Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

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AND NN AN VA . h iN. ay % S62 =) ‘ Beauty to me. is not a things it is the quality of ss relationship between } © human beings.” 4 Mr. Lubbin © ’ r] . STUDENT iat Vice President, Lynn Pearson; Recording Secretary; Beth id Yell Leader, Cindy. Powell: ; Brownson Heads Student Government Heading the Student Body this year was Fall President Nancy Brownson. Working along with Nancy were Lynn Pearson, vice president; Beth Cornell, recording secretary; Rita Goodman, financial secretary; and Cindy Powell, yell leader. Listening to the ideas of all the people of the school, no matter how much in the corners they were, had a great deal of effect on the quality of the Student Body Meetings. Having the meetings every two weeks, kept people involved in more school activities. Spirit Week this year, was again won by the Senior class, who were Patriots. The runner up Junior Juvies, ran a close second, followed by Sophomore 49er’s and Freshmen Surfers . Another well planned event was Homecoming Week. The week started off with all of the queen candidates participating in a pie eating contest which ended up in a fighting mess. Later in the week, the candidates were dressed up by the owners, who bought them the day before, only to be dragged back and forth in an ice blocking contest at noontime. Right: Head yell leader Cindy Powell with Financial Secretary Rita Goodman. Below left: President Nancy Brownson. Below center: Recording Secretary Beth Cornell. Below right: Vice-President Lynn Pearson . Ad-Board Works Hard to Achieve Success Gs.) : I Sa ES = — = , Under the leadership of Tom Frankel, who served as Speaker, this years Fall Ad Board did most of its planning over the summer months. Lending Tom a helping hand were Greg Bongiovanni, Secretary, and Liz Everett, Vice Speaker. Ad Boards’ opening dance, “Since We're Neighbors, Let’s Dance’’. was a huge success. Letting students in free with a student body card also promoted the sales of student body cards. Even though the Bond Issue failed, Ad Board worked hard to try to pass it, and initiated the idea of noon time record dances. Besides these accomplishments, hard working Ad Board took care of the regular business which keeps student government rolling along. Right: Ad-Board speaker Tom Frankel. Above: Fall Ad-Board ‘74. SCC Funnels Student Input Into Courses _— The Student Curriculum Council serves Alameda High School by feeding students input into the courses taught in school. This year the council’s projects included: taking a position on the Bond Issue, Re- Evaluating the idea of getting advisory grades, studying what goes into a student’s permanent records, and adding to a descriptive book of classes available at Alameda High School. The council was headed by Barb Jacak; David Robinson was vice chair-person. Minutes were taken by Greg Bongiovanni. Advisor for Student Curriculum Council is Barrry Conner. Meetings are held on alternate Wednesdays. Other members included are: Judy Ballard, Debbie Barker, Sandy Blount, Nancy Brownson, Rick Cooper, Becky Corral, Joy Creese, Anne Hasegawa, Lisa Hempy, Juanita Matsuoka, Terry Millican, Keith Van Sickle, Meredith Young, Susan Young, Mel Zundel. Above: Student Curriculum Council members do have their moments. Left: Vice-Chairman David Robinson. Fall Lines Stew Ogle : i = Promote Spirit ie Rourick eee Jee Queen Debbie Gobble Reigning over the Homecoming Activities this year wasQueen Debbie Gobble (bottom) with her Princesses Denise Healy (right), Jennifer Gault (far right), Stewart Ogle (bottom right), and Sally Hallowell (bottom far right). Included in the Homecoming activities were ice blocking, a slave auction, a slave fashion show and pie eating. With their hands tied behind their backs, all pie eating contestants enjoyed eating and throwing pies at each other. There were no winners, but all the pies were demolished. - 32 — We Spf “ie = i Alameda High School's This year the Christmas Pageant was held on December 11. Vocal, Instrumental, and Modern dance students performed at an 8:00 P.M. performance. The Orchestra, directed by Carlton Hansen, presented “A Christmas Festival,” “T’ll Be Home For Christmas,” and “The Christmas Song.” The choir sang ‘““Ave Maria” which was directed by Mrs. Shirley Vidal. As a change from last year, there was a brass ensemble directed by Dominic Vinceguerra. They played a variety of old and favorite Christmas carols. Participating again this year were members of the modern dance classes. Directed by Maria Molnar, they presented “Christmas in Dance.’’ As an added attraction, Patti Hanna of the San Francisco Ballet, was seen in “Variation du Ballet” from Serenade. Like always, the Christmas Pageant was a successful event, and added Christmas AHS Stage Band spirit to Alameda High, and to the public which attended. : . . =p Nikki, Dare Janet Hanly rehearse for the pageant Scott Janusch, Barb Jacak, and Emil Miland before the performance Combined Christmas Pageant Vocalists String Ensemble A.S.H. Band, Orchestra ‘LH ue Tr TAN dAdd eee ii The Alameda High School Band lead by Dominick Vinciguerra added spirit to the football games, rallies, and Student Body Meetings. In addition the band performed winter and spring concerts. With the help of the direction of Carlton Hansen the orchestra performed sucessful concerts this past year. Besides performing in Christmas Pageants, the Orchestra gave its yearly presentation of yuletide classics to the Rotary Club. The traditional Christmas spirit of Alameda High School, was continued as the band played Christmas carols during noon time. Within the band, about twenty members perform in a stage band, which plays jazz and pop. Outstanding performances in band and orchestra were turned in by Nancy Brownson on cello, Emil Miland also on the cello, Scott Janusch who played the oboe, and Kendall Wilson who played the bassoon. Kim Varner served as an excellent student director, this past fall season, and also played the flute. Band and orchestra concluded their year by performing at the — graduation ceremonies. Above far left: Kim Varner. Above left: A.H.S. Band. Below left: Quentin Couchot. Below right: Cathy Curtis and Nanette Bernadou. Page 31, Above: Kim Turner Left: Violinists. Vocal Groups The Vocal groups had a very active year. To start off the year, a trio consisting of Quentin Couchot, Gordon Franks, and Dyanna French performed for the Alameda Recreation Department Christmas Decoration Show. The vocal groups added Christmas spirit by performing in the Christmas Pageant held December 11, in the auditorium. To conclude the year, the vocal groups performed in the traditional Spring Concert. In addition, the groups will perform for the Kiwanis Club. = + 3 4 co v r) ] P Oo “Winter Wonderland” was the = theme of the Senior Banquet held Ad-Board, Senior Banquet jena 21 the Gienvien V4 Women’s Club. The entertainment was performed by various students brine stucents Together sion sete 4 Chairman Dyana French ters of ceremony, Tim White, Wid Damianakes and Greg igiovanni eaee ee eea ban A PP Pa eS b dvi i ; Quan rr . Aaa a Dhé ‘Three Stooges Spring Student Body Officers Bercy Bongiovianni - Recording Secretary Nancy Cooke - Vi a David Damianake Financial Se eta Beth Cornell - Head Yell Leader Spring Spirit Lines Re ny a ; Spring Pom PonGirls = Class of ’76’s Junior Prom Ras. ay ayhe gh le wes “ 9 wake | ke , ae Cie pha Xe s af F (MAR Ha Jie. i As Se TS A S piaten cree “hee 9) Padi ec ntee sh hy” 3% cv - “ ‘[a: ela ‘ se yd. et ‘yi ¥ a : oe - ane 4 x Tan — Held at the Claremont Hotel The setting for the class of 1976's Junior Prom was the Empire Room in the Claremont Hotel. It was held on February 28th. Keeping the spirits high and feet moving were Frisco Nickel. Managing this years Prom was Kerry Watkins with the help of her Co Managers Mari Ikeda and Phil Camicia. The Junior boys elected the Queens in this order: Debbie Gobble, Kim Colerdark, Desiree Cox, Sally Hallowell, and Queen Denise Healy. Opposite Page-Above: The Queens their dates. Below Left: Greg Vandiver Carolyn Maher. Below Right: Mike Newkirk Dianna Edward enjoy the gala event. ; Below Right: Jackie Rourick enjoys the dance Left: Dancers enjoy the music of Frisco Nickle. Below Left: Queen Denise Healy her escort John Po Morgan Powell, Tina in Med by rest of cast. all 4 A Director Lon Eakes eyes rehearsals. Debbie Barker and Morgan Powell act out scene in All School Play. ——— A Midsummer Night’s Dream Proves Theatrical and Box Office Success Greg Bongiovanni ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream,’ held in the Little Theatre March 13, 14 and 15, proved the Theatrical and Box Office success. The William Shakespeare comedy was directed by Mr. Lon Eakes and the cast of 27 worked extremely hard to make the All- School Play one to remember. Cast included: Theseus ... Steve Crithfield; Hippolyta. . . Terri Nutter; Philostrate . . . Dyanna French; Egeus Tom Silvers; -Hermia . . . Debby Barker;Demetrius . . . David Smulyan; Lynsander. . . Morgan Powell; Helena : Tina Psihos; Quince... . Jan Brown; Bottom ... Gary Sabo; Flute : Dave Damianakes; Starveling . . . Richard Higgins; Snout ... Erik Alterman; Snug... Ray Valerio; Puck Jane Bradley; Cobweb... Kathy Herrigstad; Oberon. .. Greg Bongiovanni; Oberon’s Attendants . . . Chris Kapellas, Jim Newkirk, Tina Abrahamzon, Lynn-Clar Elam; Titania Cindy Pingree; Peaseblossom ... Lisa Hempy; Mustardseed ... Janet Hanly; Moth ... Kathy Matheson; Dewdrop. . . Dyanna French. oP NTET BEE Toa: way David Smulyan and 9 q “Oak Leaf Best § Bi y ot bil % -§ a. .s ' Qr | Oak Leaf Editorial Board. woritimmegt a deadline. acid iy ditor Mike Sigmon’ Fall sports e “4 ‘5 Af In A Decade.” David Robinson discuss artic fen sprige editorS ; “tye the f This year’s Oak Leaf staff, headed by Greg Vandiver and Keith Arrol, Fall and Spring editors respectively, whose outstanding work helped make the ’74-’75 Oak Leaf ‘‘the best newspaper in the last decade.”” According to Oak Leaf Advisor, Rick Gamble, ‘‘We had several new columns this year that were outstanding. The Question Man, For What It’s Worth, Sun Signs, Fashion ’75, Sights and Sounds, and Player of the Month. We also covered many important issues; the mayor’s race, interviews with Governor Jerry Brown and CBS crime reporter, Marilyn Baker, and the opening of BART to San Francisco.” Assisting Greg Keith were editors David Robinson, Debbie Jameson and Mike Sigmon and reporters Millie Casas, David Hatch, Rich Higgins, Gregor im wom an , ¥ Krause, Linda Luther, Carolyn Maher, = : 4 : Jeff Silverman, Jim Watkins, Lorraine F -. pi ie ' ons ' Wilson, Melvin Zundel and photographer ” x - Jim Egerman. Vay ES ss ie . 6, wg ’ : ; ’ ' ,3 4 Beauty is going skiing on a clear, sunny day” Julie Lopes A very busy Dance Club this year produced three dance concerts. Each exciting concert lasted approximately an hour and a half. Starting the year off, they had a Christmas concert on December 11th. The concert featured a variety of dancing bears, dolls, presents, and even a dancing horse. The other two Modern Dance concerts were held, one in January and one in May. They were put on by both the Advanced Dance and Dance Production classes. Included was modern dance, jazz, and ballet. Officers this year were: President, Lynn Elam; Vice-President, Donna Roschitsch; Secretary, Lisa Perata; and Treasurer, Pat Harmon. é | - é 4 i 4 ba Wo | Wi Shh ae ) A Cd we He = ‘ S A cD = ny e ‘ q Sf ‘ WY 0 re LY = ed) a = 9 a) 0) —] he 0) U Sis far) QC Pep Club Has Numerous Fund Raisers Pep Club proved to be a very active club this year. Their activities included car washes, pom pon sales and a garage sale. The club uniform was gold overalls and a colored blouse. The membership of about 80 or 90 girls showed great enthusiasm at football and basketball games. Top Center: 1975 Pep Club Above: Nanette Bernadou and Paul Slown compete in Spirit Week tug of war. At Right: Pep Club advisor Cheryl Babler Key Club Helps Community This year’s Key Club went co-ed with new members Cindy Pingree, Virginia Triplett and Shelia Verhoek. Some of the activities they sponsored this year were donating $100.00 to Meals on Wheels, and also held a party for the Handicapped at Whitton School in Oakland. The Key Club manned check points along the Cerebral Palsy Walk-a-thon and they had a Volleyball Tournament against Encinal’s Key Club. The fall officers were President Randy Wight, First Vice President Randy Burke, Second Vice President Ron McKean, Secretary Mark Roberts, and Treasurer Bobby Bergsman. Interact is a non-profit club for boys only, sponsored by the Alameda Rotary; its purpose to help the community. They have put on one dance this year, “Ticket to Ride’, its proceeds going to a vasectomy clinic. Officers included: President, Aaron Placourakis; Vice President, Mark Ironsides; Treasurer, Tom Frankel and Activities Director, Steve Littlejohn. Above: Steve Littlejohn, Tom Frankel, Norman Jensen Below: Interact Club Members: Row one: Mike Roodvoets, Steve Littlejohn, Mike Cooper, Phil Camicia, Steve Ratto, George Calandri, Preston Reynolds, Frank Totorica Row Two: Scott Kriens, David Sharp, Mike Erwin, Tom Frankel, Scott Ray, Aaron Placourakis, Jack Healy, Randy Wheeler, Randy Ratto, Harry Hartman, Jim Ironside, Dan Kahuanui Row Three: Brad Osborn, John Placourakis, Mark Ironside, Jacques Bernou Interact Knows How To Party? Help AHS Unite CSF, California Scholastic Federation, is ' alll a club open to any student with a grade ' WAN ; ff F point average of 3.0 and higher. Belonging also makes it easier to obtain a state scholarship. In November, a bus was chartered to go to Davis for a tour of the campus. In February, a potluck dinner was held between Alameda and Encinal High School. ‘S’ Club, a non profit community organization has held many activities this year. They began with a beach picnic where freshmen were admitted into the club. In November, their Tupperware Sale proved quite profitable. During the Christmas Holidays they carolled at the Convalescent Hospital and gave parties for disturbec children. They held a canned food drive for Xanthos House and an Ice Cream Social in April. In May, they performed a successful fashion show with Encinal ‘S’ Club. The year was ended with a swim party and a mother-daughter tea. “S” Club Officers —— I——} A. 1 Above Left- Michele Larson Left Bottom- Randy Burke, Keith Van Sickle Right Bottom- Don Brownson, Keith Turner, Randy Burke, Keith Van Sickle Above Right- Patti Fischer, Cathy Roberts First Row- Fidelia Wong, Tery Thompson, Nicola Kolanda Second Row- Michele Larson, Caroline de Blieck, Lynda Thomas, Sheryl Anne Hanacek Horse Puckey, Keywanettes Active What is the Horse Puckey Club? It is four members dedicated to satirizing certain aspects of student life. The club puts out a newspaper called the ‘“Puckey Post’, and meets every Thursday. The Keywanettes, under the Leadership of Mrs. Daily is a girl’s service club working with the Kiwanas. The club gave parties for the handicapped children of Whitton School in Oakland. Coin and French Clubs Exchange Ideas DE LAVREFLEXION NAIT CACTION “ee ‘ = 7 4 ; et — 7 Y j This years Coin and French Club have been very active. Coin Club collected different coins and French Club sang Christmas carols. Each club also had carwashes to raise money. Coin Club often attended Coin Shows and looked at many publications. Officers for French Club included Nancy Higbee, David Sabo, Sandy Niec, and Milli Ann Casas. Top Middle: Advisor Mr. J. Cooper: In back: Al Finnel, David Cornell, Ken Priese, Mark Roberts, Mike Grace Above: Mrs. Cassandra Robinson Below: Row one: Sandra Niec, Sue Wolf, Nancy Higbee Row two: Karen NcElhinney, Sandy Renk, Sue Miller, Bonnie Jayne, Mary Fell Row Three: Bobbie Jayne, Michada Conway, Mark Roberts, Marianne Gamble, Robert Glynn Courtesy Board, Usherettes Serve AHS Well Helping to serve at many important activities being held in the Fall. They worked at the Senior Play, All school activities this year was Courtesy Another club that served Alameda School Play and _ the — graduation Board. Members worked at freshmen High this year were the Usherettes. ceremony. orientation and open house. Both Row-Theresa Burdepgal blette, Linda Purviggit urvis, Nane Ye a Ars. Ames, AG la Echegu Ski Club Waxes and Wanes Again the AHS Ski Club was very popular within the students. The club consisted of 130 members. They went on two overnights and three day trips to such places as Heavenly Valley; Alpine Meadows; and Sugar Bowl. They held two fund raising activities which were; a car wash and a candy sale. The advisor of Ski Club is Gunther Gates, Officers are: John Larson, President; Brad Osborn, Vice-President; Stacey Morikawa, Secretary; Scott Happ and Meridith Young, Treasurers. Alternate officers are: Sandra Jay and Mike McKee. aa pe eee ROTC Upholds Tradition, Offers Many Activities ro Top: R.O.T.C. Members board helicopter Above: Quentin Couchot At Right: Nicola Kolanda, Glenda Taylor, Razal Stone, and Patricia Dare The early morning flag raising ceremony at Alameda High School is a proud tradition carried on by the Alameda High ROTC Cadet Battalion. The flag raising tradition was started more than 50 years ago in the fall of 1932 when the Alameda Cadet Corps was first authorized. A variety of activities are offered through ROTC, which is now open for participation by the girls. Among these are drill teams, honor guards, rifle teams, field trips to various military installations, orientation flights in various air craft, and various cadet social events. Top Left: Msgt. Wallace and ROTC members prepare to leave on a field trip. Bottom Left: Rich Downie, Ralph Ingrame, Eugene Takahahashi, Roel Tolentino IN MEMORY OF EDISON B. AYRES Arthur Rubinstein, the famous pianist, was asked recently the secret of his success-was it dedication, ability, discipline, hard work? . Mr. Rubinstein smiled as he remarked, “It’s hard to say, but one thing I do know; IF YOU LOVE LIFE, LIFE WILL LOVE YOU BACK”. What a wonderful insight! That philosophy explains how a man of 83 can continue to be so creative. For life is simply filled with exciting blessings for everybody. THEY’RE OURS IF WE GIVE ENOUGH OF OURSELVES TO LIFE. I believe the giving starts when we get up in the morning. One man I know begins everyday repeating some words from scriptur e such as, “WHEN I AWAKE! AM STILL WITH THEE”. Then he talks more directly with his Maker, “LORD, YOU’VE WATCHED OVER ME THROUGH THE NIGHT. NOW HELP ME DO SOMETHING REALLY GREAT WITH THIS DAY”. Watch what happens to members of your family when you begin the day with a glow of good feeling and joy. They'll catch it too. The same will hold true for the people you encounter all day long, in the office, at the restaurant, in the bus, in the elevator, at the grocery store or at your neighbors? Love life and life will love you back. Love people and they will love you back. (The preceeding is taken from an article which Mr. Ayres always carried in his wallet. This is what he lived his life by.) ° rr i There are few things as beautiful as the grace of an athlete” Mike Cildea . : = me Varsity Suffers Losing Season The Alameda Hornets disappointing season came out with an overall record of 4 wins and 6 losses, good for a third place in the A.C.A.L. South. The highlight of the season was when the Hornets stunned the El Cerrito Gauchos 14-13. The winning score came when Steve Clary blocked a Gaucho punt and Brett Conners returned it 25 yards for the winning touchdown. The low point in the season was when Encinal thrashed the Hornets 29-0 for their first victory in 16 years. Top Performers for the Hornets included: Brett Conners, Harry Hartman, Tim Keegan, Mike Darby, Jack Healy, Mike Roodvoets and Mark Ironside. Top: Alameda defense stiffens to prevent a first down, Bottom left: George Calandri fires another completion. Bottom right: Robbie Kahuanui goes one on one against defender. Upper right: Mark Ironside tackles McClymonds receiver. Lower right: Mark Richards drives for more yardage. Left: Punter Mike Cooper explodes a kick against Pinole. Varsity Football Scoreboard ALAMEDA OPPONENTS 6 Livermore 14 42 McClymonds 8 14 Harry Ells 38 14 El Cerrito 13 13 Pinole 31 0 Homestead 0 Encinal Pacific Berkeley 40 San Leandro Top right: George Calandri is hit after another completion. Right: 1974 Varsity Football Team, Row |: L to R-Coach Dennis Hennesse, Mike Roodvoets, Harry Hartman, George Calandri,Randy Ratto, Hal Zecher, Tim Keegan, Mike Darby, Steve Clary, Coach John Evans, Row 2: L to R- Coach Mike Kern, Frank Theiman, Pete Michaleto, Rick Buitrago, Ray Qintana, Preston Reynolds, Ron Gordon,Mike Pena, Brett Connors, Jack Healy, Coach John Fitzgerald, Row 3: L to R - Mike Cooper, Mike Hansen, George Miller, Dave Mann, Mike Roberts, Dave Thomas, Byron Clendenon, Toby Chavez, Jonas Simon, Row 4: L to R - Wayne Turner, Tom Frankel, Brad Osborn, Mark Ironside, Eddie Phillips Paul Slown, Bob McLaughin, Bob Pagano, Robbie Kahuanui, Dan Kahuanui. ‘ Upper left: Mark Ironside drives for first down. Upper right: Harry Hartman kicks a field goal. Lower right: Dan Kahuanui (41), Tom Frankel (71), Bob Pagano (21), surround Ray Crouse of Encinal. JV’s Go 4-6 Sophs Outstanding This year’s J.V. Team suffered a disappointing season as they finished 4-6. Highlighting the year were victories over Encinal and Berkeley, by scores of 15-14 and 9-7 respectively. Outstanding offensive players included quarterback Mike Cooper, fullback David Mann, tailback Ray Quintana, linebacker Toby Chavez, tight end Rick Buitrago, center Hal Zecher, and tackle Preston Reynolds. The Soph-Frosh had an outstanding year, as they ended up with 4 wins, 2 losses, and 3 ties. This was their best record in six years and earned them 2nd place finish in the ACAL. Outstanding for the Soph-Frosh were Mark Candelario, Chuck Esparza, Art Fuentes, and Jim Ironside. Top: Mike Cooper hands off to Dave Mann. Bottom: Alameda defense sets up to stop a run. eed Lower right: Toby Chavez(52), Ray Quintana (14), Top: 1974 Soph-Frosh Football Team, Row | (left to right): David Jaber, Terry Pazonka, Bob Hansen Mike Hansen (21), stop El Cerrito runner. Herbie Crawford, Tom Mendoza, Tom Walsh, Chuck Espanza, Rick Frazier, Charlie Niederbrach. Row 2: Lower left: Tommy Mendoza sweeps end for big gain. Coach Ken McCartney, Mark Candelerio, Rusty Quintana, David Cornell, Henry Amorgo, Tom Meatea M ? k Ricker, Anthony Sanzaval, Dennis Valerio, Rick Robertson, Coach Pete Noble, Row 3: Whitney Grant, Brad Ryan, Dean Manning, Paul Stewart, Greg Morrison, Armondo Santos, Ken Sequeira, Henry Thomas, Jim Thomas. Row 4: Dennis Darby, Nick Poree, Dean Manning, Don Longanecker, Gerry DeCastro, Pat Leach, Mike Micaletto, Ron Banda, Tom Oliver,Steve Rundle. Row 5: Rodney Alexander, Dave Reitz, Jim Ironside, Tom Milles, Rod Pimental, Blake Shermer, Martin Dickenson, Walter Fertada, Row 6: Gary Sabo, Mark Morris, Art Fuentes, Johnny Belmares, Ray Hoag. Varsity Cross Country Scoreboard OPPONENTS ALAMEDA De La Salle 29 Newark 39 San Leandro Richmond St. Joseph’s Pacific San Lorenzo Berkeley Pinole El Cerrito San Leandro Kenn Encinal 31 De Anza This year’s varsity Cross-Country Team distinguished themselves as one of the finest ever. Led by all ACAL runners Dave Acosta and Dave Sabo, they swept to a 12-2 record in the regular season. They continued their dominance of the ACAL as they won the league title and then went on to place second in division one competition and seventh place in the North Coast Section Meet which included 150 teams. Dan Mills and Mike Sigmon won second team all ACAL honors. Soph. Ray Kindle added balance and depth to the squad. Top right: 1974 Varsity Cross Country Team (Row one, | to r) David Acosta, Chris Warren, Ray Kindle, Ron Moore, Don Brownson, Dan Mills. (Row two, | to r) Kent Yamawaki, Glen Farington, Bill Dodge, Mike Sigmon, Dave Sabo, Steve Reitz, Keith Van Sickle. Lower right: Dan Mills and Mike Sigmon show endurance. Lower left: David Acosta on one of his record- breaking runs. Top: Dave Sabo leads Alameda to another victory. Bottom: Ray Kindle as he starts his kick. With a record of 7 and 3, the J.V. cross country team ended their season Ist in the South AC.A.L. and Ist in the O.A.L. invitational. Some of the outstanding runners were Ron Arnerich, Ron Moore, Steve Reitz and Gary Veasy. Top Left: Steve Mullen leaves the pack behind as he wins a race. 1974J.V. Cross Country Tean, Top Right (row one, | tor): Frand Alonzo,J. Peters, Joe Ortez. (Row Two, | tor): Bill Withrow, Steve Mullen, Gary Price, Randy Wright, Randy Burke, Lowere right: 1974 Soph-Frosh Cross Country Team (Row one, | to r): Keith Kindle, Evan Tuttle, Clay Potter, Ken White. (Row two, | to r): Glen Cortez, Andy Olivera, Robert Wiese, Mike Greene. JV’s Win ACAL Title Soph-Frosh Compile 8-7 Record Top right: Alameda reserves off to a good start. Lower right: J. Peters shows good form against De Anza. Lower left: Joe Ortez at the end of a two mile effort. Alameda’s Soph-Frosh Cross Country team compiled an 8-7 record but was unable to penetrate the top rankings within the ACAL. Leading the team was Andy Olivera, Joe Ortez, and J. Peters. All three runners show great promise and should be able to help the varsity in the future. Encinal Win Only Bright Spot For Hoopers Te Alameda’s only bright spot during the 74- 3 ; ; } d 75 Varsity regular Season was a 72-70 fy _ victory over arch rival Encinal. Mike Souza scored on a driving lay- up w ith one second to go to provide the winning margin. Ron Collins scored 32 points to lead the Hornet scorers. The season was marked by disappointment from the outset as top players Ron Collins missed the first 17 games because of an ineligibility and Jack Healy managed to play in but 11 of 24 games because of a football injury. Senior guard and co-captain Frank Toterica sparked the teaor in scoring and was named the teams Most Valuable Player. Other lettermen included senior Eugine Sonido, juniors Ron Arnerich (co-captain), Mike Souza, Ron Collins, and sophomores Pete Michaleto, Jonas Simon, and Dwayne Brown. Richmond proved Alameda’s opponent in the ACAL playoffs and the Oilers end the Hornets season, 103-55. During the ACAL Competition Collins scored 18 points per game, followed by Healy’s 14 and Toterica’s 11.6 respectively. All three received Honorable Mention All ACAL Upper right: Frank Totorica puts a move on defense. Lower Right: Jack Healy drives for a lay-up. Lower Left: Peter Michaleto attempts to out rebound Berkeley forward Top: Ron Arnerich puts in two points against Berkeley. Lower Right: Mike Souza looks for open man. Lower Left: Frank Totorica out jumps Berkeley to capture rebound. Six Lettermen Will Return in ’75-’76 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD ALAMEDA OPPONENT OPPONENT SCORE SCORE Memorial 65 Logan 59 St. Joseph 65 Kennedy (F) 62 Pacific 69 Emeryville 59 Newark 60 Sunset 60 American 45 Tennyson 76 Kennedy (F) 67 Logan 46 Encinal 48 San Leandro 78 Richmond 66 Berkeley 82 Harry Ells 73 Pacific 74 San Leandro OB; E1 Cerrito 70 Encinal 70 DeAnza “3 Pinole fe) Kennedy 101 Richmond 103 ACAL Playoff game ACAL Game Upper right: Ron Collins prepares to put in two of his 32 points against Encinal. Lower right: Jack Healy goes in for two points behind the screen of Ron Arnerich. Lower left: Duane Brown fakes Tom Ravey of Encinal to fire and assist. 2amzao se ezo= Top: 1974-75 Varsity Basketball Team, Row one (I to r): Eugene Sonido, Frank Totorica, Dwayne Brown, Ray Quintana, Row two: Coach Rick Gamble, Peter Michaleto, Ron Arnerich, Brian Renk, Mike Souza, Doug Young : Lower right: Frank Totorica and Jack Healy go up for a rebound against Sunset Lower left: Ron Arnerich applies tenacious defense as Mike Souza and Ray Quintana look on JV’s Disappointing, Frosh Show Promise aie. NG Alameda’s Junior Varsity and Frosh basketball teams suffered through losing seasons despite some impressive individual performances. Gary Fenstermaker’s J V’s won its opener against Memorial but couldn’t muster much success from then on. One problem was that the Varsity carried three Sophs and three Juniors on its 9 man squad. Top players included Sophs Jonas Simon, Brian Renk, Peter Hayes and John Quintal; and Juniors Gary Veasy and Tony Vacca. Coach John Fitzgerald did a super job as Frosh Mentor enabling the yearlings to play even with its ACAL opponents. Center Martin Dickenson and guard Hal Snider were the top scorers. Other starters included guard John Belmares and forwards David Jaber and John Sturman. Top substitutes were Whitney Gaunt, Chris Patton, and Rusty Quintana. Competition will be intense next season when the current frosh challenge the older 10th and 11th graders for starting spots on the J.V.’s and Varsity. Top: Whitney Gaunt and John Sturman go for rebound. ; Right: Frosh Basketball Team Row 1, Ray Snider, Ron Banda, Jim Hagen, Cliff Farina, Mark Candalerio. Second row: Bennett Candler, David Jaber, John Belmares, Jay Peters, Jack Milpointer, Rusty Quintana, Bill Poole. Third row: Ken Morris, Richard Bailey, John Sturman, Whitney Gaunt, Martin Dickinson, Jamie Hyamie. Left: John Quintal. 1974-75 JV Basketball team, Row one: Kevin Wi lliams, Bob Hansen, Gary Veasy, Frank Largusa, Peter Hayes, Joe Sonido; Row two: Ricky Silveira, Craig Bryant, John Quintel, Jonas Simon, Mike Roberts, Jeff Silverman, John Childs, Coach Gary Fenstermaker. Top left: Tony Vacca and Mike Roberts battle to control rebound. Top right: Playmaker, Gary Veasy. Youthful Varsity Proves Powerful in ACAL Play Alameda High’s baseball team battled all year for an A.C.A.L. playoff berth. Coach Leroy Bernadou thought the teams success was as a result of “good hitting and- pitching strength. “We had fine pitchers all year. Last year at the start of the season we had just one,” commented Bernadou. Junior Ray Quintana headed the mound staff composed of seniors Tim White, Harry Rogers, Eugene Sonido, and sophmore Bob Takamura. The starting line up included four juniors, two seniors and two sophomores. Senior third basemen Mark Ironside and second basemen Brett Conners and Tony Vaca anchored the infield also including junior Mike Cooper at short stop and sophomore Mark Regan at first. Outfielders starters were sophomore Jim Ironside in left, junior Dennis Regan in center, and in right was Brad Osborn and Ray Quintana. The catching spot was anchored by Toby Chavez, and Bob McLaughlin. Bernadou was aided by assistant coach Archie Lowry. Top center: 1975 Varsity Baseball Team. Row 1: Tony Vacca, Toby Chavez, Mike Cooper, Mark Ironside, Bob McLaughlin, Tim White, Mark Regan, Bob Takamura. Row 2: Dennis Regan, Coach Leroy Bernadou, Eugene Sonido, Pat Morse, Rusty Baily, Brett Conners, Rusty Quintana, Jim Ironside, Harry Rogers. Missing is Brad Osborn. Above: Third baseman Mark Ironside throws out a runner. Below center: Pitcher Tim White concentrates on throwing a strike. 40% Top: Harry Rogers delivers a pitch against Sunset. Above: Coach Leroy Bernadou. Quintana Heads Top Mound Staff Top: Brad Osborn reaches first base after singling against Pacific. Above: Soph Ironsides Right: Second baseman Tony Vacca executes pivot on double play against Pacific. a ne a ONY Pra 2, °2 aaah eS Qader ou ae eet A Top left: Catcher Toby Chavez. Top right: First baseman Mark Regan. Above: Shortstop Mike Cooper dives to tag out Pacific runner. Defense Pitching Aids J.V. Baseball Success Strong pitching and a tight defense enabled the J.V. baseball team to finish the ’75 season with a winning record. Heading the mound corps were starters Martin Dickenson, Pete Michaleto, and Charlie Neiderbrach and relief specialists Terry Pieczonka, Rusty Quintana, Steve Garrett and John Belmares. Defense was bolstered by the play of shortstop Mike Hanson, second baseman Don Laviolette, catcher Bert Soffioto and outfielders Robert Holt, Art Fuentes, Terry Pieczonka, Henry Amargo, Ricky Silveira, and Bob Hanson. Dickenson and Neiderbrach shared first base duties when not pitching while Jaime Hyame filled in at third base for Michaleto when he was in the mound. An tats ee ae ¥ SL rer “ ¢ i ee . - = TopeCenter: 1975 J. Vsebasetoal Row--onésArmaindo. Santos, Fon Belmares; Art Puentes, Rusty -Quintany “Tame Hyame, Henry Margo, Don te, Garrett, berry: Pitezonka Row ‘1 Chris Smiths liga M artineDiekcnsom, Pete M ichaletoe R ick Silveira, Coaeh Riek o- . Ae _ + PA Top: Second Basemen Don Laviolette executes pivot on a double play against Sunset Above: Pete Michaleto fields a ground ball Top left: Versatile Mark Richards checks out his hurdle technique. Top right: 5’7” Jesse Brewer up and over 6’. Above: 1975 Varsity Track Team, Row 1: Gary Veasy, Steve Reitz, Dave Sabo, Mark Richards, Mike Sigmon, Chris Warren, Dan Mills, Randy Wight, Bill Dodge, Steve Mullens Row 2: Tammy Garretson, Karen Mills, Bill Withrow, Ron Arnerich, David Acosta, Craig “Bear” Bryant, Mike Roodvoets, Harry Hal Zecher, Jesse Brewer, Paul Slown, Ray Kindle, Kent Yamawaki, Tom LaHue, Mike Souza Row 4: Rob Kahuanui, Ron Moore, Don Hartman Row 3: Brownson, Randy Burke, Keith Van Sickle, Keith Turner Row 5: Danny Thompson, Jeff Acosta Varsity Track Team Rolls To 7th Consecutive Winning Season Coming off third place in the Southern ACAL in 1974, the Alameda track team had another successful season. By winning most of their dual meets, they had a chance of winning the ACAL this year. Under the direction of Mike Kern, Gary Fenstermaker and Head Coach Bill Thompson the Hornets were a_ top contender. Doing an excellent job on the long distance running were Mike Sigmon, David Acosta, Danny Mills and Ray Kindle. Proving their outstanding ability in pole vaulting, Steve Mullen and Dan Thompson returned for another season. Leading the sprinting and middle distance running were Mark Richards, Dave Sabo and Ron Arnerich. An outstanding performance was turned in by Jesse Brewer in the high hurdles, low hurdles, high jump, and the triple jump. Top left: Mike Roberts shows his form in the discus. Bottom left: Runners working on their form include: (front) Ron Arnerich, Bill Withrow, David Acosta and Ray Kindle. (Back) Chris Warren and Gary Veasy. Below: Mike Roodvoets, AHS’ top shot putter, was also elected one of the team’s captains. “B” Spikers Help Develop Young Athletes For the Future Alameda’s B track team had an impressive season in 1975. The Hornet underclassmen led by Glen Cortez, Steve Freitas and Mike Roberts excelled in the field events. John Ung and Mario Quintero led the sprinters with outstanding efforts. Top distance men were Ray Kindle and Glen Hansen. Outstanding female stars were Stew Ogle, Kim Coler-Dark, Pat Price and freshman Kathy Way. Their efforts aided the Hornets immensely. The Hornet B’s showed great strength for a strong Varsity team next year. The coaches, Thompson, Kern, and Fenstermaker, did a fantastic job with these young men and women. Top: Alameda “B” Track Team Picture: Row 1: 1 to r: Mike Gingrich, Keith Kindle, Robert Wiese, Glen Cortez, Bruce Thompson, Evan Tuttle, Andy Olveira, John Ung, Melissa Valerio Row 2:1 tor: Tom Meda, Mike Roberts, Dennis Darby, Kelly Pak, Dan Moore, Clay Tavernier, Kevin Walton, Mark Sigmon Row 3: | tor: Richard Egerman, Dave Thomas, Mark Candelario, Dave Jaber, Chip Huckaby, Dave Reitz, Richard Warner, Dennis Michelbook Row 4: | to r: Vaiju Mulay, Mike Henry, Jeff Silverman, Steve Freitas, Tom Denton, Stewart Ogle, Dan Kahuani, Mario Quintero Row 5: | tor: Susan Fleming, Mike Newkirk, Charles Thomas, Alain Khoury, Greg Hansen, Bob Bergsman Row 6: | to r: Rod Chew, Steve Stumborg, Pat Price, Kathy Bennett, Kathy Way, Carole Maybee, Joe Ortez Right: Girls’ Relay Team Included: Carol Maybee, Patti Price, Kathy Way, Kim Coler-Dark os. ay Top right: Alameda runners race to victory. Above: Glen Cortez works on hurdling ability. Top: AHS Golf Team: Row one: Matt Kapellas, Nick Poree Row two: Mike Maurice, Coach M.D. “Stretch” Pearson, Tony Muzio, Wayne Turner, Brad Speir, Mike Carlson, Dave Sharp, Elesio Buccat, George Calandri, Steve Taddi, Steve Ratto, Mike Zwijacz, Jeff Cheng, Rich Firpo, Doug Clem Bottom Right: Steve Ratto bidding for a par. Bottom Left: Rich Firpo hitting an iron to the 18th green. Golfers Strong Again in °75, Win ACAL The Hornet golfers, led by coach Stretch Pearson, completed the ‘75 year with a winning season. Winning their first match against concord, they went on to finish fourth in the DVAL. Other tournaments included the Terra Linda Invitational, March 24 at Peacock Gap G. C., the Rancho Cotate Invitational, May 16 at Rohnert Park G.C. They were a strong contender for the League championship. The team qualified ‘ ; for the North Coast Championship held at a cactninaiaatilliat Rohnert Park G.C. Lettermen included; Andy Paisal, Dave Sharp, Scott Kriens, Jeff Ching, and Brad Speier. Returning golfers included; Wayne Turner, Steve Ratto, Mike Greenburg, Tony Muzio, Elie Bucat, Steve Taddie, Mike Carlson, Bennie Ratto, Doug Clem and Mike Zwijace. New members were; John Childs, Mike Clar, Mike Maurice, George Calandri, Ron Carlson, Rich Firpo, Tom Hashimoto, Mat Kapellas, Brad Mencarelli, Nick Poree, Paul Rocero, and Dave Silva. ep aie saa CESS iy ek PS ‘ a et POE ote ES Pas Top: Tony Muzio drives off fairway at right: Scott Kriens Tees off above: Dave Sharp puts all his power into tee shot Tennis Team Paced By Females The AHS Tennis Team got off to a great start in the league season winning almost all of their ACAL matches. The team is still improving and looking forward to a strong team in a couple years. Many of the strong players are sophomores and juniors. The top three players are nationally ranked. A few of the outstanding athletes include: Matt Murphy, Cindi Payne, Char : if Murphy, Pam Baughman, Randall Lee, , Ses we Diana Souza, Jacques Bernou, Brian Richards, Doug Buettner and Anne Hasegawa. Cindi Payne and Char Murphy won all of their league matches. Both girls have won their block letters in tennis. Pam Baughman was out for the first few matches because of a back injury. New members include: Karen Nelson, David Hall, Tracy Wong, Bob Doumitt and Libby Forrester. Bottom row: David Samuelson, Jean Hatch, Randall Lee, Linda Luther, Grace Fleming. Row two: Kim Conatin, Brian Richards, Lisa Kearney, Bill Young Sophie Chamberlain. Row three: Steve Hiemans, Bob Doumitt, Diana Souza, David Hall, Mark Phinney. Above: Karen Nelson and Lynn Pearson play doubles. 4% Top Left: Jacques Bernou serves up a winner Top Right: Pam Baughman demonstrates her form Above: Lynn Pearson uses forehand volley to score {att Murphy uses his backhand to win a point Water Polo Qualifies for North Coast This year’s Water Polo Team used the experience of a number of returning starters, most noticeably: Aaron Placourakis, Carl Lundgren, and Bill Whitton, to post a 10-8 record and reach the North Coast Invitational Tournament. At the tournament they gained a tie for fifth place. Outstanding were goalie Bill Whitton, and Aaron Placourakis who was named to the All Tournament team. Adding depth to this year’s team were John Placourakis, Bob Follrath, and George De- Boever. Top: Aaron Placourakis fires a goal while Rich Firpo looks on. Bottom: 1974 AHS Water Polo Team (left to right) Daryl Kehres, Aaron Placourakis, Don Dutcher, Rich Firpo, Louis Schroeder, George DeBoever, Bill Whitton, Mark Williams, John Salwurst, Bob Follrath, Rick Hook, Carl Lungren, Ken Kim, Jim Blum. Top right: Carl Lungren attempts a goal, Lower right: All-League performer Aaron Placourakis. Lower left: Bob Follrath waits for the ball. Girls Swim Team Captures 7 or 9 Meets Captain Joan Snopkowski and co-captain Julie Lopes kept spirits high.as the Alameda Girl’s Swim Team completed a successful season winning seven out of nine meets, both defeats to Encinal. They also placed second in the All American meet and third in Northern California. Coaches Mary Curry and Ash Jones were impressed with the competitiveness of the freshmen swimmers and surprised more seniors didn’t return for another season. Outstanding swimmers included Ellen Steele, Pam Williams, Renee Bernadou and Becky Williams. Top right: 1974 Girls Swim Team; Row one: left to right; Dolores Thompson, Renee Bernadou, Barbara Jacak, Lyn Lasar, Heidi Wolfe, Terrie Mendoza, Karen McElhinney, Becky Williams, Dorothy Lopes, Pam Williams, Karen Nelson. Row two: Karen Baker, Cindy Chargnine, Elizabeth Guy, Libby Forster, Sandy Janusch, Tonja Phillips, Bobbie Jayne, Judith Gulbransen, Penny Diffin, Colleen Montague. Back row: Claire Ward, Tammy Risley, Bonnie Jayne, Bev Follrath, Linda Hagen, Suzye Selhorst, Karen All, Terrie Phillips, Ellen Steele, Elaine Scott, Linda Stitch. On chair: Julie Lopes, Joan Snopkkowski. Right: Elaine Scott practices the backstroke. Above: Terrie Phillips smiles for the camera. emetane fy'4! ||) = ERPS ey A Joan Snopkowski practices the breaststroke. Above: Gymnasts’ Season Starts Slow, Finish Strong This year the gymnastic team had two coaches during the season. Temporarily Michael Folb coached until later in the season they were coached by Jill Stecher. Having a smaller team they got off to a slow start. Leading the intermediates was Enita Mullen. In her 2nd year, Cyndi Whitmore was one of the stronger beginners. Starting her Ist year off well, Carol Nelson was in the top ten in a sectional meet. The moral of the team was kept high by Captain Susan Eichleberger. Helping the new coaches out were managers Stephanie Conner and Pam Johnson. Top: Nanette Bernadou shows her talent on balance beam. Above: The 1974-75 Gymnastic Team: Ist Row (left to right) Denise Bonadona, Nanette Bernadou, Peggy W inkler. 2nd Row Carol Nelson, Susan Eichelberger, Enita Mullen, Barbara Miracle, Kathy Way. 3rd Row Lori Buhnerkempe, Stephanie Conner, Cathy Haber, Linda Stich, Shannon Conner, Karlene Shugart. Top Left: Enita Mullen works on optional uneven parallel bars routine Top Right: Lori Buhnerkempe practices on beam Above: Linda Stitch shows perfect form Bottom Right: Stephanie Conner flexes her muscles on bars AHS Mermen Finish High In ACAL Standings At the end of the season the Alameda swim team, coached by Ash Jones, finished high in the A.C.A.L. standings. Hornet freestylers were strong all season as Seniors Bob Follrath and Louie Schroeder and Juniors Daryl Kehers, John Placourakis, and Mark Williams were consistant high placers. Senior Grant Wilson and Juniors Todd Phillips, and John Selhorst were the back strokers for the Hornets. The breast stroke was dominated also by Seniors. Carl Lundgren, and Bill Whitton were both consistant winners. Senior Grant Wilson and Junior Ted Mahaffy swam butterfly through-out the season. The all important individual medley relay consisted of Senior Carl Lungren; Junior Mark Williams, Todd Phillips, and Ted Mahaffy. In the diving division, sophomore Bruce Shelton placed high in all meets, including the A.C.A.L. championships. Top: Bruce Shelton, twists his way to an excellent dive Above: Ken Kim competes in the backstroke. Right: Coach Ash Jones instructs a swimmer between races. Top: 1975 Varsity Swim Team. Row One (L to R): Bob Follrath, Bill Whitton, Grant Wilson, Louie Schroeder, John Placourakis, Ken Kim, Carl Lundgren. Row Two: Daryle Kheres, Mark Williams, Del Mallard, Todd Phillips, Bruce Shelton, Jim Blom, Don Dutcher, Tim Larkin, Ted Mahaffy, Kent DeWolf, Gary Knotts. Row Three: Bob Bas, Steve McKenna, Chris Dodge, Stewart Payne, Danny Wilson. Row Four: Rocky Withers, John Selhorst. Above: Tim Larkin and Jim Blom battle for the lead. Right: Don Dutcher (foreground) demonstrates his breaststroke. oF oa . . = be , F Via hey f ‘ Beauty is having your own Advisory’ Dennis Hennessee j fm. nt Wie... Saad —- co ean . . : i ae sgt — 4 - a ey Y — - “Ps =� . = Mr. Harry Price Mrs. Nancy King � S45 45484486 a aS , + “l Beauty is a smiling, a) ee ev aH | vu = v a a a. 5} “ ‘“‘Beauty is the look on someone’s face when they have done something they feel good about. All of nature feels good about itself, when it has not been spoiled by man: Thus Beautiful.” Ash Jones Mrs. Roberta Kiewlich _s Serr i Mr. Robert Bartley Mr. Ash Jones “Beauty is loveliness: and love is God and God is love and the Bible tells it all.” H. Billings } NN Mt. Herbert wig Mr. Edward Angle Vir. Robert Berges” - Mrs. Carol Cederlea “Beauty is a Freshman’s face aglow with the excitement of learning something new.” K. Cossette Miss Méry Claggett “ye . iss Cathleerf€Conrad -_ . +) e a ' Mrs. Cardy Mr. Lon Eakes C3 i= Mrs. Mary DiSibio “Beauty is a balcony full of red geraniums, a meadow full of daisies, and flowering trees.” Signora Dannenberg “Beauty is when the day goes night.” C. Facchin Mr. Gary i i a BS Mr. Dale Fredgen . i ‘ Mr. Howard Fee | Mrs. Sally Gallagher Mrs. Janet Gibson Mr. Dennis Hennessee Mr. Jack Hallock ‘“‘Beauty is an inner quality that some people possess in far greater amounts than other people could ever hope to have...” David George ™ Miss Joyce Gee . s. Jane Hagstrom “Beauty is a well restored antique auto. One that . shows the craftsmen’s skills in doing a fine job.” Don Howell Mrs. Jane Jensen Miss Arlene Hoshi “Beauty is many things- mountains and trees, or a well formed lady- something old that shows someone has worked hard on it.” V. Lowry we: 4 “9 i Wee : f) Fp Mis. Maria Molnar ib : Mr. Ernest Massotty Mr. Edward Mae . Mr. James Marberry — Mr. Ben Lubkin . J i eae rae Chae Mr. Earl Nethercutt “To me, beauty is that which affirms life in its present and future tenses.” L. Regello “Beauty to me is always associated with quietness.” J. Schneider lip The len - et Mrs. Inez whiten “ “Beauty is a long full beard that is all one color.” Mr. Van Sickle ee At 4 eis aes Wi ay od ’ .) Mr. Dofffinick Vincifverram “Beauty, to me, is God’s beauty: His creation. For he made all things perfect-and it is man who mars it.’. M. Ellis Mrs. Charlotte Ro a ———f a TR 2 _ Mrs, Helen gg “ $ (J975 CUST ODkaL. S Tay ; th 4 Fl Norma tephens, Eloise M ycroft. A ’ = oS Te -« Sos oo — . “ss hme Au “As =o ws a Eg = Boe D) | li am i a a ae | = ik | iil {HNN ret uaa BReauty is strength. free. coming fron within’’ Marie Kinnor en eS via sus we ee ies oi Wie : see +4 ; Boe St wd e Moca a Scott Ray il Secretary Yell Leader � Dyanna French President a 4 Bill Whitton Vice President ¢ vf Fall Senior Class Officers Fall Senior Class Officers During the fall semester the Senior Class was well on it’s way to making it the best year they ever had. It was voted the most spirited class during spirit week. The Senior play “The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui” was held on November 21, 22, and 23. Seniors held their annual banquet on January 21 at the Glenview Womens Club. ) Verne ee « X Julian Abasolo Margaret Theresa Abeyta Tina Lynne Abrahamzon Jeff Acosta Barbera Alcedo Janet Anderson Steve Anderson Kimberly Ann Arman Keith Campbell Arrol Dana Lee Ashley Ken Baker Judi Ballard Nannette Barbera Deborah Jane Barker Allen Baughman Elizabeth Grace Bayle Kevin Belden Eddie Bellez Kenneth Bergenholtz Barbara Berges Arlene Bernardino Jacques Bernou Raymond Bertolino Charmaine Bickel Brenda Blackwell Greg Bongiovanni Craig Bowen Nancy Bowen Kitty Bowers Rebecca Bowman Mr. Stanford led us � all the way a | wx iff ean Chemistry be? ae Ted Manzanares and Vicki Block led our Freshman year. A 7 Not everyone can draw a straight line. Roberta Bowman Jeff Boyle Jane Elizabeth Bradley Barbara Ann Bray Jesse Brewer Kim Coulton Brickman Nancy Ruth Brownson Teresa Burden Terry Cabebe George Eugene Calandri John Albert Carr Eric Carroll Ron Carson Alan Wayne Cartwright Karen Lynn Cerruti Mark Raymond Chandler Uma Chandran Cynthia Changmine Norman Alan Cheng Steven Michael Clary Kathy Clawson Cynthia Coffin Kimberly Elaine Cole Stephanie Leigh Conner Barbara Cook Nancy Oletta Cooke Rick Cooper Rosemary Teresa Corica Elizabeth Jean Cornell Rebecca Corral Daniel Francis Costello “Crystal Blue Persuasion” Theme of Soph - Hop Jeffrey Cottrell Quentin Couchot Scott William Cowan Trina Cramer Cynthia Anne Cross Ann Frances Cucchiara Susan Patricia Cuddyre David Damianakes Trina Kay Dann Michael Thomas Darby Kelli Daubereck Caroline Elizabeth deBlieck George DeBoever Candy Jo Derr Joseph DiGiulio Cynthia Ann Dileo Anita Dillon Maureen Dixon Melanie Jane Dixon Donald Guy Dobbs William Dodge Jr. Linda Carol Echeguren Timothy Edinger Pamela Rene Edwards James Mark Egerman Diana Lynn Emmons Mike Erwin Marie Angela Esquerra Elizabeth Everett Glen Farrington Richard Faulkner Alicia Taco Fernandez Vickie Lynn Fijol Richard Louis Firpo Robert Harold Follrath Karen Fong Neal Fong Vera Ann Foster Thomas Albert Frankel Gordon Franks Diane French Dyanna Lee French Janice Frye Herb Fuentes Sophomore Year Headed By Harry Hartman and Rick Cooper Kelly Fuller Alexis Anne Gaeta Marrianne Gamble Henry Frank Garitano Jennifer Marie Gault Patrick David Gentry Nonnie Ann Gerald Jorja Rae Ghera Bradley Frank Gillis Wendy Gingrich Robert Glynn Would you believe, “The resistible Rise of Arturo Vi”? Robert Gobble Steven Goddard Kathy Golden Benny Gomez Rita Marie Goodman Cheryl Graham Mike Grayson David Hall Janet Hanly Patricia Claire Hanna Mark Scott Happ Cynthia Elizabeth Happe Patricia Ann Harmon Charles Harper Elizabeth Rose Harrison Harry Lewis Hartman Jr. Anne Hasegawa Cynthia Jeanne Hassna Denise Healy John James Healy Jr. Charles Heinz Lisa Ann Hempy Sandra Ann Henderson Kathleen Marie Herrera Kathleen Joy Herrigstad David Hickey Nancy Ann Higbee Richard Higgins John Patrick Hince Debbie Hodges Goodman ’s Hall Scene of Successful Jr. Prom “Sail On The Wind” TS T wre ‘ oe cam 7 2 Tim White says, “Thats Italian!” Jennifer Gault and Brad Osborn Led Jr. Year Alison Lorraine Holinger Richard Hook Sandra Housner Katherine Louise Hunt Ronald Kevin Hupp Linda Ann Hurt Gino Illacqua Kris Ann Irby Mark Ironside Carolyn Jeanne Ivey Barbara Jacak Christopher Jackson Jay Scott Janusch Kim Jeffries Norman Jensen Cindy Lou Joplin Deborah Ann Juntilla Barbara Kane Robert James Kapellas Judy Kasdan Class of 75 Wins Spirit Week 3 Times George Kathain III Lindsay Kayser Timothy Joseph Keegan Brian Hugh Kelly Leslie Ann Kieffer Kenneth Kim Christina Mary Kindem James Kish Thea Kluitenberg Lorna Pauline Lachney Kelly Lager Linda Lane Jeff Lanterno Kathleen Susan Laramie Lana Largusa Denise Marie Larkin John Larson Michelle Lynne Larson Lyn Lasar Dean Lawrence Renee Marie Ledford James Lee Carol Leek Laura Louise Lightcap practicing tq Senior Play. Steve Charles Littlejohn Isela Maria Longoria Julia Mary Lopes Maria Fatima Lopes Neil Lorenzo Mary Margaurite Lowry Adither | sani of Mik es P Susan Varney Senior Play “The Resistible Rise of Arturo Uj Leslie Lee Lowther Carl Olov Lundgren Joanie MacKenzie Ted Manzanares Terri Lynn Marchello Maria Clorinda Mariani Juanita Matsuoka James Matthews Tom Maxstadt Sonja McDowell Michael McGreehan Michael Lawrence McKee Richard Michael McKenna Betty Millard Elizabeth Ann Millican Danny Lester Mills Darlene Ann Mockel Jeff Monaghan Ali Monsef Valerie Montgomery Stacey Yoshiko Morikawa Vaija Mulay Susan Erin Mulhare Kaycee Lee Munns David Munoz Sean Murphy Amy Musleh Cindy Mycroft Marjorie Lynn Naylor Mary Jean Newton Sandy Niec Giselle Nish Norma Nish Lloyd Noonan Brenda Nordstrom Roxann Noriega Adriene Orr Gerardette Ortez Brad Osborn Deborah Owens Nancy Paris Bruce David Parker Jesus Patino Stephanie Lynn Pena Peter Pepares David Lawrence Perata Lisa Perata Michael Robert Perata Senior Banquet “Winter Wonderland” Held In January green oan tl é é ._ i: 3 Pucker power A é a Seniors Choose Gold White Claudia Jeanette Perkins Michael Philippi Terrie June Phillips Kelly Jeanne Pichette Tim Pierce Aaron Michael Placourakis Douglas Poole Cathy Marueen Pope Karen Pounds Cynthia Leigh Powell Julie Powers Patricia Price Elizabeth Purcell Catherina Francesca Ratto Jackets and Sweaters James Ratto Michael Frank Ratto Randy Ratto Scott Anthony Ray Michael Regan Dale Reno Elsa Reyes Jody Reyes Julie Reynolds Lynette Kathleen Reynolds Cindy Louise Rhodes Only his psychiatrist knows for sure. Kenneth Rich Kenneth Thomas Richardson Marshall Richardson Robert Steven Rivera Toni Rivera Mark Armson Roberts Michael Arthur Roodvoets Donna Maxine Roschitsch John Rossillon Danny A. Rourick David Russo David Steven Sabo Glenn Salindong Anthony Samra Marisa Sanchez Sherry Sargent Karen Irene Schieiber Louis William Schroeder Cynthia Marie Schumacher Elaine Patricia Scott Hyatt Regency Setting for Sr. Ball David Sharp Mark Shelton Sheila Shet Bobby Ray Shouse : get’ you. aT RTE Ss eg Denise Lynn Shugart Mike Sigmon Robert William Silva Mark Simmons Sylvia Smith Nana Song 328 Seniors Graduate MiP - pes erg? © Ser ¢ bam a : = : , re “ | j Jim Egerman after hearing results of Encinal game. @ Eugene Sonido Nina Renee Sonnier Diana Marie Souza Brook Spangler pelt et tye Robin Kay Spencer Andrea Stambaugh Debra Sue Stern Linda Stich Loretta Stidolph Michael Milan Stipic Deirdre Joy Stubbs Sharon Stumborg Cathy Sylvia Barbara Tabisaura Steven Max Taddei Jennifer Ann Tate Anne Louise Taylor Mike Steven Thesenvitz Frank Bernard Thieman Lauren Jan Thompson Harry Thomas Michael Thorson Douglas Thomas Timney JoAnn Tiner Frank Totorica Dave Townsend Allan Triplett Peter Tripp Amado Gondra Tuazon George Wayne Turner Alison Tyson Kim Denise Varner Soosan Elayne Varney Theresa Venable Teresa Vicochea Denise Waggener David Wales Michelle Wallace Claire Ward Jim Watkins Dave Westcott Monet Wheat Randy William Wheeler Timothy Joseph White Bill Whitton James Williamson Floyd Wilson Grant Wilson Christopher Wiltens Ed Winberg “Thanks For the Memories” Pinky Higgins Dyanna French Maria Mariani Led Final Year With Much Success a ) Eso Ta aaa ee | i eee. as . Eyeing the cheese F ‘ j Barbara Bray | i: Steve Goddard gettingfa Ronald Withers Susan Wolfe Renee Wong Kent Yamawaki Dennis Russell Yee Doug Young Susan Elizabeth Young Tony Amato Marc Beacom Rodolfo Elias Frances Kay Kindle David Middleton Pat Harmon Cindy Hassna provide entertainment for the Senior Banquet. eS Sheryl + % . an } r a 7 Som =“. 2 PR Munns logkiint ot DP futur Gee - - ee Sy cs : s —s ov yf yy p— 7 - r | “GOOD Oe Sarraf Zadeh Bijan Curtis Blose Lynn-Clar Elam Patriciea Hanna Patricia McKee Terri Nutter Lynn Pearson Mary Ann Pinegar John Placourakis Leiitia Rivera Debbie Rowe Yvonne Wilson Fidelia Wong Rufina Wong Spring Senior Class Officers Spring Semester Senior Class was led by Spring President Maria Mariani. The Class had many fund raisers during the semester, and sponsored a ‘Powder Puff Basketball game in May. The Senior Ball and the Graduation Party were enjoyed by all. ‘ell Leader-Lisa Hem A Vice President-J ulie Lopes cretary-Diana Souzg e ZS s 5 e 5 a 0 ‘ Z R cretary- 1Se KEITH ARROL Ski Club, Oak Leaf. JUDI BALLARD Mountaineering Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Keyettes, Oak Leaf, Acorn, Senior Play,A.F.S., Student Curriculum Council, C.A.S.C. All night Party Committee. DEBBY BARKER Pep Club, Ski Club, All School Plays, Senior Play, Dance Club. ELIZABETH BAYLE Ski Club, Crescendo Club, Usherettes, Keyettes, CSF member and Recording Secretary, S Club member and Financial Secretary, French Club, Asian Club, GAA Block A KEVIN BELDEN Ski Club, Cross Country, Track BARBARA BERGES S Club, Ski Club, GAA, Orchestra, Gymnastics ARLENE BERNARDINO Pep Club, Ski Club, J.V. and Varsity Yell Leader, R.O.T.C. Gymnastic, Chess Club JACQUES BERNOU Varsity Tennis and Football, Block A, Interact Club, Ski Club, Board of Control JEFF BERRY Ski Club, Interact, Ad Board, Key Club, Coin Club, Boosters Club. RAY BERTOLINO Frosh Football, Frosh J.V. and Varsity Baseball CHARMAINE BICKEL Ski Club, Pep Club CURTIS BLOSE Track, Key Club, Stage Band, Tennisk Board of Control GREG BONGIOVANNI A.S.A.H.S. Recording Secretary, Ad-Board Rec.Sec, Senior Play, All School Play, S.C.C., CSF, Senior Banquet Committee CRAIG BOWEN Board of Control KATHLEEN BOWERS Ski Club, S Club, orchestra, GAA, Board of Control All School Musical BHEKI BOWMAN tennis team JANE BRADLEY Ski Club, Pep Club, Senior Play, Courtesy Board, Board of Control, All School Plays JESSE BREWER Boys Gymnastic and Varsity Track NANCY BROWNSON S Club, Crescendo Club, Ski Club, Students for the Bond, SPRD, Orchestra, Freshman Sec, Add Board Sec., Superintendents advisory committee, ASAHS President TERESA BURDEN Pep Club, Board of Control, Pom-Pon Girl, Ski Club, Courtesy Board, Dance Club. GEORGE CALANDRI J.V. and Varsity Football, Interact Club, Board of Control, Golf Team KAREN CERRUTI Pom-Pon girl, Pep Club, Ski Club, Dance Club. MARK CHANDLER AHS Plays, Video Club NORM CHENG Key Club, Adv. Band STEVEN CLARY Chess Club, Varsity Rifle Team, Varsity Football, Lt. Col., Board of Control KATHY CLAWSON Ski Club CYNTHIA COFFIN Ski Club, Gymnastic Team KIM COLE S-CLUB, Dance Club STEPHANIE CONNER Gymnastic Team. Girls swim team, Ski Clu b, GAA, Assembley Planning Committee BARB COOK Powder Puff Basketball. Ski Club, Senior Play, Board Of Control, Shakespear Club NANCY COOKE Gymnastic Team, ASAHS V.P., Soph Frosh and Varsity Yell leader, Pep Club, GAA, Block A, JR Rotc, Dance Club ROSEMARY CORICA Pom Pon Girl, Ski Club, Pep Club ELIZABETH CORNELL Soph Yell Leader, Jr. V.P., Jr. Prom Committee, Varsity Yell Leader, Board of Control, ASAHS recording sec., Ad Board, Senior Ball Committee ASAHS Yell Leader BECKY CORRAL Dance Club, Pep Club, Student Curriculum Council QUENTIN COUCHOT Stage Crew, All School Play, Senior Play, Student Conductor of Orchestra CYNTHIA CROSS Crescendo Club, Swim Team, GAA, Dance Club, Board of Control, Sr, Banquet and Sr. Ball Committees ANN CUCCHIARA Varsity Yell Leader, Pep Club, Dance Club, Ski Club SUE CUDDYOE Swim Gymnastics Team, Ski Club Team, DAVE DAMIANAKES Ski Club, ASAHS Financial Sec., Assembly Planning, Ad Board MIKE DARBY Varsity Football, Block A KELLI DAUBENECK Ski Club CAROLINE DE BLIECK Keywanettes Pres, Vice President and treasurer, Ski Club, Usherettes, S Club, CSF GEORGE DE BOVER Varsity Water polo, Swim Team, Mountaineering Club, Intramural Volleyball championships MAUREEN DIXON Girls Glee Club JOE DEGIULIO Ski Football Club, Frosh CUNDI DILEO Ski Club DON DOBBS Wster Polo, freshman swim team, J.V. Football WILLIAM DODGE Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, V.P. Model UN, Student Court LINDA ECHEGUREN S§ Club, GAA officer, Usherette Club PAM EDWARDS Ad Board, All School Play JIM EGERMAN Board of Control Acorn, Senior Play LYNN ELAM Gymnastic Team, Dance Club, Co. Chairman Soph Hop and Sr. Ball, School Plays MIKE ERWIN Interact Club MARIE ESQUERRA Pep Club, S Club, Ski Club LIZ EVERETT Ad Board, vice speaker of Ad Board, Powder Puff Basketball, Senior Play GLEN FARRINGTON Model U.N., Cross Country, Track Chess Club, R-O-T.C. GE-MEN FERGUSON CSF, Keyettes RICH FIRPO Swim Team, Water Polo, Golf Team, Block A BOB FOLLRATH Water Polo Team, Swim Team KAREN FONG Dance Club, Senior Banquet, Committee VERA FOSTER Senior Play, Ski Club, Pep Club THOMAS FRANKEL Interact V.P., ASAHS President, Speaker of Ad Board, Varsity DYANNA FRENCH Sr. Class President, Yearbook Editor, Sr. Ball, Sr. Banquet, Jr. Prom committees, Courtesy Board President, Assembly Planning, Board of Control, Keyettes, Pep Club, Jr. Class Financial Sec., Sr. Play, All School Play, Powder Puff Basketball, Crescendo Club, Chamber Vocal, School Pageants and Concerts MARIANNE GAMBLE Ski Club, Swim Team JENNIFER GAULT Ski Club, Varsity yell-leader, Ad-Board, Jr. Class President, Pep Club, Yearbook, Oak Leaf JORJA GHERA Ski Club WENDY GINGRICH Gymnastics Team, GAA, Ski Club, ROTC, Political Research and Debate, Pep Club, Varsity Yell Leader, Soph Frosh Yell Leader, Chess Club ROBERT GLYNN French Club Pres. and Sec., Latin Festival, CSF, SPRD, Latin Club, Christmas Pageant BOB GOBBLE J.V. Basketball STEVE GODDARD Soph Frosh J.V. and Varsity Football CHERI GRAHAM Ski Club, Soph Hop Committee, GAA, Girls Tennis Team, Block A MICHAEL GRAYSON Football Varsity MIKE GREENBERG Ski Club, Mountaineering Club, Golf Team DAVID HALL C.S.F., Tennis Team JANET HANLY Ski Club, Pep Club, Orchestra, French Club, S Club School Concerts, All School Play, Cresendo Club, Shakespeare Club SCOTT HAPP C.S.F., Ski Club treas., CYNTHIA HAPPE Ski Club, Board of Control PATRICIA HARMON School Pageant, Dance Club, Pep Club CHUCK HARPER Frosh Basketball HARRY HARTMAN Frosh Basketball, Frosh Baseball, J.V. and Varsity Football, Interact, Ad Board, Talent Show ANNE HASEGAWA Tennis Team, Ski Club, Curriculum Council, Mens Block A,S Club, CSF JOHN HEALY ..Séi. . Ciub; Mountaineering Club, Interact, Block A, Varisty Football, Basketball, and Track CHARLES HEINZ JROTC, Rifle Team, Drill Team LISA HEMPY SR. Class Yell Leader, Crescendo Club Pres. Curriculum Council, All School Play CSF, Pep Club, Ski Club, S Club, Concerts, Keyettes, Board of Control SANDRA HENDERSON French Club, Model U.N. Club, Gymnastics Tam KATHLEEN HERRERA Ski Club, Pep Club, S Club recording Sec. and VP, Ad Board, Jr. Class Rec. Secretary and Finanical Sec., Jr. Prom and Sr. Ball Committee, Sr. Class Financial Sec. KATHY HERRIGSTAD Ski Club, Pep Club, S Club, GAA NANCY HIGBEE French Club, All School Play, Senior Play RICH HIGGINS JV Baseball, Golf Team, Ski Club, Mountainerring Club, Oak Leaf, Acorn LINDA HURT Pep Club, Powderpuff, Peer Counseling, Keyettes MARK IRONSIDE Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball CAROLYN IVEY Ski Club, Pep Club, S$ Club, GAA, Womens Block A, CSF CHRIS JACKSON Ski Club SCOTT JANUSCH Crescendo Club, Ad Board, Band and Orchestra NORMAN JENSEN JV and Varsity Cross Country and Track DEBBIE JUNTTILA Pep Club, Ski Club, Board of Control Gymnastics BARBARA KANE Swim Team, Gymnastic Team, Ski Club ROBERT KAPELLAS Human Relations JEFF KELLOGG Ski Club TIM KEEGAN Varsity Football LESLIE KIEFFER Ski Club, Pep Club, CSF, Ad Board, Swim Team, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball and Banquet Committees, Human Relations KENNETH KIM Block A Tennis Team Swim Team, CSF. KATHLEEN LARMIE Yell Leader, Pom Pon Girl, Block A, Dance Club, Pep Club, GAA, Mountaineering Club, Volleyball Championships DENISE LARKIN §S Club, Crescendo Club, Jr. Prom Committee, GAA, All School Play, School Concerts JOHN LARSON Frosh Football, Basketball, JV Football, Baseball, Water Polo, Varsity Swimming and Water Polo, Ski Club VP and President MICHELLE LARSON Keywanettes sec, Ski Club, S Club, French Club LYN LASAR §S Club, Ski Club, Acorn, Swim Team RENEE LEDFORD Courtesy Board, Mountaineering Club, Sr. Play, Sr. Banquet Committee JAMES LEE Chess Club STEVE LITTLEJOHN Frosh Baseball, Varsity Swim Team, Interact JULTA-LOPES Sr Class VP, Co Captain Girls Swim Team, Board of Control, S Club, CSF, Womens Block A, Shakespeare Club LESLIE LOWTHER Board of Control Senior Play TED MANZANARES Freshmen President, Board of Control MARIA MARIANI Soph Financial Sec. Letter Girl, Pep Club, Jr. VP, S Club, Sr. Class Pres, Ad Board, Varsity Yell Leader JUANITA MATSUOKA Student Curriculum Council, Ad Board, Ski Club, Gymnastic Team MICHAEL MC KEE Board of Control, Yearbook, Sr. Ball and Banquet Committees, Ski Club Officer, Mountaineering Club Officer RICHARD McKENNA Swim Team DARLENE MOCKEL Pep Club, Board of Control, Jr. Class Yell Leader, Sr. Class Financial Sec., Sop Hop, Sr. Ball Committees, Powder Puff Football JEFF MONAGHAN Ski Club STACY MORIKAWA, Ski Club, Sec., Pep Club S Club, GAA, Womens Block A, Tennis Team, CSF VAYA MULAY S Club, Asian Club CAYCEE MUNNS GAA, Intramural Volleyball SEAN MURPHY Orchestra MAGGIE NAYLOR Gymnastics Team, Pep Club, Ski Club, ROTC, Orchestra, GAA, Soph Frosh and Varsity Yell Leader BRENDA NORDSTROM Pep Club, Keyettes, CSF BRAD OSBORN Baseball, Football, Interact, Ski Club, Board of Control, Jr. Class President, Ad Board, Block A AL PARKS Ski Club JESUS PATINO Cross Country LYNN PEARSON Freshman Class Secretary, Ski Club Secretary, Ad Board Recording Secretary, Jr. Prom Chairman, ASAHS Vice President, Gymnastics Team, Tennis Team DAVID PERATA Key Club, Stage crew CLAUDIA PERKINS Crescendo Club Officer, Dance Club, Usherettes, Keyettes, Ski Club, Sr. Ball Committee, School Pageants TERRIE PHILLIPS Ad Board, Swim Team, GAA, Shakespeare Club TIM PIERCE Ski Club AARON PLACORAKIS Water polo and Swim Team, Block A, Interact Officer CATHY POPE Oak leaf Pep Club KAREN POUNDS Courtesy Board, Board of Control Ski Club JULIE POWERS Pep Club, GAA, Ski Club, CSF, Womens Block A, JV Tennis Team, S Club BETSY PURCELL Ski Club, CSF, All School Play, Sr. Class Rec. Secretary CATHERINA RATTO Sat on the steps at Vereran Hall JAMES RATTO Key Club, SPRD, Latin Festival, Stage Crew MIKE RATTO Band and Orchestra RANDY RATTO Frosh, JV and Varsity Football, Frosh Basketball and baseball, Board of Control, Interact, Block A, Varsity Track SCOTT RAY Varsity Football, Interact Club, Sr. Class Yell Leader MIKE REGAN Ski Club DALE RENO Frosh and JV Football ELSA REYES CSF, Dan ce Club, Advisory Committee, Human Relations Committee JODY REYES Dance Club, Ski Club JULIE REYNOLDS GAA, Pep Club, Gymnastic Team, Rec. Sec of French Club, CSF KEN RICH ROTC Rifle Team MARK RICHARDS Varsity Track and Football, Mountaineering Club KEN RICHARDSON Soph Football MARK ROBERTS Key Club, French Club, Coin Club, Students for Political Research and Debate HARRY ROGERS Baseball, Ski Club, Chess Club, Block A MIKE ROODVOETS Varsity Football, Frosh Football, Varsity Football, Interact Club DONNA ROSCHITSCH Ski Club, Dance Club, Pep Club, Mountaineering Club, School Pageants DANNY ROURICK Foot ball Frosh and JV DAVE SABO Varsity Cross Country and Track, French Club LOUIE SCHROEDER Ski Club, Varsity Water Polo and Swim Team, Ad Board CYNTHIA SCHMACHER Senior and All School Play, Ski Club ELAINE SCOTT Ski Club Treasurer, Pep Club Pres, Soph. Spring Class Treasurer, GAA, CSF, Swim Team, S Club SHELIA, SHET -SSE: -SywClubi. Usherettes, Asian Club, French Club DENISE SHUGART Dance Club MIKE SIGMON Model UN President, Varisty Cross Country and Track Student Court, Coin Club, Oak Leaf BOB SILVA Sr. Play NANA SONG S Club, Usherettes, Stage Hand EUGENE SONIDO Frosh, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, and Basketball NINA SONNIER Dance Club DIANA SOUZA Swim Team, Varsity Tennis, Sr. Class Officer, Powderpuff Football and Basketball, Ski Club ROBIN SPENCER Courtesy Board pres. and sec., Usherettes, Soph Class Sec., Ski Club, CSF, French Club, Board of Control, Yearbook, Pep Club, Powder Puff Football, GAA, Stat Girl Basketball and Baseball DEBBIE STERN GAA, Pep Club, Ski Club, Ad Board, S Club Officer, Board of Control LINDA STICH Gymnastic Team, Swim Team, Ski Club, Board of Control MIKE STIPIC Ski Board of Control Club, STEVE TADDEI Soph Frosh Football, Frosh and JV Baseball, Golf Team FRANK THIEMAN Varsity, JV Football, Board of Control, Interact JOANN TINER S Club, Pep Club, Varsity Yell Leader, Swim Team Courtesy Board, Board of Control FRANK TOTORICA Varsity Basketball, Block A, Board of Control DAVID TOWNSEND Swim Team Golf Team WAYNE TURNER Varsity Football, Frosh Baseball, Varsity Golf, Mens Block A Board of Control, Year Book, Oak Leaf, Mountaineering Club CHANDRAN UMA French Club, Asian Club, CSF KIM VARNER Courtesy Board President, S Club, Board of Control, GAA, Ad Board, Band and Orchestra, SCC. PYSA;, Student Rep on Multicultural Committee RANDY WHEELER Soph Football, Basketball, Ski Club, Interact TIM WHITE Varsity Baseball, Sr. Play, Jr. Class Yell Leader BILL WHITTON Varsity Swimming, Block A, Water polo, Cal Boys State, Key Club, Sr. Class VP, Stage Crew JAMES WILLIAMSON Sr. Play, All School Play GRANT WILSON Varsity Swim Team, CSF, Crescendo Club STAN WINGATE Football, Baseball RON WITHERS Viedo Club PosAIN WOLEE Ski Clwb, Mountaineering Club, French Club, Board of Control, S Club, Pep Club, Chess Club FIDELIA WONG CSF, Secretary, Keywanettes, Courtesy Board, Board of Control, French Club, S Club, Womans Block A, Usherettes RENEE WONG Board of Control RUFINA WONG S Club, Asian Club, Usherettes DOUGLAS YOUNG Varsity Baseball ele ‘= « ; A ' ¥ o i, ee | BReauty is friendship” linda Hager Officers Demonstrate Leadership Ability This year’s Junior class, led by Phil Camici a in the fall, and Greg McFann in the spring, had an enjoyable year. A raffle was held in the fall to raise money for the Junior Prom. The Junior Prom,held at the Claremont Hotel in February, was very successful. To bring in more money for their senior year, the Juniors held a candy sale after the Prom. | i ! j F TRE thei by MeP anna Tinhresidensend Mike Pena, sp ing yell leader, sa Des Cox an ary She . ; Spring secre and trea Juniors Look Forward To Senior Year Mona Aborashid David Acosta Margie Adragna Paul Aguiar Al Ahim Karen All Butch Alonga Eric Anders Melinda Antoine Ron Arnerich Rusty Bailey Don Baker Karen Baker Laurie Bas Tim Bell Francisco Bellez Ed Bennett Bobby Bergsmann Top: Mario Quintero gives his views on patriotism. Bottom: “Don’t look now, but we just got a touchdown.” Far right: Randy and Steve eye cute blonde. Tina Bergstrom Kris Berlin Nanette Bernadou Jeri Billings Sheri Billings Kerry Billingsley Ricky Bliss Sandy Blount Steven Boblis John Bonino Rebecca Botello Bill Botts Laura Bradshaw Lori Brannan Paula Brogdon David Brown Don Brownson Bear Bryant Randy Burke Phyllis Butts Leo Cabral Sheila Calista Phil Camicia Clint Campbell Susan Campbell Ruby Carbajal Gail Carlson Millie Casas Tina Castald« Tot Jeff Lori € Rose Ching Chris Clary Debra Clem Leslie Cobb James Collins Jeri Collins Ron Collins Opposite: John Denver studies Alameda highs. Lower left: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s... ? Lower right: The usual class discussion. Gary Conn vid Mike Cooper Ronaldo Corpu thy Curtis Otis Daie Denise Daniels ikki Dare David Davis Don Davis y Davis Randy Denton Ellen DeKamus Lupi Diaz Julie Dilla 1 Dill ren Dole Dave Duffey Georgetie Donatello Margaret Donsbach Peggy Douthit won Dutcher Sue Edinger isan Fichelberger ither Elderts bia wthur Elliott Richard Embody ate Ele Juniors Take Homecoming Amin Esmail Karim Esmail Arlene Estigoy Dan Everett Eric Fairfax Maria Fernandes icsschmann Susan Fleming Glenn Forst Jerry | Karen Freccero David Frey Liz Friend Beverly Foilrath Steven Fong Bill Gale Mayra Gandara Larry Garretson Sherry Garretson Rebecca Garza Keith ¢ Steve Glynn Debbie Gobble Andy Gonzales Doug Gonsalves Mike Goodwin Ron Gordon Jeanette Gow Allen Gravelle Mary Grayson Mark Greczmiel Claremont Hotel Hosts Junior Prom Tim Green Cathy Haber Holly Haffner Linda Hagen Sally Hallowell Leigh Hanna James Harris David Hatch Glenn Hayame Denise Healy Steve Heimans Jane Heinz Chuck Helsen Kurt Heninger Dean Henry Tom Hince el Pat Diana Ho Keith Hoag itr et Above: Cartoonist Dave Hatch. Right: Rah... Rah... RAH! Far Right: Let’s see your penmanship. Steve Hollis Mark Hubbard Terri Hunt Linda Hurt Mari Ikeda Juniors Work Hard For Prom Don Laviolette Mike Leach Jody Lee Grace Lehman Isela Longoria Jan Looney Roberto Lopez Melissa Lyles Tom Lynch Brian Maddock Ted Mahaffy Carolyn Maher David Mann Barbara Maricle Janee Marlan Cydnie Marsh Kimberly Martin Ronald Matheney Julie Mayer Nanette McChesney Greg McFann Joe McFarland Michael McGee Tina Peichoto “� Kart changes his teeth. “€ ‘ bs did you hear the one about the hig fh Be Mike Pena Demetra Pepares Laura Perata Frank Pesco Robert Pesco Cindy Peterson Leslie Mcgraw Debbie Mediati Shawna Medjock Tony Mendez Terri Mendoza Mark Mercer Cindy Mesa Del Millard Renee Miller Terry Millican Makoto Miuha Dwight Moffit Colleen Montague Cherie Morgal Linda Morgan Laraine Morris Pat Morse Ronald Moore Marcus Mote Maryann Mowrey Stephen Mullen Paul Mundy Phyllis Murphy Tony Muzio Gilbert Navarro Michael Newkirk Martha Niec Stewart Ogle Dana Oliver Guy Overstreet Edward Owens Ernest Owens Lana Owens Apry! Parker Maryane Parlzac Cindy Payne Lee Petroelje Eddie Phillips Cindy Pingree Frank Piro Marilyn Pitman John Placourakis Gary Price Lori Price Katina Pshios Ray Quintana Mario Quintero Barbara Rundle Jaime Range Kathy Rasmussen Beni Ratto Dennis Regan Steve Reitz Nancy Reno Rita Reyes Preston Reynolds Raquel Rivera Erin Robey Alicia Robinson David Robinson Carl Rodenburg Isabel Rodriguez Corey Rooks Bill Roth Chris Rourick Jackie Rourick Maurice Ruark Norman Ruiz Stacey Ryan Wynn Samelson Robert Sanborn Ronnie Sanders Jeff Sandifer Kurt Sarrica Mark Scalzo Greta Garbo Harland Sanders Junior Juvies Show Spirit The Thinker? Amy Scheer Renae Schopf John Selhorst Scott Shawnego Mary Sherman Karlene Shugart Debra Silver Valorie Silverman Tom Silvers Paul Simon Paul Slown Greg Smith David Smulyan Linda Snider Joan Snopkowski Anne Soffiotto Joe Sonido Denise Sonnier Drue Spangler Buddy Spellman Brad Speier Sharon Steele Richard Stein Sherry Stidolph Richard Sturman Shannon Sutherlan Ellen Sweeney Susan Szerencsy Melinda Thacker Leory Thomas Marty Thomas Mel Thomas Daniel Thompson Roel Tolentino Randi Topel Patti Torrance Sue Trevallion Virginia Triplett Cindi Trujillo Keith Turner Daniel Tyler Tony Vacca Matt Valenzuela Melissa Valerio Ray Valerio Junior Year A Success Carol Vandenakker Gregg Vandiver Janice Van Gundy David Van Handel Jennie Valenzuela Gary Veasy Arturo Velasco Sheila Verhoek Marlene Vonhof Robert Wales Debi Ward Chris Warren Kerry Watkins Joel Weaver Mary Wehr Carl Wesenberg Kurt Wetterling Willie Whitmore Eric Wickman Randel Wight Eric Wilcox Kevin Williams Jimmie Williams Mark Williams Kendall Wilson Lorraine Wilson Chuck Wiltens Above: Don Dutcher Right: Steve Mullen eats lunch A La Carte. Left: Keep your eyes on the paper Dave. Under: Gary doesn’t like Phil’s idea, but Lori seems interested. Below: ‘“‘Candy bars put me to sleep.” | lk | I Peggy Winkler Bill Withrow Heidi Wolfe Normita Wong Greg Wood Peter York Kent Yoshiwara Chris Young Meredith Young Patti Young Chew Yuen Chuck Zamora Cathie Zabriskie Hal Zecher Melvin Zundel Mike Zwijacz . - 4 : Debbie Proctor and Ortiz J@Ann Sonido = Fall Recording Secretary F inanical Secretary 'e Fall Yell Leader PR - _ . a, oS « , ¢ Mie. , vrs % at Theresa Sousa and Jeff Silverman Fall Vice President Fall President Soph Officers Look to the Future The AHS sophomores kept busy this year beginning with the soph Hop in December and ending with a candy sale in May. Candy was sold from the American Candy Company in connection with Mother’s Day. Two car washes were also held. The first one in April was so successful that another one was held in May. These greatly helped the sophomores financially. Mary Fell and Kim Pea Spring Vice President a Chery Piemal Sprite Yell Leader. Nickie Kapella Spring Secretary renda Guy; Treasurer. Pedro Abeyta Maha Aborashid Marsha Acosta Linda Adamy Debbie Adkins Carl Allamanno Henry Amargo Yvonne Anderson Keith Andrews Mike Apel Eileen Archuleta Mike Armijo Virginia Ashe Kareen Avery Terri Baker Remy Ballard Steve Baranyi Julie Barrantes Robert Bas Anthony Battu Pam Baughman Mark Beckering Eunice Beckman Jeannine Belcher Ken Bennett , . i ‘ ci a —e thie ee Lisa Bergenholtz Janet Bergman Danny Bernou Gary Berti Ann Bertolino Donna Blackwell Jim Blom Barbara Bodiford Barton Bolmen Denise Bonadona Mary Bongiovanni Al Botti Sheila B radshaw Michiko Bristle Dwayne Brown Jan Brown Michael Bruni Elesio Buccat Doug Buettner Lori Buhnerkempe Barbara Buitrago Ricky Buitrago t F Tracy Calderon : ot y ‘4 ) Brad Calestini , — -. Hello. ... Kennedy Arp Renee Calkin ; ; : Sophomores Mix Work With Play a Mark Campbell Toni Capilla Margaret Caponio Cory Cardwell Michael Carlson Mark Carmignani Clayton Case Karen Cavanaugh Denyce Challand Sophia Chamberlain Lance Cheung Eleanor Chew Kitty Chiang Eric Chin Robert Chin Sheree Chord Sally Cianciarulo Melissa Clark Andrea Clay Doug Clem Byron Clendenen Paul Coates Debbie Cobb Gigi Codman Vicki Coffin Kerry Cole Janet Coleman Kim Conaughton Kasey Cook Marsha Copple David Cornell Glen Cortez Jil Cottrell Wayne Crow Pamela Cramer Eddie Cruz Rhonda Cunningham Mart Darrow Jon Daubeneck Brad Davids Janice Davidson Ron Davis Tim Davis Richard Delgado Charles Delia Tommy Denton Kent Dewolf Cesar Diaz Mary DiGiulio Bernice Dillow Bob Doumitt Ronda Downey Richard Downie Debby Drennen Darlyne Duffey Heather Edsall Dianna Edwards Rich Egerman Cindy Elias Bob Erdmann Chuck Esparza Steve Farrow Mary Fell Laura Filip Al Finnell Patti Fischer Mary Fiszcezuk Mark Flannigan Debbie Fleming Grace Fleming John Forbes Libby Forster Donna Fox Richard Frazer Steve Freitas Harry French Mary Friand John Frizzell Nick Fryer Art Fuentes Creative Soph’s Enjoy 1975 Patrich Gallegos Serafin Garcia Sandy Garrett Diana Gastelum Michelle Giddens Bill Gildea Debbie Gillette Mike Gingrich Kirk Giordano Tamy Gnutzman Susan Golledge Lisa Gonsalves Steve Grace Mike Greene Mike Grice Brian Groseclose Lorrie Guthrie Brenda Guy Top right: Would you buy a used car from this person? Left: Hard at work? Far left: Patty Pannell Right: Students returning from shopping spree. Elizabeth Guy John Gypson Mary Halvorsen Tara Hamilton Margie Hammons Myung Han a Sherylanne Hanecak Bob Hansen “ee @ . 6. é- Mike Hansen Ray Hansen _— “ = . 6. @ _ : : : ’ : : : : ; : : _ ; John Hargrove Gina Harmon er) Doug Harris Amber Hartley — Tom Hashimoto Jean Hatch Dondie Hawley Peter Hayes Matt Helton Laurie Hemnes Sandra Henderson Lisa Heninger Kristine Henry san Glenyse Henschel Ray Hoag Mike Hoffman Kelly Hovey Romy Huergas Jeri Huff Jim Ironside Pat Jackson Kirk Jacobsen Trinidad Jauco Bonni Jayne Lori Jennings John Jepsen Jean Jew Georgia Johnson Chris Kapellas Nickie Kapellas Lisa Kearney Knew I should have gone-to second riod.” Carol Keel Patty Keller Kenny Key Ray Kindle Dennis Kitani Denise Klein Robert Kleinhans Gerard Kluitenberg Nicola Kolanda Gregor Krause Kurt Kriser Deborah Krites Ronnie Krites Carole Lacativa Perry LaManna Cathy Landreth Frank Largusa Tim Larkin Fonnie Lau Kirk Laurin Janet Lawson Diana Lee Helen Lee Raymond Lee Claudia Lewis Roxanne Leyva Jeffrey Lim Mark Linde Ron Little Brian Livesey Dorothy Lopes Nicki Loux Linda Luther Sean Lynn-Jones Kathy Machado Richy Macias Officers Lead Class in Spirited Year Keith Mack Alden Mah Steve Mason Joann Matheney Kathi Matheson Greg Matthews Joann Matheney Carol Maybee (i a : Joy Mayer Tom Mays Bobby McBrayne David McCormick Frances McElhinney Dayna McGraw Robert McLaughlin John McNamee Carolle McRory Jim McRory Top: Denise Bonadona cheers on Hornets. Right: Can you spot the milk drinker? Far right: Sophomore finds some extra time during class. Tom Meda Cathy Medina Arthur Meekins Lin da Meling Patti Merrigan Dolores Mesa Dennis Michelbook Michele Mikami Emil Miland Suzy Miller Sue Millican Jeff Mills Cathy Morris Eileen Morris Greg Morrison John Mowrey Pinky Mulay Enita Mullen Maryann Munoz Claudia Murphy Heather Murphy Laura Murray Nimer Musleh Steve Mycroft Dean Naleway Debbie Nelson James Newkirk Trina Nichols Charlie Niederbrach Janine Nish Bernadette Noe Mark Norris Barry Nunes Louie Olson Andy Olveira Pat Ortega Joe Ortez Gloria Ortiz Susan Palombo Andy Paisal Hanna Pak Patricia Pannell Bruce Pardee Terry Pattillo Stewart Payne Kim Pearson Suelaine Peatross Brett Pedersen Lisa Perata Coke Perez Steve Perkins Tony Pesco Stephen Phillippe Terry Pieczonka Morgan Powell Ken Pries Debbie Proctor Margaret Prude Dean Pugh Kathy Purvis ‘Holly Hop’ Proves Big Success Top right: Ray Kindle enjoys food from cafeteria. Above: Sophomores show great interest in rally. Bottom right: Bob Bas enjoys class. Linda Purvis Kevin Pye John Quintal Ricky Quintero Sonia Rabe Benny Ratto Steve Ratto Gale Reed Mark Regan Brian Renk Dennis Reno Grace Reyes Dwayne Rich Brian Richards Mark Rikkers Tep Rivas Michael Roberts Joanna Robles Paul Rocero Alan Roche Michael Root Gary Ross Julie Roth Thomas Royer Jeanne Rusting Mike Ryan Mike Ryan Michelle Sandoval Armando Santos Alan Saxton Mitchell Schmaltz Karen Schreiber Suzye Selhorst Kenneth Sequeira Rickey Silveira Jeff Silverman Dave Silva Jonas Simon Jerry Smith Mark Smith Bert Soffiotto Nastaranio Sohrabi James Sompter Nana Song Joann Sonido Lee Soouek Theresa Sousa Douglas Sperry Monte Stagnaro Paul Staples Debbie Stenberg Charlene Stephens Ilene Stephens Randall Stevens Dave Stewart Steve Stumberg Chris Suboreau Diane Sweeny Jim Taddei Antony Takahashi Bob Takamura Clayton Tavernier Glenda Taylor Top left: What a way to spend 3A. Right: Sophs learn from new and exciting movies. Bottom: Would you take a pass from these guys? Sandra Taylor Cheryl Thieman David Thomas Lynda Thomas Alan Thompson Dolores Thompson Terry Thompson Terry Thompson Linda Tibbs Susan Timbol Hosea Toland Ann Treichler Stuart Trevallion Terri Trujillo Howard Tsukada John Ung Second Year Provides Varied Experiences Vicki Valenzuela Donna Van Amburg Jackie Vandenakker Bob Vanderlaan Wayne Van Hoesen Sylvia Vasquez Thomas Walsh Michael Warner Gary Weber Carol White Ken White Cyndy Whitmore Bret Wilburn Frances Williams Terry Willams Virginia Williams Jeffrey Wilson Vicki Wiltens Art Wong Kathy Wright Bert Snafu Wong Laisha Wong Losa Wong Sabrina Wong Bill Young Jon Zahn Marcie Zogg Above-Mail call. Left-Could you put it together? Students Caught in the Act Upper left: Homework piles up at school. Upper right: “Cobra” Vandenakker cheats on Algebra Test Lower left: I don’t need any “Yes Men,” isn’t that right you guys? Lower right: Close your mouth, you’re blinding the photographer. Page 191 Upper left: Sophomore advisory sings Star Spangle Banner. Upper right: Peek-a-boo, we see you! Lower Left: Take it from the top. Lower right: Jack Healy counting sheep. } . oe ; } —_ nti ; | ned orsbt “4 , Y d) = 3) WY) = a OO OD cr) ea G) Py all Pr esident Fall Vice President Tanya Phillips and Sandy Dixon MirmancialSecretary Fall Recording Secr 7 ‘ q Tom De Boever and Didi Justin, Spring President and Vice President. Celeste Hol Spring Secreta Frosh Leaders Search For New Goals The Class of 78 proved to be active this year. They sponsored a Christmas Party at Smitegr College for Children who have no homes. The class money raiser included a bubble gum sale. Pam Gilmore, spring yell leader. Freshmen Adjust to High School Life Lola Abeyta Christine Abreu Alice Alberts Rodney Alexander Kirk Allen Sharon Altman Joe Antognazzi Arthur Archuletta Dan Avakian Laureen Avery Richard Baily Mike Baker Brad Barker Forrest Bashaw Pamela Bates Ron Bavda Roxann Beckering Jennie Bell Rene Bellez John Belmares Maxine Benchwick Renee Bernadou Nancy Bertolino Kathy Berumen Ricky Birabent Susie Bonstin Annette Booker Bret Borgerson Chris Boyd Mary Braithwait Kurt Braun Chris Brecher Carol Breitkoph Tara Brennen Ellen Broers Debbie Brooke Wendy Brooks Tim Brown at i® feh si} Steve Buendia Jose Burke Sonia Burns Mark Canderlario Bennet Candler Steve Canepa Don Carlson Ronald Carlson Right: Freshmen sharpening their skills. Pg. 195 top: Who was that masked man? Richard Cerruti Debbie Champney Elena Cherry Mike Clar Tamara Coates Richard Cole Peggy Coleman Anna Colletti Bill Collins Shannon Conner Michaela Conway Ed Corpuz Alva Cortez Pamela Coulter Jim Coustier Amberly Cox Connie Cozzolino Orrin Cross Mike Cuoco Gregg Dawson Jenette Day Tom DeBoever Jerry DeCastro Jeneanne DeMonte Martin Dickinson Penny Diffin Sandra Dixon Chris Dodge Evita Dodson Valerie Dodson Brad Dole George Donatello Douglas Dougherty Sheila Douglas Bill Edmiston Art Elefante Gen Elefante Yasmin Esmail Charles Euphick Cheryl Evans Belinda Exner Cliff Farina Randy Fariss Kenneth Fass Judy Faulkner Julie Federico Mary Fell Patty Fleming Ted Floyd Debbie Follrath Charlie Foreman Linda Foster Bryan Fox Donna Fox Paul Franks Tana Frazer Douglas French Ed French Karen Furtado Walter Furtado Mike Galena Tammy Garretson Steven Garrett Whitney Gaunt Zsazsa Gershick Pam Gilmore Nancy Glover Tom Glynn Connie Gobble Linda Golden Tanya Golledge Curt Gomez Jolie Goo Kathy Grant Judith Gulbransen Mary Gustin Joe Guthrie Lisa Haas James Hagen Glenn Hansen Karen Happ David Harmon Susan Hausener Jamie Hayame Gay Hayes Mary Hayward Henry Hentemann Linda Hernandez Patricia Herr Veronica Herrera Carl Herrigstad Tracy Hittle Edwin Ho Celeste Holmes Karen Holt Kent Howard Chip Huckaby Larry Huerta Eleanor Huie Rachel Hunter Lynn Hurwitz David Jaber Mary Jacak Jerry Jacopetti Sandi Janusch Joanne Jastrom Bobbi Jayne James Jenkins Joel Mote Julie Johnson Wayne Johnson Tim Jones Steven Jones Yvonne Jones Denise Justin Jo Kahuanui Matthew Kapellas Scott Keller Cindy Kennedy Kim Kennedy Keith Kindle Alisa Kinnon Jayne Kirk Valerie Knell Tammy Knott Dan Knox Sandy Knudsen Paul Kofman Elizabeth Kools James Koubek Name that tune. Frosh Take Studies and Social Life in Stride Derek Krause Jon Kriens Kathie Kugler Linda Lacativa Mike La Hue Mike Lane Kirsten Langerfeld Mischele Langlinais Cindy Lanier Cathy Lanterno Tim Laramie Nancy Laviolette Pat Leach Patti LeClair David Lee Judith Lee Randall Lee Trudy Leek Asher Levy Carol Lewis Penny Lidyard Glenn Lim Kathy Liming Vicki Little Don Longanecker Lisa Lothian Pam Low Andrea Lowther Joyce Lutz Anne Maddock Patti Marchesi Dave Marion Dale Maroney Michelle Marshall Eugene Martin Charmaine Martinelli Rusty Martinelli Debbie Matsuura Mike Maurice Robert May Terrence McCauley Timothy McCavler Scott McDonald Karen McElhinney Joe McMahon Steve McKenna Deanne Mediati Tom Mendoza Teresa Mesa Mike Michaleto Lesley Millard Denise Miller John Millpointer Karen Mills Debbie Miner Falincia Mitchell Jeanette Moffit annie Gob Kevin Molder Kathy Montague Dan Moore Clayton Morgen David Morgan Lanell Morgan John Morris Ken Morris Vicki Morten Ruth Mowrey Peter Muir Janan Munns Rick Munoz Charlene Murphy Matthew Murphy Marty Navarro Laura Naylor Carol Nelson Karen Nelson Michelle Newman , They're getting smaller every year! H Ornets show spirit by going to games. 7 Birney Niederbrach Sandy Nish Tom Nunley Donna O’Brien Thomas Oliver Jody Oriarte Ted Owens Linda Pacheco Kelly Pak Mary Palazzotto John Pang Karla Parker Bill Parsons Chris Patton Gavin Payne Matt Pena J. Peters Debbie Peterson Debbie Phillips Tonja Phillips Rodney Pimental Stephen Potter Byrne Pumphrey Rusty Quintana Silvia Rabe Roberto Ramos Tony Rarden Rene Rasmussen Sally Rather Lorrie Ray Anthony Reid Dave Reitz Barbara Reed Jeanette Reed Sandy Renk Lois Reeks Vicki Reynolds Kim Richina Tammy Risley Kathleen Roberts Gilmore, DeBoever Lead Class of ’78 Lisa Roberts Ricky Robertson Deeanne Robinson Chery! Robinson Vince Rodriguez Roberta Rossi Barbart Rourick Gordon Ruark Joey Russell Gary Sabo David Samelson Diana Sanchez Farita Sanchez Anthony Sandoval John Sanford Jan Santel Anthony Sandoval Susan Santos Kim Satriano Lisa Saugar Karin Schaening Jim Schlagel Karen Selhorst Tom Sensabaugh Frank Sever Pam Sequeira Pamela Sero Mike Sherman Ragu Shet Chris Shipley Brad Shugart Mark Sigmor Lynn Simon Chris Slown Greer Smith Deborah Smith Kevin Smith Ray Snider Yvette Sonnier Ken Spalding Ellen Steele Lucy Stephens Cindy Stookey Russ Stone John Sturman Dale Sutton Jeanette Taff Eugene Takahashi Rhonda Terry Tina Thacker Charles Thomas Jim Thomas Mike Thomas Bruce Thompson Steve Thompson Smarleneg Tinti Carole Tkoch Grace Tolentino Freshmen Face New Horizon in School Karen Tolentino Renee Topel Sandra Townsend Stacie Tripp Kathie Tugaeff Kim Turner Nancy Ung Joanne Vacca Gloria Valenzuela Dennis Valerio Karen Veenbaas Robert Vierra Becky Voss Denny Wallace Sandy Wallace Richard Warner Aaron Watts Kathy Way Carol Wayburn Roberta Weaver Jennifer Wedrick Christine Weidler Celia Wesenberg Bobby Westerhoff Ken White Robert Wiese Becky Williams Upper left: Dave Jaber shows Freshman spirit on Basketball team Above: Sophomore teaches Freshman the ropes. Upper right: Freshmen students participate in Ball Throwing. Right: Future secretary? Far right: Read any GOOD books lately? Debra Williams Pam Williams Diane Williamson Rocky Withers Debbie Withrow Chris Wilson Danny Wilson Lisa Wilson Debbie Wonder Durwin Wong Tracey Wong Tony Wood Becky Wride Davio Wyles Adriene Yee Elizabeth Yee Paula Zarour Teresa Zug i + ena Peto Rick Camble Spur cee me ies ... .CLASS.OF 75 HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR FASHION NEEDS WHEN ISA CONVENIENT TIME TO SAVE MONEY? ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS... years old | have worked for years My income for this period totals $ Of this amount I have left $.... IF THESE ANSWERS DON’T SATISFY YOU, IT’S TIME YOU DID SOMETHING ABOUT IT. See Coach Gamble Your Franklin Life Representative WESTERN MARKET GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ‘75 Owned and Operated by Bob and Evelyn Joy 1424 Park Street Alameda LOARD’S ICE CREAM GROCERIES and QUALITY PRODUCE Open Holidays - Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2265 South Shore Center ; ‘ Delivery Service Alameda 521-0873 522-8255 522-8254 The Best Ice Cream In Town TELEPHONE 522-0110 Boutere Gakery Wedding and Party Cakes a Specialty 1417 PARK STREET RALPH A. GABELMAN ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA 94501 Ss, Aguew Codiga Realtors Congratulations Class of ‘74 Thelma C. (Mickey) Agnew Denise Agnew Codiga Real Estate Brokers 1428 Park St. Alameda, Calif. Office 523-4000 Ray Calandri RAY CALANDRI SERVICE 2425 Central Ave. Alameda, California 94501 Phone 522-8800 Tires Since 1935 Motor Tune-up State Official Smog State Official Lights - Brakes wheel aligning Balance JOHNNY’S GYM Wishes the boys and girls of the class of {75 a happy and healthy future 2306 Encinal Ave. men only Alameda, Calif. special student 522-9837 rates BOOKSTORE HARD PAPERBACK - SPECIAL ORDER RESTAURANT SANDWICHES FONDUES CREPES ARTS CRAFTS CLASSES SUPPLIES LIVE MUSIC NIGHTLY HOURS: MON-THURS 10 to10:30 FRI and SAT 10 toll:30 SUNDAY Noon til 6:00 Available for private parties Sundays after 6 PM 1906 BROADWAY ALAMEDA ae TH HI at! 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ALAMEDA, CALIF. 94501 522-9131 THE ACAPULCO RESTAURANT 2104 Lincoln Avenue, Alameda, California Phone: 523-4936 Owned Operated By The Quintero Family Since 1953 It’s the real thing. Coke. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA CONGRATULATIONS COMPANY BY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CALIF., OAKLAND, CALIF. CLASS OF 75 Though ours is a world of complexities and unrest, it is still a ‘good old world.’ Now is the time for us all to look ahead, think positively, and work together for a better tomorrow. And it’s the students of today to whom we must turn, for it is they who are tomorrow’s leaders. Congratulations to the class of ‘75. We’re counting on you! Fowter-Anoerson FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2244 SANTA CLARA AVE. ALAMEDA GALLAGHER AND LINDSEY Jack Gallagher Don Lindsey Real Estate Brokers Congratulations Class of “75” Office 521-8181 2418 Central Ave. Res. 523-6628 Alameda, Calif. 94501 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FOR WORK AND PLAY A Robert K. Huston of John F. Hofer CENTER CARROLL Phone 522-2110 2319 Lincoln at Park Alameda, Calif. 94501 TR AVE L S E RV l Cc E, | N C. 1412 Park Street Good Luck to the Class of 1975 Alameda, California 94501 . E ae ene EAN ave we OLSSON PLUMBING HEATING CO. World Wide Travel, Tours and Cruises 2425 Clement Ave. Alameda, Ca. 94501 Phone 522-2442 Lic 266425 Tel.: 523-0768 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES FROM THE FRIENDLY BANKS OF ALAMEDA: ALAMEDA FIRST NATIONAL BANK BANK OF AMERICA UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK WELLS FARGO BANK Alameda Clearing House Association Congratulations to the Class of June 1975 SHAW LUNT REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Property Management 1438 Park Street LA 3-2020 Best Wishes Class of ‘75 LASAR PLACEMENT AGENCY Men Women Beginner and Trainee Positions 1430 Franklin St. Oakland, California Phone 893-9612 In Alameda Since 1943 SCHWINN PEUGEOT Bob Jackson J. Taylor Mercian Eisentraut Ron Cooper Mondia 523-3264 STONE’S CYCLERY 2320 Santa Clara Ave. Alameda CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’75 Smiley Gallagher Company 1415 Oak Steet Alameda, California 5.2.2-113.2 ALAMEDA MUFFLER SERVICE 2338 Blanding Avenue: — Alameda, Calif. Phone: 522-1100 Congratulations Class of ‘75 Hard Work and Determination is all you will need for a GOOD LIFE. FEATURING THOSE EVER REFRESHING PINEAPPLE JULIUS —DRINKS— “ORANGE JUL US “JULIUS BURGERS “FRENCH FRIES CORN DOGS NEW YORK DOGS “CHICAGO DOGS “CALIFORNIA DOGS “SHAKES SOUTH SHORE SHOPPING CENTER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK CAVANAUGH MOTORS Over 50 Years in Alameda Lee R. Cavanaugh David Cavanaugh CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH 1700 Park Street LAkehurst 3-5246 For all of your Insurance or Real Estate Needs See JUSTIN REALTY INSURANCE 1526 Park St. 522-3567 Pee Reale i a li Bom Re tact Aa Mit: _,_. FURNITURE STRIPPING | ¢ ¢ METAL, TOO « « WE DO THE DIRTY WORK FOR YOU REPAIRING - REFINISHING CANING AVAILABLE ALAMEDA REFINISHING CENTER 2300 CENTRAL AVE. 22-2300) - AT OAK - ALAMEDA Our Congratulations to the Graduates Make Beauty Culture your career. We are now a part of the Alameda Unified School District curriculum under the R.O.P. Program and Adult Education Classes ALAMEDA BEAUTY COLLEGE 2318 Central Ave. 523-1050 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’75 H. SALT, esq. 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Manager for distinctive Oriental Gifts - Art Baskets - Brassware EXOTICA 2233 South Shore Center Alameda, Calif. 94501 Phone 523-5353 CHAPINS Stationery — Gifts — Greeting Cards Leather Goods LAkehurst 3-8343 SOUTH SHORE CENTER ALAMEDA, CALIF. 2000-08 ENCINAL AVENUE ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ‘75 ALAMEDA FIREMAN’S ASSOCIATIO alameda hobby craftre= 2322 Lincoln Ave. Alameda 523-2400 1410 Park St - Alameda, Ca - 94501 | | 5 e - Frank and Janet Murphy - ’ i ™ Las (415) 523-3980 TUCKER’S SUPER CREAMED ICE CREAM Serving Alameda Students Since 1941 1518 Park St. 522-4960 Alameda “HONORABLE SERVICE” FRANK McMANUS — HI AKAGI MANAGER — CRIS RAE Everything For The Sportsman Ski Rental Service — Athletic Equipment i iil p ot-. mm ff 4 ee } ge oa Free ° ‘ Bowling Balls — Drilled While You Wait Prema pant ie st med | six DA SPORTING GOODS LAkehurst 2-2345 SHOREPOINT LIQUORS SOUTH SHORE BEACH TENNIS CLUB Shorepoint Barber Salon ia GOURMET FOODS 410 Westline Dr. Manicurist available Alameda, Calif. 94501 406 WESTLINE DRIVE Phone 865-5020 ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA 94501 FOR APPOINTMENTS '- 865-1446 COMPLETE LINE OF DOMESTIC PAUL SAMIMI WINES AND SPIRITS Bordanaro Zarcone PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR ALAMEDA HIGH SCHOOL WE OFFER A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE FINE PORTRAITURE CHILDREN AND BABIES ENGAGEMENT PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WEDDINGS—FORMAL CANDID PUBLICITY AND PROMOTION SCHOOL—ANNUALS ACTIVITIES MISS DEBBIE GOBBLE IDENTIFICATION AND PASSPORT COPY AND RESTORATION EXECUTIVE PORTRAITS ALL IN NATURAL COLOR OR BLACK AND WHITE 644 EAST 14th STREET - SAN LEANDRO, CA 94577 562-8400 OUR 21st YEAR Best wishes Gv GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS ASSETS OVER $412 BILLION GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION + MEMBER: FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION, FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK | L528 Park Street 522-3800 CONGRATULATIONS FROM Groceries — Sundries Top Quality Meat Produce Bottle Goods at. PE N NEY COMPANY, INC. WE GIVE REDEEM ALAMEDA MERCHANT STAMPS 2217 South Shore Center 3211 Encinal at High St. 522-7171 “The Friendly Place” R.B. COOKE MEDICAL SURGICAL ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES INVALID SICKROOM SUPPLIES CHARLES R. WHEAT Phone 523-2233 2314 Central Avenue Alameda, Calif. 94501 Parking Next To Store BLUE CARPET FAMILY BILLIARDS Women Welcome - Tournaments BILLIARD EQUIPMENT - LESSONS 1226 Park St. 523-9858 Fy v Auut JEWELRY COMPANY 1430 Park ¢ Alameda, Calif. 94501 e (415) 522-5354 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘75 TEMPO MUSIC New and Used Instruments Instructions - Rentals Expert Repairing Thomas Organs Bruce Yeremian, Manager 2234 South Shore Center Alameda, Calif. 94501 Phone 523-0733 Alexander, Rodney 71 Alterman, Erik 22 Amargo, Henry 178,86 Amargo, Enrique 71 Amato, Tony 151 Anders, Eric 164 Anderson, Janet 125 Anderson, Steven 124 Anderson, Yvonne 178 Andrews, Keith 178 Antognazzi, Joseph 194 Antone, Carole 164 Apel, Michael 178 Archuleta, Eileen 178 Arman, Kimberly 124 Armijo, Michael 178 Armijo, Tony 177 Arnerich, Ronald 79,78,164,89 Arrol, Keith 44,45,124 Ashe, Virginia 178 Ashley, Dana 32,124 Avakian, Daniel 194 Avery, Laureen 194 Baily, Richard 194 Baily, Russell 82,164 Baker, Donald 164 Baker, Karen 164 Baker, Kenneth 125 Baker, Michael 194 Baker, Terri 178 Ballard, Judith 23,125 Ballard, Remy 178 Ballew, Susan 124 Banda, Ron 71 Baranyi, Stephen 178 Barbara, Nannette 50,124 Barker, Bradley 23,124,194 Barrantes, Marie 178 Barrett, Laura 187 Bas, Laurie 164 Bas, Robert 178,185 Bashaw, Forrest 194 Bates, Pamela 194 Batuu, Anthony 178 Bauerly, Melanie 178 Baughman, Pamela 94,178 Bavoa, Ron 194 Bayle, Elizabeth 55,124 Beacom, Marc 151 Beckering, Mark 178 Beckering, Roxann 194 Beckman, Eunice 178 Belden, Kevin 125 Bell, Jenifer 194 Bell, Timothy 164 Bellez, Francisco 164 Bellez, Rene 194 Belmares, Juan 71,86,194 Benchwick, Maxine 194 Benjamin, Nicholas 194 Benett, Edward 164 Bennett, Kenton 178 Bergenholtz, Lisa 178 Berges, Barbara 124 Berges, Barbara 124 Bergman, Janet 178 Bergsman, Robert 164,90 Bergstrom, Tina 55,165 Berlin, Krisie 165 Bernadou, Nanette 30,52,100,165 Bernardino, Arlen 39,124 Bernou, Daniel 178 Bernou, Jacques 54,95,124,126 Berry, Jeffery 184 Berti, Gary 86,178 Bertolino, Ann 178 Bertolino, Nancy 194 Bertolino, Raymond 125 Berumen, Kathy 125 Bickel, Charmaine 125 Billings, Jeri 165 Billings, Sheri 165 Billingsley, Kerry 165 Birabent, James 194 Blackwell, Donna 178 Bliss, Rickey 165 Blom, James 103,178 Blose, Curtis 153 Blount, Sandy 23,165 Boblis, Steven 165 Bodiford, Barbara 178 Bolmen, Barton 178 Bonadona, Denise 100,178,184 Bongiovanni, Gregory 22,23,124, 130 Bongiovanni, Mary 178 Bonino, John 165 Bonstin, Susie 194 Booker, Annette 194 Borgerson, Bret 194 Botello, Rebeca 165 Botti, Albert 178,188 Botts, William 165 Bowen, Craig 124 Bowers, Kathleen 125 Bowman, Rebecca 125 Bowman Roberta 127 Boyd, Christopher 194 Boyle, Jeffery 126 Bradley, Jane 50,126 Bradshaw, Shila 178 Braithwait, Mary 194 Brannan, Lori 165 Braun, Kurt 194 Bray, Barbara 127 Brecher, Christopher 194 Breitkopf, Carol 194 Brnnen, Tara 194 Brewer, Jesse 127 Brickman, Kim 127 Briscoe, Stanley 125 Broers, Ellen 194 Brodgon, Paula 25,165,173 Brooke, Deborah 194 Brooks, Wendy 194 Brown, David 165 Brown, Dwayne 78,79,178 Brown, Jan 178 Brown, Lori 51 Brown, Timothy 194 Brownson, Donald 56,165 Brownson, Nancy 20,21,23,127 Bruni, Michael 178 Bryant, Craig 81,165,214 Buccat, Elesio 178,92 Buendia, Steve 194 Buettner, Douglas 178 Buhnerkempe, Lori 100,178 Buitrago, Barbara 178 Buitrago, Richard 68,178 Burden, Teresa, 24,165,214 Burke, Jose 194 Burke, Randal 53,56,165,214 Burns, Sonia 194 Butler, Sean 99 Cabeha, Terry 126 Cabral, Leo 165 Calandri, George 54,66,68,127,92 Calderon, Tracy 178 Alestini, Brad 178 Calista, Sheila 165 Calkin, Renee 178,188 Camica, Phillip 54,165 Campbell, Clint 165 Campbell, Mark 179 Campbell, Susan 165 Candelario, Mark 194,71,90 Candler, Bennet 194 Canepa, Steve 194 Capilla, Antoinette 179 Caponia, Mary 179 Caponio, Michael 218 Carbajal, Ruby 165 Cardwell, Cory 179 Carlson, Donaldo 194 Carlson, Gail 165 Carlson, Ronaldo 194 Carlson, Michael 179,92 Carmigani, Mark 127 Carr, John 179 Carroll, Eric 127 Carson, Ronald 127 Cartwright, Alan 129 Casas, Millie 165,170 Case, Clayton 179 Castaldo, Tina 47,165 Cavanaugh, Karen 179 Cerruti, Karen 179 Cerruti, Richard 195 Challand, Denise 32,179 Chamberlain, Sophia 179 Champney, Katherine 195 Chandler, Mark 127 Chandren, Uma 127 Changmine, Cynthia 127 Chauncey, Dina 165 Chavez, Toby 68,71,82,165 Cheng, Jeffrey 165,92 Cheng, Norman 127 Cherry, Elena 195 Cheung, Lance 179 Chew, Rodney 179,90 Chiang, Kitty 179 Childe, Lori 165 Childs, John 165 Chin, Carol 165 Chin, Eric 179 Chin, Maryann 165 Chin, Robert 179 Chin, Steven 165 Ching, Rose 165 Chord, Shere 179 Cianciarulo, Sally 179 Clar, Micheal 195 Clark, Melissa 179 Clary, Christine 39,165 Clary, Steven 68,126 Clawson, Dathleen 126 Clay, Andrea 179 Clem, Debra 165,171 Clem, Douglas 179,92 Clendenen, Frank 68,179 Clerk, Bradford 171 Coates, Paul 179 Coates, Tamara 195 Coates, Debra 179 Cobb, Leslie 165 Cobb, Debra 179 Codman, Gene 179 Coffin, Barabra 127 Coffin, Kenneth 165 Coffin, Vicki 179 Cole, Kerry 179 Cole, Kimberly 127,50 Cole, Richard 195 Coleman, Janet 179 Coleman, Peggy 195 Coler-Dark, Kimberly 50,165,90 Colletti, Anna 195 Collins, Geraldine 165 Collins, James 165 Collins, Ronaldo 165 Collins, William 195 Conaughton, Gary 166 Conaughton, Kim 179 Conner, Shannon 195,100 Conner, Stephanie 100,27,218,125 Conners, Brett 83,68 Contaxis, John 127 Conway, Michaela 195,57 Cook, Barbara 127 Cook, Karen 127 Cook, Kasey 179,50,39 Cooke, Nancy 126,50,39 Cooper, David 166 Cooper, Michael 54,67,68,70,82,166 Cooper, Ross 23,126 Coople, Marsha 179 Corica, Rosemary 127 Cornell, Elizabeth 20,21,24,39, 127 Corpuz, Edison 195 Corpuz, Renaldo 166 Corral, Rebecca 23,127 Cortez, Alva 195 Cortez, Glen 179,91,90 Couchot, Quentin 30,33,60,130,128 Coulter, Pamela 32,195 Courneen, Karen 166 Coustier, James 195 Coustier, Thomas 166 Cowan, Scott 128 Cowell, Richard 180 Cox, Amberly 195 Cox, Desiree 24,163,166 Cozzolino, Constance 195 Cramer, Laura 179 Cramer, Trina 128 Crawford, Herbert 71 Crawford, Julie 51 Creese, Joy 23,166 Crithfield, Steven 166 Cross, Cindy 50,51,128 Cross, Orrin 195 Crow, Wayne 179 Cruz, Edward 179 Cubillo, Mark 166 Cusshiara, Ann 50,128 Cusshiara, Robert 166 Cuddyre, Susan 128 Cunningham, Rhoda 179 Cunningham, Sandra 166 Cuoco, Michael 195 Curtis, Catherine 30,33, 166 Dalek, Otis 166 Daminakes, David 128 Daniels, Denise 166 Darby, Dennis 71,90 Darby, Michael 68,128 Dare, Veronica 28,60, 166 Darrow, Marjorie 179 Daubeneck, Kelli 128 Davids, Bradly 179 Davidson, Janice 33,180 Davis, David 166 Davis, Donald 166 Davis, Ronald 180 Davis, Thrissia 166 Davis, Tim 180 Dawson, Gregg 195 Day, Jenette 195 DeBlieck, Caroline 56,128 D eBover, George 128 DeCastro, Jerry 71,195 Delgado, Mark 166 Delgado, Richard 180 Delia, Charles 180 Delk, Anita 32 DeMonte, Jeneanne 195 DeMonte, Roger 166 Denton, Randy 166 Denton, Thomas 180,90 DeRamus, Ellen 166 Derr, Candy 128 DeWolf, Kent 103,180 Diaz, Cesar 180 Dickerson, Martin 71,86, 195,200 Diffin, Penny 195 DeGiulio, Joseph 128 DiGiulio, Mary 180 Dileo, Cynthia 128 Dillard, Julianne 166 Dillon, Richard 166 Dillon, Sean 166 Dillow, Bernice 180 Dillon, Anita 128 Dixon, Maureen 128 Dixon, Melanie 128 Dixon, Sandra 192,195 Dixon, Shawn 99 Dobbs, Donals 128 Dodge, Christopher 103,195 Dodge, William 129 Dodson, Valerie 195 Dole, Bradley 195 Dole, Warren 166 Dollinger, Lisa 99 Donatello, George 166,195 Donsbach, Margeret 166 Dougherty, Douglas 195 Douglas, Sheila 195 Doumitt, Robert 180 Douthit, Peppy 166 Downey, Rhonda 180 Downie, Richard 61,180 Drennen, Debra 180 Duffey, Darlyne 180 Dutcher, Donald 103,166,174 Echeguren, Linda 55,129 Edinger, Suzanne 166 Edinger, Timothy 129 Edmiston, William 195 Edsall, Heather 180 Edwards, Dianna 41,180 Edwards, Pamela 129 Egerman, James 44,129,207 Egerman, Richard 129, 180,90 Eichelberger, Susan 100,166 Elam, Lynn 50,130,153 Elderts, Heather 166 Elefante, Arthur 195 Elefante, Genevieve 195 Elias, Cynthia 180 Elias, Rodolfo 130,151 Elias, Serafina 166 Embody, Richard 166 Emmons, Diana 129 Erdmann, Robert 180 Erwin, Michael 54,129 Esguerra, Maria 99 Esmail, Amin 167 Esmail, Karim 167 Esmail, Yasmin 195 Esparza, Charles 71,180 Esparza, Dolores 130 Esquerra, Marie 129 Estigoy, Arlene 167 Euphick, Charles 195 Evans, Chery! 195 Everett, Daniel 167 Everett, Elizabeth 22,129,137 Exner, Belinda 195 Fairfax Eric 167 Farina, Clifton 195 Fariss, Randal 195 Farrington, Glen 129 Farrow, Steven 180 Fass, Kenneth 195 Faulkner, Judy 195 Faulkner, Richard 130 Faulkner, Juliane 195 Fell, Mary 57,177,180,195 Ferguson, Gem-en 130 Fernades, Maria 167 Fernadez, Alicia 129,130 Fertada, Walter 71 Fijol, Sandra 51,167 Fijol, Vickie 50,130 Filip, Laura 180 Fink, Edward 167 Finnell, Al 67,179,180 Firpo, Richard 130,92 Fisher, Michael 180 Fischer, Patti 56,180 Fiszcuk, Mary 180 Flannigan, Mark 180 Fleischmann, Valerie 167 Fleming, Deborah 180 Fleming, Grace 32,180 Fleming, Patricia 195 Fleming, Susan 167,90 Floyd, Theodore 195 Follrath, Beverly 167 Follrath, Deborah 195 Follrath, Bob 103,130,134 Fong, Karen 50,130 Fong, Neal 130 Fong, Steve 167 Forbes, John 180 Foreman, Charles 195 Forster, Elizabeth 180 Forster, Glenn 167 Fortez, Maria 131 Foster, Linda 195 Foster, Vera 130 Fox, Bryan 195 Fox, Donna 180,195 Franchi, Jerry 167 Frankel, Thomas 22,68,69,54,130 Franks, Gordon 33,130 Franks, Paul 195 Frazer, Richard 71,180 Frazer, Tana 195 Freccero, Karen 167 Freitas, Stephen 180 French, Diane 130 French, Douglas 195 French, Dyanna 33,206,130,218 French, Harry 180 French, Lon 195 Frey, David 167 Friand, Mary 180 Friend, Elizabeth 167 Frizzell, John 180 Frye, Janice 130 Fryer, Nicholas 180 Fuentes, Arturo 86,180,71 Fuentes, Herb 130 Fuller, Kelly 131 Furtado, Karen 195 Furtado, Walter 195 Gaeta, Alexis 131,152 Gaidosh, Joseph 152 Gale, William 167 Galena, Michael 196 Gallegos, Pat 181 Gamble, Marrianne 131,57 Gandara, Lazara 167,39 Garica, Serafin 181 Garitano, Henry 131 Garretson, Larry 167 Garretson, Sheri 167 Garretson, Tamlynn 196 Garrett, Sandra 181 Garrett, Steven 196,86 Garza, Rebecca 167 Gastelum, Dianea 181 Gault, Jennifer 24,218,151,27,22,131 Gaunt, Whitney 196,71 Geer, Kieth 167 Gentry, Nonnie 167 Gerald, Norine 167 Gershick, Zsa Zsa 196 Ghera, Jorja 131 Gibson, Lawrence 167 Giddens, Michelle 181 Gildea, William 181 Gillette, Debra 181 Gillis, Bradley 131 Gilmore, Deborah 167 Gilmore, Pam 196,192,193 Gilmore, Micheal 131 Gingrich, Wendy 131 Gingrich, Micheal 181,90 Giorgono, Kirk 181 Glover, Nancy 196 Glynn, Robert 131,57 Glynn, Stephen 167,168,47 Glynn, Thomas 196 Gnutzman, Tamy 181 Gobble, Connie 198,196 Gobble, Debra 217,167,26,27 Gobble, Robert 132 Goddard, Steven 132 Golden, Kathleen 132 Golden, Linda 196 Golledge, Susan 181 Golledge, Tanya 196,192 Gomez, Benny 132 Gomez, Curtis 196 Gonsalves, Douglas 167 Gonsalves, Lisa 181 Gonzales, Andrew 167 Goo, Jade 196 Goode, Mark 133 Goodman, Rita 21,21,22 Goodwin, Michael 167 Gordon, Ronald 167,68 Gow, Jeanette 167 Grace, Steven 181,57 Graham, Chery! 133,153 Grant, Kathy 196 Gravelle, Allen 167 Grayson, Mary 167 Grayson, Michael 132 Greczmiel, Mark 167 Green, Tim 168 Greenberg, Michael 133,138 Greene, Micheal 181 Grice, Micheal 181 Groseclose, Brian 181 Gulbransen, Judith 196 Gustin, Mary 196 Guthrie, Lorraine 181 Guy, Brenda 181,177 Guy, Elizabeth 182 Gypson, John 182 Haas, Lisa 196 Haber, Cathy 100,169 Haffner, Hollis 168 Hagen, James 196 Hagen, Linda 168 Hall, David 132,153 Hall, Roland 131 Hallowell, Sally 50,27,168 Halvorsen, Mary 182 Hamilton, Tara 182 Hammons, Margaret 182 Han, Myong 182 Hanecak, Sherylanne 182 Hanly, Janet 28,132 Hana, Leigh 168 Hanna, Patricia 50,132 Hansen, Glenn 196 Hansen, Graydon 191,90 Hansen, Michael 182,86,71 Hansen, Robert 81,182,86,71,68 Hansen, Raymond 182 Happ, Karen 196,51 Happ, Mark 133 Happe, Cynthia 50,33 Hargrove, John 182 Harmon, David 196,86 Harmon, Gina 182,50 Harmon, Patrica 132,152,50 Harper, Charles 132,134 Harris, Douglas 182 Harris, James 168 Harrison, Elizabeth 32,33 Hartly, Amber 182 Hartman, Harry 54,132,22,68,69 Hasegawa, Anne 133 Hashimoto, Thomas 182 Hassna, Cynthia 152,50,133 Hatch, David 168 Hatch, Jean 182,55 Hausener, Susan 196,33 Hawly, Zandra 182 Hayme, Glenn 131 Hayme, Jamie 86,168,195 Hayes, Gay 196 Hayes, Peter 81,182 Haward, Mark 196 Healy, Denise 132,26,168,41 Healy, John 125,78,68,79,76,132,54,191 Heflin, Peter 131 Heimans, Steven 168 Heinz, Charles 132 Heinz, Jane 168 Helsen, Charles 168 Helton, Matthew 182 Hemnes, Laurel 182 Hempy, Lisa 132,23 Henderson, Sandra 182,133 Henninger, Kurt 168,170 Henninger, Lisa 182 Henry, Dean 168 Henry, Kristine 182 Henry, Michael 131,90 Henschel, Glenyse 182,32 Hentemann, Henry 196 Hernandez, Linda 196 Hernandez, Michael 131 Hernandez, Paymond 131 Hernandez, Tami Herr, Patrica 196 Herrera, Kathleen 22,133 Herrera, Veronica 196 Herrigstad, Carl 196 Herrigstad, Kathleen 50,132 Hicky, David 132 Higbee, Nancy 57,132 Higgins, Richard 151,207,132 Hill, Timothy 134 Hince, John 133 Hince, Thomas 168 Hittle, Tracy 196 Ho, Diana 168 Ho, Edwin 196 Hoag, Kieth 168 Hoag, Ray 182,71 Hodges, Debbie 131 Hoffman, Michael 182 Holden, Michael 182 Holmes, Celeste 196,192,193 Holmes, Julie 169 Hollis, Steve 169 Holsinger, Alison 135 Holt, Karen 196 Holt, Robert 169,86 Hook, Richard 135,33 Horlbeck, Lisa 169 Horton, Debra 169 Horton, John 169 Housner, Sandra 135 Hovey, Kelly 182 Howard, Kent 196 Hubbard, Mark 169 Huckaby, Charles 196,90 Huergas, Crispin 131 Huergas, Romeo 182 Huerta, Larry 196 Huff, Jeri 182 Huie, Eleanor 196 Humphry, Valerie 133 Hunt, Katherine 135 Hunt, Jerri 169 Hunter, Rachel 196 Hupp, Ronald 135 Hurt, Linda 135,169 Hurwitz, Lynn 196 Illacqua, Gene 134 Ikeda, Mari 24,169 Inram, Ralph 61,169 Inouye, Sandra 169 Irby, Christine 134 Ironside, Jim 54,71,82,182 lronside, Mark 68,54,134 Isbell, Mary 169 Ivey, Carolyn 135 Izard, Robyn 169 Jaber, David 71,196,202,90 Jaber, Lee 169,28,135 Jacak, Barbara 23, Jackson, Christopher 135 Jackson, Kim 169 Jackson, Pamela 169 Jackson, Patrica 182 Jackson, Steven 169 Jacobsen, Kirk 182 Jacopetti, Jerry 196 Jameson, Deborah 169 Janusch, Jay 38,135 Jastrom, Josephine 196 Jauco, Trinidad 182 Jay, Sandra 169 Jayne, Bobbi 57 Jayne, Bonni 57,182,196 Jeffries, Kimberly 134 Jenkins, James 196 Jennings, Jeffrey 169 Jennings, Lori 182 Jensen, Norman 54,134 Jepsen, John 182 Jew, Jean 182 Johnson, Dale 169 Johnson, Georgia 182 Johnson, Jo 169 Johnson, Julie 196 Johnson, Michael 169 Johnson, Pamela 46,169,216 Johnson, Rozanna 169 Johnson, Wayne 196 Jones, Robert 169 Jones, Steven 196 Jones, Timothy 196 Jones, Yvonne 196 Joplin, Cinday 134 Joseph, Laurie 23,169 Juntilla, Deborah 135 Justin, Denise 193,196 Kahuanui, Daniel 54,68,69,88, 90 Kahuanui, Patti 196 Kahuanui, Robert 66,68 Kane, Barbara 135 Kapellas, Christopher 182 Kapellas, Matthew 196,92 Kapellas, Nicolette 177,182 Kasdan, Judel 135 Kathain, Gorge 136 Kawabata, Nancy 169 Kayser, Lindsay 136 Kearney, Lisa 182 Keegan, Timothy 68,136 Keel, Carol 183 Keel, Kenneth 169 Keller, Scott 196 Kehres, Dary! 103,169 Kehres, Debbie 169 Keller, Denise 183 Kellogg, Jeffrey 137 Kelly, Brian 136 Kennedy, Cindy 196 Kennedy, Kimberly 196 Kestyus, Kathryn 169 Key, Kenneth 183 Kieffer, Leslie 136 Kim, Kenneth 102,103,136 Kindem, Christina 136 Kindle, Brent 196 Kindle, Frances 151,90 Kindle, Ray 183,186,89 Kinnon, Alisa 196 Kirk, Jayne 196 Kirk, Kathryn 169 Kish, James 136 Kitani, Dennis 183 Kjelland, Helen 169 Klein, Denise 183 Kleinhans, Robert 183 Kluitenberg, Gerard 183 Kluitenberg, Theodora 55,136 Knell, Valerie 196 Knott, Tammy 196 Knotts, Gary 103 Knox, Dan 196 Knudsen, Sandra 55,196 Koenig, Karen 39,169 Kofman, Paul 196 Kolanda, Nicola 50,6 -,183 Kools, Elizabeth 196 Koubek, James 196 Krause, Derek 197 Krause, Gregor 44,183 Kriens, Scott 54,93,197 Kriser, Kurt 183 Krites, Deborah 183 Krites, Ronnie 183 Kuge, Pamela 169 Kuglar, Kathleen 197 Lacative, Carole 183 Lacative, Linda 197 Lachney, Lorna 136 Lager, Kelly 136 Laguillo, Kim 47,169,218 LaHue, Thomas 47,88,78,169 LaManna, Perry Landeros, Alice 169 Landerth, Cathy 183 Lane, Linda 136 Lane, Michael 197 Langerfeld, Kristine 197 Langlinais, Mary 197 Lanier, Cindy 197 Lanterno, Cathy 197 Lanterno, Jeffery 136 Laramie, Kathleen 51,50,136 Laramie, Tim 197 Largusa, Frank 183 Largusa, Lana 136 Larkin, Denise 136 Larkin, Tim 183,103 Larson, John 136,152 Larson, Michelle 136,56 Lasar, Lyn 136,47 Lau, Fonnie 183 Laurin, Kirk 183 Laviolette, Donald 170,87,86 Laviolette, Nancy 197 Lawrence, Dean 55,136 Lawson, Janet 183 Leach, Michael 170,71 Leach, Patrick 197 LeClair, Patrica 197 Ledford, Renee 137 Lee, David 197 Lee, Diana 183 Lee, Helen 183 Lee, James 137 Lee, Jody 170 Lee, Judith 197 Lee, Raymond 183 Leek, Carol 137,50 Leek, Trucy 197 Lehman, Grace 25,170 Levy, Asher 197 Lewis, Carol 197 Lewis, Claudia 183 Leyva, Roxanne 183 Lidyard, Patrica 197 Lightcap, Laura 137 Lim, Glenn 197 Lim, Jeffery 183 Liming, Kathy 197 Linde, Mark 183 Little, Ronald 183 Little, Vicki 32,197 Littlejohn, Stephen 54,137 Livesey, Brian 183 Longanecker, Don 197 Longoria, Isela 170 Looney, Jan 170 Lopes, Dorothy 183,173,55 Lopes, Julie 137 Lopes, Maria 137 Lopez, Roberto 170 Lorenzo, Niel 137 Lothian, Lisa 197 Loux, Nicole 183 Low, Pamela 197 Lowry, Mary 137 Lowther, Andrea 198 Lowther, Leslie 139 Lundgren, Carl 139,103 Luther, Linda 183 Lutz, Joyce 198 Lyles, Melissa 170 Lynch, James 171 Lynch, Tom 170 Lynn-Jones, Sean 183 Machado, Katherine 183 Macias, Ricky 183 Mack, Keith 184 MacKenzie, Joan 139 Maddock, Brian 170 Mah, Alden 184 Mahaffy, Theodore 170,103 Maher, Caroline 170,41 Mann, David 170,68,70 Manning, Dean 71 Manzanares, Ted 139 Marchello, Terri 139 Marchesi, Patrica 198 Mariani, Maria 139,24,50 Maricle, Barara 170,100 Marion, David 198 Marlan, Janet 170 Maroney, Dale 198 Marsh, Cyndie 170 Marshall, Donald 171 Marshall, Michelle 198 Martin, Billy 198 Martin, Kimberly 170,55,33,198 Martinelli, Charmaine 198 Martinelli, Russell 198 Mason, Steven 184 Matheney, Joann 184 Matheney, Ronald 170 Matheson, Kathleen 184 Matsuoka, Juanita 138 Matsuura, Debora 198 Matthews, Gregory 184 Matthews, James 138 Maurice, Michael 198,92 Maxstadt, Thomas 139 May, Robert 198 Maybee, Carol 33,184,90 Mayer, Joy 184 Mayer, Julie 170 Mays, Thomas 184 McBrayne, Robert 184 McCauley, Terrence 198 McCauley, Timothy 134 McCavler, Timothy 198 McChesney, Nanette 170 McCormick, David 184 McDonald, Scott 198 McDowell, Sonja 139 McElhinney, Frances 184 McElhinney, Karen 57,198 McFann, Gregory 163,170 McFarland, Joseph 170 McGee, Michael 170 McGraw, Dayna 184 McGraw, Leslie 171 McGreehan, Michael 139 McKee, Michael 139,207 McKee, Patrica 153 McKenna, Richard 138 McKenna, Steven 103,198 McLaughlin, Robert 68,82,184 McMahon, Joseph 198 McNamee, John 184 McRory, Carole 184 McRory, James 184 Meatea, Tom 71 Meda, Thomas 185,90 Mediati, Deanne 198 Mediati, Debra 171 Medina, Cathy 32,185 Medjock, Shawna 171 Meekins, Arthur 185 Meling, Linda 185 Mendez, Anthony 171 Mendoza, Terri 70,171 Mendoza, Thomas 198 Mercer, Stanley 171 Merrigan, Patricia 185 Mesa, Cynthia 171 Mesa, Dolores 185 Mesa, Teresa 198 Michaleto, Michael 198 Michaleto, Peter 76,79,86,87,68 Michelbook, Dennis 185,90 Middleton, David 151 Mikami, Michele 185 Miland, Emil 28,179,185 Millard, Betty 138 Millard, Del-Franklin 103,171 Millard, Lesley 198 Miller, Denise 198 Miller, George 68 Miller, Renee 171 Miller, Suzanne 57,185 Miller, Thomas 71 Millican, Elizabeth 139 Millican, Roberta 185 Millican, Terry 171 Millpointer, John 198 Mills, Danny 139,141 Mills, Jeffrey 185 Mills, Karen 198 Miner, Deborah 198 Mitchell, Falincia 198 Miura, Mokoto 171 Mockel, Darlene 139 Moffit, Dwight 171 Moffit, Jeanette 198 Molder, Kevin 198 Monaghan, Jeffery 139 Monsef, Ali 140 Montague, Colleen 171 Montague, Kathleen 198 Montgomery, Valerie 140 Moore, Daniel 198 Moore, Ronald 171 Morgal, Sherie 171 Morgan, Clayton 198 Morgan, David 198 Morgan, Lanell 198 Morgan, Linda 171 Morikawa, Stacey 140 Morris, Catherine 185 Morris, Eileen 185 Morris, John 185 Morris, Kenneth 198 Morris, Laraine 171 Morris, Mark 71 Morrison, Gergory 71,185 Morse, Patrick 82,171 Morten, Vicki 198 Mote, Joel 196 Mo te, Marcus 171 Mowrey, John 185 Mowrey, Maryann 171 Mowrey, Ruth 198 Muir, Peter 198 Mulay, Nirupama (Pinky) 185 Mulay, Vaija 140,90 Mulhare, Susan 141 Mullen, Enita 100,185 Mullen, Stephen 171,174 Mundy, Paul Ellsworth 171 Munns, Janan 198 Munns, Kaycee 141,153 Munoz, David 140 Munoz, Maryann 185 Munoz, Ricardo 198 Murphy, Charlene 198 Murphy, Claudia 185 Murphy, Heather 185 Murphy, Matthew 95,198 Murphy, Phyllis 171 Murphy, Sean 170 Murray, Laura 185 Musleh, Amy 140 Musleh, Nimer 185 Muzio, Anthony 93,171,92 Mycroft, Cynthia 140 Mycroft, Steven 185 Naleway, Dean 185 Navarro, Gilbert 171 Navarro, Martin 198 Naylo r 198 Maylor, Marjorie 39,141 Nelson, Carol 100,198 Nelson, Debra 185 Nelson, Karen 193,198 Newkirk, James 185 Newkirk, Michael 41,171,90 Newman, Michelle 198 Newton, Mary 141 Nichols, Trina 185 Niece, Martha 171 Niec, Sandra 57,140 Niederbrach, Birney 199 Niederbrach, Charles 71,185 Nish, Giselle 140 Nish, Janie 185 Nish, Norma 140 Nish, Sandra 199 Noe, Bernadette 185 Noonan, Lloyd 140 Nordstrom, Brenda 141 Noriega, Roxann 141 Norris, Mark 185 Nunes, Barry 185 Mim;eu, Thomas 199 Nutter, Terri 153 O’Brien, Donna 199 Ogle, Stewart 24,26,171,206,90 Oliver, Dana 171 Oliver, Thomas 71,199 Olson, Louie 185 Olveira, Andres 185,90 Oriarte, Jody 33,199 Orr, Mary 140 Ortega, Patricia 185 Ortez, Gerardette 140 Ortez, Joseph 185,90 Ortiz, Gloria 178,176,185 Osborn, Bradley 140,68,54 Otis, Dale 171 Overstreet, Guy 171 Owens, Debra 140 Owens, Edward 171 Owens, Ernest 171 Owens, Lana 171 Owens, Ted 199 Pacheco, Linda 199 Pagano, Robert 68,69 Paisal, Andrew 185 Pak, Hanna 186 Pak, Kelly 199 Palazzotto, Mary 199 Palombo, Susan 185 Pang, John 199 Pannell, Patrica 180,181,186 Pardee, Bruce 186 Paris, Nancy 141 Parker, April 171 Parker, Bruce 141 Parker, Karla 199 Parks, Allan 171 Parlzac, Maryane 171 Parsons, William 199 Pena, Stephanie 140 Pepares, Peter 140 Pepares, Demetra 171 Perata, David 140 Perata, Laura 171 Perata, Lisa 141,186 Perata, Michael 141 Perez, Collen 186 Perkins, Claudia 142,50 Perkins, Steven 186 Pesco, Anthony 186 Pesco, Frank 171 Pesco, Robert 171 Perters, Kelley 199 Peterson, Cynthia 171 Peterson, Deborah 199 Pertroelje, Lee 171 Phillippe, Steven 186 Philippi, Michael 142 Phillips, Deborah 199 Phillips, Terrie 142 Phillips, Todd 103 Phillips, Tonja 199,192 Pichette, Kelly 142 Pieczonka, Terry 86,186,71 Pierce, Timothy 142 Pimental, Rodney 71,199 Pingree, Cynthia 50,171,25 Piro, Frank 171 Pitman, Mariln-171 Placourakis, John 171,42,54 Placourakis, Aaron 54,152 Poole, Donald 171 Poole, Douglas 142 Pope, Cathy 142 Poree, Nickolas 71;92 Potter, Stephen 199 Pounds, Karen 142 Powell, Cynthia 142,24,20, 21 Powers, Julie 142 Price, Gary 171 Price, Laura 171 Price, Patricia 142,145,90 Pries, Kendall 186,57 Proctor, Deborah 186,176 Pruden, Margaret 186 Psihos, Katina 171 Pugh, Dean 186 Pumphrey, Byrne 199 Purcell, Elizabeth 142 Purvis, Kathy 186,55 Purvis, Linda 187,55 Pye, Kevin 187 Quintana, Raymond 79,68,71,171 Quintana; Russell 199,82,86,71 Quintero, Mario 171,164 Qunitero, Ricardo 187 Rabe, Silvia 199 Rabe, Sonja 187 Ramos, Lorenzo 199 Rangel, Jamie 17t Rarden, Anthony 199 Rasmussen, Rene 199 Rather, Sally 199 Ratto, Benedetto’187 Ratto, Catherine 142: ° Ratto, James 143 Ratto, Michael 143 Ratto, Randall 143,54,68 Ratto, Steven 188,187,181,54,92 Ray, Lorrie 199 Ray, Scott 143,27,152,54 Reed, Jeanette 199 Reeks, Lois 199 Regan, Denise 171,82 Regan, Mark 187,82 Regan, Michael 143 Reid, Anthony 199 Reitz, Steven 171,71,90 Reitz, Brain 187,79 Renk, Brain 187,79 Renk, Sandra 199,57 Reno, Dale 143 Reno, Dennise 187 © Reno, Nancy 171 Reyes, Elsa 143 Reyes, Engracia 187 Reyes, Jo Ellen 143 Reyes, Rita 171 Reynolds, Julie 143) Reynolds, Lynette 143 Reynolds, Preston 54,68,171 Reynolds, Vicki 199 Rhodes, Cindy 143 Rich, Dwayne 187 Rich, Kenneth 144 Richards, Brian 187 Richards, Mark 67 Richardson, Kenneth 144,126 Richardson, Marshall 144 Richina, Kim 199 Rikkers, Mark 71,187 Risley, Tammy 199 Rivas, Tep 187 Rivera, Letitia 153;171 Rivera, Raquel 171 Rivera, Robert 144 Rivera, Toni 50 144 Roberts, Kathleen 56,199 Roberts, Lisa 200 Roberts, Mark 57,144 Roberts, Michael 68,81, 187,90,89 Robertson, Ricky 71,200 Robey, Erin 172 Robinson, Alicia 172 Robinson, David 23,45,4'4,172 Robinson, Dee 200 Robison, Chery! 32,200 Robles, JoAnna 187 Rocero, John 187 Roche, Alan 187 Rodenburg, Carl 172 Rodriguez, Isabel 172 Rodriguez, Vincente 200 Rogers, Harry 82,83 Roodvoets, Michael 54,58, 144,89 Rooks, John 172 Root, Michael 187 : Roschitsch, Donna 50,144 Ross, Gary 187 Rossi, Roberta 200 Rossillon, John 144 Roth, Julianne 187 Roth, William 172 Rourick, Barbara 200 Rourick, Christopher 172 Rourick, Danny 144 Rourick, Jackie 25,41,172 Rowe, Debora 153 ; Royer, Thomas 187 Ruark, Gordon 200 Ruark, Maurice +72 Ruiz, Joseph 172 Rundle, Barbara 32,171 Rundle, Steven.71 Russell, Joey 200 Russo, David 144 Rusting, Jeanne 187 Ryan, Michael Patrick 187 Ryan, Michael Philip 187 Ryan, Stacey 33,173 Sabo, David 144 ; Sabo, Gary 71,200 Salindong, Glenn 144 Samelson, David 200 Samelson, Wynn 172 Samra, Anthony 144° _- Sanborn, Robert_172 Sanchez, Diana 200 Sanchez, Fabiana 200 Sanchez, Marisa 144 Sanders, Ronnie 172 Sandifer, Jeffery 172 Sandoval, Michelle 187 Sanford, John 200 Santos, Armando 71,86,187 Santos, Jaclyn 200 Sanzoval, Anthony 71 Sargent, Sherry 50,144 Sarrica, Kurt 170,172 Satriano, Kim 201 Saugar, Lisa 201 Saxton, Alan 183,187 Scalzo, Mark 172 Schaening, Karin 201 Scheer, Amy 173 Schlagel, James 201 Schmaltz, Mitchell: 187 Schopf, 173 : Schreiber, Karen 144,187 Schroeder, Louis 26,103, 144 Schumacher, Cynthia-144 Scott, Elaine 144° Seladrst, Karen 201 Selhorst, John 173 Selhorst, Susan 184 Sensabaught, Tom 201 Sequeira, Kenneth 187,71 Sequeira, Pamela 201 Seto, Pamela 201 Sever, Frank 101 Sharp, David 54,93, 145,92 Shawnego, Scott 173 Shelton, Bruce 102 Shelton, Mark 134,145 Sherman, Mary 163,167 Sherman, Michael 201 Shermer, Blake 71 Shet, Raguveer 201 Shet, Sheila 145 Shipley, John 201 Shouse, Bobby 145 Shugart, Brad 201 Shugart, Denise 51,145 Shugart, Karlene 100,173 Sigmon, Mark 201,90 ’ Sigmon, Michael 44,45,145 Silva, David 187 Silva, Robert 145 Silveira, Rickey 81,86,187 Silver, Debra 173 Silverman, Jeffrey 81,176,187,90 Silverman, Valorie173 Silvers, Thomas 173 °° Simmons, Mark 145 : Simon, Jonas 81,68 Simon, Lynn 201 Simon, Paul 173 Slown, Paul ‘173,52,68 Smith, Chris 86 Smith, Darréft 173 Smith, Deborah 201 Smith, Gerald’ 187 Smith, Greer 204 Smith, Gregory 173 Smith, Kevin 201 — Smith, Mark. 187 Smith, Sylvia 145 Smulyan, David 42,173°. Snider, Linda 173 “ Snider, Ray Snopkowski, Joan 173 Serkins, Greg 173 Sassie, Steven 193 Soffiotto, Anne 173 Soffiotto, Bert 187,86 Sohrabi, Nastaran 187 Sompter, James 187° Song, Hungsoon 187,145,55 Sonido, Eugene 187,82,147,79 Sonido, Joanne 50,187,176 Sonido, Joseph 81,173 Sonnier, Denise 173,33 Sonnier, Nina 147 Sonnier, Yvette 201 Soouek, Lee 187 Sousa, Theresa 187,176 Souza, Dina 147 Souza, Michael 79,170 Spalding, Kenneth 201 Spangler, Brook 147 Spangler, Drue 173 Spier, Bradly 173,92 Spellman, Leslie 173 Spencer, Robin 147,55 Sperry, Douglas 187 Stagnaro, Monte, 187 Stambaugh, Andrea 147 Staples, Paul 187 Steele, Ellen 201 Steele, Sharon 173 Stein, Richard 173 Stenberg, Deborah 187 Stephens, Charlene 187 Stephens, Ilene 187 Stephens, Lucille 201 Stern, Debra 146 Stevens, Randell 187 Stuart, Paul 71 Stich, Linda 147,100 Stidolph, Loretta 147 Stidolph, Michael 157 Stone, Russell 201,60 Stooky, Cynthia 201 Stubbs, Deirdre 201 Stumborg, Sharon 147 Stumborg, Steven, 90 Sturman, Richard 173 Suboreau, Christopher 187 Sutherland, Shannon 24,173 Sutton, Dale 201 Sweeny, Diane 187 Sylvia, Catherine 147 Szerencsy, Suzanna 173 Tabisaura, Barbara 147 Taddei, James 187 Taddei, Steven 146,92 Taff, Jeanette 201 Takahashi, Antony 189 Takahashi, Arleigh 61,201 Takamura, Bobby 82,187 Tate, Jennifer, 146 Tavernier, Clayton 187 Taylor, Anne 147 Taylor, Sandra 50,188 Taylor, Glenda 60,187 Terry, Rhonda 201 Thacker, Melinda 173 Thacker, Tina 201 Thesenvitz, Michael 147 Thieman, Chery! 39,177,188 Thieman, Frank 68,147 Thomas, Charles 201,90 Thomas, David 68,71,188,90 Thomas, Harry 148 Thomas, James 71,201 Thomas, LeRoy 173 Thomas, Lynda 188 Thomas, Martin 173 Thomas, Michael 201 Thomas, Ralph 173 Thompson, Alan 188 Thompson, Bruce 201,90 Thompson, Daniel 173 Thompson, Dolores 51,188 Thompson, Lauren 147 Thompson, Stephen 201 Thompson, Theresa 188,56 Thorson, Michael 148 Tibbs, Linda 188 Timbol, Susan 188 Timney, Douglas 148 Tiner, JoAnn 148 Tinti, Sharlen 201 Tkoch, Carole 201 Toland, Hosea 33,188 Tolentino, Grace 201 Tolentino, Karen 202 Tolentino, Roel 61,173 Topel, Randi 173 Torrance, Patricia 173 Totorica, Frank 54,76,79,149 Townsend, David 149 Townsend, Sandra 202 Treichler, Ann 188 Trevallion, Susan 173 Triplett, Alan 148 Triplett, Virginia 50,173 Tripp, Peter 148 Tripp, Stacie 202 Trujillo, Cynthia 173 Trujillo, Theresa 188 Tsukada, Howard 188 Tuazon, Amado 148 Tugaeff, Kathleen 202 Turner, George 68,207,148,92 Turner, Keith 56,173 Turner, Kimberly 31,202 Tuttle, Evan 202,90 Tyler, Daniel 173 Tyson, Alison 149 Ung, John 188,90 Vacca, Anthony 81,82,173 Vacca, Joanne 202 Valenzuela, Gloria 32,202 Valenzuela, Jennie 32,174 Valenzuela, Matthew 173 Valenzuela, Victoria 186 Valerio, Dennis 71,202 Valerio, Melissa 173,90 Valerio, Raymond 173 VanAmburg, Donna 186 Vandenakker, Carrol 55,174,190 Vandenakker, Jaquelina 55,186 Vanderlaan, Robert 186 Vandiver, Gregg 41,45,44,174 VanGundy, Janice 174 VanHandel, David 174 VanHoesen, Wayne 186 VanPopering, Richard 167 VanSickle, Curtis 42 Varner, Kim 30,149 Varney, Susan 50,138,148 Vazquez, Sylvia 186 Veasy, Gary 81,163,174,92 Veenbaas, Catherina 202 Velasco, Arturo 174 Venable, Theresa 148 Verhoek, Sheila 174 Vierra, Robert 202 Vierra, Teresa 148 Vonhof, Marlen 174 Voss, Rebecca 202 Waggner, Denise 148 Wales, David 140,203 Wales, Robert 174 Wallace, Dennis 202 Wallace, Michelle 149 Wallace, Sandra 202 Walsh, Thomas 71,186 Ward, Claire 148 Ward, Debra 174 Warner, Michael 186 Warner, Richard 202,90 Warren, Christopher 174,89 Watkins, James 148 Watkins, Kerry 174 Watts, Aaron 202 Way, Kathryn 100,202,90 Wayburn, Carol 202 Weaver, Joel 174 Weaver, Roberta 202 Weber, Gary 186 Wedrick, Jennifer 202 Wehr, Mary 174 Weidler, Christine 202 Wesenberg, Carl 174 Wesenberg, Celia 202 Westcott, David 148 Westerhoff, Robert 202 Wetterling, Kurt 174 Wheat, Monet 148 Wheeler, Randy 27,54,149 White, Carol 186 White, Kenneth 186 White, Timothy 82,133,149 Whitmore, Cynthia 186 Whitmore, William 174 Whitton, William 103,148 Wickman, Eric 174 Wiese, Robert 194,202,90 Wight, Randel 174 Wijgh, Johannes (Hans) 186 Wilburn, Bret 186 Wilcox, Eric 174 Williams, Becky 202 Williams, Debra 203 Williams, Harry 133 Williams, Kevin 81,174 Williams, Mark 103,174 Williams, Pamela 55,203 Williams, Rebecca 203 Williams, Terrance186 Williams, Virginia 186 Williamson, Ernest 148 Williamson, Mary 203 Wilson, Christine 203 Wilson, Daniel 103,203 Wilson, Floyd 248 Wilson, Grant 103,148 Wilson, Jetfrey 186 Wilson, Kendall 174 Wilson, Lisa 203 Wilson, Lorraine 174 Wilson, Yvonne 153 Wilten, Charles 174 Wiltens, Christopher 149 Wiltens, Victoria 186 Winberg, Edwin 149 Winkler, Peggy 100,172,175 Withers, Rocky 103,203 Withers, Ronald 151 Withrow, Deborah 203 Withrow, William 175,89 Wolfe, Heidi 175 Wolfe, Susan 151 Wonder, Debbra 203 Wong, Arthur 186 Wong, Durwin 203 Wong, Fidelia 56,156,55 Wong, Laisha 186 Wong, Losa 186 Wong, Normita 175 Wong, Renee 151 Wong, Rufina 153,55 Wong, Sabrina 186 Wong, Tracy 203 Wood, Gregory 167,175 Woodd, Anthoney 203 Wridge, Rebecca 203 Wright, Kathleen 186 Yamawaki, Kent 151 Yee, Adrienne 203 Yee, Dennis 151 Yee, Elizabeth 203 York, Peter 175 Yoshiwara, Kent 175 Young, Christine 175 Young, Douglas 79, 151 Young, Meredith 175 Young, Patricia 175 Young, Susan 151 Young, William 186 Yuen, Chew 175 Zabriskie, Cathy 175 Zahn, Jon 186 Zamora, Charles 175 Zarour, Rula 203 Zecher, Harold 68,175 Zogg, Marcelline 186 Zug, Teresa 203 Zundel, Melvin 175 Zwijacz 175,92 UTERATVAL + ALAMEDA = HIG a is f} | jee F ities lin net tts dmetadad han ince daniel SiLArr NPIS ag ch lege Dyanna French Student Life Judi Ballard Stewart Ogle Lori Childe Rich Higgins RR ane. ee Shee Wayne Turner Eric Wilcox Faculty Steve Glynn Tom LaHue SONS 25 Seb. 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