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

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Jeff Quiggle, Through the years we ' ve watched you grow in every way And Boy have you grown! We love you and are very proud of Congratulations MOM AND DAD DANA Bedspreads Bedspreads, Comforters and More One of the Largest in Stock Selection in California Where You Always Save 20 to 50% 263 East Highland Avenue San Bernardino, CA 92404 1 block west of Waterman Ave. Congratulations, Sophisticated Ladies! You ' re beautiful. MRS. GARTNER MRS. STREATER Sponsors EARL R. CRANE, DDS, INC. Orthodontist 1895 D Street San Bernardino, California 92405 Telephone: 882-2587 James Vancura, Here ' s to a super guy and a super son Love, Mom and Dad Fred E. Cimino Jr. Vice President FRED E. CIMINO ASSOCIATES, INC. Insurance 882 1738 4124 Mo. Sierra Way San Bernardino, CA 92407 Creators of Distinctive Photography Family Groups Graduation Weddings Photographic Art Johnson Photography 530 ' 2 E. Florida Avenue Hemet, California (714)658-2697 advertising 345

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The working population of San G students was a relatively small one. Only one out of every fifty students had part-time, after school jobs. Although with the economic conditions being what they were, an increasing number of students found it necessary to find jobs. Most of the working class consisted of seniors and juniors, with only a small amount of sophomores employed. Most working students enjoyed the money they obtained from working, but all agreed that it was an extra strain to keep up with schoolwork. It was especially difficult for those students with the college bound curriculum. Working students also found that their jobs did not allow them much free time to do the things they wanted to do. As one student, Doug Mit- chell put it, Having a job takes a lot of your time and sometimes your homework never gets done. When you want to go out or do things, it ' s frustrating when you have to work instead. There were also many good aspects involv- ed with working. Most working students felt that having a job was the first step towards in- dependence. As senior Mia Vaughnes said, Sometimes it ' s really a bummer having to go to work after school, but I really feel good about having my own money and knowing I earned it. POSTAL INSTANT PRESS The While - U - Wait Printers ! Where people make the Fast, Low-Cost. Quality Difference! Offset Printing Serving San Bernardino County Since 1969 TWO LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 123 NORTH T STREET | 165 E. HIGHLAND AVENUE 884-4871 886-6775 It ' s been a hard year; can ' t wait to celebrate the We made it party We ' ll remember this year as the year we made some fantastic friends We are like a set of molecules, integers, and electorate votes sitting under a buxom tree. This year was the best. We ' ll remain great friends forever! CHERYL, JULIE, LAURA, DAWN, YOLANDA, CATHY, SARITA, JANE, BRENDA, KATHY, AND KELLY. Working 5 to 9 Above: To earn extra money, Danny Delapena works at Roberto ' s. Debbi Clark For a sensational daughter and a terrific person. Don ' t forget to stop and smell the roses. Love and Kisses, MOM JAMES D. LAUR San G. class of ' 79 UCLA class of 83 344 advertising ®a rf T J5 n JLlnaa J l cC.onn£U. ■Styling fox J w ; QVomtn CLIPPER CREW 862-5930 2570 E. Highland Ave. 8620713 Highland, Calif. 92346 Congratulations to Karen Clemens (moo me). We ' re so proud of you. We can ' t forget our best friends, Debbie and Sherry. All our love, MOM, DAD, AND KAISER

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Aren ' t you hungry ' Who ' s going to win the hamburger war? This was a question many students were asking the mselves. The local fast food places were conducting a survey to see who had the best hamburgers. This survey turned into a fast food war. Among the participating stores were MacDonalds, Burger King, and Wendy ' s. Student from San G. seemed to prefer Burger King from all others. As James Curran ex- pressed, Their best ploy is to let you have your hamburger any way you want it. Not all students shared these feelings some students just like to go there because it was a local lunch hang out. Next in line for popularity was Wendy ' s Old Fashioned Ham- burgers. Although the hamburgers were rated as being very good, their downfall was the price. Many students could not afford their prices on Mom ' s Lunch money. As Jeff Davies commented, I like Wendy ' s hamburgers because they taste better than anyone elses but I can ' t afford to eat there every day. Last and seemingly the least favorite was MacDonalds. The only people who seemed to enjoy MacDonalds were freshmen and sophomores. But they don ' t know any better, anything tastes good after eating campus cafeteria food. On the other hand, the worldly upperclassmen, whose taste buds have experienced many ham- burgers, did not enjoy the atmosphere or food of MacDonalds. There was one exception of senior Larry Richards who commented, I like going to MacDonalds because all the wild women work there. Though no one knew what the official results would be, it seemed that in the students ' opinions, Burger King won hands down. Linda Hanlon; Your accomplishments and years of praise, Have made us proud of the girl we have raised. Continued effort on your part. will certainly warm these parents ' hearts. DAD, MOM AND CHRISTINE EARL R. CRANE, DDS, INC. Orthdontist 1895 D Street San Bernardino Telephone 882 2587 California 92405 Dear Janet Hobbs; Congratulations on your graduation. You are a very special daughter and we are pro ud of you. May God bless you in whatever you decide to be. With All Our Love, MOM, DAD AND DAVID (714)864-2270 (714)824-2562 PETTERSON KRAMER Law Corporation 27141 EI. Baseline, Suites 7 and 8 Highland, California 92346 To Cheryl Provence; Congratulations on all your ac complishments. Good luck in everything you do, and above all happiness always. Love, MOM, DAD AND JACKIE Like a good neighbor, ft ri State Farm rfSsjfr ' is there. RAYMONE E. O ' BRIEN, CLU Agent 1416 E. Highland Avenue San Bernardino. CA 92404 Off; 882 3343 346 advertising