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

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Above: At Suzanne Quiggles ' house, sophomores decide on the theme for the Homecoming float Below left: A group of sophomores wait for the Homecoming float parade to begin Below right: Staying after to add finishing touches to the float. Carol Cofrancisco holds an S while Tracy Wallen spray paints it. Richard Collette Kevin Cook Heidi Cox Lonnie Comptols Tina Coonce Dena Cronic James Conley Ron Cooper Chris Cronk Lee Decora Myles Decora Carrie Dehart Martha Delgado Gloria Diaz Dickinson sophomores 215

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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

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Sophomore is Law Enforcement Explorer Showcase Everyone who knows sophomores Valerie Wharton says, She is just one wild and crazy gal. However, Valerie also has a more serious side. Valerie volunteers at Norton Air Force Base as a Law Enforcement Ex- plorer Her job entails secretarial receptionist work, working at the gates and patroling the base Valerie was informed about the Explorers by a friend. Working with this youth volunteer group has shown Valerie many exciting experiences, such as working at the three day US Festival as a security guard and patroling the Open House days on base The Explorers met at Security Police Headquarters every Monday to discuss different cases of crime, laws, violations, and traffic mishaps and how they could have been prevented. They also discussed upcoming events on and around the base. Once a week, the Explorers underwent a routine uniform inspection. Demerits were issued to those wearing sloppy uniforms. If a badge was forgotten, the nametag was out of place, a barret was on crooked or the uniform was not ironed, that person was penalized. When a person talked while their Commanding Officer was speaking, that individual was warned, then punished. As to the strictness of the Explorers, Valerie feels, Being in the Explorers is a fun and worthwhile experience that I will never ever forget. M PpWAi 1, a Above: After school, one can find Valerie Wharton at Norton Air Force Base volunteering as a Law Enforcement Explorer Above right: Before a test, Danny Gavin seems to be confident of a good grade. Linda Dubisk Leslie Duke 216 sophomores