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

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Michelle Niday, and Cindy Perez who prepare to suit up for a volleyball match George Michael Corsaut Julie Craven David L. Coldren JV Tennis 11, 12; Speech 10, 11, 12; Psychos 10; Daytrippers 11,12 Victoria Robles Corona Lisa Marie Cross Drill Team 12; Daytrippers 1 1 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; French Club Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Wind 10,11 Marilyn Cruz Shah Culbertson seniors 2

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Field trips provide educational experience By the time one reaches high school, it usually seems many students don ' t receive many opportunities to take part in educational or school affiliated field trips. During the year a few campus organizations, classes, and student government were given opportunities to support school spirit and educa- tional expansion in this manner. The San Gorgonio chapter of Interact, a Rotary sponsored club, was fortunate enough to host visiting Japanese students in an effort to work with and understand other cultures and people. Student Council attended a seminar at Cal State San Bernardino with the student governments of other local high schools. The objective was to organize and discuss needs for the following school year due to the closure of Pacific High School and various other issues. A laser and holography symposium was the trip taken by Mr. Lundy, San G. ' s physics instructor, and his students Robert Vaughan and Patty Muga. Future and present technology in the fields of laser application and related fields were discussed. Other organizations on campus such as the Daytrippers and BSCI had planned entertaining trips. BSCI organized a trip to the CISC vs. UCLA basketball game. The main reason for this? Of course to see the performance of last year ' s graduating Spar- tan Slam-dunker Gerry Wright as a Trojan freshman. The Daytrippers had always been known for their trips to the tap- ings of popular television programs and this year was no dif- ferent with their full agenda of Hollywood ' s television productions. All in all, many seniors were given the opportunities to ex- perience both fun and educational trips off campus. Maureen Clark Michael F. Clark Robert Clark Michael F. Clark Speech 11,12 Karen Linda Clemens Summit Staff 9, 10, 1 1, Editor 12; Powderpuff 11,12; Football Stats 10, 11; ICC 10, 12, Vice President 1 1; Student Assembly 11;PVF 10, 11; Psychos 10; Hoopsters 10; Karen Linda Clemens Boosters 10, 1 Catarina Ramos Pinto Coelho Exchange Student from Portugal; Student Council 12; Powderpuff 12; Drama 12; AFS 12; German Club 12 Catarina Coelho David Coldren

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Henry Manuel strives to be the best Showcase Although not the most talkative person on cam- pus, senior Henry Manuel is definitely not shy on stage or in front of a camera. Henry has been modeling for approximately one and a half years and doesn ' t plan on quitting his modeling career for some time to come. Why quit? He has become a successful, profes sional model with a promising dancing career ahead of him as well. Success seems to come naturally for Henry On June 6, 1982. he was selected top male model in his area at the Barbizo n School of Modeling. What made Henry decide to become a model in the first place? Because I want to be an enter tainer and I figured that modeling will get me the exposure I need. Henry has been taking dance classes at San Bernardino Valley College but plans to further his experience later on by attending (JCLA or the California Institute of the Arts. He also plans to travel to Europe to get involved with a top Euro- pean modeling agency and pick up on his singing career on the side. Henry did his first fashion show for Sears at Bobby McGee ' s Restaurant and from then on has been involved in various shows throughout the San Bernardino area. He recalls his best show as being a hair show where he posed in a punk hair cut and a space jump suit Henry likes to work in bizarre or futuristic clothing. How does somebody get involved in a modeling and dancing career like Henry? I think that you should go to classes so that you know what you ' re doing. Dancing helps your posture and also helps your movement to flow. Henry thinks of Debbie Allen as being the top dancer chore- ographer in her field. He hopes to parallel Allen ' s career by rising to the top of my field in model- ing and by being the best entertainer I can possibly be. Henry has some advice to anyone who wants to get involved in modeling and dancing. My advice is to be dedicated to it, to keep to it, to know for sure that that ' s what you want to do in your life. Don ' t care what people say Do what you want to do. Just strive to be the best you can be. Jill Renee Davis 26 seniors Ronnie Milton DeCarmo Christopher John DeFonce joe DeLa Cruz