Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1978 volume:

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J-X 1 701 M- 0 Si ) 6 f ?' n 1, c-) X ' « 1 - I x lb OU 17 i 1. ? v1 c 1 )yc 7 0L,J D OX ’„ ' ,v l I C, JC7K Mil ) I ; ) ) I 7 n V ?y vgl Vq- 1978 San Gorgonian Editors-in-Chief.............Christy Colton Linda Stark Activities Editor Sports Ads Editor Staff .............. Angela Adrian Julie Cassadas Carolyn Crafts Lisa Jensen Mark Reagins Advisor ............ Laurie Romano Jaime Heslop Mary Adrian Toni Cassadas Marguerite Hernandez Nan Malicki Jaydee Townsend Ms. Marilyn Medore We Meet Each Day With The Realization That The World Can Be A Cold, Strange Place. Yet . . . 2 With The Warm Touch Of A Friend’s Hand, Or A Friendly Pat On The Back. . . 3 Through High School, We Have Begun To Mold And Expand Our Lives To Meet With Our Expectations. Yet ... We Needn’t Struggle Alone. Through Every Closed Door, And Around Every Corner, Is The Patience And Under- standing Of A True Friend. 6 Table Of Contents Seniors Page 9 Faculty Page 35 Underclassmen Page 51 Activities Page 77 Athletics Page 113 Advertisements Page 151 7 During a football game. Mike Rubcl “monkeys around. Enjoying their time out for lunch, arc Bob Popcck and Maurice Calderon. Astounded at the price for which he was sold during Homecoming Week's Slave Auction, is Peter Tripp. football players and sponsors take to the field at the Banning-Rim Game. Senior Personalities BEST ALL AROUND STEVE BACA. MARY ADRIAN CUTEST JEFF FAHY. ROOKIE SANFORD BIGGEST HOUND MIKKI ISHIDA. MICHAEL JACKSON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED KAREN SCHOENBORN. GREG (CAMERA SHY) GROSE (PICTURED WITH MRS. CAMPBELL) 11 SHYEST TABITHA EWERS. AARON ENRIQUEZ From Chaos. . “How am I ever going to gel myself out of this mess'? questions Michael Jack- son. 12 I go for big diamond rings and big glasses, dahling, boasts Toni Cassadas. President Dennis Mediano Vice President Steve Baca Sergeant At Arms June Alexander To Class Treasurer Carlos Flores Secretary Kookie Sanford 13 si . vSi $% V , 7, IT Hail to our dear old Banning High. We’ll sing our praises to the sky. We will be loyal to thee ever, Banning High. When all our high school days are through. We’ll look back to you. We will be loyal to thee ever, Banning High. 14 15 We “Kick Back” With Our Friends Making music with our friends. Surrounded by her friends, Tracy Thomas swings into the A KISS imitation is ter Tucker. “And why didn't they pick me as Home coming Queen? sighs l .ola Williams. With a hat like that, you're captain of the week? laughs Fred Moreno. And Then There Are Serious Moments Tim Adcll Mary Catherine Adrian Timmy Amis Diane Star Anderson Becky Sue Baird Alfred Bates June Lana Alexander Virginia Andrade Robert Paul Beal Steven Lawrence Baca Douglas A. Becerra 17 Yolanda Bcrrotcran Diana Borah Lorcnc Marion Bratton Traci Lanai Campbell Gerald Lee Canova Julie Cassadas Maurice A. Calderon Maria Antoinette Cassadas Brenda Sue Cockron Christy Allison Colton David Lee Conner Scott Cosentino Moments Of Happiness Debbie Currier Sandra Yvonne Dawes Elizabeth Marie Dc LaCruz Kirby Orlando Dabney Debby Lorraine Dunaway 19 Moments Of Concentration . . . 20 Regina Fladgcr Carlos Flores Elizabeth Franco Richard Grandberry Marlcna Garcia Adriana Dc Jesus Guerrero Michele A. Hcrold Marguerite G. Hernandez Donald Gonzales Robert Garcwcl Wes Harris Jcaninc Ann Haglcr Peter Joseph Herrera Steve C. Heslop 21 Karen Horsman Alice Kay Hughes Mikki Lee Ishida l.inda Kalchcrt Jeff M. Kompelien Dwayne Jackson Paula Maria Johnson Delcnc Julia Kraft 22 Rodney Elton Kerr Moments Of Surprise Kenneth William Link Joyce Deanna McGee Edmund C. Lcighty Sylvia Michelle Lucas Gladys Maddox Lcs Magnes 23 Moments Of Disappointment Irene Marquez Becky Frances Martel Augic P. Martinez III Claire Maxficld Margaret Maxficld Rita Martinez Dennis Rene Mediano Alvin Earl Miller Dan T. Ncubaucr Jennie Garcia Ortega Brenda Sue Morissettc Ronald D. Naus Brenda Nelson Nancy Ncwbold Dean Oestman Conni F. Ortega Terry Wayne Owens A Forrest Ray Pcllum Lisa Phillips Norma Pinon Joseph Quinones Patricia Ann Rogers Laurie Ann Romano Curt Rutherford Johnny JR Sanchez L Moments Of Patience Kelly Sanchez Kathryn Eyvette Sanford Dolores Santa Cruz Kenneth Satchcll Daniel Savard Karen Marie Schocnborn oo ,- s koom r o i Gwendolyn Denise Silvas Ann Siva Rebecca Silvas Moments Of Flirtation . . . Ola Strange 28 Vanessa Thomas Anna Thomson Sherry L. Tryon Floyd W. Velasquez Carrie Ann Tryon Jaydcc Marie Townsend Rufus Ware Dcbie Sue Washburn Rita LaGail Washington Deborah D. Walden 29 Moments Of Confusion And Despair 30 And Moments With Our Friends 31 What We’ve Done Jazz Band: 1; 2; 4. TIM ADELL “Esquire” A Cappclla Choir: 2; 3; Pres. 4. Block B.: I; 2: 3; 4. Cross Country: 1; 2; 3. Musical: 3; 4. Sip ‘N Sing: 2; 3: 4. Track: 1; 2; 3. MARY CATHERINE ADRIAN ASB Council: 4. Annual Staff: 4. Class Float: 1; 3: 4. Class Treas.: 3. Comm, of Elections: 4. CSF: 1; 2; 3: 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Homecoming Princess: 4. House of Representatives: 2. Interact: 2. Rally: 4. Spanish Club: 2: 3: 4. Spanish Honor Society: 3. Plans to go to college and get married. JUNE LANA ALEXANDER “Bootie” AAYA: 1; 2; 3; 4. Art Club: 4. Basketball: I. Block B.: 4. House of Representatives: 4. Scrgcant-of-Arms: 4. Softball: I; 2; 4. PHILLIP ALLEN “Phil” AAYA Stampede: 4. Plans to go to college or work. DIANE STAR ANDERSON “Star Comm, of Activities: 4. Comm, of Finance: 3. Block B.: 2; Treas. 3, 4. Block B. Queen; 4. CSF: I; 2; 3; 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Girls State Second Alternate: 3. House of Representatives: 2. Rally: I; 2; 3; Treas. 4. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. TAC Girl: 4. Track: I; 2; 3; 4. Volleyball: 1; 3; 4. Plans to go to Humboldt State and major in Forestry or Wildlife Management. VIRGINIA ANDRADE “Sadgirl” Mecha: Treas. 2. Plans to get a good job. STEVE LAWRENCE BACA “Jr. Class Pres.: 1: 3. Class Vicc-Prcs.: 4. CYO: I. JV Football: 1; 2. Rally: 4. Spanish Club: 1; 3; 4. Student Exchange, Yucca Valley: 3. BECKY SUE BAIRD “Beck” AFS: 1; 2. Annual Staff: 2; 3. ASB: 4. Band: 1; Lib. 2; Hist. 3; Sec. 4. Choir Musical: I. CSF: I; 2; 3. Daisy Chain: 3. FHA: 2. House of Representatives: 2. Jazz. Band: 3; 4. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. Tennis: 1: 2. Plans to attend the University of Redlands to earn a teaching degree. ALFRED BATES “Pumkin” Art Club: 3. Interact: 2. R.O.P.: 4. Plans to attend a J.C. and work. ROBERT PAUL BEAL B.B. Band: I; 2; Vicc-Pres. 4. JV Football: 1; 2. DOUGLAS A. BECERRA “Vcd Class Float: 3; 4. Mecha: I: 4. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: Pres. 2. Stats for V. Basketball: 2. Plans to attend San Diego State. LORENE MARION BRATTON “Dig 'em” “Lorcnic Band: I; 2; Vicc-Prcs. 3. 4. Block B. Princess: 4. Choir: 1; 3; Vicc-Prcs. 4. Daisy Chain: 3. FHA: I. Girls Glee: Vicc-Prcs. 2. Jazz Band: 2; 3; 4. Musical: I; 3; 4. Sip ‘N’ Sing: I; 3; 4. Stampede: 3; Ed. 4. Stockton: 3. Plans to attend San Diego State and major in music. MAURICE A. CALDERON Mo” In motion Mo” ASB: 1; 3; 4. Block B.: 4. Class Floats: I; 2; 3; 4. Class Vicc-Prcs.: I. Cross Country: 1. CSF: 2; 3; 4.' House of Representatives: 2. JV Basketball: I. Mecha: 1. Spanish Club: 1; 2; 3: 4. Spanish Honor Society: Treas. 2; 3. V. Football: 4. Plans to get out of Dodge and go to a UC school. TRACI LANAI CAMPBELL Married Woman” AAYA: 1; 2; 3. ASB Council: 3. Drama Club: 4. House of Representatives: I; 4. Lion’s Club Speech Contest: 2. Rally: 1: 2; 3; 4. School Play: 1; 2. In Our Four Years Softball: 2. Spanish Club: 3; 4. GERALD LEE CANOVA Jerry Band: 3: 4. House of Representatives: 2: 4. Jazz Band: 3; 4. Plans to go to college. JULIE CASSADAS Annual Staff: 3; 4. CSF: 2. Class Floats: 2: 3. Flag Girl: 2. Girls Glee: 2: 3. Rally: 2: 3: 4. Sip N Sing: 2: 3. Spanish Club: 2; 3: 4. Spanish Honor Society: 2. Usherette: 3. Plans to go to college. MARIA ANTOINETTE CASSADAS Toni” Annual Staff: 4. CSF: 3: 4. CYO: I. Daisy Chain: 3. Drill Team: I. GAA: 2. Girls Glee: 3. Rally: 3. Sip ‘N Sing: 3. Song Leader: 3. Spanish Club: 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 3. BRENDA SUE COCKRON ASB Council: I: 2: 3: 4. Block B: 3; 4. Cheerleader: 1: 2; 3; 4. Class Floats: I; 2: 3; 4. Daisy Chain: 3. French Club: I: 2: 3; 4. Head Cheerleader: I; 2: 4. House of Representatives: 2: 3. Rally: 1; 2: 3: 4. Stats for V. Basketball: 3: 4. Plans to go to college. CHRISTY ALLISON COLTON Annual Staff: 2: Asst. Cd. 3: Co Ed. 4. Class Float: 2. CSF: 2: 3: 4. Daisy Chain: 3. French Club: 2: See. 3. Homecoming Princess: 4. House of Representatives: 2; 4. Rally: 4. Plans to attend Colorado State to study photography and journalism. DAVID LEE CONNER “Cool Conner” AAYA AID Art Club Block B CSF Choir French Club MUN Tennis Plans to go to MSJC and work. CAROLYN RAE CRAFTS D.B. Annual Staff: 3; 4. Class Floats: I; 3. CSF: 2: 3: 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Drill Team: I. Flag Girl: 4. Girls Glee: 2. Rally: 4. Shield Girl: 2; 3. Spanish Club: 2: 3: 4. Plans to go to college. KIRBY ORLANDO DABNEY “Cardiac Kid AAYA: 2: 3. Band: I; 2: Vicc-Prcs. 3. 4. Block B: 4. Choir: 4. Jazz Band: I: 2: 3; 4. JV Football: 2. Spanish Club: 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 4. Track: 3; 4. V. Football: 4. KATHLEEN DARRACH “Kathy Transferred. Plans to continue in cosmetology. BEATRICE RUTH DAVIS “Bca” beeswax AFS: 3. Art Club: 4. Band: I; 2. FHA: 2; 4. Plans to go to college and get married. ELIZABETH MARIE DELACRUZ Liz “Lowridcr Liz” Class Floats: 4. FHA: 3. Girl of the Month: 4. Mccha: 3: 4. Rally: 3: 4. R.O.P.: 3. Plans to work and travel. DEBBY LORRAINE DUNAWAY Mississippi” Plans to attend Hinds J.C. in Miss. GREGORY W. ECHOLS “Greg Band: 1; 2; 3: 4. CSF: 2; 3. JV Football: 1; 2. Spanish Club: 2: 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 2; Vicc-Prcs. 3. Plans to go to college. AARON LYNN ENRIQUEZ Block B.: 4. Class Floats: 2; 3; 4. JV Football: 2. Mccha: I. Mgr. JV Football: 2. Mgr. JV Baseball: I; 2. Mgr. V. Baseball: 3; 4. Spanish Club: 2: 3: 4. Spanish Honor Society: 3. V. Football: 3; 4. Plans to attend college. 33 Dr. Pasqualc addresses the student body during an assembly. Many of you may have seen a new face on campus. He is our new superintendent, Dr. Fred Pasqualc. Dr. Pasquale tries to schedule himself to be on cam- pus during nutrition and lunch, which gives him the opportunity to talk with students. By doing this, he hopes to gain extensive student contact. His concern is students and their education. Michael Rose, School Board President, shares in the giggles. wmm - School Board Vice-President Dorothy Familetti finds time to discuss future plans with seniors. Not only is Dr. Pasquale concerned with student education, but the School Board and assistant superintendent, Merris Hammond, show a genuine interest in that area. The three new board members, Charles Crafts, Abron Evans, and Donald Miller, work well with Dorothy Familetti and Michael Rose, returning members. Giving advice is one job for Board member Charles Crafts. Authoritative Visiting classes is one way for our new superintendent to become directly involved with the students. Abron Evans, Board member, breaks away from a busy day for a classroom stop. 36 Many of you may have seen a new face on campus. He is our new superintendent, Dr. Fred Pasquale. Dr. Pasquale tries to schedule himself to be on cam- pus during nutrition and lunch, which gives him the opportunity to talk with students. By doing this, he hopes to gain extensive student contact. His concern is students and their education. Dr. Pasquale addresses the student body during an assembly. Michael Rose. School Board President, shares in the giggles. School Board Vice-President Dorothy Familetti finds time to discuss future plans with seniors. Not only is Dr. Pasquale concerned with student education, but the School Board and assistant superintendent, Merris Hammond, show a genuine interest in that area. The three new board members, Charles Crafts, Abron Evans, and Donald Miller, work well with Dorothy Familetti and Michael Rose, returning members. Visiting classes is one way for our new superintendent to become directly involved with the students. Donald Miller. School Board Clerk, does his research with the students. Friends Supervising is part of Mr. Hcslop's job. When the bell rings, one can find Mr. Wolf patrolling the halls. The first smiling face you see as you walk in the principal's office is that of Mrs. Dorothy Campbell. Mrs. Campbell, the principal’s secretary, has been employed by the district for 25 years and has done many services for the students and school. As you go through a door you see our principal, Mr. James llcslop. For those of you who don’t know Mr. Heslop, he’s the one who took away our nutrition earlier in the year. Across the hall in the attendance office, you see the vice-principal’s secretary, Mrs. Letty Thompson. You may be more familiar with her signature, as she's the one who sends out call slips to remind you that you have a class and should occasionally go. Then you sec an empty desk, that of our vicc-principal. Mr. Douglas Wolf. The reason the desk is empty is because he's out in the hall telling people to get to class. Amid all that work is financial consultant and big-help” Mrs. Campbell. Even though they enforce the rules, and we try to bend them, we realize we could not get along without them Mr. Heslop gets the chance to say a few words during a pep assembly. Mrs. Thomson busily keeps the books for student attendance. Mr. Wolf docs get to spend some time at his desk. Mr. Jim Anson Special Education Assistant Football Coach Girls Varsity Basketball Mrs. Kathryn Arthur Consumer Science Basic Foods. Clothing I 11 Exploring Childhood Future Homemakers of Amcr. Junior Class Advisor Mr. Ray Curtis Athletic Director Physical Education Basketball Coach Block B Advisor Mr. Ronald Dcackoff Life Science Biology Assistant Football Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Student-Teacher Advisory Miss Rodcc Chastccn Typing I English II Girls. Boys Tennis Coach Junior Class Advisor Mr. Mack Dinwiddic Math Program I General Science Algebra I Math Analysis Mr. Stan Concrly Transferred to another district Law Government The West Mrs. Jeanne Bichlcr Business Law Accounting Shorthand I II Office Procedure Junior Class Advisor Student-Teacher Advisory 38 WHEN WE NEED IT, A FRIEND GIVES US A SMILE AND WORKS OUT OUR MISTAKES. Ms. Cathy Dischingcr Physical Education Pep Squad Advisor Cross Country Coach Girls Softball Coach Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Barbara Doyle Spanish I II III IV Advanced Independent Study Spanish Club Advisor Spanish Honor Advisor CSF Advisor Mr. Dave Duncanson Physical Education Drivers Education Head Football Coach Block “B” Advisor Mr. Larry Ellis Learning Center Signifies Department Chairperson Ms. Helen Erni Reading Sophomore Class Advisor Sludcnt-Tcachcr Advisory Mr. Joel Escobar U.S. History Western Civilization Head Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach Mccha Advisor Block B Advisor Mr. Jack Fulks Metal I Machine Program Work Experience Mr. Bob Gilbert Auto Vocational Auto OUR FRIENDS SHOW US HOW TO ACCOMPLISH AN ACTIVITY, AND AT THE SAME TIME SHOW US A BIT OF THEMSELVES. 40 Mr. Max Ginicr Wood I Vocational Wood Student-Teacher Advisory Mr. John Greene Law The West Government Mrs. Sonia Gricco Spanish I French I II III Spanish Literature French Club Advisor Spanish Club Advisor Freshmen Class Advisor Student-Teacher Advisory Mr. Kenneth Hazclroth Transferred to another district Math Program Mr. Robert Jensen Introduction to Social Studies Choir Director Girls Glee Acapclla Choir Junior Class Advisor Mr. Pat Kermott Drafting Geometry Math Student-Teacher Advisory Mrs. Andrea Halverson Design Crafts Ceramics Beginning Art Advanced Art Art Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor Student-Teacher Advisory Mr. Phil Lamm Math Algebra I II College Counselor AAYA Advisor St udent-Teacher Advisory 41 Mr. Gary Locke Band Director Wind Ensemble Marching Band Jazz Band English I Mr. Val Popov Typing I II Consumer Economics Junior Class Advisor Miss Marilyn Mcdorc Expo I II Creative Writing Annual Advisor Rally Club Advisor Freshmen Class Advisor Student-Teacher Advisory Ms. Ruth Powell English I Popular Fiction Contemporary Literature AAYA Advisor Betty Mcltzcr Librarian Creative Writing American Literature CSF Advisor Student-Teacher Advisory Mrs. Suzanne Norman Physical Education Girls Softball Coach Freshmen Class Advisor Block “B“ Advisor Mr. James Rusk Western Civilization Psychology ASB Advisor Student-Teacher Advisory Mr. Dale Smith Ciencral Science Biology Assistant Football 1 Track Coach Freshmen 42 Ms. Darlene Swinson College Literature Reading English I Volleyball Coach Mr. Pel ton Teague English I Drama Speech Journalism Stampede Publications Drama Club Advisor Mr. Louis Thorpe General Science Chemistry Physics Student-Teacher Advisory- Miss Cecilia Zerwekh Introduction to Social Studies International Relations Student-Teacher Advisory WE CAN ALWAYS CATCH OUR FRIENDS DURING TIMES OF NEED. 43 Signifies Department Chairperson It’s no surprise to Mrs. LaJoy Davis when students use the library. Making a career of careers is Margaret Kcnzic. new career center technician. Takin’ Care Of Business Hall patrol is a daily duty for Shcilia Lucas and Betty Stringer. 44 Serving up the cats arc Reba Olvera, Pat Lea, Mary Moore, Ida Ocstman, Judy Metje, and Wanda Kaminski. There arc no hang-ups for Mrs. Claudia Brown in the girls' locker room. f Mrs. Shirley Hilovsky gets down to business as business dept. aid. This year we have a great crew of cafeteria workers, secretaries, and custodians, who without them, the school would not be able to operate properly. It would be a disaster. Think about it. If we didn’t have any cafeteria workers, we wouldn’t be provided with any source of energy to get our bodies through these hard days at BHS. Without the custodians, who else would come when the bell rings twice. Imagine without the secretaries how much paper work would remain stacked in the office. Whether we’ve told you lately or not, we appreciate your helpful services. It’s surprising how Mrs. Kathy Evingcr can smile when she gives you the bad news. People have to get past Mrs. Ruth Smith to see Mr. Hcslop. Keeping you on schedule is Mrs. I.inea Fercbcc in the guidance office. Mrs. Dolores Jones tallies the daily total of absences. Hear two rings of the bell? You’ll probably find “Slim Willicut (left) and Maynard Long (right) answering. 45 Our Accomplishments MELISSA LYNN ENRIQUEZ “Missy Art Club: 1; 2; Pres. 3. Cheerleader: 1. Class Floats: 2; 3. House of Representatives: 3. Rally: 1; 2; 3. Three-Year Grad. Plans to attend art college. JEFF FAHY Block B: 2: 3; 4. Class See.: 3. JV Football: I. Spanish Club: 3: 4. Track: 3; 4. V. Football: 2: 3; 4. ERLINDA TERESA FIERRO “Linda” “Angel” Class Floats: 4. Drill Team: 1. Girls Glee: 1. Mccha: 3: 4. Rally: I; 2; 3; 4. Sip 'N' Sing: 1. Spanish Club: 2: 3; 4. Stampede: 2; 3; 4. Plans to go to college and travel. CARLOS FLORES “King Class Treas.: 4. CSF: I: 2; 3; 4. House of Representatives: 2. Spanish Club: 2; 3. Spanish Honor Society: 2. Student Rep. to the School Board: 4. Plans to attend college. ADRIANA DEJESUS GUERRERO Adric” Art Club: 1; 2; Vice-Pres., Pres. 3; 4. Choir: 4. Drill Team: 3; Captain 4. French Club: Pres. 4. Girls Glee: 3. Rally Club: 2. Spanish Club: 4. Plans to attend college. JEANINE ANN HAGLER “da Hag” Band: 2; 3; 4. Block B: 1:2; Sec. 3. 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Girls Glee: 1; 2. Rally: 1; 2. Track Stats: 2; 3; 4. V. Basketball: I; 3; 4. V. Softball: 1; 4. V. Tennis: 1. V. Track: 1. V. Volleyball: 2; 3; 4. Plans to go to college and to go into physical therapy. WES HARRIS Plans to go into the Army. MARGUERITE G. HERNANDEZ “Margo Annual Staff: 1; 4. CSF: 2; 3; 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Homecoming Princess: 4. Interact: 2. Rally 3; Sec. 4. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 3. Student Accreditation Comm.: 2. Plans to attend college. MICHELLE A. HEROLD Mitchell “Waddles Attended Regional Solo Festival— UCLA: 3. Band: I: 2; 3; 4. Basketball Correspondence I. CSF: 2; 3. Jazz Band: 1; 2; 3; 4. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 3. Plans to attend the University of Redlands PETER JOSEPH HERRERA “Pctic CSF: 2; 3. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 3. Track: 1. V. Football: 4. Plans to go to college and become a pilot. STEVE C. HESLOP “Bo Hess” All D.A.L.: 3. CSF: 1; 2; 3; 4. Baseball: 1; 2; 3; 4. Basketball: 1; 2; 3; 4. Spanish Club: I; 2; 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 1; 2. ALICE KAY HUGHES “Alley Cat Block B.: 3; 4. Cheerleader: 2. House of Representatives: I: 2. Rally: 2. Volleyball: 3; 4. Plans to get married, travel, and attend a J.C. MIKKI LEE ISHIDA “Mik Annual Staff: 1. Block B.: 3; 4. Cheerleader: 3; 4. Drill Team: 1; 2. Float: 1; 2. Float Chairman: 2. Girls Glee: 2. House of Representatives: 2; 4. Miss Banning: 4. Spanish Club: I; 2; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 1: 2. Usherette: 3. V. Tennis: 2. Track Stats: I. Plans to attend a J.C. MICHAEL JOSEPH JACKSON “Grip” Block B.: 2; 3; 4. Class Float: 4. JV Basketball: 1: 2. JV Football: 1. Spanish Club: 3; 4. Stampede: 4. V. Football: 2; 3; 4. V. Track: 3: 4. Plans to go to college. WILLIAM JOHNSON Billy kid Block B.: Vice-Pres. Class See.: 2. Were Many Class Vice-Prcs.: 3. Cross Country House of Representatives JV Basketball: 1. Rally Spanish Club V. Basketball: 2; 3: 4. Hag Girl: 2. Rally: I. Shield Girl: 2. Stampede: 2; 3. Plans to work and take credit courses at college. DEBBIE LYNN JOHNSON Accreditation Comm.: I. AAYA: 2; 3. Block B. Princess: 2. Cheerleader: 3. Class Vice-Pres.: 1. Comm, of Correspondence: 3. CSF: I; 2. Drill Team: I. House of Representatives: 2. Principal’s Advisory Comm.: 1. Rally: 3. Songlcadcr: 3. Softball: 1. Spanish Club: 2: Vice-Prcs. 3. Speaker of the House: 2. Three-Year Grad. PAULA MARIA JOHNSON Pumpkin Plans to go to college and become a beautician. LINDA KALCHERT Linda Kaye” Rally: 1; 2. Stampede: 3. Plans to attend Skadron College. RODNEY ELTON KERR Art Club: I; 2; 3; Vice-Prcs. 4. Baseball: I. House of Representatives: 4. Interact: 2: 3. Plans to go to college. JEFF M. KOMPELIEN “Block Basketball: 4. JV Basketball: 1; 2. Tennis: 2; 3. DELENE JULIA KRAFT Class Floats: 1; 2. ANN MARIE LEA Band: 1; 2: 3: Treas. 4. CSF: 2; 3; 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Rally: I. Spanish Club: 2: 3. Spanish Honor: 3. EDMUND C. LEIGHTY Fast Eddie” Band: 1; 2; 3: 4. Spanish Club: 3. KENNETH WILLIAM LINK Chil A Cappella Choir: 3; 4. Basketball: I; 2: 4. Football: I. House of Representatives: 1. Musical: 1; 3; 4. Spanish Club: I; 4. Plans to go to college. MARLENE M. LINK A Cappella Choir: 2; 3; Treas. 4. AFS: I. Art Club: 3; 4. CSF: 2; 3; 4. Girls Glee: I. House of Representatives: 3; 4. Mascot: 3. Musical: 3; Lola” 4. Rally: I; 2; 3. Shield Girl: I. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. Stockton: 3; 4. Plans to attend college. DENNIS E. LONGDYKE Band: 2. R.O.P. Medical: 3; 4. Plans to attend Loma Linda University. SYLVIA MICHELLE LUCAS “Belton” AAYA: 2; 3; 4. Basketball: 3. Block B.: 3; 4. French Club: 3. Rally: 4. Softball: 1; 2; 3: 4. Usherette: 3. Plans to go to college and major in Police Science. JOYCE DEANNA MCGEE AAYA: 2; 3. Bantu: 1. CSF: I. House of Representatives: 2. Softball: 1: 2; 3. Spanish Club: I; 2; 3. Spanish Honor Society: 2. Plans to attend college. BECKY FRANCES MARTEL Boogie” Girls Glee: 1. Mccha: 4. Rally: I. Softball: 1. Plans to find a good job. AUGIE P. MARTINEZ III Augg All League Baseball: 2; 3; 4. Block B.: 2; 3; 4. CSF: 2; 3. JV Baseball: I. JV Football: 1; 2. Spanish Club: I; 2; 3; 4. Spanish Honor: 2. V. Baseball: 2; 3; 4. V. Football: 3; 4. Plans to go to college. RITA MARTINEZ “Big Head” Art Club: 2; 3. House of Representatives: I; 3. Softball: 3. Stampede: 3. Plans to get a good job and leave Banning. ELAINE MATHEWS Lona AID: 2; 3; Pres. 4. CSF: 4. How We Passed Daisy Chain: 3. Stampede: 2; 3; Co-Ed. 4. Plans to go to college. KATHERINE MARIE MATHIS Kitty Girls Glee: I; 2. V. Volleyball: 3. Plans to go to school to learn how to groom dogs. DENNIS RENE MEDIANO “Ugly Basketball: 4. Class Floats: 1; 2; 4. Class Pres.: 4. Class Treas.: I. Class Vicc-Prcs.: 2. JV Basketball: 1. JV Football: I. Mccha: 1: 2: 4. Spanish Club: 1; 2; 3; 4. Tennis: 4. Plans to attend San Diego State. ALVIN EARL MILLER Drummer Boy!” AAYA: 2; Vicc-Prcs.: 3; 4. Band: 1; 2; Drum Captain 3; 4. Jazz Band: 3. French Club: 3: Vicc-Prcs. 4. Rally: 4. Plans to go to Fullerton State to major in Law. TERI ALINE MILLER Millcright A Cappclla Choir: 4. Block B. Princess: 3. Class Floats: 2; 3; 4. Drill Team: 1. Flag Girl: 2. Homecoming Princess: 4. Raily: 2; 4. Shield Girl: 2. Spanish Club: 3; 4. Stampede: 3. V. Cheerleader: 3. BRENDA SUE MORISSETTE ASB: 4. Baseball Stats: 2. Block B. Princess: 1. Cheerleader: 2. Class Floats: 1; 2; 3; 4. Comm, of Pep: 4. House of Representatives: 2. Rally: I; 2; 3; 4. Plans to attend a J.C. RONALD D. NAUS Dewey” Block B.: 3; 4. JV Baseball: I; 2. JV Football: 2. V. Baseball: 3; 4. V. Football: 3; 4. BRENDA NELSON “B.J.” A Cappella Choir: 1. AID: 3; 4. Art Club: 2; 3; 4. Softball: I; 3. Stampede: 3. Plans to leave Banning. DAN T. NEUBAUER Dirty Dan Block B.: 4. V. Football: 4. Plans to go into the Navy. DEAN OESTMAN Dino Spanish Club: 3. CONNI FRANCES THERESA ORTEGA Conni Cruiser “Brat” Class Float: 4. Girls Glee: I. House of Representatives: 1. Mecha: 3; 4. Rally: 1; 2; 3; 4. Shield Girl: I. Sip ‘N Sing: 1. Spanish Club: 2; 3: 4. Stampede: 2; 3; 4. Plans to move up north. JENNIE GARCIA ORTEGA Juana” Plans to get married. TERRY WAYNE OWENS Pec Wee” “Spider” AAYA: I; 2. Basketball: 1. Football: I; 2; 3; 4. Track: 3. FORREST RAY PELLUM AAYA: 2. Basketball: I; 3; 4. Block B.: 3; 4. Football: 1; 2: 3; 4. Track: 4. ROBERT ALAN POPECK, JR. “Bullit Bob “Pope “Sybill All League Track: I; 2. Block B.: 1; Sec. 2; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4. Class Floats: 4. CSF: 2; 3; 4. Passing League Champs: 4. Rally: 4. Spanish Club: 3; 4. V. Football: 2; 3; 4. V. Track: 1; 2; 3. Plans to attend Hawaii Univ. and become a lawyer. MARKALAN PORTER Baseball: 1; 2; 3. CSF: I. Football: 1. Plans to continue working. SKYLER VAUGHN QUICK “Scott Plans to work. MARKUS AARON REAGINS “Mark AAYA: Pres. 3; 4. All School Play: 2; 3: 4. Annual Staff: 4. CSF: 3; 4. Drama Club: 4. House of Representatives: 4. Rally: 4. Spanish Club: 3; 4. Plans to go to college and major in drama. BRAD EUGENE ROACH Band: I; 2; 3; 4. Chess Club: 1. The Time CSF: 4. MUN: 3; 4. Spanish Club: 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 4. Plans to attend college. PATRICIA ANN ROGERS Patty AFS: 2. Annual Staff: 2. Class Float: 2. CSF: 2. Mccha: 2; 3. Rally: 2: 3. Spanish Club: 2. Spanish Honor Society: 2. Plans to go to a J.C. LAURIE ANN ROMANO Goomcr Annual Staff: 4. ASB: 4. Comm, of Finance: 4. CSF: 3: 4. CYC: 3: 4. Daisy Chain: 3. GAA: I. House of Representatives: 3. MUN: 4. Rally: 2; 3; 4. Rep Club: Vicc-Prcs.: 1. Softball: I. Track: I. Plans to go to college in San Diego and major in Pol. Science. JOHNNYJRSANCHEZ CYO: I; 2; 3: 4. Interact: 1; 2; 3. Mccha: I; 2; 3; 4. Plans to get a Landscaping Degree. KELLY SANCHEZ Three-Year Grad. KATHRYN EYVETTE SANFORD Kookic A Cappclla Choir: 2; 3; See. 4. Block B. Princess: 2. Class Floats: 3; 4. Class See.: 4. CSF: 3. French Club: 3. Girls Glee: 1; Sec. 2. Musical: 4. Rally: 4. Sip ‘N’ Sing: I; 2; 3; 4. Stockton: 3. Que sera , sera’. DOLORES SANTA CRUZ Lola Baseball: 1; 2. Cheerleader: I. Class Officer: 1. Rally: 1; 2. Stampede: 2. Volleyball: I; 2. Plans to leave Banning. KAREN MARIE SCHOENBORN ASB Vicc-Prcs.: 4. Bronco Corner: 4. Class Float: I; 2; 3; 4. Comm, of Correspondence: 3. CSF: I; 2; 3; Pres. 4. Daisy Chain: 3. FBLA: 2. Girls State Delegate: 3. Rally: 1; 4. Shield Girl: 2. Spanish Club: 2; See. 3; 4. Spanish Honor: 3. Stampede: 3. Student Exchange. Yucca Valley: 3. Plans to go to college up North and go into journalism or politics. MICHAEL A. SHIRLEY Squirrel ASB Pres.: 4. Block B.: 2: Pres. 3; 4. CSF: I; 2; 3; 4. JV Football Champs: I. Spanish Club: 1; 2; 3: 4. V. Baseball: I: 2; 3: 4. V. Football: 2; 3; 4. Plans to attend USC. GWENDOLYN DENISE SILVAS “Booboo “Gwen” A Cappclla Choir: 4. Girls Glee: 1; 2; 3; Vicc-Prcs. 4. Softball: 2. Tennis: 2: 4. Track: I. Plans to go into the Marines for Law and Med. Sch. LINDA KAY STARK A Cappella Choir: 3; 4. AFS: 3. Annual Staff: 2; Sec. 3; Co-Ed. 4. ASB: 4. CSF: I: 2; 3: Treas. 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Musical: 3; 4. MUN: 4. Sip ‘N’ Sing: 3; 4. Spanish Club: I; 2; 3; Pres. 4. Spanish Honor: 2; Treas. 3: Pres. 4. Stockton: 3. Student Rep. to the Voc. Advisory Comm.: 4. Plans to attend San Bernardino State and major in Business Adm. DEBRA MARIE TELESIO “Jaydcc A Cappclla Choir: 3; 4. Annual Staff: 2. Drill Team: 3. FBLA: 1. FHA: 3; 4. Girls Glee I; 2. Sip N Sing: I; 2: 3. Usherette: 3. TRACY ANNETTE THOMAS “Trace” AAYA: 2. Block B.: 3: 4. CSF: 3; 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Football Stats: 4. French Club: 2; 4. House of Representatives: 4. JV Softball: 2. Rally: 2; 3; 4. TAC Girl: 4. V. Track: 3. V. Volleyball: 3. Plans to attend college and get a doctorate in Philosophy and Literature. Lookin’ At The PRESIDENT BRIDGET KLEIN J u N I O R S VICE PRESIDENT JOHN VALLESILLO TREASURER JAIME HESLOP SECRETARY WYNDY WISEHART 53 Adcll. Terri Adrian. Angela Andrade, Pedro Bailiff, Lynn Baxter, Janna Black, Lacy Bratton, Mark Bremer, Barbara Brownlee, Alicia Bryant, Danny Burns, Valeric Calderon, Susan Caraway, Stephanie Chaparosa, Lynn Collins, Tonya Colton, David Cosentino, Guy Coulter, Kris Cross, Lynda Cullors, Edward Dagnino, Arthur Davis, Mary Davis, Tony Davison, Armcl Davison, Bradley Dominguez, Volanda Ellis, Marvin Engle, Janet Fountain, David Gamez, Emma Garcia, Jon Garcia, Regina Garcia, Victor Gcrmic, Rhonda Gillam, Teresa Graham, Mike Hall. Ricky Hammond, Deanna Harlow, Tracy Harris, Cheryl Hawley. Lydia Hernandez, Manuel 54 Hernandez, Peter Hcslop, Jaime Hicks. Agnes Howard, Vicki Jensen, Lisa Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Robert Klein, Bridget LaCanfora, Maureen Lapham, Robin Lee, Jennifer Lewis, Ronnie Lockridgc, Ruby Loera, Maria Loya, Manuel Maestas, Pat Malicki, Nanette Martinez, Sonja McDonnell, Valerie McFarland, Chrystal Medina, Mike Middleton, Anthony Miller, Jill Minobc, Susan Miranda. Peter Montes. Joe Moore, Rena Ncitzel, Chris Nguyen, Lea Niemi, Ken Olvera, Charles Olvera, Sherry Ontko, Troy Perez, Rebecca Park, Geoffry Posey, Everett Presley. Ray Ramos, Phillip Rcagins, Marsha Rice, Robert Ritch, Garncl Roberts, Donna Romero, Christina Rowell, Anita Sanchez, Diane 55 Sanford, Lanette Schallcr, Mark Schocnbom, Laurie Seaman. Melinda Sexton. Gaylen Sheppard. Debbie Snider. Roger Stokes. Kelvin Studer, John Taylor. John Thomas. Claudette Thormodsgard. Eric Trimmer. David Tryon, Gary Tryon, Richard Vallcsillo, John Walton, Kathy Ware, Sandra Westendorf, Joe White. Jimmy Wiggs. Michael Wischart. Wyndy Witt, Kevin Zahedi. David Zaitz, Roxanne Ziem, Stephen 56 57 It’s Our Turn Doesn’t David Trimmer realize that if he puts his leg up like Tim Adcll, he’ll really look cool? You'll never believe what Ray Johnson told Emma Gamez, but the look on her face gives it away. Lacy Black warns, And if you don’t return this book by the date stamped, my buddies in the back room will take care of you. Think about it: If John Vallcsillo walks away from that pole will it remain standing? Ill Lydia Hawley tries to keep awake during a conversation with Nan Malicki and Peter Hernandez. Mrs. Halverson's art class prepares projects to be exhibited at the Date Festival. On the sidelines, Lisa Jensen bats her eyelashes. 58 The Passing Of A Friend A friend to some, but known to all The memory pains hurt still. An empty space right down the hall No stranger could ever fill. Tears that fall for selfishness’ sake Can only release the strife, That comes when you are forced to take A flower in place of a life. 59 See Us? We’re . . . 60 SECRETARY TINA GILLAM TREASURER COREY GARCIA 61 Addington, Carl Amis. Lavasta Anderson, Brenda Anderson, Carla Anderson, Mary Atkins, Thomas Atkinson, Phillip Baca, Mary Anne Baird, Jerry Baird, Larry Barber, Teddy Barnett. Mike Barron, Penny Blair, Bobby Brannon, Douglas Brownlee, Velina Bucchncr, Arnold Bunion, Veda Burgess. Tim Burleson, Shara Burns, Rachel Caldcr, Shelly Carranza, Gilbert Cass. John Catlett, Johnnie Cervantes. Modesto Chatham, Michel Christoffersen, Randy Christy. Paul Clemons, Kim Condon, Daniel Cook, Barbara Cosentino, Jeff Cox, Ray Crafts, Terry Cruz, Jerry Currier, Carol Dawes. Richard DeLaCruz, Rachel DeLaRio, Tina Dcsch, Tckla Dickens, Laura Dominquez. Rebecca Douglas, Steven Earls, Kenneth 62 Enos, Lauren Ewers. Paul Fahy, Julie Fierro, Sylvia Foster. Linda Fox. Jeff Gamez, Jeannette Garcia, Betty Garcia. Brenda Garcia, Corey Gartner, Shelley Gillam, Tina Gordon. Larry Gould. Pam Guerrero. Luis Hall. Gary Hall. Rowena Hanley. Jerry Harris. Denise Harris. Harold Hcmickcr. Barbara Hernandez. Ramona Hicks. Debbie Hildahl. Kelly Hill. Robin Horton. James Huerta. Elsie Huff. Janice Huff. Thomas Jackson. Vanessa James. Brenda Jeffers, Joe Jensen. Becky Jordon. Zephaniah Kerr, Isaac Kerr. Kathleen Kompelicn. Janet Krocning, Patricia LaCanfora, Greg LaCanfora, Pat Lawson. Kathy Lee. Brenda Lewis, John Litton. Terri Lopez. Laura 63 Lovcttc, Daphne Loya, Joe Lukens, Larry Lundgren. Kcary Lyons, Shelby Maestas, Carrie Marcus, Linda Marshall, David Martin. Wendy Martinez, Rosie Mathews, Dave McCaffcrty, Lisa McFarland, Jerry Mediano, Cindy Medina, Mary Mendez, Frank Mcraz, Sheila Miranda, Cecelia Montgomery, Timmy Moore, Katie Moreno. Cynthia Naus, Carol Nccochca. Karen Nelson, Alton Ncubaucr, Nancy Nunez, Cynthia Olvera. Eloisc Ortega. Joe Ortega. Lydia Ortega, Tim Palacios, Stephanie Palmer, Brian Paul, Lorin Pcllum. Don Phillips. Charlene Pinkerson, Kammic Porter, Glen Ramos. Diane Randolph, Steve Rayson, Laura Redmond. Randy Reeder, Steve Rhodes, Caley Rice, Cynthia Riggs. Dana 64 Riggs, Rodney Rivera, Leo Roberts. Tommy Roffers, Karen Rosamond, John Rubcl, David Sanchez. Delbert Sanchez. Elisco Sanchez, Ronald Sanchez, Sandra Sanford, Larcnc Schum. Matt Sexty. Chuck Shepard. Robert Soriano. Danny Sparks. Jim Stanfield. Dale Stokes, Darryl Strange. Ezza Strange, Joann Strickland, Brenda Sutcliffe. Ken Taylor. Sircyia Temples. Richard Thibault. Marcel Thompson. Sheri Thorpe. Terry Tremblay. Kathy Tripp. Sue Tryon. Raymond Valdez. Mike Vig. Valcrcc Wagner. Bobby Wallace, Colleen Wallis. Annie Walls. Frances Ware. Jerry Ware. Terry Wellington. David Whcclock. Theresa Wiggs, Tom Wilcox. Rick Williams, Joe Williams, Todd Wilson. Byron Woody, Jack Yang. Ac Yeomans. Robert Around And About With Friends Isaac Kerr takes advantage of one of the three coke machines. Hi there. I’m Geneva Downs! Sophomores get a chance to gossip during lunch. David, Jack, and Lorin find it's more pleasant to cat lunch outside. 66 “You know, wc shouldn’t be meeting like this.” It’s nice that Theresa Whcclock can laugh at herself. Tom Huff watches one of the all too frequent and unnecessary locker fires. We’re Proud To Be . . . 68 SECRETARY PEGGY JOHNSON TREASURER EILEEN MORENO 69 Adams, John Aguilar, Angela Alexander, Ralph Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Shervonne Atkins, Rachcllc Avila, Tommy Baird, Shcrrcll Barnett, Loretta Bean, Robbie Becerra, Donald Berkeley. Lori Berry, Johnny Bourdlaics, Steven Brown, Heidi Bunion. Kim Burgoync, Kami Casey, Brett Chance. Kim Chatham, Eric Colton, Steve Coulter, Susan Crittenden. Karen Cross, Sherri Cullors, Marvin Darrach. James Davis. Mamie Del Rio, Elizabeth Dominguez, Sheila Dorsett. Maureen Douglas, Roberta Ellis. Steven Ellison. Danny Falcon. Lupe Fladger, Barry Foster, Linda Fox. Suzanne Frierson, Janinc Frierson, Kermit Garcia, Cclinda Garcia, Gary Garcia, Mona 70 Gardaya. Lanette Gartner, William Gordon, Ricky Gutierrez, Teresa Hall, Patrick Harrell, Michelle Hawkins, Johnnette Hawley, Cameron Hernandez, Lorena Hernandez, Luis Hernandez, Rachel Horsman, Steve Howard, Alex Hughes. Albert Hyso, Scott Ibarra, Jaime Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Debbie Jensen, Laurie Johnson, Peggy Kalchcrt, Kurt Kendrix, Jeffrey Kermott, Nora Kirby. Lynn Klein, Dancll Koahou, Abel Kocstcr, Shauna Kruka, Frank Lacanfora, Cynthia Law, Jeff Lewis, Sandy Lindquist, Kevin Lindsey, Brett Link, Ted Litton, Adrien Lofton. Andy Lomas, Roxanne Lopez, Charles Lopez, Chris Lopez, Maria Macias, Linnea Macias. Steve Malicki, Marie 71 Marcus, Mary Martel, Irene Martinez, Rosanna Mason. Diane Maxficld, John McDaniel, Ronnie MeGensy, Lori Medina, Rebecca Meeker, Darrel Mendoza. Johnny Miller, Jeanette Montgomery, Mario Moreno, Eileen Ncwbold. Melanie Niemi, Kevin Nunez, Sheila Ocstman, Darrel Ortega, Connie Ortega, Katie Ortega, Raymond Palmer, Vaughn Parker. Jeff Pierce, Cathy Posey, Cheryl Presley, Kim Quinones, Eva Rcagins. Denae Roberts. Kandy Rocha, Marty Roffers, Rick Rogers, Rico Rubcl, John Ruiz. Sheri Rumberger. Lorraine Rutherford, Melissa Saminego. Bernadette Sanchez. Alfonso Schocnborn, Brian Shinklc, Thomas Sibolc, Sandy Sitter, Michelle Siva, Sarah Slinging. Peggy Smith, Anthony Smith. Mike Stark. Larry Stokes, Marvin Strange. Alvin Taylor. Serena Teague, Via Telesio, Diane Thomson, Sandra Toro, Joann Tryon, Gail Tryon. Kevin Valdez. Rebecca Vallcsillo, Nancy Vaughn, Rosie Velasquez, Debbie Velasquez, James Villalpando, Joseph Wallace, Suzette Wallis, Laurie Walton, Gwen Ward. Bernice Whaley, Ralph Whcclock, Patricia White, Jeff White, John Whitehead, John Williams, Chuck Williams. Danny Williams, Kenneth Williams, Wade Wischart, Duane Witt. Tina Anderson. James Avila, Sylvia Cox, Branda Doolittle, Jeff Gonzales, Louis Guerrero, Georgina lacino, Lena Martin. James McDonnell, Fred McDonough, Denise Merez. Irene Miguel, Frank Moore, Sharon Sanchez, John Saubcl, Mario Spencer, Joanne Time Spent VANESSA THOMAS “Nell Block B.: 3; 4. Crest Girl: 2. Drill Team: 3. Rally: 4. Volleyball: 3. Plans to go to a J.C. JAYDEE MARIE TOWNSEND Jay Annual Staff: 4. Class Float: 4. Drill Team: I; 2. House of Representatives: 4. Rally: 1; 2; 3; 4. Spanish Club: 3; 4. Plans to attend a J.C. and go into mod- eling or Fashion Designing. CARRIE ANN TRYON A Cappclla Choir: 2; 3; 4. CSF: I; 2. Daisy Chain: 3. Girls Glee: 1. Interact: 1; 2. Musical: 3. Spanish Honor So- ciety: 4. Plans to go into Med. School for Ob. SHERRY L. TRYON Plans to go to college and major in Police Science. FLOYD W. VELASQUEZ Chief Cross Country: 1. Transferred. Wres- tling: 2. DEBORAH DAYE WALDEN Dec Dee” A Capella Choir: 2; 3; 4. All School Play: 2. Daisy Chain: 3. FHA: Pres. 3, 4. Girls Glee: I. Musical: 3. Sip n Sing: 1; 2; 3. Tennis: 2. Plans to become a nursery school teacher. DEBIE SUE WASHBURN Deb Art Club: 3. Cheerleader: I; 2. Rally: 1; 2 Plans to attend a J.C. RITA LAGAIL WASHINGTON Gail AAYA: 3; 4. Block B.: 3; 4. CSF: 3; 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Flag Girl: 2. French Club: 3: 4. Girls Basketball Scorckeep- cr: 3. Homecoming Queen: 4. Plans to become a dental assistant. GARY ALAN WILCOX Willy House of Representatives. Football: I. Plans to go into the U.S.M.C. IZOLA MAE WILLIAMS “Zo Zody Mac”’ AAYA: I; 2; 3; 4. Band: 2. Block B.: 3; 4. CSF: 3: 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Rally: 1; 2; 3: 4. Scorekeepcr Volleyball: 3. Softball: I; 2; 4. TAC Girl: 4. Plans to go to college and major in Business Administration. STEVEN WAVERLY WILLIAMS “Super Steve Band: 3: 4. Jazz Band: 1; 2; 3; 4. Span- ish Club: 3: 4. Spanish Honor Society: 4. Plans to be a music teacher. PHILLIP L. WISE Track: I: 2. DONALD IRVIN WRAY Dumb Major “D.B. Band: 1; 2; 3; Pres. 4. Drum Major: 3; 4. Jazz Band: I; 2; 3; 4. SANDRA ELLEN YEOMANS Sandic AFS: I; 2. All School Play 2. Band: I; 2; Officer 3, 4. Class Floats: 1; 2; 3. CSF: 2; 3; 4. Daisy Chain: 3. Inter- act: 1; Pres. 2; 3. Jazz Band: 2; 3; 4. Musical: 1. Rally: 3. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 3. Plans to attend San Diego State. KARIM H. ZAHEDI Zi A Cappclla Choir: 1; 2; 3; 4. Band: 1. CSF: I; 2; Proj. Chair. 3; 4. JV Tennis: 1. MUN: 1: Pres. 2; Proj. Chair. 3; 4. Musical: 1; 3; 4. Sip V Sing: I; 2; 3; 4. Spanish Club: 2; 3; 4. Spanish Honor Society: 3; 4. Stockton: 3. V. Tennis: 2. Plans to go to college and major in Pol- itical Science. Awards For Friends 1978 Daisy Chain-Bottom: T. Adcll, A. Adrian, L. Hawley, P. Herrera, J. Hcslop, V. Howard. L. Jensen, B. Klein, Top: M. LaCanfora, N. Malicki, T. Harlow, C. McFarland, S. Minobc, L. Nguyen, L. Schoenborn, R. Zaitz We would like to pay tribute to all the seniors who are recognized through awards and scholarships, for their outstanding achievements. Also the junior girls who were selected for Daisy Chain are congratulated. We congratulate all students who will be recognized on Awards night, as graduation nears. Our friends, we’re proud of you. Bridget Klein and Karen Schoenborn working on Bronco Corner. Linda Stark and Robert Jenson receive Outstanding Teacher-Student Awards. 1977 Daisy Chain-Bottom: D. Anderson. M. Adrian. T. Cassadas, T. Ewers, M. Hcrold. A. Lea, L. Stark, T. Thomas, G. Washington. I. Williams. Top: L. Bratton. C. Colton. C. Crafts. M. Hernandez. A. Hughes, L. Romano. K. Schoenborn. D. Washburn, S. Yoemans 78 Active Spirited The first and third Tuesday of every month finds A.S.B. meeting in the cafe alcove. Mike, President, starts the meeting by having Karen, Vice-president, lead the flag salute and all other members join in. Maurice, Comm, of Records, reads the minutes from previous meetings. Mr. Rusk, advisor, adds suggestions where necessary. Essentially, A.S.B. is the school government. Any and all school activities have to be approved by the A.S.B. Council. This prevents clubs from having a monopoly on certain functions. It allows all clubs equal chance to raise money. A.S.B. has the responsibility of making many decisions and the officers take their duties seriously. Mike Shirley conducts an ASB meeting with Mary Adrian, Karen Schocnborn, and Maurice Calderon looking on. Broncos Laurie Romano stares in amazement as Maurice reads meeting minutes upside down. ASB-Bottom: M. Rcagins, Second: B. Johnson, C. Flores, M. Adrian, M. Calderon, M. Shirley, K. Schoenborn, D. Johnson, Third: B. Morisscttc, L. Romano, D. Anderson. Sometimes the issues under discussion get a little boring. Etnhusiasm RALLY-ed By Broncos Queen, after five girls and their escorts parade out onto the gym floor in their elaborate attire. Prcceeding Homecoming night, members of Rally Club help boost the excitement of the event by holding a mock contest. With deafening applause, the crowd proves Kathy Walton Rally Club With the help of Ms. Medore, advisor, Brenda Morissettc, Rally Club President, has put on skits to promote spirit throughout the student body. Besides making people laugh at pep assemblies, Rally Club is able to present boxing star Ken Norton, during a surprise pep assembly. Mr. Norton talks to the students and signs autographs to the refrain of “Rocky” played by the band. Captain of the week, Maurice Jackson, requests support and spirit from the Bronco fans during a pep assembly. Beaumont varsity cheerleaders looking their best. Maurice Calderon is baffled as he is awarded a giant rattle. Bottom: M. Hernandez, B. Morisette, D. Anderson; Row 2:1. Williams. C. McFarland, B. James, N. Malicki, J. Heslop.T. Thomas. V. Thomas; Row 3: M. Anderson, B. Cook, C. Wallace. V. Black. L. Baliff, E. Huerta, A. Adrian, L. Schocnbom, Ms. Medore; Row 4: L. Jensen, D. Hicks, P. Rogers, R. Hernandez, J. Miller, M. Reagins; Row 5: T. Campbell, M. Enriquez, V. Jackson, V. Burns, K. Schocnborn, C. Colton. M. Adrian, D. Klein, L. Sanford, D. Trimmer. T. Adcll. J. Fahy; Row 6: K. Clemons, P. Johnson, C. Posey, B. Bremer, M. Reagins, R. Johnson, M. LaCanfora, P. Hernandez, T. Gilliam: Top: S. Anderson, W. Johnson, A. Miller, B. Anderson 80 Service comes in many forms. If you’re interested in service to BHS, join Block B. If service to ecology is your niche in life, check out the John Muir Environmental Awareness Club. If you aspire to make a contribution in government, get your experience by joining MUN. There arc plenty of activities planned by each club. Block B sponsors the annual Block B Christmas Basketball Tournament. Hiking keeps the John Muir Environmentalists on the move and Model UN participates as delegates from Qatar and Upper Volta in a mock United Nations setting. MUN president Karim Zahcdi and advisor Mr. John Greene talk over delegations MUN members: T. Barber, K. Zahcdi, K. Nicmi, K. Schocnborn, T. Adcll, B. Roach, E. Leighty, R. Evans, L. Romano Brawn Vs Members set down a constitution to form the John Muir Environmental Awareness Club. Members plan the tournament during a Block B meeting. Block B members: B. Johnson. D. Anderson, B. Popcck. A. Hughes: 2nd: M. Rubei, J. Fahy, M. Shirley, T. Thomas. J. Haglcr, J. Vallcsillo, V. Thomas. D. Jackson, G. Washington. 3rd: D. Zahcdi, A. Martinez. K. Marcus. A. Enriquez, M. Jackson. M. Calderon: 4th: T. Amis, R. Johnson. D. Ncubauer, I. Williams, C. Phillips: Top: C. McFarland, S. Sanchez. M. Anderson. J. Alexander, M. Lucas Brain Bottom: D. Zahedi, K. Schoenborn, C. Flores, S. Minobc. L. Stark, M. Valdez; 2nd: A. Adrian, M. Hernandez, J. Heslop, M. Adrian, B. Klein, T. Litton, C. McFarland, A. Lea; 3rd: Mrs. Mcltzcr. T. Thomas. L. Hawley, E. Mathews, I. Williams. B. James, Mrs. Doyle; 4th: D. Anderson, S. Gartner, C. Crafts. B. Hemickcr. T. Ewers, M. Chatham, M. Malicki, R. Martinez, J. Baxter; Top: K. Zahcdi. M. Schum, G. LaCanfora, T. Barber. D. Colton CSF members review profits on the stationary sale. Want to buy a ticket for the CSF dinner? Advisors, Mrs. Mcltzcr and Mrs. Doyle collect dues. A very active club on campus is CSF (California Scholarship Federation) which holds their annual stationary sale, not to mention their dinner with the theme of Easter. The life members receive pins for being in CSF for four semesters out of their last five. Their good deed for the year is putting on an Easter egg hunt for the kids at the Satclitc School. Then the big field trip comes and off they go to Bcatlcmania! This Book Is Brought To You By . . . This year’s annual staff began its work early. In August, Jaime Hcslop, Laurie Romano, and MS. Marilyn Medorc, journeyed VIA TOYOTA, to the University of California at Irvine to participate in a workshop for annual staffs. Between the time spent sunning at the beach, they managed to learn photo, design, and copy techniques. They transferred their newly gained knowledge to the other San Gorgonian staff members to re-create this year in words and pictures. Sporis Editor Jaime explains the layout to Lisa. Taking a break from summer classes is the group who studied yearbook at UCI. The faculty class sections, Marguerite, Julie, Carolyn, Mary get together. Co-Editors, Linda Christy, try to revive advisor Ms. Mcdore after a deadline. 82 In September, the annual staff kicks off their yearbook sale with a campaign entitled “Impress Yourself.” Each student who buys a book receives an “I’m Impressed” iron on T shirt patch. Annual staff also supplements the book cost by selling ads, patrons, and carnations. Deadlines are hectic and all annual work is kept top secret. The end of the year party is a time for all “staffers” to get together and celebrate the completion of the book. All together now! Nan works on a layout for Choir. That’s the way it’s done,” is shown by some of the annual staff members. Jaime works with her hands and also her mouth. Bottom: M. Adrian, Ms. Medorc, T. Cassadas; Second: L. Stark, C. Colton, L. Romano, C. Crafts, J. Townsend, A. Adrian, M. Hernandez, J. Cassadas; Third: J. Hcslop; Top: N. Malicki, L. Jensen. 83 The four “W’s” become a very important and integral part of the newspaper work done by the staff of the STAMPEDE. When researching information about on-campus events, or interviewing the personalities and athletes of the month, the reporters need to know who, what, where, and when, so they can bring accurate reports to the student body. Stampede Staff puts the final touches on another issue. We Publish Advisor, Mr. Teague, shows Robert Patterson how it’s done. Bottom: A. Hicks, D. Roberts. M. Loera, K. Torres; 2nd: G. Potter. R. DcLaCruz. R. Grandbcrry, C. Romero, R. Patterson; Top: C. Rice. J. Fahy En Espanol Spanish Club is open to anyone who is taking or has taken Spanish at BHS. The club plans a Mexican Dinner in April and also a raffle for a portable TV. One of the highlights of the year is going to the San Gabriel Mission and Universal Studios on their annual field trip. Bottom: T. Litton. B. Anderson. I. Williams, V. Burns. R. Tryon. M. Hcrold, M. Reagins. L. Stark. B. Klein. A. Adrian, J. Heslop, L. Jensen, W. Wischart. J. Gamez; 2nd: C. Anderson, M. Valdez, K. Nccochca, T. Ewers. T. Gutierrez, L. Bcrkcly, S. Burleson. L. Schoenborn. S. Thompson. T. Whcclock. S. Caldcr, R. Martinez, D. McDonough, N. Kermott; 3rd: A. Aquiliar, C. Rice, L. Kirby. S. Siva. V. Black, K. Clemons, L. Sanford. M. Link, J. Miller, B. James. J. Miller, P. Barron. Mrs. Doyle; 4th: L. Ortega. L. lacino, C. Garcia, P. Johnson. J. Lee, J. Frierson. C. Posey, T. Adcll. D. Trimmer, M. LaCanfora, R. Johnson. B. Popcck, L. Macias, M. Rocha; 5th: D. Zahedi, B. Wilkerson. K. Zahedi. R. Hill, S. Wavcrly, P. Hernandez. C. LaCanfora; Top: S. Sibole, J. Maxficld, L. Stark, D. Ocstman, T. Link, R. Wilcox, M. Schum. Bottom: Mrs. Doyle; Top: L. Stark, T. Litton, D. Zahedi. S. Minobe In addition to Spanish Club, there is Spanish Honor for advanced students who have received an “A” in Spanish II or above. They are sponsoring the film CASINO ROVALE and selling posters, candy, pepperoni sticks, and Banning caps throughout the year. Do I hear SI.00? Baby, what a big surprise! Bottom: R. Wilcox, S. Williams. M. Schum, Top: T. Ewers, B. Roach, M. Valdez 85 ■I MECHA—Movimiento Estudiante Chicano dc Aztlan, translated into English stands for “The Brown Student Movement of Aztl n.” Mexican-Amcrican students from our campus make up the Mccha club which points its goal at self-identity. A profitable dinner not only enriches the club’s finances. but personal relations with friends and is a chance for members to become closer. With the sudden passing of Marina Martinez, a slow-down comes to the activities of the club. Cinco dc Mayo, the big event for the club, is observed at U.C.R. with the members sharing in their heritage. Taking a break from serving arc some of Mcchas members. Members helping during their recent dinner. Bottom: R. Martinez. G. Frcgoza, M. Loera, B. Martel, L. Chapperosa Second: M. Marcus. S. Fierro, M. Davis. S. Dominguez. B. Dominguez. R. Dc La Cruz, C. Compus Top: L. Fierro, Y. Dominguez, R. Garcia, K. Ortega. L. Lopez, C. Garcia, N. Lopez. 86 Yule Like Our Christmas Pouring a cup of tea in Amsterdam, Mrs. Gricco recalls her time spent in London. Lisa McCaffcrty grinds coffee while contemplating New Year’s resolutions to be made in Paris. Bottom: R. Gordon. M. Smith, R. Roffers Top. L. Loera, L. Nguyen. N. Malicki, C. Naus, V. Vig, T. Litton. N. Ncubauer, K. Trembly. Mrs. Grieco Nights aren’t very silent for Mrs. Grieco and those students who spend their Christmas vacation touring Europe. London, Amsterdam, Brussels, and Paris offer much excitement for these adventurists, and a cheery New Years Eve is spent by celebrating “Rcveillon” in Paris. Those fortunate students include: Denise McDonaugh, Mona Lisa Garcia, Valeree Vig, and Lisa McCaffcrty. With much enthusiasm and anticipation, French Club begins their active year with a successful Halloween Dance, assisted by new advisor, Mrs. Grieco. Enhancing the night is a costume contest proving Steve Williams scariest, portraying Darth Vadar; and Rodney Kerr funniest, appearing as a clown. Dancing isn’t the only activity occupying the French club’s agenda, as different trips are planned for Disneyland and to various French restaurants. Fund raising activities by the 20 members center around the selling of candy, a bake sale, and an Easter basket raffle. This club begins their busy year with new members and a new advisor, and are proving to be a very spirited group. Our Roots Give Us Bottom: D. Conner, B. Anderson, V. Black, M. Rcagins. A. Brownlee 2nd: D. Reagins, S. Lewis, D. Jackson. M. Rcagins, S. Wallace, 3rd: T. Ware, D. Hicks, C. Posey, C. Wallace, G. Washington, I. Williams. V. Jackson. Top: L. Amis, L. Rayson, I. Wilson, M. Lucas, J. Alexander. Miss Powell. As each new year begins, most clubs start preparing for fund raising activities that will help them financially. This year the Afro American Youth Association has done just that. To help them meet these goals, they have elected Mark Reagins, President; Veronica Black, Vice President; Brenda Anderson, Secretary; Rowena Hall, Assistant Secretary; June Alexander, photographer; and Lydia Hawley, reporter. Their first project for the year is a Record Hop, which sets the club on the right financial track. Activities go full force during Black History Week. This week originated in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, a well known black historian whom we call the Father of Black History. At the start of the week, the club has a dinner and crowns Debbie Johnson AAYA Queen. Mark, AAYA President, introduces princesses “Dessert anyone?” ask Vanessa Pegi, Brenda. Lydia, and Queen Debbie. Jackson and Kermit Frierson. “How about a bite to cat?” inquires Veronica Black of Alvin Miller at the AAYA dinner. 88 A club on campus that is designed to prepare students for domesticity is FHA. Otherwise known as Future Homemakers of America, the members acquaint themselves with different methods for accomplishing tasks around the home, such as sewing and cooking. As in all cases, sometimes the club’s efforts arc not too successful. So, if you smell something burning, it may be that one of the members has missed quite a few meetings. Mrs. Arthur, advisor, looks on at a club meeting. Food For Thought Andrea Lake. Cheryl Hicks, Bea Davis. Debbie Walden, Janice White, and Kathy Mathis discussing the club's agenda. Kim Clemons, Brenda James, and Veronica Black listen during officer elections. MAKING MUSIC FOR OUR FRIENDS A military affect is added by the new rifle squad. The flag girls catch a few moments of practice before stepping off. With authority. Drum Major Don Wray conducts the Marching Band. Displaying the trophies won by the Bronco Band, is Drill Team Captain. Adriana Guerrero. As Drum Major, Don Wray, blows the whistle, the “Pride of Banning” marches onto the football field to perform their entertaining half-time show, which is also performed at the Inland Empire Field Show. In preparation for these half-time shows and many parades, such as Colton Band Review, Lester Oaks Band Review, Santa Monica “El Primero” Band Review, and Long Beach All-Western Band Review, the band attended a clinic held in Idyllwild at the beginning of the school year. There, under the direction of Mr. Gary Locke, the 64 musicians rehearsed their music, and the 33 girls, representing the drill team and attached units, worked out precision routines, and all members were taught the meaning of pride. The result of their efforts has been the thrill of victory. Coldness blankets all of southern California, but our spirited band marches in any weather: rain, sleet, or snow. In January, the freezing wind still doesn’t stop the band from performing at Disneyland and again demonstrating the three P’s: POSTURE, PERSONALITY, and PRECISION. A smiling face always helps to make good music. Rasin' on down the road with the percussion section during half-time. 91 I Got The Music Becky Baird and Jill Miller tool. Mini-tour is a common word among the students of Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band. This term means many concerts for both groups. For Wind Ensemble, there arc concerts at Knott's Berry Farm. The Queen Mary, and Long Beach Veteran's Hospital. Jazz Band has concerts at Hemet High. Cal-Statc. San Bemadino, and Burbank High. Both groups perform together at Coombs Junior High and Hemmcrling Schools to inspire future musicians. Not only arc there these performances, but civic functions, pep rallies, and school activities. One minute you can hear the Jazz Band playing a piece from the Big Band Era. and the next you can hear strains of STAR WARS by the winds. The Wind Ensemble rehearses for the Soup Supper. Woodwinds are wild. Jazzing around with Jazz Band. jazz Band don’t take no jive. In Me One of the major requirements for getting into Girls’ Glee is that you must be female. If you fulfill this requirement, then you try out. If luck and talent are with you, you’ll be singing your way into the hearts of millions. After you’ve been in awhile, you’ll find that you’ll sing at other high schools. In March, all the girls participate in the Sip ‘N Sing. It’s a song-filled year! Harmonizing during a rehearsal. M r. Jensen is the center of attention as the girls sing together. Bottom: J. Walker. N. Kcrmott. G. Tryon, C. Moreno: 2nd: E. Quinones, P. Herrera, S. Calderon, S. Avila, E. Strange, G. Wayne. L. Sanford, T. Currier, K. Pierce: Top: J. Engle, B. Perez, J. Miller, B. Cook, B. Silvas, K. Kerr, P. McComisky, M. Tryon. K. Roffcrs, L. Kirby. B. Bremer, P. Mann Sing, Sing A Song Many students on campus have been pondering the following question and have had a desire to know: What exactly arc the choir members hiding under those green robes? Well, the Annual staff investigated and with each minute got closer to the truth. They met choir members rehearsing fifth period, taking voice lessons after school, and were entertained by them at the Sip ’N Sing and Christmas concert. One afternoon, during a rehearsal for their musical production Bye, Bye Birdie, an Annual photographer snapped a candid photo and the secret is out. Choir director, Mr. Jensen, leads a rehearsal. Bridget Klein shows us what Choir members wear under their robes. Tra, la, la ... The lights arc dimmed for the annual Bottom: T. Adcll, D. White, R. Humphrey, J. Kompelein, L. Sanford, L. Stark, G. Christmas concert. Silvas, R. Perez, S. Ellis, K. Neimi, 2nd: M. Bratton. K. Dabney, S. Minobe, L. Bratton, L. Cross, J. Huff, A. Guerrero, D. Trimmer, 3rd: K. Zahcdi, K. Link, G. Ritch, T. Gillam, K. Sanford, B. Klein, G. Maddoz, R. Zaitz, K. Neimi, D. Zahcdi, Top: Mr. Jensen, T. Barber, G. Tyron, T. Miller, T. Adcll, M. Link, J. White, R. Lapham, T. Humphrey, B. Wagner. Members of the Club produced and sold Christmas trees, as shown by Laurie Schocnborn. Bottom: M. Link, R. Kerr, M. Enriquez, L. Jensen, L. Schocnborn. J. Hcslop. B. Davis, Mrs. Halverson; 2nd: D. Klein, T. Link, T. Dcsch, A. Kaminski, J. Prettyman, L. Black, R. Ortega, W. Wischart, E. Gamez; 3rd: D. Conner, V. Jackson, J. Lee, R. Evans, D. Hicks. K. Stokes. A Really Talented Club Colorful, creative, and original are only a few words out of many that best describe the talented efforts of the Art Club. Even though their membership is fairly small, this group has ventured far and progressed well. Early in the year, a strong second place was won by the group in a van painting contest, and those involved participated in window painting as well. This is what it’s all about. Putting pencil to paper is freshman Ted Link. It takes a moment to create an idea, as Vanessa Jackson shows. 95 “Wc got spirit. Yes we do. We got spirit, how about you?” This cheer echoes across the football field and the Varsity Cheerleaders wait for a response from the visiting fans. When the opponents’ rooters fail to acknowledge their spirit, a “put down” yell lead by Head, Brenda Cockron, begins. Mascot, Laurie Schoenborn begins to clown around. Wearing her oversized sun glasses, and banana necklace, she does her “big fig” imitation. It’s a typical Friday night and the Varsity cheering squad has let loose and the girls are cheering on the Broncos for another big win. Practice for the Varsity squad involves a clinic in Riverside in August. When the cheerleaders take away ribbons, a trophy for hardest working, and a spirit stick, they know all efforts so far have been worth it and a promising year lies ahead. It’s a year of personal wins and losses, and team wins and losses. But cheering is the skill to show spirit whether there is a win or a loss. Varsity Cheerleaders. Songlcadcrs. Mascot % Mikki Ishida Jaime Hcslop Brenda Cockron - Head “WE GOT SPIRIT!” Debbie Johnson Roxie Zaitz Angela Adrian Laurie Schocnborn ... BUT WE SAY BRONCOS Come on everybody do the Shake, shake, shake.' Bronco beat! urges Brenda. After cheering, Roxie Zaitz discovers a voice loss. Giddy-up, orders Jaime Heslop of Laurie Schoenborn. 98 We Say Fight . . Sheri Thompson With bubbling enthusiasm, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders stand in front of the Banning Bronco fans and encourage their traditional spirit. Boosting and rooting for the J. V. athletic teams arc an “on the Job” trainee period for those girls interested in and qualified to continue their cheering up into their junior and senior years for the varsity teams. It's an activity that requires enthusiasm and a desire to participate. J.V. Cheerleaders 99 Helping Friends Becoming familiar with the vital life Virginia Andrade fills out a patient's sustaining machine is Dennis Longdyke. diet chart. Bottom: P. Wise, A. Bates, D. Longdyke, Top: P. Herrera, V. Andrade, M. Isbcl, L. Whaley Alfred Bates knows that his ROP training will prove worthwhile in the future. Phillip Wise practices blood pressure procedures on Dennis Longdyke. 100 I f you happen to be 16 years old and a senior or junior, you arc eligible for the ROP program. ROP, better known as the Regional Occupational Program, provides vocational training in a real life setting. There is a Child Development course held at the child care center. Cosmetology at the Beauty College, Medical at Pass Memorial Hospital, and Retail Merchandising at Cornet, TG Y, and Benos. The students who take advantage of ROP arc better preparing themselves for the future. Marking sale items is one part of Debbie Dunaway’s job as ROP worker. Wigs arc available for the cosmetologists to style. In The Community Besides playing with the children, ROP ROP cosmetologists get to practice hair care and facial care on each other before students learn techniques for child care. working with customers. 101 “Happy Days” Are Here Again Would you believe that at the other end of the rope that David Marshall and Jack Woody arc tugging at. is a student from Central? Anticipation fills the air as the Fabulous 50’s come to the campus. Everything looks as if this homecoming is to be the best one we’ve had. Floats arc being built to perfection, and people are getting ready for this week’s festivities. Student involvement starts on Monday with dress-up day, and Freshman Stephen Douglas, in suit and tie, taking the award. During lunch, Football player, Mike Rubel, finds himself auctioned off by ASB for a mere S7.25 to sophomore, Elsa Huerta, who can do with him what she pleases. Tuesday, and those auctioned off football players arc now the slaves of some of the shyest girls around campus. Take Bobby Amis, for instance, who has to kneel down and kiss his owner’s hand under the watchful eyes of his fellow classmates. Wrapping up the lunch hour is the singing trio of Marcus, Shirley, and Calderon. Could we recognize that tune as our alma mater? It seems on Wednesday, people forget their regular school attire and turn up in the grubbiest dress they can find. Deanna Hammond “out grubs” them all. Is it the rollers in her hair, or the fact that part of her panty hose seems to be missing that makes her so attractive? Slave, Mike Shirley, decides to “hang around for Homecoming Week. “If you say one thing about my white socks. I’ll whip you with my chain. Green 42. Green 42. set. hut. barks Quarterback. Mike Shirley. Boy do I feel pale! exclaims an unknown obstacle course participant. “You mean this isn't the truck to San Quentin? question the football players. The rules of the homecoming games arc as plain as the nose on my face. Looking very smug over his high bid, is Mike Rubcl during the football auction. The yokes on Steve Heslop during the egg toss. The sounds of Chubby Checker echo throughout the quad, as our own Laverne and Shirley, Teresa Gilliam and Jill Miller, lead off the twist in Thursday’s celebration of theme day. Others who get into the act arc Disco Deak and the hard core greaser. Mr. Smith, who is on cloud nine reliving his youth. Spirit reaches a high frenzy as green and white day draws the entire student body together in a pep assembly. Brenda James, who decks herself out in all shades of green and white, goes away with the title of most spirited and five football players leave the gym with pies in their faces. All in all, it’s a week to remember. A special thanks goes out to Diane Anderson. Commissioner of Activities, who coordinated the fun. I've got the pretzels, who’s got the beer? asks Kim Marcus. 101 Anxiously the crowds line the streets, and nervously the riders of the class floats wait in the parking lot for the start of the Homecoming Parade. Leading off with the Pride of Banning, Bronco Band, the parade begins. Grand Marshall, Mr. Stan Concrly, waves to the spectators. And on with the floats ... Miss Banning, Mikki Ishida, during the Homecoming Parade. STAN i CONNERLY GRAND I Marshat t I Our own Grand Marshall. Mr. Stan Concrly. Third place winner is the Senior class. Placing second is the Sophomore class. And taking first place with their float, is the Junior class. 104 Our Friends Are Winners c 2. . t mA css Christy Colton Princess Marguerite Hernandez Queen Gail with her escort. Pink satin and white lace replace the usual green football jerseys on the field during the coronation of the new Homecoming Queen. The princesses vicing for the title, circle the field in chauffeur driven cars, and with their escorts pose for photo- graphs. In minutes they learn that the winner is . Princess Tori Miller Princess Mary Adrian Last year's Homecoming Queen. Kathy Camp- bell. crowning this year's Gail Washington. 1977-78 Homecoming Queen Gail Washington 10S Celebration Initiates Friendship Who arc all those guys dressed in suits? Well, of course they arc the football players. Two of the lucky guys, who look so fine, win Thanksgiving turkeys for their efforts. Students look on while the football players model their attire. Not only do the guys stand out, but there are a number of girls sporting CIF t-shirts. The student body gets into the act by building spirit for the first round of CIF. Some enter the dance contest, and Lisa Phillips and her partner. Ralph Alexander, come away winners with a gift certificate. It's a nice change of pace and a good way to build spirit with our friends. 10f. When we boogie ... we boogie woogic ... is displayed by ihc dancers in ihe dance contest. Co-Winner Bobby Amis struts his stuff. The best thing about this suit is the lining.” says co-winner Jeff Fahy. “One. two. three, look and see.” leases Maurice Jackson. What did Rufus Ware? The spectators enjoy the sights and sounds during the assembly. 107 Court On Court Senior Diane Anderson is escorted by Grant Courtney. Crowning of the 1978 Block B Queen Diane by 1975 Queen Diane Collins. Junior Angela Adrian and her escort Steve Baca. Peter Tripp escorts sophomore Mary Ann Baca. Mmrnm, Mmmm, Good. Senior Lorcnc Bratton escorted by Kirby Dabney. Freshman Linea Macias escorted by Bob Popcck. The Queen Is Dead, Long Live The King! It all starts with a few giggles, an innocent smile, and a note secretly passed in the halls. It’s that chance for one lucky guy to be invited to the February Spinster's Dance by a girl who has admired him from afar. Of course, he can’t refuse when she’s picking up the tab. Besides being with pleasant company, Fire and Ice provides the music for the pleasure of his feet, and ASB crowns the King of the dance. Long live the King! Princes Billy Johnson, Mark Rcagins. Rodney Kerr, and Richard Grandbcrry during a pep assembly. Rodney Kerr is escorted by Nancy Vallcsillo, Bill and his escort Roxic. Julie Cassadas 1978 Spinster’s King Billy Johnson, escorts Ken Link, Lydia Ortega escorts Steve Baca. Mark Rcagins and Vicki Howard. JoAnn Burgess escorts Joe Quinones. Anticipation sets in as the crowd awaits the arrival of the special guest. Mayor Brigitte Page presents the band and football team with awards. Diane Anderson cooks herself an omelet. Disc Jockey Rockin’ Ron Kay from KFXM sets up for the freshmen dance. no Traci Campbell finds it's not easy to make Quiche Lorraine for Frank “Mr. Eggman Moser from the California Egg Advisory Board. Close Encounters Of The Friendly Kind Strutting her stuff is Ms. Medorc, while Ken Norton looks on. Heavyweight Contender, Ken Norton, waits for the clapping to cease. I wonder if this means they like me. Getting her wish is Tharroshia Harrell kissing Ken Norton. Everything seems normal at first at the basketball assembly, but there is a mysterious feeling in the air. Nervously, Ms. Mcdore scuttles towards the microphone and begins to describe the highlights of a special person’s career. As she flashes a magazine cover the tension mounts. Students strain their eyes to see whose photo is on SPORTS ILLUSTRATED. Into the gym strides, the one, the only. Heavyweight Contender, Ken Norton. Special surprises come to some in the form of breakfast at school. When Mr. Eggman arrives in town, students learn how to make omelets. Quiche Lorraine and, Orange Julius. Some students find out it tastes better if some other hands cook besides their own. Another honor is the presence of Banning’s Mayor Brigitte Page. She presents awards to our outstanding Bronco Band and football team, making them official representatives of our town. Of course, there is the CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF THE “STRANGE” KIND, when KFXM Disc Jockey, Rockin’ Ron Kay, entertains with records and a dance contest at the Freshmen class Disco Night. Coming along to share the applause arc Manager and Trainer, Bill Slayton and Eddie Jones. Triggered by the roaring cheer of their fans, the notorious Banning Broncos proudly pound on to the field to the announcement of their name. Also known as the “BIG GREEN MACHINE, the Banning Broncos consistently dominate the field and electrify their opponents with superb ability. Tension reaches an ultimate high as Banning meets the Perris Panthers. With a spirited crowd behind them, our powerful team casually strolls off the field with a 29-20 victory and a defeat that is their customary style. The Broncos arc a dedicated group who work together to prove their superiority. With this dedication, they arc not separate pieces of a puzzle, but arc whole; they are one. Their ability to work as a team has put the Broncos ON THE ROAD TO C.l.F. Strategy plays an important part in the game. The Quarterback gives the signal that pushes the team closer to C.l.F. A good luck handshake is given to Jeff Fahv before he takes to the field. 114 On The Road To C.l.F. Making a successful kick. Terry Owens aids in defeating the Wildcats. Another touchdown for the Broncos. ns Don Pcllum-WR C Kirby Dabney-WR C Timmy Amis-WR C Dwayne Jackson-WR C Mike Shirlcy-QB Forrest Pcllum-RB C Bobby Amis-WR S Maurice Caldcron-RB S 116 Jeff Fahy-RB I.B Ii M Jimmy Diaz-C DE Rufus Warc-T N Michael Jackson-RB LB Aaron Enriquez-C DE Victor Garcia-G T Donald Gonzalcs-T T Fred Moreno-G T Dave Rubcl-T N Kim Marcus-G N d 1 tf jj Ron Naus-G LB Leo Lopez-T T 117 THE CLOSER WE GET, THE BETTER WE LOOK! Armcl Davison-T DE Maurice Jackson-T T Tony Miguel-T DE Mike Rubcl-T T Pat Echols-C l.B Augic Martinez-TE DE Dan Ncubaucr T T Peter Tripp-TE DE Coach Joel Escobar “Which way do I go? Head Coach Dave Duncanson Coach Ron Dcackoff 118 1 This is our goal post. Armel. explains Coach Deackoff. 1977 FOOTBALL SCORES 6 Orange Glen 24 16 Pomona 14 30 Beaumont 10 32 29 Palms 12 19 Bloomington 23 42 Rim 8 41 Elsinore 6 29 Perris 20 6 Bars tow 27 Jack LaLanc would be proud of me,' groans Kim Marcus. 119 Do I have a chance in Rocky Pari II? That Bear can't stop Bronco Kirby Dabney. Showing his skill. J.V. player. Lacy Black, carries the ball 10 yards for the Varsity team. C.I.F. Playoffs Another touchdown by the Broncos, makes the final score 18 to 6 against San Jacinto. 120 Even though the San Jac Tigers give it their all. they still can't stop the Broncos. Behind the Varsity football team is a man who is described by his fellow coaches as easy-going and a super person. He is Head Coach Dave Duncanson. Completing his fourth year at BHS and second year as head coach, he led the team to C.I.F. Dune, as he is called by his friends, thinks his coaching improves with each year of experience, and he tries to give 100% at all times. He feels good about the over-all performance of the team and says, “1 wish they could have played better in their last C.I.F. game and gone farther than they did.” His interest in the players as human beings, his knowledge of sports, and his dedication have made Dave Duncanson _,T , T THE MAN BEHIND THE TEAM. Forrest Pcllum heads toward the goal. Alone again ... naturally. Ending a dominating football season in the Sunkist League, the Banning Broncos trot off to San Jacinto adding another victory to their record, and a glorious win to their first C.I.F. playoff. This 18-6 reign brings an over-confident air to the team, ending the admirable season in a 27-6 loss to Big Bear. Their performance displays lack of motivation and numerous injuries prevent them from playing up to expectation. Despite the extent of their performance, the Bronco fans prove their unfailing pride for their team with their continuous aclaim and support. Additional yardage is covered on the Field by passing. I roni Row: C. Garcia, W. Ellison, G. Carran a. J. Ware, .1. Hanley. A. Koahov. T. Smith, .1. Westendorf. T. Lyons. T. Ortega, L. Paul. Middle Row: R. Ware. .1. White. I.. Black. I Miguel. M. Montgomery. J. Mcl-’arland. T. Montgomery, I;. Trammell. M. (iraham. Top Row. J. Lewis. R. Wilcox. I). Marshall. P. Hernandez. J. Parker. I. Kerr. M. Schallcr. G. Porter. B. Schoenborn Coaches Jim Anson and Dale Smith. Carrying the ball successfully is Randy Ware. 122 In prcparaiion for Varsity football participation, the J.V. team exhibits superb performance in their exciting season in the Sunkist League. Their well-disciplined talent proves worthy, as the reigning group remains undefeated throughout the season. Though each team member exemplifies individual abilities, they all pull together, displaying a diversified team. These mighty Broncos proclaim their superiority by offering their “undefeated” title to the school. Seven of the players arc honored for their merits by aiding the varsity team in the C.I.F. playoffs. After conferencing, the Broncos procede to a win over Elsinore. 1977 J.V. SCORES 28 14 0 0 6 0 54 Orange Glen Pomona Bcaumoi 29 Palms Bloomington Rim Elsinore Perris Barstow There's no stopping Bronco J.V. player, Mario Montgomery, who goes in for the touchdown. Defensive player, Mark Schallcr, holds the Elsinore Tigers back after a hard-hitting 123 They’re Off And Running . . . The strenuous routine of daily stretching exercises becomes monotonous to each cross-country team member. Yet, it brings a sense of accomplishment and self-admiration. Ray Johnson pulls ahead of Perris. Ron Cortez, Steve Reeder. Ray Johnson. John Vallcsillo, Mike Medina. Ralph Medina Waiting anxiously for the sound of the gun, the cross-country runners arc raring to go. 124 Sec Ralph run. Run Ralph run. Coach Cathy Dischingcr rides again! John Vallcsillo takes an easy stride while running at a steady pace. Straining hard. Ralph Medina crosses the finish line. On the female side of cross country are, Sandra Sanchez and Mary Anderson. Sandra, Steve, and Mary run the distance. During the season, Ray Johnson achieved a second place at the Perris meets and first J.V. All League Finals at Bloominton. Mary Anderson and Sandra Sanchez were top girl runners in the League. Mike Medina placed third at the Perris meets fifth at Barstow, and third and fifth at Rim. Steve Reeder and John Vallcsillo were good supporters all through the season. Ralph Medina and Ron Cortez also supported the team early in the season, but did not finish out the year. Coach Dischingcr and the team had hoped for more participants in this sport. Because of the team size, they were limited in their chances during meet competitions. 125 Brenda James starts the game with a serve. Getting down low to return the ball, is Marsha Rcagins. As her teammates look on. Kim Bunion returns the ball. ■W EM 126 Going for it is JV Player Sandra Ware. Volleyball is a game thal not only requires physical strength, but a certain amount of skill. A relatively new sport to BUS, girls volleyball has had its obstacles to overcome. With technical coaching from Dennis McKee, the girls of the Varsity team: Diane Anderson, Mary Anderson, Lanette Gardaya, Jcaninc Haglcr. Alice Hughes, Chris McFarland, Lori MeGensy, Charlene Phillips, Marsha Rcagins, Colleen Wallace, Kathy Walton, have tried to overcome those obstacles. A new addition to the J V team is Coach Darlene Swinson. The team consisting of Kim Bunion, Johnnettc Hawkins, Brenda James, Janet Kompelien, Sandy Lewis, Cheryl Posey, Suzettc Wallace, Gwen Walton, Sandra Ware, never let its spirit down, even in the face of defeat. JV Player, Janet Kompelien. shows her skill at serving. Brenda sets the ball for a return by Varsity Player, Diane Anderson spikes the ball. Janet. Sandra Ware goes for the point. Janet leaps at the chance to win the game. We Are The Champions, My Friends Taking it higher and tipping it to a Bronco is center, Robert Patterson. Helpless opponents look on as Armcl Davison goes up for two points. 128 Giving his smile of approval. Coach Ray Curtis is pleased with the 1st place win. The Banning Broncos certainly don’t limit their physical talents to football, as proven by the Varsity basketball team this year in their triumphant season. The dedicated eight display their superiority by finishing the Block B Tournament with a glorious first place. Outside of the scheduled weekly games, the team also takes time to participate in the Riverside Holiday Invitational Basketball Tournament. The deserving team ends the season with the chance to play in C.I.F. basketball finals and become Sunkist League Champs. They do it and remain undefeated. They truly are the champions, my friends. Jumping higher for the Broncos is Billy Johnson. 129 Craig Fuller, Center Peter Tripp, Forward Steve Heslop, Forward Armel Davison. Center Bobby Amis, Guard 130 Billy Johnson. Guard A jump ball with Terry Owens starts the game. This ball is mine,” believes Robert Patterson when he goes up for the rebound. Forrest Pcllum, Guard Robert Patterson. Forward 131 More Court Action Billy Johnson proves his skill as he shoots over the oppositions’ heads. “Come on, I dare you,” warns Forrest Pcllum. The score gets higher as the guys reach higher. Those jumping jacks learned in P.E. finally paid off. Showing their pride. Most Valuable Players, Robert Patterson and Steve Heslop go home with a victory and trophy in the Block B Tourney. 132 Sieve Heslop has a shot at the basket without any interference. The Varsity team builds spirit before taking to the court. 1978 Vanity Basketball Scores 44 Indio 59 70 PSJV 31 59 29 Palms 41 34 Ramona 40 49 Perm 58 45 LaSierra 44 55 Bloomington 54 62 Rim 37 68 Elsinore 51 55 Perris 47 56 Barsto 57 75 Bloomington 59 56 Rim 43 55 Elsinore 40 45 Perris 37 61 Barsto� 53 76 Bloomington 48 66 Rim 36 52 Elsinore 46 50 Perm 43 59 Barsto 55 Billy Johnson fights for a ball he knows is his. Hot Shots r This has been a basketball season that continually exposes the teams of Banning High to C.I.F. Trailing the efforts of the majestic varsity team, are the outstanding J.V. dribblers, who display a promising future as Varsity C.I.F. participants. Perhaps the statement received from Coach Dennis McKee, “lots of team spirit ...” is what encouraged the boys into their unparalleled rank. Nevertheless, this talented group proves to the Sunkist League to be a team with limitless abilities, and will bring this spirit and talent to the courts in 1979. Going up for a lay-up at the beginning of the quarter is Mario. Pat Echols looks astonished as he sinks the ball. The opponents look on in bewilderment as Steve Zicm puts one away. We got the ball, so let’s go! 1}4 Banning recovers the ball and heads down the court. John Vallcsillo jumps higher than his opponent for two more points. J.V. keeps the ball away from their opponents and the win to themselves. Walking away with a victory. Jump higher! It's a toss up. 135 736 S. Taylor, K. Bunton C. Phillips, L. Rayson C. Wallace, G. Maddox 1978 Girls Varsity and J.V. Basketball Teams L. Jensen, J. Gamez Jumping higher, Jeanne Haglcr sends the ball to Janet Kompclcin. K. Walton, K. Kerr C. Posey, E. Moreno P. Johnson, J. Lee M. Anderson, S. Sanchez What Is Title IX? Following the newly passed federal legislation of “Title IX, a closer look has been taken at girls’ athletics. Prior to the compliance of Title IX, all sports were regarded as a boys’ game, completely neglecting girls from the sport’s scene. This new regulation forbids sex discrimination in education, therefore, since Title IX, girls’ athletics have been on the up-lift. Banning High's girls’ basketball team was soon after talked to and much “in-depth information was gained concerning this malc-coached-all-girl-tcam. “Inspirational is how Coach Jim Anson defined coaching the girls. Their “unskilled abilities” arc refreshing as opposed to boys; as they haven’t gained any bad habits for which he would have to break them. Because of Title IX, much attention has been given to the girls in the manner of new uniforms and improved coaching, therefore. Title IX has been a proven advantage to the girls’ basketball team. Hopefully this will be an incentive for the start of more sports for girls. M. Baca, G. Walton 1 i 1� � .-• II i r � 13? r s y- iw 4 T. Gillam, T. Whcclock V. Brownlee, L. MeGensy, B. Lee ----- dia ■ 137 We Steal A Lot “Now, Coach Escobar, explains the referee, “this is the ball your team will use in the game of baseball. 1 1 II 138 But Never Get Caught Another steal for another victory. 139 Home Runs Are In 1978 Varsity Bronco Baseball Team Joel Escobar - Head Coach Randy Ware - Right fielder The harsh rains not only dampen the ground, but bring to a screeching halt the start of all spring sports. Baseball has been one sport that has been forced to take refuge and resume practice in the gym. Even with the elements to contend with, the Varsity team manages to maintain an admirable standing for the beginning of their quiet season. Despite the weather’s limitations, the Broncos muscle Beaumont and Indio out of two successive victories. With an optimistic outlook on this all-star team. Varsity coach Joel Escobar boasts that the 1978 baseball team should be potentially the strongest baseball team that he has coached. Though new, to the season, the Varsity is basically a well- acquainted group, as nine of the players are veterans. BHS’s baseball teams have a reputation of delivering nothing but superb performances. So it’s no wonder that this team can take it easy and come out on top. Ken Satchell - Right fielder Bobby Amis - Left fielder Ron Dcakoff - Assistant Coach One. two. three, and freeze. 141 Tony Miguel • Third baseman Kim Marcus - Second baseman Dave Rubcl - Center fielder 142 When the opponent heads home, the catcher’s position becomes crucial. Another Home Run For Us Tim Amis - Right fielder 143 Battcr-up Lazing around during a game is Tommy Avila. The question is not TO BE OR NOT TO BE, but whether he s safe or not. Which way did it go? John Taylor anxiously awaits the pitch. 144 We Swing Into Action Rejected by the rainy skies, Though actually feeling relief; This rookie team prepares in shelter To lessen their coaches grief. Reggie Jacksons they are not, Though time may prove their fame, For those J.V.’s show determination, And remember, “it’s only a game.” Let’s try and dug-out. The posture of a catcher isn’t always the best. Coach John Greene shows some players Bottom: G. Sexton. P. Atkinson, C. Garcia, M. Smith. T. Avila. B. Blair, T. Lyons; how to throw a knuckle ball. Top: M. Marquez. P. LaCanfora. V. Garcia.C. Ncitzcl, F. Miguel, J. Taylor, J. Rubcl. B. Schoenborn. T. Montgomery. E. Trammell, Coach Greene When We Play Sports, Girls' tennis has become a major part of the sport’s scene at BHS. Friday night Varsity and JV football games carry us through the fall. I Basketball causes high anxiety as we edge towards CIF. We watch with anticipation as each sport unveils its season. We definitely have given other teams a run for their money. 146 Pride and working together have The name of this sport is spirit, brought us victory after victory. Despite the harsh rain at the start of the season, it never rained on our wins. We all get a chance to participate in It takes a lot of practice and dedication to be victorious, sports during PE. 147 What? Form? In tennis, love means nothing. Bottom: G. Silvas, L. Sanford, I,. Kirby, N. Malicki. Top: R. Burns, S. Martinez, D. Snider, S. Minobc, S. Siva, A. Siva. 10 SN El? After school, in September, you can see the Girls Tennis team strenuously practicing for the long, hard season to come. The season was just that. According to Coach Rodee Chastcen, the overall performance of the team could have been better if the members had not been plagued by injuries and illnesses. Susan Minobe proved to be the Most Valuable Player on the team because of the way she always played her best whether in singles or doubles. The team had many experiences, both personal and group related. As one player said, she found tennis to be “a pain in the arm.” Coach Rodec Chasicen Backing up Karim Zahedi for an assist is Greg Echols. What a forehand! A backhand is neatly executed by Peter Herrera. Bottom: T. Wiggs. R. Whaley. D. Zahedi. M. Trimmer. Top: G. Echols. J. Horton. D. Trimmer. K. Zahedi, R. Snider. This year’s boys’ tennis team is starting off the year with four returnees. The team, coached by Rodee Chasteen, looks good and performance expectation is high. There is one strong doubles team and two strong singles players. While the other players arc perfecting their skill, they are strong in enthusiasm. To make the total team strong, the style played is Round Robin. 149 Good luck to the Class of '79. Deborah Johnson Kim Marcus Mike Rubcl The last of the Mohicans has made it. The Romano’s “As you wander through life, whatever be your goal, keep your eye on the doughnut, and not on the hole. Jillcr Mill Mrs. Linea Fcrcbcc Karim Zahedi Congratulations to all the ladies of '78. Richard Grandberry Good luck from the smart •••’’ club: Janna Baxter. Valeric McDonnell. Chrystal McFarland, and Susan Minobc. The best is yet to come. Class of '78. Mark A. Rcagins Best Wishes to the Class of 78. Gail Washington Steve Heslop Mr. Forrest Ray Pellum To the Class of '78: Looks like we've made it. Marguerite Hernandez Ron Naus May the Lord watch over the Class of '78. Lord knows they need it. Mom R. Remember! Always be yourself, have fun. and be a clown. It makes the days go faster. Kirby Dabney Mrs. Mcltzpr Robert and Dolores Jones Steve Heslop “See Robbie, I made it!” Christy Colton The Class of '78 can never be forgotten. Kim Marcus Steve -N Terri Kelvin Stokes Marsha L. Rcagins Always forever. To Carlos—phhhhhhhhhh! From Terry and Tony Roxic Rose Zaitz Congratualtions to the Class of '78. Rachel Hernandez Steve Heslop Congratulations to the Annual Staff for a job Well done. By Billy—Don't believe the above line (jus kidding)—Johnson “Percy, I finally made it! 76 78 Mrs. Letty Thomson Augic Martinez Congratulations to the Class of '78. Forrest Pellum The most partying class in school. Mike Graham Steve Waverly—Bootsy Good luck to the Class of '79. Tracy Anne Thomas To Mary—The night Stalker. From Terry and Toni We’ve come a long way. the Class of '78. Need housing? Try Biehlcrs. Good luck to the Class of '78. Ken Link D M Garage To the Class of '78: Go with Pride. Mr. Crafts Wyndy Wisehart Rev. and Mrs. Robert Yeomans Peter Tripp What Knot Shop Best wishes to my class, the Class of '78. Debbie Herrera Lorenie Weenie Bratton Go. Fight, Win. Class of '78. Izola Izola Williams Only he who attempts the ridiculous may achieve the impossible. Good luck in the future. Class of '78. Mary Adrian Congratulations to the Class of '78. O'Brien’s Pharmacy Mr. Richard Aaron Grandberry Freeway Transmissions Best wishes to the Class of ’78. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Fall Good luck to the great Class of '78. Jeff Fahy Banning High—condemned, but beautiful. Tim Adell Good luck, it’s your only hope! Anonymous Congratulations. Turkey. You finally made it! Tib Best wishes in your future endeavors. Congratulations. Mr. Popov Dwayne Jackson—the first and the last! From the best class '79. Ray J. Take it easy Laurie Romano, but have fun. Sis V. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Conner The Three Musketeers''—Carolyn. Margo, and Mary Congratulations to my sister. Mario Colton Congratulations to the Class of 78 and its king. Junior Class D.B. Tcri Gutierrez Aaron Enriquez The Class of ‘78 rules now and forever! Jeff Fahy Rick, “I Love You Lanette Class of ‘79. Alicia Renicc Brownlee Robbin Humphrey Jaime L. Heslop To Mike—You’ve only begun, remember me. Bug Gregory W. Echols Fluffy (Alias Nan M.) Good times, good laughs, good-bye. L.R. La Joy Davis Stay single, stay alive. Steve Baca C.C.’s Teddy Bear! Kim Marcus Maurice C. “Good luck at U.C.L.A. Mrs. Malicki To Roberta Owens: When will I see you again. Markus A. Rcagins Congratulations to the Class of ‘78. Miss Chastccn Kim Gary Marcus Go big Green. Sonja Martinez Good luck—Ha. Ha Laurie R. has to share. Dcbic R. Mrs. Isabel M. Cassadas Sweet Tee Allison Erica Leigh Cassadas Laurie You’re one of a kind in everything you do. Nan You’ve only just begun. Ms. Swinson Laurie and Gary Boggs Always and forever! Hope the senior class becomes very successful. David Zahedi Congratulations to the Class of '78. Teddy Barber Laura Cecelia Guadalupe Lopez You made it. Sonia Greico Mr. James Hcslop-Principal Make your life time count for worthiness. Mrs. C. Thomas Good luck music major, go all the way. R. M. Tryon Congratulations San Gorgonian Staff Rodney Ellon Kerr Lasvasta Amis Congratulations to_____________(Fill in the blank if you think you deserve it.) Stay nice, and listen to Led. Bob Popcck Best wishes to all of you! Robbie Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Danny Cassadas Turkey. Remember. 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