Cabrillo High School - Tierra Royal Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

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M 5 ' . 44. - 'E , M Jag N X 'RW 1 ' . 5: . 0 w w -,' 9-- ' ' ' ' ' V ' Ax 1 y 'Q' 'N Y 69 wmwiiiw W my WSQVW xv W QWQ W www mH?pBo6g,5iV wg ,giyfiy f w Wfmwgvmfi ff'3J5mO'g,W' WWMY Wwm MW M wXDG,.5J01'D A SYTERO5 fy W WW Q M Wynn! if A W W Q OJ 5 + W ,qw MQW HM goigywq QJPNPWQEB, 215335 K 255' AQ Om , X a ? X N wyoywmwwx Jwybifvwmg W WM wiogvxjw W WWW MW 'GMX ggipwgww 'if N Cabnllo I-Iigh School Van den berg Village Volume VIII Anhui-BUdl,Ine.,St.Inuh,lo. W H 2. f F L Mr ' 4 J' Naam? Introduction Activities Organizations Sports Curriculum Classes Index Autographs Advertising Editors Closin 8 4 10 38 68 110 122 202 209 210 224 Mankind can hardly expect to move forward, If he remembers not where he has been b So let us remember the past and rejoice for years to come 6' -. , A W f,ffV,,fQ, , , vm, Wi? H ,W gf, ip i A .- 14,1 'X 2 2 Never to be forgotten hours spent with friends, a learning experience for all. For seldom did we cry out in earnest to have our call overlooked by our peers. But as Father Time trudges on, we must carry his teachings towards new horizons. Not forgetting the smile given in time of need, reassurance of man 's affinity with man. and If --f- A V :Cf so ,.,.1e-i P V K Nw LL. , V L 2 5, 1' if , -A - 'w'fe.J15e 'I'-1 ,ft I X - Q Q 2- 1 f L , v '7 5f f!'- .- 0,5214 v .,' if uvy .Y ' , A 1 . 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LV' W' N 1Li,Q,,vX, ,X A . ACTIVITIES I Section Editor: Kathy Radabaugh 'I2 ggmw 351115 ZWMWQ CWM gm Zig 56111566 QW X , 1 ti qv ,V 5 A N.,-wwfafindi? Q V 4 ' A ' V Yee, 1 J, f .7 fp' f' , V Q , geifficf gr C?-Zi Q1 tfyygwxqgg CM 'U Q14 Wiatr? KZ .fstwelf yi Lai' rifle? iedfw 75,954 Cjlfgqh , f X if gf 6946, 0 CTUOLQ , 171,11 Cy Lf Cigfgly !Q4w7,LWLg,fLy lfgffb 7 Vi Qlfllvtzc' 1 f Lf. ' f , We f 76 ' ff f fv Top: Left to right: Junior, Malia McDanielg Sophomore, Cindy Burrisg Freshman, Rhonda Cruikshanks, were all chosen by their peers to represent them at all Homecoming Festivities. Middle: Left: Shish, we'll get it done, don't you worry, says Jean Mayer. Right: While decorating for the dance seniors found themselves more decorated than the walls. Opposite Page, Top: Alumni Danny Kleinman, Dennis Hall, Rick Mesa, and J. C. Holt, performed their sis-boom-bahs diligently for the Homecoming Assembly. Bottom: The Cabrillo Auto Club displayed one of their cars as an entry in the parade during halftime at the football game. of Qfyteef fazwfyagfl, X J M70 . Y' fire and rain Alumni Helped To Pursue Spirit You take the Friday night game, the crowning of a queen, and the grand finale - the dance. Add them up and what do you get? Homecoming. That magical time of the year when for once the girls can share the 'limelight' on Friday night. When you can get dressed up and not feel funny at a school dance. And where, once again, you can renew old friendships with Conquistadores of past years. Yes, we all agree that Homecoming in itself is a memorable time of the year. The Assembly held on Friday afternoon was a great success because of the large number of alumni in attendance. A group of '72 graduates featured a skit that had the spectators in uncontrollable laughter. Cheerleaders and Songleaders from former years did 'their thing' proving once again that the Cabrillo spirit lingers on even after graduation. Q ' K Q 5 .. 3, new' Q Cubrillo .lata U06 Homecoming is a tradition. So, too, is the winning of thevhomecoming football game by the Conquistadores. They smeared Arroyo Grande 24-14. During the game halftime the queen candidates were presented on the field and the great moment came . . . the name of the 1972-73 Homecoming Queen was announced. Mixed with tears and smiles Dale Goodwin was presented with a bouquet of roses befitting her title QUEEN. 'Fire and Rain' the song which was the theme for the 1973 Homecoming says in part, I've seen lonely times when I could not find a friend. But such was not the scene. Dancing, laughter, and lots of talking spread throughout the uniquely decorated cafeteria as alumnus renewed friendships and remembered 'old timesf Once again Homecoming was here and soon over, to be anticipated next year. Fm elm ' K QQ iioclzwoiiillgl J LfTYkSbfkU hiiuevklf R MRM-3,9g3 JLQOQQJ C PM ' 'Z 9' Q ix X - Wmfwxigbbs 63016 wi Q95 l7L5NW GLU gem Xfnguxcgsuws me LOOI Ollfih Q96 ' W Yi mmf sg Qvcg' it wg Q3lOJ20 HM acfvefwxu 5. jufsbasrftlzmueiogx Qjliji, QYL QN OJX QLVLLQQ A ' nam, F Q, 0391152 f eowdl omollhmk 5.UJJl'l L5hflfkQD, Ompi Q rvvmjvkd Cehmfwxfuxiwl. B195 Efeutc E5 covwoi Active 5 tim ula ting Social Effervescent Mind-Expanding Boisterous Lively Informa tive Entertaining Spirited What You See, I '. ,v,,, ' erm' ' .MW Q, .i l L We Q 5 e 3 i it at ,, 1,4 H 1 we e mt 1 Q sax ii, RW I , .F-ff ,.t, ai, va AR, Xia, I t1e1e I QNX - i W Top: Senior Class President Mike Weinstein announces Mr. James Gerard as 'Grand Marshall' of the 1972-73 Homecoming Parade. Bottom Left: ASB President Maurice Davis and Commissioner of Assemblies declare the winners ol' class competition. Bottom Right: Varsity Football Players deeply engrossed in the enter- tainment provided. What We Got! Top: On display, 'Leggs' of the voluptuous males of Cabrillo High. Bottom Left: Senior Jesse Weatherby seen trying to prepare himself 'o tackle a burrito for the annual Burrito eating contest, Bottom ight: Mark Brown patiently waiting for the expression of what Mr. 'arrl sees. assemblies Assemblies Never To Be Forgotten Q, ,.: T s ' A Q e NN X's' ' ., is tim M . f gh if 1, , , , , . 5 I , Q K iw 1gRm?h,,g , xt I Q gf fYiffM'u - ,jf 777 ,f .L U 1 , i 1 1 W . 4 . v , ' . 7: ig A 5 1134 I8 45- xx ' UHIN Opposite Page, Top Left: Songleaders Becky Dapar and Dale Goodwin doing a routine from 'Anchors Away., Top Right: Reaction after seniors being announced winners of class competition. Middle: Allen Quisenberry expresses his thoughts on the upcoming game. Bottom: Songleaders and Cheerleaders were always ready with a rah-rah. Top of Right Page: Freshman Cheerleader Karen Lundberg tells her story about no. 12, Kevin Drake. Top Right: Commissioner of Assemblies, David Weinstein, tells another good one. Bottom: Steve Klitz describes what it was like kissing his mother. 5 fl farmer's pride Sadie Was A Lady From a Hee-Haw to a greased pig, from a cider chuggin' contest to a sack race. Sadie Hawkins this year was one of the most enjoyable, and exciting times of the 1972-73 school year. Along with the above, a pie baking and eating contest, sock day and a victory in the tug 0' war for the juniors, all out-shone the bad Weather during Sadie Hawkins Week to the delight of everyone. The week, concluded by an excellent assembly, the flogging of the Junior Girls Powder Puff team by the seniors, and the big girl ask boy dance was one which We will remember, no matter where You all is from. 'Q , 1 - . ,,,, V . ..., W . , fl f Q .gn f capfifi Q W-ff 1 i it ,,j 1 31,5 f 4 Q K E XX J x - X J L ff D9 ,f5X 64? Xa 3 55? Hx we -Dil eg gi e CC, AA 4 QL Q5 AD L , . We be itll ,QQ 95 we ?7fD 5 A Ba 'X he lbjhep 41, Qty 5 J ij? KP9 KXEED QX h Q, iffy ice 'ew DX QQ Q - ffwi hTf fix V V ,fe - ' 332 f V4 C QD?D , D, 1 Q if , 22 sadie hawkins Hee-I-Iaws, Pie Eating And Tug 0' War Highlight The Week lf .1 , -2.5 wx, w?A M AHg j A Wyatt Haupt especially adapted musical version of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' was put on in the month of December to the pleasure of the entire community. It was a delightful revision to the traditional story with songs and dance. But just the same, the message was communicated to all who attended. The age old character of Ebeniezer Scrooge was brought to life through song and dance, as he was brilliantly portrayed by Mark Brown. The lesson learned by all who watched Mark play Scrooge made a lot of people realize a lot more about Christmas. af Lfffmai H THE PLAYERS Narratorw., ,,....,,.A...A ..,.... , .. .... ,, ..,.. . ., ..,, ,, . .Kathy Lodle The Carolers , ,. .. . Mark Chambers, Mark Davidson, Tyra Harris, Becky Jaramillo, Bob 0'Hare, Geno Smith, Kim Van Goey, Jean Woolson. Scrooge. .,.. .. .... i . ,. ..,...,..... ....,. . ,... Mark Brown Cratchit, i , . ., , .'Rex Miller, Charles Mote Fred . . . .. .. ....,......... .. ,.,.,..Ben Hines Lost Caroler A ,.,. . . .... ...,.,...... , Mark Davidson The Good Samaritans T Cindy Carmen, Kathy Dundon Jacob Marley. ,, ,. , Gene Christmas Ghost of Christmas Past , ,. ,..e.. ...,. ,.... , i ,. i Jo Michel Ghost of Christmas Present i , Peter Tramm Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come .. .. . ,Cindy Carmen Fan, .. ,.., . , , ,. .Natalie Jaramillo Mr. Fezziwig . , ,. ..,, Tony Bubba Mrs. Fezziwig . . .. , Marie Griffin Belle ,. . . , Kathy Borowski Martha Cratchit , .,..., ., , Laurie Myrick Tiny Tim ,. Curt Dewey Schmidt Marjorie i . ,..... Donna Coselman Charwoman .. .. . Susan Pickering Laundress ,. .. . . .c., ,A .Jody Gehlker Caretaker. , .. .. i ., . . . , Drew Edman 05,43 ,Eg 2 spectators You've Gotta Have Heart, And They Did. . . l L to JQM K NSU e CJ X ,LL A xx Yxj ,WNW 'Q C! iw .Q we as V as Sf cf I ss gf 451 no fs Q53 .5 X Qvfvxfb I Q Q D A o U sho N V A f' fy LCN mm! QV ffiaov cg f fifsij Q r I wx XJ .Q X tv W X, XHLTL Q y Q We Nl? K aj A UJVJJ r NV D 'YV 504 ,L jN Expressions of joy, and anger flushed the faces of spectators this year as they viewed sports events, Homecoming, plays, and other areas of school life. ffl' I ,I or I . ff I N L .JW 1 LKy C, VK t CW NK ew WNW We J ,rf 1 V-rf' ff ' nv it QQ? xl A l X Qt mf fVS Supported Splflf J .V. Cheerleaders showed a remarking spark of spirit and enthusiasm throughout the year. With Linda Sanders as their captain, she organized her squad into a fine precision group. These girls took part in assemblies, games, and anything and everything the school took part in. Through bake sales and car washes they were able to purchase new uniforms for basketball season. Top: The 1972-73 Junior Varsity Cheerleading squad. Back row: Sharon Erdmann, Linda Sanders CCaptainQ, Front row: Cindy Burris and Patti Facer. Bottom Left: J.V. Cheerleaders led the sophomore class to many victories in class competition. Bottom Right: Sharon Erdmann and Patti Faeer helped Murray King get a burrito down during the annual burrito eating contest. Opposite Page, Top: The girls got together weekly to make signs and plan skits to promote spirit. Bottom: Songleadcrs and Cheerleaders chanted together for those last few yards to win. on 4. 'W View it get . itggifaf ii? 291 W' .ai Q , tj? ' an 35 Songleaders And Cheerleaders Combine Efforts Noted for their pep and pezzaz in their yells were the Varsity Cheerleaders, under the direction of Debbie Finley. And a squad that could Well be described as, Making music worth looking at, was the Songleading squad, under Dale Goodwin's leadership. Together these two groups performed innumerable routines, money making projects, and skits for the school. They helped to create an exciting atmosphere for all who attended pep rallies, football games, etc. With routines from their summer workshop in Santa Barbara and their own imaginations they were able to bring distinction and originality to all. l 29 varsity cheerleaders Full f Pride 6 Qs ,,,. . 1, 5 ' 2 ' is X V ,, ,F XR? Q 2- - Q , LL., . V . ' 1 ' C' its . it Q fi - it y fe We sai it ' fi- s 1 in C eeee F L.,,, tg- f 5 1 S . , C. xl ff 4 . , N.. - K C., .li ae - ' ,f U 1 3 Top Left: Debbie Finley tVarsity Captainj tells everyone Finley CCaptainJ, Front row: Terry Davis, Cecelia Taylor, You've just gotta yell! Top Right: Terry Davis eontem- Linda Peterson, all members of the 1972-73 Varsity Cheer- plates the outcome of a Cabrillo football game. Bottom: Back leaders. row Cleft to rightlx Leesa Taylor, Chelle Hallenbeck, Debbie spirit revivers Son gl ea d ers Were Crowd Pleasers ' V ',,. . Q, L ' i ei ef 1 is 1 . e QL . a B e . I - ' ,X . M h . ,Y , K I Nun., . . k ,, ..:,,,i K .tf VV, f r K g t V -S V .1 1 rl ' f ' 11135 ' f e Jf W i' ' e 2 I , ' I mm.L Zh, 5 fu, ': effi f - fl be B S 'WW ' 1' it i all I fziiny r, :mf Fi 6 e e 5 V B l w e it 1' I Q A ' B A bb ,k m:KA i: y a mimhi V2 ,-. ,,g,5,fg. Top: Back row Cleft to rightjz Cindy Bubba, Teresa Byrd, Dale Goodwin fCaptainJ, Front row: Malia McDaniel, Becky Dapar, and Tina Hallen- beck were all members of this year's Songleading Squad, Bottom Left: Cindy Bubba, a dedicated Conquistador. Bottom Right: Songleaders did much to revive the spirit at Cabrillo's assemblies. w 3 I freshman cheerleaders ovices First Year Prove Successful More active than any previous year, the frosh Cheerleaders promoted spirit terrifically. Cheering at all sports events, the two girls devoted extensive time and effort rallying the boys to victory. Besides cheering, Dorinda and Karen spent time working on new cheers, earning money for uniforms and creating various skits for assemblies. .Y Glllf 7, Top Left: Ecstatic Juniors overjoyed at winning their first class competition. Right: Captain Dorinda Massey and fel- low squad member Karen Lundberg are the Frosh Cheer- leaders. Bottom: The Marching Bands Cabriettes display the products of their dilligent efforts. Opposite Page, Left: Drill Team members showed enthusiasm and vigor in all routines put on for the students enjoyment during assem- blies. Right: The Cabrillo Cabrietbes were under the lead- ership of Captain Debbie Wilson, Major Karen Duggin, and Lieutenants Rose Monday and Kathy Lodle. Bottom: All members of the 1972-73 Cabriette Drill Team. 32 drill team Cabriettes Received Satisfaction And Recognition Miss Debbie Wilson directed the Cabrillo Cabriette Drill Team with excellent leadership and poise. Sponsored by Miss Pat Griset, this precision team of 'rls executed fine performances at halftimes, parades, and assemiiies. Placing at every parade aided the girls and Cabrillo by receiving self satisfaction, accomplishment and bringing recognition to their school. K 4 i marching Spir Since spirit seems to be the order of the day, one could not look at Cabrillo spirit and get a total picture without including the Marching Band. Under the direction of Glenn Newcomb, the Cabrillo Marching Band maintained an undisputed reputation for itself, and Cabrillo High School. Upon entering the band room you are trophies which were awarded for their efforts. They range from six-foot masterpieces to wax covered skulls. The Marching Band would be incomplete without the snappy style of the majorettes, headed by solo majorette Sally Schaefer. Taking part in assemblies, halftime shows and parades, they have shown invigorating enthusiasm to all. This was clearly displayed by their attention-grabbing routines and fresh new ideas for reviving spirit this year. Starting off on the good foot, the Cabrillo Heralds marched on to their second successful year. They added extra F attraction to the band wherever they traveled. Leslie Scheurer, captain of the 1' squad, helped them to maintain their performance as a small, precision group. Top: The Marching Band was as shiny as their helmets. Bottom: fLeft to rightj: Mary Maher, Rita Albert, Lori Slagle, Billie Masterson, Kathy O'Donald, Leslie Scheurer CCaptainJ, Rose Brown, Ann Woelke, Debbie Thomas, Karen Lehman, Renee Harris. Front: Bruce Pittman fMasc0tJ. 34 surprised at the overwhelming supply of is ? l M ' . . . Without the Marching and Top: Majorettes left to right: Sue Woelke, Darlene Hagans, Sally Schaefer, Kathi Andrews, Debbie Guest pictured with Head Drum Major Michael Cunningham. Top Right: Sally Schaefer displays her talents at halftime during a football game. Bottom: The Cabrillo Marching Band. i L i i P i i seriously We Took Some Things Seriously The end of our involvement in Viet Nam, the release of our prisoners of war, and rises in the cost of living are a few events which determined the school year 1972-73. Interest in world affairs was at its peak, as students became involved in current issues. At Cabrillo, 1972-73 evoked many memories. A successful football season concluded by a victory over Lompoc, a Northern League Championship water-polo team, a Homecoming dance depicted by 'Fire and Rain' and a jazz concert are some of the many factors which occured during an important period in our lives, High School. Theatrical Productions of 'A Christmas Carol,' 'Romeo and J uliet,' 'Fiddler On the Roof,' and 'Raisin In the Sun,' was another facet which will remain in the minds of many. Whatever this year brought, whether it be memories of success, failure, victory or defeat, it is wise to recall the past, as well as, look towards the future. s .... Z... . l ..a. ifs'll'i sexes! 57' YYA 2 ii 1 - ess f-N' -. F F - RNRQA x:,. . g k.:. . I .wil-:Ki ,mi . R 1, , Piii ii H . S .i . is.. i Q ii S 'iii' ,, -'--i i 4 X- -r r 7 ' S f-'N Top Left: One homeroom class partici- pated in Lompoc-Cabrillo week by dis- playing a stuffed squaw. Right: Spirit groups paid their yearly visit to Van- denberg Junior High. Bottom Left: Cabriettes' showed their patriotism with a pre-game performance remind- in ever one of the u comin elec E Y P 8' ' tions. Right: Snoopy pays a visit to the day-care nursery school class. 36 -.-I . jf1.::fese'i g Top: Jean Mayer added her many artistic talents throughout the year. Right: Mr. Gerard won the 'Leggs' contest. Bottom: The beans came marching in, as they invaded an assembly. Q3 ORGANIZATIONS Section Editor: Mark Brown 1973 tierra royal staff They Created A Masterpiece Of Memories , Ll JK f rrrrrrZ.rrrrrh ,M A ef X A, M 'XLNJ ni X. ff! The Tierra Royal staff was busy from the day the pictures first arrived until the last book was distributed. This year the staff was small and therefore there was more work for everyone. In the running around, finding pictures, writing copy and captions, the staff met all their deadlines. Working hard, the staff strived to make this book the best memory book in Cabrillo's history. Q, Vrf, Opposite Page, Top: Members of the 1972-73 Tierra Royal staff are Neno Smith, James Callan fAdvisorl, Milt Baldwin, Dave McCarter. 2nd row: Jane Waage, Lori Moore, Kathi Andrews, Robin Garman, Bobbie Brooks, Leslie Scheurer, Mark Brown. 3rd row: Pat Waage, Melanie McDaniel, Pam Kluge, Leslie Greening, Sue Robbins, Janet Sheets, Rhonda Armstead, and Sheree Eck. H7 if all N? an gf-'f ,X 7 lad' commissioners and asb officers 01d Fashioned Honesty Was Their Goal ASB Officers, President Maurice Davisg Vice President Bob Russg Treasurer Susan Griffing Student Council Secretary Janice Lundberg and Parliamentarian Victor Tise, coordinated activities with skill. Highlighting the year was a Jazz Concert. Also sponsored were student exchange and campus improvement programs. Q l c 3 un . su up i e .1 Commissioners David Weinstein, Assembliesg Steve Cross, Communicationsg and Rick Beers, Publicityg brought laughter and limelight. Dave made assemblies greater with ad libs. Steve brightened notorious daily announcements. Rick did his best to make Cabrillo better know locally as well as in adjoining areas. tix Q L 7 gl . 'Fun' VB i , i ,, U45 .. 1 1 K 4 :kt f '- ' s , . , ,, jst 4 f J . n -- -. . s -fi .1 -Qi, U Q-v . ug: sf ' . 'Q H' J 45 ' , . J . t 'fri' Q L. j if A 4 .sf 4 A 1 i .st 3 Q J .1 Q is-S' i kb We l -aw ,.,. L, ,., ,. I ' aw J. Q 1 :S 5 . j . .Q ,, s...,i , ,, ., ,,.,,,.. ,,,,, , H., ,,, K .. ' I 1 f i W mi WW, .. J. if S , . , L y J . . . . .1 ' ' iii' f c rccs ' gr. J. . . J, i J B V -E W A 3 l , 3 l v 1 Top: Left to right: Maurice Davis, Bob Russ, Susan Griffin. Center: Left to right: Rick Beers, David Weinstein and Janice Lundberg. Bottom: Left to right: Victor Tise and Steve Cross. 1 fore and aft staff They Overcame Obstacles With xi ek KX ,,A,, .f,.-nl-V -,,,..W ' ,ll f' ,M ' Y R . r ua gn ' 3,5 fi- . - .nfs ' ,. W . gg, W fy il? 9 4 a 1 f , fe 1 f M if 9 f be W Q l z jf N My ,, 9,1 ,i,, ...,,, , ., , 2 4 1 5 Endurance This year's Fore and Aft Staff was one of the smallest ever. They overcame obstacles with patience and endurance. In addition, they published more editions of the Fore and Aft than any previous year. Editor Donna Griffith, motivated her staff to their fullest extent. Seniors Mark Brown and Janet Sheets helped other members with their fine journalistic abilities. Top: Jon O'Brien, Tim Staffel and Mark Brown work dili- gently trying to meet a deadline. Bottom: Left to right:Jon O'Brien, Kathi Andrews, Tim Staffel, Mark Brown, Donna Griffith, Mr. Callan, Anna Conley, Janet Sheets and Robin Nolan. .IEA Acti V1 tres Varied Throughout The Year A We ' el ,, , Top: Members of the 1972-73 Future Farmers of America. Bottom Left: Itls chow time for some sheep of the F.F.A. Bot- tom Right: Rachel Eum displays her prize winning 'Pippyf Opposite Page, Right: Pat Ferrell exhibits 'Ferrellif Opposite Page, Left: Jeff Andrews guides his pig 'Charliel into arena. 44 .Q 4 .uf 5? 12 Looking back upon the future Farmers of America, one can definitely say they had a year to be remembered. Among their i activities were the fund-raising project of 127 acres of oats, a chicken Bar-B-Q, which was held in January and their observation of National F.F.A. week in February. Sadie Hawkins was a good reflection on the club and they rounded it i up with a livestock fair in May. l .gig 'ff??f ' ,- i J-.Sf 9 H quill and scroll W if W Writers Sharpened Wits And Pencils Eg. iitgt 'fwiailgfi P Left: Members of the Quill and Scroll society. a .lf .S .ws we The Quill and Scroll society was once again an active club on campus. President Donna Griffith led the club with outstanding leadership and organized numerous activities. Yearbook and newspaper staff were members, because of their association with journalism. A5 keyette activities Their Work Cen tered Around Service The Keyette club this year, under the direction of Kay Sauzek was a very active club on campus and helped in many ways. The girls' main service was the many hours spent at the Lompoc Girls Club. Along with the girls at the club, they taught sewing, helped to redecorate the club and in general, were on hand when the young girls needed them. Also, working hard at the Cabrillo Pep assemblies, the i Keyette Club, in order to help I preserve the new gym floor, kept people off the floor . . . . y Right: The Cabrillo Keyette Club. Back row: Patty Coonan, Donna Gar- we . wood Ann Bassford Ka Sauzek Pam ' ' y ' ,,,. , :., g M Kluge, Kathy Radabaugh, Cindy Bubba, Pauline Navarro. Middle row: fW'i Marian Morrison, Kathi Andrews, Susie Ballinger, Jackie Anderson, Deb- bie Thomas, Leslie Greening, Ruth Gaddis. Front row: Jean Hobart, ' Dorinda Baker, Tina Mesa, Janice - .fn ' . 4 Lundberg, Anna Conley, and Kari I A1 Anderson. Below: Members Dorinda Baker, Kathy Radabaugh, Ann Bass- ford and Kathi Andrews partake of activities. ., is ,L 'X ' .fSsff',,igg, wr :WS . , 5 . , , K, 46 .ss service The 'Key' To Happiness The Cabrillo Key Club this year was an active club, helping out the school and community in service projects ranging from March of Dimes to United Fund and all the way to fench watch! Top Left: At a regular business meeting, club president, Mark Brown instructs Mike Weinstein while Jay Doyle sits amused by the whole thing. Below: Mem- bers of the club take time out from a meeting along with their sweetheart, Miss Debbie Wilson, to pose for a serious pic- ture. ., , ,qfmm 5 '95, 'fzsssfwfbug-fmalq . i ggp r madrigjals Cabrillo Vocal Elite Raised joyful Noisesn The Cabrillo High School Madrigals 'raised many joyful noises' this year throughout the state, as they performed for various groups from Lompoc to Catalina. The Christmas concert was enjoyed by all who attended. A combination of old traditional music, and young exciting voices, blended together to produce a sound fitting of the name Madrigal. A trip in the spring added to the lore of the group as they went to State competition on Catalina Island representing Cabrillo and the musical talent of the Lompoc area. Pictures: Top Left: The Madrigals pose for a formal group shot before a perform- ance in the Cabrillo Little Theatre. Bot- tom Left: The group is captured by the camera while in the midst of an informal rehearsal. is 4 2 f The Picture at Top of Page: Cl-rj: Marie Griffin, Dave Quintel, Jean Christ, Gordon McManus, Barbara Gibbons, Tony D'Amore, Lauren McKee, Gene Miller, Ann Schickrem, Mark Brown, Carol Hinchman Louis Stumbagh, Tyra Harris, Kearn Hinchman, Cindy Carmen, Benjeman Hines, Lyn Levine, Larrj Baldwin, Debbie Pettius. ' all league football players and chess team Brains And Brawn Turn Out Champs 7 7 he 7 . . Cabrillo's Star Studded football team was honored by having six of its Senior members chosen as All League players for the school year 1972-1973. Al Trucker Driesbach was honored by being named All League for the second ear in a row. Steve Klitz was also honored two years straight, being selected All Lea ue Honorable Mention last year. C. A. Anderson, John Cantrell, Jeff Holt and Allen Quisenberry joined Driesbach and Klitz this year for the pigskin honors. The dedication of the members of the Chess Team proved worthwhile as they check-mated the other schools of the Northern League capturing the league championship. Daily practice and persistence provided the Chess Team with an unblemished record as they were never defeated. Under the dedicated coaching and guidance of math department chairman, Mr. Bernard McGivney, Cabrillo's Chess Team can be roud of the outstanding effort put forth ciilring the school year 1972-1973 . . . Top: All League Football Players. Left: Chess Team Above: They're making' their move. folksingers They Are People Enjoyers Top: Members of the 1972-73 folksinging group. Bottom Left: The group in the mid- dle of a performance. Bottom Right: Shelly Olson is sing- ing her solo in the Christmas concert. 50 Fl, The folksingers sang 'J oy to the World' in their Christmas concert and represented Cabrillo Well throughout the year by giving performances for public organizations. They performed for students in a spring concert, also for the general public. All the 'folks' enjoyed their singing. l r 3, 1 E 2, Q2 , 4, f f g. , -' rf ,fag . ' 5 1 l girl's glee A-Iilting They Went n . v 4 The Girl's Glee started their singing year off by a Christmas concert for the students and the public. They made a hit everywhere they went, not only for their golden voices, but the outstanding costumes in which they sang. They performed in the spring to the pleasure of the general public and gave various performances for private organizations. X ,- .,3g,1:f .gay 'z .fri Top: In the middle of a performance are the members of the girl's glee. Bottom Left: Partici- pants in the 1972-73 girl's glee. Bottom Right: Colleen Cairney intently displays her talents. of .trrr 1 An Assembled M ultitude One of the best sounds around campus this year was Concerts all year. long, the Wind Ensemble the Sympheme Wmd Ensemble These Carefully hlghlighted the year with a Solo and Ensemble Chosen People, al1d1U0Ued from the 00110911 biilld, Festival, a Student Composer's Concert and a joint Play 3 dlffleult type Of musle concert with the Lompoc High School Wind tron, Roy Browne, Jacque Ganison, Bruce Neilson, Diane Fall, Mike Mack, Carla Wood, Barbara McCann, Judy Corser. Row 1: Tanya Guest, Lorraine Gonzales, Bob Zorich, Lisa Gosper, Marcia Sands, Kristi Fuller, Carol Blaschke. Bottom Left and Right: Clarinet players concentrate on hitting the right notes. future nurses and radio clubs Their Goals Aimed Towards The Future VW KJGCF 9 9000 0 One of the healthiest clubs around was the Future Nurses Club. The club sponsored by Mrs. Littlejohn, gave a party for long tuerm patients at the local hospital and went on various educational field trips. Operators of one of the finest 'ham' radio stations in the state, was the Cabrillo Radio Club sponsored by Ron Diddel. Many obtained radio licenses or helped Work on the other projects throughout the year. A club that was far out as well as tuned in. flop: Members of the Radio Club. Bottom: Participants in the Future Nurses Club.JL 'lf 'Qi M Cofifef fdrw f fl T 4 f ', C j0'9LNjpV6.VQpW3iF lfnlff uw W W T M Dgywt D! Q Z? W JL as .L Mmwbj UWVW 0 ZW .fin DU DMU ' K W . -. B L . iw We I PCP Q OU Quj - K I Vp, G5 Q-V lulmf' UMJ I7 J! K W +5 W W. if U sa U we V W T orchestra and stage band They Play To The Beat Of A D1ffe1'ent Drum Top Right: Cabrillo High Orchestra. Standing: Dan Duffy, Rick Foster, Tory Dallago. Back Row: Kathy O'Donald, Linnea Collins, Dave Davidson, Janus VanDePutte. Middle Row: Bruce Neilson, Lorraine Gonzales, Tanya Guest, Carol Blaschke, Kristi Fuller, Marcia Sands, Lisa Gosper. Front Row: Cam- mie Hochstatter, Cindy Jennings, Mary Alexander, Helen Ward, Cynthia Vancura, Gina Fisher, Celeste Koch, Dan Yeater. Center: Cabrillo Stage Band. Standing: Kristi Fuller, Paul Engstrom, Fred Dud- ney, Jeanne Finnis, Greg Hill, Mike Knisley, Rick Veder. 2nd Row: Paul Clement, Linnea Collins, Tony Bubba, Dan Ellertson, Mark Davidson, Pat LaRiva, Greg Axline, Bob O'Hare, Richard Wein- stein. On Floor: Al Clement, Lonie Wolfe, Carla Wood. Bottom: Trumpeters await their cue. The Stage Band is a jazz ensemble consisting of selected auditioned students. As Well as performing in all the band concerts, the Stage Band participated in the Dan Rader Jazz Clinic, the Dos Pueblos Jazz Festival and the Burbank Jazz Festival. Under the new direction of Mr. Wayne Asbury the Orchestra took part in numerous concerts during the school year. Included in their performances was a joint concert with the Lompoc High School Orchestra. concert band Music In Perfect Harmony One of the largest musical groups on campus is the Cabrillo Concert Band. These students play a variety of instruments as well as pieces of selected music. Performances throughout the year are a mandatory requirement for the class. This year under the direction of Mr. Glen Newcomb, the Concert Band made an Elementary School Tour and participated in the Concert Festival competition at Lompoc High School. The Concert Band, along with the other Cabrillo Bands, helped in all the fund-raising activities. Top Left: Cornet players blow their instruments and their minds. Top Right: Carolyn Wall plays her saxaphone with concentration. Bottom: The Concert Band. Standing: Mark Jackson, Bob Acosta, Dan Cumming, Jim Stromberg, Gene Travis, Lonie Wolfe, Joan Hoc- tor, Pete Dowling, Chris Chrones, Jim Bornord, Tony Greenfield, Wayne Merritt, Greg Lomax. Row 4: Debbie Venable, Dennis Blake, Mark Davidson, Bob Duarte, Duane Dixson, Todd Perozzi, Walt Wills, Kathy O'Donald, Maryly Thorson, Carolyn Wall, L. V. Golson, Eric Williams, Jean Delozier, Rick Veder, Mike Knisley, Milt Gani- son, Don Quisenberry. Row 3: Dave Davidson, Mike Cunningham, Dave Weinstein, Rex Gehringer, Arlan VanDraanen, Ben Hines, Mark Gartrell, Diane Gustitus, Reese Thompson, Bill Smith, Jim McClure, Nancy Lomax, John Buffington, Steve Hixson, John Kun- kle, Tim Holloway, Robert VanWie, Ron Watson, Sharon Perkins, Marlene Harvey, Melanie McDaniel, Nicki Mastriano, Nita Wornom, Bruce Pittman, Darlene Hagans, Leslie Douglas. Row 2: Stacy Har- din, Brenda Sitko, Edna Seggie, Bob Godby, Debbie Freeman, Bar- bara Harvey, Joan Flamm, Karen Stasnak, Fred Hill, Lynn Hagans, Brenda Tracy, Sharon Hixson, Skip Borgard, Patti Knisley, Alan Cole, Kathy Looney, Karen Frederick, Janus VanDePutte, Karen Eppley, Mark Lambert. Row 1: Lorraine Gonzales, Bob Young, Randy Sonderman, Debbie Fuller, Shari Bilodeau, Mike Waszak, Adrienne Boyd, Marcia Sands, Diane Haney, Ann Woelke, Lynn Ald- rich, Debbie Guest, Charlotte Strain, Joyce Berends, Barbara McCann, Sue Woelke, Kristi Fuller. They loved to spend their time in singing, and they did. The first performances were the Christmas concerts, Where the Intermediate Choir presented a medley of modern Christmas carols, and the Concert Choir combined experience and talent to portray 'The Song of Christmas' In the spring, the Concert Choir traveled south to state competition to place highly among the choirs in the state. Both the Concert Choir and Intermediates were active throughout the year raising funds for their trips. The Concert Choir topped it off by performing at the baccalaureate. Top Center: members of the 1972-73 Concert Choir. Top Right: Choir direc- tor, Mrs. Jane Carlson. Bottom Left: members of the choir performing in the Christmas program. Bottom Center: members of the 1972-73 Intermedi- ate Choir. Bottom Right: Intent concentration was displayed by the male members of the Concert Choir. intermediate and concert choir Their Music Is The i I A 3 X ,f . if V. 3 X? NS 2553 Ke 1 ' . 'f A T Wal lllxgq,g,,gg ' A.. . ..w.q. X ., . H , - V '-is nf lb, The Cabrillette Steno's were formed once again this past year. They started a fund for a one- hundred dollar scholarship for a business-bound student. Bake sales, cake walks and cookie walks were all in progress. The club toured offices to see new business methods. This year's FrenchClub had some exotic tours and tasted some choice French dinners. The club went to House of Ballard for dinner. They also enjoyed themselves with a fondue dinner. The club raised money for a French film which was shown to all the French classes. Money was also raised for them to attend French film and drama productions. 58 'W I l X . '----X i . X ' 5 l:A A iiiss . .f-Q T 401- i Helping at Ken Adam Park in Lompoc was one of the traditions that was kept up in the Science Club this year. The Science Club made and put up signs for tree's and plants. They also kept the park in its finest state. The members also had projects of their own which they made up themselves. They did their own research and conclusions on them. The club raised money to visit the University of California in San Diego for three days to tour the campus. They also looked over the newest science equipment. The Chemistry Club was active in the year of 72-73 by putting on a Gee-Wiz Show for science classes with other classes if the teacher permitted. The club tutored enrolled chemistry students for a test that was taken in Los Angeles given by the Chemical Association. To raise money for trips they supported themselves by having car washes. l 59 ski club and triple S club One Supported, The Other Sported A new club started by a new teacher, Mr. Bob Lawrence, is the Ski Club. Many of the members come from the swim team. Money was donated to the Ski Club by the swim team from the swimathon to help start the new club. Funds went to help their planned ski trip to Mammoth in April. This year Cabrillo's Triple S Club sponsored an American Indian boy, and an African girl through the Save the Children Federation. The money they earned supplied these two with badly needed shoes and clothing. Mrs. Camelia Williamson is the club sponsor. Although one of Cabrillo's quietest clubs, the Triple S is devoted to helping people. mat maids and multi-media They Acted Through Communication and Service Verbal and non verbal communication is the reason for the existence of multi- media. The group as a whole is not just interested in studying different types of communication, but in actually relating to other people. This is accomplished by making 8mm films, slides, tapes. Also, by using sign language and body movements. The Image reveals the groups genius in showing the different aspects of communication. Mat Maids were a vital assistance to the wrestling program. Taking times, scores and announcing were a few of many jobs that Mat Maids rendered. Decorating the exercise room to promote team moral was done every week by a team of Mat Maids. The Mat Maids have set a trend which will continue throughout Cabrillo's wrestling seasons. Top: members of the Multi-Media class. Back row: David Morris, Ben Mitchell, Bob Fitch, Mike Hope, Larry Bujold, Rick Finis, Tony D'Amore. Front row: Mrs. Meidell, Jon Lyra, Dale Goodwin, John Est- erle, Cheryl Little, Christy White, Cindy Carmen. Not pictured: Patty Pippin, Kathy Borowski, Bill Senta, Scott Ward, Glen Cannon, Rick Burris. Bottom: Participants in the Mat Maids Program. Back row: Elena Bliss, Pam Kluge, Donna Riley, Barbara Gibbons, Donna Dyste, Mrs. Knowles. Front row: Leslie Greening, Annette Delgado, Sabrina Cox, Katie Hink- ens, Barbara Swan, and Kathi Andrews. The California Scholarship Federation, attracted top students with 3.5, or above, grade point average. Guest speakers and films were brought to the meetings and students benefited from their observations. The club was held together by sponsor Mr. Darrell Adams. The Speech Club, sponsored by Mr. Steve Ward, had a very successful year in the many tournaments they attended. With tough competition, our speech team won many sweepstakes and gained personal satisfaction in representing Cabrillo High School. 1--42, csf and speech club They Continuously Strived For The Best Top: Members of the speech team. Bottom: Participants in the CSF club. ,fi 5 C X , if ,3 fl? X, Xvv it f 62 student government and supreme court Laws Were Passed, Then Ruled On The student government and Supreme Court were kept busy this year by various school events, passing laws, and then interpreting them. Top Left: Student Council members decide on a motion. Above: President Maurice Davis presides at a meeting. Below: The Supreme Court is caught in a rare moment of solitude. From left to right, back row: Associate Justices, Jan Lundberg, Bill Hough- ton, Mike Skinner, Amy Hamil, and Mark Davidson. Front row, from left to right: Associate Justice Jean Mayer, Chief Justice Mark Brown, and Associ- ate Justice Gary Smith. Along with the commissioners, these groups made for a very fine student government at Cabrillo. 4 to do much after-school work. Directing gymnastics and tri-hi-y clubs Cabrillo CHQ Get Involved Practice every night proved helpful, as the Girls' Gymnastic Team had a very rewarding season. Ten meets and a gymnastics clinic compelled the girls the girls with outstanding ability was their sponsor, Miss Pat Griset. The Tri-Hi-Y was very active this year. Their activities included a snow y trip during the winter, a slumber party, community work and much more. President Teresa Byrd inspired her club to the fullest extent yet. 1 Right: Members of m- nastics team Sabrinagox, Janet Chase, Alice Lizar- raga, Nancy Mastriano. Row two: Linda Street- man, Cheryl Ellingwood, Kathy Turner, Angie Graves, Pam Robinson. Row three: Miss Pat Gri- set fcoachj, Barbara Savinsk , Carlette Ran- doff, Syuzie Poelman, Malia McDaniel, Ann Bassford and Kea Api- lado. Above: Participants in the Tri-Hi-Y club, Tia Johnson, Kim VanGoey, Sarah Joyce Centofanti, Bev Strouse, Linda Pow- ers, Margaret Layman, Sherrie Wood and Tanya Guest. Back row: Renee Richards, Lorraine Gon- zales, Sharon Byrd, Lisa Johnson, Teresa B rd, Terri Perozzi, Gina lgola- kowski, Jill Shoemaker and Linda DeMott. i Cabrillo people Individuals With Unification yd 'A if if iw .pai ' - MX w , .3 it A . , Fw ak X vii 5, E l ij fiaff ff! ? ag ---- X I if f, t Q ,ff by -A. Ref' ' cm U 2 - .ii gi, l :uf Ylf f 'S 3, I , fa it 'O 1 ,wc People of varied social, ethnic and racial groups have combined this year, not as blacks, Whites or chicanos, but as students of Cabrillo Senior High School. They have experienced together the joy of victory, heartbreak of defeat and other situations that arose during everyday life. As individuals, their opinions and ideas were set. But as Cabrillo High students, their standards and pride Worked as a unifying force to make us all Conquistadores. In each and every High School there is a lot of extra-curricular activity that goes on. Through the different clubs and organizations on campus, students get a chance to explore areas of life that the normal curriculum might not ordinarily touch. Cabrillo had an active year as far as organizations were concerned, with many different clubs all contributing to the students, faculty sponsors, and to the reputation of our fine high school in general. .. , 25 E organization wrap up Organiza tions, The Source Of WN 'aes' was AQ: 7 . .. .i.. .. ' Much Activity On Campus l f l ll l f- i 5 2 2 1.. ' I For some, it was a new experience to become involved with an organization, for some, it was the final year of activity in a club in which many hours throughout high school had been spent. For all, it was and always will be a learning experience. The pictures on these two pages are just a few examples of a few of the organizations and clubs on campus this 1972-73 school year. The students of Cabrillo High School have always had a reputation for involvement. It's one of the things that make this school what it is. As we say goodbye to the senior class of 1973, we must look ahead to the future. The school will not forget the graduating seniors, but will remember them much longer for the organizations they helped to build. 4 , Q 5 . . t., ' . ,3- I ' A I, -,K 4 I 1 , 53' I , ,, ' cf 1 -L -dv ' 2 . 5 Va' 'M - .if ,, i qgndw' S X I I I SP OR TS Section Editor: lane Waage Opposite Page, Top: Howard Comstock C503 missing San Marcos tackle. Bottom: Joe Young C861 making a fantastic catch against Bakersfield. This Page, Top: Varsity football team. From left to right, front row: Jeff Holt, Kit Hubbard, Joe Young, Howard Comstock, John Tapp, Tom Wittman, Clell Lightner, Al Quisen- berry, Coach Harmison. Second row: Dennis Brodecker, Dave McCarter, Bill Chapin, John Cantrell, Steve Drown, Ben Mitchell, Jeff Hager, Steve Clayton, Coach Weber. Third row: Dan Thompson, Steve Klitz, Allison Driesback, Russ Wardrip, Tim Davis, Horst Peak, Terry Briggs, Ken Wahl, Coach Dave Long, Fourth row: Stan Wendland, Bob Gile, Warren Mantooth, Bruce Probst, Roland Solomon, Pete Guariglia, Terry Charles, Marvin Henson, Coach Evert Jones. Fifth row: Mgr. Dan Duff , J ay Spowart, C. A. Anderson, Kevin Drake, Tyr- one gray, Craig Winegarner, Mgr. Bill Teffies, Coach Knowles and Coach Radford. Bottom: Tom Wittman 1441 escaping San Marcos tackle. Varsity Log Cabrillo Opponent 28 Bakersfield ............ 0 29 Dos Pueblos .... .... 2 8 21 San Marcos ... . . . .18 39 Buena .......... .... 1 2 14 Santa Maria .......... 26 21 San Luis Obispo ........ 6 31 Righetti ............... 6 18 Arroyo Grande ....,.... 2 45 Lompoc ........ .... 1 5 varsity non-league games -O Pre-Season Record This year's Varsity Football Team proved to be 1121 during the pre- season games. All of them were victories for the Conquistadores. In the first non-league game, the Conquistadores crushed Bakersfield with a 28-0 victory. Cabrillo then outplayed Dos Pueblos 29-28, after which it was to meet San Marcos. The Conquistadores beat San Marcos 21-18 and ended the pre-season games by demolishing Buena 39-12. Then coming home with a 4-0 record, which built up hope and confidence for the league games. l 7 l league games Season Ends With Victor The Cabrillo Conquistadores went through the season with a 7-1 record. The first league game was a heartbreaking loss against the Santa Maria Saints. Then We stomped the San Luis Tigers, and Went on to play the Righetti Warriors, We came out with a victory. Next on the schedule were the Arroyo Grande Eagles and we came out with another easy victory. Last, the most important game of the year, the Lompoc Braves. We Won with no trouble at all, but with all the ties for first place in 3-A competition the Conqs were not able to obtain a C.I.F. berth, but we regained our perpetual trophy. Far Top: Russ Wardrip C331 hits Arroyo Grande ball carrier and causes fumble. Far Left: Russ Wardrip C335 and Bruce Probst C521 tackling Arroyo Grande player. Far Right: Tim Davis f23j giving an Arroyo Grande tackler a ride for his money. Near Top: Kevin Drake O23 gaining yardage in Santa Maria game. Near Bottom: Howard Comstock C505 seen taking down Saint for yardage. 73 lompoc-Cabrillo game Cabrillo ls And Always Will Be This page: Top: C. A. Anderson and Cecilia Taylor show that Cabrillo is 31. Bottom left: Howard Comstock C505 and C. A. Anderson C731 smash the Lompoc Quarterback. Bottom right: The Conq's proudly display trophy, regained at Lompoc-Cabrillo game, to spectators. Opposite page: Top left: The Conq defensive team seen here attempting to block a P.A.T. of Lompoc's. Top right: Terry Charles C251 escapes the clutches of a Lompoc tackle. Bottom: Alli- son Driesbach 1341 picks up valuable yardage for the Lom- poc-Cabrillo game. This year 7 Conquistadores were voted on the first team, for all-league. They are Jeff Holt, John Cantrell, Pete Guariglia, Allen Quisenberry, C. A. Anderson, Steve Klitz and Allison Driesbach. Coach Evert Jones was not completely satisfied with the Northern League all-league selections, as our superior quarterback Kevin Drake was not chosen. Steve Klitz also gained the title of 3rd team C.I.F. linebacker. 'ti aw R K 4 l , dj Q- 1' X 'I , , 1, . ,v' : hNw H. v. at ,Y 4.5 ff , K m S, f K 4 711, X 42 il l i f -- v . 131.1 :iw ?Q 'wffigwq Wives? ., yg if vw, W 6, L ,M 1 I 1 N Q Y l K V ,,,, ,- ' i W .wvfm , ,- 76 frosh and j.v. grid teams Little League Wasn't Like This x . W V Opposite Page: Front row, from left to right: Alan Cole, Coach Chang, Ken Looney, Kirk Dalton, Jeff Benson, Nick Berry, Tom Olson, Mike LaRiva, Bill Gile, Jim Brady, Bob Gaskins, Ben Schmidt, Cameron Ennis, Tim Hutch- son, Dave Taylor, Paul Shannon, Marc Wittwer, Coach Wolf. Second row: Sharon Erdmamn, Kelly Hubbard, Kevin Hamel, Gary Peterson, Bruce Filarsky, Steve Klienman, Ron Davis, John Wentzel, Steve Chambers, Larry McKinney, Randy Malcolm, Jim Kale, Frank Cordone, Cindy Burris. Third row: Linda Sanders, Kendall Madison, Bruce Maple, Greg Clayton, Mike Mack, Rick Evans, Scott Wasmund, Mike Adams, Ernie Hutcheson, Rod Brackin, Dan Ellertson, Patty Faoer. Middle Left: Ernie Hutcheson leads gay, Paul Shannon is behind. Middle ight: Ben Schmidt tackles opponent in mid-air. Bottom: Ken Looney show- ing his ability. This Page: Freshman Football. Front row: Kerry Smith, Jerry Branton, Russ Smith, Alan Probst, Mark Hall, Jim Cintron, Frank Orlowsh, Mike Singleton. Second rovv: George Sorum, Dave Sanders, Marvin Cox, Kevin Wilson, Fernie Lizarrage, Geor e Hervey, Kevin Breshears. Thing row: Phillip Segura, Eugiene Buckner, Larry Riggle, Chris La iva, Ed Heath, Bill Calhoun, Marty Master- son, Greg O'Donolghue. Fourth row: Ken Myers, Ran y Weaver, Bruce Myers, Bob Lehahan, Albert Reyes, Malcolm Henson, Charles Shannon. Fifth row: Dave Mosby, Gordon Hend- rich, Wayne Brown, Curt Rodgers, James Mascarenas, Clayton Thompson. Sixth row: John Midgley, Robert Carl- ton, Brian Murphy, Allen Hallenbeck, Alan Ogozalek, Ray Dahlmann, John Streetman. Seventh row: John Wm- einger, Dennis Burns, Bill McCullough, Gary Eppley, Patrick Smith and Duane Dixon. The 1973 Cabrillo Junior Varsity football squad completed it's first year as a separate unit from Varsity, b compiling a 7-2 record. The J .V. squad was led by such offense standouts as Quarterback Kelly Hubbard, Halfback Paul Shannon and Fullbacks Jeff Benson and Jim Kale, plus an outstanding offensive line, they led Cabrillo to supremacy. Defense backers Kirk Dalton, Jim Kale and Mike Adams joined by defensive end Bill Gile and Frank Cardone held many teams scoreless and gave up a minimum amount of points to the others. varsity Waterpolo B0yer's Bamacles Clinch League Championship 7 if 2 L ' J f ' X 3 X in gif! , V 1.,. . I, K L L 7 in , I Vkyr ' A wx, K 9 . -NL 4 A ,,1i 7 i 7 Q i,ii. X L 'Q hiih' f L Q' 4 ' .5 A L r . J -- In K ,s if :ff K , Top: Varsity Waterpolo Team. www, a - 3 f 'f' 1' .H -gp First row from left to right: W L Q V L 1 A Jeff Heidmous, Mike Weaver, Y X ' 1 4? fi , ,i Qf :k Larry Pellerin, Phillip Heid- fi V T 7 . if mous. Second row: Jon O'Brien, L 3 . p e,: L f Jim Gibbons, Lynn Schultz, Con- e',1n,, n:n,, T ii Ti, rad Jones, Rich, John fi i dz t W 57:9 wkyx with L. Lgjiz tfia V I Beaudry, Third row: Coach Bob 'C - ib gg , ,ffgriii N L i? Boyer, Gary Anderson, Chuck 'C 7 L . E, in X L 12? Younglove, Terry Ensley, ,Gor- e L D. 'R Q? don McManus, Coach Bob Law- 1 - ' iii' 3 'N ' q ' . i ' 7 rence. Bottom theft: Mike gich fiyi i.. QL, N ix. ,Q throws one in or a score. ot- N- fi, ff H tom Right: Jeff Heidmous con- W 'L V iny trols ball in Lompoc-Cabrillo 'fm L game. W 7 c e f e Q -Wi i' : .,.' 4 'Q 'A - . 3 V A L ji A L lrk A 1 ' c niee it r . f M LLL L . ieie ' L Ji- . Ld LL,,iL sf ii it 1 The 1972-73 Cabrillo Varsity Water Polo team glided e to a victorious season under the supervision of coach Bob Boyer. The Conqs made CIF with the fantastic antics of Terry Ensley, the best goalie in the league and Gary Anderson, Jeff Heidmous, Gordon McManus, Mike Rich, Chuck Younglove. They fired their way in with fantastic shots from all the players. The Conqs made C.I.F. all by themselves but due to a rule in C.I.F. they has to be Co- Champs with Lompoc after the Conqs stomped them 7-4. .w- il V O . Q 9 'Iil . ,, -P5 F .3 , M l Top Left: Chuck Younglove attempts to block the ball. Top Right: Gordon McManus tries to block a pass. Bottom Left: Chuck Younglove coming up to make a fantastic stop. Bottom Right: Gary Anderson gets ready to make a penalty shot. ' , '-f QQ-f , ' .a w .. A 1514.2 . ' rg . ,g.gg2.-akfs-'A+-k:xffk fg' k ' K B - I A' up A ,,.. W '52, . K .A . j - , - L M - Q M . 1 JT N ' k .. . - . ' hx . v ,pK , .-3: . , .... . W .. L u K freshman and j.v. waterpolo A Little Horse-Play In The Pool , Waififff. . 'W QQ, , fy , 9, isis A his el 2, A13 PM Q W it L 3 an ,Q fi I i fy' fi 2 'L i 52+ ,1 41, W,m!Jd'E2:fJ1? L ' 4 ' -fl. ,ff fefwfe, . M fi 5 , .3 f fi, , 'L I 'keg ',1, ,L1 M f iiis l gr fr ' . 1 ,i , Vf tff.,f.fd5f42ff4'f1w -.M-1 1 ' t f V I gb ,gg ' I , f , ,- get A ., J. r' ' . V ' V ' . ' . ,m.,, i 1 2511 : -sr i x 1 i Q rg, ex it i ' f f 1 Team Picture: From left to right, top row: Randy Bray, Robert Younglove and Bruce Teich- man. Middle row: John Molchan, Bill Hosier and Fred Schiessl. Bottom row: Robert Byrd, Robert Huff, Danny Harrison and Robert Dowdin. The Freshman and J .V. Waterpolo teams had a season of wins and losses. With the combined efforts of Coach Boyer and Coach Lawrence, many of the players should move up to varsity next year. iilm' varsity basketball Santos Rejuvinates Cagers s ql' 3, , .r L N: Coach Harry Santos came to Cabrillo to reestablish basketball. With sixteen years of coaching experience and his two books, he was qualified to make basketball at Cabrillo a tradition. He has built up spirit at Cabrillo and made students realize that basketball is fun and as exciting as any other sport. It has definitely been the best and most exciting basketball season ever played in the history of Cabrillo Senior High School. fs..-f , aaaa, H Above: Kevin Drake edges out his opponent for the tipoff Left: Rich Perreli goes alone for an easy lay up. l1 ,. M '11 C 5 Z Qf. . ,, v2, fA W - ssmm Q. ' if L51 IT , r 9 TU RI E H 'Q F :Wana 1 fj D J ,W -,. - Top: From left to right: Otto Lehman, Jim Hager, Chris Lenius, Steve Klitz, Marvin Henson, Dave Morris, Richard Perelli, Bob Gile, C.A. Anderson, Kevin Drake, John Giles, Jay Spowart. Bottom Right: Kevin Drake pauses in mid- air to wait for the ball. Bottom Left: Steve Klitz reaching out in hope of scoring. D w zz 1 A I K V W , 7 - f QSM I WSHNNM I K 'ia X 9 by . fir E kv . A : ,, ,Q . .Tit Uk. V 'A , Hard Wood Dnbblers Use Determmed Effort 5 i j.v. and frosh basketball W Good Material For Next Yeazfs Varsity The J .V. Basketball team, led by Coach Abrahamsen, came through very well adjusting to Coach Santo's style. They have come a long way and have the personnel and potential to play varsity. Led by the scoring of Darrel Stinett, Kelly Hubbard, Mike Dagg and the rebounding of Bruce Filarsky, Ed Martin and Tom Olson, the all around Hustling of Kirk Dalton, Dan Ellertson and Bill Giles, the team had a season of 8 wins and 10 losses. The most exciting games being one of the games against Lompoc and 2 wins over Righetti. ,W .,, ,, i,,,,, ,A,.,, a -'K as ' s im, s, gay: Top, J.V. Basketball: From left to right: Jim Trenner, Steve Mummy, Kirk Dalton, Kelly Hubbard, Bruce Filar- sky, Dan Ellertson, Ed Martin, Charles Younglove, Tom Olson, Bill Gile, Mike Dagg, Greg Rucoba, Steve Vidger, Daryl Stinnett, and Middle: Coach Abrahamsen. i : f Nags it I , ,,,, ,,kLLy W my ff . Elia The freshman basketball team, Top Left: Mandi Simons goes for a lay- -th of the finest la ers up. Top Right: Mandi does it again. W1 some P 5' Bom, -f h b ktbliw ever at Cabrillo, finished With m' res man as e a am' 10 Wins and 7 losses this year. The talent, in future years, should enable the varsity to win its, first Northern League title. wrestling Grapplers Remam Undefeated In L Play .nh- This Page, Top: Frosh, J.V. and Var- sity wrestling teams. Left: Bill Ebbert wrestled at 14841. Right: Bill Ebbert pins opponent. Opposite Page, Top Left: Bruce Probst receives two points. Top Right: Anthony Greenfield put- ting the grinder on Lompoc wrestler. Bottom Left: Russ Wardrip takes down Righetti wrestler. Bottom Right: Russ Wardrip smashes warrior. .sw he , The varsity wrestling team was undefeated in Northern league play. The lightweights carried the team. They were Kris Andrews 98, Benji Williams 106, Jeff Klapakis 123, and Anthony Blount 130. The team placed first at the Simi Valley Invitational in January. League finals were held at Cabrillo and the team placed 4th but sent seven men on to CIF. They were Benji Williams 98, Kris Andrews 106, Jeff Klapakis 123, Anthony Blount 130. Mike Renner 136, Russ Wardrip 156 and Bruce Probst 168. Benji Williams placed 1st in CIF and went on to capture 3rd in State. The JV placed 2nd in Northern League. The Freshmen also placed 2nd in Northern League playoffs. I V, H I ,, Q y 1 ,V 1 rcss . ,..a' ' ff fi V . . 1 .if 5 0 , all in different weightsg same desire Last Year For Big Varsity Grapplers Pictured above are Allen Quisenberry and Anthony Blount. Below them, Bill Ebbert Anthony Greenfield and Mike Renner. 5 L 91 K I I .K , V!yM,,,,,.,,,,,.,,Q:,,.....,..y1.,.,.. ,,XA,. ,, .MW ,, 'A 3 x it ik- sports and games We Prayed Hard And We Won varsity swim team, divers If It Had Water, They Knew What To Do' f , ., ,. w VL .,v,i N P ',: 9' M ' , s kj K . L,,.' ' Mr Above: Varsity Swim Team. Top row: Phillip Heidmous, Gary Anderson, Larry Pellerin, Jeff Heidmous, Frank Cardone. Standing: Middle row: Dale Peterson, Mike Rich, Spike Webster, Mike Weaver, Bill Doyle, Joe Fioti, Coach Boyer, Coach Lawrence, Lynn Shoults. Sitting: Bill Praus, Scott Wassmund, Chuck Youn- glove, Jim Gibbons. Far Right: Divers. Top to bottom: Bob Lenanan, Gary Dobbs, Hugo Miller, Brian Fraser, Scott Ancel, John Mindykowski, Coach Boyer, Coach Lawrence. Right: Frank Cardone and Dale Peterson worked strenuously in hope of future wins. ,N if V . ' 1 S353 522655 N ' VY . iam -' g ' ' if i'ili'2Eif. -1', aHfsQ. L i fs X S l Q 5 , , . .. ,. X ,X ' 1, f-.. J -,i X ijt' u, Q 1- X 'V fs J M ' E The diving team of Cabrillo with seven members held up a good record throughout the season. All but two members will be returning next year as Gary Dobbs and John Mindykowski will be graduating. The varsity swim team held the first Swim-a-thon in Cabrillo's history. A very successful project, the 24 hour feat turned out a good crowd as the team earned money and developed stamina. Many records were broken and Gary Anderson held eight out of ten of the league records. interlude Beauties And Beastsl 4 N A 1 f . 1 U -J 5:Q . 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Out in the field Kirk Dalton came in as a replacement for injured Charlie Denson, who soon recovered and took over. Jeff Holt and Bucky Brockett led second base. Gary Hargis was at shortstop and Steve Long was at third. Outfielders were Kevin Drake, Bruce Duncun and Greg Long. Right: Jeff Holt, Steve Long, Charley Densen, Howard Com. stock, Bruce Duncan, Kirk Dalton, Kelly Hubbard, Chris Banz- hof, Ken Wahl, Kevin Drake, Nick Berry. Greig Winegarner Kit Hubbard, Biu Bover. Eddie rlall, Gary Hargis, Greg Long Steve Clayton, Rick Gimstead. Bucky Brocket. Right: Steve Long, Howard Comstock. Kevin Drake, Bill Boyer, Bucky Brocket. Below: 419 Kit Hubbard, F22 Bill Boyer. M ..., M., ..-MW ,,.., I. neun Milli - H E-,ev , 1-an Mfr 'arm gg iii'i . . img 3 lfwn Ai lf!! !3CA,4.ULQ-411. ,cl 1112! 'f wwf rr J r l 4-,. ., of. 'f j.v. and frosh baseball Hill Batsters Ended Season In Triumph Cabri1lo's J .V. Baseball team had an exceptional season with McWhorter, Hubbard, Nowak and Butt leading the way. The Hills' frosh also had a record to be proud of. Both teams' effort and diligent work proved successful in the outcome of their games. Members of the J .V. team include Maurice Christensen, Mike Adams, Bill Stratford, Tom Nowak, Bill McWhorter, Steve Butt, Kelly Hubbard, Jerry Blinson, Steve Vidger, Lee Elmer, John Richards, Gary O'Bryan, David Anderson, Barry Nelson, Gary Vick, Greg Clayton and Bill Gile. The Hills' frosh include Bill McCullough, Doug Novak, Carlton Roberts, Alan Hal- lenbeck, Brian Murphy, John Dagg, Randy Ochs, Marvin Coxs, Mike Brockett, Alan Ogozalek, Blain Nelson and Randy Weaver. 99 All girls swimming Wind And Rain Didn't Influence Their Winning N 4 V , . .a....... 1 The girls' swim team had many new swimmers which helped build their program. They also had returning swimmers which helped strengthen the varsity squad. Home matches included Dos Pueblos, Lompoc and Santa Ynez. Mrs. Wendy Knowles aided the team with her fine ability and knowledge of swimming. Front row: Barbara Gibbons CMg'r.j, Suzanne Poelman, Lori Slagle, Teresa Young, Becky Patterson fMg'r.J. Top row: Susan McConnell, Cheryl Eppley, Sue Woelke, Michelle Lenz, Gayle Smith, Diane Vigil, Lynn Collum. Row three: Linda Powers, Jo Davis, Barbara Allen, Karen Nielsen, Amy Hamil Robin Lodle, Linda Hall, Evangeline Brown. Row four: Caroline McLain, Debbie Mercer, Pauline Gibson, Joyce Borninkhof, Carol Dixon, Ruth Gaddis Audrey Clarke, Cheryl Little. Riow five: Karen Schoonover, Pat Zeiger, Linnea Collins, Linda Tupper, Nancy Nogle, Linda Wassmund, Diana Mertz Robin Nolan and Diana Bradshaw are pictured with coach Mrs. Wendy Knowles. i 1 1 100 1 1 girl's track A Rebuilding Year Ended In Success A season opener at home, initiated the girl's May eleventh, Cabrillo hosted the Santa track team off with a running start. This year Barbara County Girl's Athletic League was for rebuilding as there were only eight Championshipsg coming out on top. girls returning from last year. Sandy Burrell, Irene Young, Keya Apilado, Donna Riley and Renita Hill represented strong competition in their respective events. Top: Members of the 1972-73 Cabrillo Girl's Track team. Bottom: The squads director, Miss Linda Olson. l 101 boys and girls tennis . T H 45, x g 4 A W may , I gig., , Ap' As the 1972 Northern League Champions, Cabrillo's Tennis Team started the beginning of 1973 with as much enthusiasm and ability as last year. With six returning lettermen, it was predicted that 1973 would be a most prosperous year. With Mr. Roderick Schmidt as returning coach, the season proved to be successful. The Varsity Tennis Team is pictured above. Back row: Dave Gaudin, Richard Long, Rick Beers, Steve Mummy, Charles Haley, James Trenner. Middle row: Lonnie Driscoll, Neno Smith, Bob Russ. Front row: David Weinstein, Dave LaBand, John Beaudry, and Mike Weinstein. Right: Bob Russ practices his forehand. The Junior Varsity, which are not pic- tured, is comprised of the following: Geno Smith, Murray King, Ralph Diaz, Jim Ely, Mark Alexander, Bob Erbe, Mike McSwain, and Richard Weinstein. 102 Fast Game Enjoyed Smashing Comeback Started With A Racquetp Ended With A Pizza Top, Girls Tennis Team: Back row: Trudy Sosa, Mar- cia Gehringer, Miss Robert- son, Carol Filarsky, Michelle Lenz, Diane Hargis, and Debbie Ancel. Front row: Mickey Kobe, Marian Morri- son, Kea Apallado, Penny Moore. Sitting: Mary Mad- den. Bottom Left: Mickie Kobe in action. Bottom Mid- dle: Diane Hargis returns the serve. Bottom Right: Kay Sauzek serving. cross country Cross Country Makes It Through Rainy Season The Cross Country team had a fine year. Because of the terrain, with mountains and trails, they were able to train very hard. This was a factor that helped Win most of their meets. Below: Practice run aims toward brush. Team members are Gary Manus, Bob Muholland, Greg Axline, Steve Mosby, Marshall Fraiser, Tim Martin, Victor Tise. '15 1, ,X X X i 1-X ,X ., ,Lf-. F photo pros Yearbook Photographers S E , The Photographers for the 1972-73 Tierra Royal were, Ctop photo, I-rJ Milt Baldwin, Nick Tranfa, Dave McCarter, Mark Brown and Leon Ralph. Others not pictured also contributed skill with cameras and darkroom tech- niques. As usual, special thanks to Dan Duffy of the Lompoc Record. At left are photos of the band at half- time. 105 1 i the wrap ug story 1972-73 Terminates With Victory And Defeat 1- sports 72-73 Cabrillo Is Always -171 As is the tradition at Cabrillo, sports competition is always at its' peak. The same held true for the 1972-73 year. Cabrillo produced some outstanding athletic teams, and some fine quality athletes. It was a very good year for sports. But looking back over the year, all involved can honestly say, It's not important that we Won or lost, but how We played the game. , i de f' A . r jfw- , . ' ', A . ,. Q5'La ' i ,. , .M , .:,,,,,,,.,V.,W ,N . ,,.,, WW QW I , S ' A iv' I, kj - MM H , V g , , , wp ., fu. 1 . ' , if , , Y -- ,H v 4 'ho ' 'N' .4 . v '7 aw fi' 5' ii5 53i-.Y ' , V q- .- ef ff'- 2 QQ '- M 'ef , ' , , I p 2,2 cf 5, , 'p,, ,,,,,,.f7pgg: -.9 ',,..:. Jirf-M ,,. we rr , - A 'Mm W A 5 H ip -,, --.'.m.'6 a,3+Y'rg,3f:,4. M - WWE' :lf 1 7 x s if , l i ,vc V execs ,igf hi ifl ix X tr, Q Ad Q,-Q29 4 CURRICULUM Section Edifoff Leslie Green g administrators They Maintained The Systen With Hard Work Cabrillo's administrative staff is one qualified to lead the faculty and students alike. Robert Bickford, Principal, has had 24 years of experience in education as a counselor, a varsity baseball and basketball coac , and 11 years as an administrator. He received his M.A. and B.A. from the Universit of Denver. Richard Greening, Assistant Principal - Instruction, receivedy his B.A. from Grinnell, a B.S. from Arizona State, a M.Ed. and M.A. from the University of Arizona. His experience has been in both public and . private school teaching, counseling, and administrating. Norman . Ellertson, Assistant Principal - Activities had three years teaching experience in Utah and 13 years of administration in Utah and California. He received a B.S. at Brigham Youn University, a M.E. at Our Lady of the Lake College and a Ed.D. from tie University of Utah. Robert Wiener, Administrative Dean -- Discipline, has had teaching experience in schools throughout California. He received his B.A. from the University of California at Santa Barbara and a M.A. from San Jose State College. f 1 ' v Top: Mr. Robert Bickford and Mr. Robert Wiener are waiting patiently for an assembly to begin. Above: Mr. Richard Greening is seen talking to the professional yearbook photographer. Right: Mr. Richard Greening, Mr. Robert Wiener, and Mr. Norman Ellertson. Sitting: Mr. Robert Bickford. i Ji 112 V x fwf counselors and nurse Striving To Communicate With Students Left: Sarah Littlejohn, school nurse. Bottom: Margaret Flack, Alvin Levin, George King, Phillip Kerrigan, Leah McIntyre. Below: Alvin Levin caught camera-shy student. Sarah Littlejohn, school nurse, has had past experience in the nursing field as she demonstrates her abilities in caring for A students. The counseling staff with head counselor Alvin Levin, prepared and directed many students for future high school and college years. They were always available to offer any advice or to talk to students who needed their opinions. A - I1 clerical staff Teamwork Mamtamed Harmon The clerical staff, no matter how busy, seemed to have time for students that needed their assistance. Working as a team they managed to keep organization throughout the school. Top: Standing: Mary Ann Ethcrson, Ruth Ross, Missy DeSalle, Marcy Brock, Rose Rosemary Sparks, Mary Line, Barbee Patterson. Sitting: Irene Sperber, Betty Larson, Dianne Gibbs, Emma Coe. Right: Emma Coeg and Diane Gibbs. 4 5. 'S fa' english department and librarian Good Grammar 01' Good Taste? The English department, headed by George Layton had much to offer. The fundamentals were taught, but many students became involved in drama, journalism, yearbook and multi-media. The Library proved to be a very useful source. Our librarian, Elizabeth Purma aided the students to better understanding of the availability of the library resources. Top: Steve Ward, Wyatt Haupt, Roderie Schmidt, George Layton, Robert Lawrence, James Callan. Sit- ting: Camilla Williamson, Janet Cawley, Lesley Tag- gart, Mary Ann Weyandt, Sally Moore. Far Left: Eliza- beth Purma, librarian. Center: William Weber, Lester Manchester, Lesley Atehley. Bottom: James Callan sur- prised by his own photographer. Not Pictured, Pat Mei- dell and Bob Carlton. industrial arts, agriculture, and business departments The Hand Is Quicker Than The Eye Business, Agriculture, and Industrial Arts are skills not only of the mind, but also of the hand. To be good at anything talent is not essential, but practice and knowledge are. Business Head, Mrs. Francena Williams, Agriculture Head, Mr. Monte McKibbeng and Mr. Richard Rosen, Industrial Arts Head, are equipped with this knowledge, ready to pass it on to any interested student. . 5 , ,W - .5 ,L .9 A .. f V g K 5' ' - A k' f 1' f as , 1 ' ' ' ' --Q .. ,, 3.22.3 ' A Right: Industrial Arts Department. Standing: Dwight' Greene, Leon Olson, Richard Diddel, Maurice Schmitz, Mervin Chang. Sitting: Richard Rosen, Gregg Hyatt, ' Mark Cooper, Jeffery Cul- ver. Above: Agriculture Department. Monte McKibben. Top: Business Department. 'Janice Knickrehm, Virginia But- ler, Dale Lardy, Francena Williams. i 116 x home economics, music, and art departments Cooking Or Creating? The Band .-A- ' Played on! The Home Economics Department, headed by Janice Pierre, the Art Department, headed by Richard Fisher and the Music Department headed by Glen Newcomb, offered classesto students with special interest in their fields. Students came out of the classes prepared for future needs and satisfaction in their skills. Top: Music Department. Glen Newcomb, Jane Pilkington and Wayne Asbury. Above: Art Department. Richard Fisher and Brenda French. Right: Home Economics Department. Billye Doud, Janice Pierre and l 1m-Q1-+in.1 Rnnnnv Nnt ni:-hwnri ic Ilnthv Minahp science and math departments They Ask What And How Much! . - .l Warren Arnold led the Science Department in exploring and experimenting with the forces that are constantly creating and destroying our environment. They tried to answer the frequently asked question, What makes things tick? Directed by Bernie McGivney, the Mathematics Department simplified the complexity of mathematics by the use of their computer. Students took a great interest in the fundamentals of math and the process of programming. fkfitf OF l ' I v A 1 Top Left: Newman Whitmire takes a deep breath of ocean fresh air. Top Right: Science Depart- ment. Back row: Newman Whitmire, Richard Taniguchi, Ned Shores, Ronald Meidell, Warren Arnold. Front row: Harry Lukk, Ray Oakes. Above: Mathematics Department. Harold Singer, Gerald Johnson, John Gildea, Richard Shiers, Al Barnes, Mike Knoell, Robert Boyer, Bernie McGivney, Richard Weyandt, Don Harmison. oreign language and social science departments Today Is Tomorro w's History pg! ...,,. Qt ,i,,Q The Foreign Language Department, headed by Darrell Adams, offered German, Spanish and French to students who were interested in learning to understand another language and to become aware of the ways of other countries. The Social Science Department, headed by Jim Gerard, prepared the students for dealing with future situations from past examples in history. Their teachings left students with a new key to today's and tomorrow's problems. Top Left: Foreign Language Department Left to rightf Lester Manchester, Richard Weyandt, Ben Esparza, Joseph Iverson, Howard Shaw, Darrell Adams. Top Right: Larry Rowe is taking it easy. Above Left: Social Science Department. Standing: Arthur Hicks, John Lemon, Norman Okum, LaVonne Krauth, Larry Rowe, Jerry Macke, Julie Wolf. Sitting: Myron Webster, Jim Gerard, William Weber, Robert Radford. Above Right: Gene Bosma, Glenn Abrahamsen. 119 The Physical Education Department, led by Carrie Larson and Don McIntyre, offers a beneficial experience to both the body and mind. Right: On diving board: Wendy Knoell, Carrie Larson, Linda Olson. In the Water: Patricia Gri- set. Standing: Barbara Robertson, Wendy Wolf. Below: Pat Griset displays her talents. Center: Evert Jones. Bottom Left: Dave Long takes a minute to relax. Bottom Right: Ed Knowles, Dave Long, Dick Wilson. Kneeling: Don McIntyre. Not pictured is Harry Santos. 120 custodians,-gardeners, cafeteria personnel Sweeping, Weeding, And Feeding Q , 5 1 r it sf' P - if -. is if Top Left: Gardeners. Roy Price, Jake Estrada, Ray Gil. Top Right: Cafete- ria Personnel. Joan Ogozalek, Ann Lindsey. Bottom Left: Custodians. Back row: Lionel Gordon, Earl Gregory - head custodian, Warren Hamlin, Carl Bolte. Sitting: Ed Beebe, Ross Laugley. Kneeling: Bob Brown, Bill Chap- man, Joseph Pellerin, Richard Indorf. Not pictured is Rupert Vipond. Bot- tom Right: Custodian, Bob Brown. Z. i Q. f li Q -, 39' .ff- .. ff' , ,K and I av W N 1-Y- u--.45 An- -. l A 1 - r 1 q CLASSES S Section Editor: Pam Kluge w,,,,,x Donna Griffith, newspaper editor, searches for news in the office. x -NN Av My .. Douglas Adams Elizabeth Adams Gary Anderson Kari Anderson Paula Andrew Myrna Adkins Dean Allred Jo Ann Arnold Brian Bailey Teresa Baldwin Debbie Ancel C. A. Anderson Kea Apilado Rhonda Armstead leaders ' ll ll Semors Pronounce The Best Class President, Mike Weinstein delivers speech. Larry Beaver Lorrie Bellomy Jackie Berry Carol Blashke Anthony Blount Lifford Blount Angela Bonner Kathy Borowski D'aWn Borradaile Lee Bowles Bill Boyer Janet Brannam Donna Branton Terry Briggs Bobbie Brooks Jeff Brown Julie Brown Karen Brown Mark Brown Mike Brown Cindy Bubba Arlene Burgess Sandy Burrell Rick Burris Richard Burton Colleen Bush ' lr-e ,L if ft , :GW 9, ,S ie r h 1 f r if H ,Vi e gg-rua? l A -- 112216:-time f .W it 44- E 4 4 'img f -r-s..-. - Randy Zaveson sets headlines for school newspaper. Jeff Wornom uses light table on Fore and Aft offset negative. www Connie Butterfield Teresa Byrd John Cabezut Richie Canfield Cynthia Carmen Stephen Carroll Patrick Carter Gene Centof anti Diana Clarke John Clement Paul Coleman Carol Combs Howard Comstock Terri Cornejo Sabrina Cox Steve Cross Mike Cunningham Royann D'Amore ev' Ifwx , Cheryl Llttle takes phone break between chores. class of '7 3 Tory Dallago David Davidson Jo Ann Davis Maurice Davis Jesse Weatherby concentrates on skills not camera. All ur Trials Were Lessons awp i s 4 so ,f Terri Davis Lenore Demand Shirley De Prater Debra Dennison Pat Dennison Susan Disney Gail Dobbs Gary Dobbs Jay Doyle , ,. Allison Driesbach Qk, ' E. V' w f Way ne Drew 'X ' 'M- 2' x X x XX- A REQ xi ' s , a E we L W as 'bk x 'X M gig! v if sm ' l 3 Valerie Dunbar Bruce Duncan Bill Ebbert Barbara Elder seniors hit it Classmates Blew For Their School Pau Engstrom ,,,, 1' is 'fire i 'ii.il Karen Eppley 45363 B . WT' W A Jeff Brown hits a soft one in the marching band. 'Uh- Rachel Eum Bill Evans Connie Facer Laura Fazzone Drummers Eddie Washington and Charlie Mote await signal. if QIMIKY' if-'47 Linda Fegley Patricia Felde Bob Ferguson Pat Ferrell Carol Filarsky Rick Finis Deborah Finley Vicki Finley Myles Fisher Marcus Foley Tim Foster Jacqueline Ganison Barbara Gibbons John Forren Michele Galmiche Leslie Gerhart Seniors had four years of walking, This pair of waffle stompers proves it! Wi. Kenneth Frank Steve Froias Kip Gaddis Glenn Geary Jody Gehlker Marcia Gehringer Janet Brannam is concerned with more than school. l 1 glgaiihing For The Way 'QT H-Q.. wmv- Richard Gibson Rosemary Gibson Bob Gile John Giles Rick Gimmestad Robin Goddard Dale Goodwin Wanda Gordon Nancy Graeff Angelique Graves Darcel Graves Paul Gray Debi Greene Jocelyn Griffin Susan Griffin Donna Griffith Steve Guiel Dan Gunter Charles Haley Chelle Hallenbeck Sharon Harvey Teresa Hedge Jeff Heidmous Winifred Hervey John Halsey Pat Hampson Dwana Hamrick Kathy Hannemann Larry Harris Tyra Harris 8th amendment Gerard Con quers All aw r r X Pamela Higgason Kearn Hinchman Sheree Hines Larry Hixson - z Enjoying themselves at the Senior Halloween party is Mr. Jim Ger- ard and seniors. A :ag .gc . ,W ,X ,. 2 i s . , - i :gg 3 . 5 ga ,Q 3 f Huw, Joan Hoctor Gary Holmes Jeff Holt Mike Hope Linda Hotchkiss Pat Hoverston Awaiting his next victims, Jim Gerard relishes a cup of coffee before class starts. home ec Taking The Bitter Ronnie Hoy Trace lest Penny Immel Donna Ingram Marilyn Hamilton. ' ,ii. Z '1 or J 7 gf.: Y rzf 1.,, 1.,,.ef,M.,ffQE :KL i i, ,5.,. 1 iii. if if g. I TV Vthk , , -- ff is J jf li? J J ie i J '-W1 'K-L 1 Sue J antz S Rulon Jenson S -4' , no . 1f: :4....z'-2 s - ami: . Debbie Johnson J eryl Johnson Everett Luxton gets a grade and heartburn from his pie. On left is 5 Debi Greene and Snoopy babysit 136 W With The Sweet My ,,,,.,,,,.t, ff 4 f a V' 1 ,,h: f , . at the Home Ec nursery school. Donald Jones Gerald Jones Michael Jones Cynthia Kaminsky Cynthia Keener Patty Kelly Tom Kennedy Cynthia Kimelman Jeff Klapakis Steve Klitz Anna Knight Joyce Knox Terry Knox Greg La Chance Pat La Riva Mary La Sorsa Michael Landon Margarethe Layman Catherine Lear Al Lester Clell Lightner Heather Linderman James Lingle Cheryl Little Carl L0 Sasso Tim Lockwood Richard Long Steve Long senior gms learn about tne outside business world. Tim Loose Patricia Lopez John Lowry Everett Luxton Linda Maddock Donna Magee 4152.14- The world of business piled up on Jo Winkle. class officers The Decision Nlakers Donna Ingram, Lauren McKee and Rhonda Armstead discuss the days activities. Dan Marsh Ken Mascare 113.5 Pete Mastella Billie Masterson Nanci Mastriano Shelly Mathers Sherri Matthews Pamela May Jean Mayer Barbara McCann Judy McCann David McCarter 0 ' Senior Class Officers are: Top row: Patty Pippin, Jody Gehlker, Jill Shoemaker. Kneeling: David Morris, Mike Weinstein, Jeff Brown. Not pictured are Anna Knight and Jeff Heidmous. Lauren McKee Robert McLain Kathy McSwain John Meneley Clifford Meyer Rhonda Miley Lee Miller John Mindykowski if ss...- Ben Mitchell Jack Mitchell Penny Moore David Morris Dean Morris Charlie Mote I r,,, rrr Robert Mulholland Joann Muzzio Kelli Myers Randy Myers Laurie Myrick Bonnie Nash Bruce Neilson Tony N euroth 42 Anthony Greenfield shows off muscles while working out on weights NH 41:17 class of 1973 Seniors Show Physique ,' sfl A? Q ' K - Q Wendelin Van Draanan plays keepaway before P.E. Gary Nielson Gary Nightingale Dolores Noble Steve Nowell Jose Nunez Mike O'Brien Tony Ogozalek Karen Oldham Julia Oliver Shelly Olson Yvonne Ouimette Craig Pageau Kathy Paioni Brenda Patterson Terri Perozzi Richard Perrelli Dale Peterson Susan Pickering Patty Pippin Debbie Polizo Nancy Porter Linda Powers any Bill Purgason Allen Quisenberry Bob Ray Dan Reeves vii ,W,, Senior boys look over crayfish caught on Marine Biology trip. Mike Renner 44.5 Terri Richard Karen Riendeau Jane Roberson sf ...gf- 'f? Debbie Robertson David Robinson Larry Rock Roxanne Rockvam Cindy Roselli Claire Roy Lisa Rucoba Christine Ruffino Robert Russ Debbie Sanders Kay Sauzek Debbie Schaefer 46 What evil lurks in the mind of Dave McCarter? fu i i b K, i A if 5 I F Neno Smith files documents for the Yearbook. nntt M ' aff ' ev ,flag a w I 1 2 nf? l i, f L W , 7 ia f wmv Q if 3 , M fig riginality Flourishes Debbie Polizo occiipies her time with drafting. jg! .55 Qs 6 A Frances Schell Leslie Scheurer Pat Scott Bill Senta Janet Sheets Patti Shockley Jill Shoemaker Lynn Shoults Catherine Silvernail Cynthia Silvernail 14 Norma Simmons Paul Skelton Gayle Smith N eno Smith Trudy Sosa Jay Spowart Claudia Staffel Kathy Stashak Jan Sticka Barbara Stinnett Louis Stumbaugh Cyndi Strain In a world of his own Mark Brown daydreams on. Sharon Swet John Tapp Janice Tatick Cecilia Taylor Krista Taylor Dan Thompson Victor Tise Nick Tranfa l 149 Bill Tucker Kathy Turner . 1,1 1 - , . i to Scott Urban Vicky Van De Putte , 1 2 EQ wi! 5' 4' 1 Musical chairs attracting Seniors on Halloween. fc We QU if rl -f , A Decorating for Homecoming are Terri Perozzi and Heather Linderman. 150 Xi ic Wendelin Van Monica Vidger Draanen Pat Waage Carl Waage Wy 'Round The Pumpkin fix Ken Wahl Cal Walker Gaye Walker Regina Ward Scott Ward Russ Wardrip Bill Warren Eddie Washington Theresa Waszak Jesse Weatherby Paul Weber Mike Weinstein Debbie Whitmore Cephas Williams Debbie Williams Jody Williams Sandy Wilson Jo Winkle Pat Winston William Wittman Gary Wood Noelle Wood Jeff Wornom www? 4'fi2f3f -M-,wi - , i 'fl' ,,,,. Q in tg 5 1 as , , . xi Carol Blaschke and Karen Eppley hunt through books during lunch time. Ken Wahl boasts of Varsity victory between Lompoc and Cabrillo football teams. TP? Uur World Donna Young Joe Young Randy Zaveson Charlene Zeiger his Mike O'Brien shows his spirit in a different way. Tom Bloominger Dianne Brockett Dennis Brodhecker John Cantrell Anita Demetruk Tyrone Gray Anthony Greenfield Paces Not Wee-.gwfsmg 1 ,,-. Q! H HIIIII .. .11 .,, fm i Ronald Harris Gary Marzio Ann Schickram Tom E 3 E sw : : To Be Forgotte W , M X f .Y 'f ff X wa . l , R ji Ll L Working with multi-media cameras is Dan Marsh. an 5 il Sim we-if Q 2 2 Noelle Wood dreading her next class. Senior girls stop from P.E. and strike a pose. 154 As the year ends another graduating class faces the endg the end of four unique years that can never be repeated. Starting out in our Freshman year, we experienced the thrill of being in with the upper grades. ' How different it was on that first day when we discovered all the freedoms high school had to offerg a big difference from the junior high. Being known as the class of 73 in class competitions really showed the student body We weren't to be picked on for long. How far away it sounded in 1969, the ear, 1973. Passing and surviving the impossiliile Freshman year, we became Sophomores. Who can ever forget the first time of being behind the wheel of a car or dissecting a frog? As Juniors we were finally classified as upperclassmen. Class rings showing this distinction was one of the highlights of the year. Another special privilege the Junior class earned was their attendance at the J unior-Senior Prom. Class officers were busy in planning the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Prom and the upcoming big year. Early in September marked the beginning of the end for the seniors. A Halloween party, Fifties dance and Senior portraits were some of the main events of the first semester. The ending of first semester brought the parting of friends as some students aduated mid-term. Second semester was filled with anxiety as the big day approached. Fun-Elled activities as the Senior ditch day and the Junior-Senior Prom were part of our last days at Cabrillo. Endings are always sad, but think back to all the memories that were made. How can one forget American Government, the after game dances, the fire drills that for some reason lasted twent minutes, the Lompoc-Cabrillo rivalry, fill-in-the-bubble state achievement tests or a bottom ibcker on a rainly day? The object is not only to loo into the future, but also to look back into the past. OQLQZDQO Gotdlafco fdffvzfft junior class Officers Initiate New Activities The 1972-73 Junior Class Officers from L. to R. are: Pam Kluge, Donna Riley, John Beaudry. 2nd row: Kathi Andrews, Tony D'Amore, Leslie Greening, Gordon McManus and Kathy Radabaugh. Sandy Adams Rita Albert Art Anderson Jackie Anderson Valerie Anderson Ramona Adrade Kathi Andrews Kris Andrews Freda Ankerbrand Margaret Ankerbrand Dorinda Baker Sherry Baker Tom Baker Milt Baldwin Susi Ballinger Chris Banzhof David Barnard John Barry Ann Bassford Scott Beasley Rick Beers Kathy Bennett Bob Berends Joe Beshears Joshua Betts Rodger Bineau Claire Birdsall Celeste Blanc Cynthia Blount ' . , .N The library supplies a quiet atmosphere for Diane Haacke. Leisure reading during lunch break provides Mickey Kobe with some relaxa- i tion. Christine Bonner Barbara Boone Donna Bost William Bowles Adrienne Boyd Michael Bradshaw Richard Brazee Buck Brockett Curt Brodhecker Michele Brown Rosemarie Brown Tony Bubba John Buffington Larry Bujold Gary Dunch Cheryl Burk Dionne Burrell Cheryl Bush Steve Butt Sharon Byrd Linda Cabana Ken Cabezut Colleen Cairney Ray Cairncy Karen Campbell Donald .Cantrell Glen Cannon Carla Carrier Calvin Carter Steve Cavanaugh Bev Causby Mark Chambers Bill Chapin Tom Chase Jean Christ Gene Christmas Ed Cintoon Frank Clark Steve Clayton Richard Cochran Sharon Cochran Kathy Coffelt 157 Alan Cole Phil Colman Patty Coonan Judy Corser Rick Coska Donna Coselman Carole Covington Carol Crummy Kim Culberson Gael Culver Mike Dagg Doris Dahlman Tony D'Amore Dennis Davis Florence Decker Annette Delgado Wanza Dennison Merri Derrington James Dial Ralph Dias Kevin Dickerson Shelly Dixon Conrad Dominguez Willie Douglas Lonnie Driscoll Steve Drown Dan Duffy Karen Duggan Donna Dyste Darly Easton Sheree Eek Terry Ensley Debbie Egli Jerry Enerson Bob Erbe Mary Ervin John Esterle Diane Fall Sharon Fegley Mike Felling 158 diversity juniors Are 'Vu Unique People Glaneing sheepishly towards the camera is junior Debbie Palmer. Yvette Fierro Mary Fioti Greg Finley Bob Fitch Cindy Foster Richard Fox Brian Fraser Keith Frederick Debbie Freeman Lori Fritz Mike Frodas Kristi Fuller Kim Gampper Mark Gartrell Donna Garwood Bob Gaskins David Gaudin Janet Geiser Jim Gibbons Mark Gibson Mark Gibson Rodger Gimbel Rick Gimmested Kathy Goforth 0 gf r' Q K it WF , W' I if ' F M - , 5' ffffl' U . l, 'G A yyiye ,ri,,,, V ,K 1 In the midst of confusion, Daryl Stinnett searches for his friends. Displaying her ability at handball is Sally Schaefer. Betty Goldsberry Lorraine Gonzales Fred Goodgame Brian Goodman Scott Grasscr Jim Gray Richard Greene Leslie Greening 159 food seems smaller junior Appetites Increase Together Hungry Tony Lopez, Dirk Heckaman and Dave LaBand wait patiently for their lunch. Darlene Hagans Jim Hager Richard Haig Jim Halbeisen Eddie Hall Tina Hallenbeck Fred Halucka Kevin Hamby Diane Hargis Gary Hargis Lynne Harmon Debra Harnett Becky Harris Sheila Harris Shirley Harris Barbara Harvey Gary Hawkins Carla Hayes Dirk Heckaman Debbie Heinz Marvin Henson Nola Herman Pat Hernandez Steve Higgason Greg Hill 160 Jaquie Griffin Pete Guariglia Tanya Guest John Gust Diane Gustitus Diane Haacke hav? Junior girl watching cashier carefully as she counts out her change. Discussing the big game tonight are varsity football players Steve Clavton and Bruce Probst. Pausing for a quick glance at the camera are lab assistants Donna Dyste and Donna Riley. Carol Hinchman Benjamin Hines Katie Hinkens Jean Hobart Kriss Houghton Roger Howard Beberly Hughey Cindy Hull Melody Humbert Garry Hurst Thomas Hutton Denise lest Ra mond Ison Bill1J ascn Bill Jeffries Gina Jennings Kathryn Johnson Tia Johnson Conrad Jones Dave Jones Karen Jones Lettie Jones Weldon Joyce Sharon Jozwiak Debbie Kaderka Peter Kain Jane Kametani Kim Keener Ruth Kline Pam Kluge Mike Knisley Mickey Kobe Lucinda Koch Jimmy Krauta Larry Krueger Lee Krueger David LaBand Lisa LaChanee Otto Layman Diane Lee Chris Lenius Michelle Lenz Leigh Lewis Glenn Libby 161 James Lindblum Pat Lindemann Tim Little Kathy Lodle Greg Long Cindy Lopez Tony Lopez Janice Lundberg Mark Sylvia Brian Magill Gary Manus Julie Marquez Mike Martin Myrna Martin Karla Mason .W a ., ff- W Z Brian Fraser attempts a technique learned in auto mechanics as the class looks on. Eugene Mitchell Margaret Monday Cindy Monroe Lorri Moore Mark Moore Sue Moreton Marian Morrison Debbie Morton Len Mott Cliff Muzzio Keith Myers Marshall Navarro Richard Nichols Robin Nolan 162 Joni Mattiozi Leslie Mayer Brenda McMann Melody McClure Malia McDaniel Carol McLain Gordon McManus Bill McWhorter Jackie Mead Gina Mesa David Meek Carmelo Mercaldo Jo Micael Baxter Miller Peggie Mills Dave Novak Tom Novak Mark Nunez Kathy O'Donald Steve Ogdon Robert Ohare James Oliver Toni Operania Deborah Palmer June Parsley Rebecca Patterson Horst Peak Larry Pellerin J unius Perkins Linda Peterson Steve Pillion Dave Pomeroy Bill Praus Bruce Probst David Quintel Kathy Radabaugh Leon Ralph Vance Ray Jeff Reddekopp Richard Reeves Joanne Renner Jerry Reyes Mike Rich nl Juniors prove their spirit with pep assembly signs. Painting signs are Malia McDaniel and Ann Bassford The Spirit f 7 Renee Richard Patty Rich Jerry Riendeau Donna Riley Doris Rizzi Debra Robbins Sue Robbins Brad Romich Danielle Ross Gregory Rucoba Scott Ryan Elaine Salyer Bob Sammons John Sanchez Rosemary Sanchez Linda Sanders Dari Short Cherie Silvernail Brenda Silvernail Norman Simmons Valerie Skinner Lori Slagle Chris Slavens Theresa Smith Vincent Smith Mark Snyder Jeff Sparks Andrew Spooner Valarie Spruhan Kevin Stingely Debra Stone Cathy Strain 64 Exhibiting his gold and black spirit attire is loyal Randy Strawn. Linda Saults Jack Savage Sally Schaefer John Schell Ben Schmidt Karen Schoonover Steven Schultz Cassandoia Scott Sue Marie Senta Cathy Shifflett ffl di the real thing 74 Models Smiles And Spirit i l Junior trio manifest smiles. Sherri Wood, Leslie Greening and Sharon Byrd. Randy Strawn Margaret Streetman Jan Strumberg Stefanie Subasa Barbra Swan Leesa Taylor Michael Taylor Debbie Thomas Deborah Thompson Diane Trantner J udone Tufiper Shirley Ty ir Diana Vance Mel Vas uez Rick Veger Debra Venable Lannie Vercher Gary Vick Diane Vigil Jane Waage Ellen Wall Cindy Walter Mark Ward Jerry Warren Patty Weber David Weinstein Stan Wendland Patricia Wentzel Dorothy Wernicke Christy White Robert White Shane Whitmore Benji Williams Buddy Williams Thomas Williams Lana Willis Mark Willis Tony White Beth Wilson Debra Wilson Mike Wilson Ann Woelke Sherri Wood Pam Woodruff 165 l l mugs and makeups Some Early, Some Late, Some Twice eiiii, . i 1h' -' i i ' b hA M . . Therese Young , L QQ -- j'?g,, H Charles Younglove V ff 111 ., V PatZe1ger 5 Kathy Zeller K llll F llil V5 Carol Zimmerman , lll i ', , 4, Q aw I 1 lehr ,, 1? ff , Q? Q ,,,, 1, if 6, L , ,-,f 4 5 . r A I l A yearbook photographer, Milt Baldwin displays Michele Brown, Rhonda Henley, Toni Stewart and Elena Bliss. another talent in graphic arts. Back row: Bill McWhorter, John Beaudry, Kit Hubbard, Dan Golson, Dave Sarber, Steve Dale. Front row: Junior Golson, Dave Buccigmossi, Doug Madden, Milt Baldwin, John Vickers, 3z2fM i13?'Nf+w 'f,- .,,., .. fn , N., xl 1 ..:.1 'Elk I V, 7 'gh px N 'i ,. -x foumey Through The , Qs f W, .4 . 1 Y- ,' .N H' ' . 'f' :z H 'W Y UNM 2 iif1'w13-'Ewa 'fi W If gf X2', iiufin:,V'1x .'1 'I f M -1 '23 I9 Q s f I f wr,-fi-2 Qa.gaf,'U,4-,lf ' s zV'w'W'i'u'! 'f W-','g k 'Xii.g3 . . , ir. ,.g gi,,x, if 1-Q94 A f', an ,fn Q-5,431 2 iff 4 1 'Fitz , 'V 5 5 V.. Y x ,Q Y,'Vs'ws, f: ,ff iicbwfwfz v 5 L 1 Q ,xhrz-,xA W e A 1, 4-?'lH'ff' - 9 X It 11731 eps 1 iii zzxiez-1 K , Q ' 'W-Q -,EJ W Y ',t. -- - t , ' ?.,,,a ,,, W . T fig ff: D A 5 K ' ' V' ' ,, x v 'uniors S fr-X W 'V xx -ww' K x QE X XX ,, , 1 X Ax . xx,.Xx X - X-rw-. sophomore class officers Eight Led 75 Ef orts h I O 0 The 1972-73 Sophomore Class Officers are, back rowf: Cheryl Eppley, Vicki Barham,. J im Jenson, Margie Speicher, Kathy Searfoss. Front: Pam Robmson and Kyle Dorsey. Not pictured: Jeff Andrews. ,J 170 Tom Adam Gary Adams f- Mike Adams Diane Aguayo Mike Alamo Karen Albrecht- Sharon Albrecht Steve Albrecht'- Diana Aldrich. der Barbara Allen - Scott Ancel Aileen Anderson Bruce Anderson David Anderson - Chris Andrade Jeff Andrews Matt Austin Greg Axline - Wade Bailey - Jacki Baker Leslie Baker Lorraine Bamerd- Debbie Bardzilowski ' ' arham Lynnette arnes x Ns Bonneau Bosley Bardy - Brazee- Browne! ri Brown Brownf- Burton Butt Christ Chapman Christensen hris Chrones arman Cintron lercedes Clark haron Clark .udrey Clarke ..- A friend looks on as Tim Davis enjoys his coke. Bloodworth Bonninkhof B uchanan' Buchanan Charles Steven Barnes Tricia Bartell Bob Barton - Gary Beagles J ohnn Beard Mike Beechly J eff Bgnsen Joyce Berends James Bornand f . i Yam , N x - - !A. .. Lx its-.X B R ' .k,,hVV Q E Q, J N K x K S Q- , ez N 7 V L X A QQ. ly B W Sl' x fi. l- My X ,V f . . W Q. X .hw KJ' 'Q , ,n ,' l B 'L lf' C . B A ff .lv M A 'ix sf-.K L of W M - ,. C Eating one of Cabrillos famous burritos is Brent Ebbert. Mark Claycomb ' ' Gre Cl oe la ton James Clement Linnea Collins Suzan Comer f . - Qulie Cosca Mary Cournille Chris C I1 ames Coyle Randy Lowry Tami Craig Vickie Crance Charmon Culberson Rick Cummins aron Cummins ar unnmgham Sara Cly-Champlin Sean Dallago Kirk Daljgon Mike Dagpier Rebecca a ar 'Debbie Dargitz Gregory Davis Julie Davis Ron Davis Vlark Deflera Michele DeLozier Kim Densmore -f Sandra Denson Janet Dial Debbie Disney Carol Dixon Cathy Dixon Kyle Dorsey Leslie Douglas Fred Dudney Rose Duncan Beverly Dye 172 Maurice Christensen and Billy Washburn reading lass of 75 M A ,-15. . .. - . JON But isn't there an easier way? Sophomores Strive To Be Happ Virgina Eady , Chris Eakes -- Brent Ebbert - Mike Elck - Richard Edelen Drew Edman -f Teri Egli n eri E mgwood Lee Elmerf Diane Elmore--1 Cameron Ennis - Cheryl Epplgyl haron Erdman 3. CW I'VlIlf Sarah Eum Rick Evans '- Patty Ewing,- Patt Facer, isa arrens Joe Faust Rebecca Fazzone Bruce Filarsk oe 1 - Joan Flamm Robert Flynn- Janice Foster Richard Foster Becky French Debbie Fuller guth Gagldis eorge agnon Mike Galvin Robin Garmon f lartrell lsberry I 73 only two years to go Students Work Hard To Achlev B. V. Golson Cary Goodman Mare Gray Mike Gray Ken Greene Sherrill Greenstade Margie Gregory Marie Griffin-., Marty Grimsrud Debbie Guest Linnea Gundensen Cyndi Hagerman 174 NT.H.a.1nel .Stacey wwf Showing her artistic skills is Teresa Robinson Dianna Hall - Linda Hall Judith Halsey Kevin Diane Haney Neil Hannemann-- Barbara Hanson... Hardin Jerry Hargraves Janet Harris Mark Harrison Jimmie Harvey Patricia Harvey Amy Hays Monica Heaney Wayne Weidt Bob Henle Paula Hermann- Natalie Hernandez Danny ,. Herth yan! W 1. no- Camera catches Shawn Lindermann doing his share in biology class. Bob Hicks -' Kathy Hicks Larry Hill Renita Hill - Richard Hill Steve Hixson Steve Holdsambeckff Valerie Holaman Belinda Holland ,- Connie Holmes Michael Holota Alesia Horne Ronald Hotchkiss Bill Houghton Kathy House Kelley Hulghargl Terry Hull Stephanie Humphries ' i n ' Hutchinson Nancy u son David Hutton Donald Hutton Alfreda In am o n son Mark Jackson Natalie Jaramillo-- Margaret Jarvzelf Sheri Jennings Jim Jenson Bruce Johnson Jon Johnson'- Lisa Johnson Stan Johnson Cheryl Jones Jalmadge Joyce Jimmy Kale a Dianna Keener Jeanne Kelley - ,ln jg Kelley Gleaves Kenny 175 class of 1975 gets lnvolved Seems Like Yesterday We Wer Jayne Kimelman Albert King a in . 1 e Klens e - Gina Kolakowski Kathy Krueger - Keith Laband David LaChance Mark Lambert Cindy Lander Mike LaRiva ,, Paul I iarsoi Karin Layman Wayne Lebel Chris Lehman Lynn Levine .Ka.r.e11.Lihb Shawn Linigrman - Alice Lizarraga .. Robiro Lodle All So Smal Kenneth I ioone Anne Lopez ' Manuel Lopez Yvonne Lopez Nickye Love Gloria Ludden f Cheryl Lundberg Helen Luppa Sharon Luxton Tammy Lybarger Creating a design in Graphic Arts is Mike Galvin. ip 'K Working busily in woodshop is sophomore Jeff Andrews. iv N .J fe Students enjoy another exciting day at lunch. Mike McBride 2 Danny McCann James McClure Sue McConnell Cheryl McGraw Mark McIntyre i Debra McLaney' Arnie McQueary Rebecca McSwain Mike Mack -f Eileen Mackenzie Julie Maddock John Maddox Ken Madison- Mary Maher Steve Mahoney f Randy Malcolm.. Bruce Maple - Arthur Marks -,-,-,,.. i i 24 Cheryl Martel George Martin Helyn Martin Anita Martinez David Mastellat Debbie Mayhug Doroth Mead Joan Mieehan - Jeff Menely Robert Merritt. Diana Mertz fa' gina Mesa 1 r esser Hugo Miller Lela Miller Brenda Mitchell Rose Monday - Denise Moore Randy Moore Kathy Morris 5 TommMMorris - Steve osby' f Steve Mummy Robert Murphys ' Valerie Nauman Pauline Navarro Barry Nelson- Dana Norris Diane Nottelman Jon O rien Kristie Olsen N J ohn Neill Tiffany Olson Tam Olson Jim Palmer Diane Patton Todd Perozzi ,i ,l i l5erek0WeI1S ff Q g I.1eeAnn Paddack 1 -Q oer' r ll iii X 1 5 1 yx , ' N A Ross Perry At the sophomore yearbook assembly, students fill out their order slips. class of 75 - one of the largest classes Gary Petersen -J Linda Petersen Debra Pettus Linda Phares Joyce Phipps Ken Pickrell -- Bruce Pittman Suzanne Poehlman Carlie Polston- Edward Porrazzo Wendell Porter Richard Powell Fred Price Jim Price Sean ui onme uisenberry ,- Lewis Quiroz '- Steve Randolph Beck Ra i i n u ymond Light Shines n The Righteous Carla Reece Debra Reynolds John Richards - Rich Ricks James Rider 1 Mark Robb '- Sherry Robbins Pam Robinson David Roberts Teresa Robison Richard Rocker Louis Rockvam L n Rosenhauer KlmR2Si1ve Grace Ruffino Janet Rulten Phil Sanders Marcia Sands Rick Sanford! Debbie Saults f Craig Scott Tom Schubert Cathylee Searfoss Richard Sell Linda Shaner Paul Shannon Scoff Shipman Bill Shipman Bob Simons Edmond Simpson Mike Skinner Phyllis' Sligh sell Souls -- Geno Smith 4- far 95:1 alert sophomore caught in the eamera's eye. Peter Tramm J Susan Turner Linda Tupper Patty Tyler Sheralee Urban,- Jamie Vance Steve Vidger --' Ampy Villanveva John Vines Jeff Vandermark Kevin Walker Eric Wall ' Edward Walsh - Bonnie Walter Mike Smith Vicki Smith Margie Speicher Tim Staffel Karen Stashak Daryl Stinnett Victor Stockbridge Ron Stokes Charlotte Strain Bill Stratford Bev Strouse Phyllis Svehiro Vivian Swan Laura Swltzer ,Lonny Taaties id Ta lor reasure aylor Linda Teichman Bill Thompson Kathy Thompson Reese Thompson Kim Thompson Chester Thorne Karen Tramm Sophomore-35 Are Studious iilaui ,-sr' ff Working hard, thinking, Only two years to go. n wx! x ' Doug Walton f Helen Ward Kevin Wardlow Sharon Warren m Pauline Wedgeworth Mike Weaver Doug Werndli ' John Wentzel- Jerry White Pamela Wilder John Wiley Angie Williams Coventry Williams Juel Williams Walter Willis Karen Wilson Kathy Wilson Ke i ' Steve Wilson Eric Williams ...MAKE-in. -.f Tim Wilson William Wilson Deborah Wittman Bill Wittmann Marc Wittwer Susan Woelke 'Lonie Wolfe N-' Carla Wood Randy Wood Jean Woolson Peggy Wornom Mary Young Irene Young Laura Younglov Bob Zorich 6 K4 .gi , ..., 4 1 -ii' ', . -r W . - M . ,, W A goosele X gi . .o.o:,,:,,,, .M is . '--- f v 5- . 3 . 4 ... Sophomore sews! Sharon Luxton calls to friend across campus Z. OAL ni SlNGER class of 'f75 Late Comers And Misplaced Sophomores 3 I Li, Q Front row: left to right: Steve White, Mike Klenske, David Myjak, Mike Roselli. Back row: Sophomore class editors Sheree Eck on left, Lorri Moore on right, in the middle Laura Leedv. 411 , ru Front row: left to right: Vanessa Blische, Jeanne Kelley, Vicky Matthews, Lisa Gosper. Back row: left to right: Gary Howell, Jon Lyra, Joe Faust, Fred Durrantee, Bill Doyle. ,B x C-J C-f Q. arg K' fa QL X X ,qi :J 'GJ XLT 'Kg 1 cg. CQ, ' ' 'Xi iqcg 'B Q Cf Q , Q Q SCC Cay qi? , xii N . D ,I 3 i Q3 , 035. J C7 - kk v -.451 QQg6QQ,kf9 if Qi K C Hifi? Q2 , ' G D vb 930 5 tx . Q pg, Q 506' Q36 X755 Q, f-izflk 2 f 5.253 QE?6?fC Q .A iq SJOEQOQM BRO , 1 76 +16 qi 1 Mi , 7 f- if Q-,Q J Kb , Qw kiln JJ, X .C-, vc, 5 C, xi CVQ fc? ' PQ aff 6 -D vi agua-' Sb-s.. 'v Q Q v 3 4125-Q 1 felon g Frien 34 xx AL I 7 f -I 1 class of 76 Freshmen Receive Warm Welcome . On the first day of school, the Freshman Class received drink- ing fountain from Seniors. Lucie Bennett Gary Berglund Reginald Bernard Shari Bilodeau Daniel Bilsbarrow Kathy Bineau Dennis Blake Heidi Bland Jim Blaschke Harvey Bogard James Bowles Sherry Bowser Ma,z3y.,B-raden Pam Bradshaw Jerry Branton John Bray 86 Robert Aeosta Debbie Adkins Mary Alexander Patrick Allen Sandra Allison George Anderson Kim Anderson Pam Anderson Tamera Anderson Patti Anglin Reginald Armstead Rose Mary Avery Isabel Aviles Larry Baldwin Diane Ballantyne Donald Barajas Cheryl Barnard Olivia Barnes Brenda Barr James Bean Catherine Beach Michael Beard Robert Beaver Fred Bechtold W- I H, 'y V ' T H1 I , I fy ,,., A, C7 -I i 3, ' 2 t r'ss'2 cr c t A G' ,as-'hi,,ii2f'51i-if , rw A' 4' 1 Y t A. I 1 N .g KS? 'mf B ,JW ' J . , ' ' 'lv ffl: .fro 5 1,140 W - I if V, .6 7,,f,,.,: J. I .W ,X M ? s 1 ' . Q jf Q. HQ 'E fw .VL ' ,BQ J K iq, n - far.. . - 1 Q 1 314,-- 'Wi t ref wr R 1 ' 1 J b b ,A y1.,q Y .G J, I 1 , ' - . tn s .irr K ax I i - 5 if 0 Jsis s 4' Q A va. 1 L4 W Q' ., .. to terry , .. M 1 4- ,,:f..a, 4 ,L 5, Junior Mark Chambers and Freshman Ann Loken take it easy during lunch. Kathy Bremer Kevin Breshears Lori Brewer Jerry Bridges Mike Brockett Janet Brodhecker Donna Brown La Von Brown Richard Brown Wayne Brown Evangelin Browne Roy Browne Gary Buchanan Eugene Buckner Valerie Burgess Robert Burns Robert Byrd Robert Cain Stuart Cairney Bill Calhoun Douglas Campbell Steve Candelaria Rodney Canupp Bonnie Carns Joyce Centofanti Yvonne Charles Janet Chase Rae Christ Gregg Christmas Elizabeth Christensen Diane Chronister Jimmy Cintron Greg Clark James Clark John Clark 7 noontime Freshmen At Lunch A ' ba- -- Freshmen amazed at the hustle-bustle of high school life. Michael Cross Rhonda Cruikshanks James Crump Daniel Cumming John Dagg Michael Daily Patricia Dalton Dana Daniels Mark Davidson Raymond Davis Steve De Costa Jean Delozier Debra Dematteis Linda Demott Charles Dennis Selina Devine Duane Dixon Cathi Dominguez Terry Dorsey Howard Dotzler Edward Dover Robert Dowdin Peter Dowling Kathy Drake Elenor Drapac Robert Duarte Amelia Dunbar Ruth Dwyer Tom Dwyer Rory Edelen Gail Egnor Sheryl Ellingwood l88 . ref,- tf as N, s a t X Q Michele Clark Steve Clayton Tina Clement Rickey Coleman Pam Collins John Conley Vanessa Cordero Joan Covington Steve Cowdrey Marin Cox '31 ll Teresa Ensley Ann Enerson Leilani Espejo Richard Farrell Teresa Felling Jeanne Finis Cheryl Finley Gina Fisher Linda Fisher Ronda Fites so 7 sm Hjardist Hodge, Sylvia Mack and Felice Westbury enjoy lunch with a popsicle. Scott Flamm Manfred Flemme Joyce Florescu Debbie Foreman Barbara Fowler Barbara Fraser Marshall Frasher Cindy Frazier Karen Frederick Lynn Froiss Joseph Galante Milton Ganison Beulah Gentry Debra Gibson Laura Gibson Susan Gibson Donnie Glover Bobby Godbey Bobbie Jo Goforth John Goldstrom Johnn Gonzales Paul Glonzales Judy Goodwin Kathleen Gorey Scott Gosdin Donna Gosper Ed Granados Jamie Grasser Shirley Gray Gregorg Greene Kevin reenfield Jeffery Greenlee 'har 189 assemblies Spiri ted Freshmen Freshman cheerleaders, Dorinda Massey and Karen Lundberg lead Freshman Class in com- petition yell. Diane Greenslade Carol Haacke Lynn Hagans Stephanie Haley Mark Hall Darrell Hamby Amy Hamill Cindy Hargis Debra Harmon Renee Harris TU SN The Freshman nominees for Homecoming Attendant were Sharon Miley, excort Brian Muxphy Karen Lundberg escort Philip Heidmousg Rhonda Cruikshanks, escort Allan Hallenbeckg Evangelin Browne, escort Doug Noxak N Danny Harrison George Harvey Pamela Hayes Randall Hayes Theresa Hayes Ed Heath Philip Heidmous Bill Hemphill Gordon Henrich v.,,s Freshman cheerleaders encouraged Jeff Dickerson to finish first in Cabrillo's annual burrito- eating contest. Ther Hernander Maleo Henson 'e Georg Hervey Jerry Hicks Vicki Hidalgo Alicia Hines Sharon Hixon Camille Hoehstatter Terri Hodapp Hjardist Hodge Terrie Holland John Holloway ste or rrlst,eesy Three girls anxiously await chance to try out for cheerleader. l9'I Marlene Harvey if g'A' Freshmen turn up everywhere as shown by Les Morris. 192 Gaye Johnson Henry Johnson Richard Johnson Daryl Jones Debra Jones George Jones Brian Jorgensen Patricia Kaderka Sylvia Kain Pamela Kaminsky John Kenny Theresa Kereakes Gary Kevorkian Patti Knisley Stanley Koberstein Celeste Koch Wendy Holt David Hood Katherine Hood Lisa Hope Bill Hosier Lee Ann Hrdy Robert Huff Richard Hutchinson Debra Jackson Terri Jackman Mary J ancek Rebecca J aramil Cindy Jennings Nathan Jenson Milton Johns Dennis Johnson Dave Hutton finds the bushes a good place to study at lunch. S John Kunkel ' iiiid qiili' I Zgl A Carl Labove 1 y 4522- A J' Lisa Lander 'J Chris La Riva 3 A . Liz La Sorsa ,, Sharon Lebel X xt ,J Lfmx,.J -if I vs ' Benny Leberfinger Roxanna Lee activities Gettin' Into It All Freshman girls use after school time to practice for cheerleading try-outs. -Xl M 11' ,I - , . if 325 A' ' Laurie Lehman Arthur Lehmann Joseph Leiss Robert Lenahan Laura Leonard Linda Lethco Jerry Lindemann Fernie Lizarraga Yoland Lizarraga Ann Loken Nancy Lomax James Loney David Long Karin Long Debra Lopez David Lowe Cherrie Lowthrop Karen Lundberg Angela Lyons Susan Lyra Darlene McBride Audrey McConnell Bill McCullough Melanie McDaniel Vici McGraw Catherine Mclntosh Lisa McIntyre Mark McLain Charles McLaney Michael McSwain Elizabeth McWhorter Cassandra Mack William Mack Mary Madden Brenda Magalong Wayne Martel Michael Martin James Mascarenas Dorinda Massey Marty Masterson 193 Nieolette Mastriano Tamara May Jenny Mayes Douglas Mee Randy Mees Craig Meena Susan Meier Bill Meneley Alice Mercado Paul Moore Dorinda Moracco Danny Morris Leslie Morris Susan Morris Gerome Morrow Donna Morton David Mosby Brian Murphy Bruce Myers Kenneth Myers Leslie Myrick Lynne Navarro Blain Nelson 194 - p. fs. I i .X Mfg f -. .15 :fe lt Q, ' . :Q szfpgieeirii -' i . ' o .: -N f 4222 0 it , 42 wp' Q Simi , N , W gk ,qs x 1 '55 ,A . Q6 ' if 'wx gg , ' If elll as y is W ' - - iii' ill il, f r -iii ,+ -ffl 1 U A a y . 9 fr fi ' ' hail - Y .4 . ' iiee 2 ' S ' ,L af - f ix s 4 x W 4? I liy J y 2 , 1 ,N an W, i 5 . hl, ,..,,,,,,,m,,,,q Debra Mercer George Messer Margaret Meyer John Midgle y Sharon Miley Brenda Miller Mary Miller Joseph Mills John Molchan Nick Moldenha- uer Joseph Monday John Monkvic ,fi I yy, Susan Comer - f -v .Les sv' ' in . If ' vi l evfx X .X. XXI L Q fx Ni . f ik . .af HV J A 5-x . x, r I Q , N34 'lv and Margie Meyer enjoy a good laugh during noon. Nadine Nicholson Karen N eilsen Carolyn Norris Gary Northrop Doug Novak Donald O'Brien Randall Ochs Greg O Donog- hue Alan Ogozalek Susan Oldham Debby Oliver Brad O'Neill .sm A , 'fi me . m as xi.. ,e,, ,, , 51.5 -. 'iii I ' ., z . if . I i. 'a ' f J' I , .. .. ' . 1 fn -f . f Q . liii: ' 4 sss 1 X if , .X ,gk S 'L ' A 5 U - 5 1 Av K N 5212 - N . ii ' ' Y i X f 3 t so rass r or 1 ix o g Ag in it or Freshman Year Was A Fun One if lt 6132- 'W Kim Van Goey and a friend find time to chat between classes. 7 ii Rf ' . 5 4' 1 if K J rm if Frank Orlowski John Ouimette Michelle Paioni Sharon Parker Julie Parsley Vanissa Patton Marina Pavloff Jay Payer Debra Pelletier Sharon Perkins Margie Phipps Jim Pickett Michael Picklesimer Dorothy Pillion James Pina Lola Polanco Sandra Polizo Jud ow aren rice Nora Price Alan Probst Scott Pryor Alice Purgason Siobhan Quinn Ronald Quisenberry Anne Raddatz Luke Ramsey Sandra Ran all Carlette Randolph Kathleen Ray Lora Raymond Jeffrey Reed Diane Renner Albert Reyes Richard Rice Larry Riggle Carlton Roberts J eannene Roberts Randy Roberts 195 Jay Robertson Julie Robinson Rosalind Rocker Curtis Rodgers Rosemarie Rosema Marie Roy Jeff Rubinstein Laura Russ David Sanders N arciso Sanders Donna Sarber Barbara Savinsky Kathleen Schell Fred Schiessl Laurinda Schlimme Fred Schmidt Edna Seggie Phillip Segura Louie Shanteler Robin Sheets Laurie Sherman Lydia Shockley Iris Shojinaga Joseph Short Charles Simmons Almeda Simon Mike Singleton Brenda Sitko Bill Skinner Kim Slavens Cindy Smith Hilde Smith Kerry Smith Russell Smith Wayne Smith Patrick Smith Vincent Solomon George Sorum Brett Sparks Craig Stevenson 196 F mood Different Characters Unfolded ,,.. . 4 6' if , if X' sa , l .1 f , -uit R, NK 7 4 ' :V i 1 it Throughout The Ye W new .Mali The camera catches Dlane Renner in a moment of serenity. . . f ' V hflswphffr SUN V he Sweetman ' MV W f . C ' inda K ,, .. ,, U Q . ll, W - my 3 E7 L K . ,V ,, A75 ' P.. if! Ziff 7 Q, , VV r if A2555 ' - xii Streetman fi? 'L ' J' - y ., A f W ichael Studley 4 y ,L':- , W ' ,f V T erry Stutson A, AVA- . V A': , , , '45, teve Subasa 6 A TQ ' ff, ' Vi V W T K V is, V Q , , ' '2.iA V . 1 ff V V :IK ' , Dlana Sutef f ci coff ee fqgif ordell V W , ' -. ff l: A Swicegoodh . V - , Jeffrey Taatges R ' 1, H A ' A , iQ ' ' ' X Chalres Tatick V I- ' 1, J ack Taylor 'il kzkx Leslie Taylor '-,, X A r 1 ,,,:v, ,,-' V 'fi wg V V. . F vi 9 , 'Y , 1 i J V Bruce Teichman ' i Q-15 Chrlstlne 'T I Q' Q . ,, N Thompson , A' IVVV ,, , , x l Opening her locker, an everyday thing, puts a smile on this X V i.,, if V fi I fffi? .155 ' Ezl 5 igi V,,E 5 ' , tjjfzegi wrggi I .. rl Upperclassman, Fred Dudney, enjoys the company of lowerclassrnen Doug Mee and Rick Weinstein. jx , my F fi Q gl! Ei xml ,N,, oy.oii uma: freshmanls face. Maryly Thorson Kurt Thorstad Brenda Tracy Gene Travis Steven Tuggle Brenda Tyler Paula Vance Cynthia Vancura Janus Van De Putte Arlen Van Draanen Kim Van Goey Chuck Van Ordon Lori Van Wie Cathy Vickers Victor Vigil Mike Volk David Waagc Denise Wahl Thomas Walker Carolyn Wall Carmen Walsh Audrey Walter Barbara Warner Susan Warren Michael Waszak 197 Pictured here are late comers to Cabrillo and make up Windrow, Kim Gubler. Front row: Mary Mitchell, Deni ,i:..,, ,-,i , . -:nf an we . k l M 'Q -f 5 .. .. ms, Robin Wills Ann Wilson James Wilson 198 Kevin Wilson Mar'orie Wlilson Savita Wilson John Wineinger Darlene Winston Dorene Winston ' 'if W f my 1 ' 1 is was 9 X 2 l A W it shots Back row Don Quisenberry Kim Bobbitt, Brenda Baker. soh Bill Watters Randy Weaver Ramona Webb Ray Wedor Richard Weinstein David Wende Phillip Werndli Felice Westbury Terry Whaley Robert White April Wieler Liz Wiggins Curt Wilde Andy Wilhite Perry Wilhite Jeffery Willadsen Bruce Willems Jay Williams Michael Williams Myra Williams Phillip Williams Wayne Williams Jeaneane Willis Jeanette Willis Caught in the act of an after school card game were Marvin Cox, Carlton Roberts, Malcolm Hen- son, Mike Singleton and Willie Douglas. rou shots Gettin' Them All Together The Freshman class officers for the class of '76 were Philip Heidmous, Doug Novak, Richard Weinstein, George Sorum, Ed Dover and Gail Egnor. Not pictured are Kim Van Goey and Judy Powers. or f Brenda Nita Beth Wright Daniel Steve Robert April Susan Zeiger Cindy Zeller Wolfe Wornom Yeater Yoshitake Young Zaveson 'fr' Q, af .wwf -4 Qmulli i Wx. ff ,ff 572 v :.'r , N, , A, ,,. , ,.. ,v rl ' , . 'fe 4' X Q F 3 A,. , ,x s w w-JV h .A - , ,' . f ' an 04, . X- , , Q .,f. 'FS 'X Yi rf'?9f'ff ' .kwh 2 x - 'M' 'A .glveim f ' 9x w+N5i'H1r ' ?'f5'?i1jg .41 51 Q . u - mx,-iv Q k1kz ...a-J , af fi . ,-M qv J Q wmv w':'.- 3 ,Nfl 'Aviv-V. Ex-.' fix. ' -' 2 1 Abrahmsen, Glenn 119,86 Adams, Darrell 119, 62 Arnold, Warren 118 Asbury, Wayne Atchley, Lesley 116 Barnes, Al '118 Bosma, Gene 119 Boyer, Robert 118, 78, 81, 94 Butler, Virginia 116 Callan, James 115, 141, 43 Cawley, Janet 115 Chang, Mervin 116, 77 Cooper, Christine 117 Cooper, Mark 116 Culver, Jeffrey 116 Diddel, Richard 116 Doud, Billye 117 Esparza, Ben 119 Fisher, Dick 117 French, Brenda 117 ADAMS, DOUGLAS 124 ADAMS, ELIZABETH 12A ADKINS, MYRNA 124 ALLRED, DEAN 124 ANCEL, DEBRA 124, 103 ANDERSON, GARY 124, 78, 79, 74, 95 ANDERSON, C. A. 83, 124, 70, 74,49 ANDERSON, KARI 124, 46 ANDREW, PAULA 124 ANDRISEK, ROGER 124, 70 ARMSTEAD, RHONDA 124, 140,41 ARNOLD, Jo ANN 124 APILADO, KEA 124, 103, 101, 64 BAILEY, BRAIN 124 BAKER, WARREN 124 BALDWIN, TERESA 124 BARNES, BERNARD 124 BEAVER, LARRY 125 BELLOMY, LORRIE 125,52 BERRY, JACKIE 125 BLASCHKE, CAROL 125, 152 BLOOMINGER, TOM 153 BLOUNT, ANTHONY 125, 89, 90 BLOUNT, LIFFORD 125 BONNER, ANGELA 125 BORRADAILE, DAWN 125 BOWLES, LEE 125 BOROWSKI, KATHY 125, 61 BOSLEY, DOLORES 125 BOYER, BILL 125, 106 BRANNAM, JANET 126 BRANTON, DONNA 125 BRIGGS, TERRY 125, 70 BROCKETT, DIANNE 153 BRODHECKER, DENNIS 153 BROOKS, ROBERTA 125 BROWN, JEFFREY 126, 130 BROWN, JULIE 126 BROWN, KAREN 126 BROWN, MARK 126, 24, 63, 17, 41, 43, 47, 105 BROWN, MICHAEL 126 BUBBA, CYNTHIA 126, 31, 46 HURGESS, ARLENE 126 BURRELL, SANDRA 126, 101 BURRIS, RICK 126 BURTON, RICHARD 126 BUSH, COLLEEN 126 BUTTERFIELD, CONNIE 127 BYRD, TERESA 127, 31, 64 CABEZUT, JOHN 127 CANFIELD, RICHARD 127 CANTRELL, JOHN 153, 70, 74 CARMEN CYNTIA 127, 61 CARROLL, STEPHEN 127 CARTER, PATRICK 127 CENTOFANTI, GENNARO 127 CLARKE, DIANA 128 CLEMENT, JOHN 128 CLEMENT,SYLV1A 128 Faculty Index Gerard, Jim 119, 16, 17,37 Gildea, John 118 Griset, Patricia 120, 33, 64 Harmison, Don 118, 70 Haupt, Wyatt 115, 24 Hicks, Arthur 119 Hyatt, Greg 116 Iverson, Joseph 119 Johnson, Gerald 118 Jones, Evert 120, 70, 74 Knickrehm, Jan 116 Knoell, Mike 118, 120 Knowles, Ed 120, 70 Krauth, La Vonne 119 Larson, Carrie 116, 120 Lardy, Dale Lawrence, Robert 115, 78, 81, 94 Layton, George 115 Lemon, John 119 Long, Dave 120, 70 Lukk, Larry 118 Macke, Jerry 119 Manchester, Lester 115, 119 McGiVney, Bernie 118,49 McIntyre, Don 120 McKibban, Monte 116 Meidell, Pat 115, 61 Meidell, Ronald Moore, Sally 115 Newcomb, Glen Oakes, Ray 118 Okun, Norman 119 Olson, Leon 116 Olson, Linda 120, 101 Pierre, Jan 117 Pilkington, Jane 117 Radford, Robert 119, 70 Robertson, Barbara 120, 103 Rosen, Richard 116 Rowe, Larry 119 Seniors COLEMAN, PAUL 128 COMBS, CAROL 128 COMSTOCK, HOWARD 128, 70, 74, 106 CORNEJO, TERRI 128 COX, SABRINA 128, 61,64 CROSS, STEVEN 128 CUNNINGHAM, MIKE 128, 35 DALLAGO, TROY 129 D'AMORE, ROYANN 129 DAVIDSON, DAVID 129 DAVIS, JO ANN 129, 100 DAVIS, MAURICE 129, 144, 42, 10, 42 DAVIS, TERRI 129, 30 DAMAND, LENORE 129 DEMETRUK, ANITA 154 DENNISON, DEBRA 129 DENNISON, PAT 129 DAPRATER, SHIRLEY 129 gISNEY, SUSAN 129 OBBS, GARY 129, 94 DOBBS, GAIL 129 DOYLE, JAY 130 DREW, WAYNE 130 DRIESBACH, ALLISON 130, 74, DUGGAN, DALE 130 DUNBAR, VALERIE 130 DUNCAN, BRUCE 130, 100 EBBERT, BILL 130, 88, 90 ELDER, BARBARA 130 ENGSTORM, PAUL 130 EPPLEY, KAREN 130, 152 EUM, RACHEL 131 EVANS, WILLIAM 131 FACER, CONNIE 131 FAZZONE, LAURA 131 FEGLEY, LINDA 131 FELDE, PATRICIA 131 FERGUSON, JAMES 131 FERRELL, PAT 131,45 FILARSKY, CAROL 131, 103 FINIS, RICHARD 131,61 FINLEY,VICK1 131 FINLEY, DEBBIE 131,30 FISHER, MYLES 131 FOLEY, MARCUS 131 FORREN, JOHN 131 FOSTER, TIM 132 FRANK, KENNETH 132 FREEMAN, TERRY 132 FROIAS, STEVE 132 GADDIS, KIP132 GILE, ROBERT 133, 33, 70 GILES, JOHN 133, 83 GALMICHE,M1CHELE 132 GANISON, JACQUELINE 132 GEARY, GLENN 132 GEHART, LESILE 132 GEHLKER, JOHANNA 132 GEHRINGER, MARCIA 132, 103 73, 63, 48 GIBBONS, BARBARA 132, 48, 61, 100 GIBBONS, RICHARD 133 GIBSON, ROSEMARY 133 GIMMESTAD, RICKY 133, 106 GODDARD, ROBIN 133 GOODWIN, DALE 133, 12, 19, 31, 61 GORDON, WANDA 133 GRAEFF, NANCY 133 GRAVES, DARCEL 133,64 GRAY, PAUL 133 GRAY, TYRONE 154, 70 GREENE, DEBORAH 133, 136 GREENFIELD, ANTHONY 142, 154, 88, 90 GREENLEE, GLENN 133 GRIFFIN, JOCELYN 133 GRIFFIN, SUSAN 133,42 GRIFFITH, DONNA 133,43 GUIEL, STEPHEN 134 GUNTER, DAN 134 HALEY, CHARLES 134, 102 HALLENBECK, CHELLE 134,30 HALSEY, JOHN 134 HAMPSON, PATRICIA 134 HAMRICK, DWANA 134 HANNEMANN, KATHLEEN 134 HARRIS, LARRY 134 HARRIS, RONALD 134 HARRIS, TYRA 134,48 HARVEY, SHARON 134 HEDGE, THERESA 134 HEIDMOUS, JEFF 134, 78, 94 HERVEY, WINIFRED 134 HIGGASON, PAMELA 135 HINCHMAN, KEARN 135 HINES, SHEREE 135 HIXSON, LARRY 135 HOCTOR, JOAN 135 HOLEMAN, FRANK 135 HOLMES, GARY 135 HOLT, JEFFREY 135, 70, 100 HOPE, MICHAEL 135, 61 HOTCKISS, LINDA 135 HOVERSTEN, PATRICK 135 HOY, RONNELLS 136 IEST, TRACE 136 IMMEL, PENNY 136 INGRAM, DONNA 136, 140 JANTZ, SUSAN 136 JENSON, RULON 136 JOHNSON, DEBRA 136 JOHNSON, JERYL 136 JONES, DONALD 137 JONES, GERALD 137 JONES, MICHAEL 137 KAMISKY, CYNTHIA 137 KENNER, CYNTHIA 137 KELLY, PATRICIA 137 KENNEDY, TOM 137 KIMELMAN, CYNTHIA 137 Santos, I-larry 118, 82, 86 Schmidt, Roderic 115 Shaw, Howard 119 Shiers, Richard 118 Shores, Ned 120 Singer, Harold Taggart, Lesley 115 Taniguchi, Richard 118 Ward, Steve 115 Weber, William 119, 70, 106 Webster, Myron 119 Weyandt, Mary Ann 115 Weyandt, Richard 118, 119 Whitmire, Newman 118 Williams, Francena 116 Williamson, Camilla 115 Wilson, Dick 120, 106 Wolf, Julie 119 Wolf, Steve 106, 77 Wolf, Wendy 120, 100 KLAPAKIS, JEFF 137, 89 KLITZ, STEVE 137, 70, 74, 19,48 KNIGHT, ANNA 137 KNOX, JOYCE 137 KNOX, TERRY 138 LACHANCE, GREGORY 138 LANDON, MICHAEL 138 LaRIVA, PATRICIA 138 LASORSA, MARY 138 LAYMAN, MARGARETHE 138, 64 LEAR, CATHERINE 138 LESTER, AL 138 LIGHTNER, CLELL 138, 70 LINDERMAN, HEATHER 138, 150 LINGLE, JAMES 138 LITTLE, CHERYL 138, 01, 100 LOCKWOOD, TIM 138 LONG, RICHARD 138, 102 LONG, STEVE 138, 106 LOOSE, TIMOTHY 139 LOPEZ, PATRICIA 139 Lo SASSO, CARL 139 LOWRY, JOHN 139 LUXTON, EVERETT 139, 136 McCANN, BARBARA 140 MCCANN, JUDY 140 MQCARTER, DAVID 140, 146, 70,41 105 McCREADY, JAMES 140 McKEE, LAUREN 140, 141, 48 MCLAIN, ROBERT 141 McSWAlN, KATHRYN 141 MADDOX, LINDA 139 MAGEE, DONNA 139 MARSH, DANIEL 140, 154 MASCAREANAS, KEN 140 MASTELLA, LOUIS 140 MASTERSON, BELVA 140, 34 MASTRIANO, NANCI 140, 64 MATHERS, LACHELA 140 MATIZO, GARY 154 MATTHEWS, SHERRI 140 MAY PAMELA 140 MAYER, JEAN 140, 37 MENELEY, JOHN 140, 63 MEYER, CLIFFORD 141 MILEY, RHONDA 141 MINDYKOWSKI, JOHN 141, 94, 95 MILLER, LEE 141 MITCHELL BEN 141, 70,61 MITCHELL, JACK 141 MONTELEONE, PETE 141 MOORE, PENNY 141, 103 MORRIS, DAVID 141,83 MORRIS, DEAN 142 MOTE, CHARLES 130, 52 MULHOLLAND, PETE 142, 104 MUZZIO, SYLVIA 142 MYERS, RANDY 142 MYRICK, LAURIE 142 NASH, BONNIE 142 NEILSON, BRUCE 142 NEUROTH, TONY 142 NEILSEN, GARY 143 NIGHTINGALE, GARY 143 NOBLE, DOLORES 143 NOWELL, STEVEN 143 NUNEZ, JOSE 143 O'BRIEN, MICHAEL 143, 153 OGOZALAK, TONY 143 OLDHAM, KAREN 143 OLIVER, JULIA 143 OLSON, SHELLY 143,50 OUIMETTE, YVONNE 143 PAGEAU, CRAIG 143 PAIONI, KATHY 143 PATTERSON, BRENDA 143 PATTON, JANET 143 PEROZZI, TERRI 143, 150, 64 PETERSON, DALE 143,94 PICKERING SUSAN 143 PIPPIN, PATRICIA 143,61 POLIZO, DEBBIE 143 PORTER, NANCY 143 POWERS, LINDA 143, 100, 64 PRANG, MATT 143 PURASON, WILLIAM 145 QUISENBERRY, ALLEN 145, 70, 74, 19, 48, 90 RAY, BOB 145 REEVES, DANIEL 145 RENNER, MICHAEL 145, 39, 90 RICHARD, TERRI 145 RIENDEAU, KAREN 145 ROBERSON, CHARLOTTE 145 Adams, Sandra 156 Albert, Rita 156, 34 Anderson, Arthur 156 Anderson, Jackie 156, 46 Anderson, Valerie 156 Andrade, Ramona 156 Andrews, Kathi 156, 43, 61, 35, 41, 46 Andrews, Kris 156,89 Ankerbrand, Freda 156 Ankerbrand, Margaret 156 Baker, Dorinda 156, 46 Baker, Sherry 156 Baker, Tom 156 Baldwin, Milt 156, 166, 41, 105 Ballinger, Susi 156 Banzhof, Christopher 156, 106 Barnard, David 156 Barry, John 156 Barton, Kara Bassford, Ann 156, 163, 46, 64 Beasley, Scott 156 Beaudry, John 166, 156, 78, 102 Beers, Richard 156, 42, 102 Beitzel, John Bennett, Kathryn 156 Berends, Bob 156 Berry Nick 106, 77 Beshears, Joseph 156 Betts, Joshua 156 Bienkowski, Steven Bineau, Roger 156 Birdsall, Claire 156 Blanc, Celeste 156 Bliss, Elena 166, 61 Blount, Cynthia 156 Bonbrake, Ted Bonner, Chris 157 Boone, Barbara 157 Bost, Donna 157 Bowles, William 157 Boyd, Adrienne Boyer, Mike Bradshaw, Michael 157 Brazee, Richard 157 Breinlinger, Pat Brewer, Jeff Brockett, Edwin 157, 106 Brodhecker, Curt 157 Brown, Michael Brown, Michele 157, 166 Brown. Rose 157, 34 ROBERSTON, DEBRA 145 ROBINSON, DAVID 145 ROCK, LARRY 145 ROCKVAM, ROXANNE 145 ROSELLII, CINDY 146 ROY, CLAIRE 146 RUCOBA, LISA 146 RUFFINO, CHRISTINE 146 RUSS, BOB 146, 42, 102 SAUSEK, KAY 146, 46, 103 SCHAFER, DEBBIE 146 SCHELL, FRANCES 147 SCHEURER, LESLIE 147, 34, 41 SCHICKRAM, ANN 154, 48 ' SCOTT, PATRICIA 147 SENTA, WILLIAM 147, 61 SHEETS, JANET 147, 41, 43 SHOCKLEY, PATRICIA 147 SHOEMAKER, JILL 147,64 SHOULTS, LYNN 147, 73, 94 SILVERNAIL, CYNTHIA 147 SIMMONS, NORMA 148 SIMONS, DAVID 148 SKELTON, PAUL 148 SMITH, GARY 148,63 SMITH, GAYLE 148, 100 SMITH, NENO 146, 148, 41, 102 SOSA, TRUDY 148, 103 SPOWART, JAY 148, 70 STAFFEL, CLAUDIA 148 STASHAK, KATHY 148 STEWART, ELIJAII 148 STICKA, JAN 148 STINNETT. BARBARA 148 STRAIN, CYNTHIA 148 STRASLER, JIM 149 STRAFORD, SCOTT 149 STUMBAUCH, LOUIS 149 SUBASA, ELIZABETH 149 SUMTER, KAREN 149 SWET, SHARON 149 TAPP, JOHN 149, 70 TATICK,JAN1CA 149 TAYLOR, CECILLA 149, 74, 30 TAYLOR, KRISTA 149 THOMPSON, DAN 149 TISE, VICTOR 149, 42, 104 TRANFA, NICK 149, 105 TUCKER, WILLIAM 150 TURNER, LAURA 150 URBAN, DAVID 150 VAN 416 PUTTE, VICKY 150 VAN DRAANEN, WNEDELIN 150 VIDGER, MONICA 150 VOLK, JAMES 150 WAAGE, CARL 160 WAAGE, VIRGINIA 150 WAHL, KEN 151, 152, 70, 106 WALKER, CARL 151 WARD, REGINA 151 WARD, SCOTT 151 WARDRIP, RUSS 151, 73, 70, 89, 88 WARREN, BILL 151 WASHINGTON, EDDIE 131, 151 WASZAK, THERESA 151 WEATHERBY, JESSE 151, 16 WEBER, PAUL 151 WEINSTEIN, MICHAEL 151, 16, 46, juniors Bubba, Anthony 157 Buccigrossi, David 166 Buffington, John 157 Bujold, Lawrence 157, 61 Bunch, Gary 157 Burk, Cheryl 157 Burrell, Dionne 157 Bush, Cheryl 157 Butt, Steve 107 Byrd, Sharon 157, 165, 64 Cabana, Linda 157 Cairney, Margaret Cairney, Raymond 157 Campbell, Karen 157 Cannon, Glen Cantrell, Donald 157 Carrier, Carla 157 Carter, Calvin 157 Causby, Bev 157 Cavanaugh, Stephen 157 Chalet, Lisa Chambers, Mark 157 Chapin, Bill 157, 70 Chase, Thomas 157 Cherry, Virginia Christ, Jean 157, 48 Christmas, Gene 157 Cintron, Eddie 157 Clark, Frank 157 Clarke, Mike Claycomb, Shawn Clayton, Steve 157, 161, 70, 106 Cochran, Sharon 157 Coffelt, Kathy 157 Cole, Alan 158,77 Colman, Phil 158 Coonan, Patricia 158, 46 Corser, Judy 158 Cosca, Richard 158 Coselman, Donna 158 Covington, Carole 158 Cruikshanks, Mike Crummy, Carol 158,52 Culberson, Kim 158 Culver, Gael 158 Dagg, Mike 158, 86 Dahlmann, Doyle 158 Dale, Steven 166 D'Amore, Anthony 158, 156, 61 Davis, Dennis 158 Decker, Florence 158 Delgado, Annette 158 Dempsey, David Dennison, Wanza 158 Denson, Charles 106 Derrington, Merri 158 Dial, James 158 Dias, Ralph 158, 102 Dickerson, Kevin 158 Dixon, Shelley 158 Dominguez, Conrad 158 Douglas, Willie 158 Drake, Kevin 83, 73, 70, 74, 82, 106 Driscoll, Lonnie 158, 102 Drown, Steve 158, 70 Duffy, Dan 153, 70 Duggan, Karen 158, 32 Dundon, Kathy Dyste, Donna 158, 161 Easton, Daryl 158 Eck, Sheree 158, 41, 183 Egli, Debbie 158 Enerson, Jerry 158 Ensley, Terry 78 Erbe, Robert 158, 102 Ervin, Mary 158 Esterle, John 158, 61 Fall, Diane 158 Fegley, Sharon 158 Felling, Michael 158 Fierro, Yvette 159 Finely, Greg 159 Fioti, Mary 159 Fitch, Robert 159, 61 Foster, Cindy 159, 52 Fox, Richard 159 Fraser, Brian 159, 162, 94 Frederick, Keith 159 Freeman, Deborah 159 Fritz, Lori 159 Froias, Michael 159 Fuller, Kristi 159 Gampper, Kim 159 Gartrell, Mark 159 Garwood, Donna 159, 46 Gaskins, Robert 159, 77 Gaudin, David 159, 102 Geiser, Fred Geiser, Janet 159 Gibbons, Jim 159, 78, 94 Gibson, Mark 159 Gibson, Mark 159 Gimbel, Roger 159 Goforth, Kathy 159 102 WHITMORE, DEBBIE 151 WILLEMS, LINDA 151 WILLIAMS, CEPHAS 151 WILLIAMS,JOHANN 151 WILLIAMS, SUSAN 151 WILSON, SANDRA 152 WINKLE, MARION 139, 152 WINSTON, ANDY 152 WINSTON, PATRICIA 152 WITTMAN, WILLIAM 152 WITTMANN, THOMAS 154,70 WOOD, NOELLE 152, 154 WOOD, GARY 152 WORNOM, JEFFREY 152 WRIGHT, JAMES 152 YOUNG, DONNA 153 YOUNG, JOE 153, 70 ZAVESON, RANDY 153 ZE1GER,CHARLENE 153 Goldsberry, Betty 159 Golson, L. V. Golson, Danny 166 Gonzales, Lorraine 159, 64 Goodgame, Fred 159 Goodman, Brian 159 Goodman, Tim 159 Goodrich, Mark Grasser, Scott 159 Graves, Michele Gray, James 159 Greene, Kenneth 159 Greene, Richard 159 Greening, Leslie 159, 165, 156, 41, 146 Griffin, Jaequie 160 Guariglia, Pete 160, 70, 74 Guest, Tanya 160, 64 Gust, John 160 Gustitus, Diane 160 Haacke, Diane 160, 157 Hagans, Darlene 160 Hager, James 160, 83 Haig, Richard 160 Halbeisen, James 160 Hall, Edward 160, 106 Hallenbeck, Tina 160 Halucka, Frederick 160 Hamby, Kevin 160 Hargis, Diane 160, 103 Hargis, Gary 160, 106 Harmon, Lynne 160 Harnett, Debra 160 Harris, Rebecca 160 Harris, Sheila 160 Harris, Shirley 160 Harvey, Barbara 160 Hawkins, Gary 160 Hayes, Carla 160 Heckaman, Dirk 160 Heinz, Debbie 160 Henley, Rhonda 166 Herman, Nola 160 Henson, Marvin 160, 83, 70 Hernandez, Pat 160 Higgason, Steve 160 Hill, Greg 160 Hinchman, Carol 161,48 Hines, Benjamin 161,48 Hinkens, Kathryn 161,61 Hobart, Jeannette 161, 46 Houghton, Kristiane 161 61 Howard, Roger 161 Hubbard, Kit 166, 70, 106, 107 Hufft, David Hughey, Beverly 161 Hull, Cindy 161 Humbert, Melody 161 Hurst, Larry 161 Hutton, Thomas 161 lest, Denise 161 Ison, Raymond 161 Jasen, William 161 Jeffries, Bill 161 Jennings, Gina 161 Jensen, Paul Johnson, Kathryn 161 Johnson, Tia 161, 64 Jones, Conrad 161, 78 Jones, David 161 Jones, Karen 161 Jones, Lettie 161 Joyce, Weldon 161 Joyner, Linda Jozwiak, Sharon 161 Kaderka, Debbie 161 Kain, Peter 161 Kametani, Jane 161 Keener, Kim 161 Kertcher, Jean Kline, Ruth 161 Kluge, Pam 161, 136, 41, 46, 61 Knisley, Michael 161 Kobe, Margaret 161, 157, 103 Koch, Lucinda 161 Krauth, Jimmy 161 Krueger, Larry 161 Krueger, Lee 161 Laband, David 161, 160, 102 La Chance, Lisa 161 Layman, Otto 161, 83 Lee, Diane 161 Lenius, Chris 161, 83 Lenz, Michele 161, 103, 100 Lethco, Chad Lewis, Leigh 161 Libby, Glenn 161 Lindblom, James 162 Lindemann, Pat 162 Lindsey, Sue Little, Tim 162 Lodle, Kathy 162, 32 Long, Greg 162, 106 Long, Scott Lopez, Anthony 162, 160 Lopez, Cindy 162 Lopez, Sami Lundberg, Janice 162, 63, 42 McCann, Brenda 162 McClure, Melody 162 McDaniel, Malia 162, 163, 14, 31, 64 Mclntosh, Bruce McLain, Caroline 162, 100 McManus, Gordon 162, 156, 78, 79, 48 McWhorter, Bill 162, 166, 107 Adam, Tom 170, 52 Adams, Gary 170 Adams, Michael 170, 107, 77 Aguayo, Diane 170 Alamo, Michael 170 Albrecht, Karen 170 Albrecht, Sharon 170 Aldrich, Diana 170 Alexander, Ronald 170 Allen, Barbara 170, 100 Ancel, Scott 170, 94 Anderson, Aileen 170 Anderson, Bruce 170 Andrade, Chris 170 Anderson, David 170, 107 Andrews, Jeff 170, 177, 45 Auman, Laurie 170 Austin, Matt 170 Axline, Greg 170, 104 Bailey, Wade 170 Baker, Wade 170 Baker, Leslie 170 Mack, Sylvia 162, 189 Madden, Doug 166 Magill, Brian 162 Mantooth, Warren 70 Manus, Gary 162, 104 Marquez, Julie 162 Martin, Michael 162 Martin, Myrna 162 Martin, Tim 104 Mason, Karla 162 Matthews, Patrice Mattioli, Joni 162 Mayer, Leslie 162 Mead, Jackie 162 Meek, David 162 Mercado, Carmelo 162 Mesa, Gina 162 Michel, Jo 162 Murphy, Gary Milburn, John Miller, Gene 162, 48 Miller, Steven Mills, Peggie 162 Mitchell, Eugene 162 Monday, Margaret 162 Monroe, Cindy 162 Moody, Debbie Moore, Lorri 162, 41, 183 Moore, Mark 162 Moreton, Debbie 162 Moreton, Sue 162 Morlatt, Tom Morrison, Marian 162, 46, 1 Mott, Len 162 Muzzio, Cliff 162 Myers, Keith 162 Navarro, Mickey 162 Navarro, Ralph Nichols, Richard 162 Nogle, Nancy 100 Nolan, Robin 162, 43, 100 Nottlemann, Debra Novak, David 163 Nowak, Tom 163, 107 Nunez, Mark 163 O'Donald, Kathy 163, 34 Ogden, Stevan 163 O'Hare, Robert 163 Oliver, James 163 Operania, Toni 163 Palmer, Deborah 163, 158 Parsley, June 163 Patterson, Rebecca 163, 100 Peak, Horst 163, 70 Pellerin, Larry 163, 78, 94 Perkins, Junius 163 Peterson, Linda 163, 28 Pillion, Steve 163 Pomeroy, Dave 163 Praus, William 163, 94 Probst, Bruce 163, 161, 73, 70, 89, ss Quintel, David 163,48 Radabaugh, Kathy 163, 156, 46 Ralph, Leon 163, 105 Randall, Robert Ray, Vance 163 Reddekopp, Jeff 163 Reed, Lucetia Reeves, Richard 163 Renner, Joanne 163 Reyes, Jerry 163 Rich, Mike 163, 78, 94 Rich, Patricia Richard, Renee 164, 64 Richards, Rick Riendeau, Jerry 164 Riley, Donna 164, 161, 156, 6 Rizzi, Doris 164 Robbins, Debra 164 Robbins, Sue 164 Romich, Brad 164 Ross, Danielle 164 Rucoba, Greg 164, 86 Ryan, Scott 164 Salyer, Elaine 164 Sanchez, John Sammons, Robert 164 Sanchez, Rosemary 164 Sanders, Linda 164, 28, 77 Sarber, Dave 166 Saults, Linda 164 Savage, Jack 164 Schaefer, Sally 164, 159, 35 Schell, John 164 Schmidt, Ben 164, 77 Schoonover, Karen 164, 100 Schultz, Steven 164 Scott, Cassandra 164 Scott, Melody Senta, Sue 164 Shifflett, Cathy 164 Short, Dari 164 Silvernail, Brenda 164 Silvernail, Cherie 164 Simmons, Carolyn Simmons, Norman 164 Sites, Tynia Skinner, Valarie 164 Slagle, Lorinda 164, 100 Slavens, Chris 164 Smith, Sandra Smith, Theresa 164 Smith, Vincent 164 Snyder, Mark 164 Solomon, Roland 70 Sparks, Jeffrey 164 Spooner, Andrew 164 Spruhan, Valerie 164 Stewart, Toni 166 Stingely, Kevin 164 Stone, Debra 164 Stone, Frank Strain, Cathy 164 Strawn, Randy 165, 164 Streetman, Margaret 165 Stromberg, James 16 Soph om ores Bamer, Lorraine 170 Bardzilowski, Debbie 170 Barham, Vicki 170 Barnes, Lynnete 170 Barnes, Steven 171 Bartell, Tricia 171 Barton, Robert 171 Beagles, Gary 171 Beard, John 171 Benson, Jeff 171, 77 Berends, Joyce 171 Berends, Vicki 171 Bilsbarrow, Venessa 171 Bloodworth, Paula 171 Bonneau, Mark 171 Bornand, James 171 Borninkhof, Joyce 171, 100 Bosley, Kenneth 171 Bowser, Debbie 171 Boyd, Pam 171 Brackin, Rodney 171, 77 Brady, James 171, 77 Bratcher, Jill 171 Brazee, Robert 171 Brechwald, John 171 Breinlinger, Arthur 171 Brown, Elva Maxine 171 Brown, Kathryn 171 Browne, David 171 Buchanan, Craig 171 Buchanan, Sabrina 171 Burba, Cheryl 171 Burris, Cindy 171, 14, 28, 77 Burris, Mark 171 Burton, Warren 171 Butt, Donna 171 Campbell, David 171 Campbell, Richard 171 Cardone, Frank 171, 94, 77 Carr, Teresa 171 Carter, Randy 171 Chambers, Steven 77 Chapman, Catherine 171 Charles, Terry 171, 70, 74 1, 101 Stromberg, Jan 165 Subasa, Stephanie 165 Swan, Barbara 165, 61 Taylor, Leesa 165, 30 Taylor, Michael 165 Thomas, Debra 165, 34 Thompson, Deborah 165 Tranter, Diane 165 Truett, Guy Tuggle, Richard Tupper, Shirley 165 Tyler, Shirley 165 Vance, Diana 165 Vasquez, Mel 165 Veder, Rick 165 Venable, Debra 165 Vercher, Lannie 165 Vick, Gary 165, 107 Vickers, John 166 Vigil, Diane 165, 100 Waage, Jane 165,41 Wall, Ellen 165 Walter, Cindy 165 Ward, Everett 165 Warren, Jerry 165 Waterman, Mike Weber, Patricia 165 Webster, Merle 94 Weinstein, David 165, 42, 16, 19, 102 Wendland, Stan 165, 70 Wentzel, Patricia 165 Wernicke, Dorothy 165 White, Chris 165, 61 White, Robert 165 Whitmore, Shane 165 Wilhite, Anthony Willems, Dan Williams, Benjamin 165, 89 Williams, Robert 165 Williams, Thomas 165 Willis, Lana 165 Willis, Mark 165 Willis, Richard Wilson, Brenda Wilson, Debra 165, 47, 32, 33 Wilson, Beth 165 Wilson, Mike 165 Winegarner, Craig 70, 106 Winkle, Mike Wood, Sherri 165, 64 Woodruff, Pam 165 Woelke, Ann 165,34 Young, Theresa 166, 100 Younglove, Charles 166, 78, 79, 94, 86 Zeiger, Patricia 166, 100 Zeller, Katherine 166 Zimmerman, Carol 166 Christ, Lynn 171 Christensen, Aileene 171 Christensen, Maurice 171, 172, 107 Chrones, Chris 171 Cintron, Carmen 171 Clark, Mercedes 171 Clark, Sharon 171 Clarke, Audrey 171, 100 Claycomb, Mark 172 Clayton, Greg 172, 107, 77 Clayton, Joseph 172 Clement, James 172 Collins, Linnea 172, 100 Comer, Susan 172 Conley, Anna 172, 143 Cosca, Julie 172 Courville, Mary 172 Cox, Chris 172 Coyle, James 172 Craig, Tami 172 Crance, Vickie 172 Culberson, Charmon 172 Cummins, Richard 172 Cunningham, Mark 172 Cyl-Champlin, Sara 172 Dallago, Sean 172 Dalton, Kirk 172, 106, 86, 77 Dampier, Michael 172 Dapar, Rebecca 172 Dargitz, Debbie 172 Davis, Gregory 172 Davis, Julie 172 Davis, Ronald 172, 77 Davis, Tim 73, 70, 171 Dedera, Mark 172 Delozier, Michele 172 Densmore, Kim 172 Denson, Sandra 172 Dial, Janet 172 Disney, Debra 172, 170 Dorsey, Kyle 172 Douglas, Leslie 172 Downey, Kevin Doyle, Bill 183, 94 Driver, James Duarte, Fred 183 Dudney, Fred 172 Duncan, Rose 172 Dye, Beverly 172 Eady, Virginia 173 Eakes, Christopher 173 Ebbert, Brent 173, 171 Eck, Michael 173, 183 Edelen, Richard 173 Edman, Drew 173 Egli, Teri 173 Ellertson, Dan 173, 86, 77 Ellingwood, Sheri 173, 64 Elliot, Susan Elmer, Lee 173, 107 Elmore, Diane 173 Ennis, Cameron 173, 77 Eppley, Cheryl 173, 170, 100 Erdmann, Sharon 173, 70, 77 Ervin, Mathew 173 Eum, Sarah 173, 64 Evans, Rick 173, 77 Ewing, Patti 173 Facer, Patricia 173, 28, 77 Farrens, Lisa 173 Faust, Joseph 173, 183 Fazzone, Rebecca 173 Filarsky, Bruce 173, 86, 77 Fioti, Joe 173,94 Flamm, Joan 173 Flynn, Robert 173 Foster, Janice 173 Foster, Richard 173, 52 Fowler, Jethro French, Rebecca 173 Friend, Michael Fuller, Debbie 173 Gaddis, Ruth 173, 100 Gagnon, George 173 Galvin, Mike 173, 176 Garman, Robin 173 Gartrell, Stephanie 173 Gee, Laurie 173 Gehringer, Rex 173 Gibson, Pauline 173, 100 Gilbert, Mark 173 Gile, William 173, 107, 86, 77 Gillespie, Jim 173 Goldsberry, Bonnie 173 Golson, L. V. 174 Goodman, Cary 174 Gosper, Lisa 183 Gray, Michael 174 Greenslade, Sherrill 174 Gregory, Margie 174 Griffin, Marie 174 Guest, Debra 174, 35 Gunderson, Linnea 174 Hagerman, Cyndi 174 Hall, Dianna 174 Hall, Linda 174, 100 Halsey, Judith 174 Hamel, Kevin 174, 77 Haney, Diane 174 Hanneman, Neil 174 Hanson, Barbara 174 Hardin, Stacey 174 Hargraves, Jerry 174 Harris, Janet 174 Harrison, Mark 174 Harvey, Jimmie 174 Harvey, Patricia 174 Hays, Amy 174 Hayes, Douglas Heaney, Monica 174 Heidt, Wayne 174 Bob 174 Henle, Robert 52 Hermann, Paula 174 Hernandez, Natalie 174 Herth, Danny 174 Hicks, Bob 175 Hicks, Kathy 175 Hill, Larry 175 Hill, Renita 175, 101 Hill, Richard 175 Hinken, Daniel Hixson, Steve 175 Holdsambeck, Steve 175 Holeman, Valerie 175 Holland, Belinda 175 Holmes, Connie 175 Holata, Mike 175 Horne, Lisa 175 Hotchkiss, Ron 175 Houghton, William 63 Horne, Alesia 175 House, Kathy 175 Howell, Gary 183 Hubbard, Kelly 175, 106, 8 Hughes, Tom Hull, Terry 175 Humphries, Stephanie 175 Hutchinson, Ernie 175, 77 Hutchinson, Tim 175, 77 Hutson, Nancy 175 Hutton, David 175 Hutton, Donald 175 Ingram, Alfreda 175 Ison, John 175 Jackson, Mark 175 Jaramillo, Natalie 175 Jaruzel, Margaret 175 Jennings, Sheri 175 Jensen, Jim 175, 170 Johnson, Bruce 175 Johnson, Jonathan 175 Johnson, Lisa 175, 64 Johnson, Stan 175 Jones, Cheryl 175 Joyce, Talmadge 175 Kale, Jimmy 175,77 Kaleta, Karen 175 Keener, Diana 175 Kelley, Jeann 175 Kelley, Julie 175, 183 Kenny, Gleaves 175 Kicly, Michael King, Albert 176 King, Murray 176, 28 Kimelman, Jayne 176 Kleinman, Steve 176, 77 Klenske, Mike 176, 183 Kolakowski, Gina 176, 64 Kruger, Kathryn 176 Laband, Keith 176 La Chance, David 176 Lander, Cynthia Lambert, Mark 176 La Riva, Mike 176, 77 Larson, Paul 176 Layman, Karin 176,34 Lebel, Wayne 176 Leedy, Laura 183 Lehman, Chris 176 Levine, Lynn 176,48 Libby, Karen 176 Lizarraga, Alice 176, 64 Lodle, Robin 100 Looney, Kenneth 176, 77 Lopez, Anne 176 Lopez, Manuel 76 Lopez, Yvonne 176 Love, Niekye 176 Ludden, Gloria 176 Lundberg, Cheryl 176 Luppa, Helen 176 Luxton, Sharon 176, 182 Lybarger, Tammy 176 8, 77 Lyra, Jon 183, 61 McBride, Michael 177 McCann, Danny 177 McClure, Jim 177 McConnell, Susan 177, 100 McCornick, Peter McGraw, Cheryl 177 McIntosh, John McIntyre, Mark 177 McKinney, Larry 177, 77 McLaney, Debra 177 McQueary, Arnold 177 McSwain, Rebecca 177 Mack, Michael 177, 77 MacKenzie, Eileen 177 Maddox, John 177 Maddoek, Julie 177 Madison, Kendal 177, 77 Maher, Mary 177, 31 Mahoney, Steve 177 Malcolm, Randy 177, 77 Maple, Bruce 177, 77 Marks, Arthur 177 Martel, Cheryl 178 Martin, George 178 Martin, Helyn 178 Martinez, Anita 178 Mason, Conne Mastella, David 178 Matthews, Vicky 183 Mayhugh, Debra Mead, Dorothy 178 Meehan, Joan 178 Meneley, Jeff 178 Merritt, Robert 178 Mertz, Diana 178, 100 Mesa, Tina 178,46 Messer, Mildred 178 Miller, Hugo 178, 94 Miller, Lela 178 Mitchell, Brenda 178 Monday, Rose 178, 32 Moore, Denise 178 Moore, Gary Moore, Randall 178 Morris, Kathy 178 Morris, Thomas 178 Mosby, Steve 178, 104 Mummy, Steve 178, 102, 86 Murphy, Robert 178 Myjak, David 183 Nauman, Valerie 178 Navarro, Pauline 178 Nelson, Barry 178, 107 Norris, Dana 178 Nottelmann, Diane 178 Null, John 178 O'Brien, Jon 178, 78, 143 Olsen, Kristie 178 Olson, Tiffany 178 Olson, Tom 178, 86, 77 Owens, Derek 178 Paddack, Lee Ann 178 Palmer, Jimmie 178 Patton, Diane 178 Perozzi, Todd 178 Perry, Ross 178 Petersen, Gary 179, 77 Petersen, Linda 179 Pettus, Debra 179, 48 Phares, Linda 179 Phipps, Joyce 179 Pickrell,'Kathy Pickrell, Ken 179 Pittman, Bruce 179, 34 Poehlman, Suzanne 179, 100 Polston, Carlie 179 Porrazzo, Edward 179 Porter, Wendell 179 Powell, Richard 179 Price, Fred 179 Price, James Quinn, Sean 179 Quisenberry, Connie 179 Randolph, Steve 179 Rapitis, Rebecca 179 Ray, Joann 179 Raymond, Ruth 179 Reece, Carla 179 Reynolds, Debby 179 Reynolds, Janis Richards, John 179, 107 Ricks, Richard 179 Rider, James 179 Robb, Mark 179' Robbins, Sherry 179 Robinson, Pamela 179, 170, Roberts, David 179 Robinson, Teresa 174, 179 Rocker, Richard 179 Rockvam, Louis 179 Roselli, Michael 183 Rosenhauer, Lynn 179 Rowe, Alphies 179 Ruffino, Grace 179 Rulien, Janet 179 Sanders, Phil 179 Sands, Marcia 179 Sanford, Rick 179 Sanghera, Baljitsingh Sauls, Phillip Saults, Debbie 179 Scott, Craig 179 Schubert, Tom 179 Searfoss, Cathy 179, 170 Sell, Richard 179 Shaner, Vilinda 179 Shannon, Paul 179,77 Shipman, Scott 179 Shipman, Bill Scott 179 Simons, Robert 179 Simpson, Edmond 179 Skinner, Michael 179, 63 Smith, Geno 164, 102 Smith, Mike 180 Smith, Vicki 180 Speichcr, Margie 180, 170 Sonderman, Randy Staffel, Tim 180,43 Stashak, Karen 180 Stockbridge, Victor 180 Stinnett, Daryl 180, 159, 86 Stokes, Ron 180 Strain, Charlotte 180 Stratford, Bill 180, 107 Strouse, Beverly 180, 64 Suehiro, Phyllis 180 Swan, Vivan 180 Switzer, Laura 180 Taatjas, Lonny 180 Taylor, David 180, 77 Taylor, Treasure 180 Teichman, Linda 180 Thompson, Bill 180 Thompson, Kathy 180 Thompson, Kim 180 Thompson, Reese 180 Thorne, Chester 180 Tramm, Karen 180 Tramm, Peter 180 Trenner, James 180, 102, 86 Turner, Susan 180 Tupper, Linda 180, 100 Tyler, Patricia 180 Urban, Sheri 180 Vance, Jamie 180 Van Wie, Robert Vidger, Steve 180, 107, 86 Villanueva, Ampy 180 Vines, John 180 Vordermark, Jeffrey 180 Walker, Kevin 180 Wall, Eric 180 Walsh, Edward 180 Walter, Bonnie 180 Walton, Doug 181 Ward, Helen 181 Wardlow, Kevin 181 Warren, Sherry 181 Washburn, Richard 181, 78, 172 Weaver, Michael 181, 78, 94 Wedgeworth, Pauline 181 Wendli, Doug 181 Wentzel, John 181, 77 White, Steve 183 White, Terry 181 Wilcox, Linda Wilder, Pam 181 Wiley, John 181 Williams, Angela 181 Williams, Coventry 181 Williams, Eric 181 Williams, Juel 181 Wills, Walter 181 Wilson, Karen 181 Wilson, Kathryn 181 Wilson, Kevin 181 Wilson, Steve 181 Acosta, Robert 186 Adkins, Debbie 186 Alexander, Mary 186 Allen, Patrick 186 Allison, Sandra 186 Anderson, George 186 Anderson Kim 186 Anderson Pam 186 Anderson, Tamera 186 ' Anglin, Patti 186 Armstead, Reginald 186 Avery, Rose Mary 186 Aviles, Isabel 186 Baker, Brenda 198 Baldwin, Larry 186, 48 Ballantyne, Diane 186 Barajas, Donald 186 Barnard, Cheryl 186 Barnes, Olivia 186 Barr, Brenda 186 Bean, James 186 Beach, Catherine 186 Beard, Michael 186 Beaver, Robert 186 Bechtold, Fred 186 Bennett, Lucie 186 Berglund, Gary 186 Bernard, Reginald 186 Berry, Roy Bilodeau, Shari 186 Bilsbarrow, Daniel 186 Bineau, Kathryn 186 Blake, Dennis 186 Bland, Heidi 186 Blaschke, Jim 186 Bobbitt, Denise 198 Bogard, Harvey 186 Bowles, James 186 Bowser, Sherry 186 Braden, Mary 186 Bradshaw, Pam 186 Branton, Jerry 186, 77 Bray, John 186,81 Bremer, Kathryn 187 Breshears, Kevin 187, 77 Brewer, Lori 187 Bridges, Jerry 187 Brockett, Mike 187, 107 Brodhecker, Janet 187 Brown, Donna 187 Brown, LaVon 187 Brown, Richard 187 Brown, Wayne 187, 77 Browne, Evangelin 187, 191, 100 Browne, Roy 187 Buchanan, Gary 187 Buckner, Eugene 187, 77 Burgess, Valerie 187 Burns, Robert 187 Byrd, Robert 187, 81 Cabezut, Kenneth Cain, Robert 187 Cairney, Stuart 187 Calhoun, Bill 187,77 Campbell, Douglas 187 Candelaria, Steve 187 Canupp, Rodney 187 Carns, Bonnie 187 Centofanti, Joyce 187, 64 Charles, Yvonne 187 Chase, Janet 187, 64 Christ, Rae 187 Christmas, Gregg 187 Christensen, Elizabeth 187 Chronister, Diane 187 Cintron, Jimmy 187, 77 Clark, James 187 Clark, John 187 Clark. Michele 188 Clayton, Steve 188 Clement, Tina 188 206 Wilson, Timothy 182 Wilson, Curry Wittman, Deborah 182 Wittmann, Bill 182 Wittwer, Marc 182, 77 Woelke, Sue 182, 35, 100 Coleman, Rickey 188 Collins, Pamela 188 Gollum, Lynn 188, 100 Conley, John Cordero, Vanessa 188 Covington, Joan 188 Cowdrey, Steven 188 Cox, Marvin 188, 107, 77, Cross, Michael 188 Wolfe, Lonie 182 Wood, Carla 182 Wood, Randy 182 Woolson, Jean 182 Wornom, Peggy 182 Young, Irene 182. 101 Freshmen 198 Cruikshanks, Rhonda 188, 190, 14 Crump, James 188 Cumming, Daniel 188 Dagg, John 188, 107 Dahlmann, Raymond 77 Daily, Michael 188 Dalton, Patricia 188 Davidson, Mark 188 Davis, Raymond 188 DeCosta, Steven 188 Delozier, Jean 188 Demeatteis, Debra 188 Demott, Linda 188, 64 Dennison, Charles 188 Devine, Selina 188 Dickerson, Jeffery 191 Dixon, Duane 188, 77 Dominquez, Cathi 188 Dorsey, Terry 188 Drake, Kathy Dover, Ed 199 Dunbar, Amehia 188 Egnor, Gail 199 Ensley, Teresa 189 Encrson, Ann 189 Espejo, Lelani 189 Farrell, Richard 189 Felling, Teresa 189 Finis, Jeanne 189 Finely, Cheryl 189 Fisher, Gina 189 Fisher, Linda 189 Fites, Rhonda 189 Flamm, Scott 189 Flemme, Manfred 189 Forescue, Joyce 189 Foreman, Debbie 189 Fowler, Barbara 189 Fraser, Marshall 189 Frazier, Cindy 189 Frederick, Karen 189 Froiss, Lynn 189 Galante, Joseph 189 Ganison, Milton 189 Gentry, Beulah 189 Gibson, Debra 189 Gibson, Laura 189 Gibson, Susan 189 Glover, Donnie 189 Godbey, Bobbie 189 Goforth, Bobbie Jo 189 Goldstrom, John 189 Gonzales, Johnny 189 Gonzles, Paul 189 Goodwin, Judy 189 Gorey, Kathleen 189 Godsin, Scott 189 Gosper, Donna 189 Granados, Ed 189 Granados, Ed 188 Grasser, Jamie 189 Gray, Shirley 189 Greene, Gregory 189 Greenfield, Kevin 189 Greenlee, Jeffery 189 Greenslade, Diane 190 Grimrud, Marty Gubler. Kim Haacke, Carol 190 Hagans, Lynn 190 Haley, Stephanie 190 Hall, Mark 190,77 Hallenbeck, Allan 190, 107, 77 Hamby, Darrell 190 Hamill, Amy 190, 100 Hargis, Cindy 190 Harmon, Debra 190 Harris, Renee 190, 30 Harrison, Danny 191, 81 Harty, Chris Harvey, Marlene 191 Hayes, Pamela 191 Hayes, Randall 191 Hayes, Theresa 191 Heath, Ed 191, 77 Heidmous, Philip 78, 191, 192 Hemphill, William 191 Hendrich, Gordon 191, 77 Henson, Malcolm 191, 77, 198 Hernandez, Theresa 191 Hervey, George 191, 77 Hicks, Jerry 191 Hidaigo, Vicki 191 Hill, Fred Hines, Alicia 191 Hixson, Sharon 191 Hochstatter, Camille 191 Hodapp, Terri 191 Hodge, Hjardist 191, 189 Holland, Terrie 191 Holloway, John 191 Holt, Wendy 192 Hood, Katherine 192 Hope, Lisa 192 Hosier, Bill 192, 81 Hoy, Robert 192 Hrdy, LeeAnn 192 Huff, Robert 192,81 Hutchinson, Richard 192 Jackson, Debra 192 Jackman, Terri 192 Jancek, Mary 192 Jaramillo, Rebcecca 192 Jennings, Cindy 192 Jenson, Nathan 192 Johns, Milton 192 Johnson, Dennis 192 Johnson, Gaye 192 Johnson, Henry 192 Johnson, Richard 192 Jones, Daryl 192 Jones, Debra 192 Jones, George 192 Jorgensen, Brian 192 Kaderka, Patricia 192 Kain, Sylvia 192 Kaminsky, Pamela 192 Kenny, John 192 Kereales, Theresa 192 Kevorkian, Gary 192 Kiely, Linda Knisley, Patti 192 Koberstein, Stanley 192 Koch, Celeste 192 Kunkel, John 192 Labove, Carl 192 Lander, Lisa 192 LaRiva, Chris 192, 77 LaSorsa, Liz 192 Lebel, Sharon 192 Leberfinger, Benny 192 Lee, Roxanna 192 Lehman, Laurie 193 Lehman, Arthur 193 Leiss, Joseph 193 Lenahan, Robert 193, 77 Leonard, Laura 193 Letcho, Linda 193 Lindemann, Jerry 193 Lizarraga, Fernie 193 Lizarraga, Yolanda 193 Loken, Ann 193 ,94, 199 Young, Mary 182 Young, Vicki Younglove, Laura 182 Zorich, Robert Lomax, Nancy 193 Loney, James 193 Long, David 193 Long, Karin 193 Looney, Kathy 193 Lopez, Debra 193 Lowe, David 193 Lowtrop, Cherrie 193 Lundberg, Karen 193, 190, 191 Lyons, Angela 193 Lyra, Susan 193 McBride, Darlene 193 McConnell, Audrey 193 McCormick, Diana 193 McCready, David McCullough, William 107, 77 McDaniel, Melanie 193, 41 McGraw, Vici 193 Mclntosh, Catherine 193 Mclntrye, Lisa 193 McLain, Mark 193 Mclaney, Cahrles 193 McSwain, Michael 193 McWhorter, Elizabeth 193 Mack, Cassandra 193 Mack, William 193 Madden, Mary 193, 103 Magalong, Brenda 193 Martell, Wayne 193 Martin, Mike 193 Mascarenas, James 193, 77 Massey, Dorinda 193, 190, 32 Masterson, Marty 193 Mastriano, Nicolette 194 May Tamera 194 Mayes, Jenny 194 Mee, Douglas 194, 197 Mees, Randy 194 Meena, Craig 194 Meir, Susan 194 Menely,Bill 194 Mercado, Alice 194 Mercer, Debra 194, 100 Messer, George 194 Meyer, Margaret 194 Midgley, John 194, 77 Miley, Sharon 194, 190 Miller, Brenda 194 Miller, Mary 194 Mills, Joseph 194 Mithcell, Mary 198 Molchan, John 194, 81 Moldenhaur, Nick 194 Monday, Joseph 194 Monknic, John 194 Moore, Paul 194 Moracco, Dorinda 194 Morris, Danny 194 Morris, Leslie 194, 192 Morris, David 194, 61 Morris, Susan 194 Morrow, Gerome 194 Morton, Donna 194 Mosby, David 194, 77 Murphy, Brian 194, 190, 107, 7 Myers, Bruce 194 - Myers, Kenneth 194, 77 Myers, Marene 194 Myrick, Leslie 194 Navarro, Lynne 194 Nelson, Blain 194, 107 Nicholson, Nadine 194 Nielson, Karen 194, 100 Norris, Carolyn 194 Northrop, Gary 194 Novak, Doug 194, 191, 107, 199 0'Brien, Donald 194, 107 Ochs, Randall 194, 107 O'Donoghue, Greg 194, 77 Ogozalek, Alan 194, 107, 77 7 Oldham, Susan 194 Oliver, Debby 194 O'Neill, Bradford 194 Orlowski, Frank 195, 77 Ouimette, John 195 Paioni, Michelle 195 Parker, Kim 1 Parker, Sharon 195 Parsley, Julie 195 Patnesky, Rhonda Patterson, Georgenia Patton, Vanissa 195 Pavloll, Marina 195 Iayer, Jay 195 Pelletier, Debra 195 Perkins, Sharon 195 Phipps, Margie 195 Pickett, Jim 195 Picklesimer, Michael 195 Pillion, Dorothy 195 Pina, James 195 Polanco, liola 195 Polizo, Sandra 195 Powers, Judy 195 Presley, t'larenee 19 Price, Karen 195 Price. Nora 195 Probst, Alan 195, 71 Pryor, Scott 195 Purgason, Alice 195 Quinn, Siobhan 195 Quisenberry, Donald 198 Quisenberry, Ronald 195 Raddatz. Anna 195 Ramsey, Luke 195 Randall, Sandra 195 7 Randloph, Carlette 195, 64 Ray, Kathleen 195 Raymond, Lora 195 Read, Jeffrey 195 Renner, Dlitl1C 195 Reyes, Albert 195, 77 Roberts, Carlton 195, 197 Roberts, .leannene 195 Roberts, Randy 195 Robertsnii, .lay 196 Robinson, .lulie 196 Rocker, Rosalind 196 Rodgers, Vurtis 196, 77 Roseina, ltoseinarie 196 Roy, Marie 196 Rubinstein, ,lel'l' 196 Russ, Laura 196 Sanders, David 196, 77 Sanders, Nareisco 196 Sarber, Donna 196 , isis ,'4 Savinsky, Barbara 196 6 Schell, Kathleen 196 Schiessl, Fred 196, 81 Laurinda Schmidt, Fred 196 Seggie, Edna 196 Segura, Phillip 196, 77 Shannon, Charles 77 Shanteler, Louie 196 Sheets, Robin 196 Sherman, Laurie 196 Shockley, Lydia 196 Sholiinaga, lris 196 Short, Joseph 196 Simmons, t'harles 196 Simmons, Mandi 196, 87 Simtlll, Allllbtlit 196 Singleton, Mike 196, 77, Sitko, Brenda 196 198 Sparks, Brett 196 Stevenson, Craig 196 Still, Chris 197 Streetman, Johnny 197, 77 Streetman, Linda 197, 64 Studley, Michael 197 Stuffelbean, Rod Stutson, Terry 197 Subasa, Steve 197 Suter, Diana 197 Swicegood, Cordell 197 Taatjes, Jeffrey 197 Tatick, Charles 197 Taylor, Jack 197 Taylor, Leslie 197 Teichman, Bruce 197, 81 Thompson, Christine Thompson, Clayton 197, 77 Thorson, Maryly 197 Thorstad, Kurt 197 Tracey, Brenda 197 Travis, GCIIC 197 Tuggle, Steven 197 Tyler, Brenda 197 Vance Paula 197 Vaneura, Cindy 197 Van Van Van Van Van De Putte, Janus 197 Draanen, Arlen 197 Goey, Kim 197, 64 Orden, Chuck 197 Wie, Lori 197 Vickers, Cathy 197 Vigil, Victor 197 Skinner, Hill 196 Slaven s, Kim 196 Smith, Chauncey Smith, Cindy 196 Smith, Smith, S1nitl1, Smith, S111ith, Hilde 196 Kerry 196, 77 Patrick 196, 77 Russell 196, 77 Wayne 196 Volk, Mike 197 Waage, David 197 Wahl, Denise 197 Walker, Thomas 197 Wall, Carolyn 197 Walsh, Carmen 197 Walter, Audrey 197 Warner, Barbara 197 Warren, Susan 197 Weaver, Randy 107, 198 Webb, Ramona 198 Wedor, Raymond 198 Weinstein, Richard 198, 199 Wende, David 198 Werndli, Phillip 198 Westliury, Felice 198 Whaley, Terry 198 White, Robert 198 Wieler, April 198 Wiggins, Elizabeth 198 Wilde, Curt 198 Wilhite, Andy 198 Wilhite, Perry 198 Willadsen, Jeffrey 198 Willems, Bruce 198 Williams, Anthony Williams , Jayne 198 Williams, Micheal 198 Williams, Myra 198 Williams, Phillip 198 Williams Wayne 198 wma, Willis, Jeianneane 198 Jeanette 198 Wills, Robin 198 Wilson, Ann 198 Wilson, James 198 Wilson, Kevin 77, 198 Wilson, Marjorie 198 Wilson Windrc , Savita 198 Jw, Kim 198 Wineinger, .lohn 77, 198 Winston, Darlene 198 Winston, Dorene 198 Wolf, Brenda 199 Wornom, Nita 199 Wright, Beth 199 Yeater, Daniel 199 Yoshitake, Syeve 199 Young, Robert 199 Younglove, Robert 81 Zaveson, April 199 Rico' Richard 195 Solomon, Vincent 196 Waszak, Michael 197 Zeiger, Susan Rigglcv Ln,-,-X 195' 77 Sorum, George 196, 77 Watters, Bill 198 Zeller, Cindy 199 A I .fx if l t if 1 KINNEY snoestfw, 736 Norlh H Sfreel 'UV -19 ,V .i Berl s Drive Thru PFAEE SEWING CENTER Qdiles 207 2 cabrillo 1972-73 Students Engage In Sorted Activities glmlkiliiil it u it t eete , - t f -W ' I 'fe , L - ' .1-. 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Ocean RE 6-7558 Kal.- Yager Tommy Yagver The Camera Shop Qbfdeeewot 'St Q LfQvQa3il ww .Q ti2.L,,s,lQ.J.gt,QLQQt,t7 Cfwvi Qin JW7 7 0'LfQ,L,L,f S,t,15ML9i2 aVl 7UQwv,J E S+a+ Males -DLYWWQJ Serxzce cen+eJ5Pf1Mf1 jfCQl'?dC?WfT5e3El:i's'f?F'iTlc3U9E?'N X 'WG ,wt W UW twig? f feed! Q, ffawigflhxifwff Ggffffwwb to .LQ LLSJQQ WW C-35Zi.'5,'l'f.,u a wffifdl never leave fhe car. 8I2 North 'HLIQ I RE 6-9777 Ck-QAAJ li- , McDonald'5 it ' q . om 47, J ,Qfyvx,qfrY1 Lt0!j ' -f' , V j fAn island of refrimentj fe 7 A x I ' Where You Get the Fastest and 2 C -e t L t S Friendl st S ce in Lompoc to S Yo , Wlth the B st R ot B F und A ywhere 835 N h H V 1710 S th B d Lompggt SHHEHMQISZ 510 West Ocea A e ue Lompoc, Calif 1 220 JOE L. LASLEY RE 6-756I 0 SaIe5 Represenfafive RES. I805I RE6-493I edlca Center Rf H I PHARMACY CASA '-gig, REALTY 6I6 Easf Ocean Lompoc, Calif. 93436 Phone RE 6-4545 902 NORTH 'H' STREET LOMPOC, CALIF. 93436 6' ,.,.. . , . . . 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Gsfbbn- BARTl'lULl'S JEWELERS II76 Soulh 'H' Lompoc, Calif. I l so ! ui. :aw ENJOY THE VILLAGE LIFE NOW, I I UPON RETIREMENT OR AS AN. INVESTMENT.. HOMESITES, adioining and - near goIf course ............ from 55,500 CONDOMINIUMS ....... .... R from 518.000 SPACIOUS HOMES ...... from 526.000 flhe Village is 55 miles from Santa Barbara anrl5 miles from Lompoc. it Enjoy greater services at one oi the world's largest, most , beautiful and modern bases. y i'Healthy, even climate on California's scenic Central Coast. W Close to large shopping center, high school and two elementary schoolsr 'A' Close to beaches, fishing, hunting, Lake Cachuma, Lopez Lake, state parks and Los Padres National Forest. fiwo college extension campuses on VAFB open to public. f Horse stables and riding trails nearby. s tie i e 2' er vi Q -Es-:fe 9 5 e itat' Q A1 oi, if w, , ,ee me Maury! Zkzzfa Baller! 5. WMM rr! Um Qfzwaaf I Ia e . .y,.. Q, ' .-, sli'. i AND ' COUNTRY CLUB with I8 I1oIe championship GOLF COURSE Write today for free brochures and information to: I gg I I Development Co., I 03734 Constellation Rd.. Lomoic. Calif. 93435 -1 JRQDJVX editor's thoughts Renew Your Faith In With the 1973 school year in the past, many of you will be leaving Cabrillo with memories of a part of your life never to be completely forgotten. The excitement of spirited assemblies, rooter buses, s orts events and others will slliwly drift back to the depths of your mindg only to be recalled in casual conversations about those good ol' .high school days. Theoretically, the moment you are handed your di loma, you are suddenly transformed into adults and the responsibilities thereof lie in your hands. Good Americans, regardless of race, religion, color or creed should be our goal. 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