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

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Z3E Frank Range! Michael Reed his car in auto shop. Ma Kelly Quiggle Powderpuff 12; JV Girl ' s Swim Team 10; AFS 12; Alive 12 Victor Ramirez Band 9, 10, 12; V Football 12 Larry Joe Richards Jr. Honor Guard 1 1 ; V Baseball 1 1 , 12; NHS 11, 12; Diamond Club 11, 12; Interact 12; Freshmen Basketball 9 Margarita Mercedes Robles Homecoming Candidate 12; V Flags 10, Capt. 11 and 12; Powderpuff 11,12; Band 9, 10, 11; Drum Capt. 12; Drill Team 9; Student Assembly 9; Western Civ. 12; Psychos 9

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Not for men only The industrial education department in recent years has been increasing its popularity among San Gorgonio students. Contained in the drafting department were the Drafting I, II, III and architecture courses. A recent trend towards the fields of engineering promoted students to enroll in these courses. I think students have realized the need for technical fields, though most are not engineering bound. For the most part many students enroll to explore artistic mechanical drawing. There seems to be a trend of interest towards architecture and related careers, stated drafting instructor Mr. fJhl. Though the engineering field has usually been thought of as a man ' s field, many female stud ents such as Gina Grossman have also shared their interests in the engineering fields. Taking ar- chitecture has aided in my decisions of a future career. It has let me explore my options and abilities in the mechanical drafting and engineering related fields. With the growing need for qualified engineers for the future, San Gorgonio ' s industrial education department was striving to fulfill that requirement with skilled students. Kelly Quiggle Veronica Raiskums Frankie Ramirez As an assignment for Mr. (Jhl ' s sixth period drafting class, Richard Todd sketches machinery par Dominick Rangel

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Seniors reminisce Seniors recalled many happy memories from their last year in high school. Memorable experiences varied from powderpuff play to Grad night Some memories were that of classroom scenes. Kelly Quiggle remembered trig as a great experience, even though she didn ' t know what a derivative was. A memorable experience for Gary Florin was playing E.T. for his child develop ment project for psychology. Annette Herzberg ' s senior year was highlighted by winning the Citrus Belt League Doubles Title in girls ' tennis. Some memorable experiences weren ' t as fortunate. For Chris DeFonce, breaking his collarbone playing football was un forgettable. For many, memories were connected with some sport. Mark Miyashiro said, The best time in my senior year was when the football team made the CIF playoffs for the first time in ten years. Bob Meyer ' s fondest memory was defeating Eisenhower in football. Frank Havemann ' s best memory was leading the basketball cheer at the games. For many seniors, memorable occasions occurred during the week of Homecoming. Mike Pauper remembered building the senior float as a great time. Being a Homecoming candidate was the peak of Mia Vaughnes ' senior year. Many seniors enjoyed extracurricular activities. To Lori Rynn, varsity flags great year in competition was a happy memory For some senior girls, the Sobobans induction was a night to remember Sandra Dutched recalled the talent show as a memorable event in her senior year. Other seniors just enjoyed reminiscing over simple occurrences of high school life. Spending time with friends and making new ones proved to be significant to Larry Mainez. According to Doug Mitchell, The greatest part of my senior year was graduating. Janet Hobbs, class of ' 83 Valerie Sainz