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

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Demise Futch Stephanie Ann Gamboa Elaine Garcia Jeffrey Garcia ■ I Lorena Garcia Terry Garcia Gilbert Garza Michael David Gfeller % Brent Gilmer Henry Gomez As part of his project for child growth and development, Dave Seiger works with Mr Kowalski ' s fifth grade class at Belvedere elementary school. I i Lisa Gomez Mike Gomez

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Psych boggles the mind Entering seniors of the class of ' 83 found many challenges in their last year at San Gorgonio. Among these were trying courses such as advanced psychology. Many of these students found the class to be one of the most difficult in their attendance at San G, but nearly all agreed that the course was very interesting and well worth the work. Everything from the biological side of the subject to the behavioral aspects was taught to eager students. Various assignments during the year, such as term pro- jects, were required. The first of these projects consisted of field study in the areas of child behavior or em- bryology. The students gathered background information on their topics and further explored them by working with children in local elementary schools or by experienc- ing a tour through Loma Linda University embryology museum. Other projects included psychological case studies performed by students with students being the topics of research. Demanding tests and long hours of studying were also elements of the class which were in- tended to prepare these college bound seniors for their future college careers. Besides the curriculum, one of the major reasons why students enjoyed the course was due to its instructor Ms. Peg Lawrence. With her expression of true enthusiasm for the subject, many students attribute their inspired interest of psychology to Ms. Lawrence. Her teaching style really makes the class enjoyable and worthwhile, stated Cindy Perez. Throughout the year, the students were allowed to ex- plore several aspects of human behavior, while attending this, one of San G ' s most unique courses. Tina Marie Franklin Barbara Freeman Mike Pauper works on the rough draft of his psychology case study before typing i Tina Marie Franklin Powderpuff 11, 12; Daytrippers 11, Treasurer 12; JV Volleyball 11; V Volleyball 12 Stephanie Ann Gamboa Powderpuff 11,12; Drill Team 9, 10; Drama 1 1 ; Psychos 9, 10;Mecha 10, 11; Alive 10; Daytrippers 9, 10, 11; Diamond Club 1 1 Michael David Gfeller Oracle Staff 11; Alive 11, 12; Speech 9, 10, 11, President 12; Aqua Athletics 11, 12; J V Waterpolo 1 1; V Waterpolo 12; V Debate Team 9, 10, 11, 12 Michael Gomez Diamond Club 9, 10, 11, 12

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Walter Jue: Off the wall Showcase Even though racquetball is offered in P.E. classes at San Gorgonio, one person you won ' t find out on the three wall courts is Walter Jue. Walter saves his playing time for Arrowhead Athletic Club where he practices for tournaments. I never enjoyed team sports, so I took up rac quetball. I joined a club where a top competitive tournament player took me under his wing and showed me the basics. Two months later, he entered his first tourna ment at Canyon Bluffs. He wasn ' t very successful though. He lost in the first round. That didn ' t discourage Walter for he returned four months later again to Canyon Bluffs, where he took first place. He ' s been playing tournaments and winn- ing ever since. Tournament players compete in different divi- sions. The first division one plays in is Beginning Novice. One then advances to Novice C. B, and A divisions and then Open division. The cost of entering tournaments is between S2O$30. Walter has played in tournaments from San Bernardino to Monterey and back down to San Diego. He competed at Westminister where pro competitors also played as an added attraction to the regular competition. He also competed in tour sponsored by Arrowhead Athletic Club, Fiesta Village, and Montclair Racquest Time. As Walter has risen in the ranks of racquetball, he has won such tournaments as a first place C division in the West Covina tournament, first place B division singles in the San Gorgonio in vitational, first place B division doubles at Montclair, and first place B division doubles at Hacienda Heights. When Walter isn ' t practicing for tournaments, he is kept busy with his part-time job at McDonald ' s. He is undecided whether or not to go into the Air Force or go into college, but he definitely wants to become a pilot. Valerie Roshea Gray F r Travis Dwayne Greene Kelly Greer 32 seniors Gina Grossman Gherie Gumm