Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1985 volume:

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The dedica- tion, service, and caring are trademarks of Song and Cheer demonstrating their SPIRIT. 2— Disneyland salutes the ' 83- ' 84 CIF wres- tling champs of Western High School. For two straight years the Pioneer Varsity has captured their division of CIF. This years squad has quite a task ahead if they are going to repeat. 3— Students are a major part of school spirit TOOn 4— Looking at the tradition of Western only creates stronger SPIRIT and desire to succeed, not to let that SPIRIT die. .ELE l, WRtSTLWG CHAffPlONS — ■miim I I - RtSTUNG Opening 3 NEW BEGINNINGS Mr, Craig Haugen This is not only Haugen ' s first year at Western, but also his first year as a principal. He has spent his entire career in this district, working his way up from teacher to his present position. I sincerely feel lucky to have been appointed to Western. It ' s very refreshing to be in such a positive atmosphere. He sees Pioneer Pride as a need and very impor- tant, particularly in academics. When asked how he was going to boost the spirit at Western, he replied, How can I? The spirit is great already. All I can hope for is to maintain and support it. However, he would like to help the students reach their full potential. You need to expect more from the students to get more out of them. If you never expect them to do bet- ter than average, they won ' t. Haugen had some exposure to Western, having worked for a time at Orangeview, but his first en- counter with Western ' s staff was impressive. Dur- ing the summer I had the chance to meet every single teacher. At some time or another, everyone of them came through the office. That kind of dedication is unheard of. He feels there is a very positive attitude in the staff that is transferred to the students. Ms, Manemann Manemann comes to West- ern with years of exper- ience as an English teacher. She was very impressed with the kindness and co- operation of the students at Western. Ms. Bosna This returning counselor is very glad to be back at Western after her one year leave. She now handles Schol- arships and Finan- cial Aid, also. Mr, Pascal One of the things he enjoys most is watching kids grow from the time they are a freshman to the time they leave Western as a Senior. Ms, Kline The dedicated staff impressed this new A.P. Everyone went out of their way to in- troduce themselves and be friendly. I felt like I really belonged. Mr, Cross . Cross was over- whelmed with the in- volvement of parents and students. The don- ated time and commit- ment preparing for an- other school year sim- ply amazed him. Freshmen Life begins anew at Western, and freshmen are faced with many differences and a year full of adjustments. I ' m suddenly the youngest again. The biggest adjustment was going from the top to the bottom again. I had a hard time finding my way around school. The biggest difference was having to use a bottom locker. The work is harder and you have to be responsible for your- self. I was afraid I ' d have to kiss the W in the gym. The upper-classmen knew the teachers, the schedule, the classes and we knew nothing ... It was scary. I couldn ' t believe how big everybody was!!! Mrs, Golobay Golobay hopes to help A.S.B. develop their com- munication and organi- zation skills. They are permitted to exercise their responsibility and grow as individuals. ' - - «i)(. 46 PIONEER PRIDE 1— Del Louis returns it all the way as Var- sity Football has an 8-2 record for a great year and into CIF. 2— Song and Cheer create PRIDE through hard work and arousing school spirit. These girls spend hours of their time giving to Western High School. 3— PRIDE in victory, PRIDE in our Alma Mater, PRIDE in ourselves is the spirit at Western. 4 — The school band supports the school and creates PRIDE in so many ways. They practice early in the morning, play at assemblies, go to sports events, and march in parades and shows and bring honor to our campus. 6 Opening 1— Water polo advaqced to CIF once again after a successful season. 2— Girls tennis moved to CIF play-offs led by Angela Clement. 3— Western was superbly represented in 1984 Olympic Games by Tall Flag Team members. Standing — left to right — Michelle Browing, Daniele Meis, Kelly Jensen, Donna Adams, Mi- chelle Meis, Debbie Olsen, and Sonya Luellan; kneeling in front are Stacy Roll and Liz Dayton. A job well done girls. 4— The Western symbol stands for a proud tradition and a great heritage. 5— PRIDE is having fun, representing your school, showing your spirit. At ' Western WE HAVE IT ALU! Opening 7 PIONEERS THRIVE ON ASSEMBLY POWER Pioneer Spirit and Pride are rekindled at Pep Assemblies. The enthusiasm of the students, band, Cheer, and Song help build PRIDE in our teams and our school. The gym really rocks with SPIRIT and the message is felt by all who participate. 1 — Brian Hudson and Del Louis are faithful to our Alma Mater 2 — Class competition goes to the one with the big mouths 3 — Freshmen ease into the SPIRIT 4— The Bell tolls for all who oppose the Pio- neers 5— ' Donna ' Crosby and ' Hairless ' Trent lead cheers and the rest of the squad 6— Sometimes a Thriller is needed to spur the team to victory — just ask Chris Reno 7— ' Dickita ' Parks helps Coach Pascal generate spirit 8 — Tim Rosen and Candy Paranteau lead Seniors to still another triumph. 8 Opening TERRORIFIC SONG AND CHEER -Mascot, Tracy Stark, ponders our next Pep As- sembly and the coming season. 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V %t ' 4t •¥ : 1 f i X i-nnoD L-onnie Tracy l 4 A shoulder to cry on, An ear to bend, Clothes to borrow Money to lend. Friday night parties. Afternoon walks. Being together. Our private talks. Our memories togeth they never end. Always together — FOREVER FRIENDS er may iS Mike John 1.3 Susan Scoble Secretary Denise Lodding President Kendi Queypo Vice President Adrian Owens Treasurer 14 Seniors SENIORS Sem Most Spirited Randy Sheets Chris Reno Senior SPIRIT on display for all to hear!! Jansette Abaza Alicia A. Alger Chihiro A. Aber Desiree Acosta Donna R. Adams Sophia R. Aguilera John R. Allen Lisa L. Allred i Larry V. Annunziata Marcella A. Arrey 16 Seniors Rene V. Arvizu Eileen S. Bagnas Eleanor Bagnas Cheri L. Barnett Becky J. Bates Patrick D. Bazinet Tracy G. Beams Tina Beatty Laura E. Beaumont Brian D. Bell Lisa G. Bell Dante D. Benedicto Bill A. Barlow Janaette Ahaza — FLC, Girl ' s League, Pep Club Chihiro Aber — V. Swim, V. Volley- ball, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet, CSF, GATE, NHS, Varsity Club, Wrest- lerette. Newspaper Ed., ICC Deairee Acoata — J.V. Water Polo, J.V. Swim, Wrestlerette Donna Adams — Band, Colorguard, ICC, Rifle Capt., Jr7Sr, Class Cabi- net John Allen — V. Football, V. Basket- ball, Ski Club, Track, Spanish Club Liaa Allred — Drill Team, V. Song, V. Cheer, Pep Club, Girl ' s League, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet Eileen Bagnaa — Girl ' s League, Math Club, FLC, V. Track, 3N. Cross Country Eleanor Bagnaa — Wrestlerette, FLC Cheri Barnett — V. Cheer, German Club, Newspaper, Jr. Class Cabi- net Tracy Beams — Band, V. Basketball, Varsity Club Laura Beaumont — Drama Club Treas., FLC, Thespians Treas. Brian Bell — J.V. Football, Ski Club, J.V. Basketball Liaa Bell — J.V. Cheer, Pep Club Dante Benedicto — J.V. Basketball Seniors 1 7 Sherri Bogard — Concert Choir Brent Boggs — V. Football, Varsity Club Mark Bourelle — V. Football, Varsity Club, J.V. Basketball Cherie Brenes — ASB V.P., NHS Sec, CSF, Girl ' s League Treas., Hiking Club, Wrestling Mng., Jr. Class V.P., J.V. Volleyball, Sr. Class Cabinet Mark Brock — Ski Club, Hiking Club Sharon Cadabona — Drum Major, Band, GATE, NHS, CSF V.P., ICC, Ski Club, FLC, Math Club Treas., Kiwanis Bowl, Jr. Sr. Class Cabi- net Heather Carey — Pep Club, Wrestler- ette, Girl ' s League Charla Carlson — Choir, Madrigals, Speech John Carmichael — Band Colleen Carnea — Drill Team Robert Carruth — V. Wrestling Tracey Cary — Newspaper Kerby Cate — V. Football, Varsity Club Anna Chaidez — Wrestlerettes Sherri L. Bogard Brent Boggs Duane A. Bolinger Mark C. Bourelle Yvon M. Bowden Ann-Jeanette Boyer Cherie D. Brenes Mark C. Brock Cindy C. Bryant Hoang H. Bui Joe P. Burris Sharon L. Cadabona Susan A. Campbell 18 Seniors Heather S. Carey Charla L. Carlson John R. Carmichael Colleen A. Carnes Mike Carr Bob Carruth Tracey L. Cary Kerby L. Cate Norma Cervantes Anna M. Chaidez Varsity football players relax after a big game Best Dressed Robert Harrison KaYee Siow Seniors 19 Eun S. Chang Chris P. Chase Andrew Chatzis Ho Soon Choi « 1 iJ H ILI Belinda L. Cholly Cindy N. Cohn Shannon M. Conahan Scott H. Conrad Judy A. Crosley John and Kirby show us their DAZZLING smiles. Best Personality Nikki Tishburn Phillip Santa Maria ( 20 Seniors Linda A. Crowthers David Crum Tricia E. Cummins Cherie K. Darrah Theresa M. Delgado Raymond De Los Reyes Angela M. Demarco Tim J. Dennison Sharon E. Derring ■James M. Cure Eun Chang — CSF, German Club, Ko- rean Club, GATE Chris Chase — V. Football, V. Base- ball, V. BasebaU Andrew Chatzis — GATE, CSF, NFL, OCAD, Speech Team, Math Club, Kiwanis Bowl, JrJSr. Class Cabi- net Roxanne Cholewinski — NHS, CSF, Hiking Club, German Club, Math Club, FLC, JrJSr. Class Cabinet Belinda ChoUy — Wrestlerette Cindy Cohn — Wrestlerette Shannon Conahan — V. Cheer, J.V. Softball, Pep Club, Wrestlerette, NHS, Ski Club, Math Club, JrJSr. Class Cabinet Scott Conrad — NFL, CSF, GATE, OCAD, Math Club, Mock Trial, Speech Team, Kiwanis Bo wl, Ger- man Club Pres. Judy Crosley — Choir, V. Football Mng. Dave Crum — Math Club, Art Club Tricia Cummins — V. Basketball Mng., Yearbook Staff Jim Cure — V. Baseball Theresa Delgado — Girl ' s V. Basket- ball Mng., Jr7Sr. Class Cabinet Ray De Los Reyes — V. Baseball Angela DeMarco V. Tennis Tim Dennison — JrJSr. Class Cabinet Sharon Derring — Pep Club, Choir, Ski Club, Sr. Class Cabinet Paul Dickinson — German Club, Math Club, V. Badminton James Dimino — Soph. Wrestling Shana DonneUy — CSF, NHS, Math Club Pres., Varsity Club Sec JIrJ Sr, Class Cabinet, Soph. Treas., V. Basketball, V. Softball, J.V. Volley- ball, Ski Club, Hiking Club, ICC Paul J. Dickinson James R. Dimino Shana M. Donnelly Seniors 21 Kevin Doyle — Cross Country, Speech Team, Frosh Wrestling, Thespians Mary DriscoU — J.V. Tennis Loretta Duke — German Club Craig Erdtsieck — German Club Don Espinoza — J.V. Football, J.V. Tennis Donna Estrada — V. Basketball Mng. Michelle Eates — Drill Team, V. Cheer, Girl ' s League, Pep Club, JrJ Sr. Class Cabinet Cathy Farley — V. Song, J.V. Cheer, Girl ' s League, Ski Club, Math Club, Speech Team, Pep Club BiU Flowers — Choir, Drama Club, Thespian, Speech Team, Newspa- per, German Club Tom Fox — V. Football, Wrestling, GATE Mike Frabotta — V. Baseball, Varsity Club Linda Fuller — CSF, Band Frank Garcia — V. Soccer, Choir, Madrigal, Varsity Club Stephen Garcia — V. Track, J.V. Foot- ball, Yearbook Staff Kevin R. Doyle Mary T. DriscoU Doreen Dubocq Loretta R. Duke Dennis Eagleton Bradley S. Eggleston Cra ig Equiarta Craig P. Erdtsieck Don Espinoza Michele L. Estes Donna Y. Estrada Robert A. Estrada Cathleene M. Farley 22 Seniors Most Likely To Succeed Andrew Chatzis Alison Miyamoto Seniors are prepared for marriage and family by Mr. Parks. Corrina M. Garcia Linda J. Fuller Mike Frabotta Tom E. Fox Williams Flowers Franc J. Garcia Genoveva Garcia Stephen F. Garcia Raymond Gatchalian Seniors 23 Cutest Smile Cherie Brenes John Allen Jim Noson gets points with his ' BUD ' , Mr. Butterfield. Chris A. Gautreau Carrie A. Gibboney Elaine F. Gilbert Sam D. Gilbertson Ana Maria Gill Janice A. Gilmore Crystal A. Gladson Matt M. Gleerup Charles Gonzales Sandra Goodvear 24 Seniors Daniel J. Grech Mike T. Grimes Craig A. Groth Corev K. Haina Anees M. Hakim Young S. Han Craig T. Harbaugh Charlene Harold Andrea D. Harrington Robert Harrison Michelle L. Hazelton Eric K. Hendrix Sharon L. Guastella Ana Maria Gill — V. Tennis, V. Track, V. Basketball, Varsity Club, GATE, Sr. Class Cabinet Janice Gilmore — NHS, CSF, Drill Team, Math Club, Pep Club, Wrest- lerette, Sr. Class Cabinet, Girl ' s League, Speech Team, NFL Matt Gleerup — V. Football, V. Base- ball, Varsity Club, Ski Club Sandra Goodyear — V. Track, V. Cross Country Sharon Guastella — J.V. Football Mng., J.V. Baseball Mng., J.V. Bas- ketball Mng., Pep Club, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet Corey Haina — V. Wrestling, CSF, Varsity Club, Sr. Class Cabinet, Yearbook Staff Anees Hakim — V. Football Young Han — Korean Club V.P., Sec. Craig Harhough — Band, Jazz Band, Choir, Madrigals Robert Harrison — V. Baseball Michelle Hazelton — Choir, Madri- gals, Yearbook Staff Eric Hendrix — Band, German Club Treas., Student Advisor, Speech Team, CSF, Math Club, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet, GATE, NFL, Year- book Staff Seniors 25 Jitdy Hill — Wrestlerette, Pep Club John Ho — CSF, German Club, Speech Team, OCAD, Kiwanis Bowl, Math Club, PLC Brian Hudson — V. Football Kelly Jensen — Colorguard, Ski Club, Math Club, Drill Team, Pep Club, Speech Team, Jr. Sr. Class Cabi- net, PLC, German Club Sec, Histo- rian Dean Johnson — Choir, V. Wrestling, Math Club, Yearbook Staff Max Juan — J.V. Football, V. Track Lori Jukam — J.V. Tennis Teri Kaneen — Drill Team, German Club Eric Keller — CSF, Math Club, Band Susanne Kendall — Drill Team Vivian Kim — Korean Club jRo er Klump — V. Football, Varsity Club, V. Baseball David Hernandez Karen K. Hershman Judy L. Hill John S. Ho Timothy Holt Shawn J. Hover Bob Howes Brian P. Hudson Luz Maria Iglesias Kelly L. Jensen Alejandro Jimenez Dean Johnson Max Juan 26 Seniors Lori G. Jukam Teri L. Kaneen Erich Keller Susanne M. Kendall Paula M. Kerrigan Chris A. Kidder Robert M. Kielmayer Vivian S. Kim Mathew T. Kitajima Roger D. Klump Ame says, Four is better than one!! Best Sense of Humor Kirby Kate Sharon Cadabona Seniors 27 Wayland Kong Wolfgang J. Kuhr Crissy D. Kuoch Glenn S. Kuraoka Trang La Steven P. Lakso John W. LaMorte Sylvia Lauber Kimberly J. Lavoie Valerie A. Laybourne Tom Wells to all a happy smile and good cheer. Most Photogenic Tom Fox Bonny Watson 28 Seniors Ann Lee Chang Y. Lee Mike H. Lewis Joanne J. Limon Joel J. Linder Richard J. Lindrop Theresa Little Chrissy M. Loera Denise M. Lodding Hank L. Longmeyer David Lopez Joann Lopez Robert M. Lewis Wayland Kong — Frosh Football, V. Wrestling Crissy Kuoch — CSF, Girl ' s League, FLC, Hiking Club, Math Club, Track Glenn Kuraoka — Speech Team, Ger- man Club, Sr. Class Cabinet, Soph. Baseball, Ski Club, Hiking Club, Math Club Steve Lakso — GATE, Newspaper, JtJSt. Class Cabinet John LaMorte V. Football, Varsity Club, V. Basketball Sylvia Lauber — V. Song, Pep Club, CSF, Drill Team, ASB Comm. Ac- tivities, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet, NHS, German Club V.P. Kimherly Lavoie — Speech Team, NFL Clerk, Team Capt., ICC, Girl ' s League, Drama Club, Pep Club Valerie Laybourne — Ski Club, Dra- ma Club, Speech Team, Pep Club, Choir, Madrigals, Sr. Class Cabi- net Robert Lewis — V. Football, Varsity Club, Yearbook Staff Joel Linder — FLC, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet Theresa Little — V. Volleyball, Pep Club, J.V. Softball, J.V. Badminton, Wrestlerette, Girl ' s League, Varsi- ty Club Denise Lodding — Jr. Sr. Class Pres., Girl ' s League, German Club, CSF, Pep Club, Hiking Club, Drill Team, ICC, Pioneer Partner JoAnn Lopez — Wrestler:ette Seniors 29 Li8a Lubman - NHS, CSF, GATE, ICC, OCAD, Colorguard, Flag Capt., Band, Girl ' s League Sec, Math Club Sec, German Club, FLC, Kiwanis Bowl, Ski Club, Pep Club, JrVSr. Class Cabinet Cindy Luelle — Colorguard, Girl ' s League Ken Mackay — Frosh Football, J.V. Wrestling Marina Marquez — GATE, OCAD, Speech Team, Mock Trial, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet, Girl ' s League, Pep Club, Band, German Club Sec, Math Club Monica Marquez — CSF, Speech Team, NFL, Girl ' s League Aurora Madina — Wrestlerette Rudy Mendez — J.V. Baseball Dana Mertz — V. Softball Mng., Sr. Class Cabinet, J.V. Volleyball Mng. Loara Miller — V. Softball, Ski Club, Pep Club, V. Song, Jr. Class Cabi- net Alison Miyamoto — V. Song, Drill Team, NHS, CSF Pres., GATE, Pep Club, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet, ICC, FLC, Math Club V.P., Girl ' s League, Kiwanis Bowl, OCAD Suaanne Monterosao — Mock Trial, OCAD, Pep Club, Newspaper, Drill Team, Wrestlerette, Band Leanne Morgan — Drill Team, Pep Club, CSF, NFL, Speech Team Treas., Girl ' s League Cindy Montenegro — Wrestlerette, Pep Club, ICC, Madrigals, Sr. Class Cabinet Amy Louwsma i . if Lisa B. Lubman Cindy K. Luellen Phuong Luu Ken D. Mackay Marina G. Marquez Monica L. Marquez Sam L. Martinez Aurora Medina Rudy R. Mendez 30 Seniors Lisa A. Manzi Cruz Marinez Dana L. Mertz Most Athletic Anna Maria Gill Chris Chase Charla and Michelle KNOW that blonds have more fun Gary L. Millan Loara L. Miller Michael C. Mitchell Alison R. Miyamoto Leanne L. Morgan Cindy A. Montenegro David T. Moore Susanne H. Monterosso James E. Moser Joe A. Mucatel Seniors 31 Most Unique Leo Kiyabu Ame Tuttle Kerri, Lisa, and Shannon don ' t need to hear — Just one photo. Gia L. Muir Robin E. Mullins Thomas R. Murray Cynthia M. Muto Laura Jo Myles Karen T. Nakamaru Kerri Nakamaru Dale F. Nakata Alan Navarro Berta Navarro 32 Seniors Kim Neal Cathy M. Nomoto Allen Ogle Richard L. Neidel Joseph W. Nesbitt Elgin X. Norris Jim Noson John E. Ojeda Lori C. Olsen James E. Orshall John J. Ortiz Lisa M. Overholser Scott G. Nickell Robin MuUins — CSF, GATE, Math Club, V. Soccer, V. Football, Varsi- ty Club, Kiwanis Bowl Laura Mylea — Choir, Madrigals, Pep Club, J.V. Volleyball, Basketball Manager Karen Nakamaru — V. Volleyball, Varsity Club, V. Softball, Sr. Class Cabinet Kerri Nakamaru — V. Softball, Var- sity Club, V. Volleyball, Wrestler- ette, Sr. Class Cabinet Dtde Nakata — Frosh Soph Baseball, J.V. Football Alan Navarro — Frosh Football, Frosh Soph Baseball Richard Neidel - Band Cathy Nomoto — Newspaper, Hiking Club, Jr7Sr. Class Cabinet Bud Norris — Frosh Football, V. Track, Jr JSr. Class Cabinet Jim Noson — V. Football, V. Wres- tling, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Club, Ski Club Lori Olsen — V. Track, Girl ' s League, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Wrestler- ettes John Ortiz — V. Football, V. Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Ski Club Lisa Overholsei — Wrestlerette, Hik- ing Club, Soph. Class Sec, JtJSt. Class Cabinet Seniors 33 Adrian Owena — Band, Jazz Band, GATE, CSF, German Club Pres. Parliamentarian, Girl ' s League, Kiwanis Bowl, Speech Team, NHS, OCAD, FLC, JrVSr. Class Cabinet Veronica Owens — V. Song, V. Track, Drill Team, German Club Sect. Comm. of Pub, Drama Club, Ski Club, FLC, Varsity Club, Wrestler- ette. Pep Club, Girl ' s League Treas., Jr Sr. Class Cabinet Gina Oyola — Band, Pep Club, Girl ' s League, Jr Sr. Class Cabinet Joe Ozuna — Newspaper Editor in Chief, ASB Treas., NHS Pres., CSF, ICC, GATE, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet Teri Padilla — Wrestlerette, Year- book Staff Timothy Pappas — Choir, Madrigals Candy Paranteau — V. Basketball, J.V. Volleyball, Varsity Club, V. Swimming, V. Swim Mng., ASB, Pep Club, Sr. Class Cabinet Matt Parry — V. Wrestling, Ski Club, Sr. Class Cabinet Christina Paul — Pep Club, V. Cheer Head, Girl ' s League, JrVSr. Class Cabinet Todd Pawloski — NHS, CSF, Hiking, Ski Club, German Club, Math Club, GATE, Water Polo, Basketball, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet Vicki Pefley - Band Richard Perreira — J.V. Football, Varsity Club Audrey Pfeiffer — Water Polo, Dra- ma Club, FLC Rhonda Price — J.V. Tennis, Track, Wrestlerette Lisa Puckett — Band, Pep Club, Girl ' s League, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet Adrian E. Owens Veronica E. Owens Gina L. Oyola Joe H. Ozuna Thomas J. Paavola Teri Pedilla Anna Liza T. Paloma Tim M. Pappas Candy C. Parenteau Matt Parry Chris R. Paschall Christina G. Paul Todd L. Pawloski 34 Seniors Vicki L. Pefley Danny J. Perreira Richard E. Perreira Krittika Pewkleang Audrey Pfeiffer Michelle A. Pinkham Craig L. Plain Felicia Pouell Rhonda J. Price Lisa D. Puckett John Ortiz and Lisa Manzi appreciate Mr. Parks humor — OR ELSE! fa Class Flirts Alex Velasquez Donna Estrada Seniors 35 Vivianne M. Pulido Kendo M. Quepo Wadette A. Radwan Dora Ramirez Larry A. Ramirez I Rene H. Ramirez Cynthia A. Rank Candy S. Raymond Barndon M. Reeves Chris Reno Bill Flowers, Bonny Lee Watson, and Pam Wells discuss how to pose. Corey Haina Kelly Jensen 36 Seniors I Kim R. Rex Michele K. Richmond Donald W. Rock Robin M. Russell Robert G. Salazar David P. Sanchez Phillip Santa Maria Raquel M. Sapien Rebecca L. Sargent Elsa L. Scharfenberg Nancy L. Schlegel Stacy D. Schrader Tim M. Rosen Kendi Queypo — Sr. Class V.P., NHS, Pep Club, Girl ' s League, J.V. Soft- . ball, V. Volleyball, Jr. Class Cabi- net, Wrestlerette Wadette Radwan — French Club, Pep Club Rene Ramirez — V. Football, V. Soc- cer Candy Raymond — J.V. Tennis, Pep Club, V. Swim, Wrestlerette, Art Club, Yearbook Staff Chris Reno — Pep Club V.P., J.V. Cheer, V. Song Head, Girl ' s League, Drama Club, Speech Team, Jr7Sr. Class Cabinet Tim Rosen — Frosh Soph Soccer, Math Club, J.V. Wrestling, Jr. Class Cabinet Robin Russell — Frosh Class Sec, V. Tennis, Girl ' s League, Yearbook Staff David Sanchez — Jr. Class Treas., CSF, Mock Trial, Math Club, Sr. Class Cabinet Racquel Sapien — J.V. Water Polo, V. Swim, Math Club Sec, Mock Trial, Drama Club, Basketball Manager, Speech Debate Team, NFL, Sr. Class Cabinet Rebecca Sargent — Band, JV. Swim Elsa Scharfenberg — Wrestlerette, GATE Stacy Schrader — Newspaper, Pep Club Seniors 37 Christine Schroeder — V. Basketball Mng., Drama Club Susan Scoble — Jr. Class Cabinet Sec, St. Class Cabinet Eric Seehuus — Band, GATE, Jazz Band, CSF Randy Sheets — ASB Pres., Soph Class Pres., ICC, Varsity Club, GATE, Ski Club, Frosh Basketball, V. Football, Sr. Class Cabinet Mary Shin — NHS, CSF, FLC, NFL, ICC, OCAD, GATE, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet, Math Club, Pep Club, Mock Trial, Speech Debate Team, German Club, Korean Club, Girl ' s League, Yearbook Staff Ka Yee Siow — CSF Sec, NHS, NFL, OCAD, GATE, Jr. Sr. Class Cabi- net, Math Club, Pep Club, German Club, Girl ' s League, Mock Trial, Speech Debate Team, Yearbook Staff Sherry Smith — Hiking Club Stephen Smith — Frosh Soccer, Dra- ma Club, Thespians, ICC, Speech Debate Team, Choir Duk Song — GATE, Korean Club, FLC Martin Soto — V. Swim, V. Water Polo Tracy Stark — Frosh Class Pres., Soph Class V.P., ASB Comm. Ac- tivities, Ski Club, Pep Club, Pio- neer Partners, V. Basketball Mng., ICC, Yearbook Staff, Comm. of Pep, Mascot, Sr. Class Cabinet Pamela Steele — Wrestlerette Keith Stewart — Frosh Football, Hik- ing Club, Frosh Wrestling, V. Wa- ter Polo, V. Swim Kevin Stewart — Frosh Football, Hiking Club, V. Wrestling Christine Schroeder Kristen L. Schulman Susan R. Scoble Eric Seehuus Randy K. Sheets Mary H. Shin Satbir Singh Elizabeth K.Y. Siow Marjory Slotolowicz Curtis G. Smalley Eleanor J. Smith Regina R. Smith Sherry Smith 38 Seniors ASB Salutes the Senior Class Seniors ' ham ' it up at lunchtime and say ' sheese. ' .- K - Stephen E. Smith Steve E. Smullen Duk S. Song Martin Soto Tracy M. Stark Pamela Steele Keith L. Stewart Kevin L. Stewart Mark J. Stine Tom M. Stokes Seniors 39 Cathy, Dave. Max, and Nikki unposed Fun in the sun at lunchtime. Gotta work on my tan. Michelle L. Sundman Tract L. Szabat John G. Tellers Renee M. TherriauU Nichole Tischbern Thomas N. Trosin Am A. Tuttle Bridget Uhrhan Javier P. Valadez Alex L. Velasquez 40 Seniors Mario T. Velasquez Sandy M. Vlaanderen Steve E. Wald Bonn Lee Watson Pamela S. Wells Christine M. Weber Tom E. Wells Kenneth E. West Trevor L. Willev an Tina A. Williams Lisa M. Wilson Traci L. Wilson Lenesse A. Washburn Michelle Sundman — Band, Jazz Band, Choir Traci Szabat — Drill Team, Pep Club, OCAD, Girl ' s League, Math Club, Speech Team, FLC, GATE, NHS Tres., CSF, Mock Trial, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet John Tellers — V. Baseball Renee Therriaut — Band, J.V. Swim Team Nichole Tischbern — Pep Club, Girl ' s League, J.V. Cheer, V, Song, News- paper, Jr7Sr. Class Cabinet Thomas Trosin — Wrestling, Track Amy Tattle — Yearbook Staff Bridget Uhrhan — Band, JrVSr. Class Cabinet, Girl ' s League, NHS, CSF, German Club Treas., FLC Sect. Alex Velasquez — V. Football, Varsity Club, Ski C lub Mario Velaquez — V. Football, V. Wrestling, Track, Ski Club Sandy Vlaanderen — Badminton, Tennis, Frosh V. Pres. Bonny Watson — Choir, Drama Club, Thespian Speech Team, Newspa- per Pam Wells — Colorguard, Band, Girl ' s League, CSF, GATE, Jr. Class Sec, Pep Club, Math Club, Speech Team, NFL, Mock Trial, Kiwanis Bowl, NHS, Thespians Sect., Drama Club, OCAD, Swim Team Mng., Yearbook Staff Editor, Sr. Class Cabinet 7V UI Williams — Colorguard, Drama, Thespians Pres. Traci Wilson — V. Cheer, Pep Club, Jr7Sr. Class Cabinet Seniors 41 Debra Wischmeyer — V. Cheer, Pep Club, Jr. Sr. Class Cabinet Jacinda Young — Yearbook Editor Steve Zynda — Math Club, German Club, CSF Theodore Audoma — V. Football, Var- sity Club, Soph. Basketball Hitoshi Yoshida Edwin G. Ziegler Debra J. Wischmeyer Kim K. Woodyard Glenn E. Wright Jacinda A. Young Rick A. Young Craig R. Zabodyn Steven A. Zvnda Darcy J. Barker Tracey J. Duff Darren Gonsalves Shelli R. Grevis Carl R. Shepard Theodore Audoma 42 Seniors 1 — Sylvia and Denise observe the new Senior Dress Code. 2— Anne and Cheryl celebrate meeting another deadline. 3— Ame, KaYee, and Mary are caught reaching for new heights. 4— The Lunch Bunch sit on THEIR bench and contemplate the world. 5 — All smiles from the Seniors at the Homecoming Dance. 6— A face only a mother could love, — just ask Robert Lewis. Seniors 43 ■% On Thursday night, October 25, anticipation for homecoming ran rampant in the Pioneer gym. The excitement was over- whelming. Friends and families gathered together to enjoy the night ' s festivities. The evening began with the national anthem, sung by Bonnylee Watson. This was followed by a procession of ladies-in-waiting and their es- corts, representing almost ev- ery club on campus. As the ten- sion built, everyone awaited the final decision and at last the 1984 Homecoming Court was announced. §% i m 1 | ' r ? ' BP 1 gi i HOMECOMING 1984 Randy Sheets, Chris Chase, Kirby Gate, John Ortiz and John Allen await the final word Alison Miyamoto radiates Theme sung by the Parkinson sisters Cherie Brenes, Cathy Farley, and Nikki Tischbern anticipate King Chris Chase and Queen Cherie Brenes 44 Seniors The Royal Court For 1984 Somewhere Over The Rainbow Patty Smith Crowns The New Queen 1984 ,j y u --— . • .- - A ' ' ' ' - ' ' e«rcffisSt At T SEN 10 o ■85 -DONTTAKENfiJIVEf P 46 Seniors Senior Signatures Seniors 47 Christina Paul Head Varsity Cheerleader Lisa Lubman Tall Flag Captain Chris Reno Head Songleader The Pioneer Band Spiritmakers Spiritmakers 49 Christina Paul — ' 85 VARSITY CHEER Lisa Allred — ' 85 Rhonda Lee — ' 86 Traci Wilson — ' 85 50 Spiritrnnkprs Linda Hawley — ' 86 Kelli Thomas — ' 86 i . k. Hi i i If 1 11 S il Christina gives her C.I.F. special V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, chants Michelle Lisa Michelle are close friends PIONEER SPIRIT PRIDE Lady-in-waiting Traci Wilson and Escort Alex Velasquez Shannon, Michelle, Debbie Christina get a little help from Chris Spiritmakers 51 Chris Hipp and Bonnie Thomas Shannon Reno and Maureen Glynn JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER This years Junior Varsity Cheer squad lent great support to all JV and Varsity teams. They per- formed at all Pep Assemblies and displayed the SPIRIT that shows their true PIONEER PRIDE. Many will hopefully be returning next year to carry on the tradition of great spirit and enthusiasm that is PIONEER PRIDE. Dawn Philbrook and Nancy Weber Keri Bland and Michelle Stockwell 52 Spiritmakers Christen Lindemeyer and Cheryl Stillwell Christy Norman and Pan Eggleston FRESHMAN CHEER Frosh Cheer brought a warm spirit to the newly enrolled Fresh- man Class. They performed duti- fully at all Frosh sports and sup- ported the school in as many ways as possible. From warm after- noons at the football ames to the cold and rainy soccer matches they maintained their spirit and cheered the Pioneers on to victory. Lori Davidson and Christine Franco Christine Ball — Head Cheerleader Spiritmakers 53 Cathy Farley — ' 85 Sylvia Lauber — ' 85 Alison Miyamoto — ' 85 VARSITY SONG The 1984- ' 85 Songleaders, led by Chris Reno, contrib- ute much to Pioneer Pride. They are at every sporting event, supporting Western ' s many athletes. Songleaders are at every Pep Assembly, rousing spirit with their im- pressive routines. They also enter in competitions during the second semester against other schools all over Cali- fornia. Western Songleaders are defending 1984 State Champions. Chris enthusiastically shows her spirit Tina Hill — ' 86 Sandy Smith — ' 86 Laura Terry — ' 86 54 Spiritmakers Veronica Owens — ' 85 Chris Reno — ' 85 Nikki Tischbern — ' 85 Alison celebrates another pioneer victory Nikki cheers our team to victory BAND, TALL FLAGS, AND RIFLES 56 Spiritmakers SUPPORT PIONEER SPIRIT ni il ' i 1— Color Guard, Tall Flags, and Band perform the Alma Mat- er. Flag Advisor, Lisa Henderson. Lisa has guided this years squad and through her efforts Western has placed in many competition. Thanks. Mr. Plum — the ' Leader of the Pack ' Rifle Advisor, Karen Bate- sole. This years squad is small but well drilled. They have helped Western win several sweepstakes awards. A job well done Karen. 5 — Rifle and Flags await their turn. ' Ghost Riders ' was this years Band ' s theme. Mr. Plum observes the action in the rain. The Band ' s SPIRIT as heard loud and clear at assemblies. Spiritmakers 57 BAND, COLOR GUARD, AND RIFLES This year the Pioneer Band and Colorguard have participated in events at the Los Angeles County Fair, the Artesia and Silverado Days Parades, the Band Spectacular, Los Altos and William S. Hart Field Tour- naments, the Tournament of Cham- pions, and had a spring tour to Sacra- mento. Quite a busy schedule along with early morning practices and workouts. We at Western salute you! Rifle captains Donna Adams and Debbie Olson pose their charges. Flag captains Lisa Lubman and Michele Browning have their girls well organized. Bands Lady in Waiting Renee Therriault and escort Craig Harbaugh Color Guard Lady in Waiting Lisa Lubman and escort Robin Mullins 58 Spiritmakers BOTTOM TO TOP: FIRST ROW: Sharon Cadabona, Donna Butler, Michelle Phillips, Kelly Jensen, Debbie Olson, Lisa Lubman, Donna Adams, Michelle Browning, Sonya Romero, Helen Rowe, Juanita Garcia, Paul Thunstrom. SECOND ROW: Michelle Meis, Brian Coveney, Craig Harbaugh, Stephen Hay, David Carrasa, Wade Snider, Jason McWirther, Michelle Sundman, Steve Boyd, Jeanie Kuntz. THIRD ROW: Lisa Cartwright, Diane Wald, Diane Frias, Erich Keller, Mark May, Sheri Crosley, Sean Campeau, Jeanette Phelps, Robert Boyd, Becky Kimes. FOURTH ROW: Sonja Luellen, Lesley Rosser, Richard Neidel, James Coleman, Keith Lowry, Jeramy Kirkland, Steven Osdale, Kathy Mirabella, Terry Tebbetts, Robyn Spiegel. FIFTH ROW: Sook Chun, Sandra Jordan, Mark Rollins, Jennifer Thumstrom, Lyn Brown, Chris Searight, Dean Shozi, Tammy James, Steve Rex, Alice Chang. SIXTH ROW: Nesi Browning, Anthony Carochas, David McWirther, Anthony Gregory, Alan Shozi, David Milum, Donald Wilson, John Carmichael, Damon LaCuesta, Debbie Rice. SEVENTH ROW: Lisa Satterfield, Steve Niemi, Marco Cruz, Robert Hansen, Richard Wise, Tim Jackson, Ray White, Eric Peterson, Brad Felker, Lynn Quaid. EIGHTH ROW: Diedra Benson, John Diaz, David Shozi, Anita Fuller, Diana Keller, Kevin Kuroaka, Eddie Cadena, Mona Bazinet, Blake Acker, Cherie Dietenbeck. NINTH ROW: Jennifer Stuart, Lisa Burkett, Jill Jones, Renee Therriault, Tina Ellsworth, Patty Brock, Julie Perreira, Julie Heller, David Brown, Jeannie Evans. TENTH ROW: Kristy Taylor, Beverly Boll, Shannan Hage, Paul Shozi, Ken Cromer, Ron Harris, Mark McCoy, Roy Rail, Jeff Scott, Michele Dawkins. ELEVENTH ROW: Heather Hanson, Barbara Leimer, Mr. Plum, Laura Ash, Amy Hummel, Sandy Mueller, Christy Harden. Drum Major Lady in Waiting Sharon Cadabona Horns prepare to move to their next position. Spiritmakers 59 - The traditional Christmas Tree shines bright at the Buena Park Mall. 2 — Shoppers pause for moments of Christmas song and cheer. 3 — Members quietly listen to last minute instruc- tions. 4 — Bill Flowers plays music for members to prac- tice their TRA-LA-LA ' s. 5 — Steve Smith and Trevor Willey assemble the tree and then buckle in Valerie Laybourne. 6 — Practice, practice, practice — that ' s what makes a great performance. Spiritmakers 61 MADRIGALS Front row, 1-r: Laura Myles, Michelle Browning, Becky Carpenter, Michelle Hazelton, Diane Parkson, Dina Parkson, Sonya Romero, Cassy Higbee, Cindy Montenegro, Top row, 1-r: Paul Thunstrom, Bill Flowers, Kelly Weissenfels, Ttrevor Willey, Craig Harbaurgh, Stephen Smith, Richard Neidel, Franc Garcia, Brent Krusen. The choir, directed by Miss Linda Graham, adds much to Pioneer Pride. There is much dedication and work put into this organiza- tion. They perform at various school func- tions, and the members of this group make up the singing Christmas Tree. Madrigals is a special, smaller group made up of the twenty top performers in choir. They participated in many fund raisers in order to purchase formal dresses for the ladies and tuxes for the guys. Director Linda Graham Cassy Higbee and Paul Thunstrom. 62 Spiritmakers CHOIR Top row, I-r: Michelle Browning, Sonya Romero, Dahlia Quinones, Cindy Montenegro, Sharon Derring, Kathy Sanchez, Sharri Bogard, Rhonda Dominguez, Row 3, l-n Patti Plumb, Shanon McCloskey, Vicki MacArthur, Sophia Ochoa, Maylah Dizon, Nesi Browning, Cindy Muto, Annie Ferreira, Lisa Whirledge, Christen Lindemeyer, Becky Carpenter, Cassy Higbee, Michelle Claydon, Debbie Carey, Claudia O ' Conner, Teesee Minard, Julie Ferreria, Row 2, 1-r: Michelle Sundman, Denise Coppage, Robyn Speigel, Rhonda Morgan, Jeanne Kim, Kathryn Bingham, Charla Carlson, Cathy Clouse, Melissa Harder, Toni Manibog, Heather Hanson, Peggy Belanger, Edith Shemel, Michelle Morgan, Michelle Munroe, Kim Pizzuto, Julie Warren, Laura Ash, J.J. Stuart, Bottom row, 1-n Joel Erdtsieck, Richard Ruth, Steve Smith, Jeff Scott, Bill Flowers, Danny Daton, Richard Neil, Trevor Willey, Michelle Hazelton, Franc Garcia, Ron Sill, Kelly Weissenfels, Roy Rail, Geoff Kovacevich, Jody Doerr, Craig Harbaugh. Lady-in-waiting Michelle Hazelton Escort Franc Garcia Spiritmakers 63 t ' i; i jjr .i 64 Sports . ' i ' W ■- %X if|% r ' - ' Ho -SOC «i ' ' ' T- j. ' uo,, , .- ' ' - ' - 1 ; ' ao, xSds, fC; ' % Sports 65 VARSITY FOOTBALL Western ' s varsity Football team had a very successful season. The players had a lot of talent and with hard work, discipline, dedication and leadership they made this year a winning season. The Pioneers are lucky enough to have a tremendous coaching staff headed by Jim Howell. Randy Sheets and John LaMorte had a great year on defense. Other exceptional defense players were Kerby Gate, Tony Fesili and Jim Noson. Chris Chase led Western ' s offense, with dynamo Del Louis as ball carrier. Outstanding receivers were John Allen, Brent Boggs. 8- 3 record, the Pioneer ' s one of the best seasons in ten years qualified them for C.I.F. Kerby Cate gives his all . . . and more. 66 Sports Top row: Keith Roady, Kerby Cate, Robert Lewis, Joe Burris, Don Denne, Jacob Harrington, Randy Sheets, John LaMorte, David Mulvey, 2nd row: Steve Hefferan, Rick Haskell, Matt Gleerup, Roger Klump, Chris Chase, Jim Noson, John Ortiz, Gilbert Bill, Rich Lodding, Robin Mullins, 3rd row: Brian Hudson, Del Louis, Brian O ' Neil, David MacArthur, Kevin Hartter, Manuel Acuna, John Allen, Phil Santa Maria, 4th row: Paul Boucher, Rich Perreira, Coach Bodkin, Coach Pascal, Coach Howell (Head), Coach Little, Coach Brody, Coach Broussely, Wally Heron, Mike Cobleigh, 5th row: Anees Hakim, Brent Boggs, Tom Drennen, Ruben Gomez, Pat Jung, Bob Posadas, Mike Felix, Alex Velasquez, Mark Bourelle, Bottom row: Roger Banuelos, Tom Fox, Tyrone Power, Mike Huy, Mario Velasquez, John McGoldrick, Tony Fesili. ,w fl H 1 ■ ' ■ m x Varsity Football Western 35 Kennedy - ._. 7 Western 43 Bellflower 13 Western 42 Rancho Alamitos 14 Western 22 Los Amigos 18 Western 14 Ocean View , 27 Brea ' 28 Magnolia ' ,.13 Western 70 Western Western 13 Anaheim 19 Western 6 Valencia C.I.F. Play-offs 13 Western 7 Sunny Hills 28 __ i John LaMorte and Mark Bourelle hammer the opposition. Sports 67 VARSITY STAFF Top row: Mike Collins, Roger Little, Chris Pascal, Ron Latham, Mike Bodkin, Dick Arcuri, Bottom row: Cary Brody, Jim Howell, Mike Broussely. Coach Broady sends in defensive signal. COACHES Coach Bodkin (left) schemes offensive play while Coach Pascal finds a weakness in the opposition ' s de- fense. A NEW TRADITION Coach Howell gets stogi, lit by Robert Lewis. 68 Sports Top row: Stacy Schrader, Christine Rogers, Julie Yergensen, Bottom row: Denise Lodding, Maria Krumsiek. Robert Lewis blocks for Tony Fesili. Sports 69 Western defense works hard to stop Sunny Hills. Western defense attacks, led by Randy Sheets. Joe Burris and Randy Sheets stalk their prey. • ' • jr Fathers are honored at Dad ' s night. 70 Sports JUNIOR VARSITY Junior Varsity football had a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. They were in almost ev- ery game right down to the wire. The team placed outstandingly and demonstrated PIONEER PRIDE in their performances. A lot of success was due to the coaching by Coach Juarez and his assistants — coaches Smith and Cercie. Congratulat ions on a good year and never giving up. We salute your accomplishments. or :? s y- or iC 1 2m3 30 4 1 — Donny Thompson escapes from his opponents. 2— Western ' s defense smashes ball car- rier. 3— Coach Smith 4— Coach Juarez Top Row. L-R: Jorge Ortiz. Jim Doyle. Kirk Ayers. Lene Moss, Art Giovanini, Rick Denne. Brian Lewis, Ray Landin- gin. Shane Abreu, Tony Mendon, Second Row: Coach Smith, Jim Howell. Don Burroughs, Tony Cocilova, Juan Yoma, Joe Quenga, Jesse Chaidez, Bill Stewart, Brian Nauenburg, Dave Evans, Danny Price, Coach Juarez. Third Row: Jeff Frembling, Javier Rives, David Shrake, Mike Sloniker, Lucas Gawryl, Mark Klump, Tim Suggett, Ron Madrid, Owen Potter, Scott Pawloski, Bottom Row: Brendon Glynn, John Fields, Eddie Mattson, Donny Thompson, Ron Sill, Rick Micklos, David Brown, Shaun Frattone, Herman Ware. Ephraim Molina, Greg Velasquez, Sports 71 72 Sports FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 9uiik ' Pioneers are really proud of this years Freshman football team. They had a record of 8 wins and only 2 losses. They did what was asked by their coaches and really learned and performed in great style. In only one game did they not have a chance and that was against one of the best Freshman teams in Or- ange County. Congratulations on a great effort and season. 1 — Scott Ayers leads his team to victory over Los Amigos. 2 — Coaches give a pre-game pep talk. 3 — Assistant coach Rodgers and Head coach Mr. Pegg.  ■ 4 — The offense racks up another first down. Top row, L-R: Scott Ayers, Chris Lavoi, Vince Galaz, Corey Rueter, Mike Taylor, Toby Howell, Bob Noson. Tim O ' Neil, 4th row: Andy Smits, Tony Rivera, Ed Salazar, Joe Ivankay, 3rd row Carl Manlinguis, Al Alguilar, Craig Morales, Joseph Huy, Mike McGowen, Everett Swann, Doug Boon, Alex Oyola, 2nd row: Kurt Soto, Eric Moore, Agustin Ybarra, Timmullins, Les Garret, Jesee Goodwin, Steve Isabal, Front row: Andy Richmond, Gary Kaluna, Jeff Duncan, Robby Nelson, Chris Frigo, Doug Paine, Colin Matsomoto, Thuy Nguyen. Sports 73 VARSITY WATER POLO mSHfs ' First Row: (L-R) Eric Dieterman, Eric Moody, Cassy Higbee, Ray McMannis. Second Row: Coach Senglaub, David Woodworth, Dan Sulivan, Glen Anderson, Kieth Stewart, Scott Carr, Coach Montgomery. Larry Senglaub Head Coach Kurt Montgomery Coach Opponent Western Laguna Hills 22 14 Loara 15 16 La Habra 9 13 Leffingwell 15 7 Gahr 20 10 Long Beach Jordan 13 16 Orange 17 7 La Quinta 12 11 Brea 15 9 El Modena 13 14 Valencia 14 13 Savannah 10 12 Magnolia 15 16 Los Amigos 12 7 Artesia 5 9 GIF La Quinta 22 15 Season Record 7 Wins 9 | Losses 1 74 Sports . Dan Sullivan — Most Improved Player Eric Moody — 2nd Team All Orange Glen Anderson — 1st Team All Orange League League Eric Dieterman — Team Captain Kieth Stewart — Playing Hard! The team plans their strategy Western ' s Varsity Water Polo team, under the direction of Larry Senglaub and Curt Montgomery, was a very young one this year. Although there was only one senior, that makes a good outlook for next years team. Hard practice makes a good team, that is ex- actly what the team does. The athletes arrive at 6 o ' clock ajn., two hours before school to start their practice. After a full day of aca- demic study the team resumes practice again until 4:30 pjn. . This year ' s season record was 7 wins and 9 losses. The team placed third in league, and this qualifies them for CIJ . This was the fourth year in a row that they went to the play-offs. Sports 75 JUNIOR VARSITY WATER POLO This year ' s Junior Varsity Water Polo team consisted mainly of very young play- ers. Because of this, next year ' s team has a very good outlook. Larry Senglaub, head coach, and Kurt Montgomery directed the young talent. The team ' s captain was Tim Spangler. Dennis Reynolds was awarded Most Valuable Player and Curt Faulkner received Most Improved Player. .w?- 3 v 1 — Tim Spangler shoots for a goal. 2 — Dennis Reynolds makes a great block. 3 — Bryan Hatton and Dana Her- bertson get physical. 4 — Dennis Reynolds looks for an opening. Top Row: Coach Senglaub, Matt Pushckor, Horacio Tovar, Bryan Hatton, Tim Spangler, Dennis Reynolds, Jason McWhirter, Richard Ruth, Ore Zamora, Curt Faulkner, Coach Montgomery. Bottom Row: Jeff Senglaub, Tom Engeman, Traci Holbert, Trisha Lewis, Kim Durdel, Steve Smith, Steve Alfaro. 76 Sports J.V. TENNIS The Junior Varsity Tennis team, under the direction of Mrs. Sammon, placed second in Orange League, tied with Magnolia. Their league record was 7-3, and the outlook for next year is very good. Dawn Potocki re- ceived Most Valuable Player, Eileen Wei was awarded Most Improved, and the Coach ' s Award went to Sally Jeon. 1 — Dawn Potocki returns a serve. 2 — Bichte Le serves a winning point. 3 — Susan Hendren, waiting for the balL 4 — Eileen Wei returns a foreliand lob. 5 — Tennis Buddies — Susan Hendren, Sally Jeon and Dawn Potocki. Front row: Ms. Shepphird, Johnadene Dunn, Dawn Potocki, Susan Hendren, Laura Andres. Bottom row: Sally Jeon, Karen Viloria, Bichte Le, Eileen Wei, Mary Park. Sports 77 VARSITY TENNIS The 1984- ' 85 Varsity Tennis Team, led by Mrs. Sammon, placed second in Orange League. This year ' s team consisted of many new and inexperienced players, but dedica- tion and hard work helped Western to qualify for C.I.F. play-offs. They went to C.I.F. with an 8-2 record, but were defeated by La Serna in the first round. Because the team was made up of mostly underclassmen, the outlook for next year ' s team is very good. Ana Maria Gill and Rhonda Price teamed up in doubles to become the best team in the Or- ange League with a 29-1 record. Singles play- er, Angela Clement, made 1st Team-All- League with a 23-4 record. Ana Maria Gill and Angela Clement teamed in doubles to reach the finals of the Orange League Tourney to qualify for the C.I.F. Individuals Sectional at U.C. Irvine. ■ gg Back row: Sarita Bruno, Kelly Merwin, Ana Maria Gill, Karin Jorgensen, Mary Bui. Front row: Rhonda Price, Elissa Crose, Angela Clement, Heather Duncan. Girls Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Varsity Tennis Scores 11 Los Amigos Kennedy 16 Santa Ana Valley 8 Millikan El Modena Troy Garden Grove Brea Magnolia Anaheim Valencia Savanna Brea Magnolia Anaheim Valencia Ana Garcia extends for a backhand. Kelly Merwin shows her forehand. 78 Sports Ana carries her teammate Lisa to victory. Angela returning with a strong backhand. Sarita takes time out to pose. H ' -.i: MJ ' ' M. . A r. Heather serves up another ace. Tennis can be fun. Sports 79 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL PSSM 15? P5?!5? ?S:! Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western 2 3 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 BellfloweCji Santiago l Sonora Troy Artesia Brea Magnolia Anaheim Valencia Savanna Brea Magnolia Anaheim Valencia Savanna a 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 O 3 3 3 3 3 4 Bottom Row, L-R: Yvette Nabhan, Karan Nakamaru, Kerri Nakamaru, Kendi Queypo. Top Row, L-R: Helen Lobpreis, Jennifer Evans, Anne Aber, Donna Mendoza, Julie Eggleston, Kathy King, Theresa Little. Coaches: Ann Quintana, Owline Gregory, and Debie Harless. Varsity Seniors f ' j  l Mi .- K .1 .  J.-tk t-bln. Ko... ,.,,(.. . ii. iin manrwi. iKin l, .m ' h hdU «lth HQ M ll Managers, Coralyn Reyes and Angelita Frias Lady Pio ' s PYRAMID OF SUCCESS. 80 Sports Karen sets up for another return. Anne and Julie go up for a crucial block while others prepare to return if necessary. The Volleyball team did not achieve the success e anticipat- ed. Despite the inexpe- rience of the team, we never got started. All-Orange-League players were Jennifer Evans and Chihiro Aber. Western High School team honors went to Jennifer Ev- ans for Most Valuable; Julie Eggleston for Most Improved; Jenni- fer Evans for Best Of- fense; Karen Naka- maru, Best Defense. Kathy and Jennifer block the return. Jennifer Evans goes up for the spike. Managers keep track of the sideline action. Sports 81 JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Kneeling, L-R: Shelly Mahon, Donia Hamze, Kym Bumcrot, Anna Marie Quenga. Top, L-R: Lynette Lincoln, Darla Cory, Pam Nevitt, Tamie Thaompson, Barbie Albrechtsen. The 1984 Girls JV team was the Orange League Champs. This team was mentally tough and therefore a strong comeback group. Also this was the first time for Western to carry a Freshman team. Players to look for in the fu- ture are Eleanor Wilson with strong hitting abilities and most improved player Teresa Boyd. The Frosh were 5-6 overall and 3- 1 in league. Good job, girls. 1 — Darla and Shelly block the spike. 2 — Donia Hanze gives The Look . 3 — Western sets up for the return. Kneeling, L-R: Tina Kraly, Jeanne Kim, Edith Sbemel, Helen Kim, Tina Nickens. Top, L-R: Shannon Edwards, Teresa Boyd, Ellenor Wilson, Kim Rodriguez, Holly House, Holli Hoffman, Tina Chavez. 82 Sports FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY f ■ ' i. ' Mark Johnson and Gary Bagda- sarian lead at the start. 2 — ' The Group ' thunder down the track during the first lap. 3 — Head coach — Ron Butterfield, Assistant — Ken Kunzler. 4 — Western leads on the first lap. Kneeling, L-R: Ted Huber, Mark Johnson, Mark Winsted. Top, L-R: Ed Salvador, Larry True, Jeff Van Sickle. Sports 83 GIRLS VARSITY — CROSS Tina Huber, Cassy Higbee, and Rhonda Kennedy run for the finish line. Top row: Wendie Rees, Ann Ashcraft, Peggy Belanger. Bottom row: Eileen Bagnes, Tina Huber, Rhonda Kennedy. Ann Ashcraft leads the first lap. The girls stretch before their meet. The 1984 Cross Country season was not a great success in terms of total meets won. It was, however, a great learning experience and the entire squad will return next year with a year of experience under their feet. Prospects for the ' 85 sea- son are bright. The Girls ' team boasted two of the best runners in the Or- ange League. They are Tina Huber, junior, and Ann Ashcraft, sophomore. Tina finished fourth and Ann took seventh in the finals to earn All-League honors. Tina and Rhonda pace themselves. 84 Sports Western Western Western Western Western Western Girls Varsity Cross Country 50 Troy 50 Brea 44 Magnolia 37 Anaheim 50 Valenci 38 Savanni -iiLj Lii I COUNTRY — BOYS VARSITY Saving his energy for the last lap, Lonnie Hansen stays in Gary Bagdasarian, Kelly Weissenfels, Andrew Nieves, Bryan McCormick, second place. Lonnie Hansen And the race is off against Magnolia. m f ssg Boys Varsity Cross Country Western 50 Troy Western 50 Santiago Western 50 Brea Western 50 Magnolia Western 50 Anaheim Western 45 Valencia Western 50 Savanna n The Boys ' teams consisted mainly of underclassmen. Soph- omore Andrew Nieves was the top runner and Hnished third in the League Frosh Soph Finals. Both the Boys and Girls teams are in need of more runners to compete in the tough Orange League and hope to encourage more althletes to join the pro- gram in 1985. Bryan McCormick begins his last lap. Sports 85 Varsity Basketball Mansoon Siow, John Allen, Joe Burris, Troy Joseph, Lonnie Hansen, John LaMorte, Kerby Cate, Patrick Bush, Dave Hernandez, Chris Chase, Dante Benedict©, Henry Longmeyer Coach Greg Hoffman Coach Hoffman ' s second year at Western High was as exciting and eventful as his first. He commented on this year ' s season: The Varsity players have been great to work with, all with a great sense of humor and team rapport. The 84-85 edition of Pioneer Bas- ketball was led by team captain John LaMorte. Leading scorers were Joe Burris, and Troy Joseph with other starters being Chris Chase and Patrick Bush. Completing this year ' s squad are Henry Long- myer, Kerby Cate, Dave Hernandez, John Allen, and Dante Benedicto. One of the pre-season highlights was the first time ever victory over Cypress High 40- 39 on Joe Burris 20 footer at the buzzer. Other pre- season highlights were the team ' s consolation cham- pionship in the Cerritos-Gahr tournament. Troy Jo- seph was awarded All-Tournament for his efforts. Joe Burris was also singled out for his outstanding performance in the Katella Klassic where he led the tournament in scoring while receiving All-Tourna- ment Honors. ORANGE LEAGUE Bred Magnolia ' Anaheim Valencia Savanna Brea Magnolia Anaheim Valencia Sava 86 Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western John LaMorte prepares to shoot with great concentration. Coach having a little chat with the boys. Chris Chase puts up a free throw. Patrick Bush looks for an opening Hank Longmeyer and Kerby Gate go up to block the shot. Troy Joseph shows his style. Joe Burris shows great defense. 87 JV Basketball Western ' s Junior Varsity Basketball Team was very competitive this season. According to coach Dave Ek, The future looks bright for Western Basketball. The JV ' s were led by Jr. ' s Lonnie Hansen, Alvin Lott, and Man-Shun Slow, sopho- mores Craig Shimihara and Javiar Rivas, also played a vital role, especially with aggressive de- fense. The JV ' s were an exciting team to watch, with their run and gun style of play, and tenacious Up tempo Defense, they were able to compete with any team of the league. Mark McDevitt, Mike Cobleigh and wolfgang Kuhr, a senior from Ger- many, freshman Scott Ayers, and Toby Howell all played important roles on this squad. 1— Lonnie Hansen gets hacked going up for two. 2— Man-Shun Siow shoots for a free throw. 3— Coach, David Ek, has a few words with the referees. 4 — Alvin Lott shows his graceful stuff. 5 — Craig Shimihara looks over the op- positions defense. L-R: Craig Shimihara, Javier Rivas, Mike Cobleigh, Alvin Lott, Wolfgang Kuhr, Scott Ayers, Lonnie Hansen, Toby Howell, Man-Shun Siow, Mark McDevitt 88 Sports Top Row Landing! Fields. L-R: Kirk Avers, Art Giovannini. Coach John Rodgers. Mark Sanchez. Ray n. Kneeling, L-R: Jim Howell, Ed Salvador. Danny Cox, Don Thompson, John Sophomore Freshmen Basketball The sophomores led by Coach John Rodgers have battled for the Orange league title all year. The highlight of the year came when the Sophomores de- stroyed previously unbeaton Brea by 22 points. The Freshman led by Coach Kelly Gal- lagher also had a fine year. They, too, fought for the league title down to the last week of the season. Top Row — L-R: Coach Kelly Gallagher, Reggie Chavez, Andy Lobpries, Chris Bowen, Pablo Cabrera, Nolan Johnson, Wayne Hurtado, Mike Crawford. Kneeling, L-R: Dong Ha, Jeff Duncan, Chester Kaneco, Mark Rollins, Danny Dressier, Mark Bell. Sports S9 m mig WITH PrIE Ana and Shana anticipate the rebound. GIRLS BASKETBALL Cherie Fruhwirth, Melanie Williams, Candy Parenteau, Tammy James, Gary Hunt, Shana Donnelly, Tracy Beams, Ana Maria Gill, Amy Lousma The 1984-85 Girl ' s Varsity Basketball Team had a very productive and success- ful year. The Lady Pio ' s had a record of 15-5 overall, and 4-2 in league. As the team stood at 15-5, they were well on their way to becoming the highest achieving team in Western ' s Girl ' s Bas- ketball history. This year ' s outstanding team was coached by Gary Hunt. One of the highlights of the Lady Pio ' s season, was the capture of the second place into the Savanna Running Rebels Classic. Honors were given to Junior Me- lanie Williams and Senior Ana Maria Gill, as they were named to the all tournament team. Mel goes for the steal as Tammy plays tough defense. Coach: Gary Hunt 90 Sports 1 1 -.S i Candy Parenteau with the shot under heavy pressure. Orange League (7 W-3 L) Brea - A - i Western Western 38 Magnolia 82 Anaheim 4 • 48 Western 31 Valencia 25 Western 46 Savanna 4 l£ 39 Western 48 Brea 74 Western 38 Magnolia Jr Western. 59 Anaheim «!■ 21 Western- JR i 38 Valencia Savanna %•!• Western H Western r Overall Record 15-7 9 ■ Mel with the outside jump. LADY PIO ' S Western ' s swarming defense in action. Shana up for the tip. Sports 91 GIRL ' S JUNIOR VARSITY 1 — Tracie goes up for the tip! 2 — A quick pass to start the play. 3— Ellenor Wilson fighting for the ball. 4— I said, I Got It! Our junior var- sity basketball team has dedi- cated themselves to a season of sweat and hard work. The team was comprised of one Junior and all Freshmen, but if you saw their per- formance you could probably swear that they ' re more ma- ture. Congratula- tions on a great year showing true Pioneer Pride and Spirit! Bottom (L-R) Karen Okerlund, Tracie Durrant, Kristie Queypo. Top (L-R) Tina Chavez, Angelique Fiola, Ellenor Wilson, Holly House, Jennifer Ams. Missing Barbie Albretson. REBEirHPRIDE . f : : 92 Sports JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER The J.V. soccer team might well be the breeding ground for future Western soccer stars. The team coached by Ray Mendoza has had a great year and was very representative in this years Orange League. The team spent many hours each week executing drills to build up their stamina and skills. This has definitely ' shown up in their performance. Western has a bright future in soccer based on the performance of this years Junior Varsitv. 1 — Ed Son thinking fast 2 — Ed Saldano kicks up some dust 3 — Steve Scott passes to his teammate 4 — Steve Ozuna advances the ball down the field Sitting. L-R: Steve Scott, Steve Ozuna, Tim Mullins, Paco Jimenez, Ron Madrid, Haule Grovell, Ed Saldano. Standing, L-R: Tom McKenzie, Dan Howes. Jason Fer- rais, Ed Son, Mago Montes, Armando Rivera. May Craig, Ron Sill, Ricky Blade, Above: Coach Ray Mendoza Sports 93 VARSITY SOCCER Top row, L-R: Coach Orloff, Rene Ramirez, Robin Mullins, Horacio Tovar, Francisco Garcia, Robert Kielmayer, Jim Mancaruso, Kelly Weissenfeld, Janti Abaza. Bottom row, L-R: Miguel Duran, Steve Buzzetta, Mark Weastead, Caeser Quintero, Jon Muir, Yong Lee, Patrick Basinet. Varsity soccer has had a tremendous year. With the excellent training by Coach Orloff the team has com- pleted a successful season. Team leadership was sup- plied by Robin Mullins, Rene Ramirez, and Robert Kielmayer. The team was a dominating factor in the Orange League this season. Congratulations on a good season and a successful year. ABOVE: Rene Ramirez deflects a kick. BELOW: Horacio Tovar goes for a goal. 94 Sports ABOVE: Jim Mancaru§o and Janti Abaza control the ball BELOW: Juan Yomo blocks the kick. Ceasar Quintero takes a free kick from goal. fft ORANGE LK AGUE Brea 1 ' e tern 1 Magnolia Western 7 Anaheim 1 Western Valencia 1 Western Brea 4 Western 2 Magnolia 3 Western Anaheim 1 Western Valencia 1 Western A Juan Yomo and Robin Mullins lake it down the field and score. Sports 95 VARSITY WRESTLING Top row: Jacob Harrington, David MacArthur, Bob Carruth, Matt Perry, Kevin Stewart, Dean Johnson. Second Row: Jim Foreman, Mike Lewis, Bobby Posadas, Mike Huy, Tony Bird, Teddy Audoma, Jim Miller. Front row: Mario Velasquez, Jack McMinn, Mike Carl- son, Travis Conway, Corey Haina, Stewart McCune. Coach: Norm Cullum The 2-time GIF champions coached by ex-Western wres- tler Norm Cullum ran their in- credible wifining streak of 51-0 with another undefeated sea- son. The Pioneers captured the Orange League Championship for the fourth straight year. Ranked among the top in the county th y were led by Corey Haina, Mike Huy, Tony Bird, Bobby Posadas, Ted Audoma, Mike Lewis, Dean Johnson, and Jacob Harrington. At the League Championship the indi- vidual champions were Corey Haina, Bobby Posadas, Mike Lewis, and Jacob Harrington. Six Pioneer qualified for C.I.F. Grabbing for positions Pioneers get fired up for another match. 96 Sports Jacob punishes his opponent. bRANGE LEA l Brea 18 Western Magnolia 21 Western Anaheim 16 Western Savanna 16 Western Valencia 30 Western 48 39 44 56 40 Bobby Posadas celebrates another pin. Corey puts forth the effort for victory. Dan Mills — Asst. Coach. Mike scores another victory for the pio- neers. Sports 97 JUNIOR VARSITY Western ' s Junior Varsity Wrestling team was Or- ange League Champions for the third year in a row. This years team consisted mostly of 9th and 10th graders and next year many will move up to Varsity level competition. The team had a season record of 14-0 in dual meets and placed 1st in the Los Alamitos Tournament. Their league record was 5-0. We are proud of our wrestlers and they depict true PIO- NEER PRIDE. 1 — Greg Wells has his opponent in a difficult bridge position. 2 — Bryan McCormick prepares to flip opponent for a pin. 3— Coach Dan Mills led the J.V. to a terrific season. 4 — Mike Carlson uses an arm bar to put opponent into endangered position. Sitting, L-R: Bryan Mack, Greg Velasquez, Greg Wells, John Goodwin, Ed Dubois, Scott Brown. 2nd L-R: Steve McCall, Chris Gauteau, Paul Dizon, Tyron Power, Mike Todd, Katsumi Okubo, Brian McCormick. Standing L-R: Chris Charland, Jim Shanholtzer, Kevin Hartter, James Doyle, Matt Monterosso, Tom Trosin. 98 Sports FROSH — SOPH The Frosh-Soph team distinguished themselves this year as they had a dual record of 10-1. They also became Orange League Champions with a record of 4-1. This was the 4th straight year they have won the championship. Coaches Tyner and Clark claimed, this is possibly the best crop of athletes that West- ern has ever had. Keep an eye on these wrestlers over the next two years — they will be outstanding. 1 — Thuy Nguyen prepares to ' attack ' . 2— The Warm-Up is as important as anything else. Mental preparation is essential. 3— Coach Clark was dedicated to victory. 4— Jack Mann at moment of pin as the referee slaps the mat. Sitting, L-R: Curtis Faulkner, Don Alexander, Jesse Goodwin, Thuy Nguyen, Ted Huber, Arron LaQuesta, Richard Rodriguez. 2nd row, L-R: Owen Potter, Nick Psar- akis, David Heron, Eddie Anaya, Carl Manliguis, Doug Boon, Randy Bowley. 3rd row, L-R: Joe Ivankay, Steve Lawrance, Marvin Cohen, Rene Ramirez, Chris Zar- ate, Chris Sansenback, Eddie Ortiz. 4th row, L-R: Dennis Reynolds, Dwayne Dar- win, Andy Smits, Mark Holiday, David Fesili, Jack Mann, Chris Lavoie i Sports 99 100 Sports f VKC 1 I : « I VARSITY SOFTBALL The 1985 Softball season was very bright for the Western Lady Pioneers with eight re- turning letterwomen from last years team. Janet Ticer and Shelly Mahon repeated their all league performances of last year. Karen and Kerri Naka- maru flnished their fourth year on Varsity as the best defense in the league. Jana Keller and Tami Thompson filled in the ' Hot Coner. ' Good going girls. rL: Karen Nakamaru, Kristi Queypo, Shelly Mahon, Keri Nakamaru, Angela Clement, Janet ricer, Tina Kraly, Coach: Ms. Gregory. BL: Teresa Anderson, Jona Keller, Tami Thompson. Rachelle Garbarini. Amy Louwsma, Paula Huber. r. Good Try Kerri! Karen waits patiently for the ball. ,,. ;. . JM«a biv-- Good catch Amy! Kerri goes for the double play! f ' Cf ' i - Janet and Angela, a winning team! Sports 101 Back row, L-R: Cari Boothby, Donia Hamze, Michele Bland, Edith Shemel, Karen Swearengin, Bobbie Smith, Dawn Davidson, Stacy Deliz, and Dawn Potocki. Front row, L-R: Christine Johnston, Tina Chavez, Kristina Lucenti, Rita Hernandez, Kim Bumerot, Ginny Anderson, and Yvette Nabhan. JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL Coach Whitson, assisted again this year by Judy Mahon, worked with a team of girls with skills and desire to im- prove. Before the end of the sea- son they came around and held their own against any team in the league. Congratulations on a good season. 1 — Yvette Nabhan awaits the pitch. 2 — Dawn and Yvette waiting for the action. 3 — Coach Carl Whitson plans strategy. 4 — Michelle Bland fields a hot smash. 5 — Rita Hernandez warming up for a Big Game. 102 Sports JUNIOR VARSITY The Pioneer Junior Varsity baseball team began the season with great expec- tations. Danny Price, Mark Tranberg, and Lou Gawryl paced the team through- out the season. The team showed true pride and spirit that reflected the coach- ing of head coach Mike Tellers and assis- tant Joe Martens. Congratulations on a successful season and Western is proud of your efforts. BASEBALL 1 — Lou Gawryl singles sharply to left. 2 — Jim Miller informs the team. 3 — Danny Price gets the runner out. 4 — David Jacob slides safely into home. 5— Coach Tellers has a conference at the mound. TOP ROW (L-R) Coach Mike Tellers. Mark Tranberg, Mike Barry. Frank Miller. Mark Holiday. Brian Nauenburg, Danny Price, Coach Joe Martens. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Jim Dobranich, Lou Gawryl, David Jacob, Mark Klump, Rick Micklos, Jim Miller. Sports 103 VARSITY BASEBALL m AliS  s Hsifja ' i. j ■u W4jj,  9 ■ t ' . 3 ;■? , ' Front Row L-R: Ray De Los Reyes, Shaun Frattone, Eric Kawamoto, Paul Boucher, John Tellers, David Brown, David Tellers Back Row L-R: Coach Pascall, Robert Harri- son, Jim Cure, Rich Lodding, Chris Chase, Mike Frabotta, John Ortiz, Roger Klump, Coach Bowman Out to prove last year was no fluke, the Pioneers came into the year ranked 5th in the pre- season polls and are looking to improve on that. All leaguers Mike Frabotta and David Tellers return to lead a solid Western attack. Add to that 1984 Orange League MVP Chris Chase and Coach Dave Bowman has reason to smile. The Pioneers are rich on ex- perience with returning letter- man Robert Harrison, Jim Cure, John Oritz, Roger Klump, Paul Boucher, and Rich Lodding. A welcome addition to this years ball club are John Tellers, Sean Frattone, David Brown, Ray De Los Reyes, and Eric Kawamoto. This years Pioneers were an exciting team to the end. John Tellers makes an outstanding snag. John Ortiz watches the ball sail. v-;- ' .)i:.... -.■ « -. W. Western Pitchers: Rich Lodding David Tellers shine to excellence this season. 104 Sports Chris Chase drills one up the middle. Jim Cure gets down and dirty. Coach Pascall Paul Boucher plan a strategic play. Mike Frabotta goes all the way home — again. Coach Bowman thinks over the situation. Pioneers celebrate yet another victory. Sports 105 FROSH SOPH k B-i top row — Coach Tony Pica, Tom Galaz, Corey Reuter, Bob Hoson, Al Aguilar, Les Garret, Mike Mcgowen, Coach PHI Diplock middle — Keoni Manliguis, Craig Morales, Jesse Goodwin, Alex Oyola, David Connell, Brvan Hatten bottom row — Jeff Graham, Jason Freed, Colin Matsumoto, Fred Lincoln This years Frosh Soph team is dominated by freshmen. With only a single sophomore, the team will bat- tle inexperience at the high school level. Under the tutelage of coaches Phil Diplock and Tony Pica, the team will strive to learn the fundamentals in one of Orange County ' s finest pro- grams. The Frosh Soph team has outstanding talent and a great atti- tude towards hard work. All this plus experience could lead to league Championships down The Pioneer Trail. 1— Coach Pica talks over the situation. 2— Noson attempts to throw out batter. 3 — Keoni with a base hit. JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING L to R: Larry Senglaub (coach), Jeff Senglaub. Jason McWhirter, Dennis Reynolds, Tom Enge- man, Brian Harned, Curt Montgomery (coach) The 1985 Junior Varsity Swim Team was a small one. Although they had a small turnout for the JV Team, this team has a great potential for 1986. They were a hard working team, that improved a great deal throughout the season. The coaching staff consists of Larry Senglaub and Curt Montgomery. 1— The team discusses their strategy. 2 — Jason McWhirter works hard at his backstroke. 3 — Brian Harned concen- trates on his breast stroke. 4— The team gets off to a good start. Sports 107 BOYS SWIM TEAM First row, L-R: Jason McWhirter, Francisco Garcia, Eric Moody, Tom Engeman, Brian Harned, Eric Dieterman, Steve Alfaro. Second row, L-R: D. Nelson, L. Senglaub (coaches), Keith Stewart, Dennis Reynolds, Dan Sullivan, Kevin Hartter, Tim Spangler, Pat Johnson, Ore Zamora, Curt Montgomery (coach) With only two seniors and two returning let- termen the Swim Team was very young on experience. However, according to Coach Senglaub, this has been one of the hardest working teams he has ever had here at West- ern. The teams steady improvement through- out the season shows potential for the future. Keith Stewart the only senior, strives for victory. Coaches Dennis Nelson, Larry Senglaub, and Curt Montgomery. Kevin Hartter stroking quickly to the finish line. .-mmiMn ' 108 Sports Poised for action, To your marks, Get set, ... GIRLS SWIM TEAM Front row, L-R: Mila Lewis, Mona Bazlnet, Mary McMannis. 2nd row, L-R: Coach Senglaub, Evon Gassier, Kim Durdell, Holli Hoffman, Cassy Higbee. Sherry Helms, Chris McKemy, Tammi Swangle. Moussua Sabra (Coach) The 1985 team was perhaps the best girls team Western has ever had. They had a lot of dedication, and though young, they had a lot of talent. This years team was paced by Cassy Higbee, Holli Hoffman, and school re- cord holder Chihiro Aber. They showed strong unity and team spirit and it lifted them to many victories. The future will be strong if this dedication and effort is re- peated. Tammy Swangle swims freestyle. - •? . :.;:: . Mila Lewis stroking to victory. They ' re off for another sprint. Cassy Higbee strokes to an- other victory. Record Holder Aber on relay leg. Sports 109 Top row, L-R: Lisa Bernal, Tina Huber, Ana Maria Gill, Ann Ashcraft, Veronica Owens, and Laura Zarate. Bottom, L-R: Rhonda Kennedy, Gina Jensen, Stacy Galler, Lori Olsen. GIRLS TRACK A small but competitive group make up the Girls Track Team this year. School record holder Ana Maria Gill and Lori Olsen have already served notice that they intend improving and being there in CIF. Distance runners Ann Ashcraft and Tina Huber had outstanding All-League performances. Rhonda Kenne- dy, Stacy Galler, Lisa Bernal, Gina Jensen, and Laura Zarate showed promise for the future. Ana concentrates on opponents. •X x Teamwork and practice mean VICTORY. 110 Sports Lori sails to victory. Veronica outdistances her competition. Stacy flies over the hurdle. ' BH v - -. - — . ji 9H BSSSM P J r i ' ' ' H 9 ik 1 Ve-- :° • ' € ' ' ' k 1 Hl ■I SS . ' J ' g|H 1 ■ll|V ■ ■- |H -i ' W- ' ' 9 k 4 ' ' ■-■ «l l 1 H 91 HH H W m j Tina and Mike relax after the competition. Rhonda waits for the gun and the start. m.wum 9 - • 1 r ' ■ ' ■■ ■mb: „ ,v . ik -: -: - — - ; , -:s! Art Giovanni hands off to Lene Moss. Track team stretches before the meet. Shotputter Jim Noson pushes with PRIDE. Western runners give Los Al all they can handle. BOYS VARSITY TRACK Coaches clockwise for top left; Norm Cullum, Head coach Butterfield, John Rod- gers, Carlin Kaufman, J.R. Posadas, and Ken Kunzler. 112 Sports Top row, L-R: John McGoldrick, Art Giovanni. Steve Sulatycki, Bryan McCormick, Tom Trosin, Dave Mulvey, Matt Monterosso, Hank Longmeyer, Andrew Nieves, Jim Noson, Wolfgang Kuhr, Kirk Ayers, Bud Norris, Todd Fournier, Jim Howell, and Gary Bagdasarian. Bottom row, L-R: Steve Hefferan, Tyrone Power, Owen Potter, Dave Miller, Steve Izabal, Steve Scott, Mark Winstead, Bobby Posados, Tim Pastor, Dan Howes, Donn Thompson, Mike Carlson. Steve Hefferan clears 6 feet. Art Giovanm has a strong finish. The Varsity track team was a young group with only five seniors on the squad. Graduation took some good ath- letes but there were some quality peo- ple in many events. Junior jumper Steve Hefferan had a great season in the high jump and triple jump as did Sophomore sprinter Kirk Ayers. Both Steve and Kirk were ranked among Orange County ' s best. Tim Pastor, Bobby Posadas, and Bud Norris round- ed out a seasoned jumping group. Ju- nior Kelly Weissenfels headed the young distance crew along with Sopho- more Andrew Nieves. Great season for a hard working team. Above: Bobby Posadas is up and over. Below: Western stays with the pack. Jkl A 1 1 J — a s . H V ' K PWRSBBf V ' 1 r 1 fe rfrl W 1 The team discuss the competition. Sports 113 FROSH SOPH TRACK Top Row: Mark Winstead, Mark Johnson, Jeff VanSickle, Katsumi Okubo, Paul Grovell, Dan Dayton, Ted Huber. Bottom Row: Steve Scott, Steve Izabal, Mike Strafford, Ephriam Molina The youth movement is here, espe- cially in the distances. Mark Winstead, Todd Fournier, and Gary Bagdasarian head a good group of milers. Field event people Art Giovannini, Dan Thompson, Owen Potter and Ephriam Molina have done well in early meets. 1 — The tense moments be- fore the gun is fired. 2 — Mark Johnson practic- ing the hurdles. 3 — The race is on! 4 — Steve Izabal putting his all into the race. iMfdl -- !e4 ' 114 Sports mm ' I ; Tr r JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS J.V. Tennis began the season with 3 wins and 2 losses in pre-season. The team entered league play with high hopes of winning the league with 3 wins and one loss. Junior Varsity Tennis has two re- sponsibilities. The first is to train players for future varsity play and the second is to represent Western in J.V. competition. 1 — Doug Paine and Steve Smith team up for a dou- ble triumph. 2 — Robbie Hansen serves up a winner. 3 — Joel Pereda serves an- other ace. 4 — Mike Russo returns over- hand volley. 5 — Jeff Duncan delivers a forehand smash. Sports 115 VARSITY TENNIS Front row, L-R: Jeff Duncan, Edwin Salvador, Eloy Champion, Doug Paine, Jason Bowler, Steve Smith, Second row: Eduardo Peregrino, Wesley House, David Retrum, Steve Hamilton, Robert Hansen, Ramiro Perez, Todd McDonough, Horacio Tovar, Back row: Mike Russo, Lonnie Hansen, Patrick Bazinet, Anthony Gregory Varsity Coach Fieldhouse and JV Coach Shep- pird Varsity Tennis opened the 1985 season with high hopes for a league championship. Sophomore Ed Peregrine, the number two player in the Orange League in 1984, re- turns along with varsity players: Anthony Gregory, David Retrum, and Lonnie Han- sen, Todd McDonough, Horacio Tovar, and Pat Bazinet move up to the varsity from last year ' s J.V. team. The newcomers, Eloy Champion, Joel Pereda, and Steve Hamilton round out the varsity team for 1985. The 1984 season ended with Western in second place and a trip to the C.I.F. playoffs. This year we will probably have gone again be- cause the team in just their first round of league play is four wins and one loss, with an eight and two overall record. Retrum and Champion serve to match points. 116 Peregrino slams the ball to the opposing player. A « - • 4 4 • ,  In doubles, Gregory and McDonough begin their dominance. Todd successfully returns the opposing shot. Retrum returns the ball while Champion is on guard. Peregrino always displays enthusi- asm. 117 Laura Zarate and Dina Parkson show the ' New Look ' ' The Nerd ' — alias David Sanchez The Halloween Phantom Tina Huber and Martin Soto show winning smiles STUDENT 118 Student Life u % ' Student Life 119 On a cold winter ' s night in January the annual Girls League Win- ter Formal was held at the Garden Grove Community Center. The Girls League committee transformed the room into a Winter Won- derland. Diana Vazquez and advisor Mrs. Huntley worked with the girls to decorate and create the perfect atmosphere. Couples had a great evening and danced the night away. The high moment of the evening arrived with the coronation of Queen Sylvia Lauber and King John Allen. To see the students dressed in their finery was a sight to behold. Thank you Girls League for a truly memorable evening. WHEN FM WITH YOU Diana Vazquez presents th royal court. clockwise, upper left: Marina Marquez and Mike Braun, Gabriella Miller and L Cpl Olafsson, Veronica Owens and Mike Carter, and Karin Jorgensen and Scott Gillespie dance but not with each other. 120 Student Life :-m m m ' : ' X AA ' -iiii WINTER FORMAL clockwise, upper left: Adrian Owens and Dan Buys, Erica McKinney and Steve Bellmonte, Valerie Wells and John Lagda, Jill Wadman and Eddie Ortiz all enjoy a moment ' s relaxation. f - 5. - -y Tom Fox and Jnlie Yergensen sign in. seated Queen Sylvia Lauber and King John All en; standing, L-R: Freshmen Pam Eggleston and Keoni Malinguis, Sophomore Sara Lima and Eddie Mattson, Junior Paul Boucher and Janet Ticer, Sen- iors Chris Chase and Chris Reno. The Royal Court for 1985. The Royal couples lead off the Coronation Dance. Student Life 121 LIFE ON CAMPUS What do you mean this note isn ' t acceptable? ATTENDANCE . . . The attendance office and the tele- phone are familiar locations to West- ern students. The attendance office handles all absences and attendance clerks Graham and Payne do quite a job. Students are responsible for their absences and the office is a busy place especially after January 28th. If students are not present on campus an automatic dialing system is used to inform the parents of their absences. Ms. Graham discusses absences with parent. THE TELEPHONE . Ms. Payne OK ' s another valid absence. Best Excuses Ever . . . Parents also call and check on attendance, here are a few reasons: I came home unexpectedly and I can tell he had something to eat. She drove passed me this morning when I was out shopping. His surfboard is missing and I don ' t think he really went to school. He only has one pair of shoes and they are still in his room. This is Sara ' s Mom and Sara isn ' t feeling well today but I will be back tomorrow. I had a doctors appointment ... all day. When the rain comes or when it ' s cold, the line-up to use the telephone becomes long and the wait is ever so long. Some students have quite a problem finding 20 t. At the left Cheryl Kitajima and Gail Bargayo have nothing better to do than to pose while awaiting use of the phone. 722 Student Life MEDIA CENTER . . . Sometimes the Media Center keeps you warm. Rocio Guzman helps fellow student. HEALTH OFFICE The Health Office is a favorite gather- ing place for many students with their various ills and problems. Mrs. McAl- mond serves all students on an even keel and she is prepared to handle minor medical crises as well as major accidents as they may occur. We are very lucky to have such a great and dedicated health services co-ordinator as Mrs. McAlmond. The cheer squad hits the books. The Media Center is a gathering place for students before, during, and after school. Ma- terials are readily available and the staff serve a multitude of student needs. Down- stairs is the Career Center where students can learn about and study the many aspects of job opportunities. Another busy time in the Health Office for Mrs. McAlmond. Student Life 123 LET ' S EAT The chuckwagon gets a workout twice a day. The best two times for most students each day is the times we eat. Some- times nutrition seems like hours away. At nutrition there seems to be just enough time but then the thoughts drift to lunch. Lunchtime, the best time of the day, is a time to eat, socialize, relax, and become part of ' Pioneer Life. ' There is dining on the lawn, dining in- side, or just a quiet meal in your special place. Lunchtime is also when clubs meet, assemblies are held, and a lot of ' important socializing ' is achieved. Sometimes it is a time to just relax and enjoy being alive. LUNCHTIME . . . I t Now that ' s class. Dining in your chair on the grass. 124 Student Life NUTRITION . . . V Mike Lewis says, No! The coach said milk only. ■■? i!k-- :V . above: Just a little snack to tide us over until lunch, below: Pile it up at the salad bar. The best deal in town. 1 '  LET ' S MEET OR VOTE Candy, Joe, and Steve give it their all for ASB assembly. The classes attempt to stomp each other into oblivion. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS . . . P E P A S s E M B L I E S We always close with the Alma Mater. Pep Assemblies bring together the entire student body to help support and introduce them to campus life and the various athletic teams. At these assemblies the band plays, the color guard marches, the cheer- leaders cheer, and the songleaders lead in song. The assemblies are run by Pioneer Mascot — Tracy Stark. Lunchtime is also the time when clubs meet and voting is done for the class officers, special elections, and that really special time — Homecom- ing. ICC is held at lunch also and helps the various clubs function smoothly and wisely. Tracy Stark and Sylvia Lauber oversee the voting at homecoming. Candy Parenteau conducts an ICC meeting. Student Life 125 LET ' S DRESS UP Christina CLOWN ' Paul Dave ' MOTOCROSS ' Crura Cathy, David, and Randy participate gladly. Two or three times a year the Western students can let their imagination run wild. During Spirit Week there is Nerd Day and many students participated. Later we had Halloween Dress Up Day and many students and faculty members got into the spirit. above: Mona Bazinet, David McWhirter, and Lisa Satterfield participate in true Halloween dress-up fashion. left: The Nerd Group, L-R — Laura Terry, Chris Reno, Tina Hill, Sylvia Lauber, David Sanchez, Cathy Fraley, Alison Miyamoto. 126 Student Life LET ' S GO TO CLASS above: Mark Crawford and Ed Son work dligently in their class. above right: When its hot, Michelle Meis has the perfect solution. In the classroom is where education begins and is nurtured. Students learn to understand concepts, proper gram- mer, reasons for historical events, how their bodies function, how to cook and sew, and most important, how to sur- vive in today ' s society. The teachers at Western perform yeoman duty as they attempt to cause students to think. After a four year high school life the main goals of most students are to gra- duate, get out, and go home. IT WAS A GOOD LIFE AT WESTERN. When it rains our campus becomes quite a challenge. Ron Clayton and Noland Johnson quiz each other with flash cards. LET ' S GO HOME left: Yvon Bowden and Paula Kerrigan smile as they are homeward bound. above: Students depart for home by car and on foot. Student Life 127 ASB is well represented by the ' Big Bull ' Flowers are readied for Homecoming Mum Sale Band collects newspapers for funds Lisa and April work on painting a sign CLUBS AND ORGAi 128 Clubs a (Q ' O • J J p-m o v .= i  e-X? o V G A 7) :s ' Q ' NJ XJ 2 O ; rt g c J ' , -V Cj NTIZATIONS s«n J v Organizations 129 ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY Bottom L-R: Diane Parkson, Dina Parkson, Steven Izabal, Sylvia Lauber, Valerie Wells, Candy Parenteau, Top row, L-R: Donna Adams, Joe Ozuna, Tracy Stark, Denise Lodding, Diana Jones, Patty Navarro, Randy Sheets, Diana Vasquez, Ephraim Molina, Cheri Brenes. Adviser Glenda Golobay Ms. Golobay Advisor Lady-in-waiting, Donna Adams Escort, Chris Gautreau Our ' 84-85 A.S.B. was composed of 16 elected members, each in charge of a different activity. We took great pride in overseeing the many varie- ties of clubs and projects which took place throughout the year. This past year, our council emphasized school spirit and student involvement in government. We feel we succeeded in accomplishing out goals as a group, and we would like to thank the entire student body for their sup- ■ Randy Sheets Student Body President Mr. Haugen explains CAP scores to council. 130 Clubs CALIFORNIA SCHOLASTIC FEDERATION Bottom row, L-R: Barbra Leimer, Bich Ty Le, Mary Bui, Angel Badalamente. Monica Marquez, Leanne Morgan, Sharon Cadabona, Alison Miyamoto, Andrew Chatizis, Bridget Vhrhan, Steve Smullen, Steve Zynda, Tani Huynh. Second row, L-R: Steve Hamilton, Monica Aquino, Jodi Tokubo, Cheryl Patterson, Lisa Cartwright, Adrian Owens, Coralyn Reyes, Crissy Kouch, Roxanne Cholewinski, Traci Szabat, Lisa Lubman, Sylvia Lauber, Janice Gilmore, Chihiro Aber, Pam Wells. Third row, L-R: Corey Haina, Mary Sin, Sally Jeon, Alicia Vaughn, Lonnie Hansen, Michelle Slagle, David Brown, Sandy Kim, Eun Chang, Michelle Stockwell, Shana Donnelly, Diana Vazquez, Joe Ozuna, Horacio Tovar, Eric Hendrix, Steve Hefferan, David Hernan- dez, Tom Stokes, Joel Linder. Top row, L-R: Erich Keller, Lisa Perkio, Leslie Murata, Brian O ' Neil, Robin MuUins, Tina Hill, Helen Lobpreis, Rachelle Sarbarini, Jim Howell, Ann Ashcraft, Alan Shozi, John Ho, Tim Spangler, Young Lee, Kelly Weissen- fels, Tvron Powers, John Fix. The Pioneer Chapter of the California Scholarship Feder- ation is a service organization with high academic standards. Membership is contingent upon the highest academic achieve- ment. Members must also per- form at least four hours of school and community service. Through membership in CSF college scholarships are avail- able and members with four se- mesters qualify to be gold seal bearers at graduation. Serving as elected officers for this past year were president, Alison Miyamoto, vice-president, Sharon Cadabona, secretary, KaYee Slow, and treasurer, An- drew Chatzis. This year was a memorable one for the CSF group. A job well done to very deserving students. Mr. Tozzie Advisor Lady-in-waiting, Mary Sin Escort, Corey Haina Organizations 131 CLASS OF 1985 SENIORS Top row: Roxanne Cholewinski, Adrian Owens, Stacy Schrader, Max Juan, Alex Valesquez, Kerri Nakamaru, Tim Rosen, Susanne Monterosso, Joe Ozuna, Tracy Beams, Ana Maria Gill, Karen Nakamaru, Shana Donnelly, Candy Parenteau, Martin Soto, Valerie Laybourne, Sharon Derring, John Ho, Eric Hendrix, Christina Paul, Robin Mullins, Lisa Lubman, Sharon Cadabona, Traci Szabot, Marina Marquez, Leo Kiyabu Second Row: Alison Miyamoto, Gina Oyola, Lisa Puckett, KaYee Slow, Mary Sin, Sylvia Lauber, Janice Gilmore, Michele Estes, Chris Reno, Randy Sheets, Nikki Tischbern, Susan Scoble. Bottom Row: Scott Conrad, Bud Norris, Andrew Chatiz, Raquel Sapien, Andrea Harrington, Denise Lodding, Cindy Cohn, Cherie Brenes, Tom Fox, Kendi Queypo, Pam Wells, Franc Garcia. Mr. Richards Advisor €QN6R4T Lady-in-waiting, Denise Lodding Escort, Phillip Santa Maria The Senior Class Cabinet decided to continue the tradition of senior t-shirts. This year ' s de- sign was created by Scott Conrad. Senior but- tons, another tradition, were sold by the cabinet. Senior Week in May was carried out as usual. Graduation announcements were voted on in December, along with the question of blue vs. white caps and gowns. By an almost unanimous vote, the Pioneer Seniors kept the white for girls and blue for boys. Many individuals in the Senior Class Cabinet are planning a post-graduation trip to Hawaii. 132 Clubs Top Row 1-R: Tim Pastor, Tim Hoffman, Brian O ' Neil, Sandy Walsh, Angle Frias, Ellen Cane, Patty Navarro, Jim McDaniel, Daniel Meis, Debbie Olsen, Tracy Tokubo, Diana Vasquez, Tim Spangler, Horacio Tovar, Kelly Weissenfels, Rachelle Garbarini, Eddie Cadena, Stephanie Turley, Janet Ticer, Susan Hendren. Second Row L-R: Kelly Black, Leslie Murata, Liisa Perkio, Kim Goodwin, Tina Huber, Cassy Higbee, Angela Clement, Nancy Weber, Laura Terry, Lisa Isaccs, Helen Lobpreis, Tina Grandos, Laura Zarate, Teresa Ortiz, Bottom Row L-R: Donna Mendoza, Dana Herbertson, Mishelle Slagle, Sandy Smith, Diana Jones, Valerie Wells, Tina Hill, Linda Hawley, Lonnie Hanson, Hiro Zeoli, Kacie Ayers, Bobby Posados, Frank Teixeira, Vicki Ruland CLASS OF 1986 — JUNIORS The Junior Class Cabinet is perhaps one of the bu- siest and hardest working clubs on campus. The reason for this is that they have to earn surplus money, and organize the Junior Senior Prom, which is not an easy task. Most of the Class of ' 86 is very active in other school activities, but their efforts rise above all in their activities in the Junior Class Cabinet. The advisor is Richard Juarez and the Class Officers are: Valerie Wells, President; Linda Hawley, Vice President; Lonnie Hansen, Secretary; Tina Hill, Treasurer. Mr. Juarez Advisor Lady-in-waiting, Dina Parkson Escort, Lonnie Hansen Organizations 133 Front row, L-R: Yvonne Picon, Stacy Hodge, Rita Hernandez, Jennifer Anaya, Cindy Kiyabu, Sally Jeon, Cheryl Patterson, Tom Aquino. 2nd row, L-R: Deanne Palmer, Angela Lee, Julie Coveney, Lisa Lindop, Nicole Chase, Bonny Thomas, Maureen Glynn, Shannon Reno, Kerri Bland, Ephraim Molina, Monica Acquino. Top row, L-R: Cheryl Kita- jima, Gail Bargayo, Heather Duncan, Deana Steiner, Jana Badger, Dawn Potocki, Art Giovannini, Traci Reynolds, Helen Row, Carol Galaz, Michelle McGovern, Lisa Cartwright, Michelle Meis. CLASS OF ' 87 SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class has chosen the theme Spirit of the West . Our ring de- picts a golden sunset, ocean waves, and a rocky outcrop — happiness, activity, and strength. A Candy sale and car wash will help fund our activities for the next two years. During Multi-cultural Week our class will set an example of the spirit of friendship. Lady-in-waiting, Dawn Potocki Escort, Art Giovannini 134 Clubs Epharim ' cheers on ' classmate in class competition. L-R — Tina Chavez, Theresa Boyd, Michelle Bland, and Steve Izabal CLASS OF ' 88 FRESHMEN Mr. Thomas Sponsor TRASHBUSTER — alias Steve Izabal — clean up campus. Lady-in-waiting, Pam Eggleston Escort, Steve Izabal The Class of ' 88 has shown its highly spirited Western Pioneer col- ors early! The Freshman class has fulfilled its goal of promoting class unity, spirit, and enthusiasm. The January Fund raiser was a great success due to the large par- ticipation of many class members and the exceptional efforts of Mi- chelle Bland, Steve Izabal, Yvonne Gassier, Tina Chavez, Janine Wil- helm, Holly House, and Dawn Burris. Organizations 135 This year the For- eign Language Club was very active in International Day. This event, the high- light of the club ' s year, illustrated the purpose of FLC, which is to explore different cultures and sustain the in- ternational spirit of unity on campus. The biannual cele- bration, with its show of internation- al dress, singing, dancing and cultural food kept this spirit alive. Top Row: Min Kim, Shawn Cambell, Tim Jackson, Eric Hendrix, John Ho, Pedro Cabral, Tina Ruber, Pam Wells, Casey Higby, Angela Clement. 3rd row, L-R: Bonny Thomas, Nancy Weber, Sheri Crosley, Evon Pecan, Saundra Fejes, Jennifer Anaya, Deanna Palmer, Nun Chin, Yoon Song. 2nd row, L-R: Adrian Owens, Shannon Reno, Angel Badalamente, Stacy Hodge, Donna Mendoza, Theresa Garcia, Rocio Guzman, Mrs. Woodell, Laura Miles, Laura Beaumont. Bottom row, L-R: Paul Biddle, Twila Sheffield, Eleanor Bagnes, Coralyn Reyes, Chrissy Kouch, Roxanne Cholewinski. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Liz Peterson and Mrs. Woodell share cultural foods Mrs. Woodell Advisor Lady-in-waiting, Laura Beaumont Escort, Robert Harrison 136 Clubs w w BERMAM CLUB CRROLERS Carolers bring festive Yuletide songs to the appreciative. The German Club is one of the largest clubs on campus. The purpose is to attract students to German and at the same time socialize while learning about German culture. The Oktober- fest is our first German exper- ience of the year. We also sing German songs — especially at Christmas. German restaurants benefit from our voracious ap- petites. The big event this year is the International Day in April. Each year we spend a weekend in the mountains to re- ward those who work hardest and participate the most in the club. Auf Wiedersehn! Mrs. Wright Advisor Bottom row, L-R: Joseph Ivankay, Melissa Landes, Rita Hernandez, Tina Granados, Mrs. Wright Hire Zeoli, Mary McMannis, Steve Zynda. 2nd row, L-R: Angie Frias, Adrian Owens. Cindy Kiyabu, Denise Lodding, Sylvia Lauber, Marina Marquez, Joel Erdtsieck, Stacy Deliz, Sarah Lima, Tina Chavez, Kristy Hunt, Bridget Uhrhan. 3rd row, L-R: Keith Lowry, Lisa Burkette, Kathy Mirabella, Sandra Jorden, Yoon Song, Sook Shin, Eun Chang, Rox- anne Cholewinski, Lorretta Duke, Tina Kraly, Huung-in Choi, Eric Hendrix, Shirley Nemec. Top row, L-R: Brad Felker, David Brown, Mark Rollins, Patty Brock, Jeramy Kirkland, Greg Kim, Danny Cox, David Miller, John Whittenmore, Pat- ty Plum, Paul Dickenson, Glenn Nesbitt. GERMAN CLUB Lady-in-waiting, Adrian Owens Escort, Glen Kuracka Organizations 137 KOREAN CLUB Bottom row, L-R: Sue Kim, Mary Sin, Sally Jeon, Young Han, Yoon Song, Terri Yoo, Sandy Kim, Sook Chun. 2nd row: Vivian Kim, Mrs. Ferrin, Eun Chang, Duk Song, Sue Na, Robert Jung. Standing, L-R: Choing Kim, Ten pin Wang, Edward Son, Michall Chao, Hyung Choi, Sook Shin, Min Kim, Sung Kim, Young Kim, Ho Choi, Chong Lee Lady-in-waiting, Young Han Escort, Chong Kim Ms. Ferrin Advisor Korean Club meets twice a month to form good relations between Korean stu- dents and others and to help establish their own view of life through publishing a monthly Korean Club newsletter, dis- cussing and sharing thoughts, and work- ing together. Through the direction of Mrs. Ferrin this club has grown and ac- complished many of its objectives. 138 Clubs Front Row, L-R: June Anderson, Karmana Potts, Eileen Bagnes, Pam Wells, Mary Sin, Janice Gilmore, Tracie Durant, Marina Marquez, Susan Hendren, Kendi Queypo, Diana Vasquez, Mrs. Huntley, Jennifer Stewart, Karen Veloria, Monica Aquino, Angela Clement, Angel Badala- mente, Jana Bosna. 2nd row, L-R: Janet Ticer, Jennifer Anay a, Sheri Crosley, Danial Meets, Debbie Olsen, Lisa Isaacs, Helen Lobprels Ronne Lee Hogeland, Coralyn Reyes, Lisa Lindop, Julie Civeney, Rocio Guzman, Jeanette Phelps, Jodi Torubo, Laura Zuniga, Sarah Perdue Michelle Stockwell, Hiro Zeoli, Tracii Tokubo, Rita Hernandez, Angela Walter, Lisa Whirlidge, Wadad Radwan. 3rd row, L-R: KaYee Slow Stephanie Turley Angela Lee, Deanna Palma, Shawn McGovern, Carol Glass, Heather Duncan, Carol Kielmayor, Charla Reeves, Lori Davidson Michelle Meis, Sanja Luellan, Kathy Grimes, Kim Bumcrot, Connie Bloom, Crlssy Kuoch, Christy Slagle, Denise Lodding Cindy Luellen ' Cheryl Patterson, Evelyn Lopez, Nikki Tischburn. Dawn Mendoza, Stacy Hodge. Top row, L-R: Tracey Reynolds, Helen Row, Catrina Alkabet ' Lmda Lee, Michelle Hunninger, Lynette Lincoln, Donna Morgan, Stefanie CoUen, Lisa Cartright, Twyla Sheffielo, Gail Bargayo, Cheryl Kitajima, Lori Olsen, Diana Jones, Chris Reno, Cathy Farley, Angela Martinez, Vicki Roland GIRLS LEAGUE Western ' s Girls ' League functions as a ser- vice Organization for the school and the com- munity. Additionally, the purpose of the orga- nization is to contribute to school spirit by in- spiring leadership, thoughtfulness, loyalty, honesty, and wholesome activities. Money made by the girls through fund raising activi- ties go to various philanthropic projects and toward scholarships. Fund raising activities this year include the Homecoming Mum sale, Christmas candy canes, Valentine ' s candy grams, and their largest project, the Winter Formal. The girls also held a Mother-Daugh- ter Tea and a Banquet honoring the outstand- ing service contributors to the organization. The American Red Cross Blood Drives in- volved the entire school, faculty, and students in this worthwhile endeavor. For the first time the girls ' adopted ' the residents of a local re- tirement home. With caroling and cookies for the Christmas holidays and other thoughtful projects. The residents had beautiful remem- brances for the season. Also at Christmas the organization sponsored two needy families for Christmas, supplying Christmas dinner with all the trimmings. These families also re- ceived an abundance of canned goods collect- ed by the girls in a campus wide food drive. Ms. Huntley Advisor Diane Vasquez Lori Olsen ready the mums. Lady-in-waiting, Diana Vasquez Escort, Ruben Gomez Organizations 139 Front row, L to R: Eileen Bagnes, Coralyn Reyes, Cindy Kiyabu, Sharon Cadabona, Crissy Kucch, Roxanne Cholewinski, Lisa Lubman, Tim Rosen, Alison Miyamoto, Randy Sheets, Cassy Higbee, Lonnie Hansen, Robert Liccardo. 2nd row, L-R: Steve Zynda, Deanne Clifford, Sue Kim, Tim Spangler, Janice Gilmore, Mary Sin, KaYee Slow, Cherie Brenes, Brian O ' Neil, Leslie Murata, Horacio Tovar, Andrew Chatzis. 3rd row, L-R: Don Willson, Eric Hendrix, Leo Kataoka, Tom Stokes, Yong Lee, John Ho, Le Bui, Alan Shonzi, Erich Keller, Kelly Weissenfels, Jeff Wasserman, Joel Linder. MATH CLUB The Math Club, formed to help make math more vibrant and alive, tries to give math an added dimension beyond that which is given in the classroom. Its mem- bership is open to all students who have an interest in mathematics and its appli- cations. This year ' s activities included a very successful computer dating service, intra-club competitions, and the pur- chase of computer hardware and graph- ics for the math rooms. Lady-in-waiting, KaYee Slow Escort, Don Espinoza Mr. Bennett Advisor 140 Clubs NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kneeling, L-R: Kendi Queypo, Shannon Conahan, Sharon Cadabona. 2nd row, L-R: Adrian Owens, Mary Sin, KaYee Siow, Cherie Brenes, Janice Gilmore, Pam Wells, Lisa Lubman, Sylvia Lauber. Back row, L-R: Alison Miyamoto, Traci Szabat, Roxanne Cholewinski, Chihiro Aber, Bridget Uhrham, Joe Ozuna. The Pioneer chapter of the National Honor Society is a campus organization which re- flects the qualities of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Members are selected by the Western Fac- ulty based upon the highest standards of ex- cellence. Serving as elected officers for this past year were Joe Ozuna, president, vice- president Kendi Queypo, secretary Cherie Brenes, and treasurer Traci Szabat. The fac- ulty advisor is Mr. Jim Tozzie. Lady-in-waiting, Kendi Queypo Escort, Mike Frabotta Mr. Tozzie Advisor Organizations 141 PEP CLUB In Front L-R: Susan Scoble, Linda Hawley. First Row L-R: Bonnie Thomas, Chris Hipp, Kelly Thomas, Julie Perriera, Laura Terry, Cathy Farley, Tracy Stark, Chris Reno, Tina Hill, Nikki Tischbern, Sylvia Lauber, Sandy Smith, Dina Parkson. Second Row L-R: Jennifer Anaya, Angela Lee, Gail Bargayo, Ronnie Hogeland, Susan Hendren, Susanne Monteroso, Candy Raymond, Shannon Reno, Maureen Glynn, Dawn Philbrook, Kristie Franco, Cheryl Stillwell, Julie Coveney, Chris Chase, Alex Velasquez. Third Row L-R: Cheryl Kitajema, Hiro Zeoli, Angel Badalamente, T.C. Maynard, Carla Martin, Carin Duron, Heather Duncan, Veronica Owens, Stacey Hodge, Rita Hernandez, Donna Mendoza, Irene Angon, Cheryl Patterson, Valerie Laybourne, Sharon Derring, Janice Gil- more, Lisa Lindop, Stephanie Turley, Teresa Boyd, Stacy Schrader. Fourth Row L-R: Dawn Potacki, Nancy Weber, Rocio Guzman, Jeanette Phelps, Angle Frias, Patty Navarro, Lisa Lubman, Tracy Reynolds, Helen Rowe, Lisa Cartwright, Michelle Meis, Sandra Fegeis, Lisa Puckett, Cindy Cohn, Sharon Guastella, Twila Sheffeild, Connie Bloom, Gina Oyda, Richard Ruth, Vicki Ruland Mrs. Golobay Advisor Lady-in-waiting Veronica Owens Escort Danny Sullivan Mascot Tracy Stark leads the assembly for school spirit and enthusi- asm. Pep Club is a group of students that supports the student activi- ties program with their enthusi- asm and valuable time. This ener- getic group is always involved in the pep assemblies and provides a resource of individuals for class competitions and student involve- ment. This club is under the direc- tion of the Commissioner of Pep and the Activities Director. 142 Clubs SKI CLUB Front row, L-R: Don Olsen, Lynn Brown, Sharon Cadabona, Lisa Lubman, Mr. Plum, Janice Gil- more, Dona Wilson, Valerie Laybourne, Sharon Derring. 2nd row, L-R: Kelly Weissenfels, David Miles, David Jacob, Steve Izaabal. top row, L-R: Joseph Huy, Tim Hoffman, Kerri Nakamaru, Brian O ' Neil, Teddy Audoma, Max Juan, Alex Vasquz, Chris Shase, Laura Terry. •ight: Skiing down to the lodge at Snow alley is a truly joyous experience. lelow: Riding up the chair at Purgatory Ski tesort. The Ski Club has about 30 mem- bers and they all love to ski. Led by their advisor, Mr. Plum, the ski club has the opportunity (through Explorer Scouts) to ski in Utah and Colorado, as well as in our lo- cal mountains. The snow this year was the best ever, and the West- ern Ski Club has had a fantastic season!!! Think snow for next year! Mr. Plum Advisor Organizations 143 Bottom row, L-R: Kim Lavoie, Holly House, Racquel Sapien, Janice Gilmore, Monica Marquez, Stephanie Ross, Ginny Anderson, Monica Aquino, Jackie Wolven. 2nd row, L-R: Gene Baligad, Tim Spangler, Darren Fields, Leo Kiyabo, Dana Herbertson, John Ho, Chris Reno, Adrian Owens, Mary Sin, KaYee Siow, Liz Peterson, Bonny Lee Watson, Pam Wells, Tina Williams, Ronda Graham, Alicia Vaughn, Ed Mattson, Top row, L-R: Eric Hendrix, Andrew Chatzis, Scott Conrad, Gary Bagdasarian, Pat Johnson, Steve Smith, Kevin Doyle, Mike Marquez, Bill Flowers. Mr. Stockton Advisor Lady-in-waiting, Kim Lavoie Escort, David Sanchez SPEECH CLUB The Speech Team at Western is an or- ganization that participates in debates and public speaking activities through- out the state of California. Membership on the team is open to any student who is currently enrolled at Western. As a mem- ber of the team a student is offered the chance to compete in contests sponsored by the Orange County Speech League. Students who choose to become members do so to improve speaking abilities, thinking and organizations skills, as well as to represent Western in competitions similar to those in athletics. Being a mem- ber means developing the ability to think creatively and to gain personal growth and confidence in themselves. 144 Clubs Bottom row, L-R: Angel Badalamente, Hiro Zedi. 2nd row, L-R: Darren Fields, Bonny Lee Arnold (Mike Braun) explains the haz- Watson, Mike Marquez, Kevin Doyle, Bill Flowers, Mike Brann, Jackie Wolven, Tina Wil- ards of cholestrol. liams. 3rd row: George Shuput, Steve Smith, Laura Beaumont. Top: Pam Wells Judy (Bonny Watson) and George (Kevin Doyle) enjoy breakfast. Michelle Marrow hard at work on Tina William ' s makeup. THESPIANS Lady-in-waiting, Bonny Lee Watson Escort, Keith Stewart Mr. Stockton Advisor The International Thespian Society is a group of actors and actresses devoted to bet- tering themselves in the field of acting. They are not just a ' drama club ' that anyone can get into. Each member must have a certain amount of points acquired by participating in plays, either in acting or the technical side, to be accepted into the club. They have spon- sored plays throughout the year and will con- tinue adding to their list of members. Organizations 145 VARSITY CLUB Bottom Row, L-R: Melanie Williams, Karin Jorgensen, Dan Howes, Shana Donnelly, John Ortiz, Paul Boucher, Brent Boggs, Mario Velasquez, Kirk Ayers, Kacie Ayers, Chris Chase. 2nd row, L-R: Alex Velasquez, Candy Parenteau. Ana Gill, Tracy Beams, Veronica Owens, Ann Ashcraft, Tammie Lewis, Angela Clement, Cassy Higbee, Tina Huber, Jim Noson, Randy Sheets, Rhonda Kennedy, Chihiro Aber. 3rd row, L-R: Roger Klump, Lynette Lincoln, Dean Johnson, Yvette Nabhan, Tammi Thompson, Karen Nakamaru, Julie Eggleston, Rita Hernandez, Matt Gleerup, Joe Burris, John LaMorte, Kirby Cate, Robert Lewis, John Allen, Corey Haina, Anes Hakim. Back row, R-L: Kevin Barter, Richie Lodding, Robin Mullins, Steve Hefferan, Janet Tiler, Kerri Nakamaru, Teddy Audoma, Troy Joseph, Donna Mendoza, Mark Bourelle, Brian O ' Neil, Lonnie Hansen, Kelly Weissen- fels. Hank Longmeyer, Pat Bazinet, Ed Peregrino, Anthony Gregory, Angle Frias Mr. Hoffman Advisor Lady-in-waiting, Angela Clement Escort, Brent Boggs The 1984- ' 85 edition of Western High Varsi- ty Club held up the long standing tradition that Mr. Bob Fieldhouse had installed many moons ago. That is, the club members worked very hard for almost no personal gain. The club as a whole consisted of hardwork- ing individuals who put the club and school above themselves. This year ' s Varsity Club was led by: John Ortiz, President; Brent Boggs, Vice President; Shana Donnelly, Sec- retary; Paul Boucher, Treasurer. One of the main responsibilities of the Var- sity Club is to buy new championship banners for both the Boys and Girls gyms, as well as help with equipment emergencies for the dif- ferent athletic teams. To pay for these items, the club must engage in fund raisers. This year ' s include a very successful booth at Sil- verado Days and volleyball games between faculty members and club members. Greg Hoffman is the able advisor of this active club, with help from Jim Howell and Dave Bowman. 146 Clubs WRESTLERETTES Bottom ro w: L to R: Jennifer Ams, Toni Manibog, Monica Sanchez, Renee Tina Chavez, Dionne Sanders, Hiromi Zeoli, Laura Zarate, Jennifer Anaya, Theresa Little, Cindy Montenegro, Roxanne Ungaro, Pamela Steele. Second row: Crissy Kouch, Tam- mie Lewis, Lynette Lincoln, Michelle Heminger, Gina Duke, Merri Giron, Eleanor Bagnas, Carin Duron, Cindy Cohn, Janice Gilmore, Susanne Monterosso, Connie Bloom, Theresa Hynes, Judy Hill. Third row: Theresa Ortiz, Christy Slagle, Angela Lee, Carol Kielmayer, Vicki Ruland, Rita Hernadex, Stacy Hodge, Donna Mindoza, Dina Parkson, Irene Angon, Tracy Stark, Jennifer Rowers, Stacy Munoz, Teresa Anderson, Kelly Merwin, Karin Jorgenson. Back row; Heather Ducan, Carla Martin, Cheryl Kitajuma, Gail Bargayo, Ronnee Hogeland, Ktsy Ganahl, Michele Bland, Dawn Potocki, Dana Chernesky, Regina Valdez, Cindy Madrid, Lou Davidson, Cheryl Stillwell, Ann Buzzetta, Maura Martell, Kathy Grimes, Shannon Alterman, Debbie Rogers. SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIR- IT!! describes the West- ern Wrestlerettes. The girls attend all of the home wrestling matches and post season activi- ties. They are part of the backbone to our wres- tling program. Coach Cullum and his staff and team give them a hearty THANKS! for their loyal- ty and support through- out this past year. Mr. Gullum Advisor Lady-in-waiting, Diane Parkson Escort, Bobby Posada Coach Cullum pauses with Tracy and Stephanie. Organizations 147 THE EDITORIAL SHOULD FiOMOTE THOUGHT ACTION TflTE THESIS CLEARLY sE SPECIFIC SUPPORT .HTICIPATE OBJECTIONS )RAW CONCLUSIONS OSE Pi i i. LUTIONS A liUULi ncxi- - ' - SHOULD BE A CONTRACTED SENTTENCE , HLL PLANNED LAYOUT SPACE INCLUDE AN ACTION VERB . ADVERTISE THE STORY . OMIT ADJECTIVES. ADVERBS LEAD ESSENTIALS The 5 W s and H Editors Anne Aber and Lisa Overholser discuss an in- spirational idea for the upcoming issue. Cheryle Peterson and Sandi Walsh go through the process of applying copy to the final layout. Higf .SchoQ(JoumaliSts , r. f tn - Front row, 1-r: Tony TrujlUo, Susanne Monterosso, Lisa Overholser, Cheri Barnett. Back row, 1-r: Cheryle Peterson, Sandi Walsh, Kelly Black, Stacy Triolo, Chihiro Aber, Scott Smith, Bonnylee Watson, Gentry Ficke, Carrie Nowland, Stacy Dickinson, Tim Spangler, Jon Aure. 148 Clubs PIONEER PRESS Gentry Ficke gives suggestions to Kelly Black. The Pioneer Press is the monthly publication of our school. The newspaper process starts with a brainstorm- ing session between the Editor and staff. After articles have been decided upon, page editors then start designing their pages. The articles are then sent down to the district to be processed and made ready for the final print out. After hours of te- dious eyestraining, the final layout of the newspaper is sent back to the district and made ready for distri- bution. The 84-85 Editorial Staff consisted of: Editor-in- chief, Lisa Overholser; Associate Editor, Gentry Ficke; News Editors Kelly Black and Sandi Walsh; Editorial Editor, Cheryle Peterson; Feature Editor Lisa Overholser; and Sports Editor Chihiro Aber. This year ' s adviser was Vicki McDermott. Tony Trujillo madly types to meet a deadline. Susanne Monterosso proofreads a story. Lady-in-waiting, Lisa Overholser Escort, Steve Lakso Mrs. McDermott celebrates meeting another deadline. Organizations 149 YEARBOOK Tricia Cummins and Michelle Russell check names. 1984-85 the year of New Beginnings. The Staff of this year ' s book is one of the better staffs assem- bled here at Western High School. The tradition is building and Yearbook will become a prize that those who really care for their school can win by becoming a staff member. A special word about those who gave so much. Thank you to those on the Western staff and teachers that helped us when we really needed it. Thanks to those students that were there to complete their work and meet their deadlines. It was a good year and we had heart- break and joy all at the same time. A special thanks to Pam Wells, the editor and chief book or- ganizer. Pam gave so much to this year ' s book and her dedication and effort should be saluted. Thanks to Ame Tuttle who did so many little things and helped so much. Mary and KaYee I thank you also. Western students should be proud of THEIR book because they are the ones that it is all about and without whom this book would not exist. Tracy Stark models her gift from her secret pal. There ' s that guy with the camera againi Editor Pam Wells ' creating ' at the typewriter. 150 Clubs sitting, L-R: Stephanie Turley, Janine Wilhelm, Shannan Depson, Michelle Pinkham, Doreen Dubocq, April Francis, Shannon Hunsaker, Amy Tuttle. Standing, L-R; Pam Wells, Tricia Cummins, Michelle Russell, Candy Raymond, Dean Johnson, KaYee Slow, Lisa Manzi, Terri Padilla, Robert Lewis, Corey Haina, Mary Sin, Steve Garcia, John McGoldrick, Eric Hendrix. Doreen and Michelle discuss their section. Michelle Hazelton put on the finishing touche Yearbook Spirit m . Mr. Lloyd ' Advisor Lady-in-waiting, Terri Padilla Excort, Gary Millan Organizations 151 Mr. Jones and Mrs. Golobay discuss ideas for Homecoming. Mr. Crosby gives us his all. Mr. Thomas SPECulates over the assignment Dr. Tudge catches a hug from Ame Tuttle. ACADEMICS 152 Academics Staff ND STAFF Academics Staff 153 CRAIG HAUGEN — PRINCIPAL 1984-85 was indeed a year of new beginnings as far as administration was concerned. Western High began with a new principal and two new assistant principals. Mr. Haugen could be seen at many West- ern functions and was highly visible during nutrition and lunch. Mr. Haugen has inspired the faculty to strive for academic excellence. The addition of Ms. Kline and Mr. Cross, along with Mr. Jones, caused our campus to strive for new highs. They have given many hours to see Western strive for academic excellence. From early mornings in the parking lot to after school meetings, they have served Western in the highest level of academ ic ex- cellence. The staff and students of Western High School have reason to be thankful for such a con- cerned and dedicated administrative staff. above: Talking over what ' s going on with students below: Appears at almost all Western functions ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS COUNSELORS Academics 155 MATH Western ' s Math Department, headed by our newest addition, Glenn Taylor, has a wide variety of programs. These range from Basic and Practical Math all the way to Calculus. Somewhere in the middle fall Algebra, Ge- ometry, Algebra II Trigenometry and Analytical Ge- ometry Elementary Functions. This year, for the first time ever. Advanced Placement Calculus was offered, taught by none other than Mr. Taylor. Although this class only survived one semester because of low enroll- ment, this is considered to be a major step in the high quality of education here at Western. Lavoane Huntley Mr. Taylor brightens up the day. Mr. Bennett puts new subtle motivational techniques into practice. Mr. Orloff explains an angle. I told you over and over again not to paint your legs white! Mr. Walker is pleased with test results. 156 .1 2 4-2 His true appreciation shows. Mr. Walker thinks about it. Mr. Juarez always has time for a smile. Howard Walker, Glenn Taylor, Chris Pascal, Doug Bennet, Richard Juarez, Nikita Orloff What was that you asked? The latest in math theory is discussed. Academics 157 P.E. The Girls and Boys P.E. Departments accentuate physical fitness as well as making students aware of the various areas of sports. Weight training, aerobics, ten- nis, archery, track and field, as well as the more traditional sports are ex- posed to the Western stu- dents. Leisure time ac- tivities will be greater in the future and P.E. is pre- paring Western students. The teachers emphasize a strong body to help stu- dents have a strong mind and P.E. strives to do just that. Jim Howell and Norm Cullum ' • '  rr.„, Coach Howell gleams with Pioneer Pride. Maria Krumsiek assists Coach Pegg, Coach Cullum directs his wrestlers during practice. Owline Gregory and Jenny Sammon 158 Academics SCIENCE The Science Department, under the direction of Jack Hoskins, is separated into two classiAcations. Life Sci- ences including Biology and Physiology. Among the Phys- ical Sciences are Chemistry and Physics. This year a new Freshman requirement was added — Physical Earth Sci- ence. This was done in order to expose students to a gen- eral knowledge of Science before taking more detailed classes. High achieving students are offered college-prep classes in the form of Physiology and Physics. These two highly advanced courses are taught by Mr. Hoskins and Allen Tudge. Dr. Tudge and the concept of chemistry. Traci Szabat and Lori Olsen experiment. Kurt Soto explores the tiny world. .r.i ■ ' •i- M.I Dale Stanfield, Glenda Golobay, Jack Hoskins, Martin McDermott Mr. Stansfield to the rescue. Academics 159 SOCIAL STUDIES This department, headed by Rudy Richard, concen- trates on four major areas. These are World Cultures, American History, Economics and U.S. Gover nment. As in other departments, an accelerated program is of- fered to high achieving students. These special teach- ers include: Ed Woodson, Freshman; Marv Blemker, Ju- nior; Mavis Nystrom and Rudy Richard, Senior. A unique opportunity is offered to extremely ambitious Juniors in the form of Advanced Placement American History, instructed by Jim Tozzie. This class is equiv- alent to a college course and students can get college credits via a test taken near the end of the year. Mr. Kough prepares for class, L-R: Hal Kough Rudy Richard Mavis Nystrom Ed Woodson Marv Blemker Ron Butterfield Jim Tozzie Ms. Nystrom takes roll, When I look up everyone will be in their seats! As the world turns in Mr. Blemker ' s classes Mr. Tozzie discusses his latest Feiffer car- toon. 160 Academics Mr. Butterfield discusses the becoming of America. A student in confusion gets help. Academics 161 ENGLISH It was another busy year for the English Department, headed by Carolyn Mazza. Each grade level had its Honors classes designed especially for the excellerat- ed student. This class enables the more advanced to work at a faster pace. The Juniors spent most of the year studying the work of many American authors. The Seniors were able to receive college credit by taking the Advanced Placement English course taught by Le- nore Formuzis. The Seniors spent th ir final year on the English authors. The English Department proved to be an affective one for all. Mrs. Mazza explains Poe. Mr. Bowman gets ready for class. Robert Stockton, Margit Munroe, Norma Terkelson, Dave Bowman Mr. Stockton once again goes over an allegory. Mr. Lloyd puts in diligent hours to the yearbook. Mrs. Formuzis contemplates Plato ' s con- cept of reality. 162 Academics Mrs. Shelton explains a perfect essay. Mrs. McDermott ponders Macbeth . Ms. Manemann puts on a happy face. Ms. Munroe helps out when needed. Lenore Formuzis, Vickie McDermott, Trudy Shelton, Carolyn Mazza, Arlene Manemann, Cista Leonard Ms. Terkelson fields questions. Academics 163 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Linda Crowthers habla une pocito espa ol. Ms. Fossek helps make learning a for- eign language a little easier. |b£s£ 1 BkTS! H ' HiHii Ms. Wright ' s Advanced German class performs the Turkey Dance, keeping in line with Friday afternoon traditions. Parlez-vous francais? The Foreign Language Department, headed by Deni Fossek, aims for cultural enrichment as well as language devel- opment. Mickey Wright continued to increase the interest in German with such activities as a trip to Oktoberfest. French is taught exclusively by Alba Woodell who in- volves her classes, both French and Spanish, in International Day. Mrs. Fossek teaches the ad- vanced Spanish classes using headphones as an accented teaching tech- nique. Mickey Wright, Deni Fossek, Alba Woodell 164 Academics For many years Home Economics has been classified as a girl ' s class , no longer is this true. You might say things have changed a little. Anymore most every class period has their share of boys enrolled. Home Ec. has also changed it ' s sterotype in another way. No longer is it merely just cooking. Our program on campus includes subjects such as Creative Cooking, Fashion Technique, Clothing Creative Design, and Culinary Techniques. The wide variety along with the personalities of the teachers, Julie Blanchard and Gloria Ferrin, make Home Econom- ics a new and interesting experience. HOME ECONOMICS Julie Blanchard and Gloria Ferrin Pat Juan, Kari Nakamaru, and Elissa Crose create. Kim Woodyard cooks up a storm. Academics 165 ART There are many artis- tic students at Western, and, fortunately, there is an excellent program to accomodate them. Ms. Parkinson directs the young talent with Friday figure drawing, among other things. Mr. Jensen takes art off the paper and delves into 3-D de- signs like graphics and ceramics. Mr. Christian, in his photo classes, shows how to capture art in motion. This year, once again, Western art stu- dents received honors at district exhibits and had a very successful year. Jensen ' s ceramic students show their stuff Mr. Bones poses for Mrs. Parkinson ' s class. Western ' s top artists receive recognition at the dis- trict art show. Neil Jensen, Penny Parkinson 166 Academics MUSIC The music department is basically divided into two self- sufficient programs. Choir and Band. This is Jeff Plum ' s third year directing the active Pioneer Band, and with great success. In addition to competing in parades and field tournaments, the many, talented musicians form an orchestra second semester. The A Cappella Choir and Madrigals are directed by Linda Graham-Rehm. Also, this year, for the first time. Musical Productions was of- fered. This class gave students experience in the combi- nation of theatrical and choral endeavors. Choir performs at Homecoming. Band members give up beauty sleep to be at school by 7:00 to practice the field Ms Graham-Rehm helps the choir prepare for their show routine. Christmas concert at the mall. Linda Graham-Rehm and Jeff Plum Mr. Plum directs morning band practice. Academics 167 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Marci Due at work. Joe Simpkins prints. Tom Houston, Richard Hoffman, John Pummer, Eljay Overholt Robert Hoffstot examines the machine. The students involved in the Industrial Arts area are learning life long skills which can qualify them for good job placement. The Drafting students yearly receive many awards and tro- phies under the guidance of Mr. Hoffman. The Print Shop prints materi- als for many depart- ments and the school while wood shop and welding help students learn beneficial skills. This area of the curricu- lum will be growing as the demand of skill areas increase in our society. Mr. Overholt measures out a new project for an Inquiring student. 168 Academics The Business Department under the guidance of Mr. Thomas is preparing students for the future. This depart- ment has increased in enrollment as students realize the demand for computer and office skills in their future. Model Office gives a true ' hands on ' experience of the business world while shorthand and typing are preparing students who are interested in office and secretarial skills. The new district requirement in computer literacy has caused many students to become involved in comput- er training and the Business Department is utilized by other departments for computer work and typing skills. There is a computer lab established on campus and spe- cial ' after hours ' training has been made available to our students. BUSINESS Mr. Thomas ponders the lost art of taking roll. Go ahead, make my day! Don Crosby, Mike Wilburn, Jan Cook, Rex Thomas, Art Pegg Loara Miller computes. Academics 169 Western ' s Special Edu- cation Department meets the needs of var- ious students. The staff works with each other in a very co-operative man- ner and offers a varied program to meet student needs. The staff does a very professional job in working with these indi- viduals and we are proud of the help given by these dedicated professionals and their aides. Mr. Madsen helps to simplify matters. Mr. Senglaub spreads a little Christmas cheer. Mr. Tyler reads with the students. Larry Senglaub, Lucia Fermelia, Greg Hoffman, Jane Shepphird, Dennis Madsen, Kay Crissey, Larry Tyler 170 Academics I Dickita and Halie DRIVERS ED. HEALTH This year ' s Health Drivers Ed department carried on as in years past. Health, as taught by Richard Parks and Hayles Trent, helped give the Sophomores some first hand experiences. Mr. Parks ' s classes were instructed in the procedures of CPR, using Resusci Anne. Other impor- tant topics covered in Health are, drugs and their effects, the human blood and circulatory system, and the chang- ing emotions of growing up, to name a few. Driver Educa- tion, taught by Bob Fieldhouse and Mr. Trent, gives to many students their very first driving experiences. This course is designed to teach them the rules of the road, it instructs them in how to obtain their license and gives them some helpful hints. Trent teaches the trials and tribulations of traffic to teenagers. Mr. Parks explores the facts of life. Hayles Trent, Bob Fieldhouse, Richard Parks Mr. Fieldhouse explains the purpose of a speed limit. Academics 171 SPECIAL SERVICES Ms. Duncan — Spec. Ed. periods 1 2 LIBRARY AND MEDIA Mr. Brenton Ms. Handler ATTENDANCE A-K: Ms. Graham HEALTH SERVICES Ms. McAlmond 172 Academics The school must function as a well oiled machine and the people on these two pages are the ' grease ' and make sure all is done proper- ly. The students and teachers have a great deal to be thankful for that we have such a great and strong support staff. The students and fellow staff of Western salute you. Secretaries L-R: Ms. Schuster, Ms. Rendo, Ms. Duncan, Ms. Odermatt Ms. Campbell — Student Accounts Ms. Jones — Principal ' s Secretary Ms. Bryant Ms. Hager Ms. Goss CAFETERIA STAFF Ms. Earl Ms. Walker 173 CUSTODIAL L-R: Dale Smith, Billy Smith — Head Custodian, Cloefe Negron, Larry Foreman, Everett Ratliff — Day Custodian COMPUTER LAB CAMPUS PATROL Kathy Adrian Bianca Sturges Computer Technician BOYS AND GIRLS PE Domonick Arcuri Bonnie Schaefer 174 Staff CAMPUS AIDES The honest measure of your success is what you are doing compared to your true potential. — Paul Mey- er rp m 1 1 1 n - :J liV V K - ♦ 1 i .d. To be what we are, and to become what we are capa- ble of becoming is the only end of life. — Robert Louis Stevenson Karen Mercadante Diane Schwartz Lucia Clifton Donna Fagot Theresa McKnight Terri Ault Carol Hornsby The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and, if they can ' t find them, make them. — George Bernard Shaw I would rather be a su- perb meteor, everj ' atom magnificently aglow, than a sleepy, permanent planet. The proper function of man is to live. I shall not waste my days trying to prolong them. I shall use my time. — Jack London Staff 175 Linda Hawley Vice President Valerie Wells President Tina Hill Treasurer Lonnie Hansen Secretary 176 Juniors JUNIORS Juniors 177 Janti Abaza Manuel Acuna Michael Adkisson Bernardo Agsaulio Steve Alfaro Ed AUsup Michael Alvarado Glen Anderson June Anderson Laura Anders Irene Agon Debbie Antoniono Susana Arana Kacie Ayers Michael Badgwell Rebecca Bain Julie Baird Eugene Baligad Phillis Bannow Roger Banuelos Richard Bavouset Randy Benjamin Darrell Bergman Kevin Bias 1 78 Juniors It ' s lonely at the top, says Don Denne. Gilbert BiU Naomi Bill Tony Bird Kelly Black Constance Bloom Victor Boatwright Todd Bodiak Dawn Boll Paul Boucher Robert Boyd Donald Britt Patricia Brock Dianna Brown Karl Brown Dawn Browning Amy Bryant Le Bui Lisa Burkett Donald Burroughs Patrick Bush Lisa Butts Guy Buxman Monica Cabral Eddie Cadena Yvonne Camarillo Caven Campbell Scott Campbell Constance Cane Jose Cano Michael Carlson Juniors 179 Nancy Carpenter Scott Carr Richard Catanzariti Jesse Chaidez Chhoeung Chao Robert Chavez David Childs Charlotte Cianciola Teri Cisneros Angela Clement Michael Cobleigh Deborah Cohen David Corrasa Darla Corey Brian Coveney Christoph Crawford Mark Crawford Stephen Creveling Tanya Crist Elissa Crose Michelle Crowthers Hattie Cummings Thanh Dang Dean Danna Dawn Davidson Trinda Davis Edward Dees Anthony Demarco Donald Denne Cantmie Oentremont 180 Juniors John Desmond Eric Dieterman Wendy Diplock James Dobranich Rhonda Dommguez Kimberly Downs ames Doyle Thomas Drennan Olivia Duarte Marcella Due Gina Duke Allura Eckeert Julie Eggleston Tina Ellsworth Walter Escobar Dante Estrada Jennifer Evans Steven Eversole Bradley Farrell Michael Felix Bradley Felker Robert Fernald Marie Ferrante Julie Ferreira Gentry Ficke Darren Fields Michael Flores Timothy Fong Jim Foreman James Fout April Francis Shaun Frattone Barbara Fredricks Juniors 181 Phillip Freid Angelita Frias Alan Gandy Rachelle Garbarini Hugo Garcia Teresa Garcia Michael Garcie Celeste Gascoigne Jennifer Gates Merri Giron Ruben Gomez Kimberly Goodwin Jayesh Gorajia ' a Tina Granados ■ ' ' % Kelly Grant Anthony Gregory William Griggs David Grimes Ruben Guzman Mark Halliburton Kirk Halpin Lisa Halpin Amy Hamilton Donia Hamze Lonnie Hansen Timothy Harrington Kevin Hartter Richard Haskell Melissa Hatch James Hatton 182 Juniors Linda Hawley Frank Healy Steven Hefferan Julie Heller Michelle Heminger Sunan Hendren Sandra Hensen Dana Herbertson Angela Hernandez Walter Heron Cassy Higbee Tina Hill Toby Hinds Star Hoban Timmy Hoffman Robert Hoffstot Sherl Hogan Gregory Hood Susan Howshall Paula Huber Tina Huber Huylinh Huynh Thanh Huynh Lisa Isaacs Michael Ivankay Tina Jager Tammy James Gerardo Jimenez Karla Johnson Diana Jones Sandra Jordan Karin Jorgensen Troy Joseph Juniors 183 Patrick Juatt Ernest Judd Patuick Jung Helen Kang Jono Keller Richard Kelly Sandy Kim Sue Kim Sung Kim Young Ki Kim Kathy King Wendell Kong Greg Kovacevich Coleen Krieger Maria Krumsiek Bettina Labok Damon Laguesta Dong Lee Linda Lee Rhonda Lee Yong Lee Tammie Lewis Robert Liccardo Lynette Lincoln Helen Lobpreis Charlie Locke 184 Juniors W ' ST ii y Ait . -f Richard Lodding Kristin Logan Angela Logsdon Evelyn Lopez Peter Lowry Sonja Luellen Thao Luu David Macarthur Shelly Mahon Michael Marquez Cecelia Martinez Ruben Martinez John Marzlo Sharon Massey Mark May Cheryl McCaslin Bryan McCormick Mark McDevitt John McGoldrick Rhonda McGovern Raymond McMannis David McWhirter Yvette MedeUin Dianelle Meis Donna Mendoza Kelly Merwin Michael Messina Juniors 185 David Miles Frank Miller David Miller Gabriella Miller Annette Monin Matthew Monterosso Eric Moody Dennis Morgan Fred Mueller David Mulvey Mark Munoz Leslie Murata Diana Murayama Tina Muto Patty Navarro Lisa Nelson David Nicholas Desie Nicola Carrie Nowland Sophia Ochoa Katsumi Okubo Deborah Olson Brian Oneil Jose Ortiz Teresa Ortiz Shawn Palmer Jim Park Diane Parkson Dina Parkson Timothy Pastor 186 Juniors Sarah Perdue Paul Pereira Liisa Perkio Julie Perreira Cheryl Peterson Elizabeth Peterson Jeanette Phelps Susan Phillips Robert Posadas Karmana Potts Tyrone Power Eric Powers Tom Preti Franklin Probasco Steve Pulido Jose Ramirez Amanda Reeves John Remore David Retrum Coralyn Reyes Fernando Rivera Keith Roady Vicki Rodriguez Donald Roe Junior nerds are symbolized by Lonnie, Dena, and Kevin. Juniors 187 Christina Rogers Robert Roll Rachel Roller Sonya Romero Michele Rossi John Ruble Vicki Ruland Michael Russo Farslad Sadeghi Kathleen Sanchez Richard Sanchez Eddie Serna Tim Shadwell James Sharp Melinda Shea Twila Sheffield Alan Shozi George Shuput Tom Sievers Garret Simpson Man shun Slow Mishelle Slagle Sandy Smith Lynn Solso Tim Spangler Steven Stahovich Eric Steele Patricia Stelle Robert Stevens Timothy Stewart Renee St Marseille Michelle Stockwell Jonathan Strykul 188 Juniors Cassie Higbee and Becky Carpenter show true PUCKER POWER. 1986 Deanna Summers Amy Tamayose Frank Teixeira David Tellers Laura Terry Kelly Thomas Paul Thonstrom Jaaet Tlcer Michael Todd Tracie Tokubo Horacio Tovar Leann Tracy Mark Tranberg Anthony Trapasso Tami Trotz Stephanie Turley Loretta Underwood Mike Urqides Richard Valadez Michelle Valenzuela Kyle Vanmeter Scott Vansickle Luisa Vasquez Diana Vazquez Lynn Villa Manuel Villasenor Sandra Walsh Jeff Wasserman Nancy Weber Kelly Weissenfels Valerie Wells Kelly WUliams Melanie Williams Michael Williamson David Woodward April Yates Julie Yergensen Terri Yoo Laura Zarate Hiromi Zeoli Juniors 189 • • ' ' llti President ill! 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' , ,vP ,, aC ,, , ---4 ( Ccx ' c ■vAJ U V ' v, — J n SOPHOMORES Sophomores 191 Shane Abrue Gilbert Acuna Julie Adair Felisa Alford Jennifer Anaya Ginny Anderson Tracy Anderson Monica Aquino Thomas Aquino Belia Archuleta April Arndt Bernardo Artola Ann Ashcraft Shela Avina Kirk Ayers Mike Bacon Angel Badalamente Jana Badger Robert Badgett Gary Bagdasarian Michael Bagbey Cynthia Ballinger Daniel Bancroft Pedro Barajas Gail Bargayo Fabricio Baroni Michael Barry, Jr. Alan Bartleson Lisa Bernal Keri Bland Berverly Boll Michael Braun Michael Britton Joseph Brodski Crystal Brown David Brown David Brown Sarita Bruno Mary Bui Kim Bumcrot Donna Butler Stephen Buzzetta Ronald Byrd Pedro Cabral Melissa Harder takes a moment of Coach Pascal ' s time. 192 Sophomores Sean Campeau Dabbie Carey Rebecca Carpenter Ralph Carreon Lisa Cartwright Renne Gassier Irene Castrillon Robert Caranzariti Lupita Ceballos Micheal Chao Nicole Chase Rosario Chavez Hyung-in Choi Sook Chun Michelle Claydon Cathy Clouse Anthony Cocilova Tammy Cocilova Tracie Cohen Tina Constantino Denise Coppage Rebbeca Correa Julie Coveney Mary Cowdrick Daniel Cos Kenneth Cromer Sheri Crosley Marco Cruz Xuantam Dang Dwayne Darwin Larry Dean Patricia Deleon Stacy Deliz Richard Denne John Diaz Maynard Dizon Monique Drenner Edwin Dubois Heather Duncan Johnadene Dunn Carin Duron Suzette Durrant Denise Eagleton Jay East Sophomores 193 Thomas Engeman Christopher Espinosa David Evans i Saundra Fejes Jerald Ferraiz Ann Ferreira w David Fesili John Fields John Fix Joseph Fleming Todd Fournier Brett Fox Laurie Fratt Keith Frazier Travis Frazier Dean Frembling Jeff Frembling Mario Frias Karin Fridlund Cherie Fruhwirth Leonora Fuentes Anita Fuller Eric Fultz Carolyn Galaz Stacey Galler Alfred Garcia Juanita Garcia Lucas Gawryl Danny Gayle Arthur Giovannini Brendan Glynn Maureen Glynn Jeff Graham Randy Greene Carlos Guaico Stephen Guerra Cynthia Guzman Sonia Guzman Steven Hanke Robert Hansen Eric Haralson Melissa Harder Jacob Harrington Tabby Harris Ik. Jim Howell looks on curiously. m. V 9 194 Sophomores Sherry Helms Olivia Hernandez Rita Hernandez David Heron Matthew Hershman Chris Hipp Stacy Hodge Ronnee Hogeland Wesley House James Howell Daniel Howes Eric Hull Shannon Hunsaker Garey Hunter Micheal Huy Theresa Hynes Timothy Jackson David Jacob Paul Jelley Cinnamon Jensen So (Sally) Jeon Neil Jessen Patrick Johnson Tricia Jones Robert Jung Theresa Karolczak Ryu Kawamoto Claudia Kehler Diana Keller James Keller Rhonda Kennedy Suzanne Keriakedes Carolina Kielmayer Helen Kim Jeanne Kim Min Jung Kim Young Kim Jeramy Kirkland Cheryl Kitajima Cynthia Kiyabu Mark Klump Heather enjoys herself at the Homecoming Dance. Jack Knepper Craig Knudson Anthony Kraut Sophomores 195 Brett Krusen Susan Kuoch William Land Melissa Landes Raymond Landingin Bich Ty Le Angela Lee Jae Soon Lee Barbra Leimer Christie Leisure Bryan Lewis Sarah Lima Lisa Lindop Jim Little Joann Long Tina Lounsbury Lien Luu Victoria MacArthur Ronnie Madrid Lan Mancalindan Kenneth Manley Carla Martin Enrique Martin Cecilia Martinez Edward Mattson, III Shanon McCloskey Mark McCoy Stewart McCune Dawn McDonald Todd McDonough Shawn McGowen Christine McKemy Valya McKenzie Jackquelin McMickell Jack McMinn 196 Sophomores A Linda Meacham Roberto Medina Steve Medina Michelle Meis Ernesto Mendaros, Jr. Tony Menden Michael Mercado Larry Mermingez Geoffrey Merwin Theresa Metz Robin Michels Richard Micklos David Miller James Miller David Milum Teesee Minard Jason Miner Kathrine MirabeUa Prashant Mistry Michael Mitchell Ephraim Molina Michele Monroe Mago Montes Michael Montigny Rhonda Morgan Linda Morrow Lene Moss Teresa Moya Stacy Mueller June Mugica Stacy Munoz Virginia Murillo Mary Murphy Yvette Nabhan Neil Najjar Lori Nakahara Alex Namahoe Brian Nauenburg Jimmy Neilson Shirley Nemec Glen Nesbitt Pamela Nevitt Jay Nicholas Johnathan Nichols Steve Niemi Andrew Nieves Sophomores 197 Arthur Nomoto Richard Nuse Valerie Ochoa Claudia O ' Conner Dorina Oldja Anthony Ontiveros Chong Kim Jorge Ortiz Maria Pacheco Audie Pacific Kim Padilla Deanna Palmer Kristina Palmer Cheryl Patterson Scott Pawloski Michael Peck Jamey Pender Eduardo Peregrino Jazer Perez Ruben Perez Eric Peterson Frank Petronella William Pfankuch Dawn Philbrook Dayle Philbrook Michelle Phillips Stacy Phillips Yvonne Picon Jason Pisano Kimberly Pizzuto Angela Ployer Patricia Porras Luis Portugal Dawn Potocki Charles Powell Christina Presutto Danial Price Anna Quenga Joseph Quenga George Quijano Roy Rail Sandra Reans ouuuru xveans r i. •  « i Suzanne Reans ' P ' raim Molena has trouble lighting the candles at coronation 198 Sophomores f Jason Reed Sharla Reeves Daniel Rennich Shannon Reno Steven Rex Kuuipo Reyes Tracey Reynolds Pamela Rimmey Javier Rivas John Robinson Martin Rodriguez Martha Rojas Stacy Roll Stefani Ross Patricia Rourk Helen Rowe Jesus Rubio Stephanie Ruiz Suzie Sakamoto Paul Salazar Denise Saldana Mike Salisbury Eduardo Salvador Jennifer Salveson Ella Marie Samples Mark Sanchez Chris Sansenbach Ricky Schmidt Brian Sciarrino Jeffery Scott Jimmy Scott Kandace Scott Steven Scott Christopher Searight Elva Serna James Shanholtzer Kristina Shepard Craig Shimahara Sook Shin David Shrake Ronald Sill Joseph Simpkins Christy Slagle Sophomores 199 Mike Sloniker Bobbie Smith Allen Snyder Yoon Song Aaron Stanford Yvette Stave Jody Storlie Tim Suggett Stephen Sulatycki Daniel Sullivan Laurie Swanson Sharon Swearengin Tammy Swengel Julie Ann Tellers Donnie Thomas Pamela Thomas Donn Thompson Tammi Thompson Jodi Tokubo Eric Toledo Anthony Torres Kim-anh Tran Patrick Trujillo Debbie Tuggle Edwin Uehara Derek Uhrhan Melissa Umbarger Bryan Untiedt Alicia Vaughn Gregory Velasquez Linda Verholtz Karen Viloria Angela Walter Mark Wang Kelly Ward Doralee Warde Herman Ware Jr. Robert Wellner Teresa Wellong Lisa Whirledge Raymond White Sean Winder John Witmore Jacqulyn Wolven 200 Sophomores William Wycoff Juan Yoma Oreste Zamora Laura Zuniga The Lunch Bunch at their usual table. Shannon Reno cheers the Pioneers on, injury and all. IS P T : - Ki . ' 1 B =c:b iB| r 1 x. 1 i,W J L V- V L 4 . - r Debbi Taggle helps arrange Homecoming mums. Pam Halliburton, Oeanne Tuggle and Kirk Ayers engrossed in con- versation. Steve N ' eimie gets help from David McWhater in Chemistry. Sophomores 201 Stephen Izabal President Michele Bland Vice President Teresa Boyd Secretary Tina Chavez Treasurer OMy I f J UJnio KiiAjnnnx- L f iM QjL. nM tf yu J docn CUX. -LA un ( ti nocn IL n j ' lauMy lM mm ti . Ct: T-— ■ o.h v ilj iS OnJt cy anac OUol± OuHi±: ■lek ' iAr PnRTY -I ' O D ' ' OunoL V- ' --V T 202 Freshmen 8 ' 26 t) 9 ' ?, --t --f (f 3 FRESHMEN ' ' ' tlf i-ifB Freshmen 203 Suzanne Abiad Blake Acker Alfred Aguilar Shannon Alterman Rebecca Ames Jennifer Ams Eddie Anaya Teresa Anderson Terry Anderson Diane Andrews Laura Ash Quan Au Scott Ayers Joe Baird Christine Ball Debra Bancroft Thomas Bannek Steve Bannow Mona Bazinet Lalena Beck Mark Bell Deidra Benson Paul Biddle James Blake Ricky Black Michele Bland Robin Blodgett Scott Bloom Doug Boon Cari Boothby Chris Bowen Jason Bowler Randy Bowly Stephen Boyd Teresa Boyd Shawn Boyer Byron Brata Mellisa Brito Michael Brock Michael Brott Stacy Dickenson and Molly Pent say Down! 204 Freshmen r 7 Nesi Browning Huong Bui Dawn Burris Ann Buzzetta Pablo Cabrera Demian Cane Celia Carney Antonio Carochas Johnny Carr Christy Carriage Donovan Carter Evon Cassier Michelle Castellano Gloria Cazares Valentine Ceballos Patty Cervantes Eloy Champian Alice Chang Siv Chao John Chatzis Camila Chavez Gloria Chavez Tina Chavez Patricia Chavira Dana Chernesky Wendy Childs David Christy Sean Clark Deanne Clifford Marvin Cohan James Coleman David Connell Kerrie Cook Leslie Cook Donald Corrasa Christifer Costanza Michael Crawford Nicole Croft Christy Damuth Bonnie Dansby Kallolini Darji Lori Davidson Cassandra Davis Michele Dawkins Freshmen 205 Daniel Dayton Danny Delusreyes Serena Dennis Blaine Deojay Michael Derring Mattew Dewitt Stacy Dickenson Cherie Dietenbeck Ronda Dixon Maylah Dixon Thien Do Joseph Doerr Danny Dressier Lillian Duarte Suzanne Dubois Christine Duff Jeff Duncan Kathy Durdel Kimber Durdel Tracie Durrant Robert Edborg Chairmain Edwards Shannon Edwards Pam Eggleston Albert Eiseman Joel Erdtsieck Susan Espinoza Jeannie Evans L Russell Fahnestock Curtis Faulkner David Fejes Arcelia Felix 206 Freshmen Jason Ferrais Angelique Fiola Laura Flores Teddy Fong Christine Franco Ana Frascici Kenny Fratt Jason Freid Leonila Frere Diane Frias Vincent Galaz Irma Galdamez Maria Ganahl Arthur Garcia Hortencia Garcia Nadine Garcia Sylvia Garcia Michele Garcie Les Garrett Roland Gatchalian Krystal Christ Scott Gillespie Donald Gladson Leah Golphenee Jesse Goodwin John Goodwin David Gorden Ronda Graham Andrew Grantham Paul Gravel! Kathleen Grimes Dong Ho Pamela Halliburton Mike Hamm Jeffrey Hamrick Connie Hannafin Freshmen 207 Heather Hanson Christy Harden Kimberly Harder Neil Harrison Monica Hart Bryan Hatton Mike Hatton Josheph Hauck Christian Haupt Stephen Hay Mark Hembd Michael Hembd Araceli Hernandez Carlos Herrera Cecilia Herrera Victoria Hewitt Donny Ho Holli Hoffmann Ricky Hoiten Traci Holbert Mark Holiday Holly House Toby Howell Teddy Huber Amy Hummel Kristy Hunt Wayne Hurtado Joseph Huy Alicia Iglesias Karie Ihara Joseph Ivankay Stephen Izabal Cindy Jarvis Regina Jensen Francisco Jimenez Debbie Johnson Gary Johnson Mark Johnson Noland Johnson Cory Jones Tracy Holbert enjoys Halloween, 208 Freshmen Michele Bland Has Fun at the school dance! ott Gallespie walking home after a hard day at aool. Jill Jones Stefan Jung Gary Kaluna Chester Kaneko Vicki Keller Deborah Kelly Mark Kelly Jeannie Kim Rebecca Kimes Kevin King Goeffrey Kovacevich Tina Kraly Jeanie Kuntz David Kuoch Kevin Kuraoka Tom La Aaron Lacuesta Lisa Laufer Christopher Lavoie Nam Le Susan Leahy Karen Lediaev Dong Ok Lee La ura Lee Dawn Levesque Jackie Lewis Mila Lewis Trisha Lewis Jill Leydon Fred Lincoln Christen Lindemeyer Andy Lobpreis Keith Lowry Margaret Lucas Kris Lucenti Freshmen 209 Nga Luu David Lybeck Tom Mackenzie Cindy Madrid Antoinette Manibog Carl Manliguis Douglas Markert Kristi Martens Osmar Martinez Colin Matsumoto Craig May Jay McCallum Stacy McDonald Adam McEwan Michael McGowen Mary McMannis Jason McWhirter Gloria Medina Judith Mendaros Tracy Mills Patricia Miskell Irma Montes Eric Moore Michael Moore Miguel Mora Craig Morales Michelle Morgan Cynthia Morris Jodie Morris Sandra Mueller Robert Mugica Jon Muir Tim Mullins Denise Murphy Gary Murphy 210 Freshmen r ' t - ; ( 4 1 ' . ♦ Hope Najjar Maricela Navarro Marianne Neiber Robbie Nelson Shanna Newcomb Thanh Nguyen Thuy Nguyen Thuy Nguyen Tina Nickens Ronnie Nomoto Chridty Normon Robert Noson Luisa Ocampo Karen Okerlund Timothy O ' Neil Katrina Optebeke Sharyn Orr Francisco Ortega Eduardo Ortiz Steven Osdale Alexander Oyola Steven Ozuna Richard Paine Steve Palmer Hyon Pang Lisa Park Mary Park Mellisa Parrish Lonny Parsons Dina Paul Saly Peng Molly Pent Gabriel Perez Robert Perez Louie Pica Freshmen 211 Sarah Pickens Hector Piedra Suzanne Pierson Jennifer Powers Lucy Price Gerald Prunty Matthew Pushckor Kristi Queypo Dahlia Quinones Sylvia Quinonez Cesar Quintero Salim Radwan Rene Ramirez Jeff Ransom Valerie Real Sheila Redford Wendie Rees Teresa Reinhold Corey Reuter Kuulei Ryes Dennis Reynolds Debbie Rice Andrew Richmond Ju Rim Anthony Rivera Armando Rivera Michael Robertson Michele Robinson Kim Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Deborah Rogers Mark Rollins Lesley Rosser Andrea Ruffalo Michael Rusin Richard Ruth Edward Salazar Eduardo Saldana Edwin Salvador Greg Sambrano Bernadette Sanchez Monica Sanchez Dionne Sanders Alicia Satterfield Randy Schmidt Heidi Schneider £% Jl . 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' t 212 Freshmen Dawn Scott Lisa Scott Joe Sellas Jeffrey Senglaub Vincent Shaver Edith Shemel Eric Sherburne Christina Sheridan David Shozi Dean Shozi Paul Shozi Naun Sin Arthur Smith Stephan Smith Andrew Smits Tanya Snavely Wade Snider Brian Snyder Tracie Soga Edward Son Kurt Soto Kimberly Spell Robyn Spiegal Jeri Stark Tanya Steel Bryon Stepp Derek Stewart Cheryl Stillwell Michael Strafford Tammy Strouse Jennifer Stuart Kathy Sun Michelle Swayne Karen Swearengin Kristy Taylor Michael Taylor Terry Tebbetts Jennifer Thunstrom Erik Timpson Luis Tracy Cam-Tarn Tran Hang Tran Stacy Triolo Larry True Freshmen 213 Deanne Tuggle Christopher Turner Roxanne Ungaro Regina Valdez Dawn Vanden Jeffrey Vansickle Jessie Vasquez Christine Vicks Sandra Vieyra Jill Wadman Diane Wald Lance Walton Julie Warren Clint Watson Eileen Wei Gregory Wells Janine Wilhelm Tricia Wilkins Karrie Williams Kathleen Williams Donald Wilson Ellenor Wilson Mark Winstead Richard Wise Scott Woodyard Agustin Ybarra Chuck Yoo Nicquel Young Chris Zarate Lanea Zielny Lori Davidson and Christine Lindemeyer really get into the football game. 214 Freshmen Gina Valdez and Monica Sanchez Friends Forever! Janine Wilhelm and Michele Bland really get into their Freshmen year! Cindy Jarvis and Andy Smits enjoy their art work! Joe Ivankay thinks it ' s nice to have a friend like Carl Manliguis to lean on!! Freshmen 215 Baby Fae Had Everyones Prayers Chihiro and Janice Perform POPULAR PEOPL E Eddie Murphy Joan Collins Lionel Richie Cyndi Lauper Clint Eastwood Tina Turner Tom Sellick Christy Brinkley Matt Dillon Prince Eric Dickerson Brooke Shields Sharon Renee Swearengin In Loving Memory Jackson ' s Victory Tour A Smash Success 1984-85 — THE YEAR THAT WAS Ronald Reagan Re-elected In Landslide ONE QUICK LAST LOOK MY LIST Best Friend: Favorite song: Favorite group singer: Favorite Movie: __ Favorite TV show: Favorite teacher: _ Best Class: _ _ In 10 years I ' ll Cabbage Patch Troy Myer, Bobbie Smith, and Mike Lewis siiow Home Ec. can be fun. International Day — A Pioneer Success 216 Closing African Hunger Becomes A World Concern HOT TRENE Home computers VCRs Home ' ideos Neon clothes ' Step ' haircuts Swap meets Garag e Sales Read Tellers Cable TV Lazer discs Limos Anything Lite ' MTV Gumby Pokey Punkers Trivia Pursuit Hackey Sack SOCIAL CONCERNS Cocain A.LD.S. Child abuse Alcoholism World Hunger Aparthied Divorce Street gangs Drug abuse •CATS ' Geraldine Ferraro — First Woman to Run KIWANIS BOWL REPS Standing, I-r: Andrew Chatzis, Horacio Tovar, Scott Conrad, Tim Spangler, John Ho, Eric Keller, and Eric Seehuus Seated, 1-r: Alison Myamoto, Pam Wells, and Sharon Cadabona. Los Angeles Olympics A Media And Financial Succes ' No job for a QUEENI TV ' s TOP TEN The Cosby Show Dallas Dynasty Family Ties Falcon Crest Miami Vice A Team 60 Minutes Magnum P.I. Murder She Wrote Jr. Sr. Prom Held in Newport Beach Closing 21 7 Where ' s The Beef? Artificial Heart Becomes Commonplace I ' - Mr. Taylor — Sorry WE goofed! The Dating Game — Sweet and Juicy Nikki Tischbern, Donna Estrada, Chris Reno REMEMBER Mr. Rogers Sesame Street The Superfriends Big Bird Mr. Hooper Richie Rich Batman The Smurfs Schoolhouse Rock Kermit Miss Piggy •Star Wars Defense SPORTS Baseball — World Series — Detroit defeated San Diego Football — Super Bowl — San Francisco defeated Miami Basketball — World Cham- pionship — Boston de- feated the Los Angeles Lakers Track and Field — Oympics — Carl Lewis, Edwin Mo- ses, Joan Benoit, Greg Louganis Rad . . . Awesome . . . Campus crusin ' — Eric Fultz pushes Robert Liccardo Buff . . . Serious . . . Geek . . . Nerd . . . OCAD Top, L-R: Kelly Weis- senfels, John Ho, Pam Wells, Alison Miya- moto, Leo Kiyabu, Horacio Tovar, Tim Spangler, and Andrew Chatzis. Kneeling — advisors Bob Stocton and Jim Tozzie Stylin ' . . . Deeks MUSIC Recordof the vear— What ' s Love Got To Do With It? Best New Artist — Cyndi Lauper Female Pop — Tina Turner Male Pop — Phil Collins Album of the Year — Can ' t Slow Down — Lionel Ri- chie Original Score — Purple Rain — Prince The Burning Bed ' ITH PIONEER SPIRIT- ANYTHING CAN BE ACCOMPLISHE Jf aufc When your down and out. there seems no hope at all But if you just beliue there ' s no uay we can fall Let us realize that a change can only come When we stand together as one. We are the world, we are the children We are the ones who make a brighter day . So let ' s start giving There ' s a choice we ' re making We ' re saving our own lives It ' s true we ' ll make a better dax Just you and me. — Lionel Richie, Michael Jackson Closing 219 THE 66-67 220 Closing DIAPER BRIGADE 29 ; V I. Janice Gilmore. 2. Rosanne Cholewinski, 3. Anees Hakim. 4 Bonnylee Watson, 5. Steve Zynda 6. Sylvia Lauber. 7. Steve Smith. 8 Alison Miyamoto. 9. Amy Tuttle 10. Karen and Kerri Nakamaru II. Lisa Overholser, 12. Steven Lakso. 13. Bill Barlow. 14. 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Class of ' 85 X Abaza, - nsette 16 A Aber. CfiihiTo it. 80, 131, 41. 146, 148, 149 Acostak.I ' t ' iree 16 Adaifs DWftna 7, 16, A siritera. Sophia 16 Air, I, Alicia 16 Allen, John 16, 24, 44, 6i 1 46 Allied. Lisa 16, 50 Annunziata, Lawrence 16 Arrey, Marcella 16 Arvizu, Rene 17 Audoma, Theodore 42, 96, 143, 146 Aure, Jonathan 148 Bagnas, Eileen 17, 84, 139, 140 Bagnas, Eleanor 17, 136, 147 Barlow, William 17 Barnett, Cheryl 17, 148 Bates. Becky 17 Bazinet. Patrick 17, 94, 146 Beams, Tracy 17, 90, 132, 146 Beatty, Tina 17 Beaumont. Laura 17, 136, 145 Bell. Brian 17 Bell. Lisa 17 Benedicto, Dante 17, 86 Bogard, Sherri 18, 63 Boggs. T Brent 18, 66, 67. 146 Bolinger. Duane 18 Bourelle, Mark 18, 66, 67, 146 Bowden, Yvon 18, 127 Boyer, Ann-Jeanet 18 Brenes, Cherie 18. 24, 44, 130, 132. 140, 141 a Brock. Mark 18 ■ Bryant, Cindy 18 B« .s Bui, Hoang H 18, 192 fp ■ turris, Joseph 18, 67, 70, 86, S7, 146 ' ' adabona, Sharon 18, 27, 59, 13l,JL32, 140, 141, 142 J Campbell jSusan 18 Carey. Heather 19 • Carlson, Charla 19,63 Carmichael, John 19, 59 Carnes. Colleen 19 Carr, Mike 19 Carruth, Robert 19, 9 Gary, Tracey 19 Gate, Kerby 19, 27, 44. fi3. 66, 67, 86, 87, 146 Cervantes, Norma 19 Chaidez, Anna 19 Chang, Eun 20, 131. i:i6. 137, 138 Chase, Christoph 20, U. 44. i;r., R7, 69, 86,87, 121. 142. 143, 1-46 Chatzis, Andrew 20; 23, 131, 132, 140, I 144 Chui, Ho Soon 20 Cholewinski, Roxanne 20, 131, 132, 136, 137, 140. 141 Cholly. Belinda 20 Cohn, Cynthia 20, 132, 142, 147 i onahan, Shannon 20, 50, 141 Conway Croslev r n Conrad, Scott 2|, 132, 144 ' r Travis 6 Judith 20 Crowtheirs, Linda 21. 164 Crum. David 21, 126 ummias, Tricia 21. 150, 151 are, James 21 barrah. Cherie 21 . Delgado, Theresa .1 Delosreyes, Raymond 21 Demarco, Angela 21 Dennison, Timothy 21 Derrmg. Sharon 21, 63. 132. 142? Dickinson. Paul 21, 137 Dimino, James 21 Donnelly, Shana 21, 90, 131, 132, 146 Doyle, Kevin 22, 144, 145 DriscoU, Mary 22 Dubocq, Doreen 22, 151 Duff, Tracey 42 Duke, Loretta 22, 137 Eagleston. Dennis 22, 193 Equiarta, Craig 22 Erdtsieck, Craig 22 EsQJinoza, Don 22, 140 Estes, Michele 22, 50, 131 Estrada, Donna 22, 35 Estrada, Robert 22 Farley, Cathleene 22, 44, 55, 126, 139, 142 --Fesili, Anthony 66, 67, 69 Flowers, William 23, 36, 61, 62, 144, 145 Fortin, Annette 23 Fox, Thomas 23, 28, 6g, 121, 132 Frabotta, Michael 23T 141 Fuller, Linda 23, 59, 194 Garcia, Corrina 23 Garcia, Francisco 23, 62, 63, 94. 132 Garcia, Genoveva 2S, Garcia. Stephen 23, pi Gatchalian, Raymond 23 Gaittreau, Chris 24, 130 Gibboney, Carrie 24 Gilbert, Elaine 24 Gilbertson, Sam 24 Gill, Ana Maria 24, 31, 78:, ' :90, 132 Gilmore, Janice 24, 131, 132, 139. 140, 141, 142, 143, 144. 147 Gladson, Crystal 24 Gleerup, Matt 24, 66, 146 Guiisalves. Darren 42 Gondyear, Sandra 24 Gonzales, Charles 24 Grech. Daniel 25 Grevis. Shelli 42 Grimes, MRhael 25 Groth. Craig 25 Guastella, Sharon 25, 142 Haina, Corey 25, .36. 96. 146, 151 Hakim, Auees 25, 66, 146 Han, Young 25, 138 Harbaugh, Craig 25, ,58, .59, 62, 63 Harold, Charlene 25 Harrington, Andrea 25, 132 Harrison, Robert 19, 25, 136 Hazelton, Michelle 25, 62, 63, 151 Hendrix, Eric 25, 131, 132. 136, 13 ¥ 140, 144. 151 Hernandez, David 26, 86, 1 Hershman, Karen 26, 195 Hill, Judv 26, 147 Ho, John Hung 26, 131, 132, l: Holt, Timothy 26 Hover, Shawn 26 iiowes, Robert 26 if udson, Brian 26, 66 ■: jf Jensen, KeDy 7, 26, 36, 59 Jimenez. .Mejandro 26 Ji)hnson. Dean 26. 9i5, 146, 151 Juan, Max 26:132, 143 Judson, Kenneth 26 Jukam, Lori 27 Kaneen, Theresa 27 Kataoka, Leonard 140 Keller, J. Erich 27, 129, 131, 140 Kendall, Susanne 27 Kerrigan, Paula 27, 127 Kidder, Chris 27 Kielmayer, Roberto 27, 94 Kim, Vivian Sun 27, 138 Kim, Young 138, 195 Kitajima, Matthew 27 Kiyabu, Leonardo 32, 132, 144 Klump, Roger 27, 66, 146 Kong, Wayland 28 Kuhr, W olfgang 28, 88 Kuoch, Crissy 131, 136, 140 Kuraoka, Glenn 28, 137 La,TrangT 3 Lakso, Steven 28, 149: Laraorte, John 28, 66, 67, 69, 86, 87, 146 Lauber, Sylvia 2S, .J. 120, 121, 124, 126, 130, 132, 137, 141, 142 La oie, KimberK Js. 144 Laybourne, Valerie 28, 60, 142, 143 Lee, Ann 29 Lee, Chang 29. 138 Lewis, Michael 29, 96, 124 Lewis, Robert 29, 67, 69. 146. 151 Limon. Jo Anne 29 Linder, Jr Joel 29, 131, 140 Lindop, Richard 29 Little, Theresa 29, 80, 1 47 Lodding, Denise 14, 29. 69, 130, 132, 133, 137, 1,39 Loera, Chrissy 29 Longmeyer. Henry 29, 86, 87, 146 Lopez, David 29 Lopez, Joann 29 Louis, Delandrew 66, 67 Louwsma, Amy 30, 90 Lubman, Lisa 30, 48, 58, 59, 131. 132, 134, 140, 141, 142. 143 Luellen, Cynthia 139 Luu, Phuong 30 Mackay. Kenny 30 Mancaruso, Jim 94 Lisa M iJVfl eiMirinS 3D, 120, Manzi, M q i.- 144 Marquez, Monica 30, 131 Martinez, Cruz 30 Martinez, Sam 30 Medina, 132. l:;7, 139, MiUer, Loara 31 Mitchell, Michael 31, Miyamoto, Alismi 23, 131, 132, 149, 141 Montenegro, Cynthia Moiiterosso, Susanne Moore. David 31 Morgan. Leanne 31, Moser. James 31 Muc tel, Joseph 31 Muir, Gia 32 Mulling, Robin 32, 58, 66, 94, 131, 146 Murray, Tommy 32 Muto, Cynthia 32, 63 Myles, Laura 32, 62, 136 Nakamaru, Karen 32, 80, 132, 146 Nakamaru, Kerri 32, 80, 132, 143, 146, 164 Nakata, Dale 32 Navarro, Alan 32 Navarro, Berta 32 Neal, Kim 33 Neidel, Richard 33, 59, 62, 63 Nesbitt, Joseph 33 Nickell, Scott 33 Nomoto, Cathy 33 Norris, Elgin 33, 132 Noson, Jim 33, 66, 67, 146 Ogle, Allen 33 Ojeda, John 33 Olsen, Lori 33, 139, 158 Orshall, James 33 Ortiz, John 33, 44, 66, 69, 146 Overholser, Lisa 33, 148, 149 Owens, Adrian 14, 34, 121, 131, 132, 136, 137, 141, 144 Owens, Veronica 34, 55, 120, 142, 146 . ?ola, Gina ?4, 132, 142? Ozuna? Joseph?34, 130, 131, 141? Paavola, Thomas 34 Padilla, Terri 34, 151 Palomo, Annalisa 34 Pappas, Tim 34 Parenteau, Candy 34, 90, 125, 1.30, 132, 146 ,. Parry. MatI 34 Paschall, Christoph 34 Paul, Christina 34, 48, 61, 127, 132 P wloski, Todd 34 Pefley, Vicki 35 Perreira, Daniel 35 Perreira, Richard 35. 66 Pewkleang, Krittika 35 Pfeiffer, Audrey 35 Pinkham, Michelle 35 Plain, Craig 35 Powell, Felicia 35 Price, Rhonda 35, 78 Puckett, Lisa 35, 132. 142 PuHdo, Vivianne 36 Queypo, Kendi 14, 36, 80, 132, 139, 141 Radwan, Wadad 36, 139 Ramirez, Dora 36 Ramirez, Larry 36 Ramirez, Rene 36, 99 Rank, Cynthia 36 Raymond, Candy 36, 142 Reeves, Brandon 36 Reno, Christina 9, 16, 36, 48, 55, 121, 126, 132, 139, 142 Rex, Kimberly 37 Richmond, Michele 37 Rock, Donald 37 Rosen, Timothy 37, 132, 140 Russell, Michelle 37, 150, 151 Salazar, Robert 37 Sanchez, David 37, 118, 126, 144 Santa Maria, Phillip 20, 37, 66, 133 Sapien, Racqite! 37, 132. 144 Sargent, Rebecca 37 Scharfenberg, Elsa 37 Schlcgel, Nancy 37 Schrader, Stacy 37. 69, 132, 142 .Schroeder, Christine 38 .Schulman, Kristen 38 .Scoble, Susan 14, 38, 132, 142 Seehuus, Eric 38 ' ' Sheets, Randy 16, 38, 44, 66 0, 130, 1 40, 146 JB Sm. Mary 38, 132, 137. 139, wo. 141, 144,150,151 1 .Singh. .Satbir 38 f Sl ow, Kayee 19, 38, 132, 139,|40, 141, 44, 1.50, 151 ' Slotolowicz,. Marjory 38 ' Smalley, Curtis 38 ; Smitl Eleanor 38 Smith. Regina 38 Smith, Sherry 38 Smith, St.-phen 39 , 61, 62 Smullen, Steven 39, 131 SoiiK. Duk39, 138 i. Martin 39. lis ■k, Tracy 9, 3!-i, l- ' l, 130, 142, 14 So Sti If.ii Ste.l Stew Stew Stint Stoki , Pamela 39. .ri. Keith 39, 7 1. 145 irt. Kevin 39, m; Mark 39 s. Tom 39, 131, 140 147 Sundinan, Michelle 40, 59, 63 Szabat. Iraci 40, 131, 132, 141, 158 Tellers, luhn 40 Therriault. Renee 40, 58 Tischbtrii, Nichole 20, 40, 54, 132, 142 Trosin, Th.imas 40, 98 Trujillo. Fnny 148, 149 Tuttle, . niv 32, 40, 150, 15.1, 152 ridget 40, 131,137, 141 avier 40 .Mex 35,40,51. 66, 132 139, I ' hrhan Valadez Velasqu 14:i. 14(5 I la quez, Mario 41, Vlaanderen, Sandy 41 Waid, Steve 41 Washburn, Lenesae 41 Watson, Bonny 28. 36 VVeber, Diana 41 | Wells, Pamela 36, 41. 1 144, 145, 150, 151 3 I 142, 96, 146 Jl. 144, 145, 148 n, 132, 1,36, 141, Wells, Thomas 41 West, Ken 41 Willey, L Trevor 41, 60 , 62, 63 Williams, Tina 41, 144, 145 Wilson, Lisa 41 Wilson, Traci 41, 51 Wischmeyer, Debra 42, 51 Woodyard, Kim 42, 165 Wright, Glenn 42 Yoshida, Hitoshi 42 Young, Jacinda 42 Young, Rick 42 Zabodyn, Craig 42 Ziegler, Edwin 42 Zynda, Steve 42, 131, 137, 140 Class of ' 86 Abaza, Janti 94, 178 Acuna, Manuel 66, 178 Adkisson, Michael 178 Agsaulio, Bernardo 178 Albrechtsen, Barbara 82, 92 Alfaro, Steve 76, 178, 182 Allsup, Ed 178 Alvarado, Michael 178 Anderson, Glen 74, 178 Anderson, June 139, 178 Andres, Laura 178 Angon, Irene 142, 146, 178, 179 Antuniono. Debbie 178 Arana, Stisana 178 Arellano, Fernando Avers, Kai If 133, 146, 178 ' Badgwell, Ir. Michael 17.s Bain, Rebecca 178, 181 Baird, Julie 178 Bali{;aJ. Eugene 144, 178 Bannuw. I ' hyliss 178 Banuelos, Koger 66, 178 Bavouset, [Richard 178 Benjaniui. Randy 178 Bergman, Darrell 178 Bias, Jon 178 Bill, Gilbert 66, 179 BiU, Naomi 179 Bird, Tony 96, 179 Black, Kelly 133, 148, 149, 179 Bloom, Constance 139, 142, 147, 179 Boatwright, Victor 179 Bodziak, Todd 179 Boll, Dawn 179 Boucher, Paul 66, 121, 146, 179 Boyd, Robert 59, 17§ Britt. Donald 179 Brock, Patricia 59, 137, 179 Brown, Dianna 179 Brown, Karl 179 . Brewiiing, D wn 7, 58, 59, 62, 63, 179 Bryant, Amj 179 , Bui, Le 140, 179 Burkett, Lisa 59, 137, 179 Burroughs, Donald 71, 179 Bush, Patrick 86. 87, 179 Bussiere. Robin 179 % Butts, Lisa 179 Buxman, Guy 179 Cabral, Monica 179 Cadena, Eddie 59, 133, 179 ;.Camarillo, Yvonne 179 .Campbell, Caven 179 Campbell, Scott 179 Cane, Constance 133, 179 Cano, Jose 179 Garland, Christian 98 Carlson, Michael 96, 98, 179 Carpenter, Nancy 179 Carr, Scott 74, 179 Catanzariti, Richard 179 Chaidez, Jesse 71, 180 Chao, Chhoeung 180 Chavez, Robert 180 Childs, David 189 . Cianciula, Charlotle 180 Clement, Angela 78, 133 136, I ' U) 180 Cobleigh. Michael 66, 88, 180 Cohen, Deborah 180 Corrasa, David 180 Cory, Darla 82, 180 Coveney. Brian 59, 180 Crawford, Christuph 180 Crawford, Mark 126, 180 Creveling, Stephen 180 Crist. Tonya 180 Grose, Elissa 78, 165, 180 Crowdj lrs. Michelle ISO Cummingb, Hattie 180 Dang, Thanh 180 Danna, Dean 180 L)a idson, Dawn 180 Davis, Trinda isii Dees, Edward isn 1 lemarco, Anthnns 18ii 1 )enne, Donald 67, 179, 180- 1 entremont, Cammie 180 1 lesmond, John 180 1 )ieterman, Eric 74, I sO Diplock. Wendy 180 Dobranich. James 181 Dominguez, Rhonda 63. 181 Downs. Kim 181 Doyle. James 71, 98, 181 Drennan. Thomas 66, 181 Duarte, Olivia 181 Due. Marcella 168, 181 Duke. Gina 147. 181 Eck. John ■■ Eckert. Allura 181 Ellsworth, Tina 59 Eggleston, Julie 80, 81, 146,. 181 Estrada, Dante 181 Evans, Jennifer 80, 81, 18 Eversole. Steven 181 Farrell. Bradley 181 Felix. Michael 66, 181 Felker, Bradley 59, 137, Fernald, Robert 181 Ferrante, Marie 181 Ferreira, Julie 63, 181 Ficke, Gentry 148, 149. Fields, Darren 144, 145. ir,. 4 Flores, Michael 181 Fong, Timothy 181 Foreman, Jim 96, 181 Fout, James 181 Francis, April 151, 181 Frattone. Shaun 71, 72, 181 Fredricks, Barbara 181 Freid, Phillip 182 Frias. Angelita 81. 133, 137, 142, 146, 182 Gandy, Alan 182 | Garbarini. Rachelle 133, 182 Garcia, Hugo 182 Garcia, Teresa 136. 182 Garcie, Michael 182 Gascoigne. Celeste 182 Gates. Jennifer 182 Giron. Merri 147, 182 Gomez, Ruben 66, 139, 182 Goodwin. Kimberly 133, 182 Granados. Tina 133. 137, 182 Grant, Kelly 182 Gregory, Anthony 59, 146, 182 Griggs, William 182 . .j Grimes, David 182 Guzman, Kocio 122, 136, 139, 142 Guzman, Ruben 182 Halliburton, Mark 182 Ha, Phuc Folk Halpin, Kirk 182 Halpin, Lisa 132 Hamilti.n, Amy 182 Hamze, Di.nia82, 182 Hansen, Lonnie 85, 88, 86, 131, 3 140, 176, 182 Harrington, Timothy 182 Hartter. Ke in 6(i. 98. 146, IM: Haskell, Richard 66j 18 Hatch, Melissa 182? «P Hattdii. Jame IS ' J Hawiey, Linda 51, 133, 142. 176. 182 Healv, Frank ISJ Helforan, Steven 66, 131 46. 182 Heller, .liilie 5;i. ISL Heminger, Michelle 139, 147. 182 Hendre n, Susan 77. 1 33. 13 9. 142. 182 Hensun, Sandra 182||0H| Herberfsiin. Dana 76. 133. 144. 182 Hernandez, An jela 182Pi|p Heron. Walter ilii, l.sii Higbee, Gassy 2. 74, 84, 133. 136, 140, 146. 182. f 9 Hill. Tina 54, 126, 131, 133. 1 12, 176. 182 Hinds, Tuby 182 Hoban. Star 182 Hobson, Jr. Karl 134 Hoffman. Timmv 133, ] 13, 182 Hoffstol, Koberl 168, 183 Hogan. Shori 182 Hood, Gregory 182 Howshall, Susan 182 Huber, Paula 182 Huber, Tina 84, 118, 136, 146, 182 Huynh, Huylinh 182 Huynh, Thanh 131, 182 Isaacs, Lisa 133, 139, 182 I Ivankay, Michael 182 Jager, Tina 182 James, Tammy 59, 90, 182 Jimenez, Gerardo 93, 182 Johnson, Karla 182 Jones, Diana lao. 133, 139, 182 Jordan, Sandra 59, 137, 182 Jorgensen, Karin 78, 120, 146, 182 Joseph, Troy 86, 87, 146, 182 Juan, Patrick 165, 184 Judd, Ernest 184 Jung, Patrick 66, 184 Kang, Helen 184 Keller, Jona 184 KelJy, Richard 184 Kim. Greg 138 Kim, Sandy 131, 138, 184 Kim, Sue 138, 140, 184 Kim, Sung 138, 184 Kim, Young Ki 184 King, Kathy 80, 184 Kong, VVendeU 184 Kovacevich, Greg 184 Krieger, Coleen 1 4 Krumsiek, Maria 69. 1.58, 184 Labok, Bettina 184 Lacuesta. Damon 59, 184 Lee, Dong 184 Lee, Linda 139, IS4 Lee, Rhonda 50, 184 Lee, YongS4, 131, 140, 184 Lewis, Tammie 146, 147, 184 Liccajsd . Robert 140. 184 Lincoln, Lynette 82, 139, 146. 147, 184 Lobpreis, Helen 80, 131, 133, 139, 184 Locke, Charlie 184 Lodding, Richard 66, 146. 184 Logan. Kristin 184 Logsdon, Angela 184 Lopez, Evelyn 184 N Lowry, Peter 184 Luellen, Sonja 7. 30, 59 1-39. 184 Luu. Tha o 185 MacArthur, David 66, 9(5. 98, 185 Mahon, Shelly 82, 185 Marquez, Michael 144, 145. 18.t Martinez, Cecelia 185, 196 Martinez, Ruben 185 Marzlo, John 185 Massey, Sharon 185 May, Mark 185 McCall, Steven 98 McCaslin, Cheryl 185 McCormick, Bryan 85, 98. 185 McDaniel, James 133, 185 McDevitt, Mark 88, 185 McGoldrick, John 66, 151, 185 McGovern, Rhonda 134, 185 McMannis, Raymond 74, 185, 210 McWhirter, David 59, 126, 185. 201 Medellin, Yvette 185 Vleis, Dianelle 133, 139, 185 Mendoza, Donna 80, 133, 135, 139, 142, 146, 147, 185 VIerwin, Kelly 78, 79, 147, 185 Vlessina, Michael 185 Wiles, David 143, 186 Miller, David 137, 197 Miller, Frank 186 Miller, Gabriella 120, 186 Mouin, Annette 186 Monterosso, Matthew 98, 186 Moody; Eric 74, 186 Morgan, Dennis 186 Mueller. Fred 186 Mulvey, David 66, 186 Munoz, Mark 186 Murata, Leslie 131, 133, 140, 186 Murayama, Diana 186 Muto, Tina 186 Navarro. Patty 130. 133, 142, 186 Nelson, Lisa 186 Nicholas, David 186 Nicola, Desie 186 Nowland, Carrie 148, 186 Ochoa, Sophia 63, 186 Okubo, Katsumi. 8, 186 Olson, Deborah 7, 58, 59, 133, 139, 186 Oneil, Brian 66, 131. 133, 140, 143, 146, 186 Ortiz, Jose 186 Ortiz, Teresa 133, 146, 186 Palmer, Shawn 186 Park, Jim 186 Parkson, Diane 44, 62. 130, 147, 186 Parkson, Dina 44, 62, 118, 130, 133, 142, 146, 186 Pastor. Timothy 133. 186 Perdue. Sarah 139, 187 Pereira, Paul 187 Perkio, Liisa 131, 133 Perreira, Julie 57, 59, 187 Peterson, Cheryl 148, 149, 187 Peterson. Elizabeth 136. 144, 187 Phelps, Jeanette 59, 139, 142, 187 Phillips, Susan 187 Plumb, Patti 63, 137 Posadas, Robert 66, 96, 133, 147, 187 Potts, Karmana 139, 187 Power, Tyrone 66, 98, 131, 187 Powers, Eric 187 Preti. Tom 187 Probasco, Franklin 187 Pulido. Steve 187 Ramirez, Avila Jose 187 Reeves. .Amanda 187 Remore. John 187 Retrum, David 187 Reyes, Coralyn 80, 131, 136, 140, 187 Rivera, Fernando 187 Roady, Keith 67, 187 Rodriguez, Vicki 187 Roe, Donald 187 Rogers, Christina 64. 188 Roll, Robert 187 Roller, Rachel 188 Romero, Sonya 59, 62, 63, 188 Rossi, Michele 188 tt. Ruble, John 188 Ruland, Vicki 133, 139. I4J. 146, 188 Russo. Michael 188 Sadeghi. Farshad 188 Salas, Michael 63, 188 Sanchez, Richard 188 Serna, Eddie 188 ShadweU, Tim 188 Sharp, James 188 Shea. Melinda 188 Sheffield, Twila 136, 139, 142, 188 Shozi, Alan 59, 131, 140, 188 Shuput, George 145, 188 Sievers, Tom 188 Simpson, Garret 188 Slow, Man Shun 88, 86, 188 Slagle, Mishelle 131, 133, 188 Smith, Sandy 54, 13.3. 142, 188 Smith, Scott 148 Solso, Lynn 188 Spangler, Tim 76, 131, 133, 140, 144, 188 Stahovich, Steven 188 Steele, Eric 188 Stelle, Patricia 188 Stevens, Robert 188 Stewart, Timothy 188 Stewart, William 71, 142 Stmarseille, Renee 188 Stockwell, Michelle 131, 139, 187, 188 Strykul. Jon 188 Summers, Deanna 189 Tamayose. Amy 189 Teixeira. Frank 133, 189 Tellers, David 189 Terry, Laura 55, 126, 133, 142, 143, 189 Thomas, Kelly 50, 142. 189 Thunstrom, Paul 62, 189 Ticer, Janet 121, 133, 139, 146, 189 Todd, Michael 98, 189 Tokubo, Trade 133, 139 Tovar, Horacio 76, 94, 131, 133, 140, 189 Tracy, Leann 189 Tranberg, Mark 189 Trapasso, Anthony 189 Trotz, Tami 189 Turley, Stephanie 133, 142, 151, 189 Llnderwood, Loretta 189 Urquides, Mike 189 Valadez, Richard 189 Valenzuela, Michelle 189 Vanmeter, Kyle 189 Vansickle, Scott 189 Vasquez, Luisa 189 Vazquez, Diana 120, 130, 131, 133, 139, 189 Villa, Lynn 189 Villasenor, Manuel 189 Walsh, Sandra 133. 148, 189 Wasserman, Jeff 140, 189 Weber, Nancy 52, 133, 136, 142, 189 Weissenfels, Kelly 62, 63, 85, 94, 131, 133, 140, 143, 146, 189 Wells, Valerie 121, 130. 133, 176, 189 Williams, Kelly 189 Williams, Melanie 90, 146, 189 Williamson, Michael 189 Woodward, David 74, 189 Yat«s, April 189 Yergensen, Julie 66, 121, 189 Yoo, Terri 138 Zarate, Laura 118, 133, 147, 189 Zeoli, Hiromi 133, 137, 139, 142, 147. 189 Class of ' 87 Abreau, Shane 71, 192 Acuna, Gilbert 192 Adair, Julie 192 Alexander, Laura Alford, Felisa 192 Amaro, Jesse Anaya, Jennifer 134, 136, 139. 142. 147, 192 Anderson, Ginny 144, 192 Anderson, Tracy 192 Aquino, Monica 131, 134, 139. 144, 192 Aquino, Thomas 134, 190, 192 Archuleta, Beli 192 Arndt, April 192 Artola, Bernardo 192 Ashcraft, Ann 84, 131, 146, 192 Avina, Shela 192 Ayers, Kirk 71, 89, 146, 210, 192 Bacon, Mike 192 Badalamentp. Angel 131, 134, 136, 142, 145, 192 Badger, Jana 192 Badgett, Robert 192 Bagdasarian, Gary 83, 85, 144. 192 Bagsby, xMichael 192 Ballinger, Cynthia 192 Bancroft, Daniel 192 Barajas, Pedro 192 Bargayo, Gail 122, 134, 139. 142. 146, 190, 192 Baroni, Fabricio 192 Barry, Jr. Michael 192 Bartleson, Michael 192 Bernal, Lisa 192 Bingham, Kathryn 63 Bland, Keri 192 Boll, Beverly .59, 192 Braun, Michael 120, 145, 192 Britton, Michael 192 Brodski, Joseph 192 Brown. Crystal 192 Brown, David 71, 72, 192 Brown, David 131, 137. 192 Bruno, Sarita 78, 192 Bui, Mary 78 Bumcrot, Kim 82, 139, 192 Butler, Donna 59, 192 Buzzetta, Stephen 92, 192 Byrd, Ronald 192 Cabral. Pedro 136, 192 Campeau, Sean 59, 193 Carey, Debbie 63, 193 Carpe nter, Rebecca 62, 189, 193 Carreon, Ralph 193 CartwTight, Lisa 59, 131. 134, 139, 142, 193 Gassier, Renee 193 Castrillon, Irene 193 Catanzariti, Robert 193 Ceballos, Lupita 193 Chao, Michael 138, 193 1 Chase, Nicole 72, 134, 193 Chavez, Rosario 193 Choi, Hyuong-In 137, 138, 193 Chun, Sook J. 59, 128, 193 Claydon, Michelle 63, 193 Clouse, Cathy 63, 193 Cocilova, Anthony 71, 193 Cocilova, Tammy 193 Cohen, Tracie 193 Consantino, Tina 193 Coppage, Denise 193 Correa, Rebecca 193 Coveney, Julie 72, 89, 134, 139, 142, 193 Cowdrick, Mary 193 Cox, Daniel 89, 137, 193 Cromer, Kenneth 59, 193 Crosley, Sheri 59, 136, 139, 193 Cruz, Marco 59, 193 Dang, Xuantam 193 Darwin, Dwayne 99, 193 Dean, Larry 193 Deleon, Patricia 193 Deliz, Stacy 137, 193 Denne, Richard 71, 193 Diaz, John 59, 193 Dizon, Maynard 98, 193 Drenner, Monique 193 Dubois, Edwin 98, 193 Dummar, Ferrin 134 Duncan, Heather 78, 139, 142. 146, 190, 193 Dunn, Johnadene 77, 193 Duron, Carin 142, 147, 193 Durrant, Suzette 193 East, Jay 193 Engeman, Thomas 76, 194 Espinosa Christopher 194 Evans, David 71, 194 Fagot, Janelle Fejes, Saundra 136, 142, 194 Ferraiz, Jerald 194 Ferreira, Ann 63, 194 Fesili, David 99, 194 Fields, John 71, 89, 194 Fix, John 131, 194 Fournier, Todd 194 Fox, Brett 194 Fratt, Laurie 194 Frazier, Keith 194 Frazier, Travis 194 Frembling, Dean 194 Frembling, Jeff 71, 194 Frais, Mario 194 Fridlund, Karin 194 Fruhwirth, Cherie 90, 194 Fuentes, Leonora 194 Fuller, Anita 59 Fultz, Eric 134, 194 Galaz, Carolyn 194 Galler, Stacey 194 Garcia, Alfred 194 Garcai, Jorge Garcia, Juanita 59, 194 Gawryl, Lucas 71, 194 Gayle, Danny 194 Giovannini, Arthur 71, 72, 89, 134, 135, 194 Glynn, Brendan 71, 194 Glynn, Maureen 52, 134, 142, 194, 199 Graham, Jeff 194 Greene, Randy 194 Guaico, Carlos 194 Guerra, Stephen 194 Guzman, Cynthia 194 Guzman, Sonia 194 Hage, Shannan 59 Hamilton, Steven 131 Hanke, Steven 194 Hansen, Robert 59, 194 Haralson, Eric 194 Harder, Melissa 63, 194, 192 Harrington, Jacob 67, 96, 194 Harris, Tabby 194 Helms, Sherry 195 Hernandez, Olivia 195 Hernandez, Rita 134, 137, 139, 142, 146, 195 Heron, David 99, 195 Hipp, Chris 52, 142, 195 Hodge, Stacy 136, 139, 142, 146, 195 Hogeland, Ronnee 139, 142, 146, 195 House, Darin 195 House, Wesley 195 Howell, James 71, 89, 131, 195 Howes, Daniel 93, 146, 195 Hull, Eric 195 Hunsaker, Shannon 151, 195 Huy, Michael 66, 96, 195 Hynes, Theresa 147, 195 Jackson, Timothy 59. 136, 195 Jacob, David 143, 195 Jelley, Paul 195 Jensen, Cinnamon 195 Jeon, So (Sally) 77, 131, 134, 138. 195 Jessen, Neil 195 Johnson, Patrick 144, 195 Johnston, Christine Jones, Tricia 195 Jung, Robert 138, 195 Karolczak, Theresa 195 Kawamoto. Ryu 195 Kehler. Claudia 195 Keller, Diana 59, 195 Keller, James 195 Kennedy, Rhonda 84, 146. 195 Keriakedes, Suzanne 195 Kielmayer. Carolina 139, 146, 195 Kim, Chong 138, 198 Kim. Helen 82, 195 Kim. Min Jung 136. 138, 195 Kirkland, Jeramy 59, 137, 195 Kitajiraa, Cheryl 122; ' 134. 139, 142, 146, 195 Kiyabu, Cynthia 134, 137, 140. 195 Klump, Mark 71, 195 Knepper, Jack 195 Knudson, Craig 195 Kraut, Anthony 195 Krusen, Brett 62, 186 Kuoch, Susan 196 Land, William 196 Landes, Melissa 137, 196 Landingin, Raymond 71, 89, 196 Lawrance, Stephen 99 Le, Bich Ty 77. 131 Lee, Angela 134, 139. 142, 146, 195 Lee, Jae Soon 196 Leimer, Barbara 59, 131, 196 Leisure, Christie 196 Lewis, Bryan 71, 196 Lima, Sarah 121, 137, 196 Lindop, Lisa 72, 89, 139, 142. 196 Little, Jim 196 Long, Joann 196 Lounsbury, Tina 196 MacArthur, Victoria 63, 196 Mack, Bryon 98 Madrid, Ronnie 71, 93, 196 Mangalindan, Lan 196 Manley, Kenneth 196 Mann, Jack 99 Martell, Maura 147 Martin, Carla 142, 147, 196, 201 Martin, Enrique 196 Mattson, III Edward 71, 121, 144. 196 McCloskey, Shanon 63, 196 McCoy, Mark 59, 196 59, 196 McCune, Stewart 96, 196 McDonough, Todd 196 McGowen, Shawn 139, 196 McKemy, Christine 196 McKenzie, Valya 196 McKinney. Erica 121 McMickell, Jackquelin 196 McMinn. Jack 96, 196 Meacham, Linda 197 Medina. Roberto 197 Medina, Steve 197 Meis, Michelle 7, 59, 127, 139, 142, 197 Mendaros. Ernesto, Jr. 197 Menden, Tony 71, 197 Mercado, Michael 197 Merwin, Geoffrey 197 Mermingez. Larry 197 Metz, Theresa 197 Michels, Robin 197 Micklos, Richard 71, 197 Miller, David 186 Miller, James 96, 197 Milum, David 59, 197 Minard, Teesee 63, 142, 197, 201 Miner, Jason 197 Mirabella, Katherine 59. 137, 197 Mistry. Prashant 197 Molina, Ephraim 71, 130, 134, 135, 190, 197, 198 Monroe, Michele 63, 197 Monies, Mago L. 93, 197 Montigny, Michael 197 Morgan, Rhonda 63, 139, 197 Morrow, Linda 197 Moss. Lene 71, 197 Moya. Teresa 197 Mueller, Stacy 197 Munoz, Stacy 147, 197 MuriUo, Virginia 197 Murphy, Mary 197 Nabhan, Yvette 80, 146, 197 Najjar, Neil 197, 211 Nakahara, Lori 197 Namahoe, Alex 197 Nauenburg, Brian 71, 197 Neilson, Jimmy 197 Nemec, Shirley 137, 197 Nevitt, Pam 82, 197 Nesbitt, Glen 137, 19 Nicholas, Jay 197 Nguyen, Thuan Ted Nichols, Jonathan 197 Niemi, Steve 59, 197, 201 Nieves, Andrew 85, 197 Nomoto, Arthur 198 Nuse, Richard 198 Ochoa, Valerie 198 O ' Conner, Claudia 63. 198 Oldja, Dorina 198 Ontiveros, Anthony 198 Ortega, Mark Ortiz, Jorge 71, 198 Pacheco, Maria 198 Pacific, Audie 198 Padilla, Kim 198 Palmer, Deanna 134, 136, 139, 198 Palmer, Kristina 198 Patterson, Cheryl 131, 134. 139. 142, 198 Pawloski, Scott 71, 198 Peck, Michael 198 Pender, Jamey 198 Peregrino, Eduardo 146, Perez, Jazer 198 Perez, Ruben 198 Petersen, Eric 59, 198 Pfankuch, William 198 Philbrook, Dawn 52, 142, Philbrook, Dayle 198 Phillips, Michelle 59, 198 Phillips, Stacy 198 Picon, Yvonne 134, 136, 198 Pisano, Jason 198 Pizzuto, Kimbelry 63, 198 Ployer, Angela 198 Porras. Patricia 198 Portugal. Luis 198 Potocki, Dawn 77, 134, 142, 198 Potter, Owen 71, 99 Powell, Charles 193, 198 Presutto, Christina 198 Price, Danial 71, 198 Quenga, Anna 82, 198 Quenga, Joseph 71, 198 Quijano. George 198 it} ORall, Roy 59,63, 198 Reans, Sandra 198 Reans, Suzanne 198 Reed, Jason 199 a|lP Reeves, Sharla 139, 199 Rennich, Daniel 199 Reno, Shannon 52, 134, 136. 142, 144, 199, 201 Rex, Steven 199 Reyes, Kuuipo 199 Reynolds, Tracey 134, 139, 142, 199 Rimmey, Pamela 199 Rivas, Javier 71, 88, 199 Robinson, John 199 Rodriguez, Martin 199 198 198 Roias. Martha 199 Roll ;.= ,y 7, 199 Ross, Stefani 144, 199 Rouik, Patricia 199 Rowe, Helen ,59. 134, 139, 142, 199 Rubio, Jesus 199 Ruiz, Stephanie 199 Sakamoto, Suzie 199 Salazar, Paul 199 Saldana, Denise 199 Salisbury, Mike 199 Salvador, Eduardo 89. 199 Salveson, Jennifer 199 Samples, Ella Marie 199 Sanchez, Mark 89, 199 Sansenbach, Chris 99, 199 Schmidt, Ricky 199 Sciarrino, Brian 199 Scott, Jeffrey 63. 199 Scott, Jinamy 199 Scott, Kandace 199 Scott, Steven 93, 199 Searight, Christopher 199 Serna, Elva 199 Shanholtzer, James 98, 199 Shepard, Kristina 199 Shimahara, Criag 88. 199 Shin, Sook 137, 138 Shrake, David 71, 199 SiU, Ronald 63, 71, 93. 199 Simpkins, Jojeph 168. 199 Slagle. Christy 139. 147. 199 Sloniker, Mike 71, 200 Smith, Bobbie -Oi i Snyder, .Allen 2(X) Song, YooQ 136, 1-38. 20(i Stanford. Aaron 200 Stave, Yvettt 200 Steiner, Deana 134 Storlie, Jody 200 Suggett, Tim 71, 200 Sulatycki, Stephen 200 SuUivan, Daniel 74, 142. 200 Swanson, Laurie 200 Swearengin, Sharon 200 Swengel, Tammy 200 Tellers, Julie Ann 199, 200 Thomas, Bonnie 52, 134, 136. 142, 200 Thomas, Pamela 200 Thompson, Donn 71. 89, 20 ' Thompson, Tammi 82, 146. - iO Toktibo, -Jodi 131. 139, 189. JmO Toledo. Eric 200 Torres, Anthony 200 Tran, Kim-Anh 200 Trujillo. Patrick 200 Tuggle, Debbie 200, 201 Uehara, Edwin 200 Uhrhan. Derek 200 Umbarger, Melissa 200 Untiedt, Bryan 200 Vaughn. .Alicia 131, 144, 200 Velasquez, Gregory 71, 72, 9 . 200 Verholtz, Linda 200 Viloria, Karen 77, 139, 200 Walter, Angela 139, 200 Wang, Mark 138, 200 Ward, Kelly 200 Warde. Doralee 200 Ware Jr.. Herman 71. 200 Wellner. Robert 200 Wellong, Teresa 200 Whirledge, Lisa 63. 139, 200 White, Raymond 200 W inder, Sean 200 W ' itmore. -John 137, 200 Wolven, Jacquel.STi 144, 145, 200 Wycoff. William 201 Yoma, Juan 71. 95, 201 Zamora, Oreste 76, 201 Zuniga, Laura 139, 201 Class of ' 88 Abiad, Suzanne 204 Acker. Blake 59, 204 Aguilar. Alfred 73. 204 Alexander, Donald 99 Alterman, Shannon 147, 204 Ames, Rebecca 204 Ams, Jennifer 92, 146. 204 , . ,. « ' ' « Anaya. Eddie 99, 204 Anderson, Teresa 146, 204 Anderson, Terry 204 Andrews, Diane 77, 204 Ash. Laura 59, 63, 204 Au. Quan 204 Ayers, Daniel 73, 88, 204 Baird, Joe 204 Ball, Christine 52, 204 Bancroft, Debra 204 Banneck, Tom 204 Bannow, Steve 204 Bazinet, Mona 59, 126, 204 Beck, Lalena 204 Belanger, Peggy 63, 84 Bell. Mark 89, 204 Benson, Deidra 59, 204 Biddle, Paul 136, 204 Black, James 204 Black, Ricky 93, 204 Bland, Michele 134, 135, 147, 166, 202, 204. 215 Blodgett. Robin 204 .Bloom, Scott 179, 204 Boon, Doug 73, 99, 204 Boothby. Cari 204 CBowen, Chris 89, 204 Bowler, Jason 204 Bowley. Randy 99, 204 Boyd, Stephen 59, 204 Boyd, Teresa 82, 135, 142, 202, 204 Boyer, Shawn 204 Brata, Byron 204 Brito. Melissa 204 Brock. Michael 204 Brott, Michael 204 Brown, Scott 98 Browning, Nesi 59, 63, 205 Bui, Huong 205 Burris, Dawn 135, 205 Buzzetta, Ann 147, 205 Cabrera. Pablo 89, 20 Cane. Demian 205 Carney, Celia 205 Carochas, Antonio 59, 205 Carr, Jonny 205 Carriaga, Christy 205 Carter. Donovan 121. 205 Cassier, Even 135, 205 Castellano, Michelle 205 Cazares. Gloria 205 Ceballos. Valentin 205 Cervantes. Patty 205 Champion, Eloy 205 hang, Alice 59, 205 Chao, Siv 205 Chatzis, Jdto 5i I Chavez, Caaila 2U5 Chavez, (3ona 69 205 Chavez, Tina 82 92 134,137,147,202, 205 Chavira, Patricia 205 Chernesky, Dana 147, 205 Childs, W ' endy 2n5 Christie, David 205 Clark, Sean 205 Clifford. Deanna 140, 205 Cohen, Marvin 99. 20i ' Coleman, James 59, 205 Connell. David 205 Cook. Kerrie 205 Corrasa, Donald 205 Costanza. Christopher 205 Crawford, Michael 89, 205 Croft, Nicole 205 Damuth, Christy 205 Darji, Kallolini 205 Dansby. Bonnie 205 Da -idson, Lori 53, 139, 205, 214 Davis, Cassandra 205 Dawkins, Michele 59, 205 Dayton. Daniel 63, 205 Delosreyes, Danny 206 Dennis, Serena 206 Deojay, Blaine 206 Depson, Shannan 151 Derring, Michael 206 Dewitt, Matthew 206 : Dickinson, Stacy 148. 206 Dietenbeck. Cherie 59. 206 Dixon. Ronda 206 Dizon. Maylah 63, 206 Do, Thien 206 Doerr, Joseph 63, 206 Dressier, Danny 89, 206 Duarte, Lillian 206 Dubois, Suzanne 206 Duff, Christine 206 Duncan, Jeff 73, 89, 206 Durdel, Kathy 206 Durdel. Kimber 76. 206 ' Durrani. Tracie 92, 139, 206 Edborg, Robert 206 Edwards, Shannon 82, 206 Eggleston, Pam 52, 121, 135, 2Ub, 215 Eiseman, Albert 206 ! Erdtsieck, Joel 63, 137, 206 Espinoza, Susan 206 Evans, Jeannie 59, 206 Fahnestock, Russell 206 Faulkner. Curtis 76, 99, 206 Fejes, David 206 Felix, .Arcelia 206 Ferraiz, Jason 93, 207 Fiola, Angelique 92, 207 Flores, Laura 207 Fong, Teddy 207 Franco, Christine 52, 142, 207 Frascini, .Ana 207 Fratt, Kenny 207 Freid. Jason 207 Frere, Leonila- 207 Frias, Diane 59, 207 Frigo, Chris 73 Galaz, Vincent 73, 207 Galdamez. Irma 207 Ganahl, Maria 147, 207 Garcia, Arthur 207 Garcia, Hortencia 207 Garcia, Nadine 207 Garcia, Sylvia 207 Garcie. Michelle 207 Garrett, Les 73, 207 Catchalian, Roland 207 Ghrist. Krystal 207 Gillespie, -Jon 121. 207 Gladson, Donald 207 Golphenee, Leah 207 Goodwin, Jesse 73, 99, 207 Goodwin, John 98, 207 Gorden, David 207 Graham, Ronda 144. 207 Grantham, .Andrew 207 Graven, Paul 207 Grimes, Kathleen 139, 147, 207 Ha, Dong 89, 207 Halliburton, Pamela 201, 207 Hamann, Lena Hamm. Mike 207 Hamrick. Jeffrey 207 ; Hannafin. Connie 207 Hanson. Heather 59, 63, 208 Harden, Christy 59, 208 Harder, Kimberly 208 Harrison. Neil 208 Hart, Monica 208 Hatton. Bryan 76, 208 Hatton, Mike 208 Hauck, Joseph 208 Haupt, Christian 208 Hay, Steve 59, 208 Hayes, Gregory Hembd. Mark 208 Hembd, Michael 208 Hernandez, Araceli 208 Herrera. Carlos 208, 214 Herrera. Cecilia 208 Hewitt. Victoria 208 Hn, Denny 144, 208 Hoffmann, Holli 82, 208 Hoiten, Ricky 208 Holbert, Traci 76, 208 Holiday, Mark 99, 208 House, HoUy 82, 92, 135, 144, 208 HoweU, Tobv 73, 88, 208 Huber, Teddy 83, 99, 208 Hummel, Amy 59, 208 Hunt, Kristy 137, 208 Hurtado, Wayne 89, 208 Huy, Joseph 73, 143, 208 Iglesias, Alicia 208 Ihara. Karie 208 Ivankay, Joseph 73, 99, 137, 208, 215 Izabal, Stephen 73, 130, 135, 143, 202, 208 Jarvis, Cindy 208, 215 Jensen, RegLna 208 Jimenez, Francisco 208 Johnson, Debbie 208 Johnson, Gary 208 Johnson, Mark 83, 208 Johnson, Noland 89, 208 Jones, Cory 208 Jones, Jill 59, 209 Jung, Stefan 209 Kaluna, Gary 73, 209 Kaneko, Chester 89, 209 Keller, Vicki 209 Kelly, Deborah 209 Kim, Jeanne 63, 82, 209 Kimes, Rebecca 59, 209 King, Kevin 209 Kovacevich, Geoffrey 63, 209 Kraly, Tina 82, 137, 209 Kuntz, Jeanie 59, 209 Kuoch, David 209 Kuraoka, Kevin 59, 209 La, Tom 209 Lacuesta, Aaron 99, 209, 215 Laufer, Lisa 209 Lavoie, Christopho 73, 99, -209 Le, Nam 209 Leahy, Susan 209 Lediaev, Karen 209 Lee, Dong Ok 209 Lee, Laura 209 Levesque, Dawn 209 Lewis, Jackie 209 Lewis, Mila 209 Lewis, Trisha 76, 209 Leydon, Jill 209 Lincohi, Fred 209 Lindemeyer, Christen 52, 63, 209, 214 Lobpreis, Andy 89, 209 Lowry, Keith 59, 137, 209 Lucas, Margaret 209 Lucenti, Kristina 209 Luu, Nga 210 Lybeck, David 210 Mackenzie, Tom 210 Madrid, Cindy 147, 210 Manibog, Antoinette 63, 147, 210 Manliguis, Carl 73, 99, 210 Markert, Douglas 210 Martens, Kristi 210 Martinez, Osmar 210 Matsumoto, Colin 73, 210 May, Craig 93, 210 McCallum, Jay 210 McDonald, Stacey 210 McEwan, Adam 210 McGowen, Michael 73, 210 McMannis, Mary 137 McWhirter, Jason 59, 76, 210 Medina, Gloria 210 Mendaros, Judith 210 Mills, Tracy 210 Miskell, Patricia 210 Monies, Irma 210 Moore, Eric 73, 210 Moore, Michael 210 Mora, Miguel 210 Morales, Craig 73, 210 Morgan, Michelle 63, 210 Morris, Cynthia 210 Morris, Jodie 210 Mueller, Sandra 59, 210 Mugica, Robert 210 Muir, Jon 94, 210 MuUins, Tim 73, 93, 210 Murphy, Denise 210 Murphy, Gary 210 Navarro, Maricela 211 Neiber, Marianne 211 Nelson, Robbie 72, 211 Newcomb, Shanna 211 Nguyen, Thanh 211 Nguyen, Thuy 73, 99. 211 Nguyen, Thuy 211 Nickens, Tina 82, 211 Nomoto, Ronnie 211 Norman, Christina 52, 211 Noson, Robert 73, 211 Ocampo, Luisa 211 Okerlund, Karen 92, 211 Oneil, Timothy 73, 211 Optebeck, Katrina 211 Orr, Sharyn 211 Ortega, Francisco 211 Ortiz, Eduardo 99, 211 Osdale, Steven .59, 211 Oyola, Alexander 73, 211 Ozuna, Steven 93, 132, 211 Paine, Richard 73, 211 Palmer, Steve 211 Pang, Hyon 211 Park, Lisa 211 Park, Mary 77, 211 Parrish, Melissa 211 Parsons, Lonny 211 Paul, Dina211 Peng, Saly 211 Pent, Molly 211 Perez, Gabriel 211 Perez, Robert 211 Pica, Louie 211 Pickens, Sarah 212 Piedra, Hector 212 Pierson, Suzanne 212 Powers, Jennifer 212 Price, Lucy E. 212 Prunty, Gerald 212 Psarakis, Nicola 99 Pushckor, Matthew 76, 212 Quaid, Lynn 59 Queypo, Kristi 92, 212 Quinones, Dahlia 63, 212 Quinonez, Sylvia 212 Quintero, Cesar 94, 212 Radwan, Salim 212 Ramirez, Rene 94, 212 Ransom, Jeff 212 Real, Valerie 212 Redford, Sheila 212 Rees, Wendie 84, 212 Reinhold, Teresa 212 Reuter, Corey 73, 212 Reyes, Kuulei 212 Reynolds, Dennis 76, 99, 212 Rice, Debbie 59, 212 Richmond, Andrew 73, 212 Rim, Ju 212 Rivera, Anthony 73, 212 Rivera, Armando 93, 212 Robertson, Michael 212 Robinson, Michele 212 Rodriguez, Kim 82, 212 Rodriguez, Richard 99, 212 Rogers, Deborah 147, 212 RolUns, Mark 59, 89, 137, 212 Rosser, Lesley 59, 212 Ruffalo, Andrea 212 Rusin, Michael 212 Ruth, Richard 63, 76, 142, 212 Salazar, Edward 73, 212 Saldana, Eduardo 93, 212 Salvador, Edwin 83, 212 Sambrano, Greg 212 Sanchez, Bernadette 212 Sanchez, Monica 147, 212, 215 Sanders, Dionne 147 Satterfield, Alicia 126, 212 Schmidt, Randy 212 Schneider, Heidi 212 Scott, Dawn 212 Scott, Lisa 212 Sellas, Joe 212 Senglaub, Jeffrey 76, 212 Shaver, Vincent 212 Shemel, Edith 63, 213 Sherburne, Eric 213 Sheridan, Christina 213 Shozi, David 213 Shozi, Dean 59, 213 Shozi, Paul 59, 213 Sin, Naun 213 Smith, Arthur 213 Smith, Chris 213 Smith, Stephen 76, 145 Smits, Andrew 73, 99, 213, 215 Snavely, Tanya 213 Snider, Wade 213 Snyder, Brian 213 Soga, Tracie 213 Son, Edward 93, 138, 213 Soto, Kurt 73, 158, 213 Spell, Kim 213 Spiegel, Robyn 59, 63, 213 Stark, Jeri 213 Steele, Tanya 213 Stewart, Derek 213 Stillwell, 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