Riverside Polytechnic High School - Koala Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1976 volume:

u es tdAoj- ecu-, j) J(X . £ € ji_ a t + f s + . j c t nrvx , -ioj - ioi remember toN r- £ddie and j talkac to i C J° c ru M.CUQH  £  V ' UA T I - xu qz ( jjii  «4?w U -e - , ' 5g 7 ? c Koala 1976 presents AN OPEN BOOK The key to an ' open book PERSPECTIVE . . . Not narrowing your sight to one dimension but seeing the total picture . . . Seeing students of Poly open and receptive to as many differen lifestyles as there are people ... A school a varied as its student body . . . Open to all peo pie, activities, environments and organizations . . . Celebrating our inherent right of openness in this, , the Bicentennial year ... We -the Koala Staff- open our book to you . . . • -■Jpr RIVERSIDE POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL CONTENTS 1. CLASSES . 2. ACTIVITIES . 3. SPORTS . . 4. FACULTY . . 5. ADS view of Poly Th ce O 9Cv ill ossibilities a TO V - ■ , ?. • • rare ;$ - ' I . • • • . .. r- « ■ IIFE at Poly is the one thing that unites the infi- nitely varied people who comprise its student body. While everyone takes divergent paths to reach his goals, the school goes on - the physical structure - the traditions -the teaching-learning cycle. For all who were, are, and will be a part, Poly adds a dimension to their lives. u, ; V f ■ fcv  © ... . ::■; Boo mm Classes Debt Acker Michael Adams Paul Clifford Agin Rory Agnes Lori Albrecht Mary Alfaro Sheryl Allen M.E.C.H.A Daisy Chain F.B.L.A. Humanities Club Almighty Seniors, posing as Khaki, or Freshmen, run for the cover of their train. Mommies and daddies of the Freshmen built the train for the Khaki to escape the flood sent down by the omnipotent gods (Seniors of course). Kurt Lee Arnstutz C.S.F. Bowling Club Presi dent 12 Seniors Donald Archuleta Robert Michael Arciniega Timothy ]. Armstrong Craig Asay Harold Aschmann Symphonic Band Orchestra Zena Elizabeth Atkinson Woodwind Ensemble C.S.F. Symphonic Band fames Austin Gerald B. Averill Natalie Avolese Fearful Freshmen huddle together for protection while Mike Whitney leads the girls in (above) and as they examine their train (below). Taunt Baker Commissioner of Pep Homecoming Princess G.A.A. Swim Team Corinne Elizabeth Baldwin Charles Ballard Kathleen Barber Leticia L. Barraza Marco Barricelli Theatre Arts Jesters Club Humanities Club Alvin Wayne Bartholomew Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football B.S.U. 13 Jack Bartlett Joanne Gail Basirico Daisy Chain High Scho.ol Volunteer Deborah Bath Mark Bauman Jesters Club Karen Lynn Beal Swim Team Tennis Team Campus Deb You mean you woke me up to show me this? questions George Luchs. Alison Bell SPOTLIGHT Features Editor Var. Volleyball, Badminton Homecoming Elections Comm. Becky Bell Varsity Tennis G.A.A. Erin Bell Bear Tracks Editor Varsity Volleyball |4 KOALA Art Editor Kathleen Bell Lorri Bennett William Bennett Kurt V- Berchtold SPOTLIGHT Staff C.S.F. Life Member National Merit Finalist Linda Bergh John Bielskis Kevin Binder Carol Bloom Johanna Bolen F.B.L.A. Homecoming Princess Varsity Girls ' Swim Team International Club C.S.F. Curtis Bomgardner Sheila Bright C.S.F. Life Member International Club Model U.N. William Bowker Ronald Bragg Irene Jerri Brand Concert Choir ' 74-75 Flag Girl Dan Kentucky Briney Crist i A. Broach SPOTLIGHT Staff Girls ' Varsity Volleybal Raymond Brouse Christopher Bruckner BN 5-3 J.R.O.T.C. Richard Burns Charles Butler Varsity Football Stephen Brandyberry Drama I. II, III, IV I.T.S. Life Membership C.S.F. Carol A. Brown Keith Clay Butler Swim Team Band Seniors 15 Susan Byars Eric B. Cake ' 72-76 Advanced Band James Camacho Varsity Baseball Lettermen ' s Club Dave Campagni Varsity Golf Denise L. Cannell Matthew Cardiff Gregory L. Carlton Marching Band Photo Club Peter Carter Patricia Casern Joe Castaneda Peter Michael Castro II Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Cross Country Christine Marie Celse KOALA Staff C.S.F. Life Member Young Life Frank Chagolla Douglas Chandler Theresa Chaves Deborah Ann Citarella Christel Claessens Nanci Clarence . ' 73-74 Drill Team A.F.S. A.S.B. Vice-President 74-75 Flag Banner Captain SPOTLIGHT Staff ' 75-76 Drill Team Captain Varsity Volleyball Errol Clarke Motocross Bruce Coggbis Jsff Wheeler (above left), Koala ' s version of Kojalc, licked his way through the year and proved to be a real Life Saver at times. Denise Smith [top right) and Karen Beal (above right) reflect for a moment on past, present, and future experiences. Lisa J. Conlon Girls ' State Alternate C.S.F. Life Member Varsity Volleyball Tony Corona Varsity Soccer Lettermen ' s Club Cynthia Lynn Cook Varsity Cheerleader KOALA Advertising Staff Senior Class Vice-President Deborah A. Cook Girls ' League President Orchestra C.S.F. Life Member Suzie Cooper Karlene Cornuell -x Y Curtis ]. Cruz Varsity Soccer • i T IB • Robert Curtin ' 73-75 Varsity Motocross Sophomore Football Douglass Dai id Daniel ' 72-73 Band Ivy Decker C.S.F. Life Member ' 74-76 Orchestra Council Varsity Tennis | 7 Michael Deissler Varsity Badminton Humanities Secretary M.;r; Ak ' i Denzler Girls ' Varsity Tennis Team G.A.A. Douglas P. Dicaro Varsity Golf Varsity Soccer Michael Dietzman Kerry Doherty Dana L. Donat C.S.F. Life Member Andre G. Downey J.V. Basketball Varsity FootbalF Wrestling Mark P. Dykeman Kastihiko Ebihara Tracy Roberson shows that a smile can go a long, long way. Patricia Ann Eckert H.S.-U.D. Lisa Renee Eddy Humanities Homecoming Princess 18 Seniors Paul Eduards Varsity Water Polo Jonathan Ekman Mark Elkin C.S.F. Life Member Scott Ellis Kevin G. Ellison Junior Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball Laura Jean Fiegener Pom-Pon Girl KOALA Advertising Staff Daisy Chain Diana Ervin Marcy Rae Evans Dance The technique of a potter (the clay variety) is demonstrated by James Waugh. Doug Everett Dorothy L. Falley Joyce Fargo David Feehan Mary Ann Ferrian KOALA Activities Staff F.B.LA. ' 73-74 Drill Team Bear Tracks Photographer Jesters Treasurer P4-75 Photo Club President U.S. Amanda F inlay Sandy Fischbeck Kelly Rowe expresses his view of the school year. Kimberly Fishier Seniors 19 Paid Flores Varsity Cross Country Lauren Foley Letts Club Genever Elaine Fox C.S.F. Life Member Varsity Volleyball Varsity Gymnastics Bema-d Franklin Deborah Lynn Franzen C.S.F. Lite Member Varsity Badminton Girls ' League Freshman Rep. Clinton Frutiger Daisy Chain members, who helped escort the class of 75, are (from top): Laurette Longmire, Elizabeth Nelson, Sheryl Allen, Elaine Soost, Nanette Krieger, Deborah Harvey, Karen Olsen, Cindy Kinsey, Cathy Linaweaver, Carol Cobb, Debbie Cook, Debbie Mit- chell, Laura Fiegner, Cindy Dull, Cindy Cook, Cathy Gordon, Lisa Conlon, Joanne Basirico, Chris Thoele, Bev Scher, Susan Roeber. and Colleen LaMantain. Dean F. Gaffney Varsity Soccer Senior Class Social Chairman 20 Seniors Michael T. Gallas House of Advisory Debbie Gammill Linda Marie Gardner Theatre Arts SPOTLIGHT Features Staff A.S.B. Treasurer Timothy E. Garvin ' 75-76 Drum Major ' 75-76 Instr. Music President ' 74-76 Wind Ensemble Pat Gary High School Volunteer Stacey Gary Kevin Gaut Thomas Gergen J I Richard Gelz Lori Glick Allison Lynn Gould KOALA Freshman Class Editor Aaron Goffman Varsity Footbc.ll Lettermen ' s Club C.J.S. Valerie }. Gould Humanities Club Concert Choir Jeffrey Goodrich Marlin Goraczkoivski Kathryn Ann Gordon Girls ' Varsity Tennis Daisy Chain C.S.F. 8g5 Steven Gozdecki Scott Miller beams with Poly pride (above) while other Ignufs ponder the future of their horse (below). Craig Graham Connie B. Grigsby SPOTLIGHT News Editor ' 74-75 Chamber Singers Varsity Volleyball Seniors 21 Cecilia Guerrero Lynn Guiljoy Wrestlerette R.O.T.C. Sponsor Vicky Jo Gulizia 1 Diana Milzi Gutierrez F.B.L.A. Nancy A. Halrerson ' 75-76 Band Treasurer Ski Club Homecoming Princess Jeanette Lynn Hansen C.S.F. Life Member Concert Choir Model U.N. Ben Harnage Lisa Hausladen Speaking of spor+s scores . gleams Douglass Daniel. Chuck Harris Diana Hallstrom Sid Harris Carlene Hayes 22 Seniors Kathleen Hayes KOALA Sophomore Editor ' 73-76 Marching Band Sandy Hayes Ross Hill Water Polo Instrumental Music David William Hempy w m Robert Henderson F.B.L.A. Bowling Club Steven F. Henley ' 74-76 Chamber Singers Concert Choir Jesters Club Adrienne Hetter C.S.F. Life Member Bear Tracks Leslie Jean Hines Concert and Marching Band Varsity Swim Team C.S.F. I just can ' t take it anymore, thinks Japanese foreign exchange student Kasahiko Ebihara after one of Mr. Hodges ' extravagant explana- tions while Joe Zasadzinski scans the situation. Ingrid Jane Hochrein C.S.F. Life Member A.F.S. High School Volunteer Debi Hogerty High School Volunteer David Holcomb Jeffery K. Holden Varsity Football Varsity Track B.S.U. Jo)ce Derenda Houard Seniors 23 Steve Michael Hughes Thomas Hummel Pat Hurler Peter Birdwood Jackson Holly Jameson Varsity Football Orchestra KOALA Activities Staff G.A.A. Honor Wind Ensemble Soccer C.S.F. 73-74 Band Council R.C.T.C. Kenneth Johnson Varsity Water Polo Key Club C.S.F. Kent Robert Johnson KOALA Business Manager C.S.F. Life Member 74-75 Key Club President Kristel Johnson Ta-da! Su Fitzer displays one pumpkin that will never have to become leftovers. % ' Why can ' t the whole school disappear? wishes Kay Lyons. Mark Johnson Chamber Singers Sharon K. Johnson Suzanne Johnson 24 Seniors Tammie Johnson High School Volunteer Diana Jones Gary Jones Wanna join me in a game of pool? asks Bill Bowker. Diane Jordon Vic Karidakes Varsity Golf Kendra Anne Kaub Dance Andrea Kaiis C.S.F. Life Member Kathy L. Kay Mixed Chorus Kimberly Kelley Ken Kohut Karen Leigh Kennedy KOALA Staff Chamber Singers Homecoming Princess Lori Elaine King F.B.L.A. Shandel King Kent Kreeger Gretchen Krieger Girls ' Swim Team Nanette Krieger Daisy Chain Cynthia R. Kinsey High School Volunteer Daisy Chain Karin Kummerow Seniors 25 Colleen Gaye LaMantain Girls ' League Board Daisy Chain High School Volunteer Cathie Latimer Marching Band Wind Ensemble Zf Carolyn Landrum Sandy Lansing High School Volunteer Debra Lapham M.G.M. 9th Grade Social Chairman Susan Lasky Zozo Lavda Foreign Exchange Student J.V. Soccer Team A.F.S. Joni Marie Laverty 73-74 Drill Team Community Service ' Leigh Williams joins the revolutionary effort by attempting to hold the Old North Church steeple together. Tat Paul Revere Yalcutis and Peter Castro watch for British spies. Maria Leake Girls ' Swim Team Badminton Team 26 Seniors I Lisa Leblanc Patricia Lennan Jesters Club Concert Choir Thomas Leonard Althea Lewis Cathy Linaiveaver Varsity Swim Team Varsity Basketball Team Ski Club Kathleen Lindamood Gina Link The Bears ' spirit exploded with the Bicentennial Celebration during the 1975 Homecoming game. Arianne Alar cell a Lizee 73-75 Flag Banner Corps ' 75-76 Drill Team Captain Timothy D. Loive R.O.T.C. Officer Chamber Singers Laiirette Longmire Chamber Singers Varsity Swim Team Daisy Chain George H. Luchs Varsity Swim Team KOALA Sports Editor Kay Lyons Varsity Volleyball Denise Michele Maberry Wind Ensemble ' 73-76 Band Council April MacKay Kirk Malhiot Michelle Mallory Seniors 27 Randy Marks Linda Matthews Varsity Gymnastics G.A.A. fenny Alene Matulich KOALA Staff Swim Team Cynthia May Robert McColloch Jeanne McDonald Joseph Mele Paul Metsch Varsity Football Varsity Tennis Junior Class President Dwane David Mickelson Cindy Miller David Charles Miller Motocross Team Golf Team House of Advisory Debby Mitchell Daisy Chain 28 Seniors Mark Monson Varsity Footb all Oh my gosh, it ' s only Monday. M A d. Shelley M. Moses Anne B. Myers C.S.F. Life Member National Merit Finalist Teresa Napoli Jesters Club President Joy Neal Elizabeth K. Nelson Daisy Chain High School Volunteer Linda Nielson Competitive Swimming Synchronized Swimming Seniors kick back and hope to make it through another day. Laureen Newman Marilyn Nix Janise Lynne Nolen Jennifer Kay Nyborg Debbie Nygren Swim Team S.A.A. Curtis E. Oaks III Pamela Kathleen Odien Jesters Chamber Singers Concert Choir Larry Edward Oliver Concert and Marching Band Varsity Baseball Valarie Gould, 1976 Miss Riverside, is caught in a quiet moment of contemplation. Karen Olson Anne Ortega Modern Dance Seniors ' 29 Luis Ortega 74-75 Chamber Singers Priscilla Ortega Tare ! G. Osterheldt ' 72-74 House of Advisory Sophomore Class Council Freshman Class Secretary Kimberly Ottmami Ski Club Modern Dance Competitive Swimming pi HO £ Donna Sue Painter Girls ' League Board Cheryl Parker V. Captain Wrestlerettes Tour-guide City Hall ' 75 House of Advisory Alan Stewart Parry Jesters Club House of Advisory Nanci Clarence and Connie Grigsby find time to bump and boogie. Pheneda Patterson lens W ' . Pederson Varsity Soccer 30 Seniors Mike Pelissero John David Perrault Motocross Team John Perrine Varsity Basketball David Oxford Mona Parks Jackie Peacock Anne Philips Ignufs reflect the spirit of ' 76 Frenzied Seniors portray frolicking Freshmen in the Freshman Naming Assembly. Poly ' s top percussionist, Mike Dietzman, comes on with a bang u i rs Bill Bowker throws Scott Ellis some tricks of the trade. Greg Rawlings was an expert at slicing by the time it came to the Bicentennial SpringFaire. Zozo Lavda shows Mona Wakeman that even a foreigner can have that 76 spirit. Marty Van Housen takes a milk and cookie break. Kirk Bailor reveals his impression of a smile is forever. 31 Kimberly Phisler Christine L. Pilliter ' 73-76 Band Council ' 73-76 Wind Ensemble Varsity Badminton Reggie Pinkley J.V. Baseball Varsity Baseball Roderick Polfeit fames Ronald Pourroy KOALA Staff— Sports Varsity Track Team . Gary Ouezada Nancy Trimble gazes fixedly while awaiting her en trance during the Freshman Naming Assembly skit Francis Rayburn 32 Seniors Eric Reed Angelita Gayle Re id Varsity Volleyball Commission B.S.U. Board Member Leon Anthony Reynolds William Reynolds Julie Richardson Varsity Tennis Here you see a prime example of the infamous Senior Slump. Lisa Anne Ritzau KOALA Staff — Sports Homecoming Queen Tracy Lynn Roberson Homecoming Princess F.B.L.A. President C.S.F. Susan Marie Roeber C.S.F. Life Member Chamber Singers Concert Choir President Dell Roberts Michael LaMar Roberts Motocross Team Captain Motocross Team Roy Robertson Martin Robinson G. Douglas Rogers Varsity Football Varsity Track Lettermen ' s Club Bill Ross Ronald Allen Rossetti Varsity Track, Motocross Varsity Cross Country Varsity Soccer Donna Rounds Humanities Club Bear Tracks Seniors 33 The spirit of ' 76 Senior Class Officers: Greg Rawlings, President; Cindy Cook, Vice-President; Eva Yakutis, Secre- tary; Ben Rubio, Treasurer; Dean Gaffney, Social Director. As Seniors, we remember our first years at Poly as we end this final and very special one. In this Bicentennial year, the class has worked together in the true spirit of 76 and has created a unique bond. Graduation brings us to the end of a very meaningful four years of education. Using the knowledge we have gained ... we take our leave. Senior Class Council — Front Row: Elaine Soost, Lisa Conlon. Second Row: Jenny Matulich, Victor Karidakes, Lisa Ritiau, Cindy Cook, Jean Wood, Mona Wakeman. Back Row: Doug Rogers, Karen Kennedy, Paul Metsch, Dee Terneuzen, Dave Smith, Carol Bloom, Connie Grigsby. 34 Seniors Benjamin A. Rubio SPOTLIGHT Staff Senior Class Treasurer C.S.F. Nora Ann Scharf Girls ' Varsity Tennis Humanities Club Jesters Club Jacob Schuljak Denise E. Scales J.V. Volleyball G.A.A. Kimberlee S chaffer Linda Bergh reflects on her years at Poly, and, as do other Ignufs, contemplates the unknown future. Charles Scheetz Beverly foy Scher C.S.F. Life Member Girls ' League Vice President KOALA Advertising Editor Donald Schlotler Varsity Baseball Varsity Golf Trisha Schoonover House of Advisory Torrey Schwartz Cindy Scott Patricia Ann Scott Modern Dance Junior-Senior Sponsor B.S.U. Homecoming Princess Beth Seeley SPOTLIGHT Editorial Editor C.S.F. Secretary iGrls Varsity Volleyball 35 Elizabeth Shehan Lisa Simpson Denise Smith Girls ' Varsity Volleyball 36 - Seniors David Sheneman Julia Af. Shine Sue Shook Kelly T. Sims Wind Ensemble Stage Band Adelaide Sinclair C.5.F. Life Member ' 74-75 Chamber Singers N.C.T.E. Award Winner Eric Skog Concert Choir Christian Fellowship Curt Cruz imagines himself at Lake Perris taking in the rays and breathes a sad sigh. Gary Smith Marty Simons Fish Club Wrestling Team Track Team Tom Skog Melanie Anne Smith I.T.S. Life Member C.S.F. Jesters Publicity Manager Michael Smith Ski Bear President Varsity Track Captain Varsity Cross Country Valeri Smith 73-74 Drill Team Modern Dance Elaine Louise Soost KOALA Senior Class Editor C.S.F. President, Life Member 74-75 SPOTLIGHT Staff David Spezia Cathy Gordon and Alberta Zanardi chow down at the Spring Faire. Janet Steingone C.S.F. Girls ' Tennis Team SPOTLIGHT Staff John Stanton Linda Stewart Pam Strickland Badminton Team Gymnastic Team Kenneth R. Stryker Kim Stuart C.S.F. Mmm — good says Bill Bennett after devouring a delectable delight during Spirit Week. Seniors 37 Mr. Ted T.J. Johnston and Mrs. Niklti Snedden helped the Class of ' 76 through another v « ar n( Irlak and tribulations. Julie Carol Sullivan C.S.F. Jesters Club Kevin Sullivan Jeff Summers Varsity Basketbal ■ Lila Taniguchi Tamara S. Taylor Varsity Badminton Team C.S.F. Rebecca Teague Dee Ann Terneuzen KOALA Staff C.S.F. Lite Member Christine A. Tboele Pom-Pon Girl Girls ' Varsity Swimming Keith Thompson R.O.T.C. Officer Janet Tope Girls ' Swimming Jody Mahealani M. Torres Homecoming Princess Spring Faire Princess M.E.C.H.A. Tom Tozzer 38 Seniors Nancy Trimble Young Life Photographer William Tuxhorn Marly Van Housen Varsity Baseball Mona Wakeman A.F.S. Activities Chairman Jesters Club Tuxie takes the ruckus of the Spring Faire activities all in stride. At Angelita Walker Robert Walker Tim Wamba Varsity Golf ]im Waugh Michael Wearing Mat then Webb ' 75 May Day King SPOTLIGHT Sports Editor Diana Sue Weber Marco H. Webley Jacquie Wellborn Carl M. R. West berg Jeffrey Thomas Wheeler High School Volunteer C.J.S. Vice-President Band A.F.S. Student from Sweden KOALA Editor-in-Chief Girls ' League Project Chrm. Girls ' Tennis Team Chamber Singers Chamber Singers Girls ' Badminton Team Varsity Soccer C.S.F. Life Member 39 M. Micheller White Warren White Eric Whiting Kim Christine W hillock C.S.F. Flag Girl Michael ]. Whitney House of Representatives Multi-Ethnic Count.il Jeanette L. Wiley R.O.T.C. Sponsor Homecoming Princess An get it a Rosa Williams Senior Sponsor Chairman Girls ' Basketball Team R.O.T.C. Catherine Leigh Williams Girls ' Varsity Tennis Team SPOTLIGHT Staff A.S.B. Secretary Tat Yakutis knows that there is a lot of hard work involved in being a creative artist. Debra Marie Williams Humanities Club Treasurer 74-75 Flag Girl Wanda Lynn Williams Beverly Ann Wilson Katherine Wilson Rod C. Winkler Jean Wood Junior-Senior Sponsor Head Varsity Cheerleader Girls ' Basketball Team Forensics Team 40 R.O.T.C. C.S.F. Life Member Aaron Goffman will make you an offer you can ' t refuse. Eva. Irving Yakutis Senior Class Secretary G.A.A. Tat Yakutis G.A.A. House of Advisory Cathi Yermanos Carlene Hayes pauses to look over the noontime crowd. seph Anthony Zasadzinski Seniors 41 Junior grads reach the finish line anna Lynn Brinkerhojf Louise Marie Douville Klara Elekes Linda Rose Greenhouse Gail Lomax ' 73-75 j.V. Volleyball Community Service C.J.S. President High School Volunteer Girls ' League Secretary Orchestra Council C.S.F. Life Member House of Advisory Varsity Cheerleader Junior Varsity Cheerleader B.S.U. B.S.U. Activities Chairman Junior Varsity Volleyball Varsity Basketball Seniors 43 The Juniors smiled, laughed, and worried in anticipation of the coming year in everything they did, whether in sports, activities, or just goofing around at school. L, s«ra m i i M y -v i The Junior Class officers are busy checking out new places for the 1976 Junior- Senior Prom. They are, Front Row: Cindy Tait, Treasurer; Dean Scales, President; Back Row: Robin Dreyer, Social Chairman; Robyn Grigsby, Vice President; Anne Yeaqer, Secretary. Not pictured, Lisa Whitney, Social Chairman. Juniors «d Here come Raul Aba III Andrea Adamek Gerald Agnes Kris Albarian Sparky Alden Helen Alfaro Jack Allenbaugh Jill Amos Linda Anderson Kenneth Andrus Kenneth Angermeier Mary Archer Kim Austin Laura Avey the Juniors Gina Cooney Barbara Copeland Scott Corriveau Ann Costello Diane Cothron Robbie Couch Patty Courtney John Cox Harry Cramer Frank Crance T. Crane Joette Crawford Jeff Cross Curtis Crossman Juniors 47 Craig Crowder Michael Crowder Billie Crumley Michelle Curlee Bryan Day David Day Paul DeFoe Jani DeFranciseo David DeLeon Lisa Dennison Mark DeWitt John Dibble Ann Diehl Brian Dixon The Juniors faced the Diana Donner John Dooley Mark Doonan Angela Downey Valerie Drake Bonnie Drexlei Robin Dreyer Jeff Dunaj Rick Dyer Carol Eckmann Joy Edwards Robert Elliott The fun of Poly ' s lunches kept everyone busy. Jon tmptman Dan Erwin Kerry Esparza David Faulkner Robert Faure Michelle Ferguson Kay Ferrian Jeff Ferrier Teresa Fisher David Fitzhugh Barbara Flores Stephanie Flowers Doug Foley Don Folmar Kirk Forry Denise Francisco Anita Frankiin Ronald Franklin Dennis Fraser Mark French Tricia Friend 48 Juniors new year bravely Paulette and Lisa hurry to class, even on rainy days. . 1 Carol Frisby Bruce Gamron Andrew Garcia Isabell Garcia Patricia Garcia Julie Gaskins Tommy Gawrych Shelly Gebeau Valerie Gebeau David Geiger Mark Geller Cynthia Genel Brenda Gibbs Martin Gliek Karen Gneiting Joan Goggin Theresa Golden Loretta Gonzales Suzanne Gonzalez Steve Gould David Gramlich Gerald Greathouse Morgan Green These eager Juniors are busy putting finishing -touches on their float. Brock Girgsby Robyn Grigsby Russell Gross Brent Guier Ruth Gulin Steven Gustin Karen Haight Gary Hale Linda Hale Rishi Hall Valerie Hallberg Cindy Hamilton Dawn Hanby George Hansen Freda Hardison Steve Hailin Tommy Harmison Lezlie Haroz Angelo Harper Frederick Harris Chauncey Harvey Phillip Helton Julie Hendrick -r-23 Terri Henry Kenyon Hensel Michele Henson Thomas Hewitson Richard Hines They met each Karen Hjelm Tobin Hood Richard Houser Janet Howard Steve Howard James Howell Judy Howell Julie Howell Kenneth Hoyt Ronda Huber Dean Hudson Ken Hudson Cynthia Huerta Ed Hunter Jeff Ingram Ben Jackson Gre tchen January Mar k Jeffrey Debby Jennings Debb ie Jesser Tina Jimenez Val srie Johns Ben Johnson Jim Johnson Karen Johnson Keith Johnson Pam Johnson Ruth Johnson Susan Johnston Linda Junior Jon Kennedy Kath y Kenney Gerald Kiernan Debbie Killingbeck Allison Kimpton Denise Kinsey Seme Juniors managed to catch up on sleep between classes. day as it came fc. M h f Cynthia Knox Kathy Koontz Candice Krajian Carol Kranhold Doreen Krleger Susan Krupsaw Shaun Kuehn Tim Kummerow Leslie Kuykendall Ray Kwidtek Jon Lagerquist John Lais Linda Lavallee Lana Leake Roxanne Lea ph art Cheryl Lee Isn ' t that Dlmitri behind those Foster Grants? Janette Lara Tina Lassiter Jeanette Lee Marcy LeFevre Dan Lucero Jeff Ludwig Mary Lynn Chris MacArthur Phillip Macias John Maclcey Don MacLean Juniors 5I There was always something Elizabeth Magana Cheryl Maietta Ricky Malenke Barbara Maloney Mike Manning Lisa Marantos Lana Markey Some people are more interested in each other than in the game. 52 Juniors interesting going on Steve Na kamura Stan Naperala Karl Nazarro Stephanie Nelson Melinda Ness Glenn Newell Carolyn Nezart Becky Nielson Nelson Noble Bonnie Nolen Nancy Northrop John Nurre Ktm Ober Scott Oberloh Gary Olmstead Rosie Ortega Mark Ott Tammy Oxford Tom Page Erlinda Parada Susie Parry Donza Payne Mark Pepe PS James Phi Bill Picard Joe Pitruzzell) Gina Plimmer Amy Prendergast Ken Purviance Richard Purviance Dimitri Radoyce John Rayner Dan Reed Kelly Reed Charles Rhoad Thomas Perkins Tom Perry Raelaine Peterson Cindy Plum Dan Porcu David Powe Kelly Raftery Linda Ramos Susan Rausch Kent Rhyne Bruce Richards Larry Richardson Juniors 53 Mark Ridgeway Riecky Rieck Ctndy Roberts Glenn Roberts Lynda Roberts Doug Robinson Ed Robinson Jim Robinson Frank Rogers Kim Rogers Cathy Rohbacker Keith Rohr Nancy Rolwes Ken Rooks Julio Rosales Howdy Ross Bridgette Rule Cheryl Sanchez Julie Sanchez They met the busy Suzanne Sanchez Gene Sanderson Clint Sandusky Dean Scales Eugene Schneider James Schneider Craig Schenkenburge Linda Schroer John Schulte Margaret Seifke Mark Selver Bob Semones Barbara Shehan Greg Shelton Kathy Sherry Sarah Shevick Mark Sikorski Katy Simmons Allen Simon Clay Simpson Gordon Singleton Tom Slay Corey Sloan Jimmy Smith Lance Smith Leo Smith Lori Smith Roy Smith days with smiles Patty Sullivan Karen Sutherland Harry Sweeney Greg Taber Cindy Tait Jeff Talbott Yolanda Tamayo Jim Tatum Brenda Taylor Melanie Taylor David Teague m Teri Smith Pam Smyth Lori Spangler Deborah Standley Penny Stelzner Heather Stephens Ralph Stephenson Susan Stepp Don Stevens Debbie Stewart Bonnie Stoker Lisa Stolzy Lisa Streich Margaret Strong Diana Sullivan Dennis breathes a sigh of relief after coming out of the office. Dianne Thomas Howard Thomas Sally Thomas Maria Thomason Debbie Thompson Don Thornton Jeff Thornton Jay Tobin Mike Torrenti Daniel Tossounian Tamara Totten Karen Townson Jeannie Tripp Tom Trimble Sarah Trotta Paulette Truman Polly Tubridy Darryl Turner James Turner Mike Turner Valerie Uribe juniors 55 Only one more Randy Vail Marcella Valentin Sedric Valentin Anita VanElteren Rod VanProyen Peter Vargas Arthur Vasquez Rosalie Vasquez Brad Vaughn Kerry Velasco Valerie Viera Ruben Viveros Mary Wadding Sherri Waggaman Marie Walker Robert Warden James Watkins Don Watt Leanne Weaver Sandy Webb Dina Webley Christopher Weed Steve Wells Laura White Randy White Bill White Lisa Whitney Robin Wible Tommy Wight 56 Juniors float to make Duff Wiley Kathy Wilkins Jean Wilkinson Darrick Williams Laurie Williams The Class of 77 worked hard on their class float for the 1975 Homecoming Parade, only to be beaten by the Freshman Class. They gritted their teeth and vowed to win next year. Bob Willis Gail Wilson Mark Wilson Renee Wilson Susan Wilson Robert Wing Rhonda Witfig Ramona Woods Barbara Wray Betty Wray Debbie Wright Dawn Wylie Eugene Ybarra Anne Yeager Saundra Young Carlton Youngblood Keith Younglove Daniel Zaragoza Larry Zaragoza Diane Zedekar Eric Zimmer Mark Zimmerman Juniors 57 Lora, Janell, Tish, and Thonda boogie on down to lunch. Barnard Baker Leigh Baker Carolyn Barnard The Sophomores felt they had a successful 1975 - 1976 year. The class was involved in many activities. They completed their float, The Bos- ton Tea Party, and, even though it wasn ' t the winning float, those who participated had fun. The Snorts were a spirited and enthusiastic class. They won most of the pep assemblies and their calls of Mort rang throughout the gym. The Spring Faire was exciting and fun-filled, especially after the Sophomores be- gan selling their kazoos. The prince and princess representing the class were Steve Clarence and Letha Gilliam. The Snorts also had assorted fund-raising projects. They have made the giant step from Freshmen and are climbing the ladder to be Seniors! The class of ' 78 will be an inspiration to future classes. Bill Bell Steve Bell : - Stephanie Bellefeuilli 58 Sophomores Jerry Burchfield Pam Burdick I come, walkin down the street; get the funniest looks from everyone I meet. Jodi Buren Tamora Burgesi Mark Buxton Andrea Byrne ' What is the meaning of life? Sophomores 59 The Snorts became more Oh, no! Here comes a girl- What do I do now? aware of Poly life • • • Jackie Feist Lyn Fenex David Ferrier Linda Firestone Sylvain Firzhugh Brenda Franklin Roger Fox Lisa Fontaine Alicia Flowers Susan Fletcher Robert Franklin Yvonne Franft Kelly Freed Richard Fritts Sandra Frutiger Karin blew it — on the piccolo, that is! Nancy Garcia Phillip Garcia Vince Garcia Jack Gardner Cory Gebeau William Gillette Letha Gilliam Kurt Gomma Paul Gonsier Safiyyah Gooby Kim Gordon Richard Gordon Stacey Gould Tim Goidecki Donna Graham Chris and Liz stir up some pretty wild Sophomore excitement at the pep assembly. Sopho- mores have the true Bear Spirit. Jamie Grigsby Sandy Grisham Jess Gropen Toby Gropen Michelle Grover David Grube Theresa Gumbleton Celia Gutierrez Sammy Guzman Cindy Hagerman Harlin Hailey Venetta Hairston Hasler Hall Tammy Hall Mike Hamilton Dale Hammers Laurie Hardie Tammy Haroi Milk does have something for every- body — even Sophomore Gail Kinney. Sophomores 61 Friends, activities, and The Sophomore Class sits thoroughly enraptured by their class meeting. Just another face in the crowd Jamie ponders his yummy peanut butter sandwich. The Sophomore class officers kept looking ud for -bright ideas. Front Row: Matt Herschler, Vice President; Kathv Kranhold, Treasurer; and Mark Herschler, Social Chairman. Back Row: Ricarda McFalls, Secretary; and Hillari Deschane, President. 62 Sophomores Que pasa, Johnny? Brian Bartlett wishes he could GIVE the orders. Lunch is so much fun these days. Brad bends down to ask Bo if she could use a hand while Brian stalks unchivalrously away. lunch made school more fu I V I I Ugh where Jane? Lots of Sophomores turned out for the skateboarding contest. Tracy disapproves of the new location for the smoking area. These exhausted Sophomores drip-dry during lunch. The trouble at this float-building is too many chiefs and not enough Indians. Donna and Lynda trod the well-loved paths en route to school. Steve likes his new dancing partner. This underclassperson displays a photogenic grin. There ' s nothing like a nice cold shower on a hot day . . . Poly Sophomores know where it ' s at . . . I just know I asked Mom for lunch money. Sophomores 63 M ark Tries to elevate h mself to S enior status. Dave Teri Mlk Em Rat Joel John Robin Hughes Hughes Huiras ly Hunt Hussey Ingram Jackson Jackson Matt Herschter Virginia Heumann David Hickam Mark Hodges Jim Honeyman Trip Hord Ron Horner Bruce Howard Cynthia Howard Donna Huang Robin Hubbard Cheryl Hughes Carolyn Harris Chris Harris Jeannine Harris Lisa Harris Mark Hatfield Vanessa Hawkins Jeff Haynes Tom Hays Tim Heasley They took life Kiplin Jacobs Ralph Jacobsson Jackie James Kathleen Jameson Bill Jarvis JoAnn Jasso Patricia Jaurigue Jennifer Jennings Ray Jimenei Janet Johnson Kari Johnson Laurie Johnston Larry Jones Larry Jones Sharon Jordan Marie-Jeane Juilland David Kanel Leroy Keller Cindy Kelley Mike Kelson Kaly and Kelly fie up Kathy before the dumping of the tea. 64 Craig David Ken Kh ennedy ennedy an Byradine King Robert King Gall Kinney Sandy James Kathy Kircher Kohut Kranhold Nina Kreigh Karl a Heid Krei Kre tner ger Tim Lucas Christine Lucero Bill Lunsford James Lyons Irene Macias Lupe Macias Cindy Mackey Phyllis Maclachlan a little easier David Magana Doug Magnon Dana Mansfield Alecia Marks Michaef Marseilles Darron Marshall Pat Marshall Theresa Martin Wait a minute, I didr mean to say that. Sophomores 65 There were many Well, it ' s not a car, but it sure beats walking. Alan Oakes § w Joni Oldfield Geir Olsen Joyce Olsen Tano Ondana David O ' Neill Charlie Moore Don Moore Heather Moore Margie Moreno David Morgan James Morgan Matt Morgan Tom Neville Laurie Nicoll Edward Nieman Stephanie Nixen Bill Noble Frank Noel Crystal Noldon Deirdre Nurre Shivaun Nurre John Onorato Frank Ortega Tarn! Pallesen Karen Park Suzy Perry Dolores Petterson Grea Pick Regina Pinkney Ted Morgan Mark Mortimer Linda Mosqueda Some Sophomores have to stay at Poly during lunch because they don ' t even have skateboards. Katy Park 66 Sophomores new experiences Mike Pluim Cathy Plum Rick Poster Jim Powell Lee Ramsey Rian Rasmussen Randy Ratcliff Dave Rawley Peter Reikes Gabriel Rey Barbara Reyes Lydia Reyes Jane Rich 9i% This Sophomore tries a new brand of makeup. Does it work? Kevin Schoonover Martin Schrott Diana Scott Kelvin Richards Mark Short Y ' all have funny accents here at Poly, laughs Letha. 1$ Bill Sigloch Wayne Sinclair Tim Scott David Shannon John Shannon Jill Rowe Jay Rowland Teodoro Ruiz Richard Rust Lorraine Rubio Tim Saccucci Brad Sackett David Sanchez Ellen Schtundt Omar Shehab Theresa Shehan Arnold Shelton Kevin Sherry Richard Smaraiassi Linda Smelfzer Barbara Smith Lisa Singleton Dawn Skodacek Cece Slay Sophc 67 The Class of ' 78 graduates Rhonda Smith Steve Smith Steve Sparks Clay Spence Allen Spencer Scott Spriqqs Tom Stalnecker John Stater Michael Steckdaub Mark Stephenson Anthony Stevens Vicki Stewart Vicki Stewart Charles Stockton Jeff Stover Tad Strange Melanie Strickland Andrea Strube James Stufkosky John Stufkosky John Sullivan Marty Sumrall Jim Swanson Susan Swanton Tricia Svmons Johnny Taylor Scott Tennant Angie Tharp Mary Thoele Larry Thomas Jeanie Thompson Pam Thompson Robert Thompson Sharon Thompson Zana Thompson Greg Thornton Gregg Tidrick Justin Tracy Chau Truong Renee Tucker Mary T ' rrner Lana Tyson Pam Tyson Karsn Uglow Mark Unrath Vick: Vadnjal Tom Vender Kuyl Lisa Vanderiyl Pam Von Sickle Debra Van Wormer Tommy Vargas D-jve Vineyard Adora Wafer Eben Wagqaman 63 Sophomores ■ ' to upperclassmanship ' ? The Snorts put the finishing touches on their obvious work of art and prepare to hoist anchor and set sail for the Bicentennial Homecoming Parade. Mark Waggoner Kathleen Walker Nadine Walker Eric Waltzer Kelly Ward Barbara Webb Grace Weir Ron Welborn Bruce Wellenkamp Tish Wells Richard Wennerberg Howard Whipple Katy Whitaker Charolette White Chuck Whitham Lori Wiggins Clay Wilcox John Wildermuth Kristy Wilkins Greg Wilkinson Chris Williams Norman Williams Kristi Wilson Scott Wilson Mike Winnie Linda Winstead David Winterton Trudie Wolf Jon Woodford Jack Woodhead Tony Worsham Joe Worsley Chris Ybarra Brian Yeager Hal Yeager Lance Yelton Sheila Ynda Jeanne Zasadzinski Tracy Zauner David Zemmels Karin Zimmerman Sophomores 69 The Freshmen begin Kenne th Adcock Lori Allenbaugh Marc Allman Laura Altheimer Robert Alvarei WilMa m Ambridge MIche Me Anderson Maria Aparicio Colleen Asper Wendy Aston David Austin Brian Avery Gary Avey Christ na Ayala Charles Bacigalupi David Baker Edwin Baldwin Tracy Baldwin Steph in Ballard Victor Ballesteros Arlene Barber Delor ' a Barber Stuart Barnes Pamel a Barnett William Barnett James Barne David Barta Michael Barton James Baumann Stephen Baumgartner David Bea Michelle Beasley Misty Beaver Kimberly Beck Steven Bell Allison Bellefeuille Mark Bender Karen Bennett Tom Bennett Bret Benter Stacey Blanton Nicholas Bloian Carolyn Bobb Anthony Bocian Manon Boulais The Seniors haughtily clubbed the Freshman class Khakis at the traditional Freshman Charles Bowker Crystal Boyd Heather Boyd Anthony Bray Cheryl Bright Stephen Brock Royal Brower Alicia Brown Christopher Brown Cynthia Brown Daniel Brown Donna Brown Sherrilt Brown Susan Brown Tim Brown Desiree Bruce Patricia Brumbetow Cojanna Bryant Jack Bunnell Warren Burdick Michael Burke Tony Burnlstine Julie Burns Barry Burrows Tamithy Butcher Anne Butler Dana Camacho Anthony Canova Laurie Carpenter John Carricaburu a new way of life Naming Assembly. Sorry, gang, but grin and bear if for the next three years!!! ' - v resh David Carter Chris Cary Larry Casares Pamela Cates Nora Chagolla Donna Chalmers Darin Charter Terresa Chivington Alan Chrest Janet Christensen Janice Clarence Jeffrey Clawson Roger Coggins Carrie Cook Loretta Cordery Catherine Cothron Guy Cottle Marc Cowen William Cramer Claire Cotter John Crisp Elizabeth Crofoot Irma Cruz Laurel Cummings Johnny Dabney Debra Dalton Eric Darensburg Susan Davidson David Davis Kimberly Davis Michael Davis Paul Day Marylinn Demetrulias Erik Demke Gregory Denton Kathleen Dewitt Rhonda Diaz Jdniece Dibble Joe Dietz Jennifer Dixon Annette Dolen Barbara Donner Jack Dorsett Eric Doss Lora Dottery Vincent Downey Todd Dreyer Lillian Droutsas Mike Duffley Timothy Duncan Rhett Dunn Kelly Eaton David Eckmann Leticia Edmund Eric Edwards James Edwards Michele Eqan Richard EMenberge ' Keith Elliott Margaret Elliott Michael Elliott Laurie Endo Laurie Ennis Eric Ericksen Myriam Erwin Dawn Fahey Craig Faucher Todd Faucher Mark Feagans Brett Fenex Eileen Ferrian Anorew Ferrier Chip Fiacco Sandra Firestone Marina Flees Monica Flees Lynne Foley Bruce Ford Bar Fo ' fv Dcug : as Francisco men 7 1 These Freshmen roam the The Freshmen, better known as the Khakis around Poly, became well known as a spirited class. During their first year at Poly they were able to win the Homecoming skit and float competition with their theme of the Golden Spike. They also ranked high during Spirit Week, winning many of the events. With three years left at Poly, the Class of 1979 will get even better. Gary Frank Elizabeth Franklin Kelly Eaton smiles to herself as she realizes there are only five minutes left until lunchtime. % ■ K WW ' V Jullann Franklin Scott Franien Deborah Frasca Jeff French Eric Gainer Denise Garcia Josie Garcia Diana Garza John Gaskins Jamie Gaut Nancy Gergen Susie Gerzel Janet GMevich Shirley Glick Marian Goodrich Cynthia Goracikowski Robin Gordon Janice Graham Rick Graves Loren Green David Greene Elissa Gropen Tracy Grotenhuis Jodi Guier T T 4 David Beal helps warm the bench. Linda Guilin Kathy Gumbleton Charles Gurwell Lorna Gustin Leona Hale Debbie Hall Lori Hanby Timothy Hanigan Patrick Hanley Dennis Hardison Anthony Harper Debbie Harper Jacqui Harper Wendy Harris school of sterling worth Patricia Harth Kelly Hartmann Randall Harvey Lynn Hauiladen Gregory Heasley Robert Hempy Kiistie Henderson Maralena Hendrick Dolores Hernandez Richard Herrera Ann Herring Tracy Herring Sarah Herschlc Jennifer Hews Brian Hoffman Bob Holcomb Nathan Holt Laurie Honeyman Bruce Hood Kevin Hoover .-% ■ Kathleen Kannon Janet Kelson John Kennedy Carolyn Kightlinger Edward Kim AureUus King Gus Knie Cathryn Knox Laura Kollar Stacy Kopp James Kovacevich Karen Kreeger Greg Matulich sits back and absorbs one of Senor Vergeront ' s interesting lectures Daniel Kreigh Kathy Kreitner Chris Kreutzberg Joann Kubow Craig Lampert Curtis Lang David Lansing Michael Latimer John Leacock Angela Lee Janet Lefevre Grace Leggette Julie Lehto Susan Leon Tammy Levesque Bradley Lewis Kirk Light Cornell Ligon Jenell LMes Roger Lively Bonitd Long Juanita Long Nevin Loop Felina Lopez Olivia Lopez Meling Low Dan Low Loretta Loiano Theresa Lucas Robin Lynn Kimberly Lytle Lark Mackechnie Linda Macko Terri Maclachlan Martha Maclean Deanna Magnon Patrick Maietta Susan Malhiot Lori Marchando Cassandra Marks Winton Marshall Amador Martinez Christopher Martinez Esther Martinez Ramona Martinez 74 Freshmen mm { HM HP V v w f3 T m 5 ' ■ Ruth Martinez Thomas Mason Danielle Masterson Mark Matthews Greg Matulich Mike Maxwell Maria Mayeaux Christopher McDonald John McDonald Fonda McGensy Howard McKay Michael McLean Gary McMillen Rebecca Melendrei Lisa Melius Laura Metcalf Thomas Metcalf Jill Meyer Tamara Meyer Luann Middleton Carrie Miller Danielle Miller Jeffrey Miller Jimmy Miller Jennifer Mitchell Janet Mitsch Rod Mix Jimmy Mixon Martin Moew Vicki Montague Brian Moore Beth Mooy . Paige Morgan Kathy Morrison Linda Morrow Linda Mosqueda Jeryl Moss Marianne Moulton Ralph Mueller Patty Munaretto David Murphy These Freshmen are Trying hard to portray the driving of the Golden Spike during the Homecoming Assembly. Shelly Myers Tommy Napoli Tamese Neal Jennifer Negus Mitchell Newmann Edward N-eman Nancy Nix Kelly Norton Lynda Norton Taralee N ove Jody Ober Jeff Oberloh Micheela O ' Connor Cheryl Olson Joseph Ondana Debra O Neal Karen O ' Rourke William Osterheldl Carolyn On Mark Overmyer Freshmen 75 They made new friends Thomas Owens Gregory Palmer Helen Pardda Elaine Patrick Warren Patriquin Douglas Paulson Mark Peckels Amy Pendergrass Manuel Perei Lisa Petrie Joe Pieti Gina Pitruziello Linda Popp Rebecca Potter Brian Pounders John Pourroy These Freshmen gather to discuss the day ' s events. Daniel Powell Debra Powell Kathy Powell Melony Privette Dana Provensal Luana Prude Christine Puke Francine Pulsifer Gordie Pulsifer Anna Radoyce Richard Randel Danna Rasp Kevin Rauch David Rausch Clay Rawlings Joseph Rayburn Kyle Reed Denise Regalado Janelle Reiber Jeffrey Reich and saw new faces Tonia Rookey Patricia Rooks Stella Rosales Orna Rosen Sandra Rowden Eric Rudie Rudy Ruiz ?• Jerald Rule - 1 -4 ' I Jeff Saks A f | Phil Sanchei Roderick S? derson Terri Sandvig Denise Scher Heidi Schmidt Michelle Schrott Jamie bubbles over with that effervescent Khaki spirit. Lisa Schuljak Angie Seijdel Barbara Semones Michael Sessa Michael Sessions Mitchell Sessor John Shamburq Alan Shaw David Shevick Yvette Shook Jeffrey Shorsher Mark Shrader David Silver Lori Simmons Jill Simpson Ramona Sims Laurie Sinclair Richard Slocum Is that really loaded? Riles asked worriedly- Laura Spence Leane Spence Colleen Spezia Cynthia Steckdaub Mark Stewart Michael Stewart Robert Stewart Scott Stewart Susan Stinchecum Thomas Story Alan Street Rhonda Streich Ann Strong Sue Stuart Theresa Stuart Jody Stufkosky Daniel Sullivan Leslie Sullivan Archie Sutton Robert Sutton Laura Swaney Jeffrey Sweet ruce Tait Juan Tamayo Reynaldo Tamayo Jerry Tarr Kevin Taylor Andrew Teasley Melissa Terrett Michael Terrian Bryan Thomas Carl Thompson Donna Thompson Jay Thompson Larry Thompson Fred Tidmore The Freshman Class Officers are: Back Row: Lorna Bosset, Secretary; and Gina Pitrui- 8€rllo c President. Front Row: Susie Genel, Vice President; Heather Boyd, Social Chair- man; and Jackie Harper, Treasurer. Valerie Tornow Ralph Torres Jeanne Tossounian . Louis Tozser Mary Tozzer Al Trausch John Trimbie John Tgite Michelle Turner Patric«a Turner Christopher Turtle Tracey Tutton Elizebeth Valencia Aaron Valentin Anna Valentin Lisa Vanderkuyl Julie Vandenyl Stephen Vanous Cindy Van Sickle Linda Vanwormer Jennie Vargas Kay Waddell Kathleen Wadding Floyd Waggaman Colette Waggoner Chris Wakeman Dirk Ward Robert Ward Richard Watters Linda Weaver Lori Weaver Scott Webb Sharon Weingart Kristy Welchel Warner Wettestad Karen Kreeger and Susie Gerzel are proud Bears, here seen working hard on their float. David Williams Diane Williams Kelly Williams Darrell Wilson David Wilson Tom Wilson Todd Wingate Paula Wold Debra Wolf Kyle Wood Lynne Woodhouse George Yermanos Brett Young Robert Young Gwen Youngblood Steve Zapata Ana Zaragoza Alfred Zaragoza Thomas Zasadzinski Catherine Zimmer Jeff Shorsher displays his winning style af the skateboardina contest,. Freshmen 79 ' (Mi Book Activities ' $ ( • ■ « -v .sa rw .w Leigh Williams Debbie Cook Linda Gardner Leigh Will Girls ' League Representative Treasurer Secreta ' sfer G o,!Tl mission ■■. M L i § ■ . V . ' rjU ! ■ ■ r - H j -i BT ■■ Tauni Baker Dean Scales Commissioner of Pep Junior Class President ; • ► Z, -9 . 1 1 1 - i 1 1 ■! T ) £ T- ; L Gina Pitru P Nancy Clarence Freshman Class President A.S.B. Vice-President School Kevin, Gaut epresentative Adrian Roberts B.S.U. Representative Tony Rainey Alison Bell Hillary Deo nun i A.S.B. President Homecoming and Elections Sophomore Class President MECHA Representative! Not pictured: Greg -Rowlings , Senior Class President ' ,- ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' • ' . ' , ' . .■_]9fi 1 ' . ' ■ ' , . ,;■ ComrriissiorT ' ;85 ' ■ ' • SPIRIT WEEK 84 Spirit Week A surprising increase in participation marked this year ' s Spirit Week — February 24th through February 27th. For those Four days, Poly was swamped with roller-skating hillbillies, greasers, and surfers. Added to the usual tug-of-wars, car squeezes, and egg tosses were the new activities — the skateboarding contest and the human sundae-building contest. It seemed that through the week ' s activities Poly ' s spirit was anything BUT weak. ■ Spirit Week 35 Poly celebrates with the Nora Scharf projects her Annette Funicello characteristics (above) while Ben Rubio practices up for a job on the Lawrence Welk show. Scott Corriveau of the Lettermens Club and Linda Morrow of the Freshman Class were named the King and Queen of the 1976 Spring Faire. The Second Annual Spring Faire came off as one of Poly ' s best productions this year. The activities in- cluded a dunk tank, balloon popping, ' 50 ' s booth, car hop booth, a pie bake-off, mural painting, seed- spitring contest and all-around fun. 86 Spn.ng Faire Chris Celse and Tauni Baker came to join the festivities at Poly in honor of America ' s 200th. Bicentennial Spring Faire Alison, Ben, Joe, Karen, Janet, Dawn, Erin and Greg observe how to spit watermelon seeds properly. .«..., Mill Aaron Goffman volunteered his hot air resources for a chari- table cause. Superperson Nanci Clarence entertained the throng with a few bars. Lin Gardner bursts forth in a flash of creativity at the mural painting. Calle Westberg came to Poly from Stockholm, Sweden to help celebrate in good-old Yankee style. - «.! 2« instrumental Music Pat Scott B.S.U. Jesters Joy, Nedl Tauni Baker Pep Squad ' J -. w 7i™ Hgff ■. nft  -?j •fta fe- .v 1 fljfcxs ' ,. , , : . T- IP . -• . 7  « r V. - ; iM ■ . - r ' V. - w ? Lisa Ri+zau Homecoming Queen ' 75 Let+ermen ' s Club Carol Bloom Key Club Jody Torres MECHA Jeanette Wiley R.O.T.C. ' Tracfy Roberson F.B.LA. ' Lisa Eddy Humanities Club A Bicentennial Homecoming (I.) Tat and Leigh ride their horse Sam. (2) Lisa Rirzau, escorted by Hunt Barnett, was crowned 1975-76 Homecoming Queen. (3) The R.O.T.C. Color Guard receives final touches before the parade. (4) Tauni attempts to restrain Keith ' s enthusiasm. ■I ust you and me J 1 1 The 1976 Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at the new Raincross Square, was well attended. Couples danced to the sounds of Kick Fire. May Day, 1976, will bring happy memories to many. Prom 91 Carnations and costumes Wolfmen, bums, leprechauns, and dirty old men roamed Poly ' s campus during our first annual Hallo- ween celebration. The costume contest headed up the day ' s activities, which also included pumpkin carving, apple bobbing, and mummy wrapping. The carnation sale, sponsored by A.F.S., brought happiness to many Polyites. Girls and guys waited hopefully for the carnation fairy to come and bring them carnations from friends. Activities Multi-Ethnic Council The Multi-Ethnic Council consists of the following students: Front Row: Clay Rawlings, Wendy Harris, Regina Pinkney, Debbie Harper, Valerie Viera. Second Row: Marie Julliand, Shanna Roberts, Jenny Alfaro, Nora Chagolla, Cindy Huerta. Third Row: Tommy Harmison, Jeff Hol- den, Tony Rainey, Bruce Hood, Joe Ficarra (advisor). Fourfh Row: To- bin Hood, Glenn Roberts. Activities 93 Assemblies The Senior Class honored the Fresh- man this year with their annual Fresh- man Naming As- sembly. Master of Ceremonies Nancy Clarence related the story of how the Freshmen came to exist on this planet. But the funny thing is, the Freshmen were of another species, Homo Khalcilis, commonly known as Khaki. Right, Nancy tells her tale while be- hind her, nature repeats its annual goof of bringing the Freshman (sic) into the world. Be- low, Mark Brown grins after wiping out a whole regi- ment of Freshman. « B ' ' - ■ 1.2 94 Assemblies ft9- The 75-76 Pep Squad attempted to bring out spirit by getting the students involved in school functions such as sports, the Spring Faire, and Spirit Week. Pictured above is the Pep Squad ' s own version of the varsity basketball team. Students portray their talent . . . and helped the American Cancer Society with the proceeds. (Ij Dan plays La Brea Tar Pit Blues. (2) Michelle accompanies Karen in a beautiful solo. (3) Jack and Mickey sing The Boxer. (4) Honey Bear and the Cubs warble our favorite hit, Nashville Cats. Talent Show 95 Nominating Conve (I) Jens Pedersen and Karen Kennedy, delegates from Mr. Bell ' s room, pause between writing notes to see how the vote is progressing. (2) Watching from his majestic perch, Kent John- son, sergeant-at-arms, keeps the convention run- ning smoothly. ntion 1976 (I) Delegates listen intently to candidates ' speeches. (2) Convention officials Tony Rainey, Kevin Gaut, and Leigh Williams prepare to take the one hun- dred and ninety-third roll call vote. (3) Gina Pitruzzello asks herself, Was that two votes for John and one for Jim or was that two votes for Jim and one for John? (4) Jon Richter shows acute signs of conventionitis. Shortly after this picture was taken, Richter was taken in a straitjacket to the Magnolia Sanitarium. _ ,. . „, ■ Convention SI B.S.U. and MECHA B.S.U. members, in alphabetical order, are: Dell Roberts and Irma Sutton (Advisors). Officers: Cindy Crowder, Tommy Harmison, Linda Junior, Cheryl Lee, Gail Lomax, Shelly McHenry, Reggie Pinlcney, Regina Pinkney, Bruce Ricards, Adrian Roberts, Diana Sullivan, and Carlton Youngblood. Members: Brett Baker, DeDe Barber, Lorna Bossett, Crystal Boyde, Renee Bright, Bar- bara Chambers, Paul Conners, Mike Crowder, Lora Dottery, Andre Dow- ney, Vince Downey, Rheft Dunn, David Ellison, Clifford Evans, Juliann Frank- lin, Lewis Gainer, Denise Hardison, Freda Hardison, Debbie Harper, Jackie Harper, Venetta Hairston, Jeff Holden, Ed Hunter, Ben Jackson, Gretchen January, Ben Johnson, Butch Leonard, Roxanne Leaphart, Renee Lewis, Dan- ny Masterson, Renee Masterson, Mike Mayes, Dave McRae, Brigette Mer- cer, Aaron Melonson, Truls Neal, Carolyn Nezart, Kelvin Richards, Jerry Rule, Diane Scott, Alan Shaw, Tony Stevens, Curtis St. Julien, Mark Stewart, Vicky Stewart, Don Thornton, Tish Wells, Eric Whiting, Royce Williams, Rob- ert Young, and Gwen Youngblood. 98 This year ' s B.S.U. Queen and her court are composed of: Barbara Chambers (Queen), Leticia Edmond, Safiyyah Gooby, Jackie Harper, Gretchen January, and Gwen Youngblood. B.S.U. Carlton Youngblood and Shandel King are the Masters of Ceremonies for Black History Week. contribute to Spirit of ' 76 MECHA members include ■ — Front Row: Larry Casares, Gaby Rey, Robert Thompson, Larry Chagolia, Jennie Vargas, and Ra- mona Martinez. Second Row: Lupe Macias, Mona Zaragoia, Judy Ayala, Celia Gutierrez, Mina Moreno, Linda Mosqueda, Nora Chagolia, Linky Chagolia, Josie Garcia, Nancy Sotelo, and Vir- ginia Chagolia. Back Row: Richie Herrera, Martha Angeles, Tony Lozano, Danny Zaragoza, Ruben Viveros, Rick Rodriguez, Barbara Reyes, and Lizzie Valencia. Enjoying themselves at the Bicentennial Faire are Danny Zaragoza, Celia Gutierrez, and Mina Moreno. Left, this year ' s officers for MECHA are — Front Row: Larry Chagolia and Danny Zaragoza. Back Row: Celia Gutierrez, Mina Moreno, and Barbara Reyes. MECHA 99 House of Advisory Q ® It This year ' s House of Advisory members are listed alphabetical- ly: Dell Adcock, Fred Ballard, Brad Barnes, Eric Barnett, Charles Baugalupi, Mark Bauman, Alexa Bell, Becky Bell, Kurt Berchtold, Roger Bloom, Penny Boyer, Mark Burchfield, Jeff Carter, Chris Celse, Frank Chagolla, Tim Cianci, Rhonda Christian, Jan Clar- ence, Nancy Clarence, Scott Clark, Ann Costello, Marc Cowen, Hillari Deschane, Bonnie Drexler, Tyrone Dunn, Paul Edwards, Klara Elekes, Dorothy Falley, Bernie Franklin, Dennis Fraser, Dean Gaffney, Shelly Gebeau, Helen Gillespie, Aaron Goff- man, Brent Guier, Anthony Harper, Wendy Harris, Terri Hen- ry, Kenyon Hensel, Trip Hord, Janet Johnson, Sue Johnston, Kathy Kranhold, Debbie Lapham, Trish Lennan, Galen Leung, Tim Lowe, Mary Lynn, John Mackey, Lisa Marantos, Jeanne McDonald, Laurence McFalls, Shelly McHenry, Sean McKean, Kathy Menzia, Leslie Miller, John Mortimer, Chris Munson, Carolyn Nezart, Laurie Nicoll, Alan Parry, Mike Pelissero, Sue Rausch, Adrian Roberts, Ben Rubio, Dean Scales, Nora Scharf, Jim Scott, Yvette Shook, John Stanton, Curtis St. Julien, Fred Tidmore, John Trimble, Valerie Uribe, Edilia Villareal, Denise Whitson, Leigh Williams, Gail Wilson, Rob Wing, Jean Wood, and Joe Zasadzinski. House of Advisory ' s fearless leader, Nanci Clarence. A.F.S. International Clu For the past two years, the A.F.S. Club has sponsored their annual Car- nation Sale. The students participating in this are — Front Row: Nancy Northrop, Siobhan Nurre, Mona Wakeman. Second Row: Amanda Finlay, Jeff Wheeler, ZoZo Lavda, Dan Cremer, Sharon Alsina, Marchell Carroll, Margie Quezada, Mrs. Norton (Advisor). Third Row: Chris Wakeman, Kazuhiko Ebihara, Christel Claessens, Heather Stephens, Jens Pederson, Paula Peary, Mrs. Snedden (Advisor), Ronda Huber, Suzanne Haroz. Back Row: Vanessa Hawkins, Carl Westberg, Laurence McFalls, Carol Eck- mann, Kathy Menzia, Kelly Raftery, and Cheryl Brooks. A cold foggy morning and 100 ' s of carnations to deliver. A.F.S. lOi Poly ' s melodious minstrels Carl shares his homeland in song. All the guys . . . turn me down. 102 Vocal Music T.J. and the gang of carolers entertain during the holiday season. The masculine members of Chamber Singers are Mitch Morgan, Tim Sue Roeber, Melanie Taylor, Susie Stepp, Laurie Williams, Pam Odi- Lowe, Steve Henley, Dell Adcock, Robert Brooks, Eric Bennett, Don en, Laurette Longmire, Mona Wakeman, Joy Neal, Karen Kennedy, Teague, Carl Westberg, Mark Pepe, and Jeff Wheeler. The ladies are and Carol Eckmann. The Concert Choir members are fin alphabetical order): Jim Agin, Paul Agin, Sharon Alsina, Tracy Baldwin, Pam Barnett, Eric Bennett, Cheryl Brooks, Robert Brooks, Tim Brown, Loretta Camacho, Ben Doss, David Eckmann, Marian Goodrich, Kathy Gower, Dave Gramlich, Va- nessa Hawkins, Kristie Henderson, Sarah Herschler, Sandy Hopps, Ju- lie Howell, Galen Leung, Tom Lewis, Mary Lynn, Lisa Marantos, Lau- rence McFalls, Mitch Morgan, Kathy Morrison, Shelly Myers, Joy Neal, Jennifer Negus, Ngoc Nguven, Pam Odien, Karen Park, Mark Pepe, Jim Powell, Charlie Rhoades, Laura Rines, Sue Roeber, Terri Sandvig, John Shannon, Bob Stewart, Ralph Torres, Trisha Turner, Mona Wake- man, James Watkins, Bruce Wellenkamp, Carl Westberg, Jeff Wheel- er, Laurie Williams, Lynne Woodhouse, Ramona Woods, Barbara Wray, Betty Wray. Chamber Singers • Concert Choir 103 Binder, David Bow- cutler, Chris Cake, , Ron Castro, Bob Crowder, Charlotte e Faulkner, Lynda Steve Gozdecki, av,d Hagen, Jeff Hagen, v Leslie Hines, Bob Hol- loneyman, Donna Huang , Sue Johnson, Su- san Krupsaw, Butch Leonard, i Denise Mab?rry, F Barbara Maloney Mitsch, Rob Mo- Mueller, Alan Oake Palmer, Sue Rausch W son, Clint Sandusky, Ch Shannon, Alan Shaw, G Sinclair, Mike Smith, A Sharon Thompson Cind Brad Vaughn, Chris Wa son. Kyle Wood, Car ton vaKeman, on Youngbloc : ' i lu y : ... f c - makers ur w s ,4 r 1 elfR®Wi|Pand Banner Corps -Majorettes: Lori An- ,i, Leigh Baker, Kim Beck, Theresa Bourrioux, Brenda Butt, Debbie Citarella, Janice Dibble, Laura Dottery-, Li- tha Gilliam, Cindy Goraczkowski, Karen Haight, Debbie _ Harper, Lisa Harris, Brenda Johns, Cheryl Lee, Janet Le- ( fevre, Janell Lyles, Arianne Lizee, Beth Long, Bonita Long, Kristi Long, Lori Marchando, Brigette Mercer, Luann ston, Shellie Moats, Joyce Olsen, Kellie Patterson, T ish Wells, Renee Wilson, Gwen Young- Major 2nd Place— 4th Place— 4th Place— 2nd Place— 3rd Place— 3rd Place— -Valley Days Parade Santa Ana Winds Band Review Drill Team Lester Oaks Band Review Drum Major -Yucaipa Parade Lester Oaks Band Review Riverside 500 Parade Band ' Mjjkj Orchestra This year ' s Orchestra members are — First Row: Debra Powell, Karen Bennett, Ward Bernard, Ivy Decker, and Liz Magana. Second Row: Deborah Cook, Linda Stygar, Ross Hill, Laura Barricelli, Mia McCroskey, Juli Bonini, Susan Krupsaw, Pam Barnett, Jim Agin, Mr. Richard Hensley, and Klara Elekes. Third Row: Ken Bowyer, Dave Faulkner, Jim Honeyman, Tim Garvin, Kevin Cook, Cheryl Hughes, Phyllis MacLachlan, Marie-Jeanne Juilland, and Sue Rausch. Fourth Row: Andre Juilland, Mike Smith, Dave Bowden, Ron Castro, Chuck Scheetz, Clint Sandusky, and Tom Lorbeer. Back Row: Mike Dietzman, Alan Oakes, Brad Vaughn, Jim Lor- beer, Jay Tobin, Charlie Bacigalupi, Hal Yeager, and Jon Lagerquist. Not pic- tured: Pat Hurter, David Shannon, and Jeff Stover. 106 Orchestra Jim, Mike, and Brad don ' t want to miss a beat. Ivy Decker studies her music intently. Poly Band: Music in Harmony The Drill Team this year was made up of Olsen. Back Row: Debbie Citarella, Beth the following — Front Row: Leigh Balcer, Long, Karen Haight, Theresa Bourrioux, and Janiece Dibble, and Christy Long. Second Ari Lizee. Row: Brenda Butt, Cheryl Lee, and Joyce Scott finds his music am using. Poly boasts largest ever The Junior and Senior officers of the California Scholarship Federa- tion are (Front Row): Mr. Gene Miller (Advisor), Elaine Soost (Presi- dent), Joe Zasadzinski (Vice-President), Beth Seeley (Secretary), and Carol Eckmann (Treasurer). The members are listed alphabetically: Kurt Amstuti, Laura Avey, Alexa Bell, Alison Bell, Erin Bell, Kurt Bercn- told, Anne Bergman, Sandy Blose, Sheila Bright, Chris Celse, Nanci Clarence, Andy Cohen, Lisa Conlon, Deborah Cook, Frank Crance, Ivy Decker, Dana Donat, John Dooley, Joy Edwards, Klara Elekes, Mark Elkin, Michelle Ferguson, Ginny Fox, Debbie Franzen, Linda Gardner, Kevin Gaut, Kathy Gordon, Allison Gould, Connie Grigsby, George Hansen, Jeanette Hansen, Kathy Hayes, Michele Henson, Leslie Hines, Ingrid Hochrein, Judy Howell, Ronda Huber, Peter Jackson, Kent Johnson, Andrea Kaus, Karen Kennedy, Susan Krupsaw, Beth Lewis, Cristi Libbey, Beth Long, Lisa Marantos, Denise Maberry, Jenny Matu- lich, Casey McClusky, Mia McCrosky, Paul Metsch, Anne Myers, Nan- cy Northrop, John Nurre, Tammy Oxford, Mimi Racicot, Kelly Raftery, Ricky Rieck, Jim Robinson, Martin Robinson, Susan Roeber, Ben Rubio, Bev Scher, Allen Simon, Melanie Smith, Penny Stelzner, Susie Stepp, Janet Steingone, Lisa Stolzy, Margaret Strong, Dee Terneuzen, Sarah Trotta, Paulette Truman, Mona Wakeman, Lisa Whitney, Kim Whit- lock, Gail Wilson, Matt Webb. Jeff Wheeler, and Jean Wood. The Freshman and Sophomore members of the California Scholarship Federation are listed alphabetically: Leigh Baker, Carolyn Barnard, Dawn Binder, Ken Bowyer, Steve Brock, Marchell Carroll, Nancy Chris- tiansen, Susan DeWitt, Pam Eckert, David Eckmann, Myriam Erwin, Jack Gardner, Jess Gropen, Tony Gropen, Vanessa Hawkins, Virginia Neumann, Laurie Honeyman, Cheryl Hughes, Joel Ingram, Marie- Jeanne Juilland, Dan Kreigh, Joel Lagerquist, Jamie LaMonk, Galen 108 C.S.F. Lueng, Christi Long, Sandy Matthews, Theresa Martin, Karen Metcalf, Mary Murphy, Deirdre Nurre, Siobhan Nurre, Carolyn Ott, Debra Pow- ell, Danna Rasp, Peter Reikes, Sherman Rogers, Gideon Sinasohn, Rich- ard Smargiassi, Melanie Strickland, Ann Strong, Leslie Sullivan, Laura Swaney, Mary Tozzer, Al Trausch, Patricia Turner, Barbara Webb, Bruce Wellenkamp, Hal Yeager, and Jeannie Zasadzinski. Mr. Miller is their advisor. C.S.F. and involved C.J.S. The Life Members of the California Scholarship Federation are listed alphabetically: Kurt Amstutz, Alexa Bell, Alison Bell, Erin Bell, Kurt Berchtold, Sheila Bright, Chris Celse, Nanci Clarence, Lisa Conlon, Deborah Cook, Ivy Decker, Dana Donat, Klara Elekes, Mark Elkin, Gin- py Fox, Debbie Franien, Linda Gardner, Kevin Gaut, Kathy Gordon, Connie Grigsby, Kathy Hayes, Jeanette Hansen, Ingrid Hochrein, Kent Johnson, Andrea Kaus, Karen Kennedy, Denise Maberry, Anne Myers, Mimi Racicot, Martin Robinson, Sue Roeber, Bev Scher, Beth Seeley, Melanie Smith, Elaine Soost, Dee Terneuzen, Matt Webb, Jeff Wheeler, Kim Whitlock, Leigh Williams, Jean Wood, and Joe Zasad- zinski. Mr. Miller is their Advisor. California Junior State — Front Row: Diana Weber and. Nancy Northrop. Back Row: Mr. Sartini (Advisor), Julie Howell, Lisa Denni- son, Mike Jezbera, Adri- enne Hetter, Bambola Al- len, Louise Douville, Karen Metcalf, Mia McCrosky, Julie Mason, and Gideon Sinasohn. C.S.F. -C.J.S. 109 BHHbb ear Tracks; on the right track tes - ■.« This year ' s Bear Tracks Staff took to the tracks to tie their book to- Tey, Jeanette Lee, A. C. Lee, Lisa Dennison, and Doug Magnum, gether. Staff members are — Front Row: Su Fitzer, Deirdre Nurre, Lisa Back Row: Joe Zasadzinski, Erin Bell (Editor), Kevin Binder, Linda Singleton, Carol Eckmann, Adrienne Hetter, Karen Metcalf, Nanci Gardner, Matt Webb, Louise Carpelan, Ronda Huber, Elaine Soost, . Clarence, Siobhan Nurre, and Beth Seeley. Second Row: John Doc- Louise Douville, Mia McCroskey, and Ivy Decker. {■H 10 The National Forensic League did a lot of talking this year. The soliloquists are — Front Row: Mark Herschler, Leslie Kuykendall, Lisa Petrie, James Kohut, and Paulette Tru- . • S ' - v. -, I. t . V 4sUa '   ' ' ? ;; «■ • . man. Back Row: Andy Teasley, Nancy Northrop, Gary Hale, Galen Leung, Carla Meyers, Matt Herschler, and Susan DeWitt. From the gutters to the slopes Bowling in their spare time were-Front Row: Bob Henderson Jodi ' McCluskey, Regina Camp, Rick Emtman, Tom Trimble, Sandy Blc Buren, Kent Johnson, Lisa Conlon, and Dan Briney. Back Row: Casey and Martin Glick. The new Ski Club had fun wooshin ' and shooshin ' through the snow. Ling, Darrell Wilson, and Andre Juilland. Back Row: Beth Mooy, Lisa The members are — Front Row: Lori Fehrenkamp, Susie Jackson, Mei Rockford, and Brian Hoffman. Girls ' League serves Poly This year ' s Girls ' League Board sponsored many activities, which consisted of candy sales, an ap- ple polishing tea, the annual Christmas Drive, the Sleep-in, and the Senior Girls ' Luncheon. The Board consists of the follow- ing people (above) — Front Row: I Elaine Soost, Donna Painter, Jo- 1 dy Ober. Back Row: Sarah Mills (Advisor), Debbie Coolt (Presi- g dent), Diana Weber, Louise Dou- i ville, Dina Webley, Suzanne Ha- 1 roz. At right, Debbie, Bev, Dina, Jody and Loretta take a break in counting the many items that generous Polyites brought in for the Christmas Drive. 1 12 Girls ' League The Humanities Club members had many bake sales to sponsor their lor, Bonnie Drexler, Ronda Huber, Connie Grigsby, Nora Scharf, Beth trips to ballets, art shows, the Renaissance Fair, and San Francisco. Seeley, Nanci Clarence, Janet Silverglate, Lisa Eddy, Debbie Williams, They are: Marco Baricelli, Su Fitzer (President), Jack Gardner, Laser Karen Olson, Mickey Deissler, Lin Gardner. Wolf, Lori Fehrenkamp, Celeste Little, Louise Carpelan, Melanie Tay- 5f v $ ' mr Humanities Club members relax at a school picnic. Su Fitzer finds out that wet buns ' are no fun at a picnic. Humanities Club 113 oiy athletes refine their skills Lettermen ' s Club — Front Row: Steve Hughes, Sparky Alden, Bob Chappelle, Scott Corriveau, Ron Rossetti, Don Schlotter, Eugene Yba- rra, Duff Wiley, Kevin Gaut, Aaron Goffman, and Tommy Harmison. Second Row: Adrian Roberts, Steve Gould, Glen Roberts, Greg Raw- lings, Victor Karidakes, Tobin Hood, Jeff Holden, Rich Burns, and Kevin Howell. Third Row: Jimmy Camacho, Courtney Rayner, Paul Flores, Hunt Barnett, Mark Monson, Ron Litton, Jack Woodhead, and Randy Metsch. Back Row: Curtis St. Julien, Larry Thomas, Tom Perry, Scott Oberloh, Keith Rohr, Lance Smith, Tom Perkins, Mike Smith, Doug Brock, Peter Reikes, and Steve Smith. The gorgeous girls of the Girls ' Athletic Association flaunt their cho- rus giri line-up. The leaders are: Linda Beal, Kathy Zimmer, Nora I !4 Lettermen ' s Club ■ G.A.A. Scharf, Mrs. Snelgrove, Connie Grigsby, Mary Denzler, Mrs. Borden, and Mrs. Strieker. Now that ' s entertainment . . This year ' s Jesters Club was a spirited and hard-working group of as- piring young actors and actfesses. They treated Poly ' s Student Body to four productions this year: The Merchant of Venice, The Con- trast, You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and the 50 ' s musical Guys and Dolls. Mr. Richard Rossi was the director. The Jesters of the 1975-76 year were — Front Row: Eric Rudie, Sandy Matthews, Jack Gardner, Teresa Napoli (President), Linda Gardner, Melanie Taylor, Steve Henley, Penny Stelzner, and Karen Bailor. Second Ro,v: Todd Wingate, Denise Francisco, Joette Crawford, Dave Gramlich, Janet Silverglate, Galen Leung, Ronda Huber, and Carolyn Brown. Third Row: Paula Wold, Luane Middleton, Lisa Dennison, Mia McCroskey, Sharon Alsina, Tricia Lennan, Valerie Hallberg, Mary Ferrian, Anna Radoyce, Sherman Rogers, Marco Barricelli, Pam Odien, Mary Mur- phy, Karen Sutherland, and Deirdre Nurre. Back Row: John McDon- ald, Sue Walker, Laura Barricelli, Dell Adcock, Wendy Harris, Robert Brooks, Mark Bauman, Melanie Smith, Lisa Eddy, Michelle Ferguson, Wendy Donaldson, and Andy Teasley. Jesters Club i 15 The Prince of Arragon is delayed by a kiss when choosing a casket. The blind Old Gobbo is being tricked by his son, Launcelot. 16 The quality of mercy is not strain ' d, it droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven Merchant MAIN CHARACTERS Portia Linda Gardner Nerissa Karen Sutherland Jessica Kay Ferrian Bassanio Marco Barricelli Gratiano Dave Gramlich Shylock Steve Brandyberry Duke of Venice John Mackey Antonio Dimitri Radoyce Lorenzo Jack Gardner Launcelot Eric Rudie Old Gobbo Alan Parry of Tarry a while, Shylock. Do not take your pound yet. Venice by William Shakespeare You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown CAST Charlie Brown Steve Henley Lucy Melanie Smith Snoopy Mark Bauman Schroeder Jack Gardner Patti Gail Kinney Linus Dell Adcock based on the comic strip Peanuts by Charles Schultz Lucy speaks to Schroeder of marriage. Snoopy sits upon his Sopwith Camel looking for the infamous Red Baron. There is no team like the best team, which is our team, right here. Theatre Arts I I 7 The Contrast Dramatis Personae Y Marco Barricelli Steve Broach Matt Cardiff Michelle Ferguson Dave Gramlich Teresa Napoli Pam Odien Janet Silverglate Penny Stelzner Bruce Wellenkamp iliiiii; The feathers fly when Jessemy (Dave Gramlich) combats Dimple. Billy Dimple (Steve Broach) receives the letter of debt. The chaotic chase floors Marco. !8 Billy shows his love for Charlotte (Penny Stelzner). The cast smiles after a truly revolutionary production. Guys and Dolls Nathan Detroit (Mark Bauman) loses his potatoes to Big Jule (Marco Barricelli) during the crap game while Sky Masterson (Mark Pepe) and Benny Southstreet (Jack Gardner) look on. 7 cu.. GrfP « • y Nicely-Nicely Johnson (Steve Henley) warns the holy rollers to sit down and not rock the boat. Miss Adelaide and Sergeant Sarah debate whether or not to Marry the Man Today. The gamblers meet to discuss plans for the big crap game. Main Characters Marco Barricelli John Mackey Mark Bauman Joe McLean Robert Brooks Deirdre Nurre Monte Cooper Mark Pepe Matt Cardiff Jim Powell Andre Downey Melanie Smith Jack Gardner Don Teague Steve Henley Mona Wakeman Tobin Hood Carl Westberg Theatre Arts 119 : J ■  ! ! ? fl k «I • i !• IP .  ? . . t BB Gun Ba Kirk Bailo Activities Ec I Darling Do-Wrong Karen Kennedy Faculty Editor Hoss Baby Bert a Alberta Zana Activities Sti . Last o Jenny MatTWch, Li; Faculty Staff, Spo ' • ' Jr ' ■ ' ;• ■m m ;• Mts Ivy Blossom I Ivy Decl fc ; afP ' Xstaff ■ • - innacl Peter_Jacl«o m t-Pictdfed) , .; ison 5p%ld reshman CJass Editor « 3 f Poly raises a Klara Elekes, a talented cellist, was seated third in the All-State Honor Orchestra. The Science Award winners, at right, are: Anne My- ers, chemistry; Matt Webb, math; and Kurt Berch- told, physics. Nanci Clarence, Poly ' s good citizen, is the Daughters of the American Revolution award winner. Erin Bell, below, Poly ' s happy homemalcer, won the Betty Crocker award. 122 Awards flock of winners These Polyites are smiling because they are National Merit Letters of Commendation winners. They are: Matt Webb, Dana Donat, Ginny Fox, and Kevin Gaut. The National Merit Finalists are: Anne Myers, Kurt Berchtold, Joe Zasadzinslci, Jeff Wheeler, Finn Elcman, and Sue Roeber. Awards 123 Polyites win honors . The ladies who represented Poly at California Girls ' State are Kelly Raf- tery, alternate; Carol Eckmann, delegate; and Paulette Truman, alternate. The gentlemen who represented Poly at California Boys ' State are Andy Cohen, alternate; and John Nurre, delegate. This year ' s salutatorian and valedictorian are 124 J°e Zasadzinski and Kevin Gaut. The Challenge Bowl members who captured the U.C.R. College Bowl Championship are Finn Ekman, Joe Zasadzinski, David Holcomb, Harold Aschmann, and Allen Simon. for selves and school © ff +f ♦ | The National Council of Teachers of English Writing Award winners are Louise Carpelan, Carol Eckmann, Jeff Bockman, Sarah Trotta, and Nancy Northrop. The Bank of America plaque award winners this year are Kevin Gaut, Mathematics- Science; Joe Zasadzinski, Liberal Arts; and Sue Roeber, Fine Arts. Not pictured: Tracy Roberson, Vocational Arts. Awards 125 a X u ! x Editorials Editor Mexaoetr Southern Belle Editor • : .« Jim Robinson Sports Staff ' - j. - Ik .- ! Laurie Miller Shirley Temple News Staff Kurt Berchtold Little Gatsby Sports Staff Matt Webb The Boston Bookie Sports Editor Leslie Mihata Babe Ruth Photographer gg j fl Lisa Marantos Connie Grigsby The Bobby Sox Twins Features Staff News Editor !26 Paulette Truman Carrie Nation Features Staff Kevin Binder Paul Burffan „. Editorials Staff Ben Rubio Brother Can You Spare a Dime? Sports Staff I r. Jum 16, 1976 MJ : - jjMw I. ' rf C MM T E  Joe Zasadzinski Honest Abe Editorials Staff Linda Gardner 60 ' s Radical Features Staff Kelly Raftery Betsy Ross News Staff I Greg Rawlings Huck Finn 1. Photogfapher Captain Spotlight Sarah Trotta Ma Kettle Editorials Staff Kevin Gaut Billy the Kid Editorials Staff Alison ' Bell Frankenstein ' s Bride Features Editor Janet Steingone Pocahontas News Staff Hunt Barnett John Doe Business Manager ! i ■ Leigh Wilfiams Lady of the Evening Features Staff Anne Yeager Annie Oakley News Staff Mary Beth Wadding Juliet Low Feature, Si? ' t Mom Assistant Editor 127 They served the school S . 1 I [ — Turning the key to charity were the members of the Key Club. They Jay Tobin, and Brian Mooy. George Hansen (below left) shows his are: Ben Rubio, Kent Johnson, Paul Edwards, Dave Faulkner, Kasahiko orange-picking form that gave great success to their orange sale. Ebihara, Dean Gaffney, George Hansen (President), Chuck Rounds, !26 Key Club • May D.i ' y Nancy, Mona, and Sheila bring the May Day spirit to Poly by frolicking around the maypole. and the community •.■ ■ . ' %%$m High School Volunteers Beth Long, Suellen Mott, Diana Weber, Elaine Soost, Flo Antoyan, Louise Douville, Mia McCrosky, Debbie Franzen, Lisa Marantos, and Lisa Denison brightened many a day for the patients at General Hospital. The May Day celebration has become a tradition of Mrs. Herring ' s Junior English Honors Class. Music filled the air, and festive costumes, dancing, and flowers made it a day to remember. May Day 129 Poly ' s ROTC The CAVALIERS ' CLUB consists of the officers in the ROTC Bat- talion. They started this year with a bang by helping run the Bat- talion, while still having a great time doing it. The members are: Front Row: Teri Henry, Keith Tompson, Tim Lowe, Clint Frutiger, Jeff Dunaj (President), Paul Connors, Cindy Hawkins, and Mark Si- korski. Second Row: Dana Charter, Chris Bruckner, Richard Getz, and Stacy Gary. Back Row: Charles Butler, Harry Sweeney, Casey McCluskey, Dave Faulkner, and Mark Siever. Those not pictured are: Chris MacArthur, Peter Jackson, Bill Reynolds, Brian Alexan- der, and Tom Perry. Getting into the Bicentennial Spirit this year are the members of the Bicentennial Color Guard. They are: Scott Keller, Dana Charter, Steve Hail, and Steve Brarill. i 20 ROTC GIRLS ' DRILL TEAM: Front Row: Mary Lynn, Cindy Hawkins, Teri Henry, and Irma Cruz. Second Row: Julie Lehto and Jill Meyer. Third Row: Denise Garcia and Wendy Aston. Fourth Row: Tracy Baldwin and Lynda Norton. Fifth Row: Danielle Miller and Sandy Frutiger. Sixth Row: Donna Thompson and Alicia Brown. Seventh Row: Michaela O ' - Connor and Patricia Blake. Back Row: Donna Brown. Pride and spirit The MEN ' S DRILL TEAM this year started off fresh with only a few old faces from last year to lead them. The members are: Front Row: Tim Lowe, Ken Gurton, Manuel Perez, Barry Burrows, Arnold Shel- ton, and Dave Faulkner. Second Row: James Kovacevich, Pat Mar- shall, Rudy Ruiz, Allen Street, and Kevin Bartlett. Back Row: Gary Liswood, Gary Frank, Al Trausch, Bill Bell, and Sherman Rogers. COLOR GUARD: Front Row: Steve Hall, Bob King, Mark Sikorski, and Paul Dievendorf. Back Row: Mary Lynn, Tracy Baldwin, Tamese Neal, Tim Wolken, Scott Morgan, Fred Tidmore, Mike Lozano, Teri Henry, Olivia Lopez, and Tammie Bucher. POLY ' S ROTC is getting into the spirit this year. ROTC has one of the largest Corps of Cadets in their program at Poly, and their past heritage as one of the first ROTC units in the Nation makes the members of the Battalion proud. Their pride re- flects in the participation in their various activities. Their pride and spirit show in their actic is. VARSITY RIFLE TEAM (not pictured): Tim Lowe, Chris Bruckner, Mark Sikorski, Dana Charter, and Harry Sweeney. HONOR GUARD (listed in alpha- betical order): Mark Austin, Tracy Baldwin, Bill Bell, Fern Benton, Lorna Bossett, Doug Brock, Donna Brown, Ron Clark, Paul Connors, Paul Dievendorf, Bill Dull, James Kovacevich, Michael Latimer, Ga- ry Liswood, Olivia Lopez, Michael Lozano, Mary Lynn, Bryant Moore, James Morgan, Pat Negrette, Mi- chaela O ' Conner, Ted Ruiz, Frank Rogers, Sherman Rogers, Arnold Shelton, Mark Sikorski, and Tim Wolken. ROTC 131 I ! ! M m fjj 7, I J, JJ f I ■ I ■;•..• ' ..••■■•••. Boo v Sports Future football stars ■« i Ln r J lt l Z Urn JV — Front row: Tom S+alnecker, David Hickam, Ray Hussey, Tim McSuire, Marty Schott, Angelo Harper. Second row: Don Folmer, Greg Londos, Kerry Jones, Roger Bloom, Brent Moss, Paul Melan- der. Third row: Mark Cotton, Steve Nakamura, Jim Bossert, Phil Garcia, Ron Horner, Jeff Ingram. Fourth row: Robby Couch, Mark ■■Kiflt. Ridgeway, Steve Clarence, Mike Winnie, Dana Mansfield, John Woodford, Scott Lewis, Trip Hord, Charles Bonini. Back row: Tom Garwych, Armando Llanes, Jim Swanson, Bill Gillette, Steve Kier- nan, John Mackey, Mark Ott, Clay Spence, Bentley Meredith. Jl M7«M i |Jfc ,(% ■ • « i . 43TOMHBKJU f ROSH — Front row: Larry Thompson, Anthony Harper, David Williams, Kyle Reed, Larry Barnett, Robert Sutton, Gary Avey, Craig Faucher. Second row: Ed Duffley, Chris Cary, Brian Mac- Lean, Michael Sessions, Mark Feagans, Robert Hempy, Mark Kal- ian. Third row: Kurt Smith, Eric Darensburg, Tony Burnistine, Pat- i34 JV and Frosh Football rick Maietta, Gordie Pulsifer, Daryl Jackson, Ron Wellborn, mgr. Back row: Brian Pounders, Darin Charter, Jerald Rule, Ken Ad- cock, Rod Mix, Greg Matulich, Jeff French, Brad Lewis. Missing: Rick Graves. ■s- 5$y JV SCORES Poly Poly 18 Poly Poly 24 Poly 7 Poly 10 Poly 6 Poly 7 Poly 32 San Bernardino Rubidoux Colton Palm Springs Arlington 7 North 40 Rancho Alamitos 1 3 Corona 8 Ramona A drive for a touchdown. 11 ' iSiVSi Trip does some quick thinking while looking for a receiver. A play in close quarters. The Bears ' de fense at its best. hROSH SCORES Poly 34 Cree JHS Poly 6 26 Rubidoux Poly 6 Colton Poly 14 14 Coffman JHS Poly 12 34 Arlington Poly 12 18 North Poly 14 Fullerton Poly 6 21 Ramona JV and Frosh Football 135 Bears lack experience and Front row: Mark Monson. Edgar Hunter. Steve Mona. Tom Har- mison. Scott Corrlveau. Dave McRae, Glenn Roberts, Jeff Hoi- den. Gene Ybarra. Second rcw; Jack Woodhead, Larry Thomas. Dennis Fraser, Lance Smith, Ron Litton, Steve Smith, Tom Perry, Rich Burns. Third row: Kevin Howell, Marty Simons, Jim Smith, Duff Wiley, Steve Hughes, Charles Butler, Adrian Roberts, Sparky Alden, Steve Gould. Fourth row: Bob Chappelle, Paul Metsch, Don Ayotte, Tobin Hood, Aaron Goffman, Loren Liakos, Curtis 136 Varsity Football points Lacking experience, the Bears faced a disappointing 1975 season, finish- ing with an 0-8 Ivy record. The only victory the Bears claimed this sea- son was in a non-league game — Poly 39, Rancho Alamitos 18. Headcoach Barry Meier, in his first season at Poly, expressed his hooes for a more successful 1976 season. Adrian Age Roberts St. Julian, Kevin Gaut. Back row: Doug Brock, Steve Clark, Greg Rawlings, Tom Perkins, Al Bartholomew, Ben Harnage, Doug Rodgers. The Bears demonstrate their spirit. St 4 Headcoach Barry Meier Poly 19 27 San Bernardino Poly 6 28 Rubidoux Poly 15 22 Cotton Poly 15 42 Palm Springs Poly 14 15 Arlington Poly 12 20 North Poly 24 26 Corona Poly 6 7 Ramona Varsity Football 137 Poly ' s matmen SENIORS: Stacey Gary, Mike Crumm, Mike Wearing, Adrian Roberts, Andre Downey, Marty Simon; WRESTLERETTES: First row: Gay McPhail, Sherrie Parker, Cheryl Clark Second row: Cynthia Goraczkowski, Kim Aus- tin Third row: Debra Dalton, Heather Moore, Jill Amos, Penny Thompson. Back row: Nancy Miller, Jan Morris ft ftftJAfcASAflifi  . i p I p «p 1 ' ■■ Jt 4 UNDERCLASSMEN Front row: Tony Rossetti, Guy Cottle, Bob Repp, Dan Cremer, Rhett Dunn, Joe Pietz, Mike Nakamura, David Shevick, Clay Wilcox, Tim Goidecki, Pat Maietta K Back row: Richard Hines, Jeff French, Darin Charter, Neil Charkow, Andy Cohen, Bob Chappelle, Greg Londos, Hale Harris, Jon Woodford, Mike Duffley, Charles Bonini Ciay and Tim wait in the ready position. 1 Vs j ' ffi ' fe-i mum— iirtr - A battle for the pin begins. Poly keeps in stride Front row: Nancy Linaweaver, Kris Danko, Tom Bennett, Mike Adams, Chris Martinez Second row: Margitt Laucht, Arthur Vasquei, Bobby Alvarez, Floyd Waggaman, Dave Murphy, Ron Rossetti Back row: Paul Flores, John Rayner, Tom Austin, James Rust, James Mueller, Pete Castro, Jett Burns ; S . 5 1 Bobbv keeps a sure lead on his opponent. Coach Gary Hunt approvingly eves his team. Chris plods on up a long hil £ - ■■ POLY 28 POLY 16 POLY 29 POLY 31 POLY 32 POLY 19 POLY 23 POLY 45 POLY 23 VARSITY SCORES FONTANA 29 SAN BERNARDINO 43 RUBIDOUX 26 COLTON 24 PALM SPRINGS 23 ARLINGTON 37 NORTH 33 CORONA 18 RAMONA 36 Cross County 139 Poly polo pounces Finishing the Ivy League with an outstanding record of 22-3, the Varsity Waterpolo team clinched the Ivy League title. Seniors Scott Miller and Ben Wight led the Poly Aquabears to second place in C.I.F. championships — the first team out- side Orange County in 35 years to play in a C.I.F. cham- pionship game. Scott Miller and Ben Wight were chosen All- C.I.F. first-team members. - John Nurre Scott Miller Ben Wight !40 Varsity Waterpolo Kevin Sullivan Ivy League Front row: Ken Johnson, Ben Wight, Scott Miller, Kevin Sullivan, Paul Edwards. Back row: Scott Oberloh, John Nurre, Jeff Born, Jeff Thornton, Eddie Robinson, Larry Richardson. Poly Poly 7 9 5 7 La Canada Redlands Poly 15 3 Moreno Valley Poly 9 3 Upland Poly 13 1 San Bernardino Poly 8 5 North Poly 5 4 Claremont Poly 10 7 Ramona Poly 26 7 Palm Springs Poly 9 2 Indio Poly 3 5 Chaffey Poly 16 9 Arlington Collaboration Varsity Waterpolo 141 Polo power in production J.V. WATER POLO — Front Row: Joel Lagerquist, Brian Yeager, and Tim Lennan. Back Row: Jon Richter, Mike Kelson, Tim Brazill, George Hansen, Scott Christiansen, Clay Simpson, Mark Short, Joe Ward, Bill White, Leo Smith, and Richard Gordon. FROSH-SOPH WATER POLO— Front Row: David Greene, An- Warner Wettestad, David Silver, Scott Wilson, Tim Brown, Marty dre Juilland, Jim Edwards, Doug Francisco, Rick Randel, Doug Moews, Chris Kreutzberg, and Jeff Miller. Paulson, Chris Fahey, and Brad Benter. Back Row: Tom Nc Japoli, Vic breaks an ankle for a good shot. Golf swings to No Mark shows the name of the game by keeping his head down. Tim puts the putt in easily. Riverside Poly ' s numero uno golfers are: Vic Karidakes, Grigsby, Mark Burchfield, Dave Campagni, and Bruce Doug Dicaro, Mike Huiras, Eric Mills, Bob Willis, Jamie Tai+ - No+ pictured: Tim Wamba. 143 Poly Bears stride ! 44 Tracl Bill flies over the highs. Rich demonstrates his unique talent of balancing the shot put on his head. to a good season ■ v. ? On your mark . . . get set . . . Curtis does the Fosbury Flop. TRACK — Front Row: Angelo Harper, Dave McRae, Ray Kwiatek, Ron Rossetti, Eugene Ybarra, Harry Cramer, and Dave Murphy. Second Row: Jeff Muller, Brett Young, Scott Lewis, Doug Rogers, and Kevin Gaut. Third Row: Anthony Harper, Dennis Phelps, Bill Gillette, Jon Woodford, Tom Perry, Jeff Burns, Tim Kummerow, Bobby Alvarez, and Cornell Ligon. Fourth Row: Ron Brunson, Mar- ty Simons, Dennis Fraser, Jeff Holden, Jerry Rule, Mike Smith, Rich Burns, and David Carter. Fifth Row: Bill Cramer, Darren Carter, Dave Austin, Jim Swanson, Hale Harris, Paul Flores, Randy Rat- cliff, Richard Rust, Tom Austin, and James Pourrov. Back Row: Craig Faucher, Duff Wiley, Mark Cotton, Ben Johnson, Courtney Rayner, Larry Thomas, Randy Bell, and Curtis St. Julien. t Above, Poly ' s long distance runners, Mike, Ron, and Courtney, keep a blazing stride in the two-mile. Left, Jim puts the shot as others look on. Track 145 occer scores at Poly Dean Gaffney changes the direction of the ball. . iT«? p - :.  = .. ft y jM iP r5 Jens Pedersen scouts the field for a throw-in. Look out, Ron! ■tllllll— L — Keith Rohr dribbles downfield. 1-46 ' Sc Tony Corona kicks out Back row: Steve Wray, Dean Gaffney, Keith Rohr, Jens Pedersen, Tony Corona, Carl Westberg, Dave Smith, Dave Austin, Curt Cruz, Armando Llanes, Coach Tom Tilson, Second row: Kevin Gaut, Zo Zo Lavda, Paul Day, Scott Oberloh, John Sullivan, Brad Sackett, Norman . , .-..-; „ 39$§Ki Cole, Kazuhiko Ebihara, Pat Hurter, John Stufkosky. Front row: Chris Brown, Ted Ruiz, Tim McGuire John Trimble, Ron Rosetti, Chuck Rounds, Karl ■ Nazarro, Ly Truong, Chau Truong. Poly shows good defense. POLY 2 COACHELLA VALLEY 1 POLY CHAFFEY 5 POLY 1 COACHELLA VALLEY ll POLY 1 SAN BERNARDINO POLY 3 RUBIDOUX 1 POLY 5 COLTON L POLY 1 PALM SPRINGS 2 POLY 3 ARLINGTON POLY 3 NORTH 1 POLY CORONA 1 POLY 3 SAN BERNARDINO 3 POLY 2 RUBIDOUX POLY 2 COLTON 1 POLY 1 PALM SPRINGS 2 POLY 1 ARLINGTON 2 POLY 1 NORTH POLY CORONA 3 Head-to-head competition by Kazuhiko! 147 s o f t b a I I Coach Jean Spawr watches the game intently. Desiree swings away. A safe slide comes in for Poly. Danna Rasp shows good pitching form. Girls ' Softball — Front Row: Terri Henry, Danna Rasp, Desiree Gaut, Crystal Boyd, Rhonda Streich, Regina Pinkney, Gwen Bruce, Chris Williams, Gina Pitruzzello, Kelly Eaton, Jackie Youngblood, Cheryl Clark. Back Row: Debbie Dalton, Karen Brown, Cindy Tait, Debbie Moses, Bonnie Drexler. Second Row: Kreeger, Ann Strong, Angela Downey, Denise Regalado, Diane Cindy Merchant, Jo Adams, Mrs. Spawr, Julie Sparkman, Jamie Williams, Vicky Anderson. 148 Softball Varsity Baseball balks; recovers % - Varsity Baseball — Front Row: Robbie Wing, Jeff Dunaj, Steve Kristy Cogswell (scorer), Coach Graves. Back Row: Don Stevens, Alexander, Leslie Mihata (scorer). Second Row: Coach Layton, Dave Brewster, Dave Spezia, Marty VanHousen, Jimmy Cama- Mike Torrenti, Adrian Roberts, Mark Cunningham, Ron Litton, cho, Eric Barnett. Not pictured: Bill Tuxhorn. Jeff returns the ball as Tuxie watches. ■-A.- n 5 Mi I Coach Graves and the umpire have words that don ' t score. Baseball 149 This is baseball ' s J.V. BASEBALL — Front Row: Harlin Hailey, Don Folmar, Eric Coach Smith, Todd Davidson, Kenny Brims, Dana Mansfield, and Zimmer, Broclt Grigsby, Keith Rohr, Kurt Martin, and Tim Brown. Tom Stalneclcer. Back Row: Daryl Jackson (manager), Phil Garcia, Lance Yelton, FRESHMAN BASEBALL-Front Row: John Trimble, Pat Maietta Brian Pounders, Tom Wilson, Tom Bennett, and Scott Stewart! Back Row: Hasten Roberts, Gordie Pulsifer, Jimmy Miller, Randy Harvey, Rick Graves, Brad Lewis, Blaine Avery, and Mike Rix. ;50 Baseball finest hour c Robbie rounds third base. Adrain anticipates the fast bal Kurt takes a full swing. Brock warms up on the mound. h Baseball 15 ' Varsity fouls out VARSITY BASKETBALL: Peter Castro (Manager), Dale Ham- mers, Hunt Barnett, Ron Naperala, Joe Zasadzinslci, Todd Davidson, John Perrine, Eric Barnett, Tommy Wight, Dave Mickelson, Jeff Cross, Tim Heasley (Manager). Eric Barnett passes off. POLY 73 SAN BERNARDINO 62 POLY 41 RUBIDOUX 57 POLY 62 COLTON 72 POLY 62 PALM SPRINGS 77 POLY 60 ARLINGTON 40 POLY 49 NORTH 67 POLY 72 CORONA 79 POLY 46 RAMONA 74 POLY 73 SAN BERNARDINO 58 POLY 53 RUBIDOUX 54 POLY 53 COLTON 56 POLY 75 PALM SPRINGS 97 POLY 74 ARLINGTON 56 POLY 64 NORTH 62 POLY 90 CORONA 100 POLY 53 RAMONA 61 Top left: John Perrine, Most Improved. Above: Hunt Bar- nett, Most Inspirational. Right: Tommy Wight, Most Valuable. Next year ' s hopefuls Bruce Richards is on the way. POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY 65 REDLANDS 53 51 EISENHOWER 36 52 SAN GORGONIO 55 50 PACIFIC 44 59 GAREY 58 53 HEMET 39 51 NORTH 40 70 SAN BERNARDINO 33 46 RUBIDOUX 43 48 COLTON 47 ■ ftKOmmSfi. POLY 40 POLY 64 POLY 48 POLY 59 POLY 64 POLY 78 POLY 62 POLY 49 POLY 63 POLY 57 POLY 60 PALM SPRINGS 56 ARLINGTON 62 NORTH 57 CORONA 58 RAMONA 43 SAN BERNARDINO 31 RUBIDOUX 66 COLTON 48 PALM SPRINGS 61 CORONA 56 RAMONA 46 Don Teague concentrates. J.V. BASKETBALL — Front Row: John Dooley, Ray Kwiatek, Dave Eric Bennett, Bruce Richards, Don Teague, Riecky Rieck, Ben Johr.- McRae, Danny Lucero, Don McLean. Back Row: Coach Arlo Gard, son, Dennis Edmond. 153 Sophomores score high SOPHOMORES — Front Row: Mike Campagni, Brad Barnes, Pe- Scott Clark, Mike Huiras, Trip Hord. Back Row: Coach Hayes, ter Reikes. Steve Sparks. Second Row: Chris Mickelson (manager), David Hughes, Ernie Hunter. ' 54 Basketball POLY 54 SAN BERNARDINO 49 POLY 59 RUBIDOUX 37 POLY 41 COLTON 39 POLY 63 PALM SPRINGS 31 POLY 46 ARLINGTON 33 POLY 66 NORTH 57 POLY 52 CORONA 44 POLY 47 RAMONA 53 POLY 78 SAN BERNARDINO 57 POLY 59 RUBIDOUX 28 POLY 65 COLTON 33 POLY 51 PALM SPRINGS 50 POLY 40 ARLINGTON 50 POLY 37 NORTH 50 POLY 44 CORONA 51 POLY 62 RAMONA 44 Scott looks for help. Freshmen start early We ' ll get ' em, Coach! r mhsiy ■ JUNIOR MRSTTJ Ipvmmiih SMdFANJJ a) McRAtJI r 2?raH i 23 RCHAKUSJj 1 a OBSSJ 1 38 IMMItO . ' ■ §33 MM60NI 24 IUIMJ1 25 jomsmii L 35 tOMONOii WtiWmii , 40 LUUHUJJ r « ftssMj. « UUUHY J rtfOMMfli ' 50 RTNNf RE viw.w.iib. ' .wu S3 HtaA ' 55 kim ram — . i f ffin-TTrT:, I ' ll , ■■■-■. ' ' ■ f«l il , ' -- t EHZO B I I i ' Mi fM. ' .ti ' . ' HIiM K fl ' - i  ' pi!l:W„— ■ ll ' B No harm, no foul. POLY 52 POLY 43 POLY 65 POLY 29 POLY 47 POLY 48 POLY 64 POLY 37 POLY 40 POLY 52 POLY 43 POLY 40 POLY 44 POLY 59 SAN BDNO. 32 RUBIDOUX 3! COLTON 56 ALDER 47 SAN BDNO. 27 RAMONA 64 SEQUOIA 38 RUBIDOUX 33 COLTON 34 FONTANA 57 RAMONA 22 FONTANA 58 PACIFIC 50 RAINEY 34 Randy sees the shot. FRESHMEN— Front Row: David Williams, John Dabney, Eric Ed- wards, Dennis Hardison, Greg Matulich. Back Row: Randy Marve, Brian Avery, Robert Young, Riclc Graves, Todd Dreyer, Coach Kirkpatrick. Basketball 155 Basketball Beauties iul JV Basketball: Trudy Seifke, Angie Williams, Mary Beth Wadding, Laurie Miller, Cathy Linaweayer, Joyce Olson, Nancy Linaweaver., Curt Cruz. i56 Basketball Varsity Basketball — Front Row: Curt Cruz (manager), Jackie Brown, Bonnie Drexler, Regina Pinkney. Back Row: Debbie Moses, Linda Roberts, Cindy Tait, Janine Harris. } l in k Poly eyes the opposition. Classy court competitors Nora scrutinizes Mary ' s forehand. POLY SAN BERNARDINO 1 POLY 6 RUBIDOUX 1 POLY 6 ? COLTON V? POLY 2 PALM SPRINGS 5 POLY 7 ARLINGTON POLY 5 NORTH 2 POLY 7 CORONA POLY 5 RAMONA 2 « Highly ranked Cheryl watches her line drive pass her opponent. Tennis — Front Row: Stephanie Nelson, Lissa Purviance, Kathy Zim- Julie Vanderzyl, Jeanette McDougall, Mrs. Pat Snelgrove. Back mer, Katy Whitaker, Leigh Williams, Suzy Gerzel, Gina Pitruzzello, Row: Jacqui Welborn, Janet Steingone, Heather Stevens, Kathy Marie-Jeanne Juilland. Second Row: Mrs. Judy Bordon, Kelly Raf- Gordon, Ivy Decker, Lisa Vanderzyl, Linda Beal, Sandy Blose, Anne tery, Kathleen Jameson, Mary Denzler, Nora Scharf, Kelly Eaton, Bergman, Cheryl Hughes. Tennis 157 Julie Richardson catches a wide-angled shot. Above, Brian Dixon returns the serve beautifully. At right, Matt Morgan watches his low volley skim the net. S5S Tennis : y $ VARSITY TENNIS— Front Row: Brian Dixon, Matt Morgan. Back Row: Coach Fike, Becky Bell, Neil Lilliedoll, Mark Hatfield, Paul Metsch, Julie Richardson, Scott Benedict, Tom Page, Randy Metsch, Peter Reikes, Coach Saunders. J.V. TENNIS — Front Row: David Beal, Marc Cowen, Tim Hanigan, Brock, Rick Arnold (manager). Back Row: Ray Hussey, Mark Mor- Todd Faucher, Bob Biggs. Second Row: Doug Paulson, Brad Sack- timer, Frank Crance, John Mortimer, Ralph Jacobson, Dave Mor- ett, Dan Sullivan, Tom Zasadzinski, Greg Pick, Bart Forry, Steve gan, Tom Hays, Howdy Ross. vs mj m The Poly Aquabears completed a successful 1976 season, clinching the Ivy League title with an unde- feated, 9-0 record in the Varsity, J. V., and Soph-Frosh divisions. Led by captains George Luchs and Ed Robinson, the Aquabears were represented in the C.I.F. Cham- pionships with seven swimmers. Luchs became only the second C.I.F. champion in Poly swimming history, capturing the 1 00 -yard butterfly title (54.16). Robinson, placing ninth in C.I.F., set a new Poly record in the 50-yard free- style (21.98). Many outstanding new Freshmen were gained this season, making prospects bright for Poly swimming in the years to come. Aquabears sweep Ivy Varsity Swimming — Front Row: John Nurre, Ed Robinson, George Luchs, Jim Robinson, Keith Butler, and Bob Ward. Back Row: Clay Simp- son, Larry Richardson, Mark Short, Mike Kel- son, Jeff Thornton, George Hansen, and Greg Thornton. Not pictured: Jeff Born. Jeff swims the breaststroke. Fearless Aquabears show their ferocity. Eddie blasts off the blocks. VARSITY SCORES ■ « POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY 83 75 105 110 71 96l 2 108 108 81 115 91 CORONA INDIO NORTH ARLINGTON REDLANDS RAMONA 71 83 51 47 85 59 2 SAN BERNARDINO 46 RUBI DOUX 48 CHAFFEY 75 PALM SPRINGS 37 COLTON 57 !60 Swimming George churns to victory. League undefeated tii 4 J.V. Swimming — Front Row: Joe Ward, Joel Row: Rick Dyer, Tim Lennan, Norman Williams, Lagerquist, Leo Smith, and Jon Richter. Back and Bill White. POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY POLY J.V. SCORES 45 CORONA 92 INDIO 1 1 NORTH 1 1 ARLINGTON 95 REDLANDS 1 1 RAMONA II SAN BERNARDINO 0. 119 RUBIDOUX 20 94 CHAFFEY 59 PALM SPRINGS 40 7 70 60 90 95 COLTON FROSH SCORES II INDIO NORTH ARLINGTON REDLANDS RAMONA 44 12 56 91 II II 80 03 SAN BERNARDINO 33 92 RUBIDOUX 50 95 CHAFFEY 36 85 PALM SPRINGS 46 1 1 COLTON Soph-Frosh Swimming — Front Row: Andre Juil- and Doug Paulson. Back Row: Mike Latimer, land, Rick Randel, Doug Francisco, Jim Ed- David Silver, Doug Magnon, Warner Wette- wards, Daniel Craig, Scott Wilson, Chris Fahey, stad, Jeff Miller, and Tom Napoli. Coaches Almquist and Ganal check their watches for a split. ■M li Bob surges ahead in a close race. % %- %- Mike demonstrates his water squirting talents. 161 Skin-tite swimmers are VARSITY SWIMMING — Front Row: Karen Beal, Jenny Matulich, Kranhold, Kelly Raftery, Laurie Honeyman, Ann Herring, Leslie Karen Olson, Cathy Linaweaver, Carol Kranhold, Chris Thoele, Hines, Penny Boyer, Janet Tope, and Laurette Longmire. and Mrs. Strieker. Back Row: Carol Bloom, Bo Champion, Kathy fBHDIt ' iiimiiiinin. AUUMUIKIL iiiiiiiLiii mjiiLiiii iUJ Kathy drives to the finish. f Coach Strieker gives her swimmers encouragement. H 162 Swimming Penny shows the grace of the butterfly stroke. Kari swims the breaststroke. a sweeping success J.V. SWIMMING — Front Row: Jeannine Harris, Heather Boyd, Linda Beal, Anne Butler, Angie Seijdel, Fran Pulsifer, and Paige Pepper. Second Row: Deanna Magnon, Julie Bakenhus, Beth Lewis, Kathy Zimmer, Mo Hews, Jan Clarence, Marie-Jeanne Juilland, Patty Munaretto, and Siobhan Nurre. Third Row: Becky Nielson, Dawn Binder, Katy Whitaker, Sandy Grisham, Kelly Ward, Phyllis McClachlin, Kathy Menzia, and Cathy Hunley. Back Row: Mary Tozzer, Misty Beaver, Cindy Mackey, Jeanne Thompson, Colette Waggoner, Lisa Spangler, Tauni Baker, Sydney Krivanek, and Mrs. Strieker. Anne paces the 500-yard freestyle An explosive start begins another exciting race. Cold, wet swimmers model their suits. Another skin-tite victory is in the making. Coach Gwen White surveys 163 the scene. Motocross John pops a wheelie. ' Captain Rusty Clark crosses up off the jump. suffers loss Motocross — Front Row: Mike Crumm, Alan Small, Tony Rossetti, Hoffman, John Carricaburu, Ron Horner, Steve Sparks, Randy Rit- John Shamburg. Back Row: Ben Doss, Jim Snider, Bruce Small, Vinnie chotte. Not pictured: Rusty Clark. Dipadova, Mike Rix, Ron Rossetti, Mike Roberts, John Perrault, Brian Polyites flip over gymnastics ■41 •- Foreground: Cathy Knox. Front Row: Laurie Hardie, Christy Long, Jamie LaMonlc, Manon Boulais, Joy Edwards, Karin Kummerow, Pam Eckert, Linda Matthews, Katie DeWitt, Michelle Beasley, Sue Stew- art, Cindy Kelley, Susie Gerzel, Theresa Shehan, Bobbie Simmons, Wendy Miller, Barb Semones, Susie Malhiot, Lisa Singleton, Gail Wilson, Ginny Fox, and Melanie Strickland. Back Row: Tina Lassiter, Mrs. Pat Snelgrove, Liz Durden, and Chris Thoele. Pam Eckert does a beautiful dismount. Susie Gerzel exhibits her balancing talent. I f 66 Gymnastics Cristy Long flips over on the mat for her floor exercise. Karin Kummerow demonstrates excellent form. 1 Diane Rhoades makes a far-out save. Barb Webb waits, confident of her smash return. Lissa recovers from her shot. First seeded Tami Taylor keeps a sharp eye on all potential competition. Badminton keeps an eye on birdie Front Row: Tami Taylor, Alexa Bell, Alison Bell, Barb Webb, Lisa Van- Carla Meyers. Back Row: Kim Munaretto, Jeanette Hansen. Kathy denyl, and Ellen Schlundt. Second Row: Juli Bonini, Diane Rhoades, Walker, Sharon Winegard, Cheryl West, Donna Chalmers, and Mrs. Kathy Loucks, Janet Johnson, Debbie Frarvzen, Lissa Purviance, and Hart. Polyites dig volleyball if ■ .. 4 - Laurette a GIRLS ' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL— Front Row: Grigsby, Denise Smith. Back Row: Karen Ol- Gayle Reid, Kay Lyons, Beth Seeley. Second son, Ginny Fox, Alexa Bell, Lisa Conlon, Erin nd ©ayle form good defense. Row: Alison Bell, Nanci Clarence, Connie Bell. a u a pLLfcYBALL-Front Row: Deanne chelle Curlee, Barbara Webb. Back Row: Linda Brintorhoff. Stacey Gould, Carolyn Harris, Gail Roberts, Manon Boulais, Mary Beth Wadding Len «. Lnlia Milmr, Cathy Knox. Second Row: Jackie Brown, Sue Stuart, Diane Williams, Jan Cheryl Clark, Roseann Meie, Joan Oldfield, Mi- Clarence. POLY SAN BERNARDINO 15-2. 15-12 POLY ARLINGTON 15-9, 15-8 POLY RUBIDOUX 15-0, 15-3 POLY NORTH 15-2. 15-11 POLY COLTON 17-15 . 15-12 POLY PALM SPRINGS 15-2. 15-3 POLY CORONA 15-5. 15-9 POLY RAMONA 15-0, 15-6 Nanci, Varsity Team Captain, provided a strong foundation for the Ivy League Championship team. Mimi concentrates on the return. The huddle of champions t f r„ r IV Mark gives Zas a set. Hunt Barnett assists Tommy Wight. What a defense! Kevin Binder shows the epitome of style. Volleyball 169 V.B. bumps to victory VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Front Row: Ken Stryker, Roger Fox. Tilson, Greg Rawlings, Tommy Wight, Terry Holben, Joe Zasad- Kevin Binder, Paul Gonsier, and Scott Oberloh. Back Row: Coach zinski, Mark Brown, Brad Barnes, and Hunt Barnett. It ' s Hunt ' s turn. J.V. VOLLEYBALL— Jeff Cross, Steve Braiill, Rob Mohn, Steve Mona, Danny Smith, Ron Wellborn, and Roger Bloom. Jeff sets the shot. Art Papodopolo, coach of both girls ' and boys ' volleyball teams, helps Kay with the names. p p s q u a d Cheerleaders 171 Varsity Cheerleaders: Cheryl Brooks, Cindy Cook, Linda Greenhouse, Jean Wood, Loretta Gonzales, Tricia Friend. if 2 Pep Squad Tricia balances herself for the big finale. The water polo ' s speedos aren ' t the only things that are skin tite. 3£V . PPL i - - - ■•« §2 V . ' paW iS MWSSS .1 ■  i« ' c«j! -iff . ' ! fa fc r. - tlS, POM PONS: Suzy Low, Wendy Miller, Chris Thoele, Jenny Barnes, Cindy Knox, Laura Fiegener. FLAG GIRLS: ' Lori Spangler, Maria Thomason, Suellen Mott, Kim Whitloclc, Barbara Chambers, Julie Hendrick. Pep Squad 173 Cynder and Liz show their unity. J.V. Cheerleaders: Chris Harris, Liz Perrine, Cynder Gerzel, Tina Lassiter. Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders: Laura Hardie, Maria Mayeaux, Patti Munaretto, Kathy Powell, Laurie Endo, Cindy Crowder. 174 Pep Squad Robin Dreyer, Poly ' s mascot, can be found resting in a meadow of flowers to escape the Poly crowds. Tauni Baker still smiles after a long year of hard work as Commissioner of Pep. PEP! The bears go on a falcon hunt. Poly ' s majorettes, Lori Anderson and Kellie Patterson, helped promote spirit around Poly. Pep Squad 175 mmm Bock Opening the doors to . . . and expand our minds is Poly ' s Administration. This year Poly lost to the Hemet Unified School District its prin- cipal, Dr. Richard Thorsted, after seven years of devoted leadership. In his seven years, Dr. Thorsted established sev- eral new policies for Poly ' s student body. Below, one of Poly ' s more masculine debutantes, H. Bonay, gives Richard a farewell smooch. At right, Mr. Milton Tew, Dr. Thorsted ' s acting successor, shows that he can get into Spirit Week right along with everyone else. Although Mr. Tew has taken on the great responsibility of a high school principal, he still finds time for outside activities such as camping, fishing, and reading. This year ' s School Board, from left to right, is: Dr. Irving Balow, Clerk; Mr. Ray Berry, Superintendent; Mrs. Margaret Rawdon, member; Mr. Rich- ard Christensen, Vice-President; Mrs. Maxine Frost, President; and Dr. Rog- er Ransom, member, and the Board ' s newest member. further our education • • • To the left, Mr. Ficarra shows us some lively steps from way - back - when. ' Mr. Debonair, or Joe Cool as his friends call him, enjoys skiing, sailing and, of course, Porsches. Below, Mr. Rowe wiggles his whiskers at a proposal from Greg to purchase more white rats for the biology classes. Besides de- voting much of his time to Commission, Mr. Rowe enjoys flying, fishing and chess. Above, Mr. Mitsch has it made with his shades while keeping students in their classes. Outside of school he enjoys tennis, square dancing, and camp- ing. To the left, Mr. Dell Roberts gives us a suspicious look after hearing or.e of his students ' excuses. He not only talks to his walkie-talkie but also has a good relationship with the kids on campus. Administration 179 Poly ' s administration: Always In clockwise order: Mrs. Sutton shows her interest in young people by counseling them. Mr. Harris tries to meet match point with all the students he helps. Mrs. Gregg enjoys traveling, tennis and talking to kids. Mrs. Kortendick weeds problems out of students ' schedules as she does from her garden. Mrs. Pleas keeps a close watch over her family of Juniors. As any Polyite knows, Mrs. Anne Rush has spent endless hours working with her counselecs. She is always glad to assist her kids with a problem, whether it is choosing a class, dropping a class or deciding on a college educa- tion. Mrs. Rush ' s decision to end her counseling career this year will be a great loss to Poly. In her free time she will continue with her many activities such as play- ing the organ, square dancing, and backpacking. ISO •i- ifi-1 ready with a helping hand •.. ' •   • To the left, Jim Hawkeye Hawkins keeps the other walkie-talkie people, Rick Rodriquez and Martha Angeles, as well as the Poly students, in line. Below are those famous faces we see as we go to pick up our blue cards. They are, right to left, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Hernandez, and Mrs. Weaver. Not pictured: Miss Carter. I . 5 - ' • ' ••■ Rti- ' : ••■ ' ■ ' 4 ' fi r :::■ ' - ' ■■ l ' W : - :: - : ' fu Above, the office staff show us their beam- ing faces. Front Row: Mrs. Citarella, Mrs. Pate, and Mrs. Guirado. Back Row: Mrs. Gabriel, Mr. DuPont, Mrs. Wilkin, and Mrs. Brown. To the right, Nurse Adelson takes a student ' s blood pressure as Poly students cause hers to constantly rise. Office Staff 181 So is a word Mr. Rice gazes deeply into the distance, picturing himself as a mythological hero. Right, as any cultured person can tell, Mr. Bell is thinking of more details, details, details! yv.y Above, Mrs. Spaugh grins while picking up tests. Right, sitting on her pep chair, Mrs. Gillespie gives her class another new seating arrangement. 182 English better than a gift Our Poly English teachers endeavor to prepare us so that our words may someday be gifts. Far left, Mrs. Wood day- dreams about her trips abroad while Miss Elwell, above, stares in disbelief as one of her students gives a correct an- swer. To the left, Mrs. Bishop prepares her lesson plans and makes horrendous deadlines for Koala students to meet. Be- low, Mrs. Fenech patiently helps a student understand the lesson. English 183 They read, write and recite. To the right, Mrs. Moore does some of her own work while her students have time to read their comic books, magazines, and even an occasional novel. Mr. Raymer des- perately tries to suppress a laugh as he reads one of his students ' provocative stories. Mrs. Roberts, above, counsels her students as she does Bear Tracks. To the right, Miss Richards proves that her class- room really is a jungle. ;34 English Bubbling with business 1 - - ? TV . v Ji Mrs. Salcedo, below, instructs Suzanne on how to keep her books straight. Bottom right, Miss Smith proves that flipping through files can be fun. Business is the backbone of America, or so says Mr. Beckley. Mrs. Martin takes time to explain insurance forms to one of her students. Business I Sb A department with Mrs. Sabine, right, points out the correct answer as Mr. Hodges, far right, gives us a mathematical- ly pleasing smile. 4 I Above, Mr. Zervas wonders how his student ever came up with that answer! To his right, Mr. Sage tries to convince Brent that math can be fun. Mr. Bigby, right, is amazed as Warren finally says something that makes sense. S86 Mathematics all the solutions C Here showing off his mathematical prowess to one of his students is Mr. Wrentmore. I Above, Mr. Camp is patiently trying to clarify the log- arithmic ambiguities. Next to him, Mrs. Ashe keeps her Pep Squad smile all through the day. Mr. Maurer, right, contemplates a moment at the board to make sure he understands the problem. Mr. Brummel waves good-bye to his Polyites with a warning that he ' ll be back! Mr. Zane, his re- placement, finds that the easiest way to a man ' s heart is through his lung. Mrs. Jones, below, makes herself comfortable in her class- room as she gives the day ' s assign- ment. The constant joy of Left, Mr. Hemker hustles his happy heart home- w ard. Mr. Ringwald, above, never lets o student escape his fickle finger of fate. sudden discovery is a feeling many science teachers experience and hope to convey to their students. Left: Yea, the sound of the bell! Mrs. James appears as joyful as her students at the thought of a whole seven min- utes of freedom. Below: Mrs. Mills enthusiastically explains the procedures of a new lab. Bottom: Mr. Weir dramatically croaks out another boring lec- ture. Just kidding, Mr. Weir. L ' l Science ' 189 Enlightening yesterday Right, Mr. Snuffy Smith points out that there are only a few more destuskolzowt when he ' ll pursue a full-time fishing career. Below, Mrs. Leggett explains the Freudian implications behind a student ' s dream. Lower right, Mr. Fike utters another uh as his stu- dents count that it ' s his . . . uh . . . 37th of the period. ! .-1,1 5 W I Mrs. Varnell ' s knowledge includes not only history, but also English, bookkeeping, and Senior scholarships. 190 Social Studies for better tomorrows Upper left, we find Mrs. Thometz showing her class that it ' s all very simple. Above, Mr. Sartini, using his natu- ral finesse, relates a thrilling CoCo ' s adventure. To the left, students mug Mrs. Dorrance for an easy A . To the right, Mr. Eaton shows us that Neanderthal man had eyebrows too! Below, Mr. Davidson chuckles as Mr. Miller tries to make a serious point. 191 cQuarptoy unfrip Above, Mr. Cummings, with a look of disgust, points toward his Freshman Latin class, while Mr. Leuenberger, upper right, patiently listens to one of his students ' ques- tions. Right, Clay just can ' t seem to catch on as he asks Mr. Gomez, Are you sure that you ' re speaking Span- ish? • : 192 Stirring zeaugedie? Does this question puzzle you? Well, don ' t feel alone. These foreign language teachers can ' t decipher it either. Left, Senor Vergeront smirks as Tommy tries to convince him of his exception- al lingual ability. Below him, Miss Schultze is busy helping one of her students. Below, Mrs. Norton just laughs as her students rum- mage through their tests. and Stitching to their hearts ' content is our Home Economics Department. Far left, Mrs. Graham supervises a food lab with a look of chagrin. Center, Mrs. Snedden smiles with approval as she inspects one of her students ' projects. Mrs. Pope, left, shows her class how to knit stripes. 193 Poly artists cultivate culture ... in its many different aspects. Above, Mr. Ragus shows Mr. Moews his latest jewelry. Upper right, Mr. Moews shows Tina that throwing a pot isn ' t as hard as it looks. Right, Mr. Wilcox expresses his artistic character as well as his excellent work. i94 Fina Arts To the left, Mrs. Kross points out that this knot belongs in your tennis shoes, not in your macrame. Above, it ' s plain to see that Mr. Mamulski is putting a tiger in his tank. Upper left, Mr. Hensley not only looks like John Denver, but is also far out. Above, Mr. Rossi feels that Any- thing Goes for his Guys and Dolls. Left, Mr. Bron- strup would rather his pupils cut wood than class. Below, Mr. Eckert instructs a pupil on the correct way to use a print machine. Mr. Johnson, T.J., leads his Chamber Singers in a jubilant song. Fitness or this is the question Poly ' s P.E. teachers pose to their pupils. Mrs. Snelgrove, to the right, suggests gymnastics or dancing as a good way to keep your body in shape. Mrs. Strieker, below, enjoys coach- ing the female fish, but she must take time to do her paper work. Mrs. Bonnie Hart interrupts her rousing Softball game to give the Koala photographer a little smile. Mrs. Jean Spawr, on the left, is shown coaxing her students on to a faster time. ' 96 Physical Educatior Fatness, Coach Almquist, right, spends a few quiet moments contemplating his water polo ' s near C.I.F. victory. And above, Coach Hammer- schmidt can be seen talking to a fellow coach. Coach Meier, upper left, is dead serious about football, but he does take time out to talk and laugh with his students. Coach Halle, above, appearing in his usual stylish form, is proud to announce his basketball players. 1 I  Physical Education 197 Our Drivers Ed. Department here at Poly consists of two men we all at one time have come to know. Their courage can be seen al- most any day at 7:30 a.m. or 3:00 p.m. as they ven- ture onto the streets with a new driver at the wheel. To the right is Mr. John Elliott, and below is Mr. Arlo Gard. i5in . ct = at Poly is always busy, whether they are preparing students for their future in the military or fust per- forming those little tasks that need to be done. Here is Sergeant Klinger flashing his infamous smile while Major Sagona carefully combines typ- ing and thermos detail. The ROTC 198 Drivers Ed. • ROTC — :- Keeping Poly the whims of any student ' s stom- ach are, front row: Elaine Peter- son, Marilyn Thompson, Doris Stroup, Virgina Field, Barbara Uglick, Bess Beckstead, and Rose- mary Guida. Second row: Joan Dodd, Margarete Cowan, Ida Conley, Rita Fassotte, Ruth Pau- lino, and Carol Schlarb. gorgeous, green, growing, and going are, front row: Jeff Hens- ley, Jack Sanchez, Farl Barham, Robert Armstrong, Dora Magda- leno, Manuel Garcia, Joe Alex- ander, John Marques. Second row: Albert Perei, Andy Velas- quez, Joe Guient, Rudy Sosa, and Oral Sims. Kitchen Staff • Custodians 199 Book Ads r BOYD LOVESEE Lumber Company LUMBER Your Lumber Number Building Materials 37 ' First Street 684-5670 Riverside, California Chris Pillitter and Denise Maberry find a nice array of cards and gifts at SOMETHING NICE, located in the Riverside Plaza. 3630 RIVERSIDE PLAZA RIVERSIDE, CA 925Q6 SHDETOWN the store that cares ' Jr. Shoetown PHONE 686-1365 683-2061 202 Ads Robin, Todd, Trish, and Blaine know they will never be left up a tree with DREYER LANDSCAPE COMPANY, 2817 Gertrude. 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Parke Vista PHARMACY Spencer ' s PHARMACY 687-4203 COURTESY DELIVERY 686-7373 6942 Brockton Ave. Riverside, Calif. 3838 Sherman Dr. Riverside, Calif. 218 Ads PHARMACY 4022 MADISON STREET Madington Square Shopping Center RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA 92504 r 1295 NORTH E. ST. SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92405 884-6809 % Transistor Hearing Aid CLARA GOFFMAN MARVIN GOFFMAN t 3765 7th STREET RIVERSIDE, CA 92501 684-7680 Tornmy gets the ball rolling at TAVA LANES, 3439 Arlington. Ads 2I9 FACULTY STAFF Adeison, Elsie 181 Alexander, Joe 197 Almquist. Davo 161, 197 Armstrong, Robert 197 Ashe, Willa 187 Barham, Earl 197 Beckley, Maurice 185 Beckstead, Bessie 197 Bell, William !82 Bigbee, David 186 Bishop, Doris 183 Borden, 114 Bronstrup, George 195 Brown, 181 Brummel, Donald 188 Camp, Mead 187 Cita.ella, Terry 181 Conley, Ida 197 Cowan, Margarete 197 Cummings, Joe 192 Psvidson, Walt 191 Dodd, Joan 197 Dorrance, Carol (91 DuPont, Gene 181 Eaton, Morris 191 Eckert, Bob 195 Elliot, John 196 Elwell, Ruth 193 Fassotte, Rita 197 Fenech, Sandra 183 Ficarra, Joseph 97, 179 Field. Virginia 197 Fike, Ken 159, 190 Gabriel, Diane 181 Garcia, Manuel 197 Gard, Arlo 153, 196 Gillespie, Roberta 182 Gomel, Raul 192 Graham, Nancy 192 Graves, Richard 149 Gregg, Rose 180 Gross, Genevieve 181 Guida, Rosemary 197 Guient, Joe 197 Guirado, Arlene 181 Halle, Ray 197 Hammerschmidt, Ben 197 Harris, Ray 180 Hart, Bonnie 167, 196 Hawkins, Jim 181 Hayes, Bill 154 Hemker, Thomas 188 Hensley, Jeff 197 Hensley, Richard 106, 195 Hernandez, 181 Hodges, Dennis 186 Hunt, Gary 139 James, Betty 189 Johnston, Ted 38, 195 Jones, Laura 188 Kirkpatrick, Steven 155 Klinger, Kenneth 196 Kortendick, Bernice 180 Kross, Marjorie 194 Leggett, Marilyn 190 Leuenberger, Joseph 192 Magdalano, Dora 197 Mamulski, Stanley 194 Marquez, John 197 Martin, Fannie 185 Mauer, Jerrold 187 Meier, Barry 137, 197 Miller, Gene 108, 109, 190 Mills, Sara 112, 189 Mitsch, William 179 Moews, Ted 194 Moore, Murlene 184 Norton, Marian 101, 193 Pate, Grace 181 Paulino, Ruth 197 Perei, Albert 197 Peterson, Elaine 197 Pleas, Jeanne 180 Pope, Martha 193 Ragus, Andrew 194 Raymer, George 184 Rice, Jeff 182 Richards, Sandra 184 Ringwald, Roy 188 Roberts, Dell 98, 179 Roberts, Lorelei 184 Rodriquez, Rick 99 Rossi, Richard 195 Rowe, Donald 179 Rush, Anne 180 Sabine, Bonita 186 Sage, Michael 186 Sagona, Robert 196 Salcedo, Marts 185 Sanchez, Jack 197 Sartini, Dennis 109, 191 Schlarb, Carol 197 Schulze, Gerda 193 Sims, Othell 197 Smith, Jack 190 Smith, Shirley 185 Sncdden, Nikki 38, 101, 114, (92 Snelgrove, Pat 151, 166, 196 Sosa, Rudy 197 Spaugh, Carmen 182 Spawr, Jean 149, 196 Strieker, Vera 114, 162, 163. 196 Stroup. Doris 197 Sgtton, Irma 180, 198 Tew. Milton 178 fhometz, Florine !9( Thompson, Marilyn 197 Thorsted, Richard 178 Tilson, Tom 147, 170 Uglick, Barbara 197 Varnell, Sarah 190 Velasquez, Andy 197 Vergeront, Robert 193 Weaver, Carol 181 Weir, Ed 189 Wilcox, Donald 194 Wilkin, Geraldine 181 Wood, Margaret 183 Wrentmore, George 187 Zervas, Eugene 186 SENIORS Acker, Debi 12 Adams, Mike 12, 139 Agin, Paul 12, 103 Agnes, Rory 12 Albrecht, Lori 12 Alexander, Bryan 12 Alexander, Steven 12, 149 Alfaro, Mary 12 Allen, Sheryl 12, 20 Amstutz, Kurt 12, 108, 109 Archuleta, Donald 12 Arciniega, Robert 12 Armstrong, Timothy 12 Asay, Craig 12 Aschmann, Harold (3, 124 Atkinson, Zena 13, 104 Austin, James (3 Averill, Gerald 13 Avolese, Natalie 13 Ayotte, Don 13. 136 Bailor, Kirk 13, 31, 120 Baker, Tauni 13, 82, 90, 163, 175 Baldwin, Corinne 13 Ballard, Charles 13 Barber, Kathleen 13 Barnett, Hunt 87, 90, 114, 126, 152, 169, 170 Barraza, Leticia 13 Barricelli, Marco 13, 113, 115, 116, 118, 119 Bartholomew, Al 13 Bartlett, Jack 14, 104 Basirico, Joanne 14, 20 Bath, Deborah 14 Bauman, Mark 14, 100, 115, 117, 119, 219 Beal, Karen 14, 17, 162 Beck, Maggie 14 Bell. Alexa 14, 100, 108, 109, 126, 167, 168, 213 Bell, Alison 14, 82, 104, 108, 126, 167, 168, 169, 213 Bell, Becky 14, 158, 159 Bell, Erin 14, 87, 108, 109, 110, 122, 168, 213 Bell, KatWeen 14 Bennett, Lorri 14 Bennett, William 14, 37 Berchtold, Kurt 14, 100, 108, 109, 122, 123, 126 Bergh, Linda 15, 35 Bielskis, John 15 Binder, Kevin 15, 110, 126, 168, 170 Bloom, Carol 15, 34, 162 Bolen, Johanna 15 Bomgardner, Curtis 15 Bowker, Bill 15, 25, 31 Bragg, Ronnie 15 Brand, Jerri 15 Brandyberry, Steve 15, Hi Bright, Sheila 15, 108, 109, 128 Briney, Dan 15, III Broach, Cristi 15 Brouse, Raymond 15 Brown, Carol 15 Brown, Mark 15, 94, 169, 170 Bruckner, Chris 15, 130 Bruns, Scott 15 Burns, Rich 114, 136, 144, 145 Butler, Charles 15, 130. 136 Butler. Keith 15, 90, 104, 160. 208 Byars, Susan 16 Cake, Eric 16, 104 Camacho, Jimmy 16, 114, 149 Campagni, Dave 16, 143 Cannell, Denise 16 Cardiff, Matt 16, MB Carlton, Gregory 16 Carter, Peter 16 Casern, Patricia 16 Castaneda, Joe 16 Castro, Peter 16, 26, 139, 152 Celse, Chris 16, 100, 108, 109, 120 Chagolla, Frank 16 Chandler, Doug 16 Chavez, Theresa 16 Claessens, Christel 16 Citarella, Debbie 16, 104, 107 Clarence, Nanci 16, 30, 82, 87, 94, 100, 108, 109, 110, 113, 122, 126, 168, 169 Clark. David 17 Clark. Skip 17 Clarke, Rusty 17, 164 Cobb, Carol 20 Coggins, Bruce 17 Conlon, Lisa 17, 20, 34, 108, 109, III, 168 Cook, Cindy 17, 20. 34, 120. 172 Cook, Deborah 17, 20, 82, 106, 108, 109, 112 Cooper, Suzie 17 Cornweil, Karlene 17 Corona, Tony 17, 146, 147 Crumm, Mike 138, 165 Cruz, Curt 17, 36, 146, 147, 156, 209 Curtin, Robert 17 Daniel, Douglass 17, 22 Decker, Ivy 17, 106, 108, 109, 110, 120, 157, 213 Deissler, Mickey 18, 95 Denzler, Mary 18, 114, 157, 203 Dicaro, Doug 18, 143 Dietzman, Mike 18, 31, 104, 106 Doherty, Kerry 18 Donat, Dana 18, 108, 109, 123 Downey, Andre 18, 98, 138 Dull, Cindy 18, 20 Dykeman, Mark 18 Ebihara, Kazuhiko 18. 23, 101, 128 Eckert, Patricia 18 Eddy, Lisa 18, 113, 115 Edwards, Paul 18, 100, 128, 141 Ekman, Finn 18, 123, 124 Elkin, Mark 18, IC8, 109 Ellis, Scott 18, 31, 104, 203 Ellison, Kevin 19, 104 Ervin, Diana 19 Evans, Marcy 19 Everett, Doug 19, 120 Falley, Dorothy 19, (00 Fargo, Joyce 19 Feehan, David 19 Ferrian, Mary 19, 115 Fiegener, Laura 19, 20, 120, 173 Fife, Cathy 19 Finlay, Amanda 19, 101 Fischbeck, Sandy 19 Fishier. Kimberly 19 Fitter, Su 19, 24, 110, 113 Flores, Paul 20, 114, 139, 144, 145 Foley, Lauren 20 Fox, Ginny 20, 108, 109, 123 166, 168 Franklin, Bernie 20, 100 Franzen, Debbie 20, 108, 109, 129, 167, 210 Frisby, Dennis 20 Frutiger, Clint 20, 130 Gaffney, Dean 20, 34, 100. 128, 146, 147 Gallas, Mike 20 Gammill, Debbie 20 Gardner, Lin 20, 82, 27, 108, 109, 110. 113, 115. 116, 126 Garvin, Tim 20, 104, 106 Gary, Pat 21 Gary, Stacey 21, 130, 138 Gaut, Kevin 21, 82, 108, 109, 114, 124, 126, 136, 145, 147 Gergen, Thomas 21 Getz. Richard 21, 130 Gillispie, Helen 100 Glick, Lori 21 Goffman. Aaron 21, 41, 87, 100, 114, 136 Goodrick, Jeff 21 Goraczkowski, Marlin 21 Gordon, Kathy 20, 21, 37, 108, 109 Gould, Allison 21, 87, 108 Gould, Valerie 21, 29 Gozdecki. Steve 21, 104 Graham, Craiq 21 Grigsby, Connie 21, 30, 34, 108, 109, 113, 114, 126, 168, 218 Guerrero, Amelia 21 Guerrero, Cecilia 22 Guilfoy, Lynn 22 Gulizia, Vicky 22 Gutierrez, Diana 22 Hallstrom, Diana 22 Halverson, Nancy 22, 104 Hansen, Jeanette 22, 108, 109, 167 Harnage. Ben 22, 136 Harris, Chuck 22 Harris, Sid 22 Harry, Ronelle 22 Hart, Jack 22 Harvey. Deborah 20, 22 Hausladen, Lisa 22 Hayes, Carlene 22. 41 Hayes. Kathv 22, 104, 108, 109, 120, 205 Hayes, Sandv 23 Hempy. David 23 Henderson, Bob 23. Ill Henley. Steve 23, 103, 115, 117, 119 Hetter, Adrienne 23, 109, 110 Heyner. Renate 23 Hiatt. Thomas 23 Hill, Ross 23, 106 Hines, Leslie 23, 104, 108, 162 Hochrein Ingrid 23, 108, 109 Holben, Terry 170 Hogerty. Deborah 23 Holcomb. David 73. 124 Holden. Jeff 23, 97, 98, 114, 136. 145 Howard, Joyce 23 Huqhes. Steve 24, 114. 136 Hummel Tom 24 Hurter, Pat 24, 147 Jackson, Peter 24 108 120 Jameson, Hollv 74. 2(6 January. Christooher 24 Jimenez. Tina 24 Johnson, Chris 24 Johnson, Ken 24 140, 216 Johnson. Kent 24, 96, 108, 109, III, 120, 128 Johnson, Mark 24 Johnson, Sharon 24 Johnson, Suzanne 24 Johnson, Tammie 25 Jones, Diana 25 Jones, Gary 25 Jordan, Diane 25 Karidakes, Victor 25, 34, 114, 143 Kaub, Kendra 25 Kaus, Andrea 25, 108, 109 Kay, Kathy 25 Kelley, Kimberly 25 Kennedy, Karen 25, 34, 87, 96, 103, 108, 109, 120 King, Lori 25 King, Shandel 25, 98 Kinsey, Cindy 20, 25 Kohut, Ken 25 Kreeger, Kent 25 Krieger, Gretchen 25 Krieger, Nanette 20, 25 Kummerow, Karin 25, 166 LaMantain, Colleen 20, 26 Landrum, Carolyn 26 Lansing, Sandy 26 Lapham, Debra 26 Lasky, Susan 26 Latimer, Cathy 26, 104, 209 Laucht, Margitt 26, 139 Lavda, ZoZo 26, 31, 101, 147 Laverty, Joni 26 Lavy, Scott 104, 107 Leake, Maria 26 Leblanc, Lisa 26 Lennan, Trish 26, 100, 115, 213 Leonard, Butch 104 Leonard, Tom 26 Lewis, Aletha 26 Linaweaver, Cathy 20, 27, 156, 162, 209 Lindamood, Kathy 27 Link, Gina 27 Lizee. Ari 27, 104, 107 Longmire, Laurette 20, 27, 103, 162. 168 Loucks. Kathy 27 167 Low. Suzy 27. 173, 209 Lowe, Tim 27, 100, 103, 130, 131 Luchs, George 27, 120, 147, 160 Lyons, Kay 24, 27, 168, 170 Maberry, Denise 27, 104, 108. 109. 202 MacKay, April 27 Malhiot, Kirk 27 Mallory. Michelle 27 Marks, Randy 28 Matthews, Linda 28, 166 Matulich, Jenny 28, 34, 108, 120. 162 May. Cynthia 28 McColloch. Lee 28 McDonald, Jeanne 28 Mele. Joe 28 Metsch. Paul 28, 34, 108, 136, 157, 158 Mickelson, Dave 28, 152 Miller, Cindy 28 Miller, David 28. 104 Miller, Scott 21, 28, 140, Ml Mills, Eric 143 Mills, Jan 28 Mitchell, Debbie 20. 28. 209 Monson. M ark 28, 114, 136 Moses, Shelley 28 Myers. Anne 29, 108. 122, 123, 199 Napoli. Teresa 29. 115. 118 Neal, Jov 29, 103 Nelson, Betsy 20. 29 Newman, Laureen 29 Nquyen, Nqoc 103 Nielson, Linda 29 Nix, Marilyn 29 Nolen, Jenise 29 Nyborg, Jennifer 29 Nyaren, Debbie 29 Oakes, Curt 29 Odien, Pam 29. 103, 115. 118 Oliver, Larry 29, 104 Olson. Karen 20. 29, 113, 162. I6B Ortega, Anne 29 Ortega, Luis 30 Orteaa. Prisrllla 30 Osterheldt Taren 30 Ottmann. Kimberly 30 Oxford, David 30. 203 Painter, Donna 30. 112 Parker, Sherrie 30. 138 Parks, Mona 30 Parry. Alan 30. 33, 100, 116 Patterson, Pheneda 30 Peacock, Jackie 30 Pedersen, Jens 30, 96. 101. 146. 147 Pelissero, Mike 30, 100 Perrault, John 30, 164, 165 Perrine, John 30, 152 Philips, Anne 30 Phister. Kim 32 Pirarelli, Emily 32 Pillitter. Chris 32. 107. 202 Pinknev, Renaie 32, 98 Polfliet. Rod 32 Pourroy, Jim 32, 120 (45 Prenderaast. Avery 32 Proctor. Scott 32 Ouezada. Gary 32 Raricot. Mimi 32 108 109, 169 Rainey, Tony 32, 82, 97 Rawlinqs, Greg 31. 34. 87, 114 Rayburn, Frank 32 Reed, Eric 32 Reid. Gayle 32, 168 Reynolds, Leon 32 Reynolds, William 32 Rhoades, Diane 33, 167 Richardson, Gary 33 Richardson, Julie 33, 158, 159 Ritzau, Lisa 33, 34, 90, 120 Roberson, Tracy 33 Roberts, Adrian 33, 82, 98, 114, 137, 138, 149, 151 Roberts, Mike 33, 165 Robertson. Roy 33 Robinson, Martin 33, 108, (09 Roeber, Susan 20, 33, 103, 108, 109. 123, 125 Rogers, Doug 33, 34, 136, 144, 145 Ross, Bill 33 Rossetti, Ron 33, 114, 139, 145, 147, 164, 165 Rounds, Donna 33 Roush, Duane 35 Rowe, Kelly 19, 35 Rubin, Jay 35 Rubio. Ben 34, 35, 86, 87, 100, 108, 126, 128, 210 Scales, Denise 35 Schaffer Kimberlee 35 Scharf, Nora 33, 35, 86, 100, 113, 114, 157 Scheetz, Chuck 35, 104, 106 Scher, Bev 20, 35, 108, (09, 112, 120, 219 Schlotter, Don 35, 114 Schoonover, Trisha 35 Schuliak, Jacob 35 Schwartz, Torrey 35 Scott, Cindy 35 Scott, Pat 35. 98 Seeley. Beth 35, 108. 109. 110, 113, 126, 168 Shehan, Elizabeth 36 Sheneman, David 36 Shine, Julia 36 Shook, Sue 36 Simons, Marty 36, 136, 138, 145 Simpson, Lisa 36 Sims, Kelly 36, 104 Sinclair, Addie 36 Skog, Eric 36 Skog, Tom 36 Small, Bill 36, 164 Smith, Brenda 36 Smith, Dave 34, 36, 147 Smith, Denise 17, 36, 168 Smith, Gary 36 Smith, Melanie 36, I0B, 109, 115, 117, 119 Smith, Mike 37, 114, 145 Smith, Valeri 37 Soost, Elaine 20, 34, 37, 108, 109, 110, 112, 120. 129, 205 Spezia, Dave 37, 149 Stanton, John 37 Steingone, Janet 37, 87, 108, 126, 157, 214 Stewart, Linda 37 St. Julien, Curtis 37, 98, 100, 114, (36, 144. 145 Stone. Jane 37 Stover. Brian 37 Strickland, Pam 37 Stryker, Ken 37, 170 Stuart, Kim 37 Stygar, Andrew 219 Sullivan. Julie 38 Sullivan. Kevin 38, 140, 141 Summers, Jeff 38 Taniguchi, Lila 38 Taylor, Tami 38, 167, 213 Teague, Becky 38 Terneuzen, Dee 34, 38, 108, 109, 120 Thoele, Chris 20, 38, 162, 166, 173, 210 Thompson, Keith 38, 130 Tope, Janet 38, 162 Torres, Jody 38 Tozzer, Tom 38 Trimble, Nancy 32, 38 Tuxhorn, Bill 38, 39, 149, 212 VanHousen, Marty 31, 38, 149 Vargas, Manuel 38 Vaughn, Sandy 39 Viafora, Mark 39 Villareal, Edilia 39, 100 Wakeman, Mona 31, 34, 39, 101, 103, 108. 119, 128 Walker, Angelita 39 Walker, Robert 39 Waltzer, Mike 39 Wamba, Tim 39, 143 Waugh, Jim 19, 39 Wearing, Mike 39, 138 Webb, Matt 39, 108, 109, 110, 122, 123, 126 Weber, Diana 39, 109, 112, 129 Webley, Marco 39 Wellborn, Jacqui 39, 157 Westberg, Carl 39, 87, 101, 103, 147 Wheeler, Jeff 17, 39, 101, 103, 108, 109, 120, 123 White, Mary 40 White. Warren 40. 186 Whiting, Eric 40, 98 Whitlock. Kim 40, 108. 109, 173, 219 Whitney, Mike 13, 40, 206 220 Index Wiehe. John 40 Wight, Ben 40, 140, 141 Wiley, Jeanette 40 Williams, Angie 40, 156 Williams, Leigh 26, 40, 82, 90, 97, 100, 109, 126, 157 Williams. Debbie 40, 113 Williams, Royce 98 Williams, Wanda 40 Wilson, Beverly 40 Wilson, Katherine 40 Winkler, Rod 40 Wood, Jean 34, 40, 100, 108, 109, 172, 203 Worsham, James 41 Wray, Steve 147 Wright, Roberta 41 Wyckoff, Debra 41 Yakutis, Eva 34, 41 Yakutis, Tat 26, 40, 41, 90 Zanardi, Alberta 37, 41, 120, 214 Zapata, Roland 41 Zasadzinski, Joe 23, 41, 87, 108, 109, 110, 126, 152 JUNIORS Aballl, Raul 46 Adamek, Andrea 46 Agnes, Gerald 46 Albarian, Kris 46 Alden, Sparky 46, 114, 136 Alfaro, Helen 46 Allenbaugh, Jack 46 Amos, Jill 46, 138 Anderson, Linda 46 Andrus, Kenneth 46 Angermeir, Kenneth 46 Archer, Mary 46, 49 Austin, Kim 46, 138 Austin, Mark 131 Avey, Laura 46, 108 Avolese, Paul 46, 48 Ayotte, Bill 46 Badger, Leo 46 Bailes, Ted 46 Baker, Brett 46, 98 Ballard, Fred 46 Ballard, Tyre 46 Barber, Joseph 46 Barnes, Jenny 46, 56, 173, 213 Barta, Donna 46 Bauer, Bonnie 46 Beck, Sally 46 Bell, Randy 46, 144, 145 Bennett, Annette 46 Bennett, Eric 46, 103, 153 Berchtold, Dani 46 Bergman, Anne 46, 108, 157 Bernard, Ward 46, 106 Biggs, John 46, 205 Blose, Sandy 46. 108, III, 157 Bockman, Jeff 46, 125 Bonini, Juli 106, 167 Bossert, Jim 46, 100, 134 Bourrioux, Theresa 46, 104, 107, 209 Boyer, Penny 46, 52, 100, 162 Bratton. Bill 46 Bray, Renee 46 Brazill, Janine 46 Brewster, Dave 46, 149 Bright, Richard 46 Brinkerhoff, Deanna 43, 168 Brooks, Cheryl 46, 101, 103, 172 Brooks, Robert 46, 103, 1 15 Brown, Jackie 46, 148, 156, 168 Brownley, Jennelle 46 Bunnell, Greg 46 Burchfield, Mark 46, 100, 143 Burnistine, Angie 46 Burroughs, Pam 46 Buss, Alan 47 Butler, Donna 47 Butt, Brenda 47, 104, 107 Byrne, Robert 47 Camacho, Loretta 47, 103, 112 Camp Regina 47. Ill Campbell, Deborah 47 Carousso, Jeannine 47 Carpelan, Louise 47, 110. 113, 125 Carpenter, Harold 47, 104 Carroll, Linda 47 Casern, Rebecca 47 Castro. Ron 47, 104 106 Chagolla, Delores 47 Chagolla, Larry 47, 99 Chambers, Barbara 47, 98. 173 Chappelle. Bob 47. 114, 136, 138 Charkow. Neil 47, 138 Charter, Dana 47, 130 Chrest, Kim 47 Christian, Rhonda 100 Christiansen, Lori 47 Cianci, Tim 47 100 Clark, Anita 47 Clark, Cheryl 47, 138, 148. 168 Clark. Steve 136 Coan. Kathv 47 Cogswell. Kristv 47. 170 149 Cohen Andy 47. 108, 124, 138 Cola, Trenise 47 Coleman, Connie 47 Conners, Paul 47, 98, 130, 131 Cook, Anita 47 Cook, Becky 47 Cook, Kevin 47 104, 106 Coony, Gina 47 Copeland, Barbara 47, 104 Corriveau, Scott 47, 86, 114, 136 Costello, Ann 47 Cothron, Diane 47 Cotton, Mark 134. 145 Couch. Robbie 47, 134 Courtney, Patty 47, 52 Cox, John 47 Cramer, Harry 47, 145 Crance, Frank 47, 108, 159 Crane, T. 47 Crawford, Joette 47, 115 Cross, Jeff 47, 152. 170 Crossman, Curtis 47 Crowder, Craig 48 Crowder, Mike 48, 98, 104 Crumley, Bill ie 48 Cunningham, Mark 149 Curlee, Michelle 48, 168 Day, Bryan 48 Day. David 48 Defoe, Paul 48 DeFrancisco. Jan 48 DeLeon, David 48 Dennison. Lisa 48, 109, 110, 115, 129 DeWitt, Mark 48 Dibble, John 48 Diehl, Ann 48 Dixon, Brian 48, 158, 159 Dolen, Charlotte 104 Donner, Diana 48 Dooley, John 48, 57, 108, 110, 153 Doonan, Mark 48 Douville, Louise 43, 109, 110, 112. 129 Downey, Angela 48, 148 Drake, Valerie 48, 56 Drexler, Bonnie 48, 100, 113, 143, 156 Dreyer, Robin 45, 48, 175, 203 Dunaj, Jeff 48, 130, 149 Dyer, Rick 48, 161 Eckmann, Carol 48, 101, 103, 108, 110, 124. 125 Edmond, Dennis 55, 153 Edwards, Joy 48, 57, 108, 166 Elekes, Klara 43, 100, 106, 108, 109, 122 Elliott, Robert 48 Emtman, Rick 48, III Erwin, Dan 48 Esparza, Kerry 48 Faulkner, Dave 48, 104, 106, 128, 130, 131 Faure, Robert 48 Ferguson, Michelle 48, 108, 115, 118 Ferrian, Kay 48, 116 Ferrier, Jeff 48 Fisher, Teresa 48 Fitihugh, David 48 Flores, Barbara 48 Flowers, Stephanie 48 Foley, Doug 48 Folmar, Don 48, 134, 150 Forry, Kirk 48 Francisco, Denise 48, 115 Franklin, Anita 48 Franklin, Ronald 48 Fraser, Dennis 48, 100, 136, 145 French, Mark 48 Friend, Tricia 48, 172, 203 Frisby, Carol 49 Gamron, Bruce 49 Garcia, Andrew 49 Garcia, Isabell 49 Garcia, Tricia 49 Gaskins, Julie 49 Gawrych, Tommy 49, 134 Gebeau, Shelly 49, 100 Gebeau, Valerie 49 Geiger, David 49, 67 Geller, Mark 49 Gerzel. Cynder 49, 174, 211 Gibbs, Brenda 49 Glick. Martin 49, III Gneiting, Karen 49 Goggin, Joan 49 Golden, Theresa 49 Gonzales, Loretta 49, 172 Gonzalez, Suzanne 49 Gould, Steve 49, 114, 136 Gower, Kathy 103 Gramlich, Dave 49, 103, 115, 116, 118 Greathouse, Gerald 49 Green, Morgan 49 Greenhouse, Linda 43, 172 Griosby, Brock 49 53. 150, 151 Grigsby. Robyn 45, 49, 52, 104, 218 Gross, Russell 49 Guier, Brent 49 Guilin, Ruth 49 Gurton, Ken 131 Gustin, Steven 49 Haoen. Jeff 104 Haight. Karen 49. 104 Hale, Gary 49. 110 Hale. I inda 49 Hall. Rishi 49 Hallbera, Valerie 49, 115 Hamilton, Cindv 49 Hanby, Dawn 49 Hansen. George 49, 108, 128, 142, 160 Hardison. Freda 50, 98 Harlin, Steve 50 Harmison, Tommy 50, 97, 98, 114, 136, 193 Haroz, Suzanne 50, 101, 112 Harper, Angelo 50, 134, 213 Harris, Hale 50, 138, 145 Harvey, Chauncey 50 Helton, Phillip 50 Hendrick, Julie 50, 173 Henry, Terri 50, 130. 131, 148 Hensei, Kenyon 50 Henson, Michele 50, 108 Hewitson, Thomas 50 Hines, Richard 50, 138 Hielm, Karen 50 Hood, Tobin 50, 97, 114, 136 Hornsby, Pam 56, 206 Houser, Richard 50 Howard, Janet 50 Howard, Steve 50 Howell, Kevin 50, 114, 136 Howell, Judy 50, 108 Howell, Julie 50, 103, 109 Hoyt, Kenneth 50 Huber, Ronda 50, 101, 108, NO 113, 115 Hudson, Dean 50, 57 Hudson, Ken 50 Huerta, Cindy 50, 97, 130 Hunter, Ed 50. 98, 136 Ingram, Jeff 50, 134 Jackson. Ben 50, 98 January, Gretchen 50, 98 Jeffrey, Mark 50 Jennings, Debby 50 Jesser, Debbie 50 Jimenez. Tina 50 Johns, Valerie 50 Johnson, Ben 50, 98, 145, 153 Johnson, Jim 50 Johnson, Karen 50 Johnson, Keith 50 Johnson, Pam 50 Johnson, Ruth 50 Johnston, Sue 50, 100 Junior, Linda 50, 98 Kennedy, Jon 50 Kenney, Kathy 50 Killingbeck, Debbie 50 Kimpton, Allison 50 Kinsey, Denise 50 Knox, Cindy 51, 173 Koontz, Kathy 51 Krajian, andice 51 Kranhold, Carol 51, 52, 162 Krieger, Dorier 51, 206 Krupsaw, Susan 51, 104, 106, 108 Kuehn, Shaun 51 Kummerow, Tim 51, 145 Kuykendall, Leslie 51, 110 Kwiatek, Ray 51, 145, 153 Lagerquist, Jon 51, 106 Lais, John 51 Lara, Janette 5t Lassiter, Tina 51, 166, 174, 211 Lavallee, Linda 51 Leake, Lana 51 Leaphart, Roxanne 51, 98 Lee, Cheryl 51, 98, 104, 107 Lee, Jeanette 51, 110 Lefevre, Marcy 51 Letrich, Jerra 51 Lewis, Beth 51, 104, 108, 163 Lewis, Charlotte 51 Liakos, Loren 51, 136 Libbey, Cristi 51, 108 Liles, Deborah 51 Lilliedoll, Neil 51, 159 Linaweaver, Nancy 51, 139, 156 Liswood, Gary 51, 131 Little, Arthur 51 Little, Celeste 51, 113 Lloyd, Cher! 51 Locklear, Mike 51 Logan, Dean 51 Lomax. Gail 43, 98, 168 Londos. Greg 51, 134, 138 Long, Beth 51, 104. 107, 108, 129 Lorbeer, Tom 51, 104, 106 Lucero, Dan 51, 153 Ludwig, Jeff 51 Lynn, Mary 51, 100, 103, 130, 131, 205 MacArthur. Chris 51 Macias. Phillip 51 Mackey, John 51. 100, 116, 134 MacLean, Don 51, 52 Magana, Liz 52, 106 Maietta, Cheryl 52 Malenke, Ricky 52 Maloney, Barbara 52, 104 Manning, Mike 52 Marantos, Lisa 49, 52, 100, 103, 108, 126. 129 Markey, Lana 52 Martin. Kurt 52, 150, 151 Martinez, Bernadette 52 Martinez, Sandra 52 Mason, Julie 52, 109 Mayer, Brian 52 McClintock, Teresa 52 McCluskey, Casey 52, 108, III, 130 McCroskey Mia 52, 106, 108, 109. 110, 115. 129 McCullough, Calvin 52 McGill, Leslie 52 McKean, Sean 52. 100 McKeel, Laurie 52 McLean, Don 52, 153 McRae. Dave 52. 98, 136, 145, 153 Mele, Rosanne 52, 168 Melonson, Aaron 52, 98 Mihata, Leslie 52, 54, 126, 149 Miller, Andy 52 Miller, Darol 52 Miller, Laurie 52, 126, 156 Miller, Shari 52 Miller, Wc-ndy 52, 166, 173, 211 Moats, Robert 52 Moody, Harold 52 Mooy, Brian 52, 114 Moreno, Al-Fidenci 52 Morgan, Heather 52 Morgan, Mitch 52, 103, 205 Morns, Janet 52 Morris, Pam 52 Mortimer, Jon 52, hlOO, 15? Mosby, Tony 52, 104 Moses, Debbie 52, 148, 156 Mosqueda, Connie 52 Moss, Brent 52, 134 Mott, Suellen 52, 129, 173 Munaretto, Kim 52, 167 Nakamura, Steve 53, 134 Naperala, Ron 53, 152 Nazarro, Karl 53, 147 Nelson, Stephanie 53, 157 Ness, Melinda 53 Newell, Glenn 53 Nezart, Carolyn 53, 98, 100 Nielson, Becky 53, 163, 213 Noble, Nelson 53 Nolen, Bonnie 53 Northrop, Nancy 53, 101, 108, 109, 110, 125. 128 Nurre, John 49, 53, 57, 100, 108, 124, 140. 141 Ober, Kim 53 Oberloh, Scott 48, 53, 114, 140, 141, 147, 170 Olmstead, Gary 53 Ortega, Rosie 53 Ott, Mark 53, 134 Oxford, Tammy 53, 108 Page, Tom 53, 159 Parada, Erlinda 53 Parry, Susie 53 Payne, Donza 43. 53 Pepe, Mark 53, 103, 119 Perkins, Tom 53, 114, 136 Perry, Tom 53, 114, 136, 145 Peterson, Raelaine 53 Phillips, James 53 Picard, Bill 53 Pitruzzello. Joey 53, 208 Plimmer, Gina 53 Plum, Cindy 53 Porcu, Dan 53, 95 Powell, David 53 P rendergast, Amy 53 Purviance, Ken 53 Purviance, Richard 53 Radoyce, Dimitri 51, 53, 116, 205 Raftery. Kelly 53, 101, 108, 124, 126, 157, 162 Ramos, Linda 53 Rausch, Sue 53, 104, 106 Rayner, Courtney 53, 114, 139, 145 Reed. Dan 53 Reed, Kelly 53 Rhoades, Charlie 53 Rhyne, Kent 53 Richards, Bruce 53, 98, 153 Richardson, Larry 53, 141, 160 Ridgeway, Mark 54, 134 Rieck, Riecky 54, 108, 153 Roberts. Cindy 54, 211 Roberts, Glenn 54, 97, 114, 136 Roberts, Lynda 54, 156, 168 Robinson, Doug 54 Robinson, Eddie 54, 141, 160, 205 Robinson, Jim 54, 108, 126, 160, 205 Rogers, Frank 54, 131 Rogers, Kim 54 Rohbacker, Cathy 54 Rohr, Keith 54, 114, 146, 147, 150 Rolwes, Nancy 54 Rooks, Ken 54 Rosales, Julio 54 Ross. Howdy 54. 159 Rule, Bridqette 54 Sanchez, Cheryl 54 Sanchez, Julie 54 Sanchez, Suzanne 54 Sanderson, Gene 54 Sandusky, Clint 54. 104, 106 Scales, Dean 45. 54. 82, 100 Schneider, Eugene 54 Schneider, Jim 54, 195 Schnekenburqe, Craig 54 Schroer, Linda 54 Schulte. John 54 Seifke, Trudy 54. 104, 156 Selver, Mark 54. 130 Semones, Bob 54 Shehan, Barbara 54 Shelton, Greg 54. 104 Sherry Kathy 54 Shevick Sarah 54 Sikorski, Mark 54, 130. 131 Simmons. Katy 54 Simon. Allen 54 108 124 Simpson, Clay 54. 142. 160, 192 Singleton, Gordon 54, 57 Slay. Tom 54 Slo n, Corey 54 Smith, Jimmy 54, 136 Smith, Lance 54 114 136 Smith, Leo 54, 142, 161 Smith, Lori £4 Smith, Roy 54 Smith, Teri 55 Smyth, Pam 55 Snider, Jim 195 Spangler, Lori 55, 173 Standley, Deborah 55 Stelzner, Penny 55, 108, 115, 118 Stephens, Heather 55, 101, 157 Stephenson, Ralph 55 Stepp, Susie 55, 108 Stevens, Don 55, 149 Stewart. Debbie 55 Stoker. Bonnie 55. 208 Stolzy, Lisa 55, 108 Streich, Lisa 55 Strong, Margaret 55, 108 Sullivan, Diana 55, 98 Sullivan, Patty 55 Sutherland, Karen 55, 115, 116 Sweeney, Harry 55, 130 Taber, Greg 55 Tait, Cindy 45. 49, 55, 148, 156 Talbott, Jeff 55 Tamayo, Yolanda 55 Tatum, Jim 55 Tavaglione, Norma 218 Taylor, Brenda 55 Taylor, Melanie 55, 103, 113, 115 Teague, David 55 Thomas, Dianne 55 Thomas, Howard 55 Thomas, Sally 55 Thomason, Maria 55, 173 Thompson, Debbie 55 Thompson, Penny 138 Thornton, Don 55, 98 Thornton, Jeff 55, 141, 160 Tobin, Jay 55, 106, 128 Torrenti, Mike 55, 149 Tossounian, Daniel 55 Totten, Tamara 55 Townson, Karen 55 Trimble, Tom 55, III Trotfa, Sarah 55, 108, 125, 126 Truman, Paulette 49, 55, 82, 108 110, 124, 126 Turner, Darryl 55 Turner, James 55 Turner , Mike 55 Uribe, Valerie 55, 100 Vail, Randy 56 Valentin, Marcella 56 Valentin, Sedric 56 VanEkeren, Anita 56 VanProyen, Rod 56 Vargas, Peter 56 Vasquez, Arthur 56, 139 Vasquez, Rosalie 56 Vaughn, Brad 56, 104, 106 Velasco, Kerry 56 Viera, Valerie 56, 97 Viveros, Ruben 56, 99 Wadding, Marybeth 56, 126. 157, 168 Waggaman, Sherri 56 Walker, Marie 56 Walker, Sue 115 Warden, Robert 56 Watkins, James 56, 103 Watt, Don 56 Weaver, Leanne 56, 213 Webb, Sandy 56 Webley, Dina 56, 112 Weed, Chris 56 Wells, Steve 56 White. Bill 56, 142, 161 White, Laura 56 White, Randy 56 Whitney. Lisa 56, 108, 204, 206 Whitson, Denise 100 Wible, Robin 56 Wight, Tommy 56, 152, 169, 170, 217 Wiley, Duff 57, 114. 136, 145 Wilkins, Kathy 57 Wilkinson, Jean 57 Williams, Darrick 57 Williams. Laurie 57, 103 Willis, Bob 57, 143 Wi lson. Gail 57. 100. 108. 166 Wilson, Mark 57, 104 Wilson, Renee 57 Wilson, Susan 57 Winq, Robbie 57. 100, 149 Wittiq, Rhonda 57 Woods. Ramona 57. 103 Wray, Barbara 57. 103 Wray. Betty 57, 103 Wriqht, Debbie 57 Wylie, Dawn 57 Ybarra, Eugene 57. 114 136, 145 Yeager, Anne 57. 126, 204. 215 Young. Saundra 57 Younqblood, Carlton 57, 98, 104 Younqlove. Keith 57 Zaragoza, Danny 57, 9? Zaranoza Larry 57 Zedekar, Diane 57 Zimmer. Eric 57. 150 151 Zimmerman, Mark 43, 57, 104 SOPHOMORES Adair. Carol 53 Adamek Mark 58 Adams. Jo 58, 148. 168 Index 221 Adams, Kim 58 Adams, Mark 58 Adcock, Dell 58, 100, 103, 115, 117, 219 Aqin. Jim 58, 103, 106 Alba, Eva 58 Albrecht, Susan 58 Alexander, Dave 58 Alfaro Albe ' t 58 Alfaro, Jenny 58, 97 Alford, Anthony 58 Alsina. Sharon 58, 101 103, 115 Ambridqe, Brett 58 Amos, Jon 58 Anderson, Debbie 58 Anderson, James 58 Anderson, Lori 58, 104. 175 Anderson, Todd 58 Anderson, Vicky 58, 145 Anqermeir, Arthur 58 Antoyan, Flo 58. 129 Aparicio, Jerry 58 Arnold, Rick 58 Aschmann, Carl 58, 104 Austin, Rick 58 A ' istin, Tom 58 Avila, Rudy 58 Avolese, Mike 58 Bailor, Karen 58, 115 Bakenhus. Julie 58, 163 Baker, Barnard 58 Baker. Leiqh 58, 104, 107, 109 Barnard, Carolyn 58, 109 Barnard, John 58 Barnes, Brad 5B, 100, 154, 170 213 Barnett, Eric 58, 100. 149, 152 Barnett, Larry 58 Barricelli, Laura 58. 106. 115 Barry, Corry 58 Bartlett. Brian 58. 62 Beal. Linda 58, 114, 157, 163 Beasley. Craiq 58 Beecher Te r y 58 Bell. Steve 58 Bell, Bill 58. 131 Bellefeuille, Stephanie 58 Belliss, Jane ? ' Benedict, Scott 59. 159 Bennett. Julie 59 Bennett, Sandy 59 Benter, Brad 59, 62, 142 Benton, Fern 59, 131 Berqelin, Bill 59, 104 Berqh, Robert 59 Bernstein, Suzette 59 Bielskis, Carol 59 Binder, Dawn 59, 104, 109, 163 Bloom, Roqer 59, 100, 134, 170 Bonin., Charles 134, 138 Bowden, Dave 59, 104, 106 Bowie, Kamala 59 Bowler, Kevin 59 Bowman, M, e 59 Bowyer. Kf.i -9, 106. 109 Boydstun, Sus .i 59 Brazill. Steve St, 130, 142. 170 Broach, Steve r i9, 65, 118 Brock, Douq S9, M4, 131, 136 Brown, Carolyn 59, I 15 Brown. Steve 59 Brown, Tim 59. ISO Bruns, Kenny 59, 104, 150 Brunson, Ron 59, 145 Burchfield, Jerry 59 Burdick, Pam 59 Buren. Jodi 59, III Burqess, Tamora 59 Burns, Jeff 139, 145 Buxton. Mark 59 Byrnes, Andrea 59 Cake, Chris 59 Calibo, Loretta 59 Call. David 59 Camp. Brenda 59 Campagni, Mike 59, 154 Campbell, Cathi 59 Campbell. Mike 59 Canova, Connie 59 Carbaial, Rudy 59 Carranza, Daniel 59 Carranza, Ralph 59 Carroll, Marchell 59, 101, 109 Castaneda, Rosalind 104 Chaqolla, Dianna 59 Chaqolla, Nancy 59 Chaqolla, Virqinia 59, 99 Champion, Leslie 59, 62, 162 Chandler, Micheal 60 Chivinqton, Donna 60 Chrest. Brad 60 Christiansen, Nancy 60. 109 Christiansen, Scott 60, 142 Clarence, Steve 60, 134 Clark, Mike 60 Clark, Bob 60, 104 Clark, Ron 60, 131 Clark, Scott 60, 100, 154 Colbert, Shenei 60 Cole. Norman 60. 147 Collins, Mary 60 Coooer, Monte 60 Cortez, Edward 60 Cotten, Dave 60 Crawford. Vicki 60 Crawford. Wayne 60 Cremer, Dan 60, 101 138 Crowder, Cindy 60. 98. 174 Crowley, Jennie 60 Curtis, Alecia 60, 104 Curtis, Peter 60 Danko, Kim 60 Danko, Kris 60, 139 Danowski, Ann 60 Darwin, Stephanie 60 Davidson, Hannah 60 Davidson, Stan 60 Davidson, Todd 60, 150, 152 DeCou, James 60 DeLaParra, Raymond 60 DeLeon, Barbara 60 Deniston, Candi 60 Dennis. Denise 60 Deschane, Hillari 60, 62 82, 160 DeWitt. Susan 60. 109, 110 DeYounq. Wayne 60 Diehl. Rose 60 Dievendorf, Paul 60, 131 Dileo, Anthony 60 Dipadova, Vinnie 60 Donaldson, Wendy 60, 115 Donner, Pat 60 Dooley, Richard 60 Doss, Ben 60, 103. 165 Drake, Victoria 60 Dull, Bill 131 Dunn, Tyrone 60, 100 Dye, Anqela 60 Eckert, Pam 60, 109. 166 Ennis, Patty 60 Ensey. John 60 Evans, Douqlas 60 Fahey, Chris 60, 142. 161 Falzone, Vincent 60 Feaqans, Steve 60 Fehrenkamp, Lori 60, Ml, 113 Fehrenkamp, Lynda 60 63 104 Feist. Jackie 61 Fenex, Lyn 61 Ferrier, David (I Firestone, Linda 6! Fitzhuqh. Sylvain 61 Fletcher, Susan 61 Flowers, Alicia 61 Fontaine, Lisa 61 Fox, Roqer 61. 170 Franklin, Brenda 60. 61 Franklin, Robert 61 Frantz, Yvonne 61 Freed, Kelly 61 Fritts, Richard 61 Frutiqer, Sandy 61 , 130 Garcia, Nancy 61 Garcia, Phil 61, 134, 150 Garcia, Vince 61 Gardner, Jack 61, 95, 109, 113. 115, 116, 117. 119 Gebeau. Corrine 61 Gillette. Bill 61, 134, 144, 145 Gilliam. Letha 61, 104 Gomma, Kurt 61 Gonsier, Paul 61, 170 Gooby. Safiyyah 61, 98 Gordon. Kim 61 Gordon, Richard 61, 142 Gould, Stacey 61, 168 Gozdecki. Tim 61, 138 Graham. Donna 61 Griqsby. Jamie 61. 62, 143 Grisham, Sandy 59, 61, 163 Gropen, Jess 61, 109 Gropen, Toby 61, 109 Grover, Michelle 61 Grube, David 61 Gumbleton, Therese 61 Gutierrez, Celia 61, 99 Guzman, Sammy 61 Haqen, David 104 Haqerman, Cynthia 61 Hailey. Harlin 61, 150 Hairston. Venetta 61. 98 Hall, Scott 61, 130, 131 Hall. Tammy 61 Hamilton, Mike 61 Hammers, Dale 61. 152 Hardie, Laurie 61, 166, 174 Haroz, Tammy 61 Harris, Carolyn 64, 168 Harris, Chris 61, 64, 174 Harris. Jeannine 64. 136, 163 Harris, Lisa 64, 104 Hatfield, Mark 64, 159 Hawkins. Vanessa 64, 101. 103. 109 Haynes, Jeff 64 Hays. Tom 64, 159 Heasley, Tim 64, 152 Henry, Andrea 64 Herrera, Robert 64 Herschler. Mark 62, 64, 110 Herschler. Matt 62. 64, 110 Heumann, Virqinia 64 109 Hickam, David 64, 134 Hodqes. Mark 64 Honeyman, Jim 64, 104, 106 Hoops Sandra 103 Hord, Trip 64 100. 134. 154 Horner, Ron 64, 134, 165 Howard, Bruce 64 Howard. Cynthia 64 Huanq. Donna 63, 64 104 Hubbard Robin 64 Hughes Cheryl 64, 104, 106 109. 157 Huahes, Dave 64. 154 Huahes Teri 64 Huiras Mike 64, 143. 154 Hunt, Emily 64 Hunter, Ernie 154 Hussey, Ray 64, 134, 159 Ingram, Joel 64. 109 Jackson, John 64 Jackson. Robin 64 Jacobs. Kiplin 64 Jacobsson, Ralph 64, 159 James, Jackie 64 Jameson, Kathleen 64, 157 Jams, Bill 64 Jasso, Joan 64 Jaurigue, Patricia 64 Jennings, Jennifer 64 Jezbera, Mike 109 Jimenez, Ray 64 Johnson, Janet 64, 167 Johnson, Kari 64 Johnston, Laurie 64 Jones, Kerry 134 Jones, Larry E. 64 Jones, Larry W. 64 Jordan, Sharon 64 Juilland, Marie-Jeanne 64. 97, 104 106, 109. 157, 163 Kanel. David 64 Keller, Scott 64, 130 Kelley, Cindy 64, 166 Kelson, Mike 64, 142, 160 Kennedy, Craiq 64 Kennedy, David 64 Khan, Ken 64 Kiernan, Steve 134 Kinq, Bob 64, 131 Kinq, Byradine 64 Kinney, Gail 61, 64, 117 Kircher, Sandy 64 Kohut, James 64, 110 Kranhold, Kathy 62, 64, 100, 162 Kreiqh, Nina 64 Kreitner, Karla 64 Krieger, Heidi 64 Krivanek, Sydney 65, 163 Laqerquist, Joel 65, 109, 142, 161 LaMantain, Sandra 65 LaMonk. Jamie 65, 109. 166 Lang. Eloise 65 Lansing, Robert 65 Larson, Suzanne 65, 104 Ledqett, Shelley 65 Leqqette, Gretchen 65 Lennan, Tim 65, 142, 161 Leonard, Stephanie 65 Leunq. Galen 65, 100, 103, 109, NO, 115 Lewis, Renee 65, 98 Lewis, Scott 65, 134. 145 Light. Charise 65 Little, Don 65 Litton, Ronald 65, 114, 136, 149 Llanes, Armando 65, 134, 147 Long, Christine 65, 104. 107, 109. 166 Looy, Bonnie 65 Lorbeer, Jim 65. 104. 106 Low, Michael 65 Lowry, Leslie 65 Lozano, Tony 99 Lozano Mike 65. 131 Lucas, Tim 65 Lucero. Christine 65 Lunsford, Bill 65 Lyons, James 65 Macias, Irene 65 Macias, Lupe 65 Mackey, Cindy 65, 163 MacLachlan, Phyllis 65, 104, 106, 163 Magana, David 65 Magnon, Doug 65 Mansfield, Dana 65, 134 Marks, Alecia 65 Marseilles, Michael 65 Marshall, Darron 65 Marshall. Pat 65, 131 Martin, Theresa 65, 109 Martinez, Donny 65 Martinez, Jimmy 65 Martinez, Lico 65 Masterson, Rene 65, 98 Matthews, Sandy 65, 109, 115 May, Ronald 65 Mayes. Mike 65. 98 McColloch, Richard 65 McDonald. Don 65 McDougall, Jeanette 65, 157 McFalls. Ricarda 62, 65 McFaul, Curtis 65 McGuire, Timothy 65, 134, 147 McGuirk, Mike 65 McHenry, Shelley 65, 98 McKinny, Wanda 65 McPhail, Gay 65, 138 Mebane, Angela 65 Melander. Paul 65, 134 Menzia, Kathy 65. 101. 163 Mercer, Brioett 65. 98, 104 Merchant, Cindy 148 Meredith. Bentlev 65. 134 Metcalf, Karen 65. 109. 110 Metsch, Randy 65. 114, 159 Meyers, CarU 66, 110. 167 Mickelson Chris 66. 154 Mirkens Dennis 66 Miller, Joan 66 Miller. I eslie 66 100 168 Miller, Nancy 66. 138 Miller. Todd 66. 164 165 Moats, Shelley 66. 104 Mohn, Rob 66, 104, 151, 170 Mona, Steve 63, 66, 136, 170 Moore, Charlie 66 Moore, Don 66 Moore, Heather 66, 138 Moreno, Margie 66, 82 Morgan, Dave 66, 159 Morgan, Scott 66, 104, 131 Morgan, Matt 66, 158, 159 Morgan, Ted 66 Mortimer, Mark 66, 159 Mosqueda, Linda 66, 99 Muirhead, Rick 66 Muller, Jeff 66, 145 Munson, Chris 100 Murphy, Mary 66, 109, 115 Myers, Kate 66 Nakamura, Mike 66, 138 Neal, Mike 66 Neal, Truls 66, 98 Negrete, Pat 66, 131 Nelson, Patty 66 Neville, Tom 66 Nicoll, Laurie 66, 100 Nieman, Ed 66 Nixen, Stephanie 66 Noble, Bill 66 Noel, Frank 66 Noldon, Crystal 66 Nurre, Deirdre 66 Nurre, Siobhan 66, 101, 109, liO, 163 Oakes. Alan 66, 104. 106 Oldfield. Joni 66, 168 Olsen, Geir 66 Olsen, Joyce 66, 104, 107, 156 Ondarza, Tano 66 O ' Neill, David 66 Onorato, John 66 Ortega, Frank 66 Pallesen, Tami 66 Park, Karen 66, 103 Parks, Katy 66 Patterson, Kellie 66. 104. 175 Pauw, Elizabeth 66 Peary, Paula 66, 101 Perez, Robert 66 Perrine, Liz 61, 66, 174 Perry, Suzy 66 Petterson, Dolores 66 Phelps, Dennis 145 Pick, Greg 66, 159 Pinkney, Regina 66, 97, 98. 148, 156 Pluim, Mike 67 Plum, Cathy 67 Poster, Rick 67 Powell, Jim 67, 103 Price, Donna 67 Prude. Carla 67 Purviance. Lisa 67, 157, 167 Quezada, Margie 67, 101 Rachuy, Ruth 67 Ralph, James 67 Ramsey, Lee 67 Rasmussen, Rian 67 Ratcliff, Randy 67, 145 Rawley, Dave 67 Reikes, Peter 67, 109, 114, 154, 159 Rey, Gaby 67, 99 Reyes, Barbara 67, 9? Reyes, Lydia 67 Rich, Jane 67 Richards. Kelvin 67, 98 Richter, Jon 67, 97, 142, 161 Rieck, Roxanne 67 Riedman, Michelle 67 Rigney, Kevin 67 Ritchotte, Randy 67. 165 Robinson, Don 67, 104 Romo, Johnny 62, 67 Rounds, Chuck 67, 128, 147 Rowden, Norman 67 Rowe, Jill 67 Rowland, Jay 67 Rubio. Lorraine 67 Ruiz. Ted 67. 131, 147 Rust, Richard 67. 131. 145, 147 Saccuci, Tim 67 Sackett, Brad 67, 159 Sanchez, David 67 Schlundt, Ellen 67, 167 Schoonover, Kevin 67 Schrott. Marty 67. 134 Scott, Diana 60. 67, 98 Scott, Tim 67 Shannon. David 67, 104 Shannon, John 67, 103 Shehab, Omar 67 Shehan. Theresa 67, 166 Shelton, Arnold 67, 131 Sherry, Kevin 67 Short, Mark 67, 142. 160 Siqloch. Bill 67 Silverolate. Janet 113. 115. 118 Sinasohn, Gideon 109 Sinclair, Wayne 67, 104 Sinaleton, Lisa 67, 110, 166 Skodacek. Dawn 67 Slay CeCe 67 Small. Bruce 67. 165 Smarqiassi Richard 67. 109 Smeltzer, Linda 67. 104 Smith. Barbara 67 Smith. Rhonda 68 Smith. Steve 68 114 136 Sparks, Steve 68, 154, 164. 165 Spence. Clay 68 134 Spencer, Allen 68 Spriggs, Scott 68 Stalnecker, Tom 68, 134, 150 Stater, John 68 Steckdaub. Michael 68 Stephenson, Mark 68 Stevens, Tony 68, 98 Stewart, Vicki R. 68 Stewart, Vicki L. 68 Stockton, Charles 68 Stover, Jeff 68 Strange, Tad 68 Strickland, Melanie 68, 109, 166 Strube. Andrea 68. 104. 216 Stufkosky, James 68 Stufkosky, John 68, 147 Stygar, Linda 106 Sullivan. John 68. 147 Sumrall. Martin 68 Swanson. Jim 63, 134, 145 Swanton, Susan 68 Symons, Tricia 68 Taylor, Johnny 68 Teague, Don 103, 153 Tennant, Kevin 68 Tharp, Angie 68 Thoele, Mary 68 Thomas, Larry 36, 68, 114, 145 Thcmpson, Jeanne 68, 163 Thompson, Pam 68 Thompson, Robert 68, 99 Thompson, Sharon 68, 104 Thompson, Zana 68 Thornton, Greg 68, 160 Tidrick, Gregg 68 Tracy, Justin 68 Truong, Chau 68. 147 Tucker. Renee 68 Turner, Mary 68 Tyson, Lana 68 Tyson, Pam 68 Uqlow, Karen 68 Unrath, Mark 68 Vadnial. Vicki 68 Vander Kuyl, Tom 68 Vanderzyl, Lisa 68, 157, 167 Van Houtum, Lisa 68 Van Sickle. Pam 68, 104 Van Wormer, Debra 68 Varqas, Tommy 68 Vineyard. Dave 68 Wafer, Adora 68 Waqqaman, Eben 68 Waqqoner, Mark 69 Walker. Kathy 69, 167 Walker, Nadine 69 Waltzer, Eric 69 Ward, Joe 142, 161 Ward, Kelly 64, 69, 163 Webb, Barb 69, 109. 167, 168 Weir, Grace 69 Wellborn, Ron 69, 134, 146, 170 Wellenkamp, Bruce 69, 103, 109, 118 Wells. Tish 58, 69. 98, 104 Wennerberg, Richard 69 Whipple, Howard 69 Whitaker, Katy 64, 69, 157, 163 White, Charolette 60, 69 Whitham, Chuck 69 Wiggins, Lori 69 Wilcox, CI- ' -9 138 Wildermut.. ,-ohn 69 Wilkins. Kristy 69 Wilkinson, Greg 69 Williams, Chris 59, 69. 148 Williams, Norman 69, 161 Wilson, Kristi 69 Wilson, Scott 69, 142, 161 Winnie. Mike 69, 134 Winstead, Linda 69 Winterton, David 69 Wolf, Trudy 69 Woodford, Jon 69, 134, 138, 145 Woodhead, Jack 69, 114, 136 Worsham, Tony 69 Worsley, Joe 69 Yeager, Brian 62, 69, 142, 215 Yeager Hal 69, 106. 109 Yelton, Lance 69, 150 Ynda, Sheila 69 Zasadzinski, Jeannie 69, 109 Zauner, Tracy 60, 63, 69 Zemmels, David 69 Zimmerman. Karin 61, 69 FRESHMEN Adcock. Ken 70, 134, 218 Allen, Bambola 109 Allenbauqh, Lori 70 Allman, Marc 70 Altheimer, Laura 70 Alvarez, Bobbie 70, 139 Ambridqe, William 70 Anderson, Michelle 70 Aparicio, Maria 70 Asper, Colleen 70 Aston, Wendy 70, 130 Austin. Dave 70. 145. 147 Avery, Blaine 70. 150, 155, 203 Avey, Gary 70, 134 Ayala, Judy 70. 99 Baciqalupi Charlie 70. 100 Baker, David 70 Baldwin. Edwin 70 Baldwin, Tracy 70, 103, 130, 131 7.22 index Ballard, Stephen 70 Ballesteros, Victor 70 Barber, Arlene 70 Barber, DeDe 70, 95 Barnes, Stuart 70 Barnett, Pam 70, 103, 106 Barnett, William 70, 134 Barrie, James 70 Barta, David 70 Bartlett, Kevin 131 Barton, Michael 70 Baumann, Jim 70 Baumgartner, Stephen 70 Beal, David 70, 72, IS? Beasley, Michelle 70, 166 Beaver, Misty 70, 143 Beck, Kim 70, 104 Bell, Steven 70 Bellefeuille, Allison 70 Bender, Mark 70, 104 Bennett, Karen 70, 106 Bennett, Tom 70, 139 Benter, Bret 70 Berchtold, Bobbi 70 Bickel, Kevin 70 Bidwell, John 70 Biggs, Bob 70, 159 Binder, Shawn 70 Blake, Patricia 130 Blanton, Stacey 70 Bloian, Nick 70 Bobb, Carolyn 70 Bocian, Anthony 70 Bossett, Lorna 78, 98, 131 Boulais, Manon 70, 166, 168 Bowker, Charles 70 Boyd, Crystal 70. 98, 148 Boyd, Heather 70, 78, 163 Bray, Anthony 70, 104 Bright, Cheryl 70 Bright, Renee 95, 98 Brock, Steve 70, 108, 159 Brower, Royal 70 Brown, Alicia 70, 130 Brown, Chris 70, 147 Brown, Cynthia 70 Brown, Daniel 70 Brown, Donna 70, 130, 131 Brown, Sherrill 70 Brown, Susan 70 Brown, Tim 70, 103, 141 Bruce, Desiree 70, (48 Bryant, Cojanna 70 Bunnell, Jack 70 Burdick, Warren 70 Burke, Michael 70 Burnistine, Tony 70, 134 Burns, Julie 70 8urrows, Barry 70, 131 Butcher, Tammle 70, 131 Butler, Anne 70, 163, 208 Camacho, Dana 70 Canova, Anthony 70 Carpenter, Laurie 70 Carricaburu, John 70, 165 Carter, David 71, 145 Cary, Chris 71, 134 Casares, Larry 71, 199 Cates, Pamela 71 Chagolla, Linky 99 Chagolla, Nora 71, 97, 99 Chalmers, Donna 67, 71 Charter, Darin 71, 134, 138 Chivington, Terresa 71 Chrest, Alan 71 Christensen, Janet 71 Clarence, Jan 71, 163, 168 Clawson, Jeffery 71 Coggins, Roger 71 Cook, Carrie 71 Cordery, Loretta 71 Cothron, Catherine 71 Cottle, Guy 71, 138 Cowen, Marc 71, 159 Craig, Daniel 161 Cramer, Bill 71, 145 Criso, John 71 Crofoot, Elizabeth 71 Cruz. Irma 71, 130 Dabney, Johnny 71, 155 Dalton, Debbie 71. 138. 148 Darensbura, Eric 71, 134 Davidson, Susan 71 Davis, David 71 Davis. Kimberly 71 Davis Michael 71 Day. Paul 71. 147 Demetrullas, Marylinn 71 Demke, Erik 71. 104 Denton, Gregory 71 DeWitt. Katie 71, 166 Diaz, Rhonda 71 Dibble. Janiece 71, 104, 107 Dietz, Joe 71, 138 Dixon, Jennifer 71 Dolen, Annette 71 Donner, Barbara 71 Dorsett, Jack 71 Doss, Eric 71 Dottery, Lora 71, 98 104 Downey Vince 71. 98 Dreyer. Todd 71, 155 203 Droutsas I illian 71 Duffley, Mike 71, 134, 138 Duncan Timothy 71 Dunn, Rhett 71 98 I3B Eaton, Kelly 71, 77, 148, 157 Eckmann, David 71. 103, 109 Edmond, Leticia 71, 98 Edwards, Eric 71, 155 Edwards, Jim 71, 142, 161 Egan, Michele 71 Ellenberger, Richard 71 Elliott, Keith 71 Elliott, Margaret 71 Elliott, Michael 71 Endo, Laurie 71 Ennis, Laurie 71 Ericksen, Eric 71 Erwin, Myriam 71, !08 Fahey, Dawn 71 Faucher, Craig 71, 134, 145 Faucher, Todd 71, 159 Feagans, Mark 71, 134 Fenex. Brett 71 Ferrian, Eileen 71 Ferrier, Andrew 71 Fiacco, Chip 71 Firestone, Sandra 71 Flores, Marina 71 Flores, Monica 71 Foley, Lynne 71 Ford, Bruce 71 Forry, Bart 71, 159 Francisco, Doug 71, 142, 161 Frank, Gary 72, 131 Franklin, Elizabeth 72 Franklin, Juliann 72, 98 Franzen, Scott 72 Frasca, Deborah 72 French, Jeff 72, 134, 138 Gainer, Eric 72 Garcia, Denise 72, 130 Garcia, Josie 72, 99 Garza, Diana 72 Gaskins, John 72 Gaut, Jamie 72, 148 Gergen, Nancy 72 Gerzel, Susie 72, 78, 79, 157, 166 Gilevich, Janet 72 Glick, Shirley 72 Goodrich, Marian 72, 103 Goraczkowski, Cindy 72, 104, 138 Gordon, Robin 72 Graham, Janice 72 Graves, Rick 72, 150, 155 Green, Loren 72 Greene, David 72, 142 Gropen, Elissa 72 Grotenhuis, Tracy 72 Guier, Jodi 72 Guilin, Linda 72 Gumbleton, Kathleen 72 Gurwell, Charles 72 Gustin, Lorna 72 Har n, Andy !04 Hale, Leona 72 Hall, Debra 72 Hanby, Lori 72 Hanigan, Tim 72, 159 Hanley, Patrick 72 Hardison, Dennis 72, 98 Harper, Anthony 72, 100, 134, 145 Harper, Debbie 72, 97, 98, 104 Harper, Jackie 72, 78, 98 Harris, Wendy 72, 97, 98, 100, 115 Harth, Patricia 73 Hartmann, Kelly 73 Harvey, Randy 73. 150 Hausladen, Lynn 73 Heasley, Greg 73 Hempy, Robert 73, 134 Henderson, Kristie 73, 103 Hendrick, Maralene 73 Hernandez, Dolores 73 Herrera, Richie 73, 99 Herring, Ann 73, 162 Herring, Tracy 73 Herschler, Sarah 73, 103 Hews, Jennifer 73 Hews, Ma 163 Hoffman, Brian 73, III, 165 Holcomb. Bob 73, 104 Holt, Nathan 73 Honeyman, Laurie 73, 104, 109, 162 Hood, Bruce 73, 97 Hoover, Kevin 73 Hoover, Richard 73 Hoover, Timothy 73 Howard, Stephanie 73 Hoyt, Steven 73 Hunley, Cathy 73 Hunt, Jeffrey 73 Hunt. Lori 73 Hunt, Terry 73 Hunter, Karen 73 Jackson, Daryl 73, 134, 150 Jackson, Susie 73. 78, III Jackson Yvonne 73 Jaech, Timothy 73 Jarrell, Kimberly 73 Jimenez, Carlina 73 Johns, Brenda 73. 104 Johnson, Carol 73 Johnson, Laura 73 Johnson, Sue 73, 104 Johnston, Bobby 73 Jones Jeff 73 Joseph, Robert 73 JuilUnd. Andre 73. 106, 142 161 Kalish. Mark 73. 134 Kannon, Kathleen 74 Kelson, Janet 74 Kennedy, John 74 Kightlinner, Carolyn 74 Kim, Eddie 74 King, Aurelius 74 Knie, Gus 74 Knox, Cathy 166, 168 Kollar, Laura 74 Kopp, Stacy 74 Kovacevich, James 74, 131 Kreeger, Karen 74, 79. 148 Kreigh, Dan 74, 108 Kreitner, Kathy 74 Kreutzberg, Chris 74, 142 Kubow, Joann 74 Lampert, Craig 74 Lang, Curtis 74 Lansing, David 74 Latimer. Mike 74, 131, 161 Leacock, John 74 Lee, Angela 74, 1 10 Lefevre, Janet 74, 104 Leggette, Grace 74 Lento, Julie 74, 130 Leon, Susan 74 Levesgue, Tammy 74 Lewis, Brad 74, 134, 150 Lewis, Tom 103 Light, Kirk 74 Ligon, Cornell 74, 145 Liles, Jenell 74 Ling, Mel III Lively, Roger 74 Long, Bonita 74, 104 Long, Juanita 74 Loop, Nevin 74 Lopez, Felina 74 Lopez. Olivia 74, 131 Low, Meiling 74 Lowe, Dan 74 Lozano, Loretta 74 Lucas, Theresa 74 Lyles, Janelle 104 Lynn, Robin 74 Lytle, Kimberly 47 MacKechnie, Lark 74 Macko, Linda 74 MacLachlan, Terri 74, 104 MacLean, Brian 134 MacLean, Martha 74 Magnon, Deanna 74, 163 Maietta, Pat 74, 134, 138, 150 Malhiot, Susie 74, 166 Marchando, Lori 74, 104 Marks, Cassandra 74 Marshall, Winton 74 Martinez, Amador 74 Martinez. Chris 74. 139 Martinez, Esther 74 Martinez, Ramona 74, 99 Martinez, Ruth 75 Marve, Randy 155 Mason, Thomas 75 Masterson, Danny 75, 98 Matthews, Mark 75 Matulich, Greg 74, 75, 134, 155 Maxwell, Mike 75. 104 Mayeaux, Maria 75, 174 McDonald, Christopher 75 McDonald, John 75, 115 McFalls, Lollo 101 103 McGensy, Fonda 75 McKay. Howard 75 McLean. Micha l 75 McMillen, Gary 75 Melendrez, Rebecca 75 Melius, Lisa 75 Metcalf, Laura 75 t.letcalf, Thomas 75 Meyer, Jill 75, 130 Meyer, Tamara 75 Middleton, Luann 75, 104, 115 Miller, Carrie 75, 78 Miller, Danielle 75, 130 Miller, Jeff 75, 142, 161 Miller, Jimmy 75. 150 Mitchell, Jenny 75, 209 Mitsch, Janet 75, 104 Mix, Rod 75. 134 Mixon. Jimmy 75 Moews, Marty 75. 142 Montague, Vicki 75 Moore, Brian 75, 131 Mooy. Beth 75, III Morgan, Paige 75 Morrison, Kathy 75, 103, 138 Morrow, Linda 75, 86 Mosgueda, Linda 75 Moss, Jeryl 75 Moss, Paul 75 Moulton, Marianne 75 Mueller, Ralph 75 104 K! naretto, Pattv 75, 163. 174 Muphy. Dave 75, 139, 145 Myers. Shelly 75, 103 Napoli. Tommy 75. 142, 161 Neal, Tamese 75, 131 Negus, Jennifer 75, 103 Newman, Mitchell 75 Nieman, Edward 75 Nix, Nancy 75 Norton, Kelly 75 Norton. Lynda ri. 130 Ober, Jody 75. 112 Oherloh. Jeff 75 104 O ' Connor. Michaela 75, 130. 131 Olson. Cheryl 75 Ondarza, Josepii 75 O ' Neal. Debra 75 O ' Rourke Karen 75 OsterMdt. William 75 Oft. Carolyn 75 Overmyer. Mark 75 Owens, Thomas 76 Palmer, Greg 76, 104 Parada, Helen 76 Patrick, Elaine 76 Patriguin, Warren 76 Paulson, Doug 76, 142, 159, 161 Peckels, Mark 76 Pendergrass, Amy 76 Pepper, Paige 163 Perez, Manuel 76, 131 Petrie, Lisa 76, 110 Pietz, Joe 76 Pitruzzello, Gina 76, 78, 82, 97, 148. 157. 208 Popp, Linda 76 Potter, Rebecca 76 Pounders, Brian 76, 134, 150 Pourroy, John 76 Powell, Daniel 76 Powell, Debra 74, 106. 109 Powell, Kathy 76, 174 Privette, Melony 76 Provensal, Dana 76 Prude, Luana 76 Puke, Christine 76 Pulsifer, Fran 76, 163 Pulsifer, Gordie 76, 134, 150 Radoyce. Anna 76, 115 Randel, Rick 76, 142. 161 Rasp, Danna 76, 109, 148 Rauch, Kevin 76 Rausch, David 76 Rawlings. Clay 76, 193 Rayburn, Joseph 76 Reed, Kyle 74, 134 Regalado, Denise 74. 148 Reiber, Janelle 76 Reich, Jeffrey 76 Reid, Lisa 77, 104 Restifo, Robert 77 Reyes, Barbara 77 Rhodes, Brian 77 Rhyne, Chris 77, 104 Rickard, Brian 77 Ridgeway, Kenneth 77 Rieck, Rory 77 Rines, Laura 77, 103 Riske. Ronald 77 Rix, Mike 77, 150. 165 Roberts, Hasten 77. 150 Roberts, Shawna 77, 97 Robles, Melinda 77 Rochford, Lisa 77, III Rogers, Sherman 77, 109, 115, 131 Rookey, Tonia 77 Rooks, Patricia 77 Rosales, Stella 77 Rosen, Orna 77 Rossetti. Tony 138, 165 Rowden, Sandra 77 Rudie, Eric 77, 115, 116 Ruiz, Rudy 77, 131 Rule, Jerry 77, 98, 134, 145 Saks, Jeff 77 Sanchez. Phil 77 _ Sanderson, Roderick 77 Sandvio, Terri 77, 103 Scher, Dee Dee 77, 204 Schmidt, Heidi 77 Schrott, Michelle 77 Schuliak. Lisa 77 Scott, Jim 100 Seiidel, Angie 77, 163 Semones, Barbara 77, 166 Sessa, Michael 77 Sessions, Michael 77, 134 Sessor, Mitchell 77 Shamburg, John 77, 165 Shaw, Alan 77, 98, 104 Shevick, David 77, 138 Shook, Yvette 77 Shorsher, Jeff 77. 79 Shrader, Mark 77 Silver, David 77. 142, 141 Simmons, Lori 77 Simpson, Jill 71 Sims, Ramona 77 Sinclair, Laurie 77 Slot um, Richard 77 t.Tiall. Alan 78, 145 Smargiassi, Natalie 78 Smith, Danny 78. 170 Smith, Deborah 78 Smith. Kari 78 Smith, Kurt 78. 134 Smith, Mike 78. 104, 104 Smith, Thomas 78 Sotelo, Cynthia 78 Sotelo. Nancy 99 Spangler, Lisa 78, 163 Sparkman, Julie 78, 148 Spence, Laura 78 Spezia, Colleen 78 Steckdaub, Cynthia 78 Stewart. Mark 78, 98 Stewart, Michael 78 Stewart, Bob 78, 103 Stewart. Scott 78, 150 Stinchecum, Susan 78 Story, Thomas 78 Street, Alan 78, 131 Streich, Rhonda 78, 148 Strong, Ann 78, 109, 148 Stuart, Sue 78, 148 Stufkosky, Jody 78 Sullivan, Dan 78, 159 Sullivan, Leslie 78, 109 Sutton, Archie 78 Sutton. Robert 78. 134 Swaney, Laura 78, 109 Sweet, Jeffrey 78 Tait, Bruce 78, 143 Tamayo, Juan 78 Tamayo, Renaldo 78 Tarr, Jerry 78 Taylor, Kevin 78 Teasley, Andy 78. 104. 110. 115 Terrett. Melissa 78 Terrian, Michael 78 Thomas, Bryan 78 Thompson, Carl 78 Thompson, Donna 78. 130 Thompson, Jay 78 Thompson, Larry 78, 134 Tidmore, Fred 78, 131 Tornow, Vale r ie 78 Torres, Ralph 78, 103 Tossounian, Jeanne 78 Tozser, Louis 79 Tozzer, Mary 79, 109, 143 Trausch, Al 79, 109, 131 Trimble, John 79, 147, 150 Truong, Ly 147 Tuite, John 79 Turner, Michelle 79 Turner, Trisha 79. 103, 109, 204 Turtle, Christopher 79 Tutton, Tracey 79 Valencia, Lizzie 79, 99 Valentin, Aaron 79 Valentin, Anna 79 Vender Kuyl. Lisa 79 Vanderzyl, Julie 79, 157 Vanous, Stephen 79 Van Sickle, Cindy 79, 104 Van Wormer, Linda 79 Vargas, Jennie 79, 99 Waddell. Kay 79 Wadding, Kathleen 79 Waggaman, Floyd 79, 13? Waggoner, Colette 79, 143 Wakeman, Chris 7?, 101, 104 Ward, Bob 7? Ward, Dirk 7?, 140, 141 Watters, R ichard 7? Weaver, Linda 79, 204 Weaver, Lori 79 Webb, Scott 79 Weingart, Sharon 79, 168 Welchel, Kristy 79 West. Cheryl 71, 167 Wettestad, Warner 79, 142, 161 Whipple Herric 79 White, Dianne 79 White Kari 79 Wible, Sandy 79 Wickam, Lori 7?, 104 Wight, Margaret 79 Wilkins. Brent 79 Wilkinson, Evan 79 Willemssen, Lisa 79 Williams, David 79, 134. 155 Williams, Diane 79, 148, 168 Williams, Kelly 79 Wilson. Darrell 79. Ill Wilson. David 79 Wilson. Tom 79. 104. 150 Winoate. Todd 79. 115 Wold, Paula 79, 115 Wolf, Debra 79 Wood. Kyle 79, 104 Woodhouse Lynne 79, 103 Yermanos, George 79 Young, Brett 79 145 Young. Robert 79, 98. 153 Youngblood. Gwen 79. 98. 104, 148 Zapata, Steve 79 Zaragosa. Ana 79 Zaraooza. Alfred 79 Zasadzinski, Tom 79, 159 Zimmer, Kathy 79, 114, 157, 163 We would like to thank the following people for their help with the book: Mrs. Doris Bishop, Advisor Mr. Dick Caudle, Rosemary, Isabelle, Chuck, Bill, Joe, Oscar, Lucas and Eve of Citrograph Printing Company Mr. Ralph Crowell (photographer) of Ralph Crowell Associates Index 223 THE jfy, Life is a one-way street. No matter how many de- tours you take, none of them leads back. And once you know and accept that, life becomes much sim- pler. Because then you know you must do the best you can with what you have and what you are and what you have become. I. Nelson From the 1976 Koala Staff Jeff Wheeler, Editor-in-Chief • Mrs. Doris Bishop, Advisor Activities — Kirk Bailor, Editor Doug Everett Peter Jackson Alberta Zanardi Ads— B Cindy Cook Laura Fiegner iev Scher, Editor Erin Bell, Art Editor Faculty — Karen Kennedy, EdHor Chris Celse Jenny Matulich Kent Johnson, Business Manager Sports— Seniors— George Luchs, Editor ' n % Soos+ ' Ed,+or Ivy Decker Dee T neuien Jim Pourroy Juniors — Lisa Ritzau Kristy Cogswell, Editor Sophomores — Kathy Hayes, Editor Freshmen — Allison Gould, Editor -T k fe v .si. %A - 3: liWIff r