Clairemont High School - Calumet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1988 volume:

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Munching mexicon food at Robertos or Del Toco, catching a movie at the Claire- mont Theater, hanging out at Horton Plaza — all were popular out-of-school activities. Meanwhile, glaring from bumper stickers on students’ cors were the logos of KGB, 9IX, and the Claire- mont Surf Shop. On o larger scale were world events that changed the notion,- tension in the Persion Gulf, the A.I.O.S. epidemic, ond the largest stock market drop in history mode an import on everyone's life. And on o personol level were the latest styles, friends, dates, movies, ond bands, in a year when David Bowie released his seventeenth olbum ond showed he was still hot offer twenty years. There were good times ond bad times, but there wos always something to look forward to ... STUOCHT LIFE CLAIREMONT COLORS (opposite pogo; 1. let's toft spirit; these girls OKIVE oronge ond blue. 2. Jerret Needhom ond Rkhord legler — just honging oround. 3 Joseph ond Toe-ho reflect on the mysteries of life while recovering from o cross-country run. 4. Woit. . where did ol the Oiieftoins go? (thispoge) 5. We've got spirit; how obout you? 6. Cornelius tests the wind direction. 7. Onico ond Jocky show their true colors. 8. Surf City, U.SJL STUDENT LIFE 9 Spirit week was a welcome boost of enthusiasm early in the school year. Color day let everyone shout their support for their class. Freshmen sported the most chk of purple clothing, while the sophomores shined in yellow couture. Juniors set the school on fire in red, and the seniors were a class act in pink. Punk day had the brave in block spikes. Fifties day took us bock to a time of poodle skirts ond leather jackets. Khaki and olive green permeoted the school while everyone danced the conga on safari day. Outrageous orange ond blue day was a great finale for spirit week dress up days — everyone had some school colors to showll Lunchtime activities were an exciting break in the monotony of school. The piua eating contest digusfed everyone but was a lot of fun. We oil learned more than we ever wanted to know about intestinal air by watching the burping contest. Cheering on green footed friends roused up a great crowd during the frog roce. No one volunteered to dean up after the banana cram, but olmost everyone enjoyed watching others get smeared with banana. A D.J. and dancing on Friday closed a spirit week, which was great fun for all involved. SIUOEKT LIFE 11 (opposite pop) 1. Dot's it, (on, stuff itol to� . 2. Gory ond his girls. 3. Morshol Bushfeild demonstrates his doss ond good tost . 4 Hecther polifoly inquires, What do you think you're looking ot? (this poge) 5 Spirit? Whoddaya moon, spirit? 6. Big gomo hunting ot Ooiromont High-, lot's go got ourselves o «wyi 7. Amy drinks o (oko in preparation for the botching contest. evan, z mC peace The Chiefs foced University City for the 1987 homecom- ing gome. Even the spirited crowd ond olumni couldn’t cheer the Chiefs to victory. But though the Chiefs turned the ball over a number of times, they manoged to tie with the Cen- turions. The cheerleaders led off halftime activities with a dance number. Other events included a stunning and unique performance by the Clairemont High School band. A parade of original homecoming floats followed. The sophomores took first place with their Giligon’s Islond float, while the cheerleaders caught the Spirit Wove for a second place win. The juniors Rose High and took third prize off the frock. HaKtime concluded with a parade of the homecoming court in a collection of classic Thunderbirds. Homecoming '87 — a great show of pride for Clairemont High. (opposite pop) 1 We're hen We re reody. We're tool. 2. (heerleoders leod themselves to o second pkxo oword. 3. Get him! Get him! 4. Where's the boB? Who's got the boll? (this page] 5. CHS boad rocks during hoiftime festivities. 6. Sophomore float drifts to o first ploce victory. 7. Juniors 'R'... third ploce float winners. bebbii STUOENT LIFE 13 HOMECOMING COURT flMce tui6en I STUDENT LIFE ______________ One of the most ontkipoted ports of the homecoming festivities is the election of the homecoming court. The 1987 homecoming court wos elected os follows: Homecoming king ond queen: Cercy Moore ond Amonda Curtis. Senior attendants: Elvio VonEs, Mott Little, Rosie King, Carlos Armenta. Junior attendants: Cherie McKenzie ond Ulisses Her- nandez. Sophomore attendants: Leslie Larranaga and Corlos Vosquez. Freshman attendants: Mario Alvarez and Moises Neri. The selection of homecoming court is an important way of uniting individual classes within Cloiremont High. For oil of Cloiremont High, Homecoming '87 wos a success. (opposite poge) 1. Mott little ond Amondo CortH. senior court members 2. Homecoming court lines up, owoifing the onnouncement of the winners. 3. Seniors Cercy Moore ond Elvio Von Es, excited obout being in Homecoming court. 4. Proud King ond Queen oi Homecoming, Cercy Moore ond Amondo (artis. (this poge) 1. Senior ottendonts Rosie King ond Corios Armento. 2. Moises Neri ond Mono Alvorei serve os freshmon ottendonts. 3. Amondo is smothered by o wove ol coogrotubtiog friends. 4. Cheri McKenzie — hoH of o junior ottendont couple. 5. Leslie lorronogo ond (orbs Vosguez woit for their turn on the red corpet. STUOEKT LIFE IS peacetime rx Believe it or not, (losses ore on important part of life at Claire- mont High School. Maybe not the most important port, but impor- tant just the same. And while, for some, the word (loss” may con- jure up imoges of boring teachers lecturing for what seems to be twelve hours straight, there's always something interesting going on in (or out of) the (lassrooms on the Clairemont campus. While no student (or teocher) believes school to be wonderful all the time, Clairemont students and staff worked together to achieve a successful school year. Pupils at Clairemont hod an opportunity to toke a wide variety of classes, ond CHS continued to support unique programs such as A.V.I.D. and Model United Nations. STUOENT LIFE 17 PEP RALLIES fierce CGK eneKce 18 STUOfNT LlfE What would high «hool bo without pop rallies? They incite spirit ond educote about school policy, octhrities, ond organizations. Rollios oro often forums for infor- mation about current student issues such os drunk driving. Most of all, pep rollies allow everyone to hove a good time ond show their stuff. (heerfeoders, sports teom members, cooches, odminisfrctors, feochers, flog ond drill corps, the bond — these ore all integral ports of o pep roily. The feoms get the school support they need and deserve as well os opportunities to educate obout their sport. Cooches ond administrators, feochers, ond counselors become known by the students, (heerfeoders, flog ond drill corps, ond the bond get to demonstrate whot they were ofwoys practicing. Of the 1987-88 pep rollies, the Homecoming ossembfy wcs touted os the most spirited. It was definitely folowed by the winter roly, where cooches for winter sports were given presents by o Chorfie Chieftoin Son to Qous ond condy cones were tossed to the crowd. The winter roily also included on exciting demonstration of girls' ond boys' basketball — organization and commentary by Greg Lee. STUDENT LIFE 19 %e4t i fierce (itepog ) 1 fond shons us just how ottrortive blood ond gore (on be. 2 Todd Brown. oyr resident style monster 3. Jennifer Bell, Hclloween horlequin. sod but beovtiful. 4. (ome here, little boy, invites louren Griffin. (opposite poge) 5. And os your presidents (ondidote . . 6. Morc King wishes he hod just soid no. 7. Won't you be my neighbor?? 20 STUOEMT LIFE Halloween this year gave Chieftains an opportunity to transform themselves into almost anything imaginable. Clairemont High hod a litter of social bunnies, a space cadet, and quite a few Indians. The disgusting, the strange, and the incredibly blood-soaked were an important part of the Halloween festivities. Many girls sported shoulder pods and football jerseys, and a number of guys joined the cheerleoding ranks for a day. Even those who didn't dress up enjoyed the upbeat atmosphere on Friday the 30th. Clairemont's Holloween brought many people together. Friends were made, comparing costumes. Classes were full of enthusiasm and the spirit of Halloween. All the fun and excitement that hod been built up over a day of dressing up and having fun were let loose at the sophomore-hosted Halloween dance. Clairemont students showed up in full costume, ready to dance the night away. Halloween '87, Clairemont High style — what a blast! STUOCNTUK 21 x- ac ( (opposite pope) 1. Morio (ootreros ond Emilio Rodrigue: ore enthusiostic (hieftoins 2. Greg (ole shows olf his fontostir skctiftg folent. 3. No, no, He lor. The Don Johnson took � os test yeor. 4. Sort knows we oil ooghto be in pictures. (this poge) 5. Rut your right loot in ood shoke it oil oboul. .. 6. Muoi conlesses — tofeterio food is her fovorite. 7 Whoto rush. 8. Some ol us ore more people-oriented thon others. 9. Wes ot his best STUOCNT UfE 23 nuclcat peace (this po9«; 1. An impromptu meeting of the Goiremont High SchocJ Con-Con Society. 2. The minute the photogropher tokes this picture, you'd better get your bond OffH 3. Proud witnesses of the first Uf 0 fending to occur during o Goiremont High School dome, (opposite poge) 4. Senility linked to doting is often indkoted by o compulsion to dress like one onother. 5. Once ogoin. Pot feels the need to express rhot celebrity inside himself. 6. Whot con we soy — we look divine in (hristmos Colors! 7. MoybeJine visits CHS — on offer shot. Cloiremont High mode a (ommitment to hold more domes during the school yeor, ond to the joy (ond amazement) of the students the commitment was realized. Informal dances were a great way to make friends. Themes added enthusiosm and excitement. The first event of the school year was a football game and barbecue which culminated in a getting acquainted dance. When Oc- tober 31st rolled around, Chieftains turned out in their costumes for a Holloween dance. Cloiremont High celebrated imminent vocation at a hopping turkey trot.” The Jingle Bell Dance rang in the welcome holiday season with a crowd of red and green clod Chieftains. Everybody found their long-lost twin at the Doubles Donee. This year’s dances were fun ond spirit-raising... ond they were enjoyed by all who attended!! STUDENT LIFE 25 fierce de cultA, y u Every year has its scandals, heroes, ond tragedies, but 1987-88 will stand out in our minds as a year which wos definitely balanced between the inspiring and the sorrowful, innovations and obstocles. The following compilation highlights only some of the events of the year, but these ore the events that characterize the year 1987-88. tasks Hahn, tha Bokktr bimbo. The political highlight of the decode wos the Ironscam scondol and the ensuing trial. The pro- ceedings mode a star out of boy-next-door Lt. Col. Oliver North. With a toothy grin and clean-cut sinceri- ty, the Lt. won the hearts ond often the foith of America. Short-range missiles were banned during the December Reogon-Gorbochev summit. The agreement, mode in Washington, D.C., specified that short-range missiles would be removed both in NATO countries and all Soviet bloc nations. Justice Robert Bork was appointed last year as a Supreme Court justice, but foiled to receive Senate con- firmation. The popular view wos that Bork wos too con- servative on such issues as reproductive fights and equal rights for men and women. The crash of 1987, now being characterized os a panic, is now being upheld historically os creating a whole new financial reality. On Block Monday, Oct. 19, the market hod a record drop: some 800 points. Don no Rica ond Gory Hort... tort lop of Houry? This trodar fail lha taiwion of Ortobar 19, 1987. Otrrar North, o pillor of linearity. Fawn was Oflia's parsoool popar shreddar. Dubbed “The Year of the Bimbo,” 1987 was filled with heodlines about a cerYoin type of womon. Every time you opened a magazine, you saw a bimbo — just how much you saw depended on the woman in question. Everyone got in on the act, from prominent political figures to prominent religious” figures. Gory Hort hod Donna Rice, Jim Bakker had Jessica Hahn, and Ollie North had Fawn Hall. The rally- ing cry of women in the news wos I am not a bimbo! but in a society that idolized Vanna White, how many of us were willing to believe? STUOCHT LIFE 27 Potiont Zero wos the first person diogrv sod os hoving AIDS. The former flight otteodont was reportedly portly responsible lor the quid spreod of the disease. Oiognosed in 1978, Potient Zero foiled to remedy his extremely promiscuous behavior. On the contrary, in his yeors of flying oround the world. Potient Zero increosjd his octhity in reoction to the unfoirness of his hoving this terminol diseose. We oil got to know Boby Jessko lost yeor when the 18-month-old child fell into o deep, norrow obondoned well. Rescue efforts begon immedioteiy, but progress was slow due to tedious procedures necessory in order to keep from further injuring the child. Two days ofler the occident, Boby iessko wos lifted from the hole — tired ond hungry, but healthy. Entertainer liberoce died lost year of Acquired Immune Oefkiency Syndrome (AIDS). The singer pwnist las Vegas showman wos known for his outlandish costuming and unique style. Pope Jtfm Pod II mode on official visit to Americo in 1987. The heod of the (otholk Church, the Pope held moss in major American cities. His peocefd visit left mony inspired. (omedton Jackie Gleason, 71, died lost yeor, as did artist Andy Warhol, director John Huston, ond octor doncer Roy 8olger, to name a few of those who have left us. Surrogote parenting coused mojor controversy this year. The Boby M trid is the most famous of the conflicts, and olthough the birth mother sued for custody, the child remained with the biological father ond his wife. The situation in the Persian Gulf involved our military this yeor when Kuwait osked the U.S. to reflog its tankers, thereby taking them under Amerkon protection. Since the alternative wos to let the Soviet Union get involved, Amerka offered her protection to Kuwait ond found herself in the middW of the Persion Gulf crisis. Boby Jessica after her ordeal. Potient Zero... the one who storied it oil. Entertainer liberoce, who deported this world this yeor. 28 STUDENT LIFE Pop John foul II mokes contact with th moists. a The Widening War Mines spilled out of the Persian Gulf into the neighboring Gulf of Oman. Iranian exclusion RAIN Gulf of Oman DATAR Th P rsion G«H — th crisis tscolotas. Comedion iocki Gleason wil b missed. Surrogot moth Ruth Whiteheod in th empty room reserved lor h r boby. STUOEHT LIFE 29 a peace t£e cuuC wcne We condacted a survey of Cloiremont students. From the survey results we found out what Chieftains thought wos hot ond what was not. T1 surveys were anonymous, ond quotes were selected from them, so the quotes that appear ore not to be associated with the pictures next to them! Bono of U2, your fovorit group. You people voted U2 os the best band, followed by INXS, the Cure, o Whitesnake. Almost 80% of you thought the worst wos Michael Jacksi with the other 20% dispersed between Motley Crue and the Beastie Bo According to you, Need You Tonight ond Push It are the best son Worst songs? Bod by Michael Jockson and Dude Looks Like a Lady Aerosmith. There were many outstanding albums this yeor, and your favorites wi New Order's “Substance,” INXS’s Kick, Depeche Mode’s Music for 1 Mosses, ond the Cure's Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. You voted the wa albums as Bad by Michael Jackson and License to III by the Beas Boys. Concerts? Chieftains know best. David Bowie’s Gloss Spider Tour, t Echo ond the Bunnymen Gene Loves Jezebel New Order concert, and Roc in concert. Worst concerts? According to you, Heart and Motley Crue fit tl description. Eddie Murphy, your fovorit odor. The resells ore in ... Clairemont students thought Three Men and a Boby was the best movie, with close followers Wall Street and “Fatal Attraction. You hated cinematic bombs such as any movie that stars Modonno and the holiday release Batteries Not Included. Best actors were Eddie Murphy and Charlie Sheen, and popular opinion showed that Modonno and Oliver North need help in the talent department. On television, The Young Ones” and Alf were voted best shows. The leost populor were Dolly and, again, Alf. (There were, surpris- ingly enough, a few votes for Alf as both best and worst actor!) This y Of? Oh, it om . . . ond it wtfltt STUOENT LIFE 3) Saturday Kight lot's Churdi lody, the original ! W l, isn't ttnt sptdol. “I'm impctsstd Ptopl ot this «hod or so... fri ndyt The best brand name of the year? There was no stondout winner, but nomes like Generra, Quicksilver, Swatch, and Esprit appeared consistently. The big losers? Guess? ant K-Mort brond. The favorite trends were anything ocid woshed, leather jackets, and safe sex. The trends that bugged? ANYTHING acid woshed, crimped hair, and the Garfields peo pie put in their car windows. Isn't that special” was the winner in the phrase category, but tell him where he lives and “kilt ya!” were strong runners up. Your least favorites phrases were any form o dude, trick, or D.A. O.A.M. Yes, our poll did contain something about school!! Your favorite dosses were American Literature, Mr. Lee's first period moth class and consumer math. Everyone seemed ft ogree that any subject was more interesting than school. 32 STUDLNT LIFE Oirijlion Dior's Poison, Ooirt moot's porfotf potion BMW... tho uhimato driving modino.” Who doesn't have a dream tor? Most students thought any brand new BMW was the best driving mochine around. There are quite a few of you who wouldn't mind driving a Ferrari or waking up to your own brond-new Lamborghini. What vehkles brought nightmares? Most Clairemont students consider the thought of fin- ding a Pinto, Yugo, or Hyundai in their driveway as worse than death. Oh, and those of you who drive love freewoy 163 and die to drive Hollywood 101. Everyone ogreed they'd do anything to keep their cor oH notoriously busy 1-8. Where did you all Chieftains hang out this year? According to you, we could find Clairemont students many places. To find a lot of Chieftains, however, one must make a trip to Tijuana (affectionately known as TJ). You also liked to bum around UTC, Plaza Bonita, or your own home. All oround most popular hongout? Anywhere but school!! Son Diego is right on the coast, so we have our choke of beaches. You declared your favorite beach os La Jolla Shores, but you just might spot the cream of the Clairemont crop at Wind and Sea, Pacific Beach, or Scripps this summer, so look out. Chinese food rose to the top as your pick for tastiest eats. Mex- kan food from Alberto's, Roberto's, and Los Panchos was a second choke. A number of Chieftoins confessed — they just can't face life without their Cool Ranch Doritos. And with your food, it's Coke over Pepsi all the way, although quite a few Clairemont students let us know they preferred Hawaiian Punch or... eggnog(???). We've got a scent-alert high school, and the potion of choice is Poison. What other scents linger in the halls? For guys, Drakkar was the only cologne to buy, but girls also found themselves wearing Obsession, Tationa, and Tea Rose. For your further information (and our amusement) the fovorite letter of the alphabet is X ... by a landslide! STUDENT LIFE 33 peace, Ceve, cuut cuuten4ta uCl t$ (ite pogo) 1. Junior ottendont Trocey (orone ond her doto pose lor the comero. 2. (hod's monnor is ohroys subtle ond understated 3. Obviously having o good time: Ireshmon ottendonts Oorid Solonius and Jessko Rodrigwej. 4. An enchanted couple on the donee floor. (opposite poge) 5. Mike, Chris, ond Cercy find A.S.B. Boll the perfect pkxe to pol orognd. 6. Oscor Sonehez ond Sophia Lomos pause lor o picture oiler winning the competition lor sophomore ottendonts, 7. Rick Villiard looks o little surprised to find that ho ond Jennifer Taylor ore king ond queen ol A S B. Boll. 8. Anh ond Anh-Tuan pul on their best duds for the best donee ol the yeor! 34 STIXKNT Uff 1988’s A.S.B. Ball was held at the Cafe Del Rey Moro in Balboa Park. The romantk theme wos Enchanted Evening ’ and the theme song wos Endless Summer Nights. The king and queen were Rick Villiard and Jennifer Taylor. Trocey Corone and Jeremy Hidalgo represented the junior class, and Oscar Sanchez and Sophia Lamas were elected to represent the tenth grode. Freshman attendants were David Salonius and Jessica Rodriguez. STUOEKT LIFE 35 t£e cOUve fa peace If you took a look around the Clairemont High School parking lot this year, you were sure to see people stemming rides and trying to start their tars. Transportation (and the lock thereof) are major ton- terns of every teenager, and Clairemont High students were no exteption. 1988 new cor prices (nor irxkdfeg Co Mercedes Beru 300E 4 door BMW 325i 2 door convertible Porsche 944 2 doer hotchbocfc Toyota MR2 2 door Ntsson PUsor MX X£ ? door hokhbodt Acuro Integra 2 door hotchbod $42,680 $32,995 $30,995 $5395 $4199 opproximotely 964 36 STUOENT LIFE DRIVING SCHOOL (opposite poge) 1. Heclor Rios — oil dressed up and no phxe to go. 2. These gentlemen ore perfectly mllmg to hold doss in the bock of their truck todoy. 3. Hey baby, why don't you climb up ond uh, see me sometime? growls Mott little, (this poge) 4. Stefonie, Jill I (elestine ore just three lonely souls hooding for the highway. 5. Peter Morowiecki reminds himseH, I think I con live through the emborrossment of driving rtw to school I think I.. 6. Just onother exomple of whot hoppens when teenogers ond cors mix. 7. A tribute to o dreom (hot every (loiremont student might somedoy drive to school. STUOENT LIFE 37 fierce fierce 38 STUOENT LIFE STUOENT LIFE 39 cave a peace fan, tte (this poge) 1. A crowd gathers to loom obout being substonce-free. 2. Son Oiego Gos ond Electric proudly shows off its models 3. Shamu represents Seo World, o generous supporter of Goiremont High. 4. Greot {scope '87 — rising high. (opposite poge] 5. Ooiremont High students view on impressive collection of model oirplones. 6. The Astronomy Club in oction — onotbec organization providing the opportunity to fill leisi time with fun cod looming. 7. A chance to gain in mony ways by signing up for the Human Relations Club. 8. These outbentk pkmes were appreciated by mony possers-by. The Great Escape is a community effort to show Clairemont High and Morston Middle School students that there ore fun activities more healthy than driijj and olcohol use. This highly anticipated event took ploce on the foot- ball field, with many people volunteering their time and attention to the hobbies that bring joy to their leisure hours. Booths were set up showing a multitude of ac- tivities, including boating, cooking, textile crafts, stamp collecting, and much more. A band colled Bastille played to the crowd, and prizes were owarded to the winners of an essay contest with a drug-free theme. The Great Escape prompted many people to think about the ploce substonce abuse has in their lives. Thanks to the effort of Cloiremont High School, parents, and community members, every student got to see that drugs oren't necessary to just hove a greot time! STUOCMTIK 41 L« yjy.y y y s ■� V 1 ° ,V r C rV J A' OT Jf’ ■ c‘V A e-v y 1 A ; „.£. NT' A j O' { o,• I1' (If 1 1 „A N V , u v V , r J| -V % - Lrv x M ( w' aa of‘« -pt A° V)° so- A x; v z .A v, ; c° ° c P.r wit yy. ., • y . fr v H’( ” | O' i 3' V Vv ,,• v-ll rf i t? y A a AjAT ' 4 A J iLi -An .' '■- ■■'■ ‘-A “A.« V' y i0 y _, (■l ' 'C a ,w ,rv ✓ vry ° v Cr x x xf' y C, A'c A A j: ' i; '■ ’ vA J, t' - gu+ aA , Jc(aa) JJ —ZsO {Z'-loS- cxtVvv wJjJLas x- g cl D y uyn yyyyyi ys- juv — . jsy W MXi c UsO E p Xa xP 'if Jt)w $ ) QW'h lA- a jLj JJrv- yP- zkXu jvufjbMn -Jy j£ ' dfau£. W. JLPcSv®, 43 a foeace The teodiers and staff ot Clairemont were on integral part of school. It was they who prompted learning, which is, after all, the whole point of school. But just like students, those “never changing adults odvally hod diverse interests and personalities. Dr. Specht was famous for his quick work on the chalkboard. Dressing up for every spirit day, Ms. Moore and Mr. Blume olways drew attention. Remember Cooch Lee's Elvis Costello complex, Ms. Duris and her school plays, Joe Olivas and his John Wayne occent? Ms. Ramsey ran marathons, Mrs. Olson went to every Charger game, and Cindy Aiken showed that she, too, had been o cheerleader in high school. At school, the foculty wrote recommenda- tions, ran clubs and programs, fought, and attended meeting after meeting. The administrators had the last word, the secretaries took care of everything, and the aides provided a lot of very helpful support (ond work!). Deemed underpaid and underappreciated, it was the faculty who taught us a lot of what we know... SIIOVS FACULTY 45 (opposirt pop) 1. Flelch: Hove trunk, will travel. 2. We mixed sodium dibr ornate ond torbon tetrocHoride ond got himl (Joe Olivos, the result ol on unforluoote (hemistry experiment?) (rtw poge) 1. Ms. Hornsey’s got the write stuff. 2. Mr. Some seorthes for pofyunsoturoted fots in the biology tundro. 3. Cooch oble-Lee odopts. J ADAPTIV ROOM fierce advocates The administration was perhaps the most impor- tant branch of the school's faculty. It kept the entire school running. Administrators not only saw to the general discipline and behavior of the school, but performed mony other duties as well. A few of these included ensuring that bills were paid, dealing with parents and surrounding neighbors, and most im- portant of all, making sure that the students were working as well as they possibly could. The counselors mode this school accessible for the students. Through them, we were able to revise our schedules, work on grode problems, and use the large resources the school had to offer. Unfortunate- ly, this year we lost Ms. Eves, but she wos ably replaced by Mrs. Rowe. Counselors worked as links between the students ond the school and teachers. Through some mysterious way, the counselors were able to moke sure that every student received the best possible education. W«kM McFoddtn - Principal Virginio Ew-Hwi Counselor SUCCESS “To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and af- fection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed eosier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded. — Rolph Waldo Emerson If I have accomplished even one of these things, then I will feel as if I have suc- ceeded during my stay at Clairemont High School. Thanks to all of you for everything! Love, Virginia Eves Corol Row — Hood Coonsdor Gerry McGm — Counselor Sylvio Feton-Gonzoles — Counselor Ruben Ibonez — Bilingual Community Aide Hoi Krupens — AtNetir Oiredor FACULTY 47 ( ui4t if2eace4 Ms. Cynthia Aiken PE, Cheerleodng Mr. Gary Blume Life $ i, Biol You W J not befceve the amount of money I lost on the morket yesterday! Mr. Russel Cravens Dyn Peer (ouns. Athletics Mr. Edward Byme Coreer Moth, Wood Mr. Oorence Oork Groph Arts, Gen Metl Mrs. 8eriMe Conklin 0f Trng, Ooto Proc Mrs. Henderson hugs her favorite type of tri. 48 FACULTY Mr. Monin Uhorih Phys So, Adv So Mrs. Virginio Arogon Fr M2 Ms. Dor.no B-.sboo Eng, An lit Miss Dorotfiy Burkhord Gon Moth 2, Pro-Alg Ms. Undo Boss! Appl Hhti Sci Fvnc Sci FACULTY 49 Mr. K«(th Goicsso Bond, Chorus Ms. Mortho Goodon Eng, Fds t Nutr Mr. Frank Homihoo Alg. Gan Moth Mrs. Joan Winston Pub Spkg ESI Mrs. Ellon KcHs W.PJortW I am hlgWy ergonaad, ptoaso do not bothor mo! 50 FACULTY Mrs. KatNoen Laird Mil Ros Sor, Mil Gov Et Mr. Grogory Lm Math, Athlorks Mr. Rkhord Mondock Physics, Phys Sci 1-2 Mr. John Mangold Goom, Adv Morti S-6 Mr. Hugh McMillan Cons Moth, Athlotks Mrs. Okkm Hobbs torso Mr. Jomos Inovy Or Ed, PE J. Mrs. Poulino Kdti Appl Moth. Appl Eng Ms. Horn Krejer Gor 3-8, Sominor Tho nortin my cotatioa of sfudent onotomy. Mr. Rolph Mkhelson Appl Soc Stu, Mlt Hist A km Mr. Gorard Knuppof Adopt PE, AlNotta Mrs. KotNoon lobortow libraries � n - Mr. Doniol MJtr Adv Eng, Athlotks FACULTY 51 Mr. Horrnon Moon i-4 II'--� '- An, rvooconcm Ms. Morgortt Moor ASB.USHcst Mr. Dennis Musiai Arhlet.cs Ms. Elizobelh H wmon IEP (oselood, Mh Moth Mr. Joseph Olivas Own, Ptrys Sci I Mrs. Dion Owns Mr. John Palmer Eng Lit, Eng far M di. Auto Mr. Melvin Parish HOP RestOa A lesson in good posture from Mr. Mcfoddec. Mrs. H«nd rson, truly stuck to h r plants. Mr. Eugene Sanders Acctng, Typing Ms. Beverly Smay Mil Vis SI Bldg If you lifter, swift deofhl FACULTY 53 Mr. Oonoid Thorp AVID (oordinofor Ho, Ho! Hie library is dosed ond you can't tome ini Mr. Donoid Word Wdd Hist 1-2 How dor you interrupt me from my lost will ond testamenti 54 FACULTY NOT SHOWN tAe fierce Ms. Melisso Joook ROP Fodd Ser 0«. ROP Hotel Motel. ROP Hskp Aide Ms. Morio loncoster Spon 1-12 Mr. j. MdCetuie Pdi Sci Mrs. Audrey Smith ROP food See 0« Ms. Oeboroh Vochione Fuik So St, Fun (ons Fom St, f wJLtf t kjL JS6 BaI( Ms. Solly Zen A tJT 1 2 AJ J ri J——- , fb ru r +':'J !° W' r , Z ra- u, r1 c r fo d‘—a r z tehM (S u 1 TSZ .■„ u — , ' « ■ r 8 -x sU ' + -«($ c 'f Cco o , 7 itu , 5 n — w W- K,(Ao I WO- 3_________ r +o tu.4 t_x W J° ' _ f Uo v'Oi S w3 C • CJU P t Kf L t- « I I t r vt0 t . K Jo T «€ 9 + b K iaO K(P 4.-CL4jS ° vyO+ C A WV . 1- KiaOlaD 1 old uoi c, V) 4. i u. sAd iy • ' . .« (T _.l ,a«r v - v—e. v jf CJJ (T ’ [(ui)aa)v FACULTY 55 fasUnte peace Gloria Borrilt — Secrotary Moggie Bobier — Financial Secretary Potty Chavez — Attendance Secretory Qairemonfs supportive staff was the lifeblood of the school for the post yeor. It includes the career center, the financial department, the library, security, the atten- dance branch, and last, but certainly not least, the general secretaries. The supportive staff gives the school life. Through the staff the students and administration were able to function. The people in the career center helped us with college placement, career planning, and general odvke. We used the library in many ways during the past year for all manners of research and pleasure. The financial secretary octed as an accountant for the entire school, and the general secretaries were, once again, able to pull everything together. With the help of this large staff, Clairemont reached the heights it did this yeor. Horold and his helpers molting football jersys. Honey Dolan — Data dork Marie Ooughey — Attendance Michele Freemon — General Kay Cooper — Vocational Secretary Retob Career Counselor 56 FACULTY r lorry Gustafson — Security lorto Johnson — Copyroom Todmoon Conn Hkk l — (oonsoling Sotrotary Donnis Rtogon — Todmkion loroJd Goodwin — lorksr Attondont FACULTY 57 freacemeat EoHy every morning, the sounds of banging pots and pans could be heard coming from Clairemont High School. If you ever arrived before the bells, you might have seen our cafeteria staff busily preparing some hot, tasty, mouth-watering dishes. They were a vital port of our school. Without their dedica- tion and efforts, many of us would have gone hungry dur- ing lunch. Ever wonder why our school is always so clean? The custodians were the people who did the cleaning. They spent hours daily picking up the trash and cleaning the grounds. Though we never saw them, we oil greatly ap- preciated their efforts. Bod low: Corot f� Kiot, J tt Moor , Androo, Iron Ax too, and GJ B n. Front tow: lid Bonkro, Art, Mory Morphy, ond Aik Stony. Low Wr n, (oH Hiott, Adtlk Sutton, ond but Bowmen. Br� rxio Anthony louro BeHin Mark Doming Voieri Ryna Teochers were forced to work long, hard doys. Unfor- tunately, even though they did work efficiently and diligently, there was still a great deal of work that re- mained to be done each day. Thankfully, we had the teacher assistants and aides to help them. The aides were a special port of the school because they fit in bet- ween the students and the teochers. They were old enough to be respected by students, but young enough so that special friendships were formed. Jon Groomrood Jan M rrrtt Froixo Simon . Debbie MocUod, lose Low , Desi Qvizon, teland Cork Noomi Rosenborg Robin Reignor Joyce Verryp Mory Weil FAOJITY 59 peace and calefy FACULTY FACULTY 61 iG y vy vv f 6 O' S? s- fV V' v' L yy yvy a y; - 3 07 V r ■.b O , 7 j3 -X y- c cP .XX ° f V S3S. y°yy yj v y yy ■ yy ' x i -r „ yy ly yy nP o XcXW x; y v c) Q vc o av -S' js-j - X °-A y v£ y P ° c ° C0 (X $ y � y M p vP6' yy Q o V y v °u y� - sS y y- XN vXv - y I £7 o y x y° x- v° • x y NSP ,% y 5 “ y X - V -y Xs y y ,X' va A ■ vw Xv , A A f' t y x X° y y7 -s- ,o 0' IS y X' V ,?A j, y y 4-0° y ,?r J 62 FACULTY A y y 1 £jC [j)m um z before. X cuas SO rudely mtzrruyM7 ujetl, you Jxn, you'll fast far- oj-tr) caa ftll. -ewernbe idut C urnuoJ at Plai Bo i M? Jennifer, oona-h if Xssoc djjLo on tM T-ifpM ? frupptp parfcj . .. T )WWuO ffL OiMf d0Uj JjsSdC, X V ? Ujqt07- 1 if-Ou Ojr,0(X up - ■ .XClk ' 0 (Majoaie XoyijWu Socrnl 7 «fj f(rD atc '2A 00 ... f7 . zAU iy A '1 0fA0 0 AAz j fa af yO Zf , AA A A °A0 ' oz 0U4 a0 o troZZ ? sz c £. %A0t 06 0A A - cfA pZf - a:. Utsly Ayy y 3 2 U00f 7 (r? £- 2a 0 . c JAz AtA youAu 0 00 A° yaytf J An e- Az o AcAA Ai0 A A yjHsC A°y ? ‘A C 0 0 czMy - 0? ?A dy A y A'- - U0c 0 0 lA zy ozoz zn UAC U 7 ?J A FACULTY 63 (vnpa+Ujed peace Putting together the school poper, putting on o school play, putting on a show at halftime and putting the Calumet were jobs of the members of various organizations at C.H.S. From running for office to eating French food, there was no end to the ac- tivities that enabled students to get together, meet others with a common interest, and accomplish something in the bargain. There were clubs for achievement, culture, service, school spirit, musk, student government, science, and just plain strangeness 64 ORGANIZATIONS fierce Teachers and students alike have commented on the amazing amount of spirit our Griefs have shown this year. A large part of this spirit can be attributed to our A.S.B. This year the A.S.B. worked hard putting on our many dances, most notably Homecoming and the A.S.B. Ball. They spent many hours organizing fundraisers, getting DJ's, and pro- moting spirit weeks. Because of their dedication and enthusiasm, school was just a little bit more fun. 66 ORGANIZATIONS (oppoiitt pO ) 1. President — Denyce Hobgood 2. Adwor — Ms Moore 3. Vice-President — Morio (ole (ite poge) 4. Oarmon of Koipiioliry — Aoron Brown 5. Owrmon of Gobi — Croig Dinger 6. Otoirmon of Spirit — Elvio Von Es 7. Secretory — Roe Archivol 8. Ooirmon of Student Affoirs — Eriko Soito 9. Treosurer — Jill Flores 10. Choirmoo of Publicity — Moyro Peters u ORGANIZATIONS 67 YEARBOOK it cM foyetAe Columet Staff. Top Row: Mormon Moon (Advisor), Oiris Mobfeod, Tri Huynh, Scott lookobough, Mike Wo, Bort Daniel Middle Row: Roxonne Ruzic, April Horrobon, Corio Wini louron Griffin, Trocoy Wifi, Oiono Controls, Tuorh Do. Bottom Row: Slefonie Mount, Eric Kvigne, Mory lou Wolsh, Anh Hguyon, Cynthio Risk, Mori KJovin, Kim Worebec. Hot 9 Jonnifor Ryon, Jonnifor Boll The 1988 Columet staff did their best to make this year’s annual different and exciting. This year’s editor, Roxanne Ruzk, hod new and unusual ideas to differen- tiate the yearbook from those that preceded it. The staff worked hard to help her, ond even with the impossible deadlines, never-ending copy, numerous photographs, and nervous breakdowns that occurred almost daily, they somehow managed to survive and produce o yearbook that they hope will provide long-lasting memories. Roxonne Ruzk (edrtor): The «ditor of the yearbook hod the upper hood. It wos she who determine theme, cover, division poges, ond dosing. From keeping on eye on deadlines ond trying to keep semblonce of a coherent book to opproving other staff members' work ond doncing oround the yeo room, Roxonne pretended to take dirge Her most lomilior exdomotion wos loyouts, loyouts! the common question ond response Roxonne, how do I do this? I don't know; do I look like I know wh doing? Sometimes she wos meon, but mostly she wos just weird. She hod o great time working loo the night on the yearbook torrnon Moon (odvisor): Iking his ortistic expertise, Mr. Moon ted the yeorbook staff. Ho wos responsible for mointaining budget ond dooling with Buko Nestor Studios ond Toyfor shing (ompony, os well os overseeing the yeorbook os o e. Student life: Stott lookobough. (ynthio Ruzk (ropy odd or) not shown: Jennifer Ryon (section editor). The Student Life sertion of the yeorbook hod the responsibility of rovering student’s octivities, attitudes, ond personalities. They hod o fontostir yeor conducting surveys, taking pictures, ond writing about the yeor's events. The Student Life sertion hos more color poges thon ever, ond the herd work that went into the yeorbook shows. Everyone in the section is proud of the yeor book's improvements. iors: (orie Wininger (index), April Horrelsoo, Stefonie Mount (section editor). This edition of the Columet is the lost 'peoce' of Cloiremont thot the (loss of could held on to. It wos with this knowledge thot Stefonie, April ond (orie strove to moke the senior section something to remember. With sixteen color os they odded color coodids ond o full color photo of the entire doss, which wos o definito improvement over lost yeor. Another time-consuming addition , the senior memories. Hopefully yeors from now the doss el '88 will enjoy reoding them. The best wishes for you, (loss of '88. ORGANIZATIONS 69 Orgonizofions. Anh Nguyen, louren Griffin, Tmxih Do (section editor). This yeor, orgonizotions wos in chorge of orronging dotes Tor dub pictures, getting condids token, writing copy, ond moking Icyouts They put o lot of time ond effort into doing the best job they could. Its members were ded«oted ond hord working students who ifcdn't stop until they got the job done. It look o while before they got the hong of things, bul they even- tuolly did ond ore glod to hove the experience goined from yeorbook. 1. Bort, offer o tough cropping session 2. Stefonie works to overcome Ihot speech impediment. 3. Copying out of lost yeor's book, Roxonne? (They'll never know ...) Fooifiyv Chris Molsteod (sectioo editor), Bort Ooniei, Tri Huynh The focufty section wos very busy this y They spent hours compiling lists of teochers, aides, ond administrators ond photographing them They rr o greet effort to get focufty boby pictures, though some were afraid to port with them Despite the o whelming odds ogoinst it, they were oWe to put together o somewhat interesting section. 70 ORGANIZATIONS )ortt Trocey Pditi, Mory Loo Welsh, Eric Kvigne (section editor). Not Shown: Jenifer Bell This section spent ost of its time ofter school ot vorious olhletk events. It look o teom effort to tover the vorious responsiMities of king pictures ond interviewing cooches The tremendous drive ond commitment produced by this teom wos ►ssibfe becouse of the individual's interest in sports. Although loom photos were difficult to ocgonite with oches, the sports section hung tough with that Chieftoin spirit end come through in the end Underdo� : Diono (ontreros, Mkhoel (ole, Mori Woven, IGm Worobec [section editor) The underdoss staff kept themselves very busy this yeor. Eoch staff member wos in chorge of o porticulor grode Correc- ting mispeled nomes, checking eoch student's grode level, ond design- ing layouts constantly kept them on their toes Their hord work ond everlasting dedkotion definitely pok) off. They derived sotisfoction from knowing they did their port for this yeor's onnuol. 1. A bright-eyed ond bushy-toded copy editor. 2. Yeorbook responsible weigh heoWy on Tuonh's shoulders OIGANIZATIONS 71 peace frvi t£e evicted The Anew, Boik Row. Pom Romsey {odrisor), Jo« Motk, Russ l Trimblo, Sort Daniel, Mori Woven, Domon Srfvosk, Jennifer Houser, Kathleen Cdlogber Nguyen, Iqbol Ibrohim Middle Row: Gino Florio, Wes Adorns, Julie Doutel, Kristy Ghodsee, Renee losky, Sondro Sondovol, Jenny Homer. Donny Homer. Row: Trory Rhodes. Stsphonie Gilbert, Jenny Womo k, Jennifer low, Melisso Sondovd. Sdy Misti. Not Shown: Oris Molsteod, Jeremy Jurkoir. Kosseboum, lorno Swonson, Leslie lorronogo This year brought many chonges to tho school newspaper, The Arrow. For the first time since 1958, The Arrow used in-house publishing. With the help of a new Macintosh Plus computer, and with the cooperation of the graphic arts department, the entire newspaper was produced by the school. The staff gained experience in typesetting and advertising os well as writing. With the ossistonce of advisor Pam Ramsey and editor Renee Losky, the Arrow staff turned out a new and improved newspaper. ORGANIZATIONS 73 afifieaciKf t£e cwuutt This yeor, students were o lot more spirited than usual. The upbeat, positive at- titude showed up at.the pep rallies. A large part of the credit was due to the cheerleaders this year. They worked hard, putting a lot of time into perfecting cheers. They averaged two games a week cheering at Volleyball, Soccer, Football, Wrestling, and Basketball. This past summer. Varsity Cheerleaders went to camp at U.C. Irvine. Continuing in last year’s trodition, there were two new male cheerleaders, Larry Barker and Aaron Brown. The cheerfeoders represented our school when they went to Sea World on Oct. 31 to take part in a production for Teen Miss America. On Dec. 18, they went to Sea World ond cheered on the Special Olympics. They’ve done an excellent job this year, demonstrating lots of enthusiasm and spirit. Podo Monaz, Robin CogU, Roo Antinoi, Lisa Prko, Thoo Nguyon, Onko CoU, Con 8udcmon, Allison Loodi, Potty Vosguo; Trocy Brobonk (Co-Coptain), Shona Halo (Captain), (trio Von Es, Aorcn Brown, and Lorry 8orkor. (this pogo) 1. Cynthio Aikon (Adrisor) 2. Tnxy Brobonk (Co-Coptain) 3. Shono Halo (Captain) (opposito pogo) 4. lisa Prko 5. Aaron Brown 6. Allison Loodi 7. Potty Vasquoz 8. Poula Munoz 9. Cori Buckmon (top) ond Lorry Borkor 10. Thoo Nguyon 11. Roo Arched 12. EtrioVonEs 13. Onko Colo 14. Robin CogU 74 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 75 peace c vipA These two activities are open to anyone, mole or female, who tries out the year before ond is accepted. The only re- quirement thot must be met is a 2.0 ocodemic and citizen- ship G.P.A. This year there were six J.V. cheerleaders and five moscots. The mascots did skits ond promoted crowd con- trol at pep rallies, contributed ideas for cheers and routines, went to gomes, and mode signs and posters. They olso at- tended the Special Olympics at Seo World. The J.V. cheerleaders cheered by themselves and with Varsity cheerleaders at gomes ond pep rollies. Two J.V. cheerleaders, Jolene Tower ond Beth Wierzibecki, cheered at the Miss Teenoge America Pageant. The moscots and J.V. cheerleaders are dedicated spirit representatives all year round. Mascots: Rosio King, Elys Frisch, Jos Amoro, lost lorronogo Not shown: Mayro Potors. JV (hwf: 8«th Woiraibocki, Kothy Boitoy, Hoathor Mcy, Who Towor, True Do, Voronko Orkjol. ram Uft to Right: Hahn Chovoz, Kristin Huggord, Irmo Boil, Andreo (ruz, Doris Orlago, Ooro Golindo, Trocy Rhodos (rolon� l), Jondi Swigar, Meredith lollmon (coptoin), Michelle Godoy, Miepie Vyfhvizen, Morio (ontrarot, AJkio Vizcorro, Gcbrielo Beltran, Monko Flores, Verooko Boiz, (sergeontj, ossondro Vosqoez, Judith Delos Sontos, Brenda Godoy. This year's squad of twenty girls wos led by Mr. Keith Golosso, who juggled the responsibility of both flag ond drill teoms. Together with the bond, they worked hard at representing CHS in parades such as the Mother Goose Porode and both the La Jolla and Pacific Beach Christmas porodes. They added spirit and enthusiasm during halftime at basketball gomes. They also competed against other California high schools in Anaheim during the second semester. They have participated in concerts throughout the com- munity in places such as Seaport Village ond Sea World in support of Special Olympics. From Uft to Right: Jandi Swigar, Kristin Huggord, HiUn Onvtz, Mi«pi Vyfhwzan. Oockwis From Bottom: Monko Floros, Irma Boiz, Michelle Godoy, Brando Godoy. ORGANIZATIONS 77 fr ice CUut Vl K4K f Bond, Top Row: Mr. Galas� (Advisor), Lorry Mathows, Joonno Jchmon, Y von no Gonfry, Kevin Wore, Shonn Zeek, Tim McMahon, Ricky Hliord, Jenny Payne, Jorge Gomoles, Id AdeHon, Eric Boker, Alex Glenn. Bottom Row: Jomes WIiams, Jimmy Swiger, Mxhoel (ole, Koren Payne, Lara Tredway, Roland Too, MorshoJI LindUy, Pete Mognusoo, Joshua Podt Jomie Helm, Shay Torres, Andrea Shields, Shando Magee, Justin Soge. Hot Shown: Agatha Grojedo, Armando flores. This year’s band was kept busy throughout the year. Members represented CHS at various parades including the Mother Goose, La Jolla Christmas, and Pacific Beach parodes. In December they performed in the Special Olympics. The band played at pep rallies and at games such as football and basketball. They also played at the Solo Ensemble Festival and the Concert Band Festival at Southwestern College. 1. Drum roll pleo� ... 2. Morsholl blows hit horn. 3. About foto. Foword march. -X . jg j ' : :—1—- mM i W 1 o i p Ii ■ W w C } r w w- is. From loft to Right: Gina Petko, Dono Garvey, Dono Russel, Susie Brvboker, Tim McMahon, Erk Bokor, Jill Rehmeyer, Angola Fortior, Potrkio Mor- Gina Florio, Mr. Gdcsso (odvteor). Not shown: Erin Bokor, Cassandra Vuqeez, KotMeen Golloghor, Tarry Wilson, Aroceli PorneH, Morio Qumno, Ko8y Led by Mr. Golosso, this year's chorus was a stunning success. Enhanced by a large member- ship with many well-trained voices, they developed a maturity in their sound. Chorus was privileged to represent (lairemont in such prestigious places os Seaport Village and Sea World. They also participated in the Solo and Ensemble Festival and competed in the Vocal Jazz Workshop hosted by Oick Grove. Around (lairemont, they caroled before the Christmas break and stopped by Coach Cravens' house on Christmas Eve. Special congratulations to Erin Baker for his fine audition for Sea World's City Streets routine. His exemplary performance reflects the chorus members' effort throughout the year. Tondas is o service club that extends throughout the community. An Indian word meaning friendship, this club is open to all students with good citizenship who are willing to give their time and effort helping others. This yeor the Tandas club helped Senior Citizens In- corporated and organized a canned food drive for the needy at Christmas. During the spring they went to Anaheim to participate in the leadership weekend sponsored by the Soroptimist Interna- tional. Advised by Mrs. Margaret Dreher, Tandas is co-sponsored by the Soroptimist Womans Com- munity Service Club. andos, Bock Row: Pong Kvynh, Teresa Upson, Sheryl Kodelski, Fekio Perry, Arpoa 8rosin, Jennie Gordello, Jenny Homer, Mrs Morgorel Dreher (Advisor), jmiko Strotton, Siephome Gibert, Solly Misell. Front Row: John Agwtor, Roe Russell. Sovino Von SkUe, Oomien O'Connor, Modeline Ellis, Renee tosky, lo- an! Jotkson. ORGANIZATIONS 79 uhvi£ { peace Led by advisors Pom Ramsey, llario Kre- jer and Betty Olson, Seminar is a dub for o(odemicolly a«elerated students. Seminar students are put in an environment which en- courages them to display and share their in- dividual talents. They meet once a week to hear and speak with guest speakers or to give their own seminars. Room 308 ottrocts a diverse population known for being unusually innovative, wild, and unique in their ideas and activities. Top Row (from left to right): Mrs. llorio Krejer (odyisor), Roxonne Ruik, Moyro Fetors, Domoo Schrosk, IGm Worobec, Cl Motsttod, Shonda Mogee, Rone losky, Bryon Plod Koufmon, Joseph Mox Peregoy, Onica Cde, Mori Klever, I UtsJer, Kris Kobykki, Shonnoo Wdk, OowSo (opolond, Mrs. Betty Olson (odvisor). Botlom Row: Jorky Oyess, 0a Kosseboum, Ard Mognvson, Louren Griffin, Jeremy Jurkoic, Jesse Smith, Joe Smosh Mo k, Cynthia Kuzk. Not Shoj Kristy Gbodsee, Keri Jurkok, Lomo Swonson, Jenifer Ryon, odvisor Ms. Pom Romsey. I 1. Mrs. Olson romes to the sodden realization thot I tho Quinn is the Antichrist. 2. Frou the Hidden Hot Thief. 3. Merry (hristmos from oil us grinning idiots brought to you by (rest Toothposte! 4 Everyone engages in Seminor meetings with foscinotion. Model United Nations is a program designed for students who have an interest in international politics ond world offoirs. Going to conferences at colleges such os UCSD, UC Riverside, and SOSU, the students developed their research and debating skills, represen- ting the views of foreign countries on pressing world concerns. C.H.S. is one of two schools in the nation that also puts on HS own conference for junior high school students at the end of the year. This unique feature, along with its other attributes, make the progrom a wor- thwhile endeavor that deserves to continue for many years. Row: Mox Josh Peregoy, Joe Deporter, (rotg Oinger, Chris Malstood Middle Row: Molar Mild !, PSjtos token by Bort Doniel. Plod” Koufmon, Domenico Timmel, Jock AJtmon, April Horrelson, Thai Huynh, Slefonie Mount, Cyn- Domon Schrosk, Kcrhy Melos. Bottom Row: Chris AdUy, Brent Behran, Kristy “OSf” Ghodsee, Eileen Campanero. 1. Hee bee bee. I be taking over zee coontree! 2. Ovis caucuses curiously with crowds of constantly conniving ends. 3. ' Mow if we couid moke o video... 4. Oh come on now! fifteen bononoboats in Nkorogua? Get real! ORGANIZATIONS 81 ACADEMIC TEAMS fierce Arodemk DetotNorv Mr}. Krejer (Advisor), Josh Peregoy, Kinrete Rollison, 8ryon Koufmon, Renee losky, Mrs. Olson (Advisor) Not Shown: Onico Cole, Jorky Dyess, Shondo Mcgee, Jurkok, Cynthio Ruzir, lorno Swanson. Acodemk leogue: Mrs. Krejer (Advisor), Ard Mognwson, Jesso Smith, Brent Beltron (Visilor), Renee losky, Roxonne Ruzfc, Kristy Ghodsee, Hertor (Visitor), Bryon Koufmon, Motl littlo (Visitor), Shonnon Wilk, Mrs. Olson (Advisor). Not Shown: Onko Cole, Jocky Dyess, Tuonh Do, Anh Nguyen. Cyr Ruzir, Jennifer Ryon, Chris Malsteod, lorno Swonson, Moyro Peters, David Kossebovm 8? ORGANIZATIONS Academic Oe athk n: This year’s Academic Decathlon was held in November at Palomar College. Top acodemic students from all over San Diego County spent a day competing for medals in such subjects as the arts, languages, mathematics, social studies, and economics. This year's Clairemont winners were Shando Magee, who won a silver medal for science, and Lorna Swanson, who won a bronze medal in economics. Academic Team: The Academic Team, coached by Betty Olson and llaria Krejer, was a team of students who competed against other San Diego City Schools to see who could accurately answer the greatest number of questions in the shortest amount of time. Participants had to be reasonably quick with answers as well os have a wide variety of knowledge. At the end of the year the top teams competed in playoffs, not unlike sports teoms. 1. tody's sitting protty. Meanwhile, Jessko refuses to tel oil. 2. Oon't do it Frou; don't push the button! 3. Whot ore you lookin' ol? 4. I didn't have brooklost, ok? ORGANIZATIONS 83 oeefatup peace C.S.F., Sitting: Kristy Ghodsee, Domenko Timiml, Renee losky, Erk Kvigne, (orie Wininger, Cynthio Ruiit, Onico (ok. Knotting Jotky Oyess, Tri Huynh, Amondo Cortis. Roxonne R Domon Schrosk, Poulo Munoi. Yvonnt Gentry Stondmg: Anh Nguytn, Oung Huynh, Shonnon Will, Muoi Dier, Brent Beltron, (elestme Sorvis, Morio Droskovk, Stetonie Moont, Doniel, Mrs. Olson (Advisor), Wtsley Adorns, Tuonh Do, (ormtn leor.io, Morionn Koboyosk C.S.F. C.S.F. stands for the Colifornio Scholastic Federa- tion. The requirement that hos to be met in order to join is a 3.5 grade point overage with no F's or U's. C.S.F. participates in several activities throughout the year, including a trip to Disneyland on C.S.F. night, which occurs once a year. There is a reception at the end of each year honoring C.S.F.'s life members, seniors who have belonged to C.S.F. for at least six semesters. They also fund raise and set up a booth for Sadie Hawkins. C.S.F. is a club that rewards students who work hard throughout the year. ASTRONOMY Clairemont is the only Son Diego city school with an observatory. The Astronomy Club taught students how to use the telescope and identify constellations. They went on overnight trips to the desert and mountains, bringing along their mobile telescope, which they exhibited ot the Greot Escape. They also went to the Laguna Mountains to use S.D.S.U.'s and Ml. Polomar's observatories, which have even more odvanced telescopes, to observe planets, stars, and galaxies. Astronomy dub. Top Row: Mr Mondork, Mr. Deoring, Mr Blumo (Advisors). Middle Row; Kovin Carpenter, Tuan Nguyen, Chris Molsteod, 6ort Oonkt Bottom Rem Joseph Peregoy, Kristy Ghodsee. 84 ORGANIZATIONS 1 R.H.R. stands for Roce Human Relations. This dub is open to dl students. R.H.R. services our com- munity and serves os a means of sharing cultural experiences. It gives students the opportunity to find out about the different cultures in our schods. R.H.R. is a club that helps people in need, especially during the holidays, by giving food to the needy. R., Too ow: Yvonne Gentry, tup Podiflo, Rkky HJUird, Mono Venegos, Justin Soge, Iqbal Ibrahim. Bottom Row: Sro. Touber (Advisor). Cristina Sonchei, bobel n. Mot Shown: Cecilia loper, Hilda Sorrow, Estolo Sorrow, Elizabeth V'utorra. 10 0., Top Row: Tuanh Do, Anh Nguyen, Erin Bakor, Hoctor Rios, Trac Nguyen, lisa Kievan, Mori Kievan, Erie Kvigne, Mr. Blumo (Advisor), Rusty Trimble. Middle Row: thy Melios, Moria Aguilor, Madeline Ellis. Ty Dong, Dono Russell, Simow Thomos, Sheryl Kodelski, Arpw Bhosin, Mrs. Hobbs (Advisor). Bottom Row: Kothren Huggord, nyxe Hobgood, Julio Oouttl, Jessica Fyrst, Solly Misoll, Ehrio Von Es, Brent Beltran. Not Shown: Renee losky, Tri Huynh. S.A.O.D. stands for Students Against Drunk Driving. This club held meetings and organized many ac- tivities, one of which was a fund raiser in which they sold mistletoe during the week of December 14-18. S.A.O.D. went to the mall and passed out flyers during Christmas encourag- ing safe driving. They also received free time on television for a commer- cial warning against drinking and driving. ORGANIZATIONS 85 1 LANGUAGE CLUBS peace cte neclctatce French Qub, Top Row: Sondro Fregoso, Muoi Diec, Shonnon W , Ms Arogon (odvisor), WiMmino Vythuizen, Tony (ornorio, Rich Mo, Anno Poredes, Cynthio Lopez, Diana Confrere Aficio Vacorro, Elizabeth Jimerez, CHgo Romero. 8ottom Row: Melanie Mitchell, True Nguyen, Sibina Lepe, Angle Petitt, Chris Molsteod, Monuel Gomez, Scott McDoniel, Garrett Higgle Aldo Apple. FRENCH CLUB The French Club organized many ex- citing cultural activities throughout the year. They sampled French foods, such os pastries and cheeses. They even had a potluck. The club also went to French restaurants and saw French films and plays. Finolly, they had a charity fund raiser in which they collected canned food and distributed it to the needy. SPANISH CLUB This year's Spanish Club was headed by Senora Lancaster. Included in their ac- tivities was a field trip to Tijuana, Mex- ico. While there, they visited the cultural center. They also went to Las Posodos, a Mexican Christmas celebration in Old Town. Spanish Qub, Top Row: Victor Boltron, Cristina Lillie, Sro. loncostor (Advisor), Martha Berumen, Gloria Pelayo, tone Matte Silbina Lepe, lupe Pod:Ho, Muoi Diec, Vicky Bornts. Bottom Row: Morisa 8«rumen, Mario Venegos, Isabel Perez, Mortho Socut bi, Tuonh Do. GERMAN The German Club this year participated in cultural events sponsored by the German American Society. Members went on a field trip to the Museum of Fine Arts and sampled German food. The German Club also saw movies and experienced other ethnic events. The club is led by advisor Frau Krejer, and is open to anyone interested in learning about German culture. irrnan Oub, Top Row: Dennis Ewing, Mrs. Kroner (Advisor). Koren Boomer (Aide), Erk Groenberg, Peter Motowiedl, John Cummings, Manuel Comet, HAi Utsler. Bottom Row: Win Sage, Gordon Wright, Kris Kobylski, Jesse Smith, Marshall 8rushfield. RUSSIAN Russian, a course not available at many schools, is a special of- fering at Cloiremont High. C.H.S. sponsors not only a course but also a club. The club participated in many fun activities such os go- ing to museums to view icons and Russian art works. They ate Rus- sian food and saw movies, musicols, and ballets such os The Nutcracker, composed by Tchaicovsky, a Russian composer. Last, but not least, the Russian Club goes to what Mrs. Krejer calls a shindig,” a festivol occur- ing semi-onnually in the foil and spring. «sion llub. Top Row: Cynthio Ruzk, Shondo Mopee, Joseph Mod, Shonnon Willc, Chris Molsteod, Oiwo Cole, Mrs. Krejer (Advisor), Jody Oyess, Mrs. Otson (Advisor), Mario roskovic, Keri Jurkok. 8ottom Row: Lorna Swonson, Roxonne Ruzk, Niki Utsler, Oomon Srhrosk, Jeremy Jorkok. ORGANIZATIONS 87 HUMtenfiMce tAeofae Dromo Club, Bock tow Jeremy Jurkok, Bart Oonitl, Yonttso Rubio, Heother Moeller, Jona Connolly, Oovid Kasseboum, Doom Peterson, Joel Specs, Brent Beltran, Roxonne Geary, A Paredes, David Wri it, Domenico Timmel, Andrea Montour. Front tow: IQttrece Rolrion, toe Archival, Tony Orr, Angie Petitt, Lor no Swonson, Kathy Rowe, Shonn Zeek. The Dromo Club's play this yeor, The Rimers of Eldritch ' was directed by Paulo Duris and student Jeremy Jurkok. Presented from December 10-12 in Cloiremont's little Theater, all members of the club worked hard and put in long hours to make this year's play a success. This year’s cost was as follows: Kothleen Golloghec Holly WHIwito Keri Jurkok Chris Molsteod Erka Gjertson Tony Orr Shonn Zeek Cynthio Ruzk Rye Gongoro Toro 8urns Brent Beltran Martin Stiles Bart Daniel Oomenko Timmel Robin Cogle Kristy Ghodtee Heather Metier Wilmo Atkins Mortho Truit Nelly Windrod Judge Preocher Mory Windrod Robert ConUn A Trucker Coro Groves Woher Evo Jockson Josh Johnson Shelly Monnor Peck Johnson JAavis Johnson Potsy Johnson Evelyn Johnson leno Truit (opposite poge) 1. Ew Jockson ond Robert (onklin hold a meoningfd (onversotion in the woods. (rtw poge) 2. Perk ond Josh Johnson disrvss the town drunk, Skelly Monnor. 3. Potsy Johnson ond leno Truit poss the lime gossiping ond wondering why they stoy in such a ghost town. 4. The Johnsons' living room with its restless inhabitants. 5. Josh Johnson ond friend taunt Skelly Monnor for his stronge ottrortion to sheep. 6. Wilmo Atkins ond Mortho Truit try to (olm Mory Windrod's wild ogitotioo. ORGANIZATIONS 89 a peace t£e action SATURDAY City Edition PREP FOOTBALL D-8 Clairemont wins Bonita Vista falls to Chiefs, 21-9 (this poge) 1. Ard sprints to the finish. 2. Soccer players voliontly search for o bol. (oppOSit pOQi) 1. Ericko Weber fends off the other guy. 2. Breathe, Jed, breathe. 3. The Rocketles, they oin't. 4. The connibois encircle hro helpless bosketbaB players, tied together to a stoke. 90 SPOUTS Union Among the (loiremont sports were the old and the new. Football was popular this year, and C.H.S., early on, looked like quite a team. With a good series of wins, the team seemed bound for glory until quarterbock lomont Jockson's jaw was injured in a game against Patrkk Henry. With the impart, he was out for most of the season, and so were the Chiefs. 8ut super-athlete Chris Box, who made history four years ago os the first freshman ever to ploy varsity football at C.H.S., wos thosen as Player of the Year for the Western League and First Team All-League. His participation in a number of sports, football, wrestling, trock, and basketball among them, exemplified the athletes' dedication at Clairemont. The teams might not have always won, but the athletes were out there, performing for o crowd or just a handful of fans. Soc- cer, swimming, basketball, bodminton, track, softboll and volleyball were among the possibilities. Wrestlers were tough, and water-polo enthusiasts got their first taste of the sport ot Clairemont this year. It seems the only common sport not of- fered at C.H.S. was girls' tennis (cancell- ed this year in favor of water polo)... SPORTS 91 Opponent Home University City SI 16 lo JoHa 21 44 Kearny 9 54 University 14 63 Mission Boy 17 48 Most VolaaMe Player Chris Box Most Improved Koykhom Rottonasinh Most Inspirational Carlos Armenia Cloiremont’s Varsity Wrestling team has been a consistent and raging success. Since three years ago when the team shocked the district and took CIF, Cooch Knupple has mode Clairemont a force to be reckoned with. An impressive league record for the past four years of twenty and zero accentuates this point. With many returning wrestlers, the team has been very ex- perienced. The tough and determined personalities of all the athletes have produced their third CIF championship in a row. Mario Cole and Chris Box mode an especially strong showing in CIF with their first place victories. Carlos Armenta and Ulisses Hernandez ploced second with Mauricio Espinoza and Juan Romanos taking third. The team hos mode Clairemont, and especially Coach Knupple, very proud. A finer group of athletes would be hard to find. Senior Chris Box deserves special notice for breaking two school records, for the most wins and the most pins. With athletes such as the just goes to show that Clairemont can't be beat! « oW pi HK4 I a � '■« ' loam hiefs pin 41-21 loss on Viking Top: Cooch Knupple, Carlos Armenio, Morio (ole, Ulysses Hernodex, Chris 8ox, Joime Cornell, Jeret Needhom, Acron Jomeson. Bottom: Frank Mortinex, Mowrkio Espi Oonny (houinard, Koykhom Rottonasinh, Juon Romonos. 92 STOUTS 1. Frank breaks him dem. 2. (ooch, I got it all under control. 3. Hernondez disarms his opponent. 4. Carlos sticks to his man. 5. 8ox practices the pomr-Ht. STORTS 93 (ercy Moore: I wonno be o Chieftoin CHS Opponent 31 Hoover 13 21 Bonita Vista 9 30 Montgomery 6 7 Patrick Henry 21 13 Crawford 17 3 University City 3 19 Kearny 26 36 Mission Boy 17 14 University 29 7 LoJolo 40 0 5. . Vj Xc fx O N c x5 j� s . Nc-. co sos El NtNg; CLo xvesV - 5« Nf—S : VVNJO X 'SN?N CNtx r , 2 .C Sx ' X' s s-Ss tl V r L 7 teom The 1987 Cloiremont Varsity football Henry. im started off with a re ord of 3-0. With This season ended with a 'reo Lamont Jackson quarterbacking, the offen- sive plays were outstanding. In the fourth game on the (heiftain’s home field, Jockson was injured and taken out of the game. The Chiefs lost their perfect record that game, en- ding with a score of 21-7 in favor of Patrick :ord of 4-5 and one tie against University City. Although the Chiefs hod misfortunes with the injuries of players, they kept their spirit and drive for a prosperous season. Of course the Chiefs have been and always will be Hungry, Quick, and Aggressive! CHIEFS! Off«mivt Player (my Moore Defensive linemon John Cummings Vorsity Footbcfl, Top Row: lomont Jockson, Jesus Peraro, Rich PuJo, Luis Romero, (ercy Moore, Jeff Davis, Mike Morisohn, (ooch Knuppel. 2nd Row: (oah Mvsiol, Krvpens, Ray McOovid, JeH Rutland, Rick Vtllyord, John Cummings, Clarence Hunt, Cooch Miller, Cooch Roger. 3rd Row: Mike McQueeney, Ulisses Hernandez, Lowell Chris Box, Croig Dinger, Tony Cornerie, Jeremy Hidotgo, Edmundo Rodriguez. 8ortom Row: Morcus Boykin, Jovitr Luno, (esor figueroo, JeH Longford, Manuel Flores. OHensive linemon Croig Dinger Most Improved Lowell Ellis 94 SPORTS SPORTS 95 CHS Opponent 6 Hoover 34 6 Bonita Vista 7 7 Monfgomey 3 14 Patrick Henry 34 14 University City 35 17 Keorney 48 6 Mission Boy 29 6 University 49 7 lo Jolla 21 Delensive Copto� Moines Heri Offensive Captain Fobion Mortinez Most Valuable Player Koykhom Rottnosinh Most Inspirational Frank Martinez Most Improved Bogor Lozano Lead by Cooch Gibbins, junior varsity football produced a valiant effort against some of the league's toughest teoms. Their record of one and nine doesn't give credit to the team's determination and perseverance. The tough attitude these athletes hod is exemplified by the quarterbock's eleven touchdown passes during league play. Against Mission Bay, our defense kept their offense to six points during the first half, though they had previously maintained an overage of thirty points a game. In another gome, Bogar Lozano returned two kickoffs, running eighty yards for a touchdown on each. Unfor- tunately, one was colled bock for a penalty. Lock of experience was the team's main problem toward a winning drive. Rules of the game aren't easily recalled under pressure in some cases. In one game the Chiefs’ quarterback threw an interception pass which wos run for a touchdown. After the play was completed, one of the offensive linemen asked Coach Gibbins if he wos allowed to tockle the runner. The season overoll could be described as a learning experience, but the players still came out with their heads held high, looking forward to next year. Junior Varsity Football. Bottom Row: Cooch Gibbins, Jimmy Burk. Solvodor Vazquez, Miguel Espinoza, Koykhom Ratlanosinh, Manuel Gomez, Enrique Bonuelos, J Jouregui, Roderick Wogoner, Cooch Trent. 2nd Row: Jomoul Pennington, Joson Munoz, Froncisco Mortinez, John Redmon, Daniel Howton, Oscar Perez, lory Moth Monuel Flores. 3rd Row: Bogor lozono, Anthony Antonello, Jomes Bertoni, Adrion Peraza, Mouricie Espinoza, Eric Andersen, Ryelond Gongoro, Ricardo Contreras, Fehmon, Rkordo Rodriguez, Jose Bouristo, Cooch Okkson. 4th Row. Morco Cisneros, lorry Doy, Oscor Sonchez, Corlos Vosquez, lorry Adelson, Fobion Mortinez, May Jose Costro. 96 SPORTS SPORTS 97 University City 57 16 Lo Jollo 30 48 Keorny 69 24 University 69 24 Mission Boy 36 49 Most Votable Player Artvro Escobedo Most Improved Fobkn Martinez The junior varsity wrestling team possessed many excellent athletes that carried the Chieftain spirit to new heights. Although their record doesn't show many wins, they generally out- performed their opponents. Most of the team's losses were due to matches forfeited because the team didn’t have a wrestler to fill the position against higher population schools. This in no way hindered the team, however. A good perfor- mance came from Danny (houinard, who improved enough and wrestled varsity enough to earn a varsity letter. Another ex- cellent performance wos from Fabian Martinez, who lost only twice in the season and placed first at the All-City Junior Varsity Tournament. Arturo Escobedo wos undefeated os JV wrestler and even wrestled up one weight class from 140 to 147 at (IF to help the Varsity win. The team spirit stayed high throughout the entire season because of determined performances from these ex- emplary wrestlers. Way to go Chiefs! Top: (ooch Jameson, Salvador Boezo, Arturo Escobedo, Fobion Mortinez, Rkhord legler, Scott Chouioord, Jorge Mootijo, (oodi Knuppet. Bottom- PSayvone Vongphon Toe-Ho Hoh, (hod Phipps, Joson Bottern, Abel Hernondez, Jett Langford. 98 SPORTS (opposite page] 1. Straining for vkiory. (fcspog.) 1. Fobion wraps him up. 2. Opposition tries to got oheod. 3. Only inches to go. 4. Jeff goes for the pin. . SPOtTS 99 Opponent Horn lo Jolla 82 S9 University City 65 62 Mission Boy 43 35 Keorny 54 59 University 62 56 Koorny 74 48 lo Jollo 73 52 University City 71 57 Mission Boy 71 46 University 82 79 Most Voluoble Player Roy MrDavid Most Inspirational lomont Jorkson Most Improved E. J We The boys’ varsity basketball team didn’t fare os well this year os exported based on lost year’s performance. After losing many starting players who graduated, Coorh Lee had to train many new ones. Despite these setbacks, they played with respect. Many of the games lost were very close, with the other team coming out on top in the lost few seconds. Coach Lee com- mented on the game they won, We beat the league champion, Kearny. That was the only game we won; kind of strange. The team did play excellently overall when compared to schools it was up against. One of the outstanding athletes of team was Ray McDavid, who made first string on the all-league team. He also took first place in the league dunking contest. Other exemplary players were graduating seniors David Koonin and Lamont Jackson; both excelled in the sport. Good job, Chiefs! Top: John Cummings, Roy MrOcvid, E. J. Polo, Kris Kobylski, Oorenre Hunt, Dove Koonin, Coorh lee. 8ottom: Morrus Boykin, Pot McCouley, lomont Jorkson, Mike White, John Motthows. 100 SPORTS r §- 1. Roy drives post three Centurions for 2 points. 2. Kris starts to wonder if the boll will over tome down. 3. Seeking gutdorxe. 4. lomont goes up for the rebound. 5. Roy shoots for thot extro point. SRORTS 101 Opponent Home US � 0 Keorny I Mission Bov t University I LoJollo I University City I Keorny I Mission Boy I University L lo Jolla L Most Valuable Player Moria Droskovk Most Oedkoted Kelly Smith Most lirproved Oiono Miner This year's girls' basketball team wos misfortunate to have lost some of their returning players, but with the help of (ooch Oon Miller and the vets, the rookies blended in very well. The starting five consisted of guards Kelly Smith and Erkka Weber, forwards Jennifer Bell and Heather Mottler, and center Maria Draskovic. The team's scores don’t give justice to the hard work ond ef- fort put in by everyone on the team. This year there were a lot of new girls that had to learn the ropes of basketball, but with the Coach's hard practices the team began to blend together. The Chiefs' win against U.C. was a very enlightening game. I think it gave us a lot of encouragement. It showed us whal we really could do, said Jennifer Bell. Teamwork wos a very big factor in the U.C. game. The girls all worked together anc gove each other much support. The Chiefs were really moving. Top Row: Jockie Oteo, Erkko Wobor, Jennifer Boll, Morio Droskovk, Heother Mottler, Kelly Smith, Pom Gorrus. Bottom Row; Miepie Vyfhuizen, (ooch Miller, Jem Taylor. 102 SPORTS Motio out-jumps 32 ond mokes her 2 points. 3. Ericka looks lor (hot insido shoot. If looks could kll... 4. In the middk of the boskotball gome, Cooch takes a time out to talk obout the birds ond the bees. SPORTS 103 Top: Issoc Wosserteil, Jerry Jockson, lorry Motthews, (oo h lee Bottom: Antoine Henry, James Christianson, Don Fischer University University City Keorny Mission Boy la Jolla University University City Keorny Mission Boy lo Jola I I W W I w I I w L Mast Valuable Player Ljomie Gersteousloper G Mosl Improved Louis Oemurguia Most lnspirot«ocl Jomes (hrisfionsee Most Voluobie Ptoyer Debbie Petrs Most Improved Maria Evons Most Dedicated Alexandra Remiret Opponent Home Kearny I Mission Boy I University City I University I la Jolla W Keorny W Mission Bay I University City I University I la Wfa I 104 SPORTS Top Row: Amy Peters, Lynn Sylvester, Milena Oroscovk, Alejandro Romiret, Debbie Polmer. Bottom Row: Maria Evans, Coodi Taylor, Sophia lamos. ( The junior varsity boys' bosketboll team had an impressive showing this year. With a league record of four and six, the team showed improvement. Louis Demurguin attributes this success to the unity ond teamwork the players possessed. Jomie Gerstensloqer offered on exemplary year with on average of twenty-three points ond twelve re- bounds per gome. Louis Demurguia also hod an average of eight assists per game. these outstanding individual performers were accented by the rest of the team s work. The cohesiveness of the players in generol mode the year possible. Their spirit and sportmanship set an example for the sport. SPORTS 10S The varsity baseball team was a competitive group of in- back from C.I.F. play-offs lost year, they had high hopes and dividuals. They were strengthened by much experience from fidence for a good season. Eoch athlete had the mental edge t many returning players and much talent to choose from. Coming a winner. Vortity Bos boll, Top: Mile Whit , J ff Dovis, Jeff Rutlond, Roy McOowd, 8rondoo Gorlono, Rick Hilliard. Bottom: J Urt Jouregui, Brian Kilpotrkk, Wio Rodriguez, f (out y, Lowell Ellis, Oscar P r z, Victor Beltron. 106 SPORTS 1. Jeff Rutlond throws to homo. 2. Jeff Dovis reocts quickly. 3. towel smocks one out there. 4. Whit form! The vorsity softball squad wos a spirited group of girls. They profited with much enthusiosm and played with the same. They lik- ed the sport for the excitement, not an emphasis on winning. This was what kept their spirit high. Top: Polritio Powers, Mkholle Miller, lii Cordova, Melliso Tillery. Stophonie Gilbert, lynn Sylvestere. Bottom: Morio Gordo, Kim Worobet, Oenyte Hobgood, (oo h Wot Oebie Polmer, Jennifer Bell, Trrxey Horison. 10« SPOtTS iposite poge) Troty mokes o catth. 2. Stephonie concentre tes. is poge) 3. Liz fires eoe ocross. What form! 4. Worming up. SPORTS 109 Junior Vorsity 8oseboll, Top: Rofoel Miromontes, Rabbit Henry, Vin ente Perei, Tony Carnerie, lorry Borker, Doug Knight, Jesus Perazo, Steven (onlde, foods Buttles. B tom: Jeff Longford, David Solonius, Jose Martial, (hod Phipps, Phil Stornioto, Osror Soixhei, Jimmy 8ertoni, Tony Anfooelo. Junior Vorsity Softboll, Top: Kris Wells, Jendia Swiger, Angie Sondovol, Blanca Vargos, Roxonne GordecWi. Bottom: Hoother londry, Amy long. Ana Rios, Tiffony Dc leta Kendio, (ooch Waters. Iminton, Top; Fobion Morfinez, Mourkio Espinoza, Solvodor Boezo, joe Longfellow, A luro Esrobedo, Carlos Vasquez, Frank Martinez. Middle; (oo h Knuppel, Thai Huynh, Eli 8urnes, True Ufysess Herrwndez, Banuelos, Anh Tuon Nguyen, Bottom; (hung Huynh, Danny (houinord, Abel Hernandez, Koykhom Rottonosinh, PSayvone Vongphamay. SPORTS 111 Opponent Home Patrick Henry 1 2 Serro 6 2 Roncho Buena Vista 4 1 Point lomo 6 3 Mission Boy 1 0 University 2 0 University City 5 1 Kearny 3 3 Most Vctuoble Ployer Edmundo Rod? iguei Most Improved Oonny Howton The ’88 boys’ soccer team experienced mony difficulties but were still able to get through the season with two wins against Mission Bay and Patrick Henry. The team was mode up of twenty-four members, seven of whom were returning players. Team captain Ruben Akoraz commented, “The team itself is good; we just weren't used to playing together as a team.” Ernesto Heri odds, It was hard for returning players to work the new coach because of the different techniques and strateg introduced by Mr. Carey. Oespite the inexperience and lack cohesion, they have the potential to be a strong team in future. Top: (ooch Beto, Ernesto Hori, Doug Knight, Gustavo Escobedo, Edmundo Rodriguez, lorry 8orker, Joseph Mock, Gonzolo Mendez, Cooch Carey. Middle: Scott lord, Rockway, Ruben Akoroz, Tony Cornerie, Mork Verri, Oomon Schrosk, Coesor Figueroa, Mox Perez, Eric Anderson 8ottom: Hector Rhrera, Ricardo Servin, Sontiogo Espc John Houkum, Clint Armitoge. 112 SPORTS 1. Doug makes o move. 2. Reuben takes it away. 3. Whot o diestl 4. Goruolo in motion. 5. Stroiegy session. SKKTS 113 M shuts Most l sp rotionol D«ny o Hobgood Moil Improved Trocey (won JvyyjLs t xfc ui ocottC?,. Jtt coao JrUJViu 4ltc loom CA XX- Ojcfac $PQb u e z r)ad out ‘'ai ? 'OCUcl U ?M UcHUUL JaicW0’ y ' (A 9 x) 44u) A) ■ x} dn |7tfc Wo'Jk, «0-4 iavf 4X 4 bad XuctuXfeh 444 4 tuf HAa! r (7W Girls' soccer hod a fine year in the '88, season with a league finish of fourth pkxe. With five players new to the sport, the team as a whole showed a willingness to win. Coach Waters attributes their success to the attitude of the girls' coming out; they were willing to put in the effort needed. Of the new players, Trocey Caron was especially good on defense. She hod never ployed soccer before and Coodi Waters said she wouldn't have known what to do without her. Of the veterans, Clairemont for the first time had four-year returr players Denyce Hobgood and Vikki Sanger. An especially de mined effort from Dorothy Wagoner, the goal keeper, earned 185 saves for league. The team, os Coach Waters puts it, just keeps getting ter. It was the first time Clairemont tied and then beat La Jc All the determination and perseverance paid off. Congratulati qiHs' soccer! Top: (ooch Wolers, Oenyre Hobgood, Ana Aceves, Andrea Mosher, Ali Arkinzodeb, Suzie Bt. Dorothy Wogoner, Vikki Songer, Dono Russel, (ootfi Kerr. Bottom: Mr Mehraz, Angelo Fortier, Anne Worber, Trocey (oron, Tonia Kerr, Moria Simone SPORTS 115 (thii poge) 1. Trotk laom skips along. (opposite poge) 1. Morio Ofxi Andy, ot if� stort. 2. Toe Ho tokes the leod. 3. Determined fores look ot o win. 4. Moking the discus fly. 5. Join� doors it with inches to spore. The (loiremont track team looked good. They hod a com paratively smaller team, but those members they did have were excellent. This wos shown by their impressive performance in the invitationals. Along with the new athletes, this was Coach Blume’s first year cooching. Matt Little described his abilities as “awesome.” Coach Blume was also helped by returning Cooches Osmon and Taylor. Their cooching teamwork set an example for the rest of the athletes. Some of the outstanding members were sprinters Matt Littfe, Maria Simone, and Jennifer Taylor. Cercy Moore also received high marks in the long jump. The team has been blessed with much im- provement by these returning members. Overall, the team as a whole also mode us very proud. Top: Eric Anderson, Alon Jost, Edmundo Rodriguez, Pot Oltrcver, too Mock, tohn Cummings, Joime Gerstensloger, Morio Oroskovx, Miteno Oroskovk, Jennifer To- Trocoy Politi, (oodi Blume. 2nd: (oosor Vddei, Chris Ploof, Mott Litti . Donny Hcmton, Jenno Colly, 8«th Kiefer, Swie Ellis, Ruben Akoraz, Jomie Montero, Erkko We Dorothy Wogoner, Hoang Ngo. 3rd: Toe Ho Hoh. Javier luno, ton Taylor, Andrea Mosher, Oiono Contreras,. Tracey Corcn, Elaobeth Contreras, Cooch Osmon. 4th: Andy' tonello, Mario Evans, Deeno Peterson, Mario Simone, Rhonda McKinney, Diep Do, Eileen Componero. SPORTS 117 Vorsity Volleyball. Top Row: Mkhello M er. Tomie Seevers, Moria Oroskovk 2nd Row: April Horrelson, Aguedo Grejedo, Morio Simone. Not Shown: Jennifer Bell. CHS Opponent 0 Lo Jolla 3 2 Kearny 3 2 Mission Boy 3 2 University City 3 0 University 3 0 laJofa 3 0 Keorny 3 2 Mission Bay 3 1 University Gty 3 Most Volucbie Player Michelle Miller CHS Opponent w Mission Boy w La Jolla w Keorny w University City L University w Mission Boy L Lo Jolla L Keorny L University Gty L University Most Voluoble Player SwtfrfMs A fhilt 118 SPORTS Junior Vorsity VoHoybell. Top Row: Erika Weber. S aie Elis, Mileno Oroscork, Oorolhy Wogoner, Trocie Morris. 2nd Row: Amy Peters, Oebbie Polmer, Don no Wilkins, J- for Winston. 3rd Row: Eilene Componero, Trocey Corun. Bump! Set! Spike! Although there were no vktories for our Vorsity Volleyball Chieftains, eoch gome was (lose and full of excitement. These seven lodies showed lots of enthusiasm and refused to give up fighting for that Chieftain glory. The only returning varsity volleyball players this year were Agueda Gra- jeda and Michelle Miller. Their experience combined with the strength and determination of their fellow team players was enough to moke them all winners in the sport. This year the junior varsity volleyball team wos mode up of ten newcomers. Together os a team they showed us that they, as part of the Chieftain family, were dedicated to the sport, ex- hibiting lots of spirit, skill and enthusiosm. All of them worked together proving themselves in the victory over Mission Boy this season. The ten proved to have the Chieftain ability and mode us all proud. SKHTS 119 Boys' Cross-Country C.H.S. OPPONENT I University L Mission Boy I Koorny I University City I Lo Jolla Most Voluobio Pktyor Joime Montoro Most Improved John Agutor Girls' Cross-Country CHS. OPPONET I University I Mission Boy I Koorny I University City I LoJcJo Most Voluoble Player Diona Contreros Boys' Cross-Country, Top Row: Domon Srhrosi, Ceosor Voider, Joe Mo k, Doug Knight, Joime Montero, Kevin Swonk, Cooch Cravens. Bottom Row: Toe-Ho Hoh, DePorter, Kevin Decker, John Aguikx, Ard Mognuson. Most Improved Gills' Cross-Country: Moria Contreros, Deeno Peterson, Jockie Oteo, Diono Contreros, Elizabeth Contreros. Dee no Peterson 120 SPORTS Cloiremont's cross-country teom finished fourth this year. On an individual basis, Jaime Montero and Doug Knight were nam- ed to the first team in the Western League 1987. Jaime also finished sixteenth out of three hundred starters in the C.I.F. thompionships. When asked how he felt about this year’s teom, Coach Cravens replied, They were very cooperative and work- ed hard; I was very pleased with their overall improvements. The girls’ cross-country team was made up of three new recruits with second year returning runners, Elizabeth Contreras and Deeno Peterson. Bosed on the determined effort given by all the team members, they were expected to do better than they hod. Their record doesn’t do justice to the positive attitude the team had. The three Contreras sisters, led by senior and number-one runner Diana Conlreros, gave the sport a family atmosphere with emphasis placed on the enjoyment of running. SPORTS 121 Woler Polo Opponent lo Jolla University (rowford Miro Mesa Potrick Henry Point lomo Keorny Mesa lo Jolla (rowfotd Uaimsity Mira Meso Patrick Henry Point lomo Keorny Mesa Home 27 6 30 0 45 0 27 0 IS 3 18 7 19 3 10 4 18 1 30 1 30 0 21 2 14 1 22 1 Boys Swimming, Bock Row: Jeremy Jurkok, Kevin Decker, Chris Gargiulo, Eric Nelson, Adorn Suitles, lorry Day. Second Row: Morio (olo, Aloo Korldow, Monte Bernes, Rich Pula. Third Row: Shonn Zoek, Btod Elkinsoo, Keith Komburr, George Nunei. Front Row: John Borron, Ard Mognuson, Philip Weisbecker, Jed Dowson, (roig Dinger, Waylon Primmer. Girls Swimmers, Tog: Gina Pedro, Korea Wttocns, Michelle lundbiode, JJ Flore: Middle: Kiro Shaker, Showno Smith, (elestine Sorves, Kim Cork, Cori Buckmoa Bol tom: April Horreleson, Joleen Tower, Koren Payne, Kelly Price, Mory loo Welsh. Woterpolo, Top: (ooch BJeme, Jeremy Jurkoic, Adorn Suitts, Allen, 8rian Smith, Ben IGblinger, Jaime Gerstensloger, Shawna Smith, Heother Moeller, Ccoch Earnest. B tom: Kevin Miller, JGeth (ambro, Sh� n Zeke, Jed Dawson, Kevin Wore. Not Shown: FMip Weisbecker. 122 SPORTS For the first time in olmost o decode, the Chiefs donned woter polo tops ond took to the pool. The young teom, consisting mostly of freshmen ond sophomores, competed odmirobly against var- sity squods from all over the league that boasted starting line-ups of four-year veterans. Though no one on the teom had ever before played the sport, they pulled together quickly and began looking like a real team after only a few games. Team captoin Ben Kiblinger did a fine job in the hole position. Junior Kevin Miller, the teom MVP, was a great asset to the team, not only because of his speed ond high scoring percentage, but because he is a lefty — a helpful quolity for a team. Erick Nelson caught on quickly to being goalie and was able to block with the best of them by the end of the seoson. Although the new team did not win any gomes, it was far from a disap- pointing season. Coach Earnest is looking forword to next yeor's returning players who have ac- quired a taste for the game and are even more hungry for a win. 4 SPORTS 123 Golf, Top: food) Inouye, Steve Mosso, Joe DePorter, Ernesto Neri, Kevin Elgas Bottom: Mike Woodfill, Mory Jane Viltegos, Stott Fulton, Jason Prke. Not Shown: Aorc Brown, John Redmoa. 124 SPORTS Teneis, Top: Pot Burrus, Syfvto Grondgirord, Korie Sofdie, Erk Kvigne, Coorh lee, Roxonne Rwk. Bottom: George Eng, Amy Peters, Kevin Wore, Hung Tron, lou Demurguio, Peter Morowiedi. SPORTS 125 tAe fatcU peace 126 SENIORS The first (loss to complete four years at C.H.S., the seniors have (ome a long way since those ninth graders go home signs bock in 1984. Lauded as the most spirited group in memorable history, the class of '88 was noted for its immense treasury, fine academic stan- ding, and a controversial Homecoming float that had the administration up in arms back in October. Over the past few years the seniors saw styles come and go, from shirts buttoned oil the way up to the neck to mini skirts and crimped hair. Some spent hours filling out long, tedious college applications or otherwise determining life after high school. Senior year was the lost chance for Clairemont sports, dances, and frisbee in the parking lot. It was the time for senior breokfost. Grad Night, and, of course. Prom. Friendships were mode, romances came and went, and some lingered. There is no one way to universally express the many aspects of these very special last four years. It was the people that made the class of '88, so raise your glosses to the seniors, and here’s a toast to their future ... — (opposite poge) 1. Hoppy groduotioo, (loss of 'M! 2 8utlding o better teepee. (this poge) 1. Pot 8wrus tests ovt his new set of wheels. 2. (foig: Rich, you shift; I ff steer. 3. Hector ond Mott: moking Christmas wishes come 'roe. 4. Sexy Mike White turns on the chorm SENIORS 127 THE UPPER CLASS The senior doss of 1988 hos tome a long woy. From humble roots os Clairemont's first freshman doss to hav- ing more school spirit than the lost several senior dosses, this group hos stepped oport from the rest. Mr. Thorpe, of the AVID program, described this progression best by saying, This senior doss's evolution hos been eloquent. This doss hos hod o reputation of being a success oriented group. From the entire group taken collectively to the individual peaces” of the whole, this doss took on a challenge with style. This year's seniors were, self starters, self motivated herd workers. If they decided to do something they followed through and did it,” said cooch Krupens. This determined attitude was shown to its fullest extent when this doss, os juniors, wos threatened with the abolition of the block schedule. The students and the staff rallied to its defense ond eventually convinced the board of education of its effectiveness. The statistics echo this commitment to achievement. The district's 12th grade dropout rate is 14.9% whereos Clairemont’s is only 11.5%. “Discipline problems are down, noted the Vice Principal, Mr. Schroeder. An in- creased motivation for post secondary school has shown that this year's seniors aren't satisfied with only o high school diplomo. Indeed, the class of '88 wos much noted for its goal setting. It wasn't satisfied with the satisfactory, but in- stead strove for the exemplary. Mr. Thorpe attributed its success to a variety of reosons. “They are adept at changing, and adjusting their views to a complex society. This class hos an amalgam of perserverence, in- telligence, compassion and curiousity about why we ex- ist. You are the ones looking for the answer. Of all the other people, such os Socrates and Plato, looking for this answer, the class of '88 has a chance of finding it.” 128 SENIORS GRADUATING CLASS OF 1988 The world Is changing, Being born Anew. We are The future, We are The few. A generation Of teenagers All trapped Together, For friendships To bind, And friendships To sever. Justa Handful Of kids, Tossed together By fate, To leave High school As friends, As the class Of 88. — April Harrelson SENIORS 129 Anna Adame Wesley Adams Christine Adley John Aguilar Gustovo Alcala Jacques Altmann Ricardo Alvarez Jose Amaro Rae Archival Mario Arellano Stephen Baer Salvador Baeza Rosa Baiz Craig Baker Eric Baker Erin Baker Norma Barrios John Barron Jeffrey Bauman Ivonne Bautista 130 SENIORS Boualo Bavongkhoun Antonio Beilina Brent Beltran Victor Beltran Kellie Bennett Joseph Berner Carrie Binger Christopher Box Tracy Brabank Carlos Bravo De Rueda Jose Briseno Aaron Brown Can Buckman Charles Buckman SfNIOtS 131 Patrick Burrus Jason Byrne Tweed 0 ond Tweed OA Paula Cabanillas Robin Cagle Jaime Canoll Patricia Cardenas Tony Carnerie Lupe Castro Carlos Cazares Helen Chavez Wendi Clark Kellee Clark Bonnie Clinedinst Potty Coakley 132 SENIORS Michelle Coker Gregory Cole Mario Cole Robert Cone Diana Contreras Gabriela Contreras Maria Contreras Claudia Copeland Rudolpho Coral Amanda Curtis Bart Daniel Sandra Davidson Joe De Porter Rafael Delgadillo Muoi Diet Craig Dinger Tuanh Do Garett Dobey Colleen Doyle Chris Dragman SENIORS 133 Mario Draskovic Kevin Elgas Bradley Elkins Lowell Ellis Modeline Ellis Joanna England Fredrick Englebright Lynn Erickson Gustavo Escobedo Anna Felix Jessica Ferszt Rosalinda Fetalvo Cesar Figueroa Jill Flores Kathleen Gallagher Irma Garcia Jennifer Gardella Pamela Gorrus Yvonne Gentry Kristen Ghodsee 134 StKIOtS Alex Glenn Moises Godoy Omar Gonzalez Josefino Gonzalez Melissa Goodwin Shelley Gorderki Aguedo Grajedo Sylvio Grondgirord Lauren Griffin Cynthio Guy Shano Hale Stott Honkel Jeane Harkleroad April Harrelson SENIORS 135 Jozmin Hernandez Yvonne Hernandez Hector Ibarra Fredelito Ignacio ( « P°9 ) Kritty: Got o probltm? Wed. imurf you! (opposite pogo) Wot do yog moon, you wont to pcy lor it? Arthur Jocoby Elizabeth Jimenez D'Ann Johnson Lisa Johnson Keri Jurkoic Sheryl Kodelski Groce Kennedy Virginia Kennedy 136 SENIORS Ricardo Kin Rosa King Mariann Koboyoshi David Koonin Kelly Koopmon Erk Kvigne Stephen Landry Renee Lasky Lomont Lottery Nicola Laughlin Jennifer Law Carmen Leanio Alison Leech Richord Legler SENIORS 137 Ernest tenth Leticia Leon Jerry lewis Joseph Lewis Stephanie L'heureux Matthew Little Cynthia Lopez Jovier Lopez Sara Lopez Estelo Luna Michelle Lundblade Ramon Madrigal Shando Magee Peter Magnuson David Mantilla Koji Marumoto Steven Massa Kelley MtCauley Stott McDaniel Timothy MtMohan 138 SENIORS Michael McQueeney Mehrak Mehraz Aldo Mendoza Narciso Mondoza Michelle Miller Melanie Mitchell Theresa Monschein Jaime Monlero Cercy Moore Ricardo Moran Clyde Mottern Stofanie Mount Dana Muniz Paulo Munoz Simons 13? Trevor Murphy Ernesto Neri Tboo Nguyen Jorge Nunez Oornion O'Conner Anito Olivarez Margarita Olivarez Veronica Origel Guadalupe Padilla Peter Padilla Claudia Palomores Pamela Pork Joseph Peregoy Isabel Perez 140 SENIOtS (ori Perkins Angelo Petift Eriko Ptiibbs Eileen Pisonkh Trocey Politi Catherine Porath lisa Prke Irma Ramirez Juan Reveles Abol Reyes Angola Reyes Hector Rios Alexandrina Rodriguez Edmundo Rodriguez Yvette Rogers Juan Romanos Olga Romero Alicia Romo Martha Romo Kathryn Rowe SfNlOtS HI Christopher Rubin Ana Ruiz Lillian Ruiz Rae Russell Jeffrey Rutland Roxanne Ruzic Kerry Sofdie Michelle Solonius Cristina Sanchez Melissa Sandoval Victoria Sanger Celestine Sorvis Tamie Seevers Kellie Sharpe Lavenia Shellman Kelly Smith Leah Steyers Jennifer Taylor James Tepner Simone Thomas 142 SENIORS Domenico Timmel Dona Torres Shay Torres Hung (John) Tran Dustin Trebon Benjamin Ulibarri Elvia Van Es Savina Van Skkle Patricia Vasquez Maria Venegas Phillip Vigil Alicia Vizcarra Elizabeth Vizcarra Wilhelmina Vyfhuizen SENIORS 143 Tino Wogner Zondre Wotson Mory Lou Welsh Kelley White Michael White Karen Williams Stephanie Williams Tra ey Williamson Donald Wineski Carie Wininger Stott Winston William Wright Sharron Zarbotk 144 SENIORS SENIORS NOT SHOWN Androde, HSord Armanto, Corios Boco, Gilbert Borbk, Jeremy Boykin, Morcos Costro, Arturo Oegdordo, Elizobefh Flores, Monica Flores, Sandro Goroa, Norro Guzmon, Enrique Hordy.JeH Horrison, Jimmy Jocksoo, Lamoat Judd, Jeffrey LaVaBe, Kory Lowe, More Mendoza, Mkhoel Molino, Fernando Montufor, Luis Nieto Marco Podlo, Morco Perez, Vicente Perry, Flekio Roberts, Diane Rodman, Kevin Romero, Sandra Rugley, Rodrick Sondtez, Martha Sewell, Wiliam Story, Tonya Tknmel, Mono Tizopeneco, Maria Troung, long Vonsidde, Sovino Vazquez, Susonno Villa no, Roldon Vfyord, Rafael Vincie, Froak Wood, Dustin SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS This elite group wos elected in 1987 by the graduating doss of 1988 os their (loss leaders. Jeff Rutland, president, ond Mott Little, Vice-President, campaigned as a team for Junior doss officers in the 1986 doss elections. Their first slogon in 1986, “Rutland and Little: The team for excellence was followed by Vote Asporagus” in 1987. Jeff and Matt triumped both years, but in '87 Roxanne Ruzk, secretary, April Harrelson, treasurer, ond Rosie King, senior publicity, were added to the team. Roxanne, the brains of the operation and part- time comedienne, has been a port of the Acodemic Team, the Academic Decathlon Team, ond Seminar, and wonts to become a chemical engineer. April, after four years of volleyball and swimming, would like to pursue a career in sports medicine. Rosie has been involved in swimming, volleyball, and cheerleading. She wants to marry rich, become a wealthy woman, and live an exciting life. Jeff, a var- sity letterman in football and baseball, plans to go on to college, Pepperdine, and become a teacher. Matt has also participated in football, but is better known for his manly expertise on the track field. Mott would like to start his own business and lead a (re)productive life. Leaders of today and tomorrow, the officers of 1988 would like to thank all of the seniors who made this year the best. toxonne tonic — Secretory April Horrelsai — Treosurer Rotie King — Senior Publicity 146 SENIORS THE WORKING CLASS Cor poyments, tar insurance, gos, clothes, prom, grod-nite, the list goes on. An endless amount of expenses bombarded Claire- mont's seniors. Knowing that porents were less thon willing to fork over the bucks, we were forced to go out into the real world and get ... JOBS! Most of us had been working since 11th grade, so the job market wasn’t anything new. Knowing that well-paying, prestigious jobs were unobtainable, we stooped to working in the dreory grease holes known as fast food restaurants. A few were lucky ond found jobs bagging groceries at Vons or working at the local movie house, but the rest of us sweoted it out at Taco Bell, Oel Toco, various pizza parlors and other assorted fast food joints. The Closs of '88 was not only the upper class but olso the “working class.” 5. Do these two go everywhere together? 6. Yes I love my job, soys Tim McMohon. 7. Sondy Flores: A hoppy Toco Befl employee. 1. Soy cheese! Whot? More cheese on your pizza? osks Pete. 2. Angie tries suggestive selling. 3. Jeanne enjoys the excitement of on afternoon at Vons. 4. Mike looks like he's reody to throw his fries. SfNIORS 147 Right: Tuonh Oo H weoriog: safari print top, $32, cot'on ponts, $29, Icotber son- dais, $60, sofori hot, $28, leopard print scort, $12, toother bait, $36, convos bog, S16 All clothes by Bonono Republk. Hat shown: Ranee losky The top ten, the creme de la creme, this elite group of seniors hos qualified for a title of ex- cellence. To C.H.S. they represent the true spirit of learning. Though they maintained the top ten cumulative grode point averages through high school, they were not without individual style. Here, these model students helped show off the fashions for 1987-88. For right: April Harratson is weoring: cycling top by Rolaigh, $40, tycro biking ponts by Adidas, $35, (ompognolo cop, $6, bicycle by Rossin, $1200. Immediata right: Cloodio Copeland is wearing: loco bustier, $36, lace skirt, $29, leggings, $39, jocket, $39, studded potent («other boots, $75, cinch belt, $9, lycra gloves, $9, studded laother choker, $25. All by Gommo Gamma for the Avont-Gcrde. 148 SENIORS For upper left: Shondo Mogee is weoring: ski jockot by Bogner, $438, stretch ponts by Roffe, $165, ski gloves, $52, cotton turde ne k, $18, down filled hot, $33. Afl clothes from Pot's Ski and Sport. Upper center: ieff Rurtond is weoring: leather jocket by Philippe Monet, $350, Knen cofton ponts by Me� Internationol, $46, cotton button-up shirt by Guess?, $60, silk tie by Insignia, $13. All dethos from Brass Roil, Nordstrom. Immediate upper left: Amanda Curtis is weoring a houndstooth checked two-piece outfit with Uazor ond pleated mini skirt, $98, and straw hot, $12. All by Conlempo Cosuols. for lower left: Eriko Phibbs is wearing: leother jocket, $180, leggings $22, stretch lycra skirt, $25, rayon shirt, $12, suede boots with zipper, $55. Al from (otwolk. left center: Muoi Diec is weoring: white royon tank, $13, s3k ponts, $24, Indian print scorf, $7, straw hot, obout $3. wooden beod netkloce, $7. All im- ported by Pier 1 Imports. Immediote lower left: Roxanne Ruzk is wearing: sweotshiri by limited Express, $34, cotton ponts by Forenzo, $54, watch by Axcess, $70, Outbock Red leather heodbond, $12. All from The limited limited Express. SENIORS 149 c tt ift ice MOST DEDICATED CHIEFTAIN Denyce Hobgood and Aaron Brown School spirit is what set these two Chiefs apart from the rest. Last year’s Chairman of Student Af- fairs and this year's Chairman of Hospitality, Aaron was an active part of C.H.S. His participation in foot- ball, cheer, and golf also distinguished him as a dedicated Chieftain. Denyce was a big port of A.S.B. for four yeors. She was doss Vice President of her freshman and sophomore years. Vice President of A.S.B. her junior year, and President of A.S.B. this year. Her long-standing dedication to the school wos also shown by her participation in soccer and soft- ball, her work os President of S.A.D.D. and an overall enthusiosm that was exemplified by her involvement in the Rowdies. When it comes to the spirit of orange and blue, these two hod enough for the whole school. CLASS CLOWN Rosie King Rosie's outrageous personality set her opart as the femole counterpart of class clown. She spread her enthusiosm to the school by participating os one of the spirited mascots. Here, she displays her spunky, punky attitude with mohawk and oil. CLASS CLOWN Brent Beltran Brent won his position os doss clown by usin natural tolent of being absurd. His constantly witty spontaneous comments endeared him to students faculty alike. Brent's bizarre personality enabled h find the humorous side of any situation. Even of wo individual personality was evident through his ac Here, he tries to persuade a customer to buy the duce by threatening bodily harm. 150 SEKIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roxanne Ruzic and Jeff Rutland We all know that those people we think will succeed end up os bums in some alley. So here are Jeff and Rox- anne, doomed to a future of ripped upholstery, graffitti, and the lonely stroins of the blues on a soxaphone. To eorn this distinction, the two ended up in the top ten academically, with plans to go on to college. Class presi- dent his junior and senior years and member of the foot- ball and baseball teams, Jeff was a successful guy. He was a representative to Honor Seminors of Son Diego and Boys' State, as well as several other leadership ac- tivities. Roxanne also took on responsibility as a representative to Honor Seminars of Son Diego, Senior (lass Secretary, and Editor of the yeorbook. She was also a National Merit Semi-Finolist, not to mention the biggest pun-teller at C.H.S. A combination of leadership, intelligence, and personality ensures a promising future for these two pretty swell people. MOST ATHLETIC Jennifer Taylor and Chris Box hose two outstanding athletes were an excellent exomple of ol spirit. Chris Box was Clairemont's only freshman varsity ball player bock in 1984 and was also an incredible ;Her. Jennifer played varsity basketball and also ran cross- try and track. With such a history in athletics, Chris and Jen- r are bound to be seen ploying pro sports in the future. BEST DRESSED Stefanie Mount and Chris Dragman These two stylin’ seniors substituted Clairemont's halls as runways to model their sophisticated manner of dress. It was not an extensive or expensive wardrobe that set Stefanie and Chris apart from the crowd, but rather it was how they presented themselves os unique individuals. We expect great things from these creative and innovotive fashion plates. SENIORS tSl CUTEST COUPLE April Harrelson and Craig Dinger After going steady for more than three years, April and Craig were without a doubt the Class of 88’s cutest couple. In a world where high school relationships come and go like the tide, these two have shown us that true love is still obtainable. Now that our high school lives are approaching the final curtain, the question re- mains: will April and Craig still be together at our ten year reunion? PRETTIEST EYES Shana Hale and Joe Berner With looks that could stop chieftains deod in their tracks, these two hod visions of loveliness. In the dazzl- ing depths of blue and green, dossmates explored the beauty of Shana’s and Joe's eyes. Thankfully, the two saw fit to lower their Ray Bans for us and show off the eyes that evoked the stares of millions. MOST INNOCENT Tuanh Do and Pat Burrus Tuonh and Pat were known for their somewhat quiet ways. Here, cuddling with their friends, are the stereotyped innocents. Maybe not the biggest party animals (like their friends in the picture) or the biggest flirts, these two, despite their label, were not without style or personality. Undoubtedly amused by the “inno- cent label, Tuanh and Pat might have been a little less than naive. For all we knew they could have been think- ing, if only they knew .. 152 SENIORS BIGGEST FLIRT Rae Archival and Mike White These two were noted for their winning smiles and flirtatious ways. Here Rae, in an off-the-shoulder outfit, was only too willing to play with Mike, dressed in true Chippendale fashion. Sending others on an emotional roller coaster with her feminine wiles, Rae was a charmer on the phone or in person, with strangers or friends. Making his appearance in style, Mike was always ready to give a pretty girl a wink or a friendly hello. Not willing to settle down for a minute, Rae's and Mike’s philosophy was the more the merrier. MOST DESIRABLE Patty Vasquez and Matt Little Two most attractive people, Matt and Patty were welcome sights around campus. Potty, who hails from Peru, wowed the school with her cheerleoding perfor- mances, long auburn hair, and a wardrobe that truly complemented her pretty figure. Matt's speed as a track star certainly didn’t overshadow the athletic physique he obtained through his training. Whenever Matt or Patty possed by, hearts melted and mouths grew dry at CHS. MOST LIKELY TO BE IN THE “LIMELIGHT Miepie Vyfhuizen and Chicho Mendoza The class of '88, in particular, Miepie and Chicho, knew where the biggest ongoing party wos. Whether it was known as El Torito’s, Club A, or Peanuts B, these two Chieftains could often be found living it up in some unknown watering hole, in some unknown foreign city, drinking some unknown beverages ... with limes of course. SENIORS 153 Times that we’ve forgotten, Times we thought would last, Now they’re gone forever Justa “peace” of our past. � 9 154 SfNIORS 1. Roxonne Ruzic 2. (hock Buckmon 3. Cynthia Lopez 4. Melysso Sondovol 5. Stefonia Mount 6. Jennie GordeHa 7. Morionn Koboyoshi 8. Trocey Witomson 9. Alicia Vizcorro 10. Simone Ttomos U.loweH Ellis 12. EhioVonEs 13. Sondro Davidson 14. Stephonie Vfilioms 15. Mary LooWeWi SENIORS 155 156 SENIORS . Memories fade but the sky still Ungers, stou don't pretend you tan justify the end, memories fade but the sky still lingers.. — Tears for Fears Anna Adorn sip — tawvs but friends — Horro. Up (oti best ifWMi — the fun «y frieads ond I hod ot scfool, going to Honor ond n U2 irx t1 fctur plens — offend o junter ol«g« end work Wosloy GroSotn Adams nickname — lard Ctormrel Leopold Renwiek ( sigo — libro best friend — fore ben memories — wh n Jo ord I hit the round ol HooMomiag '86. di the Fndoy night lootbdi gomes. 4 jeon ol Xessisg everyone with my comere «vehement — joursoinm 2 yrs.. holography dub 2 yr . Spanish dub 1 yr., ostronemy deb 2 yrs, ($f 2 yrv. Metes Vs yr, rowdies 2 yrs. fctvr plens — to become o world renown, ex- emely rid) and fomoes phots joanotsi Christine Adley mckwmr - Chris jjgo — towns best Had — Mebecs i' (oz b sf memories — mo Msg Gregory ond th corny' rr � . chosmg A R ol ret compos, wondering if A.I. owned mor thon I bMobong t-shrt in- ihemiats — obsdule .•♦.redity IvSeee pfons — keeping o grp on insorety (I'd � lost wi Cut it). John A. Aguilar t-jn — Ebro best friend — to Russel best memories - tondos in (oefsbod. cross country prodic� . td ol school (lost y or) no- th mails — tondes 4 jeon, cross couetry 2 y ors. sui� t em I � o k. AVID semester Furor pfons — opply to (ol Rory ond study orchit ctur . g l o gxd b. mok r.ew friends ond drive o corvoir. Gustavo Alcala sip� — potos best friend — Abron Ouor do fcfur plots Craig lee Baker Pen — libro nicknom — So� Cot. I jr Heads — Ajax, k� , I. Dog. 8o« end all the tedw best it lout yeas here at tas greet school in� eAr meitfs — mc a Itog.e sockAsi bond member futwe plots — go te college ond stedy business odministro- tin Mirofre.r.et.1 — ASB ond Oi erl odtsg future plots — college, porty. Is, kve, grou Met ond eventudy 6 Cori Beckman mcknem — Bwlwhect best friend — luo in Aj best memories — Komrcoming '8 , sunset with a lost I need, the turtie mvaht-netts — Vorsrfy Owerteoing ktart plots — Croduot . ertend o 4 year unnersity. groduote from IK Doris, get morried to someone wonderful, Una beoch house in lo Mo ond drhr� o BMW Jason Byrne nickname — Notos sign — tbro best memories — hole- w «n sod howkjns, thristmos 84. 8$. 86 future plots — 12 hold yeors of d- leg , beccm o tewya in crimieal low Paula (abanillas ni.-inom — Rout sip — center best friend — Alison leech best memories - J.V. cheerleodng. Vik. Mitch. Al ord me be!ere th donees ond ot th donees. M end Al everyday ofwoys hod somefiing fumy to soy ierrohremenfs — cheerleodng 1 yeor. schod ptey. aoscot. bodnmtsn Mere plans — go to coleg� and become o doctor cr own my own business, to be very, very. r h ond own 0 conrembte 8MW Robin Ann (oglo sign — ones best friends — Tony Orr, Stephoni I'Heweux. Down Schmofefl, J H Boumon. Keley Whit best memories — junior Cr with Toody, the greoi t« s with the dromo crew, cost potties, stil being e after oil ray ocodents. porties with the Oouemont theoter crew in- veVemtnts — 2 yeors ol flog dri teom. dromo, every school ploy, dteerleoding fetare plots — Acrrig or doling forever, hope so go to UCU. to keep my best friends forever ond to be jest Sk Ms. Route Duris Tony Corners r -knots — Ten the Ben sip — scorpio best hit td — Owho Mendoza ond Rich Rete best memeries — my first get together during th ' s el 88 oo to codege, become o writer (or television Jack Altmann sio — labra best binds — Ro . Trevor. Aacn. Greg, lyre. Chris, Matthew best memories — Mud, mud, mud il you know when I i oo. the karting spot, th item, I oced it ol. deodmon's inwlvtmeofs — if model U N, help with AS8 ii interochms fetore plens — prty. college, porty une more, A rasp, the beoch. the summer, girls eh yeeft! ploying bcA with ictihew. tough gome to moster W remember di mysteries el We Audro Antonello nicknome — And best friend Kelli Semen best entries — di gomes ond otter paries with my friends. Kelie Benneti s 18th rddoy porty. Homecoming th dning ond the donee ntvoVemenfs — Irak tere plans — go to college, be o singer or goal ogenl, successful hove o log bin il die movnto.es ond o Hot i New York Gty Ro Archival sigo — vies nxknots — Creiy Roezy, Bubs best friends - Deeyc H. Amonda (. Aegie R. best memories R O D A dub 87-88, we ere AM al by oasehes!' the «Ion DH. Ml. AC. JA. AR. A8, JR. HR. JD. SK. MW issioo boy social bunmes 88, butch. Moyn. Ang wid 'n' crory, whae's the Hon’!’ I 10VS TOW inwhtments — AS8 3 yeors. vasity cheer 87-88. wdns 2 yeors. CSf 3 yeors, drooo dub 4 yeors future plots — being o secid nnie 4-everH. vp to UCLA to paty end o cor .- in the communieorions field. k .. wJl'yau morry m� ?T? watch ov world . her I com� � ! Mario Airollano wgn — vies nickname — Rio best biend — Gino igon inreiVemenfs — (9 fctur plans — become on impertont person ond 90 coleg — libro nicknome — Sox Kot. Ket ond lightinna og, Bo« end ell the lodes best memories — 11 eJ d'£J 3 0000 n then move out ol (A. Stephen Bo r nitknome — Steve best friend — Oonofd W best emeries — righteous sk«d rs! 8ugst r style, no mom. so hossle ritrohtmeots - president, big (.. porty people IvSete plots — U.N.I V fot wolets. stm girls! Solvador Boexa siga — leo eicknwte — Sd best friend — luis Mon- la best memories — losing ol the lootbcd gomes we ployed, net winnno 0 idmufon motch. getting lost in downtown irtrofrtmexOs — lost yea JV footboll yea. ord bodmnton 1 yea future pirns — to go to SOSU Norma i. Barrios nxknome — Namilo sign — gemini best friend — ary on best memories — Robert's birthdoy. ond the time w went out to xh in Norro's a ievoframents — cross ceunlry ond swimmng for 2 veors hve plots — groduorion. get maried. 0«d Eve hoppy with my son ond hes- ind then go to coleg and Eve it up Tony Beilina tgn — «oncer best biend — Mrs. J Wnson best emeries — haring kooky Adcock for 0 leocher inroJvemmfs — helping Den- S. liso ond Kathy a the libtory future pfons — became 0 pole officer ond xk for W San Diego Role Deportment ■rent Beltran — sign — l ro best friend — Heeler Rios best memories - possing Specte s doss lovefv meets — swimmrsg 1 yeor. bodmnton 1 yea. U N. AV10. drama future plots — steep Iu� MA2ATIAN mae sleep mae n ond MDNfY Victor Boftran nirknomes — Vk sigo — cower best friend — Gustovo cebedo best memories — ploying the 1987 (If bosebol linol ot Jock Murphy odium, packing 0 one brier oooinst Serro H S. Itewo ond I beccm Inends ter ol «vehement — besebofl future plans — to go to ol ge ord become 0 echorwc! Engineer ord cfso ploy bosebdl in coleg . Kelli Bennett ticknem — Som sign — Ebro best friends — Andt Ae- neio. Kety Smith. Kate YYittoms, Stephoni Wiloms best memories — when ymir. Kelley ond I mod fools of ourselves down a birds, when Aadi become y best friend, when Kely sot 00 die cab, waiting firfete plots — to go to 0 arekng school ord become on oirfim reserretienisl or 0 «rune dreclw. jpefuly mary end hove 2 kids ond of (Ours hove my red 944 turbo Rersche Chris Box nicknome — Boxwath sign — oguotivs best friends — Jeon 1«. Ceny Moot . Mike Wbte. lomcunt Jakson. ond John Cummings best •emeries — first freshmen on Yorsity footbol ond the rest — too persand to scuss imcJrements — 4 yeas of footbol. 3 yeors of wtesing future pfons — 1 (orrinut my sports caeer ond go 00 to ploy pro bdl Trocy Brobonk nirkeome — Tree OA sign — tairws best breads — lev loedby, Uso. Ebio best memories — (temecoming '87 O AM ot every eme. KOOA ebb. Me with Steve lodeby mroVrmwfs — 2 yeors vasity •eetteodrig, future plots — to go to coleg end meja either ■� televadn roodcosing a become oa 1 men lory teaher, I oho pten on morrying Steve, eying 0 home, ond having bds AND to Eve bsppfy ever efiec. Aaron Brown nitknoxu — A8 ord Browners Sioe — oqvorws best teds — Jock, Mott. Greg. Trevor, Jo . Rot. Chris. Amendo, Oenyte, Atgie, Sol. s. Myro. lorry, RM. Jed be si me merits — going lo the clom asd seeing Jak Deodmons, high speed cor chose wrth Jak ord Uso, golfing with Rot. Joe ond . with Joe Olivos, being in the porty closs cf 'I veJvemtnrs — Wbol 3 yeas, bosebdl 3 yeas, soccer 2 veors, french dub vice president 1 yea future plots — erjoj Me m herds, be saeessful. pa- ty, go to lb moon, retire, own 0 footbdl teom, be on oU fat end ptey pn Maria Guadaluo (astro erckoem — lug end Rita sige — conca best friend — Robert (one best aemooes — when (amen Gustovo. Robert ord I went lo Del Tao daing 6th period, unforgettable memories writ A A. I (. NG. NB. JM. AG. (H, T.C, Cl, rtcAiing who Sylvia realy nos ktme pfons — Erv 0 prosperous Efe wt rewadng future progress N l ei Chavez nirknom — litti� one sign — cower best bitnd — Na- me Mariner best memories — me ond Mipie's porty. 9 grod when Jr. high friends were dl here inrolrtmeoss — dnl teom future p 'ons — graduate from SOSU with 0 Sahela's Degree in computers Get 0 good poyieg (eb Gregory Col nickname — Teom Rider best bietd — UHoey Bostion best aemoots — osUng Tiffaty to be ay girlfriend, ay 17th 8-Doy surprise porty. Axle staling 0 wal that was isNnsef Wore plans — go to coleg with skate teem (college teom must hove 0 sick haH-pip ) McA impressive plans fa my fomly to be Morio J. Col nirknom — Btetk Deo sign — pisces best friend — M L, S.V.. H R best memories — dnvisg my dd cas. memmes hou cuts end HA D. iorofrtmetts — wrestEag 3 yeas, footbol 2 yeas, bodmnton. AS8 I yea fiturr plens — IK DovH. wresting, my own office, wresting, money ond wresHug. Robert C. Cote nirknom — (oee-heod sign — scapio best breads — Bteao. Martin, I up ond Hilda best memories — molting the wresting teom. my I7ih bit dey. being with HJdo G. «vehementi — wresting 3 yeas Ivtete plots — otterd college get 0 bochela's degree in etectricd esgineering. then get 0 la of money ond gel maned ond hove 10 kids (TRKXS) 2 a 3 wil be enovafr but boskolv I wont to be sacessfd Claudio Copeland nicknome — (louda Bawi sign — tourus best bread — Cynthio Torry best memories — Thucsdoy t� gtes MUN ot tvasid . (two d Moyo 1 hour bah. weekend ol Bowl cowert «vihemrnts — Model UN, Semisot, bond, chores, (Sk, Arrow. Acodemx loom future pfons — double mo(a in psychology ond nwsic ot IK Berkeley hopeluly, help psychow people ond do saneAing ortrsricoly watrwWe Diana Contreras sign — Ebro best Head — lo I vain 8 best memories -my SCI. f M unigut love. bu p the pde. 114 locker, rreck (If fnoh '86. • I cross roaitry girf. D.E.M. Contreras, unreality doy. � 129, 0 f pietur� . Angel State (HS swMtshut (IASS Of 88 THE KST. «vehement - rennet. Irak teom. cross country. Tondes, french ond Spanish dubs, eotfy outreoch, UCSO. AVIO. yea book '88 future pfons — graduate from SOSU. 8S in business, mna psychomgy, fly dl over the wold Rodolpho Coral «clean - Ridy sign — cower best bread — luis Monhfa future plots — to get 0 «oesrata. plumbas, etectricd end orchita- turd Ikense. Amando (wrtis mcknome — Mcynecd sign — aies best breads — Roe Arduvd. Oenyte Hobgood. Angie Retitt best memories — Porker fowsdotoo with bubs, ol mghta with A R ond R A. ad the good tines with r said bennies ievohements — (Sf 4 years, jenrir dess iteosaer, ol spiriled atirihes future plans — go 00 to ctfeg wbte sifl dowing with th (dilanio Bdlet Corn pony then. 9 1 owey from Son Diego ond dow Sort Daniel nicknome — 8-0 sign — rirgo best bitnd — BD Weiss best memories — testing my driving obfiries to their Emits, btisg continuously lost « Specfct, friends, teaher. paries end most ol ol my lota tegh-school yeocs ievehemenh — phofogrophy 4 yeors. ostionomy 3 yeas, ppenese dub l yea. dromo I yea, bosketbol. summing 1 yea future pfons — IKSO study photography ond morine biology, get 0 job ot Seo World a too os 0 phetogrooher. travel ond teoch Sandro Davidson sip - . memaies — MazoVon 88 roomies: Vik, J enie, Michele, I-mos '87 with A2, a Davids s« — soginonus best friend — Ardreo t Marty best Howo« '87 Andrew DR O'hean. rag ol niaht with Jani ond Megon. Deoi I MO ievefvements — girls varsity sacer of future pfons — go to college to gel 0 moster in business oed be president of 0 finowt capaotrin Rafael Delgadillo - :incus — fern s n — sooittonus best friend — Tovo best memories — summer of '85, first girtftieed future pfons — became onengneer. Mwoi Diec sigo — oquorws best memxits — the crush I hod on 11. 0 Icog time ogo. M K chositg ( M. il nos Is ' Sh � y. hey bob,' oh. don't terget 01 Jhe crory times in AVID wrth T O, M IL. A LR. «vehement - ftewh dub 3 yrs. (Sf 4 yts. voleyboB 1 yr futut� plans - offend 0 univasity. gel 0 moster degree, trove! wound the world mae 0� 3 times. Craig Dinger nirknom - the Oink sip — virgo best friend — April best memories - the midnight exopod , 9th grode Irak teom. my porty. lo Joia (ore. nogng wotas itreoWinm — erode 1 yr, v. swimmiag 3 yrs. foot- bol 4 yrs. (Sf. MUN future plens - stat my own busieess. goin indeptndew . wed power. Chris Drogma mcknome - Spike best friend - I S. best memories - mghts out ml IS. wakiog ot Hoogen Oms. my first trip to M's house w IS. bah dotes w M( by IS 8 JN ievefvements — contribsfed my shae to seniaidieus stotistKi future pfons - mom lo IA. baem 0 rich odrarising ogenl, stort 0 fomly .... Maria Draskovic nirknom� - Hoops ngo - teo best fneod - my si , Ml� ao best me moots — sotwdey nights ot After Oork, 3 00 an Urrito tuns « Roberto's, bosket bell, mondoy nights ot cowette's, doncmg to Oer ca stereo in � cd d xx icvahemenr — beskerbol. vole,bod, trotk. (Sf. Choir of Rrem (emmitte future pfons — low yea ivy teogu ueiverirty-medKin� Modeline Ellis mcknome - Modd sign - geevni best bread - Route Gowdves best memories — getting « ) (HS. Mr Thorpe 8 Mr (ravens 8 Mrs Olsen, everyone then (wiped me out. my fneod Romo nreehemenrs — SAOO 8 Tondos fPart plots — cc8� g ond the Army Reserve Joanna England rkteem — J0J0 sign — xapio best hitnd — Steui the Brutal et best memories — reotiing who my reol friends ae. ond who I redly om in tfvs society in reterion to everything ond the doy that Michael ond I met eoch other end I said I was edd future pfons — toAege Son Frenoxo Slot Fred Inglebrighl sigo — oquorius best memories — getting kxked cut ef the Ebrory. going out with girls, Ross Adcwk's closs firture ploos — study the eceon end ow; my own Business lynn Erickson r.vkoem — Raky best friend — felieio R 8 Mak 0. best moments - talks on the phone a felcio oboet Beheoski ond Honk. M l.K pak w Mori levehemenrs — soccer futtve «fans — beug th best tewyer ever head ol. boring 0 ford llunderbird turbo coup , still being w Mark. lywn oed Mak 8-21 -87’ Gustovo Escobado mclnome — Gus xga — pixes belt friend — Vxia Bel iron best memories — I oot to tc to 0 girl thot my shyness fabid me in 86. Seo World. 9009 to the Uc concert mvofrecants — wnefficid rowdy, soccer fctur plans — became 0 lawyer a decta, wfcch ever comes first. Jill floras nicknome — RM. Jilo sigo — tow us best frieod — TH. SM, (S. MW. TW, t AH best memories - lb (Ion. (etesrin coding it vwicus front yards, remoer room end Eric's By. ideors. TJ, the barf mobile, reoly cheap dotes, daddy's ca, mommy's ca. our own ievefvements — wMi who? future plots — make lotso money ond enjoy Ef if I bore time Sandy Floro� nirknom — (ond, sign - «oncer best friend — (ai Wmnger best memaies — getting hit b, e bosebdl bet in 10th grode ond having two Mod eyes, going shopping wit (one davtg xhod hows, meetirg Oond Mvohrmenis — socca fcfur pkns — go to cefleg . porty. study, meet Mr Right, get monied, porty, hove lids, ho � 0 rwe house, porty. get 0 goad jab, here 0 nice coc, porty, ond be hoppy Kotbloan Gollagh r mcknome — Tucy Beeni Weoni' siat — copncan best friend — Rohm 'Jooothon' Steckbutn best memories — drJ teom 84-'87, jcurnolsm. Down-o (snoopy) in the rice fieidi, t ca I never hod ond feb 13 '87 Jo ny-8oy. Chari ord ftiends «vehement - drill teom. choir, dtomo. Rhymers ef Eostwkk fcfur plans — chid psychologist a leafier lor grode school, baem rich ond temous for my moonEgterig «ring, oed rete hoppJy « the Bdiomos Irma Garicia «cknem — U Orwmer sign — gemim best Heads — Yvome B Maibel best memories — when my friends ond I went to t beoch end hod 0 good rime fctur pfons - beccm on assistant monoget of a meted receptionist, than maty my boyfriend J n ii« Cordelia mcknome — Boby Coles best bitnd — Roeh Bea ond Boo best memaies — main squeeze V.8 love yo ofwoys with dl my heat. Mazotlon (AKA) heoven, rogin' had dl night with buds J H„ IW end mony others mvohtmetfs — tondos future pfons — college (Meso) end be a irovd ogenl asd own my own business, be successfd ond rich Yvonn Verwita Gantry II nicknome — Venn sign — «oncet best Heads — Seo-Sbel. Mow. Rokey best memories — boring the LOUOEST vox ot tw loetbd go� , the porty ot Yvette's house. BDOf. being tenet Joclson on Sec World slog -Audience Romos M , Moui. Bubbles invohtmeaJs - moccfiin) bend, (wmoa relohons, (Sf, treoxxet fcfur pfons — go to 0 4 yea college ond pwsu 0 carer in teoding a extend my educotion end baom 0 data Gal maried. hove Ms ond keep « loch wi«i my friends 110VE YOU DEARLY Kristen Chads nickname — Kristy sig — tawus best friend — Rene losky best memories — going to Miter's Outpost. Thursday eights. Rrea- Side uresherornts — dr000 4 yeas, MUH 4 yeas. Arrow 3 yeas M� is s T. Godoy nicknome — Mo up — conca best friends — Mr. SENIORS 157 Rkk. Si� Kenny besl memories — my convertible pink bog. split every doy. So� Fekpe in the simmer, litfcin it W� in '88 itYo veroents — girls, girls, grls Aaftrre plots — stoy «it cl treoUo, go into rod estoli 8 male money J. Omor Gonzalez nirknome — former Homer Sigo — toptkorn besf friends — (wrio 8 Arthw best memories — the marcinq wo wont to boy Depod Mode tickets!! the tees ot night sdiool. 1-4-3 ( mroVoniMts — Vorsity Tonw fefcre p oos — become o successW, rich. leveWo. lawyer Melissa Goodwin best Mood — Edew Pisoadv sign — g n ni best memories — the pigeons end rinnemen rofc. bind dotes, ond (be green bcoger mobde odrtnt«res. bftrr plots — open rsy own dotting store, get morriod, become rich, 8 live hoppily ever after Shelly Gordecki akA. Mcrionn (turtle) best memories — datcing sigo — copricorn best Meed — in the stroet ot Seo World wi Morycnn, gang � the Hcmecoming gome with MX 8 Y.G. honging out oiler school with MX future p ons — go to (ufaory school, open my own business, (ond get to know O f. better) Lauren Griffin meteor — Big 8rd sige — l ro best friends — Theresa 8 Kristy best memories — K G. — 9 grode, Irre long ond prosper, bbp, J.G. DAVE1 8 D M I. mrofremeets - Seminar. Annvd Slot� future p oos — to be surreutded by good friends, good times, ond be hoppy Sharta Mara Hale ntchcome — Shono Bcnono sign — virgo best friend — Trinity Shm-b best «emeries — Gtodnito 34-'87, corring home (rem cheer comp '87 8 taking So guys gang down Kghwoy 5 mo vemeitfs — Vorsity Cheer 2 yis. Were p ons — t«J osscee 8 modeling. Jcane Horklcrood metnome — Big Red tiea — oquaius best friends — Jen Taylor 8 Res King best «emeries — feotWI gomes, mossne perties, cheer comp, hotrig KS.. strl love you ( 8. imrohemeets — cheerltodng. moxager (or footbcl. wrestling. frock Fiiijre pleat — go to Meso. be on Airtne Stewardess. never morry. be rich 8 single1 April Horrelton nirknome — Ace sigo — leo besr friend — (reig best memories — O.K. the 9th prode, (O.-my true lort, the midnight tuopod . tcgl-g Woters, porties at Site's, Croig's porty. Homecoming 85- 87. trips to IJ. M the 8-rrwMe, Gradate, prom, Mojorien. AS8 JH. Stel end Celeste: you gjys mode it happen! iitvofre.nec-t — Vcllevbdl 4 yrs. Swimmbg 4 yrs. Senior U«s Ireosurer, Dromo Club, CSf, 8 MUH figure p oos — go to UCSO reded school, be o doctor, oorrv the mon ol my dreoms ond lire happily over olter! Denyce Hobgood nirknome — Butch sign — coscer best friends — Rotty, A-g, 8 Moyn best «emeries — Sa«al Bwmies 88. nooae did it like we did! cw motto — mee. men ond more MEW Mott � -growing up together- noor else I would hove wenTbd wt ae or Girls Sacer-kur greot yeors asge r-se« yoo d in womens leogue! don't Iwoet your red shorts! rit- vehements — AS 6. 4 yrs -Vorsity Sacer 4 yrs. CSf 4 yrs Softball (3) SADD ’(2) Rowdies [2) french Oub (2) Orcmo Oub (I) Arfure p ons - go to IKS8. me- jor in political science, go to low school, become o poUicio end become the 1st wemaa president!!! Tri Huynh nirknome — 8otk, Wood, etc. sign — pisces best frknds — everybody best memories — Ml's birthday porty, the lovghtir, the joy. end the sodness mot it has to esd. imohemeefs — SAOO, Astronomy, CSf fufcre plens — to be Why rich ond hoppy lotertr Lomont Jackson mcknome — ll cool J sign — coptkocn iesl friend — Oond Koenin best memories — summer of 87. working with dk. gang to the beoch. HOOTS 87-88. porties, movies, thanks Dove, it wos greot iwe vements — footbol 4 yrs 8osketbdl (4) SoseW [2) Irak (2) lordos (1) 8 Ce-ed Vole|-bdi futwe plow — go � U ol Howcii 8 pkty boa, then kkk bode ond en- Kcri Jurkoic sign — copricorn best friend — Shondo Mogee besr memories — foiling in Bio pad, Jot? EEfEK1 there's 0 rot in mi hrehen! in- whwtewis — Ack teom docothobn (2) Tennis (1) V, Swim (I) Softbd (1) hiture plens — to be 0 foskren designer. Roso Kino nirknon — Rosie siat — tbro best friends — Fresh, fish, i. J.T.. 8 ted besr «enwies - '87-'88 8erih . J ted besr 1 g=y to 9) Homecom'ng, t! 0 with onomer those crazy footbd gomes. Pink Ooy, 8 ditching oae (_ _ cheeHooding. A S 8, moscot, 8 swimang Arfure pleat — go to coAtge 8 moke my lehets dreem come true, find my speed somebody, moybe roery h'm 8 live hoppily ever diet. (Ho Wsl) Moriann Kobayoshi oidneme — Turtle sign — virgo besr Meeds — SSefy 8 Venn besr memories — bempisg each o r 01 the Homtcomitg come, W. 8 milt u M.l.S. runring in the roin end yoling w Melbw 8 Rocky Stood furore plows bteemo rich ond meet period guy David Koonin nirknome — Oove sign — caicer best friend — Jim besr memories — losghng a kotfhoa w Jim. UIC with MAe, wdk.tg into if ice cepodes with John 8 Scott invohements — bosebdl 8 boskefbol furire p ons — coleoe Kelly Koopmon rickeeine — Kel-Kel sign — scotpio best friend — M isso test manories — the Greot Escape day, Sen Clemente Ccnyon, 8 Dustin's von fuhre plow — go to college’ Come beck to CHS end hoross lorry ond everybody else Iric Kvigno s.gn — sogrtlorius best friends — Ml, HR, (W, 8 AC besr «emeries — Mott's edxofioa ot Blocks, Hector's mony Winders with 80b, con- dit lit movies, shooting Tcby 8 greot otiontd oscopes to if beoch with Coiie. future pfoos — Col Poly. SIO. irskng my 1st mllion by c e 27 8 lirding Me lams rrore studly thon Mott 8 Hector! Steve Landry sigo — cries best M .id - Mdorie best memories — R hjrd legSer - Arby's, fi. GO. SG. AS. KS. X. EH 8 1« summer rights ot Seo World, Scorfoce. Slemdoncing inroframer.t — loslbol, bosebc l, 8 cress ceueery fcrure plws — go to ceflege. porty. ond mojer in commercid on Rene latky nickname — Noyro sijn — loaus best friend — KG. best memories — Ibsrsdoy nights. MJIer's Outpost, blonde hoir, bfe eyes, 8 0 red nose mvofve«eots — Arrow Stuff fkure pcVins — go to cclligo. hne mony chld en, 8 iherouqNy esjey life Wrig w bogels 8 Oiet Coke. Nicola Laugnlin nirlitome — Hckee sijn — concot best friend — l so Smrih best memories — toughing «rnh lisa, getting 0 little sister, ord the lime my boylnend ypt me 0 rirg imdvemenrs — Swimming 2 yrs. Ski (M 1 yr Dromo Club 1 yr. bosketbol I yr. future plats — go to calege end travel JcnnHcr law r.cknecoe — Jen sige — scorpi) besr friends — Trsho 8 Amy best memories — Oonrue. e live ol my life. Tisho, Krrin 8 us. best buds ofwoys lunchtime ot the lockecs 8 shoring Amy's secrets, mwfvements — Ar- row S� df AS8 futwe pleat — to morry my kosey end to be on occomtont Carmen leanie s jn — virgo best frieod — lupe Costro best memories — being friends wiib lope, Robert, Ann, Guslcwo ond Hcrmo. going to ppon in if surrmer d 1985, ol the good tnies in 11th grode future pleat — eliend USD ond mojor in business, eojoy my Me by trending ond hiring fue. Alison leech nirknome — AI' , Gdget , Ak ' best friwd — P01Z0 Cobonllos best memories — the special lun end the greot times wt by bid . shores ., ham red houses . Morh Wohat . KM., cheer comp d 86 My � Je Am e Mo e. cheer comp 87 Shut up. AJreody. 0—1!. sum- mers Irom 84 to 87 . . Denny s. the shores, sugor snod Hey Hoser Thooks la dl the memories I bve you P C. very mah. lost, but not Most, my capod buds: R .D love you three!!! Sorry it hod to end. mvofve.wents — 9th ond 10 voleytxJ. 11 th ond 12 vorsity cheer ftfwe pfoes — Meso or S.O.S U. 100K OUT! Richard legler nirknome — 'Resto Rich'' sign — scapio best fritadt — Jecet, Clint, Ted. Shoy, Kaon best mwvories — portying ot mogk nwuntoin, b)mb fires wi Shoy ond Jeret, surprise potty e« Shoy's hwse. iovdvemwrs Irak (I), crosscountry (1), fastbdl (I), c d wresH.ng [3) lutae plans - college ond colege porties Mott little mrknome — Chewy. Thumper sigo — scapia best friends — Eric K Hecta R J DePerta end Grener best me manes — the mony odven- dices vri Eric. Hecta's speech wrth Bob Ot e. ond the goad times with Denyce iaroframects — 11th, 12 V.P. 4 yrs CSf. 4 yrs frock. 2 yrs JV football future pfoes — go to (d Poly, major in women, hoptfdly semedoy be like Tebo Soito ond Irre hopoily ever diet. Javier lopez nirknome — lopez sign — oquorius best Meeds — Joel Bajtislo. ond Oovid Sdos best mwror.es Icotbdl gores reoly rowdy on 84, hemcccming donco 87, cod probobly e pro® ol 88. � 1 foture p ons - own a bor in P8 ond be my cousins ossoedte. Michelle lundblade nkknane — Mich sign — gemni besr friends — VAki Songer, Arnie Worber, Chxk Suckmon best memories - (.8. - d� cys love you, such greot memories — Hew Yeors Eve 84. Y S ad S O oolwoobs sum= r of 84, Homecoming who 0 |Ole. AW. Iw yo keep that sense ol hjmsr P.C. thonks for bstenisg ord ol the info. Mvo vemwrs — swimming 4 yeors, soccer 4 yrs. futive plats — go to cdlege moja in psychology, become suc- cessful. bdepeaJeot ond wtolri . Mary ond hove dWdren ond live m my on- deco house ond drive 0 8MW. Ramon Madrigal nirknome — Taty sign — oquarius besr needs — Mort 8, Cercy, Box, lonott. Mile. Jelfery, B4 ond Robert, Patty V.. Podo M, Cotrie 8.. Me4iso G. best mtmories — Tijxaeo City, schad dorces, eictleni oossip i� ve vemwfs — footboll 3 yeors, 2 yeors wrestling ond 2 yeots ol frock, future plows — monoge my own Design Comporry. Shondo Magee r tino«e — Sobro ugn — libro besr Meed — Otbi best memories — Oovid end liso Just one ol the Girls'' Kai. Joe end the ea. in- vofveroents — swirrming 4 yeors, soccer I yr. tennis 1 year. MUN 3 yeots. fcture ploes — go to Srown o;d get 0 Mabel ptue. Pete Whitman Magnuson nirknome — Ogoer, surf sigo — gemim best friend — Craig 8oker best nwwries — gins, teahers doxes in- vofremeots — band, chair Aifwe pbns — to Irie happily ond relox. Kelley McCauley sign — oquaius best friWs — (y=die Roder ond Shdhr Jones best ««marts — (Jamie C. end Kelie 8. ovr fevaite guys 84-87. wording it Iromosfers wi Cyndie 87-88, Snowy J H ond 0 Pete Rose dne m- va vements — seftbdl (31. dromo (3) fulwe pfoos — go to 0 loed colege b e few yeors ond trovd 0 little. Scott McDoniel tcknocc — He-uy sigo — tax us best frieod — Patricio Morrow best memories — when Potncio ond I w M to it spoce museum on my birthday, 8rion 8 se got ottocked by the rubber monster ot lunch. Pot Oltrova ddn't listen to U.2. oc 0 M O. one doy, Gorrett Higgins «tod Ks oge. futwe pfoos — to be on on teacher ond cortoonist, Tim McMahan nirkeome — Timbo sign — tourus best friend — Scott McDoniel best memories — my bond in concert cn the hnch court, football gomes, ospecioRy 0 ride bock on the bus, to see Mr. G ee R.L's porty nt- voVemenfs — bond, choir oad swim team frtott pleat — get 0 8S in Computor Science, moke on Wtm, get marud, tore 0 gooo certer end cWdren Mike McQuccncy uyt — loo best friwd — Robert Eerier best memories — T.C.'i porty. bwting Missioo 8oy is yeor in lootbofl ond bo (If Wresing (honpionrfvps AivciVeme.ifs — foabol 3 yrs. wres ng 3 yrs future plats — cdlege Meso, T«h, a City (doge, then US( for 3 a 4 yeors. graduate, mole money end settle down wi V.S. Mehrok Mehraz mckoac — Meek sign — pisces best friends — louri Grunwold 8 Me ysso Sondovol best memories — priyws wi (.1. J.R. M l. 8 11., me end M S. trying to keep sene wi Turf, mudd ord ol the Jeffs on osc tr«H Polm Sprbgs Spring 8reok '87 wi I G invofrwtents — sacer 3 yrs. Irench dub 2 yrs, dromo 1 yr future plans — 4 yeor coJege, 0 well perying job I enjoy, get married orvd hove kids. Ihe happdy ever ofser in 0 beoch house Aldo Mendoza sign — coprican best friend — Jose Juon besr memw — I met my girl Moeico', ron on the cross country team (If. atd got 0 schol shp certrlkote mvofremeetl — Irak teem ond cross country reom fwwe pk — be somebody importent in Me, get rorried ond hove 3 to S k«ds Chicho Mendoza nickeome — (beech sign — libto best friend — Tc (omerie best memories — porty in T.J. involvements — wtesrimg 3 yrs, cr country 3 yrs, teak 2 yrs futwe fl ons — go to (d Poly. Michelle Ann Millar nirknome — Shelly 8 My but friends — (yntl Kdl end Roso best memories — p cying vorsity softbol ad vdeybd. go to HomecemiM 87. ond porting wi ot my best buds invobfmeols — V. si boll ond V. Voileybol futwe plws — to be sacessW in cosmetology, play m spans in college and meet mare people Theresa Monschain mckecme — T.C. s n — virgo best frieod louren best me«ories — chemnrry wi J-.«. Sept. II o-.d 12 bemblire freewoy pcflfd, Noe «oons, 0 M T., man, toxen — I fmolfy grossed you c When I laved Daen Ourcn! mvebemenrs — G.AT.E. (Sf, Astronomy club Ivi plans — to be sacessW in whotever job I choose, hove 0 wwdaful huib. ond b sipeiflously hoppy! Luis Montufor nirknome — leo sign — oqwarius Asvafvements — f bell '84-'85 fiAire plots — aa have 0 business fc«lwe thrty. Stcfonic Mount nxknowe — Sterie Mcuntie sign — rirga best frie — J1I0 JeBo ord Molestine best memories — if summer d '84. perking. guys from Sou Africo, ri lost Ooy of Surrmer Escopodes. PcpperOty ond borf mab e, 0 nght ro raol 9 13 M E. the sWeo Pasche - Dkhirg Mr. l doss — let's hove 0 dove, (elest's rescue ot Seo Pori mloge, Mr Rent-o- ond Vtarioss encounters wi ri low, Mr. Blinker inrobemeets — (Sf 3, Ire deb 2. j.v. volleybd 2. v. swim 3. AS8 2, puWkotioes I futwe p ons — g (ol Poh cod major in Arcfciiectud Engheeriog. ean beoucoup d agent wait Nil I'm 27 bdae qetting rorried. Paulo Munoz sign — Totrus nirknome — Shponky best friend — P Vosqutt best memories — J.V Cheer, comp, dances, u Jer tf Meahers, w ty cheer, on TY ol Seo World, first doy of senior yea coug tt. Gremlin. He smakin, olter dark invofve«eot$ — 10 grode J V. (heerlcoder, 11th 91 (Sf, 12 grode vasity cheedeoder, (Sf Aifwe p ons — fax yea co8ege, ja «1 psychology, groduoee wi 8 S. «1 psychekgy aid be 0 suae psychiotrist. Trevor Murphy s'jn — Gemini nirknome — Irev best friend — best memories — bemo in Frfsto Island � i Jock oad Greg. Mony B s Jak, Scots romp vri it whole group future p'eat — go to cologe. eper own business. Ernesto Heri nirknome — Heto sige — virgo best memories — wbei euye fell in 0 puddle of wefer to get 0 g« boH. my first doy ot Ooiremont, j ri 1987 golf leo® iwoVemenfs — gaH 3 yrs. sacw 1 yr futwe plw become rich, hove 0 boy el my own end move to Fiji«Jomoco Thao Nguyen nirknome — TiHoni sign — tourus best friend — J f. MW, S.M, T.W., A H.. H R best memories — Stefs jaceti porty, T.J. on aientol pinker (remerrher riot (rc g). T.J. � . (eWsr. M ord U.ke. g owoy flowews to «exkoo lids Atvofvemenfj — V. cheer 1 r, volleybefl lyr, dos, french clib, (Sf future p ons — study psychology ond btcerr psychologist. Trortf end live with 0 gat gears guy, no morriog a st ottochcd. Domion Williom O'Connor mrknome — Ihe Dormlee sign — s torius best frieod — the Jaelsta, ri Oomter, Gcngstas belt memories - gong hongeo out ot Iwch ond my girl Jenny who I love ond the regin do 88' I kve yoo all. keep up the kila paties gacd kxk a you ol ntroVen — lootbel 2 yrs. bosebc l I yr futwe pfoos — aa graduate, stoy ow el fro ord to moke 0 good omeont 0! money, cfco keeprig in asuch with tht gong, know who you ae. forewed lupe Padilla nickname — loop-loop sign — a s best frieod - sectors (I'm friendy) besr memories — smgng do-o-g cn s-’oge ot Seo ri osling Or. MD for odrice. gong to I A. wi AVID fu� are pleat — to kec touch wi my friends Josh Pcrcaoy mrknome — Maiam lian Power bttl friend — Brion «emeries — u(. Uhmot, molino thnos blew up mnafvements — J ostronamy clib future plots — rife tt wald or lecne the plonet Angela P titt oirkeeme — Ang (Oung) $100 — virgo besr frieod Denyce H. A-o-do (. Roe A best mewories — Moyn, Roery, 8utch-H.( rotten. p 05p«t, people , doming, six pak. diuing . lotghmg . . fogeAer. J.V. cheer 86-ponpnn. adventures wi uale R. bail wi if groip icvftVemenrs — (rench club 3 yrs, dremo dub 4 yrs, J.V. I yr, rowdies 2 yrs, S AOO. I yr Arturo p oos — travel through fronce return to (aSfanio ond otfend if peestigous Meso college ond ri n irensler lager uriversrty wi french os my mqor. Erika Phibbs cign - leo best friend - Julie Meek best memoricl Screem in the Dork, being lott wi Moyra inroJvcmenft MUH 3 yrs f leom I yr fulwe p ons — 90 to college Tracey Politi sign — copricorn best friend — Amy Fofonte besr nsem — lunch wi Any, h, ing. ond talrsorh by the pal , all the donees, OaoVds ond the pmorio guys, good luck sectors I love ri doss c Sf 158 SENIORS ofuemwts — pubkcertais 2 yrs, rowdies 1 yr fare plan — 90 1 crilege, IvdY forty child edxotiw. gel maried end raise 0 fomJy. Catherine Poroth rwcknowe — (oAy rign — sogittorius best nendi — «rry Teudt 8 Tommy Ririh best memories — Tommy's end my (ini boyfriendi rd Ae (ini tej, when th� three o( us wwt 9 A mawtans o� d ih wow ligk tore plan — � 0« 0 job Aon !ol� ( 90 lo college. liia Price flrtlwme — leeso, OA sign — «new, besf friend1 — Elvia pn {18 Troey Brcbcnk best memon'ei — M.T, GOD!! we saw you Aon we in drivirg by. krllng owsrices in summer '87, O.AM. 01 every gome1 i� - efvemwls — J.V. cheer I yr, V. cheer 2 yrs fare pilrns — go � 9 S 0 S.U (or X� yeors, gel maried «hen I m 25. hove cMdren ood live Soppily ever rittr 1I0J0I0 Irma Ramirez sign — taxus be si breed1 — A� o 8 mi. Antario Gorcio 8 dm undo Rodtiguet bell mexoaies — «hen A y Isok us out ri Sponish doss, hen Atnonn Ie4d me he wot gelling morried future pfoat — go to (tome o:d nek for 0 bg capaottai os on aeeostonl, get merried, hove two or three iildrtn ood trie b Ro“«. Hector Rios best rieod — EK. Ml, 88. TW sigo — gwrini best memories r Me. Mott, Eric. Amends 8cb Oltilie in the squjrebak, 3 squids mtars 1 ivohe-enn - Sponish Oub I yr. SAOO I yr. CSf 4 yrs face pJons - lo be eppv, to be someone,� be me Alcjondra Rodriguez mkkoacee — Ali sigo — scorpio best friend — oior.ro Acosio be si memories — did you see (hot guy?!! mose croiy trips to [A. ond Mogk Uowiion. A day I met Gilbert. iovaVemwrs — french CM uhve pfons — 0 corner in business end computers Yvette Rogers nirknome — pokey Sign — sogflorius best breeds — usbendo Joyce 8 Yvowe Gentry brsr memaies — the field trips to LA. hov rg lun ot Ae fcotbeB gomes 8 firoty being (died 0 Senior .-stood cf on Jmderdossmon fare pfons — graduate, go 10 college, end become on a- Uniori 8 0 eesmeedogisl. Olga Romero mttnaeoe — lilo sip� — sogittorius best friends — obno. Aicio 8 8etty best memories — the times we ol went roller skofmg. pso, (yr.Aio 8 I missing lunch lo gel bored or the Ironing stores, ond just span- ing lime togtthw 90r.1p.1g ieveJvemwfs — Eodmnloi I yr Freed� Gib 4 rs. future pfons — go 19 college, ooke my pawls proud, ond tdie things os !«ycorae. Sandra Romero nicfcwme — Twee-T best friends — my «1 Roechel 8 fom best memories - UH. ME, ME. AH. 8 � , - I wve you g ys! Jl - MI, Cro the best Wiw Guero 8 I wem 19 the beoeh in Ensenodo, e W 0 111 future p ons — joining the Ait Force, stating 0 home, get monied Ircgnd 2 5. end who krows «hot else?! Kathy Rowe nickname — coi simone s 90 — gemini btil frieods — Mel, htis. Jesi. 8 DS best memories - Posting cfl boring baches. E.A.t.O.O.T.R- rcnoiskytrs laevert escape from 017 Patid libtrottai, fink f!o d. See you n me Dakside ol Ae mson! .tvaVrmenfs — The Rimers ol Eldrkh future p oo$ L directing, producing, writing, keeping writ the rimes, going with the msonity, oping, pc crying, aid sloying 00 Iki . kChristopher Rubin nirknome — Chris sign — scapo btil friends — EK. HI. RA. Ml. 8 TM btil .coema.es - me 8 Jak lolkitg obtul life's hiteries. gertng sung Hogpy 8irAdoy in Ae o- ttaiim 8 Crk drivina at lome (rem 0 porty discussing friendship wiA Hecta invoWieres — (SF 4 |rs Aeafaic Teem 1 yr. yorth 8 government I yr. frifure pious — U( then orm 0 rock 8 roll bond lor fane. money, ond girls Ana lorena Ruiz sipo — leo besf friend — Irmo Renutet best memories k from 6-8 grode in Escwdrdo. r.y trip 19 Iwden 8 Gxdolojao fare pfons — go to college, gel 0 pocMime job. ond hope Idly 0 dteom wfl come true in to 1st «2nd wee dime. Rae Russoll xictoeme — Hey-Roe sign — taurus best friend — Savino fen Skkke ben memaies — Tondo Conference in (erlsbod, my junta yeor, ond tan's little noles in 5A period irvefvemenrs — Tcndos 2 yrs. Tennis Teom I |r 8 Boys Sosketbol stois 2 yrs. future p ons — move � 9 Socremwio 8 pursue S coreer n pobfics or the legislative brooch el the government JcH Rutland nickseme — Ruiiburi sign pisces best Iritnd — Jwnne M. best memaies — whw Moti 8 I wwt 10 the hx.se e the bro'm irjured pomon lo rwt Ae dunking booth. ASB 8di 1987. ond my 65 yrd T O. ogousi Bonilo Vislo. irrrohrmwfs — (loss Officer 2 yis, Dond S Ino I yr., Diory ol Anne fronk I yr., lootboll 3 yrs, bosebal 4 yrs, Oramo Club 2 yrs , (SF 4 yrs, 8 Sertirw 2 yrs fofure pfnns — go 10 Pepperdne, get morried. and become 0 teoeber Roxanne Ruzie nirknome — R«ky sign — � iroj best friend — oiycne who wil lo.gh «I my puns best memaies — 0 bchb-V Westwood wiA Todd, Shon. 8 the frous, yearbook, end beino serenoded wiA Rozonne Iby A Pelke] during every posung period invaVemenfS — Semnor (4) (SF (4) tus- sias Oub (2j Russion-joponese (k II) Orano (bb (3) Yearbook [7] Seek (loss Secretory (I) Academic Team (4) Acodemc DeceAcdoa Teos� (I) Honjr Seminas ol Sen Oiego (2) fritwe pi'ons — gel my fh O . b«o=e cn wgiseer, live in 0 house wiA 0 new ol Ae oceon, ond drhe 0 (dko. Kerry Safdie 119� — loo mrohf.cienis — Vorsity Iwnis 3 yrs. istae pebns — go lo 0 4 yeor rolcge end become 0 leonis pro or go mto (Am After Aol 11 just see whoe hoppess, 11 try Ae pro tennis circUt Michelle Salonius «.vkoeme — Mkki sip� — sc ittaiss btil Iritni — Morienn Koboyoshi best memaies — When Moriain 8 I lino gee Shetey � donee. Morion� , Sheley 8 I ot the sod h p dang Ae twist! How it used to be when Mabnn, Sheley, 8 I were friends iovoVrmwts — A V 1.0. 4 yrs. future plan — 0019 crileoe. g-adetat, 8 become Mrs Osve Wilson. Martha Sanchez sign — oquorius best friwds — Snvley. Goober, Mousie 8 Twee-T best mwiaifs — remember Ae time we went to Seo World. Motive’ I hod 0 greet lime but let's not do thot onymoto. fisure pfons — lo suc- ceed in life ond to«o la wiA my friends. Melyssa Sandoval mrknomt — Meh sign — gemni best friends - Normo 8 Mehrak best memories — the mystery cose ol ol A ieffs. mud 8 turf trying to mader Mebrol 8 me in 9A. end when Mehrok s folder got stuck in Ae locker end we couldn't get it out! imaVemenrs — Orcmo (bb 8 Arrow fu'we flooi — go to USIU, moja in commuricaons, end travel Vikki Sanger nirknome — Vik sige — scapio be it friends — MMl 8 IIH best memaies - the ookwwd porty - VS, Ml. 0 M G! Grod 'BS porty w A7, SO. 8 VS Ae bobys.tter. Red nice gkls V 8 JP - so (or so gtod - him seeming 86. 0 right in hel imahrmMtt — Girts Vasity Sacer 4 yrs. frfurepfons — Psychology moja from UCI. ond otetal be hoppy 8 successful (destine Sorvis e.ckoeme — Momma (desle best friwds — J . Stel, Traey, Mocy-lou. April. 8 Thoo — The KIAH! best memories — the gred bst nit bebae school, PK ponies, the guys from SA. Tj, the porsche. 86 sorng break ond April's B-MoMe icvaVemwrs — Vasky Swmming 3 yrs future pfons — go 10 SOSII [«I porty schod!) get 0 job, be rich, get morried ond be 0 dozen 8-0 chldten. just bddng! Tamie Seevers mvkisane — Si � 2 besf friwds - Holly 8 lino best memaies — New Yeas 1987, MW ond weekends ot Tino's house, i.tvofremwrs — Vdltybdl 2 yrs. Soccer 8 Soflbdl monojer future plws - go to SOSU, become on occowfont 8 ean lots of money. Kelley Smith sign - tourus best friends - AA. K8. KW. 8 SW best memories — siAng on curbs (a erdbss hours writing (a KB 8 EN. Sidehne lorry 8 deciding to dot how mo y times’!! Ad it work? wrorg !! imohnttezft — bosketbol 4 yrs 8 nock 2 yrs. luture plons — oo to Horvord 0� Ae M. be 0 commerciof interior designer, ond ohwys ho.e my friends orosnd1 leah Stcyers mckflome — Bcmbudie besf friwd — Chris Orogmon best mwcories — Me« w Ovis, Scott 8 rest ol Hoogw-das. nun her 9's ot ol times, I A. cuce excursus — bve you olwoys Chris Future pfoos - lo hove 0 patnashp wiA Chris in owning our own hew, ond to bo Ae interior designee of ft. tsy . Jennifer Taylor flickoaece — JIj«n 7- vjroo bet friwds - RK, JH. (8, CM, MW. U, 8 INsbest memories - Rwr IhrgWlW ten mbe We. Jeoie 8 the woter bottles ot Ae oomes. Potty 8 Ae contest in our roan oe cheer comp. i.Tvofvemwt5 — Irak 3 yrs, (heerteodkg 1 yr. bosketbol 2 yrs, 8 Vasity Footboll menoger I yr. fritwe pfoes — go to cdlege, be wiA my friends, gel 0 cor. try � moke it in eodeVng, o� d patylll James Tcpner rkkoente — Jim sign — libra best friwd — Neil beif rormaies — summer vaction, spciig bewk, 8 Christmas vaotion. fefore pfoos — NAU, job, rrornoge, get r h, live 8 die hoppy. Simone 0. Thomas nirknome — Mcno Sign - oquorius best friwds — lino 8 Sheryl best memaies — Ae dess of '88, oil Ae ten I hod in school. I I miss Claremont 8 ol «4 my (rieeds store plws — go 19 0 2 yeor coTege ond then tronsfer � 9 0 4 yea cdlege. loke business 8 aceuntng I wont to be 0 CPA Maria-Domenica Timmel nkknoroe — Meni best friend — everyone best memories — ftnrry geestions oboe Austria! 8 my first doy at CHS in- vofremwt — Orono u'srr plow — g9 home lo study c« usiversky in Y neo, Austrio 8 beccme 0 business major. 5hoy Torros nirknome — ShcyShor sigo — pisces best friend — Jrredon (lintrich btu mrmaiei — Tes indeed my Seeia year wos fine, ol berotse ol Ae frieods ol mine; remember the bonfires end the timos or lunch, b:w obsut the eft a KomeMmng brunch?!! rnvofreroeri — bond Wire plans — go So 0 4 yea unritrsky ond become Ae most swcessfU indviduol I cai be. Elvia Von Es ckkowie 0 A best friwds — Uso 8 Missy sign — corcer best memaies — 112 correct — I'm leering you in Ae dust! Sum- mer vocotion ol '87- (DA1) — Ae list is gelt rig lorgec! Iwtbril seoson-0 A M cJ evrry gone! K.O O.A Ckib! inrohwtreJs — Vasity Cheer 2 yrs, swimming 2 yrs, SAOO 2 yrs, (SF 3 yrs future plws — ottwd 0 4-yeor university in Ae UC system, get 0 well paying job, travel, get maried. hove kids, ond We heppiy ever ofter driving my rsd convertible 8MW!!! Savino Van Sickle nickname — Sowy situ — gemin. best frieod — Roe Russel best memjrirs — Rl 8-Doy paly, dosces. gomes, mud footbol, Ae gorg . Akeet, wrkitg 9 AR. 8 the Ol'ccncerl. iitvolvrmeef — Tondos fu. tjrr pfons — moke mwey 8 hove fun PaHy Vasquez sickceme — Aquo Net — super extra hold sign — Cmi best friends — Poulo-lS best memories — JV cheer comp 8 Oove, Tel truA « Ae dak '85- 86 ASB Boll. ID grode wder Ae b'eahers. PM. IP, PC, 8 OM, 1st doy ol schod we got cowht! IP's eFtadock. TJ 8 Iwtbril gomes icvaVemwrs — cheerieodirg fcture plots — go to SOSU. meja in orts 8 business Become 0 top loshicn desig r, travel, ond own 0 red lerrai. Phillip Vigil sqn - pisces btil memories — be-.ig 0 secta, gang 19 0 fewcocfertnces ond Secerning Ae ISSR. 8 riding neit to Stephsme iivofvements — CSF (2) MUN (2) future pfons — gj to 0 semantic pcestigtaxs utiversify then go to low school After thot I plen a rather hope lo be rolin' in $ ond hefpia people rieng Ae way Rafael Villyard nickname — Rick besf neod — Steve Mooce best memaies — the first do-y ol high school, the doy I gst my truck, ond the times I hod wiA 0 certain girt iniohwiwvi Iwtbril, bosketbril 8 frock future pfons — go Arough pte-med osd Aea medcri sclori, be 0 pedotrkion, gee mar d, cod hove ki«. Alicia Vizcarra .iickflome — licho von scapo best friwds — Olgo, Oiooo. EliiobeA 8 mae best memories — the toes I sow! wiA ol my friends, ril 4« ploces we went, the donees. Ae games, and ril «e fun dosses I hod in- voV� meets - french ab (4). Onll flog caps 8 bcdmnton fare plots — go to college cod study law a psychology, a go to on ort school ond study intecta a fasbea design Tina Wagner nkknane — SI I rign — scocpra best friwd — Tame best mexxories — Mey 9th 1986 -- E(B — Ae friendship shot hos been thveugh 0 l:t of agumeets ond afwcrys come ort OK. my specid friends — Bl, MG. JM, KG, IR. 8 IS mvefremwft - fkigiecm 8 vrileybril morvoger Future pJcns — � go on to college 8 moke ol of my future dreams ccme true Annie Worber nickname — Mouse sigt — coprkwn best frieod — Michelle best mwiaies — Ml 8 Bessy dying w Moreno. VS tried so ploy tennis w SO. JO, 8 V8 — good times in Bessy tJ she crooked Soccer, swan ponies! Sweet 16 w Ml. Ae lie love yw cfl! Swim teem 86! Ph 0 cot 1 help you’ «hot a joke1 See you ot the reu?ta1 mraVemwfs — soccer 8 swimmitg futive pfons — to be 0 child 8 future psyebstegivt, be very well ril in my Better K:mes ond Gadens heme by Ae coast � � A my awesome husbosd. two beortifri children, ond my red Mercedes convertible 500 si. Marylou Welsh nickname — Chopb sigt — sogittorius btil friwds — Rudy 8 Trocey best memories — fokc esccpes w IN 7 wr post 8 futae. Notae Trois, 37 ASB Boll 8 HC- 8-4 8 oftev, chrays be yoa chctpo. secret pats w th« Kko (I left’) '87 swim w wi� r babies; JO H lo « M 8 fti Reel mw con only weor Speedos!! Oeperie Male eweert 87 .mw vtmenrs — V Swim 4 yrs, Pubkcckoas 1 yr futuro pices — hove 0 successful coceer, get maried, settle (town 8 hove 0 lew kids, 8 live hsppfy in 0 big house by the aeen. Stephanie Williams nirknome — Stephers btil friends — everybody besf memaies — ol my friwds i� Met, end wiA Kefre. Andi. Kelfy, 8 Kaen ot Ae portiss 8 F8 gomes, ol A lu� ttaos we hod — I love you! ksvofvements — trait, bwd 8 dcnce twm fare pfons — Mo.-otlsn, Mexico, summer of '88, 4 yeors of crileoe ond become 0 djnee instrwta. Tracey Williamson n knane — cobboge potch kid [red) sigo — virgo btil friwds - MIW, HR. CS. IN. AH. JF. 8 SM [Ae Klon) btil mrma.es - to those who know — Acop.ko '87, Mory loo's 8-doy porty in Mondock s doss, lose lurches in Mr. Mordak's doss, Ae ride to H wkh me Mory Iw 8 Stel in the stolen Porsche. ASB '87. end Oepoche Mode 87 vnA Mory lou m.ohwiews - vrileybril I yr 8 swim twm menoger I yr fare plws — go � 9 coTege. mojor in acoentinj. groduote from college 8 bepefefly f«� d someone specid. from there — who k rows’ Don Winoski mckflome — Som best friwd — Steve 8oec belt me.etori s — my friends cod cfl Ae Aiegs we dd ot lunch rnvofvemenfj — wtes tg future pfons — go to coBeoe ord bcccme on octhitect Carie Wininger mrknome — Cwe(s) sign — leo besf friwds — Sordy flats 8 Eric Kvigne best «emaiei — Mee ng Ae most wonderful «y possible — EK 8 ril the hes Wil. Sandy 8 I went Arough to go out. Sondy - I wil never faget you, I wil ofays remember At lun memories thot we shard in- .olve.ctw« — (SF 8 Yea boric futive plats — to ortend ASU end mow in a- counting. I hope to gel maried o«d live heppJy wiA no (inosciri oriigcedns whet 5« ever Scott Winston tign — oquorius AiwVements — Tenns Teem Bill Wright r :Inane - WJd 8.1 Hickup s.ge oqwrvus best need - Kevin Huxhiisoa besf mextorues — Ae rowdy doys ol pep rotes. Ae hoH dors, end Ae doys Ae went by lost, future pfons — to become Ae 1st ore. wddtr ever to beccme lemous! To beccme on drcrolt designer In momory of Hugo Ac eves Morch 19. 1970-Moy 2, 1987 SENIORS 159 a fierce frwtavuHv From brand new freshman fares to veteran junior friends, the underclass was a diverse group. Getting into the styles, out partying on the weekend, being loaded down with homework, maybe getting that all — impor- tant driver's license (and that first ticket) — all were a part of growing up at C.H.S. Class competitions and spirit days. Class of ’89 and '90 t-shirts, Homecoming and pep rallies gave each yeor's class a chance to show it was best. This was the first year in a long time when not just the seniors, but also the underclossmen hod class shirts, dances, and lots of fund raisers. Participating in clubs and on teoms in and out of school, asserting in- dependence and showing individual style were just a few of the things the underclassmen did with verve ... 160 UNOttOASS (opposit poge) 1. Sophomore officers ofter serious Twinkie intokt. 2. Dint in the process of dy.ig o slow, painful, cafeteria — indued deoth. 3. Oo those underdossmen do onything, bat eat? (this poge) 2.8eth ond True: Let's Stick Together. 3. Amy, Erkko, ond Dorothy taking o breok during sixth period Athletics. 4. lonely Brion Weisbecker on o desdole Ooiremont lawn. UNDERCLASS 161 a peace 9Z9 162 UNOERCLASS OFFICERS 'boJo j, tm Axall-M cAad lotYt J -Pr-uneb, m o ur x a! c ro) s pc a a, i ersoYL. 5btA,Tv.k.u Iha.I'LV licm KS rp m , . iauqKS «A 0i one ikuw w f e , £nJ- idi tom? n iu wlA ZlLjfS fe ? C c V' moxK Acoves, Anno Acos fa, Roxonna Agwlcr, Maria Akorez, Ruben Alejandro, Lourdes Anderson, Erie Aporkio, Kon ArcWofo, Myra Ardlo, Arturo Armifoge, Oinf Arnold, Wliam Axteogo, Rkhord Boca, Gilbert Boez, Moaka Borlcer, Lawrence Barraza, Poul Bell, Jennifer Bell, Morio Bortoni, James Berumen, Martha Befonccwt, Jesska Betzler, Moryonn Bier, Iona Bloke, Kim Boese, Brian Bowen, Rkhord Bowman, Guy Boyce, Tushonda 8rovo, Jose 8rift, Troy Brown, Todd Colejos, Donilo Comocho, Moribel Ccnepo, Julie Coron, Tracey Castillo, Hugo (houinord, Scott Clement, Kathleen Cogle, Steven Cohan, Tina Cole, Ooico ConUe, Steve Contreras, Concho Corbin, Sheri Cordovo, Elizabeth Corroles, Thereso Cowfes, Douglas Crompton, Soon Cummings, John Davidson, Tcmelo Davis, Jeff Dawson, Michele Dowson, Poul Delgcdiib, Gustavo Di Cotoldo, George Do, Khonh-Kim UNDERCLASS ACE-DO 163 Do, Thien-Kim Do, True Duron, Shelby Dyess, Jocquoline Efe.Suzome Elswod, Jessico Escobedo, Arturo Espino, Juon Espinozo, Mouroo Espinozo, Miguel Espitio, Obduiio Estate. Jimmy Rgueroo, Jose Folonle, Amy fletcher, Steven Rores, Armando Rores, Susono Foster, Kerry Fregoso, Julio Frisch, Elys Fulton, Scott Galeor� , Hector Gorcio, Adelina Garcia, Anabel Gorcio, Angelica Gorcio, Enrique Gordo, Felix Gorcio, Morio C Gorcio, Morio D. Gorcio, Sondro Gee, Noro GiodoK, Sieve Gipson, Denise Gilbert, Stephanie Gipson, Debra Giertson, Ericka Godoy, Michele Gomez, Manuel Goazoiez, Donna Gonzalez, Maria Goutert.Joe Grondi, Pool Greene, Atetheo Groenberg, Eric Grostkk, Mode Boll, lorry Horris.Trocy Hernandez, Morto Hernandez, Morio Herrera, Adeba Herrera, Jovier Ifiddgo, Jeremy Hilliard, Richord Hollmon, Meredith Homer, Jennifer Howton, Donny 164 UNDERCLASS DO-HOW Hernondez, Ulisses Hueso, Rosolbo Huynh, (uong Isoocs, Welter Jotkson, Faye Joromillo, Jovier Johns, Jennifer Jones, Shelly Judd. Jeff Koufmon, Bryon Kelly, Hillari Kenolio, Lola Kernon, Jenniffer Ktrr.AWo Kleinschmit, Shown King, 8ob Worn, (hod KJeven, Lisa KJinkeri, Michoel Kobylski, Kris lofove, Don Loath, August lope. Monito limo, Jotkeline lindtey, Marshall Longfellow, Joseph Lopez, (etdio Lopez, Eneido UNOERCLASS HERLOP 165 Lopez, Ernie luno, Margarito luno, Patricio Molsteod, (hristopher Mock, Joseph Mahl, David Monrique, Bibian Monsoor, Andrea Morron, Ruth Marquez, Gloria Martinez, Eva Masse, Peter MatHohn, Mike May. Heather McOavid, Roy McDonald, Kelly McCouley, Patrick McGlynn, Deborah McKenzie, Cherie Mendez, (hristino Mendez, Guodolupe Mendoza, Undo Mendez, Zenoido Mkhoelis, Mkhoel Miles, Bob Miller, Kent Mler, Kevin Moroles, Morio 166 UNDERCLASS 10PM0R Morowiecki, Peter Morgon, Tony Motteler, Heother Miromcc.tes, Rafoel Munoz, Jose NeeAom, Janet Neri, Gustavo Neuman, Todd Nguyen, Ann Nguyen, Anh Tuon Nguyen, Mike Nguyen, Nam Nguyen, Tnx Oltraver, Potrkk Podillo, Luis Porro, loreno Porro, Rad Pele, Elema Peloyo, Gaby Peroia, Jesus Perez, Max Peters, Amy Peterson, Oina Phipps, Chod Peirce, Randi Popp, Troy Prke, Joson Pub Rkhord Quirk, Christina Roder, (yndie Rolpb, Steve Rottiner, Ooniel Redmon, John Readkh, Morgan Rhodes, Tro y Rieker, Aaron Rignold, Brion Rios, Qoudio Rios, Lourdes Roberson, Aaron Robertson, Lori Soodovd, Sergio Sorubbi, Morio Sthrosk, Oomon Seely. Liso Seguro, Potrkia Serrano, Hilda Serrono, Irmo Rolliton, Kitirece Romero, Luis Ruchti, Keothert Ruzk, Cynttio Soito, Erlo Soochez, Lidia Soodovd, Sondro UNDERCLASS MOt-SAN 167 Serrano, Kelly Simone, Morio Simpson, Jeoiine Sinniger, William Smith, Richard Sdtero, Gobriela Sotelo, Susona Stabile, Michele Stotom, Fred Steed, Ootid Sties, Mortin Stratton, Tomiko Suits, Adorns Sumption, Josoa Swank, Kevin Swonsoo, Lor no Sylvestre, Lynn Tovizon, Veronko Toytor, Tomes Tinoco, Morio Tiszoreno, iairoe Tower, ideene Travis, Teresso Trimble, Russell Trull. Aoron Upson, Tereso Uti, Troy Valdez, (esor Vorgos, Patricio Villogomes, Leticia Vkent, Jodi 168 UNDERCLASS SER-YIC NOT SHOWN Vizcorro, Flor Vogel, Down Vooog, Thuon Wogoner, Dorothy Weber, Erkko Weber, Kimberly Weber, Shannon Wilkin, Donno Williams, Mofk Windsor, Christina Womod, John Wright, Cindy Wright, Gordon Yeung, Johnson Acosta, Mario Moatijo, Jorge 8ugel, Cotolina Nguyen, Anh Chong,Jone Nguyen, Huyen Dioz, Jesus Olhorrio, Sondra Figeroo, Cesor Ortiz, Arocely Foster, Jomes Ortiz, Robert Goruoles, Omor Porro, Rod Grossmonn, Brion Peloyo, Lourdes Hoilmon, Jeffery Phillips, Vkki Iborro, Hertor Rdey, Kris Jones, SheRy Rizzo, Mkhoel Koopmon, Kelly Trong, Tuyet Son Mortinez, Rosa Vazquez, Susanna Mo thews, Charles Wilson, Teresa McKinney, Rhonda Mendez, Gonzolo Weisbeder, Phlip UNDERCLASS VIS-YEU 169 a peace tWO Aborto, Luis Abbrvaese, Donno Acosto, lose Adorna, Mod Adleson, lorry Aguiler, Gobrielo Agwlor, Jorge Alejondre, Carman Ameituo, Ostor AntoneBo, Tony Argow, Dovid Arroyo, Oiono Boilay, Kathy Bain, Nkole Boin, Tyro Bonuelos, Enrique Borises, Monti Borr, Ion Borrios, Rkhord Botdorf, Quinn Boutisto, ioel Bautista, Jose Bell, Nkole Beltran, Andrea Beltron, Gobrielo Beltron, Ostor Bhoski, Arthno Bibowski, Josen Bloedel, Ronoki Briseno, (loud ia Brooks, Mkhoel Brooks, Tosho Brown, Shonnon BrusWiold, Marshall Burns, Eli Contero, AHredo Carrillo. Heother Cosfonedo, Alberto Costro, Rkky Costro, Yesenio (ovesmo, Angela (hose, Stephon Chavarrio, Mkhoel (houinard, Donny Gsnero, Adrian Oork, Quintey Ooustro, Monuel (ole, Mike Cooibelh, Ooniel Connelly, Jon no Conner, John (ontreros, Eldobeth Corol, Myrno Cunningham, Dennis Curwen, Rkhord Dong. Boo UNDERCLASS ABA-DAN 171 Doutel, JUie Ooy, lorry 0«on, John Decimo, Jock Docker, Kevin DeMurgio, lub Despres, Morie Diaz, Work) Oioz, Morio Dkkinson, Jason Doane, lisa Droskovic, Milena Duenos, leilonie Dvron, Adel Echevorrio, Nicholos Elios, Morio Esporzo, Sontiogo Esporzo, Steffie Espinozo, Roel Estrada, Joon Former, Adorn Fierro, Gilbert Fischer, Dome! Flores, Moneel Flores, Patricio Fordhom, David Fortier, Angela Gondoro, Normo 172 UNDERCLASS DAU-GAN Gofcndo, doro Gomo, Roso Gcmester, John Gomel, Rosorio Gorcio, Antonio Gorcio, Luis Gorcio, Morio Gorcio, Mouricio Geory, Roxonne Geory, Wyott Gerstensloger, Jomes Godoy, Potrkio Gibbord, Josh Gomez, Duke Gome:, Jose Goncolves, Melindo Gongoro, Rye Gonzoles. Jorge Houser, Jennifer Helm, Jomie Herd, Tonyo Hernoodez, Doniel Hernoodez, Moribel Hernoodez, Rudy Hoh, Toe-Ho Huezo, Juon Hunt, Qorence Huynh, Thai Huynh, Oung Ibarra, Juon Jockson, Dcvid Jockson, Jerry Jourogui, Jesus Jimenez, luis Johnson, Jeonne Johnson, Jenny Johnson, Kristin Jones, Joseph Jwfcoic, Jeremy Kosseboum, Oovid Kellner, Joseph Kiblinger, Ben Kifer, Beth King, More KJeven, Mori Knight, Doug logioe, MyJoro lomos, Sophm londry, Heother Longford, Jeff lorronogo, Leslie lorson, April lowson, Amondo Lepe, Silbina Lesmski, Kothryne Lillie, Cristina UNDERCLASS GAI-LIL 173 Loiurio, Dominic Longfellow, Nothon Lookcboogh. Scott Lopez, Ano luno, Joiner lynch, Tyler MocOonoM, Christine Mognono, Christopher Mognuson, Ard Moodo, Hector Morciol, Jose Mortinez, Fobion ttortinez, Frank Mortinez, John Perez, Judith Perez, Oscor Peters, Moyro Peterson, Deeno Phillips, Doniel Prott, Angelo Pulido, Abrahom Komirez, Alejondro Romirez, Ines Ramirez, Adriana Romirez, loura Rios, Ana Roberts, Steve Rodriguez, Julio Motto, hrette Matthews, Loren MeMs, Chris tino Mendez, Carlos Moeller, Heather Monteverde, Mark Morrow, Patricio Mosher, Andrea Muniz. Jason Munoz, Liliana Ngo, Hoang Hguyen, Hung Von Nunez, Cesar Nunez, David (Xivordes, Lourdes Orr, Tony Ortego, Teodora Ortiz, Arturo 174 UNDERCLASS LOI-ROD Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Rkordo Romero, Morco Romero, Rex Rubin, Vonesso Ruiz, Armondo Rutfedge, S. Ryon, Jennifer Solazor, lilio Soidivor, lienor Somoniego, Alex Sonthez, 0«or Sondovol, Groteilo Sondovol. Maria Sondovol, Vkfor Sorwbbi, Alexandra Sorvb, Owlseo Segura, Vetooka Selversfoo, Karen Serrano, Isfela Serrano, Salvador Serein, Rkordo Shelter, Kiro Shipman, Robert Shoopmon, Richard Sionfo, Elva Skodberg, Philip Smith, 8fion President IGm Worobec leods the mighty Sophomores at their first doss meeting. UNDERCLASS ROO-SMI 175 Smith, Oonold Smith, Mason Sooy, John Spoyde, Oovid Speers, Shown Stondridge, Shownna Strong, Amonda Sutton, Crystal Swiger, Jimmy Phom, Ton Dung Tavizon, Angelico Treiber, Mkhoel Tron, Binh Turnor, Roy Trplon, Potricio Utsier, Nicole Volencio, George Vorgos, Blanco ' Vosquez, Corlos Veioquez, Alberto Vorri, Mark Villasenor, SAha Vflegos, Undo Vatorro, Fobiola Wagooer, Roderick Word, Anthony Wenquist, CoBeen Weruel, Jessko Wierzbidi, Elizabeth Williams, Dorroll Wilson, r«o Womotk, Jennifer Wood, Colleen Woodfill. Mike Worohec, Kim NOT SHOWh i 1 Aguilor, Gobriela Molino, Enrique Beosley, Christino Nieto, Luis Bhosin, Arpno Ramirez, Maria Christensen, Jomes Ruiz, Juan Contreros, Rkordo Sonthez, A no Cota, Sebosfiana Smith, Arion Figoeroo, Cynthio Sutton, (hod Haley, Jill Teton, Christopher Keob-ounheuoog. Scdong Thotnos, Fotimo Kerr, Tonio Torres, Romon Lowe, Mart Wosserteil, Issoc McCoy, Kristen Wright, Dovid 176 UNDERCLASS SMI-WOR 1. Whofs the number for DIAl-A-OATE ogoin? osks Mike (ole desperately, 976-GIRl? 2. I'm JJ. ond I'm here to soy thot the (loss of '90 is on its woy! 3. Mile Woodfill plotes his order in the Trading Post: Til loke o Doublemint, some MS M s, three pods of Skittles, o Storburst, few Mipops. two Kudos, o Pop tort, o pod of Twix, one Snkkers, o Her- shey with Almonds, Gummi Boors, o Reeses Peonut Butler (up, eight Mors bors, fifteen pieces of kotke, ond, sinte I'm wotthing my weight, o diet (herry 7UP. 4. Stop it fobkx� !' soys Morio, They're toking our picture! 5. Ard is toking promotions thot his spore tire doesn't go Hot. UNDEROASS 177 from Top to Bottom: Troower, Hung Iron; S«r«tory, Soroh Bonn ; Vke President, Amy Solwrtfon; Pr id nt, Morio Evor� . 178 UNDERCLASS OFFICERS “ A 4y4$, lOUTO Aguayo, Morcelo Aguero, Roberts Aguilar, Joe Aguilar, Noemi Anderson, JeH Angtie, Notalio Apple, Alkio Arellones, Monuel Arellano, Jorge Arkinzodeh, Alisa Avila, lissetle Boezo, GobrieJo Bdey. Stephen Bail, Irmo Bait, Voronko Bonghort, Omor Banuelos, Beotriz Bornord, Slevo 8orrv s, Tasho Borr, Erkk Borrios, Cyndie Baslee, Ty 8ottern, Joson Bean, laro Berdejo, Silvestre Bernoi Griselda Berry, Lola Berunen, Mariso Bier, Cory Briseno, Sandro Brown, Michael Brubaker, Susan Bugbee, Derek Bunnoy, Sorch Burk, Jimmy Burns, Toro 8usseou, Denise Combro, Keith Companero, Eileen Cardenas, Sondro Corini, Frank Corlson, Chris Corpenter, Kevin Corter, Shonell Cosonovo, Elizabeth Costro, Jose Costro, loreno CelboBos, Jomes Chopin,. Chris Chavez, Monuel Choogchuo, Vono Cisneros, Morco Oare, Doren Ooustro, Margarita Ginger, C6H UNDERCLASS ACE-CU 179 — Cot , (hod Colins, Steven Cordovo, Alicia Coirfes, Trocee Cruz, Andreo Cruz, Ooodio Cruz, Oovid D'Agostino, Jionno Dong. Ty Davis, Forrest Davis, John Davis, Williom Davison, Tiffany Dee, Loren Delapuente, Cristina Oelossontos, Judith Delfio, Antonia Despres, More Diaz, Alex Do, Hung Nguyen Do. Diep Doon, Tin Chon Donais, Michoel Doudero, Amelia Dougherty, 8rion Douglas, Aaron Duane, Morlene Echevarrio, Anthony Eide, Brian Eide, Oonny Englebright, Sherrie Escobedo, Mortizo Espinoza, Romiro Evons, Moria Ewing, Dennis — 180 UMOERClASS COl-EWI Feltmon, Todd Florio, Gino Fregoso, Sandra Fulghon, Mori: Gallardo, Abraham Galvan, Diego Golvei. Cedio Gartio, Hector Gorcia, Irmo Gortio, Jose Gartio, Jose Gargi Jo, Christlon Gotpayat, Christopher Gozco, Jose GiUom, Doniel Godoy, Brenda Godoy, Rkordo Gomez, Rkk Gotuolez, Ivon Gonzalez, Mizoei Gonzalez, Susanna Gordecki, Roxanne Gordon, Rondy Gould, Ryan Gutierrez, Valentin Hahn, Heother Hanscom, Zoc Horo, Mike Horo, Mkoskrvo HcrrHon, Jesus Heminraumi ntmmgway, oniion Henry, Antoine Hernodez, Abel Hernodez, Alex Hernodez, Ana Hernodez, Jose Hernodez, Rkordo Hkks, Cheryl Higgins, Gorrett Homer, Doniel Hueso, A mondo Huff, lorry Huggord, Kristine Hunter, Angeilk Hunter, Monique Hutchinson, Trist Huynh, Chou UNOFRCIASS FEl-HUY 181 Iborro, loreno Izobcl, Silvio Jonos, Oorok iuoroz, Salvador Koyvonshokouhi, Eftom 10Igor , Brian K ley, ChrH Kl in, Oovid KobcyosS, Glen Kroklow, Alan Krause, Kathryn londin, Mono longfield, St v n Lorgovisto, Kovo Liman, Otonno Lindsay, OK long, Amy Lopez, Rosalinda love, Alex Lozano, Bogor Lozono, Griseldo Lozano,Jess Luno, Korio Luno, Letkio Lynn, Claudia Monokoune, Khomthoy Morkai, Jazmin Mares, Renee Mortinez, Linda MtCleary, Jennifer Mcfodden, Omar Meek, Julie Mellos, Kothryn Mendez, Eddie Mendiolo, Elizabeth Mendez, Gustavo Mkhoelis, Stove Mis. Jo Miserendino, Tino Moffttl, Man Monraz, Aldo Monterrosa, Javier Montvlor, Jesus Moron, Oscar Moreno, Denial Moreno, Glorio Morton, Jerry! Mounier, Scon Munoz, Ruben Murrillo, Mario Harciso, Garry Nelson, Erik Hemie, Theresa H ri, Moses Nevling, Suson Nichols, Ronald 182 UNOERCLASS IBANK UNDERCLASS NUN-SAG 183 Nbmz, Morio Overton. Reneo Oyler, Poige Pocheco, Joshuo Podio, Ano Podrlo, Pod Pollomory, Michoel Polomores, (Kona Paredes. Anna Pod. Rally Perozo, Adrian Perez, Krystine Fton, Aeh PJotte, Mourke Primmer, Wayfca Pursglove, Brian Quiroz, Rafael Romirez, looro Ramsey, Leslie Ronkin, Brandi Rottonosinh, K. Royos, Cynthia Ringwold, Pomelo Rivero, Hector Roctoforle, Sean Rocha, Joson Rockwcy, John Rodriguez, Emilio Rodriguez, Jessica Rodriguez, Omar Romero, Diono Rosillo, Laura Ruiz, Morcos Russel. Dono Soge, Justin Freshmen really do have it rough. The first year in high school is very frogile and often the most challenging. Mony changes must be mode to meet new expections and requirements. Freshmen must always be open to new ideas in order to odapt to high school life. However, freshman year con prove to be very rewarding, os many friendships will grow and memories will be mode that will last a lifetime. Umm, adjective, now whot's on odjective? Mon, I know I shouldn't havo bought thoso Mod-libs! soys Pod Paflo. ! lunchtime octrrities during Spirit Week were such o gos (or Brion Weisbecker. 2. Greg Torres, Brion fide, ond Dowry fide Show Orieftoin spirit by perfor- ming o roin donee ot our Homecoming gome. Somoniego, Julio Sonchez, Vercoico Sehoenberger, Joshuo Schultz, Koti Selverston, Amy Serrooo, George Shelby, No then Smith, Jeonnie Smith, Showno Solis, Roy Soryodvongso, Bounpheng Specs, Joel StomkJo. 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Adame, Mark Adams, Wesley Grdtam Adelson, Lawrence Jr. Adley, Christine S. Aguayo, Marcela Aguera, ilarherto Aguilar, Gabriela Aguilar, Jael Aguilar, John A. Aguilar, Maria Aguilar, Hoemi Jorge Delacniz Aguilera, ala, Gustavo Alcaraz, Ruben Jr, Aleiandre, Carmen Altmann, Jacques A. Alvarez, Moria Elaina Alvarez, Ricardo Amaro, Jose Luis Amezcua, C1audia Amezcua, Oscar Andersen, Eric Parker Andersen, Jeff tleils Andrade, Hilario Larry .Angulo. Hatalio Albam Antonello, Anthony James Antonello, Audra Apple, Alicia Yvette Arrhivd, Rae 6, 11, 14, Ardilla, Jose A, Arellanes, Manuel Santos Arellano, Jorge Arellano, Mario Anthony Argovi, David B. Ariza, Aleinndra Arkinzdeh, Alisa Armenta, Carlos Armitage, Clinton D. Arnold, Vhlliam Jack Arroyo, Diana 'Arteaga, Richard M. 1 1 1 1 lBaca, Gilbert Felix Boer, Stephen Baeza, Gabriela Baeza, Salvador H. Bailey, Katherine, Sue Bain, Nicole Bain, Tym Lynn Baiz, Imia R. Boiz, Rosa Baiz, Veronica R. Baker, Craig L. Baker, Eric Dwayne Baker, Erin Dwight Banuelos, Beatriz Bonuelos, Enrique Bother, Angela Barbic, Jeremy Baker, Lawrence C. Jr. Barnard, Steven Cmig Barnes, Latosha Barnes, Monti R. Bames, Vicky Barraza, P Barrios, Cyntlia Banios, 1lormaE. Barrios, Ridiard Barron, Jolm Paul Baslee, Ty Vhliarn Botdorl, Duinn Thomas Bottom, Jason Bauman, Jeffrey A, Bautista, lvonne M. Bautista, Joel Bautista, Jose luis Jr. Bautista, Jose Temo Beasley, Christina A. Bell, Jennifer lynn Bell, Maria Bell, Nicole Bellina, Antonia 0. Beltran, Andrea J. '7 23, 42, 72, 73, 81, 79, 122, 81, 126, 129, 23, 76 6 ,67, 74, 75, 128, 129, y-4012 128, 129, 128, 129, 78, 96, 128, 129, 128, 129, 85 1 128, 129, 24, 113, 130, 136, 14, 128, 129, 130 128, 129, 130 96, 128, 96, 119, 128, 86, 130, 153, 128, 129, 24, 14,15, 93, 128, Beltran, Brent E. 6, 81, 82, 84, 85, 88, 111, 128, Beltran, Gabriela Beltran, Oscar Beltran, Victor Bennett, Kwie A. Berde' , Si estre Bemid?Griselda Bemer, Joseghll. Berry, Lela rice Bertoni, James Andrea Jr. Bemmen, Mmisa Benimen, Martlll B. 25, 160, 174 171 163 179 171 163 130 171 130 171 130 179 179 171 179 130 163 179 171 130 163 171 154 15 171 163 179 129 179 171 129 179 154 163 179 179 130 171 179 129 163 163 171 163 163 31, 1111, 119, 130 179 128,129,130 6, 64, 76, 171 171 171 18,77,179 128,129,130 77,179 128,129,130 79, 1111, 129, 130 711, as, 1111, 129,130 179 96,171 128,129 128,129 74, 75, 163, 168 179 179 171 86,128,129 163 179 128,129,130,156 171 128,129,130 179 171 179 128,129,130 128,129,130 171 96,171 20,103,118,119,163 163 171 128,129,131 171 129, 131, 135, 147,156 77,171 171 66, 1111, 119, 131 128,129,131 179 179 32, 116, 129, 131, 152 179, 96,163 86,179 86,163 H LUV M Betancoort, Jessica M. Betzler, Maryann M. Bhasin, Archon Bhasin, Arpna Bikowslci, Jason Patrick Biller, Cory W. Biller, Lona Gail Binger, Carrie Bloedel, Ronald Anthony Boese, Brian Bovien, Richard Earl Box, Christopher 3, 25, Boyce, Tushanda Boykin, Marcus Stephan Brabank, Tracy R. Bracamonte, Guadalupe Brava, De Rueda Carlos M. Bravo, Jose Antonio Briseno, Claudia P. Brisena, Jose Alberta Briseno, Sandra Pacheco Britt, Troy Anthony Brooks, Tasha Brown, Aamn M. Brown, Michael A. Brown, Shannon Brown, Todd Bnrbaker, Susie L. Bnrshfield, Marshdl E. Buckn1an,Cari Lynn Buckman, Charles H. Bugol, Catalina Bonney, Sardt Burgas, Guadalupe 8ums, Eli Earl Bums, Tara Ann Bumrs, Patrick D. Busseau, Denise Byrne, Jason Leo Cabanillas, Paula A. C le, Robin A. CHHeias, Danilo Camhra, Keith Camponero, Eileen M. Cane ,Julie Michelle Canoll? Jaime Cantero, Alfredo C. Cardenas, Patricia Cardenas, Sandra Carini, Frank Joseph Carlson, Giristopher J. Carnerie, Tony Caron, Tracey Carpenter, Kevin Carrillo, Heather Casanova, Elizabeth Castaneda, Alberto Castillo, Hugo Castro, Artura Ortiz Castro, Jose Luis Castro, Lorena Castro, Maria Guadalupe Castro, Ricardo Castro, Yesenia Cavesina, Angela N. Cazares, Carlos Cehallos, James Cehe, Charles Karl Chamorro, Luis Chang, Jane Cltavarria, Micheal A. Chavez, Helen gzvgzinlganuel Pmncisco n , Vena Chouinard, Danny D. Chouinard, Scott Christensen, James Cisneros, Adrian Cisneras, Marco A. Clark, Kimberly Ann Clark, Duincey Lea Clark, Temecka Clark, Wendi J. Garke, Kellee R. Claustro, Manuel Claustro, Mar rita Clement, Kattreen Mary Clinedinst, Bonnie lt. Clin er, Clilford Kyle CoaHley, Patty Coglo, Steven Geollrey Cohan, Tina Michelle Coker, Midielle G Cole, C11ad Cole, Gregory A. Cole, Mario Cole, Michael Cole, Dnica Collins, Steven Cone, Rohan C. Conkle, Stephen Connelly, Janna Marie Conner, Joint J. Contreras, Concha Contreras, Diana Contreras, Elizabeth Contreras, Gabriela Contreras, Maria Contreras, Ricardo Coolbeth, Daniel Gone 6, 10, 64, 74, 75, 128 83,163 163 171 79,85 171 179 163 128,129,131 171 163 39, 93, 94, 95, 128, 129, 131, 151 94 6, 7, 74, 128, 129, 128, 129, 67, 74, 75, 129, 20, 79, 10,87, ,129 128,129,131,147, 178, 55,127, 128, 129, 132, 128, 129, 128, 129, 74, 75, 128, 129, 41, 127, 81, 162. 129 128, , 128, 163 156 163 128 131 131 163 171 163 179 163 150 179 171 163 179 171 ,131 155 179 171 179 152 179 132 132 132 163 179 179 163 132 171 129 179 179 179 86,94,128,129,132,1S6 24, 84 128, 96, 128, 129, 128, 77, 128, 129, 96, 64, 128, 129, 128, 129, 128, 129, 128, 129, 128, 22, 128, 129, 133, 41,66,71,128,129, 171, 6, 9, 74, 75, ao, a4, 117, 128,129, 68,71,86,122,l28,129, 122, 171, 128,129, 22,77,121,122,128,129, 163 179 171 179 171 163 129 179 179 132 171 171 171 129 179 171 132 179 179 171 163 171 179 171 132 132 171 179 163 132 179 132 163 163 129 180 156 133 177 163 180 133 163 88 171 133 172 133 133 96 171 Copeland, Claudia Coral, Rodolpho M. Corhin, Sheri Ann Cordova, Alicia Cordova, Elizabeth Corrales, Teresa Cota, Selsastiano Covrles, Douglas Melvin Cowles, Teresa Michelle Crompton, Sean T. Cruz, Andrea M. Cniz, Claudia E. Cniz, David ll Cunningham, Dennis Curtis, Amanda A. Curwen, Richard D. D'Agostina, Jianna Dang, Baa Dang, Ty Daniel, Ban Patrick Dautel, Julie Davidson, Sandra Lynn Davis, Forrest Ray Davis, lel'lrey A. Davis, John Lee Davis, Mlliarn Ronald Davison, Tamela A. Davison, Tiffan K. Dawson, Mid'ieHe Lee Dawson, Paul Jared Day, Larry De Porter, Joe Dean, John A. Decima, Jackie Decker, Kevin W. Dee, Loren S. Degallardo, Elizabeth C, Delapuente, Cristina Delos Santos, Judith A. Delrio, Antonia 11 Demurguia, Luis Umar Depres, Marc R. Despres, Marie A. Di Cataldo, George III 11,14,15, 22, 68, 7 80,128,129,133,148 128, 129, 133 163 180 109, 163 163 163 180 163 77,180 180 180 171 84,129,131,133,149,154 171 85, 0, 72, 81, 84, 88,128, 65, 85, 92, 23, 128, 129, 133, 94, 107, 127, 163, 96 38,81,126,128,129, 121, 128, 77, 180 171 180 129 172 155 180 163 180 180 163 180 163 166 ,172 133 172 172 172 180 129 180 180 180 105,172 180 172 163 180 172 Diaz, Aleiandra Diaz, Gloria Diaz, Jesus A. Diaz, Maria Lupe 172. 177 Diclcinson, Jason P. 17 2 01111, 1411111 13, 41, 34, 116, 1211, 129, 133, 149 Dinger, Craig Allen 66, 67, 81, 94,126,127,128,129,133,152 Do, Hung llguyen 130 Do, 101anh Kim 163 po' Ngwpiap Ili 81, 180 Do, 1'hien-Kim H. 154 1111, 11111 5, 6, 64, 76, 161, 162, 164 Do, 1lJCII1411'l'H 6, 41, 68, 70, 71, 84, 85, 86, 128, 129, 133, Doon, Tin Chan 150 Doane, Lisa 172 Donais, Michael 150 Douddcza, Amelia C. Dou , Brian D. Doug1asl,HAaron Cmig 1 0 Dra man, Gll'lS Dragkovic, Maria 4 Draskovic, Milena Duenas, Leilanie Duran, Adel lonette Dyess, Jacqualine J. Echevarrio, Anthony P. Echevarria, Nicholas Eide, Brian Michael Eide, Daniel Dam E , Kevin J ElHa?0ieda, Mario Elkins, Brad Stephan Ellis, Lowel V, Ellis, Madeline Vernette Ellis, Suzanne Elswood, Jessica Eng, George EngPnd, Joanna Beth Eng ebright, Fredrick M. Englebright, Sherrie Kaye Erickson, Lynn T. Escabedo, Arturo Escabedo, Gustavo Escabedo, Maritza Espana, Estelana Espana, Santiago Espino, Juan E. Jr. Espinoza, Mauricio Espinoza, Miguel Espinoza, Ramiro Espinoza, Roel M. Espitia, Obdulia Estala, Jimmy Jr. Estrada, Juan Evans, Maria Rosa Ewing, Dennis Paul 1 ,129,133,151 ,24, 55,a4,117, 103, 1111, 120, 134, 140 3, 113 5,24,160,170,172 172 171 9, ao, 113, 114, 07, 165 125, 113, 119, 116, 119, 94, 107, 1111, 129, 134, 79, as, 126, 119, 115, 180 172 180 180 134 172 134 155 134 164 164 128, , 134, ,129, 128, 129, 129 128 128, 129, 139 134 180 134 164 134 180 172 172 164 164 164 96, 96, 178, 87, 172 164 164 172 180 180 MV ff .Q Falante, Amy Farmer, Adam Felix, Anna Maria Feltrnan, Todd Allen Terszt, Jessica E. Fetalvo, Rosalinda Fierro, Gilbert Figueroa, Cesar Figueroa, M. Jose r11c11111, 111111161 Eletdier, Steven Flores, Armando M. Flores, Jill M. Flores, Manuel Flores, Monica Diane Flores, Patricia M. Flores, Sandra Flores, Susana Resendiz Florio, Gina M. Fard11am, David L. Fortier, Angela Marie Foster, James Foster, Kerry D. Fregoso, Julia Cesar Fregeso, Sandra Frisch, Elyse Fulgham, Mark Edward Fulton, Scott R. Eusco, David A. Gaines, Lea Galeano, Hector Galindo, Clara Gallagher, Kathleen M. Gallardo, Abraham Gabriel Galvan, Die G, Galvez, Cecmii Gama, Rosa Hernandez Gamester, John A. Jr. Gandara, Horma Yvette Garcia, Adeline Garcia, Anabel Garcia, Angelica C. Garcia, Antonio S. Garcia, Enrique Garcia, Felix Garcia, Hector Garcia, Irma Garcia, J. Irma Garcia, Jose Angel Garcia, Jose M. Garcia, luis Garcia, Maria C. Garcia, Maria Dolores Garcia, Maria Elena Garcia, Mauricio S. Garcia, Harra Garcia, Sandra Gardella, Jenniler Ann Gargiulo, Christian Jon Garland, Brandon Sean Garrus, Pamela S, Gatpayat, Christopher R, Gazca, Jose Juan Geary, Roxanne Lynn Geary, Wyatt C. Gee, Hora Joan Gentry, Yvonne Vernita II Gerstenslager, James M, Ghodsee, Kristen Giaciolli, Stephen James Gilbert, Stephanie Lynn Gillam, Daniel Craig Gipson, Debm D. G'ertson, Erica Ghnn, Alex J. Godoy, Brenda 0. Godoy, Michele T. Godoy, Moises T. Godoy, Patricia Godoy, Ricardo Gomez, Duke Maria Gomez, Manuel F. Gomez, Ricardo A. Goncalves, Melinda Gongora, Ryeland Spencer Gonzales, Jorge Gonzalez, Donna C. Gonzalez, Eduardo Gonzalez, Ivan Gonzalez, Omar J. Gonzalez, loselina Gonzalez, Maria Elena Gonzalez, Mizoel Gonzalez, Susana Goodwin, Melissa L. Gordeclci, Roxanne Gordecki, Shelley A. Gordon, Randall Baker Gouhrt, Joseph S. Gould, Ryan H. Graieda, Agueda 8. Grandgirard, Sylvia Grandi, Paul flff 'Y' 128, 119, 96, 1114, 119, 128, 129, 5, 35, 66, 67, 128, 129, 134, 136, 94, 96, 77, 128, 128,129,147,154, 72, 79, 86, 76, 65, 72, 73, 128, 129, 134, 128, 129, 128, 79,128,129,134, 103, 128, 129, 7a, 114, as, 1111, 119, 134, 119, 72,a1, 111, 64, 1111, 119, 134 72, 79, 109, 78, 128, 129, 135, 77, 77, 128, 119, 86, 87, 96, 96. 78. 128, 129, 128, 129, 128, 129, 118, 119, 1111, 119, 125, 1211, 129, 164 164 181 164 181 164 164 172 134 181 134 134 172 94 164 172 164 164 158 172 129 172 159 164 181 172 79 164 77 156 181 181 181 172 164 164 164 164 164 181 181 134 181 181 173 164 164 173 173 129 164 155 181 134 181 181 88 173 164 159 1731 136 164 164 181 164 164 156 181 164 135 173 181 173 164 181 173 173 173 164 181 135 164 181 181 135 181 135 181 164 181 135 135 164 INDEX 187 Grassmann, Brian Greene, Alethea C. Grilfin, Lauren Ann Greenberg, Eric H. Grostick, Mark C. Gutierrez, Valentin Guy, Cynthia Guzman, Enrique Ha Phuc Von, Johnny Hahn, Heather Hale, Shana M. Hall, Larry Hanscom, Zac Iv Hardy, Jeff Harkleroad, Heather Harkleroad, Jeone Hara, Michael Haro, Miroslava Harrelson, April 3, 5, Harris, Tracy Harrison, Bibian Gabriel Harrison, Jimmy Harrison-Manrique, Jesus Harvey, Dara lan Hauser, Jennifer S. Helm, Jamie Hemingway, Gillian C. Henry, Antione Depree Herd, Tanya D. Hernandez, Abel Hernandez, Aleiandro Hernandez, Ana Hernandez, Daniel R. Hernandez, Jozmin Hernandez, Jose Francisco Hernandez, Marco A. Hernandez, Maria I. Hernandez, Maribel Sally Hernandez, Ricardo Hernandez, Rodolfo Hernandez, Ulisses Hernandez, Yvonne Herrera, Adelia Herrera, Javier Herrera, Jose Luis Hicks, Ethel-Mae Kimberly Hidalgo, Jeremy Stacy Higgins, Garrett Phillip Hi iard, Richard H. Hobgaad, Denise Ann Hoh, Tae-Ha Hallman, Jelfer N. Hallman, Meredith R. Hamer, Daniel Homer, Jennifer A. Howton, Daniel Travis Hudson, Charlotte Hueso, Armando Hueso, Rosalba M. Huezo, Juan C. Huff, Larry Keith Hunt, Clarence Hunter, Angeilic Hunter, Monique Hutchison, Trista Doniell Huynh, A Thai Chan Guna Huynh, Chau Ouang Huynh, Cuong Cluoc Huynh, Dung Van Huynh, Tri Dui Van T4, 39, -1 Ibarra, Hector J. Ibarra, Juan Jose Ibarra, Lorena Ibrahim, Iqbal Abdul I nocio Fredelita ll 1 elzabal, Silvia Jackson, David Jackson, Faye Jackson, Jerry Jackson, Lamont A. Jacoby, Arthur Jaramillo, Javier E. Jauregui, Jesus Octavio Jimenez, Elizabeth Jimenez, Luis Johns, Jennifer Diane Johnson, D Ann Elizabeth Johnson, Jeanne M. Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Kristin Johnson, Lisa Ann Jones, Derek Nathaniel T88 INDEX T64 68, 70, 80, T28, T29, T35 20,6s, 98,164 T64 TBI 128,129,185 128,129,135 T8T 6,74,128,129,18s,1s2 T64 T8T 128,129 24 T28,T29,T35,T47 T8T 181,196 8,68,69,8T,TT8,T26,T28,T29,T35 146,148,152,154 T64 128,129 TBI 72 78 T28, T29, 93, 94, T73 T73 T8T T8T T73 T8T T8T T8T T73 T36 l8T T64 T64 T73 TBT T73 T65 T28, T29, T36 T64 T64 T8T 94, T64 86 T8T 78,85 T64 TT,T4,66,85,TT5,I28,T29,T50,T79 8,119,121,173 77,164 72,181 72,79,164 96,164 T28,T29 T8T 165 T73 T8T 94,101,178 T81 TBT 181 81,173 101 T65 79,84,T73 48,55,68,69,7o,84,128,129,136 T56 T73 182 72,85 T28, T29, T36 T82 T73, 79, 94, TOT, T28, T28 T29 7 96 86, T28, T29, T28, T29, 78 T73 T65 T77 T29 T36 T65 T73 T36 T73 T65 T36 T73 T73 T73 T28, T29, T36 T82 Jones, Joseph Jones, Shelly Lynn Jurkoic, Jeremy Paul Jurkoic, Keri Kadelski, SherylL nno Kassebaum, DaviJPeter Kaufman, Bryan J. Kayvanshokouhi, Elham Keeler, Scott Keeley, Christopher M. Kellner, Joseph Kelly, Hillari 8. Kennedy, Grace Kennedy, Virginia Kenolio, Leta Kernan, Jennifer Kerr, Aliria M. Kerr, Tania Leigh Kiblinger, 8en'amin Kifer, Elizabeth A. Kilgore, Brian Scott Kin, Ricardo Vizcarra King, Marc King, Robert King, Rosa A. 5, 6, T4, Klein, David Kleinschmit, Shawn Klem, Chad Joseph Klett, Erica Lynn Kleven, Lisa Jo Kleven, Mary F. Klinkert, Michael Jr. Knight, Douglas, Edward Kobayashi, Glen H. Koba ashi, Mariann Kobylslci, Kris M. Kaonin, David R. Kaopman, Kelly Linn Kraklow, Alan J. Krause, Kathryn Joan Kvigne, Eric P. 55, Lofave, Don Lance Lagioe, Mylora Ann Lomas, Sophia Maria Luisa Landin, Landry, Heather Dawn Landry, Stephen M. Longeield, Steven C. Lan ard, Jeffery Brian Langhorne, Trisha Largavista, Nova C. Larranaga, Leslie Marie Larson, April J. Lasky, Renne Stacy Latter ,Lamont Laughhn, Nicola Fva Lavalle, Rory James Law, Jennifer Clara Leanio, Carmen Leath, August Leech, Alison L. Legler, Richard R. Lench, Ernest leon, Leticia Lepe, Monica Lepe, Silbina Lesinslci, Kathryne A. Lewis, Jerry W. Lewis, Joseph F. Le va, Joquin Antonio Lilhe, Cristina Lynn Lima, Jaqueline Lindley, Marshall Little, Matthew T. T Laiurio, Dominic Long, Amy Michelle Longfellow, Joseph A. Longfellow, Nathan G. Lookabaugh, Scott M. Lopez, Ana M. Lopez, Cecilia Lopez, Cynthia Lopez, Eneida E. Lopez, Ernie Lopez, Javier J. Lopez, Nancy Lopez, Sara Love, Alex Laveioy, Kenneth Lowe, Marc Aaron Lozano, Bogar Lozano, Griselda Lozano, Jesse Luna, Estela Luna, Javier Luna, Karla Patricia Luna, Leticia H. Luna, Margarita Luna, Maria Luna, Particia T73 T65 65, 80, 87, 88, I27, T73 83, 87, T28, T29, T36 79, 85, T28, T29, T56 65, 73, 80, 88, T75 2, 9, 38, 65, 80, 8l, 82, T65 T82 182 165 128,129,136 128,129,136 T65 T65 165 173 160,170,178 182 128,129,137 21,178 T65 T5,T8,76,T28,T29,T37,T46,T50,T56 182 165 165 7,85,16s 69,71,72,8o,85,178 T65 113,122,173 182 84,128,129,137,1s5 6S,80,87,TOT,T65 128,129,187 T82 182 7T,84,85 T26,T28,T29,T35,T37,T54 165 178 35,173 T82 173 T28,T29,T37,T54 182 94,99,T73 24,182 T4,T5,T8,76,T6T,T70,I73 178 55,72,73,79,80,82,84,T28,T29,T37 128,129,187 128,129,187 128,129 72,T28,T29,T37,T47 84,T28,T29,T37 165 6,10 TT,T4,74,75,T28,T29,T37 8,25,99,128,129,137 128,129,138 128,129,138 165 86,173 T73 T28,T29,T38 128,129,138 128,129 T65 78,165 5,34,T09,TT9,T2T,T26,T27,T28,T29 T38,T46,T53 174 182 165 T74 68,69,174 T74 T65 86,128,129,188,155 T65 166 128,129,188 128,129,188 182 96,182 182 182 128,129,138 94,174 166 T82 166 166 Luna, Raymond Lundblade, Michelle M. Lynch, Terri Jean 90, ll5, T28, T29, I38, T47, T56, T58 Lynch, Tyler C. T74 MacDonald, Christina T74 Mack, Joseph Paul 2, 6, 8, 35, 72. 87, T2T, T22, T60, T66 Madrigal, Ramon G. T28, T29, T38 Magee, Slwonda Magnuson, Ard G. Magnuson, Peter W. Mahl, David Malone, Jae Malstead, Christopher Mancilla, David S. Mancilla, Hector Jr. Manns, Kimberly Manokoune, Khamrl-ray Mansour, Andrea P. Marcial, Jazmin Marcial, Jose J. Jr. Mares, Renne Teresa Marquez, Gloria M. Marron, Ruth Noemi Martinez, Esther L. Martinez, Eve Lilia Martinez, Fabian J. Martinez, Francisco I. Martinez, John Martinez, Linda Kaye Marumoto, Koii Massa, Steven A. Masse, Peter Daniel Mathews, Charles C. Matisohn, Joseph Michael Marta, lvette Matthews, John F. Matthews, Loren S. May, Heather Love McCauley, Kelley Anne McCauley, Patrick Stuart McCleary, Jennifer McCoy, Kristen L. McDaniel Scott D. McDavid, Ray Darnell McDevitt, Cari Ann McDonald, Kelly Jean McFadden, Omar McGlynn, Deborah McKenzie, Cherie Lynn McKinney, Rhonda Lynn McMahon, Timothy L. Mc0ueeney, Michael Mark Medina, Alberto Medina, Leticia Medina, Mario Lourdes Meek, Julie Rae Mehraz, Mehralc Meihls, Christina Mellos, Kathryn S. Mendez, Ana Christine Mendez, Carlos Mendez, Eduardo Jose Mendez, Gonzalo Mendez, Gustavo Mendez, Maria Guadalupe Mendez, Zenaida Mendoza, Aldo A. Mendoza, Anoberta Mendoza, Linda Mendoza, Michael Mendoza, Narciso Michaelis, Michael Michaelis, Steven T. Miles, Robert W. Miller, Kent David Miller, Michelle A. Mills, Jae Miramantes, Rafael Misell, Sally Marie Miserendino, Tina Mitchell, Melanie Moeller, Heather Ann Moffett, Matthew M. Molina, Enrique Molina, Fernando Garcia Monraz, Aldo Monschein, Theresa L. Montero, Jaime Villanueva Monterrosa, Javier Monteverde, Marcos S. Montiio, Jorge Alberta Montufar, Jesus G. Montufar, Luis Jr. Moore, Cercy Morales, Moria J. Moran, Oscar Morawiecki, Peter Moreno, Gloria lsela Morgan, Anthony T. 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Munoz, Ruben Murphy, Trevor A. Najera, Laura Narcisco, Garry Needham, Jeret Thomas Nelson, Erik James Nemie, Theresa Neri, Ernesto Neri, Gustavo Neri, Moises Neuman, Todd Nevling, Susan Renee Ngo, Hoang Minh Nguyen, Anh Loan Nguyen, Anh Tuan Dinh Nguyen, Ha Nguyen, Hai Van Nguyen, Hung Van Nguyen, Huyen-Linh Thi Nguyen, Narn Hoang Nguyen, Thao Tuyet Nguyen, Truc Thanh Nichols, Ronald Fred Nieto, luis Horacio Nieto, Marco A. Noel, Kevin M. Nunez, Cesar Nunez, David Nunez, Jorge L, Nunez, Lisa Nunez, Maria O Connor, Damian M. Ocallaghan, Christina L Olivares, Lourdes V. Dlivarez, Anita F. Dlivarez, Margarita Olivarria, Ana Maria T. Olivarria, Sandra T. Oltraver, Patrick Dennis Origel, Veronica Servin Orr, Anthony Phillip Ortega, Teadora Ortiz, Araceli Ortiz, Arturo Ortiz, Robert Anthony Oteo, Jacqueline Ruiz Overton, Renee J. Dyler, Paige L. Pacheco, Joshua Pacheco, Monica Padilla, Ana Maria Padilla, Ana Maria V. Padilla, Guadalupe Podilla, Kathya Cecilia Padilla, Luis 8. Padilla, Marco A. Padilla, Paul Jr. Padilla, Peter Luis Pallamary, Michael J. Palmer, Deborah L. Palomares, Claudia G. Palomares, Diana Pantoia, Jorge E. Pardavi, Katalina Paredes, Anna Elena Parnell, Arcelia Parra, Raul Parro, Roxanna Payne, Karen Ann Pecka, Gina Marie Pelayo, Gloria A. Pelayo, Lourdes G. Pele, Elama Pelletier, Bryn Erin Pennington, Jamaul E. Peraza, Adrian Paraza, Jesus Peregoy, Joseph Nelson Perez, Isabel Garcia Perez, Judith Perez, Krystine Perez, Leonel L. Perez, Maximilliano Perez, Oscar L. Perez, Vicente Perkins, Cori Perry, Felicia E. Peters, Amy Christine Peters, Mayra L. 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Price, Kelly Marie Price, Lisa M. Primmer, Waylon J. Pala, Richard Pulido, Abraham Jr. Pursglave Brian Paul Ouirino, Maria C. l1uirk,Christina M. Quiroz, Rafael Rader, Cyndie 1. Ralph, Stephen T. Ramirez, Alejandra Ramirez, Ines Ramirez, Irma Cristina Ramirez, Laura Ramirez, Laura Garcia Ramirez, Maria Adriana Ramsey, Leslie A. Rankin, Brandi Rattanasinh, Kaykham Rattiner, Daniel J. Rayos, Cynthia Redman, John W. Rehmeyer, Jill Denise Rendich, Morgan Reyes, Abel Reyes, Angela Louise Reynolds, Janet Rhodes, Tracy Jean Riley, Kris Patrick Ringwald, Brian Scott Ringwald, Pamela J. Rios, Ana Rios, Claudia Rios, Hector 22, 34, 55, 82, Rios, Lourdes Rivera, Hector Rizzo, Michael J. Roberson, Aaron E. Roberts, Diane C, Roberts, Steven Robertson, Lorraine Rocha, Jason Alexander Roclcwa, John D. Rodriguez, Alexandrina Rodriguez, Eclmundo Rodriguel, Emilio Rodriguez, Jessica Rodriguez, lose R. Rodriguez, Julio C. Rodriguez, Omar R. Rodriguez, Ricardo Rodriguez-Cruz, 8renda A. 4, 86, 88, 128, 5 88,122,174 129,131,141,147,156 176 133 .23,123,129,141,149 174 24,39,167 167 133 128,129,141 3, 68, 71, 123, 129, 141 167 128,129,141 174 167 79 6, 74, 75, 123, 129, 141 133 39,86,94, 127,167 174 133 167 1113 167 167 105 174 128,129,141 133 174 174 133 133 93, 96, 97, 133 167 133 96,167 79 167 128,129,141 128,129,141 72,77,167 85, 113, 127,128, 129,141 128, 165, 128, 129, 94,113,128,129 23, 24, 96, 97, Rogers, Yvette M. 173, 179, Roias, Douglas Rollisan, Kirtrece J. 82, 133, 311. Ramones, Juan 173, 129, 141. Romero, Diana Lizbeth Romero, Luis S. 94, Romero, Marco A. Romero, Dlga Lidia 86, 123, 119. Romero, Rex L. Romero, Sandra 128, Roma, Alicia 128, 129, Roma, Martha 128, 129, Rowe, Kathryn L. 88, 128, 129, Rubin, Christopher S. 5, 55, 126, 128, 129 Rubin, Vanessa Lynn 1113. Ruchti, Heather Rugley, Roderick 128, Ruiz, Ana Lorena 128, 129, Ruiz, Armando Michelle Ruiz, Juan Manuel Ruiz, Lillian 128, 129, Ruiz, Marcos Russell, Dana Kay 79. 35, Russell, Rae Lee 128, 129, 142, Rutland, Jellrey D. 3, 39, 94, 107, 128, 129,142, 146,149, Ruzic, Cynthia A. 65, 68, 69, 71, 81, 84, 87, Ruzic, Roxanne Rita 4, 8, 55, 69, 70, 82, 84, 87, 128, 129, 146, 149, 151, Ryan, Jenniler M. 172. 167 183 174 167 154 167 183 167 129 174 167 183 183 141 141 183 183 175 175 183 175 141 167 169 183 167 175 141 175 129 141 141 141 142 175 167 129 142 175 142 183 183 156 151 167 142, 155 175 Saldie, Kerry Sage, Justin H. Saito, Erika Salazar, Lilia Lorena Salazar, Martin Saldivar, Leonar Salonius, David W. Salonius, Michelle L. Samaniego, Alejandro Samaniega, Julio C. Sanchez, Ana Luisa Sanchez, Cristina Sanchez, Lidia Sanchez, Martha Elena Sanchez, Oscar Gonzalez Sanchez, Veronica Sandoval, Graciela G. Sandoval, Maria A. Sandoval, Melissa Sandoval, Sandra Sandoval, Sergio Sandoval, Victor Sanger, Victoria Michelle Sarubhi, Alexandra M Sarubbi, Maria M. Sarvis, Celestine F. Sarvis, Chelsea Schoenberger, Joshua M. Schroslc, Damon P. Schunk, Andrew Schurz, Kari Seevers, Tami M. Segura, Patricia Segura, Veronica Selverston, Amy Selverston, Karen Serrano, George 0, Serrano, Hilda Joselina Serrano, Irma Yolanda Serrano, lstela Cortez Serrano, Nelly H. Serrano, Salvador Servin, Ricardo Sewall, William Sharpe, Kellie Kate Shearon, Janelle Shelcer, Kira Shelby, Nathan A. Shellman, Lavenia Shields, Andrea Christi Shipman, Robert L. Shoopman, Richard A. Simone, Maria Simpson, leanine Sinniger, William Siordia, Elva G. Smith, Arian Jesse Smith, Brian L. Smith, Donald Alon Smith, Jeannie Smith, Kelly Smith, Mason R. Smith, Nicole Smith, Richard Smith, Shawna Mae Soltero, Gabriela 8, Sooy, John Soryodvongsa, Bounphong Sotelo, Susana V. Spoyed, David Speas, Joel C, Speers, Shawn Paul Stabile, Michelle A. Standridge, Shawnna Sue Statom, Fred Steed, David R. Steyers, Leah Stiles, Martin P, Storniolo, Phillip Story, Tony M, Strong, Amanda Joy Suitts, Adam J. Sumption, Jason Alan Sutton, Chad Sutton, Crystal E. Swank, Kevin Daniel Swanson, Lorna K. Swiger, Jendi Leanna Swiger, Jimmy M. Sylvestre, Lynn Taa, Rowland Kaleti Tait, Rose Vir inio Tavizon, Angjica Tavizon, Veronica Taylor, David Taylor, lan C11ristian Taylor, James Taylor, Jennifer L. Tepner, James G. Teton, Christopher John Thomas, Demarcus Thomas, Fatima Alicia Thomas, Johnnie 128, 129, 78, 85, 87, 66, 67, 128,129,142, 85, 123, 129, 123, 25, 96, 72, 1211, 129, 142, 72, 79, 115, 123, 129, 36, 3S,84,128,129,142,158, 123, 11,35,72,81,84,87, 122, 1l8,128,129,142, 178, 128, 129 128, , 128,129, 115,118,119,162, 103,128,129, 88, 123, 129, 123, 127, 122, 73, 83, 87, 88, 77 78, 24 7 8, 25,56,128,129,142, 123, 129, 1 Thomas, Simone D. 85, 128, 129, 142, 155 Timmel, Maria-Domenico 81, 84, 88, 128, 129, 143 Tinoco, Maria Guadalupe 165 Tisroreno, Jaime 168 Tizapeneco, Maria 128, 129 Torres, Dana Loreen Torres, Maribel 134 Torres, Raman J. Torres, Raul 134 Torres, Shay Dawn 24, 78, 128, 129, 143, 144 Tower, Joleene Louise 6, 64, 76, 168 Vran, Binh Cluoc 176 Tran, Hung Cluoc 128, 129, 142 Tran, Hung Thien 178, 184 Trang, Son Tuyet Treadway, Lara D. 78, 184 Treban Dustin 123, 129, 143 Treiber, Michael L. 176 Trimble, Russell Dennis 72, 85, 168 Trplan, Patricia 176 Tru'ilJo, Javier 134 Tntll, Aaron D. 168 Truang, Long Ngoc 128, 129 Tucker, Eric John Turner, Ralael Omar 176 Ulibarri, Beaiamin 128, 129, 143 Upson, Rolland 184 Upson, Teresa 79, 168 Utsler, Nicole Trudy 65, 87, 176 Utz, Troy 168 Valdez, Cesar 122 Valencia, George R. 176 Valetta, Corrine 134 Valle, Maria Ramona 184 Van, Es Elvia A. 6, 15, 66, 67, 74, 75, 84, 128, 129, 143, 155, 169 Vansickle, Savina 79, 128, 129, 144 Vargas, Blanca A. 176 Vargas, Patricia 168 Vargas, Sylvia 184 Vasquez, Juan Carlos 14, 75, 96, 176 Vasquez, Patricia A. 6, 74, 75, 123, 129, 143, 147, 153 Vazquez, Cassandra 77, 79, 184 Vazquez, Salvador 96, 184 Velazquez, Adriana 184 Velazquez, Alberto Cruz 17 6 Venegas, Maria Jesus 81, 85, 128, 129, 143 Verri, Mark Naslt 17 6 Vi il, Phillip S. 41, 55, 128,129, 143 ViHa, Sonia 184 Villagornez, Leticia G. 168 Villabobos, Eduardo Ayon 184 Villana, Roldan 118, 129 Villanueva, Ana G. 185 Villarreal, Andy N. Villegas, Dora 185 Villegas, Gabriela G. Villegas, Linda 176 Villyard, Ralael Ricardo 25, 94, 128, 129 Vinole, Prank Ruben 128, 129 Vizcarra, Alicia 77, 86, 128, 129, 143, 155 Vizcarra, Duron Fabiolo 176 Vizcarra, Elizabeth 128, 129, 143 Vizcarra, Flor Partricio 169 Vizcarra, Nancy 185 Vogel, Dawn 111. 169 Vongphamay, Phayvane 185 Vuong, Thuan 169 Vylhuizen, Wilhelminia 77, 86, 128, 129, 143, 153 Wagner, Tina Louise 43 128, 129, 144 Wagoner, Dorothy 1. 115 161, 166, 169 Wagoner, Roderick Lamar 96, 97, 176 135 Walter, Nicole 24, Warber, Anne M, 128, 129, 144, 158 Ward, Anthony 176 Ware, Kevin 78, 185 Waraelce, Paul b I Was in ton, Kim er Wasser'1lei1,Issoc J- Law' 'fa bib! m3j'al,d5 Watson, Zandre Colt 128, 129, 144 Weber, Erickaleane 24, 91, 103, 161, 169 Webster, Michael C. Weisheclcer, Rrian 161, 185 Weisbeclcer, Philip J. Wells, Kristin M, 185 Welsh, Mary Lou 32, 71, 126, 128, 129, 144, 155 Wenquist Colleen 176 Wenzel, Jessica Marie 176 White, Deanna E. White, Michael D. 23, 25, 56, 101, 127, 128 129,144,153 Wierzhiclci, Elizabeth R. Wilk, Shannon Wilkin, Donna Lou Williams, Darrell Lee Williams, Holly Williams, James G. Williams, Karon Alice Williams, Linda Williams, Marlc C. Williams, Stephanie Williamson, Tracey Wilson, Tina Wineski, Donald Wininger, Carie 68, 69, Winston, Jennifer E, Winston, Scott T. Womack, Jennifer Kathleen Womack, John Christopher Wood, Colleen Mary Wood, Dustin Lane Woodlill, Michael Jason Worobec, Kim Maria Wright, Cindy Wright, David James Wright, Gordon I. Wright, Vhlliam Yeung, Johnson Y.S. Zangari, Christopher larltock, Sharron C. Zeelc, Shon Zoretich, Heather 128, 128,129, 139, 84,126,128,129, 76, 161, 176 82, 83, 84,86 169 176 25, 185 78, 185 128, 129, 144 169 129, 144, 155 144, 155, 158 176 128, 129 ,144 139,144,155,158 13s 125,128,129,144 72, 176 169 5, 176 123, 129 176,177 8,68,71,161,170,175,176 169 23,33 87,169 123, 129, 144 169 135 123, 129, 144 73, 33, 185 24, 135 INDEX 189 190 O.OS1N6 i6i mou Anny Alterations fc uxedo Rentols; 4973 B Cloiretnont Drive; aA' o y A.V.I.O. . B-O's Ghost ) ' . Betty Olson ;• - Byrne’s Surf Design: 4150 Mission Blvd, 210 58 M150 ' Captain Kidd's Seofood: 1315 Cornet Ave. 272-6556 Carolyn Kvigne — Congratulations to the leaders of the future. Clairemont Bicycle: 3051 Cloiremont Drive 275-3166 Clairemont Surf Shop: 6393 Bolboo Ave. 292-1153 (loss of '90 Rules. Mom, let me go to Guadolajoro. Congratulations, Tri .. . ten words for 0? Well, love you ... Lisa. Craig — Always and Forever, I love you — Eternally Yours, April. Don't eat dead leprechauns. 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