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

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Meuzette White Harvey Wicker Dwyatt Williams Pamela Williams John Whitney Antonio Williams Michael Williams Ian Willis Above: Carrying their backpacks around campus are freshmen Todd Stewart and Darrin Brown, who find not having a locker an inconvenience. freshmen 295

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He ain ' t heavy, he ' s my brother Freshmen were considered the babies of San Gorgonio High School, but there were some ninth graders who had a dou ble label tagged on them. The label was little brother or sister because they had an older brother or sister attending San G. One example was Jeff Spurgeon, a ninth grader, whose older siste r, Candi Spurgeon, was a sophomore. Everbody knew me as Candi ' s little brother, was one of Jeff ' s complaints. Candi felt that having a younger brother attending the same school was a disadvantage. He knows about everything I do or don ' t do, commented Candi. Many people compared kids in the same family. Gabriel Her- nandez was no exception. However, freshman Gabriel didn ' t mind being compared to his sister Anna Hernandez. I feel good about being compared with my sister because it helps me set higher goals for myself, said Gabriel. When walking down the hallways, Spartans could always find freshman sisters Eric and Theandrea Sams together. At first glance one thought that they were seeing double but they realized that the two girls were identical twins. Theandrea was the oldest but only by 15 minutes. There were some advan- tages to being a twin. People think they are talking to my sister, Theandrea, when they are talking to me. That ' s how I learned about all her secrets, commented Erica. Overall being labeled younger didn ' t bother anybody. The main reason was that they realized that soon their older brother or sister would graduate and they wouldn ' t be labeled anymore. Above: Younger brother, Jeff Spurgeon, a freshman with sophomore sister, Candi Spurgeon Right: Often compared to his older sister is Gabriel Hernandez; his older sister is senior Anna Hernandez. Maria Virgen Chris Wagner Jeff Waskow Diane Vrooman Sherri Wallace Charis Weathers Denise Wachnicki Shirley Washington Laura West David Whitaker Charles White Brian White 294 freshmen

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Sharpen your pencil for the freshmen quiz Freshmen get ready, get set, write. Here is the 1983 questionnaire for the class of 1986. Find out how alert you really were to what was happening with the freshman class. When you ' re finished check your answers with the correct answers at the bottom of the page. Good Luck! 1. Who was the freshman class president? 2. Who was the adviser for the freshman class? 3. What booth did the freshmen run for the Homecoming carnival? 4. Who was the freshman sweetheart? 5. Where was the freshman float constructed? 6. What place did it win? 7. In what class was Mysterious Island and The Good Earth read? 8. Who was the head cheerleader for the freshman squad? 9. What two sports did the freshmen have teams for? 10. In what class was the Odyssey read? 1. Ann Nicklin 2. Mr. T aylor 3. 7-Up booth 4. Audra Dodson (sister of the senior queen, Felecia Dodson) 5. John Hitchcock ' s house 6. Third (the senior and junior floats were disqualified) 7. Mrs. Cassleman ' s English 1C class. 8. Kelly Cooper 9. Basketball and football both had a freshman team. 10. Mr. Olyer ' s English 1C class. Above right: Playing their clarinets in concert band are freshmen Monica Velaz- quez and Diane Miller. Right: Socializing in the quad during lunch are Ron Hanssen. Todd Stewart, Charles Eastwood, and Ian Willis. Below: After the Christmas vacation, the picnic tables are scattered around the campus. Taking ad vantage of the situation, Georgia Sommerfeld finds an uncrowded place to sit.