Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1989 volume:

•-Jf, m •aMi ' ' w M i r ,A n A diy!Ork£ vTed rr? - h rf y i ' } 01 r r ) e fy e yt I 9 a l ' . - ' Suntmr-. ' . 1989 CITADEL Lakcwood Senior High School 4400 Briercrest Avenue Lakewood, California 90713 Volume XXXXII Editors: Brian Collison, Amy Harler, Michelle Payne, Keith Tripp TABLE OF CONTENTS Cio For The (iold Student Life . . Academics Sports Seniors Jimra So HMnf ... GO FOR THE GOLD The determination of the students, teachers, administra- tors, and staff at Lakewood High School can be expressed in four words, Go For The Gold. This year at Lakewood High School, Go For The Gold meant something unique to every person. Students were encouraged to set their goals high and make valiant efforts to reach them. Teachers motivated their students to strive for success, by encouraging them to reach their potential, becoming the best that they could be. Ad- ministrators led our school forward by creating an organized and pleasant environment for all. Finally, the classified staff worked to provide the necessary services to everyone at Lake- wood High School. Go For The Gold , a feeling shared by students, teachers, administrators, and staff made 1988-89 a great year at LHS. 2 Go For The Gold 1. Ryan Mclntyre and Eliza- beth Whitson enjoyed a fun day at Shoreline Village. 2. Surfing was a way of life for Rusty Wall. 3. Gold rings were the things at LHS. 4. Dena Dunlop crossed the finish line ahead of the pack 5. Gold was Marque Goldfarb ' s favorite color. 6. These determined Lancers of LHS kept the win- ning tradition alive. } ' ' it i 552S4 l 1. LHS cheerleaders provided excitement at rallies. 2. Brian Kaveney said good-bye to his parents on his first day of high school. 3. Freshman Todd Kel- ley couldn ' t break his habit of climbing trees. 4. Sophomore Senate members prepared for their first homecoming. 5. Miguel Luna and Jacquie En- cineas had a friendly way of greeting each other. 4 Welcome Aboard WELCOME ABOARD At Lakcwood High School, sludcnls of all types were taken in as special and unique individuals. The veterans of the school took time out to show the rookies the way around, and to make sure they enjoyed their three years at Lakcwood High. Welcome Aboard, was an attitude shared by eve- ryone at LHS. Rallies and other on campus activities helped make the new kids on the block welcome, to get them in- volved in the traditions of Lakcwood High School, while having fun as well. With help from administrators, teachers. and fellow students, the newcomers quickly felt at home, ready to participate in all that LHS had to offer. Their first year at Lakewood High School was certainly more enjoyable as a result. Welcome Aboard , a feeling that reached out to all who came to be first-time Lancers in 1988-89. Welcome Aboard SPECIAL RENDEZVOUS Never ceasing to diligently fill students ' time with ex- citement, escape, and even a bit of fanaticism, the Special Rendezvous of Lancers brought much to see and do. Wheth- er relaxing at the beach, or taking it up, up, and away on a short plane ride over the city, the meeting place was always an important part of the plans. A day spent at the enchanting place called Disneyland was an example of this idea. Some LHS students thought studying for that big test was the way to spend time away from school, while others would rather carve up the ski slopes on a sunny afternoon. No matter where or when Lancers spent their free time, the key to making the most of it was relaxation. The Special Rendezvous of each person at Lakewood High School meant something unique to each and every one of them. 6 Special Rendezvous 1. Jeremy Pilchman utilized his time studying for that big test. 2. Jason Cox went aerial. 3. Mr. Flynn and his soccer players prepared for a plane ride. 4. These girls knew how to capture the hearts of Disney- land ' s characters. 5. Kevin Gentile rendezvous with a friend. 6. Kelly Green and her group spent a relaxing after- noon at the Seal Beach Pier. 1 . Keri Carter, D usty Amund- sen, Mike McCormick, and Dave Reeser made it to the lunch lines ' first. 2. Doing handrails was one of Brent Bar- low ' s best tricks. 3. Dressing up for Halloween was easy for Heather Patterson. 4. Jessica Bergendahl relaxed at her se- cret spot. 5. Tracy Steineckert and Kristina Riedman loved to go roller skating at Skate De- pot. 8 MeverTooLate NEVER TOO LATE Lakcwood students proved it ' s never too late, by putting down their books and enjoying what little youth they had left. Whether it was skateboarding on handrails, dressing up for Halloween, or even taking off to the local playground for a quick climb on the monkey bars. Lancers held on to their old ways of having fun. Some had the urge to dust off their old rollerskates, go down to the skating rink, and take a stroll down memory lane. Others, with thoughts of the future and what that holds in store for them, found preparing for that big test the thing to do. No matter what activity they were involved in, students remembered that the next day brought school, homework, and studying. However, responsibilities took a back seat to youthful pursuits, and Lancers lived by the idea that it ' s Never Too Late to enjoy them. BUSY SIGNALS Although the busy schedules of Lakewood High School students drained their energy, they always seemed to keep up their Lancer spirit and support of LHS. The eagerness of students to strive for success was exhibited when it came to jobs, homework, and late night practices. A different life began for many Lancers when they found themselves punch- ing a time card after the end of seventh period. For those who didn ' t find themselves in a uniform, favorite hobbies like surfing consumed their free time. Some Lancers found no need to leave the campus to participate in their favorite activities, while others found a desire to get away at times. Regardless, one of the unifying themes of LHS students was to do their best at school, and away from Lakewood as well. Being busy was a way of life for Lancers, but an enjoyable one. 10 Busy Signals IB 1. LHS colorguard worked overtime perfecting routines. 2. Ms. Davis helped students understand computers. 3. Friends John Haberland and Dennis Blank both wanted that parking space. 4. Laura Cabral lost the battle with her books. 5. Preparation helped Renay Jones on the DMV test. 6. Raul Diaz and friends relaxed in- stead of raiding the banker. Busy Signals 1 1 . SISWIH .-, . 1. Principal Hopkins cowered as Derek Krueger pointed an accusing finger. 2. Tracy Tor- res and her mom argued over Tracy ' s allowance. 3. Shopping was fun for Raquel Miller and her mom. 4. Coach Sweeney and son Joey dreamed of a ban- ner for 1988-89. 5. David Ness and his father worked on the new car. 6. Marie Nielsen and family enjoyed an evening at home. i J % ■ 1 =% ; W i - ' J J 1 Ne« Pfi 1 iMH %■ 12 Rated PG RA TED PG Who says teen-agers don ' t gel along with their parents? Many Lancers made it a point to include their parents in many of their activities, is it so strange that a daughter might want her mother ' s advice on an outfit for school, or is it just a scheme to get hold of the credit cards? Could a son enjoy his father ' s company and conversation while working underneath the hood of his brand new car, or could it be that he really needs help? Whatever the reasons may have been, many LHS students were fond of spending time with their parents, and saw the need to seek advice from Mom and Dad whenever possible. The bond between parents and their teenagers was a constant that endured now and for all time at LHS. The students and parents of Lakewood High School, special people who know that being together is the most important thing of all. ' ;aiT  . 1. Robert Owens and Richard Alvarez drove through McDonald ' s. 2. A six-footer awaited Shennandoah Ed- wards and Don Stevenson. 3. Bobby McGee ' s and birthdays matched Daryl Fogg and Con- nie Wright. 4. Andrea Mancini, Michelle Payne, and Karie Madden craved Mrs, Fields. 5. Staci Hill, Damon Jcspcrson, and Mark Estrada eagerly dug in. m ■ IJi m ' M- fii i 1 D ' ; E  . ? ' «er ' a ' 5iffvpiyiran i kesisi _ Jl SIMPLY CAN ' T RESIST RcsisUnuw like palicnco, is a irluc, and when il comes to certain things. Lancers tried to be virtuous. Food was one thing that definitely tested their dedication to that ideal. Whether it was a healthy salad, or sinful chocolate chip cookies, a quick meal at a fast food franchise, or just munch- ing goodies 24 hours a day, you could be sure that Lancers had difficulty resisting. LHS students were known to plan gath- erings just for the sake of eating. Have you ever heard of a TOGO party? Not a toga party, but a TOGO party? This is where the main attraction is a six foot sandwich that towers over your head. What could be more irresistable than that? The connection between Lakewood High School students and their favorite foods made the idea of resistance an impos- sibility. Attempt to be virtuous, nice try. Simply Can ' t Resist I 5 TOP GUNS Lakewood students only strived to be the best. Whether academic or athletic, you could be sure that LHS would always try to come out on top. Some extraordinary students set themselves apart by their dedication to success. The end- less workouts and practices helped to develop our most out- standing athletes. The potential 4.0 ' s endured a different, but just as grueling, mental challenge in pursuit of their perfect grade point averages. Our musicians went through many hours of repetition to get it jusi right, as did our dramatists. The pressures to be the best, in the face of strict competition, set these Top Guns apart from the rest. This is a tribute to their sacrifices to achieve greatness. They brought outstand- ing recognition to themselves and to Lakewood High School. 1 6 Top Guns c 1. Kristin Boaz and top gun King ready for graduation. 5. Capt. Kirk. 2. Practice made Victor Camper proved he perfect for Susie Park. 3. Tera could fly. 6. Potential 4.0 ' s Al- Dietrich danced a solo. 4. Seni- lison Brown, Lori Pehoski, ors Bridget Armstrong, Kristy Chris Shultz, and John Dunlavy, Alan Lay, and Daryll Wilmarth were l at LHS. Top Guns 17 DRESSED TO IMPRESS You are what you wear, and many Lancers were dressed to impress each and every day. Some Lancers went for the casual look of sweats and Lakewood High School fashions, while others liked to put on a suit and tie every morning. Even some of the Lakewood teachers had a style of their own. Some of their statements may have been strange, or a bit loud, but they were statements to be sure. Another concern of LHS students is HOW they looked in their clothes. The health trend of the 1 980 ' s, aerobics, was one way that Lancers chose to have the desired look. However, one thing was certain. The motivation behind the fashions at LHS was to give a good impression. No matter what they wore, or how they looked, you could be sure that the idea was Dressed to Impress , along with dressed for success. 1 8 Dressed To Impress 1 . Mr. Wood evaluated Carlos Iriarte ' s outfit. 2. Lakewood fashions were the choice for these Lancers. 3. Working out was fun for Susan Heath and friends. 4. Cassandra Brandt and the guys in their let- termen ' s jackets. 5. A flair for style was shown by Mr. Seyler. 6. Lead singer Chris Trimble was ably backed up by Artie Almazan and Robert Fonseca. n [ V i r • II III Impn-ss I lijEliii hi}!!J 44LMisiiii nn n i 1. Kelli Lefebvre and Denise Wallar displayed their golden dreams. 2. Raul Diaz made the gondola ride as close to Venice as possible. 3. Moonlighting as lead guitarist for the band Trip Wyre kept Tony Piraino busy. 4. Katrina Williams was often found babysitting her brother, Dustin. 5. Every customer trusted Mike Younger to find the perfect movie. 20 Midnight Oil i ■ ■ ■ nS89i 8 MIDNIGHT OIL Whclhcr to do your homework before or after work, was a major question to be anwsered by most Lakewood students. These Lancers learned that the difTerent responsibilities of having a part-time job, while keeping up their grades, were related. Burning up the Midnight Oil meant staying up late to finish assignments after a full day of school and work. Lancers earned extra money or gained valuable experience toward a future career through their extra-curricular em- ployment. Some Lancers helped a customer find that perfect outfit, while others prepared our favorite frozen yogurt, or made sure that special video movie was the highlight of an evening. These LHS students all shared a common expe- rience, balancing between school and work. They were sure to have many busy days and nights along the way. TH E SKY ' S THE LIMIT No matter how difficult the situation, Lancers always seemed to pull through. For example, senior Kristi Dunlavy ' s attitude was, If you put your mind to it, you could ac- complish anything. Perhaps seniors found it easy to adopt this outlook, but for sophomores and freshmen the transition from junior high to senior high was anything but simple. However, as the year progressed the initial doubts and fears were erased, and these new Lancers fit right in. Once com- fortable as Lakewood Lancers, thoughts of the future dom- inated. Faced with many obstacles, students quickly learned that the key to success was hard work. No matter what the task, it could be accomplished with the utmost skill and grace. Whether senior, junior, sophomore, or freshman, Lakewood students realized the only limits placed upon them were their own. 22 The Sky ' s The Limit 1 . Keith Tripp displayed his fu- turistic dream car. 2. Jill Wal- lar thought of becoming a Jet- son. 3. Large spaces were an advantage for Matt Cohen. 4. Ryan Vergara, Geno Wilson, and Jason Whitecotton took an unauthorized detour. 5. Lunch passes were not needed for Roger Morissetle. 6. Clarence and Brad couldn ' t negotiate that corner. I IpBV V V K« B The Sky ' s The Limil 23 1 . The Queen Mary was an es- cape for Don Couch, Lisa Johnson, Tom Sellers, and Tammy Nelson. 2. Brian Lot- tes and his hot car were ready for a drive. 3. Marcie Ter- eschuk, Kim Loprieato, and Sarah Madrid were often to- gether soaking up sun. 4. Brian Rosborough cut loose on the wave. 5. Summer in Paris was memorable for Pauline Corelli and April Curnutt. 24 Breakaway BREAKAWAY ■t$t Lakcwood High School Lancers sliaixd a cunuiion un- derstanding of their responsibilities as students. Going to class, studying, and participating in the various activities at LHS, helped bring them together. .Another quality shared by Lancers was to Breakaway from the rigors of school and enjoy a wide variety of recreational pursuits. Leisure time was always more pleasurable with friends who shared the same interests. Places such as the Queen Mary or the beach were popular choices for some. Others chose to be more active by surfing and skateboarding their way to relaxation. Cars be- came very helpful in defeating school-related stresses, as put- ting the pedal to the metal and turning up the tunes was a wa to escape, if only for a short time. LHS students found out that on campus or off, their hard work never ended. Breakaway 25 1 . A romantic date was shared by Mike Dalzell. and Lisa Pittman. 2. A special night was on Giseia Fonseca ' s mind. 3. TravelHng in style were Krysty Snythen and Christi Fitzpa- trick. 4. Staci Peters, Julie van Renesse, Brian Johnson, and Brett Creger sailed away on a Sunday afternoon. 5. Paul Ri- vera and Denni Raymond had the future planned out. HEARTBEATS Pitlcr-pat, pitlcr-pat, heartbeats loudly sounded at the thought of these special moments shared between special friends. Lancers were a bit romantic at heart, and no matter what season it was, romance always seemed to blossom. The hope that there would always be that certain person to en- courage us with a warm smile, a friendly spirit, and an ear to listen to, became a common thread among LHS students. The search for that person was an important part of a Lancer ' s life as well. Through good times and bad, sharing the highs and lows of daily life became a part of each person ' s existence at Lakewood High School. The friendships forged here would last a lifetime, leaving Lancers with memories to be cherished forever. The beating of Lancer hearts meant close relation- ships, special and unique to all. THE BIG SPLASH Water was a major factor in the life of a Lakewood Lancer and helped them to relax away from studies and work. They found many ways to accomplish this task. Running down a slip-n-slide at full speed was one way. Another might involve some friends engaged in an impromptu water balloon fight. Even a car wash that was supposed to be a fund raiser could be turned into a raging water battle by overzealous Lancers. Squirt gun fights and amusement parks also helped quench the thirst that LHS students had for liquid refreshment. It seemed that they could never get enough of Mother Nature ' s H20. What would happen to them if they didn ' t live in Southern California? Could you imagine the difficulty these Lancers would have in a different locale? They were fortunate to be able to enjoy it while they could. ' ' - mbatr ' 28 The Big Splash 1. Junior Senate splashed at Disneyland. 2. Matt Paige, Chris Sestito. Steve Proffitt. and Shannon Witts loved water balloons. 3. Sleeping in Mr. Hughes ' class was dangerous. 4. Jason Cox was a fast draw. 3. Keith Tripp, Brian Collison. and J.K. Liebzeit cooled off in a different way. 6. Fatima Chavarria and Heidi Wilson were washing cars when . . . The Big Splash 29 i. Shannon Browning got a Merle Norman makeover. 2. Seeing double and hearing dou- ble were twins Jennifer and Ju- lie Dunlavy. 3. Lori Pehoski looked fresh in the A.M. 4. April Curnutt tried to hide her chocolate addiction. 5. Slum- ber parties were essential for Lisa Liebzeit, Jennifer Krakora, Tammy Krakora, and Kathy Neil. I H r HBi ' ► ..- F -v ' ■■■:f?£ - !■ ( H{? ' ' i ' ' 9 I IHh m _ fS s mii - fflH mMt. Mr? ' M Jr Aj W ' B ' GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS G-giggly I-intclligent R-radiant L-lovely S-sweet GIRLS ! GIRLS ! GIRLS ! They just wanna have fun ! Our Lancer girls contributed so much to the overall spirit of Lakewood High School and their efforts to do so were endless. When our Lancer girls got together, virtually anything could happen! That age old idea of a slumber party still lived in 1 988-89, and gave our girls valuable opportunities to giggle, gossip, and goof-off. A makeover that might impress that special guy on Saturday night ' s date, or sharing secrets about him, were other common experiences of LHS ladies. Nothing could excite them more than being inside a house filled with choc- olate, chocolate, and more chocolate. Lancer girls were very special, as were the friendships and good times they shared at LHS. These memories they shared will last now, and forever. Girls, Girls, Girls 31 THE GOLDEN GLOW OF SUCCESS That golden glow always seemed to be shining in the eyes of the students at Lakewood High School. With so many goals to be attained, there was never a dull moment in a Lancer ' s life. The students of LHS had their pinnacles and their pit- falls, but the effort to succeed was there every day. Their motivation to excel came in many different forms. For some, being able to exchange their caps and gowns for college sweatshirts was the main inspiration, while for others, things as little as a smile, or as big as a victory in a crucial game, gave Lancers a feeling they wanted again and again. Thoughts of making that slam dunk, or having that heart-to-heart talk with Mr. President, helped keep dreams alive in the minds of all at LHS. The Golden Glow Of Success shined upon our school this year, and will keep on shining for years to come. 32 The Golden Glow Of Success 1. Pat Thompson and Kyla Krieg showed they had two of the best smiles at LHS. 2. Mike Fortune reached for that slam dunk. 3. These were all signs of success. 4. Eureka Turner and friends were geared toward the future. 5. Wayne Chandler had an important meeting with Mr. President. 6. The sophomore football team glowed after beating arch-rival Millikan. unr UICEF The.Goiflcn ilow.c )J SuccciS - .. k34 Lancer M : 7. • « • -Ti J L L ' ttiT [c-y l Ci fca fe- 4J % - Men; 36 Student Life ' Q( V, STUDENT LIFE Student Life 37 THE QUEEN AND HER COURT The Queen, Her Court, and Escorts H 1 H Ti ' ffl R I H 1 6V-- ■wr ' ' aftHwri ' v-Ml B 1 h ' AiffiBt 9i l p ' - li Junior Princess-Lisa Pillman Sophomore Princess-Heather Patters( 38 The Queen and Her Court The Queen and Her Court 39 f ' ROCKIN ' KNIGHTS To commemorate its 31st Homecoming, Lakewood High School celebrated with the theme Rockin ' Knights . Each day of the week represented a different style of music, ranging from reggae to country-western. The week was highlighted by daily rallies prepared by the cheer groups and LHS Cabinet. These activities included a limbo dance, musical chairs, and a pass the orange contest. KNAC radio hosted live entertain- ment for students to enjoy during their lunch period on Hard Rock day. The Varsity Football team topped off the week by defeating Wilson High School in the big game. With all these activities, and the enthusiasm of LHS Lancers, Homecoming 1988 was certainly a memorable time for all. 1. Laura Cabral took a momen t to show her Homecoming spirit. 2. Kim Archer was ready for a rodeo on country-western day. 3. The best of friends gathered to compare their punk outfits. 4. ScoU Parker and Leonard Spall came ready to dance to some hard rock. 5. Lani Kaeka was all smiles when asked about her favorite kind of music. 6. Eric Sharp rustled up Mme westerners for some good oP fashioned fun. 7. Look at that HAIR! was heard from many lancers when Gabe Will and friends passed by. 8. Raul Diaz had a moment during a rally to promote reggae day. 9. Enthusiastic Shayla Warren and friends definitely captured that reggae look. 10. Jayme Reynolds said hang loose to LHS students everywhere. 1 1 . The radical reggae spirit was evidenced by JefTBeaty and Doug Bochman. 12. Candice Campbell found a fellow punk rocker to share Homecoming days with. 13. Ziggy Marley? No, just Pat Johnson in his best reggae attire. 14. Gisela Fonseca, Katrina Williams, and Susan Wolf grabbed a bite while enjoying the festivities. 1 5. Cassandra Brandt, Jennifer Hillis, Mishel Narvaez, and Denni Raymond wished every day was reggae day. 40 Homecoming Week  Homecoming Week 41 HOMECOMING DAY 42 Homecoming Day Homecoming Day 43 ¥ VARSITY YELL JV YELL The cheerleader life wasn ' t all bright lights, big crowds, and exciting football games. Both Varsity and JV Yell had long- lasting summer practices to motivate the crowds for fall and spring sports. These practices involved aerobic workouts, jumping drills, and conditioning for the upcoming year. In addition to athletics, there were spectacular rallies and special events where they performed amazing stunts and mounts to un ite that Lancer spirit and show their support for LHS. Also part of the Lancer pride were Majorette Michele Row and Mascot Vince Arenas. They expressed pearly white smiles, performed difficult baton tosses, and entertained the crowds with their enthusiasm. All of these groups had many talents, but they all had one thing in common — to make Lakewood High School 1. . The 1988-89 Varsity Yell head was Gisela Fonseca. 2. Cassandra Brandt, Mishel Narvaez, Denni Raymond, and Melina Sakalis were hams in front of the camera. 3. Varsity Yell showed that SPIRIT! 4. Performing their tech- nique and ability, Varsity Yell mastered a challenging stunt. 5. 1988-89 Varsity Yell members (top to bottom): Mamel Tucker, Melissa Polion, Cassandra Brandt, Amber Hooten, Gisela Fonseca, Melanie Rafkin, Denni Raymond, Mishel Narvaez, Melina Sakalis, and Susan Wolf. 6. 1988-89 J.V.Yell members (front to back): Renee Foulkes, Tia Gomez, Leilani Cren- shaw, Denise Vandergrift, Lisa Liebzeit, and Jennifer Krakora. 7. The 1988- 89 Majorette was Michel. Row. 8. J.V. Yell displayed their rhythym at a pep rally. 9. The spirit of J.V. Yell inspired football player Buddy Paul. 10. J.V.Yell performed a traditional pyramid. 11. The 1988-89 J.V. Yell head was Lisa Liebzeit. 12. The Lancer mascot exhibited his pride in Lakewood High School. 13. Surprise! The LHS Lancer unveils himself as Vince Arenas. 44 Varsity Yell m - ■ ' Ksn Wi ■,.1 4 ' 1 IK m.; 1 g Nfl - W ' hm ••r. Tv '  £ fi l fiF - • 13 JVYell Majoretlc 45 SONG FLAG Hot was the word that described the Varsity Song and Flag ' s awesome routines. The hard work of both squads began during the summer when they started preparing for cheer camp. It was summer vacation for some, but not these girls, as long hours of practice took up their spare time. Song ' s high kicks and Flag ' s dazzling tricks kept crowds amazed at the rallies and sporting events, as these squads inspired the spectaors to give maximum support to the LHS Lancers. Although rallies and football games were important, they were not the only activities the Pepsters participated in. The girls were re quired to attend other campus events, make mo- tivational posters each week, and encourage school spirit at all times. The dedication and unity of Lakewood ' s Varsity Song and Flag squads made the 1988-89 school year a smashing success. 1. 1988-89 Varsity Song members: BoUom Row (L to R): Marilee Howeth, Staccy Kuroiwa; Second Row (L to R): Shannon Fitzpatrick, Kristi Dunlavy, Tracy Torres, Shani Cartwrighl. 2. The Song members could always be counted on when spirit was needed. 3. Varsity Song Head — Kristi Dunlavy. 4. Song excited the crowd with their Way Out routine. 5. An outstanding feature of each rally was the performance of Wail by the Varsity Song squad. 6. The 1 988-89 Varsity Flag members: Bottom Row (L to R): Amanda Ozuna, Kim Elliot, Prudence Justice; Second Row (L to R): Jill Wallar, Shannon Gates, Andrea Mancini. 7. Flag always radiated enthusiasm with their Wail routine. 8. The crowd was awed by Flag ' s amazing routines. 9. Andrea Mancini, Kim Elliot, and Prudence Justice couldn ' t wait to perform Fight Song. 10. Singing the alma mater brought the Flag girls together. 11. Varsity Flag Head — Shannon Gates. 12. The Flag squad ' s togetherness was always something to be admired. 46 Song Flag 47 ' - (. ■ SC ' . fesiof. ' I ' iJJ 4 ? -. 4S Lancer Rcg ' ncnf 1. mr: af •■v-,. 1 (■■ ' - t ■. T ' •■:•• H J ' % •• ' ' J ' V ijf ' ■x. iv ; ■ . .v A , ' • 1 y r-ti «i m j II It: f t Lancer Regiment 49 BAND DRILL COLOR GUARD The Lancer Regiment at Lakewood High School provided many hours of enjoyment for all who saw and heard them. The marching band, drill team, and color guard played music so well, in costumes so beautiful, they left crowds in awe. The year began with football halftime shows, in which the Lancer Regiment strutted their stuff for thousands of people. The rest of the year involved countless hours of preparation for the many interscholastic competitions they entered. Many tro- phies, ribbons, and commendations were earned by these groups, who did so much to spread a positive image of Lakewood High School. The Lancer Regiment — a source of pride for LHS. 1. The 1988-89 drum major was Gary Cunningham. 2. Trumpet section: Bottom Row (L to R): C.Carlson, B.Holbrook; Second Row (L to R): R.Siong, J.Abel, M.Wright. 3. Flute section: Bottom Row (L to R): C.Turner, S.Spall, S.Burgess; Second Row (L to R); R.Gullett, J.Justice, R.Otis, G.Trinidad. 4. Clarinet section: Bottom Row: C.Atso; Second Row (L to R): B.Klaiber, R. Countryman, E.L rsen. 5. Saxophone Section: (L to R): G.Betancourt, M.Walker, K.Hoffman, J.Amaya. 6. Low brass section: Bottom Row (L to R): E.Burt, T.Marker; Second Row (L to R): G.Will, M.Bigam. 7. Marching band section leaders: (L to R): S.Spall (flutes), T.Marker (low brass), B.Leyn (drum line), M.Walker (saxophones), C.Atso (clarinets). 8. The drill team lined up for the start of a pep rally. 9. Color guard completed their portion of the Milk Bowl pre-game show. 50 Band Sections ; 1988-89 Lakewood High School Drill Team: Bottom Row (L to R): B. Bowers, D.Beeney, J.Nauenberg. Second Row (L to R): )ena, G.Nieto, M.Gaugh, T.McMahon, H.Patterson, T.Titel, S.Forte, C.Walker, J.Sitnyakousky. Third Row (L to R): A.Meeks, juerra, N.Dropp, M.Tereschuk, C.Henderson, E.Lenning, N.Fletcher, J. Lakes, S.Brown, L.Sorenson, Advisor J.Quinn. Fourth Row ) R): L.Duran, S.Madrid, S.Barton, D.Amundson, J.Bergendahl, K. Carder, J.Huitt, D.Worsley, R.Jones, J.Libeu, N.Smith. 1988-89 Lakewood High School Color Guard: First Row (L to R): M.VanDussen, K.Molinar, V.Servin. L.Goodenough. v vloriega, A.Curnutt. J.Shradcr, N.Balz, C.Ellison, K.Dubbs, A.Hcrbst, J.Barr. Second Row (L to R): S.Rcincckc, T.Johnston, homas, W.Lizenby, N.Walker, L.Cunningham, K.Ncil, P.Haydock, M.Smuck. K.Sagchorn. Third Row (L to R): B.Biiterolf, ales, S.Rhoades. M. Costa, S.Taylor, T.Fitzgcrald, J.Mazct, S.Parkcr, M.Langaroudi. H.Hughes, T.Krakora. D.Isbell. T.Zitzer. Drill Team Color Guard 51 NJ ROTC The Naval ROTC Unit brought pride to our school, to the Navy, to the United States, and to themselves. Lakewood ' s NJ ROTC unit was the largest coeducational club on campus and its members represented LHS in various city and state competitions throughout the year. The cadets performed many services for the school and the community such as: ushering at theatrical events and football games, cleaning up the grandstands afterward, and hoisting flags every day at various locations on campus. In addition, on Thursdays they wore their crisp black and white uniforms to let everyone know they were members of an elite group at LHS. Under the guidance of Captain Thompson and M CPO Borchardt, the unit strove for perfection and gave Lakewood High something to be proud of. 1. Caplain George Thompson 2. M CPO Leroy Borchardt 3. The ROTC Officer Corps: Bottom Row: D. Torres; Second Row (L to R): C. Salazar, I. Marquez, M. Moor, G. Flores, D. Bresson, A. Ochoa, A. Arteaga. 4. The ROTC Color Guard posed with precision. 5. Lupe Rojero showed Florita Chavez how important a ship ' s machinery was. 6. The ROTC Boys ' Precision Unit: Bottom Row (L to R): D. Bresson, A. Arteaga, G. Sanchez, C. Randle, A. Ochoa; Second Row (L to R): K. Rotter, D. Blevins, R. Reneman, G. Rotter; Third Row (L to R): S. Bigam, A. Magallanes, J. Umapas, S. Lim. 7. The ROTC Girls ' Precision Unit: Bottom Row (L to R): G. Flores, I. Marquez, A. Benitez, C. Arteaga, E. Chacon; Second Row (L to R): D. Torres, C. Salazar, C. Carter, M. Moor, C. Flores, T. Gamble; Third Row (L to R): K. Flores, T. Knox, V. Garcia, A. Perez, S. Clark. 8. One last minute check before inspection was all Vanessa Garcia needed. The l4HS-!iy L.ikc.vtjud 1 iigi. iclioul NJ RUTf Una: Bollom Row(Llo R): G. Flores. A. Arleaga. M. Moor. D. Torres, D. Bresson. A. Ochoa. C. Salazar, I. Marquez. Second Row (L G. Roller. K. Hernande , V. Lonias, M. Martinez. F. Lllloa, L. Valencia. J. Lopez, T. Gamble. C . Arleaga. E Chacon. A. Benitcz. M. Gomez, P. Chhou. S. Villarreal, Caplain G. Thon Thud Row (L lo R): M C VO L. Borchardl. R. Reneman. E. Weller, S. Lmi, J. Lumpas, M. Bravo, R. Sims, N. Lalimer, F. Chavez, C. Wilson, T. Smith, S. Clark, L. Rojcro, 1. Torres. F Row LloR); J. Garcia, J. Gomez, H. Sanchez. G, Trinidad, K. Siong, A. Rualo, W. Santiago. I ' Munoz, Ci. Verde, F. Verdugo, A. Perez, C. Plata, K. Rotter, J. Campos. Fifth Row(L M. Ramirez, S. McFarland, D Bievins, G. Reyes. R Rodriguez. B. VanWcstncnen, T, Lowe. C. Carter, C. Flores, C Madrigal, L. Medina, G. Sanchez, L. Thomas, L. Lomas. C. R Sivlh Row (L to R): t . ! ru;,ilo, O. Collier. D. Gowin. A. I ' adilla. D. Henderson, V. Garcia, T. Piz, W. ,lohnson. T. Knox. K. Flores. S. Bigam. A. Magallanes, M. Harbort, J. Vanci 52 NJ ROTC J NJ ROTC 53 CITADEL The Citadel class was full of excitement and enjoyment this year. Despite the amount of work involved in producing a yearbook, the class made sure to have a good time while doing it. From the beginning of the year to the last pages of the book, everyone was focused on meeting their deadlines. All students had to write copy, create captions to fit pictures, and for- mulate unique layouts with the utmost precision. Also, mak- ing sure names and faces matched was an endless task. How- ever, having fun was also an important aspect of the class. Mr. Rob Wigod, Citadel advisor, stated, Putting together this year ' s Citadel was a great challenge, made much easier by the energetic and creative staff members. The 1989 Citadel — a labor of love. Enjoy it, we did. 1. Editor Amy Harter dreamed of the touches she would put on her Citadel pages. 2, The Academics and Classes sections, under the direction of editors Kelly Green and Raquel Miller, posed for a quick photo while continuing to work on the annual. 3. The Citadel staff enjoyed a game of Uno to relieve the stress and anxiety of yearbook work. 4. Mr. Wigod and staff were always smiling for the camera. 5. The Student Life section, under editors Lori Pehoski and Katrina Williams, worked together to meet early deadlines. 6. Editors John Moreno and Melanie Sedlak produced an action-packed Sports section for athletes and spectators to enjoy. 7. After a long day, Cassandra Brandt, Karie Madden, Keli Bougher, Michelle Payne, and Julie van Renesse cooled their heels in the nearest pool. 8. A casual setting was ideal for the Citadel staff. The 1988-8 ' i ' Lakewood High School Citadel Staff: Bottom Row (L to R): J. Cox, B. Collison, J. van Renesse, K. Tripp, L. Johnson, ,- Harter, Advisor R. Wigod, C. Brandt, M. Payne, K. Williams, G. Fonseca. Second Row (L to R): K. Bougher, R. Jones, A. Castellanos.u Fitzpatrick, L. Pehoski, M. Sedlak, B. Lottes, C. Gomez, K. Green, C. Miller, J. Moreno, C. Messineo, D. Wallar, B. Kaveney. Third K|«j (L to R): M. Nielsen. R. Miller, R. Vergara 54 Citadel Z rhe CITADEL Staff ditors Brian Collison, Amy Harter, Michelle Payne, Keith Tripp assistant Editors Amber Castellanos, Tracy Torres tudent Life Editors Lori Pehoski, Katrina Williams cademics and Classes Editors Kelly Green, Raquel Miller ports Editors John Moreno, Melanie Sedlak tudent Life Section .... Keli Bougher, Cassandra Brandt, Jason Cox, Christi Fitzpatrick, Gisela Fonseca, Lisa Johnson, Karie Madden xademics and Classes Section Renay Jones, Brian Kaveney, Cheri Miller, Marie Nielsen, Julie van Renesse, Ryan Vergara ports Section Dena Dunlop, Chris Gomez, Carlos Iriarte, Brian Lottes, Connie Messineo, Denise Wallar .dvisor Robert Wigod Citadel 55 ORCHESTRA The Lakewood High School Orchestra was a well-respected group of musicians on campus. Giving the gift of music was their goal, and the results of long practice hours proved how talented they were. Under the direction of Mr. Siemsen, the orchestra was involved in many activities. School assemblies, providing the music for the Spring musical, and performing at the Winter and Spring concerts were were just some of them. Concert Mistress Susie Park stated, I ' ve played the violin since the fourth grade, but this year was the most memorable of all. The concerts and the musicals were the highlights, but I am especially thankful to Mr. Siemsen for leading us. This skillful group certainly added to the fine tradition of ex- cellence in the performing arts at LHS. I. Clarinets and oboes: M. Walker, J. Justice, R. Countryman, C. Atso, B. klaiber. 2. Flutes and piccalos: R. Otis, S. Burgess, K. Kohoutek, S. Spall, C. Perez. 3. Orchestra conductor Ralph Siemsen. 4. Strings: Bottom Row (L to R): S. Hunt, D. Edlin, V. Chiem, S. Park, M. Meyer; Second Row (L to R): B. Van Westrien, L. Coleman, K. Salinas, J. Kneppcr, L. Alvarado, K. Brownlee; Third Row (L to R): S. Montella, T. Moon, A. Barbosa, R. Regalado, D. Powell, R. Tan, N. Cheung, M. Chaffm, K. Kim, M. Moor. 5. Brass: Bottom Row (L to R): E. Burt, J. Abel, M. Bigam, T. Marker; Second Row (L to R): C. Carlson, G. Will, B. Holbrook. 6. String Ensemble: S. Park, S. Montella, M. Meyer. 7. Percussion: B. Leyn, M. Sedlak. 8. Winds: Bottom Row (L to R); S. Spall, S. Burgess, C. Perez, K. Kohoutek, R. Otis; Second Row (L to R): J. Justice, M. Walker, R. Countryman, B. Klaiber, C. Atso Mont a. The 198: ,: School Orchestra: Bottom Row (L to R): S. Park, M. Meyer, L. Alvarado, J. Knepper, R. Regalado, N Cheung, T Moon S M( Second Ro. . u. io :): ' .}. hdlm, V. Chiem, L. Coleman, K. Salinas, B. VanWestricn, K. Brownlee, R. Tan, M. Chaffm, K. Kim. Third Row (1- to k). a. n Barbosa, M. Moor Fouiih Row (L to R); T. Marker, G. Will, E. Burt, M. Bigam, J. Abel, M. Walker, B. Holbrook, J. Justice, R. Otis, C. Perez, S. Burgess, a. =v Kohoutek, B. Klaiber, R. fountryman, C. Atso, C. Carlson, D. Powell, B. Leyn, M. Sedlak, Conductor R. Siemsen 56 Orchestra : i i. m I Orchestra 57 LANCE Journalism is defined as the process of collecting, writing, and editing regularly in search of news. The LANCE, Lake- wood High School ' s monthly newspaper, was the result of the hard work and dedication of the advanced journalism class. They used their skills to inform and inspire the Lancer stu- dent body. Each issue provided news of everything from new teachers and advice columns, to activities and sports. Under the guidance of Mrs. Ott, aspiring reporters wrote- and edited their own articles, which provided Lakewood students with a solid foundation in journalism. 1. LANCE advisor Mrs. Oil looked inlcnsc while she lislencd to one of her budding journalists. 2. Editor-in-chief Jessica Cardenas helped Susan Wolf with a from page layout. 3. Working together was the key factor, as Tracy Wilbanks looked over the shoulder of Ron Fierro. 4. Denni Raymond and Mishcl Narvaez showed bright smiles as they worked on iheir articles. 5. Page editor Tera Dietrich pondered over her layout space. 6. Tina Raykoff and Cheri Miller look a short break to enjoy a news magazine. 7. Erika Nelson was relieved after sorting several stacks of the LANCE. 8. The LANCE page editors: Seated (L lo R): J. Bergendahl, S. Wolf, T. Dietrich, T. Singleton; Standing (L to R): P. Haydock, T. Hill, I. Lira, J. Cardenas. The 1988-8 ' : akewood High School Advanced Journalism Class: Bottom Row (L to R): R. Fierro, M. Narvaez, T. Wilbanksl Singleton. Second Row (L to R): T. Dietrich, T. Raykoff, M. Casian. Third Row (L to R): Advisor D. Ott, C. Herrera, K. Elliott,!). Raymond, J. Reynolds, C. Miller, T. Hill, C. Hernandez, A. Rodriguez, N. Miller, P. Haydock, J. Haberer, T. Chau. Fourth Row?. Kwan. Fifth Row(L { .. R): I. Lira, L. Decker, J. Bergendahl, H. Atkins, P. Garcia, P. Watson, J. Pivernetz, J. McDonald, J. Marsha. Nelson. 58 LANCE The LANCE Staff Editors-in-Chief Jessica Cardenas, Tracy Singleton Page Editors Jessica Bcrgcndahl, Patricia Haydock, Tera Dietrich, Zayli Rodriguez, Susan Wolf Club News Editors Laura Decker, Pierce Watson Lance Lines Editor Camiile Hernandez Boys Sports Editor Ivan Lira Girls Sports Editor Traci Hill Advertising Managers Holly Atkins, Tracy Wilbanks, Maria Casian Typesetter Toan Chau Librarian Erika Nelson Photography Manager Joe Marsh Circulation Manager Kim Elliott Cartoonist Mishcl Narvaez Columnists Ron Fierro, Jennifer Harberer, Cathy Hcrrera Reporters Stella Kwan, Cheri Miller, Jon Pivernetz, Nina Miller, Lisa Powers Advisor Mrs. Darlene Ott Printing Advisor Mr. Dennis Howey SMT- 8 LANCE 59 VOCAL MUSIC Beautiful music could be heard while walking past room 50 1 made by the Lakewood High Singers, Concert Choir, and Cecilian Singers. These three groups, under the direction ot Mr Ramirez, performed at home football games, school as- semblies, and many locations in the community. One of the year ' s highlights involved LHS ' participation in the Candlelight Procession, an event which brought our sing- ers ' talents to Disneyland. Wherever they performed, Lake- wood High School ' s three singing groups were sure to provide enjoyment for every audience. 1 The Concert Choir: Bottom Row (L to R): B. Rhoades, K. Huber, D. Lichti, P Tru.tt K Allen, J. Laylhe, J. Buck. C. Wright, T. Fletcher, S. Montella, J. Clark K Kohoutek, K. Boaz, B. Foster, J. Vargas; Second Row (L to R); S. Williamson K. Brown, S. Porizek, A. Soltow, L. Kaeka, J. Beaty, T. Hardey, M Roberts D. Fogg, D. Beeney, M. Roberts, L. Thomas, V. Arenas, E. Sharp 2 Mr Ramirez led the Lakewood High Singers during an early- morning rehearsal. 3. Teamwork was exemplified by ICristin Boaz and Matt Roberts 4 Big smiles helped Elizabeth Horvath and Tamu Baker get through that one 5. Sherry Seiz and Deborah Horvath blended well in that duet. 6. Rachel Johnson belted one out. 7. The Cecilian Singers concentrated on a difficult arrangement. 8. A casual setting suited the Cecilian Singers perfectly. Singers: Bottom Row (L to R): S. Williamson, B. Foster, J. Clark, S. Montella, D. Lichti, K. Huber, K. ;.; B Rhoades; Second Row (L to R,. v. . - VZ. Sharp, D. Pletting, D. Beeney, V. Arenas, A. Soltow, J. • -;;;.3, .... Fogg. The 1988-89 Lakewood High School Cecilian Singers: Bottom Row (L to R): A. Baker, M. Valencia, A. Larocco, C. Carter. Second Row (L to R): E. Horvath, T. Smith, D. Horvath. Third Row (L to R): R. Johnson, R. Rhoades, S. Seiz, T. Reprogle. Vocal Music 61 IT DAVID AND LISA David and Lisa told the strange and fascinating story of two mentally disturbed adolescents: David, the only son of wealthy parents, who was over protected by a domineering mother; and Lisa, the waif, who had never experienced pa- rental love and had developed a split personality which in- volved speaking only in childish rhymes. The play followed them during the course of one term at Berkeley School, where they received the sympathy and understanding of psychiatrist Alan Swinford and his staff David possessd a fear of being touched, which was finally overcome thanks to the psychiatric help, along with constant encouragement from Lisa. Per- formed on December 1,2, and 3, David and Lisa displayed the magnificent acting abilities of some extremely talented Lancers. 1. Barbara (Carrie Hedberg), an English teacher, explained an adolescent problem to Dr. Alan Swinford (Scotl Parker). 2. The school administrators shared a few of the many problems of Berkeley School. 3. David (Wayne Chandler) displayed anger in one of his troubled moments with Dr. Swinford (Scott Parker). 4. The students shared a relaxing moment together in the day room of the school. 5. David (Wayne Chandler) studied an old clock on the wall as his mother and Dr. Swinford (Laurie Neat, Scott Parker) looked on. 6. David (Wayne Chandler) talked with John (Scott Staudt) about Lisa ' s (Bronsyn Foster) schizofrenic personality. 7. David (Wayne Chandler) seemed totally oblivious as his parents (Laurie Neat, Matt Roberts) at- tempted to communicate with him. 8. The outstanding cast and director of David and Lisa. 9. Lisa (Bronsyn Foster) has finally helped David (Wayne Chandler) overcome his fear of being touched. 62 David and Lisa ' The Cast of Characters David Clemens Wayne Chandler Lisa Bronsyn Foster Dr. Alan Swinford Scoti Parker Mrs. Clemens Laurie Neat Maureen Hart Kristin Boaz John Seott Staudt Josette Kmi Huber Sandra Shelly Sclleck Kate Tricia Myers Simon Steve Norman Robert Brandon Gray Carlos Seott Williamson Barbara Carrie Hedberg Jen Rachel Berirand Mrs. Ferris Fricderike Ciraubner Mr. Clemens Matt Roberts Porter Mike Harbori First Boy Brian Saunders Second Boy Vince Arenas Director Mr. Paul Williams ' David and Lisa 63 DANCE . . . 5, 6, 7, 8! This call was often heard from an after- school practice in the dance room. Enthusiasm, spirit, and talent were put together to form this year ' s beginning, in- termediate, and advanced dance teams. The life of a Lake- wood High School dancer involved a series of stretches, leaps, and splits. The development of these skills began during the summer, when the teams first started rehearsing. Throughout the school year, these dedicated ladies continued to improve upon their routines, building toward the culmination of their efforts. The 1 989 Spring Dance Concert was the highlight of the year in which all the dancers contributed toward a spec- tacular show. This final product, the result of countless hours of practice, delighted audiences immensely. The choreagraphy and synchronization of the members left the spectators amazed. This year ' s dance teams have great talent and are really fun to work with, commented Mrs. Janet Quinn, the dance instructor. With leaders like Stacey Kuri- owa, Shannon Russell, and Janelle Junier, the advanced dance team strove for perfection all year long, while setting the standards for future years. 1. Stacey Kuroiwa, Diane Clarke, and Kim Loprieato performed an out- siandmg loe touch. 2, Shannon Russel and Alyssa Carter showed off their particular talents. 3. Tammi Cason, Debbie Gibson, Rocio Carbajan, Alma Galleagos, Anette Carrillo, Tatiana Fenton, and Socorro Herrera struck a final pose to finish off an exciting routine. 4. The group that included Susie Valencia. Susan Vallelunga, Tany Figueroa, Kimberly Antonitz, Stacy Hill, Shannon Reineke, Sondra Emo, and Judy Moralez made the most difficult dance moves seem effortless. PlilMV B H H HP H ■i Hl H I HHH K AS ni BbJ . ■ ' ' ' ■ ■■ Hi aar T Lop z ' SlIn f Kuro?w sT ' S ' p ' ' - ° ° °- P - J ' ' - - ' P - er, R. Acfalle, D. Murphy KLonneatoD Be nev 7 l ' 7 . 7 ' ' o ' ' ' ' ' • ° ' ' Co-Captain S. Russell. Second Row (L to R) T. Barth S Ascher T NauenhttrP ' h r ; ' M Anderson, B. Thompson, T. Dietrich, B. Bowers, R. Engler. Third Row (L to R): J. uann, : . Aschen, J. Nauenburg, H. Gunn, K. Ellingsen, A. Carter, A. Schnider, T. Steineckert. 64 Advanced Dance The 1988-89 Lakewood High School Intermediate Dance Team: Bottom Row (L to R): A. Carrillo, S. Emo. E. Martinez. J. Moralez, K. Antonitz. Second Row (L to R): S. Hill, S. Vallelunga, T. Cason, K. Harrison. J. Fenton. J. Garcia. S. Herrera. J. Encineas. Third Row (L to R): T. Figuera, R. Carbajal, D. Givens, S. Reinecke, D. Gipson, A. Preciado. The 1988-89 Lakewood High School Beginning Dance Team: Bottom Row (L to R): S. Toch. K. Ourn. C. Sorn. C. Madrigal. S. La, T. Toch. Second Row (L to R): P. Diaz, S. ICruoch, H. Nguyen, L. Lozano. M. Serrano, B. Vasquez, M. Henriquez, E. Vergara. Third Row (L to R): R. Gallardo, K. Brown, M. McSmith. R. Ramos. N. Jones, M. Arreola, J. Collins. S. Perez. Y. Gonzalez. Beginning Intermediate Dance 65 CABINET One of the most essential elements on Lakewood ' s campus was the ASB Cabinet. These Lancer leaders were responsible for many of the succesful goings on at LHS. Homecoming, pep rallies, Friday food sales, and the memorable Winter Formal, were just a few of the activities produced by the Fall Cabinet, ably led by ASB President Lisa Johnson. The spring semester brought new faces, headed by ASB President Cassandra Brandt. Spring Week, the blood drive, more pep rallies and food sales, and the highlight of the year, the 1989 Senior Prom, kept the the Spring Cabinet working hard for the benefit of everyone at LHS. The spirits of Lakewood ' s Lancers were lifted by the ded- ication of the Cabinet members and their le ader. Activities Specialist James Wickman. Their committment insured a memorable year for all in 1988-89. 1 . Instead of putting his foot down. Activities Director Mr. Wickman, put his finger down. 2. Fall Cabinet took some time out from planning Homecoming to pose for this photo. 3. The Fall ASB President was Lisa Johnson. 4. The Fall ASB Vice President was Damon Jesperson. 5. Dedication to LHS brought the Fall Cabinet members together. 6. Spring Cabinet climbed the steps to success. 7. The Spring ASB President was Cassandra Brandt. 8. The Spring ASB Vice President was Chris Trimble. 9. A more formal pose also suited the 1989 Spring Cabinet. f:: wm-:. . - r, ii vIi HBhEE yf l 66 Fall Cabinet THE LAKEWOOD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CABINET OFFICE FALL Student Body President Lisa Johnson Student Body Vice-President Damon Jesperson Recording Secretary Raul Diaz Treasurer Amy Harter Corresponding Secretary Judith Vega Chamber of Commerce K.mi Wood Inter-Club Council Katrma Williams Student Consultant Kyla Krieg New Student Representative Tawanja Gilbert Sophomore Class President Alicia Meeks Junior Class President Robert Fonseca Senior Class President Pauline Correlli Secretary of Boys Athletics Chris Trimble Secretary of Girls Athletics Fatima Chavarria Secretary of Recreation Mclanic Rafkm Secretary of Student Events Cassandra Brandt Secretary of Publicity Denise W allar Secretary of Arts and Awards Mickie McConatha Secretary of the Interior Laura Cabral Secretary of the Press Jessica Cardenas Human Relations Representative Laura McKinncy Director of Activities Mr. James Wickman SPRING Cassandra Brandt Chris Trmihlc Amy Harter Lisa Ciablehouse Mickie McConatha Robert Fonseca Kristi Dunlavy Alicia Meeks Tricia Jones Jessica Bergendahl Dina Moraitis Lisa Johnson Raul Diaz Tisha Joy Lee Macs Matt Roberts Anne Boland Dcnise Wallar Fatima Chavarria Tracy Wilbanks Jessica Cardenas Mr. James Wickman Spring Cabinet 67 ' ' HOLD ON TO THE NIGHT Hold On To The Night , the 1989 LHS Winter Formal, was the social highlight of the first semester. Excitement was rampant as the evening unfolded, when Lancers got their first glimpses of each other in formal attire. The elegantly dec- orated Buena Park Hotel was the setting for a lively D.J., who provided the sights and sounds enjoyed by all who attended. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors danced the night away together, making this a special event for everyone. With all these elements: fashion, music, decorations, and a large gath- ering of Lancers, Hold On To The Night was certainly memorable for Lakewood High School. 1. James Fillius and Ann Ebic eagerly posed for a photo. 2. Frank Silva, Heather Gunn, and friends displayed their flashy fashions. 3. Bright smiles were evident on the faces of Marilee Howeth and Bobby Springer. 4. A fun evening was shared by Julie Moody. John Moreno, Milch Hammond, and Julie Lyons. 5. Stacy Castillo made sure she got into this picture. 6. The Hollywood Star look was shown by Talya Higgs. 7. Mike Loomis was at the center of this happy group. 8. Today ' s hottest hits were enjoyed by Karla Flores and her date. 9. Keri Corwin, Jennifer Hillis, and Amy Watkins were awed by their first Winter Formal. 1 0. The evening was arranged by these Fall Cabinet members. II. Hold On To The Night was a special memory kept alive by a copy of the bid. 68 Winter Formal niTieleen, nunJuil and cigJUu nine 8:00 fi.m. UCC a.m. d una 9inA Jfoiel fotmaf J irM ti infer Formal M THE SOUND OF MUSIC In May 1989, the many talented singers, actors, and mu- sicians of Lakewood High School gathered together to pro- duce The Sound of Music. The combination of these el- ements resulted in an all — school musical that continued the excellent tradition of outstanding productions at LHS. The story presented the events that happened to the real Maria Rainer and her family. The tale, set in the time of Adolf Hitler ' s Nazi Germany, centered around a storybook romance involving a young postulant who became a governess for the strict, but caring, Baron Von Trapp and his seven children. This American favorite first opened on Broadway in 1959, but came to LHS thirty years later in the spring of 1989, and was expertly performed in front of cheering audiences for three consecutive nights. The careful direction of Mr. Paul Williams, vocal guidance of Mr. Marshall Ramirez, and ex- traordinary orchestration of Mr. Ralph Siemsen, insured a memorable evening for all who saw the Lancer version of The Sound Of Music . 1. Maria Rainer (Kim Huber) played a captivating melody to the seven children. 2. The beauty of the nun ' s voices enriched the audiences ' enjoyment of the performance. 3. The Fabulous Four: Messrs. Siemsen, Williams, Gathe, and Ramirez were the leaders of this year ' s producton. 4. Friedrich and Elsa Schraeder (Matthew A. Roberts and Jennefer Clark) communicated on matters of concern to both. 5. Sharing special secrets were Liesl and Rolf Gruber (Lani Kaeka and Daryl Fogg). 6. The entire cast of The Sound Of Music took time out from their busy rehearsal schedule to pose for the camera. 7. Captain George Von Trapp (Jeffrey Beatty) and Maria Rainer (Kim Huber) expressed their love for each other. 70 The Sound Of Music ' A il The Cast Of Characters Maria Rainer Kim Huber Sister Benhe Tiffany Harde Sister Margaretta Andria LaRocco The Mother Abbess Kelly-Jo Allen Sister Sophia Karen Kohutek Captain George Von Trapp Jeffrey Glen Beaty Franz, the butler Vincent .A. Arenas Frau Schmidt, the housekeeper Tracey Reproglc Liesl Lam Kaeka Friedrich , Matthew A. Roberts Lx)uisa Connie Wright Kurt D. Scott Williamson Brigitta Patricia Rcitter Marta Rebecca Rhoades Gretl Sarah LcFcvcr Rolf Grubcr Daryl Fogg Elsa Schracdcr Jennefer Clark Ursula, the maid Jakki Cole Max Detweilcr Matt P Roberts Hcrr Zellcr Doug Saunders Frau Zellcr Tracy L. Wilbanks Baron Elberfcld Don Pletting Baroness Elberfcld Bron syn Foster A Postulant Dcbra Lichti Admiral Von Schrcibcr Brian L. Saunders Nuns, Postulants, Ncigbors of Capt. Von Trapp. and Contestants In The Festival Concert Danielle R Becncy. Jessica Cardenas. Jakki Cole. Bronsyn Foster. Carrie Henderson. Dcbra Lichti. Lindsay Mariah Neal. .Sophia Outlcr, Traces Reproglc. Rachael Rhoades, Aiko Soltow. Anna Taylor. Traesa Tilel, Cicorgctte Mane Whittlingcr. Tracy L. Wilbanks, and Brian L Saunders. The Sound Of Music 71 Bollom Row (L to R): W. Eang. R. Navarro, S. Witts, B. Schenk, T. Ashley, E. Morales. Second Row (L to R): Mr. D. Howcy (Sponsor), F. Dibella, D. Pletting, P. Weisenstein, E. McCarty, B. Saunders, R. Camero, J. Pucntes, M. Puentes. Draw And Pain R Bottom Row(LtoR): D. Saunders, V. Lun, B. Van Westrienen. Second Row to R): M. Moor, C. Cooper, D. Jones, K. Kehoe, Ms. K. Ober (Sponsor). Thi Row (L to R): B. Irvine, S. Wadey, S. Bigam, R. Dominick, R. Purcell. ' aivaoz, L. Romero, J. Yuh, J. Kent, L. Goodc iiougM. ocL iiu p.. V. iL to R): Mr. T. Reyes (Sponsor), L. Wolfson, M Madrid, T. Thach, A. Ramon. Bottom Row (L to R): C. Schultz, J. Kight, L. Hagler. Second Row (D R): T. Tucker, S. Jordan, C. Graham. 72 Organizations 4 Bottom Row (L to R): Mr. M. Stobbc (Sponsor), G. Scott, B. Keiser. D. Pletting, Mr. C. Gathe (Sponsor). Row (L to R): J. Kulinski, S. ChafTin, T. Ferguson. Bottom Row (L to R): J. Encineas. L. Hamner. J. Kent, J. Yuh. Second Row (L to R): T. Hurst, K. Wybenga, M. Luna, G. Tootill. Bottom Row (L to R): J. Encmeas, L. Hamner. Second Row (L to R): . Brown. Mr. K. Miller (Sponsor). F. Gracbner. Bottom Row (L to R): T Green, P. Washmglon, L Dall. C. Tillman. Second Row (L to R): T. [Jcdeaux. T. Fletcher, T Kim, T. Stephenson. Organizations 73 Los Amigos Club Peer Coun Bottom Row (L to R): H. Stokes, S. Kashinski, P. Reitter, A. Mancini L Gonzales, S. Vargas, R. Garcia. Second Row (L to R): M. Luna, J. Encineas J. Clapp, M. Russell, S. Sandoval, L. Lopez, A. Canela, S, Canela, C. Paredes ' A. Avila. M. Looez. V. Macias, Ms. M. Le Fever (SoonsorV Bottom Row (L to R): Mrs. D. Sanders (Sponsor), T. Ramos, G. Flores, Wiggms, B. Zucker, F. Rosas. Second Row (L to R): R. Medina, D. Dunlop, Heath, C. Messineo, D. Wallar, D. Givens, J. Encineas, R. Miller. TODE Club Bottom Rovv ,.. . i. Sokha, V Lam, T. Yann, S Tran, N. Lam, Ms. F. Alexander (Sponsor). Second Santhiyodhin, V. Thuy, S. Theng, N. Ya, T. Huy, R 74 Organizations . Un, C. Thach, K. Ly, V. Bottom Row (L to R): E. Ramos, T. Nguyen, M. So, J. Cardenas, V. Chiem 1. Row (L to R): S. Lm, N. Ya, C. Madrigal. Second Row (L to R): T. Nhatko, L. Sanders, S. Park-- Nguyen. Mardina, S. Ramirez, A. Gonzales, M. Rodriguez, D. Nguyen. Third Row (I o R): R. Tran, P. Garcia, T. Madsen, S. Lam, F. Hnatko, E. Martinez. ANCE Club Bottom Row (L to R) . Brown. S Stom. J ' l)ma h. S Fit patnci . M Scdiak. M JMcConalha. R Nguyen. J Kent. R Tan Second Row |L to R) A James. C Bishop, A. Taylor. T Stephenson. 1 Kim. J Yuh. G Tootill. J Magncra. T Dong Third Row (L to R): C Wnght. J Cooper. B Desmond. S Cabalu. D Nguyen Fourth Row (L to R): F. iciraubner. Mr. K, Miller (Sponsor), E Eldndgc, Bottom Row (L to R): Ms. K. Carpcnlcr (Sponsor). J. Cardenas. J. Kent. C. Atso. J. Garcia, L. .Annis. M, ,Aiello, L, .Adams, D. Mitchell. Second Row (L to R): D. Chang. W. Hare. A, Brown, S. Kim. E. Espinoza. J. Dean, J. Carpenter, T. Vaught, F. Chagollan. K. Brown, G. Tootill, J. Yuh, L. Lopez. F nAmClub Jazz Band llotlom Row (1. lo R): M So. T Iran. E Espinoza. Second Row (1, lo R); I. Kent. P. Reittcr. A Taylor, M Man. S Muth. L Lopez. Third Row (L 3 R). Mr. D. Small (Sponsor). J. Vuh. G. Tootill. J. Kent. B. Desmond. Boitom Row (L to R): B. Lcyn, L. Thompson. B, Klaiber, R. Countryman, M. Sedlak. M. Walker. S. Minnich Second Row (L to R): L Barron. T Piraino. Mr. R. Sicmscn (Director), G. Will, E. Bun. M. Bigam, A. Bassctt, C. Carlson. Organizations 75 76 Academics ACADEMICS Academics T! 88 LAKEWOOD STAFF 89 The 1988-89 Lakewood High School staff was made up of many individuals with many different responsibilities. Tl administrators, teachers, and classified staff were dedicated to serving the LHS student body and community in eve way possible. The administrative staff worked to establish a framework for education at Lakewood that included a sa and disciplined learning environment, while allowing individuals the opportunity to express their talents and abilities the fullest. The Lakewood High faculty was entrusted with teaching, motivating, and preparing students for the challeng they would face in the future. Whether college or work was ahead, today ' s Lancers received the maximum effort of the instructors, who shared a common interest in helping young people reach their potential. The classified staff performi numerous duties that contributed to the pleasant atmosphere at LHS. The campus was a clean, friendly and wi organized place, due to the efforts of each and every member of the Lakewood High School StafT Dc luglas Achlerman Pia Alexander English English ■■ r H r ff K ' ' WK M ' •-- J R P) B i IT- HhBl. ' ' ' -JI Wm Ef ' ' H Harold Anderson Staff Assistant Allen Arbogast Physical Education Nancy Archer Career Center Cindy Bass Girls Attendance Rose Bishop Choral Accompanist 78 Lakewood Staff David Arnold Mathematics Stephen Bartholomew ' Engineer 1 E99 HkuM H l HBS hHH HMPf H —  H Bette Blake Cafeteria Staff Trish Bonner Boys Attendance Doroihv Ihi tall Socio) Saenie Michflf Eakin Clfical Staff Laken-ood Staff 79 Brad Erlanson Staff Assistant Ruth Ann Fisher English Richard Flood Counselor Micheal Flynn Mathematics Willard Foerster Business Education Bill Hockerson Science Kalhy Holmberg Staff Marvin Uolzman Social Science Monica Honey Vice-Principal ' s Secretary Donald Hopkins Principal 80 Lakewood Staff miliam Medmck Social Science Eugene Mehin Business Teresa Meyer Speech Therapist Kt-ith Miinf Science Tim Milienherger Social Science Lakewood Staff 81 Lee Neely Social Science Bill Nicholson Sciepce Catherine Nicholson Physical Education Harry North Industrial Education Jon Nowak Vice Principal Karla Ober English Carol Ohlinder Science • Spud O ' Neit Physical Education Gayla Otto Counselor ' s Secretary Judi Paritla Nurse ' s Clerk Larry Patten Industrial Education Joseph Pistoia Assistant Principal Thomas Northen English Darlene Ott English Anita Pettigrew Clerical Staff Terry Pikop English H m y T ' - M P ri P ypV K . m M r i Ln HI ' : 1 H u ' ' M _ L m2 my i Janet Quinn Physical Education Jerry Railhel Head Counselor Marshall Ramirez Vocal Music Bennie Reams Assistant Principal 82 Lakewood Slap Sylvia Reinecke Ctifetena Manager Terrel Reyes Art Mary Robey English Buddy Resales Educational Aide M  H;S I Darlene Sanders Counselor Terry Saunders Science Ken Reynolds General Studies Charles Riley Science Barry Ross Custodial Staff Delbert Scott General Studies Barbara Seelgen English Wendell Shafer Science Clarence Shaver StqffAisiitant Ralph Siemsen Instrumental Music Patrick Simpson (icneral Studies Joyce Robertson Student Store Derwin Sampson Groundskeeper Merrie Slaglrv horeign Language Donald Small Foreign Language Peggy Smith Educational Aide Leona Sorenson Mathematics Jerry Snarkman Social ScieiKe Lillian Sparks Custodial Staff Laketvood SlafT 83 Elizabeth Stankov Foreign Language Bill Sleek Gym Accompanist Mike Stobbe Industrial Education Charles Stoner Mathematics Tim Sweeney Mathematics Pete Tereschuk English George Thompson Naval Science Mary Thompson Mathematics Bonny Walsh E.S.L. Mike Whittington General Studies James Wickman Activities Specialist Robert Wigod Social Science Lee Strother General Studies Nancy Torres Activities Secretary Paul Williams English 84 Lakewood Staff Sandy Williams Foreign Language STAFF AUTOGRAPHS Staff Autographs 85 Teachers working with their students served as a foundation upon which Lakewood High School was built. Various learning activities went on inside the classrooms that forged relationships between students and faculty that were very special to both. Every Lancer experienced different subjects each day, but what set those classes apart were the instructors who directed, motivated, and challenged students to achieve their potential. The partnership between stu- dents and teachers involved hard work, mutual trust, and a committment to success that benefitted stu- dents in 1988-89, and for years to come. 1. Mr. Rose and friends discussed the implications of the water cycle. 2. A tiny spot on the board distracted Ms. Slagley more than her students. 3. Ms. Hummer was stumped by that annoying filmstrip projector. 4. Mr. Howey led the way to excellence in graphic arts. 5. Different squares and rectangles always fascinated Mr. Patten. 6. New French teacher Ms. Williams went over some new vocabulary words with her class. 7. Ms. Gilpin showed one of her students a new measuring technique. 8. Mr. Reynolds em- phasized a point t o his sophomore class. 9. A student ' s new folder was sure to get a compliment from Ms. LeFever. 86 Teachers At Work Teachers Al Work 87 The faculty of Lakewood High School were out- standing people off campus as well as on. Students found that their teachers shared many of the same extra-curricular interests. For example, they might catch their favorite teacher participating in a range of activities from boating to pole climbing. Each faculty member brought a unique personality to their class- room, which allowed them to reach out to their stu- dents in a variety of ways. Inside the buildings it was algebra to zoology and all stops in between, but out- side the confines of LHS it was anything goes. I.Mr. Seyler put his hands on this school offish during a recent trip to Texas. 2. Skimming over the water at top speed was Ms. Gilpin. 3. Mr. Howey and daughter were seen gliding down the hillside. 4. Looking for juvenile delinquents put Clarence Shaver in hot pur- suit. 5. Mr. Tereschuk climbed to the bow of his sailboat to get a view of the Long Beach Marina. 6. Kicking back in front of his Barbados vacation villa was Mr. Strother. 7. There was no room between Joey Sweeney and Fred Moore when they got together. 8. Ms. Robey and her brother John in earlier days reminisced about growmg up together. 9. Ms. Alosa elevated herself on a 50 ft. pole at a stress management camp. 10. A talk with pals Mickey and Minnie Mouse was therapy for Ms. Sorenson. Teachers Al Play Teachers At Plav 89 o CLASSIFIED STAFF ON THE JOB The Classified Staff of Lakewood High School per- formed many important functions that made the lives of LHS students and teachers brighter. Each day they cleaned and beautified the campus, fed breakfast and lunch to hundreds of Lancers, organized the paper- work necessary for the school to operate, and worked behind the scenes to insure the quality of life at LHS was the best it could be. Often working before and after school, these dedicated people devoted them- selves to helping make our school run smoothly, while taking pride in their job, and in Lakewood High School as a whole. 1. Service with a smile was evidenced by Marge Kazlauskas. 2. Activities Secretary Nancy Torres sorted through thousands of student I.D. cards. 3. Mary Guinn and Linda Gill kept the library running smoothly. 4. Groundskeeper Barry Ross inspected his area. 5. Stan Assistant Liz Minor and Mr. Wickman discussed the upcoming pizza sale. 6. Clarence Shaver and The Razors belted out one of their favorite songs. 7. Student Store Manager Betty Karcher thoroughly went over her books. 8. Jennifer Arkus used the advice of Career Center Aide Rita Ramseyer to the fullest. 9. Terry Marksbury was often seen on his trusted lawn mower. 10. Prin- cipal ' s Secretary Maureen Cruz held the answers to the many questions of students and staff. rr 90 Classified StaffOn The Job Classified Staff On The Job 91 %-J r % n 92 r ie ; 9 8-89 Lakewood High School Staff y% ' % • - ' i ' ' •• ' far! •.V i,;V ' ' •.;•• ' •♦, y tV:::. ' ; ' .-. V I ri ; S ? ! ' : ' •r:? : S:5 The I98SS9 Lukewood High School Staff 93 94 Sports f ' %mk i kM ' A ' ■f P -? C -A , (r T aI- , 1 .O A£d A .V p SPORTS Sporls 95 J VARSITY FOOTBALL The Lakcwood varsity football team faced a challenging season in 1988. Under new head coach Tim Milienberger, the Lancers began the year with optimism. However, a difficult pre-season sched- ule resulted in a 1-3 record. The Moore League campaign started with a loss to Millikan, but the next week saw the Lancers knock off undefeated Wilson in the Homecoming game. The team tried to build upon that win, but a lack of depth and experience left them 1-4 in the league, and 2-7 overall. LHS was led by returning lettermen Craig Lundberg, Chris Sestito, Fred Maxwell, and Tony Piraino. Seniors Mitch Hammond and Joe John- son also contributed fine seasons, along with jun- iors Chris Trimble, Tom Graham, Jamual John- son, and Robert Fonseca. I, Mitch Hammond stopped a running back at the line. 2. Strong safety Jamual Johnson showed his tackling form against Millikan. 3. Quarterback Matt Paige rolled out to find an open receiver. 4. Pursuing the quarterback was linebacker Craig Lundberg ' s job. 5. Three defenders couldn ' t hold tailback Ricky Ortiz. 6. The Lancer offense prepared to do battle. 7. Defensive standout Chris Trimble tackled this back for a loss. 8. The Lancer defense dug in. 9. Tight end Jeremy Pilchman broke a tackle for a big gain. 10. The Varsity Football Team. 96 Varsity Football Bollom Row (L lo R) R Fon.«a. R Krwicr. R Nuc .. J RobillM. M Fortune, k Brr ilcf. L Petri. R Ortll, A. Alm«un R Htincr Second Ro« (L lo R) A Oillellc. D Knictct. K Anione. Ccch P Tcrochuk. Co«rh M Ro«. HMd CoKh T Millcnbeiiei. Coich R Wi o l. CoKh R Wilion. J Moreno. B Kcnniion. S Simon Tllinl Ro (L lo R): S Willi. R Monuelle. B Lollei. D Jesperion. T Ormham. M P«i c. B Piul. B Almiun Fourth Row (L 10 R) C Seililo I Johnion C Coco. F Muwell. P Thompwn. I Jolinion I McM. C Lundbeif Fifth Row (L lo R) I Pilchm.n. T Pinino. J. Ucmniera. V Tnmble. T Wn hl. P Johiuon. J M«iih. M KUppnMh. M Hutinond. B Sorenton. Vanity Football 97 J ll jy SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 1 lijr Lakewood ' s junior varsity football team posted one of the most successful seasons in recent years. Their record of 8-1, 5-0 in the Moore League, earned them the league championship. The ffense was spearhe aded by quarterbac k Artie Abfianzan and tailback tKenny t rewster. ' T while e defen was led by end Carlos White and cpilrgrback Bfetl Creger. The sophomore team also ha -a hampion season. A 7-2 record, 5-0 in the Moore reflected the excellence the ream disj throughout the season. Offensive(| tandouts Owens, Johnny Horner, and Mike McCoi contributed in scoring the points, while defensive players Pete Lara, Dana Belman, and David Resser held the other Moore League teams to only thr touchdowns. 1. Carlos White stacked Bosco ' s tailback for a loss. 2. This running back was stopped by Richard Hoffman. 3. Charging up the field was tailback Larry Brown. 4. Another victory for Dave Gonzales and the JV ' s. 5. Brett Creger handed off to Rudy Trevino for a first down. 6. Johnny Homer drove for a Lancer touchdown. 7. An open receiver was Brian Kaveney ' s target. 8. The Sophomore line was led by Mike McCormick. 9. Dog Pile! 10. The Junior Varsity Football Team. 11. Tailback Robert Owens pushed forward. 12. The Sophomore Football Team. 98 JV Sophomore Football 1 .. i Bottom Row (L to R): B. Carey, G. Banllu, L. Brown. Coach R. WiUon. C RvxUe. D CTuvei, C White Seoood Row (L to R): B. Johiuon. R. Trevino. J. Lepe, B. Creger, N Billcdo. J Umomu. R. Hoffmin. D Goiuaks Thml Row (L to R): M. Roberts, J Drumn(ht, K. Lcwu. B. Brewster. I Dietnch. D Fletcher. J Frudakis. S. Q Biunganier. Botlofn K  II III K) H t.ilhljnd ( Mhi K ( nil H %Shillm|rf K roilolo H Kufami K i «rnt. K Mirinrlli Second Row (I. to R I P Padilla. I) Ma(dclino. M Allen. I) Sct|ueira. S Hernandei B Dropped. R ( uni. t l.arson. D Taylor Third Row (I lo R) L. Wilbom. J Horner. R l  pe . Coach P Simpton. Coach S o ' Neil. Coach A Arbo(a t. J Alkn. M Luce. B Wik Founh Row i L lo R I R Alterei. R F1o d. R Tafoya. D Reeter. J Beene . P Manineau. ( Ruuo. E Foumier. I ' Aberlo Fifth Row IL lo Rl M A(uilar. T Moms. B Kavene . J (iro runder. T Alexander, f. Dngo. M Mc ' ormicli. B lMenl. [) Rohens Siilh Row |L to R) B Hollen. E BIrvint. R Ked. M (iranl. E Hem. A Whomp. D Vandeman. D ()o i(lasa. P Lara Seventh Row |L InRi K Sadler ) Church T Diion D Belman ) A ila ) Hohvin I Fach M Mouse S Oodfelder J I Sophomore Football 99 J WATER POLO Excitement filled the natatorium as the Lake- wood water polo teams exhibited their skills. Var- sity captains Todd Ashley and Rich Medina led their team with excellent offensive and defensive play. Another key player was junior Stacey Brown, a female poloist whose unique abilities added greatly to the team. A fourth place finish in the Moore League did not diminish the determination and spirit of the varsity squad, as they represented LHS with pride the entire season. The sophomore team had a fine season, placing second in the Moore League. Hard work and ded- ication paid off for the sophs, as outstanding play- ers James Cortz and Aaron Whatley led the team to a successful first season at LHS. 1 . Gaining control of the ball was necessary for Stacey Brown. 2. Mike Jemmett worked to get free for a pass. 3. John Sibbing ignored the defense as he drove for the goal. 4. A quick talk with Coach Nicholson helped the varsity plan strategy. 5. Erwin Antillion kept his eyes fixed on an open teammate. 6. The sophomores received advice from Coach Caldwell. 7. This defender was no match for Aaron Whatley. 8. Robert Klein ' s defense caused problems for the opposition. 9. The Varsity Water Polo team. 10. Goalie Mike Mitchell used his skills to deny the opponents a goal. 1 1 . The Sophomore Water Polo team. 100 Water Polo K l ■ H bR i HP Sl t % l H H Hat JmbBP ' 51 •Ne-.- ' i Bottom Row (L to R): P. Mynar. R. Medina. J. Sibbing. T. Ashley. Second Row (L to R): E. Antillion. D. Long. M. Newton. M. Jemmelt. S. Moore. Third Row (L to R): C. Laurenzana, H. Romero, R. Hicok. S. Brown. f Sm Bottom Row (L to R) H I ' cnrosc. J -Uranus. A Whallcy. R Fish. K Kchoe. P Pisciolla. A. Hawbakcr. R Cuellar. M Hutchinson. Second Row (L lo R): Coach M Caldwell, r (;c.n .iU . H Knscr. M Mikhcll. R Kline. J Coti HawrPolo 101 J VOLLEYBALL The 1988 Lakewood volleyball teams began the year with great enthusiasm. After a challenging pre- season, the LHS varsity began the Moore League schedule with a victory over Millikan. Howev- er,the remainder of the year was more difficult, as youth and inexperience caught up with the Lady Lancers resulting in a fourth place finish. The team was led by seniors Connie Messineo and Lori Pehoski, along with juniors Fatima Chavarria, Ju- lie van Renesse, and sophomore Staci Peters, who all gained valuable experience for next year. The J.V. team ended their season with a 7-3 record, good for third place in the Moore League. The J.V. ' s were led by Danielle Manis, Shaunda Barrett, Lori Faiello, and Jessica Wurst who car- ried the team to several key victories. 1 . Leasia Schutter was determined to block the opposition. 2. A backset by Julie van Renesse was critical to the Lancer offense. 3. Staci Peters and Lori Pehoski waited anxiously to return serve. 4. Good jumping ability was evidenced by Lorena Perez. S. Danielle Manis stuffed the ball back to Millikan ' s side. 6. An ace serve was unleashed by Jessica Wurst. 7. The 1988 Varsity Volleyball Team. 8. Connie Messineo spiked one home. 9. The 1988 Junior Varsity Volleyball Team. 102 Volleyball eivood inters Bottom Row (L to R): Leasia Schutter. Connie Mcssineo. Second Row (L to R): Lillian Guertler, Fatima Chavama, Lon Pchoski. Slaci Peters, Julie van Renesse, Erika Brady, Shannon Oates, Tiffany Hunt. Third Row (L to R): Denise Vandergrift. Bottom Row (L to R); Lorcna Pcrc . Lon Faillo. Mickic ChalTin Second Row (L to R( Maura Klaibcr, Dcbbir Loogms, Malio Men. Shaunda Barrett. Jeuica Wurst. Maria Harr. Jenifer McDonalil. Jantnr Robinvin Third Row (I lo Rv ( henda (hhor Volleyball 103 J GIRLS TENNIS The Lakewood Girls Tennis teams were char- acterized by improvement this year. The varsity placed third in the Moore League with a record of 5-5, advancing to the C.I.F. playoffs. The Lady Lancers were led by All-League doubles team Dina Moraitis and Debbie Lichti, who demonstrated consistency all season long. Number one singles player Tracy Wilbanks provided leadership that was necessary to the success of this year ' s team. Other contributors were Kyla Krieg, Penni Russell, Alissa Yee, and sophomore sensation Jennifer Hil- lis. The J.V. ' s finished third in league with a record of 5-5. Stacy Kirshman, Heidi Payne, and Anne Boland led the team to a fine season, giving LHS Tennis much to look forward to in the future. 1 . A determined Stacy Kirshman served an ace. 2. Penni Russell executed a skillful drop shot while partner Alissa Yee prepared to assist. 3. Varsity captain Tracy Wilbanks blasted a backhand. 4, Kyla Krieg wound up for her powerful serve. 5. Sophomore Jennifer Hillis nailed a winner. 6. A quick return was executed by Amy Watkins. 7. The doubles team of Dina Moratis and Debbie Lichti perfected their technique. 8. The Girls Varsity Tennis Team. 9. Focusing on the ball, Dung Ngyuen, displayed her forehand. 10. The Girls Junior Varsity Tennis Team. 104 Girls Varsity Tennis wt — g m Bottom Row (L to R): D. Lichti, J.Hillis, L. Romero, P. Russell. Second Row (L to R): D. Nguyen. D. Moraitis, S. Kirshman, T. Wilbanks, K. Krieg, H. Payne. Bottom Row (L to R): R. Rcgalado, J. Dugan. G. Tootill, E. Whitson. Second Row : S. Phu. Third Row (L to R): P Irons. C Wcslon, A. Boland. S. Humphrey A. W ' .itMin, S Frliinclsiui, A Irinutail (iirls Tennis 105 r BOYS GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The Lakewood cross country teams had out- standing seasons in 1988 as their dedication and teamwork led to great success. The varsity boys were 5-0 in the Moore League and captured the title. Outstanding performers were league cham- pion T.J. Reyes, Jose Villanueva, Danny Maldonado, Manuel Diaz, and Sean Stamper. The J.V. boys were also league champions as medalists David Schock and Martin Villanueva led the way to victory. The girls varsity placed second in league with a 4-1 record and were led by league champion Lucinda Reyes, Erica Nelson, and Nicole Cortz. Other key performers were Dena Dunlop and Monica Gonzalez. The J.V. girls were paced by Carmen Vega and Becky Rhoades who led their squad to a third place finish. 1 . Racing in a pack was good Lancer strategy. 2. Phon Bonsynat, Martin Villanueva, and David Schock showed excellent team- work. 3. Relief was on Jose Zosaya ' s face as he neared the finish. 4. Mike Wallentine, Jeff Saltzmann, Robert Espinoza, and Ben Pluma used a downhill to their advantage. 5. The Boys Cross Country Team. 6. Nicole Cortz moved toward first place. 7. Maximum effort led to a personal record for Ivonne Diaz. 8. Eyes on the finish line, Dena Dunlop helped the Lancers to victory. 9. Maria Valencia followed captains Nicole Cortz and Erica Nelson in pre-race stretching. 10. Becky Rhoades reflected on her best race. 1 1 . The Girls Cross Country Team. ' f ' itaKf . ■ •. ' m Bottom Row (L to R): P Bonsynat, M Villanueva, J. Duran, J. Zosaya, J. Villanueva, M. Villanueva. MJaynes Second Row {L to R): J. Green. M. Diaz, D. Schock, M. Panagos, J. Ryan, S. Stamper, D. Maldonado Third Row (L to R): V. Arenas, B. Pluma, B. Woodrow, R. Kuiper J Pad illa T Reyes, C, Lovell. iik) Cross . Sftjgfe 10 Bottom Row (L to R): E. Chavez. M Valencia. C. Vega. E Chacon. Second Ron (L to R): 1 Oiaz, C. Wnghi. A. Luna. B Rhoades. A. Cancla. Third Row (L to R): N. Mosqucda. A. Soltow. L Rescs. M Gonzalez. E Nelson, N Cortz. D Dunlop. Coach K Miller Cross Country W J GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER II I if A new coach and a will to win gave the LHS girls varsity soccer team the motivation to capture the Moore League title. An injury filled preseason did not alter the goals of the Lady Lancers, and after the first round of league play their record was 3-1- 1 , good for second place. A strong defense served as the foundation for the team, while the offense showed improvement as the season progressed. Outstanding players were seniors Nicole Dempsey, Bridget Armstrong, Ann Eble, Tami Riley, Penni Russell, Lisa Harmon, and junior Jeanie Holt. The combination of Mr. Hockerson ' s coaching and in- spiring attitude, along with the talent and heart of the players, paid off in a C.LF. playoff berth, and a successful season. 1. Another fine defensive play by was made by Bridget Arm- strong. 2. Slide tackling was just one of Ann Eble ' s specialties. 3. Sure handed goalkeeper Nicole Dempsey scooped up the ball. 4. Ann Eble stretched to intercept another pass. 5. Sophomore sensation Heidi Payne deflected another Wilson pass. 6. Spirit and togetherness were evident as the LHS varsity met before a crucial game. 7. Tina Windrim showed her outstanding de- fensive skills. 8. Lisa Harmon used masterful ball control to set up a score. 9. With speed and skill, Kristi Brogelman dribbled into scoring position. 10. Penni Russell quickly moved past a bewildered defender. 1 1 . The Girls Varsity Soccer Team. 108 Girls Varsity Soccer J 10 Boltom Row (L to R) L Cabral. K Windnm. T Wmdnm. D CotU Sfcond Row (L lo R); P Russell. B Armstrong. N Dcmpscy. K Brogrlman. L Jaroch Third Row (L lo R): Coach B Hockerson. R Griibcr. T Rilcy. A Eblc. H Payne. J Holt. L Harmon Girts Vanity Soccer 109 I J GIRLS BOYS JV SOCCER The girls junior varsity soccer team and their new coach, Mr. Rose, were characterized by a mixture of enthusiasm and skill. With these qual- ities behind them, the Lady Lancers began the preseason preparing themselves to challenge for the Moore League championship. After the first round of league competition the team had a record of 3-0-2, which kept them in the middle of the race for the title. Key players were Susie Erlandson, Lisa Gablehouse, Amanda Boyles, Anne Boland, and Alyssa O ' Neil. The boys junior varsity soccer team performed very well during the preseason compiling an im- pressive record of 8-0. Coach North and the team set their sights on the Moore League championship and had a 3-1-1 record through the first half of league play. The team was led by George Alcanter, Roger Morisstte, Francisco Torres, Carlos Mar- tinez, Mark Wassmuth, and Dennis Allen. 1 . Not only could Lisa Gablehouse pass with her feet, but her head also. 2. Alyssa O ' Neil used her speed and skill to dribble downfield. 3. Determination was on Anne Boland ' s face as she avoided another defender. 4. A steal by Jodi Schneider set up a score. 5. The Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Team. 6. Mark Wass- muth blasted a free kick for a goal. 7. Marco Montoya ' s ball handling baffled the opponents. 8. Matt Eakin ' s walloping kicks posed a threat. 9. Juggling by Roger Morissette confused the opposition. 10. Determination on defense was Jim Armstrong ' s forte. 1 1 . The Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Team. Bottom Row (L to R): A. Shibata, S. Erlandson, S. Ayers. Second Row (L to R): J Schneider, N. Judd, D. Outler, K. Midgett. Third Row (L to R): Coach M. Rose, A Boland, A. O ' Neil, A. Carmichael, T. Higgs, A. Boyles, L. Gablehouse, T. York. _ 110 Girls JV Soccer Boys JV Soccer 111 f BOYS VARSITY SOCCER The LHS boys varsity soccer team began the season with improvement on their minds. Several key players returned from last season ' s C.I.F. quarte rfinalists, and a challenge for the Moore League championship fueled the desire of Coach Flynn and his players. The Lancers had an ex- cellent preseason with a record of 8-1-3, and began league play with a 2-0 win over Millikan. The team carried that momentum through the first seven games where they remained in first place with a 4- 1-2 record. The team was led by seniors Brian Lottes, Carlos Iriarte, and Steve Montella, along with juniors Tony Frontino, Leo Perez and Mike Avila. The boys varsity soccer team not only had thfeir sights on the league title, but on the C.LF. playoffs as well. 1 . Determination, speed, and skill gave Carlos Iriarte the edge when he touched the ball. 2. Leo Perez ' ball control was never in doubt. 3. Terry Green used his skills to clear the ball. 4. A leaping Brian Lottes was a threat to score anytime and any- where. 5. Clearing the ball was done expertly by Chris Rogers. 6. Leading scorer Brian Lottes put another goal in the books. 7. Alex Rivera befuddled a defender with his masterful control of the ball. 8. The LHS defensive wall was a formidable obstacle for the opposition. 9. Jerrod Savala ' s ability in the air was a dominant force. 10. A downfield kick by goalie Tony Frontino got the Lancer offense started. 11. The Boys Varsity Soccer Team. 1 1 2 Boys Varsity Soccer Bottom Row A Mendou. O Rivera. J. Solo. G Torre . L. Perer Second Row : E Mininei. S Mam c M Avia. B Lott«. J Sav.la. C In.nc. S Montcll.. Coach M Flynn mird Row T Green, A Morr. M Wassmuih. T Frontino, C Rogers. M Eakin. J Cameron Boys Varsity Soccer 1 1 3 J BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL i Four starters from last season ' s C.I.F. semi- finalists — Brian Camper, Victor Camper, Aaron Adams, and Andre Miller — returned in 1988-89 to lead a talented boys varsity basketball team. Point guard Joe Sweeney, J.V. veterans Tom Sell- ers and Bob Moyer, and newcomer Terrance O ' Kelley added to this nucleus and gave LHS one of the best teams in school history. A tough preseason prepared the Lancers for Moore League play, and the team proved they were ready by storming through the first seven league games un- defeated, clinching the first outright league cham- pionship in the history of LHS. The highly re- garded hoopsters were headed for the C.LF. playoffs, and hopefully a strong challenge for State honors. I . Another Brian Camper patented dunk. 2. A jumper by Victor Camper put LHS ahead. 3. Eyes fixed on the basket, Andre Miller looked to score. 4. Victor Camper found a lane and drove to the basket. 5. Joe Sweeney showed his moves as he put the ball in the hoop. 6. The ball handling of Brian Camper was another problem for the opposition. 7. At the free-throw line Aaron Adams showed intense concentration. 8. Coach Sweeney nervously observed his Moore League champions. 9. Crashing the boards, Terrance O ' Kelley kept the pressure on. 10. Tom Sellers kept the Lancer offense moving with a crisp pass inside. I I . The Boys Varsity Basketball Team. 1 14 Boys Varsity Basketball 10 Bollom Row (L lo R): T Seller . J Sweeney. Coich T Sweeney Jr . Coich T Sweeney. Coach F Powers. S Adams. A Miller Second Row (L lo R) S Allen. B Camper. A Adams. T O ' Kelley. V ( .impcr F Fldndgc B Mmrr M Mack K Dnon Mgr J Dawes Boys Varsity Basketball 1 15 J BOYS JV SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL The boys junior varsity basketball team began their season by winning the Santa Ana Tourna- ment, but the start of league play proved difficult for the Lancers. The team finished the first round with a 2-3 record, but the experience gained by juniors Calvin Hardy, John Kuhn, David Ness,and Undrae Walker, along with sophomore Michael Fields, should keep the future of LHS basketball bright. The sophomores got off to a fast start by winning the Lakewood Tournament. Standouts Ray Pizar- ro, Mike McFarland, Greg Williams, Mike Acheampong, and Kedrick Sadler led the team into league play, where the Lancers were 2-3 through the first round, hoping to improve as the season progressed. 1 . Paul Farnham concentrated on free throws. 2. Pressure from David Ness confused this opponent. 3. A huddle with Coach Pope kept the J.V. ' s on their toes. 4. The sky was the limit for Undrae Walker. 5. Michael Fields looked for the open man. 6. Going up and over was John Kuhn ' s best move. 7. With precise ball control by Ray Pizzaro, the sophs were sure to score. 8. Point guard Greg Williams set up the offense with a quick pass. 9. Johnny Homer ' s drive to the hoop could not be stopped. 10. The aggressiveness of Michael Acheamapong and Kirk Parker was evident during a struggle for the ball. 11. The Boys J.V. Basketball Team. 12. A rainbow three-pointer was Michael Acheamapong ' s specialty. 1 3. The Boys Sophomore Basketball Team. 116 Boys J V Basketball Boltom Row (L to R): G. Williams. J. Homer. G. Drysdalc. Coach C Stoner. S. Hardcy. I ' Fall. R Pjziaro. Second Row (L (o R): M. Achcampong. J Johnson. M. McFarland. K. Sadler. K. Parker. D. Lund. P. Manineau. J Morcau. Mgr E Tumforss. t Boys Sophomore Baskcibail 1 1 7 J GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 The LHS girls varsity basketball team faced a rebuilding year in 1988-89. With only two return- ing players, Coach Lawson pointed the young squad toward a winning season. Senior Shayla Warren led the team in scoring and provided lead- ership, while sophomores Melissa Gower, Charon Johnson, Erica Nelson, and Carrie Osborne gained valuable experience throughout the season. After a promising preseason, the Lady Lancers began Moore league play with two victories. However, the tough competition in league resulted in a 2-3 record through the first round. The development of the young players could lead to a strong finish, perhaps a playoff berth, but regardless, the future looked very bright for LHS Girls Basketball. 1. Charon Johnson was a problem for opponents on the of- fensive boards. 2. Outside jumpers were automatic for Erica Nelson. 3. Shayla Warren had pinpoint accuracy when passing the ball. 4. Coach Lawson made sure the Lady Lancers played to their potential. 5. Complete concentration was on Shayla War- ren ' s face at the free-throw line. 6. Marisela Vasquez blew by a defender for an easy score. 7. Rebound baskets were Kim Farr ' s specialty. 8. Carrie Osborne ' s tight defense, was a key to the Lancers success. 9. Melissa Gower led an intimidating full-court press. 10. The Girls Varsity Basketball Team. ■ - S 1 1 8 Girls Varsity Basketball (L to R): Mgr. C. Bcsseltieu, K. Fair, E. Turner. A Anderson, S. W«rren. M. Gower. C. Johnson. S. Gilbert, T. Vereen. E. Nelson. M. Vasquez. Coach D. Lawson. Giris Varsity Basketball 119 ,5g-- GIRLS JV BASKETBALL I The girls junior varsity basketball team worked hard to improve their skills throughout the season, and exhibited great desire for success. Guards Jen- nifer Campos, Michera Clark, and Shondrea Clark skillfully handled the ball, while forwards Latice Hutchison and Marie Nelsen led the attack by lighting up the scoreboard. The center position was held by Marsha Darris and Lorena Perez who dominated the rebounding statistics and played excellent defense. These ingredients allowed the J.V. ' s to compile a 5-3 record during the Moore League campaign, continuing a winning tradition at LHS 1 . Mane Nielsen battled opponents for numerous rebounds. 2. Quickness was displayed by Lorena Perez as she blew by these defenders. 3. Marsha Darris made jump shots consistently all season for the Lancers. 4. The Lancer offense was controlled by Jennifer Campos. 5. The Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team. 0t Q A |j dk i ' i F - 11 9i F 1 Bl il if . jL 1_ Front: M. Clark. Back Row (L to R): J. Campos, B. Ponce, M. Nielsen, L. Loving, M. Darris, L. Perez, L. Hutchison, V. Reynolds, S. Clark, Mgr: C. Whitaker. 120 Giris JV Basketba ' ; r JV WRESTLING 1 1- Determination, hard work, and long practices, combined with Coach Tereschuk ' s encouragement, were the necessary ingredients that gave a decided edge to the LHS junior varsity wrestling team. The Lancers stormed through the Moore League with a 5-0 record, giving them the championship for the second year in a row. The team was paced by outstanding wrestlers Johnny Ortiz, Doug Sanders, Tuan Chau, Richard Morgan, Robert Owens and Sean Moore, who also provided great leadership. All of these grapplers hoped to garner individual league championships at the Moore League J.V. Finals. 1. Nathan Madsen used sheer strength and determination to hold off his opponent. 2. Leg and head locked, Richard Morgan prepared for the pin. 3. Jeff Irvine locked his fingers around the opponent to pin his shoulders. 4. Sean Moore struggled to put this opponent on his back. 5. The Junior Varsity Wrestling Team, Boiiom Row : E. Smart. D. Williams. T. Chau. I. Lopez. M Bosso. R. Oni . K Wcyand. Second Row : M Covington. S. Moore. D Allen. T, Weyand. C Trujillo, J. Irvine. F, Lujan. R. Ccrda. R. (crda Third Row : Coach P Tercschuk. E. Barraza. N. Madsen. J Dnimnghl. C Randle. C Russo. T, Alexander. K, Mor n, J, Gardner, J V Wrestling 121 J VARSITY WRESTLING The varsity wrestling team was characterized by determination and intensity from the lightweights at 98 pounds to the heavyweights at 245 pounds. Coach Hughes ' long practices gave the Lancers the necessary preparation to challenge for the Moore League title, and after three consecutive victories in league competition, the team faced a showdown with L.B. Poly for the championship. After many close contests, LHS came up short, resulting in a second place finish. Lakewood ' s outstanding wres- tlers included Rogelio Ramos and Bakheng Pheng, who were undefeated in league matches, Mark Ros- so, Felix Ballon, and Ramon Sanchez. With the upcoming Moore League Finals, and hopefully C.I.F. competition, the LHS wrestlers would have more opportunities to distinguish themselves, while building upon an already outstanding season. 1 . Rogelio Ramos used his dominating strength to take down his opponent. 2. Gritting and grinding teeth showed the intensity on Felix Ballon ' s face. 3. Emiliano Banuelos cradled his op- ponent with a powerful bear hug. 4. Great pressure enabled Erwin Antillon to make the final move. 5. Mark Bosso slapped on a half nelson. 6. Superstar wrestler Bakheng Pheng quickly recorded a pin. 7. Erwin Antillon struggled to roll his opponent over. 8. Undefeated Rogelio Ramos added another pin to his impressive record. 9. Ted Weyand used concentration and skill to gain a two-point takedown. 10. The Varsity Wrestling Team. 1 22 Varsity Wrestling Boiiom Row E Hcmindc . T Robcrn. T Fcrtuion. D Saundcn. O R n|rl. R Rimot. M Cohen. O Colon Second Row J Donaldwn. J Var(u. T Brown. B Crrfrr. B Phrn|. F Ballon. E Banuckw. R. Sanchez Third Row Coach T Hu ct, C Lrwii. M Camcnno, R Dipado, G. AIvbtcz. M- Hopkins. R HofTman. E Aniillon. K Hrmandc Vamiy Wrestling 123 J VARSITY GYMNASTICS Dedicated Lancer alumni Lynn Bancroft and Jenny Gilliland returned to LHS in 1989 to coach the varsity and junior varsity gymnastics teams. Both squads were formed by an enthusiastic group of twenty-five girls who were motivated to compete at their best in every meet. Long, arduous workouts prepared the Lady Lancers for the Moore League season, where LHS hoped to contend for top hon- ors. The team was led by returning senior Tisha Joy, junior Nicole Schroeder, and sophomore Marci Tereschuk, who were expected to post con- sistently high scores. Newcomers Michelle Becker, Rochelle Bishop, and Michelle Bancroft were also counted upon to make significant contributions as well. The unity and spirit of the LHS gymnasts was another factor that helped lead them to a great season. 1. Hard work and intense concentration proved worthwhile for Nicki Schroeder. 2. Melina Sakalis displayed great poise on this high luck jump. 3. A split leap was the strength of Michelle Bancroft ' s routine. 4. The ability of Tisha Joy was evident as she landed a front hand spring. 5. Janine Attema glided down to the low bar. 6. Debbie Horvath, Cindy Stephens, and Leslie Marvin executed a number of tricky maneuvers. 7. Style and grace were shown by Diane Clark on the difficult balance beam. 8. Marci Tereschuk ' s flexibility allowed her to accomplish a hand-stand on the beam. 9. A long hand kip was expertly performed by Terrie Flake. 10. The Gymnastics Team. 124 I ' arsdv Gvinnaslics -ivmsors Mutaa Boilom Row (L to R): M. Bancroft. H su.krv M Vu.,;. ' . l Ir, h,.i [ (T«rt. N Schrocdcr. M Bcckct. T Jov. T Stcincckcn. J AUcma I MirMn sc ini( Ko il loKi ( o Kh J GiMiland. L McKihhcn. ( Slcvcnj. 1 Ciahlchouif. S Browning. T Rakr. R Buhop. D Zjndi. T Buth. D Tomlini K Krupnuk II Jarnch S Morrmv l HnrNjlh S Sen yarsiiv Gvmnasdcs 125 J VARSITY BASEBALL 1 With seven returnees, the 1 989 varsity baseball team had high hopes for a good season. This op- timism was based upon an outstanding pitching staff headed by seniors J.K. Liebzeit, Rich Lovan, and Steve Proffitt, junior Chris Miller, and soph- omore David Reeser. Returning All-Leaguers Keith Tripp and Chris Gomez were the unques- tioned leaders of the team, and were the catalysts for the LHS offense and defense. Seniors Ricardo Gutierrez and Shawn Hardy, along with junior John Haberland, combined to give the Lancers excellent infield defense, while the outfield was manned by senior Don Couch, and juniors Ted Stevens and Jeff Marsh. With this talented lineup, the Lean and Mean Lakewood Lancers were sure to contend for a C.LF. playoff berth. 1. Steve Proffitt slid in safely, scoring another run for the Lancers. 2. Great determination was displayed by Shawn Hardy as he dug in at the plate. 3. Shortstop Chris Gomez applied the tag to record an out. 4. Sophomore left-hander David Reeser focused on throwing a strike. 5. A pop-up posed a challenge for David Reeser and John Haberland. 6. Don Couch anxiously awaited the pitch. 7. Rounding second, Ricardo Gutierrez looked to move on. 8. Pitcher Rich Lovan blazed a fastball for a strike. 9. Total concentration was evidenced by Keith Tripp. 10. The Varsity Baseball Team. imi u- M . ' V ' W.-r .H WH .-••♦- .■fli V . ' . fc ' 1 126 Varsily Baseball 10 Boiiom Ro M r S Thomii Snond Ro (L lo R) C Ciomc . C ' oich R Wiiod. Coach S O ' Neil. Coach J Bur a and Mated Drno K Tnpp Third Rn (L lo Rl D (ouch. J Manh. O Onii. S Han) S ProfTiii M Bcvcrs J Hihrrland I) Rfcwt Founh Ro il lo Rl ( Milln R Ciuiirrrr R H-r-hr I ! S!,-.rr- H Ir.-.,,-. 1 [ -rh: - ' I. M.,- i arsil Btuchall 12 ' J JV BASEBALL One of the most respected and successful sports traditions at LHS has been the dominance of the junior varsity baseball team. With the coaching of Pete Tereschuk, Dan Bryan, and Al Weiner the 1 989 squad was sure to add to that legacy. The JV ' s had an excellent group of young players headed by infielders Shawn Clodfelder, Ismael Mendoza, Richard Alverez, and Steve Higginbotham. The outfield was well covered by Peter Lara, Mark Luce, David Roberts, and Carl Rodriguez, while catchers Mike McCormick and Dana Belman played consistent baseball throughout the year. Sophomores Ryan Hombeck, Jeff Noriega, Ryan Raasveld, and Mike Spaulding led a talented pitch- ing staff, giving the Lancers an excellent oppor- tunity to contend for the Moore League cham- pionship. 1 . Ryan Hombeck let loose with a wicked fastball. 2. A powerful swing was a big part of Steve Higginbotham ' s game. 3. Out- fielder Carl Rodriguez prepared to throw to home plate as Dave Roberts backed him up. 4. Mark Luce rounded first and headed for a double. 5. The strength of Shawn Clodfelder put fear into opposing pitchers. 6. Pete L.ara rifled a throw to his relay man. 7. Sliding in with an important run for the Lancers was Mike McCormick. 8. Steve Higginbotham applied the tag for the third out. 9. The vicious cut of Peter Block led to many LHS runs. 10. A slow moving game had Richard Alverez momen- tarily distracted. 1 1 . The Junior Varsity Baseball Team. 128 JV Baseball Bottom Row (L 10 R): I. Mcndoza. T Schhck. B CJilliland. C Rodriguez. S Lowcn. L Lo «no. W Nichok Second Row (L lo R): S Flaherty. P Lara. A Alma an. J Noriega. M Luce. S Higginbolham. A Marinclli. W Hohbs Third Row (L to R) 1) I ouglass. I) Belman. R Al ere . C Albert. M McCormick, R Mcinivre. R Meyers. Coach P Tereschuk Kounh Row (L lo R) M Spaulding. D. Roberts. P. Block. M. Grant, R Raasveld. S Hawley. S Oodfelder 10 T Jl- Baseball 129 r SOFTBALL The 1989 varsity Softball team had a blend of of youth and experience, and Coach Al Arbogast hoped to mold this squad into a league cham- pionship contender. The Lady Lancers were led by returnees Andrea Liberati in centerfield, and pitch- er Shelly Tayler. Other players counted on to pro- vide offensive power were Melanie Miller and Heidi Wilson, while Lori Pehoski, Connie Messineo, and Tia Gomez contributed outstanding defense. The junior varsity team had many new faces with considerable talents. The J.V. ' s were paced by pitchers Missy White and Maria Harr, who hoped to lead the team to the Moore League title for the second straight year. Other players expected to contribute good performances were Lori Faiello, Pam Irons, Cynthia Koetsier, Debbie Loggins, and Denise Vandegrift. 1. Leading hitter Andrea Liberati took a vicious cut. 2. Top pitcher Shelley Tayler mowed down Moore League opponents. 3. Leticia Romero displayed perfect form turning a double play. 4. The most difficult catches were easy for Ana Rangel. 5. Catcher Melanie Miller headed for a meeting at the mound. 6. Another important run was scored by Lori Faiello. 7. Out- standing sophomore Missy White hit away. 8. The Girls Varsity Softball Team. 9. Cynthia Koetsier looked for a pick-off at second base. 10. The Girls Junior Varsity Softball Team. 130 Varsity Softball 6 1 Bottom Row (L to R): L. Romero, M. Miller. M. While, C. Messmeo. Second Row (L to R): H. Wilson. L. Pehoski, T. Gomez. H. Atkms. Third Row (L to R): Coach A. Arbogast, S. Tayler, A. Rangel, A. Liberati, C. Brandt. Bottom Row (L to R): L Faiello. J Speed Second Row (L to R): M Harr. C Knight. T. Eskndge. P Irons Third Row (L to R) Mgr C Koetsier. C. Osborne. D. Vandcgnfl. D I ogfiin JVSoftball 131 J GIRLS VARSITY TRACK The girls varsity track team lost many outstand- ing athletes to graduation, but the 1989 squad had great expectations for a winning year. The team was young, primarily led by sophomores and jun- iors, but the abilities of the Lady Lancers were evidenced all season long. The distance team was paced by sophomores Lucinda Reyes and Erica Nelson, while the sprinters were led by returning junior Anginell Anderson. Seniors LaToni Rob- inson and Shayla Warren dominated the hurdles, while field event performers Kim Phelps and Char- on Johnson were consistent point scorers in each meet. This well-balanced group worked very hard toward success for the individuals involved, and for the team as a whole. 1. Tiffany Hunt showed off her skill in the high jump. 2. Distance star Lucinda Reyes was out in front once again. 3. The sky was the limit for jumper Rosalyn Favre. 4. Ann Eble and Kim Archer glided over the hurdles. 5. The teamwork of Anginell Anderson and LaToni Robinson led to another Lancer victory. 6. Charon Johnson sprinted past everyone in this race. 7. Long jumper Ann Eble kicked up some sand on her attempt. 8. A quick start was on Anginell Anderson ' s mind. 9. Shayla Warren ' s experience resulted in excellent hurdling technique. 10. The relaxing aspect of track and field was evidenced by Charon Johnson, Nicole Cortz, and Tiffany Hunt. 11. Kim Phelps put forth the maximum effort in the shot put. 12. The Girls Varsity Track Team. 132 (iirls I ' arsilv Truck Boilom Row (L lo R) R I avrc. k rihcr. ( Bcsscllicu. A Ebic Second Ro (L lo Ri K. Phelps. S. Warren. 1 Hum. 1. Robinson. C oach A King Girls f ' arsilv Track Hi f GIRLS JV TRACK BOYS JV SOPH TRACK The 1989 LHS girls J.V. tracksters depended upon a talented group of sophomore athletes. Me- lissa Gower, Traci Robinson, and Latice Hutch- ison were the standouts on a team that competed with great effort and determination in 1989. The boys J.V. team was also a young squad. LHS counted on Chris Trimble and Jerome Clinton in the field events, sprinters Nelson Billedo and Rob- ert Floyd, pole vaulter Keith Lewis, and dis- tancemen Matthew Panagos and John Ryan to score the majority of the points. The sophomore boys were led by shotputter Tim Taylor and sprinter Eric Blevins, who performed consistently all season. The development of these young athletes insured a promising future for LHS Track. 1. Anne Boland took charge of her race on the last lap. 2. The starter ' s gun launched Juanelda Joiner and Latice Hutchison toward the finish line. 3. Kim Farr gave it her all in the shot put. 4. Reaching for extra distance was Melissa Gower. 5. Maria Valencia showed the strain of a distance race. 6. The Girls Junior Varsity Track Team. 7. Hurdler Nelson Billedo cleared another one easily. 8. Shane Sprewell took the relay handoff and headed for first place. 9. A sprint around the final turn led to victory for Duane Williamson. 10. The Boys Junior Varsity Track Team. 1 1 . Lamar Wilborn soared to a personal record on this jump. 12. The Boys Sophomore Track Team. Bottom Row (L to R): E. Nelson, K. Farr, S. Clark, M. Valencia, T. Birdsong, L. Anglin. Second|i (L to R): T. Robinson, J. Joiner, A. Anderson, L. Fite, A. Luna, N. Cortz. Third Row (L to I Reyes, A Soltow. M. Gower. C. Johnson, T. Higgs, L. Hutchison, Coach A. King. U4 Girls JV Track Boiiom Row (L to R): D Schock, S Duran, N Billcdo, C Randlc. P Bons nai. J Villanucia Sctond Row (L lo R): II Walker, C Thome. L Barrow. D Williamson. D Robinson. K Lewis. T CJalcs. J ( linion Third Row (L lo R): J Frudakis. D Powell. D Retchcr. J Johnson. P Johnson. R Head. R Monsselle Biillom Row (I inRi T ( hau J Villanue a S Phillips J nvl J Vilianue ! R Rosd ScvondRowlL lo R) J Sail man. t l)ri o. M Pana(ov R C ucllar. J Anu i. (oath A Kin( Third Row (I lo Ri ..aih T Reyci. M Wallenlinr. E Rkvint. T Tiylor. J. Ciliten. S. Killw. T Rcyr . Coach I Thonus Boys Jl Sophomore Track J5 J BOYS VARSITY TRACK The 1989 boys varsity track team was char- acterized by excellent balance throughout the squad. The sprints were dominated by senior Andy Gillette, and juniors Pat Johnson and Jason Frudakis, while the hurdles were cleared by Steve Castagnola and Jamual Johnson. Freshman T.J. Reyes led a strong distance team, along with seni- ors Dan Maldonado and Manuel Diaz. Field event leaders were senior Mike Kinkade, and juniors Roger Morrisette, Theo Wright, and Undrae Walk- er. The tough Moore League season was sure to test the abilities of the Lancers, but the dedication and committment of the athletes and coaches was sure to result in top marks, and top scores for LHS Track. I . Hurdler Jamual Johnson maintained his perfect form around the turn. 2. This relay handofT from Jason Frudakis to Pat Johnson propelled the Lancers to first place. 3. Pole vault standout Mike Kinkade arched over the bar. 4. Long jumper Theo Wright went airborne on this attempt. 5. Head Coach Mark Rose made sure the meets flowed smoothly. 6. Sprinter Fred Maxwell worked on reaching top speed in a hurry. 7. This 100 yard dash was dominated by Andy Gillette and Pat John- son. 8. Returning letlerman Joe Marsh led the Lancers in the shot put. 9. Soaring over the high jump bar was Brian Lottes. 1 0. Chris Lovell was determined to overtake this Mater Dei runner. I I . The Boys Varsity Track Team. 136 Boys Varsity Track Bollom Row (I lo R|: S Caslagnola. ■X (iillcllc. M Dxai. S Stamper. D Maldonado Second Row (I lo R): S Simon. B l.ollcs. M ( amcrmo, I ' JclT. F Maxwell. Third Row IQ (1 loR) (■ lovcll, J Axel. J Marsh. M Kinkade. B I ' liima Boys Varsiiy Track U7 J BOYS SWIMMING Although the boys varsity swim team was small in number, they obviously made up for it with quality performances. Coach Mike Caldwell en- couraged dedication and punctuality from his swimmers, and in return, he molded outstanding athletes. The varsity team was paced by Todd Ashley, James Cortz, and John Bobo, whose con- sistency led the Lancers to many key victories during the season. The sophomores showed excellent promise dur- ing their season. Top times were turned in by Britton Penrose, Robert Klein, and Kevin Kehoe, who led the sophs through the many challenges of their first swim season at LHS. The early morning workouts were difficult, but Lancer swimmers were convinced that hard work would pay off in a suc- cessful year. 1. James Cortz butterflied toward the finish line. 2. A perfect back dive was displayed by John Bobo. 3. With intense con- centration, Tim Claric tool the lead. 4. A quick turn helped Jason Ray improve his time. 5. Rich Medina demonstrated excellent breast stroke technique. 6. Strong dives by Matt Hutchinson and Kevin Kehoe were needed m this race. 7. Britton Penrose splashed his way to a personal record. 8. The determination of the Lancers was evidenced by Mike Mitchell. 9. The Boys Varsity Swim Team. 10. Damon Stevenson started fast during race. 1 1. The Boys Sophomore Swim Team. i ' KkA i(S ' Boys 1 ' arsily Sntinming J I Bottom Row (L to R): T. Clark. R. Medina, J. Bobo. Second Row (L to R): Coach B. Nicholson. P. Mynar, M. Newton. T. Ashley. H. Romero. Coach M. Caldwell, M. Jemmett, J. Cortz. J. Hernandez. f . w; . Bottom Row (L to R): J. Ray. M. Hutchinson. J Bcvcrsdorf. M Mitchell Second Row (L to R): T Wcyand, R RcifT. B Stroke. R Lopez. B -i Penrose. P Pisciotla. S Sun Third Row (L to R): Coach B Nicholson. R ' Fish, K Kchoc. Coach M ( .lUJufll flow Sophomore Swimming 139 J GIRLS SWIMMING Early morning and after school workouts were part of the daily regimen for the LHS girls swim teams. With such demanding standards, Coach Kalani Caldwell made sure her athletes were in top condition to face the many challenges ahead. Re- turning varsity performers Stacey Brown, Melanie Sedlak, Leasia Schutter, and Christina Riedman led the team, and were ably backed up by a number of other talented swimmers. The JV team worked equally hard, and was centered around talented swimmers Toni Cather and Amy Letcher. The combined efforts of the varsity and J.V. teams led LHS to many personal records, top finishes, and an excellent season in 1989. I . Stacey Brown and Joyce Abel had perfect backstroke starts. 2. Winning this butterfly event was standout Kristina Riedman. 3. Leasia Schutter, Melanie Sedlak, Stacey Brown, and Kristina Riedman were launched by the gun. 4. The breast stroke was Leasia Schutter ' s specialty. 5. Nicole Lantaigne came up for air on the way to the finish. 6. The form of backstroker Rachel Bertrand led to first place for LHS. 7. Stephanie Zabala sprinted toward a personal record. 8. Making the butterfly look easy was Tom Cather. 9. Pushing off the wall were Mickie Chaffin and Beverly Ponce. 10. 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A B rt ou S 1, Gtrb jy Swimming 141 GIRLS SWIMMING Early morning and after school workouts were part of the daily regimen for the LHS girls swim teams With such demanding standards, Coach Kalani Caldwell made sure her athletes were m top condition to face the many challenges ahead Re- turning varsity performers Stacey Brown Melanie Sedlak Leasia Schutter, and Christina Riedman led the team, and were ably backed up by a number of other talented swimmers. The JV team worked equally hard, and was centered around talented swimmers Tom Cather and Amy Letcher. The combined efforts of the varsity and J.V. teams led LHS to many personal records, top finishes, and an excellent season in 1989. 1 stacey Brown and Joyce Abel had Perfect backstroke starts. 2. Winning this butterfly event was standout Knst.na R ' edman. 3 Leas Schutter. Melanie Sedlak, Stacey Brown, and Knst.na k ' edman were launched by the gun. 4. The breast stroke wa I sia Schutter ' s specialty. 5. Nicole Lantaigne came up for air on the way othf finish ' 6. The form of backstroker Rachel Ber rand led to first place for LHS. 7. Stephanie Zabala spnnted toward a personal record. 8. Making the butterfly look easy was Toni Cather 9. Pushing off the wall were Mickie Chaffin and Beverly Ponce 10. The Girls Varsity Swim Team. 11. K.mm Lee headed for victory in the freestyle. 12. The Girls Junior Varsity Swim Team. 13. The favorite in this race was Karma Brownlee. fin i AM ies . 3 ,. lit« Vlfe -==r = r P: — «8« ' ®!89WBWB? ! } llfEfl ■  «• ' • • ■ uuiji ' •• • ' ««  « f f . JlitHtiillttttf ' - ' ' ' ' t, jt it.4. ti hU.4 4AAA m ,.« . ' - A- ' ?l?!5?8S? W hs: 5 I4i) Girls i ' arsily Swimming Girti jy Swimming 141 BOYS TENNIS With four returning lettermen, Lakewood High School ' s boys varsity tennis team hoped to contend for top honors in the Moore League. Head coach Otto J. Krebs stated, The 1989 varsity team has good overall depth, with no significant drop-offs among the top players . Number one singles player Dennis Haggerty led the Lancers with his dev- astating all-around game, and key players Brian Collison, Jason Peters, Raymond Nguyen, and Thuc Dong hoped to improve upon the third place finish of last year ' s squad. The junior varsity, under new coach Dennis Howey, exhibited great talent and enthusiasm. The Lancers depended on the abilities of Jon Arenas, Dan Bui, and Steve Curiel, who allowed LHS to compete at a championship level in 1989. 1 . The doubles team of Donnie Nguyen and Nelson Chueng exhibited determination. 2. Number one singles player Dennis Haggerty showed perfect form on his best stroke, the backhand. 3. Rick Tran ' s powerful serve posed a threat to all of his opponents. 4. A winning forehand was executed by Raymond Nguyen, as doubles partner Brian Collison awaited a return. 5. Jason Peters fired a blistering passing shot down the line for a winner. 6. Mastering this lob shot was easy for Jeremy Famu- larcano. 7. An ace serve was unleashed by Mike Murphy. 8. The Boys Varsity Tennis Team. 9. Dennis Haggerty placed this drop shot right where he wanted to. 10. The Boys Junior Varsity Tennis Team. 142 Boys Varsity Tennis Peters. B. Colhson. Coach OJ Krcb ■ ' ' ' ' - y Maramba. D. Haggcny. J BoilomRowd to R) f Pha„ c -r ■ • Rt. . • -. J CuncI Second Row ,l ,„ R, j I ' T ' - '  ' L Slc.nbcr. R f fiavan, L Sicinbc hoyiJl ,„,„j ( BOYS VOLLEYBALL 1989 saw LHS produce its first ever boys vol- leyball teams. A combination of talent, strength, and desire motivated Coach Randy Black and the varsity team, who hoped to make a strong impact on the Moore League championship race. The key players were Herman Larrondo, Carlos Iriarte, Bri- an Lottes, and Paul Rivera, who all provided out- standing play. The J.V. team had many talented players, but were ' short on experience. Practices and preseason games helped develop the squad, and led to vast improvement this season. The J.V. ' s were led by Tom Hillig, Jason Whitecotton, and Adam Widera who all exhibited excellent ability. 1 . Carlos Iriarte and Brian Lottes got up for this block. 2. An ace serve by Paul Rivera was what the team needed. 3. A jump set by Carlos Iriarte began the attack. 4. The LHS offense was started by a Brian Lottes bump. 5. A quick strategy session helped the Lancers gain momentum. 6. Herman Larrondo ' s powerful spike added a point to the scoreboard. 7. Intense concentration by Raul Diaz led to a perfect pass. 8. Adam Widera showed the form needed to get the ball to the setter. 9. Kevin Ryan launched a floater skyward. 1 0. Spiking the ball was Tom Hillig ' s speciality. 1 1. The Boys Varsity V.olleyball Team. 1 2. Jason Whitecotten sharply dug one out. 1 3. The Boys Junior Varsity Volleyball Team.  fi. . CX ' t ' ' ' 144 Boys Varsity Volleyball Bottom Row (L to R): R. Men, Mgr. D. Bowers, P. Prum. Second Row (L to R): H. 10 Larrondo, P. Rivera, C. Iriarte, F. Mika. Third Row (L to R): R. Vergara, J. Janda. R. Diaz, B. Lottes, D. Ness. Bottom Row (L to R): C Baker. Mgr R. Vara, S Yim. Second Row (L lo R): L. Maes. K Ryan, M Smith, S. Howard. Third Row (L to R): C Manyr. R Jackson. J p Whilccotlon. A Widera, T Hilhg BovsJlfollevhall 145 BADMINTON GOLF Badminton and golf, sports that required finesse, sometimes went unnoticed by Lakewood fans. However, these teams spent many hours refining their skills, hoping to bring recognition to LHS. Returnees Sokom Lao, Boeun Lat, Annaliza Trias, and Malys So insured the badminton team would be competitive, and gave their opponents a dif- ficult task, trying to defeat the Lancers. Under new coach Phil Riley, the LHS golfers mounted a strong challenge in the Moore League. A well-balanced team, led by captain Hirum Hur- ras, returnmg seniors Scott Jacobsen, Jason DeR- oche, and Jeff Martin, posted consistently low scores, while battling all contenders for top honors. I . A service return was handled by Susie Park, while Vinh Chien prepared to assist. 2. Mayls So looked on, as Annaliza Trias awaited a serve. 3. Perfect form was displayed by Sokun Uo. 4. Boeun Lat put authority into his shots. 5. Valiant effort was shown by Vinh Chien and Susie Park. 6. The LHS Badminton Team. 7. Golfer Steve Anderson exhibited an excellent follow- through. 8. Jeff Martin was prepared to sink a crucial putt. 9. This tee shot was down the middle for Tracy Moon. 10. Hirum Burrus watched closely as his ball headed for the flag. 11. Scott Jacobsen lined up a shot, while Hafen McCormick observed his technique. 12. The Varsity Golf Team. 13. A birdie was at- tempted by Brent Carey. 14. The Junior Varsity Golf Team. no IWOIUM Um K Do W„H R T -t r? . ' ' ' ' n- ' ■ SHvenoo.h. D. Velarde, B. 1 .. H. Huynh Nam L Ue H n,i r Vk° ' Jl ' ■- ' S ' C San, L. Meas, B. Blighl, S. Mustafa! Fcd nco W H .M n , T ' °- ' ' ' ° ' • - ' - To. T. Lowe, D. Ngu n, C. Weslo. Fcdmco. T. Waddell, D l w.s. Coach M. Morey. C. S.anley, S. Park. A. Trias, V. Chiem, T. Dong. S. P 146 Badminton Coach P. Rile . K. Roller. S Anderson. J Divo . T Talc. R Marlclt. T Quamma i 1.1 Golf 147 r ' - m 148 Sports Collage e- ' Sports Collage 149 150 Seniors r53 O- ' ' - . SENIORS Senion Iff FALL Pauline Coirelli President CLASS Kelli Lefebvre Secretary 1989 The Fall Senior Senate 152 Seniors SPRING Lisa Johnson President OF 1989 Melanie Sedlak Secretao The Spring Senior Senate Seniors I5J 4.0 STUDENTS Allison Brown Jason DeRoche Karoline Ganioco Lori Pehoski Christopher Shultz Phong Tran ■■- i-: y i Eduardo Martinez i John Wilmarth 1 PRESS- lELEGR AM ACADEMY OF ACHIEVEMENT } 0 JOURNALISM AWARD mkr Jessica Cardenas : V i ! ' ■■ ' 154 4.0 Sludenls Academy of Achievement BANK OF AMERICA PLAQUE WINNERS Andrew Hazlewood Applied Arts Susie Park Fine Arts Lori Pehoski Liberal Arts Ramon Alcaraz Art Karoline Ganioco English CERTIFICATE WINNERS A Julie Bartschi Home Economics Carlos Iriarte Computer Studies Danielle Beeney Dance Wathana Eang Trades Industrial Scott Jacobsen Social Studies Angela Kraus Business Jeanne Naucnburg Foreign Language John Wilmarth Mathematics Connie W right Music Christopher Shultz Science Math Bronsyn Foster Drama 1 Eduardo Martinez Laboraiorv Science Bank of America Plaques I Cerlificaies 5. AARON ADAMS Storm — JV and Var. Bas- ketball-JV Moore League Champs-JV M.V.P.-JV Captain — Var. Moore League Champs — My most memorable experience was playing for the best high school basketball team in the world. LARRY ADAMS — S.A.D.D.-Vice-Prcsident, Sophomore Writes, Hall Monitor — My most memorable experience was working with the S.A.D.D. club. ALEX ALARCON — JV Soccer STEPHEN ALLEN D.J.Steph — Soph., JV, and Var. Basketball-JV Captain BENNY ALMAZAN Duker — JV and Var. Football LISA ALVARADO — Orchestra-Section Leader, Brigadoon , Sound of Music , NHS, CSF GILBERT ALVAREZ — JV and Var. Wrestling- JV Moore League Champs JAMES ANDERSON — JV Tennis, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Sr.Senate — My most memorable experience was taking computer programming with Mr.Flynn, an entertaining and fun-loving teacher. ' MARK ANDERSON Sarge — JV Wf€stling — My most memorable moment was getting my first victory in wrestling against Compton. KIM ARCHER — JV Cross-Coun1ry, JV and Var. Track-JV Moore League Champs, S.A.D.D. — My most memorable moment was the time I won Moore League in cross-country. VINCENT ARENAS Vmce — Sr. Senate, Soph, and JV Cross-Country-JV Moore League Champs-Most Outstanding Soph.Cross-Country Runner, Soph. Track, LHS Mascot. Brigadoon , You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown , Sound of Music , Tammg of the Shrew , David and l fta , The Holding Tank , Drama Club, Adv. Drama. Second Chapter Singers, LHS Sing- ers, Concert Choir. Jeweled L , Lancer Award, Homecoming Escort — My most memorable ex- j)erience was performing in the school musicals. BRIDGET ARMSTRONG — Var. Soccer mARY ARREOLA Lil Mary — ROP Cosme- jltologist — My most memorable experience is imeeting my cosmetology teacher, Ms. ' A ' . LUZ ARTEAGA La Nena — Los Amigos Club, YEA Club, Pep Club, Track, Cross-Country — My most memorable experience was meeting my boyfriend, Fernando Lopez. J SAMANTHA ASCHERI Sam?; — Int. and Adv. Dance. Medallion Award, Peer ' Counselor, Swim team, Accolade i-r TODD ASHLEY — Soph., JV, and Var. Water Polo-Soph.and Var. Captain-All-League, Soph, and Var. Swimming, Adv. Graphic Arts CHARLOTTE ATSO — Marching Band, Orches- tra-Section Leader, Concert Band, Wind Ensem- ble, S.A.D.D., Book Club, Jr. Senate, The Sound of Music — My most memorable moment was when the Lancer Regiment came back from a competition with trophies in every event. WILLIAM BALL Bill — My most memorable moment was meeting my girlfrien!J„|I the first football game. p NADINE BALZ Naders — ColofGuard-Rifle Line- Rookie of the Year Award, Jr. Senate, Drama Club — My most memorable experince is every memory I have-from the guys to the Color Guard competitions. EMILIAN O BANUELOS — Soph., JV Football- JV Champs, JV and Var. Wrestling-JV Champs MIREYA BANUELOS — Color Guard, Los Amigos Club — My most memorable moment was the first time I performed in a pep rally. DIANA BASSETT — Second Chapter Singers, Orange County High School of Performing Arts — My most memorable experience was when Mon- ica and I were badminton champions in Mr.Sweeney ' s P.E. class. PETER BASSETT Pete — Principal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable moment will be graduating in June. JEFFREY BEATY — Boys State delegate. Prin- cipal ' s Honor Roll, Elks Lodge Teen of the Month , Madrigals, LHS Singers, Sound of Mu- sic , NHS, CSF, JV Football-Moore League Champs, Sr.Senate — My most memorable ex- perience was being a part of the LHS Singers. DANIELLE BEENEY — Drill Team-Captain- Director ' s Award, Bngadoon , Sound of Mu- sic , Jr. Honor Guard, Second Chapter Singers, LHS Singers, Advanced Dance, Bank of America Award-Dance, Perfect Attendance, Gold L — My most memorable experience was when my stepfather was killed in a plane crash during my senior year. RACHEL BERTRAND — Drama Club, Brigadoon , David and Lisa , JV and Var. Swimming, NHS, CSF, Girls State delegate. Me- dallion Award, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Accolade -Editor VIVA BESSELLIEU Air Bessy — JV and Var. Track, Pep Club, Sr Senate, Var. Basketball- Manager, Heptathlon — 660 and long jump re- cord STEVE BIGAM — NJ ROTC, Sci-Fi Club KAROLYN BISHOP — Drill Team-member and manager, Sr. Senate, YEA — My most mem- orable experience was the earthquake on Oct.l, 1987. ERICA BITTING Pooh-Bear — Soph, and Sr. Senate, Color Guard Tall flag, ROP Cosmetology — My most memorable experience was perform- ing at the Milk Bowl in mv sophomore year. DENNIS BLANK Diggem 1 — J V Baseball — My most memorable experience was when I was a sophomore and I had the highest batting average on the team. ■- -. , MICHELLE BLANTON Shelly — Soph!, ' J ' r, and Sr. Senates, Sophomore Writes , Principal ' s Honor Roll, Medallion Award KRISTIN BOAZ — Marching Band. Drumline, LHS Singers, The Holding Tank , Up the Down Staircase , David and Lisa . Taming of the Shrew — My most memorable experience was being elected Drama Club President in my senior year. ANNETTE BOLLA — J V Swimmit , JV Tennis, JV Basketball, Soph. Senate BRENDA BOWERS — CSF, Drill Team-Co- Captain, Jr Honor Guard, Perfect Attendance, Adv. Dance, Sr. Senate, S.A.D.D. CASSANDRA BRANDT — Drill Team, Varsity Yell, JV and Var. Softbail-JV Moore League Champs, Sec.of Student Events, ASB President, Citadel — My most memorable experience was being on Varsity Yell as a junior and a senior. DAVID BRA ' ! ' — Principal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable experience will be graduation! DANIEL BRESSON — NJ ROTC-Executive Of- ficer-First place in All-Ciiy-Male Exhibition Com- mander-Color Detail Commander — My most memorable experience was being nominated for acceptance to the U.S. Naval Academy. ALLISON BROWN — Chess Club-Vicc- Preside|t, Interact Club-Secretary, CSF- Treasureii. YEA-TreasUrer, AFS-Treasurer, NHS, Key Club, S.A.D.D., JV and Var. Badminton, Harvard Book Award, Outstanding Spanish Stu- dent Award. Award of Commendation for School Service and 4.0 G.P.A. — My most memorable experience was peddling chili dogs with Craig in the cafeteria for the Interact Club on the day of the International Fair MAHIA BROWNLEE — Creative Writing, Adv. Dance, Sci-Fi Club, Drill Team, Sophomore Writes — My most memorable experience was meeting my two best friends who enlighten my, daily yearnings. STEPHANIE BURGKS — Uncer Regiment, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Sound of Music , JV and Var. Swimming SALVADOR CABALU — Principal ' s Honok Roll, YEA LAURA CABRAL — Soph. Vice-Ptesident, Soph, and Jr. Senates, Drill Team-Row Leader. Most Spirited , JV and Var. Soccer- Most Inspiration- al , Sec, of Interior — My most memorable moment was when 1 went to the Spaghetti Factory in Newport Beach. STACY CALA — JV and Var. Gymnastics-JV Moore League Champs, Most Improved Gym- nast , Speech and Debate Team JOCELYNN CALLOS Skeeter — Sr. Senate — My most memorable experience was the 1986-87 Homecoming EMMANUEL CAMERINO Mad-Dog — Soph., JV, and Var. Track, Var. Wrestling BRIAN CAMPER — Var. Basketball-Moore League MVP-All — City-All Moore League-All South Coast-All C.I.F.-Team Captain- Best in the West -Team MVP — My most memorable mo- ment was scoring 37 points against Millikan. JESSICA CARDENAS — LANCE-Editor-in- Chief-Page Editor, LANCE Club-Pres., Sec. of the Press, Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates, Principal ' s Hon- or Roll, Perfect Attendance, Academy of Achieve- ment Award, AFS-Pres., French Club-Pres., S.A.D.D.-Pres., Sophomore Writes -Business Editor, Fine Arts Club-Manager, The Sound of Music , Human Relations Rep., Inter-Club Coun- cil-Vice-President, Substance Abuse Committee, JV Gymnastics-Moore League Champs, Junior Prom Worker — My most memorable moment was during the 1988-89 Homecoming pre-game show when Mickie and I were holding the balloon arch and the string broke. GRACE FLORES CARLING — NJ ROTC- Female Cadet-Officer Corps-Ensign ' 88-Supply Officer, Mini Boot Camp-Guide of Bearer, Girls ' Armed Exhibition Drill Team-Peer Counselor — My most memorable and happiest moment of high school was when I got married to Ben on January 28, 1989. JOHN CARPENTER — NJ ROTC, S.A.D.D. TAMI CASON Pebbles — Pep Club, Sr. Senate — My most memorable moment was Home- coming ' 86 when we stomped Compton. STEVE CASTAGNOLA Crazy Steve — Var- sity Track, JV Wrestling-Moore League Champs, Cross Couritry — My most memorable expe- rience was in tenth grade when my friend and I were working out with Cross Country and we got pushed into Heartwell pond. STACY CASTILLO — Adv. Drama, Int. Dance — My most memorable experience was perform- ing on stage in Dance. CHERISH CATTERALL — ROP Cosmetology, JV Badminton, Medallion Award — My most memorable experience was surviving Mr.Flynn ' s Worid Studies class, and earning an ' A ' ! SCOTT CHAFFIN — My most memorable ex- perience was when KNAC came to Lakewood. VINH CHIEM — JJNO Club, Pep Club, S.A.D.t)., Orchestra-All-City, Band, Badminton, Key Club, Pan-Am Cltjfe, French Club, Pride Club VALERIE CHILDS Soph. Senate STEVE CHO — Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll, JV Ten- nis, CSF, NHS DARA CLAMMER — DriH Team, Soph, and Jr. Senates - CONSTANCE CLARK Moondust — My most memorable experience was during lunch when Tricia Gauvin, Meshell Ferguson, Carrie Hedberg, Tracy Wilbanks, and 1 gave the cashier ' moon names ' which we still use! JENNEFER CLARK — Concert Choir, LHS Singers, The Sound of Music , Peer Counselor — My most memorable moment was when my father told me. for the first time in my life, that he was actually proud of my grades. SCOTT CLARK — JV Baseball-Moore League Champs, Principal ' s Honor Roll MATTHEW COHEN — JV and Var. Wrestling- JV Moore League Champs-JV Individual Champ BRIAN COLLISON Bry Bry — JV and Var. Tennis — C.I.F., Citadel-Editor DENISE CONNELL — Gymnastics-Moore League Champs, Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF, NHS JODI COOPER — JV Softball-Moore Uague Champs, YEA, Sr.Senate PAULINE CORELLI — Soph., Jr., and Sr. Sen- ates-Soph. Secretary-Sr. President, ASB Corre- sponding Secretary, Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF, NHS, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students , Drill Team, Sophomore Writes — My most memorable experience was going to Europe and being with my best bogus friend Judy. ARI COSORES — Soph, and JV Water Polo, Soph, and JV Swimming DENISE COSTA Deniecie — JV and Var. Soc- cer-JV Captain, Soph. Senate, Accolade — My most memorable experience were the friendships I had and those that will never be lost. DON COUCH Coochy — Soph. Football, JV and Var. Baseball — My most memorable mo- ment was playing at Dodger Stadium with the Varsity Baseball team, and taking C.I. F. in 1987. GARY CUNNINGHAM — Lancer Regiment Marching Band — Assistant Drum Major-Drum Major, Drumline, Soph. Basketball, Search and Rescue-Captain — My most memorable expe- rience was coming back from an unsuccessful 1987-88 marching band season and winning al- most everything this season. APRIL CURNUTT — Soph, and Jr. Senates- Soph. Pres.-Jr. Sec, Sophomore Wntes, Color Guard-Most Improved Rifle-Presidenl-Captain 156 Senior Accomplishnicnis — My most memorable experience was spending a weekend in San Jose at the Color Guard Western Regionals, and taking third in the finals. JAMIE CUSICK — JV Volleyball, JV Softball- Moore League Champs — My most memorable moment was in 1987 when the Varsity Baseball team beat Esperanza for the C.I.F. victory DERWIN DAVIS Dirty-Dirt-Win — JV and I Var. Football-JV Moore League Champs I JASON DE ROCHE — JV and Var. Golf, Math Club, NHS, CSF, Potential 4.0 IVONNE DIAZ Shortie — JV and Var. Cross- Country-JV Moore League Champs, JV and Var. I Track-JV and Var.Champs, Los Amigos Club, Sr. Senate, Perfect Attendance — My raosl mem- orable moment was when I met Thomas Finnegan on November 5, 1988-1 Love You! : MANUEL DIAZ — Soph. Football. Var ; and Cross Country-Moore League Chaiti All I League-Captain, Jeweled L ' — My most mem- orable moment was winning the Moore League I Championship and placing in the top ten in j League. ] RAUL DIAZ Super Cuban — Soph, and JV I Football-Moore League Co-Champs, JV Track, i Var. Volleyball, Soph, and Jr. Senates- ' Jr.President, ASB Recordmg Sec, Sec. of Boys ' Athletics, Jeweled L , Junior Prom Worker, I Homecoming Escort — My most memorable ex- perience was the 1987 Homecoming week because i everyone was friendly, spirited, and dressed in I 50 ' s, 60 ' s, 70 ' s, and trendy styles. TERA DIETRICH — JV Gymnastics-Moore League Champs, Advanced Dance Team, I LANCE-Editor, S.A.D.D., LANCE Club, Adv. ' Dance Club — My most memorable moment I was the earthquake in 1987. j ' KOB£RT DI PAOLO Diggie ' — JV and Var. P WrestlingrJV Moore League Champs, JV Captain I — My miJst memorable moment was meeting I my girlfnend, Denise Costa. CHRIS DOMINGUEZ Skater — Adv. Graphic Art ' . T DEf EK DRYSDAlE — Principal ' s Honor Roll, I y JV Tennis, Perfect Attendance, Sr. Senate, Vo- I catiQnal Award ROBERT DUNCAN Dunkshot — JV Wres- I il ' ng j KRISTI DtJNl VY — Soph., Jr., and Sr. Sen- I ates, DnI! Team arsily Song-Captain, Jr. Honor , Guard, Inter-ClubCouncil President, Chamber of I Commerce President, Principal ' s Honor Roll — My most memomble moment was when our I Song squad won $100 at 5th Quarter. — My most memorable experience was the walk in honor and memory of Tricia Gauvin CORY FERINAC — JV Wrestling CHRISTINA FITZPATRICK Chnsti - Cit- adel staff, CSF, NHS, Drill Team, Jr. and Sr Senates, Barstow Chef School. Jr. Honor Guard, S.A.D.D., Who ' s Who Among American High School Students , Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable experience was spending my three high school years wiih mv bovfricnd Tom Hovey. SHANNON FITZPATRICK — Adv. Dance. Ccr- de Francais, YEA-Secrciary. Academic Pcniathaloo, Jr. Honor Guard, Jr. and Sr Senates, Varsity Song — My mo«t memorable cxpcnence was being on Song my junior and senior years. TINA FLETCHER ■Tcenah - Cecilian Singers- rManagcr, Pep Club, Cal. Fitness Award — My most memorable momcni was singing in front of ihe school in the tenth grade. DARY L FOGG — The Sound of Music , Sec- ond Chapter Singers, LHS Singers, JV Tennis — My most memorable moment was when I be- came a member of the Madrigals. GISELA FONSECA - Soph. Senate, JV Gym- nastics, Varsity Yell-Captain, Jr. Honor Guard — My most memorable experience was getting sus- pended from cheering at a basketball game 4SL-, cause of a mount in limbing stunt. -— — j£i UlNv, MICHAEL FORTUNE — Soph, and JV Football- Most Inspiraiional-Moore League Champs, JV Baseball-Moore League Champs — My moat memorable moment was when I received the 1988 JV Baseball Prop. 48 Award BRGNSYN BETH FOSTER — -Brigadoon-, Up The Down Staircase , David and Lisa . The Sound Of Music , Drama Club-Treasurer. Fine Arts Club, Bank Of America Plaque-Drama, LHS Drama Award, Second Chapter Singers, LHS Singers. LHS Vocal Ensemble, , dv. Drama. Ad- vanced Drawing and Painiiog — My most mem- orable high school experience was the night 1 be- came a Second Chapter Singer . . { I JONATHAN FOWLER — CSF. Principal ' s Ho.{, or Roll, Sr. Senate, Chess Club-President. Chem !, istry Team, Science Olympiad ■•; ROBBY FRAZIER — Soph.. JV. and Var. Foot-- ball-JV Moorp League Champions ■ ALMA GALLEGOS — Soph Senate, Sophomore Writes, Cecilian Singers, Int. Dance ■ KAROLINE OANIOCO — Var. Gymnastics Moore League Champs, Bausch and Lomb dallion. Society of Women Engiaeer Awa Bank Of America Certificate — EngltstCCSF, DENA DUNLOP Dunloop — Var.Cross CouiNv,NHS, S.A.D.D., National Hispanic Scholar Sei try-All-City, All-League-Captain-MVP, JV and Var. Track, Peer Counselor, S.A.D.D., Substance Abuse Committee, CSF, NHS WATHANA EAMG — Graphic Arts Award, Reading Award. Perfect Attendance, Bank of America Award ANN MARIE EBLE — JV and Va Sdccer, JV and Var. Track. Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll. Soph. Senate — My most fnemorable experience was the day of the Big Quake. DAVID EDLIN — Orchestra. Principal ' s Honor Roll. The Sound of Music , NHS, CSF — My most memorable expenence was working and go- ing out with all of the friends I had-I hope we keep in touch. ERIC ELDRIDGE — Sr. Senate, Pnncipal ' s Hon- or Roll, JV and Var. Basketball, YEA — My most memorable experience was ' Slam for Sam ' . SHANNON ELLEXSON — JV and Var. Swim- ming KIM ELLIOTT — Soph. Senate, Color Guard, Var. Flag, LANCE slafT— My most memorable moment was when I made my first year of Varsity Hag. ELI ELLISON E — Tennis, Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable moment was being late for class, waiting for J.K. to finish his high fives. ALICIA ESTRADA — My most memorable mo- ment was waiting for the bell to get out of fourth penod and going lo lunch! MIKE FABIAN — JV and Var. Wrestling ROSALYN FAVRE Roz — JV and Var Track- Coach ' s Award-Most Improved, French Club — My most memorable expenence was going lo Palm Spnngs for track. MESHEL FERGUSON Moonstar — Soph and Jr. Senates-Soph. Vice-President. JV Gymnastics Finalist. Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll JOSEPHINE CAO-AY Joyce — Sr. S fla MARIA GARCIA — NJ ROTC Cadet ■ MARIA G. GARCIA Mane — Pnncipal ' s Hon- or Roll. Cecilian Singers. Pep Club, Peer Coun- selor. NCCJ Human Relations Camp. S.A.D.D.. Sr.Senate. AFS — My most memorable moment was on my binhday when Ernesto Bolanos let go of my balloons, and he and Miguel Luna followed me into the girls ' restroom lo apologize. PAUL GARCIA Maxx — Jr. and Sr. Senates. French Club, NJ ROTC-Seamafl. LANCE staff — My most memorable momcni was my first day at) LHS and thinking about mv future challenges. ' YVONNE GARCIA Yogi ' ' — Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll. Drama Club. Adv. Drama. Overtones My most memotfble moment was when I in iroduced myself to my boyfriend. ERIC GEIER nxboy — Band. Dnimline KERRI GENTILE— Soph. and Jr Senates JAMES GILBERT Tccn ffclP ' — Woodjhop. Metals. Graphic Ans-Forenw y SHERRIE GILBERT Col r Guard, TV and Var. Baskctball-JV MVP ANDREW GILLET fF Andy — So i., JV, ajtf Var. Football-JV Mo,.u l.eaguc CMmps, jf , JV, and Var Track, Principals Hcmdr Roll — My most memorable luoment wat t inning Homecoming in football TAWANJA GILBERT Tee -- Sogk and Sr Senates, Color Guard, Junior Prom Worker. Fall and Spring Cabinet DEBORAH CilPSON Debbie Deb — Pep Club. Beg. and Inl Dance. Sr Senate PATRICIA GOLDBERG Patty — Band. NJ ROTC. S.A.D.D. — My most memorable experience was when Band came in firsi place in my tenth grade year. I in CHRIS GOMEZ - Var. Baseball-League Champs-C. IF Champs-All-City-All-League, Cita- del staff ROMELIA GONZALEZ Chapis — Los Amigos Club, French Club, Cinco de Mayo danc- er. Beg Dance — My most memorable moment was when I danced for Cinco de Mayo LUPE-ANJELICA GRAJEDA — NJ ROTC-AJl- City Champs, Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll, R O P EMERSON GRANADOS — JV Swimming — My most memorable expenence was when I went through the earthquake in 1987 KELLY GREEN Moonfreak — Citadel staff. Jr. Honor Guard — My most memorable ex- perience was when I went to the 8th annual Bob Marlcy Day, Cultural Awareness Dance ' TERRY GREEN — JV and Var. Soccer-Var. Moore Xeague Champs-All-Lcague RENEE GULLETT — Lancer Regiment — My most memorable expenence was in my first year when the Band won first place in AA Division. RICARDO GUTIERREZ Rick — JV and Var. Baseball-JV Moore League Champs — My most memorable moment was when the Varsity Base- ball learn lost to Pasadena in the 1988 CIF Playoffs. DAVID HAAS — JV Tennis, S.A.D.D. ;,FARRIS HADDAD — Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll DENNIS HAGGERTV - Var Tennis-All-Cily- AJI- League CORY HANNA — Soph and JV Football-JV Moore League Champs — My most memorable expenence was when we beat Millikan for the JV title. MITCHELL HAMMOND Cowboy — Var. Foolball-Captain — My most memorable expe- nence was when I was at Riverside Poly, and making it to the play-offs against Crespi High and their taJback. Russell White. LISA HARMON — JV and Var. Soccer AMY H. RTER — Cuadel-Ediior. Soph.. Jr . and Sr. Senates. Adv. Danc . ' . ASB Treasurer. ASB Recording Secretary j _ ANDREW HAZELW(X)D S r. Senate. YEA, NHS. CSF. Bank of America Waque-Applied Arts, Prmcipal ' s Honor Roll, Executive Women Inter- nal Business Developincm Scholarship. Elks n of Ihe Month , Medsllion Diploma N HEALY — Sr. Senate AN HEATH — Drill Team. Peer Tutor C RIE HEDBERG Moon Chip — Soph, and j Senate. Sophonaon: Secretary. Drama Club. Up The Down Sl«jrc se . The Holding Tank — ' My most m drable expenence was when Meshel FergusoB; Cfehnic Clark. Tracy Wilbanks. Tricia Gauvin, and I went to Der Weinerschnilzel. The cashier asked us for our names and we gave her moon names like Moon Beam. Moon Star, and so on. and the names jusl stuck ' . CAMIUE HERNANDEZ — Dnll Team. Jr and Sr. Senates. Jr. Honor Guard. Junior Prom Work- er. LANCE StafT. Adv Journalism Club. Pnn- cipal ' s Honor Roll — The most memorable mo- mem of my high school years will be the day of my graduation, when I will receive my diploma, mak- ing all my school years worth it . FRANK HERRERA — JV Wrestling, NJ ROTC HILARIO HERRERA — I will never forget the dcalK of my fnend Daniel Romero . MARICELA HERRERA Mary — -My most memorable momcni was when me and my friends got to dance in the quad ' . FRANK HNATKO — French Club, Sr Senate. Perfect Attendance KEVIN HOFFMAN — Lancer Regiment. Auto Mechanics LISA HOLMES LEASIA — Adv Dance. Dra- ma Club My most memorable moment was Ihe Advanced Dance show. SHANNON HOOPER Shanny — JV and Var Swimming My most memorable moment was when I went lo Ihe 1988 Senior Prom with Robert Kuhn, a k a Yogi ELIZABETH HORVATH — JV Track, Pnnci- pal ' s Honor Roll, Cecilian Singers, Outstanding Student Award-Home Economics — My most memorable expenence was going on a 28-da Eu- ropean inp and Mediterranean cruise with the Lakewood senior class in my junior year TIFFANY HUNT — Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll. JV and Var Track-JV Caplain-JV Most Outstanding Field Events. JV and Var Volleyball. Young. Black, and GiHed Award Senior Accomplishments 157 CARLOS IRIARTE — CSF, NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Bank of America Award-Computer Science, Lakewood Yotlth Hall of Fame-Scholar Athlete, JV and Var. Sbccer-All-League-Captain- Moore League Champs, -JV Baseball, Var. Vol- leyball, Jr. Senate, Gold l . Citadel staff, Home- coming Escort SCOTT JACOBSEN — PACE, Var. Golf- Captain, Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF, NHS, Soph, and Jr. Senates, Bank of America Award- Social Studies ANDREA JAMES Red — AFS, YEA, CSF, NHS, Pep Club, Beg. and Int. Dance, NJ ROTC, NCAA Human Relations Camp, Young Black Scholars, UCl Partnership program, ROP, Beg. Drama — My most memorable experience was or dance concert, which was the first time I ac- tually performed in front of an audience without backing out. PATRICK JEFF Deputy Dog — Soph. Foot- ball, Track, Perfect Attendance DAMON JESPERSON D — Wrestling, Foot- ball, Track, Soph, and Jr. Senates, ASB Vice- President NANCY JIMENEZ Barbie — Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates, Speech Debate Team-3rd Place American Legion-2nd Place Lions Club, Pan-Am Club, Jr. Honor Guard, CSF, NHS, Wrestling- manager — My most memorable moment was being accepted to U.C.S.B. DONOVAN JOHNSON D.J — Soph. Water Polo-MVP, Soph. Swimming — My most mem- orable moment was receiving the Most Valuable Player for sophomore water polo. JOE JOHNSON — Soph., JV, and Var. Football- Soph. Lineman of the Year-JV Moore League Champs-Var. Lancer Award-Second team All- South Coast-Second team All-League — My most memorable experience was stepping mto Coach Wigod ' s ' office ' while the air conditioning I was broken. LISA JOHNSON — Soph., Jr., arid Sr. President, ASB President, Inter-Club Council Pres., Sec. of Student Events, Drill Team, Citadel staff, Home- coming-Jr. Princess, Advanced Dance-manager, Student Rep. on the Board of Education, Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates, Powder Puff-captain PATRICIA JOHNSON Lacey — Pep Club. Pride Club, Accreditation Committee — My most memorable experience was Prince ' s ' Love Sexy Tour ' on November 6, 1988! YVETTE JOHNSON Dimples — My most memorable moment was the first time I saw a pep rally. I had never seen such good motion and they were all in rhythm together. GAVIN JONES The Hot Man -r -JazzBand, Marching Band GENEVIEVE JONES Genni — Badminton, Soph. Senate TISHA JOY — Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates. Jr. Vice-President, Sec.of Girls ' Athletics, JV and Var. Gymnastics-JV Moore League Champs-Most Outstanding Gymnast, Speech Debate Team, Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents — My most memorable moment was when all my friends and the friends of Tricia Gauvin stuck together and supported each other after her death. KATHLEEN KAEKA Lam — Bngadoon , You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown , The Sound of Music , Second Chapter Singers, LHS Singers, Conceri Choir, Adv. Drama, David and Lisa -Asst. Director, Rotary finalist, 1st Runner- Up in Search for Talent Contest, Baseball stats, Disneyland Candelight Procession — My most memorable experience was making the highest choir class with Marc Clemens as a sophomore. JENNIFER KIGHT — German Club-President- Vice-President PRIDE Club, Brigadoon , CSF, NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll — My most mem- orable experience was when Becky Hardin pushed me home in a shopping cart. CHULSOO KIM — JV Tennis, Perfect Atten- dance KAREN KOHOUTEK — Sr. Senate, CSF, NHS, Band, Orchestra, The Sound of Music , Madri- gals, Principal ' s Honor Roll MICHAEL KLAPPROTH — Soph, and Var. Football, Var. Track — My most memorable experience at Lakewood was beating Wilson at Homecoming. ANGELA KRAUS — Principal ' s Honor Roll, Soph. Senate KYLA KRIEG Skipy — JV and Var. Tennis- MVP — Sportsmanship Award, YEA, Cabinet DEREK KRUEGER — JV and Var. Football, Var. Track — My most memorable moment was scoring the first touchdown of the year, two years in a row. STACEY KUROIWA Boo-Boo — Drill Team, Adv. Dance-Co-Captain-Captain, Var. Song — My most memorable experience was when our Song squad won $ 1 00 for first place at 5th Quar- ter. STELLA KWAN — Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF, NHS, Lance staff. Lance club, Perfect Attendance, S.A.D.D., Principal ' s Advisory Group — My most memorable experience 1 received during high school was meeting new friends and nice teachers. ANTHONY LAGE Tony — My most mem- orable experience was meeting my girlfriend, Sher- yl Tiger. JAMES LANCASTER Big Jim — Medallion Award, Soph. Football-trainer NICOLE LANTAIGNE Honey — Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll, JV and Var. Swimming-Most Im- proved Swimmer-JV Captain — My most mem- orable experience was watching my boyfriend push my best friend in the pool with all her clothes on. HERMAN LARRONDO — Var. Volleyball ROLAND LAY — Soph, and Jr. Senate — My most memorable experience was when the earth- quake occurred and everybody was on the football field in shock and we were just waiting for whaV was to happen next. ' KELLI LEFEBVRE — Soph., Jr, and Sr. SenaTes- Sr. Secretary, Gymnastics, Drill Team BRIAN LEYN — Drumline-Section Leader, Marching Band, Orchestra, Jazz Band, Brigadoon , You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown , The Sound of Music , All-District Or- chestra ANDREA LIBERATI — JV Volleyball, Var. Soft- ball, Sr. Senate, Jr. Honor Guard, NHS, CSF JAMES LIEBZEIT J.K. — JV and Var. Base- ball-JV Moore League Champs, Soph. Basketball — My most memorable moment was when I got to pitch against Millikan aro had ten strikeouts on JV. LUIS LOMAS Cobra — NJ ROTC — My most memorable experience was when I fell off a tree during the earthquake last year. ALMA LOPEZ — Adv. Dance BRIAN LEE LOTTES Blade — Citadel staff. Perfect Attendance, Jr. and Sr. Homecoming Es- cort, JV and Var. Soccer-All-League-All-City- Moore League Champs-Captain-All-Toumament Team, JV and Var. Track-JV Most Improved Award, Var. Volleyball, Var. Football — My most memorable moment was playing in our Homecoming football game against Wilson and beating them. RICH LOVAN — JV and Var. BasebaU-JV Moore League Champs — My most memorable expe- rience was when the Varsity Baseball team won C.I.F. at Dodger Stadium. CHRIS LOVELL Poleman — JV and Var. Cross Country-JV Champs-Var. Champs- Outstanding Runner Award-Coaches Award- C.I.F.Qualifier, JV Track-Captain — My most memorable experience was winning the JV Cross- country Championship in 1987, then winning the Varsity Cross — Country Championship in 1988. MIGUEL LUNA — Soph. Football, German Club-Vice — President, Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF, NHS-President, Chess Club, Los Amigos Club, Bicycle Club, Medallion Award — ' My most memorable moment was when 1 first met my girlfriend, Jacquie Encineas, in Mr. Arnold ' s class. CRAIG LUNDBERG — Soph, and Var. Football- All-League — Var. Captain, Mr. Touchdown, JV Baseball-Moore League Champs — My most memorable moment ■was ' wiririihg Nff: TS ' uch- down. MAURICE MACK Moe — CSF, NHS, Key Club, Soph., JV, and Var. Basketball-Var. Moore League Champs GINA MAC MILLAN — Principal ' s Honor Roll MICHELLE MADRID — ROP Cosmetologist, Drawing and Painting Club AMADA MALDONADO Violette — Los Amigos Club, YEA, Pep Club — My most mem- orable experience was the earthquake in October of 1987. DANIEL MALDONADO — Soph., JV, Var. Cross Country — Var. Moore League Champs- All-League, Soph., JV, and Var. Track-JV Mile Half Mile Champ-Captain, NHS, CSF, Stu- dent of the Month, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Concert Band JOHN MANN — German Club, Work Experi- ence Worker of the Month, Principal ' s Honor Roll VIC MARAMBA — JV and Var. Tennis TED MARKER — Marching Band-Vice- President, You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown , The Sound of Music , Principal ' s Honor Roll, Orchestra-Principal trombonist. Jazz Ensemble, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble JOE MARSH — Soph, and Var. Football, Soph., JV, and Var. Track-JV Moore League Champ in shotput and discus — My most memorable ex- perience was getting a 56-yard touchdown on ball recovery in Our game against Bosco. JEFF MARTIN — Perfect Attendance, JV and Var. Golf, YEA, Sr. Senate, Marching Band EDUARDO MARTINEZ — JV and Var. Soccer DANIELLE MATHIS Nellie — JV and Var. Swimming, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Sr. Senate — My most memorable experience was after Home- coming 1988 in front of Derek ' s house. MICKIE MC CONATHA Mix — Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates, Key Club, YEA-Secretary- President, Powder Puff Football, Academic Pen- tathlon, Junior Prom Worker, Jr. Honor Guard, Cabinet-Sec. of Arts and Awards-Corresponding Sec, Gold ' L ' — My most memorable experience wasn ' t one thing, but rather an integrated ex- perience of past loves, laughs, tears, growth, grades . . . and especially friends. HAFEN MC CORMICK Shorts — Var. Golf- Most Improved Player-Coaches Award, Boys ' State Delegate, Golden State Exam-Highest Hon- ors in Geometry, Academic Decathlon, Sr. Senate, Principal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable experience was the week 1 spent at Boys State. LAURA MC KINNEY — Soph, and Sr. Senates, Principal ' s Honor Roll, JV Gymnastics-Moore League Champs, Cabinet-Human Relations Rep., AFS- Vice-President — Treasurer KATRINA MC LERRAN — Drama Award of Merit — My most memorable experience was the 1 987 earthquake-it was a terrifying wasy to stum- ble into first periodl MONICA MC SMITH Moni-Q — Jr. and Sr, Senates, Dance, Pep Club — My most mem- ■ orable moments were the Prom and Graduation. RICHARD MEDINA Rich — Soph, and Var. Swimming, JV and Var. Water Polo-JV Most Im- proved Player-Var. MVP — All-City, Peer Coun- selor, Bike Club — My most memorable ex- perience was the day of the earthquake. ALBERTO MENDOZA Albert — JV Soccer- Moore League Champs, NJ ROTC HECTOR MENDOZA — Var. Volleyball KELLI MENkE — Soph. Senate, S.A.D.D., ROP Fashion Merchandising — My most memorable moment was seeing all my close friends graduate in 1987-88. CONNIE MESSINEO — JV and Var. Softball-JV Moore League Champs, Soph, and Jr. Senates, JV and Var. Volleyball — Team Captain- Sportsmanship, JV Basketball, NHS, Homecom- ing-Sr. Princess, Jr. Honor Guard, Peer Coun- selor, Citadel staff. Perfect Attendance, Princi- pal ' s Honor Roll, Outstanding Female Athlete Award, 1989 Army Reserve National Schol- ar Athlete Award — My most memorable ex- perience was with the gang at Denny ' s when Denise Wallar went out of control! MELISSA MEYER — Orchestra, Marching Band, Brigadoon , You ' re a Good Man, Chariie Brown , The Sound of Music , All-City Orches- tra, Drumline, JV Tennis JOAQUIN MEZA — Soph, and Var. Football, Peer Counselor — My most memorable expe- riences were LHS Basketball home games in 1989. CHERI MILLER Moonweirdo — Citadel staff. Lance staff, Jr. Honor Guard, Medallion Award, Drawing and Painting Club — My most mem- 1 orable experience was the earthquake. I ERIC MILLER — JV Football-Moore League 158 Senior Accomplishments Champs MICHELLE MILLER Bird — J.V. Softball- Moore League Champs-J.V. MVP, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Ralph ' s Dairy Queen, French Club, YEA, Soph, and Jr. Senates — The most inem- orable experience I had was when the JV softball team won Moore League and 1 was awarded MVP. RAQUEL MILLER — S.A.D.D.-President, Sub- stance Abuse Committee, JV artd Var. Cross Country-JV Moore League Champs, JV and Var. Track, Soph, and Jr. Senates. Citadel-Section Ed- itor, Speech Team-2nd Place Amencan Legion Oratorical Contest, French Club. Peer Counselor — My most memorable moment was when I was running for Sophomore President and as I ap- proached the top of the 400 stairs, I slid stomach through a crowd of people. ' ' STEVE MONTELLA — JV and Var. Soccer Moore League Champs, Orchestra-All-City Or- chestra, Madrigals, Brigadoon , You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown , The Sound Of Music . Quartet, Stnng Ensemble JULIE MOODY — Sr. Senate — My fondest memories at Lakewood will always be the great times with John Moreno and Michelle Foreman. MARY MOOR — NJ ROTC-Supply Operations OfTicer-Armed Drill Team. Sci-Fi Club-President JOHNNY MORENO John — JV and Var. Football-JV Moore League Champs. Marching Band, Jazz Band, Wind Ensemble, Citadel-Spwns Editor, Medallion Award, Gold L Award — My most memorable experience was winning first place for Lakewood at the Millikan Weight- lifting Competition. GAYLE MORRIS — Principal ' s Honor Roll, CSF ROBERT MOYER Bob — Soph.. JV, and Var. Basketball-J V Captain-Var. Moore League Champs, JV Baseball-Moore League Champs. Principal ' s Honor Roll. CSF — My most mem- orable experience was when the varsity basketball team won the Moore League Championship. DAVE MURPHY DE — My senior year has been the most exciting year in school because of HomEcoming and football games, the most en- joyable times 1 had at school activities. SYED MUSTAFA — Var. Badminton MISHEL NAR VAEZ — Soph, and Jr. Senates, JV Yell. Varsity Yell, Jr. and Sr. Pow ' c. ruff Foot- ball. Drill Team. Canoonist for LANCE, Art Club — Vice-President — My most memorable mo- ment was lip syncing lo Bob Marley on center stage. JEANNE NAUENBURG — Bank Of Amenca Certificate-Foreign Language, Drill Team-Co- Captain-Row Leader, Advanced Dance- Competition Team-Small Dance Competition Team. JV and Var. Badminton-Captain. Princi- pal ' s Honor Roll, Jr. Honor Guard. CSF- Secretary. NHS. Sr. Senate. Fine Arts Club. Pride Club. Medallion Award — The most memorable event in my high school years was a month-long trip to Europe with Mr. Holzman. Mr Daniels, their wives, and 38 other students. I will always remember it and thank them for giving me the opportunity to go! LINDSAY NEAL — Drama Club. The Sound Of Music — My most memorable experiences were taking Beginning and Advanced Drama. LAURIE NEAT — NHS. Up The Down Stair- case . Taming Of The Shrew . David and Lisa . The Holding Tank . LHS Award for Dra- ma. Adv. Drama Club — 1 will always remember Mr. Williams and our .Advanced Drama class. TAMMY NELSON — JV and Var. Gymnastics- Var. Moore Uague Champs. JV Yell BAU NGUYEN Raymond — Principal ' s Hon- or Roll. NHS, CSF. Soph.. Jr.. and Sr. Senates. JV and Var. Tennis. Marine Biology Club-President. YEA-Treasurer-Sccretary- Vice-President, Perfect Attendance Award DAVID NOMURA DAZE — My best mem- ories at Lakewood were talking to the girls. SHANNON GATES — Color Guard. Varsity Flag-Captain. Var. Volleyball — My most mem- orable moment was my sophomore year when 1 made cheer. I was so scared to try out that I almost didn ' t. I am glad I did. MATT PAIGE Rampaige — Soph.. JV . and Var. Football-JV Moore League Champs, JV Base- ball-Moore League Champs — My most mem- orable experience was a month of two-a-days for football in 1988. Not the most fun expenence, but something 1 will never forget. ALFONSO PAREDES Al — Golden State Ex- amination Award-Geometry SUSIE PARK. — Orchestra-Concert Mistress- Stnng Quartet-Stnng Ensemblc-AII-Distnct Or- chestra — Outstanding Sophomore-Ouutanding Junior-Most Improved, Band-Drtim Line, NHS, CSF, Key Club, Pride Oub, Sr. Senate, French Club. JV and Var. Tennis. Var. Badminton-Most improved, Bngadoon , You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown , The Sound Of Music , Bank Of America Plaque Winner-Fine , ns. Long Beach Elks League Siudent of the Month nominee. Long Beach Bar .Association Award nominee DAVID PARRA — Soph.. JV Football-JV Moore J L- - League Champs, Soph. Track — My most mem- fi S5 wable moment was winning over Millikan for hc JV Moore League Championship LORI PEHOSKI Strummer — Soph, ' jrr.-rrnjl Sr. Senates. Sr. Class Vice-President, JV and Var. Softball-JV Moore League Champs-JV MVP-JV Captain. JV and Var Volleyball. CSF-President. Jr. Honor Guard, NHS, 4.0 Student. S.A.D.D.- Vice-President, .Academic Pentathlon-Captain, Math Club-Secretary. Key Club. Long Beach and Lakewood Elks Lodge Student-of-the-Montb . LA. Times Citizenship Award, Youth Citizenship Seminar al Pepperdine University. Bank Of .America Plaque Winner-Liberal .Ans, National Pi- ano Auditions-Slate Winner, Soroplomisl Club Scholarship Award — My most memorable ex- penence was being the Long Beach Student Am- bassador to Yokkaichi. Japan. I have never seen such openness, love, and respect m a foreign coun- try. That month was the best! GIOVANNI PEREZ Gee — JV Soccer y My three years at LHS have helped me a wh ile lot. I will always remember my classmates and fnends of the Class Of ' 88, and the swimming pool ' JASON PETERS — JV and Var. Soccer, JV and Var. Track-JV Moore League 100 Yd Dash Champion, Var. Tennis — My most memorable event was when I captured the Moore League Championship in the JV 100-yard dash. K.IMBERLY PHELPS ' Red — JV and Var. Track-Coaches Award, JV Basketball. French Club. 3 Years Perfect Attendance BAKHENG PHENG — Var. Wrestling-Moore League Champion-All-City-Team Captain. — My most memorable expenence was when they contained us on the morbid, hot. and and football field on the Oct. I eanhquake. ANTHONY LEE PlRAINO Tony — Soph, and Var. Foolball-Soph. and Var. Lineman of the Vear-Var. Captain-.AII-Lcague. Jazz Btnd- Guitarisi — My most memorable moment was the ' 88 Homecoming victory vs. Wilson. BENJAMIN PLUMA Ben ' — Principal ' s Honor Roll. Student of the Week. Var. Cross Country, Perfect Attendance ' THIDA POK — Hall Monitor. Jr. Honor Guard. Pnde Club-Secretary «, MELISSA POLION — Soph.. Jr.. and Sr. Senates. Senior Pnncess. Varsity Yell. Adv Dance, Dnll Team — My most memorable moment was be- ing crowned Senior Pnncess. LISA POWERS — Sophonwre Writ.cs. JV Track. NHS. CSF. ROP-Anim«l Care, CANCE staff- reporter . STEVEN PROFFITf — Soph. Football, JV and Var. Baseball-JV Vfoore League Champs — My most memorable e)«penence vras whc ' n we painted our faces for the basketball games my sophomore year. ' Si SHERAI PROTHRO Rai-WR ' — Soph and Sr Senate, Color Guard — Itljrniosi memdrable moment was the Oct. 1. 1987 earthquake. ENRIQUE QUINTERO Quiquo — Cinco Dc Mayo dancer. Amigos (lub. Graphic Ans CUib. Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll — M) rnost memorable moment was meeting the girl ol my dreams at this school. A MELANIE RAFKIN — nrill Teani, VMlh Yell. Secretary of Recreation Soph and Jr Srnaics. Jr. and Sr. Powder Puff Football PATRICIA RAMIREZ ' Patty — Int Dance. Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable expenence was meeting my closest fnend that I have and always will remember. ROSA RAMOS — Perfect Attendance. Medallion Award ROWENA RAMOS — Soph. Wnies. Sr Senate, Powder Puff Football — My most memorable moment was my first day of high school. FRED RAWLING — Perfect Attendance — My most memorable moment was the first day of my sophomore year. ' DENNI RAYMOND — Soph and Jr. Senates. Powder Puff Football. LANCE suff. Dnll Team, JV Yell. Varsity Yell — My most memorable expenence was the make-believe wedding with Paul. SEAN REFFNER — Soph. Football SHANNON REINEKE — Color Guard. Int. Dance. JV Track. JV Basketball, Sound-off Crew, Chess Club. S.A.D.D.. Pnde Club MONICA RESENDEZ Monkey — Drama Club, Up the Down Staircase ' . Cinderella - Director. Peer Counselor. Medallion Award — My most memorable expenence was meeting my jyfnend in the 200 hall and my best fnend in JAYME REYNOLDS — JV Tennis, Powder Puff Football. LANCE staff. Soph, and Jr. Senates REBECCA RHOADES — Cecilian Singers. LHS Singers, The Sound of Music — My most memorable moment was auditioning for Madn- gals and all the expectations it planted in my hean LEILANI RICO ' Lant — My most memorable moment was meeting my favonte person Shawn P. Robinson, and spending my junior and senior years with him. ' KRISTINA RIEDMANJ ' Kris — Var Swim- ming. Soph.. Jr., and Si. Football stats. Soph., Jr., and Sr. Basketball stats — My most memorable experience was being able to keep stats and sup- port the basketball team during the C I F. PlayoCTs. TAMI RlLE ' i — JV and Var. Soccer, JV Softball — My most memorable expenence was going to the Winter Formal and bemg with my friends. PAUL RIVERA — Soph. Football. Var. Volley- ball — ' My most memorable moment was getting caught cheating on Mr. Wood ' s government final. MATT ROBERTS — JV Tennis. Second Chapter Singers. LHS Singers, Drama Club. Adv. Drama, David and Lisa , ' The Sound of Music , Holding Tank LA TONI ROBINSON — Var Track. Up the Down Staircase ' . LioDS Club plaque. Pep Club, Speech team — My mosl memorable moment was running in the hall on the first day of school and falling on my face. ZAYLI RODRIOl ' EZ — Jr Senate. Drama Hub, Journalism Club. jV Swimming LETICIA ROMERO — JV and Var Tennis. JV and Var. Softball-JV Moore League Champs — My most memorable moment was when our JV Softball team won the Moore League champi- onship. JIM ROSS — JV Cross Country. JV Track MICHEL ROW Chel — Majorette JACQUELINE RVLES Jackie — Dnll Team. Sr Senate — My most memorable moment was our first competition on Dnll Team when we marched on the field and 1 saw all of those peo- ple ' RAMON SANCHEZ Raymond — JV and Var. Wrestllng-JV Moore League Champs-Most Out- standing Wrestler. Draw and Paint Club NANCY SANDOVAL — NJ ROTC-AII-Cily. Military Ball Queen. Pep Club. Los Amigos Club, S AX).b.. JV Swimming Homecoming Queen. Int. and Adv. Dance ROWENA SANTOS — Sr Senate. CSF — My most memorable expenence was the earthquake of tictober. 1987 ' DARLENE SAPANZ.A — Sr Senate. Powder Puff Football. CSF, Whos Who Among Amer- ican High School Students . Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll — My mosl memorable expenence was going to each Winter Formal with my boyfnend. John. JERROD SAVALA — JV and Var Soccer-JV and Var Moore League Champs-All-League. Soph, and Jr Senates. French Club JEFF SCHIMMING — My most memorable moment was when I decided to return to Lake- wood after dropping out in m junior year — much thanks to Laura Cabral and her mother. MELANIE SEDLAK Melz — Jazz Ensemble, Marching Band. Orchestra. Saxophone Quartet. Senior Accomplishments 59 Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates-Jr. Vice-President and Sec.-Sr. Class Vice-President and Sec, CSF-Vice- President, NHS, You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown . The Sound of Music , JV Soccer, Var. Swimming-All-League Honorable Mention, Key Club, YEA-Pres. and Sec, Powder Puff Football, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Teenager of the Month — My most memorable experience was being a part of the Varsity Swim team for three years. NOHEMI SERRANO — Sr. Senate, Perfect At- tendance, Word Processing Medallion, Dance — My most memorable moment was my first day back here at Lakewood. SHAWNEEN SHAFF — My most memorable experience was my first day at Lakewood. ERIC SHARP Master Eric Sharp — Second Chapter Singers, LHS Singers, Perfect Atten- dance, Principal ' s Honor Roll — My most mem- orable experience was being a part of the per- formances, crazy times, and friendships in the Madrigals. CHRISTOPHER SHULTZ — Potential 4.0, Me- dallion Award, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, German Club-Treasurer, JV Tennis, NHS, CSF, Bank of America Plaque-Math and Science JOHN SIBBING — Soph., JV, and Var. Swim- ming-JV Most Improved Swimmer, Soph., JV, and Var. Water Polo-JV and Var. Most Oustand- ing Poloist-All-League, Lakewood Youth Hall of Fame-Performer of the Year for Water Polo, Out- standing High School Students of America, Sr. Senate, Principal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable experience wasrthe earthquake on Oc- tober 1. DELIA SIERRA — ROP Cosmetologist, Medal- - ion Award — My most memorable moment was ■ meeting my high school sweetheart, Agustin. DANIEL SIMMONS — Soph., Jr., and Sr. Sen- ates — My most memorable experience was the earthquake of October 1 , 1987. THOMAS SINGLETON Mas — JV Badmin- ton, Perfect Attendance — My most memorable experience was being a model for thp Winter For- itial fashion show. ' HONG SIV — Pride Club, Perfect Attendance JULIE SMITH Jules — Sr. Senate, Miss Lake- wood Semi-Finalist, Oil and Lube Championship TIGE SMITH Tigger — My most memorable experience was playing -vater polo for Jordan High and making it to Moore League. KRISTINA SNETHEN Pistol-Packin ' Mama — Sr. Senate, iJrama, Powder Puff Football, FiSh Club — My most memorable moment was when 1 was mud wrestling for the Los Angeles-Barstow Dirt Mamas ' and I had a Certs Encounter with Chun King. CHRISTINE STAFFORD Christy — My most memorable experience was getting out of fourth period to go to lunch. SEAN STAMPER — Soph., JV, and Var. Cross Country, Soph., JV. and Var. Track-Var.Champs- All-City, Bicycle (Jlub — My most memorable moment was winnfog the All-League CrcgS Coun- try award. SCHERRICE ST. CLAIR Ree-Cee — Pep Club, Sr. Senate — My most memorable mo- ment was cheering on our number one basketball team. MARK SUGGS Magic — Badminton-Manager — My most memorable experience was cheering at all sports and making new friends every year. ADELE TAYLOR — Sr. Senate, YEA — My most memorable experience was getting caught ditching on the day after the earthquake. CHARLES TAYLOR Chip — BTA Club, Golden State Exam Highest Honors-Geometry, Pnncipal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable moment was coming to a new environment and meeting my friends and teachers. ALBRITTON THOMAS Tony — JV Wrestling ELISSA THOMPSON Lissa — Marching Band, Jazz Band — My most memorable mo- ment was graduating, even though I will miss LHS. PATRICK THOMPSON Hollywood — Soph., JV, and Var. Football-Soph. Captain-JV Defen- sive Player of the Year-JV Moore League Champs. Soph, and JV Wrestling, Var. Track — My most memorable moment was when we won the JV Moore League title in football. REBECCA THOMPSON Becky — Brigadoon , Adv. Dance RICHARD THOMPSON Rico — Soph, and JV Track — My msot memorable experience was the Winter Formal in 1989. CHANDRA TILLMAN Mo — Pep Club-Vice- President, Perfect Attendance, Peer Counselor — My most memorable experience was going to see the tapings of ' Charles in Charge ' and ' Designing Women ' . DIANA TORRES Dianita — NJ ROTC-Color Guard Commander 1st place-Asst. Girls ' D T Commander 3rd place-All-City Champs-City Corps Staff-Commanding Officer-Mini-Boot Camp-LDR Academy, Human Relations Camp- Cabin Leader, Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates, Most Outstanding Student Award, LB. Centennial Art Award — My most memorable experience was being the All-City Champs at the Annual NJ ROTC Army Navy Drill Competition the day of the Military Ball. GERARDO TORRES — JV and Var. Soccer STACIA TORRES — JV Gymnastics-Moore League Champs, Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates PHAT TRAN — The most memorable moment in my senior year will be the graduation cere- mony. KEITH TRIPP — JV and Var. Baseball-JV M League Champs, Citadel-Editor . VU TRUONG — JV Badminton MARNEL TUCKER — Var. Gymnastics, JV Yell-Captain, Varsity Yell My most mem- orable moment was the day of the earthquake, October 1, 1987. EUREKA TURNER Smooth — Sr. Senate, JV and Var. Basketball SUSAN VARGAS Susie Q. — NJ ROTC, Sr. -Senate, Los Amigos Club, ROP-Office Invest — My most memorable expenence at this school was having ROTC class in 10th grade, coming out in parades and marching like real Navy people. LAURYN VAUGHN Goldilocks — Brigadoon , Drill Team, Color Guard, Soph. Senate, Drama Club — My most memorable moment was the senior Winter Formal. MARISELA VAZQUEZ — JV and Var. Basket- ball-JV MVP-JV Captain-Var. Captain, Student Committee JUDITH VEGA Judy — Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senate, Sophomore Writes, Band, Orchestra, Drill Team, Cabinet — The most memorable and fun experiences in high school involved my bogus friend Pauline C. and just plain going out to- gether. TAMMY ViREEN Chocolate — Sr. Senate, J V Basketball, JV and Var. Track, Young Black Scholars-Secretary, ROP-Certified Nursing TIEN VO — Principal ' s Honor Roll;CSF, NHS, Harvard Book Award Nominee, Outstanding Ac- ademic Achievement Award — My most mem- orable experience was when Mr. Shafer made me pick up all the trash and paper airplanes, including my homework paper which was turned into a paper airplane, and put them in the trash can because 1 was practicing for the Physics Day Com- petition instead of listening to Mr. Shafer ' s home- work solutions. It was scary a l funny to see Mr. Shafer really mad, so watch out everybody! MICHAEL WALKER :— Principal ' s Honor Roll, Marching Band-Pr€sident-Saxophone Section Leader, Concert Band — Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Drum Line RUSSELL WALL Rusty — Surf Team- Captain,- Principal ' s Honor Roll — My most memorable njoment was taking a 2nd place in the 87-88 school Jsurf contest finals. DENISE WALLAR —Soph., Jr., and Sr. Senates, NHS, CSF, Sec. of Publicity, Sec. of Arts and Awards, Sophomore Writes, Citadel Staff, Prin- cipal ' s Honor Roll, YEA, Jr. Honor Guards Per- fect Attendance, Peer Counselor — My most memorable moment was at Pat ' s house, with the gang, on Connie Messineo ' s 18th birthday as she decorated the walls. RON WARE — Sr. Senate, JV Tennis, JV Bad- minton — My most memorable moment was when 1 passed U.S. Government. PIERCE WATSON Sweet P — JV Tennis, LANCE Staff-Club News Editor-Photographer RYAN WATSON The White Knight — Boys ' State Alternate, CSF, NHS, German Club, Ac- ademic Patch Club-Chairman, Principal ' s Honor Roll, JV Tennis, Outstanding Junior Speaker, At- tendance Award, Academic Patch Recipien My most memorable moment was having honor of being the guest speaker at the CSF 1 awards ceremony. PHILLIP WEISENSTEIN — Adv. Graphic Graphic Arts Club PAUL WESTON — Sr. Senate, Perfect A dance, JV Tennis, JV Badminton, Meda Award — My most memorable moment in school was the earthquake, Oct. I, in my ji year, can ' t forget that! STEVE WEYAND — Sr. Senate, Soph, and Track, Var. Cross Country-Moore Lei Champs-AU-City-AIl-League — My most n orable moment in high school was making All- and All-League my junior year in cross count GEORGETTE WHITLINGER Stone Wor — The Sound Of Music , Sr. Senate — most memorable moment was when I tried oi ' The Sound Of Music ' . It was the first time 1 enough guts to do anything like that. SHARLEE WIGGINS — JV Swimming, Counselor, Fine Arts Club — The most r orable event for me was the Winter Form; 1989. TRACY WILBANKS — Soph., Jr., and Sr. ales, JV and Var. Tennis-JV Captain-Var. tain. Lance Staff, Sec. of the Press, The Sour Music GABRIEL WILL Gabe — Soph. Foot Marching Band, Drum Line, You ' re A ( Man, Charlie Brown j The Sound Of Mu Jazz Band, Orchestra, Concert Band KATRINA WILLIAMS Katt — JV Gyn tics. Soph., Jr., and Sr |enates, Jr. Honor Gi Juijior Prom Worker, i ' itadel Staff-Student Editor, Jhter-Club Coiukil President, You ' Good Nfen, Charlie BroW:n -Assistant Direct( My most memorable nVciment was going to a baseball games, and the team going all the wi win the C.I.F. Championship. SHELBIE WILLIAMS — Pep Club, Young I Scholars — The most memorable momen me during high school will be going to the I and Graduation, especially meeting and mj new friends. JOHN WILMARTH — 4.0 Student, Jr. am Senates, Principal ' s Honor Roll, YEA, CSF, f Vice-President, AFS, S AJ).D,, Bank Of Am Certificate Winner SHANNON WITTS — Soph., JV, and Var. I ball-JV Moore League Champs-JV Back Of Year, JV Track, Graphic Arts Club-Vice-Presi — My most memorable moment was Hi coming against Wilson-the first time in five ; Lakewood High School ' s varsity football i beat Wilson. SUSAN WQLF Wolfy — JV and Var. C nastics-Moore League Champs, Jr. and Sr. ates, Junior Prom Worker, Varsity Yell, LA! StaflfEditor, LANCE Club — My most n orable moment was being selected for Varsity my Sophomore year. KIM WOOD — Cabinet-Chamber of Comn Pres., Dance, Peer Counselor DIANA WORSLEY — JV Gymnastics-M League Champs, Soph. Senate CONNIE WRIGHT — Principal ' s Honor Bank of America Certificate-Music, CSF, Brigadoon , The Sound of Music , Meda Award, Gold ' L ' , Jr. Honor Guard, Second C ter Singers, LHS Singers, Vocal Ensemble Cross-Country — My most memorable e rience was being in ' Brigadoon ' because I r many new friends and it introduced me tc great music program here. ALISSA YEE — JV Tennis-Captain, Princi Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Sr. Senate MICHAEL YOUNGER — Var. Wrestling-M League Champ at 1 08 pounds JAMES ZANDI Jim — Soph. Football, cipal ' s Honor Roll, CSF, Perfect Attendance, Co-op Food Service, Medallion Award, Oc( tional Electronics BENJAMIN ZUCKER Bunky — Peer tance Training, Bike Club 160 Senior Accoinplishmenls Keith Anione Richard Antoniano Letii.. Araujo Kim Anhfr Vinctnt Arenas Setuon 76 Refugio Arteaga Samantha Ascheri Todd Ashley Charlotte Also Shannon Baker Shawn Barrett Jeannette Bartels Julie Bartschi Diana Bassett Peter Bassett 162 Seniors Jeffrey Beaty Danielle Beeney Janaret Benitez Geri-ly BertagnoUi Rachel Bertram! Viva Bessellieu Steve Bigam Karolyn Bishop Sherlyn Bishop Susan Bishop Russell Booth Seniors 163 Lisa Boudrea Brenda Bowers Cassandra Brandt David Bray Daniel Bresson Allison Brown Miyoshi Brown Mahia Brownlee Tina Burden Stephanie Burgess Marc Burroughs Hiram Burrus Salvador Cabalu Laura Cabral Stacy Cala Shen Callin Jocelyn Callos Emmanuel Camerino Robert Camero Kelly Campbell 164 Seniors Brian Camper Shawn Cantonwine Rocio Carbajal Jessica Cardenas John Carpenter Leticia Carreon Annette Carrillo Tammi Cason Steven Castagnola Cherish CaileraJI Maria Cervantes Scott Chtfffin Muon Chansy Esperanza Chavez Cindy ChSan Ath Chheang Vinh Chiem Valerie Childs Sle e Cho Mark Cmtron Seniors I6S Dora Clammer Constance Clark Jeim er Clark Scott Clark Matthew Cohen Julie Collins Brian Collison Gilbert Colon Novelida Concepcion Denise Connell Donald Couch Jason Cox Rachele Cox April Coyne Bryan Crooks 166 Seniors Jaime Crux Gary Cunningham Jennifer Cunningham April Cumuli Michael Dalzell Tera Dietrich Robert Dipaolo Seniors 167 Kathy Doolittle Kristi Dunlavy Maria Edles Sandra Double Derek Drysdale Jose Duarte Dena Dunlop Wathana Bang Ann Eble David Edlin John Edwards Shennandoah Edwards U Julie Dumovich Kimberly Eckardt Steven Ege Eric Eldridge Shannon Ellexson Kimberly Elliott Mike Ellis Eli Ellison 168 Seniors Cesar Espinoza Victoria Espinoza Alicia Estrada Mark Estrada Loretta Evans Mike Fabian John Famularcano Rosalyn Favre Tatiana Fenlon Cory Ferinac Ronald Fierro James Fillius Christi Fitzpatrick Michelle Ferguson Shannon Fitzpatrick Daryl Fogg Gisela Fonseca Michelle Foreman Semon 169 Michael Fortune Bronsyn Foster Jonathan Fowler Robert Frazier Alma Gallegos Elizabeth Gallegos Karoline Ganioco Josephine Gao-ay Afaria Garcia Maria G. Garcia Miguel Garcia Paul Garcia Sandra Garcia Yvonne Garcia John Gary John Gascon Carmen Caspar Eric Ceier James Gilbert, Jr. 1 70 Seniors Sherrie Gilbert Tawanja Gilbert Andrew Gillette Deborah Gipson DeanaGivens Yolanda Godoy Patricia Goldberg Chon Gomez Chris Gomez Sandra Gomez Terry Green Seniors 1 71 Latoya Greene Craig Grimes Renee Gullett Nolberto Gutierrez Ricardo Gutierrez David Haas Farris Haddad Dennis Haggerty Lori Hagler Mitchell Hammond Cory Hanna Vicioria Hansen Tiffany Hardey Becky Hardin Lisa Harmon Amy Haner Cydney Hayes Andrew Hazlewood Eryn Healy Susan Heath 1 72 Seniors Hilario Herrera Marisela Herrera Isaias Hidalgo Staci Hill Tract Hill Shane Howty Seniors 1 73 James Hubbard Gregory Itts Damon Jesperson Tiffany Hunt Somathalm Carlos Iriarte, Jr. Scott Jacobsen Wesley Jacobson Debora Jaroch Melissa Jimenez Nancy Jimenez Donovan Johnson Brian Irvine Laura Jaroch Joe Johnson Lisa Johnson Patricia Johnson Scott Johnson Ronald Johnston Gavin Jones 174 Seniors Genevieve Jones Glenn Jones. Jr. Lawrence Jones Tisha Joy Kathleen Kaeka Tiffany KimNe Seniors 175 Daryll King Karen Kingham Michael Kinkade Charles Kinoshita Robert Kirk Angela Kraus 1 Kyla Krieg Derek Krueger Sophal Kruoch Stacey Kuroiwa Kindra Kurtis Anthony Lage James Lancaster Elizabeth Lande 176 Seniors I ulhy Long Seniors IT ' Alma Lopez Brian Loltes Miguel Luna Denita Lopez Gloria Lopez Richard Lovan Donald Lovell Craig Lundberg Guadalupe Macias Mayra Lopez Susana Lopez David Loya Olga Lozano Maurice Mack Gina MacMillan Kristina Maddy Michelle Madrid Lupe Magdalene Amada Maldonado Daniel Maldonado 178 Seniors Dawn McCarly Mickie McConatha Seniors 1 79 Monica McSmith Richard Medina Rono Men Sabrina Mendez Carey Mendoza Joaquin Meza Keith Mickelson Cheri Miller Eric Miller Michelle Miller 180 Seniors Julie Moody Mary Ann Moor Luz Mora Johnny Moreno Rosalia Moreno Seniors 181 Gayle Morris Michelle Morris Noelia Mosqueda Robert Moyer David Murphy Michael Murphy Sararathana Na Michelle Narvaez Jeanne Nauenburg Lindsay Seal Laurie Neat Steven Nelson Tammy Nelson Reth Neou Raymond Nguyen f Thanh Nguyen Vy Noun Tammy Noble Naghme Nowzaree Armando Nunez 182 Seniors Raymond Parra. Jr. Maiihew Pasilas Sokhon Path Lon Pehoski U;, ' IJI-. I ' -.,!.,:. ' H Seniors 183 Giovanni Perez Sandra Perez Jason Peters Chanh Phan Nhut Phan Kimberly Phelps Anthony Piraino Jonathan Pivernetz Thida Pok Melissa Potion Modesto Popoca Theresa Portugal Lisa Powers Alma Preciado Mark Presson Steven Proffitt Sherai Prothro Po Prum Gloria Puentes Ernest Quamma 184 Seniors Juan Ramirez Ofelia Ramirez Patricia C. Ramirez Patricia Ramirez Ik Patricia Ramirez Sean Reffner Shannon KfincU ' Monica Resendez Jayme Reynolds Rebecca Rhoades Seniors I8S Christopher Rice Paul Rivera Sandra Robles Leilani Rico Krislina Riedman 1 Cynthia Riggens Tami Riley Matthew Roberts Danielle Robertson Jennifer Robinson Latoni Robinson Jose Rodriguez Zayli Rodriguez Guadalupe Rojero Leticia Romero Mauro Rosalez Jim Ross Michel Row Anionia Ruiz Kelly Russell 186 Seniors Jejfrey Schimming Scott Schroyer Susan Schultz Montque Sealy Metame Sedlak Seniors 187 Malys So Richard Soisel Leonard Spall Scherrice Si. Clair Christine Stafford 188 Seniors Jonathan Ttiel Seniors 189 Siphen Tith Teanny Toch Diana Torres Stacia Torres Phong Tran Judith Vega Zoila Velasco Sherry Verchio Tammy Vereen Alma Villa 190 Seniors Gahnel  ill Seniors 191 Katrina Williams Susan Wolf Connie Wright Michael Younger Shelbie Williams John Wilmarlh Vincent Wiswell Kimberly Wood David Woolsey Carmelle Wormley Deborah Wright Phia Xiong Seng Xiong Saloeum Yuom James Zandi Karen Zinn CLASS OF 1 989 Shannon Witts Diana Worsley Alissa Yee Benjamin Zucker CLASS OF 1989 192 Seniors John Knighl SENIOR A UTOGRAPHS Senior Autographs 193 VoOt l ' W ' xx. 194 Juniors C_J - - JUNIORS Juniors Julie van Renesse Secretary The Spring Junior Senate 196 Juniors Pedro Abarca Joyce Abel Nancy Abrajan Stephen Adams Miriam Aiello Daniel Alcmshah Edward Allrcd Artie Almazan Mary Alvarez Jason Anaya Anginell Anderson Steve Anderson Lanila Anglin Laura Annis Erwin Antillon James Arakawa Manbel Araujo Veronica Arellano Rema Arzale Thercse Atoigue Janine Altcma Mike Avila Misael Avila Marina Bacigalupi Carrie Baker William Ball Felix Ballon Maria Baltazar Michele Bancroft Adnana Barbosa Tammera Barela Giovanni Banllas Enc Barker Brent Barlow Bnan Barlow Came Bameti Shannon Bamett Francisco Barragan Woodrow Barron Julie Banh Anlhon Bassctt James Bastion Kon Batrin Joshua Beard Imelda Becerra Viviana Becerra Lxirenzo Benavidez Araccli Bcnitez Chns Berry Michcle Berry Peter Benibe George Betancourt Christopher Bettis Mark Severs Gregory Biddle Mike Bigam Nelson Billedo Knsta Bills Tama Birdsong Rochcllc Bishop Bridgctt Bittcrolf Berkeley Black Lisa Blackburn J union IV Mark Blevins Peter Block Douglas Bockman Anne Boland Efrain Bolanos Robert Bolton Phon Bonsynat John Borders Marlene Borillo Hope Borja Keli Bougher Chris Bozanich Christopher Bradford Erika Brady Brian Brewster Kenneth Brewster Kristine Brogelman Kerry Brown Larry Brown Stacy Brown Regina Bryant James Buck Dan Bui Scott Bumgamer Jason Bums Timothy Burroughs Tracy Buth Ruben Cabrera Ray Calder Lawrence Calnan Joel Cameron Candice Campbell Ana Canela Silvia Canela Thai Cao Rauldel Carbajal Brent Carey Scott Carmichael John Games Juan Carpinteyro Henry Carranza Teresa Carreon Cathleen Carter 198 Juniors Shani Cartwnghi Mana Casian Manccla Casillas Theodore Cason Amber Casiellanos Robcn Castro Rosano Cayctano Ernesto Cervantes Francisco Cervantes Dax Chacon Elsa Chacon Enca Champion Jason Chance Wayne Chandler Fatima Chavama Sammy Chavama Richard Chavame Dion Chavez Jose Chavez Nelson Cheung Phy Chhem Malt Chhena Pola Chhim Saham Chim Sokha Chom Chanrada Chum Chansorad Chum Jennifer Clapp Kaths Clark Shondrca Clark Timothy Clark Albert Claudio Jerome Clinton Robert Coats Shay Coals Carev Coco Latasha Coleman Kamie Colvin Shcryl Connell Chnsiie Cook Alejandro Coronado Isaias Cortez Nicole Cortz Juniors I J ' ' Richard Countryman Alicia Cox Brian Cranford Jimmitra Crawford Brett Creger Leilani Crenshaw Alissa Cummings Jennell Cunningham Lisa Cunningham Steven Curiel John Dawes Blanca De La Torre Prisiliano De La Torre Amado De Los Santos Laura Decker Talanda Dedeaux Arthur Deleon Corinne Deleon Luis Delgado Raquel Delgado Barbara Desmond Map Di Dely Diaz Jeffrey Dietrich Kelly Dingeman Phy Dith Kenny Dixon Khanh Do Shawn Dodge Carol Dodson Tammy Dodson Roger Dominick Jason Donaldson Leonel Don is Jesse Dorame Josef Drumright Kimberly Dubbs Bros Dul Hoa Duong Sylvia Duran 200 Juniors Nancy Duron Francoise Dulil Matthew Eakin Amita Edran Candi Elkotn Shauna Elliott Mark Ellis Christy Ellithorpe Jacquic Encincas Rosalyn Englcr Mark Epstein Sondra Emo Erwin Escnba Ada Estrada Benito Estrada Rosa Estrada Yta Eung Kelly Evans Marjan Fandpak Paul Famham Kimbcrly Fan- Sandra Fcnton Timothy Ferguson Lawanda Fesperman Scott Field Tanya Figueroa JefT Fiore Daryl Firestone Samuel Fish Lashannda File Chnslopher Fitzgerald Theresa Flake Robert Reeman Derek Fletcher Baudelia Rorcs Karia Flores Liiet Flores Ottoniel Flores Tina Flores Garrett Fogelsong Juniorv Naomi Fomocod Robert Fonseca Tricia Foraker Bethel Ford Renee Foulkes Tony Frontino Jason Frudakis Lisa Gablehouse Raquel Gallardo Jeffrey Gallego Jose Gallegos Jaime Gaona Joezetta Garcia Rafael Garfiaz Tyrone Gates Jo Gegato Aleta Gelband Kevin Gentile Shant Ghazarian Marque Goldfarb Blanca Gomez Eduardo Gomez Ma C. Gomez Sergio Gomez Tia Gomez Heidi Gonterman David Gonzales Jesus Gonzales Diana Gonzalez Guadalupe Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Monica Gonzalez Rebeca Gonzalez Yadira Gonzalez Laura Goodenough Thomas Goodman 202 Juniors Thomas Graham Guillermi Grajeda Juan Granillo Brandon Gray Shelly-An Gray Jeff Green Enc Greene Malissa Griffm Rachel Grubcr Eric Guaschmo Alejandro Gudmo Ovodio Guerra Salvador Guerrero Lillian Guenlcr Heather Gunn John Haberland Carrie Haglund Kunhuor Hak Bernard Hamilton Maile Hammond Lisa Hamner Michael Harbon C ' aKin Hardy C ar Harrison Kelly Hamson Jennifer HartenhofT Anthony Har e) ann Has Sam Hawle Paincia Haydock Phol Hcang Daniel Hegglin Eric Hcin Mane Hclou Sokhom Hem Matthew Henry Juniors 20?, Teresa Herbert Alexander Hernandez Annabelle Hernandez Edwin Hernandez Emilio Hernandez Jesus Hernandez Jorge Hernandez Jose Hernandez Jesus Herrera Lorena Herrera Maria Herrera Socorro Herrera Ronald Hicok Stephen Higginbotham Thomas Hillig Chad Hinchee Craig Hodges Larry Hoesli Richard Hoffman Sonja Hogsett Chad HoUingwsworth Edwin Holly Jacquelin Holt Amber Hooten Patrick Homer Chansanguath Hou Stephen Howard Marilee Howeth Kimberly Huber Shannon Humphrey Chrystal Hunter Thavy Im Olga Isas Charles Jackson Robert Jackson Jason Jaime Mark Jaynes Michael Jemmett Paul John Brian Johnson 204 Juniors Erica Johnson Jamual Johnson Lcroy Johnson Palrick Johnson Tracie Johnston Dcmck Jones Nicole Jones Tricia Jones Scoti Jordan Jem JulefT Janclle Junior Prudence Justice Yoon Kang Poum Kann Ubon Kasanoy Susan Kashinsky Michael Keating Jacquelin Kent Sopheap Kco Alison Kermode Lxira Kermode Thy Kha Lay Khom Sal in Khoy Ponlok Khy Bopha Kim Davoan Kim Helen Kim Kathleen Kim Khlocum Kim Chnstopher King Chnstine Kings Slacv Kirshman Brent Klaiber Jason Klein Aaron Knight Julie Knopp Sothea Kok Jennifer Krakora Jennifer Krueger Juniors 205 John Kuhn John KuHnski Hong Lach Vong Lam Christopher Lamb Gemma Langit Andria Larocco Kimberly Launer Chris Laurenzana Denise Lauricella John Laxamaria Jennifer Laythe Lu Quang Le Bun Leang Diana Ledbetter Josh Lee Kevin Lenning Juan Lepe Keith Lewis Debra Lichti Lisa Liebzeit Amber Linson Ivan Lira Wendy Lisenby Blanca Lomas David Long Rithy Long Sinath Long Michael Loomis Ignacio Lopez Laura Lopez Marisol Lopez Monica Lopez Yolanda Lopez Jose Lopez-Dee Kennedy Lowe Araceli Luis FranlcHn Lujan Oscar Luna Sean Lynch Leeanora Maanao Vikki Macias Josefma Maciel Sergio Maciel Karie Madden Michelle Madrid Carolina Madrigal Timothy Madsen Lee Maes Amy Mallon Adam Mammana Andrea Mancini Lisa Mancini Tereasa Mann Savon Mao Shannon Marks Ryan Marlett Claudia Marquez Guadalupe Marquez Icenia Marquez Esmeralda Marroquin Gary Marsh Jeffrey Marsh 206 Juniors Angel Maninez Celeste Martinez Elva Martinez Monica Martinez Raul Maninez Chnstopher Martyr Chnstian Mary Julie Mazei Lisa McClymonds Sharon McCoy Jennifer McDonald Jennifer McDougal Sean Mclnnis Cory McKjnIey Ryna Meas Laura Medina Mana Medina Kevin Meisch Chanmala Men Angelica Mendez Lupe Mendoza Shen Mesa Viio Messineo Shena Mestaz Alma Meza Kjrstcn Midgett Andre Miller Chns Miller Teresa Miller Hung Mines Enka Miranda George Molina Kimberly Molinar Alan Monieclaro Marco Montoya Tracy Moon Sean Moore Luis Mora Dina Moraitis Enck Morales Judy Moralez Lucia Moran Claudia Moreno Silvia Moreno Kevin Morgan Roger Monssette Andrew Morr Cesar Mosqueda Robert Moylan . Jose Muniz Tanya Murphy Thyra Murphy Sons Muth Mary Myers Dahlia Nagid Jennifer Neat Jennifer Neely Kathleen Neil David Ness Michael Newton Map Nget Meak Nget Thu Ngo Juniors 2f ' Boly Nguon Lang Nguon Huy Nguyen Huynh Nguyen Minh Nguyen Nam-Thanh Nguyen Tarn Nguyen Tuan Nguyen Pho Nhev Sokha Nhuong Marie Nielsen Jennifer Nissen Adriene Nonaca Michelle Noriega Sokmonea Nomg Cheri Nye Jami Oates Terrance O ' Kelley Michelle Olivarez Alyssa O ' Neill Guillermo Oramas Juan Ortega Marco Ortiz Ricky Ortiz Seap Ouk Sophia Outler Amanda Ozuna Angelita Pahl f Georgette Pallitto ' . Michelle Panter ; 5 . Phol Par v V;? Cindy Paredes ' : ' -- Areceli Parra ' Nita Patel Buddy Paul Michelle Payne Veronica Pena Cynthia Perez Leo Perez Manuel Perez 208 Juniors Il 4 r - Chuong Phan Vinh Phan Vibalchea Phon Lisa Pittman Conna Plata Donald Pletting Mocun Poch Michelle Polk E ean Powell Efrain Prado Chamroeun Prak Sara Pralor Chanly Preap Richard Provencio Jose Puenics Joleen Quilugua Juan Ramirez Regina Ramirez Ria Ramos Rogclio Ramos Bunr Ran Chnslopher Randle Ana Rangel Gumaro Rangel Chnstine RaykofT Oins Reay Ruth Regalado Sor Rem Adeluisa Revilla Matt Revis Juniors :09 Gloria Reyes James Reynolds Alexander Riera Christina Rietveld Mike Rios Marisol Rivera Orlando Rivera Carol Robbins Faletolu Roberts Matt Roberts Jose Robillos Darico Robinson Janine Robinson Manuel Robles Alfredo Rodriguez Carl Rodriguez Christina Rodriguez Eduardo Rodriguez Laura Rodriguez Luis Rodriguez Rodrigo Rodriguez Reth Roeun Samnang Roeun Brett Rogers Christopher Rogers Jakki Rogers Michael Rollefson Cecilia Romero Horacio Romero Rebecca Romero Brent Romney Rom Res Sokthy Ros Ivan Rosales Brian Rosborough Gary Rotter 210 Juniors Kevin Roller Wil Rugama Mar Russell Shannon Russell Jon Sabo Joseph Saca Mclma Sakalis Kevin Salaiz Claudia Salazar Maria Salgado Chhien San Gaudencio Sanchez Jared Sanchez Jennifer Sanchez Mana Sanchez Teresa Sanchez Rachel Sanders Esiela Sandoval ClifTord Santiago Sandra Sanioyo Devid Sarv Bnan Saunders Douglas Saunders Paul Sa ers Jodi Schneider David Schock Nicole Schroeder Aaron Schrvn Leasia Schuller Michael Scoit Veronica Scott Lav Sean Shelly Selleck Mana Serrano Virginia Servin Greg Shaffer Junl0 Suzanne Shipp Frank Silva AUisyn Simpson Tracy Singleton Ritchie Siong Reng Sith Eli Smart Frankie Smith Karin Smith Lynell Smith Sandra Smith Michelle Smuck Joesph Snyder Paula Sotalvarro Sam-Eng Sok Marie Soliven Jose Soltero Aiko Soltow Brian Sorenson Chhayden Som Sakieng Soth Rigoberto Soto Chanvasme Sou Vanna Sous Sharon Spall Jeffrey Sparks Wendy Spies Shane Sprewell James Stahman David Steinberg Cindy Stevens Ted Stevens Hilary Stokes Shannon Stom Robert Stretz Jeffrey Strichart Christine Stubaus Tami Suhajda Horn Sun Savean Suon Chittra Suos Heang Svang Rita Symonds 212 Juniors Selwyn Tain Ramona Tan Rafael Tavar Shelly Tayler Roben Taylor Scan Taylor Martha Teran Kethya Tcuk Rebecca Thomas Paiawy Thongoy Chnslopher Thome Sophia Toch Mom Tonn Gma Toolill Ruben Torres Tracy Torres Marilyn Tosi Shaun Toiman Kim Tran Phuong Tran Sam Tran Rudy Trevino Chns Tnmble Leslie Trinidad Patricia Truitl Ten Tucker Takita Tumbow Colleen Turner Cinthia Turrubiates Robeip Tuy Fred L ' hrmann Koung Ung Rene Vaca V ' cma Valdcz Maria Valencia Fcrmin Valenzuela Suzi Vallelunga Jason Vance Dcnisc Vandcrgnft Rahvan Van Hook Dianna Van Pelt Julie van Renesse Al Van Schravcndi Juniors . ' ' I ' Vanessa Vargas Kenyatta Vamado Luis Vega Daniel Velarde Estela Vergara Ryan Vergara Yolanda Vigil Jose Villanueva Edlyn Vivao Nicole Walker Undrae Walker Sharmayne Wallace Jill Wallar Jason Walston Cari Ward Robert Webb Michael Weir David Westbay Carlos White John White Jason Whitecotton Michael Widener Adam Widera Duane Williamson Bryant Willis Heidi Wilson Larry Wilson Keri Windrim Kristina Windrim Shannon Winkl er Shelby Wirthlin Charles Wood Drift Wood 214 Juniors H IL ' J H R] PI D H Annaleah Woods James Wnght Mark Wnght Sonya Wnght Thee Wnght Painck Wyly Rivaih Ya Angela Yoachum Lorena Yorba Tami York Sokun You Jennifer Yuh Francisco Zamora Alicia Zaragoza Michael Zaragoza Tina Zitzer Amalia Zosaya Jennifer Ramos Cynthia Salvador CLASS OF 1990 CLASS OF 1 990 Juniors 2 1 S 216 Sophomores SOPHOMORES Soph Heather Patterson Secretary The Spring Sophomore Senate 218 Sophomores Maritess Abanca Jagath Abcyrama Alysia Abrams Ulysses Aburto Michael Acheampong Robcn Aganon Mclhca Agualo Martha Aguas Patncia Aguiar Manuel Aguilar Gloria Aguirre Aracclj Alarcon Chns Albert Olga Alcaraz Terry Alexander David Allen Dennis Allen Greg Allen Jacob Allen Matthew Allen Brandy Alonso Bertha Alvarez Richard Alvarez Dusty Amundson Melissa Anderson Mike Anderson Eric Antzak Kimberly Antonitz Jonathan Aranas Evarista Araulo Juan Arenas James Armstrong Noc Arteaga Veronica Arzaie Holly Atkins JefTAusy Silvia Avalos Elizabeth Avelar Arcelia Avila Jose Avila Stephanie Ayers Carla Bacigulpi Bnan Bacr Chad Baker Charly Baker Ooeann Ball Jesus Banda Magdalena Barajas Sandra Barajas Julie Ban- Steve Barraza Sylvia Bamos Abbey Barrow Lisa Barth Stephanie Barton Paul Bascom Emmctta Bcatty Jorge Bccerra Josh Bcency James Belcher Scott Bell Dana Bclman Lara Benavidez Sophiinmrcs Robert Bennett Jessica Bergendahl . Celena Bin Kea Daniel Blevins Eric Blevins Robert Blight Kelly Boatman Robert Boiling Mark Bosso Brad Bowers Daniel Bowers Amanda Boyles Jose Bravo Jason Brown Shanee Brown Shannon Browning Karma Brownlee Sangvonn Bunleuth Teresa Burdett Christopher Burge Casey Burleson Edrick Burt Lakisha Calbert Jose Calderon Jessie Calles Jennifer Campos Antony Cappazola Hurtis Carballosa Esperanza Cardenas Keri Carder Steven Cartas Chad Carlson Andrea Carmichael Lorena Carpinteyro Alyssa Carter Cherrill Carter 220 Sophomores Thomas Casey Tom Cathcr Dennis Catipon Mclanic Cavanaugh Carlos Ceccna Ricardo Cerda Roy Cerda Knstian Ccmiaz Michelle ChafTm SlefTani Charles Joshua Chase Toan Chau Flonia Chavez Thida Chea Piseth Chhai Chenda Chhor Doramy Chhun Jason Church Diane Clark Shawn Clodfelder Quinaun Collier Joanna Collins Anthony Comer Chnslophcr Connell Melissa Cook Chnslal Cooper Dons Correa Jonathan Corp Araceli Cones Herman Cortez James Com Kem Corwin Marccllc Cosit Mike Covington John Cre Ronald Cruz Snphomorcv Richard Cuellar Eric Culver Shawn Curran Lorrie Dahl Danny Daily Marsha Darris Jacob Daruthayan Dustin Davis Alexander De Castro Armando Delatorre Sonia Deleon Michael Del Pozo Yvonne Dena Ryan Deters Meallea Di Rath Dimark Travis Dixon Thu Dong Dale Douglass Stanley Drennon Ed Drigo Nicole Dropp Greg Drysdale Felix Duarte Jennifer Dugan Arturo Duran J B Luz Duran I H Craig Durst V ' Z: ] | Nancy Dusevic jH Aaron Dutcher (kiL. - H Lance Each wiku ijji|l m Michelle Ecker r ;_J 222 Sophomores Josh Ege Krislina Ellingsen Cesa Ellison Susan Eriandson Juanita Escobar Hector Escobedo Cosina Eskhdge Gloria Espinoza Robert Espinoza Oliver Espindion Lori Faiello Dcbra Famighetti Jeremy Famularcano Victoria Farrington Tara Federico Patrick Felipe Daniel Felts Jo hn Figueroa Amber Fish Rodney Fish Tina Fitzgerald Scott Raheny Tamara Flanagan Nichol Fletcher Tabatha Fletcher Luis Flores Martha Flores Robert Floyd Jennifer Forsberg Shewan Forte Ed Foumier Edward Franke Sophomores C 2 ' ■ Mark Frazer Joshua Frederick Matt Frost Lucia Fuentes Gina Funicello Tanya Gamble Narbel Gandarilla David Garcia Janie Garcia Mireya Garcia Vanessa Garcia Jeff Gardner Richard Garwood Diana Garza Michele Gaugh Jason Gehrman Mary Jane Gilhlan Brett Gilliland Daniel Gingras Luis Gomez Eddie Gonzales Michael Gonzales Claudia Gonzalez Martha Gonzalez Rigoberto Gonzalez Daniel Gorfain Melissa Gower Daniel Gowin Jessicia Grabowski 224 Sophomores Mason Grant Michael Gray Shcn Grenier JefTrey Grovcunder Karen Guerra David Guerrero Evona Guesi Katrina Gunn Brenda Gutierrez Ezcquiei Gutierrez Dawn Gwaltney Jennifer Haberer Jams Hachiya Osamah Haddad Becky Hahn Heather Halcomb Seana Hall Chen Hallmark Phirun Hang William Hansen Tara Hanson Scott Hardey Lorraine Haro Maria Harr Bobby Harwood Shauna Hatfield Allen Hawbaker Came Henderson Donny Henderson Sophomores 225 Angela Herbst Ezequiel Hernandez Rita Hernandez Saul Hernandez Cathalina Herrera Jose Herrera Roberta Herrera Brenda Heywood Talya Higgs Jennifer Hillis John Hobson Brian Holbrook Kevin Holbrook Bryan Holen Jason Holmes Ryan Hornbeck Johnnie Homer Deborah Horvath Joey Howeth Heather Hughes Jamie Huitt Javier Huizar John Hunt Timothy Hurst Matthew Hutchinson Latecia Hutchison Huoi Huynh Julie Huynh Elizabeth Ibarra Nixon Hog Thida In Pamela Irons Jeffrey Irvine Diana Isbell Dominga Jacinta Tammy Jacobsen Jason Janda Ben Johnson Charlene Johnston Christina Johnson Jerried Johnson Jennifer Johnston Rachel Johnson Juanelda Joiner Renay Jones Kevin Joyce Natalie Judd Michelle Jundt Julie Justice Shazzsar Kallie Robert Kallmeyer Sophea Kang Brian Kaveney Kevin Kehoe Robert Keiser Wendy Kelly Jennifer Kent Chetra Keo Roatdara Keo Nikki Kichens John Kim Todd Kingham Singky Kingkeo 226 Sophomores HilBB FIBlEi Randall Kinkelaar Maura Klaibcr Robert Kline Sunny KJine Jennifer Knepper Cynthia Knight Tonya Knox Cynthia Koeuier Tarn I Krakora Piseiy Kram Knstic Krupnick Robert Kuiper Kimbcrly Kuneau Son Lai Jujuana Lakes Nam Lam Trung Lam Marycm Langaroudi Sakara Lao Peter Lara Enc Lanen Nicole Latimer Michael Lawler Sharon Laxamana Khim Lcany Dong Lee Ernesto Lemus Elise Lenning Noe Leon Amy Letcher Amber Lewis Debbie Lewis Jennifer Libeu Hoy Lim Sieve Lim Christopher Link Leobaldo Lizarraga Deborah Loggins Virginia Lomas Diana Long Jeffrey Long Rany Long Angel Lopez David Lopez Francisco Lopez Juana Lopez Lisa Lopez Rafael Lopez Ralph Lopez Kimbcrly Lopneato Lashawn Loving Theresa Lowe Steve Lowe Luis Lozano Marganta Lozano Mark Luce Jowel Lumapas Vouch Lun Apnl Luna Rolando Luna Daniel Lund Bunkou Ly Trevor Lynk Sophomorts ..7 Paul Lynum Sarah Madrid Alejandro Magallanes Nick Magana Nina Magana Daniel Magdaleno Jodi Magnera Christopher Maloy Shana Mangan Danielle Manis Sokha Mao Elisabett Marehese Alberto Mariscal Larry Mark Gustelina Marquez Juan Marquez Pablo Marquez Craig Martin Antonio Martineau Giovanna Martinelli Maria D. Martinez Maria Martinez Moises Martinez Sergio Martinez Leslie Marvin Patricia Mason Sukho Mau Mike McCormick Mary McCune Michael McFarland Sharmara McFariand Ryan Mclntyre 228 Sophomores Michelle McKee Lisa McKibbcn Derrick McMillan Tara McMahon Dara Meas Alicia Mceks Maria Mcjia Malin Men David Mcndoza Erwin Mendoza IsmacI Mendoza Lorraine Mendoza Michael Miccichc John Miller Melanie Miller Randall Miller Steven Minnich Antonio Miramonlcs Jodi Mitchell Michael Mitchell Niccolc Molina -Xna Monge William Monte Francisco Monies Ana Moran Jason Morcau Brandon Moreno Rohcrio Moreno Knstan Morgan T ino Mourou is ( hnsima Mrol ek Xavier Munnirv Soph ' Roy Myers Shannon Myers Nasy Nang Alex Naranjo Manuel Naravilla Cesar Navarro Karolyn Navarro Erica Nelson Quang Ngo Dung Nguyen Son Nguyen Thai Nguyen Dionicia Nieto Regina Nieto Anthony Nizetich Jeffrey Noriega Michael Nowland Melecio Nunez Juan Ortiz Patricia Ortiz Carrie Osborne Jose Otero Rebeka Otis Navy Oum Danielle Outler Robert Owens Robert Ozuna Aaron Pacheco Henry Pacheco Jane Padden Alfred Padilla Paul Padilla 230 Sophomores Miguel Paz Colciie Pelleity Casev Pcnicksirode Bnllon Penrose Londi Pcrcira Angelica Perez Lorena Perez Maria Perez Marisela Perez Enca Peters Slaci Peters Thai Pham SJna Phcng Thongdcng Phcng Shannon Phillips Tonek Phlong Vibalsophea Phon Oung Phu Paul Pisciotta Sophomores Thomas Piz Ramon Pizarro John Pizel Beverly Ponce Stacie Porizek Sophanark Preap Gina Prettyman Rene Puentes Robert Purcell Esther Pyo Matthew Quamma Keoki Quijano Alma Quintero Thomas Quintero Sandy Quiroz Richard Raasveld Christopher Ragans Brandi Ramirez Christina Ramirez Jose Ramirez Maria Ramirez Oscar Ramirez Rosaelba Ramirez Eliselda Ramos Jason Ray Joseph Raymond Deshon Reddick David Reeser Rick Reiff 232 Sophomores Paincia Renter Traccy Rcproglc Gregory Reyes Lucinda Reyes Veronica Reynolds Rachael Rhoades Shannon Rhoades Jennifer Richardson Krisiy Richardson Suslcy Rivera David Roberts Benjamin Roblcs Monica Robles Jason Rodgcrs Amanda Rodnguez Columba Rodnguez Mancela Rodnguez Raul Rodnguez Vath Rocum Samean Roeun Lydia Rolon Rick Romaniello Megan Ro c SiKia Rueda Harold Rugama Mina Ruiz Theresa Rulledge Kevin Ryan John Sadler Sophomor. ■1 ■ ' ■ ■ ' Kedrick Sadler KT M Shahona Saenz Hk A W Limberlv Saeehom H J| T Maria Salazar 1 - 9 Guv H HIt - Karen Salinas ipP B k Jeffrey Saltzmann |P i Seng San Sonya San Nicolas Sophia San Nicolas Trisha San Nicolas Alejandro Sanchez Francisco Sanchez Maria Sanchez Salvador Sanchez William Santiago Chheat Sao Timothy Schlick Alison Schneider Damien Sequeira Mabel Serrano Kanea Shackelton 234 Sophomores Julia Silnyakovsky Chnstopher Smilh Jennifer Smith Manin Smith Shunik Sneed Scott Snider Vemetia Soiset Juan Solano Jaime Soltero Laura Sorenson Monica Soitenej Brenda Soto Michael Spaulding Jana Speed Colleen Stafford Chnstine Stanley Billy Starina Tanikka Stephenson Timothy Sterbenlz Damon Stevenson Jcnna Stewart Shawn Stine Julie Stout Thocung Sum Michael Sunyich Artitayi Sulhhi Chauncey Sylvester Richard Tafoya Lcang Tang Todd Tate Anita Taylor Donny Taylor Sophomores - ' Sarah Taylor Tim Taylor Lay Houth Tep Marcella Tereschuk Lanette Thomas Sam Thomas Falasha Thompson Tim Thompson Donna Tiller Traesa Titel Leakhend To Rodney Toilolo Darci Tomjins John Tondro Elizabeth Torres Elizabeth L. Torres Francisco Torres Ilaria Torres Rafael Torrez Vidal Touch Coy Wayne Tran Hoang Bao Tran Eduardo Trevino Ana Liza Trinidad Glenn Trinidad Cory Trujillo Nhanh Try Eric Tumforss Khunthy Tuon Eric Turner Francisco Ulloa Tieng Ung Carmelo Vaca Jack Valdivia Guadalupe Valencia Raquel Valenzuela Don Vandeman Mamie Van Deusen Ken Vanmersbergen Brandi Van Westrienen Raymond Vara Berta Vasquez Eric Vaughan Victor Vega David Velasco Franklin Verdugo Jose Villanueva Manuel Villanueva Trina Waddell Kalmele Wade Camille Walker Maurice Walker Michael Wallentine Randy Ward Dawn Warner Mark Wassmuth Amy Watkins Albert Watson Anthony Watson Heamy We Hope-Ann Weldon Everette Weller Brian Wendt 236 Sophomores CLASS OF 1991 CLASS OF 1991 FRESHMEN Donald Wcntz Chris Weston Kevin Wcyand Theodore Weyand Aaron Whatlcy Came Whiiaker Melissa White Eli abeth Whuson Bnan Whitlinger Lamar Wilbom DaNid Williams Gregory Williams DaniclWillson Clarence Wilson Cynihia Wilson Cassondra Wineman Leah Woirson Chaniclle Wood Denise Worsley Jessica Wursi Kelly Wybcnga Michael Yapp Nikola ' arak Sayana Vim Jose Vorba Jennifer Vorke Mary Zamudio Dana Zandi Norma Zarabia Robeno Zepeda Abel Zosaya Jose Zosaya Jose Amaya Michera Clark Jennifer Dunla -y Julie Dunlavy Natalie Hams Arycn Johnson Waiah Johnsion Amber Johnston Ralana Lim Robcn Margis Robert Reneman Terrel Reyes Stephanie Zabala Viphomorcv I rcshmi THE EVENTS OF 1989 1 . Working together, Russians and Americans rescued three gray whales from the Arctic icepack. 2. The animated live-action film, Who Framed Roger Rab- bit was one of the year ' s big hits. 3. The world grieved for the Armenian people after a devastating earthquake. 4. With her flashy fashions, Florence Griffith Joyner dazzled the world at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. 5. 1989 signaled the start of the George Bush Era. 6. Pop singer Bobby Brown was one of the favorite music stars of the year. 7. Geraldo Rivera ' s broken nose was a result of one of his many con- troversial shows. 8. Behind pitcher Orel Hershiser, the L.A. Dodgers defeated the Oakland A ' s to win the World Series. 9. January of 1989 saw the U.S. return to space with the launching of the space shuttle Dis- covery. 10. Former President Ronald Reagan gave a n emphatic thumbs up sign as he left office. 1 1 . The ill- fated marriage of Mike Tyson and Robin Givens was the most watched fight of the year. 238 The Events of 1989 1 The Events of 2J9 C hnslopher Harter — The Littlest Lancer The 1988-89 Citadel Staff would like to thank the fol- lowing people for their assistance throughout the pro- duction of this yearbook: Mr. Quentin Wood: Special thanks for all your help and guidance. Mr. Steve Eddy: Taylor Publishing Company, the Cit- adel ' s best friend. The Staff of Portrait Gallery: Especially Gary Mercado, Elaine Mercado, Leslie Voight, George Garcia, and all the photographers who contributed their talents to our yearbook. Mr. Bob Naik: Our 1 photographer, friend, and hon- orary member of the Citadel Staff. The Administrative Staff Donald Hopkins-Principal Jon Nowak-Vice-Principal James Mullen-Assistant Principal Bennie Reams-Assistant Principal Joseph Pistoia-Assistant Principal James Wickman-Activities Director The Certificated Staff The Classified Staff: Cindy Bass and Trish Bonner-Attendance Maureen Cruz-Principal ' s Secretary Monica Honey-Vice-Principal ' s Secretary Michele Eakin-Secretary Kelli Hazelwood-Student Body Banker Gayla Otto-Counseling Secretary Nancy Torres-Activities Secretary The Boys and Girls Coaching Staffs: Otto J. Krebs-Boys Athletic Director Leslie Chandler-Girls Athletic Director The Counseling Staff Jerry Raithel-Head Counselor Dave Beard-Scholarships and Awards The Custodial Staff: Frank Boogerd-Head Custodian Clarence Shaver-Friend of the Citadel 240 Citadel Wc fctyfct Lt Lt- A ff . ijy.- Jk v. It CHH TbLtKx, I i fct t Cj V IXCrrv— A_ z) a.i « tc ■ 4 V c ■vS u 4;|oji y li-it ' . . r n P ' . •+ ), w Q s ... U h V s? t I n ■1 a.. 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