Bonita High School - Echoes Yearbook (La Verne, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1978 volume:

NX i j ' O Se y. wl eh ' 1a .,, ; II all qe J s- 1 - A ' fc - A ■ ooi 4 rie i i I ECHOES Volume 75 Bonita High School La Verne, Ca. 91750 Maria D ' Aquila, Editor Steven Fay, Assist. Editor Ken Erickson, Advisor THEME ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLUBS CLIQUES ACADEMICS STUDENTS FACULTY I ,, I MAKIN ' MONEY I I I I I 1 MUNCHIN ' OUT I I ' I HAVIN ' FUN I I 1 HANGIN ' AROUND in H H U Tffta I Cheer It Up Bonita 1977 Varsity Cheer was made up of Deanne Baur, Sherry Branam, Barbara Brazeau, Shelley Case, Sue Teter, and Wendy Sarter. The girls were in charge of the football rallies. They did a super job of cheering at the football games. Rally sponsored the first dance and the team dinners. Our Varsity Songleaders did a super job this year. They were busy working on new routines for the rallies. They came up with some original ideas and added a lot of spirit and entertainment to the rallies. At the games they were an asset to raise spirit in the stands. I Junior Varsity Cheer: front row- Dawn Stirling. Laurie Gonzalez, sec- ond row-Sue Skeen, third row- Connie Johnson. 2. Eileen Coleman, rally head. 3. Freshman Cheer: front row-Monika Christen, second row- Becci Hyatt. Caria Hernandei , Ja- nettc Wilson. 4. Basketball Cheer: front row-Toni-Marie Pettit. second row-Alice Cabrera, third row-Jane Hertz, fourth row-Nata.sja Koster. Diane Ness, fifth row-Patty Dunn, sixth row-Pam Ravenkamp. 5. Cathy and Tracie duel it out to the very end. 6. Gee, this is fun! 7. J.V. chcer- eaders do their thing. Junior Varsity and Freshmen Cheer kept busy cheering their teams on. J.V. was active at rallies and helping to cheer at the night games. J.V. consisted of five girls, Laurie Gonzales, Connie Johnson, Kelly Sarter, Sue Skeen, Dawn Stirling. Frosh started later in the season, but was quickly organized. Frosh Cheer was Monika Christen, Carla Hernandez, Becci Hyatt, and Janette Wilson. Basketball Cheer has been very busy planning basketball rallies and cheering at the games. Our Basketball Cheerleaders are Patti Dunn, Jane Hertz, Natasja Koster, Diane Ness, Toni-Marie Pettit, Pam Ravenkamp. The girls had a good time cheering on our team. Tracie and Cathy were a super big help to rally squad. They lent support to the Bearcats, and did a great job at the games. I I I. Drum Major: Annemaric Hobo. 2. Flag Squad: front row- Kathy Lope; ' , Darcy Downing, second row- Damila Haydcn, Barbara Escandon, Third row- I. aura Davis, Lcticia Lopez. 3. Bonita High Schools Marching Band. 4. Bonita High Schools Drill Team 5. Bannarcttes- Debbie Lester, Laurie Lee, Cindy Studlcy, Iris Pacheco, Wendy Dudley, Su ic Studley. 6. Drill Team Captains- Terri Wolf, Cathy Albert. Keeping In Step With The Times Our 1977-78 marching band was under the direction of Annamarie Hobo, drum major. Along with the drill team, captain Teri Wolf and co-captains Cathy Albert and Lisa McCook did a fine job representing our school in parades and half-time perform- ances. The bannerettes with captain Su ie Studlcy and flag squad under the direction of Laura Davis performed with the band and drill team and added to the glamour. To- gether these groups worked hard, and dedicated themselves to the excellent perform- ances. A Welcome Break In The Day Assemblies were very good this year. We were lucky to have the gas company, the band, and chamber singers present assemblies. We also had a rock group which performed for the student body at lunch. 1. Chamber singers and Band present Christmas concert. 2. Students pass gas class. 3. A.S.B. president impersonates Santa. 4. Bonita rocks to the music. 5. Under New Manage- ment performs for student body. 6. Men and women are created equal. I The 1977-78 A.S.B. officers have been busy since last year, beginning with a retreat for class and club executives, held at Big Bear. The prima- ry function of the A.S.B. officers is to monitor money; it ' s more of a governing group than a service group. The A.S.B. also plans the assem- blies and activities we have for the dead spots in the school year, like after football and in the spring. High spirited A.S.B. President, Bobby Viduare, kept things moving while Vice-Presi- dent, Tim Malone, kept Bobby moving. Other officers are; Kim Pence, Secretary; Kathy Grouf, Treasurer; Mike Sly, Sec. of Athletics; Mary Boyd, Sec. of Assemblies; Sue Tcter. Chief Jus- tice; Javier Sanchez, Sec. of Campus Problems; Eileen Coleman, Sec of Pep; Bonnie Briones, Historian; To ri Caplan, Sec. of Clubs. I 1. A.S.B. discussing important business. 2. The building of our new marquee, funded by A.S.B. 3. The sheik is chic. 4. Bonnie Brioncs takes notes, while Mary Boyd lends a listen- ing ear. 5. Tim Malone and Kim Pence work on important business. I Sen., Jr., Soph., Frosh. Class Officers The class officers have really had an active year. The Senior Class Officers put alot of effort into fund raising so that they could sponsor half-time activities at Homecoming and graduation activities. They pulled together to make the year successful. The Junior Class Officers sponsored many activities, such as the Homecoming Dance, to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. The Sophomore and Freshmen Class Officers were busy with varied activities. All the class officers did outstanding jobs and exhibited good leadership. 1. Freshmen Class Officers - FRONT ROW; Kathy Logan, Representa- tive; Mindy Miller, Vice-President; Dawn Paris, Class Justice. SEC- OND ROW: Greg Mahlovv, Representative; Tracie Stoddard, President; David Dean, and Shannon Cassidy, Representatives; Becky Hyatt, Sec- Treas. 2. Junior Class Officers - FRONT ROW: Wendy Sarter, Class Justice; Tracie Hoffman, Sec.-Treas. SECOND ROW: Bobby Montz, Vice-President; Ivan Deherra, President. 3. Junior Class Officers - Da- mita Hayden, Lori Brandt, Penny Thomas, Cathy Maidment, Shelly Estebo, Representatives. 4, Senior Class Officers - FRONT ROW: Bobby Garcia, Representative; Lori Swank, Sec.-Treas.; Berry Cope- land, President; Dave Pearson. Representative. SECOND ROW: Maria D ' Aquila, Representative; Francie Gutierrez, Vice-President; Julie Og- den. Representative; Karen Johnson, Representative; Cathy Albert, Class Justice. 5. Sophomore Class Officers - FRONT ROW: Chuck Burns, President. SECOND ROW: Dawn Sterling, Class Justice; Mary- Jane Maidment, Sec.-Treas.; Barbara Barauskas, Representative; Jennie Perrin, Vice-President. (Not Pictured) - Caria Hilton, Representative; Kelly Sa rter, Representative; Connie Johnson, Representative; Cindy Kane, Representative. M Let The Force Be With You 1 I The date was October 28, 1977 and the place was Bearcat Bowl. Star Wars was the theme of the 1977 Bonita High School Homecoming, and the stars came out to our advantage in Bob Seagren, of Soap . The proud fathers escorted the Princesses down the field, anxiously waiting for the crowning of the Home- coming Queen. Last year ' s Homecoming Queen, Joni Kershaw, crowned the 1977 Homecoming Queen, Deanne Baur. The Princesses Sherry Branam, Renee Nething, Scherrei Collins, Tori Caplan and Honorary Princess Doreen Sabandar, were happy just to have been selected to the court. After the game was over, couples proceded to the dance which was held in the gym. Music was provided by Lester . All in all, it was an exciting night. y 1. 1977 Homecoming Court. 2. Homecoming Princess Sherry Branam waits anxiously for results. 3. Bonita High School ' s Home- coming Queen Deanne Baur being caped by Bob Seagren, with father in his glory. 4. Tori Caplan escorted by her father Mr. Caplan. 5. Renee Nething happy about all the excitement. 6. Richard Palafox, Doreen Sabandar and her escort Dan Solis at the dance. 7. Beaming Scherrei Collins. I Merry Chrite The annual semi-formal Christmas dance sponsored by M.E.C.H.A. was held in the Bon- ita High School gym. The high- lights of the evening was the crowning of Queen Lori Silva by last years Queen Donna Seyarto. Chosen as princesses were Eileen Coleman, Susan Jankowski, Lori Swank and Eleanor Thompson. 1) Eileen Coleman, Lori Swank, Susan Jankowski, Eleanor Thompson, Lori Silva. 2) Robert Bernal and Lori Silva. 3) Bonita dances to Axis. 4) Jim Eth- ridgc and Eileen Coleman. 5) Kevin Sly and Lori Swank. 6) Bruce Mines and Susan Jankowski. 7) Gary Edmonds and Eleanor Thompson. Sweetheart Heaven The angels were there and so were the Bearcats! At 8:00 p.m. on Friday the 17th of February, at the Church of the Brethern in La Verne, the annual Sweetheart Dance was held. The band. Night Wing, helped set the mood. The main event of the evening was the crowning of the Sweetheart Court. The 1978 Court consisted of two seniors, Tricia Gough and Julie Ogden; and three juniors, Michaelan Davies, Wendy Edlebrock, and Natasja Koster. At 9:30 p.m. the new queen, Natasja Koster, was crowned by the Senior Class Presiden t, Barry Copeland, while her court and subjects looked on. 1. The 1978 Sweetheart Court from left to right: Princess Michaelan, Princess Julie, Queen Natasja, Princess Tricia. Princess Wendy. 2. The crowning of the Sweetheart Court. 3. Princess Wendy Edle- brock and escort Steve Hackett. 4. Queen Natasja Koster and escort Kenny Lyon. 5. Princess Tricia Gough and escort Bob Laube. 6. Princess Julie Ogden and escort Bob Garcia. 7. Princess Michaelan Davies and escort Bryce Gardner. Good Looks, Domestic And Foreign Sadie Hawkins Day gives the girls a chance to ask the guy of her dreams to the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Activities during the day with the dance following at night is shared with good times by all. International Day gives the students at Bonita and the Exchange Students from all over the world an opportunity to get to know about one anothers ways of life. I I King. Bobb iduarc. 2. Sr Prince. Richard Do lc. 3. Sr. Prince, Brad Bulner. 4. .Sr. Prince. Greg .Scvcrson . 5. Jr. Prince. Greg I. ope . 6. Soph. Prince. Mark .lankoswki. 7. Krosh Prince. John Carlos. X. Foreign student converse at luncheon. 9. Bonita ' s Pet Rock . 10. Foreign Hxchangc students sign the Rock. II. I live over there. 12. Slu- dcnl sign guest book. I 1. Brolhcr, can you spare a dime? 2. Hello, Dollies, i. The Three Mousckclecrs, 4. Trick or treat. 5. Curses, foiled again. 6. The wild, wild West. 7. For the birds. Halloween Madness This year was no excep- tion to Bonita ' s usual Hal- loween madness. The vari- ety of costumes reflected the wild imagination of both the students and facul- ty. The lunch-time activi- ties were as much fun for the spectators as they were for the participants. The winners of the face draw- ing, popcorn ball eating, and apple bobbing contests, as well as the team relay, were cheered on to victory by an enthusiastic crowd of onlookers. Fascinating Rhythm Bonita ' s Concert Band presented the annual Christ- mas Concert for the student body. They have also been busy with fund-raising events for a projected trip to Holland this summer. They were given the honor of marching in the San Dimas Christmas Parade as the Grand Marshall Band. The outstanding performers in Concert Band section are Enten Eller. Kevin Fagerburg, Steve Fay, and Bill Rowe. To aid in the fund raisin g, the Jazz Band has been playing at community dances, one of which was at the Newport Sheriton Hotel. They have already participated in many jazz festivals, and hope to be invited to the Reno and Monterey jazz festivals. The outstanding jazz musi- cians are Matt Snyder at the piano, Jon Hypes on the bass, Steve Lawerence and Eliott Schaffer on the drums. Randy Ingalls on guitar, and Bill Rowe in the horn section. Mr. Snyder, the Band ' s director, feels they ' ve had a potientially good year. 1. Bonita ' s Concert Band plays at the Christmas Concert. 2. Saxsa- tional!!! 3. Bonita ' s Band shows LaSaile High School the way to play. 4. Let ' s see, lee, and a 2ee, and a ... 5. Trumpets on top of the band. 6. Jeff Watson follows John Coltrain ' s footsteps. There ' s No Business Like Show Business Under the new direction of Mrs. Jackie Wat- son, this was the first year Bonita ' s drama de- partment has put on two musicals, in addition to two dramatic plays. They also met their goal of getting stage experience for a greater number of people. In the fall the drama and vocal departments teamed up to put on a collage — of scenes from various musicals and plays — entitled, Our Sin- gular Sensation. In December they presented Bad Seed. Perhaps the best performance of the year was Bonita ' s production of Hello Dolly in April. 1. I can hear the music. 2. If I told you once, I told you a million times. 3. How can you break his heart like that? It ' s easy. 4. She said, Yes. 5. Hi, mom. 6. How dare you talk that way to me! I I Although greatly reduced in size the vocal department accomplished a lot. Having a new director was quite an experience; even after two years and two directors, the vocal groups once again had to break in still another director. The vocal groups had an exceptionally busy singing season. Some outstanding highlights were the Christmas concert at La Verne Church of the Brethren, performances at Knotts Berry Farm and the West Covina Fashion Plaza, and participating in the Candlelight procession at Disneyland. Sing, Sing A Song I H o C 5 N ■ Varsity Football J V Varsity Football League Record 1-6 Bonita Claremont 20 Bonita 37 Sierra Vista Bonita Azusa 17 Bonita Alto Loma 27 Bonita Walnut 17 Bonita 29 Ontario 34 Bonita 7 Royal Oak 16 Bonita 22 Gladstone 35 Bonita San Dimas 13 t ' t I y r ij i ' ,:: ' : wmmi .jf .,4 f5 £S f i « Walter,] 0,(1 row; J Forbes, ! row: Riclii ' Steve Jok ' Mr, Horvai Hacketi, M Milial),(jr( Tim Case, Dovie, Ralp Mark Stan Ml(, 1«« ToinSiCli r 1, F ' ront row from Icl ' t: Bob Vidaurc. Mario (irujcda. Sieve Walker, Jcrrv Redman. Marty Vasque , William Greene. Sec- ond row; Joe Mora, Henry Ycpe . John Man anare , hd t orbes. Maurice Galves, Robert Clark, Tommy Marline . Third row; Richard Adams, Tony Estcbo, Bill Rowc, Martin Schartau, Steve Johnson, Ronnie Wealand, Kevin Mulvey, Brian Bang, Mr. Horvath. Fourth row; Coach Lane, Mark Garcia, Sieve Hackett, Mike Thompson, Ray Banker, Omar Vincent, John Mihaly, Greg Lopez, Coach Lope . F ' ifth row; Coach l.arrabee. Tim Ca.sc, Mike Riggs, Barry Copland, Mike Sly, Richard Doyle, Ralph Ortega, Todd Marchese, Coach Urcll. Back row; Mark Shamblin, John Gonzales, Bob Mont , Cory Miller, Jim Kelly, Ivan Deherrera, Tim Malone. Bob Garcia, Dave Pearson. Tom Si. Clair. The Bonita Bearcats had an extremely rough sea- son, but there is more to football than just winning. .Although their game losses numbered high, their gains surpassed these losses. Team captains Bob Vi- daure and Mike Sly led the team to a feeling of com- radery. Each member of the team enjoyed each other ' s company on and off the field. r 2. Bonila offense drives through. 3. Ortega moving the Bearcat offense. 4. Bob Vidaure receives the kick at the Bearcat 20. 5. Vidaure swings around the end on the pitch out. 6. Bearcats hash it out. 7. Coach Lopez and quarterback Cory Miller plan a new Bearcat strategy. 8. Vidaure boots the punt deep into Alta Loma territory. 9. Bearcats get set to push through Azusa. 10. Mike Sly and Bob Vidaure meet the Alta Loma captains for the coin toss. II. Tim Malone makes a reception against Alta Loma. 12. Ralph Ortega, ready to unload, looks or an opening. 13. Offense ready to get off. 14. Ortega goes deep to Doyle. 5. Bobby Clark, CIF second leading yardage gainer, pushes through for more. 16. Coach Lane checks the situation. 17. Bobby goes for a three-point field goal. N r The Varsity football team, learned about life and its hardships. Together, they developed a sense of re- sponsibility to Bonita and to each other as players. Coach i.opez tell that they had a successful season: We shared in love and despair. We also learned to en- joy each other ' s company on and off the field and to enjoy the game for just the game. I feci the team learned more about the game and about life than any other team that may have gone to the championship. All in all the Bearcats grieved the end of the season. r i 1 . ' } xl- r cf:- . fV J.V. Football i 1. FRONT ROW: Jeff Milhon, Ron Rodriguez, Cory Brown, Kevin Duffy, Troy Fleming, Steve Andrade. SECOND ROW: Eric Davis, Cameron Hicks. Rusty Gamble, John Morris, Richard Gonzales. Mark Jankowski, Jeff Van- dahey. THIRD ROW: Byron Campbell, Art Stenmo, Tod Marchese, Tim Espinoza, Ron Wealand, Dan Ruzicka. FOURTH ROW: Coach John Shean, Brian Bang, Tony Estebo, Del Smith, Mike Riggs, Mark Tenney. Coach Rick McClintock. 2. Bonita puts the squeeze on the oppossing team. 3. Todd Marchese goes deep on a pass. 4. Marchese shows Sierra Vista some excellent football play. 5. Bonita uses strategy in defense against opponents. 7. John Morris goes for a touchdown. 4 -:: I J,- ' I u VUi y - , L_ -]i 4. ; i w Pi 1 Bonila Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonila Bonita Bonita rrt— League Record 2-5 Clarcmont 6 Azusa 26 12 Walnut 24 8 Royal Oak 20 6 San Ditnas 7 28 Sierra Vista 6 6 Alia Loina 18 Ontario Forfeit 8 Gladstone 13 The Junior Varsity Football Team had a very good season although many of the individual players fell that they did not play up to their potentials. Coaches John Shean and Rick McClintock felt that the team had very good chances but that they got a lot of bad breaks. Team captain Art Stenmo indicated that the team learned a great deal about the game. He has high hopes for this team as Varsity. ..[ — I Freshman Football 1. FRONT ROW: John Hertz, Larry Redman, Richard Thompson, Edwin Vega, Chris Stenmo. SCOND ROW: Charles Knapp, Bob Weliiver, Brian Boyd, Tony Mora, Rowland Burno, Jamie Banakas. THIRD ROW: Greg Duf- fy, Andre Malave, Casey Davis, Conrad Magallanes, Danny Bustos, Jay Rupel, David Dean. FOURTH ROW: Dan Fortier, John Richau, Trevor Jordan, Rick Wentzel, Bart Cabaday, Gilbert Ramos, Robby Lockett, Tim Wessel. FIFTH ROW: Coach Steve Herrera, Steve Howes, Matt Grode, Tom Stanfiel, John Carlos. Jim Hall, David Adams, Coach Rich Cuningham. 2. Steve Howes makes an unassisted tackle. 3. Rowland Burno gains valuable yardage for Bonita. 4. Quarterback Jim Hall fades back for a pass. 5. David Adams and Rick Wentzel set to get ofr ' . 6. Bart Cabaday goes in for a tackle against Ontario. 7. John Carlos stops Ontario in their tracks with help from Dan Fortier. |),ijii: isii ■ Edun FIFTH tUob s makes Jiiiia. i f- Leag ue 2- Record 5 Bonita 13 San Dimas 12 Bonila Clarcmont 6 Bonila Azusa 14 Bonita 7 Sierra Vista 6 Bonita Walnut 28 Bonita 6 Royal Oak 20 Bonita 12 Alta Loma 24 Bonita 6 Ontario 14 Bonita 13 Gladstone 35 V The Freshman F-ootball Team did very well, however, they were relatively small ciimpared to opposing teams Head Coach Steve Her- rera, along with Coach Rich Cunningham, put the task of learning a totally new offense to the team. Team captains, John Carlos and Dan I ortier, led the team in an excellant effort. The defensive team was also exceptional. One highlight was [-.dwin Vega quickback. All in all the team fell ihcy met their toughest goal in learning the offense and they look to have an exciting three years to come because of this year ' s back- ground. League Record 1-6 B.H.S.-13 B.H.S.-31 B.H.S.-9 B.H.S.-27 B.H. S.-32 B.H.S.-41 B.H.S.-30 W.H.S.-28 R.O.H.S.-42 D.S.H.S.-39 S.V.H.S.-31 A.L.H.S.-41 O.H.S.-28 G.H.S.-43 ■ ■N The 1977-78 cross country team was the only team in the league to have a girls cross country team. Un der the coaching of Luis Nardoni. the cross country team greatly improved. Pete Dewhurst, the team cap- tain, was a real inspiration to the team. Though cross country is one of the schools less popular sports, more and more people are beginning to come out. Next year ' s team is going to have a great season! 1. f ' rosh soph-Denis Bastille, Dave Burl. 2. One for all and all for one. 3. Varsity Team: f ' roni row-Muir Davis, Pete Dew- hursl, Timothy Payne, Back row-Lious Nardoni. Michcle (Jen drcau, Tracy Waterlyn, John Burl, Kevin Gripp, Pat Howard Palli Dunn, 4. The race is on! 5. Pick ii up, Gripp. 6. Tee Hee, Hce. 7. Varsity girls-f ' ronl row-Donna Paul, Lori Mora Carmen Narvarro, Lisa Lynch, Jackie Sleadnion, Back row Michaclan Davcis, Lisa Sellon, Sharon Johnson, Kathleen Dowden, Ann Celion, Annette Sellon. 8. Where is everyone! Varsity Volleyball BHS- 1 AL HS,-I5 League Record 2 N 4 15 B HS-15 R.OH S-ll BHS- 10 R0H,S-I5 10 15 10 15 B HS-14 OHS-16 B HS-15 16 OH,S-13 14 15 15 9 13 B M..S.-I5 S-V.H.S,- 9 BHS -15 SV H.S- 9 15 9 9 15 B H S15 15 G H S,- 6 11 15 BHS -15 4 G H.S- 8 BH S-ll S D.HS..15 15 ID 17 15 BH.S15 SDHS- 9 15 4 2 15 BHS-IO W HS-15 16 14 6 15 BHS- 4 W HS-15 BHS- 2 AL H.S.-15 7 ' - J I ■ Considering ihc schools Bonitu ' s volleyball teams played, they had i vcr good season. They came in third place behind Walnut and Alta l.oma. who both had excellent teams. Both J.V. and varsity teams started practicing even before school be- gan because their first prc-season game was on Tuesday of the first week of school. Though they did well in pre-scason, Varsity slowed down ai the beginning of league play. Then, the team encouraged by a winning streak, kept motivated despite the fact of not making it into the til play-offs. During this streak, however, ihcy lost one of their top players. Nma Barratt, to a knee injury. She did make it to the last of their games, and helped them to hold a strong third place. I. t RONT ROWKathie DcMatteis, Belinda Rodri- guez, Nina Barratt, and l.ori Vanderbcck. BACK ROW: Coach Yvonne John.son, Brenda (Burns) Ruf- fner, Kimi Pence, Sue Jankowski, Wendy f-.del- brock, and Shelly f-stebo. 2. Brenda bumps it to the setter, as Kim waits to spike. 3. Sue bump sets to one of her team mates. 4 Do I flAVE to spike it??! 5. Nina sets it up, but to whom? 6. Nina knows how to block these spikes!! 7. Mrs. Johnson gives the team a pep talk. X. Kathie bump sets it to an eager Wcndv. I ■ • J.V. Volleyball J V, B HS,- 6 BUS,- ! H S B,H S.- B H S - BUS,- BHS.. ALUS, -15 15 RO H.S-15 18 15 O.H,S-I0 14 S.V H-S.- 3 13 CII.S,- 9 10 S DHS,- 8 4 W HS-12 14 A, L. H.S-15 BHS B H S a HS- BH.S- BHS- B HS- 4 R.OHS-i: 7 OH S- 5 IS 6 S.V H.S.-IO 9 G.H.S.. 1 10 SD.HS- 3 in W HS-15 10 15 r. J.V. ' s llirouglK were do Durini ilie Pros Many of the J.V. vollc ball players had the skill to be on Varsity, but there wasn ' t any room tor them. With the skill they had, and under the coaehing of Kitty Gough, they look second place. J.V. ' s started the season strong, and stayed that way throughout pre-season and league. The games they did lose were close and they stayed in there fighting until the end. During the .season a lot of players were moved up from the Frosh-Soph team, and they did a good job in helping the J.V. ' s. Varsity will be losing some players, but the coaches are sure that their places can be filled. I .1 V ' s gel rowd) during ;i iimc-oul. 2. Arlcic bumps II up, as Mary iwiddlcs her thumb.s. }. Mary bumps ll 10 Ihc seller 4 Mary bumps it up. as Arlele wails 10 spike. 5 Brilla ' s bump goes lo ihe seller, and Marv IS ready ' 6 I RONT ROW: Lisa Grode. Donna Stone. Vickie Harding, and Penny Parrish. BACK ROW: Naiasja Kostcr, Eileen Coleman, Britla Hale, Paula Ruffner, Mary Garrison and Coach Kitty Gough. 7. Arlcte dinks it over. 8. Lisa makes another save!! 4. Mary and Eileen can ' t decide who is going to take ii! ' Varsity Tennis 1. Var. Tennis Team; FRONT ROW: Sherry Branam. Liz Heliier, Kathy Bran- am, Lily Bakhit. BACK ROW: Mary Boyd, Diane Flora, Susan Arnold, Janet Hutchison, Yvonne Radi, Coach Mrs. Brenecke. Not shown: Debbie Sand- oval and Sue Teter. 2. Debbie Sandavol demonstrates a two-handed back- hand stroke that beats Sierra Vista. 3. Kathy Branam uses her backhand stroke to score the winning point. 4. Liz Heliier scored a victory with her win- ning forehand stroke. 5. Sue Teter performs with skill in returning a strong hit to Gladstone. 6. Yvonne Radi has no trouble hitting the ball for a victory over Alta Loma. 7. Mary Boyd displays good coordination in connecting her racket with the ball. r I ' ! Btn. «t Sii iacHa littn  SI[( s viciorv CtilJ ktf Bon. 14 14 Bon. 12 10 Bon. 18 18 Bon. IS League Record 11-3 S.D. 2 4 Will. 6 8 S.V. Ont. Bon. II 8 Bon. 8 12 Bon. 12 9 I R.O. 7 10 A.L. 10 6 Glad 6 9 Varsity tennis enjoyed a very good season. Yvonne Radi and .Susan Arnold were seated number two in league doubles, while K.illn Branam was seated number four in singles. Sherry Branam and .land Hutchison were strong returning players; Susan Teter • ind Debbie Sandoval moved up to Varsity to replace vacancies left by last year ' s graduates. Although they played only part of the sea- son, they still added to the victory total The team finished second in the league and went on to Cl.f-. competition. fS-:T5 ' P J.V. Tennis 1. J.V. Tennis Team; FRONT ROW: Lily Baicliit, Debbie Sandoval. Tori Cap- Ian, Kathy Foti. BACK ROW: Janet Losh, Patty Clemens, Jane Hertz, Robin Edwards, Sue Teter, Coach Mrs. Hertz. 2. Janet Losh strokes a winning point. 3. Kathy Foti displays excellent posture. 4. Robin Edward ' s racket connects with the ball to score. 5. Patty Clemens hits a cross-court shot to Walnut. 6. Lily Bakhit performs with skill and coordination. 7. Tori Caplan demon- strates her backhand swing. r oriCap. Mmecis Waliui. r l,c iguc Rcco 14-0 d Bon. S.D. 18 14 4 Bon. R.O. 18 14 4 Bon. Wal. 16 2 14 3 Bon. A.L. 1. S 13 5 Bon. s.v. 13 S 18 Bon. Glad 18 11 3 Bon. Ont. 13 5 L i i Aflcr a victory over Sun Dimas, the J.V. tennis team finished the season with a perfect 14-0 record. .lanet I.osh paced the team in singles, while Pally Clemens and Kalhy I ' oti led the team in doubles com- petition. Coached by Mrs. Hertz, the team survived a scare by Walnut. Mrs. Hertz was proud of the teams successful season and expects them to contribute strongly to next years Varsity team. I Varsity Basketball Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita Bonita 71 73 41 37 73 81 59 45 47 61 League Record 4-10 r Royal Oak San Dimas Walnut Alto Loma Ontario Sierra Vista Gladstone Claremont Royal Oak San Dimas 75 59 64 44 79 76 46 57 60 57 F f tori ■ IJ ' 1,0 poinii. I N r 1. I rom Left: D.ivid H atl, Bob (i;ircia, Ivan Dcllcrrcra, Kon Hart, Greg Lapp, Kcilh Kn ight, Bob Laubc, Mark Newton, Chuck Burns. 2. Keith Knight, All-league, drives through the key for 2 pts. .V Ivan Dcllerrera tries for two. 4. Bob Garci.i holding offense together looks for an opening. 5. Greg Lapp and David Hyatt show Gladstone sonic real devotion to team work. 6. Go Newton!! 7. Garcia passes to Lapp inside, score two points! 8.. 9. Mark Newton and Greg Lapp, respectively, take their best shots. Both received All-League honorable men- tion. J V. r Varsity Basketball 1. Get that ball Bearcats! 2. The war is over guys. 3. Dribble it Knight! 4. Keith shoots for two. 5. Knight passes off to a teammate. 6. Atta baby big team. 7. Jump higher! ■ limit. JV: Although the varsity tcani lost a few key players due to in- jury, Coach Tre nibiay felt that the team reached its potential. Team Captain Keith Knight led the team with an outstanding effort. Mark Newton set a new school record for free throws at 79.7%. Keith Knight achieved all league honors with Greg Lapp and Mark Nesvton receiving honorable mentions. At the Awards Banquet, Mark Newton was awarded Most Improved and Keith Knight and Cireg Lapp were both award- ed Most Valuable Players. J.V. Frosh-Soph Basketball r I. FRONT ROW Brad Smilh. Sieve Schlolhaucr. Charlie Kevins. Joel Newton. Mark Jankowski 2ND ROW Roger Forlier. John Dm. Jeff Graff. Rich Gonzales. Bo Williams. Mark Fessler .1RD ROW Assl, Coach Tclcr. Del Smilh. Brian Bang. Todd O ' Hehir. Bob Sundfill. Lucas Covinglon. Coach Pinkslon. Nol Pictured Darryl Williams, 2 Bo Williams skies high to win a jump ball, while Joe Newlon and Lucas Covington look on. 3. Tim Wessel starts the game off right, tipping it to a Bearcat 4 Lucas Covinglon shoots for two as Brian Bang and Roger Forticr come in to rebound ' - Brian Bang goes up for the tip. Luca! Covington and Bo Williams anticipate the ball 6. Conrad Magallanes scores two more for the Cats, 7, FRONT ROW: Lcnoard Hill. Casey Davis. Mike Torr. Mark Lucia. Mike Kane. Steve Alexander. John Covinglon. Danny Forlier, 2ND ROW: Assl. Coach Kurt Murray. Dean Dean. Kevin Lankey. Robbie Lickett, Conrad Magallanes, Tom Stanfield. Tim Wessel. Jil Hall. Matt Grode. Steve Adams. Dana Hobson. Richard Southhall. Coach Peterson, j i taii( -J • J V  .6 Bon Bon Bon 1 f h S.iph 1 c. 44 6! 77 liuc Kcc.it.l RO Ciliid Wal N Bon 70 R.O 64 Bon 52 A 1, Bun Glad 50 Bon 56 Onl Bun Bon AL Wal. 74 SI Bon Bon Bon 60 411 60 SV SD TO Bon Bon. 57 Mom. Bon SV SI Bon. 44 Blan Bon SD 46 Bon 70 Clar 5| Bon RO M Bon 59 Bon R.O 29 Oliid (ibd Bon Wal, ••h 78 Clar Bon. Al. 48 Bon 60 WjI Bon Onl 49 Bon 65 A L 56 Bon S V 40 Bon 58 Onl 6! X 11 ■ Bnn S J Our J.V. season was a fair one. With little height and moderate speed the team had to hussle and scrap for all that they got. For this, we should be proud of the team which posted a 8 and 6 league record. With talent at every position the young Frosh.-Soph. had a strong team. They should go far with much desire. I Varsity Tennis N r r 1. FRONT ROW: Tony Haro, K.H. Blackburn, Scott Deardorff, Jeff Mahlow. Greg Mahlow. BACK ROW: Coach Camplan, Alan Wheeler, Mitch Sanford, John Lee. 2. The beast comes out in Jeff Mahlow. 3. On your mark, get set, go ... 4. Game, set, and . . . match! 5. John Lee sets up the a smash. 6. What form, Scott! 7. Where did it go? 8. Mike Parigian serves an ace. - ■%l V- Varsity Tennis, under the direction of Coach Campian, strung out to a swinging start. This years team, consisting of only two returning players from last year, practiced steadily to sharpen their skills in the world of tennis. Alan Wheeler has done an outstanding job for the team while Kevin Blackburn keep the team on their toes. Bonita High will be look- ing forward to next years team knowing that the members will be well experienced in the sport. Good luck . . . Varsity Tennis! N J.V. Tennis 1. FRONT ROW: Bret McCauiley, Richard Bakhit, Brian Boyd, Ron Ciliey. BACK ROW: Fred Williams, Cam Vaugeois, Craig Armstrong, Mark McKinney, Coach Metcalf. 2. Cam goes for an ace. 3. Brian Boyd showing good net play. 4. Fred shows g«od form. 5. Fm gonna get you! 6. Brent McCauliey does the twist. 7. G.A.A. hits Softball in tennis court. 8. A smashing serve. {sent One of the goals for the J.V. team was to give prominence to Bonita tennis. Lead by Mark Mc- Kinney. Xichard Bakhit, and F ' red Williams, the team began to spark. With lots of practice and good coaching from Coach Metcaif the team achieved their goal. Good job J.V. tennis. Varsity Soccer J V. r Although not making it into C.I.F., the Varsity Soccer Team showed alot of spirit in all the games they played. In spite of getting rained out a few times, they always came through with some great games. The two coaches came together in a double effort to make the soccer team great, and they sure did a fantastic job! ■ N League Record Wins 7 — Losses. 4 — Ties 1 J V I. I RONT ROW: Ralph Schoblc, Mikic Davics. Dan Wilson, Dan Morlcnson, Steve Page SIXOND ROW: Coach Hcrrcra. John Gacla. John l.cc, Mario Grajcda, Gabriel Rodriguez. Roger fJoffman. Mitch Sanford, Coach Thompson BACK ROW: Jeff l.unccford. Tony Caldcraro, Alan Wheeler, Brycc Gardner, Michael Rod- riguez, Mario Alonzo, Trevor Jordan, David Baldv in. Bob Clark. 2. Go for it, Mario! 3. Roger defends his posi- tion. 4. You re gonna make it. .Mikie! 5. You can come back to earth now! 6. Keep that ball movin ' ! 7. What a throw, Bobby! X. It s not that bad. Coach : tt «A ' ' ■ t C.I.F. was the goal set by coach Mrs. Raphael and the varsity Field Hockey team at the beginning of the season. They went through league play beaten only once by a strong Ontario team in the second round. Bonita put up a good fight but the opposing team won it, 2-1. At the end of the season Bonita was tied for first place with Ontario, which brought them both to the C.I.F. play-offs. In the first round the Varsity team lost to the high-ranking Tustin team, 4-0. There were a lot of outstanding players on Varsity; during league, goalie, Penny Parrish, helped by the defensive team, only allowed 4 goals to be scored. The front line also had excellent stick work, and led by Cindy Kane, Debbie Sandoval and Wendy Edelbrock, the team had a very high-scoring season r vM V.-l ' niano, i and X Ik r l.l-AGUh REXOKl) ■ i B HS-2; S.V.HS-0 B.H.S.-5; s.v.n.s.-o B II.S.-2; O.H.S.-l B.HS.-l; O.H.S.-2 B 11 S-4; S.D.H.S.-O B.1I.S.-2; S.D.H.S.-O B.H.S.-l: A.L.H.S.-O B.M.S.-2, A.I..H.S.-I B H.S-4, R.O.M.S-O B.HS.-l; R.O ll.S.-O B.n S.-2; (i H.S-0 BUS ?; (i.ll.S-O J 1. I RONT ROW: Vickie Harding. Cindy Kane, Kris Buckles. Tami l.cc. Janet Hulchison. Dcnise Palmer, Penny Parrish, Doris Brukner, Wendy P.dclbrock. BACK ROW: Debbie .San- doval, l.ori Silva, Sherry Branam, Lisa Cirode, Kathie DeMatleis. Jewel Jordan. Lisa Sellon. Mrs. Raphael and Lori Vanderbeck. 2. Cindy Kane shows her slickwork. .V Wendy Eidclbrock and Lisa Sellon display their teamwork. 4. Sherry Branam dodges her opponent. 5. Who is going to take it?? 6. Kathie DeMatleis backs up Wendy Ldelbrock. 7. Sherry is going to lake J.V. Hockey NfLEAf The J.V. Field Hockey team, following in the footsteps of Varsity, also took first place in the Hacienda League. Coached by Mrs. Johnson their season record was 6-wins and 4 ties. The team wasn ' t slowed down by the muddy fields nor the rainy games in which they sometimes played. With almost enough girls for two teams, the J.V. ' s had high spirits and showed good teamwork that will help the Varsity Team in the years coming. As always Bonita had a very large turn-out for Field Hockey, and a lot of girls had to be cut. With this kind of spirit for Field Hockey, coaches Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Raphael are looking forward to many ears of strong field hockey teams. B,H,S.-! B,H.S.-0 B,H.S.-1 B,H.S.-« 9,H.S.-I B.H.S.-! B,H.S.-I B,H.S.-t B,H.S.-I I m r  spiriti ite years Hocbv to mam l.EAGUt RirOKI) BH.S.-l BHS-2 B.H.S.-O BUS BUS BUS BUS BUS B H.S-0 B II S -I S.V.II S S.V.II S O U.S. OILS. A.I .U.S. A.1..H.S.-1 R.O.Il.S.-i R.O.H.S.-O G.H.S.-O C. II.S.-O I FRONT ROW: Frances Vidaurc. Kilty Dowdcn, Beth Dowdcn, Lynn Hyatt. Kelly Blake, Lisa DcckcT, Shannon Cassidy, Annette Sellon, Shawna Moon. BACK ROW: Arlete Johnson, C ' aria llcrnandc . Mardi Stcincrl, Laura Ranncy, Mary Jane Charles, Mindy Miller, Michelle Solo, Li Harding, Becci Hyatt, Teresa Porto, Jeannie Arnold. 2. Teresa Porto attacks her opponent, i. Where ' s the ball?? 4. Mindy Miller dribbles down the field. 5. Lynn Hyatt takes it away!! 6. Lynn Hyatt takes off, without the ball. y V Var. J.V. Wrestling The Wrestling Team openeo its season with wins over LaVerne Lutheran and Webb High Schools. The Wrestlers improved greatly with each match. The discipline and hard work in practice each day made it possible for the defeat to San Dimas for the first time in Hacienda League History. Team captains; Senior, John McPhearson and Junior, Jerry Red- mann led the team into league competition. At league finals, we placed 7 of 12 wrestlers in the top 4 places. First place Jim Kelly. Second place Larry Redmann, Jerry Redmann and Tom St. Clair. Third place Omar Vincent and Fourth place John McPhearson and Bob Brower. d Arroyo T nenl. i- ' I ' lime u Jn U Si. Cliir inoB and 1. Wrestling Tciim; f-RONT ROW: Mark Ouesi, Chris Stcnmo. Chuck Dclahunly. Jcft Hook, Larry Rcdmann. SE CONI) ROW: Coach Rich C un- ningham, Jerry Redmann, Alex Sifuentes, Omar Vincent. Rod Ritner, Bob Browcr, Randy Ingles, John McPhearson, Coach Joe Barraga n. BACK ROW: John Dcmattcis, Tom St. Clair. Jim Kelly, Andy Clark, Rick F ' uenies. 2. John McPhearson sprawling against Cunningham of Royal Oak. 3. Jim Kelly is going for a take down. 4 Chuck Delahunty is sprawling out in the Arroyo Tournament. 5. Chuck Delahunty takes down his Royal Oak oppo- nent. 6. Mark Guest escaping. 7. Omar Vincent feels the thrill of victory. - V. T I lW- K I Sliifei ' f Varsity Baseball r The varsity team got off to a good start this year with its outstanding players Bobby Viduare, David Loera, and Ralph Ortega. Coaches Saloman and Davis did an excellent job working with the team. The players showed a lot of enthusiasm as well as a lot of muscle. ■ y r I I roiil l o« Rick I ucnlcs, Muir Diivis. Circg Scvcrstn, Hobbs VidiKirc. D.ivid l.ocra, Cory Miller, ( ' lun.k Burns. Murk l-llison. Second Row: C ' oiicli SoloiiKin, l-.d I onscca, John V , . Sieve llackel. Vincc Sk.ihill, Ralph Onega. Ra Hanker. David llyatl. Todd Marchese. hidel Aseencio, Coach Davis 2, .Sirikc three! 3. Dave l.ocra runs for ( irsl. 4. Which way did he go? . ' . Take len. 6. ,. . and the pitch. 7. Hey. batter! 8. The team plays hard. ■ - . L . 4 i ' J K J.V. Frosh Baseball The Bonita coaches worked together this year to put together not just a good group of players, but a good group of people. People with good attitude and good character. With e.xcellent coaching from Mr. Lane, the J.V. Baseball Team showed great improvement throughout the season. The whole team was enthusiastic at every game. The Freshman Baseball Team gave their full support physi- cally and mentally to their fellow team members and they ended the year looking forward to another season of baseball at Bonita. 1 ' i Jiimoi llDl B ,«,T II M. mtiii 1 8 to Roiw Hicke 01 FRONT I B«sioi, Ri Fotiier, T geilier «ople. mwas 1 Junior Varsity Bascb.ill Team: I RONT ROU : Urycc (iardncr, Mike MiMonc. Tim Brunson. (ircg l.cdcsma. Marly Vasquc . Darrcl Solo. Danny Wilson. JcIT Milhon. Todd Modcrow, BACK ROW; Dawn Sterling. Brian Bang. Rich (ion- zolas. Kevin Mulvey, Rodger I ortier. Ronnie Wealano, JelT Ciraff. Derek Mahan. Bill I.vech, i.ueas Covington. Coach lane. Asst C oach Kevin Diaz. Maryjane Maid- ment. 2. Bryce (iardner lets go with a fast ball. V looks like its over the fence for Ronnie Wealand 4. Coach lane contemplates his next move. 5. Rowland watches one go wide. 6. Conrad strides into a fastball. 7. ireshman Baseball Team: FRONT ROW: Lisa I.inley. Terri Baker. Mindy Miller SIX ON D ROW: Danny Bustos. Rowland Burno. .lohn Covington. F-.ddie Rael. Cesar Paredes. Donny Sevill, Conrad Magallanes. THIRD ROW: Coach (iralT. .lim Hall, John Carlos. Danny lortier. Tim Wessel. David Dean, Kevin l.ankey. John Thiirow. Bart Cabaday, Rich Southall Varsity Basketball Coach Amiguel led the Varsity Basketball Team through a hard season. They met a very high skilled and strong Alta Loma team in the first round and although they tried their best, they lost. In the first round they also lost to Royal Oak and by one point scored in the last four seconds to Walnut. Though the team hoped to go to C.I.F., they didn ' t make it. Almost all of the players are going to graduate this year so next year the team will be fairly youn g. With good athletes coming up from the J.V. Team. Bonita should have fine basketball teams coming. I. FROM 1.. TO R : Jcni Pcrrin, Sue Tctcr. Robin |-.dwards. Tricia Ciough, Sue Jankowski, Brcnda Ruffncr, Carlcnc Perkins, Lisa Burlon. and Nina Barratl. 2. Robin hdwards ready lo take a shot. }. (io for ii Sue!! 4. Jeni Perrin shows her shooiing form. 5. Sue Jankowski lakes another shot. 6. Nina Barratl going for two! 7. Will Jeni make it?? 8. Jump higher Nina!! 9. Sue IS shooiing again! y J.V. Basketball The J.V. Basketball Team was made mostly of freshmen girls. Although the team was young they showed high spirits and a lot of enthusiasm in the games they played. The J.V. coach was a newcomer to Bonita High, but she got along well with the girls and helped them through the season by teaching them skills and the art of playing as a team. There also was a Frosh.-Soph. Basketball Team. This team was for freshmen and sophomore girls who didn ' t make J.V. ' s but, still wanted to compete. The team coach helped the girls to improve, so they could play in J.V. and Varsity competition in the following years. spirits le J.V. H « ' ell lit lie Birls 1 I RONT ROW: Georgia Maloncy. Chris Marline , Mariha Cionzalcs. BACK ROW; Pam Vines, Arin Maloney, Dannelie Solo, Bevcrlee Knight, Kalhy Logan, Sherry Herring, and Pauhi Rufl ' ner. 2. Georgia Maloncy shows her graceful form. 3. Dannelie shoots with a frown. 4. Bevcrlee Knight stretches for the basket. 5. Georgia prepares to shoot. 6. Bevcrlee out-jumps her opponent 7. Kalhy l.ogan takes a smiling free throw. «. Dannelie Solo lakes another shot. 9. Paula Ruffncr takes a shot from outside the key. 10. Who is going to get it!! r Boy ' s Track Coach John Sedia did an outstanding job with the Track Team. Students participated in many different events. Most of them did very well. Tim Paine ran the 100 yard dash and did the best of anyone in the whole Hacienda League. Everyone worked hard to do their best; but most of all, they shared good times together. rack N I. I hope I don ' l (all. 2. Boys Track: IRONT ROW: Dennis Ba ilc. .Ia Rupic, Dennis B crs, Jeff Haeket, Mike Thompson. Bob Mont , BACK ROW: Couch John Sedia, ( ' red Riechwald, Ken Thompson, Steve r.dmon- son, John Burl. Ken Pickering. Pete Dewhursi. Tim Paine. John Rempt. 3. Wowl I can ' t beheve it. 4 Ken Pickering hands off to Ken Thompson. 5. Wcw, I ' m almost there! 6. I hope I make it! 7. Oh my gosh!! V. J V, J I. Sec, I lold you I knew Kung I ' u. 2. Anticipation . It ' s keeping us waiting. 3 Up and over. 4. Hurry up, V ' cndy, we have to win. 5. Yvonne Radi, able to leap tall buildings ai a single bound. 6. Yeh, I just knew I could do it! J V FRONT ROW: Jackie Steadman, Virginia Martinez, Carmen Navar- ro, Valaric Ciaasscn, Kathy Lang, Sue Mills. BACK ROW: Mrs, Cheney, Debbie Skecn, Yvonne Radi, Janet Losh, Annette Seilon, Wendy Edei- brock, Lisa Scllon. Sharon Johnson, Laurie Boon. 2. Debbie Skecn and Wendy Edelbrock have a tough workout. 3. Jackie Steadman raises Bonita one more notch toward victory. 4. Air raid! Air raid! 5. Annette Seilon and Jackie Steadman perform a good pass off. 6. J anet Losh, just one more foot before the finish line. 7. Good jump, Debbie. r tad a Beta LisaSello: were a fc ' ' r The 1977-78 Girls Track Team had a progressive year. They had a tough time starting out but were a strong team in the end. The team was coached by Mrs, Jan Cheney, Sherry Branam, Lisa Scilon. Debbie Stceen, Wendy Eideibrock and Yvonne Radi were a few of the outstanding participants. G.A.A. Softball The Varsity Softball team won their first two pre-season games. The first, against Fl Monte was won by our girls easily, 30-3. The following game was also won by Bonita 10-8, against Chino. With all but two playrs returning from last years Var- sity, Coach Brennecke expected very high-skilled playing from her team, and she got it. The J.V. Softball team was coached by a former Bonita stu- dent Kathy Deotsch, Pre-season play started with a loss to El Monte but in the second game they came back in the last inn- ing to beat Chino 12-11. With almost no former players return- ing, the J.V. team started out fresh but continued improving through-out their season. r Jean B(c« ' lariiiiH ' Vloote ' Njiasji I Icreis Po Hjaii. ' l ' aHikil Is easily, •againsi arsVar- us from iilastu- s 10 El lasti ireiu iprovinj N r I. Varsity Soltb.ill, (ROM ROW: Mary Clil ' lon. Belinda Rodriguez, Sherry Branam. Penny Parrish. Betly (iarcia and Debbie Sandoval. BACK ROW: C ' oaeli Jean Brennccke. Sheliev F-Mebo, Kalhs Branam, Sonia Tope , Janet Hutchison, and kaihie DeMatieis. 1. Vou made it Sherry!! 3. J.V. Softball, [ RONT ROW: Julie Martinez, Tavvn Jordan, Irancis Vidaure, Sue Butner, Jewel Jordan and Mar Moore. 2ND ROW: Roxie I ovall, Becei Hyatt, Mindy Miller, . pril Hutton, Natasja Koster. Shawna Moon. Sue Cicrris. BACK ROW: Coach Kathy Deotsch. Teresa Porto, Julie Denton, Gene Draper, .Michelle Soto, Susie Bubrik. and l.yn Hyatt, 4. Run after that grounder Penny! 5. That was a strike!! 6. Teri Robertson awaits the throw home. 7. I think you ' re out! J V I G.A.A. Badminton G.A.A. Badminton Team. SITTING: Serena Allen, Nancy Le. Lien Phan Edie Bailey, Arlette Johnson, Lea Leavett, Paula Hurst, Laura Ranney: KNEELING: Mary Garrison, Francie Guttierez, Julie Ogden, Lisa Grode, Shannon Cassidy, Jeanie Arnold, Mardi Steinert, Karie Lewis, Donna Paul; STANDING: Doris Bruckner, Carrie Chandler, Sue Arnold, Donna Molner, Tracey Brown, Melora Gibby, Caroline Markissik, Tami Schulz, Teddy Finchamp, Yvonne Haro, Coach Hertz. 2. Shannon Cassidy focuses on birdie in preparing to serve to opponent. 3. Cool and charming Carrie Chandler returns a shot during d oubles competition. 4. Jcannie gets carried away (literally) after retrieving a wide shot with her forehand. 5. In a blur of motion Francie Guttierez prepares to lob it over opponent ' s head. 6. Shannon gazes skyward for birdie, so she can slam it through opponents defense. r «■ Lii) ■ Le is, AnoM, k. Tjtiii •iili h fc it oter ™ sIm The G.A.A. Badminton team, coached and guided by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Hertz, smashed their way through tough competition for a successful season. Their training regime produced outstanding individual efforts, as well as a strong network of team togetherness. Badminton has proved itself an example of the kind of maturing only sports can provide. en I B.S.U. Bonita ' s B.S.U. Club would like to broaden awareness of the black culture to the student body, and unify the black students of B.H.S. They cele- brated Black History Week with an assembly. Other activities planned were a trip to M.S.A.C. and Watts Towers, a Black play, and a dance. They also planned to have a booth for Cinco de Mayo Day. The president of B.S.U. is Damita Hayden; the Vice president is Darryl Daniels; the Secretary is Ellie Thompson and the Tresurer is Pam Vines. C.S.F. California Scholarship Federation is an honor club for scholastic acheivers. With the advising of Mrs. Hutchinson, each semester the members planned and carried out an Honor Day. To raise money to help fund the Honor Days, C.S.F. oper- ated the snack bar at a football game and sold re- freshments at the spring play. Some of the members also attended C.S.F. night at Disneyland and the annual C.S.F. spring conference, which was held at the University of Redlands this year. I Wlyt ley da melliiii Many m lurs wi rforraii em 10 ally i iwi V I.) Ihc oul 10 lunch bunch 2.) So. you .say you want my ice cream huh? }.) .Senior Mike Pangian puis Ircshmen where the liehing. 4) IJraii, Hurry! Someone ' s drowning in Ihe loilel! M Tijcv « Foreign Exchange Club Bonita again sponsored the F ' orcign Exchange Club, a club established to help foreign exchange students and to help students from Bonita abroad. The club held an International Day and also sponsored a dance. The officers of the club are. Sue Laube, Lily Bakhil and Ric Scaramclla. Dance Club Why docs Dance dance? Because they like to! They dance for pleasure; and while they ' re doing something they enjoy, they can be performing. Many members of Dance spend many long hard hours working toward a possible career in the performing arts. Being a part of Dance enables them to get a taste of what such an occupation is really like. Dance visited Bonita ' s sister school Bonita Vista, in San Diego. They performed sev- eral times for our community, and also entered competition at the Hollywood Bowl. I .) Iraey Valcrl n makes a pcrlcet ianding, (i.) ril show thai senior. 7.) Ho big did ou . a) ihal wave was ' . ' !? 8.) Thai .sure is a long way down! Foreign Language Club Experiencing other cultural and scoial events and assisting strong language students m futhering their education is what the Foreign Language Club is all about. With Elizabeth Merrit as Pres., Kate Riley as Vice Pres., Liz Sutton as Sec, and Beth Riley as Tres.; the club has done many things this year. They had a French New Year Show with minstrels, foreign cartoons and refreshments. They held bake sales, sponsored a singles dance in March, and served foreign dinners to club members throughout the year. At a final awards din- ner at the end of the year, a scholarship was awarded to the top stu- dent in the foreign language department. Interact Club With Kevin Blackburn as president, Mary Clifton as Vice- president, Mike McKinney as secretary, and Mike Parigian as treasurer, the Interact club surged into exitence in 1977. Primarily a service club. Interact has been busy serving both school and community. The noontime ping-pong tournament, landscaping of Cam- pus Organizations corner, and blood drive were a couple of their projects at school. They ' ve also helped the community by working at the pancake breakfast downtown, the All- Star basketball game, and prepared Kuhn ' s park for LaVerne ' s semi-annual Flea Mart. I I.) Mr. Mctcalf advisor lor interact club 2.) Now this time gel it over the net. }. Bonita is mighty great in 78 ' 4.) Kevin replaces Mike for the day. ■-- 1 as Vict. ■ ParifM i in nn ! of Cam. couple oi ' mmniii ilie All ' . LiVerae ' s Pep Club Bonita ' s Pep Club worked hard to build up the student body ' s spirit. They sold spirit ribbons, painted the rock and were heard cheering at ail the football games. They also sponsored the Sin- gles Dance in January. The President of the Pep Club is; Liz Hellier, Secretary; Patti Dunn, Treas- urer; Jill Montz, and the Representatives are Cindy Omiya and Toni Pettit. Thespians Club The Thespians are a group that loves to act. They ha d their San Francisco Thespian Con- ference in April, and held a Sadie Hawkins Dance, a banquet, and a fire work ' s display. Their motto is: Act well your part; there in, all honor lies. Thespians officers are: Lori Swank, President: Jeff Nelson, Vice-President; Janinc Liatti, Sec- Tres.; Julie Johns, Historian; Carrie Smith, Chair- man. I 5.) This sure aint carmclcd onionNi h.) (io ahead, Ini not lookin ' . 7.) Chcr l put paint on nn nose!! 8.) Look out Farrah. G.A.A. Club G.A.A. is an athletic club which offers oppor- tunities for athletic competition, provides social events for its female club members, and raises funds for girls ' athletics. Sherry Branam presided as president, while Penny Parish was vice presi- dent, Lisa Sellon was secretary, Janet Hutchison was treasurer, and Shelly Estebo was clerk. Sue Arnold represented the senior class, Wendy Edel- brock represented the junior class, while Liz Hell- ier and Francis Viduare represented the Sophmore and Freshman classes, respectively. J r M.E.C.H.A. Club Sponsoring this years Christmas Dance was the first thing on MECHA ' S list of activities. Other events planned were a Cinco de Mayo week. Fies- ta and a dinner for the teachers. The president of MECHA is Belida Rodriquez; Vice President, Lori Silva; Secretary, Alvira Rica; and the Treas- urer is Gilbert Ramos. Mii( Ssfier, I Next, the Monali.sa. 2.) Me and my shadow. :iib as ttt !■ Oiler ' I Fics- Bunko Iront Row: Barbara Brazcau. Jane Hertz. Tracie Hoffman. Cathy Maidmcnt, Toni Pcttit. Back Row: Kim Pence, Wendy Sarter. Penny Thomas. Shelly Case. Cathy Grouf. Lori Brandt. Campus Life front Row: Mark Bridges. Richard Palafox. Michcic Davis. Harvey Woodmansee. Ricky Green. Second Row: Diane Tar- [linian. Tami Schulz. Sue Butner. Mike Green. Brad Butner. Carolyn McKissick. I - 4.) Sorry girls. Charlie already got his third angel 5.) Tracy Waterlyn Hips over hangliding. (v) free as a bird Tf?r if  - Sidewalk Surfers Front Row: Danny Quinn, Brad Butncr, Craig Rowe, Mike Coburn, Scotl Barrett Back Row: Mike Lawton, Fred Samp- son, Cameron Hicks, Chacho Chastiilo, Curt Vaniman, Kevin Mulvey. Girls On Wheels Holly Williams, Mikie Davies, Sue Butner, Mary Kllsworth, Carrie Newhouse. I I.) It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane, oh, il ' s only Mik 2.) Mike Coburn shoots the curl I ill ' - ' , 4.) Look out guys, here comes Debbie. 5.) Brad Burner ' s favorite subject. 6.) Danns ' s paradise. 7.) Watch out for Bernstein, Sue! ' Lester Hill Nina Barrett, Darlene Knutsen, Deanne Baur, Lisa Whit- ridge, Kim McCutcheon, Carrie Chandler, Bette Snedeker, Nancy Carr, Brad Butner, Danneile Knight, Laurie Lee, Lisa MeCook, Norma Seville, Robyn Norris, Donna Blouin, Donna Grooves, Cheryl Castillo, Elvira Rico, Roxanne Ne- grctte. Sheila Palmer, Lori Silva. New Flying Tigers Phil Wilkins, Dan Wolfer, Richard Jernejcic, Dan Hauger. r I I.) (iuess who ' s getting an A. 2.) Motorcycles isn ' t the only thing (ircg loves 3.) Greg Severson on the Hot and Dusty Trail 4.) Ahh, business life. 5.) Lester Hill buddies ers Hilist; Bonita Ski Patrol Marty Vasquc?, Lori Brandt. Shelly Case, Penny Thomas Calhv Grouf. Kim Pence, Muir Davis. 5il- River Rats I RON I ROW Inn I ickls, I odd Irasnor, Donna Paul, l.ineltc Wilson HA( K ROW: Inn .Smith. Mike Pangian. Brad Butner, Brian Bang, Danny Wilson, Steve Page 6.) Snow Bunnies 7.) LET ME OFF! LET ME OFF! «.) Full throlllc 9.) Ouch! My hand ' s stuck! 10.) Maybe now it will work! I en u Q U I Clay, Canvas Carats I Bonita offers a wide variety of courses in the field of art, including jewelry, pottery, leather and arts and crafts. Entering into these classes gives each individual a sense of satisfaction and pride when a project is com- pleted. They come into these classes hoping to widen their capability of becoming a fine artist. 1. Like my new glasses? 2. Ta Da!! 3. Jenny Dufrenne works hard on her masterpiece. 4. Keep it up Carrie and you just might get an A. 5. Leather is such a serious class. 6. Yuch! What a mess. Dr. Jekyl And Betty Crocker? I f jJBtStKKSKKmSimKfllns J -air ,K - k - p ' . 1. No Diana Murray, we didn ' t steal your germs! 2. Let me show you how it ' s done John. 3. What did you say? 4. Alright, I ' ll say it just one more time. 5. On your mark, get set, GO! 6. Don ' t worry, I won ' t burn it! I The Home Ec. department at Bonita prepares stu- dents for self-sufficiency in the future. Students learn the fme arts of cooking, sewing, child management, and food budgeting. The Science department helps its participants to a fuller understanding of the world around them. The physical sciences are covered by Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science and Matter And Energy classes, while the life sciences are covered by the Biology classes. Little Cars That Go Beep, Beep I The Industrial Arts program helps stu- dents become familiar with the tools and machines of industry. Girls are becoming more involved in the program, too. They enjoy working with, and creating various objects made of wood and plastic. As in the past, this year ' s Industrial Arts pro- gram has been a big success. 1 . All this work just to play a game of checkers! 2. Open wide. 3. Old Fashioned broom. 4. Boy, I need a haircut. 5. I wonder why it wouldn ' t run! 6. I didn ' t do it. Pleasure Before Business I Bonita High School has one of the finest business programs offered to high school students. We offer such courses as typing, stenography, accounting and Lester Hill, all which prepares the students with skills for success in the business world. Lester Hill is a fake business that is run just like a real one, with its own Union and Board of Execu- tives. Accounting teaches students bookkeeping for both business and personal use, typing and stenog- raphy instill students with skills necessary for secretarial job. 1. Dear Jason ... 2. Practice makes perfect ... 3. What a mess! 4. This is the operator speaking ... 5. He touched me . . . I ■ i- Producing Memories I Presenting Bonita High School to the students through photography, art and words was the job of our faithful yearbook staff. Under the direction of Ken Erickson and editor Maria D ' Aquila, the staff showed intelligence and organization in the planning of the yearbook. Through the overseeing of Mr. Asim and editor Scott Meyers, the newspaper staff also showed that they could put out a good newspaper. They could always be counted on for telling us what was going on around the school. 1. Newspaper staff reveals their real self. 2. Whatever you say, Mr. Erickson. 3. Typical da y in Yearbook. 4. Gangsters on our newspaper staff? K 9 fy ' A M Making Champions t I It ' s so nice to walk into the locker room. When you ' re about two feet outside the door, that familiar smell hits you. As you go to your locker you realize that today is the day that you wore the underwear with the holes in them. It ' s a rough life. You have to get dressed with your back against the lockers. You also forgot your tennis shoes. It figures that it ' s a hot day and you have to stand on your numbers on the hot asphalt while your teacher takes roll. Why does it seem that she takes longer today? After a typical day like this, how can it be that you leave the locker room everyday with another good memory? 1. Nina Barrutt and Pain Ravcnkamp play lifeguard. 2. Don ' t fall. Lisa Decker! 3. Tim Hawkinson and David Autry play a game of tennis. 4. Boys P.E. play a game of volleyball. 5. Vincc Jameson punches at the volleyball. «.1! H Q z H CZ5 I 1 r 51 1 Cathaleen Albert 1 Lydia Alejandre ' ' ' ; f Mario Alonzo J 1 f iM tr i - i Eileen Coleman Scherrei Collins Dwight Cd k Lisa Covin Jacquelyn Curiel m V I i Eileen Coleman - Remember lo smile as you ease on down the road. Scherrei Collins - Don ' t slop thinking about tomorrow . yesterday ' s gone. Junior prin- cess: songleader. Lisa Covin - Time has no meaning until it ' s gone. ILK Jackie Curiel - I have a dream and life will make it true. Maria D ' Aquila - If it was meant to be, it will be. Laura Dair - I ' ll drink to graduation. In fact, I ' ll drink to anything. Chuck Delahunty - Good-bye love. I ' ll see vou m the fall. Darcy Downing - Time keeps on slippen in- to the future ... Steve Miller Band Jennifer Dufrenne - Memories . . Time can- not destroy . . . Coming and going, leaving sentimental joy. Patti Dunn - BHS is super great! Hymie Schwartz and EC; Pooh Bear. Mark Ellison - I finally made it. Barbara Escondon - 76-77 Mecha, 76-77 flag squad Capt., 77-78 flag squad. Marlene Faull - The best things in life you have to work for. Steven Fay - To find the end of endlessness 1 will conquer. Leann Feeney - Hold fast to today ' s dreams for they are tomorrow ' s realities. Theresa Ferrari - What you do right here and now affects forever . . eternity. Laura Davis Scott Deardorff I Charles ©elahunty I Peter Dewhurst f Sharon Hamilton I Cindy Hapgood I Mary Harding Karen Hart Kay Hedrick y Ui X- m i . flL? 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Tucker Turner Upchurch Vargas Vasquez Rick Sheldon Tim Donna Holly Duke Janette Mark Debbie entzel Weschler Wessel Wilroy Williams Wilson Wilson Winford Witsel I Kimbcrlv Mark Barbara Susan Shcrric Kcllv Sylvia Mike Kim Wolf Wolfcr Woll Worden YorgasiHi Young Young Youngwirth cnllo I I MrsL Lang lloitK? lift Mfrtin Social Si Math jl«ii .0 ' %. M i Mr. DraftiJ Iff lath I I - - •— a ' - 1,4 Ji: if ■ •« ' ■ t. i . Alonzo roundsman % if rs. O i Sl jSp ph , . (y BWWsnun na y Cafcl ' Mr. Cox Cu.stodian ' r Mr. Dia? Cu.siodian Acosta, Marcia 162 Adams. David Adams. Gerald Adams. Kristcn 107. 172. 183 Adams. Richard 152. 162 Aguilera. Becky 162 Aguilera. Gabriel Aguirre. Slella 172 Aguirre. Yvonne 108. 172 Albers. Brcnda 172, 176 Alben. Cathaleen 22. 108. 161 Albrechl. Ramona Alejandre. Gabriel 152 Alejandre, Lydia 131 Alexander. Slcven 152. 172. 71 Allen. Serena Allen. Timothy 172 Allen. Wilham Allender. Troy Aloi , Ma Alvarez. Michael 131 Alvarez. Mabloi Anderson. Pamela 11. 39. 70. 104. 162. 164 Andradc. Sieve 162 Anihony. Julie 172 nbula. 162 Arballo. Michael 152 Anas. Michelle Armenia. Greg 172 Armstrong. Craig 152 Arnold. Cynthia 162 Arnold. Jean 108. 172 Arnold. Susan 108. 131 Ams. Renee 15. 173, 182 Arviso. Paula 7. 173 Ascencio. Fidel 152 Ashley. Ricky 152 Auten. Leslie Autry. David 162. Ill Aviles. Roberta 162 Aygarn, Cynthia 108. 152 Bagley. Jenny 117 Bailey. Edith 108. 162 Baker. Christopher 173. 183 Baker. Diana 10. 131, 173 Baker, Scott Baker, Theresa Bakh it. Lily 108 Bakhit, Richard 163 Baldridge. Lorenc 163 Baldwin. David 161. 171. 173. 183 Baldwin. Maria 173 Balla, Michael 117, 152 Ballew. Carole 131 Ballew, Karen 108. 163 Ballou. Joseph 163 Banakas. Jamin Bang. Brian 70. 153. 152, 155 Banker. Ray 131 Barauskas. Barbara 103, 108, 169 Barratt, Nina 108, 111, 112, 131 Barratl, Scott 110. 152 Baszile. Dennis 57. 92 Batcson. Kathy Bateson. Ronald Batten. Jill 152. 163 Baughman. Jamie 153 Baughman. Todd 153 Baur. DeeAnn 18. 112. 131 Baxter. John 153 Ba , Ma 173 Bcabout. Charles Bedi. Amrita 153 Bega. Abel 153 Belk. William 108 Belknap. Lori 153. 163 Belkon. Louis 153 Beltran. Ricky 173 Beltran Benncr. Jared 163 Bennett. Barry 173 Bcns Bcnsi 131 . Ther Bernal. Robert 131 Beske. Mike Bcvins. Charles Bcullcr. Greg 163 190 Bickelt, Charles Bigham, Mark 173 Bigham, Michael Bilbao, Sandra 170. 161. 22, 108, 163 Billman, Richard Billman, Ronald 153 Bishop, Dawn 131 Bissell, Katherine 163 Blackburn, Kevin 26, 132. 106 Blake. Kelli 108. 163 Blouin. Donna 131. 173 Bluff. Ronald Bluff. Heidi Boon. Laurie 173 Boon. Maurenc 163 Booth. Edward Borges. Brian 153 Borges. Kathleen 173 Bosley. Michael 163 Bowen. Deanna 173 Bowen. John 163 Boyd. Brian 173. 105 Boyd, Mary 16. 108 Boyd. Saurahnee Bozonier. Victor 153 Brace. Delilah 153 Brace. Rose 153 Bragg. Kim Braley. Mark Braley. Tina 163 Brand. Christina 160. 163 Branum. Kathryn 156. 157. 160. 108. 153 Branum. Sherry 108. 132 Brandt. Lori 156. 19. 108. 153. 112. 109. 113 Brazeau. Barbara 18. 108. 153 Brennecke. Jeff I 53 Bridges. Mark 105, 163 Briones. Yvonne 19, 132 Brisco. Joesph 173 Brouillct, Diane 153 Brown, Cheryl 132 Brown, Cory 163 Brown. Kathleen 132. 45 Brown. Kevin Brown. Tarcey 173 Brown. William 30. 132. 117 Bruckner. Doris 153 Bubrick, Susan 108, 173 Buckles. Kristina 161, 108, 163 Buenting, Tammie 163 Buermann, Donald Bullock, Tim 158, 153 Burkhard, Christine 153 Burkhard, Christopher 173 Burno, Rowland 87, 173 Burnes. Charles 163, 66 Bun 173 Burrer, Rachelle 108, 173 Burl, David 57 Burl, John 57, 61, 153. 173 Burton. Lisa 108, 153 Burton, Nola 108, 173 Busch. Malt 173 Buslamante. Sieve 163 Bustos, Danny Burner. James 1 32. 1 1 I , I 1 0. I 1 2. 36, 104. 106 Butner, Susan 178. ,83. 173. 110 Byars. Dennis 104 Byles. Terry 173 Byrd. Michael 160. 153 Cabaday. Robert 173 Cabrera. Alice 153 Cabrera, Theresa 163 Caldcron. David 132. 153 Calderon. Margaret 1 32 Callahan. Doug 153 Callahan. Jeffrey 153. 163 Callabellotta. Joey 173 Camillo. Maria Campbell. Byron 163 Campbell. Yolanda 132 Candclario. Anthony 163 Caplan. Ton 108. 132 Cardena. JoAnne Carlos. Joe Carlos. John 173. 36 Carmona. AlbcM 153 Carl. Edward INDEX Caronna, David Carpenter, Caren 175, 173 Carr, Nancy 133. Ill, 112 Carron, Leslee 173 Carter. Paul Carver. Jodi 174 Carver. Tammy Case. Shelley 158. 38. 18. 108. 153. 112 Case. Timothy 163 Cashman. Derek Cassidy. Shannon 108. 174 Castillo. Chfryl 133. 108 Castillo. Leo 40. 133. 153 Castillo. Raymond 153. 110 Castro. David 167. 171. 163 Castro. Kevin 167. 171, 163, 107 Castro. Sylvia 119. 174 Cazares. Julie 133 Ceelen. George 1 33 Cervantes. Elizabeth 171. 163 Challfoux. Valenlina 153 Chambers. Jeffery 164 Chambers. Tern 108. 174 Chandler. Came 108. 112. 133 Chapman. Susan 133 Charles. Mary Jane 108. 174 Chavez. Thomas 133. 163 Cheney. Marvin 14. 174 Chodak. Michael 164 Christen. Monika 15. 174. 176 Chri en, Je 133 Cilley, Deborah 133 Cilley. Ronald 174 Claasscn, Aaron 179, 128, 174 Claassen, Valerie 174 Clark, Andrew 83, 119, 153 Clark. Bobby 133 Blark, Dale 153 Clark, Patricia 154 Claunch, Jeff 154 Clecland, Robert Clemens, Nancy 174 Clemens, Patricia 108. 133 Clifton. Mary 104. 106. 108. 164 Coburn, Karen 164 Coburn. Michael 105. 110. 111. 1 Coffey, Chnsline 154 Coffey, David 174 Cole. Rhonda Coleman. Eileen 50. 107. 108. 134 Collins. Brenda 108. 164 Collins. Scherren 19, 134 Conniff. Marlene 174 Conniff. Martin Cook. Darla 163 Cook. Dwight 134 Cook. Mark 174 Cook. Michael 119. 171 Cook. Wendy 154 Cope. David Copeland. RobcM 119. 134 Corona. Greg 174 Corona. Scott 164 Cottrell. Marron 174 Coughlin. Kelly 174 Covill. Gary 174. 178 Covill. Lisa 134 Covill. Randy 154 Covington. Jonathon 71. 174 Covington. Lucas 86. 154. 70 Craft. Eric Craven. Lynelte Creighton, John 174 Creighton, Rebecca 164 Cundari, Daryl Curiel. Jacquetyn 134 Custer. David 174. 181 Custer. Mark Dague. Diana 164 Daniels. Daryl 104. 164 Danielli. Sandra 108. 154 DAquila. Cosmo 154 D ' Aquila. Joesph 174 D ' Aquila. Maria 5. 134 David. Dana Davics, Michaclan 108. 34. 35. 134, 135 Davila. Arleen 164 Davila. Cynthia 154 54 Davi Eric 163. 164 Keith 174. 71 Kenneth Kevin 154 Davis. Kirk 134 Davis. Laura 60. 134 Davis. Michelle 108 Davis, Muir 154, 57 Dean. David 174, 71 Deardorff, Scott 44, 119, 134 Dec ker, Alan Decker, Annie 119. 174 Decker, Lisa 108, 164 DeGroot. Richard DeHart, David 164 DeHerrera, Ivan 66, 153. 154 Delahunty, Charles 134 Dclahunty, Lawrence 164 DeLaVega, Michael 174 DeLeon, Marcelina 108. 164 DeLeon. Marina 108. 154 DeMatleis, John DeMatleis, Kathie 108, 154 Denton, Julie 108, 154 Dewhurst, Peter 57. 134 DeZeeuw. Tina 152. 153. 154. 164 Diaz. John 70. 154. 160 Dicks. Sandra Dixon. Annette 154 Doly. Lisa Douris, Theresa 79, 1 74 Dowden. Kathleen 79, 108, 164, 16f Downing, Beth 108, 164 Downing, Darcy 105, 135 Doyle, Richard 36 Draper. Gena 154. 160 Drury. Leslie 154. 160 Dudley, Wendy 108, 174, 44 Duffy. Greg 174 Duffy, Kevin 164 Dufrcnee, Jennifer 135, 117 Dunn, Jeffrey 154 Dunn, Patricia 70, 119. 107. 57 Dyer. Donna 164 Eberhart, Scott Edelbrock, Wendy 108. 154, 23 Edmondson, Steve 154, 164 Edwards, Michael 174 Edwards, Robin 107, 108, 154 Edwards, Scott 154 Eller, Enlen 44, 154 Eller, Rosanna 74 Elliott, Marc 35, 164 Elliolt. Michael Ellison. Mark 135 Ellsworlh, Mary 110. 154, 160 Erb. Robin 175. 181 Erckenbrack, Jenny 164 Escandon, Barbara 135 Escolo. David 175 Escoto. Linda 194 Espinoza. Edward 135 Espinoza. Elsa 164 Espinoza. Gerry 175 Espinoza, Timothy 164 Estebo, Shelly 108, 154. 157 Estebo. Tony 15. 164 Evans, Deborah 164 Evans, Donald Fagerburg, Kevin 12, 162, 164 Fanelli, Robert 164 Farmer. Sally 154 Farris. Crystal 154 Farris. Kevin 175 Farris. Scon 135 Farris. Susan 175, 178 Faull, Marlene 135. 155 Fay, Colleen Fay, Jane 12. 155 Fay. Steve 44. 135 Fee, Lora Fecney, LeAnn 135, 155 Fchrs. Michael 164 Felling, Diana Felling, Michael , Thci 135 Perruzza, Mark Fcssler, Mark 70, 155 Fields, Perry Fields, Timothy 155 Fields, Tori 164, 165 Fielhauer, Connie Fielhauer, Michael Fikes. Claudelte 70. 104, 136 Finchamp. Theadoria 183 Fisher. Barbara 45. 136. 155 Fisher. Clinton 155 Fisher. Lyall 164 Fleming. Troy 164 Flood. Sandy 165, 171 Flora, Diane 108, 136 Flores, Richard 157, 165 Flolo, Ralph 175 Fonseca, Dora 1 36 Fonseca, Edmundo 136 Forbes, Edward 136 Forbes, Ron I 55 Forbes, Yvonne 175 Forlier, Danny 175 Fonier, Lisa 155 Fonier, Roger 70, 165 Fortier, Steve 1 36 Foschi, Richard 154 Fori, Kathy 108, 136, 155 Foti, Peler 175 Fovall, Roxanne 175 Fox, David 154 Fox, Lon Frankenberger, Chad 165 Franks, Julie 108 Francoeur, Alain 155, 175 Fran. ir. Ma Fralello, Sharon 44. 45, 108, 175 Fredrickson, Terry Freeman, Karen 175 Frisella, Deborah 155 Fritz, Dana Fuentes, Rick Gacharna, Alberto Gaeta, John 165 Gaeta, Maria 36, 80 Galeano, Eusebio 155 Gallow, Theresa 165 Galvin, Michael 136, 155 Galvis, Maurice 155 Gamble, Sarah 136 Gamble, Rusty 165 , Chn 175 . Doreen 165 , Edward 136 , Elizabeth 108, 155 , Frances 156 Garcia, Mark 160, 153 Garcia, Marc 155 Patri 165 Garcia, Robert 135, 66, 67, 69. 137 Garcia. Tracy 163. 165 Garcia. Zoila 165 Gardner. Bryce 35, 55, 86 Gardner, Chris Gardner. Gerald 155 Gardner, Gina 165 Garman, Dennis 137 Garrison, Judith 137 Garrison. Mary 104. 108. 155 Garry. Jaync 175 Gay. Tanya Gebbie. Mark Gcbbie. Maloria 108 Gehres, Susan 108. 175 Cjendreau, Christopher Gendreau. Juliet 165 Gendrcau, Michcle 137. 175. 57 Gerard, John Gilbert, Perry 155 Gitslein, Lisa 175 Givens, Robert Godbout, Michael 165 Ooff, Sheldon Gomez, Anihony 175 , Sha 165 Gonzales, Jonathon 155 (ionzjiles. Laurie 165 Gonzalez. Manha 175 Gonzjiez, Richard 86, 153, 70 Goodcnough, Michael 7, 138, 175 Cough, Patricia 34. 35. 137 Gridy. Theodore 175 Griff. Jeffrey 165. 169. 70 Gnjedi. Mino Gnnau. Cirolyn 155 GniKll. Gloria 155 Grinl. Dcbra 175 . Sle 175 Grayvjii. Kilhryn 38. 161. 165 Green. Michael 155 Green. Richard 90. IJ7. 155 Greene. Deborah 1 17 Greene. Mary Jane Green. William 161 Greenslein. Rulh 168 Gregson. Stephen 155 Greve. D«anc 175 Greve. Joesph Grey. Sha«ney 155 Grey. Shelley 166. 165 Grim. Timolhy 165 Crip. Kevin 57. 155 Grode. Liu 108. 156 Grode. Mallhew 71. 175 Groom. Kathleen 156 Groom. Renee 175 Gross. Jessica 1)7 Grouf. Kalhy 10. 108. 156 Grove. Cheryl 165 Groves. f onna 112. 132 Guerrero. Richard I7S Guesl. Mark 156 Gumbish. David 117. 156 Gutierrez. Franccsca 137 Gutierrez. Raul 156 Guzman. Carlos 163. 165 Guzman. Gilbert 156 Guzman. Rebecca 1 56 Gwin. Tammy 165 G in. Tracy 175. 176 Hackelt. Jeffrey 92. 165 Hackett. Steve 34. 137 Haggen. Eric Hahn. Joesph 175 Hale. Brilta 108. 156. 160 Haley. Craig 165 Hall. James 171. 175 Hall. Scott 156 Hallock. Brandon 171. 175. 106 Hamel. Jay 156. 161. 171 Hamel, Lisa II. 137 Hamel. Thomas 161. 165 Hammans. Wade 176 Hammer. Danniel Hamilton. Sharon 39. 138 Hansen. Harry 176 Han 156 Hanson. Kathleen Hapgood. Cindy 138 Harding. Elizabeth 176 Harding. Mary 138 Ha rding. Victoria 156 Harner. Susan 176. 181 Haro. Tony 163. 165 Haro. Yvonne 176. 183 Ha 176 Harris. Julie 117. 156 Harrison. Robin 176. 178 Han. Karen 100. 138 Hart. Ronald I 38. 66 Hartley, Gary Haskell. Uura Haugcf. Daniel 156 Havens. Barry 165 Havens. Ward 156 Havro. Jerry 165 Havro. Sherry 1 76 Haokinson. Timothy 165. 166 Hayden. Damita 104. 156 Hardback. Jacob 165 Heck. Susan 176 HcckiT 176 Hcdrick. Kay 108. 138 Heflix. John Hellier. Elizabeth 108. 165 Helm. Jeff 138 Hench. Lauren 166 Hench. Martin 176 Herbert. Robert Hernandez. Carla 108. 176 Hernandez. Elizabeth 138. 156. 176 Hernandez. Gabriel 138. 156 Hernandez. Joe 156 Herring. Mark 156 161 Herring. Charise 175. 108, 176 Hertz, Jane 108, 156. 158 Hertz. John 172. 176 Heumann. Richard 176. 177, 181, 106 Hicks. Cameron 110. 165. 129 Hill. Eileen Hill. Leonard 71 Hill. Sharon 165 Hii. Brenda 1 56 Hiason. Kevin 156 Huson. Sheri Hobo. Anne Marie II. 39. 38 Hobson. Dana 71, 176 Hohson, Steve 156 Hodges, Jeffrey 176 Hoffman. Roger 156 Hoffman. Tracie 112. 153. 156. 158 Holcomb. Kirk 156 Holcombe. Jody 176 Holland, Jerry Hollcy, Carol Hollisler, Ty Hook, Jeffrey 176 Hoover, Dena 166 Hoover, Kay 138 Hoover. Paul 138. 176 Horner. Veronica 156. 176 Horton. Jeffrey Hotaling. Renee 176 Howard. Patrick 156. 57 Howard, Darren 166, 169 Howes, Stephen 176 Hubalka, Jeff Huffstuller, Richard 176 Hughes, Peter 166 Hulla, Steven 176 Hunt, Dorothy 176, 177 Hunt. Kathryn 156 Hurmence. Susan 10. 110. 45. 108. 139 Hurst, Clinton Hurst. David Hurst, Paula 117, 157 Hutchison, Janet 108, 157 Hutton, April 108, 166 Huynh, Thoi Hyatt, David 16, 157. 66. 67 Hyatt, Lyn 108, 166 Hyatt, Rebecca 15. 108. 176 Hylton. Carla 161. 162. 169. 108. 166 Hyllon. Christopher Hypes. Jonathon 139 Ingels. Randall 118. 157 Ingels. Sandra 176 Izatl. Pamela 176 Izatl. Tammy 176 Jackson. Kip Jameson. Vince 139 Jankowski. Mark 36. 70. 163. 166 Jankowski. Susan II. 39. 108. 139. 104 Jeffries. Earl 158. 157 Jeffries. Esther 166 Jeffries. Eugene 177 Jenkins. David 177 Jensen. Donald 139, 117 Jernejcic, Richard 157 Jernejcic, Thomas 1 39 Johns. Julie 13. 139 Johnson. Arletic 108 Johnson. Connie 108. 166 Johnson, Eddie 166 Johnson, Johnny 177 Johnson. Karen II. 19, 108, 139 Johnson. Kathleen 1 39 Johnson. Larry 157 Johnson, Sharon 108, 57 Johnson, Sheri 1 79 Johnson, Steven 1 57 Johnson. Susan II. 164. 166 Jones. Glen 120 Jones, Ian 166 Jones. Jeri 157 Jones. Tona 112. 1 66 Jordan. Jewel 108. 157 Jordan. Peggy 139 Jordan. Trevor 83. 179 Jordan. Willa Judion. Karen 179 Kane. Cindy 108. 166 Kane. Michael 71. 177 Karies. Catherine I 39 Karres, Scott 157 Kason, Debra 157 Keating, Christopher 166 Keene. Erin 166 Kelly. Jim 157 Kelly. Kim 139 Kibbe. Colleen 177. 179. 181 Kibler, Kay 39 Kibler. Sue 140 Kidwell. Michael Kim. Dong 140 Kim. Oia 177, 181 King. Shan 140 Kinsey. Shelley 1 57 Kirkebe. Terrie 157 Kirsch. Randall Klemp. Jeffrey 177 Knapp, Charles Knapp, Gayle 140, 177 Knight, Bcvcrlce 108, 166 Knight, Dannelle 111, 112, 140 Knight. Keith 67. 68. 69. 130, 140 Knight, Lori 177 Knotts. Gretchen Knutsen. Darlene 112. 140. 157 Kocrsclman. Margo 13. 44. 140 Koster. Nalasja 152, 153. 39. 108. 35. 34. 157 Kotwica. Edward 157 Kuchenbrod. Joseph UMarche. Jeff Umbrighl. Ronald 157 Ung. Cathy 177 Unkey, Kevin 71. 177 Lapp. Brian 157 Lapp, Gregg 118. 68. 69. 66. 67. 140 Larson. Michael 110. 157 Laselles. Grace 140 Lastinger. Kim Lastinger. Larry 177 Laube. Robert 35. 140 Uube. Susan 10. 66. 140 Laveny. Karen 141 Uwrence. Steven 141 Lawton. Michael 166 Layman, Michael 157 Lazar, Joseph 141 Lazar. Robert 166 Le. Tungan 166 Leal, Jesse 166 Leavitt. Jackie 157 Lcavitt, Lea 164, 165. 167. 117. 166 Leavitt. Michelle l csma. Greg 166 Lee. John 140. 141 Lee. Julie 166 Lee. Uurie 153. 112. 111. 5 ' Lee. Michael 177 Lee. Peter 166 Lee. Tami 108. 157 Unsky. Daniel 177 Unz. Kan 177 Leslie. Susan Lester. Debra 141 Uwls. Karie 160. 108. 157 Liaiti, Janine 4. 141 Lialli. Jodie 166 Licause. Bob 177 Ljghtfool. Deborah 107. 166 Linley. Lisa 108. 177 Liskey. Ben 166 Lively. Gavin Locketl. Roben 180. 71. 177 Loera, David 141 Loera. Norma 108. 157 Loera. Ricky 177 Loera. Sylvia 166 Logan. Kathy 108. 177 Logan. Lori 1 57 Logan. Scott Loiselle. Pamela 177 Loiselle. Rhonda 166 Long. Nancy 171. 45. 166 Long. Paul 13. 166 Longrcss. Eddie 177 Lopez. Aurelia 14. 108. 157 Lopez. Catherine 141 Lopez. Cecils 141 Lopez. Diana 157 Lopez. Eddie 166 Lopez. Georgiana 167 Lopez. Greg 118. 158. 36 Lopez. Jerry 160. 158 Lopez. leticia 108, 141, 158 Lopez, Ralph 119, 158, 117 Lopez, 5 onja 108, 167 Lopez. Terry 1 58 Loah. Janet 108, 177 Lowe. Brenda 176. 177 Loya. Oscar Loya. Sandra 1 58 Loya. Sharon 108. 158 Lucas. Cindy I 58 Lucas. Lee 45. 105, 141 Lucas, Wendell 158 Lucido, Paul 167 Lucido, Mark 71, 177 Luccht, Bill 87, 158 Lumley, Patli 141, 150, 158 Lunceford, Jeffrey 167 Lunenberg. Sheryl 177 Lynch. Diana 167 Lynch. Janine 178 Lynch. Lisa 119. 158 Mabrey, Frederick 142 Mackroy, William 178 Madscn. Brian Maebe. Richard 142 Magalloncs, Conrad Magana, Nicholas 142 Mahan, Derek Manlow, Greg 178 Manlow, Jeff 158 Maldmenl, Catherine 12, 10, 153, 158, 10, 91, 68 Maldmcnt, MaryJane 10, 109. 167 Mainiero, Andrew Malone, Tammy 158 Malone, Timmy 142 Maloney, Enn 175, 178 Maloncy, Georgia 178 Manjarrez, Anita 174, 178 Manus, Melinda 158 Ma 157 Manzanarcs, John 142 Marchese, Todd 167 Marqucz, Claudio 178 Marquez, Justine 178 Marquez. Minha 158 Manija. Eric 167 Martija, Jeffrey Martin, Peggy Maninez, Becki 178 Maninez, Christina 158, 178 Dia 167 , Gary , Julia 178 , Louie 158 , Phyllis 167 , Salvador 178 , Tommy 167 , Victor 158 Mason. Liz 178 Ma slerman. Michael 178 Masterman. Thomas 1 78 Mata. Stacey 178 Matthews. Daniel Matthews. Stacy 1 58 Matthews. Terry Mattoy. James 158 Mayjaffo. Kathryn 178 Mazzjinnin. Cassandra 142 McAllister. Mary 160. 158 McCanhy, Dale 14, 178 McCaulley, Bret 171. 167 McCleary, DAvid 158 McClung. Fdmond 167 McCook. Lisa 153. 158 McCook. Michel 167 McCook. Roben 178 McCook. Susan 167 McCormick, Christine 178 McCutcheon, Kim 142 McDaniel, Lewis 158 McDaniel, Mark 178 McDonald. Brian 167. 168 McOrsdy. David 158 McGridy, Paul 167 McGrew, Cindy I 58 McGunnigle, Linda 1 51 McKinney, Michael 151 McKinney, Mark 178 McKiuick, Carolyn 167 McEwan. Cynthia 158 McEwan. Mary 167 McKnown. R D 158 McMaiter. Kellie 178 McPherson. John 1 56 McClowry, Michael 178 McCook, Cynthia 178 McDermolt. Calherii Mct onald. Bryan 178 McGill. Gregory McHardy. Carolyn I7g McLeod. Bruce Medalle. Joy 158 Mejia. Robert 178 Menkel. Jack 178 Men Merrill. Gretchen 142 Merrill. Shem 158 Merritt. Liz 142 Meyer. Steve 1 78 Michel, George 167 Miholy, John 159 Milnon, Jeff 167 Miller. Cory 159 Miller. Melody 178 Miller. Mindy 179 Miller. Robyn Miller. Rodney Miller, Sara 159 Mills, Roben 159 Mills. Susan Minor. Susan 167 Minlz. Debra 142 Mitchell. Cheryl 179 Mistone. Michael 167 Misumi. Keith 159 Moderow. Kenneth 159 Molnar. Donna 179 Monacclli. Lorn 179 Montero. Steve Monies. Mark Montz. Jill 167 Montz, Roben 159 Moon. Shawna 167 Moore. Mary 179 Moore. Tina 1 59 Mora. Anthony 179 Mora. Joseph 159 Mora. Lorraine 159 Morales. Henry Morales. John Morales. Jorge 167 Moran. Bill 142. 159 Morehouse. Mark Morgan. Neal Morns. John 167 Morrison. Leona 167 Morrow. Jack 167 Mortenson. Daniel Mulvey. Kevm 159 Munro. David 159 Munro. Florence 179 Munro. George 179 Munro. Margaret 142 Murawske. Jeff 167 Murguia. Greg Murphy. Dan Murray. Diana 167 Murray. Kevin Murray. Lynetle 142 Mutsaers. David Myers, Scott 142 Napoles. Pedro 109 Nash. Holly Nava. Helen 108. 167 Navarro. Carmen Negrelte. Michael 168 Negrette. Roxanne 143 Neher. Daniel 159 Nelsen. Roben 179 Nelsen. Scott 168 Nelson. Dale U. 143. 158 Nelson. Diane I6H Nelson. Jeff U3 Nelson. Michael 13 Ness. Diane 108. 158 Nelhing. Renee 143 Newell. Jeffrey 168 Newhouse. Carrie 116. 110. 14 Newman. Palrick 1 59. 117 Newton. Joel 70. 168 Newton. Mark 66. 67 Neilson. Lisa 179 Nolcken. Evelyn 168 Norris. Reilcne 1 59 Norris. Rise 168 Norris, Robyn 112. 144 O ' Donnell. Palrick 117. 159 O ' Donnell. Scon 179 Odom. Mitchell Odorti. Robby Ogawa. Karen 179 Ogden. Julie 35. 108. 34. 144 O ' Hehir. Toda 70. 168 Olenyn. Jerry Oliver. Robyn 182. 179 Olson. Barbara 108. 104. 168 Omeya. Cindy 170. 168 Orlanes. Patrice Ortega, Refugio 84. 144 Ortiz. John 179 Osborne. Tammy 168 Osborne. Vanessa 144 Owen. Jan 159 Owens. Danny Pacheco. Ins 179 Page. Steve 1 58 Palafox. Richard 159 Palmer. Denise 168 Palmer, Sheila 112, 111, 144 Panzarella, Gena 179 Panzarella Paredes, Alfredo Parcdes, Alice 159 Paredes, Cesar Paredes, Esperanza 108 Parcdes, Gustavo 108, 179 Parigian. Michael 181, 111, 104, 144 Parisi, Dawn 181, 192, 108, 179 Parker. Dennis 159 Parrish. Penny 108. 144 Paul. Donna 108. 168 Payne. Timothy 159 Pearce. Dcbra 159 Pearsc. Cynthia 159 Pear! David 144 Pelfrey. Caria 190. 144 Pence. Kim 161. 109. 112. 159 Pareda. Rogelio 168 Perez. Arthur 144 Perez. Carmen 1 17. 168 Perez, Perez, Perez, Perki r s 168 179 144 , Carlcne 108, 168 Pernn, Jem 108, 168 Peters. Jeffrey Peters. Terri 144. 159 Peters. Troy Peterson. Margaret Peterson. Wendy 179 Pcttit, Tom- Mane 108, 109, 112, 159 Phan, l.cn 179 Phillips, Craig 179 Phy, Manly 179 Pickering, Kenneth 145 Pierini, Jacquelin 179 Pierro, Laura 165, 168 Pipitone, Linda 179 Pitkir Brii 145 Pokorny, Christian 117, 145 Pope, Duke 168 Pope, Jeff 1 79 Porras, Anthony 179 Porto. Theresa 108, 179 Pralo. Elizjibelh 168 Prigmore, Deborah 108, 179 Puhdo, Norman 168 Purccll. Sandra 179 Purthur, Nicky 159, 180 Quemada, Teresa 159 Ouichocho, Darlene 145 Quinn, Daniel Ml, 157, 159 Quinn, Terry 110, 145 Quintero, Theresa 10, 108, 145 Radi, Yvonne 200, 108. 145 Rael. Codie 145 Rael. Eddie 180 Ramos. Gilbert 108 Rangel. Veronica 168 Ranney. Laura 160. 108. 159 Ravencamp. Pamela 108. 159 Red man. Jerry 160 Redman, Larry 180 Reed. Tijuana 180 Reeves. William 160 Rcichwald. Frederick 168 Rcmpt. John Resendez. Gilbert 180 Reyes. Martha Reyes. Milton Reyes, Tern 108. 119. 168 Richards. Steven 145 Richardson. Kris 178. 180 Richardson. Thomas Richau. John 180 Elv 145 Riedy. David 180 Riedy. Tammy 160 Riggs. Michael 104. 168 Rilcy. Elizabeth 104. 160 Riley. Kale 104. 145 Ring. Gary Ring. Linda Rios. Magalina 168 Ritner. Rodney 160 Rivas. Barbara 168 Roach. Randall 180 Roberts. Lisa 180 Roberts. Troy 160 Robertson, Ten 108, 180 Robinson, Dories 175, 176, 180 Robinson. Jonathon 163. 166. 168 Robinson. Sheri Robinson, Willie Rodriguez, Belinda 108. 146 Rodriguez. Cynthia 145 Rodriguez. Gabriel 146 Rodriguez, Margaret 164 Rodngucz, Michael 146 Rodriguez, Ralph 210 Rodriguez, Ronald 164 Rodriguez, David Roepke, April 108, 180 Rojas. Sylvia Roland, James 180 Romero, James Romero, Kimbcr Rosalez, Magdalena 116. 146, 160 Rothwell, Mark 169 Rounds, Tina 169 Rowan, David 160 Rowe, Craig 110, 169 Rowe, William 146 Rowland, Linda 162, 169 Ruffner, Brenda 108, 160 Ruffner. Paula 108, 180 Ruiz. Robin 108, 146 Rupel, J M 180 Russi, Todd 180 Ruzicka, Daniel 15, 169 Ryan. Dennis 104. 146 Sabandar. Eva 146 Salado, Michael 117 Sampson, Frederick 110, 180 Sanchez, Claudio 168, 169 Sanchez, Javier 146 Sandoval, Belcn 108, 160 Sandoval, Deborah 108, 112, 146. 180 Sandoval. Deborah 108. 112. 146. 180 .Sandoval. Gerald 160 Sandoval. Janice ■Sandoval. Lydia 108. 169 Sandoval. Robert 146 Sandoval. Samuel 117 Sandoval. Stephanie 108. 180 Sanford. Deanna 169 Sanford. Maryann 146 Sanford. Mitchell 147. 160 Saner. Kelly 39. 108. 104. 169 Sarter. Wendy 109. 1 12. 160 Sass. Douglas 169 Saville. Norma Sayegh. Jamal Sayegh. Margie Scaramella. Richard 169 Schaeffer. Elliott 147 Schaeffer. Shen 166. 169 Scharlau. Manin 147. 160 Schelin. Gary 147 Scheurermann. John Schlarmann. Greg 180 Schlarmann. Michael 169 Schotthauer. Steven 70, 169 Schmid. Rebecca Schneider. Cathy 180 Schneider. David Schneider. Julie 147 Schneider. Tern 108 Schnoble. Ralph 169 Schulz. Tamera 181. 180 Schwantje. Aronda 160 Scotl. Cherie 180 Sears. Cathy 160 Sellick. Marly 180 Sellon. Annette 180 Sellon. Lisa 108. 169 Serrano. Daniel 147 Sctser. Sherri 180 Severson. Greg 108. 1 12. 147. 36 Sevilla. Donny Seyano, Kelly 147 Seymour, Lora 4, 230, 47 Seymour, William 147 Shamblin, Mark 160, 147 Shaw, Scott 147 Shefricid, Susan 160 Sheldon, John 160 Shepherd, Shawn 160 Sherman, Kenneth 180 Shipcolt, Sharon 183, 180 Shockcor, Jamie 117 Shoemaker. Jeffrey 180 Shugg. Diana 180 Shugg, Robert 160 Sievers, Donna 148 Sifuentes, Alex Sifuentcs. Anthony 44, 160, 180 Silva, Arturo 180 Silva, Lorraine 108, 112, III, 148 Silva, Silvia 108, 160 Silver. Dawn 169 Simmons. Daniel Simmons, Richard 169 Simons. Robert Simpson. Deborah Simpson. Laura 183. 180 Simpson. Valerie 148 Skahill. Vincent 84. 148 Skeen, Debbie 240. 108, 148 Skeen, Susan 167, 171. 39. 108. 169 Sly. Mike 104. 148 Small. Tracic 108. 169 Smarker. Craig Smarker. Tern 169 Smith. Brad 163. 169. 70 Smith, Carey 160 Smith, Del 70, 160 Smith, Erin 164, 168, 104, 169 Smith. Jennifer 169 Smith. Kelly 181 .Smith. Mark 169 Smith. Paula SmithHcld. Kenny 181 Snedekcr. Belle 112. 111. 148 Snell. Carol 169 Snook. John 160. 169 Snyder. Matthew 148 Sogn. Debra 169 Soldo. Brandi 180 Solis. Daniel 45. 169 Soncrant. Timothy Sorensen. Lisa 181 Soriano. Juanita Sorrell. Sondra 144 Solo. Danncllc 174. 181. 108. 181 Solo. Darrel 169. 181 Solo, Michelle 182. 108 Soulam, Dcnnise 148 Southall. Karen Suuthall, Richard 71. 181 Staley. Sandra 170 St. Clair, Tommy Slambaugh, Daria 181 Slanfill, Robert 70, 170 SlanHII, Thomas 71, 181 Stanley, Cheryl Staslik, Eddie 160 Steadman, Jacquelyn 108, 181 Stearns, Bradly Stegal, Nancy Stienen, Mardi 166 Stenmo, Anhur 170 Slenmo. Christopher 173, 181 Stephens, Lisa 170 Stevens, Belinda 181 Stevens, Eric Stief, Douglas 170 Stinson. Jean 181 Stirling. Dawn 170 Stoddard. Phillip 148 Stoddard. Michelle 108. 170 Stoddard. Traci 181 Stokesberry. Terry 148 Stone. David 140 Stone. Donna 108. 160 Stroot, Daniel 181 Sluarl. Bonnie 170 Stuart. Brian 181 Sludlcy. Cynthia 108. 181 Sludley, Susan 39. 108. 149 Suiter, Cheryl Sullivan, Cathy 181 Sulcliffc, Laura 181 Sulhff, Theresa Sutton, Cathy 181 Sutton, Elizabeth 160 Swank, Lori 104. 149 Swietzer. Tobin 170 Syvcrson, Bobby 181 Tanner, Vicki 181 Tassin. Aaron 181 Tarpinian, Diane 105, 165. 170 Tassin. Trenton 170 Taylor. Jeff 181 Taylor. John 181 Taylor. Kristcne 149. 160 Taylor. Phillip 181 Taylor. Roberta 108. 181 Taylor. Teresa 166. 170 Taylor. Tomi 160 Teter, Susan 108. 104. 149 Thackcr. Joylane 149 Thomas. Lisa 160 Thomas. Pennelope 38. 109. 113. 112 161 Thomas. Sheila 170 Thompson. Athea Thompson. Bruce 170 Thompson. Eleanor 104. 108. 149 Thompson. Gerald 149 Thompson. Kenny 161 Thompson, Richard IHl Thomson, Robert 104, 170 Thon, Savalh 181 Thurow, JoAnn 12, 149, 181 Thurow, John Tichner, Sean 182 Tolle, Cheryl 161 Torr, Michael 182 Traynor, Roben 149, 170 Traynor, Timothy Traynor. Troy 182 Tnplett. Juanita 182 Trudeau. Joesph 161 Tsinnijinne. Ileen Tucker. Daniel Tucker. Lila 182 Turner. Judy 182 Ulrr 170 Upchurch. Billie Upchurch. Dorothy Upchurch. Joyce 182 Ureno. Stephanie 161 Valdcz. Linda 161 Vandehey. Jeff 170 Vanderbleck. Lori 161 Vaniman. Curtis 110. 170 Vaniman. Julian 149 Vanzilc. April 39. 45. 149, 161 Viinzilc, I auric 44. 45. 149. 161 Vanzile. Stephen 175 Vargas. Daniel 182 Vasquez. Camille 182 Vasquez. Martin 87. 161 Vaugedis. Camill 161. I7C Vega. Edwin 182 Vegas. Lee 182 Verhocvcn. Bradley Vidaure. Frances 108. 182 Vidaure. Roben ISO. 36 ViUamonte, Carlos Vincent, Omar ISO Vines, Pamela 104. 161 Vitale. Joesph 180. 105 Vilko. Barbara 161 Vilko. Kathenne 170 Voss. Richard 182 Walker. Steven 115. 161 Walker. Susan 170 Walls. Pamela 170 Wardenarr. Jeff Warman. Pamela 161 Warthan. George Wanhan. Stephanie 182 Wanhan. Tracey 161 Waterlyn. Tracy 108. 109. Ill Waters. Mark 101 u Wa , Jeff Watson, Lisha 104 Way, Kristina 108, 182 Wealand, Ronald 86, 170 Wcathersby, Mary 170 Weber, Crystal 161 Webster. Ian 161 Weidlich. Lisa Welch. Paul 150 Welliver. Roben 182 Wentzel. Rick 182 Weschler. Sheldon 182 Wessell. Tim 71. 182 Wheat. Darla 161 Wheeler. Alan 161 Wheeler. David Whilaker. David White, Debra 170 Whitman, Debbie 150 Whitidge, Lisa 112, HI, 150 Wilkin, Phillip 170 Wilkins, Teresa 170 Wilkinson. Janay 161 Williams. Andrew 170 Williams. Fred 169. 170 Williams. James 150. 161 Williams. Jaime 104 Williams, Holly 110, 182 Williams, Tammy 170 Wilroy, Donna 182 Wilson, Daniel Wilson, Duke 182 Wilsi 182 Wilson, Mike 117, 161 Wilson. Stanley 117. 161 Wingale. William 170 Witherspoon. Linda Wolf. Kimberly 182 Wolf. Terry 1 50 Wolfer. Daniel 161 Wolfer. Mark 182 Woll. Barbara 182 Wolt. Tammy Woodmansee. Harvey 161 Worden. Susan 182 Ycpez. Henry 161 Yepez, Paul 1 50 Yorgason. Glcnda 161 Yorgason. Shari 182 Young. Kelly 182 Young. Sylvia 182 Youngwirth, Christina 1 50 Youngwinh, Eileen Youngwinh, Mike 182 Yslas, Rosemary Zavala, Gilbcn Zeller. Roben 161 Zernlo. Kimberly 182 ( i 2.Sliyesi. Senior Bests 1, 2. Shyest; 3, 4, Foxiest; 5, 6. Most Athletic; 7, S. Most Talented; 9. 10. Best Dressed; 11. 12; Most Admired; 13. 14. Friendliest; 15. 16. Biggest Turkey (class clown); 17. Best Body; 18. 19. Best Buddies; 20. 21. Most School Spirit; 22. 23. Most Likely To Succeed; 24. Best Buddies. FINISHIN ' UP E 1 ji - u - -; S2fe: v ai ' 1 1 Jp I i:i iM: I B Ivl l¥ Si ' 8K ,jMt .00 - ..., a 1 r - gB T 1. • ?- (« . 7 4 -? W- The end is here. It has been a fantastic year with lots of everlasting memories. I would like to express my sincerest thanks to the 1977-78 Echoe ' s Yearbook Staff for their out- standing job. All of their hard work paid off in making the yearbook a success. Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Giboney and their staff for giving us that little extra time and attention to help meet our deadlines, and for pro- cessing our film quickly. Mr. and Mrs. Giboney and their staff wish to congratulate the Class of 78 and express the best of luck in the future. Mr. John Thomas has been a fantastic yearbook representative. He contributed his knowledge in yearbooking which helped the staff, and supplied us with all necessary materials to construct a great book. Most of all, thanks to Mr. Ken Erickson for his time and patience. He kept the staff moving and was always there when we needed him. He is a terrific advisor and a super person. I hope all the students here at Bonita have a great summer and have had a memorable school year. May this yearbook help those memories stay alive. Maria D ' Aquila Editor-in-Chief 1977-78 Echoe ' s Yearbook 4 L T r: .