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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

Air f. ■ (X XT jo V 6 u ' ...t -;, x ’. rr« :.-r4e5. . ' jl XCO-Q c ZaX) 0 Ai jy A 0 04 ' i) . - y @ lK ' 7 flA 1 t| ' - 9V p ; p( r S A ' VWv- ' 1 CARLSBAD HIGH 1982-83 VOLUME XXVI SCHOOL Editors-David Dearie, Mark Cap 3557 Monroe, 438-6660 IRPLE SHIELD 1963 URPLE SHIELC URPLE SHIELD (tC PURPIX Construction of Carlsbad High School was well un¬ derway when the 1957-58 school year opened. In February of 1958, a parade of cars and school buses left Oceanside High School, escorted by police to the Oceanside city limits and Carlsbad police es¬ corted the 1st group of students and faculty from there. The small parade group was serenaded by the Army-Navy Academy Band they then drove on to the high school site where classes began within 10 minutes after arrival. The first group of students consisted of 365 students. The largest school en¬ rollment was In 1979 when 1577 students attended CJI.S. Our size for the 1982-83 school year will be around 1350 students. C.H.S. has bad many outstanding achievements over the years, both academically and athletically, for which the community can take pride. C.l.F. Championships In the 60’s In football and basket¬ ball gave Carlsbad High a reputation of producing highly competitive exciting sports teams. It Is with great pride the 1982-83 yearbook Is dedi¬ cated to the 25 years of excellence Carlsbad High School has stood for in San Diego County. I cl ll |x- lll.ll ||m llic Il ' HHIf ' f I t lj s (torn ( .iiUi‘,i.| Mi. h li ' It ' tM r ' - h W j ' llNllciM ' ,l|li| nImII w.lhll Ulfll J ' U.I ' llllt (• fiM ist ' j .111,1 let It ,(ls,i 1.1 huAvii ih.if lliiN lii.ui ' i ' ’ I ' C l.lk( II .l V .l y)iac yyi Zk , QjJ xfi.rc � . 7. ' _ -t.- -(ft - . ' ' t) -V . I ' VlCjlo lu tny ■ 7.C 7 vCjX, O w: 1 r- Faculty Game-1980 � iSkx 6 V ■� ' -l , ' ■M 1 yt n rin. ' ' ( ' -1 . . V ' .- .w,, r . , . ' f ' ■■ ' O ■ ' y ' r . ' L Cf ' • ' -• ■• ■•, ,Vi ' ; ' •1 ■ - . ' V.0 • ,. r- TMhi. , � ■ ■ ' , • ' ia..y 1. ' • Vk ' .-o.. , ;, ; MEMORIES .J I 11 ( v Through The Years C.H.S. Principals Dr. Lynn Davies 1970-76 Lancer C y 8 was begun in spirited fashion with “Spirit Week” featur¬ ing various dress-up dayi Monday was Favorite Football Team Shirt Day, Tuesday was Twin Day, Wednesday was cap, crazy sock and • button day, Thursday - Halloween Dress-up day and Friday ' Dressy Dress-upjJ)ay. A.S.B. sold the tradi¬ tional carnations and roses for C.H.S. students to give friends ' r Friday. Friday, October 29th, marked the end of long weeks of planning fojrthe 1 M 1 y V ' j y J 1:1 ' ■ tefeiS ® , :-r ■ mm school and classes as the special homecoming assembly was held for the crowning of the King and fiueen followed by the parade in downtown Carlsbad featuring the class floats, band, special tries and the Grand Marshall; who was for this year the 1958 homecoming Queen Judy ol- llns McClure. That night the home¬ coming game ivas -held which fea¬ tured impressive wins by the C.H.S. J.V. 29-27 and Varsity 19-14. Truly, a day and night to remember. SENIORS 1983 Si h The Class To Be SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL - President-Anita Spano, Vice Prestdent-Missy Griffin, Caroline Moreno, Sec.-JiU Reed, Pub.-Steve Marshall, Trea.-SheUy Doose Kristina Ackerson Michael Akita Mark Alien Jacqueiine Alien Eric Arseneau Lisa Atkinson Robert Baer Gina Bahr Rick Bahr 11 Raymond Benge Matthew Berg Rick Christopher Jim Biankenship Mike Boyd Amanda Boyington Lisa Braitsch Diana Bridges Linda Brill Travis Bryson Michael Brumback Tamara Brown Cindy Burke Daniel Burnett Gino Burnette Kathleen Burnette Christine Calkins Scott Campbell Mark Cap Michael Carney Monique Christian Nancy Cii Daniel Castro Alicia Cervantes Jessica Chedester Heather Christ o Kim Ciusman Todd Collins Leah Conklin Judy Cook Kip Cothran Michael Courtney ri Chuck Coxon Lori Dabbs Pauline Davila Melanie Davis Sam Da we Michael Dennis Cathy Diax Julie Dillard -v r ' S Vi Shelley Doose Florinda Duran Carol Dustin Eric Dworshak John Engle II Betty Faasamala Lisa Farkaly Tammi Farmer Tim Farnham Peter Fehily Patrica Ferris Mario Flores Charles Francis Elizabeth Chip Frey Sylvia Garcia Daniel Garven Jeff Gerringer Julie Gifford Michaei Goodman WdHam Goodman Marjorie Giordani Janice Graham Kristie Grakauskas Les Greene Melissa Griffin Mike HamiitoiM nstin JehiM HaiMsoiM SiMsaa Hauser Marshee Guerra Nancy Heim Joann Held Elizabeth Henderson Jon Hermsen Zondra Hudson Valerie Huelsman Lynn Hunter Vincent Hursh Margaret lannessa Juan Ibarra Jimmy Jackson Valerie Jennings Larry Johnson Susan Johnson Thomas Kellett Romy Kamitsuka Kathleen Kania Nancy Keen Susan Kilpatrick Jenniier King Karl Kistler Michael Larson Robert Lund Laurie Lynch Joleen Malanowski Madeleine Mamaux Mary Man Stephen Mannix Raymond Manskey Melissa Markell Steven Marshall Robin Marte Dennis Mata Lauralne McDermott James McGehee Anna McLean Ty McMahon Colleen Meehan Christine Mercado Raiph Mena Vaierie Merkie Kary Ann MiUer Timothy MiHer Michaei Miiis Lorraine Miranda Wiiiiam Missett Suzanne Mizera Mminar Mark MoHgmawd Ray Morales Matt Morrison Todd Morse Robert Moss Eric Murray Michael Nares Deborah Nicholson Daniel Nielsen Russ Nielsen Nick Nordquist on 31 Jim Odom Jose Nunez Christopher Omet Leticia Ordonez Karen Orenyak Susan Orosz Kristina Pacheco David Packard Craig Pahi Kathryn Parker Susan Parkinson Kimberly Pomeroy Richard Powell Teryson Powers Kristina Prior Lillian Quaranta Fatemah Rajah Barbara Rangel Rosemarie Raymond Gloria Pax Mike Pennington Scott Peterson iinL .j v-e Dana Patera Jill Reed Becky Reichert David Reynolds Beth Ann Rhoades Matthew Richards Lisa Ann Riley Alma Rosa Rivera Virginia Robb Fred Rodenbach Debra Roelofts Marland Rogers Kimberly Rollo Cary Salw Mamois SaiMchez Stella Sierra James nomine Mark Smethurst Bridget Smith Donna Smith Mark Spencer Kelly Steger Daniel Sternberg Tamara Stevenson Robert Stoffey Michael Tim Sullivan Joel Tarman Vera Thiel Honda Thoms Patrick Tibbels Renee Timberlake an Rosie Torres Bobby Tuck Robert Tumstall Denise Turner Jackie Ukegawa John Uriostegui Antonietta Valle Scott Van Horn Frank Vasquez Theresa Villareal Mike Vira Yvonne Vira Sheri Ward Karyn Watson Scott Weeks Kevin Whaien Kimberiee Whaien Lars White Mike Wiiiiams Wayne Wilson Tracy Wieklinski Lisa Wozniak SENIORS NOT PICTURED Joe Acosta i Joe Acosta Leif Atkisson Kenneth Broder John Burch John Carroll Kevin Domaszewicz Chris Duva A P Geofjto. F«™.� dez ly ' ' ' ' ' } J 0, Dan Fleming Andrew Fu Mike Gardner Pete Hernandez Doug Jones Roland Jordan John McEvoy Lisa Neely Kevin Nelson . Jeremy Newman Greg Saenz Qn Deanne Smith John Vandewalker Denise Vorobik Chris Watanabe ' Richard Werner Joseph Zatarain ' ■ ■, , .•••• -• v ' C ' l ' St; t v.. ' ■ ! w ■ -C � - ' ' ‘t •.• ' : v wV ' - ? ' • � •• A ' tv; EE « ti M i4f - ’f ‘Cd ' yy « 1 !- - ' if ' - ■ , , v- .v ' r flfc-v v ' ' ■. ' n • r - ' - . SENIORS S3 I, Krttdma Aekmnoa, kmnby Imv« mil my lovm mmd bemt wimhmm to my W mh kmUy. To N.J. mmd C.F. RUckoy Momom lorevert C.S., mrm yom mmbmrrmooodi D,N., K.C., N.T., lt.K., L.L., C.S., J.a, rUmimo ymlB W. ••Gmyo mn mock m polar $.a 7 Imv e.T.r LmvyommU I, Mikm (Rom) Akitm, kormby mill, that mil aamla loom go to, my mkmop, Uadm itomowy. Skmmp, yoa ' om mmdm my life worth oommtidag. Tkmakm for belog tkmro mil tkomm kmr4 Ham—. Lmt m go to Wmmkiagtoa mgmia mooal I love yom mod I mlwmye will. P.S. • George lovem Potty. Lmv, Rmm I, Jmckle Alloa, hereby ofUl m fmatmmtic eealoryemr to iltt mad JJt., for mil the greet timee we ve kmd like the eoacert mr� d Hmwmil (thmakm Joma), m bigger cor to Umm for the movlem, m Uptime empply of breed to Joma, thmakm to Clager, mad my love to Jomrmey. I, Mmrk Alima, hereby b eqm e mth mil my love to Colleea Kemthtg to help her mmke It thromgh the aemt two yemrm. Aad to Jim Flmnklamhlp I give beck mil of yomrmtorlem mbomtyomr brothere tmrbo motorcycle. Aad to Todd Moree, mil the hope thmt him emr holdm together. I, Kim AUea, hereby be qm e mth mil my good timem mad my height to Chrlmmy, Pmige, Mimmy mad Colleea. Mmy everyoae grow toller thma me. Good lack to Mmry, Jmdy mad Glager. Good bye to mil temcherm, mad keep mtmlUag. I, Roy C. Aagel, hereby beqmemth to mil mpcomlag CHS A Premideatm the mblUty to hove hm mad mtmy omt of tremble mt the mmme tlrae. Thmakm to C.M. for m gremt Fremhmea year. To Stef, mmy mhe hove greet remmlalag yemrm mt CHS. To mil madercimmmmea, mmy they Rad meameoae mm gremt mm Jill, t, Cmlly Aadremtm, Hereby beqmemth to R.A., FJt., mad J.T., let m get m reel cotter. Aho to RJk. the mbUlty to mtop belag frmity to other gmym. To Kmthy the mbillty to mmmke m mmadmdch, mad to KM. the mbillty to hove m bimmt mt CHS withomt gettlag cmmght (thmt mmch). I, Erie (Eriqme ) Armeaemm, hereby lemve to the gromp mil the memortem of RM 90S. WmRd“ To M.M. I give my thmakm for mil the yogmrt mad coamervmtioa. Aitd I lemve to mayoae the ehmtteage to merew Mr. Hmrd m compmter mm mmch mm C.F. mad I didl 93 rmleml I, Virglalm AmblU, hereby trill my momthera mcceat to Donne mad mil the good Rmem I ehooe to mimm to Kmthy mad DeeDee. To Jmckle AUea mil my common eenoe to avoid mil the mrroag type of gmym, mad mU my love, devotion, mad mdmirmtioa to Bo Sm e a m o a . I, Scott AmblU, hereby leave mU my golRag tmleatm to my fellow goUerm who follow the cimem of 93. I mImo went to mmy thmakm to Coach Bob Fimher mad Coach Don Johamoa for helplag the Vmrmity Golf Team to Rve coomecmtive Avocado Rtlem (79, 90, 91, 83, 83). I, Umm Atkiaeoa, hereby trIU mU my love to Michmel Stoaebremker, hm km C.S. I got himit I leave to Angle mad Aaedm my b acket’ . Korea whmt can I mmy emcept tttmnkm for belag there! Thmakm Joe , MM., M.S.! To Stacey Jmae my eMcelleat grmdem. I. Leif Atkimmoa, hereby trIU to Abby good lack mt CHS. Yom tt need lU To the mraftemm good mFtom mad good wmve Frank mad Crmlg “PlMxmV Moot Important of mU DebbI Roelofm. Yom are very mpeciml, I LOVE YOUtI ’ L Robert Bmer, hereby leave the TIkl Pmim’m pmHUng lot to Ageat Orange (lager): to Kmrya Wmtmoa Ae meamoryof the Rght (Give me ChliollU to Kmrl Kimtier, Pmt Tibbelm, Dmalel Nlehea, Kmry Miller, Stephanie Bmnehe, Pmmlm Spmae thmmkm for alf thome gremt Rmem which won’t be forgottea. ”’83rmlemt I, Glam Bmhr, hereby beqme m th to Melmnie, more fmatimem. Remember, Eddie, opem the d rt Bfhmt m rotten day, let’m emtl Am I driving r mJ-hy m l o w7 ot Jr. m ket to C’m heart, to mU the gommipm, m megaphone to maaomoce mt b ro ach trho did whmt over the weekend. I, Rick Bmhr, hereby leave m minor portloa ofmyhmrem to Joe Archidlmcmao, W can’t handle mmore thma bmtlglve him 10, ”morry girlm.” Here’m the boy, bring back the man. I, S tephanie Bmache, hereby beqmemth to Pmmlm Spmao mU (ooohh) Jerry Lewrlm doumtorm there ere, Jordmche lookm, mad mU the wmtermeloam mhe can con- m m m e . To lager I leave Beatrice, Breagle Terrace, mad mU the diUpIcklem mhe can emt. To (WUly) MUIer mU mamttmched men. NJB., MMM, be good! I, Schmnd Bmibomr, hereby b e qmemth to MmUnm my ability to keep track of emrringm, to keep tmth eyem open, mad my qmmrterm playing mblUty. ThmoM to mU the fma Hmem- mlwmym remember Circim, Circmm: the Ufterm; TJJJ ... (M.L0.7); Pirmtem Pmrtlem: etc.: S mad m deverO To my Uttle bro mbUlty to Rad pmrtlem beRfre Ae police. To S.S., 3 more yemrm of Mr. HmrdI Almo to J. W.B., M.L.m I, Kectm Lyaett Bmrtok, hereby wlU my mbUlty to comma to mchool on time to my bemt Mead Anna LmkomfmkI, the mblUty to fremd omt In Govt, elmmm to David Pmckmrd’m demceadmntm, mU my bookm mad ’’great” temcherm to my mimter KeadmU mad to CHS I lemve my memory. I, Johm Bmtchelder, belag of momad mmlad mod body, leave mU my Rmky tech- a l q mem to Cham, mU my love to Cmmmy B. mad Lynn S., to ”Mel” mittlitg oa him throne. Oh WeU. To bim Al by beer beUy mad Immt bmt not lemmt to JH, M.S., MM, $M., P.M., K.W., JJK., as., R.S., J.J., my frleodmhlp forever. Clmmm of ”93” pmrtlem. I, Uadm BemtUr-. hereby leave gremt mmemorlem of thla I did here In Cmrimbmd. Aadlhopeml w trmcem of my Ammtrmllma mimag. Thmakm to my footy plaper frieadm, Kevin, dike. Matt, mad Gary, mad mU the Rrlm oa the voUeybmU team. I, Jennie Beckm % hereby leave mU the good Romm to Apia, (thmakm, bmdl) the bemt of lack to my fremhmmo’toJfe mimter, Stephanie (Mmke the bemt of tt) SM, KG • hgoe mad pleklem? A hag mad m kimm mad m mhrcere than yom to PmmI (I love yom, hoot) I, Rick Chrlmtopher Berg, hereby leave to ... Eric R. the ability to coaRame Moalcm, my m eam mom m, Mike J.-the lemmh of my pet froeh, Mimmy my talmcom mmalcmtloae, Rmy M. my lUegml elbow exerclMom, erhoever can handle IRmy year ofDJkD, mad whoever Im advance eaomgh the ’’Uapmtronlxed Mental Art. ” L J m mem RI m mkmnm blp, hereby beqmemth mU my bmmketbmU mklUm tomyyomrtger brother, mad mU the cUckm too. I, AUcIm Merle Boamgmrm, hereby b e qmemth the mmemorlem of Thmrmdmy aJghtm to T.GMJi.’mdl tm go omt often? Tikigmim 83 rmlemSI B.S., get m longer mtroog! SJi.-dmmcee, thmakm for mU the hm Rmemf To Wmyae: Omr Smtmrdmy night ”hmrrow’”m. Megan: Omr yemrm of MeadmhhyYom’re the bemd Cathy, m-aotit B.R.: AU the fan mm had. Roy are yom packed yet?l—See ym, pooch,lt-Bye CHSm93rmlemtt L Rhonda Borgmm (Samgglem), hereby mrlU leave my yomager bro’m ScoR to mU girim, wmtchomtil DeUm, whmt’d yom really do la Tmaglewood? (Im) Jemmicm, reammber g o i ng to the Bmckwmrdm Dance mtmg? Bridget, thmax for living me t the J. GeU’m con ce rt. (JM.) B.S. Remember El ToRto parking lot? (M.JMB from SM.H.S.) Remember 7 Ele%fen m bathroom? I, Beth Bowfelm, her ty leave to my mimter KrlmRa the memorlem of Imnch bremkm, mad never mmmkiag It back to clmmm. To Alma I leave my love forever, mad to Jeff my love. To Valerie, I lemve my Meadmhip forever. L Mike Boyd, hereby leave to Mike McGrath my tape In hopem he’U get mm mmch mee mm I did. To DM. themmylag ’’there’m m Rrmt Rme for everything.” To mU my gremt frieadm, J.V., D.N., J.B., S.P., J.H., K.K., RM., P. T., P.S., L.S., mad M.W., ”the clmmm of 83pmrRem.” I, Ammadm Boylagtoa, hereby wlU, to my ”Rmd” Mead Jean omr parting Rmem, to lager mU omr tmmghm la drama, Jmnice yomget thome exciting CHSLmnchem. Smm, never forget emr detomr oa the way to pixxm. CHEERS to the Rkl gmlm (mad clmmm) of ”93” we are RamUy free. I, DmadUyom Brmitmch, hereby beq me mth my dmrUag Uttle brother mU the won- derhl memtorlem of High School laclmdiag the temcherm. Ramie, pep rmlllem, aotf eU the remt thmt go mtoag edth the package. Take care pml, oMtd remember next Rme yom decide to ecrew do It m Uttle taore demcreeR I, Dimam Brtdgem, hereby edU94 m mealor gMm crmxy Rmem together like 93’m T.a’m” K.P. mad KM. I love m 4 ever! 3 ”my BM. Steph”, THAN KXl A lwmym reammber Rmem w S.M. mad JM. Emt mmch?! Yemh vmrmity cheerUmm it warn more thma ”RADt” ” ... We emat mp 3 Imgmam mad we met Am G.Q. ' m ... ” MM., J.B., A.a, love m 301 I, Uadm BriU, hereby wUI mU the woaderfml mexmorlem of CHS to my doeemt Mo n de . Thmakm for making th eme imet fomr yemrm the moot mexmormble of my Ufe. Mmy mU yomr gomlm mad dremmm coare trme. C-BLT’m, ’’JM.” 8k ”7” Ant- emtere, ASB Geekm, ”LLL”, DJ ., E.T., mad ”83” forever. L Mike Brmmbmck, her ty leave mU my mklUm mad mU Ae gIrIm to m cloee Mead, ettto Im mlwmym erlth am mt the beach, mad hmm mbUlty, him name Im Tony WUBmme. I, Tmmmtm Lyon Bream, hereby beqm e mth to JmUe my experRee mblUty to mtmy emt of tremble. To Ricky the mbillty to kriak ’’dmrky’m” mdthomt the broom 0.R.)IH’m beyond mmrdm for yom Mmry Jo. AU my love to the Whole friggtn’ Hmee e eel mUy to Kmpp y , Kmry, mad Shelley. Good bye, CHS, Hello worldit L Cym lm Cheryl Bmrke, hereby mdU to S.P. m crmmh pad mad heimet, thank yom mlwmym belag there, MJ . mad PJ . to KrtmRe. I have mU omr gremt Rmem. Umm mad I ertU never rget ”my Immgh commem omt of my mrm.” I love yomtt 4 Dmaay Bmrmett, Lereby beqmemth my mtmpidlokem to Kyle, Eric, Brmce mad 42 Rmady. I mimo let them hmve my mmperlor Intellect mad let them wormhlp thmR To my mimter I leave my debt to the ttbrmry. To Uete, J give my dmym mt the beach withomt m ride home. I, Glao BmrueRe, her ry leave m minmte pmrRmI of my mmrRag mklU to Admm’m my track keye to Petermom, m freehmma to Uef mad my bfme Lmbombm to next yemrm grtmaUem. I, Kathleen BmrueRe, hereby edU Jliomy M., Kip C., Rmy F., David D., Eddie F., Barry S. my color blUklaeemmlace Rtey eat mo mmch Rmemt Thmt Pixxm Place trying to tem me my colorm. Aad to Dmrimm my pine mince he meearm mo lateremted la them. I, Chrim Cmiklae, hereby leave KM. mU the fma mad radical mmemorlem are had. Aad T.C. the bemt of lack la the fmtmre. To D.T. only one mmore year to go. Aad V. M. mfo’ve had momime pretty memorlem PU never Rmrget. Remmember? I, Dmaay Cmmtro, hereby leave mU my partying experleaeem to C.S. mad R.M. mo that they mmmy party mm heavily mm I did. I, AUcIm Cervmatem, hereby mrlU I’m going to leave to my mimter CecUlm mU my good mad bad Rmem thmt I had mad I hope mhe try hard like me to graduate. I, Jeeelcm Chedemter, hereby wiUmUofthe terRRc Rmemmt CHS mad ”herro” to my mimter Jb. To Rhoadm, mklpplag clmmm for donut rmami Wmma’t typing fual To LemUe mU the pmrtlem m mcmatm. WlU you ever get RJt.? The clmmm of 83 nUemtt I, Heather Chrimt, hereby bequeath mU of my high mchool rtmalag mhoem to my ’lU elm, Andrea, mo thmt they mmy RJM. To my Ul’ mim mad mU her Meodm the bMf of Rmem mt CHS. To L.S., I leave my amU pollmhem mad thmakm for bein’ m gremt Mead. Good Lackl I, Nancy Ciprimao, hereby ertU to L.S. the mbUlty to mteer her murfbomrd, to W. S., I leave mU the wmvem I never caught, thmakm CoUeae Mol mad T.T. remember Paul went thmt way. I, Kim Ckmmma, hereby edU to T.S. mU the love mad care I hmve to give i’U mlwmym be there. ToK.K., thmakm for mU our happy Rmem. Are you 95? To my dmmm of 87 UtRe mIm, lotm m luck, Hmve m bimmt driU team. I, Leak 1. Coaklla, hereby bequeath to KeUi mad Laura the mR of being the bmad’e mueic Ubrmrima, to Jim H, my RlRmRoum wmym (mm If he didn’t need them) mud my love to uudercimmm bmudom lotm of luck, mral to Robla mad Angle my couRau oum frleodmhlp. Amt Wledermeheu CHSUI I, Judy Cook, hereby bequeath mU my good Rmem mt CHS to the future cimmmem. I wimh mil the hick la the world to mU my gremt Meodm here mtCHS. The Clmmm of 83 wUI Uve forever!! I, Kip A. Cothran, hereby wUI to my buddy Reggie m free game of Pack Man Putmug,mndmyluckwlththelmdlem. To ”Z” I udmh the bemt mad mU my love. To the ch rlemderm mad pep club my voice mt h otbmU gmmem. The chwm to be, Ufe’re RamUy free! t, Mike Cmroey, hereby bequeath to Steve toRadmomeooe elme to party with mud to coxae to him houme to call Del Mmr. Aad to Chrim I leave M my knowledge mad mRml t Am. I, Chuck Coxoa, hereby leave Cmrimbmd High School forever. I, Pmullue Dmtrllm, hereby leave mU my good Rmem with CmRU mad my Uttle mim ”Mmrcl” to my good mol bro David. AU my love mad iba Rmem with Jon mt 4th period to TIam. I, Melanie Dawn, hereby wiU to JIam Bmhr mU the fun Rmem we’ve had mt thim totally mdveaturoum mchool. To C.B.,! leave 64f T. To Shmlyce omhI Vlrtce m big klem. Aad Imm mad lemmt to The GoemU Mobm ’’your right” 1, Smm Dmwe, hereby bequ e ath my mix m e e o a d mbUlty to W.W., maybe mome- day. Finally, I leave mU my good Rme m mt CHS to mU my Meodm who help mccompUmh them, expedmUy BM. who wUI mlwmym be very mpeciml. I, Mike DetuUm, hereby leave my mbUlty to lome my keym to mil the Tamarack ”SurfRmtm”, I thenh my food Mea DJC. mrtd BM. for the bemt Rmem mt CHS, mad bemt of luck to my Uttle brother JeH the Jock. I, CmthlDImx, hereby leave mU my VmaHmIeo, Toyota truck, Cellcm, mad money toDeuMe PoweU. fmho wUI leave ma eight bmU for Pauline DmvUm. Heave my good Rmem with PmuUae to More! Apodmem. I, Julie DiUmrd, hereby wUI mU my good Rmem mt CHS to Bryma Hmrrim mittce you made them mo gremt. Hove youlJ.G. don’t getmmitdoa my toweL K? Thmax for being much m good Mead! Rmy you made my cimmmem bearable thmax! Poop ee y rulemi I, Shelley Doome, hereby bequeath thmt TIkl ”83” Uvem on forever, T.GM.M., ’’Youadlmdlem .. .,”D.B. ”BMM.” forever. Umm Uve Rmp! Cathy, Gert, thmakm for everythlag, I love you. Everyoae whome been m part of my yemrm here, I love you mU. Mmy Vmrmity Rmh-rmhm mlwmym be mm hot mm we were. Tree we love ym. CHS thmakm for It mU. I’U min ymlBlf I, Ftorlam ”Kepo” Derma, hereby bequeath to Valerie, goodluckla the future. To the ’’gang” for the hm Rmem we mhmred together. I love you mU! MIchemI I wUI mlwmym love you. S.B. thmakm for belag m big S.S. mmy God blemmyoumU la the future. 93 rulem. HJ . I love you. I, ha Eagle, hereby leave Julie McBeth next yemrm Stqfhamre mad Frank Archidimeino next yemrm Junior mad Steve Rogerm next yemrm Senior mU my old temcherm. Aho my perking mpot In the dirt to Steve. I, Betty Boo Fmmmmxmmlm, hereby bequeath mU my love to Mmmter Boogmioo mad xmhFmmm. Heave my love mud fua Rmem to A.C, JM., SM., my bemt budm, mad my worit crew mud Mr. Shepard. Your mU boodmh hemdm but I love you mU. Ai� d moot of mU, my pmreatm. I, Tim Fmrn m, hereby wlU to my little mimter mU the hard temcherm thmt I had, mud mU the hm Rmem mad memorlem. I mimo wImh good luck la the future to J.J., S.B, mad H.R. And RamUy, good luck to the pimyerm oa Ae Vmrmity Soccer team. 1, Peter John Gehlly, hereby b equ e mA my cumtom murf board mod mblUty to Ared to Jim (Kook) Aadermoa. I mimo leave my Immt pack of cigm to Rick Spencer. BoA of the above named get the expenmem from my funeral. I, PmtR Ferrim, hereby bequemA to Titty Moume my weeblem, to D.M. keym to tim V.W. (J.T. Concerto Slim Plcklam!-LM. Maury Buford mad Rod S. to Frau SchaUdt, German temtm to S.G. mad ChrlmRe. To Kmthleea bemt bud, I give Hank B ’37 . The bemt Im yet to coxae!! i, Charlie Frandm, hereby wU! to AKA Fred G. leave to you K rude boym: M.C., J. B, C.M., P.P., M.C., mud EM., my 4.0 to divide mmoag you mi� d my demA mad or party wagon coxapleA urtA pop up hood A go mee Dance Crmxe, go oa Detmy’m rune. I, Andrew Fu, hereby bequemA my AR-I5 mrtd Broumlug HP A Mr. Pool ead Mr. Hurd. They need them badly to exterminate mtudeaA udthout mcleuRRc mladm. I, Jooe Gmrcim, hereby Have my wlU to my mImAr MmrAm Gmrcim mud I hope you have m nice year mt CHS mad I wlU mlwmym remember mU my good Rmem Amt I had mt the CHS. Good luck to everybody. I, SyMm Gmrcim, hereby Amve to my mimter treae mod my Uttle mimter Elvim, mU of Ra bemt hm I had A CHS. Aad to mU of my bemt Meodm, I wimh them good luck te the Ature. Expeclmlly A Gloria—Nom Avitmm cumndo A emmem coa Rmxma. Good luck Uttle mim oa yomr hemhmmn year, (love you mU, Syl.) I, Lima Gmrtumd, hereby bequemA to mU my terrIRc Meodm the memorlem we had mt CHS. DM., water mkUog warn great, Amukm! LM., DM., remember pepporoal pixxml T.W., K.G., D.V., keep Id touch. Good luck to the clmmm of ”83”mtAveym. I, Dmo Gmrvea, hereby mdU Glen SurvI m m u bm e r tp Roa to Jock Now mad 35 lemeoam Aplag-poag. Lem ’’Love ImUke m rock,” Team Lmureoce WeAeomchIm- peumchaeggm rulem. G.S. get m haircut. To my demremt DAam, I Ave you mad xamy you mlwmym be happy. I, Fred GervA, M.P., Amve mymelfmad phone 4 , 7394)569, to A.G., DM., J.E., F.K., F.F., M.R., C.E., mad JJ). H you’re not lAted, dou’t worry about It. I, JuUe Gifford, hereby b e quemA my good Rxaem mt CHS to my UtRe mim. Te LmurA Ammk a for boAg much m good cmptmA mad Mead. ToLJ.., C.S., rmd RJC., We made It four yemrm oa tMU Team! Aad thmakm to my big bro, I couldn’t hmve made It edthout you! L MmRoR GArdmal, hereby wlU to my mImAr Summa mome of the fuaaemt yemrm ever! To Nancy mad LouAe thmakm Ar the gremt Rxxem: they are uaArgettmbA. lAveyouboA. NM., amke the bemt of It. Kearny A xRU out there momewhere. Good luck te clmmm of «SL I, Kimberly Kory Giro, being of mexxl mound xxAd mad quemRoambA body, hoAby bequemA my bmther CrA. I Ave you dude! To C.G. mad CM., I wlU mlwmym nammber the day we got RckAdpAkAthe mroA experAace oMcelU! Aad to the remt I edU Ave to momte, Meadmhip to Aw, mud goodedU to mU. I, Nlam Glmdir, hereby bequemA mU the §07 being editor of the ExemUbur mad m came of mmpirA to whoxnver A crmxy enough to do It. ThA A courme, laeAdem brokeu wmxere mad Ate olghA mat A room 17. L MAe Goodman, hereby wlU my photogrmphA mblUty to David DemrA for he A A de e rmA need of It. I, Greg GoAmbek, hereby wlU my prAoa number, 03519, to my UtRe bro Peter. AAo I Amve mU the good Rxxem mt the beach, footbmU gmmem mad anywhere eAe we could Rad to him. Pete, ume them A good tmmte. SeoAa do It wlA clmmm! 83 A bemttt I, Summa Gould hereby wlU the brmteh Rme expeucem to L.L., rmhrmh! Umm, here’m to S.K.’m youme A hopem to Mrm. F toem M.R. AU my poteaRml murRag mbUlty to D.B., An wlA puakm mye? Lix. S.G., K.J., P.C., H. W., H.F., K.K., good Ack A murvlvlog CHS, yemh!! I, JmnAe Graham, hereby mrlU Ammadm B. axemortem of CHS Aaehem mad my ’’rnoaxm mmadwhichem.” ToJeUeD. I Amve memorAm of the crmxy. fun Rmem we had through mchool, empeelmUy the oaem wIthB.H. mod D.E. like the (Hike mod tripod) A hopem of more to come. I, KrtmRe Grmkmumkmm, hereby bequemA to John my bemt bud mU the Remhmma gIrA. To my Aog ImmRog Meodm T.W., L.G., K.W., Thmakm for mlwmym belag there. L.G. I’U never forget our birthdmym. CAdy we’ve had Atm of gremt Rxxem (R.S. party). I wAh you the bemt mlwmym, Ave ym. I, Lem Greene, hereby wlU to BeAy, mU the Ave I hmve. Feb Sthtt Don, doem Tom yell much. Jeff, RAky, Tim, cooumume A parking Atm Ately? Tim — bro¬ ken heeA or whmt!Bee bop A mchAptD.G., vivm A Frmrxce, BoumpeRt. G.S. Get m real lump mhop! Pmt you’re ugly! Jumt kIddA’ big guy. WetkU I, Mellmmm A. GrtfRa, hereby bequeath to Joe mU my Ave mod memorAm for ever. RomA. mmy our Meadmhip Amt forever. To ’’the gang” Thmakm! I LOVE YOU ALU To Robert, the bemt of Ack A maythlag you do. Jumt remember. I’ll be wherever you don’t expect me to be. Brian GOOD LUCKU I, Mmrmhee Guerra, hereby wlU mU my crmxy Rmem mt CHS to my little mAter Audrtm mod UtRe brother Troy. J.B., L.L., MM., mod A.G., begmve yourmelvem, hmve Aa, mod Amve the boym mAoe! J.J., your perfecR K.K., mod P.H., I’ll be your BB mayday! I, Mike Hamilton, hereby Amve M.W. mil our good Rmem mad favorite pAeem, mod only M. To R.H. mad T.G. remember FA-Q. To S.A. Rod mome real girl gIrlfrAndm. To the OLD MAN, ”HEY, I made It.” I, MimmI Hmmmeobeck, hereby bequemA my Acker E 55 to you, Suxman, beemume It wmm mo mpeciml to you. Ertkm, Amve mU Ae boym A weAht trmlalog period 4 to you. Mimmy. Muffy, Chip, Suxmuoe, ChrAmodKeUy, we were m good temm mt lemmt ”oaem.” Matt, I never uadermtood your Jokem. I, Mike Hmmquimt, hereby Amve from thA mchool mad At Scott mad Chad take over my pomIRoo mm “Moomter. ” I, Summa B. Hmume, hereby wU! to SumA F., Kelly M., mod Umm T., my Meodm mU the luck A Ae world. To mU Ae oAer people I bmog around wlA I hope yer mlwmym play It cool mad never get caught. Aad to my UtRe mimter Rhoadm, BEST OF LUCK ALWAYS! I, Nancy Helm, hereby bequemA my gremt menme of humor mod Ammalty to Kecim, Seyble mod FA’m French cAmm. To Umm: my hunt cap, Jmmon, MAhmIl and the counmeUng memmloom about R.P., J.B., D.T., M.H., M.S., and D.C. Mimmy: Ae bmrgmiommt ’’PA’N’Smve”modKetty: Boone mmRa omi the reualRe commercial I, Joann Sue HeU. hereby wlU to mU my good Meodm (you know who you are) MO., A.J., D.P., M.M., mod R.E., Hmpplnemm A mtt your AAre yemrm. To my bemt bud-dA C.C., I Amok you for mU our CRAZY Rmem. Reno, RenoU Don’t ever forget, oroct. Lunch-Une, Dirk. Rumm, Mmch, Wow. Aim A m real trip!!! I, Ux Heodermon, hereby will my Rrmt homemade murfbomrd to L.S., remember Aome gremt wbitewmmh memmAom? Wimh bemt of luck to III’ brother Andy A getRog Arough Aree more yemrm, Thmakm S.G. for mtt good memorAm wlA Puakm, etc ..., K.K. don’t forget H-D duodmem mod gremt Romt meeRogmU! I, Rhoadm Homer, hereby bequemA our happy Rmem to my mAter Teremm mad Nmt to Johany—(l luv ym ShweeRe!) mad to my bemtemt Mead RmaA-Amnx for being there! Remember 4-ever Maroon, Jmble, Gumby, mod Amt night when ... I Av ym! Chow Baby I, Joa Hermmen, Lemve to A.E., mod TM., the mblUty to keep the FLUFFBRO’S AUVE. To M.G. m 94) memmon, FLUFF IT UP J.B. The bemt of my kAmem to P.D. mod to my bemt Mend K.R., mil of my Ave. I Ave you BmbeHHI LAammHobbe, hereby Amve toJ.B. mU the great Rmem we have mhmred, madmU my worldly pomm e m x Aom except B.B. Aad to B.B. mU Ae Ave I can pommIbA give, I Ave You!!! I, Zoodrm Hudmoo, hereby bequemA mil my Ave mad devoRoa to my mweety, RoggA SmiA. Thmnkm for mtt the mpeciml Rmem mod the bad (3:18), to K.C., Ae quote ’’Party People!” To Kim, Jo. mad CU good luck. Long live Mr. MmgA mod Lady Magic. K.C. mod R.S. I Ave you boA. I, Vmirte Huelmmma, hereby bequemA to my UtRe broAer Chrim mod my UtRe mAmy Kara whmt my bigrtx wUAd to me. ThA A Ae mbUlty to get good grmdem In mchool mod keep m clean room. I, Luna Hunter, hereby bequemA to Al Smochex, m Ufe-Rme mupply of Che- Che’x to Jemmie Ledemmm, I lemve mU of my Ave. To M.J.B. good luck mad hmve X gremt one! Thmakm to S.K., S.P., D.C., J.N., mad Colleea Morey. I, Wnco Hurch, hereby bequemA mtt Ae Rmem we got crmxy mod ended up In Mrm. Crmmpton’m clmmm. To Almo EveAmrt mad Tim Hewett. And to JIU mtt my Ave. Thmakm to Mr. Swmim for teaching how not to get m 502. I, Margaret Ana Imaoemmm, hereby bequemA R.K. mod K.S. m pmA beach, mmy you Amra to ume It right. L.L., Winnemuckm unite! K.S., I lemve you K.C. mad C. L.’m bomrdm. Hmve m fma ride. MomRy I Amve K.K. amd K.S. mtt my Ave mad Meadmhip. You guym are Ae gremtemt. I, Ivan M. Ibmrrm, hereby will to mU my Meodm of CHS, Pmyo, Earique VmAa- xuelm, I wimh goo luck. Mmmmdm, (Eatre terrta y terrundo mmtmroo un pmimrtto terrta me comlm Imm plummm y temado el pmjmrtto) AdAm Axxigom! I, Larry Johamoa, hereby Amve my talent for being conceited to G.S., J.B., and P.K. Maybe AA extra mklU wUI help them mucceed In Ae l tvre. AAo, thmakm to mU my Meodm, empecimlly K.G., for mil the mmpport. And to L.M., mmke your dremmm coae true! See you oa Broadway! I, Nancy Johamoa, hereby wUI to my UtRe mA mtmr mad Steve H. many wonder¬ ful timee at CHS. To C.S., L.L., J.G., mad D.T.- ”You emo’t be bemt!” Jeo hmve m good one. I’ll aUmm you! Marge, I Jumt Ave you, AmakmH LouAe, AmakmArAe bemt, I LOVE YOU!! I, Loulme, ’’Mmry,” ’’Marie” Johamoa, hereby bequemA to mtt Aitwre ASB, choir mad Drama ’’Geekm” a WONDERFUL Rme, to eome very mpeciml people: D. B.C., Terra, LmurA, Moalcm (HmU), Joe mr, MarfeRx, mod Amy • many thmakm for the Imughm mod gremt Rmem. mad to Nancy, Ae mblUty to Rod bmpplaemm everywhero ' - l Ave you mlwmym!! I, TmmI Johamton, hereby udU mil my good Rmem In band mad mtt my broken drum mRckm to BIG Steve. I’d Uke to teU Troy thmt he made my mealor year gremt. Kelly, remember the dmocew? Hm, Hm. John B. Remember Voam mhoem- $1.69? Hm, hm. Thmt wmm gremt! I, Phil Johamoa, hereby bequemA to T.J. two hemrm la which he can mee If he can hmve a better Rme Amn we did, mad I Amok Scott, Bobo, mod Tim for mil the good Rmem we had mod I hope to mee you A my Ufe after high mchool. I, Summa Johamoa, hereby wlU my talent, good grmdem to Iream Riedel mod Teremm Emery who molemy promlme to Uve up to the Imocer mptrtt. They mimo promimed Aey would to out unRI their 35 mad a mimo give mU my Ave to my bumbmod Edward AUea Johamoa. I, Ellberto Jurmdo, hereby will tftanJee to all the teacAere thmt helped me to mmke AA grmdumRoa a good mtmrt to my Aitnre. mod empecimlly to Mrm. Barry, who helped me m At mod gave me mpirtt to coaRaue In mchool. And I hope Amt mhe rememberm me. I, ffomy KmmItmukm, hereby wlU Aa Rmem to DmadyUoa mod MmrAa, I’m mure I’ll mee you on Sunmet. Watch me oa the aewm. L.L. mad C.S. thmakm for the frAodmhIp. Keep Aome Agm moving Lmur. R.Q. I’d give you M.T., but S.D. xfould gmg. (mpemkiog of ... ) Good Ack mm a mealor Ketty. I Ave you mil! I, KmAAea ”Amat D KmaA, hereby murreader wlA much eaAumAmm RM. to be M; a good crop of chlam men mad a mllUoo wAkm to bema mad wibl: mmdaemm, mumA, mad good Rmem to D.M., K.G., M.T., mad C..,JC; a permoami reading to Mr. ’’Silver Rox” MlUer; mad RamUy mifoec tn me rodxiam. I, Nancy Keen, hereby Amve LmurA Brophey mU my CHS mpirtt, I don’t know If you can hmadA It but I’m Amviag you my real AtelUgeat meoAr bookm, Ar whoa you get up there. Good Luck! WlA Ave, Nancy. I, Kmthertae Veataer, hereby wlU to my ’’UtRe” bro EddA mU my ”rmd” time at CHS pmrRem maybe yon 11 go domedmy, V.M. the rowdlemt Rmem of my Ufe ”D.A.” K.C. thmax for our memorAm VM. Chubbm! L.H. rexxember the H.D. K.K. Joe lifeguard! I Ave you mUU! J.W. Jmder! together mlwmym! I, SumA Kilpatrick, hereby bequemA all my An New Yemrm to SumA P. mod dremmm of Orange EAphmnA to Uadm B Jb memory of PmtR Ne an ’’The golfer mtlll mtmadm” To mtt my Meodm (empecimlly BUly Bob) Thmakm!! Sue mod Lytm GmrcA’m FOREVER! LDougKiAy, hereby Amve my meUowoemm mod coolaemm to may muper mpmmRc uadercimmmmmn whoneedmit, mod mAo mU my mupertor German mblUty to ChrA Krmmp. I, JIU Marnie Klein, being of demented mind mad feathered body hereby bequemA Ae foUowlog; to Jimmy (oo tmU Akem!) Shepard my nifty ”How to arrange the RoUlag Stonee Ar Choir Eximemblem”pocket hmadbook; the honor xf my komher preeence to Dmodllyoa xoRl ”tue mpmrtmeot” burnm down; mad SENIORS 83 ay pictmrm mmd n mu mm to Fnoco Zmf. Cloo, vm‘U I, Jtmmy Koyi, kormby boqmomtk Uoo ' tmrkoy Gorrmrd tke boot oi hack In mvory thing abo doom, Aloo to my boot Mend Mike Hendenoo tkonko for helping me get S . end J.G. And to all yom mgly jocko, I leave yom my dirty, omoaty, P.E. oockoim MODS RULEIIt I, Andrew Kreooln, hereby beqweath to Mr. Chavetta my color wheel and to my two little brothero the privlledge of being a oealor. And aloo to T.J. a brilow pad hat. I, Corey Ladd, hereby leave mdth no regreto. I, Richard T. Laroeo, hereby mdU my Rmblc o Cmbe to Chip Frey and my rmnning ohoeo to Smomt Byero. To Sean Rhead, my S.E.R.B., the memorleo of K RTL. To Mark Allen, who borromro my pen, and teoto, to Jim Blanklnohlp, who hao a reaoon to cheat, and to Andrew Def., da ., Pac., and Atari 800. The beat wloheo to yom aU. S3 RULESItl !, Bobo Lawrence, hereby beqneath all the timeo to party at any CHS event to T.J., Tom, Tony, my little brothero. Thanko Phil arnl Scott for everything. I eopeclally thank Tim for all the everyday partying oince the day we entered CHS. To Tereoa, I will all my love, forever. Later! I, Malena LeClaIr, hereby beqneath my thanko to Schane Barbomr for all the good timeo partying or Jnot looking for them. Aloo, to Schane I will all our llfegmardo, rockablllleo, (Butch and Spike), M.C.. J.D., the ability to otay off reotrlctlm and mootly Brian Setoer! To D.B., a pair of DoIRno that fit and to R.J., the ability to carry on with our tradition. S n M 4EVERtI I, Leolle LenocI, hereby mrltl to S.G. a yearo worth of chocolate chip cookleo. And to my little brother the ability to forge noteo. If he ever makeo It to High School! And to J.C. maybe oomeday you can beat me home. And to S.L. my driving ability. I, Denlae Llndmley, hereby mdll all of my beat mdmhea to 5.0. andthanka for all the help and confidence In cheer. StSS rulea! J.M.-Thanka for alwaya being there when I needed you. You re the beat!!! Good luck In Bhall. Make em bellevel SI and 32 will alwaya go togetherff! Huga and Klaaeal! I Love youHt I, Robin J. Upton, hereby bequeath the ability to Bud aomeone who really to my younger alaterm Andria and Uaa. To Troy, the laat Guerra, I hope you can protect youraelf from all thoae little girla. Grandpa, Grandma, Mom, Dad, Guy, Scott, Belinda, Marahee, Amirla, and Troy- l love you alwaya. I, Robert Land, hereby leave to my older alater S.K. My ability to Indulge and not to become a chronic drinker. And to D.P. all my talenta In art, what talonta In art I do have. I, Laurie Lynch, being of tired muaclea and atralned vocal chorda, hereby bequeath my endleaa houra of dedication to next year ' a Drill Team Captain. To Uaa and Jill, I leave a lifetime aupply of peanut butter and 99 cent doughnuta. And to Cary (dot) and Da vid (wink, wink) I give my endleaa thanka, love, and friendahip. G Bleaal I, Mary Mann, hereby bequeath to Mark B. all my love and alao “my love to you I give my heart. “ To my good buddlea J.C., KJ ., B.F., AJ , A.J., S.C., J.H., C.S., B.Y., R.T., M.M., M.T., and C.D. I, Mellaaa Lyn Markell doing thia at the laat minute, hereby bequeath my procraatinatimt erqtertiae and my lunch to Erique. Suaane, you get ANA. Nancy, my ability to atay Inconapicuoua at PteN Save. Brian, the coveted vanity aaterolda uniform. MimmI, Muffy: ofBclala forever! Chip, What can I aayf I love Utah! I, Steve Marahall, hereby will to TM., all the great timea we had while at CHS; to P.K., a lead In a muaScal; and to all underclaaamen, alwaya atrive for the beat, go for It, becauae you U never know what you can accompllah unleaa you try. I, Robin Marte, hereby will my good timea to my alater Rhonda and my little alater Uaa De Lm . To auxanne Elke I give my love and Mernlahlp always. Remember all the trouble we got Into? To my Mark! Uaa Stein, I will my happy memorlea of Paparaasla. Good Luck, Uaal! I. Laurie McDermott, hereby bequeath all the craxy, loveable daya at CHS to 1 Jo-beat pall J.R., RJK., L.B., CJi., J.T., A.M., B.S., L.J. -made life beautiful! Chad-baby alnger! Evelyu-you re aexy! CHS-I LOVE YOU! ASB thanka for J everythingl C.A.C.- Shep-luv yal ' I, Jimmy McGehee, hereby will all my broken drumhead and drum aUcka to Steve Hoard and hope that he tt find aomethlng to do with them! I alao wlab ! my fellow Bop, Eric Wllla, the beat of luck In the reat of hla high achool yean. I, Colleen Meehan, hereby will to the ASB Geeka of 83, my fondeat memorlea of my aenlor year; To my deareat CHS bud, Unda Brill (polo lover), the memorlea of ant-eaten, firemen, crying, and DIaneyland Prlaon; and to She- vaun, Kevin, Erin, and Michaela, all of my love for the beat yean to come. I, Chrla Mercado, hereby bequeath to L. Bromming, who lack taate In faablon, j my wardrobe; ToD. Brigga the power to lay off the guya; arnl laat bu not leaat, J to L. Sibley I leave all the good time (aauaage) and my friendahip. I luv u. I, Valerie Merkle, benby bequeath K.K. for the beat yean of my life at C fS. LL.U. “DJ . Rulea. You doo t know! C.C., who do you like today? K.C. beat ■J futun with T.S.I KJ . IL.U. “ala. TOC purple cowa?! Walk atr ht! “LL.U. S.T. “Iota! re “marry me ! (RAD) made It m I, Michael MUIa, hereby leave all of my achool apirit, old homework aaalgo- meata, and 1,000,000 (one million) carnly ban to my brother BUI. I, BUI Mlaaett, hereby leave. But aaide from leaving, I wUI my coUecOon of borrowed textbook to my brother, my height to Chipper (My God, he a abort), and my brain to Randy who reaUy need them. I alao would Uke to thank my mom for aU her help. I I, Lorraine Miranda, hereby will aU of my “good look to my little ala Rachel. All my my love to “J.M. and to Rhonda and Natalie a thanka for being there when I needed you, I love you buddlea! My next movie to Gina (Bo) and to Patti my laughing vayo. I, Suxanne Mixera, hereby bequeath my mualcal talenta to the choral depart¬ ment, my fun time to my upcoming Uttle ala Nikki, and K.G. thanka for all the i fun and memorlea. C.G thanka for being there to Uaten and thanka for the great timeal I love you — J.B. atay cool. 1 I, Chrla Mollnar hereby leave to Mark a watch (ao be woo t be tardy), to Jack ■■■ aome quarter (7-11), to aU the people who helped me, my gratitude. To my i aecret alater thanka a lot for the food. } 1, Mark Mottgaard hereby bequeath to the world my extremely high InteUI- gence, ofcourae which 1 wouldn t have acquired If I bad never apent my four year aentence here at the CHS madhouae. Any other aenlor who haa apent 4 year here know l m apeaklng aarcaatIcaUy, becauae we’re aU aa atupid aa when we came In. I, Ray Moralea, hereby leave my dirty, atlnky P.E. aborta to my brother. I alao leave to my brother thIa totaUy aweaome achool. 1 here leave “Gomer a pair ' ' of Army boot ao he’tt make It through boot camp. I, Bob Moea, hereby wUI my Gryme aet to J.P. aatf D.P. and S.S. 1, Dort Moore, hereby leave the hope that my doaeat friend L.W., K.K., P.T., K.S., S.P., R. W., and B.C. wUI aU arrive to the point that they wlah to reach, whether atiU together or apart. I, Caroline (Lellne) T. Moreno, being of aound aUnd and body, hereby be¬ queath to John artd Chrlatlne the car and my ability to make Mom aign a note. To J.P. and all underdaaa people my wonderftU grade . To all the gang, the mamorlaa we’ve had In the Car. I leave my everlaating love and friendahip to My Beat Buddlea, M.G, KJ ., R.T., J.N., and D.P. Sbaka Brab to aU you Aloha girla, you know who you are! I, Matt Morriaon, hereby leave thia achool In the atate of poat mortem. Keep you ymicka and vealavichea healthy. Beat wlahea to Barry and Sean, I mean Geddy and Alex. We’tt meet the world aomeday. Three hundred and Twenty on the paraaite Hat. Ita good to leave. See ya. I, Eric Murray, hereby leave to the achool baud my aympatby for all time we nailed you and thuraday night. I, Elaa Negrete, hereby leave all my good time to CHS, and all my claaa work and long paat claaaea. But one thing I really will give out la all my love, hope and dream to come true la laela Galvan. 1, Inger L. Nehoo, hereby will Steph B. G and T a In Palm Spring , Belvadear on the Bouldevard and apeclal friendahip Paul S. partying time and Padding¬ ton Bear. Robert B. “TIkl palma , my red feativaa timea to Amanda B. “ya achlocked? . Sue P. B-52 a and a million organic (woo) plant . I, Debbie “la-La Nicholaon hereby bequeath to: “la-ta -S.C. Cantaloupe , bee In ahorta, 6th diary, everlaating friendahip. Suey-wlll you go with me-—for tmne- keep “workin and I’ll “talk to ya ’. LH—’let’a marry B.S. and C.E. L.L.- Love You. Derek-Luck In 1995. Flageea are bad, we know It, we ahow It, atep-twirl-anap-fiaahl I, Daniel Nlelaen leave to Johnny U. My moat kind Byd, the beat time partying together. To Robert Bair, remember all the great timea on the aki alopea.To Ellaa Stabile, than for the love yoiiVa given to me. I, Nick Nordquieat, hereby bequeath all of Mr. Monce’a word to anyone who la willing to take It, the hope that the tradition of the Fluff Broa. will live on. the ho pe that no one elae will try to aurf on ahrooma. I, Joe Nunex, hereby bequeath CHS to the next generation of the Nunex family, Mario. The fiont aeat of the “Blue Ghoat’’to Cathy Molo. All the good time I’ve had In the “Blue Ghoat’ to all who have had the pleaaure, ar� d all my friend who haven’t yet had the pleaaure. I, Letical Ordonex, hereby leave to all the Raxa all my good time and for them all future happineaa. I, Kriatlna Pacheco, hereby leave all the fun memorlea with my acammer jammer friend Kappy and Kary, I drive toe beat oat of both of you! To Monique R.B.’a andMeo- rulea! “41 Vi beaneral To Diana all the fun timea we had cheerleading, not to mention other adventure ! And to my Froah ala Melina and my little alatera Jen and Auinly, may you never forget the DA V and may your High School year be the beat! I, David Kent Packard, hereby bequeath my croaa country, 440,880, and mile relay race to Warren Naugler and Don Cunningham. I alao donate my aurfing apot at Cherry Beach to the future generaOooa of ahwellera. Thanka Steve Sllberberger, for all the radical time we’ve bad together. Good luck ya’II. I, Craig Pahl, hereby will my auper Intelligence to my brother Todd, and the freahmen claaa. I bid CHS a happy good-by. I, Dana Patera, hereby bequeath all my broken pole and uaed riflea to Monica Roy. I alao leave all my Engllah I paper to lU’ ala Tereaa, and my aenae of humor to my favorite byd, Camille. I, Gloria Pax, hereby leave to all my friend like Irene and my alater Choy Leticia, and Sylvia all my happineaa and I will never forget all my good time that I had uflth Ramon Lopex. Well good luck to everyone. 1, Kappy Parker, hereby bequeath to my cool aurfer brother Joby great timea at CHS. Meredith Bench woo child!! and chi chia. Kriatlna (B.T.) Someifay you’ll be aa big aa ... Kary thanka for all the fun adventure . Freeway , wedding , dancea, au tenalon. Diana a kiaa on the ear. Frank the new look! I, Suala Parkinaon, 5ere6y mrlll more fan time at Garelaa to Lynn and Sue- Thanx for being my buda. —Sue eapeclally thanka for being arowKf when wild women with flying curling Iron come after me, and don’t let the black rock get you! To Jenny, I luv you but atop whining arid ball Frank. To Denlae, firat, I want your atomach and aecond, thanka a lot for bein’ around to goaalp w to. 7b Inluger Soil Pitta Purcell, may maoy organic thing grow In your weedy gxrdon of life, oh wow, and when the Lord bleaaea you mdth child birth, may your child be juat like our “beatfrlend’’ KrlatyO Oh heah, and Jane loyea you and life la “definitely happlnlng’’. Laat but not leaat, to Dana T., leave an unfinlahed bottle of Epeka and the open Invitation to come oi er and do aomethlog atupid with me—whenever — (Spying!?!) I, Mike Pennington, hereby leave to S.W., S.R., G.T., when you learn to ride, come aee me. To K.R., let’ catch alrl! To K.W. our 280-xx, to D.K., my for light . To B.G get a real truck!!!, and to T.K., my atreet need to be cleaned. I, Scott Peteraon, hereby leave all my “aeml uaed Toyota parta to anyone owneaa “RIoooyta’’and my “ThlaSlde Up’’bumper aticker to Nudeua. Seeya CM. Hot Thia KIda out of there. P.S.—C.P.D. can’t catcA me I, Richard Powell, hereby leave all my ap rtta to my alma mater, CHS. To D.B., I’ve known you aince grade one, and 1 hope never to mlaa your CHEERful face. The beat of luck to you. And to D.D. you’ve been a true Mend and a good Editor, keep In toocA. Good luck to all urtderclaaamen. Go Air Force!!! I, Roale Raymond, hereby bequeath all my good ttmea at SHC to peggy. Gall, and the claaa of ”84.’’ C.L., K.Y., N.W., G.R. etc . .. C.M., SJ}., P.S., A.S., A.B., S.S., D.B. get off the chicken (T.GE.M.) S.S. thanka for alwaya underatand- log. E.L. yo« Ve the aveeteatFroto. Lyaa “xa’’rmle. G.R. leg In the pUlowcaae. Thanka totheJ.V. Squad of 81-82, you’re the beat. J.C. Baah. N.W. Heave you to J.B. forever, good luck!! To B.M., a new arm for football, becauae I LUV YOU! And 1 alwaya mrlll. Good Luck alwaya. Catoy toanJta for being the beat frienda ever. C.B. atay out of toe 6oya bathroom! And to the BEST teacher I ever had at CHS. Dolorea Robertaon, Cathy Barry, and T.R. Robertaon, you’re the beat. Thank you for everydUng. I, Jill Reed, hereby bequeath my aexy eyea to Jackie, and my liatenlng ear forever to Laurie. Catoy, you get aU my fan mail! Good luck aa Senior Wendy and Ida, If you make It! To all girla at CHS who don’t have aomeone like Roy, I leave you my aympathy! 1, Becky Reichert, hereby will the beat of luck to the claaa of “83’’. To Alicia a facial thanka for all the fun time we’ve had and to Sam thank you for a yreat junior and aenlor year, you’re really apeclal to me. I love you. , David P. Reynold , hereby leave nothing to nobody. 1 aay bury everything with me; Including the drill team and Jleoee Hurah. I, Beth Rhoadea, 5ere6y mrlll to Megan W. the phonlo bath like ahower. B.R. Barbie doll) and Y.V., we finally made ltlD.M., K.B., and T.H. don’t have too much “fun”. Debra, younger men?!? Want your car, W.S.! To Manny and my brother Glen the beat at CHS (don’t get ao “alck’ !!!). I, Uaa Riley, hereby leave to Julie, whom I will never forget. For all our craay timea eapeclally running domm El Camino at 4 am, pretendiag we were car . To Rhonda, good luck. But moat of all, I leave my ve to Paul. May we alwaya be bappy la o«r fritore. I, Roaa Blvera, hereby leave to my alater Rachel, my brotoer Juan, and my couain Ceaar lota of too and good timea. And to my friend Angle, Tracy, Jeaaica, Chedeater, Lorraine, Tim Francia, and Matt the very beat In the totere. P.S. Tim keep cool and don’t be a$� ch an ANIMAL. I, Debbie Roelofa, hereby mriU to K.W., D.V., L.G, andD.T., aU the craxy and fun time together. Karyn “Go for toie rvooy Omea’ Moat of all, I want to thank Leif Atklaon for the beat timea of my life! “Eye of the Tiger Leif!’’ I LOVE YOU ALU! Thanka mom and dad! I, Virginia Robb, hereby bequeath all my love to Steve 5. for making my laat two yeare at CHS the beat. Love Yal Arad to Cheryl, all the fun time going to get froxen yopwrt. To Mlaay G, you ' re the beat alater a friend could have. Too bad our plana never came true. , Fred Rodenbach, hereby bequeath all my knowledge and talent to J.T.’a little bro. To my beat friend, ASB, thanka for the beat timea of my life. To C.A., R.A., R.S., M.M., B.S., and J.T., Ita been real, Ita been fun, Ita been real fun. Vb, tebaa How do you figya? I, Kym Rollo, hereby leave to all my frieoda all the great time I had. D.B. and C.M., did we cry much?? D.B. prom night rulea! Do you atU! have a acar? B.L., C.C.W. andR.W., I’ll trever forget our weird eacapadea. I love ya! And to M.M., I’ll alwaya love you. 1, Stephanie Safarik, hereby will to the junior claaa, the ability to have rad tiki partiea attd ride chlakena. Thatrka to ahtr for great forah. and froah year . To Diana, my beat buddy, thatrka for the criea, laugha, haircut atrdP.C. ... Hove you. Thanka aettlora. T.G forever. I, Carry Salvo, hereby will my alater Tammy all my hlatory rrotea atrd my moped. Laurie (mom), aank you for belrrg here to ahare the good timea and the bad. I love you! Bomy, remember? Wooootroy (AAAAl). Jimmy, thank you (HUG, puff). Laur, tt’a hlatory cheex-lta yummmi) Bye-bye CHS! I, Kriatin Albert, hereby leave to my alater Beth, our firrea bet ever. I know we’ll never forget all of our Beach Rutta when we trever made It back to 6th. To my brideamald, 1 leave all the craxy timea we had atrd thanka for being there. To C.B.S., f leave OUR aecret. I, Glen ServI, hereby bequeath to D.G. to get a real haircut atrd ahoea. Don’t worry I won’t tell anyone that you’re not from England. To S.L., L.L., I bet you vlah yoe were aa lucky aa T.L. To GR., Hove you. To my darling Tracy L. I’ll krve you forever. (Herman-n-Lucllle) I, Steven Charlea Sllberberger, hereby bequeath my apokrglea to all my teacher for the trouble Dave Packard atrd I have cauaed you over the year . Thanka for paaaing ua. “BYE HIGH SCHOOL CHECKS’’, “HELLO COLLEGE WOMEN!’’ e ya on the wave K. Walker. So tong purple and gold! I, Barry John Sinclair, hereby bequeath my trombone to the aewer where It belong . To any fool who wanta IL I bequeath my black baaa guitar and aome advice to Scott Fitxgerald, “Move aaide, the king will riae atrd overthrow you when you leaat expect It. ’ I, Mark Smethurat, hereby bequeath my excellent ability to rell to my alatera, Lytmie and Selina, to Kria I leave my Roll Royce to cbauHer me and Gina around In, to coach Galll the fruatratlona of the yearn to come, atrd to Gina I leave all my love. (Two timea he!!) I, Bridget Smith, hereby uilll to L.B. all our preat timea-aeven, acammer, polo. Uttle Bro-great partiea. Sla-my brother In 5 year , a preat aenlor year. Rip, Jeffy, Dew, Sla, Bro, ASB and friend at CHS-my ability to be FUN! P.P., B.A., chuckle! I LUV YOU ALUH! I, Anita Spatro, hereby bequeath to Ray, a preat aenlor year! Kriata and Danny- good hick! Thanka ASB and council, you’re preat. Tikl girla will live on, Watermehmal! SJ ., P.S., A.B., D.B., R.R., S.S., C.M.—TGFM-you guya are the beat! Cickeua, Paula-thanka for being the beat Mend and couain ever. Jill, Wayne. I, Paula Spatro, hereby will to Ita atrd Stephanie a big “Thank You’’ for mtaking my high achool year the “Beat”! Stephanie, yon ' re a preat locker partner. 4alta yon thIelfICary, that’ Gilbert atrd Junior atrd ... To the “Tikl Girla’’, atrawa and amaahed temple rule, ao doea “Tikl Punch ! TGFMa are preat And ao la Palm Spring “I love ya CHS!!’’ I, Stuart Splegelberg “apudly’’, hereby leave the tradition of “Fred” to the junior claaa, my old parking apace to Scott, (keep them Urea amoking). To Dan I leave the th raa h e r po and Ita old oil apota on toe campna. And John I leave all my hangover atrd bnmonta. Bikera Forever!! I, Gary Star, hereby leave to Ray, an unuaed bottle of Vlalne, to Patty, a lifelong aupply of rou g e and plenty of dry towel . To Bnrh, a bottle of whlp- off. To Matt, Kevin, andBuah the beatofhtck alwaya. Lord know you’ll need It, atrd I ain’t craxy MANM 1, Suxanne Gayle StebelakI, being of open mind atrd aound proportiotra, here¬ by bequeath to Chuck Moreno my “auhtle’’ approach to flirting, to Mr. Pool and Mr. Miller 1 leave my happy amlle and 7th period for jogging, atrd to Muffy Mamaux my eternal gratitude for Hrowing me a life with Ice cream. I, Kelly Stager, hereby bequeath to Ml, “Stapley’a’’board and Lowlea. ToK.K. chineae fo at the beach. For P.F., a date wlthR.B. (love thatnoee!). ToUW., bouncing weeblea. To D.M., hipa. To CM., a mink whip. To Tom SeUeck, anything he want ! And to all yon ehicaa a amper-dooper-pooper-acopper full of lovelF I, Tammy Stevenaon, hereby will all my U.S. Hlatory and Government paper to my little alater Undo, becauae ahe will need all the help ahe can get. 1 alao leave my abandoned car to anyone who can break In. I, Mellaaa Sveeney being of dirty mind atrd amntty month, hereby bequeath all the luck In the world to my baby alater (“Ella”, ahe’U need It! All my love atrd friendahip to Jo Clancy, you freckled pup you. Atrd to Erin and Denny all my beat wlah for a totnre on Broadway. Ftaatty, to Monica Hall, THANKS! I, Cecilia Marla (La-La) Sxekerea, hereby will all of my krve and happineaa to all my pala. I krve yaa To my beat B-U-D-D-l-E Joann-thanka for all thoae preat craay timea we’ve had. Oh! Don’t forget all thoae mdld timea In ReooH My La-La!! Wo- h o-ho- h o!ll Qaaa of 83-beat of htckl I, Joel Tarman, hereby bequeath to Chrla, toe ability to catch a wave; the Timotroxyde Bamd (TCO) my valuable voice; ASB my leaderahip ability; JM. atrd L.M. my jokea; Mr . Roaaman my patience; A.M. a true friend; ASB all the great timea had. I, Vee Thiel, hereby leave here In a atate of total Intoxication. To Paul, David, Bobby and Johnny, keep the aurf up amf atay craxy. Thanx to Holly, Steve R. and Lonnie when I needed a friend. AU my krve to Brett, who underatand . BHB. Party Hardy! I, Patricm TIbbela, hereby wlU to Cbtoy Molo the laat night of anmmer ”82’’. To R.B. a lifetime aupply of pony’a for the van. To R.S., Jj ., S.M., R.R., and D.M., may the apIrIt of the Dutch Maater alwaya Jive on. Finally to K.K. the ability to alwaya get hit by rocka! I, Roaalva Torrea, hereby wiU to Michael Brumback aU the luv and dream that we once ahared. 1 atUI luv u. To Mlaay everything we’ve ever ahared throughout the year , hope we atick together 4 ever luv U. To my bro, Joae, I wlah u a good aenlor year at Carlabad, make the beat of It! To Mickle, good luck la the coming year atick to footbatt no matter what To the garrg thanka for everything! I luv u I, Angle Toyner, hereby mdU aUmy charma with the guya to Tirea Weaver; to Jerri, I love you Uttle ala! AU my krve Corey Weatl Good luck to my Uttle bro RonM and the claaa of 89. Chillout Pam, Vick, Suaan, Traci, Keatha! Layace Tina Marie and Weda good health to the band!! I krve ya fiutealU Uaa A. how’a your baket? To aU my frienda, I krve yaU I, Bob Tuck, hereby bequeath my car trunk to the T.C. twin and Bob and Andy thanka for aU the frm timea. And to Shelly Heave 8St to get a new key. I. Denlae Turner (Neece), hereby bequeath my good grade to aU the Carlabad Local who want and need them deaperately! See ya at the beach , Jack Ukegawa, leave aU my quarter to MM, my beat jokea to Scottie, my truck to the SD Mnaenm of Art, my gray hair to any purrker aouvenlr hunter, and my Superman tape to anyone with taate. I, John Urioategul, hereby leave my Porche to KJt. remembering the Free¬ way. To NIelacum Heave my right rroatrU, and to Boyd my mom’a baaketbaU court, and lung . 1 wlah the beat tor the beat alater In the woHd, and aU my krve to K.M. I, Antonlette Valle, hereby bequeath the beat of ly luck to everybody who take French parce-que ce tangue n’eat paa facile. Julio (Uttle bro) If you ever come back to thia achool - STUDY!!- and Angellca-remember that Saturday night we went walking to the beach? Poor Joel! We never do anythin bad-do we? I, Scott Van Horn, hereby bequeath to Suxamre aU the hagqrlneaa and memo¬ rable timea that were ahared. To Uaa, the biggeat towel ahe can firrd. To Katherine, aU the chubblneaa that ahe never had. To Phi., Bobo, and Tim, thanka for aU the good timea. To Andy, remember, It’a totally bogua. I, Thereaa VlUarreal, hereby leave my good took , brain-ha ha- to my Uttle, 1 mean little cuxin Angle Valle, keep up that Lancer Irlt, I made It , Yvonne VIra, hereby bepueath all my krve to Tim Millet! Good luck In the year to comer CG. andR.V. at “CHS” And a big thanka to Uaa Broamiog for all the good timea we had!! Good luck In year to come! 1, Geeta Vyoa, hereby bequeath all my daya of partying and experience to the on coming claaaea, and aU my daya of aittittg In Monce’a office. I, John Van De Walher, hereby bequeath to aU thoae eager young freahman I leave my Joy IMvIaloa Record and my God aave the Queen T-ahIrt. Alao, my Sid Slnga pouter. I, ShaH Ward, hereby wUI my topapin forehand to W.M., hoping one day we will pet a better backhand! To Uaa, I wiU you my vocabulary to aay Sheri The right Way! Paige (“the Ready’ ’’) your friendahip haa meant a krL and maybe one day 111 find a cute TENNIS ravlole! 1, Karyn Wataon, hereby leave to D.R., L.G, and K.G, our illegal m and m breakfaata, DebbI thanka for the memorlea Von make It hurt ao good!’’ To Jimmy and David two huge 0a, to Ulllan a chl-chl “cupcake”, to CM., I leave Roy Angel. Robert, “1 krve You’l” I, Kevin Francia IVhaleo, hereby wU! to Matt a cold ahower for aU thoae dry, hot, timea. To Buah a bottle of whip off, may you never be whipped again. Gary, caU me though, OK? To Joaephine, aU the TDa I acored. Vaa-y. L.L.L. Right! Up, chuck, and Dl? 831 aticka. JYD rulea. See ya. I, Lara WUte, hereby leave aU my achool Mt to my Uttle alater Megan and to Drake Hunter, Mark Mollnar, and Paul Bonagura. I, Wayne WUaon, hereby leave to my brother Pat mekmhead and LA. Anita Him J.N., D.G, B.R., S.D., you jaUblrda. Helrooo AB play with aticka much. I love you Cathy Molo. I’U mlaa you. GD. love you alwaya. CHS la RADM I, Tracy WIekllnakI, hereby bequeath to my younger brother Cnrtto my teat paper hoping he’U do better on them thanmyaelf. ToaU the underc laaam e n , good luck In thia pit and moat of aU to my frienda “claaa of 83” Thank God “I’m not a number anymore. I, Uaa Woxnlak, hereby bequeath my unaouod mind and alinky amlle to ala 0. IV., beeaneaa, anta elbow, elephanteara to Rubberahoe, blonde hair to Tatty mouae, littered teoolea to Val H, harmonloua voice “I’m freakinout” to 0orltoaJ, height and bananaatickera to mamawibikk. To my apeclal buda- DMPFKKKS(B), thanka! I love you aU-fiahhooka forever!! I, Brian Young804942, hereby bequeath to aU my (good) frieoda the beat of luck aitd only the beat of luck! To my couain Slna, thanka for eveiytolnp you ' ve done for me-l love ya Kuxm To S. 0erby thanka for aU thoae cake and punch partiea! (yeah rlghtU) I, Natalie Zataray, hereby bequeath all my “good” timea to all that attend CHS. And beat of att my two beat of frienda Lorraine M. and Rhonda H., and you two know where waa when I waan ' t with you at achool, with my love on the “Phone” for? GOD BLESS ALL I, Mike “Buah”Laraen bequeath to Matt S. the buahmobUe ao he wiUhave a ride home at 3-00 In the morning. To Gary S. a glow Inthekeyaohe can pet In hla houae after a long night anJ to Kevin W. my height, apeed and a bag of Snarol.JYDIV81. I, KrIa Prior, leave my “alater”LS.-P.T., S.S.-T.T. (and vice vernal C.L, A.K. J. H. - my ability to play quarter . J.G, LP.LS., KM., JM. - beach party In the parking lot much?!! Bruce all my picture of M.W. Kim- my car (good luck). Gina - our friendahip, “Squeexe”, Mark. To all my frienda, I love ya. O 43 Best AH Around Diana Bridges - Jack Ukegawa 1959 Barbara Peto Bill Gerken LASBCER i ' i f 1958 1 Most Service To School Sharon Wilson - Alex Reza Roy Angel Linda Brill Mos Valuable To Ti Scho Carole Bennett Gary Hauso Proudest Lancers Mike Mills - Cathy Molo Best Looking Diana Bridges John Batchelder 1961 Ted Steger - Virginia Acuna 45 est Nancy Johnson Karl Kistler B Dressed Perry Little Marilyn Bennett Paula Spano Jimmy Koyl Talent of 83 Reggie Smith Laurie McDermott Prominent Madeline Mamaux Anita Spa no Jack Ukegawa 1964 - Most Likely to Succeed Stefanie Christiansen Richard Salisbury Sports Superstar Robert Stromberg Heather Christ 1966 Ronnie Russell Pat Starks Class I Clown Amanda Boyington Mike Larson Matt Sims | 4 « . Dr. Beverly Bosak Mr. Donald Poo! Most Likely To Destroy Cassanovas Suzanne Stebelski John Uriostegui Lynn Hunter Matt Morrison Teachers Of The Year OHS. 1st Teacher Of The Year - 1962 1968 Wittiest Joan Munoz Robert Trejo Kary Miller Dan Nielsen - 0 Most Desired To Be Alone With On A Deserted Island 1966 Car of the Year Jack Morgan - Mustang Wkl HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CALIFORNIA SCHOLASTIC FEDERATION This years House of Representatives was made up of students from Period 3 classes. The House of Reps was headed by A.S.B. Vice-President Linda Brill. They were responsible for a monthly bulletin which outlined s tudent activities, fund raising sales such as stuffed animals and Easter eggs and these Reps served as the head delegates for the A.S.B. Nominating Conventions in April. The California Scholastic Federation is a state wide orga¬ nization for students who accumulate 10points on a scale of A= pts, B— 1 pt, C= O. These points are given only for five solid academic courses. This year Mrs. Carolyn Over¬ bay was assisted by Mrs. Helene Dodd In sponsoring the club. Club officers for 1982 83 were Pres.-Bob Stoffey, V.P.-Diane Gaiser, Sec.-Dan Schlenhuber, Treas.-Fate- mah Rajah, Publicity-Nina Gladir. House of Reps Members ■ Top Row - Alodle Spires. Lori GsrbowskI, Judy Cook, 2nd Row - Nancy Vosbargb, Jennifer HIppe, Coco MacPherson, Kris Prior, 3rd Row - Krista Kreppa, Melina Pacheco, Linda Brill, Erin Wrisley, Kevin Paine. 4th row • Kim Giro, Tam! Johnson, Romy Kamitsuka, Mike Mills, Ida Rowe. Group Picture - L-R - Andrew Fu, Boh Stoffey. Lisa Woanlak. Amy Wrench, Dan Schlehuber, Rommy Velea. Nina Gladir, Suaanne StebelskI, Fatemah Rajah, Jim Here¬ dia. Dteae Galaer. MARCHING LANCERS PARADE THROUGH SUCCESSEUL YEAR Once egein the Marching Lancer Band waa involved In many off campus activities that brought them recognition In the county. In marching concert awards the band took 3rd place In the Mission Viejo Review In November and 3rd place In the Calif, Band Review In late November. They placed 7th at the All-Western Review and 4th In the Oceanside Christmas Parade. They actively performed around the county and city taking part In the Lancer Day Parade, Santa s Welcome to the Plaza Camino Real Mall, gave a Christmas Concert at C.H.S., held solo and ensemble festivals and band and orchestra festivals, gave a spring concert and took a spring tour to San Francisco. The band supported the Lance Football team at every Friday home game and gave supurb half-time shows. They could also be seen at each Pep Assembly. This years Drum Major was John BoJarskI and the Band Director Mr. Bob Kendrick. Top Row: David Reynolds, Andrea Burr, Christina Ybarra, Christine Moreno, Gina Van Cleave, Kelly Ackerson, Carrie Ackroyd, Karla Baete, Tiffany Pattlson, Susan Hall, Beth Stalder, Cindl Beath 2nd row: Jenny Russell, Larry Marlatte, Kevin Gransbury, Robert Rizya, Barry Sinclair, Scott Weeks. Chris Hammerbach, Kelli Weeks. Beth Shirra 3rd row: Kristi Ackerson, Shannon Dietor, Joe Kressin, Richard Campa, Jeff Gerringer, Joe Eckles, Glenn Cunningham. Crandy Pearce, Robbie Sherrard, Monica Martinez, Laura Fletes, Donna Vollbrecht 4th row: Kathy Telles, Karla Robinson, David Hoard, Mario Garcia. Vince Jimno, Mitchell Straub. David Caldwell. Troy Jennings, Scott Campbell, Suzie Sawyer, Eddie Faasamala, Todd Schroder, Laura Pomeroy, Kim Steen, Dawn Childers, Cheryl Fink Sth row: Starr Briseno, Nancy Johnson, Doris Wagner, Diane Galser, Andra Stalder. Jesse Conklin. Wendy Williamson. Marla Rozanskl. Steve Matsul. Robin Larson. Spencer Caldwell. Amanda Harris. Mandy Gardner, Mickey TIngstrom, Tammy Salvo, Tlllle Negrete, Tracy Baker 6th row: Kim Clusman, Cary Salvo, Rhonda Hauser, Leah Conklin. Kim Pomeroy. Angle Joyner, Rebecca King, Barbara Otis, Kim Kollgaard, Laura Warden, Laura EJtzey, Janine Decker, Debbie Demedicis, Irene Garda, Dawn Peterson 7th row: Julie Gifford. Romy Kamitsuka. Monica Roy, Dana Patera, Paul Hlnlker, Steve Hoard. Tam! Johnston, Beth Bowers. John BoJarskI. Todd Collins. Tracy Wachter. Mark Granich. Keith Kalmuloa. Jim McGehee, Laurie Lynch, Dee Dee Trejo Sth row: Alanna Henson, Stephanie Johnston, Layne Walters, Robin Watts, Renee Hirsch, Renee Balassa. Dana Thomas, Lana Rogers, Mary Davidson. Marla Apodaca. Samantha Good. Debbie Nicholson. Cecelia Szekeres Drum Major: John BoJarskI, Drill Team Capt,: Laurie Lynch. Drill Team Lts.: Julie Gifford A Romy Kamitsuka, Short flag Capt.: Debbie Nicholson, Short flag Lt. Layne Walters, Tall flag Capt.: Beth Stalder. Tall flag Lt.: Kristi Ackerson, Majorette: Samantha Good, Lancer, Todd Collins. Squires: Beth Bowers A Tracy Wachter. 52 I fv a-A 9 1 f - ' . . ■| AmtJmmm !i i ■£ i Y DRILL AND FLAG TEAMS EXCEL IN 82-83 The Lancer Drill and Flag Teamm are an Intregal enpport unit to the C.H.S. Marching Lancer Band. The girla In these unite train long and hard for the many awards and performances they gave aroutrd the county. The girls drill team took superior awards at U.S A. Spirit Camp, 3rd place at the Calif. Band Review and a 1st place at the Oceanside Christmas Parade. They were also Involved In competMorts at Huntington Beach, West High, Saddle¬ back High, Arroyo High, Katella High and the Miss Drill Team U.S.A. Page 54; Drill Team - Left to right, front to back - Lt. Romy Kamitsuka, Capt. Laurie Lynch. Lt. Julie Gifford, Irene Garda, Star Briseno, Cary Salvo, Nancy Johnson. Tracy Baker. TUI Negrete, Dawn Peterson, Kim Clusman, Dawn Childers, Karla Robinson, Donna Voll- brecbt, Jen! RusseU, Laura Fletes. Not pictured - Cheryl Fink, Majorette - Samantha Goode, Squires • Tracy Wachter, Beth Bowers, Lancer - Todd Collins. Page 55: Short Flags • Capt. Debbie Nicholson, Lt. Layrtle Walters. Stephanie Johnson, Cecilia Siekeres, Alatma Henson. Not pictured - Dee Dee Trejo. Tatt Flags - Capt. Beth Stadler, Lt. Kelly Ackerson, Andrea Burr. Karla Baete, Gbu Vandeave. Carrie Ackroyd. Tiffany PatUson, Susan HaU. Banner Carriers • Robyn Watts. Renee HIrsch. Renee Balassa. Dana Thomas, Lana Rogers. Mary Davison. Sarah Torres, Marla Apodaca. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS S2-S3 Varsity cheerleaders - Nanette Waller, Cathy Mollo, Debra Dewhurst, Geri Reid, Jill Reed, Kathleen Burnette, Betsy Peila, Shelley Doose, Diana Bridges (Captain), Megan White. 56 -irh ♦ Kim Manning, Heather Ernes, Mary Whalen, FROSH CHEERLEADERS Peggy Raymond, Linda Gamelin, Lynne Smethurst, Hedi Runs- void, Lisa Lipton Blanca Kam, Jackie Clary, Wendi Whitley 58 CH.S. CHORAL GROUPS The Choral Music Department of C.H.S. continued in the great traditions of the past with a banner year. There were more than 50 performances throughout Southern California, including outstanding festival performances by each group. CHOIR Top Row - L-R - Jiii Breitenbach, Aiodie Spires, Lisa Wozniak, Peter Tingstrom, Todd Lash, Joe Jezek, Eric Redd, Greg Fiorian, Steve Marshaii, Brian Conn, Robert Rizya, Rick Berg, Roy Angei, Noemi Barber, Lana Rogers, Juanita Preciado, Joan Rice, Cyndie Peterson, Dana Farhnam; Second Row - Juiie Johnson, Kris tin Sauerborn, Laura Hatch, Jim Heredia, Joe Bear, Nick Banche, Brent Eiizey, Ryan Houser, David Reynolds, Denny Newell HI, Eric Dworshak, Jimmy McGeehee, Chris Giro, Renee Balassa, Wendy Williamson, Laurie Whitmer, Lisa Whitmer, Leah Morris, Melody Packard; Third Row • Robyn Watts, Annette Reed, Lisa Braitscb, Pamela Bryson, Cully Andrews, Kathy Ernes, Jennifer Backman, Laurie Lynch, Laurie McDermott, Monica Coronado, Betty Faasa mala, Suzanne Stebelski, Larry Johnson, Shari Shapiro, Stefanie Angel, Becky Packard, Charla Shelley, Tanya Tietz, Tammy Steven¬ son; Bottom Row - Gina VanCleave, Tracy Wachter, Nancy Vos- burgh, Pat Kellet, Karen Meyer, Kim Giro, Leahne Bowen, Joan McGrath, Louise Johnson, Nancy Lahaise, Jill Klein, Gregted Stew¬ art, Laurie Grabowski, Amy Wrench, Kathy Loukatos, Vanessa Si- das, Jackie Clary, Julie Boncer. Not pictured - Suzanne Mizera. CHAMBER SINGERS - Top Row - L-R - Joe Bear, Leanne Bowen, Betty Faasamala, Louise Johnson, Laurie McDermott, Jill Klein, Jennifer Backman, Karen Meyer, Cully Andrews; Middle Row - Su¬ zanne Stebelski, Todd Lash, Chris Giro, Roy Angel, Steve Marshall, Larry Johnson, Kim Giro, Nancy Lahaise; Front Row - Monica Coro¬ nado, Joan McGrath, Pat Kellet, Greg Stewart, Laurie Lynch. Not pictured - Suzanne Mizera. r u li PROVIDE RICH, MUSICAL VARIETY TREBLE CHOIR - Top Row - Michelle Rae Collins, Barbara Otis, Holly Runsvold, Yvette Jarrard, Susan Byers, Pamela Jordan, Deborah Wozniak, Lisa DaLuz, Caren Hasselo, Jen¬ nifer Berry, Erika Bertotti; 2nd Row - Holly Winans, April Alvarez, Michelle Roncone, Jennifer DeDiminicantanio, Ra¬ chel Rogers, Anne Sagnimini, Irene Riedel, Caroline Ling, Lisa Lipton, Mary Kate Banche; 3rd Row - Sharilyn Sawyer, Kim Sherman, Melina Pacheco, Tiffany Kueny, Lynne Smethurst, Tanya Roudebush, Melanie Hintz, Nancy Vas- quez, Donny Vallone, Shelly Gould, Heidi Fenner; Seated - Linda Chen. MIXED CHORUS - Top Row - Belinda Martin, Kayla Kryger, Kim Jackson, Rene Timberlake, Elizabeth Alvillar, Jody Hawkins, Jill Decker, Lynn Loduca, Row 2 - Cindy Calkins, Gina Russell, Teresa Emery, Helen Johnson, Alex Delossan- tos, Chad Holland, Kevin Payne, Lisa Gonzales. Row 3 - Rachel Miranda Julie Brown, Pam Cort, Michelle Dupont, Angie Valle, Sean Sherrard, Christa Krepps, Nellie Meyer; Kneeling - Scott Drier, Jeff Todd, Warren Naugler. Not pic¬ tured - Onalea Hollis, Cecilia Cervantes. 59 STAGE JAZZ BAND The Carlsbad High School Jazz Stage Band once again took an active role in performing at festivals and competitions. The Jazz Band performed at Chaffey College, Fullerton Col¬ lege, Southwest College and the Reno International Festi¬ val. Performances also took place at Christmas and at the annual Spring Concert. The Stage Band once again made guest appearances at the C.H.S. A.S.B. talent show and at That Pizza Place. Top row Tami Jobnoton, David Keyoolda. JoH Gerrlnger, Robbie Sberrard, Scott Fltager- ald, Sbannoa DIeton, Crandy Pearce, Jim McGebee, Rick Werner, Laura Pomeroy. Middle (aitting) - Kevin Grartebury, Scott Weeke. Front (sitting) - Troy Jenninge, Jerri SteInmuaL Reggie Smitb, Vince JImreo, Scott Campbell, David Caldwett. Not pictured - Nancy Lat talee, Kim Pomeray, Bamy Sitrclair, Erick LIngInfelter. 60 PPKi- ORCHESTRA 1983 Orchestra Members • Front Row - L-R - Ms. Mead, Jim McGeHee, David Shearen, Jenny Wedmore, Bridget Dolkas, Kim Fitzhugh, Erin Nelson, Bob Florian, Sherman Andrews; Second Row - Mary Man, Ida Rowe, Carol Logsdon, Heather Jensen, Holly Boone, Kelly Duley, Laura Heritage, Yeung Cho, Audra Fuller, Eric Parker; Third Row - Tia Begg, Becky King, Cathy Florian, Spencer Caldwell, Beth Shira, Shannon Dietor, Robbie Sherrard, Cindy Beath, Scott Campbell, Scott Fitzgerald, Karen Nissen. A M E R C A N F E L D 62 5 E R V I C E A.F.S. (American Field Ser¬ vice) is a club designed to promote face-to-face cultur¬ al exchange between foreign students and C.H.S. For those families fortunate enough to host our foreign students, an in-depth oppor¬ tunity to better understand a person of a different cul¬ ture is provided. For those C.H.S. students who are for¬ tunate enough to travel and live in a foreign country for a summer or a year through the A.F.S. program, the ex� perienee adds a dimension to their lives that will never be forgotten. In short, A.F.S. Is people meeting people! A.F.S. Club members - First Row - Anne Sagnimeni, Beth Stadier, Eric Redd, Mahrenya Migaez, Susan Byers; 2nd Row • Leah Conklin, Kristin Kottel, Diane Gaiser, Robyn Watts, Wendy Williamson, Rommy Valez, Brent Ellzey. 3rd Row - Monica Roy, Be van Iredell, Karren Nis¬ san, Sabrina Chaddock, Tania Ngapo, Mr. Laubscher (advisor), Linda Beattie, Mimmi Hammen- bach, Rick Berg, Ryan Hauser, President Brian Conn, Greg Florian, Hamilton Ngapo, Joe Bear. A.F.S. Officers - L-R - Georgina Fernandez, Monica Roy, Karen Nlssen, Joe Bear, Brian Conn (president), Sabrina Chaddock, Ryan Houser, Tania Ngapo, Hamilton Ngapo. Sitting - Anne Sagnimeni, Robyn Watts, Wen¬ dy Williamson, Tateo Oishi. Foreign Exchange Students - Georgina Fernendez • Philippines, Hamilton Ngapo - New Zealand, Mimmi Hammenbach Sweden, Linda Beattie Australia, Karen Nissen W. Germany, Tateo Oishi - Japan, Tania Ngapo - New Zealand. TATEO OISHI - JAPAN Since came to Carlsbad at the end of July, 1982, have met so many people that I cannot remember all of their names. But, it is true that there are so many more people whom I don’t know and who don’t know me. Therefore, for those who don’t know me ... lam Tateo Oishi from Saitama, Japan, spending a year with the Bear family in Carlsbad. I have done many things here and I have found some favorite things to do. One of them is a school life at Carlsbad. I found some similarities and many differ¬ ences between an American school life and a Japa¬ nese one. You can choose classes and teachers much more than we can. And you have some Interesting classes we don’t have, such as photography, comput¬ er, drama, etc. I could find many differences in other school activities too, such as sports club and games, homecoming and lunch assemblies. And I like these differences. But the most Important thing In my school life at C.H.S. is having new friends and good teachers who help me. Since they are very kind and friendly, and I like my new friends as much as my friends in Japan. Next I want to express my feeling to this city, Carls¬ bad. During the first two months, almost everything in this city was strange to me: people, languages, cus¬ toms, views. Of course, some of them were not strange at a glance, yet I found differences in the details later. But now, most of what I have exper¬ ienced are not strange any more. Some streets and views looks as if had seen them for a long time. In conclusion, I like this city next to my own one. I have not completed my year In Carlsbad yet, but this year will be the very best. want to say “Thank You” to these who gave me thiswonderful year: A.F.S., C.H.S., my new friends, and especially my new family - the Bears. LINDA BEATTIE - AUSTRALIA I have thoroughly enjoyed every minute of my stay in Carlsbad. I have seen many different and interesting places since I’ve been here. School Is Interesting and fun. I like how everybody gets so involved. There are also a lot of extra-curricular activities which enjoy. Everyone has been extremely friendly to me both at home, school and In the community. My family Is love¬ ly; they’re really great people. Living In another coun¬ try Is one of the greatest experiences can think of and I’m glad I had the chance to participate in A.F.S. and come here. Everyone I’ve met has been Just lovely in making me feel so comfortable and I’m sure I’m going to enjoy my years htay in Carlsbad. Ann Meyer Asst, Treas. Roy Angel President Jack Ukegawa Board Rep. CH.S. ASSOCIATED 64 trie McDermott udent Comm. Fred RM Student Cully Student § ncli J ■a Ticor 9S Pres. David Frosb. Cla hlk STUDENT BODY COUNCIL The C.H.S. A.S.B. council once again served an active role in the school as they put on indoor and outdoor pep assemblies, ran the after game dances, the Backwards Dance, Sat. Night Live assembly, the annual Talent Show, a new event - the Air Bands and the major A.S.B. activity - the C.H.S. A.S.B. Nominating Conventions and com vention dance. The council was also re¬ sponsible for overseeing the financial accounts for the dubs organizations and sports teams at C.H.S. 65 4 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club is now in its 4th year at C.H.S. It is the fund-raising and activities arm of the Drama Dept. Students work on productions in order to earn membership in the international Thespian Society, Troupe 1519. This years officers are Joan McGrath-President, Erin McCarthy-Sec. Treas., Kaja Hoiland-V.P., Don Newell-Historian. Our activities for 82-83 included: trips to Mira Costa J.C. productions, the DTASC Fall and Shakespeare Festivals in Los Angeles, Look Homeward, Angel, the SCETA High School Theater Festival January 15, Advanced Drama Showcase Jan. 21 and 22, Holiday Story Theater by the Drama One class on Dec. 9, sponsorship of the Taculty show , participation in the spring musical, the exciting year-end awards ceremony. Eight Drama Club members went to New York City with Mrs. Hail during Christmas i aca iofi to see Broadway shows. This year’s group is the most high spirited ever, with enthusiasm and energy in abundance. The Cultural Arts Center has been a great opportunity, the Drama Club is expanding to give students more chances to perform. Top Row - L-R - Kip Cothram, Lana Rogers , David Scott, Kim Pollock, Lisa Gibas, Cindy Madvig, Eric Redd , Melissa Sweeney, Kristin Seibert, James Moore. Bottom Row - Judd Stapleton, Wendy Williamson, Robyn Watts , Greg Florian , Larry Johnson, Joe Bear , Louise Johnson, Eric Arseneau, Amanda Boington, Don Newell , Roy Angei, Jo Clancy, Erin McCarthy , Joan McGrath , Stacy Rayburn , Mark MoIIgaard. Indicates members of International Thespian Society. MECHA CLUB The MECHA Club (Movimiento Estudianti de Chicanos de Atzlan - Movement of Chicaao students of the Southwest) was organized In September of 1982. The group Is affiliated with MECHA high school and college groups from all over the state. Providing opportunities for high education for Chicano students is the basic goal of the organization. Activities include opportunities for exposure to Institutions of higher learning, field trips to observe successfal Chicano business people in action and fund raising activities for the purpose of providing ■ scholarships for Chicano students. The Club has been extremely active and successful this year. Weekly meetings were held every Wednesday at noon. Fund raising activities have included car washes, candle sales, and a dance. In November, 25 members of the Club participated in an all day conference at San Diego State University. Many renounded Chicanos were on hand to speak Including Jesss Macias from Channel 8 T. V. The C.H.S. Mecba Club was Invited for a tour of Channel 8. Top Row • L-R - Humberto Gonzalez, Angel Alcantar, Juan Ibarra, Jose Luis, Alfredo Gonzalezt Julio Valle, Orlando Salinas, Manuel Villarreal, Miguel Ricardo, Miguel Loreto, Enrrique Alvar¬ ado, Frank, Jesus Torrez; Bottom Row • Advisor Mrs. Dolores Robertson, Delia Presiado, Advisor Mrs. Dixon, Soledad Carriedo, Maria Carriedo, Juanita Presiado, Gloria Paz, Irens Garcia, Silvia Garcia, Belen Sidon, Beatriz Arellano, Patty Torrez, Lupe Salasar, Jesus Pax, Carmen Alvarez. Not Shown: Alberto Arellano, Mario Gonzalez, Jorge Gonzalez, Let! Ordonez, Rosarro Cruz, Elsa Negrete, Isela, Galvan Herminia, Sonia Sanches, Carlos Galvan, Elia Her¬ rera. Officers: President - Delia Preciado, V.P. - Juan Ibarra, Sec. - Elsa Negrete, Treas. Juanita Preciado, Sylvia Garcia, Publ. • Irene Garcia. Ski Club officers Kappy Parker, Tammy Brown, Mike Bandemer and Kary Miller have worked hard to pro¬ mote the Easter ski trip to Colorado. The club expected a larger-turn-ever turn out. Mr. Bill Isaacs was the advi¬ sor. Mike Bandemer, Tammy Brown, Kappy Parker, Kary Miller, Kristina Pacheco, John Doe, Tanya Rouda- bush The C.H.S. Surf Team was once again an active dub competitiveiy as they were involved in weekend surf contests against schools from around San Diego County. Team members were: Sid Toed, Joby Parker, Craig Linkowski, Chris Ad¬ ams, Robert Tunstait, Eric Spitzer, Todd Pahl, Mark Campbell, An¬ drew Henderson, Pat Dunn and Scott Dominquez UJ S s K C L U B s c U L R U F B A U T O S P E E C H C L U B C L U B The C.H.S. Speech Ctub, under the direction of Mr. Wayne Beauvais, took part In numerous tournaments and events. On the schedule for this year was the Palomar Speech Invitational, San Diego Speech League Tournament, North County Invitational. The Speech Club also visited grammar schools to assist with reading and telling chil¬ dren’s stories. Standing - L-R - Brian Lapp, Greg Albertan. Mr. Beauvais, Jason SIdas; Kneel¬ ing - Mabrenya MIcagz, Joann Held. Not pictured - Chip Frey, Rita Mahoney, Llaa Matson. Auto Club - Bob McDonald, Tom Osborne, Ty McMahan, Mike Geary, Todd Morse, Mark Spencer, Jose Payo, Ra¬ mon Sanchez, George Bishop, Mike Gardner, Marland Rogers, Brent Parnell, Larry Brown, Steve Reger, Jeff Weyers, Enrique Alvarado, Manuel Villarreal, Thomas Flo¬ res, Juan Ibarra, James Hittsley, David Vollbrecht, Tom Mitchell. Not pictured - Tony Carramao, Loren Kampley, Dennis Mata, Ralph Mena, Tim Sullivan, Joe Acosta. 68 EXCAUBUR CONTINUES NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION The ExcaUbur Newspaper entered its ninth year of pubUcation with Scott Wright as advisor for this year. In her second year as editor Nina Gladir was assisted by Madeiaine Mamaux. Pho¬ tographers were Chris Omei and Mike Goodman. Staff members were Madeiaine Mamaux, Fatemah Rajah, Dori Moore, Nina Giadir, Jim Here¬ dia, Jennifer Simpson, Chris Omei, Mr. Wright (Advisor), and Mike Good¬ man. 69 I Lisa Braitzch Mark Cap Editor YEARBOOK STAFF Not pictured-Susie Parkinson, Richard Powell Kip Cothran Debra Dewhurst Mike Goodman David Dearie Editor Julie Gifford Kris Prior Charlie Francis Salutatorian rd like to say thank you to ail the teachers and admin- istrators at C.H.S. who have helped me reach this achievement in these past 4 years. It ' s nice to look back on my high school years and see that even while was working for my 4.0 I was still able to go to football games, to to dances, go water-ballooning dur¬ ing float season, and do all those other things that you can only do in high school. For those of you not gradu¬ ating in 83 here ' s a word of advice: Use your class time for class work instead of making your plans for that night - that way when you ' re out that night you won ' t be worrying about the work you should be do¬ ing, and you ' ll get alot more school work done. Enough advice, in conclusion. I ' d like to say thanks to my family for helping me through school, and to Mark, Mike and Fred Gervin for helping me through everyth¬ ing else. Madeleine Mamaux 1983 V A L E D I C T O R A N A N D S A L U T A T O R I A N Valedictorian Despite what you may have thought, I have learned more in high school than simply the basics. In achiev¬ ing academic success, I found that I have to learn to take responsibility for myself. No one way going to chain me to the desk and force me to write that stupid English paper , nor was anyone going to do it for me. I ' m not trying to say that I spent my entire four years of high school doing homework, but I am saying that I had to find a balance between what I wanted to do at a particular time and my long-range goals. High school is a time for gaining maturity in many ways, and by far the greatest sign of maturity is being able to intelligently make decisions for yourself. Try to look deeper into the reason why you ' re doing your Algebra I homework assignment to see that you have chosen to do it and that you are really in control of your own life. Best of luck to all my classmates and those to follow. 71 CABERET NIGHT The 8th annual Choral Department Caberet Night was held in February in the Carlsbad Womens Club. Seven- teen performers took part in 2 perfor¬ mances of the student organized event. Louise Johnson, Laurie McDermott, Suzanne Stelsilski, Kim Giro and Karen Meyer were the com¬ mittee chair people. Over 200 p ople attended this successful fund raiser. u FROSH ORIENTATION GROWS IN 82 This years Frosh Ori¬ entation Week was bigger and better than ever as more freshman than ever before signed up to take part in the weeks activities. Three days were designated for seniors to dress their freshman brothers or sis¬ ters. An out door assembiy on Wednes¬ day highiighted Baby Day. On Friday, the footbaii assembiy was devoted to the freshman as they took part in skits and sports. AH in aii, the freshman at C.H.S. were given a rousing weicome to the schooi and aii who took part wiH have memories of good times. ■fsm Wi PARTICIPATION S ACTION IN FOOTBALL ASSEMBLIES ki 76 Beautiful posters, spirit and tremendous class competition highlighted this years football assem¬ blies. Every assembly brought bigger and better posters made by A.S.B., the cheerleaders or various classes. A.S.B. skits spoofed many sub¬ jects Including the Oceanside cheerleaders. For the El Camino game, a representative of their A.S.B. council was kidnapped and carried In. Each class took part In many hilarious class competi¬ tions. When the football team played away games, special assemblies were held out¬ side by the 800 hidg. Some featured guest band perfor¬ mances. DANCES POPULAR IN 82-83 Dances proved a popular evening past time at C.H.S. After game dances were held after every home football game. Popular bands like ‘Archer,” “The Magnets” played on Fridays. Rock returned once again to C.H.S. Other dances scheduled for the 82-83 year were the Backwards Dance, A.S.B. Convention Dance and the Prom. 1 HALLOWEEN DAY PART OF SPIRIT WEEK Halloween Day dress up was off this year as Halloween Day fell close to Lancer Day and the Spirit Week Activities overwhelmed C.H.S. Even with this, many students took part in the annual fun and dressed up, including a large a popular extra - Terrestial Movie in 1982. m SADIE HAWKINS FEATURES THIS KIDS The annual A.S.B. Sadie Hawkins dance was held in November, one week after the last football game. The popular North County band ‘This Kids played for 169 couples In the C.H.S. gym. The HItchin Post was popular as Marrying Sam, Mr. Don Pool, hitched couples for a quarter. Couples could also quench their thirst with a cool glass of Root Beer for a nickel. i: CARLSBAD CAN DIPS l■y J ROCKABILLY DAY FEATURES 50 ' $ DRESS A ND DANCE The A.S.B. Council sponsored a Rockabilly Day in February as students on campus dressed in 50’s style. The special activity schedule for the day was followed by a dance in the gym featuring “Jimmy and the Vandals.” Video games were also set-up in the gym for students to play during the dance. AIR BAN0fppi CONTEST The A.S.B. Council sponsored the 1st Air Band Contest the last week of March. A 3 day qualifying period saw 11 air bands narrowed down to the top 5 - The 5-52 ' s, Oingo Boingo, Blues Brothers, Adoles¬ cents, and the Go-Go s. The finalsi were held in the gym on a Tuesday evening and the top C.H.S. Air Band for 1983, as selected by the Judges, was B-52 s as over 600 viewers watched. Blues Brothers were second followed by Oingo Boingo and Adolescents and Go- Go ' s. TALENT SHOW MOVES TO C.A.C The 13th annual C.H.S. Talent Show sponsored by A.S.B. was held on March 25 in the Cultural Arts Center. Nineteen acts performed before 200 spectators vieing for cash prizes. First place went to Dori Moore and Lisa Wozniak for singing and playing “7 Years” and “Lies Again”. Second place went to Scott Fitzgerald for “I Belong To You” and “American Pie”. Third place went to Kevin Gransbury for a piano piece - “Hello Again”. Other acts included: Ida Rave - piano, Reggie Smith Co. - Jazz number, Jennifer Berry and Penny Rogers • piano and song, Peter Tingstrom - piano, Barbara Douglas - dance, Jennifer Simpson and Cathy Ernes - violin and piano, Pamela and Roland Jordan - dance, Michael Tingstrom and Ida Rave - song, Melissa Tuchler - song, Wendy Reed - piano and song, Kelly Strange, Scott Fitzgerald, Jimmy McGehee and Mrs. Henderson • instrumental, Vickie Fowks - song, Mary Chapman-dance, Tracy Wachter - song, and Linda Chen - song. M DRAMA PRESENTS EOR 1982 OPENER LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL During November 18-20, 1982, the C.H.S. drama students presented the first production by drama in the cultural arts students. “Look Homeward, Angel,” by Ketti Frings based on a novel by Thomas Wolfe was directed by Monica Hogue Hall. This Pulitzer Prize winning comedy-drama is a dramatization of the events in the childhood of novelist Thomas Wolfe. The play takes place at Dixieland, the boarding house, and is populat¬ ed by interesting characters from his family and those residing at the house. The play starred Joe Bear as Eugene Gant, Larry Johnson as Ben Gant, Louise Johnson as Mrs. Marie Pert, Amanda Boyington as Eliza Gant and 17 other C.H.S. students. Mrs. Sue Team de¬ signed and made costumes for the play and Tom Ladwig was the Stage Manager assisted by Leah Conklin, Eric Redd, Ryan Houser, Lana Rogers, Erin Sweeney, Tracy Wachter and Melissa Mar- kell. t ' 1 A ♦ ♦ DIXl b HELLO DOLLY’-1983 MUSICAL SELECTION One of the most colossally successful musicals in stage history, “Hello Dolly!” was staged for presentation in the Cultural Arts Center for two weekends in May. Based on the play, “The Match Maker” the musical starred Jill Klein in its central role of the nosey, pushing, meddling marraige broker with a determination to match her most eligible client to herself. Eric Arseneau played the role of Vander- gilder, her balky customer. A grouchy fellow who tyrannizes his clerks. Vandergelder has one undeniable virtue in Dol¬ ly ' s eyes; he is “half a millionaire.” In addition to Miss Klein and Mr. Arseneau the large cast included Laurie McDermott as Mrs. Molloy, Roy Angel and Larry Johnson as Cornelius and Barnaby the runaway clerks, Erin McCarthy as Ermengarde - Vandergelders Niece and Kim Giro, Louise Johnson and Steve Marshall as Ernestine, Minnie and Judge. Joe Bear played Ambrase, ER Men- gande’s sister. The musical was under the direction of Mr. Jim Shepard and Mrs. Monica Hogue Hall. Although the boys cross country team managed only one win and a 6th place finish this year, several races were close as they defeated Ramona and only lost by one point to Oceanside and 5 points to San Marcos. Warren Naugler qualified as all-league In a season filled with numerous Injuries and sickness on the team. The boys team did qualify for C.I.F. finals and Naugler placed 8th, David Packard placed 24th. At the team banquet David Packard won M.V.P., Warren Naugler was most Inspirational, Don Cunningham Most Im¬ proved. Don Cunningham, David Packard, Warren Naugler, Richard Laraen, Brent EUey, Kevin Meehan, David Alherico and Coach BUI Gauld. Not pictured - Chip Frey, Steve McGItt. Tateo CMahl. I ■I : .... 4 VARSITY FOOTBALL TIES FOR 2ND This years Varsity Football Team was the surprise team of the league as they finished a strong 7-3 overall, 4-2 In league, tied for 2nd spot and narrowly missed the C.I.F. playoffs. Highlight¬ ing the season were wins over C.I.F. 3A finalist Mt. Carmel, a last minute win over Oceanside, a come from behind win over Ramona, the 1st homecoming, victory since 1977. a defeat of San Marcos at their homecoming, and playing for the league title In the last game of the season against C.I.F. 2A co-champ El Camlno. All Avocado team selections were -1st team - Robert Stromberg, receiver; Kevin Whalen, line backer; Mark Smethurst, defensive line - 2nd team - Kevin Yates, running back; Branch McNeal, defensive back; Mike Larson, defensive line; Sean Shields, quarterback and Gary Starr, offensive line. Robert Stromberg was also selected as a 2nd team C.I.F. de¬ fensive back. Sean Shields passed for 1045 yards this season, Kevin Yates ran for 750 yards and all purpose back Robert Stromberg passed for yards and had over 600 yards as a receiv¬ er. At the awards banquet the following awards were given out; Player of the year - Robert Stromberg, Defensive Players of the Year - Sean Shields, Coaches Award - Mike Larson, Backs of the Year - Kevin Yates and Branch McNeal, Team Captains - Kevin Whalen, Pat TIbbels, Robert Stromberg. Bottom row - L-R Chao Ly, Felipe Betancourt, Dean Renna, Jack Ukegawa, Byron Wright, Wayne WUaon, Mike Laraon. 2nd row - Sam Dawe, Mark Smethurst. Kevin Whalen, Derek Maddalena, Robert Car- reon. Ron Hamilton. 3rd row - Coach Rudy Gorualez, Brandon York, Jimmy Jackson. Robert Stromberg, Rod Martinez, Matt Sims, Coach Doug Joseph. 4th row - Coach Tom Baird, Coach Kevin Burden, Chris Mollnar. David Prudbomme, Gary Mtarr, Kevin Yates. Coach Joe Angel. Coach Mark Nelson. 5th row - Coach Bruce Tillman, Pet Sauerbom, Branch McNeal, Coach Mel Galll, Pat TIbbels, Sean Shields, Coach Dale Mitchell. 1982 SEASON CHS OPP. C.H.S. Varsity 7 Sweetwater 28 14 University 12 20 La Joila 7 7 Escondido 14 7 Mt. Carmel 6 20 Oceanside 15 47 Ramona 32 19 San Pasquai 14 27 San Marcos 7 6 Ei Camino 37 I i i Chan Ly returnifw punt against Mt Carmel. a hand Student frainer to Sam Da we. iichard O’ HmejLt ndjdr ' ikic Bahr assist a fimen C.H.S. trails sistayt tralm r- ' lancer. Wghts for a pass against Jimmy Jackson makes another catch against La Joila «r STROMBERG, WHALEN SMETHURST RECEIVE 1ST TEAM ALL-AVO HONORS 1. Mark Smethurst and Pat TIbbels give a rude greeting to a San Marcos runner. 2. Kevin Whalen runs hard in the cougar game. 3. Junk Yard Dogs 4th edition. 4. Sean Shields looks over the defense. 5. Chan Ly escorted by Gary Starr on a kick-off. 6. Robert Stromberg gets another reception against San Marcos. 7. Pat Tibbels gains big yardage against University. J.V. SEASON-4-4-1 OVERALL 3-2-1 LEAGUE This years J. V. football team finished the season with a respectable 3rd place standing in the tough Avacado League. The team was led by offensive player of the year, quarterback Mark Molinar, defensive player of the year, defensive back Robert McGrew and Coaches Award Winner Pat Wilson. Team picture - top row - Coach Joe Angel. Mark Motinar. Steven Hamsink, David Martin, David Duchnick. Scott Stoll. Coach Kevin Burden; 2nd row - Coach Dale Mitchell, Roger Stelmach, Shawn Keenean, Chris Giro, Erick Bodman, Coach Rudy Gonzales; 3rd row - Coach Tom Baird, Chuck Moreno, Ray Spano, Rick Pavers, Pat Jarrard, Tim Hewett, Coach Daug Joseph; Bot¬ tom row - Chris Proux, Jim Kressin, Peter McKee, Peter TIngstrom, Eric Wills, Pat Wilson, Robert McGrew. Not pictured - Matt Kaplan, John Pedro, Steve Thomas, Gary Thomas, Tom Mitchell, Todd Biela, Scott Derby, Bruce Newland. CHS J.V. Football Opp. CHS Opp. 12 University 24 20 Ramona 7 7 LaJolIa 0 29 San Pasqual 27 22 Escondido 9 7 San Marcos 7 7 8 Mt. Carmel Oceanside 20 22 0 El Camino 23 I Frosh Struggle Through Winless Season Team picture - Top row • Coach Tom BevUague, Richard Campa. David Lyklns, Ralph Macedo, Tim Smith, Brian Gorman, Mark Stuhmer; 2nd row - Jett Maynea, Glen Rhoades, Manny Holgulm, Mltchel Straula, Lula Perez, Don Dewhurst, Coach Leonard Jaamer; 3rd row - Miguel Torres, Brian Allcantar, Chad Emery, Erick Lane, Pat Samson, Coach Lea Swalm; 4th row - Robbie Mayneas, Scott Agatap, Art Vlela, Eddie Stottey, Scott Deal, Joe Senecbal; Stb row - David Emo, Richie Matts, Chris Bennet, Frank Blgaa, Larry Marlot, Rick Foote, Eddie Taasa- mala. Not pictured - John Jewit, Charles Senteno, Darin Hormer. Craig Duff, Wayne Baldwin, Eric Kel¬ ly, Trent Northcutt, Keith Kamal, Jeff McGrew. Lancers S ll For Season, 6-6 League The Lenler Versify finished the season in 3rd spot behind ieegue ieeders Oceanside and Ei Catnino. The Varsity record was 8 11, 6-6 in league. They lost 4 of their games by 3 or less points. Junior, Duane Hurd, was sixth in the county In scoring at 19.0 points a game. Duane Hurd and Glen Servi were selected to ail Avocado Honorable mention and Junior Jeff LaRue was select¬ ed second team all league. Team awards went to: M.V.P. • Duane Hurd, Rebounder - Jeff LaRue, Defense • Glen Servi, Hustle • Fred Rodenbach, Captain - Glen Servi. 19S3 Lancers - Duane Hurd, Steve Roncone, Les Greene, Sean Shields, Tim Friend, Jeff LaRue, Fred Rodenbach, Kevin Yates, Glen Servi. Coach Scott Wright 1. Servi drives for 2 against El Camlno. 2. C.H.S. Leading score Duane Hurd gets another basket. 3. Lancers fight for a rebound Page 99 1. Senior Les Greene lays In 2 against Escondido. 2. Sean Shields gets an easy bucket. 3. Kevin Yates and Glen Servi rebound against the cougars. 4 . 2nd team all-avo Jeff LaRue Is in the open against the Wildcats. CHS OPPONENT 112 Sante Fe Christian 18 78 Poway 62 62 Mission Bay 67 68 Fallbrook 71 80 Alta Loma 84 47 San Dieguito 48 78 Clairemont 80 65 Escondido 78 56 Oceanside 59 (OT) 69 Ramona 68 51 San Pasqual 50 73 San Marcos 67 (OT) 64 El Camino 74 67 Escondido 59 39 Oceanside 62 57 Ramona 63 72 San Pasqual 64 72 San Marcos 56 52 EI Camino 82 LANCER J.V. ' S FINISH IN AVO Coach Dick Daugherty led his J.V.ers to a respect¬ able second place in the Auo League this season. The Lancers, who were 1-5 the first half of the 12 game season, came back with intensity to win their final 6 games to end up 7-5 in league and 12-7 overall. Top point getters this season were Chris Mitchell with 12.8 points per game and Rick Phillips with 6.2 assists per game. Prospects for varsity next year are Scott Stoll, Mark Molinar, Ricky White and Chris Maffucci, besides Mitchell and Phillips. Mr. Daugherty adds that Robert McGrew improved the last part of the season. J.V. Team-Eddie - Manager, John Mullen, Warren Little, Rick Phillips, Chris Mitchell, Sean Kennan, Scott Stoll, Mark Molinar, Robert McGrew, Roger Steimach, Jim Houston, James Moore. 1. John Mullen races down court. 2. Scott Stoll and Chris Mitchell box In a cougar. Page 101 1. Rick Phillips shoots from the foul line. 2. Robert McGrew lays in 2 against Escondido. 3. A slam dunk during warm ups. 4. Chris Mitchell Is In the open. CHS Opponent 106 Santa Fe Christian 9 57 Poway 61 71 Mission Bay 57 70 Fallbrook 65 33 Vista 42 69 Escondido 79 79 Ramona 21 50 Oceanside 62 64 San Pasqual 66 41 San Marcos 43 69 El Camino 71 67 Escondido 57 48 Oceanside 45 63 Ramona 55 72 San Pasqual 65 47 San Marcos 46 57 El Camino 52 FROSH BASKETBALL FINISHES 3RD IN LEAGUE The fresh basketball team turned a rough be- ginning into a fine finish as they ended their season 6-6 in league and 8-13 overall to tie for 3rd place in the Auo League. At one point in the season the frosh had a 5 game win streak and an upset victory over Oceanside. Award winners were Tim Smith-M.V.P., Jeff Tabor- Coaches Award, Jeff Maynes-Most Improved, Tim Smith and Brian Gorman-Co-Captains. Frosh team-Danny Jackson, Jeff Tabor. Wayne Baldwin, Tim Smith, Donald Dewhurst, Jeff Maynes, Mike Klofen- stein, Tad Miller, Ricky Hayes, Richie Matz, Brian Gor¬ man, Coach Dale Mitchell. 1. Frosh out of bounds play. 2. Jeff Tabor shoots two. 3. Coach Mitchell gets his point across. 4. Brian turns down court. 5. Danny Jackson looks for a team mate to pass to. Page 103 1. Frosh out of bounds play. 2. Jeff Taber shoots two. 3. Coach Mitchell gets his point across. 4. Brian turns down court. 5. Danny Jackson looks for a team mate to pass to. CHS Opponent CHS Opponent 44 Torrey Pines 76 58 El Camino 51 44 Poway 52 73 Escondido 62 35 Fallbrook 64 38 Mt. Carmel 62 69 St. Augustine 60 48 Oceanside 46 60 Mt. Carmel 61 35 Ramona 51 49 San DIeguito 48 52 San Pasqual 69 36 Orange Glen 60 42 San Marcos 50 51 Escondido 55 52 El Camino 48 36 Mt. Carmel 59 39 Oceanside 61 33 Ramona 70 50 San Pasqual 42 43 San Marcos 28 f- � i ySfSMim i! : m � if Soccer Co-Champs For 1st Time In Avo The C.H.S. Varsity under new head coach, Jim Zerkle, won their first Avo Title, as they finished the season tied for first with Ramona, Their record was 9 3 league, 14-9 overall. They advanced to the quarter finals of C.I.F. as the 3 seed, but lost to University 5-1. The team won the consolation bracket of the La Jolla Cup limited division with a 3-1 record. All leaguers were - Co - M.V.P. • Doug Kirby; 1st team - Doug Kirby, Tomas Mendoza; Offensive player - Jeremy Newman, Defensive player • Enrique Alvarado. Suzanne Ste- belskl served as the team statistician. Varsity - Paul Oberholtz, Bobo Laurance, Ryan Little, Doug Kirby, Keith Hanna, Scott Tauer, Duncan Newman, Tim Famham, Jim Zerkel - Coach; BOTTOM: Felipe Betancourt, Enrique Alvarado, Mike Dennis, Tomas Mendoza, Juan Ibarra, Jeremy Newman, Phil Johnson. Not pictured - Dan Sternberg, Alberto Arrellano. 1. Paul Oberholtz manuevers downfleld. 2. Ryan Little sets up a pass. 3. Avo player of the year, Doug Kirby, gets ready to fire a penalty shot. Page 105 1. A throw-ln by Felipe as Coach Zerkle looks on. 2. Halfback Juan Ibarra controls a pass. 3. Jeremy Newman drills a shot. 4. Densive player, Thomas Mendoza, Intercepts an opponents pass. 5. Felipe Betancourt stops a Cougar. 6. Goalie Keith Hanna kicks the ball away after a save. CHS OPPONENT 0 Torrey Pines 3 1 San Pasqua! 2 2 Poway 5 4 San Marcos 3 1 Vista 2 5 El Camino 0 0 San DIegulto 5 7 Escondido 2 0 Clalrenaont 2 ■ LaJolla Cup 4 Mt. Carmel 3 4 El Camino I - LaJolla Cap 7 Oceanside 2 1 Sena 0 - LaJolla Cup 3 Ramona I t Ml. Cannel 0 • LaJolla Cup 4 San Pasqua! 2 4 Escondido 2 1 San Marcos 4 5 Mt. Cannel 0 2 El Camino I 4 Oceanside 2 1 University 5 0 Ramona 2 J. V. SOCCER BUILDS CONFIDENCE AND PRIDE One of the largest turnouts for J. V. soccer saw 30 C.H.S. students vie for 18 spots on the team. The Junior Lancers had many dose games and ended the season 1-8-1 league and 1-13-2 overall. A large number of freshman and sophomores com¬ prised the team and Coach Mario Manzano feels ‘‘the individual team players learned to form a team unit with strong team play.” J.V. Soccer- Coach Mario Mattzano, Pete Golmbeck, David Haubert, Erich Lingenfelter, Trent Northcutt, Mark Ting- strom, Jeff Spanier, Tim Hewett, Richard Sarko, Simon Si- maan; Bottom-Mickey Tingstrom, Steve Johnson, Pete Ting- strom, Ida Raver, John McGonigle, Steve Lundquist, Spen¬ cer Caldwell, Gram Jordon, Angel Alantar. CHS 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 2 1 0 1 Torrey Pines Poway Vista San Dieguito Escondido Mt. Carmel Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos Escondido Mt. Carmel Oceanside Ramona San Pasqual San Marcos r Opponent 3 4 4 2 3 2 3 4 3 3 0 1 3 3 3 1 I VARSITY WRESTLERS WIN TRI-CHAMPIONSHIP The C.H.S. varsity wrestling team won a decisive, last match of the season to give them a share of the Auo title. C.H.S. defeated El Camino to go into a 3-way tie with El Camino and Oceanside for 1st place and a 7-3 overall record. The Lancer varsity then went to lA C.I.F. and took the runner-up trophy. Joe Nunez (129), Pat Tibbeis (203), and Matt Sims (170) won their C.I.F. divisions. They and Kevin Domaszewicz, Bobby Tuck, Wayne Wilson, Kevin Whalen, and A1 Sanchez qualified to go to the Masters Tournament at Oceanside where At Sanchez and Kevin Whalen qualified for Southern Calif. Champion¬ ships. The Lancers J. V. and Frosh teams also had good seasons as the J.V. took 2nd in the Auo and the frosh wrestled very well all year. VARSITY SCORES CHS 39 Torrey Pines Opponent 26 12 Mt. Carmei 43 42 Mira Mesa 19 27 El Camino 39 53 Escondido 18 30 Oceanside 33 FRONT ROW: Manny Hol¬ guin, Glen Rhodes, Scott Agutep, David Ernie, Paul Hiniker, David Hoard, Judd Stapleton, Chris Bennett, Norman Lawrence, Larry Marlette; 2nd ROW: Vince Jimno, Pat Wilson, Geoff Gastelum, Brandan Busse, Dan Brown, Donald Valen¬ zuela, Kevin Meehan, Eddie Faasamala, Erick Kelly; 3rd ROW: T.J. Whalen, Steve Matsui, Darrin Horner, Eric Wills, Dave Davis, Sean Dettmer, David Duchnick; 4th ROW: Assistant Coach, Dan Faasamala, Wayne Wil¬ son, Jimmy McGeehee, Ke¬ vin Stevenson, Sean Ele¬ vens, John Engle, Bobby Tuck, Coach, Mark Nelson; BACK ROW: Matt Sims, Joe Nunez, Sam Da we, Kevin Domaszewicz, Mike Larson, Jim Odom. Not pictured - Pat T ibbels, Kevin Whalen, Fernando Merkel. Mat Mates - Missy Griffin, Becky Reichert, Nancy Vos- burgh, Lisa Gibas, Juanita Preciado, Rene Thurman, Venesa Smith, Teresa Gam¬ ble, Amy Ready, Cindy Duff. VARSITY BASEBALL BEGINS BUILDING YEAR IN S3 The C.H.S. Varsity baseball team had a busy preseason as they were involved in numerous preseason games and two tournaments. Wet weather also caused several can¬ cellations and delays. The Lancers had an outstanding game against Granite Hills as Glen Servi, Bryan Long and Joe Nunez hit home runs in a 6-0 contest. Robert Carreon threw a no hitter against Marian in the opening game for the Lancers in the San Diego Lions Tournament. Team members for this year are John Batchelder, Robert Car¬ reon, John Kubski, Ryan Little, Bryan Long, Dan Nielsen, Russ Nielsen, Joe Nunez, Glen Servi, Sean Shields, Steve Silberberger, Robert Stromberg, Pat Tibbies, Woody Wedmore, Chris Woods. C.H.S. Opponent 0 Kearny 2 6 Granite Hills 0 1 Torrey Pines 7 4 University 8 2 Montgomery 6 C.H.S. Opponent 0 Vista 6 1 San Dieguito 8 6 Marian 0 9 El Camino 2 St. Augustine J.V. Baseball found themselves fighting the weather most than the opposition for the first four weeks of the season as they were able to get in only 2 games. New J. V. Coach Ray Han- beck greeted the largest turnout ever for the J.V. team and they did manage a 7-7 tie against Torrey Pines and a 16-14 win over San Dieguito prior to the start of league play. Team members included: R. Stelmach, C. Arseneau, P. McKee, P. Gerrard, D. Bell, S. Lundquist, R. Sandoval, D. Joseph, E. Bodman, E. Rodriguez, J. Prichard, W. Little, F. Riedel, F. Herrera, D. Kellogg, P. Tinstrom, A. Long. ■ 114 tr i ' - ' 4V,. Wet ground and rain-outs only allowed the freshman baseball team to play one game prior to the start of league play - a 16-7 loss to Torrey Rines, Coaches Steve Whit¬ ley and John Miller felt, the team had a good chance to do well in league play. Team members were D. Lee, T. Smith, J. Taber, D. Deuhurst, R. Hays, B. Gorman, C. Senteno, W. Bal¬ dwin, M. Torres, Sio Toed, S. Simaan, P. Bonagura, T. Miller, R. Macedo, G. Rhodes The varsity boys team found their num¬ bers depleted by injuries and weather as they only had one track meet in by the first week of April. The varsity boys team came out on the losing end 30-100. Junior branch McNeal was the most successful member of the team as he had cleared 6-2 in the high Jump. Team members were Coach Bill Gould, Coach Bruce Tillman, Coach Steve Lees, Robert McGrew, Pete Sauerborne, Branch McNeal, David Packard, Warren Naugler, Roland Jordan, Tom Rhee and Don Cunningham. I i I J.V. TRACK J.V. Fresh Team members - Coach Gould, Coach Tillman, Coach Lees; 2nd Row - Kevin Meehane, Bruce Newland, Jer¬ emy Newman, James Moore, Paul Trastrud, Garth Fox; 3rd Row - David Alberico, Chris Nelson, Steve McGill, Brent Ell- zey, Nick Banche; Bottom Row - Spencer Caldwell, Pete May, Clemmie Williams, Lee Burns. 120 ■ ■ Ml s -rtWwl VflR TENNIS Coach Marv Cap and his netters will go into this 1983 season as the defending Avocado League Tennis Champions. They are in strong con¬ tention to win another league title tor this year. The C.H.S. team has won the league title for 4 of the last 8 years. They were second the other 4 years. Over this span the team has posted a 89-14 record. There are three all-league returnees this season - Sophomore Mark Coronado, two year letterman John Uriostegui anJ two year letterman Tim Friend. The top four singles players will be Mark Coronado, Tim Friend, Cully Andrews and Dan Garvin. Top doubles players will be Jim Koyl and John Uriostegui. Coach Cap feels the strongest competition will come from San Pasqual and San Marcos. The team hosted the annual Carlbad Tournament again to start the season. C.H.S. Opponent 13 San Dieguito 15 13 V2 Fallbrook 14 1 2 19 V2 Oceanside 9 8 Poway 23 13 1 2 San Dieguito 14 1 2 ■■ ; « : � I , � « « % ■ W ' � - ..-• . i y m ■•V. • - ¥ ' ♦ ♦ - f % 4 � % ■ ♦ • % h V � m - « ' ♦ ' ■« ■ • w- ' ■ ■� ' � ML M - � ♦ S ' ' � I ' 9 , V The J.V. Tennis team was coached by first year coach Mrs. Janise Fitch, a former player for the C. H.S. girls tennis team. The J. V. Tennis team had pre-season matches against Poway, Torrey Pines, Vista and San Dieguito prior to the start of league play. Team interest was up as 13 athletes were carried on the J.V. team for this year. Team mem¬ bers included: M. Stuhmer, M. Holguin, B. Lynch, B. Herzog, M. Daybell, R. Sarko, R. Lennon, S. Ladwig, S. Johnson, P. Pereira, J. Hamilton, J. Barbour and D. Gregg. if ««■ I m ‘0 In the 12 years of golf at C.H.S. the Varsity has posted a 112 and 17 record. Coach Bob Fisher expects another winning season as the Lancers have won 37 consecutive league matches and 4 league titles. Their only loss was to Torrey Pines 4 years ago. Of the four returning starters Chris Mitchell 2player, Tim Sullivan 3 player, Scott Asbill 4 player, and Fred Rodenbach 6 player - Mitchell, Sullivan, and Asbill all made all-league last season. The Lancers tied for 2nd in C.I.F. team finals last year. Thirty- two people tried out for the team, but only 16 will be able to play. Coach Fisher believes the strongest competition in league this season will come from El Camino and San Marcos. C.H.S. OPPONENT 216 Fallbrook 216 216 Fallbrook 205 Scores as of March 25th Golf Team Members - S. Asbill, S. Deal, Margie Giordani, Susan Giordani, J. Grahm, Les Greene, D. Lechner, C. Mitchell, C. Maffucci, J. Mullen, F. Rodenbach, R. Robison, T. Sullivan, G. Tuma, J. Tarman, M. Mollahan, T. Atkins, A. Thomas. J.V. Coach • Les Swaim, Varsity Coach-Bob Fisher |i i I I I 1 126 f ( Pi 128 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY This years girls cross country team was best with injuries and sick¬ ness. Six girls were on the team although only three were able to compete on a regular basis. On the team were Susan Byers, Heather Christ, Lisa Mullens, Holly Stevens, Tammy Littleton and Emily Ran¬ kin. Lisa Mullens won M. V.P. honor and qualified to run In the C.I.F. finals prior to an illness, Emily Ran¬ kin was voted Most Inspirational. -vmm Wm VARSITY VOLLEYBALL BUMPS INTO ROUGH SEASON Although the C.H.S. Varsity ' s record was only 1-12, new head coach Dennis Bass felt his young team gained valuable experience that will prove to be im¬ portant for next year. Highlights were Aneda Caba- cungar ' s selection to the 2nd team all-Avocado squad. Aneda was also voted team M.V.P. Newcomer Linda Beattie was voted Most Improved and Margie Gior- andi Most Inspirational. Varsity Volleyball - Coach Dennis Bass, Suzette Jarrard, Aneda Cabacungan, Cindy Duff, Missy Thompson, Linda Beattie, Margie Giordani, Nicole Hatch, Lara Lebby. The C.H.S. J.V. V.B. team went 5-7 in league and 5-12 overall. Team awards went to Karen Yehling M. V.P., Cindi Peterson - Most Improved and Yevette Jar- rand and Christy Whitten - Most Inspirational. J.V. Volleyball • Coach Dick Daughtery, Michelle Martin, Fay Hunter, Kathy Mulcahy, Yvette Jarrard, Cyndl Peterson, Colleen Farrell, Monica Martinez, Lorrie Hatch, Susan Giordani, Christy Byrne, Kellie Ogton, Karen Yehling, Nancy Vosburgh, La von Bighorse. II cm Varsity Team - Karen Meyer, Denise Briggs, Paige Ready, Sieph Banche, Cathy Ernes, Anne Meyer, Sheri Ward, Caren Hasselo, RoxAnne Eady, Tamara Tico, Shane Barbour, Amy Wrench, Malena Le Clair. Not pictured - Coach Marv Cap. VAR. TENNIS UNDEFEATED IN LEAGUE, READY 4TH IN C.I.F. SINGLES The C.H.S. Varsity swept through the Avocado League once again going 12-0, 22-2 overall. The team placed 3rd in C.LF. Paige Ready was selected Avocado Player of the Year and placed 4th In C.LF. singles. The Lancers also placed Anne Meyer, Sheri Ward and Karen Meyer on the all-league team. The Lancers also won the Valhalla Tourna¬ ment. Caren Hasseto and Roxanne Eady were the C.H.S. Most Valuable doubles team. tmm. ■ ; WSl s ' ' , % r’rit¥Sy % pi iKiiM •:,ft‘J5, ;i ' sT -•■ ™ «vKt ' -W ' srAV, J. V. Teain - Naomi Barber, Nappy Hi Janecek, Erika Bartotti Aprii Finn, Jenny Pauer, Lori Brophy. bo l3k ' Not • ♦ ♦ •• -r 7 7 ■ -V . ■ - ■ r jy. TENNIS 2ND IN LEA GUE, OVERALL This years J. V. Tennis Team finished 2nd in the ieague with a 10-2 ieague record, 10-4 overaU. Mrs. Janis Fitch, the new J. V. Coach, stated that this team wiU give next years varsity a good nucieus to continue their ieague dominance. Award winners were Amy Janecek • M.V.P., Kappy Parker Most Vai. Doubies Piayer, Mary Banche • Most Inspirationai, Ciaudine Granata • Most Improved. 137 n R. S F T 4 L LADY LANCERS WIN AUO TITLE. II- I RECORD The C.H.S. Varsity Softball Team walked away with the Auo title with a 11-1 league record, 18-6 overall. The Lady Lancers entered C.LF. play against Claire- mont High and won a thrilling 6-5,16 Inning play off victory as freshman sensation Chrlssy Hewett pitched all 16 Innings. The Varsity hopes ended against Southwest High as they lost their semi-final game 2-0. Chrlssy Hewett was selected as Auo- Player of the Year. Also on all Auo-lst team was Karen Yehling. Team awards were: M.V.P.-Chrissy Hewett, Leading HItter-Palge Ready, Outstanding Defensive Player-Karen Yehling, Tri-Captains-Mar- gle Giordan!, Shane Barbour, Paige Ready. Varsity-Marci Apodoca, Pauline Davila, Nancy Ci- prlano, Margie Giordani, Shane Barbour, Suzette Jarrard, Missy Thompson; bottom row- Kathy Mul- cahy, Michelle Martin, Susan Giordani, Aveda Ca- baungan, K aren Yehling, Paige Ready. C.H.S. 2 Torrey Pines 3 3 Poway 1 0 Vista 4 3 San Dieguito 0 0 Santana 6 8 San Pasqual 0 8 Kearny 2 0 Torrey Pines 1 3 Escondido 8 5 Mt. Carmel 4 17 Oceanside 6 10 Ramona 0 1 San Pasqual 0 12 San Marcos 6 4 El Camino 1 7 Mt. Carmel 2 2 Escondido 0 1 San Pasqual 0 15 Ramona 1 10 San Marcos 2 6 Oceanside 4 4 El Camino 2 6 Clairmont 5 - CIF 0 Southwest 2 - CIF 138 Jn Lady Lancers Win 2nd Avo Title Coach Mel GalWs second year as the J. V. softball coach brought him his second league title. The Ju¬ nior lancers ended the year 11-0-1 in league and 12- 5-1 overall. The J. V. team was lead by Junior pitch¬ er M.V.P. Traci McNabb. Other winning awards were: Most Improved - Jennifer Hippe and Best Fro sh. Yvette Jarrard. J. V. Team - Monica Martinez, Jennifer Hippe, Renie Thurmond, Colleen Farrell, Coco MacPherson, Yvette Jarraed, Coach Mel Galll. BOTTOM ROW: Laura Lebby, Traci Me Nabb, Christine White, Doro¬ thy Honda, Kim Stein, Nancy Vosburgh. CHS 6 Torrey Pines OPPONENT 14 1 Poway 11 1 Vista 8 0 San Dieguito 3 13 Mt. Carmei 5 8 Mt. Carmel 9 20 Escondido 8 11 Oceanside 6 22 Ramona 5 4 San Pasquai 4 9 San Marcos 4 15 Escondido 1 19 El Camino 0 7 Oceanside 6 14 Ramona 1 17 San Pasquai 4 3 San Marcos 2 12 El Camino 7 R L S The girls track team had a record turn out this season. The bulk of the freshman and sophomores. This will help to build future teams. The returning varsity letterwomen are Robin Murte, Lisa Mullen, Pam Bryson, Kathy Newland, Jennifer Hippie, An¬ gie Joyner, Emily Rankin and Kim Prior. The stand¬ outs for J.V. are Lisa Hawley, Cristine Carney, Ma¬ rla Nuranjo, Theado ra Francis. Ida Rave and Bar¬ bara Otis. This year the coaches are stressing a competitive spirit and self improvement. Each ath¬ lete has set individual goals and hopes for a suc¬ cessful season. Team members: Coaches Seybert, Gould, Prichard, Lees. Back Row - Holle Stevens, Lisa Mullen, Robin Marte, Jill Decker, Linda Beattie, Pam Bryson, Kathy Newland, Nancy Vosburgh; 3rd Row - Tania Ngapo, Tonia Gayda, Lisa Hawley, Barbara Otis, Theadora Francis, Christine Kramp; 4th Row - Maria Nuranjo, Michele Roncone, Mary Banche, Ida Rave, Angie Valle; Bottom Row - Susan Byers, Mendy Gardner, Becky King. ppl 1: .... mf B •• New Varsity girls bas¬ ketball Coach Dick Daugherty took over a team returning 5 iet- termen. The team won the consolation trophy In the Montgomery Az¬ tec Tournament. Prior to the start of league play the team was 3-3. Team Members were Kim Allen, Schane Barbour, An- eda Cabacungan, Pauline De villa, Cindy Duff, C. Far¬ rell, Chris Hewett, Michelle Martin, Paige Ready, Missy Thompson, Chris White, Ka¬ ren Yehling. C-H.S. Opponent 76 Santa Fe Christian 16 23 Southwest 52 54 Castle Park 20 33 Southwest 42 48 University City 24 43 Vista 52 145 .1 The J.V. girls basketball team also had a new Coach, Ms. Katie Gressea former C.H.S. player. The J.V. team entered league play 1 2 in pre season games. A record number of girls tried out for the team. Team members were C. Calkins, L. DaLuz, L. Fishcer, C. Hewett, D. Honda, L. Lebby, M. Martin, M. Martinez, C. Peterson, E. Sweeney, M. Ro zanski. C.H.S. Opponent 66 Santa Fe Christian 18 38 Southwest 42 30 Vista 45 147 Defending Auo Champ for the last two years was the challenge await ing first year Varsity Coach Jerilu Bon well and Janice Petrey-J.V. Coach. The Varsity got off on the winning way with a 131.68 91.85 win over San Dieguito. The J.V. lost a narrow decision 67-69.90. The next non league opponent pri¬ or to league play was tough Palo- mar league foe Torrey Pines. The Varsity narrowly lost 165-189. Gymnastics Team Members: K. Burnett, J. Burnett, T. Gamble, J. Reed, H. Runsvold, K. Jackson, K. Manning, L. Brophy, K. Clancy, B. Peila, A. Davidson, L. Whitner, J. O ' Connor, J. Johnson, B. Buggy, A. Reed, L. Whitmer, M. Brentzel, Ui. Reed, M. Chap¬ man, J. McBeth. • ‘ 148 l _ J Carlsbad Unified School District PeoA StudentA: Twznt -{j-ivz ye.cuus ago, CoALibad High School opened ltd dooAi to 365 itudentd. Police edco itd guided the itadent body Aom Oceanilde High School to a neuJ beginning In Caxtibad. Many changed have taken place ilnce that time. In evetiy m.y, we oAe changing and gaoMlng. Judt ad we update oua cuMlculum and IndtAuctlonal matenlald to betteA meet the needd o{ dtudentd, do Mill you Ind that leaAnlng Id ongoing. We have made hldtoAij togetheA--you and CaAldbad High School. The chaK.enged, the memoAled, the nlendd, and the lA.udtAatlond oAe all pant o J youA padt and Mill continue Into youA lutuAe. We hope that you leave CaAldbad High School oAmed with the enthudladm {,oa ll( e that corned Mlth a love 0|5 leaAnlng. Petnaln cuAloud about eveAythlng oAound you. Some of, you Mill become gAeat leadeAd; dome of you ulU not, but dtlU you can find duccedd. A few may face dldappolntmentd, but each of you leaved hzAe with the oppoAtunlty to ducceed If you believe In youAdelf and aae wlUlng to woAk towaAd youA goald. No matteA what decldiond have been made foA you In the padt, you aAe now In the dAlveA’d deat od you decide youA futuAe. We hope the lived that have touched you heae at CaAldbad High School will help you to make the night decldiond. HldtoAy offend neflectiond and memoAled foA thode of ud lucky enough to be pant of It. It aldo offeAd a new beginning, with a padt that helpd ud to leann and helpd ud to live. Thank you foA adding to ouA memoAled and ouA hldtoAy. Ad I congAatulate you on youA gnaduatlon, I wldh you duccedd ad the twenty- fifth gAaduatlng cladd of CHS. PatAl.cla A. EuAaen PAlnclpal cm C.H.S. FACULTY Carlsbad School District School Board - Mr. John Mamaux, Ms. Ju¬ lie Nygard, Mr. J. Edward Switzer, Mr. W. Allan Kelly, Mr. Thomas L. Curtin, Supt. Philip Grignon. Stu¬ dent School Board Rep. - Jack Ukegawa AND STAFF ‘jt- Mr. Eric Monce, Vice Principal At C.H.S. 10 years as teacher and V.P. B.A. Miami University, M.A. Miami University Married - 1 son and 1 daughter Hobbies rebuilding clas¬ sic sports cars, church, Indian Guides. Mr. John C. Aiberico, English At C.H.S. 13 years. Teaching 33 years A.B. - Fairmont State Col¬ lege, M.A. - West Vir¬ ginia University Married - 13 sons and daughters Hobbies - sports, music, roller skating, teach¬ ing, skiing, traveling. Mn. Catherine Berry, Biology At C.H.S. to years. Teaching 10 years B.A.-U.C.S.D. in Biology and Philosophy Science Club sponsor. Wrestling Timer Married - one daughter and 2 sons Hobbles • gardening, pastels, cooking Mr. Wayne Beauvais, English Speech At C.H.S. 4 years. Teaching 4 years B.A. • Chapman College Speech Club and Sophomore Class Advisor Married In 1982 Hobbles - creative writing, bicycling Ms. Carol Blanton, Science At C.H.S. 6 years. Teaching 8 years B.A. - U.C. Santa Barbara Junior Class sponsor Hobbles - tennis, skiing, traveling Dr. Clarke Vollbrecht, Assis¬ tant Principal At C.H.S. 3 years, teaching 22 year,s B.A. - Waynesburg, M.A. - San Diego State Married - one son and one daughter Hobbles - woodworking, stamp collecting Ms. Phyllis Alien, Resource Instructor AtC.H.S. 1 year. Teaching 22 years B.A. - University of Minneso¬ ta One son, 2 daughters Hobbies - Square dancing, racketball, sailing Dr. Bev Boaak, Eoglivh At C.H.S. 18 yeura. Teachittg 23 yeara B.A.- Oglethorpe Univeralty, M.A. - Unlveral- ty of Redlanda, Ph.D. - Arizona State Unl- veraity Sponaor Advanced Placement Program Hobblea • Camping, Babing, photography Mr. Bob Briggs, Math At C.H.S. 20 years, teaching 24 years B.A. - Arizona State University Mrs. Lavonne Bursvoid, English At C.H.S. 19 years. Teaching 29 years B.A. - Augustana College Senior Class Advisor Married 29 years • one son, one daughter Hobbies - music, traveling, family, camping, reading Mr. George A. Cabn, Mathematics At C.H.S. 21 years. Teaching 24 years B.A. Lycoming College Married - one son who graduated from C.H.S. in 1970. Hobbles - stamp collecting, shells Mr. Marv Cap, Social Studies At C.H.S. 22 years. Teaching 22 years B.A. Cal State Los Angeles, M.S. - Pepperdine Varsity boys and girls tennis coach Married 3 sons, 1 daughter Hobbies tennis, camping, woodworking 152 Mrs. Susan Crampton, Social Studies and English At C.H.S. 12 years. Teaching 18 years B.A. • Seattle University, M.A. Loy ola of L.A. Married one daughter Hobbles - sewing, tennis, gardening’ Mr. Robert Daugherty, Drafting Wood At C.H.S. 15 years, teaching 23 years B.A. Arizona State J.V. girls volleyball and Var. girls basketball coach, J.V. boys basket- ball coach Married 4 daughters Hobbies sports, woodworking Ms. Jo Anne Davis, English At C.H.S. 14 years, teaching 16 years B.A. San Diego State University, M.A. - U.C.S.B. Hobbles cooking, traveling, watch¬ ing old films Ms. Carol Dixon, Consumer and Fam¬ ily Studies and Spanish At C.H.S. 9 years, teaching 11 years B.A. • U.C. Davis, M.A. - San Diego State Mecha Club sponsor Two children Hobbles • 2 preschoolers Mr. Mel Galll, Physical Education At C.H.S. 4 years. Teaching 13 years B.S. - Cal Poly Pomona, M.A. - Azusa Pacific, other credentials - Chapman and Pt. Loma College Varsity Football and J.V. Softball Coach Married • 4 children, 3 sons-1 daugh¬ ter Hobbles - sports fan, beach, travel, family Ms. Florence Ferrer, Spanish Mr. Robert Fisher, P.E. At C.H.S. 8 yrs.. Teaching 10 years At C.H.S. 13 years. Teaching 20 B.A. - U.S.D. years Hobbles - travel, learning foreign B.A. - Arizona State University, M.A. languages - A.S.U. Varsity Golf coach Married - Two daughters Hobbles - golf, photography, fishing, gardening, furniture making, camping Ms. Judy Galtan, Learning Handi¬ capped Special Day Class At C.H.S. and teaching 1 year B.A. - San Diego State University Ms. Luann Goedert, Family and Com- sumer Studies Typing, Child Development B.A. - San Diego State, additional Mr. Donald Getzug, Opportunity work at U.C.S.D. Class woodshop 1 daughter, 1 cockatlel, 1 lopped At C.H.S. 1 year. Teaching 14 years eared rabbit B.A. - Calif. State College (Penn.) Hobbles - camping, reading, Jazzer- Hobbles - Art, soaring else, needlecraft, laughing Mrs. Monica Hogue Hall, Drama At C.H.S. 4 years, teaching 7 years B.A. ■ U.C.L.A., M.A. - U.C.L.A. Married - one son Drama Club advisor. International Thespian Society sponsor. Direc¬ tor fall production and spring musical Hobbles - all aspects of theater Mr. Stan Hubert, Math At C.H.S. 11 years, teaching 25years B.A. • Whittier College, M.A. - Cal State Long Beach Varsity girls softball and varsity baseball coach. Married • 2 sons and 2 daughters Hobbles - surfing, sailing, golf, tennis Mrs. Mary Lee Huntington, Reading At C.H.S. 1 year. Teaching 20 years B.A. - San Diego State University, M.A. - S.D.S.U. Married - 1 son, 1 daughter Hobbles - reading Mr. Dean Hurd, Chemistry At C.H.S. 4 years. Teaching 21 years B.S. • U.C.L.A., M.A. - Cal State Northrldge Married - one son, 2 daughters Hobbles - coaching basketball Mr. BUI Isaacs, Computer Program¬ ming At C.H.S. 15 years. Teaching 15 years B.A. - Calif. Western University, M.A. - U.S.LU. Ski Club Advisor Hobbles - skiing, volleyball, playing the guitar Mr. Donald M. Johnson, Social Stud¬ ies At C.H.S. 24 years. Teaching 34 years B.A. - Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, M.Ed. - University of Illi¬ nois Sr. Class Advisor Married - one son, one daughter Hobbles - Golf Ms. Heidi Kendall - Art (drawing and painting) At C.H.S. 10 years. Teaching 14 years B.A. - U.S.LU., M.A. - San Diego State Hobbles - music, singing, playing gui¬ tar, watercolor, softball and ten¬ nis, boogie boarding 154 IM Ms. Peggy Keyes, Speech Language Therapy At C.H.S. 11 years. Teaching 20 years B.A. - University of Wisconsin, M.A. - University of San Diego, M.S. • Un. of Wis. Hobbies - Golf, traveling, reading, bowling Ms. Maggie Lozano, Business Ed. At C.H.S. 7 years. Teaching 12 years B.A. - Bail State Un., M.A. - Indiana State University Senior Class Advisor Hobbies - Skiing, Jogging, swimming, camping, music, travel Ms. Joyce Kistler, Health Services In Carlsbad District 15 years B.S. and R.N. • Ohio State University Sophomore Class Advisor 3 sons and 2 daughters Hobbies - traveling, shell collecting, raising plants, reading Mr. Bob Laubscher, Work Experience At C.H.S. - 6 years. Teaching 30 years B.S. - State College, Bloomsburg, Penn. M.A. - Teachers College, Columbia Un. Married - 2 sons A.F.S. Advisor Hobbles - health, farming, fishing, backpacking, camping, golf, grav¬ el, music Mr. Buddy Lewis, Social Studies At C.H.S. 25 Teaching 25 years B.A. - S.D.S.U. Married - 2 children ? Mr. Carl Miller, Biology At C.H.S. and Teaching 24 years B.A. - U.S.C., M.A. - San Diego State University Married - 3 daughters and one son Hobbles - backpacking, reading Mr. Mark Nelson, History At C.H.S. 12 years. Teaching 13 years B.A. - U.C. Berkeley, M.A. - S.D.S.U. One son - Eddie Varsity Wrestling and Football Coach Hobbies - camping, bike riding, fish¬ ing, any sporting activity 155 156 Mrs. Carolyn Overbay, Deutsch and English At C.H.S. zwzanzig years. Teaching zwanzig years B.A. - U.C.S.B. Verhelratet - Heine Kinder, nur elne Hundin und elne Katze Hobbles TIere, Lesen, Handarbeit, Faulenzen In der Sonne’ Mr. Don Pool, Math and Science At C.H.S. 18 years. Teaching 21 years B.A. - E.N.M.U., other degrees New Mexico Highlands Married one one, one daughter Hobbles woodworking. Jogging, camping Ms. Sandra Robertson, Math At C.H.S. 3 years. Teaching 20 years B.A. - Bucknell University, other work at Long Island Un., Syra case Un. and Hofstra Two children - one son, one daughter Mr. Tom “TR” Robertson, Student Services Director - A.S.B. Athletics and Year¬ book Advisor At C.H.S. 14 years. Teaching 14 years Mr. Harry Schurch, Social Studies B.A. - San Diego State Un., MA. • At C.H.S. 17 years. Teaching 21 U.S.l.U. and S.D.S.U. years Married • two sons (Chris and Brian), B.A. • Cal State Long Beach, M.A. one dog and two cats One daughter Hobbles • skiing, avid sports fan. Hobbles - body surfing, tennis, trav- famlly eling, reading Ms. Dolores Delgado Robertson, Spanish At C.H.S. 11 years B.A. • California Western Un., M.A. - U.S.LU. j Jr. Class Advisor, Mecha Club Advl- , sor ! Married - 1 beagle, 1 brittany Spaniel Hobbles - camping on deserted Is¬ lands and beaches In Mexico, flow¬ er farming, the ocean years B.A. - Calif. Western Un., M.A. - U.S.LU. Freshman class advisor and varsity girls track coach Married - one dog Hobbles - rafting, needlework, run¬ ning Mr. James Shepard, Choral Music At C.H.S. and teaching 11 years B.A. - U.S.C., M.A. - S.D.S.U. Married - one boy and one girl Hobbles-running Ms. Wortmann, D HH Learning Handicapped At C.H.S. one year, teaching 2 years B.A. - U.C. Santa Barbara Married Dr. Kay Telford, Social Studies At C.H.S. 17 years. Teaching 22 years B.A. - Bridgewater State, M.Ed. - Bridgewater State, Ph.D. - U.S.I.U. Lancer Day Committee Chairperson Hobbles - travel, reading Mr. Bruce Tillman, Math At C.H.S. 6 years. Teaching 9 years B.A. - Chico State University One daughter Varsity football coach, varsity track coach. Junior Class advisor Hobbles, - sports, reading, music, dancing, friends Mr. Scott Wright, English At C.H.S. 4 years, teaching 9 years B.A. - U.C. San Diego Varsity basketball coach Married Hobbles - music, sports Mr. Dave Vanegas, Spanish At C.H.S. 5 years. Teaching 15 years B.A. - S.D.S.U. Hobbles - fishing, sports, music, crossword puzzles Mr. R. Wood, English At C.H.S. 25 years. Teaching 27 years B.A. - L.A. State, M.A. - S.D.S.U. 2 sons (graduates of C.H.S.) and 3 grandsons Hobbles - folk dancing and collect- instructors not pictured: Mr. Ron Ash, Adaptive P.E., at C.H.S. 3 years Ms. Ellen Brandy Foster, Deaf, Hard of Hearing Instructor Mr. Tony Chlavetta, Art Instructor, at C.H.S. 21 years Mr. Hal Hoyle, Social Studies Instructor, at C.H.S. 17 years Mr. Robert Kendrick, Band Instructor, at C.H.S. 11 years Ms. Colleen Morey, Physical Education, at C.H.S. 2 years Mr. Sarg Smith, Math Instructor, at C.H.S. 11 years Ms. Carolyn Mead, Orchestra Instructor 157 Ms. Betty Alspaugh Guidance Tech. Ms. Elaine Benson Mrs. Charla Boodry Ms. Therese Dolkas Main Office Guidance Tech. Guidance Office Ms. Marge Gastelum Migrant Ed. Aide Ms. Glenda Lane Attendance Office Ms. Nan Leighton Main Office Cafeteria Staff Otheta Rodgers Billie Neff Lucille Tadlock Juanita Tillman Henrietta Blacia A Helen Wolenchuk Polly Frazee Emma Baird 158 Ms. Cynthia McPherson Principals Secretary Ms. Sara Morales Guidance Tech. Ms. Flo Peniston Library Tech. Mrs. Carolyn Robertson Health Tech. Mrs. Carrolle Rossman A.S.B. Financial Clerk Mrs. Mary Jean Tibbels Long Term Sub. Custodial Staff Jason Lundy John Mataga Warren Santiago Supervisor John Artiaga Molly Fox Joe Arnold 159 CLASS OF 1984 JUNIORS THE CLASS YOU CAN ' T IGNORE Jr. Class CouncihPres. - Tamara Tico, V.P.-Lisa Picchiotino, Sec.-Jill McNabb, Treas.-Jim Heredia, Pub,-Leanne Bowen, Act.- Ki m Pollock Alcantar, Angel Algran, William Alvardo, Enrique Anderson, James Antol, John Archer, Suzzanne Arellano, Beatriz Austin, Robert Baker, Tracy Balassa, Renee Bear, Joseph Betancourt, Felipe Blela, Todd Bishop, George Borgerson, Scott Bowen, Leanne Breitenbach, Jill Brencola, Dina 160 Brown, Larry Brown, Lisa Browning, Lisa Burr, Andrea Buscher, Ronald Byers, Susan Cabacungan, Aneda Caldwell, David Card, David Carreon, Robert Cervantes, Alicia Chaddock, Sabrina Chambers, Fred Chapman, Mary Cinowski, Mary Clark, William Clevers, Cynthia Collins, Regina Conn, Brian Coronado, Monica Cunningham, Donald Davidson, April David, Sara Dearie, David Demedicis, Debra Derby, David Dewhurst, Debra Dominguez, Jeffrey Dorsey, William Duff, Cindy Dunn, Rhonda Dunn, Ronald Eady, Roxanne Ellis, Timothy Ellzey, Brent Ernes, Cathy Erler, Koren Farrell, Colleen Fimlan, Susan Fink, Cheryl Florlan, Gregory Rivera, Horatio Fox, Garth Friend, Tim Garfford, Lisa Gaiser, Diane Gamble, Therese Garcia, Irene 161 Garcia, Kenneth Garcia, Maria Gardner, Melinda Geary, Dennis Gibas, Lisa Gnibus, Tim Gonzalez, Alfred Godd, Samantha Gutierrez, Cristina Hamilton, Clete Henderson, Michael Heredia, James Hester, Bonnie Hester, Mark Hill, Donald Hill, Tammy Hippe, Jennifer Hirsch, Lisa Holland, Kaja Horner, Teresa Hurd, Duane Iredell, Be van Jarrard, Suzette Jennings, Troy Jones, Patricia Joseph, Suzette Kapczynski, Michael Kiesel, Carolyn Kirkman, Charles Klopfenstein, Kim Kubski, John Kuhn, Dean Kunh, Kenneth LaRue, Jeff Lad wig, Thomas Loduca, Lynn Long, Andrew Long, Brian Lukowski, Anna Ly, Chau 162 I Maddalena, Derek Madrid, Frank Mahoney, Rita Malkemus, Carolyn Manh, Peter Mariz, Patricia Markgraf, Eric Martin, Ja Dee McCarthy, Erin McDonald, Robert McGill, Stephen McGrath, Michael McLean, Anna McMahon, Ty McNabb, Jell McNabb, Traci McNeal, Branch Meehan, Shevaun Mendoza, Tomas Meyer, Anne Meyer, Karen icz. Mahre nua atephen Mullen, Elizabeth Nares, Michael Naugler, Warren Nef, Clarita Newland, Bruce Newman, Duncan 163 O ’Grady, Maura Ordonezlety, Lety Packard, Becky Parker, Joby Parnell, Brent Payne, Sean Payo, Jose Peilax, Betsy Peterson, David Phillips, Ricky Picchiottino, Lisa Pollock, Kimberly Powers, Michael Preciado, Delia Preciado, Juanita Primer, Craig Prudhomme, David Quaranta, Stephen Raines, Kenneth Rankin, Emily Rasmussen, Eric Rayburn, Stacy Rayo, Jose Ready, Paige Reeves, Cheryl Reid, Geri Renna, Dean Rhee, Tom Rice, Joan Riecke, Nancy Riedel, Frank Robinson, Lisa Roger, Steven Rogers, Larlana Rogers, Morland Rossbach, Rosenda Roy, Monica Sagnimeni, Anne Salazar, Maria Salinas, Ana Sauerborn, Peter Sawyer, Linda Sawyer, Suzanne Scarpelli, Lynn Schlehuber, Daniel Senechal, Jennifer Shelley, Charla Sherrard, Robert 164 Shimp, Victoria Sibley, Lisa Sidas, Vanessa Simpson, Jennifer Soto, Stephanie Spano, Raymond Spencer, Charles Spencer, Ricky Spitzer, Eric Stalder, Beth Steinman, Jerri Sterling, Aron Stockman, Jordan Stotts, Wendi Strange, Kelly Sullivan, Bryan Sutton, Robert Tauer, Scott Telles, Kathleen Thomas, Dana Thompson, Missy Tico, Tamara Tingstrom, Peter Torres, Brigitte Torres, Jose Uriostegui, Jacqueline Valadez, Sandra Valencia, Jessica Vallejo, Leticia Vallejo, Rigoberto Velaszuez, Juan Villareal, Manuel Villarreal, Theressa Waller, Nannette Watanabe, Benjamin Watts, Robyn Webb, Charlse Webb, Wendy Wedmore, Woody Welsh, Dean Weyers, Jeff White, Megan Williamson, Wendy Wingo, Colleen Woodcox, Gina Wright, Sam Yates, Kevin York, Brandon Zamora, Nancy CLASS OF 1985 SOPHOMORES THE CLASS THAT ' S ALIVE Angel, Stephanie Arcidiacono, Joseph Arseneau, Chad Ascndez, Henry Atkin, Troy Ayoub, Daryl Baer, John Baete, Karla Bagley, Linda Banche, Nicholas Bandemer, Michael Barber, Noemi Soph. Class Council-Pres.- Linda Bagley, V.P.’EUsa Stabile, Sec.- Jenny Power, Treas.-Debby Miller, Pub.- Melody Packard, Act.-Cassy Bllgore Ackerson, Kelly Ackroyd, Betsy Ackroyd, Carrie Aguston, Jim Akita, Andrea Alberico, David 166 Barbour, Jace Bean, Jennifer Beard, Allison Beasley, Michael Bell, Daniel Bentson, Christian Bertotti, Erika Bertram, Ingrid Bllgore, Cassie Blevens, Michael Bodman, Eric Boncer, Julia Borden, Robert Bosteder, Stacey Brentzel, Suzan ne Briggs, Denise Broome, Angela Brophy, Lori Brown, Dan Bryan, Krista! Bryson, Pamela Buggy, Barbra Burns, Warren Busse, Brndan Byers, Holly Byrne, Chrsitine Calkins, Traci Campbell, Mark Carper, Terri Carriedo, Marcia Cascella, Ronald Christman, Tamara Clancy, Kathleen Clark, Patricia Clary, Jackie Clauson, Kathleen Conklin, Jesse Cook, Lisa Cook, Lori Coronado, Mark Cromwell, Angela Curtin, Thomas Davis, David Davis, Gerald Day, Chris Daybell, Mark Dettmer, Sean DIetor, Shannon 167 168 Dooby, Kris Dooby, Kristain Dowel], Taunya Duchnick, David Duva, Mark Ernes, Heather Enright, Matthew Etienne, Kevin Everhart, Alan Farnham, Dana Fitzgerald, Scott Freeman, Erik Gardner, Lance Gastelum, Geoffrey Gayda, Sonia Geifin, Brian Gerrard, Patrick Giordani, Susan Giro, Cristofer Gomez, Tomas Gonzales, Humberto Gonzales, Lindy Grabowski, Lori Hall, Susan Hammerbach, Christopher Hanna, Denise Hansen, David Harris, Amanda Hatch, Laura Haunold, Monika Herrera, Frank Hewett, Timothy iyr s yxjLXjU ' CSOOL fc© Ojj t; COonv Hi ' tyT cU L u Ck ( OCOO! 0 6 o cnJL iQ f UO cXo aofi ' HdCux o olA. fcrrv tj9 r Hoang, Dong Hoard, Steve Hogan, Julie Holguin, Christina Hoyt, Molly Huelsman, Christopher Hunter, Barbara Hunter, Faye Jackson, Vicki Jenecek, Amy Jensen, Lynn Jimno, Vincent 4 b Lo(X 03;H Johnson, Julie Johnson, Shaun J IIUC V UO( Vl Jonnson, � tiaun W40C.1I C f e i ivievv ol5;Cuvv 4 !! €X, Vs ' vWu n ' EX.j Ws. 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' cK,v.u Kosko, Dennis Kottel, Kristen Kramp, Christine Kressin, James Kruger, Janie Kueny, Tiffany Lannan, Shelley Larsen, Katy Larson, Tobi Lash, Todd Lawrence, Laurie 169 Lebby, Lara Lechner, David Loukatos, Katherine Lundquist, Steven Machlan, Michael Madvio, Cynthia Maffuchl, Christopher Malay, Michael Manning, Kimberly Mardon, Jean Markell, Drew Markgraf, Kyle Marshall, James Martin, David Martin, Michelle Martinez, Monica Marvin, Melanie Matson, Lisa Matsul, Steven McGonIgle, John McKay, Michelle McKee, Peter Meehan, Kevin Meier, Cynthia Merkle, Fernando Miller, Deborah Mills, William Moore, James Moreno, Charles Moreno, Christine Morris, Leah Mulcahy, Kathy Mullen, John Mullins, Scoot Muntz, Joanne Muntz, Luanne Negrete, Fernando Negrete, Otilla Nelberger, Sean Newell, Donald Newland, Kathleen Ngado, Tanid NIssen, Karen Oberholtz, Paul O ' Connor, Tara O ' Neil, Taffy Orbaugh, Heidi Packard, Jonathan Packard, Melody Pattlson, Tiffany Pearce, Crandy Pereira, Paul Perez, Claudia Peterson, Cyndle Peterson, Francis Pfafflln, Drake 1 i i I i 1 i I 1 Pines, Darin Power, Jennifer Powers, Richmond Prichard, Jason Prior, Kim her Quick, Kimberly Redd, Eric Reed, Annette Reed, Wendy Reid, Kimberiie Robison, Robby Robles, Steve Rodriguez, Frank Rodriguez, Miguel Rozanski, Maria Ruiz, Juan Runs void. 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