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

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Bobbi Bradley John Brooks Scott Bradshaw Sherri Brooks Christine Brock Todd Brown Paul Brubaker Kris Buchheit Wilson Brue Ron Buchwald Andy Bryant Susan Burcroff sophomores 21.3

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Sophomores win tough election as class officers At the close of the school year of 1982, some important decisions had to be made. One of those included selecting the sophomore officers for the upcoming year. The elections turned out to be the most outstanding in the seventeen year existence of San Gorgonio. Posters and stickers were visible throughout the entire campus. It was a hard-fought battle for everyone of the candidates. Representing the sophomore class were Jeff Solis — President, Maria Krug — Vice President, Michele Castellano — Secretary, and Laurie Davies — Treasurer. One of the major projects of the sophomore class was the building of the float. The float was constructed at Paula Hannigar ' s house. The determination of the sophomores became evident when the the float was virtually destroyed by members of the other classes. We couldn ' t have done it without the help of all the sophomores, said Jeff Solis. The sophomores kept High Hopes of 85! (which was the theme of their float), and struggled to complete it before judging. We had to work twice as hard, replied Michele Castellano, and fast to complete the damage that had been done, commented Laurie Davies. •Partaw Above: Sophomore class officers: Maria Krug, Vice President; Jeff Solis, President; Laurie Davies, Treasurer; Michelle Castellano, Secretary. Left:During sixth period PE, Krista Mays scores two more points. f$ ft AAA l Maria Alvarado Carlos Alvarez 2J2 sophomores Shauna Anderson Ted Anderson Cynthia Angel Natalie Arechiga Rene Arellano Theresa Arriola Sheri Bankler Kim Bardouski

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Sophomores win first place in float parade fi « n © Guy Caballero Robert Cacurak Brenda Canon Sammy Carranza Cathy Cabrera Ruben Campus Evaette Caress Valerie Carrillo The sophomore class worked persistently to get their float ready for the float judging, Friday, October 22, 1982. Their work paid off by their first place award in the competition. There were only the floats of the aqua athletics club and the freshmen class, but the announcement of this award was quite an honor The senior and junior floats were disqualified from the judging because they had wrecked each other ' s floats that morning. The sophomores were pretty excited and thought it was great that the judges took into consideration that their float had been wrecked twice before, therefore it wasn ' t ready for placing. The start of building the float began with donations of napkins and later came the ideas of what their Future Fantasy would actually be Soon everything fell into place and the building was the last straw The hard work paid off with the award. I ' m really proud of the sophomore class because everybody worked together and got along really well. said Maria Klug. Michelle Castellano added, The sophomore class is so great cause we worked together and we are all great friends and that ' s important when you ' re destined to complete a project. The sophomore class was working really hard, even the last day and look what they achieved. Working on the float wasn ' t all work. The fun and games were part of it too and will always be with the sophomore class. It was a very spirited group as long as they kept up their togetherness. Below: Working into the night, Suzanne Quiggle and Sherri Dickson begin in the building of their Homecoming float by spray painting the letters in their Future Fantasy. Carol Cash CherieCawi Karen Castenada Gloria Caballos Michelle Castellano Sonya Ceballos Rosie Castillo Yogi Ceballos Maria Castro Wilcok Chaffee 214 sophomores Jungyoon Chang Col lette Chase Cynthia Chavez Shane Chilton Christpherson Carol Chudy Stacy Clay Jodi Christensen Carol Cofrancesco Carlette Cole