Brethren High School - Element of Style Yearbook (Paramount, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1988 volume:

Wm cr aJ V - o i V) 1 il . : V o(iN .r X X v A l ' e • ' . ' Vv. Brethren High School 15733 So. Orange Avenue Paramount, CA 90723 (213) 633-5165 S cmc t a St€f£e l cLrO f i ' - ' f Table of Contents Dedication 6 Seniors 10 All Senior Portrait 24 Activities 36 Sports 70 Music Division 110 Underclassmen 122 Departments 142 Junior High 166 Advertisements 184 Warrior Staff 205 A •r Helping Cathy Henderson find a timely and sign! icant topic. Watching the super quiz competition with Roslynn Pryor, Wade Mayhue, and Jon Schooler at the Academic Decathlon. Mrs. Thorpe and her favorite subject! Judy Thorpe You are an example to us all. You are the one who completes the very Element of the 1989 Warrior. Your discipline and organization have played a key role in every one of our years here at Brethren. One never fully takes advantage of an excellent opportunity until it is offered no longer or it leaves. Your standards of excellence made each of us reach deeper within ourselves than we ever had before. Because of your high expectations many of us have accomplished more than we ever dreamed. You are one of the most respected teachers at Brethren. Your dedication to Brethren and all the students is apparent in your extra-curricular activities. You have helped begin and organize the highly prestigious Academic Decathlon here at Brethren. Your com- mitment to California Scholarship Federation and Lions ' Club Speech Meet have been of great benefit. Thank you so much for all these involvements and your dedication to Brethren despite the many miles of driving each day. We are extremely honored to present the 1989 Warrior to Mrs. Judy Thorpe who has brought us her own Elements of Style. 7 Young Koo ASB PRESIDENT As my days at Brethren grow shorter and graduation approaches, many thoughts go through my mind: uncertainty of the future, mistakes I made, leaving my friends and parting from Brethren. My mixed emotions are making me realize the im- portance of friendship and how beneficial past experiences can be. Through the years, I have noticed a great deal of changes happening daily. I see my classmates mature and the school improve. I have learned a lot about life from Brethren. We have all grown in our spiritual walk and I thank God for giving me the chance to serve Him. I also thank each one of you for your friendship and support this year. I will cherish the memories I have of you forever. Yours truly. Young Koo A.S.B. President Wade Mayhue ASB VICE PRESIDENT A year has ended at Brethren High School, but a chapter has ended in the lives of the seniors who are graduating. As we now go out into a larger arena of education and experience, we will all face new challenges and new obstacles and succeed in our pursuits. So to the graduating class of 1989, I wish the best of lucl and offer the sincere hope that you will stay close to God. To all those returning next year, please consider these thoughts. Develop a personal style and personal standards; don ' t be conformed to the standards that this world offers — they lead only to destruction. Follow God ' s path and strive for excellence to please Him. Sincerely, Wade Mayhue A.S.B. Vice President X 1 0 10 eKion As graduation apfJroaches, Seniors can look back on the different Elements that made life at Brethren unforgettable. We ' ll always remember Senior parties, the car rally, and our last Jr. Sr. Senioritis is spreading as the Class of 1989 prepares to take what we have learned at Brethren and use it to meet the challenges life has to offer. ■). 11 ■■■;«.•«■■ Driving in yle • Driving in Style • Driving in Style • ▼ DRIVING IN STYLE - There ' s no doubt a car plays an i H ! ' ■ • important role in the style of a senior. ■ ' ■ iw emories are made each and every day. Traveling from parties, to games, to friends ' i Driving in Style • Driving in Style • Driving in Style • Driving in Style • briving in Style •Driving in Style Si houses i senior will admit without his ■ his STYLE would be cramped. Without doubt ea senior is attached to his car and loves to show it off DRIVING IM STYLE. riving in Style • Driving in Style • Driving in Style ,3 -m • • • Remember When . . . member When . • Remember When . . . Remember When . Remember Whei . . . Remember When . . . • • Remember When . . . Remember When . . . Vi S r. O f f 1 c e r s Senior Class Officers Clockwise: Holly Shields - Girls ' Social Chairman, R°!. ' y P[y° V em ' Matthew Fuqua - President. Joe Hamilton - Boys ' Social Chairman, Venus McCardell - Vice President. Senior Class Advisors: Mr. Davis, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Coley (Not Pictured). 16 17 B ( c ( Usa Andrews James 1:2,3 Lorl Andrews John 1:12 Kathleen Bacalan 11 Timothy 2:15 Tina Bancroft John 3:16 Josle Banks James 2:1 Andrew Blackwell Psalm 119:9-11 18 Judith Burnside Hebrews 13:5 Jana Cross Deuteronomy 3:22 Mark Dameron John 3:16 Linda Darnell Philippians4:13 Maurlcio Diaz I John 1:9 Nicole DiLeva James 4:17 Gavin Edmundson f Job 8:21 Matthew Fuqua Psalm 3:2-4 Michael Gaede Phiiippians 4:13 Cheryl Grayson II Corinthians 3:18 La Tisha Green Phiiippians 4:13 Douglas Grove Psalms 27:1 19 Joe Hamilton I Corinthians 7:26 ( Terry Hart '  I Corinthians 10:31b Cathy Henderson Ephesians 2:8-9 Blanca Hernandez Psalm 25:5 ' .m H Marc House Genesis 6:6 Angel Hurley PhUippians 4:13 Tiffany Jones Mark 11:24 4fljf Roger Keast James l:t Young Koo I Timothy 6:18,19 TaeKu Psalms 23 LorlLee James 1:2-4 Marcela Lopez- Lavalle Proverbs 3:5-6 20 i HH H H BI I H P H 1 Hjijlj H R «crl H H ' H B- m ' P L B L l V ' B; ' I H B ' - l H Bk V- H I K - k, 1 1 ■■. - ' Tr ' H k ' -- r H B B B 1 Bfl Mm Wade Mayhue Proverbs 25:1 1 Kevin Mays Hebrews 12:1 Venus McCardell I Timothy 4:12 ti - Kristle Mosley AcU 17:22-33 Carrie Muir I Timothy 4:12 Jennifer Munnelie James 1:2-4 Paul Namestica Matthew 21:22 • Christian Neilsen John 3:20-21 Kathleen Novinger Romans 8:28 Thomas Parsons Phiiipplans 4:13 Cheryl Pippin I Samuel 16:7 Sherlyn Ponce de | Leon I Psalms 23 21 «, Roslynn Pryor 1 Peter 4: 12-13 1!- I 1 Daniel QulntaiM Matthew 19:14 1 Anita Riebolt Psalm 143:1,2 « H ■ B Hg H HH La m ■ ' r 1 1 H ■■■il I Kimberly Sedwick I Timothy 4:12 Holly Shields Colossians 3:12-13 Jodi Sivils John 15: Vonda Solsma Philippians4:13 ill Kimberly StanHeld ' n Romans 8:28 Gregory Stump Ephesians 2:8-9 Andrew Tai Psalms 100 Timothy Tanglin Luke 21:17-19 Jody Thompson Romans 12:9-13 22 94 24 Uf9S9 _j 25 Se Uon SUutcC ' cit Most Spirited — Young Jennifer Prettiest Smile — Gavin Cheri Just Plain Nice — Tim Nicole I I or me F TPRIMTS on the Ceilinq Most Gullible — Tom Jana Funniest — Marc Holly 27 Worst Driver — Mark Tina Best Dressed — Wade Judy 28 Prettiest Eyes — Jodi, Paui, Lori Most Likely to Succeed — Greg Greta Biggest Rirts — Clirls Kathy m I i M. Most Fun To Be With — Matthew Venus :!«4 29 30 Most AthleUc — Kevin Paige Moat Shy — Most Talltative — Milce € Tiffany Best Personality — Jaco Lisa Couple That Should Have Cjotten Together — Joe l-a Tisha 31 Guess what I had for lunch?? 1 can ' t believe I got an F! 33 Kathy and Wendy try to play innocent with an overdue book. Kevin and Matthew flaunt their cool STYLE on Senior Square. You can always see Venus, Gre- ta, Angel and La Tisha chillin ' on Senior Square. Wherever there is a camera, Jana, Tiffany and Holly are sure to be there. F Judy, Mindy and Lisa are seen sportin ' the casual Style. Blanca, Erica and Vonda ' s friendship keep them warm on a cold school morning. Here we can see Paige, Kathy and Terry flashing their pearly whites. - « As always, Greg and Wade are seen discussing political issues. D S 35 T : etioiiUed, For some students 2:35 signifies the end of the day, a time to go home, put your feet up, and relax. But to the estimated 85% of our school ' s populiation the day has just begun. Activities play an important part in high school life. Many long hours after school are spent in sports, cheer, clubs, music and student government. Dedication and responsibility are stressed by both coaches and advisors. So whether it ' s kickin ' back at the basketball game or getting ready for the Winter Formal, activities add an exciting Element to the Style of Brethren. 37 ' T m Homecoming ' 88 truly was A Royal Evening. Many have often wondered what it might be like to be a member of the Royal Family. This year ' s Royal princesses ex- perienced the Royal treatment. This year ' s court consisted of seven beautiful ladies. Each was chosen by our student body for her beautiful inner qualities. Our underclassmen princesses, Junior Krystal West, Sophomore Kristi Lanning, and Freshman Jennifer Schooler represented their classes beautifully. The four senior prin- cesses, Judy Burnside, Kim Stanfield, Angel Hurley, and Lisa Andrews, all looking beautiful, anxiously awaited the crowning of the Royal Queen. To set the tone for this Royal Evening each princess was driv- en on to Dyer Field in a horse drawn carriage. She was escorted by her father and then by her class representative. The ' 88 Home- coming Court awaited the Coro- nation under a magnificent arch of burgandy and silver balloons. Band members and cheerleaders holding balloons flanked the plat- form in honor of the queen. And then . . . drum roll . . . Brethren High School ' s 1988 — 1989 Homecoming Queen . . . Miss An- gel Hurley. 38 Senior Princess Lisa Andrews Junior Princess Krystal West Senior Princess Judy Burnside Sophomore Princess Kristi Lanning Senior Princess Kimberly Stanfield Freshman Princess Jennifer Schooler 39 Upper left: The movie Grease comes to mind as Kim exemplifies the perfect 50 ' s girl. Upper right: In reihembrance of the Laker ' s success, Greta Vines shows she ' s a fan. Lower left: Four spirited seniors ex- press their own athletic style in Brethren green, gold and white. Lower right: Matt and Mrs. Edmundson swallow their self pride and flaunt their ancient Roman togas. Spirit Week at Brethren brings out an Element of Style in just about every individual. With excitement mounting for the grand coronation, students showed their school spirit while anticipating the climax to this royal week. Surfers were looking for their favorite wave at Sunset or the Cliffs. Some went Roman in togas on a cold, windy day and found that it was not for them. Dodgers, Rams, and Lakers Fans turned out in mass. And two original hippies recalled days of protest with signs Love God Not War. 40 ' V Upper left: Tom Parson makes friends with all as he shouts Peace not War. Upper right: Andrew Blacl well shows spirit in his Chicago Cubs uniform. Lower left: Six Beach Bums wait on Se- nior Square anticipating the next wave. Lower right: Terry wears short shorts. ililiiii ■■■■■■■i I ■■■■■■ I ■■■■■■■I !!■■!■ 11 « ' -■- -Ai ' ' iss,: : 41 ' n I Junior PresideiSf ' BRilffil ariano, Junior Princess Kry Brandon Stott, Sophomore Princess Kristi Lanning, Freshman Vice President Benjamin Rodriguez, Freshman Princess Jennifer Schooler, Senior Princess Kimberly Stanfield, Senior Boys Social Chairman Joe Hamilton, Senior President Matt Fuqua, Queen Angel Hurley, ASB Vice President Wade Mayhue, Senior Princess Judy Burnside, ASB Sports Information Director Timothy Tanglin, Senior Princess Lisa Aridrews. ■ S! .« : r .-- ' ; n y ■-m Our Style out- shines the rest . . . YES! This cheer brought our Varsity cheer squad to region- al competition in Oc- tober. The ' 88 squad consisting of two seni- ors, five juniors, and three sophomores is a united group. They each contribute to the special Element of the squad with their own individual Style. Cap- tain Jennifer Munneke said, The closeness within the squad seemed to make eve- rything fk w together with ease. This year ' s cheerleaders showed dedication through the long football and bas- ketball seasons. Co- Captain Micole DiLeva said, Even though practice was hard, working together made it a lot more fun. When asked to comment on the 88 squad, cheer advisor Susie Lasiter said, Given the few hours we have together to practice, plus outside involvements, it is ob- vious that the girls are dedicated and commit- ted to working hard in order that they may become better every year. Sophomores: Tricia Thomas, Becky Shaver, Kristi Lanning. Seniors (upper): Captain Jennifer Munneke, Co-Captain Nicole DiLeva. Juniors (lower): Krystal West, Stacy Chris- tensen, Margie Kirkwood, Heidi Aschenbren- ner, Lisa Hunter. 46 47 Varsity Flag added to the spir- ited Element with their own unique Style. First year captain Judy Burn- side felt right at home with her new friends. She said, The whole squad worked hard and had a lot of fun. This year ' s squad enjoyed perform- ing at halftimes and pep assem- blies. Through dil- igent work at prac- tice the squad was prepared with pol- ished choreogra- phy for showtime. Anticipating their first regional com- petition, the ' 88 squad continued to practice through basketball season preparing for their January competi- tion. Flag advisor Mardi Gadaire said, Even though this is the girls ' first year on Varsity, they have done ex- ceptionally well. I enjoy them very much and they ' re great to work with. Upper: Captain Judy Burnside (Senior), Co- Captain Thea Calabrese (Junior). Lower: Dawn Goble (Sophomore), Emily Bar- ber (Sophomore), Lori Leonard (Sophomore). 48 49 J.V. Cheer: Laura Cooley, Stephanie Morse, Nikia Johnson. 50 51 Academic Decathlon HONOR DIVISION D Heidi Aschenbrenner (1 1th gr.) 1st in Speech; 3rd in Mathematics; 4th in Essay; 7th in Langauge; 8th in Science; 7th overall. D Andrew Blackwell (12th grade) 2nd in Science; 7th in Social Science; 7th in Language. n Roslynn Pry or 02th grade) 6th in Language; 9th in Economics; 9th in Art. SCHOLASTIC DIVISION D Carrie Muir (12th grade) 6th in Economics; 6th in Language; 6th in Essay. D Jon Schooler (1 1th grade) 9th in Mathematics. VARSITY DIVISION D Wade May hue (12th grade) 4th overall; 4th in Economics; 4th in Langauge; 4th in Art; 5th in Science; 6th in Social Science; 6th in Essay. D Greg Stump (12 grade) 1st in ' Essay, 3rd in Social Science; 5th in Language; 5th in Art; 7th in Economics; 5th overall. Mrs. Thorpe, Carrie Muir, Jon Schooler, Wade Mayhue, Mr. Schooler, Andy Blackwell, Heidi Aschenbrenner, Greg Stump, Roslyn Pryor 52 WM H r r bV W m ' - P 1 ' ■ ' i ■ ' 11 w ■ ... ath League: John Bellefeuille, Terry Hart, Vangi Edmundson, Krystal West, Jonathan schooler, Nick London, Bryce Fakes, Marc House, Jeana Higley, Roslyn Pryor, Carrie Hardin, La risha Green, Heidi Aschenbrenner, Jodi Sivils, Margie Kirkwood, Greta Vines, Gavin idmundson, Mike Gaede, Mark Fender, Irene Ortega, John Howard, Blanca Hernandez, Angel iurley, Venus McCardell, Deborah Oropeza. S.F.: Bryce Fakes, Gavin Edmundson, Venus McCardell, Angel Hurley, Greta Vines, La Tisha lireen, John Howard, Blanca Hernandez, Roslyn Pryor, Jodi Sivils, Vangi Edmundson, Jennifer unneke, Krystal West, Chyron Davis, Irene Ortega, Heidi Aschenbrenner, Jonathan Schooler, Zhuck Godfrey. M a t h L e a g u e c s F 53 G A A L e t t e r m e n I d -. ' Ii • ppn r rt Ij JEj m. 11. ' -  v ' ' ' i B mi ' L fci jp SFIm |l J OJB QAA: Jeana Higley, Greta Vines, Paige Yerxa, Lisa Hunter, Katiiy Bacaian, Vangi Edmundson, La Tisha Green, Leshette Moiette, Linda Darnell, Carrie Hardin, Nisha Matiliews, Angel Hurley. Coach Cashman, Young Koo, Tom Parsons, Chris Beck, Tim Tanglin, Chris Neiison, Kevin Mays. 54 s k 1 s c 1 e n c e Ski Club: Joe Hamilton, Lisa Hunter, Bryce Fal es, Chris Neilsen, Ryan Cantreil, Kelly Joseph, Mr. Campbell, Angel Hurley, La Tisha Green, Terry Hart, Paige Yerxa, Kathy Bacalan, Cameron Carey, Nat Barnes, Mr. Halopoff. Science Club: Dan Quintana, Kelly Joseph, Bryce Fakes, Mr. Campbell, Susan Chacko, Thea ' Calabrese, Nisha Matthews, Carrie Hardin. 55 s o u n d C r e w S t u d e n t S t o r e Sound Crew: Joey Arellano, Mark Fender, Lizeth Bendana, Cindy Woerner, Angel Hernandez, Robert Zimmerman. Student Store: Bryce Fakes, Amanda Marksbury, Roslyn Prior, Frank Franzen, Etoya Driver, John Howard, Dawn Walsh, Jenell Wagner, Christine Zimmerman, Mrs. Gutierrez, Tiffini Coleman, Aleena Cushman. 56 .J Stcide ( otutccC Frank Brady — Sophomore Class President, Greta Vines — G.A.A. Presi- dent, Wade Mayhue — A.S.B. Vice President, Kevin Mays — Lettermen ' s President, Rog- er Keast — Band President, Lisa Andrews — A.S.B. Com- missioner of Activities, Jen- nifer Munneke — Cheer Cap- tain, Yearbook Editor, Tim Tanglin — Sports Informa- tion Director, Kathryn Wil- shire — Choir President, Young Koo — A.S.B. Presi- dent, Chyron Davis — A.S.B. Secretary, Is- mael Mariano — Junior Class President, Nikia Johnson — Freshman Class President, Matt Fuqua — Senior Class President, Koren Edmund- son — Student Council Advisor Wade Mayhue, Lisa An- drews, Chyron Davis, Young Koo Executive Council 57 CjCf f ' annc n. Senior Knight Tim Tanglin Senior Knight Kevin Mays Junior Knight Jonathon Schooler King Warrior ' 89 had its own unique setting. It was held during a basketball pep assembly with the entire school in attendance. As the underclassman Knights were escorted In front of a backdrop of royal colored balloons, an element of anticipation could be felt in the air. Master of ceremonies, Wade Mayhue, announced each of the Senior Knights, Tim Tanglin, Kevin Mays, and Joe Hamilton. He then introduced Brethren ' s reigning queen. Miss Angel Hurley, she was to crown King Warrior ' 89. As the drum roll began, and Queen Angel walked up the runway, everyone thought Who could it be? . . . and the winner is ' Mr. Joe Hamiton Hugs were given, applause was heard, and screams were shouted in enthusiasm for our new King. The same night as Brethren ' s STYLISH Basket- ball team played Orange Luthrean, the entire King Warrior court, and former Kings were introduced to Brethren fans. 59 m ! ftrt ff?- r?r?fi| ' f9 60 m 8brt553rr):8?; N o 8W. 3rr),89 | 61 TOlftten. inmafJSf? jf 62 Vd f w y t -. V 63 fn.yS%. cut uet 64 Junior Class Officers, Standing: Chris Beck, Ismael Mariano, Jon McNally. Sitting: Orvilette Echols, Krystal West, Laura Tyvog. 0 ' . M Cw :i; ' cM « L Jr. 68 fS %■ i ' Hs ♦ « : r 69 70 .,v v ji! iO. ;MI J y,..,.- ,« « ■ . « . V. faont Brethren Athletics play a major role in almost every student ' s life. Each student performs with his own Sfy e and contributes to the entire Element necessary for a team to function. From football and basketball to volleyball and Softball each sport attracts fans of all kinds. Inner-school participation and support are what give Brethren Athletics a Style of their own. 71 1 This vear ' s 1 Varsity foot- ball team was 1 unable to 1 show its true potential due to inexperi- ence and a lack of play- ers. Although they were ii . ih small in num- bers, were heart they big in . The ■gm JtJIiL ' - i % •« ' «. i H KH H Kxr v ' an seven Seniors A K[i 4b ' W made a major contribution I HK_ K — - ' Hi H W- - B © , 11 V f and will al- ' ' k xl ways be re- M ' - - 1 ' membered. W « ' . 4i? ' The team ' s W ? 10 endurance and b w 1 dedic ation is an e xample W for ne xt year ' s ' .- ■, • team to fol- low. ' m. 1 V ' H V J r d l 72 E c M ■ T Si The Warriors of 1988 glorified God. They struggled against great odds, but never gave up the fight. They played with great skill and a great deal of heart. Varsity Seniors, Top: Gavin Edmundson, Young Koo, Kevin Mays, Tom Parsons. Bottom: Terry Hart, Manager Mark Dameron, Jaco Troskie. Coach Cashman 73 74 Jm i l ,! mg0 mil Varsity Runningbacks and Receivers, Top: Jaco Troskie, Gavin Edmundson, Kevin Mays. Middle: Troy Judd, Frank Brady, Young Koo, Mike Schicora. Bottom: Terry Hart, Steve Kogler, Nat Barnes. Varsity Linebackers and Defensive Backs, Top: Troy Judd, Mat Barnes, Gavin Edmundson, Kevin Mays. Middle: Ryan Cantrell, Terry Hart, Mike Schicora. Bottom: Frank Brady, Steve Kogler, Young Koo, Jaco Troskie. 55i28 v lU Varsity Linemen, Top: Theron Anderson, Tom Parsons, Dean Rowell, Jon Coiey. Bottom: Terry Hart, Ryan Cantell, Nat Barnes. Mark Dameron Team Manager 75 %l ■ t? .i Top Row: Chris Fry, David Rosa, David Nelson, Tim Osborn, Brandon Stott, Tim Mochol. Third Row: Danny Weber, Alfred Smith, Coach Peek, Head Coach Henry, Coach Wycurt, Brian Joseph, Matt Marksbury. Second Row: Justin Vandeven, James Cruz, Steve Qutowski, Joe Contreras, Kelly Joseph, Andre Starr. Front Row: Jason Bomgaars, Robert Smith, John Deweese, Cory Smith, David Kogler, Greg Gasteium. 77 m,m 1 ■-•« B ' in ng the season with a new coach and only three returning Varsity players, this year ' s Volley- ball team had their work cut out for them. Kathy Ba- calan, Paige Yerxa, and Vangi Edmundson, all three time letters, could predict each other ' s moves and worked together with experience. Contributing with her ace setting, Se- nior Kathy Bacalan made it possible for her outside hit- ter Paige Yerxa and middle hitter Vangi Edmundson to per- form. Considering no points would accumulate with- out a serve, ace erver Nisha Matthews was a great asset. The entire team con- tributed in back row passing and made a name for themselves with their scrappy play — nothing touched the ground. Next year ' s team has much to look for- ward to with Soph- omore Teri ZamararK) and up- coming J.V. player Susan Chacko. 79 Top: Coach Marney Rush, Terrilynn Burnside, Sherri Damon, Kahallah Jenkins, Lizeth Bendana, Janell Simmonds. Bottom Irene Ortega, Denise Mosley, Orvilette Echols, Cindy Woerner, Denell Wagner, Susan Chako. 9 I 80 J.J. 32 They were young with a lot of potential and they did real well this year. Coach Cape Top: Louie Lemonnier, Davy Ketchum, Coach Cape, Bryce Fakes, Frank Franzen. Bottom: Jon Schooler, David Fordyce, Jason Brown, Chris Neilson, Jon Howard, Daniel Brooker. This year ' s Cross-Country team consist- ed of one Se- nior, two Jun- iors, one Sophomore, and six Fresh- men. The team worked hard in all their league meets including the Mount Sac In- vitational and the Griffith Park Invita- tional. This year ' s inexpe- rience will prove to be a plus for great potential in upcoming years. ■ R 83 84 The Varsity boys ' team was once again strong this year. Witti on- ly two returning players, Gavin Edmundson and Todd Mitchell, newcomer Doug Qrove was a key addition to the team . Playing many tight and overtime games, the team did well in pre-season and in league. The team was especially strong in 3 pointers. As a team the boys were consistent in the number of 3 pointers made per game . Against Whittier, they made all 3 point shots. The 3 point shooters were Chris Beck, Todd Mitchell, and Paul Namestka. Next year ' s team can look for- ward to a good sea- son with several returning varsity and upcoming J.V. players. Standing: Paul Namestka, Joe Hamilton, Andrew Tai, Todd Mitchell, Doug Grove, Nick ' y ' f London, Jon Schooler, Robbie Fry, Gavin Edmundson, Chris Beck, Troy Judd. Kneeling: Mark Dameron — Manager, Coach Thomas. - ■ -ttr Standing: Eric Sanford, Ben Rodriguez, Marvin Carroll. Andre Starr, David Schwab, Mike McDaniel, Tinn Osborn. Anthony Carter, Robert Alt, Jermel Bodley. Kneeling: Royce Porter. Coach Neil Peek, Endele Robertson. 87 88 The Girls ' Varsi- ty Basketball Team had much to look forward to with new coach Johnny Qriffin. The team was led by returning Varsi- ty: La Tisha Green, Angel Hurley, and Greta Vines. Having a new coach brought life back into the girls ' team. With the outside shooting of Nisha Matthews, inside shooting of Leshette Molette, and rebounding of La Tisha Green, and team had a fair season. Each team member contribut- ed much to the of- fense and the de- fense of each game. Next year ' s team can look for- ward to a good sea- son with four strong returning Varsity players. a 1 1 Top Row: Angel Hurley, Greta Vines, Johnny Griffin, Terri Zamarano, Nisha Matthews. Bottom Row: Leshette Molette. Erica Young, Jeana Higley, La Tisha Green. :r1 Above: Barry Warren, J.V. Coach Right, Top to Bottom: Varsity Coach Johnny Griffin, Tiffini Coleman, Laura Haynes, Etoya Dryver, Amanda Marksbury, Valerie Butler. Not pictured: Michelle Albert, Jenifer Cooper, and Angela Muir. 90 w 91 Due to the new members and in- experienced players, this year ' s soccer team needed to work together and play as a team. To help to achieve this goal, the team gained a new coach, Steve W e i g h t m a n . With great effort and practices the team gave their best in every game. The two seni- ors, Kevin Mays and Chris Neil- sen were the key players of the team because of their experience on the field. The defense did ex- tremely well this year against some of the toughest teams in the league. Next year ' s team can look forward to a good season and more victories with an even stronger defense and offense. I IP ' ... ■ ' ., ) Back Row: Kevin Mays, Brian Benson, Chris Neilsen, Ryan Cantrell, Jason Brown, Daniel Weber, Coach Steve Welghtman. Middle Row: Matt Marksbury, Daniel Brooker, Steve Kogler, Justin Vandeven, David Kogler. Front Row: David Ketch- urn, David Hibbard, Louie Lemonnier, Ray Bullard, John Bellefeuille. •J 4 ' ' - ' ' ■ ' ? We had a very young team this year, which was hard on us in competition, but it is a big plus for the future. We will have our whole defense back next year which will be a strength for next year ' s team. Coach Steve Weightman Back Row: Kevin Mays, Brian Benson, Jason Brown, Steven Kogler, Daniel Weber, Justin Vandeven, John Bellefeuille, David Kogler, Matt Marksbury. (Defense) 93 Back Row, L to R: Kim Stanfield, Kathy Bacalan, Beth Crosby, Coach Spencer Johnston, Tiffany Keast, Daria Dillard. Middle Row: Gabby Beauvals, [Hahalia Jacl son, Beth Schwab. Jana Cross, Shannon Rainwater, April Sturgis. Front Row: Francine Wild, Donna Haney, Kirsten Hopl ins, Carrie Hardin, Cindy Woerner. s o c c e r This year was the first year for a Girls ' Varsity Soccer Team here at BHS. Despite our record, the team always carried a winning. Christtike attitude. This attitude was not an overnight miracle, but a process that took pa- tience, tears and a lot of laughter. One of the highlights of our season was the last game of the season when we brxjtaully fought Santa Margarita in the mudBowl. The core of our team started off slow, but grew very radically. Everyone on the team played with their best efforts. Superb athletic efforts throughout the season, as well as our team commitment to Christ, allowed us to grow through thick and thin giving us a peace about ourselves and our season that Surpassed all understand- ing. Spencer K. Johnston 95 97 The Varsity Baseball Team has started well. In the beginning of the season, the team had two starters out witR injuries, one of the team ' s pitchers, Tim Tangiin. and short- stop Troy Judd. This set the team back , ttle but they worked harder than neces- sary to make the best of the situa- tion. Half of the team already has the varsity baseball ex- perience which will help the team as the season progresses. The team has several Seniors who work together well as a team with the un- derclassMen. J u n 0ki Chris Beck is trying for his third no hitter in his high school career to tie the preseiW state re- cord. |rhere are several outstand- ing young baseball players on this year ' s team. The 1989 b peball team will h e a great season. Top: Glenn Scott, Gavin Edmundson, David Rosa, Robbie Fry, Coach Richard Thomas. Middle: Chris Beck, Troy Judd, Tim Tangiin, Mike Gaede, Brandon Stott. Bottom: Kevin Mays, Mauricio Diaz, Manager Mark Dameron, David Kogler, Paul Mamestka. Not Pictured: Coach Jack Nichol. .- •, ■- ' ' f ' fl 4 -i.- ' «- ;;iV ' ;- i££i. - ;2 ' -  - ' F3 1 MX ' - Thi! fronted ly in the pulled team h desire v cessful ball. i year ' s baseball team w with some injury proble season. However, the te together to do very w as much heart, charact irhich will help them to and play some excitinc Coach Richard 1 as con- ms ear- am has ill. Our er, and je suc- 3 base- homas 99 - ««JS Back: Chris Fry, Dan Cerio, Matt Marksbury, David Schwab. Coach Marksbury. Middle: John Lannier, Dan Diniakos, Clarence Harmon, Ben Rodriguez. Front: Carnei Haw- kins, Ernest Henderson, David Hibbard, Scott Blackwell. 101 -X T, JF V V i . '  .• ' ■ X 1 4 : Top: Jodi Sivils (Stats), Tricia Thomas, Kathy Bacalan, Christy Vandever, Coach AAarney Rush. Middle: Linda Darnell, Jana Cross, Vonda Solsma, Kim Stanfield. Bottom: Susan Chacko, Carrie Hardin, Tina Bancroft, Kym Everett. Not Pictured: Kristin Wolff. The varsity Softball team had a new coach this year, Marney Rush. The team looks good this year. All around they are strong, especially pitch- ers Linda Darnell and Kim Stanfield. Several of the girls are return- ing varsity play- ers with quite a number of new members. These learned to work together quickly. With good field- ing from Kathy Bacalan and Jana Cross, the team is headed for a great sea- son. This year we started off a little slow. With only six returning players, we had to build a new team all over again. The team is working well to- gether and they are becoming strong- er everyday. By the halfway mark in league, we will be tough to beat Coach Marney Rush 103 Front: Denise Mosley, Donelle Ketchum, Irene Ortega, Kristen Hopkins, Orvilette Echols. Middle: Arin McDonald, Janell Simmonds, Terilynn Burnside, April Sturgis Kristi Lanning. Back: Coach Cone, Kathy Oien, Holly Shields, Sarah Siebert, Marji Kirkwood, Ruby Vasquez. 104 The 1989 Tennis team is a young team that has the desire to learn the game. With their out- standing atti- tude and en- thusiasm, their game will im- prove as the season progesses. The team has the potential to do well this year. Mext year ' s team can look for- ward to a great season with these people return- ing. Tennis will soon be- come a more popular sport at Brethren. it .iT. ■a A- r . .L- r ' fy  : m mm m m ' '  . t ' « rr f .-r —.-.,-• -«- ' Back: Coach Slaats. Eric Young, Jeana Higley, Lizeth Bendana, Mandy Wilson Natalie Emery, Coach Driskill. Middle: Matt Fuqua, Jon Schooler, Brian Benson Brian Pryor. Front: John Howard, Becky Shaver, Roger Keast, Eric banford. Not Pictured: Heidi Aschenbrenner, Yancy Berry, Karin Wolff - 1 This is one of the finest groups of young athletes I ' ve had the privilege of working with. They are a good representation for our school by the good sports- manship they display at all times. The enthusiasm and attitude of this group is outstanding. Coach Leonard Driskill 107 Despite the shortage in num- ber of the play- ers, this year ' s track team had a big heart and gave, their best dedication in their fields. Even though the girl ' s team was espe- cially small, they worked hard and gave their best. Along with the returning mem- bers from last year, the track star Lisa Hunter also returned to aid the team into more victories. Other notable members are Terry Hart and Krystal West. Even with young and Inex- perienced mem- bers this year, the track team looks forward to a good record and a more com- petitive reputa- tion next year. 108 ;■■■ , ' r- %% « A ' .AM l1Ai%M$«a  -S| ft Top: Chyron Hart, Michael McDaniel, David Fordyce, Mike Schicora, Brian Joseph, Tim Osborn, ismael Mariano, Dean Rowell. Middle: Coach Ed Cashman, VangI Edmundson, Cheryl Grayson, Krystal West, Nikki John- son, Donna Haney, Lisa Hunter, Jen- nifer KIrkwood, Lorenlta McCrumby, Wendy Sasser. Kneeling: Jamil Ow- ens, Cory Smith, Greg Gastelum, John Deweese, Justin Vandeven, Terry Hart, Steven Kogler. Sitting: Bryce Fakes, Chris Malone, David Ketchum, Lewis Mestaz, Frank Franzen, Louie Lemonnier. . - X% W; -- Our 1989 track team is led by several talented and experienced upperclassmen, such as Lisa Hunter and Krystal West, for the girls, and Terry Hart and Steven Kogler for the boys. They provide leadership and an example for what is essentially a young team. We have many talented freshmen, some of whom are competing on the varsity level now and who hold great promise for the future of Brethren Track Coach Ed Cashman 109 OMC The different Styles of music at Brethren vary from stage band to ecclesia. From performing Christmas Cantatas to going on tour, music adds an important and necessary Element to Brethren that will not be forgotten. Ill A Ecclesia: Mark Schamber Cheri Pippin, Holly Shields, Katie Novinger, Kristie Mosley. Andrew Biackwell. Greta Vines. Heidi Aschenbreni Krislen Wolff. Kalhryn Wilshlre. Roger Keast. Chad Wllshire. Dan Quintana. Kim Sedwick. Roslyn Pryor. hisha Matthews, Matt Fuqua, D Rowell. M A Capella: Theron Anderson. Dean Rowell. Dan Quintana, Ryan Cantrell, Kathryn Wilshlre, Mike Schlcora, J.J. Henvllle, Chad Wilshire. C Grove. Rachelle Peters, Carrie Muir. Krislen Wolff, Greta Vines. Vonda Solsma. Kristi Lannlng, Katie Movinger. Michelle Albert. Marji Kirkwi Cheri Pippin, Beth Schwab, Mandy Wilson, April Sturgls. Denise Mosley, Angel Hurley. Venus McCardell, Kim Sedwick, Jana Cross, V Aschenbrenner, Tiffany Jones. Kevin Mays, Miss Mutton, Jody Thompson, Cindy Woerner, Deanna Franklin, Roslyn Pryor, Nisha Matth Kristie Mosley, Dennell Wagner, Mrs. Willems, Mark Schamber, Andrew Biackwell, John Howard, Tim Chapman, Roger Keast, Holly Shi Matt Fuqua. « i Director: Miss Hutton L 113 k r ' - ' . r : i , ;=, H ii- F l ' f i. , Witness: Kathryn Whilshire, Carrie Muir, Katie Novinger, Mandy Wilson, Heidi As- chenbrenner, Denise Mos- ley, Michelle Albert, Greta Vines, Rachelle Peters, Cindy Woerner, Kristie Mosely, Kim Sedwick, Ros- lyn Pryor, FSisha Matthews, Deanna Franklin. King ' s Men: Doug Grove, Dan Quintana, Mike Schicora, Kevin Mays, Ryan Cantrell, Dean Rowell, Matt Fuqua, Mark Schamber, Tim Chapman, Andrew Blackwell, Roger Keast. Laura Cooley, Valerie Butler, Marvin Carroll, Joe Contreras, Herman Jones, James Brown, Mark Bell, Karen Terpening, Heather Stover, Kristy Bogaard, Jennifer Kirk- wood, Royce Porter, Ja ' mil Owens, Kenneth Brooks, John Lanier, Neville Carlson, Stephanie Morse, Jennifer Miller, Jennifer Schooler, Patricia Galbreath, Kristen Hop- kins, Dawn Pelletier, Gerald Moore, Seth Carey, Ruby Vasquez, Alethea Ferreira, Elizabeth Strubbe. mcen€ ( Ufi 115 Center: Director Mr. Cross. Low.er right: Assistant Director Roberj Jolinson. Steve Shoenberg, Cameron Carey, Mi- chael McDaniel, Brian Josepin, Kathy Oien, Rachelle Peters, Robert Alt, Scott Wiesenhutter, Brian Benson, Roger Keast, Bethann Crosby, Tiffany Keast, Tony Crawford, Thomas Puis, Lorenita McCrumby, Andy Blackwell, Jamie Knapp, Jeff Zabel, Daniel Brooker, Jenifer Cooper, David Ketchum, Sarah White, Shilo Cowles, Scott Blackwell, Ivanoe Causey, Tracy Tobin, Carnel Hawkins, Clarence Harmon, Vaaron Watts, Cheryl Woffard, Dawn Walsh, Cassidy Rothrock, Robert Johnson, Christine Zimmermann, Mr. Cross, Beth Osborn, Becky Raggett, Laura Tyvog. 117 iaito 118 when we beat Valley Iwice in basketball? at our first annual Star Search 89? 119 ft f IfU t Ah X n y ■I ■ii b f J - ..f « A 1 m fX % £ ' 6 ' a -f L i : r r; ! V 6 i ' .g e . 1 1 I, cT ' . 6 ( I , ; $ I tt h K .fh ■0 ' 6 ' 4t i6 W i K 6 ,u i Li f5 ■ .,; s l ¥ ' L m v i d ' W lf 4 All o w 120 M 4 b m b ■i if u J ' ' .n¥ V n M 1.. Kv r ' ■X }co- ' 121 tdencC u Ke Underclassmen at Brethren live in an Element unique fronn all the rest. Each class possesses its own Style. It ' s always that awe given off by the seniors that draws the underclassmen together. While enjoying their younger years, full of games, parties, and friends, each underclassman still looks ahead to that important Element that will complete their high school years — being a senior. 123 Theron Anderson Joey Arellano Heidi Aschenbrenner Junior Class Officers: President — Ismael Mariano, Vice President — Jon McNally, Secretary — Krystal West, Treasurer — Orvilette Echols, Girls ' Social Chairman — Laura Tyvog, Boys ' Social Chairman — Chris Beck. Mat Barnes Chris Beck Adele Beckman John Bellefeuille Brian Benson Michael Brooker Larry Bullard Thea Caiabrese Cameron Carey Susan Chacko 124 Christensen Joseph Contreras Sherri Damon Barbara Deloa Alex Diaz cc Stacey Dierks Orvilette Echols Vangi Edmundson Bryce Fakes Deanna Franklin Robbie Fry Carrie Hardin Mindy Harris JJ HenviHe Michael Herman Jeanna Higley Lisa Hunter Racquel Jackson Kelly Joseph Troy Judd 125 Donelle Ketchum Marjorie Kirkwood Brian Knox Stephen Kogler Lamar Leigh Daniel Lewis FHicldas London Ismaei Mariano Amanda Marl sbury Nisha Mathews Heather McDonald Christopher McGurk Jonathan McMally Todd Mitchell Leshette Molette William Morgan Deborah Oropeza Brian Pryor Rebecca Raggett Dean Rowell 126 U, Wendy Sasser Mark Schamber Michael Schicora Jonathan Schooler Elizabeth Schwab Natasha Shuemake Matthew Soto April Sturgis Laura Tyvog Christina Vandever ..0 Krystal West Franclne Wild Cheryl Wofford Kristin Wolff 1 o r s 127 128 130 Anton-Baniels-Evanis Christopher Davies Chyron Davis Julie Dierks Etoya Dryver o Jennifer Edwards Kymberii Everett Jermaine Forge Dawn Qoble Chuck Godfrey Ernest Henderson Tabitha Henderson Sheronda Holt John Howard Kahallah Jenkins Jeremy Johnson Herman Jones David Kogler Kelly Koukal Kristi Lanning e s 131 Lori Leonard Christopher Malone Monica Manning Brian Marsh , Arin McDonald pM Louis Mestai Denise Mosley Michael Myers David Nelson Tim Nichol Irene Ortega Rachelle Peters Thomas Puis Troy Risher David Rosa 132 Tricia Thomas Brenda Toth Justin Vandeven Vaaron Walts Chad Whilshire o h r e s 133 134 136 Marvin Carroll Anthony Carter Daniel Cerio Laura Cooley Jenifer Cooper Anthony Crawford Bethanii Crosby James Cruz John Deweese Daria Dillard 4 Daniel Diniakos Deshawn Dupree NatalieEmery Michelle Felix Mark Fender Alethea Ferreira David Fordyce Frank Franzen Gregory GasteluiTi Ross Qinn €t 137 Steven Gutowski Donna Haney Clarence Harmon Chiron Hart Robert Hart Carnel Hawkins Laura Haynes David Hibbard Kristen Hopkins Charles Hull rSlkia Johnson Brian Joseph Barry Joyner Tiffany Keast David Ketchum Jennifer Kirkwood John Lannier Cheril MacKinnon Matthe ' Marksbury Lorenita McCrumby 138 Michael McDaniel Vanessa Mestaz Jennifer Miller Jerold Moore Stephanie Morse F Angela Muir Kathryn Oien Tinn Osborn Ja ' mil Owens Patrick Payne e Dawn Pelletier Royce Porter Jocelyn Pryor Shannon Rainwater Benjannin Rodriquez Hi Robert Ross Eric Sanford Jennifer Schooler David Schwab Steven Shoenberg e n 139 Sarah Siebert Alfred Smith Cory Smith Robert Smith Andre Starr Heather Stover Elizabeth Strubbe Karen Terpening Tracy Tobin Ruby Vasquez Daniel Weber Nahalia White Sarah White Courtney Wilkerson Endele Wilson-Robertson H :i: 140 efi i tUpte tC Administration and faculty add that classic touch of SfL e to Brethren ' s unique Element. While each is an individual, our teachers are bound together by one common factor, Christ and His love for us. 143 Mrs. Dunn — Annual Advisor Mr. Thomas — 8th grade English 144 Miss Cone — 9th grade English Mrs. Coley — 11th grade American Literature. 12th grade English, AP English Mrs. Thorpe — 10th grade English, Speech Mrs. Henry — 9th grade English 145 I Mr. Halopoff — Chemistry, Physics s cce tcc efrant pteKt f j 146 i ;?a : jFT? g? aays =Ti T.-w a w Wffl ■ r r i — ,„„ ,, 5 i .♦ Mr. Campbell — Biology, Physical Science, AP Biology 147 Mrs. Robbins — Math 1, 2 Mrs. Dunn — Math 2, Pre-Algebra Upper: Mr. Thomas — Algebra II. Lower: Mr. Halopoff — Algebra I 148 ■MFORmATlOM «a£:w; iUJ g. . Mrs. Smith — Geometry, Math Analysis, Calculus Mrs. Coley — Algebra I Mr. Grove — Basic Math B Mrs. Henry — Basic Math A 149 ■■■■ efrcmt fte Mr. Bender — 9th grade vmvt Mr. Davis — 10th grade, li2th grade Mr. Lanning — 7th grade 150 Mrs. Thorpe — U.S. History Mr. Thomas — Health, Drivers ' Ed. Upper: Miss McKenzie — Health. Right; Miss Carter — Sr. Government, Economics 152 I --- ' - ' Mrs. Stone — Health efr nt teat J- ;. i- Mrs. Henry — 8th Grade History Mr. Peak — 7th Grade History 153 efr ntfHCfit Miss McKenzie: Jr. High Girls P.E. Mr. Cashman: Sr. High Boys P.E. 154 Mrs. Weightman: Jr. Sr. High Girls P.E. Mr. Davis: Jr. Sr. High Boys P.E. Mr. Rich Thomas: Jr. High Boys P.E. 155 K m r r vt Miss Kooistra — Home Economics Miss Hutton — Choir Mr. Cape — Woodshop 156 Mr Schooler — Computer Literacy uuuu in m Mrs. Keast — General Business Mrs. Heifer — Art l-IV Miss Cone — Drama Mr. Cross — Band 157 Mrs. Frey — French 1. 2, 3, 7th grade English « Miss McKenzie — Spanish 1, 2 Mrs Everett — Spanish 3, 4 158 Teachers Show A Style All Their Own ,3 Back Row: Mrs. Horibe, Publications Coordinator, Mrs. Perez, Accountant, Mrs. Keast, Assistant Accountant, Mrs. Helton, Secretary, Mrs. Gaede, High School Principal ' s Secretary. Front Row: Mrs. Gutierrez, Superintendent Secretary Student Store, Mrs. De Jong, Jr. High Principal ' s Secretary. y C fiL Cafeteria: Mrs. Couch Mrs. Polan. 160 Maintenance: Mr. Howard Mr. Sturdivant. ClockwiSei Mr:- CapeT Beys ' Athletic Director, Mrs. Weightrnart?Qirls ' Athletic Direc or.Wf , Edfhune son. Students ' Activities Director, Ms. Carter, Academic College Counselor. r v There are several characteristics of Brethren High School that impress me. First and foremost, 1 admire its dedicated and committed faculty and staff. Brethren has teachers and staff members who have sacrificed to work here and be used by God to impact the lives of young people. They have given much in the way of their time, talents, energy and finances to serve our school and I am grateful for them. Secondly, the long-standing tradition of Brethren High School and unyielding commitment to Christian edu- cation in the Greater Long Beach area over the past 40 years is equally impressive. Its 4100 alumni, many of whom are working full-time in a Christian ministry, are scattered throughout the world and represent a testimony to the greatness of our God through our school. And finally, 1 have enjoyed the students from the first time I met them in Chapel in May 1988. It was their big smiles — the joy I saw on their faces that communicated the pride and happiness they had in their hearts for their God and their school. I love the students. It is my goal and desire that each one of us who belongs to the family at Brethren serve our Lord and Savior by working hard as unto the Lord to make it an even better place to be. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of it. Mr. Luketic Brethren is a school dedicated to serving the Master. My goal is to be certain 1 share tr at dedication in my own life and to strengthen this institution ' s commitment as we touch the lives of others. If I can have even a small part in encouraging young people, families, alumni or anyone touched by this ministry, to serve the Master, 1 will feel successful as a superintendent. We will be a successful school if we focus on service for Him. Mr. Brown The Psalmist tells us in Psalm 61;5 . . . thou hast given me the heritage of those that fear thy name. 1 believe Brethren has been given a Godly Heritage and has im- pacted many lives for Christ over these forty-some years. My purpose and goal for coming to Brethren would be to continue to uphold a Biblical standard for a Christ- centered education and encourage faculty members to influence students for Christ and eternity. Jesus, himself, teaches us in Luke 6:4 a student is not above his teacher, but everyone who is fully trained will be like his teacher. (N. 1. V.) Mr. Grove Each year we have one major goal at Brethren Jr. and Sr. High School. That goal is that our students, may with our help, mature to be the Christian young person God wants them to be. The maturing hopefully takes place, first spiritually, second socially and emotionally, and thirdly academically. All areas of our school life should focus around Jesus Christ and His desires for our in- dividual lives. It is my prayer that each student at Brethren please the Lord in his life. I have been greatly blessed by the privilege of working at Brethren. Mr. Lanning 163 Mr. Lanning, Dean of Students s c h o o 1 B o a r d Larry Wilson, George Franzen, Jim Robison, Terry Polley, Jim Terpening, Art Yerxa, Barbara Willie, Bill Zabel, John Parsons Fuqua, Dave S c HCiUan SeAo ' PniKclfocU Ruby Clarkson Norwalk Brethren Frank Cobum Grace Christian School of Los Alamltos Robert Bignell I-akewood First Baptist 164 Henry Fuller Bethany Baptist Kathy Shaw Los Altos Brethren Richard Brown Long Beach Brethren ► 166 ' r if i Junior High is just what it implies, they are not yet in High School, but they are approaching. Our Junior Highers add their own Stifle to Brethren with their spirit and enthusiasm. They are growing up and soon will be the High Schoolers. But in the meantime, they are the Junior High, and for now that is a very good place to be. 167 Junior High Style Actor Actress Music Group Bill Cosby New Edition Johnny Depp Amy Grant Kirk Cameron Debbie Gibson Alyssa Milano Depeche Mode Radio Station T.V. Shows KDAY (1590 AM) The Cosby Show KIIS (102.7 FM) Growing Pains POWER (105.9 FM) KROQ (106.7 FM) Food Mouies Pizza Coming To America French Fries Dirty Dancing Robocop Mall Outfit Lakewood Jeans Cerritos T-Shirt Worst Fears Favorite Saying Earthquakes Oh My Gosh Death COOL! Satan Qod Sports Career Goal Football Professional Sports Basketball Doctor Baseball Lawyer Volleyball Actor Actress Soccer Best Memory Of B.H.S. Teachers Friends Sports 168 Eighth Grade 170 Seventh Grade 1 74 Boys ' Sports 178 Girls ' Sports 180 Pep Squads 182 Music Groups 183 169 Class of 1993 Shilo Cowles Dadisi Crawford Alanna Cummings Aleena Cushman Erin Danks Jennifer Gerbutavicius Roshana Goodar Korey Goodwin Ebony Green Kevin Green 170 Eighth Grade Class of 1993 Cynthia Alexander Tara Anderson Debra Bain Andrea Beal Chris Beasley Kristin Bell Mark Bell Deidra Benson Joel Bergman Telly Bilbrew Gregory Blaylock M. Lewis Blue Kenneth Brooks Aldwin Brown James Brown Mone Brown Tia Brown Eloy Caire Jeffrey Calvillo Sarah Campf Seth Carey rs. Edward Carlson Jozelle Carter Diand re Childers Kelly Christensen Heather Christie Courtney Commeau Quinton Cooper Marcus Davis Chris Desatoff Debra England Vernon Gaines Andrew George Sarah Hackett Omar Hamilton David Hammond Daniel Harlow James Harris Eighth Grade 171 Class of 1993 Patrice Heller Alexandria Holland Timothy Jackson Christoffer Jensen Yuri Johnson James Jones III Jamison Knapp La Donne Lankster Henry Lewis Gabriel Littlejohn Jennifer Maglaya Brian Maley Jennifer Maligmat Jennifer Miller Ryan Mosley Martin Moyer Jennifer Munneke Allyson Murrey Amie Meilsen Michael O ' Quinn Eric Oien Audrey Orzame Charmaine Orzame Elizabeth Osborn Bryan Pacheco Victoria Peck David Penland Samuel Perez Jr. Todd Policy Jacobi Prince 172 Eighth Grade Class of 1993 Tabatha Riley Julia Rosa Cassidy Rothrock Rosheda Samuel Sharalyn Shaw Marina Soto Gramling Spivey Charles Stewart Brittany Stringfellow Scott Tabot Brian Thomas Janina Thomas Scott Thomas April Tisdale Jason Trevino William Truby Damien Vaden Steven Vernon Jesse Villanueva Kristina Villasenor Brian Wiesenhutter Arlitha Williams Scot Williams Rashad Wilson Karin Wolff Matthew Yerxa Jeffrey Zabel Christine Zimmerman Eighth Grade 173 Class of 1994 Front Row: Mr. Peek, Girls ' Social — Deinna Mendibles. Middle Row: Vice President — Lisa Logan, Mrs. Heifer. Back Row: Secretary — Jeremy Clarl , President — Andy Brown, Boys ' Social — Eric Colbert, Mrs. Frey John Ford Rachel Gates Juanita Gibson Anita Gillespie Benjamin Godfrey Elizabeth Hammond Kevin Haynes Angel Hernandez Carrie Holland Benji Jessee 174 Seventh Grade Class of 1994 Joshua Barlow Jaime Bomgaars Anthony Boyd Tinisha Boyd Charts Brooker Andrew Brown Danielle Brown Shannon Brown Tamiko Carlisle Conder Chandler Jeremy Clark Eric Colbert Crystal Colburn Rebekah Coley Jason Conley Kurt Cuellar Jason Darden Reginald Davis Kimberly De Jong Guillermo De Leon James Deweese Kandy Dietrich Paul Diniakos Darin Dobler Dwayne Dupree Matthew Dyer Damien Fakes Michael Felix Frederick Green Matthew Greenwood Amy Hall Etx}ny Hamilton Jasmine Hamlett Tamika Jinna Oliver Johnson Darryl Jones Tamara Judd Timothy Kowal Seventh Grade 175 Class of 1994 Mia Le Vels Alysia Logan Gretchen Lovitt Amber Lowery Julie Marshall Jennifer Martin Joseph McCollum Katrina McCormick Alicia McKenzie David McMahon Joseph Medina Delfina Mendibles Elisabeth Mitchell JoAnna Mitchell Leon Moore Teri Moore Warren Morris Jonathan Munoz Noelle rSakama Trinika O ' Quinn Mary Ellen Peters Christine Phillips Ronelius Pleas LaQuisha Provens Cristi Pryor Jonathan Puis Melissa Reeves Pomona Rodriguez Eric Rosenbaum Donald Sappington 176 Seventh Grade Class of 1994 umm J Jayme Sargent Brent Shorts LaTisha Simpson Lance Skifter Mark Stump Spencer Upton Brian (Jre Durval Vaden Crystal Van Huss D. Michael Villasenor Keith Washington Vernon Waters Mandy Werner Caryn Williams Robert Zimmermann ' ' , ' Z ' CXxA ' i -ee Seventh Grade 177 Since this is the first year the Jr. Highers have played in an or- ganized sports league, they have done an ex- ceptional job. They played hard and did all to God ' s glory. The boys ' foot ball team placed 2nd in the cham- pionship play- offs in an excit- ing game against Whittier Chris- tian Junior High in a tie breaker. The boys ' bas- ketball team ex- perienced an un- defeated season and won the league champi- onship. Both these successful teams were coached by Dan Wenzek who is a motivating and insightful coach able to bring out the best in his players. In Cross- country, the boys did well with Andy Brown and Shawn Lemon- nier leading the team and beating out some tough competition from other schools. s 178 l  i BM Jr. High Football, Back Row: Kenny Brooks, Scot Williams, Jamie Knapp, Scott Thomas, Coach Wenzek, Jeff Zabel, Mike O ' Quinn, Mark Bell, Quinton Cooper. Middle Row: Damien Vaden, Eric Colbert, Spencer Upton, Jeff Calvillo, Reggie Davis, Brian Thomas, Eddie Carlson, James, Harris. Front row: Marcus Davis, Mark Stump, Jim Kowal, Seth Carey, Darin Dobler, Joseph McCollum, Daniel Harlow, Andy Brown. Jr. High Basketball, Back Row: Vernon Gaines, Brian Thomas, Reggie Davis, Andy Brown, Lewis Blue, Kenny Brooks, Coach Wenzek, Scott Thomas, Mike O ' Quinn, Mark Bell, Shawn Lemonnier, Scott Talbot. Front Row: Seth Carey, Jason Conley, Tim Jackson, Conder Chandler, Paul Diniakos. A t Jr. High Baseball, Back Row: Spencer Upton, Scot Williams, Jeff Zabel, Scott Thomas, Coach Wenzek, Jamie Knapp, Matt Yerxa, Scott Talbot, Brian Thomas. Front Row: Tim Jackson, Seth Carey, Todd Polley. Eddie Carlson, Brian Maley, Kurt Cueller, Mark Stump, Tim Kowal, Mike Villasenor, Angel Hernandez. •:.: tt: ■. J . ' :- ? :;;- The purpose of the Jr. High sports program is twofold: to teach the funda- mentals of the sport and to in- still character while working to- gether and play- ing as a team. The girls ' sports program at Brethren gets in- to high gear with volleyball. Partic- ipation in the Christian School League allows for much com- petition and ex- posure to all the sports among the eight schools. Coach Teri Johnson led the Varsity girls to a successful volleyball season in growth and competition. The volleyball team placed 5th in the championship play-offs. Mrs. Barbara Benson was the Junior Varsity volleyball coach. The win- ter program in- cluded basket- ball and two cross-country meets. In basket- ball, the girls ' team won 3rd place in the league tourna- ment. Coach Johnson has re- ally brought out dedication and desire to play with the girls. In cross-country, Alanna Cum- mings and Amie Neilsen led the girls ' team as the top runners. Varsity Volleyball, Back: Victoria Peck, Danielle Brown, Coach Johnson, Christine Phillips, Courtney Commeau. Middle: Tammy Judd, Amasha McKenzle, Alicia McKenzie, Sarah Campf. Front: Tia Brown, Jennifer Martin, Christina Villasenor. I Basketball: Alicia McKenzie, Amasha McKenzie, Melissa Reeves, Juiie Marshall, MaryEllen Peters, Andrea Beal, Victoria Peck, Roshana Goodar, Christine Phillips, Tamiko Carlisle, Trinika O ' Quinn, Tia Brown, Coach ' Johnson. ? J.V. Volleyball, Back: LaDonne Lankster, Karin Wolff. Crystal Colburn, Mrs. Benson, Allison Murray, Rebekah Coley, Roshana Goodar. Middle: Gretchen Levitt, Marina Soto, Tamiko Carlisle, Delphina Mendibles, Julie Rosa, Tara Anderson. Front: Isabel Diaz, April Tisdale, Jennifer Maligmat, Jamie Bomgaars, Deidra Benson. X.: ' iSS? :« t:s5iS5,.■ , Si ■i5; . PS iK-:- -- V- Srai mi ' WARRIOR  r,, V)J Jr. High Softball, Back Row: Coach McKenzie, Christine Phillips, Shilo Cowles, Courtney Comnneau, VIcki Peck, Carrie Holland, Marina Soto, Julie Rosa, Amie Neilsen, Gretchen Lovltt. Front Row: Melissa Reeves, Beth Hammond, Kelly Christensen, Tamara Judd, Christina Vlllasenor, Jennifer Martin, Jennifer Maglaya. 181 c h F 1 g Junior High Cheer: Kim Rawlins, Kristen Bell, Aimie Neiisen, Jennifer Munneke, Beth Osborn, Jennifer Maglaya, Kelly Christensen, Alexandria Holland. Junior High Flag: Heather Christie, Debra Bain, Erin Danks. 182 c h o r 1 s t e r s B n d Left to Right, Back Row: Tara Anderson, Sarah Hackett, Alanna Cummings, Maryellen Peters, Kelly Christensen, Sharalyn Shaw, KImberly Rawlins, LaDonne Lankster, Allyson Murrey, Debra England, Danielle Brown, Ebony Green. Row 2: Andrea Beal, Ebony Hannilton, Anita Gillespie, Alysia Logan, Gretchen Levitt, Kristin Bell, Amasha McKenzie, Charmaine Orzame, Julie Marshall, Tamara Judd, Mia LeVels, Jamie Sargent, Tamiko Carlisle. Row 3: Audrey Orzame, Christine Zimmermann, Cristi Pryor, Caryn Williams, Jennifer Maglaya, Alicia McKenzie, Delfina Mendibles, Tinisha Boyd, Terri Moore, Mone Brown. Front Row: Debra Brian, Cynthia Alexander, Jamie Bomgaars, Brittany Strin fellow, Amy Hall, Tia Brown, Trinika O ' Quinn, Jennifer Martin, Jennifer Gerbutavicious, Jennifer Maligmat. Not Shown: Kristina Villasenor, Deidra Benson, Janina Thomas. 183 Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors 00 U CO O S v C D 00 o to CO JO U CO a; 00 CO CO JO U en O C Booster Club Salutes the 1 988-89 Sports Teams, Pepsters and Bands BettJCotver Brethren Honors Their Stutients! ]at ne fiomgoars Jason fiomgoars Franfe Tranzen Ttm XlcHot Sarah Slebert Matt Soto Brandon Stott Heather Stover ■ j fc ' TangDtn p 7 fi i JCaren Terpentng Scott . ' iT , ' Tfiomas e ) A.px Ji TtsdaCe Scott WUXloms ' SSS. ' vs G Uarr I ors - ' iNfvyTrlcia jl , Thomas ' V ' Dannt) Weber m Mauricio, We are very proud of you. May the Lord bless and protect you always. We love you, Mom, Dad, Dan- ny, and Damaris • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class • Class of 89 Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Clas sp Congratulations Seniors! Class of 1 989 ' ' ofifimiVvL Cards Gifts for All Occasions Full Line of Hallmark Products LYNN ' S HALLMARK SHOP Lakewood Center Mall 534-8778 LYNN ' S HALLMARK SHOP Long Beach Plaza 432-4411 HATCH ' S HALLMARK SHOP Lakewood Center Mall 633-3590 LYNN ' S HALLMARK SHOP Los Altos Center 598-7200 LYNN ' S HALLMARK SHOP Bixby Knolls Center 123-1333 STONEWOOD HALLMARK SHOP Stonewood Shopping Center 861-4515 LYNN ' S HALLMARK SHOP The City (714) 978-3144 LYNN ' S HALLMARK SHOP Lakewood Market Place 866-4663 HEIDI ' S HALLMARK SHOP Lakewood Center Mall 633-8916 of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Clas s Congratulations Jennifer! u u To Our Wonderful Daughter To see you happy — laughing and dancing smiling and content striving towards goals of your own accomplishing what you set out to do having fun with yourself and your friends capable of loving and being loved is what we always wished for you. Today we thought about your beautiful face and felt your excitement for life and your genuine happiness and we, as your mother and father, burst with pride as we realized that our dreams for you came true. What an extraordinary person you have become and as you continue to grow please remember always how very much we love you. Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89  Seniors  Class of 89  Seniors • Class of 89 Congratulations! Congratulations to the Gav 22 Love, Mom and Dad of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class o S CD C D 00 CO CO (0 Andy, Thank you for the music you have brought into our lives! Continue to praise Him always with your song! We love you and are so proud of you! Love, Dad, Mom, Scott, Ryan, Lindsay Kristi Psalm 150 Congratulations Paige You are very SPECIAL to us. Thank you for being a WONDERFUL daughter and a LOVING sister. We love you. Mom, Dad, Matt, Dave Buffy I • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 Congratulations Kim! ' X. -- lit, . Don ' t let anyone look down on you be- cause you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith, and in purity. 1 Timothy 4:12 Dearest Kimberly, We would like to take this important time in your life, to tell you how much we love you. We are very proud to have a daughter as special as you. We have watched you grow into a beautiful young lady, over the past 18 years. What gives us our greatest joy is your love for the Lord. It shines brightly, not only to others, but also to us at home. We pray that you continue to seek God ' s will in every area of your life. Remember He will always be there to direct your path. We love you very dearly, Mom, Dad, and Robby ■jj P B Ri ' ft ' i lH IPnJI H KifV jH of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Class of 89 • Seniors ♦ Class of 89 ♦ Seniors • Class KATHRYM I We are so proud of you. We promise our love and prayers as ] you continue growing in the knowledge of God. Col. 1:3-14 Love, Mom, Dad, Chad CO CO CO CO o C (D CO CX) CO CO (0 CO o S C D Dear Kathryn, I am not only proud of the excellence and creativity that have characterized your high school career, but also of the com- petency and skill you have continually dem- onstrated as my re- sourceful business manager. 1 couldn ' t have done it without you! Love you much Connie J. Curtis, M.S. Educational Psychologist • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class 3f 89 Seniors Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Congratulations Dearest Greta: Congratulations for this wonder- ful achievement. All our parental ardor for excellence by you is fully rewarded on this graduation day. Knowing therefore that as you reach higher and higher into mat- uration, we will receive even more joy for what Christ is doing in your life. So thank you for being you! Just as you are (Proverbs 1 :8). We love you, Mom and Dad Congratulations Angel! Raising you has truly been a blessing and a privilege. I ' m grateful for almost 18 years you ' ve been mine. As you graduate, you start a whole new era where you be- come yours. But most im- portant, stay God ' s. We love you and wish you the very best always. Mom and Scotty - ,;q)o PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLY CO., INC. Wholeule lnduitrial Plumbing Healing IVORY SCOTT 3138 W El S 9undo Boulevard Hawthorne. California 90250 (2131675-1101 (2131 772-0846 )f 89 • Seniors ♦ Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 00 Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class C D CO (0 u CO O C V CX) CO CO JO U • CO (-1 O £ (V c ) o a CX) CO CO -2 u CO o C C D Congratulations DON We Love You, Dad, Mom, Vickie, Steve For I am confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work in you will per- fect it until the day of CHRIST JESaS. PHILIPPIANS 1:6 Katie Novinger To OGR Katie: Congratulations!! As the excitement of graduation approaches, we also know that you e experiencing sadness as you prepare to leave Brethren. We know, however, that as the years by, you will always remember and treasure the friendships, fellowship and rich experience y have so enjoyed Our prayer is, that God will always bless you as you seek to achieve your goa and thai you will always walk near to Him, Best wishes for always Mom, Dad. Tim, James and Alicia (II Peter 3 18) Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Eternally praises to our dear heavenly Father, Son and Holy Spirit. May you forever seek the light of God through His Son Jesus Christ to guide your life ' s path, You will never walk in darkness. In all your positive and negative life situations praise His name No matter how inadequate you feel or how overwhelming your challenges appear to be, turn your attentions away from yourself as inadequate, Look upon the greatness of God. Attune yourself to God ' s presence and power, release all else. Let God take over. Hold to the words of promise, All things are possible with God Your strenght, faith and courage will be rebuilt. . . . men must commit themselves to the glories of love . . . Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. ■ f - of 89 • Seniors • Clasi of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • I • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Senio U • CO o S CD C ) CX) ( ) en (0 CO O C (D «£ V ■m ' % ;:,!«-- Congratulations! Kristie, Hold fast your dreams! Within your heart Keep one still, secret spot Where dreams may go, And sheltered so. May thrive and grow Where doubt and fear are not. Oh, keep a place apart Within your heart. For little dreams to go (Louise Driscoll) We are very proud of you. Remember to keep Christ foremost in your dreams. Love, Mom, Dad, and Denise Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class ♦ Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class f)i Congratulations As a flower unfolds In the sun So opens the challenges of the years ahead - And in this world of uncertainty and confusion, We ' re glad to have a daughter like you. You ' re a special child that has given us so much joy. Your academic achievements have made us proud. There ' s a feeling within us screaming outloud. Thanking God for this special gift. Blessing us with a child like you. With every year that passes, we ' re more and more aware of how fortunate we are to have a daughter as wonderful as you. Congratulations La Tisha Love. Mom Dad Venus We just want you to know that we are proud of you and of your ac- complishments. We are so glad that we had the chance to raise you as our own. Thank you for just being you. Love always, Grandpa Grandma of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors -Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors CO o £ a; C D • CXD en O C D C D 00 CO CO JO u CO Urn o S c ) CO CO g c C D Congratulations Jaco. We ' re very proud and we love you a lot. Our best wishes for the future. Love, Your family Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class o Congratulations Mr. Wise We couldn ' t be more proud . . Love Dad, Mom, Brian, Jennie Grandma Lord for tomorrow and its needs I do not pray; Keep Scott, dear God, from stain of sin, Just for today. Now, set a seal upon his lips. For this I pray; Keep him from wrong or idle words. Just for today. Let him be slow to do his will Prompt to obey. And keep him, guide him, use him Lord Just for today. fc ' ; -: sM i MM s Mark William Dameron Congratulations on your Graduation! We wish you a promising and rewarding future. With Love, Your Family Jc ) f 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Clas5 CO CO CO (0 CO O s CO 00 CO CO CO L-i o C (U C ) 00 CO CO JO U CO (-1 O C c ) Congratulations Chris! We love you and are very proud of you! Mom, Dad, Aaron, Amie, and Carrie iv - Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class o • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class Congratulations Tim! Timothy (Name meaning) Honoring God We dedicate this verse to you as you continue to honor God. Delight thyself also in the Lord, and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Commit thy ways unto the Lord; trust also in Him, and He shall bring it to pass. Psalms 37:45 How thankful we are to God for blessing us with you Tim our son. We love you so much and are proud of you in so many ways. Our hearts are joyful as we watch you grow in the Lord. Love, Dad, Mom, and Donya 00 C ) CD O ' -J C ) n 0) C ) ( ) Class of 89 ♦ Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors 199 Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors 00 to CO CO u to O c C D 00 to to U to O C C D 00 to to jg U • to Urn o c Congratulations and Best Wishes to Kenneth Hensley Ken, we hope and pray ail your self goals are attained. We ar« confident that you are very capable and with God ' s guidanc will maximize your abilities as you continue your journey intc college. Always remember God has great plans for you. Love, Grandmother ant Great Grandparents Jana Cross First Day of School . . . Day of Graduation Congratulations Janalil Love, Dad, mom, Becky, and Hallie 1 Corinthians 13:11 Linda Darnell Congratulations on you graduation. We are so prou of you. Delight yourself ir the Lord and He will give yoi the desires of your heart. ' Love, Mom Diana c Deniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Senior: • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class Congratulations Greg! As you begin this new challenge of your life, always remember the truths you learned as a child and young man. Proverbs 24:13, 14 Love, Your Family, Dad, Mom, Rob, Dan, Mark, Grandma Stump, Grandpa and Grandma Magnuson Congratulations Roger! God gave you music. Gse it to praise Him every day. I will sing of lovingkind- ness and justice. To Thee O Lord, 1 will sing praises. Psalm 101:1 Congratulations Nicole EILEEN MORGAN Income Tax Service Congratulations Judy 1537 LeGrande Terrace San Pedro, CA 90732 (213) 519-7416 Special thanks to Steve Eddy of Tayl or Publishing Company for his extra patience and sense of humor and to Portrait Gallery for their availability and excellent photography. You have brought us so much joy and hap- piness. We love you Mom Dad In all they ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct they paths. Proverbs 3:6 • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class ' Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors 00 CO CO CO Urn O •I— I C (D 00 CO CO U CO o C c ) w V e ■ H|ik « 1 1 «p | p 9 1 lr li ' 9 B ' 1 i ci KVv, i ' t w4 r 1 tla Hhm ■fe:. . JO: • .a l John (Dick) Fuqua Mike, Cari Matt He Gives strengtii to the weary, and to him who lacks might He increases Power. Though youths grow weary and tired, and vigorous young men stumble badly. Yet those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength; They will mount up with wings like eagles, They will run and not get tired, They will walk and not become weary. Isaiah 40:29-31 Brethren Class of ' 59 00 CO CO -2 u CO (-1 O c carol electric company, inc. 17443 Lakewood Blvd Bellflower, CA 90706 (213)634-6780 JOHN FUQUA Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors Class Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Hear, my son, and accept my sayings, And the years of your life will be many. I have directed you in the way of wisdom; I have led you in upright paths. When you walk, your steps will not be impeded; and if you run, you will not stumble. Take hold of instruction; do not let go. Guard her, for she is your life. Proverbs 4: 10-13 19 89 Matthew, We are very proud of your accom- plishments. And we are anxious to see you reach your potential in college. Keep the faith and lean on the Lord and He ' ll never disappoint you. We love you! Dad, Mom, Mike and Carl • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class ' [8 of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 8 U CO o c a; c ) CO O C (U CO 00 CO CO JS U CO (- O C CD C D 00 CO CO (0 CO CO Congratulations Seniors SHAVER INVESTMENT CORPORATION ERIC J. SHAVER 186 E. Cameron Place BUS: (213) 426-9604 Long Beach, CA 90807 Res: (213) 595-4162 Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors • Class of 89 • Seniors  - • Photo Editor; Mike Gaede Fatuity: Emily Barber Angel Hurley Boys ' Spo rts: Young Koo ilk jf ifcllr ' il l K iBfiCT- ' 1 ■ii :-™e=:- J ilHn. ' :x .., 7 Jr. High: Tiffany Jones Kristie Mosley 205 Editor: Jennifer Munnelte Advisor: Mrs. Marcy Dunn Editor: Jennifer Munneke I Photographers: Dan Quintana, Mike Gaede, Venus McCardell, Wade Mayhue w A R R I activities: Vangi Edmundson Janeil ' immonds Girls ' Sports: LaTisha Green 207 ? ■ As I sat down to write the closing words of tliis yearbook, I found myself looking back on the memories Brethren has pro- vided. Being on the Warrior staff for four years has enabled me to help compile these memories onto pages to be kept and re- membered for years to come. As Graduation approaches, and we as seniors prepare to leave, remember to stay close to God always. With Him as our light, we will never stray from his path. ¥■ believe our senior class has grown closer these past four years and I pray that God will keep us close in heart and help us to remernjber the Christian values and lessons we have learned from Bretht ' fen. Underclassmen, may you enjoy your last years here at Brethren building memories of your own. ♦ I want to personally thank the members of this year ' s annual staff. Especially the dedicated ones who stayed after school arid yj put in many long hours of extra work. In addition, I want to thaf k three people who took on more than their share of the Jyork and whose help was a key factor in bringing this book to publication: Mike Qaede, our photo editor, for his incredible patience hi ] taking and retaking pictures for the yearbook, LaTisha Green, for her sense of responsibility in taking on extra work, and Vangi Edmundson, for h creativity and willingness to spend extra hours aft school and even weekends doing nothing but annual. V ngi, I vi sh you the best of luck next year as editor. I would also x like to thank Mrs. Dunn for her overwhelming dedication and patttoce. Special thanks to my mom, dad, and Jennifer for their iL., Kmi love and support even under the tough- est deadlines. Through this book, I hope every stUf dent at BHS will always remember the year 1988 89 Elements of Style. In His love, iY o rmjeAl Jennifer Munneke 1988 89 Editor  . ' I n  • b t ' C? l - ic : I a- W:-., ' m : M. %. • —:-. ' . • A V J