California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1979 volume:

■ XSSS w «?■•.-■ V ■■..-. YSAP , HAif V U. : YA AT 1 auJ eyJ crr Vxj ' re ' ' re.o_Uc_j| a ncocf Qolc ot-tX I ixDpe e_,co haVtf (l_ fct- ' ' - ' -fc i- odihc r (2KcJ , cxj-Ti. California High School Presents: 1979 TALON Published by the Associated Student Body of California High School 9800 Mills Avenue Whittier.CA 90604 A Final Look At the Seventies C- ._i„ Table of Contents Introduction 6 Dedication 16 Graduates 20 Pep and Music 56 Undergraduates 74 Activities 124 Faculty 188 Sports 210 Ads 264 Index.. 282 Look at Campus Characters Vicious Vick( Berumen shows her tennis talents. Cindy Clark and Sandy Aughinbaugh, Just hangin ' around campus. One of the many personalities expressed at Calhi. Introduction Exhibiting Their Individuality Diane Karch demonstrates a freshman reaction. Elaine Davis reaches her Turning Point. ' Elaine Davis, Bev Woss. Den.se Pesco, Dan Laica, Karen Russell, and Marilyn Heck advertise ' the Talon. Michelle Dawson |ust ' Singin ' and Dancin ' in the Ram, IntroducNon A Moments Pause Banner salutes the )udges as the captain receives their hard-earned trophy. Jayme Wallace escorted by Alex Efseaff waits anxiously for Semi-Finalist announcements. A colorful scene springs from Autumn. 8 Introduction Reveals School Scenery Our final look at the corridor of trees. Dan Dallas catches a silent moment for reflec- tion. A variation of enthusiasm is displayed at the Welcome Assembly by Larry Leibrock, Jaime Flores, Rick Hall, Mark Irving, Mr. Smith and Dan Laica. Cdlette Duron cheers the Condors on to victory. Introduction Friendship Fills Lonely David Moore lunches on the wall in the small quad. KerrI Franco and Sue Howard spend nutrition chatting in the small quad. - Lisa Spaulding and Keith Shellhammer eat at a quiet lunch in Mr. Cross ' room. Janet Juarez, Nuvia Magana and Shan Woodward prefer discussing guys, than eating lunch. 10 Introduction Lives With Happiness Jef Valdez, Diane Fitzgerald, Kathy Nevis, and Lisa Shafer have a tete a tete. Wendy Blanchard and a friend lunch outside of the Science building. Mr. Heard the heroic senior counselor manages a smile, even through huge hazards. Steve Cox and Dave Moff itt watch the girls go by. Introduction 1 1 How We Love These Steve Glidden shows his pearly whites. Gail Brubaker concentrates on keeping dry on an especially wet day. Just sliding along the slippery yellow line on the way to the Activities office. Tracey Pazienza poses for the camera by her locker nutrition. 1 2 infroducHon Halls of Calhi . . . Sherri Fori and Lisa Shafer discuss finance at Calhi, A peppy group of students pause in the hall between classes. •Raindrops keep falling on our heads creating puddles in the rain. A group of freshmen huddle on a cold day by the Art room. Introduction 1 3 . . . That Surrounded Us Oenise PescosolJdo tromps through the puddles on her way to the Snack Donna Golem, Colleen Davenport, Melany Schmin, and Shelly Smith lunch Shack. behind the an room. Barb Meyer and Brian Mazzano gossip at their lockers. Paul White and Adrian Gauslin return to their usual spot for lunch. 1 4 InlroducNon Through the Seventies Sharon Meyer pauses between classes to pick up her favorite textbook. This cautious freshman is trying to keep the doctor away. Carrie Moore walks through the halls on campus eating lunch. Introduction 15 Warmly Dedicated to . . . Geoffrey Ten Sok Chow was born on July 3 1 , 1 928 in Hilo, Hawaii. He gradu- ated from Hilo High School and then went to work to help support his family until he was drafted in 1951 and served in the Korean War, where he was sta- tioned in Japan. Two years later, Geoffrey attended the University of Hawaii, where he met his wifeto-be, Karen. On A ugust 1 3, 1 955, he and Karen were married. They later moved to San Francisco, Ca., where he studied at San Francisco State for 6 months. Geoffrey then decided to finish his schooling at Colorado State. There he received his B.A. and M.A. degrees. In 1 958, he and his wife moved to California and two years later their daugh- ter Sharon was born. Mr. Chow has been teaching at Calhi since 1957 and has been Varsity Golf Coach since 1972. He and Karen are involved in many social clubs and last year, he was President of the Suburban Optimist Club of Buena Park. He is cur- rently President ot the Top Flite Golf Club. He enjoys bowling, dancing, golfing and of course, teaching. 16 Dedication Dedication 1 7 ■■ m$:. Graduates Groduates 19 Senior Officers: Sandy Buckner, Secretary; Travis Stockman, Treasurer; Julie Herold, President; Jeff Bloszies. Senior Counselor Mr Robert Heard Vice President. Seventy-Nine Shows Seniority Senior Class Council: Jill Austin, Barbara Beauchamp, Vicki Berumen, Kay Beyer, Lynn Blankenship, Jeff Bloszies, Steve Bromberg, Ann Brounshidle, Sandy Buckner, Marina Carrasco, Steve Chamberlin, Henry Chu, Janet Conley, Elaine Davis, John Duran, Karen Eckland, Lori Garrett, Marilyn Heck, Julie Herold, Susan Herrera, Lee k,° ' m ' • a ' y.7 0 . Mark Irving, Janet Juarez, Marci Jones, Larry Leibrock, Pam Low e, Laura Maldonado, Scott Maryott, Leonard McLaughlin, Barbara Meyer, Jan Moody Uoug Morrill, Ken O ' Guinn, Kelly Pratt, Darren Pritchard, Susan Rasmussen, Stacy Rollins, Karen Russell, Kathleen Sargeant, Judy Saunderson, Shelly Shipman, Linda Shook, Jody Sitler, Sandy Stanfield, Travis Stockman, Todd VanDorn. 20 Seniors Vicki Achin Robert Achor Shelly Adams Robin Adams Jeffrey Amann Jacqueline Anthony Sharon Aplin William Archer Daniel Armstead Susanne Arnold Sandra Aughinbaugh Eric Austin Jill Austin Gary Bailey Thomas Bailey Steven Baldwin SMion 21 .m i Victoria Banda Gina Belanger Daniel Barnard Danny Barena Maurine Beltran Victoria Berumen Barbara Beauchamp Kay Beyer 22 Seniors William Bland Lynn Blankenship Calvin Boldway Lawrence Botich Adrienne Brown Jeff Bloszies Mary Broadhead Cheryl Buchanan Robert Boley Steven Bromberg Sandra Buckner Robert Borntreger Ann Brounshidle Andrew Buehler Ronald Calabrese Laurie Callinan Diane Campbell Henry Carletello Seniors 23 Stephen Carras Gregory Carroll Rita Cerrillo Marina Carrasco Margie Carrola Cathy Cartwright Art Castro Gary Chakan Stephen Chamberlin Cindy Carroll Carol Cavish Mike Chavez Lori Chilson Janet Christensen 24 Seniors Henry Chu Diane Clancy Cynthia Clark William Clarstrom Gary Clements Christine Clifford Sandra Cochran Christine Cole Ellen Coleman Janet Conley Karen Coster Susan Cotton Ray Courtwright Steven Cox Senion 25 Deniel Craig Margaret Crowell James Curnutt Donna Curran Steven Daiken Rubina Darakjian Nathalie Darrill Ronald Dasilva 26 Seniors Nancy Dauer Kelly Davenport Elaine Davis Melissa Davis Robert Davis Debra Deaves Andy Delgado Lyie Dodd Douglas Dolan Colette Duron Barbara Dowis Linda Dorman John Duran Cathy Easton Michael D. Duran Karen Eckland Lyall Edey Alex Efseaff Pamela EicholU Mark Eickhoff Scniofs 27 Mark Epiing Vicky Forthoffer Carrie Estrada Randall Fox Jeanette Estrada Rene Fresquez James Evans Jill Frieze 28 Seniors Rodney Frith Craig Fuchs Steven Garcia Victor Garibay Lorraine Garrett Dominic Gauci Adrian Gauslin Corine Ge rschbacher William Gillis Susanna Gising Roberto Gonzales Alicia Gonzalez Diane Gonzalez Daniel Gribble Darryl Grimm Mary Grochowski Seniors 29 Vicki Hale Ricky Hall Douglas Gudehus Robin Gulley Brenda Haller Robert Gulley Carol Haener Julie Hardin Deborah Harless Seniors Richard Harris James Hayes Marilyn Heck Julie Herold Anthony Herrera Susan Herrera Andrew Hobson Randy Hollowell Thomas Howard Rhonda Hora Dorothy Hudson Lee Horton Diane Huff Cynthia Howard Ann Huitema Kathy Hutton Daniel Ibarra Mark Irving Seniors 31 Caria Jackson Donna Jackson Danny Jarman Douglas Jessop John Johnson Kim Johnson Raymond Johnson Scott Johnston Marcine Jones Kevm Jordan Floyd Journey Olli Jovonen Janet Juarez Elizabeth Kanavos Jeffrey Kaplan Paula Kassap 32 Seniors ■ ta Hf jT B BI i J B ? Jj HHHP v Wendy Keck Charia Kirton Kathy Klemn Kimberly Kendall John Kiser Kristina Kobziff Michael Kilcoyne Rhonda Kiser Victoria Kimball Kimberly Klein Sandy Kramer Kim Kuelper Senion 33 Daniel Laica Linda Landi Glenn Langford Grethchen Larson Dennis Lastufka Daniel Lee Larry Leibrock Lisa Levier Guy Livesay Steven Lloyd 34 Seniors Gail Long Mari Lovell Lorra Lowe Pamela Lowe Joanell Luymes Robert Maattala Laura Maldonado Alexander Martinez John Martinez Brian Martz Scott Maryott Karen Matossian Kimberlee McKeon Scott McKnight Leonard McLaughlin Barbara Meyer Brian Mezzano Jody Millard Seniors 3S Ronald Mitchell David IVIoffitt David Mohler Thomas Montez Karen IVIontierth Viola iVIontoya Janice Moody Channing Moore Janice Moore Douglas Morrill Cynthia Moye Joan Murphy 36 Seniors John Murphy Sharon Myers Jane Nagel Chris Nevarez Donald Nichiporuk Robert Nourse Kenneth O ' Guinn Victoria Ontiveros Monica Oropeza iVIargaret Orozco James O ' Sullivan Paula Owens Kimberly Padfield Rowena Parrott Kelly Parsons Seniors 37 Diana Pazienza Lawrence Pena Chris Perez Enrique Perez Denise Pescosolido Franklin Pinson Christopher Pion Loretta Polquin Eric Portnoff Michael Potter Kelly Pratt Bridget Priest 38 Seniors Darren Pritchard Judith Prog Michael Quintan Patrick Rainey Loraine Ramirez Sharon Randall Susan Rasmussen Marco Reveies Shirley Rexroat Felicia Reyes Russell Rice Scott Richardson Heidi Ridenour Roseanna Rios Gordon Roach Frank Rodriguez Seniors 39 i j ji acai... ... 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Seniors 41 Henrietta Rodriguez Louis Ruiz Esther Salazar Joseph Rodriguez Stacy Rollins Karen Russell John Sack Juanita Salazar Curtis Salley Robert Roper Louie Sainz Diana Sanders Lydia Sandavol 42 Seniors Kathleen Sargeant Judy Saunderson Evelyn Schneider Roy Schotborgh Patsy Sevillano Glenn Shanks Richard Shelters Steven Sheppard Julie Sheridan Shelly Shipman Linda Shook Bruce Shore Laura Simmons Jody Sitler Myron Slowskei Scnion 43 Debbie Smith Jay Smith Karen Smith Leticia Smith Sandra Stanf ield Jorie Steves Travis Stockman 44 Seniors Gary Strain Douglas Stroup Barbara Sullivan Judy Swearingen David Thomas David Tolmachoff Robert Tryon Amadina Vasquez John Tighe David Tindal Conrad Torres Laurie Torres James Twaddell Luaana Valenzuela Ariel Verna Arlene Villanueva Kenneth Tracy Todd Van Dorn William Wahlin Seniors 43 Jayme Wallace Leiana Weigman Katherine Whittingham Jeffrey Warren Robert Wells Schonett Wilkins Scott Watson Mary Whitaker Christina Winseman Loretta Webb Paul White Deborah Wise 46 Seniors Beverly Woss Kenneth Wright Malinda Wright Sandra Ytuarte Sandra Zeis Randall Ramero Linda Rodriguez Mark Saicheck We Missed You Ramon Abreo Richard Aguirre Robert T. Algarin Susan L. Anderson Ricardo M. Arnold James Aspell Deborah Beltran Ward B. Brehm Dale W. Bren David Camarillo Christy Corwin Rubina Darakjian Thomas P. Darrigo Beckie L. Doran Cheri A. Eppler Dennise Erickson William Espinosa David T. Finnerty Brenda Fiore Christopher Fish Stanley Flores Kenneth Freeze Elizabeth Gallegos Kenneth Garcia Abraham Garnica Steven Guerrero Mark D. Hagan Daniel Henton Bonalynn Hollocher Missie Hutchison Arcangel Irizarry Mark S. Jarvis David L. Jones Earl J. Karch John J. Koogle Kristine Kresge Mark Lamping Robert J. Langevin Michel G. Larson Andy Lowerecht Brian Luccese Elliott Martinez Richard Martinez Richard McConaughey Patrick 0. McGee Efrain Medina Teresa M. Mesa Raul Moran Cheryl L. Morgan Thomas E. Nassen David Nelson Irene R. Obregon Margaret Olivarez Paul Pizzo Juan Polanco Dale E. Poliquin Jolene A. Rago Joe V. Ramos Grant Richardson Ray Richardson Pauline Rocha Christopher Rubio Jerry Shepherd David Siciliano Laura A. Warner Richard White Mary Wicker Wade Wright Jeffrey Winkler David T. Winn Seniors 47 Senior Favorites Senior Favorites; JamI Spooner and Ron Mitchell Best Personality; Cheryl Staley and Jeff Bloszies 48 Se Most Spirited; Steve Chamberlln and Beverly Woss Happiest; Vicki Berumen and Leonard McLaughlin Best Legs; Jan Mcx)dy and Darren Pirtchard Best Figure and Physique; Jeanette Estrada and John Tighe Seniors 9 50 Seniors Class Characters; Judy Saunderson and Guy Livesay Most Musical; Caria Jackson and Alex Martinez Jl Senior Sweeties; Jody Sitler and Dan Laica Most Lovable; Ken O ' Guinn and Colette Duron Class Flirts, Pam Eicholtz and Bernie Blanco Most Likely to Succeed; Steve Broniberg and Jill Austin Seniors 5 1 Most Artistic; Doug Dolan and Dorothy Hudson Best Dancers; Jiii i-neze ana loao vanuorrv 52 Seniors When if IS over, Will fhe end, be fhe end? Or Is itjusi the beginning of something else. Is fhe beginning fheendoffhe pasf, I and fhe sfarf of fhe fufure? ...us forfh, vice versa The end, would be fhe beginning of fhe pasf, and fhe end of fhe fufure , . . 9o Where ' s fhe present??? Is there a present, or is if just fhe pasf fading info fhe fufure? Will there always be a future? I or will fhe end, just end? kl — Gavin McDaniel 54 Seniors J Karen Russell and Darren Pritchard were our Friendliest Freshmen. In our Senior year, the football team broke the jinx of Calhi and went to the third round in C.I.F. Our district was the first in Southern Calrfornia to close two high schools. Calhi was lucky enough to remain open. It was so hot the administrators gave us a break and let us go home early. Our class was the first to have a girl A.S.B. President, Jody Millard. Drill team was dropped. Proposition 1 3 passed and we didn ' t have summer school. Everyone taking individualized foreign language received an A . The future girls gym became a reality. The Varsity football team got butches to SHOW PSYCH . Everyone said Goodbye to the class of 79. Seniors 55 56 Pep and Music Pep and Music Pep ond Music 57 58 ASB Song Gayle Flanders Lynda Kemp Jana McCandless Denise Pescosolido Martha Smith Jami Spooner Katie Whittingham Beverly Woss HEAD After many hours of hard work, this year ' s Varsity Pep Squad has shown to be one of the best ever. Besides practicing every day last summer, they practiced all during the year — before, during, and after school. These efforts have been rewarded by the outstanding performances at the games, pep rallies, and assemblies. ASB Yell 59 Our Spirit Soars Beverly Woss, Head yell leader Song and Yell fanned it out! Jeanette Estrada, Head song leader The yell leaders cheered the team on to another victory. Hi guys! 60 Cheerleaders Mr. Smith, Pep Advisor The group took a rest! Sky High The squad showed their spirit before, as well as during each game. Martha got ready for the show. Martha was all set to go. The crosscountry team ran on as Genele, Kern, Gayle and Ellen showed their support. Cheerleaders 6 1 Pepster Spirit Pam Carroll HEAD Arleen Clark r %Ls year ' s B-Pepsters have firoveil th t ISpi ' ' it by their performances at ■ games and pep rallies. Under hea _ pepster Pam Carroll, they received ttrd Spirit Stick at cheerleading camp in Santa Barbara last summer, and they have continued to better themselves throughout the year. 1. Stand up for the kickoff! 2. Head pepster Pam Carroll cheers the team on. - — 3. Pepster entertain the crowd at Calhi ' s first bonfire. 4. The gang gets together for a quick pic! J, 5. Are we straight? Mary Hennessy 62 B-Pepslers Kim Kennedy Sherry Mersits Lisa Padilla J Goes Sky High Madrigals and Choir Madnqals- Row V Tom Achor, Caria Jackson, Jill Austin and Tom Bailey. Row 2: Rick Sharlow, Bridget Priest Paula Owens, Leiand Sheneberger, Margaret Crowell and Kelly Mitchell. Row 3: Olh Juvonen, Anne Huitema Calvin Boldway, Diane Huff, Mary Broadhead, Darryl Grimm, Heidi Ridenour, and Scott Curran. Mr. Gulak, Choir Advisor Mrs. Kerr, Accompanist Choir: Row 1; Kelley Davis, Yvonne Maclas, Mary Lovell, Carol Haener, Joyce Estrada, Edith Hudgins and Michelle Dawson. Row 2; Shelly Brubaker, Bridget Priest, Kim Taylor, Kim Klein, Malinda Wright, Karen McCarthy, and Lisa Shaw. Row 3: Mike Silver, Linda Petreman, Mel- issa Twaddell, Andy Buehler, Mark Saicheck, Sandy Cochran, Laura Sheneberger, and Pat- rick Keye. til tyf 64 Madrigals ond Choir Sing Out the Seventies The Madrigals performed a segment of Grease at their Annual Fall Dessert. Shown here are Mary Broadhead, Susan Goodale, Paula Owens, Jill Austin, Tom Bailey, Tom Achor, and Leiand Sheneberger. Tom Bailey; President This year ' s Madrigal ' s excellent per- formances proved their hard work and dedication. Even though they did not make their annual trip to Hawaii, they still gave us their best music, and deserved a great deal of appreciation from the student body this year. ■. Jill Austin proved her acting ability. Bridget Priest, Diane Huff, and Mary Broadhead sang it out loud at the Fall Dessert. Scott Curran, Kelly Mitchell, Calvin Boldway, and Rick Sharlow nerv- ously performed in front of the large audience. Mary Broadhead and Heidi Ridenour nervously sang to crowd at the Pamona Fair Modrigali orxJ Choir 6S Condor Spirit . . . Alex Martinez, Drum Ma)or Leaders of the packl Doug Morrill, Assistant Drum Major Ron DaSilva and trombones were part of our entertainment at the football games. The group performed at the Pomona Fair again in 1 978. The band was entertaining the crowd at the Pomona Fair. Mr. Gulak, Band Advisor 66 Band Helen Schneider and Ruth Contreras played the glockenspiel at each perform- ance. Ellen Keck waited for the end of the show. ' Are we almost done? The band proudly marched in the Santa Monica Parade. Plays On And On The band took second place at the annual Whittier Band Jamboree. Bond 67 Band Booms Through 68 Band The 1978-79 Band has given Calhi something to be proud of. They provided beautiful music at football games and pep rallies, and added much to our school spirit. We are very grateful for the entertainment they provided throughout the year. 1. Trombones: Mick Wiley, Bob Wells, Doug Morrill, Scott Schoonover, and Robert Brown. 2. Saxophones: Kim Kruse, Jeff Ortiz, and Yvonne Macias. 3. The band marched proudly in the Santa Monjca Parade. 4. Tubas: Mike France and Calvin Boldway. 5. French Horns: Laura Richman, Janice Graves and Mark Sangre. 6. Clarinets: Karen States, Matt Hallman, Susan Engelbart, JoAnne Weaver, and Don Morphew. 7. Flutes: First Row: Melany Schmiti, Anita Delgado, Lisa Homan, and Allison Hurst. Second Row: Ellen Keck, Lisa Anderson, Lori Wicks. Third Row: Malinda Wright. 8. Trumpets: First Row: Sam Contreras, Gary Corrales, and Brian Whtieside. Second Row: Mike Morris, Wendy Blanchard, and Christine Russell. Third Row: Ron DaSilva, Jon Barnhart, and Richard Shaw. 9. The beat was carried on by Robert Brown. 10. Percussion: First Row: Helen Schneider and Ruth Contreras. Second Row: Bob Russell, Bob Borries, John Martinez, and Ben Contreras. 1 1 . The band entertained the crowd at the Rio Hondo Festival. Bond 69 Auxiliary Brightens Band Banner Carriers: Tracey Pazienza, Debbie Ivie, Lorl and Tricia Callahan. Sonof , Diane Cochran, Linda Petreman, Sandy Cochran, Evelyn Schneider, Mary Bertucci, Susan Herrera, The band and auxiliary cheered on our team at every football game. Twirlers: Janelle Weaver and Laura Homan. Front Row, Kneeling: Pauline Delgado, Ann Schoonover, Jennifer Borries, Linda Lopez. Second Row, Kneeling: Kelly Whiteside, Lori Clements. Standing: Betty Young, Arlene Forniss, Suzanne Blevins, Tricia Tisby, Laura Severson. 70 Auxiliary Laura gave it all she had at the half-time per- Our all-freshman flag team proved their hard work at the per- formance, formances. Janelle was thinking of her next move. Lori Sonoff, Linda Petreman, Evelyn Schneider, Mary Bertucci, and Tricia Callahan at a football half-time show. Susan Herrera and Tricia Callahan nervously waited for the show to go on. Miss Bell, Auxiliary Advisor. The flagsters performed during half-time. .- - r- ' Wl ' ■Mi-- ' H ' ' . «■ ■■ , «=S!y..-- ' - P«Sa rt ' - ' ! .- ' iOr .,r ' V- !-■ ' . ' •• .- ( .- fm 1, I p-;— jT-T ' fl 74 Undergraduates Undergraduates II ■ ? --= Undergroduotes 75 Juniors — Owen Gets em ' Going Junior Class Council: Row 1 : K. Spees. D. Danyluk. II . J llll ll l B. Peters. D. Hernandez. A. Lee. M. Peter E Romero. E, Billings. Ro 2. ' .r ltS s S pies. S OwYer. J. Preston. G. Flanders, B. Symmes. Row 3: K. Owen. R. Golem, M. Bushyeager, P. Carroll, S. Gruendyke, J. Zabaadick. B. Tonkovich, S. Graf bill, C. Bishop. L. Glidden. R. MacDonald. M. Smith. 76 Juniori F Juniors Passing Time I Susan Smith just wishes Gina Prado would just hurry up! ammy Pazlenza cant believe Danny Olivarez has almost eaten the whole bag! Juniori 77 Juniors K. Bailey L. Balderrama A. Baldwin G. Balen C. Barajas L. Beliakoff T. Bennett M. Bertucci E. Billings C. Bishop C. Black M. Blanchard R. Borden E. Borhegyi B. Borries S. Boyce T. Britton Bronkar S. Broussalian T. Browski Brubaker K. Brydon D. Burkett M. Bushyeager J. Cabrera T. Callahan P. Caprioll J. Carrasco P.Carroll D Cendejas K.Chaffin M. Chavez A.Clark M. Cochran B. Coffman 80 Juniors lunion Bl S. Graybill A. Grijalva S. Gruendyke K. Guerrero S. Guerrero F. Gulley L. Gutierrez P. Guiridge K. Hagaman 82 Juniors . Jessop . Johnson T.ip«: -M«5 .ai ' sir; ' ?i mM- ' W D. Johnson J. Johnson S. Johnson S. Johnson T. Juhola J. Juroe J. Kamchee D. Kaplan E. Keck C. Kellum L. Kemp K, Kennedy T. King R. Kirkpatrick B. Knight P. Knight S. Kreutzer D. Kring D. Kring T. Kulpinski T, Kulpinski D. Lambert M. LaRussa S. Lake P. Langevin K. LaVeck B. Lawrence B. Laws D. Leadhami A. Lee C. Leidelmeyeri L. Leon D. Lewis C. Leyba S. Leyba D. Leyk C. Linton T. Logan J. Lopez T. Lucas K. Luymes R. Macdonald Y. Macias 3. Maclean N. Magana . Marchese . Margiotta f Martinez :. Martinez . Martinez t Juniors 85 4 :|g R. Moore A. Morales B. Moreno L. Morgan C. Mossey M. Murphy B. Murray T. Mutchler J. Neal D. Neighbors B. Niemczyk J. Nolin 86 Juniors G. Roessner D. Romero E. Romero L. Rest 88 Juniors B Roughny R. Rounds C. Russet G. Russell J. Russell D. Salcido N. Samples C Saxon H. Schneider J. Schoonover B. Scudder R. Searcy •f L. Sheneberger . S. Silos 4. M. Silver K. Simons N, Simpson K. Sllvkoff M. Sloan J, Smallwood H Smith G. Smith K. Smith M. Smith S. Smith Juniors 89 Sophomores, 81, Stand in a Class of Their Own lass Council; E. Braum C. Burton A. Cobine K. Davis D. Driscoll B. Esquivel D. Fitzgerald A. Fox B. Hamblln M. Hennessy J. Hunter R. Kazandjlan C. Kincald J. Lucy S. MacDonald S, Mersits D. Mohler L Nobile L. Padilla R. Petlissier Schoenslegel L. Shaffer Sophomore Officers: Vice President, Beth Chaffers; President, Lisa Clifford; Secretary, Kafhy Nevis. 92 Sophomores Sophomore Expressions Debbie Thomsen speaks down to her friend at lunch. Donny Mercer, Tony Cinquini, Chuck Estrada and Roger Henry grin for the can era. Lisa Nelsen, Robyn Pellissier and Roxanne Kazandjia. exchange the latest news. A quiet moment. Sophomores 93 94 Sophomores ;. ' f y I s Broussa- Han D. Brown C. Burton T. Cano M. Carras A. Carreno Casdorph D. Cathcari P. Chapman T. Chavez 6. Chefters T. Ciriquini lifford J. Cluff A. Cobine D. Cochran Contreras K. Conez J. Cox R. Cravey R. Curnutt S. Curran I A. Darrah D. Daiken ' C. Daven- port L. Davis K. Davis K. Davis P. Davis A. Delgado M. Delgado A. Delgado I. Diaz G. Dickason R. Dickhens G. Domin- guez B. Doorne- weerd J, Downey Sophomores Sophomores 97 98 Sophomores B. Guangorena L. Gutierrez J. Guinn A. Gulley J. Hagaman S. Hagemann S. Hailstone S. Hale B. Hambhn J. Hamill 4 V. Haney D. Hanley S. Harless D. Harrison L. Hartwell i T. Harwood S. Hawkey M. Hayworth M. Hennessy R. Henry D. Hernandez R. Hernandez S. Hernandez L. Herrod J. Hester D. Hoffman Sophomoret 99 S. Kang R Kazandjan R Kellogg T. Kenney J. Kerr 1 00 Sophomores Sophomorei 1 1 i n J. Luevano R. Luna R. Lundln S. Macdonald K. Maclean 1 A. Maldonado J. Domlnguez J. Marshall L, Marshall B. Martinez 1 02 Sophomores ■fwfs ' -;: 104 Sophomores ■ ' D. Schiff M. Schmitt C. Schoensiegel S Schoonover R Schotborgh i f 4 fr ihomores 1 05 M. Sliver B. Simmons M. Skolnick T. Slivkoff D. Smith M. Smith D. Thomsen J. Tilton R. Tirado M. Tittle A. Torres A. Torres 1 06 Sophomores D. Torsney T. Troutman phomores 1 07 Frosh 82 — Promote the Gold and Blue Freshman Class Officers: President, Christie Linton; Vice-President, Archie Asawa; Secretary, Yvonne Maldonado. Freshman Class Council: Row 1: K. Epiing, T. Patterson, E. Myers, D. Fleming, J. Bates, H. Runion. Row 2: A. A. Asawa, T. Hunter, C. Martinez, M. Laica, C, Linton, R. Hora, G. Butorac. K. Morgan. Row 3: D. Kraft, S. Dwyer, C. Wada, D. Vlllasenor, D. Napolitano, Y, Maldonado, L. Martinez. 108 Freshman Closs Council Look Out — Here Come the Freshmen! Matt Hallman prefers dreaming of last Saturday night to play- ing the tuba. Alison Woss and Anne Srochowski schemes up a good plan. Christie Linton and Hobe Runion have a great time in their reign as friendliest freshmen. Kathleen Smith, Kevin Barrett, and Tracy Smith; perfect examples of the typical freshman. ' Freshmen 109 li I 110 Freshmen T. Abbond D, Abbott C, Abreo D. Ackerman R. Adams S, Aguilar R, Aguirre R. Allgaier F. Alva L. Alvarez I. Amador L. Anderson S. Anderson A. Armi|0 J. Arroyo C. Arre A. Asawa B. Balch J. Barnharl K. Barrett T. Bares A. Baruch J. Bates J. Bedsworth J. Belanger T. Billetl R. Black K. Blackburn S. Blackburn J. Borries P. Bronkar T. Brooks R. Brown B. Buehler G. Butorac B. Butlinelli D. Caillouetti ft -. J. Carrasco A. Carrola R, Carrola L. Carter N. Casales . Casanova P Cassidy A. Cavenaugh R. Cendeias C. Chavez R.Chavez A. Cimilluca I K. Close L.CIough R. Collins 3. Contreras D. Coppock D. Cornell D. Cornell Z. Corprales G. Corrales N. Cortez J. Cox B. Croffoot 0. Crowell J. Croy N.Curl L. Curnutt W. Dauer N. Davis I. DeLaPena T. Patterson Fr ihmen 1 1 1 V p. Delgado J. Del loro A. Dinhaupt T. Dixon V Dominguez D. Dopheide A. Doran T, Dunkel P. Duran M. Duron S. Dwyer T. Dwyer R. Edmond D Edmundson J. Elliott . M. Ellis... D. Enos K. Epiing I. Espinosa B. Espinosa J. Estrada S. Evans W. Evans L. Falcone M. Falcone V. Fare ■WlMnaiMMMMMI ' 1 1 2 Freshmen tlliO Ii aV s Faust M. Ferreira L Fischer K. Flammi D Fleming 1 D. Flores L. Flores A. Forniss C. Fort G. Fountain V D. Franklin J. Fretz D. Frey L. Friss K. Futrell ■ ' ¥ ? 14. S. Gal legos L. Garcia R. Garcia J. Gastlebaum T. Gatlin h I freshmen 1 1 3 T. Godfrey A. Gonzales 0. Goodman J Gorham D. Grammes D. Granato ' J. Graves •3 IS4te.«ji H M 4- wm L. Gray A. Green M. Grijalva A Grochowski E. Gutierrez S. Haendiges M. Hallman J. Hamilton S. Haney T. Hanson T. Harcourt T. Hart B. Hawkey E. Hedden U ' Y- .1 D. Hedges J. Heidrich L. Heitzman D. Hendricks ■ v 1 14 Freshmen Ffeshmen 1 1 5 J Martinez L, Martinez B Martinez D Mary T. Mass G. Maur L. Maynor J. McCarthy L. McConnell K. McCue K. McLaughlin S. Mendez A. Mendoza C. Mendoza M. Mesa R. Miller R. Moffitl M. Monohan S. Monarrez D. Mora C. Morales G. Morales E. Moreno K. Morgan J. Morrin M. Morris M. Morrow R. Mourer E. Myers Fivshmen 1 1 7 D. Napolitano J. Nass B. Neiheiser A. Nelsen S. OlearY D Quattrocci R Rage 8. Rameriz K Rasmussen B Reese L Ridenour L Ringeman M. Robertson A Rodriguez L Rodriguez L. Rodriguez E. Romero R. Rounds R. Rounds L. Ruis T. San Roman M Saucier J Scheetinin A Schoonover L. Schifl Freshmen 1 1 9 11 M. Serventi L. Severson 1 20 Freshmen w M. Spaulding B. Spray K. States L. Stiegelmeler D. Stockton T. Stockman i B. Sullivan V. Tabata S. Tagai M. Teuton P. Tisby J. Tocco C. Toland C. Tomlinson L. Torrence A Trenkle D. Trevino L. Valencia D. Valenzuela A. Valles ' . Freshmen 121 D. Valenzuela H. Vasquez D Vealltzek C. Wada S. Wald L. Wall J. Yelverton B. Young D. Zaritsky 1 22 Classes Unknown Unshown Undisplayed ergraduates C. Lithgow S. Marquezf E. Martinez R. Nassen ' M S ' f v Ly wai « 1 B i B ' 1 1 i « _ 1 24 Activities Activities Acliviliei 1 2S ASB President, Jody Millard Students of Calhi, As I look back on this year, I can smile. For me this year has been one of success, failure, and often times confusion. But all situations or circumstances, good and bad, were prosperous, as greater knowledge and understanding was the result. I wish to thank ASB cabinet for their work, patience and smiles. Next year will be challenging in a countless number of ways. Calhi will have to find a way to unite 3 student bodies as one. It will take time, patience and a lot of giving, but I believe that the peopleof Calhi will be successful. I wish everyone success in being happy and content with life, and to be diligent in striving for goals. I have enjoyed this year Thank You Jody Millard 1978-79 ASB President 1 26 Cabinet Cabinet Moves On . . . 1 . Cabinet forms a line of leadership on the ice. 2. Ron Mitchell and Cheryl Staley show a disco move as Chris Clifford looks on. 3. Mr. Morris Padia, Cabinet Advisor led this year ' s Cabinet to a successful finish. Cabinet 127 Leaders in Action 128 Cabinet SK f ' 1 . Pam Eicholtz holds her ground as this year ' s Pep Chairman. 2. Chris Clifford is pictured as this year ' s Girls ' League President. 3. Jill Austin served as the second man in command as this year ' s Vice President. 4. Kelly Davenport keeps an eye on the budget as this year ' s Treasurer. 5. Becky Tonkovich did a great job on all Cabinet Publicity. Cobinet 1 29 1 1 Lee Honor) is prepared tor all assemblies. 2. Chris, Ron, and Pam look on as Cabinet tries their talents on the ice. 3. Cabinet strikes a pose. 1 30 Cabinet Judicial Court 1 . Chief Justice, Chip Bishop 2. Judicial Court: Stacy Rollins, Senior Rep,; Robyn Pellisier, Sophomore Rep., Lisa Glidden, Junior Rep , Chip Bishop, Leiand Sheneberger, Junior Rep.; and Marina Carrasco, Senior Rep. Judicial Court I 31 Congress Closes Successful Year The main purpose of the ' 78-79 Congress was to make school mieresting to the students. The first big activity plan- ned was Homecoming, which was a success because of the many hours put m by all members. In November, a Turkey Drawing was held. The last week of December was the annual Holiday Cheer week, which included a can drive for needy families in the area. Other varied activities were a guys ' Dating Game, a Spelling Bee, and a School Appreciation Day Congress was led this year by Ron Mitchell and advised by Ms. Jackie McCauley. C-r1 1300,1 Row 1: Elaine Davis, Deena Danaluk, Tommy Hunter, Ann Brounshidle, Karen Eckland, Laurie Peters, Lisa Rams, and Kirk Owen. Row 2: Kathy Smith, Bob Marchese, Christie Linton, and Heidi Smith. Row 3: Kern Davis, Barbara Meyer, Lisa Clifford, and Lisa Schater, Row 4: Dan Laica, Ms. McCauley, Julie Herold, and Steve Anderson. Row 5: Jessica Zaabadick, Richard Golem, Todd Van Dorn, and Mike Leica. 1 32 Congress o CAN . T Ron Mitchell, Speaker of Congress - V!C E B ' ' H 1 1 0 P | Ik I 1 ' y y L V ? 1 H : K H Lr .. rf Ir ! ! i Elaine Davis, Elections Dan Laica, Parliamentarian 1 ' % m 1 ■B P ■fl K .y ' :. ' A s ij 1 4 ■ . t ••-_ H Jessica Zaabadick, Secretary ' Barbara Meyer, Activities Congrcu 1 33 : , V4 11 Deena Danyluk, Historian 1 i I J ■ ' W u l - V --. P v X mt H a. - 5« Ann Brounshidle, Publicity Todd VanDorn, Intermurals Scott Gruendyke, SargeantatArms Bob Marchese, Heidi Smith, and Richard Golem, Chaplains. 1 34 Congress 1 36 Awards Bank of America Award Winners 1 . Steven D. Bromberg — Science and Math Trophy 2. Margaret L. Crowell — Liberal Arts Trophy 3. Jill K. Austin — Fine Arts Trophy 4. Jorle L. Steves — Vocational Arts Trophy 5. Andrew W. Hobson — Math Certificate 6. Eric J. Portnoff — Science Certificate 7. Paul S, White — English Certificate 8. Beverly A. Woss — Social Studies Certificate 9. Rubina Darakpan — Foreign Languages Certificate 10. Cathy J, Easton — Art Certificate 1 1 . Lee A, Horton — Drama Certificate 12. Heidi E. Ridenour — Music Certificate 1 3. Susan D. Rasmussen — Business Certificate 14. Barbara L. Meyer — Home Economics Certificate 1 5. David D. Tindal — Trades Industrial Certificate Awordj 1 37 Student Leaders Excel With Knowledge and Wisdom Life Members CSF: First Row: Jeff Bloszies, Karen Coster, Lee Hor- ton, Steve Bromberg, Andy Hobson. Heidi Ridenour, Ellen Cole- men, Cindy Clark. Row 2: Jill Austin, Henry Chu, Steve Cox, Myron Slowskei, Nancy Dauer, Beverly Woss, and Eric Portnoff. Student Senate: S Adams, A, Andreoli, B Beauchamp, L. Blank enship, M. Carrasco, P Carroll, L. Carter, C Cavish, D. CourTwright, N, Curl, M, DeLaPena, J, Duran, C. Estrada, F. Fisher, J. Frieze, L, Glid- den, S, Graybill, S, Hagaman, J. Hagamen, J, Hardin, R. Hernan- dez, C Jackson, T Klingfus, L, Leibrock, 8. Loveless, J, Lucy, A, Gauslin, L. Maldonado, L Manning, A. Marti- nez, C. Martinez, C. Mendoza, C, Moore, L. Morgan, R. Rounds, D. Thomann, C. Wada, R. Wells, L, Widke, S. Woodward, M. Young, C- Bishop, J. McLaughlin, J. Russell, S. Rollins, K. Smith, L. Warner. ' :.; - ife ' 138 l ' - Senior CSF: J. Austin, T Bailey, B Beauchamp, J Bloszles, S Buckner, H. Chu, C Clark, E. Colemen, K. Coster, S, Cox, M. Crowell, N. Dauer, K. Davenport, D. Gonzalez, L Norton, A. Haitema, H. Ridenour, E, Schneider, B. Woss, M. Wright. Junior CSF: E. Billings, K. Brydon, S. Dwyer, G. Flanders, R. Golem, L, Glidden, D. Hernandez, L. Homan, E. Keck, D Leyk, R. MacDonald, D, McCue, R, Owen, M. Peter, J. Preston, J. Quails, E. Romero, L. Sheneberger, H, Smith, J. Weaver, W. Son, B. Starkman, C. Stewart, N. Taylor, D. Thomann, K. Williams. Sophomore CSF; L. Allen, B. Cheffer, L. Clifford, A. Covine, K. Davis, C, Flores, A, Fox, D, Golem, M. Hennessy, K. Jordan, R. Kazand|ian, K Logan, S. MacDonald, K. Maclean, L, Padilla, D, Schiff, T. Slivkoff, Y. Son. C.I.A. Sees Things in Terms of Ik ■- ■ ■ nil! iiW 1 . Barb Meyer, Athena Club President. 2. Athena ' s: Row 1 — Kathy Klemm, Carrie Estrada, Cindy Clark, Evelyn Schneider, Lee Norton, Susana Gisin, Jill Austin, Jody Millard. Row 2 — Ellen Coleman, Pam Eicholtz, Maurine Beltran, Jill Frieze, Janet Conley, Barb Meyer, Kay Beyer, Heidi Ridenour, Jane Nagel, Cheryl Sfaley 3. Scott Maryott screams with delight 4. CIA (Condors in Action) get together for a group shot 5. Athena Officers: Barb Meyer; President, Evelyn Schneider; Statesmen Representative, Maurine Beltran, Vice President, Janet Conley; Social Chairman, Held Ridenour; Sec. Treasurer 140 Black and White 1 . Statesmen Officers: Doug Morrill; Vice President, Steve Chamberlln; Social Chairman, Steve Bromberg; President, Scott Maryott; Sec, Treasurer, Steve Cox; Athena Representative. 2. Miss Cohick leads the troops. 3. The Black and Whites socialize in the small quad. 4. Doug Jessop shows immense brain power by reading with his eyes closed, 5. Statesmen: Row 1 — Doug Morrill, Jeff Blozies, Ron Mitchell, Doug Jessop, John Kiser. Row 2 — Steve Bromberg, Steve Charberlin, Scott Maryoti, Myron Slowski, Ron De Silva, Steve Cox. C.I.A. 141 1 . President — Chris Cliflord 6. Activities — Kay Beyer Girls ' League fh 4 i ' Vj . 2. 1 St Vice Pres. — Marina Carasco 7. Publicity — Pam Lowe 3. 2nd Vice Pres. — Carrie Estrada 8. Fashions — Stacy Rollins 1 1 . Girlof-Month — Vicky Breuman 1 2. Historian — Sandy Stanfield T3. Soph. Rep. — Shanna Hagaman 1 42 Girls ' League Board Attains Success 4. Secretary — Linda Shook 9. Council Dir. — Cindy Clark Girls ' League Board 1978-79 Girls ' League Board worked hard on several activities this year. They started out the year by presenting HiJinx Plus. In January, they sponsored the traditional Girls ' League Winter Formal which was held at the South Coast Plaza Hotel. In the spring, they put on Girls ' Week which was climaxed by the annua Hawkins Dance. The Advisors to Girls ' League were helpful. The League Board has had an extremely successful year. 15. Mrs. Mitchell I Sadie 1978-79 Girls ' Allison LaLone Girls ' League Board 143 O n a;) CO Girl ' s League Winter Formal K! H ■■ B M ■ V5rL -xfc K IH Tllft L 1 h k. ' ifl hh ■ i ■ ' wy -i f ' -f 1 1 1 vjiMfl H ■ KL ' ' , ' - ' .-. . - ' -- B B a 1 1 . At this year ' s Winter Formal, Lynda Kemp, Brent Brakebill, Randy MacOonald, Martha Smith, Cheryl Staley, and Ron Mitchell had a rip-roaring time. 2. Guy Livesay and Pam Hix got r]ice and cozy. 3. A very romantic evening was had by Lee Senese and Gayle Flanders. Winter Formol Mi 146 Listen to the ' Whispers of Winter ' % J ■T -- ' 1 An imitation of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers was done by Carl Cheffers and Jody Millard 2. Shelly Shipman and Larry Pena totally ' Go foritii • 3 Lon Wickes, Alex Martinez and Karen States exchange a tew |okes 4 As the couples entered. Ihey were greeted by the Freshman Hostesses 5 Doug Gudehus, Sue Howard, Nuvia Magana. and Bill Coffman en]oyed their Shirley Temples ' 6 Tisha Smith and Todd Van Dorn really got into It 7 Lovebirds Ron DaSilva and Sandy Winberry cuddled for a snapshot Winter Formal 147 148 mm • m- 1! V i 4 9?4 i ,i f Damon Allen and Lupe Ganbay discuss their party plans for after the dance with Andy Ytuarte. 2. Susan Graybill smiled when Pat Capnoli whispered sweet nothings in her ear. 3. Felicia Fresquez fought off Rueben Luna when he went into a fit of passion. 4. Mick Thoman told Karen Eckland to Smile for the cameraman. 5. Kim Kennedy decided that a tie was appropriate for the occasion. 6. The band Hour Glass performed throughout the evening. A fast number drew Chuck Partridge and Syndi Moye to the dance floor. 8. Lisa Torrez and Gina Jessop got together with a friend. Winter Formal 149 150 Winter Formal mmmf-. 1 . Laura Homan and her date flashed their Pepsodent smiles. 2. Love seemed to be in Joaneil Luymes ' eyes as she danced to a slow tune. 3. Roxanne Williams and Ray Courtwright had that Disco Fever that just wouldn ' t stop. (Bum thai Mother Down!!) 4. Mike Chavez kept Lori Garrett and Susan Rasmussen entertained. 5. Shanik Broussalian and Barry Brakebill mingled in the lobby. 6. On hand to keep order were Mr. Mrs. Bill Smith. 7. Dave MoHitt hit the dance floor just in time to catch a fast song. 8. Sue Dwyer found her date very interesting. 9. Scott Archer tenderly touched Sharon Myers ' ha nds and gazed into her eyes. Wintar Formal 151 I © H - H%l- - ' '  ■ M ilJ ' J? ■ 7 ' :? . ' ?;•=•• ir:?i ' t J : L . i i ns . [ % r « l J iMimiim 1 . Dimple Darlings: Heather Bently, Debbie Bosack, Dianne Kring, Doreen Kring, Allison LaLonde, Lourie Leon, Bonnie Lawrence, Eileen O ' Leary, Susan Pope, Treasa Quinlin, Josey Tobido, Sylvia Ruiz, Patty Sarmes, Michele Saueria, Frances Tebbe. 2. The Dimple Darlings received the highest honor of the night. Sweepstakes and Pops. 3. Doreen Kring displays her talent as she dances her way to SweepstakeS- 4. Andrea Houser and Kelly Epiing dance their way to the streets of Hollywood. 5. Dazzling Directors of the Hollywood Hills; Julie Bates, Diane Dophiede. Kathleen EpIing, Debbie Fleming, Juliane Gorham, Christie Lmton, Yvonne Maldonado, Carol Martinez, Elise Meyers, Donna Napolitano, Tracy Patterson, LouAnn Torrence, Debbie Villasenor. Christy Wada, Andrea Houser, Nancy Davis. Hi-Jinx 1 53 1 54 Hi-Jinx Vj m y- U Road to Hollywood 1 . The Fabulous Flitlin ' Flappers: Barbara Allen, Shawn Broussalian, Debbie Daken, Pattie Edwards, Deeanna Granato, Nika Hayorlh, Melody George, Heidi Horvath, Carrie Moore, Roseanna Ragusa, Shawn Ritto, Lisa Spalding, Dana Suhr, Debbie Rhomsen, Trina, Lissa Ulbrich, Deanne Warner, Ernestine Ybarra. 2. The style of the roaring 20 ' s rolls through the gym. 3. Diane Karch, Cindy Kimball and Liz Warner disco down. 4. The Laurels and Hardys hit the town and party down. 5. The Pink Pantherettes strut their stuff. 6. Paramount Pink Pantherettes: Gerry Carrasco, Cathy Close, Wendy Flanagon, Lisa Friss, Shert Henigas, Alidon Hurst, Sheri Shelters, Lisa Shift, Chris Shoemaker, Donna Shipman, Donetle Vealitzek, Jannell Yelverton. 7. The Laurel and Hardy Party: Bryn Ryan, Kim Flammini, Susan Hernandez, Diane Karch, Cindy Kimball, Monique Morrow, Anna Sorenson, Shiela Southern, Mandy Smith, Cindy Stockton, Tammy Stockton, Cindy Strain, Liz Warner, Sandy Watson, Laura Wynd, Karen Yoder. 8. Deeanna Granato strikes a pose. Make That i Jk Mm i BH H pnBiiB MIB-. Take 1 . Continuity: Elaine Davis, Debbie Deaves, John Duran, Karen Eckland, Julie Herold, Lee Norton, Jennifer Malone, Cheryl Staley, Todd VanDorn. 2. Continuity comes down after a high powered performance. 3. The Tropical Twisters, Nuvia Magana, Jeanne Worley stir up a storm. 4. Marina Carrasco, First Vice President of Girls League Board heads up Hl-JInx Plus. 5. Debbie Deaves, John Durran and Elaine Davis look over the crowd. 6. Continuity finishes up with a salute to Hollywood. 7. Kelly Agulrre displays her ■ ' Fancy Fingerwork. 8. Darren Pritchard makes the crowd swoon with his inspiring vocals. Hi-Jinx 157 F.U.N, at M.U.N. 158 M.U.N. 1 f t M.U.N. 159 Our World. . 1 . Friendliest Freshmen, Hobe Runion and Christie Linton. 2. Hot e and Christie show just how friendly they really are. 3. A.S.B. President, Jody Millard, welcomes the students to Calhi. 4. Scott Gruendyke and Dan Laica show off their sexy legs. 5. Just a few of the Super Seniors. 6. During the Congress skit, the Calhi gym was transformed into a barn. 7. The assembly closes with the traditional Alma Mater. 8. Yell Leader, Lynda Kemp, falls for the crowd. 160 Welcome Assembly Welcome to It Welcome Assembly 161  v 4. . V. 1 •. ■ QluE n JauniE WaLLacE oans. llXi uum£.± arriL oomz 1 . Jayme Wallace shows her excitement as Or CantleY crowns her the 1979 Homecoming Queen 2. The Queen looks on as her court is being photographed 3. Jayme escorted by Alex Etseatf, walks proudly down the aisle during the Homecoming Assembly. 4. Jayme looks out to the crowd after being crowned Queen. Court 165 L ' ' ;« v , B 1 . i T! ■■ iHl|H| H| I ' n ! 5 ! M P ' ■ -— — - 1 -•« ,-j j IB ' 1 1 r??i . ■ I ' ' Kay Beyer escorted by Scott Maryott Ann Brounshidle escorted by Chip Bishop A --S Ellen Coleman escorted by Bob Marchese Kelly Davenport escorted by KenO ' Guinn Elaine Davis escorted by Guy Livesay Kay Beyer, Debbie Deaves, Pam Eicholtz and Kelly Davenport show their pride, singing the Alma Mater. Homecoming 167 Ken O ' Guinn, Xavier Jasso, Richard Harris and Pat Caprioli kick back after the assembly. Debi Deaves escorted by Darren Pritchard Barbara Meyer escorted by Scott Gruendyke Jody Millard escorted by Rick Hall 1 68 Homecoming Katie Whittingham escorted by Pat Caprioli Katie Whittingham was proud to have been chosen as a Homecoming Semi. Calhi Gets Fired Up! 1 . The cheerleaders promoted spirit at the Bonfire Pep Rally. 2. The Football Players know that Calhi is number one! 3. Sandy Buckner, a spirited Senior, cheers the Condors on to another victory. 4. Steve Chamberlin, better known as Mr. Spirit , gives a cheer for the team. 5. The Bon Fire burned brightly enough to light up the night sky. 6. Karri Franco shows that she is Too Hot To Trot. 7. The Football Players get firedup for the big game. 8. The cheering crowd looks on as the Bon-Fire roars. 1 70 Bon-Fire Rally ■en-Fira RoHy 171 1 71 Christmas Cheer Condors Spread Christmas Cheer 1 . Council members gather around to admire the finished product. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, Todd Van Dorn and Julie Harold help usher in the Holiday season 3. The awesome Senior team dazzles the crowd. 4. This poster informed everyone that Christmas Cheer Week had begun. 5. The Freshmen tried hard, but found that they could not overcome their fearless opponents. 6. Kim Cline tells Santa her Christmas wishes. Disco Fever Ignites! 1 . MIzzourl Foxx strikes again. 2. Angel Lee and Jeff McCann strut a new step. 3. The Cigarette Gang smoke out on the steps. 4. Jill Austin, Tom Bailey, and Steve Bromberg boogie the night away. 5. Rhonda Mora and Katie Whittingham take a break from the dancing routine. 6. Larry Leibrock, alias John Travolta , shows a move. 1 74 Donees mm - ,Jf ■■ ' ■ ' fi M i A. H H 1 Donees 1 75 YOU CAN ' T TAKE 176 Foil Play IT WITH YOU 1. Judy Sau nderson Can ' t believe she ate the whole thing. 2. Margaret Crowell and Rick Sharlow took a big part in this year ' s Fall Play 3. The Fall Play was a big hit with the help of a very talented cast. 4. Mark Busheager and Nathalie Merrill act out a very dramatic scene 5. Let go of me, I have to go to a Toga Party 6. Disgust overcomes Todd Van Dorn with the craziness of the Kirby Family 7. Kathy Easton says, This is the real me. w Fall Play 177 • Jl Foreigners Add Spice to Calhi Customs This has been the most fantastic year in my life. I have enjoyed every minute of it. When I left Sweden last summer, I couldn ' t believe that I was going to California. I had heard so many wonderful things about it, and I found out that Cali- fornia is exactly as fantastic as everybody told me. I have met a lot of great people and I have so many friends here now, so I ' m sure that it ' s going to be hard to leave every- thing behind now when I go back to my country. I ' m going to miss my American family especially. They are fantastic and they gave me a beautiful time here in the U.S. With- out them this year wouldn ' t have been anything. lag alskar er alia och jag kommer a! drig attglomma er. Susanna Gising Sweden How do you like it here? That ' s the first question everyone asked me. My answer was always something like: Oh it ' s ok . . . The reason for not exclaiming immediately that I LOVE to be here is that of course there have been moments that have not been so enjoyable. Generally speaking my year has been a rich and pleasant experi- ence, and at least almost everybody has been kind and understanding. Some of you have become such good friends of mine that I will remember you long after I ' ve gone back to Fin- land. Thanks to you all for a wonderful year here in California. And . . . Moi caan ja hyvaaa jat-koa kaikille. Olli Juvonen Finland •Ir M f fW .. It B ' . BI B ' S ' t L_ ■ ' r fc ;  m :_ - How can I explain in a few words all my feelings about this experi- ence? It ' s really great. Every day I discover new things, little things that give me an idea of this beauti- ful country. The first days at school were so difficult for me. Everybody asked questions about me and my country and I couldn ' t understand anything, but the days are always getting better. All the people are very nice with me, and they help me if I have any problems. At last, I want to thank my family, the Davises, and all the things that they do for me, also my friends at school (especially those that helped me to open the locker the first days). Gerardo Ferrero Argentina 1 78 Exchonge Students J Clubs of Calhi Bring the Year Along Interclub Council President: Jill Austin, „ „ ,, „□ InterclubCouncil: J.Steves, E.Schneider, B Meyer, A. Martinez, D. Morrill, R Morrill, R. Mitchell H Chu, R. KIrkpatrick, J, Saunderson, D. Leyk, C. Linton, V. Berumen, C Clifford, C. Clark D Jessop, Justin, K. Mitchell, C. Bishop, K. Owen, T. Bailey, S. Maryott, S, McKnight, J. Juarez, C. Daniels, S. Guerrero, J. Herold, L. Clifford, S. Bromberg, K Whittingham, M France, and G. Long. Girls ' League Council: Front Row: Karen Spees, Cindy Clark, Sandy Buckner Karen Eckland, Sndi Moye, Nancy Samples, Heide Smith, Nancy Taylor Back Row: Kim Williams. Barbara Allen, Kim Logan, Lisa Rams, Tracy Slivkoff, Cherie Fort, Anita Juhola, Carol Martinez, Donna Shipman Chess Club: Archie Asawa, Mike France, Jeff McCarthy, Doug Jessop, Mike Morris, Jeff Croy, Michael Spaulding, Rene Putinier, Vincent Tabata, Dennis Zaritsky. :- 4 ' VI ! Jp UM HI iAxB BBTfl r k . Hn mvk V V « •V V • _ V V V • 9 a V 6 V • V r V H Future Business Leaders of America: Bob Moffitt, Mark Smith, Dennis Lasstufka. Second Row: Yuonne Macias, Joanna Tocco, Lisa Homan, Laura Severson, Sylvia Ruiz, Teresa Quinlam, Susan Pope, Carol Haener. Third Row: Kelly Mitchill, David Starkman, Chris Pederson, Corine Gershbacher, Denise Leyk, Kim Logan, Jim Evans, Tracy Slivkoff, Ted Luymes. 180 Clubs History Club: Andy Andreoll, Jill Austi, Tom Bailey, David Beyer, Ed Billings, Lynn Blankenship, Jeff Blosizies, Eric Braham, Steve Bromberg, Chris Clifford, Karen Coster, Steve Cox, Mike Czarnecki, Henry Chu, Deena Daniluk, Kelly Davenport, Elaine Davis, Craig Dickens, Gayle Flanders, Steve Gardia, Lori Garrett, CorineGerschbacker, Richard Golen, Dan Gribble, Marilyn Heck, Julie Herold, Sue Herrara, Andy Hobson, Lee Horton, Yong Ho Son, Diane Huff, Ann Huitema, David Hui, Doug Jessip, Laura Jordon, Ellen Keck, Brian Knight, Paul Knight, Dan Lacia, Steve Leyba, Pam Lowe, Richard Luna, Randy MacDonald, Leonard MacLaughlin, Scott Maryott, Jody Millard, Kelly Mitchell, Doug Morrill, Dave Moffitt, Barbara Meyer, Kirk Owen, Mark Peter, Janice Quails, Gary Reed, Felicia Reyes, Stacy Rollins, Ed Romero, Nancy Samples, Heidi Smith, Martha Smith, Myron Slowskei, Won Sock Son, Cheryl Staley, Travis Stockman, Brian Symmes, Nancy Taylor, Becky Tonkovich, Janelle Weaver, Bob Wells, Sheri Woodward, Beverly Woss. Photo Club: Mike Arnet, Archie Asawa, Richard Collins, Charlie Daniels, Bill Dowe, David Edmundson, Steve Guerrero, Joni Ivie, Olli Juworen, Jeff McCarthy, Laura McDermott, Tern IVlcOermott, Mark Samgree, Micheal Spalding, Chris Tomlinson. Ski Club: Karen Aguirre, Scott Archer, Diane Arnold, Barbara Beauchamp, Lynn Blankenship, Shan Brousalian, Adrianne Brown, Claudia Burton, Laurie Callinan, Henry Carletello, Marina Carrasco, Greg Carroll, Lisa Clifford, Kathy Close, Bill Coffman, Kelly Collins, Henry Chu, Mike Culhane, Debbie Daiken, Michelle Dawson, Kerri Davis, Lisa Durham, Richard Dyer, Tami Dyer, Cherie Fort, Karen Eckland, Corine Gerschbacher, Dan Gribble, Rhanda Hora, Mark Hudson, Mark Iving, Donna Jackson, Janet Juarez, Beth Kanavos, Roxanne Kazanjian, Charia Kirlon, Dan Lacia, Nuvia Magena, Linda Marshall, Karen Matossian, Lenard McLaughlin, Sherry fvlersits, Dave Moffitt, Laura Morgan, Syndi Moye, Sharon Myers, Lisa Nobile, Chuck Patridhe, Jamy Parsons, Becky Persa, Joe Preston, Don Quatrochi, Roseanna Hagusa, Marco Reveles, Diane Rodriguez, Angela Roses, Bryn Ryan, Kathy Sargint, Cheryl Saxon, Carol Schoensiegel, Nancy Simpson, Jody Sittler, Mark Skolnick, Myron Slowski, V. Stinson, Kim White, Katie Whittingham, Sandy Zeis. T R N M T Expanded Horizons: C Abree C Alva I Amador F Baruch N Bettencoun A Carreno 8 Chavez C Chavez Chavez Conlreras Cortez Duran Forness R Garcia A Gonzalez A Gonzalez M Gonzalez S Gonzalez V. Gonzalez K. Gurrero T. Gutirrez M Hernandez T King G. Long T Marquez A, Mendosa D. Mora B Perez A. Rodriguez E Salazar D. Sheppard E Valdez C. Vasquez M, Williams Thespians: M, Blanchard M Crowell A Gomez Hawley Horlon Jackson Kirkpatrick Krege Leibrock J. Moody M Peter J Saunderson L. Sheneburger K, Smith K, Taylor L. Weigman K. Franco Drama Club: T, Van Dorn N. Merrill R. Kirkpattrick L, Sheneburger R. Sharlow S. Jauch J. Saunderson K, Taylor L. Weigman C. Easton K. Kresge L. Leibrock C- Hawley K, Smith K Mitchell M, Stepp T. Richardson J. Ellwood K. McCarthy C. Jackson C. Burton K. McClure J. Quails W. Son M. Peter K. Smith J. Bates S. Jarch L. Durham C. Kincald S. Stabile B. Berries 1 irt Club: First Row: Lynn Blankenship, Lydia Sandoval, Dorothy Hudson. Second Row: Bob iornes, Arlene Villanuena, Kimmie Johnson, Kathy Easton, Joanell Luymes, Pam Lowe, Doona ackson, Danny Barrena, Gail Roener. Girl of the Month Committee: First Row Tracy Peterman, Robbin McClain, Vicky Berumen, Debbie Daiken, Nancy Dauer Second Row: Donna Golem, Dana Suhr, Linda Marshall, Sandy Rollins, and Pam Hoyt. Pep Club: J Bates L. Ringman J Gorham S Haindiges A, Lee J Elliot J Juarez L. Carter T VanDorn Y Ybarra D Napalitano P, Caroll B Meyer G. Flanders J, Herold L. Padilla E Davis S. Woodward A Houser K Smith K. Yoder M Grarillo J Sitlar D, Daiken P Eicholtz L. Marshall S. Taffoya D Enos B. Woss A Woss D Suhr A Grochowski V Achen C. Martinez C, Moye D Hendricks S Pope L, Manning L Nobile J. Parsons International Club: First Row: L. Schneberger A. Huitema A. Asawa M Crowell K Mitchell C. Flores J. Quails C. Flores D Schiff Y Ho Son M Czarnicki M. Peter Y. Macias D. Leyk 0. Juvonen H. Rieenour Clubs 183 Calhi Presents: Once Upon a Mattress 184 Musical Musical 185 1 . It ' s Love at first sight for Kelly Mitchell and Cathy Easton. 2. Leonard McLaughlin and Caria Jackson bow down for the Queen and her son. 3. CarIa Jackson and Leonard McLaughlin take time to pose for a picture. 4. It looks like Lisa Glidden doesn ' t like birds too well. 5. Judy Saunderson says to CarIa Jackson, I Can ' t Believe Youl! 186 Musical Girl ' s Week i■ ' Sadie Hawkins Dance , Musical ' ccalaureate Commencement Last Day of School ■ ' i. w. SI M 1 88 Faculty jt.L ■ - jfr ' ' %i •lit? % ' t AT. Iff ♦, L- -A : i .♦•-. Faculty 189 Previous Principal Parks; Cantley Drives in Congratulations to the Annual Staff and to the Student Body of 1 978-79. You should take pride on the many accom- plishments that have been made here in Condor Country this year. I find It encouraging to see that you are not only gaming the knowledge you will need for a successful life, but you are also learning to apply that knowledge to make the world around you a better place. I would remind each of you that knowledge without common sense is folly; without method it is waste; without kindess it is fanaticism; and without con- cern for other people it is meaningless. But with common sense, it is wisdom; with method it is power; with character it is beneficence; and with concern for others it is fulfillment. I wish each of you a healthful, happy and productive future. AtctxJA. cLat Dr. Bruce Cantley Principal Bruce A. Cantley, Principal Mrs. Pat Chavez Principal ' s Secretary •Dear Honey . 1 90 Faculty ■P Mr. William Johnson Coordinator, Career Center Administrators Are Boss This sign doesn ' t seem to be too effective. ' Mr. Morris Padia Asst. Principal of Bus. Act. Mr. Padia discusses the trash problem with G. Dickason. Dr. Warren Stevenson Assistant Principal Foculty 191 Counselors Run the Course Leo, I ' m talking to you. Mr. Leo Fessenden Head Counselor Mrs. Dolores Avilez Freshman Counselor Mr. George Danciu Sophomore Counselor Mr. Robert Heard Senior Counselor Mr. Robert Morton Junior Counselor Mr. Ed Vanderhoven Sophomore Counselor 192 Faculty Mrs. Julia Banuelos Attendance Mrs. Jill Kerl Attendance Mrs. Bobbie Mcintosh Guidance Mrs. Jane Plumley Guidance Mrs. Ten Rogers Curriculum Mrs. Julia Robles Mam Mrs. Ellie Swift Curriculum Secretaries Run Off Mrs. Anne Travis AudiaVisual Mrs, Willie Jo Turner Activities INDEGESTION Foculty 193 Mr. Clarence Beck Ceramics, Dept. Chairman Mrs. Carole Davis Photo FARRAH II Art Creates a Scene Mrs. Antonia Rodriguez Art I, II, III, IV Mrs. Davis seems to be laughing at her own joke. 1 94 Faculty Mr. Darwin Chang Fund. Chem., Science, Dept. Chairman Mr. Ronald Tebbs Life Science Mr. Leslie Atlerbury Chemistry, Basic Math Mr Oscar Olson Adv. Biology, Life Science Science Labs It Up Where did I put those tests? What ' s up Doc? Faculty 1 95 English Does It Write Mrs. Irma Hughes Amer. Modern Lit. Dept. Chairman Mr. Del Bremicker Mass Media, Public Speaking Mr. John Gulack English III, Choir, Band I can ' t believe this. ' Mrs. Eleanor Horner Reading Improvement Mr. Frank Kerr English I, Creative Writing Mrs. BillieLe Clear English II, III, Amer. Lit. Mr. Darrell Mathews English I, Theater Arts 1 96 Faculty 1 K . J 1 1 1 Mrs. Sharon Mitchell Advanced Comp., Mass Media Mr, Donald Orr Eng. II, Newsstaff, Journalism Mr. Robert Rebman English I, II, Humanities You didn ' t finish Comp. 5? ' I thought I put the money in. Mrs. Donna Russell English Dept. Aide Mr. Donald Smith English I, American Lit. Mrs. Tomasine Smith English II, English Lit. Focolty 1 97 History Does It . . . Mr. Geoffrey Chow US History, Department Chairman ' I ' ll give you the Rams and take 10. Mr. Steve Brummer World History, Social Studies, Driver Ed., Sr. Math Mr. George Dayhuff Social Studies, World History, Humanities That razor sure gave me a close shave. ' Mr. John Halliday World History, Water Polo Coach Mrs. Pat Hodges Social Studies, Health, P.E. 198 Faculty Mr. Lew Jones Student and the Law, English III, Track Coach Ms. Jaquellne McCauley Government, Congress, Career Center Mr. Timothy Murphy U.S. History, Government . . . Around the World ' Wanted dead or alive. Why won ' t they listen? Mr. Kenneth Rawlinson Government, U.S. History Mrs. Frances Redmond Health, Psychology Mr. William Smith California History, Health, Basketball Coach Foculty 199 Math Figures It Out Mr. Clyde Corcoran Algebra I, II, Math Anal, Dept, Chairman Miss Sandra Cohick Basic Math, Algebra I, Geometry Mr. Robert Stoica Geometry, Algebra I, Sr. Math Mr. David Swenson Basic Math, Driver Ed., Ensemble Mr. Robert Wiggins Sr. Math, Geometry Mr. Swenson sings a tune in his spare time. ' Mean, ornery and hard to get along with. ' You don ' t want to do that. ' 200 Foculty Language Says It All Mrs. Joyce Freeman Spanish I, II, III, IV, Dept. Chairman Mr. Michael Bernardo Spanish I, II, Reading Improvement Mr. James C. Stockton Spanish I, II, Annual Staff Mr. Nelson Swarthout French I, II, German, World History ' The cool cat. ' ' U for the day. Focully 201 Business Ed. Uses That Type Mr. Sigurd Esselstrom Typing, Dept. Chairman Mr. William McGrath Typing, General Business Mrs. Lois Neptune Office Machines, Typing, Business English Mr. Cross shows his bright smile. Mr. Keith Cross Salesmanship, Merchandising Mr. Thomas McDonnell Shorthand, Office Machines You dirty rat, replies Mr. Esselstrom. 202 Faculty H Mr Lester Marshall Wood 1. Dept. Chairman Mr, Coronel Amnason Auto I, II Mr. Dan Bradley Gen. Drafting, Senior Math Mr Rey Guevara Industrial Crafts Industrial Arts Gets in a Fix Mr. Robert Telmos Auto Shop Mr. John Hammond Machine Shop ' I ' m fixing my spark plug cleaner! ' A member of the Calhi mafia. Faculty 203 fm P.E. Gives Us the . . . I ' ve had a hard day. ' Mrs. Jaqueline Warren P.E. Dept. Chairman Mr. George Angelo Boys Locker Room Attendant Mrs. Lillian Goldman Girls Locker Room Attendant Student teacher, Mr. Davis, shows his grateful grin. Mr. Ron Hales P.E., Football Coach 204 Faculty Mr. Bob Lancaster P.E., Baseball Coach Mr. Jay Roundy P.E., Soccer Coach Mrs. Pat McClelland P.E., Tennis Coach • . Run Around ' The Indians are coming. ' ' I told him a sweep to the right . J R retrieves the ball. Faculty 205 Mr. Norman Bineau Mrs. Susan Charlton Mrs. Barbara Falconer Special Education Has Mr. Jon Kilburn Mrs. Stella Port Mrs. Doris Russo T.A. Ms. Sandler is surprised by the camera. Ms. Bork helps out the best she can. 206 Faculty Miss Alice Salcido Mrs. Mary Simpson Mr. Donald Terry That Special Touch Mr Herman Travers Mr. Marvin Tweedy Mr Travers helps out an interested student. Faculty 207 Mrs, Ann Beveridge Home Economics Mrs. Norma Kerr Accompanist Special People Have No Place to Go Mr. Denton Porter Librarian Mr. Robin Wright Campus Security Mrs. Norma Kerr, our favorite Madrigal pianist. Robin Wright takes his daily patrol route. 208 Faculty Cafe Ladies, Get Cookin ' Mrs Ann Pfeiffer Left to Right: Evelyn Sedita, Mary Wakefield, Pauline Shubin Janitors, Can it! Left to Right: Bob Munoz, Augie Soria, Jack Jacobson, Joe Dinato, George Dickison Focuify 209 1 ;! ,■■ --P ' llf- ' ig - Sporta 211 CIF Challenges Varsity Coaches: Lancaster, Hales, Guevara, Chang 212 Varsity Football The 1978 Varsity Football sea son was one the team could be proud ot After a weak pre season, that began with a 7 6 loss to Cerriios, Calhi came back and beat Lowell 7 0- The regular season proved to be the nx)st successful in Calhi ' s history The team went undefeated, 7 0, and this qualified them tor the CIF playoffs where the challenging competition began. The first round was played at Calhi in which the team won handily over Mark Keppel, 28 1 4 After this win, the Condors travelled to Burroughs of Burbank The Condors were outsized, but their speed and agility proved to be more effective than the opponent ' s size, and the Condors won 10 6 This qualified them for the semi finals, where they met the champs of 1977, The Condors showed a lot of Spirit and gave them a lough game that went into overtime, but the team lost to Temple City 34 31 Many of the team members earned individual honors: Bob Maatala and Scott McKnight were named to the AIICIF teams Bob Maatala was also named the Whitmont League ' s lop Defensive Player All Leagers were: First Team Ken Ogumn, Scott Archer, Doug Stroup, Bob Maatala. Doug Homan, Chris Perez, Guy Livesay. and Steve Chamberhn, Second Team: Steve Sheppard, Randy McDonald, Richard Harris, Darren Prilchard, and Scott McKnighl. Whitmont League Champs Randy MacDonald RobThomann Bernle Blanco Darren Pntchard 4 1 Richard Harris Xavier Jasso Varsity Football 2 1 3 Doug Stroup Bill Esplnosa Steve Chamberlin Scoti McKnight 1 . Captains Steve Chamberlin and Bill Espinosa make the decision on a penalty. 2. Doug Stroup outruns a Sierra defender to receive the pass. 3. Doug Stroup, Randy McDonald, and John Murphy come off the field for a rest. John Tighe John Murphy 214 Football David Moore James Evans J t Ken Oguinn mw . Steve Sheppard Tom Darrigo Jeff Bloszies Craig Fuchs Richard Golem Jeff Russell Drew Dickerson Football 21 S w. Brent Brakebill Doug Homan Fred Rios Scott Archer Brian Symmes Bruce Middleton 216 Varsity Football 1 . Sophomore Doug Homan expresses his feelings about Calhi ' s CIF football victory over Mark Keppell. 2. Coach Hales talks to his source through the headphones during one of the Calhi games. 3. Senior Bob Maattala was one of many happy Condors after their first round CIF victory, 4. Richard Harris rolls around the right side of the line for a touchdown against fVlark Keppel in the first round of CIF. Varsity Football 217 Soph-Frosh Show Much Promise The 1978 Soph Frosh Football Team, coached by Mr. Brad ley and Mr. Silvett had a very good season. They finished their regular season play with a respectable record of five wins, zero losses, and two ties. However, this was only good enough to earn them second place. Outstanding players for this year ' s squad were Chris Duarte, Brian Espmosa, Bob Esquivel, Brian Hambim, Jim Hester, and Fritz Saalmann. Because of the suc- cess of this year ' s team, there is a lot of promise shown for the future Varsity football teams of Calhi. 1 . Coach Silvett talks over the play with Freshman Ray Zambroski. Coaches: Mr. Bradley and Mr. Silvett. C -;i l Soph Frosh Football: Row 1: J. Cox, G. Winkler, S. Jauch, J. Cox, F. Baruch. Row 2: R. Botich, B. Watson, C. Duarte, S. Hutton, T. Klingfus, S. Macdonald, M. Carras, D. Franklin, L. Cough, S. Sutherland, B. Pituch, Row 3: S. Kellogg, J. Monti|o, B, Esquivel, R. Johns, V. Torres, R. Mora, B. Simmons, S. Anderson, B. Hamblin, D. Hood, M. Gri)alva, Mgr. J. Jacobson. Row 4: B. Espmosa, J. Kaiser, F. Saalmann, T. Mass, J. Hester, B. Hopkins, S. Smith, J. Del Toro, K. Shell- hammer. 2 1 8 Soph Frosh Football Robert Gully Harriers Fight Hard Mr. Jones John Kiser ' • - ' • ' Vr l Tim Cano Scott Maryott Lyie Dodd Kirk Owen Ed Romero Scott Maryott and LyIe Dodd fight for first. Bill Bland Ed Billings Steve Hailstone Eric Austin Boy ' s Cross Country 2 1 9 The 1978 Boy ' s Varsity Cross Country season was very suc- cessful considering the injuries which plagued the team. The league was denied its number one runner, John Kiser, because of injury. The Varsity squad ' s Ed Billings was also out for the same reason. Despite these drawbacks. All Leaguer Scott Mar yott. Century Club member Tim Cano, and Captain Lyie Dodd led the team to a third place finish with a record of 5 2, and the privilege to travel to the CIF prelims. 1 Patrick Owen. Damon Allen, and Ron Borden surround a Pioneer runner 2 Kirk Owen and Ed Romero stay close in the race. 3 Tim Cano gives it all he ' s got. Opposite Page 1 . Kim Williams and Beth Peters were the team ' s stat keepers. 2 Steve Dwyer and Ed Romero stay neck and neck 3 Members ot all teams take a break to relax between races 220 Boy ' s Cross Country Young Harriers Show Promise Soph Frosh Cross Country: Row 1: J. Keitt, R. Wong, L. Valle, J. Snow. Row 2: R. Garber, T. Flowers, E. Braham, R. Wells. Boy ' i Croii Country 221 Squids Make a Splash Mr. Halliday Richard Luna Andy Andreoli Bob Marchese I Chris Leyba Steve Leyba Steve Mass Doug Morrill 222 Boy ' tWatwPolo Travis Stockman The 1978 Boy ' s Varsity Water Polo Team had a disap pointing season this year. The mam reason for their record of 16 in league play was the inexperience of the many members of the squad who were younger, with only two Seniors participating. However, All League Honorable Mention went to Senior Travis Stockman for his outstand ing play. Senior Doug Morrill held up the goalie position, with outstanding play from Scott Gruendyke, Steve Leyba, and Richard Luna. The Soph Frosh season was comparable to that of the Varsity. They finished the season with a record of 3 4. Both teams were coached by Mr. Halliday. 1 Richard Luna looks for a pass opening 2 An unidentified Soph Frosh player protects the ball from an oppo nent. 3 The Varsity team talks over strategy during a time out 4 Mark Skolnick releases a pass towards the goal. 6 Bob Marchese passes into the hole. 6. Richard Luna swims to receive the pass. 7 Goalie Jeff McCarthy gets ready to pass from the goal. tt- 1 : 1 1 1 iju! Soph Frosh Water Polo Row 1 S Schoonover, G Fountain, J Lucas Row 2 S Souders. J McCarthy. R Miller, P Davis Boy jWalef Polo 223 Soccer Fights for Coals Coach Roundy Tom Bailey Jeff Bloszies Robert Borntregger Brian Hamblin Doug Thomann dribbles the ball down the field. Mark Hudson Michael Hernandez Steve Leyba John Lucy Robert Marchese 224 Boy ' s Soccer I Alex Martinez Berlin Martinez Dave Moff itt Richard Miske Doug Thomann The 1978-79 Boy ' s Soccer season was a very difficult one. With the Whitmont League including the two top rated teams in CIF, Pioneer and Montebello, the games were all very tough. Calhi ' s Soccer team has only been in existence for the past two years and this also hindered their strength. In the future, with the coaching of Mr. Roundy, Calhi hopes to build a stronger team in league competition. 1 . Brian Hamblin slides in for a kick against top rated Montebello. 2. Jeff Bloszies with the help of Doug Thomann, dribbles around a Montebello player. Bertin Martinez comes up to help. Hoopsters Hang Tough Richard Rounds jumps higher to give Calhi the advantage. Freshman Bill Reese shows his stuff attempting to block another Sierra score. 226 Rob Zagorski John Tighe Paul White Doug Stroup 1 1 J 1 M V r the basket Dan Laica Ernie Fresquez Richard Harris Chuck Estrada Ron Bordon Uaymond Allen Mr Smith Mgr JackJacobson 1 . Freshman Bill Reese drives to the bucket against Monte Vista. 2. Doug Stroup goes up for a possible three point play. 3. Despite Dan Laica ' s being guarded from the front and back, he sinks thi3 jump shot. 4. Richard Harris drives tor an easy two points against Sierra. 22S Basketboll 1 . Jim Tilton looks for the possible fastbreak pass. 2. Dave Gayton easily hits this fifteen footer against Whittier, 3. Vince Torres |umps high for the rebound. 4. Doug Homan sinks this crucial |ump shot. 5. Coach Bradley 6. Soph Frosh Team: Kneeling: D. Kraft, S. MacDonald, S. Hutton, and R. Cendeias. Standing: D. Homan, J. Tilton, J. Vintges, B. Espinosa, R. Rounds, R Henry, K Tyson, R. Rounds, D. Gayton, J. Kaiser. V. Torres, M. Whitaker, and B. Watson. Basketball 229 230 Swimmers Look to the Future The 1978 79 Boys Varsity Swim Team, coached by Mr Halliday, finished their regular league competition with a record of 2 6, and an overall record of 3 1 0. With only two Seniors on the team, the swimmers did as well as could be expected. With such a young team, the Condor swimmers have high hopes for the coming years. 1 . Junior Dave Beyer leaps high off the starting stand into the race. 2. As the opponent trails behind, Richard Luna vies for the win. Coach Halliday Richard luna Steve Mass Ross Miller and Jack Lucas Andy Andreoli Dave Beyer PatCaprioli Scott Gruendyke Doug Morrill Joe Preston I High Heights for Tracksters Early predictions had to be made, for the track season had just gotten underway. The Varsity team had great potential for becoming the 1 979 Whitmont League Champs. Early meets, Montebello and Brea Olinda Relays was an excellent demonstration of their abilities. New head coach, Mr. Tebbs, expressed that Calhi has the best natural talent to work with. With the help of Coach Stenson, Coach Hagens, Coach Keys and Coach McMillian the tracksters can go far. In the mile, John Kiser looked very good early in the season. Robert Gulley dominated the 440, and Xavier Jasso was on the comeback trail in sprints. Hurdlers Richard Rounds, Jimmie Evans, and Pat Caprioli looked excellent. Jeff Bloszies, Randy MacDonald and Darren Pritchard all excelled in their certain field events. An injury free season will lead to great success for the 1 979 tracksters. -- •■ r ,u3iii A good throw by Gary Reed. SPRINTERS HURDLERS Hard practices can make Winners Row 1: P. Caprioli, J. Del Torro, S. Smith, J. Fretz, M. Bravo, F Baruch, D. Adame. Row 2: R. Gulley, J. Evans, X Jasso, B. Espinosa, R. Rounds, S. Chamberlin, D. Jessop. MIDDLE DISTANCE Row 1 : T. Phillips, M. Bravo, J. Kiser. Row 2: R MacDonald, R Gulley, E Billings, S. Maryott. Sporn 231 Ik Jimmie Evans and Doug Jessop show their winning form. DISTANCE Jimmie Evans shows us how. 232 Sports COACHES Row 1: E. Brahm, L. Dodd, T. Co. Row 2: R Roper, B. Bland, R. Williams, S. Hailstone. Mgr. Son Yong Son, Coach McMillian, Coach Hagens, Coach Keys, Coach Tebbs, Coach Stenson. WEIGHTMEN Row 1 : D. Goodman, S. Schoonover, F. Baruch, D. Adame, J. Nass. Row 2: D. Pritchard, G. Reed, R. Golem, B, Symmes. A perfect hand-off for Jasso and Rounds. JUMPERS Paul Reyes attempts a practice vault. Row 1; R. Martinez, P. Reyes, S. MacDonald, E. Austin. Row 2: R Rounds, R MacDonald, M. Skolnick, J. Blozies. Sportt 233 Coach Lancaster Jack Jacobson Chris Leyba Mike Chavez Chris Perez Mark Payne Senior Mike Chavez backhands the ball to make a tough play. Doug Thomann Rob Zagorski Brent Brakebill Jim Spooner 234 Craig Dickhens Ernie Fresquez John Nazaroff Dan Laica Dion Lambert l,fui H Junior Doug Thomann shows his form on the double play pivot. Bill Cauttman Roberto Gonzales Doug Homan Harold Statz Mark Chavez 235 Baseballers Bat Around Senior Chris Perez shows determination as he swings the bat. The 1 978-79 Varsity Baseball team showed great potential early in league play. It is a young team with good all around players. The team is led by returning Seniors Chris Perez, Mike Chavez, Paul White, Dan Laica, and Junior Doug Thomann. The team has a good chance in league this year, and a chance for C.I.F. for the second straight year. Harold Statz shows his pitching form. - ::5 « 5; 0f «is Sophomore Rob Thomann grabs this grounder at practice. The 1 978-79 Soph-Frosh team is starting off slow in league play. This is a young team coached by Tim Silvett, and have many players to look for in the future. Row 1 : C. Toland, C. Duarte, M. Hudson, D, Franklin, R. Johns. Row 2: M, Wolfe. B. Simmons P O ' Neil P Davis P. Garcia. S. Hutton, C. Lund. Row 3: B. Hamblin. R. Cendejas. D. Kraft. J. Kiser, J. Keifth. R. Ahmann.A. Rosas! R. Thomann. 236 I Volleyball Set to Spike The 1978-79 Boy ' s Volleyball team started its third season this year. The team is made up of many younger members, and is using this year as mainly a building year, for both the whole team, and its new coach Mr. Roundy. 1 . Daymond Allen and Fred Haney both dive forward to keep the ball in play. 2. Dominic Gaucci towers the net for a powerful spike. 3. As he reaches for the serve, Greg Johnson keeps his eye on the ball. Boy ' s Volleyball: Row 1: Stacy Sommers, Mike Whitaker, Greg Johnson, Bertin Martinez, Dale Shipman, Coach Roundy. Row 2: Kurt Larsen, Dominic Gaucci, Ken Tyson, Larry Zishka, Daymond Allen, Fred Haney. Bo ' i Volleyball 237 Racqueteers Swing Away Henry Chu Alan Fox John Franco Mark Weimlller Mitch Wright and Jeff Smallwood The 1978-79 Boy ' s Tennis Teams had a slow start this season due to the rainy weather. Both teams, coached by Mr. Dayhuff, were quite young compared to most of their competitors. Although they may not look to be a powerhouse, the racqueteers show a lot of promise in the future years. 238 Boy ' s Tennis Soph Frosh Row 1 : M. Morns, S. Jan is; J. 0rti2, R. Allgaier, D. McCue, D. Hutchens. Row 2: D. Garcia, S. Kang, D Morphew, M France, B. Whiteside, J. Brewster. Golfers Swing Their Way Up Scott Archer Glenn DIckason Joe Guinn David Lauricella Guy Livesay Andy Nelsen Coach Chow The 1978-79 Golf Teams, coached by Mr. Chow, and led by returning letterman Guy Livesay shov ed a lot of individual promise. The Varsity team was backed by a strong Junior Varsity. 1 Captain Guy Livesay shows his winning form that leads the Condors. J, v.: Bruce Middleton, Dirk Sanger, Ron Borden, Scott Archer, Golf 239 Calhi Condors w1J 5? ,fa, it i 240 Box ' s Action 1 In Action Action 241 The Jo e Wayne Brite Joe Brite Each year an out standing athlete of each maior sport is elected by their coaches. To these individuals is awarded the coveted Joe Brite Award. Joe Brite was a gradu- ate of Calhi in 1961 after an outstanding career in both, athletics and scholarship. A short time after graduating, Joe Brite met an untimely death in an automobile accident near Stanford University where he was attending. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brite created this award in memory of their son. FOOTBALL JEFFBLOSZIES BASEBALL MIKE CHAVEZ CROSS-COUNTRY SCOTT MARYOTT TENNIS BRIAN FITZGERALD WATER POLO SWIMMING TRAVIS STOCKMAN 242 Memorial Award TRACK RANDY MACDONALD CROSSCOUNTRY LYLEDODO VOLLEYBALL CHIP BISHOP BASKETBALL PAUL WHITE Not Shown: Guy Livesay — Golf SOCCER DOMINIC GAUCI Volleyballers Set, Spike Into 2nd Place Sandy Aughlnbaugh Jill Austin Cindy Clark Kelly Davenport Jane Nagel Cathy Orloff Jody Sitler Luana Valenzuela 244 Girls Volleyboll Miss Agerbeek The 1 978 Girl ' s Volleyball learn had a hard lighting season The Varsity team finished second in league play with a record of 1 1 3, ' and an overall record of 1 8-5. This qualified them tor a berth in the CIF playoffs, but I because of the well publicized strength of I Santa Fes team, the entire league was put in I 4A competition, and unfortunately the girls lost I in the first round of play. ' The Soph Frosh team also finished second place behind Sante Fe with a record of 1 1 -3. I Both teams were coached by tvliss Agerbeek, newtoCalhi this year. I l.Whitmont League ' s 1978 79 Most Valuable I Player, Sandy Aughinbaugh gives Sante Fe a ' little of their own medicine. ' 2. Christy Wada passes the ball back into the court. ! 3. The Varsity Team covers the court. , 4. Dee Ann Pritchard dmks as the teammates look on. 1 5. Rhonda Kiser starts the Condor attack with a pass. Rhonda also made All League First Team. 5 L Racqueteers Rack ' Em Up Mrs. McClelland Diana Oriscoll Sue Howard Karen Aguirre lj§.m ' Heidi Horvath .V. ' . ' 1 r !► M2 3£t ' - Susan Smith and Margaret Oliveraz Kelly Pratt and Jackie Anthony 246 Girl ' s Tennis The Girl ' s Tennis Team, led by returning sophomore singles player Diana Driscoli, finished a disappointing third with a record of 9 wins and 5 losses. This did not qualify them for team competition in CIF. However, Calhi did send two singles players, Diana Driscoli and Sue Howard, to the individual playoffs. Also, two doubles teams of Kelly Pratt and Jackie Anthony, and Margaret Oliveraz and Susan Smith were sent, but they were defeated in the semi finals. 1 Kelly Pran reaches for the ball with the form that got her to the playoffs. 2. Diana Driscoli shows her winning technique in league competi- tion. 3. Susan Rasmussen reaches for a good serve Gina Prado and Debbie Bosack wnitney Smith and Shauna Hagamenn Cherie Fort and Alicia Green Girl ' s Tennis 247 r u Frank McMillan Condors Stride Through Lesa Bellakoff KerrI Davis Lupe Garlbay - I Karen MacLean Felicia Reyes Barbara Curl Karen Spees Donna Jackson Heidi Smith 248 Girl ' s Cross Country I The 1978 Girl ' s Cross Country team had a good sea- [Son this vear. They placed second in league competi- tion with a record of 5-2. The team Went on to the CIF iprelims, and placed third. This qualified them for the finals, the first time the Calhi Girl ' s Cross Country ileam has gone that far in competition. The team was ' led by Junior Lesa Beliakoff who was placed on the ,First Team All-League. Freshman Christy Abreo was jPlaced on the second team. il Lesa Beliakoff outdistances her opponent in the beginning of the race. ,2. Lupe Garibay shows pain through a two mile race at ]La Mirada Park. 3 Christy Abreo outruns her opponent on the h,„. 4 Ellen Keck and Nancy Curl banle their way up the Till. 5 Calhi and Pioneer nx)ve off to a clean start. Soph Frosh Cross Country: Row 1: Nancy Curl, Lisa Rams. Row 2: Barbara Allen, Kim Logan, Laura Richman. Girl ' s CfO $ Country 249 Coach Wallers Hoopsters Shoot for Victory Sandra Aughinbaugh Linda Dorman Diane Gonzalez Robin Ficery Debbie Harless Rhonda Kiser Cindy Leidelmeyer Jane Nagel Cathy Stewart 250 Girl ' s Basketball The 1 978-79 Girl ' s Basketball season was one to be proud of. The Varsity team finished the season as league Co-Champions tied with Pioneer. Both teams finished league play with a record of 1 2-2. In pre- season play the Condors took first place in the Neff tournament, winning their first three games. In league play, the hoopsters went to CIF as the first place team because of their second round record. The first and second rounds of CIF proved to be very exciting, as the girls won both games. In the third round the team had to travel to Brawley, 200 miles away. Although they lost, they finished a fine season with an overall record of 1 7-3. Sandra Aughmbaugh was put on the First Team All-League, and Rhonda Kiser, Debbie Harless, and Kathy Stewart received Honorable Mention. The Varsity was coached by Laurie Walters. The Soph Frosh team who also finished a winning season, was coached by Mr. Nardony. 1 . Senior Diane Gonzalez heads towards the basket for a layup. 2. Lisa Martinez, a member of the Soph Frosh squad, dribbles around the defender. 3. In a Soph. Frosh contest versus Whittier, Laura Allen shoots over the defender. Soph Frosh: Row 1 : A. Green, A. Picolli, A. Woss, C. Linton, D. Villasenor, N. CurL Row 2; L. Marlint- ,?. 3 uwyf 1 Carter, A, Ellwanger, C, Fort, L. Allen, Girl ' s Basketball 251 Condors Kick for Goals V Coach Neal Debbie Bosak Eileen O ' Leary Gerry Carrasco Marina Carrasco 1 i ■ tif5% T| Nancy Graner Sherrie Linton Diane Karch Kim Logan Gina Prado 252 Girl ' s Soccer ? Roseanna Ragusa Tracy Slivkotf Lou Ann Torrence Luana Valenzuela ( i 4 Susan Smith Marny Young Susan Stabile The 1 978-79 season was the first for a Condor Girl ' s soccer team. Because it was so new, they had not yet formed a league to play in. Therefore, the girls played randomly scheduled games with various schools. Under the coaching of Mr. Neal from Biola College the team finished the season with 1 win, 1 tie, and 3 losses. Although they did not finish a winning season, there are high hopes for the future Girl ' s Soccer teams at Calhi. 1 . An unidentified Condor kicker runs into a Whittier player as she tries to get the ball down field. 2. Susan Smith sets up to kick the ball as the referee keeps a close watch. 3. Eileen O ' Leary fights two opponents for the ball as she works toward the goal. 4. Luana Valenzuela races towards the ball during a game versus Whittier. Girl ' s Soccer 253 Track-Stars Aim for the Best Nancy Curl attempts a new way of doing the high jump. Weight People: Row 1 : B. Curl, B. Allen. Row 2: T. Slivkoff, K. Logan. Not Shown: D. Gonzales. Sprinter and Hurdlers Row 1: P. Duran, R. Ragusa, B. Allen, L. Richman. Row 2: J. Millard, A. Clark, L. Shenenberger, C. Clark. Not Shown: K. Klemm. Jody Millard shows us how to hurdle. 254 Sports The Girls ' 1979 Track team showed great potential early in the season. They brought home over 23 med als at the Montebello Relay, and Brea Olinda Relay Predictions are hard to make so early in the season but Calhi tracksters will undoubtedly be strong Although it takes an entire team effort to make a win ning team, a few individuals stood out in each event Lesa Beliakof in the distance events was very outstand ing. Cindy Clark was dominant in the sprints, and Kim Logan in the weight events. Among other outstanding people were Kerne Davis, Kathy Klemm, and Cathy Stewart. With a good all around team, the Calhi girls should do well in 1979. Mgr Son Yong Ho, Coach McMillian, Coach Hagins, Coach Keys, Coach Tebbs, Coach Stin son. • . Distance: Row 1: N Curl, B Curl, C Abreo Row 2: K MacClean, L Belia- Kathy Klemm stretches out Jumpers Row 1 A Armi|o, L Garibay, C, Clark. N Curl Not Shown C Stewart Sponi 255 Softball Pitches High Hopes 256 Girl ' s Softball J The 1979 Girl ' s Varsity Softball team had high hopes for this season. After finishing first in the Whitmont League and going to the semi-finals in CIF play last year, the expectations for a repeat were great. Behind the pitching of AIILeaguer Rhonda Kiser, the team hoped to go undefeated in regular league play. The team was coached by Ms. McCauley. The Soph Frosh team was coached by a former Calhian Leslie Lambert. 1 . Susan Goodale pitches in a strike. 2. Condor Shauna Hagemann reaches to stop a r| grounder, 3. Winding up to throw is Senior Kelly Pratt. Soph Frosh: Row 1: C. Moore, K Smith, L. Lopez, S Blackburn, M. Young. A. Ellwanger. Row 2; A. Picolli, C. Linton, D Pritchard, B Cheffers, L. Rams, S. Gallegos, T Pazienza. Girl ' s Softball 257 Swimmers Start to Splash Martha Smith Whitney Smith Cheryl Staley Venita Stinson The 1978-79 Girl ' s Swimming Team showed a lot of promise behind the coaching of Mrs. Warren. Although their season started much later this year, the team carried many members. Of all these girls, only one was a Senior, so the team should be strong in the years to come. Christy Wada Sandy Watson Mrs. Warren 258 Girl ' s Swimming s PBh « PI 1 ' ' d l ■r . I f Girls in Action Action 259 - f Awesome Annual Staff ]lBaak nit. - Jorle Steves Co Editor in Chief 1979 Annual Staff Co Editors in Chief Jorie Steves Evelyn Schneider Seniors and Faculty Denise Pescosolido Marilyn Heck Karen Russell Business Staff Dan Laica Lyie Dodd Clubs and Activities Beverly Woss Elaine Davis Carrie Estrada Stacy Rollins Advisor Mr. James C. Stockton Pep and Music Sandy Buckner Classes and Ads Karen Spees Nancy Dauer Sports Sandy Aughinbaugh Cindy Clark John Kiser BobZagorski r ■■ • M ' M •:• , H mt ' - E - ' - ri £ A± % n 7 wmk l vj ■[ - m Ifl Ji fl m li Ji ' i.  ' .,,-  1 ' ' J .-X : i ■-aJ Row 1 : Stacy Rollins, Nancy Dauer, Cindy Clark, Karen Spees, Sandy Buckner. Row 2; Carrie Estrada, Marilyn Heck, Beverly Woss, Elaine Davis, Denise Pescosolido, Jorie Steves, Evelyn Mr. James C. Stockton Advisor 260 Annual Staff Arranges Appraising Memories ' . ; ' 11: « O-w. n-i; x I .«i .•••.« A«t Schneider. Row 3: Sandy Aughinbaugh, Dan Laica, Karen Russell, Lyie Dodd, Robert Zagorski, Not Shown: John Kiser Every day in LA105, the annual staff met to place photos and captions on pages. Even though the Annual was constructed by a staff of brand new nnembers, it was made with the minimal amount of problems and difficulties For Co-Editors-inChief Evelyn Schneider and Jorie Steves, this was a time of quick learning and constant checking on their work as well as the rest of the staff ' s. We would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Stockton, for the effort he put into explaining procedures, and giving directions. Annual Staff enjoyed putting this book together and we hope you enjoy this 1979 Book of Memo- Evelyn Schneider CoEditor-inCheif Oenise diligently draws on difficult layouts. Annual Staff 26) Newstaff Reports Ro . ' ,.■ vi!, Stii. V Rollins, Pani Eicholtz, Chris Clifford, Denise Herndndez, Scott McKnight. Row 2: Mr. Orr, Henry Chu, Carrie Estrada, Tracey Peter , i man, Ed Billings, Janet Conley, Brian Symmes, James Brill, Jeff McCann, Steve Chamberlain. 1979 Newstaff CoEditors-in-Chief Scotl McKnight Scott Maryott Managing Editor Steve Chamberlain News Editor Chris Clifford Editorial Jim Brill Brian Symmes Feature Editors Denise Hernandez Jeff McCann Sports Co Editors Janet Conley Ed Billings Photographers Antoinette Maldonado Henry Chu Advisor Mr. Donald Orr Reporters Stacy Rollins Kay Beyer Tracy Peterman Advisor Mr. Donald Orr 262 Newsloff On Condor Spirit i Scott Marvott: CoEditOfin-Chief, Steve Chamberlain Managing Editor, Scott McKnight: Co Editor-in- Chief. isniu Of WIUMC NOPU. Pam Eicholtz: Exchanges with otner schools Carrie Estrada as Business Editor Janet Conley as Sports Editor Nawttoff 263 Don ' t save it for a rainy day . . . Hurry, now to the . . . ADS section. Ads 265 266 Ads I I Adi 267 268 Ads ? Ads 269 We ' re sorry you ' re leaving but congra+ulaHons SANFORD STUDIO Whit+ier. 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Our apologies to those new members not listed. 280 Ads ' ' Mementos to Remember ' ' - ,}t . y r Ads 281 Condors Call Final Roll 1 B Abbond, Troy (9) 110 Abbott. Darrell (9) 110 Abreo. Christy (9) 1 10. 182. 249 Abreo. Jacob (10) 94 Achin. Vicki(12)21. 183 Achor. Robert(12)21. 64.65 Ackerman, Denis (9) 1 1 Adame. Daniel (10) 94 Adams. Robin (12) 21 Adams, Shelly (12) 21 Aderholl. Wi!ham(10)95 Aguilar. Stella (9) 110 Aguirre. Karen ( 1 0) 95, 246 Aguirre. Kelly(11)78. 152. 181 Aguirre. Richard (1 1) 78 Aguirre. Rosa (9) 1 10 Algarin. Debra(10)95 Algarin. Kelly (1 1) 78 Allen. Barbara (10) 94, 152. 154, 180.249 Allen. Laura (10) 94 Allen, Damon ( 1 1 ) 78. 1 48. 220. 227 Allgaier, Jack (11) 78 Allgaier. Randy (9) 110 Alva. Carolyn (11) 78. 182 Alva, Frank(9) 110 Alvarez. Lillian (9) 1 10 Amador. Esmer (10) Amador. Irene (9) 1 10 Amann. Jeffrey (12) 21 . 225 Amann. Randy(10)95 Anaya. Cynthia (9) Anderson. Elizabeth (9) 1 10 Anderson, fVlark(10)94 Anderson, Robert ( 1 0) 94 Anderson, Steven (9) 1 10, 132, 218 Anderson, Susan (12) Ando. Andrea (10) 94 Andreoli. Andrew(l 1) 78. 181, 222 Anthony. Jacqueline (1 2) 21 Aplin, Sharon (12)21. 54 Aplin, Shirley (10) 94. 247 Archer. Carol (9) Archer. Ronald (11) Archer. William(12) 21, 151, 181 Arispe, Sylvia (11) Armi|o, Angela (9)110 Armstead, Daniel(12)21 Arnert. Michael (1 1 ) 78. 181 Arnold. Dianne(lO) 94. 181 Arnold. Lorenzo (1 1)78 Arnold. Susanne(12) 21 Arroyo. Joann (9) 1 10 Artechi. Frank (10) 94 Arve. Carole (9) 110 Asawa. Archibald (9) 108, 1 10. 180. 181. 183 Aspell. James (12) Aspell. Michael (10) Aughinbaugh. Sandra (12)6. 21, 244. 250. 260. 277. 279 Austin. Eric(12)21,219 Austin, Jill(12)20, 21, 51.64. 65. 136. 140. 158. 175, 181, 244 Avalos. Elizabeth (9) Avalos. Leo(1 1) Avila. Diane (1 1)78 Avila.Salvador(10)94 Bailey. Gary (12) 21 Bailey. Kevin (11)78 Bailey. Thomas (1 2) 2 1 . 64, 65, 175, 181.224 Balch. Richard (9) 110 Balderrama. Lawrence ( 1 1 ) 78 Baldvun. Andrea (11) 78 Baldwin. Steven (12) 21 Balen. Gregory (11) 78 Banda. Victoria (12) 22 Banks. Courtney (9) Baraias. Claudia (10) 94 Baraias. Cynthia (1 1) 78 Bares. Anthony (9) 1 10 Barnard. Daniel (12) 22 Barnhart. Jonathan (9) 1 10 Barras. A. (10)95 Barrena. Danny (12) 22. 183 Barrett. Kevin (9) 109, 1 10 Barrett. L (10)94 Barrett. M (10)94 Bartels. Michael (10)94 Baruch, AHredo(9) 1 10. 218 Baruch. Lonnie (10) 94, 182 Bass, Kimberly(10)94 Bates, Julie (9) 108, 110, 152. 153. 182. 183 Beauchamp. Barbara ( 1 2) 20. 22. 181.248.273.275. 278 Bede. Ruth (9) Bedsworth. John (9) 110 Belanger. Gina(12)22 Belanger. Joseph (9) 1 10 Behakoff, Lesa(11)78. 248. 249 Beltran. Deborah (12) Beltran. Maurine (12) 22, 140 Bennett. Geoffrey ( 1 0) 94 Bennett. Teresa (11) 78 Bentley, Heather (10)95.1 52. 153 Bertucci, Mary(11)70. 71, 78 Berumen, Victoria ( 1 2) 6, 20, 22, 48. 55. 142. 144. 183.247 Bettencourt. Norma(10)95, 182 Betty, Sheila (12) Beyer, David(10)95, 181 Beyer. Kay (12) 20. 22, 140. 142. C 144. 167,263 Billetts, Patricia (9) 110 Billings, Edward (1 1) 76, 78, 181, 219,263 Bilyeu. Donna (1 1) Bishop. Clif1ord(1 1)76. 78. 159, 167 Black, Carolyn (11) 78 Black. Robert (9) 110 Black. William (10) 95 Blackburn. Kim (9) 110 Blackburn, Sharon (9) Blanchard. Michael (11) 78, 182 Blanchard. Gwendaline(IO) 110. 69.95 Blanco. Bernie(12) 22. 51. 213 Blanco. Jimmy(12)22 Bland. William (12) 22. 219 Blankenship. Lynn ( 1 2) 20, 22, 181, 183 Blevins, Suzanne (9) 70 Bloszies. Jeff (12)20. 48. 215. 224.225. 140. 181 Boldway, Calvin ( 1 2) 23, 64, 65. 68 Boley. Robed (12) 23 Borden. Ronald (11)78, 220. 227 Borhegyi. Elizabeth (11) 78 Borntreger. Bob ( 1 2) 23, 224 Borries, Jennifer (9) 70, 110 Borries, Robert ( 1 1 ) 69, 79, 1 82, 183 Bossack, Deborah (10) 95, 152, 153 Botich, Lawrence (12) 23 Boyce, Stacy(11)79 Bozeth, Doreen(9) Braham, Eric(10)92, 95, 181, 221 Brakebill. Brent (10) 95, 145 Bravo, Michael (10)95, 225 Brehm, Ward (12) Bren, Dale(12) Brewster, John (10) 95 Brill. James (11) 263 Briones. Ana (9) Britton, Cynthia (10) 95 Britton. Ton|ia(l 1) 79 Broadhead. Mary ( 1 2) 23. 55. 64. 66 Bromberg. Steve (12) 20. 23. 51. 136. 141. 175. 181 lironkar. Christopher (1 1)79 Bronkar. Penny (9) 1 10 Brooks. Tammy (9) 1 10 Brounshidle. Ann ( 1 2) 20. 23, 132. 133. 167 Broussalian. Shahnik ( 1 1 ) 79. 150 Broussalian. Shushan ( 1 0) 96. 152. 154. 181 Brown. Adrienne(12)23. 181 Brown. Donald (10) 96 Brown. Robert (9) 68, 110 Browski, Tami(11)79 Brubaker, Cheryl (12) Brubaker, Gail(ll) 12, 79 Brubaker. Shelly(10)64 Brunkhorsl. Joy(9) Brydon. Kevin (11) 79 Buchanan. Cheryl (12) 25 Buckner. Sandra(12)20. 23, 170. 180.260.272, 277 Buehler. Andrew (1 2) 23, 64 Buehler. Becky (9) 1 10 Burkett. Dodie(11)79 Burton, Claudia (10)92. 96. 181. 182 Bushyeager, Mark (1 1) 76. 79. 177 Butorac, George (9) 1 08. 110 Butlinelh, Berto(9) 110 Calabrese. Ronald (12) 23 Callahan, Patricia ( 1 1 ) 70, 7 1 , 79 Callinan, Laurie(12)23, 181 Camarillo, David (12) Campbell, Diane (12) 23 Cano, Timmy ( 1 0) 96, 2 1 9, 220 Caprioli. Patrick(11)79. 148, 213 Carlotello, Henry(12)23, 168, 169, 181,224 Carras, Michael (10) 96. 218 Carras. Steven (12) 24 Carrasco. Gerry (9)111.152,1 54 Carrasco, Joe (11) 79 Carreno, Alfred (10) 96, 182 Carrola. Albert (9) 111 Carrola. Margie (12) 24 Carrola. William (9) Carroll, Beth (9) 1 1 1 Carroll, Cindy (12) 24 Carroll, Gregory (12) 24, 181 Carroll, Pamela ( 1 1 ) 76. 79. 62. 63. 183 Carter. Lisa (9) 111. 183 Cartwnght. Cathy ( 1 2) 24. 270 Carpera. Julie (11) 79 Caillouene. Deana(9) 110 Casales. Nancy (9) Casanova. Anibal (9) 1 1 1 Casdorph. Joseph (10) 96 Cassidy. David (9) 11 1 Castro. Arturo( 12) 24 Cathcan. Dale (10) 96 Cavenaugh. Adrian (9) 1 1 1 Cavish. Carol(12)24 Cendeias. David(11)79 Cendeias. Ronald (9) 1 1 1 . 229 Cerrillo. Rita (12) 24 Chaffin. Kenneth (11)79 Chakan. Gary(12)24 Chamberlain. Stephen ( 1 2) 20, 24.48. 141. 168. 170.214, 262. 263 Chapman. Pamela (10) 96 Chavez. Benjamin(IO) 182 D Chavez. Cynthia (9) 11 1. 182 Chavez. Maria(10)96 Chavez. Mark(11)79 Chavez. Mike(12)24. 151 Chavez. Richard (9) 1 1 1 Chefters, Beth (10)92. 96. 245 Chilson, Lori(12)24 Christensen. Janet (12) 24 Chu. Henry (12) 20. 24. 181,263 Cimilluca. Anthony (9) 1 11 Cinquini. Anthony (10) 96 Clancy. Diane (12) 24 Clark. Arleen(1 1)79. 62 Clark. Cynthia (12)6. 25. 140. 143. 144. 180.244, 260,277, 279 Clarslrom. William(12)25 Clements. Gary(12)25 Clements, Lori (9) 70 Clifford, Christine(12) 25, 144, 142. 181. 262.263 Clifford. Lisa (10) 92. 96, 132, 181.245 Close, Kathy(9)111, 153, 154, 181 Clough, Louis (9) 111 Clyf . J.(10)96 Cobine. Andrea (10) 92, 96, 245 Cochran, Diane (10) 70, 196 Cochran. Mat1(11)79 Cochran, Sandra (12) 25, 70, 64 Coffman, William (11) 79, 146, 181 Cole, Charles (11) 81 Cole, Christine (12) 25 Coleman, Ellen (12) 25, 58, 61, 140, 167 Collins, Kelly(11)81, 181 Collins, Richard (9) 111, 181, Condra. Diane (11)81 Conley, Janet (12)20.25.140,263 Connoly. Bruce (11)81 Contreras. Beniamin (9) 69, 1 1 1 Contreras, Gloria (11) 80 Contreras, Ruth ( 1 0) 67, 96. 1 82 Contreras, Samuel ( 1 1 ) 69. 80 Coppock. David (9) 1 1 1 Cordova. Robert (11)80 Cornell. Darron (9) 111 Corporales. Carol (9) 1 1 1 , 245 Corrales. Gary(9)69. Ill Corrales. Pamela (11) Cortez, Kelly(10)96 Cortez. Nadine (9) 1 1 1 | Costello. Manuel (11) 80 Coster. Karen (12)25,181 ' Cotton, Susan (12) 25 | Cough, L. 218 ; Courtright, Dana(11)80 ■ Courtright, Ray(12)25, 151 i Cox, Jeffrey (9) 11 1,218 j Cox, Joe (10) 218 Cox, Steven(12) 11.25, 141, 181 i Craig. Daniel (12) 26.54 Cravey. Roger (10) 96 Crofoot. Brenda (9) 1 1 1 . 1 83 i Crowell, Margaret(12)26, 64, 176, 182 CroyJeff (9)111, 180 i Crowell, D (9) 1 1 1 Cryan, Jeffrey (11) 80 Cuellar. Robert (11)80 Culhane. Michael (11) 80, 181 Curl, Barbara (1 1)80, 248, 279 Curl, Nancy (9) 111,249 Curhutl. James(12)26 Curnutt. Lisa (9) 111 Curnutt. Renee(10)96 Curran. Donna (12)26.54 Curran. Scott ( 1 0) 64. 65, 96 Czarnecki, Michael (1 1 ) 80, 183. 181 282 Index Daikin, Deborah ( 1 0) 96, 1 62, 154, 181, 183 Pdiken, Steven (12) 26 Dallas, Daniel(l 1)80 Daniels, Charles (1 1)80. 181 Danyluk, Donna ( 1 1 ) 9, 76, 80, 132. 133, 181 Darak|ian, Rubina(12) 26, 137 Darrah, Arlene(9)96 Darrigo, Thomas ( 1 2) 26, 2 1 5 DaSilva, Ronald (12) 26, 66, 69. 141, 147 Dauer, NaMcy(12)26. 181, 183, 260,272,277 Dauer. William (9) 1 11 Davenpon, Calleen (10) 14, 96 Davenport, Kelly (12) 26, 54, 167, 181,244 Davis. Elaine (12) 20. 26, 7, 49, 54, 132. 133. 152, 156, 167. 181, 183,260.267.273.275. 277.278 Davis, Elizabeth (10) Davis, Kelly (10) 64. 96 Davis. Kern (10) 92. 96. 132, 135, 181, 248,249 Davis, Melissa (12) 26 Davis, Nancy (9) 111, 152. 153 Davis. Phylo(10)96, 223 Davis. Robert (12) 27 Dawson, Michelle (1 1) 7, 64. 80. 181. 185 Dean. John (11) 80 Deaves. Debra (12)27. 54. 1 52. 156. 167. 168 Delapena, Martha ( 1 1 ) 6 1 . 80 Delapena. Monica (9) 1 1 1 Delehant. Christopher (11) Delgado. Andrew ( 1 0) 96 Delgado. Andy(12)27 Delgado. Anita (10) 69. 96 Delgado. Mark(l 1) Delgado. Pauline (9) 70. 1 1 2 Delgado. Richard (1 1)80 Deltoro. John (9) 112. 218 Deltoro. Sandra (11) 80 Diaz, lgnacio(10)96 Dickason, Glenn (10) 96 Dickerson, Drew(l 1)215 Dickhens, Craig(11)80. 181 Dickhens, Randall (10) 96 Dinhaupt, Aileen(9) 1 12 Dixon, Tammy (9) 1 12 Dodd. Lyle(12)27, 52, 219,260, 279 Dolan. Dougles(12)27, 52 Dominguez, Gregory ( 1 0) 96 Dominguez. Valentin (9) 1 12 Doorneweerd. Robert ( 1 0) 96 Dopheide. Diane (9) 1 1 2. 1 52. 153 Doran, Anna (9) 1 12 Doran. Beckie(12) Dorman. Linda (12) 27. 250. 244 Dowell. George (1 1)80 Dowis. Barbara (12) 27 Downey. James (10) 96 Doyle. William (10) 97 Driscoll. Diana (10) 92. 97. 247 Drotning. Kelly (1 1)81 Duarte. Christopher ( 1 0) 97, 2 1 8 225 Duff, Jean (12) Duggan. Patrick (12) Duran. Patricia (9) 1 12 Durant, Kim(10)97 Durham. Lisa(10)97, 181. 182 Duma, Michael (10) 97 Duron. Colene(12) 9. 27, 51, 58 I Dunkel, Tommy (9) 112 Dunn, Toni(l 1)81 : Duran, John ( 1 2) 20. 27. 54. 1 52 , 157.213 ! Duran. Mark (10) 97, 182 i Duran, Michael (12) 27 I Duron, Michael (9) 1 12 Dwyer, Steve ( 1 1 ) 76. 8 1 . 220 K Dwyer, Susan (9) 112, 151. 181, 245 Dwyer, Theodore(10)97, 1 12 Dyer. Richard (1 1) 81. 181 Eakin, Derrick (1 1) 81 Easton, Cathy(12)27, 136. 177, 182 186 Eckes, Randy(11)81 Eckland, Karen ( 1 2) 20. 27. 1 32. 149. 152, 156. 180. 181.271 Edey.Genele(l 1)58, 61,81 Edey, Hubert (12) 27 Edmond, Rebecca (9) 1 1 2 Edmondson, David (9) 112, 181 Edwards, Grace (10) 97 Edwards, Jeffrey (9) Edwardk, Patty(10)97, 152, 154 Efseaff, Alex(12)8, 27, 66 Eicholtz, Pamela(12)27. 51. 140, 167. 168. 183.262,263, 266 Eickhoff, Frank (10) 97 Eickhoff, HenrY(11)81 Eickhoff, Mark (12) 27 Elhotf, Jacqueline (9) 1 12, 183 Ellis, Martin (9) 112 Ellis, Richard(ll) Ellwanger, Anne(lO) 97 Ellwood, Janice(ll)81, 182, 185 Engelbart, Susan ( 1 0) 68. 97 Engstrom, Victoria ( 1 1 ) 80 Enos. Deborah (9) 112. 183 Epiing. John (11)80 Epiing. Kathleen (9) 108. 112, 152. 153 Epiing. Mark (12) 28 Eppler, Chen (11)80 Espinosa, Bill (12) 54 Espinosa, Brian (9) 1 12, 218. 229 Espinosa. Vivian (1 1) Espinosa. William(12) 214 Espinosa. Irene (9) 1 12 Esquivel. Robert (10) 92. 97. 218 Estrada. Carrie (12) 28, 140. 142. 144.260.262.263 Estrada. Charles ( 1 0) 97, 227 Estrada. Dolores (10) 97 Estrada. Jeanette ( 1 2) 28, 49, 58, 60, 163. 165. 166.275 Estrada. Jimmy(l 1) Estrada. Joyce (9) 64, 112 Evans, James (12) 28. 180.214 Evans. Scott (9) 112 Evans. Wendy A. (9) 1 12 Evans. Wendy M.(1 1)81 Falcone. Louise (9) Falcone. Michele(9) 1 12 Fare. Anita (10) 97 Fare, Valerie (9) 112 Farland. Michelle (1 1)81 Faulkinbury, Rober1(11)81 Faust. Steven (9) 113 Fears. Stephanie (10) 97 Ferreira. Martina (9) 1 13 Ferrel, William(11)81 Ferrero, Bernardo (12) 178 Fertig, Irene (10) 97 Ficery, Robin (1 1)81, 250 Figgins, Debra (10) 97 Fischer, Linda (9) 113 Fish, Christopher (12) Fischer, Paul (12) 28 Fitzgerald. Brian (12) 28 Fitzgerald. Diane (10) 11,92.98 Fitzgerald. Eileen (12) 28 Flammini, Kenneth (9) 1 13 Flammini. Kimberly(10)98. 152. 154 Flanagan. Wendy (10) 98. 152. 154 Flanders. Gayle (1 1 ) 59. 61 . 76, 81, 145. 181, 183 Fleming, Deborah (9) 108. 1 13, 152, 153 Flores, Christopher (10)98, 183 Flores, Denise(9) 1 13 Flores, Jaime (12) 9, 28 Flores, Ligia (9) 113 Flores, Lorena(11)80 Flores, Stanley (12) Flowers. Terry ( 1 0) 98. 22 1 Forniss. Arlene(9)70. 1 13 Forniss, Theresa (1 1)80, 182 Fort. Cherie (9) 13, 113. 180. 181.247 Forthoffer. Vicki(12)28 Foster. Kevin (11) Fountain. Greg (9) 1 13 Fountain. Jeffrey (1 1)80, 223 Fox, Alan (10) 92 Fox, Randall (12) 28 France, Frederick ( 1 1 ) 68, 80. 180 Franco, John (10) 98 Franco, Kern ( 1 1 ) 1 0. 58. 6 1 . 80. 171. 182.275 Franklin. Douglas (9) 113.218 Franko. Tracey(10)98 Fresquez. Ernest (1 1)82. 227. 279 Fresquez, Felicia (11)82. 149 Fresquez, Rene (12) 28 Fretz, Jeffrey (9) 113 Frey, David (9) 113 Fneze, Jill(12)28, 52, 54,58. 163. 165. 166. 140 Friss, Lisa (9) 113, 152, 154 Frith, Rodney (12) 28 Frith, Ronda(10)98 Fuchs.Craig(12) 28,215 Furlong. Larry (10)98 Furr, William (11)82 Futrell. Kathy(9) 113 Gallegos, Sharon (9) 1 13 Garber. Roger (10)221. 98 Garcia. Darryl(10)98 Garcia. David (1 1)82 Garcia, Lupe(9)113 Garcia, Paul (10) 98 Garcia, Richard (9) 1 13 Garcia. Steven(12)3. 28, 54, 181 Garibay, Felix (10) 98 Garibay, Lupe ( 1 1 ) 82, 1 48, 248, 249 Garrett, Lorraine (12) 20, 29, 151. 181 Gasswint. Debra (1 1)82 Gastelum. Jesus(9) 113 Gatun, Tina(9) 113 Gauci. Dominic (12) 29. 224 Gauci. Madaleine(9) 1 14 Gauslin. Adrian (12) 14. 29 Geep, Elizabeth (10) 98, 229 George, Melody (10) 98. 152, 154 Gerschbacher, Corme (1 2) 29, 180 Gibson, Jeffrey (10) 98 Gillis, William (12) 29 Gising. Susanna(12)29. 140. 178 Glidden, Lisa (11)82. 76. 186 Ghdden, Steve(9)12, 114 Glimpse, Shawna(9) 1 14 Glover, T. (10)98 Godfrey. Ten (9) 114 Golem, Donna (10)14, 98, 1 83 Golem, Richard (11)82, 76, 132. 134. 181.215 Gomez. Angela (11)82. 182 Gonzales. David (10) 98 Gonzales, Roberto (12) 29 Gonzalez. Alicia(12)29. 182 Gonzales. A. (9)182 Gonzalez. Diane (12) 29, 244, 250 Gonzalez. Hilda (10) 98 Gonzalez. Martin (10)82. 98, 1 82 Goodale, Susan(10)82, 65 Goodman, David (9) 114 Gordovez, Olivia (11) 82 H Gorham, Juliane (9) 1 1 4 1 52 163, 183 Gould. Cynthia (11) 82 Grammes. Dorothy (9) 1 14 Granato. David (9) 114 Granato, Deeanna(IO) 98, 152 165, 154 Graner. Nancy (10) 98 Granilla, Manuel(10)98 Granillo, Melissa (1 1) 82. 183 Graves. Janice (9) 1 14 Graves. Sherry (1 1)82 Gray. Lesa (9) 114 Graybill. Susan ( 1 1 ) 76. 82. 1 48 Green. Alicia (9) 1 14 Gribble, Daniel (12)29, 181 Gri)alva, Annette (1 1)82 Gnialva, Manuel (9) 218 Grimm, Darryl ( 1 2) 29. 64. 247 Grochowski. Anne(9) 109 114 183 Grochowski. Mark ( 1 0) 98 Grochowski, Mary ( 1 2) 29 Grossman, Gary(1 1)114 Grover, Edwin (10) 98 Gruendyke, Scott (11)76, 82, 134, 161, 168 Guangorena. Bertha ( 1 0) 99 Gudehus, Doublas(12)30, 146 Guerrero, Kathleen ( 1 1 ) 82, 1 82 Guerrero, Stephen ( 1 1 ) 82, 181 Guerrero, Steven ( 1 2) 82 Guinn, Joseph(10)99 Gulley. Annie(10)99 Gulley, Frances(11)82 Gulley, Robert (12) 219 Gulley, Robin(12)30 Gunter, Michael (12) 30 Gutierrez, Elias(9) 114 Gutierrez, Elizabeth ( 1 0) 99 Gutierrez. Lisa (11)82 Gutndge, Paula (11)82 Haendlges. Sheryl(9) 1 14. 183 Haener. Carol (12)30, 64. 1 80 Hagaman. Jennifer (10) 99 Hagaman, Keith(11)82 Hagemann, Shauna (10) 99, 142, 144,247 Hailstone, Steven ( 1 0) 99, 2 1 9 Hale. Sherri (10)99 Hale. Vicki(12)30 Hall. Ricky(12)30. 49. 168 Haller. Brenda(12)30 Hallman. Matthew (9) 1 09, 1 1 4 Hamblin, Brian (10)92, 99, 218, 224,225 Hamill, Jane(10)99 Hamilton. John (9) 1 14 Hand, John (10) Haney, Fred(11)83 Haney, Sue(9) 114 Haney, Vera (10) 99 Hanley. Dennis (10) 99 Hanson, Thomas (9) 1 1 4 Harcourt, Tracy (9) 114 Hardin, Julie (12) 30 Hardyman. Jayme ( 1 1 ) 83 Harless, Deborah ( 1 2) 30, 244, 250 Harless, Sheri( 10) 99 Harris, Richard(12) 30, 52, 56, 168.213.217.227.228 Harris. Dan(10)99 Harrison, Thomas(12) Han, Ted (9) 114 Hartert. Susan (9) Hartwell. Elizabeth (10) 99 Harwood. Tammy (10) 99 Hassen. Michael (1 1)83 Hawkey, Bruce (9) 114 Hawkey, Steven (10) 99 Hawley, Clark (11)83, 182 Haworth, Monique (10) 99. 162. 154 Hayes. James (12) 30 Heck. Marilyn (12) 7. 20. 30, 56, 158. 181.260.277 Hedden. Ernest (9) 114 Hedges. Diana (9) 1 14 Heidrich. Je((rey(9) 114 Heilzman. Lisa (9) 114 Hendricks, Debra (9) 1 14. 183 Hennessy, Mary (10) 62. 92. 99 Henry. Rodger (10) 99, 229 Hernandez. Anthony (1 1 ) 83 Hernandez. Christian (9) 1 1 6 Hernandez, Deborah (10) Hernandez, Denise (11)76, 83, 143. 144, 263 Hernandez, George(9) 1 15. 1 16 Hernandez, Greg (9) 115. 116 Hernandez. Martha ( 1 1 ) 83. 1 82 Hernandez, Michael ( 1 1 ) 83, 224 Hernandez, Rachelle (9)115 Hernandez, Roseanne ( 1 0) 99 Hernandez, Susana(1 0)99, 152, 155 Herold, Julie(12)20. 31. 54. 132, 152. 166. 172. 181. 183 Herrera. Anthony (12) 31 Herrera. Carl(ll) Herrera. David (11) 83 Herrera. Susan (12) 20, 31, 70, 71, 181, 185,270 Herrera, Velia(9) 115 Herrod, Luana(10)99 Herrod, Vivianne (9) 1 1 5 Herlenstem, Barbara (9) 1 1 5 Hester, James (10) 99, 218 Hill, Billv(1 1)83 Hill, Kevin(11)83 Himes, Mitchell (9) 115 Hintergardt, Sandra ( 1 1 ) 83 Hitchcock, Jim(10)83 Hitchcock, Kevin (9) 115 Hix, Pamela (11) 82, 145 Hobson, Andrew (12) 31, 181, 136 Hottman. David(9)115 Hoffman, Debbie (10) 83, 99 Holden, Kimberly(1 1)83 Holgate, M.(IO) 100 Holgate, Stanley (9) 115 Holgate, Steve (10) 100 Hollocher, Bonalynn(12) Hollowell. Randy(12)31 Holston. Diane (1 1)83 Holthaus, Christina (11) 83 Holthaus, Shirley(IO) 100 Homan, Douglas(lO) 100,217, 229 Homan, Laura (11) 70, 71,83, 150 Homan, Lisa (9) 69, 115, 180 Honda, Gerald (10) 100 Hood, Donald (10) 100,218 Hopkins, Bryan (9) 115, 218 Hora, Rhonda (12) 31, 175 Hora, Ryan (9) 108,218 Horton, Lee Anne (12) 20, 31, 54, 136, 140, 152, 156. 181, 182 Horvath, Heidi (10) 100, 152, 154,246 Houser, Andrea (9) 115, 152, 153, 183 Howard, Cynthia(12)31 Howard, Deborah (11) 83 Howard, Susan (11) 10,82, 146 Howard, Thomas ( 1 2) 3 1 , 49, 1 66 Hoyi, Pamela (10) 100, 183 Hudgins, Edith (9) 64, 115 Hudson, Dorothy ( 1 2) 3 1 , 52, 1 83 Hudson, Mark ( 1 0) 1 00, 1 8 1 , 224 Hufi, Diane(12)31,64, 66, 181 HuH, Roger(9) 115 Hughes, Cheryl (11) 82 Hui, David(10)181 Huitema, Anne(12)31,64, 181, 183 Hund, D. (10) 100 Hunn, Melissa(11)82 Hunter, Jeffrey(10)92, 100,225 Hunter, Thomas (9) 108, 115, 132,225 K Hurst, Alison (9) 1 16, 152, 154 Hurst. Wilham(lO) 100 Hustad, Tamara(9) 1 16 Hutchens, Douglas (10) 100 Hutchison, Missie(l 1)83 Hutten, Frederick (11) Hutlon, Kathy(12)20, 31, 55 Hutlon, Steven (9) 116, 218, 229 Ibarra, Daniel (12) 31 Irving, Mark (12) 20, 31, 9, 181 Ivie, Debra (10) 70, 100 Ivie, Joni(12)31, 181 Jackson, Caria (12) 32, 50,64, 182, 185, 186,248 Jackson, Donna (12) 32, 181, 183,275 Jacobson, Jacob(11)83, 218, 227 James, Patricia (9) 115 Janssen, Karen (10) 100 Jarman, Danny (12) 32 Jasso, Xavier ( 1 1 ) 83, 1 68, 1 69, 213,277 Jauch, Steven (9) 1 1 5, 2 1 8, 1 82 Jauch, Theresa (11) 83 Jeffries, D (10) 100 Jeffries, Janet (9) 115 Jessop, Douglas (12) 32, 141, 180, 181, 168,270 Jessop, Regina(l 1)83, 149 Jessop, Valerie (10) Jimenez, Alb€rt(l 1) Johns, Randy (10) 218 Johnson, David (11) 83 Johnson, Deborah(l 1)84 Johnson, Gregory (10) 100, 225 Johnson, Jeanette (9) 1 1 5 Johnson, John (12) 32 Johnson, Judy(l 1)84 Johnson, Kathey(lO) Johnson, Kimmie(12)32, 183 Johnson, Raymond (12) 32 Johnson, Scott (11) 84 Johnson, Suzanne (1 1)84 Johnston, Lori(IO) 100 Johnston, Scott (12) 32 Jones, David (12) Jones, Joanne (9) 1 1 5 Jones, Marcine(12)20, 32 Jordan, Kathleen (10) 100 Jordan, Kevin (12) 32 Jordan, Laura (9) 115, 181 Journey, Floyd (12) 32 Juarez, Janet (12) 10, 20, 32, 181, 183, 159,269 Juhola, Anita(9)116, 180 Juhola, Timo(11)84 Juroe, Julie(11)84 Juvonen, 0111(12)32, 64, 181, 183, 178 Kaiser, John (9) 116, 218 Kamchee, Judy(11)84 Kamchee, Timottiy(IO) 100 Kanavos. Elizabeth (12) 32, 181 Kang, Sung Ho 100 Kaplan. Daniel (1 1)84 Kaplan, Jeffrey (12) 32 Karch, Diane(9)7, 116, 152, 155 Karch, Earl(12) Kassap, Paula (12) 32 Kazandiian, Roxane(10)92, 100, 181 Keck, Ellen (11) 67, 69, 84, 181, 248, 249 Keck, Wendy (12) 33 Keiff, John (10) 221 Kellogg, Richard ( 1 0) 1 00, 2 1 8 Kellum, Cherie(ll)84 Kemp, Lynda (11)84, 69, 145, 161 Kendall, KimberlY(12) 33 Kennedy, Kimberly (1 1)62, 84, 148 Kenney, Thomas(IO) 100 Kerr, Julie(lO) 100,247 Keye, Patrick (10) 101,64 Kilcoyne, Michael (12) 33 Kimball, Cynthia (10) 101, 152, 155 Kimball, Victoria (12) 33 Kincaid. Cynthia (10) 92, 101, 182 King, Theresa (1 1)84, 182 Kirkpatrick, Robert (11) 84, 182, 184 Kirton, Charla(12)33, 181 Kiser, John(12)33, 141, 219, 277 Kiser, Rhonda ( 1 2) 33, 52, 244, 246,260 Klein, Kimberly (12) 33, 64, 173 Klemm, Kathy(12)33, 140, 143, 144 Klingtus, Troy (9) 1 16, 218 Kneebone, Sherri(lO) 101 Knight, Brian(11)84, 181 Knight, Paul (11)84, 181 Knight, Richard(IO) 101 Kobziff, Krishna (12) 33 Kraft, David (9) 108, 116,229 Kramer. Sandra ( 1 2) 33 Kresge, Kristine(12) 182 Kreutzer, Shirleen(l 1) 84 Kring. David (9) 84, 116 Kring, Dianne (1 1) 84, 152, 153 Kring, Doreen(IO) 101, 152, 153 Kring, Douglas (1 1) Kruse, Kimberly (10) 101 Kuelper, Kim (12) 33 Kugelman, Jerry (10) Kulpinski, Tammy (1 1) 84 Kulpinski, Timmie(l 1) LaRussa, Michael (1 1)84 Lafarga, David (10) 101 Laica, Mike (9) 116, 132 Laica, Daniel ( 1 2) 7, 9, 34, 5 1 , 54, 132, 133, 161, 166,228,268, 277,279 Lake, Steven (11)84, 108 Lalonde, Allison(9)116, 143, 144, 152, 153 Lambert, Edward (1 1)84 Lamping, Mark (12) Landi, Debbie (9) 116 Landi, Linda(12)33 Landin, Lucila (10) 101 Langevin, Paul (11)84 Langevin, Robert (12) Langford, Glenn(12)34, 50 Larimore, Tracy (9) 1 16 Larsen, Kurt(10)101 Larson, Gretchen (12) 34 Larson, Michel (12) Larson, Steve (10) Lastufka, Dennis(12)34, 180 Lastufka, Mark(10)101 Laveck, Karen (11)84 Laverdure, Donald (9) 1 1 6 Laviguer, Jennifer (9) Laviguer, Joseph (10) 101, 116 Lawrence, Bonnie (11) 84, 1 52, 153 Laws, Robert (1 1)84 Lawson, Keith(IO) 101, 225 Leadham, Daniel (11)84 Ledesma, Judy (9) 116 Ledgard, Peter (11) Lee, Ahson (11)76, 84, 1 74, 1 83 Lee, Daniel (12) 34 Lee, Michael (10) 101 Leibrock, Larry (1 2) 9, 20, 34, 54, 176, 182 Leicht, Dori(9)116 Leidelmeyer, Cindy ( 1 1 ) 84, 250 Leon, Laura (11)84, 152, 153 Levier, Lisa (12) 34 Lewis, Debora(11)84 Lexa, Scott (11) Leyba, Christopher (1 1 ) 84, 222 Leyba, Steven ( 1 1 ) 84, 222, 224 M Leyk, Denise (1 1)84, 180, 183 Lincoln, Priscilla (10) 101 Lindsey, Wendy(9) 116 Linton, Chen (11)84 Linton, Christie(9) 108, 109, 116. 132. 162, 153, 160,245 Lithgow, Christopher ( 1 0) Livesay, Guy(12)34, 50, 145, 167,217 Livesay, Leigh (10) 101 Lloyd, Steven (12) 34 Lobberecht, Lisa (9) Lobberecht, Lovann (10) 101 Lobberecht, William (12) Lockabey, Derek(IO) 101, 225 Loe. Steve(lO) 101 Loest, Randall (10) 101 Logan, Kimberly(IO) 101, 180, 249 Logan, Tammy(1 1)84 Lomeh, D. (10)101 Long, Gail (12) 34, 182 Lopez, Joann (1 1)85 Lopez, Linda (9) 70, 116 Loveless, Beverly (10) 101 Lovell, Joanna (10) 101 Lovell, Mari(12)34, 64 Lowe, Greg(lO) 101, 225 Lowe, Lorra(12)35 Lowe, Pamela ( 1 2) 20, 35, 1 42, 144, 181, 183 Lucas, Jack (9) 116,223 Lucas, Roberta (11) 85 Lucas, Wayne (10) 101 Lucchese, Brian (12) Lucchino, Lorie(IO) 101 Lucy, John (10) 92, 101,224 Luevano, James (10) 102, 225 Lugo, Ronald (11) Luna, Richard (10) 102, 181, 222, 223 Lund, Corey (9) 116 Lundin, Roberta (10) 102 Luymes, Joanell(12)35, 150, 163, 165, 166, 183 Luymes, Karen (1 1)85 Luymes, Ted (9) 116, 180 Maattala, Robert (12) 35, 217 Macdonald, Randal ( 1 1 ) 76, 85, i 146,181,213,214 ' ■ Macdonald, Scott ( 1 0) 92, 1 02, ' 218,229 Macias, Yvonne(11)64, 68, 85, ' 180,183 Maclean, Karen (10) 102, 248 ' Maclean, William (11) 85, 220 ' Maestas, Gene(9) 116 Magana, Nuvia (1 1) 10, 85, 146, 152,156,181 ' .(ylaidlow, Charles (9) ' Maldonado, Antoinette (10) 102, i 263 ! Maldonado, Laura (12) 20, 35 j Malone, Jennifer 152, 156 Maldonado, Yvonne (9) 108, 116, 152,153 Manning, Christine (1 1) I Manning, Lorine (9) 1 16, 183 Maranio, Louis(9) ; Marchese, Robert ( 1 1 ) 85, 1 32, | 134,167,222 224 ] Margiotta, Delene(11)85 , Marquez, Stella (10) Marquez, Timothy ( 1 0) 1 82 Marshall, John(IO) 102, 225 Marshall, Linda (10) 102, 181, | 183 Martinez, Alexander (12) 35, 50, ' 66.147,225 J Martinez, Bertin( 10) 102, 225 Martinez, Carol (9) 108, 116, 152,163,180,183 Martinez, Christopher (11)85 Martinez, Elizabeth ( 1 0) 1 02 Martinez, Elliott (11) 85 Martinez, Henry (9) 116 J Martinez, Jessica (9) 1 1 7 284 Index Manmez, John ( 1 2) 35, 69, 220 Martinez, Joseph (10) 102 Martinez, Lisa (9) 108, 117, 245 Martinez, Lorraine ( 1 1 ) 85 Martinez, Marlene(9) Martinez, Rebecca (9) 1 1 7 Martinez, Ricardo(1 1) Martinez, Suzanne (1 1)85 Martinez, Vivian (1 1) Martinez, William( 10) 102 Martz, Brian (12) 35 Mary, David (9) 1 1 7 Maryon, Scon(12)20, 35, 140, 141, 158, 167, 181,219,262, 263 Mass, John (9) 117, 218 Mass, Steven (11) 85, 222 Matossian, Karen (12) 35, 181 Mana, Gerald (10) 102 Maucher, Charles(IO) 102 Maur, Ginger (9) 117 May, Tenia (10) 102 Maynor, Leslie (9) 1 17 Mcabee, Steven (10) 102 Mccandless, Jana ( 1 1 ) 59, 85 Mccann, Jefferson ( 1 1 ) 1 74, 263 McCarthy, Jefl (9) 1 1 7, 1 80- 1 82. 223 .McCarthy, Karen (11) 64 (Mcclain, Robbm (1 1)85, 183 Mcclure, Kelly (10) 102, 182 Mcclure, Laura (10) Mcconaughey, Richard (12) Mcconnell, Loren (9) 1 1 7 Mccue, Kelly 117 Mccue, Daniel (11)85 Mcdermott, Laura(lO) 181 Mcdermon, Teresa (1 1) 102, 181 Mcdonnell, Walter (11) Mcgimpsey, Rebecca (1 1)85 Mckendrick, David (11)85 Mckeon, Kimberly ( 1 2) 35, 50 Mcknight, Scott (12) 35, 54, 169, 214,262,263 Mclaughlin, Kim 1 17 Mclaughlin, Leonard (12) 20, 35, ! 48,166,186 j; Medina, Joey (1 1) ! Medina, Nicholas (10) 102 Mendez, Salvador(9)117 Mendoza, Annie(9)117, 182 Mendoza, Carol(9)117 Mendoza, David (1 1) Mercer, Donald (10) 102 Merrill, Nathalie (12) 177, 182 Mersits, Sherry (10) 92, 62, 102, 181 Mesa, Marie(9)117 Mesa, Miguel (10) 102 Mesa, Teresa (12) Mestas, Caroline (10) 102 Meyer, Barbara ( 1 2) 20, 35, 1 4, 132, 133, 137, 140, 168, 181, 183,266 Mezzano, Brian (12) 14, 35 Middleton, Bruce(11)85 Millard, Jody ( 1 2) 35, 1 40, 1 46, 161, 168, 181 Miller, Ross (9) 11 7, 223 Milone, Jennifer (11)85 Minaglia, Kan (11)85 Miske, Richard (11) 85, 225 Mitchell, Kathy (11)85, 180 Mitchell, Kelly(11)65, 85, 181, 183, 185 Mitchell, Ronald ( 1 2) 36, 48, 1 33, 141, 145, 169 MoHin, David(12)11,36, 150, 181,225 Moff itt, Robert (9) 1 1 7, 1 80, 225 Mohler, David(12)36 Mohler, Douglas (10) 92 Monarrez, Sabreena(9) 1 17 Monohan, Michael (9) Monohan, Vincent (11)85 Montez, Thomas (12) 36 Montierth, Karen ( 1 2) 36 Montijo, Jackie CIO) 103,218 N O Montljo, Terri(11)85 Montoya, Viola(12)36, 271 Moody, Janice ( 1 2) 20, 36, 49, 58, 182,270 Mooney, Wayne (11)85 Moore, Carrie ( 1 0) 1 6, 1 03, 1 52, 154,246 Moore, Channing ( 1 2) 36 Moore, David B (1 1)86, 214 Moore, David E (11) 10,85 Moore, Janice ( 1 2) 36 Moore, Robert (11)86 Mora, Dneane(9) 117, 182 Morales, Angela (11)86 Morales, Clemente (9) 1 17 Morales, Greg (9) 1 1 7 Moran, Michelle (1 1) Moreau, Pierre (1 1) Moreno, Elisa (9) 117 Moreno, Patricia ( 1 1 ) 86 Morgan, Kenneth (9) 108, 225 Morgan, Laura (1 1)86, 181 Morgon, Cheryl (12) Morphew, Donald (10) 68, 103 Morrill, Douglas ( 1 2) 20, 66, 68, 36, 141, 181,222 Morrill, Joy (9) 117 Morris, Mike (9) 80, 117 Morrow, Monique (9) 1 1 7, 1 52, 155 Mossey, Christine (1 1) 86 Mourer, Ronald (9) 117 Moye, Cynthia (12)36, 149, 180, 181, 183,276 Murphy, Joan (12) 36 Murphy, John (12) 36, 214 Murphy, Mark (11) 86 Murray, Robert (11)86 Murray, Theresa (10) 103 Mutchler, Thomas (11)86 Myers, Elise(9)108, 117, 152, 153 Myers, Sharon (12) 15, 36, 151, 181 Myers, Stephen (10) 103 Nagel,Jane(12) 36, 140,244, 250 Napolitano, Donna (9) 108, 118, 152,153, 183 Naran)0,L. (10)103 Nass, James(9)118 Nassen, Richard (10) 103 Neal, Jennifer (11) 86 Neighbors, Deborah ( 1 1 ) 86 Neiheiser, Bethanne (9) 1 18 Neiheiser, Helen (10) 103 Nelsen, Andre w (9) 118 Nelsen, Lisa (10) 103 Nevarez, Chris(12)36 Nevis, Kathy(10)11,92, 103 Nichiporuk, Donald (12) 37 Niemczyk, Bernard ( 1 1 ) 86 Mobile, Lisa (10) 92, 103, 181, 183 No(in, John(n)86 Nourse, Randole(IO) 103 Nourse, Robert (12) 37 Obregon, lrene(11)87 O ' Brien, Kimberly (1 1)87 Oguinn, Kenneth (12) 20, 51, 37, 167, 168 OLeary, Eileen (10) 103, 152, 153 Oler, Karen (9) 118 Olivarez, Daniel (11)87 Olivarez, Margaret (12) 246 Olsen, Joseph (10) 103 Olson, Sheryl( 10) 103 ONeal, Kelly (10) 103 ONeal, Paul (9) 118 Ontiveros, Vicki(12)37 Orloff , Catherine ( 1 1 ) 87, 244 Orlofi, Manya(IO) 103, 245 Oropeza, Monica (12) 37 Orozco, Margaret (12)37 Ortega, Eric (12) 37 Ortiz, Arthur (9) 118 Ortiz, Javier (9) 118 Ortiz, Jeffrey 68, 103 Ortiz, Rey(9) 118 O ' Sullivan, James(12)37 Owen, Patrick (11)87, 220 Owen, Kirk(11)76, 87, 132, 181, 184,219, 220 Owens, Kevin (9) 118 Owens, Paula(12)37, 64, 65 Padfield, Danny (9) 118 Padfield, Kimberly (12) 37 Padilla, David (11)87 Padilla, Kim(9)118 Padilla, Lisa (10) 62, 92, 103, 183 Page, Conrad (10) 103 Page, Kristy(9) 118 Palmer, James (11)87 Palmer, Kimberly (9) 1 18 Palmer, Louisa (1 1)87 Partridge, Scott (9) 118 Patterson, Tammy (9) 1 1 1 Patterson, Tracy (9) 108, 118, 152, 153 Payne, Mark (11)87 Payne, Robert (10) 103 Pazienza, Kim (12) 38 Pazienza, Tracey(lO) 12, 70, 103 Pederson, Christian (10) 104, 180 Pellissier, Robyn(10)92, 104 Pena, Jose(9) 118 Pena, Laurence (12) 38, 146 Perea, Jerry(9) 118 Perea, Rebecca (1 1)87, 181 Perez, Aurora (11) 87 Perez, Brian (11) 87, 182,225 Perez, Chris (12) 38 Perez, Enrique (12) 38 Pescosolldo, Denise(12) 7, 38, 49, 14,55,59,60, 169,260, 275 Peter, Laurie (10) 104, 132 Peter, Mark (11) 76, 87, 181, 182, 183 Peterman, Tracey(1 1)87, 183 Peters, Beth (11) 76, 87, 221 Petreman, Linda (1 1 ) 70, 71 , 64, 87, 185 Petrus, Patrick(IO) 104 Phillips, Theodore(IO) 104 Pilkington, Diane(11)87 Pinon, Augustine (10) 104 Pinon, Jacqueline (9) 1 18 Pinson, Franklin (12) 38 Pion, Ch ristopher ( 1 2) 38 Pitchford, Tommy (10) 104 Pituch, David(11)87, 217 Pituch, Robert (9) 118, 218 Poff, JeHrey(9)118 Pohquin, Loretta(12)38 Poliquin, Tammy (1 1)87 Pope, Suan ( 1 0) 1 04, 1 52, 1 53. 180, 183 Popofi, Allan (11)87 Portnoff, Eric(12)38, 136 Postill, Adam(11)87 Postill,Chris(11)87 Potter, Michael (12) 38 Powell, Steven (11)87 Powers, Christopher (9) 1 18 Poyorena, Sheryl(11)88 Prado, Virginia (11) 88 Pratt, Kelly ( 1 2) 20, 38, 54, 246, 247 Preston, Joseph (11) 76, 88, 181 Price, Jerry (9) 118 Priess, Debra(11)88 Priest, Bridget ( 1 2) 38, 64, 65 Priest, Deborah (10) 104 Pritchard, Darren ( 1 2) 20, 39, 49, 152, 157, 168,213 Pritchard, DeeAnne(9) 1 18, 245 Prog, Judith (12) 39 Putinier, Rene (9) 11 8, 180 Quails, Gerald (9) 118 Quails, Janis(11)88, 181, 182, 183 Quattrocchi, Dominic (9) 119. 181 Quinlan, Michael(12) 39 Quinlan, Teresa (10) 104, 152, 153, 180 Quirot,C. (11)88 K Rago, Ronald (9) 119 Ragusa, Roseanna(lO) 104, 152, 154, 181 Rainey, Patrick (12) 39 Rams, Lisa (10) 104, 132, 135, 180,249 Ramero, Randall (12)47 Ramirez, Benny (9) 1 19 Ramirez, Cathy (11) 88 Ramirez, Loraine(12) 39 Ramirez, Ronald (11)88 Ramos, Joe (12) Randall, Sharon (12) 39 Rasich, Denise(11)88 Rasmussen, Kim(9) 1 19 Rasmussen, Susan ( 1 2) 20, 39, 137, 151,247 Rathff, John(11)88 Rathff, Ken (10) 104 Razo, Anthony (1 1)88 Reed, Corey (11) 88 Reed, Gary (11) 88, 181 Reed, Jon (11) 88 Reese, Jill (11)88 Reese, William (9) 1 1 9, 227, 228 Retana, Luis (11)88 Reveles, Marco (12) 39, 181 Rexroat, Shirley (12)39 Reyes, Felicia ( 1 2) 39, 1 8 1 , 248 Reyes, Paul (11) 88, 220 Rice, Russell (12) 39 Richardson, Scott (12) 39 Richardson, Tamra (1 1 ) 88, 182 Richman, Laura (10) 104, 249 Ridenour, Heidi ( 1 2) 39, 40, 50, 64,65, 136, 183 Ridenour, Laura(9)119 Ringeman, Lori (9) 119 Rios, Alfred (11) 88 Rios, Debbie (11) 88 Rios, Roseanna(12)39 Ripley, James (10) Ripley, Theresa (11) 88 Ri Ho, Shawn ( 1 0) 1 04, 1 52, 1 54 Roach, Donna (10) 105 Roach, Gordon (12) 39 Robertson, Michael (9) 1 19 Robledo, Josephine ( 1 1 ) 88 Robles, Steven (10) 104 Rodarte, Mario (1 1)88 Roddick, James (10) 104 Rodriguez, Angela ( 1 1 ) 1 88, 275 Rodriguez, Anna (9) 1 1 9, 1 82 Rodriguez, Diane (11)88, 181 Rodriguez, Estella (9) 1 1 9, 1 82 Rodriguez, Diane (11)88, 181 Rodriguez, Estella (9) 1 19 Rodriguez, Frank (12) 39 Rodriguez, Henrietta ( 1 2) 42 Rodriguez, Joseph (12) 42 Rodriguez, Linda (12) 47 Rodriguez, Louis (9) 1 19 Rodriguez, Richard (10) Rodriguez, Vincent (10) 104 Rodriguez, Angela (11) Roessner, Gail(11)88, 183 Rollins, Sandy (10) 183,260 Rollins, Stacy (12) 20, 42, 142, 144, 158, 181,263,277 Romero, Dennis (11)88 Romero, Edward (11)76, 88, 181.219, 220 Romero, Edwin (9) 119 Romero, Nicholas (11) Romero, Randall (12) Roper, Robert (12) 42 lnde 285 L r. Rosas, Angelo{ 10) 105, 181 Rosr, Linda(11)88 Roughy. Barry {11)89 Rounds, Randy (9) 1 19, 229 Rounds, Richard(1 1)89, 227, 277 Rounds, Rodney (9) 1 1 9, 229 Ruiz, Louie(9) 119 Ruiz, Louis (12) 42. 152, 153 Ruiz, Sylvia (10) 105, 180 Runion, Hoben (9) 108, 109. 1 1 9, 1 60 Russell, Christine (11) 69, 89 Russell, Gary (11) 89 Russell, Jeff (11)89, 215 Russell, Karen ( 1 2) 7, 20, 42, 55, 260,277 Russell, Roben(9)69, 119 Ryan, BrYn(10)105, 152, 155, 181 Saalmann, Fritz(lO) 105, 218, 225 Sabula, Andrew (9) 1 19 Sack, Jofin(12)42 Saicheck, Mark (12) 47, 64 Sainz, Louie (12) 42 Salazar, Esther (12)42, 275 Salazar, Juanita (12) 42 Salazar, Susie (9) 119 Salcido, Daniel (11)89 Salley, Curtis (12) 42 Samarin, James (1 1) Samarin, Jonathan (10) 105 Samarin, Nikola (10) 105 Samples, Nancy (1 1) 76, 89, 180, 181 Sanchez. Silvia (9) 119 Sanders, Diana (12) 42 Sandoval, Lydia (12) 42, 183,270 Sanger, Dirk (9) 1 19 Sangree, Mark (9)68, 119, 181 Sanramon, Tanya (9) 1 1 9 Sargeant, Kathleen (12) 20, 39, 181,271 Sarmes, Patty 152, 153 Saucedo, Valentin (1 1) Saucier, Michele (9) 119, 152, 153 Saunderson, Ju dy (12) 20, 42, 50, 54, 176, 182. 184, 186 Saxon, Cheryl (11) 89, 181 Schafer, Lisa 132, 135 Scheetinin, John (9) 1 19 Schiff. David (10) 105. 183 Schitt. Lisa (9) 119. 152. 154 Schmitt. Melany(lO) 14,69, 105 Schneider, Evelyn ( 1 2) 42, 70, 71 , 140,260,277 Schneider, Helen (1 1)67,69,89 Schoensiegel, Carol(10)92, 105, 181 Schoonover, Ann (9) 70. 119 Schoonover, John ( 1 1 ) 89 Schoonover, Scott ( 1 0) 68, 1 05, 223 Schotborgh. Richard (10) 105 Schotborgh, Roy (12) 43 Schultz, Thomas(l 1) Schuyler, Rhonda (10) 105 Schwartz, Randy (1 1) Scudder, William (11) 89 Searcy, Ronald (11)89 Segura, Lisa (10) 105 Serventi, Mark (9) 120 Severson, Laura (9) 70, 120, 180 Sevillano, Patricia (9) 43, 120 Shafer, Lisa(IO) 11, 13, 92, 105 132 Shanks, Glenn (12) 43 Sharlow, Ricky(10)64, 65. 105. 116. 182, 184 Shaw, Lisa (9) 64 Shaw, Lori(IO) 105 Shaw, Richard (9) 120 Shellenberger, Ruth (10) 105 Shellhammer, Keith (10) 10, 105 Shelters, Richard (12) 43 Shelters, Sheri(9) 120, 152, 154 Sheneberger, Laura (9) 64, 120, 245 Sheneberger, Leiand ( 1 1 ) 64, 65, 89, 182, 183 Shepherd, Dana (9) 182 Shepherd, Jerry (12) Sheppard, Scon(l 1) Sheppard, Steven (12)43,215 Sheridan, Julie (12) 43 Shine, Jayson{9) 120 Shipman, Dale (10) 105, 225 Shipman, Donna (9) 120, 152, 154, 180 Shipman, Shelly (12) 20, 143, 146 Shoemaker, Kristine(9) 120, 152, 154 Shook. Eric (10) 105 Shook. Linda (12) 20, 43, 143, 144 Shore, Bruce (12) 43 Shuster, Bradley (9) 120 Sicihano, David (12) Siciliano, James (9) 120 Silos. Selena (11) 89 Silver. Karl (9) 120 Sliver. Marc (10) 106 Silver, Michael (11) 64, 89 Silven, John (9) Simmons, B. (10)106, 225 Simpson, Nancy (11) 181 Simmons, Laura (1 2) 43 Simmons, Robert ( 1 0) 2 1 8 Simons, Angela (10) Simons, Kenneth (1 1)89 Sitler, Jody(12)20, 43, 51, 181, 183,244,268 Skolnick, Mark (10) 106, 181, 223 Slater. Trina(9) Slivkoff. Kipp (11)89 Slivkoff. Tracy (10) 106 Sloan, Maria (1 1)89 Slowski, Myron (12) 43, 141 Smallwood, Jeffrey (1 1)89 Smith, Alfred (9) Smith, Debbie (10) 44, 106 Smith, Debra (12)54, 169 Smith, Greg(l 1)89 Smith, Heidi (11) 76, 89, 132, 134, 180, 181.248 Smith. Jay(12)44 Smith, Karen (12)44 Smith, Katharine (11)89, 132 Smith, Kathleen (9) 109, 120, 245 Smith, Kelly (11) 89 Smith, Kim(l 1)89 Smith, Leticia(12)44. 146 Smith. Mandy (10) 106. 152. 155 Smith. Mark (9) 120. 180 Smith. Martha (11) 59, 61. 76, 89. 145. 181 Smith, Sean (9) 89, 120, 218 Smith, Shelly (11) 14. 90 Smith, Susan (11) 246 Smith, Susan (10) 106 Smith, Tracy (9) 109, 120 Smith. Whitney (10) 106.247 Sneddon. Elizabeth (10) 106 Snow. John(lO) 106.221 Snyder. Mark (11)90 Solinger. Denise(l 1)90 Solinger. Sheila (10) 106 Sommers. Denise(9) 120 Sommers, Gregory ( 1 1 ) 90 Sommers, Stacy ( 1 0) 1 06. 225 Son, Wonsook ( 1 1 ) 90. 1 81 , 1 82 Son, Yong Ho(lO) 106. 181. 183 Sonoff. Lori(l 1)90. 70, 71 Sopp, Paul (10) 106 Sorensen, Anna ( 1 0) 1 06, 1 52. 155 Soster. Janet(ll)90 Souder. Sandra (11)90 Souders, Steven (9) 120, 223 Southern, Sheila (10)106,1 52, 155 Sowell, Kelleck(9) 120 Spates, Dons (10) 106 Spaulding, Lisa (10) 10, 106, 152, 154 Spaulding, Michael (9) 121, 180, 181 Spees. Karen (11)90. 76.248. 260, 180.273.275.277 Spooner. James ( 1 1 ) 90. 159 Spratte. Lori(l 1)90 Spratte. Russell (10) 106,225 Spray, Robert (9) 121 St Claire, M (10)106 Stabile, Susan (10) 106, 182 Staley, Cheryl ( 1 2) 48, 54, 44, 140, 145, 152, 156, 169, 181 Stanfield, Sandra (12) 20, 44. 142, 144 Starkman. Bruce (1 1)90 Starkman. David (10) 106, 180 States. Karen (9) 121. 147 Statz, Harold (10) 106 Stephenson, Gary(l 1)90 Stephenson, Randall (10) 106 Stepp, Margo(ll)90, 182 Steves, Gary (11) 90, 220 Steves, Jorie ( 1 2) 44, 1 37, 260, 277 Stewart, Catherine (1 1)90,250 Stewart, Christopher (10) 106 Stewart, Sheryl(IO) 106 Stiegelmeier, Loren (9) 121 Stinson, Venita(11)90, 181 Stockman, Tamara (9) 121, 152, 155 Stockman, Travis (12) 20, 44, 181,222 Stockton, Cynthia (10) 121 Stone, Lyle(IO) 106 Strain, Cynthia ( 1 1 ) 90, 1 52, 1 55 Strain, Gary (12) 44 Stroup, Douglas (12) 44, 166, 214,228 Suhr, Dana (10) 106, 152, 154, 183 Sullivan, Barbara (12) 44 Sullivan, Beverly (9) 121 Suppa, William (11) 90 Sutherland, Samuel(IO) 106, 218 Swanson, Cynthia ( 1 0) 1 06 Sw earingen, Judy (12) Swinnerton, M. (11)45, 90 Symmes, Brian (1 1) 76, 90, 181, 263 Tabata. Donald (11) 90 Tabata, Vincent(9) 121, 180 Tafoya, Sharon (1 1)90, 183 Tagai, Erika(lO) 106 Tagai, Stephen (9) 121 Tait, Donna (10) 106 Tarabino, Sheila (11) Taylor, Kimberly (1 1) 64, 90, 182 Taylor, Nancy (11)90, 180, 181 Tebbe, Frances(IO) 106, 152, 153 Tebbe. Michel (11) 90 Teicher, Livia(ll)90 Teuton, Mark (9) 121 Teuton, William (1 1)90 Thomann, Doublas ( 1 1 ) 90, 224, 225 Thomann, Roben(lO) 106. 213 Thomas, David (12) 45 Thomas, Sherry (11) 91 Thomsen, Deborah ( 1 0) 1 52, 1 54 Tighe, John (12) 45, 49. 213, 214,227 Tilton, James (10) 106, 229 Tindal, David(12)45, 137 Tirado, Robert (10) 106 Tisby, David(11)91 II w Tisby, Patricia (9) 70, 121 Tittle, Mike (10) 106 Tocco. Joanna (9) 1 2 1 . 1 80 Toland. Christopher (9) 121. 225 Tolmachoff. David(12)45. 181 Tomlinson, Christopher (9) 1 21 Tonkovich, Rebecca (1 1)76,91, 181 Torrence, Louann (9)121,1 52, 153 Torres, Anthony(lO) 106 Torres, Armando (10) 1 06 Torres. Conrad (12) 45 Torres. Elizabeth (1 1 ) 91 . 149 Torres. Laurie (12) 45 Torres. Vincent(IO) 107. 218, 229 Torsney, Christine (10) 107 Tracy. Kenneth (12) 45 Trenkle, Audrey (9) 121 Trevino, Danny (9) 121 Trimberger, Jeff (1 1) Troutman, Terry (10) 107, 225 Tryon, Robert (12) 45 Turley, Jon(IO) 107 Turner, Keri(l 1)91 Twaddell, James (12) 45 Twaddell. Melissa (10) 64. 107 Tyson, Ken (10) 107,229 Ulbrich, Lisa(IO) 107. 152, 154 Ulrich, Eric(ll) Ulrich, Machele(12) Upton, Barbara (11) 91 Uzveta, Randolph (12) Valdez, Eve (10) 107, 182 Valdez. Jeffrey (10) 11. 107.225 Valencia, LiSa(9)121 Valenzuela, Debrah (9) 121, 122 Valenzuela, Luana(12)45, 244 Valeri, Nick(lO) 107 Valle, Lou is(IO) 107,221 Valles, Albert (9) 121 Van Dorn. Todd ( 1 2) 20. 45. 52, 54, 132 135. 147. 152, 156, 173, 177, 182, 183, 185 Vargas. Elizabeth (1 1)91 Vasquez. Amadina (12)45 Vasquez. Camille(lO) 107 Vasquez. David (10) 107 Vasquez, Helen (9) 122 Vasquez. Roger (10) 107 Veahtzek, Danette(9) 122, 152, 154 Velasco, Lam (9) 122 Velasco, Matthew (11)91 Velasqez, Martin (11)91 Velasquez, James (9) 122 Vera, Lorraine(l 1)91 Verna, Ariel(12)45, 225 Vtfquain. Charles (9) Villalba. Sebastian(ll)91 Villanueva.Arlene(12)45. 183 Villanueva, Raymond (1 1 ) 91 Villanueva, Roger (9) 122 Villasenor, Anna(11)91 Villasenor, Debra (9) 108, 122, 152 Villasenor, E. (10) 107 Vincent, Ralph(ll)91 Vintges, John(9) 122,229 Volen. Mark (9) 122 Wada. Christy (9) 1 08. 1 22, 1 52, 153,245 Wagner. Danny (10) 107 Wahlin. William(12)45 Wahrman. Julie(10)107 Wakefield. Robert (11) Walch. Tracy(9) Wald. Steven (9) 122 Wall. Lenora(9) 122 Wallace, Jayme(12)8, 46, 54, 162, 164, 166 286 Index Wallin, Sanva(9) Walsh, Tern (9) 122 Ward, Dennis (10) Ward, Donna (10) 107 Ward, Edward (10) 107 Warner, Deanne(lO) 107, 152, 154 Warner, Elizabeth (10) 107, 152, 155 Warren, Jeffrey (12) Waters, K (11)46, 91 Watson, Brett (9) 218, 229 Watson, Sandra ( 1 0) 1 07, 1 52, 155 Watson, Scon (12) 46 Weaver, Janelle (1 1) 70, 71, 91 181 Weaver, Joanne (9) 68, 122 Webb, Darrvl(9) 122 Webb, Loretta (12)46 Weigman, Leiana (12)46, 52, 182 Weis, Michael (10) 107 Wells, Joseph (9) 122 Wells, Randy (9) 122,221 Wells, Robert ( 1 2) 46, 68, 1 22, 181 West, Kevin (9) 122 Wetzel, Dale (11) 91 Wheeler, Deoma(12) Whitaker, Mary (12) 46 Whitaker, Michael (10) 107 Whitaker, Timothy(lO) 107 White, Kimberly(l 1)91, 181 White, Paul (12) 14,46, 50, 136, 227 White, Richard (12) White, Scon (9) 122 White, Timothy (12) Whiteside, Brian 69 Whiteside, Joseph (10)107 Whiteside, Kelly (9) 70, 122 Whiting, Heather (1 1)91 Whittaer, Craid(9) 122,229 Whitten, Dale (10) 107,225 Whittingham, Katherine (12) 46, 54, 59, 169, 175, 181 Wicker, MarY(l 1)91 Wicks, Lori(10)69, 107, 147 Wiemiller, Mark(11)91 Wilbanks, Donald (10) 107 Wilbanks, Steven (9) 122 Wiley, Michael (9) 68, 122 Wilkins. Schonene(12)46 Williams, Kim(11)76, 91, 180, 221 Williams, Myron (10) 107, 182 Williams, Robert (11) Williams, Roxanne(l 1)91, 151 Williams, Walter (11) 91 Wilhs, Diana(11)91 Wilson, Brian (12) Wilson, Christopher (9) 122 Wilson, Keith (10) 107 Wilson, Kelly(lO) Wilson, Laura (9) Winkler, Gary (9) 122,218 Winn, David (12) Winseman, Christina (12)46 Winters, Brian (10) 107 Wise, Deborah (12) Wise, Diana (9) 122 Wise, Donna (11)91 Wolfe, Mark (10) 107 Wong, Ralph (10) 107, 221 Wood, Michele(9) 122 Woodward, Shan (1 1) 10, 91, 181. 183 Worley, Jeanne(l 1) 91, 152, 156 Worley, Suzanne (9) 122 Woss, Alison (9) 109, 122, 183 Woss, Beverly ( 1 2) 7, 46, 48, 59, 60, 137, 158, 169, 183,260, 267,269,273,275,278 Wren, Lizabeth (1 1 ) 7, 91 Wright, Kenneth (12) Wright, Malinda(12)64, 69 z Wright, M (11)46, 91 Wright, Mitchell (12) 46 Wynd, Laura (10) 107, 152, 155 Ybarra, Ernest (10) 107 Ybarra, Ernestine (10) 107, 152. 154, 183 Yelverton. Joanelle(9) 122. 152, 154 Ying, Michael (11) Yoder. Karen (10) 107, 152, 155, 183 Young, Elizabeth (9) 70, 122 Young, Marnie(IO) 107 Young, Melanie(lO) 107 Ytuarte, Andy(ll)91, 148 Ytuarte, Sandra (12) 46 Zaabadick, Jessica (1 1) 76, 91, 132, 133 Zagorski, Robert (1 1)91, 260, 277,279 Zambroski, Raymond (9) Santsky, Dennis (9) 122. 180 Zeis.Sandra(12)47. 181 Zishka. Bonnie(10)107 Zishka. Larry(11)91 Index 287 f.h .i -4- • -..;:.v - Mifbrtiia T3r - ' r ' i - v vg II ri A--r.-Z . ' ortj ' i ' fter K r ■-t.:.w:-vR. T - :% ' t v -s ioa- ' ujkj j cp ' ll lo i !-(■ ' H.i, ' • ' • ; ' :•. V f ' iPr ,;?feir r-. . ■ ' ■ ' M ::.., -.- - • f.-H.J