Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1978 volume:

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Pt NN' 1 TN t. w X A x'1',KJiy i . 'N .1 x , Think neither of yesterday, nor of tomorrow. For today is a brand new beginning. Introduction-1 Q 2. va, V 1 , , gt. ,, ,.v L.. 1 ui wg Q ,te Experiencing now. Living our lives to the fullest with each passing moment. Taking today and making what you will of it. You may always remember yes- terday, and dream of tomorrow but Today is what is happening now. For when today passes it will only be a yesterday to be looked upon. Experience life and all its pain and happiness. Experience the moments of laughter and tears. For all these are what make up life. Experience all that you will and carry the memories with you. Live today ...strive to be happy. Today is a look at a movie never to be forgotten, an exhausting football game, sharing a laugh with a group of friends, dressing up for 50's day, and everlasting spirit 'iid r. E S. lntroduction3 ei- ,nigh ,. . V . , - '- ' . . Q 'i' i..f..y::25'?-dr ' U ' 'J Y Q T 4 U. Cx' A N JSF 'O ' 0 ' I I . ,r'L4' P! .0 :itll !,' 0:50. '. H K 1 J, Q Q Y7' --I. jlfs- wi. ' Q ' -A 'J :W . P, ' 'ff' F ?x1 1' Q- 'au . ' ilu' W 2 gg? a peaceful lunch, eating to the sound of a jack hammer opening your locker, to find a mutilated peanut butter sandwich stuck to your chemis- try book Togetherness in deciding how to cheat on next per- iods test . . . showing off when actually trying to digest a snack bar hamburger 6-Intro rg -x -- - 2 :r ,.4 . ,xx . 5 he - A 1 ,fs- -f '.. ,Ne-4' sp .BW . ', K1 -f -'2 ' , , 1-,-vsp. gi- -'kZ'.. 'fx grin , fg- v rug . E,a vQ i-in-5' 'l.- '-1' .-IN X., Ax. gf, . I S4 xg.-Q Intro-7 8-Intro being yourself a nervous grin staring at a camera topsy, turvy, crazy dressing up for 50's day and finding out' it's the wrong day wearing off last nights Excedrin head- ache. Intro-9 10-Intro . .. the Atascadero Mafia at their noon meeting discussing what pranks to play on their next victim. The new girls at school. Loneliness sitting by yourself watching life pass you by. Intro-11 if Z, I-, :Iv J. if Q. ,Ky 4 i : P K ,fig , 1 f - ,f 1,77 -15 a winning Senior float, last min- ute napkin stuffing, partying, de- cisions, arguing, throwing darts, a little loud music, and a lot of hard work. Powder Puff cheerleaders, best of Friends popping balloons, cheering their teams on, bringing on a new per- sonality and true like . An in-depth discussion, a shared moment with a friend never to be shared again . .. lntroduction413 14-Introduction ... deep concentration, thinking hard, daydreaming. Lunch time frisbee, hav- ing your lunch knocked over, and get- ting hit in the head. Pausing listening to the sound of the Pringles crunch. Relaxation, resting our tired weary broken bones and drinking a watered down coke with a warm milk chaser. .gin Introduction-15 L L T' a challenging football game using clever strategy and strong deter- mination, a lot of excitement and nervous tension, excellent moves and super stardom. Reactions a playful pucker, an innocent sparkle, and a sly grin. Introduction-17 1 . 18-Division Academics Section Editor: Susie Daniels Three members of the board are. Stan Lucy, Donna Wnllnams and Randy Merric. 20-Admunnstratlon S is jr Active board members, Ken Beck, Carol Boche and Jean Thiebaud. I Q I I A U I i' New Superlntendent, Dr. Anthony Avina. dnscusses plans for a bug year. It is education which gives man a clear con- scious view of his own opinions and judge- ments, a truth in developing them, an elequence in expressing them, and a force in urging them. John Newman Division Academics-19 Qfg,f ,Q r.y'Y' Sf? N Elia tw 47' , .YK Q. rf. Q 4, 'ff ,A , . , . Wi' I 5-I I I s I up . A . I bf ' 4. . EV. ,.,1K'i X td h 4.-2 Two new faces, Tim Hallett and Sabra Dupree. A ,.,R rj , iz A :Ei .L I' Smile, your on Candid Camera. The 1977-78 Administration saw new faces: as Vice Principal, Sabra Dupree brought organization and curricular talents to AHSg also she arranged for such things as jazz concerts and po- etry reading, etc. Tim Hallett took over as Dean of Students, with the job of bringing Order out of chaos. He was in charge of a sometimes feisty student council. He handled discipline problems and could be seen roving around the campus daily. This fresh approach was carried by the new Superintendent, Dr. Antho- ny Avina, who visited the campus of- ten, talking to students about what needed changing. ,.-.- . 1 qt V, --- , N I . ? 1 4 r A Returning principal, Collie Kidwell. Administration 21 QM wi mul? wmv gn N GLAD we iw - - , i,,i,,,N ea 'B A i . x ' ? 5 ' z we sys.--',,-Q :LW 5 ' f 2:2- SKK,-. . H w-vw Ak v, ., wig . if liz F' 22-Counseling Center .lj Counselors: Carol Jung, Mary Shreve, and Cari Robbins in a routine meeting. Lila Cummings, secretary, is busy solving a counseling problem. . s :L Hb- Work Experience Coordinator, Gail Pitchie talks with a student. Most students have heard ot the coun- selors and know that they're there to help students if they have a schedule problem. But what else do the counselors do? They keep an accurate record of the credits students have and the ones they need to graduate. They also Help students with family problems and at- tendance problems. And since Febru- ary of 1977, they are in charge of the Career Center. The Career Center is there to help stu- dents decide on a career and a college or university that is right for their needs. Alice Rew, Librarian, is busy filing a library card. Chris Darbonne, Career Center secretary, Oops, my dentures slipped. Career Center 23 s I-Z' Snack bar staff include: Sue Riding, Mary Best, and Mary Clyburn. Custodians are: Front row: Yong Kim, Pat Kieselhorst, and Hank Carpenter. Back row: Richard Dunn, Dan Gallimore, and George Billings. Na- 'M--t..,,,w, ,IW . -Q-iff 24-Staff ln gtrggggj K 1 L f 'em -gi' 1? Q i' ' if ,A I Z ',LW K I fi, I Secretarial staff include: Carolyn Lazzarini, Karen Heinemann, Jane Chastain, Susan Victorine Lila Cummings, Betty Brazzi, and Joan Keil. and the net total goes in this column, instructs Bill Spomer, With new electric typewriters and a new class in printing CGraphic Artsb. business is booming at Atascadero High School. Business Department head, Guido Lombardi, remarked, I feel we have the best business depart- ment in the county. There are many Opportunities for students with business certificates from Atascadero High School. These certificates are handed out by the business department on completion of certain business classes. The certi- ficates are for: General Office Clerk. Clerk Typists. Stenographer, Account- ant Clerk, and Retail Sales Clerk. These certificates do work, for many of the AHS graduates have top jobs in the county. Business 25 7 26-ROTC Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Train- ing Corp developes leadership and self- discipline through the theory of mili- tary life and drill. Cadets learn about aerospace exploration, technology, navigation, and drill. A three year graduating cadet has the Opportunity to enlist in the Air Force at one pay grade higher and a four year graduat- ing cadet can enlist at two pay grades higher in any other service. Full college scholarships are also available to Jr. ROTC graduating cadets. 'M i' L. . . wx.. '25 W Col. Norman Heywood, ROTC instructor, holds the attention of his class Forzetting and Wyche ponder an aerospace concept. Thursday, uniform day, ROTC students raise the flag S4617- X Mr. Norman Byrne in group session with students. Mr. Don Clickard listens intently. N - ,v-rf. . A The Educable Mentally Retarded QEMRJ class, taught by Mr. Byrne, is more ofa study center than a class. In this class the students learn English, math, social studies, and state require- ments. The special education classes let students know they have ,,.av Potential. The Learner Disability Group CLDGJ program, instructed by Mr. Clickard, is set up for students with a normal IQ who are having trouble achieving.'Thls year the LDG program is using some- thing new for reading improvement called Formula Phonics. V75 he ' . l l Mr. Norman Byrne, EMR teacher, helps a student with a problem. l l Special Education-27 Q I . If-Itlf b nh, 3 G 4 f , s x , -1 ', , N, 1 la, .fn , A Q eu., ,i N t- xx 6 'li 'si Q T ,I , ' r Lv l ' ' ,lm xt: s ,M xv is r 9 H B l' , 6 5 Q p.su'!Q,. ,., C 1 vrkra' 1 ll 1 'u - ftkihq' - ' 2 Q u :M vm. ' xg a 0 s ' X I, v-' K pg ' ' g ' za - f .-f '..,,9.1' . iff' S ,9 f's4l' as - The Creative Arts fields attracted the attention of many people, not only in the arts, crafts, and ceramic areas, but in the music, photographic, and jour- nalism fields. The photography classes learned how to take not only good, but Creative pictures. In the music department, the chorus and band put on concerts such as the Christmas concert, and the AHS band was also included in many pa- rades. The drama classes worked on several different plays including per- forming Gentlemen Prefer Blonds and a musical. 'A5,w.fJ . , ff A T tv . '? I , 4' Y ,:,. :M A . , 1 W QM ,Q .,a K . lt! A . A Q .1 .. .. I ,A 42 .L . gg M 4 MF' 3,-ff 1' . rf A ' il ., ,il Rum , 109-w'9 ' ' 'v -f , ,. Marie' . 1 f'1 I. 'riff I' -' W Jim Comes is the new photography teacher. 28 Creative Arts ii, . .l'.'! X ' All J1- VUL- - V gl' fi W.. 54 .J ,U ,A f l , l f 2 ' A , if ' -' , f' r ., ' i A ' J fi . r , ,gf v 7 , l , ' 5 I WAY N- uf I CJ Bill Young the electronics instructor and Lowell Lampman the con- struction tech. instructor. 1-is erm. i 7 ' f 1 'W' ' , V 2 Fx it ' f V S 4 i 'T' . 1 74' .1 i in ' ' 1 asf ,fi - 'fi' x Russ Mattice. auto shop teacher. with a pack of goodies. - T 1 ' We T A fs, - '-x .. igiqy, ' if .i . T rf'i-ffi xii 3, .?f',.P. : fy -' - , 'ti T ' V5 1 i R gli I -Y . ,F K . X A V wi 1 y. U2 . 1 xi I ' :jf S. i . 41,1 ' .f . i, ' ., S- . 1 5 5 . Qi ., rffzglaig.. -X ll . -. - ,L?g4fI' J 1 1. L Q .r . , f . - gf . V : - f . .Lw i . I ' 9 5 , . . -H ' Si ,..,,, .si. A Forrest Miller is the metal shop instructor. John Vial is the instructor for wood shop. There were many courses in the lndus- trial Arts program. ln the auto shop classes, students worked on cars, learning about engines, transmissions, and body work. The metal shop classes built with different types of metal, making objects ranging from sculptures to the most practical. The wood shop classes were Involved in building with several kinds of wood, making racks, tables, and other types of furniture. Students in electronics classes worked with wiring and repair- ing electronical equipment. In the construction tech. class students actually built a duplex house, doing all the wiring, insulating, and painting. Industrial Arts-29 The athletic department had a hectic beginning with the new enrollment and the remodeling of the girls locker room. The staff is really getting their act Together. They have added biking, orienteering, fly casting, frisbee, and an expanded intramural program with ping-pong, badminton and skate boarding. Girls' P.E. teachers are Colleen Collelmo and Carol Hinkle 30-P.E. Boys' P.E. teachers are Don Tucker, Bill Wesnousky, and Art Wilmore. The frisbee fling is in X Ay' ,WF- .X 4 Ag teachers are: Jerry Dean, Ken Churches, Bob Pinney, and Al DeR- Phil Greene works in the greenhouse. OSA hack Row: Mr. Churches, Susan Lickers, Kim Bailey, Mr. DeRose, Bill Lutz, Front Row: Mr. Dean, Jani Kuhnle, Andi Rexroth, Connie Gibbons, Joel Twisselman, and Mr. Pinney. The Ag Department is where vocational agriculture students learn by doing. Mr. DeRose, Mr. Dean, and Mr. Pinney work hard during their classes, as well as devoting extra time helping students after school, on weekends, and at many odd hours of the night. Involvement is the key to success in agriculture studies. Through a dedicated staff, the following program is offered: Welding, Ag mechanics, Ornamental Horticul- ture, Horse Production, Introduction to Ag, Animal Husbantry, Ag Business Management and Ag Skills. f 1 fx Ag.-31 The Science field covered a very broad spectrum of interests such as physical science, environmental science, earth science, science I,bi- ology, AP biology, chemestry, and physics. In the classes, students investigated the nature of the physical universe, doing many experiments, projects, and practical assignments. There was a one year minimum requirement for graduation, but several students went back for more. S . 'N Eugene -Elsdon, Science department head 32 Science The many courses offered at AHS encouraged students to stay in the Mathematics program throughout their four high school years, In Addition to the one year required as a minimum for graduation. Courses span from general math, and pre-algebra, to geometry and analytic geometry. The later is the highest level now available, but students are hoping that the school will expand the curriculum to include calculus. i ge, Q4 ,Qi Hx. Ralph Sachs, Math department head. Math teacher, Susan Creer, trying to work. Q ,L-H -, 1-,J Sheryl O'Neal, Math, Science teacher. Instructor of Mathematics, William Spomer. Page donated by Wright Jenkins and Ream Math-33 1 ...ak W.-.Z French and Latin teacher Dave Anderson. Taking foreign language expanded your horizons because it allowed you to oc- cupy a viewpoint different from your own. lt gave you language skills which permited conversation with people from Foreign lands. These skills also came in handy if you wished to travel to exotic places. ln addition, students found their interper- sonal relations were strengthened when they could talk with each other in a foreign language. 34-Foreign Language WfL-f..f,.t:-,. W ww M M, . .X . . . 1 .x ' Q7 f,--v :' l 9' ...A i William Larsen and Dave Anderson relax with students during their break. - ' ' . if Y. 2' c Q X X S ,gow fag-We L gf L. L... Ang.. is Spanish teacher William Larsen get's radical. .' 1 25 . fi' X ' l Q,,,. - - 'F e-'.-'12 . .,. 3, 7 A .,- 4 3 ,ni , ' fl? Rf' ,. 'Q 4 E f' ,, ,ga f 'f ' Mi, 'If' 5 ' 1 .7 g . .. ag , 5' E. Y' 5 -. ,,,, YYK- - KA Mrs. Falkenstein checks things out. , . The Home Economics department came a long way in the past few years. They offered a wide variety of classes. Home Arts and Crafts included quilt- ing, macrame, and patch work. Child DeveIopment explored working with children. Old Fashion Foods consist- ed of the making of bread, jerkey, jelly, and canning of all types. On Your Own helped one in balancing a check book, getting loans, buying a car, bud- geting, and Prepadng for the time when one is on his own. Foods Ill taught how to cook foreign foods. Basic Foods taught the funde- mentals of cooking. R.O.P.'3 was res- turant training. lt mainly allowed one to gain skills for beginning jobs in foods service. All classes were offered to both sexes, and were extremely benefi- cial to all. 0' -U9 .,..1'- r - -'. '-.N ' wg, Mrs. Cathy Pearson helps Cheryl Smith. Barbara Coffland explains work to students. Home Eck. R.O.P.-35 The English Department introduced two new requirements in a back-to- basics move: At the same time, many electives were eliminated. But some old favorites remained: Outdoor Lit- erature, Science Fiction, Modern Lit- erature, Mythology, and a few others. Many new Ideas were generated by teachers and stu- dents both taking a careful look a how English and how literature fit into their lives. English 3A, 4A, and the literature A courses were oriented toward college bound students. The English department at AHS is chang- ing for Today. Familiar faces in the English department are, Ken Mallett and Bill Young. l wonder if she really noticed my dandruff. 36-English Pam Meyer and Carla Clayton are two returning English teachers M1 V L5 ' 3-,Qu K f 1 .T9 'V ' f 'Y 1 l 1 N Three English teachers are, Edmund Gelinas, Mary lsaacsen-Bright, Levi Monica. Stan Chapman is a new face in the English department. I 30 Gary Kuhn and Dave Anderson are also teachers in the English department. English-37 While attending Atascadero High School many things might happen. For, sure one thing will happen. You will take a Social Science class. The Conspiracy by a loveable, happy go lucky group. Their goal is to educate you totally. Their motto is, One learns best through frustration and sympathy, which can be found in the dictionary after the word sweat . 38-Social Studies. Tom Barnes, John Armstrong and Jim Stecher or better known as the Big Three Rolfe Nelson and Mike Doty are members of the gang. -'-s-.--1..... Jerry Tanimoto looks over his Social Studies class. ,qu fx - gz ,4 x , -'-W v .' ' 5-E Q 1 ' . . - x , A s ... Aiiilkaffi-mg? , Q i Jim Comes is hard at work. 9 ,- -.1 'X 1 uni f fm-. . an n QW' X 4 l Linda Falkenstein smiles while helping a student. I .. 7. sg, . H . 1' Q7 William Larsen helps out Kristen Gearheart. Social Studies-39 40-Division Organizations Being a part of the group. Sharing ideas and goals. Working on projects, raising money, and lunchtime meetings. Fun times, boring times. and times of togetherness . .. All of these are a part of participating. All are a part of life. Section Editors: Dianne Bragg Bill Borah 42-Student Council Student Council, under the leader- ship of a new advisor, Mr. Tim Hallet under went some new changes. With a scheduled weekly meeting, the group met and debated many of the arising problems and anticipated many of their new Goals With the previous last years debt of 16,000 dollars to be paid, the group sometimes wondered if they would be able to accomplish anything. But they still went ahead with their plans of landscaping the school grounds. The student Council Officers were as follows: Robert Landgren, president, Ken McDougall, vice president, Chris Beaver, secretary, Joyce Russell, treasurer, Lynn Russell, commission- er of activities, Tye Hamilton, com- missioner of atheletics, Bruce Meeks, commissioner of buildings and grounds: and Kim Cochrane, board representive. Robert Langren, ASB president. stops to take.a breather. is ,f Tye Hamilton, Mark Stafford, and Bruce Meeks listen attentively. Vd DLLH I Val NOIJ. w r The Lettermen Club and Girls Athletic League Society united as one this year. By doing so they felt that they would be able to accomplish considerable more. Honorary is the word that best describes the Let- termen and GAL'S clubs. We wish to congradulate all the members of these two clubs, for there letters are well The advisors for these clubs are Carol Hinkle, Bill Wesnousky, and Colleen Collelmo. Front Row: Rick Smith, Don Hanawalt, Steve Pierce, Bob Nagle, Clay Cheatam. Row Two: David Carroll, Brent Lundsford, John Poole, Paul Barrios, Ken MacDougall, Barry Lant, Chris Molina, Rob Landgren. Row Three: Wayne Darbonne, Andy Poe, Denny Powell, Tim MacCurdy, Barry Jubbard, Bruce Meeks, Tye Hamilton, Jeff Ballinger, Ron Jones. Row Four: Dan Cummings, Wayne Ramay, Walter Darbonne, Chis Schenberger. ,L ik ig 1. ii-M bu X423 L. Front Row: Melanie Hill, Lynda Leslie, Jean Dermott, Kami Trout, Debbie Eckrote, Beth O'Neal. Row Two: Eunice Adams, Ester Cabrera, Lynn Russell, Kim Cochrane, Dana Goss, Kelly Garvis, Joanne Fischer. Row Three: Alicia Mueller, Pam Crabil, Leslie Spears, Cheryl Smith, Gidget Jackson, Karen Marsh, Claudya Ross. Row Four: Jodi Landgren, Missy Robertson, Linda Cum- mings, Jani Kuhnle, Laurie Hastie, Diane Scarpace, Cathy Carter, Leslie Guy, Carol Highland, Monica Howard, Janell Venturini, Kathy Gaede, Carrie Smith, Marcy Robertson, Susan Fletcher. Row Five: Adrianne Bell, Tammy Mallory, Janet Rucci, Linda Warren, Patti Maltby, Una Bread- more, Kim Humphrey. '- li lim- 1. A-l. .' .hc Front Row: Janet Rucci, Cheryl Meeks, Christi Gouf-f, Vaughn Gouff, Nancy Rucci. Row Two: Rob Landgren, Becky Wolfe, Lonny Young, Dana Goss. Advisor Mr. Allan Ashby, Cathy Gaede, l Did someone mention snow? The advisor for ski club is Mr. Allan Ashby. This year everybody in the Ski Club was thinking snow, and Snow it did. There was so much snow the ski club was able to take a three day trip to Lake Tahoe. Everybody had a fun time. The ski club advisor, Mr. Ashby, said that it is very possible for the club to go on two excursions next year if the snow is as plentiful as it was this year. Ski Club 45 Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Train- ing Corps, better known to AHS as the ROTC, was a course designed to intro- duce students to the fundamentals of military life. Through this course stu- dents learned Leadership academics, and other fundamentals such as aerospace and drill. Awards were given for those who had out- standing achievement, and benefits in- cuded scholarships, leadership and academic training. . r ii .U Vx x X, i I , Q 1 Q ix, Lt. Colonel Heywood and De Van Tier, The Cheif , are the ROTC advisors. We have ways of making you talk. Wx if Y iq . 'VM T 1 , R 9 V ' an nf l , 2,1 if 1.75. tv 'V 1 2 3:41 , if 22 N.. e I ' 'S' ,r ,r , iq Q' t x 46-ROTC YOU ARE WANTED to join the ROTC program. Qklihbv N W j., 4 - V a .-any v- .Pt V - -4-,----U - ,.vv-- -- 1 ,,. -., ,, - G ' Lf ' -1 ' if ,,,,., ....4,... .W -of H .. -'- . 1 fi .,. ..- .. r .- .V , . V .-.-,,,,-.- . 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A.. , f-, -.U .'2-'..g. i.p.1 '3- 'ff' L.-' 53'-1. nw ROTC members are: Don Smith, Chris Forzetting, Mike Osborne, David Buchmann, Greg Wyche, Chuck Pierce, Joey Steed, Sandy Bryant, Bob McCarthy, Charles Sinkey, and Dan Rhodes. .-4,5711 JNL 4 ,Y 745 ,A . n....w ' Q A' - ' .' 'r '- - .' v. f - -. - -. . .-.K QV ja 0. , . he . '. .,.Si1.. ,fr v v., ..-7' An assembly is formed by the ROTC members. 'fl '- --I' - - t 4, , S 1.3 -an Chris Forzetting gives instructions. f .. 52.40. .-'UL u'1 1 The Atascadero high school model club is made up of students who enjoy working on models. They build ships, planes, cars and almost anything else that comes in a kit. but Building the models is only half the fun. You can paint them and show them in many different ways. Kids from the age of 6-90 build models, and for the people in the model club it is a fun and rewarding hobby. Members of the model club are from left to right Keith Schmidt Wayne Darbonne, Don Welch, Dave Buchmann, Remi Sandra and Mr Armstrong 48 Model Club 4 W --frm! Members of CSF are: Becky Pellett, Chris Harter, Beth Nolan, Kim Bailey, Dave Carroll Paul Horton and Mrs. Rew. nr-1. . Mm U. Other members are Paul Horton. Deanne Yocum. Jaquie Harter and Tamara Barnes. Wizitf-B171 '? F I Mrs, Rew, CSF advisor The California Scholarship Federation, mostly known as CSF, raised money this year with book sales and bou- tiques. The money they earn goes to a scholarship for students who are Planning on going to college. The CSF advisor, Mrs. Rew, keeps the club going with the help of the officers and other club members. u CSF-49 50-A.F.S. .ovl W .gi Lisa Perdick, Domestic Exchange Student from Pennsylvania. I had always thought that California is like a flat dry desert. When I came here I was really impressed at all the moun- tains and hills around here. During the year I have found out many new things, like there is a thing like rain out hereg and the earthquakes, I was warned, don't happen too often. The school here proved to be much easier than the one I go in Finland. What I have really liked is the big athle- tic program, especially American foot- ball is very interesting to watch. I had never expected to find any cow- boys in the modern, urban California. During the year I came to know lots of new people, students and teachers. The first question they asked me was, How do you like California so far? I would like to tell all of you that I have really enjoyed the time here, and I would like to come back some year and see all you once again. Thanks to all of you who made my stayin Atasca- dero a memorable one. Shir V 5 TJ. in ha. I I Ii '71 Drew Carlson, Claudia Ross and Monica Howard read a letter from a past exchange stu- dent. . , ny 1 5.5 X- ..., C ..qi I Jenny Evans, secretary: Patty Baer, president: Kathy Haines, vice-president. American Field Service reaches far across the world and brings us closer to foreign countries we may not see or hear of otherwise. We had three exchange students, two Domestic and one Foreign They were David Hutts from Missouri, Lisa Perdick from Pennsylvania, the foreign student was Simo-Pekka Reponen from across the deep sea in Finland. We also had two of our own students leave for one semester. Greg Tribett, Junior in Wisconsin and in Ohio, Senior, Carole Lant. . WJ' ' Along with the exchange of students are the fun activities of Donkey Bas- h ketball, conferences, weekend ex- A-A f F I changes with schools throughout California and money raising projects. Christy Gouff, Deanna Butler and Jenny Evans show their friendly A.F.S. smiles. 4 9 49- 40' a W! 3 mrxnkmivsi I lfnh 3. Front row: Deanna Butler, Simo-Pekka Reponen, Kami Trout, Lisa Perdick. Second row: Denise Butler, Kathy Haines, Jenny Evans, Claudia Ross, Monica Howard, Wendi Chandler. Third row: Lori Bellis, Melinda Medlock. Christy Gouff, Deanna Yocum, Patty Baer, Advisor Kathy Holdridge, Julie Philipp, Susan Fletcher, Becky Pellett. Fourth row: Lisa Brazzi, Drew Carlson, Greg Anderson, Linda DeJong, Advisor Levi Monica, Carrie Smith, Kristen Gearhart. Craig Bailey, A.F.S.-51 rfti xc . Q ' ' seg, A' 52-F.H.A. I K i'4ft?2't .iff ' 1 , . I , .......,,w..a..,.,.,.,,,M This past year the Future Home- makers of America club tried to present a new image. They just didn't bake cakes and make dresses. They did such things as working with cash registers and other things related to business. New Ideas is what F.H.A. was about this past year. Drop in sometime, it may have been more interesting than you think. uni' Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Falkenstein are the F.H.A. advisors. Front Row: Lori Lewellyn, Carolyn Sorow, Sandy Hebrard, Gwenda Roth, Cindy Roberts. Sec- ond Row: Terri Beltz, Mary Daily, Vaughn Gouff, Debbie Gaca, and advisors Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Falkenstein. ll :J QW. M -4 xxtwg , ,,.t Then he kissed me X-'V 5 X g 1. ' I ' '25-. V 5 Wg- ' . ,T x deff: .Le A M, 'fi , Q . y 'q..Q L n-5, .f'...,A, -.w -Q q-- I is . t -A ' 19-L., 'L-4. fx' if .SE flint. fi. -in . f V, ' ' j,1rQ r'r' ij- '- ,-- . ' ' U-'1 '. -gf-sg A- me u. qv-1. A N A ' V -2.1 A , ' a ' 4 7. -.F , . f . y , K 3 Ji xl ji- t - I I Q 1 , I ' . 7 Q I A' ' 4 K, 5 -'Q4 ' .t 1 psf! . I , 'f .git - , - W h Q N ' A - '. 4' ' f ,:'H V Ax V . I 'QQ I h Q 'L t I. 4:51 6, FT!! J 2.2. p ' if .I ,i ' :AF 1 N wg, Y V 3 K. - J- U V. lajufsg K x if-ww iran? 1 , F t . wrists' H' JF , . .31 fr. U I . ,Lx , H-Je u ' i' . ' - 5 . I oi-'U ' Q !'? Q ' jf . in Q J. M , v . ,Q I-ri f. , '2'3'Q5ff-Q-f P f h , . aw-'13 , , 3-33 ,-yi,g'55j,3Q.v. gi' '4V,4mA.:,Qi5,ky-5t...g, Advisor Carol Hinkle, and student helper Lynn Russell, sen LV-af'L--Lid ' A-- L -'Q'-he - 'l4 ? 4' ior, are the chief modivaters of the newly organized drill Mr. Doty helps with the drill team. Team- lit? The Drill Team during the Homecoming Parade. The 1977-78 Drill Team added an extra sparkle to the football games and pa- rades this year. With new uniforms, they Nlarched with the band at the games and par- ticipated in parades. lt was a year of organization. They developed new formations, and pranced proudly in their new uniforms. Drill Team 53 -V + 5 'f-. ,. . if N - . 6 R 'if i MEP. 4.- n x ...wg-:ww df ' 5f.,.ff A qgzvx aka ,af ., s ., ,ff 4- A -.-...n-.-.,. 1 -- Y-Lei -- 'z QF S . ws -. x 5. U' f51fA'Y?ffWH Q zk 2 Q, i wifi-., ,fv- i . ,www - aa 5, J., 7112! L First Row: Mike Osborne, Robin Garnett. Scott McKinnon. Kathy Jorgens, Mark Mon- golo, Darnen Roberson. Bill Borah, Cindy Doty. Nick Boche, Louie Escabar, Glen Schen- burger, Lori Luwellyn. Missy Robertson. Barbara Philipp. Delmar Westbrook. Anne Cope- lan, Vivian Schuster, Second Row: Erica Ferguson. Janet Rich. Dalene Baird, Susan Silveira, Michelle Motley. Bill Mortimer. Ken Hackett, Ken McDougall. Daryl Osborne. Marilyn Roberson, Toni Klee, Randy Allaire, Becky Wolfe. Teri Keilselhorst, Alex Robin, Third Row: David Weir, Ron Landrum. Tom Souza. Charles Wilbur, Chad Daniel. Tina Young, Denise Henderson, Jeff Marks. C.J. Sinkey. Rick Stoltenberg. Don Bennett. Mitch Taylor, Forth Row: Robin Savage, Berry Lant. Jon Schenburger. Paul Rodgers, Don Hanawalt, Craig Norman. Christine Copelan. Wayne Darbonne. Walter Darbonne, Robert Stone, Fifth Row: Mr. Doty, Craig Henderson. Brett Mosher. Andy Walker, Dan Hellman, Mike Fernamburg, Dave Buchmann. Scott Striegal. Ron Bridgeman, Dan Gray. Majorettes: Lisa Perdick. Beth Nolan and Connie Gibbons. 1 Rick Smith shows his great ability to play. Band-55 ,, 'mg 1 . .., ii I I just don't Know what to do with my hair, says Sheryl Johnson. Throughout the many years here at A.H.S. concert choir has played a con- ' tinuing important role for students. Even with the coming of a new teacher, Mike Doty, the groups Performances have rated high. Some of their perfor- mances included the annual winter and spring concerts in which with the help of the band and the choraletts proved to be a great enjoyment to all who at- tended. Concert Choir members prepare for a concert. Concert Choir, lst Row: Sandra Fosdickg Michelle Boehmeg Sherri De-Lisle: Cherie Dotig Carol Powelg Donna Walker: Lynn Russell. 2nd Rowp Sheryl Johnsong Tammie Davisp Mary Fosdickg Mary Hildebran3 Lynn Halliday: Jenny Keely Greg Anderson. 3rd Row: Mark Hale: Chris Vickers: Greg Perryg Michael Quackenbushg Steve Rhea: Scott Haleg David Durpree. I I+ Chorallettsz Dawn Roberson, Mr. Mike Doty, Mary Hildebran, Patty Sparling, Joanne Wyant, Beth Burt, Kathy Reeder, Sheryl Hudgens, Lynn Lauter, Sherri DeLisle, Joyce Watson, Michelle Boehme. Mr. Doty, advisor, instructs, All together now .xx 1 T Behind the scense shot, Choralette members prepare for one of their performances. Choraletts or what used to be called Girls Glee is strictly for Girls and these girls did a fine job in repre- senting our school. They have per- formed along with the concert choir and the band n such functions as the winter and spring concerts and several other concerts throughout the com- munity. Choralettes-57 The Fall Rally Squad really shows us what spirit is all about. For each game they hung up posters, got the students rowdy at Pep Rallies and kept the crowd cheering at games. During Homecoming, the varsity squad gave their guys and coaches good luck T-shirts with their names on them in orange and grey. The fall rally squad really worked hard throughout the season. Unending ded- ication is how you could describe their hard work. Varsity cheerleaders at their best. 58 Fall Rally Squad Frosh football cheerleaders: Patty Sparling: Terri Kieselhorst, Head: Kathy Tow: Carol Lutz: Kathy Downs. l I l ' 'me W V r . i l ! Q V g , , ., . . ,...,,c Q N . i - ' f J,V. football cheerleaders: Heidi Douglas: Melinda Fielder: Karen Lane: Kim Hastie: Lola Massey: Head: Lynda Leslie. If i9 g QU Cas, ' Arm W E A I,-u ,... gggpwvpxtf? f ' 1 ' ' ' . -. , V ' ' r -:, s '5'b' Football songgirls: Ann Kalar. Head: Jody Magonacelyag Kathy Gaede: Joanne Fischerg Cheryle Tuggleg Chen Beaver, f 3 . X D- 5?-'r' -.um v Ll:- you the 60 os Allourfa Q is TV-4 ks may ' , ' ' -A -' f Qy. . ry. :- ' 1- ' xiun .,...-xx fx -.-Wir, L ls Cneryle Tuggle camara shy? Varslty football cheerleaders: Mary Blalrg Llnda Warren, Head: Tonya Mallory: Kathy McNamara. Mascot: Shen Green: Chrus Beaver. Fall Rally Squad-59 Varsity cheerleaders Laurie Tallchief and Lynn Russell exercise between cheers. - 1 Varsity cheerleader Linda Norton leads the crowd in a Rebound! :L lx Dawn Roberson, songgirl cheers the Greyhounds on. 60-Spring Rally Squad J.V. cheerleaders, row one. Jenene Steele, and Denise Gallimore. Row two Denise Arthurs, Eunice Adams Cheadl, and Carol Highland. L' 'YK .fb v.i'lX!Yii42K1' e 1 s ity x Varsit cheerleaders row one: Laurie Tallchief, Lynn Russell Cheadb, Linda Norton, Pam Crabill, and aughn Gouff. Varsity Songgirls row two: Joyce Russell Cheadj, Jean Dermott. and Janelle Venturini. Q 'z x 1,- . i. Freshman cheerleaders: Kristina Curtis, Joy Albright, Kristy Linthicum, Mandy Mar- cum Cheadj, and Lynette Brandon. Page donated by Winning games, spirit, proving them- selves, problems, arguments, fun, and last minute Changes brought about the results of the 1978 Spring Rally Squad, advised by Guido Lombardi. As one varsity cheerleader, Laurie Tallchief, summed up the season Sure there were problems, but to- wards the end everything worked it- self out for the better. I really had lots of fun. Hermann and Safranek Kitchen Cabinets Spring Rally Squad 61 The Atascadero drama club sold hot chocolate at football games to raise money for the props they needed in their play Gentlemen Prefer Blondes . The drama club built most of the props and they did most of the Acting This year was one of the best years that the club has ever had they were organized and productive at the same time. Q .MMWP----N-cm' W -M 'I 3 W ' 1 ,ef wr Q. 'BIS A Y 4 39 I .A 7 Drama club officers are: Joyce Russell treasurer, Greg Perry Pres.. Colleen Barga Sec, Ed Hanawalt Vice Pres, and David Knight, Publicity. 62-Drama Mr. Mallett, advisor. Lisa Glover helps clear the stage Remi Sandri and Mark Howard Put the finishing touches on their costumes. Turn left here then go right 1 w. i , -.U ui if' 1 ' e Drama club members in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 5, 'iff' . -fm-Y vw , v Drama-63 64-FFA f- s,.,:, f 29:2 'LL' d ' -it f Q, ...,dX -'4 N.WriL2f1-I-'ff- 'tl ' - f The Future Farmers of America helps l students to develop leadership in , agricultural activities. Livestock proj- ects in beef, sheep, and swine were featured. These Farmers took part in shows, national com- petitions, and tours. One of this year's accomplishments was the purchase of 3 stock gooseneck trailer- This year's FFA officers were Bill Lutz, Susan Lickers, Kim Baily, Joel Twisselman, Connie Gibbons, Andi Rexroth. 'Q'-rw .-.7 -. X553 '- The 1977-78 FFA members were, row one, Darleen Osborne, Mark Mott, Greg Bove, Alison Rexroth, Susan Lickers, Joel Twisselman, Kim Bailey, Carrie Gilibran, Jackie Harter, Michelle Gearheart, Row twog Cindy Palmer, Jim Clark, Peter Bick, Barry Hubbard, Diane Scarpace, Deb- bie Craine, Greg Bland, Nannette Lopez, Steve Boneso, Pam Crabill, Row three, Debbie Gaeca, Agena Garnett, Bill Lutz, Chuck Dillard, Ramon Goselin, Barb Cerny, Tracey Luenser, Andi Rex- roth, Jani Kunhle, Barry Russaky, Regan Slater, Jeff Prime, Susan Colman. This years Ag teachers were: Alfred DeRose, Bob Pinney, and Jerry Dean. This years judging team member's wereg Row one: Alison Rexroth, Livestock, Susan Lickers, Milks, Andi Rexroth, Milks, Una Breadmore, Horses, Row twog Ron Hastie, Livestock, Greg Bland, Livestock, Kim Bailey, Milks, Jeff VanEck, Livestock, Debbie Craine, Milks, Tracey Luenser, Horse. ii X egg, -hw. I 1, E.. ' 4- if SQggff.'4.f.f 1 Q- -f A .s.an..gm,r K- - P, 1 -...H i '- 1.1,-,.. -qu - -Q 'Q I ' 1- -vp qi. txxl Q, ,gf . 'Qxy - YF,-. , -5- V L fQ ' 9 - ,.' A - - Q . - . ,- Greg Bland looks over his pigs. I 4-X 5 'Q -7 J. 1 J x -A -irq . , A 3.1 - 'A .i isi s - ' a' .' ' .9 4,q,, . ' , -- A..- 4. 1 P- fe' -gs fe , ,H mikey-A.xt,, -. I .i-'JL Av' ' ' ,L .:. ., 'L , -- 1 '- fl V . d,,,,, zz, u ' A--A 1 1 udyai-Y - M'-111' Ill-l :I m ,....- -ge:-,S . '? Big accomplishment was to purchase a goose neck trailer for the FFA. FFA-65 A 4 s 3 5 .5 i The Yearbook staff of 1977-78 are front row: Donna Emerson, Ruthie Buchanan, Kelly Keefe, Eden Barclay, Cathy Carter, Mary Colvin, Greg Bland, Dianne Bragg, Adrianne Bell, Laurie Tall- chief, Jeanne Mulder, Susie Daniels, Row two: Bob Corbett, Mike Hawkins, Bruce Meeks, Pam Jones, Jayne Schaller, Janette Young, Kim Werner, Tina Strouse, Row three, Tim MacCurdy, Don Hanawalt, Bill Borah, and Tammie Elliott. With a new teacher, inexperienced staff members, and a handful of photographers, the yearbook staff had some difficulties getting the yearbook put together. It took a lot of hard work and Determination to get the book done. Along with the new staff members, the new advisor, Mr. Chapman, learned a lot about yearbooks, as this was his first year as a yearbook advisor. Yearbook photographers: Bob Corbett, Eden Barclay, Mike Hawkins, Bruce Meeks, Chris Rossi, Janette Young. 66-Yearbook X -Q ?' , 'i K 4,-'ff' . 7 '- Q.: 4 5 fill 1 1 N I 'filieiff ' 'qs . s tv- :xy .Af . ' Mjiifl , if 1 ,,1'L,. .- X' fl 1 . ,-nv 52.1. 'X x I wt. ,ga ii I X Y, Q, .', , ' -L .il ufff fi A ' 'Q .X ' ' if 1 1. Kim Werner and Susie Daniels give editors Adrianne Bell and Jeanne Mulder a little advice on their pages. x Yearbook Editors Laurie Tallchief, Adrianne Bell, and Jeanne Mulder share a laugh over another yearbook error. Mr. Chapman, new yearbook advisor, displays one of his better moods. Yearbook-67 The Hilltop News put out eleven papers this year, keeping the student body in- formed of school events and topic of controversy. The new advisor and a veteran staff used the power of the Press to cover events of interest. For exam- ple, there was expanded coverage of Sports, including the second semes- ter-an all-girls' Sports page. The staff is to be commended for pub- lishing their papers on schedule de- spite the fact their ancient typesetting machine broke down frequently and fi- nally was retired. ! E xxx' sq. New advisor, Stan Chapman, helps editor-in-chief Jeff Ballinger ' uv IW' . .,.k,, -.,, 4 g. 1 i - ' it .fri z ' if wit, - 0--...Q .. ,.gp 7 . ,gM,,.Q 3, 1 ' i f-reefs-vaiqswf-'f fl Lisa Brazzi studies her layout. 68-Newspaper Kurt Kland is redolng his page K.: .Q an iv 1 , Q fi' ,. V.: fi- ,- ' Stan Chapman points out something to Kurt Kland. W ., ' .1-' Ruthie Buchannon cuts an article for her page. ? 'We f. .A 'ft ... 1'- .. . r. ,-1.1, l ., .- tf . 1 Simo-Pekka Reponen is very friendly, 'YN ,,'g .f-r' '.l', , .IQ v 1. 4,'.. ' - V-. ...A 1 ve ....,.i- M . --- A ..., KA ,Q -'q fl fe , 5.0254 V . , .... Q x -v,.,. ' . yi'if Dave Watson goes over his layout with Jett Ballinger. n l l N g 5 X 4 N I XX, Newspaper-69 70-Division Features Section Editor: Donna Emerson the individual. not the group, should have the right to determine the use to which his talents are put, the goals to which his life can best be dedicated. Malcolm Cowley. Division Features-71 This 1977-78 Homecoming week was kicked off with enthusiasm and antici- pation. The student activities leading up to homecoming night were exciting and called for much student Participation At the end of a tiring, demanding week Linda Warren was voted homecoming queen. She was crowned during the half time show at the Atascadero vs. Saint Joe football game. The Grey- hounds ended the week with a victory over Saint Joe 33-0. Freshman Princess Christina Curtis and her escort Jay Bishop Sophomore Princess Nancy Ingram and escort Dane Austin, Junior Princess JoAnne Fisher and escort Matt Miller . 6 Y ua vwueuanu escort um Hainwaterl Senior Princess Cathy Peters and escort Dave Oxford. Senior Princess Randi Messer and escort Matt Callies. Homecoming-73 The activities for Homecoming Week 1977-78 were ones that just proved what we all know, that the Greyhounds are big in spirit and participation., This year's Homecoming was one of Happiness and enthusiam. Each class displayed a tremendous amount of spirit. The awards were shared by every class. with the Seniors taking first for the floats and spirit week. When we look back on the activities and spirit dis- played that week, they will be memo- ries of good times to always stay in our hearts. 74 Homecoming' Linda Warren announced Homecoming Queen lor 1977 What legs those Juniors have! I T Z5 Fnrst place float - class of '78. MQ, ., eww- w All brlx '91 ge ', .. Q at 3319.1 . 1 l q , .,i' :. x 3 - , n 'fu' ge , ., .Y-. wg '5 f ' Q lu- E ' sa 1 ,iv The undefeated class of '78 In actvon 1 Horvverommg 75 Our Homecoming Week activities were ones of excitement and enthusiam. Hundreds of students turned out, wearing hats and jeans one day, and fifties outfits the next. Seeing crazy hats, beat-up jeans and funny fifties attires attracted attention and showed the fantastic Innovations of the students. Each class showed avid interest during Homecoming Week and each collected a large amount of points. The Senior class earned the most points by their active participation. u I' i Xt 5 X N JI '- - xl. 4 .A -J -oil? , ' j fl, Qi' , a 3.4 - X You're sure that you just put air in these tires? ' Now how the heck are you going to get that over your head? 76 Homecroming Marcy Robertson shows the Hounding Spirit of the class of '78. Oh! My helmet is too tight! v'..f' Homecoming-77 78 Homecomnng Powderpuff players are ready and wantmg. Maasai A' 5 ' vf nf Q , Q , A wx, mfg -'Di ' . fl 11 1. . . Powderpuff players Ilsten whale the coach mstructs 2-1 - !.,+w' Q-nhl. xv: 0 ' 80-Drama l love you too dear. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes was a big success for the Drama Club. With an unbelievable turnoutg particulary the last night, it was well worth all that hard work. With such great support from the student body and the com- munity, it was a bigger success than expected. We really shouldn't have been too surprised because the Talent of the Drama Club is overwhelming. Each member of the cast worked hard to make the most successful play yet. The reputation of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes was one to really be proud of. Go on, l'm all ears l don't see what is so funny. Junior float parading downtown. Excitement is in the air as Linda Warren is crowned Homecoming Queen. Seniors dominated the activities for the 1977 Homecoming with their over- powering spirit and involvement. They started out by winning first place in the float competition. The class of 78 girls also won for the second year in a row, the Powderpuff football game. They enjoyed winning the class compe- tition, orange crush chug-a-lug, and Jeans and hat day. Enthusiasm from the Juniors brought in a first place for the fifties day and the Ice sliding contest. Sophomores are proud to announce that they won the poster contest. And last but certainly not least the Freshman pulled through with a third place for their float. Each class should be noted for their trying spirit and overall cheerfullness even if they didn't do as well as expected. This years homecoming will be long remem- bered with everyone's participation for the best Homecoming yet. Homecoming 79 ii ? ii' 'ls E r N 5 1 Max M-'ltlruungqi Hn 'Ui' -19 e c lf- -I-... 6 Vm hefe? l've got a headache. Anything else whil ,, 1 V i u its ' ' ' 1 . Q L. rv 'I Q' , 'L .X In 5 I X E, ? ,i Q A , Q A 4 , , .4 I fi' Q 4. ,ani I , 1 1 I , ,L I - 1 gotta' , . If ' 5' 5. lf 5 A ' 'hx kg .QM f 'iiss.'.lLx , ge-itz. 'lx ' lv .5 , l- 'H .9 . l Ha Xt 4 ii! N Let's get thus settled once and for all. Drama-81 v . r5'.f'v,. ' A , ', - 4 'IA -a:ZK'5 AQX , WW' -A 'fs -np-, 'R--1 ' H' 'YL g,,. Kg :J 557' 4, 7 f -1- Q in 'Q is Q- , 1 -ff L.-.. 3- Q Q 'S-r b, Q' .0 Lg P V' I ' ,'-s., ', ,- Q ,V QQ., Q ' ', --. 7 0 'i .H u ' . -.5 ..fL,.:,, f ..Q.:- .f -H , V ' K-KM tg, U . -A ' . . J s git- .lui . ' N 'H .wr , . , , , 5 I s x . . it Jaw , ' r 'Q f ., -' K' V 4' 7, V443 K 1. A , ' F , M -,. kd , K . K , A 4' N f f , fy' A .gf ' W, A1 i QR Y, 'V M a 'P+ ' W ,GI 9 . Q A af' .MLN yn-,, M 5 -V , t , .. , ,,' , .JPY ,f my 'mf' ., pm..-, V-Q' 1-.QM Nj- '- A Sr 'y?WW1a,. -55' QL 'N Q- a M-A A my - . ' AQ' Q nJv. - wx ' q 7 qty' 4- vp, 1 x 14514 2 7 3 Z 2,1 I 144. If 'Q r QMS- ' M , f their smiles. Different Strokes for Different Folks marked the theme for this years swim show. The girls showed much talent in their rou- tines as they swam to the beats of classical and modern songs. Mrs. Hinkle helped the girls perfect the show during many hours of hard- work. The show provided Entertainment for parents and students alike. Not only dicipline was evident in the show, but alot of fun was shown in the two nights of perfor- mance. After the last night, a sigh of relief was given, by each girl as she felt sad about the long wait for next years show. Swim Show 83 Sprit Week activities were dampened this year due to the long awaited rain- fall. But the spirits were not washed ' i'ii iiii ,tnii away as one can tell by the Enthusiasm on the face of Basketball Sweetheart Cheri Beaver. Students maintained their enthusiasm even though many of the activities had X' to be cancelled due to the weather. There was still an assembly, and the Spirit breakfast which was a success for all who participated. D Basketball Sweetheart Cheri Beaver gets crowned by escort Bobby Nagle. L '-' . f Basketball Sweetheart Royalities: Janet Rucci and escort Jeff Bailey, Sweetheart Cheri Beaver and escort Bobby Nagle, Julie Gale and escort Brian Messer. 84-Spirt Week ' 0' ,., 9 . 'M u- ' M. A.. . -,JJ iv 'mb' f t- .g .- fy r ig, f . 1. . g.: And to think it's only their first date! 'ir Uf iff The smiles on Cindy Doty and Walter Darbonnes faces prove the success of this year's Winter Formal. U The 1977 Winter Formal was a big suc- cess for many who participated. Being with your date and dancing the night away made the dance an enjoyable evening. During each song, tuxedoes and long dresses decorated the floor, moving in rhythmn to the beat of Genoa. Although some problems oc- cured, Couples enjoyed themselves and through the work of the rally squad, everything worked out fine. With memories of an exciting night, many seniors will have fond memories to take with them when they leave. I know she's out there somewhere. Winter Formal 85 E az . K 3 Try this one Pee Wee? Basketball? What Basketball? Skip French, freshmen basketball coach, sneeks up from behind. Ms il . l H K . ' N .I ' 4 g X L-args zffr qi ,, ?. Q , afar r l We XX .g 5 1' ' x s 3 A Q l t i L. Tiny, Mighty, Tanimoto attempts a jump against a 6'4 Harlem Clown. l , i ,fx c 22:9 xg,--1 .in1'Q wi' ,Ti F. 'wi in I A.,.cL Who ever threw it up there has to get it down. l Q The Harlem Clowns, a hilarous six man basketball team played against the Central Coast No-Stars on March 3, 1978. The Clowns went through their traditional Antics to the delight of a packed gymnasium. They stole fseniorj Karen Marsh's purse and dumped everything out on the gym floor, embarrassing her with a Vodka Bottle. The Clowns teased Bill Wesnousky about his name, and Jerry Tanimoto about his size. Referees Bill Huey and Scotty Simons had to put up with chasing balls that were kicked out the doors, their pants being pulled down, and jokes that kept everyone in stiches throughout the night. All the children who attended es- pecially enjoyed the clowning around. Harlem Clowns 87 The 1978 Dance Show showed more talent than ever before. With the combined dedication of director Carol Hinkle, and the participating students, the dancers managed to pull off three big night perfor- mances. They continued to enter- tain other audiences, as they trav- eled to other high schools and junior high schools. The M oves of the dance show varied from ballet to contemporary jazz. From the worshiping of King Zero in one dance, to a tear jerking dance of love, the performance was one of variety and high success. Arla Lynn Russell and Randy Allaire embrace in the dramatic, Fools Overture. Joe Cool 1Randy Allairej and Susie Q CDana Sanchezj, show the Charlston in true form. 88-Dance Show Patty Sparling, Shelly Riding, Sarah Bruno, Wendy Chandler, Kim Graves, and Esther Cabrera create a stack-up as part of their dance. WJ if tai' 90-Division Sports Section Editor: Greg Bland To love a team may sound uncoach like, but that is my feeling towards this team. The many hours of practice with sweat, tears, and heartaches, brought a Winning Season to Atascadero but that is only a small part of the team accomplishment. Each individual grew with every prac- tice, until now at the end of it all there is a winning season and most impor- tant, thirty-four men. XLNN Jeff Ballinger runs for a touchdown against Santa Ynez. Scotty Simons and Tye Hamilton in pursuit of a tackle against Taft. 4 A, .s 'QN ' '. ' Q--' - . f -v Number 40, Jeff Ballinger works for yardage against Dinuba. 92-varsity Football 521 1- ' ' A sportsman is a gambler. and one who has sportsmanlike characterics. He is judged ac- cording to his ability to take defeat. Divnsion Sports'91 ffyg., ! F, W, u LL . '.-I Q X I I Y' if 1 K ,- fa lf. ., +- 'x .,X3 ssxw ab N . 1 43 'ai 'Sf OH Hanawalt -44 Q 4 Q , ,P , ar 'ffl do oi g 09 xv 5 ' ' , x Q . ' K ' 4 ,I I A Yun, , 14 - S 1 -- ' ' A g .nv-4-..., .,... ' 5 13-1 ' ..-nr . ,R fn' , ,.-,., V fe . 4 '- f . , - 1 , - ' Q A 51-g, -x,,,,.'.-4. ,'4n,.,, 1 .9 . - . ., .., , 1, ,k . nh gr- ?Q,!,j vu M- - - A, .0 Nfl' 'A E' I lm, ju .. '!f1.c'-Q f L'TQi..?'-aff' f ' - ,f7iHui.., 3l'T ' 5' fkfl . 4 A -sf, . gf .-r 1 if Q ., , . kg--': , 7'??2' :J'3!Y ,' F , ' ' 2.:-f' vw ..-2 . ,,-. Q- .. .,-,. ., ,.,, ,-- . I ' . -.'- F' f . - ',j ,, QX L ' ,, -' , ' 1, . - A V Q J I .Ap . - f ,O if I. .D .H J A-Q.: 4- U , 'U v B . U... , .,-,,-, . sg., 1 e 'WHL - n V-Q5 -inI'w ' : at M' ,f.'N. i-Qlf' , - 'ji' ,wg iz ,' s , - The Atascadero Varsity Football team held a proud third in the Los Padres league. Only a shattering 17-14 loss to arch rival Paso Robles came between the Hounds and the League Champion- ship. The Atascadero will continue next year as many excel- lent players are returning and will add more power to the Hounds. As many people said, we never lost a l game we just ran out of time. , B C B Jeff Ballinger, The Graceful Monster. ,rx , avi . '. -A is 1 . wh 1, X . , - -, naw ff' l'f, A A T -, 'fi -., Row one: Pat McCullough, Willy Brown, Scotty Simons, Paul Horton, Chris Molina, Kent Rehorn, Brent Lunsford, Bob Nagle, Wayne Ramay. Row two: Fred Pflum, Jeff Ballinger, Dennis Morris, Don Hanawalt, Craig Prichard, Bill Rainwater, John Ruggles, Joey East, Bobby Yates. Row three: Doug Cook, Bruce Meeks, Tye Hamilton, Mark Stafford, Paul Barrios, Frank Heidelburg, John Hedrick, Dave Bishop, Marty Richardson. Row Fourr Coach Donn Clickard, Coach Gene Elsdon, Jerry Hudson, Tim Brown, Ron Jones, Dave Godnick, Matt Handshy, Rob Landgren, Phil Calkins, Head Coach Don Tucker, Manager Dan Cummins, Coach Jim Stecher. 94-Varsity Football Nr , . , 'x ., J. 5.4 ' 1 : ' .iw E' ff 0 - , ,K H ' , Q if . , 1 ', 5 1,017 ' V5 sk ' ,. - ' . . -,f . Q iff. gn - , ' . ,- .. J -flii Y- 1 -- , , '- XA' 1' 0. ' XKf ,D M H V, cf' 5 N- .gn .. 143, M. htm ,I P -dxf, A E LX A J xx iz, , - Q '. . --w 1- T' 'ft-L N .-,gj ' ,' 1 ' ', . fy' ff1,f f2w?f5-. Q:-3. x W .Nw If Q .vniflf-:gl 5:2 ' M! Wh ,AA . ' pw .1 X , 7 .I V ,x Q W , ,g 1 , A 1 -V I fx: ' 1 faveif-1 1 -, A x 1 gl ' X N 1. K W '. - - . -. , 'E' F -I It A T A ' ' L - s ' . '- , Q ' . b I 5 4 N Q. J QA .S is J? Z' T' King City 6-19 Palma 8-15 St. Bonaventure 39-O Taft 27-20 Santa Ynezi' 14-67 St. Joseph' 21-0 Dinuba 36-20 Paso Robles ' 8-12 Morro Bay ' 20-6 ' League Games y gg A if Re-enactment of the Boston Massacre. V Front row left to right: Assistant manager Tom Souza, Warren Ramay, Larry McCorkle, Don Kelley, Darren Schetler, Mitch Taylor, Pat Rehorn, Charles Crampton, Eric Cook, and Gable Garza. Middle row left to right: Eric Randall, Skipper Hebrard, Louis Nugent, Paul Pratt, Phil Green, Craig Norman, Joe Osborne, Jay Vogel, Brad Scott, Chet Smith, and manager Darrel Osborne. Back row left to right: Assistant Coach Jerry Tanimoto, Ken Mayhew, Dane Austin, Matt Miller, Willie Reeder, Dan Heilman, Pat Faas, Bill Martin, Don Prichard, John Rainwater, Jim Shaw, Ron Hastie, and Coach Guido Lombardi. Paul Pratt hands off to Joe Osborne who follows the lead blocking of Pat Rehorn on an inside run. The 1977-78 J.V. football team really went all out this year. They started out slow with two losses in a row, then went straight to the top with a Spectacular five game winning streak. Barely brush- ing past first place in the Los Padres League, they had to settle for sharing the co-championship title with Paso Robles. All in all it was a terrific season, and it looks very promising for the fu- ture varsity team. 96-J.V. Football 7 Egg- Q. La... Y . eg r xg, x r ,:, :, I .' is A 42113-' Q x if , , Ji I I Q cl 4-'qi F 0 ' I Q vt' H .-- f- - 4 r1X-,:- -4: 19.5 s g i? ev 55' - 'lLQ5a. Q'-'QSC f .4-qi f, .X ' i' af' I - 5 f 33 S. W l 2 2 3, 1 1 4 J 2 ,gy-u-s-uv91,,,,.,-,,,,,,. rf ' ,vat V- , an 1 V -i lf? l'35'c'f 'iila5-uf...-.-.,,..,..--, nr. k f wi. 1 -----0... X A jx ' ' , Q' vfcf ., . ,Ms K. ,U -7,4 th '. QNJIFL , 2' ' mg lsx - W-T' A :P-1 J' .pig A, rit, 4 ri .V 4 51 ,... . '-. ' .-f -. .U . .. 1. qgnA 9 fm --. , v . +'vr .g:n '7 vb h M, .M ,.-.:-fM. ,, :'f2y4'vgs,gn.af, . - ,A h ..1.p-. - , . ,' VM., ,,..n. , , ...Ja-1 'I ,. K H ? A 7-A f'--M.. . -..-Q-.. ,--- I - -, A E Y ' .., -1-'swf - Effffl - ' x . ,,- 11-c sp., l .A-.-r A ' 1 x 4- fl' I . - . 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The Atascadero Greypups ended the season tied for second place in the Los Padres league. They had a 2-2 win-loss record. Mr. Sachs, the Freshman coach, produced another Exceptional V team. Freshman football is a very im- portant sport because the freshmen are going to be the Varsity of the fu- ture. 98-Freshman Football J . Doubles power! 1 Girls Varsity Tennis 9-,Q -W 1977 -E Morro Bay 11-7 St. Joseph 14-4 Paso Robles 15-3 Morro Bay 7-11 Paso Robles 17-1 St. Joseph 14-4 Morro Bay 7-11 St. Joseph 14-4 Paso Robles 15-3 LTLSCLDEPQ B 5-C .- Wy? 1 Row one: Kami Trout, Adrianne Bell, Nancy Rucci Janet Rucci Row two Renee Guthrie Debbie Eckrote, Susan Lickers, Patti Maltby, Tammy Mallory Randi Messer Coach Mrs O Neill 1 100-Girls Varsity Tennis Janet Rucci serves a hot one. Susan Lickers volleys it. The girls varsity tennis team did an ex- ceptionally good job. Their only tough competition was Morro Bay. They beat them once and lost to them twice. Mrs. O'NeiII varsity team coach said, This is the strongest team that Atascadero will probably ever have. Their Gutstanding transfer from Paramount, Patty Maltby, contributed greatly to the team and went to individual singles C.l.F. The team had a solid 14-3 re- cord. They finished second in league and went on to C.I.F. Randi Messer gets set Front row left to right: Lyn Handshy. Carol Barnard, and Kathy DeLisle. Back row left to right: Kelly Rexroth, Linda Benfield, Deanne Yocum, and Una Breadmore. Lyn Handshy takes a swat. Carol Barnard smashes it. Inconvenience greatly limited the girl's frosh-soph tennis team this year. Al- though they were forced to practice from 7:30 to 8:30 before school every day, they stuck with it. lt was a very trying season, but with much Determinatio they overcame these barriers, played extremely well, and did a really super job. L' ,,,..,., ' 5 - t ' , .,, 1:, .Girls av. P,'.' . ' ' . .' , , , - , . . . , . . . . . . c.--zz . . - ...3-.- i': '1'15.-.l-.'L','L'::.'.-. . I ' . -ws, ' .,.g,,.,.,.,..,.,. . . L., .5 . . 1 , ,,, 5'. . v . . ...J 1 aw. . .5 5 f F3f3ffMG!'5521B9Y ff:-1 F 4314 ' Paszfnbbies 'i 3-151 ' San Luis - 10- 8 Morro Bay 3-15 Pwtaguna 12- 6 fi, 5-13 7-11 5if2F?asoqRobles,- , San' 'mis .-,, I I1 Una Breadmore meets the ball. Frosh-Soph Girls Tennis 101 102 For the fifth year in a row the water polo team went to C.l.F. after finishing second in league. Coach Bill Spomer said of the team, We improved a lot this year. Coach Bill Huey comment- ed, At C.l.F. we never quite realized Potential Three members were all league, Brent Cooper, Brock Cooper, and Ken McDougall. Brent Cooper was named all tourney at every tournament the team attended. OUI' Q 2 i , saw .,v.,'s.f I uL'W'?'i L , . M 3 gags, . gr: flsflli-TP? K , . r- f-'f- --V-yy My .- 1- . - I Q:-W 1 ix' .Ll 1 1 . . MH- 5 f .- V' ' Q :fi ' W, , ,ami .. ,L X .,,,i.. .. ,,,., , , , ,,., E . 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Next SLO Rigetti Lompoc Arroyo Grande Santa Maria Arroyo Grande Santa Maria Rigetti Cabrillo Varsity Water P 5-10 8- 7 9-12 9- 4 1- O 13- 4 8-12 15- 6 6-17 olo 'Paso Robles 'Santa Ynez 'Morro Bay Cabrillo 'Paso Robles 'Santa Ynez 'Morro Bay 'Morro Bay 'Santa Ynez 'League games 'Y Do you have athlete foot? , ,R Power arm. P - -r- --I 3 , if vl I?-f, . - -- - 1 -NJA Q H' ' - - ak - I x . , A , url, J 1 i 'I ' , - I-L I ,A - . - -f-1. ' -. Q., ' . -3 ' J - -fi:--. X1 We 1' K ffl - - 312.--ru ' ' g':?Lief7'.- f - -- , -', -iw---.x - V-' . .' L' 5'- I 355 . ' - . . , , 'fx.g -:efgily -- 1 A ' 1 - 1 ge -1:g..- 4 A '11 af'- They 18- 8 lg,- 3-10-fi?-42?- 1 6 E 4-10 V 22-10 8-11 9- 6 15- 8 10-12 ,z iv i Try to get it. The J.V. water polo players worked hard trying to develop a winning team. Practiced hard under coaches Bill Spomer and ' Bill Huey, but still only came up with a second place. Don Brimage was named most valuable player because of his contributions to his team. J.V. Water Polo-103 il Hey Coach, do you think l'll be able to run today? 104-Cross Country First row: John Katavich, Chuck Ruggles, Ronnie Gibbons, Dale Mahoney, Sean Breadmore, Tim Purdue, Mark Mongolo. Second row: Dan Nolan, Pat Greene, Kevin Byrne, Andy Unruh Jeff Reifers, Billy O'Boyle, Mark Carter, Stuart List. Third row: Denny Powell, Marvin Tiowell Brett Mosher, Keith Gomes, Greg Baxter. Drew Carlson, Ed Keen, Mark Hale, Mark Breish Ken Gomes, and Scott Striegil, Ready stretch one, two, three, and stretch one, two, three ,.i, J ,,, C M M ,,,, t .,,r , ,,,,1,, , '. . r M Q ' 1 , ii i? 1,1 ,, , AQ - ,i , i , -,Q f W B ., 5 50 ,M ,F ,i Q '39 .3 'll V An, ,1 in S -to -5 V- V.. - Most Valuable Players for the Cross Country Team are: Greg Baxter. ophomore, and Mark Breish, junior. ,v -Q ' -'T' Cross Country is a sport that requires a lot of hard work and also alot of dedica- tion. Atascadero High School has had many great successes in the past and this year was no exception. The Grey- hounds had another Terrific season. The Varsity was able to finish with an overall record of 8-2 for the season. The junior varsity did just as well finishing 9-1 for the season. Both teams were Los Padres League Cham- pions. One of the long practices 15 that lead to the Greyhounds success. Cross Country-105 Working hard, improving, and striving for perfection, were words Coach Scotti Adams used to describe her 1977 Varsity Volleyball team. Winning half their matches the Hound Spikers brought up second place in their league, and for the first time made the C.l.F. playoffs. The season was long and difficult, but the girls fought hard and played together to make the sea- son exciting and unforgettable t S- tv 1' Q f, 1 it l 2 ' , gi QQ! Missy Robertson sets up the ball. 106 Varsity Girls Volleyball sfrf . if jet -4 Marcy Robertson recovers the ball while Linda Warren watches. V is .msg K .. 'twang K Marcy Robertson sets the ball to Linda Warren to bump it I, 'V U, ' 1 Q -.X x - , .j .I,. w, i-I 4 . 'Q'-1. L-A3 ,,.. ,ix , F K , , y . .1 V J - - . -1 '- Aqgygz :,- . 3 , , The Spikers warm up. Girls Varsity Volleyball Arroyo Grande San Luis Dbisbo 'Morro Bay 'Paso Robles 'St. Joseph 'Coast Union San Luis Obisbo 'Morro Bay 'Paso Robles 'St. Joseph 'Coast Union Arroyo Grande 'Morro Bay 'Paso Robles 'St. Joseph 'League Games Front row: Cathy Carter, Linda Warren: Row two: Marcy Robertson, Harriet Baysdorfer, Kim Humphey: Row three: Cheryl Tuggle, Jani Kuhnle, Coach Scotti Adams. Missy Robertson, Eunice Adams. Varsity Girls Volleyball-107 . gk, Esther Cabrera setting it up. 108-Girl's J.V. Volleyball ,.........--.an Front row: Robbi Norman, Esther Cabrera, Lori Stoltey, Andrea Anthony. Back row: Michelle Gear heart, Linda Cummings, Coach Coco Collelmo, Terry Smith, and Betty Gifford. lt can be said that the 1977-78 Girls J.V. Volleyball team made much progression. They played seventeen games throughout the season, lost the first sixteen, and had a fabulous Victory the last game. They worked hard, and in the end, finally got what they wanted. Arroyo Grande Lost San Luis l Lost Morro Bay' 3 oi Lost Paso Robles? rlis Lost St. Joseph' Q Lost Coast Union Lost San Luis Lost Morro Bay' Lost Paso: Robles' Lost Stl Joseph Lost Coast Union Lost Arroyo Grande Lost Morro Bay' Lost Paso, Robles' Lost St. Joseph' Lost Coast- Union WON 'League Games GirI's Freshmen Volleyball, front row: Keri Carlson, Janie Shannon, Donene Williams, Chris Han- sen, Michelle Mitchell, Marilyn Robertson. Back row: Shelly Engleking, Louise Kapenski, Bonnie MacCurdy, Dawn Guthrie, Michelle Vierria, Jessica Romero, Judy Rainwater. Girl'S San Luis Morro Bay Mission Laguna San Luis Morro Bay Mission Laguna Freshmen Volleyball lost lost won lost won lost won won A super bunch of gals . .. they always gave 100Wb, was the praise new coach Sally Humphrey had for her freshmen team. Starting out slow in the first half of the season with three losses and one win, the frosh girls Reversed the second half with three wins and one loss. This was a group of girls that really had to learn to work well togeth- er. They came from behind, and ended up taking 2nd in league. Girl's Freshmen Volleyball-109 Aggressive, alert, with an action packed full court press, best described the 1978 Varsity Basketball team. Talent this team was made up of mostly sen iors, plus two juniors and two sopho mores for freshness. The team com piled a 9-4 win, loss record outside of league play. The Greyhounds faced the toughest league in Single A. C.l.F competition. Hop skip and a jump 110-Varsity Basketball Front Row: Coach Art Wilmore, David Carroll, Scott Simons, David Price, Brent Theibaud Rodger Bland, and Manager Chris Vickers, Row Two: Dave Guerena, Craig Cunningham Keith Schmidt, Mike Nowicki, Steve Schmidt, Chris Rossi, and Bill Rainwater. I -f -- i ,xl li.. Bland and Cunningham hustle for the rebound Price goes up for two. ...-B- '5x X- X Rodger Bland struggles through two more points. That's two for sure. Varsity Basketball-111 112-varsity Basketball Synchronized basketball? The Greyhounds came out running. They started the season at the begin- ning of the school year by running three to four miles a day. Running and gunning they slashed through the Taft invitational bringing home a first place trophy. Coming around again. the Hounds beat a previously undefeated Arroyo Grande team, this capturing an early season 7-O record. This years team featured a Tough full-court pressing zone defense, which converted to a man to man when the offensive team crossed the center line. The team lost some super talent for the beginning of the season when brothers Keith and Steve Schmidt were injured. The most improved play- ers this year were Roger Bland and Bill Rainwater. Next year there will be four returning Varsity Lettermen. and the team will hopefully be traveling to Ha- waii. Price chalks one up. Hey! Aren't you going to help me up? U 27 if l .ll Team manager Chris Vickers l alps out. s-ti xsb.y Dave Price evades Bearcat opponent. 3 -B-I .1 Taft Tournament Gonzales King City Arroyo Grande Tournament Arroyo Grande Gonzales Atascadero Tournament Paso Robles' Australia St. Joseph' Morro Bay' Santa Ynez' Palma Paso Robles' St. Joseph' Morro Bay' Santa Ynez ' League Game Sm 3- o 60-29 51-31 2- 1 48-60 71-57 o- 2 53-59 59-54 62-51 64-51, 46-48 77-67 68-62 55-73 43433 73-65 Exhausted Hounds after narrow three point defeat. Varsity Basketball-113 Coach Jim Greenman did a tremendous job this year with the J.V. Basketball team. They showed a great amount of talent and played their hardest. This team will develop into a Spectacular varsity team next year, as they'll join the others with high hopes and continue playing with zest and hussle. Coach Jim Greenman quoted, Chet Smith and Darrel Tuggle were doing an excellent job, also Dane Austin was doing a superb job on the boards. He said Willie Brown is the most im- proveing player since the beginning of the season. Up the middle for two by Bill Martin. 'L Y 35 Q Row one: Darrel Osborne, Tom Knight, Chet Smith, Stewart List, Billy O'Boyle, Row two Coach Jim Greenman, Darrel Tuggle, John East, Bill Martin, Paul Pratt, Dane Austin, Wil lie Brown, 114 J V Basketball 'W U U3 L- 'Fs-a'r:Q..... . H, ,s -1 B. ips- ri. Q, . l g. --s 1 --nf E fi' ' off' , 7-3 93' -K s Paul Pratt shoots a 15 footer. .G'. , v-f cfm' 4 K a i 44 . T f 4. 14l:-',i5- ' .v. Bas 'sew K - 3 :fl 1 'i 3551 - 1 sanunqigolwigpq ,- , g -I -40-Z0 A Gonzales 1 uf in .51?4l,+ H - j sfeify-va -3 . 3333 ' - , . TI' 3 51,-121 3 Rm-wif 5 1 . 4- 5- 0-Q 3' 1 Ag5oyo'Grai55'3' ,,.-5 -- i ,Q gf 4,5 A -figllliiqlnez 1 3 '73 ll'-fgyQ?Grande 95 H , V H94-52 H, H iz, 'Bjsgffloblpsi -' 'E -Q Q26-46 3,5 Astalia 46-59 'sr Joe 51-41 'Morro Bay 45-50 San Luis Obispo 63-48 'Santa Ynez 31-52 Palma 52-53 Paso Robles 41-40 'St Joe 56-53 if League games il V wi 51 kr 1 I , I . 5' ,f-Yi' ' I Darrel Tuggle screens while Willie Brown goes for the ball. Greyhounds work the ball. Fx . : J.V. Basketball-115 F as s as ,gg . is will Coach of the Freshman Basketball T team was George Skip French. He chose eleven team players and one manager from the many freshmen boys that tried out. The members were chosen not necessarily because they were the best but a combination of how they worked with others. This quality showed more and more toward the end of the season. The team's practice began with a couple weeks of cross country running, they ran one and a half to two miles each day. Sev- eral of the members continued running 13' r N Q Jeff Marks makes two points in practice. through out the season. There were S S Frosh games usually twice a week, and S' by W on the other days the team practiced it their basketball skills in the gym. The Freshman Basketball team, known to C r Skip French as the ft . and hustling team, started out slowly '.,,.. 2 but soon developed their knack of if 'S of working as a unit and lost only two out sili S of their last ten. The final total was rr C is s ' eleven wins - nine losses. ' is Another two by bare bellied Greg Mueller. Back Row: Jeff Marks, Randy Johnson, Craig Schmidt, Jack Hellman, Larry Hansen, Pat Young, Coach Skip French, Front Row: Kevin Byrne, Butch Wisenhunt, Mike Reyes, Greg Mueller, Matt Austin, Dan McCornack. ,se-.grit 116-Frosh Basketball Back Row Scott Striegel John Zimmerman Jerry Haines Ed Keen Bret Mosher Joe Oaborne, Craig Henderson, Gabie Garza. Front Row: Mark Stroudenmire Don Kelly John Katavich Dale Mahoney Mark Carter Sean Breadmore, Scott McSeveney. The track team was coached by Bill Young, and the assistant coaches were Art Wilmore and Gary Kuhn. Freshmen and Sophomores were on this team, unless they were extremely good, then they went to the Varsity. The team practiced every day for about two hours. Each member, during a track meet, could enter a maximum of four events. Our schooI's track team showed good performances and were strong in the areas of sprinting, dis- tance and high jump. Assistant Coach Gary Kuhn said that one special thing about the sport was that they tried to put the fun back into it. They tried to make it, as he put it, a Family where everyone was pulling together. He also wanted everyone to know that this sport took much more work than most people realized because it was purely physical. Frosh-Soph Track 117 Bill O'Boyle, sophomore, gives promise in the pole valt, an event in which the Hounds have not scored will in past years Simo-Pekka Reponen senior, puts great effort into throwing the shotput. The'1978 Varsity Track team, coached by Bill Young, Art Wilmore, and Gary Kuhn, was an optimistic team. The team showed in the first few meets that they had many Strong points. These strong points being in the high jump, sprints, mile runs, and the 440 relay. With all this quality on the team, they were well on their way to becomming league champions. Rob Landgren, Jett Ballinger, Rick Reyes and Chet Smith work together getting into shape. Front row: Robert Landgren, John Chapman, Billy O'Boyle, Jeff Ballinger, Rick Reyes, Greg Baxter, Stuart List, Chet Smith, Row two: Aaron Hogue, Mark Breish, Ken Gomes, Jim Chavez, Simo-Pekka Reponen, Don Pritchard, Drew Carlson, Joe Zimmerman, Eric Randall, Mike Nowicki, Keith Gomes. 118-Varsity Track E Q- Z I! - - - Front row: Patty Sparling, Davetta Grayson, Jodi Landgreng Row two: Cynthia Lipsey, Becky Wolfe, Cindy Boche, Diane Scarpace, Eunice Adams. Eunice Adams, sophomore, and Davetta Grayson, junior, practice handing of the baton. i . iw Tlinltgx' iw . Q25 1 - yy is- use ,0- Diane Scarpace, iunior, flying high in practice for the long jump. -1-ie--..i... Capable, talented and Competitive runners made up the 1978 Girls' Track team. Two outstanding members of the team were speedster Davetta Grayson, one who received much rec- ognition in CIF competition last year, and Becky Wolfe an impressive runner in many track events. ,A V, ,..--4-if.. 5,114-3 ,,.-.. ,-- fh, .eA,-:4 -.,-.--- , -W ff -ff.-f T4 -, p-g,n-- k1f,k,,, --..-. .4 -,. , - Y - 5' , 71:-'W - :H-- ff'f f 7,411 .,f, -15,2 ,,,1-T--:--fx--' I ...Le -A.'.1' 1,1 fef12.'5., 7'-1.-A :Q ., 3.2.11 ,,.1--- -,A ...... ,:..k.. ' -1 -- '-, ' - - .., -,ii ,f - ' A- A---:'-.- , 0. - ,H-. - . i , ,.. ,V V, 4...- r.. 1 'u' 1' zfa, ' -'4 f -, Q .gs Mig: -A - -4 A-,Ii 71, fy, H- , , .lg . 1 f., ' ,H ,Q ., ,rl--..-51, U I, - - 41- JF .AM 1-1,-. fffzf' ' A Wm fy- I n ' .w A.. I 42 , Iii, r '.',?,5,gJMm',Q',' LI, :.'g2'w- ni, , A I, -an :f , ,V . ',,f.eA,.-,:,g:'r- ff - - , , ., 'H a?.'?q'.'f'1',',f.'-A611216 I T- H ' ' Z v.fh f5,f', ,'! ?'l'fil ' .L' , rrpil., if-3v,j,,f?, R.: ., ' YV-.!1,,n33V K tif ,A Q:-'Q' X , , M1211 imzwmfrmfi .. - 1' . 12155. . Coach Gary Kuhn shows team member Diane Scarpace some of the techniques of running the low hurdles. Girls' Track 119 Enthusiasm, dedication, and a very tight-knit team relationship highlighted the Girl's Varsity basketball team. Dominated by Senior talent, many of the cagers had played together for sev- eral years. This C I O S e n e S S Linda Warren: I could have danced all night. coupled with the team quickness and desire to win, led to a triumphant sea- son. Greyhound defense in action! Ouch!! You're on my foot! l l i Back row: Randi Messer, Linda Cummings, Cathy Carter, Dianne Scarpace, Susan Lickers, and Tammy Mallory. Front row: Linda Warren, Marcy Robertson, Janet Rucci, Jani Kuhnle, and Missy Robertson. Missy Robertson makes it count. 1 20-Girl's Varsity Basketball 2 Hold your breath! ik ii R , B l -J Jani Kuhnle aims to please. Linda Cummings goes for it. Girl's Varsity Basketball 1977-78 SLO Santa Maria Tournament Santa Ynez Shandon SLO St. Joseph' Morro Bay' Paso Robles' St. Joseph' Morro Bay' Paso Robles' St. Joseph' League Games' 48-46 2- O 46-37 50-48 40-30 55-35 57-24 49-27 56-38 67-41 33-29 57-37 Girl's Varsity Basketball-121 Back row: Andi Rexroth, Manager, Marty Goble, Manager, Leisa Dostie, Laurie Hastie, Jody Landgren, Gwen Morgan, Lisa Berry, and Coach Coco Collelmo. Front row: Jacquie Harter, Karen Shearer, Susan Shearer, Heidi Douglas, and Kim Humphrey. JUMP! Alai , Q. fa, ff-eg: .. is.-ir. f Girl's J.V. Basketball 1977-78 SLO 16-24 Santa Ynez 19-34 Shandon 31-24 SLO 29-41 St. Joseph 25-27 Morro Bay 25-49 Paso Robles 41-11 St. Joseph 28-22 Q Morro Bay 36-22 'J -'E Paso Robles 33-26 , St. Joseph 28-27 A ak' ,V Af . 122-GirI's J.V. Basketball Oh, it was nothing. Exhilarating, Jeane Nate! The Girl's JV basketballers worked with intensity. They practiced every day 52' after school and often before classes started. Showing great Potential by their energetic moves, effective play-making, and competitiveness, the JVers rambled through many a chal- lenging game. 1.V, Front row: Donene Williams, Chris Hanson, Renee Bresette, Michele Mitchell, Marjorie Mongolo, Louise Gapinski, Back row: Gloria Popour, Kathy DeLisle, Dixie French, Bonnie MacCurdy, Dawn Guthrie, Aleta Sandri, and Coach Eugene Elsdon. Don't panic! We're only 30 points behind. The Girl's Frosh basketball team, though inexperienced, had the winning spirit. These Pups travelled to the Jr. High gym in order to practice. They Improved their skills throughout the season by hard work and team pride. 9 Down on your knees and beg! 1977-78 GirI's Frosh Basketball in SLO 38-29 Morro Bay 25-23 Mission 46-19 Laguna 38-22 SLO 37-36 Morro Bay 45-24 Mission 68-28 Z., u I Sandri puts one over 'em. Girl's Frosh Basketball-123 1, 1, sit It's four o'clock in the afternoon. The match is at seven o'clock tonight. You still have five pounds to loose before you can weigh in. It takes every man tonight to win the match, because it's a tough team. Besides your first in league so far and your dream is going to C.I.F. Oh no, you've wasted a half an hour on day dreaming. You run and run, don't swallow, keep spitting, sweat every ounce of fluid out of your body. It's seven o'cIock and you've made weigh ins. It's your turn to go out and perform. Your struggling hard, giving every last burst of energy you can possibly find. The sweat is rolling in your eyes. You've got him on his back. His shoulders are flat, one, two, three, pin! fl 2 . .pi ,.l it 1 , vARsiTv WRESTLING .Vg 4 A ,Mpriorsay ze 37-27 Fi' ,.,. iles , I K lvnez , 9 , 1 138-21 ,l-'f 1 A 1 i-jill .33 we 1, .1 A 1- Q, fn, 5.5311 i .15 . Ska:-wlvwiltii, 31:3 1 Wt P5EQiiRobieg,-N, iiiiil 1 +57-11 Morro ,Bay l .1 l f 1 41-15 ,Ynez .1 if 32724 Paso ii b 52-18 rv 1-. 1. 1..-4 tl 1 73 ' K . 124-Varsity Wreslting 1 John Ruggles muscles his way out of this one! t 1 .Z .lil ,. .. 'lz,7lQ iii- 'i ' i u ., l 'fs ., 1 5i 21!,g,gg1V.x I . . .. MZ. , . msg 1 . I -- o1g,eI1:mVgAi2, , . ,. f K. - 1 -g,,,,,,,,,. tif-19 Craig Prichard says, I warned you once you little weasle! 'N D ,..--V ' Swing your partner round and round! Dei Robasciotti figures out what to do next! Varsity Wrestling: front row: Chuck Ruggles, Pat Yancey, Mike Gonzalas. Norman Nick, Kelly Gearhart. second rowg Eric Randall, Del Robasciotti, Kenny Baca. Clay Cheatham, Third row: Mark Stafford, John Ruggles, Craig Pritchard. Paul Barrios, Tim Brown. - With John Ruggles the only returning League Champ and Paul Barrios, Mike Gonzales, Norman Nick, and Erik Ran- dall as the only Varsity returning Let- termen, we were a team of little exper- ience but a lot of desire. Loaded with a lot of lst. year wrestlers, we were able to go undefeated in league 6-O and win the Los Padres League Championship Held at Morro Bay-both Varsity and J.V. led by individual varsity champions Chuck Ruggles, Freshman-95 lbs., Mike Gonzales, Sophomore-112 lbs., John Ruggles, Senior-165 lbs., Craig Prit- chard, Senior-175 lbs., Tim Brown, Senior-hwt, and J.V. Champions Bob Frenes, Freshman, 103 lbs., Keno Garza, Junior-120, Brad Scott Sopho- more-165 lbs., and Dan Spickert-Ju- nior-175 lbs. Atascadero High wrestling team proved again to be number 1 in 1978. Shawn Norman goes for a good break down Eric Randall shows his winning form. xii Lxs.-ss' Don Kelly Demonstrates the J.V. hustle. 126 J V Wrestling 5 I' 'I I I 'fi Wx IWQL. L Coaches ponder the inpending victory. V 5 Front row: Rick Stoltenbury, Shawn Norman, Steve Preice, Keith Doshier, Wayne Ra- mey, Coach Levi Monica, Row two: Rodger Bland, John Spears, Mike Ramera, David Smith, Andy Graves. l J A 'ug .-.,-.'.x. wp.. . 4-an. 'F ,.L. .R - i . cg- 'I-1.4, . 1-. ....'T 'f N.'11 -sf ,-Q -.fffp-4 i .-f ':g xf ..n.- , Y- '- ,A . ,M , , .rf-.. -- 'sfo- . ,MJ3..,,..i., Rodger Bland says, Hey Coach you think this one will go in? X Shawn Norman putts for a par. Each day the Atascadero Golf team goes fifteen miles to the Paso Robles Golf course to practice their talent. And are still looking forward to use the new Atascadero Golf Course which is under construction. They met tough competition this year and will come back next year with their home course. Mr. Levi Monica, coach, said it will help them in being more com- petitive on a better course. Golf-127 N 7 1 ,,,gfi.,,, M -- Ken McDougall senior and outstanding swimmer, participates in many swimming events Varsity Swim Team 7 92 Arroyo Grande 75 Santa Maria 116 51 Cabrillo p 5 98 72 Morro Bay W 127 36 San Luis Obispo 1 103 V968 Paso Robles Q 123 16 Paso Robles g 115 11 Santa Marial or 79 36 Righetti 9 79 57 Morro Bay g g 90 61 League Meet 5 5 it 1 1st place CIF Diving-Lonny Young 18th Carole Lant 1 28th Don Brimage, sophomore, takes a diving leap backwards. TG-Wig? Front row: Vivian Schuster, Laurie Schenberger, Alex Robin, Lynn Handshy, Lori Parker, Bar- ' Q bara Philipp, stat Charlene Springer: Row two: Carol Lutz, Mary- McGrew, Cindy Reinhard, Janet Rich, Cathy Salter, Terri Kieselhorst, Sarah Bruno, stat Denise Henderson. Row three: Don Brim- 1 age, Ken Hackett, Mike Bruno, Ken McDougall, Walter Darbonne, Greg Tribbett, Glen Schen' berger, Mark Ono, Bob Gostling Row four: Wayne Darbonne, Pete Beck, Dan Gray, Steve Hub- bard. Lonny Young, Barry Lant, Chris Schenberger, Simo-Pekka Reponen, Barry Hubbard. stat Pam Jones, Coach Bill Spomerg Not pictured, Assistant Coach Bill Huey. Atascadero's aquanauts had another fabulous year defeating the toughest of opponents in early meets. Thirteen returning Iettermen formed the nucleus of a large and Powerful squad. The Waterhounds' greatest strength was derived from their ex- cellent team depth. Coach Bill Spom- er's Swim Team dominated the Los Padres League and were also an impressive team outside of the league. Q.. , -'.., . W1-.Law fm ,k 'WNW' , 1.54, , .,vvull!r rI.-5 Q N' Eff: -v , F - ..,,.-,fa uk ,-3, . M .. . M, . . Y . . .-- . Q ,vi-1N,..4gq-,.,. ..,4-Elf' I r - ' 3.1 r , -I , 'li .-'YM' -' . I -,Mk - 1 A, s..w,. ., ..,.V!- Junior Barry Hubbard practices with his teammate Barry Lant, who was undefeated in league play. Page donated by Lawless Window Fashions Swim Team-129 , E' i f Tennis started off with a rather slow start because of all the rain that oc- cured at the beginning of the season. Despite all their luck with bad weather, they made a good comeback. With all the talent put out, they made their sea- son Successful in more ways than one. To the team's delight, a new female coach, Liz Page, headed up the team. She helped them to put out a group effort and held high qs. the tradition of Striving to be gl. New coach Liz Page, enjoys the jokes of the varsity tennis team. --,l l'll bet you never knew socks were a great place to your tennis balls. -hug' l Rex Benn ett smashes the ball for an excellent return. 130-Varsity Tennis 'rTi T - 54. w - vw . w,yx-.. xN ' ' Xu v-xx.. .Q .L-Vx y . xx. wwiw X 'N . . x YLNZSSW-19335 RX X' X. 'QFx X. A x . TR 1'wX. V Xxgxxyggxxyxggy N x ,N X Npwvv, 4 k Him, luv Front Rowi Nick Boch Pat Faas, Tim MacCu -J' -if if? nz uf. ff .. L -1 J- A h 1 ,- -. 'W -,Q Q'-V '. Y.. - f. .'- :L LN' 5 4 ' 1-f-24. :Livr- e, Warren Ramay, Willie Reeder, and Thom Jesperson. Back Row: Erwin Sedley. rdy, Rex Bennett, and Barry Neelands. 4 r i -275 , .,. D R . H A A ' 7 ' if ' A E,-z-:-B ' 1 -5--1-7' -- ff 2-if F, ,w.--.-W.1: - -. ki, A I gfgi, :Q Pub 41 1:15.15-I I -Y ' '- '- f,--'-'Nj fi 4 MQ E: :gg 5. i 'N x 'X I have such a hard time remembering what to do next. Timmy MacCurdy says, They always serve the hard ones to me! 252- i ' 3- I 9 Q L -, N .A , ,, X .. own - x -Q ff- ' - -- ' -' i- -3-S-M 'A Q. f . 7 l X 4-W - . tm- -1 X ' ' ...- 'X - - -4 f-H-ff... lt's a bird, it's a plane, no it's a tennis ball! N Varsity Tennis-131 I -I 'hu ,Vl- as Marty Richardson shows his skills in pitching. The 77-78 Varsity Baseball has many returning players. Three confident re- turners are, Senior pitchers, Clint Rog- ers and Bill Rainwater, and Junior catcher, Chris Molina, additions to these are Dave Carroll, Paul Horton and Marty Richardson. Although they lost many Good players last year, they hope to fill them by many of the new comers. This years team like last years Champions, boosts a fine blend of youth and exper- ience, explained Coach Wesnousky. In order to have a good team you also must have a effective defence with a strong middle, shortstop and second baseman, Coach Wesnously stated it was very promising. 132 Varsity Baseball 5 QQ.-has gy ,M 1-Q., Q tif' - , , V 42- , ' ' ,. ,R .1 w4 .3 7 rf-R - 'V ' . A 513, pffw ,.3,.t,r,,5y:?,,-vl.t Q -A h.x.x. QM: :.,.,g2, g A Y f -952 3F52 F. 1-!lT 5. V1i'3i.'lf-.'i t Wifi: 5644 ig if Tug, .,,gf'1i1 yygf 3,,5Q:.l '1,gg7,j. 4, .,., TQQMQQ ,giiep f Wt We we -fftgktxfgwww-f f?'if'f'. z Scott Simmons attempts an out at first. 3 Coach Wesnousky gives the team some tips. ...X Ln W fifi Wifi, 4. Lf 'bm--i--f , - '- i :flag-,ai N f viii-.E, A 1. if ., N - , - .Sh - ff: -we -ws.. - in B ,- F'-fl8:jiq1Efgg1,A-,yuan -1. P 1 V 0-su.. A A . WC ' I !Ui1mliwsrfqm.,, ' F Q i ,.2,',,j gk .A 4321, ' ' ',. - 1 AXAQ .,.fr ,via 11'-Sl. ,ixkhu I, x A Q Q - - V T ,. .--Q-1.33.5 f. ' 's.,....,...ei.J4 av'W.f1 ' ' . ' lm,5,,, ,.,d,. h , , x,., F, ,V , A D .Q ' - , 0 f Y - ,QA , 1.-v ' f., x ' I as '- ,..v ?' Lx-1 ff' gavgwxr-1.1M--u-aflltaf Y' N X f 4 ' 1,2 Nl ' 'Sli' V 4Q' ' ' . t'!Y J . - a , .. L-. .u Mt A X,-. U , w sf z ' , , ' ,,..:- '- -7, 1 'ft XE-wa .' 354. -- . '- ' , ,, ia- --Qs? -f'. N Au'-' - , i -. sg .9 4 J' , ' 1 nf... K I vi 7 '- 7 it ' ae' as-.9-viz ri. .. v- i .1 f . ..f'1-:fa ' ' Marty Richardson gives a sigh of relief after pitching his way out of a tough Dayld price swings for a good hit. inning. QF, ,tw :Q-aww , SQ' 1.,,,. - . . - - ' ,- . ,Q-xg' Q, mv f 'M -. 5' ' ' '. 7 -CY 'N 'i 'f9,i 'f33.. I Y ' - -.' ,. ' 1 'A ' 4 .6 ' if ' Q Q g ' 51 5' ' , I-ig., I ,, . . , ,i ,u 1 ' li , , ' X, 'l fs Y ,!'f Q V ' ' i' x ll . lf xx ' 4 l' lk. L'qA.'xx- if N1-A41...vl' 4.u4'.k'x ,u 1 The 1977-78 Varsity Baseball was, Row 1, Scott Simons, John Poole, David Price, Chris Molina, Ron Claud, Willie Brown, Brian Wallravin, Manager, Row 2, Paul Horton, Marty Richardson, Paul Pratt, David Spurr, Clint Rogers, Bill Rainwater, Dave Carroll, Bill Wesnousky, Coach, Varsity Baseball-133 The Junior Varsity Baseball team was coached by Jim Greenman, a teach- er from the Junior High. Coach Greenman, who has been coaching for three years, said this team had the best Defense he had seen. The team consisted of Sophomores and three Freshmen. The team practiced every day after school, going through drills of hit- ting and fielding. Tuggle, Austin, Martin, Messer, and Candiff watch from the dug-out. Coach Jim Greenman talkes to his team between innings. Back Row: Manager-Dave Watson, Daryl Tuggle, Bill Martin,Dane Austin, Brian Messer, Jim Shannon, Hohn Rainwater, Jay Vogel, Coach- Jim Greenman. Front Row: Daryl Candiff, Vince Lee, Jay Bishop, Greg Mueller, Mike McGarvey, Walt Ussery, Ron Wallravin. 134 J V Baseball 'ffl' I-1 JI Last minute bench instructions by Coach Hurst with Mike Reyes, John Kopischke, Ted Weisman, Tonya Mallory, Rickie Schimke, Danny Baca, Matt Austin, Richard Mordock, and Gary Harter. Coach Hurst ponders strategy with Todd Renfro and Gary Harter. Gary Harter coaches Butch Whisenhunt after he slugged a triple. The freshmen baseball team, coached by Jim Hurst, practiced everday. They did a lot of running, batting, and infield catching. Coach Hurst stated that he was Developing the freshmen boys to play Varsity Baseball. At the beginning of the sea- son their win-loss scale was pretty even, but they're expected to do very well in the future. Frosh Baseball 135 136-Division Classes Section Editor: Tina Young ,iv 138-Seniors From a censored Sophomore assembly, to a 41 Senior float, the class of 78 has finally made it, Living through the freshmen initiation and slipping into those carefree Sophomore days, we wel- comed our authority as Juniors and feared our re- sponsibilities as Seniors. I 1 ,V l r I sf N , , - - 1 P xg-1,'X'i. 'K Jiff- E 51 .a ff FIS' 1 -1 fb: 19,0 v' ,' 8 4 ':sfQ....1' Sometimes one sees in the school simply the instrument for transferring a certain maxi- mum quantity of knowledge to the growing generation. But that is not right, Knowledge is dead: the school, however, serves the living. It should develop in the fare of the commonwealth. Albert Einstein O Division Classes 137 fi .gt . 'SW ' . ', 'L N315 fm ,4 - L' W ' f ot I J p Kg ' A O QW! 1 0. , J f um 3, 'P I 1' ,Q .- i -, rf' Y A '39-if - as 'Inu' - , ,l ., it ' 9 , . X ' Q ' x V dd? ' A- ' - It R. I i uf Q Ken Baca Patty Baer Craig Baily -fo 1 R 0 1 O 1' 1 ,. J' WI. ' 1 A , 1 i .gi B QI 'N i E J n 1 Jeff Bailey Kim Bailey Jeff Ballinger 52 if.-x.- ' 5 ' u 5 :N , 4:1 1 I J Q Q 3 I z A . ,, Mike Barba Eden Barclay Tammy Barnes xl Seniors-141 142-Seniors Seniors-143 144-Seniors I X . I 4 l 'M 'xv lv 134351 Cindy Elsdon ff' ,fu 5 4 1,14 1 -QS 1-qi-7 ' V, 0 .A 'QQ' . , I, Q '-Q. ' .j x' T' . ' a ' 's I 9 0 X., O 1 : Na , - C - 5 i fi , . Eh gs? -fr , Ak V ' I x ,li ' .', Q-.,,:'-gfegegn '?,'5,j Afigifiii - '-z.. ' .' T Jon Everett jig., Q' . O 1 . A ' , Y ' K -If. if , '11, K -. Q 1 X e x :lik X r I Chris Forzetting 15. ti. 'F Donna Emerson Steve Engelking -'sf 1 fi fr V , Xi-2 u f I6 I '1' -, . fglggr wi K ' A , ,'A.' 1.-L1 'f -3 4 ' H- V P.: f .i . ' W 'qv 245' WW f., ' -4, Y : ' ix X'-ix 'jf , 'Y - nllff if 1 A15 Mike Fernamburg Julie Flood ig.. ' ,lf . A Y - . -1 'B-A - 1, Keri Gallanger Eric Ganster Seniors-147 r- - 148-Seniors Seniors-149 'Q' B e BAP ' .R 150-Seniors 5 1 40 xo lr n We were individuals with our own values and goals. But we were all very much a part of the class of 1978. Each of us, with our own unique qualities made up what our class is and was. We are remem- bered to be the class that always did something different. We were individuals with our own values and goals. But we were all very much a part of the class of 3: . Xi 1978. Each of us, with our own unique qualities made up what our class is. ,h Jw ,X f i 1 I. 1 ds.,4rsc w Seniors-151 w 152-Seniors Seniors-153 154-Seniors Seniors-155 156-Seniors , i , r 'fi . T Q. I I 4 .1 A' I X E ww., ' Q .f.g41w-risk-'nfv flex! Dawn Roberson Marcy Robertson Clint Rodgers rf ij' I I 'fl f x I 1 ff, X. ' I . 5 eg . 1176 X Paul Rogers Yvonne Romero Chris Rossi 1 Lf' - In -5 ' s ,L '12 X Y ft . R If V ,Ft in VV K lx . A A 4 I tg ' J.: 7 :g gg. -xl ' ,.,,. ,Q I -, l v ' Q 4. - 1 - ' 2 - , sir-qi . ,Ji ff ' ' , I, 1 ,135 ?!:'?'g': i 'if Q U ' 1 ,, f ' ' J A ' ' on K flflc' I i, '11 ff- Gwenda Roth Janet Rucci Nancy Rucci 158-Seniors fe, -1 Quoted by Seniors when asked how they felt about leaving: lt will be great in some ways, but l won't know what to do without the routine I won't miss the academic part of school. but the people and all my friends Now our biggest test ,,. going out into the big bad world. iv N '- . J it f..,,q M N X C x 5. 1 ark Stafford P 5 Seniors-161 162-Seniors And as in every story, there is also an ending to this story. Now we begin a new book. Only this time we know what we are possibly capable and uncapable of. We have failed but have also found success within ourselves Now we must once again become individuals. We must move onto a new and different type of lifee But don't forget to look back at these past four years. For they are a piece of you and you of them. .l ,, .,. -. Qf ,rl I .og 1.11 .i 3, 'Q 'Fa : v .gl . Seniors-163 American Civ. was one problem this year's Juniors had to face as they be- came upper classmen. They Worked hard planning for their Homecoming float and the Junior-Senior prom. Driv- ing to school and forging notes became popular as they began looking forward to their senior year. Mrs. O'Neill, Advisor, Dana Sanchez, V.P., Leslie Spears, sec., Wayne Darbonne, pres Not Pictured Kathy Haines, Tres. e' :-an 164-Juniors xv Lflf Ru, --.ark A? f 9 0 'far-:sv Andre Adams Dee Adams Felicia Adams Mark Anderson Todd Arnett Chuck Baldwin Colleen Barga Bill Barnard Harriet Baysdorfer Cheri Beaver Don Bennett Paul Bennett Londi Benser Debbie Bentley David Bishop Joanne Bobak Cindy Boche Bob Boneso Bill Borah Una Breadmore Mark Breish Irving Bresette Ronald Bridgman Stan Brinar Lenore Brown Paulina Brown David Buohmann Tom Bundy Dale Burgess Deanna Butler Phillip Calkins Jamie Cargill Drew Carlson Dave Carroll Cathy Carter Dal Caudill Barb Cerny Wendi Chandler John Chapman Clay Cheatham Chris Chrisman Vinny Cini Ron Claud Jim Clarke Shari Clauzel Doug Coen Susi Colman Doug Cook Brent Cooper Walter Couch Shelley Cox Pam Crabill Raelynn Craig Debbie Craine Vicki Crespin Ron Crother Linda Cummings Pam Dailey Walter Darbonne Wayne Darbonne Terry Davis Chris DeLisle Jean Dermott Chuck Dillard Valerie Distefano Alice Donohue Don Dowling Mike Duncan LaDonna Dunning Dave Dupree Jim Dyer Velvet Dynes Joey East Sherry Eastman Debbie Eckrote Janice Edmunson Bobby Elliott Susie Ernst Tawnya Farmer Kim Farnum Joanne Fischer Jeff Fletsher Ron Ford Kathy Gaede Jeff Galatro Julie Gale Mike Garnett Kelly Garvis Kelly Gearhart Michelle Gearhart Gene Gibbons Bob Gibson Mike Gil Brian Glaser Dena Gonce KAY' You talking to me shorty? Tara Gonzales Dana Goss Therese Gougeon Charlene Goularte Kevin Grant Andy Graves Kimberly Graves Sheri Green Kim Greene Phil Greene James Greever Renee Guthrie Chris Guy Kathy Haines Don Hanawalt CNubbsJ Matt Handshy David Hannah Mark Harden Tom Hartness Victor Hastings Amie Heaton Theo Hebrard Bret Heinemann Denise Henderson Tammy Heston Vic Hite Aaron Hogue Vicki Hopper Susan Hoppes Monica Howard Barry Hubbard Kim Humphrey Linda Humphery James Hurdle David Hutts Clay Ingram Keiko lshimori Roger Jacobson Laura Jimenez Priscilla Johnson Russ Johnson Pam Jones Kathy Jorgens Kelli Keefe Burch Kelley Colleen Kenney Mike Kendall Derek Kersey Terry Kinney Kurt Kland Kim Klee Jani Kuhnle Randy Lancaster Jodi Landgren Barry Lant Kathy Larson Terry Lee Valerie Lewis Robert Lillo 4'-V Angela Lueck Brent Lunsford fx tv Chuck Luzader Tim MacCurdy Q 5' Teri Madruga , . W. 'L' ' If QZ ZW .7 J , . X' 1. A It 3 . X Y H xg V Jody Magonacelaya lf..-I . Q rn Q---fr 4 V. .qi -. A ,,,, - -. L -4 . LQ- A. ,g-5 J ing, - , Se' X '5 , ,, Karen Mahoney Take away our Schlitz our Gusto . R .i 1 Tonya Mallory David Mattice Mark Maxwell tw' Lori McGoff Steve McKenzie in Kathy McNamara Melinda Medlock Kim Meek 'F a Jim Menesez Gerri Meijer John Millar John Miller Matt Miller Adam Miramon Chris Molina Juniors-169 nf lx' KX 1-ip 170-Juniors 0 in-. 5-.- -'Q if 1.1 Q.-v 'Dy 1 ig M. 197 -Q... -vu.. Kim Molinar Yvonne Moses Carl Muckey Lori Mullen Marty Mullis Debbie Muniz Barry Neelands Brent Nelson Jay Noah Craig Norman Shawn Norman Linda Norton Julie Ottensmann Cindy Palmer Amy Parker Diane Parker Robin Parker Viretta Patterson Brian Peasnall Greg Perry Ken Perry Fred Pflum Cheryl Pierce Chuck Pierce Liz Pierce Steve Pierce Eddie Poole John Poole Don Pritchard Kerrie Purdue Micheal Quackenbush Wayne Ramay John Rasey Kent Rehorn Debbie Rerikert Steve Rhea Janet Rhodes Del Robasciotti Ricky Roberts Missy Robertson Alexandra Robin Kim Rocha Claudya Ross Jason Roth Lisa Russaky Joyce Russell Ruth Ann Ruste Beth Sacco Cathy Salter Dana Sanchez Penny Sanchez Tana Sanders Remi Sandri Bob Sarber Robin Savage Diane Scarpace Jon Schenberger Keith Schmidt L.. ...n 1 HELL. QQ Gai 172 Juniors 3:21521 . - ,,l, 1. l Q' Sk 6.1 Q Vivian Schuster Jim Schwab Judy Scrivner Troy Scrivner Mike Secor Ronnie Shores Cheryl Smith David Smith Greg Snell Leslie Spears Barbara Spencer Daniel Spickert Kara Spickert Laurie Spurr Jay Starr Joey Steed Fred Stephens Jodi Stockton Lori Stoltey Laura Stoneking Richard Taylor Robert Tilton Kami Trout Dee Vassar Janelle Venturini Chris Vickers Andy Walker Candy Walton Neil Watkins Julie Webster Steve Weir Ken Werner LaFonda Whitsett Lisa Wilson Pat Yancey Wx Juniors enthusiastically looking forward to being Seniors. Bobby Yates Trudy Young Kristy Zaun Lori Zehosky E L 'I Z I JY' ' 5: it ii .A -i i LZ 2 c .3 Kathy dreams of American Civ. Juniors-173 The class of 1980 exhibited an enor- mous amount of pride this school year. This was demonstrated at var- ious events where total involvment was necessary Enthusiasm was at it's highest point when team- work was needed. This class intends to continue with its school spirit. .WN i . , ff X: Z' 174-Sophomores K 0, YR 1 'Q A Class officers: Social Chairman Bertha Haberlack, Jelene Steele, Secretary, Susan Shearer, President, Mara Sanchez, Vice-President, Eunice Adams li- Eunice Adams Cari Allaire Robert Anderson Donna Angeloni , Denise Arthurs Dane Austin Shelly Bailey Julie Baro Charlene Barrios Greg Baxter WP' l l . i ,K Peter Beck Flora Bellis Linda Benfield Rex Bennet Robin Berg Lisa Berry Nick Boche Bill Borba Pam Bowen David Bridgman Don Brimage Willie Brown Sarah Bruno Sandy Bryant Beth Burt X Xp -y af, bl r 1: D fg- S.. 'Q I Denise Buller Esther Cabrera Dave Caldwell Teri Caltibiano Darryll Candiff Bruce Carpenter Ray Chang Kevin Charnley Debbie Cochrane Darla Collie Kellie Collinsworth Kim Comaskey Eric Cook Brock Cooper Anne Copelan Debbie Cosper Cheryl Craine Charles Crampton Rocky Croom Ray Dahl Joann Dailey Karen Daniels Bill Darley Gene Davis Linda De-Jong Pat Denney James DeRosa Leisa Dostie Cherie Doty Heidi Douglas Robert Dourney Eddie Dunn Jim Duty Kathy Dyck John East Sophomores-175 ztm , .. .it Barry and Kelly romp in the halls. ,..f., 'Ui' 1,5 .Q-5, 176-Sophomores Eric Eberle Danny Edmunson Cheryl Elroy Teresa Engle Heide Erdman Danny Evans Jenny Evans Kim Evans Tracey Evans Patrick Faas Steve Faeth David Feiro Erika Ferguson Susan Fletcher Robin Floyd Denise Fontaine Brian Forgetting Debbie Gaca Denise Gallimore Robin Garnett Gabriel Garza Jim Gibbz Betty Gifford ,gf v-.., xv 1:-v .f., 1 ia ',..-f-' f -X 4 1 Sv' 'v ig SX ,XS s ' :fi-fif, 4 .-Y - 'J 5 t-. --f-1-ir 'L ' . A Girls, single file l'li get to all of you. Carrie Gillibrand Lisa Glover Kevin Goeken Steve Golding Keith Gomes Ken Gomes Mike Gonzales Judy Goodwin Christy Gouff Steve Gray Pat Greene Brenda Guthrie Leslie Guy Bertha Haberlack Ken Hackett Mark Hale Don Hampl Lynn Handshy Chris Harden Kim Hastie Laurie Hastie Ron Hastie Bill Heath Sophonfiores-177 Gerald Hebrard Justin Hedrick Dan Heilman Craig Henderson Peggy Hendrickson Dave Hickok Jeanine Hickok Carol Highland Mary Hildebran Randy Hixon Bob Hoagland Denise Hughes Andy Hunt Chris Hutton Nancy Ingram Ron Jones Sheryl Johnson Margaret Katavich Ed Keen Janet Keller Don Kelley Mark Kelley Ronald Ketcherside Michelle Killian Eileen Kimmerle Vanessq Kland Tom Knight Alan Kroeker Dina Kubly Cindy LaBlue Ron Landrum Karen Lane Lorena Lane Jon Langford Vince Lee Lynda Leslie Wayne Lewis Lynette Lickers Carol Limon Cynthia Lipsey Stuart List Sheri Lopus Lisa Loyd Tracey Luenser Daniel Lurtie Tom Lutz Lori Marasse Lisa Marengo Bill Martin Martin Martines Lola Massey Larry Matthews Kim Maxwell Ken Mayhew Ron Mayhue Tammy Mazza Larry McCorkIe Gene McCorkle Sophomores-179 C'mon Ussery did you have to? l, C I' 180-Sophomores 1321? '51 'gy 6 Jack McCown Casey McGraw Jacquie McPherson Cheryl Meeks Brian Messer Alyson Miller Ron Milner Mike Miramon Mark Mongolo Gwen Morgan Kevin Morgan Lowell Morgan Lisa Morley Bill Mortimer Michelle Motley Kathy Mulligan Cheryl Mullis John Nazaroff Gerald Neal Wayne Nick Nancy Nolan Mike Nowicke Louis Nugent Linda Obert Bill O'Boyle Darleen Osborne Darryl Osborne Joe Osborne Kim Palmer Linda Patterson Lisa Payton Rick Peasnall Gary Pelletl Helena Perry Kirk Perry Kandee Pierce William Poe Paul Pratt John Pryor Justin Pryor John Rainwater Warren Ramay Erik Randall Willy Reeder Pat Rehorn Debbie Reinhard Sophomores-181 x new F ,JL J? X' Q - 3 l KX 5 aw... 'Hr 'Q' 'tim N - ,gt if i .Nav 1 1 Q .X 3. M. You coming to the round-up Pocahantas? 182-Sophornores 'R'-ws' 1? 5 is X 4-, 'SBI , , Kelly Rexroth Julie Reyes Kevin Rhea Steve Richards Shelly Riding Beth Ring Damon Roberson Cathy Roberts Cindy Roberts Ken Robinson Jamie Robles Mike Romero JoAnne Russell Mara Sanchez Glen Schenberger Roxle Schultz Brad Scott Duane Scrivner Kathy Scully Laurie Seaberg James Sedley Jim Shannon Jim Shaw Karen Shearer Susan Shearer Darren Shetler Llnda Shura JoAnne SlkeS Alfred Srlva Debble Snmmons Scott Slmons Jlll Sums Mark Sums CJ. Slnkey Brandee Slattery Jennle Smallwood Barbara Smtth Carrie Smith Chet Smlth Caryn Sorenson Carolyn Sorrow Tom Souza Charlene Sprlnger Shelly Standon Jelene Steele Jenene Steele Danny Stewart Scott Summers Brenda Tarwater Jeff Taylor Mltch Taylor Shar: Terra Candy Thatcher Wally Thomas Vicki Thomason Marvln Tudwell Donna Togni Tonya Toney Sophomores-183 184-Sophomores Susan Toth Darryl Tuggle Andy Unruh Walter Ussery Ron VanBuskirk Jeff VanEck Sharie Vasquez Chris Vassar Steve Verreras Laura Vickaryous Ron Villa Jay Vogel Ron Wallravin Mark Ward David Watson Joyce Watson Greg Webster Ray West Nick vviiiey Robert Wilson Mike Wilson Lisa Winslow Darlene Wright 1 Melinda Fielder 'vo Cristy Yeager Erica Yip Deanne Yocum Jane Young Margret Young A gt.. Hey, pineaple juice rules Sopiiomores-185 After surviving a fearful first week of high school, the class of 1981 settled down to hard work for the rest of the year. They Displayed spirit, enthusiasm, and willingness to learn. Their advisor predicted that by the time they graduated they would be one of this high schools most exciting classes. -..L ot? 4... 186 Freshmen f 4X-:sv KT? -ww-+-5 Debbie Jones, Tres. Lori Ford, Pres. Sheila Dever,, V.P. Lyne pictured Mrs. Clayton, Advisor xl 'Y ,. my 1.7 . ti i, P Joy Albright Randy Allaire Greg Anderson Joe Anderson Donna Aragon Karla Arnett Ron Atteberry Matt Austin Danny Baca Greg Bailey Dalene Baird Lanee Ball Tina Barga Carol Barnard Robin Baro Melanie Baysdorfer Lisa Bellargero Pedro Benabides Denise Bentley Jody Berta Eric Billings Jay Bishop Kay Boll Steve Boneso Kim Booth E S, if sv E fg 'A , Q,,:..Wy5'w -,MQ yt tte Brandon, sec. Not Lenlaca Bousman Greg Bove Lynnette Brandon Jeff Bray Sean Breadmore Renee Bresette Kenny Brldgman Make Bruno Edna Bryant Kevln Byrne Gma Candlff Gary Cargill Karr: Carlson Kum Carlson Leslle Carlson Sonja Carlson Davld Carter Mark Carter Davld Caudull Thomas Cerny Anthony Charnley Chrnstlna Chlsum Robyn Clanln Tammy Clauzel Chrnstopher Clay Chrls Copelan Debble Costa David Crother Davld Cumrhlngs Steven Cumrnlngs Wendy Cummlns Chrlstuna Curtls Chad Danlel Kahn Dannelson Bob Davls 51 f fl' ll I ht, Y , L Em: W A ' A , A., , Q 9' get lg MTX ' if x ' . s 5 I ,kq , V ,Ft A db. -Q' V tx ,'W , ,Q '- ' Rx .2 Q F ' , 4-' l ,,.4 .4-fl lui There were these 3 bears see and 'sf , N Fl' 6 ' 188-Freshmen Chris Day Rosalie Deering Kathy DeLisle Sheila Dever Laura Dillard Robyn Dillard Maureen Dinneen Vic Distefano Marjorie Donati Keith Doshier Cindy Doty David Dowling Cathy Downs Rick Dugan Laurel Ellis Leslie Engen Shelly Engelking Louie Escobar Holly Ericson Scott Evans Paula Fender Shelly Ferguson David Figg Now take it from the Y S -3 top, A, B, C, D 3 X. YW 4- I' . n '- 1 William Finke Cyndi Fischbeck Kristin Fischbeck Ben Fischer Lori Flaharty Cheri Flournoy Lori Ford Frances Forth Mark Frazier Dixie French Barbara Freeman Joe Freeman Bob Frenes Louise Gapinski Agena Garnett Donna Gearnart Kendra Gearhart Ronnie Gibbons Lisa Goodrick Bob Gostlin Graig Gostlin Mark Gougeon James Gragg Freshmen-189 .-vo I Q., 7... ew i111 19O4Freshmen Dan Gray , George Greever Betsie Grimes Erik Grimes Susan Grove Kathy Guinty Dawn Guthrie Jerry Haines Scott Hale xg Lynn Halliday Christine Hansen Larry Hansen Gary Harder Gordon Hart Donna Hastings Ben Heaston Sandy Hebrard Norman Heilman Jack Heilmann Jili Heilmann Q. .W if H Pam Henry lx L 5 'K Mi 5 tx , ,,,, G 5 i g If 'F Harold Hern , ,ww lit G , s 'ii' ,Q 3 1 if i 'J QL' : iii 'g G Robbie Hin Now, where's that Iipgloss? Lv- VA.-5 Q1 - A . :V- , o X t ?'x?2:A K 1' Y-- 'x CH 51 '-Q Shelly Hinkle Laureen Holm Mike Horton Sheryl Hudgens Bill Humphrey Jane lsom Kathy Jackson Mike Jacobson Katy Jewell Debbie Jones Randy Johnson Scott Johnson Mark Joslin John Katavich Kip Keefe Kathie Kell Shelly Keil Kyle Keksi Heather Kelly Teri Kleselhorst Dawn Kirk Toni Klee Carla Lane David Knight Darla Knox John Kopischke Paul Kubly Paul Larrison Bruce Latham Lynn Lauter Anna Lavorgna Shellie Lawless Eleanor Lickers Kristi Linthicum Ed Limon Freshmen-191 fc z '11 ? ' -, gs 3225 . A. ' fA :f 3 I ' f , fi , 435 , Q R 1 1- .3 Li., L Y l jf? , , Y i-,iiftii ' ' ffl, .xl 4 192 Freshmen Bill Livingston Lorri Llewellyn Lois Lokey Ken Long Rick Lucas Jannette Luce Carol Lutz Susan Luzader Bonnie MacCurdy Diana Mace Richard Mahoney Mandy Marcum Jan Marsh Mimi Marsala Jeff Marks John Martines Dan Mathews Bob McCarthy Donna McClure Dan McCornack Merry McCown Robert McDonald Debbie McDuell f fxfl .1-f' wt 1 0 How time flies when you're having fun! Q-4 t vi! 9'- t N N..- s X 1 N. N. YW lf- Mike McGarvey Kathy McGIade Mary McGrew Scott McKinnon Steven McMasters Scott McSeveney Dawn Medley Elaine Menesez Kristy Millar Ellem Miller Stuart Miller Michele Mitchell Marjorie Mongolo Richard Mordock Julie Morgan Robert Morris Teresa Moses Brett Mosher Kelley Motley Mark Mott Greg Mueller Tammy Murray Barry Meison Freshmen-193 194-Freshmen 1 Mother told me there would be days like this. 4 'Z Steven Nelson Bill Newby Dan Nolan Jim Norman Michelle Nowicki Mark Oliver Lori Parker 4 Wesley Patarak Mary Peat Rob Pendley Barbara Philipp Eileen Phillips Ronalee Phillips Gloria Popour Carol Powell Mike Powell Jeff Prine Jeff Pritchard Judy Rainwater Laurie Ramiriz Gail Randall Kathi Reeder Jeff Reifers Y., 1,1 . ,Ca - 4 -5. I.. Q. if M' , ah Q N 5.- -sf- f mm of ts. 1,7 L. Yrs- Cindy Reinhard Todd Renfro Ray Renkert Alison Rexroth Mike Reyes Dan Rhodes Janet Rich Gary Richardson Karlean Roberson Marilyn Robertson Sydney Robins Shiloe Rocha Jessica Romero Mike Rose Tami Roth Chuck Ruggles Barry Russaky Don Russell Pam Russell Aleta Sandri David Scarpace Matt Schaefer Laurie Schenberger Rich Schimke Craig Schmidt Don Scrivner Doyle Scrivner Janie Shannon Susan Silveira Jeri Simas Joyce Simas James Simoneau Dianna Smith Sophie Smith Sherri Smith Freshmen-195 , , --'i,,,,, v.,-,uf 4 f I lfx,. Lal Vlvwvx M l 'Q .7 C uw' ., , sy 196-Freshmen Patty Sparling John Spears Beth Splawn David Spurr Richard Stoltenburg Larry Stone Mark Stoudenmire Scott Striegel Cindy Strong David Strouse Sheri Sylvia Jana Tackitt Laura Taylor Rick Terra Cindy Thomas Qleada Togni th'ToleKtop Cathy Tow Pam Ttujillo Greg Tidwell jee- Mel Tull Phyllis Valdez Todd Vance Marlon Varin Rochelle Vierra Roger Walde Torn Warren Kathy Watkins David Weir Tom Welch KennethWerling Rodger Wesnez Delmar Westbrook Sam Westbrook Butch Whisenhunt John Zimmerman Lauren Hoffman Rick Loucas Fritz Grunow Ted Wieseman Charles Wilbur Loring Wiley Donene Williams Scott Williams Kelly Wilson Steve Wilson Joann Wyant Cindy Yancey Mike Young Pat Young Scott Zeigler DeeDee Zerkle Roxie Zetxsche Debbie Zigan Freshmen-197 198 - index SENIORS Adams, Debbie Alcorn, Tina Allaire, Kathy Almond, Reggie Anderson, Barbie Anderson, Patricia Anthony, Andrea 108 Baca, Ken 139 Baer, Patty 50, 51, 139 Bailey, Craig 51, 139 Bailey, Jeff 139, 84 Bailey, Kim 49, 139, 31. 64 Ballinger, Jeff 13, 16, 92, 94, 118, 68, 69 Barba, Mike 139 Barclay, Eden 66, 139 Barnes, Tammy 49, 139 Barrios, Paul 94, 125, 140 Beaver, Chris 42, 76, 78. 140 Bell, Adrianne Rae 66, 67, 140, 226 Beltz. Terri 52, 78, 140 Bennett, Toby 140 Bereman, Randy 215 Billings, Teri 78, 140 Bmick. Kathy 140 Blair, Mary 59, 76, 78, 140 Blankenship, Kim 140 Bland, Rodger 10, 43, 76, 110, 111. 112, 141, 127 Bokerich, James Boehme, Michelle 141, 56 Boneso, John 9. 10, 141 Bonjour. Leslie 141 Bowen, Brenda 141 Bragg, Dianne 66, 141 Brazzi, Lisa Jo 51, 63, 141, 68 Brians, Mike 141 Bridgeman, Jim 141 Brockhaus, Jaime 142 Brown, Cathy 142 Brown, Tim 78, 94, 125, 142 Brownlee, Sheila 142 Bruno, Michele 142W Buchanon, Ruthie 66, 78, 142, 69 Buckley, David Campbell, Todd 1,42 Carlson, Rick 142 Catron. Patty 142 Charnley, Andrew 143 Chatman, Paul 143 Cochrane, Kim 43, 143 Comes. Buddy 10, 143 Cortez, Fred Crother, Bonnie 63 Cummings, Mike Cummins, Dan 94, 143 Cunningham, Craig 110, 111, 113, 143 Daniels, Susie 163 DeCumbe, Paul 143 DeLisIe, Sherri 144, 56 Dixon. Linda Donovan, Vincent 144 Dotson, David 144 Dourney, Debbie 144 Eberle. Sherry Eckrote, Cheryl 17, 144 Elliott, Tammie 66, 144 Elsdon, Cindy 145 Emerson, Donna 66, 145 Engleking, Steve 145 Evans, John Everett, Jon 145 Farnum DeMateo, Micki 145 Fernamberg, Mike 55, 145 Flood, Julie 145 Forzetting, Chris 26, 145 Gallenger, Keri 145 Ganster. Eric 145 Garay, Lisa 146 Gearhart, Kristen 39, 51, 146 Gibbons, Connie 31, 55, 146. 64 Gibbons, Leona 146 Gittings, Vaughn Gitlord, Barbara 146 Gin, Donna 4. 146 Gleason, John 146 Godnick, David 94 Gomes, Hilario Goodnight, Bianca 146 Goodwin, Naomi 146 Gosselin, Ramon 64, 147 Gouft, Vaughn 52, 61, 147, 45 Green, Peggy 78, 147 Grove, David Guerena, David 110, 113, 147 Guinty, Robert Hamilton, Tye 42, 43, 92, 94, 147 Hanawalt, Ed 62, 63. 147 Harris, Kristi 147 Hart, Charles Harter. Chris 49, 147 Hartung, Joann 147 Harvey, Louise 78, 148 Hawkins, Mike 66, 148 Hedrick, John 4, 94, 148 Hendrix, Brent 148 Herrera, Yvonne 148 Hill, Melanie 78, 148 Horton, Linda 148 Horton, Paul 49, 148, 94 Howard, Mark 63 Hubbard, Steve 103, 148, 129 Hurd, Rick lssaeff, Cathy 78 Jackson. Gidget 78, 149 Jesperson, Thomas 149 Johnson, Jerry Kalar, Ann 58, 59, 76, 149, 226 Keski, Keith Kemp, Reatha 149 Kettle, Diane 149 Klein, Dan Klosterman, Craig Kopishcke, Mike 149 Landgren, Robert 2. 5, 10, 12, 42, 43. 93, 94, 149, 118, 45, 89 Landis, Lynette 149 Lauder, Cathy 39, 150 Lemons, Greg Lickers, Susan 31, 64, 100, 150, 120 Liles, Deanna 150 Limon, Diane 150 Limon lll, Anthony 150 Limons, Greg 150 List, John Lopez, Rose Lutz, Bill 31, 64 Lyon, David Mallory, Tammy 120 Maltby, Patty Marasse, Paula Marsh, Karen Massey, Darlene Maxwell, Ronald McGouen. Greg McCullough, Pat 94 McDougall, Ken 43, 55, 102, 128 McDonald. Vickie McDonald, Kerrie McKinnon, Kevin Meeks, Bruce 2, 10, 12, 42, 66, 94, 226 Messer, Patti 78 Messer, Randi 6, 73, 74, 78, 110, 120 Morgan, Carrie Morgan, Tambra Morris, Dennis 94 Mosinski, Mike Mulder, Jeanne 66, 67 Mullis, Don Murdock, Elaine Nagle, Bobby 78, 94, 84 Nick, Norman 125 Nielson, Trishann Nolan, Beth 49. 55 Norman, Robbie 108 Noyes, Sandy O'Neal, Beth 78 Osborne, Mike 55. 102' Payor, Roderick Payton. Alan Pellett, Becky 49, 51 Pendleton, Robin Perdick, Lisa 50, 51, 55, 79 Perry, Jamie Peters, Cathy 73, 74, 78, 79 Philipp, Julie 51 Pierce. Crystal Pierce, Joey 155 Poe, Andy 155 Poole, Bill 155 Potter, Susan 155 Price, David 15, 110, 111, 112, 113, 155 Pritchard, Craig 2, 78. 124, 125, 155 Pudwill, Mike 155 Purdue, Tim 104 Quackenbush, Vivian Rainwater, Bill 73, 74, 79, 110 Randall, Valkyrie Reinhard, Jim Reid, Relda Reponen, Simo-Pekka 51, 129, 118, 69 Reyes. Rick Rice, Candy Rinauro, Frank Ritchie, Terry Roberson, Dawn Robertson, Marcy 4, 36, 77, 120 Rodgers, Clint Rogers, Paul 9, 55 Romero, Yvonne Rose, Jim Rossi, Chris 66, 110, 111 Roth, Gwends 52 Rouda, Robert Rucci, Janet 100, 45, 84, 120 Rucci, Nancy 5, 45 Ruggles, John 72, 93, 94, 124, 125 Russell, Lynn 43, 53, 60, 61, 88, 56 Russell Davis. Vivian 143 Sandri, Felisa 63, 80, 81 Schall, Roxanne Schaller, Jayne 66 Schmidt, Steve 14, 110, 111, 113 Schweizer, Kevin 17 Seaburg, Chris Shaffer, Leslie Shearer, Joe Seibert, Kurt Silva, Alan Simoneau, Don Slater. Regan 64, 159 Smith, Don 159 Smith, Rick 55, 159 Souza, Dan 36, 159 Spencer, Dale 159 Sprague. John Spurr, Bob 17, 226, 159 Stafford, Mark 94, 159 Stone, Robert 54, 55 Strouse Robociotti, Tina 66 Sulemani, Sam Summers, Jennifer Tackitt, Licia Tallchief, Laurie Kim 60, 61, 66, 67, 226 Tarwater, Joe Taylor McHutchin, Lorrie Thuringer, Raelene Thiebaud, Bret 110 ' Tidwell, Anna Trejo. Tina Trone, Mike Tuggle, Cheryl 59, 76, 161 Twisselman, Joel 31, 64, 161 Valenzuela, Raymond 161 VanEck, Jackie 161 Varin. Corie 161 Venturini, Mark 161 Walker, Donna 161, 56 Wallravin. Janet 161 Ward, Muffie 161 Ward. Renee 162 Warren, Linda 59, 73, 74, 78, 162, 120 Watson, David 162, 69 Weems, Jason 162 Welch, Don 48, 162 Werner, Kimberly Shirleen 66, 67, 162 Westerhaus. Adrien Willey, Kurt 162 Williams, Amelia 162 Williams, Denise 162 Wilson, Jeff Wilson, Scott 163 Windham, Lori 72, 78, 163 Wolfe. Becky 8, 55, 78, 163, 45 Wyche. Greg 26. 163 Yip, banana Young. Janette 66, 163 Young, Tina 55, 66, 163 Lant, Carole 150 JUNIORS Adams, Andre 164 Adams, Dee 164, 215 Adams, Felicia 164 Anderson, Mark 164 Arellano. John Arnett, Todd 164 Baldwin, Chuck 164 Ballinger, Marcia Bardi. Liz Barga, Colleen 63, 164 Barnard. Bill 102, 164 Baysdorler. Harriett 164 Beaver, Cheri 12, 58, 59. 164, 226, 84 Bennett, Donald 55, 164 Bennett. Paul 164 Benser, Londi 164 Bentley, Debbie 164 ' Bishop, David 94, 164 Bland. Greg 64, 66 Bobak, Joanne 164 Boche. Cindy 164 Boneso, Robert 164 Borah. Bill 66. 55. 164 Breadmore. Una 101, 164 Briesh, Mark 104, 105. 164. 118 Bresette, Irving 164 Bridgeman, Ronald 55 Brinar. Stanley 164 ' Brown, Lenore 155 Brown, Tony Brown, Paulina 165 Buchanan. Mike Buchmann, David 48. 55, 165 Bundy, Tom 165 Burgess, Dale 165 Butler, Deanna 51, 165 Calkins, Phil 93. 165 Cargill, Jamie 165 Carlson, Drew 50, 51, 76, 104, 105, 165, 118 Carroll. David 49, 74, 103, 165 Carter, Cathy 66, 165, 120 Caudill, Dal 165 Cerny, Barbara 64. 165 Chandler, Wendy 51, 165, 88 Chapman, John 165, 118 Cheatham, Clay 74, 165 Chrisman, Chris 165 Churchill, Diane Cini, Vince 165 Clark, Jim 64. 165 Claud. Ron 165 Clauzel, Shari 165 Coen, Doug 165 Coleman, Susi 164, 66 Colvin, Mary 66, 215 Cook, Doug 94, 165 Cooper. Brent 102, 103. 165 Corbet. Bob 66 ' Couch. Walter 165 Cox. Shelly 165 Crabill, Pam 64, 165 Craig, Raelynn 165 Crane, Debbie 64, 165 Crespin, Vicki 77. 165 Crother. Ron 165. 226 Cummings, Linda 165, 108, 120, 121 Dailey. Pam 165 Darbonne. Walter 55. 102. 129, 165, 84 Darggnne. Wayne 48, 55, 102. 129, 164. 1 DeLisle, Chris 166 Dermott, Jean 9. 61. 166 Dillard, Chuck 166 Dishiom, Tom Distelano. Valarie 166 Donohue, Alice 166 Donohu. Ron Dooley. Raelynn Dowling, Don 166 Duncan, Mike 166 Duniven, Alan Dunning, LaDonna 166 Dupree. Dave 166, 56 Dyer, Jim 166 Dynes, Velvet 166 East, Joey 94, 166 Eastman. Sherry 166 Eckrote, Debbie 15, 166 Edmunson. Janice 166 mmm, Bobby 166 Ernst, Sandy 166 Evans, Jenny 50. 51 Fair. Jeanine Fann, Vicki 80. 81 Farmer, Tawyna 166 Farnum. Kim 166 Ferguson, Shelly Fischer, Joanne 58. 59. 72, 76, 82. 83, 166 Fletcher, Jeff 166 Ford. Ron 166 Fosdick. Mary 56 Gaede. Kathy 58. 59, 83, 166. 173, 45 Galatro, Jeff 166 Gale, Julie 166, 84 Garnett, Mike 166 Garvis, Kelly 166 Garza, Keno Gearhart, Kelly 125, 166 Gearhart, Michelle 64, 166, 108 Gibbons. Gene 166 Gibson, Bobby 166 Gil, Mike 166 Glaser, Brian 166 Gonce. Dana 166 Gonzales, Tara 167 Goss, Dana 167, 45 Gougeon, Theresa 167 Goularte. Charlene Grant, Kevin 167 Graves, Andy 167. 127, 85 Graves, Kimberly 167. 88 Grayson, Davetta Green, Sheri 59, 76, 77, 167 Greene. Kim 167 Greene, Phil 31, 167 Greever. James 167 Guthrie, Renee 167 Guy. Chris 167 Haines, Kathy 50, 51, 167 Hanawalt, Don 55, 66, 93, 94, 167 Handshy, Matt 94, 167, 212 Hannah, David 167 Harden, Mark 167 Harlness, Tom 167 Hastings. Victor 167 Heaton. Amie 167 Hebard. Ted 167 Heidelberg, Frank 11, 94. 173 Heinemann, Bret 167 Henderson. Denise 55. 167, 129 Heaston. Tammy 168 Hite. lhctor 168 Hogue, Aaron 168, 118 Hopper, Vicki 168 Hoppes, Susan 168 Howard. Monica 50, 51. 82, 168 Hubbard, Barry 64, 102, 103. 129 Hudson, Jerry 94 Humphrey, Kim 168, 122 Humphrey. Linda 168 Hurdle, James 168 Hutts. David 168 lngram. Clay 168, 173 Ishamori, Keiko 168 Jacobson, Roger 168 Jensen, Carrie Jimensez, Laura 168 Johnson, Pricilla 168 Johnson. Russell Jones, Pam 66. 129. 168 Jorgens, Kathy 55, 168 Keefe. Kelli 66, 168 Kelley, Burch 168 Kenny, Colleen 168 Kendall, Mike 168 Kersey. Derek 168 Kinney, Terry 168 Kland, Kurt 168, 19, 68. 69 Klee. Alan 168 Klein, Tony Kopischke. Barbara Kuhnle, Jan 31, 64, 168, 120, 121 LaBlue, Greg Lancaster, Randy 168 Landgren, Jodi 168, 122 Lant, Barry 55, 102. 129, 168 Larson, Kathy 168 Lee, Terry 168 Lewis. Valerie 168 Lillo, Robert 169 Long. Jim Lueck, Angela 169 Lunsford, Brent 74, 93. 94, 169. 1 Luzader. Chuck 103, 169 MacCurdy, 11m 66, 169 Madruga, Teri 169 Magonacelaya. Jody 58, 59, 169 Mahoney, Karen 169 Mallory, Tonya 59, 169 Martin, Mike Mattice. David Maxwell, Mark 169 MCCaulIey. Ron McGoft. Lori 169 McKensie. Steve 169 McNamara. Kathy 50, 169 Medlock, Melinda 51, 169 Meek, Kim 169 Menesez, Jim 81, 169 Meijer. Geri 169 Millar, John 169 Miller, John 169 Miller, Matt 72, 169 Miramon, Adam 169 Molina, Chris 94, 95, 169 Molinar, Kim 170 Moses. Yvonne 170 Muckey. Carl 170 Mueller, Alicia Mullen, Lori 170 Mullis, Marty Muniz, Debbie 170 Neelands, Barry 74. 170. 173 Nelson, Brent 170 16 8 71,173 Noah. Jay 170 Norman, Craig 55, 170 Norman, Shawn 170, 126, 127 Norton. Linda 60, 61, 170 Ono, Mark 129 Ottensmann, Julie 170 Patterson, Viretta 170 Palmer, Cindy 64, 170 Park, April Parker, Amie 170 Parker, Robin 170 Parker. Diane 170 Peasnall, Brian 170 Perry, Greg 62. 63. 170. 56 Perry, Ken 170 Pflum, Fred 94. 170 Pierce, Chuck 170 Pierce. Cheryl 170 Pierce. Steve 170. 127 Pierce, Lizann 170 Poole. Ed 170 Poole. John 170 Powell, Denny 104, 105 Pritchard, Don 170. 118 Purdue, Kerrie 170 Quackenbush. Mike 170, 56 Ramay, Wayne 2. 74, 94, 170, 127 Rehorn. Kent 170 Rasey. John 170 Renkert, Debbie 170 Rexroth, Andie 31, 64, 122 Rhea, Steve 171, 56 Rhondes, Janet 171 Rouda, Tracey Richardson, Marty 12, 94 Robosciotti, Del 171 Roberts. Ricky 171 Robertson, Missy 55. 171, 120 Robin, Alex 55. 129, 171 Rocha, Kim 171 Roher, Tim Ross. Claudia 50, 51, 82, 171 Roth, Jason 171 Russaky, Lisa 171 Russell, Joyce 43, 61, 62, 171 Ruste, Ruth Ann 171 Sacco, Beth 171 saiief, Cathy 129, 171 Sanchez, Dana 164, 171, 88 Sanchez, Penny 171 Sanders. Quintana 171 Sandri, Remi 48, 63, 171 Sarber, Bob 171 Savage, Robin 55, 171 Scarpace, Dianne 64, 171, 120 Schenberger, Jon 55, 129, 171 Schmidt, Keith 48, 110, 113. 171. 226 Schuster, Vivian 55, 129, 172 Schaub. Jim 172 Scrivner, Judy 172 Scrivner, Troy 172 Secor, Mike 172 Shores, Ron 172 Skidmore. Laurie Smith, Cheryl 172, 35 Smith. David 172 Smith, Mark Snell, Greg 81, 172 Spears. Leslie 164, 172 Spencer, Barbara 172 Spickert, Kara 172 Spickert, Dan 172 Spurr, Laurie 172 Starr, Jay 172 Steed. Joey 172 Stephens, Fred 172 Stockton. Jodi 172 Stotley, Lori 172, 10 Stoneking, Laura 17 Striegil. Scott 104 Taylor, Richard 172 'I1dwell, Marvin 104, 105, 183 Tilton, Robert 172 Tomlinson, Mark Tribbett. Greg 129 Trout, Kami 15, 51, 172 VanMass, Mike Vassar, Daniela 172 Venturini, Janell 83, 172, 61 Verreras, Brenda V Vickers. Chris 110, 113, 172, 56 Walker, Andy 55, 172 Wallravin, Brian Walton, Candy 172 Watkins, Neil 172 Webster, Julie 172 Weir, Steve 172 Weismann, Billy Werner, Kenny 172 Whitfield, Marlin . Whitsett, LaFonda 172 Wilson. Lisa 172 Yancey, Pat 172, 125 Yates, Bobby 94, 173 Young. Lonny 102, 103. 129. 45 Young. Trudy 173 Zaun, Kristi 173 Zehousky. Lori 173 Zimmerman, Jim 8 2 Index - 199 0 200 - lndex SOPHOMORES Adams, Eunice 60. 174 Alison, Jeff Allaire, Cari 174 Anderson, Robert 174 Angeloni, Donna 174 Arnold, Wayne Arthurs, Denise 60. 174 Austin. Dane 72, 114. 174 Azendo, Steve Bailey. Shelly 174 Baro, Julie 174 Barrett, Larry Barrios. Charlene Baxter, Greg 104, 105, 174, 118 Beck, Peter 64, 102, 129, 174 Bellis, Lori 51. 174 Benlield, Linda 101, 174 Bennett, Rex 174 Berg, Robin 174 Berry, Lisa 174. 122 Bishop. David Boche. Cindy Boche, Nick 55, 174 Borba. Billy 174 Bowen, Pam 174 Bridgeman, David 174 Brimage. Don 128. 129. 174 Brown, Mike Haberlack, Bertha 214. 221, 17 Hackett, Ken 55, 129. 177 Haines, Lurita Hale, Mark 104, 177, 56 Hampl, Don 177 Handshy. Lynn 101, 120, 177 Harden, Christine 177 Harter. Jacquie 49, 64. 122 Hastie. Kim 58, 177 Hastie. Laura 177, 122 Hastie. Ron 177 Heath, Bill 177 Y Hebra Hedric a. skipper Us k. Justin 178 Brown, Willie 94, 114, 115, 174, 185 Bruno, Sarah 129. 174, 88 Bryant, San? 174 Burt. Beth 1 4 Butler, Denise 51, 175 Cabrera, Esther 175, 108, 88 Caldwell, Dave 175 Collinsworth, Kellie 175 Caltibiano, Teri 175 Candift, Darryl 175 Cargill, Jamie Carpenter. Bruce 175 Carminati, Kevin Chang, Ray 175 Charnley. Kevin 175 Clark, Rick 102 Cochrane. Debbie 3, 175 Collie. Darla 175 Comasky, Kim 175 Cook, Eric 175 Cooper. Brock 175 Copelan, Anne 55. 175 Cosper. Debbie 175 Crampton, Charles 175 Crane, Cheryl 175 Croom, Rock! 175 Dahl. Ray 17 Dailey. Joann 175 Daniels, Karen 175 Darley. Bill 175 Davis, Gene 175 Davis, Tammy 56 DeJong. Linda 51. 175 Denny. Pat 175 DeRosa. James 175 Dostie, Leisa 175, 122 Doty, Cherie 175, 56 Douglas, Heidi 58, 175, 122 Dourney, Robert 175 Dunbar, Kevin Dunn, Edward 175 Duty. James 175 Dyck, Kathy 175 East, John 114, 175 Eberle. Eric 176 Edmunson. Danny 176 Elroy, Cheryl 176 Engel, Theresa 176 Espann, George Evans, Jenny 176 Evans, Tracy 176 Evans. William Fass. Pat 176 Faeth. Steve 176 Fann, Colean Feiro. David 176 Ferguson, Erika 55. 176 Fielder. Melinds 58. 185 Fletcher, Susan 51, 176 Fl00d. Robin 176 Fontaine. Denise 176 Forzetting, Brian 176 Gaca, Debbie 52. 64. 176 Gallimore, Denise 60. 176 Garcia. Elena Gardella, Michele Garnett, Robin 55. 176 Garza, Gabie 176 Gifford. Betty 108 Gillibrand. Carrie 64, 177 Gittings, Renee Glover. Lisa 62. 177 Goble, Many 122 Goeken, Kevin 177 Golding. Steve 177 Gomes, Keith 104, 105, 177. 118 Gomes. Ken 104. 105, 177, 118 Gonzales. Mike 125. 177 Goodwin. Judt 177 Goufl, Christy 51, 177, 45 Gray, Steve 177 Greene, Pat 104. 177 Guthrie, Brenda 177 Guy, Leslie 177 Heilmann, Dan 55, 178 Henderson. Craig 55, 178 Hendrickson, Peggy 178 Hernandez, Abel Hickok. Jeanine 178 Kickok, David 178 Highland, Carol 60, 178 Hildebran. Mary 178, 56 Hixon, Randy 178 Hoagland. Bob 178 I-loneker, Mark Hughes, Denise 178 Hum, Andy 17 Hutton, Chris 178 Ingram, Nancy 72, 178, 184 Johnson. Neil Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Sheryl 178. 56 Jones, Ron 178 Katavich, Margaret 178 Keen, Edward 104, 105. 178 Keller. Janet 178 Kelley. Don 178. 126 Kelley. Mark 178 Ketcherside, Ron 178 Killian, Michele 179 Kimmerle, Eileen 179 King, Kevin Kland, Vanessa 179 Knight, Tom 114. 179 Kroeker, Alan 179 Kubly. Dina 179 ,- Laaiue. Cindy 179 Landrum, Ron 55, 179 Lane, Karen 58, 179 Layne, Lori 179 Langford. Jon 179 Layne, Cynthia Lawton. Leann Lee, Wncent 179 Lemons. Dennis Leslie. Lynda 58, 179 Lewis, Wayne 179 Lickers. Lynette 179 Limon, Carol 179 upsey. Cindy 179 List. Stuart 104, 105, 114. 179. Lopez. Nanette 64 Lopus. Sheri 179 Loyd, usa 179 Lurtis, Daniel 179 Leunser, Tracey 64. 179 Lutz, Tom 179 Marassee, Lori 179 Marengo, Lisa 179 Martin, Bill 114, 179 Martines. Martin 179 Massey, Lola 58. 179 Mathews, Larry 179 Maxwell, Kim 179 Meyhew, Ken 179 Mazza, Tammy 179 Mayhue. Ken 179 McCown. Jack 180 McCorkle. Larry 179 McDougall. Stuart McGraw. Casey 180 McPherson. Jacquie 180 Meeks. Cheryl lso. 45 Messer. Brian 180. 84 Miller, Allyson 180 Milner, Ron 102. 180 Miramon, Mike 180 Moch, Tom Mongolo, Mark 55, 104, 180 Moorehead. Ron Morgan, Gwen 180. 122 Morgan. Kevin 180 Morgan, Lowell 180 Morely, Lisa 180 Motley, Michelle 55 McCorkle. Gene 179 Mortimer. William 55, 180 Morely, Michele 180 Mulligan, Kathy 180 Mullis. Cheryl 180 Nazaruff, John 180 Neal, Gearld 180 Nick. Walter 180 Nielson, Martie Nixon, Darren Nolan, Nancy 180 Nowicki. Mike 4, 110, 180. 118 Nugent, Louis 180 Obert. Linda 180 0'BoyIe, Billy 104, 105. 181 11 Osbornne, Darlene 64, 181 Osborne. Daryl 55. 181 Osborne. Joe 181 Palmer, Bob Palmer, Kim 181 Patterson. Linda 181 4, 177 118 118 Payton, Lisa 181 Peasnall, Rick 181 PeBenito. Diane Pellett. Gary 181 Pendleton, Janine Perry. Helena 181 Perry, Kirk 181 Pierce, Kandee 181 Poe. Billy 181 Pratt, Paul 114, 115, 181 Pryor, John 181 Pulsiler, Danette Pyron. Justin 181 Rainwater. John 181 Ramay, Warren 181 Randall, Erik 125, 181, 126, 118 Reeder, Robert 181 Rehorn, Pat 181 Reinhard, Debbie 181 Rexroth, Kelly 101, 182 Reyes. Julie 182 Rhea. Kevin 182 Richards. Steven 182 Riding, Shelly 182. 88 Ring. Beth 182 Roberson, Damon 55, 182 Roberts. Cyndi 182 Roberts. Cathy 182 Robinson, Bruce Robinson, Kenny 182 Robles, Jamie 182 Romero. Mike 182 Russell. Donna Russel, Joanne 182 Sanchez, Mara 174, 182 Schenberger, Glen 55, 129. 182 Schultz. Roxie 182 Scott. Brad 182 Scrivner, Wawagne 182 Scully, Kathy 1 2 Seaberg, Laurie 182 Sedley, Erwin 182 Sepulvada, Denise Shannon, Jim 182 Shaw, Jim 182 Shearer. Karen 122. 183 Shearer, Suzan 122. 174, 183. 214, 221 Shelter, Darren 183 Shira, Linda 183 Sikes. Joanne 183 Silva, Alfred 183 Simmons. Debbie 183 Simons, Scott 14. 92, 94, 112, 173, 183 Sims. Jill 183 Sims, Mark 183 Sinkey, C.J. 55, 183 Slattery. Brandee 183 Smallwood. Jannie 183 Smallwood, Joel Smith, Barbara 183 Smith, Carrie 51, 183 Smith, Chester 114. 183. 118 Smith, Teri 108 Souza. Tom 54. 55. 183 Sorenson, Karen Sorrow, Carolyn 52, 183 Soto. Ron Springer, Charlene 129, 183 Standon, Shelly 183 Steele. Jelene 9. 183 Steele. Jenene 60. 183 Stewart. Danny 183 Summers. Scott 183 Tarwater, Brenda 183 Taylor. Jeff 183 Taylor, Mitch 55, 183 Temple. Chris Terra, Shari 183 Thatcher, Candy 183 Thomas. Wally 183 Thomanson, Vickie 183 Togni, Donna 183 Toney, Tonya 183 Toth. Susan 184 Tuggle, Darryl 114, 115, 184 Unruh. Andy 104. 105. 183 Ussery. Walter 184 VanBuskirk, Ton 184 VanEck. Jeff 184 Varin, Marlon Vasquez. Sharie 184 Vassar. Christine 184 Verreras. Steve 184 Wckaryous. Laura 184 Wlla, Ron 184 Vogel. Jay 184 Wallravin, Greg Wallragin. Ron 184 Ward. Mark 184 Watson. David 184 watson, Joy 184 Webster, Greg 184 Weems, Jeff West, Raymond 184 Willey, Nick 184 Vwlson. Bob 184, 226 Mlson. Cindy Wilson. Mike 184 Winslow, Lisa 184 Wright. Darlene 184 Yeager, Christy 185 Vip. Erica 185 Vocurn Deanne 49. 51 101 185 Young Jane 185 Young Margret 185 202-Ads QS ffif-4,352 fi - ,Q Torgerson s T-Boutique Sports Barn 6905 EI Camino Real Plaza del Camino 33 Atascadero California Atascadero California :andman Optical 'Q Q ' is 1711! loo 1' 1 56 SELECTION OF FRAMES lax fir' rw f2'Ie'.Qf Sandman Optical 5908 Entrada Atascadero, California i 'r' S ff, i f ' Q 16 1 A ' .33 5+ ..'.... ,f C' a ff. -tix! ' A - N, . Ei,-1 Q, :Z -A 4 X! . Plaza Shoes 410 Plaza del Carnino Atascadero, California FRESHMEN Albright, Joy 61, 136 Allaire. Randy 55. 186. 89. 88 Anderson. Greg 51. 186. 56 Anderson. Joe 186 Aragon, Donna 186 Arnett, Karla 186 Atterberry, Ron 186 Austin. Matt 186 Baca, Daniel 186 Baiely, Greg 186 Baired, Dalene 186, 55 Ball, Lanee 186 Barga. Christina 186 Barnard, Carol 101, 186 Baro, Robin 186 Baysdorfer, Melanie 186 Bellangero. Lisa 186 Yenabides. Pedro 186 Bentley. Denise 186 Berta. Joy 186 Billings. Eric 186 Bishop, Jay 72, 186 Blevins. Jackie Boll, Kay 186, 213 Boneso, Steven 64. 186 Booth, Kim 186 Bouseman. Laniece 187 Bove. Greg 64. 187 Brandon, Lynette 61, 186, 187, 189 Bray, Jeff 187 Breadmore. Sean 187, 104 Bressette, Renee 187, 123 Bridgeman. Ken 187 Bruno. Michael 129, 187 Bryant, Edna 187 Byrne, Kevin 104, 187 Candiff, Regina 187 Greever. George 190 Grimes, Betsy 190 Grimes. Eric 190 Grove, Susan 190 Grunow. Wolfgang 197 Guinty, Kathy 190 Guthrie. Dawn 190, 123 Haines, Gerald 190 Hale, Scott 190, 56 Halliday. Lynn 190. 56 Hastins, Donna 190 Hanson, Christine 190, 123 Hanson. Harder. Laurance 190 Gary 190 Hart, Gordan 190 Cargill, Gary 187 Carlson, Kim 187 Carlson, Carrie 187 Carlson, Leslie 187 Carlson, Sonja 187 Carmenati, Teri Carter, David 187 Carter, Mark 105, 104. 187 Caudill, David 187 Cerny. Tom 187 Charnley. Anthony 187 Chism, Christina 187 Clanin. Robyn 187 Clauzel, Tammy 187 Clay, Chris 187 Copelan, Christine 55. 187 Costa. Debbie 187 Crother. David 187 Cummings. David 187 Cummins, Windy 187 Cummings. Steven 187 Curtis, Christina 61, 72. 187 Daniel, Chad 55, 187 Danielson. Karen 187 Davis, Robert 187 Day. Chris 188 DeLisle, Kathy 101. 188. 123 Deering, Rosilee 188 Dever, Shiela 186, 188 Dillard. Laura 188 Dillard. Robin 188 Dineen, Maureen 188 Distifano, Vic 188 Donati. Majorie 188 Doshier, Keith 188. 126 Doty. Cindy 55. 188. 87 Dowling. David 188 Downs. Cathy 58. 188 Dugan, Richard 188 Dunn. Mike Ellis, Laurel 188 Elliston. Pamela Engleking. Shelly 188 Engen. Leslie 188 Escobar. Louie 55. 188 Esmund. Bruce Evans, Scott 188 Fender, Paula 188 Ferguson, Michele 188 Figg. David Finke, William 189 Fischbeck. Cyndi 189 Fischbeck. Kristen 189 Fisher, Ben 189 Flaharty, Lori 189 Flourney. Cheri 189 Forth. Francis 189 Ford, Lori 186. 189 Fosdick, Sandra 56 Freeman, Barbara 189 Freeman. Joe 189 French, Dixie 189. 123 Frenes. Robert 189 Gapinski. Louise 189. 123 Gardella. Melinda Garnett, Angena 64, 189 Gearhart. Donna 189 Gearhart. Kendra 189 Gibbons Ronald 104 189 Goodrith Lisa 189 Gostlin Craig 189 Gnstlm Robert 129 189 Gougon Mark 189 . Gray Don 55 l02 129 190 Gragg James 189 Heaston, Dean 190 Hebrard. Sandy 52. 190 Heilman, Norman 190 Heilmann, Jack 190 Heilmann, Jill 190 Henry, Pamela 190 Hern, Harold 190 Hill, Robert 190 Hinkle, Shelly 191 Hoffman, Lauran 197 Holguin. Ida Holm, Daureen 191 Horton, Michael 191 Hudgens, Sheryl 191 Humphrey. Bill 191 Isham, Allem lsom, Jane 191 Jackson. Kathrine 191 Jacobson, Mike 191 Jewell, Katy 191 Johnson, Janet Johnsonl Randy 191 Johnson, Scoot 191 Jones, Debbie 191 Joslin, Mark 191 Katavich, John 104 Keele, Kip 191 Keil, Kathy 191 Keil, Shelly 191, 85 Keski, Kyle 191 Kelly, Heather 191 Kieselhorst, Terri 55. 58. 12 Kirk, Dawn 191 Klee,.Toni 55. 191 Knight, David 62, 191 Knox, Darla 191 Koehl, Roberta Kopischke, John 191 Kubly, Paul 191 Lane. Carla 191 Larrison. Paul 191 Latham. Bruce 191 Lauter, Lunn 191 Lovorgna, Anna 191 Lawless. Shellie 191 Lickers, Eleanore 191 Linthicum. Kristi 61. 191 Limon, Ed 191 Livingston. Bill 192 Llewellyn, Lori 52, 55, 192 Lokey. Lois 192 Long. Ken 192 Lucas. Richard 192. 197 Luce. Jannett 192 Lutz. Carol 58, 129, 192 Lytle, Tim Luzader. Susan 192 MacCurdy. Bonnie 192. 123 Mace, Diana 192 Mahoney. Richard 104. 192 Marcum, Mandy 61. 192 Marks, Jeff 55, 192 Marsala, Merry Marsala, Mimi 192 Marsh, Janette 192 Martines, John 192 Mathews, Danny 192 McCarthy. Robert 192 McClure, Donna 192 McCowen. Marry 192 McDonald, Robert 192 McDueIl, Debbie 192 McGarvey. Mike 193 McGIade, Kathy 193 McGrew, Mary 129, 193 McKinnon. Scott 55. 193 McMasters. Steven 193 McServery, Scott 55, 193 Medley, Dawn 193 Menesez, Elaine 193 Millar, Kristy 193 Miller, Ellen 193 Miller. Stuart 193 Mitchelle, Michele 193, 123 Mongolo, Mariorie 193. 123 Mordock, Richard 193 Morgan, Julie 193 Morris, Robert 193 Moses, Theresa 193 9. 191 Mosher, Brett 104, 105. 55, 193 Mott. Mark 64, 193 Motley, Kelley 193 Mueller. Greg 193 Murphy, Joe Murray Tammy 193 Nelson Barry 193 Nelson Steven 194 Newby William 194 Nolan Dan 104 194 Norman James 194 Nowicki Michele 194 Oliver, Mark 194 Parker. Bob Perker, Lori 129, 194 Patarak. Mary 194 Peat, Cheryl Peat. Mary 194 Pendley, Robin 194 Philipp, Barbara 55. 129 194 Phillipp. Eileen 194 Phillipp. Roaslie 194 Popour. Gloria 194, 123 Powell, Carol 194. 56 Powell, Mike 194 Prevette. Richard Price, Elizabeth Price. Karen Prime, Jeffery 194 Pritchard. Jeff 64. 194 Rainwater, Judy 194 Ramirez. Laurie 194 Randall, Gaill 194 Reeder. Gail 194 Reifers, Jeff 104, 105. 194 Reinhard. Cyndi 129, 195 Rentro, Todd 195 Renkert. Raymond 195 Rexroth, Allison 64, 195 Reyes, Mike 195 Rhodes, Danny 195 Rich. Janet 55. 129. 195 Richardson, Gary 195 Roberson. Karleen 195 Robertson, Marilyn 55, 195 Robins, Sydney 195 Rocha, Shiloe 195 Rose, Mike 195 Roth, Tammera 195 Rowe. Tim Ruggles, Charles 104, 195 Russaky, Barry 64. 195 Russell, Donald 195 Russell, Pam 195, 212 Sandri, Aleta Jane 195. 123 Scarpace. David 195 Schaefer. Matthew 195 Schenberger. Laurie 129. 195 Schinke, Richard 195 Schmidt, Craig 195 Scrivner, Donald 195 Scrivner. Doyle 195 Shannon, Janie 195 Silveria, Susan 55. 195 , Simas, Jeri 195 Sims. Joyce 195 Simonear. James 195 Smith, Dina 195 Smith, Sophie 195 Sparling, Patty 58. 196 Spears, John 196. 126 Splawn. Beth 196 Spurr, David 196 Stoltenburg, Richard 55. 196 126 Stone, Larry 196 Stroudemire, Mark 196 Striegal, Scott 104, 105. 55. 196 Strong. Cyndi 196 Strouse. David 196 Sylvia, Jana 196 Tackett, Jana 196 Taylor, Laura 196 Terra. Richard Thiebaud. John Thomas, Cindy 196 Tidwell, Greg 196 Togni. Glenda 196 Tolerton. Beth 196 Tow, Windy Tow. Cathy 58. 196 Trujullo, Melvin 196 Tull, Mel 96 Valdez. Phyllis 196 Vance, Todd 196 Varin. Marlin Vierra. Rochelle 196 Walde. Roger 196 Warren, Ton 196 Weir, David 55. 196 Watkins. Kathy 196 Welch, Tom 196 Werling. Ken 196 Wesney. Rodger 196 West. Dan Westbrook, Samuel 196 Westbrook. Delmar 55, 196 Wiesman, Theadore 197 Wilbur. Charles 55. 197 Willey, Loring 197 Williams, Donene 197 123 Williams. Scott 197 Wilson. Kelly Wilson. Steve Wyant, Joann 197 Yancey. Cindy 197 Young, Mike 197 Young, Pat Zeigler. Scott 197 Zerkle. DeeDee 197 Zetrache. Rozie 197 Zigan. Debbie 197 Zimmerman lnhn ?9 197 lndt-'ii 201 ,-'--,,,,...,,.,,.L-- --'H' ' H'-.MLW M --- WH - ' '- an ii 5 ' ,fl ' 17 P I ' I Q I - 'Li ,Z l .1 , nl 1 l 1 R i 2 i lo -a-1 Village Mart Triple H Appliance 5585 El Camino Real 6105 El Camino Real Atascadero, California Atascadero, California Crain 2airia?11i-PWER0 MT V 5160 -1 'i 45- 5 GMI , 5 wi,,,..e c'bL Qflll - Atascadero Realty Shores Arco 6760 El Camino Real 6706 EI Camino Real Atascadero, California - - 466-9700 Atascadero' Cahforma H.L. 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