Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1975 volume:

1975 COROIM COROM SGNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COROM, OlLlfORNM MIL 18 9€mOR i 48 WIHT€R 120 SPRING 200 JUNIORS 228 SOPHOMORGS 242 MCULTY 258 ORG4NIZ4TIONS 274 arcthei leftembei... same I 11 ii i • • • ye . m ard yet • • • rear tiling ijiiiiiiliiiilttttttW scurds... 17 MM€ OL’ THING ... Line? SEPTEM BER 11: REGISTRATION, It was a hurried day, full of long lines and much catching up on the summer’s happenings. 1. Dennis Martinez and Mr. Tindall 2. Jerry Scott, Linda Mesner and Cathy Perez 3. Debi Martin 4. Stacey Tyler 5. Mr. Wilson and Mr. Blankenship 6. Mr. Sussan and Mr. Rice. 18 SEPTEMBER 20CORONA VS. GANESH A, 24-12. . . with Ganesha leading 12- 0 early in the game things looked down for the Panthers, and yet. . . with an outstanding defensive performance Ganesha’s act was finished. After Corona’s opening touchdown by Keeter and Bolock, Jacobs recovered on the Ganesha 32 and on fourth down Corona moved again with Turner hitting Blankenship. Wilkerson made his second conversion and Corona was in the lead. Corona stole the ball again in the second half- scoring twice with a well run offense. With Wilkerson’s 28 yard field goal the score was brought to 24-12. Hrachiar and Busby, playing key roles in the defensive kept the Giants down, for victory in the season opener. SEPTEM BER 27 CORONA VS. APPLE VALLEY.39-0. . . Running a new backfield Corona gained 329 yards to topple Apple V alley. Alfredo Casillas lead the Panthers with 142 yards, including a 47 yard run in the third quarter. Sophomore Greg Pope followed with 121 yards and four touchdowns. It was Corona’s ball game both defensively and in the offensive giving the home crowd something to shout about. I. Dan Carr and Chuck Turner rush Ganesha back 2. Eric Hagen, Brian Jacobs. 21 3 SEPTEMBER 26: GAA VOLLEYBALL, CORONA VS NORCO 5-15, 3-15. It was the girl ' s first game of the season. The girls gave it a good try but weren.t quite prepared for Norco. 1. Mary McCann 2. Denise Tronti 3. Cindy Eisenlohr 4. Cathy Weckerly, Allison Richards, Kathy Jose. 23 l.Gary Peterson, Dana Pitts 2. Mrs. Kluxdal 3. Amy Buschlen 25 South Boston refuses to integrate. PROUD PdNTHeR? UUMBL€ OCTOBER 4: CORONA VS. POLY, 0-16: The Defensively strong Poly Bears shocked the Panthers in their league opener. On two occasions Corona had the ball in Poly territory, at the end of the first half on a first down Corona had three incomplete passes, and then an interception. Later the Panther’s took the Poly kick off driving 43 yards only to again have an interception blanket a hopeful touchdown. Poly got the breaks and a mistimed fumble. They Won. OCTOBER 11: CORONA VS. COLTON, 6- 26: Traveling to Colton, the Panthers successfully stopped star Ted Smith, but Nunn and Staff surprised our offense totaling an impressive list of gains. W ' ith minutes remaining Rick Wilkerson intercepted a lateral at the 27 and put the Panthers on the scoreboard. Losing the extra point, the gun found Corona on the bottom of the score. 1. Alfredo Cassilas comes around left end for a first down. 2. Greg Pope is brought down during 3rd down. 27 OCTOBER 10: COLTON-CROSS COUNTRY, The Corona-Colton cross country meet was a critical test for Coma’s runners. Never before in Ivy League history had Corona defeated the Yellow Jackets. The victory was a positive confirmation of strength for Corona. I hough the team members were determined to do their best, many silently doubted that would be enough. The edge they needed came in the form of three hundred enthusiastic students, parents and teachers, including the varsity football team and pep squad. The varsity led by Rick McLaughlin and the J.V.’s swept the Colton harriers right off the track. I he tremendous performance of tbe Panther runners, as well as the long overdue acknowledgement of Cross Country prominence made Coach List and his team very proud, and rightly so. 1. Al Sepulveda 2. Greg Fritz, Brijido Ortiz, Bill Ellis. 28 it m - r lJsIIw M , Yr v.i 4 .y?. : J clubs PResem ghidimtcs OCTOBER 15: NOMINATION ASSEM BLY, It was a week like no other. Our fantasies became real. It was a time when Freedom to be Weird was shouted from the podiums and echoed throughout the campus. The candidates assembly was the ultimate in obscurity. The theme of Great Motion Pictures brought among other things a two hundred and ten pound Fairy Godmother in the form of Rocky Hrachiar. The Wizard of Oz will never be the same to us after seeing Tarlene Werdon as Dorothy and her teeny tiny Todo. Quieting the whole scene down was a “Lonesome Cowboy” by the name of Perry Keeter singing a soft country song. Of course, there were the formally gowned nominees. They reminded us that the assembly wasn’t merely another episode of Fractured Fairy Tales, but rather the presentation of the girls we would choose our Homecoming Queen from. 1. GAA presents Martha Daniels. 2. Y r ampireTom Fulmer attacks Jim Gosser. 3. Dawn Broesder 4. Cheryl Market 5. Juanita Mejia 6. Myjean Beyer 7. Cindy Fracasso, Jim Gosser 8. Cindy Fracasso, Teresa Munoz, Sherri Keller 9. Greg Petties, Rocky Hrachiar 10. Kent Christensen, Shiryl Stanfield, Paul Rowe, Debbie Kack. 2 “MV DedR ... IT WdT LCN£LV” “All quiet on the set, All quiet on the set.” Camera, Action. Enter Groucho Marx: “My dear you have the brain of a four year old child and I bet he was glad to get rid of it.” It was almost too much to comprehend, Dracula, Shirley Temple, a chimp and 15 dancing Charlie Chaplain’s all on one stage. If that wasn’t enough there were the many hysterical outbursts from the girls chosen for court, whose shreiks and wild c rying dared to silence the Jazz Ensemble! In the end, it was agreed, how else can a committe with .29cents announce the 7 lovelies for Homecoming Court? I. Mark Barholak 2. Karen Hatch, Carolyn Adler 3. Sheree Jenkins 4. Vicki Hicks, Robert Kisselburgh, Jeff Lane, Jim Buechler 5. Pam Ross, Marilyn Wall, Chris Blanchette 6. Martha Daniels, Susie Holmes. 6 33 P 1NTHGR9 TIG MMOM OCTOBER 18: CORONA VS. RAMONA, 0-0 The Panther defense held Ramona to an unimpressive list of gains, but failure to build on three opportunities to score kept the Panthers from their first Ivy League win. In the bottom of the third quarter Corona had their longest gain, Greg Pope began with eighteen yards, and Dan Carr took it to the 40 in three runs, only to have a clipping penalty kill Panther hopes for a touchdown. 1. Sherrie Keller 2. End, Brad Blankenship stops Ramona run. 3. Alfredo Cassilas 34 OCTOBER 21: HOMECOMING WEEK ACTIVITIES: A normal run of the mill week, and yet something is different. It was Homecoming. The week was filled with many events following the “Great Motion Pictures” theme. A movie star slave sale starring the mighty Lettermen. Ben Hur wheel barrow, I mean chariot races with winners Mark Chiarto and Steve Radcliff. Students used the Movie Star dress up day to impersonate their favorite movie star characters. On Horror Films day, creepy ghosties and ghoulies drifted on our campus. Long skirts, pony tails, bobby sox, cuffed up levis, slicked back hair, leather jackets and a fifties sock hop allowed us to express ourselves to the tunes of American Graff itti, Elvis, and Chubby Checker. The Great Motion Pictures” theme was carried through the Homecoming Parade. This parade was the biggest Corona High has ever had. Clubs and classes participated with floats and marching units. The Proud Panther Band marched and the 1974 Homecoming Court was introduced. Later the Corona Panthers beat the San Bernardino Cardinals 14-0 in a great Homecoming Game. During the halftime the new 1974 Homecoming Queen was announced amid tears and laughter. She wa s crowned by Cathy Koutroulis at the Letterman’s Ball. I. Rick Wilkerson, Corky Hazle2. Gary Salazar, Skip Lemon, Mr. Scott 3. Karen Hatch, Dan May 4. Frances Washington 5. Kathy Freeze, Rosalie Varela, Yolanda Koine, Mr. Adams, Jeff Markel. 1. Dusty Watson, Cindy M iller 2. Jeff Markel 3. Brent Mays 4. Jeri Micheals 5 4 A « v 6 HOMECOMING WINNERS: BEN HUR CHARIOT RACES: Steve R ad cliff. Mark Chiarto with a time of 33.6 seconds. MOVIE SI AR DRESS UP: 1st place Mrs. Kisselburgh as Carol Burnett, 2nd place Mr. Scott, Gary Salazar, and Skip Lemon as the Marx Brothers. 3rd place Marc Barbolak as W.C. Fields. HORROR FILM DRESS UP: 1st place Mr. Adams, Jeff Markel, and Dusty Watson. 2nd place Cindy Miller. 3rd place Gerri Michael. HOMECOMING PARADE: Sweepstakes Senior float. 1st place Sophomore float, Best Club Panther Band. L Donald Young 2. Karen King 3. Claire Mishica, Patty Flores 4. Mr. Dipaolo, Mrs. Kisselburgh 5. Rick W ' ilkerson, Lorraine Kisselburgh 6. Ted Brown, KFXM disc jockey 41 Oakland wins the world series. OCTOBER 25: HOMECOMING PARADE: 1. Scarecrow, Claire Mishica, graces winning UM AS club float. 2. Steve Biggs 3. Rosa Perez 4. Marie Ibetson, drill team flaggie during parade warm up. 5. Ben Hur, Robbie Hennebelle, charges down sixth street on the band float. 7. Center section of Seniors’ sweepstake winner. 44 OCTOBER 25: VS. SAN BERNARDINO 14-0 ... it was homecoming and four thousand fans watched Corona trample San Bernardino, with 274 yards on the ground and 52 in the air. Early in the third quarter, after a scoreless first half. Day made an impressive showing to score, Wilkerson’s point-after was perfect. Day again in the fourth went in from eight yards out. Cassillas carried an impressive thirteen times. Defensively sophomores Howard Tucker and Bob McMackin and end Marty Hrachiar made their presence known often, while Reynoso made his usual good showing. 1. After asuccessful catch, Cisnero runs for yardage. 2. Panthers and Cardinals struggle to recover a fumble. 3. Ramos receives first aid from Panther trainer. 3 45 KIM JOHNS-BAND JEANNIE CLEVELAND - LETTERMEN PANTHERETTES 46 SHERRIE KELLER - MEDICAL CAREERS QUEEN CINDY FRACASSO - AUTOCLUB COROfM CROV) COUNTRY BCdTC NORTH OCTOBER 31: CORONA CROSS COUNTRY VS. NORTH Another fantastic win to Corona’s runners was achieved against a long standing rival team, North High School. The J.V.’s and the Sophomores both boasted perfect scores of 1 5, and the Varsity took the victory with ease. Varsity Junior Varsity Sophomore 19 15 15 42 50 45 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS timothy ackerman carolyn adler george aguilera richard aldana alfredo alvarez regina alwardt debbie anaruk linda anderson shigetaka arakawa mario arredondo Clinton arrowwood joseph arteaga olivia aleman sylvia aleman tonna allred roger alvarado margarita avendano laurie ayles kirk bachman denise bacon lynn bagdon david bahia cathy bain eva balderas 53 mark ball kevin banks ramon barajas vicki barbolak diana bauer terry beasley chris bell kelly beman jeanne bennett david bennington frank benson myron bister lynn blanchette jeri bloss maryanne boggs chuck booher denny boross russ bouton janet brody 54 dawn broesder 55 danny carr sandra castillo maria catalano jose cervantes lupe cervantes socorro cervantes lori chaffee diane chaffin ginger chapman mark chiarito kent Christensen joey cisneros caren dark 56 leslee clayton joe clement jeannie Cleveland debbie coble debbie conn rory cook danny cooley mary coria dan cortez stuart courtney brenda covarrubias tracy crawford cindy crumb imelda cuevas ronald Cunningham martha daniel rosanna d’anna darcie dastrup tony davila douglas davis kathy de george 57 donald eckardt timothy edmondson mary edwards randy edwards beverly eigenbrod alexis ellenson william ellis larry enriquez richard ernst pete escalante ray espinoza doreen esquivel maria ewing john farr tom fatone randy feaster cindy ferguson barry fielding danny fissori becky fitts 59 debbie garcia kathy garcia maria garcia olivia garcia bob garland john german cindy getman lorraine gilbert richard gillmaster greg goff joe goff david gonzales luis gonzales Stephen gonzales kirk green lynne green debbie gregory ron grider pamela griffin mike grigg 61 62 kathy grizzle tom gunderson inge gutierrez eric hagen linda haight michael j. hall michael w. hall ron hall corky halzle Catherine hamilton edwin harrison brenda hartman karen hatch ryan hathaway james hayward robbie hennebeile craig henning wanda henry micheal heredia vickie hernandez anna herrera tim hetherington bruce hicks terri hildebrand denise hill sheila hogue monty holden susie holmes marty hrachiar Steve huckabone john huckaby wally huddleston robert hurd john ingraham 63 mary iniguez brian jacobs Clyde jaso karen jayne 64 jeff jeans sherree jenkins debbie jennings randy jensen sandra john kirn johns cynthia johnson darrell johnson austin jones brian jones margie jones mark jones mike jones david juarez debbie kack don kammerer - cindy kammeyer debbie karr rose kasal sharon kavanaugh pam kearney philip keesler perry keeter sherrie keller karen king lorraine kisselburgh jim kJatt yolanda koine anita krikes lorilyn lachman jackie lackey annette lane nancy lane nancy last loran leake jerry ledford 65 juan lopez maria lopez rosie lopez cathi lowry tina loyek marc ludwin cecilia luna mamie lunetta carlia lunsford robin lyda corinne lyons romona machado irma macias brady main janet malcolm juanita maldonado roberta maras cheryl markel debi martin joyce martin 67 arcelia martinez margarita martinez kelly maynord stephan mays pege meister juanita mejia linda messner lucinda milbury glenn miles cindi miller claire mishica dennis montanez socorro montoya jeff morris jim mortland janet mosby toni mosher barbara munoz carmen munoz gloria munoz theresa munoz theresa murphy brad murray loren me bride raylene me earthy carol me clure denise me corkell kellie me dill sherri me ginnis rick me lauglilin ron me laughlin marlies me mackin joseph me nelis dawn me nichols lupe negrette phiJip nelson Christine newman dienna nicosia becky jo nocella rosa nunez sandy o’brien terry oldridge dean o’leary jerry Oliver eddie ornelas cheryl ortiz steve ottinger victor owens [ T l L rJ donna pearson cathy perez georgina perez raymond perez rosa perez glenn perry john perry john peters gary peterson Stephen peterson greg pet ties terry pettit sheryl phillips diane pike diane pina dana pitts martin powell daniel quevedo philip quick cynthia ramirez leonard ramirez monica ramirez vera rangel 72 randy reber debbie reese Stella reyes carlos reynoso lee rhodes romero rivas lora rock Christina rodriquez sylvia rodriquez ruben rosales valerie rosenberry diane rubio sylvia ruiz mike ryan sarah sainz ramona salas gilbert saldivar pricilla salgado terry sanders michelle sandoval robert sandoval ray Santiago jack saylor phillip schaefer heidi schlichtmann ali schmall ronald schmer karen schrempp jerry scott steven seager terry searle zaynea shamma kenneth shea raymond shelton todd shepherd randy sherman kathy shoopman bev simmons renee smerber dan smith gaby smith paul smith ron smith shane smith susanna smith 75 Stephanie snyder shiryl Stanfield tint stanton allison stein julie stell debbie Stewart phil stewart 76 laurie Stockton Stewart strange craig stuart craig swisher todd talley johnnie tarkington brooks taylor melodie teague greg terrell kris terrell myra terrell karen thomas dale titius barry tolson denise tronti donna tronti chuck turner stacy tyler ann ultsch cheryl urbanec phil urbina 77 78 joe velasquez debbie velker barry verdusco michelle vilchuck michael villa Salvador villafan ricardo villeda cynde waiters danny warren david warren tracey warren frances Washington regina wegner patricia whitcomb sheila white janet wilcox richard wilkerson debi williams diane wilson vicki wimmer mitch Witherspoon carol wood debbie woods randy woodward janet worsham jim wright kerry wright debbie wutzke margaret yancu victor ybarra carl yepez donald young jo ann youra holly zehnder 79 NOVEMBER 1: CORONA VS. NORTH Playing a strong defensive game the Panthers defeated North, their traditional league rival. Being scoreless in the first half the Panthers made it their game early in the third quarter. On the first touchdown Hrachiar recovered a Huskie with Wilkerson adding the extra point. Later Hrachiar struck the Huskie quarterback and the pitch went into the end zone where Ball recovered it for the second Panther touchdown. Wilkerson added another extra point with 4:22 left in the third quarter. The defense held the Huskies till the end of the fourth when they scored again— but not enough. The final gun found Corona with the win. 1 WHOOPS 2 Hrachiar makes tackle with Ramos, Wilkerson assisting. 3. Cassilas keeps his man out on a pass play. 4. Witherspoon breaks up another pass play. 5. Wookward leads the play, as Day round the corner. 80 P 4MTH€R9 WIN dGdIN P 4NTHGR9 M€€T PAW 9PRING9 83 Nixon undergoes surgery in Long Beach. NOVEMBER 2: MONTCLAIR COMPETITION; The Panthers Band this year came under the direction of Mr. Ted Adams. Evidentally the musicians responded well to his leadership. They’ve received many coveted awards and honors, Montclair was no exception. The Twirling team received first place, the Drill Team was awarded third and the Drill Flags placed second in overall competition. Debbie Lunetta Corona’s Solo twirler received third place honors. 1. Dave Smith and Mike Romme 2. Cecilia Ortiz, Laurie Terrell and Liz Buechler. 85 P 4NTHGR9 DOWM MLCOM9 NOVEMBER 11: CORONA VS RUBIDOUX 26-6. Beginning with two scores, only seconds apart in the first quarter the Panthers shocked the Falcons, bringing the Panther record to 5-2-1. The first score found Marty Hrachiar intercepting at the 40 and going over for the touchdown. After a strange Cisneros kick, Pope scored the second. Things calmed down for the remainder of the first half with the period ending at 13-3. The second half started slow for the Panthers but ended with Turner going over after a 19 yard drive. Then in the final minutes, a 22 yard pass to Dan May led the drive to put May over from 14 yards. Wilkerson’s point ended the scoring. With Palm Springs hanging in the distance, CIF becomes a hope. 1. Panthers and Falcons pile up after a Panther offensive play. 2. Sandy Leuf 3. Panther offensive team huddles up. 4. Panther defense lines up across from Rubidoux. 5. Panther defense gets together to make the tackle. 6. Panther kickoff team makes a hole through Rubidoux. 86 1 NOVEMBER 9: LESTER OAKS BANDS REV IEW: The honors achieved at Lester Oaks Parade in Riverside, proved the Proud Panther Band to be highly skilled in both marching and playing ability. Parade judges awarded the band second place in overall merit. The first place award for solo twirler went to Corona’s Debbie Lunetta. Corona s tw irling team w-as awarded second place. 1. Gary Peterson 2. Sign Carriers Cindy Haworth, Denise McBride, and Carol Ratliff 3. Kim Johns BdND MdRCH€9 A1 L€9T€R Odl« PdNTH€R9 901LP IMDWM9 4 NOBEMBER 15: CORONA VS PALM SPRINGS 29- 0: And the stands went wild as Corona rolled over Palm Springs earning a Cl F berth. Earning only 14 first downs and 260 yards total offense the Panthers pulled four touchdowns and a safety. Halfback Steve Day scored two touchdowns on runs of seven yards each and Dan Carr found the end zone late in the game. Having a good game all around, even the Panther ariel attack came alive against the Indians. I. Gregg Pope attempts to block 2. Panther offense fires off the line 3. Bob McMakin stops an Indian runner 4. Wilkerson returning an interception. ’ • - - 91 NOVEMBER 22: CORONA vs FULLERTON 7-6In a strong defensive game Corona held the Freeway League champs down to win the first game of CIF. Fullerton scored first with a 34 yard run, losing the extra point. Still in the first half, the Indians punted to Joey Cisneros w ho took it to the 45. On a third down Turner hit May who went over for the w inning score. The second half found both teams held scoreless. In final minutes Corona missed two interceptions by Witherspoon and the clincher by Ball. Somehow, this is beginning to be not the Same ol Thing. I. Monty Holden 2. Steve Day 3. Holden and Terrell 4. Steve Day 5. Rick Gillmaster. 92 COROM rrON€9 LYNWOOD NOV EM BER 31: Corona Vs. Lynwood, 10-7: Defense. Defense . . . and again the powerful Corona defense stopped the opposing masses with what Coach Nixon and many felt to be the best showing yet. The Panthers scored in the first half as Turner hit Dan May for 6 and Wilkerson point-after brought the score to 7-0. Then Wilkerson came back at the end of the 3rd quarter with a 19-yard field goal for the final 10. Carlos Reynoso and the offensive kept the Lynwood speed down the entire evening, giving up their TD late in the fourth quarter. 1 1 was Corona’s night. 1. Busby signals No. I for the Corona Panthers. 2. W ilkerson intercepts a Lynwood pass. 2 AW Y€T. • • 2 DEC EM BER 6: CORONA vs. COLTON 14-27: And it all came to an end but what a season it was. Corona came back strong in the second half but just not enough. After a Colton fumble, early in the third quarter. Corona drove 73 yards for their first score. Lea Sheagley made the touchdown with Rick Wilkerson adding the extra point. As the last minutes faded. Corona took possession on their own 27. Three Turner to May passes and an eleven yard Cisneros gain, the Panthers were on the one yard line. Sheagley was up the middle for his second TD of the night. Wilkerson added the extra point and we were with the Y ellow ' Jackets 21 -14. But hopes dimmed after a bad kick and another Colton push making the score 27-14. It was the last game for 24 Panthers . . . disappointment . . . hut pride. 1. Ramos and the Rock stop Colton’s QB. 2. Flying official strikes again. 3. Panther defense stops them again. 95 96 i 2 3 DECEMBER 1: Panther Band, Coronettes, and Jazz Ensemble at Disneyland: The Proud Panther Band, Coronettes. and Jazz Ensemble received a special invitation to perform at Disneyland. The marching band and Coronettes marched in a Disneyland parade. Later the Jazz Ensemble performed at the Carnation Plaza. I. Dusty Watson 2. Sue Maldonnado3. Mr. Adams, Mike Hall 4. Donna and Robert Hicks 5. Kim Johns X C 5 97 Fantastic is one of the few words that describe Corona ' s 1974 Cross Country season. They finished with an impressive dual meet overall score of Varsity 8-0, Junior Varsity 8-0 and Sophomore 7-1, and that was followed by a finale of the Ivy League Championship. Four Corona runners were named all Ivy League, Rick McLaughlin 2nd, Danny Barton 4th, Robert Arguelles 6th, Greg Fritz 10th. If one believes it was only determination that made Corona’s team Ivy League Champions, he only sees a partial picture of the Cross Country runners. To completely understand the success of the team one must consider their pride, stamina and willingness to work. Over the summer, under the direction of Coach Newton four boys ran 1000 miles and nine others ran 500 miles. Coach List was ecstatic about the first Ivy League Championship in four years. He felt that one of the reasons Corona did so well was because of the teams ‘great attitude’. A cross country runner has many long lonely miles of preparation to run a relatively short race with no stadium full of cheering fans or pep band. This year was special, for the first time there was student participation in the crowd, Coach List felt the boys “really appreciated it and performed even better.’’ Previously only the coaches and a few people, like the bus driver, even saw the meets. V ARSIT Y C ROSS COUNTRY I. David Baekus 2. Al Sepulveda 3. Gary Peterson 4. Dan Barton 5. Greg Fritz 6. Ryan Hathaway 7. Rick McLaughlin 8. Robert Arguelles. 9. JUNIOR VARSITY-(Row l))l-r): Brijido Ortiz, Joe Velasquez, Robert Alexander. Row 2: Isaac Rodriquez, Jimmy Granada, Dan Davidson, Bill Kiefer. Row 3: Lannie Checketts, David Gross, Tony Davila, Tom Kiefer, Bill Ellis. 10. SOPHOMORE CROSSCOUNTRY-Row I (1-r): Phil Alexander, Dixon Kummuer. Benny Apodaca. Row 2: Brian Baker, Scott Zylla, Tim Hartman, mgr. 11. Coach List. 98 £ E — © Z ! c % -o CJ c : 2 10 CROV COUNTRY T€dM9 1 1 99 “The best in nine years at Corona High”, was Coach Nixon’s comment to the season—to his players; “We’re proud of the boys. It’s been a good year with them, not only as football players but as people Perry Keeter and Carlos Reynoso were named Varsity Most Valuable Player Offensive Line and Defensive Line respectively. Most Valuable Player Offensive Back and Defensive Back went to Steve Day and Mitch Witherspoon. “Mr. Hustle” was awarded to David Bennington, ‘Most Inspirational’ to Tim Busby and Perry Keeter was given Varsity Team Captain honors. Junior Varsity coaches awarded Gaylen Malmberg, Captain and Bill Nicola, Most Improved Junior Varsity. In Sophomore ranks Shawn Robertson won the Captain post, Most Valuable went to Kevin Norland and Benny Munoz received Most Improved. VARSITY: ROWI(l-r) Chuck Turner, Quarterback; Brad Blankenship, Linebacker; Corky Halzle, Defensive Cornerback; Joey Cisneros, Split End; Mike Ryan, Defensive Back; Rick Wilkerson, Defensive Back; Mitchell Witherspoon, Defensive Cornerback; Ron Cunningham, Defensive Cornerback; Carlos Reynoso, Defensive Tackle; Marty Hrachiar, Linebacker; Dan May. Linebacker. ROW 2: (1-r) Erie Hagen, Split End; Tim Busby, Linebacker; Mark Ball, Linebacker; Dan Carr, Halfback; Lee Shcagley, Fullback; Steve Day, Halfback; Led Carpenter, fullback; Alfredo Casillas, Halfback; David Bennington, Defensive Tackle; Gaylen Malmberg, Fullback; Keith Bolock, Tackle; Perry Keeter, Guard. ROW 3: (1-r) Ken Shea, End; Gregg Petties, End; Randy Woodward, Offensive Tackle; Greg Terrell, Offensive CenterOffcnsive Center; Rick Gillmaster, Defensive Tackle; Monty Holden, Offensive Guard; Chuck Booher, Quarterback. 1. Greg Pope, Halfback 2. Howard Tucker, Defensive Tackle 3.Dave Norland, Center 4. Bob McMackin, Linebacker JUNIOR VARSITY AND SOPHOMORE: ROW 1: (1-r) Steve Palmeri, Walter Radich, Ralph Jager, Benny Munoz, Louie Beltran, Gary Geith, Lon Frerichs, RickChiarto, Kelly Brown, Mitch Hrachiar, Dennis Carruth, Jim Gagner, ROW 2: (1-r) Tim Warren, Gary Cullins, Alfred Espinoza, Bret Coutter, Bruce Fisher, Jeff Holden, Greg Boyd, Wayne Drysol, Shawn Robertson, David Mix, Sam Kourkos, Ferny Villapando, Gilbert Luna. Nick Marez, Brian Lloyd. ROW 3: (1-r) Tracy Halbash, Tim Carr, Kevin Norland, Cory Bass, Greg Pope, Rick Reber, Eddie Rodenas, Steve Mejia. Todd Cooley, Ed Brink, Brad White, David Aldana, Tim Moreno, David Norland, Danny McDonald.ROW 4: (1-r) Bob McMackin, Ed VanGinkel, Tony Stewart, Mark Attaway, Jeff Dempsey, Zachary Bruce, Bruce Crumb, Kevin Murphy, George Maher, Rory Davis, Howard Tucker, Camilo Ortiz, Tom Patterson. 100 101 CRAK CARTGR ' MGRIT SCHOtARffll? W BRIAN JACOBS :obn c PRCSIDCN CATHY HAMILTON 1974 GIRLS STATG 1 KIM JOHNS DRILL T CAM COLONGL NGG ST Moonlit m ngwon GXCHdNGG STUDCNT fpK m (Tr W0GNT 104 Cindy Fracasso Karen Hatch Janet Malcolm Eric Hagen Parlimentarian Toni Palermo Shanna Tramel CXCCUTNC COUNCIL ft n n © 3 = Vickie Hicks Debbie Rack Dan May 105 Gloris Espinoza Mike Ryan Janet Brody Mr. DiPaolo I ,-x Brian Jacobs CORON€TT€9 The Coronettes worked hard this year. The Drill Team and Drill Flags participated in football and basketball halftimes, parades, and other competitions. New sponsors and new uniforms added to a good looking group. The Drill F lags came home from the Montclair parade with a second place trophy. Not to be shown up, the Drill Team came back from Montclair with a third place trophy. They marched with the band at the other parades and even went to Disneyland. But this was not the end. Competitions continued during the spring at different festivals. This years leaders were Colonel Kim Johns, Captains of the Drill Team, Anne F reeman and Olga Perez, Captain of Drill F lags Terri Murphy and Lieutenant Lisa Jones. 1. DRILL TEAM ROW 1: Anne Freeman- Captain, Amy Jendrock, Donna Martinez, Lynn Thomas, Kim Johns-Colonel, Annette Lane, Marisa F ay, Susan Medeiros, Olga Perez-Captain, Row 2, Kellie Moss, Rashell Rohe, Pat Whitcomb, Kim Rice, Sheri F4epler, Lori Marek, Row 3, Kim Dressel, Connie Harrison, Denise Stanley, Vernie Deviney, Rachelle Lastoria, Leticia Sanchez, Row 4, Tammy Sigsbee, Susie Gerome, Debbie Wagoner, Melody Rust, Pam Spry. 2. The Drill Team at Disneyland. 3. DRILL FLAGS, ROW ' 1: Lisa Jones-Lieutenant, Terri Murphy-Captain, Row 2, Vickie Fiastings, Tammy W ' illiams, Dana Johns, Tammy Paulson, Marie Ibbetson, Susan Maldonado. 1. Margret Iniguez 2. Jeff Shick 3. Ann Ulch, Debbie Velker, Rashell Rohe 4. Sharon Kavanaugh 5. Mike Villa, Juan Ortiz 108 2 MdRCHINGBdND no 3 The Proud Panther Band made a great showing this year under a new director, Mr. Ted Adams. Band activities were half-time, pep band at away games, and parades. The Band marched in six parades this year. The band won a third place trophy at Poway, a second place trophy at Lester Oakes. Our solo twirler, Debbie Lunetta, won a third at Montclair, and a first at Lester Oakes. The twirling team came home with a first from Montclair, and a second from Lester Oakes. 1. TWIRLING TEAM: Liz Buechler, Laurie Terrell, Ceclia Ortiz, Sherri Jenkins 2. SIGN CARRIERS: Cindy Haworth, Marianne Krug, Carol Ratcliff, Debi Drysol, Marla Bissell, Diana Hansen 3. BAND: (1-r) Scott Bissell, Mark Collins, Diane Barkauskas, Danny Lee ROW 2: Jane Oatman, Jay Dali, John Yamano, Debbie Hull, Hazel Tarr, Debbie Henson, Jane Naylor, Cindy Getman, Tracy Bishop, W ' endy Ruthrauff, Kirstie Talvitie ROW 3: Jeff Dempsey, Tim Seymour, Brian Sutton, Lee Rhodes, Karen Hogue, Steve Ratcliff, Deborah Reimer, Shari Tramel, Laureen West, Chris Newman, Dena Burk, Leslie Capdiville, Kathy Danner, Jay Spry, Joe Eckardt. ROW 4: Gary Peterson, Scott Brogan, Charles Pickett, David Dahl, Ron Graves, Lori Eckhardt, Bob Kisselburgh, Jim Buechler, Jock Fair, V anessa Browne, Dienna Nicosia, DiAnn Holmquist, Bruce Hicks, Jeff Lane. Butch Rovan. ROW 5: Ramiro Rivas. Richard Ernst, Dave Smith, Bernie Delgado, Mike Hall, Robbie Hennebelle, Doug Brown, Devie Davison, Lyn Rhodes, Y ' olands Cervantes, Alice Deeble, ROW 6: Dave Otis, Raymond Arteaga, Frank Benson, Martin Powell, Bruce Edwards, Randy Jensen, Mike Rumme, Brady Main, Craig Ferguson, Frank Zoppa, Phillip Keesler. 4. DRUM MAJOR: John Farr 5. SOLO TWIRLER: Debbie Lunetta. 4 111 112 P€P 9QIWD 114 7 8 I. A RSI I Y CHEERLEADERS: Leanne Lewis, Francis Washington, a Daniels, Susie Holmes, Lorraine Kisselburgh, Michelle Egnor, Jeanne Cleveland. 2. SONGLEADERS: Karen Schrempp, Delite Emery, Sherri Keller, Cindy Ferguson, Cathy Bain. 3. JUNIOR-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Karol Moore. Debbie Stewart, Debbie Alexander, Linda Morris, Karen Lundberg. 4. FLAGTWIRLERS: Sandy Leuf, Dana Pitts, Holly Zender, Cindy Johnson. 5. Erica Ellenson 6. Jeanne Diets, 7. Linda Keller. 8. Shelly Miller. I did, I did, And SO did Mr. Thomas’ Biology II,classes. Not just one but thirty of them in different stages of dissection. Under the astute direction of Mr. Frank Thomas, the Bio.II students were given the privelege of learning cat anatomy first hand. 1. Dean Acosta 2. Denise Krammeyer 3. The Kitty 5. Georgina Perez 116 COROM TIC9 P 1LM 9PRING9 3 JANUARY 14: CORONA VS PALM SPRINGS 3-3: The Palm Springs soccer game, played on home field, was cited by many as discrimination against the Panthers. Corona took the lead early in the game and after the time was called Palm Springs, without Corona consent, played into overtime, gaining their final point and the tying score. Coach Van Muyen said, “This kind of negligence on the part of soccer officials is sure to be curtailed after soccer is better established in the public schools.” Outstanding performances on the playing field were performed by Martin Jaurequi, Raul Cardenas, Ernie Rivias and Ramon Cardenas. 1. Leonard Ramirez moves the ball down field. 2. Manuel Hernandez. 3. A1 Koehler, Ramon Cardenas, and Ernie Rivas. 4. Manuel Hernandez. 5. Ramon Cardenas, A1 Koehler. 119 tc dc §cmetHr| new is tc create CHRITTM tf CONCGRT DECEMBER 18: CHRISTMAS CONCERT, A ballroom, basketball tournament, and for one night a concert hall. This one night the gym filled with the strains of the new and familiar music of the holiday season. The Symphonic band performed Twelve Days of Christmas and the Choir highlighted the evening with a lovely medley of Winter Wonderland. Behind their candlelight Denise Tronti, soloist, and the Madrigals enchanted the holiday crowd with their enchanting melodies. After all, what would the season be without it’s music. 1. Karen Schrempp, Chuck Turner, Lorilyn Lachman, Valerie Rosenberry. 2. Lynn Greene, Gaylene Malmberg, Kary Bursic. 3. Brady Main, Dwayne Burleson. DECEMBER 14: CHRISTMAS BALL: “A Night Of Peace” as the- G.A.A. transformed the gymnasium into Christmas magic. .Amid snowy hills and twinkling stars, formally attired couples danced to music of Mammoth . A visit from the Jolly Old Elf highlighted the evening as he passed out his goodies and door prizes. I. Lynn Rhodes 2. Dixon Kummer, Santa- Jerry Oliver and Tarlene Verdon. 3. Susan Mederiosand Kevin Killingsworth 4. Cathy Weckerly and Gary Peterson. 125 Muhammad Ali named SPORTS ILLUSTRATKD’S man of the year. S j� afi !gsss s ® ! i|||Sis fe . aBi j j h-1 -ssssaji js! B l 126 7 and yet there were those moments MM • ■ 1 PQW DMW9 UhD€f€dT€D MM 4 JANUARY 26: CORONA VS. RAMONA: It was a good match. Even through the loss, the Panther wrestlers made a good showing on the mats. Some of the wins came from Monty Holden, who pinned his man, and A1 Sepulveda, who won by a decision of 3-1. Jo-Jo Artega won by a m aj or decisi on of 19-1. T he great moment of the evening came when Cresensio Pena’s round ended with an undefeated Ram in a draw. 1. Cornoa warms up. 2. Mitch Hrachiar “fights for his life”. 3. Joe Flores breaks his man down. 4. Joe Flores. 149 Four key convictions in the Watergate affair. _ ' ) r: O MMONd CORON 1 CL 19 H JANUARY 21: CORONA VS RAMONA: The lead seesawed throughout the first half of the game, but the Panthers offense slipped in the last three minutes of the third quarter against the Rams. Then Ramona held our Panthers at 58, while they gained a fourteen point lead. Even though we lost, Coach Irons felt the Panthers played some of the best basketball during the first three quarters. George Beard led Corona with 17 points and 9 rebounds. 1. Rick Wilkerson and Joey Cisneros guard a Ramona player. 2. Wilkerson blocks a Ramona pass. 3. Dean Acosta 4. Brad Blankenship and Rusty Ingraham. 5. Corona lines up on a Ramona foul. 3 4 Super Bowl. Pittsburgh Stealers become World Champi IIXQWPMSON WL HWDNESS flTNWATTR MA|DAT£1TJ I£lwa mmm JAHIHMU . AHUlllNNA NICOSIA , 1 , r� a-. • l 35nM � « 154 I Diagram of the KnzteCydel J COOh : t . m Coon zj ) cn cooh _ I CM. COOH ■ COCX c CM COOH � — t CH. COOH Ii COOH IMcUSjcOOM —— in COOH C OC h � COO 2 JANUARY 21: Have you ever seen an inebriated mouse? Well this year’s Grand Prize Science Fair Winners, Kathy Keller and Patti Urbanec did their science research on how alcohol affects our rodent friends. Two hundred other science students presented their projects in the Science Fair. These entries explored subjects from body chemistry and animal behavior to pollution and plant life. The entries were judged by Mr. Engle, Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Newton. 1. Mr. Engle arranges a project by Jane Naylor and Dienna Nicosia. 2. Kreb Cycle by Ted Carpenter 3. Melody Rust and Kim Rice set up their project on oil spills. U £ V £ 3 155 CHOIR dND M 4DRIG4L9 Two of the most active, talented groups on campus are Corona High’s Choir and Madrigal singers. These groups were very busy in fund raising and performances. The bake sale, car wash, and light bulb sale helped raise money to buy new outfits for the Choir in addition to the regular choir robes. T he Choir and Madrigals performed in a variety of places. During the Christmas season they went out spreading the Christmas cheer. The Choir sang at the Methodist Church while the Madrigals went to Coronita Elementary, Garretson Elementary, the Congregational Church, Tyler Mall and a Madrigal Festival at R.C.C. Second semester was busier yet for both groups. Special Festival s for both choir and Madrigals started around March. Some of these were held at Riverside Poly and Ramona. These festivals allowed our talented singers to hear and meet the Choirs and Madrigals from other schools. All the hard work paid off as everyone learned to work together and enjoy the art of singing. MADRIGALS: Row 1 (1 - r): Ray Shelton, Karen Schrempp, Chuck Turner, Valerie Rosenberry, Mike Ryan, Lupe Cervantes, Gaylen Malmberg, Denise Tronti. Row 2: Mr. Halperin, Susie Holmes, John Perry, Lorilyn Lachman, Eric Hagen, Cheryl Marken, Phil Agins, Rae Howard, Brenda Ganske. CHOIR: Row 1 (1- r): Mr. Halperin, Cindy Haworth, Rae Howard, Denise Tronti, Brenda Ganske, Karen Schremp, Lorilyn Lachman, Lupe Cervantes, Cindy Lovell, Karen Belcher, Georgina Perez, Susie Holmes, Valerie Rosenberry, Cheryl Market, Janet Brody. Row 2: Kathy Keller, JoAnn Youra, Cheryl Phillips, Diana Pina, Jody Ray, Cindy Ferguson, Cindy Crumb, Suzana Maldonado, Valerie Perry, Danetta Jones, Tarlene Verdon, Debi Drysol, Vernie Deviney, Wendy Hoke. Row 3: Kathy Oles, Leanne Lewis, Sherrie Keller, Delite Emery, Eric Hagen, Mike Ryan, Chuck Turner, Lynn Greene, Lorraine Kisselburgh, Jeannic Cleveland, Linda Johnson, Perry Oldridge. Row 4: Kellie Moss, Marla Bissell, Tina Cain, Leslie Johnson, George Macias, Mike Arreola, Ray Shelton, John Perry, Phil Agins, Gaylen Malmberg, Kary Bursic, Pege Meister, Diane Bauer, Darcie Dastrup. - 157 tUUMtll Ulllllttli imiHini , � ih mmihwiw ffjmmm mimm ojuitui ■ w. «. . _ J • 1 % WWW Wffffi w rt n� imn� j4iiiimm nixititnu nmmm mumm ' flit ffk ni mntk m 158 coroim wins flRTT HOM£ M££T JANUARY 24; SWIMMING CORONA VS. NORCO: Corona’s first home swim meet took place against Norco after only ten days of frantic practice. The pool opened for practice later than scheduled but that didn’t stop Corona from attaining an excellent score against Norco. Both teams battled evenly right down to the last event when Norco took the edge. Aside from a great team effort by the Panther swimmers, there were outstanding performances by Glenn Doran in the 200 yd. individual medley and 100 yd. freestyle, as well as Rusty Mackey’s record setting time in the 50 yd. freestyle and 100 yd. breast stroke. 1. Referee Berry Kryell 2. Vince Pena 3. Norco swimmer 159 The 94th Congress convenes. CHI9GL9 MWDU9T 90LD€R 160 CORON 4 PIM9 RUBIDOUX FEBRUARY 5; CORONA VS. RUBIDOUX 36-24: In league competition against the Falcons the varsity overpowered their opponen ts. Flores, competing in the 115 pound class decisioned Mitchell of Rubidoux 8-7. In the 136 class. Witherspoon pinned his opponent, as did Dennis Foose in the 157 pound classification. In addition, Bennington of Corona decisioned the Falcon opponent 6-2. In the final match of the meet, heavy weight, Lopez of Corona pinned Oppeld of Rubidoux, finalizing the victory for the Panther matmen. I. Mitch Witherspoon 2. Rick Chiarito 3. Dave Bennington. 4 BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS: 1. Lynn Blanchette-Art, 2. Kathy Shoopman-Home Economics 3. Ken Dell-Vocational Arts 4. Amy Buschlen-Fine Arts 5. John Perry-Music 6. Terry Sanders-Trades and Industrial 7. Mamie Lunctta-Business 8. Dale Titius-Agriculture 9. Kelly Maynor-Drama 10. Richard Aldana-Social Studies 11. Kim Johns-Liberal Arts 12. Steve Peterson-Science and Mathematics 13. Cheryl Markel-Mathematics 14. Greg Terrell-Laboratory Science 15. Liz Buechler-English 16. Terri Hildebrand-Foreign Languages GIRL? M9KGTMLL TedMS The Panther Girls’ Basketball team put in a good effort for their first time in league. The main problem was the other teams had been in league for seven years, thus having more experience. Another point was height. The average height of the other teams was always a couple of inches taller than our girls. But our girls faced these obstacles and worked hard giving their opponents stiff competition. Their best game according to Coach Chitwood was against Colton, 40-42. They made their best team effort and really played well. They lost but they made those Colton girls sweat it for awhile. Two of the girls that were really great on the team were Terri Smith and Margret Yancu. Terri handled the ball real well and maneuvered it on the court. Margret was the high scorer on the team and was a strong rebounder. The team as a whole improved as the season progressed. 1. Patti Urbanec 2. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row I: Patti Urbanec, Lori Zadra, Margret Yancu, Corky Davis, Cheryl Urbanec. Row 2: Kathy Ochoa, Rosie D’Anna, Cindy Lovell, Terri Hildebrand, Terri Smith 3. Margret Yancu and Corky Davis 4. Rosie D’Anna 5. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Cindy Mollet, Sue Hertherington, Julie Peters, Becky Leach Row 2: Michelle Jamison, Lisa Partington, Rosemary Carlos Row 3: Angela Holland (Coach), Lynn Blanchette, Micky Iwamoto, Sandy Leuf, Juanita Mejia 166 PdMTHOtf 90CK MMOM FEBRUARY 14: CORONA VS. RAMONA 4-0: Corona’s soccer team once again destroyed their opponents’ ability to score. This time the Panthers swallowed up Ramona in a game which delighted everyone but the Rams. Corona’s defensive plays kept Ramona’s efforts down. The Panthers’ aggressive offensive players broke through a tough Ram defense four times. Thus scoring four points and that put them one victory closer to the top of Ivy League standings. ARTS AND CRAFTS: Trophies: Lynn Blanchette, Debbie Gibbon. 1st Place: Lynn Blanchette, Terry Beasley, Janice Newman, Frances Washington, Kent Christenson. 2nd Place: Mary Rose Kiefer, Sherrie Keller, Kent Christensen. 3rd Place: Phil Schaeffer, Sherrie Keller, Debbie Kack, A1 Sepulveda. HOMEMAKING: Annette Lane-four firsts, nine seconds, two thirds; Kathy Shoopman-two firsts, a second and a third. INDUSTRIAL WOODS: Trophies: Kelly Brown, Mark Peterson, Keith Bolock, Larry Hinojos, Claude Zender, Randy Dunn, Kevin Kelly, Craig Swisher, James Gosser, Lee Sheagley, David Reyes, Greg Petties, Ken Jose, Dan Smith, Carlos Mejia, Craig Downs. Industrial Awards: Larry Hinojos. Dan Rees, Ken Jose, Allan Volz, Steve Saucido, Greg Petties, David Reyes, Jim Gagner, John Richards, Keith Bolock. 1st Place: Keith Bolock, Kelly Brown, Mike Cruz, Randy Dunn, Dan Smith, Craig Swisher, Greg Petties, Claude Zender (2), Lee Sheagley. 2nd Place: Bob Beltran, Gary Collins, Jeff Dempsey, Craig Downs, Ruben Esquivel, John Ford, Bob Rich, Kevin Kelly, Dan Smith, Mark Collins. 3rd Place: Jeff Dempsy, Craig Downs, Randy Dunn, Steve Saucido, Mark Tribelli, Greg Petties, Allan Volz. 4th Place: Keith Bolock, Dean Boothroid, John Ford, Mark Tribelli, Rick Sparkman. 5th Place: Dennis Foose. INDUSTRIAL METAL: 1st Place: Mikel Linville, Rusty Ingraham, Dennis Foose, Richard Ernst. 2nd Place: Dan Cortez, Jeff Lewin, W ' illiam Kiefer, Craig Downs, Howard Tucker, Gavin Altsosie, Isaac Rodriquez, Vincent Delgado, Sam Morovich, Alfredo Alvarez (2). 3rd Place: W ' ally Huddlestone. AG MECHANICS: 1st Place: Scott McM asters, Joe Trinidad, Clint Arrow wood, Mike Dickerson, Edward Camarina, David Ray. 2nd Place: Ray Pruit, Steven Spangler, Louise Borges, Jim Cervantes, Craig Durning, Jim Klatt, Chris Dickerson, Doug Smith. 3rd Place: Perry Smith. BEEF: Showmanship-5th Place: Dana Bella, Linda Johnson. MARKET: Group 2-Kirk Green, Dana Bella. Russell Hughes. Group 4-John German. FEEDER: Reserve Grand Champion and 1st place-Debbie McClory. Group 2-Linda Johnson. REGISTERED HEIFER: Grand Champion-Kelly Bell. Reserve Champion-Debbie McClory. SW ' INE SHOWMANSHIP: Group 8-Valerie Perry. MARKET: Group 1-Valerie Perry, John Rich, Ginger Chapman. Group 2-Mike Downing, Renee Smerber, Mark Vermillion, Dale Titius, Mike Dickerson, Chris Scott, Gino Panza, George Shuman, Jeff Pratt, George Mallowney. Group 3-Lisa Witzel, Diane Holmquist. FEEDER: Bill Brown, Steve Spangler, Mike Davidson, Diane Glover, Becky Vahovick, George Caron. SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP: Advanced Showmanship-9th place-Carla Lunsford. Novice Showmanship-7th Place-Carol Hardy. 10th Place: Dorothy Gardner. BREED: Reserve Grand Champion Ram and 1st place-Barb Smith. Reserve Grand Champion Ewe and 1st Place-Jane Naylor. Group 1-Carol Hardy. MARKET: Group 1-Carla Lunsford. Group 2-Karen Hogue, Carol Huph � « Group 3-Sue Nottingham. Group 4-Amanda Saul, Ron Graves. INDIO MIR 1 K muMbiLumu CITV dND SCHOOL DeDIOlTO; new pool -— FEBRUARY 21, POOL DEDICATION: As new things must the new pool received the blessing and dedication from the necessary city and school officials. All proclaiming the efforts and exclaiming hopes for their joint effort. Mayor protem - Ira Calvert, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Ramirez and our own Mr. Vaughn each said their words in turn . . . and then with the sound of the gun, the swimming began. In the 400 meter relay, Mackey, Russell, Schick, and Doran earned an impressive victory against San Bernardino. Against Elsinore, new school records were set: Brent Russell in the 500 meter free style with 6.35.3; and Jeff Shick in the 50 meter free style with 27.2. Glen Doran took two first places pushing the Panthers out in front. 172 iminiK. in • ' 4 SPIRIT WEEK: Oh yes, that age of pre-lenten gaiety . . . tug-of-war, well not quite the tension of the Viking win in Honolulu . . .The senior boys managed to out muscle their male opponents and the sophomore girls easily demolished their lesser. In further class competition, sack race, pyramid building and faculty trike race, the seniors sweep up boredom in victory. . . but fun. In sports, which it was all about the week was highlighted with two swimming victories, basketball over Rubidoux - complete individual victories in field and track, and baseball. Spirit week it was, if you wanted. I .Joey Cisneros and Rusty Ingraham. 2. Rusty Ingraham moves the ball down the court. 3. Dean Acosta attempts a basket. 4. Lynn Bagdon, Karen King, Cindy Ferguson, JoAnn Voura, Cindy Miller 177 Before a packed gymnasium, J. Fred Zinger presented one of the year’s most entertaining assemblies. Hypnotized seniors watched movies through holes in the floor, cried, laughed, had burned careers, and thoroughly entertained their audience. Zinger, president of Hypmovation Inc., demonstrated the power of the hypnotic state as he planted his two feet in the rigid mid section of Marlies Me Mackin or left Corkey Halzle firmly attached to the floor. “You will do better than you ever have before, you will be bright and alert.” “You are awake, it’s lunch” 1. Zinger perchsatop Marlies Me Mackin. 2. Marlies sleeps through lecture 3. Corky Halzle and group freeze. 178 The Panther Basketball team played a hard season. They didn’t do as well as had been expected, ending with the record of 9 wins and 15 losses. Through it all there were many highlights. The first came when Mark Ludwin was elected the varsity team captain . . . the team also won the first two league games against San Bernadino and Colton . . . placed second in George Ingalls Tournament . . . playing in San Bernardino Kiwanis tournament. . . won last game of the season. The team is made up of individuals, one of these Mark Ludwin, was named to the George Ingalls Tournament Team. Rusty Ingraham, an important asset to the team, was given an honorable mention in the Ivy League team after averaging 10 points and 6 rebounds a game. At the Father and Son Banquet, Rusty was named the Most Improved Player. Another outstanding player this year was George Beard. This junior averaged 23 points and 8 rebounds a game. He was the leading scorer and rebounder on the Varsity Team. George was given an especially high honor, being named on the 3rd all Ivy League team and was named the Most Valuable Player in Panther varsity. The Junior Varsity worked hard this year, and it paid off. Their game record was 13 wins and 11 losses. They had two special highlights of the season. First, they placed 2nd in the La Sierra Tournament. Second, they placed 1st in the Norco Christmas Tournament. The outstanding players on this year’s team were Most Improved Player-Roy Davis and Most Valuable-Georg Ramos. The Sophomore Basketball team had a fantastic season. Their game record of 17 wins and 8 losses was the best ever held by a Corona Sophomore team. The highpoint of their season was getting to the finals of our home tournament. The outstanding players of this year’s team were Most Improved-John Comfort and Most Valuable- Stan Patrick. 1. VARSITY, Row I (1-r): Brad Blankenship, Tim Busby, Mark Ludwin, Barr Ross, Joey Cisneros, Rick Wilkerson. Row 2: Joe McNelis, Tom Acosta, Brad Murray, George Beard, Rusty Ingraham, Eric Hagen, Coach Irons. 2. JUNIOR VARSITY, Row 1 (1-r): Steve Balmari, Alfred Espanoza, Bruce Harbour, Lonnie Lyons, ' Pirn Howard. Row 2: Russel Roy, John Martin, Jesus Quevedo, George Ramos, Roy Davis, Ted Yanku, Coach Pratt. 3. SOPHOMORES Row I (1-r): Coach Cransford, Dixon Cummer, Scott Smith, Mike Kerns, A1 Felix, Jon Comfort. Row 2: Kris Clark, Jim Bechler, Kevin Killingsworth, David Quevado, Stan Patrick, George Maher. Bd ' tteTMLL r,_4 ' i T 1 v T.- JtfT l i- 1 - The Panther Wrestling team worked hard this year. They put in a lot of hard practice preparing for competition with other schools. They started off really strong by winning the first two non-league matches. The first against Norco with a score of 40- 28, the second against Norte Vista with a score of 41-24. The Panthers performed well in the league games ending with a varsity record of 3 3. The captain of the varsity squad was Monty Holden. Two outstanding men were Crescenio Pena, who was awarded the Most Improved and Jo Jo Artega was named Most Valuable. The J.V.’s performed well also. In the non¬ league games they lost to Norco, but won at Norte Vista with a score of 54-36. The match record for the J.V. wrestlers was 2 wins, 3 losses. LIGHT WEIGHTS: Row 1 l-r): Joe Flores. Rory Carter, John Yamano, Bob Carrillo, Frank Arroyo. Row 2: Kevin Norland, Kurt Johnson, Tony Koutroulis, Bob Magnuson. HEAVY WEIGHTS: Row 1: Dennis Foose, Mitch Hrachiar, Ted Carpenter, Bruce Fisher. Row 2: Marty Hrachiar, Monty Holden, David Lopez, Mr. Alzugarav, Mr. Horn. MIDDLE WEIGHTS: Row 1: Boh Kisselburgh, Bob Ruis, Roberto Pena, A1 Sepulveda, Keith Fielding, Dave Bennington, Row 2: Mitch Witherspoon, Dave Norland, Rick Chiarto, Shawn Robertson, Mark Quick. 90CC€RT€dM ROW 1. Ernie Rivas, Isidro Hinojos, Faustino Alverez, Raul Cardenas, Fili Corio, Martin Garcia, A1 Koehler ROW 2. Craig Deleo, Raymond Cardenas, Antonio Robles, Francisco Servin, Juan Jimeney, Osvaldo Larios, Jorje Montano, Joe Hernendez, Klint Arrowood, Leo Dimayuga, Manuel Hernandez, Salvador Villafan This year’s soccer team enjoyed a tremendously victorious season. Hours of practice in preparation for what probably is the most difficult and challenging sport played at the high school level. Under the direction of Coach Edwards Van Moyen, the Panthers kept most Ivy League soccer teams defenseless with their aggressive attacks. Finishing with a final score of 10-3-1 Corona attained second place in Ivy Leagues standing. The Damian Tournament was the season’s highlight for the team. In a C.I.F. record for overtimes, 21 in all, Ernie Rivas scored the final point making the Panthers champions. Backed by strong team support these athletes brought in high season scores: Ramon Cartenas, Ramiro Rivas, Martin Garcia, Raul Cardenas, Martin Jaurequi, and Jurje Montano. Soccer is finally coming into its own at Corona. It is hoped there are many improvements in the future. For Coach Edwards Van Moven a finer squad of high school soccer players than Corona had this year would have been hard to find. 187 188 LGVJGR9 4NDPULLGY9 WGIGHTSdNDMG tfURGS MOTO-CROSS Goes INTO L£4GU€ COMPETITION The Corona Raceway was the scene for the fierce, ear shattering and extremely challenging six school moto-cross meets. Fielding a relatively new team, Corona ended league competition in the upper division placement. Coach Rice stated, “What Corona may have lacked in experience, they made up for in spirit and skill.” Their speed and skill managed to place the young team ahead of some excellent and more experienced teams in league competition. 1. Rick Sherman 2. Dan Smith 3. Mike Heretia 4. Jim Gossard. 4 IvvvvS MM I V ifitsss r i 1 A new music group, Honors Wind Ensemble, joined the instrumental music department this year. It was composed of thirty three members and joined the Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble in a busy spring festival and concert season. The highlight of the season was the spring tour. All three groups worked hard preparing for the trip. And what a trip! They performed at such places as Neff High, Chaffey College. Burbank High, Palomar College, and San Diego State University. And they competed at the Band and Orchestra Festival at Fullerton. Many a good time was had in crowded busses and meeting fellow band members from many other schools. The Jazz Ensemble went on tour with both wind ensembles and attended various festivals. Playing music of the contemporary, big band, and jazz eras they entered the Monterey Jazz Festival, and the Southwestern Jazz Festival. Here they competed and exchanged ideas with other jazz groups from the southland. The season ended with a bang as all three groups put on the successful annual Spring Concert. 1. J AZZ E NS EM BLE: Row One (1-r). Mr. Adams, Cindy German, Butch Rovan, Bruce Hicks, Melody Rust, Brady Main, Gary Peterson, Vicki Hicks, Dusty Watson. Row two: Josh Fair, Frank Benson, Jeff Lane, Jim Buechler, Mark Collins, Scott Bissell, David Kelly, Kevin Norland, Mike Hall, Randy Edwards. 2. SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE; ROW ONE (1-r): Jane Naylor, Jay Ball, Joey Eckhart, Bruce Hicks, Steve Ratcliff, Cheri Tramel, Lori Eckhart, Brady Main, Charles Picket, Phil Kesler, Butch Rovan, Herb Yamano, Sonya Thorson, Scott Bissel, Josh Fair, Kevin Dawson, David Otis, Vanessa Browne, Randy Jenson, Jeff Lane, Robbie Hennebelle, Tracey Bishop, Jay Spray, Jeff Markel, Hazel Tarr, Leslie Captavel, Karen Hogue, Dena Ernest, Debbie Hull. ROW TWO: Levi Aries, Ernest Rivas, Ray Ortega, Diane Holmquist, Mouse Hall, Lyn Rhodes, Dwayne Burlenson, Cindy Getman, Kit 1 alviti, Mike Rumme, Tim Seymor, Diane Corrigan, Brian Sutton, Rick Ernest, Lee Rhodes, Craig Fergeson, Bruce Edwards, Bob Kisselburgh, Christine Neuman, Jane Otman, Laurie West, Cathy Danner, Jim Drake, Kirk Bachman, Diane Barkaskaus, Scott Borgan, John Farr, Doug Browne, Mr. Adams. 3. WIND ENSEMBLE: ROW ONE (1-r): Mike Hall, Mike Keesler, Herb Yamano, Butch Rovan, Josh Fair, Sonya Thorson, Randy Jansen, David Order, Jeff Lane Jeff Markel, Scott Bissell, Hazel Tarr, Joey Eckhart. ROW TWO: Mr. Adams, Vanessa Browne, Jane Naylor, Cindy Getman, Cathy Danner, Bruce Hicks, Christine Neuman, Jane Oatman, Lee Rhodes, Laurie West, Craig Fergeson, Diane Barkaskaus, Diane Corrigan, Debbie Hall, John Farr, Levi Aries, Diane Holmquist. 194 Ford asks for money to help Cambodia 6 1. Craig Stuart-long jump 2. Bob Garland starts off on th 440 relay 3. Perry Keeter prepares for the shot put 4. Dan May throws the shot put 5. Gary Peterson congratulates fellow teammate Ryan Hathaway 6. Rick McLaughlin 1 1. Tim Hartman 2. Sue Smith, Cathy Costa 3. Vickie Barholak, Terry Beasley, Dawn Broesder f V 204 4 TH£ CW99ROOM GXP4MD9 In an ever expanding program the federally funded ROP program trains Corona High students in technical and employable skills. Retail sales, nursing, cosmetology, merchandising and restaurant work head the list of available programs. Trained on campus the students’ classroom soon spread to the community’s hospitals, business establishments and colleges. I. Ron Cochennet waits for order in ROP kitchen. 2. Robert Pena serves as day’s fry cook. 3. Kevin Beck. 4. Erma Norman prepares garnishes for the daily special. 209 1. I om Gunderson 2. Mitch Witherspoon 3. Don Kammeyer, Rick Sparkr PUTT PUTT PUTT 1. Rick Wilkerson and Chuck Turner 2. Bernie Delgado, Greg Terrell, Carl Yepez, Kevin Kelley, Shelia White, Nathan Lelevier. Ron Smith 3. Marty Hrachiar at bat. 4. Coach Thomas confers with pitcher, Rick W ' ilkerson and catcher, Greg Terrell. 5. Marty Hrachiar guards first base. PdMTH€R9 210 4 coriTiriu€ winning ttrg IK 211 MARCH 13, 14, 15, BOY MEETS GIRL: Cold cream, make-up, lights, and the Theatre Arts Dept, under the new director, Mrs. Kisselbutgh, presented their first major production to the community. ‘Boy Meets Girl’, a contempory spoof on the 1930 movie industry, began a season with a light¬ hearted edge. The Cast: Roberta Law-Denise Tront; Larry Toms-Brian Gunnoe; J. Carlyle Benson-Wayne Humphrey; Rosetti-Maria Catalano; C. F.-Mr. Friday-Steve Biggs; Peggy-Kathy Stanton; Miss Crews-Candi Donofrio; Rodney Bevan-Brian Baker; Green-Dan Fissouri; Slade-Karen Schrempp; Blade-Susie Holmes; Susie Seabrook-Marlies McMackin; Nurse- Kathy Stanton; Doctor-Richard Glanzman; Chauffeur-Wayne Owens; Young Man-Gary Wolfe; Cutter-Mark Kurvers; Another Nurse-Chris Wilson; Major Thompson-Garry Wright. Student Directors-Kathy Acevedo and Sandy O’Brian Stage Managers-Katherine Jameson and Debbie Kack. I. Marlies McMackin 2,3. Maria Catalano and Bryan Gunnoe 4. Jeff Morris, Mark Humphrey 5. Steve Biggs, Mark Kurvers 6. Debbie Kack, Cathy Acevedo, Katherine Jameson, Mrs. Kisselburgh 7. Richard Glanzman, Bryan Gunnoe, Kathy Stanton 8. Candi Donofrio, Steve Biggs. Mark Kurvers. ...TH€TRUMP€T9 Ak€ H€R€ GOLF TEAM: The Golf Team started off the season with a bang. They won their meet with Alta Loma with a score of 205 to 236, (remember low score wins in golf). The medalist in that meet was sophomore Mark Hunnicutt. There were three returning lettermen out of the eighteen man team. The rest were sophomores. But the sophomores proved promising according to Coach Griffith. One of the outstanding golfers, Kris Terrell, was elected captain of the team. Coach Griffith named him an excellent golfer. TEAM: row 1 (1-r): Kris Terrell, Tim Cobb, Mike Kelly, Tom Fracasso, Robert Kopay, Tom Tibari, Shigotake Arakawa row 2 (1-r): Rick Twamley, Tom Wyne, Mark Hunnicutt, Robert Rohe, Jim Buechler, Mark Carlton, Mark Attaway, Jeff Lane, Don Struble, Brian Millfelt, Coach Griffith. TENNIS TEAM: The outstanding performances of Guido Lorandi, sophomore: Todd Sheperd, senior; and Steve Peterson, senior; led the varsity tennis team it its most outstanding season in recent years. Along with growing nationwide enthusiasm for the sport, new courts, which beat grassy asphalt. Coach Nino fielded the largest team in Corona history. In close matches with Ivy-League opponents, North and Palm Springs, the Panthers played a strong game and ended a successful season in the four rankings of the Ivy-League tournament. On the junior varsity level, Mike Mead and Mike Kerns led the team to finish higher in the league than in previous five years. VARSITY: row 1 (1-r) Ramiro Rivas, Todd Sheperd, Bruce Hicks, Phil Schaeffer, Mark Chiarito, Neil Titius, Bruce Harbour, Mark Agard. row 2 (1-r) Coach Nino, Stephen Peterson, Randy Reever Guido Lorandi, Robbie Hennebelle, Tracy Halbash, George Wilcox, Ed VapGinkel JUNIOR-VARSITY: row 1 (1-r): Patti Proxmire, Judy Caton, Jennifer Glover, Carolyn Adler, Sandy Leuf, Janice Newman, row 2 (1-r): Ron Cochennet, Mike Shellman, A1 Koehler, Skip Lemon, Brad White, Seiko Aoki, Mike Mead, row 3 (1-r): Mark Brown, Steve Mejia, Kent Lillibridge, Craig Ferguson, Chris Sanchez, David Aldana, Tim Hartman, Grant Wilson, Mike Kerns 214 COROM 9W€€P9 H€LD €M€NT9 I. Mike Hall, Ron Cunningham 2. Jeff Perchase 3. Jose Cervantes 4. Rick Gillmaster 5. Dan May 217 TMCKTGdM 1 he Panther Track team had a great season. They started the season off by winning their two pre-league meets against Apple Valley and cross-town rival Norco. The team participated in the Palm Springs Relays, an invitational competition and placed second in a field of six teams. The coaches, List, Blankenship, and Newton, were confident in the Panthers ability and named a few outstanding team members: Outstanding distance runners-Dan Barton, Rick McLaughlin, Joe Velasques, Gary Peterson, and Robert Arguelles. The top notch sprinters were Ryan Hathaway, Ron Cunningham, Greg Petties, ' Pony Davila and Greg Schmidt. In the field events outstanding Panthers were Perry Keeter, shot put; Craig Stuart, high jump and long jump; Rick Gillmaster, pole vault; and Rory Davis, pole vault and high jump. Fine hurdlers were Brad Blankenship and Carl Sparlin. The highlight of the track season came when the team co-sponsored the Corona-Norco Relays with the Norco team. I. SENIORS Row I (L-R): Grog Petties. Perry Keeter, Pat Donahue, Craig Stuart, Juan Ortiz, Ron Cunninghav, Mark Congelosi, Rick Gillmaster. Row 2: Dan Carr, Gary Peterson, Bob Garland, Lee Rhodes, Ryan Hathaway, Mike Hall, Rick MacLaughlin, Tony Davila, Joe Velasquez, Steve Ottinger, David Lopez, Not Pictured- Loren McBride. JUNIORS, ROW 1 (L-R): Steve Palmierie, Dan May, Lee Shagley. Roy Davis, Don Tinsley, Dave Boross, Brad Blankenship, Ted Carpenter. Mark Windom, Tom Kiefer, Brejidio Ortiz, Kris Thorensen, Carl Sparlin, Greg Sowards. Row 2: George Macias, Greg Schmidt, Isaac Rodriquez, Jim Gran ado, Pete Apodaca, Rob Alexander, Greg Fritz, Mike Murphy, Ralph Jager, Bill Kiefer, Dan Barton, David Gross, Dan Davidson, Tony Kourtroulis. SOPHOMORES: Row I (L-R): Greg Pope, David Aldana, Rick Reber, Ben Apodoca. Row 2: Tom Polk, Chris Dickerson, Phil Alexander, Bruce Johnson, Tony Stewart, Jack Fram, Brian Baker, Dixon Kummer, Zackery Bruce, Dwayne Burleson, Jeff Purchase. Row 3: Vlike Dobek, Ed Rodenos, Joe Booher, Clay Cullen, Jose Cervantes, Jamie Puga, Todd Cobley, Tim Carr, Robert Arguellas, Dan Balles, Ed Garcia, Tom Ward, Lloyd Salgado, Mike Donahue, Kirk Johnson. Not Pictured-James Finks, Luis Ortiz, Scott Zylla. 219 SPRING SPORTS What do you mean girls’ athletics? We’ve always had a program for the well-rounded young lady ... an yet! Under the coaching of Coaches Bowers, Chitwood, Sherman, and associates the girls found themselves in their second year of active competition. And with the second year came CIF recognition of league competition, new ratings and rulings, addition of the badminton squad, matching uniforms, (whatever happened to those charming feminine grey bloomers mother wore), plus development of style and accomplishment in competition. Fielding teams in Volleyball, tennis, badminton, softball, track, gymnastics, basketball, and swimming the year’s schedule kept a rapid pace throughout. In volleyball, Coach Bower’s girls ended the season third in league competition. In tennis Cindy Odgen led her team mates to an impressive sixth place ranking out of an eighteen school division. In spring, as things often do, the pace became even more rapid for the east locker room gang; as badminton birds found their nest in league play. Softball, track, gymnastics and swimming all forged forward into a full season. Coach Bowers found spring practice with a large turnout for a successful softball season. Under Coach Doug Crow the track women easily defeated Don Lugo 77-4, and Apple Valley 65-26, and as enthusiasm built so did the season. In gymnastics, the professional attitudes and accomplishments of Coach Kathy Trott developed a finer sense of showmanship and performance in her athletes. In competition Linda WAde, Stephanie Snyder, Diane Wilson, and Delite Emery among others, showed much improvement over previous performance. A second year, development. . . and yet. . . success. I. GYMNASTICS, ROW I (l-r): Pam Ross, Dr life Emery, Linda Wade, Dawn Collins, Stephanie Snyder, Lisa Sheedy. Row 2: Karen Lundberg, Teresa Becher, Cindy Jones, Debbie Alexander, Cathy W’illey, Vanessa Bibles, Kelly Beman, Laura Johnsom, Coach Cathy Trott. Row 3: Alvira Montoya, Anna Rivas, Virginia Mejia. Diane W ilson, Debbie Henson, Cheryl Brelsford, Tracy Warren, Robin Hutchinson, Vivian Delgadillo. 2. BADMINTON, ROW 1 (l-r): Debbi Wutzke, Kathy Shoopman, Martha Cisneros, Gina Wagner, Olga Perez, Mary Salas, Cathy Weckerly. Row 2: Vanessa Browne, Heidi Schlictmann, Belinda Ortiz, Cathi Lowry, Kim Hawley, Anne Freeman, Diane Pina. Sheryl Phillips, Denise Tronti. 3. SWIMMING, ROW r I (l-r): Janet Wilcox, Kathy Lewinson, Bev Chalvin, Allison Richards, Nancy Adrian, Tami Ackerman. Carol Huckaby, Jennifer James. Row 2: Marianne Krug, Laurie Ayles, Tami Paulson, Marie Ibbetson, Elva Briseno, Lori Gray, Linda Perkins. 4. SOFTBALL, ROW 1 (l-r): Kathy Ochoa, Cheryl Carney, Wendy McDonald, Kathi Jones, Debbie Tyner, Tracy Bishop, Kathy Keller, Cyndi Lovell, Patti Urbenac, Margot Bensiek. Row 2: Lynn Greene, Debbie Enriquez, Janice Corrigan, Tracy Moore, Gigi Lovell. Susan Moore, Marie Myrick, Patsy Madril, Karin Lancaster, Gaylene Locke. Row 3: Coach Chitwood, Cheryl Urbanec, Kary Bursic, Pennie Pollock, Chris Blanchette, Ali Schmall, Tanya Bacon, Cindy Ogden, Terri Bensiek, Diane Corrigan, Midge McCann, Chari Trammel, Gerri Michael. 5. TRACK, ROW ' 1 (l-r): Janice Higdon, Marilyn Wall, Gloria Smith. Kathy Oles, Lisa Cromwell, Kris Johnson, Cheri Gray, Angela Blizzard. Row 2: Debra McClory, Connie Embree, Cathy Proxmire, Georgina Perez, Linda Wilson, Leslie Johnson. Row 3: Coach Bowers, Katherine Jameson, Cathy Weckerly, Eleanor Jameson, Becky Rohner, Tami Shockley, not pictured Coach Doug Crow. 5 221 9PRING PRODUCTIONS . . . Spring and a young man’s fancy turns to . . . grease paint, lights, applause. And applause came as the theatre arts department finished their first active year, with two highly successful spring productions. First, under the student direction of Debbie Kack and Perry Keeter, the department presented the ASB review, “It’s About Time, Again.” Second, the department presented, in the round, the highly successful drama, “Twelve Angry Jurors.” Members of the cast are: Juror 1- Richard Glanzman, Juror 2- Mike Ownens, Juror 3- Debbie Kack, Juror 4- Cathy Acevedo, Juror 5- Gary Wolfe, Juror 6- Lupe Cervantes, 7- Wayne Humphrey, Juror 8- Brian Baker, Juror 9- Kathy Stanton, Juror 10- Kelly Maynor, Juror 11- Dawn Broesder, Juror 12- Perry Keeter, Guard- Mark Kurvers, Judge-Jeff Morris. 1. Twelve Angry Jurors 2. Dawn Broesder 3. 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RONALD GRAVES CHERI GRAY DEBBIE GREEN CHERYL GREENIER YOLANDA GUILLEN JOE GUTIERREZ LEONON GUTIERREZ NINA GUZMAN GARY HANNAH DARLA HAGERTY PATRICIA GRIFFIS MIKE GRIFFITHS KAREN GRIZZLE VINCE GRIZZLE DONA HAWKINS CHRIS HAYWARD KATHY HEALY SUSAN HEMPECK DARRELL HENDERSON LENNIE HENDERSON MIKEL HENRY DEBBIE HENSON SHERI HEPLER DEBBIE HERNANDEZ DIANE HERNANDEZ RAYMOND HERNANDEZ YOLANDA HERNANDEZ ANDY HERRERA RACHEL HERRERA CHERIE HERRICK SUE HETHERINGTON DEAN HIGLEY ISDIRO HINOJOS JIM HOCKING WENDY HOKE MARY HOLLIDAY LOREN HOLMWOOD KAREN HOGUE STACY HOGUE ENGENE HOSKINSON VICKI HOWARD 248 MITCH HRACHIAR CAROL HUCKABY DAVID HUMPHREY MARK HUNNICUTT CHRISTY HUNSINGER DON HUNT ED HUNTER JENNIFER JAMES KATHERINE JAMESON MICHILLE JAMISON JANICE JEANS BRENDA JEMISON CHERYL JENKS CINDY JENSEN TERRI JENSEN DAN JOHNS DANA JOHNS BRUCE JOHNSON UNDA JOHNSON KRIS JOHNSON KURT JOHNSON ROBYN JOHNSON OLA JONES CINDY JONES MAVIN JONES SHERRI JONES ROBIN KADON RON KENSLOW MIKE KERNS KEVIN KILLINGSWORTH BOB KISSELBURGH JUDY KLATT TRENA KNICK PATTY KONER SAM KOURKUS LINDA KRIKES TAMMY KRUEGER VIRGINIA KRUSE DEBBIE KUHN DIXON KUMMER MARK KURVERS GREG LESTER DAVID LEWELLEN DEBBIE LISARDO GARY LISWOOD BRIAN LLOYD DEBBIE LOGSDON KAREN KAMMERER RON KAMMEYER TINA KASAL MATT KEATHLEY LINDA KELLER ROGER KELLER MIKE KELLY THERESA KELLY SCOTT KENNEDY JUNIOR LAGUNA JIM LALIBERTE KARIN LANCASTER JEFF LANE GEORGE LARA SUSAN LASKOWSKI BECKY LEACH CINDY LENHOF DONNIE LEONTI 249 CHERYL LONG LEONARD LONGO ESPERANZA LOPEZ GILBERT LOPEZ IMELDA LOPEZ IMELDA LOPEZ MARIA LOPEZ JOHN LOZANO LUPE LOZANO LAURA LOZON GILBERT LUNA DENISE MC BRIDE MARY MC CANN JULIE MACIAR JOEL MACIAS OFELIA LOPEZ SYLVIA LOPEZ GIGI LOVELL TONY LOVERSO JOSEPH LOWERY JESSICA MC CLA1N SCOTT MC DILL DANNY MC DONALD WENDY MC DONALD CLARK MC GARY IRENE MC GAUGH NANCY MC INTOSH YVONNE MC KENZIE BOB MC MACKIN STEVE MCPTHERSON PATSY MADRIL MIKE MAELY MARIA MACIAS RITA MACIAS CARLOS MAGDALANO GEORGE MAHER JOHNNY MACIEL BOONLIT MANEWON CAROL MAREZ DEBBIE MAREZ NICK MAREZ JEFF MARKEL FRANK MARMOLEJO JUNIOR MARMOLEJO DIANE MARQUEZ MARY MARQUEZ CONNIE MARTINEZ DONNA MARTINEZ MARI MARTINEZ CHARLES MASON BRENT MAYS TERRI MEADERS SUSAN MEDEIROS RONNIE MEJIA STEVE MEJIA ROSA MELGOZA CARLOS MENDEZ CARRIE MERRYMAN GREG MICHAELIS BILLY MICHEL MARA MILLER SHELLEY MILLER BRIAN MILLFELT MELODY MILLIGAN JOHN MILLIS DAVID MIX CINDY MOLLET MIKE MONDON JARGE MONTANO KATHY MONTM1NY BENNY MONTEJANO TIM MORENO CRAIG MORRISON RON MOORE TRACY MOORE CORINE MOSHER LORRI NOWLIN CHERYL MUFF JER1 MULLINGS BENNY MUNOZ DEBBIE MUNOZ LETICIA MUNOZ LUPIE MUNOZ KATHY MUNOZ OSVALDO MUNOZ SUZANNE MUNOZ RORY MURRY KEVIN MURPHY ROBERTA NAIMAN LINDA NEAL SALLY NEGRETTE DAVID NELSON DAVID NESTER KEVAN NORLAND ERMA NORMAN ROBERT NORMAN RUTH OLANO COLLETTE OLIVER JIM O’NEAL BELINDA ORTIZ CAMILO ORTIZ CECILIA ORTIZ LUIS ORTIZ DAVE OTIS MARY OTIS THERESA OWENS JOSEFINA PADILLA ANNETTE PALLIRETO JIM PALMIERI VICKY PALOMINO MARY PAPLIA GLENN PARADA CORY PARRIS MAREN PARSONS ROSEMARY PARTDA STAN PATRICK TOM PATTERSON DAVID PEARSON MARIA PELAYO HOLLY PEKARI ROBERT PENA BONNIE PEREZ 251 TONY PRICE JAMEY PUGA JEFF PURCHASE DAVID QUEVEDO LORI QUICK MARK QUICK ROSIE QUIJANO ROSIE QUINTANA ANNA QUIRK DANIEL PENEZ LINDA PERKINS LIZ PERKINS JULIE PETERS ROSEMARY PINA RUDY PINO BRAIN PIXLEY BARBARA POLCYN PENNIE POLLOCK KEITH POORE GREG POPE ROBIN PORSLEY MIKE POWERS HILDA RAMOS MARCOS RAMOS DONI RAPP STEVEN RATCLIFF CAROL RATCLIFF LIZ REA RICK REBER DEBORAH REIMER KIM RICE BOB RICH ALLISON RICHARDS JANET RICHARDSON LISA RIOS 252 ANTONIO ROBLES RICK ROCH EDDIE RODENAS KEN ROCK ROBERT ROHE JEFF ROLD ROB ROSENBERRY BARR ROSS PAM ROSS JOSEPH ROVAN RUSS ROY MINICA RUBIO TIM RUDOLPH ROBERT RUIS DON RUIZ JOHN RUIZ RUFUS RUIZ MELODY RUST LLOYD SALGADO CHRIS SANCHEZ LETICIA SANCHEZ LINDA SANDERS TEE TEE SAYALA DIANA SCHEMPP MARK SCHLAGEGK DONNA SCHLOTT DOUG SCHMIDT KERRY SCHMIDT CHRIS SCOTT BOB SENSEMAN VICTOR SEPULVEDA FRANCISCO SERVIN KARIMA SHAMMA CRIS SHEARER LIZA SHEEDY DARYL SHEEHAN PAM SHELDON JEAN SHEPPARD DAVE SHERWOOD TAMISHOCKLEY ROSIE SIARDEA TAMMY SIGSBEE VICKIE SKIDMORE DAVE SMITH LANE SMITH PERRY SMITH SCOTT SMITH STUART SMITH TERRI SMITH TERRY SMITH RAMON SOLIS CONNIE SOLOMON PHILIP SOLORZANO BARBARA SOULFS KURT SNYDER RICHARD SPARKMAN PAM SPRY DEBBIE STANARD JIM STANFIELD DENISE STANLEY KATHY STANTON DIANE STICYR ANNE STEVENS TONY STEWART LAURIE STJERNQUIST SANDY STOUT WANDA STRICKLAND 253 RUBEN TORRES RAMONA TOTAH JULIE TOVAR SHARI TRAMEL JERRY TORRES DONNIE TOVAR DEBBIE STROUGH DON STRUBLE KURT STRUTZEL SCOT SUNESON JON SZABO HAZEL TARR MICHAEL TALLEY LAURIE TERRELL KATHY THOMAS SAM THOMAS KENNETH THRASH TOM TIBERI BILL TOLTON ALICE TONNES GUY TRINIDAD CAROL TUCKER HOWARD TUCKER JIM TURNER DEBBIE TYNER LYNDA TYSON DANIEL VEDUGO MARK VERMILLION ANNA VILLA MARIE VILLAFAN FERNY VILLAPANDO 254 DAVID VILLAPANDO MARIA VILLELA DEBRA WAGONER CHF.RI WALDROP CINDI WALLACE MARILYN WALL JIM WALTERS TIM WARREN CINDY WAYMAN JEFF WEAVER LINDA WEST BRAD WHITE KAREN WHITE LYNN WHITE WAYNE WOOD KEITH WOODWARD GARY WOLF JOHN YAMANO ALICIA ZARAGOZA LILIA ZARAGOZA KIM ZOLLER SCOTT ZYLLA VERNON WHITCHURCH CARL WHITT GEORGE WILCOX TERRI WILKINSON DAVID WILLIAMS CHRIS WILSON GRANT WILSON TAMI WILSON ROB WINBERG 255 t mu ACULTY AND DMINISTRATION I V 2 g a. c 5 £ ’ j « i s — — c 61 £ = 3 2 _2 « f- . 261 I 5 ' “ rj 3 4 irf = § 3 8 ? S — m sl 3 — = ET S 3 O c c § s-2. 3 c o n ' 3 262 266 267 sill at c S Si as a. 269 . •£ IS iS | Sty js i i i = 5.: « « £ a. §E 5555 1. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: President-Dale Titius, Vice- President-George Caron, Treasurer-Chris Newman, Secretary- Carlia Lunsford ROW I: Donna Johnson, Kelly Cook, Debbie McClory, Kirt Dreen, Lorraine Gilbert, Renee Smerber, Cheryl Cameron, Danny Enriques, Karen Hogue, Ginger Chapman ROW 2: Carlia Lunsford, Jane Naylor, Tim Warren, Gary Gattermeyer, Don Breiner, Steve Kent, Joe Trinidad, Lee Rhodes, Ron Graves, Rosemary, Carlos, Dale Titius, Mike Davidson, Mr. Hawly (sponsor), Lisa Witzel, ROW 3: Mr. Payne (sponsor), Mark Shick, Rick Ray, Dan Bertrand, Scott McMaster, Russell Hughes, Richard Armstrong, Diana Bellah, Greg Pope, David Ray, Mike Henry, Steve Spangler, Sue Nottingham, Oman Saul, Jack Saylor. 2. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: ROW 1: John German, William Arvizu, Jay Conway, Tom Alvis, Robert Magnuson, ROW 2: George Shuman, Dorthy Gardner, Oman Saul, Valerie Perry, Linda Johnson, Rosemary Carlos, Toby Garland, Jim Turner ROW ' 3: Lindsay Haskins, Dale Westbrook, Don Hagerty, John Rech, Mark Vermillion, Mike Dickerson, Dave Ray, Craig Durning 3.FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: ROW 1: Ron Espinoza, Linda Sanders, Karen Deacon, Tracy Bishop, Becky Vahovick, Kris Newman, Tanya Bacon, Louis Borges. ROW 2. Cecilie Hernandez, Jim Gagner, Dean Higley, Carol Hughes, Debi Harlin, Pati Currie, Rae Howard, Sue Nottingham, Bill Brown, Gino Panza. ROW 3: Charles Carson, Tony Uptegraht, Jeff Pratt, George Mullowney, Rick Ray, John Huckaby, Diane Glover, Gino Hoskinson, Scott Kennedy, Mike Downey, Dan McDonald, Brian Sutton, Kelly Bell. 4. 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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: President-Martin Powell, Vice- President- Joey Eckardt ROW ' 1: Ron Cochennet, Joe Eckardt, Jose Nino, (sponsor), George Wilxoc 8 U.M.A.S.: President-George Aguilara, Vice-President-Rosa Perez, Treasurer-Teresa Munoz, .Secretary-Debbie Garcia ROW ' 1: George Aguilera, Cecila Ortiz, Bonnie Perez, Rosa Perez ROW ' 2: Maria Murillo, Paul Smith, Theresa Munoz, Gloria Orona, Cathie Cervantes, ROW ' 3: Patty Luna, Dorothy Orduno 7.GERMAN CLUB: President-Wayne Owens, Secretary-Treasurer-Angela W ' arter ROW ' 1: Mr. Van Muyen (sponsor), Margaret Alger, W ayne Owens ROW ' 2: Shiryl Stanfield, Clarissa Hooper, Tim Edmondson, Greg Boyd, Mara Miller, Angela W ' arter 8.KO-HI-NUR STAFF: Editor-Phil Urbina, Asst. Editor- Patti Proxmire ROW 1: Amy Jendrock, Jeri Bloss, Patty Proxmire, Martin Powell, Mr. Tindall (sponsor) ROW 2: Bill Nicola, Kevin Kelley, Chuck Doolittle, Lynn Rhodes, Dennis Montanez, Leslie Grindrod, Yoshitaka Okada, Vincent Sell, Don Freese 9. SPANISH CLUB: President-Mark Kurvers, Vice-President-Jo Ann Youra, Secretary-Sandy Flannery, Treasurer-W ' ayne Humphrey ROW ' 1: Rosemary Carlos, Mike Keller, ROW ' 2: Mr. Parker (sponsor). W ' ayne Humphrev, Jo Ann Y oura, Ther S’ ’ Mvean Beyer, Mark Kurvers. 1. CHEMISTRY CLUB: President Brenda Hartman, Vice-President- Lynn Blanchette, Secretary-Dienna Nicosia, Treasurer-Gina Wegner Row 1: Vanessa Bibles, Craig Deleo Row 2: Mike Murphy, Mrs. Wynn (sponsor), Dienna Nicosia, Terri Hildabrand 2. LETTERMEN: President-Mitch Witherspoon, Secretary- Treasurer- Monte Holden, Vice-President-Eric Hagan Row 1: Dan Barton, Bill Keefer, Monty Holden, Rick Wilkerson, Mitch Witherspoon, Dave Backus, Alfredo Alvarez, Ted Carpenter, Rick McLaughlin, Ryan Hathaway Row 2: Mr. Newton (sponsor). Chuck Booher, Eric Hagan, Brian Jacobs, Gregg Petties, Ken Shea, Brad Blankenship, Greg Schmidt, Tony Davila, Harty Hriachiar, Joey Cisneros, Tim Busby, Dan Davidson, Greg Terrel, Chuck Turner. 3.SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY: President Brian Jacobs, Vice- President-Corinne Lyons, Secretary-Kathy Keller , Treasurer-Leslie Johnson Row 1: Phil Schaefer. Diane Wilson, Corinne Lyons, Cindy Miller, Linda Wilson, Regina Wegner, Debbie Hull, Patti Proxmire, Marla Bissel, Row 2: Eleanor Jameson, Tina Cain, Kathy Dillon, Debbie Lunetta, Karol Moore, Leslie Johnson, Debbie Alexander, Kathy Keller, DeLite Emery. Margot Bensiek, Terri Hildabrand. Cheryl Markel, Isa Sanchez, Mike Griffith, Row 3: Kim Johns, Par Whitcomb, Liz Buechler, Olga Perez, Mr. Phillips (sponsor). Brain Jacobs, Greg Terrell, Patti Urbanic, Mark Kurvers, Margaret Yancu, Anne Freeman 4. INDUSTRIAL WOODS: President-Rick McLaughlin, Vice-President- Allen Volz, Treasurer-Ken Dell, Secretary-Dan Rees Row 1: Bill Ellis, Rick McLaughlin, Ken Dell Row 2: David Reyes, Jeff Dempsey, Tim Edmondson Row 3: Kelly Brown. Ken Jose-, Mark Peterson, Bob Beltron, Mr. Burdick (sponsor) 5. RADIO- T.V.- PRODUCTIONS CLU B: President-Jeff Morris, Vice-President-Martin Powell, Trcasurer-Carole Kerr, Secretary-Chris Gordon Row 1: Chris Gordon, Ted Methereld Row 2: Garnetta Koch, Tom Fatone, Susie Gerome Row 3: Martin Powell, Jeff Morris. Hector Esquivel, Cathy Lowry, Kathy Jose-6. AUTO CLUB: President-Cindy Miller, Vice-President-Mike Heredia, Secretary-Treasurer-Tom Fulmer, Row 1: Dan Johns. Mike Eigenbrod. Kathy Wiley, Tina Cain, Virgina Mejia, Ed Herrison, Bob Sandoval. Mike Heridia Row 2: Cathv Pitiak, David Bennington, Jim Gosser, Jeff Hert, Stacey Tyler, Mr. Bennet (sponsor), Row 3: Craig Deleo, Jamie Hocking, Harold Christian. Mike Munote, Doug Brown, Cindy Miller, Don Kennedy, Russ Mackey, F.d Huner, Greg Bryant, Gary Hannah, Rick Sparkman, Gary Allen, Mr. Knox (sponsor) 1. MEDICAL CAREERS: President-Jeri Temperley, V r ice-President- Maricia Fay, Secretary-Jo Ann Miller Rowl : Tina Cain, Missy Fay, Jeri Timperley, JoAnne Miller, Kathy Stanton, Laurie Lozon Row 2: Julie Macias, Sherri Scott, Jeanifer James, Kathy Acevedo, Leticia Munoz, Debbie Seay, Cathy Costa, Maria Murilla, Debbie DeMarco, Mrs. Ramierez (sponsor). Row 3: Debbie Seay, Sue Cawthon, Debbie Strough, Linda West, Cathy Proxmire, Debi W illiams, Chris W ' ilson. 2. DRAMA CLUB: President-Kelly Maynor, Vice-President-Russ Bouton, Treasurer-Kathy Acevedo, Secretary-Denise Tronti Row 1: Vanessa Bibles, Chris Wilson, Candy Donofri, Dawn Broesder, Kathy Acevedo, Maria Catalano, Lupe Cervantes Row 2: Terri Hildibrand, Carole Kerr, Wayne Owens, Mark Kurvers, Teresa Slack, Denise Tronti, Mike Griffiths. Row 3: Steve Bissa, Richard Glanzmen, Kathy Stanton, Phil Schaefer. Russ Bouton, Terri Oldridge, Mrs. Kisselburgh, 3. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: President-Cheryl Markel, Vice- President-Leslie Grinrod, Secretary- Pam Deegan, Treasurer- Cathy Hamilton Row 1: Faye Denick, Cathy Hamilton Row 2: Pam Deegan, Sherri Scott, Cheryl Markel, Patti Proxmire, Kathy Osterkamp, Isa Sanchez, Carole Kerr Row 3: Debbie Strough, Myean Beyer, Debi W illiams, Ruth Edmondson, (sponsor)- Mr. Zadra4. LE ITER WOMEN: Chairperson-Denise- Denise Tronti, Co-Chairpersons-Row 1: Juanita Mejia, Cindy Lovell, Georgina Perez, Debbie W illiams, Alexis Ellenson Row 2: Denise Tronti, Diane Wilson, Kathy Lowry, 5. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: President-Donna Pearson. Vice-President-Kathy Search, Secretary-Stephanie Snyder, Treasurer-Linda Andearson, Row 1: Mr. Aparicio (sponsor), Donna Aldridge, Donna Pearson, Mamie Lunetta, Sherrie McGunnis, Kathie Search, Linda Anderson, Mr. Wilson (sponsor) Row 2: Sharoan Kavanavgh, Stepanie Snyder, Gloria Munoz, Debbie Garcia. Rita Delgado 5. PANTH ERETTES: President-Georgina Perez, Service Chairman-Carolyn Adler, Secretary-Treasurer-Sue Gray, Senior Rep.-Karen King, Junior Rep.-Olga Perez, Sophomore Rep.-Marilyn Wall. SOPHOMORES-Row 1: Cindy Mollet, Jenifer James, Susy Gerome, Terri Smith, Cathy Thomas, Gigi Lovell Row 2: Belina Ortiz, Karen Belcher, Sherrie Herick, Sylvia Gonzalas, Pam Ross, Linda Keller, Angie Blizzerd, Nancy Cleveland, Row 3: Allison Richards, Beverly Chauvin, Shelly Miller, Jeannie Deits, Beaky Leach Row 4: Vanessa Brown, Kathv Jose, Chris Blanchette, Valerie Browne, Marilyn Wall 7. JUNIOR PANTH ERETTES: Row I:SueGra . Linda W ilson, Cathy Proxmire, Marianne Krug, Kathy Grady, Row 2: Leanne Lew is, DeLite Emery, Vicki Hicks, Carolyn Chauvin, Pan Deegan, Becky Rohner, Row 3: Gloria Smith, Kathy Keller, Margot Benseik, Janice Newman, Kelly Sturgis, Marla Bissel Row 4: Olga Perez, Anne Freeman, Debbie Lunetta, Mary Rogers. 8. SENIOR PANTH ERETTES: Row- 1: Georgina Perez, Cindy Johnson, Lauri Ayles, Karen King, Debbie Williams, Cheryl Markel Row 2: Cathy Bain, Karen Schrempp, Sherrie Keller, Cindy Ferguson, Allison Stein, Row 3: Sue Holmes, Holly Zender, Debbie Stewart, Lorraine Kisselburgh, Connie Embre, Parry Flores, Denise Bacon Row 4: Jacky Lacky, Jeannie Cleveland, Carolyn Adler, Janet Malcomb. 281 Bd9€BdLLT€dM9 Beginning with an undefeated pre-season the Panthers put up an impressive season. Coach Thomas, fielding a team laden with returning lettermen, relied heavily on the eleven seniors on varsity. Showing impressive performance against cross town rival, Norco, Ken Shea gave up three hits, striking out ten and allowing only one run in nine innings. The Panthers met their biggest challenge against Ivy League opponents. North Ramona and Rubidoix. VARSITY BASEBALL: row I: Rick Wilkcrson, Paul Balderas, Ken Shea, Carl Yepez, Bernie Delgado, Ron Smith ROW 2: Marty Hrachiar, Nathan Lelevier, Chuck Turner, Alfredo Alvcrez, Corky Halze, Alfredo Casilas ROW 3: Coach Thomas, Rusty Ingraham, Greg Terrell, Jerry Ledford, Kevin Kelley. Marc Ludwin, Coach Turner JUNIOR-VARSITY BASEBALL ROW I : Danny Pino, Todd Busby, Alfredo Espinoza, E ddie DiGiamarino, Lonnie Lyons, Gary Esquivel, Joe Aldana ROW 2: Coach Horn, Tom Cress, Howard Tucker, Robert Longo, Tom Allen, Brian Sutton, Tim Howard, David Winsted, Joe Ruiz SOPHOMORE BASEBALL ROW I: Steve Cabrera, Cory Bass, Terry Barsher, Rudy Pino, David Baches, Otie Davila, Ron Mejia ROW 2: Mike Belles, John Comfort, Ferny Villalponda, Kelly Brown, Tim Moreno, Doug Emery, ROW 3: Mark Thibault, Russell Roy, Kevin Killingsworth, Dan Ruiz, Jim Laliberte, Chris Clark, Scott McDill, Coach Phillips 283 3 W€’Vie COMG A LONG W AV... 1. Diane Wilson performs a straddle on the uneven bars. 2. Performing in free exercise, Cheryl Brelsford. 3. Petite and like a pixy, Virginia Mejia perfects the introduction to her free exercise. 4,6. Linda W ' ade demonstrates her excellent routine on the high beam. 5. Delite Emery begins her performance on the high beam. 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