Laton High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Laton, CA)
- Class of 1979
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' fl Esteemed Leaders of LHS 'ug 1 Treasurer -I Ariindo Borba I 4 President Analia Toste Vice President Marylou Morris Treasurer Chuck N orthu m v Secretary N i Landy Fike Rally Chairman Cindy Harguindeguy Assistant Treasurer Stuart Arakeiian fall ll Council Strives for Involvement Student Council, spearheaded by Analia Toste, made long strides in making this year a success. t'Strive for Student Participation is the underlying theme of Student Council as they base their achievements on the measure of student involvement in activities. Students were encouraged to submit ideas and suggestions for activities. Student Council members took part in conferences held among the schools of the East Sierra League. All agreed that the conferences were beneficial for the unity of the ESL and in helping solve common problems. lll Student Council holds a meeting. C23 Chuck Northum collects football admission. LEFT TO RIGHT: President, A. Toste, Vice President, M. Morris, Secretary, L. Fike, R. Shiroyama, R. Sweeden, L. Menezes, A. Barreno, Advisor, Larry Yeghoian, A. Cruz, M. Rosa, F. Gonsalves, L. Coffman, Assistant Treasurer, S. Arakeliang Treasurer, C. Northum, Assistant Treasurer, A. Borba. '. ' , O Q, Kam if 12 student council Freshmen Look to the Future The Freshman class began its four years at high school by selling candy at the football games to help start funds for their Senior trip. They participated in the Homecoming Week activities and constructed a fioat for Homecoming. Donaid Scheidt and lVlrs. Stephanie O'Brien were their advisors. ill lVlrs. O'Brien, and lVIr. Scheidt, Freshman advisors. KZ? Freshmen ofhcers are LEFT to RIGHT: David Koelewyn, Theresa Jiminez, Armand Cruz, Jacquie Ivlartins, Eddie Jiminez. 433 A group of Freshman girls sitting in front of the school visiting before school starts. S., 2 freshmen 13 Todd Aguiar Lori Balderama Sharon Caldwell Teddy DeLaRosa 14 freshmen Tanya Harguindeguy is hard at work brewing up an Eagle stew. 5 Rudy Alcoser - V-WV-'A,,,.,4 ' Ronnie Barger Lupe Carriedo Raymond Dudley ww-,- ,ia Kelly Austin Rosa Barreiro 71. Caroline Castaneda Audriana Freberg Annie Cerda Armand Cruz Im Terry Gonsaives Kathy Guglielmoni Bernice Delagrande Betty Guthrie X 5 Lau ra Gutierrez l Donnie Henson David Koelewyn Freddy Hamilton Irene Hernandez Tamie Lea Wayne Hammond 'SJ Lisa Hurlbut Melinda Lee Tanya Harguindeguy Eddie Jiminez Ryan Liggett Xxx ' Rhonda Martinez Marilyn Harrell Theresa Jiminez Mario Marques l Jacquie Martins Lori Balderama and Lisa Hurlbut are stunned when they receive their nrst 5 dollars during candy sales. freshmen 15 9 1 Melvin Medeiros Paul Peery Jeff Stokes 16 freshmen Fwy' ,qs ..,.ls.L Freshmen show they're raring to go at their hrst high school rally. 'Ss Daniel Mathis Debbie Mattos l Kenny 'Vl0l'lY NIHYY Nlonteirv Michelle Murray Diane Navarro Irma Ortega Jerry Perez Rosie Piceno Colette Rosa Shelly Simerly David Springs Christy Sweeden Raul Valladares Lisa Wagenaar Billy Wilson Sonya Yokes 1 F-R-E-S-H-IVI-E-N C1lAudriaria Freberg shows what strength she has in throwing a football. 429 Rhonda Martinez gets into the Christmas spirit by painting Christmas posters. CBJ Jacquie Nlartins helps out GAA and Block L by participating in the FFA punt-pass-kick contest. i4l Shelly Simerly and Christy Sweeden serve as Green hand members at the FFA barbecue. i5l Rhonda Martinez shows her winning in her guzzling techniques on a Dr, Pepper. 'TI gn-4 Nh f il ii i' U I! 'I QQ! m no In in n :neu in al h Ill U mn 'Q A na . .nm A -L.-.,...,, ii Q., i F2 .331 JM11 ...A.E. . - -y - M... .- .,.. I VUL 2'f..,,L -L !4J, TfT.L.' 'f rv' 1-q --. -Q-P-an 4- r 4 .4 freshmen 17 -49-mx Ta.'!F'- mg 'mia i ,.,,..,.. L , -41 21 I K 1, Cheryl Gilstrap not present during this 2 Anlta Castledme Head 3 Emily Bertao cheerleading stand performed by Nlnchelle 4 IVIICHEIIG AICOSSI' 5 CHEVY' GIISUHP ,,,. Alcoser, Anita Castledme and Emily Bertao 18 fall .,. F-: iff jp, a o 'l F-4 4 QL. .hr G' . .:'1E?fL ..f .H in-X W YA .,,-.,,, A - -. ru .Z1 3 6 , 1. Analia Toste, Head. 2. Melissa Alcoser. 3. Jamie Gillam. 4. Gloria Garcia. 5. Leann ' Correia. 6. Melinda Avila. 7, Melinda Avila, Melissa Alcoser, Leann Correia, Jamie Gillam, Analia Toste, Gloria Garcia end another routine. k::r All 1 , vaif' r . l' . N wi iff 4 5 1 u L ' ...W-' ,.e.,i i- 7 fall 19 Teams Survive Another Grueling The Varsity Mustangs began the season by defeating the Riverdale Cowboys for the hrst time in sixteen years. This was to be the only success of the year for the inexperienced Ivlustangs. lVlost of this inexperience was at the crucial perimeter positions. Of thirteen seniors on a twenty-one player squad, four were first year Varsity. With a limited number of players the team did not have the depth needed for a strong team. Despite this the team became very positive early in the season. The scoreboard does not reveal the time and effort spent in preparation for each game. Laton 13- 6 Riverdale Laton O- 7 Firebaugh Laton 7-13 Lindsay Laton O-13 Avenal Laton 0-49 Immanuel Laton 20-20 Strathmore Laton O-37 lVlcFarland Laton 13-33 Parlier Varsity FIRST ROW: R. Stockton, Nl. Rosa, K. Gravance, B. Cranshaw, Nl. Jiminez, L. Freberg. SECOND ROW: B. Duninkerken, C. Speer, J, Williams, B. Heftiey, B. Harris, A. Barreno. THIRD ROW: Coach R. Braddon, F. Gonsalves, H. lvlontejano, D. Hall, D. Stewart D. Arakelian, J. St. Martin, G. Riddle, Coach L Yeghoian. NOT PICTURED: C. Balver, lVl. l-larguindeguy, Nl. Yanez. 'ff is 20 fall Season With Blazing Action Junior Varsity The J.V.'s, lighting their way through another tough season, finished with a league mark of one and four. Plagued with injuries the Mustangs could not develop an offense to complement their strong defense. However, team spirit remained high. Laton 7-20 Riverdale Laton O- 9 Firebaugh Laton 13- O Lindsay Laton 9-13 Avenal Laton 0-14 Immanuel Laton 2- 7 Strathmore Laton 19- 6 lVlcFarland Laton O-16 Parlier FIRST ROW: T. Gonsalves, A. Valladares, T. Aguiar, B. Nester, C. Domingos, T. DeLaRosa, B. Riddle, E. Garcia. SECOND ROW: R. Alves, T, Hall, R. Stockton, S. Gamble, P. Peery, R. Liggett, B. Harris, W. Castaneda. THIRD ROW: Coach C. Budde, A. Martinez, W. Hammond, Nl. Nledeiros, D. Koelewyn, T. Rezendes, E. Jiminez, S. Alcoser, R. Alcoser, Coach F. Netto. NOT PICTURED: S. Arakelian. fall 21 Varsity Squad IVlore Than Just Championship Team This year's Varsity Volleyball team was more than just a championship team, according to their coach, lVls. Kim Brown. HThey were ten individuals who dedicated themselves to hard practices, long hours of training, and good play, commented Coach Brown. The squad withstood a 3 and 2 preseason to come back with a 9 and 1 East Sierra League standing and the championship. Although the girls lost their playoft position to Garces in the first round, they had the spirit and the gumption to win. The girls were treated to a steak dinner, complements of the Laton Lions Club, for bringing to Laton the 1978-79 E. S. L. volleyball championship. 1. Emily Bertao practices spikes before a game. 2. BACK ROW: Sheri Davis, Leslie Coffman, Marylou Morris, Augustine Hendricks, Kristi Nester, Emily Bertao, Coach Kim Brown. FRONT ROW: Kevi Barger, Ruth Shiroyama, Debbie Durst, Helen Brown, Alice Hernandez, Liz Balver. Q. ga Ng- LL l is ,f-.- 22 fall Tri' ' 'Wire .Em 5 Nj' - , w K H. Viv .. X.. A A . l 34 . .1 .f.,.f,.-.. r tk . H 1. Q P JZ 2 -.. .Q-u4,...,, - . V... ,- -...-.. ,-, Ml -1955 X. Q. 1. The girls ready themselves in pre-game break through Wall of Victory. 4. Ruth warmups to defeat their opponent. 2. Kevi Shiroyama bumps the ball while Leslie ' Barger serves the ball that will possibly win Coffman waits enthusiastically. the match. 3. Marylou Morris is the first to . 4, 5: 4 3 fall 23 JV's Spike Way to Second The Junior Varsity Volleyball team did quite well this year in the East Sierra League, placing second overall with a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Pleased with the performances of the team, Coach Kim Brown commented, ltThings got going towards the end of the year, with exceptionally well placed sets and spikes. The J.V.'s had an exceptional defense to back up the offense. One team member made the statement that with the size of the team, they had to work together and make one strong team. With everyone working together they took second. Coach Brown says that she expects to have another great team next season. BACK ROW: left to right: Melinda Avila, Vicki Aguayo, Doreen Dulnkerken, Michelle Alcoser, Augusta Hendricks, Karen Avila, Ludrie Aguayo, Maureen Rosa, Melissa Alcoser. FRONT ROW: left to right: Sherri Davis, Barbara Gomes, Jamie Gillam, Cindy Harguindeguy, Robin Nester, Lisa McGill, Kelly deVries, Liz Balver. 2. J.V.'s give victory yell. 24 fall .1 rf.-.I ...ez 'L- 1 S Frosh-Soph Survive Tough Season With a large team and even more enthusiasm, the Frosh-Soph Volleyball team fought their way through a tough season this year. With a record of 4-6, it would seem that the team did not play well, but Coach Kim Brown said, UThe girls learned a lot and gained some valuable experience. When a team member was questioned about the year, the reply was that they had a great year and an enjoyable season. It was also stated that their losses did not get them down for the next game. 1. Kathy Laningham is practicing the bump 2. Michelle Murray mastering the art of spiking. 3. TOP ROW L to R: Shelly Simerly, Tamie Lea, Michelle Murry, Tammy Hanse, Christy Sweeden, Tanya Harguindeguy, Lisa Menezes, Lori Balderama, BOTTOM ROW left to right: Jackie Martins, Theresa Jiminez, Kathy Laningham, Colette Rosa, Lisa Hurlbut Rhonda Martinez, Sherri Davis. fall 25 traverse all types of terrain in their quest to be champions. Though the J,V.'s and Varsity hnished third and fifth respectively, it was an enjoyable season for all concerned. Coach Richard Petersen was pleased with everyone's improvement throughout the season. A late start in training hampered the Mustangs in the early going but persistence enabled them to come back to a good season. The loss of runners from the previous year and the absence of a girls' team were disappointments of the season. Coach Petersen remains optimistic, though, expecting a strong team next year. Attempts will be made to enter races during the summer to provide runners with valuable experience. This will furnish good preparation for the season to follovv. Coach Petersen plans to diversify next year's schedule matching the Mustangs against teams in distant places. 26 fall Cross Country Runs lli Louie Brasil sets the pace ahead of an Avenal runner. CZ? Mike Northum is detemined to stay in front of the competition. C33 Ron Bisi opens up a lead as the rest of the pack The Laton cross country runners trails behind- ,-,el-'-1 I . 1 : -'1'jf L-1 ,X rf T7 r f, -3 5141 I -7 infix ' - - + ,LM M5317 ,. 4 4-wa. i L' . : - -A--hd-.397 ,.g,gnQH?..5,f-.1 i'- 'ff ,ml E ' :--l:ei.,,,-g,Q'5----3:ii.,, Yivwy A-40. j JL' Tse.-if-'.g?1.f'W3 :ev - 'if W .- 1 4 ri '--, '-f'r- .1 ' Al . - . ,. ......-- .g, lf- I 1 A : . . ll P f 1 V I S 'AA xii: i ,gi . 7 -r , it -'40 Q 2, . H .. sg - .-Q15 ,Af , ,ik 1 5. 3 J' ,T 5 3 . 'A F' -46, 5 ,- 1 ff' ,,,1,.-is I gQAT04f Wild Ml FIRST ROW: Jefferson Mathis, Daniel Mathis, Ronnie Bisi, Louie Brasil. SECOND ROW: Coach Richard Petersen, Rod Gonzales Chuck Northum, Mike Northum, Arthur l-luerta. yr-T VU! yi?-T U 1' Pep Club Has Outstanding Turnout ' ' 'nf-f 'I'--A .V -in -:ani-ass 1. FIRST ROW - C. Mattos, D. Dumkerken, C. Balderama, M. Rosa, M. Jones, A. Freberg, P. Jackson, T. Hanse, S. Lea, L. Whitcomb, J. Giliam, B. Gomes, K. deVries, E. Bertao, P. Monterio, D. Montejano. SECOND ROW - Advisor Miss Kim Brown, J. Stewart, J. Dudley, D. LaBelle, S. Davis, M. Montejano, S. Caldwell, M, Herrell, D. Mattos, L. Hanse, A. Cerda, THIRD ROW - W. Hammond, R. Roberts, C. Conner, L. Conner, R. Nester, K. Sarratt, R. Sweeden, C. Sweeden, S. Simmerly, L. Dooley, J. Whitcomb, T. Lea, B. Duinkerken, S. Aguiar, T. Jiminez, M. Murray FOURTH ROW - E. Jiminez, T. Harguindeguy, T. Gonsalves, L. McGill, C. Gilstrap, M. Avila, C. Harguindeguy, L. Menezes, K. Avila, J. Martins, L. Balderama, L. Hurlbutt, C. Rosa, T. Borges, D. Elias, B. Nester, G. Coffman, S. Alcoser. TOP ROW- T. Aguiar, R. Alves, E. Garcia, J. Stokes, D. Koelewyn, C. Domingos, R. Hanse, L. Correa, S. Raven, J. St. Martin, D. Cooper, G. Riddle, G. Bettencourt, D. Gonsalves, M. Rosa, G. Betts, B. Riddle. 2. Sophomore girls prepare posters for gym. pep club 27 Let Me Hear Dne Hallelujah! Hallelujah! The cry echoed through the gym during the funeral of the Eagles. Homecoming Week was an ecstatic experience for those involved. Other activities and dress- up days included: Fifties Day, guzzling, bubble blowing, Halloween Day, mummy wrap, volleyball, powder puff football and the traditional Blue and Gold Day. Seniors captured the Big :1 spot in class competition. Their big plus in points came from their victory in Powder Puff football. 1. Homecoming King Mark Rosa, escort Marylou Morris, after being crowned at the volleyball game. 2. 'lRev. Chuck Northum gives a gut-stirring Eulogy at the Eagle's funeral. 3. What terrifying ghouls l Rhonda Conners and Cindy Conners on Halloween Day. 4. The funeral was too much to bear for mourner Anita Castledine. 5. Coach Braddon eggs the Homecoming rally into frenzied heights. 6. Best Bubble Blower, Debbie Durst. 7. Power Puff football action between the Frosh and Juniors. 8. Keep on rollin' girls! It's the wheel barrel race. 9. Guzzling contest showdown between Senior Sharri Davis and Frosh Rhonda Martinez. 10. Say cheese! Doreen Duinkerken and Michelle Alcoser after their victory in football against the Frosh. ll. Can I break her arm? , asks Maureen Rosa of Junior coach, Joe St. Martin. 12. Visions of Grease? Look again, it's the Senior girls on 50's Day. 28 fall i V 1 ff' ff . .5 r'l . - - - --' -. ' Q-f is l ,Alf 21' 1,34 - 'I - 1-iz. , 2 w 1-T .- I 'A YM .. f. ':.5 1 L ' W , y g I ' ' ' XL 7 '- N' I vinyl 1 ' i , , . A 1 in ..- 6 5 1, 5 'S i H U .9 10 U0 f 4 ln R.-if K Af' n, I . , , 1. A 47. Q..-5 Q-r 1. 4 1 12 fall 29 I I x J af LESLIE COFFNIAN ,et . ',..:IV. , Af. ' QL, v ru. v zz V ., , ., , ' fe-f A-J A 4 .x fi G! 9 no J' 'k iv 5 , , 'n if . A, 1' PA,-1 c OU 510 U0 I J 1 xs?'l f Q V X f f li UKUTTOSTE -K 4 ,J H 55: 5 LL ' 'F A J ,. 1, 1 V' D 4' W A Q4 Magic and Mystery Enchant Evening Night settled in on a football game as the spectators and four girls lplus their escortsl waited for the announcer to say the name that would be Laton's 1978 Homecoming Queen. t'Marylou Morris , blared over the loudspeakers and the crowd went wild with excitement. The three other girls, Leslie Coffman, Landy Fike and Analia Toste, were just as excited as Marylou, and just as happy. This turned out to be the highlight of a slightly disappointing game. The Homecoming Dance proved to be the perfect ending of a magical night. 1. Escorts from left to right: Craig Ruch, Scot Goble, Steve de Vries and Tommy Menezes. 2. MAYO's Float won the club competition with the theme of Halloween. 3. Memories- cheerleaders and peps from Laton's bygone era, assisted with the cheering of the game. Back Row: Phyllis Hewlett, Sheri Anderson, Delores Gonsalves, Kristi Nester, Vickie Cunha, Dee Dee Raeber, Cindy Sweeden, Cathy Sheldon, Mary Yanez, Dianne Coplin, Joann Sutphin. Second Row: Alice Hernandez, Dee Dee Dilles, Kelly Alcoser. Third Row: Lathele Domingos, Theresa Dias, Brenda Medico, Sharon Lewis, Lois Stone, Kathleen Jundt. Front: Rochelle Gravance. fall 31 The Sophomore class started the year off by selling candles. Also, they sold hot dogs at the football games. The highlight of the year was being able to order their class rings and sweaters. Jacob Roolcer and Nlrs. Adeline Arkelian were their advisors. i Sophomore advisors. C21 Kamala Hughes selling hot dogs at a home football game. l3l Sophomore officers are LEFT to RIGHT: Lisa Menezes, Rick Alves, LeAnn Correia, Tammy Hanse, Kendra Fike. Sophomore Rings Highlight Year 11 lVlrs.ArakeIiar1 and Nlrs. Rocker, 'ZS I 32 sophomores 3 M-,,, .li Scott Alcoser ,, 'N 2557450 Allison Rick Alves Alan Anderson Karen Avila Liz Balver qi, Z. 4 f l I Barreiro Emily Bertao Tony Borges Louie Brasil Rosie Brasil F14-N fi. - ,Q ,A Willie Castaneda Glenn Coffman Douglas Cooper Leann Correia Kelley deVries the Eagles' funeral. Scott Alcoser and Glenn Coffman pitch-in a hand and carry the coffin to the gym for Valerie Allen John Barreiro Carmen Carriedo Lilian Dias sophomores 33 , Q , G K . QZXX 0 0 ,olfberxgp Q.: ...ua W4 'Q-N ei 6 ,4 X Joe Elias Eddie Evans Kendra Fike Steve Gamble Ariete Garcia E ddie Garcia Jamie Giilam Steve Glick Barbara Gomes Barbara Gonzales Rod Gonzales Terry Hall S pho g is cheer the pow h V II b II d yciigvtgail Oraiily. aLi3aIGqen:zre-2 game Li n dy 150 Busy Whtcomb lead WIS in the cheer. In f tk 0 R - I Q- V J' Q05 541' '5- 'X Cf 'R 5 GD A 'iilzqga 9- AF, 9 J- fs Ni P f' , s A Xxwb .Ab 07' if-5 Z-4 ,- N B ' H miin Tammy Hanse Cindy Harguindeguy Robert Herna d B , X Si s was Q' .3745 5 VX? m'l3f4'F-9Qs'5 4' db so gif' df 34 sophomores 0 ,bo 'HY 5 E5-if P ala if '?'i- 5, Kathy Laningham Sandi Lea Jeanice Lee Marie Martin is JJ ,P-Li-4 L Lisa Menezes Sophie Navarro Bobby Nester Kim Randall r ,g , s ji Sophomores show their creativity in the making of their Homecoming Hoat. Back row: L to R: Steve Gamble, Terry Hall. Front row: L to R: Ricky Alves, Teddy Rezendes. Arthur Huerta Gilbert Jauregui 'X 'N fi' in Jefferson Mathis Scott Raven 3? . Kamala Hughes Mark Keeler Cynthia Mendez Teddy Rezendes sophomores 35 Sophomores take a time out during their English class. L to R: Scott Raven, Valerie Allen, Teddy Rezendes, Arlete Garcia, Cindy Wagenaar, Cynthia Nlendez, Brian Riddle. Brian Riddle Ronda Roberts Mary Rocha Robin Vigario 36 sophomores M554 .J -L if vi 161 i2 Brian Sewell Debbie Smalley Ronnie Stockton Q N Cindy Wagenaar Jeri Wheeler Lindy Whitcomb W p ., . -.Ti Armando Valladares Janet Wilson , , :ofrw,i A i! ' ,K- Suzanne Vieira Janice Wilson ES - -P-H-O-NI-O-R- - s o sl if DATL PLACE X bv. i C' . fue 0 X- , .F 2 i ii 'T if if li Q C17 Trying to decide between class ring designs is Tammy Hanse and Lilian Dias. KZ? Displaying her robot routine, Arlete Garcia entertains her class. C33 Trying with all her might, Leann Correia kicks the football. l4J Rod Gonzales practices his sales pitch on candle salesmen. C53 Lisa Menezes watches her bubble grow. 4 sophomores 37 9 .. J P Q mm fx . 1 ... 'Lv Q V, -I P 1 M... f X 1 f iw f J ix - If-i 5 GFX. ' X .. i ' , 'x Q ' A 'J-V Ll 1 F7 LV: , A 'H 1 K J ' i A 1. 4 ' u 91 1' .45 lv. ,av .- IRI win ' t 'Ie-1 5 1 . 4 S 342 lol Armando Valladares, number 28, sprints for long yardage behind the blocking of Terry Hall, 67 and Teddy Rezendes, 77. l77 Mike Jiminez leaves the defense behind as he bursts through the gap. l8l Debbie Gonzales makes a diving save of an oppenent's spike. l9l Two Immanuel defenders jump in vain in an attempt to block a scoring spike from lvlarylou lVlorris. l1OJ Ron Bisi hurdles one of the many obstacles encountered during cross country practice. 8 10 fall 39 Brown llWhat's the BBA? , is a common quesUon.And the repw nught go sonwething Hke this, VVhy that's the Brown Baggers of America. Created Hght here at good ole Laton High.H The club was founded this year with the purpose of pronwoting good nutHUon and student parucipahon. Thmrrnouo B HGood Nutwuon Pays DhAdendsH,thought up by nienwber Donaw Schmdt.AcUwUesinduded a Chdshnas dance,a nutHUon newspaperand heahhfulachwhesfor the Student Body.The nwenibers manned Hugo backpaddng atthe end ofthe year The club sentletters to the surrounding schoolsteHing ofthis remarkable new club- hopefully to promoteinterest As Arhndo Borba so aptly put it, Brown Baggers- today Laton, tomorrow the world. 1. Lunchtime at the BBA National Headquarters. 2. BBA's Homecoming float placed second in club competition. 3. Club members, back row: S. Arakelian, Vice Presidentg A. Borbag C. Northum, Presidentg R. Bisig G. Riddleg Nl. Northum, Sgt. at Armsg D. Scheidt. Front row: J. Stewart, Editorg C. Domingosg A. Castledine, Secretary, Treasurerg lVl. Avilag C. Gilstrapg E. Bertao. Not shown is the advisor Larry Gillard. 40 bba Baggers of America j' .Til Ni FBLA Encourages Business Career f 1- 'T in V. 9: Q is 7 ll ,,,-4- The purpose of FBLA is to develop business leadership among those students interested in the held of business. This year FBLA has maintained a regular amount of members and is concentrating on fund raising activities. LEFT TO RIGHT: Leslie Coffman, president, Teresa Jiminez, treasurer, Arlete Garcia, secretary, Tricia Jackson, vice president. i 'ffl Q 1 First Row: M. Jones, T. Jiminez, A. Garcia, C. Balderama, C. Wagnaar. Second Row: Advisor Mrs, Mary Jane Jarrett, K. Sarratt, M. Rosa, M. Alcoser, R. Roberts, J. Whitcomb, L. Coffman, Third Row: E. Bertao, D. LaBelle, K. Sarratt, R. Nester, C. Sweeden, L. Conner, C. Conner, L. Dooley. fbla 41 Spanish and MAYO Combine This year the Spanish Club and Mexican American Youth Organization came under the instruction of just one advisor. Although taking on twice the load instructor Larry Gillard stated, 'XI was very happy moderating both clubs. The clubs were combined in a spirit of working together and organization. The students were really terrihc and the burrito sales this year were a fantastic success. Both Spanish and MAYO clubs realized large increases in membership this year with MAYO capturing first place in the Homecoming float competition. If the clubs do not have the necessary funds for a trip to Great America this year, a huge picnic will be held for students and their families. The two clubs being combined to form one, yet retaining their individualities, elected as their officers, President, Albert Barreno, Vice President, Alice Hernandez, Secretary-treasurer, Helen Brown. Mrs. Adeline Arakelian discusses progress of the burrito sales with Spanish-MAYO Instructor Larry Gillard. C29 Carl Domingos, future graduate of Turkey Tech, is overjoyed at the opening of a Spanish and MAYO clubs meeting. 437 Raul Valladares and Jerry Perez reveal their excitement in this photo of the MAYO's First place Homecoming float. 42 spanish-mayo but Retain Individualities ill A witch and ghost add spice to the MAYO's Homecoming float. 127 Spanish Club on the left, MAYO on the right, Advisor Larry Gillard stands in between. Spanish Club, FRONT ROW: K. Fike, C. Domingos, C. Wagenaar, A. Freberg, D. Nlattos, R. Gonzales L. Dias, J. Johnson, L. Aguayo. SECOND ROW R. Stockton, N. Hofmann, M. Alcoser, J. Dudley, K. Barger, A. Garcia, S. Gamble, R. Valladares, T. Aguiar, J. Perez. THIRD ROW: A. Cruz, R. Dudley, E. Bertao, R. Alves, R. Blsi, S. Aguiar, T. Rezendes, R. Liggett, S. Arakelian. IVIAYO, FRONT ROW: A. Hernandez, V. Aguayo, H. Brown, L. Gutierrez, L. Balver. SECOND ROW: A. Barreno, I. Hernandez, C. Castaneda, G. Garcia, W. Castaneda. THIRD ROW: A. Vailadaree, M. Yanez, R. Castaneda, C. Balver, G. Jauregui, B. Hernandez. l I f K l . 1 . r ', . V J 11 f f 5' .sm .L 'H I 2 spanish-mayo 43 A s V g ,L f EMD ,I ., ' ' lb ' . .f .. 'r' --.-W---F'-5 -253.535- -Zl asf HQ 'I l '13 ' x'?N '-'WH -' '- 1 Y I , , I Q' r., K A l-iw s I ,f i Nfrw- - ali'-4 J ll ,,. ,f H , x , H T r 4 3' 41 . f ' f.l -of ,Q w..:,L1' , 1' :-1 fm M if 41 Wills V Wi V l ,X asm iff- ' ' - sf-' .554 . I h I h M' it-1 2 1 l . , I :5 ,mi -, ' 'l:. j- 1 IP 4, up-uf .l . l ' , .,, 1 1. ,ff ' -W Z. gurl. QU wi 4 ,nl Really Rambunctious Rallies fall 45 Juniors The Juniors had an active year. They sold Frito boats at the football games, held a car wash, sold magazines, sponsored the Junior- Senior Prom, the traditional Hire-A- Junior Day, and constructed a float for Homecoming, which won first place. Some took the PSAT test lPreliminary Scholastic Aptitude test in preparation for college entrance exams next yearl. David Springer and lVlrs. Arla Hudiburg were their advisors. ill lVlrs. l-ludiburg and lVlr. Springer Junior advisors. C23 Joe Stewart and lVlr. Springer advisor selling Frito Boat at a home football game. CBJ Junior ofhcers are LEFT to RIGHT: lvlarcie Jones, Cynthia lvlattos, Bruce Harris, Rhonda Sweeden, Kevi Barger. Enjoy Active Year fear- ilihv lil! K X QW Q who -lf--l K .T X X AW. rx 'T A 'XX VAMJ5 N5 lclzmlsklb Qfmqlg UQ q,X'fll:i,X LDV-Q9,l..Jk.lL1giQ-SQ , . 5 -, ui T -. ff 4 v N J. Y Q x, 0 'Mx Y bi ,fxlffje-3 W l kkgf iXgJk1'Kx-AQ Q X . Wal 2 46 juniors Alcoser Joe Barreiro Cindy Conner Stuart Arakelian Ronnie Bisi Loyetta Conner i Melinda Avila Eric Borges Brooke Cranshaw Christine Balderama Russell Borges Steve Davis Showing his lirst place bubble, Eddie Durst Scores more points for the Junior Class during Homecoming week. Ludrie Aguayo Cedric Balver Robert Castaneda Carl Dorningos Melissa Alcoser Kevi Barger lVlark Coelho Lori Dooley juniors 47 i Jesse Dudley Debbie Gonzales Augusta Hendrix ' 3 A i Wear f f -an -I G i ,I Doreen Duinkerken Nellie Gonzales 1, I ,aa i v VBUAL -A ,- Eddie Durst Gloria Garcia Robert Garcia Richard Guana Serafin Gutierrez Rod Hanse Manuel Harguindeguy Bruce Harris I . Lg S 5:6 l j'ol'1m mom fi Augustine Hendrix A -. Q, :fs-e-ggqgq Juniors sing about their , Mustang Feeling during the ' X i A Homecoming rally. lg. awww . -f,. NF -9-I Janell Hughes lVlarcie Jones Christy Lee ,, 4X 1351144 Arnie Martinez , Cyndi IVlattos Lorraine Mitchell Dudley and Advisor David Springer prepare to sell Frito boats side by side with the rresnmen . 2- H ff in Ei? .X if 'f Marlene Looginan l Jeanette lVlohr -gl if-1 LG. :gf ' ' Lisa lVlcGill Douglas lvlaciel si 16 - 'IL i ' 2,1 .,' . lk x X i Filomena lvlonteiro Manuel lVlonteiro juniors 49 Debbie lvlontejano V ll '- tif l Karen Russell lf- Q T - i s ii? if . i H 3 5 l l' rl ' ' .. i xx . VV Yi f- n' f Henry Nlontejano Kay Sarratt Juniors show their spirit on 50's Day during Homecoming week. L to R: lVl, Rosa, lVl. Jones, R. Sweeden, IVl. Alcoser, D. Duinkerken, L, lVlcGiIl, K. Barger, L, Aguayo, Nl. Alcoser, C, llllattos. 50 juniors ff: xv Robin Nester l ...f' Chris Speer Rhonda Sweeden , , ,M Randy Randall Nlike Rocha Maureen Rosa 3,4 , ',N Joe St. Martin Joe Stewart Randy Strole J ena Whitcom b Nancy Wilson lvlike Yanez 'YY J-U-N-I-O-R-S X. 1 ' Q L- sr ,...u..,A.M....2t, i,1..i,, V.... f..e-.,-.W- I A u o 2 l E-xy 4 ill Rhonda Sweeden puts the finishing touch on her l'pumpkir1. C23 Juniors show their spirit during a class yell. 133 Kevi Barger and Ludrie Aguayo try to stay warm while keeping football stats. i4l Kevi Barger shows her skill at guzzling. C53 Cedric Balver participates in the Eagles' funeral. juniors 51 GAA and Block L Pull Together After a successful Progressive Dinner and Sports Awards Program, the To unite the athletes for promoting clubs looked forward to the School activities and fellowship Sweetheart festivities and 3 Held popcorn. Here Vickie Aguayo helps a custome among T-hem59IVe5f '5 the Block I- EXCUl'SlOlW. 2. Gary Betts wins a cake at the cake raffle, and Girls Athletic Association , purpose. And uniting they did. l Together the clubs brought themselves out of serious financial i problems by selling popcorn at i football games, a cake raflile and i concession stands at the Jr. High A tournaments they sponsored. Yet every rose has its thorn. lVloney i caused some dissatsifaction. lvlarylou Morris, GAA President, said, 'Some members aren't in agreement with the unequal financial balances. Block L Vice President, lVliIce Jiminez, lelt that the unequal balances should be Joined, forming one balance for both clubs. Larry Yeghoian, Block L advisor, stated that vvhen the tvvo clubs merged, Block L vvas deeper in debt so the balances remained l separate. Both clubs have straightened things out and split all costs 50 50. 1 A big money maker at football games is 2 . 5 52 fall S u I .... 1 rin Back Row: D. Gonzalesg D. Halig S. Aicoserg H. iviontejanog IVI. Coelhog B. Harrisg IVI. Harguindeguyg G. Riddleg D. Cooper, D. Eliasg G. Bettsg R. Borgesg G. Coffmang S. Aguiarg F. Gonsalvesg IVI. Jiniinez. Second: D. Araiceliang S. Gambleg R. Alvesg B. Duinkerkeng D. Stewartg R. Garciag L. Aguayog K. Bargerg S. Davis, D.. ,LaBeIieg A. Tos.teg,L. Fiiceg A. Castleding.'Third: T. ,Jacksong A. Hernandezg K. Fikeg A. Garciag C. Wagenaarg lVi. Rosag E. Bertaog S. Navarrog V. Aguayog S. Abinag IVI. Rosag C. Balderamag IVI. Alcoserg lVi. Jonesg C. Nlattosg R. Sniroyamag IVI. iVlorrisg L. Coffman. Fourth: S. Koelovvyng D. Leeg L. Ivienezesg K. Aviiag C. Harguindeguyg J. Nlarting R. Nlartinezg A. Frebergg L. Huributg L. lVicGiII. Fifth Rovv: K. Gravanceg A. Barrenog R. Bisig C. ill Block L and GAA threw candy during the Homecoming Parade. asm Y Domingasg L. Frebergg K. Laningnamg C. Roch, T. Hansep T. Leap C. Rosag L. Avilag L. Hanseg K. Sarrattg R. Nesterg C. Svveedeng D. Ivlattosg L. Conners. Sixth: Advisor, Larry Yeghoiang J. Dudley: J. Stevvartg S. Arakeliang IVI. Avilag K. de-Vriesg L. Correiag B. Gomesg K. Nesterg IVI. Alcoserg C. Svveedeng C. Connersg Advisor, Kim Brovvn. fail 53 Wy!! F4 FHA Revived Future Homemakers of America held their Candlelight Initiation, which was followed by a potluck dinner, for the first time in two years. ll Christy Sweeden, Kay Sarratt and Robin Nester enjoy themselves at the Candlelight Initiation dinner. 2l BACK ROW: Marcia Jones, secretary, Rhonda Sweeden, treasurer, FRONT ROW: Marylou lVlorris, president, Debbie Durst, vice president. 42 '36 'gf' its Z' . -uf ' ,K ' . N.. ..f Jag, 'xiii' '56 bb , . '51-4' 1 ISE! as fa , X ' IUETU.. I,-limi '- .K . . ,. A ... ,, . L, ... i. i ki First Row: C. Balderamag G. Garcia, A. Cerdag S. Koelewynp J. Whitcombp S. Navarro: Nl. Advisor, Mrs. Stephanie O'Brien. Third Row L M- Morris: M. JONES! R- Sweedenr L4 COFFEE: Harrell, L. Dias, C. Sweeden, L. Coffmang K. Dooley, A, Garcia, C. Wagnaarg L. Hanse. Nl. Rosa: C. Nlattos. Second Row: T. Jackson: Nester. K, Safran: R. Nester, T, Hanseg 54 fha Athletes Commended for Ability Durst, Varsity M.V.P.l. 4. J. St. Martin, Honorable Mention lLinebackerlg D. Stewart, team captain and honorable Mention Offensive Endlg J. Williams, Most Valuable Player, All League Running Back and Defensive Specialist, D. Hall, Most Valuable Lineman, B. Harris, Honorable Mention. 5. R. Bisi, M.V.P. ln Varsity Cross Country. ' F6 'IEEE' gig! Q ,QINEB-3 ff' --un-gg, - '---- - -- - --A--hi.---,. l ,7 l 7 . f' ':,,l fall 55 Mustangs U ndisputed Champs The Varsity Mustangs finished the season with the excellent mark of 20 wins and four losses. To climax this, the Varsity won the East Sierra League championship with an unprecedented 10-0 record. The Mustangs went on to face the Hanford Bullpups in the first round of Valley play offs. Along with these accomplishments, the Mustangs captured third place in the Riverdale Basketball Tournament held during Christmas vacation. League Scores Laton 74560 Strathmore 44540 Laton 69557 McFarland 53555 Laton 75,62 Immanuel 48548 Laton 76548 Avenall 37540 Laton 73556 Parlier 53551 1. Roger Stockton drives through the Immanuel defense on his way to a score. 2. Dean Arakelian uses his shooting prowess to score two as the defenders shy away. 3. Scott Aguiar puts up an inevitable two points in competition against Immanuel. Page 57: 1. David Elias, number 32, easily out-jumps a Kerman opponent. 2. Dave Stewart battles vigorously for an offensive tip. 3. Joe Stewart gives a valiant effort in attempting a jump ball. 4. FRONT ROW: M. Jiminez, J. Stewart, R. Bisi, R. Stockton, SECOND ROW: Coach Scott Wolfe, D. Stewart, Hoop Northum, D. Elias, S. Aguiar, D. Arakelian. 56 winter .,,1,, of' tg l . li . W - ..-L. . . it 5 I . VH 1+- S N , 'F ,A wi 1 M . ,, 14-1 -GIF 1 2 x 1.W N s-f JL 'Q winter 57 Frisky iStangs Capture Title This year Laton High did not only have a Varsity Championship and a Frosh Championship, but they also had a JV Championship. For the first time in quite a few years, the JV Mustangs captured the ESL title. Coach Roger Braddon was quite excited about the teams 8-1 pre- season record and their 9-1 league record. The Coach was asked what he thought of his team, and commented, 'XI was pleased with the desire and enthusiasm exhibited by each and every member of the team throughout the entire season. We would not be denied our shot at the title. 1. Dave Rangle 1327 and Rick Alves 1239 supply an unbreakable press. 2. Dave Rangle 1329 and Joe St. Martin C249 pressure their opponent into making a costly mistake. 3. Tony Borges makes two points with this right- hand layup. 4. FRONT ROW - Armondo Vallandares, Bobby Nester, Eddie Garcia, Jes S Dudley, Louie Brazil, Jeff Mathis. TOP ROW - Coach Roger Braddon, Rick Alves, Steve Gamble, Ted Rezendes, Tony Borges, Joe St. Martin, Dave Rangle. 58 winter .6 Laton Laton Laton Laton Laton Laton Laton Laton Laton Laton Strathmore lVlcFarland Immanuel Avenal Parlier Strathmore lVlcFarland Immanuel Avenal Parlier 20 35 45 26 38 38 34 42 34 33 O -QQ! KJ it 2 id' Frosh Indescribably Good of this year's team, bragged Larry Gillard, coach of this as teamwork, generosity, year's championship Frosh Basketball attitude, willingness to team. desire, ect., ect., fall short of true meaning of this team, With desire to hustle and work, this group of boys started league with a 4 - 1 record, losing only to Yosemite High in a very controversial match. After starting league, though, nothing stood in the way of these boys and the E.S.L. Championship title. Coach Glllard congratulated Todd Aguiar, Ronnie Barger, Raymond Dudley, Terry Gonsalves, Freddy Hamilton, Wayne Hammond, Eddie Jiminez, David Koelewyn, Daniel Mathis, Melvin Medeiros, Paul Peery, 1. Melvin Medeiros shoots the ball over a defensive player. 2. FRONT ROW - Raul Valladares, Paul Peery, Todd Aguiar, Ronnie Barger, Wayne Hammond, Freddy Hamilton, and Raul Valladares. In a closing statement Coach Gillard added, HThis group of guys made coaching fun and easy. The only regret I have is that we never had the chance to play to our full potentiaI. Laton Strathmore 17 Laton McFarland 36 Laton Immanuel 25 Laton Parlier 33 Laton Strathmore 24 Laton McFarland 37 Laton Immanuel 26 Laton Parlier Coach Larry Gillard. BACK ROW - Daniel Mathis, Melvin Medeiros, David Koelewyn, Terry Gonsalves, Raymond Dudley, Eddie Jiminez. ,, , r 'gig,!-3125, - L1 Nrsi- 'gf-Afilil , winter 59 Girls' Defense Team depth, balanced scoring, and good attitudes led the Varsity girls' basketball team to a 4-4 record, which won them third place in the East Sierra League. On offense, the HLaton lVlustangs demonstrated the skill of cooperating. The Laton gals featured their skill in defense, which proved to be a big threat to their opponents. Ill Getting ready to take a shot during the Immanuel game is Cindy Harguindeguy. 127 Rhonda Martinez skillfully fakes out her opponent. C31 Tanya Harguindeguy drives for a score. League Scores Laton 36 Strathmore 24 Laton 29 McFarland 50 Laton 34 Immanuel 48 Laton 40 Parlier 33 Laton 34 Strath more 23 Laton 43 lVlcFarland 49 Laton 23 Immanuel 31 Laton 31 Parlier 22 .- .-1. - ' I' 4 1 U T LAT1.-N Lf fi, V LATON UATDN 4 U 1 4 BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: T. a Big Threat in ESL vit-UN XQKUJN 20 Harguindeguy, L. Balver, D. LaBeIIe, C. Harguindeguy, P. Jackson, A. Hendrix, Coach ,P f -,,.-1-- ' . I,- l ! , . N--I 60 winter um I-MUN I Larry Gillard. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT R. Martinez, L. Wagenaar, I. Hernandez, K. Avila, L. Menezes, K. Fike. X.: Sugar, Spice and Everything Nice! A 3 1- SWEGUIEHYL Colette Rosa and her escort Duinkerkeng Frankie Gonsalves and Suzanne Mark Rosa. 2, Colette draws the winning Vierra, Mark and Colette Rosa. 4. Mark and numbers for the Senior Class Raffle. 3, The Colette beaming proudly for the enthusiastic Sweetheart candidates and their escorts: Craig Crowd Ruch and Ruth Shiroyama, Brad and Doreen The jammed packed crowd waited anxiously as the announcer picked up the mike. Four girls and their escorts stood in the middle ofthe gym listening for the name that would be the 1979 Sweetheart. t'And the winner is . , . Colette Rosa! There was thunderous applause as Colette was crowned. The Sweetheart candidates were, Ruth Shiroyama, seniorg Doreen Duinkerken, juniorg Suzanne Vierra, sophomoreg and Colette Rosa, freshman. The Queen reigned over an exciting Varsity basketball game against Parlier in which Laton was victorious. 4 winter 61 JV Squad Too Small for Competition The coaching staff of the Laton wrestling teams was increased by one this year with the addition of lVlr, Richard Petersen. Coach Petersen's services were greatly appreciated in handling the difficult job of coaching two teams. The JV wrestling squad was comprised of seven men who molded together to form a solid team. Each individual was outstanding in his performances throughout the season. However the JV's were unable to supply team competition as they fell short of filling enough weight classes to win the championship. This hurt the JV's as some matches were lost before they took place. 1. Ted DeLaRosa uses a Half Nelson to overturn his competitor. 2. Robert Castaneda rolls his opponent moments before a pin. N-xxx Robert wrestled both JV and Varsity. 3, FIRST 1 ' ' , ROW. W. Castaneda B. Riddle T. DeLaRosa B. Cranshaw. SECOND ROW: Coach Larry Yeghoian, A. Huerta, E. Durst, lVl. Harguindeguy, R. Liggett, T. Hall, NOT PICTURED: Coach Richard Petersen. or i 5 gy-1 :T-:xv 1 1. K- - -.2-,.., A M. l- I istih xpig. .... ..-,nf - Q ! A HK ,..,...-L4 ,U Y..-ii: 1 1 il' ' .ii . . .ru ' ff- ,i, 5. - ...i,,. ,i ,X x'A T ilfw. ' ' 5-me --. Y f as 2.34. 'S 62 winter -1- Q Inexperience Hinders Mustangs The Laton Varsity wrestlers suttered from inexperience. This very prominent factor hurt the Mustangs record as they Finished the season with nine wins and ive losses. Although inexperience handicapped the team, the Mustangs were able to capture second place in the ESL behind McFarland. Coach Larry . Yeghoian stated that this was a rebuilding year for the Mustangs. Of X , ,.. .f 1 ,gn A ..J P Q? lk MDM A J, ,. V, . . 4'2 .l.,-. -............. NI ,:-A, ,W . eleven Varsity wrestlers, seven are expected to return next season. The Mustangs did well at the league meet with nine wrestlers qualifying for divisionals, which is the next step toward Valley championships. Of these nine, three were league champions and include 138 pound Cedric Balver, 175 pound Bruce Harris, and 191 pound Gary Riddle. Albert Barreno compiled the best record on the team at 18-2-1 going into divisionals. ' 1. Ronnie Stockton gains the advantage over his adversary. 4. Bruce Harris renders his opponent helpless just before pinning him for a victory. 3. FIRST ROW: R. Stockton, M. Rosa, A. Gonzales, R. Garcia, J. Stokes. SECOND ROW: Coach Larry Yeghoian, G. Riddle, B. Harris, A. Barreno, R. Castaneda, B. Harris, C. Balver. NOT PICTURED: Coach Richard Petersen. . . YW-. 1:41 ii winter 63 Cagers and Wrestlers Incite 1. Karen Avila hoops the ball while being break against lVlcFarland's defense. 5. Tony intimidated by a McFarland player. 2. Varsity Borges shows ball-handling skills against Coach Scott Wolfe looks on in disbelief. 3. defense. 6. With great determination, Jeff Cedric Balver smiles for camera before match. Stokes tries to gain an advantagable situation, 4. Dave Stewart flashes downcourt on a fast 1 5 e 64 winter Crowds Throughout Winter Season Larry Yeghoian expresses feelings David Elias towers over McFarland opponents Arthur Gonsalvefs match' 2- Albert for a basket. 5. Terry Gonsalves drives for a awaits referee S Srgnal 3 Arthur lay-up. 6. Dean Arakelian dribble-drives up the tries to overpower his opponent. 4. middle for a Score- L H ,ttzzigr 'EE-rr V ' 'Qi S M ri N 'QQiJ5,:4f.flLi2i ,LL - 1 2 A , W M :i,v:e.i..-p 3 ,i vin' i J i - , ' -Lift Yr i 'E in . 5' ' A X iw fin iz, . Early! iii' T' ' i X.?v+ ff-- ,' L, vi in l 'Fl it W A N i 7' '?'JT',x- ' Y s---f r' rf ',- 3 '. V, 'Ji' Z'-, ,' M Qi' . L .y. 3 . .-' , A w - - ' I Q .1 . 1. a n I, '-' , .- , L- ' 9 .,,. .. er.. X r I.. . it 'se 1 Emi, l - . 1, . r.-Qi. L , ,I,,.,.. ' 4 5 winter 65 for the student speaker contest sponsored by the Laton Lions Club. Junior Melissa Alcoser was awarded first place and went on to the zone competition which was held in Laton. Senior Chuck Northum and Sophomore Scott Raven were the winners of the runnerup plaques. A dinner was served by the Oak Speakers Seek Identity UWho Am I? Was the theme chosen Leaves staff members and their mothers before the speeches were given. Q17Studentspeakercontestants Scott Raven Melissa Alcoser and Chuck Northum anxiously await their turn to speak. i2i Speech Coach Donald Schiedt congratulates kAeHssa Alcoser on her winning of first place. l3i LEFT T0 RIGHT: Scott Raven, Melissa Alcoser, and Chuck Northum happily show their winnings 443 Mrs. Barbara Dudley, Mrs. Carol Fike Mrs. Maragret Nester, and Mrs. Roberta Sweeden inspect the chicken. C59 Mr. Schiedt gives some last minute advise to the student speakers. W 66 winter 1-Fr ni. 1.,,, nu' .s Seniors Recognized with Honors KWH! . ,,. 7 Seven outstanding seniors were recognized for their academic and trade achievements by the Bank of America. Six of them received certificates for the various fields and one was awarded the top honors with a plaque. The Gemco Award for participation in a group discussion under a designated topic was given to Arlindo Borba. 1. Arlindo Borba, Gemco winner. 2, Ruth Shiroyama, plaque winner in Science and Mathematics. 3. Certificate winners: Anita Castledine, Lab Scienceg Duane Cooper, Industrial Tradesg Sharon Koelewyn, Businessg Chuck Northum, Nlusicg Landy Fike, Englishg Dean Atakelian, Mathematics. Q5 F...- f ga winter 67 Unusual Activities Added Interest to Englis 'N ,AE 3 Ill Jena Whitcomb receives joyful help from lVlrs. Carol Bennetts in English Skills, l2J lVlrs. Eleanor Richards, Reading Skills teacher stands among her English students during a short play. l3l Surrounded by students, lVIrs. Arla Hudiburg, teacher, tries to cope with all the questions asked. 147 Stuart Arakelian, Landy Fike, and Ron Bisi have a chat with Henry the VIII. 68 english Bramstorms Electrify IVlath ill Gary Riddle asks for help from instructor Charles Budde as Nicky Hofmann and Mike Northum discuss the day's assignment. i27 lVlr, Budde goes to the board to explain math procedures. H33 Nlath teacher David Springer reviews some baffiing figures. Q47 lVlr, Springer points out the finer qualities of a triangle. i5l Scott Raven soaks in a lecture as Ludrie Aguayo, Kevi Barger and Bobby Nester work diligently at their studies. 514-ff-ff. - -Q IL math 69 g Science Separates Truth from Theory 1. Joe Stewart, Jesse Dudley, Ron Bisi, and Kevi Barger are engaged in a separation experiment in chemistry class. 2. Pat Anastasio, teacher, checks roll in one of his some microscopic cells i i l ,.....4- ' i, ...f- 4 4. David Springer, science instructor, helps Melinda Avila calculate a chemical equation. 5. Physics students Dean Arakelian, Dave Stewart, Anita Castledine, Ruth Shiroyama are measuring light beam angles, 70 science Learning ee- Li f 5 l fil- X ,J W: Q if X. -,,. e3. .gg,' - :..,' H 1. Audriana Freberg points out a place in South America to Larry Yeghoian, world geography teacher. 2. Jeff Stokes hnds a South American country on the map. 3. Cynthia Mendez presents herself as Cleopatra Queen of the Nile, in a role play for her class. 4. Donald Scheidt goes over a Civics test with the seniors. Past and Present History -ur-- 'ij '31, -- .3 Q' ,,,.,..t..,.:- AM, H.. g . A me-frfl-.. i . 'iraqi Ljf.il3,.4.1',i.'i'g1ig 2 1 j . 1-:wig ---4, hiStOry 71 P.E.: Conditioning of the Body 1. Dancing elves? No, it's Sharon Caldwell and Marilyn Harrell doing Slimnastics, lexercises to musicl. 2. Co-ed volleyball competition brings out the best in both sexes. 3. Woe is the life ofa battered soccer ball when being kicked by Terry Gonsalves and pursued by Ted Rezendes. 4. Is it a bird, no a plane- it's UFGBS ! Unidentified Flying Golf Balls 72 p.e. :fbi 1 i 4 i ef ls.. f ,ri S I X -:- y - ,-:Rx if f S. fn 1 - if at Q, 'fg- Qs W 1 2 4 1. Roger Braddon, Boy's P.E. teacher. 2. Gary Riddle and Robert Casteneda go for a pin. 3. Shooting and blocking skills practiced by Brian Sewell and David Koelewyn. 4. Kim Brown, Girls' P.E. teacher and Laton High Athletic Director. 5. Dog Pile on Nlr. Braddon. 6. Girls' first period P.E. practice some l'Fever . p.e. 73 Home Economics Offers Variety ll I y ll? A C 9? - T JJ .9 l 45152- 3 A:- i X lli lVlrs. Stephanie O'Brien, home economics I Q teacher, listens during student discussion on 'N A dreams. C27 IVlrs, O'Brien assists Albert , ' Barreno and Robert IVlattos in their psychology work. KB? lVlrs, O'Brien watches over the sewing class. C45 IVlrs. O'Brien observes Stuart Arkelian and Phyllis Nlonteiro while making whipped cream. lin., -- . ggi- ,.. ,g:g, .. ,fv f.,ng .,,tpo. ., W... V. G . 0 af '5- 1-1 - ,- ga , ,W HH-V4 miie it ,Qs A' 74 home economics 2 or ' f 4 14 Ag Classes Teach Practical Technology l A W ll ga--1 T- ,J new 4 ng.. :ru'?!l'i1 ,M r fin- sl .nj ' 7 V .-.i. rg'bi. Ln... - 1' it ' ' 'LV' l l , 'J' 1. Roger Stockton learns to survey land on the ag farm. 2. lVlr. Pat Anastaslo, ag instructor, instructs Chuck Northum in his written assignments. 3, lVlr, Anastasio demonstrates how to check the oil in his Introduction to Ag class, 4. Michelle lVlurray, Tanya Harguindeguy, Debbie Nlattos and Christy Svveeden place fresh eggs in the incubator. agriculture 77 Students Carve Their Way Through Crafts . i it '-an ' +-i-- ig . E 5. A Q 'f ' 'AY ij. V. 5 , .i . Q H 1 V , sf. if ' 1 ' 9 -1 ' i - so Vw-15,3 Q .52 rv 1 y I 5 ' y ' fax 4. mff m-1. X A, . '.' ' s ' 'fi fi '- ' ' i if 1 . , :A rg.,-. Q: ,. if. . . l fir- . .w-'ff -s 'Q , ' 'v xii, 1 1 ' ii - C.', .1.f'.M :x4 I Lic' l 33:9 Q af f -ii Q - 'A ' 'hu , ' 'Y . .9 , I w -4. 1. , ,R : A :elf .15-J 'QE' my ' f' f ' . ' Q- tr, i Q' .V --,QQ i' fx 2 fl ,, Q-t 1' . f :vu , , . 3 1. The making of a sculpture needs steady hands. 2. A few masterpieces molded by craft students. 3. IVirs. Adeline Arakelian instructs Lisa Wagenaar on the basics of drawing. 4. Mrs. Arakelian shows Mary Rocha how it's done. 78 art Spanish Class Essential to Understanding '11, B-1, 4' N 1 - 2 i Q:.g..sl!l,-'T' A 'ff all .3 1. Larry Gillard answers questions by Alice I-lernandez, Cynthia Mendez and Ruth Shiroyama in Spanish Il. 2. Dave Range! deliberates about the Spanish II assignment, while Scott Aguiar and Kendra Fike do it. 3. lVlr. Gillard explains a few ofthe differences between the English and Spanish languages to Spanish l students. 4. Nicole Hofmann looks on while lVlr. Gillard explains verb usage to lVlarylou lVlorris. spanish 79 Getting the Beat in Band -S t' iii .Y. n' , R 1. Chuck Northum, Arlindo Borba, and Garry Riddle practice a selection of music. 2. At the Christmas Pageant. High school, junior high and elementary students worked together for perfect harmony. 3. Clarence Heise instructs 80 band - , . '1- I P .X,'..! . Y., 19 ...xml tr, v ' s hw 3 baritone players on proper beat. 4. Mr. Heise conducts instrumentalists on proper rhythm. 5. Woodwinds preforming before an audience in Christmas Pageant. xi Library A V Climbs to New Heights 027 4 fill- la it ,ffg'it, ,iflwgig W U .,'-, .f1,, Qs -t X f J-X gif ,s A, -,,:-I-is L .4 ' 5,4 A '- ill Deep concentration is essential for the difficult job of sign-posting as shown us by Annie Cerda. Q23 Librarian lVlrs. Carol Bennetts instructs Debbie Durst in the use of the more perplexing reference material. C33 Students take advantage of study hall. C45 Richard Peterson, teacher, takes a gander at what's happening in study hall. library afv 81 Students Master First Aid Skills ill Ronnie Stockton and Louie Brasil psyche 5 themselves for the difficult job of breaking camp at the annual State Requirements back 4 packing trip. C27 Driver's Training Instructor Jacob Rooker points out an interesting facet i of the new car to Rosie Brasil. C33 Rhonda i Martinez is shown the critical areas of an arm 1 splint by State Requirements Instructor Larry I Yeghoian. C43 Driver's Training Instructor Frank Netto and Vicki Aguayo find something funny hiding in the trunk of the car. C57 I Participators in the 1978 backpacking trip get together for a photo at Sequoia Park. i l 82 state requirements Q ROP Training Stresses Future Jobs ill Brooke Cranshaw halts work for a moment to pose for the camera. C29 Karen Russell takes time out from her medical clerk studies to be captured by a photographer, C33 Debbie Gonzales, Mike Yanez and Augusta Hendrix display their artwork and choice of career. C41 Grease monkey Cedric Balver goes to work on a diesel engine under the scrutiny of the instructor. 45? Regional Occupational Program Counselor Neil Holinbeck takes a quick break to smile for a photo. . I FN D D l A --, , l 'B g - 1 'fl . -, 4?i,.il?,, Q .-I, T l rop 83 Deadlines Lf .V 5 1- .- Unnerve Staffs ! F ' ' 1: , : ir -Y 1 I ,Ji ' -. y .V,.-, ,. ,. . ' ,.1.ii.i5f,lilFgg,E:u gg, Q-.,,,f-I xtzaxk 'L , f Nw. me QU ji X1 S W EJ I I za 1.5 .mg .4 fini ' Q -zyfg - f-our . .Q , 5 . X, g 1. Robin Nester and Rhonda Sweeden try to Hudiburg, Kendra Fike and Ronda Roberts A make the pictures it. 2. Editor Landy Pike and WOVK on Roundup. 4. JGSSS Dudley and Joe Advisor Mrs. Arla Hudiburg check rough draft Stewart confer. 5. Kay Sarratt and Kendra V before final layout. 3, Loyetta Conner, lVlrs. Fike study layouts. -- 'F-'LE ' 84 journalism and yearbook 1 , 1 Staff Keeps Things Rolling 'fra ,T .. 1 N X 'wg Q i J . .K lg 4 l 'nm , V lb sv: ,V X . I -v-1 3 .QQ df XLS D Bob Nester, Maintenance Supervisor. 23 Gabe Aguayo, Transportation Supervisor and groundsman. Bl Mrs. Pool, Snack Bar manager. 43 Mrs. Allen, Snack Bar helper and Custodian. 59 Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Bonnie Zack, Miss Lillie Avila, iC.E.T.A.l, Mrs. Vera Betts. 61 Les Enget, Mechanic, Manuel Aguiar, Maintenance. Photos not shown: Randy Johnson, Mechanics helper, CC.E.T.A.lg Gonzalo Hernandez, Custodian and Groundsman, iC.E.T.A.lg Jorge Reyes, Bus Driver and Custodian, Dennis Balderama, Bus Driver, Mrs. Sandra Monteomery, Bus Driver. ummm W .. custodians 85 Staff Copes with Prop. 13 Challenge 1978-79 was an unusual year due to the many problems created by the passage of Proposition 13. it ' Laton felt the pinch by the reduction of funds which caused many cut- -r backs in materials, services and D, personnel in the district. At the high - school, field trips were restricted, rooters buses were eliminated, and ' T supplies reduced in certain areas. David Vaughn became sf superintendent and acting principal leaving a vacancy in the High School principal's job which was covered by other staff members. David B. Vaughn Larry Yeghoian Supefintendeflt, Pl'inClPal Administrative Assistant Eli . l . 5 lil P' is 13 . V MS, Mackie Jeffus BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: August Bisi Chairman, Don Coffman, Robert Hurlbut. FRONT ROW Counselor LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jerry Agueda, Mrs. Leola Mohr, Superintendent, David Vaughn. 86 administration fir.. af'-f 1-vm Sybil Coelho igf-:My - 1' , ' I Cnfzf I ' iii. ' H -f an- ' MJ Aa-' 2 ' 555. AP' BF-L boi!- Mrs. Pat Goble Secretary :ii 'M - as T'-x 553 Mrs. Sylvia Loesher School Nurse 'r a'v n .5125 .K I I ' , f ,521 .?,,. . 'f sf 5i 3 t A F 4 .3 - 'ami f ,, V. I ,- xi. , L X ' Mrs. Maxine Dooley - 4, ' District Secretary 4,--f Mrs. Marcy Pacheco District Secretary administration 87 CSF Contributes to Health Institutions The California Scholastic Federation, FIRST ROW: A. Toste, K. Pike, K. Barger, L. THIRD ROW2 D- Afalfelian. 5' Gamble. R. Fike, R. Shiroyama. SECOND ROW: J. Dudley, AIVES, R- Bisi. D- Stewart, A- Borba, A. C. Gilstrap, lVl, Rosa, M. Alcggerl C, iviattosl Castledine, Advisor Donald Scheidt. better known as CSF, enjoyed a membership increase this year. CSF Advisor ,WSI Cam, Bennetts. handles such tasks as student body elections and programs for baccalaureates and graduations. Plans this year included either a walk-a-thon or bike-a-thon. This helped finance the club and provided a valuable community service as half the proceeds were given to one of the many health institutions. Another event on the year's agenda was the annual dinner held for members and parents and to welcome hrst year CSF'ers. CDCSF oflicers are from left to rightg Secretary, Landy Fikeg Treasurer, Joseph Stewartg Vice-President, Kevi Bargerg President, Ruth Shiroyama. Landy Fike displays Laton's CSF Charter. 1:4 g 'fx-.5 CS 1-'r fb s'x' :'-- -' v J- . I Q: I ,I . i 88 csf 1. CSF President Ruth Shioyama review some future plans with advisor Mrs. Carol Bennetts. 2. Ron Bisi, Ludrie Aguayo and Kevi Barger take a quick time out to smile for the camera X Gambiez A. Borbag J. Stewartp A. Tosteg M. Morrisg L. Fikeg R. Shiroyamag A. Castledinep R, Sweeden. FRONT: A. Cruzg R. Liggettg R. Bisi -A ire' I L 11, X . ,Pl f u X 'J . N la .Lxv 4 -, es 1 3 fi' ' 'Q iw- 2 S. Arakeliang J. Dudleyg K. Fikeg D. Mattos: NI. Harrellp L. Aguayop Nlrs. Carol Bennetts, advisor. ,nv- R 4' - 5117 We f-- .i' ' ' A ' '. ' F: L , lv: 51:92 :15 3. , - - . ITN . -.Ik G, . 'X fs . 3 ,iq V 1-Fm., , if , ,. , fr . l .,If -i- 1 it L :Fl I 5 csf 89 NHS Sets New Requirements Once again this year the Laton chapter of National Honor Society planned and produced the ualmost live Gong Show. The Gong Show was the main money raiser for the club. The money raised was used when the club took the annual trip. This year the N.H.S. clubs were to choose a name for their chapter. The name chosen for Laton's chapter was Hybrids. Also this year the club set new entrance requirements. If you were in the club, and received a iD' or lower on your report card you were put on probation. ,-Ve... W. .Z.e , ...f?'ii...':.l ,- . li i Y. Ll l 'ia '10 N fe SSL. ' L .. -T :ia-1.Lfi 'vs- vi Wt-'55e'fl:'e1'+l?sff1'42 1++e'e ..-feffgi . f ',. -1 - -GM.. m2Sa.J'5'W ' ' ' 4 J +P. --7' E. U.. ' 'i ', w'f:'. ' - . 'VT' :s 'X Thi 'Z - HHH N- ' . . - A .. ,, .- , a..,-014.-44 L L- .fs-:lf-2 g 1. Cindy Wagenaar tries to sell a perfume called Nothing , 2. The Eight Left Feet Marylou Morris, Anita Castledine, Ruth Shiroyama, and Landy Fike, won first prize in the Gong Show. 3. FRONT ROW - C. Gilstrap, L. Aguayo, M. Rosa, A. Garcia, C. Wagenaar, 90 nhs S.Lea, G. Ormande, C. Domingos, A. Toste, A. Mrs. Adeline Arakelian TOP ROW C Hernandez, R. Bisi, S. Arakelian MIDDLE ROW Northum, J. Whitcomb L Dooley K Bargar - B. Riddle, M. Alcoser, K. Fike, M. Jones, C. R. Nester, T. Jackson, S Koelewyn D Mattos, L. Menezes, R. Sweeden, R. Alves, S. LaBelle, G. Jauregui, D Arakelian S Aguiar Gamble, G. Riddle, A. Borba, L. Coffman, A. D, Stewart, J, Stewart M Morris J Dudley Castledine, R. Shiroyama, L. Fike, Advisor, I -view ---we- 5 ,ll M, x ,e lf xl fb 5 W A , - -f ,1- um 1' fs . a' 1 . . , 71:12 44,4 .T -f -+3-, 1 1,1 x any LL 1,31 1 x . L .- w ,K F'-rf, T Q :ibm qiflxf .f - I I G Tr ' Eff Y . ' r , A V .ar 1 M ,eq .- , .L Wa I A A 1 f, , I Iv' 14. ' Y it I 1 :lx bf 5 .1 if? 'w 5,7 I' ' Q?-Zi' K A .1 4 I . ig Ili -4 un-rf nl 1 M W I mf 4 1. President, Mark Rosa. 2. Vice President, Rhonda Sweeden. 3. Secretary, Maureen Rosa. 4. Treasurer, Marcie Jones. 5. Reporter, Lisa Menezes. 5. Sentinel, Eddie Durst. 6. Sweetheart, Michelle Alcoser. 7. Advisor, Pat Anastasio. 92 ffa i 3 6 .--1 L: 'F 57. J age-'-as , J' - 11, . ,Fl-1-1 'L-fini Hrfvzu E., i 8 Doing to Learn ROW: L, Hurlbut, C, Rosa, S, Lea, S, THIRD ROW: Advisor, Pat Anastasio, J. R S . . . M. Rosa, C. Domingos. Duinkerken, M. Alcoser, E. Durst, M. ROW: E. Bertao, L. Whitcomb, K. Harguindeguy, M, Harrell. FOURTH ROW: K. L. Menezes, K. Langingham, T. Hanse, Sarratt, B. Gomes, R. Hanse, L. Correia, C. Jones, M. Rosa, M. Avila, C, Sweeden. Harguindeguy, C. Gilstrap, L. McGill, C. ea L .. r- zrfggj Sentinel, Christy Sweeden, Reporter: Lori Treasurer. Hanse, Vice President: Colette Rosa, . weeden, T. Lea, T. Whltcomb, K. deVries, L. Hanse, J. Gillam, D. Oflicers L to R: Marilyn Harrell, SecretarygTamie Lea, President: Lisa Hurlbut, if PM mans:-ns.. is -ZS. u.JJ . . -- Conner, L. Conner. FIFTH ROW: C. Northum, K. Sarratt, G. Bettencourt, M. Murray, A. Freberg, R. Roberts. SIXTH ROW: R. Strole, G. Ormonde, M. Coehlo, B. Harris, B. Duinkerken, R. Borges, G. Coffman, E. Borges. Gaxcuzruqe Q .:. 0 E5 Q0 Gsnealtxx Ffa 93 Learning to Do 1 , L A .uk ,.-. Y - . Q., . --- .. .. ,,. -, - t L 'l v-sus-4 151,-,Lslr 'f F E A lfgfafmzdfza . ill , ffnww-H Jan Hz . Jfanw0Ma . LW 5.34, 1 wL:me,4 Qin 03,44 9,1840 . gym LNM K .. hw ', 1 gm, A Q A 'wan yu -f MW J HAM! 0+-1-f- www QM' rem., mm 'A 94 ffa Bs X VY 5 Earning to Live . . . pil i- - ij i iw... . .,.... . l l 'i 1..- 'e .4 l yi 'V . f ,,.,--. In ..i......-gn ,- fi 1. Rhonda Sweederi and Lori Dooley proceed the truck and trailer in the Laton Parade. 2. Advisor Pat Anastasio demonstrates his ability of teeth brushing. 3. FFA shows their appreciation to the donors of their trailer. 4. Advisor seeks revenge. 5. Maureen Rosa eats breakfast at the officer camping trip. 6. Members selling tickets for cake rafiie during a basketball game. 7. Advisor Pat Anastasio makes sure that Christy Sweeden, Colette Rosa and Marilyn Harrell dry their hands properly after Greenhand initiation. 8. Kelly deVries poses with steer Starsky at fair. 9. Some members build a human pyramid at the Greenhand picnic. 10. Gary Betts, Brad Duinkerken, David Elias, Randy Strole and Carl Domingoes pose with Brad's winning tool carrier. -all A fl fbi TW I , . Ha 95 Living To Serve FFA 3391 f ' -,. Ig f H., l 3 1. Karen Avila skillfully trims her lamb. 2. Eric Borges relaxes while Carl Domingoes adds the linal touches to his straw. 3. Melinda Avila moves her hog out of the pen for a bath, 4. Laton's FFA booth wins a highly honored second place at the Fresno Fair. 5. Kay Sarratt's replacement heifer smiles for a picture. 6. Carl Domingoes proudly displays some of his many top winning crops. 96 Hia I 1 A+?3N P 'V if UQ' lr- Winter Athletes Honored ill Coach Wolfe receives an award from his Varsity Basketball team. C23 Analia Toste and Anita Castledine serve refreshments at the Winter Sports Banquet. C35 Coach Larry Gillard stands proudly with his Girls' Basketball Team. C47 Teddy Rezendes gives Coach Roger Braddon a token of appreciation from the J.V. Team. C53 Award winners stand proudly with their plaques they won in the sports they played. The annual Winter Sports Banquet for the 1978-79 awarded outstanding players in basketball and wrestling plaques. Each player received a certificate for participation. winter 97 Practice Today . . . r '7'-'Q Lihue. M UNH K- -wncd.-Sr - V - -ii.. AJ A...-.1......s 1 ,I H ' 42'Q3Qfmi:. -4'- -.iio...,.-. ,E . V .77 4- - Ja, V I. . 1 I ' v 4 2... f A gg.. 98 spring 4 1. James Garcia prepares to send this ball out of the field. 2. Racqueters practice serve placement. 3. Melissa Alcoser watches as Ludrie Aguayo prepares for the return. 4. Brooke Cranshaw hopes to send this ball through the fence. 5. Stuart Arakeiian presents his style for serving. 7T ' .BEL A - 4. E :L '- ss' 'U .a ,..,., ,.,- - l -... 5- - QQ, - Zh' , ,,.. ,1- Champions Tomorrow ,gf 4 l ..,-L ' ', Q? . I ' HA 1 .F --N-A ' gl .f . ,., A-- ff 1 x in vr','M'l-5!T.v ' 1. Varsity girls practice correct serving style and form. 2. Dave Hall and Varsity Coach Chuck Budde adjust pitching machine for batting practice. 3. Rick Alves expressively goes for the homerun. 4. Varsity boys strive for perfection in serves. 5. Steve Davis warms up his arm before practice. 6 and 7. Girls team strives for the inevitable ace. 'IG if eg V 'I vi 1 : E 5.4 f H h T .fu P I 1 4 4' ' 5 'fi Sage . 'lr-N289- 5 V' Q ., . Yaiftfil sri V ' t . no. if is 1 I 'L Q, ., 'A ' 5 Q wi A , .M I T E 1-As' . 1 -to .. .ooi H1 fu. l ,J ' V I A 11235 ff-rfis ' A' . I' Z 1 'X 'i x4 3, Tit' ., N ., .l R71 1' xp Urwrw ,,, ,,l v -: ' , . 4' - fl -'- . y.',A--it ' ltd:-.A 'I 5 x - ML, li FL 1' ul ease, J J . 4- gg ,ll ,341 5-:gig 'L1A,1 , .- 5' It . ' a 'Q --... f X ,HJ ,xv M Q 5 'X'-w ,, H 1 .. 3 I ' ' 4, 2:- a,,al.-el?, S3-Q - I 6 X ' X at V - -,.. ' in N' E ' i i.QX,, a ' i' l ..- 6 -5 11... Li 7 spring 99 S LHS Powered By Seniors I'n'1SUye We'H get to go, Was the SUiTii'Tied up Vliceiy Seflioi' Class response from John Martin, Semm, President Frank Gonsalves, UA lot of class advisor. He was referring to the Latoli High 5em9 5 have been to seniors' traditional trip to Catalina. Catflilliaf PM this Yew' 'S the Pei-I' Many were concerned about the funds available for the trip, because transportation costs had risen. Thanks to Principal David Vaughn, who worked out a new transportaion policy, costs were cut considerably, The new policy helped all clubs on their outings. Marylou Morris felt, 'Its always the same people doing the work and in order to go to Catalina, everyone has to do their share. This statement was backed up by Mr. Martin, who likes to see the kids work on money makers because it helps them later on in life. Fund raisers included sno-cones and car washes. The seniors were 1. Advisors: John Martin and Mrs. Mary Jan Jarrett. 2. Class oFFicersz Sgt. at Arms, Jerry Williams, Treasurer, Ruth Shiroyama, Secretary, Marylou Morris, President, Fr Gonsalves, and Vice President, Landy Pike. Z s gi-gill? if 100 seniors rl 1 ,,6m'amk, MMM V044 ,EW 4 AQQMQMAMM CLQMIBOMW ,zmewmwz ywygm aww, Mmm Ummm Jildff-fv6fzwJn Qwwcqw BRE D Duirv Kcrkcru 29, . ,4Qe1f-bddlcunt had Ca-aifeclmu Zia,-m-Ldoxlfzlw DMMLCQQO ,zwfylfh Enmafgdnwdaw Um-69 3Q.L0mhovp Uuwmifwy-Jw Jim Hmmm if we H0140 Jmvbmff. 5066151 WMM seniors 10 AQQZLWMLV lm Wayhv Tflckcx Smkson 'Q Slwwm kivohwgk 9JL.Z.9.fa. 6024 Tmmg Www Www X J iff-mfbwuwfb 0MWWU06 Wm Koloa! ' 4 bw-.sa 77vmw,, Qowc YQUXAACLQ Wad 'WuX.f. fUmlZDW WWW WMA ,LYZJQL .DONQ slum:-IUC dfmblflaifv fy: ijzbcdzzv 225' UMM 1 reiif 1. Halloween Day during Homecoming Week. 2. Pick the Immanuel Pumpkin, was the theme ofthe Senior Homecoming float. 3. One money-maker, sno cones, at the Laton bull Fights. Sellers are: lVlarylou lVlorris, Analia Toste, Landy Pike, and Leslie Coffman. 4. Kako lvlurasoko, school photographer, arranges lamps for Duane Cooper's senior photos. 5. Herf?-Jones rep., Nick Papac, measures Craig Ruch for his graduation cap and gown. seniors 107 'NBS' ' Senior Aguayo, Vickie GAA 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,4 Choir 1,2 Prom Committee 3 lVlAYO 4. Arakelian, Dean CSF 1,2,3,4 Executive Committee 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 All Lea ue 1,2 NIVP oi? ESL 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 JV lVlVP 1 All League 2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 JV Captain 2 NHS 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 2 Outstanding Freshman Outstanding Sophomore Rotary Club Representative Boy's State Nominee 3 Barreno, Albert Football 1,2,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 lVlost Inspirational 2 Track 1,2 Cross Country 3 lVlost Outstanding 3 NIAYO 1,2,3,4 President 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Block L 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 Homecoming King Candidat Betts, Gary Basketball 1,3 Football 2 Block L 2,3,4 LIVE 1,2,3 Vice President 3 Pep Club 4 President 4 Borba, Arlindo Band Club 1,2,3,4 President 1 Treasurer 2 CSF 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Student Body Assistant Treasurer 2 Student Body Treasurer 3,4 FBLA 2 NHS 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 BBA 4 Brown, Helen GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 MAYO 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 108 seniors Participants E4 Track 1,2,3 Football Statistician 1,2 Basketball Statistician 1 Wrestling Statistician 4 Pep 3 Wrestling Cheerleader 1 FBLA 3 Spanish Club 3 NHS 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Castledine, Anita Wrestling Cheerleader 1 Spanish Club 1,2,3 CSF 1,2,3,4 Pep 2 School Play 2,3 NHS 2,3,4 President 4 Pep Club 2,4 Band Club 2 Roundup 2 Cheerleader 3,4 Head 4 Prom Committee 3 GAA 3,4 Who's Who in American School Students 3 Student Council 4 BBA 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Coffman, Leslie Pep Club 1 GAA 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,2,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 FBLA 2,3,4 President 4 NHS 2,3,4 Tennis 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Queen Cand Homecoming King Escort Student Council 4 Cooper, Duane Block L 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Wrestling 1 NHS 2,3,4 LIVE 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Davis, Sharri GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Activities Chairman 4 Choir 1 NHS 2 Chess Club 2 Volleyball Manager 2,3,4 Tennis Manager 2,4 Duinkerken, Brad Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 LIVE 1,2,3 NHS 2,3 Block L 2,3,4 High idate 4 4 Pep Club 4 Football 4 Elias, David Basketball 1,2,3,4 lVlVP 2 Class Sgt. at Arms 1 Block L 2,3,4 LIVE 2,3 Pep Club 4 Fike, Landy CSF 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Vice President 4 FHA 1,2 Pep Club 1 Tennis 2,3,4 Yearbook 2,3,4 Editor 4 NHS 2,3,4 Sgt, at Arms 4 GAA 3,4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 School Play 2 Spanish Club 2 Sonora Youth Conference 2 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Queen Candidat Homecoming King Escort 4 Student Council 4 Student Body Secretary 4 Class Vice President 4 Gilstrap, Cheryl CSF 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Sonora Youth Conference 1 Daisy Mae 1 Wrestling Cheerleader 1 Track 1 Volleyball 1 NHS 2,3,4 FFA 2,3,4 Class Secretary 2 Pep 2 Cheerleader 3,4 Yearbook 2,3 Band Club 2 Who's Who in American High School Students 3 Prom Committee 3 BBA 4 Goble, Scot Football 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Block L 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3 LIVE 1,2,3 Pep Club 1 Hanse, Lori Pep Club 1,2,4 GAA 2,3,4 FFA 4 FHA 4 Hernandez, Alice Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Most Inspirational 3 84 League 4 nis 1,2,3,4 A 1,2,3,4 S 2,3,4 Club 1,2,3 YO 1,2,3,4 ss Sweetheart 1 m Committee 3 ss Vice President 2 scot 2 p 3 ckson, Tricia S 2,3,4 anish Club 1 A 2,3,4 p Club 2,3,4 LA 2,3,4 ce President 4 A 4 F 3 hool Play 2 oir 3 sketball 4 minez, Mike ootball 1,2,4 asketball 1,2,3,4 rack 1,2 ep Club 1,2,4 IVE 2,3 lock L 2,3,4 ice President 4 aseball 3 oelewyn, Sharon AA 1,2,3,4 HS 2,3,4 BLA 2,3 ep Club 2 oundup 2 HA 4 SF 3 aBelle, Debbie AA 1,2,3,4 and Club 1,2,3,4 ep Club 2,3,4 HS 2,3,4 chool Play 2 Spanish Club 3,4 FBLA 4 Basketball 4 Lee, Debbie GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Band Club 1 NHS 2,3,4 FBLA 2,3 School Play 2 CSF 3 Choir 3 Morris, Marylou FFA 1,2,3,4 Sweetheart 3 GAA l,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 President 4 FBLA 1,2,3 CSF 1,4 Pep Club 1 Volleyball 1,2,34 MVP 3,4 All League 3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 MVP 3 NHS 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 FHA 2,4 President 4 Prom Committee 3 Class Vice President 3 Class Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Student Body Vice President 4 Spanish Club 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Homecoming King Escort 4 Nester, Kristi GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Pep 2 LIVE 2 Tennis 3 Spanish Club 3 Prom Committee 3 NHS 3 FHA 4 Northum, Chuck Tennis 1,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 LIVE 1,2 Band Club 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2,3 Outstanding Junior Sonora Youth Conference 3 Basketball 3,4 Most Improved 3 Best Actor Award 3 Cross Country 4 Pep Club 4 BBA 4 President 4 Ormonde, Gerald Band Club 1 Chess Club 1,2,3 FFA 2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Riddle, Gary Tennis 1 Wrestling 2,3,4 Block L 2,3,4 Pep Club 2,4 NHS 2,3,4 Track 2 Football 4 Baseball 4 Rosa, Mark Wrestling 1,3,4 Baseball 1 Football 4 LIVE 1,2,3 FFA 2,3,4 President 4 Block L 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Sarratt, Karen FFA 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Sweetheart 2 Pep Club 1,2,4 Volleyball 1,2 CSF 1,2,3 GAA 1,2,4 FBLA 2,3,4 FHA 2 Sweetheart Candidate 2 Pep 3 Shiroyama, Ruth CSF 1,2,3,4 President 4 Spanish Club 1,2 Secretary 2 Pep Club 1 NHS 2,3,4 Secretary 2 School Play 2 Tennis 2,3,4 Outstanding Math Student 2,3 Chemistry Award 3 GAA 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 4 Volleyball 4 Student Council 4 Stewart, Dave Class President 1 CSF 1,2,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Block L 1,2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Stockton, Roger Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Block L 1,2,3,4 Toste, Analia CSF 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Spanish Club 1,2,3 School Play 2 NHS 2,3,4 President 3 FBLA 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Pep 3,4 Head 3,4 GAA 3,4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 3,4 Student Body President 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Homecoming King Escort 4 Williams, Jerry Band Club 1 Block L 2,3,4 MAYO 2 Track 2 MVP 2 Football 3,4 MVP 3,4 Class Sgt. at Arms 4 seniors 109 Batter U p JV's There were seven returning players 1 FRONT ROW: B- Riddle, A. Huerta, R out of SQYGHW- With these 33352252123331235EE2ii'illVe3i5TeS.ada' D' f1UmbefS In mind, It WaS a t0U9h YB-HI' cransnaw, T. Hall, R. Alves, J. Mathis, B. fgy the ,junior Varsity Squad' Harris, S. Raven, D. Koelewyn, B. Nester, E. Durst, Coach S. Wolfe. 2. Rick Alves gets a piece of the ball for another base hit. 3. Coach Several neW faces were to be seen on Scott Wolfe calculates his strategy as he the pitChll'lg mound and also a analyzes his runner's field position. promising look of victory on the faces around the diamond. 110 spring Varsity Ready for Season V '. 5- ':1:.,..' L4 .-.,.. ,. J .au ' i 3 x - 4 :- ,L ' ,521 Hifi .W 3 With seven players returning from last year's original nine, the Mustang varsity team had a good chance for league championship. Five young men moved up from the junior varsity team to provide strong reinforcements for the senior players. llWe should have a good ball club, and should do real well. We have some outstanding athIetes, stated Coach Charles Budde. 1. Player practices to improve his batting average. 2. Moving up from the J.V. team, Steve Gamble strives to meet varsity standards. 3. Starters converse with Coach Chuck Budde before First game. 4. FIRST ROW: R. Nlattos, R, Stockton, C. Ruch, Nl. Stokes, J, Garcia, S. Gamble, S. Davis. SECOND ROW: D, Stewart, B. Duinkerken, D. Hall, B. Heffley, S. Alcoser, H. Nlontejano, D. Arakalian, M. Northum, Coach C. Budde. cl ll wt fr ii , T 0 dd, Q- M x ., . -Q 1 l -ull :Pe A. me V.,- ..--,aef-. W 1 of' ,vfffrtfcn 3211105 if 1 ,1. , 1 wi 'I-1-ffllllief fe ,V .t - i ,HM V. , - 1 ., ,. ,, ,. S . .,g9'2vj,-1 , F V ul, 'rig ' Qi- ., tiigtfffiwsxlklzwr , , WU ' , ' 1 v . g A ' A , Q ,. MU-1 , W' ff ', ' Jrg wr, .aus '. w- A-183. I? 6- ,,1l4m' g I -5-,gi ve W. N, . I. I . eg., 'fi' . .,,:. . ' ' .. .. ,C . f-. f'7:Q' '-4' ' YL. 1-uh. .. ..'i Lv.. ' 1' .l,MfS'1w 4 spring 111 Tennis Teams Volley For First Many members of the Tennis Team this year feel they have a very good chance of winning first place in the ESL and even the Valley Playoflis. CD Alice Hernandez waits eagerly for her opponent's return. C27 Tennis practice brings out the co-ordination in Carl Domingos, C33 Ludrie Aguayo returns the ball to her opponent while Kevi Barger looks on. C41 Team Members LEFT T0 RIGHTg T. DelaRosa, C. Balver, and M. Yanez. C53 Team members LEFT TO RIGHT TOP T0 BOTTOM: Coach Ms. Kim Brown, C. Domingos, V. Aguayo, K. Fike, L. Aguayo, C. Northum, R. Barger, L. Fike, M. Morris, R. Shiroyama, C. Wagnaar. C65 Teddy DelaRosa returns his opponents lob. C77 Getting into the move of tennis is Chuck Northum. ...A K. ...-1. ' . 1 i ' 1 , . l nf V . .. ..,.-4 . A ,L.,,.l,-er , . .,,, .,,.-..- . . L .B ' ' 'l 3 s. 1. .,-J' ' . fi, 1 5, . L 11 112 spring Staff Progresses Through Trial and Error Progression: starting at one point and traversing forward, through school, life, and this yearbook. I've tried to arrange the book according to the progress of school, which follows the seasons from September to June. I'd like to thank all those involved with the progression of the book, Nlrs. Arla Hudiburg for her endless prodding that helped us meet deadlines but gave her high blood pressure, Kako Nlurosako, school Photographer, Jeff Larson, Herff Jones Representative, and to the 1979 Oak Leaves staff a very deserved THANK YOU! 2. Yearbook staffers were, Jesse Dudley, Rhonda Sweeden, Business Manager, lVlrs, Bunny Hudiburg, advisor, Joe Stewart, Robin Nester and Landy Fike, editor. A00-vas.: , in .,, -, Q ' -A 'r , wa. X , 1' -, g'1Bq?? :-- hung-,-??1L-'fr W' 1 . 5, -nw-'-N ,N ,ez -52: ' 4 'TT-' .! 4552, ,A an N 335, f 5:-Lv., iggql .- staff 113 ar 7..- 2 x I R 114 spring 3 V1 .B A i il, ...,4.4nn A- Y 1' - f11.--iv 1- ww ,- ' ,?1s.,m. ' ff? ffi avg. QQQ 3 .5513 X , ' 4 'K I ,-2-'Af ,-., K, -w-Ar ,'.,. x , A , . , n 4 x'?-uff'-n' ,,. .if ' , ,ml ' 'i , ve- 1 fr- f ,- , igilia' 4 ith 3553345 ' 4 QQIEQSQ -,i ' ' 5 :.':t E'-59' is W ffl: C35 J ':: -MXH .: 1 v-IL.. ' W, .,,.. 5' .jf ' ' P' .3 ,fw- .ag 'iii' ,N rs. 5 'f If , ,nr J , L. spring 115 . ,Q L4 52 +.. 'Twig YI! 1 3535? ,..., ,, ,,. ,A ,fffii-Ls' ,ag .f.- .-..- - L.-.1 V-.,,..L f. 'f-f-rv-'-'..:f'1s,.,'. :rm- ,. . ,, ,M -fev- 116 spring 2? Spring-the last season of high school life. Progression through the last season was filled with joys and sorrows, but with the main feeling of hope. Hope in Finding a job. Hope that the progression into college would be successful. And hope that the friendships made during the progression of high school would be kept and cherished until the final season of life. p gl17 fu .BEAUTY SHOP 118 ads BARBER SHOP BAKERYQ MEN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE SPONSORS OF THE LATON RODEO . 3239 . CQ, . ' ii ff- fl rl' 3- LATO N LIO N s C L U B ACHIEVEIVIENTS l9'1'B4i l,.fATON LIONS OFFICERS Lions Club Scholarship Fund Past President Glenn Wilson Donations to Little League President Chuck Svveeden Lions Student Speaker Contest Purchased Eye Glasses for Needy Children Donated to Laton FFA Stock Trailer Laton Lions Blood Bank Donations to Fire Victims Christmas Food Basket to Needy Victims lvlember of Eye Foundation Provided Tutoring Facilities for Laton Children Donated to Pop Warner Football lst Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President Secretary Treasurer Lion Tamer Tail Twisters Directors Jim Symonds Don Arakelian John Koelevvyn Willard Castledine Bill Houghton Augie Bisi Frank Perry Leon Gonzales Jerry Agueda Dave Betts Bud Morris Glen Dooley RIVERSIDE GROCERY NEAR THE KINGS RIVER IN LATON NICKI AND ERNIE YOKES - OWNERS BEER GROCERIES POP lVlEAT WINE VEGETABLES ii AfW'7fx:'.7 i I,1f1-ififf. ,.:.a,,-- ,. . . m an-rf. , W .,- E.,-if ,,,. ,e:...., Y-f.,4-.,,-, i. ..., W , ,. Au, . 1 I..lL.I., , I , - ,.,u....-i--. BALI.,-...sed CHUCK WAGON RANCH Champion Appaloosa Stud Service tie Horses and Cat Board Bought, Sold, Traded and Hauling .XXX 330 E.NH.VVhRnEy Phone:867-4203 Latori, CA 923-4284 The Svveeden Family 120 ads AR EIAS DAIRY FARIVIS PRODUCER OF DANISH CREAIVIERV PRODUCTS ' 1 4 -94. ' . 3621 East. lVlt. Whitney Laton, Calif. l3OGIE'S AUTO PARTS Automotive, Truck, and Tractor Parts, We supply Farm Equipment such as Disc, Cultivator etc., including parts for same by order only. If we don't stock it vve vvill Get it for you Quality Parts and Service is Our Business 20746 Pio Pico John 82 Nick Laton, CA Bogdanovich Laton PH: 923-4634 Caruthers Ph: 864-3125 MADE LASS CUT TO ORDER PHONEI 923-4846 A LATON HARDWARE 84 Building Materials PAINT-SUNDRIES-ELECTRICAL GARDEN SUPPLIES PLUIVIBING - VARIETY P.o. 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