California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 298 of the 1978 volume:

X- o tit r CYrotlo jam OV i vrtX 4 i c ' r 1 £ aun a i day OF c) ar cD(a con hGr c o r -y . jn IaJ ' k r cif r ano t-zunof r n, -Tc:: h Cff yocy pe r 1 fr 70 C f .i- X. ' ..- .■•!. ' ?ji.. ' ia«ijfi_ o VV v •. b r , ■ ■ ( nX 4 a c d€ : ' : aun o5 c acy OF cJeiar cDfcf con haf ( ( o f ■hill n xi- L r r nc j X- U CC r-7 7cr e Or a-e- K - oc ns. Ok o .P i r v ,0 1 , .« California Higti School Presents: Talon ' 78 M Published by the AssiKiated Stutienl Body i)f Cqlifornia High School 980() Mills Avenue Whillier. California 90604 California in Retrospect in ciuiosins: SiKcr Among tlic liluc aiu ihcmc nf this ' ( A; ;, plioto negatives sore run Uom the Photo l.ab of events and people in earher nart oi ' her 25 sears of existence. :. John Clcwclt «as iIk- onl A.S.B. icc I ' rvMiii-ni lo lake o cr a aftiT llic 1 ' resn.lenl n-MsincJ laic in ilu- vcar. 1 liiv oci.iirici.1 in l%! L-rni-l Of ni.il in ilu- ( .ilc I- were ihc  l.n N.Mi. mi. .Ml b Ihc iiic Hf. 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I he k-achcr «as ,1 Mr. 1ilkirJ Ingle. sOio sCas 10 heeonie (ieors;e s hero. He encoiiraueJ (leori;e 10 read, reail. read, and belore lonti lie had leplelecrihe vehool lihrar aiul e er one eKe ' -- in Ihe Miiall rural eomnui- nii . Ihe DaUuill lamil nuneJ to I ' au l ' a«. 1iehi; an. allenileJ M lh ihrouyh ninlh iiraJes. anil iliseovered nuiMc uilh llie hiiih Cehool haiul. He Jro e the Iannis and Ihe neiiihhorv uild uilh hiv horn (eornel) veak--. He eolleeled eomie hooks. deli ered ne«sna|ier and learned 10 make lee ereani Mindac in ihe local Ileal shop. In 144.1 he niosed 10 l.ov .Angeles where he ' allended .lohn H. I raneis I ' olMechnic Hiyh School, coniinued uilh niiiMC. made I ' lrsl chair in ihe horn sccln ' ii and also discovered ■■|)i ieland .la . He ran track and devel- oped a ummm; haskelball stvie. After hi-ih school 11 «as on 10 l.os Angeles Ciiv and .Stale Colleges uhere he ho|- ed to leach languages. .Along came thc ' Korean War and ihe rm uaiiled Mr. Davluil ' f. but he decided lo Irs loenlisi in Ihe a . Ihe Na decided lhe could not use anoiher Dashufl. (two of his brothers had been iheir Imiitl so he ga e him- self 10 the Air lorce for four sears. He returned to l.os m;eles Slate Colleiie for more classes and his leachim; credential. IIJI-.N. ' (leoriie Dashuff acquired his firCi -s ' ; ' ' f .. 1 Witt cd ii ,dv f m : Mr. Dayhuff has maintained this post since 1958. 25 for the Blue and Gold In the 25 years of Calhi ' s existence, many changes have occurred on campus. Some of these were good: some were bad. But changes and the experience that comes from them has made us what we are today. Some of us at Calhi loved school, and some of us hated it. Some of us were involved in many activities, but some of us were not. But through the immense variety of activi- ties and personalities. Annual Staff tried to focus upon the very heart of Calhi; and m doing so sought and found Silver Among the Blue and Gold, which is reflected by the thoughts and feelings of those who attended Calhi in the year of its silver jubilee. 1. Sheila Southern and Clay Tomlmson are the Friendliest Frosh for our Silver Anniversary. 2. Sharon Kelly. Diane Wann, Carol Murbach. and Catherine Cop- pock dance to Ooh . . . Barracuda! 3. Jayme Wallace and Geoff Korf display a lender moment in Anne of a Thousand Days. 4. Joe Condor proudly showing off the theme of Calhi ' s Silver edition of the Talon. 5. They would have been called the Football Court 2 years ago. Queen Diane Wann and Princesses: Ricki l.indsey. Robin Wheeler. Sharon Kelly and Virginia Esquivel are the 1977 Homecoming Court. ULIV IN PR m paBgasmtaMatfaaa Kaatisaea ookUjg the vation . i As silver i was the captivi hard to find for others. As you turn the pages this yearbook, we of the 1978 Talon Staff hoi, that you will discover what California High School was all about this past year, and in lookin g, know that there truly was Silver Among the B Gold. 1 . Dr. Ronald G. Parks addresses his last Welcome A 2. Richie Atwood was one of two boys on this yeai Yell Squad. 3. Mitch Cuen and Herb Foerster concentrate on thei skills in Coed P.E. j 4. Boys were included for the first time, in this yean Plus. Shown is Darren Pritchard as the Distressedj 5. The Future Girl ' s Gym is finally becoming a real Beauty Pride, and Spirit 12 Introduclio P 1. Janet Christiansen gobbles down her lunch consisting of a bean burrilo and vanilla mall. 2. Calhi IS full of beautiful sites. This one was taken on the wa) out of Mrs. Warren ' s outside d )orwa . 3. John Taylor, l.sle Dodd. John Kiser. David Keck and Scolt Maryotl flash victory signs as they bound for the finish line. 4. Some students spent their lunchtime by the drainage ditch near the gym. 5. Lisa Glidden and Ron Mitchell win the booby prize for the Sophomore and Junior Classes after losing to the Seniors in the Welcome the F ' rosh week of competition. 6. Varsity Yell Leader Jill Michie urges on the Sophomores in the class yell competition al the Welcome Assembly. Introduction 1 3 jBgggigg£ Hiii£esKgS£UKtfifai«!)fsa us Vf JW :■■■ ' . IBEnii Mmrarn - lf )U- .•My r- c-ii- i- i; ' ii-:!i - he Spirit Club and Pep Squad worked long and . hard on this one of many spirit-boosting banners. ... The first months of 1978 were plagued with rain, rain, and more RAIN! 3. Scott Wade goes for the perfect jump shot in Calhi vs. Warren. 4. Mike Quigley and Randy Gruendyke demon- strate a gesture made famous by comedian Steve Martin called the Ramblin ' Guy! 5. These Condor women were happy over the pro- spect of attending the Girl ' s League Winter For- mal to be held at the world-famous Riviera Coun- try Club. i I I — t i  I if- R LDVC 1 you! l ■ ' I i ? ■ « ' 4 ■ fj f ' rx W ■ x:, II HMIN AH • - ♦  % W K ' 1 ki ll L ApR l- ' p i I 1 ■o 1 li ' iyj I ' W 1SS -if .1 «p i Mk ' !( ft ,u m ii iiii iiiiiwi I %. In the End As the sun sinks beneath the earth, a strange breeze blows across the canyons of my mind, it is trying to tell me something that my ears have yet to accept. It is saying that a once common thing has come to an end. And as I look at the trees I wonder what the sun has in store for me. I wonder if it will shine in my soul like it has so many times before. And as I walk across the grass, I can read its feelings. It is wondering if it shall feel my footsteps during the early morning hours. The rooms wonder if they shall see me enter with a smile once again; and the desks wonder if I shall again rest my head on them. But I ' ve only to be honest -with them. As they all await an answer, my mind is at work wondering also what the future will bring, but I ' m still in conflict with the past. I hear my name and I know they all want an answer from 1 me, but there are still thoughts clashing in my mind; all at once I ' m covered with blue, and I know the answer that I have searched for within my soul. I go to the voices that await me. I stand in front of the big tall structures and in sorrow I shake my head, and suddenly my eyes turn to tears. I say goodby and put out my right foot to take the first step . . . Jane Fischer ■ ONE LAST LOOK AT THE SENIOR CLASS ASB President: Randy Gruendyke Dear Friends: In Cal-Hi s twenly-five years there have been numerous events that have shaped her history, as well as the lives of her students. One of the most significant periods came during the Vietnam war. From it stemmed a national outbreak of protest on campuses all across the United States by students in search of values. Following the war. with no cause or reason to protest, a great apathy set in to student life. Unity and spirit were almost non-existent and most activities were carried on for the sake of tradition. Cal-Hi was no different from the rest. The number of clubs decreased: the dedication of athletes dwindled, and schoo! spirit became almost a thing of the past. Not any longer: for you, the members of this year ' s student body, have put an end to the chapter of dissension in Cal-HTs history, and have begun a positive one. Your cooperation and concern have been exhibited in your conduct at assemblies. Your school spirit and support have been unequaled by any other student body, and in athletics, you have excelled by producing champions and championship teams. There are still tensions and conflicts in today ' s world. We. the generation of tomorrow must be prepared to meet and tackle them head on. With the cooperation, spirit, and concern demonstrated by this year ' s student body, there is no doubt in my mind that those tensions and conflicts can be overcome. It is a large country we live in. and the task of improving and refining it is great. Let us look to God for strength, wisdom and endurance as we work together for the betterment of this land and each other. Thank you Cal-Hi for the countless memories and numerous friendships. ( ' ndu JfL limduif Rand and Paul I r.inklin jiisl .1 couple of ranihlinti gu s TO YOU IM PRAISE %£SW • • - mY EVER QWW4l n [RVQICES SHALL RIM CII fiK)tball playci 111 action Randy and Joe Condor make quite :i spi-jkiiiL ' p. 111 at an assembly. 58 Leadership 1977-78 Cabinet ASH( ABIM I ()( I l I RS I ' nsiilint Randy Gruendyke I icr President . . . Terry Carter Chief Jusiuc Jeff CorbctI Secrelary . . . Jill Frieze I reimirer . . . Sieve Yoelin Pep Chairperson Robin Wheeler ■1(7(1 ;;(■( Chairperson Liz Smith Puhlicily Chairperson . . . Peggy Enkoji Assemblies Chairperson l.anien Martinez Girls I.ea ie Presiileni Jod Millard Speaker (i( Congress . . . Mike Bales ASB Cabinet on Stage Terry Carter and Jill Frieze lake time out during 3rd perKid while lAing for Mr. Padia. Jody removes her cap in prayer. gHsm Law and Order Sltuicnl Seiuiw: And Aiuirculi. Karen Hil cii. Ann BroMnshKllc. .loc Carr.isco. laini;i Cariasai, I ' am ( arioll. Slo c t ' h.imhcrlin. I Ik-n Coleman. Ian Da cnp.Ml. Michelle Dawson. Shcn Lmoi . Susan l.ngclbart. Alan 1 o . I ' aul I rankhn. I clicia I ii-m|uiv. Ron (iolcni. Rick llaicourl, I icil llciic , DiUii; ll.iiiivon, .land Juarez. Vonda Klimenl. Mar Klobucar, Harb Meyer, Manva Orlolf. Chris Qiiiro. I heres.i Riple , Caria Sci.irro. D.ile Shipni.in. l.nk Sklohich, Cher l Si.ilev, Matt Velasquez. Margo Weiss. ! 62 Judicial Court Judicial Court 63 64 Congress Congress Cats a Workout Congress worked hard this year, and the hard work provided excellent results. Their first big project was Homecoming, with an after game dance being one of the biggest of the year. They also put on Turkey day, Christmas cheer week and Mayday celebration. One of the major projects of the year was the Stash the Trash program of publicity, prevention, and punishment. Another was the Dippy Dinner, held to celebrate the CIF bound Varsity basketball team, as well as to rai.se money for a new P.A. system in the gym. Congress had a great deal of support from their advi- sor Ms. McCauley. With her help, they provided good leadership this year and are to be commended for their efforts. Congress: Front row: Scoll Gruendyke, Mark Russell. Sheila Southern. Mary Hennessy, Diana Dris- coll. Row 2: Jill Austin. Mike Bales. Ann Brounshidle. Brian Hamblin. Deena Danyluk. Cindy Kin- caid, Maurine Beltran. Row 3: Kern Franco. Lisa Glidden, Chip Bishop, Dan Pellissier. Brian Cass. Kan Holland, Jayne Gilbert, Ron Mitchell, Kelly Davenport. Elaine Davis. Shelly Adams, Ms. McCauley. Row 4: Dan l ica, Mike Quigley and Carl Chcffcrs. Congress 65 Congress Puts Out Youth for Understanding Wiuth fi)r LInderstanding (YF ' U) is the largest teenage exchange program in the United States, and currently is involved with twenty-fi ' ur different countries of the world. Our students come to us from Mexico, South America, Western Europe, the Orient and Austria. Most students come to live with American families for a period of one year, but some South American stu- dents come for a six mt)nth period. Since its inception i n Southern California in 1964-65. Calhi has sent twenty students on the summer program and four students for a year ' s stay m a foreign country overseas. Ihis experience has brought to them a greater awareness of the unique diversities of people from other cultures: a confidence and self assuredness within themselves: knowledge of language, customs, and geogra- phy and also a deeper understanding of people through a family living experience. It could be an experience which might have a profound influence on many lives, yours and your family and friends from a foreign land. Then I go back to Denmark I ' m going to ,tell all the students that are interested in coming out to California tfiat they won ' t regret it. I love you all. f AS GODT PA JER SELV OG LEV VEL. MANGEHILSNER FRA. Bank of America Award Winners 1 . Caria Sciarro — Vocational Arts Trophy 2. JeffCorhell — Social Studies Certificate 3. Diane Sloll — Business Certificate 4. John Zagorski — Trade and Industrial Certificate 5. Geoff Korf — Fine Arts Trophy 6. Alison Wiley — English Certificate 7. Bret Ballerlon — Math Certificate '  - di S, IhiucI Uiillvr Scn. ' ni.e ( ' crlifK ' ;itc ). Dmr Hudson AnCertificale 10 foM hike I ibcral Arts Irophs I I tilth Osmtin 1uM(.- C ' ertifitale 12. ( III In Oi ) )(«A Drama (enificalc 1.1. Chris Del. cm Koreign Language ( erlificale 14. Shell Enitiiy 1alh and Science I roph run pictured . . . Yvclle James Hume Lconomics C ' erlificate Condors in Action 77-78 The new Condors in Action, separately called Statesmen and Athenas. have worked hard and accomplished much in 1977-78. Led by Paul Franklin and Jayne Gilbert the CIA feels that they have lived up to their name! They were involved in the planning and giving of Thanksgiving dinner to needy families of Calhi. CIA visited the Head Start program and several convalescent homes. The Statesmen were involved in building the new Calhi Condors sign, which can be seen above the Gym. The CIA would like to thank Miss Cohick for all her help and support during the past year. Without her, much of this would not have been possible. CIA Members: Front nnv; Macarena Iturralde, Kim Hudson. Diane Stoll. Row :!: I.ori Walden, Julie I, sons. Dana Owen. Sharon Kells. Jill Michic. Carla Sciarro. Row 3: Lea Angeles. Helle Hoj. Li Smilh. .Sandra Winberrv. Mary I.avigiier. Dana Mix. Anne Browning. Pam Kincaid, Nancy R1 0. Judith Brown. Virginia tisquivel. Kern Killian. Row 4: Terry Carter. Jayne Oilberl. Margo Weiss and Alison Wiley. Not pic- tured: Becky Bushyeager, Pam Plorshult . Rohin Wheeler CIA Olfuers: Dana Mix, Statesman Representative: Pam Kmcaid, Secretary-! rea- surer: Jayne Gilbert. President: Diane Stoll. Activities: Julie I oiis, ice President CIA Presidents. Jasnc Cnlhcrt .iiid Paul Tranklin. 70 CIA 1 faselDiKB teiowDmcw CW-fc-Moml Hsionii i(lMoieRepri 01 several aci ilitied oiil ill kPlB.T Mi Making Things Happen (iirls ' l.fclfilif Hiiiirit PrCMdeni M icc Presidenl 2nd Vice President Secretan Treasurer Public Relalions AcliMlies Kashion Conrdinalor Counsel Director Business Director Jody Millard Kay Beyer Linda Shook Ellen Coleman Sandra Aughinbaugh Lynn Blankenship Christine Clifford Barbara Meyer Carrie Estrada Cynthia Clark Girl-of-the-Month Chairperson Margo Weiss Historian Melissa Davis Sophomore Representative Angela Gomez F ' reshman Representative Shauna Hagemann Girls ' League Board worked hard on several activities this year. They started out the year presenting Hi- Jinx Plus. Then in January they sponsored the traditional Girls ' League Winter Formal. Later, they put on Girls ' Week and to complete the Girls Week activities, they ended the week with the Sadie Haw- kins Dance. 1. Girls ' League Board meets every Monday al lunch to discuss upcoming events. 2. Kay Beyer addressed the girls at the Girls ' League Winter Formal assembly to tell them about the details of the Riviera Countrv Club where the dinner-dance was held. 3. Jody Millard. Giris ' League Board Presi- dent deserves credit for all the time and effort put into the club to make a success- ful year. 4. Linda Shook. Second Vice President, was the director of Hi-Jinx Plus. The new twist this year was the talent added to the tradi- tumal Hi-Jin dances. It was also the first time that boys were allowed to participate. 5. The three advisors; Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Hodges, were a great help to every member of Girls ' League Board. They were not only advisors, but friends as well. Leadership 73 Bringing It All Together 1. Interclub Council President Terry Carter critiques Calhi ' s leading newspaper. 2. Interclub Council brings it all together as the presidents of all campus clubs promote student involvement. Members: Mike Bates, Jack Ber- tone. Terry Carter, Carl Cheffers, Virginia Esquivel. Jayne Gilbert, Lisa Glidden, Ron Golem, Doug Harrison, Lee Horton. Linda Minert, Dave Muller, Robert Nuanes, Dave Siciliano, Margo Weiss, Steve Yoelin. 74 Interclub Council I ' rcsidenls of Ski Club. Jjtkie Berlone and Linda Mincri show their form as advisors Mr. Vandcrhovcn and ,Mr. Amnasan look on. Ski Cluh Margarel Abala. Karen Aguirre. Karen Bilyeu. Jackie Bfrliine. Rick Bravo. Mike C ' arras. Brian Cass, Carol Cavish. Lisa Clifford. .Ands Cohinc. Filaine Davis. Michelle Dawson. Chris ncl.con. Kern I ranco. Lisa Fondren. I.uanne Hebb. David Hui. Kan Holland, Rhonda Kiser. Mar Klobucar. Jana McCandless. Kim McKeon. Sherry Mersits, Linda Minert. Cvnlhia Montova. -Inn Moriarl . Cvnlhia .Move. Joanne Nelson. Lisa Nobile. Laurie I ' eler. Karen Piluch. Roseanna Ragusa. Annelle Robles. Diane Romo. Shawn Ritio. Tracy Saidenberg. Kalhy Sargcanl. Jody Sil- ler. Karen Spees. Mark Stubbs. Kalie Whittingham. Sieve Yolm. Girls ' League Council Fronl row : Jill Aus- tin. Vicki Beruman. Diane Arnold. Sandy Rollins. Andy Cobine. 2nd row: Lori Peters. Collette Duron. Roxane Kazand- jian. Lisa Clifford. 3rd row : Yvette Jam es. Kathenne Smith. Kim Williams. Lisa Nobile. Chris Mossey, Kim Lane, Stand- ing: Carrie Estrada. Council Director. BmsasoMaaifmiBmaM Girls in Action 1 . Gir of ihe Month Committee: Nancy Bruff, Mary Lavi- guer, Robyn Forsyth. President Margo Weiss, Janet Conley. Katherine Smith. Fehcia Reyes. Becky Tonko- vich. 2. C.S.L. (Community Service League): President. Virginia Esquivel. Front row: Jan Moody. Jeanette Estrada. Elaine Davis. Kathy Hutton. Lisa Fondren. Debbie Smith. Colette Duron. Chris Clifford. Stacy Rollins. Luanne Hebb. Jamie Spooner. 2nd row: Sharon Kelly. Jill Frieze. Ann Brounshidle. Karen Quattrochi. Tane Elliot. Virginia Esquivel. Karen Herold. Lisa McCandless, Annette Robles. Lori Garrett, Pam Flohrshutz. Beverly Woss. 3rd row: Karen Russell. Laura Maldonado, Libby Oilman. Karen Eckland, Pam Lowe. Susan Rasemussen, Marina Carrasco. Joanne Nelson. Cindy Montoya. Mary Klobucar, Chris DeLeon, Kerry Killian, Margaret Abata. I t% 1. Expanded Horizons: President, Ronnell Durant. Front row: Angle Acala. Fred Garcia, Florence Perea, Gloria Contreras. Lana Valdez, Kim Kennedy. 2nd row: Ray Abreo, Gail Long. Tellie Cervantes, Carmen Sotela, Rosemary Robledo. Martha Hernandez. Theresa Forniss, Cliff Pugh. Becky Perea. 3rd row: Mickey Sesmas, Alicia Gonzales. Sylvia Gonzalez, Vicky Gon- zalez, Mark Duran. Vivian Espinosa, Linda Rost, John Duran, Kathy Guerrero, Lisa Guiterrez. Cyndi Barahas, Josie Robledo, Dolly Garcia. Mr. Mike Danciu. 2. Thespians: President, Robert Nuanes: Mike Bates, Leslie Colter. Cathy Coppock. Margaret Crowell. Libby Gilman, Tim Hop- kins, Carla Jackson, Geoff Korf, Larry Leibrock. Jim Lurie. Julie Lyons, David Muller, Carol Murbach. Robert Nuanes, Liz Smith. 3. Thespians: Jamie Wallace. Geoff Korf, Margaret Crowell. Carla Jackson and Tim Hobkins performing in Anne of a Thousand Days. Financing Business With Spirit Finance Club: President Steve Yoelin. Front row: Jeff Corbett, Ste e Yoelin, Mark Russell. 2nd row: Theresa Murrey. Nancy Goaner. David Hui. Susan Pope. Tim Kano. Sylvia Ruiz. Spirii Club: President. Lee Horton: Pep Chairperson. Robin Wheeler: Shelly Adams. Shirley Alpin. Dianne Arnold. Richie Atwood. Mike Bates. Maurine Beltran. Vicky Berumen, Wendy Blankenship. Lynn Blankenship. Marina Carrasco. Terry Carter, Beth Cheffers. Cathy Coppock. Jeff Corbett. Jan Cul- mer. Colette Duron. Genele Edey. Tane Elliott. Sheri Emory. Maura Erier. Dolores Estrada. Jeanette Estrada. Karen Espinosa. Diane Fitzgerald. Pam Flohrschutz. Paul Franklin. Jill Frieze. Lori Garrett. John Gile. Libby Gil- man. Lisa Glidden. Kim Hall. Mary Hennessy. Kan Holland. Shirley Hol- thaus. Karen Johnstone. Joan Kahmann. Sharon Kelly. Julie Kerr. Kerry Kil- lian. Cindy Kimball. Geoff Korf. Kris Kresge. Bev Loveless. Pam Lowe. Nuvia Magana. Laura Maldonado. Lanien Martinez. Jana McCandless. Lisa McCandless. Becky McGimpsey. Laura McDermott. Kirk McLaughlin. Car- oline Meslas. Jan Moody. Carol Murbach. Lisa Nobile. Christy Oldham. Kelly O ' Neal. Laurie Peter. Susan Pope. Janis Quails. Roseanna Ragusa. Susan Rasmussen. Theresa Ripley. Shawn Ritto. Stacy Rollins. Sylvia Ruiz, Nancy Samples. Lisa Segura. Angela Simons. Anna Sorenson. Lisa Spaulding. Jamie Spooner. Debbie Smith. Heide Smith, Martha Smith. Whitney Smith. Sandy Stanfield. Frances Tebbe. Debbie Thomsen. Becky Tonkovich. Lisa Torres. Rosalind Torres. Lisa Ulbnch. Diane Wann. Deanne Warner. Kim Williams. Bev Woss. Laura Wynd. Ernestine Ybarra. Karen Voder. Jessica Zaabadick. 3. Future Business Leaders uf America: President Dave Sici- liano Front row: Erika Tagi. Islan Jahn. Chris Peterson. Susan Pope. 2nd row: Wendy Evans. Sylvia Ruiz. Conne Gerschbacher. Craig Johnston. Debbie Richardson. Ciara Moreno. 3rd row; David Hui. Kelly Mitchell. Denise Leyk. Steve Guerrero, John Turley. 1 Dave Hudson. PresidenI of An Club 1 An Club: F ' ront row: Dave Hudson. Sara l.edgard. Amadina Vasquez, Dclenc .Margiolla. (lara Moreno. Leslie Colter. Roseanna Rios. Maria Garcia. 2nd row: Don Ballwey. Dennis Hurdge. Robert Nail. Dorothy Hudson. Robert Noursc. Jerry Shepherd. Chris Rubie. Nancy Bruff 3rd row: Lydia Sandoval. Roselind Torres. Yvette James. Dave Muller. Toney Snyder. Colleen Corwin. .1. Hisiiin- Cliih President Todd Lake. Jill Austin. Susanne Arnold. Sandy Aughinbaugh. Mike Bates. Anne Browning. Kay Beyer. Nancy Bruff. Pam Carroll. Henry Chu. Terry Carter. Lllen Coleman. Jeff Corbetl. Jan Culmer, Colette Duron. Nancy Dower. Karen Cosier, (ienele tdey. Tane Rlliot. Sheri Emory, Jill Engel. Peggi Enkoji. Maura Erler. Jill Eneze. Jayne Gilbert. John Giles. Ron Golem. Susan Graybill. Doug Harrison. Marilyn Heck. Dana Hix. Kan Holland. Mackie Iturralde. Yvette James. Mark Jarvis. Doug Jessop. Deb- bie Kast. Pam Kincaid. Sandy Slanfield. Norman Edwards. John Kiser. Dave Muller. Kris Kresge. Chris Kobziff. Valerie Loest. Lanien Martinez. Jody Millard. Pam Mooney. Robert Nuanes. Dana Owens. Denise Pesco. Jams Quails. Lily Quails. Bob Radomski. Mark Rus- Lee Senese. Travis Stockman. Roselind Torres. Becky Tonkovich. Margo Weiss. Lciana Weigman. Steve Yoelm, Shan Woodward. IBEEHKaODH 1. Senior CSF: Margaret Abata. Herold Allan. Karen Bilveu. Judith Brown, Sylvia Burton. Carl Cheffers. Jeff Corbett. Diana Curl. Sheri Emory. Pam Flohrshulz. Ronald Golem. Da e Hudson. Pamela Kmcaid, Da e Keek. Kern Killian. Geoffrey Korf. Todd Lake. Mar Laviguer. Valerie Loest. Julie Lyons. Kirk McLaughlin, Jill Michie. Pam Mooney. David MuUer. Andrew Osman. Dan Pellissier. Nancy Rizzo. Lee Senese, Liz Smith, Diane Stoll. John Taylor, Margo Weiss, Robin Wheeler, Bob Wicks. Alison Wiley. Carla Sciarro. 2. Some clubs on campus had very successful year, others did not; shown here are the last surviving members of Photo Club: Doug Harrison. Jeff Corbett and Ron Golem. 3. CSF Life Members: Harold Allen. Mike Bates. Jud Brown. Sylvia Burton, Brian Cass. Carl Cheffers. Jeff Corbett. Diana Curl. Sheri Emory. Ron Golem. Pam Kincade, Kern Killian. Geoff Korf. Todd Lake, Valari Loest. Julie Lyons, David Muller, Andy Osmand. Dan Pelhssier. Nancy Rizzo. Liz Smith, Margo Weiss, Robin Wheeler. Alison Wiley. Carla Sciarro. 4. Freshman CSF: Beth Cheffers. Lisa Clifford. Andrea Cobine. Chris Flores. Alan Fox. John Geier. Donna Golem. Mary Hennessy. Heidi Horvath. Kathleen Jor- dan. Roxane Kazandjian. Kim Lane. Scott MacDonald. Karon Maclean. William Myrick. Lisa Padilla. Patric Petrus. David Schiff. Yong Son. Sam Southerland, Vin- cent Torres, 5. Imernalional Club: Todd Lake. Mark Peter, Macarrina Iturralde, Helle H f. Kelly Mitchell, Angela Gomez, Yvette James, Lea Angeles. 6. Sophomore CSF: Greg Balen, Ed Billings. Michael Czar- necki. David Garcia. Lisa Glidden. Rich Golem. Ellen Keck. Denise Leyk. Randy MacDonald, Richard Owen. Mark Peter. Beth Peters. Joe Preston. Jams Quails. Gary Reed. Edward Romero, Nancy Samples, Helen Schneider. Leland Shenenberger, Heidi Smith. Won- Sook Son. Karen Spees. Bruce Starkman, Cathy Stewart. Brian Symmes. Nancy Taylor. Janelle Weaver. Kim Wil- liams. Jessica Zaabadick. 7. Spanish Club: front row: Chris Mossey, Clark Hawley. Roz Torres, Tom Achor. Row 2: Lloyd Stone. Tammy Kulpinski. Denise Hernandez, Karen Spees, Kathy Smith, Leland Sheneberger, Tracey Peterman. 8. Health Club: front row: Chris Holthaus, Christina Qui- roz. Lorraine Camanllo. Row 2: Denise Layk, Helen Nifauser. Row 3: Margie Caroll, Laura Simmons, Tracy Pazienza. Row 4: Laurie Twaddell, Leiana Weigman, Dorthy Hudson, Jerry Sheperd. 9. Junior CSF: Susanne Arnold. Jill Austin, Barbara Beau- champ, Vicky Berumen, Jeff Blozies, Steven Bromberg, Ann Brounshidle, Diane Campbell, Henery Chu, Cindy Clark, Ellen Coleman, Karen Coster, Steve Cox, Marga- ret Crowell. Nancy Dauer. Michael Duran. Daniel Crib- ble. Carol Haener, Lee Horton. Diane Huff, Mark Jar- vis, Janet Juarez, Ronald Mitchell, David Moffitt, Janice Moore, Doug Morrill. Jane Nagel. Eric Portinoff, Heidi Ridenour. Myron Slowskei. Sandy Stanfield. Jorie Ste- ves. Malmda Wright. y nnri riiihi mi ' mM iirySjrjC:mm . . On Their Way Up :, -W ry ' T v 7 Junior Class Officers. 1. President. Ron Mitchell 2. Secretary. Karen Eckland. Vice President, Todd Van Dorn. 3. Junior Class Council: Front row: K. Davenport E Austin A Brounshidle. L. Horton. J. Moody, R. Mitchell, K. Eckland, T. Van Dorn, C. Clifford, B. Woss, B. Priest. Row 2: L. Garrett, R. ■ ' •• ' ' -asco, M. Heck, S. Stanfield. L. Maldonado. E. Davis, D. Pescosolido, M. Beltran. B. Meyer. P. Lowe. S. Rollins. C. Clark. C. Staley. V. 3: J. Estrada. K. Kresge. S. Rasmussen. C. Duron. J. Bloszies, K. Russell. S. Chamberlin. J. Spooner. L. McLaughlin, J. Austin, S, Maryolt, 1 «. • - Wi ■ Aj 1 H, .V RcfI 1 u Abreo. Ramon Achin. Vicki Achor, Robert Adams, Shelly Aguirre, Richard Aleann, Robert Amann, Jeff Anthony, Jackie Apalalegui, Jackie Aplin, Sharon Archer, Scott Arnold. Ricardo Arnold, Suzanne Aspell. James Aughinbaugh, Sandra Austin, Eric Austin, Jill Bailey, Gary Bailey, Tom Baldwin, Steve Bowman. 1 onnie Brehm. Ward I ' ., luchamp. Barbara ill Linger. Gina Bellran. Maurine Berumen. Vicki Blankenship. Lynn Bloszies. Jeff Bolev. Robert Duron. Colette Easlon. Cathy Eckland. Karen ftMst Mail Gershbacher. Connc Gilhs. Scolt Godfrey. Linda Gonzales. Alicia Gonzales. Roberto nUEib .llIK Suiln to ir- ' ' Ha le , Robert Heck. Marilyn Herold. Julie Herrera. .Anthon Herrera. Susan Hobson, Andrew Hollowell, Randy Hora, Rhonda Horton, Lee Howard, Cynthia Howard. Tom Hudson, Dorothy Huff, Diane ? : Huitema, Anne Hutchison, Missie Hutton, Kathy Ibarra, Dan Jackson, Donna Jarman, Danny Jarvi.s, Marl s ■f Jcsv.p. U..ugJa Johnson. Karen Johnson. Ra monJ Johnson. Stoit Johnson. David Jones. Marcine Jordan, Kevin Journey. Floyd Juarez. Janet Martinez. Margaret Martinez. Pat Martinez. Richard Martz, Brian Marvott, Scott BQK]0W Knu3ii Nelson, Dave Nevarez. Chris N ' Ichiporuk. Donald Nourse, Robert Obregon. Irene .k V ' V . I r nr mn ' TT Stroup. Dong Sullivan. Barbara Tcnnanl. Sharon riionias. Daviil 1 igho. John .. I indal. DaviJ Tolmachiiff. Oavid Torres. Conrad Torres. I.aurtr Tryon. Robert Winkler. Jeff Winn. David W inseman. Christina Wise. Debbie Woss. Beverls Sophomores. . . The Upper Class of the Lower Class Sophomore C ass Officers 1. Lisa Glidden. President 2. Leland Sheneberger. Vice President: Gayle Flanders, Secretary. 3. Sophomore Class Council: Front row: K. Franco, M. Bushyeager. Second row: C. Golem, J. Worley, C. Bishop, G. Flanders, K. Owen, J. Zaabadick, L. Kemp, B. Tonkavich. Third row: E. Romero, S. Gruendyke, L. Glidden, S. Graybill. M. Smith. J. Kahmann. R. McDonald, B. Peters, K. Williams, J. Car- rasco, P. Carroll, L. Sheneberger. Not pictured: M. DeLaPena. R. Rounds. llllllllWllllMIII Aguire, Kelly Algarin. Kelly Allen. Jack AUfie, Gregory AUgaier. Jack AmSld, Lorenzo Avila. Diane Bailey, Kevin Balderama. Lawerence Baldwin, Andrea Bertucci, Mary Billings, Edward Bilveu. Donna Bishop. Clifford Bishop. Diana Borden. Ronald Borhegyi. Elizabeth Borries . Robert Boyce. Stacy Brill. James 102 Classes Brilli n. lonjiii UriiilcrsDn. Cicncvicvc Hriinkar. Chris Rroussalian. Shahn Brnttski. Tami Rruhakcr. (iail Brydon, Kevin Burkcll. [Jodie Bushvcaecr. Mark Carroll. P.im Cendejas, David Chaffin. Ken Chave7. Mark Clark. .Arleen Condra, Diane Conlev. Jeanne Connolly. Bruce Conlrcras. Gloria Contreras. Sam Classes 103 ■nWff ™ !! ' ™ Courtright. Dana Cuellar. Robert Cuen. Mitchell Culhane, Mike Curl. Barbara Curtis. Kathleen Czarnecki. Mike Dallas. Dan Daniels. Charles Danyluk. Deena Davila. Henr - Dawson. Michelle Dean. John De La Pena. Martha Delgado. Mark Delgado. Richard Dewberry. Donna 104 Ciosses Dickcrson. Drew Dickhcnv Craig Dixun. Davi Draining. Kelly Dunn. Tom Dw er. Steven Dyer. Richard r .ikin. Derrick Eckes. Randy Edev, Genele Eickhoff. Henry Ellis. Richard Ellwood. Janice Engstrom. Vickie Epiing. John Evans. Wendy Fair. Donald Farland. Michelle Classes 105 Faulkinbury. Bob Fernandez. George Ficerv. Robin Flanders. Gavle Flippen. Jim Flores. Lorena Forniss, Theresa T osler. Kevin Fowler. Tina France, Frederick Franco. Kerri French. John Fresquez, Ernest Fresquez. Felicia Furgerson. Susan Furr. Bill Garcia, David Garcia. Elaine Garner. Charles Gasswint, Deborah Glidden. Lisa Golem, Richard Gomez, Angela Gomez, Rudv Giwdale. Susan Gordovez, Olivia Granillo. Melissa Graves. Sherry Graybill. Susan Gnjalva. Annette (iruendvke. Scott Ciuerrcro. K.ithici Ciucrrcin, Sicphc Gullcy. Frances Gutierrez. Lisa Gulierre . Rebecca GutriUgc. Paula Hagaman. Kciih Haney. Fred Harwoid. Rickv Hassen, Mike Hawlev. Clark Hernandez. Anthony Hernandez. Denise Hernandez. Martha Hernandez. Mike Herrera. Carl Herrera. David Hill. Billy Hinlergardt. Sandy Hix. Pam Hodge. Candice Hoffman. Jeff Holden. Kim Holston. Diane Hollhaus. Chris Homan, Laura Howard. Debbie Howard. Susan Howell. Phillip Hughes. Cheryl Hunn. Missy Lambcri. Edward Langevln. Paul 1-anl . Chris Lii Russa. Mike LawrciiLC. Buniiic 0.(11.11 ' Reese, Jill Retana, Luis Reyes, Paul Richardson, Tamra Rios, Debbie Rynienams, Tcrri Salcido. Dan Saliey. Craig Samarin. James Samples. Nancy Sanchez. Olivia Saucedo. Valentine Saxon. C ' hcr l SthnciJcr. Helen Schuliz. Tom WMUnWiMllllfiMiiMMimniiniwiiii Sn der. Mark Solinger. Denise Summers, Greg Si noff. Lori Soster, Janet Starkman, Bruce Stephenson. Gary Slepp. Margo Steves, Gary Stewart, Cathy Suppa, Bill Swinnerlon, Marc Symmes. Brian Tabata, Don Tafova, Sharon Iculiin, Bill Thomann, Doug Thomas. Sherry Tisbt. David Tonkovich. Beckv 1 1 4 Classes Ttyrrcs. Lisa Tnmbcrgcr. Jeff l pion. Barbara Van Biircn. Dawn Vargas. Liz Velasco. Man Velasquez, Marlln Vera, Lorraine Vesci, Barbara Weaver. Janelle Wetzel. Dale White. Kim Whiting. Heather Wiemlller. Mark Wise. Donna Woodward. Shari Wren. Liz Wright. Mitch Yina. Michael Glosses 1 1 5 Frosh Get Ramblin With Hamblin I ' li ' shituiii C7(«v (iHiiuil: frimt row. : l,is;i ( ' lifl ' dnl, Claiiclia Burton, Lisa Diirliam, I. auric Pclcr, 2nd row: ( inilv Kincaiil. Brian llainhlin. Ili.ina nriscoll. C ' aiol SclioenMcgcl. Lisa i ' adilla. Rob n IVIIismim. Beth Clicfrcrs. Diane L ' lUycrald. Roxanne Kazandjuin. 3rd ro« ; .Icffllunlci. lodd M rick. Li-a Nelson. Lii lli. ' nnoss ..lolin Luc . l oui; Mohlcr. Alan 1 (i , Noi imlurcd: Bob lisquivel, Kim Lane. Lisa Nobilc. ' ' Sm S kV ui 9 L 9m pp 1. Teamuork kepi ihe freshmen logelher. 2. The Freshman Class was fortunate enough to have the only Calhl representative to C ' .I.F. Tennis this year, Diana Driscoll. 3. Third place isn ' t bad for the freshmen. 4 I ogetherness was even present between freshmen and seniors through ■MllW)U;HHiiiHimifaiwa BBigiiii ivimmt imKBmeBmo Abreo. Jacob Adame, Daniel Aguirre. Karen AJcala, Angelica Algarin. Debra Allen, Barbara Allen. Laura Amann, Randy An. John Anderson, Mark Aplin. Shirley Arispe, Rjchard Arnold, Dianne Artechi, Frank Aucutt, Debra Avila, Salvador Barajas. Claudia Barrett, Lisa Barrett, Malt Barros, Rose Bartels, Mike Baruch, Connie Bennett, Geoff Bentley, Heather Beyer, Dave Bishop, Debbie Blanchard, Wendy Boatman, Dean Bosack, Debbie Braham, Eric Brakcbill. BrenI Bravi). Mike Hri-wsier, Jon Bnllon, C ' yndy liniussalian. Shan Brown. Don Biirlun. C ' laudi. (anipa. Rin.i Campos. Sue ( ano. I ini Crave . Roger C ' urnutt. Renee Curran. Scoll Dalken. Debbie Davenport. Calleen Davis. Liz Davis. Ker Davis, [ ' h Delgado. . nd Delcadc Anil Engclbari. Susan Ennis, Steven Esquivel. Robert Estrada. Charles Figgins, Debra Fitzgerald. Diane Flammini. Kimberlv Flanagan. Wendy Flores. Christopher Flowers. Edward Fox. Alan Franco. John French, Richard Frischman. Bvron Classes 121 l . ' ' ' X.- Ka3Sf : : 5; Hamblin, Brian Hamill, Jane Hand, John Hancy. Vera Hanlev. Dennis A.ii IC ' 4i i i Frith. Ronda Furlong. Larr Garber. Roger Garcia. Darrjl Garcia. Lucy Garcia. Paul Garibay. Felix Geer. Liz George. Melody Gibson. Andv Guangorena. Berll Cuinn. Joe Guipe. Rick Gulley, Annie Gunter. Pal A W k . Jtssop. N ' alaric Johns. Rand JohnMin. Greg Jt)hn-iion. Lori Jordan. Kalhleen feltiiKittn Haimlo.Aiiloin I teal loin Lobbcrechl. l.ouann Loe. Steve 1 24 Classes ' ■ Oa,|(, imunrnnuinMWiimrmwrwwmTm- Mercer, Donald Mersiis, Sherry Mesa. Miguel Mestas, Caroline Mohler. Douglas Mollnaro, John Montero, Anthony Montijo, Jackie Moore, Carrie Moore, Lee Mulkins. Jim Murray, Theresa Myres, Stephen Myrick. William Nassen, Richard Neiheiser, Helen Nelson, Lisa Nevis. Kathy Niles, Donna Nobile, Lisa Nourse. Randole O ' Neal. Kelly Oldham, Christy Oldham. Stacy O ' Leary, Eileen Olsen, Joseph i 26 Classes Ri.s.is. An;jclo Rui . S Ki.i Riiz i. Roherl Pa nc. Robert Pazienza. Trace) Pcderson. Chrisiian Pcllissier. Rohvn Peter. Laurie Pclrus, Patrick Phillips. Theodore Pinon. Augustine Pope. Suan Pnesl. Deborah Quinlan. Teresa Quiroz. John Ragusa. Roseanna Rams. Lisa RalhfL Ken Richman. Laura Ripley. James Rilto. Shawn Roach. Donna Robles. Steven Roddick. James Rodnqucz. Richard Rodriquez. Vincent Rollins. Sandv Glosses 127 Smiih. Whjtiics Sneddon, l.li abclh Solingcr. Sheila Sdnma-rs. Sl:icy 1 28 Glosses N ' aldez. Jeffrey Valeri. Nick Valle. Louis Van Buren. Darren an Caar Larrv UJMM I lMWM i m a M igW g t lPK WMi ivmrrnnmm Ward, Donna Warner, Deanne Warner, Elizabeth Watson, Sandra Whitaker, Michael Whiteside, Joseph Whitten, Dale Wicks, Lori Wilbanks, Donald Ybarra, Ernest Ybarra, Ernestine Young, Mamie Young, Melanie Zishka, Bonnie Camera Shy Underclassmen JL MORS Anderson. Susan Apoll.v Ji el Armsiead. Daniel Arnold. Rico Bold«a . Calvin Bowman, l.onnie ( lark. Miles Clifford. Chrjsiine Colton. Susan Couririiiht. Ra Daws. Robert Delgado. Andy Dow IS, Barbara Duran. Mike Epiini:. Mark I ' lschlcr. ' end Gallegos. hlizabelh Garcia. Kenneth Harrison. Thomas liases. James Henton. Daniel Herrera. Susan June. Jana Kaplan. Jeffrey Karch. tarl Kilcoyne, MicKael Koogle. John Lee. Daniel Long. Gail l.ucchese. Brian Lukens. Kimberlee lacElro . Shannon Maldonado. Laura McConaughe . Richard Millard. Jod Moran. Cynthia Oguinn. Kenneth Oro co. Margaret Parker. James Pa icnza. Diane Peck. Ro Perez. Chris Polanco. Juan Portnoff, Lnc Priest. Ronald Rodriguez. Linda Romero. Randall Roper. Robert Salazar. Juanita Sanchez. Ricardo Tracy. Kenneth Uzveta. Randolph Vanlaar. Kelly Wallace, Jayme White. Richard Williams, ion Wilson, Brian SOPHOMORES Allen, Jack Bisetti. Henry Callahan. Patrick Canales. Sharon Carrasco. Joe Cordova. Robert Cuen, Michael Dowell. George Espinosa. Vivian Estrada. Jimmy Gould. Cindy Heimbach. Cathy Hill, Kevin Leadham. Daniel Mitchell. Kelly Mooney. Wayne Moore, Robert Mulholland. Craig Petreman. Linda Powell. Steven Pugh. Clifford Ramirez. Kalhy Reed. Corey Salas. Mark Schoonover. John Sloan. Maria Valdez, Lana Villalba, Sebastian Wakefield. Robert Wilson. Gary Worley. Jeanne FRESHME Anderson. Robert Aspell. Michael Brubaker. Shelly Chavez, Benjamin Enfield. Jeffrey Franco. Tracey Garcia. Fred Gayton. David Geier. John Gonzales. Martin Granato. Deeanna Hartwell. Elizabeth Hawkey. Steven Johnson. Kathy Lafarga. David Lindsey. Jamie Livesay. Leigh Lockabey. Derek Lomelli. Tracey Luna. Richard Maldonado. Elisa Martinez. Joseph Mason. Janine Orloff. Manya Parker. Kenny Pitchford. Tommy Radde. Das id Ridenour. Cynthia Salazar. Damiana Snow. John Sperberg. Bonnie Stark man. David Stewart. Christopher Stockman. Terry Tait. Donna Thomsen. Deborah Tittle. Mike Torsnev. Christine mPrm pi I Activities 4 Starting Off With a Silver Spark m VKTORY EV| Q B— tBToSu MATER. HAft] 1 34 Welcome Assembly SHB6K0iffiKia a!ffl ffl«a ' 2ae « flfflHSfflHa -Tz-H Queen Diane Wann •a w inia Esquivei Sharon Kelly Robin Wheeler Sparkling Memories of a Silver Jubilee 1. Queen Diane begins her reign. 2. The 1977 Homecoming Queen Diane Wann. 3. Princesses Ricki. Sharon, and Vir- gmia receive their crowns, Sharon Irymg to figure out how it goes on. ilHjjMH H fll i B J|S | Ki|E HK pP(i i itofl |l P i Oi V ipjii4|R BB 4. Queen Diane happily smiles and still can ' t helieve she made it. 5. Riding in on her gold Stingray is Queen Diane 1 38 Homecoming 1 1 1 H J L ' ' - ' fl l S L B I J M ' 1 H nil Coming down the runway is Princess Ricki Lindsey escorted by her Father. Princess Robin Wheeler adorned with crow n and cape. Virginia ' s father proudly escorts her down the field. Taking [iff ¥ M- [J - H M wB 5 ' 7- 140 Homecoming a Proud Part in Homecoming Pam Flohrschutz escorted by Gary Benson Jayne Gilbert escorted by Jeff Corbett } g j saiimsm! a msiimmBmfiam Rondevue of Rejected Ringmasters: Man. Allgaier. Karen Bilyeu. V ' alene Brown, Debbi Croffoot, Colette Duron, Tane Elliott. Karen Espinosa. Lisa Fondren. Lori Garrett. Luanne Hebb. Manlyn Heck. Rhonda Hora. Kathy Klemm. Theresa Larson. Kim McKeon. Cindy Moye. Karen Quattrocchi. Annette Robles. Stacy Rollins. Sandy Stanfield. Katie Whittingham. Let Vs Out of Our Cage: Barbara Allen, Diane Arnold. Debbie Chapmen. Patty Edwards. Kim Flammini. Melody George. Jenny Hagamann. Shauna Hagemann. Roseane Hernandez. Kim Logan. Laura McClure. Lisa Rains. Shawn Ritto. Roseanna Ragusa. Tracy Slivkoff. Sheila Southern. Lisa Spaulding. Debbie Thompson. Ernestine Ybarra. Hard Work Leads to Fun 1. The Poppers display their pep. 2. Mary Hennessy and Tracy Saidenberg go strolhng across the gym floor. 3. Mandy Smith in the yellow and white hull of an unpopped com. 4. The Janitors form a chorus line. 5. AndeeCobine prepares to clean up. Ja::v Wa::y Janitors of Barnum and B: Claudia Burton, Beth Cheffers, Lisa Clifford. Andee Cobine. Lisa Durham, Diane Fitzgerald, Kim Hall, Mary Hennessy, Kim Lane, Sherry Mersits. Lisa Nelson, Kathy Nevis, Lisa Nobile, Lisa Padilla, Robyn Pellissier. Laurie Peter. Tracy Saidenburg, Lisa Shafer, Carol Schoensiegel, Angela Simons. Peppy Pop Corn Poppers: Vicki Achin, Andrea Baldwin, Shan Broussalian. Shahnik Broussalian. Arleen Clark, Kelly Collins, Kathy Curtis, Kelly Drotning, Kim Durant, Chris Hoithaus. Gina Jessop, Chen Kellum. Cindy Kimball, Karen Lymes, Nuvia Magna, Jamie Parsons. Diane Rodriguez, Debra Ryan, Tern Rymenams, Lorie Shaw, Mandy Smith. Sharon Tafoya. Anna Villasenor, Sandy Watson, Laura Wynn. For the first time in 25 years. Conilnuity and HI Jinx added more than just talent. Becau.se of Title IX. boys were allowed to participate in HI Jinx groups and Continuity. Maura Erier takes an order. One hot dog to go. Roz Torrez. Maura Erler. Leslie Colter. Debbie Smith. Mary Wagner. Lupe Mendoza. Debi Deaves. Robert Nuanes. Lee Horton and Margaret Crowell perform one of the man introduction skits. Lori Kemp likes long hot dogs. Lupe Mendoza poses for the finale. Lupe Mendoza and Kris Kresge prepare for hlasi off. Continuiiy: Margaret Cnmell. Debi Deaves. Maura Erler. Lee Horton. Lon Kemp. Kris Kresge Lupe Mendoza. Robert Nuanes. Debbie Smith. Ri Torrez. Mar Wa°ner. Head: Leslie Colter. ■BfKOSMBa And in the Center Ring , . . 1. Larry Leibrock pours out his heart in song. 2. Tahitian Heat was everyone ' s favorite as they took First Place. 3. Circus Jazz in their top hats, tuxes, and tails, danced across the floor. 4. Jody Millard. Girls League President, discusses the show with Kay Beyer. Hi Jynx 147 Dancing the Night Away 1 48 Dances Dances 149 Anne of a Thousand Days 1. Members of the Cast: Row I: Jim Lurie, Jaymc Wallace. Geoff Korf. Dana Owen, Larry Lei- brock. Row 2: Joe Olsen, Tim Hopkms, Dave Muller. Robert Nuanes. Kris Kresgc. Row 3: Dave Vanderschuil. Caria Jackson, Leland She- neberger, Clark Hawley, Robert Ward, Margaret Crowell. 2. Larry Leibrock sings a lullaby to the king ' s daughter. ,1 Queen Anne; Jayme Wallace. 4. KingHenry VIII; Geoff Korf. .1. Members of the court play a card game inventetl by the king. iO rail Ploy . . .And the Turkeys m Twas the Week Before Christmas, . . VMCES SHALL S? Oi ALMA M ATeil i| JV.J,UURN J HtL fiARDlNS .MONTE A . .:- ;:«r :..; f l ■l I 11 t4 1 Hi I. in ( .1 Kl.iv.vl.ili Kiiulix-i llu--.ni..i J ' V l.iiivl -,. Ii-lhc-i-rih.r- llll IH ' Mll.Ml lllloll ll llll l.iik M.Ml.iK .iiul Hi i«4 ' I his .Mr s( hiisiiiKiN ( hcci Week wa- ;i spec one. BcskIcn tlic W inloi Sports . sscmbl aiul iciiular acliMlios. (oiiiiicss liokl a special iras sejimeni ihai inroiniei.1 the sUklenis of ihe serious iiasli prohlein I ' w oiii campus. Sparkling Memories Recall Crystal Reflections The 1978 Winter Formal was held in Pacific Palisades at the Riviera Countr Club, where the ocean breeze brought a cool, brisk and slightly wet atmosphere. An elegant dinner of Prime Rib as a main course was served before the dancing started. Pegasus provided the music for the couples that attended this year ' s Crystal Reflections. 1. Enjoying the Prime Rib dinner are Cindy Ledel- meyer and Felicia Fresquez. 2. Robert Endy fixed Angela Simons shoe while the band took a break. 3. Julie Krumwiede and escort discuss one of Julie ' s fillings. 4. Mary Durand signs in while Chris Duran. Dolly Garcia and Alex Mena watch. 5. Mike Quigley and Peggy Enkoji danced to a slow number. 6. One of the Freshman Hostesses showed complete enthusiasm at the dance. Winter Formol 157 . . . and They Danced Wink r Formal 1. Ricki Lindsey clings to Jeff Coffman as they sway to a slow tune by Pegasus. 2. Scott Wade plays peek-a-boo with the photographer while dancing with Lisa Knight. 3. Everyone had fun at Crystal Reflections. 4. Jeff Russell tells Sharon Tafoya, Don ' t look now, but . . . ' 5. Adrian Gauslin holds Leslie Colter as he thinks of the evening. 6. Is Gina Jessop spilling the beans? 7. Becky Powers and her escort descending the stairs. Winter Formal 1 59 mimasiiBKBBaBSB and Danced . ; i . A 5 V -K ' .  a :. IXivc 1iillcr. Dchi K;isl. M;iura I-: anil ihcii cvLorls llr clis such lopic the tlinncr. llu- barn.!, aiul MaiiraS lipslick. V l)a c RcJnian aiul his ilale cnj. walcliinii iIk- people. 4. Sieve Chaniberlin and frierul- al bar where cokl drinks were sold SI. IK). . .laekie Anthons and Mareo Pi (.. Mark Russel and Dana Owen ihoughl the evenniy was reall funnvl 7. Xavior .lasM. and Denisc Peseiisohdi lanehed ihe nnihl awa . W2 1 H wl p fli BIt 1 i I i i Fun at M, The Okies Steal the Show liiMi iiirTiTn..,. ...... 1. l.aurey, pl,i ed b ( arl.i J.ickson. siiig a heart reiulinc mmij:. 2. Ado Annie fells Will ,.l her lc. allv lo him. Will was pla edh lim Hopkins, and Ado .■ nnie h Dana Owens. .V I arr I ' eihroek. Dave Miillcr and .Ian M.M.ds dance in a scene depicling a dieani 4. Ihe I ' oslcard Ciirls laiinl I aiires in a dream. 5. Ihe larmei and the cowman have a fitihl over lerriloiv ft. Ciirlv. plaved In l.iin I.eihioek. dances wildiv with Maura lirler. 7. Ah Hakim paces as he ihiiiks of having lo inarrv . ' do Annie. 8, Aiinl IJIer. plavcd by Margaret C ' rinvell, watches Jim l.iirie, Jeff Dwycr, and the hoys show off the new style of dancing. t66 Musicol . r A Glimpse of Oklahoma! Lj Pep and Music Condor Spirit Soars o W ' m m 1 il I ' 1 70 Pep and Music Give me a C. Carol. Virginia. C ' alh and Ricki have finally found ihc men of ihcir dreams. Mr. Smilh. Advisor. Diane and Beverly achieve a balance with Jeanelle and Ann ai Knoll ' s Berry Farm. Mary and Pam flirl with the nanny goats. Why do we need cheerleaders if we ' ve gol ihese two? Libby and Carol need more balloons to raise the gondola. Pam F ' lohrschutz. Jill Michie and Kern Killian cheer on the blue and gold. Sing along with the Yell Leaders. Pam (lohrschiitz. head yell leader and Sharon Kelly, head song leader Pep and Music 171 Spell Spirit With a Bee Pepster Martha Smith, head Bee Pepster Joan Kahmann. Jan Moody, and Martha Smith show thai C ' al has spirit. Bee Pep len: Kathy Klemm. Martha Smith. Martha Del.aPena. Sue Howard. Joan Kahmann. and Jan Moody. Martha Smith and Martha DeLaPena tangle with an octopus. Martha Smith. Joan Kahmann. Martha DeLaPena and Jan Moody cheer for the Cross Country team. ' Pep and Music 1 73 IIHMIIIMIII Illl Choir and Madrigals Perform Locally 1 74 Madrigals and Choir ' ■% ' i ' •■i)f ' % :m ' fi W ? ' l i.XtYii ' - ' ' M- %M V m A,-  • T «s«.-. t  •■ %= V 1. Choir Jill Austin. Tom Bailey. Lisa Barrett. Mary Broadhead. Susan Campos. Gary Chakan. Diane Cochran. Ruth Contreras. Margret Crowell. Donna Curran. Ginger Curran, Scott Curran. Valery Dickey. Jeff Dwyer. Pam Furgerson, Susan Furgerson. Angela Gomez. Susan Goodale. Cindy Gould. Darryl Grimm, Donna Hendricks. Sue Herrera. Tim Hopkins, Pam Hoyl, Diane Huff. .Anne Huitema. Carla Jackson. Shirleen Kreutzer. Larry Leibrock. Man Lovell. Roberta Lundin. Jim Lurie. Linda Mann. Kim McClure, Karen McCarthy. David .Muller. Theresa Murray. Dana Owen. Paula Owens. Karen Pederson. Beth Peters. Linda Peterman. Bridget Priest. Deborah Priest. John Quiroz. Debra Richardson. Ray Richardson. Heidi Ridenour. Robert Schultz. Kim Smith. Tim Smith. Marge Slepp. Iv Tarabine. Laurie Twaddell. Melissa Twaddell. Diane Wann. Robert Ward. Elizabeth Warner, Kim White, Melinda Wnghl. 2. On October 28. the Madrigals held their Annual Fall Dessert. 3. Mrs. Norma Kerr, accompanist. 4. Madrigals Margret Crowell. Dana Owen, Jill Austin, and Paula Owens nervously await their performance. Choir Modrigals 1 75 A Year of Changes This year has been a year of change for the band. With a new director, many new freshmen, and a very different schedule, the band came through putting on great performances every time. The band and auxiharies had to go through a lot this year, mcludmg six half-time shows and marchmg m the pouring ram at the Santa Monica Band Review. However, they made it through the season, improving with every performance. The climax of the marching season came when the band placed second at the Whittier Union High School District Band Jamboree half-time competition; the only direct competition between all the bands in the district. As I look back on my four years in band, especially these last two as Drum Major. I remember all the good times and good experiences that I have had, and 1 would now like to thank the band and auxiliary members for these experiences and for all their hard work. I hope that the band will grow and improve as they have done in the past, and that more people will get interested in finding out what band is all about Andy Osman 1977-78 Drum Major 1. Andy Osnuin, IJrum Major. 2. Mr. John Gulack, Advisor. 3. Alex Martinez, Assistant Drum Major 1 Debbie Ivie. Tricia Martinez, Paula Owens. Debbie Howard. Angela Gomez, Sandy Winberry. Diane Stoll (head). Nancy Taylor. Barbara Vesci. Evelyn Schneider. Linda Peterman. Tammy Taylor. Laura Warner (head). Jean Conley. 2. Cindy Edwards (head). Laura Homan. Karen Schneider. Janelle Weaver. 3. Debbie Howard. Nancy Taylor, Barbara Vesci, and Evelyn Schneider all hard at work. 4 The Calhi Band came through: parting the Red Sea. or so it seemed in the pouring rain at the Santa Monica Parade. And the Beat Goes On , . Alan Ratliff and Wendy Blanchard perform in one of the man halftime Tnimpciv Alan Ratliff. DanCarvin, Mii Bravo. Sam Conlreras. Brian Whiteside DeSilva. Wendv Blanchard. Christine R Much Wrighi. Bob Wicks. Calvin Boldw i Pen tis- ' .ii n.s: John Marimez. Rulh Conlreras Helen Schneider. Ed Walsh. Philip Arredondo, Kern Da is. TrnmhtitK ' s: Kelly Mitchell. Doug Morrill. Scott Schoonover. Bariioncs: Mike France. Vieki Zywczak. Mike K orm Clarinets: Deborah Bosack. Susan Smith. Alison Lee. Susan Engelbarl. Andy Osman: Leader of the Pack. Saxophones: Kim Kruse. Jeff Ortiz. Yvonne Macias. Fluies: Malinda Wright. Linda Mann. Caria Jackson. Anita Delgado. Antoinette Maldonado. Melany Schmitt. Betsy MacLean. Ellen Keck. Lori Wicks. French Horn: Laura Richman A Successful Year 1, Vomla Khmenl. Drill Icani Capljin, 1 Mrs. Pal lldtlyos. Ailvivur ?, ill. m name is Maria Sloan, an- ou lice I ida nighl M An Excited Drill Team Marci Jones and Sandy Buckner. Co-Caplains. Drill Team: Row 1: Sandy Buckner. Vonda Kliment, Marci Jones. Row 2: Linda Marshall. Susan Stalz. Lori Sonoff. Cindy Slalz. Eileen O ' Leary. Joann Unell. Annette Grijalva. Cindy Strain. Lon Poliquin. Tami Glover Row 3: Sandy Cochran. Maria Sloan. Barbi Upton. Kim White. Dana Suhr, Debbie Daiken. Kim Pozienza. Diane Cochran. Donna Golem. Sue Herrera. Shernl Kneebone. Shelly Smith. Not pic- tured: Judv Kam Chee. Drill Team 181 Drill Team Proves Tough Competition 182 Drill Teai 1. Rank and File Leaders: Row I: Sandy Cochran. Annelte Grijalva. Shelly Smith, Sue Herrera. Row 2: Marci Jones. Kim While, Lori Sonoff. Su.san Slalz. Sandy Buckner. 2. Susan Slalz wishes everylhing would gel under way while Marci Jones and Sandy Buckner found something lo amuse ihemselves. It ' s chow time for Joann Lovell and Tami Glover. When it rains it pours, especially at the Santa Monica Band Review. Mrs. Hodges joins in the drill team fun. Awaiting lo please the crowd are Sue Herrera. Cindy Statz. Lori Polquin H , ' - ' ' ' H H Ssf- ' !• ' ■• ' ' ' } ' jKf M Wm r -- ' W ' K i k 1 r. f 1 Wf w J Kj h u Drill Teom 1 83 1tf H BV _ 1- 1 U 4i f ii ' ty r . tvf vw -- M 8i Pep and Mos a It: . (ot. Pep and Mutic ' lgmffmsBSs imi  !st,at jr A is ji. iyjiS jnxrMitfHMnm U . ' mtf ■5,0 2 Q- ■ £5 S c 5 a: I J = X _: -c P 2 E C W =9 5 55 — a. _ .. E ■2 „ ■ o I: si ■ flS c 188 Footboll i Condors Capture League Title 1. Brel Balterton commits pass mlerference against Montebelld 2. Xavier Jasso runs around the defense for a big gainer. 3. Paul Franklin shows his kicking form in pre-game warm ups. I he CDndors of 1977 did something that a Varsity football team had not done smce 1969, they won their first league title in eight ears and visited the CI F play-offs. After a slow start in which they lost their first 3 games, the Condors came on strong to win their remaining si.x games and clinch a co- championship with La Serna. However, the Condors met their match in a CIF game against a tough l.ynwood High team, losing 3()-13. The team had many highlights on the year by beating Sante Fe for the first time in SIX years, by defeating a tough Pioneer team, and h setting a school record of three consecutive shutouts. Leading the way were All-Leaguers .Mike Quigley. Paul Franklin, and Back of the Year Bret Batlerton on offense, and Carl .Simons and Carl Cheffers on a stalwart defense. After a pre-season mjury quarterback Kirk McLaughlin returned to throw for over 750 yards and 9 touchdowns in only 4 games. In his absence. Sophomore Randy MacDonald did an admirablejob leading the team. Also having exceptional years were Sam Shipka. Xavier .lasso, Jeff Lopez, and Richard Harris. Calhi Conquers Road to Victory I- Jeff Lopez, Randy Gruendyke. and Carl Cheffers ccmgratulale Monlebello players after a big Condor win. 2. Mike Quigley zeroes in on the quarterback for a sack. 3. Varsity football manager Richard .Aeuirre. Sophs Undermanned: Frosh Have a Tying Year Coaches Jay Roundy and Dan Bradley did a commendable job with the Sophomores despite losing two excellent players to the Varsity. Coach Roundy commented that the team ' s main highlight of the year was playing the eventual Champion Sante Fe to a close game m which Calhi almost won. Following the season Dave Pituch was chosen MVP of the team and the Coaches Award went to Greg Balin. Coaches Bradley and Roundy also praised Steve Dywer. Brian Middleton. Bill Coffman. and Mark Bushyeager for their fine performance on the season. 1 . 1 reshmen Tony Wolfe, Boh Esquu cl, and Chns Duarte seem uninleresled in Coach Silvell ' s talk. 2. Doug Homan calches a pass in pre-game drills as Vince Torrez watches. 3. The freshman team celebrates followmg a victory. 1 . Sam Sutherland holds while Burton Martinez kicks an extra point. 2. Rob Thomann and Doug Homan look on as referee checks out Brian Hamblin. In Coach Silvett ' s first year working with the Freshman football team, he turned in an excellent season finishing in a tie for second place. Leadmg the way for the Frosh were runningback and team MVP Rob Thomann and defensive standout Brent Brakebell who received the Coaches Award. Also showing promise for the future were Doug Homan and Scott MacDonald. Coach Sil- vett commented that the high point of his season was run- ning the wishbone offense against Monte Vista for the first time and scoring 50 points. Footboll 193 ; Calhi Cagers Demolish League, 14-0 t g .4 l( wax a banner car for the |y77-7S Var- Ml baskclball Icain which poslcd an overall rccoril  il 21-3 shile iroinj; iimlereaieil in Whiimonl l.eaiiue pla . I his ears learn ili - plaseii uooil learn work anil e teileni bal- inte lhrt)iii:houl the lineup. Norman I ilwanls waN eleeleil ax the learnt 1 I ' mkI av 1 I ' of the Whiimoni i.eaiiiie. ami I ee Sniilh repealed as an . ll-l.eat:iier. RoiMulini; oiil the lexl of ihe stariinii lineup were Randv (irueiulvke aiul Honorable 1enlion in leauue loin Kieit er aiul Seoli Waile. Wiih hidi e peelalions in (II pla - offs when ranked 3rd in . . ihe ( ondors niel an underrated team m the Aiioura ( har- iiers (S-13). Ihe (hariiers prt ved to be a tougher challenvie than was anticipated b upsettinii the Condors 64-62. I his was ( oach Ron l ans■ finest team and ranked with the best in the school ' s histor . 1. Yom Kreit cr stiins llic flour for .i posMbIc puNN lo ;i fclKm ( on Ji r. 2. I.co Smith uses his height !• .iJxanlaiic to store over a Warren defender. . . Riehard Harris shows his patented jump shot which proved him lo he a top man on theCalhi squad JV ' s Fly to Top of League I Ik- ' I - S .I. ic.irii. Miiiilar to I • .iiMi Si ' ph. .iikI I iK h were lilosscil ui • m .ihiiiul.iiKO i r lalcni. Willi this iiro ucaiih I ' l nLi crx. ( ikkIi William Sniij i.ialli. l a kauiic cdhiciuIci- wIik ' Ii ictl ll pack i oiiiij iiilo iIk ' last week of iho --c son. D.iii I aKa was a doinmaliiii; Iil:iiic j ccnui U c D.uii: Siioiip aiul .lohn I igl wlic iIk ' aL:L:i N--i i.- poiiil men. Boh la. lala aiKJ Paul W hue maile a stiinii; |Xiii le beneh to pro ule some aikU 1 a ehanii ionshin houiul .11 W hue -h. ' ,.!, .ilu-i |iiiIIiii:j Soph Hoopsters Hang Tough I Ik- Sophoniorcv cxhihiicil vironii por- I ' lXiiKiiKc in loatiuc Id roinam at ihc lopnf till. ' hill uniil ihc last fc s wock of the soa- MM1. (I ' aLhcii b Dan UraJlov. ihc niasicr mnui (if ihc icam. ihc Si phs fouuhl all season loni: in sonic close Jefeals aiul some inipicssi c roiiis. Ihc S4)phs were led b pla -maker Ranil MacDonaki. loiii:h hoard man Xavicr .lasso, and Iwo other all around pla ers Robert Zagorski and Sci it .lohnson. A astl improved Dion l.ambcn was just ani lhcr of man imporiani men on the Sophomore team which vaulted them U) such a successful Ml fiir llio Morc «liili- .1 hi-lp- crl....lvv..ii « ' |N .1 | rcssurc iMtkcil fnc iivl 1 liui!:h oiliT ic.im. Ithcv iIk- Kill intfnNi;K ;ifli-i C )ach John Kaylor has to be proud of his 1977-78 Freshman team because they posted 1 13-1 record and captured the league cham- ,)ionship. Coach Kaylor did a fine job with the team in his first year, and he had some outstanding talent to work with. At the guard positions were Scott MacDonald and leading sct)rer Chuck Estrada. Doug Homan and John Tilton were the tough board men while the main man at center was Ken Tyson who did an impressive job of scoring and reliounding. 1. Ken Ivson. [)i)ug Honian. and .loliii I illon jump anJ reach fur ihe ensnini; rchoinnl. 2. Diiug Human breaks llie loii;.;h man U man defense and drives for the scure. - .- Frosh Capture Whitmont Title J ' I Condors on the Run Squids Squirt to an Up and Down Season ■ Jt- ir. ily Scores Calhi , J Calh. jH Calhi ' ylP La Habra La Serna _ Mark Keppel J § Calhi 13 Sierra j mm Calhi 7 Whittier A ' M wm Calhi 12 Santa Fe « Calhi 15 iMontebello •l Calhi 7 Pioneer J , ' Calhi 6 Monte Vista 17 1. Gary Benson altempts a shol on goal against the outstretched arm of a Whittier defender. 2. Eric Johnson comes up firing in a healed match. 3. Tom Mead holds the ball high while searching the pool for an opening. 200 Boys ' Woter Polo 1. Scon Gruend ke shows a look of surprise In retrieving ihe ball from the opposing team. 2. Coach Halliday delivers last minute instructions to . the soph-frosh team before the big game. This year ' s waterpolo team symbolized team work. togetherness, and durability. With such outstanding performances from All-Leaguer and team MVP Dan Pellissier. the Condors achieved much more experience than last year ' s squad. Gary Benson and Tom Mead A ere also two strong components to this year ' s team. Benson received Honorable Mention in league play and Best Offensive Player on the team. Mead also received Honorable Mention in league play and Best Defensive Player on the team. The captain and leader was also Dan Pellissier who fought, in spite of injury and a rough schedule, to help the team to a respectable season. The team was admirably coached by Mr. John Halliday. 3. Steve Leyba prepares to pass the ball while a Whittier player looks on. m .o«r% A s ji JSophFrosi eam: Front row: S -Ijeyba. K . Luna.- Leyba. J . Davis. B Marchese 2nd row: B. Rougny. S. Mass. J. Preston. A. Andreoli. S. Gruendyke. R. Vincent. D Bever. J. Boys ' Woler Polo 201 if Harriers Haul to CIF .:■ M- 1 In deep concentration, John Taylor prepares for his upcoming race. 2. Vanity Team: Front row; S. Maryott. L. Dodd. 2nd row: R. Cano, E. Billings. J. Kiser. 3rd row; j . K. Scudder, D. Keck. S. Stewart, J. Taylor. 1977; A year that Coach Lewis .lones will remember for many years. The factor that made this team stand out from others that Lew Jones has coached is that it thrived on spirit. When members were asked what made this team different from the others on which they have run, the answer has always been the same, This team ran as a unit and not as individuals, Coach Jones realized this when it came time to hand out the traditional awards at the end of the year. Instead of giving out the customary MVP, Most Improved, and Coaches Aw ' ards, he decided to honor FIVE members of his Varsity squad. Coach Jones gave them all Coaches Awards to signify Most Valuable Players of the team in the eyes of the coach. With the acquisition of John Kiser from West Virginia, the Condors received the Whitmont League ' s leading runner for the year of 1977. But it wasn ' t a one man effort, the presence of seniors John Taylor and David Keck gave the team the added incentive that was needed to win. With the consistency of runners Lyie Dodd and Scott Maryott. the team, achieved their ranking of second in League with a record of 5-2, and a chance to go to the CIF finals. l ' n, hSoph Tec m Fr( nt row; D Lonieli, T. Can ), 1 . 1 ..ulnian, T Myrick. 2nd row; ( Hen era. 1, Flow ers, T. Kenney, B Se uddc r, 1-.. Romero K. Owen. 3rd row; J. McCann, R, Bor- den, J. Kife, L. Valle, M. Mesa, D. Padilla. 202 Boys Cross Country 1 . Ed Billings exhibits the epitome of exhaustion after the race. 2. Don Nichiporuk and Eric Austin fly down this incline as they head for home. 3. Jl ' Team: Front row: D. Nichiporuk. E. Austin. H. Chu, 2nd row: J. Martinez, R. Gullev, R. Nail, B. Bland, D. Allen. Boys Cross Country 203 Matmen Cet Pinned 1 Jl l.umi I roni n.w : .1. Ipliris;. .1. t..nil|. ' - I ' Oumv 2nJ u.-a M illi.ims. W . 1..onc . R. kclloi;!;. ( (Mch I .irr Slin on. 2. .lackic Moniiio M; .nis in be i cilin-j ,i liti from hl oppi.ru-ill, . JunhT Xdruiii (i.iuslin forci-s his M.muc isi.i .kKciviia u. .i Jfli-iiMM.- posnioii. Besides the hcavwseighl cateiii)r . this vear 1977-78 wresilini! teams didn ' t ve a wrestler weighing more than 148 pounds. Ihcre are t ' i e different v eighi leuones between 148 pounds and hea _vweiuiii vhich is above 194. so the ndors had to forfeit all of those categories ever match gixing the oppi neni loints in each category, or a 30 piiint handicap. In addition the Varsity wres- ing team was young and inexperienced, so their record was unimpressive, but le team included excellent resilers such as .Icff Sommers. Adrian Ciauslin. (id Jose (Spiderman) Perez. The lack of wrestlers also hurt the .I ' team. riie . however, posted a little jetler record than their V ' arsitv counterparts. Ihcir team is coached b l.arr Stinson who is in his second ear as .IV coach. Rain Delayed Start of Swingers Season Heavy rain at the beginning of the tennis season created a late start for the Calhi racqueteers: though the weather handicap was felt by all the schools. The League was well balanced with Montebello and Whittier as the tough- est teams, but Calhi, La Serna, and Monte Vista were well matched at the top of the standings. Returning to the Varsity team was Senior Tom Good- win, and double partners Ed Mesa and Brian Fitzgerald. Freshman player Alex Fox, was also an outstanding player with future potential. 206 Boys ' Tennis 1 . Ed Mesa shmvs off his consislenl serve. 2. Alan Fox demonstrates his serve. 3. Tiploeing through his forehand. ,Man I ' ox wins the set. 4. Striving for perfection. Henrv Chu practices his backhand. (| l ' J Boy ' s Tennis 207 Condors Prey on Birdies 1. Guy Livesay exhibits the power swing which proves him to be one of the top contenders in league. 2. I ' lirsilY Team: front row: Coach Chow. B. Cass, J. Molchin, G. Dickeson. 2nd row: K. Tracy, M. Pavia. M. Duran,G. Livesay. As the 1978 Varsity golf team swung into league, they started out by win- ning all their matches. The team was centered around Captam Brian Cass, third year letterman Guv l.ivesay and iunior Mike Duran. The JV team had a lot of fun on the year, leaving its mark on every course- it played. Scott Wade and Doug Stroup led this wild bunch of iioljcrs. ' 3 JV Team- front row: J. Kcife. J. Gibson. 1.. Valle. 2nd row: B. Tryon, S. Wade, R. Hall. .1 TiRhe.Notshown:C.Staley.W.Wahlin.D. Stroup. ,.,..,.. 4. Brian Cass lifts the ball out of the trap and watches closely as it lands gently on the green. 208 Golf Condors Drown Out Opponents The V;irsil swmi Ic.im nf l ' 7K cnjoNcd ii suctcsstui sea- son b finishin(; third in the Whilmiinl League. The leam was led bs ihe siront; indnidual performances of lom Mead. Ciars Benson, and Dan I ' ellissier. In ihe West C ' ovina Inviialiiinal meel. for insiante. Gar Benson hnik second in Ihe KK) yd. freestyle and third in the 50 d frees- tyle, while lom Mead was edged out of first place by 4 sec- ond in the l(X) yd. breaststroke. Ihe team also had the strongc t 4fX) yd. relay squad in C ' alhi history, which con- sisted of [)an Pellissier. Rich Atw(Kid. lom Mead, and Gary Benson. The J.V. team also had a winning year and was paced by the performances of Scott Gruendyke. Steve Mass. and Andy Andrioli. I ' lirsilv Team: front row: R. l.una. R. .• lwood. M. Jarvis, R. Johnson. T. Stockman. 2nd row; S I Garcia. D. Morrill. 1. Mead. Coach John Halhda .G. Benson. D. P. I om Mead shows perfect form in preparing to enter the u.iicr. 2. Eric Johnson strains for a good start m the back- J enm: front row: R. Luna. M. Mass. 2nd row: S. Schooncner. S. Grucnd ke. D Be er. J, Pre stroke. 3. Squidnien Morrill. Atwood. Luna. Mead, and ston. Benson watch intenseh from the side Swimmmg 209 Tracksters Aim for a New Goal The track season had just gotten underway at the time of this printing, but both the coaches and players were definitely considering the League Championship. The teams were ahead of the pace that Head Coach Travers had set as a goal. Their times were dropping every week and the Varsity mile relay team was closing m on a CIF record. Coach Travers ' motto was to go slowly but surely to decrease injury possibilities. Some of the outstanding athletes were John Kiser and John Taylor in distance. Xavier Jasso and Robert Gulley in sprints. Norm Edwards in the jumping events, and Dale Dixon in the shot put. In a first ever, Calhi hosted the National track team of Taiwan in March. Everyone did very well, but John Kiser was the only victor. He took first place in the mile run with a time of 4:26.6. Both the players and coaches were enthused about the Taiwan meet and all felt it was a sue- w 1, Ch l ( li.mvv.iiKL-nir.iic-un a biyjump. 2. Rick Vlarlinez made a great effort to clear the bar. 1 ' ■ ' ' r, , ' 1 4 ' k%iJk .l 1 ..i Varsity Sprinters and Hurdlers: front row: R. Gulley. X. Jasso, R. M |U Donald, D. Allen. Row 2; D. Barrena. D. Jessop. J. Jacobson. Row tj Vi B. Roberls. B. Espinosa. S. Chamberlain. D. Pritchard. J. Evans. ;, ' • ' 3. Rand MacDonald is set to end his jump out front. 4. Steve Chamberlain shows determinalion to be in front. U IJV 1 mmIj Bp BS t sul lkMtM •• • win . myi . IV B I B - •■■L. k 4 L -nw 11 1 1 I r . sity H eightmen: R. Uolem. U. rroll. Brian SymiJ Edwards. G. Reed. D. Dixon. D. Piitchard. L Row Q.: N. t Jjfe J c L H 1 ' I P||? y F l !Iv ' m kitj [AjfT ' J H Ld ' f fl W!«sa o Girls Meet With Best Efforts The Calhi girls track and field teams improved steadil during the 1978 season. Lisa Beliakoff and Cathy Clark were among the outstanding tracksters whose speeds increased every week. Participation in the meet against the Nation team of Taiwan was good experience for the girls. They all put forth their best efforts and they really enjoyed it. 2. Kalh klemm makes her fiiul tl 3. Girls ' relay learn waits for ihe ha Jl mk 4tL ii m 51 y f l mf I I H R! ■m B r m 1 Laiephotos prevented identification. 212 Girls ' Track 1 Girls Track 213 iA kMX Varsity Horsehiders Steal Into Season riic 1 )78 ' ;iiMl baseball team haJ maii rctuiniiiii Ictlcrmcn bill lew wilh kciA niiich o poricncc. Iluis. ilic loam XTl ' ornicd VL ' r well together but with lumilitN. This giDup of athletes was led i three year letiermen I.ee Seiiese. ■Jam Shipka. Paul I ranklin. and Bret Hatterton. With a lineup composed mainl ol ' sinules iiiiters. the ( ondors .lepended greail upon speed, mental IKuk Mel.au : owleUge ot the game, ■irise vsas the hitting ol I as the designated hit- lill who came mio hi r on the mound. Tapirs -. -!?, p. Ridil fiokler .lohn Zciiiorski make- , I iisl hajiiicr Rick Silos have losasc ihiscrialic ihi jV s Depend on Pitching 4 ' I i 17) Ttum: from row: J. Cryan. D. Pituch. J. Spooner, C. Dickhens. M. Chavez. A. Ytuarte. E. Fresquez. S. Watson. 2nd ro i-: B. Blanco. G. Balen. H. Eichoff. D. Lambert. R. Vincent. R. Zagorski. J. Nolin. C. Bishop. }rd row: Coach Hales. J. Carrasco. M. Payne. B. Coffman. C. Fuchs, K. Bailey, T. Blatnik. A. Buechler. 2 Sam Shipka. the best all-around hitler on the Condor ball club, shows off his patented stance. 3. Sophomore sensation Doug Thomann sets for his throw to first base. 4. Varsity speedster Bret Batterton strides into the dancing baseball. ■ lynching was our key, said Rt)n Hales, coach of llic .IV ' base- ball team. The team relied heavily on the pitching powers of righthanders Bill Coffman and Dave Pituch. This team also was excellent defensively, with catcher Bernie Blanco leading the glovemen. In the lumber category, John Nolin and Henry luck- hi)ff supplied the needed power. Pvisii 216 Baseball SilvetVs Sluggers Slide Into Home As Tim Silvett started his scct)nd _ ear of head coaching on the freshman level, he saw this team as one that could capture the league crown. The team relied on the pitching talents of lefthander Donnie Hood and Harold Statz a righthander. The team ' s strength was in the speed and hitting of Brent Brakebill. Randy Johns. Doug Homan and Rob Thomann. I Freshman leam. 2. Junior Mike Chavez is caught in anticipation and concentration as the pitch is thrown. 3. Roberto Gonzales, who is the master of the breaking bail, unleashes a pitch to his favorite catcher Carl Cheffers against his Row land opponent. 4. Varsity hurler Paul Franklin, the Condors number one pitcher, follows throuah after firing one of his blazing faslba ' lli Baseboll 217 Volleyballers Spike Opponents The 1977-78 bins ollevball team is starl- ing its second year as a franchise. The C On- dors will compete with teams from the sur- rounding cities, in the hope of improving the success that was achieved last season, the first year of the team ' s existence. With the addition of power spikers Tony Snyder. Nor- man Edwards, and Lee Smith, the Condors were extremely strong at the net. On the baci line were talented setters Steve Dwyer. Jeff Dwver. and Eric .lohnson. The team was inspired byLoacn Kon f.vans. 1. Jeff Dwver leaps high o send a crushing bli the net. 2. Tonv Snyder slams his full force into the ball. 218 Boys ' Volleyball Soccer Welcomed to 1978 Season Bosa, Jeff Bloszies. Nol shoVn : Dominic Qauck Alex Martinez, Jbnn Murphy Calhi welcomed the brand new Var- sity and JV soccer teams to the 1978 sport season. Previously, no competi- tive soccer existed at Calhi. Coached by Mr. Roundy. both teams played well, and Varsity beat all of the other first-year teams. Tlieir main losses dur- ing the regular season were against the experienced and CIF-ranked teams of Pioneer and Montebello. The co-cap- tains were Herbie Foerster and Brian Perez. Dominic Gauci, John Murphy, Alex Martinez, along wi th the co-cap- tains were nominated for all CIF. Alex was the team high scorer. The JV team, also coached by Mr. Roundy. showed promising talent. Ihey won two in league, but their losses were by very narrow margins. 2. Bill Espinosa working past his opposition 1 In control, Herbie Foerster heading down field. 3. Goalie Ken Simons helping Calhi. Soccer 219 : . :-4i  ilf «,,.l% . Bret Batterton Football John Kiser Cross Country Joe Dan Pellissier Water Polo Norman Edwards Basketball r 220 Joe Brile Awards § ■ I Brite Herbie Foerster Soccer Tom Goodwin Tennis BB ' . - ai t ' s r mm mm g Paul Franklin Baseball )oe Brite Awards 22 1 Spikers Show Their Talent Calhi ' s Girls ' Volleyball teams showed flashes of talent on both Varsity and JV teams. For the third consecutive year, the Varsity went to GIF and the JV team proved its tal- ent by taking second place in the Whitmont League. The Varsity gave the widely known Santa Fe Ghiefs their roughest game during league play. In GIF competition, the Calhi Varsity had the misfortune of being put up against second seeded West Torrance in the first GIF game. However, in spite of their oppo- nent ' s strength, Galhi managed respectable scores of 12-15 and 10- 15 while losing to West Torrance. Varsi rar aH Scores First Half Calhi W La Sema L Calhi W Whittier L Calhi L Santa Fe W Calhi W Montebello L Calhi W Pioneer L Calhi w Sierra L Calhi w Monte Vista L Second Half Calhi W La Sema L Calhi W Whittier L Calhi L Santa Fe W Calhi W Montebello L Calhi W Pioneer L Calhi W Sierra L Calhi W Monte Vista L Whitmont League Record 2-2 1. Karen (Quattrocchi) livens up volleyball practice with a new dance step. 2. Cindy Clark focuses her attention on the bump. M ( .iiidlcs.s. Sandy Aughijja jg I irocchi. ' Laana Vajer zuel. ' f ' — 222 Girls ' Voile ball olle ball 223 T Squidettes do the Flop mann row: J. F McCandles 1. Jeanne Worley appears to be having a great time during one of the squidettes ' games. 2. Jill Frieze receives the ball in a game against Monte Vista. 3. Cheryl Staley gets ready to rifle the ball past the Monte Vista goalie. The girls ' waterpolo season could be summed up in one word, inexperience. The team was basically co mposed of juniors and sophomores. The only sen- ior on the team, Lisa McCandless, tried to lend some of her knowledge to the cause, but that didn ' t seem to help as the girls posted a 1-5 record. There were a few bright spots on the team; Lynda Kemp led the team in goals while Jeanne Worley showed signs of being a sparkler on defense. The coach and the main cheerleader of the squad was Mrs. Jacqueline Warren. iKifi Jm: 224 Giris ' Waterpolo p7T T?t r 1 Jills Fall Down Hills iirsii Team: Front row: K. Davis. C. Moore. B. Peters. 2nci row: L. Beliakoff. J. Weaver, K. Mac- Lean. L. McMillan. Not present: C. Clark. Even though perspiring. Ellen Keck turns it on and heads for home With only a year of experience, the 1977 Girls ' Varsity Cross Country Team performed admirably. Their record of 3 wins 4 losses cannot reflect the countless hours that these girls practiced their running techniques during the year. Under the leadership of Team Captain Lone McMillan, and through the constant reassurance that the girls received from the boys, the season for the girls was not only fun. but also a time for learning and developing friendships. Some of the pleasant surprises for the team were the improvements of two runners: Lesa Beliakoff and Kerri Davis. Lesa did fantastically in the CIF Finals and Kerri really did a great job of representing the high fl ing Condors in the Whitmont League Finals. Cathy Clark was a leading runner for the team until injured toward the end of the season. Her absence was felt b the female harriers. 3 Jl Team: Left to right: E. Keck. D. Curl. B. Beauchamp. S. Poyorena. L. Richman. i Country 225 Condors Swins Into Action Front row: Lisa Padilla. Lanien Martinez. Kelly Wiemiller, Kelly Pratt. 2nd row; Mrs McClelland, Diana Driscoll. Margaret Oliveres, Susan Smith. Alison Wiley. 1. Kelly Pratt anxiously awaits serve of her opponent. 2. Concentrating deeply is Kelly Wiemiller as teammate Kelly Pratt serves. 3. Lanien Martinez shows her two-handed, double-fisted, topspin return form. The Girls ' Varsity tennis team had a frustrating season in trying to beat both Whittier and Santa Fe. Except for losses to those two schools, the year was outstanding. For the third straight year, Calhi had the number one singles player in league: this time it was Freshman Diana Driscoll who received the honor. The doubles combination of Kelly Pratt and Kelly Wiemiller also did well in League Finals, only losing in a tough semi-final match. Coach Pat McClelland also praised the play of Lanien Martinez and Susan Smith, who received the Coaches ' Award at the end of the year. The MVP trophy went to Diana Driscoll. J. V. Swingers Finish 2nd r The Condor JV Raqueteers had a highly successful season finishing in 2nd place behind League Champion La Serna. Leading the swingers to their fine finish was Janet Conley. who won over 80 of her sets. Also helping the cause were top singles players Jody Millard and Marylin Heck. The doubles duo of Gayle Flanders and Sherry Mersits also enjoyed many Condor victo- ries. Showing promise for upcoming years were Freshmen Heidi Horvath. Felicia Fresquez, and Karen Alguirre. 1. Showing the correct lechnique involved in the follow through IS Karen Alguirre. 2. Gayle Flanders shows her form in forehand volley. 3. Janet Conley ' s expression shows deep concentration as she approaches the ball. A front row: Gavle Flanders. Sherry Mersits. Heidi Horvath. Felicia Fresquez. 2nd row: Mrs. Beagle. Jod Millard. Karen .Aguirre. Marilyn Heck. Janet Conley. Vicki Berumen, Eileen Fitzgerald. Cirls Work Hard for CIF The Varsitv team i)f 1978 finished Whitmont League competition in third place and qualified for CIF play-offs for the third consecutive year. The Condors were edged out of second place in two exciting contests against eventual runner-up Santa Fe. The team was led b top scorer Rhonda Kiser, who averaged o er 15 points per game. Also having an excellent season were Varsity returners Sandra Aughinbaugh, Cathy Stewart, and Diane Gonzales. Even though finishing in third place the Condors were never out of a game as evidenced by two close games with league champion Monte Vista. 1. Debbie Harless shoots for two against rival La Serna. 2. Kelly Pratt and Rhonda Kiser receive instructions from Coach Denise Ripley. 3. Jane Nagle moves in to rebounding position after a shot from the outside. m « ' - ■ ' 4 K Bt I jI k m 1 Bi % 1 ' n 1 ' cor ss,x i r ■ 1 i.froilri)«:fl felOiefe Varsily: front row; K. Pratt, D. Gonzales, L. Trenkle, C. Stewart, J. Nagle. 2nd row: Mrs. Riplc , M. Olivarcs, I. Dorman, D. Harless. S. Aughinbaugh. R. Kiser. 228 Girls ' Basketball JV ' sJump Into Contention D J. V. front row: C. Ibarra. A. Elwanger, R. Ficery. S. Smith. SItler. B. Cheffers, L. Spratt, G. Prado, L. Allen. !nd row: C. Leidelmeyer. Ms. Cook, L. Valenzuela. J. The JV basketballers matched the performance of the Varsity by finishing in third place. The team was coached by Linda Cook, a first year instructor. The JV ' s were paced by the play of two excellent players. Robm Ficery and Charlotte Ibarra, both of whom were outstanding in league competition. The team ' s freshman and sophomore members received valuable experience for future years. I . Margaret Olivares directs the Condor offense from her point guard pos- ition. 2. Sandra Aughinbaugh battles a La Serna player for control of the ball. 3. Top scorer Rhonda Kiser shoots a jumper from the corner. Girls ' Basketball 229 Faculty 1 ? imiiiii M Congratulations to the Class of 1978. You have reached a milestone in your Hves. New horizons are about to open for you and I know you have been looking for- ward to this for many years. It is my hope that in some small way, we have contributed to your present and future success. As you leave Condor Country you should feel proud of what you have accomplished, not only for yourselves, but for the school. Many attitudes have been changed by what you, as a group, have done here. You and I are both leaving for new adven- tures and I wish you the very best for a happy future. Thank you for what you have meant to the school and to me personally. Dr. Ronald Parks Principal 232 Faculty Mrs. Dolores Avjlez Senior Counselor Jr mi M ' - 1 s Mrs. Lllic Swift Mrs. Anne Travis Mrs. Willie. lo luiniT 234 Foculty S 5t: Front row: Leonard Gillis. Rudy Silvett. Row two: Ernie Farrell. Row three: John Bullock. Vincent Davi. Qemm Liebel. Row four: Bob Munoz. 1 o s ; ri Left to right: Pauline Shubin, Mary Wakefield. Helen Bottger. Faculty 235 i 9 1 j3 r Ft Mr. Del Bremicker Public Speaking. Mass Media, Eng. Mr. John Gulack Band Director, Eng. II, Senior English Mrs. Irma Hughes Amer. Lit., Mod. Lit., Senior English MiiSk 236 Faculty Mrs Sharon Mitchell Ad Comp.. Eng. 1, F.ng. Ill Mr. Don Orr I n- ll..l,.urnalism. NcwsSlaff Mr. Donald Smith En2. I. Ena. II. .Amer. Lit. Mrs. Thomasine Smith Eng. II. Eng. Lit.. Bus. Eng. m X o Mr. Robert Rebman Amer. Lit., Eng. I. Eng. II U ' j R iOH F1 R f H V r i ■ 1 ' 1 i Faculty 237 t S Mr. Steve Brummer Sociology. Driv. Ed.. Basic Foods Mr. Geoff Chow US. History Mr. George Dayhuff Soc. Stu. 1. Economics. Wld. History Mr. Ken Rawlinson Govt.. Cur. . ffr Mr. Ed Vanderhoven Cal HiM.Wld Hist. L ' S Hist ' Mrs. Frances Redmond Health. Ps choloj;N Mr. David Swenson WId. Hist., Choir. Madrigals  1 HPV ' rK . r % i sJr s y i X Mr. Bill Smith Health. ScK-.Prob.LS.Hisi. 240 Faculty 1 i 1- - - 1 Mr George Angelo Locker Riwm Attendant Mrs. Ann Beveridge Adv. Clothing, How to Survive. WId. of Kids. Foods Arnd. the WId.. Bas. Sewing Mrs. Suzanne Gale Nurse Inlro. to Si Cer., Intro. Mr. Clarence . ' ulpture, Adv to Ceramics Beck Mrs. Carole Davis Sculpture. Adv. Adv. Photo, Inter, to Photo. Intro, to Photo Mrs. Antonia Rodriguez Artl. II. Ill, IV n r n B ' ' 1 H j j l l S «i 1 BjB Mf- w 9 .fa i Mr Salesmu! Mr. Jim Stockton Art I. Bas. Ceramics, Span. 1. .Annual Staff Mr.W Cm fM 1 SV: u«iOff Mr. Cornel Amnason Occ. Auto, Welding I, Auto II Mr. Dan Bradley Gen. Drafting, Ind. Crafts. Wood 1 Mr. Reinaldo Guevara Lapidary, Ind. Crafts, Weld. I an(l II BmsP.E.. I. Mr. John Hammond Occ. Weld., Met. I, Mach. I. II, III Mr. Randall Kunishima Auto I. Mach, I Mr. Lester Marshall Wo(xll. II • iiliCSl wy, I   ■■ KJ. , ,..kii- : 1 eliliiiilll 1r R..n I ans H.. s P.I ..Soc, Slu, l.Slai;c(rafl W Q ■ ' ' ' V Uj m tj y B B 5 p I HI ■fllH Mr. Ron Hales Mrs Pal Hodges Boys P. I.. Drill feani. CJirlsP.F... Heallh 1 a Mr. Norman Bineau Core Mrs. Susan Charlton TMR Mrs. Barbara Falconer Core.. Work Exp. :m jm Faculty 249 i i Creative Bookmakers : 5 o Advisor Mr. James Slocklon Editor-iii-Chief Carla Sciarro Co-Edilors Brian Cass Margo Weiss Seniors and Faculty Sharon Kelly Mark Russell Uadcrship Staff Barbara Meyer JeffCorbett Classes Staff Terry Carter Bob Radomski Aetivilics Staff Becky Busliyeager Ronnell Ourant Peggy Enkoji Pep and Music Staff Diane Stoll Mary Laviguer Sports Staff l.ec Senese, Kirk McLaughlin. Scott Wade, l.ori ' Walden Business Staff Nancy Bruff Janet Conley 252 Annual Staff Despite the alarmingly large number of headaches because of unsolvable problems, and eccentricities which occurred every fifth period in A 104. this Silver Edition of the Talon is one of C ' alhi ' s best. Fifth period in A 104 was. of course, where the members of Annual Staff met every day to create the Talon. The con- version of ideas and notions onto paper was not an easy job. but was one which the 1978 Talon Staff handled with care and dedication if not skill. Lee (Senese) never seemed to remember to return the pens we lent him. and Kirk (McLaughlin) could never recall our job number (30878, Kirk!). Jeff (Corbetl). the staff photographer by the way. where is he now? — often wandered off. Janet (Conley) had awful luck with the rainfall; consequently, she often arrived just a few minutes ate. The whole staff worked together to make Annual Staff what it was. a group of enthusiastic individuals who abored long and hard to make Silver Among the Blue and Gold a reality. For Editor-in-Chief Carla Sciarro and Co-Editors Brian Cass and Margo Weiss the reality was not only the year- book, but a year of new experiences; hours of instruction, tense moments before deadlines, and just plain fun . . .We give our thanks to Calhi. Mr. Stockton, and the 1978 Talon Staff for making it all possible. Head Honcho. Mr. Stockton. ' O HHk Calhi s Leading Newstaff Among the many changes at Calhi in 1978. some have been more subtle than others, One, was the transition made in Calhi ' s Leading Newspaper. The Calilornian. It had a new format and new heading style. It also came o its reading public in a neatly folded package making it more handy and readable. The pages themselves were constantly filled with excellent cartoons and fine journalistic talent. The Californian was a credit to the 1978 Newstaff; to its adviser. Mr. Donald Orr, and to its Editor-in- Chief Ron Golem, who called his experience in Newstaff a frus- tratingly delightful experience. 256 Newstaff v 1. News Co-Editor Scott McKnighi 2. Feature Editor Nancy Rizzoand Alison Wile . 3 Dave Hudson, staff cartoonist, could, in this position, be a good subject for oneiif his own cartoons. 4. As the chalkboard says. Ron (Clayhead) is a Golem! 5. Steve Chamberlin and Scott Maryott work on the paste-ups for an upcoming issue of the Californian. 6. Calhi ' s leading Newstaff advisor. Mr. Donald Orr. 7. J. D. Brill. Newstaff ' s roving photographer, got caught by .Annual Staffs cam- era. 8. Calhi ' s Leading NewsiafJ: front row: Mark Hailstone. 2nd row : Scott Maryoll. Chris Clifford. Charlotte Ibarra. J. D. Brill. 3rd row: Kirk Owen. .Mison Wiley. Denise Hernandez. Ron Golem. Carrie Estrada. Nancy Rizzo. Jeff McCann. 4th row : Scott McKnight. Steve Chamberlin. Tom Brill. Dave Hud- son. Not shown: Janet Conley. Stacy Rollins. [Dan Pellissier. Steve Starkman. Karen Bilyeu. Brian Symmes. Newstaff 257 .Jm student Life Personifies Lin When the Calhi student left the classroom, once oi| side the doors, he or she often became a new perso| That student might have gone to work, or gottl involved in some extra-curricular activity. The studJ may also have gone home to work on some hobby, i out to the athletic field to practice for the big gam| Whatever the activity happened to be, it was all a parti the life of the Calhi student. Thus, we give you Studenm Life. «t-  w [OJt ' .jJ Siii, ' - ! 1 . Mr. Olson ' s Advanced Biology field trip to Little Corona proved to be a ramblin ' experience for everyone. 2. Weekend activities included dancing to good ol rock n roll in the Calhi Gym and Vicky Berumen and Mike Chavez were not immune to the fun either. 3. Pam M ney gets a case of the Snack Shack Attack. Uri- mm ■ ' if . f ; J 1 r4 JB : % 4. Carl Cheffers talks about the opportunities of a career in the armed forces with Calhi alumni Bruce Ogle. 5. Mike France was one of the participants in Calhi ' s hot- test new sport, soccer. 6. Some students spent their lunches in a casual manner on the grass. i - ' t A Farewell Salute Honors Dr. Ronald mm Parks Dr. Ronald G. Parks has faithfully served California High School for the past eleven years. He has seen gradu- ates go to college, go to war, and endure the challenges that were put before them. For constant dedication to the stu- dents and faculty of Calhi, we bid Dr. Parks a grateful fare- well and best wishes for the future. 1 . Dr. Parks and his secretary, Mrs. Chavez. 2. Calhi ' s principal spied outside activities. 3. Being a principal is not an easy job. Dr. Parks ' desk is cluttered with tons of paperwork. V r Making It All Happen 1. Mr. Denzl Morrissey: Superintendent 2. Mr. Norm Eisen: Assistant Superintendent — Personnel and Administrative Services 3. Dr. Seabron Nolan: Assistant Superintendent — School .; Administration ' 4. Dr. Art Hobson: Assistant Superintendent — Educational Services. 5. Mr. Earie Risher: Assistant Superintendent — Business Services 6. Mr. John Lauritzen: Board of Trustee — President 7. Dr. J. A. Sarchet: Board of Trustee — Vice President 8. Mrs. Sue Blenins: Board of Trustee — Clerk 9. Mr. Henri Pellissier: Board of Trustee — Member 10. Mrs. Joan Nay: Board of Trustee — Member ft v f • ' ■te How Much Is That Kitty in the Window? 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Chrisiine84 Coleman. I.llen 72. 7,1. (,2. 78, 81. 84 Collins, Kells 144, ld,1 Coher, I.es|ie2(.. 77. 74. 145. 158 Condr.i, Brid,-id2( Coiidra, Diane ld,1 Conies,, l.iiiel 7(., 227,252,25.1. 254! 255, 25 , 84 Conies,, le.inne |77. Idl C oiilin..leffres Connolls, Brnce 10,1 Conlrer.is, c;ioria77. jd.l Conlreras, Riiih 114, 175, |78 Conlreras, Samuel 178, 10,1 C ontrer.is, Siesen C oppock, C alherme 8, 2( , 77, 78. ro. ri, 172 Corbell. Roberi 2(.,. 4,(.d, (.,1,7 1 78,74,8(1,81, 141.25.1 Corcoran, Michael 10,1 Cordosa, ,limnis ( ordosa. Roben 10.1 Corrales, I ' aiiiela 224, 10,1 Correa, Richard 2 ' ' Cone , Kells 1 14 CorsMn,Chris|s S4 CorsMn,( olleen27, 74 Coscarelh, ,lo Ann 2( C osiello. Manuel 10.1 Ci ster, Karen 78, 81,84 ( oiion, Susan Courlnuhl, Dan.i 104 CiUirln-hl, Ras (..v,loe 114 Co , . Siesen 81, 204, 214, 84 Ciaii;, Deniel84 C rases, Ro-er 114 ( r«« ell. 1,ll i;,iivl77.x|. l-4 174. r s i { iicl .ir. R..h rl MM ( 111.-I . 1ikIk II II. KM ( lK- IN. 1 i.inka-S ' ) ( tic ( ulh ( iiln IN. ( lllK ' ' inc. 1k cr. .l.iiK h.K ' l KM :(.. ' s. 7 ) ( Ulll Curl. in ' h.ini H: ' irlMr. Mieh.ici: ' 22A. KM ISX (nil. Di.in.i: . .s(i. ::. ' . : : (urn III. .1.1111 CN S ' ' Ciirn 111. Ren eo 1 1 ' ) (iirr. II. I).MI 1.1 175. S ' ) Ciirr. II. ( iiii:; cr :(i. 1 1 (urr. n. .Sciiil II ' ). I7. (urn s. D.nul J(i Ciirli s. K.ilhl •en M4. KM ( .in ccki. 1 cli.iclSO. KM D.ill.iv. n.inicl KM DanicK.di.irloN KM IXunluk. l)ccn.i(o. KM DaSiKa. R.Miakl I7,S. S ' ) Daiicr. anc M.S ' ) Daxcnport. (ollccn I h Daxcnporl. I)a cnpi rl. I)a ila. Her ■c 27.(0. 1411 M. (.5. S4. S '  . Rick 27 . Rnbcri S ' ) . Shcllic ,in. Kalln 27 Ml. Michelle (0.7 .lohn KM •vDehra 145. S ' ) IWiraflenreKl. DelalVna. 1a Del.eon. ( hrisi ckI. lamara IS. 2U Martha 171. KM irisiina:(i.4.t. 75. 7(1 IX-lyailo. AiuK IVIiiaclo. Anna 114. 174 I Dclsiad... Mark KM Oeljiado. Richanl KM I IX ' l.iica. I ' alncia 27 I l)ewhcrr . Dunna KM Dia . Daniel 27 DickaMin.Cilenn 12(1. 2(IS Dickcrson. l)re« 105 l)icke . aler 1211. 175 DickhenvCraisi KI5 Dickhens. Ranxlall 120 j ! l)i on. Dale 27. IKS I Di i n. David 105 Doan. Ann Sy Diian. l.inda 120 Doan. Nanc 27 D dd.L le 202. 89.210 Dolan. bouykiN Sy IX min!;ne . (iregors 120 Donovan. Marlin 2S IX.ornfv.eerd. Robert 120 IX.ran. BeckieSy IXirnian. Linda 223. S9. 22S IXnvell.deoriie IXmis. Barbara S9 IXmnev. James 120 Dovlc. ' WilJiaiii 120 DriNcoll. Diana (i5. lid. 120.224. 22( Dri lniny. KclK 144. 105 Drolninu. Lome 2S. 140. 141 Du.irtc.l hristopher 120. 2(M I)ik11c .( liaroK.iic2S Lellhaum. Mark .1(1 (i.issttinl. Dibr.i UK. Dun. Jc,iiiS ) 1 ernaiule . (leorsic KXi (i.i%s %inl. Sicven 31 Dii-.-an. I ' .iirick S ) Itcerv. Robin 22.1. |(H.. :2 (iaiK ' i. Doiiiink 219. ' Ml Dunn, loni 105 1 iiipns. Debr.i 121 (iauslin. drian 158. :(M. 2li: ' Jli Duran..lohn77. ISS. :(M. S ' ) LiLiiiiis. R.in.ild .10 (iaMon. Daviil I9S Dur.in. Mark 77. 120 linnertv. Daniel 31 Gm. Fh abelh 12: Diir.in. M.irv 2S. 15(. 1 innerlv. D.ivul 90 (icier. John SI Dur.in. 1ich.ielSl.X9. 20S 1 lore.  renda90 (ienirv. (ier.ildiiie 32 Dur.inl. Kini 120. 144 Lischler. Wendv Georiie. Melodv 122. 143 Diir.iut. M.irc 29 lisher. I ' ,iul90.210 Gerschb.icher. ( orine 7x. 9 1 l)urant.Ronncll29. 77. :52. 25.V Fit .i:erald. Urian ' «) (iibstin. Aiklrcu 122 2.M. 2 - Lil !;erald. Diane 78. lid. 1 21. 144. Gibsun. Jefferv 122 Durh.ini. Lisa 111.. 120. 144 224 (iilberl. J.ivne 18. 32. 65. 7||. 74, i s Durh.ini. Steven 29 1 it ;jerald. Vl.irilvn 227. 90 141 Duma. Michael 120 1 lanimini. Kimberlv 121. 143 Gile.John32. 78. 79. 140 Duron.( olclte75. 7(). 7S. 79. S4. llanasian. Wendv 121 (iilhs. William 91 I4.VS9 Flanders, (lavle 1. 2. KM.. 2 27 Gilman. Libbv 32. 7(.. 77. 78. 7« , Diirrell. Lavne 29 llinn. R.indv 141. 170. 172 Dvvver..lerrrcv 2S. 71. 174. 175. 194 1 lippen. J.imes 106 (ihddei). Lis.i65. 74. 78.80, |IK Dvvvei. Steven 192. 197. 105 Flohrschiil . Pamela 31. 70 76. 7S. (ilover. Fimra 181, 182 Dvvver. Iheodore 120 80.47. 141. 170. 171. 172 (ioaner. N.incv 7,s Dvcr. Deborah 2S 1 h.res. Christopher SI. 121 Godfrev. Linda 91 Dvcr. Richard 105 Mores. Jaime 90 1 lores. Loreiia 106 Flores. St.inlev Golem. Donn.iSl. I8L 122 Cikin. Derrick IIH Flowers. I.dward 121.202 I..1N10I1. ( .ithv S9 FUihrer. Andrew 31 1 .kcN. Randv KIN Foerster. Herbert 11.31.21 ). 220 . . ' 1 ckcv S.ukli.i 29 Fondren. Fisa ,10. 46. 75. 76 143 . Mh r Lckland. Karen 7(1. S4. I4,n. .■ ' Forniss. Theresa 77. 106 ldev.(ienele7S. 79.224. 105 Forsvlh. Robvn.lO. 76 l.de.v.l.vleS9 Fort. Christine 31 B Ldvvardv (■vnlhia29. 177 Forthofler. ickv 90 ■X! a r t Idwards. (irace 120 Foster. Kevin 106 1% m A 1 L.dvvards. Norman .■ 0. 2S. 71. 7S. lovvler. Iina KK. mS bt lA E 141. 194. 199.220.210 Fo . Alan (.2.81. IK.. 121 ■ Mi kai JI B ldvvardv I ' attv 120. 14.1 Fo . Randall 90 iVK LTseaff. Alev S5. 90 France. Frederick 178.219. 106 llicholt . Pamela 90 Franco. John 121 M VS B L:ickhofr. Anita 2S Franco, Kern 65. 66. 75. KK , H. ' 11  « i Lackhofl. 1 rank 120 Franklin. Paul IS. 31. 58.62 .70. ' vm BH lackhoff. llenrv 105 71.78. 140. 141. 18S. 220. 214. VioDI LickhoH. Mark9() 217 L;iliot. lane IS. 29. 7( . 7S. 79, 140. Freeze. Kenneth 2(M. 90 V wLJmWk 141. 14,1 French. Darlene. 10 . ' Wtlm i;iliN. Richard 105 French. John 192. KK. 1 SK H f i;ilwood..lanice 105 French. Richard 121 i viHPlAn . IJvvanyer. Ann 229 1 resque . F rnest 106 iii viR SSidHi Laiiorv. Sheri IS. 25. 29. (i2. SO. 7S. Fresque . Felicia 62. 156. 22 7. 106 79 ' Fresque . Rene 90 F ' rev. Philip 30 (iolem. Richard so. 192. KK. laidv. Robert 2S. 157 (iolem. Ronald .13. 6.1. 62. 71.74. Lni;el.Jill2S. 7S Frie e.Jill59. 60.61.76. 78. 79. 78. 80. SI. 25(.. 257 Lnuelbart. Susan ( 2. 121. 179 224. 90 (iome .Am;ela72. 71, M, - , Lntistrom. Victoria 105 Frischman. Bvron 121 177, KK. Laikoji. j ' esisiv 2S. 4 1. . y, (lO, 7S, Frith. Ri.dnev 90 Gome , Rudv KK. 14f). I.sd ' ; 252. 2.M. 254, 255 Frith. Ronda 122 Gonthier, Mich.iel 33 Lainis. Steven 121 Frit . Randall 31 Gon ales. Alicia77,91 i:plins:. .lohn 205. 105 Fuchs. Craii; 188.90 (ion ales, David 122 liplinii. Mark 90 Furgerson. Pamela 31. 175 (ion ales. Irma 32 l.rickson. Dennise90 F ' urgerson. Susan 175. 106 (ion ales. John Lrler. Maura 2S. 7S, 79. 145. 161 J ' urK.iii;. l.arrv 122 GonAdes.Juan.13. 194 Lispinosa, Karen IS. 29. 7S. 14.1 Furr, KimberKe .10 (ion ales, Martin I ' -spinosa. N ' lvian 77 F ' urr, William KK Gon ales. Robert.. 196.91.214. l-spinosa. William ISS. 219. 90. 210 217 llsquivel, Robert 121. 198 Cfabriel, Christa ,10 (ion ale . Diane 223. 91 Gon ale . Doris 33 i;strada. .lohn 29 (Jallesios. F;ii abelh Cioivalcv. (ien 32 I ' .vaiiN. lanimie 29 CJarber. Rosier 122 Cion ale . Svlvi.i 77 Lvans. Wendv 7S. 105 Garcia. [Xirleen ,10, 77. LM. (io.Kiale. Susan 175. KK. Ksquivel. irmnia 9. 18. 29. .17, ,19, Garcia. IXirrvl 122 CioiKlvvm. Hlomas 12. 220 74.76. MO. 1.17. 171. 172 Garcia. David 80, KK) Gordove .Ohvia KK. hstrada. Carrie 72. 73. 75. 257. 90 Garcia. Fdaine KK. Ciould.Cmdv 175 Ksirada. Charles 121, 198 Garcia. Fred 77 Ciraham. Daniel 32 [vsirada, Delores 78. 121 Garcia. Jane .10 (Jranalo. Deeanna lustrada. Jeanetle 76. 78. 84. 170. Garcia. Kenneth (irand. (ilenn 122 172.90 Garcia. Lucv 122 Graner. Nancv 122 Garcia. Maria 31. 79 Graniilo. Manuel 122 c Garcia. Paul 122. 19S (iramllo. Milissa KK. rair. Donald 105 Garcia. Steve 31. 209. 90 Ciraves.Sherrv KK. Fair. John .10 Garcia. Steven 2(K) Ciravbill. Susan 78. 224. KK. tare. Anila 121 Garcia. Wilbert 31 Cinbble. DanieiSL91 Fare. Mark 30 Garibav. Feli 122 Grijalva. Annette LM. ISl. UK. Farland. Michelle 105 Garner. Charles 106 Cirimm. Darrvl 174. 175.91 Faulkinburv, Robert 192. 106 Garrett. Lorraine 76. 78. 84. 143, Cir.K-houski. l.i abclh 33 ears. Stephanie 121 90 Cirochow ski. Mark 122 h.mski. 1ars ' )| sUck.M.iicx ' )l ci. I ilwin 122 luKkc.Kaiulall 14. h). .VV .NS. ,(.(U)I.7I. 141. ISX. I ' )4 lulvki-. Scon 65. 6( . 201.20 ' ). .■lo. Slcphcn 7S. 10( .•m. Stc cii . .loscph 122 . Ricliard 122 .Annie 122 . I ranees 107 .K.iherl20. ' )|.2IO .Robin ' ) I r. Mieliael .V! r. I ' alrick 122 ■ ' i. L 1 W (iuelierre . Rebecca 107 (iiilriiliie. Paula 107 f aener. Carol SI. ' )! Ilatianian. .lennil ' er 14.1 llaianian, Keilh 107 llai;an. 1ark ' )l llasiemann, Shaiina 72. 7.1 . 122. 14.1 llaeen. I ' aniela .12 lla!;erl ..lerr 12 llailMone. Mark.12. 257 iiailslone. .Sle en 122 llalbeisen, Laura .12 Hall. Kinier7S, 122. 144 Hall. Ricks 21 ' ). ' )1.20S Mailer.  renda ' )l llamblin. Brian (i 11( . 1 ::. 155 21 ' ) llamill..lane llaninioiis. Kevin llanil..lohn 122 llanev.l reil 107 Hane . er.i 1 22 llanlc .l)eimis 122 llarcoiirl. 1 reileiick .11. d llanlin..liilie )| llarless. l)ehoiali221. ' )l. 22S llarlesvSheri 121 llarriv Richaril ISK. I ' )4. l ' )5. ' )l Ilarriv.n. l)oiis:las.V1.(i2. 74. 7S. SI . ;- ' M iS 1 la riiv riis o WJIKlM H HP ij:- ' ' ' ' ' ' m m e - ,;, la rw.uKl. Rickv 107 la rwooil. 1 aiiinu 121 la -sen. Michael 107 la wke . Sle en Ha «le .(larkSO. I.M. 107 la «le .Roberl ' )l He kl. 1 ricl.l He bb. Iiiannel-I. 75. 7(1. 14.1. 1(,1 lle ck.Maril n7S. S4. 141. |(,1. ' )1 ffi,,, 1 , ., Ill le Ik ilin. 1 isa I2. mback, ( allu Ik lulricks. Donna .12. 174. 175 Ik niiessv. Mar 65. 7S. SI. IK.. 44. 224 Ik niA.Rodjier 121. I ' )S Ik nl.in. Daniel Herman, .leffies 12 Ik rmosillo. (iusUiMi Ik rnanikv. Anihonv l ' )2. 107 Ik rnamkv. (hrisliiie 12 Ik rnanikv. Denise SO. 257. 107 Ik rnanikv. 1 rnisUne .12 Ik rnanikv. Manila 77. 107 Ik rnanikv. Michael 107 Ik rnanile . Roseanne 14.1. 224 Ik rnande . Siisana 12.1 Ik rokl..lulie ' )l Ik rolil. Karen IS, .1.1. 152 Ik rrera. Anlhom ' )! Ik rrera.(ail202. 107 Ik rrera. David 107 Ik rrera. Susan 175. ISI. IS1. ' )1 Ik rr.Hl. I.uanna 12.1 Ik ssler. Pamela 1.1 Ik sier. .lames 121 Ik sler. Thomas 121 111 1. BilK 111 1, Kenneih .1.1. 141.214 111 1. KCMII 111 lies. Ronald 111 ileriiardl. Keni 11. .IX 111 ileriiardl. Sandra 107 III V. Dana .14. 70. 78 111 X.Pamela 107 II. bson. .Andrew ' )2 Ill dsie.Candice 107 II. e|. Ilellc.14.(i7, 70. 81 II. ffman. Debbie 121 Ik ffman..lelfrev 107 H. Iden. KimberK 107 II. le. Karen .14. 162 II. kale. Sieve 12.1 II. lland. Kan .14. .15. IS. 65.66. 75 78.7 ' ). 140 Ik ill.nvell. Randv ' )2 II. ilsev. Daniel 15 Ik ilslon. Diane 107 Hi .lthaus.C ' hrislina7S. SI. 144.107 II illhaus. Shirle 121 II iman. Douylas 12.1. l ' )8 II .man. I.aura 177. 107 174. 17 Hora. Rh.mda 141. ' )2 llorlon. I.ee 74, 7S. 81.84. 145 165. ' )2 Horvalh. Heidi 81. 121.227 Howard. Ann 15. 4 ' ). 140. 170, 172 Ho I.Pamela 121. 17-; HoM. R..bert.14 Hudson, Da id,14, 40, 7 ' ), 80, 257 Hudson, D..rolhs 7 ' ), 8I. ' )2 Hudson, Kim ,14. 70 Hudson, Mark 121,21 ' ) Huff. Diane 81. 175. ' )2 lludies.Chervl 107 lludies. D..iina 15 llui. DaMd75. 78. 174 llulenia. Anne 174. 175. ' )2 llursi.Willi.im 121 lluichens. Dou-las 121 llulchis..ii. 1issie ' )2 llull..n. KaMn 76. ' )2 Ibarra. Charh-lle 1x257. 22 ' ) Ibarra. I),iniel ' )2 Indchcalo. 1 ina .14 In arrv. Aicaimel ' )2 liAim;. Mark ' )2 llurralde. Maeaiena.14.67. 70. 78. 81 bie. Debra 177. 12.1 lMe..l..m ' )2 lacks..n.( arla77. 151. 165. 174. 175. I7 ' ). ' )2 .laekson. Donna ' )2 .lahn. Isla 78. 121 .lames. V elle.15. 75. 78. 74. 81 .lanssen. Karen 121 .larnian. Dannv ' )2 .larvis. Doui;las2. 107 .larvis. Mark7S. Sl.201.20 ' ). ' )2 .lasso. . aMer 161. 188. l ' )7. 107. .Iess..p. D..usilas78. ' )1. 210 .less..p. Rciiiiia 144. 15 ' ). 107 .lessop. Valarie 121 .limoniv. Alben 107 .limene . Cecilia .Johns. Randv 12.1.204 .lohns.in. Brian .15 .lohuM.n. Da id l ' )2. 107 .l..hns..n. DeK.iah 107 .lohns.m. Iric.14.47. 71.72. 171. 200. 20 ' ) .l..hiis..n.(iiei:or 121.21 ' ) .lohns.m. .I..hn .lohns..n. .I..hn .l.ihnson. Karen .l..linson. Kalhv .loliiis..n. Kimniie ' )1 .lohnson. Ravmoiul ' )1 .lohns..n. Scoll l ' )7. 107 .L.hnson. Su anne 107 .lohnsi.in. ( 111178 .l..hnsi..n. I...rri21 .lohiisi..n. Se..n ' )1 .Lilinsione, Karen 14. 78 k.nes, David ' )1 ,l..nes, Marcine 181. 182. 18.1. ' )1 .K.rdan. KalhleenSI. 121 .Ionian. Keiil .Ionian, KeMn ' )1 .l..uniev.ll.. d ' )1 .Iiiare ..lanel62. 81, ' )1 ,luhola, limo 107 .lime, .laiia .lun.e. .luhe 107 Kahniann. .loan 78. 108. I 224 Kaline, Chris .14 KamChecliidx IDS, 181 KamChee. I iiii..lliv 124 Kaiia ..s, I li abelh ' )1 Kails;. Siiiiul 111 124 Kaiio. I im 78 Kaplan. Daniel 108 Karch. lail Kassap. P.iiila ' )- Kasl. Deborah 1 . 78. I(.l K.iwahara. Richard .15 Ka andiian. Ro ane7 . SI. II 124 Kealin-. KelK 124 Keck.D.iMd 1 .71.80. 202 2 Keek. 1 lien 80. 1(18. 17 ' ). 22- Keck. WeiuK ' )1 Keik..l..hii 124.202 Keilh. Iairv ' )1 Kell.. ' -. Richard 124. 20- Kellum.( hene 108. 144 Kellv.Shan.nS. ' ). IS. 20 1-. 76.78. 117. 1711. 172.2-2.2- 254. 25- Keiiip. 1 ..n .16. 14-. 224 Kemp. 1 vnda lltS Kendall. Kiniberlv ' )1 Keniiedv.Kimberlv 77. inS Kennev. Kaihlecn 16 Kennev. 1 liomas 124.202 Kerr. -luhe 78. 124 Keve. Palrick 124 Kilcovne. 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S. -y N oker. I ' .iiii onni:. Mamie l. ' ll onnii. Melanie l. ' H Nliiar ' te. nJ 115. I ' ) Ntii.irie. SaiKlra ' ) aabaJkk less,,., .s mi Z.ii;orski,.l..hn2l4. 215 Z.ii:orsli. Robert ll. Il. 1 ' ) ' Zeis. SanJr.i ' )■■) ishka. Ilonnie 115. l. ' ll ishka. I arr I ' ) « c ak.Nl. Ps HH , 0 i The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow road. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted, if I should ever come back, I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost L„ JO Mjju X , Ov-.- ' ' K. i HLaD - o yw H ' , vi A rvv . VJ W l9i% ' - r C? A ; -- y o V x - . J A O - ? X. : - r i