Ben Kolb Middle School - Jahr Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1981 volume:

1 ' la :, ■liijWiilil ' i I I ■ Table of Contents Prologue . . School Life Clubs Faculty . . . . Activities . Sports ... 9th grade 8th grade 7th grade Epilogue . Published Annual Class of Ben F. Kolb Junior High, Rialto, California Observing During the 1980-81 school year we did and learned many new things. All of these things affected each one of us differently. As we look back we will see how. I 1. Stella Hambli ns birthday decorated locker. 2. Mr. Vallentincs 2nd per. science class. 3. His 1st per. taking district test. 4. During Isl, band drill team practice 5 Isl lunch. 6. 2nd lunch. 7. Tall Flags at work. 8. In-between classes. Ourselves Ir 1. Making a pyramid at Lilac park. 2. Beverly O ' Brien hard al work in science class. 3. Shannon and George on the Fiesta Village field trip. A. Kevin Okamura at Lilac park. f. Everyday This year we had lots of fun, trying new things and enjoying them. We gained school spirit by participating in various school activities, it wasn ' t al- ways easy, but we kept on trying. New experiences that we shared were al- ways fun. l k jfrnsM 1. Mrs. MfCk ' llan in h T A FA mu- sii (lass. 2. Tfdty Fallurd. dfill loam captain, in ihe homt-rominK parade 3 Kim Hanson and AnRela Johnson at a (oolball Kamc. 4. Mr. Bennett heers the football team. 5. Drill team in the homecoming parade. 6. Annual Staff works hard in the li- brary. 7. lessie Smith checks on Drill team in a practice. 8. Drill team practices before school. School Life. J i This year Kolb students had many op- portunities to show school spirit and to earn class competition points. They dressed up as one of the many Halloween activities. Requirements such as, good citizenship, grades and attendance, were expected for some of the clubs and as- semblies. This made up a big part of Kolb ' s 1980-81 School Life. 1. Dana Lipscomb and Kclli White observing small life lorms. 2. Mike Cruz relaxes in (lass, 3. Seventh graders take part in Dress-Up Day, 4. Mr. Cummings pondering a prob- lem 5 Students in Mr. Hinkleman ' s room during a lecture. 6. Stephanie Ballard and Cina Minium as Raggedy Ann and Andy. 7. Kenny Forbush, Derek Bruce, and Randy Butts on their way to (lass. Views Of Ourselves School life consists of many different things. Challenges and responsibilities are a very important part. Always working to make good grades. School contains many goals to be reached, achieving your personal goals can be very satisfying. Learning can be diffi- cult, but we try anyway, then we are happy we did because the knowledge we gain will benefit us forever. We are always meeting new people who become lifelong friends and they add to the memory of a happy school life. I 1. Wendy Slearns and Cina Villcgas al the pop rally. 2 Paula f ,(obar, our ma|orell( in the homecoming parade 3 Tall flags perform at the pep rally. 4 Maria Pere? and |ohn Bohman work on poster tor Halloween 5. Kolb ' s cheerleaders al the pep rally 6. Jason Prater and jim VVillardsen learn to rut glass. 7 Tall flags in Ike ' s hornet oming parade. 8. Flags gelling ready for a performance by practicing after school. Learning And Growing Our year was filled ith many new cxp ' cr- icnces. Some pleasant, some otherwise. Par- ticipating in ac tivities such as Dress - up Day, skating parties, that helped us in class com- petition. Doing well in our classes gainec) us memberships in Attendence club. Letter K, and Honor Roll. These memberships were rewarded with special assemblies or trips. These assemblies were always ( njoyab!e. 1 f I I M 1 Mrs RoHrdon ' s AFA ( lodninK up dtlcr cooking, 2. Chrisli CJ- vcns, Alyc hi.i Sinuxiin .ind Chrisli HcTiidnde hdm il up , 3. Kdri-n Combe jnd )json Prdlor rfhedrsing d scene in drdma, 4. Brdndi Courtney seems dmused by whdl she is reading, 5. Jim Willdrdsen dnd Kevin Okamurd swing into dclion at Lilac Park alter the Fiesta Villdne trip first quarter, 6. More o( the varied costumes trom Hdlloween, 7 The fire above Rancho Cucamunga gave us (duse tor ( one ern 1 Learning New Things 1. Kolb ' s mascot oversees the football pep rally. 2. Drill loam marches on. 3. Myla Baird returns another one. 4. Volleyball members cheer another Kolb point. 5. Mr. Marsh seems pleased in a talk with the team. 6. Cougar Country auditorium. 7. Cheerleaders proudly carry the band ' s banner in a parade. 8. One of many before school conference sessions. Throughout the year, we have enjoyed many new experiences. These times have made us realize how important our school life really is. Doing many new things, unlike when you were younger seem very exciting. Meeting new friends and teachers make school easier for you. Learning can be exciting too, especially when you do well on your school work. OUGAR COUNTRY Proud. 1. Lisa Cox and Dawn Gilbert share lunch with a hungry kitten, 2. )oyce Osier and Angela )ohnson seem loo old for junior high in their costumes for Halloween, 3. The waterslide is always popular when a club gets to go to Fiesta Village. I ) I - Pep Club, Home Ec. Pop club left to right; Tcrri Armslrong, Laurie Woods, Androa DuBois, Dorothy Hollacrt, Michelle Weld, Rob- in Mayer, Collell Amedce, BOTTOM ROW: |eni(er Ai- ken, Kelli Oats, Tiffani Sloller, Carol Ambrose, Amy Lynds, Diana Freilas, Kelli Hornback, Micheic Rodri- guez, Letty Villecas. Home ( Back row; Mrs. Reardon, Angle laenson, Be- verly Ri( hardson, Kim Benson, Sakina Husain, Rene Wa- ters, Deanna Moore, Sabrina Harrell, Monica Corona, Tin.i Diehert, Tina Navarro, Angel inni. i E Library Aides ie Woods, leoieiAi- « eHoiiii- RenelVj- 1 Coiow left to right, bark row: Barbara RamsHoll, Sharl Finrh, Heather Sandler, Marie Tei-ls, Tracey Slagor, Christina licata, Peter Mas- sengale, Myles Baird, Tanya Wilson, Doretha James, )oann Harvey, Lisa Gaspers, Susan Bermude , Lottie Bralcy, Emily Bcrmudcr, David Halley. 2. Barbara Ramsdcll checks out a book for |eff Trudir k Office Aides, Bark: Wendy Ferreira, Diana Hynek, Eva Frank, Ste- fanie Schneiders, Karnc Christcnsen, Karen Kazalunas, Diana Skinner, Kelli Aiken, Lori Ortiz, Wendy Stearns, Jean Reynolds, Tori McKce, Paula Escobar, Stephanie Swenson. kC Student Council Representatives 1 9lh LEFT TO RIGHT - Mall Ddlldm, Kevin Okamura, )essc Smith, )ohn M(Ginnis, Paul Marki, Joyce Thomas, Yvette Gonzales, Kim Giles, Heather Wright. 2 8!h Anna Dickenson, Dana Lipscomb, Bobby Debozl, Nancy Darcy, John Bonham, Stephanie Sanchez, Tiffani Stotler, Stella Hamblin, Mary Dabulewicz, Kim Bernard, Terri Tugar. 3. 7th Alex Green, Anthony Ol- ive, Sylvia Hurston, Nacoon Laverl, David Lee, Cheryl Thomas, Lori Dyell. 4. Brenda Bunker helping at a student council meeting. mil-A Leadership Leadership tidss: Bd( k row; Kim Hjnscn, Kclli While, Susan Zcnzcn, Denisc Hynek, )c.in Reynolds, Frika Sirotker, Tcrri Sicvcn, lesse Smith, Second Row: )jy Medina, Brandy Courl- ney, Karen Combe, Barbara Roccker, Richard Blackey, Greg froilas, Shawn McCreighl, Terry Armslronp. Cina Minium, Brcncia Bunker, Stephanie Bodde, Cornell Boone. 2. Kelli White and Cina Minium making posters for the Disneyland sale. 3. lay Medina and Denise Hynek scheduling the transpor- tation for the Disneyland trip. N.J.H.S. N.J.H.S. loft to right back row: Ed Gomez, Eddie Erjavek, Diane Hynek, Susan Xen en, Deniso Hynek, Row 2, Slefanie Schneiders, Jill McPclers, )()di Hambleton, Oana Lipscomb, lay Medina, Erka Strecker, Row 3: Heather Wright, Barbara Roecker, Myla Baird, Tiffani Sloller, and Ann Patteson. 2-3 N)HS officers Barbara Roeiker, Diane Hynek, Susan Zen- en, and Denisc Hynek planning a field trip for the group. I Usher Club UshcT Club BACK ROW: Tratic Schcppcrs, Beverly O ' Brien, Diana Frcitas, Harold Julian, Paula Marki, George Delgacio, Randy Norton, Chris lloppes, Randy Bulls, Christina Litala, Paulette Burg, lay Me- dina, Slefanie S( hneiders, Sally Clark, Gina Villegas, Shannon Schep- pers, )uli Webb, Pat Mills, Yvotte Gon ales, Stephanie Swenson, Shel- ly Church, jay Jenkins, Lisa Ramsdell, Monica Chavez 2. Jay Medina discussing an ushering job soon ahead. 3. The discussion continues on, selecting the one who will usher. Drill Team ii i:. ' M M M r I X. Hf Drill Team; Kelli White, Frankie Colbert, Beverly O ' Brien, Brenda Johnson, Stella Hamblin, Jean Reynolds, Laura Owens, Shelly Church, Meena Cherian, Cindy Hamilton, Brandi Courtny, Mi- chaclinc Rentz, Dana Lipscomb, Karen Ka alunas, Yvette Gon- zales, Stacey Cox, Kim Giles, Stephanie Swenson, Lisa Conner, Tracy Fallucca. 2.-3. Practicing (or the February Pep Rally. ' Y Tall Flags Tall Flags-Gina Villcgas, Shannon Scheppers, Wendy Stearns, Virginia Farris, Tina Dcvita, Lisa Keene, Pally )er- viss, Donna Williams, Jcnet Hunt, juli Webb. Tall Flags performing with the cheerleaders during a pep rally. Our Marching Band Mt ' Band back row; Ed Come , Richardo Caston, Maria Barton, Marc Russell, Jesse Smith, Kenny Hoskinson, Eva Erank, Ronnie Sumla, Janice Grant, Roshan Rahnarine, Debrenna Glaster, Theresa Patter- son, Anna Dickenson, Tina Navarro, Tracy Glenn, Lynette Austin, Marrisa Woodsira, Allison Deputy, Cindy Pennington, Jeri Allen, Mike Depasquale, Stephanie Bodde, Tommy Cano, Jonathan Flem- ing, Donnic EHarris, Steve Wilklns, Lesley Howard, ' DRUM MAJOR Anna Hackelhal. ' Our MAJORETTE Paula Escobar Chorus Madrigals ts chorus Icfl ro right, back row; Wen- dy, Maria, Otilia, Nicole, Jill, Fran- kie, Robert, Jonathan, Chris, Jodi, Donja, Tracy, Mona, Lisa, Kim, Cina, Stacy, Michelle, Valerie, Kelly, Kim, Tammy, Christine, Sonja, Deanna, Jenifer. MADRIGALS: Nicole, Jcnet, Jonathan, Chris, Jodi, Carrie, Cina, Mona Kim, Gina, Kelly, Cheryl, Kim, Tammy, Christine, Valerie. Newspaper Drama 1. Students working in news paper. 2. Top row; Steve Wadkins, Eddie Erjavek, David Neely, Terry Stevens, Kelly White, Tiffany Drinville, Jim Vallentine, Jeff Ornclas, Erika Strecker, Matt Drouillard, Sylvia Guillen, Jill McPeters, Greg Freitas, Buddy Chewning, Mercer Stout, Michelle LaFontaine, Julie Joye, Stephanie Swenson, Robert Lester. 3. Dion, Jeff, Brenda, Carole, Jenct, Laura, Mike, Peggy, Charlecne, Darrel, Angela, Michealine, Dana, Shannon, Tiffany, Tanya, Jackie, Gina, Shannon, Tracy, Rhonda, Roger, Scott, Tiffany, Kim, Josie. 4. Javis, Olillia, Barbara, Tiffany, Susan, Brenda, Jason, Tammy, Farrell, Karen, Wannetta, Keith, Tracy, Karen, Kim, Missic, Myong, John. Annual Class fK V .j I A M r ' [ y 1. Frankie Colbert and Tracie Scheppers typ- ing an I.D. 2. Waiting for the passing bell to ring. 3. Annual Staff- Jim Vallcntinc, )on Eas- ley, Wendy Johnson, Mark Martinez, )oyce Thomas, Stefanie Schneiders, Jeff Tru- dick, Tracie Schep- pers, Dana Lipscomb, Cindy Hamilton, Lisa Conner, Beverly O ' Brien. Not pictured are: Dorothy Hollaert, Frankie Colbert, and Scott Tyler. History Agriculture 1 Mr. Anton talks about the Washington D.C. trip History Club left to right BACK ROW: Myles Baird, Stephanie Ballard )ean Reynolds, Stefanie Schneiders, Erika Strecker Jesse Smith, Ed Gome , George Delgodo, Shannon Scheppers Brandi, Courtney, Sally Clark, David Lee, Jill McPeters, Greg Freitas, Kyle Stonex. Agriculture; Back row; Kurt Colvon Ar- guimedes Rendon, Chris Clements, Erik Johnson, Shannon Massey, Deron Butler, Frank Thurman, Wendy Johnson Bran- dy Bixler, Paula Escobar, Yvette Gonzales, Gina Moore Mi- chelle Quillen, Dorothy Mincer. Teachers Are People. . Mr. Cook Mr. Anton Mr. MrCalforly Mrs. Van Ropkol Mr. Klin Miss Bachman Mrs Bi-I Teachers have a difficult job. They spend a lot of time making lesson plans attend meetings, and supervising activities. Teachers put themselves out to help you. So do your best to help them. 1. Mr. Cook, school principal, on the phone. 2. Mr. Anion, vice principal, working in his office. 3. Mr MtCafferly, the 9th grade counselor. 4. Mrs. Van- Rockel, 8th grade counselor, talking to a student. 5. Mr. Kling, 7lh grade counselor, in the office. 6. Mrs. Sassier getting ready for fun at a skating party. 7. Mrs. VanRoekel acting in the Christmas play. Mrs. Bland 7- • ' f V Mrs. Carlos Mrs. Cereceres Mr. Coulombe Mrs Coulson Mr Cummings Mr iJuntund who Help Kids Learn Mrs. Farris Mrs. Greeley Mr. Gire Mrs. Harris Mrs. Hile Mr. Kawka Mr. Kelly 1. Mr. Stanley working in his 4th period class. 2. Mrs. MrClellan dressed up for the Christmas play. 3. Mr. Hinkleman talking to his 4th period class. 4. Mrs. Kennedy planning more school activities. The faculty plays an important part in the school. They are always there to answer questions and help with our problems and concerns. Mrs. Knowles Mr Marsh Mrs. Martinez Mr. McCafferty Mrs M (lcllan Mrs. O ' Kelly Mr. Patleson I - s Mr Pflru ' Mrs Rcirdon Mrs. Reeso Mt. Riih.ucls Mfs. Rillcf Mf Rutmayer Mr. Smith Mr V.illcniinc Mr V.in Horn Mrs Vdsh.ill Mr VVilli.inis Mrs. VVy.ind Things That Will 1. Mr. Pclil Kiving Mr. Marsh the Sit On It award. 2. Mr. Benedict, Mrs. Martinez and Mrs. Barhman acting in the Christmas Play. 3. Mrs. Simmons on Halloween Dress-Up Day. 4. Mr. Gire and Mrs. Kennedy having fun in the Christmas Play. 6. Mrs. Harris is teaching her drama class. 7. Mr. Keegan teaching one of his math classes. Many now teachers came to Kolb this year. Kolb welcomed ihcm warmly. We arc hoping they will stay with us for many years. Help Them In The Future Drama Shows Action H ■H ■ ' JP m HH M 1 3 ifd H a H i ■ 4 1. Kim Giles, Mirhaoline Rent , |off Gallifent and Dana Lipscomb on sldRO in a scene from ■Falhcr Mils The )d(kpol. 2. The cast in a scene from A Printe Where You Find Him. 3. A scene from the audience of Father FHits The lackpot. 4. Nervous Actresses await their turn on stage in the audience. 5. Dana Lipscomb and Tiffani Stoller patiently waiting for their cue to take their position on stage. 6. )anet Hunt and Gina Villegas goofing around in the audience before time to go on stage. 7. Kim Helsel and Tonya Penrice in a wonderful scene from A Matter of Taste. 8. Mrs. Harris the Direc- tor of ' A Prince Where You Find Him, A Matter of Taste, Falhcr Hits The Jackpot, Teapot Trouble, and The Mysterious Strang- er. Mrs. Harris also direc ted the two pantomines that were included in this year ' s production. Along with directing the Drama Assembly Mrs. Harris is also the Teacher for that elective. The Cougar Challenge is given to all Kolb slu- (If-nls. SliiHenIs take the Cougar Challenge by en- loyinn the many a( ilivities at Kolb an J respec ting and following Kolb rules. Kolb activities are in- tended to bring a ( hange to the regular ac ademit programs. Some of the many activities at Kolb are contest, sales, drives, dances, and community ser- vices. Some of the special events are Students Government Day, ASB elections. Spirit Week, Class Competition and many other fun activities. y-v--ij_, Special Moments 1. The ninth and eighth grade ' s Royal Court at this year ' s Christmas Dance. 2. Students enjoying themselves at the Christmas Danrc. 3. Brenda Johnson and Alychia Simonin socializing while dancing with their escorts Kenny Colbert and Darren Ciibrealh. 4. Awaiting the contestants. 5. Stu- dents socializing at their tables. 6. The first Slow Dance of the evening. 7. Couples Slow Dancing at this year ' s Christ- mas Dance. 8. More Slow Dancing. 9. Karen Combe with her escort Darren Merritt. ff r 1, f H ' . s r ' 4 i 4 I This year the Christmas Dance ' s theme was Moonlight and Roses. Students got together danced and talked. Jeff Kelly trom 99.1 was the D]. Students elected a King and Queen for the ninth grade and a Prince and Princess for the seventh and eighth grades. Activities Add Excitement r 1. Faculty enjoying a Skating Parly. 2. )onny Bailey, Karia Story, and Alyrhia Simonin at a Skating Parly. 3. Students on the floor. 4 Brian Gilbert. 5. Beverly O ' Brien and Kelly Mac Millan waiting their turn to golf. 6. lim Willardsen and Kevin Okamura up in a tree. 7. Letter K Members having a good time at the park. 8. Letter K Members downmg around. Every year at Kolb )r. High a monthly Skating party was held at Holiday Roller Rink. The party usually lasted from seven to nine in the even- ing. Students in fourth quarter Letter K last year got to go to Fiesta Village in the morning and got to enjoy the many activities such as, Minia- ture Golf, the Waterslides and Bumperboats. After an exciting morning, the students went to Lilac Park to eat lunch, climb trees, and play games. This activity was given to students for working hard. iki |i Do r , ' Biifii Activities Provide Spirit Dress up day is another one of our fun activities. For the people who dressed up class competition points were given. Everyone can participate in this activity even some of the teachers dressed up and were a part of this activity. 1 Icinii ' Dunn .ind I r.inkii- ( oIIiiti i-nlcring the Drrss-Up I).iy Conl«-sl. 2. Sludi-nls p.irlu ip.ilinK m ihf t .itrnoty [iin- nipsl. 3. Ddfolhy MolLii-fl, AncJrcj Dubois, Tiffani Slollcr and S( oil Smul posing for a pic lure. 4. Pumpkins i-nlff ed in a Pumpkin Conlcsl in Mrs. Cerccres Enfflish Class. 5. Mrs. Rcardon showinn spiril. 6. Sludonts awaiting judg- inK 7. Sludfnls dn-sscd in ihcir llallowcrn oulfils. Activities We Siiared And now we end this year ' s activities with the traditional and long awaited Teacher ' s Assembly. The Teachers Assembly is usually held right before Christmas vacation and is sort of a Christmas present from the teachers to the students. It is one of the many assemblies shared by the teachers and the students. The Teachers Assembly is also a time when teachers can show their acting ability. This year the assembly was a trip down memory lane with Ma and Pa telling their past Christmas ' . f Determination Shown This year ' s football team was a team of brave young men. Even though they w eren ' t a winning team they had winning players. The final scores of the games were: Kolb 6 Alder 34 Kolb 6 Cope 8 Kolb Moore 20 Kolb 7 Clemet 28 Kolb 14 Frisbie 20 Kolb 20 Rialto 20 1 Dru ' k Bfijcc ()f«-par«-s (of ihi- on ominn runninKbdfk 2. Kolb (li-tt-nsivc- players awjitinK the slitk 3 Gerald Noylcs makes ono o( his dwesomo plays. 4. Noyles boots anolher one 5. Kolb ' s offensive line awail the snap. 6. Kolb Football team from led to riKhl, lop row: Coaih Kelly, jcssc Smith, D.N.F., Rick Mayer, Alberto Ispinosa, Chris Clements, Pete Docsburt?, D.N F., Ken Forlnish, Robert Marshall, ()oa h Dumond, middle- row: jell Tru- di(k, think Weber. Mike |oye. Bob MiK hell, Fdward Matus, Monli- Townley, Gerald Noyles, Mike Cru , Kriss Lewis, Coa(h Bennett, bottom row: Kevin Okamura, Bill Gon ales, joe Gianni, Lonnie Swaim, Scott Fredericks, Derek Bruce, Darrell Lash, Frick lohnson, ManaKer-Mark Martinez. 7. Scott Munch Fredericks, munches in the end one. 8. Mike Cruz returns a kickoff as Joe Gianni prepares for a block. Pii - «-. ' ' -rjf-4y - P M ' 4 Bustin ' Out f Kolh lunior High ' s boys baskctbdll team went through J hard fought season. Though the results were not all that one would desire, an undefeated season, our boys never stopped their determination toward the goal of victory. They didn ' t win a game but that doesn ' t mean that they did not try. ■ ■•• 1) • . Cougars Command! f Kolb ' s girls bdsketbdil team was a team that had a tough defense and a high-powered offense led by the awesome Kathy Caspar. But the team could not be complete without the other very well-playing girls. mnm wn MIIIIK«MIVII h«yiNC Oil ' tout aXMS HIGH EPIOUDW YOU AND IIMNNOWII HlUt Wl CMIi. l I ' . i 1. Kdthy Caspar lines up as she prepares her jump shot. 2 Kathy Caspar leads her team down the court. 3 )enet Hunt sends up the first of her two free-throws. 4. Kolb junior High ' s CIrls Basketball team from left to riyht, lop row: Coach Carlene Cire, Maureen Walsh, Kelly Lang, Tiffany Drinville, Coach Boyce Cire. Bottom row: jenet Hunt, )erl Allen, Heather Wright, Kathy Caspar, Gwen Harrell. 5. Kathy Caspar pumps in another two for Kolb 6. Gwen Harrell puts in two over the hands of her opponent 7. jeri Allen prepares to lay-up two more points for Kolb. 8. Gwen Harrell wins the one on one tip off. L ..Jk . 3 Tracksters Truck Tracketts Triumph lUUHDUl 1 A M m. 1. The 1981 Kolb lunior High Girls Track Team top row: Eva Frank, Paula Marki, Angie Reynolds, Coach Hite, Myla Baird, Joann Harvey, Tiffany Drinville, Kalhy Caspar, Coach Marsh, Rcnee Villalva o. Bot- tom row: Sally Clark, Kathy Driscoll, Maureen Walsh, Jenet Hunt, Wendy lohnson, Gwen Harrell. 2. Kathy Caspar prepares for the shot of the gun to Stan the race. Her opponent looks mean but Kathy is the toughest 3 Wendy Johnson gives it everything she has in the shotpul as Eva Frank looks on. 4. Joann Harvey lets you knovi; she ' s been through a lough race as she gives it hor last effort just before she crosses the tape to take first place. iX v3w V ■ ' S ll r -A T V 57 Simply Awesome! 1. Denisc Hynck and Kdthy Caspar makf two gri-al efforts to return the ball over the net as Angle Reynolds and Myla Baird come to help out. 2. Barbara Roecker positions herself for the oncoming volleyball as Joanne Harvey, Kathy Caspar and Ka- ren Christensen await the outcome. 3. Dcnise Hynek shows concentration on her serve as Kathy Caspar gels ready for the return. 4. Kolb Junior High ' s Volleyball team from left to right, top row: Coach Marsh, Denise Hynek, Jeri Allen, Joanne Har- vey, Barbara Roecker, Tiffany Drinville, Carolyn Olive, Coach Marsh. Bottom row: Maureen Walsh, Wellesina Thomas, Wen- dy Johnson, Diane Hynek, Eva Frank, Karen Christensen, The- resa Patterson. Not shown are Colleen Campbell, Angle Reyn- olds and Kathy Caspar. Coaches i. ruuMi; hoolbjil, Boys Track, Bdsebd Mr KclK: foolhdll, Boys Track Mr. Stanley: Basketball Mr. Duniond toolbjil ffk Mr. Williams: Basketball Mr Cire: Girls Basketball, Baseball Mr. Cummings: Softball 59 Give Me A K-O-L-B! Gina Moore Kim Hansen 1980-81 Kolb Cheerleaders in a stance. ) imii ' Adair Freddie Aguirrc Kelli Aiken Annelic Alcara? Jerri Allen PPfl{ j.iine Chastain kjren Christcnscn Cina Chnstiano Shelli Church Sally Clark Chris CIcmenIs M.iri.in ( loploi) |jmes Cobli Billy Cox Ocbbic Cranloiii Mik Cru7 M.m Djllam :hrisiiJ :lark I ' .Kilj Gijquinio kirn Cilos I )cbrcnna Claslcr .indy Coddard Fdmund Gomo? Bill Gonzales David Gonzales Francine Gonzales Lisa Gonzales Yvelle Gonzales I Nancy Irby Dcon jarkson Rashollc Jackson Doretha James |.i Jenkins D.uid Jcnne I ' .ltIV ItTMSS luilv liiiicnc- • n t■l,l Johnson Bri(lK -IU ' lohnson Frik lohnson Cijry lohnsloni ' Cjlhy )onfs (Onnio )oncs Darrin Keane Debbie Kindred Mi( helle La Chris Licata Anthony Lira Regina Long Yveltc Long Tracy Loya Reggie Mann Paul Marki Paula Marki Robert Marshall Barbara Martinez Rhonda Martinez Shannon Massey Nancy Mai hew fdward Matus Rick Mayer Shawn M( Creighl Melinda McDermed David McFarlin v4 John McCinncss Dawn McHaKic Ion McKcc Irll MlPettTS lav Medina Robert Melcndcz D.irrcn Merrill Eddie Mezd Dorothy Mincer lose Mirjnda Bob Milchell Fli abelh Motfill Angle Reynolds lean Reynolds Sheri Robinson Larry Rodriguez Barbara Rociker Troy Rose „ Brian Russell Mf( lor Sjn h ' Ki(har(l Sanlai ru Stct.init ' S( hnfiilors C hns Stoll k -ilh Sh.ils Robert orlhstinc Dijna Pacheco Lyn Ramirez Allan Slack Monle Townly Belh Walker Autographs 69 Autographs Steve Aguilcr.1 Michelle Aldaco Vjlerie Allen kdlyn AndtTbi Kevin Anderson Lorraine Andrade i m John Bohman H BWH M H H IJ  .-N w ■ L I B i L Ji KX H J-J ft — - t mM v Borders HHKSflH ■T V ' t PP IhL m Borreto , Mark Bouch Lisa Brandes David Brassfield Brendd Bunker John Burkell Seamus Burlingamc r I unle ' Ht)bby Dcbo7i I ina Deibcrl Dflgddo Tracy Dcnsmorc Iind Dovild ■ nn.i Ditkinson I 1 Julie Hall Stoll.i Hdmbhn Rom-r Hancock Dan.) 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Tonya Pcnnicc Michael Root Tammie Rowe Mirhcle Sanford R.iul Santos )hn Shaw Tonya Tieman Rebecca Trcvina Tim Walton Michelle Weld Autographs lennifcr Aiken Tania Aldaco Carol Ambrose Collelle Amedec Kandi Anderson Edward Andradc [hi [ Mem Mich Clf Angle Campbell Scon Carpenter Candle Carr John Casdll(( hlo Frank Castro John Charbonnau Amiifs Chjvf Monti a Ch.ivi ' Rn h.itd C h.iitv Ihris C isnt-ros NU ' Muifv C Ijshy Mi (u-ll ' I liMiicnis -  V • . i M. loAnn Combe A!% if Kison Comer m ii mi DotiH Cook w m ■ ' -a Lejnn Cooper Moniid Corona Sjin.inthj ii 1 Corlez w ' U - ■% - i Yvonne Cory Alex Cox Kevin Crawford Erin Crosson Mark Cru7 Wendy Cummings I jrpenifl I Can liccliio Casm lorie Dyell David Eller Slacey Ellcry Sicven Elsey Randy Emslic Tina Escobar 83 [)jvid K|iiii.- - I mils Espinu .i lony Eslrolld I loncy Fennell Michael Fleming Bejirite Fousi itM m M Shdwn Fox Diana Freilas Scoti Friesen Caul Fuge lohn Galenec less Garcia m Q r • t ' ( lose Garcia Kcrri Garcia Melissa Gerneniano Carlo Giacniintc Manuel (jillentine Aniwan Gilmore P ' - Aida Gomez Laura Gomez Andy Gonzales Rhonda Gonzales Ganial Goohy Doug Goodman Tim Grimm Pam Grubbs Nicole FHaddcn Barbara HaKs erls Randall Hake Annie Hall Sean Hall William Hall April Hamilton Paige Hamilton Prilicia Hamilton Wendy Hamilton sid fv ll.itiM-n Mil h« ' lc Hurbjuer l)jnd M,irdinK Tracy Harclwick I .ma htardy Bryan Harper Frank Indolicalo lonnitor )ackson Ronald lackson Anfjcla laonson lorry James Erir leflerson ihclle Icffric ' S Michelle Mahdffcy Richard Mariana Rollin Mariana Anisero Martinez Kelley Martinez Marivel Martinez Mdrlin Mjlus Robin Mjyor lini M Bride Bi ' ili.iiin Ml Oon.il( Sdndi M( F.irl.ini K.itrn M, (, l.imoni Parker lulic Peel Stephanie Pendergraph Veronica Perea Ronnie Pore lerry Persall Chri ' .li.in Mdrk Phillips Nanci Poorm.i Doug Poston Shawn Powcr ' Mary Prosnik mi i Mimicl Ramirez W Tf 1 ,s,i R,inis(loll , w- -L )otl Rayborn M - 1 ■ Karen Redwine KX ' 1 Sharlene Recce W i 1 Ray Reed PjI Siri-l c Clitldfd Slulsiii Mik. ' T.1I1- Chcfvl Thomjs Sl.u V Thomas Pdl TilU ' ry s lydet nn«l eSieelf lichen 1 Yoljnda Wood . Mjriss.1 Woodvlra Tcros.1 Wright K.iihiTine Zack Anncla inni 1 ilv AmmliT Melissa Anderson Crislina Bjnalos Kimberly Bell Mark Chumley ,i The Year Ends 1. Students on their way to Fiesta Village for the 4lh quarter Letter K trip. 2. At Lilac Park we played frisbee. 3. A double look at Fiesta Village. 4. Yvelle Gonzales prepares for the day. L 1  ' With Memories Our year was filled with memorable occasions such as special trips and assemblies. The challenges were great but our eagerness to overcome them was greater. Wc had fun and enjoyed ourselves as we learned many new things. ■ m.j w I i Ak . Good, And Not 0. J r m - i 1. Sludcnls Idlk bi ' lore school. 2. Mr. Stanley teaching stli-nte. 3. Dorothy Hollacrl keeps busy in at . 4. Kim Hansen prepares a bulletin board (or Mr. Malterud. 5. We pledge allegiance. 6. Deb- bie Cranlord OK ' s work for Mr. Marsh 7 AFA cleaning up after cooking. 8. )esse Smith, Honor Band trumpet player. But Always Ours. 1. Couples at our Christmas dance. 2. Mr. Gire gives us a peek, 3. Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. Circ show us their acting skills. 4. Mrs. Kennedy gives our camera an astonished look. 5. Kelli White flashes us a smile. 6. Our drama students presented us with a play. 7. A 9lh grade science class. 8. Holly Ralliff was one of the many students who dressed up on Halloween dress up ■ All through the 1980-81 year wc observed life ' s up ' s and down ' s. We saw it in ourselves, each other, and in our teac hers. All of us were glad when the year ended, but deep down inside wc really wish we could stay longer. The summer will pass quickly and we will be ready to start again. 95 s