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

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1979 volume:

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I f , ga ICE 2 4 'J Q O '5 1 fi 1 A O 5 5 I O Tom Caldwell, Alda Sotelo-Co-Producers Susan Zimmer-Director l Technical Crew: Student Life, lVlona Arauz, Celia Ges- topa, Cha-Cha Gurule. Sports, John Tambio, Joe Ata lig, Rachel Collins. Faculty, Sonia Nolla, Ligia Diaz. Underclass, Maggie Valdez, Cecilia lVlendivil, Liz Trapse. Seniors, Gerry Fontillas, Lynn Quenga. Adver- ' tisements, Marjorie Hagar, Jeannie Nlendoza. Copy, Cecilia lVlendivil. Photo Secretary, Violet Balough. Photo, Pete Bautista, Brason Lee, Weldon Thomp- son, Tracy Hood, Yvette Macias, Don Krause. 4 I . ff' ff , f P 'i 5' ff , ,f .. i , f f ' f If' 4 f 1 1:1 1 n X 147 ' -+f- .2- 51 THAT, E TERTAI ME T The Red and Gray Staff of 1978-79 would like to entertain you by making you, Su-Hi, the stars and performers you are. So let's get on with the Show! -11' X17 Q '9 fri 49' r'. i-U . 3 ' 'ii i +1 f' e y any ,.. i 5 ' , J ' , 1 ,WH W Z , 1,, ,,u,, W, w:., -H f f + W1 M' ,E ' W2 f-cw, H A-J , e4g Qbzass 125-1 4 'L lr Q 4 22 w M ,, '.',,. Q- px , 4 2 Q -f Advertising Q . L edication lVlr. Andy Partch may be best remembered as the A.S.B. advisor, but some may remember him as varsity bas- ketball coach in the sixties, or even as a P.E. coach. However, he's remembered, his importance to Su-Hi will al- ways be evident. He leaves behind the wealthiest A.S.B. in the district, and takes with him a dedication to the school that will never be equaled. Therefore, to llUncIe Andy , we dedicate the 1979 RED AND GRAY. 4 STUDENT LIFE DEVILS ON LOCATION EDITOR MONA ARAUZ CELIA GESTOPA CHA-CHA GURULE THE CHO E v , 'Y IL 'N .ff ge i I 'J xg' E A QT S We-110 73?- Top left-PRETTIEST HAIR: Jeff Olaes, Diane Gon- zalesg Top right-SENIOR FAVORITES: IVIona Arauz, Johnny Saleaumuag Middle left-PRETTIEST SIVIILE: Eddie Vales, Jeannie Mendozag Middle right-DONE IVIOST FOR SU HI: David Verdugo, Renee Sattie- whitej Bottom-IVIOST ATHLETIC: Diane Dixon, James Davis. Student Life 6 Top left-BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Tracy Hood, David Napoleon, Top middle-MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Connie Cunningham, Milton Scott, Top right-BEST DRESSED: Marcus Laxamana, Melinda Tuminting, Bottom left- BEST BUILD AND PHYSIQUE: Ray Proctor, Armida Penafior, Bottom middlefMOST AT- TRACTIVE: Gonzalo Quiddam, Dolores Arceg Bottom rightfPRETTIEST EYES: Debbie Wig gins, Jim Murray. 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QW !i1E1::'1xa,:N',!gj,j, 11:51 1' ' ,, , JK., ,X WM - XML, ,, 4' CC Double Visions Left: Varsity Squad Above rightfCapt. Toni Caldwell, Advisorelvlrs. Charles, Co-Capt. Gerry Fontillas Opposite Page: Front: Jeannie Mendoza: Second: Toni Caldwellg Third Row: Mireya Arce, Sandi Yeager, Dawn Sul- Iivang Fourth Row: Lynn Clay, Tammie Bird, Geri Naputi, Armida PenaHor, DeVera Scott: Fifth Row: Sylvia Galvan, Gerry Fontillas, Dawn Chunkog Top: Cynthia Weeks. 'F L, LE 1-gi-'fi F Q Q -Q TJ - 1 S4 :Si Y U -Af H Q I W lun 7 , I www I ,ow-v5 Q 'Q i fi ,. X fc? .lf S i -fgewi if Izgd' MW f 5 li ,r xxnx -.. F :::. s is i I QQ j f 2 'an11i,yi r 3 ,, -Veg ,' W N 'WF rhllllixiit' i wh l ull' V ,ri--mn-, W- I Stepping in Timev . , Lf' I I 5 XLZQ vga? ,Q N ' i , ge .J M YL! Nxv RJ v ' VC fig? E? 2 . 2' . . . ..., . . , , .. W,,,.., .. ,Ww.v,.., .. . H, , . . .fi y,W.....,Mf - .. . f,.. .. 6. ff 'rua f 44 Mg. is J M5951 is UNK 'li Row 1: Letter Carriers, unidentified, Co-capt. R. Stark, unidentified, unidentified, Capt. V. Balough, unidentified, D. Valdez, A, Jack, uniden- tified, unidentined, Drill Team, Row 2: C. Santana, lVl., P. Guerra, unidentliied, Co-capt., S. Jaskawiak, N. Nlunoz, I. Guerra, S. Nobles, D. Gonzales, Row 3: L. Arcienega, J. Arbes, J. Hardie, N. Woodard, Capt. M. Tumingting, B. Flores, B, Rodrigues, lVl, Hernandez, M. Diaz, T, lVlcDowelI, not pictured C. Gurule, Short Flags, Row 4: Nl. Jerdo, D. Arce, E. Cruz Co-capt., G, Fontecha Capt., T. Villalovas, IVI. Baglagan. Back Row, Tall Flags: Capt. D. Huckaby, Co-capt. A. Tapia, T. Esparza, E. Castellanos, A. Nlangeri, J. Dela Rosa, J. Gretler, D. Huckaby. Student Lne 12 60 0 The Uniform Groups, under the advisement of lVlr. Robert Lopez, have grown quite a bit since last year. They have sold pep ribbons and had car washes and bake sales to raise funds. They performed at all four home football games and participated in several parades which included the Fiesta De La Luna. They also marched at Magic Mountain. Student Life 13 STUDIO UQ Q as if suntan fi mf I D IME' PLAYERS 1 41 Valdez 'Mary 4. we i Q ji' ., re-m1ar,T4..,y ,- ,, 2 naps 3 a, K41tI,y Fsrm, Vaiene Mo! .a Dela Rosa Arvada Peuafio, Tanya J Elvy Spin, Cynthia Weeks Judy Crespo Becky St-vw ff Asda Soteio, John E'-cum and Kelly Frame If J jx- ? if 2s 'X 2. -4 7,4 gs iw fs ing if e QW, 4 af' -md L ,':' . Im . , I? M wxxx H .L ,X ' wnlfif W ,. U W? ,N X ' uw 3 X i i -yn l f ll , ! KK ' fl E Act Your Part Wellv Thespians membership is not consid- ered until one hundred hours of work in high school theatre has been earned by acting in major school productions, ush- ering at local theatres, attending festi- vals and participating in workshops. Left: V. Nlolnar, J. Crespo, G. Jime- nez, A. Sotelo, K. Frame, C. Weeks. Under the direction of Nls. Dorothy Cable and ofhcers: Armenia Penaflor, Pres., Aida Sotela and John Exum, first and second Vice-pres., Valerie lVlolnar, Secretary, Glory Jimenez, Historian, and Sgt.-at-Arms, Fernald Walker, the Lamplighters participated in various festivals throughout the year and staged plays HStudio One in December and the uThe Prime of lVIiss Jean Brodie in iVlay. Row 1: A. Handugan, D. Terraboa, F. Walker, G. Jimenez, A. Penafior, V. Nlolnar, J. Exum, D. Channey, B. Bonney, Row 2: unident., un- ident., unident., M. 0'Keefe, unident., A. Scott, E. Sipin, C. Rodriguez, A. Hoon, Row 3: unident., undent., undent., C. Burke, J. Crespo, T, Stein, undent., undent., L. Stice, R. Tenorio. 16 l l ,J Chorus Line . . . Maybe The dance class performed at the Casde Park assenibw and the AprH Dance Concert The vanous dances perfonned were choreographed by the instructor, Ms. Gail Mitchell. Contrary to popular belief, dance was a regular P.E. class which could be signed up for on registration day. The dass averaged about 30 people Row 1: S. Nolla, B. Dela Rosa, N. Osman, D. Chunko. Row 2: E. Sipin, L. Chunko, J. Del Rosa, K. Frame, G. Smith, J. Kapelczak, A. Reyes, L. Alanis, S. Luck. Row 3: S. Salvacion, M. Valdez, 0. Murrieta, T. Alarid, B. Romero, P. Ortega, M. Alvarez, M. Pierce, C. Austin. Row 4: S. Clapper, Ms. Mitchell, G. Manzay, L. Doering, M. Lopez, S. Deptula, A. Scogg, C. Gestopa, R. Collins, M. Whitaker, D. Cronkright, C. Tilley, D. Sullivan, C. Catudio. Student Life 17 o be Young, Gifted, and Black The Black Student Union under the advisement of lVlr. Inzunza originated in 1i77. President is Devera Scott and Vice-President is Geraldine Greir. They hosted many activities which included a dance in November and also had car washes and sold pep ribbons for school football games. The club is known for bringing forth Black cul- ture and Black studies at SU-HI and by promoting Black involvement and brotherhood. 5 f - ,.,c Y ,-'s K - . -- -. -1- H G. S 'f'TSgf5f' 5 'WIL xg i 2 ' 'A e. f- he -sq, - Smeg -S .U om fgxggw EA . g , .sr , i f V ES 1. Q ,,:-. . P5 : :kgs T rii' . - Above: A. Reed is caught boogieing with rhythm during lunch. Nl. Davis and T, Jennings ask J.D. Valdez for requests for their special someones. Rovv 1: G. Smith, A. Reed, V. Hardie, C. Weeks, F. Sattiewhite, L. Weeks, J. Hardie. Row 2: A. Scott, lVl. Scott, K. Witherspoon, L. Clay, G. Grier, D. Scott, P. Wallace, l.. White, B. lVlosely, L. Warren, Advisor, lVlr. Inzunza. 18 i ig CC 99 The Good, the B. . . and the . . . Asian Club, active since 1973-74, sponsored such activities as selling lumpias and sponsoring an Asian dinner, i a dance, a tennis tournament, and a fishing contest. They were known for promoting Asian Brotherhood, Nir. Donscheski is sponsor. Below G. Ordas and P. Quenga read ethnic culture. . Q i 'li I if 'fx Row 1: G. Ordas, B. Mamerto, J. Academia, R. Cuevas, B. Damasco, R. Olaes, F. Aguinaldo. Row 2: L. Pablo, B. Enriquez, A. Hernandez, A. Handugan, C. Burke, R. Saliba, L. Licudine, L. Narvaza, A. Agustin. Row 3: M. Abueg, S. Saludares, G. Jimenez, E. Cuevas, S. Nobles, E. Sevilla. Row 4: IVI. Laxamana, J. Crespo, R. Evangalista, A. Handugan, G. Tequero, J. Corntemprato, IVI. Nlagaoay, J. Rodriguez, l.. La Roya, D. Crestik, J. Quidisol, L. Blair, I. Ignacio, R. Samaniego. If I Could Be President . . . Three students from Sweetwater H.S. joined students froniaH over Cahforniain attending Boys and Gids State,during the sunnher ofl79. Sponsored by the Ahwencan Legion and held at Sacranwento State Univer- Qty,the purpose of the vvorkshopsis to better acquaint students with the set-up of city, county and state gov- ernments Dunngthen weemong Hays,thestudents set-up their own governments. Sylvia Padilla was the City Attorney of Hart, Luke LeRoya was the bailiff of the court in the city of Clark while Guillermo Adame was the n1ayor of the cny of VVashington. Row L Swvm PadMa,Row 2gGuHmrmo Adame,Luke LaRoya. Student Life 20 'tae aders f The Pack Sixteen seniors achieved sealbearer honors from the California Scholastic Federation hrst semester. To become a sealbearer, a student nwust n1eet the requirenwents of a nnninwurn of 10 points a sen1ester for four sen1esters, one senwester in the senior year. Three points are given for an A, one point for a B, no points for a C,and a D or an F are grounds fordisquahhcahorr Gradesrnust be in academic classes. First semester sealbearers will be joined by second semesters' life members in graduating at the top of their dass Row 1, Guillermo Adame, Row 2, lVlaria Carriedo, Frank Delatre, Ligia Diaz, Julie Kapelczak, Row 3, Luke LaRoya, Bessy lVlamerto, Cecilia lVlendivil, Sylvia Padilla, Row 4, Aileen Reyes, Tom Sla- Wnsky Lka StewarL AHan Tuquero.NotiNctured:Ferdinand Agub nmdo,Vamrm Momar,Jom1Towes Student Life 21 Le Club French Club is organized to pro- mote cultural awareness and appre- ciation of the French language and all its people. Their activities include ice skating parties, French camp, and French Crepe breakfast. Yummy! Officers include Eddie Vales, Pres., Sandy Yeager, Vice Pres., Valarie lVlolner, Secretary, Teresa Fregoso, Treasurer, and Tanya Jones, I.C.C. representative. Row 1, E. Sipin, L. Chunko, C. Cruz, lVl. Lant, B. Alvarez, T. Fregoso. Advisor-lVlrs. Garcia, Row 2, D. Lozano, D. Chunko, L. Doing, G. Ugalde, A. Goto, A. Uy, Row 3, R. Jaime, P. Vasquez, E. Vales, V. Nlolnar, R. Alvarez, R. Young, T. Jones. After completing the Peer Counseling class, peer counselors serve as a median between counselors and stu- dents. Often a student will go to a peer counselor instead of a regular counselor because it is easier for them to talk to someone in their own age group. The peer counselors also have the job of welcoming new students to Sweetwater by showing them around campus, making the transition to Su-Hi easier. There are 30 people in the peer counseling class now preparing to be peer counselors. Whether they will be- come peer counselors is a decision they will make after completing the class. Below: Peer Counseling Class, Peer Counselors Carla Talamantes and Roger Locquaio. fs all in the Calleryv A fi-,, ,X Gallery is a magazine that re- veals the hidden creative ability on campus. It is to furnish photogra- phers, artists and poetic students and teachers at Su-Hi with an oportunity to express their creativ- ity. The Gallery is published in a magazine format at a minute frac- tion ofthe cost. To qualify, one must have a strong grade average in English and also be willing to work in a team. The staff consists of: Ms. Follen- dorf, Advisor, Tanya Jones, Editor, Nancy Williams, co-Editor, Valarie Hardie, Public Relations, Margorie Lapp, photography, Norma Ortega, Graphic Arts, Jim Parmley, Graphic Arts, Bev Paston, Photog- raphy coordinator, Tracey Wolfe, Art, Jaime Lumpkins, Art, and Louis Stice, photo. The Quill Scrolls On. Row 1, J. Tambio, S. Nolla, Row 2, J. Bren- nan, K. Finn, Row 3, S. Ross, M. Hagar, T. Caldwell, G. Fontillas. Not pictured A. Hernan- dez, G. Ordas. Quill and Scroll is a national honorary organization for journal- ism students. To qualify for Quill and Scroll, you must be in your second year of journalism and have a B average. Members are recognized at the Awards Assem- bly at the end of the year and have the option of buying the gold membership pin. Members include: J.B. Brennen, Kathy Finn, Marjorie Hagar, Geri Ordas, Alma Hernandez, Sherri Ross, John Tambio, Toni Caldwell, Gerry Fontills, Lupe Licudine, Sonia Nolla and Maggie Valdez. Student Life 23 CC ' Speech IS the Word. The Speech Team was active. Ofhcers were Pres. V. Hardie and V.-Pres, J. Baker and R, Sattiewhite. Jim Baker did well in extemporary speaking while Valerie Hardie and Kelli Frame excelled in oratory and dramatic interpretation. 99 tar Trek' Star Club is for people who are interested in Science Fiction. Many members make their own props from various Sci-Fi shows and movies. Ms. Branch is the advisor. Pres, Rick Hernandez, Vice-pres., Michael Alvarez, Treas., Ted Murray, Sec., Weldon Thomson. l Speech Team: Row 1: T. Fulks, K. Frame, R. Dayao, I. Sablan, A. Nyuyen, D. Verdugo. Row 2: Advisor, Mrs. Neumeister, J. Parmley, D. Na- poleon, M. Mitzelfelt, J. Baker, D. Rivera, S. Ross. Star Club: Row 1: N. Kopf, A. Rasperry, W. Thomson, G. Laroya. Row 2: J. Ermino, F. Miranda, M. Alvarez, M. Tally, T. Murray, R. Hernandez. Student Life 24 Lights, amera, Actionv kiing S. . .v The Photo Club under the advisement of lVlr. Bill Yen- sen had many activities. Besides taking senior cap and gown portraits, the photo club also made football player buttons and sold them around campus. In addition to activities at school the photo also took trips to Yosemite and San Francisco. Club ofhcers were: President, Wel- don Thomson, Vice-Pres., Yvette lVlacias, and Secretary lVlargorie Hagar. Photo Club-Row 1: Advisor, lVlr. Bill Yensen, L. Diaz, Y. lVlacias, T. Jerdo, C. Davis, O. Castellanos, lVl. Lant, N. Glasco, Row 2: unident, IVI. Lopez, lVl. Tally, W. Thompson, D. Bollen, lVl. Hagar, G. Ugalde. The Ski Club also advised by lVlr. Bill Yensen and as- sisted by lVls. Lewis and lVlr. Yamashiro originated last year. The club took trips to Idaho, Big Bear, and lVlt. Baldy. Besides sking for pleasure many students join to learn to ski. President is Troy Fulks. Row 1: L. Bird, S. Anderson, lVl. Carriedo, M. Arauz, Row 2: T. Fulks, Advisor Mr. Bill Yensen, T. Bird, lVl. Sliwicki, D. Krause, J. Jensen, E, Vales. Fifi 'sw-vp. .af -' -W'-'ss'-A 25 CC 99 Front Page To qualify for the newspaper staff, a student must have one se- mester ofjournalism in high or ju- nior highfor recommendation of English teacher. There were 23 people Hrst semester. Typing was done by Majorie Hager and Lupe Licudine who travel to Del Rey ev- eryday for a week before each is- sue. Printing is done by students in Graphic Arts at Del Rey. This is the Hrst year that all work in- cluding typing, headlines, and ggl g ,, 3,1...,, , ,Q Printing has been done there. Ev- E S e erything in the paper was student work-that means writings, pic- tures, and printing. They chose a new size-magazine size, and ex- perimented with cover, name- plate, and graphics. Papers are printed twice a month. Editors include: Scott Garcia, Editor-in-Chief, J.B. Brennen, Editorial Editor, Sherri Ross, Fea- tures Editor, Kathy Finn, Sports Editor. Staff members Nl. Lant, K. Finn, A. Hernandez, G. Davies, and J. Prendez work on production. Row 1: Vicky Murphin, Mary Lant, Sherri Ross, Row 2: Robert Marshall, Glyn Davies, J.B. Brennen, Kathy Finn, Peter Quenga Kathy Fle ther, David Verdugo, Gerry Ordas, Grace Ordas, Scott Garcia, Marcelo Balagtas, Lisa Bilodean, Alma Hernandez. Second semester credit goes to: David Bautista, Mike Bretado, Ted Murray, and Tina Balagtas. Student Life 26 Getting to Business. With Mr. Darton as advisor Interact Club was able to get acquainted with the Rotarians and see the impor- tance of various businesses to the community. Two members every Tuesday went to lunch with Mr. Darton to see what Rotarians actually do in their professions. Let,s Get Smartf' Knowledge Bowl is based on scholastic competition. Meets are scheduled between the various schools of Sweetwater district. If youtve watched the old uCollege Bowl game show, you'll have an idea how Knowledge Bowl works. Row 1: M. Alvarez, S. Luck, unident, B. Mamerto. Row 2: T. Murray, Row 1: S. Williams, M. Carriedo, T. Murray, M. Alvarez, L. LaRoya, G. M. Carriedo, G. Adame, D. Johnson, L. LaRoya, S. Williams. Adame, G. LaRoya. Row 2: P. Ruiz, T. Jones, D. Johnson. Student Life 27 appy usicv Marching Band has been involved in activities from parades to half time shows. They have been doing well with new director Mr. Simon. Beginning with front row Rovv 1 M. Valdivia, B. Bobadllla, B. Bernal, A. Gray S. King Row 2 Drum Major George Teroy, Band Director Mrs. Simon Row 3 L. Poblete, R. Lomibao, M. Gray, S. Moreno, A. Cruz Row 4 D. Flores, S. Redding, M. Merlan, S. Myers, D. Poblete Row 5 C. Lorzano, D. Seno, R. Romero, R. Evangelista, C. Noguera Row 6 M. Pollack, R. Johnson, N. Sandival, B. Crum Stage Band has performed in many outside school events there are. Also doing well with new band director Mr. Simon. Sitting down from left to right: S. Talley, R. Evangelista, T. Aguinaldo, J. Andrade, B. Bobadilla, A. Uy, Standing from left to right: D. Dinson, G. Bolodad, D. Wiggins, B. Camllo, H. Aguinaldo, R. Pablo, M. Bretado, J. Riegodedios, C. Noguera, D. Rico Not Shown: J. Academia, T. Cantarini, D. Dayao, M. Petron, D. Poblete, L, Poblete, G. Terrado, D. Seno. Student Life 28 1 M.E.C.H.A.-Rhythm Herimge. The UIVlechistas got together to promote and en- courage Nlexican!American!Spanish students to partici- pate in school and community activities and to encour- age students to futher their education. They had many fund raisers for the purpose of giving awards and schol- arships tothe outstanding seniors of that graduating year. lVlr. Ralph Inzunza and lVlrs. lVlaria Elena Ochoa were advisors. Row 1: C. Talamantez, Nl. Villalovas, B. Caravantes, Row 2: E. Zapien B. Sierra, C. Sierra, L, Wozniak, S. Padilla, T. Fregoso. Row 3: A. Case, L. Vasquez, Nlrs. Ochoa, M. Pastrana, Nl, Arauz, C. Nlendivil, lVl. Carriedo, C. DeLaRosa, R. Rivera, B. Flores. Row 4: J. Barba, advi- sor-Mr. Inzunza, S. Noiia, NI. Valdez. Student Life 30 1 ff ,- X. x.. W QQ NL! fN. -ll , S YN X QS 5-X Q xi .C. jr. Miss . . . tage Presence. Participants in the Annual National City Ju- nior Miss Pageant of 1978 were Toni Caldwell, Valerie Hardie, Julie Kapelzak, Valerie Molnar, Sylvia Padilla, Ivy Smith, Renee Sattiewhite, and Elvira Sipin. The Junior Miss Program is a na- tionwide scholarship competition for high school senior girls to recognize, reward and encourage excellence in all young people. Miss Sylvia Pa- dilla gained the title by winning the categories of youth htness, creative and performing arts, scholastic achievement, and the judges interview. Miss Valerie Molnar won the remaining cate- gory of poise and appearance. Sylvia competed in the State finals of the pageant in Santa Rosa, CA. during the week of Jan. 28 to Feb. 3. Top left: Sylvia throws a mean mop in physical htness rou time to llHey Look Me Over. Top right: Last year's Junior Miss Kelly Hawkins pins Sylvia's ribbon. Center: Girls per- form physical fitness. Bottom: Eight girls show Uanticipationu. Student Life 31 . . . Brings it LIVE. How to ucceed . .. A.F.S. turns places into people by sending high school How would you like to get to school at 6:00 in the students to live with families in another culture. morning to blow up balloons? That is what members of Everyone who participates in this exchange benefits, the C.S.F. club had to go through to raise money for all can discover that there are more significant things in scholarships. C.S.F. also sponsored a Christmas recep- the world than the differences. There are many ways of tion for the faculty in appreciation for all their help. participating in A.F.S. student or being an exchange lVlembers also sold candied hearts for Valentine's Day student. and took their annual trip to Disneyland. 4 Row 1, H. Balingit, R. Saliba, l.. Licudine, lVl. Arauz, advisor, IVlrs. Fiege. Row 2, V. Hardie, l.. Stewart, IVl. Fleck, P. Vasquez, L. Shaffer, L. Mackey, c. Camacho, F. Antonio. Row 3, P. Palmore, G. Davies, J. Broadway, J. Peters, D. Richardson. CSF: Row 1: Nl. Alvarez, G. Teroy, l.. Alanis, B. Nlamerto, B. Damasco, T. Nuygen, IVI. Hagar, B. Caravantes, L. Diaz, C. lvlendivil, lVl. Carriedo, V. Hardie. Row 2: un- identified, T. Nlurray, A. Tuquero, L. LaRoya, C. Burke, A. Handugan. Row 3: G. Adame, F. Miranda, T. Slavinsky, G. Davies, J. Crespo, J. Baker, D. Johnson, B. Alvarez, R. Alvarez, V. lVIolnar, E. Vales. Student Life 32 NSW V i A z W ,, M 4 lgjp 4 AS - All the Presidenfs Menv Su-Hi was served by ASB Presi- dent, Darryl Dinson, Vice Presi- dent, Guillermo Adame, Advisor, Mr. Partch, Attorney General, Jim Baker, and Secretary, Mona Arauz. . x A ,J A ' f , 5 K I f 1, A ki1,,,, E. ,655 f l, ,x:L V idei ., . P' aiy as yffefifff' 1359 A ii'e finesse ie i iiA fm-fy Commissioners Above: Teresa Dorn, Concessions, Margaret Hagar, Store, Marcus Laxamana, Student Activities, Sharon No- bles, Service, Sherri Ross, Public Relations, Edgar Sevilla, Alumni, Elsa Valenciano, Music. Not shown, Sylvia Padilla, Finance, Renee Sattiewnite, Tickets. Student LHe 33 Commissioners are elected and ap- pomted annuaHy duHnglWay.They each have then spedhc duhes such as the Commissioner of Public Rela- tions who submits a column to the STAR-NEWS weekly and keeps up the nwarquee at the front of the schoolas weH.The Conwnusmoner of Storeis responshne for the food items sold through the ASB. The con1nussioners also vvork together to present new ideas and bills to the Senate The Senate consists of hfteen stu- dents They are advhed by NH. Panch,ASB Dean ofAcUWtms.TheW main purpose is to vote on how the ASB spends their money as well as voting on the biHs presented to thern. To qualify for the Senate, a student niust have hrst earned Inwp credit and be enroHed hithe Student Gov- ernment ment class second period, Commissioners: Row 1: Nl. ArauzqS. Padilla, T. Balagtas, Advisor lVlr. ar . ow 2: Nl. Laxamana, S. Nobles, T. Dorn, M. Hagar, E. Valenciano, S. Ross, G. Adame, G. Davis. Row 3: J. Baker, R. Olaes, lVl. Mannis, E. Sevilla. Asst. Commissioner : H - dez, T. Balagtas, G. Davies, R. Olaes Sena- tors: Row 1: L. LaRoya, C, - , v . Gross, J. Brennan, T. Balagtas. Row 2: Nl. Arauz, K. Finn, unknown, D. Huckaby, J. Tambio. Row 3: D. Denson, lVlr. Partch, D. Verdugo, J. Ata- lig, C. Reese, C. Camacho, P. Quenga, G. Ordas, E. Valenciano, G. Davies, J. Baker. Student Life 34 k . ..-.-v Imps are an A.S.B. service group. To qualify for an Imp, a member must serve 5 hours working for the ASB. Devils must be Imps 3 times. Row 1: G. Davies, B. IViamer rendez, iVi. Lant, P. Quenga, R. Sattiewhite, L. Licudine. Row 2: E. Valenciano, S. Ross, T. Dorn, IVI. Hager. Row 3: Nlr. Partcn Ni. Jerdo, J. Tambio, P. Bautista, IVI. Laxamana, L. LaRoya, IVI. Hagar, F. Antonio. UL WL 7 S Devils: Row 1: IVI. Nlannis, R. Sattiewhite, R. Olaes, V. Hardie, IVI. Lant, J. Tambio, P. Bautista, D. Duplessis, T. Baiagtas, E. Banuelos, C. Lozano, Mr. Partch. Row 2: F. Antonio, C. Camatcno, unknown, F. Sattiewnite, E. Vaienciano, S. Ross, L. Licudine, G. Ordas, B. Nlamerto, T. Dorn, NI. Hagar, M. Hagar, P. Quenga. R .VaIidiconza, unknown, L. Nlagtibay, E. Vaienciano, J. Prendez, J. Brennen, D. Verdugo, L. LaRoya, R. Gogue. Row 4: E. Sevilla unknown, G. Davies, D. Scott, IVI. Laxamana, G. Naputi, G. Adame, K. Finn, unknown, C. Johnson, Nl. Arauz, C. Nlendivii. Student Life 35 The Unsung Heroes If you ever happened to pass by room 207 during fourth period and wondered what all the racket you heard was about, it was just one of our typical days in producing the Red and Gray. Producing the yearbook was a bit of hard work, but all the countless hours and effort put into the yearbook were worth it. Annual Staff: Row 1-John Tambio, Brason Lee, Cha-Cha Gurule, Marjorie Hager, Cecilia Mendivil, Maggie Valdez. Row 2MMrs. Zimmer, Jeannie Mendoza, Violet Balough, Toni Caldwell, Mona Arauz, Liz Trapse, Pete Bautista, Gerry Fontillas, Sonia Nolla, Tracy Hood, Yvette Macias, Aida Sotelo. Row 3eWeldon Thompson, Lyn Quenga, Joe Atalig. 36 li Upper Left: Toni Caidweli, Aida Sotelo, Co-Editors Upper Right: Susan Zimmer, Advisor Section Editors: Gerry Fontillas, Mona Arauz, Sonia Nolla, Marjorie Hagar, Maggie Valdez, John Tam bio, Violet Baiough, and Pete Bautista. The Su-Hi Service club brought spirit to Su-Hi by performing skits and passing out goodies for the teams at assemblies. They raised funds by selling treats at Thanksgiv- ing and a balloon sale co-sponsored with C.S.F. Club Officers included: Sylvia Padilla-President, Nancy Wright-Vice President, Marjorie Hagar-Secretary, April Angel-Histo- rian and Chaplain-Judy Crespo. SHS: RIGHT: ROW 1: O. Castellanos, NI. Villa- lovas, C. Mendivil, B. Caravantes, J. Hardie, lVl. Hagar. ROW 2: lVl. Diaz, J. Crespo, S. Pa- dilla, L. Stewart, C. Burke. ROW 3: L. Arci- nega, S. Nobles, A. Rasppery, A. Handugan, E. Castellanos. The Pep Club added to the spirit at football and basketball games this year. They ordered T-Shirts and showed up at the games in them to help cheer our teams to victory. A lot of spirit and pride in Su-Hi was shown through this club. Officers in- cluded: President- Karen Withers- poon, Vice-President-Gaynell Smith, Treasurer-Aleta Scott and Secre- tary-Lupe Licudine. CC 99 fun when the l ,. .3 ig? .ta eff? 38 Work is done q - ' eff '.'- - ..., i .. . ,. f---f af ,ff -' 'k-- .. The theme for the Sweetheart's ball was HHappiness Togetherness as presented by the Campus League. Activities sponsored by the Campus League were the revival of the Se- nior-Sophomore friendship teams lformerly big sister-little sister teaml as well as the Sweetheart's ball which was held at the Town 84 Coun- try Hotel. Row 1- A Handugan A Hernandez T Balagtas, E. Valenciano-Pres., G. Ordas, A. Sopher, G. Naputi. Row 2: unidentified, C. Lozano, D. K R' G F ntillas, S. Antonio, Bangalan, A. Uy, J. NIunoz,'unidentified, L, Smith. Row 3: IVI. Hagar, unidentified, E. Banuelos, J. Jucko, . lco, . o C Corte R. Lomibao. Row 4: J. Crespo, K, Ferrill, B. Paston, A. Reyes, L. Bilodeau, Nobles, G. Fontecha, NI. Diaz, L. Arcinega, C. Johnson, . z, J. Kapelczak, unidentified, unidentihed, A. Valdiconza, unidentihed, L. Licudine. 1 Fix - Y A, 9 5. - wf ,r 'X q Lf .-'Zi 1' ,W P: ' -ff. Q- f P ' ,.,w f. V Ak ,F vw. -Q. I, , .' 4 - . - I X -M -4, ,A .Fl ,gf . jf. 1 O if .ff K4 dh - tw Q55 A x X . X Q UM w 5, X . . MU ' if ix. ' YL? 1 Q W' wg 3655 5 . Q' H Q ' V - . , O Il ! r . V .Q fu . 4 5 1 2.21 5 'Q-. .Z .' - , -,, . ., ,. l ' l ' . 3' ' fr- v V ' I r V Vx A , I . Kg? '1: ., K . M4 I H :fw 5 E5 'lv H Et: R QE f'QmlwEfllQ I P Q fa Qs 5 426. gif-5 al . ,. Q 5 Xa 6 J x gl l 5 i ee 1 3' X I , ' 1. l y, I f L I E 5' f a Q. i HIM, - Qt V I Q I wx ER Q ggi? iq ' g -- QT 25 15 14 5 1' x ll s S .,, an ., .5 A ., x , 1 ' ,Il 11 'xl Y If 5 3 Vi H Q N 1 - . . 'lffift km gf 3 ' ,A Q J... M113 S i -' pq N L 1 aff-2 is X ' s' - Q 5 X JV tl ,ib J X. I 4 ,rn . n Q .41 f .wr J Ei X V M f, if .Q 3 w. gi Q Y .?,--, :J Q P 1 6-of wi y Ya J? A 1 . , w F HY -M U, Qi , MM. ef 11 -MQ. I: ah! ,.f Ja- 4 -qu 'bn ' at 'fx' Fm .en .. ' --hi nczcer 4 . V M Queen Mona Allllll -'ff'-v We-, . 1 1 xii 2M, , - fW,w'Wfv ' V 'I 's.. . 1-4g, , ,pak I, an 4 5 3 H4 -Q If sid? swam ' 0.1 . M fx 5 3 - i 'V A ' Q :IL J x fi 7 fi' 2 'E Q 1978 WEETVVA BASKETB SHQOTING FOR THE TOP Wdih Varsity Basketball: Front Row: Dumas Lambert, Robert Ferris, James Davis, John Saleaumua, Waterboy Rusty Olaes, Bobby Loper,-Player Coordinator David Verdugo. Row 2: Coach Gary Zarecky, Pat Cabulagan, Tom Hardie, Joe Vega, Thane Sevier, Granville Saleaumua, Asst. Coach Bill Stevens, Asst. Coach Tony lVleyer. Top Row: Danny Samudio, Michael Pitts, Tom Slavinsky, Steve Ross. Sports 45 DEVIL F OGTBALL '78 1 ! wg f ., , .,,1 Q h,-an-.wffesfaiff-fgzgaggbymt-wmgfwiff 5-S. :Nm ..-avian, lermo Ken zalo s, . R .uf 'S ? 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Mi 'Q' ',,,- Ai-'Def V -- R fu 4. . , x outhwest and Bonita The '78 Devils got oft to a Fine start, ripping a hapless Southwest team, 49-O. Sweetwater unveiled an awesome display of power and talent as the Raiders provided little competition. Backs James Davis and John Saleaumua sup- plied memories ofthe Brown-Nan- quil tandem of the '72 team. But more important, the team itself showed promise of equaling the accomplishment of that same '72 squad, the C.I.F. Championship. The following week proved a bit tougher as Bonita battled Su-Hi to a 7-7 hrst half tie. But the Devils came out red-hot in the second half to soundly beat the Barons, 34-13. Davis exploded for 193 yds. on 18 carries, and Saleaumua added 3 TD's. at mga is s Q fs. iiii iiiifiii 5 .sl.1 L lVI t- QB F an Mme A 7.. .... fd owaaf ,mf .i,w .. .aw Thane Sevier-QB! ' ' ' 1' 3? W j Pat Cabulagan- E' Q V ' f N . A QB! DB ti ' Albert Calderon- K W F . Andy IVIcl.intock- T 'lf r' fs f i 3 1 WR M ,,. ,, , 1 H I XT? , fi , .ff Sports 48 Opposite page: lfDavis is merely a blur to Bonita. 2fRiggs stops runner as Stein watches. 3-Ganelin and Simpson stick Bonita. 4-Sevier signals Davis crossing goalline. i 1 Mar Vista The Sweetwater offense ex- ploded once again as the Devils, compiling 395 yards in total of- fense, routed the Mariners of lVIar Vista, 49-7. Halfback James Davis rambled for 142 yards, 18 totes and also added a 90 yd. kickoff re- turn touchdown to his 3 previous scores. Transfer student Thane Sevier, starting his second game at QB after gaining eligibility, added another 6 points as Su-Hi took their third straight decision. 1-Sevier hands ball to Saleaumua, 2- Davis shrugs off lVlariner tackler. 3-Sevier lofts pass over outstretched lVlar Vistan. 4-Devil defenders rack up ball carrier. in ful 4 -1 if W ,-sg Tillich - I f i ' J I , .. 3221-1 3' f ,, , f 5 I l ,cf , X -,fi, ,ax g vi --V 1 Julio Ibarra-HB James Davis-HB V James Ganelin-DB C4 - nl Dale Bartlett-DB 'fm Robert Palmore-DB it K ,gin el ev l my il: 1' S , 49 Montgomery Perhaps too early in the season to mention showdown, but showdown it was, as the undefeated Devils met the undefeated Aztecs. The meeting ended with Sweetwater blasting Montgomery, 38-6, and the Devils coming away as the only un- marked lVletro team. The Aztecs, who were keying on an injured, yet feared, James Davis, were done in by his running mate, John Saleaumua. The powerful fullback tallied 136 yards on 17 carries and 1 TD. Thane Sevier had 2 touch- down runs with Mitchell Davis and Tom Slavinsky adding 6 pts. a piece. 1-Sevier eludes Aztec defense, 2- Davis rambles on. 3-Saleaumua bulls through trafic. 4-Johnny breaks loose past help- less defenders. Q - -Q 3 4 Richard Parra- H B Ominae Aiono-LB M, David Nunez-LB c . g A f-5, ,mg t I 1 1 Mike Rfggse LB ' - se Carlos f' cse 'iis it ,nv Q ' gg i A Bracarnonte- I lg f , ,.-- 5 . Q '47 .- E x f X 4 'igg Q -lf' 4- .1 I 32 1 4 1 gs- V 1 VX 43 1, pq ,s ' - 'ls L U Sports 50 lf my 2 l 2 1 3 3 ,1- Hilltop An ideal game setting: amidst a Homecoming crowd, fireworks, dozens of photographers, and the excitement of five young ladies vying for a crown, but a calendar on a wall summed up the situation best-Friday the 13th. The Hilltop Lancers felt that calendar per- tained only to their opponents, however, as they proceeded to take it to the Devils, 15-7. The previously explosive Su-Hi offense was practically non-existent as a fired up Lancer squad held the Devils to a single touchdown and dampened the spirits of a sellout Homecoming audience. And for the Devils, lowered to a 4-1 record and a three way tie for lst, the only thing to do was to accept the loss and thank God for an inspiring fact-Friday the 13-th takes place but once a year. 1-Saleaumua looks for daylight. 2- Bart- lett, Leomiti, Narvaez, Riggs, and Simpson converge on Lancer. 3-Davis stopped cold by Hilltop, 4- Parra takes Sevier handoff 4 behind Samudio and company. John Saleaumua- Ken Stein-LB , Guillermo Adame , .. M 5 s 3 ' ,Q Ray Proctor-LB A' W- VI?-'Q' H f c, H f 4 Abe Samson-OG +3 ' , fs Q N --wl f 7: 1222 K M , .., si H 4- l 3? xtii, F - g 1 , f 7' R' 1 ' -we i ,, .X ,s l Q X ' l ,,.s if ,2-. f -.., 'i 'V h U s, ! , Q X f fi P r ' K4 Q A 'Q' 4 Sports 51 Chula Vista and Coronado The Big Red Machine rebounded from the Hilltop loss with a 35-7 de- cision over Chula Vista. James Davis returned to top form, picking up 168 yds. on 21 trys, after a toe injury temporarily slowed him. Tom Sla- vinsky and John Saleaumua each scored two TD's, as Su-Hi's offense ground out 400 yds. in total offense. The Devil defense stopped an upset minded Coronado team cold as the Islanders dropped a 21-O result to a stingy Sweetwater squad. David Na- poleon led the big HD with 14 tack- les, 3 sacks, and 1 pass deliection as Sweetwater lifted their record to 6- 1. 1-Bartlett intercepts pass from opposing side. 2- Parra ready to fake out Islander. 3-Quar- terback sneak easy for Cabulagan. 4-Sweet- water defense converges on prey, Bruce Concepcion-OG Scott Emerson-DE Harry Leomiti-LB Scott Garcia-DE David Crestik-DE .4 3 4 . S iifis nsa. -1 ...... 'S V?-Mgr, 'Q Sports Football 52 an 4 Marian and Castle Park Sweetwater had to come from a 14-8 half time deficit, but more than made up for the slow start by blasting the lVlarian Crusaders off the Field in the second half and coming away with a 35-14 rout. James Davis turned in a 266 yd. rushing performance to push him over the 1000 yd. mark for the sea- son. The Devil comeback was highlighted by an interception returned for a touchdown by Dale Bartlett in the 3rd quarter. The Red Devils clinched the lVletro League Co-championship by closing out the regular season with a 28-6 win over arch-rivals Castle Park. The offensive line again gave Davis excellent protection, escorting him to 228 yds. rushing. The Big Red defense, led by David Napoleon and Ray Proctor, held the Tro- jans most of the evening as the lVletro Champs prepared for their hrst round play-off encounter with lVlontgomery. 1 1-Stein one on one. 2-Davis gets a large gain . .. once again! 3-Sorry Trojan! You ain't going no where! 2 3 Ron Hubbard-OG Ken Bean-OT Roger Bender-OG John Argullez- DT Charlie Romalne-DT M le- vy Y ffl. Sports Football 53 The Playoffs: Montgomery The competition simply didn't seem that of a C.I.F. play-off game and, looking at the score, no one argued the fact. But play-offs, it was, as Montgomery was beaten by the Dev- ils, 44-7, in one of the stranger games ever. An Aztec reserve running back, his team hopelessly beaten, made an of-the-bench tackle on what would've been an obvious TD run by John Saleaumua. Johnny was awarded the touchdown Su-Hi was awarded a second round play-off date with Grossmont. 1-Bartlett takes a break. 2-Kick good once again . . . Calderon's specialty. 3A QB Sevier hands off to Sevilla on special play. 4A Palm- ore getting the defensive job done. 5fIs it magic? 4 David Jones4OT Danny Samudio-OT Martin GallardofOT Tommy Jennings-WR Tom Slavinsky-TE Q ,h ,,,: QW '-N As f 1 3 L M. 1 Elm - 1 x 1 ,f e.i A ls Y ,W - M . Sports Football 54 A . , f., My V1 V 0 ,,,,, W 7 5 lr-, 624 , ei 3 l l l --ig 2 ...sla Q pl i 5' i Grossmont The Sweetwater Red Devils scored on their hrst four possesions and continued to manhandle their play- off opponents as they slipped and slid their way to a 28-7 thrashing ofthe Grossmont Foothillers. The win, which put the Devils in the semi-ti- nals vs. San Pasqual, was marred only by the 135 yds. in penalties called against Su-Hi, which surpassed the 104 yds. Grossmont's oftense could accumulate the entire game. Albert Calderon kicked 2 FG's and 2 PAT's to his usual perfection, while the only points his opponents could muster up were on an 87 yd. TD re- turn. David Crestik contributed to the cause with a spectacular interception returned 20 yd. for a TD. So the Devils were a step away from the stadium lights, a step which proved to be unexpectedly difhcult . . . 1-What's the hold up? 2-Bender shows all- league quality. 3-Future O.J.? 4-Devil loses ball . . . a rare occurence. 5-llorganizedu Dev- ils run past Foothillers. 1 4 5 Troy Nlorrison-WR Woodie Taeatafa-TE V Joel Simpson-DE 0 ,R f Willie Esquivel--WR '23 Q Z? Henry Bartolome-LB .fi Ei ff, .LK ' fv- .:,. 7.3: K V277 A fm ' f,-3' lv .V irll VVV,,y Q4 ? ' ,ai 2 . Qii- I ff ' W .. 2 KA 5 ' ,.., V 9' 2 . flls Sports Football 55 an Pasqual ... San Pasqual 15, Sweetwater 12. The Devils' trip to the stadium was done in by 4 fumbles, an unorthodox Hlateral bounce-pass , a wet playing field, and perhaps the burden of being the team favored to win it all. The previous two weeks saw two teams ranked above Sweetwater, lVlt. Miguel and lVlorse, fall victims of upsets,and Su-Hi reluctantly became the third. Following an emotional defensive performance in which Sweetwater halted the t'Hogs on a goal line stand, Devil fans could literally feel the im- menseness of San Diego Stadium, but it simply wasn't to be . . . Granville Saleaumuaf DE Pat Narvaez- DT David Napoleon-DT V Mitchell Davis-WR A Q Tom Hardie-DB ' f X M: -E. 15 A 4, ' ,,,, ,.,k as ',V ,IN thi R q Sports Football 56 Q ,l 12 4' a ' J 'i , , ,l ,,vW,,A, A , THE RED DEVIL WAY '78 It all began on a warm August Day Without the watchful eyes of Coach Dave Lay, Having departed, to San Diego State Left his team to his first mate, Al Jacobus is his name Developing champions is his game, He has awfully big shoes to fill But for certain in time he will. With the season just ahead, Jacobus did not frown He was left with the best coaches in town, Add some of the county's finest football players And opposing teams would be saying their prayers, After a few weeks of bruises and bumps The Red Devil Team began losing its lumps, Trying to execute the plays just right In preparation for opening night. The Erst game we ran, hit, caught and scored Sadly for Southwest it was they who we gored. Then Bonita, Mar Vista, and Montgomery too Soon felt the sting of the team ranked 112, Next we hit a low, oh yes fall we did We lost out in our homecoming bid, Hilltop beat us but, down we would not stay For that is not, THL RED DEVIL WAY. Comeback we did and big indeed As Chula Vista was desperately in need, The Coronado, Marian and Castle Park teams Were disappointed as we shattered their dreams, Once again METRO CHAMPS we did become And honors to many was the sum, We were as good as we would ever be Hopefully going to a stadium victory Montgomery we thrashed, Grossmont we dumped As two more teams out of the play-offs we bumped Then we tripped, but not in the fog, For it was over the San Pasqual uHogs , The year was great, the season was fine Though we did not go undefeated this time, Comeback again, for sure some day For that will always be THE RED DEVIL WAY By ni 24-Tom Hardie Bret Lane-DB Jeff OlaesAC Not Pictured: Edgar Sevilla-FB Milton ScottwDB Jim Burnside-DE JV Gridders ll the Way Live' 553541 ff' r T I ' -u p N 6 ' 6, ' z 'WW .1 ..,x Ww.,,,,, S N' The Junior Varsity Football 1 Team continued their surge of ex- cellence as they captured their seventh Metro Title out of the last nine years. It was their fifth straight. The Montgomery Aztecs shared the title with Sweetwater, even though the Devils outlasted them early in the season, 33-19. They outscored the majority of their opponents, 289-54, with an excellent offense and an ex- ceptional defense. On Friday, the 13th, the Devils lost a heart- breaker, 13-6, at the hands of the Hilltop Lancers. But that was all! The team swatted each team which had ideas of following in the Lancers' footsteps. They ended the season with a smashing 28-6 victory over the Castle Park Trojans. MVP Award was given to Soph- omore Terry Hubbard and Out- standing Defense Player, Mike Ochoa. SU-HI OPP. 12 Southwest 0 19 Bonita Vista 3 54 Mar Vista 6 33 Montgomery 19 6 Hilltop 13 49 Chula Vista 7 55 Coronado O 33 Marian O 28 Castle Park 6 2 ig., ? .. Sf , , tt a 5 T fiisgxt 1 -P ,,c, H V' H iyl , 9 ' .9 e 4 ',., nf ?, r v: lift -l A V29 ' l ' , ' ie l W' ' g X 'Wil VY'-asv 3 4 ...- xte-wt :gk -,,f-,- 'S - 6 .1 , if ssss s f llss - in S fs Will' Q ,. Si 'la' 5- 6 sw VFP Row 1: C. Nanquil, J. Sandoval, L. Chenelle, J. Aguire, L. Martinez, M. Ochoa, A. Goto, D. Bautista, L. Paston. Row 2: T. Proctor, S. Miller, J. Martinez, P. DeBaca, G. Trapse, G. Macario, J. Davis. Row 3: C. Montoya, T. Dunkin, M. Gross, G. Pablo, J. Alcala, Un, V. Ibarra, R. Alcala. Row 4: F. Herrera, D. Morrison, D. Patton, A. Rodriguez, S. Sewell, D. Emerson, J. Simpson, R. Witherspoon. Row 5: R. Jaime, T. Hubbard, M. Perkins, A. Handugan, D. Akers, R. Mendoza, M. Cohen. Row 6: M. Tucker, B. Smart, D. Johnson, E. Duck, J. Arbes, T. Garcia, C. Sewell. Opposite Page: 1-Devils dragging it out. 2-Dog Pile! 3fHe knew he could do it. 4f Touchdown! 5-Thinking out strategy. 1- Devils as one! 2-Got to be fast to be a Devil. 3-Sewell coming through. 4fMarti- nez is too swift for Spartan. Sports 59 You Pulled a Witch! The Su-Hi Grapplers switched, cradled, and twisted through the 1979 season and finished with a record of 2-6 at the end of January. Due to the lack of participation and wrestlers, a Junior Varsity team was not produced, but a strong, confident, and l'together varsity group arranged. Jesse Atalig, Bennie Garcia, and Pat and Rich- ard Narvaez turned in fine individual efforts and helped the team stand up through competition. Atalig finished the season with an outstanding record of 8-O, Garcia, and the Narvaez brothers, rarely saw defeat. Sweetwater whipped lVlarian and Castle Park and finished very close to a re- spected Chula Vista squad. With the help of Coaches Jim Hull and Bob Lo- pez, the Red Devil wrestlers will be looking for bet- ter things. Row 1: CL to RJ-lVl. Thurman, O. Aiono, R. Narvaez, J. Baker, Nl. Nava, B. Weber, J. Murray, J. Atalig, N. Sliwicki. Row 2: Coach Lopez, R. Dayao, G. Teroy, B, Bobadilla, S. Williams, C, lVlara, P, Narvaez, A. Rodriguez, B. Garcia, A. Handugan, Coach Hull, Top right: Atalig confident to get Trojan pin- ned. Above left: Devil wrestler concentrates on opponent's move. Above right: Garcia victorious! Sports Wrestling 60 Water Polo- They Do It Wet! Coach Hull summed it all up when he commented that Water Polo had a very frustrating season. The season was delayed on a league decision of whether or not to have H20 polo which wasn't decided in favor until after the school year had begun. lVle- chanical problems and the closing of the Las Palmas Pool for winter re- pairs hindered the team's practice time and shortened the season by two weeks. Led by junior, Nlike lVla- niss, the team finished fifth in a league decreased in size due to the late decision and dominated by pow- erhouse such as Hilltop, Coronado and Bonita. Team shot: Row 1AGilbert Thornell, Roger Calvert, Kim Secrest, Mike lVlaniss, Laura LeAlcala, Billy Lujan. Row 2-Jeff Threadgill, Abraham Belasco, Jack Gretler, Larry Walker, Robert Pittman. Not PicturedfCharlie Watters. 62 ,V ' 3 qi-f - dun- ,,,.x. A ,f . ,gal 13? We ' W -..QQ 'lf-f ' -fffssiie'-E. . I ' ' ' ' 1 . fH':fl.LE27sz'1.!f if Q ,,.,,,., W .... wb, 1,4 A V' .. . ...., .f 3' ,, J... ,AN i... ...J , MMU M ..-. .ff' .1,re'.. f . kg, ...qw wwf1'ea.M, ,... - I. W F Opposite page: 1-C. Waters scores on Chula. 2-Su-Hi just taking it easy. 3-J. Guetler in a tight spot. iz, 1- Pittman, Walker, Guetler, and Lujan work together. 2-Pittman going for a goal. 3- Pittman attempts goal as Threadgill looks on. 4-Guetler cornered by defender. 63 . . pikers Dig New Coach Under the guidance of their new coach, Mr. Tony Meyer, J.V. volley- ball was building towards the varsity team of '79, The team hopes to at- tend a volleyball training camp this summer. Players to watch for next year are Lori Bird, Brenda Mendez, and Joyce Monzon, 1-D. Miles rips a serve. 2-B. Mendez clears net. 3+Miles stretches for one as teammates look on. 4-T. Wolfe and Mendez work up front. ,.,w l 1 3 sf. Row 1-L. LeAlcala, L. Bird, T. Wolfe, C. Camacho, J. Monzon, B. Mendez, A. Manger: C Wil son. Row 2-Coach Tony Meyer, M. Enriquez, K. Finn, S. Johnson, G. Grier, D. Miles 64 arsity olleyball Stayin, Alive The Varsity Volleyball Team man- aged to make it through the season with many determined and talented girls such as Aileen Reyes, Valerie Hardie, and Diane Dixon. They suffered a setback season but pulled through with tough com- petition with the rest of the lVletro League. They all had high hopes, strong determination, and important qualities which made the Volleyball team stand out with llfemale Devil Pride! Row 1: J. Brennan, D. Dixon, L. Clay, P. Wallace, T. Bird. Row 2: L. Geronilla, J. Kapelzak, T. Fregoso, V. Hardie, A. Reyes, Coach Perrault. 2. Reyes determines to get ball over. 3. Hardie up to block. 4. Reyes' form implies perfect bump. 5. Team in conference. Sports 65 occer Strives for Title The 78-79 Soccer team proved to be the most productive team the sport had put out in recent years, the Lajolla Cup Championship being one proud accomplishment. Under the leadership of first year Coach Ralph lVlora, the Diablos finished half a game out of hrst place in lVletro and were ranked sixth in the county at the end of the season with an overall record of 20-3-1. Led by lVl.V.P. Marcos Santamaria, all-league goalie Gonzalo Quiddam, and Raul Romo, the team played well together, most of them hav- ing been teammates on various squads in the previous years. 1-Devil and opponent go for it. 2-Acuna dribbles along. 3-Players warm up. 4-Pulido displays agility. 5-Coach Lopez, Nlgr, Lennon, and Coach IVlora. 2 4 1-Santamaria moves downneld. 2-Devil outdoes opponent. 1 2 Row 1: KI to rl D, Valdez, E. Acuna, M. Santamaria, A. Calderon, S. Pulido, A. Melchor, C. Melchor, R. Marquez, Row 2: Coach Lopez, Mgr. V. Acosta, G. Garcia, R. Romo, I. Valdivia, R. Torres, D. Munoz, J. Herrera, F. Castenada, J. Vasquez, A. Hernandez, O. Chavira, J. Monge, J. Lennon, G. Quiddam, Coach Mora. Sports Soccer 67 1-Proud to be a Devil! 2-Calderon uses psy- chic powers on bali. 3eiVIoIina expresses con- fusion. 4-Chavira watches closely. 5fAcuha uses his head! 3 -ball Metro Champs . . . Got to Be Real! .Coach Dennis NRaz Rasmussen was proud to be a part of the Junior Varsity lVletro Champion Softball -- team and had these kind words to say: uThis is the best group of J.V. athletes that I have had the pleasure to coach. They all contributed totally 11070 all the time. Being lVletro Champs was a complete team effort. With an excellent record of 17-1 in league play, and 19-1 overall, the Devils couldn't help but shut out vir- tually the majority of their oppo- nents, sometimes as much as by 20 points. Teamwork was the keyword ac- cording to Coach Raz as the entire team received a IVIVP Award. Now that's got to be real! Hats off to JV female sluggersl Metro Champs Row 1: Cl. to Rl C. Wilson, R. Wozniak, N. Findahl, J. Rodriguez. Row 2: l.. Contreras, K. Rico, N. Famania, S. Salinas, G. Grier, Lupe, S. Diaz, Coach Raz, J. Brennan. Above: A typical softball player! lVliddle: Wig- gins in action at second base. lVliddle Left: Mendez all alone . ,. Right: Devil determination. Sports JV Softball 70 Varsity Softball . . . Casey's Third Strike! The Varsity Sluggers had great expectations and out- standing potential to go lisomewhere but failed to turn in those important points for a victory. The team agreed that it was their attitude that led them to a very disappointing year... both in the stand- ings and individual hopes. Tammie Bird and sophomore Jennie Juarez played an important part of the team as did Slugger Aida Sotelo and pitcher Diane Dixon. Coach lVlarieanne Perrault had a tough season despite of her inspirations and hope. Top Left: Team conference important for unity. Middle Left: Sophomore Juarez, a skilled defensive player, Above: Edwards' swinging form. Row 1: tl to ri L. Bird, B. Mendez, D. Wig- gins, A. Bello, J. Juarez. 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' JW U . ' ' DU' 4 , 1 fy f if wopgflvfark Ms tffefu 'fffxgialufgiir tri.: stqfirifg - 43 .M ikifgijl :S-Slgfailve a itgfpjysehizea RQ 0 !Qj'9 N f 14'-f fbi if 5 ve 4 ie Q Q. fig. N . Q i 'x 2 i' i X x Varsity: M. Davis, F. Walker, J. Sepulveda, L. Ruan, S. Gayton, J. Vasquez, T. Acosta. Sports-Cross-Country 72 ii if lub GIRLS: E. Sanchez, M. Arauz, S. Johnson, M. Rodriguez, S. Jaszkowiak, M. Arce, M. Sierdo. Top Left: Coach Martinez, leading fFETv'ay. Top Right: Johnson and Rodriguez keeping a steady pace. Middle Left: Coach Martinez plans his strategy. Center: Johnson hnishes her run. Middle Right: S. Jaszkowiak making an effort to sta in. V0 . l inte Sports-Cross-Country 73 JV Devils Running with the Devil' The JV Cross Country Team car- ried a small squad, yet finished fourth in the Metro League. G. Garcia, and M. Dacong each were strong distance runners and fared well in competion. Their in- dividual efforts, along with a uto- gether squad, gave the team a confidence start to each meet. This year's JV team has shown that our varsity squads in the fu- ture will be strong and durable and that a small squad can be just as effective as others. 24? Z Middle Shot: lL to RD R, Evangelista, M. Dacong, M. Randolph, G. Garcia, D. Mayes, T. Sylcott, E. Morales. Top Right: Randolph leading the pack. Bot- tom Left: Dacong refuses to be passed up. Bottom Right: J. Vasquez, a Varslty starter, gives a perfect example for the JV team. Sports 74 ,lim YK . .:. A J, 5 .x fi, Q wi n Q 'S f .seq k K ,t-54? rf ff' , Sify? , ' QBasketball fa Devil Basketball . . . What More Can You k F or? Seven years ago, Gary Zarecky assumed the head coaching position at Sweetwater High School. He was overly optimistic and somewhat of an idealist. He inherited a program that had produced only six winning seasons in nearly 50 years. I did not bother him. He anticipated a quick turnabout. It did not come. He changed his philoso- phy to patience. Now, Coach Zarecky looks back to the 1978-79 season, and cannot help but remind himself and others of where the program came from. It required belief and dedicated people that made Sweetwater basketball what it is today-a winning program. The Devils had to climb a huge stair case to develop this program, though, but they knew at the top of the stairs, was the one thing they wanted. They started their adventure to the top by ranking it2 in the pre-season polls. They had only begun. They moved higher as they captured the 32nd annual Kiwanis Tournament by toppling Nlorse High, 51-50. The ii 1 ranking was theirs. They traveled to Sacramento, California and captured third place in a Christmas Tounrna- ment that involved many of the best teams in the state, Upon returning, the Devils fell back a few steps after taking disappointing losses to lVlorse and Coronado. From then on, the Devils never looked back. Led by All-American Michael Pitts, and superstars Tom Slavinsky, Bobby Loper, James Davis, Danny Samudio, Doumas Lambert, and Pat Cabulagan, San Diego County saw Sweetwater explode and win 14 consecutive games. They captured the lVletro League Banner and entered the county playoffs with confidence and determi- nation of being CIF champs. They were almost at the top of the stairs. The time for the Devils was now. They scrambled Hilltop and El Capitan and slipped past Nlorse once again in what some say was the most exciting bas- ketball game ever. Now . . . on to the Sports Arena. The Devils needed one more step, but Kearny stood in the way. They battled to the finish and the Komets stood at the top, 57-50. Sweetwater was second-to-the top, in the eyes of Kearny, at least. Michael Pitts was selected lVletro Player-of-the-Year and CIF-County Player-of-the-Year. Also, he was picked to participate in two all-star prep basketball games. One in North Carolina and one in Northern California, which boosted the team and the school a few steps. This put Sweetwater over the top. They reached their goal . . . they're Ji 1 . . . we're lil... '11 ZH ,,,r' FA- rr. .5 Sports 76 edication, support are Backbone to Success The backbone of any solid organi- zation is often those who work be- hind the scenes as well as on. As a part of the Sweetwater Basketball program, the varsity statisticians pro- duce the hidden quality that surfaces at every game. A big part of the team's success was due not only to the stats, but also to the dedicated cheerleaders, fans, and community. Without the pride, feelings, and help of these individuals, Devil Basketball would not stand where it is today. Varsity Stats: QL to Rl C. Mendivil, R. Sattiew- hite, M. Lant, S. Padilla, cheerleaders. Sports 78 Top left-Davis takes down championship net. Middle left-Zarecky and Co. greet Pitts, Top rightfLambert declares Metro with lift from Pitts. Bottom leftfSamudio stings Coronado. Bottom right-Slavinsky guards Islander. Sports 79 Laeiwuzay-fe,lavgvssafwmglwgb Qetfspmll. Action . . Top Left: Swift Davis too quick for Baron. Top Right: Two? Above: Aguirre surrounded by ,L rV ..,,1 V anxious Bonitans. Right and Far Right: Davis ' receives luck and congrats from teammates. Sports 80 . . . Devils -f T ',l ..... M-,.,..J--4 ' hu: ll' A l -- -or f f -,N -. Top Left: Aguirre's layup confuses opponent. Top Right: Michael Pitts alias Doctor Dunk. Middle Left: Coaches explain situation, apply strategy. Above: Sports Arena net receives Devil ball. Far Left: Caldwell, Clay having a good time at game against Coronado. Left: Raider envies Davis' free throw. Sports 81 E Capitan, Morse Face the Facts The El Capitan Vaqueros had dreams of upsetting the top-rated basketball team in the county. They had dreams of the San Diego Sports Arena. They dreamed and dreamed and dreamed. Well, so much for dreams. Is 64- 52 convincing enough? The Devils handed El Cap a heart- throbbing defeat and set the stage for another showdown with arch-rival Morse. The challenge was here at Pt. Loma College. More than 2,500 screaming fans were there. Who would win? Both Morse and Sweetwater won in previous meetings. It was the rubber match between the top two teams in the county. Pitts vs. Levingston. What a match-up. Morse and Su-Hi traded leads throughout the game un- til the fourth and exciting quarter. Morse took a tremen- dous lead but the Devils rammed back. With one second remaining, 6'11 star Michael Pitts sank a 20-foot jumper as the stunned Tigers watched in amazement. It was a thriller. Sweetwater 48, Morse 46. The game of the year. Now it was big time for the Devils as they traveled across town to the big arena to face the dangerous and confident Komets of Kearny High School . . . on to CIF... Top Right: Davis guards El Cap pass. Middle Right: Loper sees open man around Vaquero. Above: El Capitan's Speedster is trapped between Devil. Right: Pitts overwhelms opposition. Sports 82 ports Arena, Here We Come . . . Top Left: Land of the Giants. Top Right: Pitts being smothered by screaming Devil fans. Middle Left: Pitts under pressure. Above: Levi- ngston shoots over arch-rival. Left: Soph- omore Aguirre dribbies toward basket. Sports 83 We,re here . . . Quick, somebody! Get the police! Call the highway pa- trol!Please do something, because Sweetwater was rob- bed on lVlarch 2, 1979. Yes, you saw the guys who did it, everyone did. They took many things from Su-Hi and the names of the criminals were Kirkpatrick and Stokes. They belonged to the l'Komet gang. And yes, oficer, there is no doubt they ripped off the Devils in the San Diego Sports Arena. With the slickness of cat burglars, with quickness of cats, Kirkpatrick and Stokes wiped 'em clean enabling Kearny High School to score a stunning 57-50 victory in the CIF Championship Basketball game. It was a heartbreaker. It was a disappointment. It was, in fact, a solid defeat. With determination of Michael Pitts and Danny Sa- mudio, Sweetwater tied the score at 48-48 in the fourth quarter only to let Kearny run away with the most im- portant game of the year. According to Sweetwater witnesses, Kearny should have been arrested for their assault and battery. Yet in- stead of conviction, Kearny escaped and celebrated a hard-worked-for game. The Devils did not have enough evidence to win their case. Sweetwater enjoyed one of the most productive sea- sons ever, maybe even one the best, and reached many individual and team goals. Yet . .. is this good enough for those who witnessed the crime? . . . you be the judge . . . or maybe even ask a Sweetwater High School student . . . Top Right: Pitts shoots over an outstretched Kirkpatrick. Middle: uGood luck coach . . Above: One on one. Right: Determined Sa- mudio tights for important jumpball. Sports 84 u-Hi is here . . . 7,4 G We sew. ew . H My Vyg' .. A ' '-L -- '- .3-T -1 ,WWW l it J l I Top Left: Jump ball, jump ball, get it Pitt . . . Top Left: So keep that faith , . . Middle Leftg Loper sets up play. Above: Ref explains situation. Far Left: llSink it. . . alright! Left: Slavinsky finds the right hole for a perfect shot. Sports 85 ei I I , -mn 'N 31 an, . Sif- my if 4-nu? lt. Top Left: Defense attack holds Komet tight. Top Right: Davis looks for opening, hnds Sla- vinsky free. Above: Slavinsky swift enough for two. Middle Right: Zarecky sends messages to Devil five. Right: Davis steals Komet ball. Far Right: An excellent night for Samudio. f . 5 Q K X ll K i so l , l K , l x f Sports '86 Q his The All American Hero It is very difiicult to describe a gifted basketball player. It's hard to describe a talented leader who has shattered many prep basketball records and has been recognized by many spectators as one of the best basketball players to come out of San Diego. It's hard to believe he's a part of Sweetwater High School. The best way to introduce him is to say . .. 'Nlichael Pitts. 6'1l Michael Pitts is a superb basketball talent. On November 30,1978,in the first game of the sea- son against San Diego High, Pitts broke a prep bas- ketball record by taking down 38 rebounds. He broke the old record which was held by ex-Helix High star Bill Walton. He shattered Sweetwaters' highest point record by scoring 50 points against Hilltop in the hrst round of the county playoffs. He continued to break records of all sorts and was selected lVletro League Player of the Year and also CIF Player of the Year. His accomplishments are endless. Being sought after by more than 300 institutions, Pitts led his team to the San Diego Sports Arena. He represented his team, peers, coaches, community, and family each time he touched a basketball. He was selected to participate as an alternate in the lVlcDonalds' llDream Team East!West game and was seen on national television. Also, he was picked to play with IVlorse's Cliff Levingston to play in the Western High School All-Star game. Having a 3.4 grade point average and 28.9 scoring average, lVlr. Pitts believes in working hard to better himself. Fame and glory is his but he refuses to take the credit all by himself. He would be virtually alone without his 'lpartners Tom Slavinsky, James Davis, Bobby Loper, and Pat Cabulagan. Pitts is proud to be a Red Devil. He is proud of Sweetwater. He is proud of the team and his accom- plishments. We are proud of lVlichael Pitts . . . Top: Pitts' perfected jump-shots. Left: The thrill of victory and reality of being itl. 4 Spqrts 87 Ile 011 HC The Junior Varsity basketball team had early season trouble but with the addition of Juan Aguirre, the Devils saw 14 consecutive games fall into their hands. They completed the lVletro season with a stable record of 15-3, and 18-5 overall, taking second place in the league next to Bonita Vista Barons and Hilltop Lancers. Joining Aguirre, in the starting line up were Clyde Sewell, Caesar Nan- quil, David Soliven, and Jerry lVlercado. Aguirre joined the team midway through the season after a successful varsity Utry and again joined the senior Devils at the end of the year. His presence seemed to make the dilference. The cagers averaged 55 points a game and allowed an average of 42 points a game, a very good offensive and defensive effort. The team was coached by Tony lVleyers and he felt the football season hurt their chances at the lVletro title, yet he was very satished with his teams' determination and results that developed. Top Right: Nlurrell tights for rebound. Middle Right: Soliven carefully dribbles into scoring N position. Right: Nanquil's layup good, quick, and nice. Row 1: J. Albino, C. Nanquil, E. Sevilla. Row 2: i' T. Dwyer, R. Witherspoon, B. Lane, R. Vance. Row 3: J. Mercado, C. Sewell, C. Nlurrell. Not pictured: Coach Tony lVleyers. Sports 88 Ag I 5 gk, Q . ,Q A , ,pq M - JI Q, Mu , f af -V .J M,-nf A' 1 ,, 1, , . 2' ,, . - ,sw 2 , V Qf 3?'5Qff1 .ff X f W 2 x Qfff is i 5 L Q Y W al , , ff 'lr' 5 Q 1,4197 A if 'gg J f f -MN , 5, ' i ss, fy ' X -fv A f ' fi , , ,M 5 4 ' ,, as ' V' i ' W ' 1 1: Q,,.fg,1,- ff', - , -Y H ' -I 'V . , M 4'm W, ,-,, W Q MN 7 ,E fq ff ,, i , M--0 ?5:gjjggjW.-,0,,,., U A , ,M , If 'A ,M The 'tPlayers of Sweetwater High School received a new leader this year and it proved to be a very im- portant move for the team. New coach Mitch Valbuena took over the head coaching position for Su-Hi's tennis team and proudly stood by the team at every match. He praised Rey Berin, Troy Fulks, Edgar Maigue, and Glen Trapse as being the most productive of them all. Edgar Sevilla, Caesar Nanquil, John Tambio, and Art Handugan played important roles also showing their tennis form and qualities and surprised many Metro League opponents. Tennis at Sweetwater was not taken seriously by many other teams, yet the Devils confidence at each match, enabled them to play their own brand of tennis which resulted in a very successful season. Sweetwater, never having a steady coach, hopes Coach Valbuena will de- velop a powerhouse tennis team. Top Left: Fulk's experience and conlidence led Devils fight for Metro. Middle: Handugan learns basic tennis strokes. Top Right: Tambio shows coolness off the court as well as on. Row 1: R. Berin, E. Maigue, J. Tambio, P. Pe- terson. Row 2: R. Castro, D. Idos, M. Marzo, G. Ordas iStatl. Row 3: C. Nanquil, T. Fulks, G. Trapse, A. Handugan, Coach Valbuena. Not pictured: E. Sevilla. Sports 90 CC 99 The Players Top Right: NanquiI's facial expressions show true determination. Middle Left: IVlaigue's bal- ance proved important. Middle: Berin warming up. Above: Trapse concentrates on backhand. Left: Ace is surely on the way. Sports 91 1- 9- zr M 'Z is in wwf, T133 . Mk A.. I, 13? M he Q5 i Q iw: iw K 9 QMISR-infw as 4 .Aa ,, Lf11ww'PY --. EYQ ,Zh-ij, .UWA W I '52 1 I ,,f, , ,.,' ', F - f 2417212-: ' Jw? , . .L L ll f if , 7 fr- :V ' -an 55Q,,fr'v4 5 I ,TM W ff f sg V- fa 5 ju, sw M-u..mw,,,,Wf ',.. -f-f 2 as E: in , ,z A A 3 ,,, ,, ' 555,61 51:1 :lqgpff 3 V XL ff I Qisyr w an , :Jw 1' ,A-.. , 3, , 1 Q I V A fig., f . Aytlkk .Ig ff ,Q , , , i , ., , , . ,. , K, . , . ,. 9 , A ,,VAA , ii L ,Q ,f,A , , 5 we ,f L, ,, ' ' . ' ,V 125 . f' fi . . A W '.I,,, A ' Q' - ,W A ' L . .L ,A 31 ,J , ,, 31? Qi E X f -Jw K W: . ft My 4 Top: Devil batter gets inneid hit. Above: Op- posing pitcher sends terrible pitch. Right: Gal Iardo connects for home run. Sports 94 unior Varsity Baseball truttin, Their The weather in late March and early April slowed down the Junior Varsity baseball team a bit, but with such hard working, talented, and gif- ted players as Tony Cubero, Mitchell Monroy, Phil Jones, Greg Pablo, Steve Gayton, and Chuck Hernandez, the Devils scared many of their league opponents, making the future brighter for them. Mike Ochoa, Eric Duck, Jorge Mar- tinez, and Joe Fontanilla gave their best extra efforts as they joined the team and Coach Dennis Rasmussen in celebrating a season that saw teamwork and skill Fit together to complete the JV puzzle. Rowl J Martinez M Monroy J Fontanilla UIP R Alcala Row2 C Hernandez G Pablo E Duck, T. Cubero, A. Hernandez, M. Gar- Sports 95 525 KM may .Q up ,, ,Hume ,ar if T A .. , L . Aga.. -' ' ,. gi Q. ' , K . ,,,.:,f, W ,. L -gl K i k p' gi. ff?- ' W.4':.l' AA. , ,,.'sq:. L c5,-Mf,w ff xx .f?? 'W,x za lf eff ,,3'i ' ' A K 5 ' F511 S 3' lx ui is A. gg, ,M E ' , ! M A was 4' .s'i12f'f-Q4 nf . f. P' 1 xg' :ix VI, .V Si Q +2 'W 75:5 Q UU .nl L -Q? vi ' JPQQIE: AE? if ' fQ,. . ,K 7 5 .,, -an 2 x 4141 I Devil Track lympic Bound After successful seasons in football, basketball, and soccer, Sweetwater continued to surge of dominance in sports developing one of the most talented track teams ever. Coach Ralph lVlora led the Red Devils' as they lin- lshed close to a strong Bonita Vista team in the Nletro League standings. They were strong in mostly every category. Robert Palmore, Andy McLintock, James Davis, and Tom Hardie were the speedsters of the Varsity squad as they formed an excellent 440 yd. relay team. Also contributing greatly were sophomore Tim Dwyer llong distanceig Patrick Cabulagan ltriple jumpi, Charles Romaine lpole vaultig and Harry Leomiti Cshot puti. Coach lVlora replied i'They're a great group of indi- viduals who are fun to work with. There are no big heads on this team. So, in the summer of 1980, in Nloscow, don't be surprised to hear a name that could be very familiar to you! Sports 98 Row 1-V, Tubon, M. Davis, J. Davis, F. Walker, M. Davis, E. Morales, T. Hardie, A. McLintock, M. Scott. Row 2-P. Cervantes, T. Dwyer, L. Ruan, T. Lynch, R. Palmore, A. Supelveda, J. ArguiIez,S. Garcia, P. Cabulagan, D. Napoleon, H. Leomoiti. Row 4-C. Romaine, T. Sevier, R. Macoubrie, D. Duplesis. O Ig! - -fw.,.,,-.. . .,.,... .. f'4'l1iiQe2 Above: Davis stretching teammate before the meet. Middle Left: And they're off! Left: On your mark . . . Opposite Page: Top Left: Cabulagan lookin' good in the hurdles. Middle: Palmore races to easy victory. Far Left: Walker on the stretch home. Bottom Right: Fire-up! Sports 99 Ajll, Othillg 2 toppin Us Now A new rule was added to the track program and it was: . 1 false start and you are disqualihed. This was a main problem in the Junior Varsity's running events and it all showed at the end of each meet. l'JV is still learning, was the reply of Coach Ralph Mora as he commented on the season and the JV track team. l'They are consistent though, he said. Consistency seemed to be the key when Andy Rodriguez, Clyde Sewell, Terry Hubbard, and David Crestik teamed up, for they executed a very 'ltogether 440 yd. relay team. Rodriguez has ucome a long way and is praised by many of his peers and coaches. Crestik showed traits of being the Metro Champ in the hurdles with great form and agility. For a learning team, the JV track squad won many meets and also captured the eyes of many individuals. Row 1-J. Jensen, R. Parra, B. Mosely, L. Vasquez, T. Sylcott, G. Teroy, R. Young, R. Perkins, D. Crestik. Row 2-M. Dacong, A. Hernandez P. Santos, B. Lane, A. Goto, T. Hubbard, C. Sewell, W. Taetafa. Row 3-R. Evangelista, R. Gogue, G. Ugalde, D. Medina, M. Randolf, A. DelaSerna, D. Emerson, N. Baca, Row 4-E. Sevilla, G. Garcia, J. Lozano, M. Ibarra, D. Patton, B. Garcia, D. Johnson, Row 5-K. Quitugua Marcos, R. Olias, S. Diaz, R. Perez, D. Soliven, J. Andrade. Sports 100 Top left: Crestik unbeatable in in hurdles. Top Right: Devil puts the shot. Middle: Cabulagan and Scott dust the Nlariners. Left: Sewell brings home winning 440 yd. relay. othing to Lose b rying Depth was the main factor for the Girls' Track team this year as they surprised many other teams with their strength and talent. Junior Suzette Johnson was unbeatable in her events as she Htore up her opponents in the sprints, long jumps, and 440 yd. relay. Julie Gogue, Geri Grier, and Toni Cal- dwell completed the relay team, and Coach Al Martinez was very proud of their eftorts. Martinez knew that the additional 20 girls which joined the team made the difference in this year's accomplishments. Others who boosted the team were Sheri Johnson, Mireya Arce, Mona Arauz, and Monica Rodriquez tlong distancel: Devera Scott, Aleta Scott, and Cammie Wilson tshot putl: and the surprise of the year: JB Brennan thurdlesl. lTop Right: The wolf pack. Above: Help! Save me! Middle Right: Rodriguez leads Devil ' dominance. Right-Row 1: Shelly, L. CeIeya, J. Brennan, M. Arce, S. Jaczkowia , '. ierce. Row 2: J. Neder, J. Rodriguez, A. Scott. M. Arauz, D. Scott. Row 3: S. Rider, T. Caldwell, G. Grier, J. Gogue, S. Johnson, I. Reza, S. Mo- W4 rales, B. Flores. Row 4: M. Rider, S. Johnson, M, Rodriguez, D. Huckaby, D. Huckaby. Not pictured: Coach Martinez, Olga Herrera, Diana Herrera, Emma Tjernagle. 5-.4 T Q '- Sports 102 '4 -ds ,,, tt, .X nu-A A.. are-w.,t..,.-,...,,,.,f' at Lef- carefully loosens up partner before meet, Below: Avii calls for resu s. Middle Left: Johnson gets ready for deadly start. Bottom Left: Devil sweep! Bottom Right: Clear for landing. . . 1 Q arfkfsfeff aqua -nfmr n' J , wr-fqwmsf QW all '4l ff'1f1 9W'el!34?3Ixf545t like: ..., -my A f --My-ww Sports 103 Golf Devils ' ' Club pponents It was a good year for putting around in golf. lVletro League provided tough com petition. Returning lettermen included Weldon Thompson and Robert Pabon. Coach Bill Yensen led the swingers to a very good year. :W .,,,- c av' we luer V e-e:f'cfMw- i f-Y Ve Wig. lf ,. ,w ' Y 1 'M ' Q -- - g,.. 1, i - ,F I -F , Row 1: Allan Tuquero. Weldon Thompson, Jeff Rouston Row 2 Coach Bull Yensen Larry Martinez Robert Pabon Garry Plstole Sports 104 qua Boogie ,we W., ,.a...,.. .. lsmngh, Top Left: J. Gretler, B. Bonney, L. Paston, C. Waters, D. Jaime. Top Right: Unidentified flying object. Bottom Left: Jaime falls frantically to- ward the surface of the vast pool. Bottom Right: Bonney in mid-dive. 'Ts K 'SEK Sports 105 Gold Medalist on the Wa . The aquatic program was one of hard work and conditioning. Led by Coach Pam Lewis, the Devils did their best against rugged competition. With their meets played off-campus, attracting a crowd proved to be a bit difiicult. However, they gave their all for the faithful who did attend. Nlike lVlaniss, Charlie Watters, and Kim Secrest showed outstanding effort in their events and got the team up through the good and rough times. A V f W ,,,, , ,. -ll ' ,QQ-Q' , IWW -6 .2- 1 4,0 Top Left: And there off! Top Right: Hartung just S iif ' kickin' back. Bottom Left: Devil strokes to victory. Bottom Right: Devil Swim Team. Row 1-G. Little, D. Chaney, L. Paston, B. Bonney, N. Osmond, C. Watters, lVl. llllaniss, J. Gretler. Row 2-S. Wallingsford, R. Jamie D. Lozano, B, Equiza, J. Kaermermer, Ni. Francis. Row 3-lVI. Arcinega, G. Tuttle, R. Hartung, D. Varela, B. Bernal, K. Norris, J, Kapleczack, K. Secrest. Row 4-P. Lewis, N. Glasco, D. Antonio, L. Walker, S. Tally. Sports 106 Devil Wimmers Tough in Metro I V :-2, Top Left: Watters in the water, Above: Diving is his game. Left: One big leap for the Devils. Sports 107 CC 99 Feels So Good to be a Winner 'Y OI'tS 108 , X 'S Y 1 1 mi? 'H U fu, ,,..f' fw- 1 O . ,, H 9. X .. ,, ,U ggi, wk I 1 ?' F I if H Wide World of Weetwater Sports The Red Devil way is the best way! Sweetwater sports were envied by many others throughout the county and why not? With powerhouses in football, basketball, soccer, and track, Sweetwater students learned the true meaning of teamwork, pride, and spirit. Each sport at Su-Hi may not sit atop the standings, but they do have Nwinners within their program. For example: David Napoleon, James Davis, Roger Bender, John Saleaumia fFootballl, Mark Davis, Monica Rodri- guez tCross Countryl, Angie Arellano, Emelyn Maigue tTennisl, Jesse Atalig, Bennie Garcia, Pat Narvaez tWrestlingl, Mike Maniss tWater Pololg Valerie Hardie, Aileen Reyes Cvolleyballlg Aida Sotelo, Diane Dixon, Jen- nie Juarez tSoftballl, Weldon Thompson, Pat Narvaez, Robert Pabon tGolfl, Rey Berin, Edgar Maigue, Troy Fulk tTennisl, Martin Gallardo, Willie Esquivel tBase- balllg Andy McLintock, Pat Cabulagan, Tim Dwyer, Charlie Romaine, Andy Rodriguez tTrackl, Suzette Johnson, Julie Gogue, Toni Caldwell tTrackl, Mike Ma- niss, Charlie Waters, Kim Secrest tSwimmingl, Gonzalo Quiddam, Marcos Santamaria, Raul Romo CSoccerl, Pam Wallace, Valerie Hardie, Diane Dixon tBasketbaIlD, Michael Pitts, Tom Slavinsky, Bobby Loper tBasketballl. Also, the dedicated coaches, Miller, Lewis, Martinez, Jocobus, Zarecky, Hull, Yensen, Mora, Rasmussen, Per- rault, Meyers, Lopez, and Valbuena who helped out. The school year 1978-79 was one of the most produc- tive for Sweetwater High School in sports and the Class of '79 was a big part of it. In the future, many will look back to the year of '79, and knowing they were a part of it, can say, with pride, 'lIt's great to be a Devil! FACULTY 99 99 The Directions Editor: Sonia Nolla Ligia Diaz Faculty- IH Faculty 111 dministration Running the Show with P.R.I D E Making decisions that are popular and not so popular is only part of the work to be done by the Administration. They have strived to make P.R.I.D.E. fpersonal responsibility in developing excellence-J the password for all here at SU-HI. P.R.I.D.E. posters are visible around campus reminding everyone that there is alot of pride at SU-HI. Pictured at right, William E. Darton, principalg center, Dorothy Rhea and AI Goyo- cocheag below, the Board of Trustees and at lower right, Tulfy Avii, assistant to the assis- tant principal. Counselors Fit the Supporting Roles we A cute new couple was seen walking around in the counciling oftice first semester, Mrs. Ochoa and company. Mrs. Ochoa was expecting her second baby. Counselors had quite a job last September when registration rolled around and the I.B.M. cards for the courses were not distributed. Never the less, the 'lcool com- petents handled it all in stride just like any other situation that might arise. Pictured at upper left, Herb Bolgerg Upper center, Jerry Wiekamp, upper right, Al Martinez, At center is Maria Elena Ochoa and Marilyn Pugh, standing, at the bottom, the instructional aides, E. Garcia, D. Tiede, M. Ledesma, not pictured: L. Diaz, A. Aguiniga. 113 Behind The Scenes AV -.W Q x' 31 fx' . As in the credits of the great productions, rec- ognition is given here to the supporting cast. Without the effort of these people the show couldn't go on! Upper left, clerical staff: E. Johnson, M. Robertson, C. Navaro, M. Fergu- son, C. Portillo, J. Relph, E. Small. Upper right, librarian: Mrs. Moody and assistant Mrs. Miner. Center left, nurse: Mrs. Penning- ton. Center right, custodial staff: B. Johnson, L. Martin, F. Sarquilla, R. Bergeron, not pic- tured,: S, Malec, F. Sliwiki, W. Huckell, R. Ennis. Bottom, cafeteria staff: front row, E. Alton, S. Kibbe, M. Johnson. Back row: V. Ward, J. Kaddner, H. Alland, J. Chapman. 114 .iw-l ' Faculty tandouts- tars in Every Production Rumor has it that there were some sore losers among the teachers concerning the First An- nual Faculty Standouts, Come on now, we all know you teachers wanted to be voted llthe teacher who could most easily pass as a SU- HI student! Upper left, best dressed: Myra Garcia, Gary Zarecky. Upper right, cutest smile: George Dominguez, Robin Fiege. Center left, strictest disciplinarians: Jim Hull, Alice Branch. Center, Best Personality: Karen An- derson-Orr, Ralph Inzunza. Center right, fa- vorite teachers: Rita Newmeister, Robert Don- cheski. Lower left, most school spirit: Laura Charles, Al Jacobus. Lower left, best build: Bill Nliller, Marlyn Pugh. Lower left, faculty clowns: Carol Delaney, Robert Drescher. KAREN ANDERSON-ORR-Fam- ily Life, Sociology. Advised the Pep Club. Hobbies include camp- ing, traveling, jogging, photogra- phy, sports, dance, and laughing. ALICE BRANCH-English. Ad- vised the Knowledge Bowl and the Star Club IScience Fiction.l Hobbies include reading, science Gction, and her animals. DOROTHY CABLE-Drama, Adv. Drama 1812. Advised the Lam- plighters and the International Thespian Society. Hobbies in- clude crewel work, theatre, trav- eling, badminton, and crafts. LAURA CHARLES-Creative Writing, College Composition, Humanities, and Vocal Music, Advised the Campus League and Pep Club. Likes writing poetry, collecting owls, and singing. ERNIE COCHRAN-Wood- working. Hobbies include pho- tography and painting. CAROL L. DELANEY-American Lit., Vocational English and Cre- ative Writing. Interests are run- ning, camping, gardening, and friends. 116 Faculty ugs I Outv l .i ij I . Tug-of-war fever hit Su-Hi in the fall with the faculty involved in challenges to tug-it-out . The mighty class of '79 soundly defeated the teachers' team in 2 out of 3 situations. Opposite page: lVlr. Lopez checks the rope. Above, Tuggers are L. Sunburg, R. Fiege, B. Lopez, S. Hall, A. Stevens, J. Smith, R. Neumeister, T. Avii, R. Mora. JOHN DITTO-Spanish. Hobbies include sports, jogging, and traveling. ROBERT DONSCHESKI-Alg. II, Math Analysis and Calculus. Ad- vised the C. S. F., and Asian Club. His interests are sports and gambling. ROBERT DRESCHER-Chemistry and Physical Science. Likes body surfing, and bicycling. WILLIAM E. EVANS- History. BETTY FELLOWS-P. E. Likes to camp, sew, and read. ROBIN FIEGEfAmerican Lit., Reading and English 100. Ad- vised A.F.S. Hobbies include dec- orating, crafts, sewing, badmin- ton, camping, and travel. 117 BEVERLY FOLLENDORF- English, American Lit., Creative Writing. Advised The Gallery. Hobbies include music, reading, outdoors. SUSAN FOREMAN-English, ESL. Hobbies are traveling, movies, parties. Also enjoys dancing, playing the piano, sewing, reading, baking, and relaxing by the pool. DON FREEMAN-Biology I 84 II, Life Science, Special Reading. Hobbies include Hshing and coin collecting. BRENDA GAY-Cont. Foods, Food Disc., Coth. I 84 II, Adv. Cloth. Hobbies are sewing, camping, traveling, craft projects, and reading. RONALD GIPSON-Crafts, Ceramics. Interests include backpacking, nshing, photography and camping. MAYRA GUTIERREZ-GARCIAf Spanish, French. Advises the French Club. Hobbies include skiing, dancing, and eating. SHARRON HALL- Learning Disability. HARTSHORN, JACK-Nlath, Typing, Shorthand, Job Skills. Hobbies are Hshing, hunting, and camping. JO HAZARD-Job Skills, Ofhce Skills l,2,3, Business Communications 1,2. Likes to play tennis, water skiing, snow skiing, horses. 118 RALPH INZUNZA-History of Mexico, Introduction to Intercultural Understanding, U.S. Government. He advises MECHA, Black Students' Union. He likes to swim, exercise, read, and hiking. WARREN KEAGY-U.S. History. Hobbies include sports, reading, traveling, and making money!! NEIL KORKIS-Geography, U.S. History. Hobbies include golf and swimming. DAVE LAY-Math, Mech. Dr. Interests are golf and football. PAM LEWIS-Phys. Education. Advises the swimming team and a coach. Hobbies are snow skiing, water sports, bicycling, jogging, gardening, cooking, and traveling. ROBERT LOPEZ-Typing, Accounting. Advises the Sophomore Class, Uniform' Group, and the Wrestling Team. Likes to fish and camp. 119 ROBERTA MARKESfParenting, Nursery School Aide, English 100. Enjoys sewing, weaving, cooking. ROE MEREDITH-Geometry, Algebra. Likes hunting and fishing. BETTY lVlILLERvReading 700, English 10OA. Interests are traveling, art, music, photography, sports, cooking, gardening. THOMAS MILLS-English. GAIL MITCHELL-Dance, Math. Advised Dance Group. Enjoys running, dancing, laughing with friends, polishing her nails, polishing her jewelry, winding her watch, shifting gears, rearranging her furniture, and watering her plants. RALPH MORA-U.S. History, English, P.E. Advised Class of '79 and coached football and track. Hobbies are softball and basketball. Interests include his wife, Marilyn, and children, Lisa, Julie and NRC . Mrs. Robin Fiege shows her spirit on Halloween by posing in her Kitty Kostume . Opposite page Aw come on now faculty' Su Hi students aren't that bad!' Are we? Faculty 120 MICHAEL NIOREY-Psychology, Family Life. Interests include wine, women and song. RITA NEUMEISTER-English, Speech. Advised Speech Team, Class of '79. Enjoys tennis, swimming, being with the students at Su-Hi, and David Neumeister. ANDREW PARTCH-Independent Studies, Student Government, A.S.B. Accounts. Advised Board of Commissioners, Senate, Imp 84 Devil Club. DENNIS RASIVIUSSEN- Environmental Studies, Life Science. Coaches J.V. Softball, J.V. Basketball. LORETTA SCOTT-Ivlarketing, Typing. Enjoys real estate, bridge, hiking, swimming. LEE SHELNIERDINE-U.S. Government. Enjoys bowling, Teachers n The Run Energetic faculty proudly show off their T-shirts they re- ceived for running six miles in the Heart of San Diego marathon. They enjoyed every last pace of it. Kneeling: L. Sunburg, Nl. Nlorey. Standing: C. Delaney, K. Anderson- Orr, N. Wise, G. lVlitchell. FLOYD SHIRK-Welding, Wood- working. Hobbies include photo- graphy, music, and sports. RUSS SH UBERT-Nlath, Drivers Ed., and coached varsity football. Enjoys good music and partying. 122 ANN STEVENS-Reading, English, Short Story. Advised Su-Hi Service Club, C.S.F., and Class of '8O. LORRAINE SUNDBERG-Edg-D. Enjoys running, aerobic dancing, sewing. JOE VOGEL-Reading. Enjoys camping and baseball. JERRY WALSDORF-U.S. Govern- ment, U.S. History. Loves all sports, especially football. JOHN WARNER-EDG-C. Likes surfing, outdoor activities and fiddle music. LINDA WHITE-Family Life. En- joys reading, tennis, diving, jogging and traveling. CARL YAMASHIRO-Drivers Ed. Emergency Preparedness. Likes surfing, gardening, and kids. BILL YENSEN-Photography. Ad- vised Ski Club, Photo Club and coaches golf. Enjoys skiing, photo- graphy, sailing, and golf. GARY ZARECKY-Juvenile law, Criminology. Coached varsity bas- ketball. Enjoys reading, writing, music, and gardening. SUSAN ZIMMER-College Prep., Journalism, Newspaper, Annual. Advised Red and Gray, Su-Hi News, Quill 84 Scroll. Enjoys reading and sewing. Camera h Not Pictured: GEORGE DOMINGUEZ RAFAEL GUTIERREZ JIM HULL AL JACOBUS DON MAYO BILL MILLER CAROLINE SHINE MICHAEL SIMONDS JERRY SMITH NANCY WISE Faculty 4-ff fi in , , I ,, Hs, N kiwi wwf DEBUTING Class Of f81v n D Liz Traps ophomores: ake 1 s- l . ,.. Class of 81 has just begun! Pretty catchy motto heh? The sophomores this year were a spirited bunch working like everyone else to fatten their bank balance. Activities included car washes, carnation and bake sales and a candy cane sale at Christmas. The people who have worked with them were: upper left: President: Joe Atalig, standing, Vice-President: Anne Uy, middle, Secretary: Joyce Nlonzon, bottom, Treasurer: Grace Ordas. Student Council, Row 1: L. Trapse, R. Rinera, T. Avina, F. Sattiewhite, L. Quenga, A. Nlanjeri. Row 2: J. lVlonzon, J. De La Rosa, D. lVlendez, Nl. Pastrana, O. Herrera, L. Bird. Row 3: K. Nlerrow, J. Peters, D. Antonio, J. Rodriguez, D. Cruz, A. Uy. Row 4: lVl. Enrquez, L. LeAlcaIa, L. Bangalan, K. Secrest, J. Julo, L. Schmitt. Row 5: R. Angel, T. Cortez, E. Valenciano, C. Arellano, L. lVlagtibay, C. Johnson, G. Grier. Director, Robert Lopez. X- Z' K- Z fm ff Z 4' ' X ., KM, 1 Eef X f I V 7 1 l -- K is ff M A. EEN zssiggyeg The Class of may Arthur Abiera Mona Aguilera N06l ADUQHY1 Juan Aguirre Edrulfo Acosta Rebecca Ralph Acosta Aguirre Ann Aguon 28 Edwin Aguon JoAnn Aguon Becky Aguon Anna Liza Agustin 1 ' - sw' i JV i ff is ,i,ggg, David Ahmad Carlos Alvarez Rhonda Angel Ernie Aragon Christine Doug Akers Esmerelda David Anton Ruben Aranda Arellano Angel Alaycon Alvarez Diane Antonio Joseph Arbes Greg Arias John Allen Manuel Alvarez Michael Apan Steve Arce Norma Arciga Gerardo Amaro Sallie Apodaga Miguel Arciniega Sherri Atkins Maria Ambers Irene Avalos 1 has ust Begun I -', 'fsfi' -. - 7:5E?::l??Qi1E5E1:' ' at .r , z --.M . ,,. M . -1,--sf .. 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V l ,M r 2--1 ii X x Martha Guerrero Jose Guillins Melani Hall Arthur Handugan ' if-ifz, Billy Harris Richard Hartung Rhonda Helton Alfonso Hernandez X. Cecilia Hernandez Chuck Hernandez Elias Hernandez Jaime Hernandez ll Q -J L . br 6 I n I 1 ! 1' ,Lf-+ , ' f L ef, gm' in 1 fi' J' 3 M f 1 an -si-ls 5 r' -11 5' 'F -1 'U G . H i2A , , V Marisa Hernandez Nanette Hernandez Richard Hernandez Rita Hernandez Ruben Hernandez Olga Herrera Eva Hidalgo 134 f Leslie High Scott Hun-.bert Michael Ibarra Trinidad Terri Janzen Emelia Daniel Hilger Jerry Hutching Rose Marie Ibarra Reynaldo Jimenez Patricia Reyna Ibanez Ibarra Victor Ibarra Jauregul Cheri Johnson Hirschy Rudy Ibarra IVlarcine Alida Jimenez Dawn Johnson Jeff HOQUE Inman Joel Johnson Teresa Holland Kim Johnson Ralph Hood Paul Johnson Daphne Rob Johnson Huckaby Karen Jones Henry Juarez Jenny Juarez Julie Juco Laura Keller Paul Kerr Steve King ,,.- 1 A iiiii l , ' fi? 'Q' Ea ,, . N4 Norman Kopf Gabe LaRoya Steve Laura LeAlcaIa Kuykefidilll Leah LeAIcala Gene Labnao Yolanda Melinda Ledezma Lambert Carl Lefore Brett Lane Cheryl Michael Lehmann Lanham Mar Leon Terri La Pointe W A I we T lf , fs fliifi fe if 'P u , Marta Leon Debbie Llamas Lorraine JOSG LOZHHO Silvia Miles Ley Renee Longaker Billy Lulafl MacArthur Cecilia Lockwood Miguel Loza Traci A. McGrew Licudine Pam LOQGH Denise Lozano I-UmPkil'lS Laura Mackey Alicia McKinney Diana Macoubrie Jose Magallon Liz Magtibay Ricardo Magtibay Amelia Mangeri Miguel Marini Henry Martinez Rosalba Martinez Linda Marzan Martin Medina 13 5 Q Mike Alicia Mireles Monsegur Juanita Gloria Montes Mireles De Oca Nora Melendez Tony Mendoza Deeanna Fernando Carlos Rosalee Angelica Denise Mendez Norma Meno Meyer Molina Montoya Medina Mellado John Mendoza Maryrose Dana Miles Hector Monge Joyce Monzon Ruben Medina Brenda Steven Merlan Joanna Miller Mitchell Christina Maria Mejia Mendez Mendoza Kathy ivierrow Alina Miranda Monroy Morales mA V ,.:, s haw: iis.:'s,f Fortino Morales Sonia Morales Angelica Moreno Leanne Morgan Doyle Morrison isssikggg A Underclass 136 i W f' David VVIUHGH Caesar Nanquil Joseina Peter Naputi Munoz Richard Calvin Murrell Narvaez Oscar Murrieta Esterlina Sandra Narvaza Murrieta Twanna Neal Carol Neigum Dawn Newman David Nicholas Eddie Noguera Fred Norris Linda Ochoa AMONG 0lm0S Ruben Rosendo Pat Ochoa Grace 0 dfi5 Orrantia Ortega Hilda Osuna Mike Ojeda Maria Oropeza Alicia Ortega Gabe Ortiz Robert Osuna Amparo Olmos Leticia 0rOZCO ' flz J' 1 K 'uf H 9 ,,, ' '- , K wa 5 22. 'f-'1f ' 3 O 2 5 fl ' f,fQ',f, xx sc- 2' 1 M,-.,, 1 I , M153 ' x .af , Q f .. ' Monica Ortega Jose Ortiz Lani Pablo 'mf 4' x I 'af Uriderclass 137 Isaac Pacheco Lorena Parnell Alberto Panelo Arlene Parra Bobby Parish Blanca Parra Young Hi Park Frankie Parra Lance Paston Maria Pastrana Donald Patton Mike Payne kiosk Y . X! Y A ' . Q. 1 my 'S Jii Axs V-::. I ,.V, 5 N We an .af lx ' I , , W . .537 fp , :-ra?-i :,,: :n,xE 'i' LX ,sl - , 1 38 Paula Pena Gerry Perkins Arminia Leticia Perez Tandy Perry Penaflor Patricia Perez James Peters Rita Peppers Ralph Perez Anthony Juan Perez Vincent Perez Petroulias Mike Peyron Arturo Ponce Jose Pino Valerie Pitts Maria Ploneda lt. lx Maria Ponce Marisa Ponce Melvin Posada . ', ' - ' ' 1 ..,- L! :it dl 6' 6' K kr .5 P .rf K Tina Preite Lynn Quenga Miguel Rosa Ramos Marco Reyes Esmeralda Timmy Proctor Kenny Ramirez Melissa Rebelo Rosalyn Reyes Rico Fred Pruitt Quitugua Sandra Jeremias Brian Rhoden Kathy Rico Eyvorme Dan Ramirez Ramirez Reformado David Jay Riehle Quenga Maria Ramirez Hector Ramos Roxanna Richardson Duanng Lorraine Rembao Ringhand Ramos Connie Rios Maria Rivera Myra Rivera Robin Rivera Picture not available iiv ix? I Judy Rodriguez Monica Rodriguez Nancy Rodriguez 14 Rosie Rodriguez Tabitha Amelia Ruiz Rodriguez Maria Ruiz Roberto Paul Ruiz Susie Salinas Jose Sandoval Romero Delnora Sadler Sally Marie Sane Laura Rouston Marcia Saludares Johnny San Aaron Santos Lorie Rowland Saldivar Lisa Salvatore Pedro Joey Santos Pat Rowland Jorge Salgado Rosalinda Marco Mark Santos Ray Raun Rosa Salgado Sanchez Santamaria Rene Santoya Ed Sarmiento Freda Sattiewhite Jose Saucedo Linda Schafer Loida Schmitt Aleta Scott Scott Sewell James Scott Tobias Silva Kim Secrest John Simpson Dawn Seno Nancy Sliwicki Marisela Scott Sloan Serrano Jerrol Smith Clyde Sewell Mike Smith I K K f :iW..-: VN O is r,.,t A -'S 1 l il f Ronald Smith Patricia Solis David Soliven Javier Soltero Lilia Soto Nancy Soto Jeanne Sousa 1 if .,. Amand Ed Stenninger Jack Stepp Carleton Studivent Marco Suarez Chris Sue Pami St. Amelia Tapia Jackie A X. t .J Alejandra Torres Joe Torres Liz Trapse Jose Trigueros Gil Tuquero Nancy Tuttle Lynette Turk Donna Tygrett Joy Turner Liz Uribe Gara Tuttle Anne UY Gloria Valdes Dioncio Valdez George Valdez Aimee Valdiconza Angel Valdivia Martin Valdivia Noel Valencia Eloisa Valenciano Pedro Valenzuela Douglas Vanek Julio Vasquez Victor Vega Diana Vestal Linda Vasquez lVl.V9f1dida Tmlidad Pam Vagquez Roberto Villaescusa Rudglfo Venegas Marcelino Vasquez Evelyn Ventura Villalpando Efren Villanueva Diane Abney Mila Abueg Rodrigo Aguirre Griselda Aispiro Wendy Akridge Rey Alcala Chris Allison Glenn Almaraz Carlos Alvarez Robert Aragon Norma Arciga Norma Arciniega Jose Arreola Joseph Atalig Alina Azar James Baldwin Robert Ballow Sonia Barajas Jaylene Brown Leopoldo Cano Martin Castaneda Jesus Ceballos Juan Chavez Michael Chavez Donald Cooper Armando Duarte Anthony Edwards Melony Edwards Underclass 142 E e 3' . in nl. .. Carmen Villareal Nina Wakeheld Lori Warren Brett Weber Lorraine Weeks Candi Weicht Melissa Whitaker Cammy Wilson Debbie Winnett Robert Witherspoon Tammy Wolfe Danny Worley Rita Wozniak Stephanie Wright Alfred Yamuchi David Yeager F 1 Qi' 12:5 lifes-. A1: L ' G ' ' A sszl 2 1 A 'Q 5 : 1 i, T Alfred Zarate Zacarias Zarate Left The Set Michael Engleman Maria Espinoza Linda Essle Mario Falucho Isauro Federcio Deanna Freeman Patricia Garcia Angel Gomez Irene Gomez Andy Gonzales Sandra Gonzalez Isabel Gutierrez Angela Hoon Olga Horta Angie Howington Terry Hubbard David Johnson Terrie Jones Wanda Karr Florence Leomiti John Lizarraga Jeff Long Juan Lopez Carlos Luna Mona Macias Victoria Magana Susan Malinao Rafael Marquez Dean McDonald Kenneth McKinnon Mitchell Melero Rebecca Molina Julian Munoz Angela Nealey Rafael Newberry Norman Nobles Cynthia Pinchardo James Piotrowski Cynthia Purvis Paul Raspperry Larry Renteria Angie Reyes Maria Reyes Shelly Ridir Ray Robles Josefa Rojas Biula Romero Guillermo Romero Rosie Romo Enrique Salazar Martha Salcido Hilda Salgado Ted Saragosa Blanca Sierra Norberto Soliven Mark Stallings Margaret Steinbrunn Kenneth Studivent Stanley Taylor Rory Zatarain Bruce Zedicher Juan Zuniga Leon Thompson -Timothy Trent Mario Tupas Michael Verdugo Robert Villacorte Bertha Villalobos Alex Villalpando Rosiland White Daniel Worley Robert Young Esibell Olmos Norma Ortega ini-L g Greg Aganowski John Alcala Billy Anthony Blanca Arellano Ruben Armenta Rodney Barker Martin Barraza Cecil Barriner Luis Bonilla Danny Cabral Mario Carrillo Virginia Carrillo Kelly Carter John Case Johnny Celes Olga Chavira Carlos Colon Charles Coonce Corina Cordova Carlos Cruz Joe Dominguez David Duplessis 144 ot n The Scene Clyde Eddleman Beatriz Eguiza Ricardo Flores Gustavo Garcia Maria Garcia Norma Garcia Israel Gordillo Andre Gray Noe Guerrero Roberta Gutierrez Jackie Haynes Mary Ellen Hernandez Leticia Horta Wayne Howard Harry Leomiti Javier Lopez Leticia Lugo Henry Marquez Charles McDaniel Barry Mosley Norma Munoz Felicita Negron Sonia Neveraz Ana Ocano Fabian Ocano Victor Osuna Miguel Quilon Alex Reynoso Romaldo Rios Bradley Robertson George Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Elsie Romero Alfredo Sanchez Elsa Tolentino Clinton Tollenaar Miguel Valencia Charles Watters Lisa White Carolyn Wood Maria Zarate Judith Zuniga UNDERCLASS C0-Starring: Class of '80 Editor: Maggie Valdez Cecilia Mendivil 4 uniorsz ake 2 ' .Fi kkk'k it J' .T Raise money seemed to be the battle cry sounding from the class of '8O. Fund raisers included jacket and bake sales along with spirit raisers such as pep ribbons and lVletro Champ carnations. In absence of floats this year, the juniors danced away with the spirit stick at the Homecoming assembly. Juniors are working towards making their senior year one of the best. The people that have helped them were, top right, President Peter Quenga, to left Vice-President Angie Valdiconzag lower left, Sec- retary Joye Hardie, middle, Treasurer Glory Jimenez. Student council: row 1: . Chunko, S. Nolla, L. Wozniak, S. Smith, O. Caste-llanos. Row 2: N, Garcia, A. Handugan, T. Stein, J. Crespo, C. Burke, G. r as. ow 3: A. Hernandez, J. Parmley, Nl, Valdez, R. Gogue, L. Alanis, T. Bird. Row 4: E. Ermino, J. Nanquil, J. Quidasol, L. Blair. Row 5: G. Jimenez, J. Hardie, P. Quenga, A. Valdiconza. Director, Nlrs. Ann Stevens. K W CLASS 3 g UVVE 20 Ax lllllg , DQ if Agffl U -mmf f F A...v '.,, A ii v . Jerome Academia Mark A9Ul'eVa Teresita Alarid Victor Acosta Homer Aguinald0 Jimmy Albino Eduardo Acuna Liz Alanis Maria Alvarez Underclass 148 Michael Alvarez Reina Alvarez Olivia Amado Manuel Amaro Corey Anderson Jay Andrade Teresa Andrade Francis Antonio Carmen Arana Mireya Arce Angie Arellano John Arguilez e A fy, Roseann Arias Carol Arnold Alfonso Arroyo Ruben Arroyo Jesse Atalig Charmaine Bailey i Eiafxm Jim Baker Rodney Baker Tina Balagtas Heazman Balingit Patricia Ball Bob Ballow ni Stella Bannuelos Quito Barajas Robert Barragan Henry Bartolome Martha Becerra Michael Bidwell David Bilodeau Tammie Bird Linda Blair Joseph Blas Thomas Blauvelt Noberto Bobadilla Denige Bglen Janet Brennan Lorena Bogfboa MiCi'la6i Bl'Gf,1':1dO Richardo Borboa Salvador Brlseno Carlos Bracamente JBVHGS Bl'0adWay Anabel Bracamontes Florence BYOWNHQ Sherry Bradley PBUI Brux I ii i Wi i t ! v. J 5 rf' t. if Karen Buchanan Carol Burke Sherry Burris George Bussing Pat Callahan Robert Camilo Underclass 1 Eff 1 QW Gerardo Cano Laurice Carrillo Fernando Castaneda Kelly Carter Veronica Chavez Frank Clarke Dolores Cardenas Arturo Casarez Yolanda Castaneda Conseption Ceja Lance Chenelle Andrea Clay Jesus Caro Debbie Case Olivia Castellanos Soledad Cha90llafl Vicki Childers Kim Colio Mark Castillo Sara Chavez Dawn Chunko Bruce Cgnception Fernando Castro Javier Castro Underclass 150 , ,1 Christine Courtney Julie Coverdale Judy Crespo David Crestik Carmen Cruz Rosario Cruz l i N l Anthony Cubero John Davey Glyn Davies Jim Davis Ron Dayao Patrick Debacca Katherine DeLaRosa Carlos Dela Torre Dolores Delgado Nlario Delgadillo Lulu Diaz Rosie Diaz Doreen Dir1SOI1 Rebecca Edwards David Doarle Scott Emerson Laurie Doering Beatriz Enriquez Robert Donahue Juliana Eribez Michael Duke Estrella Ermino Tom Dunkin Anita Esparza 'glalif Ruthie Espinoza William Esquivel Beatriz Eguiza Diana Estrada Elizabeth Estrada Ronaldo Evangelista Underclass 151 fa Q if Leonel Evans Lori Fisher Nancy Famania Carolyn Flanagan Rosie Fernandez Mary Frances Fleck Maria Figueroa Kathy Fletcher Nancy Findahl Becky Flores Kathy Finn Kelli Frame Underclass 152 Teresa Fregoso Hilda Fuentes ar ,K 5 A d 2 5, I I Us , fl., Raymond Franco Sylvia Galyan Patricia Garcia Laura Gestopa Carmela Garcia Sophia Gai'Ci5 Vickie GIBSQV Conguelo Garcia Steven Gaytan Esterlyn Gogue Sergio Garcia Raquel Gerardo Julie Gogue Troy Fulks Balinda Galindo Dolores Galindo Rose Gogue Roy Gogue Catalina Gonzales Debbie Gonzales Kathy Gonzalez Luisa Gonzalez Nlike Gonzalez Raymond Gonzalez Victor Gonzalez John Gordy Albert Goto Thomas Graves Alvin Grier Bill Hall Lydia Guereno Arlene Handugan Patricia Guerra Joye Hardie Artemisa Hernandez Everaro Hernandez Sara GueI'l'6l'0 Ladonna Helton Baltazar Hernandez Jose Hernandez Miguel Guillen Alberto Hernandez Cathleen Hernandez Mary Hernandez Carrie Gutierrez Alma Hernandez Elvia Hernandez Olivia Hernandez eafi . l l ...-1 ttl A I ri-IW-f 'il Underclass 153 Z - M ., ev- ,,' gy...-,,W,. r 4 I Fernando Herrera Ronald Hubbard Colleen HUYHSDSYQGY Manuel Herrera Darla Huckaby Tammie HUl'5t Kelly Hickman Catherine Hunter Victor Ibanez lVIaria Huante Sam Hunter Linda Ibaffa Underclass 154 Luis Ibarra Mike Ibarra Daniel Idos Irene Ignacio April Jack Chel Jay Gabriel Jaime Christine Jenkins Robert Jaime Jose Jensen Sandra Jaszkowiak Margaret Jerdo ' Tw WEYG' . 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Alberto Jimenez Laura Johnson Carmen Jimenez Sheri Johnson Elizabeth Jimenez Suzette Johnson Glory Jimenez Edward Jones Colette Johnson Phillip Jones David Johnson Sandra Juarez Trinidad Juarez Jeanne Kaemerer Crystal Kalina Karen Kline Donald Krause Doumas Lambert Elizabeth Landrum Lupe Licudine Gwendolyn Lane Gary Little Margaret Lapp Rhonda Livingston lVIaria Lara Cesar Loeza Brason Lee Eric Loidhamer James Lennon Adrian Lopez Carlos Lopez David Lopez Manuel Lopez lVIaria Lopez IVlary Lopez Lisa Lowery Underclass 155 .Es- uiinhe 'I Christina Lozano Amalia Madrigal Sandra Luck Ana Magana Jaime LUmPkin5 Marfelo Magaoay Glen Macaflo Edmundo Malave Underclass 156 Michael Maniss Hector Mares Julie Marquez Glynis Martin Jorge Martinez Larry Martinez Leticia Martinez Marco Martinez Nicky Martinez Mario Marzo Manuel Maxwell Dean Mayes Tara McDowell Bonita Mendoza Roxanne McFadden Kathy Mendoza Daniel Medina Ramon Mendoza Florencio Medina Ricardo Mendoza Ruben Medina JCYYY M9 C5d0 Abel Melchor Ame' Meflafl Juan Meza JoAnna Michetti Martha Millan Steven Miller G. Miramontes Ferdinand Miranda Raymundo Molina Sylvia Monrreal F Donna Montoya Norma Morales Tina Morales Greg Moran it .-J Enrique Moreno Jorge Moreno Maria Moreno Elizabeth Mujica Theodore Murray Ofelia Murrieta Lena Myers Jacqueline Manquil Martin Nava Jacqueline Neder John Neder Doreen Newell Denise Newman Charles Noguera Sonia Nolla David Noreiga Kathy Norris Michael Ochoa 3 '! egg- 2- ,.. 11- - yyyy y Underclass 157 ,,f' so up 'bt .--. W , f i lift! Mary O'Keefe Josie Orosco Robert Pablo Rusty Olaes Patricia Ortega Roger Pablo Oliver Ollero Nina Osman Robert Pabon Joseina Ontiveros Gaano Osorio James Parmley Geraldine Ordas Steven Osuna Richard Parra Renee Oretta Greg Pablo Maxine Pierce Underclass 158 Jack Peddicord Araceli Pintado Garry Pistole Donna Poblete Linda Poblete Laura Portillo A , is J. Portugal Gilbert Quiddam Joe Prendez Lucia Ramirez Loretta Proctor Miguel Ramirez Peter Quenga Ruben Ramirez Doris Quezon Irene Ramos Janet Quidasol Sherie Redding Angel Reed Kurt Reynolds Lorie Ringhand Desiree Reformadg Isabel Reza Diana Rios Jolene Regs Daniel Rico Raymond Robledo Monica Reyes Maria Rincon Andy Rodriguez Cecilia Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Joseph Rodriguez Norma Rodriguez Becky Rodriguez Charles Romaine Silvia Romo Walter Rosario Sherri Ross Tracey Rountree Jeff Rouston Luis Ruan Nlaryellen Ruan Sheila Ruhi Nlaria Ruiz Ramon Ruiz Tracey Sabian Gaylin Salazar 1 A K rift , . T on 1 , ,. il L Underclass 159 Granville Saleaumua Elisa Sanchez Devera Scott Dora Silva Christina Smith R05a'9e Saliba Norberto Sandoval Thane Sevier Alicia Simental Gaynell Smith R05ema Y Samaniego Carmen Santana Edgar Sevilla Merrie Simerman Margaret Smith Daniel Samudiv Sandra Santos Richard Sherman Susan Simpson Shelley Smith xx ii Yolanda Smith Hermelinda Solano Gregory Solis Rosa Solorio Robin Stark Ed Stearns SSSSS M 160 T assi gi 'A' xg ,,,.1 fy, Louis Stice Tami Stine Teresa Stine Rebecca Strahan Anthony Sylcott Woodie Taeatafa Richard Tahimic Lisa Talamantes Scott Tally Alexandrina Tapia Audrenna Taylor Alan Teague A , 'r i Monica Tejeda Maria Tellez George Teroy Gabriel Terrado Marylou Terrones Gilbert Thornell Jeffrey Threadgill Sharon Torrey Rosalie Tomas Glenn TYHPSS David Torres Maria Trujillo Luis Torres Michael Tucker Raul Torres Glenn Ugalde Teresa Torres Audie Uy I 1 F Jesus Valdez Luisa Valdez Magdalena Valdez Angie Valdiconza F. Valdivia Jaime Valdivia Nlaria Valdivia Robert Vance Dawn Vandenover Diana Varela Laura Varela Aracelly Vargas Underclass 162 David Vasquez Michael Vaughn Jose Vazquez Joe Vega Susana Verdugo Kimberly Vestal Christina Villalovas Eric Villanueva Rosalie Wade Larry Walker Scott Waldengford James Watts Cynthia Weeks Lovie Williams Ruthie Williams Steve Williams Georlea Willkomm Karen Witherspoon maxi Tracey Wolfe Pamela Wood Nicole Woodard Linda Wozniak Denise Wright Priscilla Ybarra Sandra Yeager Mike Yenegas Kevin Yonning Shelly Young Terri Young Elizabeth Zapien ei E STARRING: CLASS OF ,7 9 We're Not Getting lder, We're Getting Better. mi , H Class Officers: Top Left: President David Verdugo. IVIiddie: Vice-President Valerie Hardie, Top Right: Treasurer Violet Balough. Right: Secretary Ivlaria Carriedo. Above: Leaders of the Pack. Opposite Page: Advisor Rita Neumeister. Seniors 164 S P With lVlrs. Rita Neumeister calling the shots, the Senior Class Council really shaped up this year. Se- niors were very spirited, winning the spirit stick at countless assemblies. They held ilfun raisers such as rose and carnation sales, car washes, Senior Class T-Shirts, pep ribbons, and sold hot chocolate and doughnuts on cold mornings. All their hard work throughout the year paid ot? in a memorable prom, held at the Atlantis on lVlission Bay. They also enjoyed the traditional Grad Nite and other end-of-the-year activities. Senior Class CouncilfRow 1: L to RflVl. Laxamana, lVl. Lant, G. Quiddam, V. Hardie. Row 2: A. Sotelo, D. Verdugo, C. Gurule, S. Nobles, IVI, Diaz, Nl. Arauz, L, Arciniega. Row 3: T. Sla- vinsky, G. Adame, C. Talamantez, C. Nlendivil, R. Macoubrie, J. Tambio, B. Balough, V. Balough, D. Miscolta. Row 4: Nl. Gallardo, K. Bean, I. Sabian, D. Napoleon, R. Palmore, N. Alarcon, P. Cabulagan. Seniors 165 Seniors shouting out! - DEOGRACIAS ABIERA FERDINAND AGUINALDO OIVIINAE AIONO GUILLERIVIO ADAIVIE SYLVIA AH iVlAD NORBERT ALARCON Seniors 166 BLANCA ALVAREZ MARIA G. ALVAREZ SCOTT ANDERSON APRIL ANGEL RAUL ARANDA RAIVIONA ARAUZ JOSEPHA ARBES CINDY L. AUSTIN ROBERT AVILA NIARLO E. AYALA DOLORES C. ARCE LUPE ARCINIEGA JOSEPH ARINGTON MONICA AYALA IVIELINDA BACLAGAN DOLORES BALCALLO .55 Q. V 66 7 1 t S All The Way Llve 0 99 Seniors 167 PAULA BALCALLO ANTHONY P. BANAGA DALE R. BARTLETT ELIZABETH BALOUGH JOHN J. BARBA PERFECTO Nl. BAUTISTA VIOLET MAE BALOUGH KAREN BARRIER KENNETH J. BEAN I Q' 1 ANITA BELLO PETE JOHN BELTRAN ROGER LEE BENDER Senior Men are Macho Men Seniors 168 REYNALD NI. BERIN EDWARD BLACK DAN BLICKENSTAFF BERNICE BOOTH LISA BILODEAU HENRY BLACK LUIS BONILLA JOANNE L. BRADEN PEGGY BONNEY JENNIFER L. BRENTS Gallardo and Bartlett enjoy shaping up. Seniors 169 Pumping Iron are what Pat and John are doing. LINDA S. BROWN PATRICK T. CABULAGAN ROGER L. OALVERT TONY s. CANTARINI DONNA BRUX ALBERT CALDERON ANNETTE CANDELARIA BEATRIZ H. VANESSA R. BU LLARO TON1 LYNNE CALDWELL CARAVANTES Seniors 170 if MARIA CARRIEDO ALFREDO J. CARRILLO YURIDIA A. CARRILLO JEROLYN CARTER JOHN D. CASE ERNESTINA CASTAN EDA WILLIAM CASTILLO CATHERINE CATUDIO PAUL CERVANTES CATHY R. CHAVEZ RICARDO R. CHAVEZ RAFAEL CHAVIRA Seniors 171 Mendivil looks over master schedule. WILLIAM R. COLE RICARDO S. COMADURAN BERNARD CRUNI CONNIE CUNNINGHAIVI HANNAH COLLINS JORGE A. CONTRERAS EVELYN CRUZ BENEDICTA DANIASCO DIANE COLNIENERO LOURDES CONTRERAS ROSEIVIARIE E. CUEVAS Seniors 172 of ff A I7 , NP L55 I f9Mfd4 AI' JJ R06 PV If RI If , O' R0 ,L 1 by YL LAD 'O wx Qc Xu Q by !Au ,. U op I IC PE f V sk U4 RPA 6.119 .0 I VAL? L67 JA . . f I Q If ' I ' ' rw n ' , , L I , Aj lx R . Jddxjf OVW Ewa! ,fax 4U U17 AV, :K gb N62 U Iv ,av I , ,IL ! V , :Sf mf JU X 4 A' XJR! K0 ffQsD ',LQ NZM V HU IQ, af' 0 GLJWMU I -A I f RI I Q L4 W A ,f R. VQQMICHAEL DARE! If - IJVIARKIAN HONNY DAXIIS LIGIA YVONNE DIAZ MICHAEL DIAZ DE LEON CHARLES R. DAVIS LW JAM ES A. DAVIS FRANK J. DELATTRE MARIA DEL ROSARIO DIAZ KAREN L. DI GIULIO ENRIQUE DIAZ MARIA GUADALUPE DIAZ -- I . 35... I V A iw. , L1 ,,L, Is G. Marquez Su-Hi's future scientist? Irif DARRYL L. DINSON TERESA KAYE DORN VALERIE EDWARDS EUNICE ESCALANTE DIANE DIXON GILBERT L. DREW RITA ENRIQUEZ MICHELLE ESPARZA STEVEN W. DODSON IRENE J. DUCA ig. Studious students! ThiS is eaSy! I hope it comes to me! f : ,,1-ff 1- - ' TERESA C. ESPARZA ANA ESTRADA JAIIVIE FELIX FELARCA ERNIE TOIVIAS ESQUER JOHN DANIEL KATHRYN A. FERRILL LEEANA D. FAAS ROBERT D. FERRIS DENNIS V. FLORES Seniors 175 GRACE FONTECHA MARTIN GALLARDO JAMES lVl. GANELIN BERNARDO G. GARCIA GERALDINE FONTILLAS SIGIFREDO F. GALLEGOS ANDRADE GARCIA CLARA GARCIA CYNTHIA J. FOX DANTE GAIVIBITO x .I 'wk l Cabulgan, Slavinsky . . . volleyball players? SSl'llOI'S 176 WWW T. Hood displays the No. 1 Devils. HORACIO GARCIA EDWARD SCOTT GARCIA LANCE GERODIAS KIM GILFOIL MARTHA G. GARCIA DORENE GAYLE LAURA L. GERONILLA JAN GI-ASCO TONY J. GIANNOS NORA GLASCO Seniors 177 ELIZABETH GOGUE JOAQUIN GOIVIEZ MANUEL GOIVIEZ DIANE D. GONZALEZ CHARLENE GOWANS OSCAR B. GUERRA ELIZABETH GUERRERO SILVIA GUERRERO ELDA L. GUILLIN CHARLENE GUNSTROIVI DOREEN L. GURULE PATRICIA L. GURULE Seniors 178 'R TERESA MARIA GUZMAN MARGARET S. HAGAR MARJORIE L. HAGAR THOMAS O. HARDIE VALERIE R. HARDIE PAULA S. HEBERT LORI A. HEINZ JOEL O. HENDRICKS ANGEL HERNANDEZ ERNEST P. HERNANDEZ Seniors 179 IViARGARITA HERNANDEZ RUEL T. HERNANDEZ BILLY R. HILGER LELALU C. HOON MONICA S. HERNANDEZ DIANA I. HERRERA TRACY CHRISTINE HOOD ENRIQUE U. HUDSON NORNIA HERNANDEZ JOSE L. HERRERA .K . ' 55.5457 DAVID J. HUNTER DAROLD LEE HURST ELIZABETH IBARRA JULIO C. IBARRA ROSA NIARIA IBARRA AIVIALIA S. IDOS JANET A. IG LESIAS MARICEL NI. IGNACIO JACQUELINE JACKSON RONIULO L. JANSUY LAURA J. JASZKOWIAK TOMMY JOE JENNINGS Seniors 181 ANTHONY R. JERDO HNow ain't that the pits? , says J. Tambio. ALICIA B. JIIVIENEZ ELAINE JINIENEZ DAVID R. JONES TANYA JONES VICKI R. JUSTUS HELEN J. KAPELCZAK IVETTE KING JAMES A. LANGFORD MARY CAROL LANT Seniors 182 MARIA AMELIA LARA LUKE A. LAROYA MARCUS J. LAXAMANA JACKIE M. LEALCALA WELDON BARNEY LEE BETH LE MIEUX RUTH LOMIBAO AIDA I. LOPEZ ALFRED LOPEZ LORRAINE L. LOPEZ MARTIN LOPEZ ROBIN S. LOTZ Seniors 183 MILING FACES, ,-s' GUADALUPE IVI. LOZA THOMAS J. LYNCH MICHAEL EDWARD LUCK MARTHA C- IVIACIAS ALEJANDRA LUNA Seniors 184 YVETTE P. IVIACIAS EDGAR N. IVIAIGUE RANDY R. IVIACOUBRIE ENIELYN IVIAIGUE JOSE IVI. MALIJAN Sweetwater... Varsity . . . Cheerleaders . . . Say . .. HELLO! BLESII-DA M- IVIAMERTO CONNIE EDWARD IVIARA ROBERT H. MARSHALL PATRICIA IVIARTINEZ JOANNE K. IVIANELA GILBERT IVI. MARQUEZ JOSEPH A. MARTINEZ PATRICIA cg., MARTINEZ LETICIA G. NIARTIN EZ PATRICK IVI. MCDANIEL Seniors 185 KERIVIIT IVICDOWELL ANNETTE IVI. IVICFADDEN ANDREW NICLINTOCK JANICE IVICIVIINN CARLOS NIELCHOR PENNY A. IVIELL CECILIA A. IVIENDIVIL What class should I take? ANTONIA V. MEN DOZA CAROL JEANNIE IVIENDOZA ROGER Nl. NIENDOZA Seniors 186 JOSE IVIENESES CHARLES BRIAN MILLER DIANA IVIISCOLTA IVIELANIE IVIITZELFELT BRYAN K. IVIOBLEY SANDRA IVIOHR VALERIE JEAN NIOLNAR JAIIVIE IVIONGE JEANETTE IVIONGE Seniors 187 ROSA MARIE MONRREAL JOSIE RENEE MORAN VICTORIA MURPHIN DAVID F. NAPOLEON STEVEN T. MOORE ED TROY MORRISON JAMES MURRAY GERALDINE NAPUTI ENRIQUE C. MORALES LORRAINE J. MOSS ROSENDA MURRIETA PATRICK NARVAEZ ' - Trshffefsq ffpfamv.-, I A: Q Seniors 188 'II like dreaming says O. Aiono, i I. ANTHRAM THI NHYUEN WILLIAM E. NOSAL MARIA REYNALDA OJEDA EDWARDO OROPEZA SHARON M. NOBLES DAVID J. NUNEZ JEFFREY S. OLAES SYLVIA OROPEZA SILVIA NOLLA MARIA RAFAELA OJEDA LUZ I. OLIVERAS Seniors 189 OLGA IVI. ORTEGA EDIVIONDO IVI. PABLO SYLVIA C. PADILLA ARNIIDA V. PENAFLOR RANDY E. OYLER ROSARIO ALICIA PADILLA PAMELA Nl. PALIVIORE MARIA DEL C. PERALTA BEVERLY PASTON LUIS PEREZ emma f Q wfvsziw -- - - lm-- S Nunez... testing 1, 2, 3. Seniors 190 V rg ,,,q'f I ,lf I PHET PETERSON LETICIA PIN EDO ANITA H. PINNEY REBECCA PIOTROWSKI MICHAEL PITTS MIKE R. POLLACK PATRICIA G. PONCE DEBBIE M. POWELL LISA POWERS ARLENE PRECLARO B. Balough studies hard. Seniors 191 SHAWN PRIDDY RAYMOND N. PROCTOR DANIEL J. PURA MARIAN A. QUENGA GONZALO QUIDDAM ALENA P. RASPPERRY MARY JO REBELO MARK A. REDDING AILEEN REYES MARIA ELENA RICO JOSE RIOS DIANE RODRIGUEZ Seniors 192 Leisure at lunch. L is LUPE RODRIQUEZ OLIVIA RODRIGUEZ LYDIA R. RODRIGUEZ HERLINDA ROIVIERO MARTHA ROIVIO RAUL V. ROIVIO ALICIA RUIZ STEVE X. ROSS ANGIE IVIARIA RUIZ SANDRA ROWLAND IVAN A. SABLAN Seniors 193 Dodson sands woodwork project. JOHN W. SALEAUIVIUA ABRAHAM L. SANISON JOSEPH D. SANTOS CARLOS SAPIEN SYLVIA SALGADO IRIVIA SANTAIVIARIA PHIL A. SANTOS LOUIS SARIVIIENTO RENATO D. SAIVIANIEGO ALEXANDER S. SANTOS JUAN A. SANTOYO CATHYRN RENE SATTIEWHITE Seniors 194 iT -- Bender on the ram rack. X My, A .j 4, JEAN ANN SAUNDERS DEANNA SCHROPPE DENNIS IVI. SEEVERS DWIGHT R. SEWELL STEVE SCHRADER MILTON SCOTT LORINE L. SEVIER TERRI A. SIIVIONS Are my eyes deceiving me? Seniors 195 JOEL G. SIMPSON MICKEY J. SLIWICKI DIANE J. SOLON ANNETTE SOPHER ELVIRA P. SIPIN IVY M. SMITH THOMAS L. SLAVINSKY SOLEDAD SMITH Yes we can can. Seniors 196 Take That To The Bankv AIDA SOTELO LISA STEWART VICTORIA G. TACTO JOHN TAM BIO KENNETH N. STEIN DAWN SULLIVAN CARLA J. TALAIVIANTEZ CHRISTINA TEOFILO . MARK TALLY ROSEIVIARIE TERRABOA Ganelln and Solon learn to handle money. Seniors 197 DONALD J. THOMPSON WELDON S. THOMSON CAROLYN TILLEY GABRIEL V. TORRES JOHN TORRES VIRGILIO C. TUBON IVIELINDA A. TUIVIINTING Santoyo masters the keys. ALLAN E. TUQUERO Decisions, decisions, decisions for editor Sotelo. Seniors 198 iS 'fif X. .,..-I' 'Www .uinuufa-:w.........-....A.w..f.W.,f.D JOHNNY UHL TONI L. USQUIANO DORA A. VALDEZ GUADALUPE VALDEZ JAIME VALDEZ ELSA T. VALENCIANO ERNESTO BAUTISTA VALERO EDWARD B. VALES GUISELLE VALVERDE Easy does it, David. Seniors 199 JOHN B. VARELA EVELIA VARGAS ROBERT DAVID VERDUGO JOHN W. WAHL ALBERT VERDUGO IVIARY ANN VILLALOVAS FERNALD WALKER PAMELA WALLACE WILLIAIVI WESTBROOK SANNY R. WESTFALL ,1 I I Albert at a glance. , . xTLi ROBERT ALLEN WHITLEY NANCY WILLIAMS NEIL WRIGHT GLORIA T. ZARATE DEBRA D- WIGGINS LINDA WOOLRIDGE JOE IVI. YAIVIAUCHI CARLA LEON GUERRERO ROBYN J- WH-KIE NANCY WRIGHT EDWARD ZARATE Seniors 201 Seniors 202 These pictures were not included in the senior standouts section of the annual: lVlost Likely to Succeed Sylvia Padilla and Guillermo Adame, iabovelg Biggest Flirts, Bobby Loper and Patty Ponce ileftl. The Red 84 Gray staff regrets that due to circumstances beyond our control, these pictures were not included in the color section. l'i'i7 - KN u S MESWNS QES QQ as W XX 5a NN V QQ gm N N NSQQQQWNENN Qi? 555295 W v vfbwify vip VQwQfiJW3ia'iT9EwNX Q3 vox QQ? Q 25 wk VB? NN W0 XOQWAOQW 5y W5 if wijgyiww 95941 N kQgQ,53jJ?7C35ByXBJk. xg? 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Y' Michael Pitts stands 6'l1 195 lbs. Is known all around campus as a tre- mendous basketball player. As a ju- nior he was a first all-Nletro player and only one of two juniors to be chosen to the prestigious all-county, All-CIF teams. Michael sports a 3.4 grade point average, is a gifted leader, and believes in working hard to better himself. Currently he is one of the most recruited prep basketball players in the nation, having been contacted by over 300 institutions. - ff . f.'. 1 2' wa fzzffff If: ,'i5i3??55 ' f aa - ff J , 'V ve g 1fff2f,yff:gg:, R W ,f , . fi., ff: m L ,ff gc Q 4,1 IT, if ' if J KY .i 09 o o 0 u-H1 s SIX MIIIIOH Dollar Men. Johnny Saleaumua stands 6'1 218 lbs. He was awarded a full scholarship to attend San Diego State or Ore- gon State, but decided on attending Oregon State. Pat Cabulagan stands 6'2 165 lbs. Pat will attend B.Y.U. af- ter graduating. Tom Slavinsky stands 6'6 215lbs. Plans to play for San Diego State Aztecs. 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Nato Samaniego and Geri Naputi were crowned King and Queen of hearts by Campus League president Elsa Valenciano. Good food, music, company, and a festive atmosphere were the combining elements of a memorable evening. 209 Eddie Vales Mary Lant Aileen Reyes Bobby Loper Gonzalo Quiddam Julie Kapelczak Valerie Hardie Marcus Laxamana 211 ADVERTISING Intermissi0nv M3ItiOfi6 Hagar- Editor Jeannie Mendoza Stage Band: We came to Watch fi? sushi, LK Q1 I don't quite know where to begin but when I'm hnished you'll know why I'll always remember my days at Su-Hi. Monica and Laura: You're two wonderful people with your own kind of style, maybe that's why someone invented the word 'lFriend . Denise: To my look-alike even though you're a Komet and I'm a Devil, we're still the best of friends. Don't every forget all the times on Parkside and our curfews. Aida: I hope you know my racial jokes about music, actors, and whatever were only jokes. JR: For realizing that I'm not a flirt. I just like to talk, especially October 12, 13, and 14. Ronnie, Lisa, and George: After all these years of being spoiled, I'm finally going to pay you back. I thank you for everything you've given me. Tom: It was nice sitting with you on the way back from Sacra- mento. You have a bright future ahead and thanks for being my friend. Last and not least my parents because without you I would have never made it. Love Always, Toni Lynn Caldwell This I dedicate to those who made my three years at Sweetwater something I will cherish always. Aileen and Julie: Thanks for being there and making me feel like I was somebody. Miss Cable: I wasn't mad, just disappointed. Valerie H. and Toni: For taking my racial jokes in stride. Nls. Scott and lVls. Neumeister: Nly new friends who I met in my senior year. lVlrs. Zimmer: Thanks for never yelling when we did. Johnny Valdez: For his pictures, sense of humor, and friendship. I always save the best for last. lVly parents: For giving me the freedom to be me and still earning their respect. Aida Luz Sotelo 213 l CARIVI EN S BEAUTY SALON Best wishes to the Class of 79 lVl C.A. Maintenance Service Clean sturdy Nlanager: Nlina Atalig job for 2431 Norfolk Street ofhces banks National City CA 92050 window phone: 264-5539 cleaning etc. 2522 FEATURING THE LA TESTIN MEN S AND WOMEN S HAIR DESIGNING RUDV 1314 Highland Ave. For Appl: 4 7 7- 41 5 7 National City Ca. 92050 I 2115 Highland Avenue National City, CA 92050 phone: 477-0534 ' , i Tina's Lumpia 1641 Highland Avenue National City CA 92050 phone 474 4550 D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S lumpia! Advertising 214 ig.-. ,fy APPROVED AGENT Is.: IATA FILIPINAS TRAVEL AGENCY OF SAN DIEGO, INC 1130 SIXTH AVE.. SAN DIEGO. CA 92101 PHONES 17145 234-2171' 17145 234-2172 FREDDIE A. JAVIER JR. 4 Q, . . I l PRESIDENT open 7 days a week to serve the working man STEWART'S HOIVIE FURNISHINGS Shop the discount way at Stewart's discounts from 30-6070 mean tremendous saving of your hard-earned dollars 30-60 X discount 404-408 NATIONAL CITY BLVD. NATIONAL CITY PHONE 477-3838 FW ll oyouas o cflffuuc SWEETWATER TowN 8: COUNTRY 1722-A S PHONE 477-0053 CONSOLIDATED OFFICE IVIACHIN ES 1444 Highland Ave National City CA George H Waters owner Authorized Sales 84 Service for Remington Office Machines 4771363 Jlffapfs gofiags FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIE 2704 HIGHLAND ONAL CITY. CAL. LES HANSEN PHONE JO AND RX 11353 A14-6076 olillli Sales and Servlce 1536fSWt Roan ICOUNTIYCI CIYLCA 92050 Auto PR ms Wm . 422-0141 CHEELY'S AUTO PARTS INC DP 8:5 45B O O vu, 'I 5 . n bg, I I X O ITWATEI TOWN NTI! NATNAL Q fl A . 40 A Z ' ' E, C 5, WEETWATER ROAD N IONAL CITY CALIFORNIA 92050 .. M S 30 P M TEL I l REBORING AND AUTO IVIACHINE SERVICE GENERATOR AND STARTER SHOP U ONT PAINT UPPLIE R WAY LA VISTA. CALI Phone C7147 474-5,165 Advertising 215 tolli N 'X tit T35 f s tllcdli X NK Sill? -5, ff The Management and Staff at JOHN BULL in- X- cluding it's many SU-HI ALUMNI extend best vvishes to the Class of '79. Flu Ihr Iruhitiun uf Ihr ilnua ut' fiirrrg t0lhr Englzlnh Pl Zfruut fur nut il ZFurtunr r ti 37 0HN ULL l ei iff Prime Rib Sz Steak COUNTRY STYLE DINNERS Our Hearty Dinners Include Baked Potato or French Fries or Rice Cocktails - Entertainment - Reservations Childrens Menu 2200 Highland Avenue, National City 474-2201 Q , ln our seventh year serving the South Bay X ,ij ks: X ff- N-Qld . L ,X 5 ' xx f 45 -I .VE walt S W 216 Q'aLf1EiLnlL-ilEilf1Qi5ll5l,ElL:iLiL'HELnlEi EU .si 44 5 LIT :xxxxuxxxxmxxxxxx:xxx-uxxxxxx:wxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxn-xxxxnxi AND HINA 5 1 0F 5 2 PLAZA BOWL Q 5 E 1 gp 5 5 ac-sz LANEs if-BANQUET noon ' :fm E t eeovrsu 24 nouns aemLuA1ms 'j Cocktails 5' 2 1201 PLAZA BLVD er- NATIONAL CITY gi f?,'im3p Served 5 474 -. ssox LIT - - KJ ' E 'I' iiiiiilkli ilkilkiiiiiiiiiiiiilkiiiiiilkilkiiiiiilkliiilkiiilk ii i A 'iii -fr. N ' . I Enjoyment Lg fj' I its ' all 1? In Discover Q TT! I ' the VVorId's J J ff Finest E r as ,,3., . is jg Chinese 'li . A . 5 and American 3 - G-, E 5- Restaurant E E Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 11 am-11 prn E T'-'YS ' Hfibbles ' CNRS ' Games Q FH' S? Eat' 11 am-1 .am Q a:-163 CENTEg1I3R.ZI6A gagsp., CA 92041 'E C St' Vlsta ii, 262 EAST GAANDI ESJb!gD?E?O, CA 92025 -?1 Phoner 420-0330 TQ, 15 No. 4TH XQ'AfT,c'i.?EA 3.23, CA 92010 J Cali for reservations. Food to go. '4i 4274433 mlwgieimiqefimlfismbmmmm O GISSGI' SPORTING GOODS 1018 NATIONAL AVENUE NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA 92050 JAMES L. STEPHENS GENERAL MANAGER 47145 477.9377 SEA FOOD Uamoua, 4 ff .N ASIAN AMERICAN MARKET EXOTIC FOODS FRESH FISH BEER AND VVINE 1736 E PLAZA BLVD NATIONAL CITY CALJF FRESH ROZEN :sf Q34 f I -- ' i i 2 17 TOWN AND COUNTRY LAN ES 1830 Sweetwater Road National City CA 92050 Special Discounts for students Student leagues Free Lessons Phone 477 2752 UG Home the most in DRY CLEANING SGUTH BAY PLAZA 1115 Highland Avej National City CA 92050 phone: 474-6151 Advertising 21 8 TREND 0' FASHION Contemporary Sportswear National City, CA 1626-B Sweetwater Rd. Phone: 477-1405 The Latest Fashion at Affordable Prices Ginny will help you choose your apparel for school and for those special occasions Advertising 219 1 0' SALES sY x TUNE up ALL. TRANSMISSIONS . BRAKES 0 422-9231 VIC'S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER upeten COMPLETE ENcsiNE REEUILDING Amana Jenn-Air Caloric Corning Maytag Radarange Kitchenaid PHONE 477-8313 1735 NATIONAL AVE P KUP NATIONAL ClTY, CA F' A ERY 28 Third Ave., Chula Vista, CA 92010 llAcross from Motor Vehicle Dept. At Wood's All Appliances Are Backed By Our Experienced Service Dept. i , xr 2 liv, Fifi hpiii 1 fi A fu of E XA, iii is Y is iii NATIONAL CITY MONTGOMERY WARD HOUSE OF MUSIC 1100 Highland Avenue 3126 D Pl-ala Blvd- 474-4661 National City, California 92050 Advertising 220 Aegeewme get W I Keith S FAMILY Restaurant N COFFEE SHOP DINING ROOIVI SECOND 84 NATIONAL IN NATIONAL CITY, CALIF. 92050 N OPEN 24 HOURS-PHONE 477-4358 I Advertising 221 WM- Howard s Furniture and Appliances OWNER 910 National City Blvd.-474-6788 Serving The Bay Area For Over 30 Years National City Howard s Corner Is At The Corner 9th 84 Natl City Blvd A Special Free Gift will be given with every purchase. We carry your account. Open Sunday 12 to 5:30 lNo Bank or Finance Co. involvedl Open 7 Days a Week ' a Z A EVERETT HOWARD C5 N I R Patio Florist Ieao E. am snzm 1625 Svffifvfter Rd' NATIONAL CITY, CALIF. National City, CA 92050 PHONE: 474-7300 Phone: 477-1165 Noor Bth A Palm 2-0-0-0-0-0-0-o-0-0-0-o-o-0-0-o-0-o-o-o-o-0-0-04-0-at 2 S , E SHANNON 2 D H S . out at sTvLE sHoP 6-O-O-O-Q-0-Q-..Q.......Q.Q.Q.Q.Q.................Q..,.,2 455 C STREET - CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA Haircutting for men and women Natalie and Jack Phone To Be geenUAtFYouLr Best, Msvsns I714I 427-2303 ee S 'rs Ph one FREE INSTRUCTIONS lANYTlMEl , Design and Make Your Own Iewelry Open 9 to 9 Sat' 9 to 6 477 9854 Advertising 222 . The golden age is ahead of us. Whether we know it or not, we rnove toward its realization on roads both busy and rough. Best wishes from the Busco-Nestor Studios Q t 2670 Fifth Avenue 'Your photographers for every occasion C84IVI AUTO PARTS COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP 124 East 30th Street 474-3372 National City CA Get your student discount card MEXICAN FOOD s i ' A HOURS l 10 A.M.To 10 P.M, . OOLD DRINKS COMPLETE DINNERS TO TAKE OUT LARGE DINING ROOM TO IW ' BANQUET ROOM FOR LARGE 8 SMALL PARTIES I714l 477-6262 TORBETI' S 6033548-1729 2316 HIGHLAND 1776 S. HIGHWAY 97 NATIONAL CITY CALIFORNIA REDMOND OREGON I .A - For appointment call: E A:,,-:EJ f714l477-1313 ao- Q47 puddtddd Zeautq Sfqdplq N Complete Nail Boutique ' Retail 1626 Sweetwater Fld. Suite F Wholesale National City Calif. 92050 SALAZAR CONSTRUCTION Custom Houses and Remodels Kitchens and Bathrooms etc. Phone 475-3654 fs' 4 ,gg ,W , if 94 I As Q 19 yt?-L I rxx 1 l Q if I I ' A 4' I f I, 1 EA S, f3f3f1-fT.yhff.f wah? N 0-C f - 4.17-mas 'T' 4' -fe ,gh P -- j ?oulm-a Womymd .4 ' . -Wg, -'ff-' A . - in.: -f A 'A ' :5. K 1-3'J.90nafnyee441efu4e I .5 -L , Woionadf 2921181 - HE 5 BETH'S Cake Decorating Unusual-Unlque I sEAuTiFuLLv V T osconnso wsooinc ences ye causes Fon Au. OCCASIONS N fia10:00-4:30 I 415-4060 'BCIII 'I 2317 neo or. Y, an Diego, CA 1 Advertising 224 LONG'S DRUG Where Everybody Saves 1730 Sweetwater Road Foy Sylvester, Manager Best Wishes To The Class Of '79 Advertising 225 This is a special thank you so-much from me to you: Gestopa s-This is for Laura St Celia, you two still have to come and munch out at my house. Eloisa V. A Grace O.-To my sweet sophs. be nice to each other! 'Member me okay! Lynne Q. St Pete B.-Well you guys DEADLINES are over, what cha' think? Thanks for all the time and patience you both put in. Toni C. 81 Aida S.-To THE Co-Editors 150 What?!!l Thanks for all the help in my section . . . Corny caption ,... Horrid Headlines... don't like it! ... Evelyn C., Melinda B., Mari C.,-You are three of a kind-I just don t know what to do about you guys! Keep in touch ... Joe A.: Thanx for the special treats ,... talks . . . 81 help this year- you re such a sweetheart! Joe S. Even though you graduated early, Im glad we still have our talks! Var, Cheer Squad: Well goils-we ve been through a lotfumember munchin' out at camp? Hard practices... u ...zany moments CM. Valleyl ... Sacramento ...Ill see you guys at Homecoming. Grace F.-My sweet friend, l've know since Jr. High! Our friendship has lasted-I hope forever. Marcus-I always wonder how I can put up with your shameful , lordy , wacky imitations, and facial ex- Geri-To my unique neighbor, this year has been a trip! Thanx for all the talks and help you ve given me! Everyone of you added to make me years esp. my Senior year a memorable one! Don t forget to keep in touch. Iam gonna miss y'all- cuz you've been so special-thanks for all your love and understanding you've given me! I love you all! Gerry Fontillas To Geri Naputi: Well big sis, you ve finally made it. You ve come a long way and now that you're half way there, I can't believe it. I've looked up to you for everything you ve taught me a lot of dif- ferent things. I guess that's why I can really say that you're MY BIG Just take life one day at a time and when you reach the top of that ladder Ill be the proudest little sister. So stay cool Bt always smile. Your Little Sis, Vera N. Yvette Thank you for being such a special friend We ve shared so many good times iwith many more to followl through our friendship Ive true meaning of friendship Just think four years ago we were just another face in the crowd to each other' Boy we sure ve come a long way 7 T0 THE PEOPLE WHO MADE MY SENIOR YEAR A SUCCESS AND A MEMORABLE ONE ,.. Joe P.-Thanks for the help, support, and understanding you gave and remember all the fun Et crazy times in ASB . . . PUNCH, SLAP, PINCH ' Loida S.fFor the times we talked talked, and talked about your dreammaker . . . J,M.!I! Anyways Sis, even though I won't be around to talk to . . . SUFFERIII!!! John Q.-A special person, but more of a Big Brother, who sticks to his decisions and ' LAGS by telling them! HINTEHINT! I ll remember that . .. Peter Q.-To my BUDDY who constantly made a great con- cersation, even though 'NOT' much was said. Just stay your Super Sweet Self!!!! Most of all to my Bro. Norman who really made Nothing of it. ILUVYA Come to think of it . . . those times were really NOTHING', but now MAY GOD BLESS TAKE CARE, BE GOOD most of all ... YOURSELVES Love Always, Sharon P.S. Class of '79 RULES To Gerry F. 84 Geri N. To the two best friends a guy could ever have. To the both of you thanks for all the interesting talks the good times we ve shared, and for making my Senior year something to remember. Good luck to you both, and here-'s hoping you hnd St get what you want out of life. My friendship to you both- Always Gt Forever Class of 79 Love You, Marcus Laxamana So the year has ended. I can't say I want it to because it has been the best, Kathy, how do we do it? Fights every class together for 4 years and your Hey Mans David, you will always be a bright spot in my gloomiest days. You've been a friend and everything else that comes along with it. To both of you I want to say I Love You and don t ever change because you re good just the way you are. To Kathy I leave the word noogie noogie and David Earlobe. Much love and thanks J.B. Brennan NI ' hh ' I pressionsryour Unexpected Situations, that I look back... I guess they were worth EVERY MINUTE !!! ' l , BE learned a lot about caring, sharing, but most of all l've learned the I t g I UQ 4' 226 alum l9JlXrooQvti'joe to Maru s la-20 .we q XX ,ff s 'ff.,,77ff2ffe WM fl, Yfffssf-ZS iorvlr r IHE VLASHEQ-72 I ,,,, Q , f ws ' RX' ii S l l me UWC' To some very important people who have made me what I am: Mom St Dad- You put up with a lot from your kid here. Thank you for understanding when I had to be at a million places at once. I love you. BeatrizAWe've done a lot of growing up together. I'll never forget your sunny attitude and unique way of looking at life. Linda-Woz, I just hope your Senior year is as great as mine was. Thanks for being there when I needed to talk. Sylvia-You are a strong together person whom I admire very much. Thanks for introducing me to your beautiful family. Silvia-KBeanerJ always remember where you got that name. It was fun having you as a housepest, I mean guest! Mary AnnfYou are a sweet sensitive person who deserves the best. Thanks for listening in gymnastics. Carla and Lisa-Two people who are as crazy about dancing as I am, Carla- I will survive -remember! Mona-You wouldn't believe how high Mary Ann and I were jumping when you were crowned. very special thanks to Mrs. Charles for being an extra special person wv, to us. '-i at 5. From, 'jf' V V Campus League To the Class of 79 Wishing that you will fulnll your every dream for the future and may it bring with it prosperity luck and happiness From you fellow classmate Luz Yvette Ollveras Valerie-You took a lot of riding from me. I guess it's 'cuz you have such a neat sense of humor. Mary-You have a great gift of laughter. Remember Sacramento, especially Old Sacramento. Mr. Inzunza-Thank you for believing in me when I didn't really believe in rny- self. Tell Mike I'm gonna wait for him! Mrs. Ochoa-I missed you very much while you were gone. Why couldn't you have waited until next year? Mrs. Neumeister-I m sure other Seniors join me in saying, We couldn't have done it without you! Thanks to all the good friends I made! Annual Staffers, Seniors, Underclassmen, Mechistas, teachers . . . for making my years at Su-Hi a memorable learning ex- perience. Good luck to you all and may God Bless You. Love, Z4 mapa Ernie, No matter how life turns out I know you deserve the best, and will probably get it! Always remember I love you, and I always will. I'll never forget you or all the fun we had and how great you made my junior year! Hope I made your Senior year just as good! Sorry for anything bad that happened! I love you! Always 8t Forever, Sherri Dedicated to Sherri Ross, Laura Charles, and Sweetwater High, I leave the school I love today with my heart so low. My friends, my experiences, my loves my life all today must go. For onward lies the future its hopes its dreams. I'll always care, Ernie Love, Ernesto Bautista Valero C A A I V .4 X- lf U! 2 'W Q I UA QCXXQ' DK X J F3 4 X 1 f 'J VW J 4 M 1' ' a , , 0' W 7 ,Q 'MM f- 1 Og, f locfd'-fr GA-N E SLVR- LZ. 2 fu? '- A 4. X I f' ' ' I l xl ' il 3. st rfi' 227 l' Yi' W C 228 To our llSpecial Friends who helped make our 3 years at SU-HI memorable, Nini, Evelyn, Valerie, Violet, Grace, Ge y, Patricia, Glo y, Geri, Armida, Melinda T. and to all those who are not mentioned. Thanx for all the F-FUN and crazy times we had to- gether. We wish you all lotsa luv, happiness, and good times in the years to come. Keep in touch and remember us always!!! To Martin-Thanks for being such a good friend, an re member you still owe me for our bet about Sweethearts! To Ben 84 Pat-You t o shall not forget me in the world, yes? To Jimbo-Thanx for all the luv and understanding you've given me, and for being around when I needed someone to talk to. Remember me always! To our 'ISpecial Sis-mo Irene-have F-fun next year and don't forget to take your munch 1966227 to Sweethearts! To uArby 44217, Always remember that I'm I'Hopelessly Devoted To You !!! To my Sweetheart Eric C9if37J, I spe ially want to thank you for all the f-fun, crazy and good times we have spent together. Also thanks for being so understanding and lovable. Remember we got alot coming to us in the near future. I Love You. Always -St Forever ..... M. Ignacio and Nl. Baclagan Here are a few people I d like to acknowledge for making my first year in high school a memorable one: GERI O-You made my feel like a different person. Stay sweet and keep in touch. SANDY AND DEVERA-Two crazy sweetheart cheerleaders who be trippin' all the time. You've given me a good time throughout the year. AIDA S-You really got your thing ' together, keep it up. Good luck! MS. STEVENS AND MS. NEUMEISTERWTWO together teachers whom I ll always admire. MR. LOPEZaThanks for being a great advisor. You were a great help. PETER Q-Thanks for all the rides but wait until next year... now who will be riding in class? JEANNIE M-We've known each other for a long time fmaybe too Iongll and I'lI always remember your trippiness . .. TONIC-Hey . . .you ve been my buddy for a long time . . . take care of yourself, okay? RACHEL 81 CELIA-Two crazy crazy good friends, see you in Annual Stal? . . . GERRY F-We've gotten super close and I've realized what a friend, sis, and sweetheart you are . . , take care . . . ANNE, JOYCE, 81 GRACE-It was fun working with you ... next year we can egg to the max! LYNN-Small talk . . . keep up that laugh! OLGA-You're really a good friend . ,. stay crazy! KATHY-Keep in touch and remember our talks. NORMA-Reunited!Best wishes for your relationship with Eric . .. ' proud of you for accomplishing a very good year keep in touch . . . SALLY-We got back on the right track . . . Thanks for making me re- alize how I really feel. LIZ-My sour sister . . . move to Lemon Grove yet? You ve given me the knowledge I have now and we've grown-up' alot . . . we know not too please anyone except ourselves .. . First at least! EYVONNE-We've been through a very hectic year . . . but we have a stronger relationship because of it . . . remember to smile and eat your salad! ANNIE F-Your very special to me and we've been through so many things together . . . we'll go crusing pretty soon .. . don t worry . , . we'll have the best summer yet right? l'll be over! Thanks oe if Class of '79 Thank you for being such a special class. I'll remember this year as being the best because of all of you. Good luck- see you in ten years, God bless and give you love and peace. Rita Neumeister QQ If f s' , 1 K I To Doris Quezon with all my gratitude- A friend is somebody who knows you and likes you Exactly the way that you are- Somebody who,s special and so close in thought That no distance can ever seem far- A friend is that someone whose cheerful Hello Always brings a bright smile to your face- whose thoughtfulness makes you feel really at home Whatever the time or place- A friend is somebody who shares all your secrets And laughs at the same thing you do VVho helps you make plans and is happy to hear When something nice happens to you- A friend understands without any words Stands by you when nothing goes right And willingly talks over problems with you Till they somehow just vanish from sight- And whether you're neighbors or live miles apart A word from a friend gives a lift To your heart and your spirit that shows you once more Why our friendship is my dearest gift. Thanx- I will always remember the fun and crazy things weive done and thank you for being there when I needed you' Best friends always 61 forever Love 8z Happiness, Colette johnson 54809, 229 GUILLERMO ADAME Mo ASB V.P. 3, J.V. Football 1, V. Football 2,3, CSF 1,2, Sealbearer 3, Knowledge Bowl 1, V.P. 2,3, Boys State 3, In- teract V.P. 2, District Alternate Chairman 3, Senior standout 3, Class Council 3, Super Senior... Will never forget making it to the Semis two years in a row, all the great people at SU-HI, but especially being with Linda . . . After graduating he will continue his education in college. NORBERT ALARCON JR. Beto Football J.V. 1,2, Cross Country 3, Float Committee 1,2, Class Council 3 ... Will never forget the good times spent at Sweetwater and all his friends . .. Likes partying with his friends . . . After graduating he hopes to be a policeman. BLANCA STELLA ALVAREZ Blanche CSF 1,2,3, French Club 2,3, Volleyball 2. Will never forget all the close friends and good times we had . .. Likes dancing, reading, and sewing . .. After graduating she plans to go to college and become a translator in foreign languages. APRIL SUE ANGEL Float Committee 1,2,3, SHS Club 1,2, Class Council 1,2,3, Will never forget the good times building our junior Float and then winning first place. Also all the good times at the foot- ball, basketball games , .. Likes rock music, playoff games because SH-HI is always in them, Dislikes when they took away our float this year . .. After graduating she plans to attend Southwestern college. SCO'I'l' ANDERSON Buffy, Scooter, White boy Football 1, Cross country 2, Will never forget the ski trip, Zarecky's class, Disco Ten ... After graduating he plans to go to college and major in business. RAMONA ARAUZ Mona ASB Sec. 3, Senator 2, Imp Bt Devil 2,3, MECHA 1,2,3, Sec. 2, Annual Staff 2,3, Stud. Life editor 3, AFS 3, Track 2,3, Cross country 3, 78-79 Homecoming Queen ... Will never forget the old running bunch and all our times to- gether. Homecoming also, the way She was zoomed around in the car . . . After graduating she will go on to college, travel, see what life is all about. Most of all help those so unfortunate. MONICA AYALA Friendship League Will never forget all of the good times at SU-HI . .. Likes making friends and dislikes having enemies , .. After graduating she plans to succeed in what ever she does, and be proud of what she has accomplished, ROBERT T. AVILA Bobby SU-Hl News 3 Will never forget all the great friends he met, and hopes to still see them after he graduates. Likes to listen to music, being with friends. After graduating he will go to college, have a successful life, hopes to work at Standleys for a long time. FERDINAND AGUINALDO Sammy Stage band 1,3 Asian Club 1,2, V.P. 3, Devotion 1, Who's Who Will never forget playing with Devotion and senior year . . , Likes Filipino food, American food, and girls . .. Dislikes history classes . . . After graduating he will try to major in medicine. Page 230 MELINDA BACLAGAN Ned Short Flag Corp. 2,3, Will never forget taking first place at Camarrillo two years in a row, taking first and third at camp, January 26, 1978 with EM, Will also miss checking out all the munches around town, all the f-fun and crazy times she had at Sweetwater . . . ELIZABETH BALOUGH Betty Class Council 1,2,3, Float Committee 1,2,3, Will never forget all the good times she and Dina had at the football and basketball games . . . VIOLET MAE BALOUGH Vi Class Council 1,2, Class treasurer 3, J,V. Cheerleader 2, Girls 230 track 1, LD. Captain 3, :St Float Committee 1, Annual Staff 3 Will never forget not knowing what we were doing for half- times. Cha-cha's Treca Bt Robin's Story of Steve in her Bug. After graduating she will become a successful nursery school teacher. Hopes to live a long and happy life with Jimbo. ANTHONY BANAGA Tony or haircap Plays guitar and all sports . .. Will never forget all the good rock and roller's here at Sweet- water . . . Likes the lack of supervision at lunch to leave school and dis- likes school . . . After graduating he will try to become a member of a rock band if not join the service, JOHN BARBA Mecha V.P. 2,3, French Club 1,2 Will never forget visiting Al- capulco and Mexico City with the gang from Sweetwater in '77. Going to Hawaii in 78. After graduating he will continue his education, enrich his life, visit Europe, Latin America and stay in close contact with friends. KENNETH J. BEAN J.V. Football 1,2, V. Football 3, Float committee 3 Will never forget partying with the gang and losing in the last minute of the semi-finals . . . After graduating he hopes to get a job that pays a lot of money. ANA MARIA BELLO Anita Softball J.V. 1,2, Var. 3, Volleyball 1, Peer counselor 2 Will never forget the years of 1976-1978 and all the good times she had with her best buddy Twigs. Likes skateboarding, dislikes prejudiced people, After gradu- ating she will hope to be successful in all she attempts, pursue a career in psychology and or law, Some day get married and live happily ever after. ROGER BENDER Roger Dodger J.V. Track 1,2, V. Football 2,3 Will never forget the Lincoln 81 San Pasqual games and the parties . , . Likes to lift weights and have a good time . . . After graduating he will go to college. REYNOLD BERIN Rey Asian Club 81 Interact Club, V. Tennis 2,3 LISA BILODEAU J.V. Basketball 1,2, V. Tennis 3, V. Track 3, Class Council 1,2,3, SU-HI News Staff 3, Float Committee 1,2,3 Will never forget all the good times she had at SU-HI . ., After graduating she will go to college. EDWARD BENTON BLACK Ed Football manager 2,3, Band 1,2, Baseball manager 1, Basket- ball manager 3, Track manager 3, ICC member 3, Senator 1, Sci-6 club 3 Will never forget students and faculty, class of '79 sports ac- tivities . . . Likes being with friends, dislikes student apathy . . . After graduating he will go into the army and then go into a career in law. HENRY BLACK Hank or H He really enjoyed taking and printing pictures . . , Will never forget this very unique year in sports, taking the Metro banner in football, basketball, and maybe soccer . . . Likes the outdoors, camping, hiking, fishing. Dislikes the lack of apathy at SU-HI, but it's starting to pick up. After graduating he will vacation a little bit after which he plans to major in electronics engineering at UCSD. PERFECTO IVIACARAEG BAUTISTA JR. Pete or Paco Asian Club 2, Red L Gray 2,3, Var. Wrestling 1, Float Com- mittee 2, Imps 84 Devils 2,3, ASB D.J, 3 ... Likes l'Movies , photography, soul Bt jazz music, and running. Dislikes waking up early . . . Will never forget the Sweethearts ball of '79, his jr. year as the big cheese, V.B. with Coach Wise's class, and getting kicked out of the Bonita B.B, game . .. After graduating he will try to attend SDSU JENNIFER LANE BRENTS Jenny Tall Flags 3, Class Council 2,3 ... Will never forget being with all her friends and having a great time and will especially remember Oct. 9, 1978 ... After graduating she hopes to live a happy successful life with Ed and to always make him happy. JOANNE LOUISE BRADEN Giraffe Senate 1,2, Football Stat. 2, Float Committee 1,2, .. . Will never forget the good times she had during her senior yr. Likes being with friends and family. After graduating she wants to go to college to study computer programming. PEGGY MARIE BONNEY Porky Swimming 2,3, Marching 3, . .. Will never forget Mr. Vogel, Fube, Buver, and Burp. Dislikes staying home alone. After graduating she plans to go on to college for fashion and interior design. BERNICE BOOTH Flag Corps 2 .. . Will never forget all the good times, and flag corp , .. After graduating her goals are to make Peter Iglesias happy and be with her Heavenly Father. PATRICK CABULAGAN Varsity Football 2,3, Var. Basketball 1,2,3, Var. Track 1,2,3 Will never forget the gang, the playoff loss to Lincoln in '77- '78, egging of the Floats, the playoff loss to San Pasqual in '78-'79, and sophomore girls of '79 ... Likes Girls, the parties, and sports . . . After graduating he will go to college, be successful, and make his parents proud. TONI LYNNE CALDWELL Bones, Bubba Soph. Pres., Jr, V.P., Quill and Scroll 2,3, Annual Staff 1,2 Co-editor 3, Track 1,2,3, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Var. Cheerleader 3-Capt, Peer Couns. 2, Jr. Miss Pageant 3 ,.. Will never forget the fun times from Sept. '76 to June '79, es- pecially all the good times and bad times with Junior, all the talks with One and Liz during the summer of '77 . ,, After graduating she will pursue a career in the business field as an accountant. MARIA TERESA CARRIEDO CSF 1,2, Sec. 3, M.E.C.H,A. 3, Senior Class Council Sec., In- teract Treas. 3, Ski Club 3, French Club 3, Su-Hi Service Club 3, Float Committee 1 . .. Will never forget all the crazy times spent with Manuel and the even crazier times spent with llthe gang . . . After graduating she hopes to End that everlasting road to happiness and to make those who love her, especially her par- ents, forever proud of her. ERNESTINA CASTANEDA Ernes or Erny Likes to play tennis, jog, read books, and listen to music . . . After graduating she will go to college and be working. CATHERINE CATUDIO Cathy Asian Club 1, Float Committee 1,2, Good Times 1,2,3 Will never forget all her friends, Mr. Doncheski, dance class with Dawn, and of course her sexy boss , Al Martinez . . . After graduating she will attend fashion inst. and pursue a ca- reer in fashion merchandising. Then marry Catarino Plandor and raise a family. RICARDO CHAVEZ Soccer Var. 1, Latino Club . . . Will never forget Sweethearts ball . . . After graduating he will go to college, be the best plumber and after that get married and live happy. LOURDES CONTRERAS luly J.V. Volleyball 1,2, M,E.C.H.A. 2 . .. Likes being able to help others . . . Will never forget going all the way to METRO three times in a row, and all the good times she had during high school , . . After graduating she will become a legal secretary for a law nrm or an executive administrator. DENISE ELAINE CRONKRIGHT Deny Will never forget Ms. Mitchell, Mrs. Orr, Mr. Mora, Mrs. Zim- mer, Mr. Bolger, Mr. Gipson, Mr, Mayo, Mr. Darton, April An- gel Monica Ayala, Cindy Austin, Julie K., Aileen Reyes, and Sheila Clapper . .. Likes disco dancing, rock 84 roll, beach, horses, Camaros, Mex- ican and American food . . . After graduating she will live very happily with her boyfriend Kirk McGeehee. EVELYN CRUZ Sweetwater Flag Corp. 2,3, Campus League 3 Will never forget making it as Co-captain of the flag corp and taking first place at Camarillo and at Southwest Migh during her jr. and sr. yr., taking hrst and third at camp during sum- mer of '78, and performing at football and basketball games during half times . .. After graduating she will take each day as it comes. ROSEMARIE E. CUEVAS Rose Will never forget all her Hip friends especially Thram Nguyen, Benny Damasco, and Bessy Mamerto . . . After graduating she will go to college. BENEDICTA D. DAMASCO Bennie Dancing, bowling, going crazy wx' J.R ..,. Will never forget good times as well as troubled ones with Mar, Magic Mountain trip with Bobby ,... Summer '77 ... After graduating she will become a recluse for 3 months then go to State U. FRANK DELA'l'l'RE Frankie J.V. Swimming 1, Var. 2, CSF 1,2,3, . .. Will never forget sharing the memories of yesterday and the dreams of tomorrow with Kay F, Supsic. After graduating he will obtain a degree in architecture, make mucho money and move to the mountains with Kay Supsic, where they will live secluded from rest of the world and its problems. LIGIA YVONNE DIAZ c.S.F. 1,2,3, Photo Club 3, Red st Gray 3 Will never forget Ms. Mitchell, Andy-Orr, Mrs. Fiege and Ms. Scott for making Su-Hi an interestingly fun learning experi- ence for her . .. Likes jogging, racquetball, reading, and sewing . .. After graduating she will go into banking, get married, share God's wonderful purpose for mankind under righteous condi- tions Rev. 21:3,4. MARIA G. DIAZ Class Council 3, Campus League 3, Drill Team 3 Will never forget her friends at Su-Hi and teachers who made her three years so memorable especially Sharon N., Lupe A., Chela L. . . . Likes being with friends and going out on Friday nights games After graduating she will attend college and hopes to be able to accomplish all her goals. MARK DAVIS Cross Country 1,2,3, Capt. 3, Track . .. Will never forget the weekends spent in L.A. at Mt. Sac with the team . . . Likes running and all the great times with friends and team- mates . . . After graduating he plans to buy land North and settle down ANTONIO DE LA SERNA Will never forget being in the U.S. and in Su-Hi. Knew differ- ent people from whom he learned a lot of great things, and the Universal Studios with friends from SU-HI . .. Likes that in Su-Hi there is a lot of people with different back- grounds . . . After graduating he will plan to continue his education, travel, and enrich his life. DIANE DIXON Chilia Var. Softball 1,2,3, Basketball JV 1, Var. 2,3, Volleyball JV 2, Var, 3, Float Committee 1,2 .. . Will never forget the good times going to the football games and basketball games . . . Likes playing sports and kicking back with friends . .. After graduating she will go to college. TERESA KAYE DORN Red Cross Club 1, Pep Club 1, Class Council 1, Senator 2, Imp 81 Devil 1,2,3, Commissioner of Concessions 3 . .. Will never forget all her friends at Su-Hi . .. She will be going to Southwestern College to get her RN. degree. VALERIE EDWARDS Farrah JV Basketball 1,2, Var. 3, JV Softball 1,2, Var. 3, Band 2 . . . Will never forget all the good times we had at Su-Hi . .. Likes horseback riding, parties, and playing her favorite sports After graduating she would like to go to college and major in law and successfully become a probation officer. LUZ EUNICE ESCALANTE With God's guidance she wants to attend college and live a happy and successful life . . . She will never forget meeting Mark in her soph. year and go- ing to his prom, her jr. year with Diana, Consuelo, and Elisa. She will miss laughing on the bus with crazy Raquel. KATHRYN ANN FERRILL Kathy Tennis 3, Campus League .. . Will never forget good ole Su-Hi . .. Likes sewing, going to the show, football games, and being outdoors , . . After graduating she will go to college and hopes to become an interior designer. She would like to get married and move. ROBERT FERRIS Basketball JV 1,2, Var. 3 .. . The good times with the team and all the people I have known After graduating he will go for more schooling and then be- come wealthy. DENNIS FLORES Quiver Lips Marching Band 1,2,3, Squad Leader 2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, President 3, Jazz Ensemble 1,2,3, Pep Band 3, Peer Coun- selor 3 . .. GRACE FERRER FONTECHA Flag Corps 1,2,3, Capt., Asian Club 1,3, Sec., Class Council 2, Float Committee 2, Campus League 3 ,. , Will never forget the fun times in Hag corps performances, dear friends like-both Gerri's, the flag team of '78-'79, and meeting Roland Fisher in the 10th grade . ,. After graduating she would like to be successful in computers, live life happy, and right. GERALDINE E. FONTILLAS Lil' Ger Class council 1,2, Float Committee 2, Short Flags 1,2, Quill and Scroll 2,3, Red and Gray 1,2,3, Asian Club 1,2,3, Campus League 3, Cheerleader Var. 3, Homecoming Court 3, JV Stat. 2 . . . Will never forget parades, Sacramento, camps, the bad and good times in flags and cheer, crazy times with her friends esp. visiting Marcus at work, DEAD LINES!, and all three years at Su-Hi . . . Likes meeting new people. Dislikes not knowing what we're doing at assemblies . . . After graduating she will pursue a career in computors. MARTIN GALLARDO Dancing Bear Football JV 1, Var. 2,3, Baseball 1,2,3,, Sociables 3, Class Council 3 . . . Will never forget the Lincoln game and all the good friends he made at Su-Hi and that he's a mighty Red Devil ... After graduating he will attend college. SIGIFREDO GALLEGOS Freddie Football 1,2, Baseball 1,2 .. . Will never forget the time we lost to Lincoln in the last two and a half min. of the game. After graduating he will train to be a carpenter. JAMES MICHAEL GANELIN Football 1,2, Var. 3, Will never forget his friends, especially the young ladies . . . Likes sports trying different foods, and eating . . . After graduating he will go to college and into business. LANCELOT DIOSDADO S. GERODIAS Lance Will never forget the most exciting day he started at Su-Hi . . . Likes happy, fun going people. Dislikes a hypocrite ... After graduating he will go to college and do the best out of it. LAURA GERONILLA Volleyball 1,2,3, Softball 1,2,3 ,,.. Will never forget partying with all her friends . .. Likes going to parties, school activities, and being with all her friends . . . After graduating she will go to Hawaii, live on a Sinsemilla farm, and then maybe go to college. TONY JOHN GIANNOS Big Tony JV track 1,2, Drama Productions .. . Will never forget the good times he had with his friends, going to the games, and doing all sort of crazy things . .. After graduating he intends to go to college and become a television director. NORA GLASCO Norie Racquetball 1,2, Photo Club 3, Swim Mgr, 3, ... Likes having good and funny times with Mary L. and other friends . . . Will never forget her three years at Su-Hi and all the people she has met... After graduating she will attend UCSD and UCD. She would like to receive a degree in veterinary medicine. LIZ GOGUE Strawberry Asian Club 1,2 ... Will never forget the wonderful times she had with her friends, laughing joking around and going out with , and all the trouble she's been through. Love ya! F.C .... Likes dancing, partying, and Polynesian dancing . .. After graduation she will become an interior decorator, Page 232-233 ELIZABETH GUERRERO Liz or Tita Ski Club 3, Mecha Will never forget trying to ski, U.B., good friends at Su-Hi- Consuelo, Patty, Lupe, Senior Prom of 78 .. . Likes parties, beach, champale . . . After graduating she hopes to travel. ELDA LETICIA GUILLEN Likes to jog, read, play racoetball, and sew . . . After graduating she plans to go to a business college and study to become a legal secretary. DOREEN GURULE Cha-Cha Swim Team 1, Class Council 1,2,3, Float Comm. 1,2,3, I.D. Corp. 1, Co-capt. 2, Drill Team 3, Annual Staff 3 ... Will never forget cruising in Silvia's green boat with the gang and building the float at her sisters house, and of course Jr. float winning! Also July and August of '78 ... After graduation she will go on to college. TERESA GUZMAN Guera Likes to play sports and go dancing . . . Will never forget the day she got her engagement ring from Jorge Contreras, 11-9-76 . .. After graduation she will get training to work in a ofhce, then settle down and marry, MARGARET S. HAGAR Pep and Red Cross Clubs 1, Class Council 1, Imps and Devils 1,Z,3, Senate 2, Campus League 2,3, SU-HI Service, Star Club, and Comm. of Store 3 ... Will never forget A.S.B .... Likes everyone . .. After graduation she will pursue a career in architectural, landscape, interior, or fashion designing, wildlife manage- ment, bridal consulting, floriculture, cartograpy, genealogy, anthropography biogeography, paleobiology, calligraphy busi- ness, or finance. MARJORIE LUE HAGAR csf1,3,lmp and Devil 1,2,3, Photo Club 3, Star Club 3, SHS 2,3, Quill and Scroll 3, Red and Gray 3, French Club 2, Cam- pus League 2, Interact 2 .. . Will never forget J.K., A.R., F,.A., Mr. Don, Grandpa Partch, and the ASB Gang . .. Likes tennis, photography, Si-6, movies and special effects, spaghetti and wontons . . . Dislikes pretenses . . . After graduating she will get her degree in photography and possibly go into filmmaking and special effects, VALERIE HARDIE Senior Class V.P., Speech Team Pres, Gallery Staff mem- ber, Vocal Ensemble, CSF, Black Students Union, V, B-ball 2,3, V. Volleyball 2,3, Marching, Concert bands 2 ... Will never forget being selected for both the Jr. Miss Contest and the SH,-ball court, the excitment, fun and learning she experienced in both . , , Likes good, down to earth people . .. Dislikes people who are phony . . . After graduating she will continue her education in college. PAULA HEBERT Likes horseback riding, swimming, writing poems, working with kids, volleyball and baseball . . . Dislikes some of the teachers in school . . . After graduating she will be married and wants to raise a family. LORI ANN HEINZ SU-HI Service Club, Float Comm, 2,3, Sr, Class Council 2,3 Will never forget Mr. Lopez, Mrs. Scott for helping me along the way toward success . , . Likes softball, eating, listening to Rock Music, shopping with the gang, bugging her parents, and working at Mont. Wards Dislikes no open campus, not enough rock music, outragious prices on school food, smoking area, dirty restrooms , . . After graduation, she plans to go to Southwestern, then go to Mesa and major in accounting. 231 NORMA HERNANDEZ Will never forget being in Spanish for Sp. Spk., with Mr. Ditto Likes all her friends and talking. After graduating she will probably go to college for journalism. RUEL TORRES HERNANDEZ lmperious Leader Marching band 1, Pres. of Star Club 3 ... Will never forget football, basketball games, going to Sci-Fi and Comic conventions with the Onlies, teachers and friends Likes Science fiction, blasters, tape recorders, food, and WOITICTI . . . Dislikes all the bad things . .. After he graduates, he will go to UCSD to major in Computer Engineering. DIANA I. HERRERA Track Var. 1,Z, Peer Counselor 2, CSF 1,2 ... Will never forget all the memories of SU-HI . .. Likes to eat and run track . .. After graduating she will go to college and become a teacher, some day a counselor. Hopes to be happy always. JOSE L. HERRERA V. Soccer 1,2,3 ... Will never forget his last soccer game, . .. After graduating he will go to college, get married, be happy. EN RIQUE HUDSON Rick Will never forget the experiments and demonstrations in Dres- cher's class . .. Likes holidays . . . Dislikes homework . .. After graduating he will continue his education and lead a normal active life. DAVID J, HUNTER Will never forget going to egg lights during homecoming week Likes holidays, dislikes Finals . .. After graduating he will go to college and get a degree in Real Estate. JANET ARCEO IGLESIAS Float Comm. 1, Asian Club 1, Flag Corp. 2 ... Will never forget the good times with her friends . . . Likes being and making people haDPY , .. After graduating she will continue working and someday be successful in life. MARICEL MONZON IGNACIO Mari Asian Club 1, Drill Team 2, Class Council 1,3 ... Will never forget how much her and Eric went through, all their lovable and good times spent together , . . Likes being with Eric and all her old and new friends . .. After graduating she will continue her education and spend more time with Eric. ANTHONY JERDO Tony, T.J. Photo Club . ,, Will never forget being Metro Champs,. Jr. float . . . Likes taking pictures, short-wave listening After graduating he will ind a job and go to college. DAVID RAY JONES Ray Will Never forget Sweetwater High and the nice people . . , Loves playing baseball, football, and all the girls!!! . . . After graduation he will go on to college and be a success. TANYA MARIE JONES Gigi French Club, Gallery Staff, Band 1, ICC rep 3, CSF, Knowl- edge Bowl . . , Will never forget Ms. Brassey for interesting her in English, Ms. Follendorf for guidance in Gallery, Ms. Orr, and Mr. Za- recky, they helped her realize the benefits of social science . . . Likes sports ... Dislikes boredom . .. After graduating she will continue studies in the field of for- eign language. VICKIE JUSTUS Vic Swimming 1, Softball Manager 1, Will never forget the football games and the fun after the games. Will always remember the fun times with Martin Gal- lardo . . . Likes Su-Hi and will always remember it . .. After graduating she will attend college and continue working and then settle down with Tim LaToure. HELEN JULIE KAPELCZAK Julie or Jules CSF: Swim Team, Volleyball, Will never forget special friends, M.R., M.J., G.Q., AND THE 232 FUN TIMES Aileen and her had together . .. now if only she could get rid of her crude jokes . .. likes tennis, bicycling, swimming, volleyball, and almost all outdoor sports. MARY CAROL LANT Mickey Raquetball Club 1, CSF 1, Imp 81 Devils 2,3, Lamplighters 2, Football Stat 2,3, Basketball Stat 3, Prom Committee 3, Su- Hi News 3, Sweethearts Ball Court. Will never forget going to Sacramento with our 2 1 basketball team, football season, and Sweethearts Court . . . Likes frogs, catsup, rainbows, the beach, surfers, red cor- vettes, and laughing with friends . .. After graduating she will hopefully be successful 84 happy. LUKE LaROYA Lukey or Luka Knowledge Bowl 1,2, Pres. 3, Imp and Devil 1. Pres. 2,3, Pres. Sealbearer 3, Interact Club Pres. 2, Dist, Gov. 3, BAD 3, Sen- ator 3, Campus Beautification Project 2, Chrmn. 3, Boys' State Delegate 3, Elk's Teenager of the Month 3, UCSD Super Senior 3 ... Will never forget the KB People with Big Al, Big Mo, Big Dave, and, of course, Lil Bess. lno offensel. Also, the masses who promoted the augementation of his educational interests ,. After graduating he will be attending an established university. MARCUS LAXAMANA Moco Class Council 1,2,3, Imp and Devil 1,2,3, Asian Club 2,3, Comm. of Student Activities 3, Sr. Standout . . . Will never forget the good times with the t'gang especially Gerry F. and Geri N. and all his friends at Su-Hi . .. Likes being with friends and meeting new faces, listening to music, and going out . .. After graduating he will go to college and get a good educa- tion, live a successful and happy life. RUTH MARIE GONZALES LOMIBAO Baby Ruth, Roof, or Let-me-bow . . . Campus League 2,3, Asst. Comm. of Student Activities 2, Asian Club 1,2, CSF 2,3, Marching, Pep, and Concert band 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. Band 3, Class Council 1,2 .. . Will never forget all the parades, the nice people she's met, and how her 84 David Sparkman got together on the last day of school of '77 .. . Likes to travel, play musical instruments, and talk wf people. MICHAEL E. LUCK Will never forget great teachers and friends . . Likes drawing and long vacations . . . Dislikes theorums and corollarys . . . He plans to go to college in the future. MARGIE LUJAN Will never forget when her grandfather died . .. Likes to disco dance with roller skates, listen to her Bee Gees, Andy Gibb, and Barry Manilow record collections. . . also likes watching the sunset at the beach . , . After graduating she will be studying in Mexico City tourist administration. MARTHA C. MACIAS Calss Council 1, Volleyball 1, MECHA 1,2,3, MECHA Treasurer 3 . . . Will never forget the good times at Su-Hi and Jaime . .. Likes going to the beach and park . . . After graduating her goal in life is to attend San Diego State to make her parents proud of her. YVETTE MACIAS Vice Pres, Photo Club, Red 81 Gray 3, Will never forget slipping in the 100 building, the rat going in her shirt in Biology . .. Likes raquetball, basketball, photography, being outdoors, lis- tening to good music ... After graduating she will be a photographer, get married, and live her life always doing the will of God. RANDY MACOUBRIE Big Mac Cross Country 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Will never forget breaking Mr. Rasmussen's leg in his Soph. year and being a student of Su-Hi . .. Likes after-game parties. EDGAR MAIGUE Ed Asian 1,2,3, Var Tennis 1,2,3, Will nver forget the good times in school . . . Likes wood shop, class that gives a lot of work. He plans to attend Southwestern upon graduation. EMELYN N. MAIGUE Em Var Girls Tennis 1,2,3, Will never forget wearing a tennis dress, the '78 tennis team the old and new friends she's made . ., Likes watching T.V., reading, going over 2424, 81 listening to music . .. After graduating whe will attend good old Southwestern 84 hopefully Gnd her inner-self. JOSE M. MALIJAN JR. Molly Will never forget senior ditch days and the 30th Street party where he met this very fine young lady . . . Upon graduating he will work and maybe go on to a junior college. BLESILDA MADRIDEJOS MAMERTO Bessy CSF 1,2,3, Seal Bearer, Asian Club 3, Interact Club 3, Knowl- edge Bowl 1,2,3, Imp 81 Devil 2,3, Class Council 3, Will never forget Filipino friends and Knowledge Bowl . .. Likes being with her special someone, and cruising with her friends . .. After graduating she would like to attend SDSU. JOANNE KATHLEEN MANELA Will never forget Halloween night, all the football games, people who made her junior year such a memorable one . .. Likes people that make her laugh .. . After graduating she will attend college, own a Subaru Brat, live in the mountains, and be happy. CORNELIUS E. MARA JR. Connie Varsity Wrestling 3 .. . Will never forget the Hoat meeting when everyone got egged, the football and basketball games, and going to parties . . . Likes the teachers at Sweetwater but would like open campus After graduating he wishes to become a welder and to travel. KERMIT MCDOWELL Kerm Will never forget his wild and crazy friends, and going to foot- ball games . .. Likes healthy young ladies yet dislikes ladies who think they're too fine . . . After graduating he will continue his education in college and live the GOOD LIFE! ANDREW DONALD MCLINTOCK Andy Var. Football 2,3, Var. Track 2,3 ... Will never forget Su-Hi for what it has helped him accomplsih Likes the sports program and friendships made . .. Upon graduation he will pursue his inspirations to help others. PENNY MELL Float Committee 2,3, Likes steak 81 potatoes, Mexican 84 Italian food, and partying Dislikes arguing and waking up in the morning . . . Will never forget partying out with Rhonda, Carrie, Cathy, Julie, Sheila, Sandy, and Sandra... She plans to continue her education and live it up for awhile .. . then settle down, get married, and have a family. CECILIA ALICIA MENDIVIL CC- Beaner CSF 1,2,3, MECHA 2,3, Class Council 1,3, Treasurer 2, Float Committee 1,2, Basketball Stat 2,3, Gymnastics JV 1, Var, 2, Red 81 Gray, Copy Editor 3, SHS Club 3 ... Will never forget the junior float, Mexico City trip, being a Hilltop cheerleader, soapy car washes, Sacramento, German Choc Cake fiends, beaners, Mr. Nothing Personal, Ochoa's oflice, and the disco crazies . .. Likes to relax by dancing, reading .. . Dislikes metichis . .. upon graduation she will go on to college 84 wait for opportu- nity to knock on her door. CAROL MENDOZA Jeannie-Lucy-Chinky Var. Cheerleader 3, Red 81 Gray 3, Gymnastics 2, Letter Car- rier 1, Homecoming Court '78 ... Will never forget the times her 81 Dawn had before, during, and after cheerleading, the relationship with Abe, the talks with Jeannie G., and just partying with her friends . .. Plans to become a stewardess upon graduation. BRIAN MILLER German Club, Marching Band, Star Club, VTR. Will never forget Mrs. Branch's, Sci-Fi class, crazy people in the smoking area, hiding from Goyochea 8g Avii in the VTR room . . . Likes women, writing, raquetball, swimming, scuba diving, pho- tography, 81 VTR . .. Upon graduation he will go to SDSU, major in computer tech- nology, sub-major in aeronautical engineering, and to move to Alaska. DIANA MISCOLTA Dina Drill Team 1, Lt. 25 Class Council 2,3 . . . Will never forget the good times at the football and basketball games and always laughing with Betty . ,. Likes to go out all the time and hates staying home . . . Upon graduation she will go to a business college and be ale- gal secretary. MELANIE IVIITELFELT Neader Speech Team 35 Swim Team 35 Water Polo Mgr. 1 . . , Will never forget noody-dooing, all the good times with Kellie, David, and especially Mrs. Neumeister . . . Likes going on overnights with the gang .. . Dislikes all the phony people at school .,. After graduating she will continue on with her education to become an airline stewardess. VALERIE MOLNAR Molnerd CSF 2,35 French Club 2,35 Thespians 35 Lamplighters 35 Vocal Ensemble 2,35 Choir 1,2,35 Peer Counselor 25 Junior Miss con- test 35 MISS JEAN BRODIE 3 ... Will never forget singing her hrst solo at school with the mike turned off, going on trips with Ensemble and Choir, being with friends . . . Likes singing, acting, dancing, playing piano, and just being with people , . . She will go on to college and hopefully become a music minis- ter in a church. JAIME V. MONGE MECHA 2,35 Soccer 1,2,35 Likes Mexican and Italian foods . . . Dislikes loosing soccer games . .. he hopes to become an architect. ROSA M. MONRREAL Will never forget goofing around at school with friends and going to parties and football games . , . Likes going out with her special someone and meeting new people . . . Upon graduation she wants to go to college and later spend her life with Chacon E. ED TROY MORRISON Troyboy JV Football 1, Var. 2,35 Class Council 2,35 Track 15 Float Comm. 2,35 Ed Clapper Memorial Fund 35 Sociables 3 ... Will nver forget the last two minutes of the San Pasqual game Upon graduation he would like to play football at city or Southwestern and possibly transfer to a major college, JAMES MURRAY Kamekazee JV Football 15 Var. Wrestling 35 Will never forget the float committees, parties, good times . . . Likes the people at Su-Hi and the beautiful young ladies . ., Upon graduation he will attend a junior college to gain an as- sociate in science degree and in law enforcement, GERALDINE LG. NAPUTI Geri Class Treasurer 15 Class President 25 Imp 81 Devils 1,2,35 Cam- pus League 2,35 Asian Club 1,2,35 Senate 35 Sweethearts' Queen 3 . . . Will never forget all the great friends she has made and the love and understanding her parents have given her . . . Loves to eat, sew, and drink vanilla shakes . . . After graduating she hopes to attend the University of San Diego and major in special education to teach handicapped children. DAVID NAPOLEON JV Football 15 Var 25 Capt. 35 Var. Wrestling 15 Speech 35 Choir 35 Sociables 35 Sr. Standout 3 ... Will never forget going out with the boys and the Fullerton State Tournament . . . Likes to be sociable . . . Dislikes People who aren't sociable ... Upon graduating he will go to college. ANHTROM NGUYEN . . , will never forget Rose Cuevas, Benny Damasco, Ms. Fol- lendorf, Mr. Doncheski, and Ms. Neumeister . . . Upon graduation she will go to college and back to Vietnam in the year 2000, SHARON MARIE NOBLES Charon or Sugar Asian Club 1,2,35 Campus League 35 Class Council 1,2,35 ASB Comm. of Service 2,35 Drill Team 35 imps St Devils 1,2,35 ... Will never forget all the fun and crazy times and especially her friends . . . After graduating she will attend the college of her choice and hope to succeed in anything she endeavors. SYLVIA NOLLA Beaner Class council 2,35 J.V. Basketball 25 MECHA 35 SHS 35 Cam- pus League 35 Float committee 2,35 ... Will never forget all the parties and good times and all her closest friends . .. Loves the beach, dancing, football and just messing around After graduating she will go to SDSU, goof off, look for the right guy, become independent, wealthy, have a swimming pool and horses. JEFFREY SACAY OLAES Jeff J.V, Football 1,25 V. Football 35 Track 1,25 Float Committee 1,25 Asian Club 1,2,35 Senior Standout 35 Sociables 3 ... Will never forget all the good times here at SU-HI and losing to Hilltop on Homecoming . .. After graduating he plans on going into the field of medicine, LUZ OLIVERAS Lucy Track team Will never forget the years of 78-79 that she spent at SU-HI Likes sports, disco, and music . ,. After graduating she will go to college and hope someday to become a very successful actress. OLGA ORTEGA Chola Will never forget January 28, 1979 a very special day, El Cabrillo Park, La Nona, Cata, Tapon, Yaqui, Chela, Cha, Tita, Chata, de N.C .... Likes her guy Teddy Bear, called it Luis Jr ..., Dislikes getting up at 6:45 in the morning ... After graduating she plans to go to college and work, SYLVIA CRISTINA PADILLA Class council 1,2,35 SU-Hi Service Club 1,2,35 J.V. Cheerleader 25 MECHA 2,35 Commissioner of Finance 35 Basketball Statis- tician 35 Modern Dance 2,35 ., . Will never forget going to Napoleones after the football games in jr. year . .. Likes sweets and Flying P.S.A .... Dislikes homework . . . After graduating she will go to college and then? PAMELA PALMORE Pam AFS Will never forget trips to Green Valley Falls, Universal Studios, and Disneyland with AFS . . . Likes going to games and being with friends . . . Dislikes getting up at 6:00 just to go to school . . . After graduating she will go to college, become a nursery school teacher or vet. BEVERLY PASTON Basketball 1,25 Action Club 1,25 Campus League 35 Gallery Staff . . . Will never forget turning Ms. Mitchell's room all around, seeing Mrs, 0rr's smiling face, and bugging Mrs. Stevens, Pugh, Follendorf, and Mr. Gipson. Likes the beach, tennis, basketball, and being with friends . . . After graduating she will become an R.N. ARMIDA PENAFLOR Mida Band 15 Class Council 25 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Homecoming Court 35 Senior Standout 3 ... Will never forget the fun times at SU-HI with all her friends, Woodie T's jokes, her senior year, and having the honor of being on the Homecoming Court . .. Likes art, cheerleading, dancing, and loves her family . . . After graduation, she hopes to have a good career after going to college, and later Find that someone to marry, and start a happy, healthy family of her own. MICHAEL PITTS Varsity Basketball 1,2,35 BMOC 3 Will never forget all the guys on the basketball team and win- ning the Kiwanis Tourney and going to Sacramento , . . After graduating he will attend a four-year college on a bas- ketball scholarship, major in business and play pro ball in four years. PATRICIA PONCE Patty Senior Standout 3 ... Will never forget getting it for Biggest Flirt . .. After graduating she will go to college and hope to lead a suc- cessful life. ARLENE SAN PEDRO PRECLARO Lene Float Committee 1 81 2 ... Will never forget partying with the gals, football games, and just cruisin'! ... Likes to swing, party, be with the gals, but most of all, be with the one she loves . .. After graduating she plans to go to college and try to make her parents happy in every way, SHAWN PRIDDY Will never forget ditching and going to Dave's house to party Likes ditching, football games, but most of all, the GIRLS... Dislikes going to required classes . ,. After graduating he will go to work as a long shoreman and become a bachelor. RAYMOND NEIL PROCTOR Sgt, Rock Football, JV. 15 Var. 2,35 Float Committee 1,25 CSF 1 . . . Will never forget the football games and becoming Metro Champs. Likes to paly football, judo, go out with guys ... After graduating he will go to college and be very successful. ALENA PATRICIA RASPPERRY Frish Pep Club 35 SHS 1,2,35 Star Club 35 Choir 25 Ensemble 3... Will never forget the days she had at this school . . . Likes to read books, watch T.V., sing, make up songs . . . Dislikes people who think their big but their not big after all, and writing long assignments . .. After graduating she plans to go to college to be a nursery school teacher and attend Southwestern. AILEEN JARRIQUE REYES CSF Seal Bearer, Volleyball 1,2,35 . . , Will never forget telling jokes to Woodie St Tammie5 especially Pollock jokes, being with Julie Kapelzak . . . Likes reading, writing, jokes, being with friends, and eating Dislikes homework. MARIA ELENA RICO Nena Will never forget her friends Martha, Isabel, Linda and Gus- tavo, and the great times they had . . . Likes running, dancing and her boyfriend Joel Enrique Ba- zanm who loves her very much, as she does him ... After graduating she will attend college. TRACY LYNN RIDER Track, Basketball Will never forget the people and fun she had at Su-Hi . .. Likes basketball, cooking, reading, and outdoor activities . . , Dislikes rainy days and tomatoes . . . After graduating she will go to college and study to be a teacher, LYDIA RODRIGUEZ lla or Rabbitl' Will never forget all the ine dudes at Sweetwater and all the good times with her friends .. . Likes swimming, dancing, and cruising . ., After graduating she will become a teacher for the deaf. IVAN SABLAN Speech Team 35 Ensemble, Track 35 Will never forget over night stays during the speech tourna- ments, the many different people he met at Su-Hi . . . He will attend college 84 pursue a career in the law held and considers a career in the Marine Corps. JOHN W. SALEAUMUA Cozmo Var. Football 2,35 Var. Wrestling 25 Var. Baseball 15 Var, Bas- ketball 35 Senior standout 3 ... Will never forget playing for Sweetwater championship foot- ball team, being selected for all-Metro lst team, all CIF 1st team in his junior year, and all-Metro lst team, all CIF second team in his senior year . .. After graduating he plans to go to college, and play more football. RENATO SAMANIEGO Nato Basketball 1,2,35 Asian Club 1,2,35 Photo Club 2,35 CSF 1. Will never forget all the chinks 84 hapsings, the jumpin' parties Likes the arts and all sports . . . Dislikes stuck-up ladies . .. After graduating he plans to go to college and become a com- puter programmer, also plans to travel to the Philippines. ABE SAMSON 363 Cush JV Football 1, Varsity 2,3. Will never forget beating Castle Park, all the fun times with my friends, meeting and getting to know T.P. ALEX SANTOS Buddha man Imp 8t Devil Club5 Class Council 2, Will never forget the football and basketball games . . . Likes all kinds of food and that special someone . . . Dislikes not having to go home early . .. 233 After graduation, he will be an owner of a McDonald's Restaurant. PHIL SANTOS Will never forget the egghghts, football games, also the par- ties with fellows and ditching classes , .. Likes having a good time with friends. CARLOS SAPIEN JV Track 1, Var. Track 2. Will never forget early morning car rallies, beating Castle Park in football in 77-78, also having Michael Pitts as the first All- American lbasketballl to attend Su-Hi . .. Likes football, basketball, movies, dances . . . Dislikes reading and studying . ,. He will attend a junior college and later go to B.Y.U. CATHYRN RENEE SATTIEWHITE Nae Speech 1,2,3, Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3, Concert Choir 1,2,3, Girls' Quintet 2, Ticket Comm. 2,3, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Prom Comm. Chairman 3, Basketball Scorekeeper 3 ,. . Will never forget the two Oakies, La-La, Michael, Grand Dad, being runner-up in Jr. Miss . .. After graduating she will attend the University of Laverne St study music and communications. JEAN SAUNDERS Tweety Will never forget going out and cruising with friends . . . Likes to go out and meet new people . . . After graduating she will attend college. DEANNA MARIE SCHROPPE Peaches Class Council 2,3,Float Committee 2,3, Lamplighters 2. Will never forget getting caught in three riptides in one day ...2-9-79... Likes Baja Bugin, 3-wheelin', Racquetball . . . Dislikes tests and homework . . . After graduating she would like to go to college and make her parents proud of her, MILTON SCOTT Superstud JV Football 1, Var Football Z,3, Var Track 1,2,3, Weightlifting Club, Senior class council 1,2,3 . . . Will never forget all the girls, keg parties, and friends . . . Likes sports and girls . .. After graduation he will attend Southwestern College, then go on to trade school, TERI SIMONS Will never forget our super football and basketball teams, and when she asked J.S. to go to the Sweethearts' Ball and he turned her down . .. Likes teachers and students . .. After graduating she will go to college and major in Physical Education. ELVIRA SIPIN Elvy Lamplighters, Pep Club, French Club, Junior Miss 3, CSF 1,3, Will never forget the french and dance classes and Mrs, Gar- cia, the Spring Dance Contest, friends at Su-Hi and all the good times they had . .. Likes going crazy and being herself . .. She plans to go to SDSU, major in Aeronautical Engineering, hopefully become a pilot, and! or procrastinate. TOM SLAVINSKY Slav Var Football 1,2,3, Var Basketball 1,2,3, CSF 1,2,3, Will never forget the gang, '78 cheerleaders, play-offs, Mrs. Pugh, Float Committee leggingl ... Likes the beach, eating, music, partying . ., Dislikes the rain .. . After graduating he will keep busy working but have enough time to socialize with all his friends. IVY SMITH Will never forget our great football and basketball teams . . . Dislikes the way the people are so boring . ,, After graduating she will attend a college. DIANE JEANNETTE SOLON All she wants out of life is to be happy and be loved forever, for her parents, whom she loves, to be proud of her . .. Will never forget all the good times she had with her someone special iJames G.l. D, ANNETTE SOPHER Nettie Class Council 1,2, Campus League 2,3 . ,. Will never forget Mrs. Charles' great sense of humor, Ms. Scott's encouragement through the years, and all the love and support from her parents . . , Likes pizza, playing tennis, and being with Mark . .. 234 After graduating she will attend Southwestern and seek a ca- reer in business or public relations. EDWARD SOLORIO Soccer, M.E.C,H.A., Cross Country. Will never forget his jr. year , .. Likes to party . . . Dislikes violence . .. After graduating he will attend college or join the service, AIDA LUZ SOTELO Ethel Schwartz Red 8t Gray 1,2, Co-editor 3, Quill St Scroll 2, Lamp Lighters 1,2, 1st V.P. 3, lnternationa Thespian Society 2, Pres. 3, Class Council 3, Volleyball 1, Var. Basketball 1, Var Softball 1,2,3, AN EVENING OF ONE ACTS 1, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARN EST 2, Studio One 3, One Act Festival, Variety Show and THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE. Will never forget night rehearsals for the shows and deadlines for Red Bt Gray... Likes going to the movies, concerts, plays, reading, the beach, and playing softball . . . She wants to go into law. LISA KAY STEWART SHS Club 3, AFS 3, Red Cross Club 1, Float Committee 2, JV Stat. 2, CSF 1,2,3, JV Basketball 2, Class Council 2,3. Will never forget our lst place jr. float . .. Likes being with friends in and out of Su-Hi, the pleasant memories of being a senior, and the help that she received from the staff in preparing for college, especially Mr. Wiekamp She will be attending U.C. Berkeley pursuing a degree in Sociology. DAWN SULLIVAN Ethel Class Secretary 1, Float Committee 1,2, Var. Cheerleader 3. Will never forget cheerleading with Jeannie and going to the snow with the gang. Also sinking the boat with Karen and Li- sette , , . After graduating she hopes to marry Ken Stein, have four little Steiners and find lots of happiness. CARLA TALAMANTEZ M.E.C.H,A.1,2, Pres, 3, Peer Counselor 2,3, imp St Devil Club 2,3, Gymnastics Team 2. Will never forget her favorite teacher Mr. Inzunza and coun- selor Mrs, Ochoa and all the nights spent at the disco with her best friends . . . After graduating she will go to UCLA and then to Medical school hoping someday to be a doctor and make her parents proud. MARK JAMES TALLY German Club 1, Marching Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 2,3, Asst. Drum Major 2, Drum Major 3, Star Club 3, Photo Club 3... Will never forget the rowdy times we had on the buses when going to La Mirada and Magic Mountain ... After graduating he plans to go to UC, Hopes to get into pre- veterinary medicine and become a veterinarian. JOHN TAMBIO Var. Tennis 1,2,3, ASB Commissioner of Alumni 2, Senate 1,3, Red Bt Gray 1, Underclass 2, Sports editor 3, Imps St Devils 1,2,3 Will never forget throwing Hts in P.E., annual staff, good times in tennis and ASB, The Ronstadt concert, 12-22-78, and friends from the past three years . . . Likes Pinball, rock, Linda Ronstadt, getting radical, Linda Ronstadt, Photography, Linda Ronstadt, and throwing things Dislikes going to class, homework, and disco, itc ..., After graduating he will become rich. WELDON THOMSON Photo Club Pres., Star Club Sec., Golf Team, Red A Gray Photographer 2,3. Will never forget those friends, faculty, students who have been of great help to him through the years . . . After graduating he will go to college, possibly the Brooks In- stitute of Photography, and eventually become a photo- journalist. CAROLYN ANN TILLEY Tilley Float Committee 2,3, Class Council 2, SHS 3. Will never forget when she wore two different shoes to school Likes baja buggin', racquetball, and summer . .. Dislikes homework . . . After graduating she plans to go to college and hope to be- come a psychiatrist. GABRIEL TORRES Gabe Wrestling 1,2. Will never forget wrestling practices and matches, the memo- rable moments of his high school at Su-Hi . .. Likes weight lifting and hanging around his friends . ,. After graduating he will go to college and ge a degree in crim- inal justice or become a military omcer. ALLAN EDGARDO DE TUQUERO Duke Track 1, Golf 2,3, CSF 1,2,3, Speech Team 3. Will never forget all the teachers he has had esp. Mr. Don and the hne ladies at Su-Hi. Thank you all . .. After graduating all plans to become a doctor or engineer. MELINDA TUMINTING Drill Team 1, Capt. 2,3, Class Council 1,2,3, Senior Standout 3, Asian Club 1. Will never forget all the good times with friends and football games . . . Likes listening to mellow music, performing with the Drill team and Pasacat . .. After graduating she plans to go to college, travel, and get the most out of life. GUADALU PE L. VALDEZ Lupeter Class Council 3, Track Team 3. Will never forget the Sweetheart Ball . . . Likes tennis and going out... After graduating she will attend S.D. State. THEODORE S. VALENCIA Ted Interact Club, Knowledge Bowl. Will never forget Luke, Guillermo, Marie, Rey 2, Mike, and others . , . Likes round eyes and chocolate cake . . . Dislikes Hypocrites and Braggards . .. After graduating he will study in college to become a mad sci- entist lphysicistl. ELSA T. VALENCIANO El Sugundo Campus League 2, Pres. 3, Comm. of Music 3, Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, Orchestra 1,2, Concert Mistress 2,3, Teen-ager of the Month, Imp A Devil . . . Will never forget the Band Family, Pappy Parker, and trying to crown Geri N, at the Sweethearts Ball . . . After graduating she will endeavor to serve God and all he stands for, with the best of her ability, he who is the founder of her success. ERNESTO BAUTISTA VALERO Ernie Orchestra 1, Choir 1,2,3, Ensemble 2,3, Basketball 1, Wres- tling 2, Variety Show 2,3, Drama 3, Senator 3 ... Will never forget Sherri Ann Ross and the love that we shared, Mrs. Charles, and all his friends . .. Will always love Sherri Ann Ross, Mrs. Charles, and Sweet- water . . . After graduating he will continue his search for happiness. EDWARD R, VALES Eddie CSF 2,31 Baseball 1,2, French Club 2,3, Ski Club 3 . . , Will never forget Hawaii '78 and friends, ski trips . .. Likes meeting new people, traveling, and going to the beach After graduating he will attend college and try to get the best out of life. JOHN B. VARELA Football, J,V. 1, Var. 2. R. DAVID VERDUGO Senior Class Pres., ASB Senator 2, Class Council 3, Knowl- edge Bowl 1,2,3, Asian Club 2, Speech Team 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Player Coordinator tBasketballl 3, Var. Mgr. lbasket- balll 1,2, Var. Mgr. Football 1, Senior Standout 3 . .. Will never forget what the Sweetwater faculty and friends did for him . . . Loves the people like K.F., J.B., M.P. ... After graduating he will attend college. MARYANN VILLALOVAS Gymnastics 1,2, Flag Corp. 2, Mecha 2,3, Class Council 1,2,3, SHS Club 3, Sr,-Soph. Friendship Team 3, opposite side cheerleader 3 . .. Will never forget all the gymnastics meets, her friends, Mrs, Moorehead, and pretending to be a Hilltop cheerleader for an assembly . . . After she graduates, she will major in business management and become a bank manager. PAME LA WALLACE Pam Float Comm. 1,2, Concert Choir 1,3, JV Basketball 1, Var. 2,3, Var. Volleyball 3, Softball Mgr. 3 .. . Will never forget her senior year and all the good times she had . . . Likes money, men, and, more money . . . Dislikes fearing she'll never party with the girls again .. . After she graduates, she will be very happy. DEBRA DENISE WIGGINS Wigs Marching Band 1,2, Concert band 1,2, Pep Band 1, Stage band 1,2,3, Softball 2,3g Basketball 2, Float Comm. 2, Home- coming Court 3, Senior Standout 3 ... Will never forget homecoming night, all the wild and crazy times with friends, Oct, 22, 1977, and football games . .. Likes to play the drums, softball, being with Raymond . .. After graduating she hopes to live a happy life hlled with love. ROBYN WILKIE Will never forget Mr. Gibson's elephant jokes, all her friends Likes to camp and horseback ride, work with animals . . . After graduating she will go to Grossmont College, get an AA degree in Psychology or Animal Health Technician, and go on to animal training. NANCY LEIGH WILLIAMS Co-editor of the Gallery 3 ... Will never forget going to football games with Sweetie, Scot, and Ross, her first car date, Mrs. Krzywicki and First blind date . . . After graduating she will go to college with B.A. in applied de- sign and have a large house with lots of land, a forest and a pond in Wisconsin. LINDA WOOLDRIDGE Wo-wo Softball 1, Choir 1,2, Track 3 .. . Will never forget making film in Zarecky's, getting cut from the softball team, going to S.F. with choir, selling Christmas trees . . . Loves watching boys, going dancing, having fun and acting crazy . . . Dislikes getting up early for school, not having an open cam- pus . . . After graduating she would like to go to college until Melissa graduates, then join the Navy. EDWARD THOMAS ZARATE Ed JV Track 1,2 .. . Will never forget good friends, football, basketball games, drag racing his T-bird on Highland After graduating he will be making millions and millions of dollars. GLORIA ZARATE Softball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2 . ,. Will never forget the good times she spent with the '78 and '79 softball teams, fun times before softball practices with friends . , , After graduating she will plan to go to college. 23 5 ME ORY While fishing along the Colorado River IVlr. Ed Clapper accidently drowned a week before fall registration. Martha Romo lost her life in a tragic car accident while visiting relatives in lVlexico during the summer of '78, We on the Red 81 Gray staff wish to ex- press our condolences to their families and friends. Acknowledgements We would like to thank the following people for contributing to the 1979 RED and GRAY. Sponsors..........................F0r helping finance our book. P.S.A. and Mr. Jesus L. Sotelo Busco-Nestor ...... Bruce Smith ..... Faculty ....... Mrs. Zimmer Mr. Yensen ...... Mrs. Caldwell .... Om' Food Crew ...... The Staff ..... Whom in their time of crisis gave up some time to donate plane tickets in our time of crisis. ......John V., jim and Daryl and the rest of the staff at Busco. ......For answering our questions. ......Permitting students to be ex- cused when there was a deadline. ......F or her endurance and patience shown throughout the year. ......For letting us develop our film. ......Staying when we had one more picture to print. ......Thanks John T., joe A., and Lucian I ......Especially those section editors and photographers who devoted so much of their time after school. Pete and J0l'lI'l.................F or our irreplaceable darkroom. Toni Lynne Caldwell and Aida Luz Sotelo Co-Editors-in-Chief