Crawford High School - Centaur Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1980 volume:

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One of the most noticeable was the transition from Eastern League to Western League in athletic competi- tion. In this new division, the Colts found the competition to be more comparable with their own abilities. Autistic children and Special Edu- cation teachers came to Crawford for a Special Education Program that was funded by the Federal Govern- ment. With this program, autistic children had the opportunity to learn the basic skills that are essential to everyday living. Class competition was brought back for the second year. This meant __ SSssSssseoqseSSe se=== SSaaSa_h_a_aah_==j]===== EEL = LSS Lh™”™E)EpapaBnI™ nhh™ ||=aBhnnhhO9NBN9SBHESSSS|SS= = more fun, games, and spirit for the students of Crawford as they battled for points for their class. The class that totaled the most points at the end of the year received a special award from the A.S.B. A definite change was noticed in the Crawford parking lot. This year, many Colts changed their means of transportation from driving regu- larly to car pooling, using the bus sys- tem, riding bicycles, and walking. This was due to the current energy situation, a problem that we will have to face as we progress into the ’80’s. To conclude, nineteen eighty has been a year of change and develop- ment for every Colt. We look into the future decade with excitement and anticipation. 40)89N-oosng 40189 N-oosng 10382 N-oosng Sioquosoy ouursiy, 410189 N-oosng Opening — 5 SS 6 — Student Life Busco-Nestor 10389 N-oosng aie Busco-Nestor oui ag ge fl i -2 é f Q f cy ff { 7 { Me f SW eo Wi f x vw ey: t y je et snmenore © re : 3 b f : pla, ye Kurt Kyle cz OD LS oe 4 | : on ; . yi Bee. Z t Bae SY 5 i o CY )7 ee f 4 if 4 A L Ly of ff Mv] wy CD JO aoa “sit f “dy f vo HYVES? ; ‘ Dan Williams ei Student Life a 3 4 y : 7 y Sey , | 1. Coach Hall works hard getting varsity foot- ball players ready for action. 2. Confused Sophomores struggle with their schedules. 3. Mr. Cooper discusses class choices with a stu- dent. 4. Linn Henrikson assists Gary Kornfeld at station 6. 5. Coach Romig tells his players to take a jog. 6. Rudy Castellanos gives J.V. football players the plan. Registration was a trying time for all, faculty and students alike. Every- one, especially counselors, worked hard to make this year’s registration a success. This year, a new system was used, self-scheduling. Students were given the chance to choose sub- jects and teachers for each class 8 — Registration ajAy yany “4 g 7 ewe “ 4s = sre arene tee oho me pee = CN Re eel eae mR A Registration Meant: ne period. On the whole, the new system worked well for everyone, especially seniors, who got first choice. Proposition 13 kept the football team from training until a week before school started. They made up for lost time by working harder than ever to get in shape for the coming season. Hell week and registration marked the beginning of another busy school year. Of course, there was some depression at the thought of summer ending, but deep down, most of us were happy to come back to our friends and were enthusiastic about the coming school year. ce Goodbye Summer ajAy ny ajAy wny get es “hy Jeet aN Se ME eS ciliate, in She hee - Cae sary Pod Registration — 9 — 2 2 ms co te ee a oe a ea ac cae REA Pt oyAy Ny bo oyAYy ny o}AY Ny , 10 — A.S.B. Cabinet Dove in With Enthusiasm Throughout the yea � A.S.B. worked many weary hours a1 activities such as Homecoming an }.B. Ball. This year they encouraged dent involvement with spirit wee! D days, and most of all, class com; Mr. Fairley, the new A.S.B. Advisor, was of much assistance to the cabinet, together, they made this an exciting year for ev ery- one. 4AOTSAN Oosng ei 1. Gwyn Dilday and Jason Anderson take time out for a break. 2. A.S.B. Advisor Mr. Fairley. 3. The 1979-80 ASB Cabinet: (front row) Scott Reilly; Commissioner of Elections and Campus Welfare. Back row: Deanne Loonin, Commissioner of Public- ity; Bill Cantos, A.S.B. Vice-President; Susie Sides, Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies; Jason Anderson, Junior Class President; Katy McDonald, A.S.B. President; Chico Marty, Commissioner of Finance; Leslie Goodfriend, Commissioner of Student Activities; and Richard Kiy, Senior Class President. Not pictured: Gregg Temkin, Sophomore Class Presi- dent. 4. Chico Marty ponders the continuous activities in the A.S.B. room. 5. Leslie Goodfriend, Commissioner of Student Activi- ties delegates responsibilities to A.S.B. staffers. 6. A.S.B. President Katy McDonald. 7. A.S.B. Vice-President Bill Cantos. 3 10}S9N oosng 10}S9N oosng A.S.B. Cabinet — 11 afAy ny Sirti tm Wun Of wer stu pep squad sponsored - brought out the kid in s¢ Donut Dunk’em, and also found whieh s could get dressed faster in clothes of th opposite-sex Seniors showed their spirit t be shy high at the pyramid building. And - Friday brought alumni, tears, laughter and ONGICC GO GMP CGN EG Mma COucmny rE her mee TO bY with past pep squads doing their cheers and students voting for the King and Queen. The night game, against Serra, found the Colts victorious. 1. Linda Workman races to the line in the Homecom- ing Court relay. 2 The rally squad show their enthusiasm and spirit at Merem a ycmreer ten ee 3. Jeff Risley and Mike Harris don’t seem to mind they're not winning the horse race. 4. Former Colts Mary and Clair, doing a routine at the eA 5 Friends talk and eat donuts at the Donut Dunk’em. Homecoming Week — 13 3 All week long people planned, prac- ACCME OM Cia corm evar Cama CME aat i (: show. The band and drill team produced a spectacular beginning. A parade fol- lowed with floats from each class, two trucks with past and present pep squad members and cars with the Homecom- ing Court. With the crowd on the edge of their seats, the King and Queen were | Oech 1. The Homecoming Queen, Alma Cabrera, and Te GLY a vB) Coa 2. Our A.F.S. students, Sal Hancock and Vered smile at the crowd. Laem aE Riley ne eee eB ARLEN ce 5. The 1979 Speen carta Court: Georgia Lambron and Keith Jones; Heather Lundy and Jaffa Solo- x mon; Tim Lowery and Alma Cabrera; Ron Hud- gins and Linda Workman; Derek Songers and Nancy Mejia. Peete: Bt Nm g Homecoming Court — 15 Alumni in the stands and past pep squads on the field helped with the excitement of the game. The winning of this night game made played, and although the dance was only two hours long, it sold out. The Homecoming of 1979 will be remembered by all. 1. The start of the big halftime show. Baal maT Re tty 3. The Senior Court dance to the special PES a Cee Pe CyiTreu tT moe ment d to the music of “Lightin.” 5. Crawford Colts watch as the past cheer- Ges oe tae 3 a | “a a { z | f ry | | nc AT tis] the dance a real celebration. , “Lightin’? was the band that and Tradition. i=] =} = Fy z ne 7 nn nee ee ane ° wail OFA ett Homecoming — 17 : Kurt Kyle af Ay yany om TaN % SWRI URC Classrooms 18 ayAy yany Crawford High provided classes students get ready for the future. H: work combined with a bit of fun kept the day interesting. R.O.P. classes in Business and Management, assisted the participat- ing students in their choosen career. But all classes, not only the R.O.P. classes, aided the students to prepare for the main stream of life. 1. Peter Griffin studies a specimen in chemistry. 2. Mattie Sadler and Debbie Vitus ponder a statement made by their teacher. 3. Mrs. MacMaster shows there can be some excite- ment during the day. 4. Keith Jones concentrates on the state test. 5. Maureen Raaberg listens intently to class discus- sion. sWeT[IM Ue ; a ‘ : Classrooms — 19 Hie ssh aati Siliideitali i . cn “ ef e 2M states g a i oto i. In November, Dr. Dean put on a sur- prisingly funny show sponsored by the: senior class. People crowded into the auditorium, many excited at participat-: ing in the hypnotic antics of the show, others just to watch. It really proved entertaining, with people laughing, singing, dancing, and (would you believe?) crying their way through the evening. During the course of the show, Dr. Dean unexpectedly hypnotized a few people in the audience which added to all the craziness. 1. Dr. Dean quickly awakens some participants as they get a little carried away in their stripper act. 2. “I will survive!” Becky McEuen portrays Gloria Gaynor. 3. Everyone is put back to sleep after being con- vinced they were hot. 4. Julie Roberson shakes, bumps, and grinds to the beat.. 5. The duet of Mike Norden and Kenny Scheib sing their version of “Rubber Duckie.” =i : ‘ 20 — Dr. Dean Dean Revealed by Dr. Kurt Kyle Kurt Kyle Kurt Kyle 21 Dr. Dean Lunch Was Colt’s be Dean Connor Dan Williams apse Lunch —N N avorite Subject SUIBI[LM UBC wo iu 2 ey ae oe = ae gs ac 3 Cae = 2. = i os °° ia yeaN. ! 4 Be th uy ca a J 4 -- 4 4 i ee e To many students, lunch was the high- light of the day. It was a time for relaxing, talking, getting things done, and, of course, eating. Open campus w: ill in effect, but many students stayed on pus to make use of the cafeteria, studen store, coke and fruit machines. Many lunch periods were used for rallies, music in the Quad, activity periods, Home- coming week activities, and multi-cultural day. It was a time for buying dance and athletic tickets, bake sale goods, A.S.B. cards, Pacers and Centaurs. Lunch was not always fun and games. Sometimes that precious half hour was spent cramming for a fifth or sixth period test or making up homework. Most of all, lunch was a welcome break, enjoyed by all. 1. Determined Juniors plan their pyramid strategy. 2. The gym steps are a popular place to spend lunch. 3. These Juniors make the most of a welcome half hour. 4. Talking with friends is a relaxing way to while away the time. 5. Students of all classes mingle in the Quad. 6. Mike Harris and Jeff Risley find horse racing to be fun and challenging, especially while blindfolded. Lunch — 23 Twice a month the pep squad would have a very spirited rally. The squad along with Susie Sides, Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies, would figure out what the rallies were to be about. At the beginning of the year there was a rally for Homecoming and one for Hal- loween. And throughout the year there were rallies honoring different sports, dress-up days and times of the year. The crowds seemed full of enthusiasm as they watched the Cheerleaders, Son- gleaders and Mascots do their routines. And when it came time for spirit sticks and skits, the crowd would become very involved. These rallies helped add fun and spirit to the school year. ¥ pihag 1. The 1979-80 pep squad start each rally with the Alma Mater. 2. Crawford students show their spirit at one of the many rallies. 3. The band shows the Halloween spirit. a at 4. Natalie Irving rushes to get dressed in the relay , CHAMPS DoT ty between the girls and guys. LETBALL 5. J.V. Cheerleaders start a cheer. Pa : 24 — Rallies to Student Life. ajAy yany ay i] ic Ss Ms 1 c eI nt oO ay a 74 a Ms 5 4 Rallies — 25 What do you get when you cross a lot of talented young people, a script and a lot of hard work? ‘‘Splendor in the Grass” was what the Play Productions class came up with in December. Few people realize what gigantic amounts of work go into the production of a play. Besides casting and rehearsing, there | are problems with the lighting and @ sound, sets and scenes, costumes and makeup. After weeks of struggling with all those problems, Play Productions gave an excellent performance of “Splendor in the Grass”, a welcome bit of enter- tainment before the Winter holidays. sumer M Ue 1. Angie Fernandez pleads with John Johnson during the matinee performance. 2. Loren Shankman and John Johnson pass the time while awaiting their dates. 3. David Persley dreams of his girlfriend instead of studying. 4. Julie Roberson and Barry Gardenhire argue over the misdemeanors of their children. 5. Loren Shankman and Michelle Bickley discuss fellow students at the school dance. 6. Cari Anderson, Monica Chirnside and Michelle Bickley discuss John Johnson’s attributes. o ivllae UO NAN NORD iee 26 — Play Productions Ollie Thompson Play Productions — 27 Ollie Thompson ie 4 rit’ Ps Ollie Thompson Performance Colts Welcomed Chris Hintz = % a Pe� Be : aS a. 28 — Winter Holidays The Holiday Season A number of different clubs at Crawford helped to get everyone in the Holiday Spirit. The week was filled with various activities. It all started off with th gals performing in the Winter Ass¢ Mistletoe and Christmas cards, which are a main part of the holidays, were collected and sold by the Auroras and the Key Club. Other groups helped decorate the school by painting the student store and library win- dows. The week ended with the Holiday Rally which had a big turn-out. A dance, sponsored by the senior class, was also planned, but it was cancelled at the last minute because of a lack of interest. Work- ing together, the different clubs helped prepare Colts for the new year. 1. One of the Colts performs its routine during the Holiday Rally. 2. Everyone joins in singing The Alma Mater at the rally. 3. The Madrigals reveal their vocal abilities while per- forming at the Winter Assembly. 4. D.E.C.A. wishes everyone a Merry Christmas. 5. JoAnn Pezdek helps paint greetings on the window ‘i of the student store. 6. Karen Cantarini expresses her individual talent during a solo at the Madrigals’ Winter Assembly. a ajAy any uosdwioy ], alo Winter Holidays — 29 : : Candid Shots 30 . eht Off Guard | . am Pictures can capture moments that will be around for years. A smile, a funny face, ‘or just relaxing, Crawford students are caught off guard. A photographer uses hi skills to get more than just a picture memory. 11M Ue SUIeL uosdwoyJ, aio 1. A Crawford Colt is just kickin’ back. 2. Don’t you dare take my picture! 3. Renee Anderson shows a goofy face. 4. Doug Kenney enjoys the waterpolo rally. 5. Come fly with me. 6. “Did you say something?” Doug Peabody askes. 2yUt}{ SUYQ Candid Shots — 31 In January, Joan Embry, the San Diego Zoo’s Goodwill Ambassador pre- sented Colts with an animal exhibition. She is a Crawford alumni of the class of 1967. The presentation featured a slide show of her work at the Wild Animal Park and the San Diego Zoo, and a Lec- ture on the preservation of wildlife. She also talked about the book she is writing titled “My Wild World’’ which tells about all the years she has been working for the zoo. Joan didn’t appear alone. Along with her, she brought a few of her friends. 1. Barney, the barn owl, looks out at the audience. 2. Joan decides which cage to open next. 3. The Calico cat named Classy seems a little shy on getting out of his cage. 4. Joan gets all wrapped up in the Indigo snake. 5. Gumdrop, the spider monkey, appears to have a case of stage — fright when faced with such a large crowd. SA ANEG 32 —- Joan Embry Dean Connor Joan Embry — 33 Dean Connor = 1Si V prise Class ek Be FETT, at? LEAD Class Competition Oo ompetion layed Spirit This year the A.S.B. helped to bring spirit to Crawford High School. Getting the three classes to compete against other was how they did it. In each even t sen- iors, Juniors and Sophomores who | to be the fastest, toughest and most spir- ited would receive a point for their grade. At the end of the year, the class with the most points was the most spirited. This class got something special. Class competition has brought spirit back to Crawford. Last year was only the beginning of something that should be around for years. ag ajAy ny é ¥ 5 — e Nw od ; 1. The Junior class builds their pyramid. 2. Look at my bubble. 3. The sign, in the middle of the squad, shows who is in the lead. 4. A Colt passes an orange to the next member in line. 5. Two Sophomores are horsin’ around an obstacle. 6. Crawford student gets ready to indulge in a pie. SUIELIIEM, UEC] ajAy ny | | FF i Class Competition — 35 ... partying ... dancing ... skate- boarding . .. going to the beach . . . mov- ies ... concerts ... plays ... Charger games ...swimming... surfing... sun- ning... offroading ... fishing ... skiing ... sports ... motocrossing ... cruising . running ... sailing ... reading ... eating ... walking ... talking ... living ... relaxing... enjoying. 1. Danny Duty and Lisa Ferreira cruise in his Torino. 2. Richard Young and Chris Clark relax with a good book. 3. Dan Williams’ Broncho churns up mud while offroading at Santee. 4. Kirk Stanfield and Lisa Stell boogie at the Ger- man-American Society dance. 5. Tower 2, Mission Beach, is a Crawford hot spot. 6. Richard ArceT—3 shows his skill on a skate- board. 36 — Weekends ere ee SWPITAA URC GRAN TORINO Made For.. weit UBd 3 suey uueny { i, : 4 Ate XMAD LA Vial YA % uk ou rygat| lt 3 DY CUKLY Weekends — 37 On the evening of March 14th, couples JB} 1 77 %) 7 | a . arrived at the Executive Hotel to attend Dy Salil! ai) i Crawford’s A.S.B. Ball. Couples danced in the Cuyamaca Room to the music of New Joy. The atmosphere was friendly, even though the dance floor was quite crowded. 1. New Joy provided music for dancing and listen- ing. 2. Couples show varied expressions while dancing. 3. Slow dancing to the music. 4. Leslie Goodfriend and date dance the night away. 5. Perry Quon and Debbie Hom talk during a break of music. 2 | é u § n ov a ; g Ss 4 ‘ | { _ 2 ee { f } X . , ) = : { ; 4 { ‘ f) | { j c if 2 S | hk. | f) n ) } ( V £ j Y ¢ i | ‘ 4 | ) Pa . bee } A ¥ ] i i ) : { a ov a } � | 8 | n 2 m4 () ‘ af [ J f j f 4 ; } f Q f Yw ‘ ) } . , J xn} i f ( .) { Ny = } Cun + “ W a | ; N 4 ‘ ® { Mee 38 —A.S.B. Ball | AY 7 t .% Lp a QE Xe f ‘ = f . 5 i x ae ‘ As ny oy | UN 4 WY a } , } 4-7 Busco Nestor OA LGE OE, frY Wy E BES RHI KIKI ee cette maestenes RIO Busco Nestor Busco Nestor 39 A.S.B. Ball a w. ( j ta ) ) : a — | , ) { re ) bh eet Sey a ] ry [ ) oe oy i YZ ——_f — ) 4 Oe A = fii — é ee ii ii 7S 2 Ee ee ee ee es Ts Po ee «| Peas oat a + : é ida The California Scholarship Federa- tion recognizes students who obtain a high grade point average in selected courses. C.S.F. is a scholastic club whose | major purpose is to promote a high aca- | demic standing among high school stu- dents. 1 1. The C.S.F. Life Members. These seniors have 1 been members for at least four semesters. | 2. The California Scholarship Federation Associate oy Members. | 43 — CSE, Bank of America The Bank of America Achievement Award recipients are those students who exhibited outstanding performances in their field of study. Nominated by their teachers, there were six certificate in specific fields and four plaque wit in general fields. The plaque winners will go on to further competition for cash schol- arships. JouUOD UBa aAy Ny The certificate winners are; Karen Cantarini, Busi- ness; Angie Fernandez, Foreign Languages; Cynthia Watkins, Drama; Lisa Shard , Social Studies; Anh- Tuyet Le, Art; and Mark Polak, Math. LIBERAL ARTS — MIKE HIRD FINE ARTS — BILL CANTOS SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS — MICHELLE QUIETT VOCATIONAL ARTS — ROBERT PRATT Ay uny ajAy ny afAy uny Bank of America — 43 } f Y | al fa: =) Si o! a} = S pol eA =) CS SE frees S) te) ia UO A.F.S., Latin Club, Spanish Honor Society : 10189 N oosn 10}S9N oosng SON q 44 World To Crawford A.F.S. is an organization to gener- ate cultural awareness by sending students abroad, and hosting stu- dents from foreign countries. This year Crawford hosted Sally Hancock from England and Vered Pollak from Israel. In the Model U.N. Club, students represent various countries, therefore learning their individual political ide- als. At the end of the school year, they meet at S.D.S.U. for a “General Assembly” with Model U.N. members from all over San Diego County. Soladitas Latina, the Latin Club, is known for its participation in the Home- coming Float Parade and its outstand- ing Roman Pastry sales. Thy participate in the Winter Saturnalia and Spring City Lingua-Fair annually. To recognize superior achievements in the study of Spa nish is the Spanish Honor Society’s goal. Each December they have a driv: to collect canned goods to benefit the underprivileged in a Tijuana orphanage. German culture at Crawford is kept alive year after year by the German Club. One of their traditions is to attend the annual October fest. @ n bx J S 4. Spanish Honor Society: First Row: Irene 10189 Oosng 1. A.F.S.: First Row: Joel Davey; John Johnson; Christy Crawford; Irene Hashiguchi; Natalie Brill, Gayle Kienlen; Sharon Chandler; Cyndy Watkins; Nhan Huynh; Trisanne Rosenbert. Sec- ond Row: Sally Hancock; Loren Shenkman: Kurt Kyle; Elisa Wiggins; David Collom; Angie Ferm- nandez; Irina Berger; Elena McColl llim; Taylor; Lisa Shard; Michelle Ouiett; Kai Ouiett; Mr. Wagner. Third Row: Gwyn Dilday Ira Unterman; Lisa Lloyd; Peggy Mathewson. 2. Model U.N.: First Row: Christina Taylor; David Collom; Denise Anderson; Gayle Kienlen; Juan Ibaibarriaga; John Johnson; Irene Hashiguchi; Natalie Brill; Elena McCollim. Second Row: Mr. McLaughlin; Joel Davey; Kurt Kyle; Greg Roven- ger; Mark Polak; Darryl Palmer; Robert Pratt; Dave Perkins; Loren Shenkman; Jack Cohen; Cyndy Watkins. 3. Latin Club: First Row: Brian Neahous; Marine Kennedy; Roz Charles; Karen Green; Jon Bulcao. Second Row: Mark Reed; Suzette Wells; Toni Glo- ver. Third Row: Mrs. MacMaster; Marcella Quan; a Toni Wright; Stacy Zinn; L. C. Wright; Brian iC io ‘7 Alan; Mike Stowe; Jerry Brice; Alan Clark; Rich- McGill; Suzie Sides. Fourth Row: Jon Ogle; Dave ard Goldhammer; Tina Winchester. Hashiguchi; Denise Martin; April Souterre. Sec- ond Row: Christina Taylor; Joel Davey; Natalie Brill; Lisa Shard. Third Row: Mr. Newall; Kurt Kyle; Milo Sprague. 5. German Club: First Row: Mary Winnard; Sharon Cobb; Barbara Hall; Jon Meador; Judy Dobbs; Fred Sanders; Nicholas Bronson; Mike Oreman; Gwyn Dilday; Marcus Gerstler. Second Row: Roger Ambrose; Debbie Vitus; Chris Stu- rhan; Jim David; Steve Sneed; Mike Glosson; Donny Roberson; Kirk Stanfield; Greg Anderson; Neil Zinke; Mr. McAnear. Model U.N., German Club — 45 During those heat waves, the Surfing club and the Water Ski club were real cooled off, although when there was snow in the mountains the Ski club took their turn on the slopes. The surfers met at the beach three times a week to ride those waves; the skiers went on trips to the mountains to improve their skiing skills; the water skiers spend time on skis too, but on the water. Seasons were really important to these clubs. La Crosse is one of the fastest sports today. La Crosse is very similar to soccer and hockey. The La Crosse club had competition games to gain skill. The Lettercarriers participated at all the football games marching with the band. 1. The Lettercarriers are: Hudson; Weir; Coppen; Harmon; Puckett. 2. The members of the Surfing Club are: Cook; Torrescano; Martin. Back Row: Coach Malcolm club sponsor; Crabb; Katz; Howse; Dekervor; Ker- ley; Calvin; Lambron; Jones; Connor; Sturhann. 3. The members of La Crosse are: Front Row: Fuentes; Noland; Bond. Second Row: Sturhann; Curtis; Gerstler; Griffin. Back Row: Thompson; Walters; Lyon; Kulischak. 4. The members of the Ski Club are: Front Row: McDonald; Hird. Back Row: Mr. Smith club spon- sor, Andersen; Leimbach; McFarlane; Mrs. Led- better. 45 — Lettercarriers, La Crosse _ Busco NeStor a Pa Pee ly ee Raat al area eraias. 9 ating aac tee te sora cc Dan Williams Pe Sports Scene Ollie Thompson A : ee — Chris Hintz Se ‘ ae? one Teac eaeate 4d FADS Sarre om, ee said arr ee a - ” — SE a eee oe Sewing and homemaking are what the girls in H.E.R.O. enjoyed doing. They sewed all their ideas together. “You’ve been backgammoned”’ is what the kids in the Backgammon club loved saying. These students promoted fair play and the skills needed to win in the game of backgammon. Cars, cars, cars, are what the students in the Auto club cared about. The Auto club members spent their time working on their cars and learning how to fix them. The Art club spent time professionaliz- ing their art, and learning about the art world. 1. The students in Art club are : Front Row: Christie Crawford, Trudy Brealy, Vi Huynh, Deb- bie Hom, Dawn Spurgeon, Dung Le. Back Row: Sharon Greenstein, Aranka Fisher, Anh Le presi- dent, Peggy Mathewson, Stephanie Roeser. 2. Backgammon club is: Front Row: Donald Addi- son, Natalie Irvine, Roz Charles president, Dejeanette Cisernos. Back Row: Joe Batie, Todd Jackson, Ali Hosseini, Jason Anderson. 3. The homemakers are: Mrs. Fuller club sponsor, Michelle Bryant, Leza Tucker, Leida Flax, Shawn Davis, Sharon Hill. 4. The car turners are: Front Row: Mr. Roth club sponsor, Reggie Grant, Kim Sonka, Lori Kauf f- man, Robin Sparks, Robin Pugh, Sharon Chan- dler, Michelle Quiett. Second Row: Alan Koppen, Mike Stowe, Joe Hagen, James Sneed, Stephanie Roeser. Back Row: Terry Sorric, Dean Connor, Richard Weber, Darrell Smith, Mark Walters, Shane Keller, Ron Hudgins, Randy Young. 48 — Art, H.E.R.O Activities We eg °3% . Eg Mm hat, nw ae E Cee ac sy i: : On 74 ie y p Bs Like Best uosdwoyy, 10 ee te i Backgammon, Auto — 49 Spirit and Enthusiasm « D .£ oO 5 ® 1= ® ® oS U ce “ o 50 Varsity Cheerleading Winning or losing, the cheerlead flared all the games with their spirit. They led rallies with enthusiasm and made them fun for everyone. The two mascots were also part of this “cheer” ful squad. The cheerleaders showed their dedication by spending one week during the summer to prepare them- selves fo r the year. 401SaN oosng 1. The members of this “cheer” ful squad are: Front Row: Dena Bloom, Liz Duffy, Wendi Tem- kin head songleader, Alma Cabrera head cheer- leader. Second Row: Jackie Flohr, Becky Lowrey, Linda Garza, Lisa Kauffman, Maria Trompas, Cathie Kujellis, Patrice Braswell, Michelle Fogle- man, Dee Dee Bell, Andrea Marucci, Lisa Evola, Becky McEuen. 2. This is fun! 3. Cathie Kujellis and the two mascots are high with spirit. 4. Let’s show that spirit! 10}SaN oosng 10}89N oosng Varsity Cheerleading — 51 52 — Key Club i Z ULH SLY) and fA TNT, a Helping H | aN Not “Share Togetherness”’ was the motto of the 1979-80 Key Club. The Key Club was a service organization and an integral part of Crawford’s active student body. Some of the objects of the Key Club were to develop leadership and initiative and to provide experience in living and working together. To raise money for the International Key Club Conven- tion, the Key Clubbers sold conces- sions at school dances and sponsored a road rally. The Auroras, named after Aurora — Goddess of the Dawn, is an honor- ary service organization for senior girls. Their motto is “Ad successum viam adaperimus’”’ (toward success we seek to open the way) and the members “seek to serve, anticipating our assigned duties as Aurora pro- ceeded the sun.” As is traditional, the Auroras was a very active club on campus, their service to the school -o and community was varied and con- 2 tinuous. Besides helping out at vari- = ous school functions, they also spon- ® sored such fun activities as the Donut Dunkem, the Christmas card and mistletoe sale, the valentine and car- nation sale, a senior citizen party, and an appreciation breakfast for the sup- port of workers on campus. They also helped at all graduation activities during their junior year. SJOUU0D UBA i cea iat, 1. The members of the Key Club are: First Row: Scott Neynaber, President; Darryl Palmer, Lieutenant Governor; Jack Cohen, Treasurer; Rod Stell, Secre- tary; Bill Cantos, Vice President. Second Row: Mr. Mayfield, Club Sponsor; Greg Rovenger, Nanette LaRosa, Robert Pratt, David Perkins, Mark Polak, Michelle Quiett, Kathy Quiett. 2. The members of the Auroras are: First Row: Mrs. Quiett (Club Sponsor), Michelle Quiett, Katy McDonald, Vered Pollak, Lisa Shard, Wendi Temkin, Dena Bloom, Carmen Estolano. Second Row: Nanette LaRosa, Stacey Wilson, Meryl Loonin, Marcella Quan, Aranka Fischer, Vanetta Diamond, Cathie Kujellis, Melanie Peterson, Maria Trompas, Sally Hancock, Gwen Spikes. Third Row: Becky Lowry, Kathy Mann, Angie Fernandez, Maureen burg, Linda Workman, Bill Cantos, Evelyn McFarlane, Natalie Brill, Heather Lundy, Michelle Fogelman, Janet MacPherson, Vi Huynh. 3. Key Clubbers Scott Neynaber, Robert Pratt record the time of one of the participants at the Key Club Car Rally. 4. Nanette Larosa helps gather the mistletoe to be sold by the Auroras at Christmas time. 5. Auroras are passing out donuts at the Donut Dunkem. Auroras — 53 Spirit and Enthusiasm he a ' ie . ae 54 — J.V. Cheerleading 101S9N oosng _ 10 SaN oosng The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard before their sophomore year at Crawford to make-up routines TXT, r j for all their up-coming games. The J.V. Cheerleaders also participated in all rallies to show their spirit. The flag corps worked very hard every morning at 7:30 to practice for the varsity football games. Some of the girls just learned how to march and twirl flags. They participated in the Mother Goose Parade and the Old Town Christ- mas Parade. They raised money for their uniforms with stationery sales. Crawford High School has one of the largest flag corps in our district. 1. The girls that showed their spirit at J.V. games were; Front Row: Captain Annie McDonald. Second Row: Lori Smith, Gina Buono, Nancy Mejia, Lisa Smith. Back Row: Lisa Goodfriend, Marie Wright, Ann Hammerness, Kim White. 2. The girls that twirled their way through the year were: Front Row: Debbie Carr, Kim Amos, Kathy Talmadge co-captain Patti Fitzhugh, captain Sandy Burke, co-captain Patti Parks, Mary Rousseau, Caro- lyn Street, Norma Coupland. Second Row: Caryn Hyvonen, Suzanne Buzard, Lorri Fields, Denise Mar- tin, Mitzi Schmeiser, Christie Radican, Beverly Hooser, Cathy Moore, Veronica Wolf, Angela Ahl- quist. Back Row: captain Misty Cheatham, Becky Korey, Teresa Rosa, Betsy Burgreen, Beth Watson, Deanna Andersen, Deanne Loshonkohl co-captain. 3. These are the girls that are talented with pom poms: Front Row: Elyse Friedman, Molly McElroy, Robin Connor co-captain, Joni Farrell captain, Kathy Short co-captain, Linda Jackson co-captain, Lisa Stalnaker, Christie Coe. Second Row: Cassandra Searcy, Maria DeSanti, Lisa Carnie, Barbara Wade, Andrea Hatchett, Maureen Kennedy, Christine Debose, Marla Knox, Maria Chimside. Back Row: Janice Jordan, Stephanie Andrews, Rosemary Wal- lace, Helen Espino, Kim Wilkerson, Lori Biskie, Lau- rie Kust, Faith Evans. Flag Corp — 55 The Math Team consisted of several students who were willing to get up extra early and get to school by 7:25 a.m. to take math tests which were given statewide. These tests, called the California Mathematics Gay Wilkins, Dwayne Morins, Editor-in-Chief, Robin Adams. Second Row: Kevin Wefler, Jim Lewis, Amy Hunter, Nancy Gagliardo, Linda Groccia, Jon Ogle, Gregg Kornfeld. Third Row: Ross Stibor, Eric Warren, Tim St. John, Tim McMullen, Mike McCormick, David Becker, Eric Carlson, Keith Jones. : 4. The members of the Drama Club are: First Row: Loren Shenkman, Mike Gangitano, Susan Sulzbach, Teresa Lepin- Colts Strove sky, Angie Fernandez, Danny Meyers, Monica Chirn- side. Second Row: Cyndy Watkins, Pam Landers, Cari Anderson, Pauline Lepor, Georgia Lambron, Cheryl Hyvonen, Dave Persley, Judy Brealey. Third Row: Matt Short, Michelle Woish, Ray Lynch, Michele Bickley, Bobby McManus, Joann Pezdek, Marcus Gerstler, Julie Roberson, Barry Gardenhire, John Johnson, Jeff Wolf. League Exams, were given monthly. High individual and cumulative scores made for an excellent Math | Team. | Crawford’s Speech Team, the most | consistently winning team on cam- pus, has just completed another year | of tournament after tournament, returning from each with armfuls of trophies. The members have proved to be pros at the city competitions, including problem solving discus- : sions, forensics, oral interpretation | and student congress. | Dean Connor About every three weeks, one could find a newspaper floating around campus entitled The Crawford Pacer. This school newspaper, published by 1 none other than Crawford’s Pacer Staff, informed the student body of not only things going on around school but of things going on else- where. Information on employment hi opportunities, drama productions, | sports events, and features like edito- : rials and movie ratings were only some of the results of the hard work that was put into the Pacer. Talent, determination, and dedica- . . tion were just some of the qualities i possessed by the members of Craw- Chris Hintz ford’s Drama Club. The product of I their hard work was such entertain- ing plays as “Splendor in the Grass” and “Stardust.” This club not only | worked hard year ’round so they could entertain the public but also zy they worked to promote better learn- rh ing and understanding of the dra- 1 matic arts. T 1. The Members of the Math Team are: First Row: hy Duke Wong, Alex Medvinsky, Lisa Shard, David Col- t lum. Second Row: Mr. Rogers (Club Sponsor), Mau- reen Raaberg, John Johnson, Angie Fernandez, Vic- tor Fuks. 2. The members of the Speech Team are: First Row: Leslie Goodfriend, Chico Marty. Second Row: Mic- helle Quiett, Pam Landers, Lisa Pedace, Roz Charles, I Michelle Bickley, Pauline Lepor, Ms. Swank (Club p Sponsor), Lisa Shard, Sharon Chandler, Jim Lewis. Third Row: Sharion Smith, Deanne Loonin, Meryl ik Loonin, Charles Debose, Rod Stell, Wendie Tempkin, Randy Opincar, Alma Cabrera, Fred Sanders, Cathie Kujellis, Tim Lowrey, Stacey Wilson, Bill Cantos, Linda Workman, Angie Fernandez. : 3. The members of the Pacer Staff are: First Row: ; 56 — Math and Speech Teams 57 Dean Conno: Chris Hintz a ® uv 5 a 7o Cc 5 5 E 5 a See ned eee for Excellence S 8 n 2 a 2 2 3 a The members vi the 1480 Centaur staff are: First Row: Luann Harri i i i ae ber: | Ly ntaur : : s, Student Life Assistant; Pam Schwartz, Clubs Co-Editor; Tony I 4 sai v ee Clubs Co-Editor; Sharon Bryant, Senior Editor; Joel Trout, Business Manager; Dean Connor, Photographer. Sorond Rows Meat ake si : ie ann ak oeetene eee ee Fee Student Life Assistant; Chris Hintz, Photographer; Ollie Thompson Photogra- x n y itor; Leslie Adatto, Faculty Editor; Kurt Kyle, Photo her; B i itor; illi togi apher; han Huynh, Junior Editor. Third Row: Trisanne Rosenberg, Editor-in-Chief’ Se eee: aa — Centaur Staff Year's Effort on the 1980 Yearbook Capturing and preserving the memo- can take pride in a job well done when ries that will long be remembered and the 1980 Centaur is distributed in June. cherished at Crawford High is the responsibility of the Centaur staff. Under the direction of Mr. Jay Brewer, 1. Becky Lowrey and Luann Harris select pho- ; ; tographs for their section. Centaur Advisor, and Trisanne Rosen- 2. Trisanne Rosenberg pauses to reflect on a berg, Editor in Chief, the annual staff layout idea. kept up the hectic pace necessary to Hee! Troutucksoversomeusinss ads make the 1980 Centaur one of Craw- final revisions on their layouts. -ford’s finest yearbooks. Drawing layouts, taking and retaking pictures, writing and fitting copy, and rushing to meet deadlines were familiar efforts of the staff members. During the year there were moments of frustra- tion, anxiety, and excitement, but all e ZyulH SY ZWUIH SYD x , Yo Centaur Staff — 59 _, hs SE f | 4 q | J ) | | , | ; mm | HY i! Ts St ne FE ee St , - A eS eee a a | 60 — D.E.C.A., C.C.T.V. ajAy Hy = ‘he Future The D.E.C.A. club learned about busi- ness by running the student store. They worked hard and had fun at the same time to keep this fine school facility open. Another club practicing for the future is C.C.T.V. They practiced journalism and film production around the school. The Nurses Aides produced Christmas decorations and gifts at convalescent hospitals. They learned the gift of giv- ing. Junior Achievment members learned about the business world too. The club gave each student a chance in running their own business. SWRI Ue 1. The members of D.E.C.A. are: Front Row: Rountree; Lloyd; Fuentes; Hubbard; Gottschalk; Hopkins. Second Row: Norton; Hynson; Stell; Porter; Farrar; Tong; Novidor; Bryant; Chirn- side; Lawrence; Zizzo; Valverde. Third Row: Hand; Sanders; Marshall; Ballard; Harmon; Titus; Spikes; Smith; Spikes; Miller; Zizzo; Mrs. Preston club sponsor. Back Row: Peabody; Pez- dek; Batie; May. 2. The members of Junior Achievment are: Front Row: Selbe; Rousseau; Buzard; Williams. Back Row: Quan; Bryant; Charles; Weaver; McGee; Kuhns; Mrs. Detzer; Hickey. 3. The members of C.C.T.V. are: Front Row: Tucker; Sorrells; Henslee; Major. Back Row: Cook; King; Ricci; Pino; Atchterberg; Bradshaw; Ferino; Richard; Senner; Turek. 4. Marvin Titus and Todd Sanders are testing the popcorn. 5. The members of the Nurses Aides are: Front Row: Robinson; Palma; Fisher; Challie; Brice; Jones. Second Row: Mrs. Redmond instructor; Mashburn; Fissel; Jackson; Edwards; Shankle. Nurses Aides, Junior Achievement — 61 H 3 62 — Lettermen's and Our G.A.N.G. Dan Williams Dan Williams r x a Yj ed S pl he and Student Participation The Lettermen’s Club was a group of oo £ guys devoted to assisting and serving i= the Boys’ Athletic Department in the PapngHon and the development of all oys’ athletics. ur G.A.N.G. was a “gang” of senior girls who earned the highest number of points at the end of their junior year by articipating in interscholastic sports. hrough organized activities, the mem- bers strove to further girls’ athletics at Crawford, and to better the position of girls’ sports. The Willy Club, sponsored by Mr. Fairley, was a service club for school functions and the A.S.B. It’s goal was to “encourage interest in student govern- ment, democratic ideals, and interper- sonal relations.” The Rally Squad was a group of spir- ited girls who cheered at football and basketball games and painted signs for the sports. Throughout the year, they continually supported all the athletic events by promoting spirit for teams. 1. The members of the Lettermen’s Club are: First Row: Keith Griffin, Kirk Stanfield, Jon Hickey, Jeff Risley, David Perkins, Mark Pol- lard, Jack Cohen. Second Row: Drake Escof- 2 ‘ fier, Kenny Schieb, George Perez. 2. The members of the Willy Club are: First Row: Susie Sides, Bill Cantos. Second Row:: Deanne Loonin, Leslie Goodfriend, Mr. Fairley (Club Sponsor), Chico Marty, Katy McDonald, Gregg Temkin. Third Row: Scott Reilly. 3. The members of Our G.A.N.G. are: First : Row: Shelly Rucker, Liz Duffy. Second Row: Lucette LaViscount, Susan Jackson, Melissa Goldstein, Peggy Humphries. Third Row: Kerry Donnelly, Evelyn McFarlane, Alma Cabrera, Meryl Loonin, Jean Ryan. 4. The members of the Rally Squad are: First Row: Jackie Frye, Nanette Frye, Faith Eaton, Leza Tucker. Second Row: Simone Hawkins, Suzette Wells, Debra Johnson, Dorothea But- ler, Kim White, Hortencia Galvez. Third Row: Cynthia Reed, Pam Jarboe, Shawn Davis, Margaret Hynson, Leida Flax, Sharon Hill, Christian Mason. Fourth Row: Monica Pear- son, Tracy Scott, Elzena Newby, Virginia Francis, Raina Fields, Vickie Edwards, Renee Evans, Moyna Elliott. Willy Club and Rally Squad — 63 “The Sound of Music” e ° y gst 0 yang ed : “The sound of music.” Madrigals and so Nil Sie ST ait cot | Choir showed their talent in singing, Kaa SRL —— . e es c ne % while Stage Band, and Marching Band ‘Sh showed their talent as musicians. The Marching Band participated at games and parades. The Stage Band worked at drama productions during drama per- | formances. Madrigals is a more | | advanced group of singers who gave and went to special performances. Choir | | performed here at Crawford. All of these clubs showed their Cr awford spirit through music. 1. The musicians in Marching Band are: Front Row: Szolga, Trumbull, McGee, Chacon, Eng, Rich, Oremon, Mugg. Second Row: Major, Jack- son, Titus, Lawson, Foster, Elkin, Quan. Third Row: Boyd, Bryant, Dykstra, Bell, Watkins, Wil- son, Pearson. Back Row: Juarez, Bourke, Hamil- | ton, Williams, Briers, Galba, Irving, Mitchell, Harris. 2. The singers in Choir are: Front Row: Tucker, Meyers, Hudson, Marquez, Dragon, Burgreen, Puckett, Holston, Fiorini, Maybry, Clark, Clark, ] Mason, Escoffier. Second Row: Gangitano, Elder, | Harmon, Bland, Cantarini, Kanuha, Dreisbach, ) Neuhas, Winnard, Martin, Weir, Heimbigner, Lepinsky, Diuincenzo. Back Row: Herrera, Robin- son, Rice, Walsh, Heimbigner, Schmeiser, Collier, Hamel, Higgins, Stanfield, Grant, Speich, Clark. 3. The members of Stage Band are: Front Row: . | Davis, Watkins, Wilson, Estep, Abady. Second | Row: Cooper, Anderson, Cantos, Chap, Valverde, . Goldhammer. Back Row: Mr. Gyetvai, Chacon, i Hutcherson, Alvarez, Wilson, Quiett. 4 4. The Madrigals are: Front Row: Dixon, Faurot, | Cantarini, Escoffier. Second Row: Quan, Scott, i Harmon, Sloan, Marquez, Foster. Back Row: 1 Thompson, Klauber, Herrera, Clark, Wefler. 5. Victor Chacon leads the way. 64 — Marching Band, Stage Band Kurt Kyle ey ota , A Ollie Thompson NX Don Williams ip BA i Ce ee ee 5 65 Choir, Madrigals Kurt Kyle a Kurt Kyle ee ee rmer pehacewe metemmene STEAMER me - J tcenestege aga Naren einer race trees pene eee ait: waar om meray Pasi a Uti: VIM CL 7, FONE, “ON era ws AN Ere wv ca OE V7, WEG, WH 6 WN ttt recezy, Vi ‘t “a Chris Hintz Dan Wahiavitiams Athletics 6622 omen oe E mL al | CY Ta Zui SYD aAy yan y Athletics — 67 Colts Pounded Competitors : . 1. Front Row: Anderson, Dolfo, Wiggers, Neither players nor coaches really 28 of these passes, gained 456 yards and Torres, Rea. Escoffiers Heatowieeenad knew what to expect at the opening of | made 9 touchdowns. Jason Anderson led | Row: Pollard, Clark, Allen, Ballard, Titus, this year’s football season. The Colts had _—_—inrrushing. And Marvin Titius punted 16 | Thornton, Griffin, Fred, Anderson. Third Row: Malcolm, Hargrove, Batie, Castro, been moved to Western League. Craw- times for 514 yards. Cano, Frazier, Davie Hall Fourthinews ford at the end of the year, had an Behind every great team is a great | Schnitzius, Griffin, Sandback, Leimbach, impressive record of 4 wins 3 losses. coaching staff, ours is no exception. For | Risley, Kulishak, Harmon, Romig. Back Row: Anderson, Solomen, Lowery, Johnson The players truly extended their abili- without the dedication they all supply, Hickey : ties. Q.B. Jeff Risley completed 80 pas- such accomplishments could not be | 2.J. Risley hands off to J. Anderson. 3. D. Harmon in action. ses for 1171 yards. Kenny Allen hooked attained. 407Sa Ny oosng = _ ee A. aie SS SS serene a 1 _ Busco Nestor 4018aN oosng G 10}S9N oosng Busco Nestor 10)s9N oosng te The Western League, was very tough this year for the team. The team faced really rough competition and the out- come was not so good. The team ended up with a league record of 2 wins, 5 losses. The team’s league record, how- ever, didn’t reflect the capabilities of the team. The team workouts were hard, lasting until five or six at night. — 70 — J.V. Football Tough Season for J.V. Every day at practice the team went over the plays, preparing for the games. The team made a comeback at the end of the season with wins over Mission Bay and Hoover. Also this year the turn- outs for the games were good. The bleachers were always full of enthusias- tic students who showed loyal support for the team. aidy UNy aAy ny 1. Q.B. keeper. 2. Coach Bontemps is happy with what he sees. 3. Colts kick-off. 4. Front Row: McClish, Harnish, Rea, Iag- min, Briers, Chapman, Sanger, Dykstra, Lawrence, Watkins, Hamilton. 2nd Row: Coach Castro, Forte, Mitchell, Davis, Lange, McKinney, Schoenwether, Carlson, Sataria, Lenud, Addison, Coach Castella- nos. 3rd Row: Heacox, Greene, Nolan, Por- ter, Lynch, Cano, Ellis, Caporaletti, Betle- jewski, Demos, Todd, Anderson. Back Row: Kirby, Blain, Achterbera, Caudill, Aiello, McClish, Sneed, McManus, Collier, Tabari- dis, Johnson. 5. Caudill catches the ball. 6. Colts on the move. 7. Porter receives the punt. Dan Williams N SULRNTIM URC] swe WEG OO 9 RP re ae ® wa Cc 3 - wa o J.V. Football — 71 X-Country Secon Even though it was a new league and a longer and much harder course the Cross Country team still had a very good season. This year the team had both morning and evening workouts. This is one of the reasons why the team did so well. Debbie Ekhaml led the girls’ team to a league record of 5 wins, 1 loss. Kirk Stanfield led the Varsity team to a league record of 5 wins, 1 loss, Leading the J.V. team to an undefeated season was Jim Real. Both the girls’ team and the boys’ t eam took second in the league. The team went to the C.L.F. finals. The girls’ team took third place and the boys’ team took fourth place. Next years team should be very good. So f - 5 = = 3 a 72 — Cross Country SWIRL URC in League 1. Front Row: Williams, Huynh, Richard, Heinkel, Oreman, Real. 2nd Row: Hall, Dull, Johnson, Berry, Lowe. Back Row: Inzunza, Hall, Palmer, Putman, Santos, Stanfield, Cohen, Perkins, Curtis, Chacon, Nelson. 2. Front Row: Souttere, Lawrence, Bloom, Bloom, Flowers. Back Row: Ekhaml, Hud- son, Stanfield, Scott, Duffy, Nelson. 3. Real and Johnson sprint for the finish. 4. Ekhaml picks up her pace. “ 5. Duffy keeps a steady pace. Ollie Thompson Dan Williams uosdwoyy a||O o 5 E = = 5 S Dn an Cross Country — 73 74 — Volleyball Like other sports, this year’s volley- ball team lacked experience. The varsity squad consisted of one returning player Peggy Humphries, who mid-way through the year left the team, a few J.V. players from the previous year, and some new-comers. Although the inspiration was there the skill was not. Sue Farmer had the Set for the Net skill and was voted most valuable player. Unfortunately it has to be a team effort. However, they’ll be more know how next year because the J.V. this year proved to be top league contenders. With all the experience they gained this season, next year should surely prove to be a bit more profitable. 1. Sue Cantwell bumps opponents serve. 2. Sue Farmer digs for the ball. 3. Front Row: J. Ryan, N. Irving, S. Cant- well, S. Farmer S. Humphries. Second Row: E. Conlogue, Y. Cuadras, H. Winters- dorff, M. Blazer. Back Row: J. Hutchens L. Cuadras. 4. Leslie Cuadras dinks. 5. Sue Farmer stuffs La Jolla’s hitter. 6. Jean Ryan after a good hit. 7. J.V. Team: S. Dupre, D. Dikes, R. McPherson, Y. Castro, V. Pollak, P. Lepor, E. Blackwell, C. Eng, L. Jackson, E. Con- logue. Sak ae. iii CHAMPS GYMMASTICS te _ “ue eT ae! YT la ee Pee i KurtKyle 4 75 Kurt Kyle Volleyball ‘ec RE sci: Busco Nestor Busco Ne stor 2 (ee g sie ae age x Tennis 76 Order on the Court The girls’ tennis team finished the season tying with Mission Bay for. third place. Their record was 9 wins 4 losses. As a whole the team didn’t make it to CIF. Individually however, the girls fared quite well. Deanne Loonin Jay Chapin contended in singles, finally to be put out by Bishop’s 1 seed. At doubles Katy McDonald Shellie Rucker and Aranka Fischer Mary Silva were also shut out, but by La Jolla contenders. Although La Jolla Bishops gave the team rough competition, overall our girls did well in Western League, and should be proud. Coach Lozier always manages to perfect a polished team. 1. Shellie Rucker swings into action. 2. Jay Chapin doesn’t let opponents serve get by. 3. Front Row: Debbie Hom, Kerry Donnelly, Susan Jackson, Shellie Rucker, Linda Nein- stedt, Pam Hom, Susie Mintz. Back Row: Aranka Fischer, Mary Silva, Deanna Loonin, Sue Rose, Laura Mintz, Diane Meyers Katy McDonald. 4. Coach Lozier Mary Silva view a down- court match. 5. Deanne Loonin awaits oncoming ball. Tennis — 77 aU algion == Coach Draz and the Water Polo Team had another fantastic season. This sea- son both the Varsity Team and the J.V. team had an undefeated league record of 11 wins, 0 losses. Eight of the past eleven years both the Varsity Team and the J.V. team have been undefeated in league play. The teams practiced hard, sometimes 78 — Water Polo C-Horses Reign having both morning and evening work- outs. The long hours of practice paid off. In C.I.F. quarterfinals, they beat Hilltop 16 to 8. In the semifinals they won 16 to 11 over Vista. They played Valhalla for the C.I.F. Championship. It was a very close game with the outcome decided in the final seconds. Crawford lost 18 to 12. 1. Biggers fires at the goal. 2. Tom Cook, Doug Kenney, Mike Harris, Scott Biggers, Doug Peabody, Dean Pea- body, and Tom Ferron. Back Row: Lance Mendoza, Scott Reilly, Chris Hintz, Don Bruce, Mike Hird, and Martin Tischler. 3. Peabody throws a pass. 4. Biggers fires for another goal. 5. J.V. Wieder, Reilly, Gross, Stibor. 2nd Row: Hall, Tift, Norden, Dukas, Swanson. Back Row: Dimolios, Williams, Gannon, Brown, Coach Waymen. Chris Hintz zUL slay ee So + £ | = a ° S Ss ° “ , = + my — ‘ { h } aN ; i | | ; Wa y A Ms j f ie 4 : a K Nr: , 1 ) oh A ee o y | I tA VS | | oak | — ; YY wn 9 i ” : see = 2 ee ; ti 4 =x - S wes 3 3 S iw 2yul slay) 4JOUUOD Uva Water Polo — 79 With the change to Western League, the swim team remained competitive on both Varsity and J.V. levels. Their indi- vidual and relay times improved over last year due to stiffer competition and tougher workouts. The Varsity squad finished with a 2 win, 3 loss standing. J.V. had a very strong team this year, closing with a 3 win 2 loss record. Many individual as well as group achievements were accomplished this season. The girls’ medley relay team, consisting of Christy Crawford — back- stroke, Meryl Loonin — breaststroke, uosdwouy J, 210 Stroke, Stroke, Stroke! Barbara Hall — butterfly, and Jenny Everett, qualified for C.I.F. finals. Christy Crawford qualified for C.I.F. in the 100 yd. freestyle, and the 200 yd. individual medley. Barbara Hall com- peted in the 100 yd. butterfly and 200 yd. freestyle at C.I.F. Missie Goldstein, Tina Dambrose, Jenny Everett, and Lisa Rabin, also represented us at C.F. in the 400 yd. free relay. This year was their largest represent- ation ever at C.I.F. Most likely they’ll be looking forward to an even stronger squad next season. Suet UEC 1. Patty Miller plunges towards competi- tion. 2. The 1979 Girls’ Swim Team. Front Row: Left to Right: B. Hall, C. Davis, M. Gold- stein, J. Everett, and L. Rabin. Second Row: L. A. Brooks, E. McFarlane, L. friend, S. Taylor, T. Lewis, M. Churnsi L. Marshall, M. Chavez, M. Winnard and D. Reouz. Third Row: K. Watson, L. Birch, W. Strebe, M. Loonin, R. Lewis, N. La Rosa, S. Gantz, K. Dinas, R. Menard, C. Crawford, and G. Dilday. Back Row: N. Gagliardo, L. Coover, K. Quiett, S. Durgen, K. Corvo, Coach Bohnke, L. Laviscount, P. Miller, Coach Bilz, T. Charlton, and S. Henry. 3. Barbara Hall cheers on the team. 4. Renee Menard expells from the water proudly. j 5. Sue Durgen gasps forabreathof air. 6. Christy Crawford on a backstroke turn. Ollie Thompson Ollie Thompson ee es al ,) ens Mae —_ uosdwoy,y UO gaaaes aaa Be 82 — Badminton Badminton Swung Into Action This year was the first year for coed badminton. In the past there have been girls’ badminton teams, but for the last couple of years Craw- ford has not had a team. Therefore, this year was the first year for any kind of badminton team here at Crawford for some time. This year’s team had very little experience com- pared with those of other schools. The team had to share the gym with the volleyball team which made things difficult. Because of this problem, the team often had morning workouts. Cindy Breise, Quynh Nguyen, Troy uoRd WOU AIO Hill, and Neil Zinke are the members of the team that had an exceptional season. All four of these team mem- bers went to the badminton playoffs. The team ended up with a league record of 5 wins, 7 losses. A few of the matches were lost by only one or two points. As the interest in this sport grows, Crawford can look forward to having a much larger, well experienced team. All in all this year’s team did very well considering all the problems they faced during the season. Fe a el Pr nate =e ' 3 FA FA SUITE A URC 1. Sal Hancock prepares to hit the birdie. 2. Diane Hale returns a serve. 3. Susie Sides uses her backhand to return the birdie for another point. 4. In a match against La Jolla Cheryl Hyvonen stretches to return the birdie. 5. Eric Herttua returns the birdie, while Shane Keller backs him up. 6. First Row, Left to Right: Kim Barriga, Susie Sides, Carmen Estolano, Quynh Nguyen, and Kathy Palma. Second Row: Eslene Witte, Cheryl Hyvonen, Sal Hancock, Cindy Breise, Josie Nguyen, Trisanne Rosenberg. Back Row: Gregg Rovenger, Shane Keller, Ali Moshiri- faro, Richard Withrow, Neil Zinke, Eric Hert- tua, Troy Hill and Coach Tooze. 7. Diane Hale and Carmen Estolano watch the birdie go out of bounds for a point. Badminton — 83 } j 7 1 a ! Be ! -. =} h 5 1 = , es ; si eo q Ws } i } | CHAMPS || SWIMMING iS7Z « _ 40 SON oasng Dan Williams | 84 — Soccer Soccer Put Best Foot Forward This year’s turnout for soccer was very good. A large number of stu- dents went out for the team. Coach McAnear, Coach Malcolm, and Mr. Gyetvai had plenty of players to pick from. Their choices proved to be excellent. The highlight of the season for the varsity team was the win over number-one-ranked Henry. This is only the second time in Crawford’s history that they have beaten Henry. Both the coaches and members of the team should be very proud of them- selves. The J.V. team coached by Mr. Mal- colm and with the help of Mr. Gyet- vai, had a very good season. Many of the games were tied, but a tie is much better than a loss. The early part of the season was hampered by many rainy days. Because of this, both teams had to work twice as long and hard during practice. During the season the teams often put their best foot forward and beat their oponents. With the high spirits of the team members, the outstand- aAy ny ing coaching, and the experience of this year, next year’s teams should do very well again. 1. Varsity, Left. to Right., First Row: Chap, Fuentes, Quinli- van, Mohajer, Hagen, and Dinh. Second Row: Boliva: Alfonso, Mashhadi, Pimentel, Shadroo. Back Row: Coach McAnear, Lyon, Moshirifaro, Abushaaban, Isensee, and Kulischak. 2. Quinlivan uses fancy footwork. 3. Dinh and Quinlivan go on the attack. 4. Lau dribbles the ball down the field. 5. Abushaaban speed moves the ball up field. 6. J.V., Left. to Right., First Row: Thompson, Trimble, McCluan, Valade, Valade, Lau, Bond, Peralta, Williams, Selbe, and Coach Malcolm. Second Row: Hana, Clugston, Knox, Wedberg, Rieta, Lau, Sprague, Nguyen, and C. Nguyen. Back Row: Lister, Taborga, Yanke, Morton, Arce, Castro, Uribe, Estolano, Warren, Gray, Anderson, and Tran. 7. Reita takes the ball up field all alone. swe URC ZU Stay Soccer — 85 Field Hockey Bullied by Weather 1. J.V.: Left to Right: Kim Blenenberg, Thi i is year’s Field Hockey team Varsity player was unable to play. This Pam Landers, Cheryl Hyvonert Gein improved a lot. In the past years the didn’t happen as much this year as in Diane Hale, and Sherie Johnson. Back team has been small. This year the team __ previous years. These problems, plus Row: Josie Nguyen, Sharon Cobb, Mary added a few good new athletes, but was rough weather which made the fields elt ae ee Pam Hom, aaa still small. During the season they often muddy, made things difficult for the Petes Pale opponents. faced very rough, experienced competi- team. 3. Cindy Breise drives up field. tion. The team started out slow, but as Each day the team improved with 4. Carmen Estolano goes to get the ball they advanced in the season, they workouts, practicing sixth period and Bae Beene the ball. improved considerably. after school. Each day at practice, they 6. Aranka Fisher drives the ball. This year’s team had no extras and _ scrimmaged against each other, practic- 7. Varsity: Left to Right: First Row: Kathy : ; ; : 3 ; é Palma, Debbie Hom, Jean Rountree, Mic- were not that experienced compared _ing their drives, bullies, and scoring abil- helle Gilmer, and Lisa Rabin. Back Row: with the other schools in competition. ities. Everyone drove well and bullied Carmen Estolono, Elisa Wiggins, Sarah | Many times J.V. players were moved hard. The outlook for next year is very ee ae peers oss ert , up to Varsity in order to fill in when a__ bright. Conlosuc’ ree, aranka Misher, anc’ oat — i se : re ™ 10}S9N oosng souuo0) ured %, ne we em “sm wo | oe eh i} ee i} . co : - : i] I A TTL LL LR IIT A TINT ITE TEE ct OEE Rp te one ame ee : , 10}SaN oosng uosdwouT aia 86 — Field Hockey i Alta or uosdwoy yp yO JOTSIN OOSNE Field Hockey — 87 —— nies lial uosdwoy J, ajo. Ollie Thompson N Ollie am e Thompson _ Mat Men Pinned Down Trouble The Crawford Wrestling teams, headed by Coach Bill Hall and Assistant Eddie Castro, mid-way through the sea- son had set the pace with a record of 5 ins and 0 losses. Such accomplishments can only be the result of a team effort. Noteable records were held by: Willy Delany, George Perez, and Rick Castro. Delany led with 7 takedowns, and 6 2 point near falls. George Perez held the pin record of 5 and a pin time of 35 sec- onds. Rick Castro, close behind, also had 5 pins, his time 38 seconds. All three led uosdwoy J, 2i[|0 team points with 30 each. Midway through the season, the Colt’s appeared to be on top of things. The J.V. team also assumed a record of 5 wins, 0 losses. Returning varsity next year will consist of: Doug Peabody, Kevin Szolga, Mike McGill, Rick Martinez, and Willy Delaney. These men with J.V., will pro- duce strong contenders for next year. From standings such as these, it is evi- dent the Colt’s will carry on the winning tradition, not only this season, but in the seasons ahead as well. 1. Drake Ecoffier and opponent seem to be a bit tangled. 2. Coaches view the matches. 3. Mike McGill attempts to pin competition. 4. Scott Biggers is just too tough. 5. Varsity: Front Row, Left to Right: Scott Biggers, Robert Kawamoto, Paul Torres, Rick Martinez and Kevin Szolga. Second Row: Fabian Flores, Frank Citriniti, George Perez and Drake Escoffier. Back Row: Coach Castro, David Torrescano, Curtis Rottenberg, Rick Castro and Coach Hall. 6. J.V.: Front Row, Left to Right: Phil Carl- son, Alex Cano, Mike Borja, Doug Peabody, Stacy Adams, Kevin O’Connor and Charles Lara. Second Row: Coach Castro, Wes Clark, Robert McClish, Abel Sibrel, Rick Allen, Chris Roper, Corey Harnish, Allen Clark, David Allen and Coach Hall. TE GE TEIM Wrestling — 89 uosdwoy L, at10 uosd Woy, aI[10 nF Heavy rains and left over puddles kept our girls’ softball team off the field at the onset of the season. Games as well as practices were cancelled due to the dampness. Fortunately this was true for all other teams in the league, making practice time equal for everyone. Because of game postponement, the team played more than the two weekly scheduled games once the season was under way. When the sun came out, dampened spirits were forgotten, and an optimistic attitude sprang up. What was 90 — Girls’ Softball eh FESS Fabien doati a scatanes SS ea eo When It Rains It Poured left of the fun practices now had to be converted to tough workouts to make- up for the lost time. The girls really showed effort, knowing that without tremendous amounts of enthusiasm and strenuous workouts a potentially suc- cessful season was not possible. Returning players from last year such as Sue Farmer, Kathy Sneed, and Missy Goldstein, held spirits high and helped to lead their team to a successful and memorable season. Maybe next year the weather will favor us. 10]S9N oosng 1. J.V. Team: Front Row: Left to Right: Shelly Mann, Karen Wynn, Susan Henry, Linda Neinstedt, Susan Bleyenberg Renee Evans. Back Row: Left to Right: Sue Dupre, Dorothea Butler, Jean Fuli, Vicky Challe, Karen Brown. 2. Varsity Team: Front Row: Left to Right: Sue Farmer, Susy Jackson, Ilene Kauf- man. Second Row: Left to Right: Deede Dikes, Diane Meyers, and Jaime Bradley. 3. Debbie Siltala demonstrates her pitching abilities. 4. Tracy Scott gives it all she’s got. 5. Sue Farmer swings into action. 6. Cautiously Sue Farmer awaits the play. Jose's 7 ao ete psf mar M ie 10189 N oosng XM ny - : | e : ' 5 : ‘ € % i : ‘ } ; ; ; i , eneiae vy ny - : srg . ¥ “a : : | i . ‘ ' - at gO Nl tt ss A= ty oe oe F aad ” r x se “ . . Girls’ Softball — 91 | | The Colts’ Cagers battled their way to the top of Western League, winning the title of Co-champs along with Lincoln. Such an outcome was not expected after a hand injury to team co-captain Jaffa Solomon at mid-season. This, however, did not shatter the team’s hopes for a league title. Working hard the team members truly excelled themselves to compensate for the loss of a key player, proving their ability. At the time of this writing, the Colts had excitingly gone on to beat San ESS se AL MOP DARI ST ae Ril 4JOUUOD Uv] Shooting Stars Pasqual in C.I.F. semi-finals. Also hopes were held that possibly Jaffa Solomon would be able to resume play the follow- ing week in the second round of C.I.F. semis against Sweetwater. Crawford will lose most of their play- ers, such as, Kenny Scheib, Colin Beec- roft, Tim Lowery, and Jaffa Solomon. Fortunately with juniors Eric Sams, and Pat Marquardt, each carrying such out- standing records, and upcoming promise from the J.V. team contention for a league title is probable. Jouuoy) ured 1. Up for a tip, center Jaffa Solomon gains two points against the Chiefs. 2. Varsity Basketball team: Left to Right: John Prange; Derrick Fair; Jeff Risley; Larry Clark; Tim Lowery; Kenny Scheib; Patrick Marquardt; Co-captain Eric Sams; and Colin Beecroft. Not Shown: Co-captain Jaffa Solomon, Mark Marney, John Hickey, and Mike Stevens. 3. Eric Sams skillfully passes his opponent in order to set the play in motion. e pas Marquardt on the way up for a unk. 5. Kenny Scheib doesn’t let Saints stop him from getting a clear shot. 6. Eric Sams outjumps his competitors for an easy lay-up. 93 3 we} “5 o a “ 5 2 This year the team received a new coach, Coach Wayman. Under his coach- ing, the team had a fine season. The team had four returning members, Jason Anderson, Jim Davis, Marcus Ger- stler, and Peter Griffin, all of whom led the team throughout the season. Besides these four members, the team consisted of very talented sophomores and jun- iors. With the four returning players and talented sophomores and Juniors, it is no wonder they did so well. The team this year had thirteen play- ae 94 — J.V. Basketball SWEIT|I A UB Hot Shots ers. At practice each day, they worked individually and as a team. Practice usu- ally started at four and lasted a couple of hours. Practice consisted of running, suicides, offensive, defensive drills and plays. All of these skills helped build a very strong team. As the team played non-league, league, and tournament games, their confidence and determination grew. With the foundation of the team built this (seu next year’s team should have another fine year. 1. J.V. Basketball: Left to Right; First Row: Jason Anderson; Gregg Temkin; and Lance Clark. Back Row: Jim Davis; Anthony McDuffie; Peter Griffin; and Richard Davis. Not Shown: Danny Bleu; Howard Eubanks; Milo Gaston; Marcus Gerstler; Chris Groff; Mark Walters; and Coach Wayman. 2. Ina neue against Mission Bay, Peter Griffin shoots for two. 3. Milo Gaston gets the rebound with the fee of his teammates. 4. In a game against St. Augustine, Jason Anderson shoots for an underhanded layup. 5. Jim Davis skies over his opponent to make a basket. 6. In a game against the Saints, Marcus Gerstler and Jim Davis set up a press against their opponent. 95 J.V. Basketball Busco Nest Toth ENF . jail ha Fe i PITT rah Te) ry it fg eet Ln] oT TT pee [ey] [Te F PTT IT ils V2eaG8eaneaageat=a- (777th pe pee] | | te a a a ete] | I. pe Ja fg) | Lae Racketeers Net Victory The growing popularity of Tennis brought many new faces as well as the old masters to the courts. Headed by Coach Jim Sams, the Crawford Tennis Team approached the season with wide-eyed ambition. Spirits were only dampened when the usual seasonal showers left the courts pud- dled, which postponed practices and matches. Because of the overlapping sports, such as Girls’ Basketball, and the tail end of Boys’ Basketball, Coach Sams had a difficult time in the beginning arranging equal practice time for all his teams. However, once underway, there was no stopping the Colts netmen. Prac- tices were tough but well worth the sat- isfaction derived from the. At the singles seats were returning Lettermen Dave Bushnell, Tony Hoang, Groff and Marvin Titus. Doubles posi- tions were filled by teams Chris and Blair Kerley, as well as Jack Carter and Minh Nguyen. Together the men had a smash of a season. Next year should prove to be just as profitable. The Boys’ Tennis Team: Front Row; Left to Right: Cong Nguyen; Jack Carter; Dat Dinh; Quan Phan; Tony Hoang; and Jim Lewis. Back Row; Left to Right: Linh Tran; Marvin Titus; Blair Kerley; Tony Castro; John Stratton; Chris Groff; Jan Gloster; Minh Nguyen; and Anthony Salvador. 2. Opponents’ hopes were lost after meeting uj with Chris Groff and Blair Kerley on the courts. 3. Singles player Tony Hoang proves to be tough competition for anyone who dares to challenge him. 4. Minh Nguyen demonstrates style and skill during a match. 5. One of Crawford’s single seats is filled by the wonderful Marvin Titus. Here shown demon- strating his technique. 401S9N oosng wo ic a 6 Z ® n S i The Golf season opened with muddy fairways and puddled greens. Matches and practices were often cancelled, dis- appointing many members of the team. No one could really be sure when a rou- tine schedule would begin. Returning players held up the dwindling enthusi- asm of their new teammates, remem- bering the same problems from the pre- vious season. Sure enough, a few weeks later the San Diego sun began to shine, which brought sure relief to the golfers. Returning players such as Fernando Bolivar, Todd McCully, Peter Griffin Colts toa Tee J0]SaN oosng and Jaime Bradley, (the only female member of the team), were happily able to set examples for the new team mem- bers. Under the direction of Coach Bill Hall, the golfers showed tremendous technique and skill during league con- tention. Eventually overcoming the handicap of the rain, the team managed to tee off for a strong drive towards the Western League title and possibly even a berth in C.I.F. competition. J0]SAN oosng 1. Nothing can bring a bigger smile to John Kennedy’s face than a perfect hole in one. 2. Sc ott Whittmayer adds a rather profes- sional look to the Colts’ team style, while lining up his next shot. 3 Stuck in the rough, Fernando Bolivar chips towards the green for a hopeful birdie. 4. Sand traps may present a problem for some golfers, but Colts’ Jaime Bradley han- dles the task beautifully. 5. Crawford’s Golf Team: Front Row; Left to Right; Kevin Szolg; Fernando Bolivar; Todd McCully; and Jamie Bradley. Back Row: Left to Right:Mark Gerdes; John Kennedy; David Allen and Scott Wittmeye. 6. Crawford drove out their competitors. David Allen demonstrates the technique they used. Busco Nestor : ; = ‘ ee B usco Nestor biibiegiehaememrtae an 40}SAN oosng Busco Nestor i J Busco Nestor 100 — Gymnastics Gymnastics Floored Opponents Coach Behnke started early in the preparation of this year’s gymnastics team. Well before their season came around, the enthusiasm of the team was present. The majority of the team ran each day, in preparation for the long season ahead. Gymnastics deals with four diffi- cult events: floor excercises, balance beam, vault, and uneven parallel bars. Each one of these events requires a tremendous amount of strenuous practice. This year’s team had all of hese qualities. When the season finally came, the team showed that all the days of run- ning, and strenuous practice had paid off. Leading the team this year were Evelyn McFarlane, Annie McDonald, Becky McEuen, Leslie Goodfriend, Dee Dee Bell, Melissa Cottle, Lisa Good- friend, Nancy Mejia, Alma Cabrera, and Brenda Hand. The enthusiasm of the team took them far; they had a very good season. At each meet the entire gym was full of enthusiasm from the team and from the spectators. J0{SAN oosng 40]S9N Oosng i. Dee Dee Bell uses her skills on the bars. 2. Evelyn McFarlane does a move on the vault. 3. Brenda Hand performs the floor e 4. Gymnastic Team: Left to Right Knox; Cottle; Lisa Smith; V Smith; McClelland; Hand; Rioux Tay] Second Row: Garner; Maria Chirnside; Scholl: Wallace; Lewis; Monica Chirnside; Gantz; Weaver; and Scholte. Third Row: White; Mek- nat; J. Frye; Hale; Dinas; Birch; Coach Behnke; Mejia; Glasgow; Hutcherson; Win- nard; R. Frye; and Gartley. Back Row: Coover; Bell; Strebe; McDonald; McFarlane; Chap; Cook; Jones; Ekhaml; Nowland; McEuen; and Susan S mith. 5. Annie McDonald shows poise on the beam. 6. Melissa Cottle shows grace on the beam. 7. Dee Dee Bell straddles the vault. 40]SaN oosng Team Work Led to Victory This year’s team was very large. Last year the team was very small and many of the athletes had to run two or more events. This made it very difficult for the team, but this year the group was large and there were plenty of athletes to cover both the field events and running events. In each field event and running event there were at least two good athletes, with plenty of others to back them up. In league competition the team was strong. The major reason for this was that 102 — Boys’ Track — Teel the team was rounded. In competition, if one area of the team faced tough opposition, they could always depend on their fellow teammates to help them out. This is what helped the team tremendously throughout the season. This year’s staff of coaches was one of the best! The six coaches worked the squad out each day. Practice for the team depended on what event they were ent ering. But for everybody it was long and strenuous, no matter what event they took part in. 40}89 Ny oosng 1. Varsity, Left to Right, Front Row: Morning, una, Chacon, Anderson, Hynson, F. Sanders, and Sibrel. Second Row: B. Hall, McClish, De Bose, San- tos, Clark, Pollard, Perkins, Harmon, and Cohen . Back Row: Coach Arthur, Coach Youngblood, Put- man, Hickey, Espy, Marquardt, Simms, Stanfield , Curtis, T. Sanders, Coach Malcolm, and Coach Nel- son. 2. J.V., Left to Right Front Row: Huynh, McGee, : Lowe, Heinkel, Real, and Boyd. Second Row: Thur.� man, Manson, Oremen, Jackson, Wakins, and Wright . Back Row: Goque, Johnson, F. Hall, Dull, Walters, Berry, Grant, and Wilson. 3. In a non-league meet against San Diego, Abel Sibrel throws the shot putt. 4. Wright hands the baton to Boyd. 40}89 Ny Oosng 1 a : ed 4 ing y - co 5 . o.. “hy . % 8 Z a Zz @ g : 2 n gwe 3 Boys’ Track — 103 Too Hot to Trot The girls’ team was supported by many returning experienced girls. Besides these girls were 71 new talented girls. Both the Ay’ vcaiut and the boys’ team are coached by the same six coaches: Head Coach Nelson, Cdack Malcolm, Coach Author, Coach Youngblood, Coach Reading, and Coach Alexander, who worked together throughout the season and made this year’s team one of the best. Before the season began, the coaches had time trials to see which girls were going to 104 — Girls’ Track JOPBON OOKNGT ae . eee eee be in what events. Many of the girls showed qualities that enabled them to do various events. Like the boys’ squad, they also had a rounded team with plenty of potential. The team practiced hard each day, getting ready for the seven league meets, and one non-league meet. The practice paid off,; the team did very well. During the season the team faced a few tough opponents, but the majority of the competition was beatable. This years’ coaches can be proud of their team. : — aay DN AL : aS at PR FR eR ao RB RE SS . ROR { WRN a | “i SoS A i 1. Using their speed, April Gonsoulin, and Raenel Taylor start to pull away from their three San Diego: opponents. ; 2. Shawn Lawson hurdles herself forward for a ver 3. Jean Ryan throws the discus, while teammate Jea Fuli awaits her turn. 4. In a track meet aoe San Diego, at San Diego. April Gonsoulin hands the baton off to Tracy Scott. 5. Michelle Quiett leads the other girls during a race. 6. Left to Right, Front Row: Flowers, Lawrence Alexander, Taylor, and Uribe. Second Row: Pearson,’ Johnson, Mayhve, Hudson, Greenstein, and Bloom,’ Back Row: Coach Arthur, Irving, Stanfield, Howard, Ryan, L awson, Scott, and Coach Nelson. long jump. ; JOWWON OOWNE JOUHON OoNNG JOYA ONG Girls’ Track — 105 106 — Boys’ Swimming Colts S If you had ever been out and watched the boys’ swim team practice, there would have been no question in your mind as to the qual- ity of the team; they are just great! Coach Dick Draz really made the workouts tough! Only the truly dedicated stuck with it. Top contenders this year were Mike Hird, swimming the Individual Medley and 100yd. Breaststroke; Richard Kiy in both the 500yd. Freestyle and Butterfly events; Chris Hintz in the 200yd. Individual Medley, Butterfly, and 100yd. Backstroke; Robert Neisley in 40 SAN OoOsng ank Opponents the 100 and 200yd. Freestyle and 400yd. Relay Freestyle, and Mike Harris in the 100yd. Butterfly, 200yd. Medley, and the 400yd. Relay. At the opening of the season, the Colt’s had managed to shut out La Jolla quite eas- ily. La ie was said to have been our tough- est competition in Western League. The real challenge will be at C.I.F. meets, when the Colts go up against Patrick Henry and Monte Sa Congratulations to the Craw- ford swim team. 1. Mansur Naraghi comes up for air. 2. J.V. team. Front Row: Mansur Naraghi, John Espinosa, Gary Mackie, Jeramy Singer, Gabriel Fuentes. Second Row: Charlie Swanson, Paul Fraser, Larry Katz, Mike Lindroth, Juan Ibabaibbarriaga, Mike Stage, Terry Scribner. Back Row: Coach Draz, Geoff Dukas, Jim Torrescano, John Gannon, Billy Mills, Chris Dimolios, Bruce Warren, Ira Unter- man, Coach Lee. 3. Mike Hird during Butterfly competition. 4. Varsity team. Front Row: Alan Gross, Roy Hall, Richard Kiy, Fred Wieder, Chris Hintz. Back Row: Coach Draz, Rob Brown, Don Bruce, Larry Tift, Mike Harris, Mike Nordon, Tom Ferran, Coach Lee. 5. Proud to be a winner. 6. Coach Draz goes over times. 7. Terry Scribner pushes on the last lap. a 10189 N oosng 40) 89 N oosng 10489 Oosng 6 410189 oosn: Busco Nestor onsen q 3 2 = ® x “ 5 co “wv = Oo © oO Shoot for Two Under the leadership of Coach Sams, Coach Wayman, and Coach King, this year’s varsity and J.V. girls’ basketball teams man- aged to do well. Once the season came around, the coaches worked close together to select the girls with the best skills and poten- tial. The coaches had them working out every day for two and a half hours of strenu- ous practice. Like the boys’ squad, they were given time to work on their own and as a team. The coaches taught them many differ- ent plays. Each day at practice the entire team would run laps around the court, prac- tice foul shots, layups, and defensive drills. This year’s returning varsity players were Racheal Brown, Jennifer Chenin Sue Farmer, Christina Nufio, and Trisanne Rosenberg. Many of the returning players appeared to have good potential and should lead the team to victory again next year. The coaching staff was especially pleased with the dedication, desire and hard work of this year’s J.V. team. — 40189 oosng INE SER wo E a 3° } Zz © a2 os $ a TS 1. J.V., Left to Right, Front Row: Souttere, Manso Wells, and Johnson. Back Row: Wallace, Edward Francis, Fields, Greenwood, and Rust. 2. Karen Wynn goes around opponent to shoot for a basket. 3. Ina game against Grossmont, Christina Nufio goes past opponent. 4. Varsity, Left to Right, Front Row: Lucarelli, Rosenberg, Wynn, and Curry. Back Row: Young, Butler, Nuno , Vasquez, and Trolinger. 5. During a non-league game, Sue Farmerland oppo- nent chase down a loose ball. 6. Both Varsity, J.V. players, and Coach King intensely watch the action on the court. 7. Dorthea Butler soars over Grossmont opponent to reach the ball. w aG 8 Zz B S _7 110 — Baseball Take Me Out to the Ball Game The hard work paid off when outstanding wins led the Crawford Baseball Team into the open of the season. The varsity team was hoping for possible contention in C.I.F. How- ever, with only six returning lettermen, they knew it would take great efiort, Fortunately with recruits from the previous year’s J.V. team such as John Bulcao, Mark Leimbach, and Bob Tomich, things really began to take shape. Practice sessions consisted of routine items, like batting, throwing, fielding, and running skills. Coach Jerry Toose had a little help this season from Randy Bernstein, for- mer Colt graduate. The J.V. team under the direction of Coach Eddie Castro also quickly jelled. Strong individual efforts were made by Keith Jones, Leo Williams, and Richard Davis. From the looks of things thus far, there is a bright future for the Colt’s baseball team. Hooray for the Red, White and Blue! ; A : 3 @ 1. Varsity Team. Front Row: Kenny Allen, Robby Rea, Tom Cook, Jeff Risley, Ron Hudgins, Mike McCormick, Deryl Rowell, Brian Peen. Back Row: John Bulcao, Roger Ambrose, Jim Parish, Jerry Gray, Steve Sandback, Bob Tomich, Chuck Quinli- van, Jim Thornton, Mark Leimbach, and Asst. Coach Randy Bernstein. 2. Mark Leimbach attempts to tag out opponent. 3. Jim Parish appears to be quite happy. 4. J.V. Team. Front Row: John Valade, Rufus Irving, Dwayne Widman, John Ramos, Keith Jones, Joey Elden, Rudy Estalano, Leo Williams. Back Row: Coach Ed Castro, Doug Lister, Steve Shirley, Richard Davis, Ed Iagmin, Steve Sneed, Wayne Mitchell, Mike Glasheen. 5. Richard Davis at bat. 6. Ron Hudgins gives it all he’s got. a = 3 2 N = Q ai [2 J J = iio } Ss en Ch ett Jw Wir) ee 4s ore ow t ee C Ly OT, etl | A. + hore bia Son as ur Z i) chiAG Sg � Seat Webel SO s eee Paes oy nN y b Breas 5 | Om ALY NA CONS GAMA ott J 154, WAL� iy Os lo uy Lf : Sat oan. ens pew Tags WU ahaueng 4 YD K s+ iy f fn Ba ee SY, Vlembigy fe TGA. fyi of qe UL WMO mS fou Se Le gh Sila wH 40 Crier | pouse j eng: J « 2 | “a | [o) ' uasoy ouuRsiay, UV e csp Wage L Mpa, i 1) i a2 hah. ag _ f f eho Aa : : Faculty — 113 114 — Faculty Y ¥ aA } nt pe . QS A Adem The 70’s produced one of the largest waves of nostalgia in recent history. With live radio programming and the return of saddle shoes and leather jackets, it seemed as though everyone was looking to the “good ’ole days”. Now that we are entering a new decade, the trend seems to be futuristic. Test-tube babies, teaching machines, and the demand for economy cars will be the pace setters for the 80’s. The teachers at Crawford High School have always been aware of the past as a source of experience. They are also congni- zant of the future, since their students are the future. It’s this working combination of tradition plus progression that gives the Will C. Crawford High School’s faculty its out- standing reputation. pote atti 1. Mr. Robert Menke: Principal. “Crawford has a great student body and a great faculty.” 2. Mr. James Cooper: Counseling. This is his tenth year at Crawford. 3. Mr.-Bernard Davis: Job Counselor. 4. Mrs. Jeanne Detzer: Career Guid- ance Counselor. 5. Mr. Walter Fairley: A.S.B. Advi- sor, Attendance Coordinator, Amieri- can Government, U.S. History. 6. Mr. James Pilling: Security Agent. 7. Mrs. Doris Robison: Counseling, Scholarship Counselor. 8. Mr. Don Bolden: Vice Principal, Administration. 9. Ms. Mary Wilcoxon: Vice Princi- pal. 10. Mr. Quentin Goldstein: Adminis- trative Assistant. 11. Mrs. Nan Holloway: Head Coun- selor 12. Mrs. Beverly Young: Counseling. 13. Mr. Lyall Young: Counseling. Busco Nestor i =“ the Wheels ining Tra Language — alee ea Fg. 101SaN oosng Faculty 116 | f Our Minds 1. Mrs. Mary Anderson: English Literature, American Literature, Senior English. 2. Mr. George Bartosik: Social Con- cerns. 3. Mr. Loren Breyer: Driver Train- ing. 4. Mrs. Persida Drakulich: Socia! Health, Drug and Narcotic Educa- tion. 5. Ms. Claudia Dunaway: English, Speech. 6. Mr. John Elliot: Spanish, French. 7. Ms. Freddie Gray: English, Read- ing Development and Improvement, Health and Safety. 8. Mrs. Marguerite Hensley: A.P. Honors English, Rhetoric. 9. Ms. Melanie Lake: American Lit- erature, Reading Improvement. 10. Mrs. Elinor Leuth: English, Sci- ence Fiction. 11. Mrs. Virginia MacMaster: Eng- lish, American Literature. 12. Mrs. Janet Martin: I.S. 10th Eng- lish, M.G.M. 10th English, I.S. Hon- ors English, “A” School English. 13. Mr. Donald Mayfield: Advanced American Literature, “A” School. 14. Mr. Marion McAnear: German, American Literature, Soccer. 15. Mr. Gerald Newall: Spanish, English as a Second Language, Spanish Honor Society. 16. Mr. J. William Reiker: Journal- ism, Film-making, English, Pacer. 17. Mrs. Mary Swank: Speech, Eng- lish. i 3 ae et a i a Od ithe Faculty — 117 1. Mr. Walter Billings: Chemistry, Biology, Spanish. 2. Mrs. Olga Christianson: A.P. U.S. History, M.G.M., U.S. History, C.S.F. 3. Ms. Rita Claiborne: Biology, American Government. 4. T—3Mr. Leroy Deise: Biology, Consumer Math. 5. Mr. Robert Hendricks: Consumer Math, Algebra, Intermediate Alge- bra, Baccalaureate Committee. 6. Mr. Deane Hird: Algebra, Inter- mediate Algebra, Geometry. 7. T—3Mr. Robert Juel: Advanced Algebra, Algebra, Geometry. 8. Mr. Charles Lane: History, American Government. 9. Mrs. Joanne Ledbetter: U.S. His- tory, American Government, Varsity and J.V. Pep Squads. 10. Mr. John Lee: Consumer Math, P.E. 11. Mr. Merrill McLaughlin: World Affairs, U.S. History, You and Your Money, High School United Nations, Crawford Alumni. 12. Mr. Victor Menache: Biology, Physiology. 13. Mr. Crockett Norris: Physics, Consumer Math. 14. Dr. George Pappas: Psychology, Sociology, American Government. 15. Mr. Richard Pilgrim: Honors Calculus, Math Team. 16. Mr. Lamar Rogers: Advanced Math, Computer Science, Math Team, Racquetball Club. 17. Mr. Raymond Wagner: World History, I.S. U.S. History, American Field Service. 18. Mrs. Luann Wright: Biology, Advanced Biology. 19. Mr. Paul Wright: Honors Phys- ics, Advanced Chemistry, Independ- ent Study Seminar. 118 — Faculty Y ead = ud = deed Y Se when ten © Pada SJ) bases) eee §, HES Le ee ge, yiaee trawee’s J ils Go Iness te, el ee Ems. y bor4otaSefcict.i-bea esd rel) A Fi ey Ee aD Ww = po Busco Nestor 1. Mr. Lincoln Arthur: Special Edu- cation, Track and Field. 2. Mrs. Ilah Fuller: R.O.P. Clothing Management, H.E.R.O. Club. This is her seventeenth year at Crawford. 3. Mrs. Judith Gardner: Data Entry Operator. 4. Mrs. Marilyn Harrington: Word Processing. 5. Mrs. Evelyn Jenkins: R.O.P. Financial Careers. She has been at Crawford for three years and says it’s better than ever! 6. Mr. Jesse Johnson: Accounting, Record Keeping, Accounting Careers. 7. Mr. Lee Kaufman: English, Math, Social Studies. 8. Mr. Don Lenox: Special Educa- tion, Math, Science, English, History. 9. Mrs. Cathy McGhinnis: R.0O.P. Library Clerical Career Training. 10. Mrs. Joyce McLean: Financial Careers. 11. Mrs. Harriet Ogata: Typing. 12. Mrs. Miriam Powell: Typing. 13. Mrs. Sharon Preston: Marketing, D.E.C.A. Club. 14. Mrs. Lois Quiett: Child Develop- ment, Foods and Nutrition, Family Studies. ; 15. Mrs. Mary Redmond: Nursing Assistant. 16. Mrs. Marcia Seevers: Special Education Assistant. She graduated from Crawford with the Class of ’65 and returned in 79 to teach. 17. Mr. Jeffrey Sugar: Special Edu- 17 cation. —- +- — Ss ek —_ 1. Mrs. Beth Behnke: P.E., Gymnas- tics, Girls’ Swimming. 2. Mr. Jay Brewer: Graphic Arts, Year- hook Advisor. 3. Ms. Sandra Buck: Art, American Literature. 4. Miss Eileen Conlogue: P.E., Volley- ball, Field Hockey. 5. Mr. Richard Draz: P.E., Boys’ Swim- ; ming, Water Polo, Aquatics Club. 6. Mr. Joseph Gyetvai: Advanced Band, Jazz Ensemble, U.S. History. 7. Mr. Bill Hall: P.E., Geometry, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Golf. . Mrs. Margery Heyer: Commercial Art, Ceramics, Crafts, Senior Art, Art } Club. 9. Ms. Karen Lozier: P.E., Athletic Director, Tennis, Softball, Health : Safety, Driver Ed. fr 10. Mr. Marshall Malcolm: P.E., Surf Club, Driver Ed. AOYSON OOSNY : 11. Mr. Warren Marlay: Industrial Arts, i Math. “2 12. Mr. Darryl] Nelson: P.E., Cross Coun- try, Track, English as a Second Lan- . guage. ‘ 13. Mr. James Romig: Industrial Arts, PE. 14. Mr. Barry Roth: Auto Mechanics, Auto Club. 15. Mr. James Sams: P.E., Boys’ Basket- ball, Boys’ Tennis, Girls’ Basketball, Boys’ Lettermans’ Club, World History. i? 16. Mr. Gerald Tooze: P.E., Baseball, Ie Badminton. ti 17. Mr. David VanBuskirk: Drama, Stage Craft, Play Productions, English. Te ee 122 — Faculty 10 Faculty — 123 1. Mrs. LaDelle Blust: School Nurse. 2. Mrs. Joyce Cox: Financial Secre- tary. 3. Mrs. Ann Davidson: Attendance Clerk. 4. Mrs. Fannie Fair: Junior Clerk. 5. Mrs. Helen Fisher: Data Clerk. 6. Mr. Alan Graves: Media Center. 7. Mrs. Helen Johns: Counselor’s Secretary. 8. Mrs. Arlene Keeyes: Secretary, Main Office. 9. Mrs. Martha Kuss: Librarian. 10. Mrs. Vivian Lewinski: Librarian. 11. Mrs. Milica Medigovich: Princi- pal’s Secretary. 12. Mrs. Sally Olson: Attendance Clerk. 13. Mrs. Helen Selness: Registrar. 14. Mrs. Agnes Witkowski: Regist- rar. 124 — Faculty Busco Nestor ee aT cr z oe F ; ‘ si — = re weer Perey - ce Pa Caemancnics c ar rae i Faculty — 125 ing Smoothly ing Kept Things Runn Busco Nestor _ oti PPB ep oo 126 — Faculty Lg rea,“ ae a my, . A a0 3 Mt, sit - ot 4 “™ The Best in the West 1. Mr. Doug Biggers: Head Custo- dian. 2. Mrs. Betty Cellucci: Cafeteria 3. Mr. Dan Dimas: Custodian. 4. Mr. Fred Erlbeck: Boys’ Locker Room Attendant. 5. Mrs. Mary Gallimore: Cafeteria. 6. Mr. Dennis Horn: Custodian 7. Mrs. Mary Kerr: Cafeteria. 8. Mrs. Evelyn Lewton: Cafeteria. 9. Mrs. Dorothy Lundgren: Cafete- s te ' ria. i 10. Mrs. Doris Morgart: Cafeteria. 11. Mr. Frank Moore: Custodian. 12. Mrs. Donna Nowell: Cafeteria. 13. Mrs. Violet Thomas: Cafeteria. 14. Mrs. Mary Veal: Girls’ Locker Room Attendant. 15. Mrs. Karen Wavra: Cafeteria. 16. Mrs. Ann Wolfe: Cafeteria. | 7 17. Mrs. Violet Wright: Cafeteria. Cd Py � eee eee ; Faculty — 127 128 — Seniors JOUUOD URag Busco Nestor Kurt Kyle e e z 3 i Ma en eee LL Trisanne Rosenberg Seniors — 129 Busco Nestor Gi Ee Busco Nestor 1 oO 5.5 ne oo S rfc S = © 5S 38 nm = 3 a7 2 i=} ce on) § Es i) ° As fF A - Z lor rt u Co d Linda Workman are this Prince and Princess Ron Hudgins an year’s Senior 2 Seniors; Abady — Brown 130 enior Court Abady, Kenneth Abushaakan, Hany Adams, Robin Alesi, Kathy Alfonso, Ricardo Allen, Kenneth Alvarez, Dean Anderson, Denise Anderson, Katherine Andrade, Adrienne Asaro, Lori Atkins, Erin Awrey, Mike Baker, Alice Baker, Barbara Barban, Michael Bautista, Lisa Beecroft, Collin Bickley, Michele Biggers, Scott Blain, Donna Bleyenberg, Kim Bloom, Dena Boggus, Baxter Bolivar, Fernando Bolook, Mehran Bourke, Barry Bowers, Stephen Bowles, Ben Boyer, Angela Bradley, Jamie Breton, Keith Brill, Natalie Brookler, Maxwell Brown, Beth Seniors; Abady — Brown — 131 Homecoming: Sr. Float, Electing a Brumfield, Barry Bryant, Sharon Burelison, Kim Cabrera, Alma Cabrera, Elizabeth Cantarini, Karen Cantos, Bill Carlson, Eric Carter, John ; Castro, Derrick | Cauthen, Debra | Chacon, Victor : Chamberlain, Patsy i Chan, Ching Chandler, Sharon Chap, Sokunthea Chapin, Shawn Chappell, Annette Charles, Rosalind Charlton, Theresa Chavez, Debbie =o eS aemasasaemansaaeescameaesecs mg Far Eee Chirnside, Theresa Cisneros, Jackie Citriniti, Frank Clark, Larry Cole, Rose Cole, Sharon Collaso, Sarah Collins, Denise Collom, David Connor, Dean Cook, James Cook, Michael Cook, Tom Correa, Maria ee SN Sena eoneennernesoneeaeennnaeneongeeennnnene ene enn 132 — Seniors; Brumfield — Correa 40189N 008g ORTON 1. Tim Lowery and Alma Cabrera are this year’s Homecoming King and Queen. 2. The seniors win first place in the float com- petition. Seniors; Brumfield — Correa — 133 AY ny aAy wny 1. Playboy Bunny, Josh Parker eats pumpkin | seeds while walking through the hall. 2. Nanette LaRosa and Barbara Hall win first place in the costume contest. 134 — Seniors; Corvo — Estep — Join in Halloween Fun Corvo, Kathy Cote, Renee Cottle, Cynthia Crain, Delvern Crossley, Mark Cuadras, Yvonne Cunningham, Michael Curry, Roslynn Curtis, Jeff Curtis Robert Daellenbach, Alice Davidson, Scott Davis, Cynthia Davis, Glenn Debose, Kimberly Delaney, Willy Demink, Grace Dennstedt, Deanna Deslauriers, Suzanne Deveros, Angela Dewitt, Robert Diamond, Vanetta Dolfo, Brant Donnelly, Kerry Doyle, Deborah Dreifuss, Marsi Duffy, Elizabeth Dunn, Tony Edwards, Shelia Ekhaml, Debbie Emery, James Erdakos, Caroline Escareno, Gertrude Escoffier, Drake Estep, Kathleen Seniors; Corvo — Estep — 135 ie... ke Es Estolano, Carmen Evola, Lisa Fair, Derrick Farrar, Lori Faulkner, Dennis Faurot, Johannah Ferino, John Fernandez, Evangeline Finkel, Bella Fishell, Kim Fisher, Aranka Fisher, Michele Flohr, Jackie Flores, Fabian Flores, Silvia Flores, Teresita Flowers, Robin Fogel, Levana Fogleman, Michele Ford, Annie Foster, Gail Fountain, Robert Francis, Charles Frank, Gretchen Frye, Jackie Galba, Angela Gantz, Shelley Garcia, Carlos Gardner, Emily Garza, Linda Gaskins, Charles Geist, David Gilson, Tina Goldstein, Melisa Gonzalez, Tom _ mac te esos 136 — Seniors; Estolano — Gonzalez ayAy ny 1. Becky McEuen, under hypnotic influences sings “I Will Survive”. 2. Krista Hughes and Joann Pezdek shake their hips to the music of “Night Train”. Seniors; Estolano — Gonzalez — 137 —— SEE ae ee. SWIRIIEM UBC x — NE ESR TR Pa swet[M URC 1. Richard Kiy measures the circumference of the circle while Luan Nguyen and Ron Villar- real look on. 2. Sokunthea Chap watches Dennis Collins as she records the data. 138 — Seniors; Goodfriend — Hosseini Goodfriend, Leslie Gorton, Deborah Gottschalk, Aaron Griffin, Keith Gross, Ron Gross, Steve Hale, Diane Hall, Barbara Hall, Bryce Hall, Chery] Hancock, Sally Hand, Brenda Hardy, Michele Harris, Michael Hawkins, Stephanie Heacox, John Heimbigner, Valerie Herttua, Eric Hess, Laura Hickey, Jon Higa, Martha Higgins, Tami Higman, Cheryl Hill, Sharon Hill, Troy Hintz, Christopher Hird, Mike Ho, Micheal Hoage, Jerald Hoeffler, Chris Holmes, Dwynette Hom, Debbie Hom, Jim Hosford, Mark Hosseini, Ali Seniors; Goodfriend — Hosseini — 139 SEE YAP NN cm a cana Howland, Dan Howorth, James Hubbard, Terrie Hudgins, Ron Hughey, Ray Hutchens, Jenae Hutcherson, Bruce Huynh, Vi Hyvonen, Chery] Isensee, Kenneth Jackson, Del Jackson, Susan Jaeger, Karen Jarboe, Pam Jarrett Greg Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Tonette Johnson, Victoria Jones, Debra Jones, Donald Jones, Veronica Jubbari, Touraj Kallner, Darla Kauffman, Laura Kaufman, Lisa Kawamoto, Robert Keeling, David Keller, Shane Kelley, Karen Kenney, Doug King, David Kiy, Richard Koppen, Alan Kornfeld, Gary Kornfeld, Gregg 140 — Seniors; Howland — Kornfeld Competition JauUoD uvag 4JquUuo0D uve 1. Senior spirit climbs to a new height in the pyramid building contest. 2. The Seniors rapidly complete the centipede race to earn a point in the class competition. Seniors; Howland — Kornfeld — 141 ayAy ny ayAy wny 1. Jeff Risley dives into a chocolate cream pie during the pie eating contest. 2. Darryl Wilson eagerly ties on his Ronald McDonald’s Bib while looking forward to join- ing in the fun. 142 — Seniors; Kreeger — McCormick —————————— ee Kreeger, James Kujellis, Cathy Lamadrid, Diana Lance, Robert Landers, Pamela La Rosa, Nanette La Viscount, Lucette Leimbach, Mark Letchaw, Orlando Leung, Julie Lewis, James Lillard, Carol Lindroth, Susan Lloyd, Lisa Logan, Derek Loonin, Meryl Lowrey, Becky Lozario, Rochelle Lucarelli, Cindy Lundy, Heather MacDonald, Bob Mackie Penny Macpherson, Janet Major, Willie Mann, Kathy Marney, Mark Marquez, Roberta Martin, Michael Marty, Chico Mashhadi, Mohsen Mason, Robert Mathewson, Peggy May, Robert McCluan, Dawn McCormick, Michael Seniors; Kreeger — McCormick — 143 ek ae aa SAA Es. aL DCP IRS ate ao Dayal | SME a Nd ae | McCully, Todd McDonald, Katy McEuen, Becky McFarlane, Evelyn McGrath, James McGuire, Regina McIntosh, Stewart McPhatter, Lisa McQueen, Angie Meador, Jon Medina, Angel Meyers, Dan Miller, David Miller, James Miller, Patricia Moore, David Moretti, Teresa Morgan, Barry Moring, Dwayne Morse, David Mowen, Therese Muhammad, Darfetta Nessheim, Kristin Neynaber, Scott Niesley, Rob ert Nilsson, Anna Novidor, Hedi Nuno, Christine Ogle, Jon Oremen, Sheri Padfield, Chris Padilla, Lupe Palmer, Darryl Pamplin, Jennifer | Parker, Joshua 144 — Seniors; McCuller-Parker 1. Carmen Estalono, and Vanetta Diamond sell Pan Asian goodies during lunch. 2. Meryl Loonin, Sharon Greenstein and Mike Hird stand in line to try their luck with a for- tune cookie. aly ny acy ny Seniors; McCully-Parker — 145 Jouuoy uve 1. The Senior Class Officers hold an informal cabinet meeting. 2. The Senior Class Officers are; Front Row: President Richard Kiy. Back Row; Vice Presi- dent Mike Hird; Secretary Denise Collins; Treasurer Mark Polak. 146 — Seniors; Partida-Rios | dhine Sr. Cl fficers Worked Hard oe Partida, Jorge Peabody, Dean Pennock, Tina Peraino, Theresa Perez, George Perez, Pear] Perkins, Ann Perkins, David Peterson, Melanie Peterson, Penny Pezdek, JoAnn Pina, Tony Polak, Mark Pollak, Vered Pollard, Mark Pratt, Robert Quan, Marcella Quiett, Michelle Quon, Perry | Raaberg, Maureen Ramirez, Elvira Reed, Diana Reed, Mark Reilly, Scott Reynolds, Gail Rice, Jim Riggert, Dale Riggs, Stephen Riggs, Steven Rios, Larry Seniors; Partida-Rios — 147 148 — Seniors; Risley-Shard Risley, Jeffrey Roberson, Daniel Robinson, Michael Rocks, Lucy Rodriguez, Monique Roeser, Stephanie Romes, Kim Rosenberg, Trisanne Rosenthal, Daniel Rottenberg, Curtis Rovenger, Greg Rowell, Dery] Roybal, Rosalie Rucker, Shelley Ruiz, Deana Runnells, Glenn Russell, John Ryan, Jean Sainz, Maria Salmon, Michele Sanders, Todd Saxton, Patti Schatizinger, Jennifer Scheib, Ken Schoellen, Daniel Scranton, Mary Selman, Paul Shadroo Muhammad Shannon, Sharron Shard, Lisa ay Ay any 1. Terrie Hubbard and Delvern Crain wait ona customer in the Student Store. 2. Diana Reed, Dan Roberson and David Morse eat lunch together. Seniors; Risley-Shard — 149 ort 0 SE = = es “ - . oa oe. “as TF 2: o a ee - “. ” cS “yr Shame tie ee ee mc i anil =a = ’ : am. swe UBC bh Wer ara uosdwoyy, ajo RRM ay L Ha nmee Eat Tae, mn A eee PU ememe EE FY a i | 1. Ken Scheib reads the newspaper in the quad. 2. Renee Silva and Natalie Irving play back- gammon while Rosalind Charles, Joe Batie and Ali Hosseini watch them. 150 — Seniors-Short-Tipton } Share Quiet Times Short, Matthew Short, Merry Shuler, Steven Silva, Jaime Smith, Albert Smith, Brian Smith, Darrell Smith, Raymond Smith, Sharian Smith, Tim Sneed, Kathy Sonka, Kim Sosa, Silvia Southard, Cynthia Sparks, Robin Spikes, Gwen Stanfield, Kirk Stell, Rod Stephens, Michael Stephenson, Ava Stowe, Michael Strickland, Jed Stroud, William Sturhann, Chris Sturtevant, Lorilee Talmadge, Kathy Tates, Cheryl Taylor, Tina Tomkin, Wendi Tipton, Leoda Seniors; Short-Tipton — 151 nye Titus, Malvin Titus, Marvin To, Long: Tong, Michele Torres, Paul Torrescano, David Traxler, Michael Trompas, Maria Trout, Joel Tucker, Vernon Turner, Daniel . Turner, Gwinda | | Turner, Rhonda Uranga, Laura Vaiaususo, Gina Valdiez, Noverto Valdiez, Steve Valverde, Ruben Vassiliadis, Christina Walker, Mary Walker, Mimi Wallace, Wendy Watkins, Cynthia Watwood, Renee Wefler, Kevin Wells, Scott | Whitcomb, Sue Hp White, April Wilkins, Gay Wilkins, Manuel E. Jr. 152 — Seniors; Titus-Wilkins SWIeIILM UBC 1. Liz Duffy keeps a steady pace. 2. Ken Scheib drives to the hoop. } ! | 10}S9N oosng Seniors; Titus-Wilkins — 153 is LT 154 — Seniors; Wilkins-Zizzo Wilkins, Selene Williams, Clenel Williams, Linda Williamson, Willie Wilson, Stacey Wilson, Darryl Wiskoff, Mindy Withrow, Richard Woish, Dawn Wong, Duke Wood, Franklin Wood, Lori Workman, Linda Wright, Toni Zareel, Mohammad Zinke, Neil SErSe at3 2 Zizzo, Rosalie Zizzo, Roseann a Aliabadi, Habibollah Allen, Rick Andrews, David Armstrong, Kirk Azad, Ramin Baker, Arnold Baltezegar, Dora Bronson, Nick Brown, Lee Bruce, James Bryant, Audwin Burns, Sylvester Bushnell, David Carlin, Shaun Clark, Kelley Cohen, Jack ‘Collins, Victor Cross, Marvin Duntley, Kim Ellis, Anetrice Everidge, John Fitzgerald, Peggy Frazier, Andrea Frazier, Gloria Fry, Cole Garcia, Tony Grant, Reggie Haines, Stacy Hargrove, Elottia Harmon, Timothy Hawk, Lillian Hoang, Dung Hoang, Thong Holloway, Clark Humphries, Peggy Hunter, Amy Izadi, Maryam Jaroszek, Dave Jensen, Milo Johnson, Jon Johnson, Richard Johnson, Vernon Jones, Angela Keller, Shane Kinermon, Solomon Kirkpatrick, Doris Le, Anhtuyet Lowery, Tim Makki, Mohammad McBride, Denise McElvana, Stephen McGough, Jeffrey Melanson, Joseph Miller, David Moshirifard, Ali Motter, Stuart Munson, Gregory Newsome, Mike Nguyen, Loc Novak, Nancy Nowruzi, Jaleh Opincar, Randy Paladino, Kathieen Penn, Brian Perry, Christine Persley, Colette Polee, Sheila Rahimi, Arita Redmond, Adam Richard, David Reily, Timothy Roberts, Heath Robey, Deaydre Robinson, Dawn Rogers, Chris Rosene, Larry Saenz, Jose Scarpias, Effie Scobba, Patricia Shaffner, Jill Shull, Kevin Smith, Tammy Sneed, James Solomon, Jaffa Soltero, Paul Stephenson, Lisa Stone, Donna Strong, Kare Sweeney, Christine Tendler, Mark Veirs, Paul Vidaurre, Rosa Villarreal, Ron Walden, Mark Warren, Eric Weisinger, James West, Kevin Whitaker, Jerald Wiggers, Tony Wilkerson, Theresa Williams, Kyle Wright, David Wright, Julie Wright, Rebecca Young, Andre Also in Class of 1980 Seniors — 155 | { ° | EET ESI me Senior Credits Abushaaban, Hany: Soccer Club 12; Soccer Wars lo: Allen, Kenneth: Baseball JV 10, Vars. 11, 12; Football JV 10, Vars. 12; Senior Senator. Anderson, Denise: Band Booster Club 10, 12; CSF 10, 12; Band 10, 12; ICC 12; Junior Achievement 10; Principal Honor Roll 10, 12; Senior Senator. Atkins, Erin: Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. Awrey, Mike: Basketball Stats. 10 - 12; Activ- ity Day 12; Junior Senator. Beecroft, Collin: Letterman’s Club 11, 12; Prineipal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Basketball Vars. 10-12. Bickley, Michele: AFS 11, 12; Junior Achieve- ment 10; Speech Team 11, 12; Drama Club 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Ring Comm. 10. Biggers, Scott: Aquatics 10 - 12; Letterman’s Club 11, 12; Speech Team; Swimming JV 10, Vars..11, 12; Water Polo JV 10, Vars. 11, 12; Wrestling JV 10. Vars. 11, 12. Blain, Donna: Junior Achievement 11; Soccer Club 10, 11; Field Hockey 10 - 12. Bleyenberg, Kim: Soccer Club 10; Principal Honor Roll 10; Field Hockey 12. Bloom, Dena: Auroras 12; Junior Achievement 10, Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Cross Country 10 -.12; Cheerleader Vars. 12; Science Fair 10; Track and Cross Country 10 - 12; Basketball 11. Boggus, Baxter: DECA 10, 11, Pacer 11. Bourke, Barry: Band Club 10 - 12. Bradley, Jamie: Our Gang 11; Golf 11, 12; Soft- ball 10 - 12. Brill, Natalie: AFS 10 - 12; Auroras 12; Science Fair 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10 - 12; CSF 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Model United Nations 10 - 12; Senior Senator; Pro- grams 12. Brown, Beth: AFS 10; GAA 10, 11; German Club 10, 11; Soccer Club 10, 11; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Soccer 10, 11; Soph. Senator; Jun- ior Senator. Bryant, Sharon: AFS 11; CSF 11, 12; Centaur Staff 10 - 12; DECA 12; Junior Achievement 10 - 12; Key Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Baccalaureate 12; ASP Sen- ator 12; Senior Senator, Junior Senator; Pro- grams 10, 12; ICC 11. Cabrera, Alma: Our Gang 12; Cheerleader JV 10, Vars. 12; Speech Team 12; Gymnastics JV 10, Vars. 11, 12; Volleyball Vars. 11. Cantarini, Karen: Choral Club 10 - 12; Princi- pal Honor Roll 10 - 12. Carter, Jack: Track and Cross Country Club 10, 11; Surf Club 10 - 12; Cross Country 10, 11; Tennis 11, 12; Track and Field 10, 11. Chandler, Sharon: AFS 10 - 12; Backgammon 11; CSF 10, 11; Junior Achievement 10; Science Fair 12; Speech Team 12; Drama Club 10; Prin- cipal Honor Roll 10 - 12; ASB Senator 11; Jun- ior Senator, Soph. Senator; Programs 10 - 12; Activity Day 11. Chap, Sokunthea: Band Club 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10; Soccer Vars. 12. Charles, Rosalind: Backgammon 11, 12; Cycling Club 11; Junior Achievement 12; Soda- litas Latina 11, 12; Speech Team 12; Softball 10; Tennis JV 10; Senior Senator; Activity Day 11, 12. Chirnside, Theresa: DECA 12; Principal Honor Roll 11, 12; Gymnastics Vars. 11, 12. Citrinit, Frank: Wrestling JV 10, Vars. 11, 12. Crain, Delvern: DECA 12. Cohen, Jack: CSF 10 - 12; Explorer Post 10 - 12; Junior Achievement 10; Key Club 10 - 12; Letterman’s Club 12; Science Fair 10 - 12; Spanish Honor Society 10 - 12; Track and Cross Country Club 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Cross Country 10 - 12; Track and Field 10 - 12; Fund Raising 10 - 12. Collins, Denise: Principal Honor Roll 11, 12; Baccalaureate 12; Caps and Gowns 12; Senior Prom 12; Annual Signing 12; Announcements 12; Senior Secretary. Cook, Tom: Ski Club 11, 12; Baseball 10 - 12; Water Polo 10 - 12. Collom, David: AFS 10 - 12; CSF 10 - 12; Explorer Post 201 12; Junior Achievement 10, 12; Math Team 10 - 12; Science Fair 11; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Graduation 12. Connor, Dean: Aquatic Club 11, 12; Centaur 12; Junior Achievement 10; Principal Honor Roll 10, 11; Baseball 11; Diving 10; Swimming 10. ayes Kathy: Soccer Club 10, 12; Swimming 10 - 12. Cuadras, Yvonne: Volleyball 10 - 12 Curry, Roslynn: HERO 11, 12; Junior Achieve- ment 12; Basketball Vars. 12. Curtis, Jeff: Track and Cross Country Club 10, 12; Principal Honor Roll 11; Cross Country 10, | 12; Track and Field 10, 12. Davis, Cynde: Swimming 10 - 12. Davis, Glenn: Band Club 12; Letterman’s Club 12; Track and Cross Country Club 12; March- | ing Band 10; Football 10 - 12; Track and Field 12: Delaney, Willy: Letterman’s Club 10 - 12; — Wrestling 10 - 12 : Demink, Grace: Ring Comm. 11. Des Lauriers, Suzanne: Explorer Post 11, 12; Junior Achievement 10; Field Hockey 10, 11. | Deveros, Angela: Principal Honor Roll 11; | Activity Day 11. | DeWitt, Bob: Explorer Post 201 11. Diamond, Vanetta: Auroras 12; CSF 10 - 12; | Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; ICE 12; Gradua- || tion 12; Annual Signing 11; ESAA 12. Dragon, Michelle: Choral Club 12; Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10, 11; Track and Field 10. Dreifuss, Marsi: Cheerleader JV 10; Tennis 10, 11. ———————— ee a —- -— ——7 Duffy, Elizabeth: CSF 10, 11; GAA 10 - 12; Junior Achievement 10; Our Gang 12; Cheerleader Vars. 12; Raquetball Club 12; Science Fair 11, 12; Track | and Cross Country Club 10 - 12; Principal | Honor Roll 10 - 12; Cross Country 12; Swim- ming 10, 11; Track and Field 10 - 12. Edwards, Shelia: Pep Club 10; Willy Club 12; | Senior Prom 12; Graduation 12; Activity Day th 12;1GC 12. Escoffier, Drake: Choral Club 10 - 12; Letter- 44 man’s Club 11, 12; Principal Honor Roll 11; Football 10 - 12; Gymnastics 11, 12; Track and ), Field 10; Wrestling 10 - 12. ti i Ekhaml, Debbie: Art Club 10; Our Gang 12; 1 Track and Cross Country Club 10 - 12; Princial Honor Roll 11; Cross Country 10 - 12; Track ™ and Field 10 - 12; Baccalaureate 12. Estep, Kathleen: Band Club 10 - 12; CSF 10 - I 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Basketball JV i 10; Softball JV 10. th Estolano, Carmen: Aurora 12; CSF 10; Junior: Achievement 10; Racquetball Club 12; Sodali- jp, tas Latina 10, 11; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; i ICE 12; Badminton 12; Field Hockey Vars. 11, (! 12; Senior Prom 12; Graduation 12; Annual Signing 11; ESAA 11, 12. bs l i r | = =S S Se on Everidge, John: Junior Achievement 11, 12;if Tennis 10. i | | ‘Evola, Lisa: Cheerleader Vars. 12. Fair, Derrick: Band Club 11; Letterman’s Club LO, 11; Baseball Vars. 10 - 12; Basketball Vars. 11, 12; Football Vars. 10 - 12. Farrar, Lori: DECA 2; Softball 10. Faurot, Johannah: Choral Club 10 - 12; Science air 10; Principal Honor Roll 10, 11; Baccalau- -eate 12; Graduation 12; ICC 11, 12. Fernandez, Evangeline: AF'S 12; Art Club 11; Auroras 12; Key Club 11; Math Team 11, 12; Racquetball Club 12; Science Fair 10 - 12; Spanish Honor Society 10 - 12; CSF 10 - 12; sraduation 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. ‘ishell, Kim: Principal Honor Roll 11; Senior ?rom 12; Senior Senator. isher, Aranka: Art Club 12;Auroras 12; Ger- nan Club 12; Soccer Club 10, 12; Field Hockey (1, 12; Soccer 10; Tennis 10 - 12. ‘isher, Michelle: Choral Club 10; Caps and |zowns 10. Flohr, Jackie: German Club 10; Cheerleader Vars. 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Gradua- jon 12; Soph. Senator 10; Activity Day 11. ogleman, Michelle: Auroras 12; Cheerleader IV 10, V ars. 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Annual Sign- jng 12; Fund Raising 12; Activity Day 12. ountain, Robert: Backgammon 12; German Stub 10. ‘rank, Gretchen: CSF 10, 11; Junior Achieve- nent 10; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Basket- yall Vars. 10. “rye, Jackie: AFS 11; HERO 11, 12; Junior ‘Achievement 10; Pep Club 12; ASB Senator 12; Programs 10; Activity Day 11; ICC 12. xalba, Angela: Band Club 10 - 12. yantz, Shelley: Science Fair 10 - 12; Principal | Jonor Roll 10 - 12; Gymnastics 11, 12; Swim- ning 12. yarza, Linda: Cheerleader JV 10, Vars. 12; -rincipal Honor Roll 10 - 12. xeist, David: Band Club 10, 11; Principal oor Roll 10. oldstein, Melisa: GAA 12; Our Gang 12; 3asketball 10; Gymnastics 11; Softball Vars. 0 - 12; Swimming Vars. 10-12. ioodfriend, Leslie: Auroras 12; CSF 10 - 12; theerleader JV 11; Speech Team 12; Willy vlub 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Gymnas- ics JV 10, Vars. 11, 12; Swimming JV 12; traduation 11; Annual Signing 11; ICC 12; Commissioner of Student Activities 12. Gottschalk, Aaron: Chess Club 11; DECA 12; German Club 11, 12; Principal Honor Roll 11, 12; Basketball JV 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12. Grant, Reginald: Choral Club 12; Track and Field 12. Hale, Diane: Junior Achievement 12; Science Fair 10 - 12; Badminton 12; Field Hockey 12; Gymnastics 10 - 12. Hall, Barbara: German Club 10 - 12; Science Fair 11; Softball 11; Swimming 10, 12; Track a Field 11, 12; Volleyball 11; Fund Raising 12: Hall, Bryce: Junior Achievement 10; Cross Country JV 11, Vars. 12; Track and Field JV 10, 11, Vars. 12. Hancock, Sally: AFS 12; Auroras 12; Badmin- ton Vars. 12; Basketball 12. Hand, Brenda: DECA 12; Gymnastics 12. Hargrove, Elottia: Football 10 - 12. Heimbigner, Valerie: Choral Club 10 - 12; Explorer Post 11; Racuetball Club 10 Principal Honor Roll 10 - 11; Field Hockey 10. Herttua, Eric: Badminton 12; Cross Country 11; Track and Field 11. Higa, Matrtha: Principal Honor Roll 11. Higgins, Tami: Choral Club 11, 12. Hill, Sharon: HERO 11, 12; Pep Club 12. Hird, Mike: Aquatics 10 - 12; CSF 10 - 12; Ke Club 10 - 12; Letteran’s Club 11, 12; Mat Team 10 - 12; Science Fair 10 - 12; Speech Team 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Ski Club 10 - 12; Swimming JV 10, Vars. 11, 12; Water Polo JV 10, Vars. 11, 12; Caps and Gowns 12; Senior Prom 12; ASB Senator 10; Announcements 12; Ring Comm. 10; ICC 10 - 12; Commissioner of Publicity 11, Senior Vice President 12; Soph. President. Hintz, Christopher: Aquatics 10 - 12; Centaur Staff 12; Swimming 10 - 12; Water Polo 10 - 12. Hom, Deborah: Art Club; Soccer Club 10; Field Hockey 12; Tennis 11, 12. Hossini, Ali: Backgammon 12. Hubbard, Terrie: AFS 10, 12; Backgammon 11, 12; DECA 12; Junior Achievement 10; Princi- al Honor Roll 12; Baccalaureate 12; Senior rom 12; Senior Senator; Activity Day 11, 12; ESAA 12. Hunter, Amy: Band Club 10, 11; Pacer Staff 12; Field Hockey 10, 11. Hutchens, Jenae: Centaur Staff 11, 12; Speech Team 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Field Hockey Vars. 11; Volleyball Vars. 12; Basket- ball Stats 12. Hutcherson, Bruce: Band Club 10 - 12. Huynh, Vi: AFS 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Auro- ras 12; Junior Achievement 12; Key Club 11; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; ICE 12; Badmin- ton 12; Field Hockey 12; ICC 12; ESAA 12. Jaeger, Karen: Swimming 10. Jacobson, Susi: Our Gang 12; Swimming 10 - 12; Tennis 10 - 12. Jaroszek, Dave: Racquetball 10, 11; Caps and Gowns 12; Senior Prom; Graduation 12; Activ- ity 10 - 12. Jones, Debra: Racquetball Club 12; Senior Prom 12; Senior Senator. Kallner, Darla: Junior Achievement 11. Kauffman, Lorie: Drill Team 10; Key Club 11; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. Kaufman, Lisa: Cheerleader Vars. 12; Junior Senator. Keller, Shane: Explorer Post 11; Auto Club 12; Racquetball 10; Principal Honor Roll 11, 12; Badminton 12. Kiv, Richard: CSF 10 - 12; Explorer Post 10, 11; Junior Achievement 10; Letterman’s Club 10 - 12; Pacer Staff 12; Science Fair 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Swimming Vars. 10 - 12; Water Polo 10; Soph. Senator; ESAA 12; Senior President; Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies 11. Kenney, Douglas: Aquatics 10 - 12; German Club 12; Soccer 10; Swimming 10 - 12; Water Polo 10 - 12. Kornfeld, Gary: CSF 10, 11; Science ‘Fair 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; ICE 12; Swim- ming JV 10; Junior Senator, Soph. Senator 10; Programs 12; Activity Day 12; ICC 12. Kornfeld, Greg: AF'S 10, 11; CSF 10 - 12; Key Club 10, 11; Pacer Staff 12; R acquetball 10 - 12; Science Fair 10 - 12; Spanish Honor Society 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Caps and Gowns 12; Senior Prom 12; Graduation 12; Senior Awards 12; Annual Signing 12; Home- coming 11, 12; Announcements io: Activity Day 11; ICC 11. Kujellis, Cathie: Auroras 12; Cheerleader Vars. 11, 12; Speech Team 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Graduation 11; Annual Signing 11. Senior Credits — 157 Senior Credits Lamadrid, Diana: Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. Landers, Pam: AFS 10 - 12; CSF 11; Speech Team 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Field Hockey 12; Soccer 12; Baccalaureate 12; Senior Prom 12; Graduation 12; Annual Signing 12; ASB Sena- tor 12; Senior Senator; Homecomin 12; Fund Raising 1142; Activity Day 11, 12; I C12. LaRosa, Nanette: Auroras 12; CSF 12; Junior Achievement 10; Key Club 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Swimming 11, 12; Senior Prom 12; Homecoming 11, 12; ASB Corresponding Sec- retary 12. Larse, Robert: Baseball 11, Football 10; Wres- tling 10. LaViscount, Lucette: Swimming 11, 12. Le, Anh: AFS 10 - 12; Art Club 10 - 12; CSF 10 - 12; German Club 11, 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. Le, Dung: AFS 10, 11; Art Club 10, 11; Explorer Bost 10, 11; German Club 10, 11; Sci- ence fair 10, 11; Principal Honor Roll 10, 1. Lewis, James: CSF 10, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Pacer Staff 12; Science Fair 1 , 11; Racquet- ball Club 10, 11; Speech Team 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10, 12; ICE 12; Tennis 10 - 12; Soph. Senator. Lloyd, Lisa: AFS 10, 12; Backgammon 11; CSF 10, 11; DECA 12; Pep Club 10; Principal Honor Roll 10- 12. Loonin, Meryl: Auroras 12; CSF 10 - 12; Sci- ence Fair 10; Speech Team 11, 12; Track and Cross Countr lub 10; Willy Club 12; Princi- _ pal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Field ockey 12; Swim- ming 10 - 12; Track and Field 10; Baccalau- reate 12; Fund Raising 10 - 12; ASB Secretary 12; Junior Vice President; Soph. Treasurer. Lowrey, Becky: Auroras 12; Centaur Staff 10 - 12; Cheerleader 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Soccer 11, 12; Graduation 12; Annual Sign- ing 11. Lundy, Heather: Auroras 12; Senior Prom 12; Senior Senator; Junior Secretary. Mackie, Pentelope: Principal Honor Roll 11, 12. Macpherson, Janet: Auroras 12. Mann, Kathy: Auroras 12; CSF 10; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Softball JV 10; Senior Prom 12; Annual Signing 11; Fund Raising 11. Marney, Mark: Principal Honor Roll 12; Bas- ketball JV 10, 11, Vars. 12. Marty, Chico: Racquetball Club 11; Soccer Club 11; Speech Team 12; Willy Club 12; Soc- cer JV 11; Track and Field JV 11, Vars. 12. Mashhadi, Mohsen: Soccer Vars. 12. Mathewson, Peggy: AFS 10 5 12; Art Club 11, 12; CSF 10 - 12; Chess Club 11; Science Fair 10 - 12; Sodalitas Latina 10, 11; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. May, Robert: DECA 11, 12; Junior Achieve: ment 10 - 12. McCluan, Dawn: Junior Achievement 10; erie cipal Honor Roll 10, 11; Soph. Senator. McCormick, Michael: Baseball Club 10 - Letterman’s Club 12; Pacer Staff 12; Bastal JV 10, Vars. 11, 12. ene Todd: Letterman’s Club 10 - 12; Golf McDonald, Katy: Auroras 12; CSF 10, 11; Jun- ior Achievement 10; Key Club 12; Ee Club 11, 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Tennis Ao 11, 12; Graduation 12; ASB Senator 10; h. Senator; Fund Raising 10 - 12; ICC 11; EMA A 11, 12; Homecoming 11; ASB President 12; Commissioner of Student Activities 11, McFarlane, Evelyn: AFS 10, 11; Actes i. 12; Auroras 12; Our Gang 11, 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Gymnastics 10 - 12; Swim- ne 11 - 12; Tennis 10; Homecoming Comm. SB Ball Comm. 12: Activity Day 11, 12; Soph, Vice President. McIntosh, Stew: Bowling 10 - 12; Track and Field 10 - 12. McPhatter, Lisa: Pep Club 10; Softball 10. Meador, Jonathan: Choral Club 11, 12; German ge Science Fair 12; Principal Honor Roll Meyers, Dan: Choral Club 10 - 12; Speech Team 11, 12; Drama Club 10 - 12; Cross Country 10. Miller, Michael: DECA 12; Drama Club 12. Moretti, Teresa: Cheerleader JV 10. Moring, Dwayne: Letterman’s Club 11, 12; Pacer Staff 11, 12; ICE 12; Racquetball Club 10 - 12; Speech Team 12; Principal Honor Roll iv Track and Field Vars. 10 - ; Junior Senator, Soph. Senator. Mowen, Therese: Volleyball 10. Munson, Greg: Aquatics 10; Track and Cross Country Club 11; Swimming 10; Track and Field 11; Water Polo 10. Neynaber, Scott: CSF 10 - 12; Choral Club 10, 11; Key Club 10 - 12; Science Fair 11; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Tennis 1], 12; ICC 11; Homecoming 11, 12. Niesley, Robert: Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; | Swimming 10 - 12; Waterpolo 10, 11; Senior - Senator. Novidor, Hedi: DECA 11, 12. Christina: Choral Club 11; Principal : Honor Roll 10 - 12; Basketball 10 - 12. Ogle, Jon: Aquatics 10; Junior Achiever el 10; Pacer Staff 12; Racquetball Club 12; Soda- | litas Latina 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; | Swimming 10; Waterpolo 10. | ¢ Padilla, Lupe: Drill Team 10; ESAA 11. Pago, Jimmy: Band Club 10 - 12. anda Tina: Prineipal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Perez, George: ideiiodin'’s Club 11, 12; Rac- | quetball Club 12; Football JV 11; Track and | Field 10 - 12; Wrestling 10 - 12; Junior Senator. 4 ; Perkins, Ann: Principal Honor Roll 11, 12; Ski i Club 10. Perkins, David: CSF 10 - 12; Explorer Post 12; Key Club 12; Letterman’s Club 12; Track and Cross Country Club 10 - 12; Principal Honor), Roll 10 - 12; Latin Club 10 - 12; Cross Country 10 - 12; Lacro se. 10; Track and Field 10 - 12; ASB Senator 12; Senior Senator 12; ICC 12. Peterson, Penny: ‘Pep Club 10; Principal Honor! Roll 11, 12; Gymnastics 10 - 12. Pezdek, Joa DECA 12; Drama Club 12; Ski) Club 10, 11. ° ; 7 Pratt, Rolrt: CSF 11, 12; Explorer. Post 12;' Junior Achievement 10; tee lub. 12; Math ! Team 10 - 12;,Science Fair 11, 12; Sp nish j Honor Society 10; Principal Honor Roll 10 - | Quiet, Michelle: AFS 10 - 12; Auroras 12; csF | 10 - 12; Key Club 12; Our Gang 12; Science Fair} 11, 12; Speech Team 11, 12; Principal Honor), Roll 10 - 12; Swimming il, 12; Track and Field’), 1); 123 Junior Senator, Soph. Senator. | Quan, Marcella: Auroras 12; Band Club 10- 12; CSF 10, 11; Choral Club 10 - 12; Junior] Achievement 12; Key Club 145 Sodalitas Latina | 10-12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. a) Quon Perry: CSF 11; German’ C ICE 12; pie Honor Roll 1 and Basketball Announcer 11 tor 10; ESAA 12. Raaberg; Maureen: AFS 10; Auroras LZ, Matt Team 11, 12; Racquetball Club.12; Prine a Honor Roll 10 - 12; ield Hockey Vars. 11; AS Senator 10 - 12. 2 | i Pemirex: Elvira: Junior Achievement 10; podalitas Latina 10; Principal Honor Roll 10, 11; Field Hockey 11. Need, Diana: Racquetball Club 11, 12; Princi- ‘al Honor Roll 10; Soph. Senator. teed, Mark: Backgammon 11, 12; Science Fair Nh; Latin Club Piya: teilly, Scott: Letterman’s Club 11, 12; Speech ‘eam 11; Willy Club 12; Swimming JV 10, 11, ‘ars. 12; Waterpolo JV 10, Vars. 11, 12; Fund -aising 12; Commissioner of Elections 12. ‘ichard, David: Surf Club 11, 12; Basketball 0; Football 10. higgs, Stephen: Junior Achievement 10; Prin- ipal Honor Roll 10; Soph. Senator. lisley, Jeff: Baseball Club 10 - 12; DECA 11; etterman’s Club 11, 12; Principal Honor Roll 1, 12; Baseball 10 - 12; Basketball 10 - 12; ootball 10 - 12. apenas Daniel: Drama CLub 11; Waterpolo woeser, Stephanie: AFS 10 - 12; Art Club 10 - 2; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. osenberg, Trisanne: AF'S 12; Auroras 12; lentaur Staff 11, 12; Badminton 12; Basket- all 11, 12; Soccer JV 10. josene, Larry; Art Club 10; German Club 10 - 2; Principal Honor Roll 10. osenthal, Daniel: Drama Club 12; ASB Sena- wr 12. ottenberg, Curtis: Wrestling JV 10, 11, Vars. jovenger, Greg: Baseball Club 11, 12; Junior ichievement 10; Key Club 12; Letterman’s lub 12; Princi al Honor Roll 10 - 12; Badmin- m 12; Basebal LTA unnells, Glenn: Speech Team 12; Baccalau- ate 12; ASB Senator 12. yan, Jean: Our Gang 11, 12; Speech Team 12; rack and Cross Country Club 1, 12; Princi al tonor Roll 10 - 12; Track and Field 11, 12; Vol- yball 11, 12; Soph. Senator. anders, Todd: Football 11, 12; Track and iield 10.- 12. Iman, Paul: Senior Senator. inadroo, Mohammad: Soccer CLub 12; Soccer jars. 12. ‘hard, Lisa: AFS 10 - 12; Auroras 12; CSF 10 - : Math Team 10 - 12: Soccer Club 1O cer Is P | | | | | Spanish Honor Society 10 - 12; Speech Team 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12: odel UN 10, 11; Soccer 10, 11; Programs 10, 11. Short, Matt: Drama Club 11, 12. Short, Merry: Band Club 10, 11. Shuler, Steven: German Club 10; Sodalitas Latina 11, 12. Smith, Brian: Cycling Club; German Club, 10, iH; Football 10. Smith, Ray: Racquetball 12; Swimming 10. Smith, Sharian: AFS 11, 12; CSF 10, 12; DECA 11, 12; Junior Achievement 10; Pep Club 10; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Programs 10. Sneed, James: Gymnastics 12. Sneed, Kathy: Softball Vars. 10 - 12. Sonka, Kim: Backgammon 12; Junior Achieve- ment 12; Science Fair 10; Sodalitas Latina 11; Principal Honor Roll 12; Auto Club 11, 12, =. Sosa, Silvia: Flag Corps 11; HERO 11, 12. ope Robin: AFS 11; Band Club 11; Choral b 10; Drama Club 12; sna e Honor Roll 10 - 12. Spikes, Gwen: AFS 11; Auroras 12: DECA 11, 12; Senior Prom 12; Baccalaureate 12. Stanfield, Kirk: German Club 10, 12; Letter- man’s Club 10 - 12; Track and Cross Country Club 10 - 12; Cross Country 10 - 12; Track and Field 10 - 12; Activity 12. Sturhann, Chris: German Club 11, 12; Badmin- ton 12; Lacrosse 10 - 12; Water Polo 10. Stell, Rod: AFS 11; Key Club 10 - 12; Science Fair 11; Speech Team 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12. Stowe, Michael: Explorer Post 11; Racquetball Club 10; Sodalitas Latina 10 - 12. Temkin, Wendi: Auroras 12; CSF 10 -.12; Cheerleader Vars. 11, 12; Soccer Club 10; Speech Team 11, 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Fund Raisng 12; ICC 11; Homecoming Comm. 11. Tendler, Mark: CSF 10; Principal Honor Roll 10; Track and Field 10 - 12; Wrestling 10 - 12; Senior Senator, Soph. Senator. Titus, Malvin: Band Club au 12; Explorer Post 11, 12; Principal Honor Roll 12; Football 10; Senior Senator, Junior Senator, Soph Senator; ESAA 12. Tong, Michele: DECA 12. Torres, Paul: Football 12; Wrestling 12. Pico ene, David: Football 10; Wrestling 10 - Trompas, Maria: Auroras 12; CSF 10; Junior Achievement 10; Key Club 11; Cheerleader JV 40, Vars. 12; Willy Club 11; ‘Principal Honor Roll 10. - 12; Tennis lt: Commissioner of Elec- tions iL. ‘Trout, Joel: Centaur Staff 12; ICE 12; Bacca- laureate 12; ESAA Turner, Daniel: Beikcipal Honor Roll 10; 11. Uranga, Laura: Principal Honor Roll 11, 12. Villarreal, Ron: CSF 10 - 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Soph. Senator. Warren, Eric: Pacer 12; Racquetball Club 10. Watkins, Cynthia: AFS 10 -.12; Cheerleader JV 10; Racquetball Club 12; Soccer Club 10 - 12; Speech Team 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Princi- onor Roll 10 - 12; Soccer 10 - 12; Soph. See Ring Comm. 10. Wefler, Kevin: Choral 11, 12; Pacer 12. Wells, Scott: Baseball 12. Wiggers, Tony: Baseball Club 12; Letterman’s Club 12; Baseball Vars. 12; Football Vars. 12. Wilkins,-Gay: a 11; Pacer 11, 12; Principal Honor Club 10 - 12. a Racquetball Club 11; Bad- minton. Wilkins, Solene: Basketball 10; Senior Sena- tor. Wilson, Sfiicey: Auroras 12; CSF 10; Junior Achievement 10, 12; Speech Team 12; Willy Club 11; Gaps and Gowns 12; Senior Prom 13; Graduation 12; Soph: ‘Senator; Fund Raising 10 - 12; ESAA 12; Junior President. Wiskoff, Mindy: Choral Club 10; Pep Club 12; Principal Honor Roll 11; Senior Senator; Soph. Senator. Wong, Dake: Hickeam eon 12; CSF 12: Choral oa Club 10; Math Team. 11; 12; Prinei al Honor = Roll 10- 12; ASB Senator 12 Senior Sena 4 Wood, Lori: Pep Club 42. Workman, Linda: APS 10; Auroras 12; CSF 10°” - 12; Speech Team 12; Principal Honor Roll 10 - 12; Senior Prom 12; Soph. Secretary. . Wright, Toni: ior 10; Sédatitas Lina tes 13; pal onor Roll Il, 12; Activity ay 12 Senior Credits — 159 Kurt Kyle 160 — Juniors Be | é OVILN- a fost s Busco-Nestor Juniors — 161 Many Juniors Helped Out SIRO me lib | Abina, Mark Achenbach, David Achterberg, Richard Adams, Stacey Adatto, Leslie Ahlquist, Allison Albury, Fred rWrNi Me Wers) Aleman, Diana Werle RO rene cceyexelg Anderl, Christina Andersen, Deanna Anderson, Deanna Anderson, Gregg Anderson, Jason Anderson, Robin Anderson, Shaun Anguiano, Caroline Asano, Janice Backous, Brit Ballard, Jaime Barrett, Debbie Barriga, Kimberly Barrios, Arnold Brae ea iee| ISHN COMBO Sre) 011 Batinica, Susan 162 — Juniors; Abina-Batinica Becker, Dave Bell, Dee Dee Benites, Toni Berry, Tom Birch, Lanita Bishop, Sherri Blackwell, Elaine Blain, Henry ° Bland, Helen Blazer, Mary Bloom, Lisa Bonds, Toni Bonner, Barry Booth, Rick Boswell, Carrie Bransford, Darshona Braswell, Patrice Breise, Cindy BRD mlb: Brenner, Dan Brice, Sharon Briers, Jim Brown, Racheal Brown, Rob Bruce, Don Bryant, Michelle Buleao, John Burke, Sandy ° 1. Ward Quincey really enjoys helping stu- dents figure out their class schedules. 2. John Johnson and Kammy Williams start students on their registration process. Burner, David Busbee, Julie Busby, Brian Juniors; Becker-Busby — 163 Butler, Dorothea Butterfield, Jeff Byerley, Lisa Cain, Sherri Calhoun, Kelvin Calvin, Doug Campbell, Martha Cano, Louis Cantwell, Susan Castro, Tony Celto, Shelly Chacon, Alex 1. Jason Anderson and Pauline Lepor are the Junior President and Vice President. 2. Lisa Bloom and Gwyn Dilday are the Trea- esa TORSO Re Ae LO) FVII MA A (G.@1 ONT MMe Cheatham, Misty Childers, Kelly Dan Williams Chirnside, Monica Christensen, Steve Clark, Alan Clark, Kris Clark, Ron Clugston, John Cobb, Sharon Cole, Laura Collier, Douglas Collier, Leanne Collins, Tom Connor, Robin 164 — Juniors; Butler-Connor Cooper, Dale Cooper, Larry Cooper, Rodney Corona, Susana Cote, Michael Cottle, Kimberley Crawford, Christy Crutcher, Kim Dacapias, Robert Dahn, Vickie Dambrose, Tina Davey, Joel Davidson, Sarah Davis, Jim Davis, Shawn Day, Brant Deason, David Debose, Christine Dekervor, Mark Diaz, Sandra . a 0, 4 Dilday, Gwyn Dinas, Kim Dinh, Dat SULT Me Divincenzo, Charles Dixon, Hank Dixon, Sten Dupree, Margit Duty, Dan Dykstra, Duane De Ey ea Si Juniors; Cooper-Dykstra — 165 Edwards, Vickie Ekhanil, Judy Deh ewe wits Elliot, Moyna English, Marvin Espino, Helen Espinosa, Patty Espy, Jeffery Everett, Jennifer Farmer, Sue Farnan, Patrick Farrell, Joni Fay, Cathy Fayman, Jeff Kurt Kyle Ferran, Thomas Ferreira, Lisa Fields, Raina Fissel, Paula Fitzhugh, Patty Flax, Leida Flenoid, Jennifer eae AY Flick, Sarah Flowers, Marianne Francis, Virginia Frazier, Harrison er — Juniors; Edwards-Frazier Ra 1. A creative committee put together a magnif- icent float. 2. Susie Sides and Mike Norden are taking part in one of the Homecoming activities — the On Re EEA BIPCR ITI ka Greenstein, Sharon Griffin, Peter Groccia, Linda Gunnersen, Dean Greenwood, Laraine Fuentes, Gabriel __ Fuks, Victor = Fuli, Jean : Gagliardo, Nancy Galvez, David Galvez, Hortencia Gamboa, Emma Garcia, Marina Gardenhire, Barry Gaskins, Tim Gerstler, Marcus Gilmer, Michelle CIPI xo apr it.) Glasheen, Mike Glosson, J. Michael Glover, Traci Goldhammer, Richard Gomez, Francisco Gonzales, Richard Gray, Jerry Green, Jonathan Juniors; Fuentes-Gunnersen — 167 (Citar me Leys 3 Ero toe Is E Naomi revive Etat me euny Harris, Dedra Harris, Luann Hasbrouck, Jaeneen Hashiguchi, Irene Henderson, Phil Henriksen, Linn Henry, Domminique le(yense MeeVee s(ucor me) iaae) CMe s(ctaY | Oy) ame te Hopps, Greg Howard, Kakuri Howse, Bill Hudson, Carol Hudson, Kim 1eGvb eesti mm Byeloley(= | Hughes, Krista Huss, John Hutcherson, Sabrina 1s GUN srl em gerbe Huynh, Thom Hynson, Marcus Hyvonen, Caryn Inzunza, Tony Irving, Natalie Jackson, Linda Jackson, Wilfred Dan Williams 168 — Juniors; Guth-Jackson reated } Jacobsen, Carl Jahner, Clifford Jaques, April Jensen, Karen Jimenez, Dolores Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Debra Johnson, John Ao ecee @enlae 1. The junior float clearly follows this year’s theme of entertainment. 2. Keith Jones and Georgia Lambron are the Junior Duke and Duchess. Kanuha, Damon Katz, Larry @op erik bom ele ite Kennedy, Carol Ketcham, Carla King, Denise Korey, Becky Kulischak, John Kwiatek, Steve Kyle, Kurt Lambron, Georgia Lang, Mary Larosa, Suzie 1 PeveOy MAU UNCS IDE NVR Ke) evel Lawrence, Beth Le, Dung Le Tran, Giao Tien 1 crore oree ay Lepor, Pauline Rater ces Juniors; Jacobsen-Leung — 169 Levinson, Forrest IFS CMNr Die he:} Lewis, Tammy Liggins, Leslie Lister, Doug Loonin, Deanne Lopez, Debbie Loshonkohl, Deanne Lowry, Erin Lyon, Kevin Maestas, Patricia Malloy, Tamara Malone, Don Marquardt, Patrick Marshall, Leah Martinez, Richard Marucci, Andrea Mashburn, Stacee Mason, Keith Mason, Sherr] McCluan, Tracy McCollim, Elena McCray, Tammy | McCullough, Wendy McDuffie, Anthony McGill, Brian || McGill, Michael McIntyre, John McKinney, Lonnell McMullen, Tim Medina, Elizabeth 1. Sue Cantwell and Tom Ferran are dressed up for the traditional Crawford Halloween dress- Cha 2. Believe it or not, the two gorgeous ladies on . the right are really Corey Harnish and John b5 311 tos Dan Williams | 70 — Juniors; Levinson-Medina aaa a ae ee FP es SET ae Medina, Jaime s Medvinsky, Alex tne E WC) aE em y be Menard, Renee Mendoza, Andrea Merkl, Al Meyer, Marty Meyers, Diane Meza, Gerard Middaugh, Steve Mintz, Laura Mohajer, Kamran Montello, Joe Moore, Tom Morris, Ronald Morrow, Sheila Moss, Mike Moya, Dave Mueller, Dean Mugg, James Munoz, Michelle Murphy, Kevin Myles, Geneva Nacozy, Philip Nelson, Paul Newby, Elzena Nguyen, Cong Pea Neyo me Bb Nguyen, Tam Nichols, Joyce Juniors; Medina-Nichols — 171 Cai el Norton, Laura Numkena, Teri Nuno, Jackie Obrien, Gary Okey, Tim Oliver, Kevin Olson, Stacy Padfield, Carrie Dan Williams Pappert, Michael ete cee lnel aa) Peabody, Doug Pearson, Monica Pecoraro, Rosaria Pennock, Mike Perez, Belinda Perry, Brenda Petersen, June Pham, Quan Delonte EvestiElI Pimentel, Mauricio Powell, Jess lg e-tit xem key) beat T ea MSP SE- 301 Putman, John Quiett, Kathleen . Quincey, Ward Quinlivan, Chuck Quintanar, Tammy Radican, Christie 172 — Juniors; Norden-Radican . i oe . ae ‘ _ Ramos, Carlos | = fe fm = = a Rea, Bobby | 2 y- —_— Pas ' - Redding, Rick Reed, Cynthia Reeves, John Colinas) Ie} Reiter, Elisabeth Rendon, Juan btxey oT ACeMe Le) evel SCOOP Khoa Rich, Jimmy Rieta, Severino aN cIcMNS LOO) AF Robinson, Vernell Rogers, Sandy Romero, Ramona Romito, Maria Roper, Chris Roscoe, Donald Rose, Susie Rosene, Marva Ross, Cynthia Rosso, Mark Roth, Daniel Rountree, Jean Rountree, Michelle ST Le Roybal, Connie Rudolph, Joseph Sainz, Maria Sakamoto, Ron 1. Christy Crawford and Craig Scott are doing a chemistry lab. 2. Irene Hashiguchi and Dung Le are attempt- ing to compare the masses of different gases. Juniors; Ramos-Sakamoto — 173 NEV a OMe Wire) SEV ee OE Nerel Sams, Eric Sanchez, Marisa Sandback, Steve Sanders, Fred Santurro, Gina Saraniti, Laura Schmenger, Dennis Schnitzius, Brett Scott, Craig Scott, Tracy Scribner, Terry Niele tamn cer beng Selbe, David 1. A quiet game of backgammon is one way to Sores Xo WU beCaelabvitem PAM ata CM ac) Clam KOO CMTE Taber CcMn ala OmEZ] little girl-talk. Sepehri, Nariman Shaver, Theresa Niet EC a aC A | Short, Kathy Sibrel, Abel | Sides, Susie | Siltala, Debra | Silva, Mary | Skelding, Tracy Sljivar, Mike 174 — Juniors; Salerno-Sljivar eed FS a ‘Deserved Break SUTTER LG Sloan, Valerie Smith, Dorinda Smith, Thomas Sorric, Terry Southard, Bob Spurgeon, Dawn St. John, Tim Stage, Mike NED EY cola Brey a Nievib ate) OMe kort el Stanley, Becky Stell, Lisa Stevens, Mike Stibor, Ross Stowe, Kevin Stratton, John Stratton, Robert Nie acl cmn Whey eet Street, Carolyn Sulzbach, Susan Swanson, Charles Swiersz, Christina Szolga, Kevin WNYC) em @l rater) Taylor, Raenell Terhaar, Peter MUON ee Thorne, David MUitaitKey mete Tift, Larry Juniors; Sloan-Tift — 175 Timmons, Leslie WUT Ne sac eel a al Tischler, Martin Tomich, Bob MB eT em osarae Tran, Linh Trimble, Gary WU ce) ititxrem se auouti( Tucker, Leza Tucker, Salvador Meta am oy-S pert) Unangst, Scott Uribe, Alicia Valade, John Vantran, Robert Vasquez, Lolita View, Francine Vitus, Debbie Vukotich, Stephanie Wade, Barbara Wade, Robert MEA am Ena Wallace, Margo AEN eee Ee 4 a pe SR eS A Ward, Gary Warren, Bruce Watkins, Janine Watts, Meredith Weber, Richard Wedberg, Ed 176 — Juniors; Timmons-Wedberg eee CCC ] | Juniors Listened Diligently in Class 1. Sue Cantwell makes herself comfortable in class. 2. Gabe Fuentes peps up the class by playing a little tune on his harmonica. AT ame L OVA: Webel es Wells, Melba Westphal, Janie Wheeler, Sherri White, Valerie Widman, Dwayne Wiggins, Elisa Wilkerson, Kenny Williams, Dan Williams, Kammy Williams, Leo Wilson, Robert ABU So MA Wenig is Winchell, Eric Winchester, Kristina Wintersdorff, Heidi 1 Wolf, Veronica i Wright, LC Wright, Stacy 2 Wynn, Karen Young, Pam Young, Rich Youngers, Daniel Youngers, David Youngkin, Becky Zand, Vickie Zito, Karen LT as aT Juniors; Weir-Zito — 177 178 — Sopohomores Ay qn y ye ass ; were = ek ae Boso Nestor uosdwoy J, oy oe } Be Sophomores — 179 Adams, Beverly Adams, Cathy Adams, Rhonda Addison, Donald Aiello, Pat Alesi, Grace © acy wny | Alexander, Marri Alferos, Lorenzo Allen, David Amos, Lynn Anderson, Cari Anderson, Kim Anderson, Renee Andrews, Stephanie Arras, Calvin Baker, Norma Banks, Bernadette Baran, Susan Batinica, Michael Bell, Michelle Benedict, Brian Berger, Irina Berry, Kevin Betlejewski, Mark Bischke, Lori Black, Allison Blackmon, Denita Blazer, Tom Bleu, Danny Bleyenberg, Susan Bond, David Bonner, Jackie Borja, Mike 1. Mike Oremon, Teresa Rosa, and Beth Wat- son prepare themselves for a year at Crawford. 2. Sophomore Orientation to welcome new . Colts. | 180 — Sophomores; Adams — Borja aAy ny Borrego, Cindy Boss, J. Boyd, Reggie Boyer, Joann Brice, Jerry Briggs, Rick Brooks, Lee Anne Brown, Gail Brown, Karen Brown, Kelly Brown, Lisa Brown, Willie Browne, Ann Brucker, C. Antonia Bryant, Roland Bryson, Dee Buck, James Buono, Gina Burgreen, Betsy Burton, Linda Buzard, Suzanne Calvin, Brian Candler, Carol Cano, Alexander Caporaletti, Robert Carbajal, Joann Carlson, Lynn Carlson, Phil Carnie, Lisa Carolino, Rizaldy Sophomores; Borrego — Carolino — 181 Carr, Debbie Cassidy, Pat Castro, Yolanda Caudill, Greg Cavsarano, Debbie Cephus, Pamela Chan, Yuen Chapman, Ron Charlton, Julie Chavez, Michelle Chirnside, Maria Christie, Kevin Clady, Chandra Clantion, Debra Clark, Daryl Clark, Lance Clark, Michele Clark, Wes Clarke, Tom Clayborne, Douglas Clemence, Michelle Clifton, Mary Coe, Christie Collier, Caro] Coover, Lisa Costa, Mary Coston, Niles Cote, John Cottingham, Marcella Cottle, Melissa Coupland, Norma Cox, Janet Crabb, Mike Craig, Kelly Curran, Bill Davies, Grant Davis, Richard Davis, Susan Kurt Kyle Delgadillo, Jose Demos, George Desanti, Maria Devlin, Kathleen Devoe, Lloyd Dimaggio, Teresa 1. J.V. cheerleaders spent many hours practic- ing for upcoming rallies and sports. 2. The finished product. S Prt ote Arora! e4uirs SLY Dimolios, Chris Dobbs, Judy Dong, Loc Doran, Diane Dougherty, Johnelle Doyle, Dana Dreisbach, Leslie Duffy, Ed Dukas, Geoff Dull, David Dungee, Yvette Dupre, Sue Durgin, Susan Dykstra, David Eaton, Faith Eddins, Bill Edwards, Daphne Edwards, Synthia Elder, Joel Elliott, Sharon Emerson, Gloria Eng, Connie Espinosa, John Estes, Eleanor Sopohomores; Delgadillo — Estes — 183 ae ee a : : ‘ = 2 ee tus. _ See eee eee eee etc! Homecoming Week Estolano, Rudy Eubanks, Howard Evans, Renee Evans, Renee Farmer, Carolyn Farnan, Linda Ferguson, Donna Fernandez, Gerry Ferran, Celin Fields, Lori Fiorini, Gloria Fitzhugh, Jeff Fonteno, Veronica Forte, Mark Frank, Bet-c Fraser, Paul Friedman, Elyse Frye, Nanette Gallier, Akemi Gangitano, Mike Gannon, John Ay ny Garcia, Guadalupe Garcia, Marco Garcia, Maria Gardenhire, Garret Garner, Stacey Gartley, Mary Jo Gaston, Milo Gerdes, Mark Gilmer, Sheldon Glass, Kevin Gloster, Jan 1. Derek Songer has a change in sex in a relay during homecoming week. 2. The sopohomore duke and duchess for “79” q are Nancy Mejia and Derek Songer. ; 184 — Sophomores; Estolano — Gloster Was a Blast Glover, Mari Gogue, Jeff Goodfriend, Lisa Gray, Steven Green, Billy Green, Karen Groff, Chris Gross, Alan Habchi, Marlene Hackworth, Bob Hall, Ferron Hall, Linda Hall, Roy Hamel, Yvonne Hammerness, Ann Hankins, Jay Hargrove, Lawanda Harmon, Natalie Hasbrouck, Lasalle Hatchett, Andrea Hauser, Mary Hawkins, Simone Heacox, Jim Heimbigner, Vickie Heinkel, John Henderson, Shai Henry, Susan Sophomores; Glover — Henry — 185 re . ae . : aes : 22% SO RS ae BB Dean Connor Henslee, Doug Hill, Michella Ho, Betty Hoag, Denise Hoag, Gary Hoang, Agnes Hoctor, Darlanne Hollings, Diane Holloway, Gary Holmes, Toni Holston, Elisa Hom, Kelvin Hom, Lisa Hom, Pam Hooser, Beverly Howland, Paul Hutchins, David Huynh, Ai Hynson, Margaret Iagmin, Ed Ibaibarriaga, Juan Insunza, Mary Jackson, Alfred Jackson, Roderic Jackson, Todd Jarmon, Carla Jimenez, Graciela Joganic, Suzie Johnson, Boogie Johnson, Dan 186 — Sophomores; Henslee — Johnson D. There was no problem getting help for the Sophomore float and besides the raids, things went pretty smoothly. Though we only took third in the competition, we were first in cooperation. Johnson, Eric Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Robert ry Johnson, Sheri A Johnson, Tom Jones, Kelli Jones, Smelly Jordan, Janice (, Joyce, Marlynn + Juarez, Ed Juarez, Robert ! Kanuha, Jill Karp, John Karwasky, T. J. Keizerman, Boris Keller, Merle Kelley, Ray Kennedy, John Kennedy, Maureen Kenninston, Don Kerley, Blair Keinlen, Gayle Killam, Beatrice Kinne, Bryan Kirby, Matt Kishi, Jeannie Klauber, Chris Klipp, Paula Knox, Marla Knox, Steve Sophomores; Johnson — Knox — 187 Koppen, Je Krienke, Rodm Kuhns, Meredith Labelle, Patty Lance, Dawn Lara, Beatle Lau, Tommy Lawrence, Gary Lawson, Shawn Leclerc, Patty Lee, Tak Lemon, Kecia Lenud, Charles Lepinsky, Teresa Letouzic, Peter Letran, Vi Levine, Annette Lewis, Robin Lindroth, Michael Lloyd, Shelley Lopez, Marty Lopez, Teresa Lorenzana, Kevin Lowe, Tim Luckett, Sheralyn Luna, Dina Lyles, Ray Lynch, Ray Mabry, Mary Mackey, Jeff Major, Ron Martin, Denise Martinez, Christine 188 — Sophomores; Koppen— Martinez | | ) ajAy yany Morse, Mike Were.” Martyn, David Mason, Kristin Mayhue, Michelle McClish, Richard McClish, Robert McCluan, Link McDaniel, Dawn McDonald, Annie McElroy, Molly McGee, Tim McGlothlin, James McClachlan, Beth McManus, Bobby McQueen, Kim McWhorter, William Mejia, Nancy Melendez, Marcia Melson, Mark Merkl, Terry Meyer, Scott Miller, Gina Miller, Richard Milliron, Chryl Mills, Bill Minore, Joey Mintz, Susie Mitchell, Chris Mitchell, Wayne Mogan, Kelly Monteleone, Martin Moore, Cathy Moreau, Derrick 1. Bobby McManus floats around as if he were the world’s greatest ballet dancer. 2. Julie Roberson, under the power of Dr. Dean, does Barbara Streisand’s “The Way We Sophomores; Martyn — Morse — 189 Morton, Ben Morton, Bradford Mosier, Sandra Mowen, Patty Jo Moynihan, Paul Murphy, William Naiman, Joel Nakano, Jon Naraghi, Mansur Ollie Thompson Neuhas, Aimee Ngo, Thu-ha Nguyen, Hoang Hguyen, Huyen Nicholl, Kelly Neinstedt, Linda Nikas, Stephanie Noland, John Nolen, Tina Nowland, Julie Noyes, Phil Nukema, Herbert O’Connor, Kevin Oostra, Bernard Orange, Ranai Oremon, Mike 1. The sophomore officers of 79-80 were President; Gregg Temkin, 27 Vice-President; Richard Miller, Secretary; Karen Thomas; and Trea- § 4. =. surer; Milo Sprague. is eX 2. Darlanne Hoctor recieves the award for the sophomores for best cos- tume at the Halloween rally. 3. Annie McDonald shows her style at a cake walk. 190 — Sophomores; Morton — Oramon in Many Activities Ortiz, Diane Orysiek, Ed Padilla, Ezequiel Palestini, Pam Pappert, Julie Parsons, Ron Pearson, Eric Pecoraro, Rosaria Peraino, Guy Peralta, Andres Perez, Lourdes Perkins, Phil Persley, David Peterson, Lynne Phelps, Lauren Phillips, Aundrea Pimental, Patricia Pino, Carlos Piscitelli, Toni Polichar, Valerie Porter, Bill Porter, Lori Prasadi, Sunitil Pugh, Robin Rabin, Lisa Ramos, John Rea, Stuart Real, Jim Reid, Lynn Reilly, Frank Reyna, Arlene Rich, Melvin Richard, Mike Rioux, Danni Sophomores; Ortiz — Rioux — 191 ores Supported Roberson, Julie Robey, Jackie Robinson, Lynette uosdwoy J, a 0 Roe, Scott Romagnolo, Amber Rosa, Teresa Ross, Vanessa Rousseau, Mary Roybal, John Rubenstein, David Rudolph, Jim Ruhman, John Running, Duane Rust, Laurie Ryan, Judy Salerno, Sandi Santos, David Sardina, Pat Schmeiser, Mitzi Schoenwether, Denise Scholl, Dana Scholte, Ingrid Schultze, David Schwartz, Pam Sclazab, Deanna Scott, Lisa Searcy, Cassandra Senner, Tom Sepich, Mark Sepulveda, Angelica Serrano, Gloria Seto, Jason } 192 — Sophomores; Roberson — Seto ZywaH suYyO Shankle, Tina Shapiro, Jeff Shaw, Lisa Sheldon, Vicki Shenkman, Loren Shoemaker, Steve Shores, Ana Shull, Kelli Simms, Donnie Singer, Jeremy Sloan, Anita Smith, Aaron Smith, Lisa Smith, Lori Smith, Mario Smith, Susan Sneed, Steve Soltero, Lisa Songer, Derek Sorrells, Mark Sosa, Obdulia Souttere, April Spalding, Daniel Specht, Kevin Spikes, Gerri Spindler, Joe Sprague, Milo Stalnaker, Lisa Stanley, Dolly Staten, Patrick Stephens, Yvette Sternthal, Andy Stoker, Brenda Sulzbach, Lisa 1. “Beatle” Lara doesn’t seem to mind timing the girl swimmers. 2. Many spirited sophomores attend Crawford sports. Sophomores; Shankle — Sulzbach — 193 Taborga, Hugo Talley, Renee Tavlaridis, George Taylor, Patty Taylor, Stephanie Tempkin, Gregg Theriot, Rolivia Thomas, Karen Thomas, Kevin Thompson, Mark Thompson, Ollie Thompson, Tracey Thurman, Myles Todd, John Tom, Tom Tompkins, Mary Towne, Eva Trainor, Deron Trillas, Porfirio Trumbell, Serena Turek, John Unger, Sandi Unterman, Ira Uranga, Lisa Uribe, Angelo Valdiez, Jimmy Vanlenten, Yolanda Varela, Alfonso Veitzer, Maia Vinson, Micheal 194 — Sophomores; Taborga — Vinson Ollie Thompson Vonstohl, Henry Vukalic, Julie Vuong, Nguon Wade, Richard Wallace, Rosemary Warren, Bill Washington, Joe Watkins, Rodney Watson, Beth Weaver, Aaron Weaver, Kelli Weilersbacher, Robin Wells, Michelle Wheeler, Ches White, Kim White, Letty White, Renee White, William Weider, Fred Wilkerson, Kim | Williams, Danny Williams, Dwayne | Williams, Kecia Williams, Kerry Williams, Matt | Winnard, Mary Witte, Eslene Wittmayer, Scott Wolf, Jeff Wolf, Mark Wolfe, Tom Wright, Georgette Wright, Marie Yanke, Peter Young, Chery] Young, Randy Zatarian, Marty 1. 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Bumming The punk dance B.H., hope | brought some Sunst tower 2, now | 1 the summer of 79'4M.M.: what ever hap new car, thanks mom and dad, ' % Sal: A.F.S. parties, punk rockers, ‘ello, my fashion coordinator, M A S H Dismal-land, A.D., State parties you talk, cuz you look older,'' McLaughlins essays ''who can fall asleep first? ' Applying for A.F.S. — couldn't have gone through without you, making the lunches, Jay and Annettes for dinners, talking in my sleep ''I swear you fell asleep before | turned off the light. Killer discussions at bed time, Thanks for everthing Truly My A.F.S. sister CHIP!: Tic-Tic mom, This isn't supposed to happen ''We have to quit meet- ing like this’ Moving Ralph and Stitch, The Museum, Karman, driving the van, Mary Brown, Judy Saguchi — will | ever meet her? Jew-Catholic DuD, Ben and Victor, Frisco kid — come here little chicken .. . Guitar, | sure have learned a lot from you. Thanks, friends for life, | love you, Mmm Bye CENTAUR: Thank you for all the hard work you put into this book Leslie: Good luck with all you do, you'll be great Pam: UGH Elisa: Thank you for your great assistance ''sorry I'm late but. . . Good luck with all you do,! Girl Scouts: Easter, Backpacking, camp, S.P.B. The Board, Nuestra Cabana — Mexico, G.S. cookies, program services, photography award, press box at the state game, meeting Jane Freeman, troop 6080, you're still a girl scout? HECK YES! Maria, Becky, Mimi: Killer carpool, “alright who's got the sticker? rotation on Fridays — who's driving? Sal, Becky, Maria, Evelyn, Leslie: Roadblocks, stadium plaza, the bridge, thanks for all the good times — Mimi: ''Heck no we won't go'' Badminton Oh bummer! — we're 3 minutes late!!! Thanx for your great help in Badminton Nanette: ''when's the wedding? Killer talks third period or what? Good luck. — Friends Chuck and Dave — | Ith grade, parties, cool Esther and Dick, basketball games, doubling in the limo, | miss you guys, Don't Case Shelley and Meg — Thanx for all your help last year, keep in touch, R-R-R Mike, Mr. B, Bubbles, Mr. Bubbles, Freckels, what ever, pot boy — Vic — 'this is so typical! I'll be Camp Director you'll be A.C.D. And for those of you who didn't think | could do it... Heck yes, Heck no, rag off, go! that's all cool, | love it, | was bustin’ up, jamin' jamable, lets boge, its cool Raul, No way Renae, Dud, molded, Holdem’, hold it, Big dog, like a dog, in the boat, bite off, gag me, thats pretty gagable, don't you feel stupid? Nope not the kid. Media Center and The Plaid Ice Cubes: Oh wow, I'm letting my hair GGRROOWW! | Ith grade — 5th period Mr. Billings — Bang-Bang, Hey Joe! The best 1 2th grade 5th period Andersons — ''Buck up laddies. Mr. Brewer — 3 years and | summer — How did | put up with you? 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And the cakes, sweet 16, surprise party — thanks Lisa, the circus and the zoo, now, 4 There's | requirement the administration overlooked, the only subject that made me laugh and made me cry, gave me hope strength, comfort care, security understanding. The only subject I'll never forget my teachers or their lessons. So, for all this, I'd like to say thank you to those special friend- ships. Liz — I've tried before but words can't do justice to a friendhip like ours. All the giving and so little taking. U.C.S.B. U.C.L.A.? 100 miles can't keep us apart! Dwayne — compnion, confidant, partner, chum, opponent, rival... Friend! Kirk David — It's been a unique experience over the past 3 years and I'm glad we shared it together. Crawford's losing the best captains it'll ever have. Girls' Cross Country is 1! Lisa — 7 months of honesty, crazi- ness, communication caring. A good beginning with a strong base ... And you can quote me on that! Julie — To our New Years Resolution. | hope U.C.L.A. proves it true. Scott — Friends? Mind games? Only time will tell. Here's to Eackgammon, ping pong, rollerskating .. . Barbara — Here's to the tio: M M with peanuts. Julie — A friendship is love with How did that ever happen? Here's to the cheerful mornings ys . To my oldest Professor. ot a friend! How do | say ie says hi! Lisa — My sister! Eri ! u're loved. Remember, you'v you? | ‘Love You. Here's to cake fights fights, water bugging, all, J.A. San Francisco (Remembe (Erin, it's still growing!), Cheap Trick Concerts (all 5!), workit lies, Basketball, Liz — taking Adriana to the park, going to LA. with Julie, _ with Scott, with Liz, softball at Morley, Dwayne-so-called running in the morn- ing, ‘confirmation, MASCOTING: tryouts tables, camp notebooks (our own cheers), making the: blanket selling candy bars. Rears Rule! Liz, Becky, Birthdays Balloons, popcorn black negligee my 18th! Taking Julie Erin to Magic Mr., Liz's B-Day, Lisa's B-Day and making a new friend. Visiting Erin in San Francisco (doing our exer- cises and talking to cows), Great America with Tony and kidnapping Tony for Breakfast, my license, my-car, my flooded room (Sorry Steve!, voting at 17, calculus. CROSS-COUNTRY: morning runs, orange stealing, nature walks, the big contest, Southwestern swim, 24 Hour Relays — T.P.ing Buddy and a bottle of champagne, Mt. Sac Liz's B-Day, fishing, the Sorry Dons, Peanut Butter sandwiches, Darryl drops sweats and sticks, Jeff drops pants, Ban- quets, Saints Gate, CIF, and... BUDDY'SA JERK! ! Sharon, Stacey, Heather, Sue, Kathy, Robert, Greg, Steve, and Andy — Hi! State Library, Aurora's, Highland Springs, Las Vegas, Green Valley Falls, G.I.? Erin in S.E. (great breakfasts!), Field Hockey, ASB Ball, Kirk's speech, the Ace, beach bar-b- ques — | of the girls, | of the guys, T.P.ing Julie's, Lisa's, Tony’ s, Darryl's and Jack's — Got Cha! And then, an early graduation, on to State. All over? Heck no! We've only just Begun , . Love, Dena Jean Michelle — my best friands for life. Summer of ‘78’ rules: Meeting Michelle, getting boy crazy. If we had the chance to do it again, | sure wouldn't miss it. Remember, A.G., E.S., D.S., M.H.! Cynthia — lusting after. cute guys! Ditching history to study what different donuts taste like! It was great. The varsity pep squad — I've had a lot of fun with ¥gue +e you at Homecoming. Crawford Cheerleaders do it in the RAH!! a Dena Liz — Colts do it under the blanket! es Becky — I've had so much fun horsin’ around with you. If you do go away to schoo, I'll really miss you! p.s. do y you think you can find us a ride to campus ife? Penny, Chris, Theresa — I've ‘aki had fun doing all the things we did like football games! To all my friends — | hope you have great success in the future. Please keep in touch I love you all. Jack, J-J-Jack, Jecula, Vacky, Flo, Squirt, Jacqueline, Jackie. 1899 ng, fun runs strawberries, writing in the quad, sitting on ate reverse effects — next year . | may not like school, but I'm going to miss this place and the people. Pent Mac.; What can | say, where does __live?, cruising, Disneyland, newspa- per bin, looking for X-mas jobs, movies, fies, Halloween, New Years with a hockey team, sooo many memories, you're a true friend! Connie: Phone calls, was it 3 hours?, New Years party, eeeey summer of ‘78, bummer ending, miss ya. Jacula: Let's go to the beach, Boston, horsin' around, summer camp, PRAC- TICE, Graphic arts knowing everything, ha! where's Campus Life? Janet: Meryl's party, Campus Life, beach, Fri. night Aztec games, dances, _crazy times. Chris Theresa: B-B-E-C-K-Y B(double 0}, surprise! Happy Birth- day, movies, fun times, going to the beach. Zim: Thanx for being so nice to mel, you'll always be at the top of my li ish m agi, oe Liz Dena: Harsey. heads rule!!!, cheer-camp cheers were fun, ae if 1 know’ step is the best, practice, practice, practice, mascot slumber party, on! guys are oy: but I like ya anyway! haun, John, Luann, Nhan, Kim, Debbie: Have a super senior year! To all of my friends: Hope life always treats you great! Stonies, Aug. 1 ‘78, K.M., Herr Mac., soccer rules, G.M., vegas, M.B., hockey games, B.R. and coke, you're crazy, wow!, Chris Gaggely, onty Python, keep in touch, Mr. Brewmiester, Centaur, was it 3 years?, Student life had fun, rain or shine!, good luck to next years staff. CAR4BOO, I'm crazy not weird, hope | see ya around! Love ya lots. Boo, Bec, Ral, Reb, Booz, Becky. Serving my term, critized and yet honored this place for the treasurable R'n'R. — ourgrass islands — Birthday surprises: talking sidewalks {or was it only those little men} — popcorn avalanche — zoo flamingoes — t.p. jobs (‘specially Lisa's) — H.B — day flag — Magic Mountain (BA) — golf courses, grass fights — morning rendezvous, (beach?) — tradition: Carrot cakes, no — utensils, late presents, chorus, chorus, and many more ... Green Valley falls, annual signing (ha!) — Erin's big move — S.F. — sniffle, let's play a game, — every | , hour now girls (bb exercises) — ‘take the long way home’ — Baker's escape — missed ya — rktball, state parties — come a long way — camping — catalina — campland! — what haven't we done together — Barb — our . gonna ry ‘don’t look back’ member 6th — (unusual weren't we?) — freeway bike — car rally Farmer — a lot inside ya — I'll believe it when | hear it — brief camping stops Lucette — for the fun of it all — German — camp — oblivion —. Dougy Ich verstehe nicht — Rob- in's love for the water — same merry-go- “round — S. B. (hope so) Little J. and friends — boys will be boys (og) killer’ camping (ms j.) — YH, on stage — Undecided decisions — Binky's beauties — Bubba's victory dips — flying — Coach Youngblood — Bud's ego in breaking training — 24-hour relays This is how it is, if you don’t like it’... (T.P. mummy job) ...! and you're out-a-here. ” — G.C.C. rules boys got lucky — thanks guys for making it interesting — Peter, my pal — united on a _ Perfect day, gutsy gal’ — understanding — a truly ‘matchless friend’ — joining a 'cult' — trying to be a ‘head’, but occasionally falling behind — minorities at camp . colt pride — me nervous?, never — pressure — Willi — relateable Becky: Heads are tops — Jackie — Colts need their sleep | will and bequeath all my WFC candy bars and Stir 'n' Frost mixes to future squads Thanks mom for all the white lies to Mrs. Davidson As for my little bro’ (too good for ‘em all... take it from here,) go for the gusto!! This is it -EEEEEE!- Time to move on... hoping to never have to say good-bye. . . Till we meet again. LIZ Advertising — 205 “inkivecss:s: - £1... Si TZ £e« Oimnan. 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MORETTI — The all-time king of the gnarly drop (and gnarly wipeout!) BONZO, BANGER, DISCO TWIN FIN invade |. B. Devo Concert? Cars Concert! Surfing Mcdonaldland in the summer dodging the ''floating pylons we brought out in our wetsuit. L.S.N. S.M.C. forever. see ya on the outside. NORDIE — Teaching me to drive my truck. BOOGIE WARS. The time | jumped over you. CARS CONCERT. Jump, jump, jump, crack! Sta- dium concert. The mystical hot dog wrapper. Fun parties we had at your house. Friends Forever. T.P.N.C. — Hold 'em Mimi (geek-a-tron) and Becky (Peke). Stacy Heather — 10 pts. if you hit the lady, 2 pts. bonus if it is pre- cipitating. Steffanie — | will always have a special place in my heart for you. You've showed me what friendship caring are all about. | had the best times with you when we sat down and just talked. Jethro Tull concert. Styx concert ... Babe, | love you and | always will. TO ALL OF YOU AND THE MANY, MANY OTHERS THAT | COULDN'T BEGIN TO NAME, THANK YOU FOR THE FOND MEMORIES AND KEEP IN TOUCH. CHICO All hail, Crawford High School! You have given this girl the three best years of her life and | thank you all! We musn't forget! Olga's class — copying worksheets, the mystery of the missing gavel, Davenport, getting an A on the year long project we did 2 nights before it was due, her watch clock — Big Ben! Mrs. Donnelly, | miss you and your perpetual optimism F. Scot Fitz- gerald, | luv you and your green light. Ms, Swank — | promise, I'll have it done ... tomorrow! Ms. Ledbetter's love life — thanks for being so terrific these past 2 years! Getting swatted for J. V. cheerleader, T.R.: Roadblocks, April 5th forever!, mooching rides home from football games in | Oth with the guys in ‘the gang’, Square Pan, Straw Hat, J.H. — remember double dates with M.K. and A.B.? Let's get lost! Montezuma park. Hearing what the first bell sounds like approx. 4 times my entire senior year, sorry Mr. Rogers! Never staying through lunch. Junior year — Dave Shelton New Years Eve in 10th at D.K.'s with K.M., J.H., T.R. and Louie I'll never forget you, or what that whole experience taught me about life. New Years Day 1980 — Eric! — Chico — superbowl parties, winning Book of Lists T.P., velcro zip- pers! English and History companions — it wasn't the same without you this year. Juicy conversations, 7th grade social studies with Miss Seigle, leaving the beach that night with Stephanie at 9:30 to ‘catch Sat. Nite Live’ best of buddies. Mike H. — Toastmasters Tourney, such NICE men, we'd really like you to join 31 flavors, stealing F.S.'s coupon, Harvey's Bristol Cream, wash- ing my car at | 1:30 p.m., intense discussions, finding out you're a real human being, | hope someday you find the answers to life, cuz if anyone can, you will. Shawn C. — Kevin debates, dolphin shorts, can | borrow a quarter? From candy bars to apples. Not doing any dishes at Snow Summit — you sly devil! S.C. J.H. Follow me 2 ski Starfire 24, | got your waterbed! Do it in a lodge Snow Summit KuJ. — Being the klutz of the squad in | 1th. What did you do on your date last night? No, | mean the GOOD — stuff! PROM- ISE YOU WON'T TELL A SOUL... Telling our most intimate secrets over dinner at Old Ox... oh, | meant a virgin marguerita. Pantyhose on rainy Fri- days, Savon, Lori Y. hand signals! What did they mean? then learning, then really learning! Thanx for all the great times!! Katy Mc, Madam Prezzz — We've been up and we've been down but we always end up on top of things. | love you for the confidence you inject in me and your perpetual support. Jenae (alias one more than T.W.A. coffee) Ist day of 4th grade — Are you new here too? Yellow cards for perverted poetry (Mike Harris, does your mother know about this? State parties, running into Buddy SWAT Bullocks. Try it in a Toyota (it doesn't work!) Jan. 3! Mom, I'm in Love! Lies to Mad Jack for the deal of the century! That did so include speakers! Newport Beach., 2:30 a.m. | could have sworn we parked here! $32 towing bill. MORE ANNOYED? Todd Harvey lingo — only the P.P.'s can master that one. Mike and Mary Beth's place. Gregg: Intellectual jokes, Can you take me to... What should | wear? Styx, Queen, Yuk! Sharing personal things, I'm going to miss you next year when I'm away at college, you better make our name immortal at good Ol' CHS! Hang in there next year when the going gets tough. Take care of my school. O.K.? The Squad of '80 rules! We'll be back next year to haunt you all. Class of '80 Forever! XOXO Wendi T. It's hard to believe the long awaited 3 years of high school are so soon over. Thanks to so many for making my time at Crawford so great. Melanie, Tina, Linda — Executive Hotel, counting ballots, tardies in Billing's, late ASB Ball bids, Mary Castleberry — Shelley — Ist doubles all the way. too much power'' — Sharon — I'll never forget the beans or your true friendship: Rag off! — Deanne — Loved working with you keep up the tennis, luv — Well Strebe, we actually made it through 2 years of driving to school with Wil- son's. Live and forgive, love you — Leslie — So glad we're friends — Lisa — take care of Annie, thanks for caring. Mikey H — Ponce's and watching you become a real H20 polo player were great — Kenny — thanks for being my morale booster. — Scott and the infamous Feeny's, How | will remember the words ''Get naked , and the gorgeous roses! Collin — thanks for giving me my first confrontation with discrimination — | have a lot of respect. Griffin — I'll never forget our friendship struggling with math, trying to study, help!!! Mr. Rogers, being proud of B's 11th ASB Ball, becoming a real foot- ball player, congrats! — Darryl — good luck always, | hear there's a great masseuse school in Cambridge. Brian — Sorry we didn't meet earlier; We'll see, | love your levis — Jenae — 3 musketeers, New Years Eve at KDK's Homecoming decorations after the accident, campaign parties, P.R., C.P., dinner with C.P. and L.K. Good luck! Luv — Stacey — | will miss you end- lessly, Toucans, going to Horace Mann, ''What are we doing here? ASB, fighting and working it out. | love you — Annie, my dearest little sis, what will | do without you, mentor and friend? Spanish together, racquetball with M. and P., A.P., ‘I hear he's good Take care I'll always be here when you need me. M.W. (principal) thanks for being a true friend. Wendi — One is lucky to find 2 friends in a lifetime whom one trusts, understands, and loves. I'm very fortunate to have found you in my first 8 years. Chris and Dave, New Year's with all of us. A deathly memory never forgotten and a true friendship never lost. Always — Dearest Mike — Who's the guy in the shorts? 10th grade Pres. — black, | 1th ASB and figuring out who you were, the start of some- thing great. John Tarantino's, June Ist, Boys State, Imperial Beach, backgam- mon, squabbles, H20 Polo 5th period lunches, skiing, banquets, I've learned a most important idea from you. you will be you and | will be me and if by chance we still care, it will be beautiful. | love you, Thanks to everyone in ASB, 1980 cabinet, and all who helped. Mr. Fairley too, It's been a superb year!!! All Hail Crawford High School, we will be true to thee. Katy CRUISIN' — The magical mystery tour began with the search for Nirvana. Terror had struck Quadville with the insincerities of a superficial life. It was up to Captain Disco Draz and the Courageous C-Horse Cowboys to save the mobocracy and make the Empire safe for water polo. Thus, our heroes clim- bed into their dusty brown starship to travel here and there with many amaz- ing feats and good times for all. With things clear on the Aquatics front, it was now up to the Sand Castle Lady to inspire all the mouths that had noth- ing to say. Incredible new heights of vocal achievements were attained under the leadership of the ski-bum in her cool car. Foreign dialects were encoun- tered along the path to Utopia yet the glowing Mrs. D and Mrs. M were able to translate the mess. The situation appeared well in hand when it was found that the dreaded Cousin Ralph had set up a new headquarters in a certain FIA Canyon. A posse of fantastic individuals had to be found to squash Cousin Ralph. Such a group existed with the fiendish talent that was neces- sary to produce a triumph. The party consisted of Stumpy, Disco Greencard, A. Wipe, Jolly Green Giant and yours truly, Bonzo. Although several prob- lems were incurred such as exploding radiators and fast rabbits, Cousin Ralph was squashed. Latter battles would be fought, such as the minor incidents at the jetty where the Twin Fin Sinner, the Mushboard Monger, and the Suishine Kid would usually triumph, yet none would match the intensity of the canyon. The Magical mystery tour was filled with many people that will exist forever in the past, present, and future consciousness of the tour guide. Chico — let's go soifin'; Scott — the good times were great; Eric — swooping at higher institutions of education; Chris — don't drift too far; Heather — My first date, you're great; Jimmy — you stud!; Dana — intellectual resident a Palo Alto; Fred — move the previous question; Darryl — the smartest guy | know. Nordy — cruisin in the Ghia, Evelyn — All around success now and for- ever; The Polo Team — You guys are the greatest; Senior Class Cabinet — The best Sr. Class ever; Randy, Mark, Sharron, and the rest of the I.S. er's — an inspriation. Wendi S$. — An untapped energy resource; Wendy T. — Wherever it is, you'll find success; and Katy — many good times were spent discussing all sorts of politics over a good pitcher of coke-sprite? What was on Saturday Night Live? Thanks for the memories Everyone. When it's right, you'll knw it. When it's good, you'll feel it. Do unto others as ya would have them do unto you. With much Respect, Admiration, Sincerity, and Apprecia- tion, Mike Hird. Advertising — 207 i ‘Fae = = ee � RP ’ , BUS... 2a7-1922 Gi a) HOME INCOME Boys’ AND MEN'S WEAR RES.: $82-5432 i | SALES DICK BISHOP Aaron's Rockin’ Horse REALTOR | Siskog Really Ca. 4935 Et Cason BLvp. AARON ROSSMAN SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 92115 PHONE 582-3485 6561 GL CAJON BLVD. 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Adams es ee lofi | f Z i Lf Advertising — 211 Zs CaS = ee Looking Towards Tomorrow Another year can be added to the his- _ which will be valuable for coming yearsif tory of Crawford High School. Through- Western League play in athletic out the nine months the Colts worked proved to be optimistic as the Colt hard in academics, and participated in united together to demonstrate theif many activities that the campus had to — support as well as their enthusiasm. No offer. even the rainy winter could dampen thi With the Class of 1980 preparing spirit of Crawford High School. } themselves for lifetime goals, a sense of For all 1980 has been a year of growt} excitement and apprehension was close and change that has helped each ang at hand. 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