Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1991 volume:

I Only as high as I reach can I grow, only as far as I seek can I go, only as deep as I look can I see, only as much as I dream can I be. Karen Ravin California State University. Fullerton 2 Campus ' 91 Campus ' 91 i 4 Titan ' 91 ■a Titan ' 91 5 6 Tilan ' 91 ??£5 T -: ?! ' P ' Titan 91 7 8 Tailgate ' 91 PmWWMIWiP ' J.il 10 Homecoming ' 91 « n 3 U M 23 8 1 «■ J  M ' ... . Lt i Homecoming ' 91 II 12 Homecoming ' 91 I r. myi Homecoming ' 91 13 (4 Homecoming Court ' 91 Homecoming Court ' 91 IS [6 King And Queen ' 91 _ Laa .- ' ' jL People 17 President ' s { President Milton A. Gordon 18 Message To the Class of 1991: I am delighted to extend my warmest congratulations to you for having successfully completed degree objectives this year at Cahfomia State University, Fullerton, thereby making you a member of the Class of 1991. You should be extremely proud of the accomplishments, dedication and hard work that brought you to this point in your life ' s journey. Just as you have left your imprint on Cal State Fullerton, I am confident that you will do so throughout your lifetime in all of your endeavors. You have had the opportunity to attend a university that has a quality faculty committed to teaching a diverse student body. You have learned that education is a lifelong process and not just an introduction to a career. As you join the ranks of the almost 90,000 alumni of Cal State Fullerton, I hope that the knowledge and skills you have gained here will enrich your life and bring further rewards to you and to society. You are encouraged to remain in close contact with us and to assume a leadership role on campus and in the community as an active alumnus. I look forward to hearing about your future successes and to welcoming you as an active alumni participant in the life of Cal State Fullerton. Sincerely, ' 9p . iJt7Z Milton A. Gordon President 19 Year In After serving a sentence of 28 years in a South African prison, Nelson Mandela is released with world-wide attention. Mandela traveled all over the world on a peace mission and here he waves his fist in the air to represent freedom. This Irish-born singer stirred up a lot of controversy by not allowing the Ameri- can National Anthem to be played at her concert. Sinead O ' Connor ' s 1 single Nothing Compares 2 U , written by Prince, received critical acclaim. She also became one of the first stars to re- fuse a music award. rftere Mi oW, i in em 30 Review 91 ipilotol tus loll- There she is, Miss America. Marjorie Judith Vincent, Miss Illinois, is a 25 year old, third year law student a Duke Uni- versity with aspirations of becoming an international lawyer. In October, President George Bush no- minated David Souter to the Supreme Court. Souter, 51 years old, was de- scribed as a classic conservative with great revenue for the Constitution and the law . Here he answers questions following his nomination. 21 Year In One of the few good men wito stood out during the Savings and Loan scandal was William Seidman. He worked hard to correct all of the problems that were caused. Unfortunately he had the re- sponsibility of paying all the people who lost money, resulting in millions of dollars lost. ' Janet Jackson ' s Rhythm Nation 1814 topped the charts in 1990 and 1991. She began as an actress on the tv series, Good Times and now has gained in- ternational fame. Last summer, Ms. Jackson embarked on a 5 continent con- cert tour and still reigns supreme in America. riiei 23 Review ' 91 (V sfflH mer, Ws. r ie police in Florida considered their album As Nasty as they Wanna Be obscene, and a record store owner was arrested for selling it. That didn ' t stop the 2-Live Crew from continued perfor- mances. lim Henson was a puppeteer with an enormous following. He created a men- agerie of creatures including Big Bird, the Cookie Monster, Bert and Ernie and that infamous couple, Kermit and Miss Piggy. Mr. Henson died of pneumonia on May 16th 1990 at the age of 53. 33 Year In ! 9 Russian President Mikhail Gorbachev realized the need for reforms in the country. With the people in the midst of a critical economic condition, he de- cided to make a change. The only prob- lem is that the Communist Party and the government can ' t agree on how to do it. Actress-Singer- ' Material Girl , Ma- donna has again stirred up controversy. MTV banned her Justify My Love video because of it ' s strong sexual con- tent. The critically acclaimed concert rockumentary film Truth or Dare was released to limited engagements and her Immaculate Collection stayed at the top of the charts for weeks. ifoirt 2A Review 91 ifl fonff ' ' Of Ca« Nolan Ryan has set as many as 40 major league records. He ' s had the most no hitters, most one hitters, and most stri- keouts. He continues to play the game even as he approaches 45 years of age. 34 year old, 49er ' s Quarterback, foe Montana signed a 4 year, 13 million dol- lar contract. The ' greatest quarterback in the history of football ' will be the highest paid QB in football history. 25 Year In MC Hammer ' s U Can ' t Touch This was at 1 for many weeks. His long awaited concert tour brought out many loyal fans and he wowed them. Germany finally became united on October 3, 1991. The Berlin wall came down with a mass of media attention and the people lived freer lives. 26 Review BI Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait and started a whole fury around the world. The United States was put to war and he faced a strong defeat. Thousands of Americans went to Saudi Arabia to fight for the US. For months. Desert Storm was on the minds of millions. 27 Year In The people in the Soviet Union suffered a serious depression. Food was very scarce. People died and their inflation rose. Hours after the invasion, Arabs from all over the world took to the streets in anti-Iraq demonstrations. Change occurred in Eastern Europe as well. Communism no longer ruled that part of the world. Candles and flowers pay tribute to the protestors killed 20 years ago. s. fix: 2 sL .i x ' - .kK 29 I Review ' 91 Cal State Fullerton Alum, Kevin Costner proved that anyone can make their dreams come true. His ' ' Dances With Wolves , which won a very impressive seven Academy Awards, became a criti- cal, as well as a blockbuster hit. Of the seven Oscars the film received, Mr. Costner earned the title of Best Direc- tor. He truly is an inspiration. 39 Congratulations 1991 CSUF graduates. After a long and arduous process, you have earned your degree and join over 76,000 other CSUF alumni who represent our univer- sity throughout the world. Since our first graduating class in 1960, Cal State Fullerton ' s reputation has grown tre- mendously. This is due in large part to the success of its alumni. Your success in the coming years will further enhance that reputation as you move into your chosen fields of interest. Your degrees have also earned you the opportunity to become members of the CSUF Alumni Association. In addition to allowing you to maintain close ties with the University and your fellow graduates, membership gives you the chance to assist future students and make a posi- tive contribution to our university. Continued affiliation with CSUF can be a rewarding experience. During these times of economic hardship, only those campuses with the suppo rt of its alumni will continue to grow and pros- per. We are confident that we can count on your support in the coming years. Again, congratulations and best wishes in your future en- deavors. As you look back on your years at Cal State Fullerton, I hope your memories and dreams will bring you closer to our university. Sincerely, Michael Weiss ( ' 71) 30 SHBILA HARRITY KIM HODCENS POUYA JAHANSHAHI MONICA IBAN ANDREW JONES KUYA JUNC NUSIA KIM CYEONC-J. LEE CINA LIM TZONGOER LIN 33 Mm .1 OVB iifiS SCOTT UTTLEJOHN ?9| «. 1 J 1 ?4KUfM ' Htl ' V NANCY LONZACA CINDY LUFTINC MARTA FAJAR KAREN MATSUOKA WILLIAM MITCHELL DA VE NELSON NONI NOER MARK PETRASH DAI PHAM ROWENA R. CURTIS 33 CAROL YN SAL VADOR ROSALIZA SAMALA MIKE 50SNK0WSKI MELOOBB SWALLOW SIOE HOEY TAN ERIC TODD WENDY TRINIDAD EDWARD VARCA 34 School Business A dministra Hon And Economics Tammi Aaker Sevan Aghishian Toni Aral Dennis P. Barry i Birute M. Abelkis Bari Grace Ackerman Christine Acton r-3 uiiii Michelle D. Alford Judith Almanzor Rod Ammari Mark Appelbaum Imp, James V. Audette Kelly Aulick Alisa E. Azepeitia Brigid Barklage V Lisa Bell Eric Bellwood Nidia M. Beltran Katherine S. Black 36 Mm Steven tVade Bonner Stephen Bortulussi ' km Joseph Lawrence Brennan Scott Briggs Hije Kimberly K. Burch Bonnie Burns Linelte Bowden Tiare L. Bringe Agnes Bugarin Vinnie Brascia Bang -Co Bui i ii 37 ii r Carlos Bustamante Dan Byers Rebecca S. Byrd Michele Louise Cairella Candace Caldwell 38 Po-Chuan Chen Trina N. Chen Jenny Wen-Chyi Cheng La-Drenlhea A. Courns  39 Sandra K. Darnbrough Cathy Davidson Heather Davis Mathew C. Depen David S. Dew Shannon Dileo Cynthia Dirksen Michelle Doh Thomas Doherty Kenny Donovan m- W Michelle Doraan Julie Drake C 1 Brianna Dziegiel Todd A. Eva void 40 Gentry M. Ficke Kenneth C. Fletcher Laurene Foley Alice Fong Pete Frunte Ken Fukazawa 41 Valerie Gerth Laurel Cundrum 42 iife iu Judith R. Cesk Charles Gibson Steven Gillhouse Patrick Glenn Shelley Gordon Robert Gossman Scott Grey Kimberly Gross Feny Gunawan Jem Robert S. Hayden Juliaty C. Hermansjah Susie Hernandez Sharon Herrera Lisa Hoang Ngoc-Thu Hoang David W. Holmes Hid 43 Seal A. Johnson Ying-Fen Kao Peter Johnson Wendy R. Johnson Darren Jones Frances Kelpinski Hae-Ja Kim Heng Joo Kim Cordon Jung Lisa Kim Motohiro Kuno Corbet Lancaster 45 Cary Larzo Caryn M. Law Antony Lay Andy Lee Jack Lee mi-M  e yy iee Teresa Lehmann leanne Lerman Carmen Lew Yuan Yu Peter Li Martin Y. Liao Ferdinand Lie 46 Bhab Louri Daryl Luna Liza Lunz Van Y. Luong Mary Jynn Yu- Wei Mao Kathryn Marconi Howard C. Marinier Stuart Marsh Monica Martel 47 Andres Martinez Blaine Maruoka Debi McCabe Diana L. McCarthy Kim McCullough Matt McDowell Sarene McKnight Carolyn Miller Edward Minn Michael Meagher Ethean Meyer Pat Michael   ( 48 Marcy Moore John H. Murga Steven Nakamura Ted R. Moreno Katsumei Mori Kaonou Mouanoutoua Salanay Moussabeck Ijidi Julie A. Murphy Shiba Nabipur Christine Naes Indra Naharto Deborah J. Natale Paul Neumann David C. Nguyen 49 50 Dung Nguyen Grace Pak Troy E. Parr Doug Phan Mari Nguyen Ngoc D. Nguyen Dena lo Oberst .1 {, n Ruth Palmer Carole Palmquist Hemal Pandya iMl Jd -.l ' Julius Patam Jeff Pecot Michelle Perry i Lanie Pagkalinawan Krislan Peterson Nopphadone Phanouvong Rhonda Philpot Caylene Picano Mary B. Pinga i ikimi, i Kim R. Pokuta Holly Polner Lananh Poujol Michelle R. QuackenbusI John Quibodeaux Catherine Quigle Jacqueline Razo Charles W. Read Erin K. Reilly iistm W David Ret rum mUlM Julio L. Reyna Charles Rho 51 Marja Roney Cary B. RosoH John Russo Susan Sanchez Sharlyn San Miguel Calvin C. Schneider James A. Shanlon i 52 5J 54 I I ' Supiiflc I IVira D. Tjakra Leticia C. Torres Xuan T. T. Tran Jenny Trang Rick Travis V knell Mimi Tu loseph R. Tuason Robert Turner Linda M. Utterback Consuelo Valadez Yumiko C. Wakabayashi likii David Walker Keith A. Wasnok Raymond C. Weigand Lianto Wijoyo Rene Walt 55 James Wong Murk Yamamoto Matthew Wu Maomi Yamamoto William Yarbrough Marigold Zablan Jeff Zumbek 56 School Communications ■. fffTsTT s Michelle Anderson Milch Apodaca Yolanda Arias Julianne Avalos A. Joseph Ayroro . . :- - Kristina Baker Maria Banlug Sabriya B. Cadman Bernandette Benavides Helma Bernardini 58 Joe Buslillos Jeffery Callahan Elizabeth Carrasco Inini ' loelle Catalano Laura Conte Eric Carlston fW ?)-; ■ L Beth Ann Cocroft Steven Cooley Terry Courtwright Stephen Cox Anthony Criscione Sherril Davis Charlene De Block Nicole De Farlo Michael Der Bill Dettis 59 Denise Dobbel r - t. ' fv ■ ' ■■ L Barbara Finch Sara Indot Kelly Enders Alisha English Ruth Ensley George Fernandez c i loiifk I Tiffani Fisher Suzette Ford Scott French Trina Garrett H. Uo. L. Steven Gonzales Dietmar Gross Gregory Hoy Alex Hwang 1t Oete - iiir .1! Mark Jackson Kris Johnson Lyn Kashiwahara Scott King 60 ( Ion Barbara Lopez Frank Lukacsa 61 Robin Ly Michelle Mackay Rabie Mahshi Julie Marques Oenise Marsh 63 Clen Martin Denise Martinez lakik ' - «f V.- , ' ' -:a .S Art Vf%. Erin Mc Spadden Andre Meunier Leslie Owen Lynette Paris Angle Pech Angela Miller M kMHa Kimberly Price Kami Putnam W Micltele Robertson Michael Robinson Robin Rogers Melanie Sackett Jeff Schlichting 63 Lorraine Soares Shannon Spellacy ,L, Samaniha Steinel Ken Stewart Crystal Sundarasnitn Corinne Swart James Tamura Denise Tepe 64 Carie Thomas Blanche Tse Pamela Tsujimura Tasha Van Horn I Amy Wu Suzy Wu flgiHom Yu-Ling Yang Wesley Yee 65 School Engineering And Computer Science iiiikii Mike Adamson lane Cheung y ' z. Monsef Agahi Irfan Ahmed Rehan Ahmad ll-Hyun Cho Ray Clause Bruce Cochrane Mohmoud Alawench Roger Cossaboom Arnold Deleon Robert Ford Peter Frank Stacie Cenchi Ariel Gondosasmito 67 p ' l: ,■■■;■-; Ka-Lai Hui Mansour Kabire Mrayo Kamson AH Karimi Mohssen Karimi D. Nasser Masoudnejad Michael Matzek Bita Mazaheri Moslafa Mehrasa Mohammad Mehraz fin Woo Nam Bashar Nasser Chinh Nguyen !n(niD. Johnson Pham Kevin Poch ' e Grace Ponce Dorothea Prabudi Philip Radalt Hfif 69 fames Roznos Curpreet Sawhney Mustafa Seifi Michael Sexton Sareth Srey Jeffrey Stenzel Micfiael To Frank Stevi Tien Tran Kathryn Swanson Raymond Tadros Linius Tan Lilian Tsao Andrew Turner Liwen Weng Wai C. Wong lohn T. Wright H. Mikhles Yousef Krisline Van Skyock Quoc Vu 70 School Human Development And Community Service r!-! 72 Kimberlee Ackles Lynne Cessna Norma Colgan Rhonda Anthony Marilyn Arciero Amy Arnold Audrey Chen Krisline Clements Sharon Clonts Allison Daniels Kristi Day Jackie De Coma Maria Arrcola Joan Cohen Cristelle Deines f I (1 Cmfim Kevin Oobbert III Coh Linda Downie Teri Faike Carol F. Trudeau Janis Fried Bileen F. Mosher f feCeinf Nancy Gallant Lisa Goldman Martha Guillen Fstela Guzman Suzanne Hannemann 73 Keri Hart Christy D. Howe 74 Nina Hoagland Sheri Hodson Margaret Hooper Kristin Howard im Yvonne Ibarra fed Johns Susan lordon Lisa Keightley 1 i i Susinne Mc Fadden Lisa Medeiros April Miller Ar t Munda Carrie Nelson («i f Jeffrey Nichols Susan Nissim Alexandraa Painter Lori Parr Linda Petty 75 ;,7.o?.- ' -V ,,■:■ ■ Harris Riggins Sorout Khalili Dana Rock Joella Smaldino Kim Steagall Linda Stolereau Mark Sunada Joanne Swenson Joshlyn Taylor Lucia Teske Elena Tinder Kelly Truill Rhonda Trusdall Nancy Tupack Bonnie Tyner mi 76 AiclMnJj I Viktoria Vibhakar Christine Wagner Jodi Wagner Julie Walker Colette Walters 01 ¥ fames Young 77 School Humanities And Social Sciences Prajesh Bhakta Denise Biggs Pamela Borst Hugh Branstelter Michael Braun 79 Eric Brown Jaleen Bullock Ellen Burany Laura lee Cabibi Denae Carlson Christine Carter Cris Caslellanos Erma Castrejon Renee Chase Ying-Fei Chen Diane Christie Laura Christopher mtS •W n Jr3 ' . ' B S k Bl . %iW SB f W L • , ' I . champ Clark Heather Claus Oavida Cleavelin Michelle Clendenon Sandra Colbeck Cherisse Connell Johanna Connell 80 CWf Dire Hji; ■kiCfia James Dellalonga John Demas Sandy Dempsey Anna L. Oe Pascale Kimberley De Free Kimberly Emerson Laura Fair Jennifer Ferrara 81 ■-■ ' ■■■ ' i ' :Mm - ' . r i - i 83 Ion Hadley Walt Hahme-Buchholz Hiil Ceorgina Jorge Andrea Kalugin Jerry Kernes Brenda Kolbrich Silvina Komsak 83 Cina Kotora Laura La Plana Virginia Lewis Dina Lombardi i Michelle Kramer Wendi Kroll Melissa kuta Charles Lawson Shawn Larson fe- Kirsten Lazio iltfi lames Lim Robert Linthicum Chris LLewellyn Andrea Lo Cicero David Lowy John Mac Fadyen Monique Malbrough Norma Martinez 84 Pamela Mc Sherry Mai Mohamed Christine McSweeny Robert Masters John Meehan Lorena Mendoza Creggory Moore Linda Morrow Steve Munoz Hyung Nam Robert Sarez Lorena Neyra Oreet Nortman Pamela Nakanishi Cindi Norton 85 Linda Peloquin Tammy Raiton Cindy Pena Huyen Pitan Peter PItelps Sereivulfi Prak Sia Maureen Ramslacic Robin Ridley Valeri Rivera Kimberley Romardo j ( yo in Rotfifuss lohn Rubio Sheri Rustigan k Naomi Sal amoto Marguerite Schaeffer 86 Elizabeth Simmons Kim Simmons Sherry Sims David Skinner Robert Slobada Robert Tallinger 87 88 Wendi Venitsky Rose May Verrico jm Mi Jana Washburn Amy Wasielewski Cerard Waskiewicz Floriana Watmore Karen Weber Anne Yensen Linda Yi Greg Ziencina 89 School Natural Science And Mathematics Lisa Damo Theresa Dizon Mofgan Ebrahimi Paula Elias Paul Flatley Julie Putz Bva Rosa 91 41 92 rwikro m Jmi Organiza tions 93 ACACIA CROUP- an organization for graduate students in English and Comparative Literature. They also prepare for the MA exam. ACCOUNTING SOCIETY-Brings together accounting students and members of the accounting professions. ASSOCIA TION OF COLLEGIA TE ENTREPRENEURS-establishes a solid foundation for young entrepreneurs in southern California and acts as a catalyst for young innovative minds to share ideas and dreams. AD CLUB- Recognizes individual ability and achievement in advertising pursuits at CSUF. AFRICAN STUDENT A LLIANCE- Promotes cultural awareness and makes people aware of African contribu- tions to the world. AlESEC-a student run organization that operates in 70 countries committed to increasing international awareness and improving members ' leadership and management skills. AIKIDO CLUB, CSUF-promotes the principles of Aikido, the non-violent means of self-defense. ALPHA CHI OMEGA- Social Sorority ALPHA DELTA PI- Social Sorority AMERICAN CHORAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION-unites to foster choral musics growth as well as to help the development of the future choral directors. AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION- A unique opportunity to meet other students with common interests, develop contacts and learn marketing. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS-provides an environment beneficial to engineering profession- alism. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS- helps the design students bridge the gap between their academic training and their actual practice as a professional. AMERICAN STUDIES STUDENT ASSOC- Students who gather to learn about each other and the American culture. AMNESTY INTERNA TIONAL- raises awareness of human rights situations and activities in all nations of the world. ANTHROPOLOGY STUDENT ASSOC- Students interested in anthropology and archaeology, and their cultural and linguistical differences. APICS STUDENTS- Brings together students with similar interests. ARAB STUDENT ASSOC- promotes friendships and social awareness. ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH- Promotes interest in the study and research in the subject at CSUF. ARCHERY CLUB- provides an opportunity to compete in inter-collegiate archery competitions. THE ART GROUP- Promotes networking among student artists. THE ART NETWORK- promotes networking for graduate student artists. ASIAN AMERICAN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP- provides bible studytime, fellowship, and worship on cam- pus. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS- a student club for mechanical engineering students. 94 ASIAN HISPANIC AMERICAN ASSOC- strengthens the bond of intercultural communication and promotes the versatility of different cultures among the students community. ASSOC. FOR COMPUTER MACHINERY- students of the computer science major who gather to share common bonds. . ASSOCIATION FOR INTER-CULTURAL AWARENESS- promotes better communication and cooperation within various cultures on campus. ASSOC. FOR THE PROMOTION OF ECONOMICS- students gathered together to promote the awareness of Economics as a major. , ... . . ASSOC. OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION STUDENTS- Provides information and facilitates cohesiveness among those interested on both the academic and social levels. BADMINTON CLUB- an activity club. BA HA 7 CL UB- presents the Universal Peace and the oneness of mankind. ' ' The world is but one country and it ' s people as it ' s citizens . 95 BAPTIST STUDEST UNION- an organization for students to build long lasting friendships with other students with Christian emphasis. BETA ALPHA PSI- aids its members in their transition from college students to professional acc ountants. BIOLOGY CLUB- meet and discuss biology principles and theories. BLACK BUSINESS STUDENT ASSOCIATION- builds ties with black business as far as entrepreneurship is concerned, and enhances relations between all black students and the working world. BROADCAST PRODUCTION ASSOC, -provides students with technical skills and professional attitudes that will aid them in their future broadcast careers. BUSINESS INTER-CLUB COUNCIL- the organization that represents all business and finance majors and the BUSINESS ACHIEVERS ALLIANCE- recognizes achievement and leadership potential of students who want to reach top positions in business. ACE AND THE FINANCE CLUB 96 CAMBODIAN STUDENT ASSOC- provides a meeting ground for students to interact with others socially, academically, and promotes a better understanding of the culture and heritage. CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST- a student led and staff directed ministry. CAMPUS OUTREACH- trains and disciplines students in the teachings of Christ. Students are encouraged to share their faith and help students and community members in need. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CLUB- a community of students, faculty, and staff working together to build a Christian witness on campus as well as in the local community. CEL TIC SOCIETY- devoted to the study and the promotion of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall, and the Isle of Man. . j . CHEMISTRY CLUB- increases awareness of chemistry and promotes the interaction of students and staff. CHICANO STUDENT ASSOC- promotes higher education to Chicanos in the field of Chicano Studies. CHILD DEVELOPMENT STUDENT ASSOC- provides students the opportunity to interact with other students in child development CHINESE BIBLE STUDY- purpose is to have bible study in Chinese, sing hymns, and share. CHINESE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP- for students interested in Bible study and other Christian activities. CHINESE STUDENT ASSOC- promotes the culture in the campus life. CHINESE VISITING SCHOLARS AND STUDENT ASSOC- provides a bond between faculty and students that enables them to share culture. CHOSEN PEOPLE FELLOWSHIP- an international group of Jewish and the Gentile believers. CHRISTIANS ON CAMPUS- purpose is to make new disciples of life. CIRCLE K AT CSUF- brings together students with similar interests and activities. COALITION AGAINST APARTHEID AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS- concerned with promoting free- dom and equality for all of South Africa and stopping violations throughout the world. COLLEGE LIFE ON CAMPUS- purpose to know Christ and get to know him ' ' CSUF CONSERVATIVE COLLEGE REPUBLICANS- political interest group. COMM WEEK 1991- three days of speakers, panels, and discussions focusing on communications in todays world. .... CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENTS ASSOC- designed to bring students with an interest m cnmmal justice together. CYCLING CLUB OF CSUF- activity club, intercollegiate competition. DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ASSOC- student chapter of the national professional organization. DELTA CHI- Social Fraternity DEL TA SIGMA PHI- Social Fraternity 97 DEL TA SIGMA PI- professional business fraternity DELTA SIGMA THETA- a black social sorority DELTA ZETA- social sorority . . • j- DEPATMENTAL ASSOC COUNCIL- serves as a public forum for student and academic discussions. ECONOMICS ASSOC- common interest organization. ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE INTER CLUB COUNCIL- promotes cooperative programming between student clubs in Engineering and Computer Science. ■ • i r,,n ENGLISH AND COMPARATIVE LITERATURE ASSOC- cultural, educational, and social association tor CSUF students of English and others interested. Promotes student writing; encourages participation in cultural events and sponsors outstanding speakers and writers. ETA KAPPA NU- professional engineering fraternity BUSINESS INTER-CLUB COUNCIL 98 ing ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES STUDENT ASSOC- provide student support and advocacy for the environmental studies program at CSUF. FINANCE ASSOCIA TION- to uphold the high ethical standards and educational endeavors in the field of Finance. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION- an honor society of the Finance Assoc dedicated to bringing students closer to the real world of Financial management. FOREIGN LANGUAGE LITERARY JOURNAL ASSOCIATION- publishes original, previously unpublished literary works in foreign languages, written by members of the CSUF community. FORUM ON THE MIDDLE EAST- to form student opinions on the middle east, war and conflict. FRENCH CLUB CERCLE FRANCIAS- promotes interest in the French language department and facilitates access social and cultural events centered around the language. FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE LEGAL CLINIC- provide support for the college legal clinic which offers legal services to students. DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY 99 GAMMA PHI BETA- Social sorority CA Y AND LESBIAN STUDENT ASSOCIA TION- Focus on gay issues and provide a meeting ground for those with similar interests. GEOGRAPHY CLUB- increases understanding and sponsors many events to build on that understanding. GEOLOGY CLUB- an organization for the people involved in the Earth Sciences. GERMAN CLUB- increases German languages skills, make new friends, and involve people in the German culture. GOLDEN KEY NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- an honor society in which recognition is given to undergrad- uate students who have gpa ' s of 3.4 or above. GRACE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP- a ministry of Grace Bible Chapel. I DELTA ZETA SORORITY 100 GRADUATE COUNSELING STUDENT ASSOC- peer counseling group. CRADUA TE STUDENT ASSOCIA TION- provides interactions between graduate students on the CSUF cant- pus. CREEK WEEK- a celebration of Creek unity whose events raise money to benefit Camp Titan. GREEKS FOR RACIAL AWARENESS AND CULTURAL EDUCATION- a group dedicated to the education of fraternity and sorority members on issues of cultural sensitivity. GUILD OF FIBER ARTISTS- a group of artists whose purpose is to facilitate creativity through the use of fibers as a primary medium of expression. HA WAN CLUB- a social organization to promote the Hawaiian culture. Students study here at Fullerton can meet other students who are from Hawaii and learn about new and exciting experiences and traditions. HILLEL- a group that celebrates the religious, cultural, and educational aspects of the Jewish lifestyle on the college campus. HISTORY STUDENTS ASSOC- promotes a social interest in history while providing a dialogue between students and faculty. HONG KONG STUDENTS ASSOCIA TION- to encourage frequent frantanization amongst Hong Kong stu- dents and to promote cross cultural integrations with the rest of the student body. HOT GLASS- progresses art interests and promotes the use of glass as an art medium. HUMAN SERVICES STUDENT ASSOC- interaction of students in the Human Services major. IMAGE- For graphic designers and illustrators to meet each other and professionals in the field. INDEPENDENT LATINO STUDENT ASSOCIATION- purpose is to assist and improve the lives of Latinos. INDIA INTERNATIONAL- increases Indian cultural awareness INDONESIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION-promotes the Indonesian culture INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS- to further the professional cause of Electrical Electronic Engineers INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL- the supervisory council of all fraternities on campus. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATORS- provides communication students in all emphasis ' the opportunity to develop leadership skills, contacts, and networking. INTER-TRIBAL STUDENT COUNCIL- provides a place to meet, study, and socialize for projects and activities. IRANIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION- promotes cultural, educational and social gatherings for Iranian stu- dents. JAPAN UNITED STATES STUDENT ASSOC- promotes cultural awareness between Japanese and American students. KAPPA SIGMA- Social Fraternity KARATE CLUB- activity club 101 KOREAN AMERICAN BIBLE STUDY- provides the broadening of our minds in the sense of Christ. KOREAN AMERICAN CAMPUS MISSION- bible study KOREAN AMERICAN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP- bible study for Koreans interested in the Christian faith KOREAN CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST- students who are interested in intensive bible studying and are interested in witnessing to others. KOREAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION- provides for the awareness of the Korean culture and heritage. LAMBDA ALPHA HONOR SOCIETY- an honor society for anthropology activities. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA- Social Fraternity LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES STUDENT ASSOCIATION- department club LATIN INDIAN SPEECH CLUB- promotes literature of the people of Latin America LA TIN BUSINESS STUDENT ASSOCIA TION- assists students to develop professional and business attitudes. LA TINO COMMUNICA TIONS SOCIETY- Informs students of opportunities available within the communica- tions field. LATINOS FOR AMERICA- promotes and espouses the Latino American as an intricate and vital rep. to traditions of America. LATTER DAY SAINTS STUDENT ASSOCIATION-a religious group LIBERAL STUDIES STUDENT ASSOC- promotes growth and interaction between students and faculty LINGUISTICS STUDENT ASSOCIATION- promotes linguistics at CSUF THE LITTLE SPARK- a Christian ministry MAC TITAN USER CROUP- For students interested in learning about Mac Intosh computers MALA YSIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIA TION- social and cultural awareness group which promotes the Malaysian culture. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM- students interested in Management with computer emphasis. MTH CLUB- students interested in the subject of mathematics MEXICAN AMERICAN ENGINEERING SOCIETY- purpose is to advance Mexican Americans in Engineering and sciences MINORITY BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH SUPPORT- science majors interested in biomedical research MISE-EN-SCENE- a film makers enthusiasts club MIXED MEDIA- a visual art support group 103 MODEL UNITED NA TIONS- stimulates free and open discussion of the cultural, economical, and political problems jeopardizing the peace and security of the world. MOVEMENT FOR THE SELF DETERMINA TION OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES- Cohesive group of men and women with visible and permanent physical impairments, and individuals who may or may not have a disability, who have a knowledge of or want to learn about the issues that concern those with disabilities united by fact of oppression to end it. MOVIMIENTO ESTUDIANTIL CHICANO DE AZTLAN- promote the Chicano culture and philosophy. MUD PEOPLE- people who enjoy working with clay MU PHI EPSILON- a professional music fraternity MUSLIM STUDENT ORCANIZA TION- aqaints non-muslims with Islam and enhances the understanding of it among muslims. NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLACK ENGINEERS- creates and maintains chapters of clubs that will better relations with others. NATIONAL STUDENT SPEECH LANGUAGE HEARING ASSOCIATION- students interested in speech lan- guage pathology and audiology. NEW DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT- political organization LATINO COMMUNICATIONS SOCIETY UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS 103 NINPO CLUB- familiarizes the people of the Ninpo-taijutsu. OMECA PSI PHI- social fraternity OMICRON DELTA KAPPA- national honor society, by invitation only. ORDER OF OMEGA- An organization that brings together that the most representatives of fraternity sorority to continue along the lines of high standards of leadership and to pass that along to others. PAN AFRICAN AND ETHNIC STUDIES STUDENT ASSOC I A TION- designed for students who are majoring, minoring or interested in African studies. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL- the administrative body of all membership sororitys at CSUF PARTNERS PROGRAM- an organization designed to promote intercultural exchange between Americans and other cultures around the world. PEACE STUDIES STUDENT ASSOCIA TION- a student run organization to promote active peace on personal, communal, and global levels. PERSONNEL INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ASSOCIATION- for management human resource ID psychology and human service majors. I SIGMA KAPPA SOCIAL SORORITY 104 PHI ALPHA THETA- History honor society PH BETA DELTA- An honor society tor students and staff who have studied or conducted research abroad. PHI BETA SIGMA- a black social fraternity PHI KAPPA PHI- national society which are selected on their 3.75 or better grade point average. PHI KAPPA TAU- a social fraternity PHI KAPPA THETA- a social fraternity PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA- national fraternity for men in music. PHI SIGMA KAPPA- a social fraternity PHILOSOPHY CLUB- the club is an informal orgainzation which meets to discuss philosophy, listen to colloquia, and occasionally to go on outings. PHYSICS CLUB- a social and intellectual organization for physics majors designed to increase awareness of scientific advancements, to give peer support, and to increase student faculty communication and interac- tion in the areas of research, classes offered, and employment opportunities. SIGMA NU ERA TERNITY 105 PI KAPPA PHI- social fraternity PI SIGMA EPSILON- a professional marketing fraternity open to all members. PHILIPINO AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION- formed to strengthen the Philipino heritage among the population and to share the culture with the student body at CSUF POETRY SOCIETY AND LITERA TURE ASSOCIA TION- to promote the interest of poetry and literature. POETRY SOCIETY- educational and cultural meetings. Students write poetry, short stories, novels, read works in progress ; arrange poetry conferences. POLITICAL SCIENCE STUDENT ASSOCIATION- explores all possibilities in the political science arena. PORTUGUESE CLUB- designed for students with interests in the Portuguese language or culture. PRELA W SOCIETY- an organization for students interested in pursuing a legal career. PSI CHI- national honor society for psychology UNITED LATINO STUDENTS, CSUF 106 PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION- helps unify the students in the psychology department in social, educational, and fraternal ways. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION STUDENT ASSOCIATION- open to undergraduate and graduate student inter- ested in public administration. , . . j PUBLIC RELATIONS STUDENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA- encourages the understandings of theories and procedures in the practice of public relations. RADIO-TELEVISION NEWS DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION- for those students pursuing a career in broadcast Journalism. , RAINFOREST ACTION CROUP- informs students about the value of the tropical forests and problems witti their destruction. THE RANGER CLUB- introduce study, promote and apply basic military skills, tactics, strategies and history. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION RHO EPSILON- a professional business club that meets to network with real estate professionals. , ,. . RELIGIOUS STUDIES STUDENT ASSOCIATION- for students interested in the study of religion. RESIDENT STUDENT ASSOCIA TION- desi gned to allow residents to become involved in resident representa- tion and residence life. RUGBY CLUB- encourages interest in the sport of rugby football. SAINT A THANASIUS CAMPUS COMMUNITY- people interested in the EASTERN ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN church. J .J L •.!. SEMPER Fl SOCIETY- exposes its members to the functioning of the USMC and provides members with information to careers in the USMC. SERVANTS OF CHRIST- an organization of believers who love God and want to serve others. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON- a social fraternity. SIGMA KAPPA- a social sorority. SIGMA NU- a social fraternity. SIGMA PI- a social fraternity. SIMPLY CHRISTIANS- a religious organization. CSUF SKI TEAM- competes against other schools in ski tournaments SNOWBALLERS SKI CLUB- social club.. SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT- joins students with similar interests. SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MATERIAL AND PROCESSING ENGINEERING SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS- designs builds and maintains mini bajas. SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRA TIVE PHOTOGRAPHERS- directed toward the student desiring a career in profession- al advertising photography. 107 I SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS SIGMA DELTA CHI- journalism students eager to learn about their craft. SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS- helps women in the field of science and engineering to become professionals. SONGFEST- an annual competitive fundraiser sponsored by the CSUF Creek fraternities and sororities. SPANISH CLUB- expands awareness of the Spanish culture and language. STUDENT CALIFORNIA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION- for students interested in pursuing a teaching career. STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION LEAGUE- proposes and promotes awareness of general environmen- tal issues. STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE- a liaison between the studentbody and the student health center. STUDENT HEALTH PROFESSIONS ASSOCIATION- students with similar interests in the pre-health field. STUDENTS FOR AMERICA- provides an active non-partisan student voice on campus. STUDENTS FOR INTERNA TIONAL A WARENESS THROUGH EDUCA TION- promotes study abroad and the foreign way of life. STUDENTS FOR LIFE COALITION- promotes education and awareness of students about abortion on demand and other anti-life human rights violations. STUDENTS IN THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT- a religious group SUMMER BRIDGE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION- promotes social and academic support among the summer bridge students TA U BETA CHI- engineering honor society TITAN INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP- an athletic religious group TITAN VICTORY FELLOWSHIP- A Christian religious group UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS- COMMITTED TO promoting the university both on and off campus in community service, and by serving as hosts docents, as well as speeches on various university-related topics. UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP- a religious group UNIVERSITY PRAISE FELLOWSHIP- a religious group VIETNAMESE BUSINESS STUDENT ASSOCIA TION- A business oriented Vietnamese student organization. VIETNAMESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION- develops a better relationship between Vietnamese students and the school. VINEYARD COLLEGE MINISTRIES- provides a casual and informal learning environment for believers and to teach Christians how they can recognize and participate evangelistically with what God is strategically doing in their lives. 4 I 108 WOMEN IN COMMUNICA TIONS- promotes freedom of information and progress of women in communi- cations WOMEN ' S STUDIES STUDENT ASSOCIATION- students with interests in women ' s issues THE YOUNC DEMOCRATS- involvement in elections, both on the local and the national level. ZETA PHI BETA- a black sorority ZETA TAU ALPHA- social sorority ZETA TAU ALPHA SORORITY 109 CSUF School Deans ' 90 ' ' 9 1 DEAN IBRRY SAMUELSON ARTS DEAN EPHRAIM P. SMITH BUSINESS ECONOMICS DEAN DA VID B. SACHSMAN COMMUNICA TIONS DEAN ANDY R. BAZAR ENGINEERING CPSCI. DEAN MARY KAY TETREAULT HUMAN DEV. COMM. SERVICE DEAN DON A. SCHWEITZER HUMANITIES SOCIAL SCI. DEAN KOLF O. JAYAWEERA NATURAL SCIENCE MATH 110 Sports Baseball III Football Basketball Hi Wrestling I Volleyball IIS Soccer I 116 Softball I 17 Gymnastics 1 118 Gymnastics ri9 Sports 120 One Last Look 131 133 The End r ! '  ii 124 125 126 1 f 1 ' T i 127 i 138 r29 130 I 131 133  ■ 133 134 Highest Honors JANUARY 1991 GRADUATES KIMBERL Y E. CHAPPEL ROSALIE B. CLYSZ ARI V. KIEV CHRISTINA M. LAGARDA ELLEN L. S El BERT TIMOTHY P. SMITH JANETTEM. USHER ANNA L. AHRENS JEFFREY S. BAKER BARBARA H. BROWN EILEEN FRIESEN MOSHER NANCY K. GIBSON JOHN P. GODSIL JULIE L. SPYKERMAN LUCIA J. TESKE JE ANNETTE SHAPIRO MARILYN S. SCHULTZ AIMEES. WEISNER DENISE C. ASHER JEFFREY M. HADSALL FRANCIS D. MUMMERY SANDRA H. NELSON MELBA V. REBONC REGINA M. ROGERS ROXANA D. VER WAYNE LINDA I. STOTTS JUNE 1991 GRADUATES KUYA K. JUNG MARY ANN LARSON CHINH C. NGUYEN SOFIA B. PETERSEN GIG I PHAM NGIA T PHAM DEBRA D. ROSENGARTEN TASHA L. VAN HORN JANE M. WARREN CLAUDIA D. SMITH AUGUST 1991 GRADUATES NOELLE L. DICKENSON LAURA A. THOMPSON 135 I, PRESIDENT ' S ASSOCIATES AWARD - DAMIEN MACALUSO PRESIDENT ' S ASSOC. SERVICE AWARD - SUSAN E. BMETZLER CSUF ALUMNI ASSOC. OUTSTANDING SENIOR - ANNA L. AHRENS CSUF ALUMNI ASSOC. OUTSTANDING GRADUATE STUDENT - R. AROSEMENA GILES T. BROWN OUTSTANDING THESIS AWARD - ROSEANNE GREENFIELD MILES D. MC CARTHY HEALTH PROFESSIONAL - DAMIEN MACALUSO INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING AWARD - JOON HE LEE CONTINUING LEARNING EXPERIENCE AWARD - JOSEPH E. LYNCH 136 Dear Graduates and Friends, The 1991 Yearbook Staff would like to thank all of those who helped us over the past year. PATTY: Thank You very much for all of your patience and persistence. This yearbook would not have been possible if you had not kept up on all of the details for us. MARY: Thanks for all of the extra input, and for filling in when Patty was unavailable. BUZZ: Thank You for all of your support over the past two years. You always managed to call at the right times, and never scold us for being late with the pages. PORTRAIT GALLERY: Thank you for all the organizing and extra photographers. The Por- trait Gallery, Jostens, and CSUF make a great team. ALUMNI AFFAIRS: To all those in the office who lent a hand. Thank You. It was all appreci- ated. PUBLIC AFFAIRS: THANK YOU!!!! We really appreciated all of those wonderful photo ' s. THANK YOU!!!!! MELISSA WHEAT EDITOR STEVEN HERNANDEZ CO-EDITOR ANGEL AGUIRRE ASST. EDITOR 137 Boosters Birute Marija Abelkis-Thy Countenance is the Reflection of the soul. We love you very much and wish you a wonderful life. The Abelkis Family Jason C Amavisca-Congratulations Jason, You have been exceptional, loving, obedient and studious. Thank you for making us proud of you. The A ma viscas Mark A. Appelbaum-You are a source of Joy, pride and inspiration to us. Your graduation fulfills one dream in our wish for your future. Love Mom Dad Joseph V. Ayroso-Congratulations! We are most proud happy, and thrilled with your achievement. May Gods blessings continue. We Love You! Papa, Mommy, Mae Vincent Alisa E Azpeitia-Congratulations on reaching this plateau in your life. May it be another step towards a happy and successful life. Mama Papa Nidia Beltran-Congratulations on your accomplishments. Your dedication and hard work has all been very worth while. I Love You. John Watkins Mary Bengzon-A terrific ' ' go-getter ' ' -the best of luck in all your future endeavors! Ada Jonas Anton Shanise M Black- You are my inspiration. You are my Dreams. I love you very much. Congratulations! Mom Stefanie Jo Boling-lt is with great pride that these words of congratulations are extended to our daughter, from Mom and Dad on her graduation. E. C. Jack Bev Boling Jonathan A. E. Bolton- We knew you would do it. We are all very proud of your personal and academic achievements. Dennis and Elizabeth McCuire Andrea Campanis-Your college years have been memorable! We are very happy for you and proud of your achievement. We love you! Your Family 138 Boosters Sun Min Chun-Congratulations! We are proud of your found perseverance and dedication. May your life after graduation be a blessed, wish you the best. Kwangki Oaksook Chun Michelle M Clendenon-You are loving, caring, kind, hardworking, smart, and beautiful — simply perfect! You make us very proud. We love you. Mom Wally Beth Ann Cocroft-Your Dad and I are very proud of you! Beth you have worked hard and deserve the best. All our Love Dad and Mary Michelle D. Collier-Congratulations! We are so proud of you and thank god that you are our daughter. You ve made us very happy. Robert Marilynn Collier la Drenthea Courns-To the nucleus of our lives Drenny your achieve- ments are inspirational and respected. With or without them you will always be our greatest love. Mom Dad La Drenthea Courns-Congratulations! Here s wishing you the best life has to offer. Sheik Temple Sheik Court Potentate and Commandress ball commit- tee La Drenthea Courns-We are pleased to learn of your graduation from CSUF. Grace be with you in all of your future endeavors. Orange Valley Lodge 13 La Drenthea Courns-Congratulations and Best Wishes to our niece. Earl and Mary Tynes Christine D ' Alena-Congratulations! We have always admired your dedication and hard work. We are very proud of you and love you very much. Mom And Dad Lisa A. Armstrong Davis-I m so proud of you, you managed to make it, inspite of obstacles and believed in yourself you stuck with it. That calls for congratulations! Love you, your mother, Mrs. Anna Mitchell Heather Davis- My darling daughter and best friend, you have greatly exceed- ed anything I could have imagined. I am extremely proud of you. Mom 139 Noelle L. Dickenson-You are a fantastic daughter who would make any father proud! Congratulations on your achievement I Love You! Your Dad, Don Dickenson Noelle L. Dickenson-lmmense pride in your accomplishments and endless love for my beautiful daughter fill my heart as you pass another major miles- tone. Roni Dickenson Debra L. Diebold-Proud, loving, supportive, lonely, happy yet sad but most of all ' ' We cherish you ' ' You Did It! Love Mom Dad Mojgan Ebrahimi-Your mother and I are very proud of you. As a future physician, you ' ll make many contributions to society. Dr. And Mrs. M. Ebrahimi Cynthia Jean- May Cod ' s blessings surround you in life ' s great journey. We Love You. Mom, Dad, and Joanne Maria E. Gibbs-Congratulations! We are proud of you as a student and daugh- ter. We appreciate your hard work and outstanding accomplishments. Good luck. Mom and Dad Lisa M. Haupt-You have reached a milestone. Congratulations We are proud of you and who you are and of your accomplishments. We love you. Mom, Dad, Renee and Juan Heather M. Hayes-Best wishes for a great life. Congratulations! Mom and Gram Z. Kimberly E. Henze-We are extremely happy and proud of this moment symbolizing your achievement toward a satisfying life. Betty and Lionel Gam- boa Sheri A. Hodson-To teach is to touch life forever. We love you and are so proud of you. Mom, Dad, and Susan Hodson Gregory C. Hoy-gor all you were, are and shall be we ' re proud and love you! Walk in the spirit! Ben and Mom Darren R. Jones-Congratulations on your degree and many other accom- plishments. Your numerous contributions have made CSUF even better! With pride and love-Mom Dad 140 To our Brothers of Sigma Nu-Hank Jones, Greg Goo, Rob Cogswell, Vinnie Brascia — Congratulations on your Graduations!! Brothers, Steve Hernandez, Dave White and Dave Lee Michelle Kirst-We are proud of your efforts and accomplishme nts. We are proud of you and we love you. Wolf Yvonne Kirst Debra A. Klosterman-Congratulations! As you enter into your new career. Believe in yourself. Reach for the stars. And Stay as sweet as you are. Gina M. Kotora-Your father and I are so proud of you. We know whatever you do you will succeed. We love you. Mom and Dad Jay L. Knott-We re proud of you, excited about your accomplishments, and wish you health, happiness and success. You did it with style! Mom, Dad, and Brandon Loraine M. La Torre- You have reached your goal and are prepared for a better life through the powers of education. Mom and Dad Dina Lombardi-To our dear daughter. Congratulations and best wishes on your achievements. God bless you always. Special thanks to all your profes- sors. Love, Mom, Dad, and Paulette Michelle J. Mackay-You have made us so proud. Continue with your ability and you will always succeed. Love always Love Always, Mom and Dad Kristine M. Mancino-With loads of love and pride, we wish our CSUF grad- uate, a successful and happy future. Love-Dad, Mom, Jeannie, Karen, Deb- bie, Randy Russel P. Mancino-from Mom and Dad. Do not follow where the path may lead, go where there is no path and leave a trail. Mike Connie Moody John A. Milan-Our sincerest congratulations on your scholastic achievement. As always, family included, wishing you the very best. Mom, Dad, Joe, Connie Milan Jodi Miyuki-Well Done! The world is yours. Go for it and live to the fullest. We re so proud! Love you. Dad Mom 141 Julie A. Murphy-Mr. and Mrs. Osi Weiss are pleased and proud of their daughter who has worked hard to achieve her business degree. Robert A. Narez-Congratulations to our son. Love, Happiness and Pride fill our Hearts Today, Now and always, Robert Marie Narez Susan D. Nissim-To my daughter, I have always been proud of everything you have done, and of you, without doing anything I love you. Mother. Michael I. Ontivers-Your struggles and sacrifices are now the foundations in which to build higher. Experience life completely and continue to challenge yourself-Dad, Mom, Mar Lynnette H. Paris-Congratulations from Mom, Dad, and Family. May your degree be the key to a great and rewarding career in communications. Helen and Russel Paris Linda C. Peloquin-Congratulations on completing five years of outstanding academic achievement. We are so proud of you-As Always. Dr. and Mrs. William Peloquin, and Mike Cindy Pena-We are extremely proud of you! You have accomplished and strived to make your career part of you, with much success! Love, Mom Dad Maggie Ed Pena Mark Petrash-We are so proud of you and your accomplishments Good luck and success as a composer. Love You — Dad and Mom Karen M. Plaugher-lt was lots of hard work and prayers, rm real proud of you. You didn ' t give up. Jesus has plans for you. Goldie MATJE Jacqueline H. Razo-You ' ve achieved your goal through great determination and effort. There is no greater success, rm proud of you and I love you. Ray Jacqueline H. Razo-Be very proud of yourself, you are the first and only in your family to finish college, rm very proud to be your mother. Mom Jacqueline M. Razo-Through your perseverance, you can look back, see where you ' ve been; now forward with the lights that shine on your futures path. Congratulations, Lala 142 Julie Rengaert-I am delighted in watching you grow in your quest for truth. I am proud of you! Mom Angelina G. Robertson-Congratulations and the best of everything in all your future endeavors. We love you! Mom and Dad Michele L. Robertson-I ' m so proud of you. Remember, you ' re 7 and success is just around the corner. Janice Robertson Cary B. Rosoff-Congratulations to you. We are all very proud of your accom- plishments. Have a great future! Mom, Dad, and all the Rosoff Family Melanie Sackett-We ' re so very proud of you! May the rest of your life be filled with goodness and happiness! Bob Betty Sackett Velma T. Sapalaran-To: Our dearest daughter, Our heartfelt congratulation on your graduation with B.A. in Sociology, hope you pursue your M.A. Proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad (Bernard F. Sapalaran Rosa Q. Sapalaran) Jeffery C. Schuld-Congratulations, We are very proud of you and all your accomplishments. We wish God ' s best for your future. Our Love, Carter and Liz Schuld James A. Shanton-You made it! We are all very proud of you and wish you success and happiness in your career endeavors. Mom, Christine, Michael Joseph F. Shapley-You have worked hard and we are really proud of you. We wish you the very very best!! Mamacita Paps Mo Lorraine Soares-We are so proud of you. We love you! Mom, Dad, Debi, and Alicia Jeffrey A. Stanley-Congratulations, we are all happy for you we all know you ' ll be successful. Love, Mom, Lynn Dennis, Jackie, Bill, Flaine Greg, Georgia, Tina Gil Linda M. Stoterean-We ' re very proud of your many accomplishments. You ' re a wonderful daughter. We love you very much and wish you happi- ness. Forever, Mom Dad 143 Conine Swart-Congratulations on reaching this milestone. We are so proud of you. Wishing you a bright future. Co for it! Mom and Dad Jennifer A . Taylor-Congratulations Hon. rm so proud of you Be happy always in everything you do. I love you, mom Donna Lehman Denise Tepe-Congratulations! I m so proud of you. Only wish I could have helped you more. I know how hard you worked. Love Always, Mother Denise Tepe-Your life is just beginning, live every moment to its fullest. Love, Marc Denise Tepe-Everyday is a day to thank God for all the blessings he has given you. Congratulations! Love You, Do, Dave, Debbie, Glen, Russel, Trevor Miranda Steven K. Thesken-May you always have success and enjoyment in all you attempt, we have always been proud of you. Mom and Dad Barbara Elbel Jim Thesken Elena C. Tinder-Congratulations on reaching this important goal. We think you are special! Love, Billy and Peter Norman A. Vergil-Pursue your goals persistently, make your dreams come true And most of all, believe in you. David, Adriana, Claudia, Mom and Dad Gina M. Villalobos-Yo! Gina! Luv from your brothers and sisters. Chris, Liza, Marti, joey, Kim, Tom Gerry joe Rita (Mom and Dad) Villalobos Marianne Williams-We are very proud of all your accomplishments over the years. We wish you a lifetime of continued successes. Your Family James S. Young- We are very proud of you. Thank God for this beautiful graduation Day. Love from Mrs. Margaret Gulley Dwayne, Renee Mom Jeffry R. Zumbek-Congratulations. Now there ' s no doubt that Jeff is ready for the world; But is the world ready for Jeff?? Joe, Mom, Ken, Chris ' 144 ' ond njs k ( Ijdii U mi liiii itk J