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

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a » f f-7 9 j! : 1m Skh Joe Decaprio Linda Desfosses Audra Dodson Laura Dunson Jesus DeLaTorre Tamra Dietz Jesus Dominguez Michelle Dubiski Kristine Demorst Laurie Dillon Lisa Duarte Vincent Duro Above: During an assembly, Ann Nicklin and Laura West do their imitation of the football players, during a skit Below left: Yelling their cheers are Kelly Cooper and Renee Martinez, who appear regularly at water polo matches. mm ' - ' MM 9 f A Charles Eastwood Teresa Estrada Michael Eatinger Dawanana Estey Lisa Ebey Cheri Evans Yvonne Ellebre David Eyrcheson Sean Faux Kristen Ferguson Tony Favela Lorene Fisher Christina Fee Sandra Fisher Glen Feisther Dodie Flansburg freshmen 275

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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

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Freshmen do not enjoy luxury of eating off campus As the gates were finally opened after fourth period, many cars rushed through them, heading for lunch at fast food restaurants. The favorites were Burger King and Del Taco. There were many students who stayed on campus to face the long lunch lines. The majority of these students were freshmen. Freshmen did not drive and had no transportation to go out and en- joy the luxury of eating off campus. Those who stayed on campus found numerous activities to keep them busy. There were live bands, class competitions, and other forms of entertainment. Also several clubs held their meetings week- ly during lunch. If students chose not to be involved, there were other alternatives. The library was open throughout the lunch period. In the library one could study or relax by reading a book or magazine. Also, socializing with friends helped lunch go by quickly. During my lunch period, I sit with my friends in the cafeteria and discuss how our morning has gone, commented Anne Lorentzen. With all these different things to do, lunch from 1 1:30-12:05 didn ' t seem long enough. Fernando Flores Lisa Forte Sharon Fullen Paul Garcia Jonathon Flores Trevor Francis Chris Fuller Paulette Garcia Margo Florez Corby Franks Bobby Garcia Tracy Garcia Amy Foumier Jennifer Frey David Garcia Sherry Garcia Dean Forsyth Norma Fuentes Michael Garcia Pam Gefre Above: During lunch, Dawn Coday and Karen Van Osdel take time to discuss the events of their day. 276 freshmen