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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1981 volume:

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No one knows. essth Chasing boys ana' running wilal' i if Your rnonfz still treats you like a ehilal :X N, j f- J . , . Q-f 4 Nr Home by ten, asleep by eleven, Up in the rnarningfor school at seven. Graduation comes at last,' We renftinisce about the past. Our high school clays have been the best Always remember, never forget! Seniors The Class of 1981 wzll always remember. As the graduating class of Caruthers Union High School, we will soon have the opportunity to put to use the skills we have learned during our school days. We must now take on the responsibilities our parents and teachers have held during our previous years. Thanks to our parents, the administration, teachers, and coaches we are ready to take on the future. 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'L Mm. 3 6 Q 3g,J?j!',,9'F ?M, K Lynette Canepa Steven Cardoza Ronald DeFendis Garvin East Larry Carter Joyce Chow Martin Contreras Dan Cornelious Gerald Correia Elizabeth Cortez Debbie Crow Kenny DeArmond 11 Geronimo Garza Christine Gonzales Valarie Hail Delores Hamlin Eddie Hamlin Matthew Hammond Kenneth Hanneman Karen Haynes 12 Beatriz Fernandez Juan Figueroa Cynthia Furr Ruthann Eberlein Anna Esteve lawn' '?' ,irrfx keg, 1,,',.3 Kathy Helm Terry H em man Y' Patrick Hemphill Debbie Hogan Mike Howes Steve Hume Zelma Hunter Brad Johnson Kim Johnson Rodney Johnson Mark Jones Rusty Knutson David Lane 13 Deric Ley Laura Loflin Norma Lopez Oralia Lopez Rebecca Lopez Esmeralda Martinez Lori NlcNeil Tammy Moore 14 at. Debra Nason Robbie Nielsen Albert Olguin LQ, , W3 Allen Owens ' Leslie Oxford 4 'BM Twin if -sn. 'Gr Jie' '1 ,,..,.-s if mn Sherri Sousa Parmjit Sunner Mark Silva Margaret Silverio Lisa Singh Seniors not pictured: Claudia Arthur Jeff Bachelor Steve Bachelor Deanne Bergeron Erica Flores Martha Flores Charles Friis-Hansen Yolanda Gordiilo Jeff Hamilton Leticia Jimenez Janet Livermore David Loera Gina Mefford Sherri Ray Bryan Schwabenland Irene Spain Jake Stairs Esther Torres Richard Vasques Brent Willis Ramona Pipkin Beth Richard Ronald Richards Dan Rodrigues Manuel Rodrigues James Salmon Rebecca Sanchez Shelley Sasselli 15 Jesus Tolentino Arnold Vera Ted Verwey Scott Vick Larry Waldrop Tammy Watts Dale Weisgerber William White Nlalinda Yager Robbie Taylor Kim Tierce Honor R011 as ,six .3 1 1. ' 5: Valedictor' ow Saiqta 'ri H st , in h . 'x .f+..l z,.f'--I on De-Fendis Debbie Hogan Cindy Andrada R , , -K , is W 9 'V K Vg I 6 16 its 2 1 'iv Zelma Hunter Kim Johnson David Lane Margaret S iiverio Raider James Edward Salmon has been chosen as this year's Raider by the graduating class of 1981. James is a warm and affectionate person who loves to be the center of attention and can usually be found, surrounded by a mob of girls. As a senior James played varsity football, was a captain of the varsity tennis team, served as sergeant-at- arms for the senior class student body, and was a member of l.ettermen's Club. During his junior year, James was on the varisty basketball team, served as captain of the varsity tennis team, and was a member of Lettermen's Club. In his sophomore year, James played both junior varsity football and baketball. He also played on the varsity tennis team, and was a member of Lettermen's Club. 18 As a freshman at- Caruthers High, James was on the junior varsity football and basketball teams, he played on the varsity tennis team, and was nominated football homecoming king candidate. In remembering his past four years, James said, HWinning the Sierra Dequoia Division Championship was the best feeling I had in my sports career during my junior year of high school. Also, being a member of a contempory gospel group called 'tHeirborn and cutting an album were thrilling experiences for me. As you can obviously see, James deserved the title of 1981 Raider. A , f ,XZ ff 4 ' 41 ,M r , . -,.'f ,,,w2gl ,vvff - , .im!W4f. , . ' rr r ...K i .'... 3 1. -' 1 Joyce Chow has been selected as our 1981 Raiderette. Joyce is a very outgoing person with a warm and friendly personality. As a Senior, Joyce showed leadership as the CSF president, Parliamentarian for Student Council, a Songleader, and on the varsity tennis team. Her Junior year she was class president a member of CSF, FBLA treasurer, on the varsity tennis team, and a Songleader. Joyce's Sophomore year was also a busy one, she was class president, a member of band and LA, CSF secretary, and played on the JV tennis team. She was also in Pep Club and a member of stage band. In her Freshman year whe was secretary of her class, in band, a member-at-large in Student Council, and in CSF. It's easy to see how Joyce has been selected as the as the 1981 Raiderette, Rcziderelie Senior Lyfe ,1 I l e Si W tiff hi HOT DE . unned down at point-blank rang -lis wife Yoko watches in horro :sa Q s U5 .S 'ill V3 nu: ln M i , . t tt t x 2' s X ggx HQ 5 X x offer concedes bef hil's late light y strikes cl By HAL SOCK Associated Press PHILADELPHIA -n In 1950 they called them the Whiz Kids, at bunch of fuzzy-cheelted young, stars who took the Philadelphia Phillies to their first World Series in 35 years. . Now, 30 years later, the Phillies are back in the Series and you can label this bunch, which beat the Kansas City Royals 64 Wednesday night, the Comeback Gang, They simply refuse to die, Game after game they stare adversity in the eye straight victories How c Not too shabby, he juices flowing, in that di Zfinman team and were 4 Schmidt delivered Gi wednesday, Fd gone two or thre the ball, the Slugger s guaranteed I'd hit a fe was over. Ufw vwivbafl fbi? HUB! I aiders giv I 'run eighth that turneo tt twtrttn. Philadelphia victory and at 20 lead -seven series which moves to Kan- ig rally was constructed around a I ame 3 Friday night. berry on the moxmu, :ry ry. Bob Boone opened the from Quisenberry, the saved 33 games during gggfefigg that, it all came apart qi 0 wasnt Unser batted for Lo y double up the alley in with three running on a batngedtug 76 view- SCOre. I we RBI By then, the stadium that had sat back mths ire West polls close 52 hostages ng , als e feel, he was asked. sided. weve got the l right now. This is a .tllmg together, pre-Series pledge on tmes without stinging Before it started eli before the Series tn start. His crunch, rrtve safe 'n Germany By SUSANNE SCHAFER Associated Press FRANKFURT, West Germany -- The 52 former hostages arrived to the cheers of hundreds of fellow Americans here early today on their way home to freedom. They immediately boarded houses for the '20-mile drive to a U.S. Air agles a b ati U Ildll uuwtt unc vtuir mg by coaxing a walk marine specialist who regular season. Alter y for the Royals. Smith and lashed a seenter field, Boone, t circled the bases to s bedlam as the fans ilmlv in the early in. ie odor x ll! lflglu pit:-uuwtl tfrittpefiaiut es tu gt-,ot ..... former captives they arrived on two medevac planes from Algiers, where they were flown after b release from Tehran, l Former Secretary of State Cyms Vance and other U.S. ot'lirials greeted the freed Americans as they came down the steps from the plane, wearing parkas against the cold, A crowd stood in from of the control tower, which was bedecked with yellow ribbons and banners welcoming the former hostages. Members of the crowd waved small American flaas wildly as the aircraft taxied toward them. ISA - USA .. USA, chanted members of rowd as the hostages got off the plane, Ve've Got a Full Deck Now - 521' read one series of signs carried by those gathered to t the former captives. ive Couldrft Forget, Youre Half-Way ,,,,,ie, Welcome Back, God bless America and l'U.S. Students Welcome You Back, said other sligns and banners. One family had camped out at the aifP0l'Y Since 8 p.m. Tuesday night local time. Also on hand was a group of students from the University of Miami ift Ohio studying in Luxembourg, i en, the senior diplomat in the was the first of the fwlsd I O an H+' Q Congressman Coelho Has mi O to LD It in the Bag Vflfllllwssistzztiri Tong tkielho spent Friday morning as a twig boy at Mr Us Cotititry Store in Carutlters last week, filling sacks and speaking with local coristituents. Coelho t'ornmonled that his work in Washington has a tendency to :illow one to mt-el only a certain type ol' people Ilis good to do this kind ni thing. and try to meet as many people as possible. The Congressrttan joked that some people seemed more tvonoertied about whellier or not he broke their eggs while stuffing grocery bags than they did about governmental concerns. but other Corrimt-tits were heard as well. We spoke briefly mth the Congressman concerning the Presidents recently unveiled economic program. and eli- tgited sievlft'a1 oomments concerning Coellios expectations in the House, l personally have no problems with what I call the theme song' of the girogramj' Coelho said, tfflirtrvemment, Sports Varsiy A F oolbal I i f 'Ml'- CENTER RIGHT: The Varsity football team BO'lTOlVl RIGHT: Varsity football team members were: First Row - David Watts, Eugene Hull, Arnold Vera, lVlario Romero, James Salmon, Manuel Rodrigues, Steve Hume, Second Row - lVlark Griffin, Ricky Tolentino, David Koop, Brent Willis, Dan Cornelious, Robert Waldrop, lVlark Silva, Third Row - Coach Gary Del Simone, Junior Garza, lVlatt Hammond, Bert Acevedo, Steve Cardoza, Garvin East, Terry Hemmen, and Assistant Coach Frank Warren. captains were: Mark Silva, Bert Acevedo, Coach Gary Del Simone, and Junior Garza. The Caruthers High Varsity Football Team entered a tough new league this past year. They played teams such as Woodlake, Orosi, Riverdale, Lindsay and Immanuel. The Raiders were coached by Head Coach Gary Del Simone and Assistant Coach Frank Warren. Also lVlr. Ted Bair and lVlr. Bob Grifhn donated very much knowledge and time towards the Blue Raider Team. The Raiders ended the season with a 3-2 record, placing third in league. When Coach Del Simone was asked what he thought of this year's football team, he had alot to say, such as, the team had a two word slogan, Ulfun and Discipline. He also said the team was a great group to be around and that they were very competitive. Coach Del Simone was proud to be a part of them, 25 TOP LEFT: Senior Matthew Hammond was going ALL the way. BOTTOM LEFT: Watch-out Terry Hemmen, tl'iey're on your tail! BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Tha statisticians and watergirls for varsity football were: Watergirls- Donna Cornelious and Tammy Watts, Stat.-girls - Sheri Beaucham and Brenda Barcellos. MIDDLE CENTER: The 1980 Raiders Varsity Football team consisted of many out-standing Seniors who had alot of ability and determination. First Row - Center and linebacker Brent Willis, defensive back Steve Hume, defensive back Manuel Rodrigues, guard and linebacker Arnold Vera, quarterback Mark Silva, widereciever James Salmon, Second Row - defensive back Matthew Hammond, guard and linebacker Dan Cornelious, running back Garvin East, Coach Gary Del Simone, versatile Junior Garza, end and linebacker Bert Acevedo, running back Terry Hemmen, and tackle Steven Cardoza. -Ala, f BJ TOP RIGHT: The oH'ensive line-up for the Raiders were: First Row - Bert Acevedo, Steven Cardoza, Arnold Vera, Brent Willis, Danny Cornelious, Mark Grifin, Gene Hull, Second Row - Matt Hammond, Mark Silva, Garvin East, and Terry Hemmen. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: The defensive line- up for the varsity team were, First Row - Brent Willis, Mark Griffin, David Koop, Dan Cornelious, Steve Cardoza, Arnold Vera, Second Row - Matt Hammond, Bert Acevedo Manuel Rodrigues, Junior Garza, Mario Romero, and Terry Hemmen. 27 Junior Varsity Football The 1980 JV Football team ended the season with a 5 and 5 record. They were led through a rough season by their new coach David Weaver and assistant coach Gabe lVlunoz. The JV team had a large group of over 40 players. They had good experience due to many returning players. The offensive line was led by Captain Rod Chow and the defensive tackle was led by Captain Mark Stroud. TOP LEFT: Mark Stroud and Rod Chow were the JV Football Captains. Gabe Nlunoz, Assistant Coach and David Weaver, L M Coach. ' ' 5 I l i 28 BOTTOM LEFT: The members ofthe JV Football team were: First Row - Andy Rotea, Richard Lopez, John Moore, Micheal Martinez, David Watts, Bryan Snavely, Lloyd Repps, Larry Howard, Albert Lopez, Marty Baker, Mark Mitchell, Paul Cardoza, Second Row - Robin Nason, Greg Farr, Pat Jones, George Munhall, Greg Phillips, Tim Watts, Sergio Ouiroz, Kevin Castro, Raymond Cortez, Mike Nielsen, Andy Tindall, Matt Ouinlan, Greg Foster, Third Row - Coach David Weaver, Jim Allen, Rod Chow, Mark Stroud, Kevin Tierce, Ron Hemmen, Paul Sharrock, Ken Oakley, Joel Farmen, John Neighbors, Ricky Vera, and Assistant Coach Gabe Munoz. TOP RIGHT: The defense for the JV football team were: First Row - Mark Stroud, Greg Phillips, Jim Allen, Sergio Ouiroz, Ron Hemmen, Assistant Coach Gabe Munoz, Second Row - Joel Farmen, John Nighbors, Lloyd Repp, David Watts, Bryan Snavely, Kevin Castro, Ken Oakley, and Raymond Cortez. MIDDLE RIGHT: The oftense for the JV football team were: First Row - Lloyd Repp, Kevin Tierce, George Munhall, Rod Chow, Jim Allen, Paul Sharrock, Mark Stroud, Second Row - Bryan Snavely, David Watts, Kevin Castro, Joel Farmen, Ricky Vera, Micheal Martinez, and Coach David Weaver. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Blue Raiders all Charged! 29 Vczrsigf Volleyball The 1980 Girls Volleyball team moved into the East Sierra League this year and found the new surroundings a bit rough. After a very successful season in '79' the girls fell to a 2-8 season record and 4-11 over all. They hoped it was a year of learning for all and a good time for growth. The competition was very tight with Immanual and Woodlake, both going into CIF competition. Zelma Hunter Finished in the all league selection lst team, Kim Johnson 2nd team, and Sherri Sousa honorable mention. TOP LEFT: Miss Phillips was the coach for the Varsity Volleyball team. TOP CENTER LEFT: The captians for the Varsity Volleyball team were Zelma Hunter and Sherri Sousa. 30 BOTTOM LEFT: The members of the Varsity JOYTUSOU S6C0r1d ROW Brenda Barcellos Volleyball team were: First Row - Christina Cindy Garcia Janie Guerrero Trice Auten and Gonzales, Sherri Sousa, Zelma Hunter, Kim Shena Brannon 10, 11-15, 11-15 Immanuel 11 15 s O 15-9 Woodlake '-1' f'1Q:f.1'.ip.:,,:2 1 V ' ' :1:fQ.:. '11 :Ti ' . V Volleyball The Junior Varsity Volleyball team TOP LEFT: The 1980 J.v. Volleyball team had a new Coach this year. From the captains were Lee Ann Cox and Vonda Dean. beginning to the eno of the season, MIDDLE LEFT: The Junior Varsity Volleyball they showed much improvement. team members were: First Row - Stacy Ferreira, Sheryl Smith, Lee Ann Cox, Vonda Dean, Lisa Gomes, and Kim Barber, Second Row - Statistician Carol Black, Le Na' Johnson, Karin Storey, Debbie Perkins, Norma De Lao, Racheal Waldrop, Carol Hager, and Statistician Virginia Hill. BOTT0lVl LEFT: Stacy Ferreira and Kim Barber went up for a block while Lee Ann Cox backed them up. 32 VARSITY BA S KE TBA LL TOP RIGHT: Raiders stand ready as Kevin East leaps high in the air for the ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Varsity Basketball team for 80-81 were: Front Rovv - Sharnjit Purvvall Steve Strain, Statistician Valarie Hall, Statistician Irene Spain, Mark Stroud, and Ken Oakley, Back Row - Dale Weisgerber, Kenny DeArmond, Garvin East, Kevin East, Terry Hemman, and lVlark Silva. .i,.,,, , I, ,M . I ivii S 6' TTIT f , it The Varsity boys hnished third place in league. They had a season record of 8-12. The team fought hard and played very well throughout the season. The Riaders were led by Terry Hemmah vvho averaged 14 points a game and was named the league's lVlost Valuable Player. The team consisted of tive seniors, three juniors,d two sophomores. 33 TOP LEFT: Mark Silva moves in for two points as Kenny DeArmond and Kevin East help out, MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Kevin East attempts a free throvv as the Raiders get ready for the rebound. uth e r I TOP RIGHT: The Seniors on the Varsity TOP RIGHT: The Varsity Tri-Captains for the Basketball team this year consisted of: Front year vvere: Mark Silva, Garvin East, Coach Row - Guard Mark Silva, 12,3 points, and George Gaus, and Terry Hemman. Forward Dale Weisgerber, 1.1 points. Back MIDDLE RIGHT: Kenny DeArmond shoots for Row - Forward Garvin East, 8.2 points, two against the Orosi defense. Forward Kenny DeArrnond, 5.2 points, and Guard Terry Hemman, 14 points, I ,,, I ther nq u 5 , ,1 1 - Zi' 'Z 'Sli' -2' - , R Ca' fg 'f2'- ' Wim iiiif fon 54 Q , car th r ,:, ee 1 yy t i r 53 ttyi I 65 it Jt, fj,:Ca'Yf 'hers 41 I 60 1 , thers 653, ::, : It , , 1 erSf'f18 Kerman 34 Laton :,,- - 43 Tulare . . ' ther 61 Golden WS I' - ' I G I 42 t rtervilflef ' : fffff W I v 35 Girls Varsity Basketball The Girls Varsity Basketball team placed third in the East Sierra League. The league record was 6 wins and 4 losses, the seasonal record was ll wins and 9 losses. The team entered a new league this year and showed what Raider spirit could do. The girls worked together as a team and were coached well. This year they had a new coach, lVliss Phillips, and an assistant coach, Vickie Atwell. These two did a lot of hard work and did their jobs well. On lVlarch 6th they held their annual potluck dinner and on lVlay lst the Girls Varsity played the Caruthers Womens Alumni in a Basketball game. ' 36 Orosi mg Riverdale? 8 33 manuel 3 43 oodlake :- , ,a. ,,,,,, ,. f., TOP LEFT: The members of the Girls Varsity Basketball team were: First Row - Christy Lopez, Kris Gee, Cindy Furr, Sheha Brannon, Trice Auten, and Vonda Dean, Second Row - Coach lVliss Phillips, Nancy Willis, Ruthann Eberlein, Sheryl Smith, Sherri Ray, Zelma Hunter, Brenda Barcellos, and Manager Debbie Perkins. Lindsay 4? Q. Qs ' 'fl . Z. . Q. R X 1 X X K ' . Q 1 iff' ' -F'-ii - . 'f 1 ' V.-. fl 5. VL ' . 55 ' X - - ' 1 I ' X , 6 ' Q is U A X we Q :Q if A ,yay ' x ..,- .Q Q ,X N .Ex 1 SX 'S- X fx S NM? L' is T if v l . A 'S 2 ' .kL' 5 I Q5 Q Q 1 , L , . ff N H! ,Q K-..,,,w, . -L - ga. - JS .Q Il A 5 , , me ' Q ff x--N , slaifff' was QQ - '--- Q ,.. K ng J 'S may '-. N P x gm Q suv' 3' I' ,M J.: i ff Q. fW H f x Z 1 J V Basketball The junior varsity basketball team worked hard and were always working together to win each and every game. Their opposing teams were very skillful and hard to beat, but the Blue Raiders stayed close together and stuck it out. The team consisted of freshmens, sophomores, and one junior, who really helped with the team and gave much assistance. TOP LEFT: The junior varsity basketball team shakes hands with their opposing team after a long hard game. MIDDLE LEFT: The junior varsity basketball team members were: First Row - Larry Howard, Barry Watts, Ron Gilmore, Bryan Snavely, Jeff Ash, and Robert Waldrop, Second Row - Coach Brad Valentine, Jeryl Douglas, Gregg Farr, Jason Clark, Keith Daniels, Al Acevedo, and John Neighbors. BOTTOM LEFT: This year's junior varsity basketball coach was Brad Valentine. BOTTOIVI CENTER LEFT: The j.v. co-captains were: Al Acevedo and John Neighbors. 38 In RhteERQ 46? RASFER me I 44 I Jiiffmr: ,W -f, .A . , 4 - - I dag was T , I W , ' A-, IJ 2 E TOP CENTER RIGHT: Jason Clark tried to fake a pass to John Neighbors. TOP RIGHT: The team was always working hard to make all the right moves. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Coach Valentine explains to some of his team members the key tothe winning game point. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jason Clark attempts to sink the basketball for another point. BOTTOM RIGHT: The referee calls a foul on the opposing team, 39 Wrestling Wrestling is a sport of individual skill and plenty of agility. The jv team were League Champs, and the varsity team placed 2nd in League. In the Central High Tournament the wrestling team placed 8th, in the McFarland Tournament the tea'm placed 4th, In the LA Alemany Tournament the Blue Raiders placed 2nd. with a score of 187 1X2 points. The Blue Raider Wrestling Team set a School Record in the West Sierra League Tournament, and placed 2nd. Some ofthe League Champs were: Jose Valdez, and Clifford Ratcliff, In the divisionals Fred Valdez, and David Watts both placed 3rd, In the CIF Central Section David Watts placed46th. TOP LEFT: The Coaches for the Wrestling Teams vvere: Mr. Paul Sanchez, and Mr. Stan Oka. TOP CENTE. LEFT: The leaders of the varsity teas, eri. Bert Acevedo, and Brent Willis. 40 MIDDLE LEFT: The members ofthe Wrestling Team were: First Rovv - Martin Magana, Eddie Estes, Tracy Reddell, Pedro De Leon, Baldev Singh, Eddie Reyes, and Jimmy Allen, Second Rovv - Gregg Phillips, Mike Martinez, Teo Gonzales, Mark Mitchell, Sergio Ouiroz, Werner Bekeschus, and Manager Jason Lane, Third Rovv - Jose Valdez, Fred Valdez, Ray Gomez, Clark Nishikawa, David Watts, Statistician Shelley Havvkins, and Coach Paul Sanchez, Fourth Rovv - Coach Stan Oka, Paul Brady, Kevin Tlerce, Jr. Garza, Bert Acevedo, Brent Willis Mario Romero, and John Mitchell, i 33 36 Avena! 0 6 Caruthers Strathmore FF Caruthers Laton FF tied the national record TOP CENTER RIGHT: Some champions from other schools including our own David Watts placing 6th. TOP RIGHT: Fred Valdez is starting his match. BOTTOM RIGHT: David Watts accepts another victory. TOP LEFT: The members ofthe Varsity Wrestling team were: First Row - Jose Valdez Freddie Valdez, Ray Gomez, Clark Nishikawa John Mitchell and David Watts- Second Row Coach Stan Oka, Paul Brady, Kevin Tierce Junior Garza, Bert Acevedo, Mario Romero, Brent Will and Coach Paul Sanchez. MIDDLE CENTER: Well, it looks like Clifford Ratcliff just won and defeated his opponent, MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: It looks like Freddie Valdez is riding his opponent to another victory. BOTTOM LEFT: Ray Gomez looks like he is working for a pin. 42 1 a W f 1 if if-g ,T-fi, X W A N 9 3S4if'i5Q -fa gg ,hyd ! ,rf gm If : i ' 5 . M X .X X , 5 V 11 wukf . 'L'f VHF JJ! 2 xx X - is f : A X .sms V , x A .4 : K ig: . I ,. x NTI f Y.i. Q LL.: H. N X . ,M H,i ix .5 -4. EX-ki .f.. .ls wwwfgLx Q -Qsmgw 'R -N. x W0 ,, is 5 , , it Q'-Q-5' if 5 xx it S7 H ? AE Lfjf K ,. ,.... X 4 ,. 'us lf ,dfff Kg TOP LEFT: The Cheerleaders consisted of: First Rovv - Sandy Negreteg Second Row - Robyn Love, Sherri Sousa, Ginger Stevvartg Third Row - Sheryl Smith. BOTTOM LEFT: The Wrestlerettes and Flag Girls joined together to promote spirit, BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: The Pep Squad showed they really had it together. aff, ' TOP RIGHT: The 1980-1981 Wrestlerettes were: First Row - Sheri Beauchamg, Tammy Wattsg Second Rovv - Diane Barragan, Donna Corneliousg Third Row - Renai Newsom. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: The Pep Squad demonstrated one of their many stunts, BOTTOM RIGHT: The Cheerleaders and songleaders cheer I'Hit me with your best shot . 45 5 vi Fi t gist if u-1-...........-.-..-........-. vivid' The Caruthers High Varsity Tennis team practiced very hard on their skills from the beginning ofthe season to the end. The varsity team knew that they vvere up against some stiff competition in the East Sierra League division. The Raiders improved a iot and were prepared for the best of tennis. TOP LEFT: Ruthann Eberlein shovved us her forehand. TOP CENTER LEFT: James Salmon, determined to ace it! BOTTOM LEFT: Joyce Chow concentrated very hard on the racket and the ball. Varsiy Tennzs TOP RIGHT: Coach George Gaus showed captains James Salmon, Sherri Sousa, and Joyce Chow the importance of the quality of the strings. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Blue Raider Varsity Tennis team members were: First Row - Inderjit Athwal, Cindy Garcia, Joyce Chow, Anna Esteve, Sherri Sousa, Ruthann Eberlein Sandy Nishikawa, Lee Ann Cox, Second Row - James Salmon, Clark Nishikawa, Doug Davis, John lVlitchell, Jon Clark, Sharnjit Purewal, Rod Chow, Randall Chow, and Jerry Moore. BOTTOIVI RIGHT: Sherri Sousa and Jon Clark played mixed doubles. P'-vs 1' 47 S-xx 1 The J.V. Tennis team for 1981 consisted ofa lot of newcomers vvho worked hard on their skills and were very determined. As they worked on their strategy and techniques, They looked forward to piaying on the Varsity team next season. IVIIDDLE: Members of the 1981 girls track team were: First Row - Kim Barber, Karen Story, Inderjit Athwal, Suzanne Thomas, Shena Brannon, Ginger Stewart, Second Row - Cindy Furr, Stacy Ferreira, Sherri Sousa, Sheryl Smith, Sherri Ray, Sandra Negrete, Kristy Gee, and Vonda Dean, BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Sheryl Smith, Coach Phillips, and Shena Brannon were leaders for the girls track team, BOTTOIVI RIGHT: Inderjit Athwal was a very valuable member of the 1981 girls track team, lVliss Phillips was the new girls track coach. The girls had a lot of good potential as they moved into the new East-Sierra League. TOP RIGHT: Ginger Stewart and Suzanne Thomas were warming up before a meet. 'W Girls T rack 49 Boys Track 'L 5 Aw Mr. Oka was the new boys track coach for the 1981 season. This year the Varsity and J.V. teams combined to make an even stronger team. Although they were young they had the pride and power to make hard competition for the others in the East-Sierra League. 50 TOP LEFT: The boys track team consisted of: First Row - Jose Arreola, Ray Ysias, Patrick Jones, David Watts, Ray Cortez, Lloyd Repp, George Munhail, Joel Farmen, Second Row - Mario Romero, Robert Waidrop, Paul Sherock, Sharjnit Purewal, Greg Farr, Ronaid Hemman, Mark Grihfin, John Neighbors, and David Avalos. MIDDLE LEFT: Was it a good throw Kevin? MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: The Raiders were led by Co-captain Mark Griiin, David Watts, and Coach Stan Oka. BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Waidrop and Sharjnit Pure-wal were warming up before a big meet. ,Q-fs' erie 1' slug,-A TOP CENTER RIGHT: Garvin East puts I everything into shot putting, TOP RIGHT: John Neighbors, are you practicing for leap frog? MIDDLE RIGHT: David Avalos made a perfect hand-off to David Watts as they practiced hard for the 440 relay. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Greg Farr and Miss Phillips looked on as Kevin East prepared to shot put. BOTTOIVI LEFT: Lloyd Repp and Jose Arreola were long distant runners for the Raiders. 51 was i iii - Varsiy Baseball .ao 'NW i-af-'--f The Blue Raider Varsity Baseball team was part of the 1981 East Sierra League this year. Under the strong guidance from Coach Gary Del Simone, the Raiders never gave up, Manager Jason Lane and Volunteer Bob Miranda were a big assistance to the varsity team. TOP LEFT: The Raider team members were: First Row - David Watts, Felix Cantu, Rick Vera, Arnold Cantu, Jerry Correia, Arnold Vera, Second Row - Manager Jason Lane, Mark Stroud, Mark Silva, Matthew Hammond, Terry Hemman, Scott Vick, Al Acevedo, Mike Silva, and Coach Gary Del Simone. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Gary Del Simone was the coach of the varsity baseball team. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Co-captains Matthew Hammond and Arnold Vera led the varsity team with pride. 52 .rr.,. , f' 'fx' . G' Q X at M i.. -QNKT ,,., g ga ':ff1 A -X f J I . ,... I vu., TOP CENTER RIGHT: Matthew Hammond was the pitcher for the Blue Raiders. TOP RIGHT: The statisticians for varsity baseball were Delia Lopez, Brenda Barcellos, and Sheri Beauchamp, MIDDLE RIGHT: The inrielders were: Arnold Vera, Matthew Hammond, Mark Silva, Terry Hemman, Al Acevedo, David Warrs, Felix Cantu, and Arnold Cantu. BOTTOM RIGHT: The outhelders consisted of: Scott Vick, Matthew Hammond, Mark Silva, Jerry Correia, and Mike Silva. sf C ra , . i I ,.e, I , , Q 'gasf W M, I I ,A,, ' .gigndffffif 5, Q - ,A 'fp 4: Elkf gwpl E? fi -X W1 ESQ' E I -v-A . ' If , ' NNN: X fu-if ui , Q A E ' WN: , . EEI L 7 'A i ,ttt ricc I riie T f v' ' . 4 , . 4 V. i A ..V1Fi,, ff' f I 5 'W fi i i , s S z e , 53 C3 ww f . x .V An V I 1 Q X I I 1 :VL :Q xy kk 5.1, ,tj 1 A s iii f X gm TOP CENTER RIGHT: The Inhelders for the junior varsity team were: First Row - Ruben Ortiz, Sergio Ouiroz, John Moore, and Barry Watts, Second Row - Rod Booze, Mike Martinez, Ron Gilmore, and Larry Howard. TOP RIGHT: Pitching for the junior varsity team were Bryan Snavely, Mario Romero, and Ron Gilmore. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Larry Howard and Matt Quinlan were practicing on their catching and batting techniques. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Outfielders consisted of: First Row - Marty Baker, Mark Sanchez, Alex Quiroz, Angel Flores: Second Row - Baltazar Pena, Tim Hepner, Jeff Ash, Mario Romero, Joel Earmen. 'Y 3295 mai J Q A 1 X l l 3 C 14N ,ri X Oliva f fx ,,2 fr 55 Underclassmen Jenny Chanaka In memory of Jenny Chanaka who left us July 29, 1980 when she was killed in an automobile accident. Jenny was living with lVlr. and Nlrs. Deward Gee. Jenny was entering her junior year here at Caruthers where she had been a Hag girl her freshman year. She was a quiet, sweet, and fun loving person that got along very will with everyone. The tragic loss of Jenny terribly stunned all who knew and loved her. She brought joy and happiness to everyone that knew her. Juniors The Junior Class was a small one this year, but they were very active. This year, as in the past, the Juniors ran the football and basketball concession stands. This helped them to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom, that they sponsored during the spring. TOP RIGHT: Mark Stroud ate his way to victory for the Junior Class, BO'lTOlVl: Junior Class Officers were First Row-President Jason Lane, Yell-leader Kristy Gee, Secretary Brenda Barcellos, Yell-leader Rhonda Patterson, Second Row - Treasurer Clark Nishikawa, Sarge-ant-at-Arms Robyn Love, Vice-President Gene Hull, Class Representative Jon Clark, Yell-leader Trice Auten. 58 Elena Aragon Elena Arreguin Jose Arreola Trice Auten David Avalos Brenda Barcellos Diane Barragan Jinder Bath Werner Bekeschus Carl Brown Rene Cavazos Jon Clark B0lTOlVI: Mike Silva, Carl Brown and Mark Griffin all concentrated on doing their own thing! f M, X MMU? TOP LEFT: Gene Huil was caught in the act of playing Tarzan of the Jungle! TOP CENTER LEFT: Leroy Hatfield Hnally succeeded in escaping from the school grounds. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Jann DeTienne, a dedicated student?? 60 Donna Cornelious Doug Davis Jann DeTienne Irene Flores Tami Floyd Cindy Garcia Kristy Gee Ray Gomez ang WV -019' TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Jenny Peraza looked very excited about painting her vase in Arts and Crafts. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Cindy Garcia and Jason Lane were taking a breather form their Algebra II Class. 355 ,,,f Mark Grifhn Janie Guerrero Leroy Hatfield Shelley Hawkins ,,,,,..-I Doug Haynes Tim Hepner Gene Hull Becky Jones Robert Jones Robyn Love Juanita Martinez Lupe Martinez Manuel Martinez CENTER LEFT: Donna Cornelious couIdn't take anymore of Kenny Moore's corny jokes! CENTER: Trice Auten and Rhonda Patterson were caught in the act of making cheat notes for U,S. History. Martin Martinez Kristen McNew Janie Medina Shelly Mefford 62 Christy Lopez Delia Lopez Nora Lopez Jason Lane Brian Loftis ff Vw 1' I X JYQVW 5 ?i 5 13 M, M ' Q my , 13 Q v 8, .ff f it Janie Mendez John Mitchell J Kenny Mohr Jerry Moore Lori Moore W Bobby Mullins Randy Nason Clark Nishikawa Marvin Oakley CENTER RIGHT: Gene Hull and Mark GrifEn were real buddies. Becky Overstreet Rhonda Patterson Sharnjit Purewal Cindy Railey 63 Fred Ramirez Martha Richards Mario Romero Consuelo Rosario Robert Ruyle Alicia Sanchez Cynthia Sanchez Ruth Sanchez 94 MIDDLE LEFT: Brian Loftis nearly had to drag Bobby Mullons out of class, BOTTOM LEFT: Manuel Martinez tried reading between the lines. TOP RIGHT: Christy Lopez expressed her feelings. BO'I'I'OIVl RIGHT: Mark Stroud always had nose in the air. Jie Alice Sepeda if iviike siiva Baldev Singh Q! Steve Singh Sheila Smith Sandy Stephens ii' h Ginger Stewart Mark Stroud Palmer Todd Daniel Torrez Fong Tsang Walter Tucker Fred Valdez Hilarlo Villareal TOP LEFT: Leroy Hatfield shy? MIDDLE LEFT: Beware of the hand Cindy Sanchez, Donna Cornelious, and Diane Barragan! wa'-- Y, 9 3' fi 5. ' J Y Robert Waldrop Thomas Watts , Danny Weaver Nancy Willis Raymond Wood Glenn Yamamoto Abel Ybarra Ray Yslas MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Brenda Barcellos said, I can dig it! MIDDLE RIGHT: Jerry Moore was attacked by an unknown arm. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jason Lane with a buzz! Camera shy people: Junior Avery Susie Benevidez Tony Brady Arnold Cantu Charles Clark La La Garza Bernice Hood Geraldine Hood Cindy Jackson Connie Laxton Chester Mefford Steven Strain Maria Vasquez The Class of '83 has had a fun year 1 at Caruthers High. They have shown a lot of spirit at the Pep Rallies. They entered a car in the Football Homecoming Parade. They participated in the homecoming dress l up days, and showed a lot of enthusiasm. TOP LEFT: The Ofhcers for the Class of '83' were: First Row - Secretary Ron Hemman, Treasurer Shelli Rau, President Inderjit Athwalg Second Row - Cheerleader Heidi Hamilton, Student Council Representative Lee Ann Cox, Cheerleader Stacy Ferreira, Vice President Joel Farmen, and Cheerleader Stacy Vick. LEFT CENTER: Sophomore boys showed real spirit at the rallies. BOTTONI LEFT: Snowballs in Caruthers Martin lVlartinez??? SQPHQMORES 9 Alvero Acevedo Jimmy Allen ,am Gloria Alverez Tim Arias f f 1512 in fa Q' Af- l at 4 ,W lx V ll l W W I ff ., , , K . ,. .l.v .v Il eff Inderjit Athwal Marty Baker TOP MIDDLE: Keith Daniels shows us the backward look. RIGHT CENTER: Sandra Negrete told about her exciting weekend, while Arnold Vera thought How interesting!!! fgwt- 53 M if T T T z gg x 1 l 5 X riff 749' ff 'llirw 'fi yy, K, f 'Z :iff ' Peter Benevidez Rod Booze Mike Borba Shena Brannon Sandra Brumley ' Felix Cantu Martin Carrillo Pepe Carrillo Rod Chow Leah , Coberly Cynthia ff Contreras f f 4? 2 X li el, f l Raymond Cortez Lee Ann Cox James Crabtree Sheryl Crow Keith Daniels 'Q Vickie Davila Vonda Dean Karen DeArmond Norma DeLao Elsio DeLeon TOP CENTER LEFT: Why aren't you in class Stacy Ferreira and Vonda Dean??? BOTTOM LEFT: Greg Phillips got caught sneaking into the Home EC. room for munchies, BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Sheryl Smith exclaimed, Oh my God what have I stepped in? 70 :ei . C . sw sa. fm.-s ' -1, ix , . . i wt.,..t ,..,t .. .eww-..a,.s sssf Newman 'T MMQSEA X W I ey f K 14 eff 1 1 .V 1.-f 'w 4, f QW hrw YV sg Q Z f 5 I 5 fi 2 gy! James - Dennis '54 Tammy Dennis Jaswinder Dosanjh James Dunkin Kevin East Joel Farrnen Gregg Farr Stacy Ferreira Vangie Ferrer Teresa Floyd Cammy Furr Tammy Geryk Amerjit Gill Kulvinder Gill V J if Q Ronny Gilmore Doroteo A Gonzales David Guerrero Heidi Hamilton Darlene Harrison BOTTOIVI RIGHT: Heidi Hamilton told Ruben Costales lll-lold up the building till I get back? 71 Darcy Hull Phillip Jensen Ronald Johnson Teresa Johnson Lance Hayes Ronald Hemman Robyn Hobbs Todd Hogan Tammie Horton ea 'ffs1'5f:19gQ?W'i Jffglggwiffl , I ' ' ' P ' I 'V ,. i L g f f-W, 5 Quang? W, ooy T BOTTOM LEFT: Kenny Moore pleaded, i'Come on Cammy Furr I promise not to beat you so bad this time, BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: This looks like a very enthuseastic group!!! Gracie Martinez Juan Martinez Martin Martinez Martin Martinez MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Wasson's Social Science class was very excited to find out there would be no test. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Reuben Ortiz 84 David Watts worked very hard on their work while Martin Martinez, waited patiently to copy. BOTTOM RIGHT: Once again it looks like Keith Daniels is hurrying to class. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: It looks like Lee Ann Cox is going to knock out her sweetie Gene Hull. BOTTOM LEFT: It looks like Julie Shinkawa and Manuela Sousa are really rocking with the grove, George Melegoza George Munhall Sandra Negrete John Neighbors Sandra Nishikawa Kenneth Oakley Andy Olguin Trini Martinez Leslie Mefford 5, 'L . l AW: 'f,, ,X vi Ruben Ortiz Robert Oxford Baltazar Pena Deborah Perkins Greg Phillips fwvwwyf 41 Q5 J, el. V 'G' Q 74 'V W , Alex Quiroz -x v-.v xl , l 9 Shelli Rau Rebecca Reyes Jackie Robinson 4 BOTTOIVI CENTER RIGHT: The Sophomore class was really enthusiastic at the pep rallies. Anna Ramirez BOTTOM RIGHT: Boy, it looks like Vonda Dean and Sheryl Smith are really happy they won the volleyball game, Zachary Rodriquez Bernardo Romero Gilbert Romero Eloise Sabala gl Mark Sanchez Rosie Sanchez Rosalinda Sanchez Santos Sanchez Julie Shinkawa 75 Al Smith Sheryl Smith Manuela Sousa Tina Sousa Balraj Sunner Randy Taylor Suzanne Thomas Kevin Tierce Ricky Tolentino M' , 'W ,141 K Ya km TOP LEFT: Ron Hemman said Ugolly gee not a moments worth of peace, you can't even go to the restroom without being watched. TOP CENTER LEFT: Well it looks like Kevin East is really relaxed and ready for another hard days work at school. T Q 91 5 an , fe f ,Again me ,,f jf! f f 94 . 7 x 1 K' Q KZ ft , ' '. WF 4 od. T ,. , V .Q Eiga et - if If :fn Jw Dwain Zack Pamela Zack J , if , 7 .9 1,9 wi, K W are X I 1 David Watts Timmy Watts Jerry Wood 745 ,,t, C TOP RIGHT: It looks like we caught Kenneth TOP CENTER: Raymond Cortez told Kevin Oakley and Raymond Cortez right On the -l'l9l'C6 to smile l'llCE arid big f0l' U16 camera, middle of a chit chat. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Stacy Ferria was astonished to find out that she had a detention to serve right away. f ., j, zwm fy ,f , if E' s Jose Valdez Stacy Vick Maria Villarreal April Wagon Camera shy people Aleida Arreola Paul Brady Jeanne Caldwell Peter Cerna Tommy Clark Ruben Costales Greg Foster Lucia Galindo Patrick Jones Peter Lopez Martin Magana Mike Mendoza Francisco Roman Rachel Tovar Maria Vasquez George Workman Freshmen The Class of '84 had a lot of spirit, they participated in rallies, sign painting contests and entered a Float in the Homecoming Parade. TOP LEFT: The Freshman Class Ofhcers were: First Row - Treasurer Lori Iness, Secretary Lisa Hanseng Second Row - Class Representative Lloyd Repp, Vice President Brian Snavely, President Ricky Vera and Sargeant-at-Arms Paul Sharrock. BOTTOM LEFT: Robin Nason, Terry Hogan, and Mike Martinez were sharing cheat notes. jg :Xb Q3 Mike Cattuzo .I TOP RIGHT: Laura Canepa was excited about going to P.E. if ff 'ff H., ,fwf if Kim Barber Carol Black Lee Branum Tina Britton fib- Debbie Adams Jolynn Arthur Jeff Ash Gurjit Athwai Calvin Babbs Traci Brown Darlene Brumley Laura Canepa Paul Cardoza Ernie Carson 79 Corrillo Keith Cornelious Ella Coronado Randall Chow Jason Clark unsung. wa- Kevin Condit TOP CENTER: Linda Perez said, Hey, where is everyone going? BOTTOM LEFT: Rachell Waldrop said, 'lLook out world here I come? 4? Lynda Crow gg! Roylene De Hart 4 I Pedro Deleon Carlos Delgado Merced Diaz BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Nlac Secrest told it like it was. - BOTTOM RIGHT: Samantha Clark was easin' on down the halls. Jeryl Douglas Brenda Elisalda Eddie Estes Angel Flores J. Gibson Lisa Gomes Rudy Gonzales Carol Hager Lisa Hansen Nancy Hansen Patty Hayes Denise Henderson Virginia Hill Lorie Hinojosa Terry Hogan Robert Hopkins Larry Howard Linda Howes Lori Iness Lance Johnson Le Na Johnson Jema Johnston Albert Lopez Juan Lopez Richard Lopez Renemarie Luis i f Q , ,, ,, 5 f,'f my Wfe li' sig, have lils ' ris rrsy Wi - e J 2 52 f 2 I ICQ. WWW. 1 f, Z ,.: K MIDDLE RIGHT: Lorraine Martinez was playing it cool as she walked by Mr. Zimkovvski. .yfi 4? 'V H 4 is ' www 9,, fl ,ky Stacy Mc Neil Kathy Medina Q, t. iv in Af :uf M' 2, are Bertha Martinez Hilda Martinez Loraine Martinez Mike Martinez Susan Matthews Mark Mitchell Jeff Morgan John Moore Robin Nason Rena Newsom Tamara Pouncey Deanna Pipkin Linda Perez Kim Oakley Mike Nielsen Eddie Reyes Lloyd Repp James Reddell Sergio Quiroz Nlatt Quinlin lVlaria Sanchez Benny Salinh Raul Saldana Candy Rocha Andy Rotea 84 i -'f ',. wx e eeei e lg, as Q1 'ssh if im ariilktn Jesus Santellana Richardo Santellana Sherry Sanders BOTTOIVI LEFT: Tiffanie Percy is staying well away from that trash can. Randy Satterlee Paul Sharrock Rhonda Singh Brian Snaveiy D. Solis Carlos Sousa John Sousa Delbert Spain Elizabeth Standridge Karen Storey BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshmen hard at work BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Lloyd Repp can you really fit in that locker? BOTTOM LEFT: Brian Snavely told Al Acevedo, uStep back so they can get my best side. 86 Sylvia Toletino Francisco Torrez Nick Torrez Andy Tindall Kim Swetnam Mona Stroud . af '12 i ,- . ,ya 4 J f' 4 '- ,y , . tik, we , X 5, ff 41: f i 1 ,Q X May Tsang 4? Nlaria Valdez Rick Vera Barry Watts Anita Workman Dana Workman BOTTONI RIGHT: Mike Nielsen missed the chair again. Faculy -..,. ..- - ----.S f,-.,,..,.,,,,mS? TOP RIGHT: Mr. Michael Duncan was the special education teacher. MIDDLE CENTER: Mr. John Dunlap taught typing, bookkeeping, and consumer math. He was the FBLA advisor. MIDDLE: Mr. Nick Eliopulos taught the independent study class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. George Gaus taught U.S. Faculy Many teachers at Caruthers High have put in alot of extra time and effort after school for student activities. They are a part of our memories. TOP LEFT: Mr. Gary Del Simone taught life science, biology, botany, and ecology. He coached the varsity football and baseball teams. History and coached the varsity basketball and tennis teams. CENTER MIDDLE: Mr. James Gottfried was the language skills teacher. CENTER: Mrs. Donna Hougland was the Title I Resource teacher!Project director. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Carol Jewell taught English and was the CSF advisor. BOTTOM CENTER: Mr. Loren Kegal taught in the Math Department. 89 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Diane Lane taught math skills, photography, and home economics. She was the FHA advisor. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Robert Lane was the head of the Agriculture Department and was the FFA advisor. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Linda Leasure taught band, language skills, and independent study. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Al Leone taught drama, English II, and was the annual advisor. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Michelle Phillips was the girls physical education teacher and coached the girls volleyball, basketball, and track teams. CENTER: Mrs, Imelda Lowe taught English I, Spainish I and II, and was the student advisor. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Luker taught in the Agriculture Department and was the Student Council advisor. BOTTOM CENTER1 Mr. Ronald Mason taught in the Math Department. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr, Stanley Oka taught the learning disability group and was the junior varsity volleyball coach. 90 s..e i l A I-F f J vin. of fi TOP LEFT: Nlr. Nlike Quinn was the reading skills teacher. TOP CENTER: Nlr, Paul Rothe taught introduction to behavorial science, economics civics, and world aftairs. TOP RIGHT: lVlr. Paul Sanchez taught drivers education and co-ed physical education, He was the wrestling coach, MIDDLE LEFT: lVlr. Dan Sousa was the drivers education, drivers training, and the co-ed physical education teacher. CENTER: IVlr. George Tindall taught math skills, physical science, sex 81 marriage, physics, Algebra I, and ecology. lVlIDDLE RIGHT: lVlr. Randall Wasson taught reading skills and introduction to social science. BOTTOM LEFT: IVlr. David Weaver taught arts 81 crafts, mill cabinet, and general wood. He was the junior varsity football coach. 91 Administration TOP LEFT: The Student Counselor was lVlr. Don Golladay, the Superintendent-Principal was lVlr. Donald Zimkowski, and the Vice- Principal was Nlr. James Kasparian. BOTTOM LEFT: The Board of Trustees were: Nlr. Edwin Glenn Qualls, Mr, James Hill, Clerk Nlr. Alan Gilstraphand President Nlrs. Velma Barber. ,f- E 2 if 92 Wg' iffy, O it The custodians really helped this past year at Caruthers High. They cooked our lunches, drove our school buses, and kept our school clean. They also helped with the maintenance. For this we thank them! TOP LEFT: The Custodians for Caruthers High were: TW. Riggs, Ena Hager, and William Pelley. MIDDLE LEFT: The Cooks for Caruthers High were: Joni Perry, and Dortha Walser. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: The Busdrivers for Caruthers High were: Tony Riggs, Art Kalafut and Connie Crawford. BOTTOM LEFT: Andrew Morales did alot of work for Caruthers High. C ustodians 94 Activities . yr ses, Razder HY 0 o - - Spzrzt The rallies held this past year have helped promote spirit and good cheer among the faculty and students at Caruthers High. The rallies were creative, spirited, and pervaded loads of excitement throughout the four highly energized classes that took part. ig' 96 i' - l L J Fir I 3 my , ,,,. L . Q Tflf JL TOP LEFT: Another fabulous sign by the seniors! MIDDLE LEFT: Juniors, giving their all at the rallies, MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Kristy Gee participated in the banana eating contest. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Quinn represents the senior class in the pie eating contest. TOP RIGHT: The Seniors, few but loud! MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: The HSwinging Sophomores get into the beat of things at the rallies. MIDDLE RIGHT: Steve Hume, alias Scutter, enjoys stufhng his face with his new favorite fruit, bananas. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshmen giving their utmost at the rallies. 97 Football Homecoming 98 Football Homecoming went quite well as the students were anxious to ind out who their Homecoming King 84 Queen were. Spirit Week started off the Homecoming with Monday being Inside Out Day, Tuesday Costume Day, Wednesday Hat Day, Thursday Punk Rock Day, and Friday as the traditional Blue 8L White Day. Friday afternoon a rally was held for the football players and the Homecoming Candidates where the King 84 Queen were announced. During half-time of the Orosi - Caruthers Varsity game, Kim Johnson was crowned 1980 Homecoming Queen by last year's Homecoming Queen Susan Hawkins. After the game a Homecoming Dance was held in the gym. Music was provided by Colt. ' A MQT'-Q-4. .f-fx TOP LEFT: Kim Johnson 29 Matthew Hammond were this year's Homecoming King 81 Queen. MIDDLE LEFT: Ricky Vera 84 Beth Standrldge were the Freshman Candidates for Homecoming. , X ' . if:-S L: T- ,s,E3, :fr ? Q3 :gf Ummm? TOP RIGHT: Zelma Hunter 84 Mark Silva were the Senior Class Candidates for Homecoming. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Kevin East 81 Shelli Rau were the Sophomore Candidates for Homecoming. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mark Stroud 84 Alice Sepeda were the Junior Candidates for Homecoming. 4 If 99 The New Years Dance TOP: The band Omega Canyon provided music. CENTER: Sherri Sousa and Rodney Johnson worked hard at collecting money to help sponsor this years dance and were awarded by being selected as FHA's Queen and King for 1981. BO'I'TOlVl: The class representatives waited anxiously as Nlrs. Lane prepared to announce the winning candidates. 100 f' 5 's 'i Rodney and Sherri were crowned T 1981 King and Queen at the New- Years dance sponsored by F.H.A. The dance was held on Saturday, January the 10th, 1981 from 8:30- e 11:30 p.m. The band Omega Canyon provided music. ki Im se. in 1 . x.:, . J QQ' RK, in-e'... M 1 A TOP CENTER: The winning Senior candidates were Rodney Johnson and Sherri Sousa. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Ginger Stewart and Leroy Hatfield represented the Junior Class. TOP RIGHT: The Freshman and Sophomore candidates were doing their own thing. CENTER: The Sophomore candidates were Tammy Gerek and Greg Phillips. CENTER RIGHT: The Freshman class was represented by Tracy Brown and Paul Cardoza. BOTTOM: King and Queen Rodney and Sherri danced along with others to celebrate their victory. 101 Basketball- Wrestling Homecoming This year's Homecoming was great fun for everyone. Dress up days were: Tuesday - hat dayg Wednesday - fifties dayg Thursday - backwards dayg and Friday - blue and white day, A lot of people participated and everyone enjoyed it, Terry Hemman and Sheri Beguchamp were crowned 1981 Basketball-Wrestling Homecoming King and Queen. There was a dance for Homecoming. Alot of people went and they really enjoyed the evening. The band was Brass Akwards. TOP LEFT: The Homecoming King and Queen were Terry Hemman and Sheri Beauchamp. MIDDLE LEFT: Anna Esteve and Joyce Chow were modeling the latest fashion Backwards Mania, MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: The Junior candidates were Steve Strain and Delia Lopez. BOTTOM LEFT: Terry Hemman showed ofT his hat and exclaimed llWho could resist this face? BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Joyce Chow was frantically looking for her choo choo train!!! BOTTOM MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: The Senior candidates were Kenny DeArmond and Norma Lopez. TOP CENTER RIGHT: The Freshman candidates were Lloyd Repp and Mona Stroud. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: The Sophomore candidates were Kevin East and Stacy Vick. TOP RIGHT: Elena Arreguin, Robyn Love, Sheryl Smith, Sandra Negrete, Ginger Stewert, Lisa Singh, Brenda Barcellos, Cindy Andrada, Anna Esteve, and Cindy Garcia were waiting patiently for Fonzie! BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Anna Esteve was in such a hurry to get to the Annual class that she put her head on backwards!!! BOTTOM MIDDLE RIGHT: Ruthann Eberlein and Anna Esteve were planning the great train robbery while Sherri Ray ignored them. 103 Urganizalions Band The Caruthers High School Marching Band was directed by Mrs Linda Leasure. The Band participated in many parades and took Tirst place in the Sanger Christmas Parade. They also performed at all pep rallies and games. TOP RIGHT: The Band participated in the Selma Parade. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Dwain Zack was the Assistant Drum Major, and Shelley Sasselli was the Drum Major. BOTTOM RIGHT: Band Officers were: Treasurer Dwain Zack, Representative Doug Davis, Reporter Jerry Moore, Secretary Kim Barber, President Shelley Sasselli, and Vice President Gene Hull. 105 W 1 ., 14 Q ,M X 1 .1 .M ,ff X in Vik ' mg as , WN .-'. , N A L72 S I V. ' 531 4- K wig ,,,5,.,1?M W ' , 5 K T . ss 55 W X R , , x - Q X A M, A . - f 1' ' K J, ' 2 ii W '. mi .. 5 . A 45 ,gk ' '. 1 4 . -X 142 ' K 5' X - N f QQ- ' A , ,M W m -1-A X 5' .x A ,, 1 . 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N- A ,, . ., if , -Vx aa.1g12f4sg1f' Q-NN waeva5,9avx'5x1.g V . + 'N H 'ff tt Q ., 'ff was . -. fi -...cf .W-Q K -gg., .rx Y X , ,- , N X was l X 9 '?: F A 14, V i x A W - , XX . . 1 ' ,, fig, g. .. . - ' - I N Q ' Q5 Y - M134 . .11 1, RAIDERS f 4 TOP RIGHT: The Blue Raider Marching Band members were: First Row - Lloyd Repp, Gene Hull, Angel Florez, Debbie Adams, Cindy Furr Second Row - Irene Spain, Valarie Hall , Carol Hager, Le Na Johnson, John Moore, Nancy Hansen, Third Row - Shelley Sasselli , Mike Nielsen, Lorie Hinojosa, Linda Perez, Laura Canepa, Rachel Waldrop, Kim Barber, Fourth Row - Virginia Hill, Jerry Moore, Eddie Estes Randall Chow, Doug Davis, Director Mrs. Linda Leasure, Lisa Hansen, Fifth Row - 1 1 Rhonda Patterson, John Neighbors, AI Smith, Dwain Zack, Shelley Hawkins, Sixth Row - Pam Zack, Annette Allen, Jeanne Caldwell, Lori Iness and Kathy Helm, Journalism Once again the 1981 La Puerta staff has worked hard to put together this annual for you. With an almost completely new staff and a new advisor, lVlr. Al Leone, things were diHicult but with a lot of determination and hard work it was a ine year. I'm.glad I have been a part of this and I hope you enjoy this annual. Special thanks to lVlrs. Diane Lane, lVlr. Del Lowrey, lVlr. Paul Sanchez, and lVlr. George Gaus for their help with the photography. Anna Esteve . Editor TOP LEFT: Annual Editor Anna Esteve told the Annual Staff how l'fun despite all the deadlines, and pressures that the annual work can be. BOTTOM LEFT: This year La Puerta had Anna BOTYONI CENTER RIGHT 1 Elena Arrequin Esteve as Annual Editor and Zelma Hunter as Shows JEYYY Moore and John Clark an idea for assistant Editor. a page lay-out. 108 TOP RIGHT: This year for the second year, La Puerta is fortunate to have Herminder Athwal as the Business Manager . TOP CENTER RIGHT: Brenda Barcellos gives a demonstration of lithe right way to do a page lay-out to Nancy Willis and Cindy Garcia. MIDDLE CENTER: Members of the annual staff, Zelma Hunter, Anna Esteve, Brenda Barcellos, and Cindy Garcia take a short break from their hard work. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: This year Mr. Al Leone served as the annual advisor. BOTTOM RIGHT: This year the annual staff had two photographers Sharnjit Purwal and head Cindy Furr. 109 Student Council has had a very busy, but fulfilling year. They have helped on committees such as: The Site Council and the School Steering Committee. They sponsored dances and the Christmas Door Decoration Contest. I am proud to have served as the Student Council President. I would like to thank all the members of Student Council and most of all the Student Council advisor, Miss Luker, for all her help and support. l . ' 'bw ' TOP LEFT: The Student Body President was Garvin East. Student Council TOP CENTER LEFT: The Executive Board members were: First Row - Treasurer Lisa Singh, First Vice-President Kim Johnson, President Garvin East, Second Vice-President Matt Hammond: Second Row - Advisor Miss Luker, Secretary Diane Barragan, Pariiamentarian Joyce Chow, and Assistant Treasurer Cindy Garcia. BOTTOM LEFT: The Class Presidents were: Junior Jason Lane, Senior Mark Silva, Freshman Ricky Vera, and Sophomore Inderjit Athwal. TOP RIGHT: The Representatives for Student Council were: First Row - Junior Representative Lupe Martinez, Junior Representative Jon Clark, FHA Representative Kenneth Hanneman, Senior Representative Robbie Nielsen, FHA Representative Rodney Johnson, Second Row - Lettermans Club Representative Matthew Hammond, Band Representative Doug Davis, Sophomore Representative Lee Ann Cox, Freshman Representative Lloyd Repp, Annual Editor and CSF Representative Anna Esteve, and Block C Representative Cindy Garica. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Club Presidents were First Row - CSF Joyce Chow, FFA Karen Haynes, FHA-HERO David Lane, Block C Zelma Hunter: Second Row - FBLA Jerry Moore, and Letterans Club Mark Silva. 111 FFA Caruthers FFA sold dairy heifers and beef cattle totaling 516,000 at the Fresno Fair. They came home with twelve blue ribbons and one red. At the Caruthers Fair, Paul Brady had the Grand Champion Holstein Cow. They received many red and blue ribbons for showmanship. FFA also has a new teacher. Her name is Kathy Luker. She taught at Riverbank near Modesto. She attended school at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, and her major interest is in Ornamental Horticulture and animals. TOP LEFT: The FFA members for 80-81 were: Kneeling - Maria Luis, Gilbert Romero, Sheryl Crow, and Anita Workman. Standing - Advisor Robert Lane, Karen Haynes, Manuela Souza, and Advisor Kathy Luker. First Row: John Mitchell, Tom Watts, George Munhall, Mike Cattuzzo, Mike Borba, Tim Watts, Robyn Love, Andy Rotea, Shelli Rau, Ray Wood, and Carlos Souza, Third Row - Jerry Correia, Ted Verway, Paul Brady , Tony Brady, Werner Bekeschus, Jim Allen, Chester Mefford, Jeff Ash, Dan Weaver, Shelley Hawkins, Matt Hammond, and Pat Hemphill. MIDDLE LEFT: The FFA OTFICBYS for 80-81 were: Front Row - Secretary Robyn Love, Vice-President Dan Weaver, and President Karen Haynes, Back Row - FFA Sweetheart Shelley Hawkins, Sentinel Chester Mefford, Reporter Ted Verway, and Treasurer Tony Brady. BOTTOM LEFT: The FFA Sweetheart for 1980 was Shelley Hawkins. .au-uk ...MW WB... !.w-:5 I , , Q 112 'fd OC PVT! FF rv,-W TOP RIGHT: The members of FHA for 80-81 were: First Row - Robert Oxford, Ronald Johnson, Leroy Hatfield, Rodney Johnson, Sherri Sousa, Ginger Stewart, and Vicky Loftis, Second Row - Greg Phillips, Jerry Correia, Mark Jones, David Lane, Cindy Andrada, and Elena Aragon, Third Row - Joe Duran, Mike Silva, Brad Johnson, William White, Robert Waldrop, Lupe Mejia, Pat Hemphill, Ken Hanneman, Tammy Watts, Brent Willis, Karen Haynes, Kathy Helm, Tammy Geryk, Jeanne Caldwell, and Dan Rodrigues. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Diane Lane was the FHA Advisor for 80-81. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Officers for FHA this year were: Front Row - Parliamentarian Tammy Geryk, Treasurer Ginger Stewart, and Historian Elena Aragon, Back Row - Sargeant-At-Arms Rodney Johnson, President David Lane, Vice-President Mark Jones, Represenative Leroy Hatfield, Secretary Vicky Loftis, and Recreational Chairman William White. FHA has been quite busy participating in yearly events and Regional meetings. They will be participating in Regional meetings from February to July, ranging from Fresno State University to Sacramento. They sponsored the Mid-Year Dance and will be hosting Future Homemakers of Japan at San Luis Obispo. FHA - HERO BLOCK CC 33 Block NC had a very good year, and a very busy one. They sponsored the Homecoming football and basketball dances. In January they had a Donkey Basketball game. They also sponsored a Mother-Daughter playnight. TOP MIDDLE: Miss Phillips was the advisor for Block C . TOP LEFT: The officers for Block C were: First Row - Representative Vonda Dean, Treasurer Kim Johnson, Secretary Brenda Barcellos, Second Row - President Zelma Hunter, and Vice President Sherri Sousa. BOTTOM LEFT: The members of Block C were: First Row - Ruthann Eberlein, Christina Gonzales, Cindy Furr, Christy Lopez, Cindy Garcia, Nancy Willis, Second Row - Janie Guerroro, Lee Ann Cox, Zelma Hunter, Sherri Sousa, Sheryl Smith, Joyce Chow, Debbie Nason, Third Row - Shena Brannon, Vonda Dean, Sherri Ray, Kim Johnson, Stacy Ferreira, Brenda Barcellos, and Trice Auten. 114 1 CSF This year CSF went to Stockon for CSF Day at the University of the Pacific. To raise money CSF collected newspapers from over 35 places in the Caruthers area each month. Seniors who have been in CSF for at least 4 of their last 6 semesters receive a gold seal on their diploma and a scholarship. TOP LEFT: CSF Officers were, First Row - Secretary Sandy Nishikawag Second Row - Treasurer Cindy Garcia, Representative Anna Esteve, Vice President Jason Lane, Third Row - President Joyce Chow. MIDDLE LEFT: CSF Club members were: First Row - Sandy Nishikawa, Debbie Hogan, Anna Esteve, Joyce Chow, Ginger Stewart, Cindy Garcia, Brenda Barcellos, Second Row - Manuel Martinez, Cindy Andrada , Randle Chow, Margie Silverio, Darcy Hull, David Lane, Rodney Johnson, Third Row - Advisor Mrs. Carol Jewell, Jason Lane, Glenn Yamamoto, Clark Nishikawa, Dwain Zack, Rod Chow, Sharjnit Purewal, Ken Hanneman, Matt Hammond. BOTTOM LEFT: This year CSF advisor was Mrs. Carol Jewell. ly TOP RIGHT: FBLA Club members were: First Row - Shelley Hawkins, Delia Lopez, Kim Barber, Jerry Moore, Doug Davis, Randle Chow, Second Row - Amarjet Gill, Kulbinder Gill, Manuela Sousa, Sandy Nishikawa, John Moore, Zack Rodrigues, Cindy Contreras, Christy Lopez, Margie Silvario, Maria Villarreal, Debbie Crow, Third Row - Bobby Mullins, Lannete Canepa, Jon Clark, Rod Chow, Elena Arreguin, Kristen McNew, Dwain Zack, MIDDLE RIGHT: FBLA Oliicers were: President Jerry Moore, Vice President Jon Clark, Secretary Sandy Nishikawa and Treasurer Doug Davis. RIGHT BOTTOM: FBLA advisor was Mr. John Dunlap. FBLA President Jerry Moore, Vice President Jon Clark and Treasurer Doug Davis attended the California President's Conference in Fresno on Nov. 1. FBLA was active in selling and distributing programs at the Football and Basketball games. In March the Chapter attended the Central Section Competition at Fresno City College. In April the Chapter attended the State Competition in Sacramento, they also hope to have members representing them in Chicago at the National Competition. FBLA . A QMS x x' c'r f - Q 1 kk , W if .af , 1,3 1' 6 3 X . A QW 1 . 1-X-...N , .. . Rx' ' 1 ' 5 i 'V R Q f - 5 A -- - . , M ,Sits , . AQ. ' a sg f 5 , JL A a 5 ' I : fa Qx ' 593 n I 1-.NP 'lvl' 6. .M , Q' 04 . N ' St L - Q. ffl-P 3 A ' ILLL i Q i' ,.5L'L-W' X gig.. L. 'Q J ... ,- , 5. -si,-. f x .x i Q A F Sk f U I W, xv 1, Ez 'km 'Fr I Wg U- as 1 37 'f 1, Q ,B ' 'np Q m . 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