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

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Leah Rhenita Henderson Anna Hernandez While he basks in the warm January sun at San G ' s campus. Rex Holhfield enjoys hi: lunch. It ' s hard to believe that in the mountains it is cold enough for snow activities. Lisa Hernandez Annette Herzberg Yvette Marie Hilber Jacqueline Hilliard Anna Marie H inkle lanet Lynn Hobbs Rex Leo Holiifield seniors 35

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Snowbound! Being a resident of Southern California often had its recreational advantages, especially for those interested in sports ranging from surfing to snow skiing. San Bernardino ' s location made it possible for San Gorgonio ' s students to take advantage of the numerous out- door activity facilities. During the warmer months, Southern Califor- nians flocked to the beaches and rivers for sunbathing, surfing, and skiing, but the winter months seemed to affect the students in a much more dramatic way. The arrival of rain on a chilly day meant snow in the mountains nearby, causing noticeable shortages of students in attendance on a given weekday. Ms. Lawrence, the instructor for the advanced psychology class stated, An education cannot always be confined to the four walls of a classroom. The San Bernardino mountains made many winter sports facilities available to the students of San G. Andy Sheats, one senior who fre- quented the Snow Summit ski resort, was heard to say, Skiing is definitely more fun than English! Along with skiing, the mountains also provided sledding, tobog- ganing, and inner tubing enjoyment. Many students simply traveled to the eight thousand foot level for a change of scenery and a breath of fresh air. Before the warm weather began melting the snow, many San Gorgonio students were able to take advantage of the slopes before the Spring thaw. Santa ' s Village, located in the S visit the slopes during the snow. Michael Bruce Harnden Alex Harris Anna Leticia Hernandez Student Council 9. 10. 1 1; Powderpuff 12; Freshmen Vice President. JV Softball 9; V Softball II, 1 2; ICC 9. President 1 0; Student Assemblv9. 10; Alive9. 10. 1 1, 12; PVF9. 1 0. Psychos 9, 1 0; DSC 1 1 ; Class Secretary 12 Annette Herzherg Honor Guard 11; Student Council 11, 1 2, V S imming9, 10 1 i, 12; V Tennis 10, II, 12; CSF 10, 1 1. 12; Aqja Athlelks9. 10. 1 1. 12. Sobobans 12 Yvette Marie Hilber Alive 9. FFA Treasurer 1 1 . President 12; ArcnaMarie Hinkle Po.dfrpuff 12; ICC 12; CSF 11.12. NHS 1 12 11«: 11,12; Western Civ Secret . 12, Sobcb.jns 12; Speech 1 1; Fashion Club i 1 l2;D»,tiipr«rs 1 ' . , 12; interact 12; Janet Lynn Hobbs Honor Guard 1 1 ; Student Council 11. 12; Summit Staff 12; Powderpuff 1 1. 12; V Tennis 10. 11. 12; CSF 10. 1 1, Vice-President 1 2; NHS 1 0. 1 1 . Secretary 1 2; Alive 1 2; Sobobans 1 1. Vice-President 12; Interact 10. 11, 12-.PVF11, 12 Michael Bruce Harnden Student Council 9; Student Assembly 9; Alive 1 1 . 1 2; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Choir9. 10. 11. 12; Jazz Choir 11. 12; Mens Choir 9 Kathleen Theresa Harris Band 9; JV Badminton Frank Arthur Havemann ASB President 11,12, ICC 12; Powderpuff (cheer ' cade.-i 10. 1 1, 12; Aqua Athletics 10. II. ! 2. V Waverpolo 10. II. 12; V Swim Team 9. 10. 11, 12 Kimberly Renae Hayes Student Council 10; Homecoming Candidate 11. 12; Leadership 9, Head V Cheers 12; Sophomore Class President; Psychos 9, 10; PVF10 Leah Rhenita Henderson Powderpuff 11. 1 2; Tall Flags 1 1 ; Choir 9. 10. President 10;BSU9. 10. 11. 12; Alive 11; Fashion 1 1, Secretary 12; Daytrippers 12 Patricia L. Hoffman V Volleyball 1 0; Football Stats 1 1 ; PVF Rex Leo Hollifield Kathleen Theresa Harris

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Seniors go non-stop to the top but fall short The class of 1983 was not to be forgotten in the bitter battle of Homecoming floats. Guided by the Homecoming theme Future Fan- tasy, the seniors chose ' 83 nonstop to the top, as their title. Main headquarters for the building of the float was first placed at vice president Lori Rynn ' s house. Later the float site was moved to Jack Negrete ' s house, where it was eventually completed. Pete Phern- sangngam and a few other seniors worked on the design of the float. A rocket to the stars was the main feature. Mapkins, chicken wire, and lumber were donated to contribute to th e creating of the project. Mike Houser obtained a truck for the platform and Doug Mitchell transferred the raw materials. After three weeks the float was completed. Dedicated seniors worked till the early morning hours to finish. Due to bombing disputes between the junior and senior classes, both class floats were disqualified from the competition. The sophomore class was chosen as the victor of the 1982-83 San Qorgonio Homecoming Parade. Although they did not win, Vice President Lori Rynn felt that the seniors worked very hard. There were a lot of people who really wanted to work on it and those who did tried their best. Keena Hollow ay Chandra Holman Walter Jue, Qwen Bradac and Lori Rynn prepare the chick ' with paper mache to complete the senior float. Eric Hutchins De Shannon Monique Island Joyce Mary Jackson Rebecca Jacobs