San Gorgonio High School - Summit Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Above left: A gorgeous bunch of senior cheerleaders prepare to welcome their team back onto the field Above: 1982 Junior Powderpuff Team — First Row: Lori Carrillo. Kelli Powell, Tracey Maiz. Becky Car ranza, Linda Kwon. Janet German. Sandy Mendoza, Connie Garcia. Se- cond Row: Coach Donald Ward. Susan Hernandez. Julie Watson. Jen nifer Craig. Stacy Ashford, Effie Vassiliou. Leslie Dickeson. Marion Chaney, Stephanie Nash. Bethie Sue Brubaker. Cathy Haubner. Chris Pannage. Lisa Hysong. Coach Dennis Allen. Third Row: Coach Curtis Watts. Coach Paul Jefferson. Julie Miller. Brenda Annear. Carolyn Hum phreys, Cindy Gomez. Sandy Dumas. Kelly Stevens. Michelle Sandoval. Peerach Phermsangngam. Julie Hunter, Cheryl Opperman. Coach Jeff Nishkian. Cindy Hammond. Coach Jeff Lewis, Fourth Row: Gma Cooper. Chris Acreman. Brenda Snodgrass. Jane Singer. Lisa Ross. Kelly Aquino. Suzie Chapin. Laura Brown. Stephanie Layne. Left: Junior San dy Mendoza, scrambles through the seniors ' defense, gaining ground for her team Below: Moving through the junior defense is Jill Davis, scoring the only seven point touchdown made by the seniors. t ST student life !07

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Seniors edge by juniors Call it a new experience, fun, exciting, and definitely brutal. The 1982 Powderpuff foot- ball game, held on December 15 at 7:00 p.m was just like any game played by the pros. The annual gome played between the senior and junior girls finished at 8:20 p.m., cut to an hour by officials, with a score of 8-6, seniors. The chance to put on the game shirts and get tough on the field came only after two weeks of strenuous practice. The teams were coached by varsity football players. The coaches for the seniors were Mike Sylvester, Perry Amador. Mark Miyashiro, Jeff Qu Chris DeFonce, and Robert Prince. J coaches included Paul Jefferson. Dennis Allen, Jeff Lewis, Donald Ward, and Jeff Nishkian. It was fun working with the girls, and I hope they enjoyed it as much as I did. Next year they ' ll do more running, ' ' stated Coach Jefferson. Trying to teach girls simple plays was not as simple as it seemed. Mass confusion hit the huddle — Do 1 go left? What ' s a forty nine flip? By game night everyone was raring to go. Enthusiasm was high and the rivalry was intense. Junior Cathy Haubner said, The bruises will be well remembered. It was worth it though. Above right: Junior coach, Paul Jefferson, goes over a play Some of the moves are reviewed even during the game, due to a short, two-week practice period. Top: The tradition of joining together for the kick-off is shared amongst the seniors. Above: 1982 Senior Powderpuff Team — First Row: Corina Cabreau, Annette Herzberg, Janet Hobbs, Karen Clemens, Lana Tanaka, Catarina Coelho, Debbie Dowell. Second Row: Coach Mike Sylvester, Jill Chavira, Sherry Marron, Lisa Torres, April Abreau, Alesha Dickson, Beckon Wrysinski, Julie Qermaine, Sheila Brooks, Denise Chappa, Rica Cravens, Coach Perry Amador, Third Row: Coach Mark Miyashiro, Coach Jeff Quiggle, Debbi Clark, Gwen Bradac, Lisa Mears, Lin- da Gonzales, Tina Franklin, Anna Hernandez, Audrey Lanas, Marcia Charles, Dee Marie Haney, Coach Chris DeFonce, Coach Robert Prince, Fourth Row: Mia Vaughnes, Jill Davis. Lisa Hernandez, Antoinette Sistos, Kelly Quiggle, Glenda Driskal, Leah Henderson, Polly Frey. Right: Forces clash as the seniors dage for their team. - r I Of:, student life

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Up where we belong One of the most memorable times in a teenager ' s life is the Piom. Up Where We Belong was the theme of the 1983 juniorsenior prom. The song by Joe Cocker and theme song of the movie An Officer and a Gentleman The junior class worked hard throughout the year to raise funds to sponsor the gala event. They held car washes, soid Christmas ornaments, had candy sales, organized the powderpuff game, and sold prom tickets The prom committee was headed by Richard Althouse. along with the help of Amy Thayer. Lisa Ross, and Linda Whiteside. The advisers were Mrs. DeWalle, Mr. Hedrick. ana Mr. Kaletka The hard work of the junior class paid off. for the night was spectacular. Most of the arrangements were handled by the Red i San G ' s colors. After the the inn in Ont th,y entered and heard the group, Rollercoaster, playing songs from the top forty chart. The band was chosen in September at a band seminar held at (l.S.C. Hors d ' oeuvre were served and beverages could be pur chased. Throughout the evening, couples had their pic tures taken by Delmar Studio. Mugs and brandy snifters inscribed with the theme, were given to remind couples of this special event Also stick pens with the number 83 were given to the seniors as their rememberance. G na Cooper, c ass of ' 34 Gloria Perez, class of 85 Who knows what tomorrow brings In a world few hearts survive All I know is the way I feel When it ' s real I keep it alive The road is long There are mountains in our way But we climb a step ev ' ry day. Lift us up where we belong Where the eagles cry on a mountain high Love lifts us up where we belong Far from the world we know Up where the clear winds blow. Some hang on to used to be Live their lives looking behind All we have is here and now All our life out there to find The road is long There are mountains in our way But we climb them a step every day. Time goes by Mo time to cry Life ' s you and I Alive today Love lift us up where we belong Where the eagles cry on a mountain high Love lift us up where we belong Far from the world we know Where the clear winds blow. 108 student life