Valley View Adventist Academy - Drifting Dunes Yearbook (Arroyo Grande, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1980 volume:

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M All' If W Begum mg This new decade The new school year First graders Freshmen Duckies Chickies The first snowfall The first spring rain Dawn Birth Marriage Your first job These are all things with new beginnings - all fresh and alive, Our own Valley View has also seen new improvements, including new teachers, a new field, new computers, a new library, and new tympani, to name a few. But more important than all of these is the ultimate new beginning - a new birth in Christ. It is a time of renewal - beginning again. if ,N ix P l l Q- ' 2 Dedication ff 2 is 52523 h . N ww - 3 LI,,::'T::n.g4- gi . 13""' av-fig Jew X 'H- . - .4.14.' s' R '. -'. we in ing ef. zijn Y .-'Z-J., ,-:Env Q '-.g-,L g 'ii wif 'Q if "7-2' 53242 1533s fwvm.,gw-4..l' 1 , :Eg " 5K,qf ' I..."-5 'x3:.1f:'-'?3fd+4 ,.:,f'L14 fu,-pf. L Ewen, .Ext f - ,.'. c ' - - A' , 1 43.5 'ia- 'vagdy' at Cheerful . . . Funny . . . Warm . . . Under- standing . . .There just aren't enough words to describe this talented lady. She has been, for many of us, a source of encouragement when things were rough. So, it is with great honor and pleasure that we, the students of Valley View, dedicate this 1980 Drifting Dunes to: rs. Cheryl Potter 9 Q 11:46 alt!! S Iwo Board 1. Seated: Pastor Perez, Dr. Bailey, Dr. Rice Standing: Dr. Lantry, Mrs. White, Mrs. Koos, Dr. Stiles, Pastor Anderson, Mr.Zdun 2. Seated: Mrs. Jones, Mr. Kopitzke, Mrs. Crane- Standing: Mrs. Hurd, Mr. Gyll, Mr. Champion, Mrs. Pampaian Not Pictured: Pastor Deming, Mrs. Stiles, Pastor Waterhouse 3- :iaaaa .p-.. X , ad ...-tfgzieimvs.-ff' ' " ' - fav- - - . , fs '. A n-1--?--1!Ufi-.,- The school board would like to take this opportunity to express its appreciation to all involved in the operation of Valley View Junior Academy for their part in our quest for excel- lence. Even though we are currently using some temporary facilities for our library and are aware of some physical plant limitations we realize that a school is made up not of desks and books and buildings, but of people. It is to those people we wish to express our appreciation for their past support and accomplishments and our confidence in the future. To the church members in our constituency, let it never be said that your vision was small or your commitment to Christian education compromised. To the administration and faculty, your enthusiasm is apparent in both the improvements in our school buildings and maintenance and in student growth. To the students, in times of ever increasing turmoil it is a pleasure to watch your develop- ment in both educational excellence and Christian standards. This year has offered us some new beginnings, and although perhaps marred by some old mistakes, through Christ there is always another opportunity and another new beginning. of U, M. In this year of 1980, we start a new decade. New beginnings come to us with the new year. But even as we look at important beginnings, this book is more like the Book of Remembrance, being made up of the deeds of our lives. It is my sincere hope that the beginnings of vision that you have caught here will bud and blossom in your life to reach the goal of faithful and dedicated service. Even as you try to make new beginnings remember that, "No star is ever lost we once have seen We always may be what we might have been." Sincerely yours, in Prinvfpfll JCUL1' MISS AITKEN Grades 4-5 MR. BLAKE Grades 9-10 MRS. JESPERSEN Music, P. E., Math MR. KURTS Grades 7-8 qvdi if-, 51' IJ' l+ JF ,me '1 5 MISS. MERCER Grades 1-2 MRS. POTTER Music MR. SMITH Grades 5-6, Math MRS. WILLIAMS Grades 3-4 I ' W7 MPS Aw, I X, ..,,., , Ile.:-V . . -5 -JU..-2111: - Milf' 12.2. 'wi S-sg,tLP'ff' " Q ' Tiff MRS. CRANE Librarian MR. DALE Maintenance MRS. HAVENS Teachers' Aide MRS. JONES Treasurer, Principai's Secretary MR. NORRIS Bus Driver MRS. ROBINSON Piano Instructor :QW BIT! SAUL CASTILLO MICHIO EMERSON MARIO ROBINSON DANIEL WALTMAN Low Ri-der! The bigger they are the harder they fall. S W 'P ay, hat. Ron's new chick for chic'?l. :X 2 " I: ef'- 'I- Ku! iq, 1 Nr , 3 - P " V-A ' Q ."'I.' En- , I Qvfx .u ' 1 u v 5 I Ytfzw' , ,,.L....L , v, V 1 4YA "N, vm ..L, Lia I lllflf TERESA CREW SCOTT FAVAREILLE ORLANDO FLORES TIM FULLER DARIN GABBERT GEORGE GRIFFITH GENE HELLER LORI HULSE VIVIAN MATAR SANDRA STILES MARVIN WILLIAMS RON ZDUN IQ. 5-,. 15 'X Q1 Class cj Beginnings' ALWAYS eating! Playing dress-up. Use your imagination! I'II pick ya' up 'round 7. My name is Popeye. My first beauty contest. Oui, oui, Monsieur. Give and go. 30 - Print "School is Fun The square of the square root IS Q IGKTI ALISHA HURD Vice-President J O H N M U LAY Sergean t-a t-A rms LARRY PENA Secretary SHERRI STILES Treasurer ROBY WHITE Pastor KARLA ZIEGENBALG President Colors: Tan and Lavender Aim: To lift Him highest. Motto: All for Him Text: "When I am lifted up from the earth, I will draw everyone to me." John 12:32 TEV Ullfi!!fl!,ll.'f'lll"l 'l 1 1 I 1155:-ei ' . . 'QM EVEIITI JOHN CONRAD GILBERT INES JENNIFER KOOS KAREN MATAR JILL RICE SHARON RIEHLE IRENE TRINIDAD KENNETH WALKER RONNIE WHITE MURRAY WILLIAMS JOEY WOLOSZ . , - Tb: x , 5, 'NY . PJ' ' rf 1 Gr A 7th graders work iike beavers to beautify the campus. Looking at a monkey fTimJ in the tree. Surprise!!! A rabbit does have a motor. Why do I have to clean up? 'WJ ., v-, b IU! P. IXTI RANDY CASEY MICHELLE DAY LAURA GARCIA TOBIN HAWKINS RAUL HERBST HERMIE INES STEPHANIE LARSEN LAURA MORTEMORE BOBBY PENA KARAN SEBERT BOBBY STILTS 1- , r I J 'V X , ' I ' 'S.- 4 ' ' uf., df- I. If VXI , J, s Q 0 - v. ff if .. Nt- ,fa We icked more walnuts than you did D "Will this bag hold all these walnuts'?' "Of course! lt's Hefty 2-ply!" Robots What's up, doc? an is fu-'nf ALVARO ABELAR LEONARD CHAMPION JOEY COX LAURA DEMING LISA FAVAREILLE TAD FULLER VIKKI GAMES DANNY GYLL LONNIE HAMMOND A-D Li QD ., ' V -.K 1 I - L. X ' wif." -1 'Q'1.k' ,V . s,- A - 3 fx-1: -- - my ' :xr .f4"' LIP" gl ' ! SAM HAVENS KRISTYN JONES AUDRA MILLER ERIC MULAY GINA NONELLA JIM REED TIM REED LINDA RIEHLE KIRSTEN SEBERT JEFF SMITH ERIN TYNER 1 Goin' Skatin'! 2 Tad - "l'm stronger than you are! Alvaro - "Oh, no you're not!" 3 Homemade Vesuvius erupts. 9 . . . ' ' lg, af ' , 'K fi4lI' , VN fir J' L N. .Tw L' I ft? UQTJY CRAIG BRINKLEY JASON CANNON JAVIER CASTILLO ANNA CHACON TOMMY CONRAD DOUGLAS GYLL JEREMY HAUGHEY STEPHANIE HAVENS CHRIS HURD 4f"b- 'Q'- ,w'K""'l-X .,. ...iw g A . ,'f"W,1: ,jf I -- .f:,iSg.,fKgf 351 - .I A 6 I- ' 'kigh yf vif f w Y S H VALARIE KOOS APRIL MORENO PATRICIA SALAZAR SUZY STILES LEALA TEAL KRISTY WHITTEN 1 Sittin' down on the job. 2 Just hanging around. 3 Clowns at work. 4 Hey! We're on candid camera Jug D SHELLEY BAILEY KATHY BARTLEY VICTOR BAUTISTA MYKOL BROOKSHIRE ANITA CHAMPION HEATHER CRANE BRIAN FULLER LORNA GAMES CHRISTINA LEEPER ,-.Z If-JI, 1, an ' 1.-' tw? V Al SCOTT NELSON MIKE PARKER DANIEL POTTER CHARLES REED MICHELE SWENSEN GABRIEL TEAL MIKE WALKER KEVIN WARE DIANNA YESCAS 1 Practice makes perfect. 2 Share and share alike. 3 Do I have to? 4 When does this thing start? 4 f Hr ECOID GIL ABELAR MATTHEW DEMING MURRAY HICKMAN TOM MORTEMORE MIKE NONELLA SHANNA POLLARD COREY RUSCH KENNY STILTS MATT TYNER WESLEY BAILEY DANIELLE DAY NANCYGYLL BRIAN PLATT TODD POLLARD ANGEL POTTER JEFF WHITTEN KIM ZDUN 1 What did you say? 2 Teacher! Teacher! 3 'Aw Shukins'. ugsr 'YI Hunchback of Valley View. Song birds do it again! Don't you dare! Take mel I'm yours. The Christmas spirit. Meow! Blinded by the llght. .ref 'n 1 gl 1 1,52 - 6 u' .,, , my-'M X -saga: 'i 'S'-A ' " fhfqg I .4 -Qctivltiai Danny trles out one of Stu Tyner's Illustrations. An excellent week of prayer holds our attentlon. 9th and 10th graders arrlve at Bible camp, Sherri portrays a soldler in a Davld and Goliath play. The Frlday afternoon Blble study group. JIIl makes a good Klng Saul. 'W 1 Q' 1--'I 9 r M.. ffffes- x' x' Spiritual There have been many new beginnings at Valley View this year. No beginning is as important to us as Christ's followers as a new spiritual beginning. Several students have chosen Christ as their Saviour and want to know more about Him. The Friday after- noon study group was a result of the student week of prayer. We can really see how placing more emphasis on spiritual things has helped us get along better and has boosted morale. Before this school year, religion, for many of us, was just something we did. As a result of our weeks of prayer, Bible camp, and study group, Jesus has come alive. ln the years to come, we hope to see more emphasis on the Christ-centered life and more activities revolving around this subject. We can see His Spirit working in the lives of many of us . . . working to make Valley View a better place for all. fr'- The Singers of Salvation. The lower grade singing group. The fifth-grade boys' trlo. Mrs. Kalebaugh, one of our accompanlsts. A smiling girls' sextet. A professional sound. Our girls' trio. 1 T3 l Vi, 1 A 1. veal Groups With the name Singers of'Salvation, our school choir has an obligation to God as well as to our fellow students and others. We have a ministry to share. As we travel from church to church, the choir and other vocal groups are dedicated to this ministry. f l , 'lf A 4 A. Matthew sings for God Singing 'bugs'! Mrs. Potier leads the lower grade choir. Ba - ba - loo! The older choir blends their voices to create beautiful music. We three Kings. 3 L. 4 Vi 'un V . -51.1 J ,i Imziill 'k -5 4 l l jrQi2'x-H ' lf:-1, 1- , ., nn- .II jieavelfs GUL.. Giving. That's really what Christmas is all about. Not just giving of gifts, which can become so expected, but giving of one's self- which in our world is so unexpected! Some 2,000 years ago, when God sent His Son to our planet, He was really giving us the first Christmas gift. But, unlike the gifts we so often give at Christmastime, His gift was a part of Himself. It was the ultimate example of a gift motivated by a "perfect love" which is available only through God. lt's this "perfect love" that God wants us to know more about. And it's the real reason for which He sent His Son to Earth. God knew our view of love had become so distorted, so limited. Our love is so often based on how others treat us. But God wanted us to know that His love - perfect love - is never affected by how we react to Him. ll- 5 W 'iz qi +1 Angels guard the Christ ChiId's Family. Valerie plays her violin. Girl's sextet lminus oney. Pastor Deming is Master of Ceremonies. An outstanding performance by our new band. The quartet sings about a "Quiet Night". ,X , vf iv. :lui ., .. 4.1.4, vv . , 2 Q -.N ' . J, .sax -:' .5 if V In 1, . X15-154 qr,' .P - .WF 0 Ea rth Heaven's gift was Jesus. And until we really understand the love He came to share, we are missing out on the greatest gift ever given. lt's a gift that never wears out like most Christmas presents do. ln fact, the more we are willing to accept of God's gift, the more it will invade our lives and begin to touch others. Cur Valley View Christmas program this year was planned to help .us catch this vision of God's "perfect love." But most of all it was planned to help us experience the personal joy that comes only from passing on to others what God has given to us - Jesus - HEAVEN'S GIFT TO EARTH. ,, . 1, .f i .f..4, ' .,l, ' l X The Valley View Band. Band officers: Alisha Hurd-Presldent, Jenny Koos-Soclal Vice-president, Karla Zlegenbalg-Treasurer. Mrs. Potter instructlng Eric on the new tympanl. The flute quartet. Beglnners' Band. Mrs. Roblnson's piano students. lThe clarinet quartet. 4:-D IQ. Z. ,-s 'J J' K vs? .,ff lnstrum en tal Music This year launched a new beginning for our instrumental music department with a newly formed band and beginners' band. The new tympani are a tremendous asset to the band as we attempt to inspire others with the music we perform. New to Arroyo Grande, Mrs. Robinson is working to build up the piano department of our school. Hundreds of hours of practice will bring us to new horizons of musical possibilities. Fly 7 The biology class demonstration. Mario getting work experience. Dan practicing calligraphy. Mrs. Pfeifer and Mrs. Teal assisting John and Chris in the library. Flon and Saul play "Galaxay." Sandra and Lori take a speed test. nf L f cademic Classes - always in a general hub of activity . . . Teachers correcting papers, reading stories, blowing whistles . . . Excite- ment whizzes through the halls . . . Every- where, smiling faces . . . Occasionally a tear, quickly wiped away. There are new beginnings everywhere lust waiting to be found. With the excitement there is also the soberness of the hour when the school is deserted, but only for a little while. For soon, people fill the halls, classrooms, and play ground of that beacon on the hill, Valley View. i l X -'f'a'5'?6.1 8 9. ,fr , W .. , . A Nt -IQQEQ' 'ig 2 f., F ,,,v.l -v. 1. -..-- ' ' V . . .5 . Q'-Sa.. I, X 4- It S " 'Q Mr.im'a W K L- ,. .ff5i:.- A 3 114: ' ww-ns' gf "n. fi ,v - fu-15. J 44 W. A ,, r ,if x LY XA. a 5,4 xx 1 ' f 5 s '- xx 11 2- 4 ' ' L' WM. A s .,.v..'. nl, '3-1"- r 4s 3, l L7 X , 4.1 -- .-.- , -Q 0 I iz. 'f'.-:YB 'Q' xxx 5, x . .NZ ,Y J Q n w l I -ln xy, 1 'N A., . Physical Educat ion .God's plan for His children involves our physical as well as our spiritual and mental restoration. Physical education is an educa- tion in maintaining maximum efficiency and purity in our bodies and minds. At Valley View the emphasis is placed on cooperation rather than competition, and traits of diligence, selflessness, and excellence are encouraged. For God as bought us with a great price, so we use every part of our bodies to give glory back to God, because He owns them. 1 Cor. 6:20 1 ,f 123,51 Q 5 U I 51. ,' U- "E 1 W ,W if 'S R. WX' 'Q S at gangs' H F H , X, ,a ,. ,. 2' " ,,. V 1 H fifg' . v - o r . ln.. a J E I 'Ax ,X fi f. fi '-u gf- rg: f 5 xx' 4 xi X. Q . ,.-..'D Z' ww Hi J I. , 1 N . ,: Q hs: ,fx , ax" MFE'-Q ' ' --Z vo ff, .,y, ., 2, wi ' af!!-ww 'Q'-,tl , j f 1 1-P" 'A' ! I , A ' sl ' 1 I, fi , . ..- J'9 'K .1 Associated Studen If B odg Karla Ziegenbalg - President John Mulay - Vice-president Sherri Stiles - Social Vice-president Alisha Hurd - Pastor Sandra Stiles - Secretary Flon Zdun - Sergeant-at-arms Mario Flobinson - Treasurer These officers have led us as we attempted to begin new efforts, like sponsoring a Korean orphan and meeting with other church youth groups. Projects such as picking walnuts and orange sales were used to help our school purchase new equipment. We have all worked together and united into one for Christ to make this 1980 A.S.B. perhaps the best one Valley View has ever had. lili 7, ll' , , 'Tl it DrUting Dun 65' This year's DD yearbook staff, though small, was quite efficient. Each had his own department and each did his part to make everything run smoothly and on time. We would like to especially thank Mr. Dale Ftusch, who helped us in designing the cover and division pages of our year- book. Also a special thanks to our teachers, Mr. Blake and Mr. Kurts, for letting us in and out of classes at various times. Mrs. Jespersen, our advisor, led us to a very successful yearbook. Many thanks to her. We are most grateful to Darin Gabbert and Vivian Matar, who worked on the DD staff while they were still attending Valley View. God's blessing on the 1981 DD staff! 1 Alisha Hurd, Editor 2 Mr. Blake, Co-Advisor Teresa Crew, Business Manager 3 Mrs. Jespersen, Co-Advisor Tim Fuller, Photographer a i wp int Our school newspaper, Valley Viewpoint, strives to present school news within a useful and imaginative format. We include world news, classroom news, editorials, sports,-music, notes, creative writing, student surveys, coming events, teacher features, mystery students, birthdays, ads and puzzles in each paper we produce. Besides informing our school and community of Valley View happenings, Valley Viewpoint provides a growing opportunity for students to ac- quire valuable experience in journalism. 1 Mr. Blake, Advisor Dan Waltman, Gene Heller, Ron Zdun-Printers 2 Mlchio Emerson, George Griffith, Lori Hulse, Sandra Stiles, Marlo Robinson-Section Editors. 3 Saul Castillo, Scott Favarellle-Editors. in ,-..' fm r 1 '1' ' V .M ll, " 2 yr--f-..r Whoops! Look at that! Don't take my picture A whale! Where? Hold still. Stop that. Walting for lndian bread to come out of the OVEN. Audra tries to lump the rope, Where is the ball? v.K.., 4116..- r"17f:575uF 1 1.1 Q N' i - - ' -, e-"1 " ,,:,x:,r-Av J' 5 T155 . 5 71:3 - ' H-Th. 4 . Q. . A ' MP5 rw v M 73, 1 Qi! im f '1 a.. 3"Q, L if -,Q lizli. -N M -W i A 45' - r . . , ' .gi-,fq'j'-'V X fl. yff 4' -r .1 +' L fi?-' ruff- 4 - . . V:N-...:3f'.-'i-,'11" fi . ' " "4 'WL' '- .M ix. N-qw -fr-..::-4:0 4 '. wa, .gh 'N i ' . r--. .,",:. 'Lv .g , ' , A ...Ml , W, 't 1' -5' ""v.w --1' 14'-"I I 'J' . ," H ' fa .I 1 . - rfr '? 3.2: - " LV ,,v. I " W ,' - 1, - ,- -A ' - -' -., " 1' 4: Lia ' - ,'h:e'!i5'f!5 "A ' , "1 - - .. . wi:-Q12-',gq-4' gmwsfw L ' ' mr VA A." . L. , Y, , ,.-,.,--e ,.f h v .44-4-,L pw , '- . N.. s, -'Jig .nr ziddtfa- df ' -,qsz-Six' , r me '---L: .". - RS- ' ' 'rn' ' 'f alf' ' . -N . a-. ,.yq'S-.,:yMf' or L41 Look out! isn't this just grand? Doing what we do best. How disgusting! Gather round, the story LeglIfts...1...2 Work and work . . . 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Anna 143 440 Chaparral St., Santa Maria CHAMPION, Anita 133, Leonard 153 407 Vineland Dr., Santa Maria CHAPLIN, Joe 153 1181 Mira Flores, Santa Maria CONRAD, Tom 143 603 North Bonita, Santa Maria CRANE, Heather 133 Rt. 2, Box 9271Erhart Rd.3, Arroyo Grande DAY, Danielle 113, Michelle 163 Rt. 2, Box 623-F, Arroyo Grande DEMING, Laura 153, Matthew 123 808 Valley Road, Arroyo Grande FAVAREILLE, Lisa 153 189 Pearwood Ave., Arroyo Grande FULLER, Brian 133, Tad 163 4920 Harmony Lane, Santa Maria GAMES, Lorna 133, Vikki 153 801 Huasna Rd., Arroyo Grande GARCIA, Laura 163 440 Chaparral, Santa Maria GYLL, Dan 153, Doug 143, Nancy 113 3910 Beurrywood Dr., Santa Maria HAMMOND, Lonnie 153 371 Panay, Morro Bay HAUGHEY, Jeremy 143 345 Wawona, Shell Beach HAVENS, Sam 153, Stephanie 143 1055 Ash St., Arroyo Grande HAWKINS, Tobin 163 109 Indio Dr., Pismo Beach HERBST, Raul 163 1325 Breck St., San Luis Obispo HICKMAN, Murray 123 115 South Pine, Apt 817, Santa Maria HURD, Chris 143 1165 Grand Ave., Arroyo Grande INES, Hermie 163 Park Motel Apt. 1110, Pismo Beach JONES, Kristyn 153 606 Woodland Dr., Arroyo Grande KOOS, Valarie 143 Deer Canyon Rd., Arroyo Grande LARSEN, Stephanie 163 335 A West Clark, Orcutt LEEPER, Christine 133 200 North McClelland, Apt. 830, Santa Maria MILLER, Audra 153 1339 North Bradley, Apt. 836, Santa Maria MORENO, April 143 922 North Brian, Santa Maria MORTEMORE, Laura 163, Thomas 123 116 Bennett, Nipomo MULAY, Eric 163 3215 Rockview Pl., San Luis Obispo NELSON, Scott 133 80 Squire Canyon Rd., San Luis Obispo NONELLA, Gina 163, Mike 123 121 Nelson St., Arroyo Grande PARKER, Michael 133 604 E. Jewel St., Santa Maria PENA, Bobby 163 13398 North Bradley, Apt. 825, Santa Maria POLLARD, Shanna 123, Todd 113 1328 20th St., Oceano POTTER, Angel 113, Daniel 133 Rt. 2, Box 621-D, Arroyo Grande PLATT, Brian 113 Rt. 2, Box 659-E, Arroyo Grande REED, Charley 133, Jim 153, Tim 153 487 Maiestic, Santa Maria RIEHLE, Linda 163 4737 Cherry Ave., Santa Maria RUSCH, Corey 123 242 Walnut, Arroyo Grande SALAZAR, Patricia 143 515 South College, Santa Maria - SEBERT, Karan 163, Kirsten 153 1417 North Bay, Santa Maria SMITH, Jetf153 Rt. 1, Box 196-A, See Canyon Rd., San Luis Obispo STILES, Suzy 143 215-Pablo Lane, Nipomo STILTS, Bobby 163, Kenneth 113 660 Manzanita, Los Osos SWENSON, Michelle 133. 271 Wadsworth, Pismo Beach TEAL, Gabriel 133, Leala143 155 Pismo Coast Village, Pismo Beach TYNER, Erin 153, Matthew 123 P. O. 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Grant St., Santa Maria 922-1131 MULAY, John 181 3215 Rockview PI., San Luis Obispo 543-9110 PENA, Larry 181 1339-B North Bradley Rd., Santa Maria 925-4686 RICE, Jill 171 Rt. 2, Box 472-A, Arroyo Grande 489-2464 RIEHLE, Sharon 171 4737 Cherry Ave., Santa Maria 937-1077 ROBINSON, Mario 1101 837 Camino Calegio, Santa Maria 925-0688 STILES, Sandra 191, Sherri 181 215 Pablo Lane, Nipomo 929-4395 WALKER, Kenny 171 930 Ramona Rd., Nipomo 929-3354 WALTMAN, Daniel 1101 962 Glen Oak Rd., Nipomo 929-1743 WHITE, Roby 181, Ronnie 171 529 Crown Hill, Arroyo Grande 489-6442 WOLOSZ, Joey 171 1490 Hillcrest Dr., Arroyo Grande 489-5500 ZDUN, Ron 191 465 Poppinga Way, Santa Maria 937-4785 AITKEN, Miss Pat 296 Aspen 1122, Arroyo Grande 481-4629 BLAKE, Mr. Chris 967 Brighton, Grover City 481-1471 CRANE, Mrs. Marilyn Rt. 2, box 927, Arroyo Grande 489-6882 DALE, Mr. Elmer 198 S. Elm 1113, Arroyo Grande 481-4907 HAVENS, Mrs. Beverly 1055 Ash, Arroyo Grande 489-4017 JESPERSEN, Mrs. Connie 2425 Reno Ct. 1P. O. 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