Carlsbad High School - Purple Shield Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1982 volume:

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Her position and responsibilities include keeping records and financial accounts for the vast numbers of activities and clubs organizations on campus. Mrs. Rossman sits at the center of activities at C.H.S. and can always be counted on to keep students informed concerning times, locations and specific details on events. She can be seen ata majority of C.H.S. athletic and cultural events supporting student activities. Mrs. Rossman is known asa hard worker, devoting many hours to the students of Carlsbad High School. It is with pleasure the 1982 Yearbook Staff co-dedicates this years annual to this dedicated member of Carlsbad High Schools classified staff. Rae 4 1D) 1D) LOF-WELO) ) Mrs. Lavonne Bursvold Mrs. Lavonne Bursvold has been at Carlsbad High School for 18 years and has been a senior class advisor for 10 of these years. Mrs. Bursvold has been a main stay of the senior class advisors as each year the senior class is involved in floats, raising money for the class gift, selection of graduation announcements, the Winter Formal, Bacca- laureate and Graduation. She has guided seniors through these exciting and nervous months and can always be seen supporting C.H.S. students at various events. Mrs. Bursvold is known for her creative, interesting and challenging English classes, where she has, on occasion, dressed in authentic costume of the period to liven up the reading sessions. The Purple Shield Yearbook Staff is proud to co-dedicate the 1982 yearbook to this dedicated member of the Carlsbad High School teaching staff. Special | DY-Yo bKor-4 a Koy al To The Class of 1982 Tei i MI | i eee a De ene of sont e hee A we cord Bh = eo ies Ribera ctel 1M Ahly gl NDE ae Rppteeee ue fires. y™ Say ; STOP Page 8 1. Senior Robin Woodruff really gets into her flower fluffing. 2. Bobby Miller shows C.H.S. class with his all- star cap. 3. The float is nearly complete as these seniors celebrate. Page 9 1. Lancer Spirit posters could be seen at every assembly. 2. Sr. Karen Voight performs a fire routine at the home- coming halftime show. 3. Mike Castro and Richie Dahl- quist lead the team through a run-through poster made by the cheerleaders. ‘Those were the days! As high school students we will always be able to look back on the good times and memories high school brings. It is a time of Celebration! A time to look at the world and all around us and say Don't Stop Me Now! And above all a time to Let The Good Times Roll! Cherish these memories, remember your friends, teachers and xperiences and be proud to tell any one you were a member of the Lancers of Carlsbad High School. 1. Kristina Pacheco gets into the spirit of Beat Oceanside Week. 2. Dina and Margaret - friends forever. 3. During frosh orientation . week the freshman experienced a freak shower. 4. Krista gives the Al : familiar Chacabra sign from the senior fire engine. 5. Laura Blevens and Grant Yates show just how close the senior class was this year. 6. The traditional cheer of Alvivo is screamed out by the seniors during a football assembly. “ SS Tnonnererqumncatoenst’Memerpereerseneenes: hnageigeerimeacan Sane 4 Wear cncimnmnrmerarnns: treenercsemmammnameie tnnanmuenpenssgnaeneiee “heetrmnenmennen ty santero a ie siaamainegiecienete | ene } Ph Sera So ANAM Mat heen ner ee Carlsbad High Schools traditional Lancer Day was a rousing success once again as the crowning of the king and queen, parade, half-time and fireworks performance highlighted the day. The 1981 Homecoming Court was Queen Shelly Hoard and King Tim Wrisley, Princess's Stephanie George, Dina Bear, Mary Ann Hodges, and Robin Woodruff. Also included were Princes Grant Yates, Greg Tarman, Jeff Ad- ams and Bobby Miller. 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Stromberg Kathleen Sullivan Eddie Sumner 44 or i) iad = j Greg Tarman oe ey Gary Team Ron oo . as Telles Chris po eee Tirena 3 Mino oi ee Tomacelli Luz ee Torres Gilbert MAY ISE Michiel Van Den Dorpel | Jaime Velasquez 45 PT TEER Pore ie, 2 ar in an Ean ce Ma Once oan bere Ea ria RENEE STITT FR ee ae RUM aR ere legaioene eaten seu tame oat testi ama age ce a NE AMAR ERE 46 Villalobos Tish Villano Karen Voight Jeff Vrabel Asha Vyas Jerry Walker Joey Walters John Ward Thomas Warner Staci Wasson Mary Ann Hodges Tim Wrisley a Dina Bear Asha Vyas Greg Tarman Krista Boodry Alvino Martinez Julie Boersma Bobby Miller onica Melin Zotfel Jeff Marks Maggie Parkinson Brian Mequet Didi Acosta Richie Dahlquist Alice Villalobos John Madrid Cassy Krepps Mike Castro Karen Voight Bill romberg argaret Grosse Denny Cooper Mrs. Bursvold Mr. Wright Patience Carlisle Steve Reid tag «lh Strange A ; ar SD 19 9 Z, A kan ARs A (0LoM e 8 Ww re el “do a = ; @ Ay : A VS 2 =al’ w | ty Set SSral OO ioe %, Gy 1, Zachary Abbott, will to whoever is brave enough to take it, the courage and determina- tion it takes to be what one wants to be, despite opposition. I, Didi Acosta, do hereby bequeath all of my super-dooper-pooper-scooper of fun times to my cousin Goonier, to Christine Mary Koziorowski, I hope J.T. can give you as much lob as I have to Q-line, all of the blue Top-Ramen you can eat, to Susie, Opi’s rule!! To Mimi, the fun times we had moving patio furniture at 3:00 in the morning, to Cassy and Shelley, B.J. is strange and to Michiel-may your KLOOTZAK never fall off!!! I, Jeff Adams, bequeath to B.M. a toilet in his room so he can put it to use when he chirps too much, to B.A. a batch of home made buscuies, and to R.D. the ability to tell a joke. I, Susan Alquist, will all future C.H.S. drama students good luck for your festivals and activities. Have fun!! I, Armida S. Amaya hereby leave all my fun years at C.H.S. to my sister Andrea Amaya who someday will be future tall flag captain and to my brother Daniel who will graduate in the class of 1993. Also to Carrie Ackriod I give her all the worn stoppers for leadership and all the ripped flags for skills for becoming a good captain. to Valerie Huelsmen for all the fun times at parades and floor competitions. Also for being there in Geometry and typing. I, Kristi Lynn Anderson, will to Suzanne D. thank you, to V. Jewell Shimp, Zon, Joann and Cil good luck always, and to all incoming freshmen good luck and have fun while you can. I, Lisa Andrews being of sound mind and body hereby will Lori McDermott all of the fun and hardly any of the responsibility! Remember P.A.’s rule! Thank you for everything G.G. Love ya forever. I, Thomas J. Baer will to my two brothers, Robert and John, the memories of all the great times I have had partying at C.H.S., hope you have many! To Scott, Grant, Brian, Bobby, and especially to Jay thanks for all the fun times we've had together, hope there are many more to come! To all the chics that were too good of friends to be scammed on, thanks for nothing. I love you all. I, Amelia Barajas would like to leave my cheerfulness and love of school and learning to all my underclassmen friends. I, Dina Bear hereby bequeath to my besty Mimi Imus 4 awesome yrs. of-any? any?, GFHP, noter, I wanta rock w you hey! hey! hey! To my forever pal Stacy Foster-a new pair of flowered underbriefs (remember sneakin’ out?) To Ken Sides-one bucket of delicious teriaki chicken (arent I the worst? ho?) To Joey-2 more great years at C.HS. (love ya Joe- brah) Paul Trostrode the cutest frosh-bro-take care. Snr. girls-we’re rugged but right. All my other pals-thanks for all the fun times. Good luck in the future! I, Shannon Kathleen Bell, wish to leave my everlasting friendship to Denise Bissonette and my love to Scott R. Forever. I, Ulrika Berge hope that all exchange students at CHS will get a good time and think of anything else. Sorry. I, Margarito Betancourt (el magui) leave all my good times to my little brother Felipe, hope you have some better ones. (Q, Vo to all the homes) I, Bob Bieksha hereby bequeath my non pumping heart to Coach “you bet” Wright. I, Denise Mary Bissonette, hereby bequeath all my love to my family. All my friendship and happy trail times to S.B. I leave K.Q. my ear to talk off. C.H. my friendship and graditude. I, Laura Blevens to my little brother Sean I leave all my good times, especially our midnight swims, and all my love. I Julie Kay Boersma hope that all the new people at C.H.S. can make it as fun as we (R.S. J.0.) did. There are some exciting times that are in my memory forever and ever!! Thank you. I, Angela Bolton, leave Carlsbad High with a feeling of accomplishment! I, Susie Bonagura, hereby bequeath to Cindy, Tish, Asha, all my love memories. To Cindy-“Get me a cookie” all our S.N.Bers; To Tish-“You’d better take your shoes off, someones gonna hear you” nothing’s wrong, Jay, just turn around”; To Asha-watching G.H. in the waiting room listening to you while your TRY to talk on the phone; To Matt- the ability to avoid going through red lights when winked at; To my lil sis Annette-all my lve and best wishes in the future; To my sis and bro Alicia Paul-all my love, best wishes, ability to sneek in the house late without getting caught. I, Sheila Boncer leave best of luck good times to JB, CA, BA, KH, NR, NZ, SR, RM, WH, JM, SD, CW. I, Krista Boodry will to Stacy and Patience the fun time we had on the lifeguard tower! Patti R. the Crazy times we had in rowdy red! Climb through any bathroom windows lately? To Mimi and Linda maybe someday we'll make it to Ti-wa-na!! Richie have ever had more fun skiing with S.F. and I (laugh much?) To Missy the ability to spot ladybugs doing the backstroke in the 1000 Island!! PR BD MG MAH been to the bellhop lately?? BJ BJ ANA!! Betty didn’t we have some fun watching Andy and Brent surf! To P.C. and M.I. have you guys sat around the camp fire lately? Driveways rule! Patience we had a few fun times at your house! Mr Cop I vote we go home!! Long live GAA camp!!! I still love Koz I, Ken Brown, hereby bequeath to Andrea and Beth Stalder the ability to stay on Honors Sequence for four years, to keep living spiritually, and to have fun in spite of it all. I, Kim Bryan hereby bequeath to my good friend Patience Carlisle my sincere gratitiude for always being there and telling me I looked like Debbie L - And to my dearest friend Betty I bequeath all my love and good memories of “Berry Soup” and to my little sister Kristal, “Sorry for being such a “mom” and good luck throughout your high school years.” I, Jim Buscher, will to my little brother Ron, all the radical tiems at C.H.S., my ability not to do homework, and 14 cases of Pepsi, Also, To Tamara Tico, for her ability to eat Carl’s Jr. hamburgers as fast as I can make them, she can have my barbells. Best wishes to the Class of ’82. P.S. I love you S.K. I, Jennifer Byers, hereby bequeath to Beth G. all the energy possible to keep up with the many tiring, but down right exciting sr. activities and most of all a whole bunch of spirit to keep up with the good times rollin’. I also will the Lancer Bnad all my strengh and willingness to get involved in every band activities, and of course a gallon of water each for those hot agonizing parades. Good Luck. I, Ron Cap bequeath all my cutting ability to Paul Barr, who will need it in the next two years, 3 I, Patience Carlisle, will to Mimi my false teeth the black flag; To Krista Stace some paraquats; To Kim Vit. C, To Stacy driving lessons; To Kary a maid in Palm Springs; To Kim white wine and good friendship; to Mike P. a burrito and a love hold; To Didi and Christine a fist; love always to my best buds, a fire hydrant to all crummy drivers, and a P for the pool. P.S. I love Beebops. I, Catherine Lee Carroll, hereby bequeath to my Lil’ Tot memories of our four years together. I love ya! Hey Betty had any C.B. drinks lately? To Melvin I hand down my Miss Salad Bowl Crown of 1982. Most of all I will my Boat (Merecedez in disguise) after being handed down through four, I give it to you Mother. Good Luck I love you forever. I, Anna “Bananas” Castro, do hereby leave all our good times in front of the gym to Kepo- Missy-Joe-Marcie-Ty-Ralph-Pauline-Rosie-Caroline-Robby (MJB)-Juanita-Bird-Jose- Christine-and Lita. To Erby-Barb-Lich-Rosita-Lety-Terry-Luz-Juan-Mouse-and Nick Best of Luck in your future years. I, Mike Castro, hereby bequeath my sneaksuit and my mat-room memories to the under- classmen in hopes that they keep it going. And to the “Brothers Five” all the watermelons they can eat at our reunion, WE WILL have a reunion. And to Tim Wrisley there is only one thing to say: “Keep your pants on crazy lady!” (Louie Depalmer lives on) And to Krista Kish I leave T.W., R.D., B.M. Good Luck! I, Maria Chavez, hereby leave my brother Victor and little sis Angelica to my buddy Antoniette to orient properly. Antoniette, remember summer of “1980”? That’s the best time I’ve had!!! Do y ou still have those worthless pictures? Ha Ha... Well thanks for being a great friend all these years. To my other buddies, Sylvia, Irene, Elsa and Lily, I wish you lots of happiness always. Lily, let’s stay in touch, OK? Lety M., Te acuerdas que nunca haciamos nada? D. Robertson I'll come back and visit. Pricilla, remember the guy in the parking lot? Let's keep our sister our of trouble. Have fun in Mexico Amelia. Not too much. Write to me OK? Good Luck everyone I, Rosita Chavez hereby bequeath to my good friends Rosie Torres, Missy Griffin, and Marci Apodaca the good times I’ve had at C.H.S. And to Bananna Marie Castro the best of luck in the future, you really deserve it. To Joe Nunez, Good Luck with you wresting keep up the stupid jokes they really made me laugh. And to my best buddy (almost adopted sister) Alicia Nunez, may God Bless you and your stupid cat bear, may God Bless all the tears of laughter we have shared. May you have promising future. Good Luck to the Classes of 83 and 84. I, Jo Chedester, hereby will all the terrific times Ive had at C.H.S. my driving skills to my little sis Jessica. And to Rhonda Borgas, the ability “to watch” all the KUT F.P.B.’s. Leslie, Good Luck with R.R. To lead foot Donna watch out for the hills. I, Shaw Chen hereby bequeath my laugh (Ha Ha!) and my driving ability to “Buck,” to strong right my license and to Hairy my Celica. Also Good Luck to the Class of '82 in the future. I, Dan Chick will all my used furniture and gungy to the D W Estate. I, Babette Lynn Christian-OLOM leave to Anita our memories of doing lines in Bio 11 and Mimi's yellow fuzz slippers. To Maggie my blood sister, let's go surfing at J.H. beach real soon. To Kristina I leave my pink punk rock nail polish good luck. To Ms. Foot Locker have a wittful senior year as I did, I love ya. I love you little sis enjoy high while you can. Meredith Leigh Imus-G Ww Koz. Thanks for a memorable Sr. year I wish happiness to you always, Mrs. Koz. I loved you J.M. I, Debbie Clark, hereby bequeath to my 5'10” baby brother Skip, my Carl’s Jr. nametag in hopes of someday getting a real job. Have fun and party out!! You're the best brother in the world. I love ya! Yeah dude! Also to my totally good buds Suzanne (don’t scam, don’t I can’t 56 scam...) and Donna (sd’s forever! See Ya!!) make the best of what you’ve got cuz you may not have it for very long!! I love ya and thanks for everything. B.R.-I love ya! C.H.S. Choral Department rules! To all my fellow senior classmates-been swimming in the pool at 1:00 A.M. lately? Love ya! I, Stephanie Clauson, hereby bequeath to Liz “Thanks for the memories” To Joni a membership in the A.P. fanclub, to Nicole the “Gimper of the Year” award and to Kathy the rest of the CHS football team. I, Annamarie Colvin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath all the fun of my senior year to Ginny, since she’s only a Jr. and she needs some ideas on how to be crazy! To P.J., remember 30 and 21 (but this one’s mine), Meier's, barbequed steaks, 4-wheeling, that famous dirt road in-your van, summertime at our best beach, lifeguards, T.P. insurance, “mooners”, and dressing up! And to Marf, don’t forget what those little red lights mean at intersections! ML L to BF, and don’t forget. . .’82 rules!!! I, Frederick Colwell, leave all of my jokes in poor taste and all of programs in poor taste to Mr. Hurd, and I leave the Varsity football team because they aren’t going anywhere. I, Denny Cooper, hereby bequeath all short jokes and my running back position to Dave McGovern, and to the class of ’82’ Good Luck! I, Gary Cook, being of sound mind body do will to my little sisters Karen Payne Patty Jones all of the great times we had during our school years together. And to Laurel, Rhonda, Susan my cooking buddies. I leave my recipe for peanut brittle. I, Nancy Cook do hereby will to all future freshmen and upcoming seniors: the crackpot computer, the limited lunch lines, and the new attendence policy. To Susan Derby, may you continue to cultivate your peanut farm. To Tammy Wilson “Yammie don’t trip!” I want to thank you all for the good times. I luv ya! Always remember the saying, “Smile, I makes people wonder what you’ve been up to!” To my little sisters Judy and Lisa, may you have as much fun as I did and Good Luck! I, Sean Michael Cullinan, would like to thank all the people I have partied with through the years. Especially SF. AF. watch out the moose is loose. To Ebbie Miller and Kristal Bryan lots of luck. I love ya. To Jill K. I love ya Boss I love ya! And Eskimos keep your noses warm. I, David Currier hereby bequeath my ability to run at 5 A.M. before first period to Warren Naugler and my worn out shoues to my brother Jeff, I, Richard Dahlquist, will Kappy P., Tarzan and chains for Sara. The Miller family, ME. To Bobby Miller-“Just Admit it, S.A. was great.” and a Christine Brinkley blow up. To Brian Whalen I will Shelly Allen. Jeff A. I will a Carl Contempo handbook. Tim, Mike, my spa for S.A. anytime they want to blow bubbles. I, Elizabeth Davies hereby bequeath to Steph everything (don’t forget the kitchen sink.) To my little sis Kathy I leave the rest of the football squad. To Ilia and Susan “party hardy” To my brothers Skip and Ray I leave all of my love. To Debbie and Steph soph nights at the beach. To everyone the best of luck! To Mary Ann, Don’t stop me now, I’m having a good time! To Scott 10 easy ways to change a flat tire. I, John Daybell hereby leave Tracy Welinski, Kristy Grakauskas, and Scott Peterson the dirt parking lot and give Steve Reid a taxi sign, a pillow for laying in the parking lot and an Asteroids game. I also leave my little brother Mark all my rock and roll records. I, Caroline Deal, will to my 8th grade brother all of the fun times I had at C.H.S. and the times I didn’t have. I give all my love for singing and Mr. Shepard’s humor and talent to the singers to come. I give all that I am to all my friends past, present and future. And to Adam Smile everyone. I, Dane Deason do hereby bequeath to all “Drill Team new members” my black tap shoes and a box of bandaids, some bobby pins, and a bottle of asprin. The bandaids are for the blisters the black taps will give your for marching. The bobby pins are to help aid you in skinning your hair back to fit in the wonderful hats and the asprin is for the headache the bobby pins give you. And last but not least a whole lot of spirit. Good Luck Drill Team. All my love to Julie Gifford, Good Luck 82-83. I love you. I, Paul Dehaas, being of sound mind and body bequeath all the trouble and fun to C.G., J.S. Good luck all you poor sophomores. I Mike Demedicis leave all my good times and float building skills to Debbie, Good Luck next year, you're going to need it! a I, Nick Dennis, do leave my private “S” garden to the Carlsbad High School agriculture class. I, Susan Derby, hereby bequeath all my fun, crazy, memorable great times to all my best buds. Yammie-my best friend-I love ya, buddy! Nance-thanks for everything-you’re super special!! Scammer-dude-hey bud, looks like we made it! You’re so radical dude! “Calm down Brund!” Been to Newport beach much? Remember Eddie, NS, PS, BM, MR! Take it easy Sonsa and don’t party too much! P.W. and C. best of luck to ya both. Samoan Smiley- “Bett’ys gang! That’s right, we bad! Barb-Thanks for everything! Lil’ Duffer-God Bless! AC, LN, RC, TM, Vernie, KM,-take care and party up! Mon-ee-ca!-Keep Smiling! Tracy-Su- zette-Stay crazy and Scott, Frankie, Todd-be cool dudes! To all my buds-Ilove ya! Take care and smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to! No one can out do the class of '82! Yahoo! I, Donna Dewhurst hereby bequeath my love and thanks to all my friends who made my Sr. year a blast. To Bridget Smith, I give the ability to reverse a truck without getting ran over. Amanda, Where is IT? P.R. K.B., woke up any Mexicans lately? C.M., my No. 1 B.P. I'll never forget our laughs in the bathroom!! K.S., you are the best babysitter! Thanks! Chug 11, thanks for all the laughs. to my bud C.C., I love ya! To K.L. I leave a chicken sandwich and fries from Carl!’s Jr. Ha! Dawn Marie, Thanks for being such a special friend. To Debra and all my friends, good luck always. You can’t out do the Class of ’82! I, Kristy Dicario, hereby bequeath to Kelly Smith my last year shoes, and the memory of all the fun school activities we promised to get involved in. I hope you will always remember the great Carl’s Jr. Sat. morn. Dining room exper. and “Teresa” the actress. Europe here we come! Take care cause your my best friend! Good Luck!! To Steve Kirkam “The power” to graduate! And the courage to stay original. I’ll miss ya! I, Veronica Dominguez, (2118), hereby leave to Terry, some more dugout sessions! To Shirley all the boys in O’sides trailer Park. To Jamie, all the boys in El Camino’s 1981 graduating class (Robert, Jaycee, etc.) To Angela, the courage to talk to Shawn, and to Valesha the courage to dance with him. To Betty (hita) and Jolene, the ability to get through 1 more year without me. Right! And to my cousin Debbie, some more good times with Alex and I leave this dedication to all my friends, cousins, upcoming frosh and to the Class of ’82, “Don’t let no one get you down” (war!) (P.S. to Arnold B. I leave a white horse and a girl of your choice but no ocean!) I, Michiel Van den Dorpel, will to all my friends I’ve made this year an invitation to come over to Holland and visit me. Board and room free. I, Betty Lou Doughty, will to M.A.H., M.G., K.B., and P.R. all the fun and memorable times we had throughout high school (float meetings, parties, bellhop, Friday nights, etc.) keep in touch. To S.H.-“I’m dying!” To C.K. and Teppie all the guys we chased (M.A.), To C.M. “Tweeeeet” To T.C. my favorite lil’ sis to K.B. my other sis the 13 years we've spent together, Love ya! To C.C. C.B.’s rule! To our Sr. girl bunch remember the flatbed? And to all my buddies-I love ya all and you can’t out do the class of '81!!! I, Nancy Doxtader, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to next years Flag Team Captain the same old, tired, and blistered twirling hand that I was willed in my freshman year. To R.M. the ability to make up better songs about camp and to T.W. the initials F.L. forever. I, Dennis Andrew Doyle hereby bequeath my trusty alarm clock that made me late for school for the last 4 years to Mr. Cahn. I, Mike Doyle bequeath this “Educational Institute” a laughing joke; “but a man of under- stand is silent.” I, David Dowling leave all my great memories and fun that I have had in the BO’s to Jimmy and Dave, and to Jimmy I also leave the scepter and throne of the C.H.S. BO’s I also leave to Eddie, Charles and Alan all the best wishes there are in whatever they do. I, Claudis Drantes, leave my 1980 Mercedez Benz convertible to Susan Byers-And to Mr. Chivetta my most exclusive and incredible high quality interior design. I, Scott Flahive leave a plastic doll to J.E., Yeah well! To the Place, Sid V., the bull, and weekends with the CPD to Jimi Jackson. And to Coach Woods my baby fat, but to Coach Storey a lot more than respect. But most of all a sound mind to my mother and father. “I MADE IT?!!?” if Jim Shlemmer can graduate I can! I, Janie Flanders do hereby bequaeth to my little junior friends: Lisa N., Jenny B., Dana D., Betsy S., Gina B., and Eric A., the use of my house for future partying. One more year to go you guys. I’m gonna miss you! I, Matthew Fleck, being of mind and sound body, hereby leave KCHS to anyone who can fill my shoes (size 17) Also the acculated knowledge that you don’t have to go to class more than 3 times a week. I, Eddie Fletes bequeath all my good times at C.H.S. to the last remaining BO’s Jimmy and David. I leave all my forged notes to my upcoming freshman sister Laura and most of all I wish good luck to all my underclassmen friends. And to my best friends Charles David I wish them happiness. = I, Stacy Foster will: to Krista Patience the life guard tower. The beebops may we live forever. Long live G.A.A., the watermelon, Mushroom salad, No Dr Pepper Patience? Can we all have our cards back B.E.? Dina may our good friendship last twice as long as it has, To Jeff all the fun and good times we've had, they were all special. Christine and Caroline, Cisco and his speed, it’s only 5:30 A.M., the police concert-BARF' !! Van Halen-the dancer. The babys, all we want is popcorn, Did you realize we were spitting on the inside of your car windows Patience? Jeff did we get Patiences car muddy? Betty, ever tell a joke more than once? “Oh my God we got the fire extinguisher” D.K.’s house. Tina’s house and the distillery, how was the car Kary? I, David Frazee, leave to all the unfortunate freshmen, the sayings: “Don’t be negative.”, “Have a nice day,” “Get after ’em,” “Uftah!” “Except in San Fransisco,” “Know this,” and “It’s good for you.” I, Howard Fujimoto hereby bequeath all my league championships and individual honor in golf to Small Frie Mallahan. Plus all the thanks to Coach Fisher and Coach Johnson for all their help in a winning program. I, Artie Flores leave this school with fond memories of many and bitter of a few (mostly the teachers who failed me) That’s half the staff. But the good memories out weigh the bad ones by a heck of a lot! I, Tim Folsom, hereby bequeath all my knowledge towards catchin a buzz to my little bro terry. I, Gilbert Gastelum, hereby bequeath to my little brother Geff, my fire extinguishers, “fantastic” dances, excused cuts, and totally hot ASB, to L.M., my great driving ability, to G.T. and D.M., my saying, “I’m just tired,” and to Lisa A., my thanks for everything and all my love. I, Mike Galizio, being mentally and physically appropriate (wrong word) hereby give David Packard the varsity 440 and mile relay until her graduates (if ever). Also, good luck in the future to S.C., M.H., and J.S. in his quest for skinny women. I, Christine Gibas will to Didi Acosta an '88 and 77, to Caroline Burtson the maids job at Cisco’s, to my sister Lisa your name in the yearbook since that is what you wanted, To Babette a guy to love without an earring, to Krista the words to “Rad ABout You”, to Patience a new Barrio T-shirt and instructions on how to french inhale cloves, To Mike P. my iron stomach and some legs, and to the class of ’82 the best of luck. I, Jim Gifford, hereby bequeath the greatest Sr. year possible and years of happiness to my little sis Julie, To Lisa R. and Diane G., good luck with the clarinets! To the entire 1981-82 ASB Council thanks for making my Sr. year great! To Robin W. and Cy K., you’ve been better friends than you'll ever know. To the class of ’83 good luck cause you can’t out do the class of '82! To Louise “my best friend” all our good times at basswood gate, love ya! I, David Giordani leave to CHS the hard rock and BeeGee’s and to the Class of ’82 may the spirit last forever. Good Luck M.G. and S.G., have as much fun as I did. I James Gleason (urine cowboy) Being of well body, and of sound sort of mind do hereby bequeth my Varsity soccer letters and awards, and my concert choir and chamber singers voice to one Chris Giro. I leave my books to Chad, and Gomer to whoever will take him. I don’t know about you Ed but I think we should call it a year. I think I should hang up my cleats about now. “82” Scott Collet? blaah hahar. I, Matt Gnibus bequeath all my good times at CHS to the friends that shared them with me. T.V. T.L. the movies were great, I’ll miss ‘em. S.O. thanks for being a really good friend. . I’m glad we got the chance! Lil’ bro Tim. . crank the tunes you'll make it some- day! G.T. these 4 years were a blast, have fun wherever you go...oh yeah, where’s my 5 bucks!? : I, Earl Gonzalez hereby give all my best times in my Sr. year to all upcoming Srs. That's including you Yvonne Vira Barbara Rangel. I, Mark Gowers being of sound mind and... well kind of sound mind. OK, OK not sound. Anyway, I will; or won't I? Yes, I will. I will all of the fun of Campus life and about 1,000,000,000,000,000 tons of thanks to the great friends who got me through high school. I, Margaret Grosse, will to Kary Miller my parking space, to Cathy Molo a speech therapist, to Dina Bear the memories of G.A.A. long may it live, and don’t get in the car with him. To M MZoffel my raincoats so they can survive U.W. To C.H.S. thanks for the use of your pool on those chilly Midnight Rondevous. To Mrs. Bursvold the strength to survive the grueling years ahead of you; Thanks for everything. To K.P. the ability to make pollywogs. To all my closest of friends, I will the best luck and thanks for making my high school years the most memorable times of my life. “No one can out do the class of ’82!” I, Todd Guidotti, hereby let any upcoming senior to clip my little brother Tim Guidotti. He needs a hair cut. I, Dawn Gunson, hereby bequeath all my love to my sweety, Jeff Vrabel, my artistic talents (ha ha) to Lisa Riley Greg G., and a great senior year to my little brother Dean. ‘ I, Joe Haggerty, hereby bequeath to my ex-wife, Diana, full custody of our retarded son Byron; To Shelley Doose I leave Big Red Point and upperlip, and to anyone willing, I leave the art of wild turkey shooting. I, Mary Beth Haney, will my best wishes to M.R. and L.M.; don’t forget E.M.G.S.!!! And my love to R.C. I, Matt Hewett, hereby bequeath to Tim (toehead) Hewett all of my renowned “nose” jokes, my car which will never run again, and the ability to catch a football to become 1 in C.LF. Good Luck Tim and the Class of ’82. ‘ I, Shelley Hoard, hereby bequeath to T.G. our frosh goals-MENGA! (Believe it or not, I’m walking on air), To G.R. the ability to be inevitable-(bulge), To M.G. our “Doo” memories, To Mimi Koz and R.P.-Monday Nite at the Movies! To C.T. all our problems and phon e talks, to C.M. a simpler live life (B.M., T.M-AAAAH!), To T.W. and Coach Galli-BOING! to M.C.-How’s life? To B.D.-“I'm dying!!” To my little brother Steven-Good Luck in the rest of your high school years have fun! And to my twin Cas, a huge bear hug and B.M.-CA CA CA CA! I.L.Y!! TONS of love to all you guys and everyone at C.H.S.-I hope you'll all always be happy. Yeah ’82!! I, Mary Ann Hodges thank all my close friends B.D., P.R., M.G., K.B., R.P., C.K., for all the fun memorable times (ANA, Peking, Friday Nights, Float Meetings, GAA, parties, and scammin’) Chris M., Branch M., and C.W., if only you were 2 years older! Congrats S.H., T.G., D.B., and R.W. for making Lancer Court. Seniors... You Can’t Out Do The Class of 82! I, David Hoekstra will all my dumd jokes and my pink sufboard to Ann Myers and Cary Stevens in hope that someday they will be as funny as I. “The Rock” I, Mark Holy, hereby bequeath to Rick Wilcox the ability to C.T. Pie and to Prez Greg Tarman the saying, “I’m not going to, well just for a while.” You're the best of friends, good luck in the future. Also I will to anyone my parking space behind Valesha Long, but don’t park under the telephone pole or you'll be sorry. I, Carolyn Horton, will all my great grades (ha ha) to my little sister Deb cuz she’s going to need them, and all my luck to next years drill team! Keep Smilin’. I, Linda Howlett will all my insane times at CHS to Kim who made them that way. Remember L.C.-we BARELY made it, 4th of July, and really, who had the whip? To Kirk W-Thanks for all the good times like those “love pats”-(OUCH), R.G.’s tub-don’t fall in! Ceramics, State Park, “Rush,” and especially the prom (if you'll quit looking in the mirror all night-ha ha) You beat me out of here (Lucky) I love you!! R.S.-hey chicky, you won't forget new years eve, Bristol Cove with P.S, R.G.’s wild parties, Terimar night, and state park-didn’t walk too far did ya! Take care. Oh, M.K. next party we'll try and forget Ralph ok. S.P. keep on B.B, at the “point”, S.W.-seen any hot pink pants? I also leave my sunglasses to T.C.-F.0. week. Good Luck always lil’ sis! And to all the girls left in this school I leave Chris Adams-the biggest flirt I know so lookout. Take care and good luck. I, Sara Hawley hereby bequeath the bizarre days of jamming in the garage with our electric guitars and all the great memories that go with it to Heidi I, MimiMcDeskiofordbokullkozson Imus, will to besty Dina, it’s Fat Albert. G.F.H.P.F.Y.O.P., to beebops B.E. is a babe. Patience, 3 droolets dried, Mississippi R. Folws on-Kissing contests 5 weeks in a row. K.M. I hate Benson family. A.B. you get my Koz Kollection. S.H. and R.P.-Monday Night at the movies. R.P. and D.A.-Red eyed pig! Margo Hem G. we've heard ‘round school smurf talk rules. S.F. 4817 and we giggled-K.B.V.H.S. Fball and backwards dance are rippen. S.M. locker on fire? Frosh day 1 cling to B.B.B! B.C. where do we do hom ework! I love CHS Coaches! L.B. and C.M. beep for anteaters much? Fireman. To CHS girls-Shine guys, do your homework. Long live GAA camp and I STILL LOVE Koz!!! I, Frank Janecek, being of sound mind and body bequeath to my freshman guy, the courage that is necessary to ask my sister, Stck Cady Amy, for a date, knowing that they will recieve numerous kicks, scratches, and bruises. I, Mark Johnson being totally disoriented leave CHS to anyone who will have it that doesn’t have to. To S.W. and M.M. I Leave my good attendance. To my mom and dad I leave my thanks for helping me make it. To Linda I leave all my love everything else. I, Missy Jones, (myrtle, Francis, Exine) leave to the original Bee Bop gang a life time membership to Fidel’s. D.C. watch out for the cricket. Mimi G.K.s or G.S.’s shoulders and a case of breakfast bars. Mike P. I love you! Need I say more? And to Lanie Rouse my very best friend the best of luck. Remember no matter how hard we try we'll never break the egg. John Doe when are you coming home? I John Allen Judy leave: Favorite sport-backpacking in the high sierras, Favorite hobbies- magic, playing piano, being with friends. Favorite subject, “Summer” Best past time- movies. I, Kelly Kaufmen, bequeath to Susie Orosz, all the good times and fond memories I have of all the times we spent together. Remember all the times we shared a glass of S.G. and Snkist with S.W. and T.L. You guys are the greatest. “Let’s go to Texas”, “Ocean Magic” and “Da’ kine waves” Someday we'll make it to Galveston. You're the sweetest and bestest bud!! I luv ya!! To my Little Cuz Mary C. You're the greatest little cousin and a good friend too. I luv ya!! To the class of '82, Party Hardy! May our paths cross again. I, Susan E. Kelly being of questionable mind or body, do hereby will to A.V. my negative attitude; to L.H., S.G., and B.H. a few more years at CHS; and to V.L., I.S., and esp. MM my deepest friendship. Good Luck, you'll need it! I, Doug Kidd, being of sound mind and body hereby bequeath that the Kidd is mobile and will always be mobile and to the fluff bros. of '82 Scott McCabe and Joe Lynn TWIST IT! I, Michelle Marie Kish, hereby bequeath all my great times in school and (supposedly) in class going to literally millions (HA) of parties, meeting “unexplainabe” people in my classes, laughin until we cracked with my best friends Kelli and Sue Bee (who's help I desperately needed in Geo.) To my lil’ sissies Lis and Krista and hope that they don’t get away with as much as I did. Also all my love to my sweetheart Paul. P.S. Paul, Kelli, and Stan: remember no more escapades with sand bodies ant T.P. (that we forgot) Listening to Adam and the Ants at the beach!!!! Love ya sissers! And Mr. Alberico: if you were 150 years younger I’d marry you! And you never did tell me your middle name yet! It is Chauncey? I, Susie Korth, being of unsound mind, will to B.F.B. Popeye, B.J. and Watson the best in everything and to carry on the unchool spirit. Thanx you guys. I, Valerie Kraft, hereby bequeath all my skills in the art of man-chasing to my lil’ sis Yvette. I, Cassy Krepps hereby bequeath to Cathy M. Geri R., 100 loaves of Banana Nut Bread and a speeding ticket for going 55. And lots of hugs and kisses to Katie L. A 1000 hugs, to Tep and Shell and Betty the good times we had cheering and mouskateers, for Mimi I-I love Koz. to Shell, 20 million inside jokes. To all my friends many thanks for making these 4 yrs. the best ever!!! Love you. I, Michael Kristof being of “occasional” sound mind and “semi” sound body, do hereby bequeath to Stacy T. Coppess all of my musically inclined attributes that I know will help him in his later life. “Remember the pillow fight in Woolworths?” I, Jill Kurlich want to thank Tim B. Sean C. for all the fun times, advice and long talks that we have had through the years. Also good luck to Y.V., K.P. and L.B. next year. I, Tracy Lannon do hereby bequeath to my sister Shelley, Laurie, and Elira, the hope of finding good buddies like I have, to share the good and the bad times with. thanks G.S.,G.S., K. K., S.0., S.R., J.S. for making my years here the best, Especially though to Staci, who's my best buddy-I love you! You to G.Y. (maybe what Kim Pierce wrote last year was right- friendcest can be best!) Oh! Sorry about the underwear Tanya! Glen, What can I say? Except that I love you! R I, Jackie La More, leave to Nancy my favorite pair of gym shoes and my flat tennis ball. I, Maureen Larson, do hereby bequeath to my little sis Kate the CHS spirit club sticker that I used for three years in a row. It saved me a lot of money. To Asha V., the ability to walk through walls. To Cathy Carroll my famous line, “It’s not enough” G.T. D.M. H.F. party much at the parade? To Jo Clancy. may you always be a senior, where were you during halftime at Homecoming? To Dawn Marie, all my friendship and Kenny Sides, the world needs more guys like you! Luv ya! Michael, I’m glad you shined AFS Yahoo ’82! I, Robert M. Larson III, hereby bequeath my lunacy, over-abundance of humor (good and bad) and talent to anyone willing to take them as the band needs a new tuba player. I, Erin Lazare, will those CHS hot times to S.W. and A.J., my stage fright to E.M., K.H., and -other future starlets, my ability to not get caught having hysterics in class to J.S., L.G., and K.B, and of course the famous 3-card snee-ho to J.B. I, Leon Lessard do hereby bequeath good times and future to all CHS students. I Arthur Lin say to Kevin S. Also I leave to Harold S. all the cops he can out run, and give Mary my best smile. I leave Robert M., Brian M. David D. all my photo talent, but none of my equipment. I, Edward Ledesma hereby leave all my small parties to my younger brother Jesse. I, Valesha Long, will to all the underclassmen the best of luck. To Angie Joiner, my sisterly love and support. To the Mama’s thanks for the great times. To Asha thanks for being a special friend. To Jamie, Angela Veronica, the quote, “It’s time to party ladies.” And to Haeja, a thank you for our special friendship thru the years. To Zondra, the advice on how to handle older brothers. I, Priscilla Marie Lopez hereby leave all my great memories at CHS w my little sister Robin, my cousins; Yvette, Janette, Fernando, Valerie and all of my friends here. I love you all, and may the NSSA Surf Team members stay HOT! I, Tammy LoVullo, being of sound mind hereby will to J.C. J. T. all the fun times we’ve had. To V.T. you’re gonna have to carry on our before school tradition. D.G. I hope the best for you in the future cuz you deserve it. Last but not least to S.R. Plaese make the best of school cuz I’m determined to keep you in line. I, Haeja Luedtke will that all my high school friends have love and success in their future years. To Valesha Didi, my C.HS. buds, I wish you luck and I love you both! I also wish Me love, luck, and success. I will most of all to Greg Mougenkoff whom I spent 3 best the happiest years with. I love you very dearly. I, John Madrid, hereby bequeath to Glen Servi, my ability to make a lay-up, God knows he needs it!.. I love my H.Q., B.R.R.!! I, Lara Mallary, hereby bequeath to S.M. and C.O, the ability to get through Am. Inst. and Eng. II (H) to G.G., C.0., R.W., and J.W., my sincere gratitude, and to all my friends, all our good times. I, Jeff Marks being of sound mind and body leave all my great times at dances and good grades to Susie Kilpatrick and to Tammy Brown I leave my mint green sweater. I, Letica Martinez (La Paloma, we had a good time at the home coming game, ha homes? To Lonley, Girl, Morena, Sad Angel, Droopy, Mike, Anna, Veronica, Ronny, Lichuga, Terry, Rosita, and for all my little homes, Lechuga, cocony, Umberto, Pollo, El Spooky, Zonia, Lupe, etc. have fun the rest of the years. I, Joe Matcack will to Mrs. Goedert my empty coke bottles. I, Mary Matrone will my power to make good grades without really trying to all my underclassmen. I, Kelly McCabe, will to Lisa and Krista, all my brunch times in the parking lots, you may need them. Michelle watch for the Hoyle patrol, we’re doomed! Linda, remember two o’clock in the morning in L.C.? Run!! Mr. A., thanks for the pizza, let's do it again sometime, huh baby?! I, Scott McCabe being of sound mind and body do hereby leave the hope that Jon Hermsen, John Batchelder, and Dave McGovern will keep the fluff bros. alive. To Stot Tremmel I leave a tube of Preelana, so she doesn’t have to be a spot all her life. Junk Yard Dogs III I love you Allison Wile. I, Shirley McGehee, do hereby bequeath to my brother Jimmy, to have a totally hot Sr. year. To B.F. I leave my class attendance. To Veronica, Terry, Jamie, and Angela, I leave the memories and fun of cur high school year. I leave with D.C. all the good luck in the future. I, Robert McMillan, leave to Jeff Schmitter, a sharpening stone and many thanks for my nickname, to Skip and Ray a case of “Special Reserve” To Mr. Pool, a smashed TI-30 with the semi-conductors and led’s falling out, and to anyone who's been in it, my truck-if you can get it away from my brother. I, Anna McNeal, will to my (big) little brother Branch and for Mike Henderseon all the good times and prayers I’ve had and a forever football fan of yours. I, Kevin Megundo hereby will my knarley Mustang to Warren Naugler and my “Z” Bricks Running shoes to Jeff Currier. I, Brian Mequet, will to the “Exclusive Five” the Big Red One! To Chris (knuck), more good times like being vegetables in your car. (Who the heck is that?) To Hag (Don Juan) the ability to pet a dog and drink from a glass. To Shelley and Diana the ability to drive at B.R.P. without getting stuck. I, Teresa Mendez hereby bequeath the dugout for future use, (“Leno”) To Ty, Marcie, Ralphy and Paline. To Veronica I leave a good time cruizin in Escondido without smashing her finger racing for the bathroom. To Shirley I leave a full tank of gas for all the times we went cruisin. (And we won't go to San Diego!) To my brother Eddie and all my cousins Good Luck in coming years. And to my brother Larry, you will always be with us. I, Lisa Metcalf, do hereby bequeath to Denise Turner, all the K... and M... you want! See you later neesey. I, David Mizera hereby upon my death bequeath all my worldly goods to my family, my vital organs to Gary Team, my extra adrenaline to Bert Gastelum and my right knee to Rueben. I, Madeline Monroy bequeath to Shu my extra inches, a dirty table at Marron’s to Nancy Cip., and a big thanks to Ilia, Effie, Rae Ann, and especially Susie for being great friends. I, Kevin Moore do hereby bequeath nothin to anyone based on the lack of generosity, today, 10 19 81. I, Tom Morris, leave to the Big “O” and Clyde-Catch a buzz at the garden and remember “If it swells ride it.” I, Barbara Moreno bequeath my art work that I did for CHS to Ms Kendall may they become famous one of these days. To Mrs. M-I leave my smiles and happy days. To Erby, Nan, Yammie, Iaroline, Quin, Licha Bananas, I leave my memories and good times we had at CHS. Love you all. I, Fred Mulcahy do hereby will to my sister Kathy all my tickets so she won't need any of her own. And to Kary Miller and Tammy Brown my water ballooning skills and my knowledge of what a police car looks like in the middle of the night. Better luck next year! P.S. Mike, Bark, Bince-shred the system in ‘83! I, Karla Muller do hereby bequeath my everlasting friendship to Margie Tye, B.M., R.S., J.Z., A.C., K.U., S.D. I also will my everlasting love to my parents-who have stuck by me and helped me through the rough times. I love you both very much. I, Elizabeth Ann Nelson hereby bequeath to Lori, my old trany, the memories of “the boys” at those wild and crazy parties in P.B. and all those sleepless nights. I leave Dena all the times that could only happen to us. I, Denise Nicol leave my little sisters Debra, Nicole, Michele, Robyn, all the fun years at CHS. I, Pat Nolan do hereby bequeath to leave all the good times and party nights to Richard G. I, Alicia “Licha Nunez do hereby bequeath to my little brother Joe a dear and old friend Missy and to Missy I leave my little brother-may they use eachother wisely. To Kepo I leave my brain maybe you'll make it through your last year. To Robyn, my white sister I leave MJB RGB may you get both. To Rosita, all the good times we have shared. To Magui and Lettuce may you keep your fusca WARM. To all the underclassmen Good Luck all of you! To Rosita may you learn to love Bandit and the Bear. I, Glenn Oberholtz, being of sound mind and body hereby bequeath my bad luck to my freshman brother Paul, and my immense soccer talent to be divided equally among all of the J.V. soccer losers. I, Pamela (P.J. O'Conner,) being of sound mind body hereby bequeath to all my buddies Marfa, GinGin, and Ace memories of our high school years. May we always be friends! Thanks for all the great lunches out Marfa don’t forget “shorts at the gas station, and stopping at all the little red signs. To Ace, may we never forget homecoming night, meatball, “30!” To GinGin, thanks for all your advice with RF” “RN” etc. And last may all the upcoming classes remember “You can’t out do the class of ’82 I, Janice Marie O'Grady bequeath to my two dearest friends (J.K. J.B.) all the happiness in life! To J.K., I will never forget our first two years in CHS all the times we spent growing up together. AND to you J.B. thanx for all the excitement in our last two years at CHS, I'll never forget B.B. I love you both! I, Stephanie Okomoto bequeath to Janet good luck in the future and keep away from my locker! To my buddy I will a 30 ft. rope to “walk the tight rope.” To future 82-83, I wish you luck and spirit-keep the CHS tradition-Get those SUPERIORS! To Baby Rah-Rah I wish you the hottest Sr. year remember “Forever in love w Gray” To M.G. I will you a 1,000,000 green M M’s-I love you! To T.G. I hope you become a successful Kiela Monster, and to my wittle Joey, I bequeath all my love and endless happiness. I, Linnea Olsen, leave $15 to Matt Berg so he can get a decent haircut. Everything else goes to Wendy. Best of Luck to the Class of '82. I, Maggie Jean Parkinson do hereby bequeath to my lil’ sis Sue, the power to not Jell to Heavily (oh wow) and a great S.r. year, and a long happy life. To S.M. a real parrot, a strong bladder, a working car, SFMOR, MUTB, 8266, a twatch that doesn’t hang, and two lifesize posters of Mr. G and Mr. S! (Nay Nay I say!) To my beloved husband Mike H-I love you dear, can I pler e have a ring that doesn’t rust?! To T.B., I will a great 26th birthday, Love ya! To M.I. Iv {I the chow in San Diego, Mrs. C's 6th grade. (Gloria’s beach!) Thanks and good luck to ; ay friends. I, Dee Patera being of sound mind, will to my gang, the Black Roses, my skillful unused hands, and to my best friend C.T., S.K., T.L., V.T., T.W., the best of luck in the future. I, Katia Pavioff, hereby bequeath to Bopi Smith, our good times at CHS. Remember. __Cut- ting, joking, EATING, playing, cruizing, partying, scamming, shopping, spending and most of all Laughing! Thanks buddy! I, Skeeter Pedro being of total sound mind an d body hereby leave CHS in a total state of insanity. To my bestest buddy Susan Derby, I leave my memory filled with 4 years at CHS, remember all our great times. Thank goodness for NEWPORT ! To my little baby brother John Pedro, my good grades and the ability to write your own notes as good as me! Don’t get caught! To Thor, my spot down in the “area” take care cutie I Love ya! Good Luck! I, Tom Peterson, hereby bequeath my few sober times at C.H.S. to all future partiers. I, Milo Pence hereby bequeath all my unused books to anyone that is willing not to use them. I, Nick Pereira, being of not so sound mind or body leave my driving skills to Susan Kelly, 32 cents in pennies to Madeline Monroy, Sheri Shapiro to my brother Paul, The back of the Design for Murder” set to Jo Clancy, My remarkable Physics skills to Fred Colwell, and a steel girder to Mary Dorman. Adios, Paco! I, Mike Picchiotino, hereby bequeath to Richie B.J. Whalen a new playmate, Mike C. the courage to admit it. And to Tim I will Alan Alda, Del Taco, and my loaf of breadfruit. To Missy J. Disneyland and the art of field tripping to Mygusto. Christine gets plop-plop fizz- fizz, you know the rest. I, Robin Postal hereby bequeath to Mimi going to Loves and my closet “Ted Vons” To Shelley and Mimi, Monday night at the movies rules! To Mary Ann Prom Night and to Alice Mike the wizard. Tim, Richie, Red White, Red White hup bup. I, Susie Pottebaum, being of sound mind and body, will to Allison, a prune to accompany her throughout her life; and to my dearest H.H., five hundred tons of Albacore!! I love you all! I, Robert Redford, hereby bequeath my heart to my true loves, Cassy and Shelley. I, Steve Reed, bequeath my respectable position as Senior to my 5 little sisters once they get there. I, Patty Regan will to any underclassmen the chance to try and out do the class of ’82! I would also like to thank a few of my buddies-L.B., P.C., M.G., M.H., K.B., B.D., D.B., M.Z., S.K., M.I. for all the rowdy and unforgettable times Good Luck and I love ya forever. S.K. how’s the golfer on the wall. K.B.-Bathroom windows much! B.D. let’s go to the bellhop B.J. B.J. A.N.A.! Long live G.A.A. Don’t forget the P out of the Pool. P.C.-Long live Ladybug and Rowdy Red! I, Beth Reichert will my ambitions to my sister Becky in hope that she can fulfill her own in the future. I, Steve Reid hereby bequeath all my boring days at CHS to some other wierdo and tell the punks to stop writing on the walls. I, Tim Reynolds say: Bury everything with me! I, John Rice hereby bequeath: my soccer skills to Coach Halprin so that he may produce a quality team, my “Team Mondies” shirt to little bro Greg, my British accent to Toby Charles, and my ability to find “-ted” to Donny and Chris. I, Barbara Robles leave my dreams in hope that they will one day come true. To Sandi Milliken may our friendship last forever. To my little brother Steve and to Jessica, Dana, and Heidi Good Luck in your future years here at CHS you'll need it I love you all. I, Scott Roelofs, hereby bequeath what's left of my brain to my sister Debbie and all my car problems to whoever wants them. To Cathy and Geri, keep the spirit to the “circle” going and to T.B., J.S., G.¥., and D.N., thanks for the party times! Good Luck Sis! I, Lori Rollins, hereby bequeath all the good times I had here at CHS to Karen and Claudee T leave all the wild and crazy times we had together our Sr. year. I leave my special thanks to T.R. for everything-And I leave my thanks to Mrs. Shuck and Ms. Burden for all their help this year. I, Britton W. Robbins, hereby leave all of the good times that I have had to the band, tall flags, short flags, and drill team of Carlsbad High School, the finest organization in C.H.S. I, Jamie Robinson, hereby leave all my athletic ability to my little sister Karla Robinson, and all my height to my (little Sister) Tiffany Kueny. “Good Luck” to all the new coming cheerleaders of 1983. I, Kathleen Salas, leave my brother to Julie Boncer (take him, please) my thanks to my favorite teachers, Mr. Michaels and Mr. Wright, and Good Luck to Erin McCarthy (break a leg) I, Mike Sauerborn, hereby bequeath my hardly used basketball sneakers to Coach Scott “buddy” Wright. I also will all my unused scholarships to Steve not he will need them, but just in case he brakes another bone. I, Jeff Sauders, leave to all the macho men of 86 my uncanny ability to attract my own (Dan Bridges, Jim B. Stephanie G.) I, Harold F. Schierholt Jr. hereby give to Jenny, I give you me, I'll love you forever. To Aurthur I give you the ambition to be as good as me at Windsurfing, To Cari I give you my smile and hope that you will be as happy as possible, And to Paul I give my ambition to spend money. I, Joan Schlehuber, hereby bequeath to Effie Shu and Janet Worsley my ability to get homework done on time and to my little brothers all my carefully saved papers. You owe me, guys. I, Dan Shearon, being who I am, bequeath my individuality to all of you who can put down certain concepts and not know the idea. Wake up losers! I, Effie Shu, 1) bequeath Eric Z. a piece of Bubble Yum for the future musicals and a gooey eraser for for his future profs, and 2) bet Hola that Ill pass her 2 inches up soon, and 3) thank Janet for all her help in pulling me through everything, and 4) I wish the best of luck to the CHS orch. and to Susan, Ilia, and Rae Ann. I, Kenny Sides, hereby bequeath all my float building technology to all the underclassmen. You need it! To Dina Patrice a lifetime warranty on your Volksie. And to all my fence hopping friends, don’t forget to leave the (P) out of Pool. I, Greg Sippel, hereby bequeath to Cully Andrews the skill it takes to drive the Shmuck Truck, my singing ability to Roy Angel and my ability to grow to Joel Tarmen, plus Betty Faasamala the skill and patience required to teach Mr. Shepard to play the piano. I, Ann Smith in sound mind leave Mr. Chiavetta to all those who hate art. I leave all the paper I’ve ever made Tammy Wilson who never has any. To Donna my sister I hope you make your Sr. year as good as it should be. Thank you to all my friends for the last four years. I, Bopi Smith want to thank Katia, I.N. and especially Cyn for all the friendship and great times throughout the past four years. Thanks mom and dad-I love you all. I, Jay Smith, hereby bequeath the title of “S.J.S” and Jennifer Hippe to my little brother Tim. To D.D, M.W., G.S. the late night Jacuzzi adventures, To Bridget, Glen, Cathy, and Susie a fun Senior year. To G.Y., T.B., and S.R. the fun partying together. Good Luck to G.R. a special person who left me with special memories. I, Kelly Smith bequeath the school system to all the poor people who are behind me. (I have sympathy for you.) I, Mike Smith, leave my pair of impo rted German Goalkeeper gloves to Cory Ladd, future Varsity potential. I, Steve Spitzer hereby pass on the ability to sleep through school and not flail. K.K. I still say it's all wrong. I.M. I will never forget you. 1, Rose Stadler will to Julie all those midnight runs and the beach cruises weve taken. (we're no longer “Chesters”) To Linda-the chase to La Costa! Look out Jackie our fun is yet to come. YO! I, Ted Stafford bequeath all the fun times I had at CHS to my cousin Gabe. I, Big Chucky Buddy Strange bequeath all my good times at CHS and my moped to my little sister Kelly and Good Luck in the last remaining “BO”, Jimmy McGeehee. Also special thanks to Ed and Dave Dowling for their friendship. Good Luck in the future. Vicki, I know you'll go a long way, don’t be a stranger. I, Karen Strange hereby bequeath all of my love and thanks to Mike Castro for being such a good friend and big help to me. To Sandi Lynch I give my friendship. You're the best friend I've ever had. Good Luck. I love ya. To Greg Tuck I give all of my best wishes to you in the future. You're really a great guy. To my family I give my deepest love for putting up with me all these years. I love you. I, Bill Stromberg will all of my love, and everything to Tammi Farmer. I, Eddie Sumner will all my love to Beth Gleason forever and ever. I, Greg Tarman, hereby bequeath the golf course on the back table in Chemistry to Mr. Hurd; to Joel I leave enough height to break the 5 foot barrier; to Tim I leave “Ivy Road” and “Dust me off” To Linda B. I gladly leave the office of Sr. Prez., and to Mrs. Rob I leave my superb Spanish speaking ability. May the animals of the batman’s class live on! I, Gary Team, bequeath to Suzanne Mizera my abilitys to have good friends like D.M., G.G., K.S., and L.S. and the ability to be an excellent partier. Have a good Senior year. I, Chris Tirona bequeath to Cathy Molo our platonic friendship, To Geri whatever she wants, to Brian “BUD” Mequet all the geeen he can handle. Finally, I leave this school with all the good memories and great times I had with my friends, in school, and in sports. I, Kim V. leave all my books to Val H. to Beth B. I leave all my make up and flag uniform. I, Alice Villalobos will all our laughs, tears, secrets to Anna McNeal, To my Buddy Huddy I will all our fun “Doing the tightrope”; to my cousin Sue I will all babe rowers in the Ivy league and my optomism. To Matt Hewett my hardest punch; To my “Dad” Denny, “Mom's” eternal friendship and height; to Noelani my most perfect set; To Betty Lou, my ability to hold it; To Reeny my “A’s” in math and science; To Michael Allen the wizard and forest; To Asha all our “Oh my gosh’s”; And to all those whom I’ve spent my best 4 years with, live your life to it’s fullest in the wisdom, guidance and eternal love of God. I, Scott Vigal will to Kim Clusman and Kathy Kentner the penguin walk you say that I have. Thanks for a great 3 years. I, Tish Villano, bequeath all the good memories we've shared to Mark, Susie and RaeAnn. I love you all and hope we stay friends forever. To Mrs. D. Rob. thanks for all your help and triendship. To Chris and Danielle, the best of luck at CHS and in your future years. 1, Karen Ann Voight (Alias K.A.F. on all video games) hereby bequeath to all my buds thanks for the memories. To my good friend Nell I leave all the LUV and Luck in the future. To T.F. you'll always be my babe. N.J. lot’s of love. To Mr. K I leave yet another CHS majorette. Good Luck Rustie. T.W. the cold Friday nights, we’ve had so many good times, thanks. Good Luck B.F., Nafa, and E.F. To Daniel hiamalua Faasamala, I leave all the love in my heart, for which we shared as one. To my Mom and Dad Congrats I made it! I, Asha Vyas, will to my sister Geeta, Eric’s “gorgeous friend” and to my frosh sister, Erika, a zipper for her big mouth. (Thanks for being so good!) To Robin, I will tickets to Rick Springfield's concert and to Suzy, the word “GEE.” Finally, to all my friends in the class of ’82, “Thanks for the Memories.” I, Joey Walters hereby warn all upcoming cruisers not to venture into Questhaven at 1:30 P.M. unless you have a dime, an AAA card, and Insurance. I also want to thank all my friends who helped me through the years: Lisa Andrews, Debbie Clark, Gilbert Gastelum, and Gary Team who showed me the way to a better life. But especially I want to thank Suzanne Mizera for being around to taik to when I need her. I’ll luv ya always. Good Luck with your new voice. I, Tom Warner will always remember my best buddies from N.J., D.V., J.P., M.C., and M.M. and also the girl I'll most remember J.W. who I will always cherish. I, Staci Wasson, hereby bequeath all my great times with my buddies to Sue sc that she'll have an excellent Sr. year. Fun times with great friends T.L., T.B., S.R., R.D., JS. Thanks for your help Susie P. at the gas station, on the night of the formal. (Tracy would have killed me.) Thanks for making my Jr. year the best R.D. and last, but not least, I loved all the crazy times at K.K.’s parties. I, Ike Webb do hereby bequeath all of my party materials to Wendy Webb. I, Brian Whalen will the best of luck to the Bros. 5. To Picciottino I will all the times with S.A.-even though she said I was best. Shelly never did argue about Dahlquist’s ugly looks, she loved his face. (toothpicks) Tim M.C. know you did as much as us you dogs! All my whatever to Stacy, Patience, Adams, Miller, Castro, Nell, Hoard, Cassy, Tippi, Denny, Brian, Grant, Kenny, Doose, Laura and everyone else I forgot. 63 sticks-Lancers 1-See Ya! I, Vicki White, hereby bequeath all of my great times to the Fraus, the Bos, and the (especially the) mamas; Grace Rhee, Dingy Mama; Suzanne Dennehy, Sophisticated Mama; Margaret Iannessa, Hot Mama. I can’t forget honorary Mamas: Tammie Wilson, Willing Mama; Kim Clusman, Punker Mama; Laurie Lynch, Mama Mama; Cary Salvo, Sexy Mama. I love ya'll!!! Wee-Wee Mama. I, Mitch Wilkinson leave to Joe Beas all of my P.R.’s in track and X-country as a goal and my nike, Brooks, Adidas, New Balance, Etonic and Soucony shoes to train and race to break them. I, Tammie Wilson in a temporary state of total insanity hereby bequeath to the next majorette my holey left tennies for smooth spinning and my broken batons for great height. K.V. you’re super! Wayne and Pat find your own lunch money. (J.K.) Mom and Dad I love ya! B.M. Yammie won't trip. Betty, have a great volleyball career (yah right) M.Y. Spider- man lives on. J.G., F.R.M., and M.L. thanks for the support I love you. Susan Derby you're my bestest friend. What's up besides the sky, superman, etc. Smile forever, Go to church! Skeeter dude stay halfway out of trouble. C.C. you're so prettttty! D.B. I'll support you anytime cuz you’re really neat. Volleyball rules. M.T., J.J., T.M., J.R., D.R., C.D., and Neeeda I'll miss you. God Bless the Class of ’82 YAHOO! I, Joni Wiltgen, hereby bequeath my Algebra German A's to Matthew. To Zac. Dwayne, and Frau 0.-Vielen Danken! To “Paco”, Yay, Al! Italion Power! Super-jees! I, Jim Withrow leave all my working talents and my good times to you-all. “Take it easy.” I, Robin Rae Woodruff hereby bequeath to T.J.'s pretty women L.B., the best senior year ever. I love you. I leave my laughing and crying times to Tiffany Kueny. To Dearest Chug: 1, 2, 3, Chug! To Jim G. I leave you all the stars to sleep under! To Osh Cosh my gal I will turn Rick and Lionel to you! I leave my mole to “Boss” Sean. To my boy-crazy lil’ sis Al I say Good Luck! To Twins-All I can say is thanks for the memories, I’Il always love you still. To My Sen Cy (Oh God!) I wuv your cheeks and feet (D.Y.G.I.B) thanks for being you! Thanks CHS for the happiest four years in my life... But now it’s time to move on. I love you all! Soul Forever. I, Phillip Wolf hereby bequeath to Mike losing pen, eraser, and dirty socks in the dryer. I thank Kenny and Stephanie on October the 17, 18, party. PS. I thank all my CHS seniors!!! I, Janet Diane Worsley hereby bequeath to my lil’ sis L.H. many exciting times in your underoos, to Fe all the great times you had in China with M.D. and E.H. To Kyli B. all the B O you can drink, to E. Bizzarre all the fun you can have with RS, and K.B. and to H.E. all my calluses, broken strings and the splendid times in the S.D.Y.S. with Mr. C. I, Tim Wrisley, hereby bequeath to Richie, toothpicks for S.A., to Brian,‘ I want my underwear back!! To Mike C., his own key to the pit room Louie Depalma Cut-Down book, To Mike P., you’re the best, I think!! To all the Bros. 5, Good Luck in the future cause when we get together, Forget it! I, Sonny Yada, hereby bequeath my pride and spirit to somebody who will never, never, underestimate Lancer Pride, and also the Class of ’82, “Cause” you can’t out do the Class of ’82. To Ben Watanabe, I leave my strength from weight lifting to you, BUDDAHEAD BUFF! I, Grant Yates will to my brother Kevin all the good times I’ve had at CHS. I, Sam Y.T. Yeh do the best I can in this senior year. I, Martha Yusen, do hereby bequeath to Viriginia Robb, my power to go through red lights without getting caught, and the best set of brakes a car can have, and our nice clean locker. Good Luck as a senior! We, M M Zoffel will the challenge to try to out do the Class of '82! We will to our special friends R.W., M.G., P.R., L-B., P.C., T.W., G.Y., B.W., B.M., C.T., K.B., B.D., K.B., T.G., M.G., ete the ability to fulfill their goals and find happiness in anything they do. To the two good friends L.B. and R.W., thanks for the memories. To all of our pool buds don’t forget the P in Pool. Let’s do it again. As a last comment we will the school our loud mouths. C.H.S. FOREVER. I, Eric Zumbrunnen being of bound sind and mody, bequeath the the ushers at the Mann Theatre to S.W. and A.S., my grades to any up and coming poindexter, my car (7) to J.C. and J.M., my video gaming skills to Paul Pereira, and my Gibson SG Firebrand to anyone hot enough to play it! Fer Shar! 57 JUnRIORS B3 THE CLASS TO President - Linda Brill Vice Pres. - Kris Prior Sec. - Laurie McDermott Trea. - Anita Spano Act. - Lynn Hunter Pub. - Jill Klein Ackerson, Kristina Acosta, Joe Agualo, Mike Akita, Michael Aiken, Lynette Allan, Mark Allen, Donna Allen, Jacqueline Allen, Kim Alvanez, Carmen Anderle, Jennifer Andrews, Louis Angel, Roy Arellano, Alberto Arseneau, Eric Asbill, Ginger Asbill, Scott Atkinson, Lisa Baer, Robert Bahr, Gina Banche, Stephanie 58 Barajas, Amelia Barbour, Schane Bartok, Kecia Bastow, Theresa Batchelder, John Beckman, Jennifer Benge, Raymond Berg, Rick Blankenship, James Bojarski, John Bonagura, Alicia Borgas, Rhonda Bowers, Beth Boyington, Amanda Braitsch, Lisa Bridges, Diana Brill, Linda Brophy, Jennifer Brown, Tamara Brumback, Michael Burke, Cindy Burnett, Danny Burnette, Gino Calkins, Chris Campbell, Scott Cap, Mark Carroll, John Castro, Danny Chedester, Jessica Chevallier, Cyrille Christ, Heather Christensen, Laurel Christian, Monique Cipriano, Nancy Clusman, Kim Collehi, Scott Collins, Todd Conklin, Leah Cook, Judy Cook, Julie Cothran, Kip Coxon, Chuck Cruz, Jose Dabbs, Lori Davies, Elizabeth Davila, Pauline Davis, Melanie Davison, Dang Dawe, Sam Dennis, Mike Diaz, Cathy Dillard, Julie Domaszewicz, Kevin Doose, Shelley Duran, Florinda Dustin, Carol Eike, Suzanne Engle, John Faasamala, Betty Farmer, Tammi Farkaly, Lisa Farnham, Tim Ferris, Patricia Fehily, Peter Folsom, Terry Francis, Charlie Francis, Tim Frey, Chip Fullwood, Marshall Gaitaud, Lisa Gifford, Julie Giordani, Margie Gira, Kim Gladir, Nina Gleason, Beth Gomez, Tomas Gonzalez, Angel Goodman, Mickey Goodman, Bill Gould, Susan Graham, Janice Grakauskas, Kristie Greene, Les Griffin, Missy Guerra, Marsha Hahn, Kim Hall, Barbara Hamilton, Mike Hannquist, Mike Hanson, John Hauser, Susan Heim, Nancy Held, Joann Henderson, Liz Hermsen, John Hobbs, Anja Horner, Rhonda Hudson, Zondra Huelsman, Valerie Hunter, Lynn Hursh, Vincent Iannessa, Margaret Jackson, Jimmy Jennings, V. Johnson, Larry Johnson, Lila Johnson, Louise Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Tamera Joyner, Angie Kamitsuka, Romy Kania, Kathleen Kellett, Tom Kentner, Kathy Kirby, Doug Kirkham, Steve Kistler, Karl Klein, Jill Koyl, Jimmy Kressin, Andy Lam, Bao Larsen, Richard Larsen, Robin Lawrence, Bobo Le, Trang LeClair, Malena Lenoci, Leslie Lindsley, Denise Lingenfelter, Betsy Little, Ryan Lund, Robert Lynch, Laurie Malanowski, Joleen Mamaux, Madeleine Man, Mary Markell, Melissa Marshall, Steve Marte, Robin Martinez, Rodney McDermott, Laurie McGehee, Jimmy McGovern, Dave McLean, Anna McMahon, Ty Meehan, Colleen Mena, Ralph Mercer, Margaret Merkle, Valerie Miller, Carmen Miller, Marina Miller, Tim Mills, Michael Miranda, Lorraine Missett, Bill Mizera, Suzanne Molinar, Chris Mollgaard, Mark Mollohan, Mark Moore, Dori Morales, Ray Moreno, Caroline Morse, Todd Moss, Robert Murray, Eric Neely, Lisa Negrete, Elsa Negrete, Jaun Nelson, Inger Nicholson, Debbie Nielsen, Daniel Nordquist, Nick Nunez, Jose Odom, John Omel, Chris Ordonez, Leticia Orenyak, Karen Orosz, Susie Pacheco, Christina Packard, David Pahl, Craig Palm, Leis, Milkel Parker, Kappy Patera, Dana Paz, Gloria Dennington, Mike Perry, Debbie Powell, Richard Powers, Terry Prior, Kris Quaranta, Lillian Raines, Chris Rajah, Fateman Ramirez, Bertha Rangel, Barbara Raymond, Rosemarie Reichert, Becky Reynolds, David Rhoads, Beth Richards, Matt Riley, Lisa Rivera, Alma Robb, Virginia Rodenbach, Fredrick Rodriquez, Pedro Roelofs, Debbie Rogers, Marland Rollo, Kim Romine, William Roncone, Steve Rouse, Laine Safarik, Stephanie Salvo, Cary Schmitter, Jeff Schrorenberg, Gerald Seibert, Kristin Servi, Glen Silberberger, Steven Sims, Matt Sinclair, Barry Scotnicki, Betsy Smith, Bridget Smith, Donna Spano, Anita Spano, Paula Spencer, Mark Stebelski, Suzanne Steger, Kelly Stevenson, Tamara Stimson, Chris Stoffey, Bob Stonebreaker, Michael Stromberg, Robert Sullivan Tim Sweeney, Melissa Szekeres, Cecilia Tarman, Joel Thiel, Vera Thoms, Ronda Torres, Rosie Townshend, Pete 63 Tuck, Bobby Turstall, Robert Turiey, Robert Turner, Denise Ukegawa, Jackie Uriostegui, John Valle, Antonietta Van De Walker, John Van Horn, Scott Vasquez, Frank Verde, Roseann Villano, Chris Vira, Mike Vongay Manivahn Vyas, Geeta Ward, Sheri Watanabe, Chris Watson, Lucy Webb, James Werner, Richard Westbrook, Shawn Whalen, Kevin Wilson, Wayne Wleklinski, Tracy Wozniak, Lisa Yasukochi, Michael Young, Brian Zatarian, Jose Dworshak, Erik SOPHOMORES YOU (ANT IGNORE THE} CLASS OF Bu! President-Anne Meyer Vice President- Tamara Tico Secretary-Karen Meyer Treasurer-Debra Dewhurst Activities-Lisa Sibley Publicity-Mike Henderson (Not Pictured) Acosta, Robert Adams, Chris Algren, William Alvarado, Enrique Angel, M. Anderson, Jim Antol, John Apodaca, Marci Archer, Suzanne Areidacono, Frank Arellano, Beatriz Baker, Tracy Balassa, Renee Bear, Joseph Bejarino, Dolores Betancourt, Felipe Beyer, Annette Biela, Todd Bishop, George Bouvee, Brett Bowen, Leanne 65 Boyington, Greg Brencola, Dina Brown, Larry Brown, Lisa Browning, Lisa Buhlert, Mary Burr, Andrea Buscher, Ron Byers, Susan Cabacungan, Aneda Caldwell, David Card, David Carmody, Lynn Carramao, Tony Carroll, Robert Cary, Cherryl Chaddock, Sabrina Chambers, Fred Chavez, Victor Chetley, Chris Christensen- Woods, Chris Clancy, Jo Clark, Skip Claxton, Paige Collins, Gina Conn, Brian Coffin, Lily Cooper, Karen Coronado, Monica Couly, Alex Crawford, Rhonda Cunningham, Don Currier, Jeff Davidson, April Davis, Sara Davis, Zachary Dearie, David Demedicis, Debra Derby, David Dewhurst, Debra Dominguez, Jeff Dominguez, Mona Doran, Summer Duff, Cindy Dunn, Rhonda Dunn, Ron Eady, Roxanne Ellis, Tim Ellzey, Brent Emes, Cathy Estrada, Jamie Fink, Cheryl Flori, Laura Florian, Greg Fogle, Andy Fowkes, John Fox, Garth Friend, Tim Gafford, Lisa Gaiser, Diane Galvan, Ysela Gamble, Therese Garcia, Irene Garcia, Maria Garcia, Sylvia Geary, Dennis Gibas, Lisa Glynn, Gina Gnibus, Tim Gomez, Manuel Gonzalez, Alfred Gorkgrab, Eric Gracia, M. Good, Samantha Gutterrez, Christina Hamilton, Clete Hanna, Keith Hansink, Steve Hartzell, Sans Henderson, Mike Heredia, Jim Hernandez, Ramon Hippe, Jenn Hirsch, Lisa Holland, Kaja Horner, Theresa Hughes, Brian Hurd, Duane Iredell, Bevah Jader, Dayna Jarrard, Suzette Jezek, John Johnson, Phil Johnson, Shaun Jones, Patty Joseph, Suzette Kapczynski, Mike Kellet, Pat Kentner, Eddie Kirkman, Charlie Kinzie, Michelle Kish, Lisa Klopfenstein, Kim Knight, Tim Koff, Sandy Kraft, Yvette Kubski, John Kuhn, Dean Kuhn, Ken La Rue, Jeff Ladwig, Tom Landry, Meg Larson, M. Lawrence, John Lewis, Tiffany Linowski, Craig Long, Andy Long, Brian Lopez, Gabe Lukoski, Anna Ly, Chau Macedo, Yvette Maddalena, Derek Madrid, Frank Mahoney, Rita Malanowski, Joleen Malkemus, Carolyn Manksgreg, G. Mariz, Pattu Marte, Rhonda Martin, Ja Dee Martinez, Eulalia McCarthy, Erin Mcconnell, Chris McDonald, Bob McDonough, Sean McGee, Beth McGee, Earl McGettigan, Kelly McGill, Steve McGrath, Joan McGrath, Mike McKeague, R. McNabb, Jill McNabb, Traci Medugno, Tina Meehan, Shevaun Mendoza, Yomas Meyer, Anne Meyer, Karen Migacz, Mahrenya Miller, Bill Mitchell, Chris Mitchell, Tom Moini, Shriver Mortensen, Steve Morales, Isabel Mullen, Lisa Naugler, Warren Nauakrishnan, Murau Neely, Larry Newland, Bruce Nicol, Debra Nicol, Michelle O’Grady, Maura Orantes, Ana Papciak, Sean Parker, Joby 69 Parnell, Brent Parra, Delfina Parvin, Greg Payne, Karen Payne, Sean Payo, Jose Peila, Betsy Perkins, Gerry Peterson, David Phillips, Ricky Picchiottino, Lisa Ollock, Kim Powers, Mike Preciado, Delia Preciado, Juanita Primer, Craig Prud’homme, David Quaranta, Stephen Raines, Ken Rasmussen, Eric Rayburn, Stacey Ready, Paige Reeves, Sean Reid, Geri Renna, Dean Rhee, Tom Rice, Joan Richards, Sofia Riecke, Nancy Rivera, Horacio Robinson, Lisa Roger, Steve Rogers, Larlana Romero, Matea Rossbach, Rosenda Roy, Monica Roybal, Lonnie Sagnimeni, Anne Salazar, Maria Salinas, Ana Sanchez, Sonia Sanchez, Virginia Sauerborn, Pete Scarpelli, Lynn Schlehuber, Daniel Senechal, Jennifer Shelley, Charla Sherrard, Robbie Shields, Robert Shimp, Vicky Sibley, Lisa Sidas, Vanessa Simmons, Matt Simpson, Jennifer Sipila, S. Smith, Christina 70 Sotelo, Artie Sotelo, Jerome Soto, Stephanie Spano, Ray Spencer, Ricky Spitzer, Eric Stalder, B. Stapleton, Matt Stein, Lisa Sterling, Aron Stevens, Cary Sickney, Ty Stockham, Jordan Strange, Kelly Sullivan, Bryan Taber, Shannon Tauer, Daniel Telles, Kathy Thomas, Dana Thompson, Dana Thompson, David Thompson, Missy Thompson, Thor Tico, Tamara Timmerman, Heidi Tingstrom, Peter Torres, Jose Tremmel, Suzanne Tyler, Amity Uriostegui, Jackie Valadez, Sandy Valencia, Jessica Vallejo, Leticia Vallejo, Rigoberto Vanelow, Karen Vazquez, Lilian Velasquez, Juan Villarreal, Manuel Vollbrecht, David Waller, Nannette Watanabe, Ben Watts, Jan Watts, Robyn Webb, Charlie Webb, Wendy Wedmore, Woody Weyers, Jeff White, Jeff White, Megan Widzer, Martin Williamson, Wendy Wilson, Melanie Winder, Linda Wingo, Colleen Wright, Samuel York, Brandon Zamora, Nancy President-Peter McKee Vice Pres-Matt Enright Secretary-Lisa Whitner Treasurer-Lori Whitner Publicity- Nancy Vosburgh Activities- Heather Emes Ackerson, Kelly Ackroyd, Betsy Ackroyd, Carrie Akita, Andrea Anaya, Yvonne Angel, Stefanie Arcidiacondo, Joe Arseneau, Chao Asher, Robert Atkin, Troy Baer, John Baete, Karla Bagley, Linda Banche, Nick Bandemer, Mike Barber, Noemi Barbour, Joe Bardell, Leianne Beard, Allison Bell, Daniel Bentson, Chris Te Bertotti, Erika Bertram, Ingrid Bilgore, Cassie Blevens, Sean Bodman, Eric Boncer, Julia Borden, Robert Briggs, Denise Brophy, Lori Brown, Dan Br uning, Richard Bryan, Krystal Buggy, Barbra Burns, W. Busse, Brendan Byrne, Christine Calkins, Traci Campbell, Mark Carpenter, Allan Carper, Terri Carrick, Sharon Carriedo, Maria De Los Chambers, Patrick Christman, Tamara Clancy, Kathleen Clark, Patty Clary, Jackie Clauson, Kathleen Conklin, Jesse Ray Cook, Lisa Cook, Lori Cooper, Kimberly Coronado, Mark Critan, Teri Curtin, Tom Davis, Dave Davis, Gerald Day, Chris Daybell, Mark Demorrow, James Dettmer, Sean Dietor, Shannon Dowell, Taunya Duchnick, Charles Duchnick, David Dustin, Mike Emes, Heather Enright, Matthew Everhart, Alan Farnham, D ana Fitzgerald, Scott Frost, Rachelle Galvan, Herminia Garcia, Sergio Gardner, Lance Gastelum, Geoffrey Gayda, Tonia Gerraro, Pat Gordani, Susan Giro, Cristofer Glynn, Karen Gomez, Mireya Gonzales, Humberto 73 Gonzales, Richard Gonzalez, Robin Grabowski, Lori Graham, Rodney Griffen, Brian Guerra, Gloria Hall, Susan Hanna, Denise Hansen, David Harris, Amando Hatch, Laura Halnold, Monika Hembree, Laura Herrera, Elia Herrera, Frank Heslop, Rick Hewett, Tim Hoard, Steve Hogan, Julie Hoyt, Molly Huelsman, Chris Hunter, Drake Janecek, Amy Jensen, Lynn Jezek, Joe Jimenez, Robert Jimno, Vincent Johnson, Julie Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Tom Jordan, John Joseph, Doug Kam, Bianca Kaplan, Matthew Kaye, David Keating, Colleen Keenan, Sean Kellog, David 74 Kewley, Raymond Khayat, Darius Kish, Krista Koerner, Bruce Kosko, Dennis Kottel, Kristen Kramp, Chrstine Kressin, James Kryger, Janie Kueny, Tiffany Lannan, Shelley Larsen, Katy Lash, Todd Laurence, Laurie Lechner, David Ledesma, Jesse Lee, Melissa Lingenfelter, Erich Little, Warren Lochner, Kelly Loukatos, Katherine Lundquist, Steven Macedo, Janette Machlan, Michael Macleod, Jason Madvig, Cynthia Maffucci, Christopher Manning, Kimberly Markell, Dren Markgraf, Kyle Martin, David Martin, Michelle Martinez, Monica Matson, Lisa Matsui, Steven McGonigle, John McKee, Peter Meehah, Kevin 75 Mequet, David Merkle, Fernando Miller, Debbie Miller, Fanny Miller, Karen Miller, Laurene Molinarx, Mark Moore, James Moreno, Charles Moreno, Christine Morris, Leah Mowery, Linda Mulcahy, Kathleen Juller, John Jullins, Scott Munoz, Golbert Muntz, Joanne Muntz, Luanne Murray, Craig Navarro, Joe Negrete, Otilia Neiberger, Sean Newell, Don Newland, Kathleen Nicol, Nicole Oberholtz, Paul O’Conner, Tara Orbaugh, Heidi O’Sullivan, Clancy Packard, Melody Partidia, Rocio Pattison, Tiffany Pearce, Crandy Pereira, Paul Perez, Claudia Peterson, Cynide Petrie, Shiela Pines, Dann Ponto, Joel Power, Jennifer Prichard, Jason Prior, Kimber Prouix, Chris Quick, Mimi Redd, Eric Reed, Annette Reed, Justin Reed, Wendy Reid, Kimberly Rhead, Matthew Ricardo, Miguel Robinson, Robby Robles, Steve Rodriguez, Frank Rodriguez, Miguel Romero, Isabel Rozanski, Maria Rudsill, Bryan Ruiz, Juan Runsvold, Holly Russell, Phillip Salce, Stan Samson, Chris 76 Sanborn, Robert San Elias, Eliseo Saverborn, Kristin Schafer, Karen Schramm, Mark Schwendler, Norman Scott, David Serna, Richard Shapiro, Sheri Sheehan, Quentin Shelley, Sharon Sieczkowski, Mickie Smith, Leah Spires, Alodie Stabile, Elisa Stalder, Andrea Stelmach, Roger Stevenson, Kevin Steveneson, Linda Stewart, Gregory Stockham, Jeremy Stoffel, Chuck Stoll, Scott Swanson, Mindy Sweeney, Erin Thurman, Reinette Thyssen, John Tietz, Tanya Tifillaro, David Tingstrom, Michael Trah, Dan Trostrud, Paul Tuma, George Valdez, Ray Valeikas, Gene Valenzuela, Donald Valle, Julio Vandeave, Gina Velez, Armand Vollbrecht, Donna Vosburgh, Nancy Wachter, Tracy Wagner, Doris Wakula, Christian Walker, Kenneth Warden, Laura Welling, Mike West, Erica Whalen, Mary Wahlen, Tom White, Richard While, Christine Whitley, Wendi Whitmer, Lisa Whitmer, Lori Whitney, Jim Williams, Eric Willis, Stephanie Wilson, Patrick Wleklinski, Curt Wreneh, Amy Zarate, Richard Zavodney, Guy 77 n y, j a P Wa) Os oar Se ead TL ae ee se OUeL 4h ey Cen Lhe ALE AD) A, j = q C = — f { : i yi 4] — } i 4 Vf hd Fae f } j j 4 Le bt - QUAM HME COO FUE [ 4A 49 RS 9) “fou OF OS a 4. AS Use + : E F y (] J “a | net Co ARG VOL IMO AV RAID) Be Sid YO che : nd ALLL a Ye ae ] ™ | } UF 2b é J rt j € C x € ¢ Of) q C4 v ed A A re A Aa een Oe 4 A A_ B 4 f ENS | LPS = ae f ALE va On fs LD) PRINCIPAL— MS. PATRICIA BURDEN Congratulations to the class of ' 2 for your initiative, for your concern for promoting Carlsbad High School, and for a job well done. It 45 my hope that the memories captured and neconded here will bring you happy reflections of your years in high schoof. T would Like to think that somehow your years at Carlsbad High School provided a striking four year moment where time stood still; the past and future blended; but only to heighten the things one Lives through at that time, in that place. If we, the faculty and administrators, and you, our graduates, have touched each other with a Little sentiment, a bit of intellect and some wisdom, then all of our Lives are ever s0 enriched by having knoum one another. As you Leave high schook, try to remember the feeling of friendship which drifts out of that sensitive allegory, Jonathan Livingston Seagull: But overcome space, and all we have Left is Here. Overcome time, and all we have Left is Now. And in the middle of Here and Now, don't you think we might see each other once on twice. On behal{ of the staff of Carksbad High School may I wish you the best in Life as you take the future and make it yours. Sincerely, Chil Loube Patricia A. Burden Principal SCHOOL BOARD AND DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Standing - W. Allan Kelly, John J. Mamaux - V.P., Dr. Thomas L. Curtin - Board Pres., Dr. Philip Grig- non - District Superintendent, J. Edward Switzer, Jr. Seated - Juliann L. Nygaard - Board Clerk, Asha Vyas - A.S.B. Student Rep. 79 ii : sai ad j ! | ddddidoids atric Assistant Prin. Dr. Clarke Vollbrecht Vice Principal Mr. Eric Monce Cafeteria Staff Helen Wollenchuk-Supervisor, Emma Baird, Henrietta Blasic, Polly Frazee, Billie Meff, Marla Ray, Jeanette Roudebush, Lucille Tadlock BUC tteade: | Supervising Cust. Warren Santiaga School Nurse Phyllis Clancy } i Secretaries, Aides Custodians Elaine Benson-Asst. and V.P. Sec., Marge Gastelum- Mi- grant Ed. Aide, Glenda Lane- Attendance Clerk, Nan Leighton- Switchboard Oper- ator, Sara Martinez-Migrant Ed. Aide, Sara Morales- Counseling Clerk, Bonnie Nicol-Instructional Aide, Flo Penniston-Library Techni- cian, Carrolle Rossman-ASB Clerk, Tom Butler-Grounds- keeper, John Artiaga-Custo- dian, Molly Fox-Cust., Jason Lundy-Cust., John Mataga- Cust., David Chatman-Cust. TTT Seer steak es : ' : . | 4 “mea pe Re) Bo — aT. Galli 1, Sala ws EV a Kose PRICE N = ze) = al rg Smith r. Sa oS ; 5 ) ee res) V2 6! Ahad: y VC + ts Oi vs ae A YQUIEN A O20 eo Ne Oo OQ WADE ty Au CLye ON” AR UD pisses ON? Gee ay V bee rome UH. Deeg IMOwn. AOU Gy chy pees NG TUML Mew ANA Fo PY WE CON (LCA Ye Oe hie Ban x sais NADA VL se CUE | YO Tee Ce of Cae ey, USE S Ue 00w | AI AOUVe YOU! AOL 1 (OAL WWD The C.H.S. Pep Club was again Launched for the 1981-82 school year, com- plete with Ziggy shirts and a special seating area for foot- ball the 200 members. These enthusiastic supporters of C.H.S. were avid followers of the girls and boys sports programs and on game days the halls of the school could be seen with T-shirts of the Pep Clubs members from this and past years. 90 CHS LANCER BAND With lots of enthusiasm and hard work the Lancer Band has shown the state of California that spirit is a school called Carlsbad. The band has entertained the school as well as the community by performing in various events including half time shows, the Lancer Day Parade, and Santa’s arrival. Over Thanksgiving they made outstanding performances in California Band Review and the prestigious All Western Band Review. In Mission Viejo Festival of Bands the band took 2nd place, while at the Oceanside Christmas parade they placed 1st. The band also scored very well in Chula Vista and Maytime Band Reviews. In addition the Lancer Band performed a Christmas concert, a spring concert, and a pre-festival concert in preparation for district festival. Once again the C.H.S. Lancer Band has had a very successful and memorable year. 1st row-Nancy Doxstader, Karen Voight, Beth Stalder, Andrea Burr, Lisa Cook, Anna Lukoski, Kristi Ackerson, Cheryl Fink, Gina VanCleve, Teresa Horner, Tammie Wilson, Debbie Wicholson. 2nd row-Betsy Ackroyd, Laurene Miller, Rita Mahoney, Cary Salvo, Lisa Braitsch, Vicki White, Dana Deason, Romy Kamitsuka, Donna Vollbrecht, Kathleen Sullivan, Debbie Mathias, Mellissa Sweeney, Julie Gifford, Carolyn Horton, Laurie Lynch, Suzanne Dennehy, Margaret Ianessa, Jill Klein, Tracy Baker, Tilly Negrete, Kathy Telles, Grace Thee, Kim Clusman, Christine Stimson, Susan Giordani, Ericka Bertotti. 3rd row-Debbie Demedicis, Leah Conklin, Angie Joyner, Erin McCarthy, Laura Warden, Yvette Kraft, Doris Wagner, Diane Gaiser, Wendy Williamson, Lisa Robinson, Jim Gifford, Steve Matsui, Britt Robbins, Maria Rozanski, Robin Larson, Cindy Beath, Colleen Keating, Andra Stalder, Dana Farnham, Monica Martinez, Mickey Tingstrom, Jessee Conklin, Kelly Strange, Tammi Farmer, Tiffany Kueny. 5th row-Gina Milina, Vince Jimno, Jerry Steinman, David Caldwell, David Reynolds, Barry Sinclair, Scott Weeks, David Card, Justin Reed, Richard Werner, Bill Stromberg, Crandy Pearce, Shannon Dietor, Bob Larson 6th row-Armida Amaya, Susan Hall, Monica Roy, Kelly Ackerson, Carrie Ackroyd, Roseanne Verde, Leah Smith, Dana Patera. 1. Shields-Beth Stalder, Andrea Burr, Lisa Cook, Anna Lukoski, Kristi Ackerson, Cheryl Fink, Gina Wan Cleve, Teresa Horner. 2. The band marches down the mall with Santa close behind. 3. At O’side X-mas Parade the band marches and receives ist place. 4. Drum Major John Bojarski leads the band at half-time. 91 92 CARLSBAD DRILL TE AM a Ae 4 Carlsbad’s outstanding Drill Team began the year by placing 1st in dance competition at U.S.A. Summer camp. They placed in all their competitions including a 1st in the California Band Review, and the coveted Sweepstakes Award in the Oceanside Christmas Parade. This will be the first time that the Carlsbad Drill Team _ has ever come home with a sweep- stakes award. They have a bright outlook for the coming dance competitions. 1. Drill Team Captain Carolyn Horton. 2. Front to back L to R 1st row: Carl Salvo, Lisa Braitsch, Kathy Telles, Grace Rhee, Dana DeAson, Kim Clusman 2nd: Tilly Negrete, Jill Klein, Romy Kamitsuka, Vicki White, Tracy Baker 3rd: Donna Voll- brecht, Kathleen Sullivan, Debbie Mathias, Lt. Laurie Lynch, Capt. Carolyn Horton, Lt. Julie Gifford, Melissa Sweeney, Suzanne Dennehy, Margaret Lanessa 3. Drill Team performs kick routine at the mall. 4. C.H.S. Drill Team performing show- manship routine to Chatanuga Choo- choo. CHS MAJORETTES AND FLAG TEAMS The C.H.S. Short Flag team started there year by capturing 2nd place in competition at summer camp, and also taking an outstand- ing 2nd place in the California Band Review. The tall flags also had an excellent season taking a 2nd place award in the Mission Viejo Band Review. Carlsbads award win- ning twirlers finished out their 4th year by adding their special touch to C.H.S. band per- formances. 1. ae 3. 4. Front to back Left to right. 1st row: Rita Mahoney, Capt. Nancy Doxstader, Debbie Nicholson, Ericka Bertotti 2nd row: Betsy Ackroyd, Christine Stimson 3rd row: Laurene Miller, Susan Giordani Majorettes Tammy and Karen twirl fire at Home- coming half-time performance. Front to back Left to right 1st: Lt. Dana Patera, Capt. Armida Amaya 2nd: Leah Smith, Monica Roy 3rd: Roseanne Verde, Susan Hall 4th: Carrie Ackroyd, Kelly Ackerson Left to right: Karen Voight, Tammy Wilson (Top-Bottom, L-R) | lee _. i a Res (he Shelley Doose, Denise Diana Bridges, Kristina ek ag — ©. Lindsley, Jamie Robin- Pacheco, Shelley 4 3 3 we son, Debbie Nelson, Hoard, Teppie George ’ er | a : Loe Stephanie Okomoto. (Captain), Cathy Molo, lant es Shelley - f | | : . | : a Denise Top left to right-Geri Reid (Captain), Betsy Piela, Rosie Raymond, Lysa Browning Bottom left to right-N nette Waller, Megan White 96 Top-Stephanie Willi Middle left to ri nka Kamm, Ste anie Ange aptain) — Bottom left to right Wendy Whitley, Jackie Clarey CHOIRS OFFER VARIETY OF MUSICAL INTERESTS A very busy and productive year by our choral department featured concert tours of Palm Springs by the Concert Choir and Northern California by the Chamber Singers. The groups also performed four major concerts at Carlsbad High School, and sang in festivals and concerts throughout South- ern California. Mr. Jim Shepard provided musical guidance for the CHS choirs. Concert Choir Top Row L-R Joan McGrcotn, Cari Deal, Susie Bonagura, Dana Thomas, Renee Balassa, Ryan Houser, Matt Hewett, David Mizera, Steve Marshall, Steve Waddell, Mimi Imus, Annette Beyer, Joan Rice 3rd Row L-R Laura Mallery, Uirika Berge, Mary Dorman, Lisa An- drews, Roy Angel, Steve Kirkham, Tom Kellett, Bill Strongberg, Greg Sippel, Gary Team, Nick Pereira, Dana Deason, Vanessa Sidas 2nd row L-R Carol Dustin, Tammy Stevenson, Maureen Larsen, Laurie McDermott, Jennie Beckman, Donald Repucci, Larry Johnson, Bob Larson, Brent Ellzey, Pat Kellett, Joey Walters, Leanne Bowch, Suzanne Stebelski, Jill Klein 1st row L-R Jill McNabb, Karen Meyer, Kim Giro, Robin Watts, Beth Gleason, Jill Breitenbach, Debbie Clark, Pedro Rodriquez, Keith Sharp, Valerie Kraft, Kaja Holland, Monica Coronado, Betty Faasamala Not Shown Cully Andrews, Jim Gleason, Suzanne Mizera, Stan Shook, Eddie Sumner. Chamber Singers Top row L-R Steve Marshall, Roy Angel, Nick Pereira, Cy Kellett, Jim Gleason, Mr. Jim Sheperd, Joey Walters, Greg Sippel, Gary Team Filbert Gastelum, Stan Shook, Larry Johnson Bottom Row L-R Kim Bryan, Debbie Clark, Louise Johnson, Kim Giro, Beth Gleason, Suzanne Stebelski, Suzanne Mizera, Laurie Mc Dermott, Jill Klein, Lisa Andrews, Cari Deal, Liz Henderson Treble Chorus Top row L-R Lisa Whitmer, Katy Larsen, Cyndie Peterson, Jackie Clary, Noemi Barber, Alodie Spries, Jennifer Simpson, Annette Reed, Lori Elisa Stabile, Kristin Sauerborn, Debbie Miller, Middle row L-R Kristal Bryan, Becky Button, Charla Shelley, Kimberley Quick, Melody Packard, Julie Boncer, Kathy Loukatos, Debra Dewhurst, Jo Clancy, Katherine Eames. Bottom Row L-R Christine Kramp, Taunya Dowell, Lynn Jensen, Lori Gratowski, Amy Wtench, Sheri Shapiro, Anne Sagnimeni, Laura Hatch, Nancy Bosburgh. Mixed Chorus Back row L-R Greg Stewart, Leah Morris, Lori Brophy, Melissa Lee, Joanne Muntz, Laurie Lynch, Luanne Muntz, Pam Bryson, Lisa Wozniak, Chris Handy, Tracy Wachter, Middle Row L-R Juanita Preciado, Sheila Sipila, Stephanie Angel, Linda Chen, Romy Kamitsuka, Julie Johnson, Lisa Braitch, Linda Mowery. Front row L-R Steve Waddell, Todd Lash, Chris Giro, Grey Florian, Eric Redd Not Pictured Joe Bear, Meg Landry, Sabrina Jasmins 98 STAGE BAND JAZZES UP C.H.S. The Stage Band has shown they’ve got the beat! This group had another good year while per- forming in the Christmas concert, Spring con- cert and at this seasons basketball games. The Stage band also did very well in Chaffey, South Western, and Burbank festivals. Back row-Barry Sinclair, Scott Fitzgerald, Tami Johnston, Todd Morse, Jim McGhee, Kevin Gransbury, Bob Larson, David Reynolds, Scott Weeks Front row-David Caldwell, Reggie Smith, Jerri Steinman, Scott Campbell, Troy Jen- nings Not Pictured-Robbie Sherrard, Mark Campbell 100 i ee C.H.S. ORCHESTRA GROWS IN SIZE The orchestra had another successful year! As the program continues to grow it be- comes even more active. The orchestra per- formed a Christmas concert and a spring concert as well as many community appear- ances. They competed at Mt. Miguel Orches- tra festival and also attended S.C.S.B.0.A. district festival. 1st row-Ida Rowe, David Shearen, Kim Fitzhuh, Jen- nifer Johnston, Cathy Demedicis, Kelly Duley 2nd row-Ms. Mead, Lisa Hawley, Charlotte Grant, Laura Heritage, April Finnila, Bob Florian, Noemi Barber, Karen Schafer 3rd row-Greg Parvin, Fatemah Rajah, Mary Man, Janet Worsley, Jim Gifford, Tammi Farmer, Bill Stromberg, Kyli Christmas, Amy Wrench 101 LEDICTORIA “Basically, my favorite hobbies besides homework, of course, are drawing, _. swimming, and riding my bike. I also love to play softball in my spare time. I played on the J.V. Softball team in my sophomore year as pitcher and 3rd baseman. As far as my college plans are concerned, I have decided to attend Palomar College for my first year or two so that I will have time to better decide which university I really want to attend. Also, this way I will have more freedom to experiment with different types of courses. My major studies in college will be math and science related. I would like to thank my entire family and all my friends who have been very supportive and encouraging where my studies have been concerned. Also, I’ would like to thank all my teachers who have done an excellent job of provid- ing me with the best possible education. What I'd like to say to CHS students is that I hope that they will all strive for their goals in life and put out their best effort to reach these goals whatever they may be.” CALIF'ORNIA SCHOLASTIC FEDERATION CSF is a well-known organization that consists of about 21 members. To qualify for a CSF member, the student needs to maintain 10 points per semester. An “A” is worth 3 points, a “B” is worth 1 point, and a “C” is worth 0 points. The major goal of CSF was to raise and provide money for scholarships to give to the outstanding graduating seniors. This year CSF sold candy and popcorn in decorative tins and they plan to be doing more fund-raisers. CSF -Officers L to R-Treasurer, Stephanie Clau- son; Secretary, Joni Wiltgen; Vice President K. Zachary Abbott; President, Joan Schlehuber; (not pictured, Publicity, Jennie Beckman) Club members Bottom to Top-L to R-Seated in front, Jack Ukegawa, Arthur Lin, Middle row, Melissa Markell, Rick Heslop, Rommy Velez, Rick Berg, K. Zachary Abbott, Madeleine Ma- maux, Fateman Rajah, Nina Gladir, Back row, Cathy Eames,Jennifer Simpson, Doris Wagner, Diane Gaiser, Larry Johnson, Leah Conklin, ad- visor Carolyn Overbay, Brian Conn, Eric Zum- brunnen, Stephanie Clauson, Joan Schlehuber, Joni Wiltgen. 103 The American Field Service Club is one of the most active clubs on campus. The club was once again involved in running the concession stand for A.S.B. during the football season and another major fund raised was selling lancer mugs and the annual Enchilada Dinner. A.F:S. at- tracts students interested in going over- seas for one year to live with other fam- ilies and to learn about their customs. The students in the club also help to pro- vide an interesting environment for these students coming to C.H.S. from oth- er countries. Mr. Bob Laubscher and an active parents group provided adult lead- ership for the students. Officers. L to R: Larry Johnson-V.P.; Eric Arsen- eau-Act.; Kimberly Giro-Pres.; Brian Conn-Sec.; David Frazee-Treas. Top Row L-R: Tod Collins, Rhonda Marte, Greg Parbin, Mahrenya Migasc, Eric Zumbrunner, Bob Larsen, Leah Conklin, Lau- rie McDermott, Louise Johnson, Robin Larsen, Wendy Williamson, Eric Redd, Kristen Kottel, Ro- byn Watts, Larlana Rogers, Tyan Hauser, Bob Laubscher. Middle row L-R: Kimberly Giro, Ray Manskey, Britt Robbins, Steve Marshall, Missy Markel, Fred Calwell, Rick Berg, Greg Florian, Joan Schlehuber, Suzanne Stebelski, Brian Conn, Jill Brietenbach, Zac Abbott, Amelia Barajas, Jane Doe, Ann Sagnimeni, Nina Gladir, Pierre, Dwany Conn, Jonie Wiltchin. Bottom Row L-R: David Frazer, Keven, Michiel D., Tammy Stevenson, Al- len Hamlett, Susan Byers, Kassie, Larry Johnson, Eric Arseneau, Chip Frey. -— AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE OFFERS BROAD PROGRAM Nessie se 104 FOR STUDENTS MICHIEL VAN DEN DORPEL HOLLAND When I’m writing this I have been in Carls- bad for only three months, but I already know the whole year will be a success for me. I am very lucky. I have the best family, school and classes I could dream of. Going home at the end of the school year is going to be very hard because I know most of you I won't see again, although I promise you I'll come back to Carlsbad some day. I wish ever- ybody, and especially the seniors, who were such great friends, good luck in the future. PIERRE ROUGEAUX FRANCE If one day you see me around, please don’t ask me: “What do you like the most here?” I honestly can’t answer your question. There is nothing I especially like because everything is new and attractive. For instance: The school’s system gives us the possibility to take most of the classes we like such as art or music. The weather here makes me so happy when I think of my friends in France prob- ably now going to school with an umbrella in their hands when I burn under the Califor- nia’s sun. All those examples, including peo- ple from Carlsbad who are so available and easy to meet, make my stay here a real good time. Carlsbad High School will stay for me the place where I discovered the U.S.’s life. Hoping I see you during your next visit in France, I tell you: Salut ... et a bientot. 105 ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY COUNCIL President - Cy Kellet Vice Pres. - Robin Woodruff Activities - Dina Bear Student Services - Patti Regan Board Rep. - Asha Vyas Treasurer - Louise Johnson Asst. Treas. - Jim Gifford Publicity - Tim Wrisley Public Relations - Nancy Johnson Secretary - Betty Doughty Advisor - T. Robertson ASB Clerk - Ms. Rossman LEADERS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW Student Committee Class Presidents Alice Villalobos Srs - Greg Tarman Bobby Miller Jrs - Linda Brill Krista Boodry Soph - Anne Meyer Gilbert Gastelum Frosh - Peter McKee 108 DRAMA CLUB HOUSE OF REPS Back row: Erin McCarthy, Caroline Burtson (Pres.), K. Za- chary Abbott. Kneeling: Louise Johnson, Lisa Andrews, Robyn Watts, Eric Redd, Lana Rogers, Greg Florian, Caroline Deal, Ryan Houser, Laurie McDermott. Sitting: Rick Berg, Melissa Markell, Meg Landry, Kim Pollock, Lisa Gibas, Regina Collins, Joe Bear, Stacy Rayburn. Chairperson-Denise Nicol and Chris Giro, Secretary-Megan White, Publicity-Diana Bridges, Jeff Marks, Cathy Carroll. 1982 marked the beginning of the C.H.S. House of Representa- tives made up of student representatives from each period 2 class. One of the primary functions was to serve as a Laison between the A.S.B. Council and period 2 homerooms. These students also served as head delegates for the C.H.S. and A.S.B. Nominating Conventions. Bottom L-R: Diana Bridges, Onando Silinas, Robin Woodruff, Cassy Krepps, Colleen Mechan, Da- vid Prudhomme, Stephanie Angel, Jim Busher, Linda Bagley, Greg Sippel, Phillip Wolf, Bill Martin, Richard Lapsen, Linda Chan. 2nd Row: Christine Byrne, Meagan White, Denise Nicol, Jeff Marks, Chris Goro, Jimmy McGehee, Cathy Carroll, Don- na Dewhurst, Mellisa, Mike Boyle. C.H.S. SKI CLUB Pres.-Patti Regan, V-Pres.-Bob- by Miller, Tres.-Betty Doughty, Sec.-Kappy Parker Front Row: Ann Nelson, Stacy Rayburn, Jeff Adams, Stacy Foster, Betty Doughty, Patti Re- gan, Richie Dahlquist, Michiel Vandendoepel 2nd Row: Mr. Isaacs (Advisor), Liz Hender- son, Ilia Straub, Lisa Sibley, Staci Wasson. 3rd Row: Anita Spano, Malena LeClair, Denise Briggs, Tom Baer, Cary Miller, Bobby Miller, Steve Spitzer, Doug Kirby 4th Row: Sonny Yada, Kappy Parker, Tammy Brown, Stephan Gasteel, Daniel Taver. 5th Row: Scott Roelofs, Steve Reid, Paul Bardemer 6th Row: Rick Berg, Fred Mulcahy, == John Daybell, Mark Daybell, === Chip Banks. Back Row: Tom . Peterson, Mike Vasukock. ’ 109 MAT MATES AUTO CLUB Pres.-Marland Rogers, Vice-Pres.-Jim Stoltz, Secretary- Left to right Jennie Beckman, Gina Collins, Suzanne Lila Johnson, Joe Acosta, Larry Brown, Brett Burton, Mizera, Missy Griffin, Leanne Bowen, Debbie Mathias, Jeff Cagle, Tony Carramoa, Niko Carrigan, Tim Denny, Kathleen Sullivan, Carolyn Moreno, Not Pictured: Andy Fogle, Bennett Glenn, Steve Hansink, Loren Vanessa Sidas, Lisa Gibas, Kim Pollock, Juanita Pre- _Kampley, Andy Kressin, Dean Kuhn, Mark Leuschner, ciado, Rosita Chavez, Alicia Nunez, Kathy Telles. Andy Long, Earl Maddix, Bill Martin, John McDonald, Kevin Mello, Tom Osborne, Russ Rallo, Steve Roger, Ramon Sanchez, Gilber Valencia, Jerry Walker. 110 SPEECH CLUB SURF CLUB Back row: Advisor- Wayne Beauvais, Mark Gowers, Da- vid Frazee, Chip Frey, Brian Cann, Eric Arseneau. Front Row: Joe Baer, Steve Reed, Lori Witmer, Mah- renya Migeaz, Erin Sweeny. Bottom Left: Mike Mcgrath, Dennis Mata, Mike Denis, Erich Spitzer, Mike McClin, Chris Macanal. Middle left: Marry Joe Bular, Charlie Webb, Joby Parker, Geno Ber- nett, Sam Write, Jim Anderson, Carren Cooper, Frank Madrid, Leif Acison. Back: Robert Leeds, Steve Spitzer, Chris Adams, Drake Hunter, Craig Lonowski, Rick Spencer, Scott Chandler. 111 T.V. ART CLUB prRopUCTION Back Row: Garth Fox, Steve McGill, Robert Page, Authur Lin Front Row: Ms. Kendall, Advisor; Bevins Left to Right Mike DeMedicis, Rob MacMillan, Matt Iredall, Sara Hawley, Joan Schlehuber. Fleck, Jeff Schmitter-1st semester advisor, Dr. Mike Hay; 2nd semester advisor, Mr. Bill Isaacs. . : e NEWSPAPER EXCALIBUR STAFF Left to Right: Jim Heredia, John Frazer, Kevin Sih, Arthur Lin, Chris Omel, 1st semester Advisor- Ms. Parkinson, Michele Martin, Marshall Full- wood, Joan Schlehuber, Fatemah Rajah, Mada- laine Mamaux, Nina Gladir (Editor) Not Pictured: Jim Hillerman (Editor), Sarah Hawley Editor Nina Gladier and second sem ester Advisor Mr. Wright prepare to start on an issue of Excalibur. 113 SCM MOON NHK h ARON 2 eeeeererrrresnsa_averevanVn—_—_sa —EE Yearbook staff-Editors-Veronica Dominguez, Denny Cooper, Liz Davies; Krista Boodry, Mark Cap, Michael Carney, David Dearie, Betty Doughty, Eddie Fletes, Tep- pie George, Jim Gifford, Margaret Grosse, Shelley Hoard, Mary Ann Hodges, Mimi Imus, Kelly Kauffman, Cassy Krepps, Debbie Mathias, Shirley McGehee, Denise Nicol, Jamie Robinson, Lori Rollins, Kristin Seibert, Jay Smith, Kathy Sullivan, Chris Tirona. VERONICA SCHOOL YEAR STARTS OFF WITH SPIRIT ASB started off the year with a great welcome back and First Assembly. In the welcome back skit they performed Little Purple Riding Hood, which promoted enthusiasm. Along with Little Purple Riding Hood the class councils joined in and put on their own little skits. Overall it was a fun-filled and spirited week. 1. The Varsity Football team shows their ability not only in football but leading the assembly in the Alma Mater. 2. Dr. Vollbrecht demonstrates the new discipline policy at CHS 3. Senior Richie Dahlquist drools over his dream pie. 4. Seniors Tim and Krista play frosh babies in wel- come back skits. “ 5. ASB president Cy plays the spirit fairy. FRESHMEN ASK, WHY ME??? Seniors Rule! As C.H.S. frosh soon find out during Freshmen Orienta- tion week, Sept. 21-25. 1. Bat Mite is all smiles after catch- ing a glimpse of a Sr. 2. Noemi Bar- ber and Erika Bertotti model latest fashion. 3. Matt Enwright-The American Gigalo? 4. Frosh Hula dancer wishes he was as cool as his seat in B.M.’s bucket? 1. Freshman try out the latest in “81” hairdos. 2. Super Frosh flashes what little she can. 3. Tar- zan and Jane go ape over Seniors!!! 4. David MeQuet and show off their sexy legs. 5. By the end of the week, freshman boys become profession- als at pushing pennies. jltiiiy 119 ASSEMBLIES PROVIDE A | VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES 1-4. Denny Cooper shows the true form for eating ice cream. � . Big Al Sanchez tries to catch pennies in the funnel. : 6. Bobby Miller played the Raven of Doom in an A.S.B. skit. 7. Coach Rich Woods was the Lancer Secret Weapon. 8. Coach Galli and Sanchez enjoy their whipped cream pies. 9. Ever try to catch an egg yoke in a test tube? . 120 SPIRIT, ENTHUSIASM, UN!!! Exciting, action packed as- semblies are a tradition at Carlsbad High School. With the large number of home football games this year, C.H.S. was able to vary their assembly schedule provid- ing the students with indoor and outdoor assemblies. A.S.B. strove to get as many students to participate as possible and have class com- petition in every assembly. The faculty also got in- volved. There were lots of food eating contests, student wrapping contests, obstacle courses, singing, and gener- ally a lot of craziness. School would not be school without assemblies and this year was no exception. HALLOWEEN DAY WAS A SPOOKY OCCASION Halloween Day revealed lots of school spir- it and participation! During the lunch as- sembly, there was a costume parade, poster competition, and relays, one consisting of an applebobbing contest. Later on that night, there was an after game dance, with the band, “Forever.” 1. ‘Richie Dahlquist showed an ethnic flavor to his costume. 2. Students dress up as doctors from M A S H. Pg. 123, 1. The pumpkin carving contest at the Hal- loween assembly, won by the sophomores. 2. Cy Kellet starts out the Halloween assembly, with the senior poster in the background. 3. Senior girls get into the spirit of Halloween. 4. Scott Weeks dresses up as a flasher on Halloween. 122 rT Se. ee At Soo i OER EEE 5B ‘ = r (Bs 123 THE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE WAS SUCCESSFUL. ALES The Sadie Hawkins Dance was a knee- slapping, hee-hawing success. There were many activities going on dur- ing the dance which helped to keep it rol- lin! For the first part of the dance, a blue- grass band played while many square- danced, tasted home baked pies, and got hitched. In the second part of the dance, a popular band, The Neat, rocked on. above: Asha Vyas and Cy Kellet gettin down to the Beat. below left: Somebody’s munchin on the home baked pies. below right: The Blue Grass Band playing their country music. Page 125 1. Tim Wrisley and Laura Blevens weren’t at all camera shy as they posed for a snapshot. 2. Two couples tryin’ to stomp to the Blue Grass Band. 3. Cheryl, Mike, Kathy, and Artie are havin’ a good time in the bleachers. 4. Everyone-rockin’ to the Neat. 125 126 January was the month for Western Day at CHS as students dressed in the latest urban cowboy styles and then attended a lunch time assembly by the 800 Bldg. Class competition con- tinued as students participated in a variety of activities. 1. At the country faire Denny tries to knock off Kecia. 2. A Junior girl sticks her head in a bucket of water as she bobs: for apples in class comp. 3. Nancy Johnson “chugs” for the Juniors at the country faire. 4. Greg Tarmen kicks back and has a little “siesta” in the sun. 5. Linda Brill kicks her feet up and watches the assembly. DANCES SWING INTO YEAR Each school year the dance styles change, bands come and go and student dress varies. This year “Punk” was in. During the football season C.H.S. had 6 aftergame dances, including the Homecoming Dance held this year on a Saturday night. There was also a Welcome Back Dance put on by the Junior Class the week before school started. Some of the bands this year were “Incognito”, the “Neat”, “Just Us”, “Side 1”, “Passengers”. The Backwards Dance was held in March and Spring Dances held by A.S.B. and the Senior Class. A.S.B.’s Spring Dance was a Convention Dance where the winning candidates for the 1982-83 school year were an- nounced. The traditional Yearbook Annual Signing Party and Dance was also held on the last day before finals. The A.S.B. council provided the school with a variety of music as the dances were rotated between punk and rock and roll styles. Christmas And School Spirit Spreads In 81 82 The day before Christmas vacation the A.S.B. council spon- sored a lunch time Christmas assembly by the 800 bldg. Christmas music, musical chairs and good wishes were en- joyed by all. In January the A.S.B. council launched “Clean Campus” Week. All week students and faculty were encour- aged to keep the school clean. At the end of the week a lunch time assembly was held. Cy Kellet, A.S.B. President, led the festivities as class competition featured a trash can painting contest won by the Sophomores. A trash pick-up contest also was featured - won by the seniors. 1. The “boys” go woodsy. 2. Kris, Anita, Linda were good elves for Christmas. 3. Matt Enright led the frosh in painting their trash can. 4. Jo Clancy painted the sophomores to victory. 5. Cy offers encouragement to “Trash picker-uppers.” 6. The famous CHS musical chairs featured the elves vs the lumberjacks. ce me The Hawaiian Backwards Dance was once again sponsored by Junior Class. It was held in March, and Presence pro- vided the music for the evening. 1. An enthusiastic crowd dances to the sound of Presence and the Hawaiian Backwards Dance. 2. Greg and Lisa pose for a traditional picture. 3. Cy and Robin dress up as tourists and punk out! 129 i | 1982 TALENT SHOW PROVIDES VARIETY For the tenth year the Carlsbad High School Associated Student Body presented the annual C.H.S. Talent Show. A variety of acts played before 400 people in the C.H.S. Gym on Friday, Feb. 26th. First place went to members of the Jazz Band called Sphinx-Lead by Reggie Smith; Second place went to Zac Abbott for an interpretation from Cyrano de Bergerac and Third place went to Scott Fitzgerald for his singing and playing of a Harry Chapin song-“Taxi.” Fifteen acts vied for the cash prizes and special performances by the C.H.S. stage band highlighted the evening. Page 130 1. Zac Abbot makes a gesture during his Cyrano rendition. 2. David Dearie makes his pet mouse appear. 3. Laurie Lynch really gets into her dance routine. 4. Rick Bahr was bass guitarist for the “Repitions.” Page 131 1. Kelly Kauffman’s fan signals the end of her ballet number. 2. Rick Morrison did a drum solo. 3. Linda Chen sang while Betty Faasamala accompanied. 4. Scott Fitzgerald sang a Harry Chapin song. 5. Reggie Smith lead a jazz group during Act I. ssi... ORY, HARVEY STARTS 1981 SCHOOL YEAR WITH A CHUCKLE This year the C.H.S. drama department presented the comedy Harvey. The play is set in 1944 in Den- ver, Colorado. It focuses on a man Elwood Dowd (Zac Abbott) who sees an invisible six foot rabbit named Harvey. Everything is fine at the Dowd residence until Elwoods’ sister Veta Louise (Erin Lazare) and her daughter Myrtle Mae (Erin Mc- Carthy) come to live with him. Naturally Veta is disturbed by the fact that her brother is seeing an invisible rabbit, so she proceeds to have him com- mitted. This is where the lunacy begins. Harvey played to full houses on all three consecutive nights Dec. 3, 4, and 5. Special praise goes to the director Mrs. Monica Hull and the entire cast and crew of Harvey for doing an excellent job. The cast: Caroline Burtson, Keith Sharp, Missy Jones, Mark Growers, Mike Carney, Erin McCarthy, Zac Abbott, Erin Lazare, Kathleen Salas, Maureen Larsen, Caroline Deal, Julie Boncer, Larry Johnson, Greg Florian. 132 SOUTH PACIFIC SETS SAIL AS 1982 MUSICAL This years musical production, “South Pacific, proved to be just as exciting as other successful C.H.S. musicals. Lead by Technical Director-Mrs. Monica Hall, Musical Director-Mr. Jim Shepard and Choreo- grapher-Suzanne Fernandez many long hours and days were spent putting together another high powered show. Set on a South Sea island during World War II the plot revolves around Nellie For- bush (Laurie McDermott), a young Navy nurse who falls in love with a gallant, middle-aged Fremchman, Emile De Becque (Gilbert Castelum). A comic sub plot is played by Louise Johnson as Bloody Mary and Gary Team as Seabee Luther Billis. Also featured in Lead roles is Larry Johnson as Joseph Cable, who tries to persuade Smile to go on a daring mission, and Monica Coronado as Liat, Bloody Mary’s daughter who falls in love with Joe. Other Cast members: Ngana-Kristin Bethal, Jerome-Michael Tatum, Marceline- Betty Faasamala, Henriette-Melissa Markell, Bloody Mary’s Assistant-Priscilla Lopez, Lt. Buzz Adams-Keith Sharp, Abner-Roy Angel, Steupot-Joey Walters, Professor-Greg Sippel, Capt. George Brackett-K. Zachary Abbott, Commdr. Wm. Harbison-Joe Bear, Yeoman Herbert Quale-Steve Kirkham, Sgt. Kenneth John- son-Eric Redd, Seabee Richard West-Todd Lash, Seabee Morton Wise-Steve Marshall, Seaman Tom O’Brien-Greg Stewart, Radioman Bob McCaffrey-Eric Zumbrunnen, Marine Cpl. Hamilton Steeves-Don Newell, Ptc. Victor Jerome, PTE. Suen Larsen-Don Repucci, Lt. Genevieve Marshall-Suzanne Mizera; En- signs-Caroline Deal, Suzanne Stebelski, Debbie Clark, Erin McCarthy, Lisa An- drews, Rachelle Trost, Maureen Larsen, Amy Wrench, Laura Mallery, Tracy Wachter, Cathy Emes, Tammi Wilson; Native Girls, Nuns, French Girls, P]anta- tion Guests-Tammy Stevenson, Caroline Burtson, Karen Meyer, Sheri Shapiro, Lynn Carmody, Joan Rice, Kristin Sauerborn, Kelly Strange, Kaja Holland, Robyn Watts, Tiffany Kueny, Laura Hatch, Lisa Matson, Nancy Johnson, Nancy Vosburgh, Jennie Beckman, Juanito Preciado. 133 CROSS COUNTRY IMPROVES 2-2-1 RECORD DAVID CURRIER TAKES 3RD IN AVO LEAGUE The cross country season started off with a bang. Our first league race was a win over both El Camino and Escondido High Schools. Then injuries and sick- ness weakened both boys and girls squads. The boy’s varsity ended up in 6th place in the league. David Currier came in 3rd place in the league finals, and 7th place in the C.I.F. finals. Scores for league meets CHS 41 vs. Ramona 19 CHS 34 vs. San Marcos 34 CHS 31 vs. San Pasqual 34 CHS 24 Vs. Escondido 31 CHS 24 vs. El Camino 31 Varsity standing: Coach Gould, Mitch Wilkinson, David Packard, Warren Naugler, Pat Nolan, Kevin Medugno, Da- vid Currier, Allen Hamlet. J.V. kneeling: Jim Kressin, Joe Bear, Mike Van Den Dorple, Ken Brown, Steve McGill, Jeff Currier, Jay McDonough, Don Cunningham, Richard Lar- son, Chip Frey, Afshin Krimi, Pierre Roeguix, not pictured - David Alberico. INJURIES HURT VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON, 4-6 OVERALL The Lancer Varsity football team finished 4-6 for the 1981 season. Their league record was 1-5. The courage the Lancers showed at the end of the season was out- standing and certainly didn’t go unnoticed. In the final game of the season, the Lancer Defense recorded a shu- tout against Escondido while Air Galli got his passing attack to prodyce 21 points. Head Coach Mel Galli was the offensive co-ordinator while Coach Robert Storey was the Defensive Co-ordinator. Coach Rich Woods coached the Running Backs and Linebackers while Coach Mark Nelson coached the Offensive and Defen- sive Line. For the Lancers, Matt Hewett led the North County with 46 receptions while Robert Stromberg threw for 1,096 yards. The Captains for the Varsity foot- ball team were Denny Cooper, Alvino Martinez, Mike Castro, and David Funkhouser. At the Awards Banquet, the award winners were: Player of the year Tim Wris- ley; Offensive Player of the Year Matt Hewett; Defen- sive Player of the year Brian Whalen; Lineman of the year Kevin Whalen; Back of the year Robert Stromberg; and the Coaches Award went to Chris Tirona. Also, Mi- chael Mills, the manager, was presented with a letter- mens jacket. All League Players were; Brian Whalen and Matt Hewett on 1st team offense; Robert Stromberg and Kevin Whalen on 2nd team offense; Tim Wrisley made 2nd team Defense; Alvino Martinez, Gilbert Bar- ber, and Jay Smith made Honorable Mention. Varsity Football-Bottom to top, Left to right 1st row-Denny Cooper, Dave McGovern, Wayne Wilson, David Funkhouser, Jackie Ukegawa, John Gomez, Ray Morales, Margarita Bentancourt. 2nd row-Mike Larson, Sam Dawe, Scott McCabe, Bobby Miller, Kevin Whalen, Mike Picchiottino, Mark Smethurst, Jon Hermson, Tars White 3rd row-Asst. Coach Richard Woods, Head Coach Me! Galli, Matt Sims, Nick Nordquist, Matt Hewett, Brian Whelen, Richie Dahlquist, Arnold Baynard, Asst. Coach Bob Storey, Asst. Coach Mark Nelson. 4th row-Trainer Bob Wilson, Russ Rallo, Mike Castro, Robert Stromberg, Tony Shute, Jay Smith, Chris Molinar, Alvino Martinez, Manager Mike Mills 5th row-Juan Morales, Gary Starr, Jeff Johnson, Tim Wrisely, Chris Tirona, Kevin Yates, Stephan Casteel, Gilbert Barber. AGE 138 MATT HEWETT, BRIAN WHALEN- AVO 1ST TEAM OFFENSE; ROBERT STROMBERG, KEVIN WHALEN- AVO 2ND TEAM OFFENSE 1. Alvino Martinez meets with defensive coaches to talk over Strategy. 2. Split end Jimmy Jackson makes a leaping catch for a big gain. 3. Defensive back Mike Castro concentrates on guarding his man. School Score CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS 7 28 20 14 8 14 7 13 0 21 School Sweetwater University La Jolla Mt. Carmel Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino Escondido Score 19 7 13 Carlsbad FUNKHOUSER SS Tim Wrisley throws for a big gain. Woods to talk over strategy. titi, a %, el a Ze te J.V. FOOTBALL TAKES SECOND WITH 4-2 LEAGUE, 7-2 OVERALL The Lancer J.V. football team finished 7-2 for the 1981 season. Their league record was 4-2 as they finished second to Oceanside. The defense recorded four shutouts this year as they were instrumental to the success of the J.V.’s. Coach Mike Sanchez was the Defensive Co-ordinator, while Joe Angel coached the linebackers and Stan Halperin coached the Defensive front. The offensive was led by the throwing of Sean Shields and the running of Derek Maddalena. Shields had an abundance of fine receivers to throw to. At the Awards Banquet, Artie Sotelo and Robert Carreon were honored as Co-captains, Derek Maddalena as Most Inspira- tional, Skip Clark and Dean Rena as Most Improved and Sean Shields as the Most Valuable Player. The Head coach of the J.V. Football Team was Bruce Tillman. 1. Derek Madalena runs for big yardage. 2. Carlsbad’s swarming defense stops this running back for no gain. 3. Ron Hamilton runs for more yardage after making a nice catch. Pos 3 J.V. Football-Bottom to Top, Left to Right 1st- row-Chav Ly, Mike Dennis, Steve Quaranta, Ray Spano, Peter Tingstram, Felipe Betancourt, John Engle, Dean Renna, Ty McMahon 2nd row- Coach Joe Angel, Coach Stan Helperin, Jeff Dominguez, Skif Clark, Derek Madalena, Bryon Wright, Tom Mitchell, Eddie Men- dez, Coach Mike Sanchez, Coach Bruce Tillman. 3rd row-David Prud’Homme, Artie Sotelo, Robert Carreon, Ron Hamilton, Jon Garcia, Brandon York, John Kubski. 4th row- Bryan Sullivan, Matt Simmons, Branch McNeal, Pete Saverborn, Sean Shields, Jeff LaRue, Mike Geary Not Pictured-Tom Rhee, Loren Kampley. CHS 17 vs. University 0 CHS q vs. La Jolla 0 CHS 21 vs. Mt. Carmel Uf CHS q vs. Oceanside 12 CHS 34 vs. Ramona 0 CHS 20 vs. San Pasqual 22 CHS 14 vs. San Marcos 6 CHS 36 vs. El Camino 14 CHS 14 vs. Escondido 0 142 1. Mark Molinar runs for a big gain. 2. Carlsbad runner Picks up more yardage. 3. Carlsbad defense stops a running back for no gain. 4. Carlsbad fresh- men warm up be- fore a game. : | | SCHOOL Score CHS 0 CHS 6 CHS 7 CHS 0 CHS 26 CHS 7 _ CHS 26 CHS 0 CHS 14 VS VS VS VS vs VS School . Score University 0 Torrey Pines 7 Mount Carmel 8 Oceanside 26 Ramona 6 San Pasqual 12 San Marcos 0 El Camino 31 Escondido 14 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TAKES 3RD IN LEAGUE The Lancer Freshmen football team finished 2-5-2 for the 1981 season. Their league record was 2-3-1 which placed them in 3rd place. Coach Les Swaim and Doug Joseph were the coaches for the Freshmen football team. The San Marcos game was the highlight of the season for the freshmen football team. In this game, the defense recorded a shutout while the offense rolled up 26 points. Those receiving awards were: Doug Joseph and Mark Molinar-Most Valuable Player; Frank Arcidiano-Line- man of the Year; Frank Herrera-Most Inspirational. 1. Mark Molinar is tackled after a big gain. Team Picture-Pos 3 Ist row left to right Dave Mequet, Pete McKee, Dave Lechner, Drew Markell, Erick Wills, Pat Wilson, Alan Everhart, Curt Wleklinski, Dave Kellog, Tim Hewitt. 2nd row Mark Molinar, Roger Stelmach, Nick Banche, Doug Joseph, John Baer, Geoff Gastelum, Ray Valadez, Brian Ruchsill, Dan Bell. 3rd row Coach Angel, Coach Joseph, Frank Arcidiacono, Matt Kaplan, Robert Jiminez, Jason Prichard, Chuck Moreno, Sitala Tagiai, Frank Rodriquea, Scott Fitzgerald, Coach Swaim. 4th row Mark Campbell, Frank Herrera, Dennis Kosko, Chris Sampson, Guy Zavadny, Rich Gonzales, Pat Gerrard, Joel Ponto, Chris Giro, Sean Keenan, Scott Stoll. 143 144 VARSITY BASKETBALL TIES FOR THIRD The C.H.S. Varsity Basketball started out the season a little shakey but once in League play they were in contention until the final week of play, settling for 3rd place. Highlighting the year was a dramatic 82-73 win over San Marcos in the Knights gym. John Madrio was placed on the 2nd team All League and Chriss Tiron- a Glen Servi were Honorable Mention All-League. John was also the 6th leading scorer in the Avo at 17.7 pts. per game. 1. John Madrio stretches for a rebound against Vista. 2. Guard Jay Smith sets up against Ramona. Torrey Pines Poway Vista. 1. Gilbert Barber stretches for a rebound. 2 . Junior guard Glen Servi drives past a Ramona player. 3. Chris Tirona shows good form in his jump shot. 4. Mike Castro scoops for a 2 against Vista. Team Names-Glen Servi, Grant Yates, Arnold Baynard, Tim Wrisley, Bob Bieksha, John Madrid, Coach Scott Wright, Jimmy Koyl, Gilbert Barber, Brian Mequet, Chris Tirona, Mike Castro, Jay Smith, Sonny Yada. + 145 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TAKES FIRST PLACE IN AVOCADO LEAGUE “The J.V. Basketball team had one outstanding season this year,” stated Coach Dick Daugherty. They won the Avocado championship with a 11 and 1 record. They finished the season with a 15 and 4 record, coming in 3rd place in the Coronado J.V. Tournament. The team played well together all year. Their overall shooting percentage for the year was 48%, averaged 48 rebounds per game and 68 team points per game. Team leaders were Duane Hurd-20 pts. per game, Kevin Yates, Les Greene, Jeff LaRue-10 pts per game. LaRue also averaged 12 rebounds per game. Sean Shields was the team leader. The outlook for a successful varsity season is a good one. J.V. Team- Ricky Phillips, Steve Roncone, Mark Hester, Steve Mortensen, Sean Shields, Tim Friend, Jeff LaRue, Coach Dick Daugherty, Les Greene, Kevin Yates, Fred Rodenbach, Chris Mitchell, Tom Mitchell, Duane Hurd. 1. Sean Shields prepares to drive past a Vista player. 2. Leading scorerDuane Hurd goes for two. 3. Jeff LaRue shows outside form. 4. Kevin Yates slips in two. 5. The Lancers showed good board strength this year. TP i, —0—r aa . Pa GPLLORMED MALAY ie 146 Torrey Pines Poway Vista : San Dieguito Mar Vista Sweetwater ‘Coronado Oceanside ‘Ramona — San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino. Opponent 76 66 51 a7 65 146 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL OFFERS FAST PACED, NEVER SAY DIE, EXCITING SEASON FOR C.H.S. FANS Although their league record was 3 - 9 and a 6th place finish, the frosh were never out of any game, as of the 9 losses 4 were by 3 points or less. The frosh won 4 of 7 pre- season games. Team-L-R-Chris Maffucci, David Mequet, Robert McGrew, Roger Stelmach, Mark Molinar, Rick White, Scott Stoll, Coach Bruce Tillman, Sean Keenan, Eric Bodman, Jim itney, Michael Dustin, Sitala Togiai, John Mullen, James Moore. CHS ‘University San Dieguito Torrey Pines range | St. Augustine Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino iscondido Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino | Escondido Scott Stoll goes up for two. Rick White sets a pick for Sitala. Sitala Togiai tries a hook shoot. Chris Maffucci tries a long jumper. SASS nee SEE ti SE LT . s . Se EEO : ee cr Oe a AION AES OST —— aaa LAOH 149 VARSITY SOCCER WORKS FOR PLAY OFTF'S The Varsity soccer team finished the season with a 7-3-2 League re- cord, a super season and 1 point short of a C.I.F. play-off spot. Outstanding team play highlight- ed the year as the team played one night game and 5 other games on the C.H.S. football field. All-Avo- cado Soccer first team selections were: Halfback-Magui Betan- court, second team _ selections: Halfback-Doug Kirby and honor- able mentions-Jim Gleason and Ryan Little. CHS� Opponent 2 Torrey Pines 0 2 Poway 5 3 Vista 0 1. = San Dieguito 2 3 Oceanside 1 6 Ramona 2 1 San Pasqual Q 0 San Marcos 5 1 El Camino 1 9 Escondido 0 1 ya 4 San Pasqudle 1 1 San Marcos 4 3 El] Camino 0 8 Escondido 0 150 x Mase Top L-R-Coach Tony Contreras, Alberto Arellano, Jim Gleason, Glen Oberholtz, John Rice, Steve Acroyd, Ryan Little, Eddie Sumner, Scott Gletti, Doug Kirby. Bottom L-R-Paul Oberholtz, Felepi Betancourt, Emri- que Alvarado, Mike Vanden Dorpel, Mike Smith, To- mas Mendoza, Margarito Betancourt. 1. Margarito B. fight for position. 2. Steve Acroyd completes a nick back-kick Page 150 1. Ryan Little moves into to retrieve the ball. 2. Jim Gleason prepares to drive the ball up field in front of Alberto Arellano. ee, Saas 1 2) 1 J.V. SOCCER ADDS EXPERIENCE THROUGH YEAR The J.V. Soccer team was highly competi- tive this year as they finished 4th in the league. Coach Stan Halperin worked with fifteen underclassmen, including several girls, to build skills necessary at a higher level of competition. Top-L-R-Dana Farnham, Coach Stan Halperin, Jim Blankenship, Chris Molinar, Bobo Lawrence, Mike Stonebreaker, Jose Torres, Ray Morales, Phil Johnson, Vince Hursh, Keith Hanna. Bottom L-R- Laurie Lawrence, Tim Farnham, Chris Woods, Warren Little, John Moganogle, Eliseo San Elias, Mickey Tingstrom, Eric Linginfelter. . Stoney passes off to a teammate. . Keith Hanna, goalie, makes a diving save. Bobo Lawrence takes a shot on goal. . Girls competed on Coach Halperins team also. amy ap as) ge Lis Se QO 2 oS oO 5 ot Torrey Pines Poway — Vista San Dieguito Pt.Loma Orange Glen | Fallbrook Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual © San Marcos El Camino Escondido © Mt. Carmel Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino Escondido ANOHK OH OUBNNERUNESOSSOSSOO MORNE NAR ONARUHPH SIR AH 152 153 154 VARSITY WRESTLING TAKES 2ND IN AVO-LEAGUE FIGHT QUALIFY FOR C.1.F.; MARTINEZ, FELSASSER GO TO STATE The 1981 Wrestling season proved to be very excit- ing. The Varsity finished the season with a 10-2 re- cord, placed second in the Avocado League, fourth in the C.I.F. IA Tournament and was the highest plac- ing IA school in the State Qualifying Tournament. Brian Whalen (200) and Alvino Martinez (185) both won C.I.F. [A Championships and both earned all- league honors. Bobby Elsasser finished second in C.I.F. but battled to a sixth place spot in the State Tournament in San Jose to close out an illustrious 4 year Varsity career. Other C.I.F. IA placers were Mike Yasukochi-4th at 108, John Ward-3rd at 129, Kevin Domaszewicz-3rd at 136, Gilbert Gastelum- 3rd at 141, Kevin Whalen-5th at 170 and Sophomore Al Sanchez-3rd at heavyweight. The season started slowly due to the loss of two var- sity wrestlers after the San Dieguito Tournament. Several others battled injuries to help the wrestling Lancers post their 9th straight winning season. This years seniors can look with pride to the fact that they have produced a 21 win, 2 loss, and 1 tie record in league over the past four years. They have won two championships and finished second twice. The Ju- nior varsity, while undermanned, still posted a re- spectable 3rd place League record. The Frosh wres- tlers proved to be the best group in three years and showed tremendous potential for next year. A key ingredient to the success of the wrestlers this season was the loyal and very dedicated support of assistant wrestling coach Danny Faasamala, a former C.I.F. champion for Carlsbad High. With a championship in 1979, a championship in 1981, the team is setting its goal already: “Three in 83”. Varsity-L-R-Al Sanchez, Alvino Martinez, Matt Simms, Coach Mark Nelson, Sam Dawe, Kevin Whalen, Brian Whalen: Varsity -L-R-Gilbert Gaste- lum, Bobby Elsasser, Joe Nunez, Jace Barbour, Ke- vin Domaszewiez, Mike Yasochochi, John Engle, John Ward, Gary Team. J.V. 5L-R-Tom Whalen, Ke- vin Mechan, Peter McKee,’ Sean Blevins, Jack Ukegawa, Wayne Wilson, David Duchnick. Frosh- L-R-Kevin Stevenson, Donald Valenzuela, Brendan Busse, Shorty Jordan, Geoff Gastelum, Mike Rodri- guez, Pat Wilson. CHS Varsity Opponent 53 Fallbrook 14 42 Mar Vista 15 24 Mt. Carmel 31 42 San Dieguito 21 15 Oceanside 42 54 Ramona 13 49 San Pasqual 15 48 San Marcos 9 33 El Camino 26 43 Escondido 22 CHS J.V. Castle Park Orange Glen San Pasqual Oceanside Torrey Pines Vista Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino Escondido Winners by forfeit Frosh Torrey Pines Poway Torrey Pines El Cajon Elsinore San Pasqual Poway EI! Cajon Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual Escondido Opponent Opponent SE AOR Page 155 1. Al Sanchez moves in for a pin at heavy weight. 2. One of the Leagues best, Bobby Elsasser, works from the down positio n. 3. Coach Mark Nelson offers advice. 4. Sam Dave lifts his opponent for a take down. do. Kevin Whalen gets a pin. Page 156 1. A J.V. wrestler gets instructions. 2. The varsity bench reacts to a pin. 3. Assistant Coach Danny Faasamala yells ad- vise. 4. Robert Nunez gets a victory for the Lancers. Page 157 1. Nunez moves for a hold. 2. A J.V. wrestler gets in a pinning position. 3. Brian Whalen has a head lock on an oppo- nent. 4. Alvino Martinez has a head lock and a pin in sight. 5. John Ward grabs a leg. 158 Page 158 1. Tom Whalen has Escondido’s wrestler in a head and arm. 2. Bobby Tuck pins Oceanside wrestler. 3. Wayne Wilson prepares to pin Escondido wrestler 4. Donald Valenzuala has opponent in a double chicken wing. d. Pat Wilson pins Escondido wrestler. 6. John Engle gets a pin. Page 159 1. Wayne Wilson rolls opponent in a granby roll. 2. Wilson escapes from Oceanside. 3. The bench spurs on one of the Lancer wrestlers. 4. “Savage” pins an opponent from San Pasqual. VARSITY BASEBALL 1982 The Varsity Baseball Team is gearing up for what may become, the best season Carlsbad High School has seen. Rain hampered early season play, but going into the first week of league play the pitching and hitting were coming around as strong outings by Nick Sawyer, Mike Sauerborn and Robert Turley gave reason to believe the Lancers would have a fine season. Hitting was lead by Jeff Johnson, Eddie Sumner and Pat Tibbels. Entering the 1st week of league play the teams record was 3-2 with the scores of: CHS - 7 Madison - 0 CHS - 2 Unviversity - 16 CHS - 2 Hilltop - 4 CHS - 7 Vista - 3 CHS - 8 Torrey Pines - 1 CHS - 2 Mt. Carmel - 10 Back Row-L-R-Coach Ralph Cripe, Tony Shute, Jeff Johnson, Nick Sawyer, Mike Sauerborn, John Ma- drio, Pat Tibbles, Brady Anderson, Jeff Adams, Coach Stan Jubert. Front Row-Coach Mark Thompson, Rob- ert Turley, Eddie Sumner, Gary Starr, Doug Kidd, Scott Roelofs, Denny Cooper, Robert Carreon, Robert Stromberg, Glen Servi. AN ee OOOUaE ‘Valttelicd Sleek Gag dic 6 cote eee ewe ee aeewrs™ © My or Me Pn I A emmacasttonnsyeetemneRSSUOTASMNHD, ae - BASEBALL Rain delays hampered the J.V. teams early season as Coach Les Swaims team only had 2 games under their belt as the first week of League play began. In their first game they soundly defeated Vista 10-7 and in their sec- ond game they were soundly defeated by Tor- rey Pines 0-9. Coach Swaim feels hustle and his pitchers coming around will be the key to his season. CHS - 10 Vista - 7 CHS - 0 Torrey Pines - 9 CHS - Mt. Carmel - Bottom Row L to R: Robert Jiminez, Doug Joesph, Duane Hurd, Dan Castro, Joe Nunez, Peter Fungstrom, Javis Solario, Brian Long. Top Row L to R: Coach Ray Hanbeck, Coach Wes Les- ter, Chris Christianson-Woods, Artie Sotello, Woody Wedmore, Sean Shields, John Kubski, Ryan Little, Coach Les Swaim. te Wl je escent i ae Si ee iia ‘eo eee ‘eee FROSH Frosh Baseball was off to a slow start as rains and delayed make-up games played havoc with their schedule. Coach Stan Halperin greeted 15 frosh players as he worked on skills and knowledge of the game of baseball. CHS - 1 Vista - 3 Standing-L-R-Coach Stan Halperin, Frank Rodriguez, Geoff Gastelum, Frank Herarra, Roger Stelmach, Eric Bodman, Pat Gerrard, Warren Littl e, Chad Arseneu. Kneeling-L-R- Richie Bruning, Doug Joseph, David Kellog, Jimmy Kressin, Darius Kayat, Peter McKee, San Eliaso. Cee Ohm eo VARSITY TRACK STRIVES FOR AN IMPROVED SEASON The Lancers didn’t start off as a strong dual-meet team, but Coach Bruce Tillman and assistant coaches Steve Lees and Jay Klopenstein see a big improve- ment in talent. Three top returnees are crosscountry Ace David Currier in the distance events, Rich Dahl- quist in the sprints and Chris Tirona in the discus, Long jump and triple jump. Steve Reed started off the year strong in the high and low hurdles and Gilbert Barber in the shot put and jumping events. Branch McNeal assisted in the high jump and Mitch Wilker- son in the middle distances. Entering the 1st week of League matches the Varsity was 0-3 with scores of: CHS - 32 Torrey Pines - 92 CHS - 47 Mission Bay - 88 CHS - 37 Mt. Carmel - 89 Top Row, L-R, Coach Gould, Coach Tillman, Coach Klopen- stein, Coach Steve Lees, Coach Seybert. Middle Row, L-R, James McDonough, David Currier, David Hoekstra, Warren Naugler, Mike Galizio, Branch McNeal, Bottom Row, L-R, Sie Reed, Mitch Wilkerson, David Packard, Kevin Me- ugno. ee ee ENE ROMER BX 166 : RS oa SR gee naa J.V. TRACK CHS - 54 Torrey Pines - 54 CHS - 64 Mission Bay - 61 CHS - 28 Mt. Carmel - 58 Top Row-Al Sanchez. 2nd Row- Charlie Spencer, Tom Rhee, Branch McNeal, Don Cunnigham, Jeff Currier, Mike Carney, Afshin Karimi. 3rd Row-Lars White, Matt Simmons, Bryon Wright, Derek Madalenna, Ron Hamilton, Gerry Perkins, Dan Jennings, Fred Chamgers. Bottom Row-Jim Heredia, Chauly, Robert Austin, Felipe Betancourt. 168 ees ok = CHS - 36 Torrey Pines - 30 CHS - 30 Mt. Carmel - 45 Top-David Martin, Mike Rodri- guez, Charles McGee, Norman Schwendler. Middle-Shaun John- - as son, Todd Lash. Bottom-James Moore. ‘Seeomenseemtesenens SAAS ARS SAARINEN 169 170 VARSITY TENNIS SEEKS PLAYOFF SPOT Varsity Tennis is working hard to improve last year’s second place finish in the Avocado League. The Lancer netters have lost All-Leaguers Stan Perry and Mark Gnibus, through graduation. But we are expecting great things from the other six returning lettermen. Two year lettermen: Craig Cap, Matt Gnibus and Johny Unostegui and playing great tennis, and will play both singles and doubles this year. Ron Cap, Tim Friend, and Jimmy Koyl return to play Doubles. Newcomers Mike Van Denporpel, Paul De Haas, and Mark Coronado are coming on strong, to make C.H.S. one of the preseason favorites. CHS - 18% San Marcos - 8 CHS - 19 El Camino - 9 CHS - 18% Fallbrook - 9% CHS - 10 Poway - 18 CHS - 12 Vista - 16 L-R-Ron Cap, Sonny Yada, Matt Gnibus, Paul Deltaas, Tim Friend, Jim Koyl, Michael Vanden Dorpel, Craig Cap, Arthur Lin, Mark Coronado. . | Whe ‘ haiti, giant” “Fe ' auido oc , W agen a i 6 Wi SA” BS i as OB 8B cat i ee rte BH LS GALE Re se SEA EONS oe ae RAN SRNAENUASERANAR UNE rd ts on er aaa 2 Coots Ses es Scale ge meee Rerun REN Re cae : ASS a — SAHIN: ef . os een Se ee eee tisha cgay . es Soe = pe Se TS e thee RRO Reh SSS eee : es oO econ eee ecco Se = SAO DNAS Rn : “ we POR NNG See Se SSRuEa ig = SS REN PAN Samaatits: : See = —— = Sweeny . Se ee RO carcamen So a = Se = SS as a eee sl a AORN n NR OR Bet cs 171 HOTS ee Pm Oh oO was ES g2a Sop 5 S¢ = £ = 26 a2o ga =i aoe S%Yog Teo yy wo = Om at “Se 428255 2 %.c'3 i Qo H BS 2e4g sat — Pos , = 202 ie LaRue, Joby Parker, Mark Cap, Cully Coach Jul Andrews, Chip Frey Wz HY ye : ne ro wee Boks — eS SA Sey eae © bien 173 174 VARSITY GOLF SEEKS 3RD AVO TITLE It appears to be another banner year for the Lancer golfers. The team will be shooting for its 4th consecutive League championship. Four of the top seven from last years team graduated, but sever- al young players will vie for Varsity spots. Number 1 Avo League golfer How- ard Fujimoto returns to defend his title. J.V. gold prospects for Coach Don John- sons team were good as 13 squad members reported. Six freshmen inabled Coach Johnson to schedule some freshmen matches as well as J.V. matches. One J.V. tournament was also on the schedule. With a large J.V. turn out, prospects are bright for the Varsity to continue the suc- cess they’ve enjoyed over the last 4 years. Varsity Golf Team - Coach Bob Fisher, Fred Rodenbach, Joe Haggerty, Howard Fujimoto, Les Greene, Tim Sullivan, David Giordani, Chris Mitch- ell, Scott Asbil, Joel Tarman. J.V. Team - L-R David Dearie, Richard Powell, Tom Kellett, Mark Mollo- han, Margie Giordoni, Troy Atkin, Chris, Jon, Coach Don Johnson, Robby Robinson, and Mark Daybell HEATHER CHRIST HIGHLIGHTS GIRLS C.C. SEASON The girls Cross Country was led by Heather Christ, a junior, who took 1st in the Avocado league championship and placed 2nd in the C.1.F. finals. Lisa Mullins, a sophomore, placed 9th in the league finals. The girls team placed 5th in the league. Team picture from left to right. Coach Gould, Heather Christ, Lauri McDarmott, Liz Henderson, Lisa Mullins, Susan Buyers, Debra Nicol, Emilia Bar- ajas 1. Heather Christ shows her form. 2. Lisa Mullens at the end of a race. 178 PIII 4 ay The varsity volleyball team had a long and hard season due to inexperience. Despite their season they all enjoyed themselves. Nel Kozlowski was voted most valuable and also made first team all league. Most Inspirational was Patti Regan who also got Avocado League Honorable Mention. Most Improved was Dina Bear and Ulrika Berge 1. Coach Barb Lonergan yells some encouragement to her varsity team. 2. Co-captains Patti and Nel have a little fun aftera big win. Ulrika Berge, Mary Mann, Alice Villalobos, An- eda Cabacungan, Patti Regan, Dina Bear, Nel Kozlowski, Tammy Wilson, Barb Lonergan, Anna McNeal, Kick back before a home game. The timing was a little off this season but, the team still showed spirit. Patti Regan stretches up for a block. Anna McNeal concentrates and awaits the serve. 179 LOMB ROLL AAA Bc CT ae J V V O Li Li F Y B A Li Li Fallbrook 2? - San Dieguito Vista Poway Mt. Carmel Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos - EI Camino _.Escondido Mt. Carmel Oceanside | Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino Escondido The J.V. Volleyball team was young, but with the game experience this year they should have a very impressive season next year. Most Valuable was Betty Faasamala, Most Inspirational Caroline Moreno, and Most Improved Monica Martinez. Page 181 1. Cindy Duff sets up to dig the ball. 2. Tracy Gamble awaits the serve. 4. Coach gives encouragement to her J.V. team. 5. Suzette Jarrad digs out a low ball. Page 180 1. Team Picture: back: coach Jeri Bonnell, Su- zette Jarrad, Sandy Koff, Tracy Gamble, Missy Thompson, Cindy Duff, Monica Mar- tinez, bottom row: Kathy Mulcahy, Betty Faa- samia, Caroline Moreno, Laura Hatch 2. Betty Faasamala goes up for a set. 3. Missy Thompson bumps the ball to a team mate. GIRLS TENNIS NO. 1 IN LEAGUE, UNDEFEATED Varsity Girls Tennis Photo (Front to back left to right.) Martha Yusem, Paige Ready, Inoger Nelson, Stephanie Bancke, Melana LeClair, Denise Briggs, Karen Meyer, Tamara Tico, Kristin Seibert, Sheri Ward, Anne Meyer, Mary Ann Hodges, Schane Barbour, and Roxanne Eady 1. Kristian Seybert prepares for a return. 2. Anne Meyer slams a forehand home. 3. Paige Ready hits a lob shot. 4. First year girls coach Marv Cap. 5. Stephanie Banche is all eyes. 6. Doubles at its best. br: Peres BARD A 2H at he READY, MEYER 1 DOUBLES IN LEAGUE te Varsity Girls Tennis went undefeated in league once again. CHS won Hilltop lost (14- 2) Both Paige Ready ( 1 singles), and Anne Meyer ( 3 sin- : 11- gles), never lost a set throughout the entire season. Paige . CHS oo Valhalla lost (11- 5) Ready, Sheri Ward and Anne and Karen Meyers, were CHS won Oceanside lost ( 9- 7) selected for All-League honors with Paige receiving high- CHS lost Vista won (7- 9) est ponon e vocnae nieyey of the pas ae ay porehad Cus © Jost (11-5) } Went into the quarter finals of C.I.F. and lost to Torrey- CHS won Grossmont lost (i1 5) Pines by 1 point. Sheri Ward and Anne Meyer both played CHS won El Camino lost (12- 4) singles in individual C.I.F. Paige Ready and Karen Meyer CHS won _ Escondido lost (10- 6) pent to ees asa peuple ear yous ee Tico Z and Stephanie Bancke. All in all, the team had an excep- CHS won Mt. Carmel lost (13- 3) tionally good season. For team honors, Paige Ready got CHS won Oceanside lost (10- 6) “MVP” for singles, Anne Meyer received “Most Inspira- CHS won Ramona lost (16- 0) tional” and Mary Ann Hodges “MVP” for doubles. CHS won San Pasqual__ lost (12- 4) CHS won San Marcos ‘ost (14- 2) CHS won El Camino lost (10- 6) CHS won _ Escondido lost (10-60) CHS won Mt. Carmel lost ( 9- 7) CHS won Oceanside lost (10- 6) CHS won Ramona lost (160 0) CHS won San Pasqual lost (13- 3) CHS won San Marcos lost (13- 3) = “Ss ———, y te wy nit 183 J.V. TENNIS BUILDS FOR STRONG GIRLS PROGRAM Junior Varsity Tennis started off the season with a winning match. Their leading player for this match was Amy Wrench, she helped them throughout the season. When Malena LeClair wasn’t helping out Varsi- ty, she played top singles for J.V. The J.V. team finished fourth this year, while last year they went undefeated. The players receiving awards for outstanding efforts were, Amy Wrench, for Most Valuable Player, Trange Le for Most Valuable Doubles Player, and Most Inspirational was Cathy Emes. Coach Julie La Rue did a fine job coaching and Good Luck to next years’ team. 185 Pitas 186 CHS Opponent San Dieguito Torrey Pines Vista Morse Grossmont Oceanside San Pasqual Ramona El Camino San Marcos Mt. Carmel Oceanside Ramona El Camino San Pasqual Escondido San Marcos El Camino 1 mowwoons = 2 CWwWrmwWwWnAwowrFroeownd O O = = © PPNOUNNH ORE VARSITY SOFTBALL TIES FOR 2ND, MISSES PLAY OFTFT'S The Varsity Softball team missed a C.I.F. play- off spot by one play-off game as they tied for second place in the Avo-League and were forced into a play-off with El Camino for the 2nd C.LF. play-off spot. The team finished with an overall record of 11-7, and a League record of 7-5. Se- lected to 1st team All-League were Margaret Grosse-2B, Patti Regan-3B Marjorie Giordani- RF, and Krista Boodry-utility. Krista also lead the team in E.R.A. and games won. Selected to Honorable Mention All-League were Missy Thompson and Shane Barboux. Top L-R- Missy Thompson, Margie Giordani, Susan Derby, Patty Regan, Shane Barbour, Mar- garet Grosse, Drista Boodry. Bottom L-R-Cathy Carroll, Traci McNabb, Nancy Cipriano, Denise Nicol, Tami Wilson, Marci Apodaca. Page 186 1. Catcher Missy Thompson guns down a runner. 2. Krista Boodry was a pitching success this séa- son. 3. Coach Stan Hubert lead the Lancers this year. Page 187 1. Senior Patti Regan shows her hitting style. 2. With assistant coach Ralph Cripe, Margaret Grosse prepares to score on a squeeze play. 3. Denise Nicol sets to tag a runner at second. 4. Shane Barbour lays down a bunt. —J.V. SOPTBALL HAS l11-l LEAGUE RECORD, IST PLACE The C.H.S. J.V. Softball team won the Avocado League Championship with an 11-1 league record and a 12-5 over- all. The most valuable player was Aneda Cabacungan, the best Freshman player was Kathy Mulcahy, and most im- proved player award went to Jennifer Simpson. The lead- ing J.V. pitcher was Suzette Jarrard who finished the sea- son with a 12-2 record. Top L-R-Aneda Cabacungan, Monica Martinez, Jennifer Simpson, Judy Cook, Joan Rice, Michelle Martin, Suzette Jarrad, Coach Mel Galli. Bot- tom L-R-Linda Winder, Christine White, Suzanne Archer, Zondra Hudson, Kathy Mulcahy. CHS 0 3 9 1 D 2 6 2 5 Peas 8 PONE talligii: Opponent San Dieguito 8 Orange Glen 4 Torrey Pines 2 Vista 10 Mt. Carmel 7 Oceanside _ 2 San Pasqual 11 Ramona 0 El Camino 3 San Marcos 2 Escondido 2 Oceanside 4 Ramona 0 San Pasqual 0 El Camino | 8 San Marcos 3 2 Escondido 190 GIRLS TRACK SMALL IN NUMBERS, IMPROVED IN TALENT; HEATHER CHRIST CLASS OF AVO- LEAGUE The girls track team were small in numbers, but re- turn a number of girls who will possibly break school records and qualify for C.I.F. post season competi- tion. Top performer should be junior Heather Christ, named in Runners World as a distance runner to watch. Heather unofficially broke the school record in the 2 mile in the Jack-in-the-Box. Invitational run- ning 11:14. Lisa Mullen should be a strong miler, Al- ice Villalobos attempting another trip to C.I.F. in the shot put and discus, Jaime Robinson in the high and long jump, Leanne Bowen in the hurdles, Jennifer Hippie in the sprints should give the girls team valu- able points in dual and invitational meets. Varsity Scores CHS - 359 Torrey Pines - 62 CHS - 350 Mission Bay - 36 CHS - 28 Mt. Carmel - 91 Coaches- Bill Gould, Jay Klopfenstein, Steve Lees, Jane Seybert, Bruce Tillman. 2nd Row-Alice Villalobos, Pam Bryon, Susan Byers, Kathy Newland. 3rd Row- Kim Prior, Kristen Sauerborn, Lisa Sibley, Leanne Bowen, Heather Christ. 4th Row- Barbara Hunter, Angie Joyner, Jaime Rob- inson, Liz Henderson. Bottom Row- Nanette Waller, Jenni- fer Hippi, Lisa Mullen, Laura Hatch. : ; = ie poe oy, EEOC 191 GYMNASTICS SETS OUT TO DEFEND LEAGUE CROWN The CHS gymnastics team were off to a good start in the early going in an effort to defend their League title for the 3rd year. Only three girls graduated from last years championship team. Outstanding performers this year should be Julie Boersma, Betty Doughty, Stephanie Okamoto and Teresa Gamble. CHS - 164 £=Mira Mesa . 131 Orange Glen - 145 CHS - 163.5 Poway - 178 CHS - 172 Mt. Carmel 157.5 Team picture - Standing - Coach Jan Petrey, April Davidsen, Tracy Gamble, Stacey Rayburn, Laurie Brophy, Madeline Monroy, Betty Doughty, Betsy Peila, Coach Alice Nygaro; 2nd Row - Laurie Whitmer, Cindy Meier, Denise Hanna, Ki m Manning, Lisa Kish, Linda Winder, Cathy Clancy; Bottom Row - Jill Reed, Julie Boersma, Debbie Nelson, Stephanie Okamoto. 1. Optional gymnast Debbie Nelson poses gracefully on the balance beam. 2. Stephanie Okamoto practices her floor routine. 3. Julie Boersma shows great form on uneven bars. 4. Betty Doughty stretches before practice. 5. April Davidson preforms complicated manuvers of the varsity beam routine. 6. Julie works on her vaulting skills. 192 rere iosctbioe I WRENS WES 194 Lancer Basketball was short in height, but tall in desire. Returnee Margaret Grosse lead the team from her guard position. Sue Derby, 5 foot 9 worked from a forward position with center Kim Allen, 5-10. Also getting alot of playing time was Paige Ready, Aneda Caba- cungan, and junior transfer Shane Barbour. The teams goal is to improve on their 1981 record of 6-6. Entering the ist week of League play the team was 1-4 with the scores of: CHS - 66 Santa Fe Christian - 35 CHS - 43 Southwestern - 5D CHS - 43: San Dieguito - 69 CHS - 52 Vista - 55 CHS - 49 Mt. Carmel - 62 Zondra Hudson, Aneda Cabacungan, Schane Barbour, Mar- garet Grosse, Susan Derby, Kim Allen, Coach Hurd, Ann Smith, Colleen Farrell, Teri Mendez, Missy Thompson, Paige Ready s 196 JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach Dick Daugherty took over the girls junior varsity program and brought a new enthusiasm to the program. Fourteen girls made the team and worked long and hard hours to perfect basket- ball skills. By the start of the first week of League play the team was 2-3 with scores of: CHS - 47 Sante Fe - 18 Christian CHS - 28 Southwestern - 32 CHS - 28 San Dieguito - 38 CHS - 38 Vista - 33 CHS - 22 Mt. Carmel - a3 Meghan McConaghy, Lisa Whitmer, Traci McNabb, Cindy Duff, Judy Cook, Cindy Peterson, Erin Sweeney, Paulina Davila, Lisa Gibas, Michelle Martin, Su- zette Jarrard, Christine White, Fay Hunter, Monica Martinez. 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In the true tradition of ale houses — re- lax, laugh and enjoy the finest food at reasonable prices x 9 ‘ Dooley Mc Gluskey $ Olde Ale House Restaurant % C In the Old World Centre at Roosevelt Grand Carlsbad, CA e Phone (714) 434-3114 Open Daily 11:30 am — 11:30 pm ° Cocktails i . i ANSARI 216 SK 2677 Vista Way, Oceanside 721-0044 PAWS Worl ype DIZZA..4IN“THE=DAN | 2818 Roosevelt - 729- 7921 Special Thanks For Records Provided For Slide (714) 729-2323 2324 e s ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST Tumbles, bounces, falls and slides are a part of life in the C.H.S. sports world. But a true key to Lancer Pride and Spirit is how quickly we get back up and go on to face our next op- ponent. Nannette Waller took a bad fall at a track meet, but was back competing the next week. So too were members of the soccer and football teams. This just goes to prove “You can’t keep a Lancer down very long.” saree Ads - 202-220 A.F.S. - 104-105 A.S.B. - 106-107 Art Club - 112 Assemblies 117, 120, 126 Auto Club - 110 Backwards Dance - 129 Band 90-91 Baseball - 160-165 Boys Basketball - 144-149 Girls Basketball - 197 Var. Cheerleaders - 94-95 J.V. Cheerleaders - 96 FR. Cheerleaders - 97 Choirs - 98-99 Cross Country - 135, 177 C.S.F. - 103 Dances - 129 Drama Club - 108 Drill Teams - 92-93 INDEX Faculty - 78-87 Football - 136-141 — Freshman - 72-77 Frosh Orien. - 118-119 Golf - 174 -175 Gymnastics - 192-193 Halloween Day - 122-123 House of Rep. - 108 Introduction - 1-13 Juniors - 58-64 Lancer Day - 14-17 Lancer Laurels - 49-54 Mat Mates - 110 Musical - 133 Newspaper - 113 Orchestra 101 © Pep Club - 89 Sadie Hawkins - 124-125 Seniors - 18-48 Senior Sigs - 55 Senior Wills - 56-57 Ski Club - 109 Soccer - 150-153 Softhall - 186-189 Sophomores - 65-71 Speech Club 111 Stage Band - 100 Surf Club - 111 Talent Show - 130-131 Boys Tennis - 170-173 Girls Tennis - 182-185 Boys Track 166-169 Girls Track - 190-191 T.V. 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