Artesia High School - Ano de Oro Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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Clockwise Page 12: Jarone Bartee fmishing up his work, Kim Smith, Who said that? . Dr. Yusem, Mrs. Kxause, and Kathy Mc Gorman having a serious conversation. Cindy Watts getting a helping hand from Ms, Reyes. Dean Gray having fun. Robert Lambert ready for clais. Page 13 ' Damon Davis after a hard game of footbaU, Belinda MoUetti hard at work. John Vaca enjoying lunch, Rachelle Butcher smiling as usual, Mr, Cleveland ready for another day of auto shop. Mishaye King on her way to class. Coach La Rosa coaching another day of football. Mr. Moreno teaching class. Philip GoUa at his best. Opening 13

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Artesiuj Always An Experience Artesia High, isn ' t it a great school? The activities, friends we ' ve made, and things we ' ve learned. They are all experiences we will always remem ber. Football games and rallies, contests and dances have all been great times. We will always hold on to these memories. We have all grown and matured through our years at Artesia. We have overcome pressures and faults. Through these experiences we can learn to be proud of what we are. Learning here at Artesia has been an experience in itself: Math, English, history, science, all the essentials needed to make it out in the world today. We may not like to learn now, but one day we will thank Artesia High and the teachers for teaching us the things we need to know. Our short four years here at Artesia High will be a memorable experience for the rest of our lives. A time we will treasure Always and Forever. ■■ B l W ' HK 4 ' ' l r ' ' hH H . H ■H 12 I Opening

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Leilani Ines Senior Princess Homecoming ' 87 . . . Forever Alive The long awaited moment we all have prayed to come, brought many tears and joy as we celebrated Artesia ' s Homecoming with pride. The night started off with a warm welcome from our spirit squads and the singing of our national anthem. Then there was the Homecoming game followed by the half-time show, where all of the princesses showed off their beauty and poise in their elegant gowns. ' It was a big night, not just for the football players or the crowd, but mostly for Rosa Mesa, who became the 1987 Homecoming Queen that night. She has been a great addition to our school and deserved every bit of recognition as the Homecoming Queen of Atresia. But the ceremony is not complete without the rest of the Homecoming Court. The senior princesses were Leilani Ines, Carol Martinez, and Andrea Robinette. Annette Nuno was crowned as the junior princess. Joey Perez became the sophomore princess. Stacy Martinez represented her class as the freshman princess. Each and every one of the princesses deserved their appointments and have shown great Pioneer pride in our school. The Varsity team came back from half-time with the hojie of winning the tied game. They came back with more Red Power than ever with a victory over La Mirada, 10-3. Sounds from the victory bell were heard as the cheering crowd rushed to congratulate the team and rejoiced with one another as one memorable night came to an end, leaving the Artesia Pioneers with memories that will have a place in our heans and minds . . . Always and Forever. Annette Nuno Junior Princess Andrea Robinette Senior Princess Rosa Mesa, 1987-88 Honiecom: }: ' cvV ook X y Stacy Martinez I Freshman Princess ,