University of San Diego High School - Presidio Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

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When he came back he worked for the aircraft industry. After eight years he went out to fulfill his dream again. His desire to express himself in the theatre led him to a job directing school plays. He would also teach English. He began teaching in Illinois, Nebraska, Ohio and New Jersey. . After years of teaching he heard there was an opening in San Diego. It was a principal's job. He came down to San _ Diego and looked over the school. He liked what he saw. We hope Mr. Giles will remain with us for a long stay. . a a Ye . By we? - a 25 oe With the beginning of school in September, many individuals wondered if having a new principal would change the daily routine. Gradually throughout the year we became more familiar with Mr. Giles as his easy-going person- ality became an encouraging part of each day. The initial hesitancy wearing off, we came to find an understanding friend and enthusi- astic leader in our principal . So, to Mr. Giles, with our thanks for being our friend and our lead- er, the yearbook staff dedicates Presidio '76., Self-expression Celebrating our 200th anniversary we think of the ways the people in our country have ex- pressed themselves through the ages. Ben Franklin expressed himself in his experi- ments and his writings; Washington expressed himself as a general and the father of our country; Betsy Ross expressed herself when making our flag; Francis Scott Key did it when he wrote our national anthem. Dolly Madison expressed herself through her cooking, Thomas Paine through his writing, Patrick Henry through his famous speeches, Florence Night- ingale through her nursing. Thomas Jefferson's way of expressing himself was in the writing of the Declaration. Daniel Boone's explorations were his way of self-expression. J.F . Kennedy expressed himself through his presidential power and Gerald Ford is expressing himself as President. All through history people have ex- pressed themselves. We express ourselves in many different ways-- a smile, a frown, a word, a sound, and an ac- tion. We express ourselves by the way we act or feel. If we are unhappy we express ourselves by frowning and or by expressing our unhappi- ness by words and tears. If we are happy we express ourselves in many ways at the same time. We smile, we laugh, we jump, we sing, and we cry when we're happy. The freedom of self-expression is given to each citizen of the United States by our fore- fathers. As students at University High School we are given the right to express ourselves in the way we choose. Some may decide to join a club, some may go out for sports, while others may decide to prove themselves in Aca- demics. We, the staff of Presidio '76, wish to show in this yearbook some of those who EXPRESSED THEMSELVES FREELY THIS YEAR, Nn a Se ee Min Fer iste ad = ie aves is re El Cid workers keep student body informed The El Cid newspaper staff works through many long and diligent hours to meet a dead- line which is usually every 2 weeks. In these hours many things happen, such as: inter- viewing students and faculty and reporting about current activities. Creating a newspa- per is an expression and reflection of various Uni students. Perhaps in the future some of these students will continue to express themselves in newspaper publishing . beat en. res z 3 a $ El Cid Staff Editor News Editor Feature Editors Sports Editors Business Distribution Photography Reporters Illustrators Advisor Photographers Cheryl Devall Kevin O'Hea Ellen Catanzaro Linette Guarano Bill MacKenzie Kevin Miller Roberta Shefcik Karen Marchetti Ernie Torgeson Cathy Jolliffe Roberta Shefcik Maria Girard Pat Franklin Jim Greenwell Karen Marchetti Greg Hazard Tom Arnold Larry Baker John Warriner Mike VanDuzer Lucy Anthenill Tracey Juditz Barbara Uebbing Mr. Danny Wilson Greg Albright John Doty Kevin O'Hea Guy Pacura eee EuEy A.S.B. Cabinet: Kelly Schorr, Charles Schoepp, Andrea Mauricio, Susan Martinez, Mike Goscienski, Michael Hartman, Natilie Kreizinger, Cathering Kelly, Jose Acol, Elizabeth Riel, Carol Shine, Denis Barba, Maria Girard. Creative duties allow A.S.B. officers to ex- press themselves. The emphasis in student government is placed on leadership qualities with responsibility ranking number one. The atmosphere of meetings, social activities and long term planning for events prepares the officers for later service in their com- munity . Recognizing their maturity and so- cial awareness we dare to compare them to our city leaders. Jose Acol Vice President Cathy Kelly President Carol Shine Director of School Activities of Service, ition School Activities it Trad Kelly Schorr Coordinator of Listy Riel Director Spir Andrea Mauricio Secretary = o xe) 2) o eS Qa S fe) © oe iD) 7 o Le “w (eo) a jek a o 2) ae 3) Yn a4 1S) | is Oo Natalie Kreizinger Girls' Federation President Mike Hartman Treasurer Sue Martinez Coordinator of Religious Activities FRONT: L. TO R.- Jacque Schwartz, Sonja Wicker, Teresa Sotelo, Donna Haff, Annette Hoyt. BACK: Charles Riley, Denise Geraci, Carin Faz, Jody fi la €i Nn d Nn O work Helscher, Peggy Skelly, Margaret Botsford, John Warriner. doesn’t get the yearbook done NOT PICTURED: Mike Van Duzer Patricia Patterson Gloria Stevenson : One of the basic needs of man is to express him- Ernie Torgeson self. Through government, football, music, art, history, and other things, people at Uni show others what they are like. Presidio records a few of these ways of self-expression. Putting together a yearbook takes many hours of creative, hard work. But, all work and no play isn't the policy of the Presidio staff. Laughter, frustration, good ideas and bad ideas fill the publications room. And the final result is another book of memories, PRESIDIO '76. Editor Business Manager Copy Editor Layout Editor The Ruling Class The People Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Freshmen Class Editor Educators Instruction Involvement Competition Head Photographer Photographers Jody Helscher Carin Faz Donna Haff Mike Vanduzer Jacque Schwartz John Warriner Charles Riley Denise Geraci Teresa Sotelo Annette Hoyt Peggy Skelly Sonja Wicker Joe Cruz Margaret Botsford Patricia Patterson Gloria Stevenson Ernie Torgeson John Doty Greg Albright Annette Hoyt Guy Pacurar Victor Avila Perspective ...expressing the thoughts we all hold within us _.. by those capable of relaying them on paper. CHERYL DEVALL, editor Working on PERSPECTIVE gives me a chance to get 'deeper into' creative writing and improve my skills there. Writing, all kinds of writing, is my favorite form of expression--and working for PERSPECTIVE offers me another way of expressing myself. PAT FRANKLIN, editor Perspective's four editors and Working on PERSPECTIVE is a way moderator, Sister Constance. people can share their inner selves through their work. It's truly a ‘creative outlet' for people who really want to ex- press their ideas to others . University's literary magazine, PER- SPECTIVE, offers students a vehicle for publishing their creative works, both visual and verbal. It is published in late spring each year. This year Uni sponsored a Creative Writing Contest in conjunction with PER- SPECTIVE. Two major prizes were awarded: one for Level 9 and 10; one for Level 11 and 12. There were also top-paper honors in each category: short story, poetry, critical essay, scenario, and article. Judges for the writings were English teachers from other schools. Winning and top papers were announced through publication in PERSPECTIVE. TRACEY JUDITZ, editor PERSPECTIVE isn't just an ordinary word. It's an expression of YOU because it opens so many avenues to life. PER- SPECTIVE is your views and how you present them in your own style. PERSPECTIVE is a free form book. That's why I'm part of the editing team. | love doing things that have no wall or Structure, because | can express my feelings and moods through my illustra- tions . JOHN WARRINER, editor To me, creative writing is a form of communication--and a much deeper means of self-expres- sion. Creative writing is a way of expressing thoughts between the writer and the reader. PER- SPECTIVE is a way | can obtain experience in writing, and express my moods and feelings to others. Table of Contents Involvement ..... 0. INSEMIGERGH pete aes mye fey a Educators .vei een Cease a oe eee Oe eS eS eee eae ing Class. . p. The Rul . Competition The People... . a ae no 8 o oO = ag ss Yo Os E- £2 26 ae My ee teen eee eng taeee eet Junior Princess, Susan Franger SELON Sep 53, AE Freshman Princess Theresa Tarantino Senior Princess Barbara Haskins Senior Princess sdarelatet-Wm =ie)bi ata k-) Homecoming Queen Chris Cook Viost spirited begin in9 This year, Spirit Week and Homecoming a aos been 4° lefinitely was ‘the most enthusiastic, exciting, poate yy ind rowdiest event Uni High had had in a long vhile. The school was bombarded with posters, aint and chalk as the classes competed for the innual ‘Spirit Mug'. [he Homecoming game was victorious and just is spirited as the preceding week. Attendance vas great and all the classes were excellently epresented, as the 13 to 6 victory over San He High contributed to the spirited atmos- here. lo one can actually say why the great burst of nergy and spirit was shown this year, yet for vhatever reason, hopefully it will continue and jrow stronger with each year. inst 4d ilk aes gti wy fyi Nh ns Ay pe Dae VSN ¥ ‘h ¥ 4 EM IAN 3a % Sy ‘ae j Cathy announces the Queen. spirit week Seniors win Tue aioe See beam. 1 8 ; i en, “4 | cab oS oe on ii SY WMA aM 2 f ae teeyte A AN Sophomore float ee eat me OER Set ES TOP ROW: Anna Patterson, Melanie Keroack, Elsie Navarra. MIDDLE ROW: Bridgette Bovee, Josephine Libiran, Bruce Humphrey, Peter Gabriel, Mike Santos, Nancy Kassebaum, Kathy Kassebaum. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Haskins, Tammi Hageman, Lisa Crowell, Chris Cook, Gay Selis. N Nh Varsity cheerleaders Chris -loves to be happy, can't sit still, cheering with my best friends, making team happy-getting crowd rowdy-SAINTS Kathy -Capt.- C'mon you guys - Beat Saints 6 AM practices-Home- coming rally-Prep Athlete- Good- foot -LOVES PLAYERS AND MY SQUAD mT Mike -Fight song- Women -At Jacks' with the squad- The little black book -the 3 cavalleros- THE MAN CRUNCHY NUGGETS Peter -Ready 1,2,3... Doo Bop Doo Bop -yield-Loves to Laugh- Yes, Ma'am- It's gotta be jelly ‘cuz jam don't shake like that! AREA ITNT TES Raf ada Barbara - Killer -JV Head-Home- Tammi -good times-smile. ‘riends coming princess- Boogie Cheers - ee -Saints game-'77-homecoming- Once you get started -pizazz-saints Junior y ear-ups and downs-LOVES, rally-flirting with the dummy CAMP, AND MEMORIES fl SS (me Cee Elsie -DONS-getting rowdy-smiies and tears-responsibility-pride-Saints game-Uni High's gonna do it again. Josephine - I have to laugh , making the foot- ball team happy, beating Saints, love rollercoaster and 40 : | K See = Anna -HAPPINESS IS CARING .. . pep rallies- jumping-yelling-shoulder sits, doing things for football players, CAMP Melanie - Mel -loves team and surprises Jacks' - Where's my pom poms ? Hates empty bleachers- Saints game-pep rallies-THIS CHEER 711 Lisa - I've got Spirit... The DONS are neat, my funky cheer is fsouk FEET‘ Nancy -loves cheering-Frosh-JV-Varsity-al- ways smiling-cheering with sister-Saints game- RED AND GOLD FOREVERMORE Gay -trying to doa stunt without Bruce -Keep the faith-spirit- Bridgette -losing my pom poms- falling-Hyper-6AM and doughnuts- Where's my megaphone ? -home- surprises-Saints-homecoming-pep beating Saints-Robot... coming-Butter song-MAKING rallies-rowdy crowds-good times FRIENDS junior varsity cheerleaders Cheerleaders support J.V. to victories a sbaceaE Ae Mardell Correia, Picathy Dalton, Karen Shine, Larry Ge Robert Sanches Linda Kavi Ann Winters, Elaine: Alexander, Pat Ortega Kathy Dalton Mardell Correia Some people express their school spirit by working as cheerleaders. Here are shown some of our J.V. cheerleaders in their younger years. aa Bea gee Sandy Cook, Colleen Kane Being new ina school doesn't stop some from being spirited. In becoming cheerleaders, these freshman girls felt they could better express their feelings Diane Johnson, Lee Selis towards Uni. Theresa Tarentino, Paula freshman cheerleaders Thomas, Angela Mauricio Frosh participate in school spirit Sandy Cook, Diane Johnson, Colleen Kane, Angela Mauricio, Lee Selis, Theresa Tarantino, Paula Thomas. How about helping us? bowling club Let me see, that's a 7. Not in the gutter, the other way. OER EE Nason ock, T. Hey, look at me! oe Mike blew that shot. Don waits for his turn. Larry keeps score. Denise Geraci Drummond, Treasurer. Kathy and Jody creating a poster. pep club Spirit- building organization The Pep Club was revived this year with the purpose of bringing up school spirit. Their dedication and hard work was an important part of this years outstanding spirit week. The Pep Club makes ribbons, posters, and the run- through for the games. The | President is Jody Helscher, | ably assisted by Vice Pres- ident Jean Haff, Treasurer Gail Powell, and Secretary Donna Haff. The moderators are Mrs. Kassebaum and Miss Westerbeck. % Liz, Evelyn and Cathy prepare silkscreen. Poster-making involves time and effort. MEMBERS: Pat Amaya Debbie Barba Cathy Bauler Ellen Catanzaro Cheryl Devall Linette Guarano Norma Jannome Cathy Joliffe Pat Patterson Mary Ramirez Joni Ruta Margie Sharkey Tom Solazzo John Warriner Sonja Wicker Evelyn Williams Sue Zepf VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Kathy Kassebaum Bridgette Bovee Peter Gabriel Barbara Haskins Nancy Kassebau m Jo Libiran Anna Patterson Gay Selis eve CHEERLEADERS: Karen Shine Mardell Correia Kathy Dalton Pat Ortega Ann Winters FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Paula Thomas Diane Johnson Angela Mauricio Theresa Tarantino Kathy Baldan Dennis Barba Lori Cameron Michele DeGrande Maureen Dowling Lisa Heslop Tracy Juditz Chairme Paras Lauri Pospisil Anne Ross Joane Schoch Carol Shine Pat Stanford Jessica Watson Elizabeth Williams May Yong Chris Cook Lisa Crowell Tammi Hageman Bruce Humphrey Melanie Keroack Elsie Navarra Mike Santos Larry Baker Elaine Alexander Linda Kay Robert Sanchez Sandy Cook Colleen Kane Lee Selis chess club Strategists develop lOgic iiromte quality chess playing, PTE eo so as to produce a chess team that will compete well against other schools. This years' team participated in the San Diego High Schools Chess Club Champ- ionship under the direction of Fr. LaRiviere, with Gilbert Alvarez, President, and Luis Alvarez, Vice President. MEMBERS: Bill Raggio, Lori Cameron, Maura Giles, Roger Devenyns, Frank Reichert, Hugh Campbell, Joe Peragine, Roberto Sanchez. Chess requires intense concentra- Mon Checkmate. : re © = ©. KN Nn | (D = (D 2) esha ee c oR 0¥ eon Cc = (ODS The Model Rocket Club. era oa NONE SE ESE SEER AOE ee He likes to believe he's a scientist. And the rocket blasts off! Gee, do I look 0.K.2? Dad A new club started with a blast this year. It is the Model Rocket Club. The idea originally came from the Science Club. Mr. Collins is the moderator of both the Science Club and the Model Rocket Club. Teaching the fundamentals of aerodynamics and launching model rockets are two main reasons this club was started this year. dances A time to boogie Homecoming couples dance to Listen. Kim and Ernie rock out! Homecoming brings couples together, ooh Ia la! What are they doing up there on those bleachers? Uni has variety of dances such as; soul, rock, formal, informal and Sadie Hawkins dance. : The first big dance was Homecoming, a semi-formal affair. The band, Listen let people rock out or be in a quiet roman- tic mood, Wek One of the highlights of the year, the Prom, was in the elegant Grand Ballroom at the Hotel del Coronado. The Prom was sponsored by the Juniors for the enjoyment of the Upperclass- men. 34 ; masses Masses bring us closer to God ' : ; Father Pat leads the prayers. % People attend Mass at Uni so they can grow closer to friends and get to know themselves better. The priests at Uni prepare special liturgies to fit the needs of the students and fit the time of the year the mass is held. Masses here are some- thing special. areas SoRne And now Kathy... Everyone singing along with Ed. esters Producers of quality plays 7 hé 7 Ww The Ghost makes a visit Pat takes a break TOP ROW L TO R: John Gonsalves, Marjike Bekken, Tom Solazzo, Gina Thompson, Martin Gallagher, Kathy Jolliffe, John Warriner, Jon Bekken, Kaaren Bekken, Mike Bremmer. MIDDLE ROW: Ann Ross, Lyle Leach, Sharon Silva, Mike Eastman, Ann Jurek. BOTTOM ROW: Phil Snieder, Lisa Bedore. Moderator: Fr. Lamphier. International Thespian Society: Ann Ross, Sharon Silva, Jon Bekken, Phil Snieder, John Gonsalves, Mike Eastman, Kathy Jolliffe. © The Jesters main purpose is to produce quality plays be 3 and promote new acting talent. Fr. Lamphier is the wi moderator of the club and director of the plays. scienceclub Dayelops scientific interest | The Science Club interests students in all types of sciences. The Science Club went to such places as: David Star Jordan Research vessel and Sharps Hospital. President-Fred Lord Vice President- Chris Schafer Treasurer-Guy Pacurar David Beltran Casey Campbell Hugh Campbell Mark Castillo Tom Clifford Fred Lord Mary Lucas Dawn Maffucci Richard Mansur Ron Mirabile Marc Pablo Guy Pacurar Joe Peregine Helen Richards | Ellen Schneider | Chris Schafer Mike Terzibachian Ty Travis Dennis Wright Dave Zepf Joe Sposato Tim Caldwell Pete Macareg Tom Nadeau Mr. Paul Collins, Moderator Chris tests lazer gun. Reading up on club material C.I.A. in Uni's phones? Fred shoots his lazer gun THE GULL =e Senior officers do it a Birdy Riel, Vice President Jocelyn Javier, Treasurer Joni Ruta, Secretary GILBERT ALVAREZ ' 2aen | GAIL LOUISE ANDERSEN MURRAY ANDERSON be: —@ ey MARY ANN THERESE AMANN THOMAS ARNOLD THEODORE BADILLO MARGARET ANN BAKER MARY BAMFORD BERNADETTE BAUM WILLIAM BAVASI JON BEKKEN JAMES M. BOEH Il SHARON BONESTEEL RHONDA BOUTERIE CARLOS BRACAMONTE DEBRA BUNTON CAROLYN BRIGGS MICHEL BOUTROUS LOUISE BOVEE 46 MICHAEL CAHILL MARK CALABRESE WILLIAM CAMMALL THERESA CAMPA FRED CANEPA ROSE CAPELLA ___ YVONNE LORRAINE CARET MARIA CASE 47 KATHLEEN M. CASEY ROSANNE M. CELLINI CHERIE MARLENE CHRISTIAN LINDA SUE CHUNG NATALIE CINTAS MARIA COFFMAN POBeOLE:S PATRICIA COLLINS EDWARD CORN MAURICE CORREIA MATTHEW COSTA THERESA COLLINS CHRIS COOK 49 JIM DALEY LARRY DAROSA MARY DAVIS MICHAEL DEPTUCH CAMILLE DESPIRITO CHERYL RUTH DEVALL MARY DIEM MIKE DOERING DENISE M. DUGAS LEO A. DUPUIS THOMAS P.C. EBNER Shey Cae CKBERG EEEIXWOSEPH Me boOUIBEL DAVID FAIRCHILD EMILY FIGUEREDO CARRIE ANN FAUCHER WILLIAM FILIPOWSKI EDWARD FRANCEL BARBARA FAGER 52 BARBARA FRANKLIN DALE GALOSSO RENE THERESE FUGER ROSEMARIE S. GALINDO DIANE GERACI PETER DAVID GABRIEL SEAN GERRITY | | } | | | | VALERIE ANN GONSALVEZ ANGELA GIOLZETTI KRISTINE GOODE SUSAN MARIE GOURLEY PATRICK GRAVITT MARIA ADRIENNE GIRARD DALE GORSICH LAURA GRAY JAMES GREENWELL MICHAEL HARTMAN BARBARA HASKINS GREG HAUCK BARBARA LUANN HAZER BARBARA JEAN HEALEY | | 55 JOLENE GAIL HELSCHER JAMES HETHERITON JIM HISSONG PETER KOF MAN MATTHEW HOPPE LISA HUFFMAN ANNETTE M. HOYT EDITH HUEY BRUCE C. HUMPHREY JR. STEVEN IMDIEKE FRANCISCO JIMENEZ CATHLEEN CLARE JOLLIFFE ERIC JACKSON MICHAEL JEANS KATHRYN M. KASIMATIS KAREN COLLEEN KENNEDY KATHY KASSEBAUM JORDAN KEOUGH CAROL MARIE KHAMBATA PATRICIA M. KAISER 58 LINDA KIRVIN NATALIE KREITZINGER JOHN KNUDSEN EDWARD KRISHE BETH LAB 59 THERESE MARIE LAPLANTE LUCY LARUE ROBERT LAU ROBERT LAUER ERNEST LEDESMA ROBERTA LOPEZ FRED LORD PAT LUSKIN DAVID LYNCH JULIET MEJIA MACARAEG ELIZABETH MARIN CHRISTINA MARTIN MARIAN MACHADO BRIDGET MICHELLE MACIAS LEISA MARCELO KAREN MARCHETTI SUSAN CHRISTINE MARTINEZ ANDREA MARIE MAURICIO DELBERT MAYFIELD DARRELL MCCLENDON DEBORAH A. MCCORMICK KATHY MCFARLAND 63 ERIN MCLAUGHLIN CAROL MICHALEK DANIEL MCMANUS BART MIESFIELD KATHLEEN MCKAY DAVID MCMILLAN JOHN MCKEON 64 ELAINE MUIR JANICE MULROY ROBERT NARES LEX LEY NASON ELSIE LUCILLE NAVARRA MARY LYNN NELSON STEPHEN THOMAS DOLAN ALVARO OBREGON DENISE O'MALLEY M.C. NIZYBORKSI RICHARD M. O'HANLON LAURI ORLANDO PHIL PABIAN | 2S CANUTO PEDROZA DIANA NANCY PALACIOS : iS BERTHA PENICHE TRACY PENNINGTON PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON KENNY PEREZ KATHEEEN Praia THERESE MARIE PETERSON 5 COTMEHIEEIES GAIL VERMELLE POWELL KATHLEEN POWERS GILBERT PRECIADO VALERIE RAY JEANNIE MARIE PRSHA CHRIS REISING MARGI REY 69 COLLEEN M. RICKLING ELIZABETH ANN RIEL ROBERTA ANN RIEL NANCY ROBBINS MARY KATE ROBERTI ANNE MARIE ROSS KARLEEN JOI RUDOLPH ELENA RUIZ JONI RUTA MICHAEL SANTOS PEGGY SAWYER ALBERT SCHAEFER BILL SCHANES DAVE SCHEUNEMANN ROBERT SCHMITZ KELLY SCHORR MICHELLE SCIARRA JACQUELYN ANN SCHWARTZ ANNAMARIE SCIUTO FELICIA SCIARRA STEVEN SCHORN 72 JOSEPHINE SCIUTO GREG SHEFCIK LYNN MARIE SHARP ROBERTA SHEFCIK JEFF SILVA NICK SHASHATI SHARON SILVA DAVID SILVEIRA JANEL SOBECK DONALD SOUZA JOHN STABILE PEELE ee eine CHERYL STRUKELJ JANE J. SULLIVAN MARK SULLIVAN MICHAEL SULLIVAN SHELBY SULLIVAN ANGELA SUTTER PATTI SWEARINGEN CHRISTINA D. TARANTINO THOMAS TAYLOR — 2 GINA LEE THOMSON STEVEN TEIXEIRA = é ERNEST A. TORGESON TRACY THOMAS CINDY TZAVARAS ; Bae ROSEANNE VAUT TUONE BARBARA EUGENIA UEBBING Nees | LYNN MARIE VERTULLO ELVIA VARGAS ROSSINA VILLARREAL DIANE WALSH GAIL WALSH JOSEPH WARD HARRY WARRINER JOHN WHITE PAT WHITE SONJA RAE WICKER PHILLIP WINTER MARY WINTERS JOHN ZEEB LYNN ZELECHOWSKI JEANNINE ZOLEZZI 80 CHRIS ZOPATTI NOT PICTURED: DAVID AZAREWICZ ANTHONY BATT MICHAEL BOYCE : DION BOYD MICHAEL DEPTULA THERESA DRISCOLL | GRAIG FARRELL GREG GILES SYLVIE JACQUEMIN RICHARD KLEEPER JOSEPHINE LIBIRAN PETER MARGAN MARY MATTESON KATHLEEN MCGRATH RUDY MEDINA WILLIAM MICHALEK PETER MOORE MARK MUMM LESLIE PETERSON STEVEN RICH JOSEPH SILVA SURESH SIVAGNANAM RON SPRIGGS RICHARD TABURIAUX MARTIN VANTASSELL ANTHONY WANKET DANIEL WARD JOHN YOES ADAMO, JOSEPHINE MARIE Jo... Can't grow taller... You know ... Loves Walt, powdered snow, and rainy days, ADESSA, BLANE Frustrated by homework... Bitchen! ... Track... free time . . . moto-cross, skateboard- ing. AGOSTA, LISA ANN Rainy days and stubborn people... Kelly and Frank... math with Mr. C... family, friends, and sunny days. AGUILAR, ARMANDO C., Super-taco, Don Juan... Hates losing .. . football . . . counselors office ... That foxy chick! ... Loves Isela, Mexico, and life. ALBRIGHT, GREGORY P. Frustrated by parents... Say, what's happenin' heh? , .. Will remember stoic buildings and teachers . . . loves Patricia, hiking, nature, and Coors. ALCANTARA, CARMEN Carm... You know what I mean .. . Nova vs. Van... First teddy bear... teachers with mean faces .. « family and friends. ALGUILAR, EDWARD Eddie .. . checkin' out the women ... Alright man! ,.. dances, girls. . . loves cars, music, parties, Aydie. AMANN, MARYANN THERESE Mar... Drill team... rainy days and flooded locker halls... Sr. Mary, searches, and Anna... loves being weird. ANDERSEN, GAIL LOUISE Can't gain weight... For love is real, and real is love ... Julie .. . friends and drummers. ARAIZA, CHARLES A. Poncho... all the crazy people ... senior year... frustrated by underclassmen and first periods . . . outdoors and good friends. ARIAS, YOLANDA PRECIOUS Presh... now you listen here! ... Sr. D , Fadda Pomis, Big D Ramos... frosh year... . loves good friends, family, and Philip. ARNOLD, THOMAS Tom... KIAI . . . Costello's class... Hey, you know ... Music, girls, and Grace Slick. BAKER, MARGARET ANN Marg...notabletotalk... Boise rnenwall 2 4G.S,F. iss friends, spirit, balloons and acting crazy. BAMFORD, MARY Shorty .. . hates lizards . . . bath- room gang... Whata dud ... frosh year... family, friends, and Gilbert. BOEH, JAMES M. II Mike, Jimbo... Alright ... slaughterball ... cars... family, friends, girls. . . sleeping. BOVEE, LOUISE Bozo... falling asleep in class . rockclimbing . . . Homecom- ing-T. J... Dennis, bike-riding, friends, raising hell. BRIGGS, CAROLYN Car... frustrated by Saintsmen ... Sentimental Lady ... R.D.T... cruisin', windy days .. . beating Saints... loves being crazy. BURICH, PAULA GAYLE Seniors do it better! . . . Searches meassite yOu. . LK... mountains, friends, and God. BUSALACCHI, PAULINE A, Paulina... hates going to class ... the wall... Did anyone call for me? ...RDT... fishing with Mr. Strange . .. loves Tony, God, and family. CALABRESE, MARK Found anywhere but in class. . It's been fun . . . restroom mod- erator ...30 hour marathon... Rhonda, music, and Marshall Amplifiers. CARET, YVONNE LORRAINE Bonnie . .. off-campus... That's totally hot ... Mr. Ramos, Sr. Dolores... Karen and Camille . . . bathroom buddies .. . sunsets ... Uni crew, CASE, MARIA Hey Case, what's your case ?! ... @? seagulls... searches . . . Junior and senior years... loves Miguel, dancing, mellow music, little kids, CASEY, KATHLEEN M. Sophomore year... taking any- thing straight... I don't know ... Family, friends, April... I blew it ... popcorn. CASIAS, ELIZABETH ANNE Lizzie ...V. cheerleading... Physical Therapist . . . Where the turf meets the surf! . . . Junior year... talking and laughing... loves God, family, friends... Never can say good-bye. CASTRO, PAMELA KAY Pam... “our wall ... the gang, special friends... say go... marlarpca... loves Larry, family, and friends. CELLINI, ROSANNE M. Toby Celery... Cruisin' fora bruisin' .. . searches... senior year, our gang... loves Jim. CHRISTIAN, CHERIE M, Cherie... Seniors rule ... Hawaii... trying to sing... friends . . . Don't hurry, don't worry, and don't forget to smell the flowers, CHUNG, LINDA SUE Chung-Ho... Fr. Aquinas, Susan, Miss Rodriquez... Life is nota bowl of cherries . . . music, Elton John, chevy, vans and budweiser .. . loves Steve. COLES, ED Muscles... frustrated by missing a4.0 GPA... friends, teachers, and students... loves KLM and hunting, COLLINS, THERESA Frustrated by going to early lunch and everyone is gone... Bull, Geese... Spirit Week '75... loves Pat, summer, life and food. COLLIVER, CAROL Self-defense class .. . with Rossina and Elena... can't find a bottle opener... loves Gilly, best friends, and having fun. COOK, CHRIS Cook... neato condido . cheerleading . . . Senior Spirit Week, frosh year... loves Arthur, God, family and food. DALEY, JIM You're so ignorant . . . baseball .. . Junior year . . . Homecoming '75.... the beach... loves Mary. DAROSA, LARRY Portugee .. . frustrated by tuna boats... ourwall...say go.. the gang... BIG DAN, referals ... loves PKC... oly in the bottle. DESPIRITO, CAMILLE Cam... the best ... off-cam- pus... Sr. Dolores. . . bathroom buddies... Mary, Karen, and Bonnie . . . loves Gooey, sunshine, and best friends, DEVALL, CHERYL RUTH Ms. Cheryl... You're insane eee Cid)... O;, 2 1rustrated by dudes .. . can't do things right the first time . .. friends, mommy . . . found in the office... Je T'aime et Merci. DEIDERICH, JANICE Foxes Inc. . . will remember those special times, those special places, and that special person... JS ol. DOGAS, DENISE M. Denise ... frustrated by smart people... Keep smiling ... Senior year... Fr. Aquinas. . God, family, friends, and sunshine. DUPUIS, LEO A. A:G NE Sse. Biss). tee Unto .. . football, A.J. and staff... Spirit Week '75... friends, family, and freedom. EBNER, THOMAS P. C. Pie, Ebbo . . . Standing on the bench... Definitely a 'go for it' | situation ... tennis... awoozu babe... loves life. ECKBERG, STEVE Crackeeen aS Geena LIN Gl Sacmenes football... King Crack... girls and friends. EDNEY, LAURALEE MARIE 4-25-74 . . . Prom and Homecom- ing '74. .. sophmore year . loves Bob, family, and friends. FEILER; JULIE hates diets... Gail... searches .. . having fun and being happy .. . God, parents, and friends. ESQUIBEL, FELIX JOSEPH J. frustrated by Jocks. . . Tuesday mornings... can'trelate . .. freedom. . . surfing. EWERS, CATHERINE E. Kavieeo a ClOraryie. Ola. . css Bowling Club... friends... spirit... nature... family and God. FAGER, BARBARA Barb... Hi you guys! ... Junior year, off-campus with KG . . . Beaches, snowy mountains ... Christmas... friends, family and red roses. FAIRCHILD, DAVID frustrated by flat spells... behind the gym ... Tubed! ., Theresa K ... kneeboarding. FAUCHER, CARRIE ANN Alvin... Go for it! ... found in the bathroom ... Sr. Constance . . . loves Wayne, my horse, and my family... The country life. FERNANDEZ, CRAIG Greek god. . . Kenny and the jets ... Can;t make it, don't fake it 81 82 .. . football, coaches...no. 11 . . . the beach. FRANCEL, EDWARD Knotty Pine .. . frustrated by Phil s stv de Rall. Sy ures TOOLDalL Coach Wargo and staff... friends, fam- ily, God... my bro. FRANKLIN, BARB As you take in my smile, imagine the wind tickling your ears, Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. FUGER, RENE THERESE Nay-Nay ... Senior bathroom... Teeeee! . . . ivory Pointer sisters peor DOLOKeS� ae. LoeEGanGnencm. family, food, God, and Leonard. GABRIEL, PETER DAVID Peaches, Big Boy... frustrated by women who don't talk tome... Butler . . . Student Congress, friends. GALINDO, ROSEMARIE S. Grannie ... lunch area... tennis, basketball... friends, Sr. Sara,' Willie, and Lilly. GERACI, DIANE Funnyface . .. Seniors do it bet- ter ... Charity Bowl, Spirit Week... Family... ice skating, dancing, horseback riding... Blue eyes. GERRITY, SEAN Surfer Joe... Jubees! ... El Cid Business Mngr . . . homeroom . . surfing, GIMBEL, KELLY Frustrated by losing an arguement to Frank... off-campus with my DUG Yen Alb. ball Ore oo friends . . . loves Frank, family, God, and the Island. GIRARD, MARIA ADRIENNE Missy .. . AGK. EPC .. 2with Susanin. so ACG” pa Mir eAralza, Ramos... Miazun. .. searches ..- A.S.B.... winning the Spirit Mug... God, family, and friends. GONSALVES, VALERIE ANN Val... frustrated by dumb-dumbs and big words, .. Oh yuk ... found with the group... good times and bad... Tuna, family, friends, time. GOODE, KRISTINE Que serra serra ...S.D. junior theatre, Calif. Ballet... Spirit of J, ae prom 7447, etamily, friends, my horse .. . Idyllivild, theater and dance. GOURLEY, SUSAN MARIE Sue... I can't believe I'ma senior ... with Barb... lambs and wabbits... Mr. Araiza. family and friends... fresh air, open country. GRAY, LAURA Cutie... the wall... Say what? pee GaICls Wack a eerrOsnLy ear, Spirit Week .. . God, family, friends . . . to make the most out of life. HASKINS, BARBARA Killer... I'm going on a diet tomorrow ... CHEERLEADING Pe ClASS 0 fau menemen and family ... McGrath's English class. HAUCK, GREG Bird... . 2You gotta‘be high ... Mrs. Gorsich. . . Tues. mornings . women, perfect rights... the ocean HAZARD, GREGORY PAUL D. Frustrated by girls that say no ... Stick it in your ear .. . remem- bers all the girls that said no ... loves Joyce, hudros, and paychecks. HAZER, BARBARA LUANN B.L.A.H.... Sophomore and Senior years... Mr. Araiza... John Denver songs... my dog, George. HEALEY, BARBARA JEAN Barb... creep ... Sophomore and Senior years... beating Saints... Mrs. K. and Mr. A. ... family, friends and little kids. HELSCHER, JOLENE GAIL Jody ... publications office... I'm working on it ... Pep Club, Yearbook, and Drill Team... basketball stats, deadlines, ribbons and posters . . . God, family, friends . . . laughter. HETHERITON, JAMES Grub... football... parties, friends . . . frustrated by losing os e sports. +. women... becr, HISSONG, JIM Frustrated by freshmen... Don't worry about it! ... class of '76 spirit . . . loves Rosanne. HOPPE, MATTHEW Salty, Hoppy ... Chem, Lab.... What is this? 7... SKUING 5s A's, Mars, and Jupiter... Led Zeppelin... only two years. HOYT, ANNETTE M. Photography, sunshine, and cosmic meows. HUEY, LOLrn Edo... ya know ... Spirit of '76.... searches, mini-courses, rainy days... friends, my family and brother... wintertime. HUFFMAN, LISA Lisa. ..never ontime...gym- nastics, skiing... to be a stew- ardess... happiness... That's so good! ... Beautiful times with family, K.D., and friends. HUMPHREY, BRUCE C. JR. Madman... You turkey ... cheerleading ... parties, friends ... social life... money. JAVIER, JOCELYN dale... Natural Olah tye yee a nut! ... the gang, Popeye, Olive, K.C. ... Beautiful people who care’... . G.5.G.., 4. .alnank you! JOLLIFFE, CATHLEEN CLARE Cathy ...El Cid deadlines... Spirit Week '75... Bumstead ... Fr. Lanphier ... loves friends, country music, and my cat, Jesse James , JUDITZ, TRACEY Petey the Wheatstraw . . . Biology w all, Youdumb bunny ... Our gang’... .Uni-vs. caints..-.u0d, family, special friends... David. KAISER, PATRICIA M. Patty... I don't know ... good times, good friends... spirit... dances... family... the beach and mountains... C.S., M.L., C28; KASIMATIS, KATHRYN M. Kathy ... frustrated by straight haira .. “It's. NOT tunnysae- ee Spirit of '76... flappers... Span- ish 4... life savers, kittens... sunny days at the beach. KASSEBAUM, KATHY Kath... empty bleachers at games . in the library... C'mon you guys ... Cheerleading, searches . . waterpolo, homecoming, Mom, senior year... loves Paul, scuba- diving, family, friends, and God. KELLY, CATHY Cath... A.S.B. office: yee eerws go camping ... searches... Homecoming '75, Mr. G., Joanne .. . Beating Saints... 4-18-75, 10-10... loves Craigy. KENNEDY, KAREN COLLEEN K.C.... can't ride a scooter... totally hot ... gymnastics... ditching . . . Bonnie and Camille .my V.W.... nature, the beach, Clairmont, the gang, the island. KHAMBATA, CAROL MARIE Girl's locker room... It's all for the best ... swimming, track... painted desert. ..P.E. coaches... God and everything he has created. KIRVIN, LINDA Lindy ... can't be serious. .. Flappers. . . class of 7 5... Friends are loved, cried on, longed for, spoken to and sometimes lost, but never forgotten . . . searches. KOVAC, DAVID Little man... making stupid mis- | takes 9 Oh ya!? 2 Cynens facemasking penalty ... Freedom. KREIZINGER NATALIE Nate ... found wandering... I | dream a lot ... tennis, basketball, and track... Beloved ... God, the high country . . . Ramona. LAB, BETH Beth... skiing, searches, ... green baby... the gang... fam- ily, friends, good times... I was so stoked! ... Craig. LAPLANTE, THERESE MARIE Tutti Bear... searches, head cook ..� Big D Ramos aie spirit Week '75... God... Jags, Cat Stevens... family and friends. LIM, GEORGE A. Desa). Bigisist. oe eae ... A.J. and staff... coach cool ... God, family, friends... low- riding Pinto .. . football. LISA, JOHANNA Mona ,.. frustrated by cliques. . Do you mind? . .. Physics A and G... Spirit Week 475.22 ist annual Charity Bowl... the ocean, piano...U H, M R. LOESCH, RICHARD Frustrated by Math... C.S.F. Physics and bomb threats. . making movies... the titania. LOPEZ, DAN Alright, alright! ... . track, cross country, soccer... remembers winning a car... trucks and food. LUSKIN, PAT Mountain man... Terrific . open periods... mountains. . kenpo karate, hondas, girls, and beer. MACARAEG, JULIET MEJIA Shortstuff, Shrimpo ... on the grass under the trees... Are you kidding ... Fr. Bob Buchanan, Prom '75, searches... loves Jim, God, family and friends. MACIAS, BRIDGET MICHELLE Mickey... Say what?! ... Sr. Mary ... Homecoming '75... frustrated by ignorant people... God, family, and friends. MACKENZIE, BILL Big Mac... El Cid office. . Go for it! ... sports editor... Fr. Costello, Mr. Seckington . living, loving, learning, and lolly- gagging. MANNING, BLAKE Blue, Roger... frustrated by in- competence... Lord lovea duck .. . football searches, swamp parties, knowledge... mountain country ... friendship. MARCHETTI, KAREN Chet ...can't be ontime... Donuts! USA... Elton John... hot fudge sundaes and Italian food Petes sun, LaJolla, MARIN, ELIZABETH Don't you know the world don't care just what we really do? Its spinning just keeps taking us for a ride--Don't you know you've gotta keep on fighting though--the last frontier is lying deep inside. --Jorma Kaukonen MARTINEZ, SUSAN ANN CHRISTINE Suey... A.C.K. . with Maria eet Ss up 10 you ... 5.9., Jesters . . . coordinator of religious activities... searches... senior year... loves life, family, and David. MATTESON, MARY LOUISE Big Sister . . . inconsiderate people wee ney you, Ejoles!i . 2 Mr. Martinez, Unca John... My fam- ily... animals... loves Mark. MAURICIO, ANDREA MARIE Andy... Yeheee! ... searches .. . Homecoming '75... Mr. Dundas' history . . . my parents and friends . . . loves Anthony. McCORMICK, DEBORAH A. Debbie ... dances... Mr. Dundas, the Gang... family and friends. McDERMOTT, KAREN Mutt... Natch ... dead fish in Fr. Lamphier's class... Sr. Mary... music, singing . . . Senior Vediee «ce wevG McFADDEN, VINCENT Ganeekitee. football. . .-1.R:H,S. . coaches Wargo and Ramos family McFARLAND, KATHY Lee... Mr. Thomsom, Mrs. K.... April 1975... frustrated by the PCUFer css £O, McKAY, KATHLEEN Kathy-poo... bottom lockers... Oh shoot ... beating Saints, searches, the gang. . . loves food, books, and going to Farrell's. MICHALEK, CAROL Carol-poo . .. frustrated by running the 600... What a bummer ... the gang, Miss Beckett... spirit of '76 going to Farrell's. . . people. MUHR, ELAINE Super Lungs... It's really a groove! . , , good times, cold days ... Christmas and M.D. NASON, LEX LEY Sexy Lexy, Snoz... Fed Mart... Do it ina Datsun . . . remembers the girls... money... Sheila. NAVARRA, ELSIE LUCILLE Squeaky ... natural high... Are you kidding me? .. . cheerleading ete gatig, spirit Of 76°... Gail, Anna, Jocelyn... God, par- ents, friends and Popeye. NEFF, RICK frustrated by slow drivers... lunch area... skiing, mini-course, senior year... Mr. Ruzicka... family, friends, and partying. NEGRETE, CRISTINA MARIE SOOM P IC Kee eteee Lin Ung Kylee friends .. . loves Les, family and J.B.'s ... Chicano Irish, my na- tionality. NEGRETE, MICHAEL ANGEL Flash Tamale... cruisin' What's happening! coo? ,,. graduation day... lowriders ... Mexico and Ireland. NELSON, MARY LYNN Hey Mar... Happy Joes’... not for women's lib... cheerleading wae, DOFIS,. 2 loves God, mom, and Bob, NIZYBORSKI, STEPHEN M.C. Dharma O'HANLON, RICHARD M. Rick, Fire-hair... Oh my gawd .. . Senior Prom, Homecoming, spirit week. . . people, mountains, and girls... a true friend. O'HEA, KEVIN CHRISTOPHER frustrated by the inevitable... publications office ... You want to run that by me again? ... Spirit Week, Homecoming '75... freedom, peace and fulfillment. O'MALLEY, DENISE Neener... Hey girls . . . people .. . loves John, family and friends. ORLANDO, LAURI Orlie Oflando . . . crowded halls and bathrooms ... the roses, Soph. year, beating Saints... my Lord, Jesus, friends, music... Thy loving kindness is better to life than me. Psalm 63. PABIAN, PHIL Pink, Capt. Hook... frustrated by Eddie Fraticel i. ile Rettso: � ¢ football, basketball ...AJ... friends, family ... loves Yolanda. PALACIOS, DIANA NANCY Diana� . smile ......J.5..the mad kiter. .. A.S.B. and Mr. G. .. . too many memories. . . God, family, searches... Take care, A. Araiza. PATTERSON, ANNA MARIA Shortie ... You guys ... cheer- leading . . . Frosh year, searches, pep rallies ... beating Saints . God, my mom, Mr, Dundas... K.K., M.A., L.C. PATTERSON, PATRICIA ANN Trisha . . . Junior year, searches, Mr. Spring. . . gymnastics SS ... moose calls with Lynn loves grandma, family ... straw- berries with sour cream and brown sugar... God, Greg. PENICHE, BERTHA Bert... frustrated by my hair... What a crack up! ... chorus... junior year... Mr. Ratelle and friends .. . acting crazy, pepper- mints family, eating and ballet. PEREZ, KENNY Kenny-n-the-Jets... Tank ... You're not a Freshman . . . surfin? daze... Dr. Dean and Chuck Berry ...the 'B' team... God, family ... all my friends. PETERSON, THERESE MARIE Teri... yellow lights, the art room What a drag ... It's not red, it's auburn. . . Alex, Mrs. Kassebaum SS and A.C.K. ... friends, God, Jason, Al, and Mark .. . family and art. PHIEEIPSASCONT Wolf-man... can't handle shaving every day... Sr. Sara. Mr. Dundas, Mr. Shafranske ... Surfing Black's, POWELL, GAIL VERMELLE Yellow Banana... frustrated by plucked roses. .. Movin' up in the world ... the bus gang... Elsie, Jocelyn, Anna... Jr. and Sr. years... God, family, friends pee Mifae Vice... itrenchfries . D.McC. PRECIADO, GILBERT Gilley... Oh Wow! ... base- ball ... people... God, family, and Debbie, PRSHA, JEANNIE-MARIE Legs... Horses and more horses . . saddle club... loves Shehera- zade, horses, mountains and sunsets. RAGGIO, BILL Raj, Chico... frustrated by poli- HIER 6 5 a IMISEYAY o oo MeeCRY 5 a: chess... cameras, girls, and sail- ing. REISING, CHRIS frustrated by term papers... What's going on? . . . searches ... vr. and Sr. years... loves life, people, and parties. REY, MARGI Maggie... rainy days, frizzies, and freckles... always late . behind a mountain of books . Peachy ... sunny days, happy smiles... long walks on lonely beaches. RICKLING, COLLEEN M. frustrated by rainy days... Dud . cheesepuffs, burritos, crafts class. ... loves Bruce, the beach, mountains, and sunny days. RIEL, ELIZABETH ANN Listy... ACK... Homecoming 75 eee hat ssCOOL. sae 55,205 meee Wec. 14.19 39 Mr. Gorsicn --r. choclate mint ice cream... my twin... Mark. RIEL, ROBERTA ANN Bifdy .c) AGN Go WIth Listyseress Cool your jets ... SS, senior class V.P. .. . Seniors do it better ... Bro. Mike .. . special friends, memories, Listy. ROBBINS, NANCY MOOMShOrte mee GOtl ah Vv. OUI eens C.I.F., searches... spaghetti... basketball, swimming, track... friends. ROBERTI, MARY KATE Frankie Duck... settle down boys ..., our gang... searches ... Sr. Mary... Senior year. 7-up, Mae West and The Little Rascals, ROGERS, LISA Shorty . . . gymnastics... ditching .. . frustrated by school on sunny days... the country, a farm in Wisconsin. ROSS, ANNE MARIE Rabbit... Hey you! ... Jesters ... friends, spirit week, Jody... Rabbits, nursing career... the bus stop. 83 84 RUDOLPH, KARLEEN JOI Shorty ... hates diets. . . found on the stairs... searches... boys .. . beaches, parties, and friends. RUIZ, ELENA Found with Carol and Rossina... Hey Baby ... crowded lunch areas... being with Dana... family and food. RUTA, JONI Sunshine .. . frustrated by lack of time ... found daydreaming... Wops are tops ... S.D., wres- tling, Quirk... loves life, time, Yosemite ... backpacker, Sr. secretary. SAWYER, PEGGY Peggie Poo... cool your jets ... Sr. Dolores. . . senior bathroom, Halloween with Mary Lynn... mornings, smiles, little kids, and Chris. SCHANES, BILL Billy... Sits cool” e. basket= ball... friends... family. SCHEUNEMANN, DAVE Shoe... frustrated by cars breaking down... lower parking lot... You can't help it, man ... grad- uation... friends, fun and fast cars. SCHORN, STEVEN Hates to work on weekends... I know: it .c)es- Geo. Fe cas MI Gorsich... J. B. . money. SCHOOR, KELLY Kel... band aids and hurdles... Vou Lil Button 7.7.4.0. in the P.R. ... Europe, Alexis... act- ing, Jesters, A.S.B., track... my career, SCHWARTZ, JACQUELYN ANN Jacque... never ontime... Really? ... hates to wait... Yearbook staff... Homecoming 75, Sentor Spirit: . v0) =5.—f 90. loves David and life. SCIARRA, FELICIA Fish... friends . . . senior year . the beach, people, to travel. SCIUTO, ANNAMARIE Anna... Ratelle's humor . Sophmore Treasurer... family and friends. SCIUTO, FRANK Off campus with my buddy... Band... tardiness, A.S.B. ball '75.... Mr. Shafranske ... loves Kelly, music, life, and the Island. SHARP, LYNN MARIE Lynnypoo .. . frustrated by inter- uptions. .. Volleyball, CYO,... searches, spirit week '75... fam- ily, friends, and nature. SHASHATI, NICK Frustrated by Biology and Physics labs 7... -it's all. overlasae, Commander, Araiza, Gorsich... the locker room, peace and happi- ness... football, driving, Uni High. SHEFCIK, GREG Stick .. . I live, I learn, I did all jive, That's the reason I survive. SHINE, CAROL Shiner, ....ACK, 95), .enshOe., searches... senior shrub... Karen and friends . . . sunshine. STEV AS wErF GOB... Big3... Elvis Presley and:thetPops ¢.. .4. Rsbiss ses President of the U.S. ... Spirit of '76.... coach Wargo, football, and my family. SILVA, JOE Big Joe... frustrated by boredom 2, Hang Itup dances; girls, and friends . . . loves water skiing .. . scuba-diving and parties. SILVA, SHARON Buto, Tuna... frustrated by no lights for plays .. . senior bath- room... Tell me about it ... O.E. 800, D.J. Ramos... Jesters ... loves the Island. SILVEIRA, DAVID Cassanova . .. found around good- looking girls... I.R.H.S. Coach Wargo, Mr. Ramos, Fr. Pomis... football... family, friends . . . staying active. SLATON, BRUCE Frustrated by lookers that won't close... Hug aroot ... goon's and frosh... surfing... loves Colleen. SOBECK, JANEL Frustrated by Tom Ebner... Ya know where any parties are? . Sr. Sara's chemistry class... family, friends, Carlos, parties... travel. STERKELCESLIE Les... frustrated by food... by the boys... Seniors Rule ... crazy kids, socks, dances... loves Mark, Mary, good friends, the gang. ST RUKELJ? CHERYL Frustrated by waking up... the bathroom... Tuesday Morning c offee... P.S.A., traveling, parties . . meeting people and making friends. SULLIVAN, JANE J. Canary... frustrated by Kentuckey Fried Chicken... “ooh, ooh, ooh! .. - Biology with Araiza... windy days, mountains, and friends. SULLIVAN, MARK Nurse's office... frustrated by Cindy ... Tuesday morning... Jesters. SUTTER, ANGELA Angelina Sutturtini ... If at first you don't succeed ,. . Sr. D 2 Sophmore year .. . loves love, Jesus, friendship, parties, dancing. SWEENEY, ED Frustrated by Andrea... Dean of Boys office ... searches... senior year, prom... meeting people, SWEARINGEN, PATTI Chenoa... Senior bathroom... Ivory Pointer Sisters... to bea blues singer .. . God and friends. TARANTINO, CHRISTINA D. Chrissy . .. saintsmen... ditch- ing... R.Dols oe e-cesre Dolores: beating Saints, snowskiing mini- course ... cruising, sugarbears... being crazy. TERZIBACHIAN, MIKE Mike . .. counseling office... I'll get you for that some day! .. � to become a doctor... . pho- tography. THOMAS, TRACY Senior studs, swimming... B.L.R. . +s Pizza , . «friends, family. THOMSON, GINA LEE Oh gad! ... searches, friends, Spirit week '75... family and God. TORGESON, ERNEST A. Ernie . . . Photo deadlines... in the darkroom... Blow me away ... Yearbook... searches, the brat. .. millions of memories... sunsets, photography, lovely ladies. TRIPP, CARLENE L. Lil' Button ... Europe, friends . we PO inthe PR4 23 In: Rome .. . loves Weller, John, and people .. . Jesters, score... you've got a friend. TZAVARAS, CINDY Look-out . . . our gang, frosh. year... teriyaki steak, good times, UEBBING, BARBARA EUGINIA Barb... Do you understand this ? ... Art room... Sue, Spirit of '76.... Mr. Araiza, LaRiv.. .« family, friends, the country... animals. VAILLANCOURT, PEARL LOLA MARGARET Pearly Wearly ... We're going to cut-up ... basketball . . . scream- ing... my pals, the gang... family .. . dancing, do the hustle. VARGAS, ELVIA Elf. . . the nurse's office... Mr. Ramos and Sr, Dolores... Get out of here ... loves life and Ray. VERTULLO, LYNN MARIE Lynn... frustrated by finals... basketball, B.B. gang, searches, Sr. D. and Mr. G. ... senior year .. . friends, mountains, rainy days. VILLARREAL, ROSSINA With Carol and Elena... Really! | . . self-defense class... senior | year, football games. . . friends, family, WETHINGTON, STEVE Hondas rule... N.C.B. is a bum- mer... My truck... Caesar's corner, WICKER, SONJA RAE Wonja Sicker... frustrated by slow- walking people .. . found with Jody .. . yearbook deadlines, Sr. Mary's classes... God, family, and friends. WHITAKER, DONNA Don... Oh, never mind ... bottom parking lot... family and friends. WHITE, PAT The stray gator . . . found on the steps... Hang 'em by their kords . . searches, dances... Jammin' at the Jetty... surfing... the night-life. ZELECHOWSKI, LYNN Sr. Marleen . . . moose calls with Trisha ... the bathroom... Oh wow! , . , the ocean, sunshine and izza. ZOLEZZI, JEANNINE Nini-weni... frustrated by good- byes... going out to breakfast... friends, family, God and John. Searchers seek I'd really like to be genuine and spontaneous, and me; but you've got to help me. You've got to hold out your hand even when that's the last thing | seem to want, or need. Only you can call me into aliveness. What is a Search? Friendship, sharing, togetherness and love. . . .we have a lot of growing up to do, a lot of running scared to stop, a lot of being honest with ourselves to learn. Fr. Pat Foley The senior class surprised every- one this year with a sudden burst of o energy. They regained the coveted spirit mug after expressing themselves so freely. aS) - in ae fee gga te aes : tA... ‘S 4 Seniors got spirit, you got to hear it During Hi-Jinx, the ruling class united once again to take the Christmas cup. spirit floating a- round was over- whelming - a0 ARIS reat Se Uni's mid-term graduates had commencement exercises for the first time this year. Ceremonies took place at Holy Family Church on Jan. 24. Presidio '76 would like to extend their con- gratulations and good luck wishes to the graduating Class Olmer.O- NS RUG oN Lea rn 1 ng creative The Children's Literature class had a ways to use English . campus. A special day was planned for Business English Children's Literature Comic Spirit Creative Writing Death in Literature Developmental Writing Englistivle 2a Film as Literature Grokking the Future Individual Reading Literature of the South Pacific Media and Communi- cation Mysticism in Literature News Yearbook Reading Lab Publication Arts Writing Lab Boy, this is good. Birdy and Teri tell great stories! special event in January where many small children were seen wandering around the them to be entertained by the students in the class. A story corner, puppet show and luncheon entertained the children for the whole day. The children had a wonder- ful experience as did the students. English 1A was working on a library project. They CC i008 . picked an era to do re- roast, search on and instead of shhh ocmenens writing a paper they per- e = Wel _ Fs v Lh f formed a skit. i Mery SEN ; oa M-I-C-K-E-Y - wes ices Mount - X nee Qlnps Can I light my torch now? Mark's twain by Konrad Yoes ae oe It was a peculiar day when Mark's twain came rolling into Mr. Weir's English 3A Class. The be Junior Honor class was having a special assignment . to tie in an author with a food. Konrad used Mark ; Twain's pen name to build a locomotive out of cake .� and other goodies. ; ‘ — ms Teresa Sotelo made a cake in the shape of Moby . Dick, She decorated in in red, white, and blue to show the symbols of America and their importance in American Literature . Moby dick gives a smile, , Wow is me! | And on the first date you should... Comic Spirit class is an English elective for Juniors and Seniors, ' which deals with looking into the humor in literature and every- _ day life. Along with reading the text and information from the | teacher, the students gave skits on their ability to provide humor for the class. Jane and Rhonda are shown doing a question and answer on How to Improve Sexuality. Scott Sullivan did a project on a cartoonist who lives in La Jolla. Business courses prepare us A new kind of shorthand was introduced to our school this year. The business department now teaches Century 21 shorthand instead of Gregg. Our school is one of the first in this district to go to this system of shorthand. Hello! Bookkeeping Business Law Looks pretty good! Mr. Fregly and Ed look each other over. Economics Would anyone like to Rei: | General Business find out 'How to Get a . _ How to Get a Job Job? If this interests Shorthand 1 you Mr. Fregly's class Shorthand 2 may help you. He worte Typing 1 his own textbook and is Typing 2-3 the only person to teach Typing 4 such a course. He and Work Experience his book tell everything one needs to know about getting a job. Here Mr. Fregly gives Ed Sweeney an interview to find out | if he is qualified for a | job. 92 for careers. i Miss Ruiz begins her class. Typing is serious work, Superior Court Judge Cooney comes to lecture the Business Law class every year. He shows them the courts and there they watch a trial. Two of his sons attended school here and were involved in wres- tling. Typing One is a course designed for the average student to learn the basics of typing. Each student learns the keys and a few important aspects to use for other classes, For more advanced students interested in a business ca- reer, there are plenty of electives available. Typing Two and Three enlarges your potential and increases your job entry skills. Typing Four, just introduced this year, gives job training for secretarial work. Here work is on an in- : dividual basis and increases speed to unlimited possibili- ties. Sepreepemccmpine pes iisuiinee on Judge Cooney speaks about trials. 94 Our religion classes widen our horizons In John 2: 1-13 it says.... Christian Meditation Christian Morality Christian Value-Arts Church History Comparative Religions Contemporary Moral Issues Demonology Experience of Human Rela- tionships Introductory to Theology Marriage Meaning in Life Parables in Film Philosophy of Religion Psychology Scripture Understanding the Faith towards God. — o lett bn a zs ‘ Br haan as Do you have a question? The moral of the story is... Interested students look on. Hey, what's happening back there? Religion is essential in our school. Most of the students attending Uni are Catholic. Our school has a very open religion department, with classes from Meditation to Theology. Taking these courses can be a rewarding experience if we achieve what we wish out of them, Do I have to shake his hand? 2 . roe E 3 Mr. Spring uses the board to prove his point, 25 The coordinate department helps us learn new ways Of living. Chorus group in Fashion Valley. The choral group is i They made many appearances to others as well as the school. They participated in a Christmas concert here and also went Christ- mas caroling in Fashion Valley. Under the direction of Mrs. Karnopp, Uni's school band has played at our football games and a stage concert. Crafts gives everyone a chance to be creative and take their frustrations out on a piece of wood. Advanced cra already taken crafts and would like to go on. More advanced and larger projects can be created in this class. BAND Moderator- Kathryn Karnopp Edna Robles David Zepf Ron Mirabile Pete Johann Frank Sciuto Anne Sullivan Louis Alvarez Larry Baker John Warriner Carin Dills Joe Silva Kaaren Bekken Tom Nadeau John Doty Jack Lucido John Turner n full swing this year. fts is for those who have Need some help? CHORUS Moderator-Sister Sara Sanders Mary Ann Amann Marijke Bekken Lisa Boehme Penelope Burich Jeannine Comeau Susan Elling Linda Lynch Dale Galasso Barbara Gourley John Hererro Rhonda Hurtado Keri Kropidlowski Juliet Macaraeg Dawn Maffucci Laura Martin Mary Matteson Karen McDermott Laurice Orlando Marcell Pablo Patricia Patterson Bertha Peniche Therese Peterson Laura Reid Mary Kate Roberti Felicia Sciarra Robert Simonis Particia Swearingen Michael V anDuzer Anne White Mr. A are you sure that was the day it was due David leads the band. Students illustrate eras in history room. Members of the Art 2 class have been working on different murals this past year. Claudia and Mike work One such mural was a continuation of a painting started last year inside room 22. Working on that mural was Teri Peterson. In the football locker room a mural depicting all of Uni's sports was worked on by Nancy Kassebaum and Barb Uebbing. Others working on these murals were Tracey Juditz, Kerry Krava, Mike Rapp, Claudia Baker, Tracy Thomas, Mike Deptuch, Richard Desmond, Theresa Collins, and Theresa La Plante. Theresa Collins makes the wall come alive. What happened! Come on Bob, I'm hungry!” Bachelor Survival class is designed for boys who Advanced Ceramics Choral wish to make use of the things around a kitchen. Parc ate anes eae They learn how to prepare dishes and generally Art 1 Foods to be able to make any meal they wish during Aes eset teh paar e Desa iH F . . oOo their bachelor life. Even after marriage they can apatite tare ie RRO PGHIca Deawint show their wives how great a cook they are and Ceramics Stretch Sew help her in the kitchen. Child Development Where would our country be without History? , Sister Marleen demonstrates primitive art. History offers everyone a look into our past, especially important this year because of our nation's bicentennial celebration. We learn of our ancestors through History and gain insights about ourselves. Students learn about their heritage. Hi Sweetie. _—_—._ . TT] ; @at snemnnat : “ eee hel American Government Inside World Politics American West Introductory to Be- Anthropology havioral Science California History San Diego History Comperative Economic 20th Century World Systems History Comperative Political United States History Systems World Geography World History ae eee De) Be TI found water! Here I go, Waterwitching in Behavioral Science. Down here we found... Erin ponders a question. Anthropology class went to Spring Valley to the Bancroft Ranch, formerly a San Diego Indian village. A guide showed the students the village which they found on the land. Now they are trying to put together the story the Indians left behind. Learning another language is a great way to talk to other people. This way we can communicate with anyone and become friends. Talking ina foreign tongue is a way of expressing our- selves to others who do not speak our language. be C'mon Greg, photograph me. N mo se llama? | 1 Is this a new teacher at Uni? Ate = | « ( F Maryann practices her Spanish. 100 Foreign language teaches us to communicate with a variety of Cheers. Spanish 3 went to Casa de Pico for a special treat. They used the words they had learned to order lunch. They had a great time en- joying themselves and communicating to others in their new lagnuage. people. Money anyone? Conversational Spanish French 1,2,3,4 German 1,2 Italian 1,2 Spanish 1,2,3,4 — eee RO i —, aa + Physical education keeps She's good! girls physical education Athletics Exploring Dance Figure Control Gymnastics Tumbling Health and Safety Lower Division Self Defense Upper Division This year there were several options added in the girl's physical education department. Before, the course had a variety of activities, now a girl can concentrate on a particular activity such as gymnastics, self-defense or figure control. Physical education is an essential part of school to keep us healthy and in shape. ad Service Why is she taking our picture? us in top shape. boys’ physical education Poona am = - illtOe a Chris pitches a no hitter. The Boy's P.E. Department concentrates on keeping bodies in shape and empha- sizing physical conditioning. The weight room has been developed this year into a regular activity of the Boys! P.E. classes. This helps the young men achieve muscular coordination through physical fitness. Igor takes a mean cut. C'mon Ed get it up there! Athletic Health and Safety Lower Division Upper Division Rick works out to keep in shape. Mathematics is essential for our technological world. 7 . We fs A a, : ; ) i, ‘4 t Cae? 4 ihe .G Ni : LL. fi ee Lj oA Which would you choose ? If it were this big... Does your graph look like mine? Algebra Consumer's math Geometry Math 1 Math 2 Math 3 Math 4 Pre-Algebra IT wish I had all the time in the world to work this problem! He's writing too fast! T wonder what the answer to number three is? The Math Department tries to develop logical thinking in a student's mind. Starting with Algebra, Uni students are taught how to apply elementary mathe- matical skills to problems. Students may then use these skills in pursuing future occupations. Biology Chemistry Human Ecology IIS Biology IIS Physical Science ISCS Oceanography Physics The answer's right here! Future scientist creating a monster. Is this really how you grow bacteria? What kind of blood do you have ? ni aang na Science helps us improve our modern world. QUIET! Mad scientist at work. Don't let any of the germs out! Science is an intriguing subject. It opens our minds to new ideals. It has made our society the way it is today, technical and more advanced than other worlds. By learning the basics, forming hypotheses and doing experiments one can learn many new and im- proved methods of making our life better. Science is the basis of the medical occupa- tion which we really need to help keep our- selves healthy. ay The joy of catching bacteria. 107 Mini courses area way of learnt ing. + Mini-course week gives everyone a chance to relax between semesters. There are courses from cooking to creative projects and trips from the Cuyamaca Mountains to San Francisco. Everyone had an opportunity to learn a new field of entertainment and have fun while doing ite The Bicentennial Mini-Course was most luxur- ious this year. Students went on an eleven- day tour to the east coast to view the historical sites left by our forefathers. Boy this is a mess! TI just press this button and zap! Sandal making. You cut it up like this... You're supposed to be giving him mouth to mouth resusi- tation. Just a little further... ve : e.9 hie im : oa ; ey ites B Pere wae 7 pu 7 Soot ae ie: ae é tes Let 2th = at Uni students checking our Channel 10. om Now, was that two square knots or three... ial a Golfers practice their swing. And then, the Baby Bear said to the Papa Bear... Pearl shows off her style. £ Umm, this is good! | The Wizard of Uni (with a computer?)! SS eee eee Y ae en A e yar’ a J ; . an Gee, I'm beginning to feel like Betsy Ross! Creativity easily finds its place within the rocket club. Commander at his best. Ugh, and I've got to eat that... Lit — SN administration working towards a common goal Gerald W. Giles, Principal Bishop Leo Maher, Bishop of San Diego Diocese Dr. Giles Schmidt, Superintendent of Diocesan Schools 114 | Joseph W. Wilimek Meer ASSt se bOoy Ss Dean English 1C, 2C.. .head water polo and swimming coach. . .racquetball, swimming, history . . .' Hang in there Sr. Dolores Anchondo. . .Dean of Girls, Spanish 4 . . .feading and crocheting Charles Duke .. . Dean of Boys, Algebra... golf - Sr. Nancy Ryan... Asst. Prin- cipal, World History... Aca- oe demic Affairs Committee Chair- person... plants, reading, friends, making things... conversation, listening to mu- sic... Asa newcomer to Uni Iam impressed with all the nice people here; the spirit is refreshing. David A. Thoennes... Asst. Principal, Am. Gov't, World History ... golf coach . .. woodcarving, golf . . . Highpoint: get- ting to go home. Get to class. Counseling creating an understanding atmosphere Sr. Joanne Wagenbrenner... Director of Counseling and Guidance...swimming, sewing, reading, all sports, work- ing puzzles... Smile--you'll make the world a happier place. Sr. Dale Brown...Counselor, Ocean- ography Human Ecology...Career Explore rs Club Fr. Roger A. Lechner...Pre-Siminary Program.,..restoring old cars, photog- raphy, sports...vacationing in the mountains, working with youth... Is that right? ... I'm here. Counselers Alex Araiza and Brian Alman...Counseling Intern...group Arnie Liss...Counseling Intern...group Ed Shafranske, with Liz counseling...from Boston, student at counseling...photography, music Gorsich, watch Uni's spirit at Gaoenetcn a Pep Rally. 116 Thank you for 15 years | have enjoyed Uni over the years, working for the school, and for the different principals and students. And | would just like to say how much | have enjoyed you all. Since 1960 Mrs. Cafky has been an important part of Uni’s business office. This November she resigned from her job as registrar, a word which encompasses a variety of responsibilities. We miss her efficient service and dedication and, most of all, we miss her presence among us. FOR WHAT YOU HAVE GIVEN US, MRS. CAFKY, THANK YOU Li? English renewing interest in self-expression Sr. Constance Fitzgerald ...Eng- lish, typing . . . moderator of PER- SPECTIVE, English Dept. Chair- person... going to the beach... reading Patrick Ratelle...English... cross-country track... kids, kaleidoscopes and raisin bran-- easy on the bran... He who lives by the sword shall cut out early. Miriam Niethus ... Eng- lish, GermanI... learn- ing racquetball... tra- vel, reading Sr. Leonard Gaskell... English... | PRESIDIO '76 moderator... the little nun John McGrath... Media and Communication, Film as Lit., American Lit. ... Administrative Council, Basketball Tournament... handball, racquetball, chess, PANN sol. nee Satie Consuelo Rodriquez ...English... Lo een terin | GSDCTE Exec. Board, CCD Pre- school... crafts, racquetball, baking, sewing, entertaining friends ean WVhy not. Donna Lilly... English, Bachelor Survival... Career Education . .- Aviation, making my own clothes ... eating out, collecting antiques ... You can do it! The Nun. Don C. Weir... Individ- ual Reading, English 3A ... varsity football a9 120 Social science teaching our past and present to our future. Sr. Marleen Brasefield ...US History, Anthropology, Be- havioral Science ... Common Cause... art... Those who ignore their history are doomed to repeat it! H. Dennis Vice... history, economics, government... Assistant Director of Student Ac- tivities . . . horsemanship, scuba, aviation... spending time with friends... Young peo- ple become more exciting work with, ) ay yeahte fe Mike Craig... Comp. Political, Comp. Economic Systems, 20th Century World History ... varsity football coach .. . building race cars, drag racing, reading. The clown doing her thing. Paul Wargo... Social Science, Boy's P.E. . . head football coach, track coach... sailing, skiing, gardening, dog-raising... All the way with A.J. John Dundas... Am. Gov't, Am. West, Calif. History, US History . .. travel and classical music Mathematics Helping to develop skills for higher education Boyd Thompson... Math 1C, 4C, Honors Math 2A... Chairman of Math Dept... . . San Diego Math Council Daniel Wilson... Algebra I, Journal- ism... Ed Cid advisor, Treasurer of San Diego Journalism Education Assn. . .- photography, cards, music, my family... If you don't stay open in the business of living, you'll soon go out of business. Bob Seckington ... Algebra 2, Math 2C,3C... math team ia activities involved in: legal, human, marital and general run- of-the-mill survival... my sons . .. interests changing with the seasons and my moods... No one can do for you as well as you. se omer iii erecta Joanne Wainscott Algebra 1c, Geometry ... basketball ticket selling... anything crafty; sewing, ceramics, macrame, leather goods, etc. nape ee wage AKANE Donald W. McCormick, Jr... . Math 2C, Geometry, Consumer Math... JV Basketball... bridge, sports events, motorcycles... That's not my prob- lem. Rudy E. Casciato... Algebra 1C, 2C, IIS physical Science . . . Frosh foot- ball, JV Baseball... Hey Orlando-- Tie a yellow ribbon Science enlightening students through scientific approach Alex Araiza... Advanced Biology, Counseling... bullfight- ing, bronco busting, weightlifting .. . Parlez-vous a humma- humma? Paul Collins. ..ISCS... Frosh Class Moderator, Science Club, Rocket Club Moderator... Real Estate, traveling, Jack LaLane Health Spa, correcting tests... Science is Golden David Gorsich ... Physics... Stu- dent Government Moderator... laughing, watching Kojac, laughing, driving my Volks, laughing, helping students... guitar, gambling... Allright you animals, here's an EASY problem! Patricia Robinson... Biology... softball Mr. G. listens intently. Daniel J. Ramos... Biology, Chemistry ... Varsity football assist- ant, Senior class moderator (Maria Girard's whip), Varsity Cribbage player... golf, sailing, skiing... Chirca-chirca Louis J. Kulot... Chemistry... writing new lab manual... wood- working and gardening... playing bridge and hiking... Now hear thissere. Cec Wood... Biology, photography ... travel, 12-string guitar, auto mechanics, reading, listening to current music, cooking, window shopping, daydreaming, nature photos. Sr. Sara Sanders... Chemistry... Choral, volleyball, basketball... sports, reading Religion sharing spiritual awareness with students I! don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing | know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve. --Albert Schweitzer Fr. Aquinas Costello... Religion Dept. Chairman Sr. Patricia Margaret Barnard... Christian Morality, Christian Medita- tion... jail counseler, instructor, extraordinary minister, hospital visitor .. . walking, mind-communi- cation, driving, playing my guitar, people... Sign in! Rev. Eugene Fisher. . . Parables in Film Elizabeth Gorsich. . . Meaning in Life, Interior Design... people, family . .. sun and water! Fr. J. Patrick Foley ... Religion, Chaplain... Christian Community Days, Leadership Training, Searches, Liturgies . . . Music, drama, hik- iINGiewere Fr. Leo Lamphier ... Religion . - - moderator of the Jesters andal-ilisos Edward P, Shafranske ... Psychology, Experience of Human Relation- ships... psychological counseling . .. Administrative Council... Music Appreciation Week... Tennis, Music-jazz, novels, walking at the beach... Take the time to celebrate the sun and be grateful. i Sr. Margaret White... Fresh- man Religion, English Rev. Earl W. LaRiviere ... Religion I,II,III . . . chess club moderator, Administrative Council member... The Church, travel; visiting the historical places and famous shrines ... Myson ... What's the good word? Martin J. Spring... Marriage, Meaning in Life, Christian Morality ... soccer... reading, sports oordinate teaching new forms of creativity Estelle Kassebaum... Art, Child Development, Stretch and Sew, Marriage... Pep Club... sewing, painting, decorating, real estate... Stick to your goals and always stay close to God. Steven G. Altamirano ... Crafts, Ceramics... Girls volleyball, Jr. Class moderator... back- packing, being near the ocean... Okay light- weights, put the tools away! Kathy Westerbeck ... Art, Crafts, Ceramics, Meaning in Life... Frosh Cheerleader Moderator, Pep Club . .. drawing, music, my bird, danc- ing, people... family and friends Donna Lilly instructs students in Bachelor Survival. Joe Galindo... Mechanical Dr awing, Typing, Spanish... golf, tennis, watching football games... trying to teach my Spanish class to cook Mexican food... Give me your atten- tion. Sr. Rosanne Belpedio. . . Foods, Clothing, Religion... listening to music, sewing, traveling, driving Stevie makes his music. Kathryn Karnopp... Band... French horn... music, plants, hik- ing, art, Bible. Busine Bert Fregly .. . Business Occupational Information . .. lecturing, researching . . . free-lance writing, ham radio, square dancing, bike riding $s recognizing the importance of new concepts Sr. Mary Braun. . . Shorthand, Typing... Academic Affairs Committee ... reading, sewing, relaxing at the ocean, listening to MmUSiCuemen. Pauline Ruiz... Typing, Bookkeep- ing... listening to music, reading, trying to be creative ... going on adventures... It pleases me Chuck Ruzicka... Law, Business, Typing, Economics... work experience... San Diego Diving Team coach... ceramics, music, racketball oreign Language broadening students insights into other cultures Thomas J. Steves . .. French, German... music, golf, traveling ... Hang on! Mark L. Marcus... Spanish... Bookstore Manager... surfing, going to the beach, various sports ... 'Don't let school hurt your education. John Atilano... Spanish... CSF, NHS Ondina Hiel... Spanish... Consul Corps... playing bridge, square dancing, sewing, making my own ¢ jewlery... Don't leave things for the last minute. Rachele Sandra Calabrese... Italian, Spanish... music, linguis- tics, reading Physical education emphasizing the importance of fitness and health Hector Macis... Boy's PE... Athletic Director... reading, sports... What's going to be done? Ed Strange ... Boy's PE, World Geography... football, Bowling Club Moderator... the out- doors . . . fishing, hunting Richard A. Serrano ... Boy's PE, Dept. Chairman... Frosh Basketball, Varsity Baseball... Athletics... I'm at USD field. Dale Siscon... Wrestling Coach Natalie Wilstermann... Girl's PE... | Girl's Tennis Team... racquetball, badmitton Camilla Beckett... Girl's PE... Girls Athletics, Swim Coach, Cheer- leaders .. . teaching children to en- joy swimming... The greatest mistake a man can make is to be afraid of making one. --E Hubbard Patricia Prather... Girl's PE... Badmitton Team... Now ladies! 133 helping uni through organization Joyce Flood... Principal's Secretary ... reading, people, life Maria Tarrentine... Office Secretary a Jean Liuzzi... Director of Com- munity Relations... Girls’ Softball Manager... sports, plants, talking up Uni High! ... family gatherings, communicating with people! ... They call me 'Mama Pizza‘, but I'm really Irish! a ’ 134 Rosemary Burson... Counseling Secretary ... sports, reading Sr. Mary Dennis Peters. . - Administrative Coun- cil... reading, sports, knitting Lea Sampsell... Lib- rary Clerk... camping, gardening, reading FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ramon Echeverria, Gary Longfellow, Lessell Jackson, Honorio Islas; NOT PICTURED: Tony Contreras Howard Poulson... Head of Main- tenance Department � i 2 ' ; ‘ { ' ; : mmm fai] sports Charity bowl: Spirit and tradition The University High Dons began their football season with an enthusiastic victory over the St. Augustine Saints in this year's Charity Bowl game. With a final score of 13 to 6, spirited Uni fans supported our team to tri- umph, The Don robot made its debut, and the cheerleaders boosted the overwhelm- ing crowd participation. The Charity Bowl was also a financial success, bringing in $6,000 for the Catholic high schools in the area. encourage D 1- Lee drops back to pass. 2- Blake contemplates his next move, 3- Ognibene shows pre-victory tension. 4- KGB Chicken supports the Dons, 5- Scott Lee studies the action. 6- Coach Wargo reporting from field. 7- Ready for action. Dons compete in tough league ROW 1: Coach Ramos, Tony Christorella, Mike Negrete, Scott Lee, Craig Fernandez, Toby Schramm, Andy DeMeyer, Joe Connelly, Kenny Perez, George Lim ROW 2: Doug Leedham, Steve Ceasar, Mike Hartman, John Simmons, Ben Zanin, Ronny Garcia, Mike Thomas, Jeff Silva, Blake Manning, Phil Pabian ROW 3: Coach Strange, Coach Wargo, Al Libiran, Richard Desmond, Mark Ortega, Bruce Ognibene, Tom Timmons, Edward Francel, Greg Ortega, Chuck Araiza, Eric Gilbert, John Price, Brian Rickling ROW 4: Steve Eckberg, Mark Fox, Pat McGuire, Marty Medrano, Jeff Chung, Jeff Boggeln ROW 5: Leo Dupuis, Mike Deptuch, James Gonzales, David Cammall, Bryan Meyers, Tom Taylor, Vince McFadden, Chuck Schoepp, David Silvera, Frank Sardo, Bill Russell, Richard Patton, Mike Kennedy, Pete Whitmarsh, Jim Hetherton, Coach Craig 140 University High School's varsity and J.V. football teams had a pretty good season under the direction of a new head coach, Mr. P aul Wargo. The varsity team had 2 important victories, the Charity Bowl and the Homecoming game, making some progress from last year. The J.V, team had a better season, with a final 4-5 record. Both team's defenses were especially aggressive and hard-working. The Dons had many outstanding players, several of which had injuries causing them to sit out one or more games. Overall, the teams played with confidence and spirit and provided excitement for Uni fans. 1- Toby Schramm slips the ball past the opposition. 2- The fearsome foursome ready for kick-off, 3- Center Jim Gonzales prepares to hike. 4- The Dons tackle a Long Beach opponent. 5- The Dons: a study of concentration. 6- Richard Patton displays his skills. a oe Frosh football claims best record The freshman football team had an ex- cellent season with 5 wins, 2 losses, and a single tie. The team members, many of them new to football, practiced and played hard under the coaching of Rudy Casciato. Hopefully, if this team- work continues, a good J.V, team will develop for next season. 1- Greg Young goes back to throw a long bomb. 2- Nat Porlas resists tackle. ROW 1- Larry Geraci, Sal Giacalone, Joe Sardo, Kevin Cesare, Whitney Witteman, Willie Lopez, Steve Koch, Craig Leedham, Richard Libiran, Luis Huey, Clyde Taitano, Kevin Doering ROW 2- Mike Rabelo, Chris Daigle, Joe Kenney, Bob Tharp, Marty Hunter, Mark MacKenzie, Gary Rickling, Mike O'Connor, Tracy Reed, Greg Young, Nat Porlas, Eddie Dueny, David Martin, Kevin Cammall ROW 3- Coach Mike Sexton, Bill Thomas, Ken Smith, Alan Devall, Scott Maxwell, Bob Jondall, Kevin Ewers, Coach Rudy Casciato, Tom Lopez, Ray Sworde, Paul Sharp, Rick Balelo, Pat Connors, George Lightsey, Steve Esquibel, Coach Jim Williams I ROW 1- Peter Hoffman, Jose Cravo, Lennard Fhilipowski, Sparky Lebold, Manual Cravo ROW 2- David Harlan, Andy Calderon, Cliff Sharp, David Soule, Chris Soule, Leo O'Brian 1- Wonder what they're thinking ?! 2- Sparky stretches before a meet. 3- David Harlan leads the pack. Runners show great potential Competition on the Cross Coun- try team takes practice, disci- pline, and determination. Mem- bers of the team run up to ten miles a day, on beaches, streets, and in canyons. The team worked hard under the in- struction of Coach Ratelle, and took only 1 meet, partly due to the injuries of several players. The team being made up mostly of juniors and sopho- mores, Mr. Ratelle foresees a good season next year. — — Water-Polo Homecoming activities and team Water-Polo Homecoming this year was quite an event. The Homecoming games and activities took place at the USD pool, where they were attended by many students, parents, and facul- ty members. Both the varsity and J.V. teams played against Army-Navy Academy, and both were victorious. The varsity won by a score of 13-5, and the J.V. by 11 goals to 7. 1- The Queen and her court. 2- The Aqua-Dons get a pep talk. 3- Coach Wilimek, Queen Joni Mangiameli, Greg Krische 4- The Dons pray for guidance and strength. 5- A Don passes just in time. ROW 1- Chris Galindo, Bob Curry, Philip Strebler, Brad Rosbrook, Kelly Jones, Mike Case, Bob Hammill, Jon Bekken ROW 2- Mike Robbins, Ian McColl, Richard Pilsl, Mark Raggio, Bill Hollinger ROW 3- Coach Wilimek, Tom Fleming, Fred Osuna, Paul Martinez, ) Larry Targos, Paul Romano, Frank Faudoa, Philip Schneider, Ron Cook, Norman Gross, Matt Brown a NN ec a ee emonenes OT Oe iy SE ee nee Cae es oo FERC ptteriss tiker secs, a3 WARE W ES ah hel eat tpy | ROW 1- Pat Barnes, Bart Harmon, Shamus McLaughlin, John Bermoy, Mike Goscienski, Paul Howe ROW 2- Richard Jorgenson, Greg Krische, Mike Hagan, Peter Margan, Ed Gallo, Sal Tarantino, Coach Joe Wilimek, Greg Achatz 1- One frustrated coach 2- Strategy session 3- Sal whips one past the goalie to score. 4- What do you think you're doing?! 5- The J.V. battle to defend their goal. Under the experienced coaching of Mr. Wilimek, the water-polo teams had a fairly good season, despite an unusually young team. The varsity team took 2 out of 18 games. The J.V. team won 6 games and lost 11. The teams' strong points were their youth and the fact that they worked well together as a team, Prospects for next year seem good, since the majority of the team will return to work on im- proving team speed and ball-handling skills. There is also a good possibility of the team going co-ed. PTR RE RTE (en eee 2 es TE NOSE 4 Bay Lt = —— a tr Bei =. Water-Polo teams battle for victory Racketwomen Doubles players, ABOVE: ROW 1- Monique Minton, Debbie Barba, Margie Sharkey, Lisa Boehme ROW 2- Ellen Catanzaro, Denise er ; : 1- Margie displays her style. Pegaso eeucy Busalacchi, Michele Fuger 2- Debbie ere for oi opponent's return. Singles players, BELOW: ROW 1- Cathy Rudolph, Marie Hedley, Candy Alvarez, Natalie Kreizinger, Marian Machado ROW 2- Belinda Alcantara, Kristina Straumfjord, Janet Sposato NOT PIC- TURED- Jocelynn Javier, Jeannine Caulfield | Girl’s volleyball enjoys fine season Varsity team: ROW 1- Dawn Maffucci, Rita Poquette, Michele Sciarra, Annie Graber, Pat Franklin ROW 2- Susan Franger, Kathy McGrath, Connie Agosta, Nancy Loos, Mary Jane Caudill, Lisa Case, Debbie McCormick 1- First string varsity receive encouragement, 2- Cathy Busalacchi strives to make a point. 3- Linda North leaps to spike. The girls' volleyball teams showed spirit and skiii this season under the coaching of Sister Sara and Mr. Altamirano. The varsity team was victorious in 5 out of 10 games they played and the J.V. team also did well. The teams, mostly juniors and sophomores, showed a great deal of natural ability and a willingness to learn. J.V. team: ROW 1- Socorro Rodriguez, Monica Siesel, Anne Schanberger, Mary Laterza, Dawn Hopkins ROW 2- Joan Robbins, Carla Everett, Michele Codhina, Linda North, Sue Smith ROW 3- Mary Connolly, Anna Thompson, Carin Faz, Lynn Sharp, Cathy Busalacchi, Martha Lara, Jeannine Alioto Badminton team shows natural ability . : = : a i Las ’ | Vig ee ae et, 5 Ht; . be . igeis on. i Bang ¥ r oA ‘ | ROW 1- Kim Bertholet, Theresa Sotelo, Ruta Kisielius, Carol Shine, 1- Linda and Kim discuss their next moves, Norma Jannone, Lisa Lessing, Colleen McFadden ROW 2- Carrie 2- A pensive Coach Prather watches the action. Faucher, Grace Bugelli, Kathy Kane, Linda Bugelli, Patrice Aschenbrener, Patty Stanford, Anne Schatz, Sue Gourley NOT SHOWN- Kathy Goscienski The girl's badminton team did not have as good a season as they would have liked, losing the five games they played. The team's coach, Mrs. Prather, felt that the team improved in it- self, and worked well together, with ex- ceptionally good smashing. The team ! practiced every day to improve their skills, especially drop shots. The Girls' Swim teams did quite well this season, as a result of hard early-morning practices, several outstanding swimmers, and the guidance of Miss Beckett. The teams were especially strong in the breast and free-style races. The varsity had an excellent season, winning 3 out of 4 meets, and an even more difficult accomplishment, took first in the City League Finals. The J.V. team results were not as good, 1 win and 6 losses, but they tried hard and enjoyed themselves. Varsity team: ROW 1-Joni Mangiameli, Paula Krische, Mary McPherson, Carrie Miller, ROW 2- Annette Fenton, Gloria Urban, Carol Khambata, Patrice Krische ROW 3- Barb Franklin, Jore Greenwood, Nancy Robbins 1-Gloria Urban demonstrates the butterfly. 2-Cecilia takes a breather. ; ran “4 fa, Ps Fe ae! i ‘ w : : q ae Girls splash through good season J.V. team: ROW 1- Lois DeLaney, Beth Shattock, Lisa Bedore ROW 2- Sue Schmidt, Sylvia Gomez, Cecilia Schmidt, Nancy Kovac, Karen Eckberg ROW 3- Kristi Eckberg, Susie Lundquist, Angie Rodill, Debbie O'Neal, Ginny Kofler, Kaaren Bekken, Ildy Bornemisza, Marijke Bekken ROW 4- Lisa Whaley, Gloria Alvarez, Vicki McDowell, Vicki Williams, Sue Slominski, Stacy Hadley, Melissa Siesel, Melody Sebo ROW 5- Liz Ortega, Carolyn Walsh, Irene Deptuch, Shelley Martin, Eileen Sturtevant, Malia Flood. Winter sports Soccer team shows vast improvement This year's soccer team has improved greatly both from last year's team and within itself. Coach Spring feels that a fine defense and twelve returning lettermen are strong points of the team. Jim Graber and Matt Costa are just two of the several outstanding players. acne ea 1- Cliff Sharp 2- Soccer team get their heads together. ROW 1- Larry Riley, Jim Stabile, Rob Silva, Matt —— Costa, John Tobin, John Colliver, Chris Soule, Pete eit Hofman ROW 2- Coach Spring, Ken Guerro, Dave A aft £ Dietrich, Cliff Sharp, Ray Sworde, Bill Knoblock, Doug Leedham, Mark Fox, Dan Lopez Varsity basketball team ROW 1- Ken Hogan, Milburn Stevens, Chris Hanning, John Zeeb, Steve Renning, Steve Cardosa ROW 2- Brian Myers, Denis Barba, John Tatum, Bob Schmitz, Darrell List, Coach John Cosentino | ‘= This is the first year that Mr. Cosentino has coached the varsity basketball team. He feels that the team was aggressive and improved from the beginning of the year. The starting line-up, like the rest of the team, was made up mostly of Juniors, and was Steve Renning, Chris Hanning, John Tatum, Milburn Stevens, and Ken Hogan. The team practiced every day and worked hard at it. 1- Melburn looks for an opening. 2- Starting guard Chris Hanning. 3- John Tatum goes up against San Diego. 4- Tense Dons watch the action. 5- Denis Barba 6- Milburn Stevens eyes the basket. Toby Schramm, Guy Sawyer, Steve Cesare, Todd Flores, Bud Schmitz, Richard Patton, Carl Howell, Tim Hughes, John Fowler, Dan Souza, Andy Szczotka tty 4 Va en ry The Junior Varsity basketball team bs has improved vastly this year, a result ah � | on: — of excellent attitudes on the part of -- Fsé— | 22 Seer the players and an equally strong offense and defense. The team is made baal up almost exclusively of sophomores. - Coach Don McCormick feels that the Me team works well together. - - S 1- A tense moment for John Fowler. 2- Coach McCormick ponders his next move. 3- Bud dribbles around his opponent. | 1- Gary free-throws for an extra point. 2- Freshmen take a breather. ROW 1- Gerald Cox, Terry Deering, Fred MacKenzie, Steve Sawatzki, Paul Huss, ROW 2- Tom Henderson, John Jenkins, Gary Rickling, Tony Morgan, Mike Rebello, Danny Villarreal, Chris Daigle ROW 3- Greg Young, Roger Devenyns, Bear Peters, Tom Lopez, Mike Strange, Steve Esquibel, Coach Serrano Freshmen shoot for the sky The frosh basketball team, coached by Mr. Serrano, boasts an excellent record for this season. The team draws much of its strength from fine shooting and the players have excellent possibilities for next year's J.V. team. 155 The wrestling teams had a pretty good season, despite a lack of participation and several tough schools to compete against. The teams had an especially important victory against St. Augustine early in the season. The few fresh- men wrestlers were divided into the varsity and J.V. teams. One frosh wrestler, Greg Williams, was outstanding in the lightweight division, Grapplers hold their own while Rene Sandoval and Scott Flores proved to be tough as middleweights. The he avyweights who have done especially good jobs are Chuck Schoepp and Ed Krische. Another fine wrestler, Bruce Ognibene, broke his ankle during an early meet and was out for the season. Dale Siscon, coaching his first year at Jni, has high hopes for next year's teams. J.V.: ROW 1- John Bermoy, Al Libiran, Mark Cianflone, Mike Gibson, Mike Diem ROW 2- George Allan, Martin McGrath, Jim Gonzales, Anthony Valleto, Mike Rubert, Hugh Campbell, Coach Dale Siscon ——, Varsity: ROW 1- Bob Kidwell, Mike Negrete, Rene Sandoval, Jess Nelson, Bob Greenwood, Gret Williams, Mike Rubert ROW 2- Bruce Ognibene, Ed Krische, Tim Fleming, Chuck Schoepp, Marty Hunter, Craig Luis, Scott Flores, Coach Dale Siscon 1- Mike Diem demonstrates the take-down. 2- Scott Flores on top of things. 3- Mike Negrete uses the cross-quarter hold. 4- Got'cha! i: Ey 5- Chuck Schoepp face-to-face with a War-hawk. —— Girls’ softball teams make their debut This year's new girls’ softball teams competed in the tough CIF league. The young and in- experienced teams showed tre- mendous potential for several years to come. Coach Patricia Robinson feels that the teams have an especially energetic defense. Despite numerous skinned knees and broken fingers, the J.V. team had an excellent season, and the var- sity team held their own. 9 ty - _ ¢ 7 - ine y r= | a 1 - Theresa Driscol takes a warm-up swing. 2 - Janine takes the pop-up. 3 - Just another hit for Uni. ROW 1-Virginia Whitmarsh, Bridget Brown, Sandy Garza, Kelly Miller, Anne Graber, Pixi Cobos, Madonna Howard, Terri Willrodt ROW 2-Coach Ann Ryan, Janine Aliato, Karen Imdiek, Julie Schueneman, Jennie Berrav, Jeannie Westrom, Carla Everett, Theresa Driscoll, assistant Marty Medrano ROW 3-Theresa Beeson, Pat Franklin, Mary Jane Felice, Gretchen Dietrich, Pam Lessing, Laura Alger, Kathy McGrath, Coach Patricia Robinson 158 spring sports Varsity baseball banks on youth ha wy Breed Bins Mgt © Varsity Baseball Team: ROW 1-Richard Desmond, Pat Egan, Dan 1 - J. Wood and Company. Franger, Paul Armijo, Mike Jean, Mark Silva, Joe Accardo, Rene 2 - Ted up for a pop fly. Sandoval ROW 2-Coach Serrano, Tim Maxwell, Steve Markland, 3 Richard Desmond takes a mean cut. Ted Badillo, Dean Beaton, Marty Medrano, Andy Asaro, Joe Wood, Ron Eagn, Mike Kennedy, manager. The varsity baseball team experienced a good year, rating high in a tough league. The team was exceptionally young, with eleven juniors and two sophomores. The five returning lettermen, Ted Badillo, Mike Jean, Joe Wood, Joe Acardo and Richard Desmond led the especially strong defense. | J.V. shows “Spirit of ’76 The Junior varsity baseball team had a respectable rating in the league this sea- son. Coach Rudy Casciato, feels that much of the team's strength came from the many Juniors and capable pichers on the team. Three freshmen, Dave Martinez, Rick Ballelo, and Bob Jondall, | were added strong points to the team. 1 - Waiting to bat--that caged-in feeling. 2 - Mike Thomas warms up before game time. 3 - Uni Don sacrifices for team. e % AER: 2 A es Re ee warns Junior Varsity baseball team: ROW 1-Joanie Mangiamelli, Laura Algers, Annie Graber ROW 2-Eric Gilbert, Mike Thomas, Mick Preciado, Ronny Garcia, Mitch Akers, Mario Estrada, David Martinez, Carl Elam ROW 3-Bob Jondall, Danny Souza, Rick Balelo, Kathy Dalton, Tony Wanket, Dave Cammall, John Timmons, Coach Casciato. ROW 1-Kevin Season, Steve Sawatski, Willie Lopez, Greg Williams, David Zeeb ROW 2-Danny Morrill, Tim Fleischer, Tom Keating, Alan Devall, i Kenny Guerrero, John Turner, Kevin Cammell, ROW 3-Coach Tuttle, Dennis Boehme, Bill Thomas, Mike Rebelo, John Sardinia, Gary Rickling, Mike Ward, Greg Yong, and manager Adrian Ferrer 1 - John Turner practices pitching. 2 - Mike Ward takes a swing. 3 - Players discuss their offense. The Freshmen Baseball team, relying on their | strong points of pitching, defense and speed, | did quite well this season. At practice they | warmed up and then analyzed previous day's mistakes. Freshmen off to a good start Long year for Golf team This year's golf team had a poor season, a result of young and inexperienced golfers. The only senior and letterman, Bill McKenzie, led the scoring, followed closely by freshman, Bob Sciacque. The team prac- ticed every Monday and Thursday at Torrey Pines. Coach David Thoennes feels that the team is an enjoyable group and showed promises for next year. 1 - Bill lets out the shaft. 2 - Coach Thoennes shows the finer form. 3 - Who says making par is hard? 4 - The sky is the limit for Chuck. ROW 1-Steve Tunnel, Bob Sciacque, Jim O'Hanlon, Pat Driscol ROW 2-Guy Pacurar, Larry Butler, Chuck Morningstar, Bill MacKenzie, and Coach Thoennes. The boys' track and field teams did not have as good a season as they would have liked. One reason for this is that the team did not have a track and had to practice elsewhere. Coach Paul Wargo felt that the teams! strong points were the middle distance runners, especially David Harlan, David Soule, and Sparky LeBold. Distance runners: ROW 1-Leonard Filipowski, Joe Sposato ROW 2-David Harlan, David Soule ROW 3-Tracy Reed, Sparky LeBold NOT SHOWN-Andy Calderon, Jose Crave, Pete Hofman, Jose Romo, David Straumfjord 1 - Uni in front by a head. 2 - Sparky gets truckin'. 3 - The three tracksters, Marcus, Warge, Ratelle. Field: ROW 1-Mark Fox, Pat McGuire, ROW 2-Steve Renning, Sprinters: ROW 1-Ed Duenez, Robert Allen, Mike Terzibochian, Jerick Javier, Humberto Navarro, Jeff LeBold, Craig Fernandez ROW 2-Joe Wendl, Pat Conners, Doug Leedham, Whitney Ken Smith NOT SHOWN- Steve Witteman, Larry Geraci, Joe Connolly NOT SHOWN-Dan Lopez, David Martin, Ekberg, Frank Flourney, Mark Darrell McClendon, David Silveria Ortega, Bill Raggie, Bob Schmitz salle 1 - Dan Moore practices the backstroke. 2 - Swimmer starts race in top form. 3 - Peter Allen performs jackknife dive. Aqua-Dons return The swimming and diving teams had a fine season due to many returning letter- men and Coach Joe Wilimek. All but four members from last year's team re- turned plus eleven freshmen and four new divers. Four sophomores, Mike Goscienski, Shamus McLaughlin, Kelley Jones and Greg Achatz formed the back- bone of the team. The team practiced every morning and afternoon, swimming constantly . Junior varsity team: ROW 1-Mark Raggio, Robert Fadoua, Jon Bekken, Paul Romano, Phillip Schneider, Tom Solazzo, David Moore, Richard Pilsl, Mike Hagan, ROW 2-Coach Wilimek, Mike Robbins, Frank Fadoua, Matt Brown, Norman Gross, Dan Moore, Frank Richert, Bill Hollinger, Fred Osuna, John Raggio, Bill McIntyre. NOT PIC- TURED-Jeff Bizack, Mike Case, Tim Fleming, James Lowther M4? OS CUE BOOVRERS ES 7 .7 « Varsity team:ROW 1-Mike Goscienski, Peter Allen, Shamus McLaughlin, Phil Strebler, Bart Harman, Tom Fleming, John Bermoy, Greg Achatz ROW 2- Robert Curry, Greg Krische, Coach Wilimek, Ed Gallo, Paul Howe, Richard Jorgenson, Chris Galindo, Pat Barnes, Kelly Jones NOT PICTURED-Stephen Jones, Mike Lord, Peter Margan. : oe “4 Neat Sia es 1 - Craig Britt works on his forearm. 2 - Bill delivers an over-head smash. 3 - The Warriner serve. The boys! tennis team had an excellent season. Coach Ed Shafranske felt the team had great spirit and truly enjoyed the game. An added strong point was Suresh Sivagnanam, who was CIF champion in singles. ROW 1-Tom Hissong, Ian McCall, Brant Davis, Michael Anderson ROW 2-Coach Ed Shafranske, Andy DeMeyer, Craig Britt, Tom Clifford, Suresh Sivagnanam Netters finish high in standings | 1 - Two Points! | 2 - Uni gains control. 3 - Who says girls' Basketball is a joke? — Seniors lead Girls’ Basketball teams ROW 1, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Beaton, Rose Galindo, Carol Burnett, Karen Shine, Nnacy Robbins, Bebe Burnett, ROW 2: Cathy Bauler, Janet Sposato, Belinda Alcantara, Lynn Vertullo, Michele Sciarra, Stacey Whisslor, Terry Willrodt, Joan Robbins, Teresa Beeson, ROW 3: Stephanie Straumfjord, Linda Bugelli, Debbie Barbar, Martha Lara, Pearl Vaillancourt, Karen Sullivan, Ssiter Sara, Annette Fenton, Anne Schatz, Monica Kaiser, Terri Cendali NOT PICTURED: Peggy Wilrodt, Kathy McGrath, Liz Williams, Ildy Boremisiza, Dion Boyd, Anne Cologne, Silvia Munoz, Dawn Maffuci, Susan Fosselman The girl's Basketball teams had a great season, partly due to spirited Seniors, Kathy McGrath, Nancy Robbins, Michele Sciarra, Pearl Vaillancourt, and Rose Galindo. The team also had excellent speed and a strong bench. Coached by Sister Sara, the girls' practiced twelve hours a week on special drills and exercises. x q OP Wa So ye we ee ee Se oe ce 72s SY. ike eS i 3 te exe vee eye Ee eS Saat Se eR BD = . ®, 4 1 - Sonia passes off to Ana. 2 - Watch out everybody! Here comes Ana. 3 - Vicki out-hurdles Mission Bay. The Girls' Track team, with first year coaches, Mrs. LeBold and Miss Rodriguez, showed marked improvement at the end of the season. The team's strongest point was the spirit shown by all the girls. Track team: ROW 1-Colleen Connors, Jill Hawtrey, Mary Connolly, Laura Gray, Karleen Rudolph, Vicki Williams, Cathy Kovac, Michelle del Grande ROW 2- Ana Figueredo, Erin McLaughlin, Cathy Estus, Cindy Parker, Jeanne Kennedy, Regina Juditz, Lauri Orlando, Jocelyn Javier, Natalie Kreizinger. NOT PICTURED: Irene Deptuch, Dawn Hopkins, Carol Khambata, Sonia McCombs, Virginia Whitmarsh and stat girls, Diane Geraci and Mary Ramirez. Girls’ Track team is alive and well WE VELL ig oe PP 2 i] (CLE NG, Well it about ine you LAF YUL AGH) Si ane ¢ 4 At OE had So1goensmreg , Yn 56 Had a get P1v2tF GEU Hag oe WaT 45 ltin fan, Remenhe. pm Cale, 5 tale Leimch Wath Coot b da TOG� @ a at 7le ¢ okay ¢ © nd bein 7 Me UW ay avg x GALAF OLN IIUA. and thee if casi, dowry £ th | Yea Aoes es | vit 42IO4EL Ch nyaenen bit | Near Ce, aive On tap. hist Lar and ho LiL c OEP late Lunch. QE ie 2te gor - LOL, CLV GAT AT] ODONL Clasaes 405 CLG dove d eae 2 J tips ; Th E LiL a ( tobe a@ dmb elite!) a : 7 L 7 eo? a) @ essa STI aS 1% ; ie —iA) e y} SUM SS — 2 ALLS types ————— ee ay UNTETTAARUA thi vq, WeulbtNiga ‘ aos = be eS Denis Barba; Denis Gras student af prom takes ¢ Grace puts in jaking posters, and relating to people are all a part of her job as ice president. Grace hopes to ob- fain a position on Uni's A. ; Cabinet and gow 2 Care medicine, hite, Treasurer g care of the budget for the jun a job Bernadette San Filippo, Secretary enjoys because it is a way she can become in- d in Uni's student affairs. To Ann, being a Being a member of Uni's student government has er is not just holding a title, it's a position special meanings to Bernadette. Having her say when he has been entrusted to by her fellow students. she has an opinion is one of those special meanings. Bernadette hopes to become a full-time secretary in future years, and hopes to run for secretary on Uni's A.S.B. cabinet. Juniors are active people Cathy Abeyta Joseph Accardo The Class of '77 possesses spirit and versatility. They value friendship and happi- ness and they respect the talents of others. Every person in the class is an individual that helps in his or her own way to make up an enthusiastic Junior class. Jose Acol Susan Ainsworth Louis Alvarez Julianne Alves Karen Anderson Paul Armijo Claudia Baker Rose Balistreri Denis Barba Patrick Barnes Greg Bauler Dean Beaton Jon Bekken Brenda Benton John Bermoy Jeff Bignell Annette Blake Cathy Blattler It's mine! Margaret Botsford Brenda Bouterie Bridgette Bovee Steve Brentano Craig Britt Mike Brown George Buenfil Grace Bugelli Kathy Busalacchi Laurie Busalacchi Brenda Buso Larry Butler 172 Oe ae William Byrne Amanda Byrnes Patricia Calderon Steve Camara Judith Campbell Steve Cardosa MaryAnn Carini Mark Castillo Ozzie Castillo Ellen Cantanzaro MaryJane Caudill Paula Chlad Thomas Clifford Julie Cloney John Colliver Steve Cologne Charles Combs Jeannie Comeau Colleen Conniry Ron Cook Mark Correia Mark Cotter Shannon Coughlin Stephanie Cox The out-to-lIunch bunch. Manuel Cravo Lisa Crowell Joe Cruz Denise Daly Kathleen Daly David Darnell Thompson Davies Joseph Dehn Richard Desmond Laura Dibelka David Dietrich Renee Dion Juniors like Uni The 11th grade feels that Uni is: education, mini-courses, friends, love, homework, unity, teachers who care, sports, fun, spirit, laughter, THEDONS. Dana Dodgen Mark Doering Matthew Dolan Billy Don Edward Don Bill Donahue Robin Dores John Doty Mark Doyle Margaret Driscoll Rebecca Drummond Patrick Egan Sheri Eggert | Lisa Ekno Karl Elam Susan Elling $ = PAN Weg a] - Daniel Ennis Richard Ezra Kathleen Fager Cathy Fanning Andrew Faust Carin Faz —————— = — ee = = ——— = Frederick Fee MaryJane Felice Annette Fenton Audrey Fenton ‘ Leonard Filipowski Ronnie Fitch Benita Fitzgerald Thomas Flemming Scott Flores Carlos Fox Mark Fox David Francel David Franger Susan Franger Kenneth Franke Julie Furness Joseph Galindo Mark Gallagher Martin Gallagher Edward Gallo Diane Garcia Jamie Gill Maura Giles Bruce Gomes Jorge Gonzalez Philip Gorgone Cathy Goscienski James Graber Robert Greenwood Linette Guarano Mark Guidi Jorge Gutierrez Jean Haff Michael Hagan Tammi Hageman Christopher Hamill Chris Hanning David Harlan Bruce Hartman Jill Hawtrey 176 Abbie Hayes Kim Hertel Vincent Hilgeman Thomas Hissong Kenneth Hogan Paul Howe Gilbert Huey Rhonda Hurtado Charles Hyde Karen Imdieke Gabrielle Jacot Paul Jannetti Juniors work together Juniors came in second in the Homecoming Spirit Mug Competi- tion. They are a happy, spirited class, an d many think that the Feeling of togetherness exhib- ited by all Juniors during the week was unprecedented in their lives! Norma Jannone Kevin Jorgensen Kim Juditz Saidia Kane Theresa Kane Teresa Kasimatis Nancy Kassebaum Peter Kellner James Kennedy Melanie Keroack Robert Kidwell Grace Killelea Kathy Kinsella Ruta Kisielius Bill Knobloch Igor Knufman Angela Kofler Kerry Krava Gregory Krische Norma Langhor Cecilia Latham Rosemary Lauer Leinala Lawler Jeff LeBold Lisa Lee Scott Lee Randy Lieghton Anne Lieb Tom Liefgreen Marissa Lim Darrell List Cynthia Little Nancy Loos Jim Lowther Lori Lucero Cathy Lundquist Lance Lussenden Linda Lynch Mike Lynch Kim Macias Darien MacKenzie Carol Maher Matt Martinez Tim Maxwell Arthur Mayes Donald Mayo Angela McBurnie Kim McCall Donald McClure Corrine McColl Pat McGuire Marie McManus Martin Medrano Steve Mendez Kevin Miller Monique Minton Kimberly Moore Charles Morningstar Mark Muccilli Caroline Muhr id I Juniors cherish future 178 The Juniors look off-campus lunch as a privilege. Being a junior is good for some, because in one year the worries of school will be over; stil bring. Guy Pacurar Cindy Lou Parker Michael Peak Mary Murphy Bryan Myers forward to being Seniors, and having | others wonder what the future will Michael Nares Mark Neff Jerry Nigro Leo O'Brien Bruce Ognibene Chris O'Leary Liz Oliver Terry Oregan Mark Ortega Sandy Pereira Andrea Petricca Lori Sue Plein Rita Poquette Ted Potter Mark Raggio Mary Ramirez Michael Rapp Laura Reid Cherie Reynolds Karen Rickling Charles Riley Jill Rinder Joan Robbins Catherine Rogers Lupe Romo Marianne Rossi Jim Rybicki Robert Sager Maribel Sales B. Sanfilippo Frank Sardo Tracey Scarborough Paul Schaefer Anne Schatz Andrew Scheunemann Richard Schmitz Terry Schnautz Lisa Schorn Catherine Schwetz Greg Seiter Mary Seitz Gay Selis Chris Shafer Cliff Sharp Melissa Siesel Mark Silva Debbie Silveira Peggy Skelly Sue Slominski Sue Smith Peter Snell Teresa Sotelo David Soule Denise Souza Manuel Souza Patty Stanford Cherle Stanley Milburn Stevens Gloria Stevenson David Straumfjord S. Straumfjord Tula Striffler Eileen Sturtevant Karen Sullivan Kathy Sullivan Halloween visits Uni On October 31, the student body really got a big shock. As they walked past the religious center, they noticed bananas, old ladies, doctors, fig newtons, plutonians, cowboys and many other assorted people. Then they realized it was Halloween! The Juniors showed their uniqueness by coming up with many fine costumes. The Junior class appreciated the chance to see each other in a different light, and the school as a whole expressed themselves through their creative costumes. Tim Tallarida Sal Tarantino John Tatum Mike Thomas John Thompson Sheri Timm Thomas Timmons Mike Trolinger Pat Trovato Ann e Uberti Andrea Vertullo Matt Vonderwische Bill Walton Peter Wanket Kevin Waterman Anne White Joan Whitman Peter Whitmarsh Brian Winfield Dwarfs don't like Figs. Anne Winters Stacie Wissler Laura Ybarra Danny Delgadillo Tracey Goergens Shannon Kelly Steve Markland Rene Sandoval | . | NOT PICTURED Peter Allen James Bankson Lisa Boehme Susan Christianson Edward Clark Terry Davidson Joseph Duffie Z Kathy Fager Jeff Jungers Dave Mulvaney Brad Nodeau Mike Russell Patricia Twomey 181 SOLITUDE In the cold, gloomy room sat Thomas, the delinquent who occupied the room. He had been arrested two days earlier on a shoplifting charge and now had grown accustomed to his sorrowful fate. His room was unfurnished except fora small cot boarded to the far wall. Along each wall were initials carved by various kitchen utensils stolen by previous inmates. Words of profanity were evident among the smear- ings of body residue and other filth that had accumulated there from the room's long existence in the Garden State Home for juvenile delinquents. As Tom sat pondering at his future, he noticed a small yellowish-green beetle climbing up the wall and then enter- ing a small hole in the corner. The room gave a feeling of death and loneliness. The room was like a picture of a box with two still objects inside. Suddenly, a tightly sealed door opened and Tom's parents stepped inside. The opening of the door broke the silence like the firing of a shotgun. Tom's parents and the guard of Tom's room escorted Tom out. They left the room as silently as they had entered it. by John Warriner Mike Goscienski, President Being a spirited sophomore, Mike naturally wanted to get involved in Uni High School's activities. He suc- ceeded in fulfilling his desire by becoming sophomore president. Mike coordinates sophomore activities and acts as sophomore class representative of our school. Mike is interested in law and politics and looks forward to being a member of Uni's A.S.B. cabinet. Kathy Balsan, Treasurer Kathy feels she ran for treasurer to get sophomore spirit up in her fellow students. She feels she is expressing herself by getting involved in student government and by tending to financial matters concerning the sophomore class. In future years, Kathy may use her experience as treasurer and run for office on Uni's A.S.B. cabinet. Debbie Barba, Vice President Getting things done is a real goal Debbie strives for, and by acting as sophomore class vice president she can achieve her goal of getting things done by getting sopho- mores spirited and active in school activities. Debbie hopes to become a future member of Uni High School's A.S.B. Irene Deptuch, Secretary Taking notes, running errands, and organiz- ing materials for the sophomore class are all a part of being a class secretary. Secretary is a position Irene enjoys because it is a way she can get other students’ ideas and relay them to A.S.B. Irene hopes to become a social work- er and may run fora student government office in the future. SOrnevent | Sophomores’ spirit shakes school Erika Aarnie Gregory Achatz Lisa Acosta Maria Adamo Connie Agosta Julie Aguilar Mitchell Akers Arrie Alexander iF! IT say you! Laurie Alger Mark Allenbach Peter Almryde i Candy Alvarez John Alvarez Mitchell Anderson Teresa Anderson Lucy Anthenill Angela Arrisi Andrew Asare Patrice Aschenbrener Larry Baker Kathy Baldan Maria Balistreri Cici likes to make faces at people. Joseph Balsamo Deborah Barba Cathy Bauler Teresa Beeson Robert Bellizzi Kim Bertholet Jeff Bizzack Paul Blount David Boeh Christina Bogert Jeffrey Boggeln Charles Boland 184 Ildiko Bornemisza Judith Boswell Patrick Boyce Dinh Bui Damion Boyd Chris Bozzo £ be What's up doc? Mary Braz Michael Bremer Frank Breslin Karen Broigi Chris Brooke Bridget Brown Linda Bugelli Carol Burnett Craig Byford Robert Byrnes Ron Calabrese Andres Calderon : ; Feeding time at the : : , ZOO. Lori Cameron David Cammall Hugh Campbell Joan Campbell Karen Campbell Thais Capella Leslie Carroll Lisa Carvalho Lisa Case Jeanne Caulfield Steve Cesare Elsa Chavez Joseph Chlad Jeff Chung Mark Cianflone William Cloney Caroline Cobos Carlos Coffman Joe Connolly Colleen Conners Jon Conover Alfred Contreras Dac Coogan Mardell Correia Addie Cox - Jose Cravo —. ie a ies onl ae a Bi eb Lee Anthony Cristarella Cathleen Crosbie John Crosthwaithe Judith Cruz Sophomores' like Rock! They say: Soul is yuck, And they also like, Anything Loud , Mellow Rock, Elton John and Steely Dan.'' Sophomores’ would like to see more Dances and feel bands could be better. Elaine Cunningham Dennis Curl Robert Curry Katheryn Dalton Margaret D'Angelo Wally DeCourt Lisa Dehn : Roseanne Cunningham Ruth Delgadillo Michelle Delgado Michele Delgrande Andrew DeMeyer Danien Denarde Irene Deptuch Michael Diamond Gretchen Diestrich Maryanne Doering Cynthia Don Mary Donohue Sharon Doty Maureen Dowling Tamara Drummond Matthew Dubois Jane Duffy Michael Eastman Kirsten Eckberg Ron Egan Marie Estrada Renee Faiola Daniel Fairchild Robert Fauddoa Jerome Fee Maryann Fenech Ann Figueredo Annamaria Fiorentino | Mark Fisher Mary Fitz Timothy Fleming Malia Flood Todd Flores Richard Ford William Fordham Lisa Foster John Fowler 187 Paul Heald Shivaun Henahan Elbert Fox Paul Francavilla Patricia Franklin Jerome Fuger Elizabeth Gable Chris Galindo Ron Garcia Suzanne Garcia Sandy Garza Denise Geraci Patricia Gerrity Joseph Giacalone Tina Giammarinaro Michael Gibson Eric Gilbert Dominique Gomes Sandra Gomez James M. Gonsalves James P. Gonsalves John Gonsalves Margaret Gonzalez Mike Goscienski Joanne Graber Kathy Guidi Donna Haff Deanna Hancock David Hargis - Bart Harman David Hauck Ondina Hiel Dene Hilsen | | Dorothy Hofman T still don't get it. Lynn Holcomb William Hollinger Julie Honkanen Matthew Hopkins Patrice Howard Carl Howell Violet Huerta Timothy Hughes Cecilia Hurtado Robin Hutchinson Jorick Javier Maria Jimenez Paul Johann Michelle Johns Stephen Jones Mike Jorgensen Richard Jorgensen Regina Juditz Linda Kay Joseph Keller Michelle Kelley Jeanne Kennedy Maureen Keough Renee Kinninger Kevin Kinsella Thomas Klecan This is ridiculous! Peter Knobloch Patricia Knudsen Virginia Kofler Nancy Kovac Patrice Krische Craig Kruger Ronald LaFreniere o4 William LaMothe Sophomores’ experience new concepts Lyle Leach Luis Lebrom Douglas Leedham Pamela Lessing Al Librian Lillian Lisa Giovanni LoCoco Please let me take your | picture. Renee Loewer Macarena Lomeli Susan Lonergan Laura Long i N (iit memmcniy coat, amen a ; Michael Lord Craig V. Luis Susan Lundquist Mary Maher Michael Malkiewicz Joni Mangiameli | Peter Manly Cornelia Marin Laura Martin | Mark Maserek | Andrea Massi Sonia McCombs Colleen McFadden Shamus McLaughlin Kelle McMillan Mary McPherson Deborah Medina Linda Mellov Peter Michetti Carolina Miller Kelley Miller John Misleh Robert Mitchell David Moore Brude Morey Julie Morningstar Tim Muccilli Mark Mudgett Eileen Mulligan Alejandro Munoz Sophomores’ look forward Sophomores’ are looking forward to their Junior year and Teresita Munoz Neal Nasland their class rings. Most of all they like the idea that 3 they're closer to becoming Seniors. Because Seniors Humberto Navarro have more privileges. The class of '78 is also looking elle a forward to their graduation year and they realize that the time is flying by. Maybe that's why they're so enthusi- astic in everything they do. Wendy Noren Sally North Greg Norvell Monica Olow John Olson Sheila O'Malley I won't scream, I'll just count to five! Gregory Ortega Patricia Ortega Frederick Osuna Debra Palumbo : Joseph Peragine Mary Perriera Catherine Petricca Carlos Pliego Richard Polakiewicz Donald Pequette What did you do that for? oon pmcnvccani Roca mane ee : Sete 192 Thomas Pancheri Robert Patterson Richard Patton Debbie Peacock Jay Pearson Clark Pennington Judith Peters Monica Peterson Kim Plumer John Pohling Laurel Pospisil Michael Preciado John Price | Patrick Rayfield Robert Reid Pamela Ribeiro Brian Rickling Larry Riley Michael Robert Edna Robles Joseph Roma John Romo Brasley Rosbrook Richard Salazar Susan Sampo Cecelia Sanchez Robert Sanchez Wilma Santos Guy Sawyer Chris Schaefer Pardon Me!! Philip Schanberger Thomas Schanberger Julie Schuenemann Cecilia Schmitt Franz Schneider Joanne Schoch Thomas Schoofs -Sophs’ takeon (5°?) iisfsenn” Melody Sebo responsibilities The Sophomores are unique! Their facial expressions show it. Their spirit shows it. But sometimes they feel that there's too much pressure, and that the day is too long, and that classes are harder than last year. Patricia Seyde Marguerite Sharkey Michael Shaules Karen Shine John Simmons Michael Smith Thomas Solazzo Daniel Souza Sophomores’ earn a little more respect The people in the Sophomore class Matthew Spahr Jon Stiller Theresa Steveley feel that most people are friendly and Glenn Steck spirited here at Uni. They really appreciate the concern and consider- ation the students show them. Philip Strebler Mary Sturtevant Anne Sullivan Mark Sweeney Diana Tait Laura Targos : Andrew Szczotka Thomas Tackaberry David Taxel Paul Thiel Dale Timm John Tobin ' Michael Trommeter Stephen Tunnel Gloria Urban James VanBenschoten _ Lucia Villa | Abel Villareal William Vivoli P Katherine Vonderwische | Cindy Wagoner Carolyn Walsh _ Martin Walton __ Eric Warren John Warriner Jeanne Westrom (RTS Ee _ Lisa Whaley _ Michael Whaley -. Susan White Virginia Whitmarsh Sandra Wickham Elizabeth Williams 194 Victoria Williams Therese Willrodt Kenneth Winfield Carla Winter Anne Winters Patricia Wright Frank Yue x Ben Zanin Susan Zepf Yvonne Daigle Gina Kisielius Anne Cologne Nelia Cruz Kim Madison Jess Nelson Charlyn Perdue Regina Sciuto NOT PICTURED James Cobb Sally Epperson Sparky LeBold Cynthia White Annette Stock Michael Calimlin The Rebel The 36th President of the United States, Richard Milhouse Nixon, has just resigned his presidency, reports a familiar voice over the radio. Click! David turns the radio off in dis- gust and gets ready for school. Watergate! What next? he mutters to himself as he finishes his breakfast with his large family. As David is riding to school on the bus, he looks out the window and sees the glow- ing hot sun. He's suddenly in the deep tropical jungles of Africa, his kingdom. His flesh is scorched by the sun's penetrating rays and his throat is parched dry. He sits among the lush scenery and vast amount of trees. Among his kingdom he sits and drinks a sweet, refreshing nectar and ponders the day away. Trickles of sweat run down David's face as he reaches the school build- ing. David, where is your essay ? It was due two weeks ago. Have you no responsibilities ? I'm going to call your parents. . ., ' accuses the English teacher. Hail David! King of all Kings! Master of all Masters! chants his loyal servants, as they shower his with presents and treasures. David! David! David! they cry in exhiliration. Hey, David! David! Did you hear about Mary Longstrom? She was beat up by two tough guys last night! inquires Jack, David's lab partner. In an immense room decorated with rich velvets and satins, David is pampered by his harem consisting of 150 of the most beautiful and exquisite women in the world. Oh, David, you're soooo divine, purrs a gorgeous blonde. David, you're so suave and sophisticated, sighs a dark complected woman, breathlessly. That David Brenner is such a freak! He's always daydreaming! poe asoon: giggled Pauline Wright as she passed him in the hall. David, in his best, most expensive knit suit, and his wife, in her best chiffon formal, sit at the head of a long table as honored guests. We are all here tonight to honor Mr. David Brenner for his courageous and heroic deeds in the Vietnam War, announces Howard Cossell, the M.C. of the evening. David, your English teacher called today, she said you neglected to hand in a report. You are restricted to your bed- room for the whole week, starting now! '' David walks wearily away from the dinner table, away from his family and away from reality, to his bedroom, his harem, his kingdom, his palace, his only salvation in life. . . Short story by Angela Mauricio Grade 9 Donna Long, Vice President Donna hopes she has helped the Freshman Class by devoting hertime to the office of Vice President. By assisting the President, Donna did help the Class and also gave herself a chance to express herself in her work. A future Uni student government office may be in Donna's plans. mar Belinda Alcantara. President Belinda feels she ran for Freshman Class President because she had the time and energy to do the best possible job. Her main goal for the Frosh class was to raise money and help the class in as many ways as she could. Belinda may run for a student government office on Uni's cabinet in the future. Karen Mudgett, Secretary As Frosh Class Secretary, Karen takes notes, goes to meetings, and helps out the Freshman Class as best she can. Bringing up spirit is a way Karen can achieve a means of self-expression and help her class. Karen feels becoming Freshman secretary is a starting point to being involved in Uni High's student government. Karen Eckberg, Treasurer Karen ran for Freshman Class Treasurer because she felt she could do the bes: possible job and thought it would be fun. Her money-raising plans for the Frosh class included a dance and candy sales. Along with the office of treasurer, Karen was on the swim team. A future Uni Student Government Office for Karen is not definite at this time. ha. 3 Lisa Albanese , Belinda Alcantara t Frosh feel Uni is one big family Donna Alexander Kimberly Alger Janine Alioto Robert Allen Jeri Allenback Gloria Alvarez Patricia Amaya Brian Anderson Martin Anderson Cynthia Andrews Annemaria Atkinson Victor Avila Peter Baker Richard Balelo Brenna Baynard Lisa Bedore Joan Beeson eo Karen Bekken Marijke Bekken Roman Beltran Babette Beriones Jeanne Berray Maria Biard Jayme Bignell Michelle Boeckermann Dennis Boehme Andrew Bonczyk Kathleen Boyce Deandra Boyd Stacie Brentano | 198 Discovering, learning, and having fun was what frosh did, as they helped each other in their new school. John Brooks Francis Brown Matthew Brown Hong Bul Sandra Bunton Penelope Burich Elizabeth Burnett Erin Burns Lucy Busalacchi Nanette Butler James Byrne Linda Caboz Timothy Cadell Patrick Cahill Kevin Cammall Joseph Carini Michael Case Michael Casey Sean Cash Terri Cendall Cynthia Cernin Kevin Cesare Michelle Chartier Maura Clifford Eve Coddon Michele Codinha Gregory Cody Susan Cody Mary Conolly George Connors Sandra Cook Gerald Cox Susan Cox Lee Crim Being spirited Is what school’s about. Peter Crom Brooke Culbertson Coleen Cunniff James Cunningham Christopher Daigle Gregory Daly Brant Davis Lois Delaney George Deluca Jesse Demesa Eva Demeyer Joan Deryckere Alan Devall Roger Devenyns Theresa Devlin Aydee Diaz | Carol Diedrich | Michael Diem Douglas Dodgen Terry Doering Robyn Doiron Robert Donaldson Thomas Doyle Francis Driscoll Edward Duenez Jane Duffie Karen Eckberg Teresa Ekno Nancy Eldridge Michelle Elliott Laurie Ensley Arthur Esparza Stephen Esquibel Kathy Estus Anne Evatt 200 Carla Everett Kevin Ewers David Faiola Deborah Farsaie Frank Faudoa Jeffery Fee David Felice Francis Fennessey Adrian Ferrer Janet Fielder Wayne Filipowski Donald Fitch Stephen Fitz Tammy Fitzgerald Timothy Fleischer Catherine Fox James Franc Michele Fuger Vern Gaston Timothy Geisler Marc George Lawrence Geraci Salvatore Giacolone Philip Gill Tami Glenn Kathy Glum Diedra Gomes Sylvia Gomez Gregory Gonion Charles Gonzalez Mary Coode Eric Goodfriend Nanette Gorgone Barbara Gourley Tina Grant Stephen Greenwell Jo Greenwood Norman Gross Patricia Grubb Granny's at it again! Kenneth Guerrero Andre Guiang Stacy Hadley Julie Haisha David Hauser Robert Hasinsky Robin Hasinsky Marie Hedley Clark Henderson Rosaline Hennon John Herrero Alisa Heslop Dawn Hopkins Madonna Howard Kevin Hudson Luis Huey Martin Hunter Paul Huss Vincent Hysham Annette Izidoro Michael Jocobelly Joseph Jardin Peter Johann Neil Jolliffe Robert Jondall Patricia Jungers Anne Jurek Colleen Kane Barbara Kasimatis Teri Kasinak Thomas Keating Alfred Kehoe Kathleen Keller Gary Kelly Kelly Kenesie John Kennedy Joey Kenney Mark Kimball Pamela Kinney Mark Kinnenger Mary Knobloch Arne Knufman Marie Kimball Judith Jimenez Steven Koch Laura Koenig Paula Krische Erin Lab Martha Lara Scott Larocco Thomas Leetch Patrica Leighton Richard Libiran T AM smiling! George Lightsey Courtney Logan Erika Lomeli Donna Long Thomas Lopez William Lopez Charles Lowther Mary Lucas John Lucido Pete Macaraeg Denise Machado Francesca Macias William Macintyre Mark MacKenzie Shirley MacKenzie Dawn Maffucci Gabriel Magana 5 Annemarie Maguire A a . nl a Ute og A) HOMh RT Frosh are - involved Richard Mansur Anthony Margan David Martin i Nicholas Martin Shelley Martin David Martinez Paul Martinez Barbara Mascarenas Angela Mauricio Robert Scott Maxwell Elizabeth McBurnie Ian McColl Thomas McCombs Jolynn Mc Craken Jonathan McCue Vicky McDowell Leslee McFarland Martin McGrath Kathleen McManus Jose Medina Christopher Metcalf Ronald Mirabile Arnold Miracle Victoria Mitchell Catherine Mooney Daniel Moore Gary Moore Sheila Moran Maria Morningstar Daniel Morrill Karen Mudgett Silvia Munoz Yvonne Murtha 204 Martha Naranjo 1. Ge se - | : Del Nason Steve Nasland : ae “4 .e. Victoria Negrete Shelly Newton | ; j : Michael O'Connor Linda North : : Sea James O'Hanlon Randy Oleata William Oliver Deborah O'Neal Elizabeth Ortega Marcell Pablo Chiarme Paras James Parker Yolanda Pedroza Mary Pereira William Perez seed James Peters � Shelley Petraglia Catherine Phillips Richard Pilsl Nathan Porlas Tamera Preece John Raggio Raymond Rebaya Michael Rebello oad | ) “2... | John Redfield Tracy Reed yt aa — Tauni Reeves _..and friends Michael Regan Francis Reichert Deborah Reiter Helen Richards =) Gary Rickling a Vincent Rickling ¥ : Michael Robbins Angelita Rodil Paul Romano Who me? Jose Romo Catherine Rudolph Maryann Ruiz Mary Ryan Linda Sales Linda Sanchez John Sardina Joseph Sardo Steve Sawatzki Susan Schmitt Helene Schmitt Ellen Schneider Robert Sciacqua Annette Sciarra John Scott Kathleen Seiter Phillip Schneider Andrea Selis Veronica Seyde Paul Sharp Elizabeth Shattuck Veronica Shefcik Robert Sherman Monica Seisel ee ee a nee ae ee %: Karen Smyth Christopher Soule Daniel Souza Janet Sposato Robert Silva Richard Simonis Susan Slaton Debbie Smith Kenneth Smith Lisa Smith Michael Strange Kristina Straumfjord Kathryn Suess Carol Sullivan Catherine Swearingen Barbara Sweeney Robert Tharp Paula Thomas Julie Thompson Anna Thomson Craig Thrasher Monica Thurston Joseph Sposato Pat Springer James Stabile Michelle Steveley Louis Stewart Karen Stock Raymond Sworde Mary Tagliarino Clyde Taitano Theresa Tarantino Lawrence Targos Lisa Terranagra Frosh end the year Cynthia Zajonc Maria Zaso David Zeeb David Zepf 208 Jocelyn Tice John Timmons Debra Tobin Ty Travis Linda Trolinger John Turner Michael Twomey Antonio Vallejo Marilyn Vearling Rhea Anna Vertullo Roberto Villa Daniel Villarreal Karen V issers Lorraine Wagner Michael Ward James Waterman Jessica Watson Joseph Wendl Melinda White Claire Whitman Evelyn Williams Gregory Williams Peggy Willrodt Theresa Wincyewski Dorothy Winters Whitney Witteman William Wolfe Melissa Wolfram Dennis Wright Mayling Yong Victoria Youhouse Greg Young late pictures George Allen Sonya Chavaarria Veronica Shefcik Anne Schamberger Billy Thomas Alberto Villa | = Take a ride on the Chatanooga Choo-Choo! Freshman takes footnotes. Let your fingers do the walking. Sports Awards fallsports winter sports | | | BADMINTON: Most Inspirational: Denis Barba Most Valuable Player: Susan Gourle Ve Most Spirited: Carel Shine x Most Valuable Player: Bud Schmitz Most Improved: Kathy Kane Most Inspirational: Toby Schramm | CROSS COUNTRY: Freshmen ! Outstanding Varsity Runner: David Harlan Most Valuable Player: Jim Peters | Most Improved Runner: Sparky Lebold Most Improved: Gary Rickling I FOOTBALL: A Team SOCCER: Offensive Player of the Year: Chuck Schoepp Most Valuable Player: John Stabile Defensive Player of the Year: Jeff Silva SOFTBALL: Varsity Most Improved: Tom Taylor Most Improved: Annie Graber B Team Most Dedicated: Kathy McGrath Offensive Player of the Year: Ken Perez Most Spirited: Julie Scheunemann Defensive Player of the Year: David Cammall a eve | Freshmen Most Spirited: Laura Alger Most Valuable Player: Gary Rickling Most Dedicated: Carla Everett Most Inspirational: Sal Giacolone Most Improved: Virginia Whitmarsh SWIMMING: Varsity WRESTLING: _ , | Most Valuable Player: Mary McPherson Most Outstanding: Greg Williams Gloria Urba Most Improved: Mike Diem i Most Spirited: Carol Khambata Team Captains: Renee Sandoval Most Improved: Carolyn Walsh Scott Flores Vv. Sportsmanship Award: Chuck Schoepp Most Spirited: Nancy Kavac Ed Krische Most Improved: Melody Seso Most Valuable Player: Greg Williams TENNIS: BASKETBALL: Varsity Most Valuable Player: John Tatum Most Improved: Ken Hogan Most Valuable Singles: Natalie Kreizinger Most Valuable Doubles: Lucy Bussalachi Denise Machado Most Inspirational: Jocelyn Javier VOLLEYBALL: Varsity Most Valuable Player: Nancy Loos Awards for spring sports are not included because at the time of the yearbook deadline they were not available. Most Spirited: Annie Graber NEE eels Most Inspirational: Lisa Case a Eva uiz Cartolano Most Spirited: Mary Laterza Susan Powell j JUNIORS- Most Improved: Sue Smith WATER POLO: Salers Apr yED Most Valuable Varsity: Greg Krische tick Peet Most Valuable J.V.: Bill Hollinger rancis F tournoy Thor Hunt Medhi Miraftab-tehrani Becky Youhouse SOPHOMORES- Brian Deverill Jack Noyes Keleso Poti FRESHMEN- Connie Aguilar Janice Beaton Cora Bridgette Davis Jim MaCarthy Brian Morehouse Lisa Romani NEWEST FACULTY Mrs. Shirley Carl - Registrar Mrs. Marie Beck - Attendance Barbara Chaillou - Language Dept. Father David Tassi - Religion Dept. 210 The Society of Distinguished American High School Students SENIOR CANDIDATES Matthew Hoppe James Greenwell Karen Marchetti Joni Ruta Catherine Kelly Thomas Arnold Margaret Baker Ed Coles Maria Girard Sharon Bonesteel Michael Hartman Lisa Intriere Chery! Devall William Mackenzie Carol Shine Gail Powell Frank Sciuto Kelly Shorr Mike Santos Jon Bekken Theresa Driscoll Kristine Goode Richard O'Hanlon Kathy Kassebaum CLASS COMPETITION Homecoming- Queen - Chris Cook First place - Seniors Second place - Juniors Float Competition - Freshmen Hi-Jinx- First place - Seniors Second place - Juniors CLASS MODERATORS Senior - Mr. Ramos Junior - Mr. Altimirano Sophomore - Mr. McCormick Freshmen - Mr. Collins School Awards JUNIOR CANDIDATES Claudia Baker Jean Haff Steven Brentano Linette Guarano James Kennedy Ellen Catanzaro David Harlan Denis Barba Denise Daly Peter Killner Tami Hagemen SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES Maureen Dowling Philip Goscienski OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Bank of America Achievement Awards Art Therese M. Peterson Business Karen McDermott Drama Kelly Schorr English Lauri Orlando Fine Arts Cathy Kelly Foreign Language R. Scott Thomas Home Economics Sonja Rae Wicker Laboratory Science Barbara Hazer Liberal Arts Mike Van Duzer Mathematics Ed Coles Music Frank Sciuto Science and Mathematics Matthew Hoppe Social Studies Chery! Ruth Devall Cherly Devall - Finalist in 1976 National Achieve- ment Scholarship Competition for outstanding Negro Students Susan Gourley - Delegate to National 4-H Congress in Chicago, Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizenship Award Kathy Kassebaum - Spirit of Junior Miss in the Junior Miss Contest Cathy Kelly - First runner-up in Junior Miss Con- test, outstanding teenage citizen of San Diego, Uni's first woman A.S.B. President Mary Ramirez - Citizenship Award gent Community Involvemen g The staff of PRESIDIO '76 would like to thank all the people who supported our work in making this book a success. First of all we would like to extend our appreciation to those ad- vertisers who gave their time and business to us. We hope that the readers of PRESIDIO '76 will patronize these businesses. N ext we would like to thank the patrons for responding to our re- quests. Most of all we would like to thank the students, faculty, and alumni who helped bring advertisers to our attention and also supported PRESIDIO@ 76. Our Sincere Thanks, Charles Riley Business Manager Carin Faz Co-Business Manager Charlie Boland's Parents JUDWIAJOAU Ayunuwo? Rosemary and Bob Burson Class of '76 God Bless and Love you. Fr. Aquinas Costello, O.P. Compliments of Simplex Time Recorder Co. Congratulations, Class of '76 Congratulations Crack, Love Mom and Dad Congratulations Lisa, Love Mom and Dad. Congratulations '76 Good Luck Congratulations '76 From Betsy Ross Mr. Mrs. John Dundas Mr. Mrs. Richard J. Elling Community Involvement Community Involve Mrs. Kathyrn M. Friss 212 Mr. Mrs. Gerald Giles Good Luck Class of '78! The.Don Alvarez Family The E.W. Haff Family The Helscher Family Homeroom 9-s-7 says Hi! Monica Kaiser Mike Jean Liuzzi--Michael '72 --Michele '75 Miss Miriam Niethus Marie and John O'Hea Mr. and Mrs. Peterson Sisters of St. Joseph St. John's Convent and the Clairmont Community United Chicanas: Cris, Mickey, Norma, Pat, Maribel, Mosa, Kim, Lori, Lupe, Liz, Maria, Lucy, Maggie, Dominique, Gloria, Judy, Linda, Aydee, Diedra, Vickie, Yoli. San Diego Trophy Shop 4459 30th Street San Diego, Ca. 92116 Phone 284-8966 Cal-West Trophies 294 3rd Avenue Chula Vista, Ca. Phone 422-0914 Congrats PRESIDIO '76 The Riley Familv Congratulations Frank Annamarie Love Mom and Dad Spirit of '76: Lynn, Kayte, Gina, Carol and Kathy congratulate the Class of '76 Mr. Mrs. John Vertullo Family Homeroom 9-s-3 Leslie Wicker Century 21 Real Estate Whooshwhatzawhatwhatknockboingboing! ! MSLSD Bruce 75, Ben 78 Sam Jean Zanin say Uni is great! ! Danny and Rainy Wilson Congratulations from the Community of the Holy Spirit Cesare's Corner: Steve C., Kath D., Jim G., Jeff B., Dave C., Joe C., James G., Tim H., Kraig K., Bob P., Rich P,, Mike P., John T., Mike T., Steve T. Cal-West Trophies 7282 Clairemont Mesa Bivd. San Diego, Ca. 92111 Phone 565-7818 COMPLETE SILK SCREENING SERVICE on paper, plastic, foils, fabrics, tiles, textiles, metal, on almost any surface. Bumper stickers Pressure sensitive decals Posters Insignias Water mount decals Fleet and vehicle markings Parking permit stickers Tee shirts Electronic panels Labels 213 Congratulations 714-560-1166 Bowling . .-. Pro Shop. . . Coffee Shop an Ponderosa Steak Ranch FRONTIER LANES 4 ay ee a FAMILY RECREATION CFNTER f 34 A.M.F. SPAREMAKERS John Perry, Director of Bowling 2750 Midway Dr. 224-2451 7676 Engineer Road San Diego, Ca. 92111 MARY STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC CHURCH 7727 GIRARD AVENUE, LA JOLLA SUNDAY. 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CHOCOLATE SUNDAE All you have to do is bring this ad and your ASB Card to ‘‘Dairy Queen ” THE ILLUSTRIOUS CLASS OF ’77 BIDS FAREWELL TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS. THE CLASS OF ’77 Graduation Day is a special “DAIRY QUEEN ” kind of day . . . because every graduating senior who brings their ASB Card to this “DAIRY QUEEN ” will receive a Chocolate Sundae, FREE! There's no better treat CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS than our famous Chocolate Sundae! OF THE “SPIRIT OF 76” MR. MRS. AVELINO MACHADO JR. AND FAMILY Mission Gorge Dairy Queen 10450 Friars Road ®Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q. Corp. © 1972 Am. D. Q. Corp. SAN DIEGO'S INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNER FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC EXCELLENCE World Renown Classical Guitarist The Romero Classical Guitar Quartet 1156 SEVENTH AVENUE + SANDIEGO - PHONE: (714) 232-5154 221 JACOBSON’S ‘uaiy Men PRESIDIO ’76 Women's Apparel Advertising Staff Charles Riley '77 Carin Paz 4 7 Parkway Plaza-El Cajon Downtown-San Diego Mission Valley Center Plaza Camino Real- Carlsbad Once again this year has come to a close. And with that closing, comes, PRESIDIO '76. This book is a collection of memories, to be signed by friends, then saved in that special place that annuals are kept. Hopefully, it will be a collection of everyone's memories, but if we missed anyone, we are sorry. I'd like to mention all the people on my staff that helped me. First of all, thanks to Ernie Torgeson, for all his hours spent in the darkroom, and to his photogra- phy staff, Annette Hoyt, Greg Albright, Cheryl Devall, Kevin O'Hea and John Doty. 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