Orange Glen High School - Torch Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

1 oLkxgL cOi dLvvi ' Cj J OiicL 0 Uia( h (y thM (LL ' A c ap i-Vi ' ClLO D (k. ' r j A. reoCWy Si ' Ayyve e,oS Xeav ' T. V jC« bA_ S Le_ neit-V yc«v. - r5 4- v Ju o cy o ■ 6- u 4 y ' t 3 I NJ A u c ? -? 4 4 ' -y-i ■i i ' 1 -lii •j .-j - V I p ' ' y y y 4 J 1 V U rO - -b J -V -V p 7y- ' ' h ' iryx ' Ofp it rv- ' J) mm . -i. v ' ' - ' • ' . ■ ' • -■r ' ■ ' .. .-■ ■.iL ... . - . .■- _ TORCH 1976 Orange Glen High School 2200 Glenridge Rd. Escondido, California Volume 14 ■ ' 4 • ?■- •♦ ’r ' Opening 1 f P ( ' -f 1 -) J. y t Administration T o ' . jAr ' rv i ' -f ' Sports . 50 Organizations . 20 Seniors . HO Student Life . 137 Underclassmen . . . .141 Helping Hands ... .184 . ' y , y , j ' y i ,1 ■’ If J n V d V ' i . ' ' ' r6 ;vV.. Yesterday s Dreams, Tomorrow ' Realities. . . All a Part of What Today Will Bring ll I; I I j I I I I i| J- A. One of the many beautiful houses of yester-year stands for everyone to admire. B. Ken Johnson accepts the Bicentennial flag for O. G. H. S. C. Escondido ' s old Railroad depot. D. The American flag waving in the wind. E. An old sleigh stands waiting before a house for its time. F. Escondido ' s old school house stands secluded at Grape Day Park. 3 You Are a Child of the Universe. . . Thinking back on the days gone by you get a vision of fun, gaiety; laughter and parties. This wasn ' t necessarily so, as there was a lot of hard work in¬ volved in making a good life for not only yourself but al¬ so your loved ones. Today, we, the leaders of tomorrow, also strive to build ourselves a satisfying life, filled with the pleasures and hardships of being your own leader; having your own Independence to declare, not only to your¬ self but to the world. 4 A. One of the many skills of days gone by is demonstrated by hand with leather. B. A women sits peacefully spinning silk. C. A young man shows his own individual interests. D. Heather Dimon and friends on Hat Day . E. Mr. Ross giving a good-bye and good-luck speech to the gradu¬ ating seniors. F. At limch students gather to watch the 50 ' s Day Dance. 5 No Less Than the Moon or the Stars You Have a Right to Be Here When we have all graduated and gone our own ways, we will wistfully look back on our high school days and reminisce of the fun we had. The dances, games, and just the plain excitement of being together with your friends was more than anyone could ask for; and yet, as soon as it all started, the fun seemed to gradually begin to drop off as we began to prepare for the day of graduation. We each will go separate ways, growing and striving to meet the challenges of life; and yet there will be a change, as we turn more to helping ourselves be better individuals and to finding our own personal goals in life. 6 1 I I wmf: ' mi ,Vj ' ‘„ ' ii ' .;!sji ., .r ' m :Wt ,. r ' A , the Grafitti Day Dance. D. Lucia Cornicelli pauses before going to her next class. E. Stu¬ dents freezing as the Ice-Melting Contest goes on. A. George Castellanos and friend fight out their differences. B. George Castellanos gazes intently at the surroundings around him. C. Students take a break during 7 Learning, teaching, growing Sharing and giving a part of yourself; Helping to create a new cycle of life. The leaders of tomorrow- the individuals you helped to understand yesterday! Administrators at Work A Day in the life of a principal includes many tedious duties. Paper work must be completed, with time to spare for dis¬ ciplinary actions and other student needs. During fourth and fifth period lunches. Girls ' Vice Principal, Ruth McKnight, was seen making her rounds throughout the lunch area. She watched for signs of mischief and conversed with faculty and student body members. Charles Leaf, Boys ' Vice Principal, spent many lunch hours in the student parking lot reminding students that the open campus bill had not yet passed. Principal Patrick Ross had a very busy schedule every day. Between phone calls and conferences, time had to be made for things such as yearbook pictures and signing important documents. By talking with people and seeing to their problems, the authorities improved student life for many who attended Orange Glen High School. A. Mr. Leaf chats with friends dur¬ ing lunch. B. Mr. Ross signs several documents throughout the day. C. Mrs. McKight makes a point during a conference. D. A See ' s Sucker isn ' t much nourishment for a principal. E. Mr. Leaf acknowledges a visitor. ■ 10 n ei Costumes Help Show Off Faculty On October 31, the faculty and students at O.G. showed their spirit by dressing up in Halloween costumes. At times it was frightening to see a bush moving down the halls, and a taco walking through the crowds of people, but underneath it all was a teacher or student. The faculty at O.G. not only had showed their spirit in Dress-Up-Days but also in all of the Student-Body related functions. A. Ms. Millburn alias Merlin the Magician strolls across the campus. B. The gang gathers for a picture. Allen, Dorothy Allister, George Alstrum, Stanley Ames, Ila Anderson, Terry Aughenbaugh, Byron Belisle, Jackie Berrier, Elaine Bice, Tom Bohaimon, Bonnie Boldt, Patricia Booth, Katherine 12 Boyle, Holly Bree, John Brown, Richard Burt, Sandra Clinger, Allan Damelio, John Disney, Richard Drielsma, David 13 Dye, Jessie Farias, Joseph Fenton, Jerry Ferrara, Jerry Fox, Sydney Freitas, Joan Gabriella, Thomas George, Jeanette Georges, Margaret Georggin, Fred Gustafson, Gary Harrison, Dan Hogan, Nancy Hughes, Robert Huyck, Earl Jaques, Audrey Karges, John Kinch, Allan Knox, Robert Kristjanson, Mark 14 f if Kuehnast, Galen Lambert, Alan Larson, Susan Lefton, Monty Lent, Caroline Larzalere, Betty McGlothlin, James McKee, Jean Maloney, Jeanne Martin, David Merrill, Bradford Millburn, Judith Moyneur, Paul Nichols, Jackie Parker, David Pedersen, Irene Portis, Patricia Printz, Charles Pusker, Don Rau, Lawrence 15 Rees, James Richards, Robert Ringewald, Albert Risher, Sydney Rutledge, Bill Sanfilippo, Kay Savage, Howard See, Jerden Serviolo, Walter Shepherd, Lemuel Shields, Nancy Shive, Dennis Shoebridge, Joan Snapp, Edith Sowers, John Spelman, Patricia Sutherland, Sandra Sutton, Don Sutton, Raymond Tucker, Duane 16 r I Custodians: Enjoyable People I Tumbleson, Bill Turner, Paul Valentine, Bill Tony Ruiz and his staff of 10 men do many things for Orange Glen. A few daily tasks include mowing lawns, liming fields, setting up stands for assemblies, cleaning rooms, and pick¬ ing up garbage. But let ' s not make the job sound boring. Working near students couldn ' t be! Opening lockers with lost combinations, re¬ pairing lockers that blew up, and dragging sports equipment to the field ARE back-breaking, but interest¬ ing. . .just ask a custodian! Top Row Left to Right: Harry Weatherspoon, Albert Carver, Guadalupe Vargas. Bottom Row: Tony Ruiz, Ken Kasten, August Riekemann, Margarito Garcia. Not Pictured Lester Radcliff. Villa, Ernest Villalobos, Jose Watts, Paul Weiler, Clarence Wetzell, Bill Wheeler, Bonnie Zacharias, Gary Zittel, Gordon li I 17 Leaders in District Office A. District Superintendent Bud G .W. Q u a d e. B. Assistant Superintendent- Personnel James H. Abler. C. Assis¬ tant Superintendent-Instructional Ser¬ vices Richard L. Bivin. 18 Board Members Set Policies Robert D. Sikes, president Chester E. Galyean, vice-president William]. Ulman, clerk Wilbur F. Bradley, member Charlotte S. Hotchkiss, member Friendships Grow With Changing Ways A new experiment was used this year for the ASB. The Senate; a new branch, was set up to find out whether the dividing of the ASB into more sections would give the students a better oppor¬ tunity to express their wishes and to be able to do more things. This proved to be a successful plan and will continue on through next year. The ASB is important to the student-body because it is the link between the faculty, students and the administra¬ tion. It also sponsors the memories for many Orange Glen students in the form of the Yearbook and the News¬ paper; both of which are partly funded by the ASB. H ■ . ' I ri ' S r { mm m .ijv i A. Leaders of the Associated Student Body-L to R: Ken Johnson-Treasurer; Steve Hudson-President; Pat Carmichael-Vice-president. B. A group of the many ASB Senators. C. ASB Cabinet-Front Row, L to R: George Castellanos, Pat Carmichael, Jennie LaVine, Judy Szepkouski, Carol Kapusnik, Terri Decker, Carol Rossi, Jean McNutt. Back Row-L to R: Mark Burlington, Brad Pederson, Hadley Johnson, Carol Bettys, Linda Kapusnik, Heidi Roberts, Debbie Watson, Gloria LaMont. D. Some of the class presidents and vice-presidents, with Senior class president George Castellanos standing over them. The club is headed by Steve Hudson-President. Pat Carmichael-Vice- President; Teri Decker- Secretary; and Ken Johnson-Treasurer. It is advised by Mr. Jer- dan See. The club host¬ ed the Homecoming ceremonies and dance along with many other worth-while projects. At the beginning of the year, an ASB card could be purchased for eleven dollars. This provided the students with free admission to all of the football games, dances and sporting ac¬ tivities. It also sup¬ plied students with a free yearbook at the end of the year. Thanks to the ASB, Orange Glen is a more pleasant place to get an education. 23 I The Key Club was again ac¬ tive this year by serving the community and helping out in school events. Some of these events were: driving cars for the Christmas parade, helping as guides for back to school night, and participating in the White Cane sales sponsored by the Lions Club. The club is ad¬ vised by Mr. Fred Georggin and presided over by Gary Olvaney. The Sweetheart for this year was Jean McNutt. Cheerful and enthusiastic were the key words for describing the Deltons this year. The various funds for the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance and the Children ' s Christ¬ mas party were raised by selling Valo-grams and working during the wrestling matches. Some of the events participated in were the graduation and Baccalaureate ceremonies, and Back-to- School night. The group is limited to juniors and sen¬ iors and is presided over by Beverly Elrod. New Ideas Shared With Enthusiasm 24 it a 1 : 3 1 ' A1 V 1 Pa A. Key Clubj Front Row, L to R: Gary Olvaney, Jean McNutt-Key Club Sweet¬ heart, Mike Wolford. Middle Row: Steve Hudson, Tom Stellma. Back Row: Nick Ferro, Ken Johnson. B. DeltonsjFront Row, L to R: Patty Kuntz, Terri Decker, Carol Fade, Daria Mason. Middle Row: Jennie LaVine, Gloria LaMont, Beverly Elrod-President, Kathy Lindegren, Carol Rossi, Michelle Hartley. Back Row: Debbie Watson, Carol Bettys, Barbara Geringer, Carol Kapusnik, Missy Elrod, Mary Stubbs, Jackie Strauss. C. Deca Club; L to R: Patty Lesperance, Mark Favela, Richard Ebbs, Andrea Cruz, Kathy Tucker. D. Ecology Club: Left to Right: Adviser-Mr. Ferrara, Bruce Kingsbury, Bruce Carothers-President, Tina Kersh-Secretary and Treasurer, Teri Middleton-Vice President, Bonnie Stockholm, Bonnie Smith, Jane Markson. Clubs Form Unity Within Dedicated” was the main description for the Deca club this year. Funds were raised for attending the state and county conferences, disabled veterans, career seminars and many social events by working in the con¬ cession stands and selling candy. The club’s main goal was to gain retail and mar¬ keting experience. There are 35 members and each se¬ mester, new officers are elected. Enjoying the outdoors and its many activities was the Ecology group ' s goal this year. Some of the field trips included going places such as Palomar Mountain, hik¬ ing, and over-night camping trips. The various funds which were raised for these trips included such activities as bake sales, and car washes. 25 O.G. NJROTC Strives to Achieve Excellence During the third year, the Naval Junior Reserve Of¬ ficer Training Corps Unit had a total strength of 106 boys and girls, including several cadets from Escon¬ dido High School. The pur¬ pose of this unit is to help high school students improve their leadership abilities and to gain a greater under¬ standing of the military as a possible career. Activities for the unit during the sum¬ mer of 1975 included two one-week cruises aboard Navy warships and a week of amphibious training with the Marines at the Naval Am¬ phibious Base, Coronado. 1 ‘ A. The NJROTC Drill Team. B. NJROTC Color Guards; Left to Right: Scott McMahon, Renie Bailie, Scott McPherson, Rita Schaffner, Mike Riley. C. NJROTC Cadet Officers; Left to Right: Ensign Donald Cook, Lieutenant (Junior grade) Sharon Moser, Lieutenant Roger Mazura, Lieutenant (Junior grade) David Straup. D. Renie Bailie on monkey bars on confidence course during summer training at Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado. E. Boys training at Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado. F. One of the many activities in the NJROTC Program. The academic year afforded numerous field trips to local military installations and a one week mini-boot camp at the Recruit Train¬ ing Command, Naval Train¬ ing Center in San Diego. 27 New Challenges Accepted Cheerfully by Clubs Enjoying each other ' s friend¬ ship was the leading char¬ acteristic of the French Club this year. Funds were raised by selling candy, working in a gift wrapping booth and a dance. These funds went towards the an¬ nual trip over Easter vaca¬ tion. The club has 75 mem¬ bers, with Bob Buchner as President, and Ken Johnson as Vice-President. The main goal of the Span¬ ish Club this year was to get students together who were interested in Spanish speak¬ ing cultures. The club went on various field trips, in¬ cluding the planned trips to the Ramona Pageant and a Bull-fight. The group also participated in donating various materials to Project Hope. There are 30-35 mem¬ bers and the president is Trixie Hicken. 28 CSF—A Rewarding Experience To encourage and reward academic achievement was the main goal of the enthusi¬ astic CSF Club this year. Their purpose: to inspire academic excellence in every boy and girl. Each year the club takes two Honor Day field trips to knowledgeable places. The funds come from the monthly dues and are used to pay Chapter dues and for scholarships. There are approximately 143 members, and the club is presided by Beverly Elrod- President, and Mrs. McKnight, Adviser. A. Spanish Club: Front Row, L to R: Keri Diller, Susan Wilson, Patricia Kearney, Trixie Hicken, Middle Row: Julie Thweatt, Susan Stuck, Rhonda Hix, Nani Aledo, Terri Middleton. Back Row: Bruce Welch, Carl Sanford, Charles Fleuret, Stephen Coate, Sheri Comaroto, Jane Markson, Susan Tonar. B. French Club Officers: Front Row, L to R: Carol Kapusnik, Barbara Geringer, Linda Kapusnik. Back Row: Ken Johnson, Bob Buchner. C. CSF Officers: L to R: Ann Palmerton, Beverly Elrod, Valerie Mason. D. California Scholarship Foundation. Patriotism Displayed With True Spirit Spirited and shining with Patriotism was the Orange Glen High School Banner Corp, Flag Corp, and Mas¬ cots this year. The Patriettes marched their way through parades and sweepstakes and received many honors. The girls put forth real effort as they helped to send our band to Philadelphia to kick off our Nation ' s Bicentennial Celebration. The Patriettes will accompany bands and choruses from all over California on the California Caval¬ cade of Bands trip back East this Summer. A. Band Mascots from Left to Right; Lori Seltman, Carol Schimmelman, Missy Elrod. B. Flag Corps from Left to Right: Judy Szepkouski, Vicky Van Dusen, Mary Jo O ' Neil, Susie Roberts, Debbie Sutliff, Linda Possenti, Theresa MacDonald, Lori Kerbs, Janette Serviolo. C. Banner Corp Left to Right; Cheryl Fehrenbach, Valerie Mason, Renee Sodi, Sherri Hutchings, Debbie Learning, Heidi Roberts, Robyn Bender, Monica Guest, Barbara Verla, Pam Allen, Jennie LaVine, Susan Peters and Robin Duncan. D. California Cavalcade of Bands. 30 ' . K IIiMmI miH J . ' ll . - ■ ' A iFORNi ' A’ VALCAD ' f The vigor and zeal of the Orange Glen High School drill team shone through many parades and events. The girls participated in seven parades, and placed first in the Hawthorne and Anaheim parades, third in the Santa Monica parade, and took sweepstakes in the Escondido Christmas Par¬ ade. Kady Evans (captain) along with Lori Manoli and Diane Putis (Co-Captains) kept up the spirits of the girls through triumph and loss. They learned not to be over-confident, for You cannot always win. ” The girls main goal for this year was to learn from each other and always try to do their best. The girls had a great year. A. Left to Right: Lori Manoli (co¬ captain) Kady Evans (captain) and Diane Putis (co-captain). B. Orange Glen High School Drill Team. Drill Team . . . Vivacious and Alert 32 1 Steady Work Brings Rewards for Musket Staff Steady work and constant challenges in order to prepare a better paper every week were two ways to des¬ cribe the Musket staff this year. The staff consists of 12-15 hard¬ working members who get ”on the job” experience in putting out and distributing a school paper. Future trips are planned for the Times Advocate, San Diego Union and writing contests. The funds raised by Sales Advertising and a percent of the ASB Cards were used for photo supplies and printing. The Musket had two very determined editors this year: Lisa Kerbs-first semester and Jim Wennerstrom- second semester. Mr. Galen Kuehnast was the adviser. A. 1975-76 Musket Staff with Advisor Mr. Galen Kuehnast (Center-Back Row), first semes¬ ter Editor Lisa Kerbs (Front Row-Far Left), and second semester Editor Jim Weimerstrom (Front Row-Center). B. Beginning Journalism 1 class, first semester. 33 Starting out the year with ten members on the Torch Staff proved to be quite a challenge for everyone in¬ volved. Staying after school and giving up other activi¬ ties, working rapidly as the advisor Mr. Galen Kuehnast stood by, and helping each other out were only some of the several activities that were in¬ volved. The new year saw Tamara Howard as the Torch Editor with previous experience behind her, such as two years as a staff member and one year as Assistant Editor. Thanks to Tam, the staff knew what to do and worked enthusiastically toward achieving their goals. Added to the Torch Staff at the semester were Virginia Kansas and Jim Puerner. Challenging Year Set by Torch Staff 34 A, The 1975-76 Torch Staff represents various school activities. Front Row, Left to Right: Rich Hoogervoorst-Photographer; Martha Velarde-50 ' s Day; Julie Frisino-Music Dept.; Mary Burgess-Cheerleader; Sue Howard-O.G. Musical; Jim Puerner- Photographer. Back Row, Left to Right: Mark Crofton-Guys Sports; Sue Adams-American Graffitti Day; Mike Franklin- Art Dept.; Editor Tam Howard-The Prom; Advisor Mr. Galen Kuehnast-Slave Driver; Mindy Ross-Halloween; Linda LaPlante-Girls Sports. B. Torch Editor Tam Howard tries to show Mike Franklin new techniques in designs as Sue Howard and Julie Frisino look on. C. Rich Hoogervoorst shows Mary Burgess different camera techniques. D. Mike Franklin and Sue Adams take time out to relax during Yearbook class. S. Sue Howard consults Asst. Editor Julie Frisino on what to do next. F. Martha Velarde questions next move while preparing for the Torch staff picture. 35 Clubs Gain Strength Through Acquaintances Earning money for a schol¬ arship to send a well deserv¬ ing Indian and Mexican stu¬ dent to college was the main goal of the lache club this year. Some of the various funds in which the money was raised were car washes, bake sales, dinners and par¬ ticipating and having booths at fiestas. Another goal of the group is to unite Indian and Mexican students, and to help each other with any problems they may have. Starting out new this year was the Native American Club. To achieve unity as a group and to have a basic understanding of their cul¬ ture and background was the main goal for this year. The advisor is Mr. Forrest Boren. A. Native American Club; Front Row, Left to Right: Darla Romero, Marc Pateneaude, Denette Romero. Back Row, Left to Right: Lisa Hernandez, Veronica Gonzalez, Gloria Martinez. B. lache: Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Alien-advisor, Toni Cabrera, Brenda Montoya, Linda Montoya, Darla Romero-president, Cecilia Vega-secretary, Cindy Vega. Back Row, Left to Right: Joe Alvarez, Marianna Casterano, Denette Romero, Shirley Guerro, Juan Bautista, Melissa Vega-treasurer, Elena Aguilar. C. TheO.G.H.S. Chorus. D. Modern Chorale: Front Row, Left to Right: Kendall George, Laura Wagner, Dennis Cavitt, Missy Elrod, Richard Guiler, Renea Sodi, Kevin Murphy, Bev Elrod, Rhett Jahelka, Brian Bannick. Back Row: Daria Mason, David Holden, Ken Estep, Kathy Lindegren, John VanWart, Matthew Mayberry, Mary Stubbs, Robert Sawyer, Julie Valentine, Paul Dixon. Music: Harmony With Perfection Practicing hard and working towards the goal of perfection was the O.G. Chorus direct¬ ed by Dan Harrison. The Chorus performed many concerts, including a Christmas and Spring show. They also par¬ ticipated in Baccalaure¬ ate ceremonies and will accompany the Calvacade of Bands on their Bicen¬ tennial tour this summer. Perfectly balanced and in harmony was the Modern Chorale this year. The choir sang for various events through out San Diego County and performed with the Band in Washington D. C. after the Philadelphia ap¬ pearance in January. The group will also par¬ ticipate in the Calvacade of Bands this summer. Enthusiasm Displayed for Bicentennial Year The year was busy with various activities for the Orange Glen H.S. Band this year. Marching and playing for band reviews, parades, halftime shows during home games of basketball and foot¬ ball, pep assemblies and ' graduation ceremonies were some of the many activities in which the band partici¬ pated. The sweepstakes in which the band won were in Santa Monica, Hawthorne and the Escondido Christ¬ mas Parade. The band also placed first in Fallbrook and Anaheim, and was the Honor Band at the Autumn Band Re¬ view. One of the major events this year was the trip to Phila¬ delphia on New Year ' s Eve to participate in the cere¬ monial moving of the Liber¬ ty Bell. This movement of¬ ficially started the Bicenten¬ nial year. L£E£RNia 0 ' ' mm II ■■I II 1 i-r|j 1 1 L: The entire band will travel to Philadelphia this summer to participate in the celebra¬ tion of the 1776-1976 Bicen¬ tennial Year. A, The O.G.H.S. Band Mascots, ready to participate in the ceremonial moving of the Liberty Bell. B, The Banner Corps awaits instructions to proceed. C. The Orange GlenH.S. Mascots, Banner Corp, and Flag Corp during the moving of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia on New Year ' s Eve. D. The Orange Glen High School Band plays various patriotic tunes during the moving of the Liberty Bell. Various funds were raised by selling discount coupon books, bicentennial kits, donations and concerts. These funds were used to pay for travel expenses, new uniforms, tuning equip¬ ment, music and miscel¬ laneous expenses. There are 115 students in¬ volved in the band, including Banner Corps, Flag Corps, and Mascots. During March¬ ing Season (September-De- cember) practices are held two times a day, five days a week. The band is under the direction of Drum Major Dennis Cavitt and Music Ad¬ visor, Mr. Dan Harrison. 39 40 i4|y 41 ' x ,. —pux) epmQ H TfvUCUXcCv rro i? ’ ' X) CfYV U -Ui ' lSVU X5HV ' •V ' The Drama Club is a group of 40 to 50 enthusiastic members who are interested in acting. Their purpose is to support the productions by the drama department. They earn funds from the profit which they make from shows, and by having car washes. These funds are used for show production and field trips. The Drama De¬ partment has visited the San Diego State theatre and the Old Globe Theatre. Their future plans are to build their production budget, and to generate interest in the theatre. This talented club is presided by Mary Jauregui. A. Andrea Boyens portrays the part of Penelope, and Tim Williams portrays Clive, in the play See How They Run. B. Tim Williams and Mary Jauregui play the convincing parts of Clive and Ida. C, Drama members From Left to Right: Row 1: Jean Marie Clair, Karen Eeds, Bev Loftus, Mike Minter, Mary Jauregui, Andrea Boyens, Danny Bennett, Darla Arndt, Carol Wallace, Rich Medugno, Tracy Taylor, Marisa Medugno. Row 2: Cammy Street, Mike Sevier, Scarlett Noris, Renie Bailie. Row 3: Terry Street, Joni Standifer, Sally Baldwin, Deb Johnson, Jerri Nobles, Heidi Rogers, Joe Mersch and Martin Gollery. Row 4: Sherrie Burkhart. D. Dan Bennett, Carol Wallace, Mike Sevier, Tim Williams, Karen Barefoot, Martin Gollery and Joe Mersch portray this scene in the play See How They Run. E. Bev Loftus, as Miss Skillon, and Mary Jauregui as Ida, act out this dramatic scene. F. Carol Wallace and Tim Williams play a scene in See How They Run. 43 Starting out the year in a very formative state was the Mountaineering Club. The club ' s main purpose was to provide an interest for the students, to develop the basic mountaineering skills and to provide rein¬ forcement of areas such as P. E., Sciences, Geography, Leadership and Health and Safety. Exciting and successful were the key words to explain the new Young Life Club this year. The club is open to all young people of all races and religions who like to get together and have fun. The club is designed to reach the un-churched young person, and to help the committed teenager to clarify and make more vital his own faith. Meetings are held once a week at one of the member ' s homes, and trips are planned for winter and sum¬ mer camping with occasion¬ al get-togethers also. New Groups Spark Interest at OGHS 44 Strength Gained; Fun Shared Starting out the year with the study of authors suchasJ.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis and ex¬ ploring literature by means of fantasy was the main purpose of the Fan¬ tasy Literature Club. The group consisted of 13 to 17 members with Phil Drenth as President. One of the club’s goals was to put out a monthly paper called the ’’Malamrum , which con¬ sists of contributions of poetry, short stories, art-work and comments from interested students. One of the strongest de¬ bate teams in the North County belongs to the OCHS Forensics Club. This club is made up of 14 members who travel from school to school to participate in Debate Tournaments. The funds which are earned by bake sales and car wash¬ es were used for the De¬ bate Tournaments. The purpose of this club is to further the art of arguementation and de¬ bate at OGHS. A. The Mountaineering Club. B. The Young Life group. C. Fantasy Literature; Front Row, Left to Right: Joe Mersch, Jeff Cass, Phil Drenth, Ron Michaels, Richard Talcott. Back Row, Left to Right; Bob Baker, JeanMarie Lectere, Julie Holt, Kim Daub, Lindsey Gross, Julie Mersch. D. Forensics; Front Row, Left to Right: Alena Gabriella, Terry Stovral, Wendy Gabriella. Middle Row: Scott Peck, Brad Pederson, John Sowers, Jim Patterson. Back Row: Stacy Pincock, Scott Monroe, Diane Whitworth. 45 Creative Talents, Ideas Combined Having original ideas, crea¬ tive talent and effort and combining these skills into one club was the goal of the Frantic Film Club this year. The club made films, at¬ tended film festivals and bought new equipment with members dues. There are approximately fifteen mem¬ bers to the group. The president is Mark Monroe. A. The Frantic Film Club. B. Mem¬ bers of the Frantic Film Club decide on picture to be made. L 46 Enthusiasm Displayed in ' 76 The ”75-76” cheerleading squad started out the same as most with 6:30 practices on hot summer days. Car washes, bottle drives, bake sales, etc. were held to raise money. Oranges, ice and watermelon were given to hot and tired football players during two-a-days. Towards the end of the summer, the squad attended the International Cheerleading Foundation ' s clinic at Cal- Poly, Pomona. There they won 1st, 2nd, and third place ribbons and placed third in overall competition with the entire camp. The Firecracker” award was also earned by them for having the most spirit. During the year, the cheerleaders supported all of the sports and gave breakfasts, cookies, candy bars and decorated the team room. It was also their job to pro¬ mote spirit throughout the school, and this was done through spirit week, hush-button days, pep rallies and various other activities. But the main idea was to have fun, and that is what this year’s squad did most. 47 Spirit Shown by Cheerleaders 48 A. Bob Greenlee, Phil Wymen, Paul Eddins, Ken Johnson demon¬ strate the cheerleaders at a Powder Puff football game. B. Vicki Woodruff, Heather Dimon and Judy Keeper practices hard on their cheer. C. Varsity Cheerleaders get it together: D. J. V. cheer¬ leaders for 1975-1976 are (Top): Vicki Woodruff, Cindy Fewster, Heather Dimond, Debbie Brown, Judy Keeper; Mascot: Danette Hansow. E. Varsity cheerleaders for 1975-76 are (Top): Joyce Young, Paula Turner, Pam Perdue, Niki Crews, Donna Sands, Margot Gomes, Donna Boyce; Mascots: Jennifer Dana, Cathy Walls. 49 Competition Equals Gain of Self-Confidence i A. Coach Bice looks on from sidelines. B. Colvin breaks away from tackle. C. Varsity team (Top Row L to R.) Brian Rollins, Rick Franciscus, Tony Cloutier, Rex Lane, Paul Eddins, Jules Schexnader, Dan West, Loren Brandt. 2nd Row: Richard Tamer, Jeff Smith, on Schexnayder, Steve Rogers, Dave La Plante, Jeff Mitchell, Ed Block, Bob Catarino. 3rd Row: Jack Collier, Bob Greenley, Pat Carmichel, Bill Sommer, James Colvin, Bob Watson, Mickey Moran, Dave Perkins, Jim Larzalere. 4th Row: Rick Disney, JohnJanson, Steve Hutson, Mike Farrar, Berney Ph i 11 i p s, Nelson Musgrave, John Hughes, Eddie Cleland, Mike Schriver, Rick Gonzalas. Bottom Row: Dan Fitzpatrick, Van Hoppler, George Castelanos, Dave San¬ ders, Bill Lane, Frank Cavanaugh, Joe Smith, Mike Wol¬ ford, Tom Childs, D. Colvin goes in for six. E. Dave La Plante trys for that extra yard. F. Orange Glen offense. The Varsity Patriots of 76 Red, White and Blue Power Good Days—Bad Days After dropping their first four league games the Pats came back, not to lose their last three games. With a back field of Jim Colvin, David LaPlante, Tommy Childs and Mike Schryver, the Pats were strong enough to keep a game close offensively. Defense was strong with a line that always gave pressure and a secondary that was tough. With West, Childs, Eddins and Greenlee, the opponents never enjoyed throwing the ball. Going into league play the Pats were 1-1. After dropping their first game to rival Escondido, 28-6, the Pats continued to drop the next three to San Marcos, 28-41; Vista, 6-28; and Oceanside, 39-3. Then, after the burying of the ’’old spirit” the Pats buried San Pasqual, 37-17; tied Carlsbad 14-14; and took a tough Fallbrook team, 14-8, to end the best season in three years for the varsity squad. ifi-, I 54 A. The line holds for a Rick Disney- pass. B. Tomm-y Childs lets one go by as Jim Colvin looks on. C. Mike Schryver takes a p i t c h for a Patriot first. D. Danny West in deep trouble by San Marcos Knights. 55 Pats End Besf Season; Finish 3-5-1 56 A. Defense holds up on Escondido goal line. B. A look at the sideline. C. Tommy Childs gains yardage against San Marcos. D. Hudson hangs on to a Disney pass for ten yards. E. Ask Rick Disney what he thinks of late hits. F. Jim Colvin fights off a Mt. Carmel linebacker. 57 1976 Homecoming Court King Dan West Queen Pam Allen y ' S st 1976 Homecoming With Spirit and Color An air of excitement generated over the field on Homecoming night, accelerated by the 14-6 lead Orange Glen took at half-time over their opponent-the Carlsbad Lancers. And then the gun sounded the ending of the first half. The Award winning Patriot band marched onto the field play¬ ing a medley of songs that would have Uncle Sam tapping his toe to the beat of the music. Following the half-time show presented by the band, the crowning of this year ' s reiging Homecoming court. Freshmen first: Julie Groepper escorted by Jack Dominguez. Then the Sopho¬ more Prince and Princess, Alex Jauregui and Sherri Hutchings. And then John Ashworth and Margaret Gomes. Senior Prince and Princess Joe Smith and Linda Liesten, and finally this years King and Queen Dan West and Pam Allen. Special thanks must be given to this year ' s ASB for making this year ' s homecoming memorable. A. Pam Allen and Dan West under the arches. B. Joe Smith and Linda Liesten accept crowns. C. Pam Allen and Dan West: Homecoming King and Queen. D. Jr. Prince and Princess John Ashworth and Margaret Gomes E. Freshmen Prince and Princess Jack Dominguez and Julie Groepper. G. Crown barrers. H. Sophomore Prince and Princess Sherri Hutchings and Alex J aragui J. V. Gives Many Varsity Hopefuls A. J. V. Football Team: Front Row-Left to Right: John Maletich, Craig Boyens, Mark Lehberg, Dave Lawson, Mark Skomal, Dan Gonzales, Augie Gonzales, Ron Parker, Rich Lanning, Ray West. Second Row: Coach Jerry Fenton, Jack Plesko, Jim Cunning, Scott Paradse, Bruce Cruthers, Chris Corp, Steve Johnson, Ron Day, Kirk Betts, Mike Jannssen, Chris Hudson. Third Row: GregWoelke, Brian Kay, Steve Dunlap, Bill Davis, Tim Hutchings, Mike Fox, Steven Sequoi, Rich Medugno, Richard Carrillo, Jim O ' Donnell. Fourth Row: Curtis Osburn, Kevin Loewenberg, Ken Miller, Charlie Sutluff, Dave Pitman, Chuck Freeman, Bill Ellithorpe, Armando Soto, TimMessmer. Fifth Row: Mike Hatter, Brian Hutching, Steven Harrick, Tony Lopresti, Brett Rushing, David Davis, Dean Fugate, Ray Belardes, Ted Fenton, Don Hansow, Mike Moore. S2 ' i This year the Junior Varsity Foot¬ ball team closed their season with a total win-loss record of 4-5. Under the guidance of Coaches Jerry Fenton and Paul Moyneur, the team managed to have the second leading offense in the league with 162 points and 2,498 total yards. The offense was lead by yard-gaining running backs, Ron Day, Mark Skomol, Rick banning and David Lawson. Quar¬ ter-Back Ron Parker did a fine job behind the protection of lineman Chris Hudson and Scott Paradise. The defense did not put in as good a showing as the offense, but they did do a fine job in stopping San Marcos, Carlsbad and Fallbrook in league games, and Point Loma in a practice game. The main wall of the defense was made up of Dan Gonzalez, Brett Rushing, John Maletich, Keith Breazeale and Mike Hatter. This defense was young and next year has hopes of a better record. A. J. V. Football Team B. Skomol outruns Mt. C armel defender. C. Sutluff reaches higher for reception. E. Lawson unleashes deep for a Pat gain. F. A fumble! No loss, no hurt. D. Lawson tosses for a first. Frosh Keep Pace — Finish at 5-4-0 Orange Glen ' s frosh started slowly with an off and on record. Then after a two- game losing streak, they met the San Pasqual Golden Eagles. The Patriots domi¬ nated the game with a 20-6 win. From the beginning the Freshmen were plagued by tough breaks when one of the starting linemen moved away and Doug Disney was put out for the season with a leg injury. However, the Patriots made it through the season with a strong offensive line led by Greg West and Jack Domin¬ guez, followed by receivers Joe Early and Wayne Hay. The team also profited by some great plays by Bob Alto, Dan Perkins and Jack Lane. The Frosh look for¬ ward to a great year in 77 . A. First Row L-R: Gerry Ellsworth, Dan Cully, Jack Lane, Joe Lopresti, Dan McCann, Richard Gallegos, Joe Early, Greg West, Dacid Jansen, Jim Strange, Darwin Apadi. Second Row: Coach Ferrera, Tim Cunning, Jasen Boyens, Daryl Hall, Bob LaPlante, Chris Earls, Brian McGowan, Don Cully, Eddie Aguilar, Pat Moyneur, TonyTeets, Wayne Hay, Coach Disney. Third Row: Gary Fries, John Lathen, Greg McCann, Joe Valentine, Robert Alto, Robbie Betts, Barry Bennett, Mark Plesko, Mike Askins, Bill Ensley, Craig Pulido, John Sowers, Fourth Row: Jesus Nevarez, Darren Barber, Chuck Swanson, Mark Sievers, Jack Dominguez, Chris Fonseca, Don Johnson, Matt Gor man, Wes Marshburn, Brian Kowalski, Doug Disney, Last Row: Jeff Kesmer, Dave Mason, John Dunagan, Mike Moore, Dan Perkins, Tom Rowen, Randy Yadon, Ron Bowman, Rick Aguilar, Scott Skomal. A. Freshmen team B. OG Fresh¬ man defense C. Alto runs a punt. D. PAT Freshmen stick a Lancer for a short gain. E. PAT receiver alone and open. 65 Varsity Shows Some Class The Varsity Basketball Team did not break any winning records this year but their efforts showed the Pats great spirit. There were several major wins in the season. In a very exciting game the Patriots downed San Marcos 58-45. The team also had a well-deserved victory over Carlsbad in which they won 48-45. Team captain Denny Price led the Patriots with his shooting ability. He was aided by Terry Thomas who was the leading scorer. John Ashworth and Joe Smith also did their share of scoring while Nestor Valenzuela did some good defensive work. Coach Merrill did a fine job with a smaller than-average squad. A. The Torch Ham of the year award goes to John Ashworth. B. Front Row, Left to Right, Steve Karges, Gary Olvaney, John Ashworth, Mark Sherman, Mike Rutledge. Back Row, Left to Right, Coach Brad Merril, Nestor Valenzuela, Terry Thomas, Denny Price, Joe Smith, Mike Mikulice. Not Pic- tured-Jeff Robertson, Steve Shalley (manager). C. Terry Thomas shoots for 2 as Denny Price looks on. D. Denny Price goes in for a Lay-up against Kearny. E. John Ashworth drives hard against The Cougars. F. That ' s the name of the game 67 I Patriots Practice Hard, Play Hard A. Joe Smith shows off his shooting ability to the photographer. B. The Cougars are stunned by John Ashworth ' s speed as he drives in for a lay-up. C. Denny Price shoots over his man while Terry Thomas and Nestor Valenzuela go in for the rebound. D. lomToomer, Rick Nordhauson, Rick Stubbs and Ron Parker go up in a team effort for a rebound. E. A determined Steve McSpadden starts a fast break. F. Jim Box taking jump shot over opponent. 68 JV s Never Let Up The J. V. Basketball Team, under the supervision of Coach Clinger, played well this year. The team showed some of their talent in a game against Oceanside in which they won 68-49. Jim Box, Denny More, Rick Nordhausen, Rich Stubbs, Tom Toomer, Steve McSpadden and Kirk Betts, along with the rest of the team, did their best to try to make this a winning season. 69 D. The pressure is too much for an opponent as Rich Stubbs hooks one in and E. Richard Nordhausen fights for the ball. Kirk Betts (Standing) comes to his aid. F. Front Row, Left to Right: Danny More, Ron Parker, Tom Toomer, Charlie Sutliff, Steve McSpadden, and Randy Senfield (manager). Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Clinger, Kirk Betts, Chris Cord, Richard Nordhausen, Joe Geilezyk, Jim Box, Rich Stubbs. 70 MuSariook iS ' ■ ' ° ' Agee-Mgr. , B. Norbert Miller Banks in 2 pts! as (Tl) Se More ' ' and‘(44) Bob Fighting Frosh Have Good Year The Frosh basketball team had a winning season this year under the supervision of Coach Bill Wetzell. The team swept by Escondido twice. They also had important wins over Washington of Vista, 51-35. Valuable players were Pat Moyneur, Rob Murray, Norbert Miller, Mike Moore, and Dave Wilkinson. The whole team put forth an ex¬ ceptional amount of effort to make this a good season. i 71 Varsity Nine Strives for Improvement After a slow start early in the season, the varsity baseball team picked itself up by shutting out Ramona in a 12-0 win. The team this year depended largely on its pitch¬ ing staff for a good season. Dale Rathburn, a senior, and juniors Bill Sommer and Dana Wafford provided a very strong pitching ro¬ tation, The hitting power this year came mainly from seniors Dan West, Paul Eddins and junior Craig Rabner. A. Top Row L-R: Bill Sommer, John Fitzpatrick, Dennis Kravitz, Dan West, Dale Rathburn, Paul Eddins, Nestor Valenzuela, Bob Greenlee, Coach Bud Serviolo. Bottom Row L-R: Dan Moczamey, Steve McSpadden, Ray Hieronymus, Craig Rabner, Jim Pugh, Dana Wafford. B. Top Row L-R: Monica Guest, Janette Serviolo, Leslie Ellsworth. Middle Row: Vicky Woodruff, Karl Diller. First Row: Colleen Rowen, Donna Morassco. C. Dan Moczamey hits a grounder. D. Dana Wafford winds up. E. Dana Wafford. F. Ray Heironymus checks his swing. G. John Fitzpatrick lays down a bunt. 72 JV and Frosh Top Last Years Teams The JV Baseball team has improved significantly over last year’s. Some of the reasons for their success were pitchers David Lawson and Albert Snow. The best hitting came from David Lawson, Larry San¬ ford, Joe Danna, Jim Ferrin, and Bobby Lemus. The Freshman baseball team started their season the wrong way by losing two of their first three games. But the mighty frosh never gave up through-out the sea¬ son. Greg West did a fine job pitching, and also came through with a strong batting average for the patriots. Also strong bat swings for the freshmen were Joe Val¬ entine and Mike Book. Coaching the first year men was Mark Karges and his assistant Dickie Britian, who is a 1968 graduate of Orange Glen. The Pats started the season slowly because of a lack of a well-rounded catching ro¬ tation. Larry Sanfor d was brought down from the var¬ sity to catch and proved to be very helpful. Help also came from Don Reiker and Mike Rutledge. V 74 A. Daryl Lantz practices his fielding. B. Frosh Baseball team; Left to Right: Front Row: Greg Lopez, Brian Rowland, Mike Sidders, Daryl Lantz, Gary Bennit, Ghris Earls. Middle Row: Coach Karges, Jesus Nevarez, Greg West, Joe Valentine, Kevin Magoon. Bottom Row: Wes Marshbum, Bill Ensley, Mike Book, Jeff Ossana, Gary Fries. C. JV Base¬ ball Team; Left to Right: Top Row: Paul Moyneur, Craig Woods, Bobby Lemys, Jim Ferrin, Don Reiker, Mike Rutledge, Albert Snow, Larry Sanford, Joe Danna. Bottom Row: Manager Rich Wilkie, Tom Grovom, Jim Morgan, David Lawson, Jim Pendue, Ron Parker, Mike Gomez, Ralph Linder, David Larios, Manager Rich Hillard. Not Pictured: Mike Jones, Stats: Beth Deis, Keith Brandt. D. Craig Rabner slides into third for a safe call. E. Albert Snow starts his swing, What style. F. David Lawson winds up for his famous fast ball. 75 Netters Go for It! The varsity tennis team started off on top this year after being rated Number One by ’Prep Athlete’ maga¬ zine. Under the top-notch supervision of Coach Dave Parker, the team showed its stuff by sweeping past Es¬ condido 21 -7 in their first pre-league match. The Pats then hosted a Pa¬ triot invitational tournament and stomped all opponents with no scores under 20 points. The Pats are un¬ matched in the league in singles with Don Webber and Kai Lodel leading the pack A. Mark Skomal shows how its done with that two-handed backhand. B. They don ' t call Kai Loedel 1 for nothing. C. Varsity Tennis Team - Top Row, Left to Right: Mike Franklin, Mark Skomal, Don Webber, Kai Loedel. Bottom Row, L to R: Clay Beauchamp, Mark Lehberg, Steve Beauchamp. Not Shown-Dan Maguire and Coach Dave Parker. D. JV Tennis Tearn L to R: Coach Larry Rau, Dave Eaton, Kevin Brown, Bruce Welch, John Stehl, Mark McCord, Ray Sneary, Dave Norman, Bottom Row: Tony Beauchamp, John Cameron, Scott Orahood. Not Shown: Steve Coat and Larry Shoebridge. E. Mike Franklin smashes a forehand a- gainst San Marcos opponent. F. Steve Beauchamp gets ready for a fore¬ hand shot. G. Clay Beauchamp demonstrates his forehand lob. H. Don Webber shows us why he ' s one of the best singles players around. I. Mark Lehberg tries out his backhand put away. J. Coach Parker. and Dan Maguire and Steve Beauchamp pulling in those extra needed points. This year the team has the depth that they lacked last year. One of the reasons for this depth was the doubles. The teams of Mark Lehberg and Mark Skomal and of Clay Beauchamp and transfer- Mike Franklin added the power that was needed to pull in the Avo-League championship. 76 Swimming: Keep on ‘Stroking The Patriot Swim Team has high hopes for the 1976 season. Led by senior Ron Cole¬ man, Junior Kevin Bodwell and sophomore Tom Whitworth look to break many records. Bill Rutledge again returns to coach the mighty Patriots. I 78 A. Ron C oleman comes up for air. B. The Team Members: KevinBodwell, Scott Bullette, Ron Coleman, Bruce Kingsbury, James Lepanto, Andy Morrow, Roger Nyimski, David Petterson, Robert Stettler, Tracy Strahl, Eric Savage, Mike Vieyra, Tom Whitworth, Loyde White, Brad Streeter, Tom McAndres, Bill Bright, Perry Armor, Jerry Brookshire, Bill Davidson, Ron Foley, Danny Krause, Steve Freeman, Jim Glennie, Don Roth, Robert Soqui, Dean Kufchak, Glen Roberts, Glen Thomas. C. Tom Whitworth shows his ability. D, Danny Krause practices his quick starts. E. Tom Whitworth and Kevin Bodwell (4) show their form coming off the blocks. F, Kevin Bodwell comes in for the finish. G. Ron Coleman Checks his time with coach Bill Rutledge. 79 Water Polo Goes GIF: Third Straight The 1975 Water Polo team went to GIF for the third straight year. Under the supervision of coach Bill Rutledge the team placed third in the Avocado League. The outstanding efforts of Kai Loedel, Phil Wyman and Roger Nyinski were in¬ strumental in their victo¬ ries against San Pasqual and Oceanside. The team also defeated Escondido twice. Kai Loedel was named most valuable and was also picked for the All- Avocado League second team as was Phil Wyman. Tracy Strohl was most im¬ proved. The team’s over¬ all record was 12-14. A. Seniors Brandon Glimpse, Phil Wyman, David Barker, Chuck Woolstenhume. mm rMvJrd. - t ■ f 80 B. Front, (R-L) T. Whitworth, G. Glimpse, K. Loedel, R. Nijunski. E. Sauage, D. Baker, C. Woolstenhulme, M. Vieyra. Second Row, D. King, M. Sidders, L. White, S. Bullette, J. Herron, D. Petterson, B. Kingsbury, J. Whitworth, R. Stettler, T. Hurtin. Third Row, R. Ward, D. Roth, K. Rice, D. Kufchak, T. Thomas, K, Donovin, Not Pictmed-R. Coleman. C. David Peterson makes a steal against Fallbrook D. Patriots lined up for start of game, E. Bodwell starting a fast-break. 1 A 81 w Soccer Teams Have Outstanding Year Varsity and J. V. Soccer sus¬ tained another winning sea¬ son with a large turnout of both new and old players. They blasted their way into their third season of league play. OG won all six non¬ league games. Varsity downed Escondido, 4- 1, but lost to Fallbrook in a critical game. However a turn-about occurred when they defeated San Pasqual 5- 0 and Vista 5-1. Junior Varsity suffered a crucial loss to injury of players Mike Bush (halfback) and Roger Bowman (goalie). Some of the outstanding games were wins over Vista 3-1, Fallbrook 1-0, and Valhalla, 3-1. Outstanding players for Varsity were Tim Lopez, Mark Hanson, Jan Holmgren- exchange student from Sweden, Tim Lopez and ex¬ change student from Brazil- Palo Fahel. Outstanding players for J.V. included Dan Christen, Pat Lausen, Mike Moore and Mike Bonds. Both Varsity Coach Allen Lambert and J.V. Coach Joe Farias are looking forward to next season with many returning players. A. Tim Lopez manuevers around oppo¬ nent. B. Palo Fahel kicks his way out of a crowd. C. Mike Moore and Dan Christen race toward goal. D. Exchange students Palo Fahel and Jan Holgren exercise their team work. VARSITY OVERALL RECORD: 15-5 :V RECORD: 15-7-1 82 I E. Top Row; L-R (Statisticians): Jean Cootware, Karen Davis, (Players): Tim Murphy, Mike Moore, Jeff Messmer, Dan Conners, Jeff Moore, Rick Talcott. Middle Row; Mr. Farias, Mike Mitchell, Dana Virgin, Tony Grebisz, Winslow Art, Dan Gonzalez, Pat Lawson, Don Christen, Eddie Anderson. Bottom Row: Mike Sands, Bill Lungren, Jim Herron, Mike Bidders, Roger Bowman, Larry Gorson, Pat Reynolds, Leo Dalatore, Greg Bidders. F. Back Row: Coach Alan Lambert, Stephen Coate, Mike Murray, Tim Lopez, Dan Moczorny, Charles Fleuret, Jerry Moody, Jim Rodolph, Jan Holmgren, Ted Gerhart, KenArendse, Mark Hansen, and Paulo Fahel. Front Row: (Statisticians): Laurie Nelson, Keri Diller, Dan Anderson, Jim Pugh, Ika Stosic, Curtis Salisbury, David Fain, Keith Workman, Tom Darton, JeffUrry, Tom Phillips. 83 Varsity Returnees Lead Pat Golfers . . . A. 1976 Patriot Golf Team. Top Row L. - R. Coach Tom Bice, Paul Krupenus, Don Bedford, Nick Ferro, Dan Moore, Jack Collier, John Ashworth. Bottom Row L. - R. PatLawson, JimPuerner, Chris Workman, Doug Minshell, and Tom Brown. The Patriot Varsity Golf Team led by seven returning players are headed for the title. Guided by John Ashworth, Nick Ferro, Jack Collier and Don Bedford, along Coach Bice and the rest of the team, the Pats look for¬ ward to a great season. B. Nick Ferro drives off the first tee. C. John Ashworth hits a bad shot. For J. V. golf team turn to pages 202 and 203. 84 Pats Share AVO League Title The OG Wrestling Team en¬ joyed a winning season with a 15-5 record. Considered by many to be a long shot for the league title, the Patriots, coached by Mark Karges, surprised the rest of the league by sharing a co-championship with San Pasqual. Some high points in the season were wins against Carlsbad, Ocean- side, and previously unde¬ feated San Pasqual. Midway through the season, the Pats were upset by Vista 26-28 for their only league loss. Notable wrestlers were co¬ captains Tom Childs and Don Cook. Childs was GIF Champ in his division with a 37-1 record. Cook did very well with a 34-4 rec¬ ord. A, The referee watches as Carlos Cosio pins his man. B. Don Cook pins a Valhala wrestler. C-Page 86 C. (On page 85) Varsity wrestling team. Bottom Row L to R - Carlos Cosio, Cecil Cornette, Carl Kelly, Keith Criggs, Charles Fisher, Bruce Welch, Tom Childs. Top Row, L to R. Mike Hopkins, Don Cook, Jim Colvin, Coach Mark Karges, Jim Smith, George Castellanos, Jeff Mitchell. D. Tom Childs defeating a Poway opponent. E. Kevin Groepper (On Top) wrestles his man down. F. Cecil Cornette holding up his man. G. Don Hansow ties up his opponent. 86 JV Wrestlers Undefeated Coach Karges undefeated JV Wres¬ tling Team ended the season in first place in the Avocado League and al¬ so placed fifth in Monte Vista tourna¬ ment out of 17 schools. Later, they proceeded to take a sec¬ ond in the Avocado League Tourna¬ ment in which Armando Soto, Jim Cunning, Chris Hudson, Jim Larza- lere and Mike Janssen all placed fourth. Bill Bagby and Mike Kelly placed third. Doug Turner and Jim Winkle placed second and Jack Lane and Don Hansow wrapped it up for the ' ' matters” with first places. A. Top Row: Coach Karges, Tony Lo Presti, Don Hansow, Chris Hudson, Jim Cunning, Jesse Leon. Bottom Row: Jim Larzalere, Doug Turner, Bill Bagby, Mike Kelly, Tom Cruz, Mike Janssen and Craig Allen. B. The referee watches as Jim Winkle pins his man. C. Coach Kargas discus¬ sing matters with referee. 87 Frosh Grapplers Show Spirit The freshman wrestling team enjoyed a superb, un¬ defeated Avocado League season, losing only three matches over all. Led by assistant coaches Huyck, Fogerty, and last year ' s Mighty Mite, Ed Dilbeck. A. Mark Martin about to pin oppo¬ nent. B. Jack Lane on top of foe. C, Team picture-Back Row, L to R: Jack Lane, Jack Dominguez, Dan Perkins, Coach Huyck, Coach Dilbeck, Coach Fogerty, Chris Fonseca, Craig Pulido, Joe LoPresti, Greg Edleman. Front Row, L to R: Mark Bagby, Alex Garleb, Gerry Ellswoth, Paul Cloutier, Lane Badger, Rene Dodson, Jorge Santiago, Mike Kelley, Bill Grayson. B 88 I I Cross Country — Young, Strong and Good A. Varsity Team-L to R: Alex Jauregui, Bob Gates, Tim Lopez, Ernie Ontiveros, Tracy Chapman, Jeff Hutchings, Ray Sneary, Scott Bradley, Barclay Davidson, Mike Bush, MarkFavela and Duane Chapman. B. Top Four Runners-L to R: Jeff Hutchings, Tracy Chapman, Tim Lopez and Alex Jauregui. C, Mark Favela goes on pushing it to the finish line. r J. V. Looks Good; Beaten But Onee A. J. V. team L-R: Bill Lungren, Jim Murphy, Dirk Livingston, Don Davidson, Barbara Geringer, David Moon, Greg Guerrero, Felix Reya, David Meeks, Jack Hightower. B. Scott Bradly comes in for a first. C. Top six J. V. runners: L-R, Barb Geringer, Greg Gerrero, David Moon, Felix Raya, Bruce Meeks, Jack Hightower. 90 This year’s Cross Country was the best in quite a while with a strong team placing third in league competition. Their consistency was surprising with such young runners as Alex Jauregui and Duane Champman, but the strong part of the team centered around runners Tim Lopez, Tracy Champman and Jeff Hutchings. Twenty-one of the 24 runners will be re¬ turning. For the first time at Orange Glen a girl has re- D. Barb Geringer, first girl to receive a boy ' s sport letter. E. On the line for the start of a race. F. Coach Paul Turner. r Standouts Lead Pat Trackmen Standout performers are, holding together this year ' s Patriot Track team. Often jumping over 11 feet, Ted Fenton and Steve Johnson lead the Pat pole vaulters. Bill Augustus is superior in his event, the shot put. Running the 100 and 220- yard dashes Randy Divis leads all sprinters. A. Jim Box clears 5 feet, 10 inches in the high jump. B. Randy Divis and Rick Banning breeze down the track in the lOO-yard dash against San Dieguito. C. Steve Rodgers throws the discus as Greg Woelke looks on. 92 Relay Teams Look Good ■ A A. Dave Parada hands the baton to Randy Divis in the varsity 440-yard relay. B. Whitney Craig and Lee Mathews get set to take off out of the starting blocks in the J.V. lOO- 93 r Moore Leads Frosh Sprinters A. Richard Carrillo goes over the high hurdles in a recent practice. B. Mike Moore dashes out of the blocks as Coach Jerry Ferrera looks on. C. Dee Davis puts the shot at a recent workout. Mike Moore, with outstanding performances in the 100-and 220-yard sprints, leads the Patriot Frosh track team. Slow out of the blocks, but fast when it counts, Mike is doing a great job for young Pats. 94 6AA Si ' Learning, striving, competing. All a part of growing up. . GirVs Volleyball Team Makes CIF Orange Glen ' s girls volley¬ ball team took first place in its pre-season games and the all league volleyball tournament. Though the team lost to Crawford, 15- 10, in CIF, it made 2nd place in the Avocado League. The overall league record was 5-2. The following team members were honored by their team¬ mates for their playing abili¬ ties: Sherry Christian, girl of the sport; Lori Becker, most improved player; and Margo Cline, most inspira¬ tional. A. Varsity Team: Top Row, Lett to Right, Nancy Shields, Coach, Barbara Johnston, Joyce Nelson, Margo Cline, Sherry Christian, Tina Tapia, manager. Bottom Row, Janet Wynn, Jo Anne Nelson, Cindy Liebmann, Lora Hardie and Lori Becker. B. Varsity Team: John Bree, Coach; Victoria Diez, 20; Stephanie Gilliland, 24; Joyce Youngquist; Jody Laverato; Debbie Ganske, 12; Karen Sharpe, 15; Karen Davis, 10; Carol Perez, 2; Terry Clark, 14; Elizabeth Lien, 25; C. Margo Cline attempts to spike the ball as team¬ mate Cindy Liebmann looks on in surprise. ' V 96 i 1 m — • f 1 fi ■ 1 97 I 1 ii Girls’ Swim Team, Tennis Team, Finish Strong A. A team member takes a (dive?) into the pool. B. The swimming team, Top Row, L to R: Kim Wetmore, Charlene Rathburn, Venus Jacobsen, Tammy Nordstrom. Third Row: Ann Upson, Beth Winkle, Joni Standerfer, Terri Middleton, Cherry Robinson, Judy McDonald, Judy Darling, Laura Arena, Julie Standal, Patty Robinson, Melanie King, Coach McKee. Second Row: Julie Bernsen, Kathy Mayhew, Renee Strahl, Tammy Henry, Laurie Nelson. First Row: Lynne Baker, Tammy Hook, Linda Leisten, Jean Harris, Leslie Hook. C. The tennis team, Top Row, L to R: Coach Rau, Jan Rudolph, Linda Tatman, Karen Lockridge, Melanie Thomas. Second Row; Nancy Reynalds, Pam Cully, Wendy Ransford, Stacy Wright, Mary Lynn Lehberg. D. Wendy Ransford, Mary Lynn Lehberg and Jan Rudolph look over their tennis schedule after a hard game. 98 The girls swim team came in fourth in league finals. Ann Upson was voted the most improved swimmer, Linda Leisten, the most enthusiastic, and the girl of the sport was Lynne Baker. The team ' s captains were Tammy Hook and Linda Leisten. At GIF, Varsity went with Lynne Baker, Linda Leisten, Tammy Hook, and Pat Robinson in the freestyle relay. All of the girls participated in raising money for an O.G. swimming pool. They did things such as having a beach party, a marathon swim and a hustle party . Although experiencing a losing season the year of its inception, the girls ' JV tennis team fin¬ ished strong. Led by freshman Mary Lynn Leh- berg, the teamfought high-ranked Fallbrook to a tie match. The last game of the season, the Pats beat rival San Pasqual on their own courts. Jan Rudolph was voted Most Improved Player while Mary Lynn Lehberg was voted Girl of the Sport. 99 Gymnasts Leap Ahead The Orange Glen g 3 minastics team worked to achieve a winning combination after practicing about seven hours a week into the evening and outside activities to raise money for better and more equipment. All the practice seemed to pay off after their victory over San Marcos in the first meet of the season. A. Teresa Domingues gracefully leaps on the balance beam, B. Judy Darling successfully completes a back walkover. C. Juile Neilson accomplishes a perfect back hand¬ spring, D. Heidi Overman shows good form on parallel bars. F. Carol Bade poses while doing the splits on the balance beam. 100 D. Top Row: Pat Bynum, Coach, Pheboe Cilestio, mgr, Becky Weeda, Tammy Nordstrum, Judy Darling, Diane Veign, Jean McKee, Coach. Middle Row: Sandy Holt, Deann Cornwall, Deanna Messerschmidt, Juile Nielson, Dana Lesperance, Sherri Sutton, Juile Morris, Stacie Dapper, Laiuie Bell, Kelly Schuble. Bottom Row: Kathy Murphy, Juile Cropper, Heidi Overman, Roseann Anibaldi, Janine Bordeaux, Annette Shoemaker, Carol Bade, Barb Block, Shawn Hernandez, Kathy Tanner, Teresa Dominguez, 101 i r O.G. GAA Field Hockey- Fast and Exciting A. Wendy Wilkes powers it on in field hockey B. Where ' s the ball they wonder, as the game becomes tense, and each team is competition against another school. trying to defeat the other. C. The girls on varsity field hockey are From Lett to Right, Bottom Row: Karen Mace, Cindy Liebman, Chester Westerlund, Nancy White, Sheri Osterhout, and Tina Tapia. Top Row, Left to Right: Karen Buskirk, Lisa Cooper, Janis Brown, Windy Wilkes, Doreen Dykstra, Heidi Stoeger and Carol Perez. The coaches are Mrs. Nichols and Ms. Gola. 102 D. The girls onJ.V. are from Left to Right, Bottom Row: Beky Weeda, Rose Ortiz, Diane Veign, Janice Schneider, Beth Winkle, Michele Doyle, and Kim Daub. Top Row: Paul? B ' kirk, Francine Larzalere, Lindsey Gross, Jan Rudolph, Jeannee Davidson, Cheryl Ganser and Kelly Hayes. The coaches are Mrs. Nichols and Ms. Gola. E. Wendy Wilkes blocks opponents shot attempt. Field hockey is a very exciting and challenging sport. The Orange Glen girls ' field hockey teams play ten games, five league and hve non-league. This sport re¬ sembles ice hockey, except it is not played on ice but on a rectang¬ ular field. There are eleven people on each team. The object of the game is to hit the small, hard, rubber ball into the opponent ' s four-foot wide goal cage. Field hockey isn ' t a very high-scoring game. They usually make about 0-3 goals in a game. The captain for the varsity team is Chester Westerlund, while the co- captain is Nancy White. On the j.v. team they rotate captains for each game. The two coaches are Jackie Nichols and Lynn Gola. The girls hope that Mrs. Nichols and Ms. Gola will coach together again next year. 103 r Cooperation Displayed in Softball A. Gayle Clanton returns to 3rd base safely. B. The girls on the Varsity Soft- ball team are from Left to Right: Top Row: Barb Geringer, Debbie Watson, Kelly Parada, Charlene Rathburn, April Peterson. Mid-Row: Barb Imgrund, Gayle Clanton, Julie Thweatt, Tammy Nordstrom, Janet Wyrm. Bottom-Row: Sue Edwards, Lin Majors, Patti LaPlante, Olga Hernandez, Lori Becker. C. The girls on the J.V. team are from Left to Right: Top-Row: Chris Vinson, Terri Stoural, Mindy Crouch, Debbie Reiches. Mid-Row: Julie Clodt, Debbie Winger, Debbie Ganske, Danette Hansow. Bottom Row: Carol Bettys, Sue Shultz, Suzanne Lahr, Debi Weber, Alana Gabriella. D. Olga Hernandez is running to 3rd base from a hit made by Gayle Clanton. 104 The Orange Glen girls ' softball team consists of 13 players on J. V. and 15 p layers on Varsity. Although our season did not indi¬ cate a very strong team, we played some very close and exciting games, said Coach Maloney. The girls confidence, spirit, good sportsmanship, and most of all, their love for the game continues to keep this sport together in both mental and physical attitudes and outlooks. The two people who handled the coaching for J. V. and Varsity were Mr. Georgia and Ms. Maloney. For Varsity defensively, the strongest and most consistent player was third baseman Olga Hernandez; and offen¬ sively, the big stick at the plate was Lori Becker, batting .667 at mid¬ season. j i 105 Girls Basketball Shows Promise The Varsity basketball pro¬ gram is under the super¬ vision of Nancy Shields. The girls suffered an early season loss against Ocean- side but coach Shields feels that they are a strong and promising team. There are fourteen players on the girls J.V. basketball team. This is the first year the J.V. has had a coach of their own. Mr. Bree, the coach, says, 1 believe that our team has alot of poten¬ tial, and it ' s one of the Best I ' ve ever had. 106 A. Janet Wynn tries to make a big escape with the ball. B. JV Team picture, Left to Right: Ann Mason, Debbie Beck, Coach Bree, Sue Stuck, Kristy Tmnk, Bart Bright, Juile Thweat, Barb Robeen, Cherie Fischer, Karen Shard, Shelly Ferris, Vicki Kowalski. C. Stacy Pincock, jumps her highest as she reaches to overcome the ball. D. Varsity team picture. Left to Right: Olga Hernandez, Lin Majors, Coach Nancy Shields, Karen Lochridge, Lori Becker, April Peterson, Susie Edwarcfe, Sherry Christian, Janet Wynn, Stacy Pincock. E. Debbie Beck hustles to the Patriots ' basket to make another score. 107 i Girls Athletics Looking Good Volleyball, basketball gym¬ nastics, swimming, and field hockey high-light the year for the girl sports en¬ thusiast here at Orange Glen. The sports allow these girls to know the meaning of team work and competition, while it also allows the girls to have fun. A. Stacy Pincock picks up extra points on free throw line. B. Lori Becker slams the ball to opponent. C. Patti la Plante slides in for a safe at third base. D. Orange Glen volleyball players return a serve. E. Vinus Jacobson catches her breath before going on to win against opponent. F. Charlene Rathbxxrn performs the butterfly. 108 109 SETII0‘RS SLIDE ON A RAINBOW SLIDE ON A STAR, DRINK FROM THE SKI AS RAINDROPS FALL. GATHER UP SUN-BEAMS WALK BAREFOOT THROUGH SNOW AND LET THE RESTLESS WINDS BLOW; AND REMEMBER YOU ARE A PART OF A LARGE SOCIETY, BUT YOU CAN DARE TO BE DIFFERENT AND YET STILL BELONG. By Julie Frisino no Let us build upon generations Let us make the world over; Let us rise beyond expectations Let us make the world free. Let us be a new part of a place that ' s old Let us abound in Music and Love and Art; Let us never again be cold- towards one another. By Julie Frisino A. Frank Cavanaugh stops to flash a smile at the camera. B. Stacy Pincock takes a look around before heading for lunch. C. Jean McNutt finds a little quiet time to think. D. Tammy Hook finds extra time to study. E. Robin Reed takes a last look before heading for test. F. Some of the gang find new lookout during time at senior ditch day. G. Homecoming King and Queen Dan West and Pam Allen stop a moment for publicity photos. m Seniors Select Their Best A. Teachers-Stan Alstrum, Bonnie Wheeler; B. Flirts-Kathy Purdum, Dave Sanders; C. Best Dressed- Renee Sodi, Dan West; D. Physique- Doris Christolear, VanHoppler; E, F. Personality-Bev Elrod, Joe Smith; G. Most likely to Succeed- Matt Mayberry, Pat Kearney. 113 I Seniors, Bicycles and Yesterdays - , . ? Being a senior is like, having control of an old blue bicycle. You ve guided it along life s 5 trails and paths and into new areas of adventure. It ' s had its good times and its bad and it has many scratches and nicks to show both. And yet you kind of like it; it ' s all yours, some¬ thing that no one can take away. It shows 12 years of hard work and determination, to have finally reached the top - as far as you can possibly go being a child. j The years now will still go up hill, and there will be good and bad times but, none shared with such a multitude of friends and acquaintances or with the childlike image that you ' ve carried with you through your days of elementary school, junior high and high school. No more days to be spent walking down the long hall at each break, or through the rain on a cold day. None spent sneaking off for a hamburger at lunch. And none spent seeing friends and people to talk over the date you had last night or how your classes are going. Being a senior means being able to pass familiar places at school and see them in a new light. And being able to watch a football game with the enthusiasm of knowing most of the guys on team. Being a senior is a special chance to show off all you know, or have been taught down through your years. And finally being a senior means saying good-bye to friends that say they ' ll write when you leave for college but you know they never will. And saying good-bye to teachers that say to come back and see them but you know you never will. And then it means saying good-bye to a school you never thought you ' d miss. Dale Ackerman Danny Anderson James Aste Terry Beaman Jon Anderson Dennis Andreasen Mark Andreasen Roseann Anibaldi David Barker Kathy Belden T erryl Adams Brett Badger Bruce Baker Robert Baker T om Adams Bill Agustus Pamela Allen Clarence Beauchamp Donald Bedford Susan Bedford 115 Lawerence Bell Robynn Bender Dean Benner Bruce Best Barbara Bowring Keith Brant Kathy Brees Mary Lou Briggs Sima Brkich Andrea Boyens Paul Brown Rae Anne Broyles A. Denny Price trys explaining situation Robert Buchner Mark Burlington 116 Lavirie Burns Pam Bums Mark Carpinelli Sandra Carroll Robert Caterino Doris Christolear Margo Cline Tony Cloutier Scott Colbertson Ronald Coleman Jack Collier Michael Compton Dennis Condomitti Donald Cook Richard Cornette 117 The Shadows of Misty Yesterdays A. Ken Johnson and Steve Hudson stop to talk awhile between classes. John Crane Stephen Crews Joan Croft Laura Darrock Barclay Davidson Trina Davis Linda Day Debbie Deming 118 Lance Duncan Robin Duncan Carol Eade Peggy Early Richard Ebbs Paul Eddins Jeff Edwards Karen Ellis Beverly Elrod Gretchen Elrod Denise Elwart Grace Ensminger D anny F arrow Cheryl Fehrenbach Annette Furguson 119 Carri Fowler Dena Franklin Mike Franklin Mike Freiman Christopher French Julie Frisino Windy Gabriella Lisa Gardia Michelle Garrett Mark Gaxiola Richard Geiler Donna Gentry Terri Gerard Michael Gidding Cynthia Gillette Brandon Glimpse Martin Gollery Barbara Gomes David Gonzalez Linda Gonzalez Richard Gonzalez Sandy Grandon Debbie Granet Matthew Grant Robert Greenlee Richard Griffin Karen Griffith Mark Hansen Lora Hardie Keith Griggs Robert Gross Jeannie Hall 4 Jean Harris Tim Hart Michelle Hartley 123 I Janice Hartman Paul Haster Kathy Haynes Jay Helton Sue Hemme Tonya Henderson Fred Henry Olga Hernandez Ramiro Herrera Leon Hershman Marilyn Hesse John Hett Steve Hibler Trixie Hicken Laura Hilderbracht Rhonda Hix Ester Holdermen Tammy Hook Rosemarie Hopp Van Hoppler 124 And the Days Go on Lost in Time Rhett J ahelka Mary Jauregui Ann Johannes Don Johnson Ken J ohnson Joan Knight Scott Koch Brad Kochel Dennis Kravitz Robin Kroll DeAnna Lamb Linda Lamb Dori Lambi Bill Lane Rex Lane 126 David LaPlant Patty LaPlant Peter Laurentzious Debbie Learning Danny Learning Robert Lee Linda Leisten Kathy Liebmann Kathy Lindergren Holly Little Matt Mayberry Chris Mayfield Roger Mazura Diane McCain Marcia McDonald 127 128 We Are the Artists Yvonne McEntyre Brian McKinley Silvia McMullen Jean McNutt Steven Meagner Cheryl Mohler Jerry Moody Jon Meier Dan Moczamy Paula Turner stops to look for a friend on her way to class. Tim Morgan Steve Hudson, Judy Szepkouski, and Carol Kapusnick chat on Senior Lawn. Karen Morgan Sharon Moser Keven Murphy Micheal Murray Nelson Musgrave Cheryl Musket Joyce Nelson Chuck Nelson Sue Nordhausen Patricia O ' Donald 129 Ronald Pena Pam Perdue Andrea Perisho Janet Peters Barney Phillips Debbie Pruett Jimmy Pugh Kathy Purdum Dale Rathburn Diana Reutlinger Linda Robeen JejEf Robertson Jodi Rogers Brian Rollins Darla Romero 131 Friends Forever-to Memories Frank Sanderson John Sanford Donna Sands Robert Sawyer Ron Schexnayder Jules Schexnayder Janice Schneyder Cathy Schuster Daryl Seefelt Mark Sherman 132 Dan Fitzpatrick humors some friends on the senior lawn while the rest of the crowd gather for lunch. Carol Sidebottom Nona Sikes Sue Simpkins Janet Simmons Sara Skinner Jeff Smith Joe Smith Renea Sodi Conchita Soto Tom Stellema 133 Jackie Stockwell Cassy Stricklin Glenn Straup Jackie Strauss Charles Street Richard Tanner Tracy Taylor John Thomas Sue Thurk Diane Tierney Debbie Tilly Dan Trunk Kathy Tucker Paula Turner Rob Urry Nester Valenzuela Stella Vallejo 134 Larry Van Dusen Vicky Van Dnsen Sue Vaught Cecilia Vega Joe Veltri Kathy Waite Lynn Walden Lori Walker Carol Wallace Cathy Walls Teri Waters Danald Webber Jim Wennerstrom Mary Westerland Rhonda Williams Time to Laugh, to Cry, to Love Phil Wyman Joyce Youngquist Daniel Zuck Lowell Zilch Barbara Gukeisen Student Life ... A ctivities Explored ! The days were young and carefree. Spring was in the air. We studied under the sunshine. And laughed without a care. Those days have passed too quickly. And yet we realize The shadows of their passing. Have formed our very lives. Tamara L. Howard 137 I Students Recall Past With Fondness The gathering together at lunch-time to buy a slave, making plans for dress-up day, going to the assemblies or sending a Val-O-Gram to that special someone will be some of the activities that will remain special to us; not because we participated in these activities, but be¬ cause, through them, we can have our very own special memories of our high school days. The days slowly drift by us, but there isn ' t a day that goes by that we won ' t remember some special event or activities that we participated induring our high school days. I A. Joe Smith sits contemplating the day ' s schedule. B. Foreign Exchange students admire the scenery around the campus. C. Olga Hernandez and umpire both signal a touchdovm at the Girls Powder-Puff football game. D. The OrangeGlenNJROTCProgram stands at attention as greeted by commanding personnel. E. Tammi Henri and Van Hoppler talk briefly with friends before class begins. F. As the show goes on, the drama class gets deeply involved. 139 Learning: A Process of Creating Individuals Remember when we were sitting at desks longing to get out in the sun and the clean air. It seems that all we could think about was either the beach and surfing, or the snow and ski¬ ing, depending whether we were a winter or summer per¬ son. And yet, now that our high school days have ended, we will reminisce about sitting in the good old school rooms,” talking and yes, learning too. Although we may not have realized it then, this learning of new ideas and techniques helped to form us as separate individuals; ready to conquer any trouble we may have in our future lives ahead. A. Mrs. Jacques Humanities class enjoys a break from the daily routine, as guest speakers talk to the class. B. Anita Landis talks to friends while waiting for the day ' s assignments to be given. C. Enthusiasm was the catchy spirit, as students participated in the dress-up day dance at lunch time. 140 Juniors’ Horizon Comes Into View Acosta, Marcario Adams, Dennis Agee, Ina Albritton, Ricky Alexander, Jaclde Andreasen, Mary Anthony, Robyn Arena, John Arendse, Kenneth Arndt, Darla Ashworth, John Asmus, Donna Atilano, Marcella Badger, Ann Bagby, William Bates, Cynde Beckrtead, Richard Bee, James Bender, Mary Bennett, Danny Bentley, Tim Berry, Leslie Bett , Carol Blackwell, Karen Bland, Becky Blobe, Lisa Bloomfield, Sue Bodwell, Kevin 141 New Trends Affect Jrs. Becoming an upperclassman is a big step in the life of an stu¬ dent. Along with the traditional signs of growing up such as receivinga driver ' s license, taking history classes, and at¬ tending the prom, anew option was given to Juniors. Co-edu¬ cational volleyball, tennis, gymnastics, paddle-ball and even football were included in the regular curriculum. The pro¬ gram was ten weeks underway when Physical Education in¬ structor, Ms. Shields, made these comments: The co-ed program has proved very successful. The other teachers and I are looking for new ways to make the program even more attractive because it is very healthy for boys and girls to get along in a competitive way. I predict that within two or three years co-educational classes will be offered to all grades.” Sports was not the only area that took a change for the better. TheA.S.B. cabinet wrote a new Constitution to eliminate the massive congress which was ineffective in the past. IkaStosic, Brigid Moriarty, Sherry Christian, Tina Tapia and Patty Kuntz were five eleventh-graders who were elected senators Octo¬ ber 17. The job of these people was to make major decisions. Much was done by students and teachers to make a fullfilling Junior year for many. Boe, Julie BoisYert, Robert Borer, Katherine Boston, Ken Boyce, Donna Boyd, Rhonda Boyens, Craig Bracken, Yvonne Bradley, Scott Brady, Lori Brady, Lori Breazeale, Dale Bright, Bill Brockett, Ron Brogna, Donna Brown, Douglas Brown, Janice Brown, Mike Brown, Thomas Bryan, Gordon Buchner, Linda Buechlein, Micheal Bullette, Jeffery Burgos, Yolanda Burke, Donna Burnor, Beverly Burnworth, Todd Calkins, Joyce 142 A. Fourth and fifth period lunches took place between 11 and 12:30 daily. Heidi Roberts and Carol Rossi, pic¬ tured here from left to right, enjoy snacking with their friends and chat- ting about Orange Glen ' s activities. Cameron, Cathy Campbell, Russell Carli, Marilyn Carmicheal, Pat Carpender, David Carpenter, Rick Carroll, Kenneth Carter, Norma Cass, Jeff Caughey, Robert Cervantes, Francisco Chace, Alan Chapman, Tracy Christian, Sherry Christian, Valerie Clancy, Mike Clark, Becky Cleland, Eddie Cleveland, Susan Cloonan, Colleen B. Margaret Gomes and JohnAshworth, Junior Homecoming representatives, take time out from their heavy sche¬ dules to converse. 143 I [ I Class of 77 ; Pals A. Julie Boe finds Craig Rabners ' company enjoyable and humorous. B. David Fain talks to friend. C. Tam¬ my Henry and Van Hoppler take time to sit and talk. A Cloud, Laura Coate, Stephen Collett, Keith Colvin, James Combs, Michael Cooper, Lisa Cootware, Jean Cornette, Cecil Cory, Mary Cosio, Carlos Couch, Curtis Cowan, Michael Cox, Jamie Creed, Lisa Crews, Barbara Crews, Nikki Crocker, Judine Croft, Susan Crofton, Mark Crosby, Cathy Cru 2 , Agnes Cruz, Andrea Culley, Bruce Cunning, James Curtis, Katherine Damelio, Jami Daniel, David Darrock, Teri MS 144 Darton, Thomas Daub, Kris Davis, Karen Davidson, Donald Decker, Terri DeLange, David DeLuca, Vincent Dempton, Shelly Diaz, Yolanda Dibble, Dianna Dicks, Mathew Dill, Shand Donovan, Gary Drielsma, Nanci Drinkward, Sheri Duncan, Julie E ykstra, Doreen Early, Peggy Eaton, David Ellithorpe, William Ellsworth, Leslie Elrod, Missy Emerson, Jodi Engrav, Scott Erickson, Richard Esparza, Lori Estep, Ken Etheridge, Roy Evans, Kady Evans, Leonet Ewaschuk, Chuck 145 J Juniors—Talkative Bunch A. The group gathers at lunch to dis¬ cuss and observe fellow students. Fahel, Paulo Fain, David Fain, Rebecca Farrar, Michael Farrow, Cynthia Favela, Margarito Faverty, Ellen Ferrin, James Ferris, Lori Fitzpatrick, John Fleuret, Charles Flynn, Patricia Franciscus, Rick Freeman, Floyd Freiman, Steve Galyean, Gayle Gates, Robert George, Kendall Gerhart, Ted Geringer, Barbara Gielczyk, Joseph Gilliland, Marcie Gilliland, Stephanie Godwin, Jeanne Gomes, Margaret Gonsalves, Alexis Gonzalez, Joe Graf, Michael 146 Green, Geoffrey Grissom, George Groepper, Kevin Gross, Bryan Guerrero, Greg Guest, Monica Gukeisen, Barbara Hagloch, Lauri Haight, Terri Hall, Karen Harder, Gheryl Hardie, Don Harper, Kathy Hathaway, Kathy Hatter, Karen Havens, Jill Hawkins, JoEllen Hayes, Kelly Henry, Tammy Hernandez, Shawn Herrera, Ralph Hicken, Beverly Hieronymus, Ray Higgens, Mike Hill, Michael Hilliard, Richard Hix, Danette Holden, Beckie Holt, David Holt, Julie Hoogervorst, Richard Hotchkiss, Glenn Hummel, Ghris Hutchins, Brian Hutchings, Jeffery Imgrund, Barbara Ingeholm, Robert Irvine, Grystal Jackson, Dennis Jacobsen, Venlus Jahelka, Dirk Jensen, Don Johnson, Randall Jones, Barry Jones, Gerald Jones, Rory Joy, Karen Kapusnik, Garol Kastner, Gynthia Keane, Kevin Kelley, Garl Kemp, Rhonda Kenyon, Kevin Kingsbury, Bruce Konyn, John Krause, Jeff 147 Future Seniors Plan Days to Come Kuntz, Patty LaCarte, Peter LaChappa, John Lafica, Orlando LaFrance, Jon Lalir, Laura LaMont, Gloria Landfear, Ellen Panning, Richard Lantis, Steven Larson, Royce LaVine, Jennie Lavorato, Jodi Le, True LeBlanc, Sharon Lehberg, Michael Leonard, William L ' Esperance, Patty L ' Esperance, Lisa Lewis, Teri Lien, Elizabeth Lindley, Richard Loedel, Kai Longacre, Vivian Looney, Teresa Lopez, Ronnie Lowrance, Carlynne Lowry, Michael 148 A. Debbie Pevey and Brigid Moriarty stroll th r o ug h lunch area. B. Guys gather to tell tall tales. Lueken, James Lungren, Robert Mace, Karen Macphee, Debra Mahoney, Bill Mancino, Dale Manley, David Mann, Dick Mansin, Alan Marler, Kevin Martinez, Tony Maschka, Stella Mason, Darla Mast, Ednajo Matarazzo, Brenda McAndrews, Tom McArdle, Rory McCormick, Kevin McCullough, Mark McEntyre, Kathy McFalls, George McGee, Dean McMahon, Stephen McMann, William McNary, Patricia McNerney, Steve McPherson, David McSpadden, Steve Medugno, Richard Meeks, John Mersch, Joe Messina, La Rene Messmer, Tim Michaels, Tony Miller, Ron 149 Juniors Accept New Challenges and Roles This year ' s Junior Class President was Debbie Wat¬ son, and the Junior Class Whip was Carol Bettys; with these two in congress the juniors were one of the most active classes on campus. In fact, Debbie believes that the Junior Class is a hard working and the most-spir¬ ited class on campus. Some of the fund-raising activi¬ ties that the juniors spon¬ sored we re bake sales, a car wash, Santa grams and the Ice-Breaker Dance. A. Debbie Watson and Carol Bettys. B. Stephanie Gilliland sits quietly. Miller, Susanna Minshell, Doug Minter, Mike Mitchell, Jeff Modaffare, Matthew Mohler, Robin Monigold, Ronald Monroe, Scott Montgomery, Douglas Moran, Micky Moriarty, Brigid Morrow, Donna Mortenson, Jennifer Mullen, Daina Munson, James Murray, Thomas Musgrave, Judi Nagy, Carolyn Nagy, Joanne Naveau, Renee Nelson, JoAnne Newland, Mark Nordhausen, Richard Norman, Kara Onaha, Debbie O ' Neill, Mary Jo Osborn, Stephen 150 Otto, Bill Owens, Jill Pace, Julie Pagnotta, Sam Parada, David Parada, Kelly Parker, David Patterson, James Payne, Tim Peek, Tonya Pennell, Gayle Perea, Greg Perez, Carol Perez, Sylvia Peters, Susan Peverley, Ruth Pevey, Deborah Pickron, James Pitman, Dave Plesko, Jack Porter, Susan Powers, Mike Pridgen, Carol Quick, Karen Quigley, Linda Rabner, Craig Rambo, Linda Reynolds, Cathy B 151 Taking Break With Football Players Reynolds, Nancy Richardson, Susan Ridlen, Ray Rieker, Donald Riggs, Ted Ripperger, Tony Roberts, Heidi Robertson, Scott Robinson, Patricia Rockwell, Kathy Roel, Larry Rodgers, Steven Rollinson, Derek Rossi, Carol Rule, James Rushing, Brett Rutledge, Mike Salisbury, Curtis Sanders, Doug Sandoz, Steve Sanford, Lanny Santiago, Jennie Savage, Eric Savino, Yvonne Sawyer, Donald Schmidt, Mitch Schmitz, Gary Schrocosch, Danny Schryuer, Michael Schwalbe, Robert Scott, Doug Sealey, Dennis Serviolo, Janette Shalley, Steven Shinnick, Renee Shirley, Dawn Shoebridge, Larry Sisk, Gary Slezak, David Smith, Chuck 152 A. Pat Carmicheal and Rick Francis- cus stroll through the lunch area. B. Varsity teammates rest up for a big game. Smith, Jeff Smith, Jerry Smith, Jim Sneary, Ray Snow, Debbie Songer, Lonnie Spadt, Janice Spencer, Randv Spiegel, Robert Stalnaker, Karen Steier, Donald Stosic, Ika Stover, Jeff Straw, Sue Strom, Ron Stubbs, Mary Sutton, Vicki Sympson, Cathy Tapia, Tina Taylor, John Taylor, Sharon Thomas, Deborah Thomas, Terry Thomson, Rebecca Thurk, Lori Thweatte, Larry Tillotson, Sandra Tran, Re Tran, Thao Chi Tripp, Sharon Upton, Michael Urry, Jeff Valek, Matt Valentine, Julie VanWart, John 153 Vaughn, Vincent Vazquez, Irma Vega, Melissa Vieting, Debbie Vieyra, Michael Voth, Richard Vrla, James Wade, Tom Wafford, Dana Walker, Vickie Walsh, Gail Wanta, Robert Watson, Deborah Weaver, Bartholomew Weber, Dave Wellborn, Gary West, Greg West, Ron Wheeler, Teresa Wilson, Albert Wilks, Wendy Winger, Tammi Wolowsky, Brian Wood, Robert Workman, Chris Workman, Keith Wynn, Jeff Young, Joyce Zent, Ellen Zuck, Halona Perkins, Dave Smith, Mike Tubaugh, Tom 154 i Sophomores Looking Ahead . 4 %[-- Memories of duir high school years, 2 Memories of our friends. Funny how they disappeaiL It ' s sad they have to end. The other years will fly by too. Just as the one before; Think of all the memories, that are in our hearts to store. Happy days along with sun. Gloomy days with rain; Saying all those special things. Think of all the things you gain. Two more years is all that ' s left, so let ' s try to make them good. Let ' s always stick together and do the things we should. Memories of our Orange Glen years, ’ Memories of our friends. Funny how they disappear It ' s sad they have to end. Ackerman, Dennis Aguilar, Yvonne Albritton, Janet Aledo, Renita Allen, Charles Allen, Craig Allen, Sandra Anderson, Karen Anderson, Lynne Andre asen, David Arena, Laura Armor, Perry Ashby, Elizabeth Bachman , Joan Baez, Maria Bailey, Athena Bailie, Rita Baldwin, Sally Ballarta, Sandra Barefoot, Karen Bates, Sherrie Bautista, Juan Bearer, Terri Beauchamp, Anthony Becker, Lori Belardes, Ray Bennett, Joel Ber geron, Lori 155 Betts, Robert Birmingham, Tanya Block, Barbara Bloomfield, Lynn Bolles, Mike Bordeaux, Janine Brown, Brian Brown, Elaine Box, Jim Brandt, Dawn Breazeale, Keith Brees, Paula Brookshire, Jerry Buckley, Sheila Bullette, Scott Bumpus, Sherri Burgess, Mary Burkhart, Sherrie Burner, Jack Bury, Mike Bush, Mike Buskirk, Paula Cameron, John Cameron, Robin Camp, Cheryl Camp, Jill Cantrell, Bruce Caperon, Laura Carothers, Bruce Carrillo, Richard Carter, Jo Ann Carter, William Carter, R. Chapman, Duane Chesney, Kathleen Chico, Mark Chute, Jonathan Cilestio, Phoebe Clancy, Donna Clanton, Gayle Clark, Dennis Clark, Rachelle Clark, Terry Clarkson, Jennifer Comaroto, Sheri Connors, Dan Cook, David Coppess, Karen Cornicelli, Lucia Corp, Chris Cortum, Alan Coviello, David Craig, Whit Craver, Colleen Cruz, Tommy Cully, Pam Dahmer, Doug Daniel, Mary Danna, Joe Dapper, Stacie Darling, Judy Daub, Kim Davidson, Dennis 156 I Davidson, Jeanne Davis, Adriene Davis, David Davis, Mark Davis, Reggie Davis, Scott Davis, Dee Day, Ron Deis, Beth Dilbeck, Janette Diller, Catherine Dimon, Heather Dominguez, Teresa Donnelly, Pam Doyle, Michele Drolette, Mark Duggan, Chrisy Duncan, Cheryl Dunlap, Steven Eddins, Arlene Edenfield, Maia Edwards, Susan Elcome, Maureen Eltzroth, Rocky Erickson, Mark Estep, Stephen Estes, Janice Fazio, Joe Fedele, Karla Fenton, Leonard Fewster, Cynthia Finch, Michael Fischer, Cherie Flores, Joe Fluke, Bob 157 Fogertry, Daniel Foley, Darrel Foley, Joanna Freeman, David French, De Ann Fugate, Dean Ganser, Cheryl Garcia, Dario Garrison, Ricky Gibbs, Elizabeth Geilczyk, David Giles, Shelly Gillis, Adonna Gomez, Mark Gomez, Mike Gordon, Gina Graebe, Louisa Garvey, Mike Gray, Justin Greene, Richard Greenwood, R. Griggs, Sisan Grignon, Cynthia Gross, Lindsey Grove, Connie Grovom, Tom Hahn, Beverly Hall, Richard Hamilton, Dan Hannan, Ken W, Hansen, Paula Hansow, Danette Hardie, Michael Harper, Deborah Harrison, Karen Harsch, Jolie Hashimoto, Kenny Hatter, Michael Hemme, Dave Henson, Ralph Henthorne, Kim Herrera, Angie Herrick, Steve Herron, James Hersh, Jody Hewlett, Cynthia Hiatt, Michael Higby, Sherie 158 A. Sophomore cheerleaders Heather, Cindy, Danette, Vicki, Debbie and Judy. Hightshoe, Jill Hill, Steven Hillebrecht, Sally Holden, David Holder, Dave Hoose, Robin Hopkins, Elaine Howard, Susan Hudson, Chris Huls, Mark Hunt, Lori Hunter, Cheryl Hutchings, Shari Hutchings, Tim Hutchison, Don Jackson, Clifton Jackson, Patty Jahelka, Tammy Janssen, Mike Jauregui, Alex Jauregi, Anthony Jensen, Craig Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Hadley Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Steven Johnson, Valerie Johnston, Larry Joines, Christopher Jones, Mike Jones, William Kapusnik, Linda Kay, Brian Keeper, Judy Kelly, Lauri Kelly, Gaye Kelly, Guy Kelly, Kim Kelsay, Dina Kennedy, Russell Kennen, Robert Kerbs, Laurie Kersh, Tina Kiley, Kim 159 King, Steve Kirkbride, Colleen Kovachy, Scott Kowalski, Victoria Krause, Daniel Lahr, Michelle Lambert, Patricia Lamn, John Lane, Durendo La Plante , Linda Larios, David Larson, David Larzalere, Jim Lawlyes, Bill Lawson, Patrick Layne, Derek Le Blanc, Anna Lebsock, Kim Leclero, Jean Lehberg, Mark Lemus, Bobby Leon, Esther Lewis, Loralee Lindegren, Karl Lindemann, Polly Linder, Ralph Livingston, Dirk Loewenberg, Kevin 160 I f OUpjO- O yj ' k ' si AjJ X Ji- 0£r7{i - ' a xj yiJ- .asUL. I . . “‘t - Si cX X .’ ' Hx - ' ' . tx.Ck: UJLra. ' T ' J -XyixurJz- yXi - iyLy (X. ■j LS ybOCn CL- ' V ' SX -■jh Cr)XSL T -i XXX Xy C-- c ' ixicyL -A-xyxit ' J}-yy i zXS A. Judy Keeper with John Janssen. B. Main Edenfield C. Kathy Brees and Sister Paula Brees D. Joni Standerfer Logan, Kara Longacre, Phillip Lohigan, Chris Lo Presti, Tony Lowrance, Alta Luncsford, Elmer Lundy, Glen Lynch, Van Lypps, Donna Mack, Alton Malaro, J. Maletich, John Manke, Stacy Manoli, Lori Mansell, Beth Markson, Jane Martin, Darlene Martinez, Edward Martinez, Gloria Martinez, Jouita Matthews, Lee 161 Mayhew, Kathy Me Andrews, Kenny Me Cain, Mary Me Cann, Dave Me Clymonds, Tammie Me Cord, Mark Me Gee, Sharon Me Mullen, Petra Meagher, Naney Medugno, Marisa Meeks, David Mendenhall, Judy Mendez, Yolanda Merner, Dave Messersehmidt, John Middleton, Terri 162 Miller, Brian Miller, Kenny Miller, Raymond Mints, Timothy Mizer, Randy Montague, Richard Montoya, Linda Moore, Alan Moore, Mike Moore, Jeff More, Dan Morales, Consuelo Morgan, Jim Morones, Theresa Mullett, Dale Munoz, Carlos Munson, Teresa Murison, Marc Murphy, Brian Myerson, Robert A. Beth Gibbs and friends. B. Sopho¬ more kids enjoying lunch. C. John Hughes. D. Heather Dimon smiles as she takes a drink. 163 Naves, Brent Nelson, Laurie Newton, Gail Nielsen, Linda Nijinski, Roger Nobles, Jerri Nordstrom, Tammy Norman, Dave Oakley, Jerry O ' Donnell, Jim Odorico, Donald Odorico, Victor Oliver, Jean Oritiz, Rose Osburn, Curtis Osterhout, Sheri Otto, Trina Overman, Heidi Owens, Tim Palmerton, Ann Parker, Ronald Patterson, Christopher Peavey, Charles Peck, Howard Pedersen, John Pederson, Brad Pennelli, Carolyn Pepper, Michael Perdue, Jim Perez, lldefonso Perisho, Michelle Peterson, April Pevey, Diane Pope, Cindy Porter, Hallie Possenti, Linda Price, Brian Prindiville, Cindy Putis, Diane Raney, Stephanie Ransford, Michael Ransom, Michelle Rathburn, Charlene Ratzlaff, Dale Raya, Felix Reeves, Karen Reilly, Cheryl Reilly, Wendy 164 Reutlinger, Robert Reynolds, Jerry Reynolds, Pat B Rialubin, Ricky Rice, Kevin Ricker, Steve Rieches, Deborah Robeen, Barb Roberts, Glen Roberts, Susan Robinson, Barbara Robinson, Tammy A. Bonnie Aguilar. B. Sophomore student studies tennis rules. C. David Lawson and girlfriend, Diane Ross. 1 165 A. Melanie Thomas, a sophomore tennis player. B. Vicki, Debbie and Cindy, the unseparable three. C. Girls show class spirit. Rogers, Candy Rogers, Heidi Roth, Bobbi Russell, Karen Salter, Rick Sanford, Carl Sanford, Susan Schakel, Gene Schuble, Michael Schultz, Suzanne Sealey, Scott Senefeld, Randy Sharp, Karen Sherman, Teri Shinnick, Carl Shoemaker, Annette Shuttleworth, Warren Sikorski, Sandra Simon, Nancy Skinner, Julie Skomal, Mark Slater, David Smith, Bonnie Smith, Gregory Sneary, Debbie Snow, Albert Songer, Roy Soto, Armando 1b6 Spear, Michelle Spence, Chris Stahl, John Standerfer, Joni Steffen, Steve Stehly, Agnes Steinauer, Corina Stillie, Terri Strahl, Renee Straup, Sally Street, Cammy Street, Terri Streeter, Brad Stubbs, Richard Stuck, Susan Sutliff, Charles Swart, Winslow Sylvester, Terri Talcott, Richard Tanner, Michael Tatman, Linda Terrazas, Santa Tewksbury, Steven Thomas, Melanie Thuerkoff, Laurie Thuleen, David Thurk, Terry Thweatt, Julie Timmons, Christine Todd, James Tonar, Susan Toomer, Ann Toso, Kathy Tostado, Irma Trosak, Connie Troutner, Terry Tuomi, Mike Turner, Douglas Turner, Sarah Upson, Ann Valek, Kim Varner, Robert Vaughn, Victor Vega, Cindy Veign, Diane Vieting, Cheryl Vincent, Janet Virgin, Dana i 167 Wagner, Rick Walburn, Raine Ward, John Warnshuis, Jon Weakley, Julie Weeds, Becky Welch, Bruce Welch, Kevin Wetmare, Kim Wheeler, David White, Alan White, Nancy Whitten, Susan Whitworth, Tom Wierson, Fred Wilbur, Brian Wilkie, Richard Willcox, Marla Williams, Gay Williams, Tim Wilma, Brian Wilson, Susan Winger, Debbie Wingo, Larry Winkle, James Woelke, Greg Wolowsky, Gathy Wood, David Wood, Kathy Woodruff, Vicki Woods, James Woods, Leslie Wright, Stacy Wynn, Janet Ybarrondo, Peter Zerkel, Vicki Anderson, Eddie Lawson, David Leon, Jesse Whitworth, Diane Memories of our sophomore year, memories of our friends; funny how they disappear, it’s sad they have to end... ik ___ Freshmen Show Enthusiasm at O. G This year has been a unique experience for our new¬ comers at Orange Glen. After surviving the course of registration, and getting over the realization of actually being in high school, everyone got right into the swing of things. Starting the year out, the Freshmen readily partici¬ pated in everything from Spirit Week and Dress up Day, to supporting our athletic events with their great enthusiasm. A. Freshmen Princess Julie Groepper and friends take time out from classes to enjoy lunch. Afenir, Cindy Agee, Jody Aguilar, Eddie Aguilar, Ricky Aguilera, Julie Albers, Mark Alber, Lisa Alto, Robert Alvarez, Joe Anderson, Myron Andjelkovich, Sandra Apodaca, Darwin Askins, Herbert Ausbrooks, Deborah Bachard, Patty Badger, Lane Bagby, Mark Maker, Joleen Baker, Lynne Baker, Patricia Barber, Darren Barnes, Lynnette Barr, Kandace Bartlett, John Barry, Christie Bazzie, Janice Bechtold, John Beck, Debra 169 A Participation Is Rewarding for Students A. Familiar faces at O.G. B. John Kovin lends Bob Bernabeo a hand with his studies. Beck, Dodd Belcourt, Elain Beldon, Deanna Bell, Greg Bell, Laurie Bellomy, Juli Bennett, Bill Bennett, Gurt Bennett, Edward Berger, Aaron Bernabeo, Robert Berry, Kenneth Bess, Kim Betts, Robby Bland, Melissa Blankenship, Michelle Bombardier, Barbara Borer, Michael Bose, Laurie Bothof, Anthony Bowman, Roger Bown, Angela Boyens, Jasen Bradley, Kaye Brady, Scott andt, Jo Ann Brean, Jeffrey Brewer, Buddy Bright, Barbara Brilles, Doug Brown, Donna Brown, Kevin Brown, Walter Broyles, Steve Bullard, Lorina Burlington, Troy Burns, John Burt, Rene Bylin, Dan Cala, Helena Calvert, Lori Campbell, Kenneth Camp, Robin Cantrell, Don Cantrell, Wayne Carrasco, Eva Carmen, S. Carter, Eric Carter, Laurie Chancellor, David Chavez, Benny Chavez, Joe Chesney, Debora Christensen, Dave Christensen, Kelly Christian, Donald Clark, Kayte Clark, Laurie Clodt, Julie Cloutier, Paul Coda, Karen Collett, Juliana Comey, Lili Condonitti, Linda Cook, Andrea Cornicelli, Joseph Cornwall, De Ann Corp, Catherine Cortum, Mike Cory, Elizabeth Cowan, Dan Crouch, Mindy Crowe, David Cruz, Edward Cuervo, Patrick Cully, Daniel Cully, Don Cunning, Tim Danenberg, Marlene 171 Friendship Brings New Acquaintances Danner, Jim Darling, Donald Darrock, Brian Daughtry, Mark D ' Auteuil, Susan Davis, Michelle Deming, Sandy Deveney, Loretta Di Paolo, Diana Disney, Doug Dodson, Rene Dodson, Richard Dominguez, Gloria Dominguez, Jack Donovan, Kevin Dunagan, John Duro, Stephanie Earls, Chris Early, Joseph Ellis, Becky Ellsworth, Gerry L Elzer, Cindy Engrav, Kim Ensley, Bill Erler, M. Estep, Kathy Ferris, Michele Fonseca, Christopher Foster, Fred Foster, Michele Fox, Peter Fralin, Beverly Friedrich, Mike Fries, Gary Fullerton, Deborah Gabriella, Alana Gardener, Susan Gallegos, Richard Ganske, Debbie Gerdinger, Lori Gibbs, Kim Gilliland, Gindy Givens, Barbara Glennie, Jim Goforth, Beckie Golonka, Joe Gomez, Rogers Gonzalez, Debra Gonzalez, Victor Good, Robert Gorman, Matt Goswick, Vicky Grand, Randy Grant, Deena Grant, Jeff Grayson, William Gross, Shelly Grebisz, Anthony Green, Randall Greer, Jodi Groepper, Julie Guerrero, Shirley Hager, Daniel Hager, Maria Haley, Linda Hall, Jean Hall, Shelly Halper , John Hammond, Fawn Hammond, Meredith Harder, Jay Hardesty, Sharon Harper, Ellen Harrington, Randi Hart, Randi Hartley, Rick Hange, Ricky Hawkins, Glenda Hawthorne, Ghris Hay, Wayne Hearn, Robyn Hels, George Henderson, Sandra Henry, Sherry 173 Quiet Thoughts • • • Herman, Jeffery Hermosillo, Joe Hernandez, Alberto Herrera, Phillip Hershman, Lannette Hicks, Julie Higbee, Nancy Holden, Wayne Holderman, Marjorie Holt, Randy Holt, Sandi Homisak, Ronald Hook, Leslie Hoskins, Jerry Huffman, Robert Huie, Ken Imgrund, Mary Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Peggy Jamison, Peter Janssen, David Jean, Truman Jensen, Jon Jensen, Magdalena Jensen, Scott Johnson, Arlo Johnson, Don Johnson, Terry Johnston, Brick Jones, Clark Jones, La Vonna Jordan, Jeffery Jorgensen, Richard Juarez, Adrian Kansas, Virginia Khan, Joseph Kim Mia King, Darryl Kitterman, Wendy Knapik, Mary Koch, Dane Kostecka, William Kovin, John Kowalski, Brian Krause, Kathleen Krool, Patrice Krupenas, Paul Kufchak, Dean Kurchak, Lori Kirkpatrick, Shell Lahr, Suzanne Lamb, Cheryl Lane, Jack Lantz, Daryl La Plante, Bob Larson, David Larzalere, Francine La then, John Lavorato, Teri Lawbaugh, Joseph Lawerence, Sally Le, Due Quang Lehberg, Mary-Lynn Leondis, Lisa Lepanto, Richard Lesperance, Dana Lewis, Teresa Lewis, Mary I Lindsey, Mike Lopez, Greg Lo Presti, Joey Lopez, Kimberly Lowry, Brian Lovett, Alfsia Lungren, Bill Lucas, Mark Lytle, Doug Mac Phee, Penny Madison, Monty Magoon, Kevin Maletich, Christine Mancino, Brian Marheine, Jeffrey Marshburn, Wes 175 Students Eager to Participate Martin, Mark Marymee, Linda Mason, Ann Mason, Dave Mason, Greg Massa, Mark Mathews, Robin Me Cann, Danny Me Cann, Greg Me Cullough, Miles Me Dermott, Diane Me Entyre, Teresa Me Gowan, Brian Me Knand, Janet Me Kinley, Mark Me Spadden, Sandy Melkonian, Miehael Mendelson, Jodie Mendenhall, Terri Mersh, Julie Messersehmidt, Deanna A. Students learn new teeh- niques and ideas while study¬ ing in Mr. Jaeobs Photography elass. Messmer, Jeff Miehaels, Robert Millburn, Jeanni Miller, Tammy Miller, Belinda Miller, Norbert Mills, Beeky rT k r Milne, Barry Milne, Kerry Montague, Lori Montoya, Brenda Moon, Robert Moore, Jeffery Moore, Mike Morasco, Donna More, Michael Morris, Julie Morrow, Andy Mowry, Margie Moyneur, Patrick Murdock, Kirsten Murphy, Kathleen Murphy, Jim Murray, Robert Muskett, Brad Myerson, Andrea Nash, Jeffrey Nelson, Alice Newton, Carol Ngo, Joe Nichols, Angela Nicks, Dean Nielsen, Julie Nobles, Nancy Nordhausen, Jennifer Norman, Mark Nugent, Michelle Oakley, Iva Olson, Carrie Orahood, Scott Ossana, Jeff Overholt, Steve Palmer, Joseph Pauletto, Patricia Pauley, Donald Paulino, Dave Perez, Michael Phillips, Kenneth Plesko, Mark Pohlman, Kimberly Porter, Jean Potter, Rhonda Powers, Esther Preston, Steve Prouty, Pamela Pulido, Craig Quick, Bruce Ramsey, Craig Ricchio, John Richardson, Bart Ridgeway, Robby Ripperger, Theresa Roberts, Tami Robinson, Cherry Robinson, Jennifer Rockwell, Debbie Romano, Leilani Ross, Diana Roth, Donald Rowen, Colleen 177 Good Abilities Displayed by Freshmen Rowen, Tom Rowland, Brian Rudolph, Janice Ruggles, Doug Rushing, Denise Sachet, Suzanne Saenz, Evelyn Sanders, Julie Santiago, Jorge Sanzberro, Rhonda Sarver, Rhea Sawyer, Candace Schexnayder, Kenneth Schexnayder, Myra Schimmelman, Carole Schmitt, Susan Schrader, Daryl Schuessler, Tina Schuble, Kelly Seltmann, Lori Shaffer, Jeff I 178 Smith, Rosilynn Smith, Sandra Smith, Terry- Snow, Lori Snow, Ron Soper, Greg Shain, Mike Shalle-y, Susan Shultz, Gary Sickler, John Sidders, Greg Sidders, Michael Sievers, Mark Simpson, Becky Sims, Janet Skomal, Scott Smith, Douglas Smith, Ernie Smith, John Smith, John A. Kim Engrav pauses to look up while typing. B. Students in the NJROTG program discuss the day ' s plans. G. Enthusiasm is displayed in a freshman English class. D. Jodi Mendelson points out the different activities on the calendar. 179 d Students Display Abilities Sowers, John Spadt, John Standal, Julie Starkey, Gary Stathatos, Gary Steeve, Roger Stehley, Nicholas Sterling, Nancy Stettler, Robert Stockwell, Ginger Stone, Alisa Stoural, Theresa Strahl, Tracy Strange, Jim Strom, Jo Ellen Stuck, Robin Sutton, Sherri Swannie, Steven Swanson, Gharles Tanksley, Alvin Tanner, Kathy Taylor, Annette Taylor, Deanna Taylor, Debra Taylor, Jeff Teets, Tony Terry, Virginia Thayer, Mary Thomas, Tommy Thornton, Deanne Toepher, Kristi Towner, Laura Treadwell, Michael Troutner, Jean Tulley, Richard Turner, Gorinne Valentine, William Valdibieso, Michael Varhol, Paul Verran, Steve Van Hesley, Lori Velarde, Rosemary Vieaux, Nancy Vinson, Ghristine Wade, Leslie Wafford, Brian Wafford, D. Waldron, Steven Ward, Karen Ward, Robert Warfield, Lisa Watson, Santa Watworth, J. Wayne, Gary Weakley, Dandee Weaver, Geri Weber, Debi Wennerstrom, David West, Greg Wetter, Randy Wheeler, Mark White, Lloyd White, Melaine Wilkinson, David Wilkinson, Bruce Winger, Vicky Wirick, Meigan Wise, Kemp Wood, Robert Wood, Todd Yadon, Randy Young, Ronald Zellmer, Barbara Zepeda, Remberto A. Freshmen accept new challenges. B. Marylynne Lehberg chats with friends after the game. C. Students find change of pace in after school tennis. 181 ' SI ErIE ' — your home-owned independent bank Your home-owned independent hank is dedicated to serving the best interests oi the community and its residents. Only a home hank can do tliis without looking to a headquarters located elsewhere for permission or approval on everv decision it makes. The officers and staff of the Escondido National Bank know the area, understand its problems — having lived and grown up with them — and they are devoted to fulfilling your every banking need with the utmost courtesy and efficiency. FIVE OFFICES TO SERVE YOU 140 N. Escondido Blvd. 14100 f’owav Rd., Poway 1040 E. Valley Pkwy. I4lh N Main, Ramona 100 S. Rancho Santa Fe Rd., San Marcos Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 184 Pat Carmichael, Linda Listen, Jean McNutt and Richard banning try out the chairs. THE WA YSIDE SHOP 345 W. Grand n Pam Purdue and Stacy Pincock try their skill at printing. L W PRINTERY 339 W. 2nd Contented cows at: HOLLANDIA DAIRY 622 E. Mission Rd. Some of the girls try their skill at skateboarding. PROCTOR’S SPORTING GOODS 1505 E. Valley Pkwy FLAIR LIGHTING 746-1497 922 E. VALLEY PARKWAY GEORGIA’S SCHOOL OF DANCE 1209ESC. BLVD 745-6662 GAILEY’ PHOTO SUPPLY 118 E. GRAND THE FRONT PORCH THE VINEYARD 1505-24 E. VALLEY PKWY STANLEY ANDREWS SPORTING GOODS 360 W. WASHINGTON Ken Johnson, and Judy Szepkouski try out their skiing form while Tam Howard and Lori Ferris try boots on for size. ESCONDIDO VAN AND STORAGE 238 N. QUINCE The ' Gang ' check out the surroundings at Escondido Van and Storage. 187 GRE4 DAY The day on which a worthwhile goal is achieved is certainly that: a great day! High school Commencement is one such day— and to all our high school graduates, congratula¬ tions! Your goal has been an important one, and in its accomplishment you, your parents and your teachers are justifiably proud. But—note that word “Commencement”! Now you really commence to climb—more formal educa¬ tion, first steps in a career, new levels of knowledge and understanding. So again, congratulations- many Great Days ahead! and TIMES-ADVOCATE 207 E. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. • ESCONDIDO. CALIF. 92025 Sears 1475 E. VALLEY PARKWAY P ALOMAR LANES 745-8180 511 N. ESC. BLVD Jan Peters, Sue Kelly, Kathy Brees, Carol Kapusnik, and Paula Brees all gather inside a dis¬ play at Escondido Glass Co. and attempt to take a shower. ESCONDIDO GLASS CO. 868 N. BROADWAY ESCONDIDO PAINT AND BOD Y SHOP 1416 W. MISSION RD. Orange Glen gang awaits in line with cars for body work at Escondido Paint and Body Shop. COLLISION REPAIRS MOIORHOMES-trnTrs ' CAMPERS •STORAGE SPACE AVAIUBLE- PAUL F. OTT MANAGER GLENDALE EEDERAL SAVINGS 1505 EAST VALLEY PARKWAY ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA 92027 (714) 747-0800 HOMER HELLER EORD 189 AUNT EMMA ' S PANCAKE RESTAURANT 1495 EAST VALLEY PK WY. ESCONDIDO L-R: Tam Howard, Mike Franklin, Ken Johnson, Paula Brees, Kathy Brees, Carol Kapusnik, Judy Szepkouski, Laura Wagner, Jan Peters, Sue Kelly and Laurie Ferris ail check out the menu together at Aunt Emma ' s Pancake Restau¬ rant. The gang start a new display at Lindsey Auto Parts. LINDSEY AUTO PARTS 1213 SIMPSON WAY Pam Purdue, Cindy Romo, Martha Velarde and an im-identified KOWN employee (a camera ham) try the pipes at the Vineyard. VINEYARD PIPE SHOP 1523-5 E. VALLEY PKWY. YE OLD PIZZA PARLOR 2329S.HYW. 395 SHAKEY’S Everyone makes a spectacle of themselves in front of Ups and Downs Rollar Rink. UPS N’ DOWNS ROLLER RINK 862 N. BROADWAY 191 TO THE CLASS OF 76 COMPLIMENTS OF STEVE WAGNER AND JOS TEN ' S A MERICA N YEARBOOK COMPANY THE STUDENTS OE ORANGE GLEN WISH TO THANK ESCONDIDO DODGE, REYNOLDS TOYOTA, NORTH COUNTY BANK, ESCONDIDO NATIONAL BANK, AND MURRAY BUICK- OLDS, FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THE DRIVERS TRAINING PROGRAM AND MAKING AMERICA’S HIGHWAYS SAFER We also wish to thank the following teachers in this program for their concern and help. Left to Right-Gilburt Zinniker, Lennox Johnson, Lynn Cannon, Brad Merrill, Bruce Storrs, James McGlothlin, and Debbie Pruett (sec¬ retary). WEDEKINGS 815 E. VALLEY PARKWAY BANK OF A MERICA 355 E. GRAND 4.11 PA TIT W AUTOMOTIVE 251 NORTH KALMIA COME ON DOWN AND HAVE A LOOK AT OUR CITI-CARS 1 14 DARLA ROMERO TRADITIONAL YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK YOUR BEST IN PORTRAITS BY. .. CASUAL PHIL WYMAN 195 4 231 E. GRAND 745-4341 JOHN DALY SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER “Dare to Be Different’’ in Your Senior Portraits “LET ME BE ME” IN CREATIVE SENIOR PORTRAITS “IP YOU’RE IN LOVE GIVE SENIOR PORTRAITS BY JOHN DALY 196 THE PLACE OE HAIR 1541-26 E. VALLEY PKWY. SECURITY PACIFIC BANK 145 NORTH ESCONDIDO BLVD. 197 THE C HR IS TIA N ART STUDIO 240 SO. JUNIPER ESCONDIDO SB — I 1 f r m s ' I i Some of the girls try their hand at banking. PALO MAR SAVINGS LOAN 620 W. GRAND PA T DA VIS 1505-1 E. VALLEY PKWY. Tam Howard and Lori Farris check out the clothes at Pat Davis ' s Mama Mia That ' s a Pizza FI LIPPIS PIZZA GROTTO 114 W. GRAND 1 % AUTOGRAPHS GEORGE B. McClelland D.D.S. 467 N. TWIN OAKS VALLEY RD. DARBY PHOTO 1347 E. PENN. Students Explore Activities Outside activities occupy more of our time during our years in school. And along with the many diversified interests in High School there are many diversified outside activities to occupy our time. During the warm summer months and the California spring, it is not unusual to find many friends along Moonlight, Solana, or Torry Pines or many of the other beaches along the southern California shore line. During the fall and winter months many people swarm to Palo- mar and the outlying areas to romp in the snow. And year around it is possible to find motorcycles and dune buggies being loaded in the back of a truck in preparation for a trip to the dessert. When it is not possible to travel to the mountains, desert, or beach areas, a quick cruise down Valley Parkway on Friday or Saturday night is an easy way to make new friends and see alot of old ones. A. Cindy Romo and Pam Purdue pause for a moment before continuing with their shopping. B, Jean McNutt and Mark Burlington enjoy a little sunshine while sitting on the senior lawn. C. A evening shot down Valley Parkway just before the cruzers start to appear. D. An unidentified cyclist rides across a field. E. A sidewalk surfer practices skill in an abandoned reservoir. 2(K JV Golf Team Hacks It up A. The 1976 Patriot J.V. Golf team. Top Row, L-R: Mike More, Steve Waldron, Pat Reynolds, Brian Wolowsky, Paul Kerpanus, Dale Mullet, Roy Etheridge, Ron Snow, Bruce Cantrell, and Coach Merrill. Bottom Row, L-R: Mike Hill, Mark Erickson, Jim Molaro, and Mike Ransford. Not Pictured Jim Puemer. B. Jim Puemer, the J.V. ' s number one player hits a nine iron off the first tee at Osbrink Golf Course. C. Mike Hill lines up a putt on the first green. (It didn ' t help much, he three- putted.) Mike is another fine prospect for next year ' s varsity team. ■, :■ - ... c ' 202 Mat Pats a Welcome Addition This year the wrestling team had an added attraction -the Mat Pats. ” It was the first year that Orange Glen High School has ever had such a squad. The Mat Pats had to be judged in front of a board which consisted of wrestlers, coaches, Mrs. Boldt (head supervisor) and Mr. See. The ten girls that won the title of ’’Mat Pats” then went on to make their uniforms. These girls along with the cheerleaders, helped induce some spirit and excitement to the wrestling matches and tournaments. A. Mat Pats: Front Row, L-R: Janet McKean, Brigid Moriarty, Sherry Christian, Patty Kuntz. Back Row, L-R: Kathy Tanner, Donna Morasco, Debbie Pevey, Debbie Ansbrooks, Sue Stuck. Not Pictured: Julie Groepper. B. Mat Pat looks beyond Ref. C. Wrestlers. D. Mat Pats look on. Reflections The sun glistens on the dewy lawn Making diamonds rise. Suddenly you ' re on your own No worrying, no caring. That far away look in your eyes. You ' ve come to your own secret place; Green grass meets waters blue. You sit down with a smile Reminiscing days gone-by, recalling friends so true. Looking out upon the water Seeing clearly seeing straight Wondering what will become After all your work is complete And your day is done. Carefully now, without interruptions You think of the world at past. Examining each circumstance As if it were your last. Time breaks in upon your thoughts Disspelling your reverie. Gladly you embrace the day Knowing the strength and wisdom of memory. By Tamara L. Howard 204 IT ■ ' •■■- ' ft- ' t Wk ■ Sue Adams shows a friend from Escondido H. S. the surroundings on campus. B. Jennie LaVine goes over Musket articles with Editor Lisa Kerbs. C. Debbie Sutliff participates in Cadet teaching with friends. D. Shelli Ferris and friends show true spirit of Halloween. E. Guys have laughs dressed as cheerleaders for the Powder Puff football game. F. Students take a break at lunchtime. G. Bonnie Aguilar sits calmly watching P. E. events. 205 Memories of Youth—Cherished Forever We close the pages of this book feeling peaceful and tranquil inside; and yet, as we do, there are memories that can never be forgotten. Our high school years--the endless days and nights of homework and studying, the thrill of a good football game, and the activities that went on both in and out of school will always be cher¬ ished as our own little ’’treasures” of our youth. Let us all remember that just because one year is over and the book has come to an end for this year, there are and always will be new additions to add to our own book of life and these are ours to keep for¬ ever. A. The confusion and problems of Registration Day involve all students. B. Out¬ side interests are displayed by students with time to spare. C. Mike Franklin pauses to glance up while working on a Yearbook deadline. D. Mike McArdle performs as Elton John during one of the school concerts. E. Linda LaPlante, Vicki Zerket and friend show personality and character on Halloween dress-up day. F. Mr. Charles Leaf-Boys Vice-Principal watches intently as baseball game progresses. G. Different techniques are displayed and challenged in the competitive sport of skate board riding. 207 own j 1976 TORCH STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Tam Howard Assistant Editor .. Julie Erisino Ad Manager . Julie Erisino, and Martha Velarde Sports . Mike Franklin, Mark Crofton .. and Jim Puerner Girls Sports . Sue Adams and Mindy Ross Faculty . Mindy Ross and Martha Velarde Seniors . Julie Erisino and Martha Velarde Juniors . Mindy Ross and Martha Velarde Sophomores . Linda Laplante and Mary Burgess Freshmen . Sue Howard and Mike Franklin Organizations .. Sue Howard, Tam Howard . Mary Burgess and Linda Laplante Photographers . Richard Hoogervorst, Jim Puerner Advisor . Mr. Galen Kuehnast o 209 Faculty Index Allen, Dorothy 12 Allister, George 12 Alstrum, Stanley 12 , 112,136 Ames, Ila i2 Anderson, Terry 12 Aughenbaugh, Byran 12 Belisle, Jackie 12 Berrier, Elaine 12 Bice, Tom 12 ,52 Bohannon, Bonnie 12 Boldt, Pattricia 12 Booth, Katherine 12 Boyle, Holly 13 Bree, John 13 Brown, Richard 13 Burt, Sandra 13 Bynum, Patricia 13 Byrne, Alice 13 Carlovsky, Jeff 13 Clements, Louis 13 Clinger, Allan 13 Damelio, John 13 Disney, Richard 13 Drielsma, David 13 Dye, Jessie 14 Farias, Joseph 14 Fenton, Jerry 14 ,62 Ferrara, Jerry 14 ,65 Fox, Sydehy 14=1 Freitas, Joan 14 Gabriella, Thomas 14 George, Jeanette 14 Georges, Margaret 14 Georggin, Fred 14 Gustafson, Gary 14 Harrison, Dan 14 Hogan, Nancy 14 Hughes, Robert 14 Huyck, Earl 14 Jaques, Audrey 14 Karges, John 14 Kinch, Allan 14 Knox, Robert 14 Kristjanson, Mark 14 Kuehnast, Galen 15 Lambert, Alan 15 Larson, Susan 15 Lefton, Monty 15 Lent, Caroline 15 Larzalere, Betty 15 McGlothlin, James 15 McKee, Jean 15 Maloney, Jeanne 15 Martin, David 15 Merrill, Bradford 15 Millburn, Judith 15 , 12 Moynem, Paul 15 Nichols, Jackie 15 Parker, David 15 Pederson, Irene 15 Portis, Patricia 15 Printz, Charles 15 Pusker, Don 15 Rau, Lawrence 15 Rees, James 16 Richards, Robert 16 Ringewald, Albert 16 Risher, Sydney 16 Rutledge, Bill 16 , 80 Sanfilippo, Kay 16 Savage, Howard 16 See, Jerden 16 Serviolo, Walter 16 Shephard, Lemuel 16 Shields, Nancy 16 ,96 Shive, Dennis 16 Shoebridge, Joan 16 Snapp, Edith 16 Sowers, John 16 Spelman, Patricia 16 Sutherland, Sandra 16 Sutton, Dan 16 Sutton, Raymond 16 Tucker, Dupne 16 Tumbleson, Bill 17 Turner, Paul 17 ,91 Valentine, Bill 17 Villa, Ernest 17 Villalobos, Jose 17 Watts, Paul 17 Weiler, Clarence 17 Wetzell, Bill 17 Wheeler, Bonnie 17 , 112 Zacharias, Gary 17 Zittel, Gordon 17 Principal: Mr. Patrick V. Ross 10,11 Vice Principals: Girls: Mrs. Ruth McKnight 11, Boys: Mr. Charles Leaf 10,11 Advertising Index American Yearbook 192 Aunt Emma ' s Pancake-O-Rama 190 Bank of America 194 Christian Art Studio 198 Christopher Robin Clothing Corp. 197 Craig Photography 195 Bob Darby 199 Emmanuel Faith Church 186 Escondido Dodge 193 Escondidio Glass Co. 189 Escondido National Bank 193 Escondido Paint 8 Body Shop 189 Escondido Van 8 Storage Co. 187 Fillippi ' s Pizza Grotto 198 Flair 187 Photo Credits Special Thanks to: The Front Porch 187 The Gaily Photo Supply 187 Georgia ' s School of Dance 187 Glendale Federal Savings 189 Hollandia Dairy 185 Homer Heller Ford 189 John Daly 196 L8W Printery 185 Lindsey Auto Parts 191 Murray Buick 193 North County Bank 193 George Bi McClellancOr. hJDS 198. Palom - Lanes : Palomdr Savings, © A Pat is 198j Paial ' utojnjtbtive 194_y The Place of Hair 197 Proctors Sporting Good 8 Tennis Shop 185 Reynolds Toyota 193 SEARS 189 Security Pacific 197 Shakey ' s Pizza Parlour 191 Stanley Andrews Sports 187 Times Advocate 188 Ups-n-Downs Roller Rink 191 Vineyard Pipe Shop 191 Way.side Shop 185 Wedekings Bakery 194 , Jl Jl fu 1 , Chief Photographer; Richard Hoogervorst Jim Puerner Times Advocate Craig Photography Daly Photography Darby Photography Cheney Photography Don Brandos Julie Frisino Alex Jauregui Mr. Kuehnast Ika Stosic Frank Cavenaugh Dave Sanders Dan Fogerty Andy Picky on Senior Index ACKERMAN, DALE 115 ADAMS, THOMAS 115 Key Club 3,4, Basketball Team 1,2,3,4. ADAMS, TERRY 115 AEBI, RICK AGRUSA, LORI AGUILERA, LUPE ALLEN, PAMELA 115,58,60,111 Banner Corps 3,4, Spanish Club 2. ANDERSON, DANNY 115 Soccer Team 1,2,3, ANDERSON, JON 115 ANDREAS ON, DENNIS 115 ANDREASEN, MARK 115 ANIBALDI, ROSEANN 115 Gymnastics Team 2,3,4, Italian Club 1,2,3. ASPINALL, KARL ASTE, JAMES 115 AUGUSTUS, BILL 115 BADGER, BRETT 115 BAKER, BRUCE 115 Honor Roll, Musket J,,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, BRIGGS, MARY 116 BRKICH, SIMA 116 BROWN, PAUL 116 Band 1,2, 3,4. BROYLES, RAE ANNE 116 BUCHNER, BOB 116,28 French Club 1,2,3,4. French club president 4, Basketball 2,3, Track 1,4, ASB Cabinet 4, Comissioner of elections 4, Honor Roll 2,3. BURLINGTON, MARK 116,113 BURNS, LAURIE 117 BURNS, PAM 117 Com. of Act. 3 CALKINS, HELEN CAMPBELL, DAVID SCOTT CARPINELLI, MARC 117 CARROLL, SANDRA 117 CATERINO, ROBERT 117,52 CASTELLANOS, GEORGE 117,6, 52,113,130 Football Team 1,2,3,4. Sr. Class Pres. CAUSTIN, JOHN 117 CAVANAUGH, FRANK JOHN 117, 52,110 CAVITT, JAMES DENNIS 117 Track 1, Musical 2,4, Band 1,2,3,4 Drum Major 4, Modern Chorale 4, Band, Basketball Team, Honor Roll Chorus, Musical BAKER, ROBERT 115 Fantasy Literature Society 1,2,3,4. BARKER, DAVID 115,80 Swimming Team 2,3, Water Polo Team 2,3,4, BEAMAN, TERRY 115 BEAUCHAMP, CLAY 115 Tennis Team Chorus 3. CHARTER, STEVEN CHILD, TOM RAY 52,54,113 CHRISTIANSEN, CINDY 117 CHRISTOLEAR, DORIS 117,112 Spanish Club 1. CIROLIA, TOM ALEX CLINE, MARGO LYNN 117,96,97 Volleyball Team 1,2, 3,4, Drill Team 2,3, Young Life 4, GAA BEDFORD, DONALD 115 Golf Team 1,2,3,4. BEDFORD, SUSAN 115 Spanish Club 3. BELDEN, KATHY 115 BELL, LAWERENCE 116 Chemistry Club 4, Honor Roll 1,3,4 BELLOMY, LENORA DECA BENDER, ROBYNN 116 Banner Corps BENNER, DEAN 116 BERGERON, GARY BEST, BRUCE 116 BISHOP, LEROY BLOCK, EDWARD 52 BOWRING, BARBARA 116 dec A 2. BOYENS, ANDREA 116,42 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4, Volleyball team 3, Vice Pres. Drama Club 4. BRANDT, KEITH 116 BRANT, LOREN 52 BREES, KATHLEEN 116,161 Spanish Club 1,2, French Club 2, Varsity Tennis stat 2,3, Cabinet 4, 1,2,3. CLOUTIER, TONY 117,52 Key Club, Football Team, Track, CSF, Honor Roll. COLBERTSON, SCOTT 117 COLEMAN, RONALD LESTER 117 Swimming Team 1,2, 3,4, Water Polo Team 1,2,3,4, CSF, Honor Roll. COLLIER, JACK 117,52 Football Team 1,3,4, Golf Team 1,2,3,4, Journalism 1,2,3, Honor Roll 3. COMPTON, MICHAEL 117 CONDOMITTI, DENNIS 117 COOK, DONALD RICHARD 117 Track Team 1, Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4, German Club 1,2,3. CORNETTE, RICHARD LINN 117 COVIELLO, PAUL CRANE, JOHN 118 CREWS, STEPHEN 118 Football Team 1,2, Track Team 1 , 2 . CROFT, JOAN 118 CSF 4. DANNA, JENNIFER LEE 118,49 DARROCK, LAURA LYNN 118 DAVIDSON, BARCLAY NEWTON 118,89 Key Club 2, Honor Roll 2,3,4, CSF 3, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Debate Club 1. DAVIS, TRINA 118 DAY, LINDA DIANE 118 DAY, MARK DEMING, DEBBIE 118 Junior Achievement 4. DIEZ, VICTORIA ANN 119,97 DIXON, PAUL 119 Band, Modern Chorale DODDS, STEVE GARVIN DOIG, DIANE 119 DRENTH, PHIL 119 Fantasy Literature Society 1,2,3, President of Fantasy Literature 4, Honor Roll, 1,2,3. DRESCH, FRED 119 1 . DUNCAN, LANCE 119 DUNCAN, ROBIN 119 G.A.A. Tennis Team 3, G.A.A. Basketball 3, Banner Corp 4. EADE, CAROL 119,42 French Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4, Tennis 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, C.S.F. 2,3,4, Peer Counseling 4, Girls State Rep¬ resentative EARLY, PEGGY 119 Drama Club 3,4. EBBS, RICHARD DEWAYNE 119 EBBS, WESLEY DALE EDDINS, PAUL 119,48,52 Key Club 4, ASB Senator 4, Foot¬ ball Team 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 3,4. EDWARDS, JEFF 119 German Club, Honor Roll ELLIS, KAREN 119 ELROD, BEVERLY 119,29,113 French Club 2,3, Band 2,3,4, Modern Chorale 3,4, CSF 2,3,4, CSF President 4, Deltons 3,4, Deltons President 4, Peer Counsel¬ ing 4, Musical 2,3,4. ELROD, GRETCHEN 119 ELWART, DENISE ANN 119 Honor Roll 4, Band 4. ENSMINGER, GRACE 119 Junior Achievement officer ESCARCEGA, ROSEMARY FARROW, DANNY RAY 119 FEHRENBACH, CHERYL ANNE 119 Drill Team 1 yr, Baimer Corps 1 yr. Musical 1 yr. Stage Crew 1 yr. Chorus 1,2,3,4. FRANKLIN, MICHAEL 122 34,35 Bowling Club Secretary 2, Hiking Club 2,3, Omac Club 2,3, Tennis Club 1,2,3, lache Club 4, Varsity Tennis 2-4, Debate 1, Yearbook 3,4. FERGUSON,ANNETTE 119 French Club 2,3,4. FERRO, NICK CHARLES 122 Key Club Secretary 4, Key Club Sergeant at Arms 3, Golf Team 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3. FISHER, CHARLES 122 Freshman Wrestling 2, J.V. Wres¬ tling 3, Varsity Wrestling 4. FITZPATRICK, DAN 122,52,133 Defensive Lineman 3, Player of the week 3, Citizen of Tomorrow, J.V. Football 1,2,3,4, J.V. Track Varsity Track FONSECA, SUZANNE 122 FOSTER, VICKY LEE 122 FOWLER, CARRI LYNN 122 FRANKLIN, DENA KAY 122 FREIMAN, MIKE 122 FRENCH, CHRISTOPHER W. 122 FRISINO, JULIE 122 Vice President interact club 2, Inter¬ act club president 3, GAA Tennis 2,3, yearbook photographer 2,3, Yearbook 2,3,4, assistant editor and ad editor 4. GABRIELLA, WENDY 122 GARDIA, LISA 122 GAROT, STEVE MICHAEL 122 GARRETT, LOIS MICHELLE 122 GAXIOLA, MARK 122 CSF, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Jr. Stu¬ dent of the year. GEILER, RICHARD 122 Chorus 3, Modern Chorale 4, CSF 2,3,4, Musical 3,4. GENTRY, DONNA 122 Spanish Club 4. GERARD, TERRI LEE 122 GIDDINGS, MICHAEL 122 GILLETTE, CINDY 122 French Club. GIMPEL, CATHERINE GLIMPSE, BRANDON 123,80 JV Water Polo, Varsity Water Polo Team, 3 Varsity letters, trophy for most improved Water Polo Player 3. GOFORTH, PATRICK GOLEM, MARY LETRICE GOLLERY, MARTIN 123,42,43 CSF 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Nation¬ al Merit commended student. GOMES, BARBARA 123 GONZALEZ, DAVID 123 GONZALES, LINDA PATRICEA 123 GONZALEZ, RICHARD 123,52, 125 Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Boxing GRAND, GARY ALLEN GRANDON, SANDY 123 GAA 1,2, French Club 3, Honor Roll 2,3,4. GRANET, DEBBIE ANN 123 GRANT, MATTHEW 123 GREENLEE, BOB 123,48, 52 Key Club 4, Varsity Football, Var¬ sity Baseball, Varsity Basketball. 12 letters earned. GRIESE, TERRI LEE GRIFFIN, RICHARD EDWIN 123 GRIFFITH, KAREN 123 GRIGGS, KEITH III 123 Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling Club 3, Track 1, Chem ¬ istry Club 4, Gymnastics 2. GROSS, ROBERT U. 123 Freshman Football 1, Wrestling 1, Wrestling 2, Football 3, Baseball 4. GROVOM, JEFF JAMES HAALAND, MATTHEW RALPH HAGEN, JOHN HALL, JEANNIE 123 HANSEN, MARK WILLIAM 123 HARD IE, LORA 123,96 GAA Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Water- girl 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, HARRIS, JEAN 123 Basketball 1,2, Swimming-most improved, most enthusiastic cap¬ tain 2,3, 3rd in league finals for backstroke 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, CSF 3,4. HART, TIM 123 French Club 1,2, Chemistry Club 4. Stagecrew 1, Pit band 2,3,4, CSF 1.2.3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, HARTLEY, MICHELE 123 French Club 1,2,3,4, CSF 1,2,3,4, Deltons 2 yrs. Pep Club 1 yr. HARTMAN, JANICE LYNN 124 HASTERT, PAUL CHARLES 124 HAYNES, KATHY 124 HELTON, JAY BRETT 124 HEMME, SUSAN 124 Tennis stat. 2, Art allience 2. HENDERSON, TONYA 124 Pep Club 1,2, Honor Roll 1, Ten¬ nis Team 4. HENRY, FRED WARREN 124 HENSCHEL, SYLVIA HERNANDEZ, OLGA 124,138 HERRERA, RAMIRO 124 HERSHM.AN, LEON 124 HESSE, MARILYN 124 Honor Roll 1,2,4, GAA Tennis 2.3.4, GAA Basketball 3 HETT, JOHN DUANE 124 HELTON, JAY BRETT Swimming Team HIBLER, STEVE 124 HICKEN, TRIXIE 124,28 CSF 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Spanish Club Resident 3,4, National Merit Scholarship Commended student 4. HBLDERBRACHT, LAURA 124 HK, RHONDA 124,28 Spanish Club 4. HOLDERMAN, ESTHER 124 GAA 2,3. HOLMGREN, JAN HOPKINS, MICHAEL Wrestling team HOOK, TAMARA 124,110,114 Swim Team 1, Girl of the sport- Swimming, Exchange student in Brazil 3, Swim Team Co-Captain 4. HOPP, ROSEMARIE 124 HOPPLER, VAN JOSEPH 124,52, 112,139,145 French Club 1,2, Wrestling 2, Foot¬ ball Team 1,2,4. HOWARD, PAMELA 125 Honor Roll 2,3,4, Drama Club 2, Chorus 2,3,4, French Club Vice Pres. 3, Pep Club 3. HOWARD, TAMARA 125,34,35 Pep Club 3, Drama Club 2, Cliorus 3, Yearbook 2,3, Editor 4, Honor Roll 2,3,4. HUDSON, STEVEN ANTHONY 125, 52,57,114,118,129 ASB Pres. 4, French Club 1,2,3,4, Fantasy Lit. 1, Key Club 4, Foot¬ ball Team 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track Team 1,2, Honor Roll 1,2, CSF 2,3. HUGHES, ROBERT 125 IRMER, STEPHEN 125 JAHELKA, RHETT 125 Band, Modern Chorale JANSSEN, JOHN JOSEPH 52,160 Water Polo Team 1, Baseball Team 1,2, Football Team 3,4, Track Team 3, Wrestling Team 4. JAUREGUI, MARY THERpSE 125, 42,43 Honor Roll 1,3,4, Drama Club Pres. JOHANNES, ANN JANE 125 Drill Team 2,3. JOHNSON, DONALD LEE 125 JOHNSON, KENNETH LEE 125,2,28, 48,118 JOHNSTON, BARBARA 126,96 GAA 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball Team 4, Young Life 4, Water Girl 3,4, CSF 2,3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JONES, RICK DAVID 126 KARADASHIAN, BRIAN KARGES, STEPHEN LYNN 126 Basketball Team 1,3,4, Young Life 4. KATNIK, JANICE KEARNEY, PATRICIA 126,28,113 Spanish Club 3. KELLAMS, GREG Track Team, Football Team KELLY, PATTY KAY 126 KELLY, JAMES CRAIG 126 KELLY, SUSAN 126 KENSINGER, GARY PAUL 126 KERBS, LISA LYNN 126 Musket 2,3, Editor 4 KIER, DAVID 126 KINLEY, RUSSELL KINZEL, CARA KIRKBRIDE, CYNTHIA Honor Roll 1. KNIGHT, JOAN 126 KOCH, SCOTT 126 KOCHEL, BRETT 126 KRAVITZ, DENNIS 126 Football Team 1,2,3, French Club 1, Baseball Team 2,3,4, Musket 3,4. KROLL, ROBIN 126 Art Club 1, German Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 1, Softball Team 2. LAMB, LINDA 126 Drama Club 2, 3. LAMB, DEANNA 126 Musical 1,2. LANE, WILLIAM 126,52 Football Team 1,2,3,4. LANE, REX 126 LAMBI, DORI 126 LAPLANT, DAVID 127,52,53 LAPLANT, PATTY 127 LAURENTIZIUS, PETER 127 LEAMING, DEBBIE 127 Banner Corp, Chorus, Hurdle Crew LEARNING, DANNY 127 LEE, ROBERT SHELDON 127 LEE, TIM DAVID LEISTEN, LINDA 127,59,60,113 LEIBMANN, CYNTHIA KAY 127,96, 97 LINDEGREN, KATHERINE 127 Chorus 1,2, German Club Tres. 1.2.4, Pep Club 2, Musical 2,3,4, Band3, Modern Chorale 3,4, Delton 3.4, CSF 3,4, LITTLE, HOLLY 127 LOCHMOELLER, KATHY LOFTHUS, BEVERLY 127,42,43 LOPEZ, TIM 89 Cross Country Team 3,4, Soccer Team 2,3,4, Track Team 3,4. MAGUIRE, I DANNY CLINTON 127 MAJORS, LINDA LEA 127 MARTIN, DON MARTIN, VIRGINIA ANNE MARTINEZ, MIKE 127 MASON, VALERIE 127,29 Sign Language Club 2, CSF 2,3, Tres. 4, Spanish Club 3, Hurdle Crew 3, Banner Corp 4. MAX ON, CATHERINE MAYBERRY, MATT 127,113 Chorus 1,2,3, Modern Chorale 4, Musical 2,3,4, CSF 2,3,4. MAYFIELD, CRYSTAL 127 CSF MAZURA, ROGER 127 MCCAIN, DIANE LAUREEN 127 MCDONALD, MARCIA KATHEEN 127 Drama Club 3,4, MCENTYRE, YVONNE 128 MCKINLEY, BRIAN ELROY 128 MCMULLEN, SILVIA 128 MCNERNEY, DAN MCNUTT, JEAN 128,110,113 Cheerleader 1,2, Pep Club 2, Homecoming Princess 3, Key Club Sweetheart 4, MEAGNER, STEVEN 128 MEDINA, ELIZABETH MEIER, JON 128, Cross Country Team 2 MENDENHALL, PATRICK MERNER, DIANA MIESEN, TAMMY MITAAG, DENNIS MITTAG, DURWOOD MOCZARNY, DAN 128 Baseball Team 2,3,4, Soccer Team 2.3.4, CSF 2,3,4, MOHLER, CHERYL Swim Team 1 MOODY, JERRY 128 Football Team 1,2, 3,4, Soccer, Chemistry Club MONROE, MARK Film Club 3 MORGAN, TIM 128 MORGAN, KAREN 129 MOSER, SHARON 129 MULLETT, JOE Football Team 1, Wrestling Team 1. MURPHY, KEVIN 129 MURRAY, MIC HEAL 129 Soccer Team MUSGRAVE, NELSON 129,52 Spanish Club 1,2,4, Band 1,4, Football Team 3,4. MUSKETT, CHERYL 129 NELSON, JOYCE 129,96 GAA 1,2,3, Volleyball Tearn 1.2.3.4, Softball Team 2, Basket¬ ball Team 1,2,3, Water girl 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4, CSF 2, German Club 2. NICHOLS, JEFFREY NIELSEN, CHARLES 129 NORDHAUSEN, SUE 129 O ' DONNELL, PATRICIA 129 Spanish Club 1, Tennis Team 1, Pep Club 1. OLVANEY, GERALD 130 Basketball Team 3,4, Honor Roll 3, Key Club Tres. 3, Pres. 4. ONTIVEROS, ERNEST 130,89 Cross Country Team 2,3,4, Track Team 1,2,3,4, OVERMAN, WILL 130 Honor Roll 3, DECA 2,3,4. PALO, TAME 130 PARK, STEVEN 130 PENA, RON 130 PERDUE, PAM 130,49 Interact Club 1, GAA 1,3, Cheer¬ leader 2,4, Pep Club 2,4, Delton 3, Musical 2, Honor Roll 3. PEREA, MARK PERISHO, ANDREA 130 PETERS, JANET 130 GAA 2,3 PETERSON, ROXANNE PHELIPS, BARNEY 130,52 Soccer Team 1,2, 3,4. PHILLIPS, RANDY PHILLIPS, TOM 131 PINCOCK, STACY 131,110 Cheerleader 1,2, Tennis Team 2,3,4, Softball Team 2,3, Basket¬ ball 3,4, Debate Team 4. PEZOLLO, FRANK POSSENTI, DIANA 131 French Club 1,2,3,4, CSF 2,3,4 Honor Roll PRICE, BONNE 131 PRICE, DENNY 131,116 Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 PRUETT, DEBBIE 131 Chorus PUGH, JIMMY 131 Baseball Team 2,3,4, Soccer Team 2.3.4, Wrestling Team 1, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 PURDUM, KATHY 131,112 RATHBURN, DALE 131 ASB Senator, Football 1,2, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Honor Roll READ, ROBIN 111,132 REAMES, DAN French Club, Varsity Club, Key Club, Wrestling, Football REUTLINGER, DIANA 131 French Club 2,3,4, CSF, Honor Roll RICE, SYDNEY 131 RICHARDS, CHERYL 131 RIDDLE, TINA 131 GAA Field Hockey 2,3 RIDER, TOM 131 ROACH, WANDA 131 ROBEEN, LINDA 131 ROBERTSON, JEFFERY 131 Key Club 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3, AFS Domestic Exchange Student 3, Varsity Basketball 4 ROBINSON, JULE ROBINSON, TOM Honor Roll 2 RODGERS, JODIE 131 Spanish Club 1,2, Varsity Baseball stat. 3 RODRIGUEZ, RICHARD ROGERS, RONALD ROLLINS, BRIAN 131,52 Varsity Football ROMERO, DARLA 131 ROMO, CYNTHIA Drill team 1, Tennis team 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Wrestling stat. 3, Pep club 2,3 ROSS, MARSHALL B. 132 Honor Roll 3 ROSS, MINDY 132 Torch Staff 3,4, Musket Staff 4, Honor Roll 3,4. ROUZE, JOHN 132 RUDOLPH, JAMES 132 CSF 3, Varsity Soccer 3, CSF 4, Varsity Soccer 4 RYTHER, WILLIAM 132 SALARZANO, SANDRA SALADANA, MIKE SANDERS, DAVE 132,52,112 Football 1,2, JV Pole Vaulter 2,3, Varsity Football 3,4, Football Team Captain 4 SANDERSON, FRANK 132 German Club 1, Chemistry Club 4, National Merit Commendation 4 SANFORD, JOHN 132 SANDS, DONNA 132,49 Pep club 1,2,3,4, Wrestling stat. 3, Cheerleader 4 SANNE. JERRY SAWYER, ROBERT 132 Band 1,2,3,4, Modern Chorale 3,4 Musical 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. SCHEXNAYDER, RONALD 132,52 Football 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling 1, Track 1, Congressman 2,4, Base¬ ball, Deca SCHEXNAYDER, JULES 132,52 SCHMITT, DONALD SCHNEIDER, JANICE 132 Congressman 2,3, Field Hockey 4, Frosh Cheerleader 1 SCHUSTER, CATHY 132 SEEFELDT, DARREL 132 Spanish Club 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, ASB 1 Honor Roll 3,4 SEEKINS, BRIAN SHERMAN, MARK 132 Baseball 1, Chemistry Club 1,4 SCF 1,4, Basketball 1,4 SIDEBOTTOM, CAROL 133 Congress 1,2,3, Chorus 2,3, Deltons 2,3, Track Stat 2,3, Prom Commit- tee chairman of bids SIKES,NONA KATHLEEN 133 Spanish Club 1, Congress 1,2, Pep Club 2 SIMPKINS, SUE 133 SIMMONS, JANET 133 Congress 1,2,3, Deltons 3, Track Stat. 3 SKMNER, SARA 133 Congressman 1,2,3, Cheerleader 2. SLOCUM, CRAIG SMITH, AUDREY SMITH, JEFF 133,52 SMITH, JOE 133,52,59,60,113, 138 SODI, RENEA 133,112 Baimer Corp 2,3,4, French Club, Modern Chorale 2,3,4,Pep Club, Musical 3, CSF SOMMER, BILL 52 SOTO, CONCHITA 133 CSF 3 STELLEMA, TOM 133 Football 1, Basketball Team 1,2,3, Key Club Ser. of Arms 4 STILES, TIMOTHY 136 STOCKWELL, JACKIE 134 STOEGER, HEIDI 134 Pep Club 1, Cheerleader 1, Soft- ball Team 3, Field Hockey Team 4 STRAUP, GLENN 134 STRAUSS, JACKIE 134 Band 1,2,3,4, Musical 1,2,3, Chorus STREET, CHARLES 134 STRICKLAND, CASSY 134 SZEPKOUSKI, JUDY 134,114,129 French Club 1,2,4, Deltons 3,4 Flag Corp 3,4, ICC Pres. 4, GAA 1, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, SZYMANSKI, RICK TAMMARIELLO, MARK 134 TANNER, RICHARD 134,52 CSF, Football Team 4 TAYLOR, TRACY 134,42 Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 2,3,4 CSF 3,4 THOMAS, JOHN 134 CSF 4, Basketball Team 3,4, Chem- Chemistry Club 4 THURK, SUE 134 TIERNEY, DIANE 134 TILLEY, DEBBIE 134 Art Club 1, Basketball Team 1, Mascot 2, Pep Club 2, Tennis Team 3 4 TRUNK, DAN 134 Honor Roll 2,3,4 TUCKER, KATHY 134 DECA 4 TURNER, PAULA 134,49,128 Gymnastics Team 1, German Club 2.4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2.3.4, Deltons 3, CSF 2,3,4 URRY, ROBERT HERMAN 134 VALENZUELA, NESTOR 134 Baseball Team 3, Basketball Team 4, lACHE Club 3 VALLEJO, STELLA 134 CSF 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Vice Pres. 4, French Club 3, Honor Roll 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 , VAN CAMPEN, LYNNETTE VAN DU SEN, LARRY 135 German Club 1,2,3,4 VAN DUSEN, VICKY 135 German Club, Flag Corp VAUGHT, SUSAN 135 Gymnastic Team 2 VEGA, CECILIA 135 lACHE Club 1,3,4, Int. repedio Club 1,2, Honor Roll 3,4 VELTRI, JOE 135 CSF 2,3,4 VIRGIN, KIM 135 Soccer Team, German Club VOLP, TAMARA 135 Spanish Club 1,2, Musket 3 VRLA, BARBARA 135 WAGNANER, DEBRA 135 WAGNER, LAURA 135 Band 1,2,3,4, Modern Chorale 3,4, Musical 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 WAITE, KATHRYN 135 WALDRON, LYNN 135 Water Polo Team 2, Swimming Team 2 WALKER, LORI 135 Spanish Club 2 WALLACE, CAROL 135,42,43 French Club 1,2, Fantasy Literature Society 4, Drama Club 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, CSF 2,3,4, Cheer¬ leader 1, Musical 2 WALLS, CATHY 135,49 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Mascot 3,4, Tennis Stat. 2, Wrestling Stat. 3 WALSH, DENNIS WALSH, JAMES WARNER, PHILLIP WATERS, TERRY 135 WEBBER, DON 134 WEBER, DALE WENNERSTROM, JAMES 135 Musket 3,4 WENTWORTH, VIVIAN Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, CSF 2,3,4 NJROTC 3,4, German Club 2 WEST, DANIEL 52,55,58,60,111, 112 Homecoming King 4, Key Club, Young Life WEST, KATHERINE WESTERLUND, MARY 135 WHITE, PAMELA Spanish Club 2, Guitar Club 1, Ten¬ nis Team 2, Hockey Team 2, Swim¬ ming Team 1, ICC 1, CSF 2,3,4 WILLIAMS, RHONDA 135 Honor Roll 1,4, Tennis Team 2,4 WILLIAMS, TERRY WINKLE, BETH 136 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Swim Team 1,2,4, Field Hockey 4 WOLFROD, MIKE 136,52 Key Club Vice Pres., Football 3,4, Golf Team 4 WOOD, MARY 136 WOODS, GARY 136 CSF 1,2, Honor Roll 2,3,4 German Club 1,2,3,4, Tennis Team 1,2,3, Soccer Team 1 WOOLSTENHULME, CHARLES 136, 80 Waterpolo Team 2,3,4, Swim Team 2,3 WYMAN, PHIL 136,48,80 Water polo Team YOUNGQUIST, JOYCE 136,97 Young Life ZUCK, DANIEL 136 ZILCH, LOWELL 136 Swimming Team Juniors Acosta, Macario 141 Adams, Dennis Paul 141 Agee, Ina J. 141 Aguiar, Elena Mary 37 Albritton, Ricky 141 Alexander, Jackie K. 141 Andreasen, Mary 141 Anthony, Robyn Ann 141 Arena, John 141 Arendse, Kenneth Arthur 141,83 Arndt, Darla Rae 141,83 Ashworth, John 141,143, 59,61,68 Ashley, Walter Asnius, Donna Jean 141 Atilano, Marcella Louise 141 Badger, Ann Rae 141 Bagby, William 141 Bannock, Brian 37 Barlin, Peter Bates, Cynde 141 Beauchamo, Steve Gerard Backstead, Richard 141 Bedford, James Bee, James 141 Bender, Mary Rae 141 Bennett, Danny 141,43 Bentley, Tim Mark 141 Bernsen, Julie 98 Berry, Leslie 141 Bettys, Carol Lynne 141,150, 23,25 Blackwell, Karen Darlene 141 Blake, Diana Kathlenn Bland, Becky Lynn 141 Blobe, Lisa Anne 141 Bloomfield, Sue Ann 141 Bodwell, Kevin 141 Boe, Julie 141,144 Boisvert, Robert Joseph 142 Borer, Katherine Marie 142 Boston, Ken Duane 142 Boyce, Doima Lynn 142 Boyd, Rhonda Sue 142 Boyens, Craig 142,62 Bracken, Yvonne Dennise 142 Bradley, Scott Lee 142,89,90 Bradley, Timothy Brady, Lori ' Marie ' 142 Brady, Lori Sue 142 Breazeale, Dale Robert 142 Bright, Bill 142 Brizzi, Steve Patrick Brockett, Ron Dave 142 Brogna, Donna 142 Brown, Douglas 142 Brown, Janice Lynn 142,102 Brown, Mike Francis 142 Brown, Thomas Lee 142 Bryan, Gordan 142 Buchner, Linda Louise 142 Buechlein, Micheal 142 Bullette, Jeffery Richard 142 Burgos, Yolanda 142 Burke, Donna 142 Buinor, Beverly, Marie 142 Burnworth, Todd 142 Buskirk, Karen Ann 102 Cabrera, Phillip Calkins, Joyce Marie 142 Cameron, Cathy Jean 143 Campbell, Russell 143 Carli, Marilyn 143 Carmicheal, Pat James 143,23,52 Carpender, David Allen 143 Carpenter, Rick 143 Carrasco, Joe Carroll, Kenneth Wright 143 Carter, Norma Jean 143 Cass, Jeff 143,45 Caughby, Robert Mike 143 Cervantes, Francisco 143 Chace, Alan 143 Chapman, Tracy James 143,89 Chord, Brian Christian, Sherry 143,96 Christian, Valerie 143 Ciociari, Joe Clancy, Mike Steven 143 Clark, Maralma Rebecca 143 Cleland, Eddie Tom 111 143,52 Cleveland, Susan Kay 143 Cloohan, Colleen Rose 143 Cloud, Laura 144 Coate, Stephen Allen 144,29,83 Cole, George Collett, Keith 144 Colvin, James Walter 144,52,53,54,57 Combs, Michael Timothy 144 Cooper, Lisa Ann 144, 102 Cootware, Jane Elizabeth 83 Cootware, Jean Marie 144 Cornette, Cecil Ray 144 Cory, Mary 144 Cosio, Carlos 144 Couch, Curtis 144 Cowan, Michael 144 Cox, Jamie Grace 144 Cox, Patricia Ann Crabtree, Debbie Renee Creed, Lisa Jo 144 Crews, Barbara Jean 144 Crews, Nikki Lynn 144,49 Crocker, Judine 144 Crofton, Mark 144,34 Crosby, Cathy Elizabeth 144 Cruz, Agnes 144 Cruz, Andrea 144,25 Culley, Bruce Ed 144 Cunning, James Francis 144,62 Curtis, Katherine 144 Damelio, Jami 144 Daniel, David 144 Darrock, Teri 144 Darton, Thomas Ramon 145,83 Daub, Kris 145 Davis, Donna Sue Davis, Karen 145,83,96 Davis, Keith Davidson, Donald Newton 145,90 De Benedeitte, Stephanie Decker, Terri 145,25 De Lange, David Allan 145 De Luca, Vincent 145 Dempton, Shelly 145 Diaz, Ruby Ann Diaz, Yolanda Donna 145 Dibble, Dianna 145 Dicks, Mathew Thomas 145 Dill, Walter Shand 145 Disney, Richard Lewis 52,54, 57 Donovan, Gary James 145 Drinkward, Sheri Lynn 145 Dudly, Lisa Duncan Julie 145 Dykstra, Doreen 145,102 Early, Peggy 145 Eaton, David Lawrence 145 Eaton, Kim Ann Eddo, Dacid Eeds, Karen Jean 43 Eldridge, Jerry Ellithrope, William Roy 145,62 Ellsworth, Leslie Karen 145 Elrod, Missy 145,25,20,37 Emerson, Jodi Elizabeth 145 Engbretson, Cheryl Lynn Engrav, Scott 145 Erickson, Richard Lee 145 Esparza, Lori 145 Estep, Ken Ed 145,37 Etheridge, Roy Leon 145 Evans, Kady Denise 145,32 Evans, Leonet Helen 145 Ewaschor, Bruce 145 Fahel, Paulo 146,82 Fain, David John 146, 144,83 Fain Rebecca 146 Farrar, Michael Robert 146,52 Farrow, Cynthia Lou 146 Favela, Margarito 146,25 Faverty, Ellen 146 Ferrin, James Arlen 146 Ferris, Lori Emily 146,187,190 Fitzpatrick, John Mike 146 Fleuret, Charles Joseph 146,29,83 Flynn, Patricia 146 Francis, Thomas Franciscus, Rick 146,52 Freeman, Floyd Charles 146,62 French, Leah Beth Gallegos, Rita Galyean, Gayle Louise 146 Gates, Robert Warren 146,89 George, Kendall 146,37 Gerhardt, Ted Taylor 146,83 Geringer, Barbara Lynn 146,25,29,90, Gielczyk, Joseph 146,70 Gilliland, Marcie 146 Gilliland, Stephanie 146, 150,96 Godwin, Jeanne Marie 146 Gomes, Margaret 146, 143,49,59,61 Gonsalves, Alexis 146 Gonsalvez, Augustine 62 Gonzalez, Joe Pete 146 Gonzalez, Veronica 37 Graebe, Carl Lewis Graf, Michael Walter 146 Granger, Carol Marion Green, Geoffrey Whitman 146 Grissom, George 147 Groepper, Kevin Michael 147 Gross, Bryan 147 Guerrero, Gregory 147,90 Guest, Monica Lynn 146,30 Gukeisen, Barabra 147 Hagloch, Lauri 147 Haight, Terri Lynne 147 Hall, Karen Ann 147 Hammond, Renee Hardacker, Mark Harder, Cheryl 147 Hardie, Don Eugene 147 Harper, Kathy Diane 147 Hathaway, Kathy Ann (147 Hatter, Karen 147 Havens, Jill 147 Hawkins, Jo Ellen 147 Hayes, Kelly Gaye 147,103 Henry, (Shidner) Tammy Mae 147,144,98,139 Hernandez, Shawn Jeanette 147 Herrera, Ralph 147 Hicken, Beverly 147 Hicks, Daniel Hieronymus, Ray Eugene 147 Higgens, Mike 147 Hill, Micael 147 Hilliard, Richard Harry 147 Hix, Danette 147 Holden, Beckie Anne 147 Hollands, Louise Charles Holt, David 147 Holt, Julie 147,45 Hoogervorst, Richard Allen 147, 34,35, Hotchkiss, Glenn Raymond 147 Hubbel, David Hummel, Chris 147 Hutchins, Brian 147,62 Hutchings, Jeffery William 147,89 Imgrund, Barbara Ann 147 Ingeholm, Robert William Jr. 147 Irvine, Crystal Lynn 147 Jackson, Dennis 147 Jacobsen, Venlus Mae 147,98 Jahelka, Dirk Ben 147 Jensen, Don 146 Jocher, Jerald Lee Johnson, Randall Lyman 147 Jones, Barry 147 Jones, Gerald 147 Jones, Rory Lee 147 Joy, Karen 147 Kapusnik, Carol Ellen 147, 23, 25, 29,189,190 Kastner, Cynthia Jean 147 Keane, Kevin 147 Keidel, Kerri Kelley, Carl Marvin Jr. 47 Kemp, Rhonda Lynn 147 Kenyon, Kevin Charles 147 King, Melanie 98 Kingsbury, Bruce 147, 25,80 Konyon, John Jacob 147 Krause, Jeff 147 Kuntz, Patricia 148,25 La Carte, Peter Anthony 148 La Chappa John +148 Lafica, Orlando 148 La Mont, Gloria 148,23,25 Landfear, Ellen Louise 148 Landis, Anita 140 Lanning, Richard 148,62 Lantis, Steven 148 La Plante, Patty Ann Larson, Royce Lynn 148 La Vine, Jennie Ann 148,23,25,30 Lavarato, Jodi Lynn 148,96 Layne, Scott Le, Chi True 148 Lebland, Sharon Joan 148 Lehberg, Michael Rex 148 Lesperance, Patty Colleen 148,25 Lewis, Teri 148 Lien, Elizabeth, Mary 148 Lindley, Richard Grant II 148 Loedel, Kai Michael 148,81 Longacre, Vivian 148 Looney, Teresa Lynn 148 Lopez, Debbie Ann Lopez, Ronnie 148 Lowrance, Carlynne 148 Lowry, Michael 148 Lueken, James 149 Luncsford, Raymond Lungren, Robert Henry Jr. 149,83,90 Mace, Karen 149 Mac Phee, Deborah Kay 149 Mancino, Dale 149 Manley, David William 149 Mann, Dick Lee 149 Mansir, Alan 149 Marler, Kevin Don 149 Martinez, Tony 149 Maschka, Stella Mandy 148 Mason, Darla Lynn 149,25, 37 Mast, Ednajo Amparo 149 Matarazzo, Brenda 149 Medugno, Richard 149,43 Meeks, John Ernest 149 Mersch, Joe Henry 149,43,45 Messina, Le Rene Frances 149 Messmer, Tim 149,62 Michaels, Tony 149 Miller, Ron Eugene 149 Miller, Susanna 150 Minshell, Doug Raymond 150 Minter, Mike 150,43 Mitchell, Jeff Dana 150, 52 Modaffare, Matthew 150 Mohler, Robin 150 Monigold, Ronald Lee 150 Monroe, Scott Allan 150,45 Montgomery, Douglas 150 Moran, Micl Fran 150,52 Moriarty, Brigid 150,149 Morrow, Donna Jean 150 Mortenson, Jennifer Lynn 150 Mullen, Daina 150 Mullett, John Howard Munson, James Dougles 150 Murphy, Chuck William Murphy, Randy Lee Murray, Thomas Patrick 150 Musgrave, Judi Ann 150 Me Andrews, Thomas John 149 Me Ardle, Rory Edward 149 Me Cormick, Kevin D. 149 Me Cullough, Mark 149 Me Entyre, Kathy Darlene 149 Me Falls, George 149 Me Gee, Dean Lawrence 149 Me Mahon, Stephen Joseph 149,26 Me Mann, William Graig 149 Me Nary, Patricia 149 Me Nerney, Steve 149 Me Pherson, David Scott 149,69 Me Spadden, Steve Roger 149,69,70 Naggy, Carolyn 150 Naggy, Joanne 150 Naveau, Renee 150 Nelson, Jo Anne 150,96 Newland, Mark Allen 150 Nihart, James Russel Nordhausen, Richard 150,70 Norman, Kara 150 Norris, Scarlett 43 Onaha, Debbie Naomi 150 O ' Neill Mary Josephine 150,30 Osborn, Stephen John 150 Osborne, Scott Otto, Bill Victor 151 Owens, Jill 151 Pace, Julie Ann 151 Pagnotta, Samuel 151 Palo, Tamie Parada, David 151 Parada, Kelly Rose 151 Parker, David Allen 151 Patterson, James 01en 151 Payne, Timothy James 151 Peek, Tonya Jean 151 Pennell, Gayle 151 Perea, Greg Allen 151 Perez, Carol Jean 151,96,102 Perez, Sylvia, 151 Perkins, Dave Allen 154, 42 Peters, Susan Lynn 151,30 Pettersen, David Allen 83 Peverley, Ruth C. 151 Pevey, Deborah 151,149 Phillip, Starrie Lee Pickron, James 151 Pitman, Dave Lynn 151,62 Pizollo, Anthony Plesko, Jack Edward 151,62 Porter, Susan Denise 151 Powers, Glenda Powers, Mike James 151 Pridgen, Carol Ann 151 Quick, Karen 151 Quigley, Linda Jean 151 Rabner, Craig 151,144 Rambo, Linda Ruth 151 Read, Betsy Ann Reynolds, Catherine Elizabeth 151 Reynolds, Nancy Barlow 152,99 Richardson, Susan 152 Rideway, Tracy Louise Ridlen, Raymond Foster 152 Rieker, Donald 152 Riggs, Ted Lee 152 Ripperger, Tony Jay 152 Roberts, Heidi Marie 152,143,23 Robertson, Scott Alan 152 Robinson, Particia 152,98 Rockwell, Kathy Ann 152 Roel, Larry 152 Rogers, Steven Craig 152,52 Rollinson, Derek 152 Rossi, Carol Ann 152,143,23,25 Roach, Richard Rule, James Calvin 152 Ruse, Ronald Lewis Rushing, Brett Alan 152,62 Rutledge, Mike Joseph 152 Salisbury, Curtis 152, 83 Sanders, Doug Darrle 152 Sandoz, Steve 152 Sanford, Lanny 152 Santiago, Jennie 152 Savage, Eric Bryan 152 Savino, Yvonne Michelle 152 Sawyer, Donald Steve 152 Schaffner, Rita Ardelle 26 Schmidt, Mitchell 152 Schmitz, Gary 152 Schrocosch, Danny 152 Schryver, Michael Lee 152, 52,55 Schwalbe, Robert 152 Scott, Doug Jon 152 Scott, Neal Sealey, Dennis Armon James 152 Serviolo, Janette Louise 152,30 Sevier, Michael Patrick 43 Sexauer, Timothy Russell Shalley, Steven 152 Sharp, Karen 96 Shiimick, Renee Ruth 152 Shirley, Dawn Denise 152 Shoebridge, Larry 152 Sisk, Gary Lee 152 Slezak, David 152 Smith, Charles Phillip 152 Smith, Jeff 153,53 Smith, Jerry 153 Smith, Jim 153 Smith, Matthew Smith, Michael 154 Sneary, Ray 153 Snow, Debbie 153 Sommer, William 52 Songer, William 52 Sons, Steven Soqui, Robert Spadt, Janice 153 Spencer, Randy 153 Spiegerl, Robert Stalnaker, Karen Sue 153 Steere, Pam Stehle, Terry Steier, Donald 153 Stocic, Ika 153 Stevens, Mark Stover, Jeffrey 153 Strassburger, Brian Straw, Sue 153 Strom, Ron 153 Stubbs, Mary 153,37 Sutliff, Debbie 30 Sutton, Vicki 153 Sympson, Cathy 153 Tapia, Christina 153,96, 102 Taylor, John Joe 153 Taylor, Sharon 153 Thomas, Deborah 153 Thomas, Terry Robert 153,68,80 Thomson, Rebecca 153 Thurk, Lori Kay 153 Thweatt, Larry Dean 153 Tillotson, Sandra Lynn 153 Toomer, Tom 70 Travis, Vicki Sue Tran, Re 153 Tran, Thao Chi 153 Tripp, Sharon Louise 153 Turner, Stacey Tubaugh, Tom 154 Upton, k chael 153 Urry, Jeffrey Ray 153,83 Valek, Matt 153 Valentine, Julie Marie 153, 37 Vanness, Lynedon Van Wart, John 153,37 Vaughn, Vincent 154 Vazquez, Irma 154 Vega, Melissa Ann 154, 37 Velarde, Martha 34, 35,191 Vieyra, Michael James 154,81 Voth, Richard Lee 154 Vrla, James 154 Wade, Rhonda Wade, Tom Lee 154 Wafford, Dana Paul 154 Wagner, Doreen Walker, Vickie Lynn 154 Walsh, Gail Marie 154 Wanta, Robert 154 Watson, Deborah 154,150,23,25 Weaver, Bartholomew 154 Weaver, Cynthia Weber, Dave Alan 154 Wellborn, Gary 154 Welmas, Treasure West, Greg 154 West, Ron Keith 154 Westerlund, Vickie Wheeler, Teresa Lee 154 Wilson, Albert 154 White, Perry Lee Wilks, Wendy Diane 154,102,103 Williams, Mark Winger, Tammi 154 Wingo, Louie Ray Wirick, Tom Mark Wolowsky, Brian Francis 154 Wood, Robert Shaw 154 Workman, Christopher John 154 Workman, Keith Brian 154, 83 Wynn, Jeffery 154 Young, Joyce Lorraine 154, 49 Zent, nien 154 Zuck, Halona 154 Sophomores Ackerman, Dennis Brian 155 Adams, Julie Lynn Adams, Sue 34, 35 Aguilar, Yvonne 155,164 Albritton, Janet 155 Algea, Sheri Aledo, Renita Nani 155,29 Allen, Charles S. 155 Allen, Craig Anthony 155 Allen, Sandra Marie 155 Almarez, Jose ' Anderson, Eddie Lee 168,83 Anderson, (Rice) Karen Diane 155 Anderson, Lynne Marie 155 Andreasen, David Paul 155 Arena, Laura Jean 155,98 Armor, Perry W. 155 Arviso, Robert A. Ashby, Elizabeth Ann 155 Bachman, Joan Marie 155 Daez, Maria Leticia 155 Bailey, Athena 155 Bailie, Rita Marie 155,26,43 Baldwin, Sally Jo 155,43 Ballarta, Sandra Ann 155 Barefoot, Karen Marie 155,43 Barlin, Brita Barr, David Allen Bates, Sherrie Lynn 155 Bautista, Juan Hector 155, 37 Bearer, Terri Ann 155 Beauchamp, Anthony James 155 Becker, Lori Ann 155,96 Belardes, Ray 155 Bennett, Joel Spencer 155 Bergeron, Lori Lynn 155 Betts, Robert Kirk 156,62,70 Birmingham, Tanya 156 Bittner, Barbara Aim Blake, Laury D. Block, Barbara A. 156 Bloomfield, Lynn Marie 156 Bolles, Michael Jason 156 Bonds, Robert Mike Bordeaux, Janine Louise 156 Bown, Brian Ronald 156 Bown, Elaine 156 Box, Jim Micheal 156,69 Brady, Donna Brandt, Dawn Madine 156 Breazeale, Keith Richard 156 Brees, Paula Jo 156, 157,161,199,190 Brewer, Francis William Briggs, Peggy Ann Birmingham, Tanya L Brookshire, Jerry Allen 156 Brown, Debbie Kay 49 Buckley, Sheila 156 Bullette, Scott Thomas 156,80 Bumpus, Sherri Lynn 156 Burgess, Mary Ann 156,34, 35 Burkhart, Sherrie L. 156,43 Burnor, Jack L. 156 Burnworth, Ty Bitchell Burr, Lorna K. Bury, Michael Don 156 Bush, Mike Clinton 156,89 Buskirk, Paula Jane 156,103 Cameron, John Charles 156 Camero n, Robin 156 Camp, Cheryl Lynne 156 Camp, Jill Ellen 156 ' .linttell, Bruce C 156 Caperon, Laura 156 Cardenas, Joe Carothers, Bruce Robert 156,25,62 Carpinelli, Chris Carrillo, Richard 156,62 Carter, Jo Ann Michelle ' 156 Carter, William Calvin 1 16 Carter K. 156 Chapman, Duane Michael 156,89 Chesney, Katiileen Marilyn 156 Chico, Mark 156 Child, Tammie May Chute, Jo-.at.har. i-lSS Cilestic, Phoebe, Elizabeth 156 Clancy, Donna Marie 156 Clanton, Gayle E. 156 Clark, Dennis Arnold 156 Clark, Rachelle A. 156 Clark, Terry Youvon 156,96 Clarkson, Jennifer Lynn 156 Comorato, Sheri Marie 156,29 Connors, Dan 156,83 Cook, David Allen 156,26 Copess, Karen Ann 156 Cornicelli, Lucia Marie 156,157, 7 Corp, Chris 156,62 Cortum, Alan Arthur 156 Couch, James Coviello, David 156 Crabtree, Linda Yvette Craig, Whit William 156 Craver, Colleen Louise 156 Cruz, Tommy Kawamoto 156 Cully, Pamela Gail 156,99 Dahmer, Doug Brian 156 D ' Amelio, Toni Daniel, Mary Ann 156 Danna, Joe Lawrence 156 Dapper, Stacie 156 Darling, Judy Ann 156,98 Daub, Kimberly Ann 156,45,103 Davidson, Dennis Arthur 156 Davidson, Jeanne Frances 147,103 Davis, Adriene 157 Davis, David 157,62 Davis, Dwight E. Davis, Mark Allen 157 Davis, Monnika Davis, Reggie William 157,62 Davis, Scott J 157 Davis, Dee 157 Dawes, Richard W. Day, Ron Wayne 175,62 Deis, Elizabeth Denise 157 Dilbeck, Janette 157 Diller, Catherine Elizabeth 157, 29, 83 Dimon, Heather Bee 157,5, 49 Di Paolo Cara L. Dominguez, Teresa Ann 157 Donnelly, Pam 157 Doyle, Michele Cynthia 157,103 Drolette, Mark 157 Duggan, Chrisy Ann 157 E uncan, Cheryl Danette 157 Dunlap, Steven 157,62 Duro, Antoinette Marie Eddins, Arlene Anna 157 Edenfield, Maia B. 157,161 Edward, Susan D. 157 Elies, Mike A. Elcome, Maureen 157 Eltzroth, Rocky M. 157 Erickson, Mark 157 Estep, Stephen C. 157 Estes, Janice 157 Fazio, Joe 157 Fedele, Karla 157 Fenton, Leonard, Theodore 157,62 Fewster, Cynthia Ann 157,62 Finch, Michael Dewayne 157 Fischer, Cherie Danielle 158 Flores, Joe A. 157 Fluke, Bob Joseseph 157 Fogerty, Danial Adriean 158 Foley, JoAnna 158 Freeman, David 158 Freeman, Jeff Duane French, De Ann 158 Fugate, Dean A. 158 Ganser, Cheryl Nadine 158,103 Garcia, Dario R. 158 Garrison, Ricky Lee 158 Gerhart, Tom A. Gibbs, Elizabeth 158 Geilezyk, David John 158 Giles, Shelly 158 Gillis, Adonna 158 Gomez, Mark S. 158 Gomez, Mike D. 158 Gonzalez, Daniel 62 Gordon, Gina 158 Gordon, Larry Wesly Graebe, Louisa M. 158 Grandys, Tadd Garvey, Mike 158 Gray, Justin Gilbert 158 Greene, Richard James 158 Griggs, Susan 158 Grignon, Cynthia Sue 158 Gross, Lindsey 158, 45,103 Grove, Connie Jean 158 Grovom, Tom Arthur 158 Guachena, Chuck Gunderson, Meg Hahn, Beverly G. 158 Hall, Doug E. Hall, Richard Leon 158 Hamilton, Dan 158 Hannan, Ken W. 158 Hansen, Paula Lou 158 Hansow, Danette Kay 158,49 Hansow, Don E. Hardie, Michael J. 158 Harper, Deborah Jean 158 Harrison, Deborah J. 158 Harrison, Karen Kay Harsch, Jolie D. 158 Hashimoto, Kenny 158 Hatter, Michael 158,62 Hels, Mary Hemme, Dave Allen 158 Henry, Kathleen Henson, Ralph W. 158 Henthorne, Kim Leroy 158 Hernandez, Daniel Lee Herrera, Angie 158 Herrick, Steven J 158 Herron, James P. 158,80,83 Hersch, Jodie Lea 158 Hewlett, Cynthia 158 Hiatt, Michael C. 158 Higby, Sherie K. 158 Hightower, Jack L. 90 Hightshoe, Jill Marie 158 Hill, Steven 158 Hillebrecht, Sally Ruth 159 Holder, Dave M. 159 Holden, David Gordon 159, 37 Hoose, Robbin L. 159 Hopkins, Elaine Frances 159 Howard, Susan Laurel 159,34, 35 Hudson, Chris 159,62 Huls, Mark 159 Hughes, John Mark 52 Hunt, Lori 159 Hunter, Cheryl Ann 159 Hutchings, Shari Ruth 159,30,59 Hutchings, Tim Allan 159,62 Hutchinson, Don Edward 159 Irmer, Richard Alan Jackson, Clifton Randy 159 Jackson, Patty Grace 159 Jahelka, Tammy Louise 159 Janssen, Mike Dean 159,62 Jauregui, Alejandro 159, 59,61,89 Jauregui, Anthony Mark 159 Jensen, Craig Lee 159 Johnson, Deborah Lynne 159,43 Johnson, Hadley 159,23 Johnson, Kenneth Edward 159,25, 29,49,187 Johnson, Steven L. 159,62 Johnson, Valerie Lynne 159 Johnston, Larry Steve 159 Joines, Christopher Drew 159 Jones, Mike Ray 159 Jones, William Elah 159 Kapusnik, Linda Teresa 159,23,29 Kay, Brian H. 159,62 Keeper, Judy Kay 159,161,49 Kelly, Laurie Anne 159 Kelly, Gaye Lynn 159 Kelly, Guy Lee 159 Kelly, Kim Marie 159 Kelsay, Dina Marie 159 Kennedy, Russel E. 159 Kennon, Robert Lee 159 Kerbs, Laurie L. 159,30 Kersh, Tina 159,25 Kiley, Kim Kay 159 King, Steve Edward 160 Kirkbride, Colleen Sue 160 Kisella, Lisa Gaye Kolb, Katherine Kovachy, Vernon 160 Kowalski, Victoria L. 160 Krause, Daniel James 160 Lahr, Michelle Elizabeth 160 Lambert, Patricia Anne 160 Lamm, John Kelly 160 Lane, Durendo M. 160 La Plante, Linda Marie 159,34 Larios, David 160 Larzalere, James Ray ' ' 160,52 Lawlyes, Bill 160 Lawson, David 168,165,62 Lawson, Patrick Joseph 160 Layne, Derek 160 Le Blanc, Anna Marie 160 Lebsock, Kim Kay 160 Leclerc, Jean Marie 160 Lehberg, Mark Christopher 160,62 Lemus, Bobby 160 Leon, Ester 160 Leon, Jesse A. 168 Lewis, Loralee 160 Licon, Val M. Lindegren, Karl R. 160 Lindemann, Polly Ann 160 Linder, Ralph Steven 160 Livingston, Dirk Peter 160,90 Lochridge, Karen Michelle 99 Loewenberg, Kevin Earl 160 Logan, Kara Janice 161 Longacre, Phillip 161 Lohigan, Christopher John 161 Lo Presti, Anthony P. 161,62 Lowrance, Alta Luaime 161 Luncsford, Elmer Dean 161 Lundy, Glen Morgan 161 Lunt, Dan G. Lynch, Van William 161 Lypps, Donna Jean 161 Mac Donald, Teresa Ann 30 Mack, Alton Francine 151 Maletich, John Martin 161,62 Manke, Stacy Kathleen 161 Manoli, Lori Ellen 161,32 Mansell, Beth T. 161 Markson, Jane Mary 151,25, 29 Martin, Darlene Sue 161 Martinez, Edward Alonzo 161 Martinez, Gloria 161,37 Martinez, Jouita 161 Mathis, Cheryl L. Matson, Terry Alan Matthews, Lee David 161 Maybew, Kathy Elizabeth 162,98 Me Andrews, Kenny Joseph 162 Me Ardle, Timothy Anthony Me Cain, Mary Beth 162 Me Cann, Dave John 162 Me Clymonds, Tammie 162 Me Cord, Mark Parrish 162 Me Ewen, Tav E. Me Gee, Sharon Kay 162 Me Mullen, Petra 162 Meagher, Nancy 162 Medugno, Marisa Ann 162,43,62 Meeks, David 162,90 Mendenhall, Judy 162 Mendez, Yolanda Lee 162 Merner, Dave Charles 162 Messerschmidt, John 162 Michaels, Ron E. 45 Middleton, Terri Elizabeth 162,25, 29,98 Miller, Brian P. 163 Miller, Kenny William 163,62 Miller, Raymond Dean 163 Mints, Timothy Herman 163 Mizer, Randy 163 Molaro, Jim T. Montague, Richard 163 Montoya, Linda 163,37 Moore, Alan G. 163 Moore, Mike 163,62,65, 71,82,83 Moore, Jeff Thomas 163,83 More, Dan James 163,70 Morales, Consuelo 163 Morgan, Jim Marshall 163 Morones, Theresa 163 Mullett, Dale Spencer 163 Munoz, Carlos 163 Munson, Terri Laurrine 163 Murison, Marc 163 Murphy, Brian Greg 163 Myerson, Robert Carl 163 Naves, Brent Matthew 164 Nelson, Laurie Kathleen 164, 83,98 Newton, Gail Ann 164 Nielsen, Linda Ann 164 Nijinski, Roger 164,81 Nobles, Jerri Leigh 164,43 Nordstrom, Tammy Lorraine 164,98 Norman, Dave W. 164 Oakley, Jerry Arnold 164 O ' Donnell, Jim Ray 164,62 Odorico, Donald 164 Odorico, Victor 164 Oliver, Jean Ann 164 Ortiz, Rose M. 164,103 Osburn, Curtis Edward 164,62 Osterhout, Sheri Lyn 164, 102 Otto, Trina Lee 164 Overman, Heidi 164 Owens, Tim 164 Palmerton, Ann Ruth 164,29 Paradise Scott 62 Paradise, Warren Parker, Ronald Lee 164,62, 70 Pateneaude, Marci 37 Patterson, Christopher 164 Peavey, Charles 164 Peck, Howard 164 Pedersen, John 164 Pederson, Brad 164,23,45 Pepper, Michael 164 Perdue, Jim 164 Perez, Ildefonso 164 Perisho, Michelle 164 Peterson, April 164 Peterson, Mark Pevey, Diane 164 Pope, Cindy 164 Porter, Hallie 164 Possenti, Linda 164, 30 Price, Brian 164 Prindiville, Cynthia 164 Puerner, Jim 34 Putis, Diane 164,32 Raney, Stephanie 164 Ransford, Michael 164 Ransom, Michelle 164 Rathburn, Charlene 164, 98 Ratzlaff, Dale 164 Raya, Feliz 164,90 Raya, Rachel Reed, Roberta Reeder, Scott Reeves, Karen 164 Reilly, Cheryl 164 Reilly, Wendy 164 Reutlinger, Robert 165 Reynolds, Jerry 165 Reynolds, Pat 165,83 Rialubin, Ricky 165 Rice, Kevin 165,80 Ricker, Steve 165 Rieches, Deborah 165 Riley, Mike 26 Robeen, Barbara 165 Roberts, Susan 165,30 Robinson, Barbara 165 Robinson, Tammy 165 Rogers, Candy 166 Rogers, Heidi 166,43 Romero, Denette 37 Roth, Bobbi 166 Roth, Erich Russell, Karen 166 Salari, Seamus Salagado, Francine Salter, Rick 166 Sanford, Carl 166,29 Sanford, Susan 166 Schakel, Gene 166 Schuble, Michael 166 Schultz, Suzanne 166 Sealey, Scott 166 Senefeld, Randy 166,70 Sharp, Karen 166 Sewell, Ellen Sherman, Teri 166 Shuttleworth, Warren 166 Sikorski, Sandra 166 Simon, Nancy 166 Skinner, Julie 166 Skomal, Mark 166,62 Slater, David 166 Smith, Bonnie 166,25 Smith, Gregory 166 Sneary, Debbie 166 Snow, Albert 166 Songer, Roy 166 Soto, Armando 166,62 Spasovski, Kosto Spear, Michelle 167 Spence, Chris 167 Stahl, John 167 Standerfer, Joni 167,43,98 Steffen, Steve 167 Stehly, Agnes 167 Steinauer, Corina 167 Stillie, Terri 167 Strahl, Renee 167,98 Straup, Sally 167 Street, Cammy 167,43 Street, Terri 167,43 Streeter, Brad 167 Stubbs, Richard 167, 70 Stuck, Susan 167,62, 70 Sutliff, Charles 167,62,70 Swart, Winslow 167, 83 Sweeney, Robert Sylvester, Terri 167- Talcott, Richard 167, 45,83 Tanksley, Alan Taimer, Michael 167 Tatman, Linda 167,99 Terrazas, Santa 167 Tewksbury, Steven 167 Thomas, Melanie 167,166,99 Thompson, Tommi Thuerkoff, Laurie 167 Thuleen, David 167 Thurk, Terry 167 Thweatt, Julie 167,29 Timmons, Christine 167 Todd, James 167 Tonar, Susan 167, 29 Toomer, Ann 167 Toso, Kathy 167 Tostado, Irma 167 Tostado, Jose Tostado, Martha Trosak, Connie 167 Troutner, Terry 167 Troutner, Mary Tuomi, Mike 167 Turner, Douglas 167 Turner, Sarah 167 Upson, Ann 167,98 Valek, Kim 167 Vaughn, Victor 167 Varner, Robert 167 Vega, Cindy 167, 37 Veign, Diane 167,37 Vieting, Cheryl 167 Vincent, Janet 167 Virgin, Dana 167,83 Wagner, Rick 168 Walburn, Raine 168 Ward, John 168 Warnshuis, Jon 168 Weakley, Julie 168 Weeda, Becky 168,103 Welch, Bruce 168,29 Welch, Kevin 168 Wells, Judy West, Ray 62 Westerlund, Rebecca Weimore, Kimberly Wetmare, Kim 168 Wheeler, David 168 White, Alan 168 White, Nancy 102 Whitten, Susan 168 Whitworth, Diane 168,45 Whitworth, Tom 168,81 Wierson, Fred 168 Wilbur, Brian 168 Wilkie, Richard 168 Willcox, Marla 168 Williams, Gay 168 Williams, Tim 168,43 Wilma, Brian 168 Wilson, Susan 168,29 Winger, Debbie 168 Wingo, Larry 168 Winkle, James 168 Woelke, Greg 168,62 Wolowsky, Cathy 168 Wood, David 168 Wood, Kathy 168 Woodruff, Vicki 168, 49 Woods, James 168 Woods, Le slie 168 Wright, Stacy 168,99 Wynn, Janet 168,99 Yanez, Pedro Ybarrondo, Peter 168 Zerkel, Vicki 168 Freshmen Afenir, Cindy 169’t ' Agee, Jody 169 Aguilar, Eddie 169 Aguilar, Ricky 169 ,65 Aguilera, Julia 169 Albers, Mark 169 Alber, Lisa 169 Alto, Robert 169 ,65 Alvarez, Joe 169 Anderson, Myron 169 , 71 Andjelkovich, Sandra 169 Apadi, Darw-in 65 Apodaca, Darwin 169 Askins, Mike 169 ,65 Ausbrooks, Debbie 169 Bachard, Patty 169 Badger, Lane 169 , 88 Bagby, Mark 169 Baker, Joleen 169 Baker, Lynne 169 Baker, Patty 169 , 20 Ballard, Bonna Barber, Darren 169 ,65 Barnes, Lynnette 169 Barr, Kandace 169 Bartlett, John 169 Barry, Christie 169 Bazzle, Jancie 169 Bechtold, John 169 Beck, Debra 169 Beck, Dodd 170 , 30 Bedford, Janet Belcourt, Elain 170 Beldon, Deanna 170 Bell, Greg 170 Bell, Laurie 170 Bellomy, Juli 170 Bennett, Bill 170 Bennett, Curt 170 Bennett, Edward 170 ,65 Berger, Aaron 160 Bernabeo, Robert 170 Berry, Kenneth 170 Bess, Kim 170 Betts, Robby 170 ,65 Bland, Melissa 160 Blankenship, Michelle 170 Bombardier, Barbara 170 , 32 Borer, Michael 170 Bose, Laurie 170 , 71 Bothoe, Anthony 170 Bowman, Rogar 170 ,65 Bown, Angela 170 Boyens, Jasen 170 ,65 Bradley, Kaye 170 Brady, Scott 170 Brandt, Joann 170 Brean, Jeff 170 Brewer, Buddy 170 Bright, Barabara 171 , 71 Briles, Doug 171 Brown, Donna 171 Brown, Kevin 171 Brown, Walter 171 Broyles, Steve 171 , 71 Bullard, Lorina 171 Burlington, Troy 171 Burns, John 171 Burt, Rene 171 Bylin, Dan 171 , 71 Cabrera, Toni Cala, Helena 171 Calvert, Lori 171 Campbell, Kennth 171 Camp, Robin 171 Cantrell, Don 171 Cantrell, Wayne 171 Carrasco, Eva 171 Carmen, S. 171 Carter, Eric 171 Carter, Laurie 171 Castorena, Marianna Chancellor, David 171 Chavez, Benny 171 Chavez, Joe 171 Chesney, Debbie 171 , 80 Christensen, Dave 171 Christensen, Kelly 171 Christian, Don 171 Clark, Kayte 171 Clark, Laurie 171 Clodt, Juile 171 Cloutier, Paul 171 , 88 Coda, Karen 171 Collett, Juliana 171 Comey, Lili 171 Condomitti, Linda 171 Cook, Andrea 171 Cornicelli, Joey 171 Cornwall, De Ann 171 Corp, Catherine Cortum, Mike 171 Cory, Beth 171 Cowan, Dan 171 Crabtree, Diane Crouch, Mindy 171 Crowe, David 171 , 100 Cruz, Eddie 171 Cuervo, Patrick 171 Cully, Daniel 171 ,65 Cully, Don 171 65 Cunning, Tim 171 ,65 Danenberg, Marlene 171 Danrer, Jim 172 , 7 Darling, Donald 172 Darrock, Brian 172 , 71 Daughtry, Mark 172 , 110 D ' Auteuil, Susan 172 Davis, Jerry Davis, Michelle 172 Deming, Sandy 172 Deveney, Loretta 172 D Young, Nathan Di Paolo, Diana 172 Disney, Doug 172 , 65 Dodson, Rene 172 , 88 Dominguez, Gloria 172 Dominguez, Jack 172 ,65,88,120 Donvan, Kevin 172 Dugagan, John 172 ,65 Duro, Stephanie 172 Dykstra, Hemy Earls, Chris 172 , 65 Early, Joe 172 ,65 Ebbs, Ricki Edilman, Greg Eden, Brian Ellis, Becky 172 Ellsworth, Gerry 172 , 64,88 Elzer, Cindy 173 Engrav, Kim 173 Ensley, Bill 173 , 65,130 Erler, M. 173 Estep, Kathy 173 Eyres, Valrie Ferris, Shelli 173 Floyd, Tommy Fonseca, Christoper 173 , 65, 88 Foster, Fred 173 Foster, Michelle 173 Fox, Peter 173 Fralin, Beverly 173 Freitas, Kathy Friedrich, Mike 173 Fries, Gary 173 , 65, 71 Fullerton, Debbie 173 , 140 Gabriella, Alana 173 Garcia, Jack Gardener, Susan 173 Gallegos, Richard 173 ,65 Ganske, Debbie 173 Garleb, Al ex Geringer, Lori 173 Gibbs, Kim 173 Gilliland, Cindy 173 Givens, Barbara Lynn 173 Glennie, Jim 173 , 150 Goforth, Beckie 173 Golonka, Joe 173 Gomez, Alma Gomez, Rogers 173 Gonzalez, Debbie 173 Gonzalez, Victor 173 Good, Robert 173 Gorman, Matt 173 , 65, 71 Goswick, Vicky 173 Grand, Randy 173 Grant, Deena 173 , 160 Grant, Jeff 173 Grayson, William 173 , 88 Gross, SheUy 173 Grebisz, Anthony 173 Green, Randy 173 Greer, Jodi 173 Gropper, Juile 173 , 169,32 Guerrero, Shirley 173 Hager, Danny 173 Hager, Maria 173 , 170 Hale, Tammy Haley, Linda 173 Hall, Darryl 65 Hall, Jean 173 Hall, Shelly 173 Halper, John 173 Hammond, Meredith 173 Harder, Jay 173 Hardesty, Sharon 173 Haper, Ellen 173 Harrington, Randi 173 , 180 Hart, Randi 173 Hartley, Rick 173 Hauge, Ricky 173 Havice, Vicki Hawkins, Glenda 173 Hawthorne, Chris 173 Hay, Wayne 173 , 65 Hearn, Robyn 173 Hels, George 173 Henderson, Sandra 173 Henry, Sherry 173 , 190 Herman, Jeff 174 Hermosillo, Joe 174 Hernandez, Alberto 174 Hernandez, Lisa Herrera, Phil 174 Hershman, Lannette 174 Hicks, Julie 174 Higbee, Nancy 174 Holden, Wayne 174 Holderman, Marjorie 174 Holt, Randy 174 , 200 Holt, Sandi 174 Homisak, Ron 147 Hook, Leslie 174 Hoskins, Jerry 174 Houston, Matt Huffman, Robert 174 , 71 Huie, Ken 174 Ingrund, Mary 174 Jackson, Cheryl 174 Jackson, Peggy 174 , 32 Jamison, Peter 174 , 210 Janssen, David 174 ,65 Jean, Truman 174 Jensen, Jon 174 Jensen, Magdalena 174 Jensen, Scott 174 Johnson, Arlo 174 Johnson, Don 174 ,65 Johnson, Terry 174 Johnston, Brick 174 Jones, Clark 174 , 210 Jones, La Vonna 174 Jordan, Jeff 174 Jorgensen, Richard 174 Juarez, Adrain 175 Kansas, Virginia 175 Kay, Christopher Kelly, Michael 88 Khan, Joe 175 Kim, Mia 175 King, Darryl 175 Kitterman, Wendy 175 Knapik, Mary 175 , 330 Koch, Dana 175 Kostecka, William 175 Kovin, John 175 Kowaski, Brian 175 ,65 Krause, Kathleen 175 Kroll, Patrice 175 Krupenas, Paul 175 Kufchak, Dean 175 Kurchak, Lori 175 Kirkpatrick, Shell 175 Lahr, Suzanne 175 Lamlj, Cheryl 175 Lane, Jack 175 , 65, 88 Lantz, Daryl 175 , 71 La Plante, Bobby 175 , 65 Larson, David 175 , 71 Larzalere, Francine 175 Lathem, John 175 ,65 Lavorato, Teri 175 Lawbaugh, Joe 175 Lawerance, Sally Lawson, Helen Lawson, Maria Le Due, Guang 175 Lehberg, Mary 175 Leondis, Lisa 175 Lepanto, Richard 175 Lesperance, Dana 175 Lewis, Teresa 175 Lewis, Mary 175 Linds aey, Mike 175 Lopez, Greg 175 Lo Presti, Joey 175 ,65,88 Lopez, Kim 175 Lowry, Brian 175 Love, Beth Lovett, Alesia 175 Lungren, Bill 175 Lucas, Mark 175 Lytle, Doug 175 Mac Phee, Penny 175 Madsion, Monty 175 Magoon, Kevin 175 Maletich, Chris 175 Malone, Kevin Mancino, Brian 175 Marheine, Jeff 175 Marshburn, Wes 175 ,65 Martin, Mark 176 , 88 Marymee, Linda 176 Mason, Aim 176 Mason, Dave 176 , 65 Mason, Greg 176 Massa, Mark 176 Mathews, Robin 176 Me Gann, Danny 176 ,65 Me Gann, Greg 176 Me Cullough, Miles 176 Me Dermott, Diane 176 Me Entyre, Teresa 176 Me Fee, Patti Me Gowan, Brian 176 , 65 Me Knand, Janet 176 Me Kinley, Mark 176 Me Spadden, Sandy 176 Melkonian, Michael 176 Mendelson, Jodie 176 Mendenhall, Teri 176 Mersh, Juile 176 Messerschmidt, Deanna 176 Messmer, Jeff 176 , 65 Michaels, Robert 176 Millburn, Jeanni 176 Miller, Tammy 176 Miller, Belinda 176 Miller, Laura Miller, Norbert 176 , 71 Mills, Becky 176 Milne, Barry 177 Milne, Kerry 177 Montogue, Lori 17V Montoya, Brenda 177 Moon, Robert 177 Moore, Jeff 177 Moore, Mike 177 Morasco, Donna 177 More, Micheal 177 ,56,71 Morris, Juile 177 Morrow, Andy 177 Mowry, Margie 177 Moyneur, Patrick 177 ,65,71 Munoz, Xavier Munson, Micheal Murdock, Kirsten 177 Murphy, Jim 177 Murray, Robert 177 , 71 Muskett, Brad 177 Myerson, Andrea 177 Nash, Jeff 177 Nelson, Alice 177 Nevarez, Jesus 65 Newton, Carol 177 Ngo, Joe 177 Nichols, Angela 177 Nicks, Dean 177 Neilsen, Julie 177 Nobles, Nancy 177 Nordhausen, Jennifer 177 Norman, Mark 177 Nugent, Michelle 177 Oakley, Iva 177 O ' Dell, Clyde Olson, Carrie 177 Orahood, Scott 177 Ossana, Jeff 177 Overholt, Steve 177 Palmer, Joe 177 Pauletto, Patricia 177 Pauley, Donald 177 Paulino, Dave 177 Perez, Mike 177 Perkins, Dan 65, 88 Perkins, Loretta Phillips, Ken 177 Plesko, Mark 177 ,65 Plesko, Tom 177 , 71 Pohlman, Kim 177 Portor, Jean 177 Pottor, Rhonda 177 Powers, Esther 177 Preston, Steve 177 Prouty, Pam 177 Pulido, Craig 177 , 65, 88 Quick, Bruce 177 Ramsey, Craig 177 Ramirez, Oscar Ransford, Wendy Read, Mike Ricchio, John 177 , 175 Richardson, Bart 177 Ridgway, Robby 177 Ripperger, Theresa 177 Roberts, Tami 177 Robinson, Cheryl 177 Robinson, Jennifer 177 Rockwell, Debbie 177 Romano, Leilani 177 Ross, Diana 177 Roth, Don 177 Rowen, Colleen 177 Rowen, Tom 178 , 65 Rowland, Brian 178 Rudolph, Janice 178 Ruggles, Doug 178 Ruiz, Lorenzo Rushing, Denise 178 Sacher, Suzanne 178 Saenz, Ernest Saenz, Eveyln 178 Sanders, Juile 178 Sanders, Tammy Sanne, Roger Santiago, Jeroge 178 , 88 Sanzberro, Rhonda 178 Sarver, Rhea 178 Sawyer, Candice 178 Schexnayder, Ken 178 Schexnayder, Myra 178 Schimmelman, Carole 178 Schmitt, Susan 178 Schrader, Daryl 178 Schussler, Tina 168 Schuble, Kelly 1788 Seltmann, Lori 178 Sexauer, Dennis Shaffer, Jeff 178 Shain, Mike 179 Shalley, Susan 179 Sherinyan, Patsy Shultz, Gary 179 Sickler, John 179 Sidders, Greg 179 Sidders, Michael 179 Sievers, Mark 179 ,65 Simmons, Tracy Simonof, Maria Simpson, Becky 179 Sims, Janet 179 Skomal, Scott 179 ,65 Smith, Doug 179 Smith, Ernie 179 Smith, John 179 Smith, Rosilynn 179 Smith, Sandra 179 , 71 Smith, Terry 199 Snow, Lori 179 Snow, Bonnie 179 Soper, Greg 179 Soto, Carmen 180 Sowers, John 180 ,65,71 Spadt, John 180 Standal, Julie 180 Starkey, Gary 180 , 140 Stathatos, Gary 180 Steeve, Roger 180 Stehle, Pamela Stehly, Nicholas 180 Sterling, Nancy L 180 Stettler, Robert 180 Stockwell, Ginger 180 Stone, Alisa Stoural, Theresa 180 Streahl, Tracy 180 Strange, Jim 180 ,65, 420 Strom, Jo Ellen 180 Stuck, Robin 180 Sutton, Sherri 180 Swannie, Steven 180 Swanson, Charles 180 , 65 Tanksley, Alvin 180 Tanner, Kathy 180 Tatman, Kris Taylor, Annette 180 Taylor, Deanna 180 Taylor, Debra 180 Taylor, Jeff 180 Teets, Tony 180 ,65,71 Terry, Virginia 180 Thayer, Mary 180 Thomas, Tommy 180 Thornton, Deanne 180 Toepher, Kristi 180 Tortes, Richard Towner, Laura 180 Treadwell, Michael 180 , 40 Troutner, Jean 180 Trunk, Kristi Tully, Richard 180 Turner, Corinne 180 , 71 Valentine, William 180 ,65 Vanderlyke, Leila Valdibieso, Michael 180 Varhol, Paul 180 Verran, Steve 180 Van Hesley, Lori 180 Velarde, Rosemary 180 Vieaux, Nancy 180 Villalobos, Paul Vinson, Christine 180 Wade, Leslie, 180 Wafford, Brian 180 Wafford, Debbie 180 Waldron, Steven 180 Ward, Karen 180 Ward, Robert 180 Warfield, Lisa 180 Watson, Santa 180 Watworth, J. 180 Wayne, Gary 180 Weakley, Dandee 180 Weaver, Geri 180 Weber, Dedi 181 Wennerstrom, David 181 West, Greg 181 ,65 Westland, Debbie Wetter, Randy 181 Wheeler, Mark 181 WTiite, Lloyd 181 White, Melaine 181 Whitworth, Jim Wierson, Ron 181 Wilkinson, David 181 , 71 Wilkinson, Bruce 181 Williams, Lee W ' inger, Vicky 181 Wirick, Meigan 181 Wise, Kemp 181 Wofford, Bobby Wood, Robert 181 Wood, T. 181 Wylan, Joel Yadon, Randy 181 , 65 Young, Ron 181 Zeigler, Mitch Zellmer, Barbara 181 Zepeda, Remberto 181 I would sincerely like to express my appreciation to all of the faculty and students here at Orange Glen High School, You made it possible for me to fulfill a dream. A dream of being the Editor of my class yearbook; and sharing a part in creating memories. I would also like to express my thanks to Mr. Galen Kuehnast- (Yearbook Advisor), for the faith and trust he had in my work and in order to see it through. Without your help and support 1 wouldn’t have been able to do it. Looking back on these past four years, I realize I have learned things that will be forever valuable to me. I will always remember with fondness the teachers and friends who helped me along the way. I wish all of my graduating class, and the graduates of to¬ morrow, happiness and success in the future. May every¬ one seek and find the beautiful things in life. Thank You CCcL 1975-76 Torch Editor ' ■ft ' -iy. ' ;, . . ’ .- 4o ' ;hV 223 J ] would personally like to dedicate this yearbook, the1975-76 Zorch to Mr. Dan Marrison a man who deserves our gratitude, appreciation and recognition. Me has the determination to stand behind his beliefs, always looks toward the bright side and never considers any project impossible, Mr. Marrison gives you the strength to continue whenever you je feeling doubtful or unsure of your future. Mis consistent faith that every student can achieve his goals is an inspiration to the students and faculty of Orange (}len Migh School. • Zamara C. Mo ward 1975-76 Zorch editor wmJjm 1 ■ 4JH H i ] pfrXAj lOL hJoC-Q. cidcv- A % ' ' XSUXav ' 0 AO (Ct AJLvvyQp Aiwa, ' pJL ifW GA � ' { ' ■% A ' A V s- i A ' •■Vyi ' . A (m- f ji A .o Ar .A rt i • ' ii I s l ’ 1, xT ' ' z ■ A fe. =“ ■■ ' • ' , c ' vx tV V ' ■XSir;