Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1977 volume:

t 1 m- il m w sw . M m Jw A mi v 1 l i I I l I l V ' If r l i u t ' ■- ' ■ ' •■ ' a I I I I Bjp 1 w f ygraW {rooty IWhMl 1976-1977 CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL • CORONA, CALIFORNIA 1. SENIORS. 78 2. JUNIORS. 160 3. SOPHOMORES. 174 4. FACULTY. 224 concentrate ... don’t fall .. point your toes ... don’t fall ... kee he legs straight ... concentrate ... leap ... i didn’t fall ... now ... dismount ... K m QUINl July 6, 1976 . . . and Corona High began year round school ... no more summer school ... no more afternoons at Newport ... no more relaxation . . . this is the real thing. 1. Suzanne Ehorn. 2. Bob Paulson. 3. Karen Hogue, Sandy Figueroa. 4. Leticia Sanchez. 5. Virginia Aguilar. 6. Linda Johnson. 7. Sam. 8. Evelyn Browne. 9. Roberta Marmolejo. 19 Football: It was an upset victory as the Panthers won first game of the season, 7-6 over Arlington. It was doubtful whether the panthers would do well under their new coach Larry Hilsabeck, but all doubts were laid to rest as the Corona defense made the first T.D. of the night. It was Damien Kelly picking up a fumbled Arlington ball and running it 62 yards for a 6-0 lead. Don Struble made the extra point and it was 7-0. The offense had a bad night with Wilkerson completing 3 out of 5 passes for short yeardage. But, it was a night for defense as Louie Garcia sacked the Q.B. four times and Howard Tucker once. The defense held Arlington to one score and stopped the ex¬ tra point try. Making the final score 7-6, Panthers. Volleyball: In volleyball Corona fell prey to Norco ' s fine offense as it capital¬ ized on a few of Corona ' s mistakes to give Norco the win in the third game of the series. Courtney McAleese and Laura Minturn both did a fine job for Corona ' s game with Kathy Arellano and Jeanette Kearney backing them up. Tennis: Tennis against Norco is 1-1 as the Panthers lost the first match on Tues¬ day, but tied up the score with a win on Thursday. Denise Francis, and Shellie Miller both made fine showings. 1. Bob McMackin2. Don Struble 3. Damion Kelly. 22 v A  • . • • • 23 GLORIA ESPINOZA - fit j ' r I I mrw7 11 1. Grant Wilson. 2. Carol Hucloby. 3. Linda Keller, Barbar Gibbon. 4. Rob Rosenberry. 5. George Wilcox. 6. Laureen West. 7. Laurie StjernquisL 8. Leticia Sanchez. 9. Fred Faendrich. 10. Lane Smith. 11. Lisa Benvenuti. 12. Nancy Cleveland. 13. Diana Schempp. T tJL ' ' ? J 4 I A 27 PT20 24 Volleyball: Corona came up with a win against Arlington with the scores of 15-7, 8-15, and 15-6. The offense pulled together for the win, while the de¬ fense held off Arlington ' s attack. Courtney McAleese and Jeanette Kearney held the offense and defense together with help form Corky Davis and Debbie Enriquez. Against Colton however, the Panthers did not fair so well. They came very close to pulling one out in the last game with a score of 12-15 (Colton). The team came from behind only to have their chance foiled when they gave up the ball and Coltons fine offense pulled out a win. Tennis: In tennis against Arlington, Corona came up with a win, with fine showings by Denise Frances, Shellie Miller, and the doubles team of Nancy Cleveland and Pennie Pollock. Against Colton this week another win jacked up the spirits of the Panthers who are looking for a high place in the league stand¬ ings this year. Cross Country: Corona walked all over Arlington. The Panthers placed In the first five notches before Arlington runners even crosses the finish. Top runners were Robert Arguelles, Dixon Kummer, and Robert Rohe. This is just the be¬ ginning of a hopefully good season as the Panthers look for yet another 1st place year. Football: Corona chalked up another win as it rolled over Colton, 13-8. The defense again made a good showing as it held Colton to only 6 points, and helped by setting up our first score late In the third period. Photos: 1. Chris Cook 2. Corky Davis 3. Louis Garcia 4. Marty Wilkerson 5. Olivia Laird 6. Gerald McKenzie 7. Theresa Bye, Susan Hughes 8. Joel Fair 9. Louis Garcia 10. Marty Wilkerson. M 32 3 Tennis: The Panthers moved to a 4-1 mark overall as they won San Berdo. It was a hard match as the Panthers barely pulled it out, but another fine showing by Denise Francis clinched the win. Cross Country: Corona again made afineshowingas it placed the first five men in top positions before a San Berdo man even showed up. Robert Arguelles placed first as Robert Rohe and Kurt Johnson helped the cause. Volleyball: Against San Berdo in volleyball Corona faired well as it pulled out a 2-1 decision. Everyone played well as sophomore player Courtney McAleese led the team defen¬ sively. Corona again won as it topped Rubidoux 15-3, 10-15, 15-6. It was a fine showing by Jeanette Kearney and Corky Davis as the Panthers pulled for a big finish. Football: The Panthers were no match for undefeated San Berdo as it easily defeated Corona, 33-9. It was a hard fought game all the way but the Cardinals proved superior. Our first score was a 34 yard field goal by Don Struble, which made the score 7-3 in favor of San Berdo. Corona ' s only touchdown came in the second quarter when Fred Portlock blocked a punt and Don Struble picked It up and ran for a 31 yard T.D. Coach Hilsabeck said he be- leived the Panthers weren ' t playing up to par. That seemed to be apparent as the Cardinals rolled up 5 T.D. ' s. 1. Marty Wllkerson. 2. Marty Wilkerson. 3. Jeanette Kearney, Courtney McAleese. 35 Corona city council extends building permits. 37 OCT4 8 : • -t-4 • m. Volleyball: The Panthers fought hard for their win over Poly this week as Jeanette Kearney led the way. Laura Minturn had a fine game, with many per¬ fect spikes. Corona was not so lucky against North, as it lost in two straight games. Laura Minturn played an excellent game, but it wasn ' t enough as the final score was 10-15, 5-15. Corona lost its second straight against Palm Springs. Coach Chitwood said it was the toughest game of the season. The games were close but Palm Springs just proved to be a better team, one of the best in the league. Jeanette Kearney and Courtney McAleese led the team defensively, the final score was 13-15, 12-15. Tennis: Corona did not have a good week in Tennis as it dropped three straight matches to Poly, North and Palm Springs respectively. Shellie Miller made a fine showing for the Panthers, backed up by doubles Nancy Cleveland and Penny Pollock. Cross Country: Corona made it three straight with a big win over Rubidoux with the score of 19 to 50. Kurt Johnson and Lany Gentry both turned in good times for the varsity. Football: The Panthers put up a good fight despite many injuries, to beat Rubidoux 21-0. Corona came up with 207 yards rushing with Damion Kelley at quarter -back. The defense put forth another fine job as they completely throttled the Rubidoux attack. Coach Hilsabeck was very pleased with his team as they moved to 3-1 in Ivy League play. Photos: 1. Kirk Johnson, Dixon Kummer 2. Robert Arguelles, Clay Cullen, Stan Patrick 3. Robert Arguelles 4. Denise Francis 5. Danny Grasso 6. Tackle by Garcia and Struble. 7. Danny Grasso 8. David Mix 9. Fred Portlock 10. Tracey Moore ' ll. Sandy Stimpert. 39 f (TJ 7 8 This year ' s Homecoming Queen candi¬ dates were presented by the individual clubs during a special assembly. Each of the clubs came up with an original skit to present their nomination for court to the student body. 1. Lettermen 2. Neon Life 3.4. FB LA 5. Drama Club 6. Mitch Hrachiar, Phil Alexander 7. Gloria Esquivias 8. Cheryl Lunetta. 41 CTIO 44 45 This weeks homecoming events were rip-snorters starting off with Western day. The Homecoming court comprised of Allison Richards, Gigi Lovell, Carol Hardy, Cindy Jones, Kathi Jones, Susan Medieros, and Erica Ellenson, presided over the activities of the week as the tension built towards the big game and the announcement of queen. Fun, emotion, craziness, and other ridiculous stuff all rolled into one, highlighted the activities at snack and lunch. The annual sale of the Lettermen led the way being followed closely behind by squirt gun fights, earthball soccer, crazy t-shirts, T.P. races, and even snow skiing. Other exotic events included an eye opener dance, beard growing contest, a dirty old man and little old lady day, and the annua 50 ' s day. Friday came and the week was topped off with the slaves who had been sold all week. The big night had finally arrived and amidst balloons, tears, and sighs of relief, people heard . . . and the new Homecoming Queen for 76 ' is . . . Gigi Lovell! Of course this was not the end of activities as the floats were led on the track to be judged before Saturday ' s city wide bi-centennial parade. Winners we re awarded at an assembly in the park following the parade. The seniors placed first in class compe¬ tition. Drama Club named best club float. That nighl at the Letterman ' s Ball, Queen Gigi was crowned, thus ending a week of activities and fun. In sports; Corona tennis dropped another one as they lost to Ramona. Coach Nino attributes this to an exceptionally good league this year. In volleybal the Panthers lost this week against Ramona, even though they played an excellent match led by Courtney McAllese and Jeanette Kearney. Corona Cross Country made it four straight wins as they ran all over poly. Robert Arguelles and Dixon Kummer both did exceptionally well. Corona has never lost a game in three straight years. So far it has been an outstanding season with many runners breaking ten minutes. In football it was a disappointing Home¬ coming night as the Panthers lost a close one to Poly. Corona came up with a fast score early in the game, when Wilkerson ran for 64 yards for a touchdown and Don Struble ' s extra point made it 7-0, Panthers. The Bears tied it up five plays later, but the Panthers came back with another to take the lead at half¬ time. Corona ' s defense just couldn ' t hold Poly as it came up with two more scores, 113 yards, and the win. 1 fllM r ’ 1 ‘r n ■ i .J. 9 H PARADE 1. Debbie Lukemeyer, Angela Warter 2. O.J. Watson 3. Cherie Herrick 4. Carol Hardy 5. Karen Belcher 6. Kurt Johnson 7. Herb, John Yamano 8. Jim Palmieri, Terri Bensiek 9. Lori Eckardt 10. Jackie Deagon, Susan Ingraham, Sandy Cisneros, Roberta Enriquez. 11. Tami Shockley, Sue Hetherington, Debbie Wagoner, Cherie Waldrop. 13. Tracy Leigh 14. Terri Kammeyer. 65 At the invitation of Magic Mountain, the Proud Panther Band and Coronettes marched with San Francisco High School through the streets and byways of the land of magicians and trolls. The members of band and drill team, fol¬ lowing their performance, spent the day and into the evening exploring the other side of the mountain. o c it £ o a c AS Q: c 8 D z OCT 18 2 4 Cross Country-The Panthers placed five consecutive runners before North even showed up. It moves Corona to 5-0 in the league. Larry Gentry and Robert Rohe had great runs with Dixon Kummer not far behind. Tennis-Corona lost to Arlington but came up with a win against Colton. All the games were close as Shellie Miller again played a fantastic game both days. Volleyball-Corona came up with a win against Arlington but lost against Colton. In the Arlington game Corona played a fantastic defensive game. With Colton they were not so lucky, as Colton edged over the top of Corona in the third game of the match. Football-Corona was blanked for the first time this season as it lost to North, 17-0. It was a long game as a hard rain fell making play even tougher. The Panthers were plagued by injuries, as the Huskie held them to only one first down in the first half. It was a disap¬ pointing loss for Coach Hilsabeck as he lost to his old team. This loss gives Corona a 3-3 record. 1. Kelly Brown, Robert Pena. 2. Ken King. 3. Robert Pena. 4. Clay Cullen. 72 • alid, ,Jl “ K v k U 411 4 ' m t ; $p • ' Cross Country: The Panthers made it win six and seven as they stomped on Arlington and Palm Springs respectively. A win against the Indians clinched another CIF title. With these wins Corona has won 27 of their last dual meets, a record in itself. All seniors who have run all three years have never seen a loss by the varsity or J.V. team. Robert Arguelles maintained his 1 runner position. Volleyball: The Panthers lost a tight one to San Berdo as the offense failed to pull their game together. Corona came right back with a win a- gainst Rubidoux later on in the week. Kathi Jones and Debbie Enriquez, both did a fine job to help Corona ' s cause. Tennis: Corona started off with a win against San Berdo but failed to keep up their momentum as they lost against Rubidoux this week. No. 1 player, Denise Francis had some great plays while Pennie Pollock and Nancy Cleveland played a fine series. Football: Corona lost a tough one to Palm Springs in overtime. It was a close game all the way with one team scoring and then the other as Corona and Palm Springs became the first teams in Riverside County to go into overtime. Palm Springs scored on their last play, but the Panthers failed to score giving the Indians the win. Photos: 1. Rick Chiarito, Fred Portlock. Marty Wilkerson. 2. Danny Grasso 3. Howard Tucker, Mark Attaway, Louis Garcia, Fred Portlock. 4. Dixon Kummer breaks 10 min. 74 Cincinnati Reds take the ' 76 World Series. 11 2 76 and Corona High welcomed Mr. Al Lampkin, famed stage and T.V. Magician. Through a magical process he produced many illusions with the help of Mark Attaway. Rick Chiarito also assisted Mr. Lampkin in a mag¬ ical fete that astounded the audience. To aid in his magic he also employed the use of comedy. Curt Randall shaved his beard in a show of CHS spirit. Because of parade compe¬ tition rules concerned with good appearence, Curt had to defoliate himself. This was to enable the Panther band from losing any valuable points in competition. 1,2,4, and 7. Curt Randall. 3. Knappman, Al Lampkin, Mark Attaway. 5. Dedicated to Hoot. 6. Voting day at CHS 76 CARTER-MONDALE WIN! 79 Michael Abad Lance Adair Virginia Aguilar David S. Aldana Theresa Alvare Tamara Abrahamson Paul Adkins Cecilia Aguirre Gracellen Aldridge Martha Ambriz Cathy Acevedo Nancy Adrian Rosa Aguirre Jennine Aleman Terri Anaya — -Tamra Ackerman Phil Agins David R. Aldana Margaret Alger Vera Angulo 80 Robert Arguelles Debbie Arroyo Mark Attaway Eva Baez Danny Balles Maria Armendia Frank Arroyo James Atwood Brian Baker Roseanna Barron Milagros Armendia Madeline Arroyo Christine Baca Cathie Baker Cory Bass Michael Arriola Raymond Arteaga David Backes Gilbert Balderas Gary Beatty 81 Hobart Beman Teri Bensiek Eugene Benson Lisa Benvenuti Mijean Beyer Tracey Bishop Ernie Borges Greg Boyd Terry Brasher Don Breiner Inarae Bridges Karen Brill Ed Brink Bill Brown Douglas Brown Evelyn Brown Kelly Brown Valerie Browne Greg Beatty Brent Bechtel Gary Becker Karen Belcher Tina Belello Valerie Bell Scott Bissell Holly Bister Chris Blanchette Angie Blizzard Jaime Bogan Joe Booher V Vanessa Browne Zachary Bruce Vickie Buck Jim Buechler Sophie Buitron Dale Burk Dwayne Burleson Steve Cabrera Carolyn Campbell Timothy Cantwell Leslie Capdeville Rosa Carlos Mark Carlton Rory Carter Susan Carter Anthony Castillo Danny Castillo Susan Cawthon Angie Cervantes Carlos Cervantes Cathie Cervantes Jose Cervantes Voland Cervantes Rick Chiarito Kevin Christensen Dean Cicchelli Laurie Clark Mike Clawson Leilani Clay Peter Clayton Maria Cortez Michael Cortez Bret Coulter • Catherine Cranston Lisa Cromwell Bruce Crumb Linda Cook Todd Cooley Gary Cooper Robin Copeland Dianne Corrigan Janice Corrigan Nancy Cleveland Ron Cochennet Terri Coggins Cayce Collins John Comfort Tammie Comstock Clay Cullen Pati Currie David Daniel Kathy Danner Michael Davidson Martin Davison - ' ■ - ■ T- ' Otie Davila Corky Davis Kevin Dawson Dion DeBois Jeanne Deits Cindy DeLeo Chris Dickerson Frank Dominquez Tammy Douglass Kim Dressel Wayne Drysol Vera Duncan Lori Eckardt Michael Eigenbr( Erica Ellenson Rebecca Delgadillo Vivian Delgadillo Teri Del Villar Debbie DeMarco Jeff Dempsey John Diaz 88 Patricia Espinoza Gary Esquivel Hector Esquivel Anna Esparza Gloria Espinoza Linda Espinoza Rebbecca Enriquez Donna Escalante Lynette Escobar Perry Endres Danny Enriquez Debbie Enriquez Gavin Eltsosie Douy Emery Kirt Emery ! Ruben Esquivel Kim Evans Fred Faendrich Mike Farr Jean Farrier Holly Fatone Bill Fetzer Allen Felix Craig Ferguson Keith Fielding Karina Filbert Bruce Fisher Sandra Flannery AI ice Flores Liane Forsythe Rosalie Forsythe Cherri Fowles T om Fracasso Katherine Freese Bobby Garcia Diane Garcia Ruben Garcia Mark Garrett Naginder Gaur Sue Gerome Melissa Gibson Barbara Gibbon Deborah Gill Richard Glanzman Gisela Gonzales Jessie Gonzalez Patricia Gonzalez Susana Gonzalez Sylvia Gonzalez Veronica Gonzalez Ronald Graves Cheri Gray Michael Griffiths Vincent Grizzle Arnold Guido Joseph Gutierrez Leonor Gutierrez Nina Guzman Darla Hagerty Colleen Halderson Cathy Hall Keeley Hall Gary Hannah Dan Hansen Carol Hardy Ann Harris Lauri Hartson Ronald Hasten Chris Hayward Kathy Healy Debbie Henson Sheri Hepler Bertha Hernandez Henry Hernandez Raymond Hernandez 92 Andy Herrera Cherie Herrick Sue Hetherington Pam Heveran Jani ce H igdon Dean Higley Karen Hogue Stacy Hogue Wendy Hoke Rich Hollenbeck Mary Holliday Clark Holsinger Mitch Hrachiar Carol Huckaby Ann Huffman Mark Hunnicutt Christy Hunsinger Don Hunt Francisco Hurtado Kimberly Ingraham Jennifer James Katherine Jameson Michelle Jamison Sue Jenkins Cheryl Jenks Cynthia Jensen Terri Jensen Dana Johns Bruce Johnson Dawn Johnson Lorena Kell Michael Kel Michael Ket Matt Keathley Linda Keller Roger Keller Kristin Johnson Kurt Johnson Linda Johnson Alan Jones Cindy Jones Kathi Jones Mavin Jones Ron Kammeyer Tina Kasai m- a ? Ruth Lassiter Rebecca Leach Donnie Leonti Debbie Lisardo Brian Lloyd Leonard Longo Maria Lopez Guido Lorandi Gigi Lovell Joseph Lowery John Lozano Laura Lozon Joel Macias Jul ie Macias R ita Macias John Maciel Dana MaGee Boonlit Manewon Mick Marez Jeff Markel Frank Marmolejo Anita Martinez Maricela Martinez Brent Mays Terri Meaders Susan Medeiros Cindy Mejia Ronnie Mejia Steve Mejia Rosa Melgoza Carlos Mendez Carrie Merryman Gregory Michaelis Shelley Miller Brian Millfelt John Mills Shellie Minor David Mix Dalton Modesti Cindy Mol let Mike Mondon Tracy Moore Tim Moreno Cheryllynn Muff Jeri Mullins Benny Munoz Kathy Munoz Leticia Munoz Suzanne Munoz Rory Murray Lance Musicant Denise McBride Mary McCann Kenneth McCrory Scott McDill Danny McDonald Nancy McIntosh Yvonne McKenzie Bob McMackin Roberta Naiman David Wester Lan Nguyen Lori Nicosia Rob Nielson Kevan Norland Erma Norman Lorrie Nowlin Cindy Ogden Tim Oliver Belinda Ortiz Camilo Ortiz Cecilia Ortiz Luis Ortiz Rebecca Ortiz Rosemary Ortiz T heresa Ov ens Annette Pallireto Jim Palmier i Vicky Palomino David Park Danny Parris Lisa Parsley Rosemary Partida Stan Patrick Thomas Patterson David Pearson Maria Peck Holly Pekari Yolanda Pena Linda Perkins 103 Robert Petitt Sonia Pierce Rudy Pino Brian Pixley Barbara Polcyn Tom Polk Pennie Pollock Greg Pope Robin Porsley Jamey Puga Jeff Purchase David Quevedo Liz Perkins Yvonne Perez Julie Peters j, Ilona Reidel Deborah Reimer Christopher Remesal Steven Ratcliff Carol Ratliff Vanessa Regueira Marcos Ramos Curtis Randall Doni Rapp Anna Quirk Arlene Ramirez Hilda Ramos Lorene Quick Mark Quick Rosie Quijano David Renninger Angelina Reyes Maria Reyes Maria Reynoso Kim Rice Bob Rich Allison Richards Janet Richardson Lisa Rios Jaime Rivera Shawn Robertson Antonio Robles Ken Rock Edward Rodenas Ofelia Rodriquez Robert Rohe Jeff Rold Sam Rosas Bob Rosenberry Deborah Rosier Barr Ross Pamela Ross Joseph Rovan Russell Roy Tim Rudolph Robert Ruis Danny Ruiz John Ruiz Rufus Ruiz Suneeta Sah ' gal Lift IIT 107 Chris Sanchez Leticia Sanchez John Sapp Steve Saragoza Perry Schaefer Diana Schempp Donna Schlott Dean Selters Robert Senseman Francisco Servin Karima Shamma L isa Sheedy Saralee Shepherd Jean Sheppard Dave Sherwood Tami Shockley Rosie Siordia Dave Smith Lane Smith Perry Smith Scott Smith Terri Smith Kurt Snyder Connie Soloman Rick Sparkman Pam Spry Elaine Stamper Debbie Stanard Kathy Stanton Denise Stanley Mark Steinman Anne Stevens Tony Stewart Marla Stillwell Frank Stimac Laurie Stjernquist Sandy Stout Deborah Strough Don Struble Kurt Strutzel Robert Sturgis Scott Swain Von Szabo Michael Talley Hazel Tarr Kerry Taylor Katherine Thomas Tom Tiberi Bill Tolton Ruben Torres Ramona Totah Donnie Tovar Julie Tovar Lucy Tovar Shari Tramel Guy Trmidad Carol Tucker Howard Tucker Jim Turner Debbie Tyner L ynda T yson Pamela Urbanec Ernest Uribe Sylvia Uribe Charlene Valadas Paulina Vela Felix Velasquez Daniel Verdugo Mark Vermillion Dottie Vestesen Anna Villa Desiree Villafan Marylou Villafan Maria Villela Thang Vo Stephen Vorhees Brenda Vrooman Debra Wagoner Cheri Waldrop Marilyn Wall Tim Warren Angela Warter 112 Cindy Wayman Cathy Weckerly Brian Wede Laurie West Kathryn Whelchel James White Lynn White Carl Whitt George Wilcox Kathryn Williams Chris Wilson Grant Wilson John Wilson Tami Wilson Keith Woodward Herbert Yamano John Yamano Tarey Young Kimberly Zoller Scott Zylla • i eachers. . now get thes - Tennis: Corona dropped three straight to Poly, North, and Palm Springs, respectively. The Panthers were very disappointed as these losses moved them down in the league standings. Coach Nino commented that the loss against Palm Springs was expected because they are No. 1 in league, but he had hoped to win Poly and North. Volleyball: The Panthers started off with a win against Poly, only to lose to North and Palm Springs. The Panthers are now in fourth place as the season draws to and end. Cross Country: The last meet of the sea- 116 son; it ' s eighth win in a row and another Ivy championship. All runners had a fantastic day. No. 1 runner Robert Arguelles followed not far behind by Dave Cangelosi, Robert Rohe, Dixon Kummer, and Kurt Johnson brought vic¬ tory home for the varsity. Football: Corona came up with a win against Ramona as they finished off their league games. Louie Garcia, Don Struble, and Marty Wilkerson all helped the cause with touchdowns; Struble making all the extra points. The Panthers final record was 4-3. Coach Hilsabeck was very pleased with the seasons outcome, con¬ sidering it was a young team and his first year with the Panthers. Photo 1. Robert Arguelles leads varsity. 2. Marty Wilkerson. 3. Bob McMackin, Kevin Bolock. 4. Robert Wuflestad. 5. Debbie Enriquez. 6. JV Margaret Alger. 7. Cindy Jones. 117 Chairman Mao dies, 120 1. Brenda Harvey 2. Mr. Engel ' s Physics class. 3. Robin Porsley 4. Dave Sherwood 5. David Quick 6. Chris Johnson 7. Mike Farr 8. Robert Ruis9. Jean Farrier 10. Zachery Bruce. 121 VISITOR . HOME Football: The Panthers finished their season with a win against non-league competition. North Hollywood. The Huskies will be one of the teams Corona will be playing next year in the Citrus Belt. Corona didn ' t waste anytime making a score; as on the second play of the first quarter, Marty Wilkerson passed to Rick Chiarito for a 73 yard touchdown. Corona gained 203 yards on the ground, led by Don Struble ' s 79 yards in 14 carries. Our second touch¬ down came late in the second quarter when Grasso took the ball for a four yard score. Struble made the extra point and the score was 14-0. Corona ' s defense again did a superior job as it held the Huskies to no score. Volleyball: The Panthers finished off their season on a winning note as they defeated Ramona this week. This win gives Corona a fourth place berth in the Ivy League. Coach Chitwood believes that since Corona is such a young team and has only been in CIF three years they will do much better in years to come. Tennis: The tennis team came up with a win after four straight losses as they defeated Ramona to finish off their season. Coach Nino believes the girls did a fantastic job against their competition and hopes to do much better. The majority of the team will be returning, including number one player, Denise Francis. PHOTO 1: Laura Mintrun 2. Cathy Weckerly 3. Rick Chiarito 4. Sandi Stimpert 5. Danny Grasso 8. Jeannie Sheppard 9. Chris Blanchette. 1 The Corona Senior High Theatre Arts Department had a busy, but out¬ standing year. The year ' s productions included; Godspell; the contemporary musical adapation of the gospel Saint Matthew; My Sister Eileen; the delight¬ ful musical, Babes in Toyland; and ever-favorite, Mr. Roberts. Along with the production tasks of acting, set construction, and make-up members partic¬ ipated in many area speech and drama festivals. During the Christmas holi¬ days, Mrs. Kisselburgh and seven members of the local Thespian society attended a national gathering in New York City, enjoying many of the running plays and big city activity. Drama Club Officers: Pres.-Mike Griffiths, VP- Cathy Acevedo, Sec.-Mike Kerr, Treas.-Karen Belcher. Thespian Society Officers: Pres.-Katherine Jameson, Treas.-Brian Baker, Clerk-Chris Wilson, Historian-Kathy Stanton. PHOTO 1 DRAMA CLUB: (L-R) ROW 1: Barry Muleny, Sandy Flannery, Spike Cash, Dan Jager. ROW 2: Roseanna Barron, Cathy Acevedo, Richard Glanzman, Lori Fite, Brian Baker, Miriam Perez, Katherine Jameson. ROW 3: Mike Kerr, Rory Murray, Debbie Wagoner, Linda Martinez, Chris Sussan. ROW 4: Mike Griffiths, Erney Cervantes, Mi jean Beyer, Jackie Downs, Tarey Young, Karen Belcher, Steve Mejia, Cheryl Waldrop, Stacy Baker. PHOTO 2: Spike Cash. PHOTO 3; ROW 1; (STANDING) Cathy Acevedo, Katherine Jameson, Karen Belcher (SITTING) Jennifer James, Debbie Wagoner, Cheryl Waldrop, Chris Wilson. ROW 2: Chris Sussan, Mijean Beyer, Brian Baker, Kellie McVeigh, (WALL) Steve Mejia, Richard Glanzman, Mike Kisselburgh, Mike Kerr, Roseanna Barron, Mark Kurvers, Kathy Stanton, and Mike Griffiths. PHOTO 4: Tarey Young. PHOTO 5: Richard Glansman and Cathy Acevedo as they placed sixth in the Drama Teachers Association of Southern California Drama Festival. a - L_ 8 9 This years varsity team did a great job by finishing fourth in a rough league. Being a young team it is hard for Corona to do good against some of the more prominent teams. Aided by the help of Jeanette Kearney, Most Valuable player and an All League recipient, and Laura Minturn, Most improved, the Panthers put forth a most impressive year. Coach Chitwood believed that it was one of the finest teams, all around, that she has coached. On the J. V. side of things. Corona came in third place with a team comprised mostly of sophomores, it was a tough task. Mimi Tucker was voted Most Valuable Player, with the Most Improved honors going to Terri Kammeyer. All in all it was a good season. I. Sandy Figueroa. 2. Jonie Howe. 3. Debbie Enriquez. 4. KathI Jones. 5. Jeanette Kearney (All League, Most Valuable.) 6. Cindy Gerome. 7. Corky Davis. 8. Laura Minturn (Most Improved.) 9. Cathy Weckerly. 10. Courtney McAleese. 11. Tracy Leigh. 12. Coach Linda Chitwood. 13. Margaret Alger. 14. Laura Minturn. 15. J. V. team-lST ROW (L-R): Chris Hall, Margaret Alger, Pat Garcia, Mimi Tucker (MVP), Terri Kammeyer (Most Improved), Pam Omar, Tynaa Bruner. 2ND ROW (L-R): Becky Michaelis, Shawn Mulcahy, Jan Womack, Lisa Kent, Carrie Shaefer, Tracy Moore, Michele Jamison. 126 127 MY SIST 128 w EILEEN My Sister Eileen , presented by the Theatre Arts department in December was a comedy written by Joseph A. Fields. It took place in a rundown studio in Greenwich Village in the early 50 ' s and revolves around newly arrived big cityites Ruth and Eileen Sherwood. Cast: Ruth-Katherine Jameson, Eileen-Wendy Sherwood, Mr. Appopolous-Rory Murray, Jenson-Steve Mejia, Chic Clark-Brian Baker, The Wreck-Mike Kerr, Helen Wade- Karen Belcher, Frank Lippencott-Sprike Cash, Robert Baker- Richard Glanzman, Violet Shelton-Cathy Acevedo, Mrs. Wade- Mi Jean Beyer, Walter Sherwood-Steve Nottingham, Mr. Fletcher- Zachary Bruce, Lonigan-Richard Carraway, Extras-Chris Sussan Veronica Gonzales, Mike Kisselburgh, Ronnie Collins, Erney Cervantes, Sandy Flannery, Debbie Wagoner, and Jeff Michaels. PHOTOS: 1. Brian Baker, Katherine Jameson. 2. Cathy Acevedo 3. Mike Kisselburgh, Ronnie Collins. 4. Wendy Sherwood, Katherine Jameson. 5. Brian Baker 6. Wendy Sherwood 7. Katherine Jameson, Steve Mejia. 8. Rory Murray, Wendy Sherwood. 9. Wendy Sherwood, Katherine Jameson. 4 5 6 7 The Cross Country team ' s season ended with the Varsity, Junior-Varsity, and Sophomores all undefeated; 8-0; fantastic! Coach List pointed out that, this years graduating runners have never experienced a loss in JV or Varsity competition. The Cross Country team now has a record of 26 straight dual-meet wins. Congratulations go to the fine atheletes of the Cross Country Team and their coaches. Awards this year were given to Robert Arguelles- Most Valuable Varsity Runner; David Backes-Most Valuable JV; Scott Feaster-Most Valuable Sophomore; Larry Gentry-Most Improved Varsity; Brian Baker-Most Improved JV; Bob Marabella-Most Improved Sophomore; Dixon Kummer-Most Inspirational; the 76 ' Coaches Award was given to Clay Cullen; Team Captains were awarded to seniors Robert Rohe, Robert Arguelles, and Kurt Johnson; while the team awarded Dana Johns their outstanding Pep Squad member award. During the season Robert Arguelles broke the standing school and course record of 9:43, with a time of 9:39. The sophomore class record was broken by Dave Congelosi with a time of 9:49 over 10:12. PHOTO 1 SENIORS (L-R) ROW 1: Arnold Guido, David Aldana, David Backes, Clay Cullen, Robert Rohe. ROW 2: Scott Zylla, Kurt Johnson, Robert Arguelles, Phil Alexander, Dixon Kummer, Brian Baker. PHOTO 2 JUNIORS (L-R) ROW 1: Larry Gentry, Jerry Gentry, Robert Wulfestad, Gary Barr, Tony Laguna, Andy Hernandez, Perry Crosby, Fletcher Parsons. ROW 2: Dan Jager, Paul Jennings, Leo Bister, Scott Piester, Phil McDonnald, Don May, Jim Hall, Mike Morris. PHOTO 3 SOPHOMORES (L-R): Louis Leon, Paul Schaefer, Rudy Quinones, Bobby Marabella, Paul Kahl. ROW ?: Robert Little, Scott Feaster, Henry Lujan, Alfred Montejano, David McCann, David Massty. 9 ROW 3: Blaise Zylla, Jaques White, Rayond Valdivia, Brian Cullen, Morgan Windom. PHOTO 4: Clay Cullen 5: Kurt Johnson 6: David Cangelosi 7: Robert Rohe 8: Dixon Kummer 10 9: David Backes 10: Robert Arguelles. 131 I I The Panther Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Adams had a busy fall marching schedule. The season began with the city ' s Bicentennial Salute and Homecoming parade on October 16, followed by a fun week-end performance at Magic Mountain. In December the band, with Dayton Lovelady-drum major, joined Mickey at the Magic Kingdom for an invitational concert and parade performance. In competition; the band marched in the Montclair Review, the Riverside Lester Oaks Band Review, Long Beach ' s California Band Review, and the Pomona Christmas Parade and Review. Among their awards they brought home a fifth place trophy from Long Beach and a championship from the Christmas Review. In addition members kept ever busy preparing for their many half-time shows and pep band activities. Band Officers: Curt Randall-President, Kelly Tucker, Kathy Danner-V.P., Paula Kack-Treas., Gail Schumate-Secretary, Greg Connick-Soph. Rep. BANDERETTES: Co-Captains-Linda Escalante, Paula Youra. ? 0W2: Susan Hughes, Leslie Braxdale, Denise Francis. ROW 3: Lori Hurst, Kristi Hausley, Yvette Gachupin, Krist ' Foster. (SOLO TWIR LER:) Tracy Lay (DRUM MAJOR:) Damon Lovelady. BAND (L-R): Steve Altfistch, Lee Toch Eric Rhinaman, Bill Mulkay, Jim Duwayno, Jim Finch, David Lewis, Diane Rowe, Debby Greene, Andrea Smith, Gordan Palmer, Tracey Topping, Jerald Varela, Brian Cummings, Dotty Safford, Dawne Rice, Steve Hopper, Katl Rowe, Becky Morales, Kathy Danner, Bob Krug, Brian Ratliff, Lisa Pauley, Kelly Tucker, Jean Reinke, Phillip Baker, Karen Manning, Lyle Guidry, Patti Aldana, Chris Dahl, Eric Dahl, Mark Spiegal, Gayle Schumate, Penny We Lori Echardt, Echo Swann, Randy Galvan, Pat Krug, Curt Randall, Duwayne Burleson, Randy Best, Charlotte Rosser, Dan Kelly, Mike Reidel, Gregg Zurkan, Colleen Erwin, Lis Parr, Doug Evans, Joel Johnson, Joyce Lee, Tom Jones, David Endres, Craig Endres, Greg Cassell, Mark Miller, Joe Martinez, Rod Patrick, Mike Davidson, Sherry Williams, Steve Ratcliff, Susy Longfellow, Paula Kack, Mr. Adams, Director. MARCH RAND 133 Vice President Mondale goes to Japan. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hadcox and Ms. Burdyshaw the campus chapter of F.T.A. had a most rewarding year. Being made up of students interested in a teaching career, mem¬ bers spent many hours in classroom visitation and teaching participation, throughout the local district. In addition the group sponsored several college visitations and worked hard to raise the money for their annual scholarship fund. 1. Lori Eckardt, Sandy Flannery, Debbie Reimer, Carina Toll. 2. Shirley Draghi. 3. Leilani Clay. 4. Esmerelda. 5. ROW l(L-R): Sandy Flannery, Gloria Esquivias, Carina Toll. ROW 2: Mrs. Hadcox, Rosalie Livingstone, Gloria Ramas, Lori Eckardt, Shirley Draghi, Mijean Beyer. ROW 3: Ms. Burdyshaw, Leilani Clay, Debbie Reimer. The Future Business Leaders of America Jfl| have had a full schedule this year, and cer- l iii ' ly it v,.isn ' t . ' II . I heir first activity ■ I tilt y ■ if: si IT i M .rmai ' diti. In ’■ ' I ' j; t j! 11 sui went to San Francisco for the western region- al FBLA conference, and quite a bit of sight- seeing. They attended a Sectional conference Hj in Rio Mesa and the State Leadership con- ference in Sacramento later in the year along with the National Leadership conference in June. In addition to developing individual vocational skills, member really enjoyed, collecting toys at Christmas, their many money raising projects and good o1 1 Mr. Wi Ison. 1. RO W 1 ( L-R): Dianne Corrigan, Holly Fatone, Frances Quirk, Kathy Cardis, Margaret Alger, Dan Verdugo, Lori Quick, Loni Jaramillo, Cindy Jones, Tina Faille. ROW 2: Susie Snedecor, Erin Wilson, Kathy Rosales, Pam Brill, Cecilia Ortiz, Gloria Esquivias, Becky Mohoroski, Kelly Craig. ROW 3: Yvonne Smith, David Mix, Dean Gibson, Donna Bouton, Debbie Thompson, Tarry Young, Julie Jones, Debbie Henson, Traci Wagner, Lisa Coulter, Twila Stubbs, Laura Velker, Sean Mulcahy, Donna Brown, Laurie Jones. 2. San Francisco goers. 3. Toys for tots. Ml OKI ' OF AMERICA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Shellie Minor-Secretary; Dixon Kummer- Parl iamentarian; Roberta Enriquez- Publicity; Gloria Espinoza-President; Chris Blanchette-Vice President; Wendy Booher-Soph. Pres.; Cindy Gerome- Business Comm.; Andy Hernandez- Athletic Comm.; Susan Ingraham-Jr. Pres.; David Backes-ICC Pres.; Tami Shockley-Sr. Pres.; Kathi Jones- Treasurer; Marilyn Wall-Activities Comm, 138 This years Coronettes, under the direction of Susan Medieros, colonel; captains, Lisa Gross and Karen Brill; and flag leader Liz Emerson had a most outstanding season. The fall marching season began with the Corona Bicen¬ tennial parade and continued with performances at Montclair, the Lester Oaks Band Review, Santa Ana, and the Pomona Christmas parade. Along with the many colorful half-time performances the Coronettes attended the February Miss Drill Team USA contest in Santa Monica; where Pam Spry represented our school against many other schools from throughout the United States. They ' ve improved alot since last year, they ' ve really come along way, its been fun. smiled Miss Castro at the seasons end. DRILL TEAM: ROW 1 (L-R): Pam Spry, Karen Brill-Captain, Debbie Ricca, Darla Sparkman, Lisa Gross-Captain, Susan Medeiros-Colonel, Theresa Jones, Mary Ann Wold, Terri Smith. ROW 2: Kim Ressal, Kristy Schmick, Valerie Laird, Kelli Hawley, Kim Williams, Liz Emerson-Flag Captain, Erin Howard, Cherrie Herrick, Karen Dillen, Janette Kampling. 141 This years varsity football team, under the leadership of new head coach Larry Hilsabeck fought their way to a fourth place berth in Ivy League play. Many thought Corona would not even show up, but the Panthers fooled them all with three straight wins, but injuries plagued the Panthers late in the season to give them a 4-3 record. At the annual football banquet Coach Hilsabeck presented Louie Garcia with the player of the year. Mr. Hustle went to Damien Kelly with Most Inspirational player going to Howard Tucker. Other awards were given to Mary Wil kerson-Best Offensive Back; Rick Chiarito-Best Defensive Back; Frank Daniels-Best Offensive line; Shawn Robertson-Best Defensive line. The honors of Captain went to Bob McMackln. First team All League honors went to Marty Wilkerson, Shawn Robertson, Louie Garcia and Bob McMackin. ' The Jr. Varsity team came in third place in Ivy League play. Captain of the team Ken King, Most Valuable Player, Brad White, and Most Improved player Terry Brasher, helped the Panthers on their way. The sophomores had a 4-4 record, again injuries plagued the Panther play. Awards were given to Tracy Busby-Captain; Robert Younkin-Most Valuable; Renell Johnson- Most Improved. 142 slty Football Team: 1. Norland, K. 2. Tucker, H. 3. White, Bill Hoffman, Marshall Clawson, Danny Castillo, Jean Shepard, Chris I. Brown, K. 5. Tucker, K. 6, Hooper, S. 7. Murillo, R. 8. Blanchette, Coach Ball. ROW 3-Coach Hilsabeck, Coach Day Ed erson, T. 9. Daniels, D. 10. Brasher, T. 11. Portlock, F. 12. Murillo, Jay Jose, Pat Ross, Kelly Cooke, Herb Yamano, Terry iway, M. 13. Quevedo, D. 14. Marez, N. 15. Lohlus, A. 16. Brasher, Art Robles, Coach Wllkerson, Coach Marlatt. ROW 4-Coach «son, M. 17. Robles, A. 18. Kelly, D. 19. Blanchette, D. Phillips, Coach Spires, Shawn Robertson, Ken King, Ron Degeorge, Wllkerson, M. 21. McMackin, B. 22. Garcia, L. 23. Tocchi, Dan Gomez, Lloyd Bravo, Mike Hasart, Brian Lloyd, Tony Hughes, 24. Bolock, K. 25. Currie, S. 26. Pena, R. 27. Dominguez, Coach Rounds. ROW 5-Bill Hoffman, Joe Ransford, Mike Clawson, 8. Robertson, S. 29. Chiarito, R. 30. Mix, D. 31. Boyd, M. Mike Burton, Mitch Hrachlar, Pete Espinoza, Tracy Busby, Rick Struble, D. 33. Grasso, D. 34. Mendoza, M. 35. Fair, J. 36. Murillo, Rick Blizzard, Paul Bolock, Mark Lee, Alan Lohuls, Robert ey, C. 37. Lloyd, B. 38. Hrachlar, M. 39. Yamano, H. Younkin. Ronel Johnson, Joel Fair. ROW 6-Tom Patterson, Steve Scott, Kevin Bolock, Jerry Devine, Craig Raney, Al Johns, Frank Dominguez. ROW 7-Kelly Tucker, David Mix, Nick Marez, Dave Daniels, Bob Struble, Danny Grasso, Fred Portlock, Mark Mendoza, . , , Louie Garcia. ROW 8-Rick Chiarito, Kelly Brown, Kevin Norland, ball team: ROW l-CL-R) Jim Davis, Tony Corla, Ron King, Robert Pena, Bob McMackin, Frank Daniels, Damien Kelly, Greg •ge Del Castillo, David Willey, Bob Rodenas, Jim Glover, Greg Boyd, Ed Wegner, Darrell O ' Connor. ROW 9-Howard Tucker Don ne, Humberto Gonzales. ROW 2-Angle Blizzard, Chris Baca, Struble, Mark Attaway, Steve Hooper, Danny Thomas, Lee Tocchi Benslek, Jim White, Bob Brown, Fred Warter, Arnold Palmer, David Quevedo, Phil Avalos, Marty Wllkerson. ' KINNEY MADRIGAL SINGERS: 1. Marilyn Wall, Ray Arteaga, Karima Shamma, Dan Jager, Cathy Acevedo, Rob RosenBerry. 2. Mr. Halperin, direc¬ tor. 3. Jeannine Walters, Brian Baker, Marilyn Wall. A. Phil Aglns, Karen Belcher, Grant Wilson. 5. Barbara Polcyn, Howard Kagebine, Jeannine Walters, Brian Baker, Marilyn Wall. 6. Rob Rosenberry, Anne Stevens, Laurie Hartson, Phil Agins. 7. Noel Wright, Barb Polcyn, Howard Kagebine, Jeannine Walter. 7 145 Wings, Silly Love Song, No.1 1. Greg Beatty 2. Mike Cortez 3. Kathy Thomas 4. Kathy Freese 5. Suzanne Holmes 6. Scott Currie 7. Lane Smith-1977 Corona High ' s Outstanding Student. 8. Gloria Espinoza-Winner of the DAR Citizenship Award. 9. Leslie Matteson. 146 .rnwrw ' mrwfpi ' i December 15th, and again the gym was filled with the musical sounds of Christmas. Under the direction of Mr. Halperin and Mr. Adams the Ctfoir, Madrigals, Concert Band, and Jazz Ensemble performed old favorites and new arrangements for the gathered audience. Among the most en¬ joyable the choir sang Winter Wonderland and the Jazz Ensemble performed a Richard West arrangement of It Came Upon a Midnight Clear. PHOTO 1: Mrs. Hardison 2. Janie Lowe 3. Lisa Gross 4. Butch Rovan 5. Lori Eckhardt, Kathy Danner 6. Dan Jager 7. Curt Randall, Craig Ferguson 8. David Lewis, Gayle Schumate. 6 150 [■MAS IC 151 11 Wrestling: Corona scored 5 pins to beat Norco 11-25. Butch Michaels scored our first pin in the 103 weight class to tie up the score, 6-6. Kevin Norland came up with the next pin in the 127 weight division. Corona dropped three straight, but came back with a super decision for Rick Chiarito in the 165 weight to put Corona ahead 26-25. Louie Garcia earned us another 3 points, Bruce Fisher and David Quevedo both pinned their oppo¬ nents in the 191 and heavy weight classes respec¬ tiv ely, giving the Panthers the win. Basketball: Corona beat Hemet 67-65. It was a close game and could have gone to either team. The Panthers were led by Doug Fritz, who had 26 points, followed by Russell Roy with 13. Corona made the final basket of the game to come out on top by two points. Other scorers were Kelly Nicholson, Dixon Kummer, and Scott Smith. Photo 1. Doug Fritz, Barr Ross, Jim Buechler. 2. Ken Freidman, Joel Farr. 3. Stan Longfellow. 4. Josh Flores, Scott Smith, Doug Fritz. 5. Grace Aldridge. 6. Danny Grasso. 7. Bobby Ruis. 8. Shawn Robertson. 9. Frank Arroyo. 10. Frank Arroyo. 11. Doug Fritz. 12. Louis Garcia. 10 12 155 King Kong Is Back The Christmas Ball was upon the student body with a flurry of long dresses, tuxedos and corsages. Sponsored by the Girl ' s Athletic Association, the theme was A Night in Toyland, with the band Wastatch. To the delight of the gathered couples they played favorite selections from the Beach Boys, Chicago and the Beatles. All in all, a most memorable evening. USC wins Rose Bowl, r« ■ £vjp 1 Ifey ,%1 l«. 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Empire State Building, the Statue of .iberty, 5th Ave., the Rockefeller Center; tours; ectures; and plays; they bundled up and hurried from ine activity to another. The week, sponsored by the National Thespian Society, centered around such Jroadway shows as Chorus Line, Guys and Dolls, dreamers and at Radio City the Rockettes and the ' hristmas Show. And then New Years Eve, where else iut at Times Square, it was 10 below and cold. But or Angela Warter, Kathy Stanton, Chris Wilson, Kellie IcVeigh, Mike Kisselburgh, and Alice Mishica, the old is gone, good times remain. Basketball: Corona lost its league opener to Arlington, 53-54 on Tuesday. Barr Ross played a great game as he led the Panthers with ten points, seven rebounds, and four assists. On Friday, Corona scored their first victory with a win over San Berdo, 71-57. San Berdo led the game in the first half and most of the third period, but the Panthers came back with 11 straight points, including a 25 foot jumper by Doug Fritz at the buzzer, to tie the game. In the fourth period Corona dominated, outscoring San Berdo 22-8. Some of the leading scorers were Doug Fritz with 19 and Kelly Nicholson with 14. Followed close behind by Wayne Baldwin with 10, Marty Wilkerson and Barr Ross each had six, Dixon Kummer-5, and John Tebeall had 4. Wrestling: Corona dropped the first two matches but won the rest of the individual matches with one tie to win Arlington 55-11. The Panthers scored seven pins and four decisions to clinch the win. Rick Chiarito in the 167 class had the best win of the night when he pinned his opponent only fifty seconds into the first period. On Thursday Corona dropped to Colton. It all came to the last match of the evening, Mike Burton made a valiant try but just could not over-power the Colton wrestler, making the final score 25-30. JAR 193 194 nsT On Wednesday, January 12, Corona High welcomed Professer Lew Marsh, Hypnotist. Mr. Marsh performed many feats, including, making his subjects feel unbearably cold and then hot again, hypnotizing the boys into thinking they were strip teasers, and allowing Jeanne Deits ' body to become as stiff as a board, enabling him to stand on top of her while she lay suspended between two chairs. Photo 1. Cathy Weckerly, Gigi Lovell, Brian Baker. 2. Angie Blizzard, Mary McCann, Cathy Weckerly. 3. Gigi Lovell, Brian Baker, Kathy Freese. 4. Mary McCann, Cathy Weckerly. 5,6,7,8. Tim Moreno. 9. Jeannie Deits. 10. Tim Moreno. 11. Russell Roy, Shellie Minor. 12. Robert Rowe, Russell Roy, Shellie Minor. 13. Russell Roy. A W • ftL 4 195 Soccer: Corona came from behind to beat Colton 3-1. The Panthers fell behind 1-0 in the first half, only to recover and claim the second, theirs; with goals by Roberto Peno, Tim Rudolph and Rick Thibodeau. Wrestling: In wrestling against San Berdo, it was a close one, a win for Corona would mean a tie for first. It looked as though San Berdo would run away with the meet when they won the first three matches. Frank Arroyo pinned his opponent to make the score 6-12, San Berdo. The Panthers then dropped the next three matches to make the score 6-22, San Berdo. It looked hopeless for Corona until Danny Grasso pinned his opponent which set off a chain of six wins to give Corona the win with a score of 37-22. Swimming: The Panthers lost their first meet 31 to 114 against Norco. Corona was sadly out-swam as the only win was David Mix in the 500 meter freestyle with a time of 6:23.5. Basketball: On Tuesday Corona lost a close one to Palm Springs. It was a tough game for the Panthers defensively as the Indians were much taller and had most of the rebounds. The high scorers of the game were Marty Wilkerson and Doug Fritz. Friday night we dropped to number one ranked Ramona 80-70. The Panthers stayed within three points of Ramona most of the game, led by Wilkerson, who totaled 20 points for the game. 197 The east coast suffers under cold and fuel shortage. THINK SNOW. . . for the Ski Club it was a January weekend at Mammoth. Skis, poles, long underwear, etc. were loaded onto the chartered buses for the seven hour trip to the hallowed slopes. Stationed at the Ponderosa Alta Sierra Lodge, skiers spent every available moment of the weekend on the slopes (in one position or another). The weather was per¬ fect and the two and a-half ended all too soon for most. Photo 1. Andrea Thiel. 2,15. Liz Emerson. 3. Perry Schaefer. 4,9. Cathy Griffiths. 5. Lori Gattermeyer. 6,11. Erica Ellenson. 7. Brent Bechtel. 8,10. Janette Kampling, Lori Gattermeyer. 12. Eric Madtjso. 13. Eric Rhineman. 14. Diana Pitiack. 3 Girl ' s Basketball: The girls rolled over Norco in their first game of the season. The Corona offense dominated the game and at one time led by sixteen points. Michelle Jamison was among the defensive standouts as she stole the ball many times. Debbie Enriquez helped the Panthers greatly in offensive play. Soccer: Corona lost a tough one to Chaffey 5-1. Chaffey played a fine defensive game, stopping the Panther drive short many times. Boy ' s Basketball: Corona snapped a five-game losing streak with a win against Arlington High, 71-62. It was a tough game physically as both teams tired at the end. Kelly Nicholson led the Panther scoring with 18 points, followed closely behind by Doug Fritz with 17. Later in the week Corona lost their secono to Colton. Coach Pratt commented that the Panthers were very tired and had not played up to par. Leading scorers for Corona were again Nicholson and Fritz. Swimming: Against a strong San Berdo Cardinal team the Panthers earned several strong wins. David Mix and Bill Farr 5 both faired well for Carda ' s swimmers in individual and relay participation. However, our small team just couldn ' t total enough points for a win. Photo 1: Mike Kerr 2. Ray Valdivia 3. Chris Blanchette 4. Francisco Servin 5. Jeanette Kearney, Lisa Forsyth, Sue Hetherington, Lynn White, Tracy Moore, Cortney McAleese, Rosa Carlos, Corky Davis, Miss Castro. 6. Jesse Saenz. S  C O ' OJ -O E o 4 - (5 o D .c -e o 203 chicano club bailes folklorical 204 The Chicano Student Union began a busy year on campus with the election of Leticia Sanchez as their Homecoming Queen candidate. During the year the group sponsored the front wall mural designed and created by Prox Garcia. The large colorful mural depicting traditional Mexican and Aztec masks added much to our over-beige campus. Cinco de Mayo gave the group the opportunity to present the campus with traditional food and cele¬ bration of Mexico. A new group on campus the Bailes Folkoricos, joined together those students interested in the drama and dance of Mexico. The performers were under the leadership of Mrs. Pierce CHICANO STUDENT UNION: (ROW 1 L-R) Leticia Sanchez, Lan Nguyen, Leticia Munoz, Cindy Munoz ROW 2: Ray Arteaga, Ann Esparza, Ray Hernandez, Prox Garcia, Kathy Munoz. BAILES FOLKORICOS: (ROW 1 L-R) Rosa Maria Si 11 as, Lucia Pena, Francisco Servin, Ofelia Valadez, Carmen Diaz, Virginia Rodriquez. CENTER-Mrs. Pierce. ROW 2: Rosa Carlos, Elida Reyes, Irma Trujillo, Lupe Ledesma, Lupe Brockman. 206 B-7 11 Wrestling: Corona moved into first place with the win against Ramona, the last match of the season. The score was 42-17, with pins by Louie Garcia and Jim Finks, two forfeits on Ramonas part and a ma jor decision win by John Yamano and Eddie Murillo gave Corona the win. Swimming: Against Arlington David Mix continued to put in a good showing with Tom Patterson and Bill Farr helping the young team pull in some good times. Girl ' s Basketball: In a Friday noon-time game, the Panthers had a close one against Palm Springs. We held them until the fourth quarter when they put on a full court press and outscored us. Debbie Enriquez was the offensive stand-out, making many shots from the outside. Laura Minturn and Michelle Jamison helped defensively. Boys ' Basketball: Corona lost the fourth in a row, against Poly. Poly was just too big and strong offensively for the Panthers. Stan Longfellow was the high scorer. On Thursday, Corona played one of its best offensive games, but just couldn ' t get their defense together, as they lost to North. Kelly Nicholson and Doug Fritz led the Panthers in scoring. Soccer: Again the Panthers proved out¬ standing in their foot work as they out scored neighboring Arlington High. Coach Edwards Van Muyen was well pleased with his team both in defensive and offensive play. PHOTO 1: Josh Flores 2,4. Alfredo Lizarrago 3. Ramon Pena 5. Bill Farr 6. Mike Griffiths 7. Mario Juarez. CHORUS LINE sweeps the Tony Awards. IN TOYLAND On January 27, 28, 29, the Corona Senior High Theater Arts Department presented Babes in Toyland , a mystical, magical fantasy about Mother Goose rhymes and characters, Stage Manager for the play was Cathy Acevedo. Choreogra¬ pher: Wendy Sherwood. Light Coordinator: Pat Kahl. Photo 1. Vernonica Gonzalez 2. (SEATED) Steve Mejia, Stacy Baker (STANDING) Zachary Bruce, Pam Omar, Dan Jager. 3. (STANDING) Miriam Perez, Chris Wilson, David Locke, Jennifer James (SQUATTING) Mike Kisselburgh. 4. (STANDING) Lory Fite (SEATED) Erney Cervantes, Stacy Baker, Mike Kisselburgh, Liz Perkins, Katherine Jameson, Zachary Bruce. 5. Karen Belcher, Mike Griffths. 6. Wendy Sherwood INDIO FAI 212 i f iff To many the Indio Fair means camels and belly dancers, but to Corona High students its craftsmanship, uno primo. Woodworking, turned metal and drafting at its finest. And once again this year the Corona High students clearly sweep the trophy field of competition. Under Danish judging the following trophied: John Comfort-Architectural Drawing (best in Riverside county); Kurt Snyder-machine drawing; Ken McCrory-Pictorial Drawing; Lisa Black, wood; Kelly Brown-wood; Clay Cul len-wood; Rick DeCrescenzo-wood; Rick Hastings-wood; Danny Jean- wood; Richard Lynn-wood; Ken Rock-wood; Rick Sparkman-wood; Kathy Thomas-wood; Tom Tiberi-wood, sweepstakes for roll top desk; Norman Young-wood; Martin Shoopman-metal; Bill Boyd-metal; Joe Flores- metal; Brian Mil Ifelt-metal; Clay Cul len-metal; George Montejano-metal; Jerry Mail loux-metal; Steve Felix- metal;and Bill Tolton-metal. WOOD CHOPPERS ROW 1 (L-R): Gary Messner, Robert Young, Mr. Burdick, Tom Tiberi. ROW 2; Jerry Faust, Jeff Dempsey, Lance Halbash, Clay Cullen, Ken Rock, Greg Michaelis, Russell Roy, Kelly Brown. AUTO CLUBjSIT- TING: Doug Brown, Emil Miller, Jon Szabo, Dan Jahns. STANDING: Tom Corner, Bob Lowry, Greg Beasly, Bruce Crumb, Lori Nowlin, Brenda Hall, Kathy Crumb, Tim Warren, Mr. Bennett, Craig Lowry, BACK: Laurie West, Denise McBride, Eric Wright, Mavin Jones. 217 218 M • jai .M. _, • • The Panther grapplers reached into their old bag of tricks and pulled out a co-championship for the Ivy-League in wrestling. They also sent four wrestlers to the semi-finals and three to the CIF finals. It was a triumphant year for Corona as they won seven and lost one, one of their wins being over San Berdo, their co-champions! All the wrestlers were outstanding and when the semi-finals came up, four Panthers were in, Richard Murrillo-115 lb. class, Louie Garcia- 178 lb. class (first place), Jim Finks-194 lb. class and took a first place, and David Quevedo took a third. Three men went to the finals; Garcia, Finks, and Quevedo. In the finals injuries hampered the Panthers as Finks was the only one to place, coming home with a fifth place medal. Photo 1 HEAVY ROW 1, (L-R): Brent Bechtel, Rick Chiarito, Bob Youkin, Craig Smalley, Louie Garcia, Mitch Hrachiar. ROW 2: Dave Mullins, Ray Villa, Bruce Fisher, Jim Finks, Mike Burton, Dave Quevedo. 2 LIGHT WEIGHTS R0W1: Danny Esparsa, Rudy Quinones, Butch Michaels, Jeff Michaels, Richard Murillo, Tom Jones, George Flores. ROW 2: Frank Arroyo, Jim Smith, Mike Kissleburgh, Ron Collins, Troy Abernathy, David Aldana. 3 MIDDLE WEIGHTS ROW 1: Doug McNeil, John Yamano, Ed Murillo, Greg Bemardy, George DeAnda. ROW 2: Henry Marmelejo, Danny Grasso, Shawn Robertson, Charlie Davies, Willie Guidry, Kevan Norland, L r® - JT II, fills ' Tiuni 1 ' HI ■i r |i j Si fl 220 ! • J -‘ K- ' t rsEHS as 221 ' — r_ 1FN 1. Mr. Vaughn-Principal 2. Mr. Knapp- Ass ' t. Principal 3. Mr. Loftus-Ass ' t. Principal 4. Mr. DiPaolo-Director of Athletics and Activities 5. Mrs. Medina- Office 6. Mr. Mackey-Counselor 7. Mrs. King-Attendance 8. Mrs. Christy-Ac- tivities Sec. 9. Mrs. Nelson-Nurse 10. Mrs. Hicks-Receptionist 11. Mrs. Flood- Attendance 12. Mrs. Davidson-Counselor 13. Miss Perez-Secretary to the Principal 14. Ms. Sandoval-Guidence aid 15. Mr. Delgadillo-Career 16. Mr. Pucci-Career 17. Mrs. Picconi-Career 18. Mrs. K larr- Librarian 19. Mrs. Fortney-Ass ' t Princi¬ pal Sec. 20. Mrs. Duran-Secretary 21. Mrs. Pifer-Registrar 22. Mrs. Marion- Business 23. Mrs. Hoeger-Director R.O. P.24. Mr. Reynoso-Counselor. 1. Mr. Hawley-Agriculture 2. Mr. Payne-Agriculture 3. Mr. Wilson-Business 4. Mr. Aparicio-Business 5. Mr. Carter-Business 6. Mr, Fields-Math 7. Mrs. Austin-Business 8. Mrs. Elhke-Business 9. Mr. Cameron-Math 10. Mr. Diers- Math 11. Ms. Fristch-Math 12. Mrs. Nakayama-Math 13. Mr. Perez-Math 14. Mr. Scott-Math 15. Mr. Newell-Math 16. Mr. Adams-Instrumental Music 17. Mr. Halperin-Vocal Music. 1. Mrs. Pierce-Spanish 2. Mr. N ino-Spanish 3.Mr. Loya-Spanish 4. Mr. List-Industrial Metals 5. Mr. Knox-Auto 6. Mr. Burdick- Industrial Woods 7. Mr. Bennett- Auto 8. Mr. Rounds-Drafting 9. Mr. Griffiths-Electronics 10. Mrs. Darnall-Home Economics 11. Miss Vieira-Home Economics. 230 1. Mr. Perkins-English 2. Mr. Blankenship-English 3. Mr. Rice- English 4. Mr. Sussan-English 5. Mrs. Kluxdal-English 6. Miss Zombos-English 7. Miss Burdyshaw-English 8. Mr. Finnegan-English 9. Mr. Phillips-English 10. Mrs. Kisselburgh-Drama 11. Mr. Tindall- English 12. Miss Evans-Reading 13. Mrs. Hadcox-Reading 14. Mr. Baughman-Art 15. Mrs. Gray-Crafts 16. Mrs. Ensign-Ceramics. m ' • HE ? I c cvj o c - - c .2 3 .1 ® 1 2 S N • IE 5 a i ' i -c i £7 £ c I 0) 1 = 2 c £ « T Si . -O r-i UJ C • a E  c 1- V. O Q) O X o sq C D ns si o H- in oo to . u, D O I — a i E Jh « O JS  H • C= v $ O Tj  O o £S 5- 3 • • .2  _• ’-f J S O ' u CM 7 TJ v O  —I L S 5 : 0) C -O ifSSsd Si.-L- hT i S | S I’p® «  X c 1 ° o « o . ♦ J vj • - 3.2 — T“ -T- -T- 1. Mr. Alzugaray-P.E. 2. Mr. Hilsabeck-P.E. 3. Mr. Irons-P.E. 4. Miss Chitwood-P.E. 5. Miss Castro- P.E. 6. Mr. Horn-P.E. 7. Mrs. Stands-P.E. 8. Miss Hixinbaugh-P.E. 9. Mrs. Wynne-Chemistry 10. Mr. Engle-Physics 11. Mr. Thomas-Biology 12. M . Wilkerson-Life Science 13. Mr. Lewis-Life Science 14. Mr. IMewton-Biology. 1. Mr. Holden-State Requirements 2. Mrs. Ramirez Supplemental Learning 3. Miss Jahnke-Aphasic 4. Mr. Xanthakis-Adaptive Learning 5. Mr. Watson- Police Science 6. Mrs. McFarlane-Supplemental Learning 7. Mrs. Arnold-ROP Medical Occupations 8. Mr. Oliver-ROP Foods 9. Mrs. Barnett-ROP Cosomotology 10. Mr. Covea-ROP Auto Body 11. Mr. White-ROP Retail Sales 12. Mr. Campa-ROP Industrial Welding 13. Mrs. Davis-ROP Word Processing 14. Mr. Little-ROP Printing. Bi-lingual aides-ROW 1 ( L-R): Alice Garcia, Annie Gonzales, Ann Sanchez, Nohema Velasco, Ines Cortez. ROW 2: Lottie Schwartz, Mike Cortez, Francisco Servin. Mr. Quevedo-Security; Mrs. Beck- Math Aide; Mrs. Hanley-P.E. Aide; Mrs. Moore- Math Aide; Mr. Hughes-P.E. Aide; Mr. Cervantes, Mrs. Rodriques, Mr. Serrato, Mr. Medeiros, Dave Wi Ilia ms-Security. c 01 E 241 Under the leadership of president, George Caron, the ever active F.F.A. began another hectic year with exhibits at the Hemet Farmer ' s Fair in August, followed by the Norco Valley Fair and the Los Angeles County. Along with fair exhibits and proj¬ ects, members participated in regional Field Days, such as Mt. Sac and Cal Poly, throughout the year. Officers, Gary G Gattermeyer-Vice Pres.; Jane Naylor-Sec.; Linda Johnson-Treas., kept members busy with a long list of activities, field trips, and social events. The Farmers were under the direction of Mr. Hawley, Mr. Payne and Miss Myron. PHOTO 1. Linda Johnson 2. Mr. Payne 3. Susy Beyers 4. Dawn Chatham 5. Bob Paulson and Greg Caron. GROUP: (ROW 1 L-R) Mr. Payne, Dena Navera, Joni Talley, Dawn Emery, Barb Perry, Linda Johnson, Jane McKinnon, Linda Cook, Bev Christian, Don Breiner, Suzy Beyers. ROW 2: Steve Cook, Bob Kisselburg, Bob Paulson, Debbie Mosier, Susy Feher, Cara Buchbinder, Dona Milam, Lisa Paulie, Keri Buchbinder, Carl Titlus, John Jent. ROW 3: Nick Vanderest, Brian Jones, David Jose, May Palmer, Debbie Waddington, Steve Ellis, Wayne Randall, Ed Mejia, Kevin Young. 243 Jean Farrier wins Gemco Scholarship. UOOTU pnHfMCPS 244 SQUAD VARSITY Pam Ross Trudi Anderson Jackie Cherrington Peggy Malmberg Brenda White SONGLEADERS Allison Richards Jeanne Deits Chris Hernandez Wendy Sherwood Cindy Jones FLAG TWIRLERS Dana Johns Belinda Ortiz Sandy Smith Lisa Black J.V. Brenda Hall Cheryl Lunetta Cathy Griffiths Janie Sellman Gail Vanderberg SOPHOMORE Colleen Betchel Susi Longfellow Linda Urbanec 245 1 k k 8 PHOTO 1: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Taml Shockley-President, Shawn Robertson-Treasurer, Gigi Lovell-Secretary, Steve Mejia-Vice President. 2. David Backas-ICC President. 3. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Susan Ingraham-President, Bonnie Leuf- Secretary, Mendy Glover-Treasurer, Lisa Turner- Vice President. 4. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS- Karen Keller-Vice President, Wendy Booher-Presi- dent, Kathy Tucker-Secretary, Pat Kahl-Treasurer. 5. Pete Espinoza, Jean Walters. 6. Dixon Kummer - Tootsie Roll King. 7. Susan Medeiros, David Nester. 8. Toni Behrens. J5P- 247 4 249 251 ▼ml ¥ . • I i 1. PANTHERETTES-ROW 1 ( L-R): Jeannene Walters, Traci Topping, Heidi Shemmerhorn, Janie Lowe, Ann Kammerer, Penny Lloyd, Peggy Malmberg, Dana Johns, Tami Shockley. ROW 2: Penny Pollock, Nancy Cleveland, Angie Blizzard, Gigi Lovell, Barb Thomas, Tess Wade, Vickie Avery, Sandy Flannery, Allison Richards. ROW 3: Teri Bensiek, Shellie Miller, Vanessa Browne, Valerie Browne, Dianna Pitiack, Linda Malcolm, Mendy Glover, Cherrie Herick, Belinda Ortiz. ROW 4: Renee Lainge, Gloria Esquivas, Jane Heaston, Miriam Perez, Kathy Tucker, Karen Dillon, Roberta Naiman. ROW 5: Brenda Hall, Jennifer James, Sue Hetherington, Carolyn Keller, Chris Blanchette, Debbie Gill, Tracy Lane, Liane Forsythe, Mareen Whellan, Lori Gattermeyer, Cathy Griffiths, Kim Hawley. 2 LETTERMEN ROW 1: John Yamano, Rick Murillo, David Backes, David Aldana, Ray Villa, Scott Feaster, Pat Kahl. ROW 2: Dixon Kummer, Damien Kelly, David Mix, Kurt Johnson, Clay Cullen, Paul Jennings, Leo Bister. ROW 3: Ernie Uribe, Brian Baker Jerry Reynoso, Kelly Tucker, Scott Zylla. 3 CSF ROW 1: Andrea Theil, Barb Polcyn, Cindy Gerome, Sylvia Gonzales, Caycee Collins, Lori Gattermeyer. ROW 2: Jeanenne Walters, Dawn Johnson, Chris Baca, Cathy Acevedo, Rosana Baron, Cathy Griffiths, Sandy Flannery. ROW 3: Kim Hawley, Holly Pikeri, Mr. Phillips, Tami Shockley, Mary McCann, Richard Glanzman, Sheryl Lunetta, Dana Johns, Herb Yamano, Liz Emerson. 4 CHESS CLUB ROW 1: John Foster, Ron Barry, Greg Johnson, Art Escarpita. ROW 2: Mark Quick, Fred Faendrick, Dean Jennings. ROW 3: Wayne Ogan, Gavin Eltsosie, Norman Young, Antonio Coria, David Chung, Ruben Torres, Don Leibl, Brian Elwell. ROW 4: Bruce Nicola, Jim Wilson, Gerald McKenzie. 5 MEDICAL CAREERS: Mrs. Ramirez, Carmen Arreola, Sally Aguilar, Laura O ' hare. 6 KO-HI-NUR FRONT: Suzanne Ehorn, Mike Finn, Butch Rovan, Pat Kahl. ROW 2: Mitch Hrachiar, Mendy Keifer, Mary Conrad, Paul Jennings, Judy Donner, Perry Endres. HANGING: Sandy Flannery, Editor, Vicki DeCrescenzo. Elaine Stamper, Editor, Phil McDonald. 253 ROOTS, received highest TV ratings in history. GIRLS VARSITY: Coach Castro, Lianne Forsythe, Sue Hetherington, Lynn White, Jeanette Kearney, Chris Blanchette, Cindy Sandoval, Michelle Jamison, Mary McNeilis, Tracy Moore, Laura Minturn, Corky Davis, Debbie Enriquez, Lisa Forsythe. JUNIOR VARSITY: (ROW 1, L-R) Chris Kummer, Stacy Baker, Kathy Arellano, Laurie Verdusco, Lisa Kent. ROW 2: Sandy Stimpert, Courtney McAleese, Ellen Becker, Tracy Lay, Joni Howe, Debbie Avalos. GIRLS: Girls Basketball had a great year playing some of fieriest and most competitive games Corona has seen in awhile. Leading the offense points and the defense in rebounds was Laura Minturn. Michelle Jamison was Corona ' s leading defensive player, having many steals and gave many an opposition a run for their money. Lianne Forsythe was also good on the boards getting many rebounds. Most of the games were close, though not always a victory, well played. stated Coach Castro at the close of the season. BOYS: Doug Fritz was voted most valuable Varsity player for the 77 sea¬ son at the year end festivities. Fritz also received the most improved honor as he lead the Panther offensive in scoring. Dixon Kummer was voted Mr. Hustle, as he kept the team going through thick and thin. A stand-out on the team was Wayne Baldwin, who re¬ turned to play after a broken neck. Even though the Panthers did not fare as well as hoped in Ivy League play, they never gave up the fight. 254 JUNIOR VARSITY TOP(L-R): Jeff Gibson, Kevin Filbert, Raul Sanchez, Rick Iriart, Gary Jayne, Bob Brown, Coach Spencer MIDDLE: Vick Grizzle, Rick Blizzard, John Banks. FRONT: Lon Sutton, Tony Jackson, Pat Ross. SOPHOMORE TOP: Coach Fair, Jeff Gilmaster, Kevin Taylor, Glenn Allen, Barry Leake, Ken Friedman. BOTTOM: Arron Hathaway, Greg Tramel, Joel Fair, Joel Paige, Art Marmelejo. BOYS VARSITY: Kelly Nicholson, Scott Smith, Dixon Kummer, Wayne Baldwin, Doug Fritz, Josh Flores, Stan Patrick, Stan Longfellow, John Tebeau, John Comfort, Comfort, Russell Roy, David Jayne, Marty Wilkerson, Barr Ross, Coach Pratt, Trainers-Mr. Hughes, Ernie Uribe. 255 social sciences english business lab science home ec richard glaniman science and math languages liberal arts vocational arts drama trades and industrial music Golf: The Panther Golfsters chipped away to win a close one against Arlington this week as medalist Mark Hunnicut led the way. It was a tight match when one of the Arlington players bogied on the seventh hole to give the Panthers the lead. Baseball: The Panthers have two victories under their belts as they won against La Sierra and Norco. Corona, under new varsity coach, Wilkerson, looked very impressive, especially against Norco as they blew them away 8-2. Nate Lelevier did a fine job leading the Panthers to victory. Girls Basketball: The girls gained an impressive victory over Colton. Laura Minturn led the Panthers on offense and defense with baskets and rebounds. Michelle Jamison led the attack on Colton stealing the ball many times, with Hetherington leading with re¬ bounds. M8 CM REK r- 260 1. Editor Sandy Flannery prepares a paste-up for the bi-weekly campus publication. 2. Ann Kammeyer, Pennie Pollock, Chri ' Teague, Teri Bensiek 3. Phil McDonald, Jeff Markel 4. Pam Omar 5. Mike Finn, Serg Smith, Kelly Bice. 6. Pennie Pollock, Ann Kammeyer, 7. Teri Bensiek. MUSIC The Jazz Ensemble played at many different festivals throughout Southern California. Corona made outstanding performances at Orange Coast College Festival; the Southwestern Jazz Festival in San Diego; the Cypress High School Festival; and the tenth Annual Corona Jass Festival in May. They also appeared for the Miss Riverside County Beauty Pageant, performed at Disneyland, the Miss Orange County Pageant, and for many local clubs and organizations throughout the school year. Two main fund raising events of the year were the Jazz-A-Thon in April, with the band attempting to set a worlds record for continious play and cutting the LP Still Heavy after all these years . Stage Band ' s director Richard West was very pleased with this years stage band. This is the training band for the Jazz Ensemble. They attended the Neff Jazz Festival; Cypress Jazz Festival; our own Corona Jazz Festival and the Southwestern Jazz Festival; where they did exceptionally well with ease and style. The Symphonic Band performed in the band and orchestra festivals at Riverside City College, Auburndale Junior High, and Riverside Poly, where they received high compliments and honors. The band ended their spring concert season with their annual concert. SYMPHONIC BAND: (STAND¬ ING L-R) Mark Spiegel, Mr. Adams, Lyle Guidry, Phil Baker, Joey Johnson, Brian Cummings, Linda Seay, Gordon Palmer, Tracy Topping, Chris Dahl, Dayton Lovelady, David Endres, David Garcia, Andrea Smith, Lee Tochi, Kathy Rowe, Karen Manning, Dwayne Burleson, John Yamano, Brian Ratliff, Coleen Erwin, Lisa Pauley, Rod Patrick, Debbie Green, Steve Hooper, Lori Eckardt, Echo Swann, Steve Altfillisch, Tom Jones, Pat Krug, Greg Connick, Steve Ratcliff, Mark Miller, Jim Finch, Sheri Williams, Dawn Rice, Susie Longfellow, Tracy Lay, Joey Martinez. SITTING: Paula Kack, Lisa Parr, Lisa Nelson, Craig Endres, Gerald Varela, Doug McNiel, Darryl Heppner, Eric Reineman, Kelly Tucker, Curtis Randall, Herb Yamano, Kara Buchbinder, Gail Schumate, Greg Cassel, David Lewis, Jim Duino, Patty Aldana, Danny Kelly, Mike Dickson, Dotty Safford, Diane Rowe, Charlotte Rosser, Bob Krug, Becky Morales, Jeanne Riencke, Eric Dahl, Penny West, Doug Millbury. Riverside County Honor Band Members-Steve Altfillisch, tuba and Gail Schumate, french horn. STAGE BAND: (ROW 1 L-R) Sherri Williams, Mark Spiegel, Joe Martinez, Steve Ratcliff, Cindy Sandoval. ROW 2: Jerry Varela, Pat Kahl, David Jensen, Brian Ratliff. ROW 3: Bob Krug, Eric Dahl, Randy Best, Gregge Zurkan, Mike Davidson. JAZZ ENSEMBLE: (ROW 1 L-R) Craig Ferguson, Jim Hall, Ted Adams, Director, Curt Randall, Frank Stimac, ROW 2: Chris Dahl, Mike Davidson, Lisa Gross, Danny Verdugo, Bob Krug. ROW 3: Butch Rovan, Kelly Tucker, Steve Altfillisch, John Yamano, Scott Wulflestad, Herb Yamano, Bob Wulfestad. ROW 4: Jeff Lane, Dave Smith, Scott Bissel. Parks brings silence to campus during announcements. 1. Robert Arguelles, Robert Rohe, Andy Hernandez, 2. Tom Polk 3. Dan Jager 4. Edwin Davila 5. Barry Leake 6. Ed Rodenas 7. Stan Longfellow 8. Kurt Johnson 9. Robert Younkin, Steve Nottingham. SOCCER: Soccer finished in 76-77 year out with a 12-4 record. It placed them in fourth place in Ivy League play. At one point the Panthers were tied for first place, but ran up against the tough¬ est part of their schedule where they dropped four games in a row. Coach Edwards Van Muyen felt his team fared well against the immense competition despite the youngness of the team. Leading players were Captain Ray Kilsdonk and Ramon Pena. PHOTO: ROW 1 ( L-R): Greg Pope, Jessie Sainz, Tony Laguna, Alfredo Lizarraga, Francisco Perez, Mario Juarez, Jesus Brockman, Steve Milkey, Ramon Pena, Feliz Velasquez. ROW 2: Abraham Medina, Ray Kilsdonk, Rick Thibodeau, Francisco Servin, Ray Valdivia, Tony Coria, Humberto Gonzales, Jesus Deanda, Tim Reaudoulph, Jesus Nunez. yearbook 77 andrea thiel lane smith susan ingraham tami shocklev kathy thomas sylvia gonzales doni rapp jeff markel leslie matteson stu harbour david nester 271 Knappman created by Biggs and Barbolak Inc., illustrated and produced by Lane Smith.