Bolsa Grande High School - El Espadero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

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As the ball flew in the air proclaiming kick-off, the game had offically started. Time passed and by the first quarter Bolsa led 3-0. More good plays were executed and now Bolsa was ahead lo-o. Finally half time arrived and the princesses rode in on convertible corvettes. Homecoming queen Regina Black ' s name was lit up by fire- crackers. The game continued and Bolsa had a win of lo-o. This victory made the 1985 Hoi exciting, but memorable. 2. The 198 Hofneco fning Court. 3. The 198 Homeco A.S.B. ming Coun anc Regina Black. ). Bolsa in action!!! his receiver. 7. 198 Spirit Queen s junior princes) Homecoming Queen . . Regina Black And Her Court J a A DAY OF ENTHUSIASM Not exactly rivaling Broadway in entertain- ment, but showing the student body a good time anyway was this year ' s Homecoming assembly presented by a tuxedo clad A.S.B. The assembly started with a special introduc- tion of the waterpolo team who, after i6 years, were League Champs. Next alumni JV Yell and Varsity Song dis- played their talent in some outstanding routines. Followed by Coach Greg Shadid who gave one of his award winning and energetic speeches. The highlight of the afternoon was the Sen- iors humorous rendition of The Homecoming Queen has got a Gun. Finally, it was traditions turn as each class showed their spirit through class comp.; but the cheering wasn ' t quite as loud as when it was when it was announced that sixth period was cancelled. Introduction of the CIF waterpolo team. Who sneezed? Seniors, with their first place skit. Get a hltle closer. I hope we got it right this time. Alumni V. Song performed to My heart goes bang bang. 198 V. Yell. Momccoming Assembly Homeioming Assembly — 17 u A NIGHT ON THE DANCE FLOOR JJ Upon entering Bolsa ' s gym the night of Oc- tober 2% one may have got the feeling that they had just arrived in New York. The not so atmo- spheric gym turned into A Night On Broad- way thanks to A.S.B. who designed and deco- rated an exciting rendition of this famous street. Broadway may have its hit musicals, but on homecoming night Bolsa had more than its share of hits with music provided by the talented guys of Guess Productions. These D.J. ' s kept every- one dancing to their favorite songs including Lover Come Back To Me by Dead or Alive. Well if you were tired of dancing you could always find your way to the refreshment stand, take pictures, or socialize with friends and alum- ni. A very memorable night indeed, but when the music stopped, everyone wanted an encore ' ' — Homecoming Dai Homecoming Dance — 19 spirit in Action Tuesday ' s competition was the Human Ski. It was difficult situation, trying to bal- ance yourself on two person ' s back, while they are crawling, but it was completed. The class of ' 86, came in first place, ' 87, placed second, the class of ' 88, came in third, and last, but not least, the Freshman placed 4th. Dress up day was to dress as a hippie. — Spirit Week Wednesday, students came all dressed up in their wild toga ' s to compete in the licorice relay. Every class did very well. Seniors came in second place. Juniors took first place. Sophomores third place, and again in last place, were the Freshman. Competitors still had a great time. What good sports! Spirit Week Real Country Hoedown On the evening of Friday, November ist, Bolsa ' s very own girls gym transformed into a country jamboree for the annual rip-roarin ' hoe- dowTi, otherwise known as the Sadie Hawkins Dance! First on the agenda was to get yourself hitched to that special someone! If your partner wasn ' t so willing to tie the knot, you could re- quest a shotgun wedding. Your unsuspecting victim would be lassoed and dragged over to the ol hitchen post. Wedded bliss only lasted until 10 p.m. when the license expired. What comes after the wedding? Why the honeymoon of course. Spanish club sponsored a fun-filled five minutes in sunny Acapulco, com- plete with a wedding cupcake for two, cham- pagne, (7-up in this case), and photos to start that family album. 5 Milce is having a Great Ol ' Time. Jean is always in trouble. Nocllc and Angle giving kisses away. Sandy, Shannon, and Tammy enjoying the danci Otrina and friends are dancing the night away. A little discustcd, maybe? Danny and Roseann finally got hitched!!!!!! vl lL 22 — Sadie Hawttir V % i . f! 4 r r It- ' ' s. i , t — «i 1 m t  m The Christmas Parade It was six days before Christmas, and faculty members at Bolsa showed the holiday spirit. After weeks of practice, the teachers were pre- pared and ready to perform their version of The Christmas Lane Parade. Barbra Walters and Merlin Olson were the grand marshalls, but played by Mrs. Pilkerton, and Mr. Henkle. Most of the teachers dressed up as popular peo- ple. Mr. Wise as Boy George, Mr. Barriga as Mr. T., Mr. Lipoid as Rambo, and many others. The crazy characters paraded around and threw things like roadapples and candy at the audience. No matter what was thrown, the students still enjoyed their performance. Mr. Wise shoving us his 2nJ personality. We ' re here to sell cookifS. Mrs. Osborne is the sweetest. I Jon V know why all the girls hate me. Even Lacy Di wears Nikes. I ' m FreJdy-s wife. Did Hitler ' s Ghost take over Santa ' s body. 24 — Christmas Assembly Christmas Assembly — 25 Parade of the Stars 26 — Christmas Assembly Breaktn to the beat Mickey and Mmuu Mouse Ms. Cox, she ' s got style We get a hck out of h ' Let me see your grt en card. We ' re m the army now Somebody ' s got to io .(. Nothmg comes between me and my Cahms Chip-n-Dales, Look out! Christmas Assembly — 27 Bolsa s Fall Production The first drama production was presented November ii-22. The drama department put together two, few act plays. Each had its own cast and crew. Ditch Day was a day in the life of the Murray family. Binky wanted to ditch school and go fish- ing but of course, his parents ob- ject. This play was directed by Tina Esquivel and her assistant, Toni D ' Amore. Mystery Liner was an oceanliner murder mystery, di- rected by Mrs. Benner and Laura Tully. Linda Collins, a famous mystery writer is aboard the ship and she and her husband attempt- ed to solve the mystery. m ' ' - ' - - -•-.- A -vtii, i 9 28 — Drama Play . BisUi lBfi I think she ' s a little o erdre sed No, but seriously: Come on, just this on e. No, I won ' t do it. Just a quickie!! Part of the drama crev Now listen here you . Drama Play — 29 through The Hoop On February 14, the Homecoming Basketball game was the main attraction. The big game against Garden Grove High School, whefe a ' CIF 6ff spot was at stake. At halftime, the Matadors had jumped in front by a comfortable 14 point lead. At the half, the queen candidates were introduced. Curiousity peaked, and Carol Thornton was crowned Homecoming Queen by last year ' s queen, Jennifer Walker. The Matadors went on to win the game 83-56 and clinched second place in jue and a GIF berth. 30 — Homecoming Basketball G a Hr,n p.ommo Biskclball Gan IP — 7 1 ii You Take Me Up ' ' February 14 was not only Val- -entine ' s Day but the events of the -Homecoming Basketball game, -and the announcements of the Basketball Homecoming King and Queen at the dance. Homecoming Court hopefuls -wefe- nominated by the various -clubs on campus then voted on by the student body. The dance was held in the girls -gym-and lasted ' til 1 2 o ' clock. Dur- ing the celebration, Homecoming Royalties were announced. Con- gratulations to Tom Afdahl and Carol Thornton, our homecoming -king and c]ueen. After the announcement Tom and Carol danced to the theme o£ You Tak -Me Up, rTTT Kim Carrmfll Basketball homecoming king and quern, Are we having fi Hang loose, Yvonne. fracy ' s having a good time. Tom Afdahl .-— Homecoming King. And the beat goe s on. lao wild and craTj guys. 32 — Basketball Homecoming Dance Basketball Homecoming Dance — 7 The annual winter formal, the Co-Ed, took place on the evening of February 8. A Night Under the Stars turned out to be a very sparkling, memorable evening for many who attended. The two upper rooms of the luxurious Costa Mesa Country Club, were transformed by the floral arrangements, along with festive balloons and streamers of the night ' s colors, wine, silver, and white. The highlight of the evening came at i i:oo, when the candidates were introduced. After the introduction, the big moment arrived, the an- nouncement of the Co-Ed King and Prince. John Moyer was named Prince, and Andy Trechsler was crowned King. ' ' A Night Under the Stars ' ' Co-Ed Dance — 3 rV Hfll Rift Suelc jnJ Km Da Dean Monforl and Metlna Cgo. Danny Moore and Melma . John Mo-,e, and Sbanna Flyn Bryan Hopbn, and Machael Raymond Wilcox and Catrma Bryant Alberto Aharez and Dary Ly bno Martme: and Lor,e Banuelo: Rene Holliday and Kathy Brogan 36 — CO-ED Kenny Torres and Joyce ho Mike VnUez and Pam Burstem Mark MaceUee and Hermm Ho Andy Trech ler and Chandra Ma f%- ' :- ' eH r- p, €Jr CO- ED - 57 Kicking Back at OV B.GJ 38 — Student life Student life — 39 WeWe ThumbodyU 40 — Student life Well, it all started when I was two . Student life — 41 — 3- a fr- I!!II — —- - r ' - ' - - :i i f m ■ Ml _i___ 1 1 R E r 1 BpSS 1 n ' 1 ■1 i 1 1 n 1 g i fl 42 — Student life Lighten-Up Tek- Cruismg m Beto ' s mustang. We ' re finally free! Strike one! Up close and personal. Our foreign friends. Santa ' s little elves. Another happy Matador. Ktssy, Kissy! Student life 45 Clubs in Action Thespun Club An Club MGM Club Goldfn Voices Dr ma Club 44 — Organizations Organizations — 4 Clubs on the Go 5 . Civics Club 2. Cma Club Officers 3. Auto Club 4. CSF Club 5. Spamsh Club 6. Vietnamese Club Organizations — 47 Matadors, Sing that Note 48 — Choir Choir — 49 ' ' Strike up the Band ' ' This year started off very well for Bolsa ' s band and Tall Flag team. They have had a very busy schedule performing half-time shows, pa- rades, competitions, and festivals. These activi- ties have been very hard work, which has proved to be well worth the effort. The band and tall flags are ver) ' proud of themselves and in representing the school. They have done very well already in parade season. In their first competition parade, the band and drum major, Joe Bogue received first place tro- phies for their performance. The Tall Flag team overcame all other flag and drill teams, and walked away with a trophy of sweepstakes. This year has begun well, and with all the effort, hard work, and encourage- ment they will continue to do even better. — Cheryl Gray and Tina Messick 50 — Band nd-„ Girls on Film A special group of young ladies formed Girl ' s League. Mrs. Osborne was their caring advisor who led the girls in their numerous activities, which included can- dy cane sales, Sadie Hawkins, Girl of the month, and the most important — The Co-Ed. Kidnapping experiences and assembly nerves are among some of the memories that will linger in their minds forever. The girls grew together, while they ac- complished their many tasks. Being a part of the club, provided the members with special memories of special times. A once-in-a-lifetime experience. , ' ltk ' . 4r- ' ' S, ' yi — Girls League Girls League — 53 The Latest Bull It ' s not easy to hunt coaches in search of questions, endure numerous interviews, try to cover all schoolworthy events, and please everyone, but the Latest Bull Staff managed to meet deadlines and produce a quality paper. Editor, Chandra Massner worked long hours, writing, typ- ing, and at the printer, but she couldn ' t have done it without her staff. Feature editor, Julie Green did her best to help out with many publication tasks. News editor, Hermin Honavar also did her part. Staff writers Roman Bakx, Ginny Hills, Scott Landry, and Donna Polcari did an excellent job, for their first year on newspaper. Artist, Chuch E. Baer, provided comic relief via strips and editorials. Good job! — Julie Green Don ' t look so hjppy! Roman and Scott try to amuse themsehcs. EJilors at i ork. Chandra ryorks. nhilc Julie dozes off. 1986 Litest Bull staff Toni laughs at Lianes outfit and hairdo. It ' s really a playgirt. 54 — Newspaper Newspap er — 5 We styled it our own!! The 198 -86 yearbook staff went through some tough times, but always managed to get their jobs completed. Taking pictures, writing stories, and designing the inside of the yearbooks, seems like fun and games. Sometimes it is, but it takes more hard work and dedica- tion than people think. A lot of the effort comes from the editors: Dean Monfort, Kim Cartmell, Lora Avery, Tekla Ackelson, and Mitzi Huff. Thanks to Roberts Portraits, Herff Jones Yearbook Co., and our Advisor, Richard Holly. The best of luck to the 1986-87 year- book editor, Janine Kelly. This yearbook is dedicated to the class of 1986. — Kim Cartmell Editor Dean Monfort Assistant Editor Mitzi Huff Layout Editor .. Lora Avery Layout Staff .... Autumn Castro Kim Gallarde Bernadette Kruchten | Tonya Mitchell Rebecca Watson Janine Kelly Angie Richelieu Bobbi McBrantey Copy Editor .... Kim Cartmell Copy Staff Tina Mcssick Cheryl Grey Photo Editor ... Tekla Ackelson Photo Staff Greg Zaret Beth Howard John Hawkins Trung Phan Advisor Richard Holly 6 — Yearbook ;9«6 Yearbook Suff. 2. Yearbook editors: Km Carlmell (coph edotor), Mil:i Huff(Amsunl editor j. Tekla Ackehan (Photo editor). Dean Monfott (edifor-in-chief), Lora Ayery (Layout editor) Kim always smiling!! Bobbi the monkey look alike. Always gossiping. 19S6 Publication Staff. Friends forever. Yearbook — 57 Tami Tizzard Anne Lcming 38 — Cheerleading Michelle Ratliff Cheerleading — •y() ' Leaders of the Pack The 1985-86 ASB Cabinet had a very successful year. Among the many things they did, were numerous fund-raisers, to aid the school funds and support our many school activities. Football Homecoming brought on a lot of tough work, but the members han- dled it well, and put on a fantastic Home- coming Show. With the help of the student body, by keeping our campus clean, the ASB cabi- net was able to provide two good bands (and one bad one) for your entertain- ment. Mr. Lipoid was a major influence on these young scholars. Without his pa- tience and understanding this year would have been a total loss. — Becki Watson and Kim Cartmell s 1 11 - Vi .■■WVS ■ i,J- : X Top L-R; Bech Watson, Shannon Watson, Carolyn Matney, Carol Thornton, Celeste Martinez, Colette Hogenraad, Samt Degen, Cathy Villaromen, Tony Lipoid (ADVISOR). Middle L-R: Suzi Wil- son. Penny Swenson, Chrissy Young, Lisa Jones, Tracy Johnson, Lynda Green, Amanda Bryant. Bottom L-R: Chris Constant, Dean Monfort, Jim Schlumpherger, John Moyer, Albert Wang, Dlyan Marer. iafe.- Administration 64 — Faculty Faculty - 6 ' 5 BG s Helpful Crew 66 — Faculty Mrs. Rccd (Counselor) Mr. Peltzer (Counselor) Mrs. Gomez (Bookstore) Mr. Lipoid (Activities Director) Mr. Reynolds (Counselor) Mrs. Martin Mrs. Osborne (Library) Mrs. Neustadt (Counselor] Mrs. Freeze (Nurse) Secretaries Faculty — 67 Math Department 68 — Faculty Faculty ■ Science Department r Faculty Faculty — 71 English Department IBP ll ' (l J M Bj 4. l l Kl j H r l T M 1 72 — Faculty Faculty — 73 Social Studies Department 74 — Faculty Faculty — T P.E. and Music Department 76 — Faculty Ms. Lxmpe (P.E. Department) Ms. Samman (P.E. Department) Mr. Hoist (P.E. Department) Mr. Hall (P.E. Department) Mr. Keltner (Musie Department) Mr. Bumatey (Music Department) Ms. Bessette (P.E. Department) Faculty — 77 Foreign Lang, and Business Dept, Hk f y  . ' fcJW ■T M Mf jti 78 — Faculty Mrs. Burwell (Lingitage Depl. ) Mr. Akerboom (Language Dfpt.) Mrs. Hickman (Language Dept.) Mr. Cjsjs (Language Depl.) Mr. Igou (Business Depi.) Ms. Leonbart (Business Depl.) Ms. Unsuker (Business Dept.) Faculty — 79 Industrial Art Dept. t- 80 — Faculty Home Ec. and Art Dept. Mr. Clark Mr. Hoist Mr. Nelson Mr. Tossey Ms. Brown (Home Ec. Dept.) Mrs. Willis (Art Dept. Mrs. Mangan (Home Ec. Dept.) 7 Faculty — 8 1 A Special Thanks to the following: 82 — Faculty Faculty — 83 u We Lore Those Teachers yy Faculty — 8 Autograph: v K_ ., ' Q )X- This years Varsity Football team ' s aggressive- ness and hard work paid off for a winning team year. With a record of 6-4 we finished in second place which led us to C.I.F. Although they were young they showed the aggressiveness of a more experienced team. They exhibited the liking for hard work and the desire to win. Coach Shadid commented that their team unity and pride has helfjed them overcome their opponents, plus helped them achieve their goal which was to reach the playoffs. This years winning season has gave us many great memories and hopes for next years season. ihe ViiTiity le Kick that hall ' . Here comes ihe refei Bolsa goes for the tackle. Bolsa Grande ' s Varsity Football Team. Coach has a word vitb one of the players Another player do 1 ' 1 1 Rr r f . r t t K A ■ti i 1 W Mi ■Bt ' ' I9H J « — f :-- K F  ff fc ' .Mi . Damon Fisher running for a T.D.!! Bolsa ' s football team at their best. Damon passing off to one of his teammates. Rob Shocklcy setting up for the kiclcoff. Bolsa recovering the ball. Bolsa ' s awesome front line. Kenny Torres congratulated by Chris Tapia. This year ' s J.V. Football team didn ' t have a great season with a 2-8 record, but they did gain much experience for next year. Coach Dave Doser and Coach John Swoboda, commented on the team ' s hard work at practice. With the hard work and experience gained throughout the season, Varsity should receive some great players for next year. — :i lte j 1 ...M gBOEb: 92 - J.V. Football M ■J m j J.V. Football On your marks, get sel J.V. Football Team. K.ck that ball John! You ' re not such a bad ,ckle: J.V. Football — 93 This year proved to be exceptiona tough for the Freshman football team. At the end of the season the team held second place in league with their 4-3-2 overall record. 94 — Frosh Football Frosh Football — g-j This year ' s Varsity Water polo season was one of the best in Bolsa ' s history. The season consisted of three major achievements. First was winning the Garden Grove league champion- ship. Second Bolsa was the only Garden Grove team to make it past the first round of GIF fmals. The third and final achievement was getting four players on the first or second team All League. The final record was a superb i8 wins and only 6 losses. The frosh-soph had three returning players. Although they had it tough this year with a record of 3 wins and 1 1 losses, next year should prove to be much better. See Bryan Tread. Stevie Wonder plays waterpolo. 22 does aqua ballet. School of fish. Goalie action 1985 Varsity pin-ups 198 JV Team Butterfly Demonstn Singles Synchronized Swimming p Bolsa ' s Cross Country had somewhat of a rebuilding year this year. The team was coached by Kelloge Price who kept spirits high with encouragement and kept the runners in shape with lots of practice. Last year the team lost three graduat- ing seniors which accounted for fewer team members this season. Although they didn ' t do as well as last year, there is still hope for next year ' s team, after all Bolsa ' s 1. «-. 3 Cross Country Ma Ahead of the pack Matador in action. ad % }SM ' - Let ' s get physical. O ' - Smile of victory. It was a great year for our Varsity Girls Volleyball team. Their overall record was 9-6, and their league record was 6-4. Coach Clotfelter was very pleased with the girls attitude, and performance. He feels they have put a lot of pride, hard work, and love into volleyball, and they earned their winning record. IS w  - ml 100 - Volleyball Volleyball Tht J.V. Volleyball team had a fairly good sea- son ihis year. With a new coach, Lori Weir, the team managed to obtain a record of 6 wins, and 4 losses. Although they did not do as well as last year, they did have some outstanding players. The coaches award for best all around, went to Junior, Toni D ' Amore. 102 - J.V. Volleybal J.V. Volleyball — 103 I The JV II volleyball team enthusiastic during this year ' s season. Although they represented our school well, their playing needed much improvement. Coach Cle- ments did an excellent job of keeping the girls spirits up. Even though they lost many games their attitude and sports- manship was good. mr: BW M 104 - J.V. 11 Volleyball Lisa waits patiently for the ball to tomc back She had her Wheaties this morning. Come on Hurry Uplf TAKE THAT!!! Keep your eye on the ball. Gee, this perspiration . . . ! So, what ' s the deal? J.V. II Volleyball ■ The girls Varsity tennis team had a pretty tough season this year. Some of the hotter team players were lost prior to league starting which hurt the overall team performance. There were also many young players on the Varsity team. Al- though these two setbacks accounted for a poor season, the girls should be back next year ready to win! 106 — V. Tennis V. Tennis — 107 The J.V. Tennis team ended their tough season in frustration. They fin- ished fifth, due to loss of some of their best players, this season. The team also had many young players. With lots of practice and hard work, next year should prove to be quite rewarding. 108 — J.V. Tennis ].V. Tennis — 109 The Varsity Basketball team success- fully raced through league play earning themselves a spot in the CIF playoffs. The team finished with records of 7-3 in league, and 14-8 overall. The team is characterized by a bal- anced fastbreak, scoring attack, generat- ing from the five starters: Tom Afdahl, Hung Nguyen, Thurman Brown, Nam Cao, and Joe Small. Undersized as they may be, their scrappiness enables them to pull down many rebounds. Their ability to steal, re- bound, and hit the release man, allows them to execute the fastbreak. Without the support of Coach Lipoid, the team couldn ' t have done better. _J m- ' LJ 4 Jt i Varsity Baskclball Players Will the hall go through the ho Who taught you how to walk? Where Jul the ball go? W,ll II make it? WOW! Can he jump high. Don ' t practice too hard. The crowd looks yery anxious. A new kind of dance? 10 - Butclball i « ft __ ■ V  ,4( - V. Basketball Joe Small acting cool. jump Boha , You can ' t have the hall. Varsity Basketball Team Connie blocks the shot. Nam getting up for 2 pts. V. Basketball — 115 14 — J.V. Basliclball Sophomore Boys ' Basketball Ed jumps for a rebound against Wilsc Raise your hands if you ' re sure. Players look on as Ed shoots fat Fight for what you Players rush to get the rebound. Where ' s all the people? J.V. Basketball The Sophomore Basketball team plays a fastbreaking, and pressuring offense and defense. To overcome their inexper- iences, they ran game situations during practice, and hustle during the games. They seem to have had a negative attitude, but with all the hard work they put in they proved themselves wrong. Coach Martin said they could play a lot better, but they have the most depth and potential of any of his teams. The Freshmen Basketball team has not had a winning season, but it has had a productive one. Coach Cardoza said the team was disappointed that more weren ' t won, but were satisfied with their performance. At least they never gave up!! )i 16 — Frosh-Soph Basketball Frosh-Soph Basketball — 117 The B.G. Soccer team has had an up and down season this year. Coach Clot- felter feels that the talent is there, but the ability to play as a team isn ' t. The high point of the season came when they beat the fourth ranked team in the league. Overall the team had a great season. Con- gratulations! - r r Don ' t 1 •P o ' - H ' , ,, ' e d goal? . .an ts control. He hck d the hall to dust. I c.ugh Better h ck next lime. Here CO nes the other team Maudo s doing thetr hat. Walk ih  r ' . -£ • Soccer — I [9 This year ' s impressive collection of wres- tlers have proven themselves to be more than worthy opponents. The team owes its perfor- mance to individual hard work and desire as well as the teams overall positive attitude. Coach Price was very pleased with his team, but he said they could do better. — Kim Cartmell Wres.l.ng The Varsity Girls Basketball Team has fun up and down the court, whether they achieve a winning score or not. Leading the girls once again is Coach Ron Inman. With his help, the girls were able to have a record of 1 2-9 overall, and 7-5 in league. Their inten- sity gave a chance for success. — Kim Cartmell 0l 0- ' iK (I r 122-V. Girls Baskttball BOUHD V. Girls Basketball- y,C f , Autographs C ' V.lOixxc)U£o , - tern. aion umn , owct -Hima fceim oidr ( • v -_ _;riSfi : svie aiDii)h;;b Wl . t.1 1 C MOU.. Vl V tr)o hL- is « P ' Autographs I tOMt vjp ! . -Wdi z never t ouj kt xji 7 n ko ■ all. -T LO: cUcvc wMt vpc e tb u eUis- uear. 4or ii ho m-rt ciKu au ' mfl ' ' ' f thought • POhln X 4 oi urn. COt , ' fr d iif.? I AtJo romt Mc - ry ' 7A ; 7 - f ' i § t ip MdnS didn ' t ' ' f x m i - A l i c d -cm t: iz rii l t mc A k o ?yTt — % L M. . Z T c , mcf u . - - - Mc Ay yiOu c tb ' ' -taU Ve (nd iz ?t j ooe { ■ f) - Ouf , jyk yt jtwa ' M -tfu. fdcct } of S c daiM This year ' s girls soccer team was alive and kicking! Coach Dave Abclla helped the girls keep up their spirit and hard work. The varsity team was made up of 12 play- ers. Girls like Wendy Mellot and Lisa Marryatt showed excellence on offense. This was the ist year for J.V. girl ' s soccer. J.V. girls are a great addition to B.G. soccer. 9b3l iM % H Mick Sweet dn Girls Soccer. Marrxssa gets a hck out of scoccer. G. Soccer — 127 spring Sports ||ja p This year ' s varsity baseball was definitely one of the best. They had good team unity combined with coaching and motivation. Though the team is not one to blow every pitch out of the park, they score their runs using hit-and-run and bunt- and-run tactics. They achieve this due to excel- lent speed throughout the line up. The team would not have all the points stacked on their side without the dedication of Coach Diehard Nelson, who never quits! Defense is the team ' s strength. They are very strong up the middle. Good defense always beats a good offense which they ' ve proved. — Kim Cartmell Bane, up. 1, 2. ?, stretch . Raise ymn handi if you ' I ' aTsity Bd sehjtl. Stnke! Let ' s twist Mfnffles the ball home V V. Baseball - iji 132 — V. Biseball ; Rob [I ■, Jmost up lo ij(. 2. Smke three, R,ck I 3. Mike I ' ldez up lo bar ■f Tony and his powermg pitch. X Waiting for the next pitch, - ' :0 xv , r- yh -t; f : 5 ■ y vco- T. 0 — -4 o e. xY V. Baseball — 133 The J.V. baseball team is being coached by Mr. Hoist, whose goals for the team were, To prepare them mental- - ly for the varsity and succeed very well at it. They ' re a young team having only one junior, but were eager to learn. They had lots of fun and never gave up. v 134-JV. BascKill i % iiiSdfikr%A f ■k : ( ,u f.,.„ ,„ „„„ „ , ,, ,„fc,, I („, up u,ui «,. ' 4 hi II Tip ' 1 ■„, f..,l,U «,„ ,.. I, H ' uniij mnll, 7 in hJI n mm, J,V, B..«li.ill 1 5 p This years Frosh-Soph bascbr struggicd through the first part season, but with each game t proved. Being a young team Co.i did hoped to develop the players so by the end of the season they ' d be ready to play at the Varsity or J.V. kvA tuvt vcar. I 56 — Tfosh-Soph B Mrhall W- - ' « igmpiiu Aaron KcMs palienlly for the hall. Jerry feels ihe tension. A batter, baiter. toby, was born ready. W6 Frmh-Soph Baseball team. Keep your eye on the hall. Nice slM! Frosh-Soph Bjscbill — 137 This year, Bolsa finally tried something new. After all the years Bolsa Grande has been here, we finally have a boys volleyball team. The players worked very hard to accomplish their winnings. Coach Bruce Clotfelter said they have a lot of talent for a first- year team. — Kim Cartmell %. d tt ft. r vu 13 m ,j8 _ V. Volleyball ■ n 1 ' ■■.,, ' ■ ' ■ . .  f ' tk 9 jj ' HH Fr m ;9S6 f.rjf Boy V. Volleyball team. Hung tries to do a back flip- Does 20. 9, or 7 have it?? It ' s ]ust a hop, sk ' p. and a lump. Ricky keeps his eye on the ball. I ' ll just give It my old palm touch. Nice set Jose V. Volleyball — 159 This year has been an exciting year for boys of Bolsa. The J.V. boys volleyball team was coached by Bruce Clotfelter, this year. Bruce, believed that his boys had great potential and a lot of talent for being a first year team. The team has an outstanding chance to take first place in league next year. — Autumn Castro VAQU «■ . Will il go oyer the ml? 2. It ' s a bir 1, it ' s a plane, it ' s , ' ; 3. Nice spike. 4. IV.yolleyhM 140 - J.V. Volleyball Don ' l ]ust itanti there, lust you and L Ntce hump. Fernando ht the ball. Fernando with his spiking ■ J.V. Volleyball — H F The B.G. tennis team ' s hopes were on making GIF. They were led by singles player Hung Chi Nguyen and the doubles team of Thurman Brown and Thuc Do. Considering that five Var- sity players didn ' t return this season because of other interest. The B.G. team did very well. The J.V. tennis team was led by singles player Phong Nguyen. The V. team was coached by Mr. Olson. He was pleased with the team ' s effort and perfor- mance, but was disappointed with the lack of players on both teams. You only work as hard as those that are behind you make you work, says Mr. Olson. The J.V. team was coached by Dave Abella. J f 1 i±.U ■ . i a r. .42 - V. and J.V. Ttnnis V. and ]-V. Tennis — 143 Another year, another season, as the girls of Bolsa proved to have power. This year ' s V. Softball team played like a team, as in the past 3 years. Their feilding and batting skills led them to a winning sea- son. A big thanks goes to Lori Duncan, coach for the team. Congratulations girls on a good season. — Autumn Castro 144 - V. Softball V. Softball - 145 This year ' s girls J.V. Softball team proved they could Iceep cool under pres- sure. The team consisted of freshmen and Sophomores who showed us they weren ' t cjuiters. Coached by Coach Dosher, the girls knew they couldn ' t give up, so with head held high they kept playing. The girls returning next season, we wish you luck. — Autumn Castro 146 - ].V. Softball Aln ' ijys gossiping. bored. Always pracucmg. Get ready. Ready, set, go. The powering pitch. J.V. Softball - 147 Our 1985-86 Swimming Team coached by Howie Clarke and Steve Hen- kle, had a great season this year. With all the dedication and determination we had this year, we are looking forward to a very promising season next year. We are proud of all who participated, and wish them the best luck in coming years. Swimming i ' ' ■fi .1 . 1. Boy, I ' m tired. 2. Brian V on the go. S. Craig taking time to think things out. 4. Barbra up for air. 5. Good start Barbra. 6. Nice dire??! 7. Ann looks a little hungry. S. Paula worrying about the man of her dreams. 9. I9S6 Swim Team at their best. Swimming — 149 This track season was a difficult one. So many events, but so little competitors. Helping out with the track team is Coach Black and Coach Price. Most of the track members put a lot of effort in their work. Trying their very best were Paul Howell, Danny Cartmell, Ken Torres, Thor, and Angela Brown. — Kim Cartmell i o — Track the kad. Jeff War is ready fw Kenny hands off lo Thar. Greal hand off from Hevli J. V. sprinters doing their best. 1 2 — Badminton While gaining lots of experience from playing, the 1985-86 Varsity Badminton team had a great season. Tammy Davis, coaching yet again, feels that the Varsity team gave it their all and did a great job. The J.V. team also had a great season. With a new coach, the team had a lot of enthusiasm to go out and win! ' 89 Is Really Fine 1 5 — Frcshn Ni r;i;if Acosln Rjndy Ac n.mg, Ada,, n.mg Ada,, Robert Ada. Radenc Ala, A,K Atdn Eslella Cerda Mf Chafey Chmme Chen Y,wg Cho Hyeryttn Chttn Dung Chung ]ae Chung Cbudu i ShjKita Costo Farrah O Matt O Dave Cross Brandon Cucero Fernando Cune Amy Cunmnghiim 1 8 - Fr«hn Hb L k w m HmI • m ■ v H • . • ' k- ' J H ..H - H B Hl ti wD H Htsa FMe DvBruyckeH- R.,htrl Du-hmorl I ' huy Dmh l,h.n,h Do Angrlu-a Domwgufz ,V. -,. f DommJ lu Ye,, Dong Freshmen - i S9 fd frif Gannon Desirer Garcui John GaTZon D mun Gastro Nal Glass Hang Gnuyen Ron Goad Walter Gotonk-3 AUna Gomr; Tom Gordon Scott Gosslin Sean Gregory Sharif Hageali Bradley Hall Jason Harper Gamaliel HaTrison ]ohn Hawkms Katht Heck Mikf Hemartiiez Gmny Hills John Hippit MuhelU Hoalton Van Hoang John Huang Rosanne Huertas Jenmfer Huffman Lisa Huyen Jarrod Ireland Lee Isley Sugar Jackson Lenny Jaquez Ucquc Johmon lulu- Ka Damn Kasmger Don Kelley Carrie Kenstnger Davi Kensinger Shannon Kercher Laura Khashar Andy Ktm Doe Kirn ■f John Kim Cyndt King Stephanie Klein Ginger Koless Julie Landry Kim Urson I . Tir,ah Urson Mike LiKhkenitsch Gin-j Gallegly Jennifer Ustr. Marilyn Lastra Robert Lastra Stacey Latsha Freshmen — i6i Bob Lawson Catherine Lazzara Pung Le Quynh Le Thanh Le TungU Jennifer L avttt Emma Ledesma Doreen Lee Dana Ufcyft Lisa Lemons Larry Levis Maureen Lrms Richard Lewis Jeanny Ltm Tom Lisby Danny Lii Lisa Lochne, Mike Lockard Mike Lodge Cindy Lopez Nen Ly Edwards Loins Lori Macisaac Jerry Maldonado Pam Mallis Tn sssss J r ' m ft i ' . 1 HH, I V ' J l Hal Nguyen Eddie Negrete Kelly Nguyen Freshmen — 163 Thang Ngueyu Bao Nguyai Chuan Nguyen Dung Nguyen Hai Nguyen Lieu Nguyen Luot Nguyen Minh Nguyen Nbu Nguyen Nhung Nguyen Phony Nguyen Thang Nguyen Thang Nguyen Thrinb Nguyen Trung Nguyen Vyen Nguyen Xuat Nguyen Eric Noran Bruin Nuez Annmarie Nunag W mH Amanda Odell Pfggy Ogata lanenc OgU Lisa Oqum Rick) Ornebs Jamrs Park Do ihry ihink they ' re surfers? Surprised! Reach out! Reach out and touch Caught you with your mouth full. Eric 15 always out of class. 164 — Frcshnf Freshmen — 165 Pboung Ta Thio 7j Com Tjcnrr Hung Tmg Chmty Tcmplt Linda Thomas Roger Thomas Keith Thompson Najia Tiyoni I k2 fl Carlos Torres Richard Reyes M % . Tina Rodriguez Hormer Rodrtsyez Andy Roell Emcsl Rogers ' Lisa Roeff Chris Rosener Michelle Roiar Cheryl Row Mall Ruzio David Saglao Joe Sanchez f mwzw 1 66 — Freshmen Patty Sandoyal Collin Sawyers J ck Schench ]esse Schmuit Cmdy Schneider T,ja Schuckel Urui Xchroede, Freshmen — 167 Reyna Villanucyj Melody V,oU Oh gosh. Mother d y jl BoUj- And this IS how you do it. Yes. I know I ' m adorable. Two lonely soitls watting to find eaeh othc Where IS ihjt book at! Bi (. YM„g ' 88 Is Great! 170 — Sophomores Sam Cho Yun Choe !ae Cho, I ' jity Chn L,nh Chu Bnle Chung Jorge Colazo Sophomores — 171 Mario Contreras RlfFW CoroTUi Sonyj CoTifz NeiU Comeao Mikf CrouchcT Andrea Danet Ann Dang Khanh Dang Phoung Dang T„n Dang. Joel Dans Arpie Deguzman Eric Derby Ann Desrosiers Becky Den-itt Bruce Dickenson Charles Dingee Huong Do Tn Do Tim Dreger Peter Du Tho Du Murhelle Duncan Lydui Duran Lydu Duran Doug Ebert Mauien Eddie Timothy Elder Karen Elliot Tina Encineoi Connie Epperson Richard Evans Jane Falletta Mohammad Faradsollah Jeremy Farber Jennifer Faulkner Lori Ferrazza Gma Flares Allsha Fly Shane Fredenburg Shawn Fredenburg Consuelo Galeana Adrian Galen Cella Garcia Krissi Garcia William Gardner Jennifer Gass Debbie Gattis Sofia German Jose Gomez Gerardo Gonzalez Tom Goode Christm Gray Maria Gutierrez Marcy Gomez Lisa Gonzales wm TiS.h ' rw, ' Tl ' ym Sop hi Jesse Hardwick Rachel Headlee April Heard Lisa Hernandez Raymond Hernandez Sophomores — 173 Tim Ingjils Jeff Inland Ktio jackfll Eric fachon RonM lackson Turn, fachon Tim Jacobson Fred Jefferson Tony Jimenez Victor Jimenez Denise Johnson ,m John Kent John. Steve Kaana Amelle Knili Jack Karumanlun Peggy Kaupang Steven Kay Paul Kehl Janme Kelly Jean K,m Shelley Kim Kimberely Knapp Darnel Ko Iwona Kot Andre Kreil Dannette Krogslund Helen Kwon Danna Lastra Shannon Lalchford Jeff Law ion 174 — Sophomores ' ffp ' :en Le Wf Leader nne Lemmo •aniel Uon ck Lepule immy Llmhack lf o.« Lmarci ,son Lohtkc aigc Loughrey lark Lowmar, ' ran„ Lm lung Uu ' hytney Mahery aria Mahle b i M chelle Marmo joJi Markiewn }i,u,n Marhiru! Amy Marpstcr Lisa Marryall Tamara Marsh Flores Martha Rohu- Marlxr BrenJa Mar, Bob, McBra,r,ey y Alan McCUsky hank McUne lason Melmosh Craig McWhirle Wendy Mellon L Sam gets a bird ' s eye vterr. 2. Someone tell Jamne her hair is in her eyes. I Sophomores sharing ihoughls at break Sophi Enh Mmin CinJy MichtLnffh Brrll Miller jjon Miller Mark MlllfT Darlfne Morgan Paula Mayer Charles Myers Malt Nakamota Nahvl Naoaey Brad NWmj Dien Nguyen Dung Nguyen Hiep Nguyen TLWJ I ' i Loan Nguyen Loc Nguyen Minh Nguyen Paul Nguyen Phong Nguyen Than Nguyen Thu Nguyen L . Joel Nunez Crystal O ' Connor Annie O ' Reilly Uttsu, Omela, Adam Orerbo Manh Pham joe Parsons 176 — Sophomores Angela Perez Janet Perez Martina Perez Tyrah Perez Emhe Petralia hedh Pevey Cht Pham 1. Basking in the mn. 2. Taking time out for a smile. 3. Go, Fight, Win! 4. I don ' t thmk so! . Brenda acting too cool!! Sophomores — 177 Steve Robe: Roben Rodi MariccU Rodrigi April Sal, Humberto Sanch Luiz Sanchez Misty Sandi Jeff Sand. Adam Sayi 178 — Sophomores 2. Barbara Bivens feeling tipsy. 3. Chnstin dreaming of a carnival Sophi Harry Torikun Mcssrob Torikian Katherinc -Towie Houng Tran Phi Tran Phoung Tran Kim Tran Thuan Tran Troung Tran Vuong Tran Kristina Tretter Spike Trevino Nghia Tnnh Frank Troung Lisa Trujilto Diane Tucker Judy Uiagatetei Jimmy Usey Dennis Vaccarclla Senara Vacsau Shannon Valdcz Carmen Valenzucia Patrick Van Dom Susan Van Dorn Jesus Vasquez 1 80 — Soph Ma na V.llalobos Sar a Villanueva Catherine V.llaron- Cir dy Villasenor Ml chael Virgil Ela ne Vito L,e n Vo Ba bra Volk Th anh Vu Qu ang Vu Br, an Wall Sta ccy White Da n.el Wilkcnson Thomas Williams Jar nes Williams Terry Wilson Jeanne Workman Claudine Wright Kim Yackman Cindy Ybarra Marlena Zunich Tbtnk you ' re tuff, Tom? WHAT!? Walk faster or we 7 miss the rad guys! ■j 4. My! What btg eyes you have! 5. act like a sopho Sophomores — i8i Oh Thank Heaven for 87 182 — Juniors Juniors — 183 Christian Cobtentz Patty Comera Chns Constant Grrardo Counga Jason Crane Rene Cumberland Sandra Dalessandro Toni D ' amore Khanh Dang Chanse Doris Ron Davis Doreen Day Eddie Bebruyekfre Chrissy Decbellis David Decourey Becky Dednck 184 — Juniors hff Dur,bp Houng Duong Turn Doung Mj„ Durlene K,me GalLrJe Joseph Gallegos Alex Galm David Gtfnn Bobby Garaa Lea Garcia Stephanie Gardner Dianna Gares Cbns Gass Max Gautreau David Gieasin Robert Gleason Ronald Graham Cheryl Gray Lynda Green Debbie Greenwood Guy Hassler Larry Hatch Paul Heaphy Kevin Heck Laura Heine Hilda Hernandez Kimberly Hernandez Patty Hernandez Randahl Hill t ' i« f 1 86 — Juniors . Hmsh. Lydu, Ko John Krogman Betnandrttt Kruchten Laura LaFond Jenny Lander Joe Lander Scott Landry Misty Line Dayid Linnon Laurie Uwson Steve Lecours Michelle Lemons Claudine Lepule Heather Ltndsey Usa Robinson Trevor Lohrke Virginia Lueanos Dary Ly Briana Mabery Dan-n Mallei Joe Manny Brian Marine Erika Marttr Ray Martin Regilna Martin Jimmy Martinez Marissa Mason 1 88 — Juniors , Darui shon-iTig us hn lechntque of getting straight A ' s. 1. Juniors showing their spirit! i. Who, mr? Juniors Tonya Nebon Nal Ness Uurence Newara Tammy Nentll Huong Nguy Anh Nguyen Anh Nguyen Cong Nguyen Diem N yen Hat Nguyen Hope Nguyen Hui Nguyen Hunon Nguyen Huy Nguyen Khanh Nguyen Luuly Nguyen Tied Nguyen Trang Nguyen Vinh Nguyen Polly Ninchell Kaori Nitta Eric Oberg Julie Oleson Miehaet Ramirez Eric Rebelh Robert Redriquez Bryon Reecc 190 — Juniors FrMcei Sam-hez Jim Schlmnpbager Craig, SchmJl Bt(ky Schneider Geoff Scon Kalhy Scon Warren Seo Jjmey Sexton lamic Shelienharge, Run Shepherd CAris Shw Craig Shi, ]oe Shimo Tammy Shirley Sleffame Slaughu MelmJa Smith Ed Sohs Peter Stephenson Melody Stewart Dam Slillsworlh Larry Stock Ed Stoop ArieeliCd Stork Bryan SunJa Penny Swens Willuim Porktr Dtmd Perez Tracy Perry Hoa Pham Phung Pham Guing Phjn Lituia Phtnguyen Steve Pickering Tr j!ie Pmneil Usa Pogue Mike PoUn DmiA Preze Justin PnlcharJ Shannon Prill Dayid Pullcn Brandon Qumtana Bryon Reece Theresa Richardson Maureen Richert Gutllermo Rico Breni Richie Kevin Roberts Mike Robinson Brenda Romero Scott Rosner Robert Rule Wayne Rye David Rysso Kim Tanlardini Chris Tapia Julia Tin rrfr fPi A W a Tiyom Tizzard 192 — Juniors Btanca Torres Pulli Torres Melissa Torrews Ih.co Tran .,ndy Tran l.o„g T,a„ Tan Trinh Manh Truong =- ' l ' ,.,o Truong Laronne Urista Smiley Vaesan Ursula Valdez Marim Valen;uela jmon Vanhorn Knslal Vega Paige Vener Verez :e Vtzcarra Mai Vo Vicb Voel Khoi Vu Roherl Walker Albert Wang Tamya left Weir Ktm Weyland Demse Whitfield Leanne WiUox Suzi Wilson H ' esley Wong Anna Wood Sheila Woodruff lames Yang Christir. Sewions r ' ' 6- r?S 5 i hH .A j ifer C a ' ' (b- gg The Pride Of ' 86 196 - Sfn Allan T. Afdabl Daryl Z. Ahrens Alberto D. Alvarez Jacqueline Andrescn Btadiey W. Armstrong Seniors — 197 I ' i ? : it -.jL. 198 — Stnbis 1 Lorraine A. Banuclos Michael Banuelos Marlene A. Barber, - . Iqbal Bari Shauna M. Barnes Chns B. Beechei Seniors - 199 Ciarc Bollschwciler Suiy Bouslog J..mfs A. Bow Shelly A. Boycr 200 — Stniors Angela L. Bn Amanda R. Bryant chthuy , Cur if-p inn ( ntorin Dicdrc P, Capalbo p ' P -i: I E . ' ' .v. .(ti «i ' iwWh hB B PPPB Karyn Ann Carpen Deborah R. Cartel Kimberly Cactmcll Carolyn R. Christ Joe Cliung Myung Cheon Chung Cristin.i Cornclic Timothy C. Couch 204 — Seniors Melody L. Cumberland Seniors — 205 U aJ Joseph Fallcru Cynthia A. Fcrnandc: D-tnifllc Fitzgerald 208 — Seniors ' 1 ji i f I Steve B. Flores John T. Fox Semors — 09 HP, Julie C, C.i Bobbie ]. Harris Mitlurl C. Hawkii J.m 1 loldc: Rene Holliday Lynn Huffn Elizabeth Inglis Seniors — 213 Uslir A. Ja.kson Kathtrinf Jamison Cynthia D. Kh- H un Sock Kit Barclay King MRhelic King Connie E. L;jwrcncc Shannon Sang Lee Un Jung Lee Christine M. Light Wizrk M. Maceiwee Lcjnn Marludo Dcnise M. Mjldonnado Dylan Marct Audrey G. Mai Joscttc K Markie Timothy L. Marsh jost-pii Mann Lino N. Martinez Kimbericy Mattiu Robert W. McWhincr Samuel D. Miller Mary L. Mizzi m% II iTVan 1. .MonitKl Danny Moore Tina Morgai Esther P. Navarro Lydia T. Nava: Hung Nmi Nguyen Khanh Nguyen fr Mary Nguyen Phuong Loan T. Nguyen PKuong Thuy Nguyen Thuyihi Nguyen ( Dfiia M. Paine InII L Presley Slrpliame L. Pruilt ( nda L. Rhodeicli Paigt R. Richellc Micharl A. Row I ' .ul Huval. jba sy!KKferaK!sa ' n!5f Tracey D. Sparks Michael R. Stanley RKhard B. Steele Kenn th J. Torres ziti — Seniors Jjo — Sen .Vntor. - M ' Rcbficj D. Watson Michelle L. Watts David L. Weber Michael C. Wcgenica Beth H. Wcirku Chritinr M. We 252 — Seniors Connie J. Wilson Jerr - J. Wilson Edward J. WisdotT . ' nioi — 25 J TtkU Acktlson — Drama Club (9), B«t FtMhman I ama Siudcni, Thopuns (10). M.G.M. Club (lo).CSF (lo-ia), Spanish Qub (11). Publications (12). Photo Editor (12), Honoc Roll (9-1;). Retained sanity (9-12). Foolish Optimist (9-0- Danl Ahicns — Band 2 years, ASB. Civics club, Slci club, BRC representative. Civics classroom rep. Spanish club vice president (84-8 ). Spanish club president (8 -86), Foreign language club member, Brahman (9-12). Albeno Alverez — CSF (9-12), Scholar of the year (82-83), Scholar of the semester (8:). MGM club (9-12), Spanish rlub (9-12). Foreign bnguage club (11), Civics club (12), C:SF V.P. (12). Spanish club rep. (12) Who ' s Who Among American High School Students {84.«5), Honor roll (9-12), variety show MENUEX) (10). Perfect attendance (9-12). Omar ' ■BEEF Arnold — basketball (9-12), Water polo (9), Band (9-10), Jazz band (10-12), CSF (9-12), J.V. basketball coaches award winner. Lora Avery — Yearbook suff (11-12), Layout editor (12), Having Dcna Paine for a best friend, finally graduating from Bolsa. Kenneth B. Baker — Spanish 11 student of the year (10). History student of the year (u). Brown university book award (11), Physiology student of the year (11), 1st place in school science fair (11), CSF five semesters, Spanish club (11- 12), MGM club (12), Perfect attendance (9-1 1), Principal ' s honor roll. High school honor roll. Civics Club. Mock trial Participant. Lori Banuelos — Drama club (9), Fishermans club (10-12), Girl of the month (1 1), G.A.T.E. student (9-12), Honor roll (9-12), Girls league board member (12), 1985 Mock trial participant. Foolish optimist (9-11)1 Cynic (12). Marlene Barbero — J.V. volleyball, J.V. badminton (10), J.V. volleyball — coaches award, V. badminton — most valuable player. National Physical education award. Employee of the month (11), Academic all-American award. United States achievement award. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, V volleyball, V badminton. Volunteer work (.2). Daniella Barrera - Drama club (9), Perfect attendance (9- 10), GirU ensemble (9), CSF (10), Concert choir (10-1 l),JV tennis (10), Class council (10-11), Prom committee (11), French club (9-12), Graduated, Made one friend — Colette Hogcnraad. Lisa Bendino — Drama club. Marching band, class council (9), Drama club, Thespians, Class council, Assistant director of Our Miss Brooks (10), ASB cabinet member. Junior Oass treasurer. Foreign language club. Class council (11), Foreign language club. Civics club, School winner of D.A.R. award, Oass council (12). Regina Black - class council (9-12), JV II volleyball (9), JV yell (9-10), homeroom rep. (11). V Song (10-12), JV yell jupcnor trophy, V song superior trophy and spirit award, Tootball ho.Tie omiag queen (12). Bill Pwiioks - Home room rep (1 2), MGM club (10-12), civicr club (12), most valuable newcomer cross country (10), coadvis award track (9), Most valuable track (10), most iiupicational. crou countfy (11), Cross Country CIF (10), CSF (10-12), honor roll (9-12). Angela Lyn Brown — Varsity letter in track (10), Track team (10-12), JV letter in tennis (11), BaskctKill stat girl (9-12), Class council (10-12). Senior class senator, French club (1 1- 12), CSF (11-12), Grl of the month; September (12), GS gold award, GS silver award. Amanda Bryant — class council (9-12), Freshman class sena- tor, drama club (9), Varsity track (9), Sophomore class yell, Varsity JV statistician (lo-i i). Junior class Vice-President, Prom committee (11), art club (l 1-12), ASB cabinet (11-12), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (12), homeroom rep (9-10), Graduated 1986. Johna annon - JV U volleyball (9), JV cheerleader (9-10), Varsity head cheerleader (lo-i 1), Spending my whole Senior year with one boyfriend; Dave. Not falling asleep in Mangan ' s class. Graduating. Kim Cartmell — Class council, drama club (9), class council, secretary (10), class council (1 1), yearbook staff, (12) won all fights with Mr. Smith, going through my whole Senior year with one boyfriend. Myung C Chung — finished ESL class in one year, (9), school science fair; first place in Chemistry, Orange County E fair Honorable Mention (11). Kimberly Davis — JV volleyball, JV basketball, varsity track, (9-10), varsity volleyball (10-11), boys basketball stats (u- 12), girls volleyball stats (12), badminton (i i), vice president girls league (11), Junior class senator, GSOA silver award, officer of the year girls league (11), Pres. girls league, Senior class treasurer, GSOA gold award, class council (9-12), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Andy Dierking — JV soccer, — most valuable player, outstand- ing electronics student, frosh soph baseball. — most improved player, CSF (9), JV football. Varsity soccer, JV baseball, CSF, Spanish club (10), Varsity soccer — coaches award, Spanish club, soccer, CIF, all-league first team, JV baseball — MVP, varsity baseball CIF, student council, science fair — 2nd place. CSF, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (11), Varsity football — CIF, Varsity soccer, varsity baseball, CSF (12). Steve Dulmagc — Frosh Soph water polo (9-10), most im- proved player (9), frosh soph wrestling (9), frosh soph swimming (9-10) coaches award (10), drama club (9-1 1), Fishermans club (9-12), math club (9), Varsity w.itcr polo (11-12), most valuable player (12), 1st team all-league selec- tion (12), league champions S-O ( 1 2) , varsity swimming (il- ia), varsity swimming team captain (11-12), home room rep (9-12), class council (9-12), GATE program (n-12), civics club (12), Going to Hawaii (12). Dina Durment — was able to fight with my teachers without getting into trouble! Danielle Fitzgerald -JV cheerleader (9), V cheerleader (10), Vswimming(ii-i2),V. wrestling stats (11), student council (12), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (11), graduated ' 86. Roseann Florcs - JV II volleyball, JV volleyball (9). V volley- ball (11-12), 2nd team all-league (11), 1st team all-league (12), JV basketball (9), V basketball (10-12), honorable mention (11), V Softball (9.11,12), 1st team all-league (11- i2),Vtrack (io),Jr. class yell, class council (9-12), honorary ASB member (12), ist team all-league basketball (12). John Fox — Freshman football, JV football ( 1 o) , class council (9-10), track (9-10), graduating, falling asleep in brazelton ' s class. Mcllissa Giguere — Spanish club officer, V gymnastics at Westminster — coaches award, class council (9). V diving, JV swimming (10), girls league historian. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, French club (11), girls league vice president. Senior class senator, class council Ameri- can cancer society representative, French club Phil Adams (12). Julie Green — drama club (10), newspaper sports editor (10- 11), had a child (sociology) (11), Homeroom rep (11), covered matador football for the Orange County News (11), Got married to Sam Cross (12). MGM club ( 1 2 ), newspaper feature editor (12), varsity football stat girl — tackles (12), Sam Cross ' personal stat girl (12), Yearbook copy (12), word of the day winner (12), Always had a smile on my face (12). graduated 1986. Sylvia Ham — honor society club (9). JV swimming team, V cross country team, drama (plays), intramural volleyball, in- tramural tennis. Mike Hawkins — football (9-11). Met Dana and fell in love (12), restored and customized my truck in auto shop (12). Colette Hogcnraad — girls ensemble, JV yell (9-10), class council (9-12), concert choir (10-11), Jr. class pres., ASB member (1 1-12), ASB secretary, Girl of the month (March), French club (9-12), Prom committee, civics club rep. (12), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (11), fell m love and still am (1984-?). Hermin Honavar — V swimming (11-12), newspaper (11- i2).Mocktrials(i2),girlsleague (12), CSF (11-12). MGM (12), mastering the time trivial pursuit game and pizza tasting m Mr. Delabar ' s 4th per. (11), YLFA (12). Beth Howard — Our Miss Brooks cast (10). Spanish club (11), CSF (11), GATE drama (11-12), Mock trial (12), yearbook photo staff (12), spaz (9-12). Milzi Huff — MVP JV basketball, JV Softball, band class rep. (9), V basketball, V soflball — coaches award, band class ASB (10), honorable mention for 1st team V basketball — coaches award, V Softball — most inspirational, class council, yearbook staff (11), V basketball, V Softball, class rep., yearbook asst. editor (12). Tracy J. Johnson — marching band, journalism I, class council (9), marching band. Matador news (staff writer). Varsity track (hurdles), class council (10), Matador News (news editor), V track and field, Jr. achievement (secretary), ASB, class council (11), V track, ASB, soccer, class council. Patty Lawson — Drama club, homeroom rep., class council (9), Foreign language club, homeroom rep, class council (10), foreign language club, homeroom rep, foreign exchange stu- dent to Norway (11), civics club, finally graduated (12), made everlasting friendships with teachers and students. Shannan Lindsay — My freshman and sophomore year I lived in Oregon and was involved in Spanish club for 2 years. Shakespeare club for 1 year, swing and concert choir. Junior 234 — Senior Accomplishi year — girls ensemble, class functions. Sen choir, octet, and class functions. Dylan Marcr — JV polo, JV soccer, f rosh baseball. MGM club (9), V soccer, V swimming, MGM club, siti c lub, ASB cabinet ( 10) . V soccer, sici club, Jr. class council. ASB cabinet (11), sl i club. Senior class council, ASB cabinet (12). CELESTE MARTINEZ - Freshman President, Concert Band 9-10, Accreditation Committee (9-10), Principal Advi- sory Student Committee (9-10), ASB (9-10-1 1-12), Sopho- more President, Brian Mushrush Award (10), JV Softball (9), Sophomore Princess (Homecoming), Girl of the Month (u). Junior Princess (homecoming), ASB President (12). Senior Princess (Homecoming), Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, Student Council (9-10-11-12), Prom Committee (11), Got Hit by Cupid (1984-?). KIM MATTHS - Drama Club (9-12), Make-up crew for drama production (9-12), Drama Productions: Alice m ' Help! ' , Rhonda in ' Our Miss Brooks ' , and Joan in ' Mystery Liner ' , Class Council (lo)GATE(io). House of Reps (9), ■Varsity Cheerleader ( 10- 1 1 ) , International Thespians Society (.2), Civics Club (12). PAMELA MIRABELLA — WOCOMAL (Wo Massachusetts Math League), Math Team, Student Tutor Counselor, Library Assistant, (9), W O C O M A L, Student Tutor Counselor, Library Assistant, 2nd place Anthology Contest (10), W O C O M A L, Student Tutor Counselor, Library Assistant ( 1 1 ), Bowling League (12). Honor Roll (9- 10-11-12), Honors Classes (9-10-1 1-12), Poem Published in Shards Annual Poetry Collection. DEAN MONFORT- Council (9-12), Advisory Board (9), Accreditation Team (10), JV Tennis (9), JV Cross Country (10), Varsity Badminton (11), ASB (10-12), Yearbook (11- 12), Layout Editor (11), Yearbook Editor (12), Prom Com- mittee (,,). MARK MORICO - JV Baseball, Drama I Thespian ( lo) JV Baseball, Drama II Thespian, Most Improved Actor for 1983 (10), Varsity Baseball, Thespians Third Year (12). JOHN MOYER - Well first I went out with my first real girl friend for three months. Student Council, Broke up with my first real girl friend. Football, Wrestling, Golf, Honor Roll (9). Made my first touchdown on JV, Wrestled Varsity. Track. Student Council, Flaked on my grades. Got restricted for a month, CIF in Wrestling. ASB. Prom (10). Decided Football was just a game. Varsity Wrestling CIF. ASB, Prom Committee, CoEd (11), Senior Class President, Wrestling FIRST in League, CIF, ASB, Went to a lot of B-Day Parties, Got hit by a car and died so I couldn ' t go to Hawaii and get LIED. Graduated, Won the Lottery (i million bucks), bought my Squard Back and picked up a lot of girls. Had Fun, Got recognized as an Artist, Won the 12th Grade Spelling Bee. CHI HUNG NGUYEN - JV Tennis. MIP. CSF ( 1 o) . V Tennis, MVP, CSF, Vietnamese Club (11), V Tennis, MVP, Captain, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Civics Club, Vietnamese Club, CSF (12). LISA O ' KEEFE — Arrowbear Music Award (9). Newspaper Staff. Concert Choir. Surviving Mr. Slormer ' s English class (11), Concert Choir. Octet (12). Member (11). V Song (i 1-12), Homeroom Rep (to). Class Council (10-12), Civics Club (12). SUZANNE RAY - Drama Club, Girl ' s Ensemble, Class Council (9), Concert Choir, Drama Club, CSF (to). Concert Choir. Thespians, Drama Club, CSF, Class Council (11), Concert Choir, Thespians, Drama Club, Senior Class Secre- tary, Class Council, Girl of the Month (Dec) (12). MACHAEL RAYMOND - FHA Member, Drama (9), Girl ' s League, French Club, Science Fair Award (Honorable Mention), Golf Club (rr). Girl ' s League Publicity Officer, Active Senior Class Council Member. Cancer Society Rep (12). ANGIE REICHLE - Not having any Detentions or Satur- day Schools, or Suspensions in my Junior or Senior years. Yearbook Staff Junior Senior. MICHAEL ROW - Scholar of the Semester (82-83) , Schol- ar of the Year (82-83). Outstanding World History Student (82-83). Outstanding English Student (82-83). NEDT Top 10% in the Nation (83-84). Outstanding Spanish Student (83-84). Outstanding English Student (83-84), Scholar of the Year (83-84), JV Baseball (83-84), Science Fair H Mention (83-84), US History Award (84-8 ' j), CSF Sem ters I, II (82-83. 83-84. 84-8 ' i). CSF Secretary Treasurer (85 86), Spanish Club (84-8 , 8 ' i-86). Spanish Club Presid. (8v86). Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents, CSF Seal Bearer. ROB SHOCKLEY - Football. Soccer and Baseball (9), JV Football. V Soccer JV Baseball ( 10). V Football. V Soccer. JV Baseball, Soccer. 2nd Team All-League : Best Defensive Player (11), V Football, V Soccer V Baseball, Senior Class Council, Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. First Team All-League Soccer (12). MICHAEL R. STANLEY - I played football during my Freshman year. I was accepted to GATE (Gifted and Talent- ed Educ.) program in 1984. I also was accepted to the 1984-8 ' ; edition of Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents, and received a certificate of Merit. During my Fresh- man year I was m the Drama Club and continued my member- ship into my sophomore year. During my Junior year at Bolsa I was in MGM. The last of my accomplishments are, as of now in my Senior year, I am presently in the Civics Ski Clubs. BRIAN STEELE - Drama Club (9). Cast member of ' Mys- tery Liner ' (12). Concert Choir (11-12). Bolsa Grande Octet ( 1 2 ). Fisherman Club ( 1 1 - 1 2 ) . Homeroom Representative (9- RICK STEELE — Honorable Mention Bolsa Grande Science Fair (1984-85). Perfect Attendance — 4 Years. MVP Frosh Soph Baseball (1983). Varsity Baseball Letter (1984-86), Garden Grove League Baseball Champions (1984), Best De- fensive Player Varsity Baseball (85), 2nd Team All-League (85), Lead Orange County in Stolen Bases (27) (1985), Delegate to 1985 Session of Boys ' State, Athletes for Lung Health, ?ioo,oo Scholarship (American Lung Assn.), Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation (1983-1986). Foreign Lan- guage Club (1984-1985). MGM Club (1983-1986), Vice President (1985-1986). Spanish Club (1984-86), Civics Club President (1986), 1985 Constitutional Rights Foundation Mock Trial Member, Who ' s Who Among An School Students. dent (10), Spanish Club (11), Object of Worship (9-12). CAROL THORNTON - Class Council (9-. 2), uck (9- 10). Most Valuable Sprinter (9-10), Volleyball (91,.;, CSF (9- 10).. ASB Member (11). ASB Vice President (12), ,, ; Who Among American High School Students (12), Girl of the Month (11) KENNETH J. TORRES Class Council. Lettered in Wres- tling. Coaches Award (9), Class Council, Vice President, Lettered in Wrestling. Coaches Award in Track for JV (10). Class Council, Lettered in Wrestling, Lettered in Footbaii. Lettered in Track, CSF, Prom Committee (11), Class Coun- cil, Lettered in Football, Matador of the Week Twice, Let- tered in Wrestling, Team Captain, Lettered in Track, Who ' s Who Among .American High School Students, Civics Club Vice President, First to get with it, CSF, GOEN VOICE. JAN A TRAN - 12th - Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, Selected to take GATE Test, Honor Roll, Teacher Aide, Office Help, Temporary on Tennis and Volleyball, Major in Dentistry. SONJA VALENZUELA - Class Council (,o), Class Council (11), Fishermans Club (ii). VICKIE M. VANCE - I haven ' t done too much here at Bolsa — My biggest accomplishment is being in Drama and being in a Play, The best accomplishment for me is making many good friends. JONATHAN VOLLAROMAN - Senator (9), Student Council (9-12), Concert Choir (9-11), JV Football (11). DEBORAH VIOLA - Band (9-12), JV Swim Team (10), BGHS JV Breaststroke Record (10), V Swim Team (i 1-12), Perfect Attendance (9-12), Honor Roll (9-12), CSF (9th, 2nd semester 10, 12), Concert Choir (11-12), President of Concert Choir (12). CHRISTINE WEST - Fishermans Club, Swim Team, Spanish Club (9), Drama Club, Swim Team, Tennis Team, Class Council, Spanish Club Girl ' s League Council (10), Drama Club (11), Civics Club Treasurer, Class Council, GRADUATED (). BRETT WILCOX - Football (9), Varsity Water Polo (10- 12), Frosh Soph MVP (10). Second Team All-League (11), First Team All-League MVP (scored 91 goals) (First time Bolsa ever had a waterpolo player make all-league MVP), Swim Team (-11), Backstroke Champion (10), 200 Freestyle Champion (10), Honor Roll (11). ANDREA WYSS - MGM (9-10), Drama Club (9-10), Thespian (10-12), Drama Historian (to), Sally in Help, Homeroom Rep (10), Class Council (i i-), Jr. Class Senator, Spanish Club (11-12), Spanish Club Secretary Treasurer (12), V Track (10-1 1), V Tennis (1 1), Golden Voice (11), GSOA Silver Award (10), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, Defendant Karen Dennis in Mock Trial Team (), Civics Club, Grid Dav Committee, I finally got ' with It ' (12). GRET ZARET - Honor Roll (9-12), CSF (1 1), Yearbook Photographer (12), Achieved a New. Sense of Awareness (.2). JULIA PRESLEY -JV Yell (9-.0), V Song (,o-rr). ASB BRIAN C. STEWART - MGM Club (0-12). Vic Atcompiishnients — z Goodbye B.G. 236 — Sen Seniors — 237 Hawaii Here We Come!!!!! He ' s jusi too cool!!? Marie is always roaming the halls. Hcy, Who ' s that new girl? The class of 86 ' s better side!! Hey wait for mc! Best Friends this week, enemys the tell you guys are really 2j8 — Seniors ,, clo n ' I ] xii ' ' ' v . -j ns-. 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