Caruthers Union High School - La Puerta Yearbook (Caruthers, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1980 volume:

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F55 'S-.M Ralf ' As Freshman we entered high school with a feeling of fright and too a feeling of excitement. With time we adjusted ourselves to high school atmosphere and the fear faded away. The excitement grew more intense. Through the years we've all faced disappointments, we've all faced changes. Together we've cried, together we've laughed and had fun. As Seniors, we departed from high school with a feeling of pride, and with us we took the unforgettable memories. As Senior Class President, I wish to extend sincere thanks from the l'Great Class of 1980 to each and every individual who contributed to our educational years. Senior Class President TOP LEFT: The Ofhcers of the Senior Class were: First Row - Sergeant-at-Arms Jeannine Armas, Student Council Representative Jennifer Wineman, Secretary Margaret Nielsen, Vice President Shonda Rau, Second Row - Cheerleader Armondo Vera, President Margie Arreguin, and Treasurer Sophia Masada. 7 ,HJ in -Q mi 'VA ,Qs E e M A mu 1' ,. gf 'f QV JV' ,-41 ,W .r Q 3' .. K 3. f 1 'A'm4,, H ,.. f E sen 'A A '5 I , eff Q MMS mi 4 ' iq f 1 ff' ,,'., 51' Q1-.ar-Jw W wVf ::w:.R?f Y W Y, f H , 'WEST wg V Mm A fi if , ' E if - 'Y 4 RY 'ff ' K AF, ,, W Ei xdgkx f 2 F' 1 ei . I if I Ig-H ,-mm,-, J Y Z, A 4 2 W1 ww? 'V X' I M n W ' ' ' , W' Ei, FV H1 F 3Vf,?f4i1s '-, A ,ikf --fm qw -va. Wim -S QE' is Sf' if 'ff j 1 8, Q, , , Ki ,, K fra N, 'W . , 8 1, 4. Q 1.6, 1, yjgfggggvggglww Vg wr 1 A fx ww 5 fi' Q f 4 5 9 Gene Baker Karen Barber Ron Barragan Chhinder Bath Ron Bender Manjit Bhangoo Kamaljit Bhullar Ranjit Bhullar Margie Arreguin Vicki Atwell Jessie Avalos Dolores Arias Jeannine Armas James Busch Kevin Carais Katie Cattuzzo Kurt Cattuzzo Lydia Cortez f' di? 6 IOL on rl .V- Carrie Crama Tami Crawford Alan Douglas Ronnie Dustin Dawn Fairless Alfred Federico Rodney Gee Dahn Gill 11 TOP CENTER LEFT: Karen Barber loved the many hours of slaving over the off-set. Kalwant Gill Sal Gonzales Susan Hawkins Danny Haynes Keith Haynes Sherry Holmes Diana Hull Joann Hull TOP LEFT: Shonda Rau, Lisa Lane, Diana Hull, Margaret Nielsen, and Karen Barber showed off Margaret's car. i l fix 1-vii l ilhluqi fi 12 i figl 'Hun-uf Gayle Jensen David Jimenez Randy Johnson Lisa Lane Kari Ley Mary Lofiin Mike Loftis Irma Lopez Paul Magana Severina Martinez Sophia Masada Dennis Miller Donald Miller Dorene Miller Mike Miranda Steve Moore 13 Karlene Nason Brenda Neighbors Kelly Nelson Margaret Nielsen Donald Owens Q :ty Robin Pike f Brenda Pippin Keith Railey Je 3 y , li ' , l e in f l W 'Y ge .la i , w i 1 ' , T it L .L eeee A , 1 A ' iiii Q x , QDJLQA-CL C vi E 7fOwlLQvpwtQ, x I A BOTTOM LEFT: Armondo Vera, Tim Wright, BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Katie Cattuzzo and Q - v-,O-O Kari Ley, and BoBo Sanchez enjoyed a leisure Toni Arreguin examined Lance Stairs' muscles. moment before football practice. afaelcisgs Jw Wee-Q Cm B ca . QD ' 'T ' . CNU'uz,0- and Jai, YYXL I G5 cami 14'2:eOpQA,loteLwsofee E w,6,,Qf.a e QWGJEMAE dim Elie Cklwv' sig Jeff Singh ff Em Dorothy Sanchez Shiori Seragaki Jeannine Rodari Eddie Ramero Andrew Sanchez Camera shy people: Toni Arreguin Dolores Camarena Tony Dillon Sarjeet Gill Jeff Jameson Wylie Jessup Bud Lawless Humberto Loera Rene Lopez Steve Magana Beatrice Martinez Sonia Martinez Monica Miguel Micheal Ruyl Jaspreet Sanghera Lance Stairs Reynaldo Vallejo John Villarreal Shonda Rau Charlene Repp Chuck Repp Karen Richard 15 Sohnya Singh Shelley Smith Bert Stephens Mike Stroud Raymond Tucker Keiko Uzaki Ricky Valdez Armondo Vera Robert Villarreal Carrie Weisgerber Kim Williford Jennifer Wineman Marilyn Wood Tim Wright Judy Yamamoto Charlene Zack 16 qP '!l ef fi 41 1u 'I of' , J' ,. : ' Q r wmmaamamammagg 5 5 QEQQQQQQQQXRQQQQQQQQQQS 5 5 5 5 5 59 Q3 5 5 E 5 2 5 Q 55 Q 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 g 55? Q 59 4 Q 3 5 5 5 5 5 I Q5 59 ca 59 lkQ9Q5V3 QQ53 9'55Q 9 '6W'5 9M3. lWWrwwww wM3J Valedictorian Judy Yamamoto Salutatorian Marilyn Wood Honor Roll Karen Barber ei b b AW Q Shonda Rau Ron Dustin fi I i Keiko uzaki Ma garet Nielsen . f ...' Reynaldo Vallejo . V Q! ' 17 TOP LEFT: The most talented were Margaret Nielsen and Mike Loftis. TOP CENTER LEFT: Kari Ley and Judy Yamamoto were voted the best dressed. BOTTOM LEFT: Reynaldo Vallejo and Judy Yamamoto were the two most likely to succeed. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Margie Arreguin and Mike Miranda had the best personality. BOTTOM CENTER: The most athletic were Vicki Atwell and Armondo Vera. ' I I xv : V I I 5 I I I 6 I I 6 I I P I I 6 P I I 6 9 I I 6 P I I fx ft g 18 Q UDV 'N I I I I 9 I I I II P jr? U l .E 9 I II e- 4 qi- XJ ffl KN fi 7-AAA-, I X' I I d I I C I I 6 I I 6 I I 6 I fl 41 If I Senior celebrities QQ I I I 6 I I 6 I I I I I I . I 1 W DLI NJVC 6 6 Q 6 6 of 1980 were honored. . D DLI B, , rj is , 22' 5 I 9 5 I C Q I p C 5 I 6 P Q, C P Qi 6 I d QI G Aw ,,' TOP CENTER: Keith Haynes and Sherri Holmes had the best build. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Sohnya Singh and Kevin Carais were voted the funniest. TOP RIGHT: The best looking were Steve Magana and Kariene Nason. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Mike Loftis and Margie Arreguin were the most spirited. Armando Vera is this year's 1980 Raider. He is a friendly, outgoing person with many athletic abilities. Upon entering Caruthers High School, he became a junior varsity football co-captain and later played on the junior varsity wrestling and baseball teams. He was also chosen freshmen Christmas king candidate. He played on the varsity football, wrestling, and baseball teams during his sophomore year. During his junior year, Armando was again in the varsity line-up in football and baseball and was co- captain of the wrestling team. Besides being an active athlete, he served in elective othces as Lettermen's Club sergeant-at-arms, junior class president and a member of student council. He was chosen king candidate for the Christmas dance and was an active member on the prom committee. Armando's senior year was also a busy one. As co-captain of the varsity football team, he helped lead his team to a valley championship. Because of this he was named the WSL IVlost Valuable Back and was selected for both teams in All League. Besides this, he was again a co-captain of the varsity wrestling team and a member of the varsity baseball team. He was also elected Lettermen's Club president and class yell leader. When Armando was asked to reveal the most fun and memorable incident in his last four years he 20 replied, NI enjoyed playing with my football teammates even though at first we had problems. We stayed close like a family, and I just wish I could do it again with the same team next year. When asked which of his four years had been the most enjoyable he commented, 'XI liked all four years. They all had their good and bad points, so I really couldn't pick one over the other. Armando was Raider Ralderette was Margie. Margie Arreguin was chosen Raiderette for her warm, friendly personality and exemplary dedication to the school and its people. Her remarkable leadership ability began as freshmen class vice- ET' ' s ,es . Hs, ' l'f'I president and student council representative. She was also a very outstanding majorette, As a sophomore, Margie was a hnalist in the Lions Club Speech Contest and was a majorette. Her junior year was also a busy one. She served as student body vice-president, co-chairman of the junior concession stand and helped promote spirit at the rallies as class yell-leader. As Margie's years at Caruthers High came to an end, her involvement was still strong. She was senior class president, student body first vice-president, a member of the senior sign painting committee and served as chairman of the 1979 Homecoming parade and football half time activities. Margie laughs remembering her experience planning the Homecoming Parade, lllt is funny remembering it now, but then it wasn't funny at all. For one thing, after I had planned the parade and given out instruction sheets to everyone thinking everyone would follow them, I learned at the last minute that the elementary band had to be moved to a new position! During the parade two floats didn't show up at all - one had fallen apart, and various cars came and went - one car went through eight times! After the parade, I didn't know that the floats were to go to the football Held and they went instead to the school parking lot before I realized it. In reflection she said, 'XI wouldn't mind doing it all over again, but I'd do it differently. 21 Juniors did it all. Juniors were very active this year. For Homecoming the Junior candidate's car won first place. Spirit and participation made them a winning class. The concession stand was a big fund raiser which allowed them to have a successful Junior-Senior Prom. MIDDLE LEFT: Look at the fascination on Esther Evans' face. TOP CENTER LEFT: Ruthann Eberlein tried frantically to escape from class. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Class Oflicers were: First Row - Vice President Kim Johnson, Secretary Lisa Singh, President Joyce Chow, Second Row - Sergeant-at-Arms Garvin East, Sergeant-at-Arms Terry Hemman. Class Representative Brent Willis, Cheerleader Junior Garza, and Treasurer Robbie Nielsen. 22 Bert Acevedo Annette Allen Lupe Alvarez Cindy Andrada Jesse Aragon Mike Arias Claudia Arthur Herminder Athwal Jeffrey Bachelor Steve Bachelor Marianne Barcellos Sheri Beauchamp MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT Steve Hume showed off his immense body MIDDLE RIGHT: Junior Garza In an untypical pose, BOTTOM RIGHT: None other than the Three Musketeers Deric Ley Jeff Hamilton and Tony Cothran. Homer Benavidez Stella Bratton Glenda Caldwell Stephen Cardoza Larry Carter Jesse Cerna Joyce Chow Kim Claborn Martin Contreras Dan Cornelious Gerald Correia Elizabeth Cortez Tony Cothran Teresa Crandall Deborah Crow 24 3' A? X T1 -we ,V q .' M MK if ,, A,L,A , y , Y L mo... 1 f .nf , fa, if.. ff, if . ,,,, ,M , ' , H ,,,,- were . ff-fi: . , l MM' : I' we -' , 54 5, N .se isa: T VJ J.. , an L If 'K' 1 I w E fv 5, Q it 5 ef' '- 1 x X 1 I E :L , 1 lll Kenny DeArmond Ron DeFendis Lydia DeLeon Garvin East Ruthann Eberlein G1 ffff ' M1 if 4 ,fl I, if 1 ' 4-4 . 5,5 df Jr i lf . ,, ,,,., ,. , 6 , E f 'f JW , Q, 'galil Q Charles Friis-Hansen Cindy Furr Geronimo Garza Christina Gonzales Valarie Hall Jeff Hamilton Anna Esteve Esther Evans Beatriz Fernandez Juan Figuero BOTTOM LEFT: Arnold Vera announced, Hey, I'm the greatest! BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Rico Vasquez said, It's just you and me Eddie Hamlin. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Manuel Rodriquez ate his way through class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Terry Hemman told Kim Johnson to smile pretty for the camera. 25 MIDDLE LEFT: Teresa Crandall was on her way to the dentist. TOP CENTER LEFT: Marianne Barcellos, Tammy Watts and Laura Loflin agreed that this beats the school's lunch. BOTTOM LEFT: Lupe Alvarez and Evelyn Quiroz were the permanent tixtures at the barbecue pit. K L .:., V -fa ,-R , 'Q s rf' in ,- x nik i A . . 4 Delores Matthew Karen Terry Hamlin Hammond Haynes Hemman Eddie Kenneth Kathy Patrick Hamlin Hanneman Helm Hemphill l X tt- in W fi , 1lL fig , m k L17 Debbie Hogan . L Mike Howes ' J A mL:1 1 Steve Hume .QQL , ,v-' . ' hifi.: '-N'-' ' ' we fs i S. K :Ai kv. P' X X Ei? El? 3 M. ,Qizi pa Z .i,,.. vi, x Q 1 -.. Zelma Hunter Isaiah Islas Leticia Jimenez Brad Johnson Kim Johnson Rodney Johnson Mark Jones Rusty Knutson David Lane BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Robbie Nielsen, another student that didn't meet Mrs. Barackman's deadline. BO'l'I'0M LEFT: Caruthers Rustlers taking an afternoon girl-watching break. 27 Deric Ley Janet Livermore David Loera Laura Lofiin Norma Lopez Oralia Lopez Rebecca Lopez Phillis Lowe Vickie Magana Esmeralda Martinez Lori McNeil 28 Esmeralda Mendez Tammy Moore Debra Nason Guy Nelson Www' I Ks.. -S Allen Owens is 7 P L2!L9..Q.Lf9Ld. Ramona Pipkin 'P G nik N . J. ' 3 S X K is ,M dn xx rf iii 3? ,Zi 5 it ? 1 ?' ? 2 Qi I Margaret Silverio Lisa Singh H Evelyn Quiroz Clifford Ratclilf R Sherri Ray 5l'fQ,f K Beth Richard Ronald Richards Dan Rodrigues Manuel Rodrigues Karen Rowden James Salmon Shelley Sasselli Bryan Schwabenland Mark Silva 29 Sherri Sousa Irene Spain Jake Stairs Parjit Sunner Robbie Taylor Kim Tierce axial? I X ,mg .v . Jesus Tolentino Beatrice Torres Esther Torres Vincent Torres TOP CENTER RIGHT: Herminder Athwall, who were you trying to impress? TOP RIGHT: Homework, Debbie Hogan? MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Wolfman and girlfriends! MIDDLE RIGHT: Marianne Barcellos replied, I think they recognized us, Laura Lofiin. Tammy Watts Dale Weisgerber Josie White 31 Nannette Villarreal Carmen Watkins Sophomores raised money - X ff nl' TOP: The Sophomore Class Officers were: First Row - Secretary Dianne Barragan, Student Council Representative Kristy Gee, Second Row - Vice-President Trice Auten, President Jason Lane, Cheerleader Brenda Barcellos, and Treasurer Clark Nishikawa. BOTTOM LEFT: Becky Overstreet said to Robyn Love, Hey, honey! TOP CENTER RIGHT: Smile, Carl Brown, you're on Candid Camera! TOP RIGHT: Steve Singh doesn't need a car to cruise. Elena Aragon Elena Arreguin Jose Arreola Trice Auten David Avalos Junior Avery Candy Balandran Brenda Barcellos Diane Barragan Jinder Bath Colleen Baugus Werner Bekeschus Susie Benevidez Tonywrady Carl Brown Richard Camarena Arnold Cantu Theresa Carais Rene Cavazos Peter Cerna Mary Lou Cervantes Virginia Chanaka Charles Clark Jonathan Clark ':D'6HFfa Corne lou Doug a Leonel DeLeon. Jann Detienne Denise Donaldson Kendal Elder Irene Flores Tami Floyd Cindy Garcia La La Garza Kristy Gee Raymond Gomez Ricky Gonzales 34 A!! ,Xa .1 10 1.1. - If 5 I 9 M Mo A I ? ?':e, l I .. l l l . I senile' I l I L , l 5 l l l I l Mark Grifhn Mark Hall Shelly Hawkins Doug Haynes 411. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Jonathan Clark said, What, I have a detention to serve right now? TOP RIGHT: Jenny Chanaka concentrated on her work, while Palmer Todd concentrated on her nails. MIDDLE RIGHT: Guess Who?f' 35 Bernice Hood Eugene Hull Cindy Jackson Teresa Johnson Becky Jones Todd King Jason Lane Cheri Langley Connie Laxton Brian Loftis Christy Lopez Delia Lopez Nora Lopez Oscar Lopez Robyn Love , . TOP RIGHT: Larry Waldrop trying to look cool Tim Hepner E W Mari Hernandez James Hill I ff? TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Cheri Langley desperately tried to release the pen from her hand. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Jason Lane, Amazing! TOP RIGHT: Kenny Mohr Said, Hi! F0lkS. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jake Stairs and Steve Singh trying to be cool. .42 Juanita Martinez Lupe Martinez Manuel Martinez Martin Martinez Reynaldo Martinez Kristen Mc New Janie Medina Chester Mefford Shelly Mefford Lupe Mejia 37 Elizabeth Mendez Janie Mendez John Mitchell Kenny Mohr Sergio Moreno TOP LEFT: Trice Auten gives us the windblown ook. MIDDLE LEFT: Christy Lopez and Lupe Martinez took their dog for a walk. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Marie Mendoza trying to look busy. Jerry Moore Lori Moore Bobby Mullins Randy Nason Clark Nishikawa Marvin Oakley Bertha Ortega Becky Overstreet Tracy Pardo Rhonda Patterson 38 fr X we R QE: 11. 4' , , ' N L- I l is l ' r BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Lupe Mejia will make a good little wife, BOTFOM RIGHT: Rhonda Patterson, Trice Auten, and Jason Lane were posing for the Enthusiastic Award. 1 . : 7 -- -. X R x X '- Jennie Peraza Mike Peyton Sharjnit Purewal Cindy Raiiey Fred Ramirez Martha Richards Julie Rodriquez Mario Romero Consulo Rosario Robert Ruyle Alicia Sanchez Cynthia Sanchez Dan Scheideman David Scheideman Alice Sepeda Mike Silva Baldev Singh Steve Singh Shelia Smith Sandy Stephens Ginger Stewart Mark Stroud Caroline Subia Palmer Todd Walter Tucker Fred Valdez Hilario Villareal Robert Waldrop ww av 47 Jfii' .Sgt E+' Glenn Yamamoto Abel Ybarra Ray Yslas MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Connie Laxton, Jennie Peraza, Jake Stairs, and Steve Singh demonstrated four ways to frown. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Randy Nason and Mike Silva slept outside of class as well as in class. TOP RIGHT: Jann Detienne yells, Give me a KCI Il MIDDLE CENTER: Gene Hull kept up with the gossip. Camera Shy People: Roland Castillo Joann Garza Jim Jackson Richard Padillo Ruth Sanchez Thomas Watts Danny Weaver Nancy Willis Raymond Wood 41 Freshmen had a lot of spirit. fx 49 in xx 1 ek 'sr .el 'E The Freshmen had a large enrollment with a lot of spirit to go along with it. They entered a float in the Homecoming parade and were very active in the pep rallies, Spirit Week, and class activities. TOP LEFT: The Freshman Class Officers were: First Row - President Alvaro Acevedo, Treasurer Shelli Rau, Second Row - Cheerleader Dawn Elvington, Cheerleader Heidi Hamilton, Secretary Lee Ann Cox, Vice- President Bill Golladay, and Sergeant-at-Arms WW David Watts. BOTTOM LEFT: Kevin Tierce found his very own security pole. 42 my 25: Q law :Q E M X .,...,,:, . 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K , Q. , ,xxx MF' - 2 if ,5 -HQ Tiff ' Elesio De Leon Odulia De Leon James Dennis Tammy Dennis Kelly Dexter Laura Dias James Dunkin Joe Duran Kevin East Dawn Elvington Joel Farmen Gregg Farr Stacy Ferreira Vangie Ferrer Teresa Floyd Greg Foster BOTTOM CENTER: Jana Wiltse was shocked to ind Al Smith holding the door for her BOTTOM RIGHT: Sheena Brannon was busy checking her Christmas list for Santa Claus I Tammy Geryk Amarjeet Gill Kulvinder Gill Bill Golladay David Gomez Heidi Hamilton Kristin Hansston Darlene Harrison Irma Hernandez Ruben Hildago Robyn Hobbs Todd Hogan Tammie Horton Darcy Hull Vincent Hunter Phillip Jensen Ron Johnson Donna Kincade 1 ,A , ik D A N ,Is r'-- sr, -fan f f,--sf,...... --ar .,,,,f' 2 3 E s ' 1 ,I ' ' 515555299 , I K ,,. 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Munn 1,smw4iQf.Q-- 47 George Melgoza Maria Mendoza George Munhall Sandra Negrete John Neighbors Sandra Nishikawa Kenneth Oakley Andy Olguin Robert Oxford Baltazar Pena Deborah Perkins Greg Phillips Alex Quiroz Anna Ramirez Juan Martinez Martin Martinez Mike McCraw Leslie Mefford --nat S - f , in .Ill-lm, K -' -5 7:-5L52'fE1:iIllEl2 . ,,..., , ..,,, .... ,,.,... , .ef mx - ' 5:15 , N si, -X 1 i M --'- 11-1.s2fsg L , l:..: V i i llilglfil fs 1.9 S Q un... in xf X Xxx . we in X ik ' gg -I +C .N , aa. . :f,.fJ,1 A Niki? zhr :'Wl 1 I ,fl i , .qf k Ea . yyss .. .. --x' l Ilyz 1 T L ,l1 I KZEL L k:Q:: f 'fn--fl, ' I Darren Scheideman Lisa Shelton 'Wa 3'S-can TOP LEFT: Jerry Wood bravely stuck his finger into a broken extension cord. BOTTOM LEFT: Rod Chow couldn't decide what to do with his delicious food. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Raymond Cortez, Ruben Costales, and Eric Kratzer snickered as Kevin Locastro and David Koop walked around the fair together. MIDDLE RIGHT: John Neighbors said, I was framed! Camera shy people: Keith Daniels Daljeet Deol Manuel Dominguez Ronny Gilmore Lance Hayes Frank Mendiola Tony Mendiola Rafael Muniz Rubin Ortiz Jodi Rainwater Ruben Rios George Workman. if mv. an 5-sf we ii Shelli Rau Tim Riddle Zachary Rodriquez Bernardo Romero Gilbert Romero Sheri Rush Mark Sanchez Rosalinda Sanchez Santos Sanchez Sherry Sanders iff: 49 Randy Taylor Sandy Taylor Kevin Tierce Ricky Tolentino AI Smith Sheryl Smith Julie Shinkawa Manuela Sousa Matilda Subia Balra Sunner Mm r,,. wwf' llllll Rachel Tovar Jose Valdez Stacy Vick al Maria Villarreal David Watts Timmy Watts Jana Wiltse Jerry Wood Dwain Zack Pam Zack BOTTOM LEFT: Alicia Sanchez casually took her test as Kevin Tierce bent down to pick up his cheat notes. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Julie Shinkawa was caught dozing at the keys of her typewriter, BOTTOM RIGHT: Stacy Ferreira demonstrated her brainwashing gun on Sheri Rush, 51 Organizations P O 7 1 'V do , 52 Q. Ei is .'S',A'.A'A,A'A'f Band had new director. The Caruthers High School Marching Band had a new director, Mr. John Simmons. The band participated in the Caruthers Fair Parade and Selma Band Review. They also performed at all pep rallies. TOP RIGHT: Band Oflicers were: First Row - Senior Representative Kevin Carais, Head Tall Flag Girl Karen Haynes, Drum Major Shelley Sasselli, Freshman Representative Melanie Carais, Head Majorette Margaret Nielsen, Vice-President Robbie Nielsen, Second Row - President Kari Key, Sophomore Representative Trice Auten, Junior Representative Cindy Furr, Secretary Sherri Sousa, Head Letter Girl Joann Hull, and Head Short Flag Girl Shelley Hawkins. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Letter Girls were: Brenda Pippin, Karen DeArmond, Cheri Langley, Sohnya Singh, Jeanne Caldwell, Mary Loflin, Jeannine Rodari, and Cindy Sanchez. BOTTOM RIGHT: Majorettes were: Anna Esteve, Head Margaret Nielsen, and Lisa Shelton. 53 if W? J Ja ,, f., N , T'Wl'1 . ww I 1 'f7iT25 A 5 1 'Qs 4 5. 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S RAIDER5 TOP RIGHT: The Blue Raider Marching Band members were: First Row - Lisa Shelton, Margaret Nielsen, Anna Esteve, Second Row - Stacy Ferreria, Shelli Rau, Shelley Hawkins, Delia Lopez, Third Row - Dawn Elvington, Gene Hull, Ray Yslas, Cindy Furr, Alvaro Acevedo, Shelley Sasselli, Brenda Barcellos, Fourth Row - Cindy Railey, Anna Ramirez, Cindy Garcia, Teresa Crandall, Valarie Hall, Sherri Sousa, Becky Overstreet, Alice Sepeda, Sheryl Smith, Karen Haynes, Fifth Row - Theresa Carais, Leslie Oxford, Shioro Seragaki, Diane Barragan, Greg Foster, Melanie Carais, Kristen McNew, Sixth Row - Robyn Love, Rod Chow, Ruben Costales, Raymond Cortez, Doug Davis, Jason Lane, Kari Ley, Jana Wiltse, Seventh Row - Al Smith, Mike Silva, Matt Hammond, Dwain Zack, Trice Auten, Steve Moore, Eighth Row - Annette Allen, Robbie Nielsen, Kevin Carais, Brent Willis, Sheri Rush Ninth Row - Brenda Pippin, Cindy Sanchez, Joann Hull, Mary Loflin, Sohnya Singh, Cheri Langley, Karen DeArmond, and Kelly Dexter. Caruthers High Student Council has had a very busy year. They have sponsored various activities from the Freshman Hello Dance to the Caruthers Football Homecoming. I am proud to have been President of what I feel is the best school of the state. I would like to thank the faculty, administration, and most of all the Student Council advisor, Miss Arlene Dutchke, for their support and guidance throughout the school year. Without this guidance, Caruthers High Student Council would not have been as successful and fulfilling as it was. Lastly, I would like to thank the Student Council officers, I could not have picked a better group of people to work with. Metab PM xx rf J t I ', I .5 ,, 56 'iii had a good year. TOP LEFT: The Executive Board members were: First Row - Assistant Treasurer Lisa Singh, Parliamentarian Karen Barber, President Keith Railey, First Vice-President Margie Arreguin. and Second Vice-President Margaret Nielsen. TOP RIGHT: The Members-At-Large were: First Row - Sophomore Lupe Martinez, Freshman Anna Marie Ramirez, Junior Margaret Silverio, Junior Kim Tierce: Second Row - Senior Karen Richard, Senior Kari Ley, Sophomore Jonathan Clark, and Junior Esther Evans. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Class Presidents were: Freshman Alvaro Acevedo, Senior Margie Arreguin, Sophomore Jason Lane, and Junior Joyce Chow. BOTTOM LEFT: The Student Body President was Keith Railey. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: The Club Presidents were: First Row - Band Kari Ley, Spanish Club Severina Martinez, FFA Donald Miller, Lettermans Club Armando Vera, Block C Vickie Atwell, Second Row - CSF Judy Yamamotto, FHA-HERO Delores Hamlin, and FBLA Karen Barber. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Representatives for Student Council were: First Row - Sophomore Representative Kristy Gee, Senior Representative Jennifer Wineman, Band Representative Shelley Sasselli, Head Cheerleader Sherri Sousa, Head Pep Girl Shonda Rau, Second Row - Spanish Club Representative Cindy Garcia, Freshman Newspaper Representative Margaret Nielsen, Annual Editor Anna Esteve, and Junior Representative Brent Willis. C57 La Puerta annual staff worked long hours f.'IZEi L One of the most rewarding experiences of my life has come with the completion of the 1980 La Puerta annual. I was joined in this effort by a completely new but extremely hard working and competent staff. La Puerta also had a new advisor, Mrs. Dale Barackman who in time of crisis became the annual photographer. Many thanks go to her. Because of the turnover of the annual staff, the format of La Puerta has remained unchanged. Special thanks to Mrs. Diane Lane, Mr. Larry Johnson, and Mr. Del Lowrey for their help with the photography. I hope that you enjoy this annual as much as we enjoyed producing it. Qantas Anna Esteve Editor 58 ...nf ,ve F 'ri TOP CENTER LEFT: Anna Esteve was the La Puerta annual editor. MIDDLE LEFT: Kim Tierce took pictures for the annual. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophia Masada and Esther Evans were busy working on the layout. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Kim Johnson and Robbie Nielsen were putting the pictures in alphabetical order. TOP CENTER RIGHT: The annual staff were: First Row - Sophia Masada, Kim Johnson, Anna Esteve, Second Row - Esther Evans, Kim Tierce, Herminder Athwal, and Robbie Nielsen. TOP RIGHT: Advisor Mrs. Barackman showed Margaret how to type up a copy. MIDDLE CENTER: Mike Loftis, Margaret Nielsen, and Zelma Hunter concentrated on their typing. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Herminder Athwal was the Business Manager. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Loftis and Zelma Hunter working hard??? 59 In February FBLA attended the Central Section Conference in Fresno. State Conference was held in Anaheim. FBLA members attended the National Conference in Washington, D.C. Parties were always a part of FBLA for members at Christmas and other times. TOP LEFT: FBLA State Ofiicers were: State President Karen Barber, Central Section Treasurer Norma Lopez, and State Secretary Ron Dustin. TOP CENTER LEFT: FBLA officers were: First Row - President Karen Barber, Points Chairman Analisa Lane, Vice President Keith Raileyg Second Row - Treasurer Joyce Chow, Reporter Margaret Nielsen, and Secretary Sophia Masada. BOTTOM LEFT: FBLA members were: First Row - Sophia Masada, Norma Lopez, Shonda Rau, Lisa Singh, Analisa Lane, Second Row - Margaret Nielsen, Delia Lopez, Karen Barber, Sandra Nishikawa, Robyn Hobbs, Joyce Chow, Keith Railey, Third Row - Jason Lane, Shelly Hawkins, Ron Dustin, Deborah Crow, Clark Nishakawa, Anna Esteve, Dwain Zack, and Advisor Mr. Dunlap. , FBLA had new advisor. 60 During Homecoming, CSF's car won first place. Members attended a spring Central Regional Conference in Yosemite and a spring trip to Universal Studios. Every month CSF held a regular newspaper drive as a fund raiser and committee deed. Membership pins are awarded to graduating members for being in CSF for six semesters or more. TOP CENTER RIGHT: CSF officers were: Secretary-Treasurer Keiko Uzaki, President Judy Yamamoto, CSF Representative Cindy Garcia, Vice President Margaret Nielsen, and Advisor Mrs. Carol Jewell. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Jewell was proud to be the CSF advisor. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of CSF were: First Row - Joyce Chow, Anna Esteve, Judy Yamamoto, Ginger Stewart, Sandra Nishakawa, Cindy Andrada, Keiko Uzaki, Second Row - Jason Lane, Dwain Zack, Karen Barber, Margaret Nielsen, Cindy Garcia, Margaret Silverio, Ron Dustin, and Clark Nishakawa, CSF collected newspapers. 61 Lettermen s Club sold Jerseys The Lettermen's Club and Block HC Co-Sponsored the Homecoming Dance. They sold football jerseys to the student body with class years on them. The money raised was used on scholarships, spring barbeque, and one Held trip. TOP LEFT: Lettermen's Club members were: First Row - Scott Vick, John Mitchell, Matt Hammond, Gene Hull, Pat Hemphill, Mark Griflin, Mike Silva, Steve Hume, Clark Nishikawa: Second Row - Dale Weisgerber, James Salmon, Ronald Bender, Mark Silva, Kari Ley, Keith Haynes, Sal Gonzales, BoBo Sanchez: Third Row - Armando Vera, Brent Willis, Junior Garza, Steve Cardoza, Bert Acevedo, Garvin East, Terry Hemman, Mike Loftis, and Tim Wright. BOTTOM LEFT: President Armando Vera requesting Advisor George Gaus's signature on the resignation papers. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: The officers were: Vice President Armando Vera, Tournament Director Terry Hemman, and Secretary- Treasurer Keith Haynes. 62 l l Block C sponsored Donkey Basketball. Block UC entered a car in the Homecoming Parade and helped sponsor the 1979 Football Homecoming Dance. They raised 51,200 for Volleyball Standards. In January they sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game featuring the faculty vs. the girls basketball team. TOP RIGHT: Block C officers were: President Vickie Atwell, and Vice President Jennifer Wineman. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Advisor Mrs. Bobbie Bass with her UI DID IT! grin. BOTTOM RIGHT: The members of Block UC were: First Row - Brenda Barcellos, Trice Auten, Judy Yamamoto, Shiori Seragaki, Kim Johnson, Anna Esteveg Second Row - Cindy Garcia, Zelma Hunter, Tammy Moore, Kim Tierce, Vickie Atwell, Sherri Sousa, Jennifer Wineman, and Margaret Nielsen. 63 FFA competed in fairs FFA was the biggest club on campus this year with hfteen new members. They had a very busy year competing in the Caruthers and Fresno fairs. Many of the members showed animals. Seven of them sold their heifers for 515,000 each. FFA won the Herdsmenship Award for Dairy and Swine in the Caruthers and Fresno fairs. TOP LEFT: FFA officers were: First Row - Vice President Charles Friis-Hansen, Secretary Annette Allen, President Donald Miller, Sentinel Ted Verwey, Sweetheart Joann Hull, Second Row - Reporter Karen Haynes. BOTTOM LEFT: Joann Hull was the 1979 FFA Sweetheart. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: FFA members were: First Row - Advisor Miss Arlene Dutschke, Joann Hull, Advisor Mr. Robert Lane, Second Row - Robert Villarreal, Annette Allen, Karen Haynes, Raymond Wood, Fourth Row - Allen Owen, Charles Friis-Hansen, Tim Watts: Fifth Row - Patrick Hemphill, Ted Verwey, Matthew Hammond, Shonda Rau, Jerry Correia, Robyn Love, John Mitchell, Seventh Row - Gilbert Romero, Larry Carter, Mike Borba, Doug Haynes, and Tony Brady. x X, 64 FHA - HERO traveled statewide. Caruthers High SchooI's Future Homemakers of America had a very busy year raising money in order to take part in competition. They sold tupperware, cakes, and had a car wash. FHA attended various meetings The Sub-Regional meeting held at Clovis West on March 22, the Regional meeting held at Sanger in February, and the FHA state Leadership Conference held in the bay area in April. TOP RIGHT: The FHA ofhcers were: First Row - President Delores Hamlin, Vice-President Sheri Beauchamp, Historian Tammy Moore, Advisor Mrs. Lane, Second Row - Recreation Leader Beth Richard, Treasurer Norma Lopez, Sergeant-at-Arms Glenda Caldwell, and Secretary Tony Arreguin, BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: FHA members were: First Row - Rodney Johnson, Tammy Moore, Delores Hamlin, Sheri Beauchamp, Beth Richard, Glenda Caldwell, Herminder Athwalg Second Row - Lupe Mejia, William White, David Lane, Sherri Sousa, Norma Lopez, Karen Barber, Elena Arreguin, and Margaret Silverio, Third Row - Katie Catuzzo, Robert Valdrop, Bert Acevedo, Patrick Hemphill, Kenneth Hanneman, Dan Rodriquez and Tony Arreguin, l 2 65 The Spanish Club worked hard raising money with bake sales, car washes, etc. They sponsored a Cinco de Mayo Dinner in May. TOP LEFT: Spanish Club officers were: First Row - Second Treasurer Margaret Silverio, Secretary Jessie Avalos: Second Row - President Severina Martinez, Reporter Lydia Cortez, Treasurer Dolores Arias, and Advisor Mrs. Lowe. BOTTOM LEFT: Members of the Spanish Clubs were: First Row - Beatrice Martinez, Maria Cerna, Juanita Martinez, Evelyn Quiroz, Caroline Subia, Leticia Jimenez, Rebecca Lopez, Garcie Martinez, Second Row - Matilda Subia, Irene Flores, Lupe Alvarez, Odulia DeLeon, Lydia Cortez, Margaret Silverio, Alice Sepeda, Lupe Martinez, Third row - Martin Martinez, Felix Cantu, Manuel Martinez, Homer Benavidez, Jaspreet Sanghera, Lionel DeLeon, Severina Martinez, Sonya Martinez, Rene Lopez, Reynaldo Martinez, Lydia DeLeon, and Tony Dillion. 66 Spanish Club Activities -4. 1 , 2 f JB, H- -f'-fx an 67 I . we S f f ' 5, HRaiders Sparkle and Shine in '79 was the theme for football homecoming week. The homecoming parade was held downtown on Nlain Street at the end of the week. Winners of the float competition were the seniors, class division and Future Farmers of America, organization division. Car competition winners were the Juniors, class division and California Scholarship Federation, organization division. The parade was followed by a football game, including half time ceremonies. After the game, a dance was held. TOP: Homecoming Queen, Susan Hawkins stood proudly with escort Johnny Cardoza and crown bearer Shawna Hawkins. CENTER: The Homecoming Royalty Candidates were Susan Hawkins and Steve Magana. BOTTOM: The Homecoming Court consisted of: Freshmen Candidates LeeAnn Cox and David Watts, Sophomore Candidates Shelly Hawkins, and Gene Hull, and the Junior Candidates were Lisa Singh and Junior Garza. 68 Y ., 04,3541 A K? wk., Q75 c is l. ehgv F t rn- 'Saw am Q , A, ,K . S ,,., , , iiiiifii T F A iw- .... ':':ff'1i.,,'.1f1 A ft g 460 1 3 E Q X S 5 5' I n .-. 1. f ff f,f' , A rrrk , J ' -.fu H VL V9 5 V 2 M 1.3 flat :JW l K 'Y ,fffw-aa ,f Q fi ,. , 1 'AW4LL A TOP LEFT: Kim Johnson drove the Junior car with Lisa Singh and Junior Garza. TOP RIGHT: Margie Arreguin was the homecoming chairman for the parade and halftime activities. She put a lot of time and effort into her work. Her help was greatly appreciated. CENTER: California Scholarship Federation won first for organization division. BOTTOM LEFT: The Future Farmers of America won first place for organization fioat. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors showed their school spirit by entering their float in the homecoming parade. Joann Hull proudly rode on the first place Hoat. Raiders sparkled and shined in '79. 69 A Valentine's dance was sponsored by FHA This year FHA sponsored a Valentine's dance instead of the usual Christmas dance. Everyone danced to the sounds of CryStarr from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. on February 2nd. The king and queen dance candidates, who were chosen by FHA, collected donations from members of their class. The winners were then determined by the couple who collected the most money. This year junior class candidates Sheri Beauchamp and Bert Acevedo were crowned king and queen at the dance. r l TOP LEFT: Valentine's dance candidates Toni Arreguin, Bobo Sanchez, Sheri Beauchamp, Bert Acevedo and Tami Floyd waited anxiously for the winning couple to be announced. Hy'V9'9'9'Vv'V'Qv VVYVQQ 5 Q ? Q b Q ? Q 9 Q 3 4 5 5 9 Q D Q L Q Q Q 9 Q 9 Q P Q as 4 p Q 3 35 M W Q Q Q Q aaa .mm ..4m4mI44miI as'vvvv'vvvvv vw ug 5 Q P Q 3 3 15 f p 4 9 s D 9 . 9 y 9 A I Q I P is Q Q 9 '- 5 :J I mm .AAA Hamm. . .mai TOP CENTER LEFT: Senicr queen candidate Toni Arreguin and her escort Dale Moore took time out between dances long enough for Toni to show off her corsage. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Sheri Beauchamp and Bert Acevedo had just been honored as king and queen of the VaIentine's dance. TSUAILVLVAILVHLVLVLVAVLQQ' ? Q 9 Q 9 Q 3 Q ? E 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q ? Q P S ? Q D Q' ? Q R Q 3 Q ? Q P Q L9 Q .Q Q 3 , . L . S ll.WZY6WA7bY3YA.AY6Y6TQilL gsgvgv.vAvAvgv.vLv1I..vAaE ? Q 9 Q 9 Q P Q P S D Qi Q 4 P Q ? Q P S P Q D Q- ? Q 9 Q 3 Q ? Q ? Q P Q ., Q 5.WlYlvW6'YbY8Y6.AYOYOYQiUL TOP CENTER RIGHT: The Valentine's dance king and queen were Bert Acevedo and Sheri Beauchamp from the junior class. BOTTOM RIGHT: The sophomore candidates were Mike Silva and Tami Floyd. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Bobo Sanchez and Toni Arreguin were the senior candidates. TOP RIGHT: Alvaro Acevedo and Theresa Floyd represented the freshman class. 71 Homecoming was a big Sha Bang. The 1980 Basketball-Wrestling Homecoming week was a real Sha Bang. Dress up days during spirit week were, Monday, inside-out day, Tuesday, fifties day, Wednesday, cowboy day, Thursday, funkie T-shirt day, Friday, blue and white day. Each day was won by the Junior Class except for Monday, which no one participated in. During the Sha Bang Rally, the basketball and wrestling teams were announced. There were class yells and games. The Pep Squad did several routines. The Homecoming Court was announced at half time during the varsity game, followed by the crowning of Vickie Atwell as queen and Alan Douglas as king. A dance after the game was sponsored by the 1979-80 Pep Squad. BOTTOM LEFT: Vickie Atwell and Alan Douglas were homecoming queen and king. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: The homecoming candidates were announced at half time during the varsity game. :Li jar af TOP LEFT: Boys varsity basketball team was announced at the rally. MIDDLE LEFT: The girls basketball team was announced at the Sha Bang Rally. CENTER LEFT: The wrestling team was also announced at the rally. TOP CENTER RIGHT: The seniors had lots of spirit with plenty to spare. TOP RIGHT: Zelma Hunter l'boogied at the dance. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Mark Silva demonstrated his hne basketball talent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Juniors were released from their cage. BOTTOM RIGHT: The 1979-80 Pep Squad sponsored the Sha Bang Rally. 73 3'-14 self' 'fx ,X A . wfsgf 'i1'Q'. 5. Ln '41 . if , Hg, 5 . 4 5 1 1 . ' ' 'L . -X 1 4' ' ,,.- X . YW' K 1 nf V - --im? 4-ik Q , X s - 4 we .AV v Q X Q. x S N -.,k W: f 5 . 5 ' .-N. A 5 A , . E . mx Q' 1 . Q X 2 5 0 'W Sports O D O 5 f If if jf If It's not whether you win or lose but how you play the game, and this years varsity football team's results spoke for themselves. While mastering the art of football, the team piled up a series of losses before turning around and going into a winning streak resulting in an impressive league record of 5-O. Raiders multi-faceted talents placed them in the semi-finals of the West Sierra League playoffs where they defeated Woodlake. The sheer determination of the Raiders helped defeat Dos Palos 21-20 in the finals. The Sierra Sequoia Division Championship was captured by the Blue Raiders with an extraordinary 21-13 victory over Sierra, giving Caruthers High School this championship for the first time. 76 Y ,V , X ,V , Mi, 4153- gf ali? 22 5 pf. ya wk 1 I s 6 of vv' ig 4 I E mezf' A 9 'W c f ,f U' 'saga W B200 5 21' ' 2 day--H, f , N 2 5 ' 1 ,354 ol' . , K , , , .V 5 - 1 'Hs-f. Q 1' gh l is Xiii3i 4 if ww TOP LEFT: Mark Silva passing with power and skill. MIDDLE LEFT: The statisticians for varsity football were: First Row - watergirl Beth Richard, statistician Marianne Barcellosg Second Row - Jennifer Wineman, Karen Richard, and Laura LoHin. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Varsity football team captains were: Keith Haynes, Armando Vera, the coaches were Frank Warren and Gary Del Simone. BOTTOM LEFT: Varsity football team members were: First Row - Mike Stroud, Dan Cornelious, Steve Hume, Tim Wright, Robert Villarreal, Brent Willis, Junior Garza, James Salmon, Mark Silva, Stephen Cardoza, Coach Mr. Gary Del Simone, Assistant Coach Frank Warren: Second Row - Arnold Vera, Bo Bo Sanchez, Rico Vasquez, Bert Acevedo, Garvin East, Steve Magana, Keith Haynes, Kari Ley, Sal Gonzales, Terry Hemman, Mark Grifhn, and Armando Vera. fx ,, W R 1 ' f 711 Seniors hard work and determination helped create a winning varsity football team. Armando Vera, running and defensive back, Bo Bo Sanchez, guard, Kari Ley, tackle, Sal Gonzales, center and linebacker, Keith Haynes, tackle and linebacker, Robert Villarreal, linebacker, Steven lVlagana, end and defensive back, Tim Wright, defensive back, not pictured lVlike Stroud, end. lVlr. Gary Del Simone was chosen uCoach of the Year of the WSL. 79 The 1979 junior varsity team had a poor season due to the fact that most of the players were inexperienced freshmen. Their seasonal record was 2 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. The junior varsity had an exciting game against Parlier. The highlight of the game occurred in the second half when Parlier kicked of? and David Watts ran the ball back 89 yards and gained 6 points. The 2 point conversion by Watts was a success. TOP LEFT: Head Coach Steve Thiessen, Captain Alvaro Acevedo, and Assistant Coach Gabe Munoz. LEFT CENTER: The J.V. starting defensive unit consisted of: First Row - Bill Golladay, David Avalos, David Koop, Kevin Tierce, Second Row - Ken Oakley, Raymond Cortez, David Watts, Mark Stroud, Gene Hull, Robert Waldrop, and Arnold Cantu, BOTTOM LEFT: The Blue Raider J.V, football team consisted of: First Row - Philip Jensen, Mark Stroud, Ray Yslas, Felix Cantu, Bernie Romero, Greg Foster, Joel Farmen, Ruben Ortiz, Raymond Cortez, Second Row - John Neighbors, Gregg Farr, Rod Chow, Arnold Cantu, Ruben Costales, Clifford Ratclift, Kevin Tierce, Ken Oakley, Dan Scheideman, Third Row - Assistant Coach Gabe Munoz, Doug Haynes, Fred Ramirez, David Koop, Mike Silva, Gene Hull, Bill Golladay, Robert Waldrop, David Avalos, Alvaro Acevedo, David Watts, and Coach Steve Thiessen, Junior Varsity 80 showed spirit and pride. its TOP RIGHT: The Blue Raiders went for the tackle. CENTER RIGHT: The Starting offensive line up for the J.V. football team consisted of: First Row - Joel Farmen, Bill Golladay, Mike Silva, Rod Chow, David Koop, Fred Ramirez, Ruben Costales, Second Row - Arnold Cantu, Gene Hull, Alvaro Acevedo, and David Watts. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Pep Squad awarded Coach Thiessen with a cake for his hard work. Caruth ers? Wi' e,, f e kg , x 5 - X 1 dex law Av W Ii i 2 is 81 Volleyball took Co-champs. The volleyball team played exceptionally well together and were a great llcomeback team. They worked hard and came out co- champions of the West Sierra League. They made it to divisional playoffs and defeated Laton. This took them to their next opponent, Immanuel, for a shot at the valley playoffs. They went three long, hard- fought games that ended with Immanuel beating them 15-10, 13- 15, and 13-15. A long rewarding season was finally over. The 1979 WSL All League Selections from Caruthers were: First Team - 1st Jennifer Wineman, 2nd Zelma Hunter, and 3rd Vickie Atwell, Second Team - 1st Shiori Seragaki, 4th Sherri Sousa, Honorable Mention - 1st Trice Auten, and 2nd Teresa Crandall. TOP CENTER LEFT: Coach Bobbie Bass with BOTTOM LEFT: The varsity volleyball members co-captains, Jennifer Wineman and Vickie were: First Row - Kim Johnson, Sherri Sousa, Tammy Moore, Shiori Seragaki, Teresa Crandall, Second Row - Coach Bobbie Bass, Christina Gonzales, Jennifer Wineman, Zelma Hunter, Vickie Atwell, and Trice Auten. Atwell. F O T .,... . . , 1 F 1 'ff . ' 11: ' 1, ,F 'ff' '-LL14ff,4? . , ' ,WMV ...V wi, ....,-w,a?,a-'.-,,-- - -ll WS- W., , ... Mf'z J- F lits r . , V 3 4 . 7 ',i,, , E 10 V .,fmE'H,f'1f?n2i.1 -f'f LMQ' I w . I ME, -fsslf--1 we A H V , ' ff-, I t T FQ fwffvfeit T F V,,,.,, ,X ,,,,,,,., . ,,,. . ,.,,,. ,,,.r W T ,,,, .,,,,. 2' Caruthers vs Laton ' t'i 1045, IEFTTI6' fi?-15 ..-. 1 J E l i. l. 1 f J x. x A px . - V. Ji vL.. M 1 X xx u 5 , N. 7 .QR , .- , . 'luv' ig- 5:42 A f 2 by WR , , , A if .5-1, 4, Q The Junior Varsity played hard and strong. The junior varsity volleyball team had a challenging year playing with a new West Sierra League. The final record was 3 wins and 7 losses. TOP LEFT: Stacy Ferreira jumped up for a block, TOP CENTER LEFT: The 1979 J.V. volleyball team Captain was Cindy Garcia, Coach Julie Nash, and Captain Brenda Barcellos. BOTTOM LEFT: The Junior Varsity Volleyball team members were: First Row - Shena Brannon, Anna Ramirez, Kristy Gee, Stacy Ferreira, and Lee Ann Cox, Second Row - Coach Julie Nash, Vonda Dean, Debbie Perkins, Vickie Loftis, Lisa Shelton, Brenda Barcellos, and Cindy Garcia. 84 Varsity fought hard. gurl-,gs m??zEns The Caruthers Varsity Boys Basketball team played very well throughout the season and displayed plenty of teamwork and pride. The Blue Raiders hnished in fourth place with a league record of three wins and seven losses. Senior Alan Douglas was named to the All-League Selection's Second Team. TOP RIGHT: The Blue Raiders this year consisted of: Front Row: Scott Vick, Matthew Hammond, Statistician Malinda Yager, James Salmon, Statistician Sophia Masada, Mark Silva, and Jake Stairs. Back Row: Coach George Gaus, Terry Hemman, Garvin East, Carl Brown, Sal Gonzales, Alan Douglas, Mike Stroud, and Dale Weisgerber. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Raiders were led' by co- Captain Terry Hemman, Coach George Gaus, and Co-Captain Mark Silva. 5? i L .T of V, ,Q , A ts 9 Vx 85 T' A 31 34 TOP CENTER RIGHT. Garvin East shows how tough bringing down a rebound can be. MIDDLE CENTER: Mark Silva dribbles down court around two Riverdale players. 86 ABOVE LEFT: Terry Hemman stands ready for the ball as Garvin East leaps high in the air. TOP MIDDLE: Mark Silva is closely guarded by Fowler Redcats as he receives the ball. MIDDLE CENTER: Matthew Hammond and Terry Hemman race down court to set up the Raider offense. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Mike Stroud played as a center-forward for the Blue Raiders. BOTTOM CENTER: Senior Alan Douglas was a starting forward for the Blue Raiders this year. B0'l'l'OM RIGHT: Senior Sal Gonzales also played as a center-forward for the Blue Raiders this year. Undefeated Champions' The Caruthers Varsity Girls Basketball team reigned as undefeated champions in the West Sierra League this 1979-80 basketball season and went to the play-offs. The girls entered the play-offs on a high note by beating Orosi 43-31, but finished in second place in the Sierra-Sequoia Division by losing to Woodlake 46-45. It was a tough game, but our girls played hard and strong. Earlier in the season, the girls were invited to play in the Fresno High Tournament. They played extremely well against San Joaquin lVlemorial by beating them 55-46. Out of 16 schools competing, Caruthers Hnished in fourth place. Vickie Atwell was one of the girls selected to the All-Tourney team. Caruthers finished the year with a 17-7 seasonal record. 88 Vickie Atwell was named the West Sierra League's Nlost Valuable Player. Caruthers also had three All- League Selections: Ruth Eberlein tlst teaml, Zelma Hunter 42nd teaml, and Brenda Neighbors 62nd teaml. rss siisi ,,,.... 1 trst .1 .syi 1 .:L:i' ffl: ... ff:. ff! iii.. f..f ,,,. W .,::f l s.:: Mt.-'1 -fff -oi.- 1 . .i 15 TOP LEFT: The Blue Raider Basketball team was: First Row: Sherri Ray, Shena Brannon, Cindy Furr, Ruth Eberlein, Anna Ramirez, and Nancy Willis. Second Row: Coach Bobbie Bass, Vonda Dean, Brenda Barcellos, Vickie Atwell, Lisa Shelton, Brenda Neighbors, Zelma Hunter, Sheryl Smith, Trice Auten, and Lee Ann Cox. F S5i :,kyS5xgW' ' ' ....'-P3 ' M A l TOP LEFT: Ruth Eberlein practices her form before the game as the referee looks on. TOP MIDDLE: Lisa Shelton and Zelma Hunter get ready to rebound the ball against Fresno High School. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Vickie Atwell played four years for the Blue Raiders as a guard and averaged 17.4 points per game. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Senior Brenda Neighbors played four years for the Blue Raiders as a center-forward and averaged 8.3 points per game. T siss ' l,:- frz, T SEASONAL REQORDD Claruthers 351 McLane 41 Qaruiherswfal Clovis High 40 ' iktifg-'XL g 46 Liga H'9s'1 s,i Carufheirs ehdarutllibrs A 51 301 45 T 55 L ry,s Centrali N Qaruthers 3 W 89 The j.v. basketball team played with great determination and enthusiasm this year. Their opponents were tough and skillful requiring the Raiders to give their utmost in performance. The bulk of the team consisted of nine freshmen players with four sophomores and two juniors making a definite contribution. TOP LEFT: The j.v. basketball team members were: First Row - Keith Daniels, Ronny Gilmore, Kenneth Oakley, John Neighbors, Mark Stroud, Dwain Zack, Kevin Tierce, Second Row - Robert Waldrop, Todd Hogan, Randy Nason, Kenny De Armond, Kevin East, Sharnjit Purewal, Gregg Farr, Gene Hull, and Coach Gabe Munoz. MIDDLE LEFT: Co-Captains Kevin East and Randy Nason assisted Coach Gabe Munoz. BOTTOM LEFT: Kenny De Armond shoots from the free-throw line. Good team spirit. 90 Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthe rs Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthe rs Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Season Record Orosi Tranquility Washington Kingsburg Riverdale Central League Record Avenal Laton Fowler Firebaugh Parlier Avenal Laton Fowler Firebaugh Parlier '1 li TOP CENTER RIGHT: Mark Stroud brings the ball down court. TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: John Neighbors and Kevin East wait for Randy Nason to shoot. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Randy Nason breaks away from his opponent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kevin East shoots from the outside. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Randy Nason springs for the ball. BOTTOM MIDDLE RIGHT: Kevin East goes up for two, BOTTOM RIGHT: Kevin East goes up as Randy Nason, Kenny DeArmond, and Sharnjit Purewal wait for a rebound. 91 The Wrestling team worked together. The varsity wrestling team had a rough time in the wrestling meets, but did well in the divisionals. There, Mike Loftis placed Hrst, Armando Vera,thWd,and CHHord RatcHH, fourth. At the valley tournament in Bakersfield, Mike Loftis placed fifth for the second year in a row and Armando Vera placed second which quahhed hinmfor the state tournament. At the state tournament in Los Angeles, Armando Vera took ninth place. He is the first persort to place at state for Caruthers High. Overall, the team had 2 wins, 6 losses 1 Ue,and ended up as co- chanwmonsin ourleague. Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Catuthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Seasonal Record 18 Bullard 15 Woodlake 24 Lemoore 33 Tranquillity 8 Kingsburg 41 Parlier 50 Laton 28 Washington 33 Firebaugh BOTTOM LEFT: The members of the Varsity Wrestling team were: First Row - Jason Lane, David Watts, Clark Nishikawa, Ray Gomez, Fred Valdez, Pat Hemphill, and Richard Camarena. Second Row - Coach Thlessen, Donald Miller, Keith Haynes, Junior Garza, Bert Acevedo, Jaspreet Sanghera, Mike Loftis, Armando Vera, and Coach Sanchez. TOP LEFT: The leaders of the varsity team were: First Row - Co-Captain Mike Loftis, Coach Paul Sanchez, and Co-Captain Armando Vera. 4, . .hr M , e.,f r n . C..-1:-, do gil Q, gf V 5 1.5 3 V 1 E' 'ft 4 M ls, E 3 -- on 92 1 F, 1, 5 -r l-. TOP RIGHT: Two of the senior wrestlers were Jaspreet Sanghera and Armando Vera. CENTER RIGHT: Mike Loftis accepts another win. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jaspreet Sanhera goes for a pin. ,ou if Wrestling is a sport of individual skill and agility. Both the junior varsity and varsity worked together from the beginning of the season carrying a difficult schedule. Tough competition did a great deal in giving the new wrestlers a lot of experience to use in tournaments. They ended up with 4 wins and 5 losses. 19 Seasonal Record Caruthers Bullard Caruthers Woodlake Caruthers 22 Lemoore Caruthers 27 Tranquillity Caruthers 14 Kingsburg Caruthers Parlier Caruthers 26 Laton Caruthers 32 Washington Caruthers 25 Firebaugh BOTTOM LEFT: The members of the j.v. wrestling team were: First Row - Jason Lane, Doug Davis, Richard Camarena, Brian Loftis, Alvaro Acevedo, James Allen, John Mitchell, Joel Farman, and Greg Phillips. Second Row - Ray Cortez, James Crabtree, Kenny Mohr, and Jessie Aragon. Third Row - Coach Sanchez, Mike Loftis, Clifford Ratclifi, David Watts, Jaspreet Sanghera, Junior Garza, Donald Miller, Pat Hemphill, Armando Vera, Clark Nishikawa, Ray Gomez, Fred Valdez, and Coach Thiessen. TOP LEFT: The leaders of the j.v. team were: Co-captain John Mitchell, Coach Thiessen, and co-captain. Girls track ran with pride. 'Dwi-ta i 5. , ..,. 1 l ' ' 1 ig .- Wm, 2 If. -' ew - : 1 . f'HYY'f'f .. , I Hifi '-f ' f - -1' . rf.. ff f I M ' ' ' Q 'Q' ,: :f,s1,'Q V, , H F? f The girls track team began with many outstanding athletes participating. As each athlete had their own goal to reach and strive for, they worked together as a team on and off the field with plenty of pride. TOP RIGHT: The Raider team was: First Row - Janet Livermore Kristy Gee, Tammy Moore, Sherri Sousa, Shelli Rau, Cammy Furr, Malinda Yager, Second Row - Anna Ramirez, Delores Hamlin, Christy Lopez, Lisa Shelton, Jana Wiltse, Nancy Willis, and Theresa Carais. Third Row - Zelma Hunter, Sherri Ray, Shena Brannon, Vonda Dean, Coach Bobbie Bass, Cindy Furr, Stacy Ferreira, Ruth Eberlein, and Sheryl Smith. MIDDLE CENTER: Lisa Shelton jumped the hurdle to victory. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Sherri Sousa smiled cheerfully as she watched her discus land for a good mark. BOTTOM RIGHT: Concentration and determination helped Zelma Hunter clear the bar. 95 J V and Varsity Track combined to double their strength and size. 1 The 1980 track team had a great start by combining the j.v. and the varsity. Twenty-three boys went out, each had their own goals set and the determination to reach them. Mr. Thiessen worked hard and gave them the confidence needed. The positive attitudes of the athletes were a plus to the team. TOP LEFT: The boys track team consisted of: First Row - John Neighbors, Ray Cortez, Rod Chow, Gregg Farr, Lupe Mejia, Jaspreet Sangherag Second Row- Ray Yslas, David Koop, George Munhall, Bernie Romero, Ronald Hemman, Mark Griliin, Mario Romeroy Third Row - Coach Thiessen, Jose Arreola, Richard Camarena, Dale Weisgerber, Terry Hemman, Kenny De Armond, Sharnjit Purewal, Larry Waldrop, Junior Garza, Kari Ley, and Garvin East. MIDDLE: Terry Hemman clears the high jump with ease. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Garza showed his determination by the look on his face. asa .rye it fm- v.. fa ,K 5. --,x .zzz ,ff ,,. 19. Q l 'J - QX .Af qt ' .'. - by , Y .. . , -,A ...fy 'bin 53? - az. 3 Q., TOP RIGHT: Garvin East, are you trying to fly with the shot put? MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Bernie Romero and Lupe Mejia ran to keep in shape. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kevin East learned that height was an advantage. .WWI X- .I . , ', ,MA . WY' 5 ii M tt 1' Z' 2 J Blue Raiders played with pride ff' The Blue Raider Varsity Baseball team provided Caruthers High with a contenders position in the 1980 West Sierra League. Under the guidance and strong leadership of Coach Gary Del Simone, the players exhibited teamwork, hustle, and constant determination to be league champions. The varsity team, led by co- captains Sal Gonzales and Armando Vera proved to be strong with Eve returning seniors and three returning juniors. TOP LEFT: The Caruthers varsity baseball team members were: First Row - Armando Vera, Gino Magana, Ray Gomez, BoBo Sanchez, Jerry Correia, David Watts, Arnold Vera, Second Row - Sal Gonzales, Keith Haynes, Scott Vick, Mark Silva, Mike Miranda, Matthew Hammond, Jake Stairs, and Coach Gary Del Simone, 98 we r l. f:. S E s fs:-sf 1 ,nf , BOTTOM LEFT: Leading the baseball team was Co-captain Armando Vera, Coach Gary Del Simone, and Co-captain Sal Gonzales. TOP CENTER RIGHT: The outfielders consisted of: Scott Vick, Keith Haynes, Mike Miranda, and Ray Gomez. TOP RIGHT: The statisticians for varsity baseball were Laura Lofiin and Marianne Barcellos. MIDDLE CENTER: Arnold Vera was ready to throw a curve ball, MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Mike Miranda slid to the base, but found Sal Gonzales was waiting. MIDDLE RIGHT: Arnold Vera and Bo Bo Sanchez were ready for action. BOTTOM RIGHT: The mighty infielders were: Arnold Vera, Mark Silva, Sal Gonzales, Matthew Hammond, Jake Stairs, Armando Vera, Jerry Correia, Gino Magana, and David Watts. 99 J.V.'s work together The Blue Raider Junior Varsity team worked very hard on their inheld and outheld. There are four returning players. This is Gabe Munoz's second year of coaching the junior varsity team. 100 TOP: The Junior Varsity team consisted of: Front row- Gabe Munoz, Mark Sanchez, Alex Quiroz, Dwayne Guynn, Fred Ramirez, Mark Stroud, Baltazar Pena, Joe Farmen, Felix Cantu, Second row- Jimmy Allen, Ted Verwey, Ronnie Gilmore, Robert Waldrop, Junior Avery, Kevin Tierce, Alvaro Acevedo, Bill Golladay, Mike Silva, and Steve Hume. MIDDLE: The team captains were: Alvaro Acevedo and Junior Avery. The coach was Gabe Munoz. BOTTOM: Mike Silva was the catcher for the Blue Raider team. TOP LEFT: Steve Hume was ready to hit that home run while Mike Silva watched with anticipation. TOP RIGHT: Baltazar Pena slid through the defense of Ronnie Gilmore. MIDDLE: The infield players were: Front row- Junior Avery. Felix Cantu, Mark Stroud, Dwayne Guynn, and Ronnie Gilmore. The outfield players were: Back row- Mark Sanchez, Alex Quiroz, Kevin Tierce, Robert Waldrop, Baltazar Pena, Ruben Ortiz, Fred Ramirez, and Joe Farmen. BOTTOM: Alright, a HOME RUN!! 101 The tennis team played to win tennis teams were coached by lVlr. George Gaus. Both teams were strong in number and the varsity girls were determined to regain their league championship title after losing it to Lindsey in 1979. The varsity boys played with skill and determination and were also leading contenders for their league championship. TOP LEFT: Captains Reynaldo Vallejo, Judy Yamamoto, Jennifer Wineman, and James Salmon led the varsity team. BOTTOM LEFT: The members of the 1980 varsity tennis team were: First Row - Judy Yamamoto, Lisa Lane, Shonda Rau, Sherri Sousa, Keiko Uzaki, Second Row - Joyce Chow, Joann Hull, Anna Esteve, Jennifer 102 M,,,w 13 wi, ...I TOP CENTER RIGHT: Joann Hull kept her eye on the ball as she concentrated on getting her first serve in. TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Reynaldo Vallejo went down low to return the ball with his forehand. TOP RIGHT: James Salmon prepared to unleash his powerful forehand. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Jennifer Wineman was determined to put the ball away with her strong forehand as Judy Yamamoto prepared to back her up with her backhand. MIDDLE RIGHT: Margaret NieIsen's determination was apparent as she followed through on her forehand. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Shonda Rau concentrated on her backhand. 103 NX IVlr. Gaus coached the j.v. tennis team. This year the j.v. tennis team began its season under the guidance of Nlr. George Gaus who also coached the varsity team. The j.v. team members played with great determination to improve their skills and techniques as they looked forward to playing varsity tennis in the future. TOP LEFT: lVlr. George Gaus coached the j.v. tennis team. BOTTOM LEFT: The 1980 j.v. tennis team members were: First Row - Lee Ann Cox, Lisa Singh, Sherri Sousa, Joyce Chow, Julie Shinkawag Second Row - Doug Davis, Sandra Negrete, Heidi Hamilton, Stacy Vick, Cindy Garcia, Jason Lane, Third Row - Clark Nishikawa, Gene Hull, Sharnjit Purewal, John Clark, Abel Ybarra, Dwain Zack, and Bobby Nlullins. , 45 During the school year, it is the pep squad that puts on all the rallies. The rallies are to promote school spirit and support our teams. The girls attended Santa Barbara Cheer and Songleader Camp where new cheers, pom pon and dance routines were learned. The cheer and songleaders won a spirit stick for being one of the most spirited squads at camp. Being on the Pep Squad is not a bed of roses. It takes a lot of time, money, and determination. Tremendous effort on the part of each girl goes into making the Pep Squad successful. TOP RIGHT: The football Pep Squad was: First Row - Becky Overstreety Second Row - Diana Hull, Third Row - Joyce Chow, Shonda Rau, Margaret Nielsen, Fourth Row - Karen Barber, Lisa Singh, Lisa Lane, Kim Johnson, Fifth Row - Norma Lopez, Sherri Sousa, and Colleen Baugus. MIDDLE RIGHT: Music tickled their fancy! BOTTOM MIDDLE RIGHT: Sherri Sousa and Lisa Lane clapped to get with the beat. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Lisa Lane in Hight? BOTTOM RIGHT: The pep squad's spirit was alive for victory! 105 Sl' gh XS M1 I W7 TOP LEFT: The 1979-1980 Basketball Cheerleaders were: First Row - Lisa Lane, Diana Hull, Lisa Singh: Second Row - Head, Sherri Sousa, and Third Row - Karen Barber. TOP MIDDLE LEFT: Cheers always gave the games added excitement, MIDDLE: The songleaders performed a pom pon routine at a rally. BOTTOM LEFT: The cheerleaders cheered for the basketball teams. BOTTOM MIDDLE LEFT: The wrestlerettes taking a break at a wrestling match. TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: The songleaders for basketball were: First Row - Becky Overstreet, Kim Johnson, Joyce Chow, and Second Row - Norma Lopez, not pictured Head, Shonda Rau. TOP RIGHT: Karen Barber and Norma Lopez did their balancing act as entertainment. CENTER RIGHT: Mascot, Tammy Cox keeps up the spirit by being cute! BOTTOM MIDDLE RIGHT: The 1979-1980 Wrestlerettes were: First Row - Diane Barragan Second Row - Head, Sheri Beauchamp, Stacy Ferreira, Cheri Langley and Third Row - Heidi Hamilton. 107 Faculty Q0 7 i Q. A.. O 'QI ff Administration. We-rlvl!' 2 Mfr '.',,,,..,,. .1,,:...., aesaew lr! 'fgfff Ir. TOP RIGHT: The Board of Trustees were: First Row - Clerk Mr. James Hill, President Mrs. Velma Barber, Mr. Tom Shelton: Second Row - Mr. Allen Gilstrap, and Mr. David W. Hall II. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Student Counselor was Mr. Don Golladay, the Superintendent- Principal was Mr. Donald Zimkowski, and the Vice-Principal was Mr. James Kasparian. 109 ' Ab 'cg 3..:f?: 5: i gunna 5 W fi 55 X X X AQRQJRX, F S X X -X Y x iq -A E we., f-11 , S53 igiew K Kg 'ig KS' f 5, x?.g3? 3 R Q 5 SEL Ns- QQ -ma N + - XNH if isis ? , ip - tm ,if ,k 6 5 i i f' A f K . Ya 3-Gif' E W gg Q :L S 3 . W . X kai .. N st S . I my A 3 L Q if - ,ffl ig' QQ ff . ' - SQ K .5 'Sam 1V i fi gg, ' 'rw'-sff' ....iTi,,l. S 3? 'fir Faculty. TOP LEFT: Mr. George Tindall taught sex 84 marriage, chemistry, physics, physical, life, and earth science, Algebra I, and math skills. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Diane Lane was the home economics teacher. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Imelda Lowe was the student advisor, taught reading skills, Spanish I, and English I. CENTER RIGHT: Carol Jewell taught English. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Loren Kegel taught in the Math Department, and was the junior varsity baseball coach. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Paul Rothe taught introduction to social studies, civics, world affairs, and English II. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. George Gaus taught U.S. History, orientation, and coached the varsity basketball team. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Gary Del Simone taught physical science, biology, zoology, and life science. He coached the varsity football and varsity baseball team. Qi ?5'5's' 111 TOP LEFT: Paul Sanchez was the drivers education and co-ed physical education teacher. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Michael Duncan was the special education teacher and coached track. CENTER: Mr. Robert Wedgeworth taught mill cabinet, general wood, and math on the job. MIDDLE RIGHT: Arlene Dutschke taught in the Agricultural Department. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Mr. Dan Sousa was the drivers training, drivers education, orientation, and co-ed physical education teacher. BOTTOM CENTER: Mr. Robert Lane was the head of the Agriculture Department and was the FFA advisor. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Randall Wasson taught reading skills and introduction to social studies. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Mike Quinn was the reading skills teacher. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. John Dunlap helped Diane Hull with her typing. He taught typing and bookkeeping and was the FBLA advisor. 112 'Hn PM IQ 5 ff' 2 1 Q 7 5 W i ,elm lg, W TOP LEFT: Mr. Mason taught Algebra II, advanced math, applied math, senior math and geometry. TOP CENTER: Mrs. Potter was our new librarian. . - . MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Don Horton taught clay, BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Dale Barackman taught :Lira Eugnulos taught jewelry, leather and Art I. language skills, English II, and was the new y ' annual advisor. MIDDLE LEFT, M J G ttf - d th BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Bobbie Bass was the language Skills teagheimes 0 me was e girls physical education teacher and coached ' girls basketball and girls volleyball. CENTER: Mr. Steve Thiessen taught learning ' f tb xsgsbsllirbghgroup, coached oo all, track and band and Orientation' BOTTOM CENTER: Miss Linda Spate taught 113 Mrs. Ena Hager has served our school as a custodian for the past 29 years. She washes all of the athletic's uniforms, and towels. 114 TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Ena Hager devoted a lot of her time to our school. CENTER: The cooks were: Dortha Walser and not pictured, Jonnie Perry. BOTTOM LEFT: The custodians were: Kevin Mefford, T.W. Riggs, Kenneth Hanneman, and Andrew Morales. BOTTOM RIGHT: The bus drivers were: Tony Riggs, Jef? Bentley, Don Golladay, Kenneth Hanneman, and Andrew Morales. Advertisements 0 Ti 0 0 O 5 - ,.,...f--- Q 1 LA5 iEa!h'aLS: 55034 ET Caruthers Flve Points Huron may swf l J 'Q -w ' ,Q ,,.. ' Q f,, 116 BARBER SHOP Featuring Layer 82 Shag Cuts 13362 South Henderson Ave. Caruthers California Open 9 to 6 A DARREL'S E. DUAIN HAMLIN INS. HAM LIN'S EXXON Corner of Henderson and Tahoe P.O. 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Clarkson Caruthers Calif. 93609 PRODUCERS CARUTH ERS GIN Gin Your Cotton with Us of 1980 Steve Wyrick Manager Mt View and West Box 37 Caruthers CA Selma California Quarter Horses bred and raised Congratulations Graduates CARUTHERS PUIVIP AND REPAIR SHOP Charles Barber Owner Congratulations Class of 80 We feature Phone 864 3019 P O Box 515 Residence 864 8815 Caruthers CA F13nfi'y xx ll XX ' ' II I P O. , l V' - 1 G I KENNY S CROP DUSTING Spraying Seeding Feruhzlng Propwetor Ken Lane Caruthers PO BOX293 864 3388 . . , 123 JENSEN REALTY E Homes ' Ranches ' Suburban - Commercial Office' 252 4071 4562 E Belmont Fresno CA 93702 KAY S KITCH EN KYNO AIVIX FIVI Giant Burger Breakfast Lunch 84 Dlnner Fresno Dany S eclals Good Luck Class of 80 D Food To G0 or Eat From KYNO and 96 FIVI Here Frostnes Phone 864 8872 Chmese Food 2220 W Tahoe Caruthers CA Thurs Fra Sat 1 I X X I I I . 0 n I . u - n - f E . 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G n n I I . 125 THE GREENPATCH FARIVIS, INC. 7545 Manning Ave. V llOur Business Is Food and Fiber Douglas B Fries Res l209J 268 3891 P O Box 82 Shop C2099 233 1997 Raisin City Ca 93562 CARUTH ERS DRY GOODS 1 Owners Congratulations to David 84 Velma Barber the Class of 80 ,.l,.t.,.,,l wi i ,ig I DENNIS WATSON DIANA ROSS I TRUCKING Hair Styling for men and women Phone 222-3068 or 226-9691 2973 N. Moroa Fresno Ca. 93704 Arden s Hair of America S14 P WATSON FARMS INC 0 C Watson Phone 864 3645 4782W Kamm Caruthers Ca 93609 Wayne Sales Ul'Tll'lEl'S Service uzukl o Dennis Phone 255 9642 4697 E Belmont Fresno Ca 93702 Mark General Hauling Phone 864-3744 2780 W. Stark, Caruthers, Ca. 93609 SG IVICCALL PHARMACY K3 il gy 2424 McCall Ave Phone 896 2524 Z ATKINSONS Carpet Cleaning ISL Janitorial Services Steam or Shampoo Method Office Maintenance Construction Cleaning Residential Cleaning Waxing Window Washing Phone 268 3632 P 0 Box 808 5753 S Walnut Fresno , . f I si- I an J B b I Selma, california , h Cp , I I , , . r , Ca. 127 CGNG RATU LATIONS SENIORS 1980 CARL W MCCRAW CARL W IVICGRAW OIL COMPANY . C - BOOSTER S CLUB Nl f mnnnnlmvp, X f' yi Congratulations f 5 to the Class of 80 Q' Presldent John Barcellos Vlce President Frank De Tlenne Secretary Frank Perez L QS Treasurer Rlck Stanley CLEVENGER IVI ERCANTILE General Electric Appliance Pannts, Plumbing P O Box 97 Phone 864 3017 Caruthers, Ca -X X NX lf 'QEZQCZ1 - , ,X'l'XlllHl fl -.,agr4f4- X N. llwvr lvl 112: af.. . X tl-w'l 'lf 5 I T S H- V, f I ix NA' K f X if 'Q f ' 14. ' I iz- 'yn S- 'P' -7 I Gt 1 ,4 - , ' f iff 7' 7 VV 7'-L If V, ,' 'Q ,,..-fy lg ff! 3 7,1 ' 1' ' K . . 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Manager 93662 Phone 896 6363 2795 Floral Ave Meat Groceries Gas Liquor CARUTH ERS Ralph 84 Kevin Gallaher GRUMBLES 99 FOOD MARKET Congratulations to the Class of 80 Irma 81 Gene Grumbles 2521 Whltson 2213 W Superior 864 3644 Phone 896 2125 Selma CA 93662 PEPSI Pepsl Cola Bottling Company Fresno Tulare Merced Modesto EEMBER 7 ' ' LUIVIBER CO. F0353 . egg ' 4 ' A Y A . . , A v 137 -up-w-v-fur-s....... M f A V ,,mL, K W You'lI stay on top of things in a Beechcraft. And Beechcraft West offers you a professional flight train- ing program with full-time, . FAA-approved instructors. You'Il learn to fly on a one-on- one approach, progressing at your own pace. And you can . take lessons anytime on any El Aircraft rental lj Authorized distributor for CONTINENTAL and LYCOMING engines, service and parts E Aircraft sales, leasing and brokers El Complete fuel and line ' , ' , , day, including weekends - service Fofmmg Ground here 'S b'9 whenever it's convenient. D Rent-a-car service business, indeed. ' I dd't' , ' , t th t A And the business of running goiipigzncxg :Jig-igidolmos , one rs no small order. mointenonce soies 91 , . . ' .. . new farm machine. , , and instruction facilities You ve got growing schedules in 1-he Son Joaquin it to follow, delivery dates to Vciieyi ,A it 5 meet, regulations to keep i A V 5 g track of and farm labor to Come See Us oi give Us i N I ' ig WGfCh OVeI'. G can . ',iin,,xw.Q if ' Q ' 54 fig Your time is your own, all right, Youfn geiine mosi Qui l 'A -.332 iiil UUTYOU W0U'd kncw if bl' of every dCIYt with a . . r l ' i t .. N . r ' YOUF SCUSGUIG-.With Cl Beef-Ph' Beechcraft. it A i i craft, however, you can make , J if ' ' Your daY Work for You, very See us for: . A efficiently and conveniently. ' t A A El Certified Beechcraft CQ raft 'Whether you own, rent or service and facilities eechc . est charter, flying your own lj Complete inventory of ggzgimigggmi-iglil ihljfiiifiiiuola. 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