Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1983 volume:

CLASS OF ' 83 Best Days of My Life — Rod Stewart Mm {fan r oci tcS t - ' CU| n _ P A S n yr J I rv Jr U K Hi U BURBANKHIGH SCHOOL Burbank, California 1983 Ceralbus x Table of Contents Seniors ..... :.■  — 9 ' ■ ' -Juniors 41 V ! • Sophomores 59 ministration 73 Dedication 84 Club? Organizations . . 94 SClassesX 110 ' erformmg Arts 118 Wfc J. ...132 ..194 ..220 The 1983 school year at Burbank High School has been spotlighted by the stu- dents that have participated in the many activities such as the Spirit Week. Sock Hop, and the Rallies. B.H.S. students always displayed their pride and spirit in B.H.S. This pride reflects everything they do — from sports and clubs, to cheerleaders and the Booster Club. Over all, the memories that the stu- dents have collected through the past year will surely not be forgotten, because B.H.S. lives. Journey with Us through Burbank High Schoo inofi - tcton yjamaris. - xguitar iAw . Mast (! . l ' ( Y.i . QOea z . Ucantar So A cfen . ? , •, . 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WaH Donald Ward Q)eAoraA Watson GAris Watson Qaoe Watt { Jk l ci ( (■•i ( ' u ' erm - ti tzf i Je Angel Aguilar Mike Arellano W Ar jt Beatriz Barbosaj Vicente Barcenas r y Steve Baughn Roy Bissada James Bond J [ tAr Ronald Brennan p- Joe Buzelli Kathleen Castle Casey Collins Jim Cake Eugenio Cruz German Duque Elena Duque Pilar Duque Farzan Enayati Magaly Fernandez Dana Forseth Mario Galdamez j ft ' Andrew Geier j Gilberto George j John Hollis y Eduardo Jarrin Susie Johnson Nora Jovel Hyun Jung Soo Jung Jeannie La Jeong Lee ed Willy Leopold Danica Lopez Ruth Mangandi Tony Maranto Arlene Maronas Kelli McGowan Alba Montano Donna Montgomery Monica Morales Oanh Nguyen Thuan Nguyen -0 Michael Nozolino t Maryann Olivares fJ Kris Olson 0 Jose Ortega «V l Joseph Pasol Rebecca Puole V Christopher Rivera Rob erto Robles Sandra Sanchez Harry Smith Le Tang Rami Tewfik Fernando Tolosa Wilbur Toscano Amy Tsang Tony Turner William Webster Donna Wyrick Hyang Yang £k Seniors 33 ' Bless your Beautiful hide. Julie Butcher, Mike Cobb B 4 t n 1 ' o s r t s 1983 34 Senior Bests 3 ' Sb ktheSuhJK. Hair ujTY U M iAiUN QA,Olup. A Natural Man, She ' s a Lady ' Temptation Eyes MM l) -rt y, i i) . Senior Bests 35 A Clown ' ' Everybody ' s Talkin ' ' Heart of Gold ' Carmen Moreno, Dave Fogg 36 Senior Bests m Meredeth Walch. Louie Guerrero The Sound of Silence Evil Ways ' Jennifer Elliott. Jeff Nofal Henry Ortiz, Susan Braught Feelin Alright tammw BURBANK HlflT SCHOOL s , , IEC WHi PAPPCD Spirit rocQDi q nn Wendi Howe, Mike Sanchez I ife Senior Bests 37 Happiness Is . . . Maybe I ' m Amazed That ' s Entertainment ' 38 Senior Bests iii John Gritzner, Lisa Roach ' Built for Speed ' Something in your Smile ' Athletes £P- ' Rick Manning, Lori Colleran Annette Zapata, Dean Civille fi IP , J 1° cc ° .6-1 3 u A ' W w cK ' Stop Loving You ' oV c? ' lp tt tfj Rich Siebert, Lisa Roach m Senior Bests 39 Kimberly Andrews Patricia Apodaca Sonia Archer Margaret Armendariz Rigoberto Arquioni Azhar Askar 1 Denise Barnett Marty Barrett Evangelina Barrio Tony Bartold Ava Campainha Tina Campbell Anza Capuano Gerardo Cardenas Miehele Cardenas ii Laurie Cohen Bernie Collard Steve Collester Sherre Cook Richard Coutinho Liz Cravero Shane Emma Todd Engbrecht Juniors 45 Tracy Gill Bill Girod MarkGofstein Norman Green Roy Greenawalt LisaGroth Todd Holliday Melinda Homan Dennis Hooper Mark Hooper Barbara Houston William Hughes Kendra Lammas Mark Lammas John Lara Raul Lascano Brian Leong C t l Anabel Lopez Mary Loporchio Rodrigo Loredo Powell Loskamp Brian Lowe I ■ Michele Lyons Kim Macgregor Gregory Magallanes Khai Mai Richard Mailhot Jeff Manninger 4 Wendy Maple Frank Maranto Greg Marchant Melcon Mardirosian Dale Martin Michael Martyn Marrissa Mateo Lorraine Mauldin Marianne McBeath Timothy McCoy Mike McCrillis Scharnelle McNeal k John Nagy Tom Neely Bob Newman Hao Ngo Angie Nivens Theresa Nolasco ih Yong Frankie Park Becky Parrish Michelle Parrish William Parrish Armando Pastor Robyn Pearlman -% Peter Pontrelli Kimberly Poynor Claudia Puerta Craig Purcell AltafQadir Ismael Quezada luanita Reyes Raul Reyes William Rhee Mike Richards Lucy Rivera 52 Juniors 1 Chris Robin Andrea Robinson James Robinson Carmen Rodriguez Veronica Rodriguez Turouro Rohrbach Charles Shilvock Kim Shinkle Savio Silveira Chanda Simmons Scott Simmons Tanka Sindle ii Lisa Spilman Picha Srisansanee David Stevenson Diana Stevenson Jay Stigers Amber Stimac V vvV Brian Stimson Stephanie Stott Christine Stuart Traci Tersigni Steve Thomas r-i rtn n n Rufina Torres Derek Trabiley Ivonne Vigil Sandra Villanueva i Miranda Von Domum John Walters Kevin Warneke Todd Watkins Angela Weeks Sandy Weinberg i £ = Mark Wright Jacqueline Yount Esther Yuh Falamack Zaltash Matt Zarycka John Zeledon Amy Zidell 56 Juniors Carlos Abdala Freddie Aekerley Andrea Adams Amir Aghevli Daniel Aguirre Minie Aguirre V  -  B William Akamajian Aaron Alderman Pam Alidon Kimberly Allen Bertram Amon Donatella Aramian Ralph Avalon Beatriz Avila Ramon Avila Marty Baggesgard Sun Baik Wade Bailey Lisa Baker James Baldaseroni Kirby Baldwin Suzanne Baltzer Jeff Barber Tracy Barnhart Laurie Barnhill Dawna Baroda Raymundo Barrios De ' bby Baxter Lisa Beuchamp Robert Beckner Pavindervir Behar Dean Benavidez Tina Berry Kim Billos Alisa Billotti Taru Bindra Tammi Blankenship Lisa Bias Richard Bojorquez Robert Bonar David Booth Tamara Boyd Mark Bradner Jean Brandli Melinda Brandt Bill Braylark Susan Brenner Jennifer Brocca Teresa Brockett Cella Brosnan Lome Brown Brett Burger Dawn Burk Chris Burton Ron Cafferty Becky Calzia Jose Cano Angie Capuano Dene Carbon Jim Cardenas Bob Can-afield Bernal Carranza Dean Carter Kevin Cast Ana Castellanos Esmeralda Castellanos Tiley Chao Mike Chapman Francisco Chavez Luis Chavez Julie Christensen Margaret Christopher Tom Christopher Sam Chung Amy Church Denice Cirnigliaro Ralph Cisneros Nancy Clark KymClaussen Renee Clifford Jamne Cochran Joseph Cofre Leanne Collester Robert Conery Zack Conner Russ Court Suzanne Cousino Jose Covarrubias John Cowles Paul Cox Lori Crutchfield Jacqueline Cruz ' Onlv a Lad Andrew Dalfanso Mike Dargahi Lisa Darin Peter Dartnell Beatriz DeObaldia Ester DeObaldia Joe Dewald Robert Dickson Scott Dillon Dawn Di Panni Chris Dockham Andrea Doran 62 Sophomore Kym Fields Danny Flinders Walter Flores Jackie Flory Trisha Foley Michelle Forgette Melinda Foy Patricio Fuentes Friends Forever ' Terri Fulgham Ipolito Garcia Michelle Gardella Jerry Garmany Tammi Garrison Katie Garten Sophomores 63 ' ' -. 4 KatrinaGhormley Jeff Giddens Krishne Gilbert Theresa Gillen Jenine Glander Toby Godfrey Greg Gold Nancy Gomez Anthony Grahn Kim Graves Julie Greeninger Lesley Griffiths Daniel Grotz Magdalena Guevara Anna Gutierrez Germaine Gutierrez Germaine Gutierrez Quinn Gutowski Susie Haag Jimmy Hambas Archie Hamilton Lynette Hanna Dawn Hare Kevin Hasely Ron Hatcher Maureen Hayden Doug Hayes Chuck Heathcoat Denise Hebert Steve Heintz Dana Henry Nancy Hernandez Patricia Hernandez Lorena Hidalgo Jon Higgins Michael Hiortdahl Paul Holmquist Marsha Hopper Julie Horwood Eric Hoskins Serena Hsu Mike Huddleston Hfc Chris Huerta Cindy Humbert Todd Hunt Theresa Huntsman Mike Hurst Eddie Idian Michelle Ikenberrv Kelly Ioka Sandra Iraheta Sylvia Jansson Maysoun Jarjour Mandi Johnson Dean Johnson Dyane Jones Curt Jordan Seong Jun Mersina Kabessos Staci Kaesberg Linda Kaftal Donna Kaiser Tina Kastner Apparjit Kaur Vance Kelley Curt Kevser Robin Kevser Yurik Khodjasarian James Kibbie Daniel Kim Paul Kim Chris King Michael Leib Cruz Lianoz Breina Lieberman Mike Lifsey Annette Lilly Terry Limbaga Nick Liosis Anna Llobrera Jose Lobos Marcel Loera Terri Loggins Jim Longeretta Lilia Loredo Gary Lotka Carrie Loukrezis Kathie Lowe Guillermo Loaiza Tanya Luna Lorie Macchiarella Julie Mahalick Lisa Maier Luis Mangandi Michele Mann April Manning Shannan Manning Elizabeth Manriquez Lisa Marshall Andrea Martel Sean Marthaller Camilo Martinez Jose Martinez Bobby Martinez Julie Martyn Roobie Massi Kristen Maxwell Christine McCratic Valerie McDonnell LisaMcEntyre Paul McGrew Chris McKinney Dan McMillan Nancy McNeal Kerry McPhail John McTigue Charles McWhorter Mia Medcalf Sally Mendoza Nicholas Mendoza Roxanne Mennes Gina Meserole Kenneth Meyer Norman Meyers Shelly Michel Chris Miller 4t Steve Miller Nick Mimides Ross Moen Kevin MoKracek Juan Montero Gary Moore I Joy Moore Elizabeth Moreno Irma Moreno Rich Morin Joey Morris Kara Murphy I 3 fZ . V Tina Murray Ricky Myers Charlie Nappi - f Debbie Neale Curt Nelson Steve Nelson Samantha Newark Steve Newman Lisa Newton John Nicholls David Nielsen V Victor Nolasco Joe Norris Juan Nunez ( %• ' She Can Do Magic ' Julio Nuno George Nye Heather Ochoa Rosanna Odio Mary Olivelle Virginia Ortega Sharon Osgood AnaOssa Michelle Ouellette Marco Padilla Anna Paige Robin Palmer 68 Sophomore Robert Panarelli Chris Papa Leila Park Sang Heum Park Rochelle Parra Bob Passig Fred Pastor Lucrecia Peneira Teresa Perez Damn Peterson Vanessa Philbeck Sandra Phillips V Margaret Pomeroy Colleen Pope Craig Poulson Michelle Pridmore Susi Pritchett Nadine Putnam Ramiro Quinones Luis Ramirez ' One Step Beyond ' Edwin Real Sheryl Reeves Rene Regalado Mildred Reyes Byron Reynolds Faith Rezo Michel Rhyne Cheryl Richardson Dawn Richardson Bill Rini Mauricio Rios Bob Rivera Sophomores 69 Denise Roberts Francisco Robles Lilliana Rodriguez Sandy Rodriguez Chris Rogers Donna Rogers Keith Rogers Angela Rojas Ruben Rojo Julian Romero Lorri Rosa JefFRothenbach Osvaldo Ruggiero Armando Ruiz Timothy Rushing Michelle Ryan Rafael Samayoa Mark Sampson Lillie Sanchez Paula Sanchez Kirk Santoro Alexandra Sauri Patrick Schuetz Arthur Schulert Brian Schulthies Claudia Sequeira Torey Sherwin Mona Silvas Kim Sindle Nicole Siwy Kathy Skinner Melinda Slater Lisa Slattery Alexander Smith Carl Smith Lee Smith Scott Smith Bob Sockolich David Solis Michelle Solis Monica Song Antonia Spiropoulus Jack Spratt Terry Stanton Irene Stayer Anna Stayer Carrie Stenger Tracy Stewart Paul Stockwell Gary Swatton Derek Sweet Wende Tadlock Siv Tang Griselda Tedford Bruce Telkamp Donna Thompson Elena Throckmorton Wayne Topping Nellie Torres George Toutikian Laurie Trabilicy Michelle Trabilicy Charles Trapani Edward Tremor Grace Troncoso Susie Tsay Wayne Turner John Uhi Steve Urrutia Susan Utinans Amy Valdez Alfredo Velasco Mark Ventura Edison Verano Gregg Vergo Lisa Vigil Melinda Villarreal Spencer Walch Virginia Watkins Judy Weakley Stacy Weaver Tom Wenzel Carolyn Wilson Curtis Wisman Adam Wolf Debby Wolfson Jennifer Woo Mark Wright Penny Young Tim Younkman 72 Sophomores m Wayne Abruzzo Science Pat Andreoni Business Yearbook Vic Ansalone Math Larry Auzene Science v. Robert Bennett History Diane Berger English ■ Mg| A Nancy Dalmont Home Ec. Norman Bernhardt Latin Spanish Audrey Brown Nurse Toni Cannon Sergio Cervantes Senior Studies Water Polo Coach Andres Rene De La Cerda Spanish ASB Diane DeMarco English Howard Edelman Volleyball Track Phys. Ed. Sherry Frey Fine Arts Donald Frozina Math Electronics Bob Galeotti Marty Garrison Jay Gehringer Fine Arts Health Safety Varsitv Band Math Football David Harris Math Computer Science William Hill Mary Hubbard Math Resource Specialist Program iil Faculty 75 Bill Kelly Dave Kemp Christine Krohn Business X-Country Soccer Drill Team Phys. Ed. G-Basketball Dorris Lang English Peter Laris Spanish Ken Larson Senior Studies Nanci Leonard English Pete LiPera Social Studies John Loutensock Safety Health John Mann Drafting Gabriel Margve Science William Mark Auto Mechanics 7b Faculty Virginia Marx Music Skip Nicholson French bill North Michale Palkovic Clyde Richards Senior Studies English Geometry Senior Studies Barbara Rinetti English Gayle Runvan Phys. Ed. Jack Schicketanz Science Paul Seymour Industrial Arts Helga Sitkin English Glenna Thompson Work Experience Harry Varnas Water Polo Coach Virginia Walling English John Whitin Special Ed Teachers Not Pictured Jim Gibson, Continuation Leonard Haynes, Science Volleyball Don Mangani, Continuation Joe Peterson, Continuation Jane Thomas, ESL Auxiliary Staff John Calicchio School Resource Officer, Burbank P.D. Zeida Inkley ESL Aide Shelley New Aide, Special Ed. Joan Rode Aide, Special Ed. Louise Smith ESL Aide Administration The 1982-1983 Ceralbus yearbook staff would like to compliment our -supportive administration. Mr. William Bertrand. Principal; Mrs. J. Schneider, Assistant Principal, Counseling; Mr. A. Martens, Assistant Principal, School Activities; and Dr. A. Golden, Assistant Principal, Instruction. m Administration 79 Arline Ames Principal, Secretary Office Staff Linda Canarin Accounting Elsie Jeffers Records Barbara Mitchell Secretary for A. P. Doreen Williams Typist Clerk fauuL uuao -( £ iX Cr J- C BjL JmaX uhXL Secretaries Hard at work S hgJut L(f Jin $ i— Auxiliary Staff Ann Aronin School Psychologist t A. ' i Mary Lou Bryan Work Experience Dorthy Dumler Media Center Shirley Roehr Career Center Cheryl Sturch Library Clerk Connie Wilson Library Clerk Auxiliary Staff 81 Counselors and Secretaries Si, Tip - wkf Hl 1 ■ k - 1 ■ r i Kl - 3JL °- U ' H Mr. Roy Beach, Counselor Mrs. Lorraine Ruegg, Counselor (i Jeannette Aboud, 1 1th grade Bevercy Gartrell. 10th grade Georgene Stone, 12th grade Counselors and Secretaries m Custodians Butch Cunningham Robert Thomas, G. Mitchell, Bob Kearns Cafeteria Staff j j Irma Cacciatore , Louise Brayhoof- , den, Angela Naylor. Judi Har- rington. 1 ill Custodians Cafeteria Staff 8? He ' s got to be the best teacher in school! He started me off in track, and kept me motivated throughout the year. Joe Centeno Frank Kallem 1 i Coach Kallem has given me much inspiration and encourage- ment throughout the years. For the past three years coach Kallem has ed as my teacher, coach, advi- r, and very dear friend; he has set n example for me that I hope will enable me to be a better person. I respect him very much as I am sure everyone who knows him does. His hard work and dedication to B.H.S. along with his endless spirit will make him a legend in his own time. Kerry Robb Yearbook Editor-in-Chief Frank Kallem first started his high school education at Des Moines Technical High School in Illinois; he then transferred to Hoover High in Glendale where he graduated from high school. He then went on to college at Cal State Los Angeles where he was selected as the most outstanding student in the physical education department. He then grad- uated from Cal State Los Angeles and received his B.A. in physical education and Life Science in 1961. He was a student teacher at Luther Burbank Jr. High School and also Los Angeles State College. He began his teaching career at Rosemead High where he taught physical education and was assistant track coach. He then began teaching at Burbank High in 1962 where he became the head cross country coach and later head track coach. He also taught science classes, math and driver training. But was highly respected and known for his coaching abilities and knowledge in cross country and track. Presently, Coach Kallem is B.H.S. athletic director and enjoys teaching weight training, aquatics, and conditioning. £ Dedication 85 ' C ' mon Holly! Smile, they ' re looking at you ' Top row, left to right, Rick Manning (Basketball), Norman O ' Shanessy (Band), Devon Dickson (Drill Team), Mark Ventura (Volleyball), Ron Acton (Cross Country), Bottom row: John Kittleson (ASB), Ed Jarrin (King, Pep Squad), Henry Ortiz (Tennis), BOTTOM, top row: Susan Braught (Varsity Football), Nanci Ciccarelli (Basketball), Patty Uhl (ASB), Meredith Walch (Cross Country), Char Tabot (Band). Bottom Row: Dana Devalley (Water Polo), Annette Zapata (Queen, Sophomore football), Holly Kemp (Soccer). j . A Beautiful Queen and her Princesses p PI vi I want to ride in a porsch! I never thought I ' d be dancing in heaven ' ■R Kt JjflHj 2Li . yT ■ Ed Jarrin (King) and Annette Zapata (Queen) Coronation 89 A.S.B (Top row I tor) Mindy McK.ee, John Kittleson. Wendy Vierra. SherriCook. Don Smith, Mr. De La Cerda (advisor). (Middle row, 1 tor) Mike Sanchez. Don Ward. Matt Synder. John Schaffer, Dana De Valley. (Bottom row. I to i ) Patty L ' hl. Wendy Howe. Shannon Bowman, Jackie Evans. Kristin Townsend. Kim Allen. (Kelly Mulligan pictured below) To the students of Burbank High: I hope the A.S.B. of the fall semester made that half of the year enjoyable. I know personally, that each of the offi- cers worked very hard for each of you. As for me I enjoyed the experience that I received as president. Finally, I wish good luck to the juniors and sophomores for the rest of your time at B.H.S. seniors, the world is waiting for you, I can only hope its ready for you. Good luck and thank you, Don Ward ASB President Kim Allen, Sophomore President; Mindy McKee, Se- nior President; Dana De Valley. Junior President A.S.B. stands for Active Student Body. Each of them work long and hard to pro- mote school functions, such as dances, raf- fels, and other school activities. Shann Bowman, expressing an opinion Kelly Mulligan £ ,xecutive Council (top row 1 to r) Mindy McKee, John Kittleson, Don Ward. Matt ynder, John Schatter, Dana De Valley, Wendy Howe, Kristin Townsend. (bottom dw 1 to r) Jackie Evans, Wendi Vierra, Kim Allen. Pep Commissioners — Wendy Howe, Mike Sanchez. ' And suddenly there was a loud wise. Did someone say cookies? Kim Allen Spring A. S.B. Top Row L to R: Don Smith Junior Justice, Michelle Iverson Junior Class President. Joe Baselle nothing. Susan Brought A. S.B. Auditor. Don Ward A. S.B. Vice-President. Mr. de la Cerda — A. S.B. Advisor. Middle Row L to R: Beth Elenes Sophomore Class Justice. Lisa Navas Social Commissioner. Kelly Mul- ligan Senior Class. Mindy McKee Senior Class Presi- dent, John Kittleson SeniorClass Vice-President. Kim Allen Sophomore Class President. John Shafer Fund- raising Chairman. Front Row L to R: Kristin Town- send A. S.B. Recording Secretary, Wendi Howe Pep Commissioner, Mike Sanchez Assistant Pep Commis- sioner. Nancy Ciccarelli A. S.B. Corresponding Secre- tary. Shannon Bowman Publicity Chairman. Jacki Evans A. S.B. President. President 83 ' Jackie Evans of Spring A. S.B. 77?e ' 13a R3 yzar oj 6orbc nk Uiok has i een o ?e -Pull o-P rv. riorieS Hyrid uji ( zsi- ■fore,verzrhapQ yoo oJ had rx lor o-f -fo o -Don ' t e e 7 6se your QjHoloa P i E -S-p i Oocrc Jt i tors 7 c d f ou.s oes -Tor GO m MCp oJ[u a f involved n 1 fc m ¥i % - 2 Sprinj s B ± K y) ember ihe -rnenck alnrf teod -fim s -fad f iacfe- ese erf oor (i i es. (Mpfe 7 sas ' you cc H ' jh for -the. -purhsrs, koipuno 1 mm J -thaj ' .%e pjaj ' t-t-y cf bar -ffae. ' luoJ ' yofoor (ACf o zs 77W? t you -t-tcxcJ) .. cyjncJ zstucfesrfSt for f- ay year J tWXx. OWXA zPXjAjc SErtZttZ n A.S.B. Executive Council Back Row (L to R) KristenTownsend. Don Ward, Suzanne Brought. John Kittleson, Mindy McKee, Kim Allen. Front Row (L to R) Michelle Iwerks. Wendy Howe, Nancy Ciccarrelli. Jackie Evans. Jackie, this is ridiculous Time for a break did somebodv sax ' . Cheerleaders Varsity Song Cheerleaders Varsitv Sonas 95 Varsity Yell Varsity yell has been a lot more than just cheering and keeping the school spirit up. It has taught fine people how to get along, compro- mise and just enjoy each other ' s personali- ties and friendships. Although we have had our hard times, there ' s always been twice as many good times to make up for it. Being on varsity yell has been an experience to remember always, and to treasure in our memories and hearts forever. It ' s fun to have friends like these two 96 Varsity Yell Finally Break-time! ■■■I All right, who stole the bulldog ' 1 J. V. Song This has been a very exciting year for all. All of the memorable moments we all shared at games and pep rallies. And all the fun times we had thinking up movements to put in our routines. Front. Traci Tersigni; Left. Eve Terran; Right, Kelly Quinn Can we leave John Muir nov I don ' t know what else to do! m J. V. Song 97 J. V. Yell Being a J. V. Yell cheerleader takes a lot of time, and dedication. After all the time and work, though, the fun comes. From the start of camp to the last Burbank- Burroughs game, it has been an enjoyable experience of meeting new people and sharing all our spirit with our school. Kelly Taylor Small Flags Wendy Vierra Deanna Yates Over this past year we ' ve had the distinct pleasure of being a part of varsity flags at BHS. Our position has allowed us to witness a wonderful warming of school spirit! The experience and memories we ' ve gathered from cheerleading will always be with us. Thank you for a great year. Cindy Greenfield We want You ! (L to R) Deanna Yates. Cindy Greenfield, Wendy Vierra. Bottom: Kelly Taylor. Brandi Vedder. Top: Darlene Weimer.  Hurry before I fall! Small Flags 99 Pep Rallies Dee Dee Geraci Susan Brought Any more of this and I ' m go J to die. Marching Band Devon Dickson, Drum Major Once again Burbank High has produced a ?and for night and day rallies for games at half ime, to parade and field shows, sometimes both n one day. Thanks to the new director, Mr. Jay jehringer who has put it all together with help Yom his drum major Devon Dickson. Even hough they haven ' t done too well this year, vith competition, all of them have tried from ;arly morning to late afternoon. The exciting hing everyone is looking forward to is the Dis- leyland trip in January. Mark Neale Solo to Annie (L to R) First row: (Band director) Mr. Jay Gehringer, (Color Guard Instructor) Miss Jill Daniel. Anna Marie Ossa, Karen Jonkey. (Color Guard C; Diane Roberts, (Drum Major) Devon Dickson, (L to R) 2nd row: Irma Moreno, Margaret Wass, (L to R) 3rd row: Samantha Philbeck. Tammy B Flores, CharTabet, Bonnie Langevin, Barbara Perez, Lisa Darin, Kendall Oei, Marty Baggesgard, (L to R) 4th row: Teri Brockett. Norbert O Jeannie Gnmmett. Roy Greenawalt. Ralph Avalon, Gretchen Steckle, David Solis, Chris Dockham, Barbara Houston, Kristen Daniel. ( Cynthia Johnson, (L to R) 6th row: Vanessa Philbeck, Dan Ellison, Joe Norris. Mark Neale, Julio Quinones, Chris McKinney, Tom Neel . K Marching Band 101 Drill Team 1st Row (1 to r) Lieutenant, Bev Gustin, Major, Patty Shilvock. Advisor Mrs. Krohn, Captain Lori Krueger, Manager Damans Aguilar. 2nd Row (1 to r) Melinda Brandt, Michelle Pndemore, Ana Aguilar. Andrea Martel, Sandy Rodriguez, Evelyn Cienfuegus, 3rd Row (1 to rl Monica Song. Kerry Stenger, Alex Smith. Colleen Pope, Mindy Homan. Stacey Weaver, Gnselda Tedford, 4th Row (1 to r) Kris Papa, Nicole Siwy. Kim Andrews. Antonia Spiropoulas, Donna Kaiser. Anna Gutierrez, 5th Row (1 to r) Amy Alvardo, Cathy Hanna. Laura Smith. rW %Ef ifefck- tm JL M -A A vT ftM [ f jr Jr 1 ■■5 i Hk B H Mm fi fl M Wait one minute, I ' m watching someone. Drill Team is an important part of any high school. Hours of hard work are put in daily to promote school spirit and pride. As Drill Team participates at football games, parades, and field shows, the girls unite as a family. From this family they create friend- ships that last forever. 102 Drill Team m BMIK HIGH SCB 00i 9 7SI S Color Guard Color Guard Captain Diane Roberts This year ' s 1982 color guard has been instructed by Jill Daniel, and captain Diane Roberts. Even though this year hasn ' t been the best, they have worked to prove to themselves that they are the best. There are 12 girls in color guard, all who worked hard to win against Burros in the Palmdale Parade and Field Show. Most of all. they can ' t wait until next year to beat their opponents in competi- tions. With the great color guard we have, who can ask for more. Food?!?! What do you want me to do? She ' s my best friend. Oh Yeah ' • (L to R) Top row. (manager) Lorri Lenau. Margaret Wass. Samantha Philbeck, Teri Brockett. Vanessa Philbeck. (captain) Diane Roberts, (instructor) Jill Daniel, (Lto R) Bottom row: Irma Moreno. Anna Marie Ossa, Kristen Daniel. Cynthia Johnson. Karen Jonkey. m Color Guard 103 Key Club The Key Club consists of old members as well as new. The Key Club has many fundraisers each year such as dances and Donkey Basketball, all the money goes to needy causes. Each Christmas, the Key Club visits the Spastic Chil- dren in Simi Valley. Bottom row (1 to r) — Joe Centeno. John Tucker. Henry Ortiz. Mike Larson. Kirk Davis. Rober Haggerty. 2nd row — (Advisor! Larry Auzene. Don Ward. Steve Carson. Morgan Insua. Nicl Leosis, Chris Rodgers, Curt Labus. 3rd row — Tom Call, Greg Murphy. Mike Wilke. Johi Bozeman. Mike Cobb, Todd Siedler. - Mr. Auzene, Joe Centeno. President - — Mike Cobb Mike Larson, Vice C.S.F. (1 to r) Mr. Richards (advisor), Jackie Evans (treas.l, Lisa Villanuevalvice president), Everett Hernandez (president) The California Scholarship Federa- tion is an honor roll society which is based on academic achievement. They are involved in school service, debates and trips, such as trips to the Univer- sity of Santa Barbara and Magic Moun- tain. NAMES LISTED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER: Armineh Abedian, Andre Aboolian. Kristin Angel. Jim Arnone. Melineh Aslanian, Ramon Avila, Howard Baik, Lisa Baker, Brett Barber. Darrin Borders. Susan Brenner. Laura Burcham, Jeanne Burrows. Salvador Castellanos, Tiley Chao, Jeff Chung. Nancy Ciccarelli. ( ind Clark, Lori Cochrane. Suzanne Cousino, Shekhar Dagam, Elizabeth Dancsecs, Lisa Darin, Kim Dartnell, Nicole Eatherly, Jacqueline Evans, Lisa Farrand, Christine Forlano. Melanie Forston. Dave Fortner. DeeDee Geraci. Kris Gilbert, Lisa Groth. Robert Guerrero, Larayne Hall, Everet Henandez, Ronald Hew. Yohee Hinton, Serena Hsu, Jung Huh, Jung Hyon, Hyun Jung. Soo Jung. Robert Kang. Holly Kemp. Scott Kessler, Diane Kittleson, John Kittleson, Paul Kolstad, Mark Lammas. Bonnie Langevin. Mike Leib, Glyn Lister. Anna Llobrera, Frank Loukrezis. Mike Martyn. Mindy McKee, Serj Minassians. Varoofan Mirzayan, Steve Nelson. Jane Park, Brian Parker. Russ Pierce, Laura Pink. Suzi Pritchett. Julio Quinines. Marion Romeo, Rowe, David Russo. David Schultz, Cindy Seling. Saundra Setnicky, Daniel Smith. Doug Smith. Lisa Spilman. Stephanie Stout, Christine Stuart, Jeff Telkamp. Traci Tersigni, Lorna Till, Karen Todd. Carmen Torres, Amy Tsang, Susie Tsay. Patty Uhl, Lisa Villanueva, Don Ward. Ester Yuh. Square Pegs was one of the big flicks in ' 83 on Monday nights where all the Valley Lingo would be heard. C§ 8 « Of ttouw FADS Of 83 ' MINI5KIRTS-ON THE RI5E? In the past year we have had many new changes in fashion, music, and many other things. The MOD look which was v ery popular in the 60 ' s and has come back, the clothes wear, such as the short boots, berets, dangling earrings, the straight-legged pants, and the tight mini-skirts. New Wave, beginning last year, has taken hold. Hair styles changed rapidly, and the preppy look still lives. Funtimes and Pasttimes were enjoyed at Florentine Gardens, Hot Trax, and dances at Burbank High. Most weekends were spent mostly at these places, at friends ' houses, or even just relax- ing. Music was very popular this year, listening to KROQ with Ramondo and Blade waking us in the mornings. Concerts, beaches, skiing, and movies were great past-time such as Ghandi, Tootsie. and many others. Remember when guys had bumper stickers that read. NO FAT CHICKS! Well girls finally got the picture and got ones that said, NO FAT DUDES! FUTURE SECRETARIES ASSOCIATION Left (Front to Back): Lisa Bayne. Lisa Navas. Nancj Kuntz, Lucrecia Pereira. Pam Iovino. Right (Front to Back): Chereen Sarkhosh. Christy Serrao. Pam Barnes. Ms. Carolee Wiles. Advisor. Lani Santos. Susie Haag, Dawn Burk. Patty Murphy. Cathy ( rouse A.F.S. MarkNeale, Randy Kolstad. Pete Laris (advisoi I. Soma Hi own. Jane Thomas (advisor). Gene Ann Marsh I Advisor). 106 FSA AFS ZCLUB (L to R) Top Row — Christine Stuart. LisaSpilman, Melanie Forston, Cindy Clark, Julie Beauchamp. Angela Griffin, Dee Dee Geraci. Patty Uhl, Falamack Zaltash, Maria Tsiiimidos, Lisa Matzner, Kristin Angel, Susan Braught. Traci Tersigni, Christine Forlano. Jane Grotz, Tina Cocco. Jane Park, Arminen Abedian, Deborah Wasson. Melinda Harmon, Shiro Perera, Karen Todd, LaRayne Hall, Stephanie Stot. Mrs. Conery (advisor). Bottom Row: (L to R) Elizabeth Descanses, Nicole Eatherly, Lisa Spilman. Lisa Navas, Jacki Evans, Grace Koo, Nancy Ciccarelli, Sharon Weisberg, Patty Manno. CREDIT UNION Our Terrific Tellers Z Club Credit Union 107 Mock Trial The Mock Trial is a state wide competition ap- proved by the Constitutional Rights Foundation. High schools throughout the state try a hypothetical case involving civil rights. The purpose is to get a better understanding of the law and the way it works. It also provides a glimpse into the career of law. Top row: Sung Kim. 2nd row: Kerry Robh. Phil Riegel. Robert Kang. John D ' Agostin, Kirk Rutherford. Gary Menagh, Paul Billheimer. 3rd row: CharTabet. Laura Smith, Don Ward, Morgan Insua, Robert Robles, Steve Ruiz, Doug Martinez. 4th row: Monica Mo- rales, Patty Shilvock, Heidi Navarro, Matt Synder, Trey Leonard, Susie Schweiger, Mitch Thompson. Jeff Savery, Mr. Richards Advisor. Bottom row: Sung Kim. Chung Huh. Steve Elkin. Joe Mongelli. Lisa Navas. C o uRT 108 Mock Trial Top row: (I to r) Don Ward, Morgan Insua, Phil Riegel, Kerry Robb, Kirk Rutherford. Bottom row: Laura Smith. Chan Huh. Top row: (1 to r) Robert Kang. Kirk Rutherford. Trey Leonard. Robert Robles, CharTabet, Patty Shilvock. Medical and Psychological Clubs Back Row L to R: Tom Humenik, David Cimini, Bobbie Cratz. Cheryl Kaiser. Laura Pink. Traci Fernandez. Bonnie Langevin. ilm Society tsrU s .V- Paul Brown, Scott Kessler. Meg Olin, Kim Hawthorne. Joe Centeno. Mr. Frozina. Medical and Psychological Film Society Clubs 109 • Industrial Arts See, no rust! Industrial Arts is a combina tion of auto shop, ma- chine shop, print, photo and different kinds of art classes. Industrial Arts 1 1 1 Hi-Life Staff The Hi-life club provides us with news about the school as well as national events. The Yearbook Staff would like to thank the fall Hi-Life Staff for their | support in promoting the Yearbook with their signs in the class picture. Top Row: Danny Horton. Darrell Henry, Krissy Games. Tammy Iwerks. Peter Stone. Stan Court, Shekhar Dagam. Damin Esper. 2nd. Row (L to R) Wei-Hsuan Lee, Melissa Manchoff. Lani Santos, Amy Valdez. Samantha Philbeck, Alyssa Spiropoulos. Chnsti Johnson, Tracv Fernandez. Lisa Roach, Joe Battey. 3rd. Row (L to R) Steve Elkin, Jung Hyun, Ron Fisher, James Bond III. Not Pic- tured—Louise Bialik, Scott Templeton, Heather Smith. Tracy Fernandez, Alyssia Spiropulous. Lisa Roach. Heather Smith. You want to T. P. who ' s house ? Spring Hi Life Back Row (L to R) Scott Templeton, Joe Battey, Dave Cross, Danny Horton. Darrel Henry, Steve Elkin. Samantha Philbeck, Brian Shore, Joe Centeno. Mark Gofstein. Damin Esper. Darren Borders, Middle Row (L to R) Ms. Menoher. Traci Fernandez, Ester Yuh, Louise Bialik. Lisa Roach, Jeff Brehner. Lani Satos, Front Row (L to R) James Bond III, Ron Fisher, Angela Santos, Donna Baroda. Stephanie Henry. i Give me a break. ' What now! Spring Hi Life 113 Fall Yearbook (top row 1 to r) Ollin Martinez. Jill Fletcher, Kerry Robb, Joe Centeno. Frank Trevino. Tracy Fernandez. Karen Teti, Hortensia Montes. Lorn Lenau. Rene Vasquez. (bottom row 1 to r) Mary Ann Olivares. Stella Trujillo. Pat Andreoni (advisor). Jim Callan. (Tina Cocco not pictured). Yearbook editors Do it between the covers. The 1982 Ceralbus staff worked long and hard to make this year ' s Ceralbus the best it can be. Meeting deadlines, setting up pictures, and covering events are some of the many steps taken in order to make this yearbook what we feel is the best. 114 Fall Yearbook m Our business manager hard at work. Ill % Yearbook 115 Yearbook Editors Kerry Robb Editor-in-Chief The 1983 Ceralbus has been a most memorable experience for me. As Editor- in-Chief I have composed with the help of Mrs. Andreoni and my staff what 1 be- lieve is one of the most outstanding year- books that has ever hit B.H.S. Many long, hard hours of work have gone into making this yearbook come true. I have enjoyed these hours and regretted all the trials and tribulations that come with the pleasures. I hope you will enjoy this year- book as much as I have enjoyed complet- ing it, and that you will carry on these memories for as long as you live. Kerry Robb (Editor-in-Chief) ? ■ ' 1 v u  BF i ■ JM 1 J I J Qi ' 1 tf i Trevino Sports Editor lfl Karen Teti and Lorri Lenau Clubs and Activiti Editors Hortencia Montes Typing Editor fl w w ° HL ' - N 1l M ' Tina Cocco Photo Editor The 82-83 Yearbook class would like to thank Mr. Frankamp ' s fifth period adv. photo class for all their help. We would especially like to thank Rich Hernandez, Darrell Henry, and Dave Stevenson for their help. Joe Centeno People Editor Tracy Fernandez Art Editor ADVANCED PHOTO Top Row (L to R) Bert Huntsinger, Dave Berkey, Julie Hutchinson, Bob Newan. Darrel Henry. Chris King. Angela Griffin. Bottom Row (L to R) Ron Acton, Holly Kemp, Greg Gold. Rich Hernandez. Dave Stevenson. ADVANCED PRINT Advanced Photo Print 1 1 7 Theatre Workshop ft ft rt© TOP ROW: Debi DeCorsi, Mike Bailey, Angela Markow, Scott Medcalf, Lydia Walton. Brandi Lyn, Tim Hollenbaugh. Tenita Parker, Greg Isner, and Laura Smith. MIDDLE ROW: John Girlando, Nancy Gomez, Jon Gritzner, Beth Elenes, Mia Medcalf. Lisa Roach, Christie Johnson, Paul Witten. and Murray Heller. BOTTOM ROW: Toni Mitchell, Louise Bialik, Jim Heller, Wade Bailey. Sean Marthaller. Lance King, Pat Gavin. Mary Olivelle. Glenn Martin, and Scott Hill. Vice Pres. Jon Gritzner, Sec. Christie Johnson, Pres. Mike Bailey, Tres. Jon Girkindo Theatre Workshop is the governing organization of the drama department. Its main role is to organize publicity, fund raising and social activities to aid in production and depart- mental unity. Theatre Workshop is also responsible for the producing end of all theatre department projects. Robert A. Edenzon ' . c n tr, ri I mii«! Bialik Christie Johnson, Sean Marthaller. Cathe Cacvin. Tenita Parker, Mary Olivelle, Cathy Polak. Middle row (1 to r) Dawn, Tim Hollenbauih Scott KerTlSi Vedder, Miranda Von Dornum, Paul Witter. Debi De Corsi. Top row (1 to r) Mike Bailey. Jim Keller. Paul Brown. Greg Isner, Scott Medcalf, Nancy Gomez. Tech Crew (1 to r bottom row) Glenn Martin. Trilby Harmse, Angela Markow, Lori Morin, Jon Gritzner Middle l°, W J ' ? r l Chnstie Johnson. Scott Hill. Michelle. Kim Andrews. Tiffane Buckley. Laura Smith Matiannem McBeath. Top row (1 to r) Dan Richardson. Steve Thomas. Brent Bebrich, Bob Alden John Girlando Tony shoots Bett e a look during a discussion about Joe ' s death. Joe tries to impress the maid with his charm and i Tony and Julia plot Joe ' s murder for the second time. Mr. Jordan (1) and a messenger check in pas- senger to heaven. Joe answers a message to Mr. Jordan while other heavenly passenger look Miranda Von Dumum waiting her turn to board the plane to heaven. Drama 12! Whatcott. Lance King. Tim Whillie.Kelly Mulligan. Denny Liddiard, Louise Bialik. Standing (L to R) Eve Terran. Paul Whitten Noel Polster Mike Bailey Rob Edenzon, Director 122 Operetta Jet Boys. Front Row (L to R) Louise Bialik, Dave Fair- man, Paul Whitten, Bill Boyd. Back Row (L to R) Lance King. Tim Whilley, Dennv Liddiard, Kelly Mulligan, Kerry Whatcott. Jet Girls. Front Row. Deanna Yates. Back Row (L to R) Krysti Johnson. Brandi-Lynn Vedder, Lisa Roach. Annette Zapata, Lisa Matzner. Tammv Engle. Shark Girls (L to R) Shain Larsen, Stella Makris. Kelli McGowan, Tenita Parker Eve rerran. Angela Markow, Maria Nell. Meredith Walch. Shark Boys. Front Row (L to R) Mario Vega. Eric Valen- cia. Scott Medcaff, Mike Sanchez. Mario Hernandez. Danny Richardson, Dan Smith. A D V A N C Top Row (L to R) Standing Angela Markow. Kelli Mc Gowan, Maria Nell. Brandi Vedder, Carmen Torres. Robyn Pearlman. Lisa Miller, Karen Colvard. Tami Engle. Laura Pink, Lisa Bayne, Jodi Boyce, (L to R) Kathy Polak. Karen Rasmussen. Lisa Roach. Tenita Parker. Christy Johnson. Doha Najjar. Jennifer Otto, Diana Christensen, Not pictured Eve Terran. 124 Advanced Dance Advanced Dance 125 BOYS ' BARBERSHOP Ion Row (L to R) — Steve Maupin. Mark Wright, Dan Dumey. Brian Hesv Arturo Valdez. Front Row : Glenn Martin. Jim Haag, Doug. GIRLS ' BARBERSHOP This year the Boys ' and Girls ' Barbershop spent long hours rehearsing to be their best. Their hard work and dedication make us all proud of them. 12f Boys ' Girls ' Barbershop Top Row (L to R) Virginia Ortega. Denise Cunningham. Toni Mitchell, Michel Gardela. Middl Row: Debbie Wasson. Louise Bialik, Meg Olin, Donna Montgomery. Botton Row: Mind! Homan. Evelyn Cienfuegos. Molly Kosmak. Advanced Drama Students in Advanced Drama learn the tech- niques of acting, and they learn how important it is to be on their toes. (top row 1 to r) Jim Heller, Mike Bailey, Glen Martin. John Bozeman, Lucy Rivera, Angela Markow, Paul Witten, Louise Balik, Laura Smith, Greg Isner, Brandi Vedder, Christy Jon- son, Scott Medcalf, Tina Parker, Bill Boyd. Glen Martin, Laura Smith. Rob Edison, (advisor) Brandi Vedder. Paul Witte St i Lucy Rivera and John Bozeman Hit the road Jim. Oh my Gosh! m Advanced Drama 127 Wind Ensemble Wind ensemble: Back Row (L to R) Ralph Avalon, Tony Bar- told. Barbera Perez. Kendall Oei, Valerie McDonnel. Brian Williams, Mark Neale. Toni Grahn, Devon Dickson, Front Row (L to R) David Solis, Cindy Murray, Tammy Brown. Tom Neely, Char Ta- bet, Joe Norris, Ed Tremmor. Chris Dockham. Orchestra Orchestra: Back Row (L to R) Ralph Avalon. Tony Bartold, Barbera Perez, Valerie Mc- Donnel, Brian Williams. Tony Grahn, Devon Dickson. Tom Neely, Char Tabei.. lot- Norris, Ed Tremmor, Chns Dockham. 128 Wind Ensemble Orchestra ihain Larson and Eve Terran Congratulations Mrs. Marx Matt Snyder Top Row: L to R — Kerry Whatcott. Denny Liddiard, Middle Row: L to R — Aaron Alerman, Jodi Boyce. Valerie McDonnell. Wendi Howe, Tim Weule, Front Row: Lto R — David Fairman. Diana Shoots. Deanna Yates. Robin Palmer, Noel Polster. Mario Vega. Wendy Howe and Cindy Greenfield Pop N Jazz 129 Winter Concert ' ipin. Molly Kosmak, Aaron Ames. Deanna Yates. Denny Liddiard. Tim Weille. • Laurna Till. Cvnthia Murray. 12nd row. 1 to r) Doug Ward. Debbie Wasson. Zack Conner. David Fairman. . ; a tcott.Tamera Boyd. Evelyn Cienfuegos. Michelle Gardellasf 3rd -:er. Mitch Thompson. Noel Polster. (advisor) Mrs. Manes. Tom MitcheU. Cynthia Murray doing her best. John Bozeman, Brent Bebrich. Tom Wenzel. LornaTill. L k. B Doug Ward I don ' t want to sing that song. ' ' - Performing in the winter concert this year were the Madrigals and Girls ' Barbershops and Pop n Jazz. Mitch Thompson and Jon Gritzner also performed some short skits. Winter Concert 1 3 1 IK B n f- T| ' r J VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row: Danny Horton. Joe Palubeski, Hugo Validivia, Billy Huffman, John Mackey. Middle Row: Eric DeLeuw. Bob Bowman. Jack Whittle. Greg Murphy, Louis Lora. Bottom Row : Morgan Insua. Henry Ortiz. Mike Allison. Don Ward. Steve Elkin. 134 Varsity Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL This year ' s Varsity Baseball team was believed to be the strongest ever, and it was. These sliding Bulldogs won several tournaments and with their great talent and depth of Louis Lora. Henry Ortiz, Danny Horton, Morgan Insua, Don Ward, and Steve Elkin, they were compared to teams in the past as being one of the best ever. Varsin Baseball 135 J. V. BASEBALL W, Standing: Ron Hatcher; Wayne Topping: Brad Jensen; Todd Siedler; Robert Allen: Ed Mejia: Robert Panarelli. Sitting: Rich Coutinho; Tim Younkman; Vance Kelley: John Ruiz; Ron Cafferty; Brian Schulthies: Coach Margve (Not Shown): Lief Christofferson and John Zeldon. : V. Baseball J. V. BASEBALL This year ' s J. V. Baseball team was tough to say the least. Next year they are all returning to become Varsity bring home the league championship, no doubt will be their goal. players and to .V. Baseball 137 BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL BUF N WIG- SCHOOl J i Top Row (L to R): Rick Manning. Coach Russ Keith. Scott Templeton. Dave Crouse. Second Row (L to Rl Damin Esper, Jim Robinson. Mike Martyn. Kelly Mulligan. Bottom Row (I. to R) John Ruiz. Rich Sarquez. David Nielson. 138 Boss ' Varsity Basketball ■ J v jpHfc - m Bovs Var. Basketball 139 BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS ' JV BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity was an excellent team. They were led by Mark Van Dam and Gary Lothca. They finished on top, be- ing crowned Foothill League Champions. Front Row (L to R): Mark Van Dan. Bruce Jenson, Mark Higginbotham. Dan Smith. Second Row- Brad Jenson. John Zeledon. Coach Sollod. Lea Dominquez. Top Row (L to R) Kent Warner Lisa Farrand. Julie Martyn. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL This year ' s Sopho- mores have great pride. They are the Foothill League Champs and hope to keep their title next year. Standing (L to R) Coach Kevin Sarber. Tom Peters. Jim Kibbie, David VanDam. Steve Hacker. Lome Brown John Audette. Sitting (Kneeling) L to R: Mike Hurst. Joey Morris. Brandon Beckner. Tyson Manning. Ed Real. Jeff Kilgore. m Boys ' J. V. Basketball Ml Girls ' Varsity Basketball Back Row L to R: Janine Cochran. Faith Rezo. Amy Bice, Christina Exner. Kris Gilbert. Angee Walls. Heather Smith. Nicole Abernathy. Leslie Plank, Front Row. L to R: Kris Daniels. Ann Armour, Mrs. Kris Krohn. Tracy Stevenson. Not Pictured: Lise Groth. 142 Girls ' Var. Basketball I have it! ' Girl ' s Varsity Basketball 143 Girls ' J. V. Basketball BackRowl toR .et.Dierdra Von Dornum.ShaunnaUrson. Theresa Todd Julie Meyers PromRowl to Rebec x cturedS Manning. ■ Varsity Cross Country Top row (I to n Mike Richards. Kerr, Robb. Eugenio Cruz. Glyn Lister. Bottom rov. ! to r) Tom Wilkinson. Frank Trevino Ron Acton. Varsity Cross Country 145 This year ' s varsity team was one of the best teams ever at B.H.S. They had a great season, going undefeated and finishinj tenth in the C.I.F. finals. They were coached by Dave Kemp and led by seniors Ron Acton, Eugenio Cruz, Kerry Robb Frank Trevino, and Tom Wilkinson. 146 Varsity Cross Country ill Varsitv Cross Country 147 . V. Cross Country Top (1 to r) Charles Shilvock, Norm Green. Rich Hernandez, Savio Seviera. Brian Williams, Joe Hatchet. This year ' s junior var- sity team only lacked depth. They were un- beatable when they had a full team. They will be a team of the future. 14X J.V.Cross Count V ) t) „ fj % i Norm and Joe are a double dual. Sophomore Cross Country (L to R) Spencer Walch, Francisco Chavez. Chris King, Kevin Mokracek, Kevin Hasely, Peter Dartnell, Jeff Fonkey, Coach Dave Kemp. c ¥■ 1 ■«brt , .,- p ..:• ' . f The highlight to this yeaFs sophomore team is when they defeated Burroughs in the League finals. m Open your eyes Soph. Cross Country 149 Girls ' Cross Country ; iJCSr Top Row (1 tor) Stephanie Henrv. Jeanme Burroughs. Lisa Manriquez. Susi Pntchett, Coach Dave Kemp. Middle Row (1 tori Heidi Navarro. Falamack Zaltash. Suzanne Baltzer. Bottom row (1 to r) Esther Yuh, Alice Medina. Julie Christenson. Alicia Hamilton. The girls ' team started out strong. Then injuries took over. The team started to fall. The girls ' team will be a team of the future. Jeanine Burroughs 150 Girls ' Cross Countr ?-w ±— m% i Girls ' Cross Country 151 Varsity Football 1 PAUL CHEN 44 MIKE BAILEY 2 KARHEEMGHIAEY 45 DENNY HOOPER 3 MIKEHUDDLESTON 50 MARK HOOPER 4 FRAN FATA 53 TIM McCOY 5 RICK MANNING 56 KURT MOSS 6 CHRIS ROGERS 58 BILL BOYD 8 MIKE COBB 59 TODDSEIDLER 9 RANDY CLARK 60 MIKE ARELLANO 10 DARRELL HENRY 63 KIRK ' BUBBA 11 SCOT BRUSUELAS DAVIS 12 CHRIS WATSON 65 DARREN VENTURA 14 ANDRE ABOLIAN 68 RICHARD MAILHOT 15 GREG MURPHY 72 GARY WILLISON 17 FRANK SLOVAK 74 KEVIN DILLON 20 MIKE LARSON 76 STEVE CARSON 21 DEREK TRABILCY 77 ROBERT 23 STEVE DOHERTY DOSREMEDIOS 24 JOHN DAGOSTIN 80 RON FISHER 32 DAVE STEVENSON 83 SCOTT HILL 33 DAVEFORTNER 86 BOBNABORS 35 TOM CALL 88 STEVE ELKIN 40 MARKWINDHAUSEN 90 DAVID KAMPENGA 99 JOHN HUDDLESTON 154 Soph Football Sophomore Football 7,1 zr SvfUrMte i|$ipf i so : ' i 2 Wayne Topping 7 Gary Lotka 12 Chris Huerta 15 Mark Ventura 20 Vance Kelley 23 Steve Miller 30 Wade Bailey 31 Lee Smith 34 Scott Dillon 40 Steve Urrutia 41 Robert Martinez 43 Ramiro Quinones 45 Jessie Brambila 49 Craig Paulson 50 Bob Rivera 51 Fred Ackerley 53 Kenny Meyer 55 John Uhl 59 Tom LaVoise 61 James Baldaseroni 63 Vince Giannone 64 Derrick Limbaga 65 Norm Meyers 67 Jon Cowles 70 Tom Christopher 71 Mark Sampson 72 Todd Hunt 73 Curt Keyser 74 Gary Moore 75 Robert Zion 76 Dean Carter 77 Nick Mendoza 80 Archie Hamilton 81 Ross Moen 83 Curtis Wisman 85 HugoValdivia 86 Eddie Mejia 88 Paul Stockwell 90 Joe Cofre TOUCHDOWN!? m Soph Football 1: GOLF Tod Row Coach Kelley Chris Burton. Curt Keyser, Bob Sockolich, Jeff Barber. Bottom Row: Nick Mimides, Bruce Telkamp. Mike Hurst, John Pacheco; Not Pictured: Scott Davis, Tim Robinson, John Lara. Jesse Kruger, Lee Smith, Eric Kerensky. Sang Hyun. Scott Hamilton The Burbank Bulldog ' s Golf Team has kept up one of the longest winning streaks ever, they have always been a strong team, compet- ing in C.I.F. With the excellent coaching staff of Mr. Kelley and Mr. Zelinski, I ' m sure that the winning tradition will carry on for many future seasons. t£ Assistant Coach, Bill Kelley and Coach Frank Zelinski. GOLF Fore! Keep practicing! m - JDft Uc-D VARSITY SOCCER Top Row (L to R): Dave Kemp (Coach). Jack Whittle. Guillermo Ztinzton, Rodrigo Loredo, Rami Tewfir. Manuel Leyva Douglas Martinez. Felipe Caporal. Joe Hatchett. Rene Vasquez. Kneeling: Serj Minassians. Alfredo Velasco. Minas Mina, Carlos Ouintero Steve Aslanian, Savio Silviera. - . ■ - BHS Score Opponent Score 1 San Gabriel 5 2 Saugus 3 Hart 3 1 Canyon 3 3 Alhambra 1 6 Burroughs 3 Varsity Soccer 159 tl 1 4 W J. V . Soc cer Top Row (L to R) Jaime Stintzman (Assistant Coach), Rigoberto Arquiom. Elias Barajas. Mauncio Rios. Cliff Batham. Varoojan Mirzayans Guillermo Garcia. Yurik Khodjasanan. Mike Dargahi. Alfred Sefiani. Jose Morales. Francisco Chavez. David Flynn. Hector Bautista. Rene de la Cerda (Head Coach). Bottom Row (L to R): Clint Greenwood. Bernal Carranza, Victor Quijada. Osvaldo Ruggiero, Lucio Saldafia, Danny Diaz. Salvador, Barcenas. Salvador Velasco, Francisco Robles, Luis Carranza. This years ' J . V . Soccer Team performed well. They are a great team and made it to C.I.F. semi-finals. 162 J.V. Soccer m Softball Softball 163 Top Row (L to R): Mrs. Spero (Coach). Janine Cochran. Stella Makris. Heather Smith. Angee Walls. Jackie Williams. Michelle Iverson. Tanka Sindle. Bottom (L to R): Traci DeNeal. Stacey Weaver. Robin Rowe. Dana Henry. Sherri DeNeal. Not Pictured are Lesly Plank. Chris Dilibert, LisaGroth. Varsity Softball How ' s this for a pitch? K.4 Varsity Softbal Let ' s get with it. girls. Top Row (L to R) Lisa McNeil; Shannon Manning; Patty Uhl; Kris Gilbert; Amy Bice; Kim Daly; Coach Krohn. Middle Row: Tracy Barnhart; April Manning: Nicole Abemathy: Joan Williams; Tammi Garrison; Cathv Hanna. Bottom Row: Melinda Harmon; Amy Church; Denise Hebert: Lisa Hekkers: Faith Rezo. J.V.Softball 165 VARSITY SWIMMING Top Row Robert Conery, Randy Colsen. Powell Loscamp, Robert Hagerty. Brian Lowe, Coach Varnass. Middle Row; Kendra Lames, Mark Lames, Todd Watkins, Doug Hayes. David Vick, Steve Kratiger, John Walter. Bottom Row; Ralph Susineros, Jeff Lewis, Steve Nelson, Mike Frue, Sunti Singhanate. Gary Swatton, Mark Wright. m UUM ' ' l( (i Varsity Swimming „ .mnrtUW  J 3 They ' re off! and swimming. 0m m m Varsity Swimming 167 GIRLS ' SWIMMING Top Row; Coach Garth, Dana DeValle, Susan Braughl. Caroline Cast. Kendra Lamas. Coach Varnass. Bottom; Theresa NoLasco, KatrinaGhormey. Sandy Swanson, Kim Dartneil. Sonia Brown. g ; ' ; ,„ , 3 ,;„„„ .C MMA w f 0¥ This year ' s Girls team was quite strong with Dana DeValle. Caroline Cast, Susan Brought, Sandy Swanson and Kim Dartneil all returning to pull the Bullfrogs through an impressive year. 168 Girls ' Swimming m I Snojj -tor a -fcdr hQs £ hurx 4hac SD -th£ parLas cdi +h£ shared at l ocoA Hmj2b 4o jdrhjer a ' Hnft iha j just Kcxt c T.P lnC  Kar AUhcx n aou-vu2r£ VI hcu £? i butt 4H 2. rnJL vAJrun VO£f£, -VotollU QeHriocj L2 . w hadtx ix -V ots aboufub o C r Senior- U t p GraxU %irls ( or ln i ruu iVa are. a -Pruod 4 i ' rn Thanfib -for all N -ivu2, sp ctai ss fcu-Ve spread 4hncu£hcxx-( i-rw flluJaxp . Son a Arcmr. y oo fu. Tennis !69 VARSITY ivlor. Dan Smith. Rick Manning. John Tucker. Bryan Shore. Chanda Simmons. Coach J TENNIS Mike Feix. Seated: Jung Hyun, Scott Smith, Jose Cano. Robert Rang, John Kittleson. Varsity Tennis 171 J.V. K T E N N I S 172 J.V Tennis Top L to R: Coach Wendy Howe, Robert Kenessey, Sang Kim, Jeff Taylor, Tim Weule, Steve Miller, Jeff Brehmer. Dan Kim, Chanda Simmons Seated: Raul Lascano. Mina Minas, Howard Baik. Paul Kim. Arturo Ja J.V. Tennis 173 Girls Tennis .;.-. ■■ ' - Top (L-R) Coach Spero Michelle Iverson. Meg Olin, Debbie Chnstofferson. Kiki Redburn, Bonnie Stoll, Sandra Villanueva. Dana Devalley. Jennifer O ' Brien, Scott Baughn. Amy Zidell. Bottom (L-R) Wendy Vierra. Noel Polster. Chandra Simmons, La Rayne Hall. Stacey Bryant, Soo Mi Jun, Jung Hun, Soma Archer. The girls ' tennis team did not have the most impressive record. With only a few re- turning letter-winners, they were unable to put together a winning season. Hopefully, next year they will all come around. CONCENTRATION Debbie Christofferson 174 Girls Tennis m Tennis 175 This year ' s track team was full of outstanding talent and performed well throughout the year. The talent could be felt, ranging from the dis- tance runners to the shotput- ters and the sprinters to the high jumpers. Burbank High has always had a strong track team and will continue to do so throughout the year. VARSITY TRACK RBA k ;h school l ro|p 0UR8ANK HIGH SCHOOL Varsity Track ! .- ft? - ' « W ' ffil Todd Hi Flieht Top Row. iLtoRiTimM . JohnCha ez. RichMailhot. David Kempenga. Mike Huddleston. Steve Carson. Gary Willison. Sco Dvler Robert DosRemediov Row 2: Paul Brown. Brian William Norm Green. Fran Fata. David Bey. Ron Tice. Jon Gritzner. Ji Callan. Mike Richards. Row 3: Coach Musich. Lam Atkins. Darrel Ffenn . Mike Wilke. Jim Oler. Greg Marchant. Kelly Mulligai Stan Court. Ron Belisle. Row 4: Eugenio Cruz. Tom Wilkinson. Kerry Robb. Glyn Lister. Todd Hunt. Joe Centeno. Scott Hi! Solazar Castellanos: Coach Mike Reagan. Ron Acton. Frank Slovak. Mike Cobb. Steve Doheny. Frank Trevino. Coach Gn Mozlyk, Coach Larson. Managers: Margret Mateo. Lorri Lenau. Tina Cocco. Shan Sagona. Dawn Duncan. Coach Howai Edelman. Bottom Row: Manager Man anne Olivares, Kelly McGowan. 178 -ity Track Top Row (L to R): Coach Larson. Tray Swezy. Chris Huerta. Mark Sampson. Curtis Wissmen. Joe Gofrv James Kibbie. Coach Musich. Paul StockweU, Andrew Ortega. Row 2: Christopher: Dean Caner. Jon Huddlestbn John Cowls. Ross Moen. Spencer Walsh. Chad Krapft. Row 3: Coach Raesan. Bvron Revnolds. Kieth Rosers Chris Rogers. Nick Liosis. Greg Larson. Scott Dillon. Coach Maslvk. Row 4: Kevin Mockracek. Chris King. Kevin Hasley. Joe Zapata. Pete Dartnell. Coach Howard Edelman. Bottom Row: Bob Martinez. Jeff Jonke Sophomore Track 1 9 1 J l n Wfl$$iftJ Top Row: Kim Hawthorne Jeanne Burrow, Veronica Rodriguez. Jennifer O ' Brien. Kathy Tackett, Dawna Baroda, Melinda Brandt Heidi Navarro Coach Musich. Kim Andrews. Michelle Tribilcy. Mmdy Homan, Dawn Richard. Lori Colleran. Stephanie Henrv Tammy r! Lv r i ' S° a Kp reg f c SuZan [i e Ba i ' Ze u ' o Lisa Mannc l u «- Fa l™ck ZaJtash. Melineh Reagan. Coach Larson. Nancy Rivera Sn ?t , ' ,4 N d V 5u ' NlC ,° le S,w y- E ster Yuh, Sandy Rodriguez. Headcoach - Howard Edelman. Bottom Row Annette Zapata ' Susie Pntchett. Kiki Redburn. Lorayne Hall. Amy Zidell. Krisi Brandt. -apaia. Falmach Zaltash Kathy Tackett strides out Varsity Volleyball Top (L to R) Nicole Abernathy. Tracy Stevenson. Coach Haynes, Lisa Groth, Amy Tsang. Bottom (L to R) Debbie Hartmann. Jeanme Cochrine. Jamie Jones, Lorri Colleran. V ' ifc m : ?  V Varsity Volleyball 183 JV Volleyball Top (L to R) Robin Rowe, Melineh Astanian. Tracy Barnhart. Middle (L-R) Angee Walls. Kris Gilbert. Coach Edelman Turoury Rohrbach, April Manning. Bottom (L to R) Cathy Zak. Mindi Harmon, Jan Grotz. (Tiis year ' s JV learn holds much promise for the future. With four juniors and six sophomores returning for next year. This will he a key factor for next year ' s volleyball program. Water Polo ■ J% TV iPi t . v SlVm C p° Iine i C St ' , B D ria u L W 5 ' ?, 0bby £fe gerty ' Curt Labus - John GaIlaw ay. Kendra Lamous. Dan Rico. Middle (L to R) Matt a SKss sffissssssr- steve Krattiger - Bottom ,L to R) coach cervames - powei!   ™ • Hurt Me. Though not spectacular this season, the varsity team showed more talent which they could never put together at one time. Water Polo 185 -far tm r rmj.1 ypuy, ; J T - ,. - J tMtuqfona tM flbUuC 186 Water Polo m -. Nice Defense . jplfct 9 V vs N ' yiJt IvCT ' Water Polo 18? J.V. Water Polo Top (L to R) Dave Vick, John Walters, Jeff Lewis, Brian Hess, Mike Wilke. Robert Conery, Paul Randy Kolstad. Middle (L to R) Greg Gold, John McTigue. Doug Hayes, Jeff Amerongen, Jack Spratt, Scott Simmons. Bottom (L to R) Coach Cervantes. Rob Massi, Steve Buckley. Ralph Cisneros, Ron Cafferty, Chuck Durgin. Coach Farness. i The J.V. ' s played well all sea- son. They had a few ups and downs. They played competi- tively, which most teams lack. They ' ll be a force next year. 188 J.V. Water Polo Intramural Sports Jim Oler and Greg M They ' re off and . . . running. 190 Intramural Sports m Reach for the sky Don ' t touch it. It ' s Hot! Intramural Sports 191 192 Donkej Basketball Donkev Basketball 193 ■ « •■-. B.H.S. Always Wins ■ n Foothill ± league 1 CJharnp Center Stage X-Coun+ry Ride Em Cowboy Candids 197 A Year in Music A This is B.H.S. 1982-83 year in music. These are the many groups that have been played on Sony Walkmans and car stereos. From 7:00 in the morning till 3:30 you can hear these groups being played throughout the Burbank High campus. QFfci Stray Cats Built for Speed -r ' l ' ■ 198 Year in Music m fe Surf Punks A Year in Music Year in Music 199 A YEAR IN PHOTO Bert HuntMnger Bert Huntsinger Darrell Henry . . - v i « « ' • Rich Hernandez 1 V car in Photo Bob Newman A YEAR IN PHOTO A Year in Photo 201 A Year in Art 202 A Year in Art A Year in Art Tony Carrillo A Year in Art 203 B.H.S. Dances Just a bunch of friends to the Beat! ' Rocking the Casbah. Nothing illegal, nothing immoral ' The 1982-83 Burbank Bulldogs kicked off the new school year with the Coronation dance entitled Dancing In Heaven . A few months later the Bulldogs bopped to the beat of the 50 ' s dance. The Bulldogs completed the semester with the New Wave dance entitled Locals Only featuring the Looney Tunes disc jockey. ' Can we play some real music. Dances 205 Cars mLwunmn « lIOLPHNZl 206 Cars Cars •CARS — IT ' S EVERY PART OF OUR BURBANK HIGH SCHOOL ' S TEENAGE LIFE, BEING OUR ONLY WAY TO GET AROUND TO SCHOOL AND LUNCHES; AND OF COURSE, THE 360 ' s WE HAVE BEEN DOING IN THE PARKING LOT UNTIL WE GET CAUGHT. SINE IT REFLECTS THE OWNERS. THEY SHOW THEM OFF IN PRIDE AND WITH THIS YEAR ' S PARKING LOT, WE HAVE THE BEST-LOOKING CARS AROUND FOR 1982-83. Cars 207 Fads of 82 ' -83 ' r s s E.T. andE.T. sum upi I ll l MO SENIOR FUTURES After graduation, I plan to Ron Acton . . . go on to college and take fire science courses and then become a fire fighter. I would also like to run track in college. Bob Alden . . . become a multi-billionaire! Audrey Alvarez ... go to Pierce and UC Davis to be a vet and have fun. Bryan Ambrose . . . work at my present job and stay there if I don ' t find a bett er job. Kristin Angel . . . attend UCSB, graduate as a fashion buyer, move to Northern California, marry a handsome and intelligent man, and always be happy. Yvonne Arambula ... go into the navy. Jim Arnone . . . major in engineering and earn a master ' s degree. Then I would like to get a position in a major industrial firm. Ann Armour . . . attend Valley College for two years, then attend Valley Medi- cal and Dental School for two years; and some day I hope to be a Registered Nurse. James B. Audette . . . go to trade school. Michael Bailey . . . become a fireman and possibly go into politics. Maybe become our next President someday. Pam Barnes . . . go on with school. Joe Battey . . . Receive a college degree, get a well-payingjob, get married, and live a happy life. Scott Baughn . . . continue schoo l and continue to have good times. Jeanine Bescos . . . work for one year, and then go to college. Louise E.T. Bailik . . . have quit Pinball Plus, land myself big in the movie and music industry, shave my head to start fresh and then become a conserva- tive Republican, find myself a good politician, get married and push him into the Presidency. Amy Bice . . . go on to college and plan to become a business accountant. Paul Billheimer . . . have a massive hangover after grad night. I will go into business with my brother after I go to college. Roy Bissada . . James Bond III creativity. . go to college, get a job and rent an apartment. . . succesfully conquer all my goals. I plan to add a new twist to Jane Bova . . . go on to Valley College for two years and then to CSUN. I hope to become a legal secretary or an accountant. Shannon Bowman . . . attend college, graduate from Stanford, become a lawyer, move to Long Island and maybe get married, but no children. Bill Boyd . of cars. . become the world ' s greatest stuntman, have a huge house and lots John Michael Bozeman ... go to college, study music, play keyboards for my band, be signed to the biggest and best record company and be a famous Rock Roll Star. Mike Bradstreet . . . learn how to surf (good) and then go to Australia, Africa, New Zealand, and all the Hawaiian Islands. Susan Braught . . . graduate from college with a degree in computer science, get married to a gorgeous guy and live happily ever after. Paul Brown. . . look into the field of acting and writing. Scott Brusuelas ... go to Pierce College and take classes in Physical Therapy and Athletic Training, and try out for football. Laura Burcham . . . graduate from college; have fun; work in the fashion indus- try; marry a rich G.Q. guy; and always be happy. Karen Burnett . . . go to Northridge to become a certified Accountant Julie Butcher ... go to school, but still have fun, and try not to grow up too quick. Joe Buzzelli . . . shave my head, join a cult and sell flowers at the airport. Jim Red Flash Callan ... get a good job, possibly travel, and be with my friends, including Tina Cocco. Steve W. Carson . . . go to a 2-year college before deciding what else to do. Phil Caporal . . . continue to study in college, hopefully, and find a part-time job. Cecelia Castillo . . . go on to college and study business. Lori Castillo . . . join the Marines, and study to be a computer technician. Joseph Andrew Centeno ... go into the Air Force. Maria Christianakis ... go to college and study biological science (to be a dentist). Debbie Christoffersen . . . go to college, then medical school, become a neonato- logist, travel, party, and have a great life!! Brian Church ... not go to college right away. I plan to wait about two years and then go to college and somehow get a degree in child psychology and go to BYU in Provo, Utah. Randall William Church ... go to Marine boot camp and then on to college. Nancy Ciccarelli ... go to UCLA, marry a rich fraternity boy, live on Park Avenue and retire in St. Tropez. Dean Civille . . . attend Glendale College. The classes I ' m going to take will educate me in the business field. Ultimately I am going to own my own busi- ness. Cindy Clark ... go to college and marry a rich man so that I can partv my life away. Phil Clayton . . . go to college and become a fireman, get an apartment with Dave F. and Dave J. Tina Cocco . . . attend UCLA, become a lawyer, travel and get married. Lorri Colleran ... go to college, play volleyball and become a nurse. Kristen Cook ... go to college, get rich quick and party. Jeff Cope ... go out into the world and help my dad in his job being a craftsman sheet metal work, and get married. Karen Col vard . . . get a full-time job as a secretary. Stan Court . . . go to Cal State Fullerton for a few years, buy a Dodge van. travel the US for about 6 months, work for a small radio station, work for a small TV station, work for CBS radio and NBC News TV and produce my own informa- tive TV shows; then retire to a ranch in Oklahoma. David Crouse . . . attend USC and pursue a career in medicine. Carlos Cruz . . . go to college and become a lawyer. Eugenio Cruz ... go to college. Dennis Damiani . . . go to college. Kristen Daniel . . . go to college and then go into law or teaching. Kim Dartnell ... go to college and eventually become an exotic animal veterina- rian. Scott Davis ... go to Northridge and take general education. Then finish at UCLA, and always keep my friendship with Karen Teti. Regina Dente ... get a full-time job and get married; then I will support my husband. Devon Dickson . . . go on to college, have money and live in Carmel. Senior Futures 209 Stephen Doherty . . . Party ! go to college, become a paremedic, get married and have kids; live somewhere in Northern California. Laura L. Doolen . . . go to CSU , get a pre-vet degree and enter their veterinarian college to obtain a DVM and PhD. German Duque ... go to college and study computers. Sylvia Duquette . . . continue working at my present job. doing computer pro- gramming, word processing, etc. Scott Dyler . . . become a computer programmer, and an accountant as a backup career. Jennifer Marie Eliot . . . go to college, be a model and work part time. Steve Elkin . . . to join the stray cats. Tarn Engel . . . drift and clown around; then I ' ll attend LAVC until I find some- thing better to do. Jacki Evans . . . become a Bruin and major in English. Then I ' ll get married and write books forever. David Fairman ... go to college, graduate, become my own boss, reside on Beverly Dr. in Beverly Hills and enjoy!! Megaly Fernandez ... go to the Institute of Fashion Design to study interior design. I don ' t know if I want to do it for offices or homes. I plan to do this after I get stable. Also thinking of computers, thinking of joining a class on it. Richard Ferret ... go on a long vacation to Costa Rica and then I ' ll join the Marines. Danny Ferrero . . . become an electrician. Leslie Fine ... go to college to develop my career. Ron Fisher ... go to Valley College, transfer to San Jose State, and then seek a career in advertising. Jil Fletcher ... go to college for a few years; then move to Australia to begin a career with a great financial potential; marry Ed and have kids. David Flinders ... go to the Univ. of Oklahoma and get a degree in Bus. Man- agement and own a restaurant or factory. Mike Flynn ... go to Glendale J.C. and party. Dave Fogg . . . go to college, become a computer technician, and buy a house in Burbank. Dan Forseth ... get rich. Greg Franco . . . attend UCLA and get my Master ' s degree in radio and televi- sion. John Galloway ... go to college, play more H,0 Polo and be single for a few years. Then marry and have a family. I woulcflike to be wealthy. John Girlando ... go to Mexico with my girlfriend, then go to Peru to visit my relatives and surf my brains out. Nancy Goldstein . . . work, go to college to get a credential in Special Ed, and get married. Marjorie Gonzalez . . . exterminate the Valley girls. Cindy Greenfield ... go to college at a J.C. for a semester and then transfer to UCLA. Jon Gritzner . . . join the Navy, then move to the mountains. Louie Guerrero ... go to college and major in Business Administration. Beverly Gustin . . . go to a JC for two years, then to Davis for four years. Brian Hannick ... go to night school and work full-time during the day — hopefully in computers. Steve Harchuck . go to college and after that make lots of bucks. Debbie Hartmann . . . go to college and decide what 1 want to become. Lisa Heggendorn . . . attend college part-time and go to work. James M. Heller . . . become a professional actor and stuntman; otherwise I would like to sing in a band. Murray Heller . . . Stay with McDonald ' s and go to college. Darrell Henry . . . go to college, get a degree in Bus. Mgmt. and enter the travel industry. I hope to enter politics also. Stephanie Noel Henry ... go back East to Rl School of Design and hopefully get into Commercial Art. Everett Hernandez . . . attend UCLA, graduate with honors and then return to the homeland to grow rice. Mario A. Hernandez . . . go to Art school become a professional cartoonist, and draw goofy drawings of all the people who treated me bad. Richard Hernandez . . . go to San Diego State and major in business and minor in political science. Chris Holland ... go to Univ. of Washington and major in political science. Susan Hogstrom ... go to college to study theater arts, fashion merchandising; continue my acting career, meet exciting people and travel to New York and Europe and meet Stu . Denny Horton ... go to a private university to receive a bachelor ' s degree — wish to become an architect. Brian Houston . . . obtain my BA and continue on in computer science. Wendi Howe ... to train in music and art. I plan on becoming a recording artist. William Howell. Jr. . . . go to Berkeley Conservatory of Music in Boston to get my AA, master ' s and PhD. in Music (playing and writing). Pat Hubbard . . . attend CSUN and major in computer science and higher mathe- matics. Bill Huffman . . . go fly a kite. Jung Wu Huh . . . continue my education; my career goal is becoming a physi- cian. Julie Humbert . . . celebrate! Tracy Humble ... go to college to study interior design. Also, go to Vidal Sasoon ' s and get a license to be a beautician. Bert Huntsinger ... go to a two-year college, transfer to UCLA and make movies. Alvaro Hurtado . . . work and at the same time go to college. Morgan Insua . . . go to college to study computer programming. Gregory Brian Inser . . . attend acting and stage classes at LACC after which I intend to become a famous actor and be on the cover of Tigerbeat. Delio Jaramillo ... go to college to become a navigator and later become a pilot or work for the CIA or State Department . Eugene Jaramillo . . . become involved in laser technology. Ed Jarrin . . . make millions and have fun doing it ; and retire at 30. Dave Jones ... go to college, hopefully play major league baseball, buy a Mercedes and pay off Dave Fogg ' s insurance bill. Jamie Lisa Jones . . . go on to a beauty college for a license in cosmetology and then attend a school for make-up to become a successful make-up artist. Boo Young Jung . . . go to a 4-year college to pursue my goal. Holly Kemp ... go to either Cal State Long Beach or Northridge to study to become a physical therapist. Robert Kenessey ... go to college to get a degree in business. Patrick Kjenstad . . . work until I have enough money to move up North. Scott Kessler . . . go into the field of computers. Sang Min Kim. . . go to college to study architecture. John Kittleson . . . attend UCLA, party and enjoy college life. Darren Koon ... go to Glendale JC and major in some kind of art to become some kind of architect. Molly Kosmak . . . Attend Cal. Poly San Luis Obispo College. Steve Krattiger . . . go to Cal State Northridge for 4 years and major in computer science. Lori Krueger . . . become a lawyer. CuongLam. . . go to college. Kelly Lauritzen ... go to college to major in business, and plan to be wealthy and retire early. 210 Senior Futures m Corey Lappo . . . study composing, work full time, and become a professional guitarist. Shain Larsen . . . attend BYU, major in social work and minor in vocal music. I plan to marry and live a happy life with my family. Sun Joo Lee ... go to college. Trey Leonard ... go to college and study my major, be successful in whatever I do. Wei-Hsuan Lee . . . attend Colorado State and major in pre-veterinary medi- cine. I hope to obtain a DVM in about 8 years from now. Lorri Lenau ... go to college, then become a stewardess. Yolanda Lianoz . . . work hard and try to have a fulfilled life. Dennis Liddiard . . . attend BYU and graduate with a degree in business. Henry Lopez ... go to the Marines or Air Force and study mechanical engi- neering. Yvette Ly ... go to college for 4 years and hopefully I can get a job in the computer field and be able to support my family. Monique Maggio ... go to a junior college, then transfer to Northridge, lead a happy and healthy life and have a handsome and wealthy husband. Cheryl Ann Mahalick . . . attend Pierce College for two years, then transfer to CSUN and major in business. Khanh Mai . . . attend college for 4 years. When I make it through, I ' ll find myself a decent job and make bricks. Stella Makris . . . continue my education, become very successful at a young age, travel, meet people, be happy, try to help others have a better shot at life. Shawn Maloney ... go to a junior college or into the armed forces. Melissa Manchoff . . . go to Valley College and major in medical science. Ruth Mangandi . . . go to college to continue my studies until I get the career that I ' m dreaming about. Rick Manning . . . attend BYU and major in accounting; live a happy and suc- cessful life with my family. Angela Markow . . . attend college or go to beauty school first. While I ' m doing this, I plan to spend all the rest of my life with my honey! Susie Marquez togetajob.get married and have 2 kids, a boy and a girl. Margret J. Mateo . . . attend a junior college and transfer to a university, major- ing in business. Glen Martin . . . go to college and pursue fine arts as a career. Douglas Martinez . . . have a big party in my house and go to college. Steve Maupin . . . open a massage parlor with my friends. Penne McClung . . . attend Pierce for two years, transfer to Northridge. Eventu- ally I hope to be a landscape architect. Mindy McKee . . . attend UCLA or USC, party, major in political science, get my law degree; become an ambassador or president, travel extensively and marry a multi-billionaire. Lisa McNeil . . . go to a trade school or a college. Scott Medcalf . . . pursue my acting career; attend Cal Arts in the field of Graphic Arts. Alice Medina . . . go to college. Georgia Megas ... go to college. Dave Mejia ... be a hockey player. Gary Menagh . . . attend college and study computer programming (make $100 million in 2 years and buy the state of Hawaii). Soo Mi Jun . . . go to college and have fun !! ! Lisa Miller ... go to Oregon on a long vacation. Theresa Mingin ... go to college. Doreen R. Molina . . . attend LAVC for nursing and later plan to become a Registered Nurse. Hortensia Montes . . . go to college and work hard to live a decent life. Ron Moore ... go to stunt school and become the biggest beer drinker of Burbank High so they will name a beer after me. Joseph N. Mongelli ... get rich fast in my new job as box boy. Kelly Mull . . . attend Pierce College and study computer science. Guy Mullen ... ski a lot, because I like to be around snow! Randy Nakamura . . . become a terrorist so I can Banzai raid third world nations andanti-nukers. Tina Hang . . . go to a UC college and major in Psychology. Heidi Navarro ... to have a great life and get a good job, but first go to college and graduate from FIDM. Mark Neale . . . live and study in Japan, and eventually become a chef; attend a university in Japan. Maria Nell ... go to a university and plan my career. I will also continue with dance. Jeff Nofal . . . live it up! Take long trips and go to college. Kendall Oei . . . go to UCLA and work for my doctorate in astronomy. Venus Oldaker . . . go to college and study computers and marry Randy Mullin in 5 years. Kris Olson . . .build racing motors, build and paint funny cars and rails. Become a professional stock car driver. Henry Ortiz ... go to college and play baseball. If I don ' t have a future in baseball, I will continue with my studies in order to establish a base for my future profession. Norbert O ' Shaughnessy ... go to college and major in business or engineering. Jennifer Otto ... go to Valley and then maybe transfer to Northridge. then maybe get married and have a lot of kids. Terrie Palmer . . . take a vacation from school for one year then return to college and then work; finally get married in that order. Paul Patchin ... go to college, do a lot of traveling and get a good job. Shiro Perera ... go to Northridge for 2 years, transfer to USC and get a PhD in psychology. Michael Pettek ... go to college and become a commercial artist. John Pfaffl ... go to college. Samantha Philbeck ... go to a university where I will earn a degree in geology and possibly go on to law school. Then I will join a group and travel throughout the world. Russ Pierce ... go to Areata CA and receive a degree in agricultural farming; then I will buy some land and start growing California ' s best export. Richard Poole . . . attend college full time, work part time, live at home for first two years, and hopefully graduate from a UC college, also visit other coun- tries. Shawn Quien . . . go to Glendale JC and then transfer to UCLA for psychology. Carlos Quintero ... go to community college and other schools to study a medical career. Karen Rasmussen ... go to college to earn a degree in psychology or interior design. Dan Richardson ... go straight to Trade Tech, and ride motorcycles. Lisa Roach ... go to UCLA and major in motion pictures and television: then pursue film as my career and marry Rich! (in that order) Kerry Robb . . . receive my master ' s degree in business administration. Then I plan to become a CPA and own and operate my own business in Los Angeles. Diane Roberts . . . go to a junior college for four years and then go to UCLA and major in medical science. Danny Rico . . . own several hundred acres of prime farmland in Colombia, and also to become RICH after college life is over. Kirk (Flip) Rutherford ... be a lifeguard at Newport in the summer; a ski patrol at Aspen in winter, and have a wife in both places and drive a Pantera. Steve Ruiz ... to take over my father ' s business working with the right people. I will be very rich and have a lot of power. m Senior Futures 211 Shawn Ryan ... get a job at IBM and start a mini-truck club. Shan Sagona . . . marry an extremely wealthy and gorgeous man, move to La- guna, and collect sports cars. Michael Sanchez . . . attend Ricks College and major in computers for 2 years and transfer to BYU to finish my degree. Jeff Savery ... go to college and continue to play lead guitar and keep my banc going and get rich. Christy Serrao ... go to college, get married to a wealthy man, start a family, then kick bank and enjoy life. Susie Schwieger ... go out and party! Stephanie Lynn Schwiebert . . . go on to higher education and start my career at an early age. Pilar Scozzola ... go to Glendale College, try to get a scholarship into Cal Arts, then try to get into Disney Studios (to begin my career as a commercial artist). Richard Cowboy Seibert ... go into the military. Cindy Selig . . . attend CSUN and then transfer to another college. Yolanda Sequeira ... go to college, prepare for working with Special Ed. kids and later get married. Patty Shilvock . . . continue to work in my parents ' retail gift shop and later plan to own and operate my own gift shop. Diana Shotts attendant. apply at all the airlines in hopes of making a career as a flight Kimberly Silvestro . . . become an airline stewardess and travel; then go to college and become a successful career woman. William Siliazar ... go to college and have a good job. Frank Slovak . . . go to college, and maybe play football or run track. Cheryl Smith ... go to Valley or Pierce College to study music. I would like to improve my secretarial skills. Heather Smith . . . attend University of Calif, at Santa Barbara, major in biology, and later go to medical school at UCLA. Laura Smith . . . attend Moosehead University. Matt Snyder . . . become a door-to-door gynecologist and later go to college. I can work my way through it with my previously stated job. Alyssa Spiropoulos ... go to Valley College for 1 year then transfer to CSUN. . . . attend Northridge and UCLA. I ' ll probably study business administration, or computer science. Tracy Stevenson . . . go to college and try to work. I think I ' m going to get into special education. Gary Stewart ... go to college and later become a CPA and get into financing later, marry and have children. Roger Stohs . . Tamera Study business. Ann Styffe . . . . go to Africa and become a tour guide. . . . go to junior college for 2 years, then transfer to UCLA for get a full-time job, and start planning for my marriage to Robbie, go to beauty school, move out, get a job and have fun the Donna Sugimoto rest of my life. Tim Sutherland . . . attend college and become a certified CPA. and get a degree in business. Then join the US Ski Team and the pro surf circuit. And maybe run for President, too. Char Tabet . . . attend a Jr. College, and after 2 years (give or take) transfer to UCLA and major in business Kathy Tackett down. Le HiepTang. . a hairdresser. . . go to college S.D.S.U. and become a Hygenist and settle . go to college for two years; after two years of college, I will be Brad Taylor. . . go to college. Kelly Taylor . . . become a police officer. Mario Tavares . . . Race, get Happy! 212 Senior Futures m Karen Teti . . . Marry Brian, the August Chip ' n ' Dales man, have a baby, D.M.W., a diamond ring so big people go blind looking at it. I plan to have my braces off; and most important I plan to keep my friendship with Scott Davis. Mitchell Thompson . . . drop out of society and join a tribe of gorillas somewhere in the heart of Africa. Ron Tice . . . attend college with the major of special education, helping and working with mentally and physically retarded people. Lorna Till . . . attend CSUN, earn a Master ' s degree in music, and someday teach, perform, or compose movie scores. Kristin Townsend ... go to college and then on to a career as a teacher for special children. Tri C.Tran ... go to college at night, and try to get a job. Frank Trevino . . . go to college and study fire science. Then become a fireman. Also, I ' d like to become an Ail-American in track and run in the ' 84 Olympics. I also plan to stay single. Maria A. Tsilimidos ... go to college and decide my career goals. I also plan to do a lot of traveling. John Tucker . . . go to college, become an architect. Have a great time in life, do a lot of skiing and buy a Porsche. Ngo Thang Tue . . . go to college. Alan Turrill . . . Work; go to the beach a lot; go to Europe; and then maybe become rich and famous ! Patty Uhl . . .attend the University of Ca. Santa Barbara and study medicine. As soon as I get some money I will buy a convertible bug. Mike Vasconez ... I plan to attend a four year college and major in business. Brandi-Lyn Vedder . . . go to LA. Valley college for one year then U.C.L.A.To complete my schooling. Then on to the Silver Screen Make millions. Lisa Villanueva . . . Attend U.C.L.A. have a blast partying, get rich, become Mindy M ' s vice-president of the U.S., Marry someone with ajaguar. Kristi Vitale . . . go to college and earn a degree, become a model, lead a happy- wealthy life with a husband and three children. And live in a beautiful house. Kurt Vitolo . . . Become a C.P.A. and release 10 platinum albums. Daniel Waite . . . attend a trade school and learn computer technology and sewing. Don Ward . . . Move to Des Moines, Iowa; Marry 1.7 times; have 2.5 children and make from $32,500-$37,000, develop a drinking problem and enroll at Raleigh Hills. Deborah-Lynn Wason ... go for the challenges in life, conquer new horizons and defeat Reagonomics. Bill Webster . . . Become one of the best professional handicapper ' s of all time. Darlene Weimer . . . attend a J.C. college, then go to a university, then to Scripps for my P.H.D. Sharon M. Weisberg . . . Go on and get my degree in child development, so I can work with all kinds of children. Mark Welsh . . . continue my study in music and someday perform or teach. Cynthia Westbrook . . . go to beauty school. Kerry Whatcott . . . attend Brigham Young University and go into the field of science. Kenneth Wilkins . . . go to college and make myself better overall so I can lead a happy and full life. Thomas M. Wilkinson . . .I ' m hoping to become a law ver and win cases all over the U.S. Kathy Williams ... go into the computer field. Mark Windhauser . . . become a lawyer or computer science person. Deanna Marie Yates ... go to either Ricks College In Idaho or BYU in Utah Richard Zagars ... go to a junior college. Annette D. Zapata ... go to a university and try to pursue a career in social work, maybe become a teacher or work with juvenile delinquents. Then 1 plan to raise a family and get married. Guillermo Ztintzun . . . further my education and try to play soccer on a profes- sional level. OUR MEMORIES My Most Memorable Moment at B.H.S Ron Acton . . . was winning the Foothill League Championship. My senior year in cross country. Being ranked 7th in C.I.F. Also having good friends, and meeting Holly. Bob Alden There ' s too many to list. Audrey Alvarez . . . When everyone in an English class cheated and failed a test together. Bryan Ambrose . . .when there was oil in the parking lot and everyone was having a good time. Kristin Angel . . . with Laura and the red Audi, Kristin and the askance glances , running track in the hail, the party on skates, corny jokes in Peterson ' s, and laughing in the halls. Yvonne Arambula . . . was the Football game rallies during Burbank Burroughs week. Jim Arnone . . . took place while trying my hardest to ignore Mr. Harris and avoid math at all costs. Ann Armour . . . was being with my friends, having a crush on John, having Auzi boy for a teacher, having Beverly for a friend. James B. Audette . . . was being with my friends and participating on the Track Team. Carl Bailey . . . was New Years Eve ' 82- ' 83, Post Football game activities, vegetable runs, HOLIDAY INN, and meeting Michelle Forsette ' s mom. Michael Bailey . . . was all of the great times in the Drama Dept. Bob Baker . . . was the Rad Parties ! ! Pam Barnes . . . was the days I was excused from P.E. Joe Battey . . . Football games, parties, Bob ' s liquid lunches, and all those other good times. Scott Baughn . . . was our so-called trip to the hospital to see Ed. Football at Brand Park and those nights at Big T and Gormin. Party it up Jeanine Bescos . . . Wt. Training, how the boys didn ' t want girls in it at first, but ended up changing their minds. They enjoyed it. (attitude changed) Louise Bialik . . . was working with Rob Edenzon and the rest of Theatre Workshop . . . Drama has saved my sanity. I ' ll never forget My Fair Lady, All My Sons, Heaven Can Wait and West Side Story. Amy Bice . . . was when our Basketball team in my soph, year beat Burros in double overtime to go on to C.I.F. Paul Bielheimer . . . was Senior picture day; when Joe Mangelli got in a fight with a girl from J.B.H.S.,whenI got a ticket in front of the store . James Bond . . . was when I hooked up with Joe Buzzelli and company. Jane Bova . . . was all of the crazy times with my bestest friend Venus and my other friends Michelle, Cathe, and Heather. Going crazy in Mr. Frankamp ' s Photo Class. Shannon Bowman . . . was going to the Football games, going dancing, the Operetta, My 2- month romance, Fletch ' s slumber parties, and just hanging out with my friends. Bill Boyd . . . was scoring Burbank High ' s only defensive Touchdown vs. San Gabriel. John Michael Bozeman . . . was the WOMEN, the Guissippies, the Parties, the good friends, the Key Club, the big mistake I made by leaving Burbank. Mike Bradstreet . . . was all the women, all those great assemblies, and all the great teachers (Mr. Kelly) Susan Braught . . . was cheering at the Burbank Burroughs game, crazy times with my friends, being a princess, crazy talks with D.F., getting happy on weekends, watching Officer and a Gentleman with Caroline. Paul Brown . . . was acting as Mr. Jordan in Heaven Can Wait. Scott Brusuelas . . . was 0-10 season. Laura Burcham . . . was Kristin T., Ludwig and lunch on day 1, Susan and our nights in Westwood, Delora, Kristin A. and her understanding, and of course Mary and her joyous news. Kevin Burgett . . . was betting sideways in the parking lot on all of the oil in my Baja and Truck. Leaving all those beer bottles in the parking lot for people to find. Julie Butcher . . . was when I was the only one who got caught and cried my way out of it. The Twilight Zone with Tim, Carm, and you know who! ! What matchmakers! ! Joe Buzzelli . . . was when I hung a B.A. in front of Martens. We (I) stole the B.H.S. Bulldog and held it for ransom. Jim Callan . . . was meeting new friends, Nerd Day, 50 ' s Day, Tacky Day. Steve Carson . . . was getting the coaches award. Cecilia Castillo . . . was cutting class and go have coffee with my best friends or going to the beach, or going shopping, ect . . . Lori Castillo . . . was spirit week and the school ' s slide show. Joseph Centeno . . . was the Foothill League finals in Track and the Key Club Donkey Basket- ball Games. Mary Christianakis . . . was the great experience I had being on the Basketball team, but person- ally I feel the best of all is attending an American high school which is com- pletely different from a Greek one. Debbie Christoffersen . . . was when I earned the M.V.P. award in tennis, when I worked at B.C.H. while in community service and was able to see a birth of a baby. Brian Church . . .was talking with my friends, going to fun and enjoyable games (sports) and classes, and just good ol ' playing and fooling around. Randall Church . . . was meeting a very understanding, beautiful and good friend Shane Emma. Nancy Ciccarelli . . . was cheering with Zap McFritz, Bow and Bra; Susan and I missing out; Eugene boys, and Jay-Faye always being there whenever I needed a friend. Dean Civille . . . was attending all the Football games. Concludin g my relationship with Cherrie Richardson. Cindy Clark . . . was watching guys without them knowing and craving their bods. Then talking to Tim, Bill and Jeff in the B.H.S. parking lot. Phil Clayton . . . was Holiday Inn, Shadow Hills runs, snowballing, Pop Jazz and RAM- PAGING. Tina Cocco . . . was having Lorri as a friend! The crazy times I spent with her and all my other friends. Putting on that terrible slide show for the whole school, and especially meeting Pat! Lorri Cooleran . . . was playing volleyball with the best players in the world, the 1982 Varsity Volleyball Team! Jeff Cope . . . was being able to work on my ' 57 chevy 2-door Bel Air and get it to run and drive it around school. Karen Colvard . . . was being in Drill Team, and taking Parenting. We had lots of fun in that class. Stan Court . . . was when Mr. Nicholson told me I was Editor-in-Chief of the HI-LIFE. Also, coming in first for the first time in the 440 in my sophomore year and knowing that people were actually cheering for me. David Crouse . . . was becoming JV Basketball MVP. Also beating Burroughs in Varsity Basketball. Our Memories 213 Carols Cruz . . . was watching the Burbank Bulldogs go 0-10 after being beaten by Bur- roughs. Eugenio Cruz . . . was competing in the CIF in Cross-Country and the great coaching staff which included Kemp. Kallem, and Howard. Dennis Damiani . . . was going to sixth per. after lunch. Also, all the parties we all had. Kristen Daniel . . . was in the days of Verdugo Parade. The Tall flags got a score of 99 out of 100. We got first place. Kim Dartnel! . . . was the trip to UCSB, picking up trash in the rain, swim team, bus rides, Jacuzzi lane, arid North ' s class. Scott Davis . . . was football games. Christmas of ' 81, BOB ' S, Holiday Inn runs. Dave Jone ' s house, watching football games on Saturday. Friday and Saturday night craziness, and Jack-in-the-box vegetable runs. Regina Dente . . . was the fun that my best friend and I have had at Burbank, and the first time 1 met my best friend. Devon Dickson . . . was Stella, Marching Band Tour, Washington DC. and New York 1981, first place at Cal. Poly Pomona 1981. B.H.S. Jazz Festivals, beating Bur- roughs at Palmdale 1982. Burroughs game. Coronation Court 1982-83 and the Dodger games. Stephen Doherty . . . was the start and growth of beachballs at football games. Also, Mr. Bertrand going two for two: Boxing Students. Laura L. Doolen . . . was going to New York and Washington D.C. with the Band. German Duque . . . was my junior year, my singing in barbershop, and my drama classes. Sylvia Duquette . . . was sharing the good times as well as the bad with the one person I love the most, Bill. Scott Dyler . . . were the many friends I met at Burbank High. Jennifer Marie Eliot . . . Senior Prom. Graduation and having fun with my good friends. Steve Elkin . . . It had to be November 13, 1981 when I went to third period. Tom Engel . . . running into people from 421 ; Karen ' s juggling efforts; confrontations at football games; rejection in Chem: unending games on Manning: good friends and endless fun times. Jacki Evans . . . Westwood, Football games ( SMILE! ), Bob ' s, Winchells, SAT- BEACH, SPIRIT WEEK (Class To Be Is ' 83), The pain of the gain (track) Step Back Easy (Aerobics) David Fairman . . When our Senior class showed more spirit than any other Senior class ever did at the Burbank-Burros game! Magaly Fernandez . . . The times when I had Ms. Wiles in various classes and having Mr. Margve for Science. Richard Ferret . . . going out to lunch and having a good time with my friends and I had lots of fun at the Football Games. Leslie Fine . . . getting together with everyone at Bob ' s after the Sports games. Ron Fisher . . . When I sacked the Burros quarterback in the J.V. Football game vs. Burros in 1980. Jill Fletcher . . . Having the friends 1 have along with all the great times we ' ve shared (I love you all). Making our late nite runs to scarf. The get togethers at my house, our language, and the night we shrm ' d. David Flinders . . . was the Burbank-Burroughs fight. (Nov. 1981) Mike Flynn . . . was going to sixth period after getting happy at lunch. Dave Fogg . . . was Holiday Inn, crashing with Jeff Nofal. Castaways parking lot, going out with Mindy McKee, Susan Braught in the halls. Shadow Hill nights, Mullholland Drive! Dan Forseth . . . was when a battery blew up in Auto, a fight broke out in a bar, I hit someone in the head with a bottle. Greg Franco . . . was rehearsals for My Fair Lady ( 1981 ) and New York Washington Band tour. John Galloway was the Burbank Burros PoJo me, I gave the referee a bit of assistance 214 Our Memories Polo (tome, I gave the in getting into the swimming pool, which resulted in taking a day off in school. Nancy Goldstein . . . was the Football games, parties, dances, having Tracy Stevenson live with me and most of all the moments with John D ' Agostin. Marjorie Gonzalez . . . was cutting in our junior year and getting caught by cops ' cuz of Centipede fever, and laughing at phony Newwavers. Cindy Greenfield . . . was the Football and Basketball and Baseball games. Wendi , Lisa , LisaN., Meredith Walch. Cheerleading, Susan and Annette. JV year. TP . in P.J ' s. Var. Flags, Brandi, Darleen, Deana, Wendi and Kelly!! Jon Gritzner . . . was painting myself blue and white for the Burroughs game and stabbing some guy in the parking lot. then spending Thanksgiving in jail! Louie Guerrero . . . was the Burbank vs. Hart Football game. When at half-time at Hart ' s Homecoming, I exposed myself at the fifty-yard line, resulting in a day off from school. Beverly Gustin . . . was being in Drill Team and going to Football games, and getting to know so many people. Steve Harchuck . . . was having fun with my friends. Debbie Hartman . . . was the UCSB trip, picking up trash in the rain, Mr. North ' s class. Ice fights and football games. Lisa Heggendorn . . . was spending time with my friends and my boyfriend. James M. Heller . . .was saving Rod Smith ' s life (Direct pressure). Playing taxi-cab with my brand new truck. Hoisting Murray Heller ' s moped up to the 50 foot high platform. Murray Heller . . . was my friends and the time I spent on the front lawn talking at lunch time. Finding my moped up on the 50-foot platform. Stephanie Noel Henry . . . Going to radical concerts like Who, R.E.O. Speedwagon, Loverboy, Scorpions, Go Go ' s and most of all Billy Squire. Water and Snow Skiing, running around, and getting crazy with Michelle. Everett Hernandez . . .Playing Basketball for the BIG I . Mario A. Hernandez . . . Stevenson coming up to me and saying that one sentence I ' ve been wait- ing all semester to hear, Mario, I ' ve decided to pass you. Richard Hernandez . . . The chopping of the tree, hanging out at Westwood with Tom. Glyn, Kerry, and Frank. CC work outs at Griffith, Chevy Chase Easter and Camp- land in San Diego. Danny Horton . . . Nights at Bob ' s, Baseball games, assemblies, Mr. Bernhardts terrible jokes, and all my friends. Brian Houston . . . My first year in the Marching Band and Jazz ensemble, and the fight at Homecoming my Junior year. Wendi Kay Howe . . . T.L.C., Dana, Be a Pepper, Bob ' s, Jr. Class Car Wash, Picnic. John T., Tracy, Karen, Pep Squad 82-83, Cindy. Westwood, Pismo Beach, Love Hate, Always Remember BHS. William Henry Howell Jr. . . . Play for Mr. Hall ' s Pop N Jazz class. All of the dances. And being in Adv. Auto Shop. Pat Hubbard . . . The Kayos in Calculus Class. Bill Huffman . . . The day we got out of school for summer vacation. Julie Humbert ... I forgot ! Tracy Humble . . . The times with my best friends Jil, Mindy. Jamie K., Jamie J., Karen, Donna, Kath, Susan, Christy, Lisa, and Karen T. X-mas dance with Dana and coronation with Brent. Bert Hutsinger . . . The football games and pep ralleys. Relaxing and having fun in photo class. Morgan Insua . . . Watching Mr. Frozina ' s face when we threw his desk and briefcase out the window. Beating Burroughs in Baseball in the 1982 season! Gregory Brian Isner . . . Hearing applause after Heaven Can Wait . Flipping off Mr. Gehringer in front of class. Last day of 81 ' -82 ' , spleafed to Leakster. Meeting Babe! Delio Jaramillo . . . Having Mrs. Stevenson for English. Eugene Jaramillo . The times I spent with my girlfriend Julie Beauchamp, and all my friends. Ed Jarrin . . . The Homecoming Dance and Parade. My 3 car collision, and all the killer parties! Dave Jones . . . Kidnapping the Bulldog. The Church. Granada ' s and the eject Button. Being an Assasin. Castaway ' s nights. Bob ' s. Claytons truck blowing up. Dil- lions C.L. Commercial Journey ' s Lights. Jamie Lisa Jones . . . Going to lunch with OH-Men! Losing the first 4 games in Volleyball and coming back to win the last six and going on to C . I . F . ! Boo Young Jung . . . Participation in Mock Trial Team. Holly Kemp . . . The best part about High school was meeting Ron Acton. I met him in 10th grade and have been madly in love ever since. Ralph Kemp . . . 4x4 runs to Big T. and Shadow Hills, a lot of them are a little blurd. Robert Kenessey . . . My first day of my sophomore year, making the tennis team for the first time. Patrick Kjenstad . . . When I graduate. Scott Kessler ... I acted in the production of Heaven Can Wait. I visited Washington D.C. for 1 week with Cose-Up. Sang Mim Kim It is the Burbank High School itself. My teachers and good classmates and other people who work in school and the old buildings. John Kittleson . . . Bob ' s, Assasin raids, sock-hops, football games, Homework sessions at Dave ' s. Molly Kosmak . . . Having P.E. first period. Winning the Barbershop Quartet of the Year award. Steve Krattiger . . . Being able to compete in the league finals for the swim team all three years. Lori Krueger . . .My tour to Washington D.C. and N.Y. and at our parades and fieldshows. Kelly Lauritzen . . . meeting Mr. North having the hottest class rooms in the West! Shain Larsen . . . Both Coronation Dances with Rick, and his great companionship, Pop Jazz, Cheering for such a spirited school, dance and music scholarships and all my friends. Trey Leonard . . . Being known as Spiccoli, Senior picture day, Joe Mongelli got in a brawl with a young girl from J.B.H.S. Wei-Hsuan Lee . . . Making friends and acquiring more knowledge from classes. Lorri Lenau ... My trip to Washington D.C. with the C.U in D.C. group. Most of all is the Football Games, and Meeting Tina and Rich H. Yolanda Lianoz . . . The friends I have in Burbank High School is the most memorable thing. Which I hope to see them all in the near future. Dennis Liddiard . . . Games, Banquets and shows, All my friends. Henry Lopez . . . Seeing the Burbank football team fall on their faces. Yvette Hy . . . The fun that we had. The meanest teachers I dislike and the nicest teacher I admire. Monique Maggio . . . When some friends and I were on Drill Team in 10th grade and we got in trouble for being Naughty. Going to parties with friends. Cheryl Ann Mahahck . . . The social life we have had, plenty of good times and bad times and managed to survive all of them. KhanhMai . . . When I tried to push my way out of the locker room, but I decided to go back in, because I wasn ' t dressed yet. Stella Makris . . . Devon; Hinchy ; hiking w Norbert, Randy, Mark, Jesus ' shoes; Mr. Gog- gles; D.T. Parades; Go Go ' s concert; basketball; bus rides; skits in French; the old four. Showin Maloney . . . That I lost 40 credits because I moved here, and will graduate by the skin of my teeth. Melissa Manchoff . . . When Mr. Bertrand almost suspended me for singing a dirty song walking down the hall at lunch. Ruth Mangandi . . . When I first came and met all the friends that I have now, especially my cute boyfriend. Rick Manning . . . Both coronations with Shain, 0-1- record with football, winning seasons with basketball, the humorous tennis banquets, golden award for football and all my friends. Angela Markow . . . would be my senior year when I was Student Director for Heaven Car Wait. And my memorable teacher Rob Edenzon. Susie Marquez . . . My most memorable moments here in Burbank High is when me and Hortencia TA-ed for Andeoni. Someone we can really talk to. Margret J. Mateo . . . Heidi ' s crazy and sometimes embarrasing ways that made the rest of the barcada ' s (Mary Ann, Mario, Eric, Armondo, and Lee) lunch more bear- able. Glenn Martin . . . Moving and T.P.ing Mr. Edenzon ' s car. Hiding Murry Heller ' s moped. Douglas Martinez . . . When I started to study here and be a part of this big family. Since thai time I have had a lot of memorable moments. . . . Steve Maupin . . . Not remembering the moments I had. Penne McClung . . . Colorguard — 81 ' -82 ' , football games and rallies. Council meetings, swirr team, bus rides, building floats and having friends. Mindy McKee . . . Prom 82, Drill team, B-B ' ing sophomores, D.F., my crazy friends 1 Love You! , parties, stats, Apathetic!, oh-marathons, obnoxiousness, mun- chies , who cares — we ' re seniors ! Lisa McNeil . . . was participating in all the Volleyball, Basketball and Softball games Especially the Burbank vs. Burroughs game. Scott Medcalf . . . was painting myself blue and white, trench coats, passing out, Paul Wit- ten, My wedding with Angela Markow and the rad party afterwards. Georgia Megars . . . Was at football games, eating in the cafeteria and assemblies. Dave Mejia . . . Was Mr. Fronzina ' s. 1 class, Electronics Fall of 81 ' . Gary Menagh . . . Will be Graduation and the Senior Prom. Lisa Miller . . . When I went to my first High School dance. Theresa Mingin . . . Was the Boys, Football and Basketball games. Doreen R. Molina . . . My most memorable moments at Burbank High have been with coach Kallem in his first period P.E. class remember But Coach . Thanks foi making my first year at Burbank High, my Senior year the best it could evei be! Ron Moore . . . Getting happy at Burbank High School before leaving to Gorman, anc Redrock also getting happy at all the games. Joseph R. Mongelli . . . When I got 14 stitches for punching a stupid window in the hall of school Kelly Mull . . . My High School years have been a memorable experience. Some of my experience ' s I wish never happened, but I wouldn ' t have missed it for the world. Guy Mullen . . . Playing in th e snow. Randy Nakamura . . . Scoffing at the biggest losers at this school and admiring the Track ol land. Tina Nang . . . Well the thing I never forget is the first week I attended Burbank High there was a fire drill almost every day. Heidi Navarro . . . Everything that I was in and what I did. Mark Neale . . . My 3 years in Marching Band. Two of which I spent as assistant Drum Major and Band Vice President. Maria Nell . . . Performing in Dance Performance ' s Dance Gallery , football games, Coronation, meeting new people, sophomore year, Bob ' s. JeffNofal ... My most memorable moments from Burbank High, were snow balling the Auditorium during a play, and going to football games. Venus Oldaker . . . Being with my friends and having fun. Causing trouble in Photo, having Mr. Frankamp as a teacher. Jane, Cathe, Heather, Michele, and Stephanie. Henry Ortiz . . . Cutting class to go skiing and honking to our teacher whos class we cut as we left. Kidnapping Karen Rassmussen. Our Memories 215 Jennifer Otto . . . When my car battery burned out. in the student parking lot and I had to call the tow truck to recharge my car. Terrie Palmer . . The fight at the Burbank vs Burroughs game, when everything was catch- ing on fire, going to Bob ' s Big Boy aftergames. Paul Patchin . . . Going to football games with my friends and to parly ' s. Semantha Philbeck . . . Going to New York City and Washington D.C. with the marching band. Rebecca Hae yon Poole . . . Meeting some really neat people, and some nice teachers. Carlos Quitero . . . When in the 81-82 season we went to the C.I.F. Soccer Playoffs even though we only lasted until the second round. Karen Rasmussen . . . Special moments of my sophomore year, dances and enjoying my friends at football games. Dan Richardson . . . When our football team lost every game. Lisa Roach . . . 4-wheel driving at Country-Club, during lunch getting very stuck, then wetting my pants in front of a police officer. Kerry Robb . . . When I won the foothill league title in the mile my sophomore year. Winning the foothill league championship in cross country with Eugene, Ron, Tom, Frank, Mike, Rich, and Glyn, my senior year. Diane Roberts ... My most memorable moments at B.H.S. is when the B.H.S. colorguard scored 99 in the competition parade in Gendale in 1980, we took first place. Danny Rico . . . The time I went to a football game for the first time. Shawn Ryan . . . The day I met my girl-friend when I was cutting class in the 1 1th grade. Shan Sagona . . . The only one who didn ' t get caught, running out of gas at 11:30 in Van Nuys with Nancy; Newport trips; bills L.B. parties with Esa. Michael Sanchez . . . Being Pep-commissioner and experiencing a very high-spirited Senior year also enjoying everything I did with my friends. Christy Serrao . . . The dances, sock hops, cruising my boat, crazy lunches with my buddies. Susie Schweiger . . . Food fights at lunch, the backwards dance, football games, having home- work but never doing it, falling alseep in Mr. Ansalone ' s class. Pilar Scozzola . . . Football games, water polo games + being with my friends. Cindy Selig . . . Burbank Burros games, close up trip to Washington Yolanda Sequeira . . . My sophomore year with, DeMarcos. Richards, the cast party and Dean; my junior year with Gracie, Jim and Wendy ' s party ' s. Patty Shilvock . . . Band tour ' 81 through Washington D.C. and New York. Drill teams ups and downs , meeting my honey John and our football team going 0-10. Diana Shoots . . . When I sang at the Talent Show and when 1 auditioned for the Opperetta and just plain having a lot of fun with my friends. Cheryl Smith . . . Going to Football games, being in My Fair Lady, making new friends throughout the 3 years. Kimberly Silvestro . . . Meeting at Bob ' s after a football game, taking a guy out to the backwards dance. Frank Slovak . . . Suzie Scurria!, playing on the football team and experiencing good times with my friends. Alyssa Spiropoulos . . . My high school years have been happy moments in which will be in my mind for years to come. I ' ve grown physically and mentally. . . . Band tour ' 81 ' , General Hospital taping, Palmdale, Cal Poly Pomona, Lywood Parade. Tracy Stevenson . . . Football games, playing sports, nerd day, donkey basketball, the dances, parties, getting together with friends. Gary Stewart . . . When I won the Love of Kristie and when I did the worm in 1 1th grade as people clapped on. Tamera Study ... All the football games and also the volleyball games. Ann Styffe . . . My Tech. Theatre class, it was very fun, interesting, and extremely excit- ing, it left me with a great feeling. Kathy Tackett . . . Were my friends and my teachers, thanks for the great years. Brad Taylor . . . Marching Band when Kuyma was director, my tennis matches. Burbank going 0-10 in football, Burbank, Burroughs football fight. Kelly Taylor . . . All 3 — Burbank, Burroughs games — I ' ll never forget them. Mario Tavares . . . The parties Red Rock, the Thanksgiving weekend. Karen Teti . . . Soph. yr. with Susan Hogstrom, Jetson J.C. and the boys meeting Scott Davis Jr. yr. , Hug Therapist and his 1 2 of pieces of gum every day! Thanks Tev. for being a part of my life. Tracy you ' re special to me. Mitchell Thompson . . . When I passed Geometry 2. hitting Mrs. Leonad with a pie and Mr. Bertrand ' s dirty looks (He never smiles). Lorna Till . . . Being with the greatest friends a person could have the one and only Lunch Bunch Kristin Townsend . . . The school dances, football games, and special friends. Tri Tran . . . Playing sports, hanging around with my friends. Frank Trevino . . . Going 5-0 in Cross Country and being ranked 8th in C.I.F. Also meeting all new friends during my senior year, having a great time at all of the parties Friday and Sat. Maira A. Tsilimidos . . . The Burbank Burroughs game of 1981. going to Bob ' s after the games, T.P ' ing houses, piling 12 people in my volkswagon and the school dances. John Tucker ... I feel very strongly that my most memorable moments from B.H.S. was when I was awarded most valuable tennis player. Alga Turrill . . . My most memorable moment will be graduation, but I think just being part of the class of ' 83 ' will be unique . Patty Uhl ... I remember when Mr. Golden busted me for being naughty in drill tea my sophomore year. Mike Vasconez ... I will remember every minute in Burbank High School, but 1 think my senior year is the best. Brandi-Lyn Vedder . . . Sharing the best three years of my life, with Jennifer. John, Tenita, and Christi. Kristi Vitale ... In the 10th grade when I met and fell in love with Gary Stewart. Kurt Vitolo . . . My most memorable moments were freaking people out. Daniel Waite . . . The fight between Burbank and Burroughs, and the talent show. Deborah Lynn Wasson . . . Singing in girls barbershop at the assembly, Mr. Auzene ' s biology class. Darlene Weimer . . . Cheerleading at football games and basketball games. Sharon M. Weisberg ... I have enjoyed meeting people and helping people. I will never forget a! the special moments I have had here at Burbank High. Mark Welsk . . . The moments I remember are watching football games and go to Bob ' after. Kerry Whatcott . . . The super friends I had, and hope to keep Kathy Williams . . . My most memorable moments in B.H.S. are probably at half time at the football games, and being in the parade. Deanna Marie Yates . . . Jumping around cheering at football games. Singing in Pop ' n ' Jazz shows and boring Mr. North in class. Kenneth Wilkins . . . When you get to sign yearbooks and find out what people think of you. Annette D. Zapata . . . My most memorable moments is the experience being a cheerleader, being in the homecoming all three years. Guillermo Ztinzton . . . Playing in the C.I.F. playoffs. When we won, we had to travel to Canyon High. It was the best game we played as a team. : 216 Our Memories m SENIOR ACTIVITIES Acton, Ron 3 years Var. Cross Country Letterman; Cross Country Captain; 2 years Var. Track Letterman; 2 years Adv. Photo Alden.Bob Water Polo; Theatre Workshop; Technical Theatre Alvarez, Audrey F.S.A.; Drama Club Ambrose, Bryan Football Angel, Kristin Drill Team; Z-Club; C.S.F.; Varsity Track Arone, Jim C.S.F. Sealbearer; CU in DC; Burbank Community Hospital Volunteers Armour.Ann Pep Club; Beta Club; Medical and Psychological Club; JV Volleyball; Varsity Volleyball Audette, James Track Team Pole Vaulter Bailey, Carl Shadow Hills Champions Breakfast Club Bailey, Michael President of Theatre Workshop; Soph, and Var. Football; Mr. Fairy Lady — All My Sons; Heaven Can Wait; You ' re A Good Man Charlie Brown; Talent Show ' 82; Dance Performance ' 81 and ' 82 Battey, Joe Hi-Life Editor Baughn, Scott S. Tennis Bescos, Jeanine Teacher Aides Bialik, Louise Theatre Workshop; Drama; Tech. Theatre; Manager of Props for My Fair Lady; Student Legislative Council; All My Sons; Hi-Life Editor and Re- porter; Potpourri; Dance Performance; Z-Club; 1982 Talent Show; V.M.A.; Front Page Club V.P.; Heaven Can Wait; Pop Jazz; Girls Barbershop; Psy- chological and Medical Club Bice, Amy 3 years Var. Basketball; J.V. Softball Bielhiemer, Paul B.H.S. Mock Trial Bissada, Roy Track Bond, James Photo Bowman, Shannon Pep Club; Z-Club; Ski Club; Football Stats; Var. Yell Leader; A.S.B. Boyd, Bill ' 82 Football Bozeman, John Michael Key Club Braught, Susan J.V. and Var. Cheerleader; Z-Club; C.S.F. ; Var. Swim Team Brown, Paul Theatre Workshop; Film Society Brusuelas, Scott 2 years Var. Football Burcham, Laura C.S.F. Treasurer Burnett, Karen Honor Roll; Var. Softball; Var. Basketball; Track Butcher, Julie Drill Team Callan, Jim Red Flash 3 years Cross Country; 3 years Track Carson, Steve W. Key Club; Football; Track Caporal, Phil Baseball; Soccer -Castillo; Cecilia Nothing Centeno, Joseph Andrew B.H.S. Key Club; Track; Yearbook Editor; Journalism; Marching Band Christianockis, Mary Girls Basketball Christoffersen, Debbie Medical Club; 3 years Var. Tennis; 2 years Var. Softball Mgr.; Basketbal Mgr. Church, Brian A.S.B. ; Baseball Manager; Football Manager; Madrigal Choir Church, Randall Pop Jazz; Theatre Workshop Ciccarelli, Nancy Pep Club; A.S.B. Corresponding Secretary; Z-Club; C.S.F.; Var. Cheer leader Cocco, Tina Z-Club; Yearbook photo editor; Track Manager; CU in DC trip Colleran, Lorri Medical and Psychological Club; JV and Var. Volleyball; JV Baseball; Var Track Colvard, Karen Drill Team Court, Stan Editor-in-Chief of High Life; Theatre Workshop; Cross Country; Letterman Crouse, David C.S.F.; J.V. Basketball; Var. Basketball Cruz, Eugenio Cross Country Daniel, Kristin Girls Basketball Manager; B.H.S. Band; Tall Flags Dartnell, Kim Swim Team ; C . S . F .; Medical Club Davis, Scott Golf Team D ickson, Devon Marching Band; Jazz Band; Girls Basketball (Manager) Doherty, Stephen Marching Band; Jazz Band; Orchestra; Soph, and Var. Track Doolen, Laura L. Colorguard Duque, German Drama Dyler, Scott Track; Cross Country Eliot, Jennifer Marie Drill Team; Aerobic Dance Elkin, Steve Baseball; Football: Journalism; Art Engel, Tammy Dance Performance; Barbershop; Pep Club; Honor Roll; West Side Story Evans, Jackie J.V. Basketball; Var. Track; Student Council; Z-Club; A.S.B. Correspondinj Secretary; C.S.F. Secretary; Senior Class Spirit Leader; Pep Club Fairman, David Vocal Music Association; Pop Jazz; Operetta Prod, of West Side Story Ferrat, Richard Soph. Football Fine, Leslie J.V. Basketball; Softball Mng. Fisher, Ron Soph, and Var. Football; Reporter and Sports Editor of Hi-Life: Theatn Workshop: West Side Story Fletcher, Jil Yearbook Forseth, Dan Auto-Shop France, Greg Marching Band; Jazz Band; Orchestra Galloway, John Water Polo; Swim Team; Legislative Council Girlando, John Theatre Workshop; West Side Story; Tech. Theatre Goldstein, Nancy J.V. Volleyball 2 years; J.V. Softball; Basketball Stats m Senior Activities 2 1 7 Greenfield, Cindy J.V. Yell; Var. Flags; Pop Jazz; Madrigals; My Fair Lady; Legislative Coun- cil; Basketball Stats Gritzner, Jon Theatre Workshop Vice-Pres.; Track; Drama; Tech. Theatre Guerrero, Louie Legislative Council Gustin, Beverly Drill Team; My Fair Lady; Orchestra; Credit Union Board of Directors Harchuck, Steve Soccer; Football Hartman, Debbie C.S.F.; Pep Club; Var. Volleyball; J.V. Basketball Heller, James M. Theatre Workshop; Talent Show; Heaven Can Wait; You ' re A Good Man Charlie Brown (Ass. Stage Mgr.); Stage Manager of West Side Story Heller. Murray Drama; Theatre Workshop Henry, Darrel Var. Football; Var. Waterpolo; Photo Club; Speech Club; Close-Up Trip Henry, Stephanie Noel 2 years Var. Cross Country; 2 years Var. Track; Soph. Treasurer; Jun. Class V.P. Hernandez. Everett Basketball; C.S.F.; Legislative Council Hernandez, Mario A. West Side Story Hernandez, Richard 3 years Cross Country ; Track Team; Photo Club; B.H.S. all around photogra- pher Hogstrom, Susan C.S.F.; Pep Club; Drama Horton, Danny Baseball; Hi-Life Staff Houston, Brian Marching Band; Jazz Ensemble Howe. Wendy Kay Basketball Stats and Mgr.; Water Polo Stats and Mgr.; Pop Jazz Choir and Show ' 82 and ' 83; Madrigal Choir; Student Faculty Talent Show; Junior Class Pres.; Pep Commissioner; A.S.B.; Legislative Council Howell, William Henry Football; Pop. Jazz; Auto Huffman. Bill J.V. Baseball Huh, Jung Wu Tennis Team; Mock Trial Humble, Tracy Drill Team Huntsinger, Ben Film Society Insua, Morgan Key Club; Mock Trial; Var. Baseball Isner, Gregory Brian Heaven Can Wait; Theatre Workshop laramillo, Delio Nothing larrin, Ed Var. Waterpolo; Swim Team Jones, Dave J.V. and Var. Baseball Jones. Jaimie Lisa Soph. Pep Club; J.V. Volleyball and Var. Volleyball Jung, Young C.S.F.; ' 82 Mock Trial Kemp, Holly Cross Country; Track; C.S.F. Kemp, Ralph Cross Country; Track Kenessey, Robert Journalism; Boys Tennis Team Kessler, Scott C.S.F.; Theater Workshop; C.U. in D.C.; Ski Club; Film Society Koon, Darren Cross Country; Track Kosmak, Molly Barbershop Performances Krattiger, Steve Swim Team; Water Polo 218 Senior Activities tM Krueger. Lori Drill Team Captain Lam, Cuong Volleyball; Tennis; Soccer Loppo, Corey Drama; Music Larsen, Shain Pop Jazz for 2 years; Dance Performance; Varsity Cheerleader; Scrooge Christmas Play; Junior Achievement Lee, Hsuan High Life; Honor Roll Lenau, Lori Drill Team, Color Guard Manager; Yearbook; Pep Club Linniard, Dennis Basketball; Water Polo; Pop Jazz; West Side Story Lopez, Henry Floor Hockey Maggio, Monique Drill Team Mai, Khanh Volleyball; Soccer; Football Dr ill Team; C.S.F.; Z-Club; Var. Basketball; Softball; Pep Squad Maloney, Shaun Theater Workshop Manchoff, Melissa Journalism Manning, Rick C.S.F. ; Var. Football; 2 years Var. Basketball; 3 years Var. Tennis Markow, Angela Drama; Dance Performance; Theatre Workshop Marquez. Susie None Mateo, Margaret Yearbook Editor of Clubs and Activities Martin, Glenn Tech Theatre; Theatre Workshop; Drama; Barbershop Martinez, Douglas J.V. and Var. Soccer Maupin, Steve Football; Barbershop McClung, Penne Swim Team; Color Guard; Marching Band; Girls Basketball Manager; Credit Union Board of Directors; Hi-Life Staff McKee, Mindy Senior Class President; C.S.F.; Z-Club; Soph. Class Treasurer; Soph. Vice Pres. ; Track; Football Stats McNeil, Lisa Volleyball; Basketball; Softball Medcalf, Scott Legislative Council; Theatre Workshop; Heaven Can Wait; Adv. Art Medina, Alice Cross Country Menagh, Gary Soph. Football; Soph, and Var. Track Mi, Jun Soo C.S.F.; Z-Club; Int ernational Club; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Tennis Miller, Lisa Pep Club; Adv. Dance Molina, Doreen R. Medical and Physcological Club; Senior Class Rep. Montes, Hortencia Yearbook Mongelli, Joseph R. B.H.S. Mock Trial Mull. Kelly Softball; Softball Manager Mullen, Guy Football Nakamura, Randy Zilch Navarro, Heidi Girls Track; Cross Country; Yearbook; Sr. Class Treasurer Navas, Lisa Mock Trial; Z-Club; Dance Performance Neale, Mark Ass. Drum Major; Band; Vice. Pres. Y.F.U.; American Exchange Student to Japan Nell, Maria Pep Club; Dance Performance; West Side Story Nofal, Jeff Soph. Football; Track Oei, Kendall Marching Band; Soccer; Winds Ensemble Ortiz, Henry Var. Baseball; Key Club O ' Shaughnessy, Norbert Marching Band; Winds Ensemble; Orchestra Otto, Jennifer C.U. inD.C.Trip Palmer, Terrie Short Flags Cheerleader Cpt.; Speech Club Patchin, Paul Golf Team Perera, Shiro Track; Speech; Credit Union; Z-Club; C.S.F.; Close-Up; Dance Perfor- mance; Medical and Psychological Club Philbeck, Samantha Marching Band; Mock Trial; C.S.F. Pierce, Russ C.S.F.; Beta Club Poole, Rebecca Hae-Yon Z-Club; Tennis; Tall Flags Quintero, Carlos Soccer Rasmussen, Karen Track, Dance Richardson, Danny Football; Soccer; Theatre Workshop Roach, Lisa Dance Performance; Theatre Workshop; Operetta: Journalism Hi-Life Staff Robb, Kerry 3 years Cross Country; 3 years Track; Mock Trial; Beta Club: Yearbook Editor-in-Chief Roberts, Diane Marching Band — Color Guard Cpt . Rutherford, Kirk Explorer Club; Ski Club; Mock Trial — Defense; Swim Team Sagona, Shan Track Sanchez, Michael A.S.B.; Pep Club; Football Team Serrao, Christy Softball; Volleyball; Pep Club; Football Stats Shweiger, Susie Track Selig, Cindy Pep Club Shilvock, Patty Drill Team; Drill Team Major; Girls Barbershop; Mock Trial 82 ; B.H.S. Band Tour 81 Shoots, Diana Pop Jazz; Drill Team; Pep Club Silvestro, Kimb erly Track Slovak, Frank Football; Track Smith, Cheryl Drill Team; Girls Barbershop; My Fair Lady Smith, Heather Girls Var. Basketball; C.S.F. ; Journalism Smith, Laura Drill Team; Pop Jazz; Girls Barbershop; Mock Trial 82 Snyder, Matt A.S.B. President; Mock Trial Team; Swim Team; Water Polo Team Spiroulos, Alyssa Journalism; C.S.F.; Legislature Council 10th Marching Band; Track; Golf; Student Council Stevenson, Tracy J.V. Varsity Volleyball; J.V. Basketball; Manager of J.V. Softball Stewart, Gary Sophomore Football Styffe, Ann My Fair Lady ; Tech. Crew; Pep Club Sugimoto, Donna Pep Club; Legislature Council Tackett, Kathy Track Taylor, Brad B.H.S. Band; Tennis Team Taylor, Kelly Sophomore — Drill Team; Jr. — Drill Team Captain; Sr. — Varsity Flags Templeton, Scott Varsity Basketball; Journalism Teti, Karen Pep Club; Yearbook Editor of Clubs and Activities Thompson, Mitchell Drama — The Stingiest Man In Town; You ' re A Good Man Charlie Brow Basketball Tice, Ron Swim Team; Water Polo Till, Loma C.S.F.; West Side Story; V.M.A.; Pop Jazz; Barbershop; Pep Club; Dr Team Townsend, Kristin Legislative Council; A.S.B. ; Ski Club; Beta Club Tran, Tri C. Volleyball Trevino, Frank 3 years Cross Country; 3 years Track; Baseball; Beta Club; Yearbook Spon Editor Tsilimidos, Maria Z-Club Tucker, John Key Club; Ski Club; Tennis Uhl. Patty Softball; Drill Team; J.V. Song Leader; Var. Song Leader; C.S.F.; Z-Clul Pres.; A.S.B. Veddar, Brandi My Fair Lady, Adv. Drama; Dance Performance; Pop Jazz; All My Sons Heaven Can Wait; West Side Story; Var. Flags Villanueva, Lisa J.V. Softball; Track; Z-Club; C.S.F. Vice. Pres.; Basketball and Footbal Stats Vitale, Kristi Pep Club; Junior Vice. Pres. Vitolo, Kurt Soph. Football Ward, Don A.S.B. President; C.S.F.; Mock Trial; Baseball; Key Club; Journalism; Ju nior President; Beta Club Wasson, Deborah Lynn Z-Club; Medical and Psychological Club; Dance Performance; Barbershop Webster, Bill Basketball Weimer, Darlene Pep Club; Var. Short Flags Weisberg, Sharon M. Z-Club; Yearbook; Dance Welsh, Mark Drama Westbrook, Cynthia Drill Team; Pep Club Whatcott, Kerry Water Polo; Swimming;.Pop Jazz; Track; Cross Country Wilkins, Kennith Water Polo; Swimming Wilkinson, Thomas M. 2 years of Track; 3 years Cross Country; Beta Club Williams, Kathy Color Guard Windhause, Mark Var. Football Yates, Deanna Marie Pep Squad; Z-Club; Tennis; Track; Dance; Drill Team; Choir; Pop Jazz Zapata. Annette Drill Team; J.V. Cheerleader; Var. Cheerleader; Z-Club; Choir; Pep Clul Operetta; Var. Softball; Var. Track Ztinztun, Guillermo 3 years Var. Track fta Senior Activities 219 INDEX Abdala, Carlos 60 Abedian,Armineh42, 104, 107 Abemathy, Nicole 42, 165. 182 Aboolian. Andre 42. 104, 152 Acker)y,Fred60, 155 Acosia, David 42 Acton, Ronald 10,88, 117. 145, 178,201 Adams. Andrea 60 Adkins, Larry 32 Aghevli,Amir60 Aguilar. Ana 42 Aguilar, Damaris 10 Aguirre, Daniel 60 Aguirre. Minerva 60 Akard, Paul 10 Akmakjian, William 60 Albert son, Tami 10 Alcantar, Dean 10 Alcantar, Stephanie 42 Alden, Robert 10, 121 Alderman, Aaron 60, 129 Vleman. Richard 10 Allen, Edward 42 Allen, Kimberly 60, 90. 91, 93 Allen, Robert 42 Alidon, Pam60 Allison, Michael 42 Alvarado, Emily 42, 102 Alvarez, Audrey 10 Ambrose, Bryan 10 Amerongen, Jeffrey 42. 188 Ames, Aaron 130 Amon, Bertram 60 Andrews. Kimberly 42. 102, 121 Angel, Kristen 10. 104, 107 Apodaca. Patricia 42 Arambula, Yvonne 10 Aramian, Donatella 60 Archer, Sonia 42, 174 Arellano, Mike 152 Armendariz, Margaret 42 Armour, Ann 10. 104 Arnone, James 10 Arquioni. Rigoberto 42 Askar. Azhar42 Aslanian. Melineh 42 Aslanian, Steven 161 Atilano, Elva 10 Attlano, Miguel 10 Audette, James 10 Avalon, Ralph 60. 101, 128 Avila.Beatnz60 Avila. Maria 42 Avila, Ramon 60. 104 Avitia, Maria 10 B Baggesgard, Marty 60. 101 Baik, Howard 42. 104 Baik.SunoO Bailey, Carl 10, 231 Bailey, Michael 10, 1 19, 120, 122, 127, 152 Bailey. Wade 60. 119. 155 Bakeman. Doreen 1 1 Baker. Lisa 60. 104 Baker, Robert 1 1 Baldaseroni, James 60, 155 Baldwin. Kirby 60 Ballzer. Suzanne 60. 150. 181 Bandlow, Lincoln 42 Barber. Brett 42, 104 Barber. Jeffrey 60 Barbosa,Beatriz43. 104. 113 Barillas, Oscar 42 Barnes. Pamela 1 1 . 106 Barnell,Denise42 Barnhan. Tracy 60. 165 Barnhill, Laurie 60 Baroda. Dawna60. 113, 181 Barren. Martin 42 Barrios. Evangelina 42 Barrios, Raymundo 60 Bartold,John42, 128 Batham. Clifford 42. 162 Baltey, Joseph 11.112 Baughn, Scott 174 Banter. Dchbi 60 Bayne, Lisa 42. 106, 124 Bazan. Ariel 43 Bazan, Luz 1 1 Beauchamp. Julie 43. 107 Beauchamp, Lisa 60 Bebrich, Brent II. 34, 121 Beckner, Robert 60 Beeler, Regina43 Behar. Pavindervir 60 Bekessy, Debbie 43 Belisle. Polin 43 Bell. Maralyn 43 Benavidez, Dean 60 Benavidez, Steve 1 1 Berkey, Robert 11. 201 Berry. Kristine 60 Berry, Tina 60 Bescos. Jeanine 1 1 Bialik, Louise 11. 38. 112, 120, 122. 123. 126. 127 Bice, Amy 11, 165 Biello. Dyniece 1 1 Billheimer, Paul II. 108 Billos, Kimberlie 60 Billotti, Alisa60 Bindra. Tara60 43 Blankenship. Tammi 61. 181 Bias. Lisa 61 Blevins. Larry 43 Botcher, Cindy 1 1 Bojorquez. Richard 61 Bonar. Robert 61 Bond, James 1 12. 113 Booth. David 61 Borders. Damn 43, 104 Bova, Jane 1 1 Bowman, Robert 43 Bowman, Shannon 1 1 , 90 Boyce.Jody43, 124. 129. 130 Boyd. Bill 11, 122, 123, 152 Boyd. Tamara61, 130 Bozeman.John 11,38. 104. 127 Bradner. Mark 61 Broadstreet, Michael 1 1 Brady, Sue 12 Brambila, Jessie 155 Brankli, Jean 61 Brandt, Christine 43, 181 Brandt. Jim 12 Brandt, Mehnda 61. 102. 181 Braught, Susan 12. 37. 88, 93. 100. 107. 168 Braylark,Bill61 Brehmer, Jeff43. 113 Brennan, Derek 43 Brenner, Susan 61 104 Brescia, William 12 Brobst. Michael 43 Brocato, Dina 1 2 Brocca. Jennifer6l Brockett, Teresa 61 . 101 . 103 Brosnan. Marcella 61 Brown, Lome 61 Brown, Paull2, 120. 178 Brown. Tammera 43. 101, 128 Brusuelas, Scott 12. 152 Bryant, Stacey 43. 174 Brzoznowski. Steve 43 Buckley, Steven 43, 188 Buckley, Tiffany 43, 121 Burger, Brett 61 Burgette, Kevin 12 Burk. Dawn 61 Burnet, Karen [2 Burroughs. Jeanne 43. 104. 150 Burrows. Nancee 43 Burton. Chris 61 Butcher. Julie 12.34 Cano. Jose 61 Caballero. Rene 43 Cafferty, Ronald 61. 188 Calderon. Craig 43 Call, Thomas 43. 104, 152 Callan, James 12, 114, 178 Callison, Sumi 12 Calzia, Rebecca 61. 181 Campainha. Ava43,98 Campbell. Tina 43 Campistrous, Anais 12 Canavin, Catherine 12, 120 Seniors in Bold Type Cano, Jose 61 Caporal, Phil 12. 161 Capuano. Angela 61 Capuano. Anza43 Carbon. Denina61 Carbon, Derrick 1 2 Cardenas. Gerardo 43 Cardenas, Jim 61 Cardenas. Michelle 43 Can-afield. Robert 61 Carranza. Bernal 61 . 162 Carrillo, Anthony 12 Carson, Steven 12. 104. 152. 1178 Carter. Dean 61. 155. 179 Cast. Caroline 44. 168, 185 Cast. Kevin 61 Castellanos. Anaisabe 61 Castellanos. Esmeralda 61 Castellanos, Salvador 44, 104, 178 Castillo, Cecilia 12 Castillo, I on 13 Caul, Christine 13 Cawthorne,Kyle44 Centeno, Joseph 13, 104, 113, 114, 116, 17 Cervantes, Maggie 13 Chao.Tiley61, 104 Chapman, Michael 61 Chase, Darin 13 Chase. Renee 44 Chavez. Francisco61. 148. 162 Chavez, John 44, 178 Chavez, Luis 61 Chen. Paul 44. 152 Chezum.Denise44 Chiusano, Gina44 Christensen, Diana 44, 124, 125 Christensen. Julie 61, 150 Christianakis, Maria 1 3 Christofferson. Debbie 13. 174 Christopher, Margaret 61 Christopher, Thomas 62, 155 Chung. Jeffrey 104 Chung, Sam 62 Church. Amy 62. 165 Church, Brian 13 Church. Randy 13 Ciccarelli. Nancy 13, 88. 93. 104. 107 Cienfuegos. Evelyn 44. 102. 126, 130 Cimini, David 44 Cirnigliaro, Denice 62 Cisneros, Ralph 62, 188 Civille. Dean 13. 39 Clamage. Eric 44 Clark, Cindy 13. 44, 104, 107 Clark. Cindy 44. 107 Clark. Jennifer 44 Clark. Nancy 62 Clark. Randy 44. 152 Claussen. Kimberly 62 Clayton, Phil 13 Clifford, Renee 62 Cobb, Michael 13. 34. 104. 152. 178 Cocco, Tina 13. 107, 114, 115, 116.178 Cochran. Janine 62. 163. 182 Cochrane. Lon 104 Cochran, Jeffrey 1 3 Cochrane. Victoria 44 Cofre, Joseph 62 Cohen. Laurie 44. 104 Cohen, Scott 13 Collard, Bernie44 Colleran. Lorraine 13, 39, 182 Collester. Leanne 62 Collester, Stephen 44 Colvard, Karen 13. 124 Conery. Robert 62, 166, 188 Conner, Zachary 62, 130 Cook, Kirsten 13 Cook. Sherre44.90 Cope, Jeff 13 Costan, Thomas 14 Court. Russell 62 Court, Stanley 14, 112. 178 Cousino. Suzanne 62. 104 Coutinho. Richard 44 Covarrubias, Jose 62 Cowles, John 62. 155. 179 Cox. Paul 62 Cravero. Elizabeth 44 Crawford, Richard 45 Crouse. Cathy 45. 106 Crouse, David 14 Crowell. William 14 Crutchfield, Lori 62 Cruz, Carlos 14 Cruz, Eugenio 145. 178 Cunningham, Denise 45, 126 D Dacorsi,Debra54. 119 D ' Agostin, John 14, 152. 108 Dagam.Shekhar45, 104, 112 Dalfonso, Andrea 62 Damiani, Dennis 14, 228 Dancsecs, Liz 45 Dancsecs. Lizabeth 65, 104 Daniel, Kristen 14, 101.103 Dargahi.Micheal62, 162 Darin. Lisa 62, 101, 104 Dartnell, Kim 14, 104. 168 Dartnell, Peter 62, 149, 179 Davis, Kevin 14 Davis, Kirk 14, 104, 152 Davis, Scott 14, 228 Dean, John 45 Debinion, Jacob 14 De ' Obaldia, Beatriz62 De ' Obaldia, Ester 62, 158 Deitsch. Steven 45 Deleuw, Eric 45 Deneal.Sherri45, 163 Deneal, Traci 45, 163 Dente, Regina 14 Devalley. Dana 45, 88. 90,91. 168. 174 Devema. Valerie 45 Dewald. Joseph 62 Dias. Daniel 45. 162 Dickel, Vince 14 Dickson, Devon 14, 88, 101, 128 Dickson, Robert 62 Diliberti, Lisa 15 Dillon, Kevin 15, 152, 228 Dillon. Scott 62, 155 Dipanni, Dawn 62 Dockham. Chris 62, 128 Disarro, Mark 45 Dockham, Christopher 101 Doherty, Stephen 15, 152, 178 Domenico, Maria 45 Dominguez, Lea 45 Donovan, Annette 15 Doolen, Laura 15 Doran, Andrea 62 Dosremedios, Robert 45. 152. 178 Dow. Kimberly 45 Downie, Kenny 15 Duhamel, Lori63 Duly, Kimberly 63 Dumey, Daniel 45 Duncan, Dawn 15. 178 Duncan, Kevin 63 Dunn, Cary 63 Dunn, Kelly 45 Dunn, Patrick 15 Duquette, Sylvia 15 Durgin, Charles 45, 188 Durgin, Robert 63 Dyler, Scott 15, 178 E Eatherly, Nicole 45, 104, 107 Eaton, Marlinia63 Eaton, Norman 1 5 Eder, Debbie 45 Ehlert, Michael 63 Elenes,Beth63, 119 Eliot, Jennifer 15 Elkin, Steve 15. 108. 112, 113, 152 Ellison, Dannie 15, 101 Emma, Shane 45 Eramer, Dana 15 Engbrecht, Todd 45 Engel, Tamatha 15, 122, 123 Erskin, Gary 63 Esper, Damin45, 112 Espinosa, Patricia 16 Estes, Joe 16 Euper, Thomas 63 Evans, Jacqueline 16, 35. 90. 91 , 93, 104, 107 Everett, Dede 45 Exner, Barbara 63 Eairman, David 16, 122, 123, 129, 130 Fajardo, Amy 45 Fajardo, Mark 45 Ferrand.Lisa46. 104 Fata, Fran 46, 152, 178 Fenton. John 63 Fernandez, Tracy 46, 108, 112. 114, 116 Ferrat, Richard 16 Ferrero, Daniel 1 6 Field, Mary 46 Fields. Kimberly 63 Fine, Leslie 16 Fiol, Greg 46 Fisher, Ronald 16. 112, 113. 152 Fisk, Cindy 16 Fitzpatrick, Maria 46 Fletcher, Jil 16, 114 Flinders, Daniel 63 Flinders, Dave 16 Flores, Cindy 46 Flores, Rocio46, 101 Flores, Walter63 Florey, Jackie 63 Flynn, David 46, 162 Flynn, Michael 16 Fogg, Dave 16, 36.228 Foley, Patricia 63 Fontana, Monica 16 Forgette, Michelle 63 Ford, Kim 46 Foriano, Christine 46. 104, 107 Forston.Melanie46, 104, 107 Fortner, David 46. 104, 152 Foy, Melinda 63 Foy, Michelle 16 Franco, Greg 16 Franklin, Kristen 46 Frazier, Mike 46 French, Greg 16 Frueh.Mike46, 166, 185 Fuentes, Patricio 63 Fulgham, Terri63 Gutierrez. Anna 64, 102 Gutierrez. Germaine 64 Gutierrez. Germaine 64 Gutierrez, Gloria 47 Gutowski, Quinn 64 G Galloway, John 16. 35, 185 Games, Kristin 1 12 Garcia, Michael 46 Garcia, lpolito63 Garcia, William 16 Gardella, Michelle 63, 126, 130 Garibay, Carol 16 Garmany, Jerry 63 Garrison, Gina46 Garrison, Tamara 63, 165 Garten, Kathryn 63 Garvin, Sheri 63 Garvin, Wendi63 Gasaway, Tracy 63 Gavin, Patrick 63, 119 Gaviola, Gilbert 46 Gebo,Gary63 George, Arturo 63 George, Wayne 46 Garaci, Diana 17. 95, 100, 104, 107 Geraughty, Lisa 46 Ghiaey, Kareem46, 152 Ghormley, Katrina64, 168 Giannone, Vince 155 Giddens, Jeffrey 64 Gilbert, Kristine 64. 104, 165 Gillen, Theresa 64 Gill, Tracy 46 Girlando,Johnl7, 119, 121 Girod, William 46 Glander. Jenine 64 Godfrey, Toby 64 Gofstein,Mark46, 113 Gold, Greg 64, 117, 188 Goldstein, Nancy 17 Gomez, Nancy 64, 119, 120, 122 Gonzalez, Marjorie 17, 34 Grahn, Anthony 64, 128 Graves, Kimberly 64 Green, Norman 46. 148, 178 Greenawalt, Roy 46, 101 Greenfield, Cindy 17, 99, 129 Greeninger, Julie 64 Griffin, Angela 17, 107, 1 17, 201 Griffiths, Lesley 64 Grimmett, Jeanine 17, 101 Gritzner, Jonathan 17. 38, 121, 130. 178 Groth, Lisa 104 Grotz, Daniel 64 Grotz, Jane 47, 107 Gurerrero, Lujs 17, 36 Guerrero. Robert 47, 104 Guevara, Magdalena64 Gustin, Beverly 17. 102 H Haag, Jim 47 Haag, Susie 64. 106 Hachey, Jeff 17 Hagerty. Robert 47, 104, 166, 185 Haggerty, Jerri Lynn 47, 104 Haidle, Robert 17 Hall, James 17 Hall. Larayne47. 104. 107, 174, 181 Hall, Mindi 47 Halpern, Bonnie 47 Hambas, Jimmy 64 Hamilton, Alicia 150 Hamilton, Archie 64, 155 Hanna. Cathy 47, 102, 165 Hanna, Lynette 64 Hannick, Brian 17 Hannoun, Heidi 47 Hansen, Tammy 17 Harchuck, Steven 17 Hare, Dawn 64 Harmon. Melinda 47, 107, 165 Harmse, Trilby 17, 121 Hartmann, Debra 17. 182 Harwell, David 47 Hasely. Kevin 64, 179 Hatcher, Ronald 64 Hatchelt.Joe47, 148, 161 Hauser, Tami 47 Hawthorne, Kim 47, 181 Hayden, Maureen 64 Hayes, Douglas 64, 166, 188 Heathcoat, Charles 64 Hebert, Denise 64 Heggendom, Lisa 17 Heiman, Nicole 47 Heintz. Steven 64 Heller, James 17. 119. 127 Heller, Murray 18 Henry. Dana 64 Henry, Darrell 18. 112. 113. 163, 178.201,152 Henry, Stephanie 18, 113, 150, 181 Herbert, Denise 64 Hernandez, Mario 18, 122, 123 Hernandez, Nancy 64 Hernandez, Patricia 64 Hernandez, Richard 18, 117, 148 Hen-era, Juan 47 Hess, Brian 47, 188 Hew, Ronald 47, 104 Hidalgo, Lorena 64 Higginbotham, Mark 47 Higgins, Chris 47 Hill, Scott 47. 119. 121. 152. 178 Hinton. Voohee Kim 47, 104 Hiortdahl. Michael 64 Hogstrom, Susan 18 Holland, Christopher 18 Hollenbaugh. Tim 18, 119. 120 Holliday. Todd 47 Holmquist. Paul 65 Homan. Melinda 47, 102. 181 Hooper. Dennis 47 Hooper, Mark 47. 152 Hooper. Marsha 65 Horton, Daniel 18. 112. 113 Horwood. Julie 65 Hoskins. Eric 65 Houston, Barbara 47, 101 Houston, Brian 18 Howe, Wendi 18.37,90,91.93. 129 Howell. William 18 Hsu, Serena 65, 104 Hubbard, Patrick 18 Huddleston. John 152. 179 Huddleston, Michael 65. 178. 152 Huerta. Christopher 65, 155, 179 Huffman, William 18 Hughes. William 47 Huh, Chung 18. 108 Huh, Jung 18. 104 Humbert. Cindy 65 Humbert, Julie 18 Humbert, Madeline 18 Humble, Tracy 18 Humenik, Thomas 48 Hun. Jung 174 Hunt. Todd 65, 155. 178 Hunter. Paula 48 Huntsinger, Bert 18. 1 17, 201 tk f Huntsman, Teresa 65 Hurst, Michael 65 Hurtado, Alvaro 19 Hutchison, Julie 19 Hyun,Jungl9, 104. 112 Ibsch, Sieve 19 ldian. Eddie 65 Ikenberry. Michelle 65 Insua. Erik 48 Insua, Morgan 19. 104. 108 Ioka. Kelly 65 Iovino, Pam 48, 106 Iraheta, Sandra 65 Isner, Gregory 19, 1 19. 120. 127 Iverson. Michelle 48. 163, 174 Iwerks, Tammy 48, 112 Janssen, Sylvia 65 Jaraniillo, Delio 19 Jaramillo, Eugene 19 Jarjour, Maysoun 65 Jarrin, Ed 19,35.88 Javier, Arturo 48 Jayasinghe, Saj 19 Jensen. Bradley 48 Jepsen, Debt 19 Jhnoon. Mandi 65 Johnson. Amanda 65 Johnson. Christy 48. 112. 119. 120, 121. 122, 123, 127 Johnson. Cynthia 48, 101. 103 Johnson, Dean 65 Johnson, Peggi 19 Jones, Alan 19 Jones, David 19, 228 Jones, Dyane 65 Jones, Jamie 19. 182 Jonkey. Karen 48, 101.103 Jordan, Curtis 65 Juarez, Robert 19 Jun, Seong 65 Jung. SooMi 19. 104, 174 K Kabessos.Mersina65 Kaesberg. Slaci 65 Kaftal. Linda 65 Kaiser, Cheryl 48 Kaiser. Donna 65, 102 Kampenga, David 48, 152 Kang, Robert 19. 104. 108 Karjian, James 48 Kastner. Tina 65 Kaur, Apparjit 65 Keane.Mark48 Keeney.Fred48 Keller. Jim 120 Kelley, l.ori 19 Kellstrom, Erik 19 Kelly. Debbie 20 Kelly. Vance 65. 155 Kemp. Holly 20. 88. 104, 1 17. 201 Kemp. Ralph 20 Kennessey, Robert 20 Kessler, Scott 20. 104. 120 Keyser.Curt65. 155 Kevser, Jamie 20 Keyser. Robin 65 Khodjasarian. Henrik 20 Khodjasarian, Yurick 65 Khoury, Sabri 20 Kibbie, James 65. 179 Kim. Daniel 65 Kim, Joseph 20 Kim. Paul 65 Kim, Sang, 20. 108 Kim. Sung. 108 Kim, Unh 20 Kim. Won 48 King. Charley 48 King.Chris65. 117. 148. 179.201 King, Lance 48, 119. 122, 123. 185 Kinscth. Mark 66 Kittleson. Diane 48. 104 Klttleson,John20.88.90,9l.93. KM. 196.228 KJensUd. Patrick 21 Kokai. Mary 66 Kolstad.Paul66. 104. 188 Koo, Grace 20, 107 Koon, Darren 20 Kosmak, Molly 20. 130 Kraisler. Kenneth 66 Krattiger. Daniel 66 Krattiger, Steven 21. 166. 185 Kralz, Robert 66 Krueger. Jesse 48 Krueger, Lori21, 102 Kuntz. Nancy 66, 106 Labus. Curtis 48. 104. 185 Lacko, Brent 66 Lagumina, Paul 66 Lahue, Kevin 66 Lam, Cuong21 Lam, Tran 48 Lamas. Sheri 66 Lammas, Kendra48. 166, 168. 185 Lammas, Mark 48, 104. 166, 185 Langevin, Bonnie 21, 101. 104 Lappo, Corey 21 Lara, Mary 21 Lara, John 48 Larsen, Shain21,95, 122, 123, 129 Larson, Michael 21, 104, 152 Lascano, Raul 48 Lauritzen, Kelly 21 Lavoise. Thomas 66 Lawson, James 21 Lee, Chris 21. 228 Lee, Sang Yong 2 1 Lee, Sun Joo21 Lee. WeiHsuan21, 112 Lento, Erika 2 1 Leib. Michael 66. 104 Lenau, Lorri21. 103. 114, 115. 116, 178 Leonard, Trey 108 Leong, Brian 48 Lewis. Jeffrey 48. 166. 188 Lewis. Scott 49 Leyva, Manuel 49. 161. Lianoz, Cruz 66 Lianoz, Patricia 49 Lianoz, Yolanda 22 Liddiard, Denny 22, 122, 123, 129. 130 Lieberman, Breina 66 Lifsey. Michael 66 Lilly, Annette 66 Limbaga. Terry 66, 155 Liosis,Nick66, 104, 179 Lister, Glyn 49. 104. 145. 178 Livesay, Janet 49 Llobrera. Annalyn 66, 104 Loaiza. Guillermo 66 Lobos. Jose 66 Loera, Marcel 66 Loggins, Terri 66 Long, Michael 49 Longretta. James 66 Lopez. Annabel 49 Lopez, Henry 22 Loporchio, Mary 49 Lora, Luis 22 Loredo, Lilia 66 Loredo, Rodrigo49. 161 Loskamp, Powell 49, 166, 185 Lotka, Gary 66, 155 Loukrezis, Carrie 66 Loukrezis, Frank 22, 103 Loaiza, Guillermo 66 l.ovato. Tim 22 Lovedo. Lilia 66 Lowe, Brian 49, 185 Lowe, Kathy 66 Luna, Tanya 66 Ly,Binh49 Ly, Yvette22 Lyons, Michele49 M Macchiarella, Lori 66 MacGregor, Kim 49 Mackey, John 22 Madrigal, Patrice 22 Magallanes, Gregory 49 Maggio, Monique 22 Mahakick. Cheryl 22 Mahalick. Julie 66 Madrigal, Patrice 22 Mai. Khai 49 Mai, Khanh 22 Majer. Elizabeth 66 Mailhot, Richard 49. 152 Maier. Lisa 66. 178 Makris, Stella 22, 36. 123. 163 Maloney, Shawn 22 Manchoff . Melissa 22 . 112 Mangandi, Luis 66 Mann, Michelle 66 Manning, April 66, 165 Manning, Richard 22, 39, 88, 152. 190 Manning. Shannon 67, 165 Manninger. Jefferson 49 Manno, Patricia 22. 107 Manriquez.Lisa67. 150, 181 Maple. Wendy 49 Maranto. Frank 49 Marchant, Gregory 49, 178 Mardirosian. Melcon 49 Markow. Angela 22. 119, 121. 123. 124. 127 Marquez, Susan 22 Marshall, Lisa 67 Martel. Andrea 67. 102 Marthaller, Sean 67. 119, 120 Martin. Dale 49 Martin, Glenn 22. 119. 121. 127 Martinez, Alicia 23 Martinez. Camillo 67 Marline;. Douglas 23. 108. 161 Martinez. Jose 67 Martinez, Ollin 114. 115 Martinez, Robert 67, 155, 178 Martyn, Julie 67 Martyn, Michael 49. 104 Massi, Robert 67, 188 Mateo, Margaret 23, 178 Mateo, Marrissa 49 Maimer, Lisa 23. 95. 107, 123 Mauldin, Lorraine 49 Maupin, Steve 23 Maxwell, Kristen67 McBeath, Maria Anne 49 McMillian. Daniel 67 McNeal. Nancy 67 McTigue. John 67, 188 McBeath, Marianne 121 McClung, Penne 23 McCoy, Timothy 49, 152 McCratic. Christina 67 McCratic, John 23 McCrillis. Michael 49 McDonnell, Valerie 67, 128, 129 McEntyre, Lisa 67 McGee, Robert 23 McGowan, Kelli 123. 124. 178 McGrew,Paul67 McKee, Melinda 23. 38. 90. 91 . 93. 104 McKinney, Christopher 67. 101 McNeal. Scharnelle 49 McNeil, Lisa 23. 165 McPhail. Kerry 67 McPfierson, Tracy 50, 67 McWhorter, Charles 67 Medcalf. Mia 67. 11. 119 Medcalf, Scott 23, 119, 120, 123. 127 Medina, Alice 23. 150 Medina, Denise 50 Megas, Georgia 23 Mejia, Dave 23 Mejia, Gabriel 50 Mejia, Eddie 155 Mejia, Juan 23 Menagh, Gary 23, 108 Mendonca, Jennifer 50 Mendoza, Araceli 67 Mendoza, Nicholas 67. 155 Mendoza. Sally 67 Mennes, Roxanne 67 Meserole. Gina67 Meredith. Robert 23 Metcair. Karen 23 Meyer. Kenneth 67. 155 Meyer, Jileen50 Meyers, Norman 67, 155 Michel, Bret 50 Michel, Shelly 67 Miliaresis.TinaSO Miller. Chris 67 Miller. Ed 50 Miller. Lisa 23, 124 Miller, Steven 67. 155 Mimedes, Steven 67 Mina. Minas50. 161 Minassians. Serj 50. 104, 161 Mingin, Theresa 23 Mirzayan. Varoojan 50. 104 Mitchell. Toni 50. 119. 126, HO Moen, Ross 67, 155. 179 Mokracek, Kevin 67, 149, 179 Molina, Doreen 23 Monarrez, Frank 50 MongeLU, Joseph 23, 108 Monsour, Damon 24 Montero, Juan 67 Monies, Hortensia 24, 1 14, 1 16 Moore, Gary 67, 155 Moore, Joy 68 Moore, Ronald 24 Moreno, Carmen 24, 36 Moreno, Elizabeth 68 Moreno, Irma68 Morales, Jose 50, 162 Morales, Monica 108 Morin, Richard 68, 101 Morriii . Lori 24 Morris, Johnson 68 Moss. Kurt 50, 152 Mowery, Mike 50 Mull, Kelly 24 MuU.Caryn50 Muller, Guy 24, 266 Mulligan. Kelly 24, 90, 122, 123, 178, 190 Muntifering, Robert 50 Murphy, Greg 50, 104,152 Murphy, Kara 68 Murphy, Patricia 106 Murphy, Stephen 50 Murray, Cynthia 50, 130 Murray, Kimberly 50 Murray, Tina 68 Myers, Ricky 68 N Nabors. Robert 50, 152 Nace, Raymond 50 Nagy, John 50 Najjar, Dona 124 Nakamura, Randy 24 Nappi, Charles 68 Navarro, Heidi 24, 108, 150, 181 Navas, Lisa 24, 106. 107, 108, 181 Neale, Debbie 68 Neale, Mark 24, 101.106, 128 Neely, Thomas 50, 101 Nell, Maria 24, 35, 122, 123, 124. 125 Nelson. Curt 68 Nelson, Steve 68, 104, 166 Newark, Samantha 68 Newman, Bob 50, 117.201 Newman. Steve 68 Newton. Lisa 68 Ngo, Hao 50 Ngo, Tue 24 Nicholls, John 68 Nielsen. David 68 Nivens. Angie 50 Nofal, Jeffrey 24, 37 Nolasco. Theresa 50 Nolasco, Victor 68 Norris. Joseph 68. 101 Nunez, Blanca 24 Nunez, Juan 68 Nuno. Julio 68 Nye, George 68 o Obrien. Jennifer 51, 174 Ochoa. Heather 68 Oddo, GinaSl Odio, Rosanna 68 Odom, Justin 51 Oei, Kendall 24. 101. 128 Oldaker, Venus 24 Oldham, Heather 24 Oler. James 51, 178 Olin, Meg51,126, 130, 174 Oliva, Kelly 51 Olivares. Maryann 68. 1 14, 1 15, 120. 178 OliveUe, Mary 68. 119, 120 Olmstead. Annette 5 1 Ordenes, Claudio 25 Ortega. Virginia 68, 126 Ortiz, Henry 25, 37, 88, 104 Osgood, Sharon 68 Oshaughnessy, Norbert 25, 88. 101 Ossa. Anna 68, 101, 103 Otto. Jennifer 25, 124 Oullette, Jodette51 Oullette, Michelle 68 Overstreet, Robert 51 Owens, Brad 25 Pacheco. John 51 Padilla, Marco 68 Paige, Anna 68 Palacios, Jimmy 25 Palmer, Robin 68, 129, 130 Palmer, Terrie 25 Palubeski, Joseph 51 Panarelli. Robert 69 Papa. Christine 69. 102 Pappas, Christine 61 Paradiso, Laura 51 Park, Jane 51, 104,107 Park, Joon51 Park, Leila 69 Park, Nancy 51 Park. Sang 25 Park. Sangheum 69 Park, Sin 51 Park, YongSl Parker. Brian 25, 104 Parker, Tenita 25, 95, 119, 120, 122, 123. 124, 125, 127 Parra, RocheUe 69 Parrish, Becky 51 Parrish, Michelle 51 Parrish, William 51 Passig, Bobby 69 Pastor, Fred 69 Pastor, Armando 51 Patchin, Paul 25, 228 Pearlman, Robyn 51, 124 Peltier, Craig 52 Pena, Trina 25 Pereira, Lucrecia 69 Perera, Shiro25, 107 Perez, Barbara 52, 113,128 Perez. Teresa 69 Perrier. Amy 52 Peterson. Darrin 69 Petherbridge, Leigh 25 Pettek, Michael 25 Pfaffl, John 25 Philbeck, Samantha 25. 101. 103. 112.113 Philbeck, Vanessa 69. 101 Philips. Sandra 69 Pierce, Julie 25 Pierce, Russell 25. 104 Pink, Laura 52, 104 Pinto. Rogelio 52 Polak, Kathleen 25. 120 Polster, Noel 52. 122, 129, 130 Pomeroy, Margaret 69 Pontrelli, Peter 52 Pope, Colleen 69. 102 Poulson, Craig 69. 155, 169 Pouzbouris, Christine 26 Poynor, Kimberly 52 Pridmore. Michelle 69. 102 Pritchett, Susi 69, 104, 150, 181 Puerta. Claudia 52 Purcell, Craig 52 Putnam. Nadine 69 Q Qadir. Altaf 52 Quezada. Ismael 52 Quezada. Maria 52 Quien, Shawn 26 Quijada, Victor 52 Quinn, Kelley52,97 Quinones, Julio 52. 101.104 Quinones, Ramiro 69 Quintero. Carlos 26. 161 R Rachels. Faith 52 Ramirez, Luis 69 Ramirez, Robert 69 Rashid, Haroon 52 Rasmussen, Karen 26, 124 Real. Edwin 69. 114 Real,Maite52 Redbum. Kiki52. 174.181 Reeues,Sheryl69 Regalado, Rene 69 Rego. Angela 52 Remy, Kathleen 52 Reno. Josh 52 Reyes. Juanita 52 Reyes, Mildred 69 Reyes, Raul 52 Reyes, Seliflora 26 Reynolds, Byron 69, 179 Rezo. Faith 69, 165 Rhee, William 52 Rice. Kim 52 Richards, Loraine 26 Richards, Michael 52, 145, 178 Richardson, Cheryl 69 Richardson, Danny 26. 121. 122. 123 Richardson. Dawn 69. 185 Rico, Daniel 26. 185 Riegel, Philip 26. 104. 108 Rini, William 69 Rios. Mauricio 69. 162 Rittenhouse, David 26 Rivera. Bob 69 Rivera, Lucy 52, 127 Rivera, Nancy 26. 181 Rivera. Robert 69, 155 Roach, Lisa 26, 38, 39. 112. 113, 119, 122. 123. 124 Robh, Kerry 26, 108, 114. 115,116. 145. 178 Roberts, Denise70 Roberts, Diane 26, 101,103 Robin, Christian 53 Robinson, Andrea 53 Robinson, James 53, 138 Robinson, Jeremy 26 Robles, Francisco 70, 162 Robles, Roberto 108 Rodriguez, Anna 27 Rodriguez, Carmen 53 Rodriguez, Lilliana 70 Rodriguez, Sandra 70, 102, 181 Rodriguez. Zoila 53 Rodriguez, Veronica 53, 181 Rogers, Christopher 70. 104, 152, 179 Rogers. Donna 70 Rogers. Keith 70 Rohrbach. Turouru 53 Rojas. Angela 70 Rojo, Ruben 70 Romeo, Marion 53. 98. 104 Romero, Julian 70 Romi. Alain 53 Rosa, Lorri70 Rothenbach. Jeff 70 Roux, Nataliex 27 Rowe, Robin 53. 104, 163 Rozo, Ruben 53 Ruggiero. Osvaldo 70, 162 Ruiz, Armando 70 Ruiz, Johnny 53. 138 Ruiz, Steven 27, 108 Rushing, Tim 70 Russo, David 27, 104 Rutherford, Kirk 27. 104. 108, 185 Ryan, Michelle 70 Ryan, Shawn 27 Sagona, Shan 27. 178 Salazar. Jorge 53 Salinas, Roxana 27 Samayoa, Rafael 70 Sampson, Mark 70. 155, 179 Sanchez. Lillie 70 Sanchez, Michael 27, 37, 90, 92, 122, 123 Sanchez. Paula 70 Santoro, Kirk 70 Santos. Angelique 27, 113 Santos, Lauraena 53, 1 12 Sarkhosh, Chereen 53 Sarquiz, Richard 53. 138 Sauri. Alexandra 70 Savarese, Edward 53 Savery, Jeffrey 27, 108 Schafer,Jon27,90,91 Schiermeyer. Peter 53 Schubert. David 53 Schuetz. Patrick 70 Schulert, Arthur 70 Schulthies, Brian 70 Schultz, David 27, 104 Schuster, Jennifer 27 Schwartz, Alyssa 53 Schwiebert, Stephai Schweiger, Susanne Scott, Robert 53 Schozzola, Pilar 28 Scurria, Suzie 28 Sefiani. Alfred 53, 162 Seibert, Richard 28. 39 Seidler.Todd53. 104. 15 Seilig, Cindy 28. 104 Sequeira. Claudia 70 HIS Sequeira, Yolanda 28 Serrano. Robert 53 Serrao, Christy 28. 106 Setnicky.Saundra53. 104 Seviera. Savio 148 Sherwin. Torey 70 Shilvock. Charles 53, 148 Shilvock, Patricia 28. 102. 108 Shinkle, Kimberly 53 Shoots, Diana 28. 129. 130 Shore, Bryan 113 Siliezar, William 28 Silvas, Mona70 Silveira. James 53 Silvestro, Kimberly 28 Simmons, Chanda 53. 174 Simmons, Scott 53. 188 Sindle, Kimberly 70 Sindle.Tanka53, 163 Siwy. Nicole 70. 102. 181 Skewes, Michael 28 Skinner. Kathleen 70 Slater, Melinda 70 Slattery,Lisa70 Slonecker, William 28 Slovak, Frank 28, 152, 178 Smalley, Jeffrey 58 Smith, Alexandra 70, 102 Smith, Carl 70 Smith, Cheryl 28 Smith. Daniel 54. 104. 123, 141 Smith, Don 54. 90. 92 Smith. Douglas 54 Smith. Heather 28. 112. 163 Smith, Laura 28. 102. 108, 119, 121. 127 Smith. Leland 70, 155 Smith. Rose 54 Smith. Scott 71 Smith. Todd 54 Smola, Alan 28 Snyder, Matthew 28, 90. 91, 108. 129. 185, Sockolich.Bob71 Soder. Michelle 54 Solis, David 71, 101, 128 Song. Monica 71. 102 Soto, Adam 28 Spilman.Lisa54. 104, 107 Spiropoulas. Antonia7l. 102, 112 Spiropoulos. Alyssa 28. 108, 1 12 Spratt. Jack 71. 188 Srisansanee. Picha 54 Stancarone. Dawn 29 Stanton, Terry 71 Stayer. Anna71 Stayer. Irene 71 29, 101 Stenger. Carolyn 71, 102 Stenger.Carrie71, 102 Stevenson, David 54, 1 17, 152 Stevenson. Diana 54 Stevenson, Tracy 29. 35. 182 Stewart, Gary 29 Stewart, Tracy 71 Stimac. Amber 54 Stitnson, Brian 54 Sliner, Sheri 29 Stockwell.Paul7l. 155, 179 Stohs, Roger 29 Stoll. Bonnie 54, 174 Stone. Peter 54. 112 Stout, Stephanie 104 Straub, Gary 29 Stuart. Christine 54. 104. 107 Study, Tamera 29 Suggs, Bruce 54 Sugimoto. Donna 29 Suguitan. Jodie 54 Sullivan. Mike 29 Sutherland, Timothy 29 Sutliff. Daryl 54 Swain. Gail 54 Swanson, Sandra 54. 166 Swatton,Gary71. 166 Swallon. Jackie 29 Sweet. Derek 71 Tabet, Charleen 29, 88. 101. 108. 128 Tackett. Kathleen 29. 181 Tadlock, Wende71 Tang. Hung 29 Tang.Siv7l Tarandek. Edward 54 Tavares, Mario 29 Taylor. Bradley 29 Taylor. Jeffrev 54 Taylor, Kelly 29,99 Tedford,Gnselda71. 102 Telkamp. Bruce 71 Telkamp, Jeffrey 54. 104 Templeton, Scott 29, 112, 138. 190 Terran. Eve 54. 97. 123. 124, 129 Tersigni,Traci54,97, 104, 107 Teti, Karen 29, 1 14, 1 16 Tewfik, Rami 161 Thomas, Steve 54, 121 Thompson, Donna 71 Thompson, Mitchell 30. 108. 130 Thorson, Laurie 55 Throckmorton, Elena 71 Tice. Ron 30. 178 Till, Lorna 30. 104. 130 Todd. John 30 Todd. Karen 55. 104, 107 Tokatlian, Sylvia 55 Tomer, Ronald 30, 228 Topping, John 71, 155 Torres, Carmen 55, 104. 124 Torres, Manuela 71 Torres, Rufina 55 Toulikian, George 71 Townsend, Kristin 30, 90, 91 , 92. 93 Trabilcy. Derek 55, 152 Trabilcy, James 30 Trabilcy, Laurie 71 Trabilcy, Michelle 72. 181 Tran. Hong 55 Tran, Tri 30 Trapani. Charles 71 Tremor, Edward 71. 128 Trevino, Frank 30. 114, 116, 145, 178 Troncoso, German 55 Troncoso, Grace 71 Troncoso, Nancy 55 Trujillo, Stella 30, 114, 115 Tsang, Amy 30, 104, 182 Tsarouhas, Frances 55 Tsay, Susie71, 104 Tsilimidos. Maria 30, 107 Tucker. John 30. 104 Turk, Tim 30 Turner, Charles 71 Turnll. Alan 30 w u Udall, David 55 Uhl. Heidi 55 Uhl,John71.55 Uhl, Patricia 30, 88. 90. 95. 104, 107, 165 Urrutia. Steven 71, 155 Urrutia, Yvonne 30 Utinans, Susan 71 V p Valdez. Amanda 55, 112 Valadez. Amy 71 Valdivia, Hugo 155 Valencia, Eric 55, 122, 123 Valenzuela, Luis 55 Valenzuela, Milton 5 Valle, Sherry 31 Van Dam. Mark 55. 141 Vasconez, Mike 3 1 Vasconez,Nick55 Vasquez, Rene3l. 114 Yedder. Brandi31.99, 122, 123, 124. 127 Vega, Mario 55. 122. 123. 129. 130 Velasco, Alfredo 71 Ventura, Darren 31. 152 Ventura. Mark 72, 88, 155 Verano, Edison 72 Veres. Robert 55 Vergara. Corazon 55 Vergo. Gregg 72 Vicente, Miguel 3 1 Vick. David 55. 188. 166 Yierra.Wendy31.90.9l.99. 174 Vigil, Ivonne 55 Vigil, Lisa 72 Yillanueva, Lisa 31. 104 Villanueva, Sandra 55. 174 Villarreal. Melinda 72 Vitale, Kristi 3 1 Vilolo, Kurt 3 1. 38 Von Domum, Miranda 55 Waite, Daniel 31 Watch, Meredith 31, 36. 88,95. 122. 123 Walch. Spencer 72, 149 Walls. Angelee 72, 163 Walsh, Molly 72 Wallers. John 55, 188. 166 Walton. Lydia 72. 119 Wang. Penelope 72 Ward, Donaid31. 35. 90.91. 92. 104. 108. 130 Warneke, Kevin 55 Warner, Kent 72. 141 Wass. Margaret 72, 101. 103 Wasson, Deborah 31. 101. 103. 130 Watkins.Todd55. 166,185 Watkins. Virginia 72 Watson, Chris 31. 152 Watt, David 31 Weahly,Judy72 Weaver. Stacey 72, 102. 163 Webb, Stewart 32 Webster, William 36 Weeks. Angela 55 Weille. Tim 130 Weimer, Darlene 32. 99 Weinberg, Sandy 35 Weisberg, Sharon 32 Welch, Glenn 56 Welsh, Mark 32 Wenzel, Lisa 32 Wenzel.Tom72 Werner, Allen 32 Werner. Carrie 56 Westbrook Cynthia 32 Weule. 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BODY- COMPLETE 5 LOCK ( 1- USED CARS PAINTSHOP GENUINE CHEVROLET TRICKS mM A financing «! fm f 1W AVAILABLE V % 1 J |H 8 A.M. to 9 P. M J A-Ja.M.Io. 30P.M. f% |( V 7DaysaWcckf J Won Eves. Til 9 P.M. ||% C%_ AUTHORIZED FACTORS ' DFALK. SALES SERVICE NEW CARS . BODY — FENDER COMPLETE STOCK OI USED CARS PAINTSHOP - GENUINE CHEVROLET TRUCKS COMPLETE PARTS ACCESSORIES FINANCING MECHANICAL REPAIRS WHOLESALE RETAIL PJfcJ WwUfmJmr mfm W lw 7 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. fffc £fk ' Hours Same as M|f|C Mon Eves. ' Til I P.M. Service Dept. osed Sat Sun, 230 Ad-, Kim wuiit u IN MEMORY OF CARL BAILEY Carl Bailey He was the type of guy I wish there were more of The type of guy any girl could love. He was always nice, and that I admired He was well liked, and friends like him are hard to acquire. If he only knew how everyone felt He ' d flash one of his smiles, and his heart would melt. Things at school, well they just aren ' t the same People feel guilty, though no one ' s to blame. hey only say good things, and if he only knew he feelings that were never really expressed t ' wards you. bet he never realized he had so many friends. People that would have done anything for him up to the end. Oh Carl, yes Carl, now that you ' re gone Believe in your memory, for it will always linger on. Do not stand at my grave and weep; I am not there. I do not sleep. I am the diamond glint on the snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain I am the gentle autumn ' s rain. When you awaken in the morning ' s hush. I am the swift uplifting rush of quiet birds in circled flight. I am the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry; I am not there. I did not die. JeanineBescos ' 83 £ M InMemorium 231 xWJ J I r ours rtCtXWv r cocUd me.. sononner f«ts ' tween aiotlD JL Q £ ' T6 7 rtt $cz SoMme?. ofJc£ foe Soy you 4 moid qutqS N(CO ciive help £ listen. 232 The End Vdo V A 1 -Ac ?5e p wJa ■AM u «■.( ver love cfoo: sc ctorrt brqe+ we.Sf eea cwi one «tt to os -tD v n f i€ As the years have progressed, especially in our senior year we ' ve grown up, and we know we must find our future and achieve all our goals. As the Class of 83 ' comes to an end, we will never forget the good times and hard times, es- ecially the great memories with our friends at K- r rj %. 6 X t VK wl ; A fc UT+) It ' s All Over Now i T I ' m Free y j Rolling Stones