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

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Mia ' s Verse Now that high school is done there ' ll be college You ' ll be exposed to even more knowledge. Should the going get tough, we know you ' ve got the right stuff Though times will get pressure-packed; sometimes silly When cooking for yourself, leave the raisins on the shelf . . cause you know what they taste like in chili! DAD AND MOM STEPHENSON ' S FLOWERS 2393 N. Del Rosa Avenue San Bernardino, California 92404 886-6959 Since 1923 Patricia and Dwaine E. Stephenson 26017 Edgemont Drive House: 862 8626 Beach: 536-2494 Best Flowers in Town DAVIS PJ Real Estate Broker DENNIS DAVIS Broker 1997 North D Street San Bernardino, CA 92406 P.O. Box 2023A (714)883-8961 To Nancy Lewis: Nancy — We are very proud of you. Your positive attitude, determination and cheer- ful disposition are sure to lead to many op- portunities for you Our best wishes are with you as you begin to chart your future. There will be disappointments and frustra tions. but you will overcome them. Good luck and a lot of love, from us to you. We think you are very special. MOM AND DAD Annette Herzberg, We are very proud of you and wish you all the luck and happiness in the world. Wherever you go, whatever you do, we ' re always behind you, and don ' t forget that. You are a fun girl to have around. We Love You, MOM AND DAN GLASSON Jg Um $g QUASAR DALE ' S TV S APPLIANCE 885-3516 - 869-2202 Phone TCJ 3-0024 ARTHUR J. MORGAN, D.D.S., INC. Orthodontist 1799 No. Waterman Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92404 To David, Well, you ' re a senior now. It ' s amazing how a father can ' t say when his son became a man ready to take on the future. I have seen you grow up, handling all sorts of things for you, and somewhere back there you started doing it all by yourself. You have given me great pride in how you have matured, and both Mom and I wish you the very best from the bottom of our hearts. YOUR DAD, DAVID LASSITER advertising 349

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It ' ll be all right While the world was concerned about unemploy- ment, nuclear energy, arms control, rising inflation, and Reaganomics students were worried about topics of a more pertinent nature With the daily problems the teenagers faced, it was amazing how cases of ulcers were not widespread. A main crisis was one ' s appearance and the methods they could employ to improve it. To look more sophisticated, some girls would pack on globs of eyeshadow, lipstick, rouge, and mascara. There were problems deciding which outfit to wear since the mini skirt had been worn once already. Everyone had gotten their hair cut in the latest punk styles and bilevel cut, but would it look fabulous on you? Wanting to be admired by their buddies and desired by the female population, a majority of guys attempted to improve their physique by becoming in volved with weight lifting. To be seen in a varsity football jersey or cheerleading uniform was just the ultimate for many. Such heavy decisions caused teens hours of worry and numerous anxiety attacks. Big decisions on who to hang around with or who to go out with boggled the minds of students. If they did not have a girlfriend or a boyfriend this week, some panicked and searched vigorously. Others chose to be seen exclusively with those who were popular hoping some of it might rub off on them. Who could be asked to attend Grad Nite, to go to the Prom, and to walk with for graduation were questions which produced excessive stress. For the more educated students, a grand disaster might be the upcoming exams, term paper deadlines, and report card time. A few took it to the extremes of crying, but most just fretted over how they would ac complish the massive homework tasks. Dear Beth Adams, CONGRATULATIONS! Thank-You for being all that you are. We couldn ' t be more proud. Love, MOM, DAD, KEITH, CARL, AND LYNNE. Made etilp. Theresa, Tommy and Timmy Kluge Congratulations class of ' 83 3685 E. Highland Ave. Highland, California 862-2830 Diplomate American Board of Allergy Immunology DANIEL GORENBERG, AID Professional Corporation Telephone 2130 N. Arrowhead Ave. (714)882-3013 San Bernardino, CA 92405 Our Own Crystal Silas: Honey, when it seems that no one cares, go to Jesus, he ' s Always THERE!! Loving You Always, MOMMIE, ARNOLD, CHARLES, AND LYNN. Lady too (the dog) BROWN AND MULL1NS, INC. 2150 North Arrowhead Avenue San Bernardino, California 92404 (714)886-4768 To Chris Wilson, Keep the faith and he wings level Love, MOM AND DAD To Gwen Bradac: Her life is full of busy days Reality and dreams Car keys, designer jeans Love MOM AND DAD To Bob Vaughan: Congratulations Bob LOVE MOM AND DAD Elaine ' s Sculptures Nails THE HAIR CO. 25578 E. Base Line San Bernardino, California 92404 885-6407 To Our Son Don Bradley You make our life complete. You ' re so loving and so sweet. We know your goals are high, but knowing you, you will reach the sky. We are so proud to say Thank You Son Love, MOM AND DAD 348 advertising

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What ' s next on the agenda? Tne majority of decisions that directly affected the school, students, and facul- ty were made by the Board of Education. Seven members were first elected by the regular public ejections and then officers were elected by these winners. Those who were chosen for office were President; Mr. Howard Grossman and Vice-President; Mr. Lawrence E Neigel. Also on the board was Mrs. Elisa Diaz, Mr. W. Robert Fawke, Dr. John M. Hatton, Mrs. Shelby Obershaw. and Mrs. Jewell Shelton. The Superintendent of Schools was Mr. Meal Roberts. Being a member was only an extra community job; all the members had their own full time jobs. On the first and third Tuesday of every month, this governing board of the school district had business meetings. These meetings were held at the board room on S Street and began at 5:30 P.M. During the meetings, which were open to the public, they usually commenced with business concerning the schools which included San Gorgonio, Pacific, San Bernardino, and Cajon High Schools. Next on the agenda was the community re quests and complaints allowing the public to voice their opinions. The board was responsible for all the hiring and firing of employees. They had the ability to disapprove or approve requests, make policies, and care for expenditures. Private matters were discussed behind closed doors at another gathering with on- ly board members present. To Patty Muga: We love you and are so proud of you. Always think positive and have faith in yourself and God and you will succeed in all your goals. MOM AND DAD Above: Superintendent Mr Neal Roberts leads the Pledge of Allegiance commencing Back to School Might. Telephone 882-2969 cJJr. JJonald Lj. L,ann Dentist 2039 N. D Street Suite 101 San Bernardino, CA 92405 Dear Kelly Quiggle, Congratulations on your graduatic are all very proud of you. Love, MOM, DAD, DANNY, AND DAVID AMERICAN SURGICAL CORPORATION 103 East Highland Avenue P.O. Box 2535 San Bernardino, California 92406 (714)882-3353 Congratulations to Chris Stathis The Caboose We agree with dear SG . . . Eight is Enough DAD, MOTHER, SUE, LINDA, ROBERTA, ALEX, MIA, JAN, ANDNIKKI Dear Danny, Congratulations our son. You made it through high school We hope and pray you make it through college, too. We love you very much. MOM AND DAD Hermie and Lynn De la Pena To our dear Andy Sheats: You are our pride and joy, Congratuli tions on your graduation. God bless you always. Love from your family, DAD, MOM AND MARYANN Tuxedo (ifiM Bridai Rental tfjfr Boutique Three Convenient Locations to Serve You 889 North D ' Street 82 1 A North Main Street (Corner of 9th and D St.) Parkridge Plaza San Bernardir o, CA 92401 Corona, CA 91720 (714)888-6848 (714)734 2380 3655 Riverside Plaza Riverside. CA 92506 (714)684 6160 To our lovely daughter Debbie Dowell: You have made us very proud of you because of your talents and achievements. Congratulations and may you have much success in the future. We love you very much, MOM, DAD, AND CHERYL P.S. Moo-me — congratulations, we are proud of you too! 350 advertising