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

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Student Council 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Summit Staff 11, 12; Powderpuff 11, 12; Junior Class Secretary; ICC 12; Student Assembly 10; Sobobans 12;PVF11;V Swim Team 11, 12; Aqua Athletics 11, 12; Waterpolo Stats 11; Interact 12 Donald Dewayne Bradley Honor Guard 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12;Summ ' f Staff 9; Junior Class President; ICC 10, 11; NHS 10, 11; Speech 9, 10; Daytrippers President 9; Coin and Stamp 9, 10, 11 Drama 10, 11, 12; Daytrippers 11, 12; Thespians 11; Psychos 9, 10;KD ' sl2 Sheila Brooks Powderpuff 12; BSU 10; Daytrippers 10; Spanish Club 11, President 12 Krista Rene Brown Powderpuff 1 1 Tamara Larie Burton Powderpuff 11; Psychos 9 Dennine Buchanan Tamara Larie Burton Corina Cabrera Sherry Cagle seniors 21

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Seniors smile and say cheese With yet another senior class in anticipation of their senior pictures, students noticed a new addition to the staff parking lot. Johnson Photography had moved in to catch some shots of the class of ' 83. Appointments by seniors were made at the beginning of the school year. Most seniors either came to school dressed for the occasion or had their pictures taken on a weekend. The man behind the camera was Chuck Johnson. He came every day from Hemet to do the job. Having operated a studio in Hemet for the past eighteen years, Johnson was definitely not a newcomer to the field of photography. The idea of using a trailer instead of an in studio location was a change of pace. This trailer situation is a whole new experience for us. Nobody seemed to have any complaints, however, and Johnson seemed pleased with the results. This photographer also had his own secret for success. The trick is to just try to communicate with people. The students seem to be pretty responsive. Several students liked this idea. Kelly Joslin seemed to agree. I think it was convenient to have the photographer on campus. Sharon Rossi didn ' t mind too much about the trailer situation either. It was kind of hot though. The heat didn ' t pose too much of a problem, however. Not only did the students seem to like this new concept, but the faculty approved of it as well. Seniors were not out of class for more than a half hour or so. Mr. Emery didn ' t mind his students being out of class. It doesn ' t bother me. I think it sounds like a pretty good method. Mr. Shepherd also had only good comments about Johnson Photography. I think we have a very efficient guy. We ' ve had very positive results. Since things went so smoothly, Johnson is ready to accom- modate San G in the future. If the students and teachers are willing, the trailer may be back to freeze yet another frame of a smiling senior. John Kocher, class of ' 83 Sandra Lee Blackwell Leroy Boan Lisa Seggerman, Maureen CI .. from the normal class schedule and Nadine Anderson enjoy ) participate in the senior cla Gwen Elizabeth Bradac 1 Donald DeWayne Bradley 20 seniors

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Entertainment world suffers losses The country experienced numerous losses in the world of entertainment in 1982. Among the list of deceased entertainers were a handful of truly gifted actors and actresses whose talents will be missed by all. Famous for his characterizations in Bye Bye Birdie, Under the Yum Yum Tree and well known by TV viewers as the center celebrity on the Hollywood Squares game show, was Paul Lynde. He died January 11, 1982. Well known, former Saturday night Live star John Belushi, died at the age of 33 after a drug overdose of cocaine and heroin on March 5, 1982. Together with Dan Ackroyd, he created the character of Jake and Ellwood, the Blues Brothers. The first host of the morning program The Today Show, Dave Garroway, took his own life on July 21 , 1982. Some of his other achievements includ- ed his work in the news media. After the death of actor Vic Morrow on July 25. controversy arose over the safety of the set and props used to shoot the scene in which he was killed by a helicopter blade The movie Twilight Zone was being filmed on a river bed location outside Hollywood when an explosive discharge caused the helicopter to lose control Two child actors were also killed in the accident. Perhaps the most distinguished actor to ever work in films died August 12, 1982. Henry Fonda died of natural causes at the age of seventy seven. Mr. Fonda was well known for his excellent performances in The Grapes of Wrath, Mr. Roberts, and his Oscar-winning portrayal of Norman Thayer in On Golden Pond, which came to be his last film. Ingrid Bergman became the only person this year to receive an Emmy Award posthumously for her role in A Woman Called Golda. Her death on August 30, which was also her sixty-seventh birthday, followed a long bat tie against cancer. The princess of Monaco and former actress Grace Kelly, died from in- juries sustained in a car accident on September 14 She was well known for her role in Country Girl, for which she received an Academy Award. Marty Feldman, accredited for his portrayal of Igor in Young Franken- stein suffered a heart attack which took his life on December 3. Country music star. Marty Robbins, suffered a heart attack and died on December 9. Mr Robbins was noted for his song El Paso, which was one of his 43 famous songs. Jack Webb, creator of the Sgt. Joe Friday, the main character of the memorable radio and TV series Dragnet, died in December 1982. Throughout the years, these entertainers brought many hours of enter- tainment to countless numbers of movie-goers. Robert Roy Campbell Cindi Carballo Luis Carrillo Maria Carrillo I li,a s ft Albert Castillo Martin Castillo On his way to a speedy recovery is John McPherson, who injured hii Eisenhower game. Aiding John in his recuperation is Amy Thayer. Nancy Ceballos 22 seniors Lisa Cervantes