Sweetwater High School - Red and Gray Yearbook (National City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1977 volume:

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Just to name a few, the class sponsored a Magic Mountain trip, dances, skating parties, and bake sales. The seniors also had the beneht of common unit among the members which helped in getting work done. The main goals of the year were to have a nice prom at very little cost to those in attendance and to earn hundreds of dollars to give to students in the form of scholarships to help meet college expenses and reward those who helped themselves by working for the Class of '77. Pictures: Charles Franklin, President, Bobby Stokes, Vice President, Helen Murray, Secretary, Marian Balough, Treasurer, opposite page: Miss Robin Michael. .N- Class Council: First Row: Doreen Fletcher, Charles Franklin. Second Row: JoAnne Sloan, Vibiana Silva, Liz LaRoya, Vicky Everett, Donna Pena, Barbara Pablo, Patricia Robledo, Florabel Victa, Eva Salas, Dora Perez. Third Row: Lisa Payne, Sharon Martin, Janice Lee, Lorrie Berberabe, Elissa Garcia, Colleen Goto, Sharon Johnson, Cathy Carreno, JoAnn Ballentine, Sandra Rhoden. Fourth Row: Sharon Merrow, Paula Willoquet, Chris Blas, Terri Vestal, Grace Bernal, Helen Murray, Cyndi Callahan, Freida Long, Myrna Zambrano, Joyce Hawken, Susan Story, Isabel Legras, Alyce Raspperry, Coralie Atkinson. Fifth Row: Marcello Profeta, Candi Jair, Tony Enriquez, Mike Liegel, Warren Schwitkis, Bobby Stokes, Sharon Clark, Gabriel Tejeda, Vidal Apostal, Severino Reyes. 3 5 i -W 'ffi' ff f'1--W 'V WW ' . I 'i fvafkcffi-'ftfilfefr T' sl-5 ..1. r C r ,ss my .1 fre. V t L f VP'--'t-1 w 'JSAXL1 'Mft Q- G., l 1 G fs :K,4fa5 cP C ' ' 'fmt' ig'! .fei Q ,eser 5 siii gf' 4 Q V.. of . 73 s : 4 Ll- , , - 'L . , .Lk K Dggl, 54,5 3, Q .1 , n K . ,ax . K 5 A vi- , my an r -L . 3, if , . ,.g:,! , 1 , ..., i , v, -if - - . .-' ,T i- ,. 7. vs x , f ,L in ' L: 'S , ' -, fd- S wi 'H' J 4 Xue QC gg, ,Q v W .-- . A 4 Q: A X :A I : Q . . 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GUADALU PE ACOSTA or Lupe wants to be a nurse . . . likes going to parties and playing volleyball. ROSA MARIA ACUNA or Rose hopes to get a job that will be enjoyable, and be successful . . . was in Latino Club . . . collects stamps and enjoys Mexican folk dancing. JOHN A. AGANOWSKI MICHAEL JOHN MA'lTHEW AGUON wants to go on to college, get a job in construction . . . was in JV football lg var. 3, var. baseball 2,3 . . . will remember staring at his foods teacher. . . likes being with that special someone, eating Mexican and Oriental foods, cruising around. ALBERTA MARY AION0 or Bert hopes to one day be a good mother and helpful wife . . . was in Choir 1,2,3, Asian Club 1,2,3p Senator 1, Pep Club 3, Hoat committee 1,25 Girls League 1,3 . . . remembers early morning car rallies . . . likes decorating anything, singing, volleyball. ROSA M. ALBA MARIA F. ALCANTARA RANDY SCOTT ALDERMAN 12 ly W M. M Q we 3 P I QS gg A CORALIE SUE ATKINSON or Cor wants to be happy and to live life to its fullest with someone special . . . was in Choir 1,2, ensemble 35 Campus League treas. 35 class council 1,35 float committee 35 swabettes 2 . . . will remember her tenth grade year and her famous hurdle jump . . . likes to swim, sew, eat. FRED AVII 14 buf I DOUGLAS LEE BABB or Radar wants to go to college and become a pilot. . . was JV football manager 15 swimming 2,35 JV waterpolo 35. . . will remember hrst time on Senior Lawn as a senior. . .likes to fly radio control airplanes. ALFREDO IVI. BACLAGAN DAVID PATRICK BAKER JOSEPH G. BALINGIT MIKE BALDWIN THERESA LYNN BALL JOANN BALENTINE or Jo wants YOLANDA BALLESTEROS or to complete a four year college Yoly would like to go to college and do anything and everything. and work. . . likes swimming, . .was Soph. Class Treas. 15 tennis, drawing. class council 1,25 Asian Club 15 CSF 1,2535 Girls League 1,25 Campus League pres. 35 Senate 2,35 Imp and Devils 2,35 . . , will remember '76 baseball season and ensemble.. .likes being the better half of Jap and Flap. PAUL A. BALLOW MARIAM ISABELL BALOUGH or Mare plans to study medicine in college . . . participated in JV volleyball 1,var. 25 var. softball 1,2, class sec. 3, Hoat committee 1,2,3g CSF 1,2,3, JV cheerleader 2, var. capt. 3, GAA 1,25 class council 1,2,3g Girls League 1,2 .. . will remember sophomore Hoat committee meetings, cheering at the Sports Arena, making homecoming court. . . liked being with the 4 Stooges in volleyball. MERLINDA AURE BALUYOT or Mer was in CSF 1gHoat committee 1, Devil Doers 15 hopes to go to a four year college and major in nursing. DIVINA ANDVADA BANGALAN CHRISTINE TOIVIERO BARRAZA or Dinah wants to be successful or Chris my utmost hope and in the future . . . was in Asian desire is to serve God to the best Club 3 , . . will remember of my abilities, I also would like meeting Tots of nice Hips at to become a Dental Hygienist. Su-Hi . . . likes tennis, traveling. Enjoys sewing and traveling. MARIE A. BENUELOS ROSA ELENA BARROS0 NORMA BANUELOS enjoys art CHARLES BALDWIN and crafts. MARCIAL M. BECERRA MONA RAE BENNION wants to live a long and 'happy with that someone special . . . I.D. Corps 3, Pep Club 3. . .will always remember being in Mr. Hartshorn's 5th per. shorthand class and meeting David. MARIA GUADALU PE BALLO or Chuckles wants to become a Medical Assistant and have a happy life . . . Latino Club 1,25 Choir 1 . . . remembers when my eyes came out closed in my A.S.B. card in my Senior year. . . likes swimming, roller skating, listening to music and being with friends, LORRIE MICHELE BERBERABE wants to pursue a career in the held of medicine and someday live happy, rich, and free from worries . . . was in Class Council 1,31 float committee 1,35 Gymnastics 3, CSF 2 . . . will never forget the wonderful people and special friends she made here at Su-Hi. VIRGINIA GRACE KATHERINE BERNAL or Grace wants to make people happy, try to understand her parents further and vice-versa . . . was in Class Council 1, Float committee 3, Asian Club 1,2,3, Bicentennial Club 3, Var, Songleader 3, Good Times 1,2,3 . , . remembers becoming cheerleader and Ending out she was Homecoming Queen of '77 . . . likes playing the violin, singing, art, and meeting people. ARMIDA BETANCOU RT MICHAEL BILODEAU SUSAN MARIE BILODEAU ROBERT BLAKE or Barretta wants to have a good job and race cars . . . was in Water Polo 2,3, Swimming 2,3, Lamplighters 2,3, ITS 2,3 . . . likes playing water polo and swimming. CRISELDA JAMBARO BLAS or Cris hopes to travel to a lot of different places and to someday live in Hawaii . . .Asian Club member 2,3 . . . will remember Mr. Zarecky's class and all the pleasant moments at Su-Hi . . . likes photography, bowling, and tennis. JOHNNY LEE BOLINGER 16 JULIE EVA BOOTH wants to live life at its fullest and to be married in the D.S. Temple . . . was in Girls' League 2, Campus League V.P. 3, Hoat committee 1,3, Class Council 1,3. CHRISTINE SUE BORDWELL or Birdsong wants to be successful and to use life to its fullest . , . was in Marching Band 1,2,3: Orchestra 1,25 Pep Band 1, Class Council 1, Boat committee 1,3, Campus League 3 . . . remembers after Friday football games and falling out of Brian Canterini's truck in the middle of the street. . . likes going crazy with her friends and Steve. KATHY lVl, BOULETTE STEVEN lVlARK BRANDON or Fool wants to be successful and content. , . was in Knowledge Bowl 1,3, Speech 2, Pres. 3, NFL 2,3, CSF 2, llGlasses Unidos 1,2,3 . . , remembers the overt.ime in CIF Basketball with Fallbrook . . . likes collecting HDoonsbury , listening to music, and trying to base on people. MARY ANN BROWN or Leggs wants to go to college, receive a lVl.A. degree from state college . . . was in Basketball Booster Club . . . remembers the CIF playoffs in Basketball . . . likes dances, movies, tennis, basketball, volleyball, softball, and having fun. ROBERT FRANCIS BRUNETTE JR. or Bob Bitchin was in Wrestling, Football Nlgr., Track lVlgr., Cross Country lVlgr., German Club, AFS, and Backpacking Explorer Post. . . likes collecting coins, building models, and fixing up cars. CINDY ANNE BURK or Burt wants to always be happy and make people smile and live with the man who loves her.. . was in GAA 1,2,3, Tennis 1,2, Gymnastics 1, Track lVlgr. 2, Football lVlgr. 3 . . . remembers the mornings before school in the parking lot across the street . . . likes to go to the beach and ride dune buggies and 3 Wheelers. ROBERT E. BUTLER 17 JUANITA RAMIREZ CABRERA or Jane wants to marry Hiram and go to college . . .will always remember when Hiram asked her to be his girl again. GEORGE E. CALDWELL wants to go to Arizona State and major in recreation . . . was in JV football 1,2, var. 3gvar. track 2,39 sophomore basketball . . . will remember beating Castle Park in football in '76. CYNTHIA CALLAHAN or Cyndi Lou was In JV volleyball 1, float committee 1,2,3, class council 1,2,3, gymnastics 2, JV cheerleader 2, class vice-pres. 2 . . . remembers meeting Tony Alvarez in 10th and being JV cheerleader . . . likes to play softball and hang around with the 4 Stooges. 18 RAUL JOSEPH CAMATCHO or Moncho wants to become a physical therapist or team trainer for a pro team . . . was in AFS 1, Asian Club 1,2,3g football announcer 1,2,3g track mgr. 1,2,3, Peer Counselor 3 . . . remembers beating Fallbrook in 3 o.t. in CIF playoffs . . . likes taking pictures, bike riding KIM CANAVAN or K.C. wants to be a gym teacher . . . was in softball 1,2,3g basketball 2,37 Lamplighters 2,35 Hoat committee 2,35 Devil mascot 2,3 , . . remembers going to CIF in basketball . . . likes to play all kinds of sports. NORMA A CARBAJAL CATHERINE CECILE CARRENO or Cat wants to become a secretary . . . was wrestling mgr 1,2 . . . remembers when JV took first at the Marian tournament . . . likes to play softball and be with James. CRISTINA IVIARGARITA CARRIEDO was in Su-Ettes 1,2,3, treas. 3, Lamplighters 2,3 treas. and sec. 2,35 swimming 1,2, 3, class council 1,2 . . . remembers going to '76 prom and being in drama productions , , likes to swim, talk, meet new people. ANNA MARIA CARRILLO JOSE MANUEL DIAZ CARRILLO or Meno wants to get a job he likes. . , was in Latino Club. , . will remember the cheerleaders and football players . . . likes handball, volleyball, basketball, swimming, tackle football. RAOUL CARRILLO MARIA ELENA CASTANEDA or Poodle wants to have a successful career helping people , . .was on class council 1,2,3g will remember her sophomore year. . . likes to cook, play tennis, read books. ELVA DEL CARMEN CASTANO or Vady hopes to become a doctor . . . will always remember summer government classes with Mr. Jacobus , . , likes to listen to music, travel. EUGENE CASTILLO JAMES ANDREW CASTILLO or Birds Nest wants to become a professional baseball player . . . was in wrestling JV 1,2, var. 35 cross country JV 2, var. 35 JV track l . . . remembers when he tripped over a bench when running cross country . . . likes all sports and drawing. SUSANNA CERVANTES RUBEN R. CHAVEZ THOMAS CHAVEZ X , ...1 5 . . ss. ffR'K.Q es MICHEL CAROLINE CHENELLE or El Presidente wants to be a regular on USaturday Night . . .was in Su-Ettes, ITS, LAM Plighters, CSF, Float Committee. . . remembers when Miss Cable didn't choose her for Dark of the Moon . . . likes to go to rock concerts, acting, movies, and being with her friends. SHARON CORINNE CLARK or Clarky wants to work in the National Parks system . . . was in Class Council 2,3, Float Committee 2,3, Senate 1,2, Comm. of Public Relations 3, Red and Gray 1,2, J.V. Volleyball 1, Var 2,3, Pep Club Sec. 3, Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3, Quill 84 Scroll 2, Campus League 3, CSF 2 .. . remembers the friendships of CJ., J.L., S.M., and J.V. that she will never forget . . . likes photography, singing, and playing the guitar. MICHAEL CLOWERS SARAH LEE COLLINS wants to finish her schooling and become a social worker. . . remembers the look on Mr. Hodges' face when she told him why she wanted her seat changed during summer school . . . likes to read, sew, cook, volunteer work and having fun her way. ROSEMARY CORTEZ or Rogie wants to live life happily and someday all the radical problems will come to an end .. .was in MECHA 3. . . likes listening to oldies but goodies, collecting them, and talking to weird people. JUANITA T. COSTALES DAVID BORJA CRUZ wants to go to college and become successful ALEJANDRINA CU BERO or Alec wants to go to college and End love, peace and happiness in life . , , was in Les Cherettes 1,2 Sec. 3, Girls' League 2,Volleyball 2, Class Council 1,2,3, Senate 2, float committee 1,2,3 . . remembers 3-15-76 and giving happiness to all, and going to the basketball games. ALEXANDER JOHN CUESTA or Big Al wants to go to college and be an electrical engineer , . , was in Marching Band 1, 2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, JV Track 1,2, Var. 3, Float Committee 1,2,3, Head Drummer 2,3 . . . remembers the 3 years in Marching Band and the MAFIA , . . likes to be happy and party, 20 SHIRLEY E, CUEVAS RUTHIE ANNTOINETTE DAVILA or Tee-Tee wants to live a happy life and make her family proud of her . . . was in ID Corps 2 . . . remembers her 10th grade year . . . likes to write, sports, and going to Banning. CYNTHIA ANN DAVIS MATTHEW B. DAVIS ROBERTA DeCIMA or Choppy wants to marry Beto Carbajal and to succeed in the future . . . was in Latino Club lg V.P. of the Latinettes . . .will remember when Frances F. caught the softball with her shoulder . . . likes to play softball and going out with Beto and friends. ROD DELA CRUZ under the sign of Taurus was on JV Football 1 No. 32, Var. 2,3 No. 41. HENRY H, DELANO LYDIA V. DeLATTRE or Dee-Dee wants to succeed in the business world . . . was in Pep Club 3 . . . remembers 10- 25-74 and performing in the l'Dark of the Moon . . . likes to eat, make people laugh, and being with Jose. STELLA DURAN DELGADILLO wants to succeed in life and show her gratitude to her parents . . . was in Drill Team 2, Mecha Club 1,2 . . . remembers when she graduated . . . likes to cruise around, listen to music, and work, FRANCO del ROSARIO or Frank wants to go to college and be successful in life . . , was in Asian Club 1, Var. Tennis 1, 2,35 . . . remembers taking Metro in tennis in his junior year. . .likes to play football, basketball, and foosball. GRACE GALZOTE DESCARGAR wants to put her future in reality, and to give her life to one man she truly loves - Edgar Serna . . .Asian Club member 1,2,3. BENJAMIN R. DIAZ or Ben wants to go to college and have a successful career. . . was in JV Track 1,2, Var. 2, Stage Band 2,3, Marching Band 2,3, Football 3 , . . remembers bouncing the chocolate cake to see if it tastes good . . . likes music, electronics, and mechanics. 21 ROBERTO ALEJANDRO DIAZ or Bobby wants to major in Business Administration, get married, and make a million dollars the first year . . . was in Swimming 2,3, Marching Band 1,2, Class Council 1,2,3, float committee 1,2,3, IVlexico City Trip 3. . . will remember being in the best class Su-Hi ever had, '77 . . . likes skating, swimming, eating, girls. SAUL DAVID DIAZ STAN R. DIMLER SARAH DOANE or Dinga wants to become an airline stewardess or model . . .was on Hoat committee 3, Girls League 1,2,3, Benchwarmers 1, Jr. Miss 3, Pep Club 3, Basketball Booster 2,3, Asian Club 1,2,3 . . ,will remember being with lVl.S. and goofing around with Nl.Q .... likes goohng around. PETER FRANCIS DODDS or Pete would like to live a healthy life and go to see the places and meet the people I have not met . . .was on Hoat committee 3, Bicentennial Club . . . will remember meeting a young lady, G.B ..,. likes to explore the outdoors. RENEE KATHLEEN DORN VICKIE ANNE DUFOUR IVIARY ELIZABETH DUNHAlVl wants to become a physical therapist . . . was active in track, Devil Doers, Float committee.. .likes going to the beach, running, camping, bicycle riding, horseback riding. REUBEN DURAN REBECCA LYNN EAST 22 LAWRENCE EAVES or Serpico wants to goto Univ. of Oklahoma and become a journalist . . , was in journalism l,2, JV tennis 1, var.2,3g sophomore basketball, Chess Club 1,2,3 , , , likes tennis. DAVID EDWARDS or Daddy Dave would like to play pro football after college , . .was active in JV football, JV basketball 1, var. football 2,3, var. track 2,3 . . .will remember when the 1976 football team went to CIE . . . likes football, baseball, basketball, and track. RESTY L, ENDOZO TONY AGUON ENRIQUEZ ELIZAMA ESCAMILLA or Lizzie will continue her studies at a Bible college and share God's love with others . . . will remember her friends at break time and teasing Myrna E. , . . likes singing and playing the piano, LOIDA ESCAMILLA or Lois wants to work with children, love and be loved by Jaime H. always . . . will always remember her senior year with Norma M .... likes to read and sew. ALMA MYRNA ESTRADA will always have trust and faith in the Lord . . . has been Sophomore Class Secretary, class council, Hoat committee . . . will remember having Liz Escamilla for every class in 11th grade and being hit on the arm. ANTONIO ESTRADA REBECCA ESTRADA VICKY LYNN EVERETT wants to always be happy and help others find happiness. . .was on Su-Hi News 1, Features Editor 2,35 Quill and Scroll 1,2, 35 Su-Ettes 3, Bicentennial Club 3, CSF 1,2,3, Hoat committee 3, Class council 1,2,3, Pres. Madame Victoria's Belly Dance Club 3. . .will remember dancing in front of Alpha Beta in a fat lady costume for Su-Ettes . . , likes to swim, dance, smile. THAIS R. FELARCA or Teresa wants to be a stewardess and travel around the world . . . was in drill team 2 . . .will remember liking a football player in her sophomore year . . . likes horseback riding, camping in the mountains. DENNIS FERRIL 23 JAMES FILEMON BLANCA ESTELLA FLORES or Blanca wants to continue going to school, being happy, and partying throughout the future . . . will remember being in 2nd per. gym with Antonia Valdez and the coaches . . . was on uAnything Goes team 3 . . . likes riding Tonia's ATC-90 dirtbike with her pals. DEBORAH ROSE FLORES or Debbie wants to go to college, get a job, then settle down and get married . . . will remember Carlos Martinez and all the trippy times with Roseann Flores, Stella, Monica, Mary, and the gang. FRANCES FLORES MIRNA LETICIA FLORES TERRI JEAN FORSYTH or Ter hopes to gain a career in dental field and to travel the world someday . . . was in tennis, Hoat committee, track . . . will remember her junior year but will never forget her senior year. . . likes art and swimming in the ocean. CRAIG ALLEN FOSTER or Bush would like to own his own pizza house . . . will remember sneaking around, trying to find someone and some place to smoke . . . likes to race motorcycles and just kick back and do nothing. PAUL BRYAN FOURROUX WILLIAM BRIAN FOWLER CHARLES ELDRIDGE FRANKLIN II or Chuck-a-bee wants to become a lawyer, judge, and politician . . . was Class Pres. 1,2,3, CSF 1,2,3, Var tennis 2,35 Soph. basketball, Senate 1,2,3g Imp 84 Devils 1,2,3, Vocal Ensemble 2,3, Choir 2,3g Lamplighters 2,3, Variety Show 1,2,3g . . . remembers the hrst time his class won the spirit stick at Homecoming '74 . . . likes to play tennis, read books, and go to dances, 24 --,sf My: 'M 1 : if f 2 ,fig , , ,,,?V urn' tiff f' W' JOSE ANTONIO FREGOS0 wants to be successful in life . . .was in Cross Country 3, Soccer 1,2,3p track 1,2,3g CSF 2,3 . . . remembers making varsity in the Cross Country team, KARLA GALLEGOS plans to go to college, have fun, and keep in touch with all her friends from Su-Hi . . .was in Devil Doers 1,2,3, Orchestra 1, Ensemble 1,2,3, Flag Corps 2, Choir 2 . ,. remembers having Bobby Stokes trip over her because Phe didn't see me down there . . . likes horseback riding. TERESA MARIA GANELIN CARIVIEN M. GARCIA ELISSA MARIA GARCIA hopes to pursue a career working with little kids, and wants to get married and be happy forever. . .was in Class Council 1,35 Hoat committee 1,35 tennis 1, var. Songleader 2, var. co-Capt, Pep Squad 3, Pep Club 3 . , .will always remember making Var. Songleader in her Soph. year. JUAN P, GARCIA LIDIA GARCIA or Churrito plans to become a legal sec. and travel . . . remembers Maria R. surprised with a sack lunch and Mrs. Rhea. , . likes to go to basketball and football games, read, and write. MARISELLA GARCIA 25 IVIARICELLA lVl. GARCIA wants to live by the beach, have a nice job, and make her life the happiest ever. . .was in Devilettes 1, Latino Club, Hoat committee, Pep Club . . . will always remember the bears at Yosemite . . . likes photography. OBDULIA GARCIA ROMAN GARCIA GARY BRENT GEORGE STELLA GIANNOS or Stel wants to lead a long happy life doing what she wants to do . . . was in class council 1,2,3g Hoat committee 2,35 Sue-ettes 1,2,3, Campus League 2,37 Red and Gray typist 3, peer counselor 3, Pep Club 3. . . will always remember Sept, of '74 to June '77 and the summer of '76 . . . likes all sports and all kinds of foods and being with her friends. BRUCE GIESER LORI LYNN GILFOIL or Lor wants to go to college, become a R,N. and make C.I. happy . . . was on fioat committee 3, Choir 1, class council 1 . , . will remember when Joni undid a salt shaker lid in the cafeteria and somebody used it . . . likes skating, camping and sewing, going to the beach, and partying. KRISS ANN GILL PATRICIA SAN NICHOLAS GOGUE or Patsy wants to become the wife of Allen Sherman, to make him happy his whole life through, and to have their marriage last a whole lifetime . , . was in Asian Club 1 . . . remembers being with someone special who will always stay in her thoughts and in her heart. LUCILA GOIVIEZ NORMA GOIVIEZ plans to become a dental asst. RICHARD GOlVlEZ 26 st 1'-' .8 ix ' t Y ui! . S 5 st L., MARTHA VICKI GONZALES will always remember the laughs and tickles down the hall and at the locker in her junior year from Ferdy Preclaro. GLORIA ABELINA GONZALEZ or Porkey wants to take life as it comes and try to become a probation officer . , . will remember partying with her friends before, during, and after school and going to football games . . . likes camping, swimming, partying, and eating. LUIS A. GONZALEZ COLLEEN MICHIKO GOTO would like to spread a little sunshine to others, become a success in business, and some day become trilingual . . . was in Class Council 1,2,3, JV Cheerleader 2, Var 3, Asian Club 1, volleyball 1, GAA 1, Comm of Finance 3, CSF 1, Sec. 2, V.P. 3, Hoat committee 1,2,3 . . . will remember the good times with Manuel, the 4 Stooges, and the people of Su-Hi. DALE WILLIAM GOU LD JEFFREY GRAMBOW or Jeff wants to have his own appliance servicing business . . . likes repairing appliances, reading, swimming, and electronics. TONYA DENISE GRAY would like to be a rehabilitation counselor so she can help people in trouble and keep them out of trouble . . . was in track 2,35 tennis 3 . . . will always remember going to Yosemite and street dancing uCharleston with Ferdy P. and the fun in 3rd per. photo adv .... likes to take pix., play tennis, bowl, oil paint, and collect old records. JON ANDREW GRUELL FRANCES B. GUERRA 27 NIYRNA ELOSIA GUERRERO wants to enjoy life and to be rolling in money . . was in class council 1,2,3, fioat committee 1,2,3, class sec. 2 , . . will remember all the good times she has had with C,V., T.L., lVl.P., C.lVl., and L.T CATHY HALL plans to go to college or trade school . . . will always remember going to football games with her friends. LAURA LISA HARRINGTON or Munch wants to be a secretary . . . was in Pep Club 3, . . . will remember beating Castle Park for the hrst time in 4 years . . , likes to sew, be with all her friends, and most of all, eat. DONNA LYNN HARRISON WANDA FAYE HART wants to get as much out of life as possible. . . will always remember the held trip to Universal Studios with the photo class. CLINTON HAUK JOYCE LYNN HAWKEN wants to go to college and be successful in the career of her choice . . . was in Les Cherettes 1,2,3g class council 1,2,3,f10at committee 1,2,3, CSF 1,2,3g . . .will remember the Bicentennial trip. JAMES RONALD HEINZ, JR. or Ronnie wants to go to college. . .was in JV baseball 1,25 . . . will remember egging the senior Hoat in '75 . . . enjoys working on cars. 28 ANDRE DOUGLAS HERNANDEZ GUADALUPE CECILIA HERNANDEZ or Lupe wants to travel, become a secretary, some day get married . . . was in Latino Club 2, will remember the basketball games junior year and being in Miss Gutierrez's class . , . likes swimming, dancing, walking in the park and on the beach. LUIS ROBERTO HERNANDEZ MARGARITA HERNANDEZ MARTHA A. HERNANDEZ RAYMOND E. HERNANDEZ PAMELA LEE HEWITI' or Pammle wants to make her life what she wants it to be . , . was in Les Cherettes, chaplain 1,2,3g float committee 1,3g class council 1,2,3g . . . will remember listening to Mr. Gipson's supposedly funny jokes in Adv. Crafts and driving on crazy car rallies with Joyce and Shea. PAUL JOSEPH HILL was on Su-Hi News l,2,3g drama 1,2,3, Senate 1,25 ASB vice-pres. 3, yell leader 3, S,U,H.I. 8 . . . will remember making so many good friends . . . enjoys surhng, messing around, and the Beach Boys. 29 DALE LESLIE HOLT or Puff wants to be a surgeon or work in forestry . . . was in Marching Band 1,2,35 Stage band 1,2,35 Suicide Squad 35 fioat committee 3 . . . remembers performing death-defying feats with the Su- Hi Suicide Squad . . . likes football, basketball, playing music. THERESA HORTON or Tisa wants to become a good cosmetologist . . . remembers getting hit on the throat with a softball by Miss Anderson. TONY RAY HURST ANGEL JOSE IRAZOQUI PATRICIA JAIME or Patty would like to travel and become an airline stewardess . . , was in Latino Club 25 MECHA 3 , . .will remember getting caught by Mr. Meredith off campus . . . likes to dance, sew, and go to concerts. CANDACE JAIR or Candi wants to go to college and bring happiness to everyone. . . was in class council 152,35 Les Cherettes 1,2,35 Senate25 basketball stat, 2,35 . . .will remember Mr. Zarecky's class, and all the fun times with the gang. WILLIAM DONALD JAMISON or Bill wants to find and easy, highpaying job, then travel . . . was in Red and Gray 2,35 sports editor 35 Su-Hi news 35 class council 35 AFS 1,25 CSF 25 . .. likes photography, sailing, tennis. JOSE ROGER JARIN or Coco wants to accept life as it comes and hope for nothing but the best . . .was in var. football 2,35 var track 2,3 . . .will remember beating Castle Park in football his senior year 21-6 and getting 3 interceptions . . . likes going to Jack-in-the-Box and parties. SANDRA DENISE JENNINGS DAVID MICHAEL JENSEN O 5 5 r i ' , t L i it 2 5 5, la 30 4 ,ff f. -A .i SHARON ANN JOHNSON or Shorty wants to go to college and become a pediatrician . . . was in Choir 1,2,3 . . .will never forget when the basketball team played at the Sports Arena . . . likes football and basketball games. KATHY LINDA JONES SANDRA JUAREZ or Sandy plans to go to a business college and become a legal secretary. , . was in Su-Ettes 1,2,3p Girls softball 1,2g Hoat committee l,2,3 . . . will remember the excitement after the Lincoln basketball game . , . likes anything to do with outdoors. ALAN JUDGE IVIARISA R. KOLEBER TERESA MARIE KOLEBER BARBARA SUE KORGIE wants to become a successful secretary ,. .will remember the times she wasn't here. CHARLES DICHO LABORTE or Charlie wants to accept what is offered if it's good . . , was in Asian Club 2,3 . . . likes being sociable and making new friends. RANDY SCOTT LANE NADINE LANZ wishes to marry David and live happily. . . will remember the first football game in senior year. . .was in NIECHA 1, Latino Club 1 , . . likes to meet people. ELIZABETH AGBAS LAROYA or Liz hopes to be a certihed public accountant and to be successful in fullfilling the things that are needed by her . . . was in ASB Accounting 2,3, Choir 2,35 Class Council 3. . . will remember forgetting to take off her specs before going into the pool. KAREN ANN LATHAN BRIAN A. LAXAIVIANA DEBORAH ANN LeCONTE or Doober wants to be a receptionist . . , will always remember partying on 28th 82 Highland in her junior year. . , likes to eat guacomole rolled tacos and learn to do new things. JANICE ANN LEE or China Doll hopes to achieve and fullhll her goals in life, and to bring happiness to people . . . was in Hoat committee 1,2,3, Les Cherettes 1,2,3, Pep Club 3, Class Council 1,2,3, var. basketball stat. 3, Campus League 2,3 . . . will always remember S.C., going to the football games and the gang . . . likes drawing, painting, and designing. KATHY JOANNE LEE wants to become a probation ofhcer . . . was in Devil Doers 1, Senate 2, GAA 1,2,3p Girls' League 2, Campus League 3, Gymnastics 1,2,3, Comm. of Store 3 . . . will remember the first gymnastic meet she was in . , . likes photography, swimming, and going to the beach, RANDY CRAIG LEE ISABELLE ADELLE LEGRAS hopes to make her parents the proudest in the world, go to UCSD and become a successful engineer. . . was in CSF 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2, Flag Corps 2, Girls' League 3 . . . remembers when the Flag Corps won Ist place at Camarillo in '75 . . , likes sewing and reading. JEFF LOYD LEIGHTON THOMAS BRUCE LENINION or Lemon wants to Hnish everything he starts , . . was in Water Polo JV 2, Var. 3, JV Wrestling 1,2, Vars. 35 swimming JV 1, Var. 2,3, Float committee 3 . . . remembers meeting the super people at Su-Hi . , . likes skateboarding and surfing. 32 MYRNA LEON GUERRERO ROBERT E. LEONARD AURORA NAVA LICUDINE or Miss April wants to be a child psychologist , . . was in Drill Team l,2,Capt. 35 Su-Ettes 2,35 Pep Club 35 Trojan Cheerleading Squad 3 , , , remembers turning Mr. Donscheski's desk drawers upside down and the Fallbrook game . . . likes to go l'boy scoutingw, talk, yell at drill team, cook, read, and sew. MICHAEL ROY LIEGEL or Mikey wants to be a police photographer , . . was in track 1,25 cross country 25 Red St Gray 25 Yell Leader 35 Lamplighters 35 Ensemble 35 Adv. Drama 2,35 Variety Show 2,35 class council 1,2,35 fioat committee 1,2,35 . . . remembers cheeering and Su-Hi's win over C.P .... enjoys skateboarding and surfing. LYNN MARIE LIMBACHER JAVIER LIZARRAGA ALBERT LOAIZA or Big Al wants to be a rich bachelor . . , was in JV football 1, var. 2,35 var. track 2,3 . . . remembers scoring a touchdown against CP .... just likes to be with the i'gang . FREIDA LOUISE LONG hopes to go to college, get a good job, and to be satisned . . , was in Su-Ettes 1,2,35 Red 84 Gray 2,35 track 2,35 class council 1,2,35 float committee 1,2,35 Campus League 3 . . . remembers going to CIF games in basketball . . . likes sewing, reading, and running track. ELVIA LOPEZ MONICA LOTH or Mony wants to show Fernando her love and understanding for him and to live a happy and successful life with him . . .was in Drill Team , . . remembers 10-30-75 by the 500 bldg. TERRY LYNN LOWERY or Ter-Bear wants to become a nursery school teacher and live her life to the fullest .. .was in class council 2,35 . . remembers being with Helen, Cindy, Chris, Myrna and Cecilia the night before Homecoming . . . likes to play softball, listen to good music, and be with good company. VIRNENE ANN LUNDY wants to become a police woman or travel . . . was in Lamplighters 2,35 Choir 1,2 , , . remembers sitting in dip city with her friends. . . likes to go to the beach, sailing, being crazy. 33 STEVE MABE or Maybe remembers his friends and good times at Su-Hi, also being chased by a Mustang after a football game, in which Flowerbarrel Victa hit the driver in the head with an egg. JOY MAGAOAY TERESA MALDONADO wants to End happiness . . . remembers when she used to get out of school during the assemblies , . . likes walking in the park. ANNETTE URIAS MANGLICMONT or Nette wants to love and be loved forever by my parents, join the Air Force, and wait for that 21st birthday . , .was in class council 1,2,3, Hoat committee 1,2,35 var. Songleader 2, Cheerleader 35 Treasurer of Pep Squad 2,3 . . . remembers beating C.P. on their football held '76 and cheering at the Sports Arena . , . loves to cheer, eat, and sew. RANDY MANELY JOHN MANSELL or Mansell wants to live life to the fullest without complaints . . . was in Marching Band 1,2,35 Stage Band, Orchestra 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Knowledge Bowl 1,2,35 German Club 1,2,35 Chess Club 3 . . . remembers beating Fallbrook in basketball in 3 overtimes. PAUL MANSELL wants to become an engineer and go to college . , . was in German Club 1,2,35 Knowledge Bowl 1,2,35 Chess Club 2,3 . . . remembers Su-Hi's victory over Fallbrook in basketball in 3 overtimes. OLGA I. MARES hopes to go to college and always be happy in whatever she does . . . remembers being a senior at Su-Hi , , . likes being with her boyfriend and passing the good times with her friends. REBECCA MARQUEZ ALBERT ANTHONY MARTIN or Alby hopes to live comfortably . . . was in Boy's State 35 CSF 1,2 sealbearer 35 SpeechDebate 2,35 NFL V.P. 35 var tennis 2, 35 Basketball Booster 2,3 . . . remembers beating Fallbrook in 3 overtimes in basketball . . , likes sleeping, tennis, photography, listening to music, cruising in the natural Iowrider . 34 SHARON LYNN MARTIN plans to work, then become a legal sec .... was in JV basketball stat. 2, var. 3 . . . wil! remember the person who helped her make her junior year fantastic, 10-23- 75 to 3-17-76. DARREN J. IVIARTINEZ ELAINE IVIARTINEZ GEORGE A. lVlARTINEZ SILVIA IVIARTINEZ ANGELA lVlARZAN DAVID MCDANIEL or Horse hopes to have a full and successful life, living and being happy with Alec . . . was in JV football 1,2, var 3, var wrestling l,2,3g JV tennis lg track 2,3 . . . remembers 3-15, the football games, and the wrestling matches. LORETTA IVICKINNEY CELINA MARIE IVlcSHEA or Poodle hopes to become a juvenile lawyer and to some day develop a foundation to help troubled juveniles . . . was in Devil Doers, sec. 1, German Club 1, AFS l,CSF 1,35 Senate lg Asst. Comm. of Tickets 2, Comm. 3, Imp 82 Devils 1,2,3. . . remembers ASB camp, and watching Florabell drool over B. Hartly . . . likes sewing, needlework, and researching the occult. LOURDES LUCINA MELERO 35 VALERIE J. MELL CHRISTINE ELAINE MENDEZ or Cris . . .was in float committee 1,2535 class council 152,35 Homecoming committee 35 Sweethearts Ball committee 3 . . . remembers starting her senior year on the right foot with the gang, L.T., M.P., C.V., M.C., and T.L. LESLIE A. MENDOZA JIMMY N. MERRITT SHARON LOUISE MERROW or Bone wants to become an airline stewardess, go into law, and serve the Lord to her fullest. . . was in Senate 1,25 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Stage Band 15 Ensemble 2,35 Pep Band 1,25 Pep Club 35 float committee 1,35 Bicentennial Club 25 Variety Show 1,2,3 . . . remembers being in the '75 variety show . . . likes playing her guitar and writing music. ELENA IVIEZA JOEY IVIISCOLTA was in Su-Hi News 1,2535 Sports editor 35 tennis 25 Senate 2,35 Quill 84 Scroll 152,35 Peer Counselor 3. DENISE VICTORIA MOLINA or Mo wants to become a successful, enriched, and famous psychologist and have her own syndicated column . . . was in Band 152,35 Pep Band 15 Orchestra 1,25 Peer Counselor 35 Hoat committee 35 Campus League 3 . . . remembers most her educational motivater Ms. Follendorf. MARIA A. MONTANO SHELVYN DENISE MOORE BLANCA NELLIE NIUNOZ BONIFACIO IVIUNOZ 36 CESAR MUNOZ HELEN CATRESE MURRAY or Henin Murr wants to become a bilingual airline stewardess and to share happiness with everyone around her. . . was in class council 1,2, treas. 3, GAA 1,2,3, Girls League 1,2,3gf1oat committee 1,2,3g JV Cheerleader 2, var. 3. . . remembers going to float committee meetings, being a cheerleader, cheering at the Sports Arena, making Homecoming Court. MICHAEL EDWARD MYERS or Mike wants to get certihed as a Welder . . . was in Water Polo 1,35 wrestling 1, swimming l,2,3, . . . remembers being able to walk on the senior lawn . . . enjoys skin diving, surhng, KATHERINE HONERA NEALEY or Kathie wants to marry Victor and become an elementary school teacher . . .was in Drill Team 1, Lt. 2, Dynamic Duel 1,2 . . . remembers the Drill Team's hrst halftime . . . likes going to the harbor, Farrels after the games, movies, and football. NORA LEE NEIBERGER or Pee-Wee wants to become a sec., help people, and live for the Lord . . . was in Choir lj Vocal Ensemble 2, Asst. Comm. of Music 2, Imp 84 Devils 25 CSF 2, Chess Club . . . likes to play softball, sing, write poetry, go to football games. DOUGLAS A. NENOW or Big D. was in Hoat committee 2,3 . . . enjoys watching the games and cheerleaders, he also liked his senior year. TIM NEUMAN or Mijo wants to become a commercial artist and make a lot of money, to leave National City forever. , . track var. l,2,3g JV football I, var. 2, Hoat committee 1,2,3g Red and Gray 2,35 Senior Standout Best Sense of Humor 3 . . . remembers track in his soph. year . , , likes to play tennis, and make Coach Duke mad during track. BAC VIET NGUYEN FRANK LAWRENCE NISSEN ERIC SACAY OLAES plans to go to college, be successful, and raise a family with as much love as the one he came from . . . was in football 1,2,3g wrstlng 2,35 track 1,2,3, ASB, comm. of Alumni 3, Asian Club. . . remembers Yosemite trip, prom with Ruth in junior year . . . likes photography. WILLIAlVl M. OLDAKOWSKI GEORGE RAUL ONTIVEROS 37 KENNETH OXLEY SONJA LYNN OXLEY or Slo . . . plans to fullfill her life-long ambition, to become a legal sec .... was in Nlarching Band 1, Stage Band 2, Orchestra 2, Pep Band 1,2,3, Red 8g Gray 2, copy editor 3 . , , remembers Miss Follendorf, 1975-'76 Band Banquet, and the touching episode which began there . . . likes competitive roller skating, swimming, KCBQ, and movies. BARBARA SANCH EZ PABLO or Barbie ...wants to go to U.C,S.D. and become a doctor. , . was in A.F.S. 2, Campus League 3, class council 1,2,3, C.S.F. 1,2,3, Hoat committee 3, Su-Etts 2,3, Pep Club 3, Quill 84 Scroll 2,3, Su- Hi News 2,3, Football program editor 3 . . . will remember beating Fallbrook after 3 overtimes. LETICIA PADILLA . . . wants to take life as it comes and always be happy in whatever she does . . . will remember when she walked into the wrong class , . . likes playing volleyball. JERRY WAYNE PALMORE KENNETH D. PALOM0 FELIX PANGELINAN or Fee wants to enjoy life and love by being with GOD all the way . . . was in Asian Club 1, German Club 1, A.F.S. 1, C.S.F. 1,2,3, Peer Counselor 3 , . , remembers misspelling l'Juniors at the C.P. pep assembly . . . enjoys hand crafts, dreaming and being with kids. COLLEEN DIANE PARNILEY or Coco hopes to make a career in the performing arts . . . Lamplighters 2,3, I.T.S, 2,3, vocal ensemble 3 . . . will remember doing Bumps and Grinds in the variety show. DEBORAH PARR PAT PARRA or Pato wants to get in the field of business . . . was in Golf 1, Nlarching Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 2,3, Band Pres. 3 . . . will remember being the selected band pres. of Su-Hi . . , likes to play tennis and golf. PAUL WAYNE PARUGINOG NENE JUDY PATACSIL or Lil' Judy wants to be a counselor and live life happy . . . was var. cheerleader 2,3, float committee 1,2,3, class council 1,2,3, Asian Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 3, Choir 3, Senate 3 . . .will always remember all the great times she had cheering and being with friends, and the summer of '76. 38 LISA DENISE PAYNE plans to attend U.S.C. and become an elementary school teacher and counselor or get married, whichever comes Hrst . . . was in Les Cherettes 1,2,35 class council 1,2,35 Hoat committee 1,2,35 JV basketball stat. 2, var 35 C.F.S. 1.2.3 . . . remembers going to football games and meeting new people. DONNA MARIE PENA or Donut plans to become a legal sec. and live life to its fullest. . . was on class council 1,2,35 Hoat committee 1,2,35 C.S.F. 1,2,35 Senate 35 JV Cheerleader, Capt. 2, gymnastics 2,3 , . . remembers making JV Cheerleader, cheering at Fallbrook. game, all the good times spent with a special someone, and all my friends at Su-Hi. JUAN JOSE PENA APRIL LEE PEPPERS wants to find love and happiness. . , likes 3 wheeling and camping at the desert. DORA ELENA PEREZ or chaparra wants to be a teacher . . . will always remember her 12th grade year. . . likes music, sports guy watching lM.R.l, dancing, and joking. RAMON PINEDO MANUEL PEREZ MARIO PINUELOS MOLLY PISI or Lena feels the place to be happy is here, the time to be happy is now. Here's to everything yet to be remembered . . . was in G.A.A. 2,35 Asian Club 2,35 Girls' League 2,35 volleyball 2,3 . . . she will always cherish her 2 yrs. here at Su-Hi, and the volleyball team. TERRY RALF PISTOLE 39 MICHELLE ANNE PONCE or Fred wants to become a nursery school teacher and make Frank happy . . . was in float committee 35 Homecoming committee 35 Latino Club 1,25 MECHA 35 . . . will remember starting the year with C.V., C.M,, T.L., M.G., and L.T. DANNY ANTHONY PORTILLO RANDOLPH ROBLEDO , I I Y . if 1, X x is il, UQ' ' U I ilu 5 6, It .4 uv J X if Q fl, if .Yr l YI Q, V. ' Q X, -f I, KJ O' jf, ix I nz 1 VK f- 1, of l, ,wil i 5 I-ff ,lilf N L' I ly x Y N I 5 ij 5. V lf in X I 40: 5 51 if ,l !:'U, FRANCIS COLLEEN POYNER wants to be a legal secretary, to make Ronnie and Alice very happy . , . was active in German Club 15 . . . likes to color, knit, and crochet. MARCELO PROFETA hopes to live life to the fullest and nnd a job that makes the bucks , . . was active in var. tennis 35 Asian Club 2,35 Hoat committee 3 . . .will remember all the fun times at Sweetwater ???zzz . , . likes to play tennis and go bowling. MADONNA ANN QUENGA or Madonut wants just to live a long and happy life! . . . was active in float committee 35 Girls League 25 Campus League 3, class council 35 Pep Club 3 . . , will remember her senior year and the day she tripped over her pant leg in passing period, Vi ,QW I 1 gill' , v., ,. 7:7 ,N l li, 5, l 3. JANET BELTRAN RAGUINDIN wants to go into the medical field, possibly nursing. . . was in Brotherhood of Asian Descent 1,2,35 class council 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1, treas. 25 ASB Attorney General 35 Girls tennis 1,2,35 gymnastics 2,3. RENE EDWARD RAMIREZ plans to become a radio disc jockey or sports commentator . . . was active in JV tennis 1,2, var 35 Su- Hi News 3 . . . his most memorable moment will be graduating from Su-Hi . . . likes to play all sports, listen to radio. ALYCE DAWNE RASPPERRY or Razzleberry wants to graduate from a university . . . was in Les Cherettes 152,35 Float committee 1,2,35 class council 1,2,35 Campus League 35 var volleyball 2,35 var basketball 2 . . . will remember photography trip to Yosemite. TERESA MARIE RESS or Tree wants to live . . . was in Senate 25 Devil Doers 1,2,35 Les Cherettes 2,35 Red and Gray 2,35 basketball stat, 3 . , . remembers getting stuck on the fence trying to get to the football field . . . likes to listen to radio, crochet, watch football. GILBERT REYES RU DOLFO REYES SEVERINO PROFETA REYES or Sev plans to go to college and major in computer science or psychology. . , was active in Su- Hi News 2,35 Lamplighters 35 Knowledge Bowl 1,25 var. tennis 2,35 Imp and Devils 2,3 . . .will always remember being Su-Hi News Editor. . . likes to play tennis, listen to folk-rock, read plays and novels. LINDA ANN REYNOLDS or Dinga wants to live in Santa Barbara with the marine biologist Jon . . . was in class council 15 Hoat committee 1,2,35 basketball, track, softball 2,35 Choir, Pep Club . . . will always remember track in '76, meeting Jon. MARGIE D. REYNOLDS SANDRA KAY RHODEN or Rhody wants to go to college and become a secretary . . . was active in Devil Doers 1,2,35 Pep Club . . , likes to draw, paint, difterent crafts. AMANDA RICHARDSON or Mandy wants to learn a lot and get the most out of life . . . was in Senate 25 drill team manager 35 Les Cherettes 2,35 Pep Club 3 . . . she'll remember her happy times with Mike. SANDRA LYNN RICHARDSON Sandy's ambition is to be the kind of person her parents want her to be . . . was active in Pep Club 35 Les Cherettes 2,35 Devil Doers 2,35 Drill Team Mgr 3 . . . will always remember being thrown on the Senior Lawn last year. MARIA DE LOS ANGELES RIOS wants to get a job and travel in Mexico . . . likes photography. BARBARA ANN ROBBINS MAXINE ROBINSON plans to attend college and travel around Europe . . . was in Les Cherettes 2,35 Pep Club 35 Campus League 35 . . . will always remember playing Fallbrook in basketball . . . likes football, spaghetti, being with friends. PATRICIA M. ROBLEDO or Trish hopes to go to college and succeed in whatever she does. . . was in Campus League 35 class council 2,35 Girls League 25 C.S.F. 1,2,35 Su-Ettes 2,35 Pep Club 35 A.F.S 25 Quill and Scroll 1,2,35 Su-Hi News 1,2,3, features editor 2, editorials editor 3 . . . remembers winning the basketball game against Fallbrook in triple overtime. JOHNNY C. RODGRIGUEZ MANUEL RODRIGUEZ MARK O. RODRIQUEZ JAMES ROMAINE RIGOBERTO ROMERO 42 ANGEL MANUEL ROSARIO CHRIS ROMEO ROSAS SHARON M. ROSS wants to get into professional women's softball or photography . . . was in Red and Gray 2, Su-Hi News 25 class council 1,25 softball, swimming 2, Senate 15 Imp and Devils 2, Lamplighters 2. . .will remember beating Castle Park 21 to 6 and Bonita 30-0 in football 1976 . . . likes judo, softball, photography. il K 9 , f 'J' x MANUEL RUAN MARIA RUELAS or Mary Wheels will graduate and go to work . . . remembers when she used to ditch with her friends . . . likes to make Teresa Maldonado mad. ,R , 4 W MAUREEN RITA RUHL wants to become a legal sec., get married and have a family . . . was in GAA lg Les Cherettes 2, treas. 3, Campus League 25 Pep Club 3 . . . remembers when Su-Hi beat Fallbrook and all the good times with the gang after football games . . . enjoys tennis, softball. SHEILA DELORIS RUISE or Cheatin' Chila was in Devil Doers 2,35 float committee 1,3g class council 1,35 Les Cherettes 1,2,3 . . . remembers ditching for lunch and wearing horns in 10th grade . . .likes swimming and tennis. CORAL RENE SAAVEDRA EVA PATRICIA SALAS was active in Red and Gray 2,35 Les Cherettes 1,2,3, Lamplighters . . . remembers YosemiteSan Francisco and Chinese tire drill in Chinatown . . . enjoys beach parties, movies, rock concerts, car rallies, sewing. GRACITA BEGONIA SALES wants to go back to the islands, go to college to become a medical technologist . . . was active in Su-Ettes l,2,3, Asian Club 1,2,3, Girls tennis 1,2,3, . .. likes to sew, listen to music, and be with her crazy friends. BELEN C. SALGADO SYLVIA SALINAS or Silver plans to continue her education in college and live a long and happy life with Rene Flores . . . remembers all the laughs she had with Donna and Esther in lVlr. Drescher's class. JERALD SALTS LEONARD A. SANCHEZ JUAN ALBERTO SANTANA wants to go to college to become a Certified Public Accountant. . . was in Su Hi News 1,2,3, Quill and Scroll 1,2,3, CSF 2,3 . . . likes photography. ANNIE ELIZABETH SANTOS or Sugar Bear wants to finish school and make the one she loves happy . . . was in Asian Club 1,25 Pep Club 3 . .. remembers all the good times spent with Peanuts, Sunshine, and Pumpkins. Q JOSEPH A SARAGOSA DONNA ANNE SASSO wants to be a photographer and travel . . was in Lamplighters 2,35 Pep Club 3 . . . likes David Bowie, going to the beach, fishing, and sailing. . .will remember crewing for Pot Pourri. GLEN SCHROPPE WARREN DAVID SCHWITKIS wants to become a dentist andfor someone was in JV basketball 1,2, var. 3, track var. 1,2,3, fioat committee 2,3 . . . likes to play basketball, pole vault, eat, go to the beach, and bum around with Bobby Stokes. FRANK SCOTT JR. hopes to go to college, play pro, and become a policeman . . . was in JV football 1, var. 2,35 track 1,2,3g Hi-Y 2, fioat committee 1,2,3 . , .will remember being with Judy Patacsil. KENNETH SHARPE THOlVlAS CHARLES SHEFFLETTE or Karl wants to be successful, happy, and always have faith . . . was in German Club 1, treas. 2, pres. 3, Senate 1,2,3, Comm. of Store 2, Imps 82 Devils 1,2,3g Orchestra 2,35 Su-Hi News 2,35 ASF 2, pres. 3, ARACELY SILVA or Cely wants to become a teacher and belong to the church of God . . . was in Marching Band 1,35 Drill Team 2, Stage Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,3, Pep Band 1,2,3g gymnastics 1,2,3, class council 1, Su- Ettes 1 . . . remembers half time shows with the band in her junior yr., especially Homecoming . . . likes gymnastics, playing various instruments, especially the piano. ESTELA SILVA or Negra wants to become a P.O. and to share her life with someone she loves , . . remembers ditching . . . likes swimming and softball. JOE SILVA RUEBEN SILVA VIBIANA LEE SILVA JOANNE IVIARIE SLOANE or Jody wants to succeed in whatever she may do in the future . . . was in Devil Doers 1,2,3, Senate 2, Hoat committee 3, class council 1,2, . . . remembers having to wear horns in the 10th grade and ditching for lunch ...likes bike riding and ceramics. 44 JEFF SMITH WILLIAM MARK SMITH CARYL ANN SNOOK or Sca-Red wants to marry Rick Sloan . . . was in Devil Doers 2 . . . remembers ditching lunch and when she fell down. MARVIN SOLIS JOSE ALBERTO SOTO hopes to further his education , . . was in CSF, Jazz Ensemble 2,Pep Band 2, JV tennis 2,Latino Club 3, Chess Club 2,3, MECHA 3 . . .will remember playing a trumpet solo in a football halftime show . . . likes playing different instruments, tennis, working on his car, swimming, and reading. THOMAS LEONARD STARK or Starky wants to have a happy life and make Doc Severson my fan . . . was in Marching Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Orchestra 2, Asst. Drum Major 2, Drum Major 3 . . . remembers getting first place at camp in drill down. JODEAN STEELE or Jodie wants to be a P.E. teacher and work with kids . . . was in Devil Doers, Devil Mascot, Softball Mgr .... will remember being the mascot for all the games. DOUGLAS STOBAUGH wants to become an engine mechanic. . . was in Marching Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 3, Orchestra 1,2,3, var. baseball Mgr. 1,2,3, AFS 2, Variety Show 1,2,3, German Club 2,3 . . . remembers being a member of the go to lunch bunch.. . likes fixing up old cars and trucks. WILLIAM ROBERT STOKES or Bobby Booh wants to make people smile and be happy wherever he goes . . . was Class V.P. 3, float committee 2,3, class council 2,3, JV basketball 1, var. 2,3, JV baseball 2, var. 3, Ensemble 2,3, Choir 2,3, Our Town , llDark of the Moon , Lamplighters 2 . . . remembers the CIF playoffs of 1976. SUSAN DIANE STORY was in CSF 1,2,3, JV Cheerleader 2, Les Cherettes 1,2,3, Lamplighters 2,3, class council 1,2,3, float committee 1,2,3 . . . remembers making JV Cheerleader and going to Boston and Wash. D.C, during the summer of '76 with the Bicentennial Club. JOSEPH ROY SUPSIC of Joe was in Marching Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2,3, tennis 2, wrestling 2,3, swimming 3, water polo 3 . . . remembers being in Pep Band and going to the Sports Arena for the '76 CIF basketball playoffs. LUIS TAPIA 45 DAVID TEAG U E LETICA TEJ EDA or Lety wants to become a pre-school teacher, then get married to that special guy she's with now . . . was on class council 2 . , . likes to play softball and listen to music. MARK A. THORNTON DEBBIE LYNN TINKER or Tinkerbell plans to become a cosmetologist . . , was Var. Cheerleader 2,3 . . . will always remember being chosen for Homecoming Court. . . likes being with her friends. MICHAEL ANTHONY TORRES or Mighty Mean Mike or Tex wants to become a pro-cowboy in rodeos . . . was in JV football 1,var. 2,35 wrestling team 1 . . . will always remember Foods 1 or 2 . . . likes to eat all day. JILITA ANN UGALDE wants to pursue a career in Business Administration, major in Accounting, and make the most out of her life , , , was on float committee 1, volleyball 1,2,3, GAA 1,2, Asian Club 1,2, Chairman 3, ASB Sec. 35 class council 1,2 . . , will remember having fun with the gang. MARK CABAGNAN UY wants to go to college, have a successful life and make his parents proud , . .was in JV football 1,2, var. 3, wrestling 1,2,3g JV baseball . . . will remember the good times in wrestling and talking to Toni and the gang. A DIANE UYEJI or Di wants to become a cosmetologist and live a happy life . . . was a member of Asian Club 2,3 . . , will remember being with her brothers and sis. ANTONIA VALDEZ or Tonia was on llAnything Goes team 3, . . , will always remember having gym with Blanca.. , likes to go dirt-bike riding on her ATC-90 with Fernando. CECILIA VARELA 46 bn- ,pu 5 1 5 5' 'A ,.,.,- RICHARD WILLIAM WATTS LAVON ALBERT WEIGHELL JAMES WESSEL . . . was active in soph. basketball 1, JV 2, var. 3, var. track 3. JEAN WHITE or Jeannie.. . was in softball l,2,3g basketball 1,2,3 . . . will remember going to C.I.F. playoffs twice in softball and teasing Judy Patascil in 3rd period Crafts class. JACKIE ANN WHITELY wants to live each and everyday to its fullest and have a career in nursing . . . was in Devil Doers 2,3 . . . remembers 11th grade. PATTI E. WHITLEY RICHARD WHITTINGTON PAU LA WILLOQU ET JANIES KERRI WOLFE LARRY H. WOODARD RONALD ALAN WOOLDRIDGE hopes to be a mortician or oceanographer . . . was in track 1, Cross Country 2 . . . likes sports, cars, and racing. MARIA WOZNIAK 48 MYRNA MARTHA ZAMBRANO . , .was in Les Cherettes, V.P. 2, Pres. 3, Lamplighters V.P. 2,35 C.S.F. l,2,3, class council, Girls State, fioat committee, ANAMARIA C, ZARATE JESUS ZEPEDA KATHY ANN CROOK wants to marry Billy Gonzales and raise a healthy family . . . was in Drill Team 2,3 . . . will remember the basketball team going to the Sports Arena . . . likes dancing, camping. SHIRLEY BIDWELL EARL BEST HELEN GALZOTE DESCARGAR or Rockhead wants to enjoy life to the fullest and wait for that certain Special Someone . . . was in Asian Club 1,2,3 . . . remembers being with her closest friends . . . loves to party, go to dances, be sociable. JOSEPHINE FELIX or Josie would like to major in law , . . remembers getting caught by Mr. Meredith off campus. . . likes to play volleyball, soccer, sing, and go dancing. ENRIQUETA CHAVEZ ABEL FREGOSO or Abe wants to be a millionaire . . . was in basketball 1, track 1, var. 2.3, football 2, var. 3 . . . remembers bombing Castle Park in football . . . likes football, basketball, track. ROLAND FISHER wants to become a musical man and get rich . . . was in band 1,2,3p stage band 1,2,3, pep band l,2,3p JV football 2, suicide squad 1,2,3, basketball 1, track 2,3 . , . remembers meeting Grace . , . likes to make music. DOREEN MAY FLETCHER or Mohammed wants to be the baddest basketball player in the NBA . . .was in girls basketball 1,25 tennis 1,25 cross country 1, track 1 , . . remembers calling Coach Zarecky to throw out some one on one. 49 JUAN GONZALES RICKY GOODWIN BARBARA GRIFFIN NAOIVII GUZlVlAN MARY HEIlVlAN RACHEL HERNANDEZ wants to become a receptionist, and get married to the special someone. PEGGY HIRSCHY WALTER HOLDEN ANITA HOLSAPPLE or Silver, wants to become a child psychologist to live life to its fullest . . . Drill Team 35 Swim team 35 Pep Club 35 Campus League 35 float committee 35 . , . will remember when her motto won to represent the sr. class . . . loves music, sports. ELSA lVl. JUAREZ or Cayudies wants to become dependable enough on herself through life to be happy and to ind love wherever it might be . , . was in Latino Club 15 IVIECHA 2,35 . . .will remember the hrst football game in her senior year . . . likes meeting people. SANDRA JUAREZ RENEE KELLER 50 DAVID KENLON DENNIS MENDIOLA LOUISA NORIEGA wants to have a degree in business, learn and become successful as she can . . . remembers being with Robert first semester of 10th, favorite teachers Miss Michael, Ms. Hazard and counselor Mrs. Ochoa . . likes gymnastics, raquetball ROBERT NORRIS ROMEO PANGAN PRISCILLA PENA hopes to Find love, health, and happiness because to her, success is a journey, never a destination. ABEL RODRIQUEZ LINDA SMITH GABE TEJIRO VICTOR VARELA PAT VARGAS PHYLLIS VERCELES 51 CLASS '7 7 FA VORI T S Top right: Senior Favorites: Colleen Goto and Bobby Stokes. Directly below: Cutest Couple: Judy Patacsil and Frank Scott. Lower left hand corner: Prettiest Smile: Raul Carrillo and Debbie Tinker, Middle: Most Likely to Succeed: Myrna Zambrano and Severino Reyes. Far right corner: Best Dressed: Annette Manglicmot and Paul Paruginog, ll' 'iw 'W' 'ei if .- D - gp, i if'3gff.1397 QQ.. 5' .-4 - v , W fx., 1 s 'W 'W , M l'l'W .ii ': if -Q 1.-v, FT' W, , - W , iw! ll,i7FH'1 ' ,mir gi SY? J, 1 13 .,,, , i ei 4, ' ., , N '.. w il1llQl nl , , L VF , H' , , -.V X.. V - , , rw W Q it hm: 'gtg - 1 ..4s ' 1, 5 ,v ,,,.,. 5 , ,Y t 1' i 2: , 'fi '! hLQQ.11ii.i ' V 'ill ' 'nf ts: , S ig' ,,NN ll' ergo, , , ll i ll' 'ull V-' 'fx 9 fl ei , i.ll lii1 f'!M Top left: Best Sense of Humor: Michele Chenelle and Tim Neuman. Middle left: Most School Spirit: Kim Canavan and Charles Franklin. Lower left corner: Prettiest Eyes: Helen Murray and Albert Loaiza. Top right: Prettiest Hair: Grace Bernal and Matt Davis. Lower right: Most Athletic: Jean White and David Apodaca. 1 3 up M quash j ,J .-131 I 5 ? E W I P l 55 J UNI ORS: Time of Our Lives 0 The Junior class took the spirit stick at the Castle Park assembly, and took the float and poster competition at Homecoming, showing their spirit. They have had bake sales and car washes for the Senior Prom. Ofhcers are Rick Maniss, President, Liz'Cuesta, Vice-President, Michele Thibeault, Secretary, Terri Richardson, Treasurer, Mr. Joe Vogel, Advisor. Below: Rick Maniss, Liz Cuesta, winning float. T . ,g,.....-.--- ' ...aa- ,,,,,.. .-nov'- ' ' z,,..f--A- '.,-'I Opposite page: Class Council, 1 to r: Row 1: P. Riggs, D. Vogel, T. Loya, R. Lim, R. Sue, M. Pabon, D. Roberts, K. Supsic, M. Westfall. Row 2: D. Hughes, T. Richardson, A. Rodriguez, P. Gonzales, L. Gregorio, A. Valdiconza, M. Arellano, E. Mangosing, A. LeAlcala, R. Parker, J. Pagan, Bf Johnson. Row 3: F. Preclaro, M. Thibeault, L. Cuesta, S. Ungab, G. Collins, R. Robledo, M. Jubach, M. Ruan, R. Longley, A. Del Rosario, R. Maniss, Above: M. Thibeault, T. Richardson, Mr. Vogel. f 4 'Wk 1 Mm ,,.-AMW Brenda Akridge Terry Akridge Doug Alderman Alan Aldrich Jose Aleman Albert Alvarez George Arce Geri Arnal Liz Becerra Elaine Betts Sonia Arce lVlyna Avina Carmen Beltran Joe Blodgett Rudy Arciniega Sarah Baker Ralph Benskin Vicente Bobadilla David Arciga Robert Balsavicn Ann Barrier Joe Bayanl Eddie Berin Willian Boden Cindy Arellano Lisa Barajas William Barriner lVlil4e Bayler Jay Bernal Linda Bordwell Mildred Arellano Joselina Barrientes Bruce Barton Tamara Bearden Victor Bernadino Tami Boyles 'IS 4' me I Q , e. ,- l l - I Y in ,W J- ,fi Carlos Caravantes Roger Carbajal Rutme Carooza Daisy Carreno Sylvla Carreno Tony Carrillo .,.'-wt- Carol Cervantes Rosa Cervantes Hilda Cesna Juan Chagayan Hope Chambers Bertha Chavez s ex' .mfr James Chavez Pat Contreras Joe Chavez Steve Contreras Yvorlne Chavel Willie Costales Gary Clark Susie Courtney Gloria Collins Debra Cox Leslie Combs Pedro Cruz Liz Cuesta Nancy Davis Dennis De Berry Carmen De Cima Eduard De Leon Bernard Delos Reyes Y, Q ' 'U' N., ,... .J- K' Ana Del Rosario Valerie Deuel Andy Deltoro Colleen Devaney Jeanette Delucia Virgil Dewitt David Diaz lVlarivel Diaz Martin Diaz Robert Donston Judy Drew Heidi Drummond Gina Duke Susan Dunnam Wesley Eaton Maxine Edwards Edgar Equiza Enosa Aliitasi Cathy Enriquez Anthony Epkin Tnea Erickson Jose Espinoza Linda Esquibel Estela Estrada Liz Estrada Jerry Ewans Floyda Eaiivae Alvin Farmer Nelson Fast Rudy Felix Ester Fernandez Rose Anna Flores Rudy Flores Shirley Flores Diane Floyd Teresa Floyd Benny Fontillas Tuffy Fortaliza Daryl Foster Laura Fowler Lupe Franco Roy Frank Jan Frankson Mike Fugate Mike Gallegos Cindy Garcia Marco Garcia Mark Garcia William Garcia Yoli Garcia Lisa Gaytan Oliver German Kurt Gieser Dennis Ginn Joseph Giron Jeannie Gogue David Gomez Guillermina Gomez Moni Gomez Alex Gonzales Billy Gonzales Dana Gonzales David Gonzales Debbie Gonzales Donna Gonzales Eddie Gonzales Laurena Gonzales Leticia Gonzales Pricilla Gonzalez Sylvia Gonzalez Ted Gonzales Tim Gonzales Lisa Gregorio Susan Greywacz Barbara Grifhn Joe Gross Monica Guaderrama Janis Gualco Martin Guerra Luis Guillins Filiberto Gunstrom Elena Guzmam Cheryl Haas wr Ken Hadley Scott Hammond Wanda Hannum i Aw g, Charles Hanson Mike Hargrove Lori Hawkins Mary Heiman James Helliwell David Hernandez Evelyn Hernandez Ileana Hernandez Jesus Hernandez Marianne Hernandez Kathy Hill Joan Holloway Rose Horn Linda Howerton Curt Howrey Richard Hubbard Debora Huckaby Don Hughes Robert Hunter Bob Hurlburt Tom Hutchinson Britt Hutchinson Roxanne Hutton Gilbert Ibarra Hector Iniguez Craig Isbell Lucian Jackson Frank Jaime Liz Jerdo Arnold Jimenez Lorraine Jimenez Victor Jimenez Brian Johnson Lars Johnson Joel Johnson Andy Jones Lucila Jotie Mary Jubach Renee Keller David Kibodeaux Kandy Knight David Koleber Danny Laborce 64 gf Nu! ? 1-1 ,,,-was K iv. 2' Kwai '-..- ,mug 14 .Q-A. 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Kathy Lane Paula Lane George Langford Al LeAIcaIa Kelly Lee Leonard Lefore Jesus Lecea Rosa Lim Mandy Little Manuel Lizarraga Dean Lockwood Rick Lornibao Connie Lopez Gloria Lopez Irma Lopez Tina Lopez Karen Lord Theresa Loya Eddie Maclas Rosa Macias Milagras Magtiby Elaine Mangosing William Maniss Brenda Martinez Carmen Martinez Daniel Martinez David Martinez Debbie Martinez Jesse Martinez ,guna--.m. w ' Z Roza Martlnez Wllllam Mathis Ron Max Alida Maxvvell Cathy Maynard Ed Mazey Llnda McBride Pat Mellado Michelle Mellegers Harold Mendolia John Mendivil Henry Mendoza Robert Mendoza Alex Mercado Alex Michel Kenny Mirarnontes Paul Mltzelfelt Mary Mollna Josie Montanio Gilbert Montes Martha Montes De 'Wendell Moore Frank Morales Willie Morales Martha Morineau Frances Munoz Linda Munoz Marla Murillo George Murphy 67 Mary Murray Martin Meyer Nick Nastav Louisa Noreiga Robin Ochoa Thomas O'Driscoll Zandra Ojeda Jim O'Keefe Steve O'Mara David O'RiIey Teri Ossen George Osuna Maria Osuna Pat Osuna Peter Pablo Anthony Pablo Mary Pabon Alicia Pacheco Julie Pagan Ruth Parker Teresa Parra Carmen Pastrana Mary Pattison Javier Payan Julia Payan Pricilla Pena Eugene Perez Ricardo Perez John Phillips Sheri Phillips Carolyn Pimentel Lupe Pinedo Randy Pinkerton Rene Pinuelas Charles Pollack Alberto Ponce Sha-Sha Ponce Gia Poquiz Becky Portillo Cindy Powell Perdy Preclaro lvlarcella Prendez Cecilia Price Sammy Purvis Rosario Quintana Rosa Ramirez Valerie Ramirez llllarcelino Ramos lVlaria Ramos Lisa Randall Michelle Reon Patricia Retoriano Alex Reyes Donna Reyes lVlaria Reyes Lora Reynolds 69 Terri Richardson Lisette Rico Patty Riggs Barbara Roberts Debbie Roberts Jackie Robinson Kent Robinson JoAnne Robinson Rosanna Robledo lVlario Robles Anne Rodriguez Debbie Rodriguez Diana Rodriguez Tony Rodriguez Lee Rodriguez Sallie Rodriguez Snerita Roebuck Analyn Rollan Evalyn Rollan Emma Romero Aurea Rosalclo Rosemary Raun Sonia Ruan Leslie Russell Sylvia Salinas Hector Sanchez Lisa Sanders Vicky San Pedro Betty Santos Kris Satierthvvaite lVlario Santoyo Sylvia Sarnudio Ivelyn Scott Lidia Serrano Lewis Silva 70 2 Qin. Patty Silva lVlaria Simental Daryl Sims Karen Slayinslcy Gary Smart Linda Smith Naomi Smith Shannon Smith Manuel Solis Ronaldo Solis Becky Sotelo Phillip Sothras David Sparkrnan Gary Stebbins Scott Steele Nlilce Stone George Stoutenberg Bill Strahan i 'S Roselyn Sue Kay Supsic Teri Taeatafa Cathy Taiieron Lisa Takeshita Eric Taunton Levonya Taylor Lisa Taylor Linda Tegardine Qecilia Tejeda Alice Tellez Dorothy Tenorio i 72 Roldan Teroy Michele Thibeault Karen Thornberg Tui Toia Mark Torbett Mike Turner .f Jimmy Ugalde Sandra Unertl Stella Ungab A . 1 ' Pat Valdivia' Janis Van Sickle Ana Vega Susana Vega Teresa Valazquez hyllis Vereles onna Vess Ben Villalobos Dawn Vogel Carol Wade Lucy Wade Renee Watson Charles Weeks Y: A W Marilyn Westfall Jim White George White Mickey White Charles Whitley Stephen Whitman Richard Whittington Jackie Willett Rodney Williams Darlene Willter Ernestine Wright Patrick Wright Larry Yafuso Julie Yamucni Francisca Yee Brenda Yepiz ' Lf rf' .,,. 73 74 'W j -twig like AIAZL 7 6 SOPHO ORES: Counting the Sands of Time The Sophomore class was cheated out of their horns and tug-of-war because of Title IX, but that didn't keep them from having a great year. Their Hoat was an acid pot with the theme T'iVIeit the Mariners. Other activities were a car wash and bake sale. Sophomore ofhcers were: President, Toni Caldwell, Secretary, Dawn Sullivan, Treasurer, Geri Naputig and Advisor was Nlrs. Maggie Carrillo. i v, ft f' r 'Z 'fizt viw ' i -'4r'3Hi., 2 T s T ' v jf in fm, ,ni ' 13 12 d V' . +4 ' H ., T., ,, 1, at x H , V 14-'ik , -.,9fLf,,,1'-Qi? ' V W 'W W f 1 'tv' 113' T ' .' f . ' 'I ' H, , , , in ' M I ,, , f K , o X , Ai Av' 'riff ' ' .Z . ,, , 7 V. fi' 1? I ' ' ' 1' if 4 ,. W ,,,, , I t,e' 1 - x , 379' ti . ma' i . ii- x i -, ' ,, ' , W 1 iiss f iiig'+iagQeiQftii, ' . , I WY ,,- ff: ww., , ,,,V ,. . 2:74926 2 . ff., 'V A , 5, . A ,L - T tii N 42 ., ,.., , , 'T T ., 5 ,,,, , ,,,, , , g , M 'f t,,,,,., W ,, '53 W A I --.-u.....,,i...,,,,,W,M . h Left: lVlrs. Maggie Carillo, Advisor, Below, Rovv 1: T. Caldvyell, B. Carvantes, C. Mendivil, S. Padilla, R. Lomibao, Row 2: S. Nobles, A. Sopher, V. Balough, J. Manela, D. Solon, L. Nlezta, lVl. Hagar, Row 3: Mrs, M. Carrillo, G. Naputi, L. Huess, D. Gurule, G. Galvan, J, Braden, S, Canary, M. Hernandez, L. Bilodeau, NI. Hagar. Opposite page, top right: Geri Naputi, Treasurer, bottom left: Toni Caldwell, President, bottom right: Dawn Sullivan, Secretary. 4... i' ,I -.,.., we i 3, 4 Deo Abiero Myrna Abugan Guillermo Adame Ferdinand Aguinaldo Orninae Aiono Sylvia Ahmad Norbert Alarcon Gonzalo Alba Florian Alcantara John Allen Blanca Alvarez Maria Alvarez Scott Anderson April Angel Raul Aranda Mona Aruaz Javier Arballb Delores Arte Lupe Arciniega Beverly Archuleta Neomi Arevalo Joe Arrington Cindy Austin Bobby Avila Henry Ayala Marlo Ayala Monica Ayala Melinda Baclagan Jerry Bailey Larry Baker Delores Balcallo Paula Balcallo Elizabeth Balough Violet Balougn John Barba Michael Barley Karen Barrier Arthur Barron Perfecto Bautista Dale Barlett Kenneth Bean Anita Bello Pete Beltran Jimmy Benavides Reynald Berin Leonor Berumen Sherry Beyster 78 . ,fsflilb-t I. at .,,N Ltsa Bilodeau Nlnchetle Bnvens Susan Btxler Edward Black Dan Btickenstan' Rtck Boehtke Peggy Bonney James Boone Bermce Booth Joanne Braden Jenny Brents Lmda Brown Deborah Browne Richard Bush f.. 'Xh A. fx? h N , Teresa Cabrerea Patrick Cabulagan Atbert Calderon Toni Catdwelt Robert Catlahan Victoria Catlueng Gary Calvert Annette Candetaria Antnony'Cantarini Beatriz Carvantes Debbte Cardenas Marta Carrledo Freddy Carrnttu Nlanuet Carrtllo QB Jerolyn Carter Catherine Catudlo Robert Carter David Cerda John Case Marta Cerda Ernestina Castaneda Paul Cervantes Debbte Castnllo Marta Castnto Wilham Castillo Rtcardo Chavez Rafaet Cnavtra Karton Chenelte Noreen Clapper Deanna Cogburn Rrcnard Cotn Wnltarn Cole Rncardo Cornaduran 79 Sherry Conary Jorge Contreras Lourdes Contreras John Cooper Silvia Cordova Robin Cox Denise Conkright Carrie Crowson Charles Davis Bernard Crum James Davis Evelyn Cruz Mark Davis Enrique Cuevas Mitchell Davis Connie Cunningham Barbara Decker Gerald Dahlsirom Frank DeLattre Nllchall Dare Jose DeLeon .f X v 80 A ..,... . iff, iff ........1 Ronnie Del Rosario Johny Descargar Kathy Devereaux Enrique Diaz Ligla Diaz Maria Dlza Darryl Dlnson rise C. David Dixon Diane Dixon Steve Dodson Russel Donston Teresa Dorn Kathleen Eberhard Doug Ennis Marla Escalante Irene Escamllla Valerie Edwards Eugene Erarnela Eunice Escalante Jesse Escoto ,sf A Ernie Esquer Teresa Esparza Ann Estrada Julieta Estrada John Exum Leeana Faas Ullysses Felarca Kathryn Ferrlll Robert Ferris Dennis Flores Grace Fontecha Gerry Fontillas Cynthia Fox Dennis Fox Kelly Franck Donna Galaviz Angelo Gallardo Freddie Gallegos Debbie Galstad Gloria Galvan Dante Gambito Bernardo Garcia Clara Garcia Jesus Garcia Marla Garcia Rafael Garcia Dorene Gayle Laura Geronilla Tony Giannos Mary Gilbert Kim Gilfoil Jan Glasco Nora Glasco Llz Gogue Joaquin Gomez Manuel Gomez Steve Gomez Diane Gonzales Valerie Goodloe Diana Goodwin Charlenea Gowans John Grimes Oscar Guerra Elizabeth Guerrero Elda Guillen Charlene Gunstrom Doreen Gurule Elizabeth Guttierrez 81 Margaret Hagar Pau!a Herbert Jose Hernandez Marjorwe Hagar LorlHe1nz Margaruta Hernandez Drna Hal? Joel Hendncks Monlca Hernandez Evelyn Hanson Ernest Hernandez Norma Hernandez N ,N I erre 82 Rue! Hernandez Dwana Herrera Jose Herrera Lwsa Heuss BrHy Hdger Tracy Hood Le4a!u Hoon an-e e, , 'Y Enrique Hudson Dayrd Hunter Darold Hurst Juno Ibarra Rosa Ibarra Amy Idos Janet Ignasws Nlarwcei Ignacio Sandra lnwouez Tom Iyey Jacquenne Jackson DaNe Jamwson Eva Jarnwson Rornato Jansuy Teodora Jansuy Laura Jaszkovvwak Tommy Jennxngs Jana Jensen Anthony Jerdo Ancwa Jurnenez E!awne Jwmenez Wrnston Johnson Ann Jones Davrd Jones Micnae1 Jones Tanya Jones Joe Juarez Vwckxe Justus X r X NNN X V X Q -,J,. L-f E K 9' 'sv Helen KHDEICZGK Sarah Kmg James Langford Jantce Keaton Davwd Kopp Mary Lanz JCVIVIOE Kim Carotyn Lambert Raymond La Pointe Marta Lara Luke La Roya Jacqw Le Atcata Barney Lee Gearard LeFore Tauapat Lene Ruth Lomxboa X -v- sv- fa ,. R, Atfred Lopez Martxn Lopez Robwn Lotz Jef? Lovstrom Guadatupe Loza Mrcnael Luck Ateyandra Luna Mwcnae! Lynch Martna Mamas Rosa Mamas Yvette Maclas Randy Macoubrle Edgar Malgue Emetyn Mangue Magdatena Maldonado Jose Maman Bhselda Mamerto Cherry Mamerto Joanne Maneta Gwlbert Marquez Albert Marquez Ronrne Marshal! James Martxn Mwke Marttnez Patricia Martznez Patrwcwa G Martmez Audie Massey Adam Mayne Pat lVlcDaniel Kermit McDowell Annette McFadden Socorro McGann Karen McKenzie Janice McMinn Carlos Nlelchor Penny Mell Hector Mellado Diana Mendez Cecilia Mendivil Antonia Mendoza Roger Mendoza Jose Meneses Lisa Mezta Brian Miller Laurence Miller Mary Nliller Helen Mills Ralph Mills Leo Miranda Diana Miscolta Melanie Mitzelfelt Lee Mobley Sandra Mohr Gabriel Molina Valerie Molnar Jaime Nlonge Jenriette Monge Rosa Monrreal Flora Nlontanio Barbara Moore Steve Moore Leticia Morales Manuel Nloreno Troy Morrison Lori Moss David Munez Julie Munoz Vickie Murpnin James Murray Steve Musgrove Mark Nadeau David Napoleon Frank Naputi Geri Naputi Patrick Narvaez ,....., xx., rv ng X ww. 1,0 N -. iszwcer, .Wiz Elaine Naryaza Barbara Neaiey Curtis Nester Silvia Nolla Sharon Nobles William Nosai David Nunez Mary O'Brien Jeffrey Oiaes Eddie Orooeza Olga Ortega Carlos Ortiz Robin Osborn Randy Oyler Edmundo Pabio Ailcna Padriia Syivia Padilla Robert Paimer Pamela Paimer Robert Paimore Nlaria Paniagua Mary Jane Parra Brenda Parkinson Bevereiy Paston Arrnlda Penafior Vickie Peppers Donna Peppmulier George Perez Luis Perez Marla Perrarlz Leticia Rinedo Anita Pinney Becky Pnotrowskn Michael Pitts Mike Pollack Patty Ponce Debbie Poweii Arlene Preciaro Diana Preston Shawn Priddy Raymond Proctor Salvador Puildo Daniel Pura Gonzalo Quiddam 85 Manan Que-nga Mana Rannrez Rene Rannrez Mark Randmpn Awena Rasppery Mary Jo Renew Mark Reddwng Aneen Reyes Lydwa Roorwcuez Steve Ross Armando Rxos L, Rodrwquez Sandra Rowland Jose Rwos Onvwa Rodruquez Patrick Runl Dame! Robertson Hernnda Rornero Angle Ruiz Arnvda Roonguez Martha Rorno Juana Ruwz Dwana Rodrwquez Rau! Romo Rosa Ruiz Elsa Rodrwquez Joann Rosarxo Caro! Russerl .K r .15 Snane Rutter Alberto Sa!as Vxnardo Salas Sywwa Salgado Jonnny Sa!eaurnua Irrna Santarnarna Pnul Santos Elena Samdares Dwane Santens Ruta Santos Renato Samanwego Mexander Santos Johnny Santoyo Abe Samson Joe Santos Carms Saouen i ,af A . 7 Q ,af a an W Y , ff. Q 86 v Na Catlnyrn Sattlewhlte Jean Saunders Lnsa Schrnldt Deanna Scnroppe Nlllton Scott Dennxs Seevers Lori Sevler er , Dwlgnt Sewell Nlarna Sewell James Shelton Brenda Snurden Theresa Silva Terrl Simons Elvira Sipin Tom Slavlnsky Nllckey Sluwickl Carl Snook Duane Solon Edward Solorlo Annette Sopher Aida Sotelo ig -QQ, fy Kenny Steln Joselyn Telrno Carolyn Tilley Llsa Stewart Chrrstma Teofmlo Gabrlel Torres Dawn Sullwan Rosemarie Terroaboa Jonn Torres Vlctorua Tacto Weldon Tnomson Vlrgllno Tubon Klmberlln Tadldck Mark Tally John Tarnblo S llllellnda Tummtlng Allen Tuquero Lynda Turgeon Jonnnne Unl X Q, ,,,,, Dora Valdez .Jaime Valdez Oscaro Valdez Elsa Valenciano 87 fi . .- 1 - Ernesto Valero Margarita Vasquez Maryann Villalovas Pamela Wallace Sanny Westfall Nancy Williams Nancy Wright Cindy Vandever Mike Vasquez John Wahl James Warford Robert Whitley Evelene Willter Dennis Wylie John Varela David Verdugo Fernald Walker Sheryl Weaver Robert Whittington Jim Wilson 5 Norma Wylie Donnie Vasquez Arnoldo Villaescusa Mark Wall Frank Weber Debra Wiggins Linda Wooldridge Joe Yamauchi Paula Yanta Cindy Young Edward Zarate Gloria Zarate 88 T00 late for our deadline Joseph Abney Jose Acosta Robert Adams Albert Aganowski William Aran Gary Archuleta Victor Armijo Hector Balladares Guadalupe Balsi Leslie Bati George Black Milba Bradford Lisa Carrillo Eliazar Castro Noemi Chavarria Diane Colmenero Charlene Currier Steve Diaz Michael Diaz DeLeon Richard Dunn Jim Evaro Jamie Felix Eddie Fletcher Mike Galindo Martin Gallardo Olga Galvan James Ganelin Gloria Gomez Leticia Gonzales Silvia Guerrerot Victor Guillens Patricia Gurule Eresa Guzman Joy Henn Alma Hernandez Angel Hernandez Walter Kemplin Marcus Laxamana Beth Lemieux Richard Long Aida Lopez Teresa Luna Cornelius Mara Jose Martinez Nick Medina Carol Mendoza Bobby Mitchell Camilla Owens Fred Pablo Frank Padilla Daniel Para Raymond Perez Nancie Rivera Hilda Rodriquez Maria Rodriquez David Rosassas Jimmy Sanchez Mellissa Santos Jose Sepululdo Steve Shrader Wesley Slaugh Don Smith Gerardo Soto Roy Stuchell Benny Taitano Richard Terrones Edward Vales Margarita Vaughn Michael Venegas Jesus Verdugo Alex Verdugo William Vess Neil Wright WH e '-he 2 Q M EM qs? 2 i we si 3 ES! f um ,iq Q 94 , w ,J f 5 . M' ,, , Y is 4:4 W, km 4 a 5 . a na WEL f. 1 Lf' Queen Sharon Clark is the A.S.B. Commissioner of Public Relations, a member of the volleyball team, Senior Class Council, and Vocal Ensemble. She enjoys the friendships of people whom she'll never forget. Her favorites include: photography, singing, and playing the guitar. Her ambition is to work in the National Parks System, King Bobby Stokes is center for the Su-Hi Varsity Basketball Team, a member ofthe baseball team, Senior Class Vice-President, and active in ensemble. His favorites are: Stevie Wonder and mellow music, lVlrs. Charles, the color blue, lasagne, and Karen. He enjoys playing pinball, bowling, and fishing. Bobby's philosophy is BTO make people smile and be happy . Queen Colleen Goto is a cheerleader and A.S.B. Commissioner of Finance. She is a member of the Senior Class Council, and C.S.F. She enjoys playing the accordian. Her favorites include: l'the colors of spring , lVlr. Partch, and a variety of food and music. ColIeen.vvould like to become a C.P.A. and speak fluent Spanish, English, and Japanese, so that lil may better help others around me with my business background and trilingual abilities. Opposite page: Sharon Clark, Bobby Stokes, Colleen Goto and Steve Abbott. Above: Jilita Ugalde and Charles Franklin. Top Left: Sharon Clark. lVliddle: Bobby Stokes. Near Left: Colleen Goto. 93 Opposite page, top right: Lorrie Berberabe and Randy Lane. Near Left: Rod De La Cruz and Janet Raguindin. Orchestra, Band Move On Violins, trumpets, cellos and drums. What do they all have in common? They are all part of the stage band or orchestra. Led by lVlr. Steve Parker, the orchestra played at many local concerts and festivals. Some of the places the stage band has played include festivals, halftime shows, and the Christmas assembly. They have also performed at a local convalescent hospital. This year lVlr. Parker led them at the lVlaytime Band Review awards assembly. Top right, B. Delos Reyes, E. Valero, E.Valenclano Advisor lVlr Steve Parker G Bernal J Liesman Above Row 1 B Crum S Rutter J Mansell, K. Suspic, R. Teroy. Row 2: lVl.Jubach D Sparkman R Fisher Row3 J Suspic N Wright A Idos E Best D Flores J Exum Advisor, lVlr. Parker, T. Stark, B. Fontillas Row4 B Gonzales B Diaz J Academia iNot shown D Holt R Pardyl i Ski Bunnies Dig' Slopes y . wwf' HAnticipation could be the theme song for the newly formed Ski Club. They had to wait until after Christmas to go skiing because all the nearby, easily di accessible slopes were barren of snovv. But after christmas, they made four trips to Big Bear, where they stayed at advisor, lVlr. Bill Yensen's cabin. We asked about the club's outstanding activities lVlr. Yensen replied HSkiing . f fa? W . K A i .QL -Wseise Above: R. Hulbert, C. Foster, K. Satterwaite, lVlr, Bill Yensen, Advisor, A. Arquilez, T. Gray, J. Liesman. 97 Les Cherettes Look for Legs Les Cherettes, a social service club, looked for something different: hairy legs. They found them on Coach Zarecky. President Myrna Zambrano and Vice- President Susan Story and other members gave a turkey dinner with all the trimmings to a family in need at Thanksgiving and for Christmas they handed out candy Santa Clauses to the faculty. Below, Row 1: E, Salas, G. Collins, J. Lee, T. Ress, M. Zambrano, Mrs. Carol Delaney, Advisor. Row 2: S. Story, C. Maynard, J. Hawken, M. Robinson, M. Westfall, E. Raspperry, C. Hill, S. Baker, J. Robinson, A. Raspperry, C. Jair, B. Abbott. Su-Erie Spirit Shown in kits If you've ever seen Ufar-out-hippies , Uswabbed-out-svvabs or Usurfed- our-surfers hanging around Su-Hi and wondered what this school vvas coming to, you can take it easy. They were members of Su-Ettes. Su-Ettes is a service club and those disguises were all parts ofthe skits put on to wake-up and instill spirit to Su-Hi. Although fun and games played a majority role in the club, they also collected food and clothes for poor families at Christmas time. if ri. 't 77 .3 g.,....n- V- ssliifw-sQQ4s.y.r-1l+3g'f'H Above, Row 1: P. lVlonroe, Advisory C. . Hung--mv--1+ ' ' ' Carriedo, lVl. llllellegers, F. Long, lVI, Chenelle, K. Satterwaite, M. Jubach, S. Epi.. Unertl. Row 2: P. Robledo, lVl. Reon, B. Pablo, R. Robledo, K. Supsic, Nl. Patteson, J. Balentine. Row 3: lVl. Carriedo, S. Giannos, lvl. Avina, S. Padilla, O. Abiera, V. Everett, P. Lane, D. Sullivan, S. Smith, O. Aguilar, S. Juarez. Voildl le 'Club Francais' The newly-formed 30 member Hclub francais consists mainly of first and second year French students who want to learn more about Ula culture francaisef' They went to 'tie restaurant che francais , to experience French cuisine. They also went on a upiqnique and Maller a-la-plape lwent to the beachl. The French II students went to Nle camp francaise at Camp Cuyamaca for a weekend in lVlay where they could speak only French. lVlembers prepared a French breakfast for the schoolg it consisted of crepes and Hcafe au lait . MECHA Dedicates Mural lVlECHA finished the mural which was started last year. A very special event to the club this year was the contribution of S500 as a memorial fund to the family of Antonia Valdez. Row one: Paul Mansell, Daniel Martinez, Steve Diaz, Angel Rosario, John Mansell. Row two: Randall Alderman, James Worford, Wesley Eaton, John Allen Row 1: J. Hendricks. W. Tompson, J. Ontiveros, M. Garcia, V. Peppers. Row 2: C. Foster, D. Ginn, S. Whitman, Mr. Yensen, T. Gray, J. Liesman. Shutterbugs Develop Talent The photo club, otherwise known as the Shutterbugs are seen often around campus taking pictures. If you are asked to smile and say t'cheese by someone with a camera, you may be a victim of their photomania. Knights Checkmate Chess Club really came alive this year and had a little difterent touch under the leadership of twins Paul and John Mansell. Among the activities of the club this year were interschool tournaments. The 18 member club did well in the District Inter- School Tournament in December. 101 German Club Dancing at the Little Bavaria in Del Mar was one ofthe German Club's fun activities. With a club of 15 members led by President Tom Shefflette they have dined at various German restaurants, had volleyball matches, and inter-club sports activities. Club Advisor is Mr. John Ditto and Vice-President is Robert Brunette. Near Right, Row 1: J. Fregoso, VV. Thompson, H. Mendoza, J. Balingit. Rovv 2: V. Apostal, S.Vega, R. Longley, J, Mansell. Row 3: T. Shefiiette, W. Eaton, P. Mansell, R. Brunette, Mr. John Ditto, Advisor. Latino Club Cinco de Mayo activities at Su-Hi were planned by Latino Club. They also had dances, picnics, for fun and car washes to earn money to provide scholarships for students continuing their education. Officers are Jorge Ontiveros, president, Miguel Alvarez, vice- president, Maria Murillo, secretary, Victor Jimnez, treasurer. Bottom: B.Jimenez, J. Licea,J. Ontiveros G Soto S Cons Top rovv Advisor Ms M Carrillo L Gonzalez R Acuna M Alvarez M Murrillo, C. Soto, S. Morales, M. Camacho M Diaz O Valdez Assist Ms L Diaz 102 ,ul 4 1 if I 5 W A2 745 1 , n fm if J' 1 9 1 f Peer Counselors Something good, something bad, something happy, something sad. Many students felt these things and wanted to talk them over with someone besides a parent, friend or counselor. Who was there to talk to? Peer Counselors. This group of ll students had the knowledge to help other students who wanted their advice, and best of all they kept it conndential. Near right, Row 1: L. Bordwell, S. Richardson, A. Licudine, K. Vetter. row 2: D. lvlolina, S. Giannos, J. Nliscolta, F. Pangelinan, R. Robledo, K. Hill . Red Cross Youth i'We are associated with the San Diego Chapter, and our purpose is service , . . to the school and community, stated advisor Karen Anderson. Their activities include Nadopt-a-grandparent program, the Special Olympics, and forming a disaster team. Row 1: N. Smith, J. Holloway, C. Lopez, S. Unertyl Row 2 L Stewart R Longely N Davis Nl Haiger, E. Willter, L. La Roya, V. Silva, Row 3 K Gieser J Liesman lVls Karen Anderson Advisor, D. Martinez, B. Paston, T. Dorn, lVl Hanger lVl Campbell Row 4 B Hutchison L Fowler, A. Del Toro, R. lvlarshall, K. Teofilo, V. lVlurphm J Castillo R Burnette Two intruders 104 Gzrls League ls now ampus League Dancing cheek to cheek, there you were at the Sweethearts' Ball with the guy that you so bashfully asked, and having one ofthe greatest times of your life thanks to Campus League! Sweethearts' Ball is one of the many activities sponsored by Campus League. Other activities carried out by the 30 member club include the selling of Homecoming corsages, flowers, Thanksgiving cookies, and the sponsoring of the canned food drive. An upset in the traditions of Sweetwater came this year when the passing of an anti- discrimination act kept Campus league from putting on the annual Big Sister- Little Sister Tea. Row 1 C Atkinson F Vlcta J Balentme J Holloway C lVlcShea S Baker row 2 C Lopez P. Robledo, J. Lee, S. Nlartin, K. Lee, I. Legras S Juarez row 3 A Holsapple S Clark F Long A Rasppery J Hawken C Jalr T Richardson, O. Aquilera. 105 l Knowledge Bowl hows jf hirts Knowledge Bowl participated in eight matches against district schools. An outstanding event came when they gained a whopping victory over Montgomery in nrst. The clubs' T-Shirts brought happiness to the clubs' 14 members including President Paul Mansell and Vice-President Mark Brandon Standing: Mrs. Branch, Advisor, M. Brandon, J. Mansell, L. LaRoya, D. Verdugo, B. Nguyen, B. Delos Reyes, G. Adame, A. Alvarez, A. Rosario, P, Mansell, Kneeling: A. Rollan, D. Santens, E. Rollan, 106 mg? X .FL Speaks The N.F.L., or National Forensic League, not National Football League as was long thought, is thriving on Su-Hi's campus. They hosted a novice tournament in October which 20 schools attended. They themselves attended many local tournaments, and took the Class AA Sweepstakes trophy at the SDSU Forensic Tournament. They also traveled to the campuses of Cal State, Fullerton and Cal Poly Pomona to compete in tourneys. This year's ofhcers were Mark Brandon, President, Albert lVlartin, Vice-President, and Bryan Johnson Secretary and Treasurer. Above, Row 1: lVl. Brandon, C. Knight, E. lvlangosing, C. lVlcShea. Row 2: J. O'Keefe, lvl, Torrez, R. Sue, D. Vogel, Row 3: S. Vega, B. Barriner, S. Baker, Ll 107 CSF Sets the Pace The California Scholastic Federation, or C.S.F., is a club consisting of students that maintain a high grade point level. They must earn a certain number of grade points each semester to remain a member. These points are earned in classes that are accepted by the C.S.F. The club, which is advised by lVlr. William Stewart, sponsored coffee sales at the adult school to raise money for scholarships and for their annual banquet at which they honor seal bearers. To become a seal bearer, one must be a member of the club for tive semesters, one of them being in their senior year. Top right: Mr. William Stewart, C.S.F. Advisor. Above, Row 1: S. Reyes, C. Weeks, J. Magoaoay, A. Rosario, V. Everett, A. Camacho, R. Nlendoza, lVl. Baluyot, C. Goto, M. Zambrano, A. Rollan, M. Arellano, J, Panqan, A. Nieberger. Row 2: A, Le Alcala, A. Alvarez, G. Montes, F. Pangelinan, D. Pena, M. Dunham, J. Hawken, S. Story, M. Chenelle, S. Baker, B. Pablo, P. Robledo, G. Collins, R. Robledo, C. Arellano. Row 3: A. lVlartin, B. Nguyen, J. lVlendivil, D. Holt, J. Soto, R. Teroy, W. Boden, F. Preclaro, K. Slavinsky, J. Payne, M. Ruan, L. Payne. 108 Su-Hi News Informs Campus SU-HI NEWS, the bi-weekly news publication had the presses rolling full speed this year. HWe really had a high quality newspaper with better photographs, claims Advisor, lVlrs. Susan Zimmer. The purpose of SU-HI NEWS is to serve the school with reports on important happenings and sporting events on campus and in the community. They also ran editorials on pressing issues, reviewed movies and concerts, and made an Uattempt at humor with a column called 'tHill's View . Again they had an April Fool's Day issue called SU-HI NOOSE. Editor-in-chief was Sev Reyes. Above, Row 1: Nlrs. Susan Zimmer, Advisor, J. Nliscolta, B. George, P. Hill, R. Ramirez, B. Jamison, L. Eaves. Row 2: S. Reyes, R. Robledo, B. Pablo, lVl. Reon, J. Santana, P. Robledo, V. Everett. 110 ui!! dt Cro!! R eco nizes Journalists Quill and Scroll is a nationally- afliliated journalism club. In order to be a member, a student must be a second or third year journalism student with a UB average. Singing Valentines were sent on February 9 and 10 to raise money for the annual Junior High Journalism Day this past spring. Near left, Row 1: D. Diaz, S. Reyes. Row 2: R. Robledo, V. Everett, J. Nliscolta, J. Santana, lVlrs. Susan Zimmer, Advisor, M. Reon, P. Hill, P. Robledo, T. Ress. erendzpity Opens Drama Season Three evenings of 'lSerendipity were presented by Su-Hi's Drama Dept. The various scenes included two which won awards at the Southwestern Scene Festival, and llThe Grinch Who Stole Christmas presented by the faculty. The musical, llIVlatchmaker , was chosen as the year's spring production. Its successful turnout each night proved a cast of real stars. The International Thespian Society widened its membership by the growing interest in drama here at Su-Hi. Students gained membership by performing, crewing or ushering at the Old Globe. Below, Kneeling left to right: C. Maynard, K. Canavan, lVl. Baluyot, E. Salas. Standing: IVI. Chenelle, P. Hill, S. Vega, C. Franklin, C. Carriedo, S. Story, IVI. Zambrano, R. Blake, C. Parmley. 112 Lamplighters - ast and rew Lamplignters is an organization open to all Su-Hi students wnicn encourages the growth of dramatic arts on the high school level. Members support the drama programs. Bottom, Row 1: P. Hill, S. Vega, C. Carriedo, lVl. Chenelle, lVl. Zambrano, S. Story, K. Canavan. Row 2: T. Lemmon, A. Barrier, J. O'Keefe, L, Sanders, E. l Salas, C. lVlaynard, S. Reyes, C. Parmley, R. Wooldridge. Stateris Top Senior lass Albert Martin and Myrna Zambrano were chosen to represent Sweetwater High School at Boys and Girls State which took place in Sacramento last summer. During their week stay at Sacramento they, along with other students from all over Calif., set up a student govt. Myrna ran for senator and won the position. The groups also visited the Capitol where they saw the legislature in session. Albert is active on the Su- Hi varsity tennis team, he's also on Su-Hi's speech team. Myrna was named National City's Junior Miss in which, she played the piano, a favorite pastime. ll 4 K' A 'J '- ..-.23 ,.. . . ,S A ,ky X-, ,Agfa K f..,f.- 'An ,atm gf - f ,t , gf' . M, Q-,f-s A .L bAa . ' at ,, . in serr , is Q., . ,.. r A AFS Sponsors Exchange Dear Friends and students at Su- Hi, I've been here since September 76 and I really love it! I met a lot of different people, I hope I'll meet more, they have been very nice to me. At the beginning, I had a hard time and I thought I'll never learn English and never make friends, but I am just Fine now. The school here is kind of fun. There's a lot of different and nice activities going on and the people are crazy in a fun way! The life in the States and the people are very different from Brazil, but I am already used to it and I like it a lot. I am having a very great experience and I am learning more every day. I am very glad to be here and maybe I'lI stay to go to college. 'x ..,.l...ttl.ill.-W. Near left, American Field Service, lst rovv: R. Parker. 2nd row: Miss Robin lVlichael, Advisor, L. Sanders, T. Richardson, K. Slavinksy. 3rd row: L. Hines, L. lVlcBride, C. Devaney, J. Delucia, 4th row: D. Hughes, T. Shefflette, S. Steele, R. Brunette. 4 ., . I .wg f 5 ASB Ojjficers Serve Su-Hi The first ever position of tlCommissioner of Hall Passes was awarded to lVlr. Garcia, assistant to the Assistant Principal, The duties ofthe regular ASB commissioners and oflicers are to make sure student activities run smoothly and to keep students posted on what's happening. li 1 P 4. .i ommissioners Guide A B Activities v Q fisisfv K M ,. g J Q-is is M154 ,su P' Opposite Pg.: top center, lVI. Rodriguez, pres., top right, J. Raguindin, attorney general, bottom center, J. Ugalde, sec., bottom right, P. Hill, V.-P. Below: Commissioners E. Olaes, alumni, C, lVlcShea, tickets, K. Lee, store, F. Vlcta, music, C. Goto, finance, C. Jair, service. Not shown: S. Clark, publicity, E. Nlangosing, student activities. Right: lVIr. Andrew Partch, Dean of Student Activities. 1 17 Senate Sets Stunning Example A precedent was established in this year's Senateg that being in the Student Govt. class which was created in order to allow Senators to carry out their duties more effectively and thoroughly. Senators served as a means of communication between administration and students. The Senate did an admirable job of handling this assignment. Senators below are: Row 1: C. Franklin, T. Caldwell, R. lVlaniss. Row 2: K. Stein, P. Cabulagan, R. Sattiewhite, Nl. lvlitzelfelt, J. Tamblo, J. Breden. Row 3: D. DeBerry, S. Vega, D. Hughes, R. Lomibao, A. Camatcho. Row 4: A. Fregoso, D. Pena, T. Sheflette, J. Ballingit, J. Patacsil. 118 :eff ig gy' 12 i ff ' S s' rrfkm , ex v 9' . . --.- . .'f, -. it . S wt.,- fri i .r V 1 -ties ,S if P'm?':Qo :Sic QWATF Imps and Devils Earn Service Awards ai.. ,,,. ZA , 1 Sometimes vve overlook the lllittle things that help make Su-Hi a success. Imps and Devils is a group of students who do volunteer vvork such as working tickets, concession stands, homecoming, and other school service projects. After 5 hours of work in a semester a student may become an Imp. After 15 hours, he qualifies as a Devil. Imp and Devil members below are: Row 1: A. Rollan, C. lVlcShea, K. Lee, L. LaRoya. Row 2: C. Franklin, T. Shefflette, T. Hutchason, D. Hughes. Row 3: Nlr. Andrew Partch, Advisor, lVl. Rodriquez, T. Richardson, C. Jair, E. Nlangosing, L. Cuesta, lVl. Thibeault, J. Ugalde, J. Raguindin, J. Lee, lVl. Hagar. Row 4: A. Fregoso, E. Olaes, R. Longley, lVl. Hagar, T. Dorn. Marching Units - New ounai -:f x 1 , sf? RUF' T WW' The school hymn and Marchmg Band were updated and Improved by new Band Dlrector Mr Steve Parker The Uniform Groups were led by Ms Llnda Whlte Their red and sllver capes enhanced the band ln parades and accompanied them In four halftlme shows Many Innovations were added to halftime shows The Uniform Groups had a new look holdlng flashlights they dld their routine ln the shape of a clock Led by Drum Major Tom Stark the band had a new sound this year They played such contemporary huts as Hey Jude and A Fifth of Beethovan accompanied by Matt Davls on keyboards and Bally Gonzales on bass Below Rowl L Cuesta J Mendoza T Akrldge G Collins L Gonzales M Bennlon B Akrldge C Guule L Huess Row2 Mr S Parker J. Brennan, D. Mlscolta, R. Ramirez, M. Tumlntlng, A. Holsapple, K. Lee, K. Tadlock, Ms. L. Whlte, Row 3: T. Sllva, C. Taueron, R. Zepeda, K. Crook, G. Fontillas, M. Thlbeault, T. Stark, A. Licudine, G. Fontecha, Row 4: A. Cuesta, J. Supsic, D. Wiggins, D. Molina, W. Johnson, B. 120 New Look W. 1 , 1 mst, W ff' 'la wifi 'Jf' Q. 'J 5 vw 'F . rggfm. 3521 ag Q ,F 5 -sf 5 .4 t X. 1 1, 'B MW ,. if Gonzales, Nl. Robledos, P. Parra, C. Pollack, A. Penaflor, N. Wright, S. Steele, A. Hernandez, Row 5: J. Exum, D. Flores, E. Black, D. Stobaugh, L. Crum, R. Fisher, D. Holt, D. Sparkman, lVl. Tally, B. Westbrook, F. Walker, T. Cantarini, lVl. Pollack, V. Bobadilla, B. Fontillas, A. Elos, Row 6: T. Chavez, E. Valencia, S. Rodriguez, IVI. Redding, R. Hernandez, J, Mansell, R. Pardy, J. Taylor, L. Mirande, A. Silva, B. Nliller, D. Valdez, C. Bordwell, P, Silva, K. Supsic. Top right: Liz Cuesta, ID Corp, Tom Stark, Drum lVlajor, Aurora Licudine, Drill Team, Michele Thibeault, Flag Corp, Center right: Teresa Silva, Nlajorette, Bottom right: Ms. Linda White, Uniform Groups Advisor, lVlr. Steve Parker, Band Director. 5,1 Y .J i Qi X Cl. .wh J Devil Doers Go Gourmet Roast sirloin of mouse is lVlr. Stevvart's favorite recipe, vvhether S or not to include it in the cookbook of teacherls favorite recipes vvas up to Devil Doer Advisor lVlrs. lVlarkes, and President Theresa Ress to decide. The cookbook vvas a Xmas gift to the teachers. Officers included: Sheila Ruise,,'Vice-Pres., Ann Barrier, Secretary, and Sandy Rhoden, Treasurer. K? kiwi . 94 mg? . T Y Row 1: S. Rhoden, T. Ress, A. Barrier, L. Sanders, Row 2: M. Dunham, M. Baluyot, S. Ruise, S ' c Richardson, lVlrs. Roberta lVlarkes. .tv M I i 'SW 7 , ww W . ' X . T ' - g T . . . S Q A. i ' r I ' ' 5 N k ' . 5, ' .V 13.11 sc' ' - t -6 Q - .rr : F--vxxvwgz ,IQ V ' ri ,X ' A ' if as rets. 'A E ' M' h 4. my A W . 4 W Y ' fs Rovv 1: A. Cuesta, D. Valdez, K. Supsic. Rovv 2: E. Valenciano, S. Rodriguez. K. Tadlock, R. an ,. 1, a Pardy, J. lVlanseIl, S. Rutter. Row 3: J. Taylor, D. Stobaugh, B. Crum, R. Fisher, D. Holt, D. .K , -', If V Sparkman, E. Black. Row 4: lVl. Pollack, T. Cantarini, J. Exum, Rovv 5: P. Parra, V. Bobadilla, T Stark, N. Wright. Row 6: C. Pollack, J. Supsic, lVl. Robles. Row 7: D. Wiggins 122 N it QA . ... Hy? X Hauannngsuuqg nano-1-1--3, Pep Club, Band Raise Spirits Such hits as ltAnchors Aweigh and tlPopeye the Sailorman were played by the USuicide Squad , members of the pep band who put on halftime shows at away football games. The pep band boasted 20 members and showed the Devils' spirit by playing at pep assemblies, away football games, and basketball games. The 96 persons you may have seen and heard in the stands cheering section wearing gray or white, T-Shirts with red devil insignias were obviously Su-Hi's Pep Club. The President is Terri Richardsong Vice- President is Lisa Sanders. lVlembers were active in money raising activities this year to buy their T-Shirts and club buttons. They cheered at all football and basketball games. g, . 1 T3 123 11 iii. .ss F ' if fl' M v'?f'ff2. M . . , M' i 5' gli, -1, .w H W ,,,, , i ' 'H '- - 15' l- wg sig, , fix W ' , Wu, ii ig., N l ' l ' J In Time With The Music . . , , , V . f, .- 1, - ' C Wi ' WWWM A N, ,,,, 'M ' -' V H 5, wh. .,,. .alexa , ,T-iv Ml gifieie L' W , 'fzrgff ,- wg A' r V 'Q 5-,:,-'fag -' Y , ,,,w,Q..,gg-3v3ig,?QdHl'i'lf!32fi ' 7 f 4 , iv, , L... 1 twlugmnnluiw V ,, ' i , L ., . 2,-5. i i i ri. ' 1 . V - f 'E Gsm? 'Due .. ,. YV' N Choir: L. Laroya, S. Juarez, V. Silva, lVl. Garcia, K. Lathan, J, Balentine, J. Patacsil, R. Lomibao, K. Canavan, K. Gallegos, K. Taijeron. 2nd , Row: lVl. Liegel, Nl. Torres, D. Lee, J. LeAlcaIa, R. Sattiewhite, P. Riggs, T. Richardson, G. Bernal, C. Amon. 3rd row: IVI. Cambell, B. i Hutchinson, R, Pangan, S. Clark, W. Schwitkis, S, lVlerrow, B. Stokes, C. Atkinson, C. Franklin, C. Parmley, G. Warren, B. Robbins, D. Apodaca, A. Alono, lVl. Fugate, V. lVlolnar, K. Gleser 124 Choir and Ensemble If by chance you have walked past room lVlD1 and heard strange noises such as UHooahka , 'tml me,ma,mo, moo , Ufoil paper and lltuck your tail , you needn't be vvorried, it vvas the Choir and Ensemble members following along with advisor lVlrs. Laura Charles. The purpose to those sounds is to develop the singing muscles for participation in state and county festivals, district music concerts, and the Christmas musical. Theyiworked on variety show, and performances at service clubs, convalescent hospitals, and churches. Two big activities for the group this year were Vista High School. atrip to Dorothy Chandlers Pavilion in Los Angeles and ajoint Christmas program with Bonita ' M ' if L . C M252 '1.' A ,,,,, sl M, V. . W . QMQWKA-Tek 'iilb-'?,f'f,?'.,.,. ilu All Wu Ensemble: Left to right: C. Franklin, J. Balentine, S. lVIerrow, lVl. Liegel, S. Clark, R. Sattiewhite, R. Lomibao, P. Riggs, K. Gallegos, C. Parmley, D. Apodaca, C. Atkinson, B, Stokes. lm, 125 Varsity Squad Boogies On If you have ever thought you heard the Varsity Pep Squad yell: Let me see you itch and scratch , and HWhatts that you say? . You've heard right. However, that's only part ofthe many spirited cheers performed by the Varsity Squad. Ever wonder why they were so good? Maybe it was because along with the long hours of practice they put in, they attended Cheerleading camp at U.C.S.D. in August. Did you ever notice two pair of unusual looking legs on the field? They belong to yell leaders Paul Hill and Mike Liegel,the First male yell leaders since 1973-74. With the help of Mrs. Laura Charles, the squad was very active this year. They participated in athletic events and pep assemblies bringing spirit to Su-Hi. On the side they did some service projects for Muscular Dystrophy. Opposite page, seated left to right are: Helen Murray, Judy Patacsil, Debbie Tinker, Colleen Goto, Grace Bernal, Mariam Balough, Captain, Standing are: Elissa Garcia Co-Captain, Mike Liegel, Paul Hill and Annette Manglicmot. i -y , .. ,J H 2 A ? N V ,Y '1 , i 080 if n ,at if My get A ar 2 ,ss,t A . ge Q if G 'G .- 'Eff TT' -'lu -X.. a I 1 Q 2 - .I . ,595 L has Q ,,,, ,E K , i n K - , g.L- S .M Pia '.fs'.:f .? if 5 .2 t C, 1 t Q, . QT-, wg,a,. '1 t ,, S t,- ' ' - ,-, . 'W' 5 x D 7' 1 : f .. f .--' te-- ' gg C.,.a g ..g:E!f? 41' 5 - ' 2- - faq, ,, i f -s t vac:-1+-nf -.-.,-- ' fry., , a s .-'-. 'M- F .Q 'HG ' ' 4 X were , ,,, 2 K ' -flmvifgf, L: -uf' - - X- .----s .:2e '- , 5 -- I v .. l 919' 2 as i X S wk, W nj . Q. D R, 5 f, 1- 3. Qs f,i ' . !t....t B-- ,qv gg L Q , . W m. M,N. ' 5,1 I ik fr rl 'A 1 N- sk 3 127 .Hi quad Whoops it Up Let's play a little guessing game: The time is 3 p.m. on Fridays, the First three months of the year. The place is the football held, and the participants are hve girls in red 84 gray uniforms shouting, llLet's take a ride on the Devils Locomotive , The answer is of course, the J.V. Cheerleaders. Besides cheering in the afternoons, they went to cheerleading camp, and did service projects fOr' lVlUSCUlal' DYSUODVTY- Below: Su-Hi's 'Castle Park Cheerleaders doing their thing during a pep assembly. Left to right are: Michel Chenelle, Sharon Merrow, Sandy and Mandy Richardson and Aurora Licudine. af f Mfg C tg ,,, ' J y ,C T f 'T , V ' -f T llle H g I s A- ' s, . 45 ' r ff 'V ' V i 5 ' ' 'YlIf3Ef5f,f15ifff' if T gg '-,X ' as Q , F , I A V g, 4 I W ,'? :QiJ? 5 1 Q 5 iivwl, ' ' 'i H Z f if 2 L .gt , If .-WV? n Ji? 2 Y U C N, V Q, 9 - if E.. ' L , I 5 1 1? D X X If xg Llxxhzug 'gr' A ,igeqgf T Vg ,wg ,iQN,::gg... - '!,gf:5:.z'49tLA! gm it ,U l A I -1-I., ,ia T - . 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Z . , 2 it Homecoming Night Stirs Up Excitement HThe score is still 0-0, halftime is never going to get here! Hey did you hear about .... 7 A lot of Alumni Cheerleaders showed up tonight, All right! It's halftime! The band sounds great, huh?! Finally! Here come the Queen Candidates, oh how neat, their dresses match the cars. Hey! Sit down, We can't see! One of the many conversations in the stands on Homecoming night might have sounded like that. The air was hlled with excitement as uneasy spectators awaited the halftime and crowning of the new Queen. As candidates lVlariam Balough, Grace Bernal, Annette lVlanglicmot, Helen lVlurray, and Debbie Tinker were escorted onto the field by their fathers, the announcer told the audience about each girl and her future plans. Finally came the big moment when Grace Bernal was announced as the 1976-77 Homecoming Queen, and last year's Queen Bette Whittemore crowned her. The night had a happy ending as Sweetwater won the game over lVlar Vista, the score 9-O. lVlany attended the Homecoming Dance including alumni. 1 . 45 ce l ,ISE Y, , , .,. M1 ic I M. ,Y F Y ' in A' 'B f f' 1' ' f'f7TF ' 5 ff?-+2 Q T Q ,Qff if ,f ' T? 155 'f f M, .., Q-ga, ,EE Mp ,Q pn- - , 'QA es' , Q if N XY 1-If K ix V! if I lk' X -X4 'F 'Q' . 2-1,5453 3 lf J' -jx' 4 , , X , ,QA H Q W l I Z.-' .1 H wa. W--ef 'Pi , KM iw HOMECOMING 1976 Grace Bernal Qa- - ' 'Mfkifffygyj , ,vafifwfg , ,441 ,, MX m elf ZZZZM f 'T RED AND GRA Y at our best HAPPY DAYS? You might say so. Of course there are times in Red 84 Gray that the members will probably never forget, for instance selling ads last summer, and vvorking long hours during class, after school, and even on vveekends and holidays. Below left are: Beth Amundson, Editor, and lVlrs. Susan Zimmer, Advisor, Center: Copy: Donald Hughes and Sonya Oxley, Editor, Top right: Advertising: Freida Long, Editor, and Connie Lopez, Bottom left: Underclassmen: Linda Hovverton, Editor, Aida Sotelo and Gerry Fontillasg Bottom right: Sports: Bill Jamison, Editor, and John Tambio. Opposite page, top left: Rick Lomibao, Business Manager, and Terri Richardson, Typist, Top right: Photographers: Steve Abbott, Ferdy Preclaro, Ben Diaz, Susan Greywacz, Photo Secretary, Jo Ann Balentine, and Kris Vetter, Head Photographer, Bottom left:Senior section: Tim Neuman and Teresa Ress, Editor, Bottom center: David Diaz, Sports, Michele Nlellegers, Faculty Editor, Tony Carillo, Underclass, Bottom right: Student Life: Lisette Rico, Tony Caldwell, and Eva Salas, Editor. 134 FIV ll l lllli Q 5 5 it i 2 3 f K gv., 55 A - i f ' '.-' 7 gl F .J 'xx .45 3 N J J 135 H - 1 K v Fflwlfy Time and the things it has let ii hh f , h experience. Whether bad hor ijh e that ihh time and th0Se h hh i 'h'h' e have been the inost WMM things in our Iivesq t i ee e tlti etli1 ee t g in eee Editor ifi eeeei e Mrs. Bmssey - An Example of Dedication This year's Red and Gray Staff has chosen to dedicate the 1977 RED AND GRAY to iVIrs, Marjorie Brassey to show our appreciation of her dedication and loyalty to Su-Hi over the past 26 years. She has taught in this school District for 36 years and has given her students more than just an education. Board of Trustees, Superintendent - Decision Makers for the District 5 The Board of Trustees is a group of men and women elected by the voters of the community to govern the schools of the Sweetwater Union High School District. All hnal decisions such as the decision to have a smoking area are made by them. Dr. Earl Denton, left, is the new Superintendent of Schools this year. IVlrs. Ruth Chapman is President of the Board. Other members include lVlr. Rick Wood, lVlr. Ernest Azhocar, lVlr. Steve Ballard, lVlrs. Judith Bauer. Also pictured is Student Representative to the board, Bruce Hartley. 139 u-Hi Staj Leads the Way. -... . it !' . , :I,-1,:4:- yr- .. ' -: f, f4-' -,-w -. 5 Q: 1 .ig f J ff , ---- xi . . . f .. -.f -,'gf 1 ' - f -' ., W , 9. J' 'f' ,A , sail... ..f!Ez. 'i'f U15 'f' VH M f -, f ,W Q ' ,,'.. .. , . ' QW ' ' A - L' I A -PM 5523513 .K K .LEW . , K . - 1 . - n m H 140 Su-Hi's administrative and certified staff help to keep things running smoothly. lVlr. William E. Darton, above left, has provided able leadership in his first year as Su-Hi Principal. He is assisted by lVlrs. Dorothy Rhea, Assistant Principal for names A-L and lVlr. William Harris, Assistant Principal for IVl-Z. This alphabetical system replaced counseling by male or female designation. The secretarial staff includes, front row L to R: lVlrs C. Portillo, lVlrs. C. Navarro, and lVlrs. lVl. Hall. Back: IVlrs. E. Johnson, iVlrs, IVI. Ferguson, IVlrs. I. Herrington, lVlrs. lVl. Winner. , ,nf-xxx 1 I at . , I i I if , . 1, A we-C ' -lyl , . .gk I Ai 5 S.. A is Zgh :. Qfgh - :Zi K . I S 4, A eell . yum- Cafeteria staff-G. WILLIAM E. DARTON WILLIAM HARRIS DOROTHY RHEA PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINCIPAL Steele, J. Kappner, lVl. Johnson, Y. Barclay, L. Glenda, H. Aland, V. Ward, lVlanager. Custodial Staff-L. IVlareno, W. Huckle, D. Hill, P. Sarquila, F. Sliwicki, S. lVlalec, L. lVlartin, R. Bergeron, E. Del Rosario. Nurse Barbara Pennington and District Speech Therapist Sam Swanson. Librarian clerk Janet Shekro and Librarian Barbara lVloody. 141 KAREN ANDERSON, Family life, Physical Education, Psychology. IVIARK ANDERSON, Family life, Physical Education. DONNA BLACKIVIAN, Decorative Stitchery, Foods I and II. ALICE BRANCH, English 10, Science Fiction, English Literature. NIARJORIE BRASSEY, Short Story, English 10, HERB BOLGER Knot picturedl, Counselor. DOROTHY CABLE, Drama, American Literature 19th. MARY CARRILLO, Ethnic Literature, ESL Beginning and Advanced LAURA CHARLES, Mythology, Ensemble, Choir, American Literature 19th. EDWARD CLAPPER, Welding. ERNEST COCH RAN, Woodworking I and II. CAROL DELANEY, Creative Writing, American Literature 19th, English 10. JOHN DITTO, Spanish I, German I, II, III. 142 ROBERT DONCHESKI, Geometry, lVIath Analysis, Algebra II, ROBERT DRESCHER, Physical Science, Chemistry, ALAN DUKE, Physical Education WILLIANI EVANS, California History, World Culture. BETTY FELLOWS, Physical Education BEVERLY FOLLENDORF, American Literature 19th, English 10, Creative Writing. DON FREEIVIAN, Health Science. SALLY GARY, Sports Literature, Psychology, American Literature 19th. BRENDA GAY, Foods I, Advanced Clothing, Consumer Education. RON GIPSON, Crafts, beginning and advanced, Photography. lVlAYRA GUTIERREZ, Spanish II, III, IV, French I and II. RAFAEL GUTIERREZ, Physical Science, Pre-algebra. 143 SHARRON HALL, E.D.G.D. JACK HARTSHORN, Shorthand, Health Driver Education, Typing HI, IV. DAN HODGES, Health Driver Education. VONNETTE HOWARD, Typing I, Distributive Ed., Voc. English, Oflice Mach. JAMES HULL, Life Science, Oceanology, Physical Education WILL HYDE, U.S. Government, California History. RALPH INZUNZA, History of Nlexico, U.S. Government. ALLEN JACOBUS, U.S. History Sociology, Physical Education. 144 WARREN KEAGY United States History NEIL KORKIS United States History DAVID LAY Woodworking I, Basic Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education PAM LEWIS Physical Education ROBERT LOPEZ Record Keeping, Accounting, Typing I ROBERTA MARKES Consumer Education, Nursery School, Clothing I ALFRED MARTINEZ Work Experience, Vocational Counselor DONALD MAYO Auto Fundamentals, Auto Mechanics ROE MEREDITH Algebra I, Basic Mathematics ROBIN MICHAEL English 10, American Literature WILLIAM MILLER E.D.G.C. GAIL MITCHELL Basic Math, Pre-Algebra 145 BARBARA MOODY Librarian PAULA MONROE Vocational English, Reading STEPHEN PARKER Advanced Band, United States History ANDREW PARTCH Dean of Student Activities, Student Government BARBARA PENNINGTON Nurse CATALINA PORTILLO Community Aide MARILYN PUGH Counselor DENNIS RASMUSSEN Environment Studies, Life Science I LORETTA SCOTT Secretarial Procedures, Clerical Training LEE SHELMERDINE U.S. Government United States History CAROLINE SHINE Art I, Advanced Art RUSSELL SHUBERT Consumer Math, Basic Mathematics, Physical Education 46 GERALD SMITH Physical Education MAIDA STANOVIK Counselor ANN STEVENS English 10, Communications A, Vocational English WILLIAM STEWART Zoology, Biology JOSEPH VOGEL Reading GERALD WALSDORF United States History LINDA WHITE Uniform Group, Physical Education, Family Life WILLIAM WHITEFIELD English 10, Reading, American Literature GERALD WIEKAMP Counselor WILLIAM YENSEN Beginning Photography NANCY WISE inot pictured? Physical Education GARY ZARECKY Juvenile Law, Physical Education SUSAN ZIMMER College Prep Composition, Beginning and Advanced Journalism 147 R H A L f1 L ' U1 H 'Y' My ...as 1' m V ,V , m ,, L.,,m,,,,,,,,iff,,,mAM,,,W,,,W,,,LL:V V f ,V , 5 K ,,::x ,, 1,iij1g::g.jy '.,,, , ' 'f .fif'II3iff?i 'r 'f. , 'Kk' Au . - ,,', 1 m' ', L m,,k , K K V K ' ' ' ' v,.' f . V ,, , A ,M -, -V ,Maw if ff X 5Q 148 Q 5 ,:', ,X TS if From rime,r M r' Growing and ever developing Into something strong enough To conquer opposition. gi J Tarfrbfo 5 G, I Y' fr 'ff ff x 'M-,, KW 'l ,.,, ..,, . , , .,,. , ' K ' . M Vgggg 'ML p X 14 i Harriers Finish with 5-4 Record . wr 15 ' -f ? Row 1: A. Rosario, J. Academia, S. Reza, J. Fregoso. Row 2: R. Celicio, J. Castilio, NI. Rodriquez C. Weeks. Row 1: R. Carbajal, IVI, Gomez, J. Allen, J. Gross, U. Felarca, F. Cruz, B. Garcia, J. lVIartinez, IVI. Fugate, P. Cervantez, D. Flecther. Row 2: R. Brunett, Coach Smith, S. Vega, A. Gonzales, J. Arrington, F. Walker, H. lVlendoza, IVI. Lopez, T. Smith, J. Benevidez, J. Camacho, G. Clark, R. Nlacroubre. Devil harriers ended the season with a 5-4 record, and came in fourth in the lVletro League, with a 3 way tie for first, the lowest hnish in the last eight years. They hnished third in an L. A. tournament held in October. S. Reza tinished hrst in his division, while lVl. Rodriguez Finished tenth. 151 occer: Goal, F igh I, Win 15 Kneeling: I to r: manager F. Weber, J. Herrera, A. Le Alacala, J. Fregoso, A. Calderon, NI. Ramos, R. Chavira, C. Nlelchor, R. Chavez, R Romo, J. Monge. Standing: manager IVI. Osuna, Assistant coach J. Ramos, manager S. Gonzalez, J. Flores, D. Nuno, H, Santamaria, R. Chavez, E. Solorio, F. Arroyo, D. Munoz, D, Hanson, S. Pulido, E. Morales, IVI. Diaz, manager IVI, Capps, Coach Shubert. if 53 5 -i . UA nk 2 Nix ,f 5- ' we-V 3 fl: E- u -4 ,k 4 fi.. I Grapplers Muscle Their Wa Through Season Row 1: P. Bautista, A. Camatcho, T. Gonzaies, S. Westfall, J, Castillo, R. Pinkerton, P. Ballow. Row 2: D. Napoleon, J. Vasquez, T. Lemmon D. McDaniel, VV, Oldakowski, E. DeLeon. 154 1 - f- -? V . . -, R WM, I ag HA. 9 W., 7 N' I . ,R ,W 1 li .5 M' Gifs 'N W .Sxlf 3 .1.,,,,JM-K Q lm..., f ,L . , . ' fn. Q. F 4 I 'Hr' M , if . If Pins Competition Row 1: R. Palmore, R. Mendoza, U. Felarca, J. Shelton. Row 2: J. Supsic, D. Deberry, L. Johnson, D. Cortell. 157 1. F. King eludes would-be tackler. 2. t'Coco Jarin returns an interception as R. Lane blocks, 3. D. Apodoca hands off to Greg Cromer. The Red Devil football team had the potential to be one of the best in the county, that was proven by taking the lVletro League banner. They also proved that even though we had not had a championship team since '72, we were still a league powerhouse. The gridders had one of the best offensive and defensive teams in the county, outscored opponents 294-69 and shut out five of their adversaries. They completed their season with impressive 9-2 overall, and 8-1 league records. The first four games of the season saw a tight race for the league top spot between Chula Vista, lVlontgomery, and Su-Hi, all had identical 4-0 records. Devil wins came from lVlarian, 14-O, Castle Park, 21-6, Southwest, 60-O, and Bonita Vista, 30-0. The Devils remained in Hrst with Chula Vista, both having perfect records, for the next three games, with wins over Hilltop, 21-7, Montgomery, 19-14, and lVlar Vista, 9-0. During the eighth game Coach David Lay's gridders suffered their first defeat, a heartbreaker to Chula Vista, 29-13. 158 3 Due to an ineligible player, Chula had not known whether we would play to forfeit four previous games. Su-Hi Montgomery or lVlarian. As it turned retained first place alone, wrapping out, Su-Hi demolished lVlarian again, up the title. The last league 35-6. In what was to be their final encounter turned out to be an easy game, the gridders played a tough win over Coronado, 44-O. Kearny team in the second round of the playoffs. They came up on the The week before the playoffs proved short end, 28-7. But still we should to be one of confusion, Chula Vista be proud, because, WE ARE THE took their case to court, and it was NIETRO CHAIVI PS! ' -Q 'GX 1 1. W' 1 9 11.5 XF s 3 . A 5 3-S' r ff New , , V .1 5l5'X 1 K N 7. fb is , -.Aa R Wiliam x If N f wiii ' Q' , 'XJ k P ,ff ' ' NLR 3 i -I ,w A a ' . ff ex I fe, ' 1 1 i ip .fgjiliifvf Q W , A ! RW? E y 21522 5 Y g ffl 1 'VS' 5 , ,, F 5 Wx V , 5 kv! -W 1 ' K:-L . K , L A I ak 1 fp.. 3 'bw X Q We- Q J in A im K it Q S P15 . .... , 1 1. F. Scott hurdles Marian defender during CIF playoffs. 2. M. Perez and D. Portillo take a Crusader. 3. H. Martinez returns a punt in action against Castle Park. 4. l'Kick the Trojans poster. 160 Q 1 8 ' ZXZQ 54 G43 96 W WO: W 1, Fred Avii rushes Coronado passer. 2. Manuel Perez assists on tackle. 3. Manuel lays out a Baron. 4. Frank Scott cuts back against Islanders. W x 1 . S. 16 , I. David Apodoca throws Feiix King a fullback fan. 2. Frank Scott carries, assisted by Hector Marquez. 3, Tui Toia scores t.d. 4. Felix King eludes a Bonita tackler. 5. Greg Cromer is assisted by a Scott block. 4 16 ARE... 1 Offense: Left to Right: Top - Coach Duke, Coach Shubert, Managers A. Camatcho and D. Hurst, Coach Jacobus, Coach Lay. Middle - No. 47 D. Portillo, No. 23 J. Jarin, No. 45 M. Perez, No. 84 J. Romaine, No. 67 J. Johnston, No. 54 R. Proctor, No. 98 A. Loaiza, No. 44 M. Cheatom, No. 43 G. Caldwell, No. 55 P. Mitzelfelt, No. 99 F. Avii, No. 86 F. Faiivae, No. 73 F. Morales. Bottom - No. 25 T. Toia, No. 41 R Dela Cruz, No. 28 R. Lane, No. 27 C. Woodard, No. 34 P. Valdivia, No. 75 M. Solis, No. 21 A. Fregoso, No. 96 E. Villanueva, No. 97 D. Mendiola, No. 31 M. Uy, No. 13 R. Gomez, No. 65 H. Mendiola. RO CHAMP T 1 4 5 9 Q ll 2 1 Defense: Top Row - Coach Henry, Coach Turpin, Coach Mora. Middle Row - No. 76 A, Mercado, No. 87 L. Jackson, No. 53 K. Hadley, No. 12 D. Apodaca, No. 89 D. Edwards, No. 85 G. Warren, No. 14 M. Smith, No. 77 R. Famania, No. 32 F. Scott, No. 40 G. Cromer, No. 78 J. Saleaumua, No. 79 E. Olaes. Bottom Row - No. 69 J. Wolfe, No. 88 R. Robledo, No. 68 D. McDaniel, No. 66 H. Marquez, No. 63 K. Miramontes, No. 74 P. Pablo, No. 64 M. Gallegos, No. 22 H. Martinez, No. 52 J. Bolinger, No. 24 B. Diaz, No. 11 M. Sevier, No. 26 M. Aguon, No. 33 F. King. 5 . IZ Goes ndefeated K VI V i 1 il 7 G,, , V A A S ii: V . A - , 16 Top row I to r: D. Ennis, K. Stein, D. Napoleon, R. Proctor, B. Nosal, D. Alderman, C. Snook, M. Gallardo, P. Cabulagen, M. Scott, E. Morrison, T. Slavinsky. 2nd row: N. Alarcon, M. Venegas, L. Rodriguez, R. Aranda, J. Olaes, G. Stoutenburg, V. Armijo, M. Davis, R. Ramirez, P. Narvaez, G. Quidoam, A. Lopez. 3rd row: A. Samson, L. Russell. J. Varela, D. Bartlett, K. Bean, R. Solis, J. Mendivil, G. Adame T. Taeatara, F. Dela Rosa, R. Carnaderon, P. McDaniel. bottom row: D. Verdugo, J, Murray, J. Ibarra, S. Westfall, M. Turner, D. Cortell, R. Palmore, A. Fortaliza, T. Jennings, S. Anderson, J. Davis, J. Wilson, O. Aiono, 6 JV Football kept up their winning tradition. Under the coaching of Dave Lay, and the quarterbacking of George Stoutenberg, the JV gridders coasted to a perfect 9-O record, and were tops in the league. The defense, with the help of good coaching and fine linebackers, held their seasonal opponents scoreless until the fourth game of the season when lVlar Vista scored 16 points. Action-opposite pg: P. Cabulagan passes as J. Olaes blocks, G. Stoutenburg attempts a pass. Top: J. Davis runs for TD, J. Langford returns an Aztec punt, R. Palmore eludes an Aztec, P. Cabulagan takes the snap, J. Davis runs with the ball as J. Ibarra blocks. 1 67 Volleyball Comes Close The story of the volleyball team is one of youth and inexperience. Varsity came in 7th with a 3-15 record, but JV fared better. They were 8-10 and came in 4th. A few standouts included Sherri Phillips who made All-lVletro second team, a first for Su-Hi, and Aileen Reyes and Barbara Roberts on JV. Although they had a hard Coach Pam Lewis was satisfied with her squad's performances, especially against league-leading Hilltop where they failed to win the match but won the hrst game. 1, Alison Reyes whacks a serve. 2. Maria Osuna and Elena Saludares block a spike. Opposite pg: 1. Sharon Clark does the bump for Elena Saludares. 2. Michelle Mellegers bumps ball over. 3. Elena Saludares, Carolyn Pimental, Sherri Phillips, and Alison Reyes wait for the serve. tl' .,,, .. .. .... ,, ,,,, V, 2 'hu... 168 VARSITY: M. Osuna, S. Clark, C. Pimental, M. Mellegers, A. Raspperry, S. Phillips, E. Mangosing, E. Saludares, A. Reyes, M. Pisi, J. Ugalde, Coach P. Lewis. JUNIOR VARSITY: R. Quinata, L. Geronilla, A. Sotelo, P. Willoque, C. Wade, B. Sotelo, P. Retoriano, Coach Lewis, Front - B. Roberts, G. Gomez, A. Reyes, A, Bello. 1 ff 'M EMMA ...JH ' ,Jw- ,MW V -W1 1 Water Polo Drowns Competition VARSITY: Left to Right: Top Row - R. Donston, O. German, T. Lemmon, R, Nlaniss, K. Tessen. Bottom Row - IVI. Nlyers, R. Donston, Lisa Sanders, C. Houk. 1 2 170 'lThe season started out slowly, Coach Hull said, but I've never seen any athletic team improve so much in such a short time. Led by Rick Nlaniss, who made All- Nletro hrst team, the water polo had one of it's most successful seasons. Their best game was their last one of the season against Coronado, the league leader. They held the Islanders scoreless for 1 quarter, but unfortunately lost 9- 7. Coach Hull summed it all up by saying, UI was really satisfied with the team. 1. No. 30 Ron Donston shoots for a point. 2. No. 31 Ken Tessen and No. 25 Rick Maniss are out to defend the goal. 3. Rick Maniss blocks a point. Opposite pg: 1. No. 22 Clint Houk, No. 30 R. Donston, and No. 32 B. Donston try to recover the ball. 2. Captain Rick Maniss passes off. JUNIOR VARSITY: Top Row: J. White, S. Ross, S. Hammond, D. Babb, J. Cooper, R. Wittington. Bottom Row: L. Woodard, K. Brown, R. Blake, J. Supsic. 171 Girls ' Tennis Rallies On 72 Top: G. Sales, T. Forsyth, N. Smith, K. Satterthwaite, L. Takeshita, T. Gray, IVI. Jubach, L. Jerdo, Coach N, Wise. lVliddle: A. Del Rosario, lVl. Arellano, E. Nlaigue, C. Cervantes. Bottom: L. Bordweil, J. Raguindin, C. Arellano, R, Lim. It was a rebuilding year for the girls tennis team. Their record was 5-12-1, and they came in seventh in the league. Coach Nancy Wise named three top players, seniors Janet Raguindin and Grace Sales and junior Anna Del Rosario. She summed up the season, UFor an inexperienced team, I was very pleased with the improvement vve made. I think the experience vve gained will help us have a better record next year. Action: L. Bordvvell, R. Lim, T. Forsyth, E. lVlaigue, lVl. Jubach, A. Del Rosario. Eg 3 BASKETBALL SHO0 TS FUR CIF -Q is wr: kI'. Left To Right: R. Borntrager, T. Taecatafa, M, Jones, M. Smith, G. Warren, J. Wessel, T. Slavinsky, B. Stokes, M. Pitts, B. Roberti, D. Apodaca, F. Scott, P. Pangan, W. Schwitkis, J. Davis, R. Lee, Coach Zarecky, R. Camacho, Coach Miller. 174 -go Lf 1 41 '. ....---4' M.: R FMMPS 'J M4285 agp 7 2 124 va-'Y 21 2' 343 y,b . 'fh- a n i 13 x ' 9? Jw M t 'f MMA! 09 Qywa ? Q gf Qi! I S , Nea A5 Kai A ,..T' ' a s ww. 5 5' 3 if w 55.5 X A Pg' V 5. N Z . D 1- ,,-gf, ' 'bf Experience Pays f 'K7 ' 3- K eeee i 1. J. Davis shoots over Aztec. 2, B. Stokes uses sky hook over opponent. 3. D. Apodaca goes for two against Aztecs. 4, M. Pitts completes jump shot. 78 -QW' sghnrlf' ' , .X- 1 ' , ai L, 3 1. G. Warren shoots with M. Pitts, B. Stokes under the boards. 2. T. Slavinsky aims for hoop. 3. M. Pitts shoots over opponents as J. Davis moves for rebound. 4. B. Roberti shoots with D. Apodaca set for rebound. 179 Q . T sr Last year, Coach Gary Zarecky made the word' HBasketball a more familiar word around Sweetwater. This year, he has made it a household word. The Devil cagers placed third in the league, and again went to the playoffs. Going to the playoffs two years in a row is something a Devil basketball team has not seen since the '5O's. Height was one of the best things going for the team. Five players were over 6 feet tall. The team found experience in returning senior lettermen Bobby Stokes playing center, and David Apodoca at guard. They also had three sophomores on the team, James Davis, lVlike Pitts, and Tom Slavinsky, which is quite unusual. But experience and height don't necessarily make a good team, it takes team unity and school spirit, and Su-Hi was not lacking in these helds. HWe surprised a lot of teams, commented center Bobby Stokes. HAnd one reason is because we have a lot of team unity and spirit which helps during the games. Coach Zarecky expressed his gratitude to the fans by saying, HThe fans had a tremendous impact on the success of the team. 1. Tom Slavinsky, shoots past Lancer as Jim Wessel and Mike Pitts look on. 2. Jim Wessel attempts Lay-up as Warren Schwitkis watches. 3. Bobby stokes pulls down a rebound. 18 . . Sets Record for Wins 1 Coach Miller, J. 0'Keefe, G. Quiddam, M. Jones, J. Giron, L. Jackson, D. Kibodeaux, S. Ross, R. Hubbard, M. Fugate, P. Cabulagan, H Castellanos, R. Ferris, T. Taeatafa, D. Verdugo, manager. Action shots: J. Clark, P. Cabulagan. Opposite page, M. Jones, J. Giron, T. Taeatafa, P. Cabulagan Cmiddle and bottom? L. Jackson. ' The J.V. basketball team fought a long hard season, and through the skill and experience of its athletes, it had a winning season. Team captain, David Kibodeaux, led the cagers to a Nletro League title, with a 16-2 league record. Their overall record was twenty-three wins and three losseswan all time school record for most wins. They also came up as champions in the Coronado Invitational Tournament. Coach lVliller expressed his happiness with the saying, uThese are the greatest bunch of guys I've had the privilege of coaching. 4 1 183 Softball Strong on omefrom-Behind NGreat season! exclaimed softball Coach lVlarieanne Perrault. uThe team really worked hard and never gave up. I enjoyed coaching these gals. We had a lot of fun. I hope to see them at the top of the league next year. Twice the team played against a tough Hilltop team and stuck with them all the way, only to lose. But strong players such as pitchers Diane Dixon and Kathy Boulette, left fielder Sheri Phillips, and Jeannie White on third base made possible such games as a come-from-behind win over Coronado, The score was 7-2 in the beginning, but the Devil sluggers came back to win 9-7. As in past years, the team Finished in the top half of the league. Row 1: A. Sotelo, K. Canavan, E. Mangosing, M. Nlurray, S. Juarez, T. Hood. Row 2: D. Dixon, L. Rico, J, White, S. Phillips, A, Reyes, N Smith, K. Boulette, Coach Perrault. 184 404 1 Row 1: P. Retoriano, M. Arevalo, S. Ponce, A. Bello, T. Lopez, E. Saludares, L. Giranelli. Row 2: V. Justice, A. Zarate, D. Powell, M. Zarate, B. Sotelo, V. Edwards, M. Prendez, Coach Rasmussen. 185 Devil Dribblers Remain trong Night games and a JV team were new additions to the girls' basketball team. Led by returning lettermen Kim Canavan, Naomi Smith, and Elaine Nlangosing, the team was lltops in the league in sportsmanship, tenacity, and spirit, according to Coach Anderson. The team worked on depth, better conditioning, and a higher percentage in shooting. mal ami-is savwfll W 186 Row 1: I. Lopez, E. Saludares, A. Reyes, J. Smith, S. Phillips, C. Wade, L. Nloss. Row 2: Coach Anderson, D. Fletcher, K. Canavan, E. Nlangosing, A. Sotelo, N. Smith, lVl. Lant. inet -. Bight Zi Ya L 87 8 Gymnastics Aims for Balanced Season Left: S. Ungab and D. Rodriguez on beam B. Caravantes does fioor exercise. Opposite page, below: J. Gualco and K. Lee on beam. The gymnastic team has been described as NFantastic. Schools like Chula Vista, Nlontgomery, and Bonita Vista provided tough competition, but the team made it through the season with Kathy Lee on the uneven parallel bars, Stella Ungab on the beam, Cecilia lVlendivil doing the Hoor exercises and Liz Cuesta on the beam. All the team members were talented, agile and had team spirit. lVluch credit must be given to their new coach Mr. Pam lvloorehead. Row 1: NI. Villalovas, L. Cuesta, A. Rivera, S. Ungab, J. Ugalde, IVI. Tibeault, B. Caravantes, C. Powell, C. Nlendivil, S. Padilla, K. Lee, Row 2 T. Cabrera, A. Silva, K. Tadlock, J. Gualco, D. Rodrlquez, J. Raguindin, D. Sullivan, Coach Nloorehead. mem www 'f 618 ' W WV Gli S we w 189 Tennis Strong in Doubles, Singles NGame, set, and match to the Devils was a cry heard often by the boys tennis team. Led by returning Metro champ Franklin Del Rosario, in singles, and Phet Peterson and Joe Sales playing doubles, the team was wellrounded, and provided a lot of competition in the Metro loop. J J ritsl J Row 1: R. Tambio, F. DelRosario, C. Franklin, G. Tejero, R. Ramirez, J. Tambio, C. Baldwin, J. Miscolt, A. DelTorro. Row 2: M. Garcia Manager, R. Lomibao, P. Petterson, A. Martin, L. Eaves, J. Sales, R. McDaniels, E. Maigue, Coach Mark Anderson. 190 191 t'Game, set, and match to the DeviIs was a cry often heard by the boys tennis team. Led by returning IVletro champ, Franco Del Rosario in singles, the team was well rounded, and provided alot of competition in the IVIetro Loop. It was one of the toughest in the county, having two of the top tive teams in the county in it. Swimmers Stroke Toward Wctor Swim Team: Row 1: S. Smith, L. Sanders, K, Knight. Row 2: D. Vess, K. Supsic, V. Justus, C. Houk, D, Babb, IVI. Myers, A. Holsapple, P. Riggs, D. Santens, J. Castillo, K. Tenason, L. Weighall, F. Deiattre. Row 3: J. Brennan, K. Brown, B. Johnson, D, Hughes, Coach Lewis, J. White, V. Peppers. Row 415. Hammond, R. Blake, S. Ross, R. Pinkerton. Diving Team: Row 1: IVI. IVlyers. Row 2: D, Sante-ns, J. Supic, K. Supic. Row 3: J. Castillo, O. German, Coach Lewis, R. Pinkerton, B. Biake, not pictured T. Sheffiette. if-hu HSD!-5 L xg, I 'r - qzqbffggf , . V z ' 'irwww ' i , f' ,li .M I in MLJQ ii' ,iw fe ix ' .V f . vu M 193 Below: K. Supsic does a back layout. M. Myers starts dive. Right: M. Myers stretches out. H, Hughes gasps for breath, J. White strokes along, O. German 4, hurries down lane. M ef' ,s . uh, ,, , aaa, 194 ' W ' 'iii???ii5Wfffl?f2?iE??ii??l5i75i1? ,W . W s of fe Q' iz 5,22 fm --Q4ffW' ,:, j W Viffi , ,, ' ' I V rfre MM ' -f ..sgs1. ' - ff , rf M W,,n,W, ,Q2fAfr Q Q 4 'A M A 'iw-M ' ,ll -1 , - ' ' Q,-if M Q www, ,. vs-M 'sv-4 ,, N of , A ' or ' . M 2 ' f , ff ' ff :V -I , an Z ,ff., H W I H W ,rst -, A . , A 'X' ' ffm ' 1 xi ,, , f s. ' '49 fir:?f-:4??f5f7EE 2:,, ,, H V' fft::'f I 11 '::.,,-,,, ifi2if'i1f 'ffl' -V :lim J if f I' rf - 75' I ,Huw - ,?'w!ii ? at wk 'Hn -' r if - 'r' H W W 0955 ff ,4r':49we- - ' . ' L iw ,.,. K , A M' M M 4 ' M W llFly , ubreast , 'tfree , and 'tback . what do these all have in common? They are the four strokes in competitive swimming: butterfly, breaststroke, freestyle, and backstroke. Contrary to popular belief, sidestroke, dogpaddle, and elementary backstroke are not 'tofhciaI strokes. The lVletro League was one of the toughest, having two of the top ten teams in the county in it, Hilltop, and Coronado. But led by team captain, Lisa Sanders, and co-captain, Ken Tessen, the 40 member-strong team faired well throughout the season. The team had a few top swimmers that really stood out: Lisa Sanders, Ken Tessen, Oliver German, and lVlike lVlyers, captain of the divers. According to Coach Pam Lewis, one of the few female coaches in the county, UThe team didn't enter the season with much ability, but were willing to try and learn, and progressed quite well. Considering all the problems we had with the pool, having to get up at ive and practice with other teams, we've done quite well. 'S af . ' I, umm an K I Q' . 'X' an V -f Hi H Left: K. Supsii does butterfly, Swim team at ei their best, Above: L. Reynolds pulls for victory, K. Supsic prepares for dive. 19 5 Below: K. Stein takes a base. A. Mercado in process of delivery.K, Nliramontes keeps opponent close. Coach Nliller advises pitcher Nlercado. Oposite page: Devil baserunner takes lead of? irst. lvliramontes guards right field foul line. . 41. 4 196 Baseball Under New Management The competition in the Metro League was plenty tough, but through endurance and team spirit the team held up. Though the team as a whole was average, according to Coach Bill Miller, there were some individual successes, such as captains Kenny Miramontes and Mike Aguon in the infield, and Jose Jarin in the outfield. i l i i i , ,,', , M-v'V5'?'f Row 1: Coach Miller, G. Stoughtenburg, M. Smith, A. Mercado, B. Stokes, F, Faiivae, K. Stein, J. Saleaumua, Asst. Coach Hatz, Row 2: R. Lee, G. Reyes, K. Miramontes, M. Gallegos, T. Chavez, J. Davis, M. Aguon, R, Comaderand, A. Farmer, Manager. 7 J IZ Baseball: A Strong Contender W 1 3 Track Still in the Running Rovv 1: G. Caidvvell, D. Morris, H. Martinez. Row 2: Coach Smith, J. Academia, Coach Duke, D. Mediola, F. Cruz, M. Rodriguez, R. Gomez, S Reza, T. Newman, C. Weeks, F. King. Row 3: D. Verdugo, A. Camatcho, A. LeAIcaIa, C. Woodard, W. Schwitkis, M. Davis, T. Toia, T. Jennings, P. Cabulagan, R. Camatcho, Manager. Row 4: J. Pena, U. Felarca, A. McClintock, D. Brunette, E. Olaes, J. Wessei, B. Roberti, F. Scott, R. Frank, J. Romaine, A. Loaiza, M. Scott, W. Eaton, J. Gruell, M. Fugate, E. Best, Manager. 200 Qpposite page: B. Roberti goes over poie. T. Neuman gets on his mark. Below: F. Scott breaks the tape. C, Weeks gives his all in broad Jump. D. Morris is number one. Roberti on nigh jump. 'ai' K ,H my Q if . , W E ... .. 5 ,,.,1,.w 4 ,, .Q af f' 4-w pf wi ...Aw unuu K ma, am 5' i T 'liars 'K , lifw ' 'll V 'Q1g lfff,,,,, The boys' track team found strength in numbers, there were 85 members, a fairly large team. The team was a league powerhouse, according to Coach Alan Duke. uThe top three teams in the league were Bonita Vista, Castle Park, and Sweetwater. This team had the potential to be the best we've had in years, Our strengths were the sprints, the 440, and the overall held events. Track, while being a team effort, is also an individual sport, and many individuals stood out: Frank Curz, Nlark Rodriguez, Derrick lVlorris, and Brian Roberti who broke the school record in the high jump. .fs .35 rf ,' ' 202 Identitications: S. Reza, T. Caldwell, F, Scott, G, Caldwell, S. Woodard, F. Cruz, H, Drummond, F. Long, D. Nlendiola. Rutter, D. Morris, J. Romaine, C. WIA Q1 Right: T. Grey throws discus, Below: P. Cervantes hurdles in first place, Oppostie page Top: R. Bender strives for first, Below: F. Long passes baton. 2 l filiii f i T .-. Row 1: L. Reynolds, S. Conary, F. Long, S. Vega, A. Arquilez, T. Gray, T. Forsyth, G. Collins, S. Dunham, T. Kalina, Coach Al Martinez: Row 2: C. Cervantes, H. Chambers, T. Caldwell, V. Balough, E. Celiceo, R. Sattiewaite, H. Drummond, Row 3: Nl. Dunham, B. Roberts, D. Herrera lVl. lVlurray, L. Bordwell, lVl. Westfall. 204 Boys are not the only people running on campus. The girls track team competes along with them. The team is small but has some good athletes. The competition was very strong, but they were a much stronger team than last year. The girls are working hard and are in great condition. Coach Martinez stated l'One weakness is our small teamg we had no depth, so injuries could have really hurt US ll 20 ...-ull' Left: J. Academia holds the lead. G. Caldwell jumps for record. D, Morris breaks the tape. Opposite page: IVI. Garcia and J, Waii set the pace. W. Moore shows hurdiing form 206 ,. . l ,G is ' I 3 ' - ,Q ff-in f Af'r'if .FV - 61 5 X K M ' . ,U ' .i ,fi 'Q 1, V. lag--5-,Nk.. '-is C: MTE i ' ' ' . -hh' i ,i . as '- J . i - ' - 1- - R J i i 4 Q . E45-ivleiifl-iii1fff?I-f- Q k .Q we .. .- K J ' J - .ccc T +1 s T ... ...J fwmi . A k,,s,,,,,,,, , may gg ., . A Lxr, , gg.,. I Lii.1,.js'1ae'f 1f'f' 'J .. . '-iw. , - . . J . . .,,n , ,,g, J i Sitting, Row 1: J. Warford, P. Cervantes, F. Walker, B, Garcia, R. Nlacoubrie, N. Aguilar, V. Tubon, G. Quiddam, W. lVloore. Kneeling, Row 2: G. Castillo, J. Fergoso, W. Slaugh, D. Dinson, H. lvlendoza, lVl. Garcia, L. Johnson, a. Tuquero, lVl. Randolph, T. Payan, R. Palmore. Standing, Row 3: G. Calvert, J.R. Snook, W. Wilson, J. Wall, A. Cuesta, E. Olaes, G. Lafore, R. Proctor, J. Johnson, R. Bender, T. Lynch, T, lVlorrison, lVl. Wall, T. Jennings, T. Cantarini. x . 207 Goyers Play Rough Row 1: G. Schroppe, P. Narvaez, D. Hunter, A. DeWitte, T. Pistole. Row 2: L. Thayer, D. Alderman, R, Hines, R. Alderman, Coach Lay, S lVloore. Through great individual and team effort, and good coaching by Day Lay, the golf team had a very productive season. Although IVletro competition was tough, the golfers gave all other teams a Fight to the hnish. 208 The Year in ports ,, .,,, ,..W,-,.,,,, Football: the lVletro banner via Chula forfeitures, beating Castle Park after too many losses to them, Avii, Loaiza, Scott, Apodaca, Solis-Water Polo: a productive season, Nlannis, Lemmon, German, Houk-Volleyball: rebuilding, Phillips second team All-Nletro, a first-Cross Country: 5-4 season, Garcia, Reza-Girls' Tennis: great expectations, Raguindin, Sales, Del Rosario- Softball: Coach Perrault, 'igreat season , Boulette, White, Dixon- Wrestling: young team, lVlcDaniel, Gonzales-Soccer: third place, Fregoso, Santamaria-Basketball: height, sophomores, second year to the play-offs, Stokes, Pitts second team All-Nletro-Golf: another season, Coach Lay- Track: talent from last year, lVlorris, Neuman, Cruz, Arquilez, Drummond- Boys' Tennis: a contender, Del Rosario, Telejo-Girls' Basketball: two Hrsts a J.V., night games, Fletcher, Canavan, Wade-Baseball: good season, Coach lVliller-Swimming: best season, Sanders, Tessen, ULewie - Gymnastics: talented, agile, Lee, Ugalde, Gualco, Coach Nloorehouse. 21 :iw ,, Ae A M Q a , vu 24 , VY, 5: 5 L ?V mf , Q, A. ff? z 5 4 W' ,fe .4 Awwdf Jf ,.i2g,.w ' ,4 ,.' . 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I 2 V fx TLZQ' '94 W A . f WM' , V .vi V my N 5, H ,, x ef V,.w '21 mf-il ww mf if ww 1 ,V A f Wm-,gym 'ii f 365 4- K 3' 4 U4 W 16 ,awww A 1 K L 'i , . 5 R M' LU f, f M f ,fy V ' 5' . ,f ,:f,1, f's ' eng-4 if 2, ' 'U wr L f .- xp W 3,5475 W- ' k 311 6 V -vi, NF. if 2' 45,7 Congratulations to the Class of '77 ElVl: West Coast Confederation of Philipino Students. Regions: Pacilic Northwest, Northern California, Southern California Nlontgomery Wards 1100 Highland Ave National City Les Cherettes says llBest wishes to the class of ll77 . illl A QE 6 W fn AsiAii izonwiwristv some g WE uPag-Isahun Ang Sam Bayan An if if if i i, ,i , WI W 212 ,gr The Management and Staff at JOHN BULL including its many Su-Hi Alumni extend best wishes to the Class of '77. , '!E' ,Q MQ N - nw . 3 ks if' : 3! RMIQB STEAK 2200 HIGHLAND AVE. NATIONAL CITY, CALIF. 213 National Screen, 821 E. 2nd St. Pinky's Jewelry 725 E. 8th St., National City, Pinky's the Diamond Specialist, for people with a lot of love and a little money, select your wedding sets from Pinky's, The little big store with little prices. - 3 ss, ' - -tf- 5 Town and Country Lanes ' Y' 1-Mil!!! Special discounts for students Free Leggon Junior Leagues 1830 Sweetwater Rd. National City, CA. 477-2752 214 Lee's Highland Avenue Service. 2945 Highland Avenue, National City. 215 Boys Club Staff National Home and Hardware, 907 E. Plaza YARDAGE TOWN National City 477-3749 Haircuttlng for open 9 to 9 men and women Sat. 9 to 6 SHANNON BARBER SHOP SOUTH BAY PLAZA To be seen at your Best, See us first 479-9854 1430 UD Avenue., National City. 1714 E. 8th St., National City. Paid for by the handsome, intelligent 84 charming staff of the National City Boys' Club. 216 National City, CA: 92050 IVIABUHAY TRAVEL AGENCY: 2952 Market Street, San Diego, CA. 92102 6714? 239-1251. Best wishes to the Class of '77. 1718 E. 8th Street 474-1569 Nlonday-Friday 9:00 to 6:30 Saturday 10:00 to 2:00 502 So. Euclid National City, CA. 92050 RITA'S FLOWERS 82 UNUSUAL GIFTS CROCKER'S DRUG National City Ca. 92050 James C. Crocker Pharmacist wt Hospitality starts from the time you call or visit us in our ofhce. Years of personalized assistance to travelers to the Philippines have made us the specialists to plan for your vacation or emergency trip. When you travel with us you enjoy THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FARE plus personalized service, free documentation, discount hospitality card, choice of dates, airlines fly now, pay later plans Individual of Group Departures ' FRAN K B SANTOS 619 National Ave 8th and Roosevelt National City Ca. 92050 NAPOLEONE PIZZA HOUSE Joe 81 Sal your Hosts QUALITY USED CARS NATIONAL IVIOTORS 474 2888 Herb Bedlion 474-6576 21 7 , Aaron Ambulance, Congratulations to the class of 77 from 1009 E. Eight Street, Nation al City WELCH S HOUSE OF MUSIC 2 Locations in National City S. Bay Town and Country 477-0053 S. Bay Plaza 447-0053 FOR ALL YOUR MUSICAL NEEDS Phone Jo and Ron Thomson 474 6076 OVVVIGYS S 84 W BICYCLE SALES AND SERVICE 1816 Highland Avenue National City, CA 92050 1 8 ' C, , l 5 giV'liVNt :? 11i1,L nzwzwcl Congratulations To The Class of 77 Coftee Shop Dining Room Open 24 Hours Three Generations of Family Groups, Shoppers, and Businessmen Have IVIade Keith's a Habit Second and National, National City 477-4358 KEITH'S FAMILY RESTAU RANT 2 1 Best Buy Auto Supply, South Bay Plaza Shopping Center, 1169 Highland Avenue, National City, Calif. Daryl Holmes, Phone 474-5569. Devil Doers Wish much success to the Class of '77. Sweetwater Roller Rink, 700 E. 24th St., National City. SU-Ettes Service Club, A Service club beneht for the whole school. 220 ,L 'f iii? S S' 2-sf l Wescott Mazda National Ave. National City. Real Estate Service 420-4300 General repairing Tele. Insurance Brokerage 420-5355 Foreign and Domestic 474-1513 Property Management 420-5355 ' HORNING 84 MORGAN INC. RAY BROOK AUTO SERVICE 460 Third Ave. Box 1177 Chula Vista, Ca. 92012 Thomas A- Holnmg C'P-C-U- Niase cerfined 25 vv. llth st. 4205332 Mechanics Nat. City CA. 221 Cheely's Auto Parts, 445 Broadway Chula Vista Tom Nloynahan 3200 National Ave. National City, Calif. 92050. 477-9362 Tow and Storage, lVlufTlers, Transmissions, Radiators, installed, New and used auto parts Tom and Tim Insurance claims 474-7025 Q Handled Free Estimates SOUTH LAN D AUTO 1 , , gskii BODY 84 PAINTING .siwmff Les Haye Domestic 84 Foreign Fiberglass repairs 141 W 18th St National City CA mgr 92050 22 2 nuro PFIDRTS l ,,., Stark lVlFG. CO., Custom Fabricating, Marine Covers, Trailer Awnings Furniture Upholstery 76 Broadway Chula Vista, California 92010. 422-7277 or 422-3110 Turner Stark, President , Special thanks to X, Johnny Valdez, our ' Busco-Nestor Studio potographer Frieda Long People Seem to never care, just remember you'Il get your share? F.L.S.A. Come 84 Attend Pilipino Peoples FAR WEST CONVENTION at U nlversity of California San Diego Sept 2 3 4 1977 courtesy RGL To the mighty Senior Class of '77 We love you! Charles F Bobby S Helen lVl lVlarlam B P151 See you in ten years! ' 223 James E. Long 0W i9 To Lisa Sanders, Patty Riggs and Karen Slavinskyz Long s Barber 69 Beauty Shop Thanks for all those talks 24 N. Division Phone Love Terri Near Thrifty 264-9642 To my brothers George and Rod Dela Cruz my close friends Mark Uy David IVIcDanleI Ernie Good luck always and don t stop until you get on top Keep stlcken Your Sister and Friend Toni Lynne Caldwell Villanueva, and Eric Olaes, my buddies Steve Abbott and Ben Diaz, and the UlVIeIrose Gang . Red 84 Gray Hard at work!! 224 B I MEMOR Y O AN TONIA VALDEZ The Red and Gray Stal? of 1977 would like to extend our deepest sympathy to Antonia's family and friends. Antonia Valdez' presence at Sweetwater was sincerely missed. 25 226 A CKNO WLEDGEMEN TS I would like to thank the following people for contributing to the 1977 Red and Gray. SpOl'lSOI'S .... . . . for hebingjinance our book. Busco-Nestor. . . . . . Mr. Nestor, John and Rich for their photographic ejforts, not to mention their time. Sea World . . . . . . for admitting the staff free to take pictures. National City Fire Depl' .... . . . the use of their fire engine for Varsity football shots. Ftleully . . . . . . permitting students to be excused when there was a deadline. Mrs. Zimmer . . . . . . for her patience and endurance shown throughout the year. Clubs . . . . .choir, ensemble, football band and marching units for putting their pictures in color. The Slclff .... . . . especially those section editors and photographers who devoted so much of their time after school. Beth Amundson Editor-in-Chiqf SENIORS OF '7 7 0' you are interested in attending a class reunion mail the following information to: Sweetwater High School 2900 Highland Avenue, National City, CA 92050 by Sept. 1986 NAME ...-,l1-.-..- FORMER NAME ......1...-. nf changed! ADDRESS.1i........1.. PHONE .i...1.....-......... OC C UPA TI ON ...lil A Lotta? to they MN, Y Jumovs Sophs ReceiveHorns AsSu-Hi '5Tradition Co EEEEEEZC 5:55 Aocx1i1ceer:,1?a:a:or::j'EIo2nr:i?3':I,eE3?1I: :ad 5. X r a. I ww vom to E026 Frankll n Elec t ed Semofsco. nw' W Soph President . ',xo O W Lxm X REer5TR.PiT:oN ' 1 I 3 , '4 5 m n . 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