St Marys Catholic High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

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Mmm ..., I M -W, S Q In , , .. ,.,.ff Mgr' L....,1Q: ,saw f : i ,ifg a,Ns v,, ,,,mQ iWg?l5?5xi?sgf I-gg q ggi ff, - mm-wr -f B ggai emwwmqawawm-dw:-mmfy 5 Just as the Phoenix Bird rose from its own ashes, St Mary s High School this past summer gave birth to new life We still have our traditions We st1ll have our old ways those things wh1ch make us what we are But this year St Mary s has taken on a new look and feeling Over the summer, our Ramada and court yard were renovated The old came down and the new went up - classical Greek col- umns, a flower bed, a patio. 'Plaza 85 is N our symbol of rebirth - a symbol we ve adopted this year. To build a foundation for a new beginning only reflects our school s tradition and spirit. :Y Q, M -4 W , .. 1. Official Smile Club.' ICindy Curillo, Sylvia Aguilar, Bernandette Tru- jillo, and Sally Robledoj 2. My Buddies! f Cindy Essert, Shawn Murphy, Stephanie Addison! 3. Schools easy. fRoy Nunezl qt, 4.1-m . ,. f , V. W , 1 l' 7 XQQx...QsM X Q m...,.m NMNANNM A f wmv R5 WA sk wxi se W W.: 4425 l 2 ,iffil54i5uL,-Lf,fZL.:.g..' 'fig ',.gJ2,n im L1 ZZ f 2 ft .ncW:',, 1' ,fr L,-'ff f, h',f,,,- L' 2'c:2+' mNXs5mxNiW Www sw X X r X YW SQ ' if 1 W H W 1 .jgj ,fl f' gf' 1 f. w W 1 4 x ic - QQ ff' fl x INS, 1 . o A 1 rv-f I , . ,.4-MJ 1. Varsity players file in line for their Gold Pants. 2. Me an A student? IKathy Tiffanyl 3. Come on and think hard. fRobert Ayala and Maria Navarezj 4. The Gang's all here.' 5. I'm in the 10th grade - seriously! f' 'fn 1' J 3 'C 1 n fn 1 4 .4 . 'P x rt . may fs. New Faces, New Places Wi Wi - Q ,. , www This year St. Mary's has been blessed with new looks and fresh ideas. The newest look of all has been the construction of Plaza '85 , donated to St. Mary's by the class of 1985. This renovated site is meant to provide all students with a place to relax and study during their lunch and break. It has become a real source of pride for the entire school community. A number of new teachers also joined our faculty this year and quickly became a part of the St. Mary's family. The students did not hesitate to accept them into our school, mak- ing them feel right at home. Along with new faculty members, came a freshman class that numbered over 200 - one of the largest fresh- man classes ever.' All of the new additions at St. Mary's can only add to the great tradition that has made our school what it is today and will be tomor- row. Q f ' .E 5 LO r 1. Why couldn't they have put in an elevator? 2. A familiar face with a new crowd. 3. A short cut through Plaza 85 , A L ,vi gflis'-. ' 'NE Q fl K W N . C- ,rlv .v Pir- I C! Q P s r Seniors La out he Welcome M Freshman initiation always starts the year off with a hilarious bang, bringing out the tradition and spirit of St. Mary's. The Seniors were limit- ed to only one day of initiation this year, but they made the best of what they had. The main goal of the Class of 86' was not to ostracize the fresh- man, but to make them feel like members of the St. Mary's family. The seniors had a good time making their freshman slaves carry their books or get their lunches. Freshmen had a good experience too, as they got to know their Masters and each other by participating in the antics. All in all, initiation built a strong foundation for begining a new school year. in 1. I swear that senior was this big! 2. A face only a mother would love. 3. The keeper of the Freshman. 4. A afternoon prayer never hurt. 5. Have a paper and a smile. C4 Q -rt' Z ,gmc w.fg4,'g ,lg :fM,wZs4M f 4' 4541, 5 ffm. 14 -, '-. 5 4 J N g 1. A wheelbarrel works better with wheels. '2. Morris Delgado gets a lift by his friends. 3. Jason Jordan takes on a new look for the '80's. 4. Sally Robledo and Rob Blackaby crown Mike Butler as this year's Initiation King.'5. Anada Fm-one's longest day of her life. AH Keeping Traditions Alive ,R ,i E cya -::'fq .:v::s: wa - , ,, - A as 5 5: 3 .x ima, M The name St. Mary's can only mean one thing: Tradition. As time has passed through our halls at S M, traditions have also come and gone The meaning ful ones have however hung on throughout the years Since St Mary s is a Catholic High School, Mass is a very old tradition It reminds the student body of their oneness Spirit comes to life at the assemblies, and classes come together to cheer our school onto victo ry Football has also created many tra ditions in 1t's own rite As long as there is St Mary s, there will always be spirit and tradition 'mia XNMXII . , , 'll -at 'un 1 if 5 L Q! 2 L., A 1. Father Alonso and Father Blaise say Mass on the Feast of Saint Francis. 2. St. Mary's students lea ve Mass rejuvenated 3. Ramone Lire receives Communion from Siste Eileen 4 Gabe Doak and Robert Leon prepare for Mass 8 .M ,f 'W' 114, : , 1 1 9- ' 1 4 I V Y 5 4vQQ4fi J?:i4 'STL g I Friends Wfith New Sp1rit as Acquaintances come and go, but the strong friendships built at St. Mary's last forever. Our school is a small, intimate family, full of spirit and closeness. Freshmen become new members of our family and join in the sharing and caring. Each year friendships are re- newed among classmates, and new acquaintances are made with first year students. Unity among individ- ual classes creates spirit and partici- pation. Everyone works together to achieve this common goalg to bring the St. Mary's spirit to life. q-J ,UVM 1 611 1. Are they twins? lBarbara Castinada, Mar- issa Armolaj 2. Super Seniors.' IMa1-y Gillane, Carlos Rodriguezl 3. Talk about being laid back. fDion Abril, Anita Madal 4. Are those smiles real? 5. Gotcha! lStephanie Addison and Shawn Murphyj f' .n 1. It must have been a long sum- mer.'2. Which is bigger, the foot- ball or his head? I0rlando Orte- ga, Doug Stevans2 3. What are you so happy about - it's only school! fLori Thomas, Melissa Guerraj 4. 'Can't be Monday - must be Friday. 5. Just another exciting day at school. 6. Peanut Gallery.' sims hi-nu g orko uts M xx- 12 1 L f ,Q so M -w WI!! gun C . HUUHI n 2 4.. Win. -X- fb 'f--ns.. ,.- 'NXF . Y we G51- K 1. Steve Williams does some intense reading. 2. You never outgrow coloring ITricia Fimbresl. 3. Barbara Martinez and Sabina Ini- quez take a peak at last year's yearbook. 4. Two heads are better than one ITom Apodava and Robert Morquechoj. 5. Typing is better than writing any time IJobn Kohrsl. X A f Success comes from strength - both physical and mental. And St. Mary 's students are encouraged to build up their minds along with their bodies. Granted, physical workouts help us look good. But, along with toning our physiques, comes the need to tone our minds. When we build our minds, we build our futures. The future awaits us eagerly, and we have begun to shape it. At St. Mary's our opportunities are limitless. A strong mind, complimented by a healthy body, enables us to take full advantage of what we have. St. Mary 's means great tradition in academics as well as athletics. 1. Poetry in motion. fMike Cortwrightj. 2. Knights reaching for the sky!! 3. Keep your eye on the target, IJohn Cruzj. 4. It's better to sit up than to sit down. 5. Don 't look now, but there is a spider on your chest! fMike Richmond, Ric-ki Lopez, Ke- vin Scott, Tim Ryanl. A Knight o Remember Homecoming is the most important event during the fall. The meaning be- hind it is really what makes the evening special. St. Mary's always has a large amount of alumni at football games, but Homecoming brings old friends together for a night of reminiscing. As usual, there was a large crowd in attendance for the game. At half-time, Wendi Gray was crowned Queen, and Michael Richmond was later crowned King during the dance. Homecoming did not have the typical floats and convertibles to escort the can- didates this year. Yet, it still had that spe- cial spirit which created an unique atmo- sphere for the returning alumni. f'5, X4 Q 4 ,mm .X 'Y -W .ae Quill' 'iff Tx Z W 'V t I 1. Homecoming Court: Jerry Camp- bell, Tim Ryan, Rod Medrano, Bar- bara Martinez, Stephanie Addison, Queen: Wendi Gray, King: Mike Richmond, Amy Marshall, Sylvia Aguilar, Carlos Rodriguez. 2. Ah, to be kissed by the Queen.'3. I hope the crown fits! I Wendi Gray, Monica Hernandez, and Jerry Campbellj 4. Queen Wendi Gary with escort Jer- ry Campbell. 14 AMF' 'vw U J-ax .U '51 Bi. 55 M 1. Watch my toes Mike! lMike Richmond, Wendi Grayj 2. Sylvia. Aguilar with escort Mike DeIaCruz. 3. Amy Marshal escorted by Rod Medrano, King nominee. 4. Barbara Martinez and escort, Ray Erran. 5. Jim Es- sert escorting candid ate, Stephanie Addison. E . 1 I Y . I s 2 2 E. g s r Y F I ? s Q i Q E E Q E f E Y E Q 9 ,tale 99, xagh, X . infi- r -f 'QW 'M' l ' J' 1 Qs. v X E X. X X L X r XX. M Y .X 'QS il E SX L B X gm F5 gk XXXQXX,-XX..XX. ,X.XX.,XXXX.X.,.XX - Q X X X MQ feng li -1' WXN , X XXX XXX XX 'f W' XX if X X SN! S N A S XX S .Nw XX...- .. f I L X X- S Q- Q . , wmv 1 'ffm x .w 'Si f 4, H Q X, E PM + is-1 wil 11.31 Tin -X, QV 4 M. M., -SX J'..4i:fji,.. A' 9 , .W ,X A XY '.?ff'?- 'ifff MV, ,r..W..wj .ar N X Never A No mal D 3' 9' B! F .R , 5 ' K Ka, 1. Joe Cool tells it all. fRod Me- drano, Amy Marshallj 2. My mom used to do my hair like this. Ilolm McDonald, Jill Clancy, Wendi Grayl 3. My jaw ls stuck. ' ILinette Flaniganj 4. The model cheer- leader. lRay Erranj 5. We promise the tree l1asn't moved yet. 6. Itk a bird. No, itls a plane. No, it's a ball. '?u,,... 4-Q., Q -. Emu. 1 f ,1- 1' .W t S si N- -pi X fx. ' 'SYQR if F S 1 - Aw 'id Every Day Is An Awesome Day 0' R1 la 3 ft. 1. What I need is longer arms now. lTodd Watkinsl 2. The students here come in many different forms and shapes! fCarIos Rodri- guez, Mary Galane23. Hey, you 're messing up our picture.' fCindy Chacon, Frances Ruiz, Damien Castillol 4. We forgot which way our lockers are! IBiIly McGinnis, Won Whitej 5. All together now: 1, 2, 3,- clap! clap.' clap! fAr- mando Figueroa, Shawn Murphy, Mike Richmond, Ricky Lopezl , I 2,-Q ex I 1. There's no hope for these Siamese twins! fEd Moll, Tim Ryanl 2. Be careful, his cheeks could explode. IFrank Saenzj 3. I 'm telling you Mike, the wall will fall! fMike Rich- mond, Kevin Scottj 4. What a trend setter.' IPs ul Wetzell 5. We 're saving our energy for the Spirit Stick .' lRoy Nunez, Tim McDowell, Maury Williamsonj A V ,ju 0? ik , ' : I f Q ,,.. Mk... i S ur Spirit s S oof op High I Xudv' 1. Senior Life! lMarshaIl Pimentall. 2. What, it hurts right there? fRoy Nunez, Cindy Es- sertj 3. Give him a chance, he'Il get the bar up. fMike Nyodj 4. New dance moves of the 80's. fManueI Perezl 5. How much closer can friends get? I Yvonne Sevilla, Lisa Araujoj 6. You mean today is Thursday? IMichaeI Rich- mond, Kevin Scott, Reggie McGiID 22 4 . . uunaculus '.'.' Dossquauuenf . v'N KM .X K ...K Q .rug 1 so 1. Help.' We're being held hostage in the of- fice. 2. Give me my toys back! IDevin Willis, Trapper Kelley, Paul Andradejll. Ilmowyou love school, but sleeping over night! 4. But Horace, I don 't need stitches for that tiny cut! fHorace Pieri, Tom Apadacaj 5. Now it takes skill and experience to do this. Ilason Rosel 6. 31.98 Beauty Contest. fSenior Boys! 23 Q -4 1 sg' 1 . , I -x 3 ... '- Jef. I- X. 5, ..' if K B . Q 3 Q J 5 1Y'. 3' tai l 35 x. MN I .V ix. Q k E? A 4 . In A 1 i , 1. Of course we took notes during class. Hsawrence Cha vez, Mary Guillane, Sally Robledoj 2. They just call me slick! IRaul Gastorl 3. Look, I got my outfit at St. Marys' 4. Now.' Now.' Tberels no cutting in line. 5. Haven 't I seen you around school before? 24 Su '.t'5.A 'B 4' l 55 S aiixfki 'fferent amen ts Are Special K. , . ,ev X . so -is? vjg. .guise 5 e i if iv. N X M e I K K H1 P css. Q-sf-1 Q- K f , X - k 1 ii IQZS KN! A 1 L..?' if N5 Q-.0-J Q 3 54 H QQ . ' Q fTu Y'- 1 WI: U :S-l -Q A waht it if ' Y Q1 vyyy ' Ji g W rv, a .e . L. Q .. W ' It S ...,,: 4 My., 5 X NH 1 at 1. S.M. fans hyped up for another victory. 2. Okay Carlos, your two minute speech was over three hours ago. 3. The Four Tops together again. IMike Diaz, Mike Richmond, Brent Byerly, Carlos Rodri- guezl 4. You mean to tell me I have homework! 5. So, can you tell me what class I'm in? 25 ,Lt 5 K S- - ,X- ia K . X . Q kg ljukixk 5 t 'L 3?x . we 8 R Q - W, .. 4 ,. ,,. 1- . 4 l. Now why csn't I cheer like that without falling down.' IGary Blevinsj 2. Look Mom, I'm somewhere in this picture! 3. But you don 't like me, you're only using me for my umbrella. 4. Exams are finally over!! IDoug Stevens, Won Whitel 5. The courtyard row- dies! 6. There 's nothing like relaxing in the SUD. 26 The Days 0 Our Lives 4 44-.K C 1-K- 7 t, ,,,.,.M, J 14 1. Don't distrub me while I'm working. '2. I want to be a real Knight, so I'll take one for each hand. fSteven Berryl 3. We love taking our daily walks. fMike Dominguez, Kyle Pentiko wski 14. Waiting for a ride is the pits!! 5. These uniforms are in style. lSylvin Agui- lar, Cindy Catrillo, Cathy Tiffanyj 27 Never A Dull inute i xi. . x KS 1. Why me? fRob Blackabyl 2. Take the picture before I drop her. 3. Awh you snapped it. fJnrkie Losadal 4. Standing back with ease. fCathy Tiffany, Kevin Scottj 5. Too Cool group. 6. Conch, close your mouth for the picture! fShnwn Murphy, Conch Anderson, Rod Mcdranol ' 1 -mf ' ' 1 L .Y Q ,I Q-L 5. 6 I' K Qu F.: 1. Smile you're on candid camera! 2. Only another 35 min. to go. 3. Precious bunch.' 4. Use me as a field goal post. IJeff Marshallj 5. This is bet- ter than my bed.' 6. What is this, copy cats and follow the leader! Lost In Love Prom is a word that has a special meaning of its own. To most, it is a night that will always live in one's memory: the most special night of the year. It is a time for looking sensation- al and living it up. Everyone is dressed to the hilt with somewhere incredibly special to go. For one night the world is your dance floor: every song is your song. The 1986 Prom, held at the Granada Royale, was appropriately given the theme Lost In Love. The banquet room was beautifully decorated in red and white. Couples crowded the dance floor throughout the evening, while others lingered in the courtyard to have their pictures taken. Everyone seemed to be Lost in Love. A very pretty Stephanie Addison was crowned Prom Queen, and coinciden- tally, her escort Shawn Murphy won the title of Prom King. For Seniors, it was a time for end- ings and wonderful beginnings. But to everyone, it was a night that will en- dure in memories forever. -Lisa Ruiz 1. The Prom King and Queen: Shawn Murphy and Stephanie Addison. 2. Yes, we know we look sharp. fKevin Scott and Maury WilliamsonJ 3. Time out from the dance floor. I Morris Delgado and escortl l. if 4 3' av in 5 3 4 dv,- E .. ,,m. L gf I 'Nl 1 is 159 4.1 ,, an if 1 1. This table has been try- ing to fly all night long. fReyes Medrnno, Elisa Cordovnj. 2. Aren't they made for each other? lChris Ortiz and escortj 3. We look good from any view. ITrnpper Kelly and escort! 5. Sure, we are ha v- ing a great time. fMelinda McCarthy and John Chn- gollaj 6. Swaying to the music. I Bridget Armstrong and escortJ on oring ur Best I X. x 3 N 1. Brent Byerly is selected for the St. MBLVKS General Excellence Award. 2. Salutatorian, David Losada and Valcdictorian, Michael De La Cruz. 3. Gabe Doak proudly receives the St. Mary's Spanish Award. 4. The Fr. Cletus Business Award is pre- sented to .Svlvia Aguilar. 5. Michael Cortright receives the USA T0- DA Y's recognition award for Out- standing Football Punter. 6. Sr. Ei- leen awards Shawn Murphy as St. Mar,y s Outstanding Athlete. lm an dles nd oses: Ma ra di ti on .- C ki! K Q . . r X wg c g Q 4 a c F nfs . 5 k?,x. .mc f X. X.. A S 1 N. Ns 2 av Q - s ' 1. N i-5 'ii - T' K- 'If K 'Wil' 'I E Q a.. E W as X gg.: A gi f ef? I 5 .L an .2 a c 3 - .krkh ff . N fs , .x3..fgg The Candle Rose Ceremony has been a tradition for many years at St. Mary's. What it represents is the exchanging of class officers and an expression of thanks for their participation in the Student Council throughout the year. The candle, which is exchanged during the ceremony, symbolizes the responsibility of the incoming officers. The rose, which is also part of the exchanging process, represents the service they have given to the school. - Yolanda Gutierrez 4 1. Incoming officers present roses of thanks to outgoing members. 2. The spirit of St. Mary's is passed on through the candle presentation. 3. Mr. Hermann swears in President Mark Wetzel and members of next year's Council. 4. Incom- ing officers are presented with candles to remind them of their responsibility to the spirit of S.M. 5. Ms. Phifer in- troduces the Candle Rose Ceremony to the Student Body. 6. Mr. Hermann con- gratulates new members of the Student Council. A Start 0 A New Beginning fb . . .il 1 1 6 X1 1. Bishop 0'Brien and Mr. Hermann set the com- mencement in motion. 2. The spirit ot'St. Mary's shines brightly on the Graduation Class of '86. 3. Having some mixed emotions. 4. Ron Mayer caught up in the spirit of graduation. 5. Do you realize it all lasted only 37 minutes? 6. Time out for some parting shots. 7. Ready? Set? Let's go! xfl .. it .C Bs.. 1. Parting 'smiles and tears from the Gradu- ates of '86, 2. Three mighty proud gradu- ates. fKen Garcia, Dan Chagolla and Steve Lo- pez! 3. Some final bless- ings and congratula- tions. 4. Sharing a few moments of graduation bliss! 5. Whew! We made it through it all. 1 I Knight And Lady Of The Year E5 L David Losada Marissa Armola T 429 0 R G A N I Z A T I 0 N S 415 Qu Student Council is the backbone for the student body. The 1985- 1986 Student Council's primary goal was to promote more school spirit and bring back tradition. This was a difficult goal to achieve, but the rewards of suc- cess were many. The Student Council was fortunate to have the support of their peers, which made the year a smooth one. - Jill Clancy Student ounc1l ,.,,.,,,,...-few? 1. The Council at work. flill Clancy, Anth- ony Munoz, Bernadette Trujillo! 2. Ex- ecutive Board standing: Anthony Munoz, Ms. Pbifer. Sitting: Rod Medrano, David Losada, Jill Clancy, Bernadette Trujillo. 4. Rod Medrano, Vice President. H ' . ' The Senate is unlike any other club at St. Mary's. Each year teachers pick twelve new members to join the existing twelve, to make up twenty-four elite members. A Senatorls duty is to hand out summons to people committing an offense against ground laws. Someone receiving a summons must ap- pear in court: the guilty must pay a fine of 81.00. This year's moderator was Mr. Sanford who was backed by: President Tom Apodaca, President-Eleet John Longo, and Treasurer Mike De La Cruz. 1. Moderator Mr. Sanford. 2. Bottom: Carina Barriga, Lau- rie Hernandez, Karen Seiser, Tricia Fimbres, Theresa Kennedy, Digna Martinez, Inez Nevnrez. Middle: Mark Wetzel, Rod Medrano, Mike LeLaCruz, Chris Tovar, Chris LaScala, David LoSada, Jessie Valencia. Top: Tom Apo- daca, Kevin Scott, Mike Leal, Chris Eyrlch, Scott Endres. 3. President Tom Apodaca and Moderator Mr. Sanford. 39 outh or Life z' 5 The main purpose of the Youth for Life club is to promote life. The group does this in a variety of ways: for example, by picketing clinics or by showing how fun life can be through exciting activities. The group is made up ofa num- ber of dedicated students, who are under the direction of some tal- ented Junior officers. The moder- ator, Mr. Kelly, is the most dedi- cated of all because he inspires the rest of the group with his great spirit and creative ideas. Qo- 1. Moderators: Mr. Kelly and Mr. Kennel- ly. 2. Standing: Steve Williams, Gary Ble- vins, Derryll Harris, Dan Musselman, Carol Fiese, Mr. Kennely, Lisa Montoya. Sitting: Jaime Ferniza, Mr. Kelly. 3. Ea- ger to give ideas fBobby Galvan, Derryll Harris, Dan Musselmanj 4. Officers: Jaime Ferniza, Derryll Harris, Carol Fiese, Mr. Kennelly, Mr. Kelly. Ke Club .Z,'Zf in-T. 3.3-Tamrac.: -:ifl IS' 'Q .':,g. , slain 0 a'5 -'xl 5 fn 'GP was-r V' 'K Bottom Row: Lydia Cota, Steve Castillo, Sal Martinez, Pat Dewell, Carlos Montoya, Jason Rose, Keith Gallager, Robert Bartylla, Ray Hernandez. Middle Row: Maria Barrios, Vincent, Garcia, Lucie Rojas, Anna Magos, Jessie Valencia, Corina Barriga, Yvonne Sevilla, Sylvia Aguilar, Katie Calderon, Anthony Munoz, Stacy Palmer, Rose Ramirez. Maria Laughner, Irene Barry, David Losada, Jessica Calderon. Top Row: Lisa Araujo, Felicia Jack, Tammy Hooper, Sabina Inriquez, Yolanda Gutierrez, Alicia Fahrendorf John Cowen, Judy Torrez, Mark Arch uleta, Cynthia Miranda, Jennifer Castle, Karen Seiser, Lisa Rustenburg, Won White, Mrs. Rath well, Barbara Casteneda, Marrissa Armola. -,,, Key Club is a great way to en- gage in a satisfying program of school and community service. Social activities such as touring handicapped children around at the State Fair, ushering at the Fi- esta Bowl Parade, planning and NZ giving a Christmas party for un- derpriveledged kids and many other activities make it possible to enjoy yourself and make plenty of new friends. -1 A ...A-Euan 1. Key Club members at the State Fair. 3. Giving a helping hand I Veronica Zubia, Jason Rosel. 5 - ,S ,Zh-39 National onor Society Through the years the National Honor Society has continued to uphold its basic standards of scholarship, leadership, charac- ter and service. This year was no exceptiong it proved to be a pro- ductive and satisfying one. The active participation of our mem- bers helped the club improve its non-ending growth. 1. NHS members meet. 2. Bottom: Laurie Hernandez, Renae Balagat, Jessie Valen- cia, Jennifer Castle. Middle: Todd Wat- kins, Cindy Carrillo, Mrs. Fessler, Car- men Arambula, Leon Thompson. Top: Anthony Munoz, Mike Leal, David Lo- sada, Rod Medrano, Scott Endres. 3. NHS Easter Hunt. HWS' ...41 . Q.. ...sxgw ..., ,...., .. . ,.a.ak..NN,g -Q-. -..mar .....,,,.. . ,,,.,..mv J.. if 4 . 9 . .. 42 . ,- 4 .E-S f 3 Q .x 'A Q. '82, J -1 Q N ' xo 1 Y . as at vu . X gh.: .. X - K,-.-.Ml t xi'--K 1 it A ,ab A in . fiv5, P:-f . A af fmshl-I - . x 'ef 2' 'f . 2 ff' 51 , ' , '?'sff-' The Drama Club is known for acting, theatre arts, and plays - but it is more than that. It is a group of studen ts coming together to learn how to make an audience feel like they do on stage. 1. Reading the scripts. Ula ul Espinoza and Lisa Montoyaj 2. Members standing: Irene Williamson, Felicia Jack, Jodie Owens, Jennifer VanLoun, Michelle Davis, Raul Espinoza, Cindy Orozco. Sitting: Lisa Montoya, Moderator Ms. Simpson. 3. Dis- cussing performances. Ilrene Williams, Nithia Cota, Lisa Montoyaj H 41 .- ' f , 2. Coach Farrell -- Head Coach, Offensive Cordina- tor. 3. Coach Vales - Assis- tant, Defensive Cardina- tor. ,gi V: 'f'F TL 'J' W.:-N Row 1: Morris Delgado, Ricky Lopez, Michael Richmond, Mike Laguna, Daniel Hernandez, Robert Morquecho, Reggie McGill, Kevin Scott, Erin Easter, Chauncey Ray. Row 2: Ben Martinez, Carlos Rodriguez, Gary Benites, Derryll Harris, Ar mondo Figueroa, John Longo, Mark Archuleta, Noe Vallejo, Chris Eyrich, Mike Lopez, Sylvester Maybry. Row 3: Jason Jordan, Coach Farrell. If I 'm Dreaming, Don 't Wake Me - Mike Diaz A prominent valley prep football coach was quoted early in September as saying, We're going to ha ve to progress quickly to get close to the state game. That Coach Far- rell, he sure is a sly one isn 't he? Just how quickly did we progress? Quick enough to continue a 23 game winning streak, allow 7 points a game, and win a second consecutive championship. How's that for quick progress? No one would have believed, had it even been suggested in September that we might go undefeated - much less win a second consecutive championship. That certainly wasn't our thinking in mid-July as we gathered at Monterey. Can you imagine? Mid-July at Monterey! 'Sounds exotic like there should be a beach some where. What we did have at Monterey was a bunch of spirited, determined and dedi- cated athletes. Athletes who turned that spirit, determination and dedication into one of the most remarkable football sea- sons imaginable. N X- I I ' a ' 1 . J , a Q A - K rg I' 'E . 1 , ,Q VSV: iw .iw gy 9 .x f 5 -: 9'-'f . Q Coach Sector, Dan M usselman, John Henry Oachoa, John Kohrs, Tim Ryan, Ed Moll, Mike Cortright, Rusty Bruce, Coach Vales, Coach Welcher, Horace Pieri, Joe Dora. Row 4: Jerry Rojas, Pancho Barratta, Paul Giatan, Anthony Rojas, Shawn Murphy, Mike Daiz, Tom A podaca, Mike Halverson, John Martinson, John M usselman, Brent Byerly. Some said we were overachievers or played over our heads . We really were the essence of the St. Mary's tradition. We were destined to become champions. We knew in our hearts we were winners when many around us had their doubts. It's been a long' season - almost half a year. I'll miss Monterey without a beach, the daily search for a park to practice, the trip and-a- half to our home field, the old rickety new bus, secret pals, gold pants and state cham- pionships. Thanks for the memories. If I'm dreaming, please don 't ever wake me. 1. Coach Welcher - Assis- tant, Receivers and Defen- sive Backs. 2. Coach Sector - Assistant, Linemen. 5. 'f'l A 5-'S 'BPH Avg, ff JB! 7 1.17 I 3. Q i . xr a, x T .1 if I I ' , X551 gggiiflg F0 'f Qtf' W 3 . uk. . 44 wx, N- - , ' 4, 1 4 mk- VQ f ,W x Q xy' 5 E-:X IHS I , . 1 ,Q 1 I I J . I Mvfmd I ' T 1 - ' 'A' if sms sn. if E, 1. Cool cats cruising to the assembly. IChauncey Ray, Mike Lopez, and Ke- vin Scottl .2. Knights walking with Pride. 3. Stopped on fourth down! IKe- vin Scott, Mike Diaz, and Chauncey Raylfl. Hard work pays off fTom Apo- daca, Coach Vales, Anthony Rojas, and Shawn Murphyj 5. Ed Moll, Fighting for a few extra yards. 6. St. Mary's Knights on the loose. Back I1 State Agamf' mf -.5 3 x.. 1 1 Showing who we are fRobert Morquecho and Gary Blevmsj Runnmg for the victory Uieggze MCGIID 'I Getting' jacked lFrnnk Barattnl 4 One happy man IConch Farrell! 'S Kmght to Kmgbt ITom Apodnrnlb Mike Cartwright kicking Ins wav to n nntlonnl record Q . . . U U I gg! x Q kv X if t XA L ' x g 4 4 , ' W E e t 9 I .kxz . fl Q E ' K .- 1 . kv, L XX 5 f y f 'XS 23 , 3 K . 1 , X 545 ,,.x':t L M 4 A T- 4 A . ' ' Y! ..... . 5 x 'f 1 5 5 A .- xiii-P . QAQQ5 1 B6 ff ME sd , if W Q gw-- ,X 58 ff , 24 I f A Sf, 34- 4 V, .,-umpw. .-,.. ' u 'S The 1985 J. V. Football Team finished the season with a respectful 5-2-1 record. The season started out on an uphill swing with 3 consecutive victories over Shadow Mountain, Camelback, and rival Brophy. The next game against Horizon ended in a 6-6 tie. The remainder of the season was similar to a roller coaster ride as the young Knights defeated Apollo, then losing their first game to a powerful Deer Valley team. The team quickly regrouped and defeated Greenway only to finish out the season with a loss to Moon Valley in a make up game. Outstanding J. V. players vot- ed by their teammates were: Sylvester Mabry, M. V.P.g Jerry Rojas, Best Linemang Tony Chirumbolo, Most Improved and Doug Stevens, Most Dedi- cated. - Coach Denogean J. V1 Football limi Bottom Row: Brian Prebil, Gabe Castillo, Anthony Perez, Gabino Prieto, Orlando Ortega. 2nd Row: Jim Salazar, Mark Beasley, Mike Mariger, Brian Osborn, Thadius Haas, Steven Petrey, Martin Gandarilla. 3rd Row: Hunter Ladigo, Paul Hampson, John Cruz, Tony Chrumbalo, Frank Otoa, Danny Contreras, Angle Lopez, Sylvester Mabry. 4th Row: Coach Anderson, Doug Stevens, Daniel Abrams, Felix Guy, Jerry Rojas, John Addison, Steven Castillo, Ronnie Guerra, Coach Rideau. 5th Row: Coach Czepowski, A.J. Voita, Kenny Young, Nikos Lambesis, Fred Miller, Mark Lopez, Willaim Aguilar, Coach Denogean. 1. First things first. 1 Coach Anderson, A.J. Voitaj 3. First down and more. 4. Lady, Queen of Victory . . . Pray for Us. '5. Goin' for the field goal. IBrian Prebil, Fred Millerj 5 W The St. Mary's Freshman Football Team again went 9-0, making the winning streak to 56. Their first game was against Shadow Mountain whom they beat 33-6. The next game was a battle against rival Brophy Prep. With an interception and three touch downs by Seth Carr By the next week they were ready to play ball, they beat Horizon 32-0, Apollo 53-0, and Deer Valley 26-0. Thunderbird was the last and probably the toughest game. They managed to hold them off in the fourth quarter, winning 37-30. 0ver- all the season was great, and the team kept the winning tradition of St. Maryk. Their point average was 30.0 and point allowed was only 9.4 t.d. a game. they slid by and won 21-14. The following week they won 23-14 against Moon Valley. It proved to ba a tough contest, but in the second half they came through. ro h oo tball Ist. row: Rob Blackaby, Jeff Killeen, Sam Tiffany, Mark Delgado, Ed Smith, Mike Butler, Ralph Nunez. 2nd row: Neque Nunez, Steve Neal, Arthur Anos, Dave Ewan, Matt Zubia, Albert Bazurto, Bobby Butler, Ralph Nuanez. 31-d row: Mark Pieri, Tom Hernandez, Roy Rojas, Javier Lopez, Jerry Chavez, John MacDonald, Mario Munoz, Fabian Mendoza, Jeff Arricale, Rickie Espindola. 4th row: Coach Billy Kennedy, Alex Calderon, Chris Kissel, Alex Contreras, Mike Simon, Coach Fisher. 5th row: Coach Ahern, Nickie, Albert Arun, David Clark, Sha wn Pabe, Bobby Musselman, Ruben Samora, Seth Carr, Nichar Gonis, Coach Nuazen. 1. The feriocious D , 3. Scrambling Seth fSeth Carri 4. Half time Pep Talk. fCoach Ahern. Coach Fisherl 5. Heads up, here I come! IBobby M ussle- manj l, . if 5 H LW 1 Q, 4 wg, 3' fi ,, 225' .-,x 1 W Q eww, A fJ ,gbqq 5-lup, L:2 7W7'e A Wu X 2 s K . 01-.Q ge , X , fff'-' ' 'mu ,W WW .wswf N -2-I ' ..-autauoina A 5' KH. , MJ? g,2C f', ff .n'1 'yr ikfic E 'A 'V .5 'Q l 1, at L 31. 9 E A xii, .V 1 Q xi K: Jak.. .. -,, J, Q5 -I f :Q 53 TK 4' fl Q N f, . s f A Q ily Q5 -39' I g 3 ' ' V ,. i Q ' f .NF J syol I X Niles M ' L V? 1 ,2- 34 1 ,J i KV, J ki X f . 1 K J W? 4 u 5 X f . ' ' KPQITJH W? . 2'Xl.f Q 3525 N ' z , x 'S . K yf ,, Y' A496 4' . ,Q . xff fl, S 'f ' N, . , . , 4 f X .Q 3 if, bf-1 Q :K as t, ll? i S. f , X x ,J-,, if i X gf' HECK XX ,. ' M r Cf v ' f xx I 4 B15 U Q-LL, M S Q,- L5 ' 'i ' V 13,2 ., .gyul K js.. K.: JJ, Q ' sa Q if I 5-1 my A ' 1 5 2... 5 is ffg is g J. V. Basketball 1. Seth Carr puts a jump-shot up at the buzzard. 2. Out of reach. fBobby Bar- atta23. No place but up. IFrankie Pan- tojal 5. Coach Why lays it on the line. 6. The heat is on.'.'.' ISeth Carrl Top: Sal Navarro. Fred Miller, Michael Noyd, Coach Why, Bobby Baratta. Matt Houl, Michael Wfarren. Bottom: Sam Tiffany, Frankie Pantoja, Seth Carr, Won White, Sylvester Mabry, Richie Espindola. 1'6 This year's Freshman Basket- ball team was full of spirit, disci- pline and many triumphs. They ended their successful season with a hard earned 13-3. Major victories came over: Horizon, Greenway, Moon Valley, and ri- val Brophy Prep I43-381. The team could not have been as successful as it was without the coaching expertise of Coach Den- ogean. Congratulations coach D and good luck in the near-coach- ing future. hman Basketball if f 'fi 1 Top: Shawn Papke Mgr., Oscar McCra y, Richard Contreras, Reuben Samara, Bob Mussclman, Paul Wetzel, Mark Strickling, Coach Denogean. Bottom: Bob Brown, Chris K issel, Mark Delgado, Steve Neal, Jeff Arricale, Luc Bianchi, Bob Bivin, Gavin Grant 1. Everyone needs someone to lean on. IRL-uben SamoraJ2. The battle for the ball. W 4. Coach Denogean watching chalkboard success. 5. Moving into position. U.-RI Steve Neal, Reuben Samora, Richard Con- trerasl YV Y 59 , N irls 1st Row: Jeanell Fitzpatrick, Karen Sieser, Traci Easter, Lorrie Hernandez, Roni Fierro. 2nd Row: Coach Denogean, Denise McCoy, Maria Laghner, AnnMarie Ramirez, Cynthia Miranda, Jeanine Lavin. This year's Varsity team was the youngest within the past 3 years'. The squad was composed mainly of Juniors and Sophomores. Leading the team were Captains Lorrie Hernandez and Jeanine Lavin. Al- though the team did not win many games, their success was measured by their determination and hustle. The highlight of the season was a victory in play against Central High School. Coach Denogean praised his players for their hard work and determination. With the whole squad returning next year and with alot of hard work during the off season, the Lady Knights should have more success in the future. Q--'IIC ,. .. -44 '-1 M S L an 1 - lmfvnu r IIWSMPS QL O Tl :Qu N xml I gif -fb .Ag M. Q.. V , Yb- , r ,-A .M Q . Q QL . 5 'B r ii ,,,, I r . Q lx S 4. l - . ii. 5 - . xg ,L l .-k'. i j 1 I Q, , J if XSUJ. K . N . bv A 5 . Q . .. ,W --- 1 aske tball '7 1 .:....u-5 , 1 - , Xu E ...Q- JU 23 S 6 1. Prayer before the game. 2. Up and in. lJcanine Lnvinl 3. Who do I throw it to? fKaren Seiserl 4. Poetry in motion. 5. Who has the ball? 6. Blocked by half an inch. fDenise McCoyI This year was a good one for the Junior Varsity Basketball team. The season was not as victorious as the team would have wanted, but the victories that were gained meant just as much as an unde- feated record. The players grew as a team, as individuals, and re- ceived some valuable experiences which will be helpful for their future participation in sports. Most importantly, they ga ve their all and continued with the never look down, spirit of St. Mary's. J V Basketball St. Qwtfkx Bottom: Jeanell Fitzpatrick, Renae Balagat, Kathy Soto, Dina Arenivas. Top: Paula Dora, Cindy Wirtz, Cynthia Miranda, Frances Ruiz, Coach Zenauskas. 1. A reach in despera- tion. 2. Coach Zenaus- kas giving a time out talk. 4. Power For- ward U-Zenae Balagatl 5. Aiming in on the tar- get. 6. A pass into the clearing. IDenise Mc- Coy? .-...KP re hman aske tball 3 Bottom: Melissa Frame, Jenny George, Yvette Avila, Mary Garcia. Top: Theresa Haas, Crystal Harris, Stacy Konomos, Alicia Fahrendorf, Tricia Tillford, Coach Dora. 1. Over or around? fCrystal Harris! 2. Loose ball fJenny George and Crystal Harrisj 4. Stretching beyond the limits. 5. Coach Dora giving a word ot' advice. 6. 0b- serving the situation. Uenny George! 'I - J 4 Y Vars 't Volleyball The 1985 Volleyball team did not have a successful season in the win and loss column. The sea- son ended with the team winning one matchg they defeated North High in an invitational tourna- ment. Even though the team con- tinuously lost, they remained close and competitive. Senior players have gone through four losing seasons in Volleyball alone, and to continue to compete year after year is a victory in it- self. When looking at the 1985 season, individual performance should be acknowledged and not the overall record of the team. 1. View to a kill.'ITheresa Kcnnedyi. 3. An open-mouth. over the-head, save! fTricia Fimbrcsj. 4. Waiting patiently! fJeanine Lavinj 1 -J The 1985 Varsity Volleyball team: Itopj, Lorraine Hernandez, Theresa Kennedy. Wendi Gray, Jeanine Lavin, Michelle Farinas. Ibottoml, Cindy Chacon, Roni Ficrro, Tricia Fimbres, Tracey Easter, Karen Seiser, Barbie Rosas. o-13 1 .VI ole hal 'Q x S. ' '4 I fbi, . 'Q Q Nt if f X , 5 f n 4 lst Row: Adima Arenivas, Cathy Hatovnian, Cyndi Chacon, Anita Saldate, Gloria Sal- gado. 2nd Row: Coach - Carol Villaverde, Becky Cruz, Francis Ruiz, Maria Laughner, Denise McCo,y', Irene Berry, Tina Adan, Katherine Soto. Although the 1985 J. V. Volley- ball team did not lead the league, it was number one in spirit and sportsmanship. The team was very close and worked well to- gether. The season ended with one vic- tory and many memories for the players. They were provided with numerous experiences, which will be helpful in preparing them for Varsity competition. The J. V. team was coached by St. Mary's graduate Carol Villa- verde and assisted by Coach Zen- auskas. The team was very young, consisting mainly of Sophomores and Juniors. Hopefully, their spirit and de- termination will carry on through next year and produce a successful volleyball season. 1. No, the ball may not hit the floor! fCarol Villaverde, Cathy Hatounianl 2. Gloria Salgado serves an Ace! 2. You can let go now! IKathy Soto, Cathy Hatounianj 4. I hope it goes over! si 1 X ,Z 9 9 7 i 0 M Q X f .fu ' FA 3 .wa A 1. 'Il-A . f f g 7 f x ' WN' 1-'UA V gl m A v J' ' 1 'Q k ' if' D RFQ, V a k ev z mmmnndl I '1Y3 l l ar r 4 . pm- ' n 1, t ,aa '-s, . -a-ltr' 1 I 2 3 This year's tennis team worked very hard at their games, and at the same time really had fun showing off what good sports- manship and spirit are all about. Coach Johansen put a good deal of his time and energy into the team and demonstrated alot of pa- tience, especially with new mem- bers. He made them realize it is not who wins or loses, but it is what you put into the game. This year's tennis team consist- ed of three seniors, five juniors, and two freshmen. A special thanks to Coach Johansen for all his effort, encouragement, and help. -Sabina Iniguez ai Y Tennis +V if t. Am, K n 3 ,ke -9- I... FU'!1 0 - 'N ' f F ,r' 4 , A A 1 wa 7232, , QQ? ff ao' 1700 d ,M A Top Row: Cindy Orozco, Audra Deason, Margarita Carbajal, Michele Farinas, Josie Murillo. Middle Row: Delores Ruiz, Melinda McCarty. Bottom Row: Sabina Iniguez, Sylvia Aguilar, Celinda Trujillo, Rolanda Gutierrez. ,ami 1. Look, I can play without useing a tennis ball.' lMichele FarinasJ2. Okay, who was the wise guy who glued the ball to my tennis racket? fSabina Ini- guezl 3. Playing tennis is like playing golf. I Yolanda Gutier- rezj 5. Nor rain, nor sleet, or snow can stop us now.' lSylvia Aguilar, Melinda McCartyj 6. Xfsssf ...i . VQJWIJUI' Pl? . X 9 ' B. 1: ' f 'Q ' 1 ? '??f Oh no, 1t's a baseball! fMargar- ..-- - N-5.5 , , , I , , , a - :ta Carbajall 7. Stand back f , ' ' everybody, I got it! IJosie N515 .S iv --. 9153,-,ggga UI'l 0 X ' 2--SEQ: W-Qs: P. Y. F .NM . ...,,. r .....,, . t ,MA .,,, xii i aff 1. A save to save the game. fJason Rosel 2. Pre-season conditioning. IBrian Os- born, Chris Tiffany, Coach Silvaj 3. Coach Silva gives coaching advice to the team. 5. Coach Rochford talks over a play with Steve Stramandonoli. 6. Brian Osborn downs a Moon Valley Rocket. Socce 2 S I' 4. Bottom row: Chris Tiffany, Tommy Martinez, Bryan Osborn, Louis Schwall, Jason Rose, Randy' Espinola, Patrick Celaya, Jesse Flores. Top row: Shane Gearty, Steve Stramandonoli, Danny Hernan- dez. Mike Cartwright, David Ewan, Hunter Ladigo, Mike Spicoly, Gabe Doak, Dick Rockford. r The St. Mary's soccer team, in it only its second year of existence, showed signs of what St. Mary's athletics is all about. The Knights, under Coach Dick Rochford and assistant, Ruben Silva, had their best season ever. They ended the season on a winning note by beat- ing Washington 3-0. The team showed that St. Mary's can win in soccer as they opened their season with a 5-3 overtime victory over Carl Hay- den. This year's team was led by senior captains Gabe Doak, Mike Cortwright and Dan Hernandez. The Knights also had strong play from Manuel Cota, P.J. Celaya, Jesse Flores, and Jason Rose. ,..,. N ,Nam 4,321 aozw-'N S . A 4 ' I 7 SN be-if --me 'am f .I- The St. Mary's Golf team which was reactivated this year was a young, but dedicated team. The team was comprised of Senior Capt. Steve Berry, Sophomores: Bill 0'Brien and Pat Dewell, Freshman: Richard Van Gilse, Steve Beltran, Steve Hansen, Mike Riha, Bobby Brown, Mark Strickling, and Shane Gearty. The team coached by Bill Yearnd had a fair season for a first year team and bettered itself greatly in the divisionals by fin- ishing 9th. ol 2' , 'Z 5. Bottom Row: Steve Beltram, Bill 0'Brien, Richard VanGlise, Steven Berry, Shane Gearty. Top Row: Coach Why, Mark Strickling, Robert Bartylla, Steve Hansen, Bobby Brown, Mike Riha. 1. Wherek the ball? fMark Stricklingj 2. You have to put your fingers this way. fCoach Why and Steven Berryj 3. Making sure the ball stays put. 4. A new technique for goli IRichard VanGilsel 6. Full iff' -N Power IMike Bihaj 7, i ff 1 1 l..- f 'I 4 f z A f Varsity . . Y ,C-nm., I v,N,.. X, .,. 1st Row: Derek Pieri, Scott Endres, Gary Benites, Chris Eyrich, Felipe Zubia, Reyes Medrano, Mark Berumen, Robby Olivas. 2nd Row: Manager Shawn Papke, Drew Pieri, Mike Diaz, Chris La Scala, Rusty Bruce, Gabe Doak, Pancho Baratta, Coach Ahern The 1986 Varsity Baseball Team 's armor shined early in the season by winning their first four games. Leading the Knights to the victories were seniors Mike Diaz, Gabe Doak, and Drew Pieri. With the team only producing three seniors, Coach Ahern had to start a young and somewhat inexperi- enced ball club. The inexperience may have hit the Knights early in league play when the victory smiles became losing frowns. With too many losses and not enough victories, the Knights fell a little short of some of their goals. When Coach Ahern and Coach Clayton return next year with an older and much more powerful lineup they hope to ful- fill all ot' their goals. The two coaches, the fans, as well as the players feel that the '87 campaign is the year for being State Cham- pionship Bound. If all nine start- ers can return healthy next year, and a few J. V. players get right into the program, they should be able to reach their fame game. - Robert Olivas S-...ae ,,,. .. W., aseball v M X pix L S' ,W -0- ew -x K .. .. c 8 B' 1-Q 1.1- A V A e sbp l 1. A vnvk. RSdX,aLYw.zL KW , . 1. He:-els a shot! IMike Diazl 2. Is be safe or out? IFrank BarattaI3. Did you catch the ball? I Gabe Doakl 4. Power pitcher! fMike Diaz! 5. Out by a couple of steps. I Chris LaScalaI6. Up and away! lFrank Bnrattal 71 time . 1... ,...a-3 J. TC Baseball 1985's J. V. baseball team is one to be remembered at St. Maryis for a long time to come. Since the opening day, 1 they progressed to become a sure pow- er house in the .LIC ranks. Coach Gregory coached with all of his heart and more, sacrificing Satur- day mornings so he could practice his team. During the week you were sure to see the team out practicing hard to bet- ter themselves. At the end of the sea- son all those long hard practices paid off and turned into a very successful season. 'V I .. A W X. N PM N., ij. . ,. , A 3 'X ' . - VMW' i' ' ' 4 4 Bottom: Mark Lopez, Chris Ortiz, Sylvester Mabry, Rico Encinas, Martin Gandarilla, Tom Lisa, Felix Guy. Top: Mike Gregory, Bobby Baratta, Jason Rose, Steve Castillo, Pat Dewell, , 4 M it if fl I ,f , 5 I W 'XY' ,, I' Q I Z if ki Mario Munoz, Orlando Ortega 1. Rounding the bag. W 2. Taking a pitch for a A M strike. 4. Felix Guy in 5 f 3 ' for a run. 5. Coach Gregory giving a talk between innings. . D A gg is if if , ,.., .... ..,, W-.. ,.k' re hman Baseball 3 .4 .. g,..,...,.,,.,,.., , From the very opening of the season there had been a lack of experience, but there was a good deal of personal improvement at the end of each game. Some great pitching was executed by Alex Caleron and Mark Delgado. All the other players also helped the team achieve their goals from the beginning to the end. Coach Kennelly was a fine coach and a very patient one too, he is sure to ha ve bettered the team for later years. St. Mary's freshman baseball team will surely bring success to the base- ball program. W ... 4 Bottom: Mike Silva, Rob Blackaby, Jeff Killeen, Steve Beltran, Mark Delgado, Alvin I n 'ff' Z Ashley, Damian Castillo, Cecil Salarez. Top: Coach Kennelly, Ruben Samora, Alex Cal- - deron, John McDonald, Kurt Wagner, Jerry Chavez, Bobby Bivin, Joe Salarez, Felipe Zubia, Dan Mitten. 1. Coach Kennelly points out the meaning of stealing. 2. An um- pirek view ofthe game. 4. Rob Blackaby re- ceives base running instructions from Coach Kennelly. 5. Coach Kennelly fires up the team before a game. 5 -, bid if . U ' J .ri XY , la N-Q N sv The 1985-86 Varsity Softball season proved to be a building year. The team consisted of a new coach in the girl 's program and many new players. Coach Zena us- kas brought a sturdy hand into the softball program and tried to turn things around. A different feeling was shown amongst the players and a new at- titude began to develop. Coach Z taught the players not to accept defeat, but to thrive on victory. Next year should mean more vic- tories with five freshman and many upper-classmen returning. li Vans' 'ty x.. 2. lst row: Tina Fimbres, Anita Saldate, Christine Demarbix, Karen Seizer, Lisa Rustenburg, Tricia Fimbres 2nd row: Coach Zenauskas, Judy Torres, Kim Nasser, Cathy Soto, Monica Ortega, Monica Avila, Barbara Rosas, Jeanine Lavin, Theresa Kennedy. 1. A stance of a pro. IJudy Torresl 3. Going, , f ' .Q2,Q . . 1. , ,, f ' 2' ww, r going, gone.'.'.'4. Zeromg A nge V A, 1 in on the target. IKim ' all 2 ' 1' ' 'L we 3 N Nasserj ,fm-vw 2-mi M ,a ages Me- - Q Q 1 ww.. X W.. l X , J w N, . R ...M-V , ::.Ij: - 7 , - t 3 PJ V4 ,,.. . f tj lgmjggrg, W 5' Wiigw, . .. ,.. ' .' 7 - W IW 1' v ' ' ' .. . . , ' ,,, N11 tw -v-in fi .X-, ff. , .,- , ohh Il . .1 4 Q F' if .5 S , wr W .. ,.,. ...N A xx ...QW .. ,qt .Q 'hsiidfl KH I - 1431 .F 1.4 lit AZ..Z.,3S'f . .,...4+.. . Q . wwf. Qyxw X. ,--.ffiqh qi .'i's. .3932 , 4 ff if!-V 2, -'l'Wf bQ- , ... ' ' , fb 32' . xkL'f 1:5Whfe,! Pin- .-ma GA' I all ' . , .K Vigo, Z' .' . ,,k, 7 J 1.,f'3Q 274. '71, A '. -pf, .Hs ' .vc,+TfQ'H,,. ... . .L 'X I il. . ' wg, Xi, .k rv ,.. 4 J' - . , H... Q. ' , 0 Q .a . 11.251 ' ' .44 ' xde L W. Nwfm- ,A A rw ,MM , H., ,L .. , .. f .-, ' V. , , Q ,, V,,,,,' ., M.,:,A wi 'tj nil., K, A. If 'Q .3 ,F -In V ' fn V I Q 1. A shot up to the short stop. 2. Concentrating on the batter. ITheresa Kennedyl 3. Waiting for the perfect pitch. IAnita Saldatelfi. A sigh of reliei I Theresa Ken- nedyj 5. A quick warm up. 6. Showing the fundamentals of the game. ICoach ZJ7. Giv- ing a moment of moral support. fTina Fimbres and Anita Saldatel .PT ,fur C' f J 1. An easy out. Iflvnthia Miranda and Juanita Rodriquezj 2. Easy base hit. 3. Oh no, did I touch the base? fQVnthia MirandaI5. Isis that bad? ICindv Velasquczj 6. A routine play. 0 ew, X Mx X- ,.. ,WM - J. V. 1st row: Anna Gonzales, Juanita Rodriquez, Cindy Velasquez, Mary Garcia, Jenny George. 2nd row: Sonya Aguilar, Shawna 0'Dow ' isbfig L, -55 , -' ' may ' 3 P. f., I f' -W. H-ff1- 1 f H. elf- Ti J aff , F , f .ga . ' x 'AQ li' un R Y:.13,.,. .:4.,1,s..V . ' Q.-kj... V A K.,'f ,W Q Y, ,, 0 9 , 5 sr -rw- ' WV , . i if - 1 ' N -M7 .f mf .. 7' f ., , L wg, Q, .1 3 1 A' w 5 5' V ,T 1 . 'L I J Q ' ,-,,Hy'f .e H 1... A Ax. L.. V.. , .-...........' N fre L- :LY --.' Kw- nv -3, v4?. ...N , , I ' Mah' MW didn' 4 ww, .M ,., ni' s. -. .fu 'Sr 1 Q., ,. W F ,...,, fu Mai 'L 1 '5 '! Softball ' 'W DIARJD kv Qvnthia Miranda, Melissa Frame, Cecila Kelly, Diana Segovia. Knot pictured - Miss Phifer and Melinda Dominguez! 6 . . rn 1.-1-n'u ' -'ni' J ,LKXQQ 1 Q 1 4 'l if 1. Here's a shot. 2. Is she safe or not? lCynthia Mirandaj 3. Getting ready to go out on the field. ICecilia Kell,Vl4. Here's a strike. 5. Safe by a step.' 6. Alright, pitch that ball. Ilen- ny George! .QJRQQYWVY Varsity Cheer osx NS V AW: , 'xi 4 .1 X Q...--v ' ff , ..s- N jj .L,,,.!1' 'f 5 ,K L he:'R3LQ gggg, vs. -as me we-.-A-.5 Bottom Row: Jeanelle Fitzpatrick, Wendi Gray, Miss Phifer, Bridgette Armstrong, Renai Belegat. Top Row Marissa Armola, Cindy Essert, Linnette.Flanigan, Stephanie Addison. 1 - 4. All for the Knights, holler! 6. Okay, ready. ' Q,ii. x ' ' 1 Q , ' VL SX - V X---f:, 1 JM E , T'--' '- iff I w - 3' ' 1' Iv , , -- 3 is J. . sifxaft . ' ff - A if S 1 9: . .. O Q l I 6 .4-bw 4 a. A 1 pf -NY , :Mig ' x fi .. 1 i Ki 4. K' Q nu om Line L uv, - -X- 'an- if' '-as - ' aff. 5' A ' -s ' f x mf U 1 . .-f -4 gf' fi' P 0 -,v9 1 1' 40 i s L ' 'A . A . ,. , ' ,,,,, , t -' - ., . at is ' 2 cggf?-1'1.gg-ff '. 'f Wa- . ,Q , .. .-'- 'vi ' - A -2 awrwfww-.-.M e .v M- fffivw' - A ' M.. if-M: M ,tk A,,' ' l - -. -.2 1---. . A af- -. 'slfpf-h -or f'f4 ',L f', , ' ' I A ' ,, ...atv ' A '. ' , I Q Sk I Z1-1 Ego!-.f ., . ' 37 . 'X ' ' ' 9 r ' W I Achey. Row: Sally Rohledo, Celinda Trujillo. 2nd Row: Annette Orezza, Miss Phifer, Sylvia Aguilar. 3rd Row: Cynthia Lisa Ruiz, Alicia Ward, Yolanda Ontiveros, Jeanine Lavin, Amy Marshall, Bernandette Trujillo, Angel- '52 SQUQ xl i'i. . . S XYL 2. Knights are 31 I Yolanda Ontiveros, Bernadette Truji- llo, Alicia Ward, Celinda Tru- jilloj 3. Now that's called splitting it down the middle! 4. Sylvia Aguilar performing duringa Pom routine. 5. What do we do now? 6. This is how it's done! N 7 9 The JV Cheerline had a great year. They cheered for Coach D's football team and attended every basketball game to urge the players to victory. They went to Santa Barbara, Califor- nia for a summer cheer camp, and learned quite a bit about the sport. Their enthusiasm led them to a cheer clinic at the UofA, where they learned even more cheer secrets. Now with the season over, the girls gathered all their spirit togeth- er for tryouts, hoping their zest will put them up to Varsity. 1. Bottom: Barbara Rojas, Cathy Tiffa- ny. Top: Annemarie Ramirez, Lori Thomas, Maria Laughner, Jackie Lo- sada, not pictured: Frances Ruiz. 2. Ma- ria shows how itis done. 3. Our mascots bring up our spirit! 4. J. V. Cheer- leaders are ready for the big game. 80 J V Cheer ,V ,. fa ' nw 'Pd any 25- f I Yi Aw l A 4 K F f X V r - - A - X3 is VX fivu -nl 1. Bottom: Tisha Lucero, Alicia Farendorh Christine Ricke. Middle: Crystal Harris. Top: Theresa Haas, Kelly Hoganson, Liana Wei- gele. Not Pictured: Katy Gaston, Sara Kelley. 2. Smile everyone!! 3. I hope I don 't forget how this cheer goes. 4. We 're two ofa kind. 5. Nothing is better than cheering. Swim Team 1. Ananda, finishing of! the last meter strong. IAn- anla Faronej 2. Coach Ostrom going over the stats of the meet. 3. On the starting blocks. 4. Preparing for the big dive. Hfeatber Hurtl 5. Off to a leaping start. 6. Team Conference 82 Le tterm en E? if x . h-.J iq 4 G Le tterwom en E530 1 wi X, Coach 0 The Year Throughout the years there has been a history of great coaches at St. Mary's. Ed Dougherty, a leg- end at St. Mary's, coached during the late 60's and early 7019. There was Pat Lavin who coached dur- ing the mid 70's. Now there is a man who will definitely go down in history as one of the great coaches of St. Mary's. His name is Pat Farrell, 1985 Coach of the Year. Coach Farrell knows year in and year out that his teams will not be the most talented or the strongest, and definitely not the biggest. Yet, he refuses to let it discourage him. The 1985 State Championship Team is the per- fect example. Coach Farrell knew that the group of young men he had was probably the smallest and least talented team ever at St. Mary's. He knew that to repeat as State Champions would require his greatest effort in preparing his team for every game, and that is just what he did. He spent long hours, day after day and night after night, work- ing on a way to prepare his team. He watched films constantly, seeking any possible edge to gain. Many times this caused him to take cat naps on his break during the school day to keep himself go- mg. Why would any man take him- self through such great extremes? That isjust the kind ofman Coach Farrell is. He has such great lo ve for the game, his team, and above all his school, that he is willing to make many personal sacrifices. He demands the most from himself and expects nothing but the best from his fellow coaches and his team. Year in and year out he gets it. Coach Farrell has often said that the day he loses that feeling of winning the State Champion- ship is the day he retires. It looks like Coach Farrell will be around for a long time. No matter what may happen in the future, this man with the shabby mustache, the beat up shoes, and the out-of- style leather jacket, will always be our COACH OF THE YEAR. - Carlos Rodriquez ...Nqr ef X X 4 H.. L 2 . 1. Coach Farrell comments on the State Victory. 2. Show- ing off his payoff of hard work. 3. Mr. Robledo presents Mrs. Farrell with a picture of Coach Farrell. 4. Watching and waiting with intensity. 5. Consulting assistant Coach Welcher. -4 x XX N ,, M J if A CA DEMICS if I e W eq ts . al in-gm. 4 'TH-Q. '. n.: - an If 1. I hope I can bent the bell. lChrlstlne Dennrblexl 2. Two heads are better than one. Uhtle Calderon and Gloria Salgadoj 3. Religion - All the way! fMIke Torresl 4. I hope thls class goes by fast. fLlly En- elnnj 5. Does this ever get any ensler? 6. Clutlon! Students studying. IKenny Young, Sylvester Mnbryl gunna: P 'x ......1 by ' --Q. ni . 'in 1. Deep concentrntlon before the big oxnl. 2. A confident straight A student. 3. Not another test. fLInnnn Welgle24. One more word and your out the door. IM:-. Kellyj 5. What an exciting class. fCnrole Rodri- fuezl 8. I think I'll put my cheat sheet here. floe Dorn! 87 .5 4 ' 1 QW- 'Q- x vxxbx xv. 1. Talk about enjoying Espanol! fLupe Aguilarl 2. Is that an A or F? IDerek Peiri and Ms. Eclmiquej 3. Uno, dos, tres min- utes to go.'4. J usting lending n hand! ICM'- men Arnmbula and Father Alonsoj 5. Talk about a close family! 6. This is really concentration' fSteve Neall 88 1. Ready to Rock! ITodd Watkinsl 2. I wanna do the Konga.'3. For some reason my head feels light! 4. All packed and ready to go.' 5. Ist Row: Lily Vega, Keith Gallagher, Margie Juarez, Chris Vega, Felicia Lewis, Sean Cordova, Rachel Jor- don, Leah Ramirez, Lisa Montoya, Sheila Elliot, Inez Nevarcz. 2nd Row: Carol Ann Fiese, Chris Harvey, Irene Williamson, Brian Kloft, Maria Barrios, Marcus Sala- zar, Madeline Arvizu. Tammy Watkins, Raquel Torres, Carina Iniqucz, Mr. Smith. 3rd Row: Steve Williams, Joe Pin- uelas, Ruben Acosta, Matthew Zubia, Ju- lian French. John Lansdon, Dion Abril, Lydia Cota, Shane Geartv, Anita Mada 89 Math , Q K F4 ' L1-Nil. Ixhff .,n 5. .2 1-'Q K 1. H4 rw xt! OUR. ,aww ' , If -44 I 4 'Q 5 11+ .I 21.5 EQ' I X. K 5 2 j ti 4 fx J' 1. It's all so simple. 2. Someone did his Q' homework last night. 3. Good job, Mace.'4. I am totally lost in this class. 5. Racing against time. 6. I knew Ishould ha ve stud- L' ied last night. 90 5 S wi if H X- .M fs Fx.- gx- fr .' Wei- - r 'N 9- L, ' b 2. omputers Qi W. ,2 A ,ff Z 6 649 J l mmimmm X 1 'nu will ? Z 1. I 'm soooo confused! 2. I 'll just copy off Jacque's computer. 3. I knew computers would be easier. 4. Why are computers so complicated? 5. Gabe in action! 6. My fin- gers are getting numb. -I 2 fr? I n 4 92 K i 'ro pmg 3.--. p K . ,Q .gf 9 I3 4- 1. 0ops.'I typed the wrong page. 2. Almost 100 words a minute. 3. I would rather look at the typewriter. 4. I didn 't cut my fingernails for nothing. 5. Typing with one finger is so much easier. M... QQ Sciences 1 x x 'I lint' 3 L3 it Q ,S W-I ns- km i if '- I I 'Ain' I aj... Y . ' I I L J F k 553' ' ...E ' ' F 1 ' S .,. X Q. , ' vi , 6 . D , pu.. , ' '- , A Q 1 i' ' ,, 1 X. t I -1- ,. '-Q..1. 4 I A -.. cf ' b 'X 1 1. Chemistry means studying. 2. Do I have to X A Q y - look? 3. Lunchtime is just too far away. 4. Q ' . 2 : Don 't tell me. I'lI guess. 5. Plug it in - it might A! .4 x f ' W work. 6. I think I found a worm. Q .4- X I 4 L ,,,,, .. 5 93 jr ...ai ' lun Tk f if he J' , r e 1. Better hurry and finish this before the bell rings. I Trapper Kellyl 2. If I can only make it until the end of this class. ILisa Cordoval 3. Now this is how a classroom should be. 4. Now Steve, you seriously have to wake up! fSteve Petrey15. I think the teacher is in the front of the class- room, not the back! 6. Nick, you should listen to the next joke I've got! INick Otero, Willie Aguilarj 1,115 1. Do you think the answers are already underlined? IMr. Ahern, Reggie McGiID 2. Now, listen here.' IMr. Yearndl 3. You study better when you study alone. IVin- cent Garcia! 4. Getting my homework done before school ends. fJoe Pinuelasj 5. It's nice to see the attention directed to the teacher. 6. I'm sure itis in here some- where.' I Cha uncey Rayj I X fs. 1 LB 1. How many more can you do? ICarIos Rodriguezj 2. Is it close or what? 3. It takes a whole team to make one basket. 4. Let's hope you don 't get butter fingers. fMike Lagunal 5. Just lending a friend a helping hand. IEd Moll and Armando Fi- gucroal 6. Don't just stand there, get the ball.' Art i ,LN X P 4 R . a N 4 .. .. 1 .Ll H' 'l L ... i .1 .1 1. Doing n piece ofart work. ILuis Mendo- zaj 2. Having a little candlelight ceremo- ny. 3. Taking the day off at the Art School. 4. I'm taking my work seriously. lSal Mar- tinezl 5. Here, I'll show you how it's done. IDave Davenport and Sabina Iniguezl 6. Hey, what can I say? Ilulie Baca? 97 bhqfgg 01512 fsfiwm , -, f V , W.. , . . 'Y' l 54 Y' ' yi vi' , ' ' ' W , M, ,, ' ' nf' 5, ,L I i l b f' R. QQ: if , again: E' X- 5 1 xlzsg :': : :cf- M ' 1' n X 1 x X ,..A 1 Y ,, 491' Q. FRESH Freshman Class Officers: Laura Gallardo, Deanna Trujillo, Diane Rublacava, Nathan Torrez, 4 Ruben Acosta Sonya Aguilar Trina Aguilar Jenny Alarid Melissa Alderman Anita Amador Jeff Arricale Madeline Arvizu Alvin Ashley Hector Aviega Monica Avila Yvette Avila Dolores Ayala Brent Banks Albert Bazurto Steve Beltran Jimmy Benites Luc Bignchi Bob Bivin Robb Blackaby Patty Bogert Bobby Brown Mike Butler Alex Calderon Alonso Carbajal Marco Cardenas Chantelle Carr Seth Carr Damian Castillo Monica Chagolla Jerry Cha vez Da vid Clark Alexander b Contreras -Sean Cordova Tricia Coronado Nithia Cota 100 1? E' A fa f V W' ,,,, I Q.. lx 1 , ia 1 x 4 'N 1 .,. 45 tw A yi-6 r K fgu Y so . 3, .. K .6 A R ,ra Q55 M A 'Y A '. ' 1 Xi M LLKLL V 1 L Ar EW A ,. ,. MM, A , n Q an 53' i , I 'T' :Ab wth- ,V f ,, 7 A . I Q 6 ., m at A' f - XY. I , .j v o M Q ,fe -1 i -.1 ' ki' f Y ,,,t F I , 'SI' y ' 'Fi' 1 ew law - I T588 Vit X X ' 5' f? X T f fi we 1 ,a K W A1 A A 5. ,. ,,3-' R t 4 I J f 2 b , f Z . I 1 rg . ' I , 3 A --It fi ' ai fs I tr Freshmen x Wm 4 3 i if S. XP' x Q x HaHggK, G-Y 'Nui 1 . .S , x X .iv Vt 3 Q r. ,Q Q f P- M I av XA ' Y lf xi ix 4, xl xl .. gb swf' , ' 'pi 'Ia , 'XLXNQJ4 lip aaaih 1 ' X , jW, .Tyre ,m A 'i Q 5 l lt .5 1 ann J A N, . ' ' ' ' Y. , I , - . f- v x . K 'Q Z :. Wh 4 M .gel 'f aw rl., , .14 , .,,,. .. ,, n, wuz. , -L X.. Llvzi. v. yi' VL .,,, N ,M ykr, 1-X ,X u kw x . mix as f Freshmen Albert Cruz David Damazio Audra Deason Mike Defontaine Mark Delgado Christine DeMaz-biex Kim Desrosiers Melinda Dominguez Joe Dora Myrna Echerivel Sheila Elliott Arthur Enos Gary Erran Raul Espindola Richie Espindola Dave Ewan Alicia Fahrendorf Ananda Farona Christina Fimbres Patricia Flores Melissa Frame Keith Gallagher Laura Gallardo Bobby Galvan Heather Garcia Mary Garcia Michael Garcia 101 Richard Garcia Katy Gaston Jerry Gay Shane Gearty Jenny George Chris Giliberto John Gomez Anna Gonzales Joseph Gonzales Richard Gonzales Richard Gonzales Sonia Gonzales Victor Gorraiz Rod Granberry Antressa Grant Gavin Grant Katrina Grant Samuel Greco Robert Griffiths Theresa Haas Patricia Hacharik Steve Hanson Crystal Harris Chris Harvey Kathy Hennessey Jennifer Hernandez Marina Hernandez 1 102 - A ff x . .. .V...L . . L lkgx . Q prix .gf ,I F .W 5 , L R . .5 ig. . -x K K Q Q x , 'S Q' X' J E Q 1 B . - Q . Y' - K. X f .Q N. E 1. , a r .mf X V i J - J .S , 1 -sau K L . If if L 'S 2 J 1 y esa a y a JJJJJ H N s X f - 5 a 'XJ 'Ng-1 r , A ...... -X ,ly D Z H Q S lvf '2a? X ' A .. V gy V-xi AA I ll 4' K E fx J X X VX : 7 ' X . .Ea Y K ' X 1 N Yi, Q H! I .ff K' L. 5 'M , XM M 1 . .. M., 1 J A fQ g S. . .K.re f K fe - Xp- 5 ff W K . 2 .,. I x R51 xg .L 4 k 1 . If? ix ' N ' a e b X . . A . 'M 4 .iw 5 , Q .... Q K A ..... . ...... .X K K 32 if al 5 X- .. gb , . X 1 Freshmen Tommy Hernandez Kelly Hoganson Matt Houle Willie Howard Emilio Huerta Carina Iniquez Jason Jordan Cecilia Kelly Sara Kelley Mike Kennedy Donald Kinney Michael Kirn Chris Kissel Brian Kloft John Lansdon Leo Leclercq Dean Leon Felicia Lewis Melinda Llgocki Javier Lopez Michele Lopez Marcus Losada Robert Loza Tisha Lucero John Mac Donald Maria Machado Mace Malaby Lori Malanche Jeff Marshall James Martinez Nicholas Martinez Tom Martinez Oscar McCray Melanie McGee Randy McNeely Paul Menchaca 103 'rf M wwf Oscar Mendez , Fabian Mendoza 6 XJLQ - Luis Mendoza ,J ' Lisa Montoya .A Y A .f 'Q 1 ' I George Munguia : .. . ,L g , Mario Munoz n -. , V ,, e -I a X J 5 K ix ff e W B. 1 ' V R 5 f n -3 , cm ' i X Josie Murillo V Taj Murphy eff ' ' V Bobby ' M usselman Christina M usselman Kimberly Nasser Stephen Neal .3 if H1 S 24 s WY' if Q f . il - ' A ' , ' . ? 'ij nnnn 1 nno a 4- enno UH eeee ' .ZF f 'oon ' Q- 5 1 1 h f-mf 'J 5- 5 R4 ' J s n ' ,Hi , . 'S 5 2 .3 x x V dm Debbie Noriega - W 4 T f:f'57iLT V Mex Nm' J , ' J J 5 2 in R eeez , , -in ' ' uw' ' el: ' '- as 2 4 , ' x A ' ii' ' , I-fi f N K 1' I N A x A 1 Q 1 I K W A 3 ' 33 fix I Sq ik N Q7 X Q I ' V 4 Q 1 , , K li ' l 1 fl I li Nique Nunez on - f James 0Neil ie? '- Mariceilla 7 2 Ralph Nuanez gf? ,ff ' of KA Orozco ' -.. V I . ' . 'N ,jf n l I AJA I hx iii-, b le n Al X x Mala E ' Monica Ortega Jodi Owens ' R H Shawn Papke Y I Q Veronica Paul 5 4 3 f Andy Perez v, Hector Perez U 1 if , wt. ff W3 EQ If? an 'N W 5 M T NX M-'1we1Perv2 1 n A he 'll'a W J H ipt no .M M M A . M Phillip Perren I .,, W Q F f 1 A 3 F E 9 A if E' Q 3 5 S' x r 43' J Mark Pleri 5? ' 5 Russel Prahinski A . .QQ 2 Quintero L w T Cesar Ramirez va 1' .a o. ' ' A ' ,, . za e 1 .R get 'Ca -4. il 3' Christina ji' T M . yy Nw x Frank Renteria Kristine Ricke Mike Riha Robert Rivera Ann Rodriguez Carol Rodriguez ,S ,QQ 61 E - 4 il . f 5 s w Z, y j J - , . 1 , , , Ma W Freshmen Q., ,. .. ,ek LT, . . on Wg, . ' W W Vg M 771, a , in W W 4 l E . V1 6 FF Lt il . ,Q ll' .. at T in yi 6 , V N R 21+-gh AM X i' '-',3 1 b e - Y , .' KN 'xi N' ' I Q4 , , k ' ' 3 T 'ex s , , 5. k ,Z , bg' , - vc 1 R xr. . R A as 1 lu IX T, V X 5 J ik s an T N A., - 3 4 3 J N' R sth at S' . ' 5, Q I m 1. my :XT Hr rf., S 2 22 -7' I ,. ,, .. , 1 4 Q . .Q ' . Wi Y ,Q Q 1 5 - 4 fi no W 4 4-X ox, I Q 1 S K 5 Freshmen J uanlta Rodriguez Rene Rodriguez Theresa 1 Rodriguez Arturo Romero Randy Roma Dianne Rubalcava Gabriel Ruiz Marcus Salazar Ruben Samora Sonja Sandoval Jerry Schneider Robert Schuster Diana Sefovla Mike Silva Mike Simon Ed Smith Cecil Solarez Joe Solarez Mike Spatola James Sterling Steve Stramandlnoll Mark Strickling Jim Sullivan Joe Taylor Sam Tiffany Nathan Torres Benito Trujillo Deanna Trujillo Jose Ulloa Jude Valencia Johnny Valenzuela Natalie VanLoon Leila Vargas Gabriel Vega Lily Vega Cyndi Velasquez 105 Kris Velasquez Kristine Velasquez Larry Verdugo Ariel Villa Beatrice Villa xii X Melissa Verdugo E El X Tracie Villareal Kurt Wagner Julie Wantland Tami Watkins Liana Weigele Mich elle 5 'K 93 gk 1.- 1 X Q if Weindel I 6 I it x X E X I Q X N Paul Wetzel Williamson John Yocopls Veronica Zubia Matthew Zubia .Q ,fe N Q X 5 xx N X R1 t Q FX sg X 4 X E Q fs Y F ?o W , :KL , - 1. if V . 18h 18. Is it really that in- teresting? ICindy Ve- lasquezl 19. Whatls up, bud? 20. Freshmen Frolic. 21. Hmm lnteresting'. ' Y 106 ii .A ,. .-Q 51 L 1 V' ,. N A Q ve' Xu' 4 I ,x -.Q is . 1 E lv wi 5 Not Pictured: Jeff Killian Steve Lucero wd Shawna 0'Do Rojelio Rojas Carol Solarez Richard Van Gllse i I Spirit f '89 5 W. . ig l Q3-e...g,mdn of-- Q. 3.4-,ll JY' ' 1' --Az! 1. Caught in thought. 2. Loyal Knights. 3. Howdy Partner fDamian Castillol 4. Just one of the crowd. IMarcos Cardennsl 5. Seri- ous studying IMarti Orozcol 6. What's the answer? 107 Campus Life- re liman Style ,-. 'gi-,,,, ff W M . . X ,v ' f , U - 64. . . l uv , , ,M ' 1 99' ,. - 9 Q , F 1 X , f 3 - n ' 'L' N X J .. ., ' Q ,, ...nr ,L X I A gg f- ' N' S S Km.kk Qkgf i f . ' ' .,. J. .av-5 1. Taking time to look good. ITammi Wat- kinsl 2. Lost in thought. fBrent Bsnksj 3. Just waiting for the bell. fE'millo Huerta, Alonso Carbajalj 4. Freshman show their spirit. 5. Striking a pose. tJerry Chavez, Seth Carrj 6. We ha ve SPIRI11 yes we do. ' IMark Strickling2 108 'QQ I IU 'I- Qgl I ilu! Wislwf Ritalin wi 'l9, 1. Sitting pretty. fMarti Orozco, Monica Chngollal 2. Taking a stroll. fYvettc Avila, Marin Machadoj 3. Am I cute, or what? fXnvier Lopezl 4. Everyone clap. 5. Did I drop some- thing? fPaul Menchncnl 6. Concen- tration is the key. 109 'IP' - I 79 ,- 5 'QR' 3 X, N 33 .lk 1. Freshman eager to win spirit stick at assembly. 2. Like those shorts.'? IRojelio Rojasj 3. Mr. Hermann catching up on the news. 4. Adding a little aid to a freshman football player. 5. Do Sophomores always listen in class? V. HE v 9 af. , 9 - N I Y-MX i 'fx X '15 ww TT 66 ,J OPHO URES Sophomore Class Officers: Sylvester Mabry, Lori Thomas, Cathy Hatounian, Melissa Guerra. X W K Tina Adan John Addison Willie Aguilar Stephanie Alvarado Paul Andrade Dina Arenivaz Sergio A viega Michele Banks Bobby Barratta Maria Barrios Irene Barry Robert Bartylla Mark Beasley Russell Beasley Charlie Becerra John Bonds Jennifer Brown Jessica Calderon Steve Castillo Patrick Celaya Cyndi Chacon Clnudina Chagolls Connie Chavis Danny Contreras Lydia Cota Monica Cruz Becky Cruz 112 5 , VG,, K 4 gg, C . A ,Q 5 .f f V , i -Q ,Q 3 . . 7 VV, K .2 1 f ve' :' 9, y .- y ll ..v - I.. 5 .A 4 Z f id X ' iv AY N' ' fl , 'A S. . A Lk , in .Li K ' .1 1 - 51 aux f f G. s' cg ' ,Q ' 5, ., V L, ' ' 1-fr f Q , 'f fl A lm C ,1Q , 'ff'iTa , me r ites' i fi if 'H W V 3 V 51 M.- gd A ffl' :wi . We 5 o e 41 X , W, yzy. C wg xv. f Q hy ,W ,Lf .,. M532 A ,fb-'P' -me-N so Q-,. V, 47x VW, Jw.- X 1 'Q' , .,h, ' 5, 4 ' . ui 'EKXYQHV Soph om ores Q. , i . ' 1 3 .. X ,A K. K A .,.X x is M .:., 3 Q 'mf B -5? L L gui: ----fd ,Y ig, :nf as ,. .. fe- as Xgi - X . :T innw..'l Lf .BM W . X as ff- ' , -f .fffi1x' 1 X xl , N- T -X . .git-ji,-52 9' 'Xf F , ,Q 4 'f 9. Q ir- . A 2 s 1 x S X X X0 X 1. S if Q f S Y J? 1 ..., ,M 5 N Q A A Y . . , , X S L .. K X A 45 5X s e Q . sr L D 'F-' 9 lx .. ix t X. x K X m tv Ia . ax X A E I if gf X I x T' xA: X zs ix! X1 3 3 x ar 5 , , iw! I an 91.3, if sl M2 G' S-A x 1' S 5 1 i i g kfsxw- N x 3 3 Q a Fi fx . N M I r X Q pi - ' R ' I K O 5 , as In xg I A anti Mu 1, N 1 Soph om ores Cris Cuellar Pat Dewell Genevieve Diaz Lisa Diaz Mike Dominguez Omar Dominguez Paula Dora Tara Dyer Richard Ellis Richard Encinas Elizabeth Facio Art Fairbanks Julian French Dominic Godinez Dina Gonzales Melissa Guerra Ronnie Guerrero Felix Guy Thaddius Haas Paul Hampson John Harper Cathy Hatounian Tammy Hernandez Carlos A. Huerta Hunter Ladigo ' Maria Laughner Ramon Lira Thomas Lisa Valarie Lister Angel Lopez James Lopez Mark Lopez Marty Lopez Jacque Losada Jennifer Lucero Sylvester Mabry 113 Mike MacAfee Carlos Machado Herb Mathers Billy McGinnis Monica Medrano Fred Miller Carlos Montoya Peter Moser Salvatore Navarro ' John Niemela Andre Nillo William 0'Brien Robert Olivas Robert Osborn Nick Otero Frank Pantoja Kyle Pentrowski Steven Petrey Stephen Phillips John Pierce Derek Pieri John Pineda Bobbie Pope Brian Prebil . Gabino Prieto Ann Marie Ramirez Leah Ramirez Tom Reveles Lorraine Reyes Melissa Rivera Jerry Rojas Barbara Rosas Jason Rose Frances Ruiz Frank Saenz Bertha Sanchez 114 l RN X W x T X- . .11 1 Q an 1 4,3 N x S Q Q X , .A .. 1 tg K x 4 'ii h A , 'Egg' sv-,Y if ': Q ' X X ,fx A an ,f X , K kk-L- 'fj. ':i X . if KEN :saga Fm 5' , ' X J 'r,:. 1 N S WW .ix X S WE , 1 Q. S? X wi N ,Jar x X N Q Q 1 5 5,- , a,.: k Q F Q if fi - 1 V 5 lk i Y r r. .gusgihwi X . Q , . R F QA X 1 o f f t: Fi s X 1 1 Q ' .. I i I K I, , xg 5' A K K 'f X X Xm as.- . .5 'Z -:A - fs if f H' . ' A or 5 3 r r Q J f xr X A f k 6 , K :N . 7 E ,1 . '55, 4 1 :sgf X' Soph om ores i 'is ,-1 L.-f 'N 'N Q Q . 'V g.? ggi. Q . Q Q f' 15 - 5 3 .XE f' , Q if 2 . r E17 M A Z lv! .4uuc-Q. L l!mH '1'- --. x ' 2? g f f 3 la' I1 wg. , . xr 1 E Richard Sauceda David Silva Ben Simon Kathy Soto Louie Soto Lori Thomas Chris Tiffany Diana Torrez Lupie Valencia Bridget Valenzuela Jorge Vega A.J. Voita Mike Warren Devin Willis Not Pictured Daniel Benites Lydia Cisneros Jenny Garcia Gregory Rosario . . 'V 'W Marylou Yocopis Kenneth Young .if I 4. a a .rf I. .N 1, U , AE 3 r Tv' , , an ii - . I L ggi.. 51- V li the X I. . r ' .1588 .N A C K - X an ff l ,.I1--Jxiflia X--ff '- ff 2 f r Y V , N g , 1 , f 3 ,ll ' GD 5 A 45 f C. , 4 Q. ' ' 'S 17. Spending every dime to keep you talking on the line. IMelissa Riveral 18. It's Finger Lickin' good. ' lLupe Valencia, Tara Dyerl 19. Walking on sun- shine. fGabby Aguilar, Paul Andradej 20. Sophomore Pride. 115 x lfigwffe ., e Q' . 1' . .K , 1 K W 395' if O' ,. lvtt, -'- -T 'T' tg VE 4 in .t , f' A e ' N I ,,,:,,,,1 X, , 4, . -.. . -. ' 5 t s X N I i KN, A . E Q xy K Q . fi ,S i 3 , x Q ' V , kk. -Sr 3 rf' , 1 . ' A 4 I 1. Wait for me. ' 1Pattick Celayal 2. World Class Batter. ' CRobert Olivasj 3. Oh no.', not a summons. 'IWilIie Aguila:-I 4. Team work. ' 5. Ready to shoot for two. ' ISVlvester Mabry! 6. Between class meeting. ' fDominic Godinez and friendsl 7. The choice of a new generation. fLeah Ramirezj 116 6 QQWQR 1.9 wb, ve ww 1 lnlsQw ,Q NQXNV v Q N KX W wbmsxm Q,lqwX Gln-fm Nm.. Qllyaiewsmgftx :jc -r .fd A Year Mem 01'16S is' 1 Mg , 1. Who says Seniors don 't associate with underclassmen? ISophomore Devin Wil- lis. Freshman Roy Rojas, Seniors Maury Williamson and Roy Nunezj 2. Flash that camera. ' IBen Simon, Mike Domin- guez, Kyle Pentikowskil 3. I'm just cleaning out my locker. ' IArt Fairbanksj 4. Don't follow me with that camera. ' IBridget Valenzuelaj 5. I pledge alli- genre. 117 The Fun on tin ues. .. bg 3 . au... ESQ ti.: 4 , vgkkykh v - ' X Q L ...Nw-H Ngrm .Q X J 1. We better hurry before we're late to class! 2. Taking a stroll on campus. 3. What are you going to do when you get home?4. Dream- ing of the day when. . . 5. See now Andre, that is how to shoot the ball! 118 K . xx p'p'N 9 'fl If A F .fx 1 1, .id 2:14 nf!- z X TM -JA N xi J 1, A 0 15 1 f GZ' 1. 0h no, not ngnin.'lKenneth Youngj 2. Looking for her folders under all that mess.' fMarin Laughnerl 3. 0.K. Now let's mlk. 4. Alright, everybody say CHEESE .' 5. I think this is right! 6. Caught in nclion.'7. THE THINKERH fThomas Lisnl 119 A-,,,m.w 2 rv'- 5 M, I-, I f. X ' ,t Q, 1 1. No Tara, you did not get a top locker this time.' fTara Dyerl 2. Can you tell me what shade of lipstick will look better - green or white? IMonica Cruzj 3. Hurry, take the picture, we can't hold the smiles an y long- er! flennifer Lucero, Lupe Valencial 4. Isn 't your locker on the other side Willie? I Willie Aguilarj 5. The thrills and chills overwhelmed him, and left him in a state of shock! IAngel Lopezl 6. Okay, I 'll con- fess, he did it.' flohn Bonds, Barbara Ro- sasl , 1 4:5- ' :Qi X SX . Q - . ' :F QQ. N , 54 X Y ' 1' f. s LKL- Q' - ' L , A X , 1 X 2 X bil I X if x X XL, Q XX . ., -2 f1'f'vf2 'x' EX X V X X .I 1 ,. XX. SR E X S gi . I X 'S X v X X X X X S Q -' X X X 11 X 4 XX 1 Q 'S .34 X., X-1? XX W L v XX , Q '-if X XX XX E fX 3, Q 2 Y X X X Q X X 11 ., .X , .... M ,XT L .X . , ,Q vgf :X Fifi .,-5'- FV 'X X 'K , Q ' N Xi LX f . .... rf xv' -nf .4 1 Tux X H X -, X Q XX Q X n X Q1 Q x ., Xg X ' X 3 A g, l k X -, X L -A A! N '-'k' K t SX. . X 1' 1 x ff . i X 5-X X X ,g 'f , XX- X T: K ' f 1. Q M X W X 4:---4: ' 'Xj f 6-,...--1-, Y P 5 , X ' 513'-...i f.: V ' . 2 if ,........ .i 3 In 5 V lt, . ZtX V x k ,, ,1 X ng- L W FA . 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M, , 1 SFA , -, , C 1 X. X X ' X J I 5. Q' l if in-X I 5 X uf X W N N X V gi jg 9+ 1 k W R 3 3 X, 'Fi xx f X if i 'af 1 3 ' 'Qs l PW S 'F Q I X f a 3 sf yy. X ., I I X x . XM X X B X X s X i X X Q xv .1 x f -1 K N 1 ' V ' m n Xl Q 1 ' 1' 33 ., , Q 3 2 Xl' ,AN m 4. g y X, , I 2 s W' Y 0 4 5- f--:qs x 5 i X 1 -X. R s 1 - L ' ,if X, Q, 5, in ' 1 E w x ' +P uniors 5 rx 4, I P Joseph Sanchez Irene Santoya' Karla Schmidt Louis Schwall Kevin Scott Patrick Sedillo Karen Seiser Yvonne Sevilla Doug Stevens Cathy Tiffany Paul Tiffany Judy Torrez Raquel Torres Tina Marie Torres Sandra Trujillo Silvia Valdez Noe Vallejo Jennifer Van I Loon V Christina Walters Todd Watkins Mark Wetzel Won White Gayle Ybarra Sandra Zamorano Felipe Zubia uniors arade A NN- 3. .1 , f KN 4 Q . .4 54 ' :qui .1 2 us.-.. A E Q 1 ff 1. So what did you learn in class today Chris? fChris Eyrichj 2. If that's not a pickle in my sandwich, than what is it? fOrlando Ortegaj 3. What things boggle your mind Dolores? IDolores Ruizl 4. Taking your daily visit to the dean's office again, Felipe? IFelipe Zubial 5. Look, the answers are taped to the bottom of my shoe! lJudy Torresf 6. All set for a weekend of homework. fRosie Rodriguezl 127 X P eparing For ,8 V . . . .fc-:-rf. Aww ' ,iw if if X li 'M Q K hiya' ,,V, N. 4l'. Klete Line.'3. Igo through alot to be beautiful. IKevin Sc ony Rojas! 5. When the body becomes disabled so does mind. IGuillermo Floresl 1. Can't you tell she just loves to type. fGnyle Ybarrnl. 2 ott 4. Hey you, on the other side.' How are you doing? fAnth th .ii N 'Nw, ps-........M DZ' - M , -ff' - X and stomp time.'2. Oh no, Ilost my homework in my IP.-:ul Gnitnnj 3. Why am I sitting in front of Mr. 's office again? fJennell Fitzpatrickj 4. Watch out. Rayj 5. But Gloria. I was at home doing my IGary Benites and Gloria Salgadol ww ' :X I 'ff f X ,f W 1 g 4 Z W Zi ?'m,f 4 jg ,,,f,- ,, , . -my ,vb 1 V, or ' 55 , fm V, nf ,,, fo 2. ,UI ,v ., Q if 42 fy A ' V ' ww 4 V! 0' ,, Vg wa ga 3 if ,, 'ai fd 1:2 M4936 1. f of M xff W' .,f-0 ww Q -,ggmerwx W 2 Q 4. , k Q:-ff' aggl- fi l ELT? '+R :gli s S l. HXS A Senior Class Officers: Sally Robledo, Tanya Routb, Theresa Kennedy, Jac- que Rodriguez W I- Stephanie Addison Cheer 3, 4 - Lettergirl 4 - Key Club 1 Lupe Aguilar Sylvia Aguilar Volleyball 3 - Tennis 3 - Golf 3 - Pom line 4 - Secretary of Key Club 3 - President of Key Club 4 Elizabeth Alvarado Tennis 3 - Spanish Club 1 - Fred L. Amador Basketball 1 Q Tomas Apodaca Jr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, - Baseball 1, 2 - Senate 3, 4 - Accreditation Committee 2 - Newspaper Editor 4 Carmen Arambula Spanish Club 1 - Key Club 2, 3 - National Honor Society 3, 4 - Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Marissa Armola Cheer 3, 4 - Key Club 4 - Spanish Club 3 Bridget S. L. Armstrong Student Council 2 - Class Officer 2 - Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4 - Girls Activity Club 2 - Lettergirl 3, 4 Julie Anne Baca Band 1, 2, 3 - Swimming 2 Chris Baker Secretary of Ski Club 3 Harold Banks Seniors 132 Steven Berry Golf lcapt.J 4 - Key Club 3 - Homeroom Officer 2 John Bogert Brent C. Byerly Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Key Club 4 Katie Calderon Key Club 1, 2, 4 - Spanish Club 1, 2 - Golf 3 Jerry Campbell Honor Society 2, 3, 4 - Spanish Club 3 Cindy Carrillo Pom line 4 - National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 - National Honor Society Sec. 4 - Spanish Club 1 Barbara Ann Castaneda Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Girls Activity Club 2 - Spanish Club 1, 3 - Whois Who 4 - State Finalist in Miss American Co- ed Pageant 3 Daniel Chagolla Football 1 Seniors Us gn , FIX ,Q if Q, wfigvx R K YQ! 'US K, 'QQ' X , X , , I A - , . x ,P ' X , V on Q. tw ST HARYS KNI - x-. HD fy F . ,MX-A 5' ww.-,N,,,,4 6 '-'J- k Wu..- ir-N, 4 S wifi. 5 ,:-1 Q -I ffiiiiisgg W k f M k ' .4 ,r 4 'fx -X -X., N.. , Wes an ,gi-i 3 :Sz ,- f ff' 4 wha V-. WP, !3. 53-Sr Q, fy ! - 1 Q Y' Fan' n 'SR' mls.-f I-A., Patricia Garcia Mark Garland Gina Gastelo Girls Activity Club 2 - Key Club 1 Mary Gillane Pom Line 2, 3 Julie Goinez Key Club 2, 3, 4 Wendi Gray Key Club 1, 2 - Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4 - Tennis 1, 2 - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Girls Athletic Association 3 Yolanda Gutierrez Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Speech - Contest 2 - Volleyball Manager 1 - Tennis 4 ' Yearbook 4 Frank Guzman Football 1, 2 - Librarian Assistant 4 - Key Club 4 P ' Daniel Hernandez Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Soccer 3, 4 - Homeroom 0fficer,1, 2 Michelle C. Hernandez Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 - Key i Club 2, 3 ' Kathy Hixon Key Club 1 - Girls Activity Club 2 - Whok Wbo 4 - Yearbook 4 Sabina Iniguez Key Club 1, 4 - Spanish Club 2 - Yearbook 4 f A Seniors 136 i-.1.l ...... Eric Joels Basketball 1 - Baseball 1, 2 - Honors 1, 2, 3 Rachel Jordan Youth For Life 1 - Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Band Officer 3 - . Basketball 2, 3 Theresa Kennedy Volleyball 2, 3, 4 - Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Vice President 4 - Senate 3, 4 - Whois Who 4 - Girls Activity Club 2 - Key Club 1, 2 Jean E. Lagadon ' Key Club 4 - Spanish Club 2, 3 Mike Laguna Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Key Club I - Librarian Assistant 4 - Ski Club 4 Mike Leal National Honor Society 3, 4 - Class President 3 - Senate 3, 4 - Student Council 3 - A Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Robert Leon Football 1, 3 4 Honors 1 - Teacher Assistant 4 Michael Lopez Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Class Representative 1 Steve Lopez David Losada Basketball 1, 2, 3 - Class Representative 2, 3 - Student Body President 4 - Student Accreditation Team 2 Amy K. Marshall Pom Line 4 - Sweetheart 3 Barbara Martinez ' Spanish Club 2 - Softball 2, 4 - Key Club 4 - Yearbook 4 Seniors 137 x f ,,x ,V 31, my N. 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W x X M621 MY' a Mfr., ls.. nq,,-. ...ny-'f' 'Nr-nv' fx.. ,ff '1 Q + pm- iff 9 ww J, 'H Jacquelynne M. Rodn-iguezQ Pom line 4 - Class President 4 - JV Volleyball 3 - Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 - Spanish Club Officer 2 - Class Officer 2 Tonya Routh Girls Council 2 - Senate 3, 4 - Student Council 4 Tim Ryan Christopher E. Tovar Varsity Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 - Key Club 1 - Senate 3, 4 - Football Manager 4 Bernadette Renee Trujillo Class Secretary 1, 2, 3 - Student Body Recording Secretary 4 - Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 - Spanish Club 1 - Accreditation Committee 2 - Pom line 3, 4 Celinda Trujillo Pom line 2, 3, 4 - Captain 4 Jessie Valencia National Honor Society 3, 4 - Key Club 2, 3, 4 - Golf 2, 3 - Speech Contests 2, 3, 4 - Senate 3, 4 Alicia Ward Pom line 3, 4 140 N-'Rf ng .gig 5 SX 5 K 'HYY X . 3 I Q Q '3 X xg. , w rf' l - N5 i M X, ,,. lil-If . 4. 5 Terry Whitten President of Ski Club 3 - Key Club 1, 2, 3 Steve Williams National Honor IBanrl2 2, 3 - Honor Roll 3 - Phoenix Teen Gazette 2, 3, 4 - Golf 4 - Youth for Life 3, 4 - Band 2, 3, 4 - Teacher Aid 4 Kerry Wilson NOT PICTURED Laura Cisneros Patrick Garcia Pablo Gomez Tom Hernandez Mario Perez Leon Thompson Michael Torres Steven Udave Maury Williamson Charles Wirth A Q 1 . H? f , 1. I hope this picture goes by fast. fM0fIiS Delgado! 2. Who says you can dance better than I can? IRod Medrano and Jacque Rodriguez! 3. There is so much excitement on these Senior fac-es.'4. Does studying mean that much? fLaura Cisnerosj 5. Spinning basketballs on my fin- gers eomes natural. IDs vid Losadal 6. Its been a rough day! IMichelle Da visI7. I guess this is what you call lifting weights. fRon Mayer! 142 md lla 1. .1 . rlky E .4 i' 1 in 'Lx-6 , 5 . ui. ,:+'x- N 1' .32 ...uv Seniors re I1 ove !i s ' 2. 'I 1 5 mil' 1. Spotlight Speaker fCsrlos Rodriguezl 2. Please, not another picture! fTanya Routh and Jacque Ro- i driguezl 3. There 's never n dull moment in the Senior class.'4. A big birthday wish from Bill Mos- ley himself. IArmando Figueroa, Bill Mosley, Stephanie Addison, Bridget Armstrongl 5. A pre- game pep talk. IShawn Murphy and Stephanie Ad- disonj 1 UW W, P .W . s . f X N k X ii.. .X X X s k X ' f QQ Mx S X X X N N N X x . , 4 .5i.g 1. I :,, 1. Heh my seeing eye person.' f Tim McDowell, Ron Meyerl 2. It's another Monday morning! fTonya Routhj 3. Yes, this is my 5th year at S.M..' IBrent Byerlyj 4. The Ash Wednesday Club.' f Tom Apadaca, Yolanda Ontriveros, Alica Ward, Dan Hernan- dez! 5. Don't pick on me.' lSteve Udavej 6. Siamese Twins.' fKatie Calderone, Sal Martinezj ,ASQ W S, fi wwf W' H2 ,ali Q :E '11 115'if12 U25 'QHFQQFPH Faculty S taff x Page 146: 1. Ms. Cavallaro waits for mail. 2. Mrs. Buchanon - Office and Atten- dance. 3. Mrs. Elias - Office and Atten- dance. 4. Mr. Hermann - Principal, Eng- lish. Page 147: 1. Mrs. Long-Accountant, Bookkeeper. 2. Brother Gerard - Intro. to Languages, Spanish, History. 3. Mr. Zen- auskas - Algebra, English, Geometry. 4. Fr. Alonso - Assistant Principal, Span- ish, Campus Ministry, Religion!Service. 5. Sr. Eileen Beres - Academic Counsel- or. 6. Mr. Yearnd - History, Government. 7. Ms. White - Service Aid. wr 148 we is . . 2 X wif my ' 1 new ! 'Fx Liv' ' 3' 5. ' iii.. L. Facult S taff Page 148: 1. Ms. Simpson - English, Speech. 2. Fr. Blaise - Chemistry, Phys- ics. 3. Mrs. Lasinslri -- Geometry, Alge- bra. 4. Ms. Echenique - Spanish. 5. Mrs. Frame - Word Processing, Computers. 6. Mrs. Lopez - General Math, Algebra. Page 149: 1. Mrs. Smith - Religion. 2. Ms. Fierros - Spanish. 3. Mr. Ahern, receives surprise phone call. 4. Mrs. Andrews - English. 5. Mr. Kelly - English, Reli- gion. 6. Mrs. Mascarelli - Art, Religion. 7. Mrs. Stader - English, History Faculty Staff .OIOI Page 150: 1. Mr. Sanford - Dean of stu- dents, Athletic Director. 2. Mrs. Johnson - Independent Reading, Library. 3. Mr. Turner - School Maintenance. 4. Mr. Di- Bianco - Religion. Page 151: 1. Mr. Gray - Boys P.E., Independent Reading. 2. Ms. Phifer - P.E. Girls, Independent Reading. 3. Fr. Alonso on a scavenger hunt. 4. Ms. Cavallaro - Typing, Word Processing. 5. Mrs. Mejdrick - Chapter 1 Reading, Eng- lish. 6. Mrs. Farrell College Advisor. 7. Mr. Hermann tending to business. Q .. NW ... -1 s S X V' N Q N . wail N . . I 'N' . A Nee I '... 1 ..'. 5 ,' - E nf .K K 5 Q.. Q 'Ng-NY W -4' 151 1. Brother Jim - Religion, English, Year- book. 2. Mrs. Becker - Chapter 1 Math. 3. Mr. Kennelly - Religion. 4. Mr. Farrell - GovernmentfFree Enterprise, Varsity P.E. 5. Mrs. Rathwell - English. 6. Mr. Denogean - Health, Earth Science. -1 Q i . ..l Jr: W' 1 1 I , I if I 1. Mr. Smith - Band. 2. Mrs. Collins - Religion, English. 3. Mr. Ahern - U.S. History. 4. Ms. Echeverria -- Hislory. 5. Mr. Saunders - Algebra, Trigonmetry- Calculus. 6. Mr. Johansen - Biology. K-erm: an 5 iq as .m.'.-. 331 ' if Aff' , j',.'i.'qQf5N'A'sf 1 f 5 M '.A.:,g',1,f gXy K b Kwik! 1. Mr. Tovar - School Maintenance. 2. Ms. Caval- lcro being entertained at assembly. 3. Fr. Alonso jokes with Bishop 0'Brien. 4. Mrs. Miller - Snack Bar. 5. Mr. Price - Snack Bar. 6. Mr. Kelly concen- trates on his typing. Yam f 43 I! NL ,ln 1 I ' Aj The Best And ost The Senior couples who appear on these pages were voted for by their classmates because of some very special qualities. Everyone in the Senior class was given a list of categories and was asked to Vote for one boy and one girl from each. What follows are the BEST and the MOST of The Class of '86, -ar' Best Smile Mario Perez, Sally Robledo Best Sense Ot' Hum or Tim Ryan 158 Marissa Arm ola Best Looking Jerry Campbell Stephanie Addison The Class f 3860, E...- Best School Spirit David Losada, Jacque Rodriguez Best Personality Anthony M uniz, Jill Clancy Most Friendly Ray Erran, Kathy Hixon 15 Most Talka tive Roy Nun ez Cindy Carrillo Most Crea tive Terry Whitten, Tricia Fim bres Most Courteous Mike Leal, Bernadette Trujllo Most Likely Te Cutest Couple Succeed Frank Guzman Mike DeLa Cruz, Irene Gal' C13 Carmen Arambula ,un K Craziest Da Vid Da Ven port Linn ette Flanigan The 1985-86 m'f3 S1 ..,,f,,,,u,A ,W W,,,,M5,, n ! , ww ,il 3 lm! 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We hope wlllsreturn ondlet Us life is treotinglyou. God pless, Williom l-lermonn Fotner Alonso De Bios, O.F.lVl. l FACULTY N A STAFF Ahern, Mike ........... 17, 53, 70, 94, Alonso, Fr. ........., 8, 142 150, 151, Andrews, Georgia ........,......... Becker, Phyllis ...4..............,.. Blaise Fr. ....................... . 149 154 .149 .152 148 8 Buchanan, Marian ................. ,. 146 Cavallaro, Maureen . 92, 146, 150, 151, Collins, Frank ..............,... 151, Denogean, Frank .... 52, 59, 60, 146, DiBianco, Justin .................... Echenique, Mary Agnes ............, Echeverria, Rachel ...... ....... Eileen, Sr. ..,......... .... 8 , Elias, Gloria ....,.. ................ Farrell, Julie .... .............. 84 , Farrell, Pat ............ 16, 46, 50, 84, Fessler, Suzanne ............. 42, 90, Fierros, Hortensia .................. Frame, Nikkie . Gerard, Bro. . . . . amy, Ron ..... 25, 116, 145146, Jim, Bro. ...... . Johansen, Dan . Johnsen, Dorothy .... ........ Kell Robert .Va - - - Kennelly, Mick . Long, Kelly ..... Lopez, Judith . . . Mascarelli, Lynn Medjrich, Gloria Miller, Josephine Pieri, Horace ................ Phifer, Kim ...... Rathwell, Ann . . . Sanford, Jim ...... Saunders Norma Simpson,'Elizabeth . . . . . . . . Smith, Julie .... Smith, Tim .,.. Stader, Ellen . . . Tovar, Julio .... ................152, .142 .... 40,8Z149, .. ....... 4o,73, II... ffff5Q'99, .23,4Z 38, 42, 78, 79, 150, ...........41,151, 39, ......43, 89, Turner, Don ...... Wellington, Glenn White, Emma .... Yearnd, Bill .......... 58, 69, 94, 146, 150 154 153 152 150 148 153 147 146 151 152 149 149 148 147 151 162 153 150 154 152 147 148 149 151 154 110 151 152 150 153 148 149 153 149 154 150 147 Zenauskas, Tom ......... 62, 75, 141 149 ST DE BODY A Abrams, David ..... ........... 5 3, 122 Abril, Dion ........ ..... 1 0, 16, 89, 122 Achey, Angelica . . . .... 29, 79, 122, 130 Acosta, Ruben .... ........... 8 9, 100 Adan, Cindy .... ............ 1 22 Adan, Cindy .... ..... 1 22 Adan, Tina ....................... 65, 112 Addison, John ................... 52, 112 Addison, Stephanie . .2, 10, 14, 15, 30, 78, 132, 143, 158 Aguilar, Gabriela ............... 115, 12 Aguilar, Lupe ...............,..,. 88, 132 Aguilar, Sonya ................ 66, 72 100 Aguilar, Sylvia . .2, 14, 15, 21 29, 41, 1 Aguilar, Trina ............,......... 100 Aguilar, William . . .52, 94, 112, 116, 120 Alarid, Jenny ................,...,... 100 Alderman, Melissa ,.... ..... 1 00 Alvarado, Elizabeth . . . .... .132 Alvarado, Stephanie . . . .... .112 Amador, Anita ....... ..... 1 00 Amador, Fred ..... .132 Chagolla, John ..... ..... 3 1, 122 Chagolla, Monica ............... 100, 109 Chavez, Connie ............,........ 112 Chavez, Jerry ......... 5, 53, 73, 100, 108 Chavez, Lawrence ........... 24, 92, Chirumbolo, Tony ............... 52, Cisneros, Laura ..................... Cisneros, Lydia .................... Clancy, Jill ...... 18, 38, 64, 134, 159, Clark, David ................., 53, 69, 134 123 .142 .112 163 100 100 112 123 123 100 Contreras, Alexander ............... Contreras, Danny ...... ..... 5 2, Cordova, Elisa ...... .... 3 1, Cordova, Lisa .... ..... 94 , Cordova, Sean ..... ..... 8 9, Coronado, Patricia .............. 100, Cortez, Elizabeth Cortright, Cinthia comigbr, Michael .... 13, 47, 50, 68, Cota, Lydaia ................. Cota, Manuel ..... Cota, Nithia ...... 41, 89, 1.f145i Andrade, Paul ................... 23, 112 Apodaca, Tomas Jr. .... 12, 16, 23, 39, 42, 42 49, 50, 132, 144, 162 Arambula Carmen .......... 42, 132, 161 Araujo, Lisa .................. 22, 41, 122 Archuleta, Mark .......... 19, 41, 46, 122 Arenivaz, Dina ............... 62, 65, 112 Armola, Marrisa . .10, 16, 41, 78, 132, 158 Armstrong, Bridget . . .9, 31, 78, 132, 143 Arricale, Jeffrey ......,...... 53, 59, 100 Aviles, Roseanne . . .............. 122 Arvisu, Madeline .... . . .89, 100 Arvizu, Corey ..... ..... 1 22 Ashley, Alvin ...... .. . 73, 100 Aviega, Hector ..... ......... 1 00 Aviega, Sergio . . ........... 112 Avila, Monica ..., ......... 7 4, 100 Avila, Yvette . . . .... 63, 100, 109 Ayala, Dolores . . ........... 100 Ayala, Robert ........ ...... 3 , 122 Baca, Julie . . . ................ 91 132 Baker, Chris .... .................. 1 32 Balagat, Renae ....... 16, 42, 78, 121, 122 Banks, Brent . . . ............. 100, 109 Banks, Harold . . . ............... .132 Banks, Michele .... .............. 1 12 Baratta, Frank ..... . . .50, 70, 71, 122 Baratta, Robert .... ..... 58 , 71, 112 Barriga, Corina ..., ....... 3 9, 122 Barrios, Maria . . . . . .41, 89, 112 Barry, Irene ....... . . .41, 65, 112 Bartylla, Robert . . . . . .41, 69, 112 Bazurto, Albert .... ..... 53 , 100 Beasley, Mark . . . ..... 52, 112 Beasley, Russell . . . .... -. .112 Becerra, Charles . . . ........,.. 112, 118 Beltran, Steven ...,........... 69, 73, 100 Benites, Daniel ......................... Benites, Gary ........ 16, 46, 70, 122, 129 Benites, Jimmy ...................... 100 Berry, Steven ...... ......... 2 Z 69, 133 Berumen, Mark .... ....... 7 0, 122 Bianchi, Luc ..... ....... 5 9, 100 Bivin, Robert ..... ....... 5 9, 73, 100 Blackab Martin .............. 23, 122 y, . . . Blackaby, Robb .... .....Z28,53,73,100 , 6, 110 123 123 134 112 199 Cowen, Jonathon ..... ......... 4 1, 123 Cruz, Albert ....... .............. 1 01 Cruz, John ....... ..... 1 3, 31, 52, 123 Cruz, Monica .... ........ 1 12, 120 Cruz, Rebecca .... ..... 65 , 112 Cuellar, Chris ....... ....... 1 13 Damazio, David . . . .....,....... .101 Da Salla, Eddie ..................... 123 Davenport, David ....... 44, 97, 134, 161 Davis, Levester .... ......... 1 34, 162 Davis, Michelle . . . .... 43, 91, 134, 142 Deason, Audra ....... ........,.. 6 Z 101 Defon taine, Michael ................ Blevins, Gary .... 9, 26 40, 50, 55, 5 52 122 Bogert, John ......................... 133 Bogert, Patricia .... .,....... 1 00 Bonds, John ...,.. ..... 1 12, 120 Brown, Jennifer . . ............ 112 Brown, Robert .... ........... 5 9, 69, 100 Brown, Veronica ....,.............., 122 Bruce, Rusty ....... 19, 47, 51, 70, 93, 122 Brya, Chris ..... ................... 1 22 Butler, Mike ...................... 53, 100 Byerly, Brent ..... 25 46, 54, 55, 56, 133, 141, 144 C Calderon, Alex .... Calderon Jessica .. Calderon: Katherine' Campbell, Gerald . . . Carbajal, Alonso . . . Carbajal, Margarita Cardenas, Marco . . . Carr Chantelle .... Carr: Seth ......... Carrillo, Cynthia . . . Castaneda, Barbara .......... Castillo, Damian ...... Castillo, Gabriel . . . Castillo, Steve ..... Castillo, Timothy .... Castle Jennifer Celaya, Patrick '. .. h. h. Celaya, Sonia ......... Chacon, Cindy ...... Chagolla, Augustine .......53,73,100 ....41, 86,133, 144 ......14,133,158 .......100,108 5,6Z122 .......100,107 1oo ....s3,58,1oo,1o8 16, zz 29,42,133, 160 .10, 41, 133 107 122 112 ....,.73,100, .....41,52,72, .......41,42,122 .68,112,116,118 .2o, 64,65,112,118 Chagolla, Claudina ................... 112 Chagolla, David ..... ,.,.. 1 33 .101 De La Cruz, Michael . . .15, 39, 55, 56, 52 134, 161 Delgado, Mark ............... 53,'59, 101 Delgado, Morris .... Z 16, 30, 46, 134, 142 Demarbiex, Christine ......... 74, 86, 101 De More, Brian ..................... 123 Desrosiers, Kimberly .... ......... 1 01 Dewell, Pat ........... . . .41, 72, 113 Diaz, Genevieve ..................... 113 Diaz, Lisa ........................... 113 Diaz, Michael.. .25, 42 49, 51, 61 71, 135 Doak, Gabriel ....... 8, 39, 68, 70, 71, 135 Dominguez, Melinda ................. 101 Dominguez, Michael ..... 22 93, 113, 117 Dominguez, Omar ................... 113 Dora, Diane .......... ............ 1 35 Dora, Joseph ..... ...... 8 6, 101 Dora, Paula ..... ..... 4 2, 62, 113 Dyer, Tara .... . . . ..... 113, 115, 120 Easter, Erin ......... ..... 4 6, 93, 123 Easter, Traci ....... . . . 60, 64, 93, 123 Echerivel, Myrna .... ............ 1 01 Ehmann, Robert . . .......... 123 Elliott, Sheila .... ..... 8 9, 101 Ellis, William ..... ............ 1 13 Encinas, Lily .... . ........... 86, 135 Encinas, Richard .....,....... 72 113 Endres, Scott ....... ..... 3 9, 42, 70, 123 Enos, Arthur ..... .................. 1 01 Erran, Gary ......................... 101 Erran, Raymond .... 15, 18, 134, 135, 159, 163 Espindola, Raul ..............,...... 101 Espindola, Richie ............. 53, 58, 101 Essen, Cindy .,.... 2, 16, 22, 78, 135, 161 Ewan, David ................. 53, 58, 101 Eyrich, Chris ..... 39, 46, 51, 70, 123, 127 Facio, Elizabeth ..... . .g .....,. 113, 118 Fahrendort, Alicia ........ 41, 63, 81, 101 Fairbanks, Art ....... ......... 1 13, 117 Farinas, Michele .... ..... 64 , 67, 123 Farone, Ananda .... ....... 8 2, 101 Favela, John ..... ......... 1 23 Ferniza, Jaime . . ........40, Fierro, Veronica .... ........ 64 , 60, Fiese, Carol .................. 40, 89, Figueroa, Armando. . .46, 51, 96, 135, Figueroa, Yvonne .................. Fimbres, Christina . 123 123 123 143 Fimbres, Pen-5 ...12,'19, 39, 64, 135, 160, Fitzpatrick, Jeanell Fitzpatrick, Vincent .......... Flanagan, Linnette Flores, Guillermo .... Flores, Jesse ........ Flores, Patricia .... Frame, Melissa French, Jullian G Gaitan, Paul .N ..... . Galindo, Gilbert .... Gallagher, Keith .... Gallardo, Laura .... Galvan, Robert ...... Gandarilla, Martin .... Garcia, Heather ..... Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Mary ....... Garcia, Michael .... Garcia, Patricia ..... Patrick ..... Irene ..... Jesus . . . Ken ..... Garcia, Garica, Richard ..... Garcia, Garcia, Vincent .... Rudy ....... .......16, .123 66, 74, 75, 101 163 5, 60, 62, 73, 92, 123, 129 123 .....1z6s, 18, '73, 135 128 123 .......101 :..:.:63, 72 .......89, .......51, 89, .....41, 72, 66, .,...52, ....9, .......18, 101 113 129 123 101 101 101 123 101 135 135 135 101 101 136 . .92 102 '41,'95A , Garland, Mark .... ....... 2 9, Gastello, Regina .... ........ Gaston, Catherine .... ..,.. 8 1, Gay, Gerald ....... ................. Gearty, Shane ................ 69, 89, George, Jennifer ...... 29, 66, 76, 72 Gillane, Mary .... 10, 20, 24, canberra, c1msm,3hEi .' f f f ,.......... Godines, Pa ul .................,.., 9, Gomez, John ......... Gomez, Julie Gomez, Pablo .... Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gorraiz, Victor ....... Granberry, Clifford . . . Grant, Antressa ..... Grant, Gavin .......... Grant, Katrina ........ Gray, Wendi ....... 14, Greco, Anthony ...... Greco, Samuel ....... Griffiths, Robert .... Guerraa, Melissa . . . Guerrero, Ronnie .... Gurle, Benito ........ Gutierrez Yolanda .... Guy, Feliz! ........... Guzman, Frank ...... Haas, Thaddius ...... Anna .... Joseph ..... Ondina ..., Richard A. Richard .... Sonia ...... 111175 ...........59, '15, 18,' 64, '73, f f f .'11, 113, ........52, ...41, 62 136, .,.....52,72, .......136, . .... 52, Haas, Theresa ......... ..... 63 , Halvorson, Michael ..... ..... 4 2 Hampson, Paul ........ ..... 5 2, Hancharik, Patricia . . . .... . . . . Hansen, Stephen ..... Haro, Jesus ,...... Harper, John ..... Harris, Crystal ....... Harris Derr ll .....09, fffff63,'s1, , y ....... ,..... 4 0, 46 Harvey, Christopher ..... ....... 8 9, Hatounian, Cathy .... Hennessey, Kathy .... Hernandez, Antonio . . Hernandez, Daniel . . . Hernandez, Jennifer. . 113, 46, 136,' 123 123 136 136 102 102 102 102 136 102 113 102 136 102 102 113 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 136 123 102 102 118 113 163 113 161 113 102 124 113 102 102 .124 .113 102 102 118 .102 124 144 102 Hernandez, Lorraine . .-39, 42, 60, 64, 124 Hernandez, Marina ................. 102 Hernandez, Michelle ..,............. 136 Hernandez, Raymond .... ........ 1 24 Hernandez, Tammy .... .......... 1 13 Hernandez, Thomas ..,....... 53, 68, 103 Hernandez, Tom ........................ Hixon, Kathy .......... 19, 136, 159, 163 Hoganson, Kelly , . . ............ 81, 103 Hooper, Tammy . . . .......... 41, 124 Houle, Matthew .... ...... 1 03 Howald, William . Huerta, Carlos Huerto, Emilio Hurt, Heather Iniguez, Carina . . . Iniguez, Sabina ...113, 118 ...103, 108 . ..... 82, 124 I 39, 103 . .12,'41,' 659i 136, 162, 163 Jack, Felicia .......... ..... 4 1, 43, 124 Juarez, Margarita .... ...... 8 9, 124 Joels, Eric .......... . . .132 141 Jordan, Jason ...... ...... 2 103 Jordan, Rachel ....... .... 8 9, 137 K Kelley, Sara ...... Kelley, Trapper . . . . ............ 81, 103 . ..... 23, 31, 94, 124 Kelly, Cecilia ................ 66, 72 103 Kennedy, Michael Kennedy, Theresa . Killeen, Jeff ..... Kinney, Donald . . . Kirn, Michael .... .....19,39,64, 74, 75, 131,132 162 163 . . ............,.. 103 ..........103 Kissel, Christopher' .' ........ 53, 59, 103 Kloft, Brian ....... Kohrs, John ...... Konomos, Stacy . . . Kuban, Paul ...... . ..... 12, ...............89,103 46, 51, 124 .. .............. .63 L Ladigo, Michael Lagadon, Jean .... ..............52,68, 113 137 Laguna, Michael ....... 23, 39, 137 Lambesis, Nikos ......... , ,... 52, 55, 124 Lansdon, John ................... 89, 103 La Scala, Chris .... 39, 56, 52 70, 71, 124 Laughner, Maria ...... 41, 60, 65, 80, 113, 118, 119 Lavin, Jeanine .... 60, 61, 64, 74, 79, 124, 162 Leal, Mike ...... Leclercq, Leo .... Leon Dean-Marc . . Leon Robert ,...... .... 8 , Lewis, Reginald Ligocki, Melinda . Lira, Ramon ..... Lisa, Thomas .. Lister, Valerie .... Longo, John .... Lopez, Lopez, Gregory Lopez, James . . . Javier .. Lopez, Lope, Mark .... Lopez, Marty . .... ..9, .......46,51,124, Angel ........ 12 52, 112, 113, ..........,....46,49, .......39,42,13z160 .. .............. 103 .. ............ 103 137 124 .103 113 119 126 120 137 119 109 113 ....72,113, ....53,103, ..... 52,72, Lopez, Michele ...................,.. 103 Lopez, Richard .... 16, 19, 20, 24, 46, 51, 124, 142 Lopez, Steven . Losada, Losada, Losada, Losada, Joseph . . . Marcus . . . 137 David '.'.1'i20, 33, '39,' 41, 42, 55, 13z 142, 159 Jacquelin .... 28, 80, 93, 113, 120 Lucero, Jennifer .... Lucero, Letitia .... .....113,120 ....81,103 Lucero, Steve ......... ......... Mabry, Sylvester . . MacAfee, Michael MacDonald, John 46, 52, 58, 72, 86, 113, 116, 118 ..,..18, 73,103 Machado, Carlos . . , ........... .114 Machado, Maria ..... ......... 1 03, Mada, Anita ....... Magos, Anna ...... Malaby, Mace .... Malanche, Lorena 109 .....10,16,s9,124 ..........41, 124 103 Marshall, Amy ........ 14, 18, 29, 79, 137 Marshall, Jeffrey Martensen, Edwin ........ 42 51, 55, 124 Martinez, Barbara .... 12, 14, 15, 132 163 Martinez, Ben ................. 5, 46, 124 Martinez, Digna ..... ............ 3 9, 138 Martinez, James ......,........ 103, 107 Martinez, Nicholas .......,.......... 103 Martinez, Sal .... 41, 56, 92 138, 141, 144 Martinez, Thomas ................ 68, 103 Mathers, Herbert . Mayer, Ronald .... McCarty, Melinda . McCoy, Denise .... McCray, Oscar .... McDowell, Tim .. McGee, Melanie . . . McGill, Reginald ...... 22, 46, 50, 95, McGinnis, William McNeely, Jerry . . Medina, Ruben . . . .Medrano, Monica . Medrano, Reyes. . . Medrano, Rodney . .14, 15, 12 18, Menchaca, Paul ................. 104, Mendez, Oscar .... ..............142, ............31,70, 144 31, 62 124 .....60,61,62,65,124 144 103 124 114 ........103 .......21,138, 124 28, 33, 39, 42, 133, 142 109 Mendoza, Fabian . . . ..... 53, 104 Mendoza, Luis ...........,....... 92 104 Meringer, Michael ............... 52 Miller, Frederich . . .52, 58, 114, 112 Miranda, Cynthia Mireles, Mark ..... Mitten, Daniel .... Molinar, Frederico Mau, Edward. . .9, 21, 42 49, 96, 138, Montoya, Lisa ..... Moore, Joshettae . . Moreno, Alex ........40,43,ss, 124 119 ......,..41,60,62,76, 72124 140 104 Morquecho, Robert ...12, 46, 49, 50, 138, 162, 163 Moser, Peter ........................ 114 Munguia, George ........,.......... Munoz, Anthony ..... 38, 41, 42, 138, Munoz, Mario ................. 53, 72, Murillo, Josephine ............ 66, 62 M urlllo, Sarah ..................... 5, Murphy, Shawn . .2, 10, 28, 30, 46, 49, .104 159 104 104 124 55 55, 52 138, 140, 143, 158 Murphy, Taj .... . . .. ................... 104 M usselman, M usselman, Christina ................ 104 Daniel ..... ..... 4 0, 42 124 Musselman, David ..... .,........ 1 24 Musselman, Donald ..... .,.. 5 9, 104 Nasser, Kimberely .... Navarro, Nick ....... Navarro, Salvatore .......... 58, 114, Neal, Stephen ,............... 53, 58, Nevarez, Maria . . Niemela, John .... Nillo, Andre ...... Norie a Debbie L' , ---- Noyd, Michael . .. Nuanez, Ralph .... Nunez, Alex .. . 16, 39, 89, 104 .125 119 104 125 .114 117 125 104 ....66,74, 104 Nunez, Nique . ................... 53, Nunez, Roy .... .... 2 , 17, 21, 22, 23, 44, 138, 160 0 Trujillo, Deanna 0'Brien, William .... Ochoa, JohnHenry Ochoa, Remedios . .....69, ...19,46, .,....133, 'V 114 125 141 O'Dowd, Shaunna . .......,... .77 Olivas, Robert ...... ....., 7 0, 114, 116 O'Niel, James .......,......,........ 104 Ontiveros, Yolanda .... 29, 79, 138, 144 Orezza, Annette ...... . . .16, 29, 79, 125 Orozco, Cindy .... ..... 4 3, 67, 125 Orozco, Marti .... ...... 1 04, 107, 109 Ortega, Monica . . . ........,... 74, 104 Ortega, Orlando . . 11, 52, 72, 125, 127 Ortiz, Christopher ........... 31, 72, 125 Osborn, Bryan .... .... 5 2, 68, 125, 126 Osborn, Robert . . . ....,..,..,, . 114 Otero, Nick .... ......... 9 4, 114 Owens, Jodi .... . ,... 104 Palmer, Stacy ........ ...., 5 , 41, 125 Pantoja, Frankie .... ..... 5 8, 93, 114 Papke, Shawn ..... . . .59, 70, 104 Pastor, Laura . . . ......, . 125 Paul, Veronica . ....... ,..... 1 04 Paz, Mark ...,... ..,........ 1 25, 130 Peers, Lori ....................,..... 125 Pentowski, Kyle ......,. 27, 114, 117, 118 Peralta, Bernice . . . ............,. . 125 Perez, Andrew . . ,.....,.,.... 104 Perez, Hector . . . ....... . 104 Perez, Manuel . . . ......... . 104 Perez, Mario . , ..., 29, 158, 162 Perez, Randy ..... .......... 1 25 Perren, Phillip ..., .......... 1 04 Petrey, Steven ....... . . .52, 94, 114 Phillips, Stephen .... ........ 1 14 Pierce, John ...... .......... 1 14 Pieri, Drew ........ ......... 7 0, 139 Pieri, James ........ ..... 5 6, 70, 114 Pieri, Mark ..,........ ....... 5 3, 104 Pimentel, Marshall . ..... 22, 139 Pineda, John ........ .,...... 1 14 Pinuelas, Joe ...... . . .89, 95, 125 Pope, Bobbie .........,. ...... 1 14 Prahinski, Russell .... ........ 1 04 Prebil, Brian ...... ..... 5 2, 114 Prieto, Gavino .... ..,.. 5 2, 114 Pyon, Hann-Soo . . ...... 139 Quintero, Christina . . . ........ .104 Quidera, Frank . . . ..... 92, 125 Quinones, Valerie ....... 125 Ramirez, AnnMarie . . . ..,. 60, 80, 114 Ramirez, Cesar ...... .......... 1 04 Ramirez, Gilbert .... .......... 1 25 Ramirez, Leah . . . ......... 89, 114, 116 Ramirez, Rose ..,................. 41, 125 Ray, Chauncey ....... 46, 49, 95, 125, 129 Renteria, Frank ..................... 104 Reveles, Tomas . . . ,.............. .114 Reyes, Lorraine ..,. ..... 1 14 Reyes, Santiago . . . ............. .125 Rhodes, Dorothy ..,......,.........,. 139 Richmond, Michael .... 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 25, 46, 139 Ricke, Kristine ..., ....... 8 1, 104 Riha, Michael ,... ..... 6 9, 104 Rivera, Martine ....................... 125 Rivera, Melissa ................, 114, 115 Rivera, Robert ....................... 104 Robledo, Sally . .2, Z 24, 29, 79, 131, 139, 141, 158 Robles, Susan ..........,............. 139 Rojas, Anthony ....,. 19, 42 49, 125, 128 Rojas, Jerry ................,. 52, 92, 114 Rojas, Lucia ..... Rojas, Rojelio ...... Rodriguez, Ann . .........41, ....,44,53, 125 110 104 Rodriguez, Carlos . .10, 14, 20, 23, 25, 46, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Carol .,........ Jacquelyn. . .91, Juanita .... Juanita ...... Rene ..,....... RoseMarie ...... , Theresa .... 96, 139, 143 .......8Z104 131, 140, 142, 143, 159 ....66, 77,105 ....66, 77,105 .........105 92 125,127 105 Romero, Arturo , ...... Romo, James ...... Rosario, Dolly ..... Rosario Gre or .........105 ....105 g y ..,..........,...... Rosas, Barbara ....... 64, 74, 80, 114, 120 Rose, Jason . . .23, 41, 46, 68, 72, 114, Routh, Tonya ........, Trujillo, Celinda ...... Trujillo, Sandra Udave, Steven . . Ulloa, Jose ...... Valdez, Silvia. . . Valencia, Jessie Valencia, Jude ..... Rublaca va, Dianne .........,..... 99, Ruiz, Dolores , . . . . . Ruiz, Frances ...... Ruiz, Gabriel ..., Ruiz, Johnny .... Ruiz, Lisa ....... Ruiz, Rene ...,.... Rustenburg, Lisa . . . Ryan, Tim ..,............. 14, 21, 472 Saenz, Frank ...... Salazar, Jim ....... Salazar, Marcus .... Saldate, Anita ...... Salgado, Maria ...... Salinas, Richard Samora, Ruben .... Sanchez, Bertha Sanchez, Joseph Sandoval, Sonja .... Santoya, Irene ...... .... , Saucedo, Richard . . . Schmidt, Karla ..... Schneider, Jerry .... Schuster, Robert Schwall, Louis ...,. Scott, Kevin .... 16, Sedillo, Patrick ......,.......... 126, Segovia, Diana . . . Seiser, Karen .... , Sevilla, Yvonne .... Silva, David ..... Silva, Michael , . . Simon, Ben ,... Simon, Mike . . . Smith, Ed ...,... Solarez, Carol ..,. Solarez, Cecil .... Solarez Jose h 1 P V Soto, Katherine Soto, Louie ..... Spatola, Michael Sterlingg James ..... Steven, Douglas .......... 119 131, 140, 143, 144 105 ....67,125,12Z162 ...20, 62, 65, 30, 114 ....29, 79,125,163 . ..,.. 41,711,125 140 . ...,..,.... 21,114 ....25, 52, 125,130 ,..........89,105 .,..65, 74, 75, 125 . ..,. 86,125,129 . .............. 125 ....53, 59, 73, 105 ...........126 .......105 126130 . ....... 115 . ...., 126 ....,.........68,126 21, 22, 29, 30, 39, 46, 49, 126, 128, 13 T10 ..,..........7Z105 39, 41, 60, 61, 64, 74,126 ..19,22, 41,126, 130 . ,............ 68,115 ,............73,105 .....115,117, 118 .........53,105 .-.53, 68,105 ..,........73,I05 .............73,105 ...,5, 62, 65, 74, 115 ...........68,105 .11 26 52 126 l 2 1 Stramandonoli, Stephen . . . 105 Valencia, Lupie Valenzuela, Bridget Valenzuela, John . . Vallejo, Noe ...... Van'Gilse, Richard Van Loon, Jennifer Van Loon, Natalie Vargas, Leila ..,... Vega, Gabriel ..... Vega, George .... Vega, Lily ........ Vega, Louis ......, Velasquez, Cynthia Velasquez, Kris ,... Velasquez, Kristine Verdugo, Larry . . . Verdugo, Melissa , , Vina, Ariel ........ Villa, Beatrice .... Villarreal, Tracie . Voita, Alfred ...... Wagner, Kurt ..... Walters, Christina .' .A .' ... Wantland, Jullie ..................... Ward, Alicia ............. 29, 79, 140, Warren, Michael Watkins, Tami .... Watkins, Todd .,.. Weigle, Liana ..... Wemdel, Michelle .................. Wetzel, Mark ..... Wetzel, Paul ...... White, Won ,..... . Whitten, Terrence Williams, Stephen Williamson, Irene ............ 43, 89, Williamson, Maury Willis, Devin ..... Strickling, Mark ........ 59, 69, 105, 108 Sullivan, James ....,.,. T Taylor, Joseph ...... Thompson, Leon ....... Thomas, Lori ...... .......105 , ........... 42,56 Wilson, Kerry . Wirth, Charles .... Wirz, Cindy' ...... Ybarra, Gayle . . Yocopis, John ..........,............. Yocopis, Mary Lou .................. Young, Kenneth ....,..11,80,115 Tiffany, Cathy .... . .3, 19, 22 28, 80, 126 Tiffany, Christopher .u ......,..... 68, 115 Tiffany, Paul ,...,.............. 121, 126 Tiffany, Sam ........ .... 5 3, 58, 105 Tillford, Tricia .... ........,. 6 3 Torres, Michael .... ...,..,. 8 6 Torres, Nathan ..... .,.. 9 9, 105 Torres,,Raquel ..,.. .... 8 9, 126 Torres, TinaMarie ...............,... 126 Torrez, Diana .................... 25, 115 Torrez, Judona ...... 41, 74, 121, 126, 127 Tovar, Chris ................. 23, 39, 140 Trujillo, Bernadette ..... 2, 29, 33, 38, 79, 133, 140, 160 Trujillo, Benito . . . ............ .105 Zamorano, Sandra Zubia, Felipe .........,.. 44, 70, 126, Zubia, Matthew ....... 44, 53, 73, 89, .29, 62 79, 91,140 .....,,. 99,105,107 ......,.....,.126 ....144 ...105 ,............126 .,..39,41,42,140 .............105 ......115,120 .... s9,115,1 .....46,126 ..... 43,126 ....105,109 .......105 ,....105 .....115 .....89,105 .,..77,105,106 ...........106 .........106 ....106 ....106 .,.106 ....106 ....106 ....115 ....73,106 .....,.......126 106 144 ...........5s,115 .....-39,106,103 ....20,s9,126 .........,.8Z106 ,106 .,...24,28,39,56,5Z 121,126 ..........,..59,106 ...20, 26, 41, 53, 126 ..,......,....141,160 ...........12,89,141 106 .......1z21,.-20,134 .....23,115, 117 .......19,141 .....62 ...126,128,163 106 .115 52, 86, 115, 112 119 127 106 106 Zubia, Veronica . . . .....,...... .41, ' ' Wjgli'El.L Ad bud UMW what ,6 bcasnnnnqa .mod 0 Wwfauwom meh +-Q .3 r..-S+ nm! ma -1 QQ mm ww 49511 WD MM' 'g df2,'Sg 1j' 'aff-S' . , 6 BV been QMMIVN GLM- LWUU A MM +g :'nCac! 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