Colton Union High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Colton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

.f l f r- r - ■ c2 l - r . , n ' ::z ' .. ' .c 5 - ' ■ ' pli::-t.AcL • wfiA .i y-,y m :-:B!it u Mi. u ' .. ' J r: 4 ■ ' r y j •-: , ' ■f i, - ' ■ ' ■if-i - . ' - Pia: 2= Coaches Gomez and Foreman plan strategy Todd Br inker discusses his lap times with for the second half of a water polo game. his mom at a C.H.S. swim meet. tl ' rf L The sun rises over the desert for another beautiful California morning. I JN. Song leader Heidi Ruschak displays spirit Ben Delgado prepares a layout for the 1980 _ 3Ji _ at a pep assembly. yearbook. MJIWBlM iAm.«M..rit;-. ' l ' k. ■■.L,., . ' -....i . 1980 Crimson And Gold Yearbook Staff Editors Senior Editor. Chief Editor Junior Editor, Copy Editor Sophomore Editor, Photo Editor Freshman Editor, Layout Editor Todd Brinker Rene Villars Mike Sachs Eddie Martinez Staff Members Chris Abarca Vince Acosta Roxanne Buthman Ben Delgado Ronda Fletcher Candy Forbes Julie Frost Rosie Guillen Holly Holmes Phillip Madrid Mark Mc Alpine Una Navarro Sarah Nunez Manuel Ortiz Donald Rodriguez Kim Rollins James Sandavol Kathy Skinner Kae Smith Sylvia Trevino Mr. Eugene LaPlante, Advisor Index Page 212 Last suiuiiier, another tint occurred at Col ton High School i Mr. Rollin Grider. former principal ot RIooniington Junior High, was appointed principal ot his Alma Mater. In accepting this position, he has set many goals for himself w ) c 7 he has explained to teachers in a special meeting, and to parents and students through community and campus publications. An alumnus of our school, his background as a continuing member ot the C.H.y spirit is unbeatable. Graduating in I9?S after being active in football and other activities, he attended the Unnersily of Redlands for his B.A. He returned to C.H.S. to become a cadet teacher, and after receiving his masters degree in 1966. again returned, this time as a teacher of History. Government. Geography, and coaching the football and golf teams. He later became vice- principal for a five-year period. Now. as principal. Mr. Grider has already made many improvements to our school. We. the students, faculty and staff, welcome Mr. Grider and his new ideas to Colton High School. We wish him the best now and in the years to come. Griden Home Again Rollin Oi ulci llic i ' 5o Oirh ' li-.t uc i .i ii ' iv I With their usual excellence. Chamber Sing- ers sings a medley of tunes. Roxanne Birch, and David Wise are out to wet someones whistle. Yogi Susan Rendell sparks enthusiasm into the hearts of the crowd. Senior Jay Villars sings to the parents and students attending C.H.S. open house. i.-m .i mn .. Campus lite for many students IS involved, hectic, yet enjoyable. The hard work and preparation for classes is balanced out by many spirit activities through the course of the year tnjoyinent can be found b} participating in sports events, pep assemblies, clubs and other areas presenting opportunities for envolvement. Students can be found hanging around such popular spots as the senior trash can. student store, or Hello Walk . These areas are places to catch up on the latest gossip or events of the day. Teachers often find relaxation by participating in pep assembly activities and lunchtime competitions. Campus life is hard work, but the friends and spirit generated will long be remembered. Mrs. Abbot races llie f ocA wtiile bobbin ; for apples. Seniors pass lli e bucl et to gain points dur- ing spirit week. Roxanne Berch catchies tier brealti be tween serves. Student Involvement Reches Peak i Cross Coiinli} iiiniifiii lump .11 llu- l.iil get position ilui ing .1 i.ue. Mike Morales checks the hinges on his car door. mai!.. !i m im-Aamviu.mm .m.J,..u.jm in rriMiirnwfmtMiiii liHlrf ! .Ji l Mll BBIMIiamJA ' ! -i: • JT m s?ss ' hriflopher Abarc3 Nellie Abnl Viiiccnl 4c Urlin Aitims th.i Aj, ' - ' Kuiiollo 4i, ' i; .9 k v a At;iiirrc Parrcll Ake lylcr Allii :h.iin Robcrl Ahi S3nd Ani.iiior M l Jll F B l HV ' M Afont - I. nil. I yi.in, i I i : . Kelly Baumann Olivia Becerra Loretta Beltran Penck Benson Roxanne Berch iLf - u Ta a iwsco .i((i I ' .i ri ' vH Ale Lampos Eddie i ampos ISiD Laura Canter Lydia Cardenas Nancy Cardoza Joseph Larroll Beatriz Ler anl: Kristine Chaff in Janell Jimenez Monica Chavez iylvia Lhavez Teresa Lhavez Stacie Collins 1.ulhj P.ilc WiTM V4 I. .1 f .-. Vc JSfrt ' )ol.in.U .• , A ' .rn... M l -l.,l, ' -.i K i;: i.mA Ben Pelgado Delia PelgaJe l elly DelgaJo Orlande Diaz Pamela Disney Tammy Dodson Andrea Dominguez Martin Duenez Sabnna Duran . . ' hriflina U-li Pallia hernande: iSi Hizabclh hrairc April huqtia fftV dj (.;. jr. . ' I Mark Oarcia 1 ' risi.illa Kaii-n t.-aiLinil ii cv.vv f r(0(, k -l ' , a t; . ' i.i , liitt;. i-L Timothy Goddard Plana Jamie Grable Guerrero Rosie Guillen Ofelia Gutierrez Veronica Gutierrez David Hammer Rebecca Heredia Biting principal Uriden hand, if CHS. muppet man Mark Mc Alpine. I Colleen Hernandez Puma Hernandez hernande Hernandez l-rances Hernandez Priscilb Hernandez Herrera Joseph Herzig cel ' O I els n l.niniciie Kos.tlie .l.writ;t, mi :jrL .liGHfl A. SB President Jay Villars obscures Annual Editor Todd Brinker. and attempts to do the same to Principal R. Brenda Jordan Peter Juarez Priscilla Juarez SP m y ( Tracey Karger Molly kales Leieste Keefe Keith Kempsell Duane Kendall Stacy Kendall Alan Kerrick ' if 6lM! . ' ■ Jun m lutJ,l ■ MJ .i■ ' m ' . ,.mj ' .nu.Lim M t. £ m, .■ p m ' •sv . , •] ' U J M ao.y Ingnd Larsen Suzanne Layne Frances Lerma l }ii Wu; ' Anlcincltc lope: Michael I ope: I ' hillm M.ul,iil III,,., l.„, li,-IJ 1. I .- (.i Wi mt:: ■•■m Ji .lunette Marquez kiko Martinez Raymond Martinez Daniel Massey JoAnne Mastin Tammy Matteson Mark McAlpin Parker McLool harrie McCutchen Richard Melendrez Dolores Mercado Lorrina Meredith Mark Messenge Showing perfect form the band, directed by Mr. Gerry Willis, marches into competith P5nwmm flwnw  « 1 1- r: -, J-w. .j.-- v ...} ■?.. .1 ' .i.- . ; ■.l■( ■■« -. nfl« ■r, |i, | 979 yogi yellourjackel. alias Jill Rankin, puts the final touches on the queens cars just before the homecoming parade. C nthia Morale Michael Morales Theresa Moralei Paula Morron Janet Sakaifa Antonio Na arro k k I B I H B ' i. l m 1 ' ijm Irene Olea Nancy Olnferos Kevin Parkes AV i, j f .7i. William Pigeon leRcy Piveral Michael Quezada V- ■■ jiirrriia Piedad Rabago Mc R. R3mi n Ramirez Robert Ramire: . ' t t- rj. ' t- Rcndell P.VI.J . Rodriguez A vi. . Rodrit:i. Robert Rodrit:v r:j !L ' Heidi Ruachak IngnJ Sabbah Mahnaz alahi Arleen SanMiguel Lorraine Sanchez Tommy Sanchez Dale Sandson .hristina Seiberl Bonila Serrano Meredith Shambaugh Stephen Shaw Kimberly Sherw ii ■aig Shocklei Elizabeth Smith I. r j .-:ra  g - CTm Michael i pjrkmjn Kurt R.iiniy uiii J Jcnnilcr Tj h Vincent Torre: Hoi o2li iJ p Croff CiUinln Oiu-cn AWi-cwi .i i Ui -iiel .if the hoiiiecoiiiint: l.vth.ill t:.)iiir ' ' iiK i ' imMmm immimm Deborah Vehz Juan Villaiha Sherne Villahbos Allen Villalpandc Ronda Villegas Rebecca Walser Sheila Walton Albert Wang oary Wat Kara Whning Robert Wihc Penise Ybarra M . Btf l ! ■ i ' .l KHV -!.W ! J! ' ' I . h ■,! L ■,r-i.tf:-.-.Mrii,-:i ti Atid ieve Is a iay of sunny vesi For every Jatk. and troul Utl nidktT orxe{ may hide, an evenlny ouest. But joy skall com L7ttk arly li kt for Godkas niai ' l( ' ci ack sorrou lti day And nxivneved evevy secret tear. And keavens lon ape of blt53 skall psA; For ail kts cktldt a 5u.ff t kete. 2 t ci uitl ub Jrt c 5i?05 Co Valedictorians Another first in the history of trac(i. water polo, and volleyball, for which he earned a varsity letter. Other Honors Al has received include Bank of America Plaque Winner for Liberal Arts. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, and Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Alan Kerrick ' s achievements include Sports Editor for the Pepper Bough. Boys Forum President, a member of the Citizenship Colt on High. Two senior boys have achieved equal grade point averages and honors. Our two Co- Valedictorians for 1980 are Al Wang and Alan Kerrick. Both of these young men earned a 4.0 grade point average and have received numerous amounts of awards and recognition throughout their high school career, thus establishing a firm foundation on which to build their future goals. X cM Committee, and statistician for t varsity baseball. Alan was honored 3S Student of the Month for January, - Who ' s Who Among American H;g i C-ic Zwu. School Students. Bank of America _ Plaque Winner in Math and Science f ' ' ' ' and Society of Distinguished -W -i-ihy C American High School Students. . ; - -« The beginning of the decade has brought many honors to several of t-- our seniors, and if this duet is a iS cjLt of things to come. The 80 ' s can only ■ , . be a promising and eventful decade. ' ■ ' tl Co- Valedictorian for Senior Class of I9S0 Al Wang. Co- Valedictorian for the I9S0 Senior Class Alan Kerrick. PgflWRIMM ttBUMMOiH lHU: f ' ' tg Seniors ' Hard Work Earns Merit This page Is dedicated to all seniors who have worked very hard during their four years of high school to receive honors and recognition in their senior year. All seniors pictured are worthy of their titles and should be commended on their achievements. Not only have these seniors maintained high academic standards, but have participated in extra- curricular activities after school ranging from sports to entertainment. Often times seeing more of their club sponsors than their parents. The annual staff proudly presents the I9S0 Senior A wards and Recognitions. Salutatorian for 1980. Elizabeth Kae Smith. Society of Distinguished Students: Martha Dale. L ydia Cardenas. Virgin ia Sogomonian, Lisa Babbit I. Diane Turley. and Diana Hernandez. 2nd Row: Ofelia Gutierrez. Laura Canter. Kara Whiting. Christina Lagarde. Al Wang. Todd Rrinker, and Denise Wise. 3rJ Row: Jill Rankin, Chris March, Holly Holmes. Carin Grossich. Roxanne Berch. Duane Kendall, and Gary Wat. 4th Row: Mike Lopez. Joe Herzig. Craig Shocklee. Jay Villars, and Lorelta Belt ran. Girl and Boy Slate Representatives: Roxanne Berch. and Jay Villars. Center right Pic- ture. Bank of America Plaque Winners: Science and Malbelics Alan Kerrick. fine Arts Rox anne Berch. Vocational Arts Jamie Grahle. and Liberal Arts winner Al Wang ff ' V mMAmmM fiii ifiif i Who ' s Who Among American High School Students: Martha Dale. Laura Canter. Lydia Cardenas. Virginia Sogomonian, Dan Hes- ton. Lisa Babbitt, Diane Turley. and Diana Hernandez. 2nd Row: Ofelia Gutierrez. Ma- ria Rivera. Kara Whiting. Christina La- garde, Al Wang. Todd Brinker. Denise Wise and Jill Rankin. 3rd Row: Gary Wat, Chris March, Holly Holmes, Carin Grossich, Rox- anne Berch, Albert Calderon, and Duane Kendall. 4th Row: Mike Lopez, Joe Herzig, Joe Carroll, Craig Shocklee. Jay Villars. Alan kerrick and Loretta Beltran. Students of the Month : September-Moni- ca Chavez, October-Robert Rodriguez, No- vember-Jay Villars, December-Jill Rankin, 2nd Row: January-Alan Kerrick, February- Vince Acosta, March-Mike Billings, April- Meredith Shambaugh, May-Denise Wise, and for the month of June, Manuel Ortiz. Senior Class Council: Advisor-Ms. Neafsey, Pres. Mark Arizaga, 2nd Row: Valerie uas, Jill Munson, and Laura Canter, 3rd Row: Ramona De-La-Rosa, Manuel Ortiz, and Kim Rollins. 4th Row: Duane Kendall, and Donald Rodriguez. Not pictured Robert Rodriguez and Virginia Sogomonian. Bank of American Winners: Lab. Science- George Rendell, Business-April Fuqua, So- cial Studies-Stella Calderon, Home Econom- ics-Cindy Chavez, English-Denise Wise. 2nd Row: Agriculture-Paula Morrow, Math- ematicsChris March, Foreign Language- Christina Lagarde, Drama-Vince Acosta, and Music- Jay Villars. %B i ■dimmismiifmmiaii — , J • ' t ' iT ' . — f-.ffl ' h,-, ' ' Students Enjoy Lunchtime Activities Lunchtime i$ one of the favorite limes of the day for C.H.S. students. There are many ways and places to hangout and hang loose during lunch. From the fast food franchises on Valley, to the brownbaggers in the cafeteria, students scarf down their lunches so they will have time to relax before the beginning of fifth period. Activities at lunch vary from the homecoming powderpuff games to eating sandaes from the bottom side up! Slaves were bought and sold, music was played, and coronations played a major part in the festivities during lunchtime. But the best lunch for most people is one with no homework. Mary Hodges, Art Gamboa. and Jena Plourde practicing for the next firednll. Auctioneer Owens points at the luturc owner ol sl.ivc Monic.i Cluvcz. Brushing up on their dancing are Mr fer ron, Mr. Hayes, and Mr. Perez. mMmii mAummssiam - A group of students shooting the breeze during lunch. Showing off their legs are the powderpuff cheerleaders. Mt,.- ?f. -..■,;r.. --K  ai,- ' «-«w«iM Hobbies Keep Students Busy There are as many different types of hobbies as there are people. From skiing on the slopes to getting ready to dive to the bottom of the sea. Collect ing puppets IS fun. or getting away from all the city problems by going backpack ing. A year ago. Steve Faulk got his first guitar. He took lessons for three months but then stopped for a while. This summer, unable to afford gas money to the beach. Steve began play- ing his guitar again. Some days he played for four or five hours and would get very upset if he couldn ' t play at least an hour. Steve says he wants to learn to play the cello ne t and maybe some day I ' ll conduct a symphony or- chestra . The making of a clown by Mary Hodges Freshman brings cloth lo lilc Hobb Shively has been making puppets since he was nine. His lirst puppet was a mouse. He has performed lor a work shop at UCR. Also, he ' s performed a church service and did a show lor a day care center. He makes all his own puppets, and his favorite one is rep pentunl. Jay Nichols was introduced to backpacking when he was in 9th grade. His older brother gave him his pack, and he ' s been collecting other gear ever since. Jay has hiked in the San Gorgonio Mountains, Running Springs, Big Bear, and Arrowhead. His goal is to find a place in the mountains where he can be alone and where nobody has ever been before. Trina Filar do and David Milleson placed 7th out of 41 teams in Regional Championships at Bakersfield last year. She has won a gold medal in dance, which is the highest proficiency test one can take. They plan to skate in Regionals again this year in July. They have won several trophies in the three years they ' ve been skating. SOU ' i WEST PACIFIC .PtONSHIPS Mary Hodges is a clown. Mary became interested in clowning after a friend of her brother told her about it. For the fourth year in a row, Mary will be making people laugh at the Great Ail-American Youth Circus. The Circus does Mall shows, parades, charity benefits, and much more. Mary says she likes clowning because it gives me a chance to do crazy things. With make-up on Mary does things she wouldn ' t dream of without it. I love to make people laugh. When you make someone else happy, make them forget their troubles for even just a moment, it ' s the greatest feeling a person could have. = --- ' -- . ' T , itj  « -.rA-« -jKiaa Excitement Grows Towards Graduation ill fen Graduation day usually comes with excitement and the uplifting of senior spirits and this year was no exception. The last week started off with Baccalaureate on Sunday evening. Monday was check out day for the seniors, with Tuesday following as senior ditch day. Wednesday was graduation practice in preparation for the final night. Finally. Thursday, the day all seniors have been looking forward to since the first day of school; Graduation!!! With the dignity that befits a graduate. Vince Acosta, Loretta Beltran. David Sum- ner, and Todd Bnnker. file out to their seats. It ' s overHI shouts seniors as they head for the gym to turn in their caps and gowns. •iSaA Jill Rankin. Swimming Queen. Theresa Hurlburt. Baseball Queen: Heidi Ruschak. Boys Tennis Queen. If V, April Fuqua. Badminton Queen. Kara Whiting. Volleyball Queen. Celeste Keefe. Track Queen Filing from the auditorium after a graduation exercise. i wPj -ifft Two Dances A Great Success This was the first year a mnter ball has been sponsored. The hall was fairly successful. Four girls selected and crowned for senior queen junior, sophomore, and freshman princesses. They are Monica Cha ,ez: senior queen. Diane Acosta junior princess. Mary Lucero sophomore princess, and DeeDee Colungai freshman princess. The annual Girl ' s League Pance was a success as it is every year. Raymond Jimenez and the L.A. Band provided entertainment for everyone ' s enjoyment. They played a selection of upbeated music plus some slow numbers. Hawaiin Sunset was the theme for the dance. Crafton Hills College was where the excitement took place. Rosemary Cortez was crowned queen at the annual dance. Tied for first runner up were Becky Glovak and Carey Sanchez. Other candidates were Melanie Hudson, Carol Marquez. Corrina, Meredith. Kim Rollins, Meredith Shambaugh. Kathy Skinner, and Tami Smith. tvcryoni ' en oys the music, iwii i others, and danciim Ikrs. . . Ho Ho Ho you wouldn ' t know, that behind those Christmas costumes lies Jay Villars and Erin Bryer. J Math And Business Class Working Hard As we enter the decade of the 80 ' s we get a better lock at the electronic world thai lies ahead of us. The calculator and computer have been around for nearly 30 years, but the improvements in technology in the recent years have been so great that our life styles nearly revolve around a mechanical world. Many critics claim that students do not put forth the effort to excel! in studies as they did before computers arrived. But a series of studies have shown that computers are an asset to both business and home lifestyles. With each passing year new ideas come in mechanics. Society must learn to adapt to this changing enviroment and for those who do not they will be left behind to watch the others go forth opening new doors for man kind. Contenlrjling on .1 dilticult Alifclu.t pu i ' Icm, IS hrcshnwn kirk HLilock. Jr. Pete McMillan working an Algebra prob- Karen Hanshaw and fellow students work lem on the board. hard for tomorrows examine. J 1 r '  F (i. :S - Jtcj ' ii A - i ■■ V li L W ' i J.J WW ' s ' - r ' -mm ' , w I w w [P L 1 k Ik- ' - • .co: mn ■ WIT ) r 5 - i I X Ty T .if - ' :A ' l .. Xi.A-T:. fcMgiff .v Students Show Interest In Science 5 Shops Science and Shop classes are two popular electnes offered at Colton High. Science courses include a number of different subjects ranging from simple ecology to the more complex anatomy courses. Shop classes offer the opportunity to work with metals, plastics, woods and automobiles to name a few. Although most shop courses are taken by boys, girls are encouraged to enroll. The few girls who take shop courses are often grateful that they did. Hopefully the new decade will influence more girls to participate in Science and Shop classes. Automotive students Manuel Monleiano. Arthur Reynosa. and Ramiro Jasso test a car pan for malfunctions. Sophomore Jennifer Nichols prepares a so- lution for her Lab Chemistry experiment. Karen Hanshaw and Pam Schiclkc study lor an upcoming lest on Scienct- Patrick Salcza. Marlenc .s.i .i .i . c Woodmasec and Rossana Carrasco disse baby pigs lor an anatomy lest. vMnr nsuunHB Junior Lucky Lucero demonstrates the cor- rect procedure for adding transmission flu- id Vivian Sosa and Janet Nakada test food for its components during Lab Biology. Taking advantage of his spare time. Todd Chavez puts the finishing touch on his woods project. ;.wi .ifi-t.-ii ' i ...JP. ' - , :-t.M-. °:;. ' English Classes Grow And Thrive At Celt on High there is a wide variety of English classes for different students to take. Varying from Basic Composition to peed Reading up to College English Studies. English courses are the most important courses to take it you are going to college. Knowing your grammar skills is a great adyantage. C.H.S. overall scores in the Competency test this year were quite high for English students. Eddie Acosta and 1ar Gomez read then assignments freshman. Pat Brown checks out his home work assignments. i tTU fiHUiinf! on the If.uhei !■• Ii csliin.iii. iwi di Marcus Valdez gets ready to take notes for English. Phourin Sar rechecks his homework before he turns it in. Fine Arts More Than Just A Drawing The new decade of the l9S0 ' s brought several changes to Cohon High ' s fine Arts department. A new staff member was added while another was promoted. Cur new Stagecraft and Drama instructor is Mr. Terrence Gunkel. Mr. Gunkel was formerh Col ton Junior High s teacher of Drama and English. Art instructor tugene LaPlante was promoted to department chairman, and ocal instructor Mr Rick Solano gained recognition for his work with the Chamber Singers. Band director Mr. Gerry Willis was honored by having the Yellowjacket band march in the Rose Parade a second time and will lead a musical tour of Great Britain this summer. (.S.I U ( .i ;r.- li.iinioiii:c lo clher ' ti.y ,mi.wwii ai immmia Hi Linda Castillo and Vince Acosta demon- strate the art of acting. ,-lT. ., ,r - y.«. mr-j.-OM .a Today ' s fashions of the l9SC ' s are reminiscent of past years. An example might be an old-style patterned s y eater i orn iMth a matching narrow skirl slit on the side or in the middle and pointed high heeled shoes. Another popular fashion of today is the western look. Tight-fitting straight leg leans and a button-up shirt with a wrap around belt to match, complemented by low-cut boots and sometimes even a cowboy hat to top it all off. The dressier fashions for special days or e ,ening wear include baggy pleated pants with tight ankles, a lacy blouse and contrasting thick belt, and possibly a blazer to complete the ensemble. Also worn are two-piece suits and skirt sets with a contrasting blouse and boots or high heel shoes. So search out your attic for your grandmother ' s old clothes and somewhere you will find the appropriate clothes to fit the styles of today. The Fashions For The 80 ' s lull,- -.hoyi- tii-t --I ' liil l Jir--.iit : i; H.il .iiul lie , .iv V.tlene show oil her I wo piece null m ' . t . ' N iM-tai A.S.B, Makes Assemblies Sparkle Students this year watched a variety ot spectacular assemblia:. They ranged from popular U.S. sports to a kaleidoscope of people and hobbies. This year ' s role of assemblies had a little something for everyone. If it was not John Goddard ' s daring sports stunts then maybe it was the elegant fashions portrayed for the Winter Ball. A.S.B. council has always been in charge of planning and putting on assemblies, and this years A.S.B. council lived by the saying variety is the spice of life. U iCUa Principle Grider talks to students. Freshmen cheerleaders perform for their assembly. ir -s x i.-f- ' i ..■ . - ,«a . i« L- Vince Acosta as Don Quixote is dubbed kni ' ht by Jav Villars and Gerrard Hernan de: The annual musical provides a creative outlet for those theatrically minded students at C.H.S. This year ' s musical proved to be an inspiration to the performers and the audience. The musical only had tivo months preparation as compared to last year ' s three month rehearsal schedule. The production vvas directed by Terrence Gunkel while Rick Solano coached vocally and uerry Vi illis was in charge of the orchestra. This was the first musical to have a fully hired orchestra. The result was spectacular. This production may be ranked as number one among previous musicals. W. ..H.-.. Hon Ounote .i d S.i i. K- ' .i i.M dic.iiii ihc iiiifossiblc drc.iiii ■.vmvfd ' . Commented Mr. Gerrv Willis. While our program has conlinued to increase in size and popularity . we TeVrgamla ' ZnThZU X ' ' ' ' ' Qne Goocl Tum Deserves Another addition of playing exams more performances, and exposure to other programs and clinics. Even one preparatory concert band is noy inyohed in public performances and festnal competitions . Student teacher Mr. Tim Garvin from Cal State San Bernardino is nc w y orking with first period concert band. Not only is there concert band but symphonic, wind ensemble and jazz ensemble. The band appeared in concert with Eisenhower High at Colton High School on March IS. Other concert appearances were March JO. concert with Ike at Eisenhower High School. March J5. Rand and Orchestra Eestival at Cal State San Bernadino. April 12. Bonita U ind Ensemble Festival. May • , Park Concert. May II. Orange Show Parade. May 29. Bandtasia. Collon h.tiul f.l m-c d i . ' ' ' ■- ■Il« ' ll i ' l fhinint; pcrtorni.iiHf .11 . (! • 1 ' oiii '  ( •■ f cf .mseiiihlics Sieve Dapkuf produces aontf inspiring; sounds lor lislcncrs Ihree Ihiiul mcnihi-i- displ.n ihrn l.ilrnis .IS b.ind din-ilo, Ml o. zv U ( !.-. n i; itl . ' f. i ' imiiii!jjaia Junior Susan Paxton plays a little tune on her instrument. nh f nmjj; i HJ l n w . ' . '  i ! MJM ■J f A , ' ,.-M _■ -. :y Tff i ' -TfrtfTfwa Weird Costumes Invade Dress- Up Days Among the dress-up da s planned for the football, basketball, and spring sports homecomings were styles from the Roaring 20 ' s. unusual hats and ties, and all sorts of sports outfits. The four classes competed for points on their way toward the newly developed spirit award, i tudents wore costumes ranging form super heroes to country cowboys. This year ' s original costumes added some spirit and life to homecoming, as well as to the campus. It was fun. I wish they would have them everyday, commented Manuel Ortiz. Ready for Halloween, are faculty members. Mr. Solano. Mr. Munoz. and Mr. Grider. Celeste Keefe and Joe Alcanlar wait pa tiently for the judging of their outfits. Liking J break front her iiuinh ni.ikin ' . Cupid I (S.i W illiams. Waiting for the stagecoach, are cowgirls Christine Clubb and Debbie Holbrook. A Bunch of students, anxiously wait to be sold at the slave auci Tf f ' - - .-Yf- -ti ' f r -ff-i ' -fflrraa Pride Leads CHS. In AH Aspects Pride svvclh en the cjnipug et Colton High. t cr da nc nork icgcthcr to experience lite and h ing. The support that wf gne ler the scheel this year is exernhelming tarh in the ear. our eainpus as iolaied b unknown pranksters vv io delaced and burned parts ot the area around the stadium. Others broke into classrooms taking valuable equipment and supplies. The students set up a reward fund donating their own money to prevent these degrading acts from happening again. C.H.S. students have always responded to the needs of other people. says Principal Rollin under. This was apparent in the Marine Corp.. ' Toys for Tots ' drive among other things. Our students are enthusiastic they care. Pride IS a major ideal at Colton High, and as we enter the new decade, it shines like the sun leading the wa to tomorrow. Some proud students support the tootball team during homecoming. The tupporl ol the the C.H.S. c.inii ii Pride brings f ic ompm .tine I ' i special days. ' i!S-6M Sie{m4HtMS. i l The damage to the ground keepers storage shed is devastating. The grounds crew truck had extensive damage. This led to the purchase of a new one. WUFSPM T ■ J7 iH m . ■% The storage room was robbed and set afire, the losses were many. Dean Myers, groundsman, and Colton fire chief Bob Trimble discuss investigations. Student Art Shows Talent Students have shown much talent in the arts this year. Mr. LaPlante ' s art III and advanced art students have been honored by the district by being able to participate in a continuous art exhibit at the district office. The students also participated in a school art exhibit in May. The commercial art students displayed their talent by making signs for Colton Western Days and Man of La Mancha. Larry Crosno. Colton Landscape. Mark Towie pun Ihc tinisl)in uuichcs on a poster lor Man ol la Mancha Ihc Hcuh h Hl.iiSi- H.U ' inski wij ' t ' tiur ' iaxtmm A Sierra Snow Scene by Blaise Babinski The Lost World by Philip Madrid T A Proud And Powerful Team This year ' s football team had a tough reputation to uphold, but that did not stop them from giving each game everything they had. Practices for the team members started in September of 1979. and continued throughout Smile you ' re on candid camera. the football season. The three coaches who taught the players different tactics and maneuvers were: Head Russ Smith, and Assistant coach: Mike Dennis. Before each game, the players dined at the Happy Steak Restaurant for a complimentary dinner. The CHS. football team consisted of 3S players and was divided into two major categories: offense and defense. Although Colton did not clinch the C.I.F. title, they did give us a football team to be proud of. ' ■■ .TtCTtt ' m gw fwgriiBM e -ii ao-rrai5 ' -.4  i ..-• i V V ' - jg, Full of Jacket Pride is the 1980 varsity foot- ball team: Vick Ramirez. Anthony Gomez, Raymond Santiago, Plasido Cortez, Lance Bergkamp, Dave Mitchum, Albert Amador, Juan Villalba, Manuel Parra, Cary Keeney, Mark Swanson. Fred Saucedo, Tom Quiroz, Pete Mc Millen, Roberto Caldera, Dan Bark- er, Bob Crossno, Alex Ramirez, Russ Smith, Mike Dennis, Kim Landry, Flori Acosta, Blake Lindsey, Anthony Saldana. Eddie Es- trada, Bob Alvarez, Manuel Alanis, Chris Felix, Becky Glovak, Don Markham. Phillip Grider, Craig Shocklee, Steve Mansker. Norman Kent, Steve Berryman, Mark Al- varez. Rudy Rios, Ted DeCastro. Sam De- LaRosa, Brett Black well, Mark Villalpando, Tim O ' Neal, Scott Shocklee, Derick Benson. l- i , , % One way or another 4 C.H.S. football play- ers will try for a touchdown. Varsity Football Colton Opponent 48 San Bernardino 14 Eisenhower 19 Fontana 34 7 Poly 21 3 Barstow 37 o Rubidoux 14 22 Ramona 6 Norco 14 Arlington 33 21 North 14 Wait Until Next Year Wayne Weeks ' J. V. football team ended up with one win and nine losses. They worked hard all season long, but couldn ' t put it together in the games. Mr. Weeks had help from Stu Hall, an ex-Colton football player. Colton students cheered on the J. V. team at the five home games that they had. Although they had a tough season, some J.V. team members will be with the varsity next year. Players like Kraig Keeney and Robert Vasquez will lead Colton against teams in the Citrus Belt League. Busting through the Ramona defense, running back Kraig Keeney. (25). J.V. FOOTBALL Colton Opponent 6 Eisenhower 20 6 Fontana 26 12 Poly 14 Barstow 22 13 Rubidoux 14 31 Ramona 14 8 Norco 20 2 Arlington II 6 North 12 In pursuit of a Ramona running back, is defensive player Val Hernandez (74) Penlraling the opposing barrier, the Colton backfield runs for a touchdown. Frosh Back Into Action In the year I97S-I979, the junior varsity and the freshmen teams were combined. The overall score was average for having both non- experienced and experienced players. But the new decade, once again separated the two teams and the freshmen had their own team. Coach Walter O ' Neil and his frosh football team finished the season with an overall score of five wins and three losses, which placed them fourth in Ivy League Competition. Frosh defense stops Arlington short of a touchdown with two seconds left on the clock. Rex Black well dashes for La Sierras ' goal during a preseason competition. Froshs ' front line sets before rushing in to make a successful rush against Rubidouxs ' quarterback. Frosh team, Coach O ' NeiL Sal Rodriguez. Xavier Aponte. Eddie Martinez. David Perez. Caspar Diaz. Craig Reed. Bobby Moya. Joe Cordero, Manuel Resendez. Frank Rivera and Coach Grud. Second Row, Wayne Nakada. Robert Smith. Ruben Lo- zano. Ruben Hernandez. Johnny Guiterrez. Tom Carriere. Pat Brown. Kenny Housley. Danny Cruz and Vince Guerrero. Third Row. Richard Canino. Robert Montejano. Felicion Hernandez. Ronnie Ortega. Steve Babbitt. John Lemos. Eddie Archuleta. Don Gage. Roger Ele. and Richard Garcia. Fourth Row: Ray Hernandez. Jeff Philpott. Richard Ochoa. Ramon Rivera. Bruce Avila. Darin Grossich. Eric Dietz. Joe Baeza. Jason Aparicio. Mark Vasquez and Mike Lopez. Frosh Football Colton Opponent Kennedy 56 22 La Sierra 6 8 Poly 20 Kennedy 14 18 Rubidoux 8 Ramona 30 36 Pacific 6 20 Arlington 6 28 North 6 Record Breaking CHS polo set a new CIt record this year for the most goals scored in one game. They scored fifty two against Palm Springs. Kevin Parkes. the team ' s most valuable player, was selected for first team in the Ivy league, and George Rendell was selected for the second team. Goalie Todd Brinker, Nate Bartley. and Kevin Whitaker were given honorable mentions. Head coach Wilfred Willie foreman was named Ivy league coach of the year. Topping off a powerful season. Colton made it into C.l.h. playoffs by beating their rival John North high in a grueling match where lots of penally shots were taken because of the game ' s physical violence. Team captain George Rendell sets up a play against San Gongonio. ■Tira fmns Pif, W7 ;5 wsi! (?5gK j ' Colton Varsity Water Polo Opponent Riverside — Fontana — Redlands — Cajon — Palm Springs — Poly — Pacific — San Gorgonio — Moreno — Arlington — Indio — Ramona — North — Arcadia — Rendell keeps a close eye on his competi tor. Kevin Parkes gets ready to put in another ' :mm: ' ?K Tr«- ■ -v«4%:jy. - ..«S .:-;.-rT3! - ' ' - r.. ■ ' ■ ' ■■■■ ::.•;; ' ir 4 m vu. Mate gets Bartley gives the ball a toss before he Silling: Al Wang. Pam Truitt. Julie Frost. Trie Va e Bartley. Kevin Parkes. George Rendell, mugged by a defender. Parkes, Tammy Truitt, Kevin Robinson, Mr. Stacy Kendall. Todd Brinker. Mr. Gomez Foreman, Kevinn Whi taker, Dave Sumner, Hockey A Top Notch Team Again This is the ninth season that the C.H.S. field hockey team has won their league and also competed in C.I.F. playoffs. Such excellent records are accredited not only to the players but to good coaching by Allene Shore. The team did have it ' s problems, mostly injuries, goalie Jane Mathews had been having a good season until a knee injury required surgery and a cast for six weeks. Rosalie Jaurigue. and Suzie Diaz had knee injuries all season. The team was hit by flu. and bad weather which postponed many games. Even so the teams had lots of drive and enthusiasm. J. V. had a winning season. Dolores Mercado gets ready to make a flat pass. Varsity FIELD HOCKEY COL TON OPPONENT Ontario Bonita China Glendora Azusa Claremont Chaffey Alt a Loina Montclair Glendora Chino Chaffey Jr. Varsity Field Hockey COL TON Opponent — Bonita _ — China — — Azusa — — Claremont _ _ Chaffey _ _ Glendora _ — Alt a Loina _ — Chino — -trtwMiu ! v ' W«Mnirfl Jem Oomfi . I ' l jj Becky Glovak sets the ball down for Suzie Senior Kara Whiting lunges to a tackle. to give it a whack. Sherri Jones, Susan Rendell, Julie Ferre, Liz Barron, Yolanda Reynosa, Lori Calderon, Kris Madsen, Julie Frost, Kate Mattox, Kim Bauman, Jenny Babinski. Marlene Salazar, Petie Wilkinson Yolanda Reynosa gets ready to send a pass. Cross Country Goes The Distance Boy ' s Cross Country started out strong this year, but due to problems with discipline and missed practice the team was cut to half it ' s original size. Although the team was not big they had good luck at some of the invitationals. At the Yucaipa Invita- tional the varsity team placed second. At this same meet the junior varsity took first for the second time in two years. There were two lettermen this year, Robert Turner and Doug Elsmore. At the beginning of the season the Girl ' s Cross Country team had high hopes of making a place for them selves in Ivy League, but when the team dwindled to only three girls. those hopes had to be stashed away for another year. Tracy Gregory did set a new team record for the girl ' s course with a time of 12:52. ' We are planning on having a better year next year. commented Lisa Schultz. John Arellano. George Saunders, fern.ind Castorena lead the way to victory. Ie.tm members: Pou Hfmore. Rohert h. cr. John I uii.i. Oanihoj. and Kenny Oi.ivcv feK . SliltihMUiM L SW?? K ' (Pushing hard, L isa Schultz runs for a good time. Varsity Boys Cross Country Ivy League Colton Opponent 18 Poly 39 39 Bar stow 16 22 Rubidoux 33 26 Arlington 29 47 Norco 16 28 Ramona 27 42 North 18 Varsity Girls Cross Country Ivy League Colton Opponent 1 50 Poly 15 50 Bar stow 15 50 Rubidoux IS 40 Arlington 17 50 Norco 15 Ramona 50 North 15 Robert Turner taking the lead in a race against Romona. New Coach Brings New Ideas Following the trend of our past teams, this year ' s experienced a season of few victories. Although the season had its low points a few events took place which brightened up the season. The team was headed by a new coach, Mr. Bill Gaddy. Coach Gaddy brough new ideas and techniques with him. This being his first year here, his ideas suggestions, and strategies were on a trial and error basis. For the first time in several years the Ken Hubbs trophy was not retained from the San Bernardino Cardinals. Although Colton Guard, John Williams makes an un- successful attempt to secure the ball from Poly. the Yellowjackets tried their best during the game to keep the score as close as possible, they couldn t escape their fate of losing in the final quarters; 78-81. A new tradition was added to the varsity squad. On the day of home games varsity members would put on their best dress pants and shirts, and in most cases accent them with a pair of Adidas or Nike sneakers. Although basketball lacked in victories this year, they made it up in spirit, energy and enthusiasm. Guard. Blake Lindsey dribbles toward op- ponents basket to tie the score 82-Sl Varsity BASKETBALL Colton Opponent 1 58 53 Poly Barstow 73 54 47 Rubidoux 54 55 62 Arlington Norco 56 64 56 Ramona 71 63 North 75 48 45 Poly Barstow 81 77 40 Rubidoux 42 68 53 Arlington Norco 85 64 49 Ramona 56 72 North 98 CHS. Varsity team front, Johnathon Wil li.ims. Tom Segovia. Mark I iiul.ihl. W.iAc- indsey, Paul Pan, and James ' .I illutnn CHS. Varsity team back row, kuri Siormcf. ke in P.irkcs. l.trr CampbeK. PiTick Hensoi, Mike 1ur.tkjmi. Hank Gu :cMch. ToJil kuch.in.tn. and Coach 8iU irsi ' . ' ,:--M- !l, i ' :MA .-,.r ■y.i ' i- ' i . ■ ' j ' M mamm Junior Varsity: Next Year ' s Varsity The junior varsity basketball team is made up of possible varsity Contenders. Although J.V. players have potential and skill it is not as developed as the varsity squads. Playing on junior varsity is not a situation to be ashamed of. but rather an opportunity to develop one ' s potential and skill. The junior varsity team seems to follow the steps of varsity, also having a season of few victories. But when reflecting upon both teams overall scores, one should remember; its not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. Jumping for Colton is Yellowjacket center Mark Lopez. Colton J. V. Basketball Colton Opponent Forward Richard Taffola takes a free shot after recently being fouled. Lack Of Participation Equals Losses As in past years, the girls ' varsity and junior varsity basketball teams have had low participation from the girls of our student body. The main reason for this lack of interest seems to be that other girls ' sports conflict with basketball. This year ' s team was coached by Mr. Jim Hayes and Mr. Dick Lord. Both of these men have had experience in coaching sports, but their joint effort could not pull off a winning season with the girls. Varsity members gather around Tami Smitti for a quiclt pep talk. ilton ' s forward. Trie Park.es makes a sue ssful attempt in securing the ball lor Col Ccnier. Tami Smith encourages teammates from the sidelines. uiard. Kjth Acosi.i i.ikcs .1 quick nl.n 11 the scoret .irJ dunnn .1 lime out J,-rt  «_ ' _.. i{%. k ' hv iin ' iHi ' -innaafmBD mm m mmimmmm Guard Esmeralda Mendoza takes a sarcas- tic glance upward after hearing a bad call. Tennis, Another Solid Team Tennif. ainoti other sports. 3 s late in the C3r. For this reason, not nian photos ot tennis were available. Ho vever. this does not take any importance away from the team. Tennis requires extremely well coached players of which Colt on has many. Coach. Bill Ashley s keen eye quickly spots any imperfections in a player ' s performance, an d he expertly corrects it. It takes such a coach and a team of dedicated students to make a successful roup of fine athletes. Singles player Charles Hazelion glances down the line alter recently being aced. KuJi 4 l ' v c• returns his St ' r 84 wmsmm Junior Rudy Aboyles uniting ic receive the serve Rudy Aboyles follows through with a back- hand shot. Boy ' s Tennis Col ton Opponent — Ike — — Fontana — — San Gorgonio — — Yucaipa — — Blooming ton — — Cajon — — RubiJoux — — Ike — — Barstow — — Norco — — Ramona — — North — — Poly — — Arlington — — Rubidoux — — Barstow — — Norco — — Ramona — — North — — Poly — — Arlington — Best Team In Recent Years The I9 ' 9 Girls ' Tennis Team had a very successful season, ending second in their league. Some select members of this fine team, coached by Mr. Bill Ashley, went to the C.I.F. playoffs. One of the highlights of the year was when the team out played and out scored over the highly renowned Standing attentively is Lisa Acevedo. North High team. Though the practices were long and hard, the girls finished the season with highly developed skill and dexterity. Overall, this season has been one of the best that C.H.S. has ever had in Girls ' Tennis. Gelling ready to return the ball is Patty Carrasco. Serving Ihe hjtil it Jen Hornelli ivt vvmiuiH! v W f B«Mrinflat imimmi ' Boltom row left to right- . Diane Her- nandez, , Laura Alvarez, Victoria Oranillo, Laurie McMillan. Second Row: Es- meralda Mendoza. Kelly Rankin. Julie Ferre, Rene Carnere, , Sabrina Duran, Shel- ly Rankin. Top row: Coach Bill Ashley, Lisa Acevedo, Corrina Meredith, Patty Car- asco, Melissa Longley. . Colleen Her nandez. Ten Borrieli, Jackie Johnson, Jill Rankin. Girls Tennis Opponent — Poly — Barstow — Rubidoux — Arlington — Norco — Ramona —- North — Poly — Barstow — Rubidoux — Arlington — Norco — Ramona — North Wailing for a serve is Lily O ' Neil. Kelly Rankin impatiently waits for her op- ponent to serve. Volleyball Wins With Awesome Spikes In their third ear ct play, the boys ' volleyball team had a successful season. Coach. Dave Gomez, feels that the team had a strong year. The team has come a long way since it ' s beginning. Most boys now accept volleyball as a male sport, which is probably the reason why more boys went out for the team this year. The C.W.y Volleyball team is unique among other sports in that it does not belong to any particular league. Ours is a freelance team which has no other championship playoffs other than C.I.F. Ron Rodriguez bumps the ball over the net. Kurt Storms kills a spike while teamates watch. .i%VHi i ' mi Kurt Storms sets up the ball, while his tea mates look on. Colton Opponent Poly - — Rubidoux — — Montebello — Fontana — — Laguna Hills — — Montabello — Nelles — _ Mater Dei — Fontana — Mater Dei — — Nelles — Gary Watt and David Wise wait tor the opponent to serve. Top row: Jay Villars, David Wise. Larry Campbell. Nate Bartley. Kurt Storms. Keith Kempsell. Cary Keene . Coach Dave Go- mez. Bottom row: Mark Burdell. Chris Am- mons. 4 Wang. Stacy Kendall. Gary at. Eddie Jimenez. Chris March. Ron Rodri- guez. Girls Volleyball Has A Successful Season tarthshaking cheers of enthusiasm went through the auditorium every time the Colton Women ' s Volleyball took to the court. Fierce competitions with unbelievably good organization made the team what it was. Throwing the opposition ' s concentration with cheers and then spiking to each teams weak points helped add on points. In new uniforms the girls looked as good as they played. The team looks powerful for years to come. Mary Hodges successfully bumps the ball to score a point for Colton. Colton Girls Volleyball Opponent Varsity Volleybalh Coacti Leslie Williams. Rene Villars. Christina Lagarde. Roxanne Perch. Suzie Diaz. Mary Hodges. Kara Whiting. Diane Acosta. Stacey Colclasure. and Coach Chip Chaffee. - Poly Barstow — freshmen Rhonda Fletcher sets up the ball for her teammates to be spiked. — Rubidoux — Arlington Norco — Ramona _ North — Poly Barstow — — Rubidoux - I Arlington Norco Ramona North fifiii ' ' r sKsmme m iophomore kathy Acosta is ready for ac- tion to score for her teammates. ' League Champs Bring Home Honors The Colton wrestling team had an Outstandi ng season this year. The matnien won all league matches and brought numerous awards lo the school. Alter deteaiing all ot the competition and winning the league championships team n}embers went into C.l.h. competition. Junior John Arrellano pro ed pound tor pound to be the toughest man in the area. He went on to compete in the state finals with pride, for Colton High. This merit was achieved by outstanding effort in practice and at matches by some truly dedicated sportsmen. c al Bree Eric Hollandii John AreibtK CjI Bree pins an opponent forking lor position is Pou : Hlinkinsop ;? t 9 Co.nhes. i ' ccks. Mcl.ic Hodi!f John rcic2 Kol.inJ Chacon L ' ltino McnJoza • ' ' ' • ■ Kmmsmsmmmwmmm ' Eddie Jimenez . Philip Shock lee, Danny Cruz. Val Hernan- dez. Phillip Woss, Richard Canine. Sal Ro- driguez. Darin Grosich. Kenny Colunga. Eu- gene Milne. Mike Dubiel Tim O ' Neal WRESTLING n Coltor Opponent 54 Cajon 13 42 San uorgonio J9 3S Bloomington 29 4$ Rubidou 22 49 Chaffey 12 4S Arlington 17 41 North 24 33 Barstow 30 54 Ramona 15 5 Norco 17 Soccer, Hard Work Wins Games A hard working yet inexperienced team took the field for CHS. at each soccer game this year. Not having played together as a team until this season began, most efforts were individual. Coach Dave Gomez led his team through what he called a fair season. Though not a powerhouse. Colton ' s hopes are bright for future soccer teams. With about half of the team returning, this year ' s experience should prove invaluable next year. Henry DeLao. John Ruschak. Cam kempsell. Dennis Crowe. Robbie Petweiler, Chris Ammons. oary Wat. trie Dietz. Paulfabela. Keith Kempsell. Dan Hesion. Jeff Ferre. Rodney ipencer. Kevin Whilaker. Kurt Kha cherian. John Neal. Cary Keeney. Mr Go me:. Ron Rodriguez. Slacy Kendall. Damn Reynolds Kfilh Kempsell outruns his oppone Kevin Whitaker puis all he has into Rodney Spencer putt the ball aloft . % .- ,mm wsR mm sv am Cotton ' s forward Pan Heston prevents a score by stealing the ball from Rubidoux. Cotton ' s Ronald Rodriguez and George Ren- dell make an unsuccessful attempt to keep La Sierra from scoring. ]i : — t-- s  V w forward Kurt Ktiactienan prevents Perns from passing the ball down field for a near score. Kurt Khacherian and John f eal lead the way for Cotton as they make their way up the field for an easy score. Collon Opponent Arlitiyton 3 Norco 4 Poly 6 Ratiioiia North Riibidoux Poly Pcrris Arlington Rubiiioux 6 Norco J 3 Perns 3 Rainoita North A Three Teams Make CI.F. Wc at C.H.S. are proud of our C.l.f. accomplishments in 1980. Three teants participated in C.IJ-. competition. They were Water Polo. Wrestling, and Field Hockey. These sports, though not the most popular on campus require immense amounts of work and concentration by each person. Each team was a group of individuals who spent hours of painful practice and then nursed their aching muscles and bones in time to compete. Water Polo made the playoffs and fell out in the second round. Some individuals in Wrestling went to the final rounds. Field Fiockey lost it at the quarter finals. Struggling 10 gain posit i tier Bobby Crossno. IS varsity wres Defending Collon ' s goal, are aie Bart ley. Todd Brinker, and Pave Sumner. SRN,G % :i - SF 3 . ■■ HlfiilHHIinH! mmmmm mmin Boys Swimming ' We Like Co-Ed Teams This season has been good for the boys ' swim team. Though they had a relatively small team, they came through with a surprising amount of strength throughout the season. There aren ' t enough people to fill all of the events. said coach Wilfred Foreman. In order to win a meet, the team had to win every event, and had to have everyone finish better than fourth. With four strong seniors the Yellow Jacket team won many events. Senior. Todd Brinker made a C.I.F. qualifing time at the season opener against Cajon High. Senior Kevin Parkes and George Rendell battled each other all season for the number one backstroke position, while senior Dave Sumner became a valuable middle distance contender. Dale Bailey at the start of his 100 yard backstroke. Varisty BOYS SWIMMING Colton Opponant Cajon _ Ike _ _ Yucaipa _ _ Pacific _ San Gorgonio — _ Poly — _ Arlington _ Rubidoux _ Indio Norco Ramona _ North _ freshman P.nil Hr.uifh.f tinishinn .1 X yard bullcrtly. ,1 tiS wj.Mi i g.w. ftTf |Hf- ' rmyiMi«| Bundled up for a cold, rainy day is George Rendell. Girls Swim Team, Small But Tough Things looked good at the start of The team was smaller than last the season for the girls swim team. years, however they were better At the first meet of the year. balanced and faster. Each swimmer freshman Ronda Fletcher broke the was required to attend S practices one hundred yard backstroke record before being eligable to swim, and for C.H.S.l only ' practices were offered before the first meet. The team was also weakened by the loss of several swimmers because of C.I.F. elegibility rules. Freshman Ronda Fletcher sprints the last Yvelte Baker starts off with a good lead in seven yards of her XJOII. M. swim. her KV yard backstroke. - V -sm f y Elizibelh Navjrro demonstrates a relay dive. Another strong finish lor Vicki Shively the ICO yard butterlly. m m i.... ' M :u ' ... , ' ■, . ;-iftwaKi!.m! v ' ■i tiiw--fiurf.- Ir - X Us Vars 7y G i?i5 SWIMMING Colton Opponant Cajon — Ike — Yucaipa _ Pacific — San Gorgonio _ Poly - Arlington Rubidoux — Indio — Norco — Ramona — North — Varsity Girls ' Swimming: front row, Pam Truitt. Natalie Barrad, Yvette Baker, Tammy Truitt, Center row, Robyn McKe- ever, Robin Karger, Vickie Shively, Eliza- beth Navarro, Leanna Ashley. Back row, Sarah Andon, Ronda Fletcher, Patricia Parkes, Robin Gustafson. Lilly O ' Neal, Coaches Willie Foreman, Curtis VanHulla- Not shown. Freshman Natalie Barrad explodes into ac- tion. a«iff«iCT;.-..nm ramxiMi« ,in-j,i«rE-ji. jv-«v ' g.-..r- ' u.,rL ..,jm J Fleetfooted Runners Show Spirit The decade of the SCs encouraged a number of boys to try out for the track and field squad. The attitude of the majority of boys who seemed to all share a common attitude was to make this the best season ever for Col ton High. At the beginning of the season, hopes were dampened due to rain and poor track conditions, but as the season progressed the clouds and rain diminished and the spirit of the team shone through. Track is different from other sports because there is no split between varsity and j.v. Without the split it seems to build team morale and members work for a joint cause. Many people view the situation of having no varsity as bad, but the majority of students feel it is a good worthwhile and rewarding experience. Because of the rain the boy ' s team picture didnt turn out. The annual staff would like to salute those boys who never gave up. THE BOYS TRACK TEAM IS THE GREAT- ESTIIIIIIl Kenny Brown and Doug Elsmore warm up. Vic Campa pacing himsvit on a long run Thanks. Coachet tor a great scatonlll %mfi mm ' ' ti[mut ' !aaiH lW!I15BRSfgiH ' ' S iSE.T Tr« WSr3at: Rudy Negrete striding out at the end of the race. Doug Elsntore practicing for his flying li- cense? :sg.tw. ' jir -. ' .nTii.v,T.gs:ijT:. T7r.-;.i Through Rain And Mud Girls Run On The beginning of the decade didn ' t look too hopeful for girls track. The main reason being poor weather conditions, which caused the girls to postpone their first meet four times. After the rain diminished and the track dried out. our female runners got their legs back into action and finished the season with a fairly good rating. This year more emphasis was placed on running events than on field competitions, which rounded out the team in all areas. Team member, Diane A cost a feels that track was a great experience for her. She encourages other girls to go out for the team. Virginia Negrete warms up for her up com- ing race. Because of the rain, the team photo didn ' t turn out. The girls on the track team are, Diane Acosta, Kathy Acosta, Veronica Deves. Mary Hodges, Tracy Gregory, Sher- ry Villalobos, Tami Smith, Kae Smith, Lisa Schultz, Wendy Mansker, Marcy Sham- baugh, Debby Veioz, and those others who made this years track team the besti Kae Smith in weather that is the reason why many meets were canceled. Tami Smith and Virginia Negrete push for the finish line. 104 %mi V ' M ' . ' . v %{va ' ,mmu !«iiiiiuFmia ik y lis Mjii jf anon HH fam ■j: thit ■■(!« 1 ;rtioM ■TJ wmvinitv. rp]irw ' ' .ViHTSK H 7-racA: Colton Opponent Yucaipa Cajon Poly Arlington Rubidoux Barstow Norco Ramona North Lisa Shullz leading on the road to victory. ram Sm 7 i pushing herself with a smile. « Tracy Gregory runs a close race against a Norco trackster. Our deepest appreciation to our coaches who put up with our complaints and ex- cuses. THANKS. YOURE THE GREAT- ESTllllllI ' ■Mis. ' i Mcasci ft MUE ' OPffi-iaiM; wa Baseball; Experience Equals Success The varsity yellowjackets had a successful season according to their coach Mr. Walt O ' Neil. With several returning lettermen the season seemed to be promising and full of excitement. As the yellowjackets took the field for home games, the crowd roared with support. Different from other sports baseball players had the experience and will to win. Having a combination of audience support and high team morale seem to be the secret behind varsity successes. The beginning of the decade was promising for our baseball yellowjackets hopefully in the coming years, it will be as promising for other sports. i Zatcher Mark Llamas awaits the ball which will soon strike out and end the inning for Fan tanas ' Jim McDermic. Varsity Baseball Colton Opponent _ Poly _ _ Arlington _ _ Rubidoux _ _ Barstow _ Norco _ _ Ramona _ _ North _ _ Poly — 1 _ Arlington _ _ Rubidoux _ 1 Barstow _ _ Norco _ _ Ramona _ • _ North _ do, If If Ji Junior placet game. Mark Ham icnt pitchc w.nms up .1 during J pre i Designated Hitter Anthony domcz icmh the ball to left ticld tor .i double in the tilth inning. hirst baseman Kenny Gontez hits ttie ball I center lield tor a mere single in the top i f i« ' eit;luh. i ' TH5E ' Sir Kra Talent Comes Out Of The Dark Junior Varsity Baseball John Campa Bill Highs Roland Chacon Marcus Navarro Paul Cosper Tom Quiroz Marty DelaRosa Don Rubidoux Danny Estrada Alex Salazar Jay Haberbush Ramiro Saldana Jay Haberbush Jesus Saldana Steven Urrea Anthony Gomez crosses the plate for an- other run. Brett Blackwell shows a powerful swing at a varsity game. Cotton J.V. Baseball Opponent Poly - Arlington — Rubidoux — Barstow — Norco — Ramona — North — Poly — Arlington — Rubidoux — Barstow — Norco — Ramona — North — Ml ' - ■jj H iV Ralph Parra gets ready to throw out the opponent. fl HH Lucio Perez takes first after a hit into the infield. s . - f ' Softball Swings Into Action Esmeralda Mendoza throws one in from the infield. Girls Softball Colton Opponent Ontario Ike Pacific Yucaipa Cajon hontana San Gorgonio Poly __._ Arlington _. Rubidoux Barstow __ Norco Ramona North Poly Arlington Rubidouk Harsiow Norco Ramona North Jeaninf Alvarez slides home lor the win ning run. ' ysFfTzm H Guys Are Hitting Birdies Too! Varsity GIRLS BADMINTON Colton Opponent Pacific San Gorgonio Poly Arlington Rubidoux Barstow Moreno Valley Ramona North The badminton team decided they needed some spice in their game. So they added some members of the opposite sex. Now it is the first co- ed badminton team. Maybe this will give other students the incentive to go out for this sport. Any activity from school is usually fun and worth while, sports especially. Although hours of hard work are required, they are most rewarding. Everything that the pla yers put into badminton is usually given to them through practice. Sophomores. Rene Carrier and Diane Her- nandez play in double match. aBiKK-:miut nattrnmurr. v-immmm ' rw ms jw ma 1 BurAKivifrKMvi ' .aaeai ' UtitsiHiisici And It Came Up Roses Again Colton High Marching Band came up smelling like roses. This year was the second time in three years that the Yellow Jacket Band had the honor of appearing in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade. The band placed well during their marching season, receiving second place at the All Western Band Review, first place at Chino ' s International Band Review, and a proud sweepstakes at the West Covina Half -Time Tournament. Drum Major, Robert Rodriguez, placed first at the California Band Entertainment Corps percussion members staged a feature section during one of the field show highlights in Fiesta la Jueba . Review. The band will be leaving on a European tour in June. There they will tour London and Scotland. The tour will last from two to three weeks. Highlights include a half-time performance at the Hornchurch Stadium where the Jackets will be broadcast over some British Broadcasting T.V. stations. The band is a great ambassador, earring the spirit of Colton High around the world. We would like to wish the Marching Band a most sincere Bon Voyage. Richard Melendrez concentrates on his ma neuvers. Members of the Collon High Band sent the crowds cheering as they opened this year ' s field show with yells through the stands playing the yellowiackci tantare ' Judy Cortez. Rot erl Rodriguez, and I isa Hutser march to the l eat ot the Colton High hand Mr. Gerry Willis conducts the Band with vigor as they compete. Victor Eschler displays his talent in a field competition. A new club under the advisement of Mr. Terrence Gunkel « receiving an overwhelming display of participation from C.H.S. students. Giving students a chance to express themselves is the motivation of this organization. During the course of the year, this group is greatly involved in many projects. These projects include the newly established Patrons Program which enables the community to support the groups activities by donations. The Troupers brought a new meaning to theater arts at C.H.S. For the first time in several years, a straight dramatic production was put on in May. The Miracle Worker gave opportunities to many students with much acting ability. Members. Meredith Shambaugh, Regina Brady. Sandi Rollins, Tony Newhall. Bobby Shively. and ton Williams. 2nd Row Gerry Hernandez. Erin Hodges. Manuel Ortiz. Ce- cilia Hernandez. Mark Messenger. Roxanne Berch. Jill Munson, and Julie Ferre. 3rd Row: Donna McMullen. Pan Burnett. Ramon Villalba. Mike Morales. Regina Gallardo. Jay Villars. Rene Vlllars. and Marcus Valdez. 4th Row Linda Castillo. Marcie Shambaugh. John Mijalli. Regina Raibon. Doug Harkey. Chris Kasznia. Kim Hammond, and Donald Rodriguez. 5th Row Clarence Harrison. Vince Acosta. Beatrice Cervantes. Ronald Rodriguez. Mark Mc Alpine. Jena Plourde. Sarah Andon and Mr. Terrence Gunkel. ad Troupers Light Up C.H.S. Underneath the paper niaclie viyi is Jr.tni.t club member Ion Blink insop Vince Aco la j l n Jui ote dreams the Impossit ' le Dream during musical rehearsal I ind.i C.ifiillo .I .1.S Al.U ' n.-.i. gets into char acter during a Man ot I a Mancha rehearsal ■I i -g .« -:?gi ? - ' y.--— ■ x ' lri. ' ap.- ' Drama clubs ' award winning float cruises the football field during halftime. Officers: Clarence Harrison President, Re- ft gina uallardo, Mark McAlpine. Mark Mes- R senger. Donald Rodriguez, and Gerry Her- nandez. Trouper Club Officials: Jay Villars, ASB Re presentative, and Publicity Chairmani Vince Acosta. This year, a new auxiliary unit was added to the already large Yellow Jacket Entertainment Corps. This unit, the Rifles, was started when supporters saw that rifle competition was becoming a prominent part of reviews. The Rifles, along with the flags, are under the instruction of Jon Emery. Although the Rifles are the smallest unit in the Corps, they are a proud part of the family. The Elags, Letters, and Rifles join the entire band at reviews and half-time competitions where they compete with other such units. At the Chaffey College Competition, the Elags tied for first place with Pasadena. Often seen in their yellow T- shirts, the Corps is an important part of the C.H.S. spirit. Flag Carriers, front: Tonya Rusfi, Lucy Lo- var. Bacl(: Theresa Jacl son. Polita Fernan dez, Lisa Butzer, Julie Kurz, Jerry Devoe. Karen Rivera, Bonnie Rodriguez. New Unit Brings Added Pride ■ The Flag Carrier amili.uy unit. fho Mn precision and skill, pcrlornt ai a hall iinu tournament. BmwftHW «r ' .  -?anp- '  ? i :: Letter Carriers: Judy Cortez. Sharon Conno. Sandy Bush. Theresa Hurlburt, Karen Ri- vera, and Christie Chaffin. Proudly displaying the Colton quality at a band review is the entire Colton High En- tertainment Corp. The Flag Carriers march during a home Hawaii Trip Strengttiens Group Concentration, precision, and time are the main ingredients to the making of a successful group. The Honors Chorale and Chamber Singers displayed these elements in various productions throughout the year. The large events for the Honors Chorale are the Christmas Supper Theatre and the end of the year Musical Variety Show. Individual talent as well as group participation makes these productions unique. Year round performances keep the Chamber Singers on their toes. Many of the groups and organizations within the community have the show choir entertam at gatherings throughout the year. Going to Hawaii was the main goal of the I9S0 Chamber Singers. It seems that earning the way to Hawaii to represent Colton at festivals there made the choir a team. Often, the closeness of the group seems to be hard to find, but it is always there. The choir brings smiles to all faces. Entertaining is what they re all about. Roxanne Berch. Marlt Messenger. Rene Vil lars, Christina Clubb. Clarence Harrison and L Isa Williams perform at P. T.A. Open House. Honors Chorale | Cindy Bigelow Eileen Kendell Laurie Blink in sop Richard Luna Regina Brady Lisa March Ginny Colclasure Donna McMullen Arthur Contreras Corrina Meredith Kim Disney Rhonda Milam Susan Farnum Sandy Newcomer Rhonda Fletcher Manuel Ortiz Gina Garduno Diana Penna Donna Gaytan Kim Rollins Vicki Glenn Sandi Rollins Suzette Gomez Kelly Sober Doug Harkey Pam Soto Cecilia Hernandez Tresea Schiarette Tineetee Hano Hanc Rhonda Toilet Anne Hudgins Robin Wheatley Lynette Hunt Wade Beese JoFllen Johnson Mike Belgya Chamber Singers: Jerry Hernandez, Robyn Miller. l vi Rodriguez, Stacy Colclasure, Jay Villars. I inda Castillo, David Wise. Ro anne Berch. M.irk Messenger. Rene Villars. Celeste Keefe, Clarence Harrison, Christi n.t Clut t . I IS J U (.wn. . Richard I una. and A.- V W.irA.T Not pictured W .vn  Baker. Mark HvK i . Mark Mc Alpine, .ind Ron Ro drigue: :m itacy Colclasure. David Wise and Linda The Christmas spirit swells as Honors Cho- Castillo perform a slow ballad. rale sings at Supper Theatre. ■ IH jF HH H 1 1 ' w 4 V . mk HLxl Celeste Keefe dreams of dancing sugar- plums as the choir sings of Christmas hap- piness. Jay Villars and Celeste Keefe perform a medley of ' 50 ' s songs during a show. Choir Council, front: Rene VillarSi Histori- an, Roxanne Berch; Vice president. Middle-. Pam Sotoi Secretary, Don Rodriguez: Presi- dent, Susan Farnum: A. SB. Rep. Back: Jerry Hernandez; A. SB. Rep., Chris Clubb: I.C.C Rep., and Richard Luna: Publicity Chairman. Not pictured: Linda Castillo-, Treasurer. Lif -.-v; wTmT««n «« «:rj Tw. j--« -i ' .n-iij.-? 119 ' •-■ - ■ 3 Cheers For Cheerleaders! were ! ' Cheerleading is not all the bounce and glitter that it portrays. Not only is stamina needed, but hard work and skill are also required. It used to be that they would vote for the squad members that they wanted, but now the girls audition before judges. Training for cheerleaders runs throughout the year while they continue to perfect and create new cheers. Cheerleading is one of the best ways of sparking enthusiasm in the student body at pep assemblies. Competition is a highlight for the cheerleading squads. It enables the girls to display their talents and compete for various awards ranging from team judging to the judging of individuals. The 1980 Songleaders. front: Donna Espin- osa. Middle: Heidi Ruschal(. Diane Turley. Sue Robb. Back: Lori Trickett, Kim Chaff in. Carey Sanchez. Ihe 1980 Vanity Chef rle.u1er I i nt U- Cn-orifinc Hernandez. Shcrri M.ukh.vn lop, lame Hudson. Mary Aguirre. r 7 Ch.tttin. Janclle Jimenez. Suzanne I .nnc ■ ' n TtKitws.niaiimuvcwi ' iiniuibinsti mmmmm i mm m!mm ' ' f ' j j ,,,„ , - The 1980 Freshman Squad, bottom-. Chris Songleader. Heidi Ruschak. urges the Col- g j Macarro. Hallie Lindsey. ton crowd to help cheer the football team j j Espinosa. Marilyn Fero. Terry on to a Homecoming victory. Espinoza The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Bottom: Kathy Perez, Wendy Mansker. Sharon Canno. Top: Yvette Baker, Marcy Sham- baugh, and Valerie Hall. On a tricycle built for one stand the 1980 Yogis, Susan Rendell and Jill Rankin. I 4 r ' _- A m 1 jjs ' ■ ' ' ' ' H A.S.B. Council Makes Positive Progress The Year of Revolution seems to be the theme of the 1980 Associated Student Body. Positive progress Is their goal, and nothing gets In the way when something needs to be done. The A.S.B. Council has lead the Student Body into areas it has never seen before. Many new activities have been held for the first time this year. The Winter Ball, an A.S.B. sponsored dance, was just one of the hope- to be traditions started with the class of ' SO. Ideas from every end of the campus are voiced In meetings of the House of Representatives and the I.C.C. Student feedback plays an important part In evaluating the new ideas. Student spirit this year has risen to unbelleveable heights. Obvious signs of the Yellowjacket spirit was found In the stands at football games as well as lunchtime contests and Homecoming competitions. Their Ideas to focus on Yogi Yellowjacket has Inspired spirit in many C.H.S. students. A.S.B. Council from Pon Rodriguez. Mike Lopez. Alan Kcrruk. Jell ferre. Vf.irA Mj carro. Lucky lucero. Joe Alcinur .iiul 7.iy Villars 3nii Row Advifor, Mr. Hayes. Ar leen San Miguel, Monica Chavez. Rachel Al Jimene:. Heanor Talolla. .vui U.-.wv Keele H.nk rriicilla C ' jrci.i. John U illutms. HeiJi Kueachak. l ' iana Acosi.i. u:ie Pu:. u :.fnne layne. Jill Rankin .tiul Sus.in k ' ciulell Joe Alcanlar. A. SB. Vice Pres.. acts as me- diator at a House of Reps, meeting. House of Reps. -Front: Joe Alcantar. Eleanor Tafolla. Diane Turley, Janell Jimenez, and Robert Crossno. 2nd Row Mr. Allison. Jen Leyva. Alexandrea Lopez, Terry Beltran, Christy Felix, Judy Cortez, Peggy Ramero, Lori Trickett, Lydia Gutierrez. Liz Santiago, Mr. Faren. Back. Jay Villars, Mary Babinski, Diana Acosta, Barbara Cordova. Mary Lan- dero. Kenny Chavez, Frank Castorena, Joi Carvalho and Robert Smith. Joe Alcanlar: Vice Pres.. J. Villars, Pres.. Susan Rendell, I.C.C.. Pres.. and Arleen San Miguel, Sec. A. SB. Cabinet. Pleading for money. Choir President. Don Rodriguez sells his story to the council as other members listen. Citizenship Committee Front: L. Boransk Mr. W. Miller, Jr. Johnson, Chairimn. Mr. Sheldahl. and Miss Neafsy. Back: Rene Vil lars. Priscilla Garcia. Jay Villars, Mike L pez, Jill Rankin, Alan Kerrick, and Mr. Crawshaw. Art Club - Small But Good This year, the Art Club was met with a decrease in student involvment. The students who did participate in the activities of the year took field trips and did other interesting activities such as going to Magic Mountain. During the year, we try to go to one educational point of interest, one cultural, and one for pure fun and amusement. . says Mr. LaPlante. We ' re still not sure which of these that Magic Mountain represents. The club took a trip to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Chris Abarca and Chayr Press unpack sup- plies for the Art Club. to see The Golden t Age of Venician Painting . The Art Club provides a service for the community by doing posters and banners for such things as the Colton Western Pays and Colton High ' s I9S0 Homecoming. Though this is the smallest Art Club of the past few years, the members feel that they have all they need. There ' s me. what more do you want? , muses Kae Smith. I kalhy Skinner .inJ Kim Rolling check out . silk screen stencil. riiinrttimatn Good Guys Wear Black Stagecraft is one of the many electives offered here at C.H.S. In this course, students are given the opportunity to help with the backstage aspects of the productions held in Whitmer Auditorium. The only prerequisites for this crew are a strong desire and a full commitment, for the students must be willing to sacrifice many hours of after school time and often weekends. Positive attitudes are also needed to make each production of top quality. Stagecraft is usually associated with building sets. However, there is much more to this course than hammering nails-. Lighting, sound, costuming, make- up, and prop crews are eaually important in a major production. In their blacks ' , as their performance attire is called, they blend in with the atmosphere to perform their duties. The technical departments of the theatre are indisposable in all productions, and though they are not seen, deserve just as much applause as the performers. Stage Crew members pose for a group shot. Stage Crew students shows their talents in carpentry, by building a set for the Man of LaMancha musical lighting Crew clu-cks oul the lighiint; ac ' equipment. ' Dan Barnett and Props Head. Gena Plourde dual as Kathy Baca, Patty Sandana, md Rhonda Smith look on. Production Coordinate: Kathleen Skinner and Stage Manager Mark McAlpine take a break. House Crew gets ready with tickets and programs to advertise the musical. Man of LaMancha. Little Girls Join Girls League The girls had a new initiation idea this year. The newly active members dressed up as little girls. On the initiation day, dresses with ruffles and ribbons were seen all around campus. This was the beginning of an eventful year for Girls ' League. An important part of being in Girls ' League is preparing for the February dance. Money raising activites for this event include bake sales, Valentine ' s Day flower sales and aluminum can drives. The Girls ' League Homecoming float is another major event of this group. This year, Girls ' League was one of the two clubs who entered a float in the Homecoming parade. Yogi Buzzes into the Land of Oz was their theme. It was displayed quite brilliantly with a colorful rainbow leading to the Emerald City. Students in costumes appeared on the float as the Oz characters. Front Row: April Tisdale. Lina Navarro. Veva Arrillo. Second Row: Chris Villal- panda. Pauline Escalante. Lorraine Carrilio, Carol Marquez, Shirly De-la-o. Back Row: Sharon Barnette. Andrea Felter. Barbara Esparza. Prise ilia Garcia, Elda Llamas. They smile happily as the Girls League float wins second place in the float comet ition. Barbara Esparaza and Lorraine Carrilio dis- cuss future plans as Pauline Escalante watches over. President. Priscilla Garcia, pays her full at tent ion to the ideas the girls come up with. Girls League officers: Treasurer: April Tis- dale. president; Priscilla Garcia. Secretary, Carol Marquez. Not pictured.- Vice-Presi- dent: Toni Lopez. ' J First Book Of A New Decade The new decade has brought many hectic days to the 1980 publications staff. Various unexpected incidents have helped to make this year almost impossible. The Publications room was robbed and vandalized early in the year, causing unneeded setbacks in the production of the book. Principal, Roll in Grider, worked with the School Board to replace some of the stolen equipment as quickly as possible so that production could resume. Certain positive changes throughout the year have proven to be good for everyone. This years Crimson and Gold is the first C.H.S. yearbook to have color senior portraits and added color pages. Other improvements which helped the staff were an improved dark room and a new business phone. Advisor: Mr. LaPlante, Senior Editor, Todd Brinker. Junior Editor-, Rene Villars, Sopho- more Editor. Mike Sachs, and Freshman Editor: Eddie Martinez, discuss the art in the opening pages. Una Navarro smiles while she crops I) pictures. ;«q ' ? H3; ' ,T.ii: ' Sff:i-XK:fr Freshman Editor. Eddie Martinez caught drinking developing chemicals. Assistant Editor. Vince Acosta working on a layout. Pepper Bough Dedication Proves Worthwtiile C.H.S. has maintained a paper of high quality and excellence by it ' s thorough news reporting of events and happenings. It ' s overall organization and appearance, mainly because of dependability of it s journalism students. These young journalists along with their long hours of time and effort, also contribute material for publication to our community newspaper, which are at many times published, giving both our school and students recognition well deserved. With the keen advisements of Mrs. Christina P. Beeson, The C.H.S. Pepper Bough has become and remained an award winning paper into it ' s sixty- third year. A paper such as ours requires a Co editor Mike Billings gives sport editor Allen Kerrick. editing advice as tie meets a deadline. great deal of work and dedication towards putting out an issue, and meeting deadlines. The greatest amount of pressure is put upon co-editors Mike Billings and Meridith Shambaugh. who must organize and maintain overall coherence and publication of this fine school newspaper. Mrs. Beeson with senior Mike Mijalle, smiles for the photographer. 1 1 F Julie frost ,ind Arleen Sjn Miguel arc ob served by Greg Gingr,is. s ,1 Top row: Allen Kerrick. Tammy Smith. Mike Billings. Meridith Shambaugh, Greg Gin- gras, Ray Miller. Bottom row: Richard Me- lendez. Kim Baumann. Rosemary Cortez, Karen Rivera, Michelle Baker, Kenny Cha- vez. George Sanders glances through the paper. CSF Recognizes Academic Acliievement The main purpose of the California Schlorship Federation is to recognize students of superior academic standing and achievement. To become a member, one must file an application and have a high grade point average. If any member remains in the club for four semesters or more, he will then become a life member. Once established as a life member, students will receive a pin and a certificate of achievement. Seniors who are active club members, will receive a gold emblem on their diploma and special recognition at graduation time. C.S.F. Members: front: Manuel Montejano. Mary Hodges. Al Wang, Ctiristina Lagarde. Middle: Mrs. Abbott, Alexandra Lopez, Elaine Inouye. Anne Busiamante. Michelle Adams, Diane Turley. Skip Kendall. Holly Holmes, I Back: Sarah Andon, Mark Beltran. Joe Herzig, Michelle Baker, Kenny Chavez, Tami Smith, Alan Kerrick. Loretta Beltran. Jane Matthews. CSF Members enioy a game of volleyball as an extra curricular activity. CSF Member. Holly Holmes show her spirit, by dressing up lor Homecoming Press Up Pay. CSF. Advisor, Mrs. Abbott, discusses goals of the organization. k I ■ -■ mx mmisemmmm Quill And Scroll Advisor Receives Honor Quill and Scroll is one of the few oreainzations on the CHS campus which is recognized nationally as a charter member. Not only has the club been in existence for twenty- five years, but has been honored oy the National Organizations, as one of the longest standing clubs west of the Rockies. Last year an honor was bestowed upon our own Quill and Scroll advi- sor, Mrs. Christina D. Beeson. The chapter to which the club belongs was renamed in Mrs. Beeson honor. Although Quill and Scroll may not be the most popular club on cam- pus, it is one club that brings honor to the name of Colton High. Quill and Scroll members. Front Rowi Rose- mary Cortez. Meredith Shambaugh, Mike Billings, Mrs. Beeson, Mr. LaPiante, advi- sors, and Mike Sachs. Back Rowi Hank Gu- zevich, David Fisher, Alan Kerrick, Richard Melendrez, Ray Miller, and George Saunders. Co-Presidenis; Mike Billings, and Meredith Shambaugh glance upward for a quick snapshot. Members, Hank Guzevich, Rosemary Cor- tez, and Richard Melendrez take a minute out of their studies to pose for this candid. A.F.S. Finds New Advisor Loses Participation Walk together, talk together all ye people of the world . This is the beginning of the ' A.F.S. Song , which is known by these students who share each other ' s cultures and countries. Each student who travels is sponsored by the community chapter and the student chapter of the school which they attend. The student chapter of the American Field Service saw a very low year this year as participation has been declining for the past few years as the club replaced advisors. This year, it has fallen into the hands of Mr. Bridges. The students we have are willing to work.::, he points out. We II see how things go. On January 25th. the club sponsored a Field Pay. Foreign and domestic students sponsored by local communities were invited to come view our campus and its works. The students who came were from such countries as Peru. France. Brasil. and West Germany. They toured the classes and events of the day, and spread the A.F.S. spirit. . . A.F.S. is love. A.F.S. is brotherhood. , the song continues. I think that the participation of the students at Lolton is great! , says Corrina Meredith of this school. She was brought here on the American Field Service Foreign Exchange Program from Otorohanga. New Zealand to stay for a year and experience the American way of life. While attending Colton High, she lives with the Frank Ferre ' s in Grand Terrace. While in California, she has enjoyed the sights at Disneyland. San Francisco. Universal Studios, and other points of interest. She also experienced the dazzle of the Hollywood stage, seeing musicals and plays. I think I liked A Chorus Line ' best. , she recalls She has been an active member of the ASH. Council while staying here. I feel that there is much respect for teachers in the Collon High system, and when everyone got together tor ihe Toys for lots ' drive, it was tremendous to see siudenls and teachers working together There is a sayiiif at C.H.S., Pride is Our Guide , I think Colton has much to be proud ol Visitors to our school: standing. L. to R., Cassiana Boya - Brasil; Corrina Mereditti - New Zealand: Harald Dreyer - West Ger- many: sitting, Guiliane Chavez - Peru and Viviane Fesenbourg - France. New Zealander Comes To California Corrinj Meredith . .md ASH Honors Chor.tle .tntl Sforl ol lu-r li c lu-n- .? Collon I rr ' fi-r Hough jlso .1 f ' .trt )-.i;svi mj.v iii;ninnv ini«Blli ' lTMil Hk si smfrnv. Key Club Has Many Participants The Key Club had an exhilarating start this year. The first meeting sparked interest in the large crowd that showed up at the first meeting. A few dropped out after that, but the remaining students were quite active. The club President. Martha Dale, led the meetings on Thursday lunches m Mr. Pure ' s room. Many new ideas such as a haunted house and community clean-ups were discussed. Many of these were not leasable, but will hopefully be realized in the future. The Key Club did, however, have a rather successful blood drive which brought many donors who gave their life fluid for the San Bernardino County Blood Bank. The Key Club is a student chapter of Kiwanis International. Its main purpose is to inspire students interest and participation in events throughout the community. The club attended a convention of Key Club chapters throughout the southland which was held at Disneyland. The Key Club Members of 1980 front: Jesus Guerrero, Martha Dale, Julie Ferre. Amy Russell, Eileen Kendall, Lisa Carrasco, Cliff Grodin. Back: Mr. Pure, Jaime Guerrero, Mike Sachs, Jeff Ferre, Rosanna Carrasco, Mary Hodges, Kim Rollins. Vince Acosta. Liz Navarro, and Mark Belt ran. The Key Club Officers: Jaime Guerreroi I.C.C. and A.S.B. Rep., Martha Dale. Presi- dent, Kim Rollins: Secretary, Jeff Ferre: Vice President. Not pictured: Mike Lopezi Treasurer. Jeff Ferre, Mr. Pure, and Martha Dale tend to the snack bar shared with F.F.A. FFA Feeds Our Future Future Farmers of America is a club which sees the need for agriculture in our modern day society. Their work in livestock and horticulture has benefitted the surrounding community as well as the individuals who are active in these project. We learn a lot, and it ' s a real challenge. . says Paula Morrow who took the lightweight champion award for her pig Miss Petunia , at Victorville. In the area of horticulture, the group participated in many patio display and landscaping contests at fairs around the county. This tends to be a big part of F.F.A., and Col ton has never taken less than first place. This year, two people from the Colton chapter were chosen as officers to the Leadership Conference. They were Paula Morrow, and Jeff McMeans. Colton raises only the best. Pres.. Jeff SAc Means, shows off his prize winning pig. Officers: Bacli Row L to R, Kurt Voss. Trea surer. Larry Crossnot Vice Pres. Cindy Dal- ton: Sentential. Front Row L to R. Reporter-. Joann Mahle. Pres: Jeff McMeans. Secre- tary; Suellen Mahle. Cindy Dalton and Kurt Voss take it easy and read up on FFA. i : uviMSin:Aa«« M . mmmmfHwim ' ' m ; ' f?: :f rT ' ' ' r i r, nxin WM ' FFA members: Ron Barner. Rollin Bans, Si- bylle Bartz. Sherry Bloomer, Steve Cade, Tammi Cooley, Shelly Cooper, Larry Crossno, Cindy Dalton, Roily Donegan, Ja- mie Grable, Sheryl Hild, Lisa Kirk, Joann Mahle, Suellen Mahle, Andrea Martin, Alena Martin, Jeff McMeans. David Morrow, Pau- la Morrow, Maria Olivarez, Ralph Shoaff, Trade. Stoneking, Bob Voss, Kurt Voss, Doug Wolfe, Greg Wolfe and Cassy Wood- mansee. Joann Mahle. Suellen Mahle and Andrea Martin look through the foliage of the greenhouse. Advisor. Jeff Rhiner laughingly looks on from behind his desk. You Don ' t Wrestle With A Wrestlerette Acting as scorekeepers. water girls and pep squad, the wrestlerettes give all their enthusiasm at every match. They show great dedication to the team even though the girls are not out on the floor participating. This year the wrestlerettes made posters for the team before every match and tournament. They also got uniform blouses to wear to the matches. HnMn w mimf !m?s ?im !m!if; ' r ' ' ' r,m ' It ' s The Water And Alot Morel Dedication, time, and a lot of hard work is what it takes to be a water girl. The girls are chosen by putting their name on a list from which the football players choose five girls. Those selected must attend every football practice from the beginning of the season to the end. It started back in 1972, when a couple of girls came up with the idea of changing waterboy into watergirl . At first, the task for the girls was to give water to the team at games only, but it has come a long way since then, and the job is not that easy any more. The girls handle equipment and towels for the team. But in return, the girls are accepted as part of the team. The 1980 Watergirh get a first class fire engine ride at C.H.S. Football Homecoming. I9S0 Watergirh L. to R.. Becky Glovak, Fhri Acosta. Kim Landry, and Christy Felix. Dressed to kill in their sporty pep uniforms, the Watergirls gather for a pose.  gtmitntiwi ' WJcrxiMini«rB - m:;y.rjv.irsf--gmrrr7 ir::;nr  - • - ■Wi ,-1 ..-n -H:i. aii)wiH]ir niw uMi ' ' iinM Mi i-4 Rudy Aboytes Stephanie Abnl Lisa Acevedo Ruben Acevedo Flon Acosta Diane Acosta Nick Aguayo Henry Aguilar John Aguilera Mitzi Akam Manuel Alanis Anthony Alonzo Mark Alvarez Albert Amador Gordon Anderson Candace Banta Kelly Barker Brian Barrad Richard Barron Naie Bartley Roland Bartz Joseph Bauza Wade Beese Steve Balanger Teresa Bigelow Brett Blackyt ell Donna Boyd Eugene Brechi Steve Brooks I aura Brown Jim Bubello Jerry Cabrera Sieve Cade Dennis Caldcrilla Jell Calderilla Richard Calles Debbie Campa Victor Campa Jeff Campell Candi Candclaria s n ( ' Walergirls Kim Landry and Cecile DeCastro chalk up _ i another I for CHS. football. T, Debbie Harkey stands frozen at attention for band rehearsal. Susan Candelaria Michael Cardoza Shelley Cariker Alan Carriaga Donald Carriere Susan Carter Scott Caso Adam Castillo Carolyn Castillo Richard Castorena Andrea Castro Maurice Cavanaugh Roland Chacon Freddie Chavez Mike Chavez Troy Chavez Christina Clubb Don Cole Gregory Cordero Jeffery Cortez Dorene Christler Larry Crossno Lisa Cuellar Randy Cuellar Mike Cuen Robert Curl Steve Dapkus Mar go Davis f Henry DeiaO Vernonica Deves Jose Digenoua Lynette Dodson Dorene Dominguez Aleta Donegan Lucita Duenez Gilbert Enriquez Jackie Enriquez Jerry Epps Donna Espinosa Richard Espinosa VfUiOtASiBLk::! 2£i ii Frank Esquer Danny Estrada John Estrada Leonard Estrada Paul fabela Michelle Face Stephen Faulk Cindy Fernandez Vera Fernandez Jeff Ferre Jeffery Ferrir Sherri Foley Candyce Forbes Allison Ford Lucille Galindo Arthur Gambca Mike Garcia Rochelle Garcia Tommy Garcia Tony Garcia Vernon Gardner Mike Gingras Anthony Gomez Billy Gomez Ken Gomez Mike Gomez Christopher Gonzales Armando Gonzales Craig Gormon Eleanor Granado Ruben Guillen Mary Gutierrez Hank Guzevi ch Hector Guzman Shawn Hancock Doug Harding Charles Hazclion Dennis Hcmmingcr Augie Hernandez Kelly Hernandez Michelle Face and lorr.iinc K.uralli pair up as pack ages of M t M ' s lor Hoinecoming if Slt r.t rf Myrna Hernandez Nadine Hernandez Jim Hill Mary Hodges Debi Holbrook Lisa Holguin Eric Hollands Julie Hollins Melanie Hudson Bill Hughes Mike Jacobs Jesus Jasso Ramiro Jasso Edward Jimenez Jessie Jimenez Jacqueline Johnson Shelly Johnson Daryl Jones Laurie Jones Edward Kang Lorraine Karratti Brett Karger Scott Keeling Norm Kent J.R. Kersey Todd Khacherian Missy Kirk Donna Klein Kathy Knerr Julie Kurz Linda Lagarde Curtis Lahaise Kim Landry Valerie Lara Brian Law son Chris Leak Lenny Lemmond Sheri Lieder Mark Lindahl Diane Lizarde Corinne Llamas Mark Llamas Mary Ann Lopez Mary Helen Lopez Lucky Lucero Regina Luna Mark Macarro Anthony Macias Jimmy Madril Suellen Mahle Steve Mansker Annette Mar mole jo Carol Marquez David Martin Alfred Martinez Juanita Martinez Judy Martinez Tom Martinez Mark Matteson Jane Matthews Mickey McDonald Mary Ellen Mendoza Leo Molina Richard Moniak Rocky Montagnese Manuel Montejano Kenny Monlroy Mike Morales tliseo Moreno Mary Mor Mark Mi Belly Mo Mike Murakai Lanell McDowell ' Tv Jeff McMeans M Pete McMillen Mr David McWhorter J - ■ Jimmy Medina M Elsa Mendoza iS -4 Susie Meister ri Rene Villar gives a Howdy l yodyl lo .ill ot i. CHS. Western Days fans. «itt !? ' ' Tf!r- ' ?y viT;?i Lisa Navarro Rudy Negrette Sandy Newcomer Daniel Newman Brent Noble Steve Okel Kevin Oneal Sylvia Ornelas Paul Paiz Manuel Parra Ralph Parra Joyce Patrick Frank Paullus Raymond Perez David Reeder Laura Reeder Susan Rendell Yolanda Reynosa Rudy Rios Lisa Rodriguez Kevin Roop Darin Rudin Chris Rouse Jimmy Ruiz Priscilla Ruiz Deanna Rush Junior class president Roland Chacon slurps his way through the watermelon. Patsy Sabala Fred Sabbah Byron Saknit Pauline Salamanca Ralph Shoaff Karen She Mike Urquiza Dean Valdez Donna Valdez Marcus Valdez Danny Vasquez Robert Vasquez Gabriel Velasquez Jay Velasquez Brett Ventresca Mark Villalpando Rene Villars Eileen Villegas Robert Voss Mark Walton Robert Walton Greg Ware Veronica Watson Ronald Webb Roberta Wilkinson James Williams Jonathan Williams Lisa Williams Robert Williams Greg Wolfe Mark Wolfe Kenneth Wright Cindy Zendejas Kim Chaffin rocks to the beat of Greased Lighting ' at a pep assembly. Junior Rene Villars assists Mr. LaPlante in judging the Formal Day wear. mramr.HsitssiuiAit. Karyn Acosta Kathy Acosta Sylvia Aguilar Alex Aguilar Paul Alcala Jeanine Alvarez Brian Amos Tom Archuleta Mary Ann Arrellano Sylvia Armendarez Peter Armitage Regina Avila Dolores Ayala Kenneth Azzato James Baca Tom Baggett Dale Bailey Ray Banda Tern Barnhill Kim Baumann Theresa Becerra Victor Bejarano Mike Belgya Mark Beltran Stephen Berkebile Steve Berry man Tracy Biggers Dennis Blackett Laurie Blink insop Dickie Bocanegra Steve Bowler Blaine Bowman Brenda Brashier Kim Brecht Cal Bree Tedd Bryant Dan Burnett Rena Bush Cynthia Camarena David Camarena Steve Camarena Johnny Campa Juanita Campa Randy Cano Billy Card Teresa Carlos Geneva Carreon Rene Carrera Renee Carriere Frank Castoi Loretta Castro Randy Ceballos Andy Cervantez Alfred Chavez Kenny Chavez Jay Clark Tony Colarossi Arthur Colunga Debbie Compton tva Coniaoi Arthur Contreras Shelly Cooper William Cooper Lisa C Plasido Corlez Teresa Craig Carl Cram Doug Cross Dennis Crowe Dennis Cuellar Darrel Daley Sid Da Vila ■; ■■•n-ni.vSHi ' hiiinv I Doug Elsmore finishes first in good style at a track meet in Norco. Michael Dean Pete DeLaCruz Shirley DeLaO Ricky DeLaRosa Ronnie DeLaRosa Kathy DeLeon Scott Delgadillo Joanna Delgado Kenny Delgado Stephanie Delgado Sylvia Delgado Miguel Digenova Wally Donegan Alfred Dominguez Richard Dominguez Robert Dominguez Danny Duke Robert Duran Eddie Enriquez Victor Eschler Sandy Espinoza Santiago Esquivias Andy Estes Richie Estrada Brian Face Albert Felix Steven Fernandez Kelly Ferrier David Fisher Jesse Flores Mark Franz Jerry Freeman Jr. Daniel Gaitan Jennie Gaona Donnie Garcia Alan Gasswint Lucky Godwin Susan Gomez Daniel Gonzales Manuel Gonzales Mary Gonzales Rosa Granado Phillip Grider Jaime Guerrero Yvonne Guerrero Raelynn Guillium Lisa Guinnid Tresea Gustason John Gutierrez Gregory Guzevich Mark Haddad Valerie Hall Chris Hammer Richard Hartline Carole Heacock r-.jitmi BaWitfxiRm.i.wijif yjiM gfa Ron Helms Danny Hernandez Diane Hernandez Inette Hernandez Jerry Hernandez Valente Hernandez Eddie Herrera Emily Herrera Robert Hook Peter Hubl Roy Hudgins Augustine Huerta Dorothy Humphrey Ben Jaramillo Ralph Jimenez Michael Johnson Dwayne Jordan Nancy Juarez Brent Junker Kraig Keeney Joseph kemball Steven Kerrick Kurt Khacherian Chris Kirby Don Kjellberg Robert Kline Harvey Lennon Kevin Lewis Jennifer Leyva Debra Lieder Elda Llamas Becky Lopez Nick Lopez Ruben Luengas Cindy Lumpkins Antoinette Luna Richard Luna Tammy Macdonald Judy MacGavin Dara Macias Ray Macias Kristina Madsen Joanne Mahle Lisa March Annette Marmalejo Joseph Marshall Alena Martin Angel Martinez Paul Martinez Robert Martinez Jimmy Martus Kelly Mathis trie McCully Bryan Mclnelly Robyn McKeever Tina McKinley f% E rtA M fn y ■y p 1! p R PL ' n V n p s fflSiSEaaEibaE:- f i. l f Todd McMeans Lisa Mechem Gilbert Mejia Penise Melendrez Esnterelda Mendoza John Merrell Tom Merrick Sherri Mitchell Dave Mi t chum Shawn Mondry Armando Monreal Anthony Montes Tony Montoya Kathleen Moore Robert Moore Ray Morales Kris Morgan Ken Morning David Morrow Marsha Mulherin Domitila Navarro John Neal Andy Negrete Virginia Negrette Mike O ' Hara Gus Ojeda Karia Oldfield Pat Olguin Ray Olguin Manny Olivia Marty Olivia Charles Owens Arthur Padilla Trie Parkes Tim Paulstud Lisa Pearman Catherine Perez Tony Perez Jon Preciado Sherry Quiroz Maria Rabago Andrew Ramirez Andy Ramirez Arthur Ramirez Eddie Ramirez Jairo Ramirez Maria Ramirez Mike Ramirez Patricia Ramirez Rudy Ramos Jeff Rankin Greg Renaud Patricia Reneteria Rachel Resendez Darin Reynolds Keith Reynolds Arthur Reynosa Bobby Ritarita Rodney Rivera Nick Robertus Bert Rodriguez Charlie Rodriguez Gary Rodriguez Peggy Romero Mike Rossano Don Rubidoux Rudy Rubio Deborah Rutan Michael Sachs Alex Salazar Ramiro Saldana Francisco Sanchez vmrnirihiii tMtsnisa.X:imf!iS!m gi! 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Ignacio Sanchez Paul Sanchez Yvonne Sanchez Johnnie Sanders Pamela Schieike Kevin Selwyn Marcy Shambaugh Ronnie Sha tiler s m Deanna Swick David Ta folia Lindsey Thompson Valerie Tollett Phillip Torres Tina Troxel Chris Tucker Steve Urrea Nick Valadez Stella Valencia Cathie Vasquez Dion Vasquez Marty Vega Ramon Villalba Priscilla Villegas Kurt Voss Brad Wade Scott Wane Sam Walker Willy Ware Mark Warpness Leo Watson Heidi Weeks Clifton Wegener Susan Welch Susan Weller Dawn Whitaker Kevinn Whitaker Thad Williams Phillip Woss Robby Young Vincent Yzaguirre Veronica Zendejas ms iw TMZssysmum - BH B Br end a Acevedo Jonathan Adams Fernando Aguilar Joe Alcala Regina Alcarez Susie Aldrete Caroline Alexander Ricky Alonzo Laura Alvarez Gloria Amador Chris Ammons Tina Anderson Jason Aparicio Ernest Aparico Xavier Aponte Blake Archibald Eddie Archuleta Debbie Arizaga Mike Atilano Bruce Avila Steve Babbitt Jenny Babinski Joseph Baeza Kris Baldwin Maury Banks Anthony Barajas Danny Barra Natalie Barrad Elizabeth Barron Reuben Bartlett Maria Bartley Donnie Barton Sibyile Bartz Elizabeth Basoco Mark Berumen Rex Black well Robert Blair Kirk Blalock Mary Blanco Patrick Blazejewski Sherry Bloomer David Bogle Donna Bonilla Guy Borrielli Phillip Botello Pat Brown Mark Bright Regina Brady Marc Burden Jeff Burris Kerry Bush Danny Butterfield James Calderilla Lorrie Calderon Monica Calles Billy Callison Veronica Campa Richard Canino Yvonne Campos Faith Caranaugh Launa Card John Carrasco Monica Carrasco Stephanie Carrasco Alison Carrell Lorraine Carrillo Cecilia Castorena Paul Castro Phillip Cervantez Zelda Chacon Gilbert Chagolla Charlie Chavez «.«Ha)! i«i?!K4Biiiw: s ;R«s: ' ; Julie Chavez Ginny Colclasure Deanna Colunga Jenny Colunga Kenny Colunga Tammi Cooley Joe Cordero Felix Cortex Laurence Cortex Danny Cruz Maria Cruz Mike Dake Dana Dalton Delwin Davis Lisa DeCasas Vincent Delarosa Jeannette Delgadillo Darrin DeRoule Robbie Detweiler Kathy Deves Casper Diaz Robert Diaz Eric Dietz Kim Disney Lisa Dodson Lisa Duron Jennie tbarra Lisa Edmundson Mary Ellison Isabelle Escalante Terry Espinosa Barbara Espinoza Corrine Estrada Victor Estrada Mitzi Eagin Andrea Eelter Frank Fernandez Marilyn Fero Julie Ferre Sherri Ferreri Ronda Fletcher Roberta Florex Francine Franco Don Gage fiogAfUPi Martin Garcia Richard Garcia Russel Garcia Sisto Garcia Tony (jarcia Gina Garduno Donna Gayton Vicki Glenn Hilly Gomez Arlene Gomez Rodney Gomez Ronnie Gomez Freshman clattciown Ion McMilU-n s i.m.s her spirit . i, mg Homecoming. vjKusr.i-iSfiiLt ' i 0i?!I mm ' i ' m Connie Gonzales Ginny Gonzales Laura Gonzales Leonard Gonzales Mariano Gonzales Molly Green Tracy Gregory Albert Guerrero Jesus Guerrero Vincent Guerrero David Guindon Anthony Gutierrez Hector Gutierrez Kim Hammond Tammy Hassard Terry Heinsohn Don Hemminger Alice Hernandez Cecilia Hernandez Felicion Hernandez Gilbert Hernandez Herlinda Hernandez Javier Hernandez Leo Hernandez Mario Hernandez Martha Hernandez Roy Hernandez Ruben Hernandez Silvia Hernandez Veronica Hernandez Adolph Her r era Cindy Herrera Kristyn Hershman Jean Heston Laura Holmes Jimmy Honesto Kenny Housley Peggy Hoy Stan Hubbs Debbie Hudgins Stefany Humphers Lynnette Hunt Mike Irby Christine Ireland Kenny Johnson Sherri Jones Susan Jones Robin Karger Christine Kasznia Olivia Kates Eileen Kendall Barbara Keel in Kimberly Kemball Cameron Kempsell Shannon Kenny Staci Kofmehl Theresa Kulscar Stephen Kurz Melissa Lamadrid Mike Layer John Lemos Harvey Light Deborah Limon Lisa Lindberg Hallie Lindsey Ted Lobato Cindy Lopez Eddie Lopez Mark Lopez Terry Lopez Ruben Lozano Benilda Luna J iuna Freshmen Julie Ferre and Eileen Kendall enjoy their lunch Juan Luna  ' ' participating in Hat and Tie Day during homecom Kimberly Luna Martha Luna David Maestas Neal Maerki Carrie Macarro Raul Macias Yolanda Macias Don Madrigal Juanila Maiden David Manning Chnsti Mansfield Adam Martin Andrea Martin Antoinette Martinez Eddie Martinez Karen Marxer Tammy Mathis Kevin Matthews Richard McCully Suzzette McGauley Laurie McMillen Angel Mendoza Roy Mendoza Edwin Miller Lor I Miller Bryan Millican Johathan Mijalli Mela Montagnesc Richard Moniz Mark Moore Frank Moreno Denise Morin Bobby Moya Christina Murakami Richie Myers Wayne Nakada Kenny Necochea Gilbert Negretie Colleen Negretie Tony Newhall Debbie Nottingham Richard Ochoa Mike Ogden Hrian OHara Stephanie Ojieda Mando Oliver as Susan Olearo Valerie Ornelas Ronnie Ortega I isa Padilla Angela Pan Andrea Parsons Neil Parks Christopher Pasillas Susie Pax ion Plana Penna David Perez Manuel Perez Moses Perez Robert Pitt Albert Placencia Steve Post Chayr Press Matt Pnbble Stefanie Prieto Chellie Purdie Mark Purtteman Regina Quesada Tract Ouigley Jachieulda Ouintero Regina Raibon David Ramirez Jimmy Ramirez Jose Ramirez Laura Ramirez Laura Ramirez Margaret Ramirez Tracie Ramirez kelly Rankin Shelly Rankin Craig Reed David Reschke Bobbette Resendez Manuel Resendez Fernando Reynosa Sandra Reynosa Sophia Reynosa Kiki Reyes Joe Rios Frank Rivera Jackie Rivera Lisa Rivera Maria Rivera Mark Rivera Ramon Rivera Susanne Roberts Kevin Robinson Charles Robles Blanca Rodriguez Jess Rodriguez Rose Anna Rodriguez Sal Rodriguez Rojas Rodriguez Sandi Rollins Rene Rose Laurie Rowe Roslyn Ruben Kimberly Ruben Maria Ruhio Julie Ruiz John Ruschak Charles Rusk Amy Russell Darlene Saldana Patti Saldana Bonnie Saldivas Abel Sanchez Frances Sanchez Lucinda Sanchez Kathleen Sandson Maria Santeno Julie Sawvel Frank Schultz KHin JSB;ji(iikmzik-j ' ,i wvm«7£ ' m ' Uwr.r KT ' ' - ' - EJie Scriven Yionne SeJillo Terry Shellcn Donna Shepard Sieve Shermett Bobby Shnely Deborah fimon William Sloat Rhonda Smith Robert Smith Sheila Smith Scot Snowball Leticia Sosa Molly Soto Anthony Suniga Came Tabera Denise Taylor Veronica Taylor Kim The t ford Shan Tibbetts Ronalee Tipton Rhonda Toilet t Terry Torres Tina Totton Chris Trujillo Lisa Tucker Tommy Tucker Sarah Valencia Ralph Valenzuela Mark Vasquez Robert Vega Rudy Vidana Andrea Vilchies Cheryl Villalpando Larry Villalpando Daniel Villanueva David Visconti Danny ebb Valerie Weir Teppy Wiginlon Lor I Williams Tami Wilson Danny Wood Vicki York Lucy Yzaguirre Ismael Zamora Linda Zamora Rosa Zamora Robert Zamorano Laura Zendejas Charlie Zmudka Laurie McMillian dressed i coming. I kill during he 1980 Better Year For Faculty sga!Bim mwss!SRm.m M(ss¥j: rr-- ' i The 1980 C.H.S. faculty was faced with many adjustments. They seemed to adapt very well, to both the staff changes as well as the administrative ones. As a result of Prop. 13 many teachers on our staff were given new assigments. Teachers who had been teaching in certain departments for several years were moved to another department where they had to instruct students m subjects that they had little or no experience in teaching. The basic schedule of classes also went through many changes and teachers had to accommadate lesson plans for longer classes and shorter periods of time for the finals. Our new principal seemed to be the most noticeable change on the campus. It was necessary for the faculty to adapt to the new and different ideas and expections of principal Grider. Along with a new principal C.H.S. recieved six new outstanding faculty members who have all contributed to making our faculty one of the best around. ira3MRBiBrH.WT«ffi-j!i«awiW[ «?nrer7,w::- As kve enter the dazzling da n of the SO ' s. we are proud to have as one of our leaders a man who has helped many of us to find what helping people and ourselves is. He has been a Boy Scout leader for J5 years as well as being involved in baseball, having acted as president of the Colton Pony League. He has also coached boys Basketball at Colton Junior High and C.H.S.. and IS presently coach of Colton High ' s girls Junior Varsity basketball team. His involvement with such activities led him to be the recreation coordinator for the City of Colton. As a teacher he has taught all levels of education from elementary to high school. Here in the Colton Joint Unified School District he established the Ride Along program for his students. He was responsible for establishing the paramedic program here in the city of Colton. As a member of the City Council he is helping our community with his ideas and influence. It is with pride and pleasure that we dedicate the 1980 Crimson and Gold Yearbook to Mr. Hayes Mr. Hayes at A.S.B. meeting with Jay Vil- lars. Susan Rendell and Becky Glovack. A meeting of minds with Chuck Faren and Mr. Hayes. Man For All Seasons r r.tuiing lor . moment ot ihounhl. ■I h.Ui- MoiiJ.ts inoinini; • !. ' • ' •• ' ' Scouting supporters Mr. Hayes. Fr. Keane and eagle scout Mike Sachs. Listening intently as Jay Villars makes a point. ,Ii««WM«ljr.l l! !K i !.i„ 3 , «J M.. Lhuck Faren Aclivilies director Hank Baike 4 tendance Esther Desist Secretary Juanita Eyier Secretary Natalie Gomez Helena Tarbaux Counselor Orrin Sheldahl Counselor Eva Oliver Secretary Jean Rhea Secretary Betty Shnore Records Aida Carter Business office Libby Vallejo Receptionist Aurora Carrasco Nurse Charles Oraser L ibrary Claudia McOee L ibrary Counselors Jesse Cirreoii. Ii j Vf.ir t McCourliH ' y. llinorc Nc.ilscy. Jinl seen ' tary. Jjnicc tuqu.i .ii;jv7i .if oite ol t j sey ' t loki ' i durum jti importjitt mceling. ue rrnuip. l Al re,e: .„ul Kjtin RcJcll vtoik in Student . ■. ' m - ' ?mi!- ' ; rrir ;- ' wvmr- Math Harold Johnson L hair man Gary Abbott William Ashley Elbert Bade Frank Miller Edward Monroe Miss McCourlney takes time out from her busy schedule to relax and porider life. Social Science Clois Brown Kenneth Allison Mike Brown Jin] Hayes Ron Haskel Ray Knerr Harry Munoz Eugene Owens Thomas Verbanatz Leonard Weitzman KaBistnitiiVttnaicMKPVs: : ' Science Joshua Coulson Chairman Andrew Brown Wilfred Foreman Rick Gaddy William Miller Driver Ed, Burl Ledbetter Chairman Tom Phelps Business Ed. Joan Letterly Chairperson Clyde Harnoise Driver id. Max me Knerr Bernice Sprague 1 - '   1 V«J English Robert C. Bridges Chairman Mitzi Abbott Dorothy Bailey Christina D. Beeson Judy Corwin Thomas Crawshaw Irene Londos Pamela Paulsen Kathleen Strobel Nancy Waddell Industry Donald Lindsay Chairman Russell Gross Ben Hansen Paul Hopson Ken Pure Jeffery Rhiner James Willoughby 1 Mrs. Beeson, Leaving After 48 Years Mrs. Beeson came to Collon High as a cadet teacher in 1933 Since that time lour and a half decades at the finest teaching anywhere have been given to Collon students Known affectionately as C.P B she has overlooked CHS from her above the ground room for many years The void she creates will be a loss to future students and everyone who knows her will miss her greatly Her accomplishments are as follows Colton High School Teacher of the Year three times San Bernardino Riverside County Inglish Teachers plaque in recognition of co founding the Twin Counties tnglish Association. Inland Journalism Education Association. Teacher ' s plaque in recognition of co- founding the Twin Counties Inland Press Association Co founder and life vice president of the Inland Journalism Education Association Colombia Scholastic Press Association gold medalist in 1956 National Scholastic Press Association medalist for outstanding work with youth California Newspaper Publishers Association selection for outstanding high school journalism teacher in California first woman to win honor. Newspaper fund recognition One of fourteen outstanding journalism teachers in the nation Poug Troult Memorial trophy for outstanding work in communications media ::• Southern California. Top Journalism teacher ol Southern California. National Journalism Education Association medal of merit I9 ' . California Stale Senatorial honor plaque in recognition of youth leadership. Invitation to be speaker on National Education Association speakers bureau. Los Angeles Press Club Collegiate Communications honor plaque Nominated by Stale Board of Education as Teacher of the year for McCall ' s magazine competition Keynote speaker at the Journalism Education Association ' s first west coast eight times Adviser to Oier 3CV All American. Columbia gold Medalist. International first places and 4+ newspapers and yearbooks Commendation plaque from Veterans of Eoreign lars for directing speech winners ol the Voice for Democracy Program Certificate of appreciation from the American Legion for 30 years of directing the Constitutional Essay speech contest Sponsor of the oldest Ouill and Scroll National Honor Socieiv lesi of itte Rockies, founder of CHS theatre goers Orama Appreciation group attending theatre monthly for fifteen years Plaque of honor from Sigma Delta Chi for national honors as a journalism instructor. President ol Sigma Tau Delta. University of Redlands Co founder of lt e Writers Ueek Unnersity of Redlands now in fortieth vear Speaker for over yO journalism conventions and workshops. Yearbook advisor Mrs Beeson displaying the theme of one of her books. Mrs. Beeson stands with Dr Herman Price He loo IS retiring this year, for the past si years Dr Price has been the Director ol Instructional Services. He has a fist ol many acconiplishnients. Dr. I rice was a drafting teacher. Vice Principal. Dean ol Hoys, and Director ol ISC at Collon High School In W when Hlooniinglon High School y as built. Dr. Price was .ippoinicd Principal. He was served the si ). ' . ' di ti nt lor about thirty years txxmmisamasr .m- - im . ' -- Mrs. Beeson as the Grand Marshall of the 197 J Homecoming. ' % saBtfvBsmi ■iiaieia iMiiL«KWfi!.i! ' .K ' -xvz -v-M-s? Family Related Ed. Rosemary Albiso Chairperson Camille Marsh Anne Vitelle Barbara Warren Language Hortensia Valenzuela Chairperson La Verne fountain David Gomez Edward Monroe Fine Arts Eugene LaPlante Chairman Terrene e Gunk el Rick Solano Gerry Willis Gerry Willis directs the band during a class rehearsal I MUSED (S l 1 m mii ■ Mr Monror gets re.id loir, i jy ol tcjching Sf .iiiish. c-K Physical Ed Wayne Weeks Chjirntan Dick Lord Don Markhain Russ Smith Walter O ' Neil Sandra Guidi Allene Shore Leslye Williams Special Ed. Roy Gregory Chairman Lois Baranski Reid Miller Edith White Rick Solano conducts the Lhainber singers in preparation lor a festival. flSiKWfi «r lili« l i Ktia« . '   J!KL;fiE ' . ' cf.j Campus Service Looking Good Our campus services maintenance, groundcrew. cafeteria, bussing, and campus guards have made our school environment a better place in which to live. Their efforts to maintain a high standard of living for our students have helped keep Coll on High School sparkling. Many of our service people have been with us for many years, guiding the quality of work within their de partments. Their work is hardly no ticed. however, because it is done so well. If we look, we see clean lawns, a well kept football field, painted walls, tasty food, and well kept bussing schedules. These are the marks of a great staff which has kept our campus and school up to par. Dean Meyers Sal J Tom Leon Amos Kent J ' , Evangelist a Davidson m Art Clark Marv Povicn ?t Honnic Mines Caiincnl Roiii igucz tdith Hoaen Anne Havikins .losie Alba iW Career Guidance Center VOC. ED. Counselor- Bill Ashmore Tutor- Bertha Valenzuela The Career Guidance Center is run by dedicated men and women who help students get jobs. The students come in and sign applications, then the staff looks for a suitable job for them. Planning careers, is another objec- tive of the center. Students come in and talk to counselors about possible careers. The center arranges meetings with a person in particular fields. The center is filled with all kinds of infor- mation linked to many careers. College information is found in the center. Students can go in and see and read the many phamplets and bro- chures related to the college of their choice. The staff answers many ques- tions about colleges and technical schools. The Career Guidance Center is filled with materials which help students find jobs, pick careers or read about colleges and how they work. Tutor- Mary Levers S RiK ' t Work Experience Teacher- Bob Short VOC. ED. Secretary- Gerri Parr tKnii BiHrainfls HW5ias«ssBX s«r uts ' r !.■ .Trii:.j Juniors And Sophies Overload Circuits As the enrollment of the Classes of ' SI and ' 8 J are larger than ever, the 1980 Crimson and Gold staff has an overload of faces coming from all Mary Aguirre Jang Angsusingha Valerie Aulrey Mary Babinski kathenne Baca Gen Bag ley Theresa Beltran Maria Belancourl April Blum Terry Borne Hi Jeana Brown Cathy Buslillos Tina Camacho Patricia Carrasco Rossana Carrasco Kimberly Chaffin Grace Chagoha Stacy Colclasure Barbara Cordova Rosemary Cortez Cecile DeC astro Jesse Delgado Nancy Delgado Michelle Derbonne Veronica Deves Poreen Duran Carolyn Puron Lori tdmundson Myra tscobar Frances tslrada Joyce tvans iusan farnum Julie frost i ynda I uqua Martina Gania Suieiie uoniez Kfhecca Gonzales Susi e Guerrero Sylvia Gutierrez Debra Harhey Georginc Hernandez l ' nisf Hollmeyer Sides. We have added more pages to accommodate these people. Here they are with all due respects. Veronica Huerta Lori Hughes Jaymie Hunter Teresa Jackson Donna Jaramillo Ginger Jordan Angela Leon Carole Lindsey Anna Macias Carilu Macias Suellen Mahle Sherri Markham Kelly Moss Marjorie ava Lina Navarro Arlene ieves Ermelinda Noyola Tammy Oliva oah Orona Jee Park Cynthia Pedroza Carmela Perez Juana Perez Robin Perry Sheryl Ransom Barbara Rivera Henrietta Robledo Rosemary Rodrigues Bonnie Rodriguez Lisa Rojas Marlene Salazar Melinda Salazar Carey Sanchez Elizabeth Santiago Vicky Saucedo Gina Sherman Victoria Shively Kathleen Skinner Tami Smith Kelly Jo Sober Colleen Taylor Adam Torres Lori Trickett Donna Valdez Lynn White Francis Williams Sherry Ybarra Annette Yzaguirre Diane Zamorano Gina Abarca Michele Adams Alex Aguilar Vivian Aguilar Conana Aldama Rachel Aharado Cynthia Amador Sara Andon Valerie Amanda Genoveva Arroyo Michelle Baker yvelle Baker Dianne Barneii Sharon Barnelt Joann Barrera Cmdy BigeL-m Kelli Brown Anna Busiamante Leticia Bustamanle Diana Bustillos Roxanne Bulhman Traci Butler Patsy Campos Sharon Cano Elisa Carrasco Joan Clark Roxanna Colunga Laura Cooley Pamela Dorse Michael Dubiel Elizabeth Duarte Paula Eddy Daria Epps Irene Esparza Lorraine Estrada Sheila Evans Lir Eonesca Tammy Eoy Lisa Garcia Victoria Granillo Shawna Gregory Lydia Gutierrez Teresa Gutierrez Jay Haberbush Paige Halverson Debra Hamryszak Cecilia Hay Bernadett Hernandez Denise Hernandez Rainona Hernandez Carmen Herrera Erin Hodges Karen Hoffman Hrenda Hollands Ann Hudgii lorry Hullord •■■ooanft OflQ ' ' ' fl m ft ft Kenny Ch.iyf: sli ulin ' , ' iil .i i - i M( x Ihf linish ' .m. ' ll OfVO ' Os i V ' A Patricia Ibarra Elaine Inouye Sandy Irby Glenda Jones Susan kiddoo Kandi Kinney Mary Landero Ruben Leon Sawat Lockwood Melissa Longley Alexandra Lopez Christine Lopez Maryanne Lopez Naomi Lopez Mary Lucero Tina Lujan Ana Maria Luna Grace Luna Kristina Madsen Julie Maniord Wendy Mansker Delia Martinez Lorraine Martinez Kattierine Mattox Wendy McClellan Kelly McDonald Donna McMullen Delfino Mendoza Rhonda Milam Robyne Miller Terry Moore Michelle Mott Gina Moya Elizabeth Navarro Lillian Negrete Jennifer Nichols Raymond Nieves Lilly O ' Neal Susan Ochoa Christine Ornelas Stefanie Prieto Seanna Ouesada Renee Ramirez Margaret Robledo Dena Rodriguez Shelly Roop Patricia Santiago Maly Sar Sandra Schuster Lorraine Shipley Christy Shocklee Connie Soso Debra Stallberg Deborah Summers Eleanor Ta folia Lucy Tovar Peggy Troxell Pamela Truitt Cecilia Vargas Patricia Vasquez Velvet Vigil Elizabeth Villa Lydia Villalba Annette Villalpando Christine Villalpando Jeanette Voss Kelli Whiting Lisa Williams Wendy Williams Pamela Wood Gary Zendejas tei 1 wsmm w m .n i ' - y amii r, iiB5i!«?i saf «CT2« m.i ar  ;jT ' iK5V.,KtT.;V ' !.r-f Haze! 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COLTON, CALIFORNIA 92324 WE CARRY A LARGE SELECTION OF CLASS RINGS ' ■ -i ' . -.-T ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY • SfNlOR PORTRAITS • A( TIVITY PICTURES • PROM PHOTOS )N( (21M 7U '  1bfc lUXIDO RINIAIS I OR All OCCASIONS FORMALWEAB. feSL  maBgjMia!i '  !i !!«-5-if  Tai.-: . ' .T, At Rancho and Valley BEST WISHES to the CLASS of T980 yib o TS cfCOjC UfB S COUNCIL NO. 4017, COLTON CA. J: ft3 - sw?f - ' ' i .T A-nti iJKZ ■: hv wrffiaivnta Photographers At Large ] Mountains around Death Valley by Mike Sachs Ronny DeLarosa fishing by Mike Sachs i •v F 1 Teachers senate members, Josh Coulfon. Mike Hrown. Koseni.ir Albiso. Ray kneir. Cluisini.i H -.- (i, ( gene LaPlanlc. lUioU hhnson •: ' i j r,y¥««} ' i ' ' iWf inv, ' ?irif ?g3-iMff iM!ary A stop action photo by Ben Delgado A minute for rest by Eddie Martinez Paw a U efcfc and Secfcy Patterson captured on film by James Sandaval a !St ' iS! a. ' i K, ' !!T - ' .««5 ' V ! ' ;,ir:-x - Vincent AcotU: Yearbook Sr Id, Man ol U Mancha . Heto DoHy, Honor Kol, Boyt forum. Bank of America Drama, Student ol the Month, Troupers Ckib, House of Heps., Jr. Class Council, Soph Class Council. AfS lo N. r ; Whos Who, ICC Council, Key Ckjb, Chamber Singers, Outstanding Tenor W7A Perfect Citizenship. Valerie 6. Aguas Dance Team, HeKo DoHy, Sr Class Treasurer, Honor RoU, OAA, Publications, JV. Tennis, Freshman Class Historian, Volleyball Scorekeeper, Supper Theatre, Oirls League, Convention Delegate, Track Assistant, House ol Heps. Sylria Aguitte flag Corp, Publications, Honor Kol, I97S Rose Parade Participant Joseph D Alcantar ASB Vice President, Varsity Base ball, freshman Baseball, Toys for Tots Chairman, School Board Rep, Honor Roll, On Site Council, House ol Reps Chairman. Robert A Alvarez, All Clf football Team, All League football Team, Varsity football, freshman football, Outstanding Athlete, Clf champion football Team. Sandra Amador Band, Drill team. (liiabeth Aparicio: Honor Roll, Drill Team, flag Corp, MtCHA. Librado D Arellano Track. Mark Atitaga Sr. Class Pres., Soph Class Vice Pres., CSf, Tennis, Band, Honor RoU, House of Reps. Steve Ayala, freshman football, JV. Baseball, Stagecr aft Tech., King and I , Annie Get Your dun , Helh Dol- ly B Usa Babbitt: Soccer Queen, Varsity Songleader, JV. Cheerleader, Honor Roll, Whos Who, Pepper Bough Staff, Distinguished High School Students, GAA. Blaise D Babinski. Jazz Band, Marching Band, An Club Deidrt Anne Baggetl, Gymnastics, Lettermans c ufc, GAA, Honor Roll. Wendy Y Baker Marching Band, Wind [nsemble. Chamber Singers. Kenee Baldivid Honor Roll, ROP Cosmetology, Powder Puff football Ronald e Barner freshman football, ffA. Kelly Baumann Whos Who, Honor Roll, JV. Bat Girl, Girls League Rep Olivia Becerra Honor Roll, MECHA, flag Corp. lorelta Bellran lynda Denny Piccolo Award, Band Pres., Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Honor Guard, Who ' s Who in Music, Whos Who, CSf, SB County Honor Band, Honor Roll Derick Benson, Varsity Basketball Captain, Varsity football. Varsity Track, Varsity Golf, Lettermans Club, Homecoming Prince, House of Reps Konanne Berch, Hello Dolly , All Ivy League Volleyball, MVP Volleyball, CSf, Girls State, Troupers Club, Softball Most Spirited, King and I , Annie Gel Your Gun . Man of La Mancha , House of Reps, Chamber Singers, Honor Roll Deka Berry, Who ' s Who, Honor Roll, Sen Telies, Band Douglas J Blinkinsop: Varsity Wrestling, Honor Roll, JV Wrestling, Lettermans Club Todd Brinker. Yearbook Editor m Chief. Sports Editor, Art Club Pres., Ml Swimmer, M.I Water Poh, MO. Waier Polo, Co Captain Waterpoh, Volleyball, Who ' s Who, Distinguished High School Students. Kenny W Brown, Varsity Track, JV Cross Country, Marching Band. Cfren Buenioslro. Marching Band, 1978 and I9S0 Rose Parade PariicipaiU, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Wind liisemble, Honor Roll. Ernie Burnt Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Oulsland ing Musician, Honor RoU. Sandy Bush, CSf, Letter Carrier, Rifles, Bal Girl, fooibaM Homecoming Princess, Honor Roll Lisa A. Butter, Band Most Outstanding, Band award, I97S and 1980 Rose Parade Participant, flag Corp. Winter Guard Capi, J V Softball, Honor RoH. Annette Caldera Stage Crafi. Supper Theatre Stella Marie Calderon. Letter Carrier. Drill Team. Dance team. IHA. Ouill and Scroll, Pepper Bough. Honor Rot. Rilles Larry Campbell Varsity Baskelbatt, Varsity VoHeybaK, MVP BaskribaU Laura Canter, Sr Class Council, Girls League Repi Wresllerelie, flag Carrier, Wreilllng Oueen, Dislin guished High School Students. Whos Who, CSf, Hon or RoU, Track Assi Lydia Ann Cardenas, Distinguished High School Stu- dents, Who ' s Who. Honor Rot. Varsity Softbal, Varsi ly field Hockey, House of Reps, Wind Ensemble, Track Girl, J V. Bat Girl, King and I , Marching Band, GAA. Joseph L Carroll, Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Per feci Citizenship. Linda Castillo: Annie Get Your Gun , Hetio DoHy , Man of La Mancha , Supper Theatre, Chamber Sing- ers, Troupers Chib, Dance Team, Varsity Gymnas Jon A. Caslon, House of Reps Beatriz Cervantes Drill Team, HeUo Doty , Man of La Mancha , Troupers Chib. Kristie ChafTin Varsity Yet Leader, JV. Cheerleader, Honor Roll, Marching Band, Letter Carrier, Rifles, Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Honors Chorale, King and I , Annie Gel Your Gun , Stage Craft, Supper Theatre, ASB Convention, Track Team, Girls League. Monica T. Chavez, Band, Winter Ball Oueen, ASB, Stu- dent ol the Month, Whos Who in Music, Varsity Track, Varsity Softball, Honor Roll, 1978 and 1980 Rose Parade Participant, Band, Sec- Tina Cole: Golf Oueen, King and I , Supper Theatre, Battle of Bands , Stage Craft, Art Chib. JoAnn Cordero: Band, 1978 Rose Parade Participant. Nancy Corral, Honor Roll, MECHA, flag Corp. Judy Cortez: Marching Band. Council, 1978 and 1980 Rose Parade Participant, Letter Carrier, Rifle. Ser- geant, Varsity field Hockey. M.V.P, AU CLF Hockey, Varsity Softball, JV. Basketball, Distinguished High School Students, Honor Roll, House of Reps, GAA Stacie Collins, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Honor Roll Terri Cantos, CSf, fHA. Jeff Corona: House of Reps, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Annie Gel Your Gun , Helh DoHy , Honor Roll, J V Tennis. Craig K. Cosper Track, Cross Country. Bob Crossno: Varsity football, Wrestling, Baseball Martha Ruth Dale, Key Club. Pres.. Charter Member, Citizenship Committee, ASB Council, Varsity Bad minion, Pepperbough Staff, Honor Roll. Ted L. DeCastro: Clf Champion football Team, Varsity football. Varsity Track, Lettermans Club, Honor RoK, Supper Theatre, Hello Dolly , frosh football, frosh Track, JV. football Ramona DeLaRosa, Jr. Class Council, Sr Class Council, ASB Council, ICC Council Angel Delgado: freshman football, J V. football. Honor Roll Benjamin Delgado: Yearbook. photographer, ManolLa Mancha , Supper Theatre- Delia Delgado: JV Softball, GAA. Jerri DeVoe, Marching Band, Cohrguard, flag Corp, GAA, Gymnastics, Supper Theatre. Susie Diaz. Co AH Clf Player of the Year field Hockey, Athlete of the Year City ol Cotton, AH Ivy League VolleybaH, AU San Antonio league field Hockey. M.V.P., Parks and Recreation Commissioner City of Colton, GAA. Girls Athlelic Commissioner, U-S field Hockey Camp, Honor RoH, VoHeybaH, BaskeibaH, Soft- baU lammy C Dodson. Marching Band, Tennis Team. Honor RoH Sabrina Duran. Tennis Team. MECflA. tlonor Roll Barbara Jean fsparta. Girls league. HaskelbaU i Raymond A Entlquez Jr Stage Crall lech. An Your Gun . HeHo DoHy Leighann Evans Honor RoH Diane C fabela Hag Corp, Hiwht RoH Christina fells Girls tiekl Hockey, SollbaH, Supper The aire, HeHo DoHy . House of Reps, Varsity Waterglrl, footbaHHomeciWting Oueen, GAA, Siage Craft. Hon Gina filardo Band. Honor Role, Perfect Citizenship. Jana freemun J V Baigtrl, Varsity Balgirl. flag Corp, Letter Carrier. Honor Rol, frosh Soph Batketbal Slats. April Marie fuqua. Badminton Oueen, Varsity Badmn- Ion, Varsity Tennis, h C Rep Jamie Lynn Gage Honor RoH, Varsity Tennis, Marching Band, House ol Reps. RegHia Oallardo Honor RoH, Wresilerettes, Vice Pret., Troupers Ckib. Treasurer, Supper Theatre, Heto Dol- ly . Man of La Mancha , Miracle Worker , Key Clubi Productions. Prise ilia Garcia, DriH Team, Dance Team, Supper The- atre, Girls League. Vice Pres , Girls League Oueen, Girls League- Pres , HeHo Doty , ASB. Honor Sol, BasketbaH Slats, Citizenship Committee. Karen Sue Garland, fHA. President- Slate Competition winner. Honor Rot. Rebekah Ann Elizabeth Clovak Varsity Head Water girl, J V. Waterglrl, Varsity field Hockey, ASB Pep Commissioner, Girls League Princess, House of Reps. Sec, Varsity Tennis, JV Basebal slat Girl, Honor RoH. Tim Goddard: Supper Theatre, Man of La Mancha , Miracle Worker , Troupers Ckib Diana I. Gomez: Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Dril Team, Wind Ensemble, Concert Band, Honor Rol Jamie Grable, Bank o f America Vocational Arts, FfA. Cliff Crodln, MO. freshman Wrestler, JV fooibal. Key Chib, Pepper Bough Carin Ann Grossich King and I , flag Corp, CoCapt., 1978 Rose Parade Participant, Whos Who, Distin- guished High School Students, Honor Rot, Tennis, GAA, Rosie Guillen: Flag Corp, Yearbook. Track Assl., Honor RoH, 1978 Rose Parade Participant, Color Guard Ofella M Gutierrez, flag Carrier, Cross Country, Honor RoH, Whos Who, Distinguished High School Students, Track Assl., Veronica Gutierrez: Honor RoH, CSf. ROP- Mil ' HwrW S„to « iiea-Hi gist- H David Hammer: Drum Major, Best Soph Boy Musician, Marching Achievment Award Wendy J Hems- Honor RoU fonda Herd Honor RoH. An Chib. Wresilereites. House of Reps- Diana Teresa Hernandez: Whos Who. Distinguished High School Students, OuiH and Scrot, Pepper Bough Staff, Honor Rot, MECHA Priscllla L Hernandez Drit Team, Stage Craft, flag Corp. HeHo Doly - Joseph John Herzig III: CSf, Whos Who, Puilngunhed High School Students. Jazz Band- Daniel Heslon, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Golf, Varsity Badminton, freshman Basebal, Honor Rol, Who ' s Who, Lettermans Chib, Powderpull Cheerleader, Pep Chib, Boys forum, RBA Sec Mark Daniel Hoffmeyer. Honor Rot Holly Holmes fHA Sec , Bank of America. Honors Cho rale, Yearbook. CSI. Librarv ide Theresa HuHburt letter Carrier, Rules. Varsity Batgrk J V- Batgirl. Honor Rot. Basebal Oueen Rosalie M Jaurlgur Honor RM. field Hocke . Basebal- MVP. GAA frank Jimenez JV Baskelbal. JV Basebal, frosh taibm llmclix Wlii Or. Pita MwlM I Janell Jimenez. Varsity Yet Leafier, lots lor Tols- Oueen, ASB Council, tloute ol Reps. On Sue CouncH, Soph Class Council, Htwor Rol, Marching Band. Wind Insemble. Symphonic Band, W ' Rose Parade Par iicipani. 19-8 J V Basebal Slat Girl Irenda Jordan IHA. fkmor Chorale, Supper Theatre. Pete luaiei Varsiit Basebal. leliermans Chib Pnscllla luarei Stage Crali. Productions, King and I , Annie C-ei Uw Gun . Helh., n. , Pollla D Irintndr. Hag Trace) htrgei King Honors Chorale Supper smffimimmstiissimy!imm f.: M.i Theatre, Honor Rolli Stage Craft, Girls League, Battle of the Bands . Celeste Lynn Keefe: Track Queen, King and I , Cham- ber Singers, J. V. Tennis, Varsity Tennis, J. V. Badmin- ton, Varsity Badminton, ASB Council, House of Heps, Honor Rot Cary Keeney, Varsity Football, Varsity Volleyball, Varsi- ty Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Wrestling, Track. Keith Ross Kempsell: Honor Roll, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Volleyball, J.V. Tennis. Duane Skip Kendall, Senior Class Council, ICC, Colton Parks and Recreation Commission, CSF, Who ' s Who, Honor Roll, Distinguished High School Students. Stacy Kendall: Vica, Pres., Honor Roll, Varsity Water Poh, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Volleyball, Letter- mans Chtb, Powderpuff Cheerleader, Band, Boys Fo- Alan D. Kerrick, Valedhtoriao. Varsity Baseball Stats, Pepper Bough, Boys Forum, Pres.. Vice Pres., Bank of America-Math and Science Plaque, Citizenship Com- mittee, Student of the Month, Who ' s Who, Distin- guished High School Students. Sammie Lynn Klein, Honor RoB, ASB, Tennis. Karen Kruse, Jr. Achievement. Vice Pres., Jr. Achieve- ment Speech Fianlist-Naiional, Wrestlerette, King and I , Supper Theatre, Exploring, Pres., Pepper .Bough Staff, Honors Chorale, Honor RoB, GAA. Christina J. Lagarde, Honor Guard, CSF, pres., life Mem- ber, Varsity Basketball, Varsity SoftbaB, Varsity Vol- leyball, Who ' s Who, Distinguished High School Stu- dents, GAA, Honor Roll. IngridAnn Larsen, Football Homecoming Princess, Hon- or Roll. Suzanne Layne, Basketball Homecoming Queen, Varsity YeB Leader, J. V. Yell Leader, ASB Pep Commissioner, Girls Swimming. Bobby Limon: J.V. Wrestling, Ten Jean Long, Varsity Basketball, I V. Basketball, J V. Tennis. AnIoineUe Lopez, Yogi, Girls League, Vice Pres., Trea- surer, Wrestling Stats, Art Club, Honor Rot, House of Reps. Mike T. Lopez, Who ' s Who, Distinguished High School Students, CSF, Key Chjb, Treasurer, Citizenship Com- mittee, ASB, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Football, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, Marching Band, Sym- phonic Band, Pepper Bough Staff, Honor Roll, Perfect Citizenship. John Luna, Freshman Baseball, Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, BIS and 1980 Rose Parade Participant, Honor Rott, Jazz Band. Vklor Luna, Frosh Football, J.V. Football. M Cynthia Mansfield: Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Annie Get Your Gun . Chris D. March: Volleyball Team, CSF. Raymond Guadalupe Martinez, Cross Country, Varsity Track, CIF Finals-Track, Outstanding Frosh Runner, Lettermans Club. Janetle Ana Marquez: Marching Band, Supper Theatre, I97S and 1980 Rose Parade Participant. JoAnne L Maslin, Tennis, GAA. Karrie McCulchen, Honor RoB, Perfect Citizenship. Richard Melendrez, Frosh FooibaB, J.V. Football, Pepper Bough Staff, QuiB and ScroB, Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Annie Get Your Gun , Hello Dolly , Man of LaMancha , Honor RoB, Honors Chorale, Supper Theatre, Jazz Band, 1980 Rose Parade Participant. Dolores Mercado. Varsity Field Hockey, Yearbook, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, GAA, Honor RoB, Badminton. Corrina Meredith, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Tennis, ASB, Key Club, Supper Theatre, AFS to Colton, Honor RoB. Mark Messenger, Man of La Mancha , Chamber Sing- ers, House of Reps, Troupers Club. Vice Pres., Who ' s Who in Music, Outstanding Bass-1979, Honor RoB. Terry Molinh Stage Craft, King and I , Supper Theatre, Battle of the Bands , Girls League, Art Club. Michael Morales, Yearbook, Supper Theatre, Man of La Mancha , JillMlchele Munson, Sr. Class, Historian, Troupers Club, King and I , Helh DoBy . Albert Olivarez, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Baseball, Frosh Baseball, Cross Country, Honor Roll, Basketball, Let- termans Club. Nancy Oliveros, Flag Corp. Tim O ' Neal: CIF Champion FootbaB Team, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Wrestling. Manuel J. Ortiz, Sr. Class Council, ASB, ICC, Student of the Month, ICC. Sec, Yearbook, Man of La Mancha , Troupers Chib, Honors Chorale, MECHA, Honor Roll, Art Club, Supper Theatre, Frosh Class Council Kevin James Parkes, Water Polo-CIF record Carrier Goals. CIF record Most Goals in a season, CIF record Most Goals by a Team, All League, Varsity, MVP, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Basketball, Homecoming King, Who ' s Who, Distinguished American Athlete, J.V. BasketbaB, Frosh BasketbaB Lusio Perez Jr., Freshman Football, Freshman Baseball, X V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Honor RoB, Lettermans Club Alex Ramirez, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Frosh Football, Frosh BasebaB, J V. FootbaB Louise Marie Ramirez, Honor RoB, Badminton, MECHA, GAA. Jill Rankin, Yogi, Swimming Queen, Varsity Tennis, All CIF Girls Tennis, Varsity Badminton, Student of the Month, Chamber Singers, ASB, Citizenship Commit- tee, King and I , CSF, Who ' s Who, Distinguished High School Students. George L. Rendell, Varsity Swimming, Capi., Varsity Water Polo, Capt., Varsity Soccer, CSF, Honor RoB, Honor Guard, Who ' s Who, Distinguished High School Students, AB League Swimming, AB League Water Poh, CSF, Life Members, Seal Bearer. Maria A. Rivera, Colton Inching Band, Wind Ensem- ble, Who ' s Who in Music, Who ' s Who, SB. County Fhnor Band, Flonor RoB, 1978 and 1980 Rose Parade Participant. Robert Rodriguez, Marching Band, Parade Band, Asst. Drum Major, Drum Major, Who ' s Who ir Music, Flon- or RoB, Sr Class Council- Vice Pres., Student of the Month, Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, 1980 Rose Parade Participant, Out- standing Junior Boy, M.I. Band Member, Isi place Drum Major, VCC Band. Kim Rollins, Sr. Class Council, Key Club, Sec, Art Club, Treasurer, Girls League, Yearbook, Honors Chorale, Honor RoB. Steve Ruiz, J. V. FootbaB, Stage Craft, Honor RoB, Supper Theatre, J V. Baseball, Frosh BasketbaB Heidi C. Ruschak, Tennis Queen, Varsity Songleader, J.V. YeB Leader, ASB, Girls Swimming, Pepper Bough Staff, House of Reps. Tonya Rush, Flag Corp, Honor RoB, 1978 and 1980 Rose Parade Participant, Winlerguard, Supper Theatre. s N Sarah E. Nunez, Yearbook. Ray Robert Sabala, Marching Band, Drum Capt., Cham- ber Singers, Supper Theatre, District Honor Band, Wind Ensemble, Tennis. Debi York Sabbah, Distinguished High School Students, Who ' s Who, Honor Roll, Perfect Citizenship, March- ing Band, Debate. Mahnaz Safahi, Flonor RoB. Anthony Saldana: Freshman Football, Freshman Track, J V. Track, Varsity FootbaB. Dale L. Sandson, King and I , Annie Get Your Gun ' , Battle of the Bands ' . Arleen San Miguel, Cross Country Queen, ASB. Sec, QuiB and ScroB, Jr. Class Council Treasurer, Pepper Bough Staff, Varsity Tennis, Honor Roll, J.V. Field Hockey, J. V. Badminton, GAA. Raymond Santiago, Varsity FootbaB. Fred SaucedO: CIF Champion FooibaB Team, Varsity Football, Lettermans Chib, J.V. FootbaB, Frosh Foot- ball Christina Lynn Seibert, VICA, Vice Pres., Track. Meredith Leigh Shambaugh, Co-Editor, Pepper Bough, Whos Who, Whos Who in Music, Distinguished High School Students, Honor Roll, Marching Band, Varsity Badminton, Man of La Mancha , King and I , An- nie Get Your Gun , Hello Dolly , Wind Ensemble, Supper Theatre, Girls League Rep., Honor Chorale. Elizabeth Kae Smith, Salutatorian, Track, Cross Country, Honor RoB, F8LA, Yearbook, FHA, GAA, Distinguished High School Students, Whos Who. Virginia Sogomonian, Sr. Class Council. Sec, Honor Guard, BasketbaB Homecoming Princess, CSF, Who ' s Who, Distinguished High School Students. Michael R. Sparkman, Battle of the Bands , Whitmer Jam, King and I , Annie Get Your Gun , HeBo Dolly : Supper Theatre, Productions, Troupers Club. Kurt B. Stormes: Varsity BasketbaB, Winter Homecom- ing King, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball. CIF, Honor Roll, Frosh Football Tim R. Sulzmann: Frosh Football, Supper Theatre, Hello Dolly ; Stage Craft. David Sumner, Water Polo, J.V., Soccer, M. O. Defen- sive Player, Water Polo, Lettermans Chib. Randall J. Suniga, Jazz Band, Wrestling, Guitar Mark Towle, Pepper Bough Cartoonist, IJEA Write offs. Marching Band, Honor Roll Tammy Truitt, Swimming, Water Poh, Honor RoB. Diane Turley, Varsity Song Leader, FootbaB Princess, Girls League Princess, J.V. Cheerleader, Whos Who, Distinguished High School Students, QuiB and Scroll, Pepper Bough, CSF, Honor RoB, House of Reps, ASB Pep Commissioner, VolleybaB Slats, Gymnastics, GAA. John David Valdez, MECHA, Pres., Honor RoB Deborah E. Veioz, Varsity Track, Flonor RoB Juan Villalba, Varsity FootbaB, J.V. FootbaB, Cross Country, Honor Roll Charlie Villalpando, Frosh Baseball. Jay Villars, ASB. Pres., Jr. Class Pres., Boys Forum, Sec, Chamber Singers, Troupers Club, ICC, King and T , Annie Get Your Gun , HeBo Dolly , Man of La Mancha : VoBeyball, Frosh Football, Water Polo, CSF, ; Prince, AFS, Citizenship Committee. w Sheila Walton, Honor RoB, King and I . Al Wang: Valedictorian: Bank of America Liberal Arts, plaque winner. Varsity Track, Varsity Water Poh, Varsity Boys Volleyball, CSF, Pres.. Vice Pres., Honor RoB, Who ' s Who, Distinguished High School Students, PS AT Commended Student, Frosh-Soph Track, J.V. Cross Country. Gary Russell Wat, Varsity Soccer, Capt., Ivy league team. Varsity VolleybaU, Varsity Golf, Band, 1978 and 1980 Rose Parade Participant, Who ' s Who in Music, Fhnor Roll Kara Lynn Whiting, VolleybaB Queen, GAA, Pres.. Trea- surer, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsi- ty Basketball, Varsity SoftbaB Who ' s Who, Distin- guished High School Students, CSF, Honor RoB, J V. VolleybaB, J.V. Field Hockey. Capt., M.V.P., J.V. Bas- ketball, Capt., J.V. Softball, Jr. Class Council, Soph Class Council, School Board Rep. David Wise, Varsity Volleyball, Man of La Mancha , Chamber Singers, Cheerleader, Varsity Tennis, Pep Club, Honor RoB, Band, Honors Chorale, Boys Forum, RBA, Vice Pres., Powder Puff Cheerleader. Denise I. Wise, CSF, 1979 Honor Guard, Honor RoB, FHA, Who ' s Who, Distinguished High School Students, Band Enos E. Zampese, Marching Band. Rudy Zapata, Freshman Football, Varsity Track, Honor uaauaatvi ' mt ' i oisji, - AbiKi. Christopher (Sr) 6. 14. 124. 133 Abarca. Gina (So) PS Aboytes. Rudy iJr) 144 Abril. Nelie Lee (Sr) 14 AbnI. Stephanie (Jr 144 Acevedo. Brenda (fri 57 Acevedo. Lisa (Jr) 144 Acevedo. Kuben (Jr) 144 Acosla. Plana (Jr) Ul IJ3. 144. 45 Acosia. flori (Jr) 141. 144. 71 Acosia. Karyn (Jr) 5J Acosta. Kaihryn (Jr) 152. 47 Acosia. Vincent D (Sr) 6. 14. 53. 113. 114. 115. 35. 131. I3 42 Adams. Johathan (Fr) 15 Adams. Martin (Sr) 14 Adams. Michele (So) 134. 178 Aguas. 0. Valerie (Sr) 54. 35. 52. 54 Aguila. Sylvia (So) 152 Aguilar. Aleii (So) 152. 178 Aguilar. Clsie (Sr) 14 Aguilar. Fernando (Fr) 157 Aguilar. Henry (Jr) 144 Aguilar. Rudolfo (Sr) 14 Aguilar. Vivian (Sol 178 Aguilera. John (Jr) 144 Aguirre. Mary (Jr) 144 Aguirre. Sylvia (Sr) 14 Aker. Darrell Lee (Sr) 14 Alanis. Manuel (Jr) 144. 71 Alcala. Joe (Fr) 157 Alcala. Paul (So) 152 Alcanlar. Joe (Sr) 14. 62. 122 123 Aldama. Coriana (So) 178 Aldrele. Susam (Fr) 157 Alexander. Caroline L. (Fr) 157 Allingham. Jody (Sr) 14 Allingham. Jyler (Sr) 14 Alomo. Ricardo (Fr) 157 Alvarado. Rachel (So) 122. 178 Alvarez. Jeanine (So) 152. KX Alvarez. Laura Daniels (Fr) 152 Alvarez, Mark Allen (Jr) 144 Alvarez. Robert (Sr) 14. 71 Amador. Albert (Jr) 144. 71 Amador. Cynthia (So) 178 Amador. Gloria (Fr) 157 Amador. Sandy Lee (Sr) 14 Ammons. Christopher (Fr) 157 Amos. Brian (So) 152 Anderson. Gordon (Jr) 144 Anderson. Tina (Fr) 157 Andon. Sara (So) 114. 134. 178. la Angsusingha. Jang (Jr) 176 Aparicio. llizabeth (Sr) 14 Aparicio. Ernest (Fr) 157 Aponte. Virginia (Sr) 14 Aponle. Xavler (Fr) 73. 157 Aranda. Laura (Sr) 14 Aranda. Valerie (So) 178 Archibald. Blake (Fr) 157 Archuleta. Fddle (Fr) 157 Archuleta. Tommy (So) 152 Arrellano, John (Jr) 78 Arellano. Mary Ann (So) 152 Arizaga. Pebra (Fr) 157 Arizaga. Mark (Sr) 15. 35 Armendarez. Sylvia (So) 152 Armitage. Peter (So) 152 Arroyo. Genoveva (So) 178 Ashley. Leanna (Sr) 15. 28 C At llano. Michael (Fr) 157 Autrey. Valerie (Jr) 176 Avila. Bruce (Fr) 157 Avila. Regina Ann (Sol 152 Ayala. Pavid (Sr) 15 Ayala. Dolores (So) 152 Ayala. Steven L (Sr) 15 B Babbitt. Lisa Gay (Sr) 15. 34. 35 Babbitt. Steve (Fr) 157. 73. 157 Babinski. Blaise D. (Sr) 15. 125. 126 Babinski. Jennifer (Sr) 15. 125. 126. 5 ' Baeza. Joseph (Fr) 73, 157 Baggett. Deidre (Sr) 15 Bailey. Dale A. (Sol 97. O Baker. Michelle (So) 132. 134 Baker. Wendy Yvonne (Sr) 15, 52 54 Baker, Yvette (Sol ICO. KH Baldivid. Renee S (Sr) 15 Baldwin, kristm (Fr) 157 Banks. Maury T (FrI 157 Banta. Candace M. (FrI Barker. Danny (Sr) 4, 15. 71. 157 Barner. Ronald E. (Sr) 15 Barnell, Dianne (So) 127 Barneii, Sharon (So) 76, 129 Barron, Elizabeth (Fr) 79, 97 Bartley. Maria (Fr) 83, 91 Bartley, Nathaniel (Jr) 75. 89, 96, 144 Bartz, Roland (Jr) 138, 144 Bartz, Sibylle (Fr) 138. 157 Basoco. Elizabeth (Fr) 15 7 Baumann. Kelly L. (Sr) 15 Bauza. Joseph Henry (Fr) 144 Becerra. Olivia (Sr) 15 Be arano. Victor (So) 152 Beltran. Lorelta (Sr) 15. 34. 35. 42 Benson. Derick J (Sr) 15. 27, 72, 80 Berch, Roxanne (Sr) 10, 15, 34, 35, 42, 90. KM. 114. 118. 119 Bergkamp. Lance Anthony (Sr) 10. 15. 34, 35, 42 Berry. Peka M (Sr) 16 Berryman. Steven (So) 71. 152 Berumen, Mark (Fr) 15 7 Biggers, Tracy (So) 152 Billings, Michael J (Sr) 16, 35 Blackelt. Donnie (Fr) 152 Blackwell, Brett (Jrl 71 Blackwell. Rex (Fr) 73. 144. 157 Blair. Robert E (Fr) 157 Blalock. Kirk (Fr) 157 Blanco. Mary L. (Fr) 157 Blaze ewski. Pal (Fr) 157 Blinkiniop. Poug (Sr) 15. 42. 93. 140 Blink Inf op. Laura (So) 144. 152 Bloomer. Sherry P. (Fr) 139. 157. 158 Blum. Pavid Todd (Fr) 81 Bocanegra. Pickle (So) 152 Bonilla. Ponna (Fr) 15 7 Borrlelli. Guy J. (Fr) 157 Botello. Phillip (Fr) 157 Bowler. Slephan (So) 152 Bowman. Blame (So) 152 Brady. Regina (Fr) 59, 157 Branson. Laurie A. (Sr) 16 Brashier. Brenda Kay (So) 152 Brecht. Eugene (Fr) 144 Brecht. kimberly (Sol 152 Bree. Cal Douglas (So) 152 Bright. Mark (Fr) 157 Brinker. Todd A. (Sr) 4. 6. 15. 23. 34. 35. 42. 74. 75. 96. 98 99. 124. 125. 130. 220 Brooks. Stephan (Fr) 144 Brown. Jeana (Jr) 61 Brown. Kenneth W. (Jr) 16 Brown. Laura (Jr) 144 Brown. Patrick C. (Fr) 50. 73. 157 Bryant. Tedd (So) 152 Bubello. James (Jr) 144 Buenrostro. Efren (Sr) 15 Burden. Marc (Fr) 157 Burnett. Daniel (So) 152 Burns. Ernest (Sr) 16 Burns, Jeffery Lynn (Fr) 157 Bush, Rena (So) 52 Bush. Sandra Kay (Sri 15. 28, 116. 117 Buster, Lorna Irene (Sr) 112 Buthman. Roxanne April (So) 6 Butler. Troy Alan (Sr) 16 Butterfield, Danny (Fr) 157 Butzer. Lisa Arlene (Sr) 16, 117 Cabrera. Gerald (Jrl 144 Cade, Steven ( rl 144 Caldera. Annette (Sr) 16 Caldera, Roberto (Jr) 71 Caldenlla, Dennis (Jrl 144 Calderilla, James (Fr) 157 Caldenlla, Jeffery (Jr) 144 Calderon. Albert (S) 16. 35 Calderon. Lorraine (FrI 157 Calderon. Stella (Sri 16, 35 Calles. Monica (Fr) 157 Calles. Richard (Jr) 144 Calhson. Bill (FrI 157 Camarena. Cynthia (Sol 152 Camarena. David (Sol 152 Camberos. Carlos (Sr) 16 Campa. Debbie (Jr) 91, 144 Campa, Johnny (So) KX Campa, Veronica (Fr) 157 Campa. Victor (Jr) K23. 144 Campbell. Jeff A. (Jr) 144 Campbell. Larry Lee (Sr) 16. 89 Campbell. Steven (So) 81 Campos. Alex (Sr) 17 Campos. Eddie (Sr) 17 Campos. Yvonne (Fr) 157 Candelaria. Candi (Jr) 144 Candelaria. Susan (Jrl 145 Canino. Richard (FrI 157 Canter, Laura (Sr) 17. 34. 35 Card, launa (Fr) 157 Cardenas. Lydia (Sr) 17. 34. 35. 52 54 Cardota. Nancy (Sr) 17 Canker. Shelley (Jrl 145 Carrasco. Elita (Sol 41 Carratco. John (Fr) 157 Carrasco, Monica (Fr) 157 Carratco. Patricia (Fr) S6. 87 Carratco. Rottana (Jr) 48. 219 Carratco. Stephanie (Fr) 157 Carrell. Alison L (Fr) 157 Carrera. Rene (So) 87 Carnage. Alan (Jrl 145 Carriere, Donald (Jrl 145 Carnllo. Lorraine K (Fr) 157 CarrolF Joesph (Sr) 17. 35 Carter. Susan (Jr) 145 Caso. Scott (Jr) 145 Castillo. Adam (Jrl 145 Castillo. Carolyn ijr) 145 Castillo. Linda C (Sr) 53 Caston. Jon Andrew {Sr) ' Castorena. Cecilia iFr) 45. 15 ' Castorena. Fernando (Jr) ' 8 Castorena. Frank (So) 152 Castorena. Richard (Jrl 145 Castro. Andrea (Jr) Castro. Loretta (So) 152 Castro. Paul (FrI 157 Cavanaugh. Maurice (Jf Cavanaugh. William A. (So) Ceballos. Randy (Sol 152 Cervantes. Bealriz (Sri r Cervantes. Peter (So) Cervantez. Andrew (So) 152 Cervantez. Phillip (Fr) 15 ' Chacon. Roland (Jr) 93. KV. KV Chacon. Zelda (Fri 5 ' Chatlin. Kimberly i Jr I 151. I ' 6 ChalCin. Kristie (Sr) I ' . 120 Chagolla, Gilbert (Fr) 15 Chagolla, Grace (Jr) r6 Chase, Pelmar Gene Jr (Jr) Chavez, Alfred (So) 152 Chavez, Charlie (Fr) 157 Chavez. Cindy Ann (Sr) f. 35 Cha ez. Julie (FrI 158 Chavez. Kenny (So) ' 8. KV. 133. 152 Chavez. Michael (Jrl 145 Chavez. Monica T iSr) I ' . 35. 45. 121 Chavez. Nick (FrI Chavez. Richard Jimenez (Jr) Chavez. Sylvia (Sr) 17 Chavez. Teresa C (Sr) P Chavez. Todd M. (Jr) 49 Chavez. Troy (So) 145 Clark. Jay (Sol 152 Clubb. Christina (Jr) 63. 118. 119. 133. 145 Colarossi. Anthony (So) 152 Colclasure. Ginny (Fr) 91. 158 Colclasure. Stacy (Jr) 90. 118. 150. 176 Cole. Ponnie (Jr) 145 Cole. Tina Marie (Sr) I ' Collins. Stacie Anne (Sr) I ' Colunga. Arthur (Sol 152 Colunga. Deanna (frI 45. 158 Colunga. Frank (Jr) Colunga. Jenny I (FrI 158 Colunga. Kenneth (Fr) 8. 93. 158 Colunga. Richard (Fr) Colunga. Roxanna (So) Coinplon. Debbie Jo (So) 152 Contaoi. Eva Mane (So) 152 Conloi. Bernice T (Sr) I Contrerat. Arthur (So) 152 Cooley. I aura (So) Cooley. Tammi (Fr) 138. 158 Cooper, lorl I (Sr) 17 Cooper. Shelly (So) 152 Cooper. Witiam (Fr) 152 Cordero. Gregory (Jr) 145 Coidero. Jo Artrt (Sr) 18 Cordero. Joe (fr) 73 158 Cordova. Barbara (Jr) 176 Corneio, Lisa (So) 152 Corona. Jeff (Sr) IS Corral. Nancy (Sr) 18 Coriez. Cruzita (Jr) Cortez. Felix (Fr) 81. 158 Coriez. Jeffery (Jr) 145 Cortez. Judith (Sr) 18. 52 54. 112 Cortez. Lawrence P. (Fr) SI. 158 Cortez. Plasido (So) 71. 152 Coriez. Rosemary (Jr) 135. r6 Cosper. Craig (Sr) IS Cosper. Paul (Jrl k? ' Craig. Teresa Anne ( So 152 Cram. Carl Wesley (Fri 152 Cnsller. Porene (Jr) 145 Cross. Pouglas (FrI 152 Crossno. Larry (Jrl 138. 145 Crossno. Robert I (Sr) IS. ' I. 93. 96. 123 Crowe. Pennis (So) 94. 152 Cruz. Pann (FrI ' 3, 93, 158 Cruz. Maria So) 158 Cuellar. Pennis (So) 152 Cuellar. Lisa i Jrl 51. 145 Cuellar. Randy (Jr) 145 Cuellar. Robert (Sr) 18 Cuen. Klichael (Jr) 145 Curl. Robert T 145 Pake. Michael (FrI 158 Pale. Martha (Sr) IS 34. 35 Palton. Cynthia Lee (Sr) IS Palton. Pana Lynn 158 Papkus. Steven (Jr) 61. 145 Payila. Sid (So) 152 Pans. Pelwin (FrI 158 Pavis. Margo (Jr) 145 Pe Anda. Gloria (Sr) IS Pe Casas. Lisa (Fr) 158 Pe Castro. Cecile (Jrl 144. I ' e Pe Castro. Ted L (Sr) 18. ' I Pe La Cruz. Yolanda (St) IS PelaO, Henry (Jr) 145 Pe La Rosa. Ramona iSri 18, 35 Pe La Rosa Samuel Edward (Sr) 18. ' I Pe La Rosa. Vincent 158 Pe Voe. Jerri M (Sr) 18 Dean. Michael T (Sol 153 L -lagadilh. Scott (So 153 PelgaJo. Angel (Sr) IS Pelagado. Ben (St) 56. ft Pelgado. Delia Cindy (Sr) 19 Pelgado. Jesse (Jr) r6 Pelgado. Joanna iSol 153 PelgaJo. Kelly (Sr) 19 Pelga,k Kenneth (So) 153 Pelga.k Nam-} (Jr) r6 L -lgado Stephanie (Sol 153 l -lgado hlaiS. ' ll53 (VrNvKh- Michete iJn l ' 6 l -t eilei f. N w (fri 94 Deses. Ver. icaJ i Jrl 145. T cViK ' ij. Miguel (So) 153 Diaz. Gatpar (fr) 3 Piai Orlando (St) 19 Piai Sutie (Sr)t9. A. 91. 96. 122 Liiet:. Iric (tri l. 94 Pitney Pamela (Sri 19 t ion lammy Oae (Si) 19 !fe i-hr ' fi:RVkv f- m - -, - Dominguez. Alfred (So) 153 Dominguez. Dorene (Jr) 145 Dominguez. Richard (So) 153 Dominguez. Robert (So) 153 Donegan. Aleta (Jr) Dcnegan. Wallace (So) 139. 145. 153 Duenez. Martin (Sr) 19 Duke. Danny (So) 153 Duran. Doreen (Jr) 89. 176 Duran. Robert (So) 153 Duran. Sabrina (Sr) 19 Duran. Suzanne (Sr) 19 Duron. Carolyn (Jr) 176 [dmudson. Lori (Jr) 176 eismore. Douglas (So) 78. 101 103. 153 Endeman. Jim (Jr) 81 Bnriquez. Edward (So) 153 Enriquez. Jackie (Jr) 145 Enriquez. Raymond (Sr) 19 Enriquez. Rita (Sr) 19 Epps. Jerald (Jr) 145 Escalante. Isabelle (fr) 129 Eschler. Victor (So) 113. 153 Escobar. Myra (Jr) 176 Esparza. Barbara (Sr) 19 Espmosa. Donna (Jr) 145 Espinosa. Theresa (Er) 120 Espinoza. Eva (Sr) 19 Espinoza, Richard (Jr) 145 Esquer. Erank E. (Jr) D6. 146 Esquivias, Santiago (So) 153 Estes. Andy (So) 153 Estrada. Daniel (Jr) 107. 146 Estrada. Frances L. (Jr) 176 Estrada. Johnny (Jr) 146 Estrada. Leonard (Jr) 146 Estrada. Robert (So) 153 Evans. Joyce (Jr) 176 Erans. Leighann (Sr) 19 fabela. Diane (Sr) 20 Fabela. Paul (Jr) 94. 146 Face. Brian (So) 153 Face. Michelle (Jr) 146 Farnum. Susan M. (Jr) 119. 176 Faulk. Stephen M. (Jr) 40. 146 Faust. La Rosa Pavico (Sr) 20 Felix. Albert (So) 183 Felix. Christina (Sr) 20. 128. 71. m. 143 Felter. Andrea (Fr) 129 Fernandez. Cindy (Jr) 146 Fernandez. Polila (Sr) 20. 116 Fernandez. Steven (So) 153 Fernandez. Vera (Jr) 146 Ferre. Jeff (Jr) 94. 121. 137. 146 Ferre. Julie (Fr) 9. 89 113. 137. 160 Ferrier. Jeffray (Jr) 146 Ferrier. Kelly (So) 183 Filardo. Gina (Sr) 20 Filardo. Trina (Sr) 20. 41 Fisher. David (So) 133. 135. 153 Fletcher. Ronda (Fr) 90. 91. 100. la Flores. Jesse (So) 153 Flares. Roberta (So) 153 Flores. Victor K. (Sr) 20 Foley. Sherri L. (Jr) 146 Fonseca. Maria Lisa (Jr) 178 Forbes. Candyce (Jr) 6. 130. 146 Ford. Alison (Jr) 146 Fraire. Elizabeth (Sr) 20 Freeman. Jana (Sr) 20 Frost. Julie (Jr) 52 54. 75. 76. 132. 176 Fuqua. April Marie (Sr) 20. 35. 43 Fuqua. Lynda (Jr) 176 Gage. Donald (Fr) 73 Gage. Jamie Lynn (Sr) 20 Oalindo. Lucille (Jr) 146 Gallardo. Regina (Sr) 20. 114. 115 Gamboa. Art (Jr) 78. 103. IJ2 146 Garcia. Anthony (Fr) 158 Garcia, Anthony (Jr) 146 Garcia. Lisa (So) 178 Garcia. Mark Leonard (Sr) 20 Garcia. Martin (Fr) 158 Garcia. Martina (Jr) 176 Garcia, Michael (Jr) 146 Garcia. Priscilla 5. (Sr) 20. 121. 128 Garcia. Richard (Fr) 158 Garcia. Rochelle (Jr) 146 Garcia. Russell (Fr) 158 Garcia. Sisto (Fr) 158 Garcia. Tommy W. (Jr) 146 Gardner. Vernon (Jr) 146 Garduno. Gina M. (Fr) 158 Garland. Karen (Sr) 20 Gaytan. Donna (Fr) 158 Gingras. Gregory R. (Sr) 20, 132 133 Gingras. Michael (Jr) 146 Glenn. Vicki Renee (Fr) 158 Glovak. Rebecca Ann (Sr) X , 71, 77, 121. 141 Goddard. Timothy (Sr) 21 Gomez. Anthony (Jr) 71. 106. K 7. 146 Gomez, Arlene (Fr) 158 Gomez, Diana (Sr) 21 Gomez. Kenneth (Jr) KJ6. 146 Gomez. Michael (Sr) 21, 146 Gomez, Rodney (Fr) 158 Gomez, Ronald (Fr) 158 Gomez, Susan T. (So) 75 Gomez. Suzette (Jr) 52 54 Gomez. William G. (Jr) 146 Gonzales. Armondo (Jr) 146 Gonzales, Christopher (Jr) 146 Gonzales. Laura (Fr) 159 Gonzales, Leonard (Fr) 159 Gonzales, Manuel (So) Gonzales, Mariano (Fr) 159 Gonzales, Mary (So) 153 Gormon, Craig (Jr) 146 Grable. Jamie Lynn (Sr) 21. 34. 139 Granado. Eleanor (Jr) 146 Granado. Rosa (So) 153 Granillo. Victoria (So) 87, 178 Green, Holly (Fr) 159 Gregory, Shawna (So) 178 Gregory. Tracy (Fr) 78. 105, 159 Grider, Phillip (So) 71, 153 Grossich. Carin (Sr) 21, 34, 35 Grossich. Darin E. (Fr) 73. 93 Guerrero. Albert (Fr) 159 Guerrero, Gina (Sr) 21 Guerrero, J amie (So) 153 Guerrero, Jesus (Fr) 137. 154 Vincent (Fr) 73. 159 Yvonne (So) 153 ' Guillen. Rosie (Sr) 21 Guillen. Ruben (Jr) 146 Guilliam. Raelynn (So) 153 Guindon. David (Fr) 159 Guinnip. Lisa (So) 153 Guilron. Helen (Sr) 21 Gustafson. Robin (Fr) 101 Gutierrez. Anthony Martin (Fr) 126. 159 Gutierrez, Hector (Fr) 159 Gutierrez, John (So) 153 Gutierrez, Lydia (So) 178 Gutierrez, Mary (Jr) 146 Gutierrez, Ofelia (Sr) 21, 34, 35 Gutierrez. Sylvia (Jr) 123 Gutierrez. Teresa (So) 178 Gutierrez. Veronica (Sr) 21 Guzevich. Gregory (So) 80. 153 Guzevich. Hank (Jr) 146 Guzman. Hector (Jr) 146 Guzman. Phillip Buddy (Jr) Haberbush. Jay (So) 107 Haddad. Mark 153 Hall. Valerie 153 Hammer. Chris 153 Hammer. David Sean (Sr) 21 Hammond. Kimberly 159 Hancock. Shawn (Fr) 146 Hanshaw. Karen Marie (So) 47, 48 Harding, Douglas 146 Harkey, Debra (Jr) 61, 14 Harkey, Douglas 14 Haro. Mar orie A. (Sr) 21 Harrison. Clarence E. (Sr) 21, 114, 115. 118 Harshman, Kristyn E. 14 Hartline. Richard 153 Hassard. Tammy Lynn 159 Hazelton. Charles B Jr (Jr) 84. 146 Heacock. Carole Ann 153 Heinsohn.Terry 159 Helms. Ronald L. 154 Helt. Steve Greg (Sr) 21 Hemminger. Dennis (Sr) 146 Hemminger, Donald (Fr) 159 Hems, Wendy Julie (Sr) 21 Herd. Fonda (Sr) 21 Heredia. Rebecca (Sr) 21 Hernandez. Alfred (Fr) 14 Hernandez. Alice (Fr) 159 Hernandez. Augustine (Jr) 146 Hernandez. Cecilia (Fr) 159. 114 Hernandez. Colleen (Sr) 22 87 Hernandez. Daniel (Fr) 154 Hernandez. Diana A. (So) 87. 133. 154 Hernandez. Diana T. (Sr) 22 34, 35 Hernandez, Eelicion n ' .) 159, 73 Hernandez, Fernando (Sr) 22 Hernandez. Frances (Sr) 22 Hernandez, Georgine (Jr) 14, 120 Hernandez, Gerard B. (So) 154, 114, lis, 119 Hernandez, Gilbert (Fr) 159 Hernandez. Inette (Fr) 154 Hernandez. Javier (Fr) 159 Hernandez. Kelly (Jr) 146 Hernandez. Leo (Fr) 159 Hernandez. Mario (Fr) 159 Hernandez. Martha (Fr) 159 Hernandez, Myrna (So) 147 Hernandez, Nadine (So) 147 Hernandez, Priscilla (Sr) 22 Hernandez. Roy Anthony (Fr) 159. 73 Hernandez. Ruben (Fr) 159 Hernandez. Silvia A. (Fr) 159 Hernandez. Valente J. (So) 154. 72. 93 Hernandez. Veronica (Fr) 51 Herrera, Adolf o 159 Herrera. Cindy 159 Herrera. Eddie 154 Herrera. Emily 154 Herrera. Steve (Sr) 22 Herzig. Joseph (Sr) 22 34. 35 Heston. Daniel Lee (Sr) 22. 35. Heston. Jean 159 Hild. Sheryl J. 139 Hill. James W. 147 Hodges, Mary R. (Jr) 40. 41. 147 Hoffmeyer. Denise (Jr) 14 Hoffmeyer. Mark Daniel (Sr) 22 Holbrook. Debra Ann 147 Holguin, Connie M. (Sr)22 Holguin. Lisa (Jr) 147 Hollands. Eric M. (Jr) 147 HolTins. Julie M. (Jr) 147 Holmes. Holly (Sr) 6. 22. 34 . 35. 63. 134 Holmes. Laura (Fr) 159 Honesto. Jimmy (Fr) 159 Hook. Robert Eugene 154 Housley. Kenneth (Fr) 159 Howard. Vincent Hardin (Jr) Hoy, Peggy (Fr) 159 Hubbs. Stan 159 Hubl. Peter (So) 49. 154 Huddleslon. Suzie (Sr) 22 Hudgins. Deborah (Fr) 159 Hudgins. Roy (So) 154 Hudson. Melanie (Jr) 50. 147 Huerta. Augustine (So) 154 Huerta. Veronica (Jr) 14 Hughes. Billy (Jr) 147 Hughes. Lor I (Jr) 14 Humphrey. Dorothy 154 Hunter. Jayinie (Jr) 14 Hurlburt. Theresa F (Sr) 22 43. 117 Irby. Jody (Jr) 14 Jackson. Teresa (Jr) 14 Jacobo. Carmen R. (Sr) 22 Jacobs. Michael (Jr) 147 Jaramillo. Benjamin (So) 154 Jasso. Jesus (Jr) 147 Jasso. Ramiro (Jri 48 147 Jaurigue. Evelyn L. (Sr) 22 Jaurigue. Rosalie M (Sr) 22 Jimenez. Edward (Jr) 147 Jimenez. Janell (Sr) 23. 120. 122 123 Jimenez. Jessie (Jr) 97, 147 Jimenez, Ralph (So) 154 Johnson, Amelia (Sr) 23 Johnson. Jaqueline (Jr) 87. 147 Johnson. James Leslie (Fr) 159 Johnson. Kenneth I (Fr) 159 Johnson, Micheal (So) 154 Johnson, Shelly (Jr) 147 Jones, Clifford Marshall (Sr) 23 Jones, Daryl (Jr) 147 Jones, Glenda Kay (So) 179 Jones, Laurie (Jr) 147 Jones. Sherri Louise (Fr) 159 Jones. Susan (Fr) 159 Jorden. Brenda Carol (Sr) 23 Jorden. Dwayne (So) 154 Juarez. Nancy (So) 154 Juarez. Peter (Sr) 23 Juarez. Priscilla (Sr) 23 Junker. Brent (So) 154 Kang. Edward (Jr) 147 Karger. Brett (Jr) 147 Karger. Robm (Fr) 101. 159 Karger Tracey S. (Sr) 23 Karratti. Lorraine (Jr) 146. 147 Kasznia. Christina (Fr) 114. 159 Kales. Molly (Sr) 23 Kated. Olivia (Fr) 159 Keefe. Celeste Lynn (Sr) 23. 43. 62 118. 119 keelin. Barbara (Fr) 159 Keelin. Lori (Sr) 23 Keeling, Scott (Jr) 147 Keeney. Cary Brent (Sr) 23, 71, 89 Keeney. Kraig Kemball. Joseph (So) 154 Kemball. Kimberly (Fr) 159 Kempsell. Cameron (Fr) 94, 159 Kempsell, Keith Ross (Sr) 23. 56. 94 Kendall. Duane A. (Sr) 23. 34. 35. S9. 134 Kendall. Eileen (Fr) 137. 159. 160 Kendall. Stacy R (Sr) 23. 75. 88. 89 Kenny. Shannon (Fr) 159 Kent. Norman (Jr) 71. 147 Kerric, Alan D. (Sr) 23, 33, 34, 35, 122 133 Kerrick, Steven (So) 154 Kersey, J R. (Jr) 147 Khacherian, Kurt (So) 154 Khacherian, Todd (Jr) 147 Kiddoo, Susan (So) 179 Kinney, Kandi (So) 179 Kirby, Christopher (So) 154 Kirk, Lisa Ann (Fr) 139 Kiellberg, Donald Paul (So) 154 Klein, Donna M. (Jr) 147 Klein. Sammie I. (Sr) 23 Kline. Robert W. (So) 154 Knerr. Kathy (Jr) 147 Kofmehl. Staci (Fr) 159 Kruse. Karen M (Sr) 24. 140 KKSKT. Ba?!--a,w«a r«i«3n«BK3- ; Kulcfar. Thereto fr) 159 Kurz. Julie Ijr) 147 Kun. Stephen (Fr) 159 laHaise. Curtis (Jr) M7 Ligirde. Chritlina J (5r) J4, 34. 35. 90. 134 iagarde. Linda (Jr) 147 Lamadnd. Melissa Diane fr) 159 Land. William (Sr) 4 Landerc. Mary (So) IJ3. 179 Landry, kimberly (Jr) 71. 141. 144. 147 Lara. Valerie (Jr) 147 Larsen. Ingrid Ann (Sr) M. iS Lawson. Brian I (Jr) 147 Layer. Michael (fr) 159 Layne. Suzanne Kobin (Si) 34, :8 Leak. Christopher (Jr) 147 Lemmond. Lenny (Jr) 147 Lemos. John David (Fr) 159 Lennon. Harvey (So) 154 Leon. Ruby (So) 179 Lerma. Frances (Sr) 24 Lewis, kevin Maurice (So) 154 Leyva. Jennifer (So) S3. 154 Lieder. Debra R. (So) 154 Lieder. Sheri L (Jr) 154. 147 Light. Harvey Roe (fr) 159 Limon. Deborah (Fr) 159 Limon. Vincent Bobby (Sr) M Lindahl. Mark (Jr) 147 Lindberg. Lisa J (Fr) 159 Lindsey. Blake (Jr) 71. SO Lmdsey. Hallie (Fr) IX). 159 Lizarde. Diane (Jr) 147 Llamas, tida (So) Ii9. 154 Llamas. Mark (Jr) kX Lobalo. Patty Torres (Sr) 34 Lobato. Teddy (Fr) 159 Lockwood. Sawat (So) 179 Long. Teri Jean (Sr) 34 Longley. Melissa H (So) 179 Lopez. Alexandra (So) 133. 134. 179 Lopez. Anionintllr (Sr) 34 Lopez. Christine (So) 179 Lopez. Cindy (Fr) 159 Lopez. Fdward (Fr) 159 Lopez. Mark (Fr) SI. 159 Lopez. Mary Ann (Jr) 179 Lopez. Michael C (Fr) 73 Lopez. Michael T (Sr) 4. 34. 34. 35. 133. 137 Lopez. Naomi (So) 179 Lopez. Nick (So) 154 Lopez. Terry iFr) 159 I ozano. Ruben (Fr) 159 lucero. Mary (So) 45. 179 Lucero. Phillip (Jr) 49. 133. 133 luengas. Ruben (So) 154 Luian. Tina Mane (So) 179 lunipkint. Cindy (So) 154 Luna. Ana Maria (So) 179 Luna. Antoinette Rene (So) 154 Luna. Benilda (Fr) 159 Luna. Or ace (So) 179 Luna. Jerry (Fr) 160 Luna. John (Sr) 34. 7S Luna. Juan (Fr) ISO I una. kimberly (Fr) ISO I una. Martha (Fr) 160 Luna. Richard (So) 59. IIS. 119. 133. 154 Luna. Victor (Sr) 34 M Mac Donald. Tammy Lee (Fr) 154 Macl3avin. Judy (So) 154 McCarro. Caroline (Fr) 160 Marias. Danny (Sr) 34 Macias. Dora (Fr) 154 Macias. Raul (Fr) 160 Macias. Raymond (Sol 154 Macias. Yolanda (Fr) 160 Madrid. Phillip (Sr) 6. 34 Madrigal. Don (Fr) 160 Madsen. kristma (So) 154. 179 Maerki. Neal (So) 160 Maestas. David (So) 160 Mahle. Joanne (So) I3S. 154 Mahle. Suellen (Jr) I3S. 139 Maiden. Juanita (So) 160 Maniord. Julie (So) 179 Manning. David (So) 160 Mansfield. Christine (So) 160 Mansfield. Cynthia (Sr) 34. 7i Mansker. Wendy (So) 131. 179 March. Chris David (Sr) 34. 34. 35. 89 March. Lisa (So) 154 Marmolejo. Jeanette Ann (Fr) Marguez. Janelte (Sr) 35 Marshall. Joseph (So) 154 Martin. Adam (Jr) 160 Martin. Alena Louise (So) 154 Martinez, Alfred (Jr) Martinez. Angel Romo (So) 154 Martinez. Antoinette (Jr) 160 Martinez. Delia (So) 179 Martinez. Fdward (fr) 6. 73. 135. 130. 131. 160 Martinez. Lorraine (So) 179 Martinez. Paul (So) 154 Martinez. Raymond (Sr) 35 Martinez. Roberto (So) 154 Martus. James (So) 154 Marker. Karen (Jr) 160 Massey. Daniel P. (Sr) 35 Mastin. Jo Anne (Sr) 35. 47 Malhis. Kelly Ann (So) 154 Mathis. Tammy Christine (So) 160 Malteton. Tamara M (Sr) 35 Matthews. Jane (Jr) 50. 134 Matthews. Kevm (So) 160 Matlon. Katherme (So) 77, 179 Mc Alpine. Mark (Sr) 6. 35. 115. 137 Mc Clellan. Wendy (So) 179 Mc Cully, fric F (Sr) 35. IS ' ' Mc Cully. Richard Alan(So )l60 Mc Cutchen. Karrir (Sr) 35 Mc l mald. Kelly (Sol 179 Mc Do well, lanell (Jrl 9 Mc (jauley. Suzette Mane (FrI 160 Mc Inelly. Bryan (Sol 154 Mc Keever. Robyn lee (So) 154 Mc Kinley. Tina (So) 154 Mc Meant. Jeff (Jr) I3S Mc Millen .laurel (Fr) S7. 160 Mc Millen. Peter (Jr) II. 47. 71 Mc Mullen. Donna (So) 114. 179 Mechem. I ita Ann (So) I5S Meiia. Lillbert (So) 158 Melendrez. Denise (Sol 158 Mrlrndrez Richard (Sr) 35 ilendoza. Angel (Fr) 160 Mendoza. Delfino (So) 93 Mendoza. FIsa (Jr) Mendoza. Fsmeralda (Sol 83. 87. 108. 158 Mendoza. Lisa (Sr) 35 Mendoza. Roy ( ) 160 Mercado. Dolores M (Sr) 35. 75 Meredith. Corrina Kaye (Sr) 35. 87. 136 Merrell. John D (So) 158 Merrick. Tom (So) 158 Mesa. Ruben (Sr) 35 Messenger Mark Allen (Sr) 35. 115. lis Miialh. Jonathan (FrI 160 Mijalli. Mike (Sr) 35. 113. 133 Miller (Fr) 160 Miller. Lon Ann (Fr) 160 Miller. Robyne L. (Sol 59. IIS Millican. Bryan (Fr) 160 Mitchell. Sherri (So) 158 Mitchum, David LLoyd (So) 71. 158 Molina. Karen (Sr) 36 Molini. Terry (Sr) 36 Mondry. Brian J (Sr) 36 Mondry. Shawn (So) 158 Moniz. Richard Brian 160 Monreal. Armando (Sol 158 Montagnese. Mela 160 Montejano. Manuel (Jr) 134. 48 Monteiano. Roberto (Fr) 73 Monies. Anthony (So) I5S Montoya. Anthony (So) 158 Moore. Kathleen (So) 158 Moore. Mark (So) 158 Moore. Robert (So) 158 Mora. Timothy Craig (Sr) 36 Morales. Cynthia R (Sr) 36 Morales. Michael (Sr) II, 36 Morales. Mike (Fr) 113 Morales. Raymond (So) 158 Morales. Theresa (Sr) 36 Moreno. Frankie Leroy 160 Morning. Kenneth (So) 158 Morrow. David (So) 158 Morrow. Paula Jo (Sr) 36. 35 Moya. Robert (Fr) 73, 160 Mulherin. Marsha (So) 158 Munson. Jill Michele (Sr) 36, 35 Murakami. Christina 160 Murakami. Michael (Jrl 80 Myers. Richie 160 N Nakada. Janet (Sr) 36. 49 Nakada. Wayne (fr) 160 Navarro. Antonio (Sr) 36 Navarro. Domitila R (fr) I5S Navarro. Flizabeth (So) KJI Navarro. I ma C. (Jr) 6 Neal. John (So) 94. 158 Necochea. Kenneth (fr) 160 Segrete. Andy (So) I5S egrete. (Gilbert (Fr) 160 Negrete. Laura (Sr) 36 Negrtle. Maria Liza (Sr) 36 Negrette. Rudy (Jrl K 3 Newhall. Anthony (fr) 113 Nichols. Jay (Sr) 36. 41 Nichols. Jennifer (So) 41 Nunei. Sarah (Sr) 6. 36. 131 O Dell. Robert (Sr) 36 C-NeaL Lilly (So) 8 KH O Neal. Tim Tom (Sr) 3 ' ' . 93 Ochoa. Richard (fr) 3 Oldfield. Karia (So) 155 Olea. Irene (Sr) J ' Olearo. Susan (fr) 160 Olguin. Pat (So) 155 Olguin. Raymond (So) 155 Oliva. Manuel (So) 81. 155 Oliva. Marty (So) 155 Oliva. Tammy Trances (Jr) P Olivarez. Armando (fri 160 CInarez. Mario (Sol 139 Oliveros. Nancy (Sri 3 Ornelas. Valerie (Fr) 160 Orona. Moses (Sr) 3 Ortega. Ronald (Fr) 3. I6C Ortiz. Manuel Joseph (Sr) 6. 37. 35. 53. 133 Owens. Charles R. (So) 98 155 Owens. John (Sr) 37 Owens. Tracy N. (Sr) 37 Padilla. Arthur (So) 6. 155 Padilla. Flizabeth t (Fr) 160 Paiz. Angela (fr) 160 Paiz. Paul (Jr) SO Park. Jee H. (Jr) 177 Parkes. Kevin James (Sr) 37. 55. 75. SO. 98 Parkes. Patricia (Sol 75. S3. S3. 155 Parks. Neil Wade (fr) 160 Parr a. Manuel (Jr) 1 Parra. Ralph (Jr) O Parson. Andrea (fr ) 160 Pasillas. Chris (frI 160 Paulsrud. Tim (Sol 155 Panton. Susan (fr) 161 Pearman. Lisa (Sol 155 Pedroza. Cynthia (Jrl 51. r Penna. Diana (fr) 161 Perez. Carmela (Jr ) r ' ' Perez. Catherine (So) 131. 155 Perez. David (fr) 3. 161 Perez. Jaime (Sr) 3 . 93 Perez. Johnny iSr) 3 Perez. Juana (Jr) Perez. Lusio (Sr) J Perez. Manuel (fr) 161 Perez. Moses (fr) 161 Perez, Tony (Sol 155 Perry. Robin (Jrl 177 Philpott. Jeffrey (frI 73 Pierce. Randy (Sr) 37 Pierton. Ramona (Sr) 3 ' Pigeon William J (Sri 3 Pitt. Robert (frI 161 PIveral. Le Roy (Sri J ' Placencia. Albert (fr) 161 PkHirde. Jena (Jr) 114. 137 Post. Steven (FrI 161 Preciado. Jon PhiUip (So) 155 Press. Chayr Suzanne (fr) 134. 161 Pribble. Matthew R (FrI 161 Prieto. Stelanie (Ir) 161 Puidie ihellie ifi ' 161 Puineman .U,k J, 161 Ouesada. Regina (Fr) 161 Ouigley. Traci Lynn (frI « Ouintero. Ulda (fr) 161 Ouiroz. Sherry (Sol 155 Ouiroz. Tommy (So) 71. 107 Rabago Maria iSo) 155 Rabago. Pieda (Sr) 38 Ra,bon.Reg,na(fr,ll4.l6l Ramirez. Ale (Sr) 38. ■ Ramirez. Andrew iSoi 155 Ramirez. Andy (So) 155 Ramirez. Arthur (So) 155 Ramirez. David (fr) 161 Ramirez, fdward (So) 155 Ramirez. Jairo (Sol 155 Ramirez. Jimmy (fr) 161 Ramirez. Jose (fr) 161 Ramirez. Laura ifr) 161 Ramirez. Laura Patricia (fr) 161 Ramirez. Lisa (Jr) 61 Ramirez. Louise (Sr) 38 Ramirez. Margaret (frI 161 Ramirez. Maria (Sol 155 Ramirez. Michael (So) 155 Ramirez. Nick (Jrl ' ' I Ramirez. Patricia (Sol 155 Ramirez Ramon (Sr) 38 Ramirez. Robert L (Sr) 38 Ramirez. Rosie (Sr) 38 Ramirez. Tracie (fr) 161 Ramos Paula (Sri 38 Ramos Rudoll Jr (Sol 155 Rankm. Jell ,So) 155 Rankm Jill (Sr) 3 ' . 38. 34. 35. 43. 56. 63. 8 ' . IXi. 133. 133 Rankm. Kelly (fr) 161 Rankm. Shelly (fr) 45. 161 Rebello. Julie Ann (Sr) 38 Reed. Craig (fr) 161 Renaud. iSreg J (So 155 Rendell. Oeorge L (Sr) 38. 34. 98. P9. irt Rendell. Susan (Jr) 56. 97. 131. 133. 133 Renteria. Patricia (So) (55 Reschke. Dayid Robert (fr) 50 161 Resendez Bobbette iFr 161 Resendez. Manuel [fr) 161 Resendez. Rachel if r I 155 Reynolds. Darin iSo ' 155 Reynolds. Keith ,Fr)l55 Reynolds. Arthur tSo ' 48.155 Reynosa. Fernan k (Fri 161 Reynosa. Sandra (Fn 161 Reyn.ua. S. ' -lia ,fr) 161 Rios. Joe (fr I 161 Ritarita. Rodney (fr) 155 Rivera, frank (fr) 161 Riyera. Karen (Jr) 6. 133 Riyera. Lisa (fr) 161 Rivera K4aru (Si) 38. .15 Riyera. Maria [ Kves ifr) 161 Riyera. Mark tfr) 161 Rivera. Ramon (fr) 161 Rivera. Ro,fney (So) 155 Kohb. Rebecca Sue (St) 3$ Roberts. Susanne J (frI 161 Robertus. Nicholas (Fr) 161 Rot i«U nMi? ' i ' i ' i ' i i ' ' '  rTMT ' i ■,i;i2£- Robles. Charles (Fr) 161 Rodrigues. Charles (Fr) 155 Rodriguez. Ben (Fr) 155 Rodriguez. Blanca (Fr) 161 Rodriguez. Donald (Sr) 6. JS. 35. 8S. S9. 114. 115. 119. QJ Rodriguez. Gary (So) Rodriguez. Jesus (Fr) 161 Rodriguez. Robert (Sr) 28. 35. la in Rodriguez. Ronald (Sr) 28. 94. 95 Rodriguez. Roseanna (Fr) 161 Rodriguez. Salvador (Fr) 161. 93 Rodriguez. Bonnie (Fr) 118 Rollins. Kimberly L. (Sr) 6, 28. 35. 124. 125. 137 Rollins. Sandi (Fr) 114 Romero. Peggy (So) 123. 155 Rose. Richard J. (Sr) 28 Rossano. Michael (So) 155 Rubidoux. Don (So) 107. 155 Rubio. David (Sr) 29 Rubio. Rudy (So) 155 Ruiz. Stephen (Sr) 29 Ruschak. Heidi C. (Sr) 5. 29. 43. 121. 122 Ruschak. John (Fr) 94 Rush. Tonya I. (Sr) 29. 47. 116 Russell. Amy (Fr) 137 Rutan, Deborah Mane (So) 155 Sabbah. Tagrid (Sr) 29 Sachs. Mike (So) 6. ISO. 135. 137. 155 Safahi. Mahnaz (Sr) 29 Salazar. Alex JR. (So) 155 Salazar. Marlene (Jr) 48 Saldana. Anthony (Sr) 71 Saldana. Jesus (Jr) 107 Saldana, Patii Jo (Fr) 127 Saldana. Ramiro (So) 107. 155 San-Miguel. Arleen (Sr) 28. 29 Sanchez. Carey L. (Jr) 120 Sanchez. Francisco Toledo (So) 155 Sanchez. Lorraine (Sr) 29 Sanchez. Tommy (Sr) 29 Sanders, Johnnie (So) 78 Sandson. Dale (Sr) 29 Santiago. Raymond (Sr) 71 Sar, Phourin (Jr) 51 Saucedo. Fred (Sr) 71 Saunders. George (Jr) 102. 78 133. 135 Schielke. Pamela (So) 48. 156 Schullz. Frank W. (Fr) 163 Schultz. Lisa (Fr) 79. 105. 163 Schuster. Jill Ann (Fr) 163 Scriven. Fdie (Fr) 162 Sedillo. Yvonne (Fr) 162 Seibert. Christina (Sr) 29 Selwyn. Kevin Scotl (So) 156 Serrano. Bonita Lisa (Sr) 29 Shambaugh. Marcy (Fr) 114. 120, 156 Shambaugh. Meredith (Sr) 29. 35. 114, 135 Shattler. Ronnie (So) 156 Shaw, Daniel (Fr) 162 Shaw, Stephen C. (Sr) 29 Shelton. Terry L. (Fr) 162 Shepard, Donna (Fr) 162 Sherman, Dale (So) 156 a (Jr) 177 Shermell. Jeffrey S. (Fr) 162 Sherwin. Kimberly Anne (Sr) 29 Shipley. Lorraine (So) 156 Shively. Robert K. (Fr) 40. 162 Shively. Victoria (Jr) 91. 100. la 177 Shoaff. Ralph (Jr) 139 Shocklee. Christy (So) 156 Shocklee. Craig (Sr) 29. 34. 35. 71 Shocklee. Philip (So) 93. 156 Shocklee. Scott (Jr) 71. 93 Shupe. Paul Jeffery (Fr) 162 Silva. Patrick (So) 156 Simon. Debroh (Fr) 162 Skinner. Kathleen (Jr) 6. 123. 124. 127. 177 Sloat. William T. (Fr) 162 Smith. Flizabeth Kae (Sr) 5. 6 29. 34. 78 Smith. Rhonda (Fr) 123. 127. 162 Smith. Roben (Fr) 73. 162 Smith. Sheila I. (Fr) 162 Smith. Tami Sue (Jr) 82. 105. 133. 134. 177 Smith. Zoanne I. (Fr) 162 Snell. Huben Fugene (Fr) 162 Snowball. Scot (Fr) 162 Snyder. Joe (So) 156 Sober. Kelly Jo (Jr) 118. 177 Sogomonian. Virginia (Sr) 30. 34. 35 Sosa. Leticia (Fr) 162 Sosa. Roger (So) 156 Sosa. Vivien (So) 49. 156 Soso. Connie (So) 156 Soto. Amelia (Fr) 162 Soto. David G. (So) 156 Soto. Pamela (So) 156 Soto. Paul (So) 156 Soulhmayd. Leon J. (Jr) Sparkman. Michael (Sr) 32 Spencer. Rodney (So) 94. 156 Slallberg. Debra (So) 156 Stevens. Troy (So) 156 Stormes. Kurt Brodie (Sr) 30. 80. 88. 89 Suchil. Christine (So) 156 Suchil. Craig (Jr) 140. 156 150 Sulzmann. R Tim (Sr) 30 Sumner David B. (Sr) 30. 42. 98. 99 Suniga. Randy (Sr) 30 Swanson. Mark (So) 71. 156 Swick. Deanna Michelle (So) 156 Tafolla. Fleanor (So) 122. 123 Tafolla. Richard (So) 81 Tafoya. David (So) 156 Taylor Jennifer Marie (Sr) 30 Thompson. Lindsey (So) 156 Tisdale. April (Jr) 128 Tohill. Tami (Sr) 30 Tollelt. Valerie Flaine (So) 156 Torres, Adam (Jr) 147, 177 Torres, Phillip (So) 156 Torrez. Vincent (Sr) 30 Towle. Mark Matthew (Sr) 30 Troxel. Tina (So) 156 Truitt. Pamela (So) 75. KX Truill. Tammy Elaine (Sr) 30, 75, 101 Tucker, Christopher (So) 156 Tucker, William (Jr) 150 Turley, Diane Jean (Sr) 28, 30, 39, 35, 120, 134 Turner, Roben L. (Jr) 78, 79, 103 Turner, Tony (Jr) 150 u Urrea, Steven (So) 106, 156 Valadez, Mck R (So) 156 Valdez, Dean (Jr) 150 Valdez, Donald (Jr) 150 Valdez, Donna (Jr) 150, 177 Valdez. John D. (Sr) 30 Valdez. Marcus (Jr) 51. 113. 150 Valdez. Pam (Sr) 30 Valencia, Fslella (So) 156 Vargas. Christine (Sr) 30 Vasquez. Cathy (So) 156 Vasquez. Danny (Jr) 150 Vasquez. Dion (So) 81. 156 Vasquez. Mark (So) 73 Veloz. Deborah (Sr) 31 Vidana. Rudy (Fr) 162 Vilches. Andrea (Fr) 162 Villalba. Juan (Sr) 31. 71 Villalobos, Sherrie (Sr) 13 Villalpando. Allen (Sr) 31 Villalpando. Charlie (Sr) 31 Villalpando. Cheryl (Fr) 162 Villalpando. Larry (Fr) 162 Villalpando. Mark (Jr) 71 Villanueva. Daniel (Fr) 162 Villars. Jay Michael (Sr) 23. 31. 34. 35. 42. 45. 56. 115. 122 Villars. Rene (Jr) 6. 118. 119. 130 Villegas. Ronda (Sr) 31 Visconli. David (Fr) 162 Voss. Kun (So) 139 Voss. Roben (Jr) 139 w Wane. Scolt (Fr) 156 Walker. Sam (So) 156 Walser Rebecca (Sr) 31 Walton. Sheila M. (Sr) 31 Wang. Albert C. (Sr) 31. 33. 34. 35 Ware. William Allen (Fr) 156 Warpness. Mark (Fr) 156 Wat. Gary (Sr) 31. 34. 35. 89 Weatherwax. Thomas C. (Fr) 156 Webb, Daniel Patrick (Fr) 81, 98 162 Weir, Valerie Jean (Fr) 156. 162 Wheatley. Robin (Fr) 156 Whitaker. Kevinn (So) 98 Whiting. Kara Lynn (Sr) 31. 34. 35. 43 Wigington. Stephanie A. (Fr) 156. 162 Williams. Jonathan B. (Jr) 80 Williams. Lisa D. (Jr) 62. 118 Williams. Lon (Fr) 162 Wilson. Robert (Sr) 31 Wilson. Tammy (Fr) 162 Wise. David A. (Sr) 31 Wis . Denise L. (Sr) 31. 34. 35 Wood. Danny (Fr) 162 Woodmansee. Cassy (Jr) 48 Wymore. Mark S. (Sr) 31 York. Vicki (Fr) 162 Yzaguirre. Lucy (Fr) 162 Zamora. Ismael (Fr) 162 Zamora. Linda (Fr) 162 Zamora. Melinda (Fr) 162 Zamora. Rosa Easiher (Fr) 162 Zamorano. Roben (Fr) 162 Zampese. Enos Ernie (Sr) 31 Zapata. Rudy (Sr) 31 Zandejas. Laura (Fr) 162 Zandejas. Veronica (Fr) 162 Zmudka. Charles (Fr) 162 Faculty Abbott. G. 167. 169 Abbott. M. 134 Albiso. R. 172 Allison. K. 167 Ashley. W. 167 Bade. E. 167 Bailey. D. 169 Baranski. L. 173 Beeson. C. 132 169. 170 171 Bridges. R. 169 Brown. A. 168 Brown. C. 167 Brown. M. 167 Corwin. J. 169 Coulson. J. 168 Crawshaw. T. 169 Foreman. W. 168 Fountain. L. 172 Gaddy. W. 168 Gomez. D. 172 Graser. C 173 Gross. R 169 Guidi. S. 173 Gunkel. T. 114. 172 Hansen. B. 169 Harnoise. C. 168 Hayes. J. 164, 165, 167 Hopson. P. 169 Johnson. H. 167 Knerr. R. 167 LaPlante. E. 125. 172. 220 Balke. Hank 166 Carrasco. Aurora 166 Carreon. Jesus 166 Carter. A Ida 166 Desist. Esther 166 Eyier. Juanita 166 Faren. Chuck 166 Fuqua. Jenice 166 Graser. Charles 166 Grider. Rollin I. 8. 23. 57. 62 Gomez .Natalie 166 McCourlney. Ina Mane 166. 167 McGee. Claudia 166 Neafsey. Elinor 166 Oliver. Eva 166 Perez. Al 166 Rendell. Kathy 166 Rhea. Jean 166 Sheldahl. Orrin 166 Schnore. Betty 166 Tarbaux. Helena 166 Valleio. Libby 166 Ledbeiler. B 168 Letterly. J. 168 Lindsey. D. 169 Londos. I. 169 Lord. R. 173 Markham. D. 71. 173 Miller. B. 167. 168 Miller. R. 173 Monroe. E. 167. 172 Munoz. H. 62. 167 Myers. D. 65 Owen. E. 167 Paulsen. P. 169 Phelps. T. 168 Pure. K. 169 Rhiner. J. 139. 169 Smith. R 71. 173 Solano. R. 62. 172 Strobel, K. 169 Valenzuela. H. 172 Verbanatz. T. 167 Vitelle. A. 172 Waddell. N. 169 Weeks. W. 173 Weitzman. L. 167 While. E. 173 Williams. L. 173 Willis. G. 61, 113, 172 Willoughby. J. 169 ' ' .Bsr.iSJCSt a,W a ! J.l iT ' VJiWH Dusk Settles On Class Of Eighty As the Dawn of a Decade begins, dusk settles on the class of eighty. It is a temporary pause though, and after a reflection of this last year each student will go on with his or her life. Many will go to college, others trade schools, and others will get jobs. Each student, looking for happiness, will carry with them memories of friends, teachers, and all the faces around campus. Nobody knows what the future will hold for them, but maybe in the dreams of some student are the solutions to the worlds problems. Hopefully every person graduating will shine through life with pride from Colton High. Dusk settles on the California desert. @(il@i Come and join In song together Shout with might and main. Our beloved Alma Mater Sound her praise again. Alwciys leaders full of glory Praise her to the skies. Shes the best In California Hall to Colton High! jnd Iheyre off as i onny L . ahead ot Pavf Miicheni [yerybody crowds around to sin llic Mih Mater. .u i« za£yr. ffi.«%?Siw:j ' , Alli-f h.ill limr h.iiul inrinhri U Wii ' . .-N iiiiiU-s wdh ,•li■. l ciillw i.isni gratBCTii ' sy. ' i ' fRBw ' ?aB? 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