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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1982 volume:

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The dedicatee has done painting all over the world including the Vatican Gardens for the Pope. In honor of the 1981 Crimson and Gold, the staff is pleased to an- nounce Eugene R.A. LaPlante, as this years dedicatee. Mr. LaPlante making the final Mr. LaPlante just after he was an- touches on one of his paintings. nounced the 1 981 Grand Marshal. Resting In the wood while working As one of his many duties, LaPlante Working on the marque in front o. on a painting Is LaPlante. paints the Alma Mater on the gym. CHS is LaPlante. j JMliiyncJlotjrllKT Bt ui li iiik]|.tnn(l lUiUU [l?M | AI na MahT i ' ' iml ipr prilisr aoain W( W; dors (ill ol (jlory (T lo lie skirs s the f , ' ;;-• • ' iCallli)rnla Eugene R.A. LaPlante the 1981 Crim- son and Gold Dedicatee. Eugene LaPlante and his wife as the 1981 homecoming Grand Marshal. LaPlante teaching his students the finer points of art. ' l e:l iS S.I Former Cotton High, Halmark award winning students pose with LaPlante. Art Club members Dunaway and Perez show the ribbon they won. LaPlante ' s Madona of the Poor which he donated to the Sisters of the Poor. Mr. and Mrs. LaPlante at the Senior Prom. The dress worn by Mrs. La- Plante was designed by Mr. La- Plante. -• ' -%j ' 1J ■ 4 1 r n Karyn Acosta Kathryn Acosta Michele Adams Sylvia Aguila Vivian Aguilar Paul Alcala Corlana Aldama Cynthia Amador Sara Andon Valerie Aranda Genoveva Arroyo Reglna Avila 12 Tom Baggett Michelle Baker Victor Bejarano Mark Beltran Steve Berkeblle Steve Berry mart Cindy BIgelow 13 Laurie BUnklnsop Laurl BUsten Steve Bowler Blaine Bowman Cal Bree Kelli Brown Tedd Bryant Dan Burnett Anna Bustamante Letlcia Bustamante Diana Bustillos Trad Butler Randy Caballos Andrew Calderon 14 Cynthia Camarena John Campa Steve Campbell Patsy Campos Luz Cardenas Teresa Carlos Lisa Carrasco Geneva Carreon Renee Carriere Cindy Casey Jay Clark Art Colunga 15 Tina Colunga Debbie Compton Eva Contaol Art Contreras Leesa Cook Sid Da Vila Michael Dean 16 Pete De La Cruz Shirley DeLao Ronnie De La Rosa Kathy DeLeon Joanna Delgado Kenny Delgado Frank Delgado Stephanie Delgado Alfred Dominguez Richard Dominguez Pam Dorse Beth Duarte 17 Dan Duke Robert Duran Paula Eddy Doug Elsmore Daria Epps Albert Felix David Fisher Maria Fonseca Daniel Galton Alan Gasswint 18 Terri Gomez Jaime Guerrero Mary Gonzales Rosa Granado Victoria GranlHo Sbawna Gregory Yvonne Guerrero Teresa Gutierrez Lydia Gutierrez Jay Haberbush Valerie Hall Debbie Hamersak 19 Denise Hernandez Gerard Hernandez Valente Hernandez Mark HIggins Erin Hodges Peter Hubl Anne Hudgins Augustine Huerta a, Patricia Ibarra Elaine Inouye 20 Nancy Juarez Brent Junker Karen Kay Brenda Keebaugh Steve Kerrick Kurt Khacherian Frank Kidder Susan KIddoo Kandi Kinney Chris Kirby 21 Robert Kline Mary Landero Jennifer Leyva Elda Llamas Melissa Longley Alexandra Lopez Christine Lopez Naomi Lopez Nick Lopez Ana Maria Luna Grace Luna Joanne Mahle 22 Wendy Mansker Lisa March Joseph Marshall Angel Martinez Lorraine Martinez Paul Martinez Robert Martinez Jimmy Martus John Massey Kate Mattox Kelly McDonald Tina McKlnley 23 Todd McMeans Lisa Mechem Denise Melendrez Esmeralda Mendoza John Dean Merrell Sherrl Mitchell Kathy Moore Robert Moore Terry Moore Ray Morales 24 Odalys Morena Kenneth Morning Michelle Mott Gina Moya Marsha Mulherin Ray Nieves Karia Oldfield Manuel Oliva 25 Belinda Ortiz Arthur Padllla Patricia Parkes Tim Paulsrud Lisa Pearman Catherine Perez Tony Perez Jon Preclado Stephanie Prieto Seanna Quesada Sherry Quiroz Tommy Quiroz 26 Jeff Rankin Darin Reynolds Art Reynosa Gary Rodriguez Eric Rogers Shelly Roop Manuel Roman Peggy Romero Mike Rossano John Rossi 27 Don Rubidoux Charles Rusk LJK ' IH Hr ' Hiyi R - - ■f JH hI B| V ' ' W ' ' - ' 1 HIhI Michael Sachs Ratnlro Saldana John Sanders Esquivias Santiago Patty Santiago Maly Sar Teresa SchlarettI Pant Schleike Christy Shocklee Philip Shocklee 28 Patrick Silva Vivien Sosa Connie Soso David Soto Pam Soto Deanne Swick Eleanor Tafolta 29 I Cathy Thien Susie Thompson Lucy Tovar Peggy Troxel Pam Truitt Patricia Vasquez Robert Vasquez Marty Vega Elizabeth Villa Annette Villapando 30 I Christine Villapando Kurt Voss H r 1 MHi H H - V 1 K 1 M — . K ' 1 AI ' H B Bikk ' A H l l l Sam Walker Mark Warpness Dawn WhI taker Kevin Whi taker Kelll Whitting Harry Whittington Thad Williams Heather Woodhall Phil Woss Robert Young Vincent Yzaquirre Gary Zendejas 31 32 33 35 Lunchtime Activities And Dress Up Days Enjoyable ress up day were limited compared to last year. Celebrity dress up day and the traditional hal- loween, color, and Girls League were among the dress up days. Lunchtime activities included powder puff football, slave auction, and tug-o-war. Though the lunch- time activities were few, they were enjoyable. Perhaps if school spirit would in- crease through out the school more lunchtime activities and dress up days would be possible. Freshman Mike Sharp and his slave Annita Ele enjoy the Lunchtime Ac- tivities. Seniors Connie Soso, Cathy Perez. Steve Berryman, and Wendy Mansker wait for the queen ' s court. Freshmen Larry Colunga takes a CHS girls laugh as the boys have a Seniors Leticia Bustamante and break after a long day as a slave. tug-o-war contest with a tree. Mark Swanson Await the powder puff Football game. 36 Freshman John Murphy walks his slave Marilyn Fero to the lunchtime activities. Karen Rogers and Rebecca Bartel wave to friends. S9 - Sophomores Bridget Schell and Lauri Merrick kneel to their master Jess Lizarde. CHS boys struggle in tug-o-war with CHS students watch intently at the a tree. powder puff football game. 37 Connie Soso 1981 Homecoming Queen Wendy Mansker, Football, Kathy Acosta, Football, Connie Soso. Football Queen. Pamela Truitt, Waterpolo, Cathy Perez, Football, and Patty Santiago, Cross Country Homecoming was an event that will al- ways be remem- bered in the minds of CHS students. The Victorious Jackets beat the Redlands terriors 49-21. Connie Soso was named the Homecoming queen and Eugene R.A. LaPlante the Grand Marshal. The theme for this year homecoming was Dreaming of . . . Art club took sweepstakes the second year in a row for their Float. Dreaming of the Emerald City. Freshmen classes took first place in classes for their Dreaming of the Future. Key club for the sec- ond year took First place in clubs for their Dreaming Of New Fron- tiers. Homecoming was changed since all floats were constructed in one location. The U.S. Armory was used to build and judge the floats used in homecoming. Even with the many problems that occured homecoming was an enjoyable event. Jerry Hernandez, Jennifer Nichols, and Jeff Plourde at the Homecom- ing game. First place Freshman Float Dream of the Future. Sweepstakes float by the Art Club. Dreaming of the Emerald City. A.S.B. officers David Fisher, Marcy Shanbaugh, and Eleanor Ta folia ride in the Homecoming parade. 38 homecoming Grand Marshal Eugene R.A. La- Plante and his wife June LaPlante. Senior Connie Soso, Is crowned 1981 homecoming Queen. First place Key club Float Dream- ing of New Frontiers. 39 Drum Major Sara Andon, Senior, leads the band in the Homecoming Parade. At the Homecoming game onloolf- ers watch the game intently. 1981 Homecoming court and their Fathers. Principal Rollin Grlder and cheer- leaders rode in the homecoming pa- rade. DeeDee Colunga, Junior, smiles at the crowds. At Homecoming pep Assembly Queens, princesses, and escorts watch the pep assembly. 40 I Sophomore class float Dream of Summer. Senior Jerry Hernandez wheels to- ward the Ken Hubs Gym. 41 ' T ie British Are Coming ' Mr. and Mrs. Jones showing the wel- Principal Rollin Grider showing the come sign for Chaff ord School. British flag which was presented to him. Members of the English party watch the Chamber Singers performance. Chafford student move into the auditorium at the opening show. pril of 1981 not only QL brought the Easter Bun- J ny to CHS but also some (3 ' very special visitors. Students, faculty, and community members of Rainham, England visited CHS after the CHS band made a trek to England in the summer of 1981. The British were housed by var- ious members of the Colton commu- nity. Mrs. Hope Luna arranged the Housing for the English party. Mem- bers enjoyed such sites as Disney- land, Calico Ghost Town, Universal Studios, and many other Southern California attractions. Perhaps with some luck the English will return. Admiring heads turn as Mrs. Clarke gives her opening speech. Hope Luna introduces the head ta- ble at the opening show. 42 Head table at the opening show of the English Visit. Welcome cake which was baked for the English arrival. Principal Rollln Grider presenting Mrs. Clark a trophy commemorating their visit. M Mrs. Carrasco and Mr. and Mrs. Jones speak to members of the Col- ton band. Mrs. Clerk and Mr. and Mrs. Clerk try to find their way around Disney- land. 43 At Disneyland a Chafford student poses with one of Disney ' s charac- ters. Mr. and Mrs. Cook advisers for the Chafford school students. Mark Shambaugh, Frank Hamilton, and Graham Dorman have a refresh- Frank Hamilton collects Easter eggs. At Calico Ghost town Chafford stu- dents rest on commemerative sign. 44 Marcy Shambaugh wishing her Eng- lish friends a good Journey. Preparing to leave L.A. are the Eng- lish guests. Chafford student sees her new home for the first time. Sharon Cano saying her last fare- well to her guests. After a long journey Chafford stu- dents leave for home. Two Chafford students enjoying V themselves at Universal Studios. 45 Farewell cake presented to the Eng- lish at the closing show. English visitors and American fam- ilies view the opening show. Mrs. Foren, Grider, and Mr. Jones wait for the plane to send off the English visitors. Mrs. Cook, Clark, and Jones after receiving key to the city from May- English visitor at Calico Ghost Town. Frank Hamilton, Graham Dorman, and Marcy Shanbaugh resting In the Shambaugh ' s living room. 46 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene LaPlante and Mrs. Clark at the LaPlante ' s home. Mr. and Mrs. Jones getting their Principal Rollin Grider and Mrs. food at the opening show. Clarit at the opening presentation. English guests arriving at L.A. Inter- Mr. and Mrs. Jones as they arrive in At the opening show, Spanish Dane- national Airport. the United States. ers perform for the English guest. 47 Shiela Smith and her English guests at Calico Ghost Town. At the Small World exhibit mem- bers of the English party wait in the - line. The Cooks and Mrs. Far en at the farewell party. 5 f F W la ' r H 1 g L if ■% HmI L . J ... BW ' , Sffr ait ■ W ' . .dk vrVM Jk At Calico Ghost Town band mem- bers speak with their English guests. Brenda Dorman and Marcy Shan- baugh on the last day of the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke leaving CHS and then home. 48 A Load Of Information ibraries across the na- tion bring knowledge and Information to stu- dents in all grade levels. One of those such li- braries is the Colton Media Center. With the help of librarian Charles Grazer and Library Aide Clydia McGee, students can gather infor- mation and study materials for their classes. The Media Center also has avail- able, video equipment for student use. Many a student can see video taped activities at lunch or upon re- quest. A group of students prepare for an upcoming class. Clydia McGee shows a student how to work media equipment. I ' Charles Grazer instructs a student in Video tapping. 49 olton High School stu- Cdent body put on The Wizard of Oz as the . 1982 musical. Rick Sa- lano, vocal and drama coordinator along with Eugene La- Plane, set advisor to the stage craft classes, feel this years musical will be quite a success. The cast will consist of students through out the district of all ages. Pam Soto, Doro- thy, Jerry Hernandez, Scare Crow, Bobby Shively, Cowerdly Lion, and Tony Newhall, Tin Man, will play the leads in this lavish musical produc- tion. Cast members have worked many long and hard hours memoriz- ing lines and preparing sets. The production opened on March 26, 1 982 and will play for the next two week-ends. The Wizard of Oz proved to be an exceptional musical production. The good witch, Rhonda Milam, pre- pares to send Dorthy, Pat Soto back to Kansas. The cast of The Wizard of Oz sing the closing number. 50 Jerry Hernandez, Mark Higins, and Bobby Shively say good bye to Dorthy played by Pam Soto. t Pam Soto and Tony Newhall discuss ; The Wizard Of Oz. Jerry Hernandez and a munchkin look at the good witch of the North. Tony Newhall, the Tin Man, and Bob- by Shivley, The Cowardly Lion, sing Courage . ii x V 51 52 Art Students Display Talent 53 ■ rt students are a talented 0|i and enthusiastic group of : workers. Most people A think of art as portraits, ___ landscapes, etc. But, art means more than paintings on canvas. Art Is anything creative such as sculpture, leathercraft, woodcraft etc. These young artists are as profi- cient as professionals, though they are amateurs. Teachers spend extra hours advising and teaching these students many techniques that will be beneficial to aspiring art majors. Mother and Child, by Bill Dunniway, an original water color. An image of a rose by Mark Rivera. W A fishing boat on the sea, by F. San- che z, shows student talent in the arts. I A hand made perfume bottle de- signed by Abel Aldrete. 54 ( ; gxk i) : -i |5;7 (iS . U JW( i A-i - «.i iyBB rAe Af house and the sea, an original water color by Steve Mar- tinez. Sunset over the sea was designed by L. Crosno. Green Valley , is the subject of Steve Martinez water color. Artie beauty is the theme of Mark Rivera ' s painting. 55 Chamber Singers Do It On Stage hamber Singers Is a C group filled with talent, determination, perse- verence, and effort. Those who participate In the group have a definite love for performing, the stage, and bright lights. Chamber Singers went to many festivals. They also held their annu- al Supper Theatre. Rhonda Milam says that the har- dest part of being in Chamber Sing- ers is the practice, but it ' s all worth it in the end. Richard Luna struts his stuff. Chamber Singers always have a good time while performing. Members joined together in the fi- nale. Choir Council: Sheri Jones, Gerard Hernandez, Darelle Fisher, Marcy Shambaugh, Patti Saldana, Sara An- don, Cecilia Hernandez, Rhonda Mi- lam. 56 Chamber Singers: Front row; M. Cook, L. Garduno, S. Andon, P. Soto, R. Milam, G. Garduno, K. Dougharty, C. Hernandez, P. Saldana Back row; J. Luna, R. Read, R. Luna, H. Woodhall, G. Hernandez, D. Fisher, M. HIggens, S. Jones Rhonda Milam and Gerard Hernandez giv- ing a heart-filled performance. P. Soto, D. Fisher, and L. Garduna reaching for the high note. 57 Honors Choral Gives Introduction To Music onors Choral, under the direction of Rick Sa- lano, performs for var- ious organizations throughout the city. The group practices year round to pre- pare for such CHS productions as Supper Theatre, musicals, and Vari- ety Show. Salano teaches his stu- dents many musical techniques in the class. Generally, the members learn a great deal about music and the appreciation of it. Honors Cho- ral provides an introduction to mu- sic appreciation to those who wish to seek it. David Farnum watches as the other members sing. Lisa Linberg and Cathy Hudgins are enthusiastic about the class. Members of the Honors Chorale in- clude: Top row; P. Thomas, L. Lin- berg, T. Hughes, D. Farnum, J. Van Nortwick, H. Garduno, M. Reed. Bottom row; C. Hudgins. M. Miller, K. Greenfield, L. Payne, F. Grant. K. Clendenina. D. Greenfield. J. Mor- ris. Students in Honors Choral listen as Salano directs them. Honors Choral Students relax after rehearsal. SB Hands On Experience hops provides young men and women with hand on experience in the field of vocational arts. Students are able to use various power tools to create and design their own type of metal and wood art. Also, many students repair their own cars and design and build equipment to fit on their auto- mobiles. VICA, a club designed for the industrial art minded individual, helps students to create and sell their own goods. Most of the stu- dents work many long and hard hours on their projects and take pride in what they do. Juan Macias and Moses Hernandez design a plaque during wood shop. 59 61 CBL Champs And Spirit Matters T ' ' ' • ' record, the var- sity football team was III ready to enter the CIF 4- C j A play-off picture. ■■■ After winning the Cit- rus Belt League title undefeated, Colton was ready to take on the other leagues. In the first game Colton went against St. Francis. Winning that game easily, they took on Los Altos. After defeating them badly, Colton went up against Marina. The win against Marina allowed Colton to go to Anahiem Stadium to play St. Paul for the 4-A Champion- ship. Two of the smallest schools In the 4-A division played for the honors. St. Paul won the battle in front of over 29,000 spectators. If anything, Colton 1981-82 foot- ball proved that a small team from a not so much publlzed league, can be good enough to make to the cham- pionship game. Tom Quiroz and Albert Felix await the final seconds of the St. Paul game to tick off. 62 Varsity Football: bottom: R. Canlno. R. Blackwell, J. Cordero. E. Archuleta. S. Cor- tex, D. MItchum. D. Meitdoza, C. Tucker. F. Castorena. 2nd: D. Gage. A. Felix. B. Diaz. V. Hernandez. T. Quiroz, M. Swanson, D. Blum. K. Housley. D. Crowe. 3rd: L. Watson. D. Soto. Coach Ornelas, Coach McPhearson. Coach Markham. Coach Luken. B. Jaqulsh. S. Berryman. P. Hoy. B. Luna. C. Soso. E. Rog- ers. P. Grider. R. Soto. K. Hardison. J. Ran- kin. J. Philpott. T. Wilson. L. Zendejas. The Colton defense ambushes the Eagle of- fense. A sight always seen: a Colton player running In the open. This time It ' s Leo Watson. Delphle Mendoza runs behind the block of Dave MItchum. 63 it t f- ms-i 64 1981-82 Freshman Football Bottom: R. Ele, C. Contreras, J. Ariza, D. Vlllanueva. R. Dolye, W. Nakada, A. Mendoza. 2nd; R. Arellano. R. McMillan, G. Diaz, T. Carriere. G. Ramirez, E. Duran, X. Aponte, 3rd; Coach Russ Smith, R. DeLeon, M. Todd, R. Busta- mante, E. Yates, L. Atkins, M. Knopp, R. Ortega, Back; C. Lopez. M. Gomez, A. Avila. L. Reyes, T. Tonero, D. Grossich, H, Assenberg, S. Wade. 1981-82 Junior Varsity Football Bottom: S. Fay, M. Montoya, E. Johnson, R. Garcia, T. Ogden, M. Welch. E. Es- trada. D. Marlett. C. Green. R. Sotello, E. Duarte, E. Cisneros, R. Soso, M. Ivy, D. Felix, R. Carter, F. Hernandez. M. Washington, D. Talbot, B. Baldwin, B. Duran, R. Rodriguez, M. Ramirez, R. Vasquez, R. Housley, K. Harshman, K. Madsen, R. Delgado, Coach Walt O ' - Niell, K. Hardison, M. Tibbitts. A. Sau- cedo, S. Jacobs, Coach Wayne Weeks, D. Gains, C. Rodriguez. 65 Cross Country Finishes Strong Season ross-country enjoyed a € fairly good season un- der the coaching of Frank Miller. Both ■J Girls and Boys team showed strong finishes in the CBL League. The teams ran in all kinds of weather, and any people attended the home meets. Two players Ed- mund Buenostros and Hewitt Smith were named to the all-CBL second teams. 1981-82 Boys Cross-country: Kenny Chavez, Mark Vos, Hewitt Smith, Edmund Buenostros, and Doug Els- more. Cotton runners along with other schools participate in the Colton Swarm. 5sN Edmund Buenostros gives it his all going around the turn. — , Wm. a ►. W J ' -• . _f , f i r [ N J J 1 Cross Country 1981-82 9 15 Bloomington Here 10 14 Fontana Here 9 19 Colton Swarm Here 10 21 Pacific There 9 22 North Here 10 28 Ike Here 9 25 San Bernardino Here Mt. San Antonio 9 30 Redlands Here College There 10 3 Yucaipa Invitational There Citrus Belt 10 7 San Gorgonio There Meet There 10 10 Pacific Invitational There CIF Prelims There 66 1981-82 Cross Country team (Girts): Julie Morris, Tracy Gregory, Chris Hatch, Rhonda Smith, Rena Zamor- ena, bottom: Pam Parson, and Sandy Dodson. Cross country coach Prank Miller checks out track. ■ft HUB ' Ml I JH psft H ___— flvVl l ' m Jl 4 4U T ■HEbi Running towards finish line is a Col- ton runner. Mark Vos struggles along the course as coach Miller watches. 67 ii Volleyball Has Good Season. 99 ride and determination have led the girls ' Var- sity volleyball team through a very suc- cessful season. Led by Coach Leslye Williams, the girls were able to place in league play. Having many excellent players this year, some team mem- bers were rotated from J. V. to Var- sity to perform a varied style of play. This fine ensemble of outstanding female athletes have competed in games with tremendous amounts of spirit and enthusiasm. Varsity volleyball includes top row Ass ' t coach A. Papadopalo, V. Bus- tamante, R. Fletcher, J. Carvalho, T. Gomez, L. Bustamante, Coach L. Williams, Ass ' t coach H. Wallace. Bottom row: K. Acosta, L. Ochea, L. Carrasco, G. Colclasuee, Score- keepers: R. Alcanter, C. Jimenez. Joi Carvalho saves a spike as Terri nrr -f Gomez prepares to assist. With concentration, Joi Carvalho gets down for a bump return. Lisa Carrasco sets up the ball for a spike. With determination and grace, Ron- da Fletcher sets a high ball. 68 DATE OPPONENT PLACE 9 8 Yucaipa scrimmage There 9 9 Arlington There 9 10 Antelope Valley There 9 11-12SBVC Tournament Here 9 19 Valencia Tournament 9 17 Redlands Here 9 22 San Gorgonio There 9 24 Font ana Here 9 29 Pacific There 10 1 10 13 Eisenhower J.V. Tournament a Chaffey Here 10 6 Redlands There 10 8 San Gorgonio Here 10 13 Font ana Here 10 15 Pacific Here 10 20 Eisenhower There 10 22 Redlands Here 10 27 San Gorgonio There 10 29 Font ana Here 11 3 Pacific There 11 5 Eisenhower Here Junior Varsity includes top row: Ass ' t coach A. Popadopolo, M. Silva, C. Carlos, J. Flores, J. Ormeles, L. Williams, T. Luna, L. Silverthorn, N. Barrad, Ass ' t coach H. Wallace. Bot- tom row: L. Rodriguez, J. Busta- mante, M. Chavez, A. Ramirez, A. Delahoya, T. Alaniz, S. Granado, L. Lopez, B. Rogerts. Getting in position to return the vol- leyball is Joi Carvalho. A fantastic block shown by Junior Ronda Fletcher. Giving one of her serves is Terry Gomez. In action is Senior Kathy Acosta, and Sophomore Vicky Bustamante. 69 €i We Really Worked Hard 1981 GIRLS ' TENNIS fter gaining a position to play in the CIF playoffs, the girls ' Varsity tennis team proved that this season was most successful. Trail- ing only Redlands and San Gorgonio in league play, the Yellowjackets, led by Coach Bill Ashley, overcame both schools by achieving three po- sitions in the Citrus Belt champion- ship. The first doubles team of Diana Hernandez and Colleen Negrete captured the second position in CBL, second team Renee Carriere and Kelly Rankin gained the third position, and singles ' power Esmer- alda Mendoza positioned at third in the singles ' catagory. Led by local pro, Frances Ochoa, the Junior Varsity also showed their talents as they held the second place position In league play. We really worked hard together as a team, stated Varsity doubles player Melissa Longley, ' 82. Work- ing together gave us the strength to do well In our matches. Three year tennis veteran Julie Per re attempts a volley. 9 8 Yucalpa Scrimmage There 9 9 Arlington There 9 19 Antelope Valley There 9 17 Redlands Here 9 22 San Gorgonio There 9 24 Font ana Here 9 29 Pacific There 10 1 Elsenhower Here 10 3 J.V. Tournament Chaffey 10 6 Redlands There 10 8 San Gorgonio Here 10 13 Fontana There 10 15 Pacific Here 10 20 Elsenhower There 10 22 Redlands Here 10 27 Sabn Gorgonio There 10 29 Fontana Here 11 3 Pacific There 11 5 Elsenhower Here 11 19 Palm Springs ' There ' GIF team Competition Singles player Colleen Negrete re- turns power over the net. Esmeralda Mendoza waits to smash a lob back to her opponent. Doubles player Diana Hernandez scrambles to return a serve. 70 Varsity player Melissa Longley serves the ball for an ace. Coach Bill Ashley hits practice balls to the team before a match. Junior Varsity, front row: Laurie McMillan, Teresa Gutierrez, Marcy Longley, Tammy Hassard, and Snanie Scott. Back Row: Frances i Ochoa, Missy Lopez, Terry Hein- sohn, Gina Raibon, Paula Wilson, and Rene Rose. Varsity, front: Colleen Negrete, Petra Hedborg, Kelly Rankin, Rene Longley, Diana Hernandez, and Esmer Mendoza, Marilyn Fero, Bon- Carriere, Karen Marxer, Melissa Coach Bill Ashley, nie Campos, and Julie Ferre. Back: 71 Water Polo Enjoys Good Season ater Polo at C.H.S. was full of hope, determina- tion, and hard work. The team was In competi- tion with some of the top schools In the area. All ten members gave It their all, letting the other schools know Colt on always alms to be number one. Next year the highest goal Is to play to win. Kevin Robinson passes ball. Colton swims for ball. Kevin Whittaker passes to team- mates. Varsity Water Polo team Include: Pam Truitt, Bottom row: Kurt Kha- Top row: Trie Parkes, Kevin Robin- cherlan. Pat Lakard, Dan Webb, Ke- son, Chris Velovlch, Dale Smith, vln Whittaker, Darrin DeRoule. 72 Kevin Robinson dives for ball. Kurt Khacherian attempts to block shot. ! • ■ ' ■ . Kevin Robinson unsuccessfully blocks goal. Kevin Robinson outswims defender. 73 Boys Basketball • Not All Bad ven though the Boys ' Varsity Basketball had a losing record. It wasn ' t a losing season. Moral was still high on the team and In the stands of the games. During most of the games, the players were close in score by half- time, but seemed to lose the touch and eventually lost the game. Only the games against the top- ranked San Gorgonio Spartans gave Colton much trouble. J. V. Basketball received a new coach. Art Watson took over the team and ready a few of the players for next year. Colton ' s defense holds the ball In their court. Boys ' Varsity: K. Hardison, D. Ogden, P. Silva, K. Housley, J. Pre- Webb, R. Tafolla, D. Fisher, C. dado. Crevling, S. Campbell, M. Lopez, M. ' £ ' ' . ' ■ ' : «-S Kevin Hardison and other team- mates fight for position. Craig Crevling tries to lay up the basket. 74 81-82 Boy ' s Basketball 11 25 Cajon Scrimmage Here 12 1 Norte Vista There 12 2.3.4 Cajon Tournament There 12 Yucalpa Here 9.10.11 Corona Tournament There 12 15 San Bernardino There 12 17 Bloomlngton Here 1 6.7,8 Moreno Valley Tourn There 1 12 Pacific There 1 15 Elsenhower Here 1 19 Redlands Here 1 22 San Gorgonio There 1 26 Fontana Here 1 29 Pacific Here 2 2 Elsenhower There 2 5 Redlands There 2 9 San Gorgonio Here 2 11 Fontana There Center Steve Campbell fights for Waterglrls: Rene Rose, Diane Her- the rebound against a San G. player, nandez. Tammy Hassard, and Rene Carrlere. W I 441.42 10l , 12. ' ■ - J. V. Basketball: R. Carter, D. Vlllan- ueva, T. Gulterrez, M. Hanson, J. Arlza, R. Housley. Top: Coach Wat- son, L. Atkins, D. Smith, T. FIndlIng, V. Scott, G. Hernandez, B. AvIla. Coaches Dave Salas and Art Watson 75 Soccer Still Kicking A s the soccer team started the season with high hopes. They played to the best of their abili- ties throughout the year. They were dissappolnted at their losses but Inspired by what they learned with the experience. Each game demanded our best men- tal and physical effort. They prac- ticed everyday. They competed with the best teams in the county. Perhaps next year the team will reach a higher goal. Juan Renteria leaps for the ball. Robbie Petweller side kicks the ball to Tony Perez. N. Parks. K. Khacherian. C. Velo- vlch, A. Lipinski, J. Ruscnak, M. Bur- dell, C. Ammons, R. Spencer, J. Renteria, R. Encinas, B. Schell, T. Clement, G. Barron, T. Perez, R. Read, D. DeRoule, L. Guerrero, D. Crowe, D. Carrasco, H. Cook, R. Detwetler, P. Fair, and J. White 76 - 11 25 Bloomington Here 12 3 Arlington There 12 11 Ramona Here 12 15 Norco There 12 18 Redlands Here 1 5 San Gorgonio There 1 8 Fontana Here 1 12 Pacific Here 1 15 Eisenhower There 1 9 Redlands There 1 22 San Gorgonio Here 1 26 Fontana There 1 29 Pacific There 2 2 Eisenhower Here 2 5 Redlands Here 2 9 San Gorgonio There 2 11 Fontana Here 2 16 Pacific There 1 19 Eisenhower Here Dennis Crowe blocks a possible Roger Encinas blocks his opponents goal. kick. tXjf IZ Keeping the ball out of his oppo- nents reach is Cris Ammons. Dennis Crowe kicks the ball out of , the goal area. 77 Dedicated Sportsmen Mike Dubiel v Ken Colunga Angel Mendoza Cat Bree f ardwork and determina- tion goes Into being a . wrestler. Under the fi guidance of Weeks, ■■ ■ McFaerson, and Tra- vino, the Cotton team experienced a successful year. The Colton team defeated almost all Its opponents and they should be very proud of It. These wrestlers are truly dedicated sportsmen. Eugene Milne places a half nelson on his opponent. s-,v«sT-p «- s;- 5aaK.- s ■ (f- Monte Hornung Darin Grossich Val Hernandez Gary Hattendorf 78 RaH Colunga Phillip Woss Eugene Milne Sal Rodriguez Angel Mendoza prepares to reverse his opponent. Cat Bree wears out his opponent be- fore he goes for the pin. Ray Marquez Coaches: Travino, McFaerson, and Weeks. 79 Junior Varsity Wrestling team in- mendenez, S. Esquisuias, B. John- Dublel, D. Gonzalas, and K. Bree. elude: J. Baeza, M. Fortune, J. Al- son, M. Washington, A. Cordero, M. Deborah Johnson yelling in support of the wrestling team. BO Baseball Has Winning Record der the coaching of Wal- ter O ' Neil the Boys ' s Var- sity baseball went through another season with a winning record. The team was expected to reach the CIF playoffs another time around. Carrying a squad of fourteen play- ers, coach O ' Neil was helped by Rob Williams, a former Colton star. The team practiced hard and used its preseason schedule to its best advantage. After a tough presea- son, the team took on their CBL foes. Teams like Fontana and Eisen- hower proved stiff competition. First baseman Bobby Diaz makes the tag after an opponent attempt- ed steal. Boys ' Varsity; bottom: J. Frausto, D. Perez, J. Olvera, E. Acosta, B. Cam- pos, R. Duran, L. McMillen, K. Hous- ley, T. Archuleta, R. Saldana, A. Sa- cias, B. lazar, top: Coach Williams, E. Ar- O ' Neal, chuleta, M. Rossano, A. Felix, R. Ma- Diaz, R. Blackwell, Coach 81 JV Baseball, bottom. T. Montoya. O. Parra, S. Torres. B. Albiso. top; A. Todd. R. Canino. T Clements R April . J. Candelaria. C. Contreras. Kerrick. G. Negrete. L. Reyes. M. Bustamante. Coach Monroe. J. Almenderez. S. Martinez. M. Alex Salazar buries a fastball. Warming up at the batters circle is Tom Archuleta. 82 ' ' V- ' -r- i ' ' ' ' ' ' ■■ 83 Badminton Has Remarkable Season adminton has had a re- markable season. Dedi- cation and endurance are what make the bad- minton team such an ex- cellent league competitor. Coach Guidi trains and conditions her ath- letes until they perform their best. Various clinics are held through the year to teach the members new techniques about the sport. Even though badminton Isn ' t a much publicized sport, the students seem to enjoy it. After a second place finish in CBL last year, the team will try to take the title. Mike Dubiel attempts to beat his opponent with basic play. With great effort, Christie Mans- field scores another point. Varsity Badminton: bottom; T. Thompson, C. Negrette, R. Carriere, D. Hernandez, 2nd row; G. Barron, M. Mendoza, C. Castorena, G. Tovar, C. Mansfield, K. Marxer, M. Dubiel, top; Coach Guidi, J. White, R. Reed. R. Sieves. V. Scott, J. Plourde, C. Velovich, C. Robles, T. McMeans. 84 Rene Carriere returns the birdie. Kristy Mansfield hits a high looping shot. Serving the ball is Karen Marxer. Robbie Reed is caught in an awk- ward position. Rene Rose awaits the floating birde. JV Badminton: bottom; P. Wilson, Y. Ramirez, P. Hoy, Coach Guidi, second row; S. Bailes, C. Munoz, A. Ele, L. Tovar, D. Bowler, top; M. Lo- pez, M. Longley, J. Negrete, M. Re- sales, J. Rivera, D. Epps, M. Long- ley. 85 Talent Creates Winners he Softball team had a ■ j- super year. They won lil 75% of their games. This dy great team is coached by brothers Joe and Mike Trevino. It has been proven true that experience and talent cre- ates a winning team. Hard work and enthusiasm contributed to this suc- cess. The Softball team hopes to take CBL this year and go into the CIF playoffs. L. Bustamonte, V. Bustamonte, J. Leyva, L. Cornejo, T. Gomez, L. Bar- ron, V. Zendejas row 2. E. Mendoza, L. Ocha, C. Ramerez, R. Ruben, L. Tucker, C. Cortez, Coach J. Trefino, Coach M. Trevino Joi Carvalho running toward 1st base. Team congratulating each other for a good game. Girls ' Softball 81-82 2 23 Yucaipa There 2 26 Bloomington There 3 2 Ramona Here 3 4 Arlington Here 3 5 Cajon There 3 9 San Bernardino There 3 11 Redlands There 3 16 San Gorgonio Here 3 18 Font ana There 3 23 Pacific Here 3 25 Eisenhower There 3 30 Redlands Here 4 1 San Gorgonio There 4 6 Fontana Here 4 8 Pacific There 4 20 Eisenhower Here 4 22 Redlands There 4 27 San Gorgonio Here 4 29 Fontana There 5 4 Pacific Here 5 6 Eisenhower There 84 Team gets together for a pep talk. Coach R. Gonzales, B. Roberts, M. Silva, R. Hernandez, B. Acevedo, L. Negrete, C. Purdie, M. Fagam, P. Perez row two K. Baeza, R. Al- canter, A. Alcanter, A. Ramerez, S. Jacobs, M. Carrasco, C. Hatch, L. Lopez, S. Reynosa, M. Chavez 85 New Coach Makes The Difference edication and endur- ance are major concepts that are required in playing tennis. With these qualities, the Boys Varsity has pulled off another fine season. Brad Scot t coached the team up to the l ginning of the season. He had to leave. Coach Ray Scaramela took command with the assistance of Booga Macias and William Ash- ley. Boys ' Tennis 81-82 3 9 San Gorgonio There 3 12 Font ana Here 3 16 Pacific There 3 19 Eisenhower Here 3 23 Redlands There 3 26 San Gorgonio Here 3 30 Font ana There 4 2 Pacific Here 4 6 Eisenhower There 4 9 Redlands Here 4 20 San Gorgonio Here 4 23 Fontana Here 4 27 Pacific There 4 29 Eisenhower Here Varsity Tennis: bottom; J. Contaoi, A. Mendoxa, C. Kumfer, L. Villa- pando, top; V. Yzaguirre, R. Tafolla. C. Lindsey, K. Khacherian. Curtis Lindsey returns the ball with an overhand swing. JV Tennis: B. Tafolla. M. Chavez. G. Hernandez ' D. Farnum B8 Vince Yzaguirre hits a powerful shot down court. iCi. fe M - , r, I 1 Saving the ball is Vince Yzaguirre. Chris Kumfer reacts quickly as Cur- tis Lindsey looks on. Angel Mendoza puts all his effort into his return. 89 Track Is Running Strong ■iii unners are motivated by J -4 the thrills of competi- 1 tion. Colton High spirit T and enthusiasm keeps ma J the Students running and the coaches hopping. The track team and Robin Luken, the coach have been trying their hardest to achieve a strong stand- ing in the CBL. Since there are few seniors in track this year, new enthusiasm and spirit will make next seasons, one of the greatest yet. Terry Kenny gets ready for the long- jump. Kim Knutsen shotputs with great force Zorina Flores tries for the record as others look on. 90 Art Cordero gets ready for the re- lay. Frank Castorena checks his footing before a race. Leo Watson is the first over the hur- dle. Hew Smith concentrates on the fi- nal moment of a race. Edmund Buenostros is shown with a face of agony. Roger Ele takes a last breath as he crosses the finish line. 91 Volleyball Learns Teamwork laying again with superb physical skill and men- tal ability. This year the Boys ' s Volleyball team was a very successful squad. With all the effort put out, they had become very skilled. They learned to play as a team and not as individuals. The team had a very short season because of the prob- lems of getting games. Marc Burdell sets up the ball for a teammate. Rodney Spencer serves the ball in a game against La Puente Boys ' Volleyball; bottom: D. Car- rasco, D. Fair, M. Burdell, H. Cook, J. DeRoule, M. Kemball, top; D. De- Goede, C. Ammons, R. Spencer, F. Cortez, T. Daul, R. Encinas, R. Co- lunga. 92 Rodney Spencer and Marc Burdell go up for a block shot. Chris Ammons serves to opponents. Marc Burdell hits a smash with tre- mendous foxce. Marc Burdell returns an opponents ball. Marc Burdell sets the ball as Roger Encinas watches. Rodney Spencer awaits a falling ball. 93 Swim Team Stays Ahead wimteam manages to stay ahead because of great coaching by Fore- man and Brinker. Al- though the team had fewer participants than most other schools they worked hard and achieved high points. At the end of the season everyone, coaches in- cluded, were happy with the final results. • H , Ife Girls ' s Team: bottom row: E. Mar- tinez, R. Karger, J. Nichols, top row: H. Brinker, D. Johnson, R. Fletcher, Y. Baker. Debbie Johnson takes a flying start. f] S m 4. Ronda Fletcher nervously awaits her start. Taking a quick breath is Robin Karger. t ' - ' f 94 Estella Martinez striving for the fin- ish. Perfecting the backstroke is Jenni- fer Nichols. Taking a quick look Is Ray Parra. M % .itl -•a t Reaching the finish line is Heide Brinker. Boy ' s Team: front row: C. Bree. R. Parra, D. Marlett. K. Colunga. Back fow: M. Hornung, T. Findling, B. Johnson, P. Bradshaw. M. Thurber. 95 Off To CIF Again! mm nder the coaching of Al- lene Shore, the girls J I field hockey team fin- . ' ished second in the hJ Montvlew League and entered the first round of the CIF playoffs. The girls missed first place by two points according to league pla- cements. They played Newport Harbor High school and lost a tough game 5-4. Field Hockey, bottom: B. Hernan- dez, D. Barnett, L. Calderon. A. Rus- sell, L. Barron, A. Bustamante, M. Adams, top: R. Jimenez, L. Sosa, J. Babinski, N. Barrad, C. Lopez, J. Carvalho, T. Gomez, J. Ferre, Coach Shore. Field Hockey 81-82 11 21 Edison Here 12 1 Charter Oak There 12 3 Azusa Here 12 9 San Marino There 12 11 Gladstone There 12 15 Royal Oak Here 12 17 Baldwin Park Here 1 5 Azusa There 1 8 Charter Oak Here 1 12 Claremont There 1 14 Ontario Here 1 20 San Dimas Here 1 22 Glendora There 1 26 Bonita Here 1 28 Claremont Here 2 3 Ontario There 2 5 San Dimas There 2 9 Glendora Here 2 11 Bonita There As Diane Barnett watches, Terri Go- mez passes the ball. Cotton attempts to score another point. !s. 96 Esther Gonzales successfully takes the ball from her opponent. Michelle Adams drives the ball to- wards her opponents side. Colton High School ' s field hockey team in action. J. V. Field Hockey team includes: E. Neafsey, A. Ele, K. Snow, J. Flores, T. Kenny, L. Payne, I. Hernandez, M. Silva, P. Almanza, A. Chavez, L. Lo- pez, E. Shore, B. Compos, E. Gutier- rez, C. Munoz, A. Parsons, D. Ga- Undo, L. Rendall, E. Gonzales, and J. Bustamante. 97 ' Tirst 2nd Place Trophy espite the fact that the T Girl ' s Basketball team ' TFI hasn ' t been getting ( y much recognition, this ■■ season has been very successful. In fact, for the first Var- sity it was a year of firsts . For the first time in the history of Girl ' s Basketball at Colton High the varsi- ty captured a second place trophy from the Colton Christmas Basket- ball tournament and the first win in four seasons resulted. Also, a win over Redlands pocketed the very first Citrus Belt League triumph. Under the strict guidance of Coach Jim Hayes, the girls added new techniques and polished basic plays which contributed to the re- spected victories. Endless hours of practice were put Into drills and speed and conditioning which Im- proved percentages In rebounds, foul shots, and fast breaks. Now that we ' ve got our act pret- ty much together, there ' s nothing to do but get better, sums up senior guard Lisa Cornejo. We ' ve come a long way. Jumping Just enough to hit the ball to the Colton side Is Trie Parks. Trie Parks leaping to block the flight of her opponents ball. 1982 C.H.S. Varsity Team: Coach Jim Hayes. E. Mendosa, Z. Chacon, L. Cornejo. V. Campa. T. Parks. M. Salizar. J. Flood. S. Hampton. B. Acevedo, L. Williams. 98 1982 Junior Varsity Team: Back Row; C. Medico, P. Hedborg, M. Ro- sales. Front Row; S. Bloomer, D. An- drak, S. Reynosa. Veronica Campa shoots the ball as Trie Parkes waits for the rebound. Trie Parks inbounds the ball. 99 Finely Produced Book J j ' earbook staffs change. This years staff changed JLJ from modern to tradi- J y tional. Developing the i J theme Tradition into a yearbook to be cherished. Editor-ln-chlef Mike Sachs and Junior Editor Eddie Martinez worked with a 90% new staff. I hate training new staffs, but I Guess somebody has to do It, commented Martinez. Long hours after school and dedi- cation add up to a finely produced yearbook. Yearbook executives: Mike Sachs, Editor, Eddie Martinez, Asst. Editor, Eugene LaPlante, Adviser. 102 Yearbook staff: Eugene LaPlante, Raymond Garrett, Gina Barrera. Tony Gulterrez, Sandy Fisk, Richard Luna, Katttleen Dougharty. Eddie Martinez, John Murphy, Mike Sachs. Trying her hand at drawing straight lines Is Lisa Cornejo. Trying to find the right picture Is like trying to find a needle In a hay- stack to Sandy FIsk. Delwin Davis laughs at the camera- man while doing his layout. Raymond Garrett Is surprised as the camera catches him goofing off. 103 While other staff members are hard at work, Tony Guiterrez plays with his new toy. 104 CSF - Specially Recognized Students Kenny Chavez sets board during C.F.S meeting. t Is a privllage to become a 1 C.S.F member. To become 1 a member of California j- J Scholorship Federation, the student must fill out an application, and have a high grade point average of 3.5. If a member remains in the club for four se- mesters or more, the student will then become a life time member. Then after becoming a life time member the stw dent is rewarded with a pen, and certifi- cate for their well done achievement. The active seniors in this club will also receive a gold emblem on their diploma, and special recognation at graduation. C.S.F Includes: Back row: M. Sachs, M. Baza, M. Beltton, R. Enaml. E. Hodges K. Chavez, L. Bustamante, P. Grider. Middle row: S. Andon M. Vega, S. Smith. C. Wallage, B. Keebaugh, M. Sar, L. Rendell Bottom row: L. Zendejas, D. Summers, N. Williams. i iX C.S.F. Officers L. to R. Lydia Gutier- rez, Alexander Lopez, and Julie Fer- rle. Getting money together is Alexan- dra Lopez. 105 Joint Effort A Success tagecraft Is available z ' to all of the students at Col ton High ■ School. When stu- dents enroll for these classes, they are headed for hard work, and complete dedication. The students Job Is to help pro- duce the many varied performances In Whitmer auditorium. Students also help make sure the auditorium Is kept In top shape. There are two classes being taught. One by Mr. Salano, and the other by Mr. LaPlante. Both teach- ers are Jointly responsible for sets and performances. R. UJIc, J. Adams. P. Shocklee, E. Yates, J. Sanders, J. Demers, A. Co- lunga, T. Sherman, J. DeRoule, R. Freeman, E, Acosta, S. Quiroz, M. Baeza, F. Heacock, M. Wright, D. Perez, F. F. Forthun, K. Kurtz, T. Duron, T. Mathus, K. Perez, L. Con- tras, R. Delarosa. T. Montoya, D. Mardrlgal, B. Brad- shaw, T. Tornero, K. Colunga, S. Beach, M. Grifflts, R. Doyle, S. KIddo, J. Gultlerrez, C. Hodges, Mr. LaPlante Students work together on flats for wizard of Oz. Students have fun securing corners on flats. 106 AFS ' Learning Different Cultures merlcan Field Service Is re- n sponsible for sending stu- -S dents from all over the ' world to differenet coun- tries. Being In AFS gives students first hand exper- ience about people from other lands. Petra Hedborg, the AFS student to CHS Is from Brussels. Belgulm. Petra Is presently a senior and enjoys many dif- ferent aspects of American life. Learning the different cultures of the many other lands In the world Is what AFS Is all about. Erin Hodges listens Intently to an AFS lecture. AFS student from Belgulm, Petra Hedborg reads one of our great lit- erature manuals. Debbie Summers prepares AFS mall. ' - T-- ■ -jA .i j ' i AFS: Mrs. Laverne Fountain, R. Wil- liams, E. Hodges, D. Summers, N. Juarez, V. Aranda, L. Bllnklnsop, F. Grant, B. Keebaugh, B. Junker, S. Kerrlck. 107 We Dare To Influence 1982 Key Club officers: Tresea Schlarettl-secretary, Debbie Sum- mers-president. Ken Pure-adviser. Steve Kerrlck-vlce president. Ken Pure peels his orange during a meeting. JpuF ut WainnFrottr J|otentiaI 1982 Key Club: Norma Williams, Mike Sachs, Erin Hodges, Ken Pure, Tresea SchlarettI, Steve Kerrick, Debbie Summers, and Rachel Wlh Hams 108 ™ | nder the guidance ofAd- J ' l visor Ken Pure and Jl President Debbie Sum- t - ' mers. Key Club has 1 prospered this year. For the second consecutive year Key Clubs float has tken first place In the football homecoming parade. Many projects such as blood drives. Key Club Lieutenant Governor Mike Sachs and President Debbie Sum- mers bake sales, visits to old age homes were part of the Key Club year. The election of Mike Sachs to lieutenant governor of Key Club was a first for Colton. Through its works Key Club has proven to be an asset to Colton High and community. 1981 Key Club Hoat Norm Williams enjoys her lunch during the Key Club meeting. 109 . . . And The Band Played On. s the Marching season come to a close the Colton High School Marching Band has finished their competition, and should be proud of their accomplish- ments for the 1982 season. There have been better years. The band had extremely tough competition this year. The band performes at Pep As- sembelles, football halftlmes, basket- ball games, parades, and numerous competitions In which the band compet- ed In their category. Under the direction of Larry Rober- son and drum major Sara Andon, senior. Unlike last year, on the field. Drum Ma- jor, Sara Andon took part In the band In a way not all drum majors do. Sara was given an Instrument carried on by one of the other band members. She then played along with the band doing a solo In one of the numbers. After the routine was over, she proceeded to direct the band off the field as the drum major. 1981-82 Colton High School Yellowjackets Band. 110 Band director Larry Roberson Valerie Aranda sitows perfect form as she adds to music performed by the Cotton band. Chris Hammer performes to the au- dience. Colton ' s percussion section doing what they do best, performing. Ill Wrestlerettes - Three Jobs in One Wrestlerettes Include: P. Compos, ner, A. Bustamante, J. JImeniez, C. J. Bustamante, P. Carter, L. Wag- Suchil, S. Prieto, M. Lopez, C. Lee. Enjoying the wrestling match is wrestlertt Jaque Jimenez, and Anna Bustamante. Frank Miller helps take score. Linda Wagner, Jennie Bustamante, and Melissa Lopez support the wres- tlers by cheering them on. restlerettes did more than Just keep scores, on top of that, they act- ed as watergirls and cheered on the matmen during all the matches. However, certain changes had to be made pertaining to the uniforms. Instead of the traditional sweaters, wretleretts are now required to wear cheerleader-like outfits. The costumes are a nice change from what we used to wear, commented Christine Suchil 112 Water Girls On The Go! ater girls are always on ' rt the go attending prac- 111 tice and every football f ' game. ■ ■■J The water girls start- ed back in 1972. And has been in existence ever since. Determina- tion, dedication and perseverance are requirements to fulfill this im- portant duty. The 1981-82 water girls do not Just give water to the football players, they handle all the equipment and are always there by the players side cheering them on. Varsity Watergirls include: Connie Soso, Tammy Wison, Laura Zende- Jas, Peggy Hoy, and Benilda Luna. Julie Markham helps watergirls out at football game. Looking at the Fontana game is Peggy Hoy. Connie Soso delivers a cart of water to the field. 113 F.F.A. Not ' ' Cows And Plows ' an organi- zation that helps stu- dents in the agricultural fields, giving them knowledge and experience necessary to help pre- pare for future agricultural careers. Contrary to what most people think the F.F.A. is not all Cows and Plows . Every student in the F.F.A. has a supervised occupational ex- perience program (a Project). These Projects cover such as animals, work experience, home improve- ment, and horticulture. These pro- jects are a great way to earn money while having fun at the same time. The F.F.A. attends a few fairs. Here the students show their projects. Each year the F.F.A. picks a new class of officers. There year starts in June with officers training camp with adviser Mr. Rhiner. Caspar Diaz, John Lemos, Kurt Voss, Peggy Johnson, Tammi Coo- ley, Sherry Bloomer, Tina Mc Kinley James Sandaval, Mark Bright, John Lemos, Mike Layer, Tammi Cooley, Kurt Voss, Sherry Bloomer, Bobby Gravie, Sylvia Hernandez, Dan Caf- son, Eric Morales, Kevin Kirby, Steve Pelligrine, Caspar Diaz, Sandy Fisk, Peggy Johnson, Denise Taylor, Jeff Burris, John Montez, Wade Jacobs, Rose Pinada, Leann Kawell, Tina McKinly. 114 Kurt Voss explains point system. Leann Kawell states her point of view while others listen. Kevin Kirby and others wait for their photo ' s to be taken. ifPi wiiiswiwwppwp 115 Crowd Pleasers oloT guards uni- forms are black, crimson and gold. They attend all pa- rades, football games, and pep assemblies. And al- ways making a big splash. They work hard everyday to attain this perfection. They are crowd pleasers at every show. They received many compliments and received the biggest applause for the very colorful performance at the CIF football finals at the big A stadium in Anaheim. Holding the flags up high. Doing the routing. Trying to keep in step. Junior Amy Russell does her rou- tine. 116 Junior Sandra Raynosa plays her Brass. Starting their routine. Practicing in line. 117 Pep Squad Better Than Ever ep squad Is better than J J ever. The girls attend- j[_j ed camp In Santa Bar- bara. Cheerleadlng camp was held by the United Spirit Association. Squads from Southern California and Its surrounding states competed against each other for various awards. Mrs. Judy Corwin Is advisor to the cheerleaders. She gives much of her time and effort to work with the girls on different formation. Tryouts were held at the end of last year. Poise, jumps, round-offs, splits, and their ability to do cheers are what the girls needed to do. 1981-82 Songleaders are top row: Terry Esplnosa, Julie Chavez, SherrI TIbbltts, Carrie Macarro, bottom row: Wendy Mansker, Cathy Perez, and Valerie Hall. 1981-82 Yell-leaders are Top: Kris Baldwin, Teppy Wigington, Dee Dee Colunga. Ruby Carreon, Hallle Lind- sey, bottom: Yvette Baker, and Monica Carrasco. Yvette Baker gives It her all at a home football game. 118 JV Cheerleaders for 1981-82 are top: Janelle Ashley, Cindy Lindahl, Kristi Marvin, Jacque Jimenez, Yvonne Ramirez, bottom: Janine Scott, and Diana Molina. Cheerleaders perform at a pep as- sembly. Yogis Deonna Reilich and Mary Lan- dero. Julie Chavez, Terry Espinosa, Moni- ca Carrasco, and Cathy Perez pose for an after-game shot. Kris Baldwin tries to imagine that she is not getting her picture taken. 119 ASB Reached New Heights he Colton High School yVr Student Body Council i j] reached new heights - this year. Improvements were made in many areas. The sales of A.S.B. cards in- creased considerably nearing the one-thousand card mark, which made substantial differences in A.S.B. funds. Also room 55. which is used by the council, was painted by the council members. The room was highlighted with a mural of our school mascot the Yogi yellow- Jacket which was painted by the Art Club. The A.S.B. council also held the Toys for Tots drive in Dec. which was very successful. Yvette Baker paints football ban- ners. Looking over her notes is ASB member Sara Andon. ICC President Marcy Shambaugh wonders away from the subject at hand. ASB Council: front row: Jim Hayes, S. Andon, M. Shambaugh, E. Tafolla, A. Bustamante, W. Mansker, E. Men- doza, G. Raibon, L. Sosa, back row: P. Grider, J. Rankin, Y. Baker, D. Elsmore, S. Kerrick, M. Burdell. 120 Yvette Baker and Wendy Mansker paint for the football playoff game. Letlcia Sosa poses for an exciting shot. 121 MEChA Helps Students EChA is an organization witich helps the school and community. Pro- jects done by this group are campus beautifica- tion and the removal of grafitti in and around the city. MEChA stands for Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan and It signified the Student Movement of Aztlan. Joe Trevino is the club ' s ad- MEChA members: Roger Escinas. Stefanie Prieto. Gilbert Ramirez. David Soto. Tresea Schiaretti, Patty Compos, Lois Casillas. Lin- da Franco, Yolanda Rivera, Pilar Fernandez, Vivian Galvan, Cindy Troxel, Grace Ornelles, and Olivia Kateo. Patsy Campos listen to speech be- ing made. MEChA Officers: Esmerelda Mendo- za, Chris Tucker, Cecilia Sanchez. Grade Oliverez and Linda Franco wait for the meeting to begin. Mecha t-shirt. Cecilia Sanchez takes the minutes of the meeting. 122 In Existence For 25 Years It 1981-82 Quill and Scroll members Include: Mike Sachs, Kenney Cha- vez, Melissa Longly, and Kim Bau- mann. Not pictured are Eddie Mar- tinez, David Fisher, Lisa Schultz, and Esmerelda Mendoza. Kenney Chavez, Kim Baumann, and Mike Sachs presidents of Quill and Scroll. uill and Scroll is one of the few clubs which has been in existence for over 25 years. The club honors the jour- nalistic talents of students who are involved in journalism. The club Is open to only a few students because of the requirements needed to join. Each member has written over 250 in. of printed copy or has excelled in other journalistic activities such as photography or art. 123 Pepper Bough: School Informative he Pepper Bough Is a l student newspaper of Tly high quality. Its excel- lent news stories fea- tures, and layouts have contributed to The Pepper Bough ' s many awards and recognition by the Columbia Scholastic Press Associ- ation, National Scholastic Press As- sociation, and Superior ratings from the Western Association of Scholas- tic Schools. These dedicated members of the PB staff have spent many hours at The Colton Courier pasting, print- ing, and laying out the pages of the paper to present It to Its excellent caliber. With the advisements of Mrs. Pa- tricia Ishlda our paper holds the dedication that she and the whole staff contribute. Co-editors Kim Baumann and Kenny Chavez have led the staff to produce a newspa- per of which all the students at CHS can be proud. Co-editor Kim Baumann rechecks her double spread layout sheet. Assistant editor David Fisher writes up a last minute sports article. Advertising manager Dale Sherman lays down an ad for the paper. Page editor Vince Yzaguirre Is caught off guard by the camera. 124 Adviser Mrs. Ishida poses with co- editors Kenny Chavez and Kim Bau- mann. Cub reporter Valerie Hall writes up her ideas for a feature article. Pepper Bough staff, front row: Mike Ed Martinez. Valerie Hall, Dale Melissa Longley, Lisa Schultz, Ke- Sachs, Karen Warner, Bonnie Cam- Sherman. Back row: Connie Soso. vin Robinson, Jim Ramirez, Dave pos. Fisher. 125 Girls League Involved! much Involved club on Oi campus Is Girls ' AA, League. The club Is (3 made up of girls Inter- ested In helping the school and community In such pro- jects as campus beautlflcatlon and dances. Advisor, Mrs. Strobel helps the girls set up meetings and generally participates In all of the clubs ' ac- tivities. Overall participation and hard work make this club what Is and hopefully will be In the future. Members joining the club have to dress as little girls at the specified date. President Anna Bustamante stands with advisor Mrs. Strobel. 126 Vice-president Peggy Romero and secretary Yvonne Guerrero are ready for a nap. Members involved in campus beau- tification pull weeds near bus stop. Anna Bustamante and Mona Silva improve campus look. null Wi m Two members await their bus tak- ing them to see ' mommy ' . 127 it u-fl L ' 4 -- ' . A .. A- i,.- dy- t i T his section Is dedicated ■-Iv to Colton High School tin students, faculty, and - Colton community mem- bers. The photographs depict Colton of the past and pre- sent and Is a reminder to all the lasting tradition Colton ' s schools. 1. Halloween dress up day 2. Sherrle Jones and Jerry Hernandez 3. Colton High School Basket- ball team 1907 4. Colton High School class of 1898 5. Tony Newhall and Julie Manlord 6. Kate Mattox 7. Patty Santiago and Lydia Gutierrez 130 131 132 1. Bridge over Santa Ana Riv- er 1903 2. Edle Scrlven and Robert Shively 3. Doug Harkey 4. I street in Cotton 1906 5. Kathleen Dougharty 6. Mark Warpness and Rolln Grider m I ' ll 134 1. Colton Public Library 2. Richard Canino and SIteita Smith 3. Pacific and Colton cheer- leaders 4. Sheri Wade and Eddie Mar- tinez 5. Helman ' s Department Store 6. Eugene LaPlante and Rich- ard Luna 7. Tresea Schiaretti 135 136 THE CROSSROADS FOR 3 TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROADS 7 MAJOR HIGHWAYS WHERE 2 FREEWAYS INTERSECT 1. Chris Cox 2. Richard Canino and Valerie Hall 3. Wendy Mansker and Steve Berryman 4. Aerial view of Colton 5. Debbie Sumnters 137 . Eighth street In Colton 1957 2. Aerial view of Colton 3. Mary Ann Grlflth 4. Steve Kerrick and Erin Hodges 5. Great train wreck In Colton 138 139 tv ,«; c« r F rf- ' TiiSy r i i 140 . Verland Scott 2. Sherrle Jones 3. Colton High School class of 1898 4. Barbara Coburn and JaneUe Ashley 5. Colton High Girl ' s basket- ball team 1907 6. Coach Don Markham 7. Colton flood 1938 141 1. Julie Manlord and Mr. Led- better 2. Colton flood 1938 3. Philip Grider 4. Sara Andon 5. SherrI Mitchell 6. Colton High basketball team 1906 7. Eighth and I street In Colton 1911 142 .-.-■1. ' L20- •J fl H 9 143 145 1 L Pt . [rj 146 Hi n 147 Brenda Acevedo Jonathan Adams Betty Ahlerich Susie Aldrete Jimmy Alva Nellie Alvarez Gloria Amador Chris Ammons Raymond Andrews Xavier Aponte Blake Archibald Eddie Archuleta Debbie Arizaga Mike Atilano Bruce Avila Steve Babbitt Jenny Babinski Kris Baldwin Natalie Barrad Elizabeth Barron Donnie Barton Mark Berumen Pat Blazejewski David Blum 148 Guy Borrielli Phillip Botello Paul Bradshaw Mark Bright Marc Burdell Vivian Burgoz Danny Butterfield James Calderilla Laurie Calderon Monica Calles Billy Callisoii Veronica Campa Yvonne Campos Richard Canino Launa Card John Carrasco Monica Carrasco Stephanie Carrasco Ruby Carreon Tommy Carriere Joi Carvalho Cecelia Castorena Phillip Cervantez Zelda Chacon 149 Cells Chavez Charlie Chavez Julie Chavez Nick Chavez Wanda Cochran Gtnny Colclasure Dee Dee Colunga Jenny Colunga Kenny Colunga Felix Cortez Lawrence Cortez Candy Cruz Del win Davis Lisa DeCasas Regina DeLaRosa Darrln De-Roule Jeannette Delgadlllo Robbie Detweller Kathy Deves Bobby Diaz Eric Dletz Lisa Do d son Lisa Duron Jennie Ebarra 150 I Lisa Edmundson Thomas Eftim Roger Ele Rita Emami Roger Encinas Terry Espinosa Barbara Espinosa Corrine Estrada Nadine Estrada Mitzi Fagin Trent Fankhouser Andrea Felter Marilyn Fero Julie Ferre Sherrie Ferreri Ronda Fletcher Roberta Flares Francine Franco Don Gage Ward Gardner Gina Garduno Arlene Gomez Laura Gonzales Mariano Gonzales 151 Virginia Gonzales Holly Green Tracy Gregory Darin Grosslch Albert Guerrero Jesus Guerrero Vincint Guerrero David Guidon Anthony Gutierrez Hector Gutierrez John Gutierrez Tammy Hassard Terry Heinsohn Alice Hernandez Cecelia Hernandez Felicion Hernandez Gibert Hernandez Herlinda Hernandez Javier Hernandez Martha Hernandez Ruben Hernandez Silvia Hernandez Veronica Hernandez Cindy Herrera 152 Jean Heston Kenny Housley Peggy Hoy Kellee Huffman Alan Hughes Stefany Humphers Lynnette Hunt Mike Irby Susan Jones Robin Karger Wesley Keelin Kimberly Kemball Eileen Kendall Shannon Kenny Staci Kofmehl Steve Kurz Trong La Hong Mike Layer John Letnos Debbie Limon Lisa Lindberg Hallie Lindsey Allen Lipinski Kimberly Lobato 153 Ted Lobato Cindy Lopez Eddie Lopez Louie Lopez Mark Lopez Ruben Lozano Benllda Luna Jerry Luna Juan Luna KImberly Luna Carrie Macarro Don Madrigal Seal MaerkI Christi Mansfield Adam Martin Antoinette Martinez Karen Marxer Melony McLachlan Laurie McMillen John Medina Angel Mendoza Lori Miller Bryan Millican Brenda Misken 154 Mela Montagnese Robert Montejano Annette Monies Mark Moore Frank Moreno Bobby Moya Christina Murakami Richie Myers Wayne Nakada Gilbert Negrete Colleen Negrette Tony Newhall Debbie Nottingham Mike Ogden Susan Olearo Mando Olivarez Elizabeth Padilla Deborah Palone Drea Parsons Susan Paxton David Pearman David Perez Jeff Philpott Jeff Plourde 155 Matthew Pribble Chellie Purdle Reglna Quesada Jackelyn Quintero Reglna Raibon Jimmy Ramirez Laura Ramirez Laura Ramirez Rosa Ramirez Trade Ramirez Kelly Rankin Shelly Rankin Craig Reed Deonna Reilich Fernando Reynosa Sandra Reynosa Frank Rivera Jackie Rivera Mark Rivera Kevin Robinson Charles Robles Blanca Rodriguez Manuel Rodriguez Sal Rodriguez 156 Diana Rosas Rene Rose Maria Rouse Roslyn Ruben Julie Ruiz John Ruschak Amy Russell Tony Salaiz Melanie Salazar Darlene Saldana Patti Jo Saldana Cecelia Sanchez Kathleen Sandson Steve Santa-Rosa Brian Schell Lisa Schultz Edie Scriven Terry Shelton Donna Shepard Steve Shermett Robert Shively Bill Sloat Robert Smith Sheila Smith 157 Bert Snell Scot Snowball Letlcia Sosa Anthony Suniga Denlse Taylor Sharl Tibbetts Tina Totton John Towie Lisa Tucker Jay UJkle Ralph Valenzuela Mark Vaszuez Erilnda Velasquez Andrea Vllches Adrian Villa Cheryl Villalpando Danny Villanueva David Visconti Mark Vos Dan Webb Valerie Weir Robin Wheatley Stephanie Wigington Lori Williams 158 Tammy Wilson Vicki York Linda Zamora Rosa Zamora of 83 159 Odie Abrll Kathy Acevedo Jeannle Aceves Manuel Acueto Valerie Alanls Theresa Alaniz Abel Aldrete David Almada Jerry Almendarez Dawnle Andralc Patricia Anguiano Joe Araiza Jose Arellano Richard Arellano Mike Armstrong Janelle Ashley Heather Assenberg Monique Avila Mario Baeza Sheila Bailes Chris Balnura Beverly Baker Randy Barnett Gina Barrera Rebecca Bartel Joan Bauersfeld Steve Beach 160 Bill Bearse Lisa Becerra Ricky Becerra Joe Beiver Sherry Bigelow Mike Brunelle Lisa Bryant Edmund Buenrostro Jana Burdell Gene Burrell Liz Bustamante Rick Bustamante Vicky Bustamante David Callison Debbie Camacho Roberta Camarena Alfoso Campa Lisa Campos Conrad Candelaria Jerry Candelaria Julie Cano Maricela Cardenas David Carrasco Paula Carrasco Vivian Carreon Lois Casillas Vickie Casillas 161 David Castro Michael Castro Juan Cervantes Benny Cervantes David Champeau Enrique Chavez , Jesus Chavez Letlcia Chavez Mitchell Chavez Dawna Clay don Barbie Coburn Ralph Colunga Mike Conroy Joseph Contaoi Carlos Con t re r as Hong Cook Melanle Cook Manuel Cordova Catherine Cortez Carrie Creason Lucy Cruz Troy Daul Janene Davis Oana De-Antonio ' udra De-Groote Arlene De-La-Hoya Barbara De-La-O 162 Irene De-La-Rosa Yvonne De-La-Rosa Ramon De-Leon James De-Roule Lori Delgado Jeff Dealers Anthony Diaz Kelly Dietz Ton! Dirlon Sandy Dodson Kathleen Dougharty Renny Doyle Gab! Du-Blel Mark Dube Matt Dube Chris Duke Julie Duke Denise Duran Ernie Duron Robin Eshelman Lesly Evans Lorona Evans Dennis Fair Pam Parson Maryann Pavela Pilar Fernamdez Laura Figueroa 163 Darrell Fisner Sandy Fisk Darla Flster Shawn Flemmlng Marvin Flynn Patrick Foster Joanne Franco Linda Franco Johnny Frausro Brian Frost Andrew Galtan Rodney Gallndo Michael Gallndo Becky Galvan David Garcia Javier Garcia Christine Gardner Laura Garduno Helen Gomez Son n la Gomez Sophia Gomez David Gonzales Ester Gonzales James Gonzales Jess Gonzales Linda Gonzales Angle Gonzalez 164 Robert Grable Stella Granado Ralph Granillo Esperanza Gutierrez Sylvia Gutierrez Brett Hamtaer Paul Harbison Sylvia Heredia Raquel Hernandez Rene Hernandez TerrI Hernandez Joanna Hodges Monte Homung Paula Hubbs Julia Huerta Chris Ivy Carmen Jimenez Jaque Jimenez Rebecca Jimenez Brian Jo hnson Peggy Johnson Alliene Jordan LeAnn Kawell Danny Kerley Susan Kim Kevin KIrby Mike KIrby 165 Kurt Kneer Kimberly Knutson Lisa Koch Chris Kumfer Craig LaHaise Sandra LaLonde Curtis Lindsey Jess Lizarde Joe Lizarde Pat Lockard Patrick Loera Paul Loera Anthony Lopez Cynthia Lopez Jeff Lotspeich David Lozano Yvette Lucero Belen Luna Patricia Luna Dan MacDougall Tammy Markie Rae Marquez Ray Marquez Barbara Martinez Debbie Martinez Estella Martinez John Martinez I 166 Maria Martinez Steve Martinez Cindy Matchett Roy McCall Tina McClenney Frank McLachian Rodney McMillan Christina Medico Mariecela Mendoza Frances Mendoza Lauri Merrick Michelle Messenger Cynthia Mil I more Darin Minker John Foreman Diane Molina Mike Molina Mando Montejano John Monies Roger Montes Eric Morales Ralph Moreno Rose Moreno Chris Moya Theresa Munoz Dana Neal Diane Necochea 167 Jeanette Negrete Wade Nelson Maria Neria Debbie Sieves Lisa Ochoa Renee Ogden Grade Olivarez Toni Ollveros Craig Ollerton Felipe Olmos Julie Ornolas George Ortega Sandra Ortega Regina Paez Pamela Patterson John Payan Danny Perez Denlse Perez Gina Perez Lenore Perez Rose Pineda Jim Preciado Trina Prieto Consuelo Ramirez Corlne Ramirez Gilbert Ramirez Mark Ramirez 168 t..- ' Martin Ramirez ■ David Ramos Linda Rendell Juan Renteria Lyie Reyes Troy Richer Maribel Rincon Julie Rivera Scott Rivera Pauline Robinson Lisa Rodriguez Ray Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez ■f Karen Rogers Michelle Rosales Sylvia Rosales Teresa Rosales Martha Rubio Paul Ruiz Keith Saeger Karen Salazar Carmen Saldana Chris Sanchez Damien Sanchez Marco Sanchez Raul Sanchez Brenda Saunders 169 Todd Saunders Bridget Schell Robyn Schlangen Tom Schuermann Carolyn Schutten Julie Schwenka Janine Scott Shanine Scott Verland Scott Karen Sewell Bryan Shelburn Misty Sherman Debbie Shermett Natalie Shubert Lisa Sierra Tony Silva Paul Simpson Dale Smith David Smith Debbie Smith Hewitt Smith Mike Sogomonian David Stevenson Tina Tabera Bill Tafolla Lazaro Tanori Thressa Thompson 170 Mike Thurber Scott Tim Jeri TIsdale Mike Todd Tony Tornero Cheryl Torres Sandy Torres Cindy Troxel David Tuominen Anthony Turner Jeff Valdez Chris Velovlch Rod VIchers Lorine Vietma Arleen Villalpando Eddie Villalpando Gina ViscontI Sheri Wade Linda Wagner Christie Wallace John White Laura Wldnter Brian Williams Norma Williams Rachel Williams Chris Willie William Woss Irene Yzaguirre Henry Yzaguirre ena Zamorano Selena Zamorano 171 Emie AbrtI Larry Acosta Katby Acueto Shannon Adams Rita Alcantar Patricia Almanza Monica Alvarado Robert Alvarado Dolores Amador Karen AntHJon Emie Arellano Sandra Avila Diane Barrera Lorie Barrera Ron Beltran Ruth Berkland Paid Brecbt Kurt Bree Mike Brewster Michelle Burk Charles Burton ' riscella Bustillos Albert Calderilla Emery Calderilla James Calderon Ron Calleros Robert Campos 1 172 Michael Caadelaria Ronald Cardenas Celeste Carlos Anna Carreon Robert Carreon Danny Carriere Patrick Castillo Stephanie Castillo Maria Castro Debbie Ceballos Adrienne Chavez Maryanne Chavez Yvette Chavez Ernest Clsneros Phillip Colunga Ellssa Crawford Andy Cuellar Ronnie De-La-Rosa Denlsa De-Leon Kim Deves Christina Diaz Steve Dutnottt Benny Duron Anita Ele Monica Esplnoza Rita Esqulbel Eddie Evans 173 Lloyd Evans - Gina Everett Santos Fa vela Steve Fay Rodney FIsk Kristin Fleming Frank Flores Jackie Flores Zorina Flores Tiffany Fuller Debbie Galindo Alfred Gallardo Margaret Gallardo Donna Garcia Jana Gardner Henrietta Garduno Diana Gomez Mario Gomez Daniel Gonzales Sandra Gonzales Rodolfo Gutierrez Rosendo Gutierrez Kelly Hardison Billie Jo Harris Arthur Hernandez Frank Hernandez Imelda Hernandez I I 174 Ricky Housley Sandra Huerta Toki Hughes Denise Jacobo Sherri Jacobs Pable Jacome Diana Johnson Michael Knopp Anthony Lamadrid Frank Landero David Lena OS Joe Leon Lisa Leon Abel Lopez Juan Lopez Linda Lopez Arthur Lozano Karen Lujan Luis Luna Paul Macarro Ken Madsen Annette Martinez Patsy Martinez Sherry Miller Judy Montejano Danny Man toy a Staphanie Mosher 175 Richard Moyeda Cecilia Munoz John Murphy Frank Navarro Marina Newman Caroln Nieves Steven Nuriega Arlene Ortiz Erie Pagdilao Alice Paiz Rakesn Patel Patrick Pearson Eric Perez Ken Philpott Tony Quezada Bernie Quintero David Quiroz Annette Ramirez Maria Ramirez Micheal Ramirez Laureen Raya Michelle Reed Darren Reeves Ronda Reilly Roxanne Rios Wendy Rios Eric Robles 176 Elibeth Rodriguez Carl Rodriguez Ron Rodriguez Cynthia Salazar David Salazar Georgiana Sanchez Annette Sauceda Dennis Serrano Randy Shaffer Mike Sharp Charles Sierra Tom Soso Ron Sotello Ronnie Suniga Anthony Tello Elain Torres Elizabeth Torres Lloyd Troxel Mike Vasquez Robert Vasquez Marshall Vega Eric Ventola Anna Villapando John Villegas Mike Welch Shelli White 177 Charles Faren Assistant Principal Rollin Grider Principal Al Perez Ina Marie McCourtney Assistant Principal Attendance Elinor Neafsey 10th Grade Counselor Orrin Sheldahl 11th Grade Counselor Pat Tarbaux 9th Grade Counselor 178 Esther Desist Secretary Marcella Espinoza Attendance Clerk Natalie Gomez Attendance Clerk Kathy Rendell Secretary Olivia Vallejo Receptionist William Ashley £11 Robert Bridges Mike Brown Judy Corwin Joshua Coulson Mary Couturier 179 Thomas Crawshaw Dolores Dewitt Wilfred Foreman LaVerne Fountain Charles Graser Roy Gregory Russell Gross Sandra Guidi Ben Hansen Clyde Harnolse 180 James Hayes Patricia Ishida Harold Johnson Maxine Knerr Burl Ledbetter Joan Letterly Irene Londos Robin Luken Donald Lindsey Claudia McGee 181 Don Markham William Miller Frank Miller Edward Monroe Tom Phelps Ken Pure Jeffery Rhlner Allene Shore 182 Russell Smith 4 dS t r-% L i • Rick Solono Bernlce Sprague Kathleen Strobel Wayne Weeks Leonard Weltzman Leslye Williams James Wllloughby 183 his section has been reserved for those fac- ulty members who have, because of cleri- cal and photographic reasons, not been pictured in the 1982 Crimson and Gold. Not pic- tured are Angela Wyles and Josie Hernandez. William Ashmore g fl •l__-lJ fH w A I Perez Larry Roberson !- ( k. J  Paul Hopson Monroe Oliver Pat Roth 184 Sheldahl And Fuqua Leave C.H.S. fter twenty-seven years of counseling and teach- 7 ing at Cotton High, (y sophomore counselor - J Orrin Sheldahl will re- tire this year. With nineteen years of teaching history and government and eight years of counseling behind him, Sheldahl feels that his years at Col- ton High were very rewarding. Satisfaction, the feeling of ac- complishing something, and work- ing with young people have been some of the rewards, said Shel- dahl. While attending U.S.C, Sheldahl attained a B.A., and M.A. in political science. Sheldahl tried sales for a while, but then turned his atten- tions to teaching for which many are grateful. He then switched to counseling where he fulfilled his goal by working and guiding stu- dents through their education. I ' d like to retire while still in good health, said Sheldahl. I want to keep busy, but not be tied down from 8 to 5. - f . uqua uring the year, Mrs. Jen- ice Fuqua left her post as Official Records and Data Processing Clerk and moved to the Last Frontier. In other words Anchor- age, Alaska was her destination. Be fore she left, Mrs. Fuqua ex- pressed her thoughts and exper- iences with working at Colton High for over five years. I really enjoyed working with the kids, said Fuqua. I hope I find a similar job in Alas- ka. Fuqua foresaw that the big move to Alaska will be a very new and challenging experience. 185 Campus Services Pete Castro Custodian Tom Leon Jesus Evangelista Dean Myers Charles Sleckman Sal Torres Security Security Head Custodian Custodian Groundsman Wanda Barnes Bus Driver Amparo Campa Bus Driver Pam Davison Vickie Dean Mildred Dickenson Connie Duron Bus Driver Bus Driver Bus Driver Bus Driver Alice Gonzales Bus Driver Amos Kent Carmen Lozolla Liz Mann Trans. Supervisor Bus Driver Bus Driver VIrglna Morales Ruth Sanchez Bus Driver Bus Driver Anita Gonzales Bus Driver Virginia Ashby Cafeteria Edith Boaen Ann Hawkins Bonnie Miner Carmen Rodrlgues Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Manager Cafeteria 186 Career Guidance Center  jyM5J  he Career Guidance Center assists many Col ton High Students In seeking, selecting, and pursuing a career. The center has an enormous amount of Information regarding careers and Job opportunities that are available to all Colton students. The Career Guidance Center also helps choose a college that most fits their needs. There are many choices for high school students to consider, and the Career Guidance Center presents all types of data available for their selection. The Career Guidance Center per- sonel, Mr. Short, Mr. Ashmore, Mrs. Hernandez, and Mrs. Coxe. The Career Guidance Building. William Ashmore director of the Career Guidance Center. Alma Hernandez sorts job applica- tions. 187 3617 E. HIGHLAND AVE. 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CA 92324 (714) 824-7200 5232 Arlington Riverside, CA 92504 (714) 688-1237 207 Senior Late-Comers Nick Roberts Margaret Robledo Monica Rocha Alex Salazar ' .eo Watson 208 Mark Beltran Veronica Zendejas Lydia Gutierrez Diane Barnett Leticia Bustamante Brenda Keebaugh 209 valeWWlan hick, black, horn-rimmed glasses hanging off his nose, dishelved. uncombed hair, a cotton plaid shirt buttoned to the top, a ton of books in one hand, and laboratory specimen in the other, typifies an ordinary class valedic- torian. A real brain who runs from class to class to be sure not to get a tardy slip. Since all rules are meant to be broken, Kenny Chavez shatters the clear-cut im- age portrayed by a valedictorian. Always a sharp contemporary dresser and clean- cut, the 1982 valedicitorian discloses I may carry around a lot of books: yet I ' m not a bookworm, I Just don ' t use my lock- er. I don ' t even like science or mathemat- ics, but I can still get A ' s because I force myself to do well. I don ' t consider myself the smartest person in this school, I Just have better grades. Since grammar school, his mother was always telling him he was going to be valedictorian. His parents stressed grades over sports and other activities. It ' s more important now because it opens more doors after you finish high school. When I was a little kid I ' d hear stories about going to college: You ' d get a free ride, you didn ' t need money, and you ' d be successful. It isn ' t as easy as that, as he ' s found. Especially in such prominent universities as Harvard. UC Davis. Stanford. Notre Dame, and UCR. all of which he ' s applied to. His preference Is Stanford University In r orthern California. He plans to major in political science or public service if he on to a UC system. Philosophizing on life, the honor stu- dent suggests to experience life, to live for noe. while also preparing for the fu- ture. Seniorities, that dreaded social dis- ease, sometimes has taken its toll on Cha- vez. He admitted while pondering, Sometimes I lay in bed thinking about the four more years of schooling and harder work. However, he faithfully grinded, and earned his 4.0 grade point average.(GPA). Not only did he accumulate a perfect GPA. but actively participated in various extra-curricular activities which include cross country, track. Citizenship Commit- tee, ASB Council. California Scholarship Federation, and Pepper Bough Co-Editor. Additionally, Chavez amassed a num- ber of awards and honors: September 1982 student of the month. Liberal Arts plaque winner in the Bank of America Contest, National Society of Distin- guished High School Students, Honor roll, and student winner in many write-off. Journalism, speech and essay competi- tions. Designating Journalism as his best sub- ject in high school: The Pepper Bough Co- Editor modestly revealed. I like to be recognized for my effort in things such as competitions, but not draw attention to myself. If there is ever time to spare in a vale- dictorian ' s life, it is time spent reading. Relating a portion of his inner self, the compassionate young man divulged. I like to read books about people who over- come misfortunes, people who rise from being poor or handicapped. I like the hero not to be big and macho, but to be human . to have faults — someone I can relate to. With a possible twist. Chavez himself has hopes of becoming his own hero, in a sense. I think I could do better for my- self. He has set some high goals to ac- complish in the future: go to a prestigious four-year college, go to a prestigious law school, and become rich. Why so determined to be rich? I want to be successful: the (money and success) go hand in hand. Unfortu- nately in this society, it measures a man ' s success in dollars and cents. Competing with ones peers ofter can egg on one to trying harder himself: but. Chavez said that he does not com- pete with his classmates, only himself. With every new course comes the chal- lenge to defeat It. He wants to be the victor over the class and the teacher. Proudly he acknowledged. I ' ve never lost a battle yet, since Junior High. In thirty years time, people change a great deal: yet the conscientious scholar sees himself in the year 2012, not as an old man, but one with wisdom, one who can contribute to the community in many different ways. Times change and so do people, but the good things and people continue forward. 210 alitkWian f you want something good on life you must work on it. This is quite a fitting life philos- ophy for a high school saluta- torian. Obtaining salutatorian sta- tus can easily be described as a good accomplishment in life and can be sure that it takes hard work. Sara Andon. 1982 salutatorian, claims that this is her philosophy in life - to work hard for something that is good in life, that you want. Early in years the brown-haired, brown- eyed honor student trained herself to learn. One must develop the ability to discipline himself over a period of time. It doesn ' t come over night. Possessing the discipline not to quit, she pushed herself to accumulate her 3.93 grade point average. The only class she received a B in was Algebra II because she can excel in mathematics that are based on geometric rather than algebraic concepts. Along with personal satisfaction. she disclosed, being salutatorian has the advan- tage of getting accepted to better colleges with probable scholarships. Unsure, as of yet, of her exact college des- tination, she has definite stakes set on at- tending a university. I worked this hard to get the grades I have, I should be able to take that step forward. Although she is undecided on where to continue her education, she has several fields of interest which include music, art. astronomy, and psychology. Even before getting into high school, An- don was very active in extra curricular events such as the American Legion Essay Contest which she placed third in the nation. During her four-year term here, the ex- tremely active student participated in an abundance of school activities: Marching and Concert Band, Woodwind and flute quintets, Renaissance Trio, Chamber Singers treasur- er. Supper Theatre instramental accompian- ist, cast and orchestra member in all four major musicals. ASB secretary, sophomore class representative, swim team letter per- son. Girls ' League, California Scholarship Federation vice president and secretary, and Girls ' State Citizen, only to name a few. With all these activities to take up so much time, a person would be a fool to gamble on saying she could not possible have time for hobbies. Yet more talent flows from within her. She oil paints, pencil scetches. experi- ments with astronomy, writes music, and plays five instruments including the flute, pi- ano, trumpet, mello phone, and guitar which she self-taught herself to play. An observable confidant (yet not conceit- ed) and poised young lady. Andon speaks highly of her whole family who encourage her to progress to high peaks. But she points out. I like to model my personality after my sister because she is the rrtost kind and un- selfish person I have ever met. Even though there is quite an age differ- ence between herself and her brother. 24, and sister. 28. the unity in her family is quite apparent. I ' m pretty lucky. Though the age gap is a hindering factor in the closeness of my family, that doesn ' t mean that we love each other any less. After four years of exhausting the Yellow Jacket premises. There is not much she claims she would like to change except for the I don ' t care attitude that she has en- countered in many of the organizations she has been involved in. Tiring the ol ' cliche. It ' s a nice place to visit, but I wouldn ' t want to live there. An- don departs Colton High School with good memories. In retrospect, she hails her school. Colton High has given me the opportunity to utilize my talents in a positive manner. It has an active fine arts department and a good athle- tic program opposed to some schools that are unfortunately dwindling in some of those areas. Taking a generous portion of her thoughts pertaining to school, she continues. The teachers I have encountered have been ex- tremely caring and helpful as in regards to my scholastic and personal well being. 211 Senior Index Mlthmle Admmm: Mmrcblns Band. GAA, CSF, J.V. FMd Hockey. Vmnlty Field Hockey. Field Hock- ey Team Captain. All League Field Hockey. Sym- phoalc Band. Honor Roll. Kanin Acomta: SoftbaU All CBL. Vanity Baeketball, GAA. Volleyball. Katkv Acoeta: Vanity Tnck. Vanity VolleybaU. Vanity SoftbaU. All CBL VolUybalL TomArcbaleta: J. V. Baaeball. J. V. Baaebatt. Vanity BaaebaU, Honor Roll, Lettermana Club. Genoveva Arroyo: Houme oi Repa. GIrIa ' Leasee. Girim Field Hockey. SoftbaU. Sara Andon: Salutatorlan. ASB Secntary. Drum Ma- jor, County Honor and Honor Orchemtra. Renala- aance Trio. Calif. GIrIt ' State. Lynda Denny Silver PIccalo Award, Jr. Honor Guard, Marcbing Band, Wind Enaemble. Band Treaaurer. Flute Section Leader, Honor Band, Woodwind Quintet, Band Outatanding Freabman and Sopbomore Girl, Freabman Marcbing EMcelleace Award, Cbamber Slngera, Cbamber Slogen Treaaurer, Supper Tbe- ater4yean, Trouper ' a Club, Hello Dolly , Man of La Mancba , No. No, Nanette , Wlaard of Oa , George Waablngton Slept Here , Vanity Swimming, Sopbomore Clata Rep., CSF, Honor RoU, Wbo ' a Wbo Music. Wbo ' a Wbo. NSADA Jr. Honor Guard. Society of Diet. American HIgb Scbool Studenta, U.S. Student Council Award, Student of the Month. Cynthia Amador. Flaga. Girl League. Valerie Aranda: Honor Roll, AFS Exchange Student, CSF, Wbo ' a Wbo. Society of Diet. American High School Studenta. Band. MIcheUe Baker: Honor RoU. 3rd Place American Legion Speech Contest, 2nd Place Llon ' a Club Speech Contest, 1st Place KIwanIa Speech Con- teat, Pepper Bough Reporter, Writer, and Page Editor, 3rd Place American Legion Essay Con- test. DIanne Bamett: J.V. Field Hockey, Vanity Field Hockey. AU League Field Hockey. Sharon Bamett: Girls ' League, Honor RoU. House of Reps. Supper Theater, Track State, Student of the Month. JoAnn Barrera: Girls ' League, Honor RoU. Kim Baumann: Field Hockey, Who ' s Wbo, Society of Diet. American High Scbool Students, NSADA Pepper Bough Co-Editor, Student of the Month (Nov.), Honor RoU, CSF. Victor Belarano: VICA. Mark Beltran: Marching Band. Symphonic Band. Key Club, CSF. CSF Ufe Member, Pepper Bough Cartoonist, let Place IJEA Cartooning. Honor RoU, Student of the Month. Steve Berrvman: Varsity FootbalL Froah FootbaU, Vanity Soccer, AU CBL FInt Team Kicker 2 yean. Honor RoU. Laurie BUnklnaoo: Honor RoU, Honon Chorale, Wrestlerette 3 yean, AFS, Supper Theatre, Vari- ety Show. William Blaine Bowman: Wind Ensemble, Band Freabman Boy of the Year, Band Sophomore Boy of the Year, Jaaa Ensemble, Honor RoU, Band Vice l esldent, HeUo Dolly . KeUI Brown: Hetto DoUy , Supper Theatre, Hon- on Chorale. Anna Bustamante: CSF. MECHA, ICC Vice Presi- dents, Girls ' League Vice Prealdent. Vanity Field Hockey, J.V. Field Hockey, Vanity Track. Wreat- lerette. Honor RoU, Sophomore Historian. LeOcIa Bustamante: No, No. Nanette Production Coordinator. Man of LaMancba . Hello Dolly . Supper Theatre, CSF Life Member, Troupers Club, Honor Roll, Who ' s Who, Society of DIst. American HIgb Scbool Studenta. Steve Camnbell: Varsity BaaketbaU. Steven CambeU: FFA, Honon Chorale, J. V. Tenula, J.V. Golf, Varsity Soccer, AU League Tennla. Patsy Camnoa: MECHA, Wrestlerette. Tenaa Carloa: Band. BUsa Carrasco: Varsity Volleyball. Basketball. Frosh. ASB Rep.. Soccer Queen. AFS. Honor Roll. Geneva Carreon: MECHA. Boys BaaebaU Stats. Cindy Casey: Who ' s Who. Frank Castorena: J V. FootbaU. J. V. WreaMog, Var- sity Football, Vanity Track. House of Reps.. Kenny Chaves: Valedictorian. Pepper Bough Co- Editor. CSF Life Member. Bank of America Plaque Winner (Liberal Arts). Varsity Cross Coun- try. Varsity Track. Honor Roll. Cltlaensblp Comm.. Student of the Month (Sept.). Troy Chavea: Art Club. Troupers Club. Boya Forum. Stage Craft. Miracle Worker . Jay Clark: Honon ChoraL Chamber SIngen. Supper Theatre, Stage Crafts, Honor RoH, Variety Show. Arthur Colunaa: No, No, Nanette , Wizard of Om . Art Coatreras: Cbamber SIngen. Leeaa Cook: Honor Roll. Pepper Bough reporter. Use Corenlo: Varsity Softball. Varsity BaaketbaU. Yearbook. Sonny Cortes: J.V. FootbaU. Vanity FootbalL Craig Creullna: Vanity BaaebaU. Vanity Baaket- baU. Dennia Crowe: Vanity Soccer. Vanity Track. Var- sity Track. Shirley DeLaO: Letter Carrier. Band. Ronnie De La Rosa: Supper Theatre, Stage Craft, Track. Stephanie Delaado: Band, Girls ' League. Richard Domlnauez: Vanity Tennis, Key Club, Pep- per Bough Staff, Soccer. AU League Tennis, Hon- or RoU. Pam Done: Volleyball, BasketbalL House of Reps. Mike DuBlel: Wrestling, Badminton. Paula Eddy: Letterman ' s Club, Honor Roll, Girl ' s League. Doualas Elsmore: Varatty Track. Vanity Cross Country, CltUenshlp Comm, Honor RoU. Daria Eppa: Badminton. Sandy Eaplnoza: Honor Roll, Art Club. SantlaBo Esaulvlas Jr.: J.V. Wrestling, House of Reps. Honor RoU. Anden Estes: Band, Jasz Band, Honor Roll, Wind Enaemble, Band Quariermaster. Albert Felix: J.V. FootbalL J.V. BaaebaU, Vanity Soccer, Varsity FootbaU, Vanity BaaebaU, AU League Football and Soccer. Robert Fernandez: J.V. Track, J.V. Croaa Country. DavldFlaher: J. V. BaaebaU, J V. BaaketbaU, Vanity BaaebaU, Vanity BaaketbaU, Freshman Claaa CouncU, Sophomore Class CouncU, Junior Claaa CouncU, Boy ' s Athletic Comm. ASB Prealdent, Cltlzenahlp Comm., CSF, Honor RoU, Pepper Bough Managing Editor, Student of the Month (December). Daniel Galtan: Honor RoU. Alan Gaaawint: J.V. FootbaU. Honor RoU. Suaan T. Gomez: Froah. Class Vice President. Site CouncU, House of Repa, Honor Roll. CSF, Who ' s Who, Society of DIst. American High Scbool Stu- denta, J.V. Field Hockey, J.V. VolleybaU, Varsity VoUeybaU, Vanity Field Hockey, Vanity Soft- baU, Vanity Track, Vanity Cub Member, Junior Honor Guard. Shawna Gregory: Symphonic Band, Marching Band. Varsity Basketball, SoftbaU, Field Hockey, GAA. Honor RoU. Phillip Grider: Vanity Football. Vanity Track. CSF. Honor RoU. Athletic Comm. Marvann Griffltha: Art Club, Stage Craft. Wizard of Oz . Jaime Guerrero: Band. Key Club. Honor RoU. Wbo ' a Wbo. Society of IMat. American High School Stu- denta. Bank of America Plaque Winner (Math and Science). Yvonne Guerrero: Qrla ' League Sec. Lydia Gutierrez: Croaa Country Score Keeper. Ju- nior Honor Guard. Honor RoU. CSF. CSF Sec, Who ' s Who, Band of America Plaque Winner (Vo- cational Arte). Tereaa Gutierrez: Honor RoU. CSF. AFS. Tennla. Grea Guzevlch: Marching Band, Jazz Band. Honor Band. Valerie Hall: J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Songleader. Cross Country, Vanity Track, Houae of Repa, Girls ' League. CSF. National Honor Society. Hon- on Chorale. Honor RoU. Who ' s Wbo, Society of DIst. American HIgb Scbool Students. Palae Halveraon: Varsity Waterglrl, Honor RoU, Wbo ' a Wbo, Girls ' League. Chria Hammer: Band, Jazz Band, Honor RoU, Honor Band. Debbie Hamrvszak: Marching Band, Wind Ensem- ble, CSF, Honor RoU, Track. Kevin Hardlson: Varsity Football, Varsity Baaket- baU, J.V. Basketball, J.V. BasebalL Diana Hernandez: Varsity Tennla, Vanity Badmin- ton. BaaketbaU Homecoming Queen. Gerard Hernandez: Vice President Cbamber Slng- era. President Chamber SIngen. Variety Show, Holly Dolly , Man of LaMancba , No,No,Nan- atee . Wizard of Oz , George Washington Slept Here , Miracle Worker , Honon Chorale, Wbo ' a Who Mualc, USADA, Outatanding Baas. Val Hernandez: Varsity Football. J. V. Football. Var- alty Wreatllng. J.V. Wreatllng. AU CBL FootbalL Mark Hlaolna: Chamber Singer. Variety Show. Wizard of Oz , Wbo ' a Who In Music. Erin Hodges: Perfect Citizenship. Student of the Month (April). AFS President. Citizenship Comm., Field Hockey Manager, Track Aaalatant, Key Club, Supper Theatre, Co-Prealdent Mark Teddy Bear Beltran Fan Club. Peter Hubl: Marcbing Band, Concert Band. Jazz Band, Trombone section leader. Honor Band. Anne Hudotna: Honon Chorale, Supper Theatre. Variety Show, HeUo Dolly . Elaine Inouve: CSF. Honor RoU. Wbo ' a Who. Soci- ety of Diet. American HIgb Scbool Studenta. Var- alty Tennla Team, Band, AFS. Ben Jaramlllo: Froah. FootbaU. J.V. FootbalL Michael Johnaon: Marching Band. Jazz Band. Brent Junker: Vice Prealdent AFS. Honor RoU. Brenda Keebauoh: Senior Claaa Treaaurer. CSF Life Member. AFS, Wreatlerette, Honor RoU. Bank of America Cer. Steve Kerrtck: Boya ' Forum Prealdent. Key Club Vice Prea.. AFS. Periect Cltlzenahlp. Cltlzenahlp Comm. Kurt Kbacberian: Vanity Soccer. Varsity Water- polo. Vanity Tennla. Susie KIddoo: Hello Dolly . No. No. Nanette . George Washington Slept Here . Miracle Worker . Supper Theatre. Kandl Kinney: Honor Roll. AFS. Glria ' League. Robert Kline: Band, Honor RoU. J.V. Track. MarvLtndero: Pep Squad, Home ofRepm. Art Club. GIrle ' League. JeanUer Levva: Vanity SoHball. Softball Team Captain, Vanity Baaketball, Supper Theatre, CAA. EUa Uamaa: J.V. Track, Glrla ' League. MECHA, J.V. Field Hockey. Honor KoU. Alexandra Lopez: Band. Freabman Secretary, Soph- omore Secretary, Junior Clan Prealdent, CSF Prealdent, CSF, Wbo ' a Wbo, Honor RoU, Society of DM. American High School Studenta, Troop- en, Supper Theatre. ChrlaUne Lopez: Marching Band, Honor Roll, Wind Enaemble. Mellaaa H. Lomilev: Vanity Tennia, Who ' a Wbo, Society of DM. American High School Studenta, Pepper Bough. Crlmaon and Gold, Quill and Scroll, CSF. Honor Roll, Key Club. J.V. Badmin- ton, J.V. Track, J.V. BaaketbaU. Naomi Lopez: MECHA. Honor Roll. Student Coun- cil. CIndv Lumpklna: AFS Participant to Chile, QuIU and Scroll, Pepper Bough, J.V. Field Hockey. Honor RoU. Maria Luna: Marching Band, Honor Roll, Concert Band, Freabman Claaa Council, Senior Claaa Council, MECHA Prealdent. Giria ' League. Richard Luna: Honors Choral. Chamber SIngen. Supper Theatre. Variety Show. Hello Dolly Man Of La Mancha . No. No. Nannette . Wiz- ard of Oz . Troopen. Wbo ' a Wbo Mualc. Out- ataadtag Tenor. Crlmaon and Gold, Band. Joanne Mahle: GIrU BaaketbaU, FFA. Honor RoU. Wendy Mauaken Froab. and J.V. Cheerleader, Var- alty Songleader, Swimming, Track, Football Prlo- ceaa. Honor Roll, Pep Commlmaloner, Pep Club, GIrIa ' League, Supper Theatre. Raymond Maclaa: Vanity BaaebaU. Joaeob Maraball: Honor RoU, Wbo ' a Wbo. Lorraine Mar tinez: GIrIa ' League. Honor RoU Kelly McDonald: Honor RoU. Tina McKlttley: Flag Carrier. FFA. Honon Choral. Supper Theatre. Houae of Repa. Man of La Man- cha . Todd McMeaaa: Band. Band Quartermaater. Jazz Band. Wind Enaemble. Jazz Achievement Award. HeUo DoUy . No. No. Nanette . Honor RoU, Badminton. Eameralda Mendoza: Joumallam, QuIU and Scroll. GIrIa Athletic Comm.. Vanity Tennia, Vanity BaaketbaU. Wreatllog Queen. Student of the month. MECHA Vice President. Rhonda Milam: Chamber SIngen. Honon Chorale. Variety Show. Supper Theatre. Outatanding So- prano. Who ' a Wbo Mualc. Hello DoUy . Wizard of Oz , Chamber SIngen HIatorlan, Sec, and Publicity chairman, NSADA, Troupen. Gene Milne: Vanity Wreatllng. MIrcle Worker , No, No, Nanette , George Waahlngton Slept Here . SherrI Mitchell: Field Hockey, Track. Houae of Repa.. Color-Guard. Honor Roll. Kenneth Morning: J.V. Wreatllng. J.V. Track. MIcheUe Mott: Honon Chorale. John Neal: Vanity Soccer. Ulllan Nearete: SoftbaU. Ray NIevea: Vanity Badminton. MECHA. Letter- mana Club. Freahmen Claaa Council. Sophomore Claaa CouncU. Junior Claaa CouncU. Janice Norria: GIrIa ' League. Supper Theatre. Arthur Padllla: Marching Band. Wind Enaemble. Patricia Parkea: Vanity BaaketbaU. Captain Varal- ty BaaketbaU. Varsity Swimming. Vanity Water- polo. GIrIa ' League. Vanity Swimming. Tim Paularud: Vanity Track. J.V. Football. Honor RoU. Catherine Perez: Vanity Songleader. Footbatt Homecoming Princeaa. On-Slte CouncU, Publica- tions, Stage Craft, House of Repa, Honor Roll, Supper Theatre, Sophomore Claaa Vice Preal- dent, J.V. Cheerleader, Marching Band. Concert Band. Wizard of Oz . Tony Perez: Vanity Soccer. J.V. FootbaU. Jon Preclado: Vanity BaaketbaU. Varsity Track. Vanity Volleyball. Vanity Badminton. J.V. Baae- baU. J.V. BaaketbaU. Marching Band. Wind En- aemble, Jazz Band. Man of La Mancha , George Waahlngton Slept Here , Troupen, Honor Roll, Homecoming King, AU League VoUeybaU. Stefanle Prieto: Jr. Claaa Council, Wrestlerette, MECHA, Girl ' s League. Tom Oulroz: Vanity Football. Varalty Wrestling. Roaanne Ramoa: Honor RoU. Jeff Rankin: Sen ior Class President. Vanity Foot- baU. Vanity Tennis. Vanity Track. Honor RoU. Karen Ray: National Agriculture A ward. Honor RoU. Bert Rodriguez: Honor RoU. Gary Rodriguez: Honor Roll. J.V. FootbaU. Eric Roaen: Varalty FootbaU. Vanity Track. Mike Roaaano: Vanity BaaebaU. Cbarlea Rusk: Production Manager. Suaan Ochoa: Honor RoU. Cbriatlne Omelas: Honor RoU. Michael Sacha: Editor Crimean and Gold (Year- book). California Boy ' s State Rep.. Key Club Prealdent. Lieutenant Governor Key Club, CSF, Chairman Deaegregatlon and Integration Comm., Bank of America Plaque Winner (Fine Arte), Pep- per Bough Head Photographer, Asst. Editor Crim- son and Gold, Four Year Crimson and Gold Staff, Boy ' s Forum, Flnt Place Voice of Democracy Speech Conteat, Who ' s Who. Who ' s Wbo Joumal- lam. Student of the Month (October). Honor Roll. NSADA. Periect Citizenship, Key Club, Photo Editor Crimson and Gold. QuIU and ScroU Co- Prealdent. QuUl and Scroll. IJ EA Second Place Photo Conteat. J.V. Wrestling. Fourth Place Klwanla Speech Contest, Flnt Place IJEA Photo Conteat, CBL Outstanding Senior. Alex Salazar: Varalty Baseball, J.V. FootbaU. Ranlro Saldana: Vanity FootbaU, J.V. BaaketbaU. Patty Santiago: Sophomore Claaa Treaaurer. Junior Class Treaaurer, Cross Country Queen, Honor RoU. Maly San CSF. Treaea ScblarettI: Key Club, MECHA, Chamber SIngen, Honon Chorale, CSF, Who ' a Who. Honor Roll. CO-Prealdent Mark Teddy Bear Fan Club. Key Club Sec. Pam Schlelke: GIrIa ' League. J.V. Badminton. Marcv Shambaugh: Band. J.V. Cheerleader, Letter Carrier, Honor Roll, Man of La Mancha , MIrcle Worker , Variety Show. No. No Nanette . George Washington Slept Here . Troupers, Chamber SIngen. ICC President, Wizard of Oz , Who ' s Wbo, NSADA, Scorekeeper Boy ' s Baaket- baU. PbUlo Shocklee: Varalty FootbaU, J.V. Wreatllng, FFA. Joe Snyder: Froah FootbaU, Sapper Theatre. Vivien SoSa: Varsity Track. Key Club. Art Club. Honor Roll. Who ' s Who. Connie SoSo: J.V. Tennis. J.V. Badminton. CSF. Vanity Football, FootbaU Homecoming Queen, Pepper Bough. David Soto: MECHA. FootbaU. Pamela Sato: Honon Chorale. Chamber Slagera, Choir Sec, Choir Vice Prea.. Troupers, Who ' a Who Mualc Hello DoUy . Man of U Mancha , No. No. Nanette . Wizard of Oz . Rodney Spencer: Soccer. Lettermans Club. Deborah Summon: Ari Club. Key Club President. Badminton, Who ' s Who. Society of DM. Ameri- can High School Students, Mark Teddy Bear Beltran Fan Club. Key Club. Deanoa Swlck: Honor Roll. Flag Carrier, Art Club. Eleanor TafoUa: Track, Freabman Oaaa Treaa.. Houae of Repa.. ASB Vice Prealdent, Softball. Winter BaU Junior Princeaa. Who ' s Who. Richard TafoUa: Vanity BaaketbaU. Varsity Tennia, AU League Tennia. Cathy Tblen: Honor Roll. Parent Advlaory Comm. Pemni Troxel: Band. Honor RoU. Girls ' League. FBLA. Pamela Trultt: Who ' s Who. Vanity Waterpolo. Wa- terpolo Queen, Vanity Swimming. Honor RoU. Steve Vrrea: Baseball. Stagecraft. Cathie Vaaauez: Junior Claaa Vice Prealdent. Bad- minton. - ■ Vega: Honor RoU. CSF. Supper Theatre. Sta- gecraft. Kurt Voaa: Prealdent FFA. Cltrua Section Prealdent FFA. Southern Region President FFA. Election Commlaaloner. Pepper Bough Ad Manager. Santa Fe Merrit of Achievement. Voice of Democracy Speech Conteat Winner. Student of the Month. Mark Warpness: Vanity Track. Honor RoU. Leo Wataon: Varsity FootbaU. Vanity Track. Vani- ty Soccer. Dawn Wbltaker. Basketball. Varalty Track. Glrla ' League. Kevin Wbltaker: Vanity Waterpolo. Varsity Swlm- mlng. Vanity Soccer, AU League Soccer. Varsity Track. J.V. Tennia. Lettermans Club. Heather WoodhaU: Chamber SIngen. Wizard of Oz . Supper Theatre. Art Club. Chamber Singer Princeaa. PhUlln Woss: Vanity Wreatllng. J.V. Wreatllng. Vlnce Yzagulrre: Varsity Tennia. Sophomore Claaa Prealdent. Gary Zendelaa: Wrestling. Honor RoU. Student Council Rep. Veronica Zendelaa: Freabman Claaa Prealdent. Var- alty Softball. J.V. Volleyball. JV. Waterglrl. GAA. Wbo ' a Who. Society of DM. American High School Studenta. Honor Roll. Junior Honor Guard, CSF. General Index Avila. Bruce (Jr); 14S A Vila. Monlque (So): 160 A Vila. Sandra (Fr): 172 Ayata. Dolores (Sr); 13 Abrll. Ernesto (Fr): 172 Abril. Odie (Sot: 160 Acevedo. Brenda (Jr): 87. 149 Acevedo. Kathy (So): 160 Aceves. Jeannte (So): 160 Acosta. Edward (Jr): 106. 81 Acosta. Karyn (Sr): 12 Acosta. Kathryn (Sr): 12. 38. 68. 69 Acosta. Larry (So): 172 Acueto. Kathy (Fr): 172 Acueto. Manuel (So): 160 Adams. Jonathan (Jr): 105, 148 Adams. Michelle (Sr): 12. 96 Adams. Shannon (Fr): 72 Agullar. Sylvia (Sr): 12 Aguilar. Vivian (Sr): 12 Ahlerlch. Betty (Jr): 148 Alanls. Valerie (So): 160 Alaniz. Theresa (So): 69. 160 Alcantar. Rita (Fr): 68. 87. 172 Aldama. Coriana (Sr): 12 Aldrete. Susan (Jr): 148 Almada. David (So): 160 Almendarez. Jerry (So); 80. 160 Alva. Jimmy (Jr): 148 Alvarado. Monica (Fr): 172 Alverado. Roberto (Fr): 172 Alvarez. Nellie (Jr): 148 Amador. Cynthia (Sr)l 12 Amador. Dolores (Fr): 172 Amador. Gloria (Jr): 148 Ammons. Chris (Jr): 77. 76. 92.93. 148 Andon. Sara (Sr): 12. 40. 56. 57. 105. 119. 142. 209. 211. 218. 219. Andrak. Dawnie (So): 99. 160 Andrews. Raymond (Jr): 148 Agguiano. Patricia (So): 160 Aponte. Xavler (Jr): 65. 148 Araiza. Joe (So): 65. 160 Aranda. Valerie (Sr): 12. 107. 109 Archibald. Blake (Jr): 148 Archuleta. Eddie (Jr): 63. 81. 148 Archuleta. Tom (Sr): 12. 81. 82, 83 Arellano. Ernesto (Fr): 172 Arellano. Jose (So): 160 Arellano. Richard (So): 65. 160 Arizaga. Debbie (Jr): 148 Armllage. Peter (Sr): 12 Armstrong. Michael (So): 160 Arroyo. Genoveva (Sr): 12 Ashley. Janelle (So): 119. 141. 160 Assenberg. Heather (So): 65, 160 Atilano. Michael (Jr): 148 Avila. Andrew (So): 65 Babbit. Steve (Jr): 148 Babinskl. Jennifer: 148. 96 Baeza. Joseph (Jr): 80 Baezz. Kimmie Kay (Fr): 87 Baeza. Mario (So): 105. 106. 166 Bagget. Thomas (Sr): 13 Bailes. Shelia (So): 160 Balnum. Christopher (So): 160 Baker. Beverly (So): 160 Baker. Michelle (Sr): 13 Baker. Yvette (Sr): 13. 94. 120 Baldwin. Kris (Jr): 119. 148 Baldwin. Allen (Fr): 65 Barnette. Diane (Sr): 13. 96 Barnelt. Randall (So): 160 Barrad. Natalie (Jr): 69. 148. 96 Barrera. Diane (Fr): 172 Barrera. Gina (So): 76. 80. 103. 109. 160 Barrera. Joan (Sr): 13 Barrera. Laura (Fr): 172 Barios. Raul Edward (Sr): 13 Barron. Elizabeth (Jr): 86. 96. 148 Barron. Gilbert (So): 76. 84 BarteL Becky (So): 37. 160 Barton. Donald (Jr): 148 Batyi. David M. (Jr): 148 Bauersfeld. Joan (So): 160 Baumann. Kim (Sr): 13. 120, 124. 125. 218 Beach. Steven (So): 106. 160 Baerse, William (So): 131, 161 Becerra. Lisa Marie (So); 131, 161 Becerra. Richard (So-: 131. 161 Bejarano. Victor (Sr); 13 Beltran. Mark (Sr); 13, 105, 209, 218 Beltran, Ron (Fr): 172 Berkebile. Stephan Eugene (Sr): 13 Berkland. Ruth Avis (Fr): 172 Berryman. Steven (Sr): 36. 63. 137 Berver. Joe (So); 131. 161 Bigelow, Sherry (So); 131, 161 Black welL Rex (Jr) 63, 64, 81 Blazejewski, Pal (Jr); 148 Blinkensop, Laura (Sr); 14, 107 Bloomer, Sherry (Jr); 99. 114 Blum. David Todd (Jr); 73, 148 Borrielll, Guy (Jr); 148, 149 Botello. Phillip (Jr): 148. 149 Bowler. Dalauna (Fr): 85 Bowler. Steve (Sr); 14 Bowman. Blaine (Sr): 14 Bradshaw. Bruce (So): 106 Bradshaw. Paul (Jr): 95. 148. 149 Brecht. Paul (Fr): 172 Bree. Cal (Sr): 14. 95 Bree. Kurt (Fr); 80. 172 Brewster. Michael (Fr); 172 Bright. Mark (Jr): 148. 149 Brinker, Heidi (Fr): 94, 95 Brown, Kelli (Sr): 14 Brunelle, Mike (So): 131. 161 Bryant. Lisa (So); 131. 161 Bryant. Ted (Sr); 14 Buenrostro. Edmund (So): 91. 133. 161. 166 Burden. Jana (So): 131. 161 Burden. Marc (Jr): 76, 92, 93. 148. 149 Burgoz. Vivan (Jr); 149 Burk. Michelle (Fr): 172 Burnett. Daniel (Sr): 14 Burrell. Gene (So): 131, 161 Burton. Charles Erik (So); 172 Bustamante. Anna (Sr); 14, 99. 120. 126 Bustamante. Elizabeth (So): 86. 131. 161. 168 Bustamante, Ricardo Jr. (So): 131. 161, 165 Bustamante, Jennie (Fr); 69. 112 Bustamante. Victoria (So); 68. 69. 86. 131. 161 Bustillos. Priscella (Fr): 172 Buthman. Roxanne (Sr); 14 Butler. Trad (Sr): 14 Butterfield. Danny (Jr); 172 Calderilla. Albert (Fr); 172 Calderilla. Emery (Fr); 172 Calderilla. James (Jr): 149 Calderon, Andrew (Sr): 14 Calderon. James (Fr); 1 72 Calderon. Loraine (Jr): 196 Calleros. Ron (Fr): 172 Calles. Monica (jr): 149 Callison. Bin (Jr); 149 Calllson. David Ray (So); 131. 161 Camacho, Debbie (So); 131, 161 Camarena. Cynthia (Sr); IS Camarena. Roberta (So); 131. 161 Campa. Alfanso (So); 131. 161 Campa. Veronica (Jr); 99. 149 Campbell, Steven (Sr): 15, 74. 75 Campos. Lisa (So): 131. 161 Campos. Patsy (Sr): 15 Campos. Robert (Fr): 172 Campos. Yvonne (Jr): 71, 149 Candelaria, Conrad (So): 131, 161 Candelaria. Jerry (So); 131. 161 Candelaria. Michael (Fr); 173 Canino, Richard (Jr): 63, 135, 137. 149 Card, Launa (Jr); 149 Cardenas. Luz (Sr). 15 Cardenas. Maricela (So); 131. 161 Cardenas. Ronald (Fr); 173 Carlos. Celeste (Fr): 69. 173 Carlos. Teresa (Sr); 15 Carrasco. David (So): 76. 92. 131. 162 Carrasco. Elisa (Sr); 15. 68 Carrasco. John (Jr): 149 Carrasco. Monica (Jr): 87. 119. 149 Carrasco, Paula (So): 131, 161 Carrasco, Stephanie (Jr); 149 Carreon. Anna (Sr); 1 73 Carreon, Geneva (Sr); 15 Carreon, Robert (Fr); 173 Carreon, Ruby (Jr): 149 Carreon. Vivian (So): 131. 162 Carrlere, Danny (Fr): 173 Carriere, Renee (Sr): 15. 75, 84, 85 Carriere, Tommy (Jr); 65. 149 Carter, Pamela (Fr); 112 Carter. Randan (Fr); 75 Carvalho. Jol (Jr): 68. 69, 86. 96. 149 Casey. Cindy (Sr): 15. 209 Casillas, Lois (So); 131. 161 Casillas. Vickie (So); 131. 161 Castillo. Patrick (Fr); 173 Castillo. Stephanie (Fr): 173 Castorena, Cecelia (Jr); 84, 149 Castorena. Frank (Sr); 63. 91 Castro. David (So); 162 Castro. Loretta (Sr); 15 Castro. Maria (Fr); 173 Castro. Michael (So): 162 Ceballos. Deborah (Fr): 173 Ceballos. Randy (Sr): 15 Cervantes, Juan (So): 162 Cervantez, Benny (So); 162 Cervantez. Phillip (Jr): 149 Chacon. Zelda (Jr): 149 Champeau. David (So): 162 Chavez. Adrlenne (Fr): 172 Chavez. Celia (Jr): 150 Chavez. Charlie (Jr): 150 Chavez. Enrique (So): 162 Chavez. Jesus (So): 162 Chavez. Julie (Jr): 118. 119. 150 Chavez. Kenny (Sr); 15. 65. 106. 109. 118, 120, 125, 210 Chavez. Leticia (So): 162 Chavez. Marcl (Fr); 87 Chavez. Maryann (Fr); 69. 173 Chavez, Mitchell ( (So): 88, 162 Chavez, Nick (Jr): 150 Chavez, Troy (Sr): 208 Chavez, Yvette (Fr): 173 Cisneros, Ernest (Fr): 65, 173 Clark, Jay (Sr): 15 Claydon, Danna (So): 162 Clendening, Kellye (Fr): 58 Coburn. Barbie (So): 141. 162 Cochran. Wanda (Jr): 150 Colarossi, Anthony (Sr): 105 Colclasure, Ginny (Jr): 62. ISO Colunga, Arthur (Sr): 15 Colunga, Deanna (Jr); 40. ISO Colunga. Jenny (Jr): 95. ISO Colunga. Kenny (Jr); 80. 150 Colunga. Larence (Fr): 36 Colunga. PhlNp (Fr): 173 Colunga. Ralph (So): 79. 162 Colunga. Richard (Jr); 93 Compton. Debbie (Sr); 16 Conruy, Michael (So): 162 Contoya, Eva Marie (Sr): 16 Conioya, Joseph (So): 162 Contreras, Arthur (Sr); 16 Contreras, Carols (So): 162 Contreras. Lisa (Fr); 106 Cook. Hong (So); 76. 92. 162 Cook. Leesa (Sr); 16 Cook. Melanle (So): 57. 162 Cooley. Laura (Sr); 16 Cooley. Tammi (Jr): 114 Cooper, Shelley (Sr): 16 Cordero, Arthur (So): 80, 91 Cordero. Joe (Sr): 63 Cordova. Manuel (So); 162 Cornejo. Lisa (Sr): 16. 86. 103 Cortez, Katherine (So): 86, 162 Cortez, Felix (Jr); 92, 150 Cortez, Lawrence (Jr): 150 Cortez, Plassido (Sr): 16 Cox. Christine (Jr): 137 Craig, Teresa (Sr); 16 Crawford, Elissa (Fr): 173 Creason, Carrie (So): 162 Crevling. Craig (Sr): 16. 74 Crowe. Debbie (Fr): 76 Crowe. Dennis (Sr); 16, 63, 77 Cruz. Lucia (So); 162 Cruz. Maria (Jr): 150 Cuellar. Andy (Fr): 173 Cuellar. Dennis (Sr): 16 Daul. Troy (So): 92: 162 Davis. Delwin (Jr): 103. ISO Davis. Janene (So): 162 214 De ant onto, Dana (So): 162 De cacas. Lisa (Jr): ISO De-Goede, Daniel (Fr): 92 De-Groote. Audra (So): 162 De-la-cruz, Michael (Sr): 17 De-la-cruz. Pete (Sr): 17 De-la-hoiia. Arlene (So): 69. 169 De-la-o. Barbara (So): 162 De-la -o. Shirley (Sr): 17 De-la-rosa. Irene (So): 163 De-la-rosa, Reglna (Sr): 150 De-la-rosa. Ronnie (Fr): 106. 173 De-la-rosa. Ronnie (Sr): 17 De-la-rosa. Yvonne (So): 163 De-leon. Denlse (Fr): 173 De-leon. Ramon (So): 65, 163 De-roul. Darrin (Jr): 76. 92. 150 De-roul. James (So); 106. 163 Dean. Michael (Sr): 17 Delgadlllo. Jeanetle (Jr): 150 Delgado. Frank (Sr): 17 Delgado. Joanna (Sr): 17 Delgado. Kenneth (Sr): 17 Delgado. Lori (So): 163 Delgado. Robert (Fr): 165 Delgado. Stephanie (Sr): 17 Demers. Jeff (So): 105. 163 Detweller. Robbie (Jr): 76. 150 Deves. Katherlne (Jr): ISO Dial. Anthoni (So): 163 Diaz. Christina (Fr): 173 Diaz. Gaspar (Jr): 65. 115 Diaz. Robert (Jr): 63. 81. 150 Deltz. Eric (Jr): ISO DIetz. Kelly (So): 163 Dirlon. TonI (So): 163 Dodson. Lisa (Jr(: 150 Dodson. Sandy (So): 67. 163 Domlnguez. Alfred (Sr): 1 7 Dominguez. Richard (Sr); 17 Donegan. Wallace (Sr): 17 Dorse. Pam (Sr): 17 Dougharly. Kathleen (So): 57. 103. 104. 133. 163. 57 Doyle. Renny (So); 65. 106. 163 Du-biel. Mike (Sr): 80. 84 Duarte. Elizabeth (Sr). 17 Duarte. Ernest (Fr); 65 Dube. Mark (So); 163 Dube. Matt (So): 163 Duke. Chris (So); 163 Duke. Daniel (Sr); 18 Duke. Julie (So): 163 Dumont. Steven (Fr): 173 Duran. Denlse (So): 163 Duran. Robert (Sr): 18. 81 Duran. Troy (Fr): 106 Duron. Benjamin (Fr): 65. 173 Duran. Ernest (So): 65. 163 B Edmundson. Lisa (Jr); 151 Eftlm. Thomas (Jr): 151 Ele. Anita (Fr): 85. 173 Elsomore. Doug (Sr): 18. 66. 120 Emaml. Rita (Jr): 185. 151 Encinas. Rogello (Jr): 51. 76. 77. 92. 93 Epps. Daria (Sr): 18. 85 Esparza. Irene (Sr); 18 Espinosa, Theresa (Jr): 113. 119. 151 Espinoza. Barbra (Jr)l 151 Esplnoza. Monica (Fr); 173 Espinoza. Sandra (Sr): 18 Esqulbel. Rita (Fr): 173 Esqulvls. Santiago (Sr): 80 Estrada. Corrlne (Jr); 151 Estrada. Edward (Fr); 65 Estrada. Nadlne (Jr): 157 Evans. James (Fr); 173 Evans. Lesly (So): 163 Evans. LLoyd (Fr); 174 Evans. Lorona (So): 163 Evans. Sheila (Sr): 18 Everette. GIna (Fr); 174 Fuller. Tiffany (Fr): 174 (17 Eddy. Paula (Sr); 18 B Fagin. Mitzi (Jr); 151 Fair. Dennis (So): 76, 92. 163 Fankhouser. Trent (Jr); ISl Farnum. Daniel (Fr): 88 Farnum. David (Fr): 58 Farson. Pam (So) 67. 163 Favela. Mary Ann (So): 163 Favela. Santos (Fr): 174 Fay. Steven (Fr): 65. 164 Felix. Albert (Sr): 18. S2. 63. 81 Felter. Andrea (Jr); 151 Fernandez. Pilar (So): 163 Fero. Marilyn (Jr): 71. 151 Ferre. Julie (Jr): 70. 71. 96. 105. 151 Ferrerl. Sherry (Jr): 151 FIguero. Laura (So): 163 Findllng. Terry (Fr): 95 Fisher. Darrell (So): 56. 164 Fisher. David (Sr): 13. 38. 57. 120. 124. 12S FIsk. Sandy (So): 103. 164 Flemmlng. Kristin (Fr); 174 Flemming. Shawn (So); 164 Fletcher. Ronda (Jr): 68. 69. 94. 151 Flores. Franslsco (Fr): 174 Flores. Jaqueline (Fr): 69 Flores. Roberta (Jr); 151 Flores. Zorina (Fr): 90. 174 Flynn. Marvin (So): 164 Fortune. Mark (Jr): 106 Forthun. Frank (Fr): 106 Foster. Pat (So); 164 Franco, Franclne (Jr); 151 Franco. Joanne (So); 164 Franco. Linda (So): 164 Frausto. Johnny (So): 164 Freeman. Ron (Jr); 106 Frost. Brian (So): 164 Gage. Don (Jr): 151. 63 Glatan. Daniel (Sr): 18 Galindo. Debbie (Fr); 174 Gallndo. Rodney (So): 164 Gallardo. Alfred (Fr): 174 Gallardo. Hope (Fr); 174 Galvan. Becky (So): 164 Garcia. David (So); 164 Garcia. Donna (Fr): 174 Garcia. Rudy (Fr); 65 Gardner. Christine (So): 164 Gardner. Jana (Fr): 174 Gardner. Ward (Jr): 151 Garduno. Gina (Jr); 51. 151 Garrett. Ray (So); 103 Gasswint. Alan (Sr); 18 Goins. Donald (Fr): 65 Gomez. Arlene (Jr): 151 Gomez. Diana (Fr); 174 Gomez. Helen (So): 164 Gomez, Mario (Fr): 174 Gomez. Michelle (So): 65 Gomez. Sonia (So): 164 Gomez. Sophua (So); 166 Gomez. Terry (Sr); 19. 19. 68. 69. 96. 209 Gonzales. Daniel (Fr); 86, 174 Gonzales, David (So); 164 Gonzales, Esther (So): 164 Gonzales, James (So): 164 Gonzales, Jess (So): 164 Gonzales, Laura (Jr): 151 Gonzales, Marinao (Jr); 151 Gonzales. Mary (Sr): 19 Gonzales. Sandra (Fr): 174 Gonzales. Virginia (Jr); 152 Gonzales. Angela (So); 164 Grable. Robert (So): 164 Granado. Estella (So): 69. 165 Granado. Rosa (Sr); 19 Granillo. Ralph (So): 165 Granlllo. Victoria (Sr); 19 Grant. Franclna (Fr); 58. 107 Green. Christopher (Fr): 65 Green. Holly (Jr); 152 Greenfield. Dawn (Fr): 58 Greenfield. KImberlee (Fr): 58 Gregory. Shawna (Sr); 19 Gregory. Tracy (Jr): 67. 152 Gride r. Phil (Sr); 19. 63. 105, 120 Griffiths. Maryann (Sr); 19. 106. 138 Grosslch. Darrin (Jr); 62. 152 Guerrero. Albert (Jr): 152 Guerrero. Jamie (Sr): 19 Guerrero. Jesus (Jr): 152 Guerrero. Vincent (Jr); 152 Guerrero. Yvonne (Sr): 19, 127 Gulndon. David (Jr); 152 Gutierrez, Anthony (Jr); 1-3, 104, 152 Gutierrez, Esperanza (Sr); 165 Gutierrez, Hector (Jr)l 152 Gutierrez, Johnny (Jr): 152 Gutierrez. Joseph (Fr): 106 Gutierrez, Lydia (Sr): 19, 105, 130, 209 Gutierrez, Rodollo (F r): 174 Gutierrez, Rosendo (Fr): 174 Gutierrez, Sylvia (So): 165 Gutierrez, Teresa (Sr): 19. 71. 75 B Haberbush. Jay (Sr): 19 Hall. Valerie (Sr): 19. 118. 125. 137 Hammer. Brett (So): 165 Hammer. Chris (Sr): 109 Hamryzak. Debra (Sr); 19 Harbison. Paul (So); 165 Hardison. Kelly (Fr); 65 Hardison. Kevin (St 1; 20. 63. 74 Harkey. Doug (Jr): 133 Harris. Blllle Jo (Fr); 174 Harshman. Kenny (Fr); 65 Hassard. Tammy (Jr): 71. 75. 152 Hatch. Christine (Fr): 67, 87 Heacock. Fred (So); 106 Hedborg. Petra (Sr); 20, 71. 84. 99. 107 Helnson. Terry (Jr); 71. 152 Heredla. Sylvia (So): 165 Hernandez. Alice (Fr): 174 Hernandez, Cecelia (Jr); 56, 57, 152 Hernandez, Diana (Sr); 20. 70. 71. 75 Hernandez. Fellclon (Jr); 152 Hernandez. Frank (Fr); 174 Hernandez. Gerard (Sr): 20, 41. 45. 46. 56. 57 Hernandez. Gilbert (Jr): 88. 89. 152 Hernandez. Herlinda (Jr); 152 Hernandez. Imelda (Fr); 174 Hernandez. Javier (Jr): 152 Hernandez. Martha (Jr); 152 Hernandez. Moises (Fr); 59 Hernandez. Raquel (So): 165 Hernandez. Rene (So); 87. 165 Hernandez. Silvia (Jr): 152 Hernandez. Teresa (So); 165 Hernandez. Valente (Sr): 20. 63 Hernandez. Veronica (Jr): 152 Heston. Jean (Jr); 152 Higglns. Mark (Sr): 20. 51. 157 Hodges. Erin (Sr); 20. 105, 107, 108, 218 Hodges. Joanna (So): 106. 165 Hornung. Monte (So): 95. 165 Housley. Kenneth (Jr): 63. 81. 82. 153 Housley. Richard (Fr): 65. 75 Hoy. Peggy (Jr)l 63. 85. 112. 153 Hubbs. Paula (So): 10. 165 Hubl. Peter (Sr); 12. 20 Hudglns. Anne (Sr); 12. 20 Hudglns. Catherine (Fr): 9. 58 Huerta. Angustlne (Sr); 12. 20 Huerta. Julia (So); 165 Herla. Sandra (Fr): 175 Huffman. Kellee (Jr): 153 Hughes. Alan (Jr); 153 Hughes. Tokl (Fr): 58. 175 Humphers. Stefany (Jr): 153 Hunt. Lynette (Jr): 153 Ibarra. Patricia (Sr); 20 Inouye. Elaine (Sr): 20 Irby. Michael (Jr); 153 Ivy. Christina (So): 165 B Jacobo. Denlse (Fr): 175 Jacobs. Sherri (Fr); 68. 87, 175 Jacome. Pablo (Fr): 175 Jaquish. Bill (So): 63 Jaramlllo. Ben (Sr): 20 Jimenez. Jacque (So): 112, 119, 165 Jimenez. Rebecca (So): 96. 165 Johnson. Brian (So): 80. 95. 165 Johnson. Deborah (Jr): 80. 94 Johnson. Diana (Fr); 175 Johnson. Michael (Sr): 21 Johnson. Peggy (So): 114. 165 Jones. Sherri (Jr); 56. 57. 130. 141 Jordan. Alliene (So); 165 Jordan. Dwayne (Sr): 21 Juarez. Medardo (Fr): 59 Junker. Brent (Sr); 21. 107 B Karger. Robin (Jr): 94. 153 Keebaugh, Brenda (Sr); 21, 105, 107, 209 Keelin, Wesley (Jr); 153 Kemball, Kimberly (Jr); 153 Kerley, Danny (So): 165 Kerrlck. Steven (Sr); 21, 107, 108, 137, 180. 219 215 Kidder. Frtnk (Sr): 21 KIddoo. Sutan (Sr): 21. 106 Kim. Susan (So): 165 KInnry. Kandl (Sr): 21 KIrbv. Christopher (Sr): 21 KIrby. Kevin (So): 115. 165 KIrby. Michael (Fr): 65. J 75 Knulion. KImberly (So): 90. 166 Kofmel. Slaci (Jr): 153 Kumpher. Chris (So): 82. 88. 89. 166 Kuri. Steven (Jr): 153 n La-Halse. Craig (So): 166 Lamadrid. Anthony (Fr): 175 Landero. Frank (Fr): 175 Landero. Mary (Sr): 22. 118. 119 Layer. Michael (Jr): 153 Lee. Cher rise (Fr): 112 Lemos. John (Jr): 114, 153 Leon. Joe (Fr): 175 Leon. Lisa (Fr): 175 Leyva. Jrnnifer (Sr): 22. 86 Lemon. Deborah (Jr): 153 Lindahl. Cindy (So): 119 LIndberg. Lisa (Jr): 58. 153 Lindsey. Curt (So): 88. 89. 166 Lindsey. Hallie (Jr): 153 Lipinski. Alan (Jr): 76. 153 Lizarde. Jess (So): 166 Lizarde. Joe (So): 166 LLamas. Elda (Sr): 22 Lobalo. Kim (Jr): 153 Lobato. Teddy (Jr): 154 Lochard. Patrick (So): 166 Loera. Patrick (So): 166 Loera. Paul (So): 166 Lo fer. Elizabeth (Sr): 208 Longley, Marcie (Fr): 71. 85 Longley. Melissa (Sr): 22. 71. 85. 103. 120. 125 Lopez. Abel (Fr): 175 Lopez. Alexandra (Sr): 22. 105 Lopez. Anthony (So): 166 Lopez. Christine (Sr): 22 Lopez. Cindy (Jr): 65. 154 Lopez. Cynthia (So): 65. 96. 165 Lopez. Edward (Jr): 154 Lopez. Juan (Fr): 175 Lopez. Linda (Fr): 69. 87. 175 Lopez. Luis (Jr): 154 Lopez. Mark (Jr): 154 Lopez. Melissa (Fr): 71. 85. 112 Lopez. Naomi (Sr): 22 Lopez. Nick (Sr): 22 Lujan. Karen (Fr): 175 Luna. Anna Maria (Sr): 22 Luna. Beten (So): 165 Luna. Benilda (Jr): 63, 112. 154 Luna, Grace (Sr): 22 Luna. Jerry (Jr): 57. 154 Luna. Juan (Jr): 154 Luna. Kim (Jr): 154 Lnpuna. Luis (Fr): 175 Luna. Patricia (So): 165 Luna. Richard (Sr): 22. 56. 57. 103. 135 Mac Dougal. Dan (So): 165 Macarro. Caroline (Jr): 118. 154 Macarro. Paul (Fr): 175 Macias. Dora (Sr): 22 Macias. R Juan (Fr): 59 Madrigal. Don (Jr): 106. 154 Madsen. Ken (Fr): 65. 1 75 Maerki. Neal (Jr): 154 Mahle. Joanne (Sr): 22 Maniord. Julie (Sr): 12, 130, 142 Mansfield, Christine (Jr): 84. 85. 154 Mansker. Wendy (Sr): 23. 36. 38. 118. 120. 137 March. Lisa (Sr): 23 Markie. Tamara (So): 166 Marlott, Duane (Fr): 65. 95 Marquez. Rae (So): 166 Marque z. Ray (So): 166 Marshall Joseph (Sr): 23 Marshall Lawrence (Sr): 208 Martin. Adam (Jr): 154 Martinez. Angel (Sr): 23 Martinez. Antoinette (Jr): 154 Martinez. Barbara (So): 166 Martinez. Debbie (So): 166 Martinez, Eddie (Jfr): 102. 103. 120. 125. 135 Martinez. Estella (So): 94. 95. 166 Martinez. John (So): 166 Martinez. Lorraine (Sr): 23 Martinez. Maria (So): 167 Martinez. Patricia (Fr): 175 Martinez. Paul (Sr): 23 Martinez. Roberto (Sr): 23 Martinez. Steve (So): 167 Martus. James (Sr): 23 Marvin, Kristi (So): 119 Marxer, Karen (Jr): 71, 84. 85, 154 Massey. John (Sr): 23 Matchett. Cynthia (So): 167 Mathis. Tammy (Jr): 106 Mattox. Katerine (Sr): 23 McClellan. Wendy (Sr): 23 McDonald. Kelley (Sr): 23 McKinley. Tina (Sr): 23. 114 McLachlan. Frank (So): 167 McLacblan. Melony (Jr): 154 McMeans. Todd (Sr): 24. 84 McMillan. Rodney (So): 65. 165 McMillan. Laurel (Jr): 71. 81. 154 Mechem. Lisa (Sr): 24 Medico, Christina (So): 99, 167 Medina. John (Jr): 154 Melendrez. Denlse (Sr): 24 Mendoza. Angel (Jr): 65. 88. 89. 154 Menodza, Delfino (Sr): 63. 120 Menodza. Esmeralda (Sr); 24. 70. 71. 120. 218 Mendoza. Frances (So): 167 Mendoza. Marcie (So): 84, 85. 167 Merrell John (Sr): 24 Merrick. Laurl (So): 167 Merrick. Tom (Sr): 24 Messenger, Michelle (So): 167 Milam. Rhonda (Sr): 24. 50. 56. 57 Miller. Lorl (Jr): 154 Miller. Robyne (Sr): 24 Miller. Sherry (Fr): 1 75 Millie an. Bryan (Jr): 154 Millmore. Cynthia (So): 167 Milne. Eugene (Sr): 24 Minkler. Darin (So): 147 Misken. Brenda (Jr): 154 Misken. John (So): 167 Mitchell. SherrI (Sr): 24. 142 Mitchum. David (Sr): 63 Molina. Diane (So): 119, 167 Montagnese. Mela (Jr): 155 Montejano. Armando (So): 167 Montejano. Judy (Fr): 175 Montejano. Roberto (Jr): 155 Monies, Annette (Jr): 155 Monies. John (So): 167 Monies. Roger (So): 167 Montoya. Anthony (Sr): 208 Montoya, Daniel (Fr): 175 Montoya. David (So): 106 Moore. Kathleen (Sr): 24 Moore. Mark (Jr): 155 Moore. Terry (Sr): 24 Morales. Eric (So): 167 Moreno. Fr ankle (Jr): 155 Moreno. Ralph (So): 167 Moreno. Rose (So): 167 Morera. Odalys (Sr): 25 Morning. Kenneth (Sr): 25 Morris. Julie (Fr): 58. 67 Masher. Stephanie (Fr): 173 Molt. Michelle (Sr): 25 Moya. Chris (So): 167 Maya. GIna (Sr): 25 Moya. Robert (Jr): 155 Moyeda. Richard (Fr): 176 Mulherin. Marsha (Sr): 25 Munoz. Cecilia (Fr): 176 Munoz. Theresa (So): 167 Murakami, Christina (Jr): 155 Murphy. John (Fr); 37. 103. 176 Myers. Richie (Jr): 155 Nakada. Wayne (Jr): 65. i55 Navarro. Elizabeth (Sr): 25 Navarro. Frank (Fr): 176 Neal Dana (So): 167 Necochea. Diane (Jr): 167 Negrete. Gilbert (Jr): 155 Negrete. Jeanetle (So): 85. 168 Negrete. Lillian (Sr): 25. 87 Negrette. Colleen (Jr): 70. 71. 84. 155 Nelson. Wade (So): 168 Newhall Anthony (Jr): 130. 155 Newman. Marina (Fr); 176 Nichols. Jennifer (Sr); 25. 38. 94. 95 NIeves. Carolyn (Fr): 176 Nieves. Debra (So): 168 NIeves. Ray (Sr): 25. 84 Noriega. Steven (Fr); 176 Norrls. Janice (Sr): 25 Nottingham. Debbie (Jr): 155 O ' Neal Lilly (Sr): 26 Ochoa. Lisa (So): 68. 86. 168 Ochoa. Susan (Sr): 25 Ogden. Mike (Jr): 155 Ogden. Renee (So); 168 Ogden. Tommy (Fr): 65 Oldfield. Karia (Sr): 25 Olearo. Susan (Jr); 155 Oliva, Manuel (Sr): 25 Olivarez, Armando (Jr); 55 Olivarez, Garde (So): 168 Olivarez, Antoinette (So): 168 Ollerton. Craig (So); 168 Olmos. Felipe (So): 168 Olvera. Jimmy (Jr): 81 Ornelas. Christine (Sr): 26 Ornelas. Julie (So): 69. 168 Oretga. George (So): 168 Ortega. Ron Qr): 65 Ortega. Sandra (So): 168 Ortiz. Belinda (Sr): 26 Padilla. Arthur (Sr); 26 Padllla. Elizabeth (Jr): 155 Paez. Regina (So): 168 Palz. Alice (Fr); 176 Parks. Neil (Jr): 76 Parra. Raymond (So): 95 Parsons. Andrea (Jr): 155 Patel Rakesh (Fr); 176 Paulsrud. Tim (Sr); 126 Paxton. Susan (Jr); 155 Payan. John (So): 168 Payne. Lisa (Fr): 58 Pearman. David (Jr): 155 Pearson, Patrick (Fr): 176 Perez, Catherine (Sr); 22, 36. 118. 119 Perez. Daniel (So): 106. 168 Perez, David (Jr); 81. I5j Perez, Denlte (So): 168 Perez, Eric (Fr): 176 Perez, GIna (So): 168 Perez. Lenore (So): 168 Perez. Pam (Fr): 87 Perez. Tony (Sr): 26. 76 Phllpot. Jeff (Sr): 63. 155 Phllpot. Kenny (Fr): 176 Plourde. Jeff (Jr): 38. 155. 84 Preclado, James (So); 68, 74 Preciado. Jon (Sr): 26 Fribble. Matthew (Jr): 156 Prieto. Stefanie (Sr): 26. 112 Prieto. Trina (So): 168 Purlde. Chellle (Jr): 156. 87 Quesada. Regina (Jr): 156 Quesada, Seanna (Sr); 26 Quezada. Antonio (Fr): 176 Quintero, Joe (Fr): 176 Quint ero, Ulda Jr); 156 Quiroz. David (Fr): 176 Quiroz. Sergio (Fr); 106 Quiroz. Sherry (Sr): 26 Quiroz, Tommy (Sr): 27, 62, 63 Raibon. Regina (Jr); 71. 156 Ramirez. Annette (Fr): 69, 87, 176 Ramirez, Arthur (Sr): 27 Ramirez. Consuelo (So); 168 Ramirez. Corlne (So); 86. 168 Ramirez. Gilbert (So); 65. 168 Ramirez. Jimmy (Jr): 125. 156 Ramirez. Laura (Jr): 156 Ramirez. Laura. P. (Jr); 156 Ramirez. Maria (Fr): 176 Ramirez. Mark (So): 168 Ramirez. Martin (So): 65. 176 Ramirez, Michael (Fr): 65. 176 Ramirez. Renee (Sr): 27 Ramirez. Rosa (Jr): 156 Ramirez. Trade (Jr): 156 Ramirez. Yvonne (So): 85 Ramos. David (So): 169 Ramos. Rosanne (Sr); 27 Ramos. Rudolf (Sr): 27. 63. 120 Rankin. Jeff (Sr): 27. 63. 120 Rankin. Kelly (Jr): 71. 156 Rankin. Shelly (Jr): 156 Ray a. Laureen (Fr): 176 Read. Robert (So): 57. 76. 84. 85 Reed. Craig (Jr): 156 Reed. Michelle (Fr): 58. 176 Rellich. Deonna (So): 119. 156 Renaud. Greg (Sr): 219. 208 Rendell. Linda (So): 105. 169 Renlerla. Juan (So): 76. 169 Reyes. Lyie (Jr): 65. 169 Reynolds. Darin (Sr): 27 Reynosa. Arthur (Sr): 27 Reynosa. Fernando (Jr): 156 Reynodsa. Sandra (Jr): 56. 87. 116. 156 RIcker. Troy (So): 169 RIncon. Marlvel (So): 169 RIos. Roxanne (Fr): 176 RIos. Wendy (Fr): 176 Rivera. Jacqueline (Jr): 156 Rivera. Julie (So): 85. 169 Rivera. Mark (Jr): 156 Rivera. Scott (So): 169 Roberts. Rebecca (Fr): 87 Robinson. Kevin (Jr): 72. 125. 156 Robles. Charles (Jr): 156 Robles. Eric (Fr): 176 Rodriguez. Blanca (Jr): 156 Rodriguez. Elizabeth (Fr): 177 Rodriguez. Gary (Sr): 27 Rodriguez. Lisa (So): 69. 169 Rodriguez. Manuel (Jr): 156 Rodriguez. Ray (So): 169 Rodriguez. Richard (So): 169 Rodriguez. Robert (Fr): 65 Rodriguez. Carl (Fr): 65. 177 Rodriguez. Ronald (Fr): 69. 177 Rogers. Eric (Sr): 27. 63 Rogers. Karen (So): 37. 64 Roman. Manuel (Sr): 27 Romero. Peggy (Sr): 27 Roop. Shelly (Sr): 27 Rosales. Michelle (So): 85. 99. 169 Rosales. Sylvia (So): 169 Rosales. Teresa (So): 169 Rosas. Diana (Jr): 157 Rose. Rene (Jr): 71. 72. 157 Rossano. Michael (Sr); 27, 81 Rossi. John (Sr); 27 Rouse. Adreinne (Jr): 157 Ruben. Roslyn (Jr): 86. 157 Rubidoux. Don (Sr): 28 Rublo. Martha (So): 169 Ruiz. Julie (Jr): 157 Ruiz. Paul (So): 169 Ruschak. John (Jr): 76. 157 Rusk. Charles (Sr): 28. 59 Russell. Amy (Jr): 116. 157 Sachs. Michael (Sr): 28. 101. 102. 103. 105. 108. 109. 120. 125. 208. 218. 219 Saeger. Keith (So): 169 Salalz. Anthony (Jr): 157 Salazar. Alex (Sr): 81. 82. 208 Salazar. Cynthia (Fr): 177 Salazar. Karen (Sr): 169 Salazar. Melanle (Jr): 157 Saldana. Carmen (So); 169 Saldana. Darlene (Jr): 157 Saldana. PattI (Jr); 56. 57. 157 Saldana. Raniro (Sr): 28. 81 Sanchez. Cecelia (Jr); 157 Sanchez. Christopher (So); 169 Sanchez. Damian (So); 169 Sanchez. David (Fr): 177 Sanchez. Georgina (Fr); 177 Sanchez. Marco (So): 169 Sanchez. Paul (So); 169 Sanchez. Brenda (So); 169 Sanders. Johnnie (Sr); 28 Sandson. Kathleen (Jr): 157 Santa-Rosa. Steven (Jr); 157 Santiago. Patricia (Sr): 28. 130 Sar. Maly (Sr); 28. 105 Sauceda. Annette (Fr): 65. 177 Saunders. Todd (So): 170 Schell. Brian (Jr); 76. 157 Schiaretti. Tresea (Sr); 28. 41, 108. 135 Schielke. Pamela (Sr); 28 Schlangen. Robyn (So); 170 Scbermann. Tom (So): 170 Schultz. Lisa (Jr): 120, 125, 157 Schutten. Carolyn (So); 170 Schwenka. Julie (So); 170 Scott. Janlne (So): 119. 170 Scott. Shalnie (So): 71. 170 Scott. Verland (So): 84. 120. 141 Scrlven. Edie (Jr); 131. 157 Serrano. Dennis (Fr); 177 Shaffer. Randy (Fr): 177 Shambaugh. Marcy (Sr): 28. 38. 45. 46. 48. 56. 120 Sharp. Michael (Fr): 36. 177 Shelton. Terry (Jr); J 57 Shepard. Donna (Jr); 157 Sherman. Dale (Sr); 28. 124. 125 Sherman. Misty (Sr); 170 Shermett. Debra (So); 170 Shermett. Steve (Jr); 157 Shively. Robert (Jr); 51, 52. 133. 157 Shocklee. Christy (Sr); 28 Shocklee. Philip (Sr); 28. 105 Shubert, Natalie (So); 170 Sierra. Charles (Fr): 177 Sierra. Lisa (So): 170 Silva. Anthony (So); 170 Silva. Mona (Fr): 27. 69. 87 Silva. Patrick (Sr); 29 Silverthorn. Laurie (So); 69 Simpson. Paul (So): 170 Sloat. William (Jr); 157 Smith. David (So): 170 Smith. Deborah (So); 170 Smith. Hewitt (So); 66, 91, 170 Smith. Dale (So); 72 Smith. Rhonda (Jr): 67 Smith. Robert (Jr): 157 Smith. Sheila (Jr); 48. 105. 135. 157 SnelL Herbert (Jr): 158 SnouibalL Scot (Jr): 158 Sogomonian. Michael (So); 170 Soso. Letlcia (Jr); 96. 120, 158 Soso. Vivian (Sr): 29 Soso. Connie (Sr): 29. 36. 38. 39. 63. 112. 125 Soso. Thomas (Fr); 177 Sotelo. Ronald (Fr): 65. i77 Soto. David (Sr): 29. 63 Soto. Paul (Sr): 29. 63 Spencer. Rodney (Sr); 29, 76. 92. 93 Stevenson. David (So); 170 SttchIL Christine (Sr); 29. 112 Sulzman. Renee (Sr): 29 Summers. Deborah (Sr): 29. 105. 107. 108. 109. 137 Suniga. Anthony (Jr): 159 Sulga. Ronald (Fr); 177 Swanson. Mark (Sr); 29. 36. 63 Swick. Deanna (Sr); 29 B Tabera. Tina (So); 170 Tafolla. Billie (So); 74. 88. 170 Tafolla. Eleanor (Sr): 29. 38. 120 Tafolla. Richard (Sr): 88 Talbot. David (Fr): 65 Taylor. Denise (Sr); 158 Tello. Anthony (Fr); 177 Thien. Catherine (Sr); 30 Thomas. Phyllis (Fr); 58 Thompson. Susan (Sr); 30. 84 Thompson. Tbressa (So): 170 Thurber. Michael (So): 95. 171 TIbbetts. Monica (Fr); 65 Tibbestts. Sharl (Jr): 118, 158 TImm. Scott (So); 171 TIsdale. Jeri (So): 171 Todd. Michael (So); 65. 171 Tornero. Tony (So); 65. 106, 171 Torres. Cheryl (So); 171 Torres. Elaine (Fr)P: 177 Torres. Elizabeth (Fr); 177 Torres. Sandy (So): 171 Totton. Tina (Jr); 158 Tovar. Lucy (Sr): 30. 85 Tovar. Reglna (Jr): 84 Towle. John (Jr); 158 Troxel. Cindy (So): 171 TroxeL LLoyd (Fr): 177 Troxel. Peggy (Sr); 30 Truitt. Pamela (Sr): 30. 38 Tuccl. Michael (So): 171 Tucker. Christopher (Sr); 63 Tucker. Lisa (Jr): 86. 158 Tuominen. David (So): 171 UJklc. Radolf (Sr): 105. 158 Urrea. Steven (Sr); 30 Valdez. Jeff (So); 171 Valenzuela. Ralph (Jr): 155 Van-Nortwick. Jennine (Jr): 58 Vargas. Cecilia (Sr); 30 Vasquez. Cathy (Sr); 30 Vasquez. Mark (Jr); 58 Vasquez, Michael (Fr): 177 Vasquez. Patricia (Sr): 30 Vasquez. Robert (Fr): 65. 177 Vasquez. Robert (Sr): 30 Vega. Marty (Sr); 30. 105 Velasquez. Eriinda (Jr): 58 Velovich. Christopher (Jr); 76. 84. 171 Ventola. Eric (Fr): 177 VIckers. Rodney (So): 171 VIelma. Lorraine (So); 171 Vllches. Andrea (Jr): 158 Villa. Adrian (Jr); 158 Villa. Elizabeth (Sr): 30 Vlllalpando. Annette (Sr): 30 Vlllalpando. Arleen (So); 171 Vlllalpando. Cheryl (Jr): 158 Vlllalpando. Eddie (So); 171 Vlllalpando. Larry (Jr): 82. 88 Vlllanueva. Daniel (Jr); 65. 75. 158 Villegas. John (Fr); 177 VIsconti. David (Jr): 158 Visconll. GIna (So): 171 Vos. Mark (Jr): 66. 67. 114. 158 Voss. Kurt (Sr); 31. 115. 218. 219 Washington, Michael (Fr); 80 Watson. LLoyd (Sr): 63. 91. 208 Webb. Daniel (Jr): 74. 158 Weir. Valerie (Jr): 158 Welch. Michael (Fr): 65. 77 Wheatley. Robin (Jr): 158 Whitaker. Dawn (Sr): 31 Whitaker. Kevinn (Sr); 31 White. John (So); 84. 96. 171 White. Shelli (Fr): 177 Whiting. Kelll (Sr): 31 Whil ting ton. Harry (Sr); 31 Widmer. Laura (So); 171 Winglnton, Stephanie (Jr); 158 Williams. Brian (So): 171 Wlliams. Lorl (Jr): 158 Williams. Norma (So): 105. 104. 109. 177 Williams. Rachel (So): 107. 108. 171 Wlliams. Thad (Sr): 31 Willie. Christine (So): 171 Wilson. Paula (Fr); 71. 85 Wilson. Tammy: 63. 159 Woodhall. Heather (Sr); 31. 57 Woss. Philip (Sr): 31. 79 Woss. William (So): 171 Wright. Michael (So); 106 Yates. William (So); 65 York. Vickl (Jr): 159 Young. Robert (Sr): 31 Yzaguirre. Irene (So): 171 Yzaguirre. Vincent (Sr): 31, 88. 89. 124 Zamora. Linda (Jr): 159 Zamora. Rosa (Jr); 159 Zamorano. Rena (So); 67. 171 Zamorano. Selena (So); 171 Zendejas. Gary (Sr); 31 Zendejas. Laura (Jr): 63. 86. 105. 113 Zendejas. Veronica (Sr): 32. 209. 219 Wagner. Linda (So): 65. 135 Walker. Sam (Sr): 31 Wallace. Christie (So): 171 Warpness. Mark (Sr); 31, 133 217 Kenny Chavez September Michael Sachs October Kim Baumann November David Fisher December Sara Andor. March Erin Hodges April Mark Beltran May Sharon Barnett June 218 Seniors Achieve Honors wards ranging from the Q4 Bank of America j- plaques to the Lynda ( Denny Piccolo Award have emphasized the many talents and given students the recognition they deserve. These awards are not based only on scho- lastic merit, but speaking ability, quickness, and overall personality. These awards also give students the incentive to reach towards their goals and compete with others in numerous contests. In most cases, such as the Bank of America A wards, these competitions require weeks of preparation before deci- sions are made. This includes in- tense research and practice if one is determined to be recognized for their particular talents. These stu- dents are greatly commended for their contributions and distin- guished representation of the class of 1982. Bank of America Plaque winners Mike Sachs, Kenny Chavez, Jaime Guerrero, and Lydia Gutierrez. Bank of America Certificate win- ners Steve Kerrick, Greg Renaud. Christina Ornelas. Mark Beltran, Grace Luna, Veronica Zendejas, Kurt Voss, Brenda Keebaugh, and Gerry Hernandez Sara Andon the Lynda Denny Silver Piccolo winner. Girls ' State Rep.. Sara Andon, and Boys ' State Rep., Mike Sachs. 21 4 r V 220 . V y L U 7ZCM. L Ji oil ' 7 ' ■7? V 2 m ?i Cr -vy Or- xy o -f -- 1 ' « i ilO A- . -ii A -?; ' f ' y oQ- -n (i c , - - t: - j3 9 mAKimM. 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