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

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Henry Carrillo Dina Carter Cindy Casas Cindy Ceballos Ruben Carranza Olivia Carter Chris Casarez Melissa Ceballos Tiffany Carroll Tambra Catledge Andrea Castellano Anthony Cerquettini Above: Like many other students, Dawn Coday eats her lunch sitting at the picnic tables outside the cafeteria. Right: Looking a little confused, are a group of freshmen registering for their classes on the first day of registra- tion, which is held on a very warm September day. Below right: After hollowing out his orange. Tim Miller rushes back to his team members dur- ing a class competition. L QG§£L Tammie Cervantes Chan Chaiking Denise Cessna Toby Chapa Bobby Chacon Patti Jo Chapman Rick Chapman Laura Chavez Duane Charles Valerie Chavira Arnold Chavez Robert Childers freshmen 2 3

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Fall invasion of miniature people takes place At first glance it appeared that the campus was being invaded by a strange mass of miniature people. Actually, this surprisingly quiet crowd of students was San G.s incoming freshmen at registration. Held on Thursday, September 9. in the cafeteria, registering for the fall semester ' s classes offered many a first impression of the school. Probably the most noticeable was the size of the campus. High school is much bigger and different than junior high, ' declared Paul Smith. Others echoed this sentiment while looking around, a little awed. Maps, for those who worried about becoming lost were supplied in each registration packet, and in the school ' s newspaper. The Oracle. The freshmen were relatively easy to spot. Some were seen tightly clutching their entire registration packet, or mommy ' s hand. More confident ones grouped with friends, trying very hard to seem sophisticated and calm. It wasn ' t really any big deal, Renea Martinez explained with a shrug Possibly due to the uneasiness of the group, they were very quiet and well behaved This was especially noticeable after seeing the seniors practically kill themselves to get in first. While waiting for their number to be called, the freshmen patiently sat at the picnic tables, making last minute schedule revisions. Once inside the cafeteria, many panic-stricken students stood rooted to the floor, unable to move. Fortunately, student council members, dressed in blue and white striped baseball jerseys came to the rescue and helped them out. Overall, freshmen registration is something preferably forgotten by most. It is generally laughed about in later years, but can be racked up as a learning ex perience. Cheryl Provence, class of 83 r r$j»j eLjJ I ■-§ r -i QPM Sherri Cathy Brooks Brown Darrin Brown Dawn Brown Eric Bro Felicia Br Diane Bryant Robert Buchanan fft ' fi© Sharla Burnham Danielle Caldwell Karen Campbell Michelle Cardoza Jarrad Burton Sheldon Caldwell Leslie Campbell David Carel Sherl Burns Tammi Cales Steve Campbell Bryan Carlson Beverly Bush James Calvert Maria Campos Brian Carnes Amador Cabrera Chris Campbell Joe Carcano Chris Carnes Above: A member of the five-person freshmen team. Cathy Ordaz hurries to finish her orange so she may race back on her knees to send the next player on his way to a victory.

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Freshmen girls join leadership squad Before entering high school, future Spartan girls tried out for cheerleading. In late April, girls that were eighth graders came to San G for practices. During practices, cheerleaders at San G instructed the girls on movement and cheers. Finally on May 20 the final tryouts were held. Seven girls were picked to represent the squad. The seven girls were Michelle Beard; Kelly Cooper, head cheerleader; Cheri Evans, co head; Renea Martinez; Ann Micklin; Michelle Vasquez; and Laura West. All of the girls who were picked had attended Serrano Junior High. The cheerleaders worked hard throughout the year. They practiced during the summer and went to camp. At camp they were evaluated and were given advice on how to im- prove their performance. The freshmen also went to com- petition. The members of the cheerleading squad agreed that the best part of being on the squad was the competitions. The freshmen team supported the water polo teams by cheering at games and giving them treats. The squad also cheered for the freshmen basketball team. The squad was very active and enthusiastic, adding more spirit to San G ' s campus. Cfc« Above: The freshmen cheerleaders travel with the water polo teams, giving them support by cheering and passing out treats during school. 0 fl$ ft f)O m Chan Childress DawnCoday David Collins Janine Cornell David Crites Jennifer James Curran Brent Darby Lisa Chilikoff AcieCole Richard Contreras David Cornwell Kevin Critton Crosswhite Tri Dang Russell Davies Ulrica Clark CarletteCole Deloris Cooper Anthony Cortez Shannon Crockett Francess Cruz Raymond Daniels Bobby Dawson assandra Clayton Mary Collier Joseph Cornelius Tom Crane Salena Crone Stephen Cueto Heidi Cunningham Keith Darano Phillip Dawson 274 freshmen