Carlsbad High School - Purple Shield Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)
- Class of 1973
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'va' f f if '? if 3 J L if ' 3 5 1 ,Q , --11....f Q 123 V I 1 JH , 6 1 x 4 IF YOUTH BE A DEFECT, IT IS ONE WE OUTGROW ONLY TOO SOON JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL .am . .M scuf ffl fin: ' I ,?s5Ng53j: Presxdent TABLE OF CONTENTS THE ESTABLISHMENT ............ .... 1 2 FALL...Q .............. ....26 WINTER ......... . .... 60 SPRING ............. .... 9 0 ORGANIZATIONS ..... ..... 1 24 CLASSES ........... ..... 1 46 ADVERTISING .... .... 2 00 POLICIES ARE ESTABLISHED . ROBERT LAUBSCHER Assistant Superintendent DR. HOWARD C. HARMON Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Allan Kelly Mrs. Mary Scherr Paul Swirsky Mrs. Ida Westree Dr. Ronald Packard AND CARRIED OUT. DR. LYNN DAVIES Principal i DR. ROGER BURKE Assistant Principal DOUGLAS DEASON Assistant Principal DR. MARGARET MCCLEERY Assistant Principal i 1 3 JOHN ALBERICO MRS . BEVERLY BOSAK MRS . N OANI BROWN MRS . LaVON NE BURSVOLD MISS IO ANNE DAVIS MRS. MARY ANN GILL HAROLD KAVAN- AGH MRS. DOROTHY RECTOR 14 'NA ., x SO CIAL STUDIES INCREASES AWARENESS MRS. SUSANA CRAM PTON MARVIN CAP 3-V Q4 f pl. if ,QI , 4 MARVIN SIPPEL MRS. KAY TELFORD ,,,I z Qt, I II, JEAN O. THIBAULT CLAUDE A. LEWIS MRS. HELENE DODD DONALD JOHNSON SHERYL KIRCHNER MARK A. NELSON A I V 121 AIYI fl , I 1 5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION. . . MRS. DMIT DEE MCCAULEY Rl PORADOSKY BUILDS STRGNG BODIES 5 WAYS MR.S RRY RE ERS S HE I ON MRS. PHYLLIS STORY I-'15 VAYA Y SALTE EN UN LAGO MISS SYLVIA KUYUMJIAN g: 'f.1'!F MRS. CATHERINE E. BARRY RUDY MORENO fw'w,, .39 Q :Ax E RALPH D. ALLOWAY MRS. GRACE BRASSINGTON ARTHUR GIORDANO OTHERS GET DOWN TO BUSINESS MISS BRUNNHILDE DODD MISS JUDITH CHRISTY MATH AND SCIENCE HARRY BONGIORNI JOSEPH DeDIMINICANTANIO ROBERT ETNIRE PRODUCE THINKERS ALLEN M. FISHER WILLIAM E. ISAACS ERIC MONCE CARL MILLER GEORGE CAHN DOUGLAS MICHAELS DON POOL ISADORE STONE ll, FINE ARTS INSPIRES YOUNG MUSICAL AND ARTISTIC TALENT ANT 'I' 5 Rs. GEoRG1ANNE Kms IA A HEPARD O R RALPH GRA NERE 3 T HOMEMAKING AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS ARE BECOMING CO-ED CLASSES MRS. RAE OLSON MRS. LUANN GOEDERT KENNETH CROW I. FRED HERNANDEZ ROBERT BRIGGS AGRICULTURE IS GROWING GONGERN DRIVER TRAINING AND EDUCATION IS POPULAR if RICHARD DAUGHERTY ROBERT E. FISHER MYRON E. BUZZEL LESLIE SWAIM is I if SPECIAL EDUCATION ATTENDS TO INDIVIDUAL NEEDS MRS. MARGARET KYES Speech Therapist MRS. MARGARET GOOD Special Education MRS. JOYCE LAYTON R.N. FRANK S. HUBERT Special Education KIM MARSHALL E. S. L. HAROLD HOYLE SPecia1 Education ff! .. MISS SUZANNE SEIFRIED Librarian ...IA 'S n Y Ninn. 'I S is -i 'X WE- I .2 ' ,I I gi I N' 'F i ' - 'Q 1 5 N SN it kks,..L . ' Q x W A i ,MV o Q COUNSELORS AMONG FEW ' FOR WHOM A STUDENT WILL WAIT MIKE GNADT MRS. MARIA HUEBNER M H IVIRS. LEONA BARNES 'W ffiio District Psychologist ,, JOHN NADONE IIM NORDBERG CLARE NCE HAI NES Work Experience 23 I I I MRS. I I 24 I FORETHOUGHT AND FOUNDATION IS BEHIND SCENES IN C.H S ACTION A. S. B Accounts MRS. EVELYN DAVIS Audio Visual and Girl Friday MRS. DOROTHY PHILLIPS MRS. WILMA WOODARD MRS. SARA STUCKER Counselors' Secretary MRS. GLENDA LANE Textbooks MARY JANE MONEYPENNY Resource Center MRS. FLO PENISTON Data Processing MRS. MARY ALLEN Nurses Aid MRS. JOAN SHARRAT Cafeterla MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS L. sim 5 -A Xl ,N Operauons GENE BAKER Custodlans ROBERT WHITE WALTER SOUTHWORTH EDWARD TUPPER JOSEPH RYAN HENRY TUNDER JOHN BATISTA JOSEPH YOUNG FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL A.S.B. PROMOTED ACTIVITY PERIODS S PARADES AND FOOTBALL DOMINATED THE MARCHIN G UNITS La nccrs FALL SPURTS If you take a piece of pa-per And move the X's and O's upon it strategically, the thing looks well. The blocks behave as they should. The chess and scheme of football is moving men like b locks, But it takes time to mold men to a fixed place at a fix ed moment. 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HEAD COACH BUDDY LEWIS Iim Adams Roy Amparano Tim Ayala Raudel Barba Paul Bertics Al Cabacungana Gary Campa Joey Campbell Dan Cantu lim Carpenter Jim Cook Tony Digiovanni Mark Duff Ed Duncan David Fabrizio David Formosa Kirk Geyer Steve Hall William Hall Steve Harkins Richard Harvey Darryl Herrera Alan Huey Jeff MCC-ieehee Tim Mann Joe Marquez Don Marrin Tony Miller Curt Minnich Jack Mumford VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM BECOMES ,Ml A LEAGUE THREAT Gilbert Soto Mark Sweeney Tom Thompson Bill Thompson Tom Vessey Bob Vettel Gil Zazuella Kurt Enger Rod Freitas Roxy Richard Holmes Manager Allan Raszler, Manager V, 4 1 ,, rv LW, G . ,mm '- Jim Adams cuts back after returning a kickoff against San Dieguito. Quarterback Tom Vessey drops back to pass against Escondido. Quarterback Curt Minnich takes advan- tage of a Geyer block and gains yardage against Orange Glen. A4 is This year the Lancers showed deter- mination as they brought their record to a 5 win - 4 loss series and became the most improved team in the league. They will be contending for the league title next year with 11 returning letter- men. The Lancers had one ofthe strongest defenses in the Avocado League. The season's co-captains were Mark Sweeney and Mike Pacheco. The Most Valuable Player Awards were given to: Mike Pacheco, Defensive Back: Gilbert Soto, Defensive Linemang Mark Swee- ney, Offensive Backg and Bill Thomp- son, Offensive Lineman. 41-- This was Coach Bud Lewis's first year as head coach though he has been on the Carlsbad coaching staff for 15 years. The team, school, and community applaud him for a fine season. T Joe Marquez and Gary Campa pull down Richard Harvey makes helmet to helmet an Orange Glen player in a game we won ll-8. Carlsbad defense makes a gang tackle against an Oceanside carrier. contact. 35 IU IOR VARSITY SQ AD GAI S EXPERIE CE FOR FUTURE FRONT ROW: Russ Whitt, Floyd Packard, John Dineen, Kieth Humphreys, Mike Steer, Mike Murphy, Kenny Blasic, Dan Minnich, Carl Schlack, Scott Koopsen, Bill Young. 2nd ROW: John Mendez, Todd Vmiroe, jim Brown, Mark Derrigo, John Ratcliff, Tom Grazada, Larry Valdez, Tom Villalobos, Adrian Cabacungan, Tim Frazee, Mike Walton. 3rd ROW: Steve McKinley, Randy Means, Arthur Calas, Dominic DeLucca, Mark Cook, Mike Gore, Kevin Blake, Mike Bowron, Ron Harris, Jim Donaldson, Andre Resner, Glen Chapin, John Doughty. Russ Whitt stops Vista ball carrier for a short gain. After catching a screen pass, Bill Young heads up field against San Marcos. , W sf, ,-,,,,. ? ff? . C, K af. . ir - is i , I 903553524-r IIAA y t Sikh? Head Coach Joe DeDiminicantanio Assistant Coach Bob Fisher Assistant Coach Dick Daugherty Scott Koopsen hauls in a pass in the midst of three Poway defenders. This sideline shot depicts well the condition of the field on a typical Lancer Day rain deluge. First year head coach Joe De 's J. V. team ended their season with a 4 win - 5 loss record. Bill Young received the Most Valuable Player Award. Carl Schlack and Mike Steer were voted captains. 37 LITTLE LANCERS PLACE SECO L W 2 About 40 Freshman boys partici- pated actively during the 1972 season. By emphasizing fundamentals and team spirit, they were able to com- pile a 4 win - 1 loss record in their league for a second place finish. Overall, their record was a respect- able 4 wins - 3 losses. The J.V. and Varsity coaches are looking forward to having each member of this year's team trying out for the 1973 football teams. I THEIR LEAGUE ROW lg David Duff, Todd Reed, Larry Tye, Mike Heaton, Jeff Kittie, Julio Rodriguez, Jim Scanlon, Andy Villabos. ROW 2: David Shaw, Dan Zalinski, John Perlcett, Steve Marshall, Joe Fallon, Jim Arnold, Steve Cram, Mike Min nich. ROW 3: David Gonzales, Bill Masterson, Tony Herrara, Jesse Robles, Vince Giaorian. 1124 f ' ' ., ,' , - n - .. N, i ?' '95 H P 11 f i i 1 4- gl a n 'aj ' 4 1,21 ' Q Q ,f..i W in 1 J W f 21 iss.-5.0 it ar 6 - O-at if A ' L? .' su A ,r 5 T1 551 ' A! A , W4 QS: ig 43 i42.ei25a,J4a i f . 1' 'i til-1f? ifr'-IB Q 34' , W ' ' W, -V rglaffiw w ' 'lr ,f,v Mm - ' f- A' . I '71 g iea ,Qi A, gf 3555 g Head Coach Les Swaim between ROW 1: Kelly Regan, Ernie Valdubieso, Shawn McDougal, Eddie Pimental, Richard Gunnels, John Alspaugh, Shan Nelson, Mike McNeal, David Godall. ROW 2: Paul Campa, Jay McGeehee, Vince Ortega, Tony Oliveras, Joe Her- nadez, Lance Lobsher, Patric Bradshaw, Mark Grieser. ROW 3: Mundo Gon- zalas, Brian Kirby, Frand Chambers, Eddie Martinez, Ravmond Hanbeck, Jim Robertson. 5 -,,.., .,,. ,, WJ- - fi, AN CER DAY 1972 X . ' A ,- , . ' , 4' - , . Y. R: r K X 1 2 ,I ,H na Xi 1 1 x Q V Q s 'K 1 0- K-m Elk an .H 1 ,, ZAP-EM was the theme of the winning sopho- more float. Second, third, and fourth went to the seniors, juniors, and freshmen, respectively. Ten of the sixteen past queens returned for the Lancer Day activities this year. The Lancer horse was ridden by CeCe McMahon. ,L LANCER DAY ASSEMBLY Patti Hodges was crowned queen for the 1972 Lancer Day festivities. The entire court consisted ofjohn Sellers and Terri White, Jim Cook and Jodi Williams, Patti Hodges and Chris Murphy, Jeri Williams and Gilbert Soto, Deidre Tho- mas and Joe Pimentel, Shirlee Giersch and Mark Sweeney. Kathy Alamack, last year's queen, crowned Patti. LAN CER DAY COURT QUEEN Patti Hodges KVW5? Scif ' I ,sv f TX wg s 9. A ' ,ix .5 Xxx Kin 1 VL3., in 6 I W O P 'iv ffh? ,. I Q 1 v R 'la fl V R .-, A A A-su X Y W-I 135' PRINCESSES Ieri Williams Iodi Williams Shirlee Giersch Deidre Thomas Terri White CROSS COU TRY FI ISI-IES MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASO v iii --WE, 1 BOTTOM ROW: Chris Landrum, Danny Mills, Ronnie Garcia, Pat Tye, David Cooper. SECOND ROW: Jim Jezek, Randy Campbell, Mark Masthay, Mike Cipriano, Tom Jackson. THIRD ROW: Carl Burke, Mitch McPeak, Frank Candelario, Mike Polacios, Ralph Gonzalez, Danny Florez. NOT SHOWN: David Gregory, Stacy Henderson, Jim Low, Paul Packard, Grant McKinley, Jim Rice. if id? af 5 aff? 12.1 f ' :BY 4 s ' 4 lf, r - me Sk I c WU? S, The C.H.S. Harriers sported a 4 win 5 loss record, the best in their six year history. Frank Candelario was voted Most Valuable Player, and Mark Mast- hay and Randy Campbell were the Co- Captains. Danny Florez was named the .T.V.'s M.V.P. runner. This year's course was a grueling up and down hill course. Frank Candelario holds the school record of 11:05 for the 2 mile course. if wg, . HIGH STEPPI G LA CERETTES GAINING PRESTIGE The high stepping Lancerettes put on a colorful, exciting show each time they perfonned. This year they stepped out for some of the most memorable half time shows ever seen i on the CHS football field and ended the football season with an outstanding appearance at the Band-A-Rama in Vista. In March, the busy Lancerettes put on a tremendous Musical Review of dance and drill numbers and displayed a variety of talent within the group. Through all of this, the girls have been led by Captain Carol Krepps and Lieutenants Pat Knowles and Patryce White. The flag captain for this year was Priscilla Rodriquez . They continued to rnarch with a smile in numerous parades throughout the Christmas holiday and Spring pa- rade season, appearing in such events as the Indio Date Festival, Disneyland and Maytirne Review. The Lancer- ettes' advisor is Mrs. Dee McCauley. '51 Senior Cheerleaders: ftop to bottomj Tony Lawson, Dave Holt, Roger Roberson, Chris Mur- phy, Mike Ramey, and Greg Lavenuta. Raudel Barba was the only junior cheerleader that our great photographers were able to cap- ture. After having their third touchdown called back, the senior girls turn to their devoted coach, Tom Vessey, for a word of assurance. They managed to smear the juniors, however, with a final score of 20-0. Pam Prescott was the senior quarterback. Check that form! RIBBONS AND ROSES POWDER PUFF AND . ' x , t XQQX BRUISIQS? 59353 Noi it isn 't! What do you mean, you 're gonna' faint? KW Lf 1 -.4141 ' I k ,9Ll'6,L,L,uL-fL'5 Is this any way to run a football team? You bet Mike Pacheco, our powderpuff king, is seen with Robert Machado, best dressed guy on the court. Other members of the court were Tommy Ves- sey, Keith Bongiorni, and Gilbert Soto. 51 A.F.S. HEADLI ES A BUSY YEAR The American Field Service is an organ- ization that works to promote understand- ing among the peoples of the world through a program of international scholarships for students 16-18 years old. Founded in 1914, the A.F.S. was a volunteer ambulance corps during World Wars I and ll. This year Carlsbad High School hosted Ana Milena Lorza of Columbia and Mahmut Nedim Bay- can of Turkey. Our representative abroad was Jim Prescott, who spent a year in Aus- tralia. Carrie Lawson was chosen last fall as a candidate for next year's A.F.S. stu- dent abroad. '-,W I' , Amit 2 2 73 -r 'wnq. X Every Fall A.F.S. sponsors its Annual Enchilada Dinner. Chapter members help serve and clean up with good cheer. Exchange students Milena and Mahmut spent a busy year, which included many speaking engagements. G.A,A, has become quite a com- petitive organization. The girls com peted with different schools in volley- ball and tennis. This year G.A.A. received new uniforms for volleyball, basketball and baseball. The junior varsity volleyball team tied for first place in the league for the 1972 sea- son. uw .:.t. Nw ra 3' n AS if 1 ff if t Sf .S , fs. R. f f? - . . Q V -1 . I t,., R. K u'za,gg,' 3 , Bpgwfdwgksgp M V' WITH THE SEASQ S , A A -, M 4 A R -nd' , k, . L2 ,. ,,.A-,M HX S A Mmm , , L K V I 5 .f - 'Wm-f, , . , , S ,, L 22. I af ' If ww I 'nav KM , ,. H rsrr - 7 Ehl, h - L M f A I i Hg.,2:,,zfVg11gff A ,, I K ij .r c NN 'Mm h , ,, ,, . ,,,.W WW rf' K K , f W, , , M ,, I x-,HL fi ,V-Vfazssege ' , W . ,M w,,,,. 5 - 3 w . 4' , I U X ,X 'PWWVT VK f X X' ,h ss Y r r X xml -v, X- W ng new s V '-r 5 J ' 'H h ' f s I XV, 4 ,Wig W W s x - qs., - fr. 4, . .. n s . vu 1 I I ,, j.5QQf ,gycaafwif The tennis team had one of its best seasons this year. The top singles players included Janis Johnson and Pam Prescott. Our best doubles play- ers were Monica Bengs, Luann Sch- wartz, Karen Kimsey, and Kim Som- ers. .,. , , My .., 7, , e' he 4 ' ' 'VI 1 vw Q E 5 6 tgn ,'A 1, F.F.A. STUDE TS FI DI TEREST I CATTLE F.F.A, is one of the busiest organ- izations on campus. Unlike many school groups, the members are ac- tive 12 months a year. Pictured with Mike Tinch is Les- ter his crossbred limoangus, the grand champion steer at the Los Ange- les County Fair in September of '72. Mike sold him at 17 months at a weight of 955 lbs. Colleen Cooper has become very interested in dairy cattle. She began with one calf 3 years ago and now has four. She raises other calves from one day to six months old. Then the heif- ers go back to the dairy. She will keep one for the Del Mar Fair. Pic- tured with Colleen is Barnbi. K fl if . sv it N V I' P 9 Q Q 10.0.0.0 O 5'0'e'Q 5s5 9'o'+'sist t r Y if ft Q rf 1 if ff' S K , i 1-,SE Cm , .fi as-N - , kr E.S.L. STUDE TS PROMGTE Baltazar Rocha, Diego Padilla, Steve Yates, Raul Estrada, Ramon Guerra, Antonio Montanez, Mr. Kim Marshall, Jose Marquez, Rafael Villalobos, and Carlos Rivera. BOTTOM: Mahrnut Baycan, Mike Gerrasematos, Gaegorio Parris, Jose Betancourt, Manuel Chavez, Enrique Betancourt, and Eduardo Reina. A 4 , f-4 f' A Meir! A ' ' N Q l Y 35, ,-,K . , ML I g W ,LU SOCCER Students from several countries joined together last Fall and formed the lst C. H. S. Soccer Club. Though there is no official league, they play- ed eight schools and held a banquet at the end of their playing season. W CA PUS CASUALS 5 .mi L5 -rrk it KZI: ' ,L 12 345' - K K x .3 .. k X K - m gf- I? f ' x Mx ' A ' N Q. . k - E 4 frv.-:.i A gg W ' 4. gt ,Q ' -1 Q Q A VY My 4' 5 ri , - .f gf: S 5 3 , 2 Q gy fx I W N y . X X it - Q V Y X I tw- k i X Q 6 vwk Q . . X - .5 L..-if-- . Q xo' is i Q, 5 f .,,. -5 . XL.. -ww... .. A. NN... ,Ms . .-.N , M,,,,,, , M f.,.-y-r,,Wz.,,,,., 'A' -f-Q Rayman, . ...,.. .1 F ? ' Zj gjj 'xii fhgq-pa ,. W Q W f Amy, Lv 1. Wwe... .- lf- 1 '--.., 60 T R 'T X 'I' X N Y L N X X X N N N N X X N X X X Y L N Y A TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER TER WINTER FORMAL IS ALWAYS IN MY HEART eifff ,...-ll' 'x ,,,.-,,-,,.WWM-1-..X 'W 065 sky W... 5 2 '40--.gm is f r VV VVV V . On February 10th the Senior Class sponsored the Winter Formal Always In My Heart . Students and chaperones enjoyed the dance and music by Fairfield Steelworks. .D. IS MOU TI GPROBLEM N L52 Mary Emery, Greg Lavenuta. Bill Chaddock, Sharon Anderson The theme adopted by the panel members, was 'V.D. , Vol- untary Disaster! It's better to pre- vent V.D. than it is to treat it, though treatment is obviously important. It is our hope and expectation that this course will provide appropriate information to complement that given in the home, so that students will have the opportunity of making respon- sible decisions that consider conse- quences as parts of actions taken. said a panel spokesman. 64 F ,M Coordinating Counselor Mrs. Joyce Layton T' .K n 1 Eh 'ii ti 3 5, .1r,, V -t -cf' 'I na? Kathy Carmichael, Robert Machado, Tommy Vessey, Kathi Beissel- t ,Q 'Mm The following article appeared in the Blade Tribune in January of 1973: TRIBUTE TO MRS. LAYTON EDITOR: The people of Carlsbad and the students at Carlsbad High School owe a special tribute to Mrs. Joyce Layton, our school nurse. Through her efforts, a special program using students to teach students about veneral disease has been initiated. Although in the beginning this program me with adversity, its success is now apparent . . . We need more people like her. Thank you, Mrs. Layton, for caring! SHERI MARSHALL CHS Student .4 V i A ,,,. ara, V -5 I ll il 2.1 Hu gan gl' TOP PICTURE: Eddie Garcia, David Albrecht, Anne Repucci. BOTTOM PIC- TURE: Sheri Marshall, Mark Masthay, Carol Krepps,pMatt Williamson, Pam Smith. NOT PICTURED: Peter Chen,'fgSusan Karpinski, Kurt Minnich. Pam Smith, Pam Layton. These young people represent the various student cliques on campus. Much hard work, tours of community resources, and numerous 7 A.M. and 7 P.M. meetings produced a unique play entitled A Day in the Life, written by Betty Hasit and produced by Hopey Don't. Catchy posters, small group discussions, and an inter- view with Sex were utilized by the panel in their program. The students explored the history of V.D. and the social and political causes of its prevalence today. They used astonishing facts to cut through the age old myths and prejudices sur- rounding V.D. - the leprosy of mod- ern times. The enthusiasm and dedication of these peer teachers was very conta- gious and the response and accept- ance by the various classes was very positive. IGUR ALIS WHERE A TEACHER IS The First Edition is published by the A,S.B. of Carlsbad High School. Its staff for 1972-'73 consisted of: ECUIOF ' ' ' ' ' Bill Chaddock Art Editor - - - - - David Meier SPOFIS '--' Mitch McPeek Page Editors ' ' 'Claudia Reesman, John Engebrits Business Managers ----- Jennifer Bonus, Luanne Schwartz Distribution ---- 4 Mike Tucker Photography - - Ed Kubota, Gerald Oshima, Jim Geiselhart Reporters ---- Ron Dumas, Patti Fortunati, Debra Suarez, Lesley VanAntwerp, Richard Harvey, Jean Torres. Publicity ------ Fred Scarpelli, Charles Kitching. Spiritual Advisor - - - Frank Zappa Advisor - - - Mrs. Georgianne King fr fs, 1 i do 4 Four years ago the first First Edition rolled off the presses. The Newspaper Staff has continued each year since then, producing a snappy, slightly off- beat monthly paper. The journalism class contributed to the newspaper, helping to keep humor and originality among its fine qualities. WI TER SPURTS With two 60's stuck on the scoreboard, and two seconds hanging on the clock, the solemn boy in the center of eyes squeezed by silence, seeks out the line with his feetg soothes his hands along his uniformg gently drums the ball against the floorg then measures the waiting netg raises the ball on his right handg balances it with his leftg calms it with fingertipsg breathes, crouches, waits, and then through a stretching of stillness, nudges it upward. The ball Slides up and out, 0 Lands, Leans. Wobbles, Wavers, Hesitates, Exasperates, Plays it coy Until every face begs with unsounding screams . . . l f And Then And Then And Then Right before ROAR-UP, Dives down and through. Foul Shot Edwin A. Hoey W .,,,, . , 7 I M4mr:4w1w 'W'r- Y Y , wwfwwwwfu M V'1 l 'Y ss ttaaiiifff L 'jf' 3 -2 N3 2, A Y '-KH p 'Nls.,, He could feel his face burning against the mat as his opponent tried desperately to turn him over for a pin. The boy closed his eyes for a second and then with Herculean effort, raised himself and like a cat, twisted, upsetting his foe and applying a quick half-nel- son. Victory was fractions away. Now came muscle against muscle: muscle against time. Deltoid, trapazoid, bicep, tri- cep . . . they quivered with strain - then it was over . . . 1 .ff 1 X . VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FACED GRIM OPPOSITIO Mark Baur Ieff Conner Craig Langford Mike Ramey Tom Martin Dave Holt Dave Formosa Paul Gillen Mike Cipriano Keith Masterson Joe Pimemel Jim Cook Robert Peek on 'K f an mu .. ,, xxw Coach Dimitri Poradosky Managers: Paul Allen and Richard Holmes i Ha ,,... , - ia 2 Wjjjlf ,F 1 5 AN R Q3 S E N-. ,X , '--- it ,M- 'Q f ii Ex' Q m4y, Sur ,Q . Q i A , m k,,, ,,,. . Ls Q m zxJgYs'R'kP X ,xr-d -, I , ,.., ,p:w'sJ A .. . wwwmw, ,,.. K: . v' -' 6... ,:L,.,- X K ,...-Q SQW RLEEE3 mg My fkw gg ws , C . .x A .. , M hI m, ls. A K ...... ,S g 4 ,gr gRL5Eg h wa ,JN ,E E Si Q ,fx 5' aim? A 5 MSS QQ if .,.L ' 43 : s X F ' ' nl? f!W,,x,,,M,,.,.- S39 RLSBA 2 The inexperienced and undersized Varsity Cagers tallied a 5-13 record, but their talent and potential were greater than the scores showed. Joe Pi- mentel and Dave Holt were elected co- captains, while Holt was named the Most Valuable Player. Paul Gillen was high point man. Both Holt and Gillen were Honorable Mention in the Avo- cado League All-Stars. I rrir P ' iff 1 aw' S VW ,. I.V. HUMBLES ADVERSARIES ...,... TOP ROW: Greg Jones, Steve Rahe, Grier Smith, Dan Minnich, Mike Steer, Larry Clark, Kevin Blake, Chuck Bill Young. BOTTOM ROW: Eric Frolander, Mike Murphy, Gary Reese, Craig Jones, Torn Sawyer, Kent Baur, Ricky Manager. Coach Marvin Cap fl? mkfif-Hfggg -S75 ra? wait? fra, Mg Qs The Junior Varsity team was one of determination. There were many players of equal talent. The biggest factor that made these boys winners was their willingness to play defense. The boys always continued to improve and worked hard in practice. Of the nine teams in the Avocado League, the J.V. Lancers were intimidated by no one, and ended with a record of 13 wins and 5 losses. AGGRESSIVE F RESHMEN GIVE PROMISE FOR FUTURE gf V Q' Coach John Nadone gives his team some pointers in strategy during halftime in a game with 3' X Vista. M' 'W A K mn. :xr as ssc 4 E ., S-'H , 'ff i hhhh hhii,g. M iiii V 1234 Wa-ff ir. 7, S H O M E . V TOR t -..-.,---... mg V , 0 .fy , Hifi M. 5,3 'gy ..,,, M WC ,fa Y: , M TOP: Pat Bradshaw, John Alspaugh, Mike Heaton, Richard Gunnels, Alan Saunders, Kevin Calhoun, Mike McNeal, Ernie Valdibieso, Edward Pimental, Danny Zalinski. BOTTOM: Doug Woods, Pete Brill, Brian Kirby, Mundo Gonzales, Shawn Spano, Kevin Bongiorni, Eddie Heredia. U' fy, 3 X The Frosh Cagers, coached by John Nadone, lived up to the early prediction by sporting a winning sea- son. Although smaller in number and in size than in the previous year, this aggressive team proved themselves to be excellent shots on the court. They also showed composure as they often won by single points with only seconds left on the clock. Their record was 9 wins to 5 losses. 'in ,I Z 1.5 f xr Y QQ' f l M! will' Nw -. W .L ELSO IS THE HOLD I Because of the enthusiasm of Coach Mark Nelson, 65 boys went out for wrestling this season. Nearly 45 became regulars. Wrestling was added to the athletic program just two years ago and already the boys are beginning to show the mark of winners. They competed in the tough Avocado League, and entered every major tournament in San Diego County. Coach Mark Nelson, pictured on the right, began the program when he joined the coaching staff. A graduate of the University of California at Berkeley, he wrestled there his junior and senior years, and was the team . . . 4' 1 ,. K captarn his senior year. W Outstanding performers for the squad this year were Steve Hinckley, 2 X 2 Mark Duff, Rick Trevino, Alex Trevino, and Steve Palmer. 42 tiff: sl: x3 1 K 1-qn,'5.t,e1 BACK: Mark Cook, Tim Frazee, Mark Duff, Coach Nelson, Mark Jarrell, and Mike Bowron. FRONT: Gerald Oshima Hinckley, Rich Trevino, Alex Trevino, and Steve Palmer. I, Is., rx R' R3 sw 1 Q 3 fxj K 'infill ff? ' X RESTLI IUNIOR VARSITY The junior varsity squad was much improved because of increased depth this year. A number of the boys moved back and forth from jv to var- sity which gives them great potential for next year. 1. BACK: Mark Iovenette, Marty Harris, Jon Dineen, Jim Kittle, Richard Warre FRONT: Mike Glynn, Mike Wachter, Dennis White, Mike Gore, Jim Emery. +1531 TOP: Kelley Regan, Tony Olivares, Hal Truax, Dave Duff, Jeff Kittle. BOT- TOM: Brian Kirby, Frank Chambers, Pat Taylor, Randy Jones, Mark Greiser. F RE SHMEN This was the first year freshmen have wrestled at C.H.S. Yet in every meet they won more matches than their opponents, and yet man- aged to lose because they did not have wrestlers in every weight. These boys have a lot to look forward to and so does the team. Dramatics at Carlsbad High School is still in a stage of development though play production is perpetual. During the Fall, the students perform- ed fairy tales at the elementary schools. Pictured are scenes from Hansel and Grettle and To Burn A Witch, produced for the American Literature Classes. C.H.s. PLAYERS . . . A 3 2 A 5.4 BREAK A LEG! -may s O Henry's loved story of the Gift of the Magi was center stage of the Christmas PIO- duction. Above, Patti Bowen, Sue Lanoue, Gina Cram and Margi Allmon discuss the value and sale of Della's beautiful hair. Ken Crow and Margi Allmon played the leads of Jim and Della and became the wisest of them al1 in the sense of the magi. Mrs. Noani Brown directed the sentimental Christmas pro- duction. POWDER-PUFFERS AT IT AGAIN The Seniors, headed by coaches Mike Ramey and Robert Peek, played an excit- ing game against the Juniors. With 11 seconds left to play, the seniors pulled ahead and won the game by one point with Debbie Valentine making the win- ning basket. , A gf: if 'ssls s ask 84 f-. X Y A X QW. The juniors, playing their best all night and putting up a good fight, just couldn't 'hang on' to their lead. Denise Tillman was the leading scorerg they were coached by Tom Martin and Paul Gillen. for iw 5 CHEERLEADERS BEAR PERPETUAL SMILES. . . This year Carlsbad High School had thirteen cheerleaders. Last summer ten of the 13 girls attended a cheer- leading clinic at the University of California at Santa Barbara. The ses- sion lasted a week and was run by college girls. New cheerleading techniques were learned and many were introduced to the student body this year. They also participated in competition with squads from other schools. Besides cheering at the games, the girls served the school in other ways. They served at the athletic banquets sponsored by the Optimist's and Boosters' Club and during the summer they put on car washes and bake sales to earn money to buy their uniforms. They also sold spirit ribbons for foot- ball and basketball. The six VARSITY CHEERLEADERS for the 1972-'73 football and basket- ball teams were CTOP TO BOTTOMJ: Terri White Deidre Thomas Shirley Batchelder Susan Karpinski Iulie Keiselhorst Lori Tirona With the addition of wrestling to the athletic program, three more cheerleaders were selected and given the title of SPRING SPORTS CHEER- LEADERS . . . Lynn Gilligan Jill Schuldt Nancy Nieves These girls cheered and also worked at the cross country meets as they helped keep time and held the winners tape. They also followed the wrestling teams and track teams. The JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEAD- ERS support all of the teams on the junior varsity level. At times they combined in formations with the var- sity squad . Theresa Russell Jeanette Brock Brenda Mason Karen Bates BUT SOMETIMES BUCKETS OF TEARS. . . THE N W VARSITY CLUB I' 1- Qyiifwwwg V .,,, ,,,, ,A 1 ,Q l 'T Kvgfgg-rf ., Q v I L E5 QAL as gs LSBAG 3 ,..-..-.- ......-ge-..-.-...........,-.-vw-'A SPO SORS DO KEYB SKETBALL 1 2N if I I ki K , r x .fr , kid +. 1 Jw C, --.15 Wx! W 1 W? sf 1 , 52 . ,J . ,Q ,, , , flf, 1 ,, ...L ...Q Y W , W ,.,.,.,,f NM.. 2 M cf 1 Y f Varsity C Club officers: Curt Minnich, Public Relationsg Jeff McGeh- ee, Treasurerg Chris Murphy, Secretaryg Jim Cook, Presidentg Tom Vessey, Vice- President. The Varsity C Club sponsored what is becoming a favorite event - the don- key basketball game. The Booster's Club and faculty members challenged the Varsity C Club and lost. Jim Cook was high scorer for the varsity team with ten points. All varsity lettermen are eligible to join this club. Its sponsors are Coaches Lewis and Fisher. 89 ,,- gg as , Q 3 X 4 K x QR, Q4 Rf X F1 Q-L. x -.fx . NA .5 vg- fa ff, N? f' QKH5 .f' rj ,ff ,? 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Nm 3 1,1 X , L r' A -,J W .Q ,J K ', . x., ' X ' ,F - ,V , 3 Q 'Y V-Q, X4 V 1 k g 4 I 'I S-Y X .1 4 -'-'-4 1 TW' fu' '4v. .-. .3,A.4. . -- 5 ',.f-4Qg.':,' 'f MJ x N4 -.uw , 4 r f QTN , N C 5 X V N , QQ-Q , JL ' JCE 1 F 1 x .XX R ,f -x . 'S-gi..- .., , 1 0 X X ,,,,,,g.nvr' A . 0.4. 99' -ii 'th-. AWQ YY, . X44 WQVYM, JC, JLA , iw, Q ILL? M567 fwffsm MM Zzf' fyz,2f,,e.42'yfaJ,o45' ,4f-gf.J,,Xkf' LW f .f6'v Cf 5444 - ' fyz 7 wi 271' ,cf ww. ,, QKM-6 UUC-If A yM07if!1LA, , 5-bLf c v flfldffb.. G.A.A. MEAN UI E ATHLETIC ABILITY P, ,mf f , ' .V fLf'5'sfJ?ff!, T ,, ' 1' , 1 ,aa - 5,5 1, is if IJI 1' .',, ,. 1 . . x 2'I :I The girls basketball team im- , .,Ie 'G' . . .y ,.,l'iff ff e,lle l,,. f proves with each season. This if I A ' I if 'w Q, ' ' ' If W ' A year they developed a very effec- tive defensive zone which few teams were able to penetrate. Their offense was helped along by the outside shooting of Denise Till- man and Debby Wall. Next year the team will compete on a C.I.F basis. 92 aifaf if if Mt., NK' wt Aft! fififiia Wm Aff 4 Y Q V ' , , CHRISTIAN AN RESTLING NEWEST CLUBS Jers of the team. In their first year, they bought uniforms for money to send five members of the varsity squad to a wrestling the freshman team, held their first annual Feast , began an camp this summer. Their advisor is Mark Nelson. A.A.U. wrestling club for Carlsbad, and also raised enough Below members are pictured in a meeting. 41 The Christian Club, sponsored by Vice-Principal Doug Deason, had dis- cussions dealing with Christian Fellowship in school. They held biblical studies, and had guest speakers. Albie Pearson, a former baseball player with the Angels, addressed the club in the fall. 93 THE CAMPUS WAS BLESSED WITH Wa The Sound of Music was the first musical ever produced at C,H.S. It was the production of the combined efforts of the music and drama departments. Sue Gillian sang the leading role of Maria qabovej while Richard Lonergan had the role of Captain Von Trapp . In supporting roles, Mark Packard portrayed Rolf and Karen Vanderburg was Liesl. Pam Kimsey was Elsa and Art Danks, Max qfar rightj . Also pictured are the nuns of the Nonn- berg Abby along with the Mother Superior sung by Nancy Rutherford. Below are the Von Trapp children. The play was directed by Mrs. Noani Brown, James Shepherd and Bob Kendrick. 'Q - xQy'k , xv ms xxx N -.Q .NN 7 ,R ,'eA Y Q vu' , im x .9 ew ', QL 'Win .b .f in , ' Y . 4 , by L, i , X 1 wa. at 3-'Q -A Q- Vx . 'V .x Q 1 -D wr. HCL The high l.Q. clubs combined this year to equal the Science and Chess Club. With the leadership of Mary Chen as president, the science section held en- richment activities which included noon movies on subjects from nuclear physics to the anatomy of a crayfish. The chess club held a round robin tourney to decide who was king Look out Bobby Fishery here comes C.H.S. I C.S.F. DEVELOPS GOURMET TASTES 3 3 C.S.F. had its annual Progressive Dinner in January. For this group of scholars it was the big social event of the year. Everyone met at a different home for each course of the dinner. The cuisine was always good, although wipe-up jobs were some- times necessary. Following C.S.F. tradition, the evening was a big suc- cess. E.S.L. CLASS LEAR S ai uf I 'ik M if N is 6 TOP: Gloria Pimentel, Raquel Herrera, Iosefina Betancourt, and Pastora Moreno. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Marshall, Rosa Herrera. BOTTOM: Elizabeth Reyna, Iosefina Bet- ancourt, Pastora Moreno, Esperanza Marquez, Gloria Pimental, Enrique Betancourt, Diego Lopez, Ernesto Reyna. RIGHT: Rafael Villalobos. F' HN ' if Vp ..w 'S-s,s- N WW' , . llal, il: - . THROUGH FIELD TRIPS za, r - 'I OP: Francisco Lopez, Jose Marquez, Enrique Betancourt, and Ernest Reyna. BOT- OM: Francisco Lopez, Paul Estrada. f 55 Q . ,rg JV, Members of the E.S.L. class took two field trips, one to Scripps Institute of Oceanography and another to Sea World. During the Christmas holidays the students had a traditional Mexican Christ mas party. Teachers and administrators were given a collection of original Christmas poems and drawings created by members of this class. Supporting the soccer team was a fav- orite entertainment. At the end of the season, the class held an awards presenta tion for the undefeated team among whose members included many from the E.S.L. class. The class is taught by Kim Marshall. . . Catcher reverses his cap, pulls down his sweaty casque and squats in the dustg Pitcher rubs a new ball on his pants, nods past the batter, taking his time. Batter settles, tugs on his capg a spinning ballg step and QRS? Q. ggi! 115' tiki? Q Q. s 5 f r-. L Q Swing to itg it caught before it ducks . . . socko! Cleats in the dust. Outfield- er on his way, looking over shoulder makes it a triple. A long peg home. 100 Double Play Robert Wallace - 'L' Jw, M, ..,. ...izat- , V 1 Y . .gg ,J f -' I A M , ,V 3:1 f' ' N i' ..', , K W H f Mft, f' tg y T 'xg f c :T , . ' L f I . ' . Sf W , , I - -'ifzliigss S H rcyy y iii i 'lf' i , M-CQ? .1 The gun explodes them. Pummeling, pistoning they fly In time's face. A go at the limit, A terrible try To smash the ticking clock, Outpace the beat That runs, that streaks away Tireless, and faster than they. Beside ourselves fit is for us they runij We shout and pound the stands For one to win, Loving him, whose hard Grace- driven stride Most mocks the clock And almost breaks the bands Which lock us in. The Sprinters Lee Murchison VARSITY BASEBALL HAD EXPERIE CE The Varsity Baseball Team began its season on a muddy field this year as spring rains made the first few weeks of practice and league games impossible. Of the 15 boys on the team, 9 were of Joe Pimentel. They also had four potential all- league players in Vessey, Tom Lopez, Albrecht, and Pimentel. Coach Les Swaim was in his first year as head baseball coach, but he has been seniors and they had the advantage of a in the business for nearly 20. well-tempered pitcher in the experience Q T i,', TT A ,,, 'i TT wa TT V c't' ,tst ',,, T T - T T T y , T To T sssi TT T T T.,. T - T VTT, T K ' ..,, MT 'L ' TTTTTZV V a - 1 TT V T ., ' TT,, T' .T T ,T T M A , , , , ,. T T T- V' , . T V V Va, 2' ...TT1 ,,,,, H 'V 'T , T 1 ,,,, T T , 1. , TT , A T T wr T T T TT V - T T T ,TT V' W at Q T TZ T TV 'T ,,,T H ' T T T T 1. T T T 2? W TT 1 I 2 ' . - f VT' ., V T ew fT sw Ts, .T , af- ILVTT -TT T1 ,T T T ' Q- W A T T f Tw lf ' TM-Q5 T TNT T' ZW TT N ,PWM 1. 'T ' w VTV, M ,, A V V l W I VV Vt VV V ,WM W VVVV, T Vi tl. ,TTV KT T, p . rt. Ta V V -T as :Wt TV. f ' ' 3 z , . iuunkd, -an -I3 Y if Q., FK Q! . xx X? A u A 1. have 4.. M-, ,W ...ff F! 3 Qggfg uanrnnnnna - -+ ,,-w nnasnvc ugvcoosao 0-pan-.--uv 1 .- '- 'WiuQv, .-- Jay McGehee picks off a runner at first base. Wes Lester rounds third base to score. Ioe Pimentel serves up a curve. Mike Pacheco slams a double down the left field line. Jeff McGehee attempts a pick-off at first. Larry Cantabrana reads signals before pitching. an N fE'F ws 'sf 1... -+Qfrb2aE iw? -M - QQ., 3+ -,xps M-J , -S-A. -Jfglmffv f L- -:fa-N 5 KN .w-6 y 4. W----.uwulvii N K Jzmx Ass W 'L:4ff:Af - A Q x,f,A in ar e 2 M, im. vmy,-vfk f ' ff ,cf , '3'f i ig:f f,,'K H, 1 1.. in -1 A1 , ggig NN. , 'il' ll r iff .av ,V .Quan Wm wal7'!?f:' .sq -v-ff , A V.a4q ,. . W 1' ' 'N' .v M vf5s5fSE?55??2w3E?2E:x1?sfQ ' Q. ' 'asv-xx? -- 1 ..,N.g,C V. x U - - M l fr- x . ,..,w.--...- ' -, Q, ? gy-A- . -4 THESE KIDS ARE THE GREATEST S ID THEIR CO CH. Coach Joe DeDiminicantio had great enthusiasm for his team's personality and potential this year. The Junior Varsity Baseball Team play- ed 18 games. They had a very strong pitching staff to which they attributed much of their success while they were developing their batting averages. t ,,,. , ,W ,,,, W ,,,, ,, , , WW M- my, .,--wn,,,4,,..7 ,,, JH., W ,. . I 'KMWW . N -HV A Y z 3 I, -I-' ' k,. U., gk I I iw 2 1-' . ' -, f ,MM , W,,,,,.w:ma, V A-,, -, . - . , .,-. ,Q 'A . uw a - A ,. M 1 K UM f , - f ,,,,--v-'Mia ' ' I Mu- aff W as are , H .M W A I cw... N 54 ,. 1. N A ,,i-f.....- s Q ...ef-:wx A 1, . A ,,u..4 h . VA i -L 4' A - - af, , 1 ' ' ' We ' '35 , W , if-1 , A. I ,Y bf W ' , '.-wx' , -., W- ' ,,.., . ,,,, ,., . 7, A ' 5 l ' ,fer xxwaa fwf-Q - Willa' ,,.!2.,nf. f .., edema., 4 ,ana-W. ww-+V' 'vw 4 f -,retina f -- H-1,,,,a.,.M- -Mswll Wfri . s',,.f-. ' f.,i.:.l My 'ff ,, .,, we ... . H- ,,,. -mi 3 H I 5:g:g,5hi9?w ff it , ,gh . ' if W ,, V p sem: ,, if . .-n-...mam ,,,.aun..a-:NIM--or-M....... f v H A 0' fl' ' v 4 , 4' ' Q ' 3- g 0 . , ' -' J -.k, ,,..N,,.x- 4 , ' TOP: Jim Witschger, Mike Steer, Grier Smith, B111 Young, Car1Sch1ack, Steve Rabe, and Danny Florez. BOTTOM: Eric Frolander, Greg Jones, Wesley Lester, Coach De , Tom Saw- yer, Mark I-Iughs, and Gary Lewis. At the left, Mike Steer rears back and smokes one in. FACING PAGE: Eric Frolander smacks a single past the pitcher. Carl Schlack heads for first on a bunt. X IO7 l' F h T N ATTITUDE REMAINED Siiiteen players made the team during the three weeks of try-outs in running, hitting, fielding, throwing, and general baseball knowledge. Coach Stan Hubert is new to the staff this year. He formerly played baseball professionally with Pittsburg and with Detroit. He has also coached a high school varsity team. Coach Hubert is pictured below, and don't worry, Coach many coaches have been known to bite their tongues. They have a great team attitude, said Coach Hubert. 'I hey're hard workers that will someday be contending for a championship. Ernie Valdibieso tags home as a San Marcos catcher looks futilely for the ball. 5 '4 'K f , , L li 9 if Pictured here, Valdibeiso rounds third before tagging home above. Ray Hanbeck warms up his pitcher. HUSTLE AN W N ALL YEAR BACKQ Ernie Valdibieso, Eddie Pimentel, Andy Villalobos, Ray Hanbeck, Alan Saunders. MIDDLE 501111 Akpaugh, Jay McGahee, Jeff Schlemmer, Sam Bradshaw, Frank Chambers. FRONT: Brian Kirby, Doug Woods, Kelly Regan, Mike Heaton, and Larry Tye, At the left, I ay McGehee, one of the ace hitters leans into the bar to bring home a run, 109 TRACK AND FIELD HAD CO SISTE T Boys winning and placing in several events had much to do with maintaining the Lancer strength. Among those contri- buting were Don Marrin, Mark Sweeney, Rich Harvey, and Floyd Packard. Marrin also established himself as one of the best half- milers in the county. The relay teams were strong in the 440,880 and mile, as were the field specialists in the long jump, and triple is ,f f ki. jump. Tony Ramos, Frank Candelario, Mitch McPeak, Randy Campbell, Mark Masthay, and Beltran Rocha were top long-distance runners. Coaches Dick Daugherty fbelow with Iohn Harrisj and Rudy Moreno frightj were pleased this year not only by their teams' performances, but also by the many young men on the teams. 'iflmig' - V fl 5 -' , fe ri r J iypp . p 'A' TEAM BACK: Frank Candelario, Randy Campbell, Steve Hall, Alan Huey, Don Schewchuk, Gordon Olson. THIRD ROW: Mitch McPeak, Tony Ramos, Ioe Black, Jim Brown, Dan Cantu, Gilbert Zazuetta, Tony Di- Giovanni. SECOND ROW: Mark Masthay, Baltazar Rocha, Keith Masterson, Don Marrin, Mark Pack- ard, Kurt Enger, Tom Thompson, John Ray. FRONT: Curt Minnich, Mark Sweeney, Ed Duncan, Rau- del Barba, Ron Harris, John Harris, Robert Machado, and Richard Harvey. MSAZZ, aa ,. ' I , l fi kr 1 , -V - rf. VV WINNERS I MULTIPLE EVENTS W, T1 T C 'ngfgrgb' ' ...K xx, Jn? gi ' t 1, 1 x 5 ?yLwrw?F'9LhN'BwArgg4ll Wad if 'A I U , . K' uw jg - I 6-fri if A-4. f' l f , , ,L 'iff IVI. ' E ' Ns i 1 iid A' ' Jw we A ,- ky ' xuju -Y , NA' t I A t , jg, I A I Imw, A SL A vt I l We 'Y - v ' T A ' 1 f ,I ' A ' A , 7, ' A Q s , 1 3 f ' , i:f5'5 5i7 . 'Q tWbY1af-flfffills r i l ? qwf' ,T Q t. W-Af K V IA A 1 g My , , IRMK 1 ' 5 A -,Mi I, 4- II II WW F' ' 3' I it A ll EI .:E l , , X C , a ....-fa-fain. B TEAM BACK: Jim Rice, Dan Minnich, Mike Palacios, Ralph Gonzales, Tom Jackson, Marty Metzger. MIDDLE: Mike Folkner, Ed Reyna, Tom Villalobos, Ken Blasic, Larry Valadez, and Rick Coon. FRONT: Adrian Cabacungan, Arthur Calas, Russ Witt, Floyd Packard, Scott Koopsen, and Glen Chapin. C TEAM BACK: Dan Zalinski, Mike Minnich, Jim Scanlon, Joe Fallon, Richard Gunn- els, Vince Ortega. MIDDLE: David Duff, Grant McKinley, Ed Amos, Paul Packard, Carl Burke, and John Perkett. FRONT: Mike McNiel, Tom Maxwell, Ruben Lopez, Harry Loukatos, Chris Landrum, and David Shaw. ABOVE: The 100 yard dash with the finishing tape in the foreground. FACING PAGE: Tom Villalobos leaping over a hurdle. Ill Mark Sweeney leads on relay team. Iohn Ray hits the tape in the 180 low hurdles . Tony Zazuetta heaving a shot. Facing Page: Raudel Barba going into jack-knife. Don Martin and John Harris handing off L in the relay. Floyd Packard takes off in the long jump. Robert Smith clears ten feet. 1. . . -- :Mf':,p i V -5, .ya 4 ' , - 'L ' M F . rl . di ' . R , 1555 M V K Q 9, r wi w f i W M ff 4 -an-3Wf im:,i'ki NM- sf- + K wi Q x il, , 12, Ip ' - Q5 xw. 1- . . ws! ,+'f 'ff-' v 1, . HR-H iq-7 .-y . ,, l rr - -' 1 1 r:y J.: agfew, - A 3. , . wif, M QQ 7. Nix 5 4 ...4 Z W' ,iid L I I i L'YW 2 an Q mans' pmt!!! . -,,,:,:f, www QQ-' :g,,: ..',,...qr-P9 ' t N ,,,Q .Q'3 'm,., ' , , .X , fy I-Ciffwyinvi, -.. ,mv m M . N-' wffgevqe 31 N . ,Ly-5 A V fQ,p,L:'.fA .... 1,,,f.ff , jrzd' F.: 1 f.1 ?W-W w f,.q!' TW W Vw 1: ' -1' 'Q V 1. 'W ki9'. 'L2v'-,'1, Q. ,4 . L 1. fftfx A-' -W-'Iv-g,'i.:'1'f v,--gli x -- C.H.S. GOLFERS RE TOPS I LE GUE AT RIGHT, Dan Carroll blasts out of a bunker. VARSITY: FRONT: Bob Robb, Steve Hinckley, Gary Pontius, Bill Chacldock, David Hagen. BACK: Mike Smith, Dan Carroll, Mike Koopsen, Todd Vittitoe, Bill Woodi-ing. ,W N -92 yi , - J,-.. ,,.. ,T M Wh, W www, mf! fm' ww '41 ?- ZF 'NX S :fd if '3 f' ik N s r A icfgif , Q W W Nu 'W A 1 W-'+ -v ff if lv, ,i, ' , A Aces Hagen, Hinckley, and Chaddock tee off at the El Camino Country Club. IUNIOR VARSITY: FRONT: Santos Torres, Mike Wachter, Rick Biekshaw, Brian Denn. BACK: Bill Hall, Bill Sullivan, Jay Beeman, Coach Bob Fish- er. The Lancer Golf team had an added advantage this year with the skill of returning lettermen Bill Chaddock, Dan Carroll, Mike Smith, Steve Hinckley, and David Hagen. These golfers helped the Lancers place in the top of the league and gave C.H.S. prestige in C.l.F. competition. Their coach is Bob Fisher. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMURES DOMINATE TENNIS TEAMS Out of seventeen boys, only two were seniors on the 1973 tennis teams. One of the best players in the league, Brian Horsky, was only a sophomore. Herb Hops, also a sophomore, was credited with a fine performance. BACK: Iim Cook, Jeff Conner, Brian Horsky, Jay Krich. FRONT: Jeff Kullman, Gilbert Soto, Dan Needham, and Herb Hops. 'xiii '7 5--Q 6 Dan Needham and Tim Lynch move to- ward the net for the point. Coach Marvin Cap watches his players from a center court vantage point. ,!l M C .if 7' f 4' Q' m' f .1551 J' . ,S J A ,J js? fl ' f ft sf' 1 ,J jfs! J fx, ,A .1 ,ff , K -.kk ' . Y N X -X. Mark Cook uses a strong forearm stroke. Herb Hop serves against San Marcos. BACK: Ioe Rodriques, Todd Reed, Jim Low, Mark Cook, and Ron B01- ton. FRONT: Mark Bryant, Jeff Battoe, and Danny Kristof. I1 7 CAROL A D MATT ATTE DED GIRLS, A D BOYS' STATE Every summer two top students in the junior class are selected to attend Girls' and Boys' State. The students are selected on the basis of outstanding character, scholas- tic achievement, and school and community service. Students gather from all over the state to learn about and discuss the various levels of state government. Carol Krepps was chosen to rep- resent us at Girls' State at Squaw Valley. She has lived in Carlsbad all her life. Carol was vice-presi- dent of her junior class and vice- president of A.S.B. her senior year. She was a member of the Drill Team for three years, serv- ing as lieutenant in her junior year and as captain in her senior year. Carol has served on the V.D. Panel for two years. Matt Williamson was chosen to represent C.H.S. at Boys' State in Sacremento. Matt came to Carls- bad in his sophomore year. He was A.S.B. Treasurer in both his junior and senior years. He also served as School Board Representative in his junior year. He was a Band-Aide to our band and drill team. Matt was also served on the V.D. Panel for two years. Girls' and Boys' State are spon- sored by the American Legion Auxiliary and American Legion, respectively . 118 HO OR STUDE TS SET RECGRDS TC.H.S. An unexpected event occurred this year when five students received valedic torian honors. This has never happened before in the history of Carlsbad High School. The valedictorians are Nancy Reesman, Mary Chen, Vicki Keenan, Jana Garland, and Ion McDermott. They all hold a 4.0 grade average. There was also a tie for salutatorian between Paula Hammett and Donn Marrin Each have a 3. 97 grade averageg that is they have all A's and only one B in all subjects, excluding P.E, and work ex- perience. 119 'fx UDEL U IIE vc i if ii' -.. vmmxl Q M .A , R. , wwi-1wwHgM,4Af T :ff 1. ',,-m,,M.: va' V ,Q 0. 1 . Jef X wg' Q , K ,L . ,W ,,g,gw. fe aw' 'W x J 1' x - 121. i fp iv . 'C G all fl 9' QV , yllxw -63 sn BHUTAN Don Lesche? W Tim Chaney fm, wg, if f , fy ma fsteve Chaney Dan Stein Xa Mikegistein, Chairman , if W me 2 E ff? i5i5'5fQ?Ii?I,?gY f g... , E ,q M1 5355 5P!fQ7QZZ'3!AN 3 51115112 Z L MlZ:lm T ., zhw, in 1 wf-ww, 4-1 J ff. EGYPT David Warthen David Lago 'Av '3fRMA,wy x Aw MH Pm-:M ggi Q ...V f 1, A I 1 4 as 5 .1 . T In - - W -ln . -- H f .. ,Q WM 4 ,V .fy f 212, -f' em S V, Tfiifincf M, g NM Ex. .., lAVA , f ' 45g, ,, 1 kf,'- 1, 2 M www , , ' , , , , M3 PAiEiS'fw A fi1zI?I Pat Panker, 'Chairman 2' . H 1 , w Q' SLSYEH N . k iiyifbflfa 5 4 , 1. , ,kh, K fi., LT? -4 I .52 s ! 4 f 4 ai! K s I 1 I is as Q5 E E E Ei f 2? f ii 'N If hz 'gxlldk gf ROAD NUI' TAKEN And both that morning In leaves no step had diverged in a yellow wood, Oh, I kept the first for not travel both 5 long I stood down one as far as I could bent in the undergrowthg the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wearg Though as'for that the passing there d wom them really about the same, Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted if I should ever come back I shall be telling this with a sign Somewhere ages and ages hence Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by And that has made all Robert HIS P TH WAS 35 YEARS OF TEACHI G H AND TH T HAS MADE ALL THE DIFFERE CE Ralph Alloway, a teacher who by his pegpetual teaching , talking, laughing, an golfing, literally chattered his way into the hearts of those around him. These characteristics are present to all of those who know him, whether they be students, a professional colleague, or a personal friend. His mumblin , jumbling kidding , half-serious, halfg- in-fun prattle about athletics, the school library, the admin- istration, or the loud colors of men's and women's clothing might have been that day's particular issertation, but upon closer inspection, one has only to notice that he also might be wearing a Rink shirt, red print slacks, and white elt and shoes. So when people lauglh with - to - or about him, he laughs im- self because he can receive as well as give humor. Ralph Alloway feels a warmth for many tytfpes of people and his sincerity is always elt. Said a student: Mr. Allo- way cares. g an administrator: He al- ways tells me the truth about a question, not just what he thinks I might want to hear. : from another man: He's just a great guy! g And that pretty well sums it up. One trait almost legend on this cam- pus is his A1lowayisms . For with a straight face, ne often expressed himself with such foreign sounding words as sa- Wards, button-neers, ca-Nope-e, and Ha- Wi-ya. And it is with great affect- ion that these words are used and re-used. Mr. Alloway originally comes from O-hi-ya. When e first came to the Oceanside-Carlsbad Union Hi h School District in 1952 he was a teacier, assistant varsity football coach and J .V. baseball coach. - He was part of the original staff at Carlsbad High School when the school opened in 1 57, and since being here was both counselor and teacher. ln February, 1962 the Carlsbad Women's Club selected him as Teacher of the Year, the first high school teacher to receive this recognition and honor. Mr. Alloway's deelp involvement in the development o Carlsbad High School is well known to the many hundreds of students who have come in contact with him . Over the years he has rovided sage advice, direct counselling and needed assistance to all who sought his help. Going to school under Mr. Alloway was recognized as a special privilege. This fine human being - this teacher, counselor, and coach is one of the rare ones who could define his ultimate ambition and then go on to realize it. and John Simco i '23 4 LJIKLJFK GRGA ORGA ORGA URGA ORGA ORGA ORGA ORGA ORGA ORGA GRGA ORGA ORGA ORGA ORGA ORGA ORGA ORGA URGA URGA ORGA ORGA ORGA ORGA GRGA HRCA A 1L11'X1 ILJ IZATIO IZATIO IZATIO IZATIO IZATIQ IZATIO IZATIQ IZATIQ IZATIO IZATIG IZATIO IZATIO IZATIO 1zAT10 IZATIQ IZATIO IZATIO IZATIQ IZATIO IZATIO IZATIO IZATIO IZATIU IZATIU IZATIO I7ATIn The Lancer Band gave 21 per- formances this year ranging from the International Moto-Cross at Carlsbad to the U.S.C. football field. Included also in their itin- erary were numerous parades, the Indio Date Festival, the Sousa Concert, a Band-O-Rama, and several band festivals. In the Spr- ing, they combined with the Dra- ma Club to present The Sound of Music. Many were the nights when these energetic musicians were found working overtime, not only in music practices, but sewing and painting their props, some of which were quite elaborate. In short, CARLSBAD HAS A BAN D! BAND Tim Milam CU1 EiS AUSD Barbara Mitchell Ken Allen Belinda Oliver John Alspaugh Sue Averell Jay Balogh Mike Breen Pat Campbell Sherry Campbell Danny Carroll Tony Cimolino John Colling Russell Dietrich David Gregory Richard Hamby Jim Iezek Lynn Kinghorn Chris Landrum Doug Leivenon Richard Marquezi Wendy M cN eill 126 Alice Oliver I im Palmer Robert Panker Mike Peterson Denise Rader Ed Rhode Mitch Ritter Jane Rodriquez Joe Rodriquez David Saenz Jim Tolstad Richard Warren Elli Widen Sheryl Widen Miriam Williams Linda Winans Roy Windrum Richard Winkelman WE'RE PRUUD OF UUE ff f Mike Yarbrough Cindy Yasukochi Eric Sanchez Al Cabacungan Tom Morales Nancy Houghton Larry Cook DRILL TEAM Bridgette Amos Debbie Borgas Chris Emmerson Anne Farmer Tammy Gann Teresa Glomb Io Ellen Higley Pat Knowles Carol Krepps Robin Lester Cheryl McGinley Erin McPherson Melissa Monell Peggy Murray Vicki Packard Pat Panker Suzy Phillips Rita Rioux Judy Serna Felicia Russell Linda Smith Tina Somers Pam Springman Leslie Stiffler Debbie Thomas Nancy Weideman Patryce White Ai --usa., ....--. A-,J ,fi,?V1-As-a,nauq . af' uh QW' .. ,mb ..., , Q. . I 1 K 6 gf 5 ' 5 ' si 1 2 2 J Y X 5, ef' 55271 - 5 ' - W? 9 - , V, : ? f- , - , . raw?-gif! ' f A J' V 4 . . , . if? I 28 ASB IS RIGHT O ! President Shirlee Giersch Treasurer Matt Williamson Vice-President Carol Krepps Advisor Joe De . J 1 Secretary Sheri Marshall Publicity Chairman Jana Garland ,f Athletic Commissioner Don Shewchuck Pep Commissioner Diana Isaza School Board Representative Mark Masthay ASB became a respected and influential body on campus this year, and their decisions came through loud and clear. A new precedent was set when Shirlee Giersch became the first feminine presi dent. Along with her officers and council a new special assembly schedule was inacted. Activity periods were also started. Regular classes ran on a minimum schedule while during afternoons, students attended an activity of their choos- ing, including such things as fencing, Mexican food cooking, tumbling, bicy- cling, film making, macrame, and many others. The controversial homeroom was one of their inovations though it was helpful in student voting, announcements, and the Pledge of Allegiance. Members also took tickets at games, had memorable arguments, and spon- sored special assemblies which included a hypnotist and music groups. Most of all, the council tried to better communication among the student body, faculty and community. KQWIUVM , A.S.B. members: Mark Mas- thay, Mike Dearbaugh, Teresa Glomb, Mary Beth Prigg, Don Shewchuck, Sherry Burns, Nancy Karpinski, Sharon Krepps, Jana Garland, Carol Krepps, Sheri Marshall, Ann Repucci, Diana Isaza, Cindy Noble, Shirlee Giersch. C.S.F. RECOC IZES ACADEMIC EXCELLE CE The California Scholarship Federa- tion, better known as C.S.F. , is an academic organization whose mem- bers are required to maintain 10 scholarship points a semester which means at least 3 A's and no less than l B in academic subjects. Its main purpose is to raise money to give scholarships to its graduating it , ,V y members. The money is raised in bake sales, and a spring rummage sale. The club is advised by Doug Michaels. ...km OFFICERS: Pat Knowles, President, Erin McPherson, Secretary: Tony Cimolino, Vice-President: Gwen Young, Treasurer: Jody Parisi, Pub- licity Chairman. 130 5 L yj t is TOP PICTURE: TOP: Douglas Michaels, Advisor, Mary Ann Givens, Erin McPherson, Jo Ellen Higley, Tina Somers, Fred Ennerson, Debby Wall. MID- DLE: Susan Lanoue, Jody Parisi, Kim Somers, Michael Wachter. BOTTOM: Pat Knowles, Nancy Reesman, Margi Wagner, Jana Garland. BOTTOM PICTURE: TOP: Doug Michaels, Joe Wynn, Carol Krepps, Debby Wall, Jody Parisi, Ion McDermott, Jo Ellen Higley, Mary Ann Givens. MIDDLE: Chris Ennerson, Deni- son Prudhome, Kerry Rothermel, Erin McPherson, Susan Lanoue. BOTTOM: Kim Somers, Kathy Carmichael, Marianne Lacey, Tina Somers. , EEA. EVER GETS DO E 0'5- The Future Farmers of America have an active membership of nearly 60 students. Members of the club attend many field days and compete in judging livestock, ornamental horticulture, and other categories. They attended Cal Poly, Col- lege of the Desert, and Mt. Sac in San Jacinto. Two members attended the state convention in San Luis Obispo. All Future Farmers have a pro- ject with steers, swine, sheep, gardens , home improvement, fowl, and rabbits being popular. Students also learn parliamen- tary procedure. During the summer, students attend the Southern California Exposition in Del Mar. TOP PICTURE: John Ratcliff, Brian Gales, Mike Scott, George Mann, Jimmy Wesloh, Margaret Formosa, Mary Black, Terry Bilecz, Jill Zimmerman, Suzie hillips, Margi Wagner, Sharon Brock, Jamie Tisdale, April Jeffries, Julie Wes- oh, Ann Farmer, Mike Tinch, Shelly Felthaus, Alan McNeil, Cece McMahon, erry Bowling, Patty O'Bryant, Cathy Fallon, Teresa O'Bryant. BOTTOM PIC- TURE: Mike Tinch, Jimmy Wesloh, Patty O'Bryant, Sharon Brock, John Ratcliff. FFA CGNCESSJOT 131 SPEECH QUALIFIES FOR NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Under the direction of John Alber- ico, the Speech Club has qualified for national membership. Members attended tournaments at Palomar College, San Diego State, Cal Western, and a contest sponsored by the National Forensic League of San Diego. They also spoke for such clubs as Kiwanis and the Lions. Two of the top speakers were Kurt Shepard and Pam Kimsey. Below, a group of speakers listen intently to their advisor. TOP: Jack Quirk, Stephen Gorum, Richard Frizzell, Mike Cooper, Kurt She pard, Marshall Moss. MIDDLE: Mary Chen, Denise Smiley, Lynn Lee, Pam Rabren, Susan Lanoue. BOTTOM: Anne Repucci, Melissa Botting, Joan Repuccl Sandy Daubney, Chris Henderson, Advisor, John Alberico, and Pam Kimsey Q... fi. 132 E i' ,H a 'J DAY ON THE JOB CLIMAXES HEALTH CAREER ACTIVITIES Mrs. Joyce Layton, Advisor ', 2 f C V. . A ' an .- V 5' a ' 9 4 f T ' ' , J , A. k . , Jodi Parisi, Susan Frazee, Don Shewchuck, Pam Wright, Brenda Prince, Anne Repucci, Joan Repucci, Melissa Botting, Mark Dineen, Toni Williams, Brenda Nance, Charleen Bailey, Patty Williams, Pam Layton, Pam Smith, and Mary Mercer . The patient The Health Careers Club has been in operation for three years at C.H.S. It is composed of stu- dents interested in the numerous health related careers. Members of the club have par- ticipated in many activities during the year. They have visited hospi- tals and have organized bike rides and sales drives to raise money for the Vista Free Clinic and for a three year old luekemia victim. Day on the Job is one of the most interesting and rewarding ventures. Junior and senior mem- bers attend a full day routine with a professional in their field of interest. The group is guided by Mrs. Joyce Layton who also organized the club. The club officers are Amy Lud- wick, presidentg Pat Williams, vice-president: Anne Repucci, secretary-treasurer: and Dwight Dubose, publicity. 133 I TE SITY .AND ABILITY ARE CARDINA UCLEUS LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW ONE: Mrs. Sherry Rierson, Betsy Starks, Debbie Rahe, Pam Prescott, Denise Tillman, Debbie Valentine, Kim Somers, Kathy Carmichael, Linda Acuna, Linda Schlesinger, Linda Avedian, Cyndi Thomas, Michelle Spano, Mrs. Phyllis Story. ROW TWO: Patti Valentine, Barbara Mendenhall, Denice Tucker, Julie Moss, Zfindy Conner, Judy Grier, Linda Huebner, Lizanne Miller, Sue Machamer, Mary Valentine. ,f ge' ROW THREE: Martha Venzor, Diane Valdeg, I anis I OI'lI1SOfli Janet Lavenuta, Robin Donaldson, Debby Wallij-Margaret Henderson, Karen Bates. 'ff I 57 if Q, , . , . . A I I X 134 ' MRS . PHYLLIS STORY 1 1 31 'iw Sl 2 I if 5, Q?- Y A :LLW in . Lili ., ..W, ZZ, 1 5 fi! elif G.A.A. OFFICERS: Ianet Lavenuta - Athletic Commissioner, Debbie Valen- tine - President, Denise Tillman - Vice President, Sharon Krepps - Treasurer, 1 Patti Valentine - Secretary, Con topj F .f --f-...............-- ' -2-x Terri Russell - Publicity Chairman. 135 C0 CERT A BEGI The orchestra, under the direction of Ralph Granere, had a busy year. They performed Christmas programs for the elementary schools, played two spring concerts, and took part in their first competition at the music festival in Vista. The orchestra concluded its season with a district-wide concert given by the instrumental music departments. Included in their repertoire was Finale from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, Haydn's Military Symphony, Italian Masters Suite by Mozart, and a Russian Chorale and Overture by Tschaikovsky. Ralph Granere, Conductor Q STANDING: David Saenz, Curtis Allen, Martha Clark. SITTING: Robert Feldt, Toshiko Pohlman, Emily Ludwick, lim Iezek, Richard Hamby, Tony Kinman, Nancy Rutherford. 136 ,, - MINNESI GERS G C N s Minnesingers: STANDING: Garth Packard, Nancy Rutherford, Shirlene Packard, Mark Packard, Robert Peek, Art Danks, Chris Ennerson, Sharon Needham, Man- uel Carramao. SEATED: Priscilla Rodiguez, Lee Ferraro, Martha Clark. Choir Officers: TOP: Robert Peek, President: Mark Packard, Vice-President: Sue Riedmuller, Secretaryg Eric Sanchez, Sergeant of Arms: lim lezek. BOTTOM: Cindy Clouston, Norma Ramos, Costume Managersg Lisa King, Stacey Mantle, Librarians. APPELLA The elite group of C.H.S.'s choral groups is the Minnesingers. Auditions are required of those who wish to join. This group of 13 was busy with performances all year. Besides sing- ing at all the choir concerts, the Minnesingers also recorded excellent reviews at festivals in Orange County and the San Diego area. Each year the Minnesingers make countless local performances. Under the direction of James She- pard, the Choir began the year learning new music for Lancer Day and the Christmas Season. Many suc- cessful concerts were given locally, with the Christmas Concert and Can- tata presentation followihg. The sea- son climaxed with participation in the Disneyland Candlelight Proces- sional with Rock Hudson as guest nar- rator. Spring performances included join- ing the 1000 Voice Choir at Palomar College, a choral festival in San Diego and two school concerts. Making music together also prompted some social events. A group of choir members spent two enjoyable days in the mountains over Christmas vacation. The annual choir banquet and awards presentation top- ped off the year. Y ,W W, . CHOIR ANU GLHH CLI, B Nl Director James Shepard A choir fund raising event offered to the top seller, the prize of throw- QV v GIRLS' GLEE to rg, 1562? . ,yi My . ,f , r J 1 h TOP: Sue Weidemann, Sarah Haggerty, Sharon Lane, Theresa Metzger, Fran Clavier, Linda Burtson. MIDDLE: Lynn Kar pinski, Mary Bunn, Audrey McComas, Dee Thompson, Nina Morrison, April Jeffries. BOTTOM: Sharon O'Ke1ly, Sophie Lyle, Karen Balough, Clair Matheas, Vicki Packard, Judy Chaplian. NOT PICTURED: Cindy Cornett, Lori Kugler, Lupe Ortiz, Karen Langford, Sue Gillian, Crista Clavier, Sue Lightfoot, Lynn Naze, Sue Lampe, Kim Smith. ing a pie into Mr. Shepard's face. . Here are the results of that prize. at fl fm, if f D RGE ITI ER RY gi L , iii A L Q 1 0 Q 4 AL- - LAB 4-154 TOP: Accompanist Cathy Scanlon, Sue Frazee, Nancy Rutherford, Anita Dennis, Debbie Calder, Richard Lonergan, Eric Sanchez, Rex Swanson, Steve McKinley, Robert Peek, Mark Parckard, Cindy Clouston, Kim Kiser, Stacey Mantle, Sue Riedmuller, Norma Ramos. THIRD ROW: Lee Ferraro, Donna Cox, Erin McPherson, Susan Gibson, Lisa Ksycewski, lim Jezek, Jeff Canny, Richard Warren, Paul Packard, Andy Capp, Barba Clark, Lisa King, Sharon Needham, Sylvia Bonilla. SECOND ROW: Melissa Osuma, Debbie O'Grady, Lori Tirona, Bridget Amos, Sharon Hickethier, Art Danks, Jeff Balough, Manuel Carramo, Mike Torres, Chris Ennerson, Nancy Wiedemann, Pam Donahue, Shirlene Packard, Priscilla Rodriguez. BOTTOM: Patrice White, Marilyn Oshima, Jamey Burris, Judy Serna, Ioan Repucci, Garth Packard, Mark Iovenette, Grant McKinley, Pat Campbell, Tammy Gann, Linda Roberts, Martha Clark. ' i A.F.S. , the American Field Serv- ice, has an adult chapter and a stu- dent chapter. Both raise money to sponsor and exchange of students between countries. This year Mahmut Baycan of Turkey and Milena Lorza of Colombia have been going to Carlsbad High. Mahrnut has become a member of Mitch Ritter's family, while Milena has been Cindy Clou- ston's new sister. They have seen much of our life here and have taught us much about life in their own countries. Meanwhile Jim Prescott has been learning about Australian life. As an American abroad, he was sent to Adelaide for a year, where he had many enjoyable experiences as an Aussie. Another Carlsbad student who is eligible to spend a year as an American Abroad is Carrie Lawson. She hopes to be part of this program to further international understand- ing. BRUTHERHOOD IS 9 F' Y Y . U - 1, X, f ,, Nl, t 5. w '11 1111 .J af? .. K -1, A l V . t tttt, sr f.- 5 V 7Z.fH1 lfxi11Q:i,'-f2F'1 . dv W 'va-. ix f-A' . .....-2 , .V ,,.,. -.V 7. IUSTAWORD ITH .F.S. i :H TOP PICTURE: Officers Casey Daubney, Treasurerg Nancy Reesman, Presidentg Claudia Reesman, Historian. BOTTOM PICTURE: Schaler Ladd, Casey Daubney, Marty Gerdes, CeCe McMahon, Carolyn Overbay, Margi Wagner, Mary Ann Givens, Donna Ganz, Erin McPherson, Denise Moneypenny, Kathy Carmichael, Claudia Reesman, Nancy Reesman. Advisor: Mrs. Carolyn Overbay COLOR THEM GE EROUS OPERATION SHARE is a new pro- gram sponsored by the San Diego Department of Education. Its purpose is to bring together the high school and college students interested in a one-to-one relationship between themselves and a needy child. The students in SHARE spend a minimum of two hours a week tutor- ing a child between the first and sixth grade. They teach reading, mathematics, or both and also strive to establish trust and understanding in the underprivileged child. This is a great and worthwhile program, said an interested observer. Keep up the good work! TOP PICTURE: Karen Balogh, Eric Sanchez Maria Saenz Melissa Fuller Peggie Murry Barbara Allwardt Mary An berg, Kathy Fallon, Chris Ennerson BOTTOM PICTURE Suzie Brown Pat Panker Kathi lose B111 Garbat Barbara ria, Angie Cantu, Eileen Sanchez, B111 Lamb Pixie Albreck Mark Duff 142 SPANISH CLUB HGPES TO PROVIDE SCHOL RSHIP FU DS Q5 ff uv r ffl. ,. ., '..1', Spanish Club is a newly formed organi- zation still getting on its feet. The pur- pose is to explore The cultures of the Spanish speaking contries. They sold Christmas candles and plaques to raise money and in March the club sponsored a Noon Dance assembly that was well received by the students. 1 1 They hope eventually to provide a scholarship for a Spanish Club senior. The advisors are Miss Sylvia Kuyum- jiam and Mrs. Catherine Barry. Pictured are: Lupe Angel, Denise Rader, Kathy Jose, Cindy O'Neal, Mike Torres, Linda Huebner, Iudy Serna, Deva Dunham. I4 PURPLE SHIELD ST FF TRIES SPORTS ---- ----- M ike Cipriano Tom Vessey Rick Stultz SPECIAL ---- ------- T erri White Susan Karpinski CLUBS ---- ------ P am Prescott Kim Somers Leslie Miller CLASSES ---- ---- A nne Repucci Jeanne Isbell Sandy Butcher Jill Schuldt Peggy McMillan Val Trayer FACULTY ---- ----- S usan Wachter Sharon Krepps INDEX -------------- Sandy Volentine Sandy Butcher MISCELLANEOUS ---------- Ron Harris Chris Hunter Kathy Schmittou EDITOR ------------ ---- N ANCY RPESMAN ASSOCIATE EDITOR ---- ----------------------------- s HER1 MARSHALL PHOTOGRAPHERS --------- ED KUBOTA, DAVID MESNARD. DAVID MEIER SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ----------------------------------- JERRY BRYAN Metcalf Studios BUSINESS MANAGER ---- -------- M ARK PACKARD ADVISOR ---- ----- M ISS JENNIFER REGLIEN 'J I I 44 FOR NATIO AL AWARD . . . Putting together a yearbook is a hectic but rewarding experience. Many people not on the annual staff gave us their time and understanding. Gerald Oshima and Mitch McPeek helped with photography. Many faculty members and students helped with copy and with setting up pictures taken off campus. It is impossible to name all of these people ,, but we would like to give a whole-hearted Thanks to all who helped make the 1973 Purple Shield a success. - XY 1' ,Q -,'- -',.p 513 15.1 '.--. ,' . I A ., .,., , ,,.y.. .. a .. -Zf1:1',-Z- I 46 CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES QADGQADS -L 'H A mp Ui WE ,if 'L + XML ,5.ifM.m yea, 5HJ5f1f-ffl ff' vfyg -yms .s'wmf,f,Q, ' LW: yn! , . , , ,,,,f , 'He fx.. , .. if ,lf ,gift , 4 'E ik ' 11'1liwii S 'ffwhmzf , , W ,Wal I, 4' ,I . ,. 1 A ff' EA' . 5 gaiyalwg 33? I K Wh JM A L 5 ' g4v,,,U-EW lx 1 ?QW fVQa6N is Q1 A Qggfhl E aloof cw C., 1012 S IORS IURS IQRS IURS 10125 IQRS IORS IORS IORS IURS IURS IORS IORS IORS IORS IORS 101115 IGRS IORS 10125 IORS IORS LAN CER LAURELS BEST ALL AROUND Patti Hodges Greg Laveuuta MOST TALENTED Cathy Scanlon David Meier MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Diana Isaza Chris Murphy bf L x .4 W MOST ATTRACTIVE 13212 lfiiflco TEACHER OF THE YEAR Mr. Sippel MOST VALUABLE TO SCHUOL Shirlee Giersch M W'11' Y K WITTIEST Kathi Beissel Perry Bond CARS OF THE YEAR Terri White Kirk Geyer MOST ATHLETIC Debbie Valentine Joe Pimentel ig BEST DRESSED Lori Boyd Tony Lawson CAMPUS CASANOVA Robert Machado MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jennifer Bonus Mark Masthay SE ICR CUU CIL PLANS FOR GRADUATIO With the approach of graduation, the senior class council was faced with many decisions. They arranged for and selected graduation announcements: ordered the caps and gowns, which this year included a souvenir keep your own cap : and in general organized all the senior activities. The seniors sponsored the Powder Puff Football Game, instigated a bottle drive, were in charge of the Winter Formal, and helped buy rings for the A.F.S. students. They were also in charge of decora- tions for the Lancer Day Assembly. One thing they shouldn't be credited for is a senior ditch day on December 15, which ended-up involving some 400 students many of whom were not sen- iors. ABOVE: Mrs. LaVonne Bursvold, Advisor Luanne Schwartz, Secretary Harry Bongiorni, Advisor Karen Kimsey, Vice-President Bill Chaddock, President Lynn Gilligan, Publicity Mary Beth Prigg, Treasurer Kathi Beissel, Social Chairman Donald Johnson, Advisor Marvin Sipple, Advisor 154 i? .va Q 'W -M---...Q My -4 ', 't LW.. N t if U ,.,. .. 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PATRICK MILAM TONY MILLER IOE MOORE TOM MORENO VICTORIA MOUGENKOFF CHRIS MURPHY C-ERRY MURRAY SUSAN NAILLON MICHAEL NOLAN DIRK NELSON KARIN OAKLEY ELVIRA OBREGON 167 PATRICIA O'BRYANT DEBI OCKANDER MIKE O'GRADY ROBERT O'HERN PAUL O'KERN NANCY OLIVERA GORDON OLSON GERALD OSHIMA MARILYN OSHIMA MICHAEL PACHECO MARK PACKARD SHIRLENE PACKARD MARIA PADILLA ROBERT PANKER IORITA PARISI ROBERT PEEK MICHAEL PETERSON MARGARET PIETI IOE PIMENTEL GREG PIONTEK CYNTHIA PORTER PAM PRESCOTT MARY BETH PRIGG JOHN PRUD'HOMME PAM RABREN MIKE RAMEY ANITA RAMOS TONY RAMOS DARROLD RASZLER NANCY REESMAN BARBARA REIOUX ANNE REPUCCI MARIN RHODES IAN RISELEY ROSALBA RIVERO ROGER ROBERSON SUN, 3' Y -mf 4 ...-wr PRISCILLA RODRIGUEZ CATHERINE SCANLON KATHY SCHMITTOU LUANN SCHWARTZ CHARLES SCOTT FRED SCARPELLI KRISTIE SILLERS JOHN SELLERS STEVEN SHARRATT DENISE SMILEY PAULA SMITH KIM SOMERS KEVIN SPANO NICK SPANO MICHAEL STEIN MICHAEL TINCH TALLY STONE BARBARA STIER ANGELA TIRONA LEE TONER VALERIE TRAYER RICK TREVINO BRYAN TROUPE JOHN TUOMALA WIA aff' nv O ET DEBRA VALENTINE MICHAEL VAN SICKEL LORETTA VAN TASSEL THOMAS VESSEY SUSAN WACHTER MARGARET WAGNER GARY WALKER DEBORAH WALL MARK WALTON STEVEN WATKINS SANDRA WATSON SHERRI WATSON LISA WEAVER SUSAN WIEDEMANN I ERI WILLIAMS I ODI WILLIA MS MAT TH EW WILLIA MS ON GA RY WINANS LINDA WINFORD MITCH WHITE TERRI WHITE RAYMOND WITT JAMES WOODRING MATTHEW ZAHLER GARY CAMPA DAVID FORMOSA JOHN HARRIS CAROL MAY DAN TUCKER DEBBIE WOODS JU 1oRs LOOK HEAD JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL George Cahn ---------- Advisor Qusan Karpinski - - - - - Treasure? Fran Clavrer - - - - Vice President Norma Ramos - - ------ Publicity Sharon Hickither - - - Social Chairman Debby Alley --------- Secretary Miss Jo Ann Davis - - - - Advisor Jim Adams Sandy Aguilar Pixie Albrecht Endre Algover Peggy Alldredge Paul Allen Debbie Alley Margie Allmon Bridget Amoss Jock Anderson Mary Anderberg Sandra Arcidiacono Colleen Austin Tim Ayala Jay Balogh Shirley Batchelder Bonnie Bauer Kent Baur It Debbie Becker John Beckett Robert Beckett Bill Beeson Bob Beeson Wendy Beghtol David Benavides Keith Bendix Monica Bengs Billy Benthal Doug Bertics Paul Bertics Jose Betancourt Joseph Black Linda Blandford Wayne Blue Terry Bowling Treg Bradley Joanna Bradshaw Mark Bratton Mick Breavit David Bringhurst Damon Brown Jim Brown Steve Bums Sandra Butcher Alden Cabacunga Anelle Cabacunga Debbie Calder Shelia Calnan Joey Campbell Pat Campbell Frank Candelario Dan Cannon Kevin Cannon Jeff Canny Larry Cantabrana Kevin Cantarini Angie Cantu Danny Cantu Jim Carpenter Manuel Carramao Dan Carrol Maria Chavez Mike Cipriano Barbara Clark Evelynne Clark Theresa Clark Fran Clavier Susie Claycomb Cindy Clouston Betty Coleman Scott Colling Robert Colvin Jeff Conner A1 Cook Colleen Cooper Joyce Cort Donna Cox Georgina Cram Scott Cruz Mark Dambkowski Arthur Danks Martin Danner Romaine DeBona Nick Decarlo Tillie De Haas Susan Delgado Anita Dennis Rene Diaz Kurt Dietrich Gene Dillard Donna Dobecki Jim Douglas Denise Debeau Mark Duff Ron Dumas Deva Dunham Jeff Eckler Bob Edgar Kurt Enger James Emery Kurt Enochs Maureen Erbe Bruce Erickson Andy Estenez Rick Felkins Andrew Ferris Judith Figueroa David Fish Efrain Flores Richard Flores Peter Fortier Rod Freitas Kevin French John Frolander Cyndi Fuller Lynn Futcher Donna Ganz Eddie Garcia Ron Garcia Billm Gardner Antony Gastelum Martha Gerdes Sharon Gernerdt Bob Gilbert Paul Gillan Mike Gilligan Susan Gilliland Peter Goddard Debbie Gooding Belyn Gonzales Luana Green Steve Gregory Mary Grissom Mary Guaderama Loretta Guevara Dennis Guiswite Stewart Gunn Stephen Gunn David Hagen Bill Hall Steve Harkins Ron Harlo Ron Harris janet Hart Richard Harvey Rick Hasselo Lori Heering Barbara Hembree Brenda Hendrickson Susan Henchrnan Darryl Herrera Doreen Herrera Robert Hess Sharon Hickethier Renee Higdon Steve Hinckley Julia Holguin Patty Holy Lynn Honda Wayne Hopkins David Houston Barbi Howard-Jones ,MOC is l .Bras W XJ .Q-mx inf Nav ,J 5. if Q' - 45, 1, Q9 jg -we hs.. Alan Huey Chris Hunter Jeannie Isbell Eddie Janicki Alan Jeffries Chris Jenkins Jimmy Jezek Janis Johnson Julie Johnson Tim Johnston Susie Johnston Tim Johnston Greg Jones Keith Jones Pat Jones Kathy Jose Chris Kania Maureen Keefe Jay Johnson Tim Kelley Julie Keiselhorst Pam Kimsey Lisa King Tony Kinman Mike Kison Sharon Krepps Bill Kresson Jay Krich Mike Labadie Bill Lamb Cathy Lamb David Lampe Sharon Lane Craig Langford Lane Laubscher Jeannie Lechner Karen Leidle David Lemons Donna Livingston Amy Ludwick Debbie Lynch Roberta Magness George Man Colleen Mann Stacey Mantle Richard Marquez Sheri Marshall Shelley Martin Tom Martin Sally Martinez Ed Martorelli Susan Massey Keith Masterson Teresa Metzger Timothy Milam Leslie Miller Tom Miller Toni Milliorn Curt Minnich Rosie Monreal Jim Moore Dennis Morehouse Frank Moreno Loretta Muntz Tricia McDonald Jeff McG ehee Yvonne McMahon Peggy McMillan Ellen McNamara William McPeak Sharon Needham Mike Miller fn! f X 'Haw 'uve-vp 41.0 fi S. 441 -G 'QA '95 S-'Y -'JEJ Q?-:A ls., Debbie Neff Sherry Newman Nancy Nieves Bill Nimitz Kevin Norman Debbie Ogrady Melisa Osuna Harold Pacheco Garth Packard Steve Palmer Patricia Panker Faustino Parra Ned Paterson Scott Piette Robert Peyton Gary Pontius DruAnn Powers Alison Prescott Terri Putman Debbie Rahe Diane Rahe Norma Ramos John Ray I im Reid Susan Reidmuller Marta Riojas Bob Robb Deborah Rob Debbie Roberson Linda Roberts Letta Robinson I oseph Rodriguez James Rogers Jeannie Rowe Cindy Ruschewski Nancy Rutherford Robert Reiner David Saenz Patricia Salas Adolf Santana Tim Saunders Cheri Schlack Jill Schuldt Ron Schwab Kit Searle Hank Senkewicz Butch Servi JoAnne Seymour Don Shewchuk Eric Slack David Smith Mike Smith Robert Smith John Snyder Marcia Sotelo Dale Stadler John St. Amand Bill Stang Bob Stauber Barb Steger Bill Steiger Diane Stevenson Molly Stotler Rick Stults 184 Laura Stuppy Debbie Suarez Bill Sullivan Cheryl Sutter Vivian Swan Kathy Thomas Bill Thompson Tom Thompson Sheri Tico Denise Tillman Lori Tirona Ieani Torres Pat Tye Paula Valle Leslie Van Antwerp Don Van Gorder Pat Van Sickel Joe Vigel Bob Vettel Jeff Viana Rafael Villalobos Todd Vittitoe Sandra Volentine Barbara Wishart Mary Witschger Pamela Wright Manuel Zepeda Janet Walker Linda Wachter Laurie Watson Clifton Whall Robert White Sheri White Fred Whiting Barry Whitley William Wiedemann Patricia Williams Dale Winkelmann Richard Winkelmann Gilbert Zazuette Timothy Withrow Chris Wolenchuk Mark Wrisley Gwendolyn Young Steven Yasukochi Stephen Yates Vicki Zimmerman IUNIORS CRUISIN' IT THROUGH ANOTHER DAY if Wendy Vassis Terri White William Watson Laura Williams ,yi in W? SOPHOMORES ARE AMBITIOUS Sophomore Class Council Advisor ----------- Carl Miller Class President ------ Carl Schlack Publicity Chairman ---- Anne Farmer Treasurer ------- Nancy Karpinski Vice-President - - - Judy Serna Activity Chairman - Kathy Carmichael Advisor ------ Mrs. Mary Ann Gill Secretary - - - ----- Karen Bates Leslie Abbott Steve Acosta Linda Acuna Leonard A uina Charles Aiert Diane Allen Kennith Allen Michael Alonzo Mag Alvarez Bra Ambridge Dirk Ammon Richard Anderson Larry Apodaca Robyn Ardent Lin a Avedian Charlene Bailey Laura Baldwin Karen Balogh Ianae Banisg David Ban Lupe Barajas Clementina Barios Dan Barker Steve Barr Karen Bates Erin Beard Denise Becker Jay Beeman Enrique Betancourt Rick Bieksha Cathy Blake Kevin Blake Lori Blue Jim Bolich Chris Bonilla Sylvia Bonilla Chavlene Bowen Patty Bowen Jeanette Brock Katie Brookhart 187 Janet Brown Thomas Bryant Mary Bunn Katrina Burns Jamey Burris Adrian Cabacungan Avis Cabacungan Art Calas Peter Chen Larry Clark Chuck Cochran Randy Cochrane Ronda Cochrane Mark Coleman Michele Coleman Sonoa Coleman Phillip Crabtree Phyllis Crabtree Ruanita Craig Katie Crews Kenneth Crow Laura Crow Leroy Cruz John Dames Dennis Dickson Russel Dietrich Greg Dineen Jon Dineen Clayton Dobbs Pam Donahue lim Donaldson James Doughty Chris Ennerson Susan Estes Terri Fabrizio Kathy Fallon Anne Farmer Rachel Feldt David Felkins Shelley Felthaus 188 Angie Campbell Terri Canny Kathy Carmichael Evelyn Catallo James Chaney Glen Chapin Judy .Chaplin Manuel Chavez Cheryl Collins Cindy Conner Lawrence Cook Mark Cook Steve Cook Rickey Coon Julie Counts Spencer Cowen Sandra Daubney Bennie Deason Andrew Debona Nick Decarlo Rosa Delatorre Mike Delgado Mark Derrigo Domino Deluca John Doughty Susan Doughty Barbara Douglas Mary Dubeau Dwight Dubose Elizabeth Edebohls Sue Edgar John Engebrits Robert Fenton Daniel Florez Nancy Foley Mike Folkner Timothy Ford Dill Forester Nanette Fortier Reekie Franco Tim Frazee Richard Frizzell Eric Frolander Chris Fulcher Alfredo Garcia James Garden Eleanor Gastelum Brian Gates Thomas Grazda Michele Grivvle Billy Guevara Pamela Guinn Jorge Gutierrez Va erie Hage Richard Hamby Luan Hanscom Rosa Herrera Ken Hess Martha Hodges Richard Holmes Jeff Honda John Hopkins Herb Hops Brian Horsky Tom Jackson Keith Johnson Craig Jones Jeff Jones Greg Kamptner Nancy Karpinski Kathy Kato Harold Kinman Patty Lampe Susan Lanoue Janet Lavenuta David Lawrence Betsy Lawson Pamela Layton Dou Leivonen Wesgey Lester Susan Gibson Mary Ann Givens Sherrie Goertz Donna Gonzales Ralph Gonzales Janet Goodwin Mike Gore Sharon Gray John Hansen Calvin Hazen DaYiS Heering Tina Heim Manuel Hernandez Mario Hernandez Teresa Hernandez Tony Hernandez Nancy Houghton Linda Hudson David Huihes Mark Hug es Keith Humphreys Jack Hunga Mike Incociati Mark Iovenette David Kitching Rusty Knowles Martha Knowlton Scott Koopsen Mary Kressin Danny Kristof Lori Kugler Steve Kuschel Gary Lewis Nic Lewis Walter Lewis Suzy Lightfoot Dannie Link Darla Link Lon Lloyd James Loge IB9 George Long Caro Lopez Lupe Lopez Ruben Lopez Gregory Lundquist David Lynch Tim Lynch Carrie Mace Audrey McComas Diana McCurry Cheryl McGinley Lisa McKaig Duncan McKenzie Steve McKinle Annette McMahon Melody McMillan Lizanne Miller Noel Mills Dan Minnich Barbara Mitchell Sharon Mitchell Melissa Monell Denise Moneypenny Elena Montanez Linda Nimitz Cynthia Noble Bryan Norman Bryce Norman Joe O'Bregon Teresa O'Br1yant Kelly O'Ke ly Belinda Oliver Flo d Packard J efxy Packard Diego Padilla Irma Padilla Mike Palacios James Palmer Mike Patterson Wade Patterson 190 Muriel Mann Robin Manchen Jose Marquez Robert Martin Jovita Martinez Brenda Mason Kathy McAlister Joeseph Marquad Bob McMurren Emily McNeal Erin McPherson Randy Means Diana Mena Barbara Mendenhall I ohn Mendez Cheryl Miller Rosaelia Montanez Tom Morales Pastora Moreno Marshall Moss Kathy Munger Mike Murp y Danny Need am Becky Nieves Maralee O'Meara Barbara O'Mil1ian Cynthia O 'Neil Harry Orlowski Carlos Ortiz Wayne O 'Shell Allen Oshima Judy Pacheco Carol Perry Lynne Perry Suzanne Phillips I ane Pieti Linda Piete Jeff Piontek Martin Porter Jeff Powell be tx. 'li un- 6 Gary Price Brenda Prince Denise Prudhomme Steve Rahe Arthur Ramos Freddy Ramos Kathy Ranshaw Alvin Raszler Andre Resner Edvardo Reyna Bill Re nolds EdwarJRhode Jim Rice Mitch Ritter Carlos Rivero Jane Rodriguez Harry Sanborn Maxine Saborn Eric Sanchez Mike Sanchez Denese Sanders Efrain Sandovall Sandra Saragosa Chris Saver Judy Serna Dan Shepard Lynn Shepherd Jeanne Silberberger Pam Sillers Geraldine Siqueiros lim Slaton Grier Smith Mike Steer Daniel Stein Ann Stephenson Mark Stevens Leslie Stifiler Jimmy Stimpson Scott Stoffel Bill Stone John Ratcliff Kim Recore David Reefe Gary Reese Claudia Reesman Rita Reioux Becki Remington Joan Repucci Roderick Rogers Robin Rose Scott Rossall Kerry Rothermel Karen Rudin er Terrie Russegl Jill Rutherford Anna Saenz Tom Sawyer Anthony Searpelli Carl Schlack Linda Schlesinger Dale Schuldt Jean.Schultz Michael Scott Paula Seabaugh Kim Smith Linda Smith Pam Smith Terry Smith Thomas Snow Pamela Spano Rick Soto Allen Starkey Larry Stuppy Robert Taissell Danny Talbot Cindy Tatum Elena Taylor Bethe Thompson Scott Threlfall Greg Tirona 191 Marian Tisdale James Tolstad Michael Torres Santos Torres Terry Trayer Eva Trejo Theresa Tremmel Alex Trevino Mark VanMoppes Dana Vassis Don Vaughn James Veigel Carole Venable Mark Vi il Tom Vilgalobos Mike Wachter Patryce White Shannon White Raymond Whitehead Terri Whitley Nancy Wiedemann Miriam Williams Linda Witt Russ Witt Forrest Langford 192 Steve Trostrud Denice Tucker Joe Ukegawa Kathie Underwood Larry Valdez Patti Valentine Lorena Valle Nancy Vanderswag Pam Walker Kevin Walsh Mike Walton Rick Kendrick Mark Watson Julie Weeks James Weseloh Dennis White Roy Wildrum David Wright John Waflrnan Kevin ynne Mark Yates Rena Yarbrough Bill Young Chris Zamora OMORES KNOW WHERE IT S AT' OV 355 4 Jim -4 L 4 ,L fn it BACK: Vice-President, Mary Valentine: President, Vince Ortegag Social Chair man, Debbie Borgas. FRONT: Treasurer, Robin Donaldson: Secretary, Judi Weaver . Teri Adams Terry Aguilar Jay Alemanni Steve Allen Norma Alley Shirley Allmon Barbara Allwardt Jack Almeida John Alspaugh Gerard Anderberg Jeannie Anderson Marc Andre Lupe Angel Jim Arnold Carol Atkinson Sue Averell Wayne Avery Chet Blackus Mary Bainville George Batchelder F RESHME HAVE THE Mark Bates Jeff Battoe Donna Becker Don Beckham Connie Bengs Barry Bennett Kathy Benson Vicki Benthal Josefina Betancourt George Beyer Terry Bilecz Debbie Biss Ma Black Det:-Zie Blanchard Robert Blitz Ronny Bolton Kevin Bongiorni Debbie Borgas Geneva Bowen Gary Bown Kevin Bradle Patrick Bradshaw Peter Brill Lori Brown Paul Buckner Philip Buran Carl Burke June Burnette Chris Bums Linda Burtson Thomas Buscher David Beard Mark Byers Kevin Calhoun Paul Campa Cathy Campbell Sherry Campbell Linda Cantu Barbie Carchael Teresa Carriedo Jam es Carter Manuel Castro Frank Chambers Alice Chen Anne Cipriano Christa Clavier Luren Coleman John Colling Dale Conroy David Cooper Cindy Cornett Steve Cram Debra Dahlquist Janice Davies Lesly Demy Brian Denn Dean Dobbins Doug Dobecki Herbert Doi Robin Donaldson Don Dougherty Cassandra Du Bose David Duff Alfredo Pulido Donna Dunncan Joe Duran Randy Durrant Larry Eaton Lori Eaton Cindy Erck Raul Estrada Joey Fallon Larry Ferris Beth Finley Bill Flett Ann Fomianek Margaret Fomiosa Barry Forsberg Tom Frazee Lori Freiburger Rene Freitas Missy Fuller Tammy Gann Vince Gaoiran Johnny Garcia Steve Garcia Cindy Gathercoal Laurie Geiselhart Gary Gilben Ian Gilligan Matthew Glomb Sharon Glomb Anna Gonzales David Gonzales Maria Gonzales Mundo Gonzales Sally Gonzales David Goodall Gary Goodwin Cheryl Gosse Susan Gosse Colleen Graves Cheryl Green David Gregory Judy Greir Sue Grisby Luis Guerra Mark Grieser Jesse Guerra Luis Guerra Renee Guerra Yolanda Guerrero Debbie Gurinels '1- 7 ,,,,f. lm 1' nv ,. cg S.. 11 ra... br ,fi 2 -re, Q-V in. vs 12' A -f ' - -x K f 4 6 fi f ' 1 2' Vi K' , Ll im' .Q f a kv -..,!a -if ' if 'N . 2' J Q. 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L ,, Wm- Q R I ' , ,f . wr VY? ' t l A y gg Q. - v '. ir r fm' Mrs, Evelyn Davis has been the A.S,B, Financial Clerk for the past 3 yearsg yet, it is no exaggeration when we say that l'IlOSt of the students on campus know neither her name nor what she does. In her job, Mrs. Davis meets and works with many students who have questions and problems with either individual or club finances. She also assists teachers and administrators on financial matters deal- ing with the A.S,B, Often she can be found at the gym ticket window. During the years that she has been the financial wizard behind, the Associated Student Body, she has always been willing to give of herself beyond that which is expected. And too often the people who give the most are forgotten. The ed lady in the office whom too few students know except by her smile. So by dedicating this page to you, MRS. DAVIS, the .-X.S.!S. Council is saying THANK YOU for a much appreciated job so well time has come to give recognition to the indispensable and appreciat- done. 201 To To To To To To To To To To THE OPTI IST CREED PROMISE YQURSELF be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet. make all your friends feel that there is something in them. look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. think only of the best, to work only for the best, and expect only the best. be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. give so much of your time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others. be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear and too happy to pennit the presence of trouble. 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165 Manchen, Robin - 190 Manguso, Gary - 197 Magness, Roberta - 182 Man, George - 182-131 Mann, Col een - 182 Mann, Muriel- 190 Mann, Sharon - 197 Mann, Tim - 32-165 Mantle, Stacey - 182-137- 139 Marquez, Joe - 32-165 Manquand, Joseph - 190 Marquez, Jose - 57-190-99 Marquez, Richard - 126-182 Marquez, Esperanza - 197-98 Marrin, Don - 32-l65-110- 119-112 Marsalek, Rebecca - 165 Marshall, Kim - 22-57 Martinez, Nancy - 197 Martinez, Sally - 127-182 Martorelli, Ed - 182 Martorelli, Joe - 166 Marzi, Bill - 25 Mason, Brenda - 190-86 Massey, Susan - 182 Masterson, Bill - 38-197 Masterson, Keith - 182-70- 110 Masthay, Mark - 46-47-65- 128-153-110 Matheas, Clair - 138 Matthews, Claire - 197 Maxwell, Tom - 197-111 May, Carol- 175 McAlister, Kathy - 190 McBride, Debi- 197 McBride, Tom - 198 McCart?1, Mitzi- 166 McCau ey, Mrs. Dee - 16-49 McCleery, Dr. Margaret - 13 McComas, Audrey - 190-138 McCurry, Diana - 190 McDermott, Ion - 130-166- 119 McDonald, Tricia - 182 McDougal, Shawn - 39-198 McGehee, Jay - 39-198-109- 104 McGeehee, Jeff- 32- 182-89- 104 Mclntosh, Donna - 198 McKaig, Linda - 166 McKai , Lisa - 190 McKel?ar, Steve - 198 McKenzie, Duncan - 190 McKinley, Grant - 46-198- 139-111 McKinley, Paul- 166 McKinley, Steve - 36-190- 139 McMahon, Annette - 190 McMahon, CeCe - 41- 131- 141-166 McMahon, Yvonne - 182 McMillan, Pe gy - 182- 144 c urren, - McNamara, Ellen - 182 McNamara, Mary - 166 McNeal, Emily - 190 McNeal, Mike - 39-l98-76- Q McMillan, Melody - 190 111 McNeil, Alan - 131-166 McNeill, Wendy - 126-198 McPeak, Mitch - 46-182- 145-66- 110 McPherson , Erin - 126- 190- 129- 139- 141 Means, Randty - 36-190 Meier, Davi - 144-150-166- 66 Mena, Diana - 190 Mena, Flora - 198 Mendenhall, Barbara - 190- 134 Mendenhall, Karen - 198 Mendez, John - 36-190 Mendez, Richard - 198 Mercer, Mary - 198-133 Mesnard, David - 144-166 Metzger, Marty - 198-111 Metzger, Teresa - 182-138 Meyer, Harold - 166 Michaels, Douglas - 18-130 Marshall, Sheri - 182-65- 128- Milam, Kathy - 198 144 Milam, Tim - 126-182 Marshall, Steve - 38-197 Milam, Patrick - 167 Martin, Robert - 190 Miller, Carl- 18-32- 187 Martin, Shelley - 182 Miller, Cheryl- 190 Martin, Torn - 182-70 Miner, Jeannine - 198 , ,.. , t Martinez, Eddie - 39-197 Cwliller, Leslie - 182 '71-451 Ni 'qi Martinez, Jovita - 190 Miller, Lizanne - 190- 144-134 221 Miller, Mike - 182 Miller, Tom - 182 Miller, Tony - 32-167 Milliorn, Toni - 182 Mills, Danny - 46-198 198 Mills, Davi - Mills, Noel- 190 Miner, Brad - 198 Minnich, Dan - 36-190-74- 111 Minnich, Curt - 32-34-182- 110 65-89- Minnich, Mike - 38-198-111 Mitchell, Barbara - 126-190 Mitchell, Sharon - 190 Prince, Brenda - 191-133 Packard, Jeff - 190 Molling, Wendy - 198 Monce, Eric - 18-39 Monell, Melissa - 126-190 Moneypenny, Denise - 190- 141 Moneypenny, Mrs. Mary Jane Monreal, Rosie - 182 Monsone, Diana - 198 Montanez, Antonio - 57 Montanez, Elena - 190 Montanez, Rosaelia - 190 Moore, Barbara - 198 Moore, Joe - 167 Morales, Terri - 198 Morales, Tom - 126-190 Morehouse, Dennis - 182 Moreno, Frank - 182 Moreno, Pastora - 190-98 Moreno, Rudy - 17-39-110 Moreno, Tom - 167 Morre, Jim - 182 Morrison, Nina - 198-138 Moss, Julie - 198- 134 Moss, Marshall - 190-132 Mosteller, Dick - 198 Mougenkoff, Victoria - 167 Muller, Greg - 198 Mumford, Jack - 32 Munger, Kathy - 190 Munoz, Albert - 198 182 Muntz, Lorella - Murphy, Chris - 33-43-50- 150-167-89 Murphy, Mike - 36-190-74 Murray, Gerry - 167 Murra , Pe - 126-198- 145 gil Nadone, John - 23-76-77 Naillon, Susan - 167 Nance, Brenda - 198-133 Navarro, Rosa - 198 Naze, Lynn - 198-138 Needham, Danny - 190-116 Needham, Sharon - 182-137- 139 Neff, Mrs. Billy - 25 Neff, Deana - 198 Neff, Debbie - 181 Nelson, Dirk - 167 Nelson, Marka - 15-78 Nelson, Shan - 39-198 Newman, Sherry - 181 Nieves, Becky - 190 Nieves Nancy - 181-86 Nimitz', Bill - 181 Nimirz, Linda - 190 Noble, Cynthia - 190-129 Nolan, Kevin - 198 Nm-dbu nm Pence, Larry - 198 Nolan, Michael- 167 23 Normal? Bryan - 190 Norman, Bryce - 190 Norman, Kevin - 181 Novacek, Mark - 198 Nunez, Maria - 198 Nunez, Olga - 198 Oakley, Karen - 167 O'Bregon, Elvira - 167 O'Bregon, Joe - 190 222 o'Bryam, Parry - 131-168 O'Bryant, Teresa - 190-131 Ockander, Debi- 16,8,,,sA 2 127-1816-'J K 1 X- 1-.. 1.139 --gxQ O'Gr - 168 O'Hem, Robert - 168 O'Kelly, Kelly - 190 O'Kelly, Sharon - 198-138 O'Kern, Paul- 168 Oliver, Alice - 126-198 Oliver, Belinda - 126-190 Olivera, Nancy - 168 Oliveres, Tony - 198-81-39 Olson, Gordon - 168-110 ' Olson, Mrs. Rae - 20 O'Meara, Maralee - 190 O'Millian, Barbara - 190 O'Neil, Cynthia - 190-143 Orlowski, Harry - 190 Ortega, Vince - 39-111 Ortiz, Carlos - 190 Ortiz, Lupe - 198-138 Oshell, Bill- 198 O'Shell, Wayne - 190 Oshima, Allen - 190 Oshima, Gerald - 78-145- 168-66 Oshima, Marilyn - 139-168 Oshima, Pat - 198 Ossmen, Paul- 198 Ostrye, Colleen - 198 Osuna, Melissa - 127-181- 139 Oto, Amy - 198 Overbay, Carolyn - 141 Pacheco, Harold - 181 Pacheco, Jud - 190 Pacheco, Mikie - 33-35-51- 150-104-168-103 Packard, Floyd - 36-190-111 -112 Packard, Garth - 181-137- 139 Packard, Mark - 137-139- 144-168-110-94 Packard, Paul- 56-l98-139- 111 Packard, Dr. Ronald - 12 Packard, Shirlene - 137-139- 166 Packard, Vicki - 126-198- 138 Padilla, Diego - 57-190 Padilla, lrma - 190 Padilla, Maria - 169 Padilla, Mariecela - 198 Palacios, Mike - 190-111 Palmer, Jim - 126-190 Palmer, Steve - 181-78 Panker, Pat - 126-181-121- 142 Panker, Robert - 126-168 Parisi, Jody - 130-133-169 Parker, Mike - 198 Parra, Faustino - 181 Parris, Gargorio - 57 Partridge, Mark - 198 Paterson, Ned - 181 Patterson, Mike - 190 Patterson, Wade - 190 Peek, Robert - 7O-137-139- 169 Peniston, Mr. Flo - 24 Perkett, John - 38-198-111 Perry, Carol- 190 Perry, Kevin - 198 Perry, Lynne - 190 Peters, Dennis - 198 Peterson, Mike - 126-169 Peyton, Robert - 181 Phillips, Mrs, Dorothy - 24 Phillips, Suzy - 126-190 Pierson, John - 198 Pieti, Jane - 190 Pieti, Margaret - 169 Piette, Linda - 190 Piette, Scott - 181 Pimental, Eddie - 39-198- 76-109 Pimentel, Gloria - 198-98 Pementel, Joe - 43-70-152- 169-103- 104 Pionter, Gre - 169 Piontek, Jefig- 190 Pohlman, Toshi - 136 Polacios, Mike - 46 Pontius, Gary - 181-114 Pool, Don - 18 Porter Porter Porter Powell Cynthia 16 9 Danielle 1 98 M artin 1 90 Debbie 1 98 Powell, Jeff - 190 Powell, Po Jim - 198 .D.IJl13.DILLJ-LA' POI3dOS1'f', Dimitri - 16-71 P Prescott, Jim - 52-140 Prescott, Pam - 50-55-144- 169-134 Price, Gary - 191 Prieto, Marta - 198 Prigg, Marybeth - 129-154- 169 Prudhomme, Denise - 191- 130 Prudhomme, Jon - 169 Putman, Terri - 181 Quirk, Jack - 132 Rabren, Pam - 132-170 Rader, Denise - 126-198-143 Rahe, Debbie - 181-134 Rahe, Diane - 181 Rahe, Steve - 191-74-107 Ramey, Mike - 50-70-170 Ramos, Anita - 170 Ramos, Arthur - 191 Ramos, Elvira - 198 Ra ll ' ITIOS RHITIOS Norma - 176- 183- y 170 I 371-159 , a - -110 Ranshaw, Kathy - 191 Raszler, Allan, Manager - 33 Raszier, Alvin - 191 Raszler, Darrold - 170 Ratcliff, John - 36-191-131 Ray, John - 181-110-112 Recore, Kim - 191 Rector, Mrs. Dorothy - 14 Reed, Todd - 3-8-198-117 Reefe, David - 191 Reese, David - 191 Reese, Gary - 74 Reesman, Claudia - 191-130- 191-66 Reesman, Nancy - 141-144- 170-119 Regan, Kelly - 39-198-81- 109 Reglien, Miss Jennifer - 14- 144 Reid, Jim - 33-181 Reidmiller, Susan - 127-181 Reierson, Mrs. Sherry - 16- 134 Reina, Eduardo - 57 Reineks, Randi - 198 Reiner, Robert - 184 Reioux, Barbara - 120-170 Reioux, Rita - 191-121 Remington, Becki - 191 Repucci, Anne - 56-129-132 - 133- 144- 170 Repucci, Joan - 191-132-133 -139 Resner, Andre - 36-191 Reyna, Eduardo - 191-198-111 Reyna, Ernesto - 98 Reyna, Elizabeth - 198-98 Reynolds, Bill - 191 Rhode, Ed - 126-191 Rhodes, Marin - 170 Rice, Jim - 46-191-111 Rice, Mari - 198 Riedmuller, Sue - 137-139 Riojas, Marta - 181 Rioux, Rita - 126 Riseley, Jan - 170 Ritter, Mitch - 126-191-140 Rivas, Sal- 33 Rivera, Carlos - 57-191 Rivera, Genevieve - 198 Rivero, Rosalba - 170 Robb, Bob - 181-114 Rob, Deborah - 181 Roberson, Debbie - 181 Roberson, Ro er - 50-170-103 Roberts, Lind? - 181-139 Robertson, Jim - 39-198 Robinson, Letta - 181 Robinson, Sue - 198 Robles, Jesse - 38-198 Rocha, Baltazar - 57 Rodriquez, Jane - 126-191 Rodriquez, Joe - 33- 181-117 Rodriquez, Julio - 38-198 Rodriquez, Priscilla - 48-127- 137-139-170 Rogers, James - 181 Rogers, Roderick - 191 Roman, Anna - 198 Rose, Robin - 191 Rossall, Scott - 191 Rothermel, Kerry - 191-130 Rowe, Jeannie - 181 Rowlett, Witt - 199 Roxy - 33 Rudinger, Bruce - 199 Rudinger, Karen - 191 Runne s, Kathy - 199 Ruschewski, Cindy - 181 Russell, Felicia - 126-199 Russell, Terri - 191-86-135 Rutherford, Jill- 191 Rutherford, Nancy - 181-136 -140-94 Ryan, Joseph - 25 Saenz, Anna - 191 Saenz, David - 126-184-136 Saenz, Maria - 142 Sahagun, Jerry - 199 Salas, Patricia - 184 Sanborn, Harry - 191 Sanborn, Maxine - 191 Sanchez, Eric - 126-191-137- 139-142 Sanchez, Eilleen - 142 Sanchez, Mike - 191 Sande, Mike - 199 Sanders, Deneze - 191 Sandovall, Efrain - 191 Santana, Adolf - 184 Santore, Nancly - 199 Saragosa, San ra - 191 Saunders, Alan - 199-76-107 Saunders, Tim - 184 Saver, Chris - 191 Sawyer, Torn - 191-74-107 Scaplcin, Cathy - 139-150- Scanlon, Jim - 199-111 Scarpelli, Fred - 171-66 Scherr, Mrs. Mary - 12 Schlack, Carl- 37-36-187- 191 Schlack, Cheri - 127-184 Schlemmer, Jeff- 109 Schlesinger, Linda - 191-134 Schmittou, Kathy - 144- 171 Schuldt, Jill - 184-87- 144 Schultz Dale - 191 Schultz Jean - 191 Schwab, Ron - 184 Schwab, Mike - 199 Schwartz, Luann - 55-154-171 -66 Stim son, Jimmy - 191 Stoffgl, Scott - 191 stone, Bill- 191 Stone, Isadore - 18 Stone, Talley - 172 Valdez, Larry - 36-192-111 Valdubieso, Ernie - 39-199-76 -109-108 Valentine, Debbie - 152-173- 134-135 -vw. - Story, Lynn - 199 Valentine, Mary - 199-134 139- Scott, Charles - 171 Scott, Michael- 191-131 Seabaugh, Paula - 191 Searle, Kit - 184 Searpelli, Anthony - 191 Seifried, Miss Suzanne - 22 S ellers, S ellers, lohn - 33-43-171 Kristie - 171 Senkewicz, Hank - 184 Serna, Judy - 126-187-191- 143 Servi, Butch - 184 Seymour, JoAnne - 184 Shahan, Stanford - 199 Sharratt, Steven - 171 Shaw, David - 38-199-111 Shepard, Dan - 191 Shepard, Kurt - 132 Shepard, James A. - 19-137- 94 Shepherd, Lynn - 191 Shewchuck, Don - 33-184- 128-129-133-110 Shields, Kelli - 199 Shlemmer, Jeff - 199 Silberberger, Jeanne - 191 Sillers, Kristie - 171 Sillers, Pam - 191 Silver, Pat - 199 Sippel, Marvin - 15-151- 154 Siqueiros, Geraldine - 191 Siscoe, Les -'191 Slack, Eric - 184 Slaten, Jim - 191 Smiley, Denise - 132-171 Smith, David - 184 Smith, Doug - 199 Smith, Grier - 191-74 Smith, Kim - 191-138 Smith, Linda - 126-191 Mike - 184-114 Smith, Smith, Pam - 191-65-133 Smith, Paula - 171 Smith, Robert - 184-112 Smith, Terry - 191 Snow, Thomas - 191 Snyder, John - 184 Somers, Kim - 55- 130-144- 171-92-134 Somers, Tina - 126-199-121- 130 Sotelo, Marcia - 184 Soto, Gilbert - 33-35-43- 57 116 Soto, Rick - 191 Story, Mrs. Phyllis - 16-134 Stotler, Molly - 184 Stucker, Mrs. Sara - 24 Stults, Rick - 184-144 Stuppy, Larry - 191 Stuppy, Laura - 184 Suarez, Debbie - 184-66 Sullivan, Bill- 184-115 Sutter, Cheryl- 184 Swaim, Leslie - 21-39-103 Swan, Vivian - 184 Swanson, Rex - 139 Sweeney, Mark - 33-35-43- 110-112 Swirsky, Paul- 12 Tague, Ginia - 199 Taissell, Robert - 191 Talbot, Danny - 191 Tarango, Trinie - 199 Tatum, Cindy - 127-191 Tatum, Desiree - 199 Taylor, Elena - 127-191 Taylor, Patrick - 199-81 Te ford, Mrs. Kay - 15 Teter, Bob - 199 Thibault, Jean O. - 13 Thissell, Brenda - 199 Thomas, Cindy - 199-134 Thomas, Debbie - 126 Thomas, Deidre - 43-45-86 Thomas, Kathy - 184 Thompson Bethe - 191 Thompson Bill - 33-35-184- 103 Thompson, Cristel - 199 Thompson, Dee - 138 Thompson Tom - 33-184- 110 Thoms, Debbie - 199 Threlfall, Scott - 191 Tico, Sheri - 184 alentlne Patti - 127-192- Valle, Lorena - 192 Valle, Paula - 185 VanAntwerp, Leslie - 185-66 Vanderburg, Karen - 199-94 Vanderswag, Helen - 199 Vanderswag, Nancy - 192 VanGordor, Don - 185 VanMoppes, Mark - 192 VanSic el, Michael - 173 VanSickel, Pat - 185 Van Tassel, Loretta - 173 Van Tassel, Terry - 199 Vasquez, David - 199 Vassis, Dana - 192 Vassis, Wendy - 186 Vaughn, Don - 192 Vea, Amelia - 199 Vea, Julito - 199 Veigel, James - 192 Venable, Carole - 192 Venzor, Martha - 199-134 Vessey, Tom - 33-50-64- 144-173-89-103 Vettel, Bob - 33-185 Vettel, Diane - 127-199 Viana, Jeff - 185 Viegtel, Joel - 33-185 Vie auer, Lisa - 199 Vigil, Mark - 192 Vi lalobos, Andy - 38-199- 109 Villalobos, Tom - 36-192- 111 Villalobos, Rafael- 57-185- 98 Vittitoe, Todd - 36-185- 114 Volentine, Sandy - 127-185- 144 Wachter, Linda - 185 White, Patryce - 423-126-192- 139 White, Robert - 25-185 White, Shannon - 192 White, Sheri- 155 White, Terri - 43-45-186- 86-144-152-174 Whitehead, Raymond - 192 Whiting, Fred - 185 Whitley, Barry - 185 Whitley, Terri - 192 Widen, Elli - 126-199 Widen, Sheryl- 126-199 Wiebrecht, Lisa - 199 Wiedeman, Nancy - 126-192- 139 Wiedeman, Sue - 138-174 Wiedemann, William - 185 Wildrun, Roy - 192 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams: Holly - 199 Jeri - 43-45-174 Jodi - 43-45-174 Laura - 186 Miriam - 126-192 Patrica - 185-133 Tillman, Denise - 184-92- 134 135 Tinch, Mike - 56-131-172 Tirona, Angela - 172 Tirona, Greg - 191 Tirona Lori- 184-86-139 Tisdale, Jaimee - 199-131 Tisdale, Marian - 192 Tolstad, Jim - 126 Toner, Lee - 172 Torres, Jeani - 184-66 Torres, Michael- 192-139- 143 Torres, Santos - 192-115 Wachter, Mike - 192-80-130- 115 Wachter, Susan - 144-173 Wagner, Margi - 130-131- 41-173 Walker, Daphe - 199 Walker, Gary - 173 Walker, Janet - 185 Walker, Pam - 192 Walker, Scott - 199 Wall, Debby - 130-173-85- 134 Walsh, Walton, Kevin - 192 Mark - 173 Southworth, Walter - 25 Spano, Kevin - 172 Spano, Michelle - 199-134 Spano, Nick - 172 Spano, Pamela - 191 Spano Shawn - 199-76 Trayer, Terry - 192 Trayer, Val - 14-4-72 Trejo, Eva - 192 Tremmel, Theresa - 192 Trevino, Rick - 78-172 Trevino, Alex - 192-78 Walton, Mike - 36-192 Warren, Richard - 126-80- 139 Warthen, David - 199- 120 Waters, Mrs. Essie - 25 Watkins, Steven - 173-103 Williams, Toni - 133 Williams, Taunnie - 199 Williamson, Bambi- 199 Williamson, Matt - 65-118- 128-151-174 Wilson, James - 199 Winans, Ga? - 174 Winans, Lin a - 126-199 Winkelmann, Dale - 185 Winkelmann, Richard - 185- 126 Windrum, Ro - 126 Winford, Linclia - 174 Wishart, Barbara - 185 Withrow, Timothy - 185 Witschger, Mary - 185 Witt, Linda - 192 Witt, Ray - 174 Witt, Russ - 36-192-111 Wolenchuk, Chris - 185 Wolenchuk, Mrs. Helen - 25 Wood, Robert - 14 Woodard, Mrs. Wilma - 24 Woodring, James - 174-114, Woods, Debbie - 175 ' Woods, Doug - 199-76-109 Wright, David - 192 Wright, Pamela - 185-133 Wrisley, Mark - 185 Wyman, John - 192 Wynn, Joe - 130 Wynne, Dusty - 199 Wynne, Kevin - 192 Yada, Mike - 199 Yaeger, Becky - 199 Yarbrough, Mike - 126-199 Yarbrou h, Rena - 192 Yasukocii, Cindy - 126-199 Yasukochi, Steven - 185 Yates, Mark - 192 Yates, Steve - 57-185 Zalthe Walton, Sherri- 173 Zamora, Chris - 192 Springman, Pam - 126-199 Stadler, Dale - 184 St. Amand, John - 184 Stang, Bill- 184 Starkey, Allen - 191 Starks, Best! - 199-134 Stauber, Bo - 184 Steer, Mike - 36-37-191-74 Trostrud, Ann - 199 Trostrud, Steve - 192 Troupe, Bryan - 172 Truax, Hal- 199-81 Tucker, Dan - 175 Tucker, 134 Tucker, Denice - 192- 92- Mike - 66 WHISOH , James - 199 Watson, Laurie - 185 Watson, Mark - 192 Watson, Sandra - 173 Watson, William - 186 Weaver, Jedy - 199 Weaver, Lisa - 174 Young, Bill- 37-36-192-74- 107 Young, Gwendolyn - 185-129 Young, Joseph - 25 Young, Louis - 199 r, Matthew - 174 - 107 Steger, Barb - 184 Steiger, Bill- 184 Stein, Daniel- 191-120 Stein, Mike - 120-172 Stephenson, Ann - 191 Tunder, Henry - 25 Tuomala, John - 120-172 Tuomala, Karen - 199 Stevens, Mark - 191 Stevenson, Diane - 184 Stier, Barbara - 172 Stiffler, Leslie - 126-191 Tupper, Edward - 25 Turley, Peggie - 199 Tye, Larry - 38-199-109 Tye, Pat - 46-185 U egawa, Joe - 192 Underwood, Kathy - 127-192 Valdez, Diane - 199-134 Webb, Dennis - 199 Weeks, Julie - 192 Wells, Cathy - 199 Weseloh, James - 192-131 Weseloh, Julie - 199-131 Westree, Mrs. Ida - 12 Zalinski, Dan - 138-199-76- 111 Zamora, Danny - 199 Zazuetta, Gilbert - 33-185- 110-112 Zepeda, Jose - 199 Zepeda, Manuel- 185 Zepeda, Maria - 199 Zimmerman, Jill- 199-131 Whall, cuff - 185 White, Dennis - 192-80 White, Doug - 199 White, Mitch - 174 Zimmerman, Vicki - 185 ED ITOR'S OTES With only a few pages of the yearbook yet to be done, I find it is time for me to reflect on this year 's work. We have made a number of changes in this year 's book. One obvious and hopefully enjoyable one is the addition of color to several of the introduction pages. We have divided the book according to seasons and have put the class pictures near the back to allow for extra space for candids. We re- duced the page size and increased the number of pages so we would be able to devote more pages to more activities. The we I refer to is the yearbook staff. Everyone has had a job of some sort to do this year. It may have been as little as delivering negatives or as major as being editor of a section. A great deal of the work was completed outside the classroom. Afternoons, evenings, and weekends were often spent with just a few of us drawing layouts and cropping pictures that never seemed to fit. We were often pleasantly interrupted by Iill's sudden-brainstorms, hysterical goings- on in the back room, the ladies' crafts class, pizza, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Miss Reglien's car. Tennis pictures were once taken without any film in the camera. It was instances like these that helped to keep us sane. Indeed, without such shenanigans we would never have survived the continual battle of staying in columns and ridding the pages of interior white space. A great deal has come and gone with these pages. We tried our utmost to record the events of the school year. We hope we accom- plished it with a more than fair amount of accuracy. I would like to thank the following people, plus the many I don't have room to name for their contributions, either in photography or writing: Mrs. Joyce Layton, Matt Williamson, Dean Uhlinger, Mitch McPeak, Gerald Oshima, Rick Hasselo, Jerry Bryan and Dean Conners of Metcalf Studiosg a big thanks to Taylor Publishing and Bruce Church, Miss Nelda Townsend, and Joe Garibay: Mrs. Georgianne King for advice and good cheer, and of course, all those on the staff. There is one person who deserves special recognition for her work on the annual. She is Miss Jennifer Reglien and it is to her we wish to dedicate this book. It only took a sentence to make the dedication, but it took Miss Reglien a year to oversee and advise the completion of the annual.. She, more than anyone else, has made this book possible and made our year all the more meaningful. Our appreciation and affection cannot be expressed with just the words thank you. With the shipment of these final pages, our yearbook is complete. I will be just as anxious as all of you to see it in June, for it has rather been like putting together a puzzle - piece by piece. Now the pieces are laid out for you as a whole: I hope it is a whole you will Zami, LU? enjoy and remember always. 9+ l xi, 224 ww ff ff , Mwwjgw Kkfwlffgpjpifjgfvwq V W W M ' 95?f?QW?'igA5?iQMfsf MH' . S f ?W S25 555 ge 'Sis Z? mg Q Aix if DJSQQQENE 7 Wfalkgi
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