Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

— •L i • m izgV 3 P y i mh 3 1 o mcr- mcr- !- IH • -Js God ♦ [ncnd t (unc cvfj Vb' •• • • lW TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES FACULTY SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS POTPOURRI ADVERTISEMENTS EDITOR S PACE COVER: In January of I97S. a thrmr. A Slier of American History.” and cover logo werr chosen by Sebastopol’s Bicentennial Committee. Our cover logo, along with the theme, was submitted by Laurie Dalton, a student of Analy High School. 3 1 Mike Say. 2 Brain Langermann. Larry Russ. Jim Hampton. 3 But where did all the girls go? 3 I 2 1 Mark McDonrll. Rosa Srpulwda. Michellc ( sill. Daw Homan. Ann Fujii (Princess). Ron McDonrll. Ann Chapnick (Quern), Brad Shipley. Jrnny Hrnnrssey (Princess). Mark Dwyrr. Drbi Briggs. (� ary Hodges. Julie Mrndonca. Ray Morocco. Tammy Gilliam. and Strvr Jeffers. 2 Analy tram celebrating touchdown against Sonoma at Homecoming. 3 Analy cheering section at Homecoming. 4 L YEILD TIGERS HAVE THE GHT or 1 Scott Orchard. Pep Band drummer. 2 Lori Olmstead and Teri Smaller), Analy Flag Girls. 3 Dawn Poquette. Karen Cox. Phil Murray. Steve Lovejoy, I im Polley, and Vince Nagle are in step as Analy band performs during Homecoming half-time. 6 1 Larry Peters and Chris Cummins. 2 Randy Benmng. Stcvr Griggs. Mark Cleveland. 3 Suckers are ho! selling items. 1 Flame Dollwet. Rhonda Squires. Tammy Duncan. 2 Juniors and Seniors chuckle” al Freshman antics. 3 Jim Lerum. Fric Frost. Phil Murray. 1 Thr best timr of day Brunch: Augir DrLaRiva. Ron Rawton. 2 Now what did ihr vav to do? Kevin Kiuch. 1 “1 could have sworn I got straight A s. Ruth F.strada 2 I srr a water worm! Mary Lang 3 F.nthusiastir Seniors at rally. 3 11 12 13 16 3 Margaret Azevedo Judy Bader Curtis Bassignani Susan Baumgarten Diane Beam I Gretchen King, Tami Toland, and Laurie LaDow. CLASS OF 76 18 Janice Beard Robert Beeson Laurie Benning Shelley Bice Debrah Bishop Stephen Brenegan Debi Briggs Patricia Buchanan Linda Buras Linda Burkhauser Margo Carpenter Robert L. Carter Robert Carter Ann Chapnick Julie Cheli Mark Cleveland Douglas Cobb William Colley Nancy Collins Rick Conklin Steve Conklin Jill Cooper Patrick Cooper Raquel Cordero Karen Cox I Alicia Quintero Cheryl Deiner Mike Delaney Agustin De La Riva Mark De Martini Debra Doughty Lea Ann Dower Dewayne Drew Helen Driskel! Tamara Duncan Bill Dunlap CLASS OF 76 21 I Peter Wharton William F. Foster Mike P. Fowler Shannon L. French Sheryl T.Fujihara I Chris Lumley CLASS OF 76 22 Ann Fujii Leslie Furusho • Kelly Galloway Chee Gee Scott Gerber Michelle GUI Tammy Gilliam Lori Giusti William Gleason Marianne Godoy Thomas GonneUa Vickie Gordon Douglas Gore Harold Govan CLASS OF 76 23 1 Laurie Welch, Rosemary Switzer Paul Gracherf Debbie Gregori Douglas Gross Maria Grossman Mary Grossman Mariette Guidry Vicki Gulledge Rhonda Griggs Kimberly Grone Marie Gunderson Rhonda Haddock Richard Hall Elizabeth Hammond Julie Harper CLASS OF 76 24 J ] V. Mark Holm David Homan David Hughes Julie Hunt Cynthia Jaynes Timothy Johnson Wenona Johnston David Jones Michael Jones Cindy Jaynes CLASS OF 76 Ben Karnes Gretchcn King Terri Kingsbury Wesley Kitchel Susana Kittcrman Gail Klatt Frances Kozlowski John Krogman Katherine Kruger Donna Kucich Robert Lamb Georgia Lankhorst 1 Vincent Nagle Julie McDermott Mark McDonnell Judy McKenzie Lori McNamee Kim Meadows Raymond Morocco David Moylan Sean Murphy Vincent Nagle Starla Nahmens Joseph Negri Jane Nelson Linda Newell Chris Nott CLASS OF 76 29 Judith O. O’Brien Suzanne I. O’Brien Douglas G. O Brien William C. Oakes Pam J. Oldham Patrice A. Oldham Lori L. Olmstead Laurie Ongaro Debra Orfans Kimberly R. Pease Jack A. Pedersen Sabrina N. Perry Larry K. Peter Stuart J. Petersen Tim A. Pforsich Joseph P. Piccinini 1 Jill Cooper CLASS OF 76 30 Alicia Quintero Ronnie Rawson Victor Reed I Peter Regnart Steven Riebli Randall Roberts Judy Robins Dolores Romero Bryan Russ Michael Ryan Phillip San Filippo CLASS OF 76 31 J Paul Grachcff, Scan Murphy. Brad R. Shipley Rosa L. Sepulveda 1 Ann Shura Jerry Shipley Edward L. Silva David Sisson Nick J. Skalvos Paula D. Smallcomb Teresa M. Smallen CLASS OF 76 32 Deborah K. Savage Mike Say David Schlegel Tami L. Schultz Regina R. Seely 1 Lori McNamee, Marie Guidry Dawna Smith Jack Smith Laura Smith Rick Smith Suzy Smith Steven Snow Stephanie Spaulding Judy Spencer Craig Spriggs Rhonda Squires Valerie Stahl John Steele CLASS OF 76 Cam Stinemates Dale Swafford 1 Mark Holm Rosemary Switzer Mark Taber Nancy Tarrants I Dennis Tennier Gwen Texeira Diane Thomas Kevin Tighe Tamara Toland Roger Torre Brent Vance Bryan Varnadore Martie Varner Ksequiel Velasquez Siegrid Vosseler Donald Wade John Wallace CLASS OF 76 34 I Sue Smith Billie R. Watkins Lindsay Webb Laurel Welch Sharon A. Welling Shawna Wertz Judy Wetch Andrew M. Wharton Peter K. Wharton Vicki D. White Gary R. Whitt Carolyn L. Young Kathy J. Young Dianne Younger . 1 Julie McDermott CLASS OF 76 Chris Allen Kalpli Antonio Michael Bennett James Biskup Thomas Boles Norman Brmth John Caverlcy Ronald Castro Ron Champion Shawn Cooper Richard Cox Joseph Craig Seniors Not Pictured William Cutler Laurice Mimmo Jerry Frank Daniel Moore David Garzoli Kathy Moser Mary Gilmer Ed Queen Yoshito Hirashima Matt Rose Gary Hodges David Sabados Brad Kolbach Norvell Sawyer Richard Krinard Terry Smith David Levine Kent Vessels Linda Lightfoot Patricia Whalon Amy March Raymond Worral David Mik Tom Wyman Owen Cate Patrick Cooper 38 1 Steve Pribyl. Brenda Martin. Krlvin Meuchel, Debbie Aguayo, Gayle Gardner, Mr. Plank. 2 Sharon Herrod, Ralph Colombo. Barbara Baxman. 3 Theresa Mott. 4 Dan Pozzi. 5 Dale Maple and Mark Lankhorst made sculptures out of old auto parts for Mr. Wilbur’s Communication and Skills class. 6 Jim Lerum plays for the pep band. 7 Lynn Austin as Commissioner of Rallies. Juniors Holly Adams Debbie Aguayo Perry Alberigi Allan Allphin Mark Almind Sharon Anderson Diana Antonio Linda Arceo Laurie Armstrong Dean Astin Lynn Austin Mary Azcvcdo Debra Baker Randy Baker John Balletto Lisa Barlow Cindy Barnard Michelle Barnard Susan Barnett Barbara Baxman Richard Baxman Brian Beazcll Susan Beeson Randy Benning Angelo Bcrtolini Michelle Binkley Diane Bixler Bennett Blincoe Randy Boe Rodney Booth Michelle Boren Kim Bowers Robert Bowles Cheryl Boyd Vicky Boyd Catherin Brandenburg Diane Brazill Casey Brisbin Marlene Brown Gary Burgardt 1 Tom Clark 2 Drbbir Aguayo and Krllry Clark 40 Juniors Yvonne Bustilloz Elicco Calderon Joel Calderon Richard Caldwell Theron Cate Diane Celeri Deana Cheatham Debbie Clark Kelley Clark Michelle Cleaver Melody Clements Jim Clemmcr Le land Cole Mary Coleman Lisa Colley Cyndra Collins Patrick Collins Susan Collins Ralph Colombo Alison Conkright Jeff Cooper Sandra Coster Jon Crockett Forrest Cuny Lorry Dalton Susan Davis Steve Deal Anthony Dei Daveen Dishon Elaine Dollwet Mike Doyle Debra Duarte Gary Edwards Wai Eng Dale Erickson George Erlandson April Evans Hester Finger Lori Fisher James Flowers Luana Foshay I Angie Taylor 41 Juniors Wesley Foster Dorothy Fox Linda Frazer Eric Frost Gregory Gaffney Margaret Galego Gayle Gardner Bill Gar lock Lynn Garzoli Nina Gerber Melissa Gerow Kenneth Gibbcns Steven Gillespie Teri Gilliam Gayle Gilmore Rickey Glenn Christopher Gonzales Mary Goodcnbcrger Denise Goodin Karen Goulet Diana Gray Jeffrey Grccson Stephen Griggs Bill Grone Carlos Gudino Donny Guerinoni Kim Gulledge Raymond Gumm Eva Hamburg Jimmie Hampton Sandy Hanson Licia Hardin Veronica Hartman Marguerite Haubenstcio Denise Haugh Dean Hawkcs Dennis Hawkes Brandon Hayes Deryl Hensley Sharon Herrod 1 Pat Miller 42 I Steve Gillespie 2 Eric Rasmussen. Don Guerinoni. Dennis Schlegel Juniors James Hicks Marjorie Higgins Christopher Hildreth Rick Hoffman Suzanne Hogan Terri Holloway Serena Hotaling Mary Hughes Brenda Hunter Ton Hutchins Kevin Ireland Nancy Irish Ruth James Lisa Jentoft Darrell Johnson James Johnson Belinda Karnes Janice Keenan Donna Keith Brett Kelley Michelle KcUy Mercy Kervliet Richard Kescckcr Kathleen King Lennie King William Kingsbury Deidre Kishbaugh Patricia Korn Steven Kroeck Laurie Lamantia Matthew Lang Mark Lankhorst Sandra Lapera Decna Larson Jim Lerum Patsy Lintow Cheryl Lockwood Wayne Long Deidre Lovato Denise Lown 43 Juniore Mark Lundquist Susan Mad son Delmcr Maple Anthony Mares Richard Marson Brenda Martin Dena Martin Kent Matsuda John Matthias Cathy Mattos Renee Mavridis Carol MeDermeit Daniel McDermott Ron McDonnell George Medeiros Albert Mello Kelvin Mcuchcl Katherine Michaels Pat Miller Steve Miller Teresa Miller Richard Mohr Donna Montgomery Kim Moore Victoria Moore Claire Morgan Chris Moser Teresa Mott Linda Mukaida Kim Murphy Karen Murray Delbert Myers Cliff Nash Sandy Negri Cindy Nelson Rachael Nelson Margo O’Brien Cora Pedersen Joel Peclen I Kathlrrn King 2 Mrlia Shaughnrssy 44 Juniors Gregory Perez Andrew Pforsich James Piazza Julie Pierce Caroline Pierson Julie Piniental Tracy Plikuhn Robert Pollock Kim Poquette Robert Powers Daniel Pozzi Steve Pribyl Patty Price Judith Putnam Deeda Raddohl Patty Raggio Sue Randolph Ross Randrup Karen Rath Roxanne Rawson Carol Roach Florene Roberts Renee Roberts Dorothy Rogina Armando Sanchez Mary Sawyer Brian Say Dennis Schlegcl Eric Schumacher Chris Scott Melia Shaughnessy Valerie Shi deter Lisa Shipley Joseph Silva Gina Skarich Peter Skinner Elpida Sklavos Debby Smith Lynn Spencer Kenneth Squires 45 Juniors Kelly Stefenoni Carl Stillman Ann Stokes Sue Stokes Julie Strahm Scott Stride Ron Sturgeon Ellen Swain Ernie Szymezak Deborah Taddeucci Brian Taniguchi Maria Tapia Angie Taylor Gary Tennier Julie Thompson Laurel Tyler Kim Van Ness Theresa Vannctti Karen Vaughan Somya Vichi Alfredo Vigil Melodic Walts W'illiam Wcarc Don’ ' Welch Kenara White Jacob Williams Lori Williams Greta Winsby Paula Witherspoon Henry Wix Yuen Wong Curtis Wood John Woodruff Mark Dwyer Juniors Not Pictured Joel Aguayo Tim Allen Steven Anglin Laurie Arcouette Raymond Arnold Tamara Asbill Kelly Barker Thomas Baumgras Philip Benton Peter Bettendorff Sharon Birkes Brian Brown James Brown Pam Buras Larry Cabral Maria Calderon Tom Clark Lilia Cortes Miguel Cortes Carolyn Costner Kathy Crouch Thomas Daly Steven Foshay Gerald Gaffney Michael Gerson Tina Girdner Floree Gollaher Simon Gomez Geronimo Gutierrez Baltazar Guzman Freddie Hall Ronald Hance Randy Hanson Deborah Horn Jeff Irwin Craig Jones Kevin Jones Terry Jones Michael Kagley Melissa Kendrick Jeff La Dow John Lee Lita Mann David Marden Linda Marks Lynn McNamee Kim Mears Joseph Menektos Steve Miller Jimmy Mills Theresa Monncyham Matt Morocco Kim Morris Cindy Morrison Phil Murray Sherrie Nichols Karen Noyes Scott Orchard Brian Persons Kevin Pitkin Nadine Prcslcr Vernon Presler Debbie Quam Guy Rahn Eric Rasmussen Kenneth Rcilich Tim Rogers Clay Ruffino Darryl Russ Mike Salinas Barry Shell Fredrick Shipley Johan Sodereng Gary Swartz Marie Theriault Barbara Vargas Michael Walsh Earl Walters Kathleen Wells Henry Williams Shirley Williams Jill Yokoyama Krnt Matsuda 46 Sophomores Timothy Adams Eddy Aho James Alley Maria Almagucr Marjorie Alves David Ashworth Andrew Awender Robert Baker Anne Balas David Baloun Gary Balzcr Sophia Banuelos Elizabeth Bardella Daniel Barker Brenda Battles Sheryl Beale Catherine Begley James Bertoli John Best Steve Bice Tina Bladcl Daniel Bobier Kenneth Boggs Meagan Bolcr Lynettc Booth Darren Briggs Rosa Brockman Deborah Brown Craig Burkhauser Gregory Bums Richard Burton Fred Bush Sheila Buttner Kimberley Byman Many Cabrall Chris Cadigan Ron Calvi Alex Carranza James Carrigan Robert Carroll 47 Sophomores Pamela Casper Catherine Chapnick Dale Chiaroni Jaek Church Shirley Clisham Oscar Coello Leslie Cole Roy Cole Theresei Cole Dale Collins Damon Colombo Terry Conner Cynthia Conti James Cook Lori Copeland Daniel Craig Charles Crain Gail Crichton Kandy Crouch Rodney Cundall Thomas Curtis John Cutler Mary Dailey Steve Danclz Theresa Danneckcr Daniel Davidson Carisa Davis Daniel Dawson Janine DeBello Randall Dei Steven Delange Yolanda Delanva Denise Demartini Charlie Dollwet Jim Douglas Gary Dower Cynthia Doyle Catherine Duncan I Kelly Tatman. Karen Olson. Mary McDoncll 2 Shane Syman� 48 Sophomores David Durr Larry Dyer Joetta I dwards Sieve Eidsen Lclah Eirod Joanna Elvy Nancy Enos L?rry Erickson Samuel Ernst Bruce Espinosa Debra Estrada James Fellows Evert Fernandez Pamela Eerronato Duane Einger Peter Eiori Carmel Fitzpatrick William Fowler Alena Frank Jay Frazer Roger Freitas John l-ujii Mark Furusho Karen Gaffney Annette Garcia Michelle Gardner Catherine Garzoli Melissa Gill Christy Gilmer Tracy Gloege Antoinette Goulet Laura Govan Rene Gracheff Keoki Gray Becky Green Frank Gumm Robert Gunderson Angclita Gutierrez Laura Hamburg Don Hancc Connie Hanwright Janice Harborth 1 Kathy Hodges. Trrri Lawrrcncr. Drbbir Huffman 2 Jim Bertoli and Run Calvi 49 Sophomores Garth Harding Debra Harris Jennifer Hawkins Daniel Haywood Daniel Hennessy Jeff Henshaw Yadira Hernandez Patrick Hernng Albert Hoage Debbie Hoffman Mark Hulling Matt Holt Don Homan Edward Hopkins Lisa Howard Camille Hughes Thomas Hughes Roberta Hurst Jimmy Husted Steve Jeffers Leslie Johnson James Kclsay Kenne Kennemer Kerry Kikuchi Mark Kimura Teresa Kirtlcy Linda Kitterman Randall Klicka William Knowlton Victoria Kramer Kathy LaMairc Tammy Lamb Teresa Lane Dandle Lang Debra Lankhorst Jackie Larson Kathy Laskoff Janice Laughlin Theresa Lawrence Suzanne Leake I Julie Sanazzaro 50 Sophomores Suzanne Lee Jamie Lightfoot Judy Lintow Nancy Lisowski Kathleen Logan David Loggins David Lovejoy John Lowenthal Carl Lundgrcn Craig Lytle Kathleen Madden Pat Maggio Stacy Magill April Majors Stacey Mally Janice Maim Julie Marson Donald Martin Michael Martin Lori Mattos David McCombs Mary McDoncll Jeff McMaster Joann Meador Debra Meiburg Debra Mcllo Tammy Melton Michelle Miller Pamela Miller Kenneth Mills Rosa Mireles James Misthos Dennis Mohr Barbara Morgan Sandy Morikawa Patricia Murphy Marcella Munay Venisc Nahmens Tammy Nelson Dale Newman 1 Evane Thompson. Jrri Yokoyama. Tami Lamb. Traci Toland. and Rcnc Grachaff 2 Chris Cadigan 51 Sophomores Jimmy Newman Lisa Nott Tami Ohlandcr Karen Olson Ernest Ongaro Laurcen Ortega Maria Osequera Ernest Parker 1-rank Passantino 1 In Peck Anna Pennacchio Eva Perkoff Charles Perry Patricia Peters Dwayne Petri Guy Pforsich Susan Plath Damon Platt Timmothy Policy Patrick Pollock Daniel Porter Danny Porter Karen Porter Diane Prcgler William Proctor Karen Pulley Yolanda Quintero Katherine Ramondo Damon Ranee Robert Raney Kevin Read Diane Reedstrom Greg Recscr Michel! Reynolds Richard Rhodes Ann Richards Pamela Rick Edward Robert Larry Robert 1 Crain Burkhausrr. Greg Rrrsrr. Jim Alley, and Mr. Pickrrll 2 Drbbir Lank Horst 52 I Lori Coprland. Kathy Chapnuk Sophomores Kandy Robert Donald Roberts Steve Roraus Tony Rosario Sabrena Rosenberg Karen Ruano Larry Russ Julie Sanazzaro David Say Kelly Schmidt Cynthia Schoen Paul Schofield Kenneth Scott Robert Self David Shaw Brenda Shidelcr Darin Shropshire Denise Shuster Fmely Skidmore Dane Smith Donna Smith Randolph Smith Susan Smith Mark Snow Nanette Snyder Chris Sorensen David Spuhlcr Richard Steele Byron Stevens Chantal Stillman Robert Stiving Joseph Stogner Scott Stricpckc Shane Symons David Taber Kevin Taddcucci Kelly Tatman Sharon Theriault Kirk Thiedcrman Fvane Thompson 53 Sophomores Betty Tichy Tracy Toland Marc Trcloar Bill Tyler Joann Ungewittcr Jill Vance Colette Vanderheyden Arthur Vaughan Brendon Voge Theodore Voight Calvin Walker Mernc Walts Cindy Ward Kenneth Wardell Robert Warne Dana Wearc Jerry Wheaton Keith Wheeler Pat White Derek Willhite Gayc Williams Terri Wood Teresa Wycoff Jeri Yokoyama Tracy Zecn Marty Mello Sophomores Not Pictured Debbie Allen David Anderson Ralph Anderson Trudy Anderson Joan Bader Bob Bedell Mark Boyd Jcanna Burtwcll John Carollo James Cheli Mark Cleveland Steve Cleveland Sandra Coey Tim Cole Keith Coleman Richard Cory Elizabeth Dannunzio Shelley Davidson Peggy Doyle Leo Duncan William Gardner Daniel Gibblc Federico Giolli Debra Gould Kathleen Hodges David Houlcmard Rolf Jentoft David Kelly Tod Klippcnsteen Brian Langermann Steve Moore Cathy Morocco John Nagle Carol Ann Pearson Marion Porter Jon Powell Carol Prince Martha Quintero Daniel Rice Rebecca Rice Gerry Ricbli Wayne Robbins Mario Rosario Mike Sabados Daniel Schneider Michelle Segal Bill Shephard Jeff Simmen Mark Spaulding Robert Spillanc Louis Stephens Melvin Swan Arthur Swanson Mark Swanson Mark Tillotson Shari Tosti Mark Ward low Charles Welling Dave Woodruff 54 I Elizabeth Barilrlla I Jackir Ward, and Lisa Camillcn Freshmen Ronald Aasvcd Kelly Adams Paul Aguirc Rodney Aho John Albini Traci Alderson Eric Allphin Darcy Aim ague r Tom Almagucr Louise Anderson Marie Arnold Caroline Bader Andrew Baker Bruce Baker David Baker Tammy Baker Linda Ballenger Lon Banthrall Keith Barker Maria Barragan Anthony Bassignani Sally Baumgarten Shannon Beach Edward Beal Sandy Beam Jeanette Beard Mike Beeson Michael Begley Markus Bennett Tracy Berger Robert Best Andrea Bettendorff Kevin Bicc Ron Bock David Boe Kevin Boles Mark Booker Becky Boren Ronald Bowers Christopher Boyd Judy Boydc James Brandenburg Kay Brantley Terry Brisbin 55 Freshmen Tracy Bryant Patricia Burns Laurie Burton Robert Burtwell Helen Bustilloz Donna Buttner Ralph Cable Eva Calderon Dandy Caldwell Kevin Calvi Lisa Camilleri Florence Campbell Ivory Carey Jose Caro Aurelia Carranza Kathy Carman David Carroll Linda Cate Michael Celeri Ben Christie Tim Clark Clarence Cleaver Kevin Clements Cindy Cleveland Pam Clovis Malina Cole Robert Cole Wilma Cook Karolcnc Cox Douglas Crew Carla Curry Kenneth Curry Mary Curtis Hugh Dalton Jeff Danclz John Dannunzio Lome Davis Mark Davis J anelle Dei David Delapaz Linda Destwolinski Michelinc Dinning I SIvanna McDonrll. Cantii Dupar. Drbbir O’Bnrn b6 2 Jim Krlaey, Dan Hancc Freshmen Christine Doherty Edward Doughty Everett Doughty Kelly Doyle Donna Drennan Gregory Drew Candi Dupar Matt Dwyer Linda Dyer Michael Dyer Kelly Edwards Terry Edwards Bradley Eidsen Christine Elrod David Evans September Evans Dane Ewing Cynthia Ferguson Nancie Ferguson Carol Flores Terri Flowers John Fox Kurt Frank Joe Free no Burcc Galbraith Roy Gatti Kathy Gaulct May Gee Roy Gee Tim Generaux Suzy Gillespie Alcta Gio Lori Gleason Dan Goldes Randcl Graham Ann Graves Shelley Greacry John Griffith Jeanette Grist 57 I Patricia Guymon, Sandy Caldwell Freshmen Peter Grist Kenny Guerinoni Patricia Guymon Billy Hall Kim Hall Jerry Hancc Kenneth Hance Harry Hansen Bruce Harborth Alicia Harris Gregory Hart Carl Hartman Sandra Hartman Deborah Hawkins Delinda Hawkins Mark Haywood Michael Healy Steve Hendricks Brett Henshaw Anna Hernandez Nancy Herring Patricia Hicks Betty Hilburn Susie Hoffman Mike Hogan Terri Hoggan Gary Holloway Gregory Holloway Dave Holt Marybcth Hook Sylvano Houlcmard John Hudgins Lisa Hunter Mendy Hulburt Liberty Hutchins Steve Irish Wendy Jason Mary Jeffers 1 Michael Newell, Rickv Miller. 2 Jeanette Beard. 58 Freshmen Pamela Jensen Jennifer Joell John Johnson Michael Johnson Palsy Johnson Rene Johnson Peggy Johnston Tammy Joiner Dominique Kallander Rob Kcasbcrry Dean Kelly Margo Kennemer John Kinder Andy Kingsley Kevin K isich Kathy Klicka Lorraine Knowlton Todd Krocck Kurt Kruger Mike LaDow Mary LaGrone Jacqueline LaGuc Linda LaMaire Brian Lane Mary Lang Jennifer Langeberg Bernard Larossa Rebecca Lewis Arno Lines Kenneth Long Greg Lorenzo Dana Lucas James Lynch Kevin Lyons Daryl Madson Tom Mannell Steven Martino Alan Mazzoleni Kimberlcc McDonald Jerry McCombs Shanna McDonell Lisa McNamce Marla Meier Sidney Merrill 59 I Lisa Harris, kimia Cribbt. Roberta SchorlIrr. Freshmen Laura Michaels Fredric Millar Larry Miller Scott Miller Wendy Miller Dennis Miras David Misbach Michele Montgomery Lisa Montini Alayna Moore Skipper Morris Jeanne Morrison Blaine Morton Steven Moser Daniel Moylan Jani Murphy Janis Murphy Richard Murphy Maureen Navin Michael Newell Daryl Ney Michael Oakes Debbie O’Brien Lindsey O’Brien Brad O’Bryan Melanie Olsen Kimberly Olson Matt Parker Mary Parqucr Sandra Patton Wayne Penix Donna Perez Telidia Perez Kris Perkins Don Peters Bob Petersen Diana Petersen Wendy Petersen Mike Peton Mike Philbrick I Mary La Grone 60 Freshmen John Philipp Christina Pinochi Kelly Pitkin Marlene Porter Dina Quattnn Joel Quigley Paula Kamondo Darryl Ranee Mike Randolph Ingrid Rasmussen Renee Rccdstrom Pete r Red Elizabeth Recser Irma Reyna James Rhodes Charles Rickard Debora Riebli Thomas Roach Patricia Robinson Scott Robinson Adina Robles Ray Roderick Dorothy Rodriguez Mark Rogers Nancy Ross Katy Salinas Anne Saulnier Patricia Schcnck Dory Schlegel Debra Schmuhl Sandy Schneider Dennis Scott Estclla Sepulveda Karen Shephard Roger Schideler John Simonsen Steven Skoog Gayle Smith Jeff Smith Laura Smith 61 I Vincent Gray Freshmen William Smith Melvin Spangler Michele Spencer Crystal Steele Eva Sterner Curtis Stewart John Stolting Eric Sw ain Matthew Swanson Dan Swearingen Erika Sweet Earl Syversen Valerie Taylor Rene Theriault Annette Tichy Regan Tighc Tina Trappe Rebecca Trent Richard Trimble Warren Tsurumoto Kay I'ngc witter John VanPelt Tim Vega Sasan Vichi Tianie Vichi Paul Walker John Wallin Jackie Ward Patty Warnc Jamie Webster Ruth Welch Thomas Wells Denise Wertz Kelly Wetch Jenny White James Whyte Catherine W illcrs Nancy Williams 62 Freshmen Sandra Willman Lathi Wilson Lori Wilson Khonda Wilson Gregg W il ter mood Linda Wyman Donna Young Michelle Zecn Scoti Zcliff Freshmen Not Pictured Sabrina Ameral Robert Anthony Russell Brown Scott Carlson Patricia Carruthers David Cox Larry Cox Rinda Cribbs Steven Daly Susan Deloza Alan Fischer Janice Frank Keith Oarlock Ted Gcrow Danielle Goudswaard Kathy Goulet Vincent Gray George Hines Charles Inman Pam Jones Lita Kerkuliet Kimberly Klatt Deborah Leake Vina Lee Benito Lewis Pat Maggio Julie Malugani Adrienne Martin Donald Mastroianni Dennis McConnell Karrie McMahan Gregory Meadows Jimmie Mooneyham Bryan Moore Antoinette Nyc ' ebbic Passantino Kenneth Patsel Michael Rafael Mark Sachc Deborah Sanders Roberta Schoeller Susan Sharp Lori Spillane Bryan Stockton Marvin Swan Mark Voss Randall Wallace Bernic Weston Erika Winsby Joe Wray Shelley Zurilgen 3 63 2 64 SENIOR COMPETITION RALLY 66 Illi 68 RALLIES 1 Varsity Cheerleaders. Taking It All Off. 2 Freshmen show their spirit in the Competition Rally. 3 What's New PussyCat? 4 J.V. Cheerleaders. A Little Bit Ahead of Time. 5 Sophomores like what is going on out there. 3 1 (JETTING INTO THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT (Exclusively designed by Andy W harton and Su .anne Hogan). 2 Sue Smith. 3 George Melo, Gary Elliott. Marlene Brown. Dave Hughes. 4 Fred Bush. 5 Gregg Wiltermuad. Gregg Lorenzo. 6 Dehhie Guam. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY Cora Serena Duke Lambert Alda Stephanie Princess of Luca Baron Cesarea Rhoda Fenton Corrado F.ric Leighton Grazia Shadow of Death Cast in Order of Appearance Megan Boler Serena Hotaling Mike Salinas Amy March Debbie Doughty Rosemary Switzer Steve Cleveland Lori Fisher John Kinder Vince Nagle Patricia Korn Gordon Moffett 4 74 1 Vi ner Nagle. John Kinder, Amy March. Mike Salmas. Patricia Korn. Rose Switzer. Steve Cleveland. Lori Fisher. Debbie Doughty. 2 John Kinder. Mike Salinas. (Jordon Moffett. 3 Debbie Doughty. 4 Amy March. 5 Patricia Korn. John Kinder. Debbie Doughty. 6 Vince Nagle. 7 John Kinder. Rose Switzer, Debbie Doughty. 8 Steve Cleveland. Gordon Moffett. 9 Rose Switzer. 9 ■J FOLLIES 1 The Grand Finale. 2 Julie Thompson and Dave Leyman. 3 Julie Pimental sang Abraham. Martin, and John.” 4 S Jill and Jeff Cooper danced to Fifties music. 6The Barbershop Quartet: Eric Frost. Tim Pforsich. Jerry Shipley, and Eric Shumacher. 7 Debbie Doughty as Betty Boop” sang I Want To Be Loved By You.” 8 Julie Thompson singing. ‘Via. He's Making Eyes At Me ' M ike Salinas. 10 The Andrews Sisters: Ann Carollo, Christy Lumley. and Ellen Swain. They sang Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree. 11 The Can-Can Girls: (left to right) Debbie Taddeucci. Patricia Korn. Jill Cooper. Evane Thompson. Kathleen King. Ann Carollo. Ellen Swain, Karen Rath. Margo Kennerner. Laurie Ongaro. Lynn Austin, and Debbit Aguayo. 76 EXCHANGE STUDENTS Hello! I feel happy to have the opportunity to express my thoughts of Analy and of all of you. I have found here a big school, and everyday I find new friends. All that 1 have experienced was fun, and it will always be in my memory. I think that all of you have helped me to study, especially the faculty. Most of my happiness was from my friends, and they are you. You are lucky to have a school like Analy and a city like Sebastopol. I feel lucky, too, because I met smart boys, pretty girls, and found the most beautiful thing of all was your friendship. I want you to know that if you come to my country, you will find my arms open as I found yours; thus, giving me the opportunity of knowing Analy and most importantly its people. Now I can say that I know Sebastopol, because to know a place isn’t just sightseeing, but communicating with the people. I will never forget you. Success for you are my best wishes. Su Amigo, Hugo Quintanilla “Kon-nichi-wa” is Japanese for “hello. Well, I just want to say thank you for taking care of me during my stay here. I am really glad I could come to Analy High School. I do not want to go back to Japan. I want to stay here longer. I am interested in the people, the countryside, the strange and strong power of the country, and much more. And actually, school study would be easier than in Japan if I understood English well. My English is still poor but much better than before I came here. Many Japanese high school students want to come over to the U.S. and learn English, American Democracy, and about the people. I hope they will be able to come. The U.S. has many interesting things for us. By the way, do you want to come to Japan? If you have an interest in it, and come to Japan we’ll welcome you! I have to return to J apan. I am afraid 1 want to come again, but I probably cannot. I’ll never forget my friends. Finally, I want to say again “Thank � 9 you. Yoshito Hirashima My name is Janete Duke. I’m from El Salvador. I have been here for about 3 months. I have been living with the Meiburg family. They are really very nice with me. I have gratitude for this family and much affection. I can never believe how happy I have been here. All the people were kind to me from the first moment that I came here, really friendly, and all the time trying to help me in my English. I came here because I wanted to Learn English. I felt part of this school, and I think that I never could forget you because you form part of one of the most happy summers of my life. 1 hanks very much for giving me such a valuable opportunity. Your school helps the people from other countries that want to know something about your customs to learn your languages, etc. I say good-bye with much sadness, and you know that I carry you in my heart and always will remember you. You can be sure that I will shed many tears in leaving. With all my love, Sincerely, Janete Duke The Sebastopol Bicentennial Committee invited Analy High School students to participate in the community’s Bicentennial essay contest. Four-hundred word essays were prepared by a number of Analy students on the topic of America at the Bicentennial”. Included in the topic were the revolutionary war era, subsequent historical periods, the free enterprise system, current challenges and opportunities, and prospects for our nation's future. Judging was done by the Sebastopol Chamber of Commerce. Winners at Analy High School who received special recognition and cash awards were Ann Chapnick, Michele Binkley, and Karen Vaughan. “AMERICA AT THE BICENTENNIAL” The English poet Swinburne wrote of his nation’s glories: “All our past acclaims our future....... It is in much this same spirit that the United States enters into its bicentennial celebration, proud of its past, hopeful of its future. The Bicentennial is a celebration of the first time a great power has lived so long under a stable government without sacrificing the liberties of the people. Mankind has witnessed a unique experiment in democracy, one the world has never seen before. But only by changing our nation’s priorities, putting people before profits and productivity and preserving our rights, will we be able to survive the next one-hundred years. What-price progress? Social progress implies that human naturi- is improving and that mankind is becoming better, but, as material gains are made, other problems arise. I he average life of the world's great civilizations has been two- hundred years. During this period, each has progressed through the following sequence: from bondage to spiritual faith, spiritual faith to great courage, courage to liberty, liberty to abundance, abundance to selfishness, selfishness to complacency, complacency to apathy, apathv to dependency and then, dependency back to bondage. Since America is now celebrating her two-hundredth anniversary, we may be approaching the last phase. Isn’t it true that the people of our country are now evidencing an apathetic attitude toward our nation's problems? As a nation, we can still be proud of our accomplishments, but now is a time to reflect not only on where we have been, but on where we’re going. From a tiny spark, the Founding Fathers created history's greatest chain reaction: one nation under God, with liberty and justice for all.” Americans still have a great amount of freedom, but since 1914, the freedom of Americans has diminished rather than increased, and the rights of the individual, in some respects, are not as secure as they once were. The right of equality is a good example. For years, schools have preached equality in the classroom and leaders have talked of equality in their speeches; but, do we have equality? Not quite! Although the Civil Rights Amendment has done much to improve the conditions for minority groups, in many places, blacks and other minc-'ties are still treated as second class citizens. This is also true of the poor. Harry Truman once said. Men make history and not the other way ’round.” He spoke not just of leaders, but of a dynamic people proud of their history, acclaiming their future. Let’s transpose our society from its present state of degeneracy and decay to one of common decency and basic truths, devoted to justice and equality for all. May God bless us in the undertaking. By: Ann Chapnick FIDDLER CAST Tevye - VIike Salinas Golde - Rosemary Switzer Lazar Wolf - Peter Wharton Yente - Ann Carollo Tzeital - Karen Ruano Hodel - Julie Pimental Chava - Julie Thompson Bielke - Katy Salinas Sprintze • Dominique Kallender Motel - Dan Goldes Perchik - Steve Irish Fyedka • Scott Gerber Innkeeper - Andy Wharton Mendel - Rod Aho Avram - Hugh Dalton Rabbi - Eric Frost Constable - John Kinder Shasha - Bill Kingsbury Motel’s Father - Ken Kennemer Grandma - Ellen Swain Fruma Sarah - Karen Rath Shandel • Kathy Michaels 82 THE ROOF Director - Ron Shecklen Assistant Director - Laurie Welch Vocal Director - Louie Lewis Band Conductor - John Weeks Accompaniest - Rick Perry CHORUS Men: Jeff Cooper Scott Husted Steve Martino Bill Oakes Tim Pforsich Ladies: Jill Cooper Lorry Dalton Gretchen King Kathleen King Patricia Korn Laurie Ongaro Terri Smallen Ann Stokes Erika Sweet Debbie Taddeucci 83 Cbroking ihr shovel resistant site for thr Analy Library groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, August S were (left to right) Larry Fostmeier. of Fostmeirr Construction Company; Bud Kevard, Analy Building Inspector; Clarence Felciano, District Architect; Dr. Lew Alsobrook. Analy Assistant Superintendent; Lowell Yeager. Analy Principal; Norma Willhitr, Analy School Building Corporation Officer; Helen Pedroia, Analy Librarian; Doris Kennedy. Analy School Board President; and Analy District Superintendent. Dr. John F. McGrew. Thr new Media Center will be a welcome addition to the Analy campus. Many new innovations and programs will be available to students, faculty, and the general public. It is an attractive structure located in a central area for students’ use. We look forward to its opening for the 1976-77 school year. 84 86 1 2 3 4 5 Mr. Edward Barrett Vicr Principal Mr. Lowell Yeager Principal Mrs. Terrence Davis Principal Secretary Mr. 1'om (ilover Vice Principal Mrs. Novella Robe rts Vice Principal Secretary 3 NT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 Mr. Douglas (iilliam Senior Counselor Mi� Jnnnr Hillinir Junior Counselor Mrv Jan Mower Psychologist. Sophomore Counselor Mr Rush'll Beach Kreshman Counselor Mr. Dave Ashworth Sophomore Counselor Director of Activities Mrs. Beverly Ko low ski (iuidance Secretary M iss Michele Ameral Attendance Clerk Mrs. Nati Ramirez Secretary 1 VIr . Kiyr Hanovich Shorthand, Typinu. Azalea, (Inirril Kumik'� 2 Mr Wallace Barnard Hoy� ' Physical KrlucatiiHi, Coach . Mrv Anita Barn (iirls’ Physical Kducafion 4 Mr. William Hrnoke I .earning Improvement, World History V Mr. James Caatleberrv A.D. Boy� ' Physical Education. Coac h and Health Education fi Mr. Donald Clark Biology 7 Mr. Victor Colli Auto Shop. World History K Mr. Richard Conger Auto Shop 4 f. 88 J 2 1 Mrs. Ann Conklin Clxmistry. Horn� - F.oinomio 2 Mr. Richard Crotltry )ri� anii (tardming, Biolouv Mr. Anuclo DrBrllu Arts anti Crafts 4 Mr Rnbrrf I).. hi Typing, Conaumrr Law. Coach 5 Mr. Charlt' Drryrr M rthamtal Drawing, Wtwnl Shop 6 1r. Mrlvin Khlt-r hni'lish, Study Work Shop 89 1 Mr. Dolan Evans U.S. History 2 Miss Josephine Falbo French. Spanish 3 Mrs. Nancy Ferreira Girls' Physical Education 4 Mr. Dan Gaffney Special Education, Coach 5 Mr. Elliott Garrison Agricultural Science. Ag. Shop. Welding 6 Mr. Harold Gordon American Democracy 1 Mr. Dave Hagen Math. Hralth Education, Boys’ Physical Education. Coach 2 Mrs. Doris Hastings English. Analyan 3 Mr. William Hrllums Boys' Physical Education Coach 4 Mr. Elvrrn Hrrrod Mathematics 5 Mr. Lawrence Jay Mathematics, Coach 6 Miss Ruth Jensen Bookkeeping. Typing 4 Office Practice. Business Math 91 1 Mr. Dram Lamb Boys' Physical Education, Coach 2 Mrs. Betty Lennox English 3 Mr. Louie Lewis Vocal Music, Guitar 4 Mr. Peter Mari State Requirements 5 Mrs. Kathy Mason Girls' Physical Education American Democracy 6 Mr. William McKenzie General Shop. Coach 7 Mrs. Diane McMasters Home Economics, Study Work Shop | 92 Mr. John Palmer General Science. Physics Mrs. Nancy Pednni Spanish Mrs. Jean Peterson Study Hall Mr. Gene Pickrell Geography, Wood shop. State Requirements Mr. Timothy Plank English, Humanities. World History Mr. Russell Reade Biology 5 93 1 Mr. Theodore Rebello AgricuIture. Forestry. Math 2 Miss Sandy Reynolds Study Workshop. World History 3 Mr. Harold Roa Electronics 4 Miss Jill Schwarderer Arts and Crafts 5 Mr. Ronald Shecklen English. Drama 6 Mr. Paul Spedick U.S. History 1 Mr. John Spillane English Mrs. Marjorie Stewart Study Hall Mrs. Fallen Stillman Girls’ Physical Education Mr. Stanley Thompson Mathematics Mrs. Doria Trombetta World History. ( ieography, American Democracy Mr. Paul Van Diest English Mrs. Edith Wadlow English 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 96 1 2 3 4 5 6 Mr. William Walsh English, Orography Mr. Robert W’armack Mathematics, Director of Athletics Mr. Martin Webb World History Mr. John W'eeks Band. General Math Mr. Leo Whalon Spanish Mr. Loren Wilbur English 5 5 1 Mrs. Drib Miller School Nurse 2 Dr. Eugene F. Gulish School Physician 3 Mr. Norval Adams Work Experience Coordinator 4 Mrs. Helen Pedroia Librarian 5 Mrs. Marlene Olson Library Clerk 6 Miss Lynn Wiley Teacher’s Aide 7 Mrs. Betty Tyler Audio-Visual Clerk Cafrtrria Stati: Isabel Horn. Eleanor Cordoza. Joan Rusk� -. Josephine Kacendim (Cafeteria Manager). Cecelia Lapera. Bus Drivers: Lorraine Denton. Ed Kocher. Lynn Kriner. (Ilenda Collins. Clarence Wesley. Juanita Robertson. Al Gnat Darlene Harris. Rudy Glcissle, Gene Cory (Supervisor). Custodians: Don Johnson. Tony Ortega. Lee Clifford, Ernie Lepori, Robert Wmsby (SupervisorI. Charlie McDonald. Clyde Silvcira. Harry Lopes. Russ Alderson. Bud Fires. 98 Dr. John McGrrw Superintendent Mrs. Shirley Spriggs Superintendent Secretary BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Mr. Warren Enochian. Mr. Adolph Bertolt, Mr Theseus Canelis, Mr. Paul Garret. Dr. John McGrrw. Mrs. Doris Kennedy (Chairman). Dr. Louis Alsohrook Mrs. Vernetta Worthington Assistant Superintendent Business Secretary .. c Mrs. irginia Sorenson Assistant Superintendent Secretarv 99 Sports 197576 SPORTS QUEEN. PRINCESSES, and CANDIDATES I Gary Hcnlgrs an«l Drbi Brings. MarkTw ' R n M‘,WU- Ann Ch Pn,ck. H '1 Shiplry, Jrnny Hrimcury, 3 Tammy (jilliam, Strvr Jrffrrs. 4 Rosa Srpulvrda, Mark McDonrll Julir Mrrxionca, Ra Morocco. 6 Michrllr Gill, [)avi«j Homan I VARSITY FOOTBALL 7 Santa Rosa 10 Santa Marin 7 Fort Bragg 15 Casa Grande 7 Rancho Cotate 20 Sonoma 26 Piner 14 Cardinal Newman 20 Healdsburg 55 El Molino J.V. Football Undefeated WRESTLING 32 Casa Grande 13 Rancho Cotate 11 Healdsburg 41 Piner 44 Sonoma 9 El Molino VARSITY BASKETBALL 51 Cloverdale 46 Montgomery 48 Ukiah 47 San Marin 53 Montgomery 65 Royce 60 Casa Grande 56 Piner 62 Petaluma 31 Cardinal Newman 53 Healdsburg 51 Sonoma 45 Piner 79 Rancho Cotate 46 Casa Grande 38 El Molino 47 Cardinal Newman 58 Healdsburg 57 Sonoma 43 Piner 48 Rancho Cotate 35 Casa Grande CROSSCOUNTRY 24 Sonoma 38 30 Healdsburg 25 24 Casa Grande 37 29 Rancho Cotate 26 25 Piner 30 50 Montgomery 15 104 V ARSITY K X THALL: K()W I: Cliff Na h. F.«l Qu« « n. Ri har.l Hall, Ray Pulley. THK (� ( LDKN APPLE, Jor Cabral, Paul irachrff, Craig Sprigg� . Brian Ru � ; Row 2: Bili Wearr. David Houlemard, Jnr Nrgri, Augir !)«• La Ri a. Ron Melton. Tom (ionnella. Mark Ferronato, John Wallace. Jerry Shiplry. Coa� h Chip Caatrlbrrry; Row i: Coach Dean Lamh. ireg Prrra, Tim Roger� , John Ralletto, (seorge Pollry, Robert Lamh. Robert Davi� , Jim Lrrum. Rich Mohr. Dan Andrew . Ron Raw on. Coa h Wally Bernard. Thr hi hli ht of thr yrar wu branny F.l Molino SS-Oand Kitting thr (toldrn Applr. John Ballrtto Wr may not havr ha l thr br� t srason in win Imr. but thr playrrs an«l coacbrs wrrr as t losr as la«l an l son. And. hr si of all. wr had alof of fun. Ron Mr I ton Jl NIOR ARSI IV MX) I HALL: Row I: ChrisCadigan. Mark hurusho, Larry Rus� , Oscar Coello, Damon Colombo. Dan Pnzzi, Steve Pnbyl, Jim Hampton. Row 2: I im Adams. Brian Langermann. (Ireg Rrrsrr, Jim Alley. Chris Sorensen, Dan Martin. Tim Pollry, Rick C ilenn, Kevin Ireland Row .1: Coach Dan (lattnev. Kerry Kikuchi, Scott Striepeke, Damon Ranee. Darin Shopshire. Brian Beazell. Larry F.rickson, Frank Schowachert. Mikr Doyle. Tom Curtis. Coach (Icnr Pickrrll. Row 4: Manager Dan Craig. Dan Davidson. Bob Raney. Dan Porter. Keoki iray. David Taber. Km Wardell, Craig Burkhauser. Dennis Mohr hRKSHMAN MX) I BALL: Row I: Ivory Carry, Ken Long. Dave Carroll, John Fox. Skip Morris. Dean Kelly. John Wallin. Sid Merrill, Doug Crew. Kd Doughty. Vince (irry. John Kinder. Tim Clark. Jim Whyte Row 2: Bob Petersen, Charles Inman. Bob Burtwrll. Pat Murphy. Bryan Moore. Daryl Ranee, Scott Robinson. Dave Vlisbach. Syl Houlemard. Mark Booker, Paul Aguire. Keith (iarlock. Pete Reel. Row 3: Coach Bill McKenzie. Ron Bock. Scott Miller, (. larence Cleaver. Mark Davis. Andy Kingslav. Matt Parker. Ken (iurrmoni. Shannon Beach. Mark Rogers. Keith Barker, John Johnson. Ken Patsel. (Manager W'arren I surumoto. Water Boy-Damon Ranee. Manager- Scott Zeliff), Coach Dave Hagen 107 The tram performed well «iur to many talented people playing together. Wr only allowed 4. J pts. a name defensively anti wrrr physically tougher than our opponents. Coach Pitkrrll Wr didn’t brat thr top two trams, hut wr tlnl tir with them. Thr highlight of thr year was seeing the players improve anti gain confidence in themselves. Coach iaffney Wr playetl great as a tram without any individual stars” carrying the load, anti the coaching was very gootl. Scott Strirpekr JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMEN ST AT GIRLS: Kelly Clark. Mary Curtis. Debbie Aguayo. Not picturrd: Julie Sanazxaro, Nancy Enos, Lori Gleason. Thr highlight of the srason ft r me was bring named “Most Valuable Player. It would also be the intercepting of a pass and scoring a touchdown against Healdsburg. Mike Doyle 108 109 nr - v I VARSITY' BASKETBALL: Row I: Mark Dwyer. Kelvin Mruchrl, Dave Moylan. Dan McDrrmott. Augie DrLaRiva. Row 2: Rob Lamb, I rn Colley. Mark Swanson. Phil Murray. Barry Shell. Gary Swartz. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row I: Ted Voight, Chris Cadigan. Gary Dower, Oscar Coello, Brian Langerman, John Eujii. Row 2: John Matthias. Mark Holling, Rich Cundall. Mark Hopkins, Allan Allphin, Dave Taber, Boh Warne, Steve Eidsen, Mr. Jay (Coach). Not Pictured: Mark Gardner, Mark Davis. 110 112 1 Eric Frost, Dave Hughes. 2 VARSITY CROSS COUN'f RY: Randy Benning. Erie Frost. Mark Cleveland, Mike Wilson, Dave Hughes. Not Pictured: George Mello, Steve Griggs. and Jeff Cooper 3 Mike W’llson, Randy Benning. 4 Greg Gaffney, Mark Cleveland. Randy Benning, Eric Frost. The league champions gave us the hardest race. During that race I wondered what kind of fool I was for running 3 miles as hard as I could. Steve Ciriggs During each race 1 kept asking myself why I was running cross country. After the race was over I felt good and decided to keep on running with the team. Jeff Cooper 114 I 2 JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Row I Bryan Stockton. Tom Hughes, John Philipp, Robert Self. Frank (iumm. Mike Besson. Row 2: Kevin Kisich, Dan Porfrr, Sur Leake. Debbie Leake, (ireg ( iaffney. John Lowenthal, Robert Beit 3 Brvan Stockton, Robert Sell. Robert Best, Dan Porter, John Philipp. John Lowenthal. Mike Beeson, Tom Hughes. Frank (iumm, Kevin Kisich. 4 Randy Benning. ireg (iaffney. 115 V RSITY WRESTLING: Row I: Bernard La Rosa, John Lowmthal. Steve Jef fers. Jim Hampton. Tom Hughes, Davr Ashworth, Bill Knowlton, Damon Colombo. Row 2: Dan Portrr, Ram!) Benning, Krrry Kikuchi, Jim Cook. Darin Shropshire, Davr Alves, Kevin Tighr, Mark Furusho, (iene Pukrrll (Coach). JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING: Row I: Chm Gonzales. John Crockett, Mike Sabatio� , Tom Almaguer. Sam Ernst. Todti Kroeck.John Fox. Bill Knowlton. Row 2: Ray Gatti. Mike Newell. Daryl Ranee, Mark Taber. Ernie Ongaro, Robert Powers. Ron Aasvetl, Dan Porter. Regan Tighr. John D’Annunzio, Dale Erickson. Scott Zrlill (Manager). Robert Priestley (Coach). Not Pictured: Chuck Marcum. Scott Robinson. John Kinder, Ted Jerrar. Dean Astin. 116 1 Darin Shropshire. 2 Randy Benning. 3 Darin Shropshire. 4 Kevin Tight . SJohn Lowenthal. 118 1 GYMNASTICS: Front: Dam.II. ( ioudsw aard. Connir Harmri ht. Drhhir ( )'Brirn, Cath Brglry, (iav Williams. Crntrr: Trrrsa Kirtlry. Lolv Knowlton. Lrslir Coir. I rslir Johnson. Diana Gray. Jrnn LanK'brrK. Brtty Tishv. R. ar: Carm.l Fit patrick. Mary McDonrll, Lisa Huntrr. Julir MiDrrmitt. Li a Barlow. Lvnrftr Booth. Drhhir Fstradr. Dianr Rrrilstrom. Michrllr Gardner. Mary Curtis 2 Brtty Tichy, Connir Harm-right. Muhrllr Gardner. Diana Gray. Drhhir F.strada. J Li a Barlovs 4 Drhhir O'Bnrn. Jrnny LanKrb. ru, Dianr Reedstrom. Trrraa Kirtlry. 5 Leslie Johnson. 4 119 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front: Karen (iaffney. Sur Baumgarten. Marlrnr Brown; Back: Laurie Ben rung. Lorry Dalton. Michelle Cleaver, Marianna Cannefax. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Front: Julie Strahm, Cindy Nelson. Sue Randolf, Lori Wilson. Jamie Webster; Back: Angie Taylor, Teri Lawrence, Alison Conkright. Chris Pinochi. Andrea Bettendorf!. 120 I think the Varsity played their best against Ei Molino, and the Junior Varsity against Cloverdale. They did well because they kept moving and played as a team - a deep unity that could be felt throughout. Any sport is like a dance. The music plays inside your head while you respond to the ball and your teammates. Mrs. Mason, Coach Volleyball is a thing of beauty because it allows me to be myself in a relaxed, unpressured atmosphere. It allows each one of us to be a part of the other, and we can make it work in any way we want by mere expressions of ourselves. Marianna Cannefax In volleyball a bond is developed toward the other trammates. and the feeling of closeness is beautiful. If the game is played right, it can be a masterpiece in its own way. Angie Taylor Who Toilet papered M rs. Mason's car? Me and Laura Benning. Sue Baumgarten Probably the Hell’s Angels Andrea Bettendorf Me Terry Lawrence V olleyball requires participation, strength, coordination, stamina, cooperation, alertness and timing. There is something for everyone. It is not an easy sport to master, and I’m far from it; but at those times when a little light shines through. I feel great. Karen Gaffney 121 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Seated: Mrs. Stillman. Holly Adams, TOP: Michelle Cleaver, Barbara Alley. Laurie Benning. Yolanda DeLaRiva, Venise Nahmens, Alison Conkright, Lisa Colley, Mitzi Wilson (Center). JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row I: Leddi Wilson. Lori Wilson. Dani Lang, Sue Smith. Tami Melton. Row 2: Julie Marson. Debbie Aquayo, Dana Lucas. Irma Reyna. Ten Lawrence. Cindy Schoen, Nancy Herring. Andrea Bettendorf!. 2 1 (iYMN ASTICS: Connie Hanwriuht. Teresa Kirtley. Mh belle C iardner, Mary McDonell. Lisa Barlow. 1ar Curtis. Lisa Hunter. Diane Reeilstrom. Danielle ( muiisw aar l. Debbie F.strada. Leslie ('ole. Leslie Johnson, Loly Know lion. ia Williams. Lynette Booth. Betty Tiehy. Julie MeDermitt, Cathy Brglry, Diana ( iray. Debbie )’ Brien. 2 Cathy Begley. Lisa Hunter. Loly Knowlton. 3 Front: Mary Curtis. (� ay Williams Rear Mars MiDonell. Lisa Hunter. Lynette Booth. 4 I,eslie Johnson. Danielle ( iouilswaard. Julie MeDermitt. Leslie Cole, Lisa Barlow. 124 SPRING SPORTS 1 Augir DrURiva. 2 HarrisCarollo. 3 Ernest )ngaro. 4 Krllv Adams. Ann Saulmrr. Krlly Wrtch. Patricia C iuyman, Libby Hutchins. Wrndy Jason. Kim Hall. Lori Williams. 4 125 7 1 Coach Bill Heliums. 2 Jrrrv Shiplrv. 3 Bill ()akrs. 4 Rob Lamb. 5 Augie DrLaR iva. 6 Craig Spriggs. 7 Tim Pforsich. 8 Craig Spriggs. Rob Lamb, Terry Smith . 126 RSI I A BASF.BALL: Row I: Valeric Shidrlrr (Slat girl). Tom (ionnrlla, Brian Bea ell, Craig Spriggs. Paul (Jracheff, Trrrjr Smith. Tim Pforsich, Coach Bill Heliums. Vicky Moon- (Stat girl). Row 2: Ron Champion, (irorgr Policy, Ri� h Lamb. Augie DeLaRiva. Lin Collo. Bill Oakes, Joe Negri. Rick Mohr. Gary Hodges, Jerry Shipley. 127 JUNIOR ARSI! Y BASEBALL: Row I: Joel Quigley, Mark l)a is. Boh Petersen. Kelvin Meuchel. Dan Moylan. Paul Aguire. Steve Moser. Patty Price (Stat girl). Coach Dave Hagen. Mark Hopkins. Row 2: Warren Tsurumoto, Randy Graham, Tim Policy, l ed Voight. Dennis Mohr. Tom Bertolini. Ken Patsrl, Jim Alley. Duane Finger. Pete Reel. 128 V ARSITY TRACK TEAM: Row I: Ed (Jurrn, Kred Rrrd. Rav (iumm. Tom Hughes, Rick Conklin. Rand Roberts, Joel .Aguayo. Vince Gray, Dean Astin. Row 2: Mark Sorensen. Jor Cabral. David Alves. Damon Ranee, Eric Frost, George Mrlo. Mark Lee. Mark Clevrlend. Steve Deal. Darryl Russ. Gary Dower, Row 3: Scott Striepeke, Steve Eidsen, Dan Porter. Robert Davis. Vernon Kails. Jim Lerum. Greg Gaffney, Bob YYarne. Steve Griggs. C ireg Perez. John Balletto. Keoki irav. (iary Whitt. William Foster. Ernest )ngaro, Douglas (iross. Tim Ameral. (� reg Mattson. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Row I: Chris Gonzales. Dan Hennessey. Sam Ernest. Bob Baker. Richard Burton. Row 2: Larry Roberts. David Durr. Kerry Kikuchi. David Lovejoy. David Alves getting high. (URLS’ I RACK TF AM: R( )W I: Patty Carmthers, Linda Dyer. Leslie Johnson. Row 2: Terri H«� uan. Pattie Wame, Sue Leake. Debbie Leake. FROSH I RACK I K N1: Row I: Kevin Biee, Bryan Stock ton. Dale Oakes, Dave Baker, Dmig Crew. John Wallin. Row 2: Bill Smith. Brad Fidsen. Ron Boek. Ron a ved. Keith Barker. Keith ( tarloek. Boh Best. 130 TKNN1STFAM: Row I: Slrvr Morikawa, John Powell, Harris Carol lo. Jeff La Dow. Row 2: Shaw na Wertz. Brian Langertnann. Kvert Fernandez. Mike Beeson. David F.vans, Dennis Miras. John Kinder. Robert Spilhne. Alfredo Vigil. Ralph Colombo, Julie Harper. Coach Spillane. Not Pictured: Mike La Dow. Pat Collins. 1 David F.vans. Alfredo Vigil. Brian Langermann. 2 Dennis M iras. 3 Coach John Spillane. 3 132 2 Steve Morikawa. 3 John Powell. 4 Mike Beeson, AH redo Vigil. 5 Brian Langermann. SWIM TEAM : Row I: Ann Saulnier. Patricia juvman. Kelly Welch. Veronica Hartman. Lori William� . Kim Hall, Row 2: J« rl Slack (Coach). Libby Hutchins. Melody Walts. Wendy Jason. Merrie Walts. Renee Mavridis. Kelly Adams. Carol Pearson i Manager� . Row 3: Steve Dane!;. Greg Hart. Dour O'Brien. Vincent Nagle. John Nagle. Bill Tyler. Dory Scblegel. Arno Lines. Ipperclassmen (Jirls: Renee Mavridis. Melody V alts. eronica Hartman. Merrie Walts. 135 3 1 Melody Walts. 2 Renee Mavndis, Kelly Adams. 3 Vince Nagle. 4 John Nagle. 136 III 137 THE LAST CHANCE - bys M,� , ,. I and 2 Analy faculty defeated by Oakland Raider� . 3 KING CANDIDATES: Augie DeLaRiva. Tom (ionnella. Mark McDonnell. Rob Lamb. nn Cbapnick (Sports Queen), Bill (ileason. Dan Andrews, Mark Ferronato, Robert Davis. 4 Dan Andrews, Starla Nahmens. (K1N( i� 5 Augie DeLaRiva, Debbie Aguayo. (PRINCF.) 6 Mark McDonell, Karen Olsen. (PRINCF.) 7 Robert Davis, Ann Fujii. ’ S Bill (ileason, Rhonda Squires. '• Tom (ionnella, Laurie Lamantia. 10 Rob Lamb. Julie Mendonca. 11 Mark Ferronato. Marty Mello. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Kneeling: Jim Brrtoli (Sophomore President). Lynn Austin (Commissioner of Rallies). Bryan Russ (Senior President), Lea Ann Dower (Vice President of Student Body): Standing: Eric Frost (Junior President). Jill Cooper (Student Body President). Laurie Ongaro (Secretary of Student Body), Evert Fernandez (Commissioner of Athletics), Lindsey O'Brien (Freshman President). Amy March (Business Manager). 140 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Lynn Austin (Commissioner of Rallies), Laurie Ongaro (Secretary). Jill Cooper (President). Lea Ann Dower (Vice President). SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: George Pulley (Vicr President), Judy Spencrr (Representative). Bryan Russ (President). Nor Pictured: Marie Gunderson (Secretary-Treasurer). 141 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Julie Thompson (Representative), Eric Frost (President). Renee Mavridis (Secretary-! reasurer). Dean Astin (Vice President). 7f: u fe-tastagi jajsajon. s :i� sw •■• -Ta iaq� � iUj FALL SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Bertoli (President). V'icki Cramer (Vice President). Lynette B« th (Representative). Karen Ruano (Secretary-Treasurer). 142 FALL FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Terri Hngg n (Secretary-Treasurer). Marybeth Hook (Vice President). DanGoldes (Representative), Lindsey O’Brien (President). Jill Cooper (President) and Lea Ann Dower (Vice-President). STUDENT COUNCIL NOTES September Freshmen Reception. Talked to Social Studies classes about representatives for Student Council. Tiger Telegram, Analy's newsletter, began. October Painted Student Council Room. Participated in Project 80’s - Goals for the District headed by Dr. Alsobrook November Petitions changed rally schedule from after sixth period to morning. Petitions changed the rule requiring a student body card for dances and initiated I.D. cards. Ordered new tables for cafeteria which arrived in January. Board passed elective physical education for second semester with respect to juniors and seniors. United Way Crusade collection of $50. December Student Council Room - MFRRY CHRISTMAS - tree and music. Jill Cooper and Lea Ann Dower attended Student Council Convention at San Francisco's Hilton Hotel. Smoking Proposal: November - Asked the Board for smoking grounds. December - Voted down smoking area three to two. January - Board voted on alternate proposal regarding monitors and seminars. February - Student Council took a revised smoking area proposal to the Board. There was discussion, but no vote. Plan to have a Slave Day late in February. Student Council will participate in selecting cheerleaders late in March. Conduct a nominating convention for next year’s officers in April. SO's Day rally and dance to be on Anril 50 143 EXCHANGE STUDENTS: Yoshito Hiroshima. Janrttr Duke. Hugo Quintanilla. NOMINATING CONVENTION COMMITTEE: Evrrt Fernandez. Laurie Ongaro. Lea Ann Dower. J ill Cooper. Lynn Austin. Bryan Russ. 144 FIFE DRUM Row I: John Powell. Steve Lovejoy. Allan Allphin. Row 2: Kathleen King. Chris Nott. Dawn Poquette. Rosemary Switzer. Karen Cox. Scott Orchard. Doug Gross. STAGE BAND: Row I: Steve Morikawa. HarrisCarollo. Boh Warne. Kent Matsuda. Colleen Wdlhite. Margie Higgins. Sue Stokes. Row 2: Doug iross. Jan Malm. Ann Stokes. NinaGerher. Vincent Nagle. Dan Porri. Mary Dailey. Rick • 'r V ”ow • Chris Nott, Scott Orchard. Jim Lerum. John Powell. Allan Allphin. Steve Love joy. Dan Porter, Rob C arroll. Boh Baker. 145 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Jill Yokoyama. Ann Fujii, Jenny Hennessey, Rhonda Squires. Gretchen King. 146 PO.V1 PON GIRLS: Front: Julie Mendonca. Julie Thompson. Lisa Harlow. Karen Ruano. Rear: Karen Rath. Julie McDermott, Becky Green. JUNIOR V'ARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Rrncc (irachrff. Marty Mrllo. Jrri Yokoyama. Evanr Thompson. Tami Lamb. Tracy Toland. 147 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Kay Ungcwittrr. Linda DrStwolinski. Patricia (iuymon. Mary Lang. MAJORETTES: Denise Mastroianni. Rener Roberts. Kay Ungrwitter. 148 FLAG GIRLS: Row I: Kim Murphy. Tammy Gilliam. Row 2: Ellen Swain. Alena Frank. Ann Chapnick. Row 3: Tern Smallen. Fran Kozlowski. Lon Olmstrad, Julie Pimental. TREBLE CLEF: Row I: Evane Thompson, Shrrry Beale, Angie Taylor. Melissa (icrow, Carol Princr, Nanrttr Snyder. Cathie Garxoli. Joetta dwards. Dirrcfor Louir Lrwis. Row 2: Lisa Howard, Lrslir Johnson. Tammy Mrlton. Pam Frrronato. Karrn Ruano, Rrnrr Pulley. Nancy Enos. Row 3: Jennifer Hawluns, (jail Crichton. Shirley Clisham, Dana Weare. Tern Wood. Debra Meiburg. Shannon D'Annunzio. Kathy Michaels. ACAPPELLA: Row I: Katherine Kruger, Patricia Whalon. Donna Kucich, Julie Thompson. Rhonda Squires. Nancy Flowers. Carol Roach. Denise Lown. Christy Lumlev. Florenc Roberts. Lynn Spencer. Denise Haugh. Ann Carollo. Carolyn Young. Suzanne O’Brien. Row 2: Renee Roberts. Katherine Michaels. Deidre Lovato. Debra Hildreth. Judith Putnam. Cindy Jaynes. Cheryl Deiner. Susan Madson. Sharon Anderson. Ruth James. Lynn (iarzoli, Deborah Savage. Suzanne Hogan. Row 3: Steve F.idsen, RichCundall. Rick Smith. Randy Benning. John Lowenthal. Rick Perry. Andy Wharton. Peter Wharton. David Ashworth. Steve Jeffers. Eric Schumacher. Jerry Shipley. Row 4: Director Louie Lewis. Robert Davis. Daniel Davidson. Phil Murray. Danny Andrew s. Eric Frost. Scott Gerber. Tim Pforsich. Mike Salinas. David Anderson. Kenne Kennemer. Darin Shropshire. 149 N LYAN STAFF: Sitting: Pat Pollock. Ruthjainr . Kathy Brandenburg. Debbie Clark. Pam Buras . Debbie Schmuhl. Lon Brnn.ng. Standing: ('.ary Elliott. Lea Ann Dower (Editor). Michelle Hensley.Gordon Moffett (Assistant Editor). Diane B.xler. Alison Conkright. Vincent Nagle. Nina Gerber. AZALEA STAFF:Row I: Steve Monkawa (Photographer). Bill Kingsbury (Photographer). Kelvin Meuchel, Linda Buras (Copy Editor). Juliana Fitzpatrick. Venise Nahmens. Elaine Dollwet (Photo Editor). Kim Grone(Co-Editor). Row 2: Leslie kurusbo (Business Manager). Terri Kingsbury (Co-Editor). Linda Mukaida. Sue Smith. Kim Gulledge, Steve Conklin. Rhonda Squires. Dawna Smith. Lori Giusti. 150 AFS: Row I: Luann Foshay. Mary Sawyer. W'endell Mrrk. Jim Bertoli, Stuart Peterson; Row 2: Wesley Foster. Amy March. Rosemary Switzer. Patricr )l iham. Peter Wharton, (iretchrn Kins; Row 3: Mike Delaney. Hugo Quintanilla, (iarry Elliot. Deidre Lovato. Andy Wharton. Kent Matsuda. ARTCLL'B: Row I: Diana Gray. Sabrina Perry. Kelly Doyle. Donna Young. Licia Harden. Rrnee Mavridis; Row 2: Sue Baumgarten, Marie Mazzolem. Annette Tichy, Adina Robles. Lori Gleason, Janice Murphy. Melody Walts. Kim Bowers. Kathy Wells; Row 3: Judy Carter. Lisa Shipley. Cathv Morocco. Randy Klicka. Terri Kingsbury. Angelo DeBello (Faculty Sponsor� . Laurie Ongaro, Barbara Bedell; Row 4: Bill Kingsburv. Melody Clements. Dave Alves. Steve Pribyl. Ed Queens. Jeff Cooper. Pat Pollock. 151 ANALY MARCHING BAND DRUM MAJOR; DougGro� DRUM MAJORETTE: Kathlcrn King b b li i 4 $ $ SAXOPHONES Eric Harris Allphin Carollo TROMBONES David Baker DRUMS Sieve Morikawa Rob Warne Colleen Willhite BELLS Laurie Welch k JL 1 Mary Dailey Vincent Nagle Dan Pozzi DRUMS Paul Aguirc MAJORETTES Greg Lorenzo Scott Orchard Dennis Scott Greg Wiltermood Denise Mastroianni ♦ Jr -J v Z k A Ml TUBAS Doug Gross Phil Murray Renee Roberts Garth Harding Chris Noll Kay I tnoou itf � r FLUTES Debbie Dawn Chintal Rosemary O’Brien Poquette Stillman Switzer Patty Kelly Denise Letha Warnc Wetch Wertz Wilson CLARINETS Florence Joanna Campbell Elvy Wesley Karen Foster Goulet Marjorie Kathleen Higgins King Debra Stacy Lankhorst Magill CLARINETS HORNS Kent Carol Kim Marlene Eva Sue Nina Ann Matsuda Pearson Poquette Porter Sterner Stokes Gerber Stokes TRUMPETS Allan Bob Gary Robert Karolcnc Jim Steve Kris Allphin Baker Balzer Carroll Cox Lerum Lovejoy Perkins TRUMPETS BARITONES Eric Tim Dan Jon Tom Randy Bryan Kevin Charles Policy FLAG Porter Powell Roach Smith Stockton Taddeucci Perry Schumacher GIRLS Ann Alena Fran Lori Terri Ellen Chapmck Frank Kozlowski Olmstead Smallen Swain AUTO CLUB: Row I : Jim Clrmmrr. Dick Baxman. Earl Walters. Brian Say. Dean Astin. Margie Azevedo. Nina Gerber, Leonard King. Row 2: Mark DeMartini. Larry Peter. Ron Sturgeon. Tony Dei. Andy Awender, Row 3: HaIGman. Ozzie Erlandson. Mark Lankhorst. Wade Anglin, James Piazza. Jim Cox. Row 4: Richard Kesecker. Tim Johnson. Larry Russ, Rick Smith. BLOCK A: Front: Chris Cadigan. Row 1: Dean Astin. David McCombs. Tom Hughes. Jim Douglas. Dave Ashworth. Craig Spriggs. John Dunn, Joel Aguayo. Row 2: Mike Delaney. Dan Davidson. Kcoki Gray. Dan Bohier. John Lowenthal. Darin Shropshire. Joe Cabral. Rob Davis. Ron McDonell, Ben Blincoe, Steve Miller, Darren Briggs. Row 3: Kevin Tig he, Kerry Kikuchi, Dave Taber. Bryan Russ. Mark Hopkins. Larry Erickson. Row 4: George Polley, Damon Ranee. Steve Eidson, Steve Jeffers. Paul Gracheff. Rick Moore. Greg Perez. 154 t fa-.--1 ----r— LATIN AMERICAN CLUB: Row I: Carlo Gudino. ElicroCalderon, Miguel Cortez, Joel Calderon. Evert Fernandez. Row 2: Miss Falbo. Kathy Salinas. Maria Calderon. Martha Alcantara. Raquel Cordero. Sofia Banuelos. Eva Calderon. Lilia Cortez. 155 CONVERSATION CLUB: Row I: Ben Blincoe. Bill Kingsbury. Larry Peters. George Mrlo. David Hughes. Row 2: Vicki Moore. Valerie Shideler. Marlene Brown. Dean Astin. Row 3: Jeff LaDow. Not pictured: Claire Morgan and Deedee Kishbaugh. CSF: Row I: Carol Lum. Bennett Blincoe. Robert Pollock. W’endell Meek. David Hughes. Garry Elliott, AnnCarollo. Stuart Petersen, Cathy Ades. Kim Gronr. Amy March. Row 2: Sandy Monkawa, Scott Orchard. Andy Wharton. Debbie Brown. Greg Burns. Evert Fernandez. Julie Hunt. Steve Miller. Peter Wharton. Karen Vaughn. Rosemary Switzer. Row 3: Elvern Herrod. Kent Mafsuda. Allen Allphm. Robert Davis, Terry Kingsbury. Colleen Willhite, Wesley Foster. Richard Marson, Judy Bader. Sheryl Fujihara. Margie Higgins, Kathy Kruger. Row 4: Doug Gross. Jim Misthos, Greg Gaffney. W'illiam Foster, Greg Mattson. Debbie Quam, Steve Lovejoy. DRAMA CLU B: Row I: Julie Pimental. Ellen Swam. Julie Thompson. Debbie Tadileucci. Peter Wharton. Kathleen King. Laurie Ongaro. Row 2: Michelle Segal. Guy Rahn. Linda Buras, Shannon D'Annunzio, Toni Goulet. Jeff Cooper. Row 3: Mike Salinas. Ann Carollo. Mr Shecklen. Laurie Welch. Rosemary Switzer. Steve Martino. Row 4: Kenne Kennemer. Ann Stokes. Bill Kingsbury. Dan Goldes. Cheryl Deiner. Rod Aho, John Kinder. Row S: Steve Cleveland. Gordon Moffet. Michelle Hensley. Bennett Blincoe, Ann Richards. 156 FFA: John Albini. Anthony Bassignani. Jeanette Beard. Mikr Beeson. Krvin Boles. Judy Boyd. Terry Brisbin. Ralph Cable. Kevin Calvi. Florence Campbell. Ben Christie. Clarence Cleaver. Carisa Davis. Everett Doughty. Fdward Doughty. Terry Edwards. Kurt Frank. Keith Garlock. Pam Jensen. Jennifer Joell. Mike Johnson. Mary Lang, Allan Mazzolini. Kim McDonald. Skip Morris. Richard Murphy. Jamie Lightfoot, John Hudgins. Tammy Joiner. Jim Newman, Don Peters. Bob Peterson. Mike Peton, Dina Quattrim. Kevin Read. Debbie Riebli. Nancy Ross, David Say. Pat Schenck. Regan Tighe. Tina Trappe. Paul Walker. Tom Wells. Jacob W'llliams. Vicki Moore. W5 WM@ FFA: Linda Arceo. Dick Baxman. Laurie Benning. Tom Bertolini. Ben Blincoe. Ron Calvi. Jeff Ceresa. Jack Church, Dale Collins, Leann Deater, Randall Dei, Gary Edwards, Debbie Estrada. Dorothy Fox. Alena Frank. Linda Frazer. Jay Frazer. Scott Gerber. Bert Hoagr. Leslie Johnson. Kerry Kikuchi. Missy Lang. Georgia Lankhorst, Mary Mason. George Mederias. Debbie Mello. Martv Mello. Steve Moore. Linda Lightfoot. Dale Newman. Brad O’Bryan. Tami Oh lander. Larry Peter. James Piazza. Debbie Quam. Peter Reel. Frank Richard. (Jerry Riebli. Steve Riebli, Brian Say. Brenda Shider, John Steele. Brvon Stevens. Mark Taber. Paul Vosseler. Siegrid Vosseler. Charles Welling. Sharon Writing, Gaye Williams. Lori Williams. Kelly Stefenoni, Gayle Gilmore. Carolyn Costner. RayGumm. Veen Presler, John Calverly. 157 FUTURE TEACHERS: Row I: Brian Taniguchi. Tammy Gilliam. Pat Collin� . Garry Elliott. Mr. Van Diest, Vicki Kramer. Lynette Booth. Shrr l Fujihara. Row 2: Diane Bixler. Kent Matsuda. Kathy Michael� . C'arisa Davi� . Sharon Ander� on. (iordon Moffett.. Carol Lum, Sandy Morikawa. Row 3: Bennett Blincoe. Steve Delange, Wendell Meek. Wesley Foster. Cheryl Deiner, Deidre Lovato. Bill Kingsbury. Michele Hensley. Kathy Kruger. Stacey Malley. GIRLS LEAGUE: Kneeling: Lynn Austin. Veronica Hartman. Mary Jeffers. Valerie Taylor. Lori Matto Vicki Moore, Teresa Kirtley. Holly Adams. Lon Wilson. Linda Dyer. Majorie Higgins. Kelly Edwards. Michelle Binkley, La Hammond. Andrea Bettendorf. Margaret Gallego. Julie Marson, Judy Putnam. Carol Lum. Sharon W’elling. Mrs. Stillman. Standing: Cindy Craig. Sharon Theriault. Colleen Willhite. Laurie Ortega. Paula Witherspoon. Denise Shuster. Linda Frazer. Marybeth Hook. Michelle Zeen. Darcy Almaguer. Janice Harborth. I ami Joiner. Kathy Kruger. Laurie Spillane. Laurie Benning. Chee Gee. Sheryl Fujihara. Cathy Ades. Siegnd Vosseler. 158 HOME ECONOMIC SCLL B: Sitting: Shirlry Williams, Diane Celeri. Michelle Boren. Janice Beard. Stacry Magill, Lon Hanthrall. Standing: Row I: Nancy Williams. Margo Carpenter. Linda Buras, Tianie Vichi. Sasan V'ichi. Row 2: Christy Gilmer. Mrs. McMasters, Melissa Kendrick. Karen Almind. Debbie Schmuhl INTERACT: Row I : Bennett Blincoe, Linda Newell, Jim Bertoli, Ann Carollo. (iretchen King, Peter Wharton. Garry Elliott. Stacey Mally, Cindy Nelson. Row 2: Bill Kingsbury. Debbie Quam. Kevin Ireland. Steve Pnbyl. Kelvin Meuchel, Jon Powell. Terri Kingsbury. Eric Frost, Steve (iriggs. Julie Stram. Row 3: Andy Wharton. Sue Stokes, Stuart Petersen. Steve Monkawa. Robert Davis. Bryan Russ, Norvell Sowyer. Rob Lamb. George Polley, Gregory Perer. Larry Peters. Tim Polley, Mr. Webb. 159 ISP: Row I: Brn Blincoe. Robert Spillane. Harris Carollo. John Powell, Stephanie Spaulding, Terri Kingsbury, Karen Vaughn. Ann Carollo. Amy March, Gretchen King. Rosemary Switzer. Row 2: Robert Pollock. Kay Brantley. Debbie Meiburg. Brendon Voge. Andy Wharton. Renee Theriault. Rick Perry. Dave Hughes. Peter Wharton. Ann Stokes. Row J: Wendell Meek. Debbie Brown, Jim Bertoli. Sabrina Rosenberg. Hugo Quintanilla. Jennifer Joell. Colleen Willhite. Debbie Quam. Mr. Tim Plank. Row 4: Greg Burns. Traci Bryant. Gordon Moffett. Kent Matsuda. William hosier, Greg Gaffney. Doug Gross. Keoki Gray. MODEL CONGRESS: Row I: Terri Smallen. Gretchen King. Robert Davi . Vincrnt Nagle. Paul Gracheff. Row 2: Steve Lovejoy. Linda Newell. Lori Olmstead. 160 MODEL UNITED NATIONS: Brn Blinoor, David Hughes, Michelle Hensley, Gordon Moffett. Wesley Foster. Kimberly Grone, Anne Stokes, Kent Matsuda. nosenoseoo serans rx s oo oo s ? OUTDOORSMAN CLUB: Sitting: Billy Knowlton; Standing: Robert Davis. Jor Cabral. Cindy Nelson. AnnCarollo. Angie Taylor. Bryan Russ, Tammy Lamb. Marlene Brown, Karen Ruano. Patricia Guvman. Cindy Morrison. Ben Blincoe; Tree: Rhonda Squires. Lynn Austin. Patty Price, Julie Sanazzaro. Kim Gulledge. Kelly Tatman. Elaine Dollwet. 161 SCIENCE CLUB: Row I: Bennett Blincoe, Strvr Morikawa. Laurie Ongaro, David Hughes. Marlrnr Brown. Row 2: Pat Collins, Garry Elliott. Lrland Coir. Dave Lovejoy. Hugo Quintanilla. Bill Kingsbury. Row 3: Gordon Moffett, Ann Stokes, Strvr Lovrjoy. Doug Gross. Derek Willhitr, Kevin Read, Mr. Palmer. 162 VIDEOGR APH Y: Row I: Steve Morikawa. Bill Kingsbury. Fred Bush. Mike Grrson. Drrrk Willhitr, David Evans. Bob Baker, Row 2: Garry Elliott. Pat Collins, Harris Carollo. Greg Burns, Terri Smallrn. Grrtchrn King. Robert Spillanr, Mr. Rradr. Andy Wharton. Eric Frost, Tim Pforsich. Jerry Shipley. Chris Nott. Steve Lovejoy. Doug Gross. Mr. Webb. (Interact Santa Grams). The Analy Interact Club and Analy Fife and Drum Corps in colonial costume organized a Bicentennial program for the Pinecrest Elementary School. The program combined both music and history of the various flags of America. The special program was well received by the school. 163 1 Hugo Quintanilla, Garry F.lliott at the Redwood Ice Arena for an A.F.S. skating party. 2 Garry F.lliott, Hugo Quintanilla. Mrs. Pedrim at A.F.S. welcome party in honor of H ugo. 3 Hugo Quintamila at A.F.S. welcome party. 4 Terri Smallen. Wesley Foster, Lon Olmstead. Stuart Peterson, at A.F.S. skating party. SCake in honor of foreign exchange student. Hugo Quintanilla. 6 Tim Pforsich, William Foster, Garry Flliott. Bill Oakes. Gregg Gaffney. Pat Collins. Eric Frost, (male cheerleaders). 164 GIRL'S LEAGUE OFFICERS: Collem Willhite (Student Council Representative), Kathy Kruger (Treasurer 75-76), Veronica Hartman (Vice President 75-76), Laurie Henning (President 75-76), Lynn Austin (President 75-76), Cathy Garroli (Treasurer 76- 77), Margaret (ialego (Vice President 76-77), Laurie Ortega (President 76-77), Paula Witherspoon (President 76-77). GIRL’S LEAGUE BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE: Laurie Ortega, Janice Harborth, Cindy Craig. Laurie Benning, Colleen Willhite. Cathy Adrs, Lori Mattos. GIRLS’ LEAGUE - GIRLS OF THE YEAR Cathleen Ades Laurie Benning Katherine Kruger 165 What was your most memorable personal experience during your years at Analy? “Winning the Competition Rally in our Junior and Senior year, and topping it off with the Golden Apple.” Kimberly Grone “Going with the band to Canada for six days, winning a trophy there, seeing different people, and having a blast.” Laurie Welch “Finding out who my real true friends were and leaving those who hurt others behind.” Rhonda Squires “Since my predilections don't lie in ignominious carousals, I am forced to say that my participation in the recent Bank of America scholarship program was my most memorable event.” Greg Mattson “The exceitement of being chosen a Junior Varsity cheerleader, the honor of being nominated as an All-Sports Queen candidate and being chosen as one of the Princesses.” Jenny Hennessey “Being able to participate in the Junior Miss program.” Linda Buras “It hasn’t happened yet.” Don Wade “The day I dressed up as a 50’s girl.” “My first two years on the pep squad.’ Marie Guidry Rosa Sepulveda “ Being a Pom Pon girl my Sophomore year and a Junior Class Vice-President, our Junior Class winning the Competition Rally, and being nominated as an All-Sports Queen candidate.” Julie Mendonca “The excitement and hard work of the Competition Rally and the experiences and friends made through the American Field Service.” Andy Wharton “Singing in the mass choir ensemble for the fall and spring concerts.” I Stuart Prtersrn. Kathy Kruger “Being nominated as an All-Sports Queen candidate and the dinner many of us enjoyed together before coming to the Homecoming game.” Ml h,11,‘(:iU “The work that led up to the night that Tom Sawyer, my campaign manager, told me I won the election for Student Body President. Also, it was difficult not telling Lea Ann that she, Laurie and I had won until it was announced, and she knew all the time.” Jill Cooper “The students appreciation towards a man who wanted to stay, who the students wanted; but who could not stay.” Jerry Shipley “Realizing that I am going to the best school around and how nice everybody is.” Ben Karnes “My first day as a freshman. I missed the bus going to school, so 1 was tardy. I had just moved here, so I didn’t know anyone. When I walked into Mr. Mari’s class he told me I didn’t belong there and to go to the office. The office told me I belonged in that class. I went back and forth about three times and finally things got settled down, except my stomach. At the end of the day I missed the bus going home.” J udy O’ Brien “Meeting Clay Ruffino.” Vicki White “Simply going to Analy has been an experience.” Gordon Moffett “Walking into class the first day of my junior year and not knowing one single person.” Laurie Ongaro “Being in the Analy A Cappella under the direction of Mr. Lewis.” Rjck Smjth “The time I tripped over the goal line when the band was running onto the field for a pre-game show. Also, the first time 1 went on stage in my drama class and forgot all my Mark Cleveland “The day I turned 18 six girls woke me up at 6 a.m., drove me to a restaurant, deserted me at a gas station, had me arrested bv Sheriff as a joke, and then dragged me down the halls of Analy — all in my red robe and with the night’s sleep still on my face.” Madeleine Fitzpatrick 1 Jerry Shipley. 2 Raquel Cordero. . . 3P.uiGr.cMf. “When a group of us tape recorded our own 4 4 John Wallace. . .. , . , version of a radio show and spliced it into the P.A. system which goes all over the school. We couldn’t have gotten traced or caught. The Principal didn’t know' what was happening.” Steve Lovejoy What will you be doing 10 years from now ? “Hopefully, I will be employed as a court reporter. I don’t think I could handle being a fat, old housewife with seven kids; but who knows!” Jenny Hennessey “On my way to being a professional student doing post- graduate work for a degree in dentistry and oral surgery.” Greg Mattson “Being a choreographer for musicals on Broadway and in movies.” Rhonda Squires “I hope to be teaching young children when I complete college. But then again, I might end up in a drug store stocking deodorant all my life. A community theater group would be fun.’ Laurie Welch “Being an airline stewardess and traveling around the world.” Kimberly Pease “In Los Angeles working as a studio bassist, and enjoying all the profits from my first golden record.” Doug Gross “I don’t think I’ll live that long.” Wendell Meek “I hope to be a physical therapist with a small house in the country.” Lynn Prendergast “I’ll probably be married with at least ten kids.” Shawna Wertz “I want to be working in electronics.” “Hopefully, I will be a cop.” “Have an accounting firm.” Bryan Russ Michael Jones Chris Nott 1 Krnt Vessels. 2 Julie Mrndoru a and Robert Lamb. 3 Bryan Russ. “Trying to balance my budget and planning to run for governor.” Gordon Moffett “Doing research in the conservation of wildlife.” Garry Elliott “Riding in a police car and giving Analy students tickets.” Craig Spriggs “Owning a horse ranch.” Nancy Tarrants “In school studying medicine or working in the field of health.” Mark Cleveland “I hope that I will have a Ph.D. in Psychology.” Madeleine Fitzpatrick “I will be a forest ranger if there are any parks left then.” Lorraine Eggers “I will probably be a Licensed Vocational Nurse.” Rosa Sepulveda “I hope to be a professional singer and travel around the world, which will let me see more than Sebastopol, Appletown U.S.A.” Jerry Shipley “I will be a transmission specialist in my own shop.” Rick Smith “I hope to be married, have four children, and continue with my beauty work.” Marie Guidry “Building, repairing, and designing computers.” Kris Cummins 1 Vicki Gordon. 2 Gwen Texeira and Lindsay Wrbb. 3 Rosemary Switzer. 4 William Foster. “Working toward a M.A. in Social Work or something related.” Terri Smallen What do you look forward to upon graduation? “Moving on to new places, making new friends, and experiencing new things.” Bill Dunlap “Living in Santa Rosa with friends and working in a business office.” Dawna Smith “Traveling throughout the world and seeing everything there is to see.” Linda Buras “Going back to North Carolina and planning my wedding.” Lori Olmstead “Leaving Sebastopol and Analy WITHOUT a permit to leave.” Terri Smallen “Learning to become an electrical engineer.” Ray Pulley “Leaving for Colorado.” Karen Almind 1 Steve Love joy. 2 Scott (ierber, Mark l ea. i Sabrina Perry. 170 “A little bit of freedom where my days are not run by bells, tardy skips and re-admits — not to mention the hall passes.” passes.” Lorraine Eggers “Meeting the exciting world that is waiting for me.” Raquel Cordero “Going to Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo to study architecture.” Andy Wharton “Bicycling and camping in Hawaiian Islands with Tami Poland and returning to attend junior college.” Jill Cooper “Working in the summer and the Academy of Stenographic Arts in San F rancisco to eventually become a court reporter.” Jul ie Mendonca “Majoring in ornamental horticulture at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.” Michelle Gill “Moving to San Francisco temporarily for the experience.” Jenny Hennessey V I (ire Mattson. Ik I.1 2 Chee ( iee. Dear Friend Taking time to love is what it's all about. What makes the clocks turn and the sunsets come true and without complications. Today while lying face to face with Love. “I” close my eyes, and no one's here. My memory has done its best and stopped. I make yesterday today. And all the memories I hold will be untouched. 171 Clary Mattson Auto Shop Teacher by Rhonda Squires. REFLECTIONS OF YESTERYEAR Flick Jaws cats 'em up Analv finally gains back the Golden Apple 55-0 Aristotle Onassis dies at 69 Cincinnati Reds win the World Series An uncovering of horrors from the CIA The end in Vietnam Paul Newman celebrates 50th birthday Ruffian races to her grave The return and trial of Patty Hearst Greg Allman and co-stars with Sonny Bono Jimmy Hoffa disappears Arthur Ashe defeats Jimmy Connors at Wimbledon |oe Negri, footballs most valuable Tiger Babylifts arrive in the U.S. John Denver. Olivia Newton John: Entertainers of the Year Postal rates climb up to 13 cents Pet rocks and mood rings are in great demand Moe Howard of The Three Stooges, and “Ma Kettle” dies Ann Carollo named Sebastopol's Junior Miss President Ford visits China Squeaky Frommc and Sarah Jane Moore try to shoot the President XII Olympic Games Guatamala Earthquake claims 20,000 lives George Moscone becomes new San Francisco mayor Controversy over legalization of a smoking area at Analy Ann Landers gets a divorce Gene Cory. Bus Superintendent, retires after 15 years at Analy Laurie Benning breaks record for Analyan ad sales New York City close to bankruptcy Norval Adams retires after 20 years at Analy Betty Ford tells it like it is U.S. jobless rate climbs William O. Douglas retires from the Supreme Court First Alice Doesn’t Day” flops America celebrates the Bicentennial Deidre Lovato left for a year in S. Africa 1976 Presidential primaries Americans and Russians link up in space Japanese Emperor Hirohito visits the U.S. Elvis Presley reaches 40 and gives away new cars Sebastopol gets a new fire station and library Fannie Foxe. Senator Mill’s sweetie Doctors go on strike because of malpractice insurance Marijuana decriminalized Pittsburg wins the Superbowl Analy students organize their own production. The Follies Drought threatens California San Francisco has largest snowfall since 1887 Rosemary Switzer wins Lions Club Student Speaker Contest Miss Falbo retires after 23 years at Analy The great nuclear debate Americans came in third in the Winter Olympics with 10 medals New media center goes up at Analy Euell Gibbons dies, Sal Mineo is stabbed to death Steve Prcfontaine. mile runner, killed in auto accident Happy Days and Mr. Kottcr set a stage for Analy students EDITORS Kim Grone and Terri Kingsbury are co-editors of this Azalea. Each had a specialty. Their function is to oversee the work of the staff and to assume the responsibility of meeting the deadlines. We relied greatly on Terri for her art work and related experiences. She began the year by making a final sketch for the endsheets. Kim Grone’s valuable talents contributed heavily in all phases of yearbook production. If anyone deserves special credit for this Azalea, it is Kim, who spent many productive hours after school completing unfinished parts of a deadline. BUSINESS MANAGER Leslie Furusho has been very efficient. One of her first assignments was to estimate our income and expenses in order to determine the price of the Azalea. Leslie organized the yearbook sales, kept books on money collected, handled our billing, and balanced our account. COPY EDITOR Linda Buras came into the yearbook class saying she wanted to have typing practice. Did she type! When the typing was done, she worked at proofreading. PHOTO EDITOR Elaine Dollwet had prepared for this position last summer by taking a photography seminar in South San Francisco. Her function was to set up picture schedules, assist the photographer and order prints. Yearbook production involves selling advertisements, planning the finance, selling books, selecting a theme, designing the cover and endsheets, making a detailed plan of the book, setting page deadlines, getting photographs, preparing copy, and designing layouts. There was a lot of hard work put into the book by everyone on the staff, more work than I ever imagined. I liked being Copy Editor because I enjoy typing. Proofreading wasn't so exciting, but I feel it was all worthwhile. Linda Buras This yearbook was my first. The people made the class, and I’ll never forget some of the things we did. When deadline came up, we had to work overtime. Elaine Dollwet This yearbook will hopefully be the most original. I mainly took care of the financial planning and helped do the Yesteryear pages. I enjoyed working on pages because I'm excited about seeing the end result. Leslie F urusho Working on the yearbook has been a new experience. It was a lot of fun and work. I enjoyed making layouts, helping with different parts of the book, and doing the rally pages. Lori Giusti This was my first year. Working with the staff is one of my most memorable experiences. I enjoyed learning all that was involved in putting the book together. Helping the photographer take club pictures was fun, also. The least enjoyable was the pressure of the deadlines. Kim Gu Hedge My main contribution was the planning and layout of the sport pages. The most difficult was the Fall Sports Scoreboard. Kelvin Meuchel Working on this yearbook was a good experience, and I’ll always remember it. I especially liked working on the Yesteryear pages and helping Kelvin with the sports. Linda Mukaida I have enjoyed being on the yearbook staff this year. I helped organize some of the girls’ sports pages. The yearbook staff has a lot of responsibility getting the pages in on the deadline. I think this year’s book will be one of the best. I hope you agree. Venise Nahmens This was my second year on the staff. My largest specific contribution was designing the color pages. I also helped on the Yesteryear pages. It was a good experience being in this yearbook class. Suzy Smith This was my first year on the staff. I really enjoyed putting together such pages as the Spring Play pages, the AFS page and writing the poem for Mr. Mattson. Putting a yearbook together isn't as easy as I planned it would be. Rhonda Squires CLASS OF 76 8 IMPERIAL lumbing DON MASTROIANNI 865 Gravenstein Hwy. No. 823-7481 P.O. Box 748 Phone 823-7093 Sebastopol. CA 95472 License No. 285870 THE RAZOR'S EDGE mhaircutting and styling11 847 GRAVENSTEIN AVE. SO. 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BILL CLEMENTS PHONE 823-5311 542-8151 WATCO OIL GOLD LEAFING SS8 SM Stop WHITE STAG SPEEDO 725 CODDINGTOWN MALL SANTA ROSA, CALIF 95401 SANDY'S MARTY’S TOP 0’ THE HILL PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS 870 GRAVENSTEIN HWY. NO. SEBASTOPOL,CALIF, LUNCH - MON. THRU SAT. 11:30 - 3:00 BUS. 823-6434 DINNER - MON. THRU SAT. 5:00 - 10:00 pm SUNDAY DINNER 2j00 - 10:00 pm Analy LIVE MUSIC THURS,, FRI., SAT. 9:30 - 1:30 Rexall Pharmacy 8050 BODEGA AVE. SEBASTOPOL, CALIF FOR RESERVATIONS: 823-9812 UMIOM HOTEL AMD UMIOM MOTEL Carlo Ok Mary Panixzina • Dam 6 LuCillC OOnnilla OCCIDENTAL. CALIF. RI tau� ANT Pw 074-3662 95465 MOTEL Pm 874-3633 GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF '76 WETCH INSURANCE 241 SOUTH MAIN STREET SEBASTOPOL, CALIF. 95472 PHONE (707) 544 0521 228 CODDINGTOWN CENTER SANTA ROSA. CA 95401 Polley’s ARCO FIESTA MARKETS Tires Batteries Accessories BUD POLLEY Tunc-up 328 NORTH MAIN ST. 550 GRAVENSTEIN HWY NORTH SEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA 95472 SEBASTOPOL, C A . 95472 phone 823-2678 phone 823-9735 180 SUPREME DRIVE-IN 7260 HEALDSBURG AVE. SEBASTOPOL, C A . 95472 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '76 THE AGU IRES capezio shoes sandals 546 coddingtown center santa rosa, California 544-2275 PELLINI CHEVROLET 6877 SEBASTOPOL AVENUE SEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA 94572 ALLEW BEAUTIQUE (3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU) SEBASTOPOL-ALLEW BEAUTIQUE THE LAVENDER HOUSE 916 GRAVENSTEIN AVE. MON. THRU SAT. 7-5 823-5121 HEALDSBURG-ALLEW S GOLDEN HAIR 122 NORTH STREET, TUES, THRU SAT. 8-5 433-2550 SEBASTOPOL—ALLEW S MEN AND MS 918 GRAVENSTEIN AVE., 8-5 MON. THRU SAT. 823-0228 OP $£ 823-9822 141 N. MAIN STREET SEBASTOPOL, CA. LOUIS A GONNELLA Occidental Hardware ELECTRICAL 4 PLUMBING SUPPUCS PAINTS - SPORTING GOO OS • BUILDING SUPPLIES OCCIDENTAL .CA 874-3441 iTF +- BEST FEAKS - REALTORS EDWARD C. TRIGEIRO RESIDENCE: 6 9 □ 6 SEBASTOPOL AVE. 302 JESSE STREET 5EBASTOPOL. CALIF. 95472 TELEPHONE 823 6107 TELEPHONE (707) 823-5335 W7M; CUSTOM JEWELERS let your jewelry reflect you . . • EAR PIERCING • CUSTOM DESIGNS 207 N Main St Sebastopol. Ca 95472 823-9356 ’GROW alONG WITH uS' STOCK state uCENSEC landscape CONTRACTOR BASSIGNANI NURSERY 184! Grovcnttein Highwoy So • Sebastopol. Colif 9547? TONY BASSIGNANI LEROY BASSIGNANI CLOSED TUESDAY 1707, 823-3984 181 VERN HASSETT RADIO and TELEVISION PHONE 823-2678 (OWNER) RICH STUBBS 7233 HEALOSBURG AVE. SEBASTOPOL, CA 95472 NEW AND USED HORSES -CATTLE- HORSES BOARDEO AND TRAINED DOUBLETREE RANCH western saddle shop BUY — SELL —TRADE—CONS IGN—A ,Q ,H ,A , STUD SERVICE 1005 HIGH SCHOOL ROAD (823-6961) SEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA 95472 SPONSORS NICK DOLLWET INSURANCE DARRELL D. LUPERINI, D.D.S. DR. WM. S. KINGSBURY GONNELLA'S COUNTRY MART A L - DOLORES MATTERI GROCERIES NOTIONS - SUNDRIES DRY GOODS - HOUSEWARES Phone 874-3315 Occidental, Colif. Xa vet's Jtojtflics c? jfwatefs 108 PETALUMA AVENUE SEBASTOPOL, CA. 95472 823-9330 DON LflLLY phone 874-3535 JERRY'S SERVICE and BODY SHOP 24 HOUR TOWING p.o, box 217 OCCIDENTAL-, CALIFORNIA SEQUOIA MARKET and DRIVE-IN 1382 GRAVENSTEIN HWY • , SO. SEBASTOPOL phone: 823-5291 clsDinchel,s taxidermy Game Head and Gome Birds Mounted OUCKS • PHEASANTS • QUAIL CLARENCE WINCHEL 4623 G AVCN TCtN HWY SOUTH PhOnc 623 0466 SEBASTOPOL. CALIFORNIA CHRISTINE'S GIFTS HANDCRAFT AND IMPORTS FORMERLY IN SEBASTOPOL OCCIDENTAL, CA, (707) 874-2171 __ __ . a _ _ __ - LONGS DRUG STORE gj A MENDOCINO AT STEELE w MM 4 information.. .... 5, . . W PHOTOGRAPHY 542 8S9S Where Everybody Saves------------------------------------------ 2075 MENDOCINO l 2771 FOURTH STREET LONGS DRUG STORE AT STEELE LANE rww. AT FARMER'S LANE FOURTH AT FARMERS NORTH SANTA ROSA 1 r TC EAST SANTA ROSA l VM • PHOTOGRAPHY ... 528 2010 OPEN DART 9:30 AM TO 9:30 FM • 0FEN SUNOAT 10 AM TO 7 FM ——----------- PHOTOGRAPHY .....$28 2040 707 823-7591 FIBRE GLASS REPAIR CHRISTOPHERSON Auio Body COMPLETE BODY PAINTING FACILITIES 6901 PALM AVE. KEITH CHRISTOPHERSON SEBASTOPOL, CA 95472 OWNER CONGRATULATIONS MEDICO DRUG CO. PRESCRI PTION-SPECIAL I STS 125 NO. MAIN STREET PETE H|L_t_ SEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA PHONE| 823-2340 707 326-0630 Qlenri R . JanSoii COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 705 COLLEGE AVENUE SANTA ROSA. CALIF 0S4O4 WCOOINGS Portraiture 183 WE hope you enjoy this Bicentennial Edition of the Azalea. With this year being our country’s 200th birthday, the class chose a Bicentennial theme that emphasized “America the Beautiful”. This year we have some unique features in our yearbook. For the first time we have a full sixteen pages of color and spot color, a senior log, and identification of the majority of candids New ideas were tried to add interest to our yearbook. Also much effort went into the Azalea, including many extra hours by some after school. The Yearbook class would be a good adventure for hard workers who have a strong sense of responsibility. Now that our production is complete, sit back and enjoy yourself.