David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

Eighty-One: Expressions of a Year ..0 v rtfi ?« % nfc$. o i - r ' — % ' %$£- ST ? ' t £t-Y J V rye a. t aJ f uvnJ Gwcft DAVID STARR JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL BACK TO SCHOOL - SEPT 16 NEW STUDENTS REGISTER NOW MILK BOWL - 9 17 t4S£ f Jm.d - i We Express Ourselves . . . in Campus Life 10 as The Class of ' 81 40 in Sports 82 as The Class of ' 82 132 in Academics 152 as The Class of ' 83 H 180 in Organizations 200 Jordan ' s Expressions of ' 81: Faces Show Feelings Happiness, anger, disappointment, joy — we have ex- pressed all of these and more in ' 80 — ' 81, and our faces showed it. Whether contemplating action on the volleyball court, psyching ourselves up for a football game, chowing down at lunch, cheering for our teams, or engaging in any other of our many activities, we let everyone know how we felt through our expres- sions. They became the symbols of this unique year at Jordan. 1 H Bw H H 61 Pip w s m .-2j£ The camera captured us in contemplation, in serious chats, and just foolin ' around as we lived through the action and emotions of another special school year. Cline Square was a center of activity as we gathered to relax or rally and share the days of 80 — ' 81. Can we ever forget these days that made us gaze in wonder, grimace in frustration, and peer anxiously in concern? Never — no more than we will forget those moments when we struck poses for our roving photo- graphers. The highs, lows, and in-betweens of our years were reflected in our pictures. We Express Ourselves in Life on campus at Jordan means dif- ferent things to different people. It may mean yelling your tonsils out in sup- port of the Panther teams. It may mean cotton candy and friends at Homecom- ing or wondering why you ' re standing there waiting to play another drum roll. But, most important, it means for all of us a chance to make a choice about how, where, and when we will express our talents and our feelings. •LEO LAND COTTON CANDY  £ tU i H v m ■flk r m Varsity Yell Expresses Enthusiasm For Jordan ' s Athletic Teams Jordan ' s ' 80 — ' 81 varsity yell squad promoted school spirit and unity, the key ingredient to a successful yell group. The squad attended cheerleading camp in Santa Barbara. There they learned a great deal about how to express their enthusiasm and support for the school ' s teams. Members worked hard cheering for the football and basketball teams and also showed much school pride at Jordan ' s rallies and assemblies. Members of varsity yell pictured here are: Theresa Runswick, Alisha Wright, Becky Weill, Rachel Gallardo, Squad Leader Gail Falkenburg, Co-Captain Tamara Thomas, Charlotte Ruben, Co-Captain Shelly Null, and Lonie Hegedus. J. V. Yell Stirs Pride for Juniors, Sophs The J. V. Yell squad of ' 80 — ' 81 was a great success and enjoyed cheering together for the J. V. and soph- omore teams. Most members of the squad went to the USA camp and learned many new cheers and ideas. At camp they also earned three superior ribbons and one exceptional, along with having a wonderful time. Squad members pictured individually here are Felicia Thompson, Leader April Anderson, Kim Cash, Julie Carrier, and Gretchen Welch. Not shown is Stephanie McKinnon. Mascots Help Yel Pepsters Boost Spirit 1980-81 Jordan mascots Joe LeDoux and Denise Williams gave the Pepsters and Yell squads a hand in boosting school spirit. They demonstrated their pride and uniqueness in the many skits they pre- pared and performed this year. Without them, our Jordan cheers would have been incomplete. Pepsters Just Can ' t Hide That 01 ' Panther Pride This year ' s proud pepsters, under the direction of Ms. Lindahl, brought excitement and lots of spirit to our pep rallies, assemblies and games. They performed in many successful halftime shows and parades. A few of the girls attended U.S.A. summer cheerlead- ing camp where they learned several new routines and won various ribbons. The vivacious girls put in many long hard hours of practice every day during the summer to perfect their routines and cheers. They have proven themselves through many fine performances. -£3% ■S B SiS i fb ' -fi 3 1 • « f Inl ■ m H Flag girls striking a pose are Front: Chris Baeten, Lynn McPherson, Jean Wolfe; Back: Paula Desmond, Terri Owens and Head Flag Girl Cyndi Monroe. At left pepsters salute Hollywood at Homecoming. Song girls seen at mid-page left are Front: Lori Worth, Lisa Vinson, Karen Mowry; Back: Head Song Girl Mary Powers, Shannon Banks, and Krista Jandelli. Below left, pepster alumnae join ' 80 — ' 81 members in Homecoming reunion. Food, Fun Occupy Us at Lunch, Rallies As always lunch and rallies were favorite times of the day for Jordanites. Our faces were sometimes funny and even grotesque as we opened wide for that last mouthful of calo- ries to keep us going. Many students were also heard to ex- press themselves somewhat vehemently on the subject of this year ' s increased lunch prices. But that didn ' t stop our fun in joining in on the rallies led by Jordan pep groups urging us on to show that Panther spirit. gn 1 2 r,v j r i l ft c? ; .A sL jjh Pantherettes Show Spirit, Excitement, Pride Spirit, enthusiasm, and pride were all expressed by the 1980-81 Pantherettes. The girls practiced weekly during the summer and throughout the school year. They helped create spirit and unity by supporting minor sports events and selling spirit buttons as well as performing at rallies and football games. Row 1: Cynthia Brown. Val Rivers, Dance Captain Noreena Beckenbach, Captain Kathy Slattery, Co-Captain Karen Cather, Dance Captain Jeannie Arndt, Viveca Rivers, Right Guide, Sue Waxenfelter. Row 2: Julie McNeley, Dawn Carpenter, Patty Shreffner, Right Guide Teri Owings, Tina Tyler. Donna Appleby, Dana Robinson, Barbara Davis. Cindy Asbee, Becky Fields. Trisha Franz. Row 3: Susan Elston, Christy Howell, Right Guide Laura Ninke, Jacque Archuleta, Trisha Hartman, Lisa Gurule, Rene Lara, Kathy Trotter, Yvonne Lytkowski, Janet Riggins, Kathy Westfall, Right Captain Kathy Slattery and Co-Captain Karen Cather were responsible for making up competition routines as well as keeping discipline. Dance Captains Noreena Beckenbach and Jeannie Arndt made up and taught fight songs, halftime routines, and dances for rallies. The captains and some of the other girls also attended a camp in San Diego at Point Loma college where they gained various new ideas. Guide Kristin Ornella, Veronica Valdez. Row 4: Ten Mayo, Joyce Voegele, Denise Meddaugh, Right Guide Jane Arboleda, Rene Apple. Phyllis Robin- son, Right Guide Pauline Ramirez, My Diep. Rica Gallardo. Jane Johnson, Lissette Castaneda, Ethel Torres, Brenda Willis. Row 5: Cindy Bell, Right Guide Holly Vis, Elaine Shull, Lisa White, Sally Shrum, Antinette Ralph, Tracy West, Lavina Barnes, Mary Shrum, Nancy Sutton, Shelly Williams, Right Guide Chantal Bourgeois. Marching Band Lends Color To Games, Rallies During the fall, the Panther Marching Band participated at all football games, performing a different half-time show at each home game. In addi- tion, the band marched in several parades, including the Montebello Royale Parade, and the San Pedro Christmas Parade. The band also had the honor of being the host band for the prestigious All-Western Band Review. In the spring the symphonic band performed at several concerts and festivals. Front row: Sue Loucks, Glenda Howe, Cheryl Barnes. Angle Owens, Kim Hopson, Melody Turner. Row 2: Vlnce Costello, Maurice Tolbert, Barry Chenault, Richard Leslie, Sheri Hibden, Ron Abbott, Boret Phao, Dina Taylor, Tina Taylor, Gary Jensen, Paul Doty, Craig Harbick, Pam Wood, Kris Spence, Michelle Johnston, Melinda Shirley, Darryl Smith, Pat Remley, Brad Freeman, Bill Cloud. Row 3: Jennifer Tibbe, Charles Rasmussen, Sherry Moore, Greg Farash, Beth Dodd, Kristin Eno, Vernon Boyd, Mike Heard, John Donahue, Danny Mendivil, Mark Creech. Row 4: Larry Edwards, Lalopua Maae, Desiree Genisesse. Jim Young, Mike Avants. Mark De Sordi, Jan Loughndge, Amy Scweitzer, Steve Foe, Denise Brill, John Garcia. Back Row Brian Williams, Tom Wright, Les Choat, Chris Busch, Antonio Brown, Tammy Vickers, Danny Anderson, Bob Hanna, Loran Jordan, Mike Marek, K.C. Dunbar, Lon Dimmitt, Dale Yegge. Pageantry Performs With Marching Band This year ' s pageantry performed at all home football games and marched in several parades. In addition, they participated at several tall flag clinics and competitions. The group of girls per- form wherever the band performs. Practice usu- ally begins as early as 7:15 and continues until the end of first period each school day. Pictured below are: Sue Loucks, Glenda Howe, Cheryl Barnes, Angie Owen, Kim Hopson, Melody Turner. Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble Play Variety of Music With the addition of several new string players, the orchestra was able to perform a wider variety of music this year. The group participated in the fall, Christmas and spring concerts and festivals throughout the year. This year ' s jazz ensemble participated in several jazz festivals and concerts throughout Southern Califor- nia. The band also played at all home basketball games and at several community events. Row 1: Anne Galindo, Lissette Castaneca. Rica Galardo. Row 2: Tom York, Gary Genson, Monica Nobriga, Susan Parmeter. Joyce Bahman. John Rayburn, Jerry Farrier, Malcolm Hale. Row 3: Sherry Moore. Kim Bishop, Robert Morts. Laura Pender- grass, Michael Klatt, Demse Brill, John Garcia. Brinetta Thomas, James Sproul, Sheri Outlaw, Harold Andoto, Karen Weimer, Diana Brill. Kelvin Mosely. Jan Loughridge. Row 1 ; Howard Hulin Loran Jor- dan, Pat Donerson, Maurice Tol- bert, Jan Lockbridge, Dale Yagge, Boret Phoe. Row 2: Mark Hartley, Malcolm Hale, Les Choat, Steve Foe. Charlie Rasmassion. John Donahue Row 3 Lon Dimmitt, John Garcia. K.C. Dunbar, Andy Black. Danny Mendevile, Tammy Vickers. Class of 1981 gsssii - • Rivers, Minor Lead Dance to Success Beginning and advanced dance classes were a big success this year under the instr uction of Mrs. Breskovich. The forty-two students in the advanced class, along with the fifty-six students in beginning dance put on a fine show in March. The theme of the show was On Broadway. ' with dance selections from All That Jazz, Xanadu, Fame, and Dancin. The dance director was Viv- eca Rivers, and the assistant director was Greg Minor. Row 1 : Jari King, Lucia Camargo, Leticia Guevara, Cora Castellano, Jane Johnson, Anita Moore, Denise Meddaugh. Saundra Wilson, Rene Stephens, Teresa McConnell. Row 2: Joyce Voegele, Debbie Little, Candy Mackey, Pat Chavez, Jacque Archuleta, Jeannie Shaw, Donna Theis, Victoria Lane, Alice William, Rochelle Truby. Row 3: De- Keiron McDonald, Mimosa Paano, Doranae Lewis, Debbie Richter, Jennifer Hergenrother, Brenda Thompson, Cyndi Sims, Jodi Stewart, Kim Broyles, Denise Garrison. Row 4: LaRhonda William, Traci Williams, Latricia Mack, Carmen Rowley, Sandra Wilson, Latricia Williams, Kim McMiller, Gina Hester, Amy Schweitzer, Diane Corona, Glenda Trariq, Paul Hilton. Row 1: Nancy Warner, Jeannie Arndt, Yong Yi, Miriam Solis, Connie Ortez. Charlotte Ruben. Becky Weill, Karen Mowry, Teri Goldston. Row 2: Viveca Rivers, Jenifer Vines, Laurie MacDonald, Felicia Thompson, Val Rivers, Yolanda Woodard, Teri Mayo, Kathy Slattery. Dawn Graff, Nelsina Jackson. Row 3: Cynthia Brown, Alisha Wright, Dana Tardy, Shelly Nelson, Dee Torres, Eileen Easter, Gretchen Welch, Dawn Pucillo, Teresa Runswick. Row 4: Gregg Minor, Sheila Harris, Mary Powers, Christy Howell, Michelle Hadley, Jackie Connor, Dianne Nickel, Toni Ralph, Nancy Warner, Rebecca Silver. Karen Mowry Wins Homecoming Crown Senior Karen Mowry was crowned Jordan Homecoming Queen for 1980 at pre-game ceremonies Homecoming night. Homecoming Princesses chosen by the student body are pictured on the opposite page. Students Enjoy Hoopla of Homecoming 1980 Homecoming events started at 6:00 A.M. with many enthusiastic and dedicated Panthers helping to set up their club booths in Cline Square. Students attended classes until 12:30 p.m., at which time the booths were opened and alumni were allowed on campus. At 2 p.m. a pep rally was held in the stadium where all alumni and the 1980-81 pep groups performed. Also at this time awards for best costume and booth were announced. This year ' s booth winner was the Jordan Band. Harold Charlie Chaplin Roach received first place for his costume. Because oudre -friends all -Vhe loscaud -fnersdehip. Love, Jodie p.5. M marvi v O AS. M vppivJ£ SS,T B p pps.A bamm«r otoc . Oow CP o £. £ 7 TTC £TV £ r o l« A « Jala cuncJ tfMik, as -T (V w 5 r vft Was L rabA to a! n . 11 JL P • Moo: udvt - p surf H? V dea a tend had +oge. ' Wrt€£.Ta ifteiK TVn€. qoLmes, 5e r i a d qfteg...,1 d ' d, Xd r oec-vA -t £p Lr - 4 = vxc . Mtttti -Soot, c 4$le C S - CPass o ' bSL VJ ass o -Qta. .. 4=K ©rut. M - .X IA I wvx isrsjidk laOOJ Xji f: Jordan ' s choral groups gave voice to tne spirit of the school once again by performing at their very best in a variety of settings. These included the annual Even- song, Spring Concert, Vespers, and Commencement. The singers are directed by Mr. Alan Caddick. Cecelian Singers pictured below include: Front Row: Margaret van Hoorn, Lilia Holmes, Donna Williams, Adrienne Meier, Jari King, Jeanette Gully, Evonne Hundley, Ruth Soriano, Mila White; Row 2: Montina Ramsey, Audra Wright, Trenain Richardson, Jodi Stewart, Michelle Nasetzel, Lenel Lee, Kathryn Morris, Kathy Spies, Betty Jo Garcia; Row 3: Latresha Irvin, Karen Mitchell, Candy Pederson, Sonyah Westerlund, Robbie Thompson, Lois Thomason, Donna Veith, Peggy Mitchell. A Cappella Choir: Front Row Charlestine Thomas, Jaydene Sussell, L ' Rea Gulley, Harold Roach, Nedra Casey, Tern Darling, i | Barbara Armstrong. Ricardo Smith; Row 2: Anndrenise Cooper, Marti Sussell, Audra Wright, John Scott, John Gaskill, Claudia Stokes. Rebecca Slifer, Cryss Presson, Cathy Sherman, Row 3: Bernard Jones, Timothy Williams, Aaron Boggoney, Lejeanne White, Sebastian Goodlow. James Robledo, Darryell Frazier, Lisa White, Elaine Shull. Vocal Ensemble: Front Row: Lilia Holmes, Mary Smith, Harold Roach, bara Armstrong, Maria Martin; Row 2: Chen Outlaw, John Moritz, Claudia Stokes, Steve Linko, Susan Parmeter, Karen Mitchell, t itC  V£ l Autographs i ta te WUk U U ,0 - % U fXU.U JTiL WU-i UX (Od±U llUU kjl i{§ J ' io;UL CjS - We Express Ourselves as the Seniors at last — looking down on lowly juniors and sophomores . . . doing everything for the last time as Jor- dan students . . . wondering where we ' ll be next year . . . imagining what everyone will look like at our ten-year re- union: these and so much more made up the year of ' 81. The senior section of the Trailblazer has tried to capture those moments and preserve them forever. Bowman Leads Senior Class Shari Bowman (right) was chosen Senior Class President and provided leadership in such projects as selling carna- tions at homecoming and planning to sell T Shirts for the class of ' 81, as well as coordinating a brunch for the class of ' 81 after the Prom. 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The winners are seen here. Most Likely to Succeed — Laurie Wong, Steve Fineman Most Intelligent — Lori Worth, Rich Little ■EK2H ft m -.: ♦ ! rA m L H r W; jpm ! ' y • i Athletic — Denise Williams, Michael Most Popular — Karen Mowry, Henry Lew Personality — Danny Anderson Not shown are Donna Salvage, voted Biggest Flirt, and Jolene Owens, selected as Best Personality. i Best Smile — Ron Jackson, Laura Ninke ;nda Wright. Danny Committee Selects Bank of America Plaque Winners The Jordan High School Scholarship Committee, composed of teachers, selected as this year ' s plaque winners of the Bank of America Achievement Awards Gretchen Hunnel, Richard Little, Cheri Outlaw, and Laurie Wong. They represented Jordan at the Bank of America zone competition. On the facing page are Jordan runners-up to the plaque recipients. Each received a Bank of America Certificate in recognition of achievement in his or her field. Chen A. Outlaw — Fine Arts Laurie G. Wong — Science Math Richard E. Little ■ Gretchen A. Hunnel Vocational Arts Bank of America Certificate Recipients Steven Fineman — English Susan Ann Jeunnette — Science Thomas E. Hope — Social Studies Teresa L. Nemeth — Home Economics Dennis J. Smith — Trades Indust Julie M. Frew — Business You ' ve Come a Long Way, Baby! Guess Who? Would you believe that these innocent-looking babies are now graduat- ing seniors in the Class of ' 81? It ' s true! Even then their expressions showed a wide range of feelings. How bout a date? The All-American Boy I ' m tellin ' Mommy 1 I ' m available Future cheerleader Bedtime already 9 Ik See my baby? Centerfold potential I use Close-Up! Really, I ' m Innocent! That ' s a good one 1 Do I have to? Wanna race ' ' If you need help identifying these cherubs, see page 220 Gimme some! No 1 It ' s mine 1 Please, Mommy ' ' Should I say yes 9 Wanna hear a joke 9 What? Me worry? Ha! Say what?! Photographic prodigy I ' m naturally curly. Clark Gable? Wanna play 9 Did you say candy - Who ' s who 9 Change me 1 Aha! fa ? f We Express Ourselves in In sports we can express our ambitions, our compete- tiveness, and our pleasure in physical action. We gain pride in a job well done. And sometimes we suffer the agony of defeat as well. 1980-81 had its share of both, as we see when we look back over the expressions we showed during this special year. Sports 1 S V fc 7 j Injuries Plague Varsity In Difficult Season Injuries to players, including starting quarterback Michael Greer, plagued the varsity Panthers this year as they completed a season that featured only one victory. Ex- cited by an opening win against Santiago, Jordan fans saw their hopes go unfulfilled as the team emerged from the Moore League season with a 0-5 record. Nonetheless, there were exciting moments. For in- stance, who ' ll forget Kenny Williams ' return of the kic- koff for a touchdown at the opening of the second half of the Homecoming game? Front Row: Henry Lew, Kirk Girley, Ronald Jackson, Lance Leveque, Javiar Orneles, Henry Espinoza, Randy Solomon, Benny Garcia, Leroy Howard. Row 2: ToiJuan Shannon, Peter Drolet, Tony Carter, Greg Arcenaux, Chuch Hunden, Napoleon Singletary, Todd Wooten, Brian Turner, Julio Romero. Row 3: Coach Tom Clanton, Coach Jack Lif- shin, John Hause, Darryle Robinson, Mike Bowen, Greg Foster, Kenny Williams, Eric Vaughn, Billy Gil, Coach Jay Hagey. Row 4: Ron Tipton, Jose Valdez, Michael Greer, John Clark, Andy Dlugosz, Dean Man- koski. David Schulz, Rudy Espino, Dana Oliveras. Row 5: Dennis Smith, Don Wild, Mark Faust, Scott Elwell, Steve Helfreck, Chris Evans, Rob Hegner, Jim Hohman, Stanley Minor, Johnny Baker. J.V. ' s Tie for Second in Moore League Play Even though the J.V. ' s lost some fine players like Elijah Fitzhugh and Mark Gershen because of injuries, the team continued to improve. Most valuable player Julius Wright sparked the offense with fine running as well as receiving. Steve Ramirez, continually the leading tackier, led the defense with superb play. By league play quarterback Paul Olin stepped in and combined his excellent throwing arm with Wright ' s nimble hands to pace the team to a successful season ending in a tie for second place in the Moore League competition. Sophs Emerge as League Co-Champs With an overall 8-1 record and 4 wins and 1 loss in Moore League play, the Jordan sophomore football team came out tied for first place. According to Coach Jim Eden, the teams biggest win was the 7-6 defeat of Poly here at Jordan, puttiing the Panth- ers into the championship. He also noted as a high point the 16-0 win over Lakewood when most valuable player Anthony Thompson gained 227 yards. Best defensive back was Mike Aloni, while Andre Frazier was the outstanding defensive lineman. Manuel Calderon and Ben Figoura shared honors as best offensive backs, and Bret Frazier was best offensive lineman. Front Row: Shaun Raiford, Paul Serrio, Ernest Howard, Doug Sutt, Michael Agary. Mike Estrada, Ruben Gonzales. Tim Sanchez. Danny Hodge; Row 2: Nick Prince, Dewayne Evans, Richard Rocardo, James Smite, Glenn Daniels, John Gordon. Larry Fancholle, Manuel Calderon, Eric Norwood; Row 3: Coach Eden, George Throkie, Earl Engelenberg, Paul Bastic, Kenny Burke, Ben Figoura, Manny O ' Dell, Damien Walker. Kenny Baker; Row 4: Glen Daniels. Mike Aloni, Andre Frazier, Danny Garcia, Troy Clark, Bill Burks. Anthony Thompson, John Smith, Ron Thomas; Row 5: Robert Davis, James Kihan, Bret Frazier, Joseph Foster, Ron Wilcox, Antonio Brown, David Graves, Bill Fox, Fred Hills, Errol Verale. m _ m ii t f ' i Mftia t fj VARSITY: Truong Long, Walter Ozawa, Willie Kurutz, Anthony Scotty, David Long, Cory Metzger, Coach Kanarek, Dan Delp, Thomas Martin, Danny Anderson. SOPHS: Thomas Hulshof, Don Kennedy, David Lockyer, Randy Wooten, Mario Baptista, Joe Warner, Maureen Mackin, Coach Kanarek, Richard Wolfe. James Starbuck Varsity Water Polo Lacks Swim Experiences The 1980 varsity water polo team ended its sea- son in fifth place with a 2-12 record. Coach Frank Kanarek characterized the team as a ju- nior ball-club. The players had the ability to score, he said, but they needed more swim- ming ability to play a better defense. He projected that the team will show improvement next year. The coach named Anthony Scotty as most valuable player and Truong Long as most improved. Sophs Determined But Overmatched Determined and enthusiastic but overmatched, this year ' s sophomore water polo team went win- less in league competition. Coach Kanerek stated that he felt the team members all had sparks of brilliance and showed a desire to improve. They did a presentable job considering that they had no experience at all, he said. They played up to and beyond their potential Outstanding sophomore was Randy Wooten. 87 Varsity, Row 1: Diane Moore, Deann Williams, Susan Fletcher, Shelley Mink; Row 2: Denise Williams, Prin- cetta Gubany, Teresa Nemeth, Becky Landis, Julie Myers. Varsity Spikers Have 5-5 Season Susan Fletcher and Denise Williams led the 1980-81 varsity vol- leyball team to a 5-5 win-loss record. Despite these statistics, Coach Olive Boot felt that the team was one of the best in the league. They were all very competitive and worked together, she said, and I expect the team to improve next year since five of the players are returning, including two promising sophomores. On the J.V. squad, Sherry Moore received the Coach ' s Award, while Tammy Patton was chosen as most improved. J. V., Row 1: Michelle Truby, Teresa Daniels, Liza Gurule, Tammy Patton; Row 2. Chris Baten, Tracy Gerdner, Arzell Anderson, Sherry Moore, Renae Tyner. M«  «  fiH J Mfjfe M W  M Leo Hernandez Leads Varsity Cross-Country Senior Leo Hernandez led the 1980-81 varsity men ' s cross-country team. Although Jordan came in fifth in league competition, Coach Hartzell Alpizar felt that the team was a strong one in the sense that it was a very young group. Coach Alpizar expects improvement next year since all but two of the varsity runners will be returning. In addition to Hernandez as MVP, the coach named Chuck Franks as most inspira- tional and Reggie Bernard as most improved. Front Row: Leo Hernandez, Chuck Franks; Row 2: Robert Mendoza, Reggie Bernard, Erik Bonilla, Michael Davis, Edgardo C. Vilas, Coach Alpizar. Sophomores Head Junior Varsity Determination and endurance were shown by the 1980-81 junior varsity team, according to their coach, who noted that two sophomores led the cross-country runners. The team came in fifth in Moore League, but Coach Alpizar commented that, like the varsity, this was a very young group with good prospects for improvement next year. Top team mem- bers were Dale Yeggie and Jim Tomlinson. Front Row: Craig Harbic, Mario Martinez, Dale Yegge, James Tomlinson, Rick Curtice; Rov 2: Harold Andoetoe, JoJo Ortega, Howard Dorsey, Dan Andoetoe, Oscar Blabagno, Bil Bauser, Steve Barnes, Miguel Gill. f i : a ; m • Jill Julie Frew Leads Women Runners The Jordan Girls ' cross-country team com- pleted the season in fourth place in the league. At the annual Cross-Country Banquet Julie Frew received the most valuable runner award, Clara Gaskill was named most inspira- tional runner, and Suzzane Dominguez won honors as most improved runner. The team was a very young team, and since there were two sophomores in the top five, things look promising for next year. Seen at right are Front Row: Clara Gaskill, Susana Dmominguez Row 2: Luanda Kennedy, Desiree Ander- son, Kim Insley, Terrl Mabry. On the opposite page is Coach Barry Welch. Young Hoopsters Face Tough Varsit ' Described by Coach Bob Cook as a young team that showed improvement throughout the season, the Panther varsity basketball team had a tough season, winning one and losing nineteen games. Sopho- mores Andy Coffman, Lemuel Neal, and David Brandon moved right into the varsity level, with Coffman winning the coach ' s award for most consistent play. Ed Dorham was this year ' s most valuable player and team captain. Brent Bandley was named most improved. Season Front Andy Coffman, Jimmy Beasom. Back Kevin Greer, Robert Taylor, David Brandon, Dwayne Hope, Marcus Raiford, Edward Dorham, Kenny Clark, Brent Bandley. Jon Drummer, Lemuel Neal. Coach Cook. 01 JjT J.V. ' s Stay in the Game Every Game Commenting on a season record of 7-13 and a sixth place finish, Coach Fred Eden said: I feel that the J.V. team played very well this year. We were in every game. We never lost by more than five or six points. The team ' s top players were Mar- ion Clark, Darnell Edwards, Trent Fuggins, Leroy How- ard, Scott Elwell, and Tom Ford. Front Mike Caarvat Leroy Howard, Darnell Edwards. Keith Berkley. Back: Sebastian Goodlaw Eric Fishe Marvin Kercherval. Trent Fuggins. Tom Ford, Eric Vaughn. Frank Simon, Julius Wright, Coach Eden, Sophs Win More, Take Third Place The 9-6 record posted by this year ' s sophomore basketball team represented the most wins by Panther sophs in seven years. Led by 6 ' 5 team captain John Simpson, the team defeated Lakewood, Wilson, and Poly two games each and took third place in the league. Simpson was Most Valuable Player, scoring a high of 36 points against Poly Walter Moore and Ernest Howard were other outstanding players. Eric James, captain of the soph reserves, led his team to a fourth place finish. Girls Make CIF Playoffs Just as predicted by Coach Lori Lindahl before the season opened, the girls varsity basketball team made its way to the CIF playoffs this year. I am most proud of their effort and team spirit, said Ms. Lindahl of the team. They were a credit to Jordan High. Action shots seen here are from the playoff game against St. Joseph ' s who defeated the Jordan team. Front: Kim Andrews, Sharon Neal. Donna Salvage, Annette LeBlanc. Back: Coach Lindahl, Joann Baeten, Denise Williams, Lisa Brandon, Regina Williams, Sally Shrum, Renae-Tyner, Deann Wil- liams, Ramona Williams, Teresa Daniels. Brandon, Williams Spark Varsity in Outstanding Year Most valuable players Lisa Brandon and Ramona Williams were key to this year ' s girls ' varsity basketball season. Both were named to the All-League first team as Jordan finished third and secured a berth in the CIF Playoffs. Receiving All-League Honorable Mention were Denise Williams and Regina Williams. Denise was also named most inspi- rational, while Regina was selected as most promising sophomore. Joann Baeton and Annette LeBlanc shared Coach ' s Award honors, and Deann Williams was named best defender. J.V. Racks Up Winning Season The 1981 Junior Varsity basketball team was also very successful this year. The team had the honor of being Moore League Co-Champs. They had a lot of talent in 5 11 sophomore Bridgette Ligon and in Sherry Jones. Trenain Richardson, who was voted Most Valuable Player, was another outstanding team member. Seen at left are Front: Sherry Jones. Arzell Anderson, Bridgette Ligon, Charlene Brunner, and Shelly Mink; Back: Trenain Richardson, Kathy Clay. Samantha Roberson, Michelle Truby. Gymnasts Show Form, Style Looking toward a successful season, the boys ' gymnastics team included Todd Wooton and Bernard Marshall, high scorers in floor exercises. Sophomore George Paine was top all-around per- former, while Hector Cazares excelled on the pommel horse. Team members seen at right are Front: Hilton Bullard, Joe LeDoux, Tony Carter, Eric Nichols, Luis Sanchez; Row 2: Mario Guerra, Javier Murrillo, Hector Cazares, George Paine, Ron Duenas, Bernard Marshall, Mike Putnam. Fine Athletes Form Girls ' Gymnastics Team Coach Len Stewart characterized this year ' s girls ' gymnastics team as a fine group of student athletes and said, Working with them is a real pleasure. ' ' He named Becky Brothers, Sana Awad, and Julie Jones as top members of the squad. Seen above are Front: Dawn Starr, Becky Brothers; Row 2: Gianna Guerrero, Sana Awad, Julie Jones, Brenda Willis, Mary Shrum; Row 3: Phyllis Ryan, Jeanette Gulley, Hye Chung, Veronica Barnes, Teresa McConnell. Front: Bruce Ray. Mark Cunning- ham, David Wagstaff, Martin Barajas, Son Le, Boret Phao; Row 2: Coach Clanton, Ed Cayetano, Saeed Zamani. Tom Wright, Greg Carter. Mike Avants, Doug Ed- wards, Coach Meinhardt. Tennis Teams Get in the Swing Top players on this year ' s varsity tennis team included seniors Martin Barajas and Son Le and junior Ed Cayetano. Coach Ralph Meinhardt remarked that the team needed more players and said, We will find it difficult to stay out of last place, but we believe we look good, we feel good, and we are the greatest! Junior varsity coach Tom Clanton singled out Robert Francis as his top team member and also noted the need for more players. Asked to predict how the team would end the season, the coach responded, Alive. But, he said, we will try to have f un and improve our tennis ability as the season progresses. ■ff.w Front Row: Susan Jeunneite, Jan McKenzie, Tern Siver, Kim Westby, Row 2: Coach Sprague, Gretchen Hunnel, Tammy Schatz. Carol Lumsden, Susan Wanamaker, Cheri Outlaw, Manager Maureen Rosson. Varsity Women Show Tennis Talent Despite a 4-11 season record, the varsity women ' s tennis team showed talent and spirit, according to Coach Harriet Sprague. Outstanding varsity player Terri Siver won the first round of singles play in the All-City Moore League competition, playing three tie-breaker sets for a total of two-and-a-half hours. Top Jordan doubles players were Gretchen Hunnel and Tammy Schatz, but Carol Lumsden and Susan Wan- namaker were able to move to All-City Moore League doubles and win the first round as well. Jan McKenzie was the outstanding sophomore varsity player. Front Row: Minuet Bui, Diana Silva, Yvonne Kirk, Anita Porter, Judy Bergeron. Angel July, Denise Wilherlm, Dina Taylor: Row 2: Manager Wendy Tripple, Cheryl Lewis. Cami Bancroft, Mary Gallas, Nancy Valencia, Janice Lumsden, Tammy Murdoch, Kathy Burch, Lynn McPherson, Tammy Turner, Ana Gallindo. W POOP OR DRINK Varsity Front: Walter Ozawa, Cory Metzger, Long Troung, Ron Woodson, Lon Dimmit; Back: Coach Kanarek, David Long, Anthony Scotty, David DeVoe, John Jasciewitz. Scotty, Anderson Are Senior Swim Leaders This year ' s varsity boys ' swim team was led by seniors Anthony Scotty and Danny Anderson, together with juniors Walter Ozawa and Cory Metzger. The squad ' s iron man ' ' workouts helped the team improve rapidly. The team includes only three seniors, so we should have a good head start next year, said Coach Kanarek. The coach added that if the sophomores currently out for swimming stick with the sport for two more years, they will be a strong team. They ' re hard workers and are improv- ing rapidly. James Starbucks was outstanding sophomore. § ®.l Junior Varsity Front: Eric Johnson, Randy Wooten, James Malone, James Star- buck, Don Kennedy. Back: Coach Filinuk, Rick Wolfe. Tom Hulshof, Ken Hayes. Joe Warner. David Lochyer ■r i f ii Varsity Front: Maureen Mackin, Karen Cather, Kristin Eno, Desiree Anderson, April Yoho; Row 2: Bernice Banares. Tamara Thomas, Cheryle Palacios, April Anderson, Denise Carpenter, Susan Jeunette; Back: Cheri Outlaw. Girls ' Swim Opens Season With Series of Victories Both the varsity and j.v. girls ' swim teams got off to a good start in ' 81. Led by April Anderson, the varsity bested Laguna Beach, Hawthorne, Loara, and Artesia. April ' s specialties were the butterfly and freestyle. Other out- standing varsity swimmers were Cheryl Palacios, individual medley and freestyle, and Susan Jeunnette, breaststroke and any other stroke needed. Tamara Thomas was strong in the freestyle despite a bad knee. The j.v. ' s top team member was Debbie Cline, who swam freestyle, breaststroke, and back stroke. Other strong swimmers were Maria Watson, Kathy Bjerke, and Norma Whaley. The squad defeated Kennedy, Katella, Loara, and Artesia in their season-opening competitions. r t s NO ? V f € « U V - UL) -Ob Junior Varsity Front: Donna Williams. Yvette Johnson. Luisa Ortiz, Debra Klein. Norma Whaley: Row 2: Diann Nichols, Edie Vilas, Maria Watson. Julie Hlnes, Wendy Meador; Back: Kristy Casey (Coach). Tammy Mendigonn Varsity Front Melody Turner Pauline Ramirez; Row 2: Denis hams, Dorothy Woodall. Cindy Quitonano, Jan McKenzie, Betty Blabagno, Williams. Linda Heinicke. Bettina Savant. Deann Wil- Badminton Teams Show Potential Continuing to rebuild after a first place in 1979 and the subsequent loss of twelve of fourteen team members through graduation, Jordan ' s badminton teams started their season showing determination and lots of potential, ' ' according to their coaches, who are expecting that added experience will bring the group back to first-place status by next year. Top players included Deann Williams, Dorothy Woodall, Linda Heinicke, Jan McKenzie, and Cindy Quitoriano. Junior Varsity Front: Cassandra Rowley. Anna Gonzales, Christina Nuanez, Laurie Nuez, Tanya Myers, Tammy Murdock. Cathy McKinnon, Diane Silva. Row 2: Chris Collins, Eloise Branganca, Ana Galina. Donna Calloway. Tatia Th omas, Grace Park, Maria Martin. «0THB s Varsity Front: ToiJuan Shannon, Greg Foster, Leroy Howard, Vaughan Mas- terson; Row 2: Rick Angel, Mike Mays, Larry Fletcher; Row 3: Dana Olivares, Steve Barnes. Jon Lassen, Scott El- well, Dennis Smith, Chuck Franks, Dan Andoetoe - m.M m: Track Teams Work Hard To Gain Strength, Progress The varsity and junior varsity track teams put in much time and effort in attempt- ing to build their strength and ability. Varsity was led by outstanding team mem- bers Chuck Franks, Scott Elwell, Leroy Howard, Leo Hernandez, Hakim Tarig, and Tom Ford. Commented Coach Hartzell Alpizar, We have a young team made up of mostly juniors. We should get stronger as the year progresses and be quite strong next year. Eric Williams and Tom Gallant were j.v. stand-outs. One of the highlights of their season was the team ' s victory over Manual Arts. Junior Varsity Front: Craig Harbick, Miguel G Blabagno, Ozzie Gonzales, Tom Gallant, Eric Willi; Sophs Devote Hours to Track Skills Many hours go into building a strong and healthy track team. This year ' s sophomores devoted after-school hours to developing their skills in this exhausting sport. Outstand- ing trackmen included Andy Coffman, Lemuel Neal, Anthony Thompson, Mark Rogers, Andre Frazier, Reggie Bernard, Ed Vilas, and Mario Martinez. Coach Alpizar felt that the team showed consistent improvement and predicted a first-or second-place season finish. Team members pictured above are Front: Mario Martinez, Reggie Bernard, Harold Andoetoe, Mark Rogers, Hector Walker, Ivan Brow, Ernest Howard; Row 2: Ed Vilas, Dale Yegge, Lemuel Neal, John Simpson, Anthony Thompson, Andre Frazier, Andy Coffman, Coach Welsch. • ' -fN Girls Show Strength in Shorter Distances The girls ' track team put out a tremendous amout of effort this year, according to their coach. Mr. Eden picked four team members as outstanding: Felicia Thompson who ran the hurdles, and the 100-yard dash; Julie Frew, who ran the 880, the mile, and the two- mile; Jackie Tyner, who ran the 100-yard dash and the 440- yard relay; and Lisa Winston, who ran the 100-yard dash, the 220- and 440-yard relay. The girls were strong in sprints, but lacked interest in the distance events. Front: Julie Frew, Belinda Thomas, Felicia Thompson, Joyce Hillard, Traci Tidmore, Lucinda Kennedy; Row 2: Coach Eden, Shannon Guinn, Jackie Tyner, Lisa Winston, Tammy Schatz, Gretchen Hunnel. Clara Gaskill, Susana Dominguez. ■P 1 L I tit ' .• • 4 ■•• ■. ' • ■• •— t • In 1 -«ua« iJM V -JJi ■ 3M Front Row: Juan Torres. Ben Figueroa, Tony Stamps. Neil Erickson, Brian Irvin; Row 2: Michael Greer, Mark Kurutz, Ken Gulley, Keith Jones, Mike Davis, Scott Maisch, Frank McCollum, Greg Durfee, Row 3: Bob Alvarez, Steve Fineman, Carl Bjerke, Jeff Fisher, Ricky Winfield, Howard Townsend, Mark Hodgen. Horsehiders Count on Versatile Players With many players able to play three or more positions, the operative word for this year ' s varsity Horsehiders was versatile. As the season began, Coach Dick Greene was very pleased even though the team had lost some close games. He noted that the varsity was playing a tough schedule and anticipated improvement on last year ' s third place finish. J.V. Team Sets Out to Improve Hoping to improve over last year was Coach Greene ' s outlook for the junior varsity baseball team. Together with returning letterman Keith Berkley, Darren Downing and Paul Olin formed the pitching staff. Sophomores on the team were Mike Aguirre, Manuel Calderon, Tony Concepcion, Allen Davis, and Danny Garcia. Front: Manuel Calderon, Tony Concepcion, Robbie Franz, Mike Aguirre, John Harper, Mike Heard; Row 2: Allen Davis, Steve Skokes, Frank Ahumada, Mark Gershen, Darren Downing, Jeff Hurley; Row 3; David Thomas, Bob Love, Danny O ' Connor, Paul Olin, Al Figeroa. Danny Gracia. Varsity Front: Becky McFall. Shelly Mink, Julie McNeley. Nancy Valencia, Sherry Moore, JoAnn Baten; Row 2: Donna Sal- vage (Mgr), Gina Williams, Mia Hines, Tammy Patton, Devon Flint, Princetta Gubany, Aliska Clark. Softball Teams Open ' 81 Season As the softball teams got underway, it was clear that a lot of practice would be needed to make a winning team. Top varsity players were Princetta Gubany and Becky McFall. Coach Joan White expressed hopes for a repeat of last year ' s second-place finish but said, It all depends on our pitching! ' ' Junior Varsity Front: Veronica Rivira. Julie Myers, Carla El- lingsworth. Denise Denny. Diane Moore, Carole Bumblis, Cheryl Coleman. Row 2: Dawn Carpen- ter, Michelle Peck, Cindy Asbee. Vangie Estrada, Gus Jones, Tracy Gardner, Annette LeBlanc Some of the most expressive faces of all were those of Jordan ' s athletes and their coaches this year as they did their best to represent themselves and their school to the highest level of their respective abilities. • - K i i - • m WW ' ' I 7 ¥ L nrng V --At mm iF ■ ' SmmmT pnj v - ' Ow $s We Express Ourselves as the Being a junior is being in between — above the sophomores but behind the seniors. As school closes, most juniors would agree that it ' s fun to look back on the ups and downs of this middle year in high school but even more fun to look forward to being a part of the graduating class. 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I • jg Yolanda Woddard Glen Woodfruff Ron Woodson Julias Wright Tom Wright Buddy Yocky Robert Young Arthur Zavala Mary Zavala We Express Ourselves in Education remains the central reason for our presence at Jordan. Graduating with the best possible background for the world we will enter is the overriding goal. In doing so we follow in the footsteps of over 35,000 graduates before us. In required courses and electives alike we have the chance to prepare ourselves for our futures and develop our abilities to express our- selves effectively, whether through physical or mental efforts. I Academics Councils Lead School Activities Under ASB President Steve Fineman, the fall student council led Jordan students in an active semester. Business meetings ranged from discus- sions of school problems to planning of assemblies and elections and approving club charters and activities. The council continued such fal campus traditions as Home- coming booths, United Way and canned food drives, and the second annual Wacky Winter Olympics. Kathleen Bowman Secretary of Publicity Kelly Franssen Secretary of Awards April Anderson Secretary of Athletics Jean Wolfe was spring ASB President, leading the council in such ac- tivities as arranging the Sweetheart Dance and the Spring Spec- tacular. Secretary of Human Relations was a new office created in spring semester. April Anderon ASB Secretary Krista Jandelli Corresponding Secretary Laura Creighton Secretary of Awards Steve Fineman Human Relations Cassie Amsberry Secretary of Publicity Nancy Valencia Secretary of Finance ROC P Continues Steady Growth The Regional Occupations Center Program sponsored by the District provides vocational training needed to help stu- dents get ready for part-time or full-time jobs. The program originally started out with 35 students; this year approxi- mately 1200 enrolled. The ROC P classes met daily for two or three periods, and students received ten to fifteen units of credit for completing the courses. Some of those were air transportation occupations, auto body repair, brick masonry, heavy metals, offset printing, and small engine repair. M Stage Crew Assists At Jordan Productions The success of all Jordan ' s productions relied upon the group of students in stage crew. Enthusiastic and hard-working, they were responsible for sets, lighting, sound, and props for all rallies, sports activities, as- semblies, modern dance performances, and graduation activities. Some of the students worked outside shows, such as the Long Beach Civic Light Opera, where they gained valuable stage experiences and learned new techniques. Advisor Mr. Greeley singled out Gerald Armstrong for recognition as an integral and indis- pensable part of the crew for the last three years. Greeley advises stage crew. Front. Joe Burtch. Sherri Holbrook. Pat Bennett, Tony Brown Row 2: Manuel Romero. Cathy Berry, Diane English. Keith Stipke. Frances Peralta, Roy Pereira. Row 3. Arnold Medina, Bill Shirley, Trina McCulley, Gerald Armstrong. Lindsay Osier, Mike Stipke. Mike Cardwell. Gerald Armstrong and Harold Roach weed through the wries. Lift Your Head, Hold It High, Jordan ROTC Is Passing By... Jordan JROTC instructors are M Sergeant Ray Schilling and Major Gene Allen Gaither. Major Gaither is new to the school this year, having re- tired from the U.S. Army last fall. His specialities in the service were special forces (Green Berets) and helicopters. Seen at mid-page are the Raiders special team. These cadets participate in adven- ture training, including camp-outs and field trips. At the bottom of the page are the JROTC staff and Color Guard. fm 1 3- £4 Seen above are: Tereska Baker, Robert Baxter, James Bray, Fred Brutsche, Jonal Cordejon, Bernardo Cerventes, Thomas Compean, Fedrika Council, Drexel Cunningham, Matt Damron, Virginia Dealba, George Delp, Lynn Dickerson, Mike Estrada, John Falls, Darnel Felton, Stan Ficek, Robert Gadbaw, Maria Garcia, Ken Gulley, Jeff Henderson, Daniel Henney, Gilbert Gutierrez, Pat Bennett. Darrnon Moreland, David Jones, Michael Klatt. Denise Law, Darnel Lewis, Diane Lewis, Perrie Legrone, LeShnone Moore, Linda O ' Haver. Nathan Payne, Darren Pepoy, Andy Scott. James Selly, Dee Stanley, Michael Trout, Torrance Williams, Rafael Williamson. Eric Williams, Andre Woodard, Paris Woodfin, Tom York, James Young. Ray Queseda, Gina Hester, Marion Hoskins, Terry Johnson, Carlos Rodriguez, James Lorinez. The RIFLE TEAM has varsity and junior varsity squads with both men and women par- ticipating and competing for school letters. The Rifle Team fires .22 match rifles and competes in a variety of matches throughout the school year. Seen above are: Front Center: Commander James Bray: Row 1: Virginia Delaba, David Jones, Mike Klatt, Rey Quesada Mike Estrada, Pierre Legrone, Mike Lerezo. Mike Trout, Bernardo Cervantes, Alicia Daniels: Row 2: Maria Garcia, Pat Bennett, James Closs. Matt Damaron, Rafael Williamson, Dennis Jones, Fred Brutsche, Steve Hicks. Lynn Dickerson. -« 3 HB . |Hr | Rfci L T 1 m 1 wM fa [ ii Mn3b tWi ' l fl-J In V W l - TM The MEN ' S DRILL TEAM is year-long preparation for fancy drill with rifles and marching, with spe- cial honor guards and intercity competitions as well as invitational meets. Seen above are: Center: Commander Andy Scott: Left to Right Rey Quesada, Pierre Legrone, Bernardo Cer- vantes, Robert Baxter, James Bray. Rick Smith, Tomas Compean, Darryl Felton. James Seely, Bill Rutan. The WOMEN ' S DRILL TEAM is the Soldierets, hailing as city champs and boasting their best team ever this year. Once again they dazzled all oncomers this year with super routines and flashy drills. These are the girls in the blue berets. Seen below are: Left: Commander Jonal Cardejon, Right Executive Officer Kita Smith; Row 1 : Patty Gross, Mary Albano, Dee Stanley, Diane Lewis, Adrian Rodriguez, Linda Murillo, Row 2: Joanna Benefield, Mimi Hoskins, Carmen Cassialic, Rose Henderson, Sharon Jones, Tereska Baker, Leona Merchant; Row 3: Yolanda Jeffrey, Susan Griffin, Fedricka Council, Denise Low, Peggy Mitchell, Alicia Daniels. Cat ' s Purr Staff Produces Frequent, High-Quality Issues The Cat ' s Purr staff produced another fine series of the school newspa- per for ' 80-81. Along with meeting deadlines, getting interviews, and writing stories, the Cat ' s Purr personnel had time to make a homecom- ing booth that came in third place, and they still produced more issues of the paper than any other school in the District. The National Scholas- tic Press Association analyzed the Cat ' s Purr as a first-rate newspaper. Editor-in-Chief was Steve Fineman, and working with him were News Editor Laura Creighton, Editorial Editor Jane Arboleda, Steve Linko the Feature Editor, Robert Welch, the Sports Editor, and Assistant Editors Sylvia Contreras, Lonie Hegedus, Anita Porter and Kathy Slattery. Yeah ' So then what happened ' Editors: Robert Welch, page 4; Steve Linko, page 3; Steve Fineman, Editor-in-Chief; Mrs. Fran Ander- son, Advisor, Jane Arboleda, page 2; Laura Creighton page 1. Staff: Front: Kathy Slattery, Anita Porter, Sylvia Contreras. Gall Falkenburg, Mllana Hegedus, Tamara Thomas, Noreena Becken- bach, Cynthia Brown; Row 2: Jody Skoczylas, Caren Cather, Patricia Huneke, Jose Valdez, Maria Watson Patrick Parks Wendy Tnpple, Paul Doty, Carla Copeland; Row 3: Preston Patton, Scott Maisch. Tamara Vickers, Christopher Stumphy, Rob Thomas, Laurie Clark, Julio Hernandez, Laurie Stolarz, Patty Grosse. Advanced Stall: Front Kathy Slattery, Sylvia Contreras, Gail Falkenburg, Milana Hegedus, Tamara Thomas, Noreen Beckenbach, Laur Stolarz; Row 2: Anita Porter, Jody Skoczylas. Preston Patton, Scott Maisch. Cynthia Brown, Patty Grosse. Beginning Journalism: Front: Caren Cather, Patricia Huneke, Patricia Parks, Maria Watson, Rob Thomas, Carla Copeland; Row 2; Jose Valdez, Tamara Vickers, Wendy Tnpple, Christopher Stumphy, Paul Doty, Julia Hernan- dez, Laurie Clark Staff Chooses Expressions as ' 81 Theme Perhaps the most significant task of each yearbook staff is to choose a theme for the annual to suit the particular events of a particular year. The 1980-81 Trailbl azer class chose Expressions of a Year in hopes that we might capture the faces and moments of a special time in the lives of Jordan High students. As always, it seems, the staff had to duel with deadlines, weather the weather, reschedule the schedule, and cope with similar realities in order to focus in on the expressions of our year. Whether or not we have succeeded can only be measured by the answers to questions twenty years from now such as, Who was that guy girl, and why did s he look that way? Left to Right: Walter Shepherd. Theresa Walston, Desiree Anderson, David Wagstaff. DeDe Crane, Chris Reid. Kim Insley, Rich Souddress, Felicia Thompson, Bruce Ray, Phyllis Robinson, Paula Desmond, Betty Blabagno, Brent Bandley, Pam Winters, Martin Barajas, Renae Tyner, Jon Drummer, Mrs. Judith Powell. Principal Also Shows Expressions of ' 80-81 r For most students, high school is a mixture of fun and frustration, work and worry, elation and ennui. The years are so long and yet so short that in future memories the entire expe- rience is something of a blur. This year ' s Trailblazer theme, Expressions of a Year, will help us preserve some of our most trea- sured memories of friends and events. Today, and in the years to come, the chronicle of this year ' s scenes and activities will unfold again for us to savor. Dig in and enjoy the 1980-81 year at Jordan. Good reading. Joseph L. McCleary Principal Just as it did with Jordan ' s students, the camera caught Principal McCleary as his face expressed his happiness, concern concentration and other emotions of the year. Dixon Joins Staff Mr. Bob Dixon returned to Jordan from Lakewood this year to fill the vacant position of Vice-Principal created when Mr. Mike Bowles moved to the principalship at Hamil- ton Junior High. Working with the principal, conferring with parents, supervising campus events, and collaborating with other adminis- trators to keep the school running smoothly are enough to keep Mr. Dixon busy. Assistant Principal Elizabeth Cline Assistant Principal Charles H. Fraser Assistant Principals Assume Instructional Supervision Role Among their duties, Jordan ' s vice-principals play a role in supervising the instruction of students. This year Mrs. Cline covered the areas of social studies, special education, and women ' s physical education as well as supervising health services, Back-to-School Night, and cafeteria operations. She was also in charge of the junior class. Mr. Fraser oversaw the departments of art, industrial education, music, and the military services and also handled lunch permits and graduation arrangements. He was responsible for the senior class. Mrs. Palmer had responsibility for the sophomore class and supervised the departments of driver ' s training, foreign languages, general studies, and home economics. She also worked with attendance and lockers. As activities director, Mr. Keck continued to oversee the plan- ning and execution of all Jordan student events. Assistant Principal Marietta Palmer Activities Director James Keck :• V l Blackmon Joins Counselors The counseling staff welcomed Mrs. Nellie Blackmon to its staff this year. She came to Jordan from Jefferson Junior High. As a group, the counselors are responsible for educational planning, vocational counseling, testing, placement in classes, personal counseling, and assistance with financial aid and scholarships. Like all other segments of the staff, the counsel- ors have as their goal making each year the best possible one for each student. At Left Head Counselor Carl Wulfsberg At Mid-Page: Counselors Dolores Lamb, Ray Chess, Nellie Blackmon Student Services Personnel Are Unique People So often student services person- nel provide assistance so quietly and effectively that they might be overlooked — except for the fact that each is a special personality recognized by everyone at Jordan for his or her unique approach to campus life. Whatever they do, their presence is felt. Clerical Front: Mitzi Heybruch, Frances Ball. Kathy Butsuymo. Cynthia Quan- trell. Row 2: Marge Dahl. Ken Campbell, Faye McNeley. Kathryn Ichikawa Library Activities Bernice Commeau Student Store School Workers Provide Invaluable Services Without them there would be no bulletins, no media presentations, no tidy grounds, no lunch. These are just a few of the contributions school workers make to the smooth running of Jordan High. They are to be ap- preciated. Custodial Front: Alberta Thomason. Ed Bolshaw, Charles Rowe. Chuck Cooper, Ron Pitts, Clyde Baker: Row 2: Chris Nielson, Dave Jones, Will Hernandez lanoez. Myrtle Bennett Community Worker Louis Schumow Margaret Balestra Lloyd Matzner Aurora Ballesteros Printer Banker Media Assistant ESEA Clerk Grounds: Lenny Jordan, Pat Burke. Tim Phelps, Done Si be. Cafeteria: Front: L. Ransen. I. Drew, R. Galbraith. M. Canizalles, M. Davalas, Row 2: V. Pechar. I. Ashley. D. Chavez, B Hinshaw, L. Andrade. Frances Anderson Mary Cameron English Offers Basics, Electives Beginning with the class of ' 83 all students are required to take a course in English during each year of high school. To meet these needs the English Department offers both fundamental courses for tenth grad- ers and a variety of electives, includ- ing American Literature, Exploring Literature, Creative Writing, Drama, Film Analysis, Advanced Placement, and Grammar and Composition. New to Jordan this year was Mrs. Mary Cameron. Teledo Johnson Sandra McGregor Milton McMenamn Ronald Robbin Marie Tollstrup Joan White AP History Dropped; Other Courses Kept Besides the course in love and marriage, the social studies department continued to offer American economy and current affairs in addition to the required courses in Ameri- can political behavior, U.S. history, and psychology or sociology. A major change in the curriculum was the dropping of the Ad- vanced placement U.S. history class this year. Not seen here are Miss Finn and Mr. Welch, each of whom worked in the depart- ment one semester. Some days it s time to sit and listen to others Kenneth G Koons Neil VanSteenberger Business Ed Provides Skills for Success Business education classes not only prepare stu- dents for college but also offer the necessary skills to enable graduates to gain entry-level employment. Classes offered include accounting, business law, business mathematics, clerical lab, office practice, intermediate typing, medical typing, record keep- ing, and shorthand. Not pictured here is Mary Ann Mitchell, who came to Jordan from Lindbergh Junior High at the beginning of second semester. Carolyn Price Edward Zavodnik P.E. Classes Offer Variety All students are required to take general physical education unless they are involved in team sports, pep squads, or ROTC. P.E. offered swimming, badminton, tennis, volleyball, weight training, basketball, and softball. Students often found the physical exercise a welcome break from the mental gymnastics of such classes as math, chemistry, or biology. Math Adds Computer Programming Course; Two New Teachers Join Science Staff A successful computer program- ming class was added in the math department this year. Continuing offerings included algebra, geom- etry, intermediate algebra, trigonometry, and pre-calculus. A program titled The Learning Step with Math Specialist Amy Dominetta was also available to students who needed more work on basic skills. Two new teachers, Don Moore and Jonna Robinson, joined the sci- ence department. Classes offered included life science, biology, earth science, physiology, physics, chemistry, and photographies. Robert Greeley Jay Hagey Joseph Kurey J fSsS Jonna Robinson Harold Stanley Joseph Tucciarone Toby Jamisor Special Ed Has Programs for Special Needs In 1980-81 the special education department welcomed Mrs. Dortch to their numbers. She worked with or- thopedically handicapped students. In addition, special ed groups included courses in reading, math, and English. The program sought especially to assist students who were behind in their test requirements for their grade levels. Students received special instruction in areas where they needed the most help. Also new to the department was Mr. Peter. Not pictured is Ms. Janice Macon, learning disabilities teacher. Richard Peter Lynne Stevens Special programs for special people is what special ed is all about. Toshiko Goto Sandra Lucas «V Art, Music Offer Chances for Self-Expression Expressions is this year ' s year- book theme, and classes in art and music have traditionally offered students the opportunity to ex- press their individual personalities within the disciplines of their work. In both areas, students ac- cepted the chance to show off their talents, whether in art dis- plays or in musical performances. Alan Caddick Philip Wyatt Richard Aragon Claude Barks Walter Bugbee Industrial Ed Offers Work Experiences Industrial education courses offered students many chances to deal with equip- ment and situations that they might encounter in the work- ing world. Included were auto body repair, woods, heavy metals, architectural drafting, electronics, and graphic arts. John Thourot Home Ec Classes Face Practicalities Home Economics students had many prac- tical experiences this year. Mrs. Fieldings ' foods classes served a Christmas tea to over 100 guests and prepared dinner for more than forty Lions Club members in the spring. Also served by these classes were the Moore League coaches. Mrs. Brooks helped her students prepare for a mock wedding. A bride and groom were chosen from her ef- fective living class along with bridesmaids and a best man. The group made prepara- tions and plans as though the wedding were actually to take place. The mock ceremon was held in January. $ ;, tf U U Second Language Can Prove Valuable According to Foreign Language Department Chair Hartzell Alpizar, there ' s more to learning another language than just expecting to travel. Many employers realize the importance of speaking two languages, and it is often the de- ciding factor between two people equally qualified people applying for the same job, he said. This year Jordan offered Spanish 1-5, French 1-5, and advanced Ger- man. New to the department was Claudine Mendelovitz. t $ if Moore Joins General Studies Staff Mr. Don Moore joined Jordan ' s General Studies department this year. He was formerly a teacher at Hamilton Junior High. Courses offered included driver education, health education, You and Your Money, and career guidance. The subjects are part of the graduation re- quirements and are designed for sophomores. We Express Ourselves as the Being a sophomore has always been a unique ex- perience. It ' s a combination of excitement about finally being in high school and frustration at being put down by all the juniors and seniors. To be a sophomore is to enter a whole new world. The Class of ' 83, like hundreds of classes before it, adjusted well to this new world and found ways to express itself in the Jordan atmosphere. Par- ticipating in rallies, crossing campus with a friend, sharing a moment of affection these and other experiences made this year ' s sophomores a part of life at Jordan. Starr, Valles Head Sophomore Class Dawn Starr, Sophomore Class President, pictured at right and Edie Valles, Representative-at-Large, pictured at far right above, led the sophomore class in many activities. The class of ' 83 had a very successful booth at Homecoming where they sold sno-cones. Fall Sophomore Representatives are seen at right: Edie Valles, Dawn Starr. Row 2: Ed Vilas, Joyce Balimbin, Gianna Guerrero, Chris May. 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Putting together Homecoming boot hs or putting on makeup for a play, making plans for activities or making new friends, performing for others or listening quietly — all or any of these are part of belonging to campus clubs. Whether engaging in service to others or just having fun, club members know that they are gaining invaluable experiences at the same time as they are building special memories. WM Clubs s i Cat ' s Cave Provides A Place To Relax This year the canteen provided a place to play pingpong or pool, dance, or watch television. During the year the canteen sponsored many activities, such as trips to Magic Mountain, Knott ' s Berry Farm, Dis- neyland, and the mountains. In addition they held dances honoring holidays. It ' s a place to relax Darlene Hood. It could be a lot better if more people would show up, according to Michael Greer. Even though we have all these good times, we still need more participation from Jordan students, adds Eilene Easter. Front: Darlene Hood, Michael Greer, Kathy Trotter; Back: Renee Stephens, Eilene Easter, Deneen Johnson. Clubs Promote Special Interests Interact, a service club associated with the Long Beach Rotary Club, was in- volved in school and community projects. The Berliners, a new group on the Jor- dan campus, is for anyone who is in- terested in the German culture, lan- guage, and people. Rolf Crocker was the president, and Mr. Jim Mills was the advisor. Front: Rachel Gallardo. Julie Jones. Jean Wolfe (Secretary), Cassie Amsberry (President), Brenda Thompson (Vice-President), Brenda Wright; Back: Edie Valles, April Anderson. Dawn Starr, Valerie French, Nancy Valencia. Kelly Franssen, Laura Creighton. Denise Carpenter (Treasurer). Mark Cunningham, Mary Shrum. Sana Awad. Jen Kasemsant. Samerah Awad. Daniel Andoetoe. Cary Metzger, Michael Bays I 1 A f W L BE 11 CM %A i  - CSF Honors Top Scholarship To become a member of the California Schol- arship Federation one must have at least three As and one B, and three of the grades must be from academic classes. Some of the activities the club engaged in this year were having a homecoming booth, selling candy, and taking a trip to the University of Irvine. The sponsor is Mr. Tucciaroni. Officers at right include President Steve Linko, Vice-President Cyndi Sims, Secre- tary Rose Henderson, and Treasurer Laurie Wong. CFS members pictured below are: Row 1 : Cynd Sims, Rose Henderson, Carrie Klossner, Jer Kassemsant, Kristeen Spence, Lalaine Galgana Laurie Wong, Lau Ngoe Thai, Van Thai, Susan Jeunette, Maria Martin, Julia MacNeil; Row 2: Richard Wong, Mildred Reyes, Sherry Moore Partricia Huneke, Lori Worth, Jane Arboleda Gretchen Hunnel, Julie Frew, Cathy Westfall Kathy Burch, Anita Porter; Row 3: Jesse Reyes Tom Wright, Janet Loughridge, Steve Linko Steve Fineman, Rich Little, Patricia Parra, Rich Souddress, Chris Reid. Carty Assumes NHS Sponsorship Role This year Ms. Carty took over the position ot spon- sor for the National Honor Society. NHS is a club for students with a 3.5 grade point average or higher. Club members must also have activity points to be eligible. The junior members must have fifteen, while the seniors must have twenty. The president of the club was Barbara Armstrong. She is seen at right with other NHS officers Jane Arboleda, Laurie Wong, and Julie Frew. NHS members pictured below are: Row 1: Laurie Wong, Kristeen Spence, Jeri Kasemsant, Susan Jeunnette, Barbara Armstrong; Row 2: Karen Weimer, Lori Worth, Jane Arboleda, Patricia Huneke, Julie Frew, Susan Wanamaker; Row 3: Ms. Sarah Carty; Row 4: David Long, Steve Fine- man, Brian Williams, Rich Little, Gretchen Hunnel. Leo Locks In Freshness This year Leo Club helped others lock in freshness through its Tupperware fund-raising sale. Other activities included stuffed animal and carnation sales, a homecoming booth, a Halloween party and dance, and a car wash. The Leos, co-sponsored by the North Long Beach Lions, also had an initiation dinner, went caroling, and worked at the California Community Pool for the Hand- icapped. The club has thirty mem- bers. Keywanettes Serve Others Keywannettes is a service club sponsored by the national Key Club organizations. This fall the club participated in Homecoming festivities, had candy sales, made favors for convalescent hospitals, and took pledges at a Cerebral Palsy telethon. Front: Melody Turner. Melinda Shirley. Pam Winters, Tanya Wieberdink, Angie Owen. Row 2 Mike B. Smallwood. Debbie Owens, Gilbert Gutiereez, Yvonne Winters, Lisa Brown. Diana Mires. Row 3: Mrs. Fielding, Mike Smallwook, Curt Covington, Mary Boyle, Vouia Alex. Front: Janet Loughndge, Secretary. Tamara Vickers, Vice President: Becky Aguinaido. Presi- dent: Kristeen Spence, Treasurer, Alisha Wright, Historian: Row 2: Stacy Kerner, Nickie Hamil- ton, Sylvia Contreras, Jiraprapa Kasemsant, Jessie de Castro, Yvonne Lytokowoki; Row 3: Pat- ricia Grosse, Laurie Stolarz, Stacie Phillips, Taiuana Farley, Latricia Mack, Joyce Bahmbin; Row 4: Sally Shrum, Erika Boatman, Advisor Mrs. Jonna Robinson, Carole Bumblis, Bersie Whitmore, Fiona E. Charleson, Mechelle Peck, Patricia Woodard, Laura Pendergrass, Gustine Jones. iiiiirilj Below Front: General Editor Patricia Huneke. Temple Foreman, Teresa Nemeth, Howard Hulin. Jean Wolfe. Joyce Mejia, Anita Porter; 2nd row: Pamela Cross, Becky Aguinaldo, Rebecca Slifer, Kathy Burch, Gina Cullum, Janet Riggins; 3rd row Faculty Advisor Marie Tollstrup, Gary Reynolds. Fred Wharton, Randy Crawford. Fiona Charleson, Uwe Durbin. Odyssey Aims for Third Ail-American The theme of this year ' s Stylus magazine is Odyssey. Patricia Huneke, the general editor, working closely with her fellow editors and under the supervision of Mrs. Tollstrup, produced another fine literary magazine for Jordan. The publication will be sent to the National Scholastic Press Association for judging in hopes of winning an All-American rating for the third time. Any Jor- dan student could submit work between the months of November and March. In turn, these essays, pen and ink drawings, short stories, black and white photography, and poems were judged by a panel of eight teachers and students includ- ing Mrs. Johnson, Mr. McMenamin, and Mr. Greeley. Associate Editor assignments were: Teresa Nemeth, Typing; Temple Foreman, Writing Judge; Howard Hulin, Sales Publicity; Joyce Mejia, Printshop; Anita Porter, layout; and Jean Wolf, Art Photography. They are seen at left. Platform, Speech Continue Activities This was Platform ' s second year on campus. The club was sponsored by Ms. Anne Miller. Platform accepted anyone who was interested in United States political events. The club officers were President John Moritz, Vice-President Laurie Wong, Secretary Maria Martin, and Treasurer Steve Linko. Second Semester Officers: Secretary Man Martin. Historian Susan Jeunnette, Presider David Long, Vice-President Laurie Wong. 1st row: Susan Jeunnette, Wendy Tripple, Laurie Wong, Barbara Armstrong, Jen Kasemesant: 2nd row: Lori Worth, Jane Arboleda, Gretchen Hunnel, Julie Frew: 3rd row: Steve Fineman, Richard Little! Brian Williams. Steve Linko, David Long. Ms. Miller also sponsored this year ' s speech club. She helped the members to organize and write speeches which they entered in competition. Club President John Mortiz received a local first place and second place at the dis- trict level for one of his many speeches. The vice-president of the club was Brian Williams. Seen at right are: Brian Williams, Michael Davis, John Moritz, Maria Martin, Barry Chenault. Robinson Serves as Minority Club Leader President Phyllis Robinson led the Minority Club, which was involved in many activities. At Homecoming, members sold nacho cheese chips from their booth, which won second place for best booth. The club also participated in the Black History week assembly and sold suckers for Valentine ' s Day. Jerome Branch served as Vice-President of the group. Front. Opal Davis. Tracy Tidmore, Joyce Marshall, Darlene Hood, Lisa Vinson, Jene Young, Phyllis Robinson; 2nd Row: Todd Wooten, Tern Mayo, Rochelle Truby, Michael Keith, Renee Stephens, Toi Juan Shannon; 3rd Row: Donna Salvage, Eric Jones, Maurice Tolbert, Bernard Marshall, Gerome Branch, Jon Drummer, Sponsor Mrs. Jemmie Smith. t a Thespians Work To Advance Theatre Arts Thespian Troupe 490 is a member of the International Thespian Society ded- icated to the advancement of theatre arts in secondary schools. Thespians establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of theatre by aspiring to and achieving professional performances. When students earn fif- teen points, they are invited to join the troupe. Activities range from chil- dren ' s theater, variety shows and plays competition to musicals. Thespians give awards to outstanding performers and offer their services to the student body and the community throughout the year. Thespians Members: Amy Eggum, Harold Roach, Donna Veith, Charlotte Ruben, Toi Juan Shannon, Carolyn Ashby, Todd Wooton, Deanna Joseph, Gerome Branch, John Roberts, d ' Arcy Clifford, Terry Goldston, Jean Botsford, Dr. Milt McMenamin, Gregg Minor, Shari Bowmen, Kathy Burch, Tommy Ford. J  iii ill 1 ' II _ i J SIR V h Shutterbugs Snap Action Shutterbugs is a group which promotes the funda- mentals of photography in as many aspects as can be co- vered in one year. Some members devoted some of their time to taking pictures for such things as this year ' s literary magazine, Cat ' s Purr, Trailblazer, and even for the Kodak Scholastic Contest. Members are: Bernard Marshall. David Wagstaff, Chris Reid. Ken Hayes. Jerry Jensen. Howard Hulin, Greg Brown, Gary Reding. Joe Palmer, Charily Cole, Tom Hope. Sana Awad, Craig Hakala, Advisor Tak Front: Gerald Stockton, Andy Behar. David Blair, David Wagstaff, Joyce Mejia, Robin Yates, Michael Dewitt, Martin Barrajas; 2nd Row: Don Richcreek, Advisors: Claude Barks and Iver Rustuen, Dan Westerman, Larry Fletcher, Lisa Short, Ross Amon, Advisors. Walt Bugbee and David Moise. VICA Emphasizes Vocational Education VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is an international club devoted to the vocational educational field. Each club member selects his or her own vocational field that he or she feels quali- fied in. There is only one requirement to join: a student needs to have a vocational class. VICA competes every year in regional, state, national and international competition, that is, if the mem- bers are lucky enough to win. This year ' s state competition was held in Sacremento, with approx- imately 1,000 VICA members from California at- tending. The regional competition in occupational welding was held at Jordan in the metal shop. At right are VICA officers David Wagstaff, President; Martin Barajas, Treasurer; Larry Fletcher, Vice President; Joyce Mejia, Social Chairman; and David Blair, Secretary. wmr DECA Develops Leaders The purpose of the Distributive Education Clubs of America is to develop future leaders in marketing and distribution. DECA members attended three different conferences dur- ing the year. On February 27 there was the Southern California Conference in San Marcos, on April 23-26 the State Conference in Ventura, and finally the National Con- ference in June at the Disneyland Hotel and the Anaheim Convention Center. Front: Gilbert Gutierrez. Kim Rodgers, Howard O ' Dell, Diane English. Manny Dell. Rich Angel. Frances Peralta, Mr. Eden, Tnsha Hartman, Henry Espinoza. Jean Menkosky; Standing Walter Teal, John Gardner, Tim McCulloch. Glenda Tariq, Yvone Shono, Kim Westby. Karen Amador, John Baker. Nancy Valencia. Gerald Stockton. Versie Whitmore, George Taylor, Ron Tipton, Robin Townsend, Tracey Townsend, Silvia Hoguin, Melody Turner. Sometimes we were serious, sometimes silly, but whatever we felt, we expressed it with intensity and an ever-present awareness that this was another year of importance in our lives. Sometimes we practiced; sometimes we played. And almost always we talked over and expressed in face and gesture our hopes for the day, the year — and the future. I AUTOGRAPHS jJ a i . W ™ ' KuMg Compliments of the yCs fc dt tF T} Morris Studio of Photography Your Official Senior Portrait Photographer 6339 E. Spring Street Long Beach, California 90808 Congratulations, Class of ' 81 PARAMOUNT MACHINERY MOVERS Elizabeth Stockton, Typesetting Berro Management - MANAGEMENT OF INCOME PROPERTIES EXCLUSIVELY 1643 E. 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Senior Babies, p. 75. Row 1 — Joe Ledoux, Barbie Armstrong, Chantal Bourgeious, Laurie Hoefer, Row 2 — Brenda Wright, Phyllis Robinson, Barry Chenault, Martin Barajas; Row 3 — Susan Jeannette. David Wagstaff, Chris Baeten, Paula Desmond; Row 4 — Diane and Carol Lumsden, Laurie Wong, Arnold Medina. ALEX. ANDRE — 42. ALEX, VOULA — 42, 204. Leo Club. ALEXANDER, MARGARET — 42. ALLEN. JEFFERY — 42. ALVAREZ, ROBERT — 42, 122; Soph Varsity, JV Baseball, Soph Rep AMADOR, KAREN — 42. 21 1 , DECA ANAYA. YOLANDA — 42. ANDERSON, DANNY — 21, 40, 42, 70, 87; Varsity Water Polo, Varsity Swimming, Band, Senior Rep-at-Large. ANDERSON, DESIREE — 42. 92. 110. 160, 161; Girls ' Track, Keywanettes, Girls Cross Country, Girls ' Swim, Trailblazer Copy Editor ANDERSON, VALERIE — 42. ANDREWS, KIMBERLY — 42, 98; Varsity, JV Basketball ARBOLEDA, JANE — 20. 42, 158, 202, 203, 206; Pantherettes, Cats Purr. CSF. NHS, Platform ARCENEAUX. GREG — 42, 82. Soph Basketball. Varsity, JV Football. ARMSTRONG. BARBARA — 35, 42, 203, 206; Vocal Ensemble, A Cappella. Chorus, Keywanettes. Cecilian Singers, 1980 Trailblazer Staff, NHS President, Platform. ARMSTRONG. GERARD — 155, Stage Crew. ARNDT, JEAN — 20. 27, 42; Pantherettes, Dance. AVANTS. MIKE — 21, 42, 104; Soph Water Polo, Tennis. Band, Math Team, CSF. NHS, Platform. AWAD, SANA — 42, 102, 201, 209. Dance, Gymnastics, Berliners, Shutterbugs BAETEN. CHRISTINE — 16, 42, 88; Panterettes, JV Volleyball, Pepsters. BAKER. JOHNNIE — 82. 21 1 , Varsity Football. DECA BRANDLEY, BRENT — 42, 94, 160, 161 , Varsity JV, Soph Basketball; 1981 Trailblazer Academics Editor BANKS. SHANNON 17, 42, Band, Soph Swim, Pantherettes, Girls ' Swim, Pepsters BARAJAS. MARTIN — 43. 104, 160. 161. 210; Shutterbugs; 1981, 1980 Trailblazer Staff Photographer; Stylus, VICA Treasurer; Varsity, JV Tennis. BARNES, JUANITA — 43. BARNES, STEVEN — 43, 91, 116; Varsity Track. JV Cross-Country. BARNETT. ANNE MARIE — 43. BARRY. MICHAEL — 43 BARTLETT. DEAN — 43. BARTLEY. PAMELA — 43. BATES. STEVE — 43. BAUTISTA. ROXANNE — 44. BAUTISTA, TERESA — 44; Thespians. BEASOM, JAMES — 94; Varsity, JV Basketball. BECKENBACH, NOREENA — 20, 44, 158, 159; Panterettes. Cat ' s Purr, ROTC. BELTZ, CHARLES — 44; JV Football. BERNARD. APRIL — 44. BISHOP. KIM — 23. 44; Jazz Ensemble BJERKE. CARL — 44. 122, 153; Soph Football, Badminton, Keywanettes, 1981 Trailblazer Staff. BLAIR. DAVID — 44, 209, 210, VICA Secretary, Shutterbugs, 1981 Trailblazer Staff. BOGGONEY. RHONDA — 44. BOLES. CYNTHIA — 44. BONILLA, SERGIO — 44. BOURGEOIS, CHANTAL — 20, 44; Pantherettes. BOWMAN, KATHY 20, 44. 152; Junior Rep-at-Large. DECA, Secretary of Publicity. BOWMAN, SHARI — 29, 40, 45, 206. 208; JV. Soph Yell; Senior. Soph President; Junior Rep; Senior Princess; Thespians BRAINARD, DANIEL — 45, 71, Thespians. BRAKEMAN, JOYCE — 45. BRANCH, GEROME — 45, 207, 208; Soph Basketball, Minority Club Vice-President, Thespians. BRANDON, LISA — 45. 98, Varsity. JV Basketball; Softball. BRILL. DENISE — 21. 23, 45; Orchestra, Badminton, Band BROWN, BRIAN — 45 BROWN. BRYAN — 45 BROYLES. KIM — 27, 45. Pantherettes, Dance. BUESCHER. DARYL — 45. BUSCH, CHRISTOPHER — 21, 45; Jazz Ensemble, Band CANTRELL. TONI — 45 CARDEJON, JONAL — 45, 156, 157. Chorus, ROTC CARNEY. MICHAEL —45. CARPENTER. TIMOTHY — 46; JV Track. CARTER. LEWIS — 46, 82, 100; Varsity Football. CASTELLANO. CORA — 27, 46; Dance CATHER. KAREN — 20. 46, 110, 158. 159; Dance, Pageantry, Pantherettes, Girls ' Swim, Cat ' s Purr. CAZARES. HECTOR — 100; Gymnastics. CHAVEZ, MARIE — 46 CHAVEZ, PATRICIA — 27, 46, Dance CHENAULT. BARRY — 21, 46, 206; Band, Speech CHILDRESS. HEIDI — 46. CILSDORF. JAMIE — 46. CLARK. KENNETH — 94; Varsity Basketball. CLIFFORD. DARCY — 46, 208; Thespians. COLLINS, LAURI — 46. COMER, CYNDI — 46. COMPEAN. TOM AS — 46, 156, 157, ROTC, Soph CONTRERAS. SYLVIA — 47, 158, 159, 204; Cats Purr. Keywanettes, Platform. Track. 1980 Trailblazer Staff. COOPER. ANNDRENISE — 35. A Cappella. CORONA. DIANE — 27. 47; Dance. COW. LISA — 47. COTTINI. GEORGE — 47 COURTER, WILLIAM — 47. CRABTREE. KELLY — 47; Dance. CRAIG, CATHY— 47; Dance. CRAWFORD. RANDY — 47, 205; A Cappella, Vocal Ensemble, Stylus. CREIGHTON. LAURA — 47, 153, 158, 201; Pantherettes, Secretary of Awards, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Cat ' s Purr. Interact CRIPPEN, LINDA — 47. CROCKER. ROLF — 47; 1981 Trailblazer Staff, Berliners President. CROSS. PAMELA — 47, 205, Stylus, Jazz Ensemble. CRUTCHER, GARY — 47. CRUZ. DONNA — 47. CURETON. WILLIAM — 47. CURTICE. RICHARD — 47. 91 ; Cross-Country, VICA, Soph Track. CURTICE. TEDDIE — 47. Soph Water Polo. DALY. KENNETH — 47. DANG. MAI — 47. DAVIS. BARBARA — 20; Pantherettes. DAWS, MICHAEL — 47, 90, 122. 206; Cross-Country, Varsity Baseball, Speech DAWS, MIGUEL — 122. DE LEW. LEWIS — 48. DESMOND. PAULA — 16. 48, 152, 153, 160, 161, Keywanettes. Pantherettes, JV Tennis, Pepsters, ASB Vice-President, 1981 Trailblazer Staff. DEVONE. RICKY — 48. DINH, KHANH VAN — 48. DLUGOSZ. ANDREW — 48, 71. 82; Varsity, Football. DORHAM. EDWARD — 48, 94. Varsity, JV Basketball DOUGLAS. DEBORAH — 48. DROLET. PETER — 48, 82, Varsity JV Football. DRUMMER, JON — 48,94, 160, 161, 207, Varsity, JV Basketball; 1981 Trailblazer Staff, Minority Club. DUNN, LISA — 48. DURFEE, GREGORY — 48, 122; Varsity Baseball, DECA EGGUM, AMY — 48, 208 EMERSON, PAULA — 48; 1980 Trailblazer Staff. ERICKSON, CINDY — 48. ERICKSON, Michael — 48. ESPADA, LINDA — 48; Pantherettes. ESPINOZA, HENRY — 48. 82, 211 ; Varsity, JV Football. DECA. ESTRADA. EVANGELINA — 48, 127, JV Softball EVANGELISTA. BEATRICE — 48. EVANS. CHRISTOPHER — 48, 82; Varsity Football. FAIRCHILD. CINDY — 49. FALKENBURG. GAIL — 12, 49. 152. 158. 159; Varsity, JV, Soph Yell, Soph Princess, Junior Sweetheart Princess; ASB Appointee, Cat ' s Purr. FICEK. SYANLEY — 49, 156, JV Baseball, ROTC FILBEY, SHARON — 49 FINEMAN. STEVE — 49, 70, 73, 122. 152. 153, 158, 202, 203. 206; Soph Football, Varsity, JV Baseball. CSF. NHS, ASB President, Senior Sweetheart Prince, Bank ot America Certificate; Secretary of Human Relations; Cat ' s Purr Editor-in-Chief; Platform. FINNEY, FELICIA — 49 FISHER, JEFF — 49, 71, 122; Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball FLETCHER. SUSAN — 88; Varsity Volleyball. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Softball. FLORES. ISABELLA — 49. FOSTER, ARTEIA — 49. FOSTER. GREGORY — 71 , 82, 1 1 6; Varsity Football, Varsitv Track FOSTER, JEANNETTE — 49; VICA. FOSTER, GARRETT — 49 E RANKS, CHARLES — 90. 116; Cross-Country, Varsity Track. FRANSSEN, KELLY — 49, 152. 201; Secretary of Awards, Interact, Pantherettes FRAZIER, ROBERT — 49 FREEMAN. JUDY — 49 FRENCH. VALARIE — 49, 152, 201 ; ASB Secretary, Interact, Pantherettes FREW. JULIE - 49, 73, 120, 202, 203, 206; Bank of America Certificate. Girls ' Track, CSF, NHS, Platform FULCE. ANNETTE — 49 GAGNA, CHRIS — 49 GARCIA, BENNY — 49. 82; Varsity Football GARCIA. GABRIEL — 49 GARCIA. JOHN — 21. 23, 50; Band. Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble. GARMAN, CONNIE — 50. GASKILL, CLARA — 59, 92, 120; Girls Cross-Country. Girls ' Track GASPARAC, MICHAEL — 50. GASPER, PAUL — 50 GLIDDEN, JOSEPH — 50. 71. GOMEZ. RALPH — 50. GOODWIN. TIM — 50. GRAFF, DAWN — 27, 50; Dance, Pantherettes. GREATHOUSE. LATANYA — 50. GREER. MICHAEL — 50. 70. 82. 122. 200; Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. Cat ' s Cave GUILLEN. SYLVIA — 50. GULLEY. JEANNETTE — 34. 51. 102; Cecelian Singers. Gymnastics. HADLEY, MICHELLE — 27, 51; Dance. HAER. FRANK — 51. HALE, MALCOLM — 23, 51 ; Orchestra. Jazz Ensemble. HAMILTON. NICKIE — 51. 204; Keywanettes. HARNESS. SHELLI — 51. HARRIS. HEATHER — 51. HAZELWOOD, BILLY — 51. HEGEDUS, MILANA — 12, 51, 158, 159, Varsity, JV Yell, Cats Purr. HEGNER, ROB — 51, 82; Varsity Football. HEINICKE, LINDA — 51. 112; Varsity Badminton HELFRICK. STEVEN — 51, 82, Varsity Football HENRITE. SHERRI — 51 , Dance. HERNANDEZ, LEO — 51. 90; Cross-Country HESSEL. SAMUEL — 51 ; VICA. HIBDEN. SHERI — 21, 51 ; Band. HILL. JAMES — 51. HINKEL. JIM — 51. HINT. GARY — 51. HOCH, CAWNE — 51. HOEFER. LAURIE —52. HOLGUIN. SILVIA — 52, 211; DECA HOPE, THOMAS — 52. 73. 209. Bank of America Certificate, Shutterbugs Treasurer. HULIN, DARRELL — 52. HUNDEN, CHARLES — 52. 82; Varsity Football. HUN EKE. PATRICIA — 52, 70, 158, 159. 202, 203. 205; Bank of America Certificate. Cat ' s Purr, CSF. NHS, Stylus Editor-in-Chief. HUNNEL, GRETCHEN — 52, 72, 106, 120. 202, 203. 206. Bank of America Plaque, Varsity, JV Tennis; Girls ' Track, CSF. NHS, Platform. INSLEY, KIM — 52, 92, 160, 161 ; Girl ' s Cross-Country, 1981 Trailblazer Staff. IRVIN, BRIAN — 52, 122; Varsity Baseball. IRVIN. LATRESHA — 34. 52; Cecelian Singers. JV Volleyball. IVAN, ERIC — 52. JACKSON. RON — 71, 82. Varsity, JV Football JAMES. CYNTHIA — 52. JANDELLI. KRISTA — 17, 41, 52, 71, 153, Pepsters, Senior Rep. ASB Corresponding Secretary, Pantherettes. JEFFERSON. JEFFERY — 52, 71. JEFFREY. YOLANDA — 53, 157; ROTC JENSEN, JERRY — 53, 209, Shutterbugs. JEUNNETTE, SUSAN — At. 53. 71. 73, 106, 110. 202. 203, 206; Senior Rep. Bank of America Certificate, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Girls ' Swim, CSF, NHS. Platform Historian. JOHNSON. MARK — 53 JONES. SCOTT — 53. JONES. TRACI — 53. KEKACS. ROBERT — 53 KHONG. VAN — 53. KIM CHUNGCHIN — 53. KING. JARI — 27. 34. 53; Dance. Cecelian Singers KRAUSE. TAMMY — 53. KURUTZ. MARK — 53, 122; Varsity Baseball. LARA, ROBERT — 53; JV Football. LAWN. ROBERT — 54 LE. SON — 54, 104; Tennis. LE BLANC, ANNETTE — 54. 98. 120. Varsity Basketball. JV Softball LE DOUX, JOE — 16. 54. 100. Mascot. Gymnastics LEON. PHILLIP — 54. LESLIE, RICHARD — 21, 54. Band LEVEOUE. LANCE — 54, 82. Varsity. JV Football LEW, HENRY — 54. 70, 82, Varsity Football LIESKOVAN. JIM — 54. LINKO STEVE — 35, 54. 158. 202, 206. Vocal Ensemble. Cat s Purr. CSF President. Platform Treasurer LITTLE. RICH — 70. 72, 202. 203. 206. Bank of America Plaque. CSF. NHS. Platform LOGAN. STEPHANIE — 54 LOLEAS. HELEN - 54 LONG DAVID — 54. 87. 108. 203. Varsity Water Polo. Varsity Swim. NHS. Platform President LOPEZ. ROXANA — 54 LOUCKS. SUZANNA — 21, 22, 54, Pageantry LUMSDEN, CAROL — 54, 106, Varsity Tennis. Pantherettes LUMSDEN. DIANE — 54. Pantherettes LYNN. BARBARA —54 MA. SANG — 54 MABRY. TERRI — 54, 92, Girls Cross-Country. MACAREAG. GENOVEA — 55 MacNEIL. JULIA - 55, 202; CSF. MAISCH. SCOTT — 55. 122, 158. 159; Varsity Baseball, Car ' s Purr. Shutterbugs. MANCUSO, TONI — 55. MARTIN. MARIA — 35. 40, 55, 73, 112. 202. 206, Vocal Ensemble. Senior Secretary. Bank of America Certificate. JV Badminton. CSF, Speech, Platform Secretary, MAYO. TERRI — 20. 27. 55. 207. Pantherettes, Dance. Minority Club. McCOLLUM. LOUIE — 55. Mcculloch, tim — 55. 21 1 . deca McFARLAND. MICHAEL — 55. McGUIRE. JIM — 55 McKINNON. CATHY — 55. 112. JV Badminton. McLEAN. PEGGY — 55 McMILLER. KIMBERLY — 55. McMURRAY. LOU — 55. McNALLY. BECKY — 56. McPHERSON. LYNN — 16. 56. 106. Popsters, JV Tennis. Pantherettes. McVEY. DEBBIE — 56. MEDINA. ARNOLD — 56, 155, Stage Crew. MENKOSKY. WILLIAM — 56. 21 1 ; DECA. MEYER. DONNA — 56, MILLHOUSE. DANIEL — 56. MINOR. GREGG — 27. 56. 71. 208; Dance, Thespians. MINOR. STANLEY — 56. 82; Varsity Football. MONROE. CYNTHIA — 16. 56; Pantherettes, Cross-Country, Track, Pepsters. MOORE. TERESA — 56. JV Softball. MORITZ. JOHN — 35. 56. 206; Jazz Ensemble, Vocal Ensemble. Platform President. JV Tennis, Speech President MORTON. JANICE — 56. MOWRY, KAREN — 17. 27. 28. 56. 70. 153; Pepsters. Oance. Homecoming Queen. Secretary of Activities. MURRAY. NANCY — 56 MUTINI. UPUIA — 56. MYERS. JACOUE — 56; JV Badminton NEAL. KERMIT — 56. NEAL. SHARON — 56. 98, Varsity Basketball, Pantherettes NEGO. DOMINGO — 56 NEMETH. TERESA — 57. 73, 88. 205. Varsity JV Volleyball; CSF. NHS; Stylus. Bank of America Certificate. NICKEL, DIANN — 27, 57. 111; Dance, JV Swim. NINKE. LAURA — 20, 57. 71 , Pantherettes. NULL. SHELLY — 12, 57; Varsity. Soph Yell. ODELL. HOWARD — 21 1 , DECA, JV Football. O ' HARA, AL — 57. ORNELAS. JAVIER — 57, 82; Varsity, JV. Soph Football. ORNELLA, KRISTEN — 20. 57, Pantherettes OROPEZA. SERGIO — 57. ORTIZ. CONNIE — 27. 58; Dance OSORIO. PATRICIA — 58. OUTLAW. CHERI — 23, 35. 41. 58. 72. 106. 110; Orchestra. Pageantry. Senior Rep, Varsity Tennis. Varsity Girls ' Swim. Bank of America Plaque OWENS. JOLENE — 58. Pantherettes OWENS. TERRI — 16. 40, 58. Pepsters. Senior Treasurer. JV Yell. Pantherettes OWINGS. TERRI — 20, 58, Pantherettes PALMER. JOSEPH — 58. 209. ROTC. Shutterbugs PARK. GRACE — 58, 112, JV Badminton PATRICK MARTIN — 58. PATTON. PRESTON — 58. 158, 159; Shutterbugs. Cars Purr. PEARSON. WILLIAM — 58 PECK. JOHN — 58. JV. Track. PELLETIER. ANDRE — 50 PERALTA, LISA — 58. PHELPS. ROBERT — 59. PLIML. TONI — 59 POWERS. MARY — 1 7, 27. 59. 71 . Pepsters. Dance. Thespians. PRATT. DEANNA — 59 PREIJERS. NORBERT — 59 PRINCE. ROXANNE — 59. PRITCHETT. ERLINDA — 59. PROVOST. JEFFERY — 59 PUCILLO. DIANE — 59. Stage Crew RAMIREZ. PAULINE — 20. 59, 112, Pantherettes RECORD. SHANNON — 59. REILLY. PAUL — 59 REYES. JESSE — 59, 202. CSF RICHCREEK. DON - 59, 210, VICA RIVERS. VIVECA — 20. 27. 60. Pantherettes, Dance. Rowdy Rooters ROACH, HAROLD — 35, 60. 73. 208, A Cappella. Vocal Ensemble. Bank of America Certificate. Thespians, Stage Crew ROBERTS. JOHN — 60. 208. Thespians ROBINSON DARRYL — 82. Varsity Football ROBINSON. PHYLLIS — 20. 60. 160, 161. 207. 1981 Trailblazer Editor-in-Chief. 1980 Junior Editor. Minority Club President, Secretary, Junior Rep. CSF. Principal ' s Honor Roll, Varsity Track ROMERO. JULIO — 82. Varsity. JV Football ROMIN. ANNA — 60. ROSSON. MAUREEN — 60. 106, Tennis Team Manager ROWE. JON — 60 ROWLEY. CARMEN — 27, 60, 112, Dance. RUNSWICK. TERESA — 12, 27. 60; Varsity Yell, Dance, Pantherettes. RUTAN, WILLIAM — 60. 157; ROTC RYAL, FONDA —60. 71. SALVAGE. DONNA — 29, 60. 98, 207, 126; Rowdy Rooters, President, Senior Princess, Varsity Basketball, Softball Team Manager, Minority Club. Dance SANDER. VICKI —60, Dance. SANDOVAL. SANDRA —60. Dance SANTANA, ROY — 61 SCHAIBLE. RUSS —61 SCHATZ. TAMMY — 61. 106, 120. Varsity, J V Tennis, Pantherettes, SCHINDELE. SUZETTE — 61 SCHULTZ. DAVID — 82. Varsity. Soph Football SCOTTY. ANTHONY — 61 , 87, 108; Varsity, Soph Water Polo, Varsity Swim. SHANNON. TOI JUAN — 61. 82, 116, 207, 208, Varsity. JV. Soph Football. Varsity Track; Gymnastics. Minority Club. Thespians. SHAW, TIM — 61, 71; Varsity. Soph Football. SHEPHERD. WALTER — 61, 160. 161; 1981 Trailblazer Staff. SHERMAN. CATHY — 35. 61 , A Cappella, SHONO. YVONNE — 61 . 21 1 . DECA. SIFUENTES, MARIA — 61 SILVA. RICHARD — 61. SIMMONS. DENNIS — 41. 61 . Senior Rep. SINGLETARY. NAPOLEON — 61, 82; Varsity, Soph Football SLATTERY. KATHLEEN — 20, 27, 62. 158. 159, Dance, Caf ' s Purr. Rowdy Rooters. Pantherettes SLIFER, REBECCA — 27. 35. 62, 205; A Cappella, Dance, Stylus SMITH. CHIQUITA — 62. SMITH, DENNIS —62,73,82, 116; Bank of America Certificate. Varsity Footbal l. Varsity Track. Shutterbugs, Soph Water Polo, Key Club. SMITH, JIM — 62. SMITH. MARK — 62. SMITH. MARY — 35. 62, Vocal Ensemble. SOUS. MIRIAM — 27, 62; Dance, Chorus. SOLOMON. RANDY — 63, 82, Varsity, Soph Football SORENSON. JANET — 63. SPIES. KATHY — 34, 64; Cecelian Singers, Chorus STAMPS. TONY — 122. Varsity Baseball. JV. Soph Football STEWART, FLAVIA —63. STITES. HONEY — 63. STOCKTON. GERALD —63, 210, 211, VICA. DECA. STOKES. CLAUDIA — 35, 63; Cecelian Singers. Chorus, A Cappella, Vocal Ensemble. SUSSELL. MARTIESE — 35. 63; A Cappella. SUTTON. DONNA — 64. SWANSON. JUDITH — 64. TAYLOR. GEORGE — 211; DECA TAYLOR. LIZ — 64. Pantherettes TAYLOR. ROBERT — 64, 94; Varsity Basketball TEAL. WALTER — 64, 21 1 , DECA. THAI, LONI — 64. THOMAS. DEBORAH — 64. THOMAS. TAMARA — 12, 64, 110, 158, 159, Varsity, JV Yell, Varsity Girls ' Swim. Soph Water Polo. Water Polo Stat Girl; Junior Rep. Cat ' s Purr. A Cappella. Vocal Ensemble THOMPSON. JIM — 64. THOMPSON. YOLANDA — 64, Dance TIMES. GREGORY — 64. TOLBERT. MAURICE — 21. 64. 207. Band, JV Tennis, Jazz Ensemble. Minority Club. TORRES, FRANCES — 64. TOWNSEND. HOWARD — 41, 64. 122; JV, Soph Basketball Varsity, JV Baseball, Senior Rep TOWNSEND. ROBIN — 64, 211, DECA, Band, Rowdy Roosters, TRIPPLE. WENDY — 64. 106. 158. 159. 206, Tennis Team Manager, Cat ' s Purr. Platform. JV Tennis TROPEZ. KIMBERLY — 64. Varsity Tennis TURNER. BRIAN — 64, 82; Varsity. Soph Football TYNER. RENAE — 64, 88, 98. 160. 161 , JV Volleyball. Varsity Basketball. 1981 Trailblazer Campus Life Editor, 1980 Staff; Pantherettes, Rowdy Roosters UNDERWOOD, CHERYL — 64 VALBER. CHRISTINA — 64. VALDEZ, JOSE — 65, 82, 158. 159; Varsity, Soph Football, Varsity, JV, Soph Track; Cat ' s Purr. VALENCIA, NANCY — 65, 106, 126, 152, 201, 21 1 , JV Tennis, Varsity, JV Softball: Junior, Soph Vice-President; Keywanettes. Interact; DECA; Junior Rep, Secretary of Publicity; Secretary ot Finance. VEITH. DONNA — 34. 65, 208, Stage Crew. Cecelian Singers. Thespians. JV Badminton. VENTURA, CATHY — 65. VINSON. LISA — 17. 65, 71. 207, Pepsters, Pantherettes, Rowdy Roosters. Minority Club. VIS, HOLLY — 20, 65, Pantherettes. WADE. RAYANNA — 65. WAGSTAFF. DAVID — 66. 104. 160, 161. 209. 210; Shutterbugs President. VICA President; Varsity, JV Tennis; 1981 Trailblazer Clubs Editor; Principal ' s Honor Roll. WALKER. DARRELL —66. WANAMAKER, SUSAN — 41, 66, 106, 203, Varsity, JV Tennis; Girls ' Track; JV Badminton; Senior Rep; NHS, WARNER. NANCY — 27, 66, Dance. WASSON. DAYNA — 66, JV Softball. Dance. WAXENFELTER. SUE — 20, 66. Pantherettes. WESTB9. KIM — 66, 106. 211; Varsity, JV Tennis; DECA. WHARTON. FRED — 66, 205; Stylus, Soph Football. WHITMAN. DARRELL — 66. WIEBERDINK. TONYA — 66, 204; Leo. WILD DONALD — 66. 82; Varsity, Soph Football. WILDER, TRACEY — 66. WILLIAMS, BRIAN — 21, 67, 203, 206: Band, Minority Club, NHS, Platform. Speech. WILLIAMS, CHRIS A — 67. WILLIAMS, DEANN — 67. 71, 88, 98, 112; Varsity, JV Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Badminton, Pantherettes. WILLIAMS, DENISE — 15, 67, 70, 88, 98, 112; Varsil Varsil Mascot. WILLIAMS, KENNETH —82; Varsity Football WILLIAMS, PATRICIA — 67; Rowdy Rooters. WILLIAMS, RAMONA — 67, 98, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. WILLIAMS, SHELLY — 20. 67; Pantherettes WILLIAMS, TARRANCE, — 156, ROTC. WILLIAMSON RAFAEL — 67, 156; ROTC WILLIS, SCOfT — 67; Band, Stage Crew. FWJTC. WILSON, PATTI — 67. Rowdy Rooters WINFIELD, RICK — 67, 122, Varsity Baseball WOLFE, JEAN — 16. 67, 132, 153, 201, 205; Pepsters; Pantherettes; ASB President, Vice-President; Interact Secretary; Stylus. WONG LAURIE — 67, 70. 72. 202, 203, 206; CSF Treasurer, NHS, Principal ' s Honor Roll, Bank of America Plaque, Platform Vice-President. WOODALL, DOROTHY — 67, 112; Varsity Badminton. WOOTON, TODD — 68. 82, 207, 208; Varsity, Soph Football. JV Track; Varsity Gymnastics; Minority Club, Thespians. WORTH, LORI — 17, 68, 70, 202, 203, 204. 206; Pepsters, Pantherettes. CSF, NHS, Platform. WRIGHT, ALISHA — 12, 27. 68, 204; Varsity Yell, Dance, Keywanettes Historian, Chorus. WRIGHT, AUDRA — 34, 35; Dance, Cecelian sity Volleyball. Varsity Basketball, sity Badminton. Pantherettes, WRIGHT Interact. WRIGHT. DALE —68. ZIMMERMAN, RAY — 68; 1980 Trailblazer Art Editor. UNDERGRADUATE INDEX 124. 181 Abbott, Ronald — 21, Adkms. Dedea — 181 Agaiva. Fehvai — 181 Aguilar, Michael — 81 Agumaldo. Rebecca - Aguirre. Michael — 124, Ahumada. Frank - Aiken. Darren — 181 . Albano. Mary — 157. 181 Alex. Sean — 181 Alvarado. Jose — 181. Amador. David — 181. Amon. Ross — 210. Amsberry. Cassie — 132, 152. 153. 201 Anderberg. Alan — 181. Anderson. Anzell — 99. 181 Anderson.Apnl — 14, 110, 132, 153, Andoetoe. Harold — 23, 91. 118. 181. Andrews. Barbara — 181 Angel. Ricky — 85, 116, 132. 201 Apple. Rene — 20. 181 Appleby. Donna — 20. 181. Appleby. Ronald — 181 Appleby. Yolanda — 132 Arcala. Raymond — 85. 132. 181 Archie. Cedric — 181. Archie. Marcia — 132. Archuleta. Jaquelme — 20. 27. 181 Armstrong. Reggie — 181. Asbee. Cindy — 20. 127, 132, Ashby. Carol — 132, 208. Atkins. Tern — 132. Awad. Samerah — 102, 132, 201 Awad. Waleed — 181. Baca. Paul — 181. Baeten. JoAnn — 98. 126. 181 Baker. Kenny — 86. 181 Baker. Tereska — 156, 156. 181 Baker. Tom — 181 Balimbm. Joyce — 23. 180. 181. 204 Banares. Bermce — 110. 181. Bancroft. Cam; — 106. 132. Barajas. Sal — 181. Barker. Terry — 1 33. Barnaby. Jay — 181. Barnes. Cheryl — 21. 22. 181. Barnes. Lavmia — 20, 133. nique — 102. 181 ragan. Enrique ■ Bartsch. . Paul — 86. 181 Batista. Mano — 181 Bauser. Billy — 91. 133 Bautista. Donslyn — 133. Baxter. Robert — 156, 181 Bays. Michael — 133, 201. Baysmore. Tonya — 133, 181. Beatty. Brian — 133. Beausoleil. Lee — 181. Behar. Irving — 133. 210 Bell. Cynthia — 20. 133. Benavides. Pamela — 181 Benelield. Joanna — 181. Bennett. Patrick — 133, 155, 156 157, Bergeon. Judith — 106, 181 Berkley. Keifh —95, 124, 133. Bernard. Evans — 1 81 Bernard, Reginald — 90. 118. 181 Berry. Cathy — 133, 155 Bevms. Gretchen — 181. Bishop. Robert — 133 Bivens, Lavita — 133. B erke, Kathy — 110, 181 Blabagno, Oscar — 91, 116. 133 Black, Andy — 23. 181 Blakely. Kathleen — 133 Blakely. Kevin — 181 Blakeslee. Melody — 181 Blanchard, Daniel — 133. Bias. Lisa — 133. Bloom. Ben — 181 Blunt. Carolyn — 181. Boatman, Erica — 181, 204. Boggoney. Aaron — 35. 181 Bokrony. Steven — 181. Boldmg. Jim — 133. Bollm. Anthony — 133. Bolton. Angela — 181. Bolton. Jacqueline — 133. Bomlla. Erik — 90, 133 Bonner. Candy — 181. Bostic. Patty — 181. Botslord. Jean — 133, 208. Bowen. Michael — 82, 133. Bowman. Taaron — 181. Boyd, Vernon — 21. 133 Boyle. Deborah — 181 Boyle. Mary — 133. 204. Bradord. Latonya — 181. Bradley. Mercer — 133 Bradshaw, Dave — 133. Bradshaw. Tina — 133. Braganca. Elaine — 112, 181 Brandon. David — 94. 181. Brandt. Ronnie — 133 Branum. Blake — 133. Bray. James — 133. 156. 157 Brigs. Rey — 133. Bright. Robert — 133. Brighton. Ronald — 181 Brill. Diane — 23. 1 81 . Brooks. Donald — 181. Brooks, Donna — 181. Brooks. Michael — 133 Brothers. Brenda — 181 Brothers, Rebecca Ann — 102 Brouard, Rodney — 181 21. 86, 181 Brown. Tony — 155. 181. Bruemng. Kevin — 181. Bruemng. Teresa — 133. Bruner. Charlene — 99, 133. Brungardt. Kim — 181 Brutsche. Fred — 133. 156. 157 Brutsche. Gma — 181 Bui. Minuet Thi — 106 132 Bullard. Hilton — 100. 133. 181 Bumblts, Carole — 127, 181. 204 Burch. Kathy — 106, 133, 202, 205 208, Burdme. Anthony — 133. Burke. Kenneth — 86. 182. Burkley. Warren — 182 Burks. Bill — 86, 182 Butler. Marcellus — 133 Byrd. Tina — 133 Cabral. Susan — 133 Calderon. Manuel — 86. 124. 182 Calhoun. Darcy — 182. Calloway. Donna — 112, 133. Camargo, Lucia — 27, 133. Campbell. Michelle — 133. Campolla. Angle — 182. Campos. Greg — 133 Canchola. John ■ • a ... Sylv, 133 Cantatio. Tony - Cantrell, Sherry — 133. Cardwell, Mike — 155. 182. Carlson. Charles — 182 Carmellim. Dan — 182 Carpenter. Dawn — 20. 127, 4. Carpenter. Denise — 110. 132, 133, 201 Cameo. Richard — 182 Carrier. Julie — 14, 134. Carroll. Jack — 182. Carter. Gregory — 104, 182 Carter. James — 1 34. Carter. Terne — 134 Casados, Connie — 182. Case. Mike — 182. Casey. Nedra — 35 Cash. Kimberly — 14. 134. Castaneda. Lissette — 20, 23. Castro. Daniel — 134. Cauldwell. Lynn — 182 Cayetano. Edades — 104, 134, Chalmers. Debra - Cheney. Robert — 1 82 Choat. Scot — 21. 23. 134 Cisneros. Anna — 182 Clark. Aliska — 126. 134. Clark. John — 82. Clark, Kim — 134, 182 Clark, Laura — 158 Clark. Marion — 134 Clark. Wayne — 182. Clarke. Troy — 86, 182 Clausson. Marlene — 182 Clay. Kathy — 99. 134 Closs. James — 157, 182 Cloud. Bill — 21. 182. Collman. Andrew — 94. 118. 182 Colbert. Lisa — 182. Cole. Charity — 182, 209 Cioleman. Bruce — 134 Coleman. Myles — 182. Collins. Christina — 112. 182. Comer. Raeanne — 134. Concepcion. Tony — 124. 182. Connolly. Kathleen — 134 Connors, Tracy — 134. Conrad, Paul — 134 Connquez, Mary — 134 Cook. Mike — 182. Cook. Robert — 182. Cooper. Tracy — 182. Copeland. Carta — 158. 182. Corgan. Nadme — 182. Correa. Marie — 182. Cortes. Margie — 182. Cortez. Barbara — 182 Costello. Vincent — 21. Covington. Curtis — 182. 204 Cowan. Tammra — 182 Crabtree. Tracy — 182 Craig. Andre — 192. Crane. Bryan — 182 Crane. DeDe — 134. 160 Crane. Jeame — 134. Crawford. Carolyn — 182. Creech. Danny — 21. 134. Crooks, Steve — 134 Cross. Pamela — 134 Cuadras. Jose — 183. Culberson. Gayle — 183 Cullum, Regma — 134, 202. Cullum. Skip — 134. Cunningham. Drexel — 134. Cunningham. Keith — 134. 201 Cunningham. Mark — 104, 134 Cureton. Jettery — 183. Curran. Jason — 134. Curry. Charles — 134. Dagley, Wendy — 183. Dague. Maria — 134. Daly. Deborah — 134 Daly, Mike — 183 Damron. Matthew — 156. 157. 183 Dang. Hung — 134 Dang. Phat — 134 Dabg. Xuan - 157 Daniel. Flip - Daniel. Glenn — 86, 183. Daniels. Teresa — 88. 98 134 Darling. Tern — 35, 183. Davalos. John — 135. Davidson. Darren — 183. Davis. Bobbi — 183. Davis. Destroy — 183. Davis. Opal — 183. 207 Davis, Allen — 124. 183 Davis, Robert -86. 183 Davis, Sharon — 135. DeAlba. Virginia — 156. 157, 18 DeCastro, Jessie — 183. 204 Dedios, Edwin — 183 Dedios, Maria — 135. De ongh, Diann — 135 DeLang, Wiklheim — 183 DeLory. Joseph — 135 Delp, Dan — 87 Delp. George — 135. 156, 183 DeMonteverde. Susan Denmstroun. Pamela — 135. Denny. Denise — 183 DeSordi. Mark — 135. Devan. Meeru — 183 DeVoe. David — 108 Diaz. Eric — 183 Dickerson. Lynn — 156. Dickerson. Van — 135 Dickman, Jettery — 135. Diep. My Xuan — 135, 200. Dillmer, Dennis — 135. Dillingham. Brant — 183 Dimmitt. Lon — 21. 23. 108. 135 Dine. Darrell — 183. Dixon. Althedra — 183 Dodd. Beth —21, 135 Do son, Jell — 183 Dommguez. Susana — 92, 120, 21, 23, 135 Donahu Donate Christine — 135 Donerson. Patrick — 23. 135. Dorsey, Howard — 91, 183. Doty. Paul — 21. 158, 183 Douglas. Donna — 135 Dounhg. Hurg — 135 Downing. Darren — 124, 135. Downs. Gary — 135 Drake. Jeanette — 183 Drechsker. Dan — 80, 135 Drechsler. Stacey — 1 83. Drexl. James — 183 Drmgenberg, Deborah — 183, Drummond, David — 183 Drymon, Pam — 183, Duenas, Ron — 100, 183 Dunagan. Leslie — 135 Dunbar. KC — 21, 23. 183 Duntord. Debbie — 183 Dunworth. Roger — 183 Durbm. Uwe — 135, 205 Easter. Marsha — 27. Edwards. Darnell — 95. 134 Edwards, Doug — 104. 183 Edwards. Elena — 183 Edwards. Larry — 21. 183. Eldndge, Scott — 183 Eli. Raymond — 135 Elias. Rueben — 183. Ellmgsworth. Carta — 135 Ellmgsworth. Paula — 183 Ellis. Debbie — 184 Elwell. Scott — 82. 116. 135 Engelenburg. Earl — 86. 184 English. Diane — 135. 211 Eno. Kristin — 21. 110. 135 Enwall. William — 135 Enckson. Neal — 122, 135 Enckson. Rick — 184. Ervin. Billy — 184 Escobedo, Deanna — 184 I -.p:, 184 Estrada. Mike — 86, 156. 157. Evans. Dominic — 184 Evans. Duane —86. 184 Evans. Joerome — 184 Event!. Linda — 184. Faircloth. Lisa — 135. Falk. Charles — 184. Falls. Scott — 56. 184 Farash, Greg — 21. 135 Farley. Ta uana — 184. 204 Farrier. Jerry — 23. 184 Fehoko. Fenny — 184 Felton, Darryl — 156. 184 F e en n nlli. Je nniiTe - 135 Ferguson. Ernest — 135 Ferrcacioli. Larry — 184. Fields, Becky — 184. Figueroa, Alfonso — 124. 136 Figueroa. Ben — 86. 122. 184. Filler. Bill — 184. Firenza. Sam — 184 Fisher. Eric — 95. 184 Fisher. Mike — 184. Fisher. Ricky — 184 Fitzhugh. Elijah — 136 Fitzpatrtck. Darryl — 184 Fletcher. Larry — 116. 210 Flint. Devon — 126. 184 Flores. Belinda — 135 Flowers, Tracy — 184 Foe. Steve — 21, 23. 184 Ford. Tommy — 95. 136. 208 Foreman. Temple — 136, 205. Foster. Joseph — 86, 184 Foster. Shelly — 184 Fox, Billy — 86. 184 Francis. Robert — 136 Franco. Felipe — 184 Frankenlield. Kelly — 184 Franks. Jenni — 184. Franssen. Brett — 184. Franz. Patricia — 20, 184 Franz. Rob — 184 Frazier. Andre — 86, 118. 185 Frazier. Darryell — 35, Frazier. Doris — 185. Freeh. Olga — 136. Freeman. Bradley — 21, 136. Freeman. Sheree — 185. Fryer, Sharon — 185. Fug gms. Trenton — 95 Funderburk. Kipp — 185 Gadbaw. Robert — 136, 156. Gaines. Jeff — 185 Galgana. Lalame — 136. 202 Galindo. Ana — 23, 100. 185 Gallant, Thomas — 85. 116. 136 Gallant. Tony — 185. Gallardo. Rachel — 12, 29, 132, 136,201 Gallardo. Rica — 20. 23. 185 Gallagos. Angela — 185. Galles. Mary — 106, 136. Gamez. Juan — 136 Ganter. Juimmy — 136 Garcia. Betty — 34. 185 Garcia. Danny — 86. 124, 185 Garcia. Maria - 156. 157. 185 Garcia. Sarah — 136. Gardiner, Michael — 136 Gardner. John — 185. 211 Gardner. Tracy — 88. 185 German. Jacob — 136. Garrett. Charles — 85. 136. Garrison. Deborah — 136 Garrison, Denise -27, 136. Gaskill. John — 35. 185 Gatavetsky. Terry — 185 Gauerke. Ray — 185. Geddes. Larry — 185 Gemmng, Jaime — 136 Gemesse. Desiree — 21. 185. Georgia. Tonyette — 185 Gershen. Brandon — 185 Gibson. Jennifer — 132, 136. Gil. Billy — 82. 136 Gil. Miguel —91. 116. 185. Gilbreath. Byron — 136. Gilmore. Carta — 185 Gipson. Palace — 185. Gipson. Phylene — 185 Girley. Kirk — 82 Glazier, Lattice — 185 Godsoe, Kathenne — 185 Goehler, Sue — 136. Gogue, Doris — 136. Golston. Tern — 27, 200 Gomez. Dedee — 136 Gomez, Mike — 185. Gomez, flose — 185. Gonsalves. Kimbertee — 185 Gonzales. Frank — 185 Gonzales. Lisa — 136. 185 Gonzales. Mando — 136 Gonzales. Ruben — 86. 185 Gonzalez. Ana — 112, 136. Gonzalez. Ozzie — 116. 136. Goodlow. Sebastian — 35. 95, 135 Goudeau. Charles — 136, 185 Goudeau. Paula — 185. Gradney. John — 185. Gram, Kim — 185 Gran(. Marcia — 185 Graves. David — 86, 185 Green. Christopher — 136 Greer, Kevin —94, 137. Grosse. Patricia — 137, 158. 204 Guoany. Prmcetta — 88, 126. 137 Mi,,, ini.i Guerrero. Gianna — 102. 180 Guerrero. Martin — 137. Guevara. Leticia — 27, 137 Gulley. Kenneth — 122, 137, 156 Gulley. LRea — 35, 137 Guru Eh. Gutierrez. Gil 20. — 137. 156. 204, 137. Hall. Andy — 13 Hanna, Robert — 21 Hanneman. Jeffrey — 137 Harbick. Craig — 21. 91, 116. Harding. Robbie — 137 Harper. Johnnie — 124. 137. Harris. Eden — 137 Hams. Sheila — 27. Harris. Tony — 137 Hartley. Mark — 23, 85 Hartman, Tnsha — 20, 211 Hastings. Joe — 137 Hayes. Kenneth — 109. 209. Hayes. Kirby — 137. Hays. Steve — 137 Hazelwood. Carlton — 137 Heard. Michael — 21. 124. 137. Henderson. Jettery — 137. 156 Henderson, Rose — 137. 202 Henney, Danny — 156. Hensgen. Theresa — 137 Hergenrother. Jennifer — 27. 137 Hernandez. Julio — 137. 158 Hernandez. Rosalinda — 137 Herndon. Joaquin — 137. Hester. Dimiettna — 18, 27, 137 Hickey. Kevin — 137 Higgms. William — 85. 137 Hillard. Joyce — 120. 207 Hills. Fredrick — 86 H (on, Paula — 27, 137, Hines. Juhanne — 111. Hmes. Mia — 126. 137 Hodgen. Mark — 122. 137 Hodges. Dannie — 86 Hohman. James — 82, 137 Holbrook. Sheri — 138 Holliday. Wendi — 138 Holmes. Lilia — 34. 35. Hood. Darlene — 207. Hope, Sheridan — 94. 138. Hopson, Kimberly — 21, 22, 138 Hoskms. Lon — 138. Hoskms. Marion — 138. 156. Howard. Ernest — 86. 118 Howard. Leroy — 82. 95 116 138 Howe. Glenda — 21. 22. Howell. Christy — 20. 27, 138. Hughes, Jerry — 138. Hulce. Dan — 138. Hulm. Howard — 23, 138. 205, 20S Hulshof, Thomas — 87. 109 Hundley. Evonne — 34 Hurley. Brett — 124, 138 Hutchison. Justine — 138 Imestra, Luis — 138. Ivan. Ingrid — 138 Jackson. Cynthia — 138. Jackson. Joyce — 138. Jackson. Nelsma 27 James. Erie- 188. James. Rhonda — 188 Jams. Nicholas — 188 Jaskiewicz, Jonh — 85. 108. 138 Jasper. Kathleen — 138. Jeffreys. Douglas — 138 Jenkins. Dave — 138. Jensen. Gary — 21. 23, 188. Jensen. Laura — 138. Jensen. Mike — 188. Jimenez, Rose — 138. Johnson. Carolyn — 20. 27. 29 Johnson. Deneen — 138 Johnson. Diane — 138 Johnson.Dons — 188 Johnson. James — 188 Johnson, James — 188 Johnson, Jerry — 188. Johnson. Kenneth — 138 Johnston. Michelle — 21. 138. Joly. Angel — 106. 188 Jones. Albert — 188 Jones, April — 138 Jones. Bernard — 35. Jones. David — 156, 157 Jones, Dennis — 188. Jones, Eltwan — 188. Jones, Eric — 207, Jones, Gustine — 188, 204. Jones. Jule — 102. 138, 201 Jones, Keith — 122, 138 Jones, Sharon — 188. Jones, Sherry — 99, 188 Jordan. Loran —21. 23 Jose. Alberto — 138 Joseph. Deanna - 29. 138. 208 Kasemsant. Jiraprapa — 138, 201 202, 203, 204, 206 Kaucher, Michael — 138 Keener, Joseph — 138. Keith, Michael — 138. 207 Kelley. Susan — 188. Kellogg. Judy — 188. Johnson. Jerry — 188 Johnson. Kenneth — 138 Johnson. Latnce — 188 Johnson. Ronald — 188 Johnson. Sean — 188. Sheila — 188. Terry — 156. Johnston. Kevin — 188. Johnston. Michelle — 21, 138. Joly. Angel — 106, 188 Jones, Albert — 188. Jones, April — 188. Jones. Bernard — 35. Jones. David — 156, 157 Jones. Dennis — 188. Jones. Eltwan — 188. Jones. Enc - 207 Jones, Gustine — 188, 204 Jones, Julie— 102. 138.201 Jones. Keith — 122, 138 Jones! Sherry — 99, 188 Jordan, Loran —21, 23. Jose, Alberto — 138. Joseph. Deanna — 29. 138. 208 Kasemsant. Jirapapa — 138. 201, 202. 203. 204. 206 Keith. Michael — 138, 207. Kelley. Susan — 188. Kellogg. Judy — 188 Kemp. Tra Kernes. John — 138 Kiess. Jerrell — 138 Kildall. Dennis — 1 88 Kile. Gary — 188. Kim. Chungeun — 188 King. Bobby — 138 King, Carolyn — 188 King. Jim — 188. King. Stan — 188 King. Tracy — 138. Klatt. Michael Klein. Debra - Klossner. Can Knight. Anne Kopmski. Marlene - Kralicek. Robert — Knpal. Francis — 1 Kuskie, Joseph — 1 Kuzo. Anna — 188. Kwak. Hye Chong - Kwon. Peter — 188 Kyles. Lisa — 188. La. Hang — 188. 139 LaCrue. Charles Lancjis. Rebecca - Landry, Francene Land. Reginald — Lavergne. Larry - Lear. James — 1 Lee. Lenel — 34 Leeds. Cheryl — Legrone. Franz ■ . Diane — 1 ;. Doranae ■ Ligon. Bert — 189 Ligon. Bndgett — 99. 189 Lindsay. Scott — 85. 139 Lingo. Gene — 189 Link. Cindy — 189 Little. Deborah — 27. 139 Lockyer. David — 87. 109. Lomazzo. Patty — 189 Looney. Marvin — 139 Lopez. Ronnie — 189 Lonncz. James — 189 Loughndge. Janet — 21. 23. 139. 202, 204 Love. Bobby — 124. Loya. Frances — 139 Luevano. Manuel — 189 Lumsden. Janice — 106. 189 Lull, Bernando — 189 Lynch Jerry — 139. Lyons. Bill — 189 Lyons. Clinton — 139 Lyons. Sherrie — 189 Lytkowski. Yvonne — 20. 139. 204 Maae. Lalopua — 21, 189 Maae Mealilo — 139. MacDonald. Laurie — 27. 189 Mack. Latncia — 27, 189, 204 Mackey.Candace — 27 139 Mackir Magalianes. Patriae Malone. James — 1 Marquis Debra — 189 Marquis, Joanne — 139 Marshall. Benard — 100, Marshall. Edward — 139 Marshall. Laura — 189 Marshall. Tncia — 139 Martin. Beth — 139. Martin. Dan - 87. 110. 189 140. Jho David — 189 Martinez. Rene — 140 Martins. Yvonne — 1 40 Mason. Gordon — 140 Masterson. Vaughn —85. 116. 140 Mauldm. Lawanda — 140 Maxwell. Julie — 189 May. Christopher— 180, 189 Mays, Michael — 116, 140 McCarver. Selwyn — 140 McCann. Cathy — 189 McCarty. Don — 189. McConnell. Teresa — 27. 102. 140 McCulley. Trma — 140 McDonald. Keiron — 27. 189. McFaii Rebecca — 126. 140. McGirt, Tracy — 140. McKenzie. Jan — 112. 189. McKmnon. Stephanie — 140 McKmnon. Tammy — 189 McNair. Laura — 189. McNeley. Julie — 20, 126, 140 Meador. Wendy — 111. 189, Meddaugh. Den.se — 20, 27, 189 Medina. George — 41 Melio. Paul — 140 Mendigorm. Tammie — 111, 140, Mendivil. Daniel — 21, 23, 140 Mendoza. Humberto — 140 Metz. Jodie — 140. Metzger. Cory — 87. 108, 140. 201 Meyers, Tanya — 189 Mickles Wendell — 140. Milam. Mike — 189. Mihtello. Joe — 140. Miller. Michael — 140 Miller. Sherry — 189 Mink, Michelle - 88. 99. 126. 140 Minor. Reginald — 140 Minor, Yvette — 140 40. 204 Mitchell. Karen - - 34. 35. 140 Mitchell, Mike — 140 Mitchell, Peggy - 34, 189 Mitchell, Regma — 189 Mize. Jim - T89 Mobley. Lisa — 89 Modica, Len — 40 Modtland. Arme - 189 Moises. George - 140 Montoya, Loretta - 140 Montoya. Patnci J — 140 Moore, Anita — 90 -27 Moore. Diane — 88. 190 Moore. Gloria — 140, - 190 Moore. Jacqueti le — 140 - 156. 190 Moore, Patricia -140. Moore. Sherry - - 20. 23. 88. 126. 140. 202 190 Moreland. Darren — 140. 156. Morgan, Andy - - 190 Morgan. Jellrey — 140 Morgan. Lance -85, 140 - 140 Morris. Kathryn — 34, 190. Morris, Shana - -140 140 Morrison, Robe t — 190 Morrow, Bndgette — 140 Morrow, Terry - - 190 Morse, Robert - Morton, Pam — - 23. 190 190. ' Mosely. Kelvin - - 23. 190 Mosley, Sandra — 190 Moss, Becky — 190 Mowry, Joseph Munday, Kevin -85. 141. Murdoch. Tammy — 106. 112. 19C Munllo Linda - - 190 -100 Murphy, Jeanny — 141 Murphy. Jenny Myers. Julie —88. 19 Myers. Tammy - - 190. e — 34. 190 Nale. Robert — 190 94. 118, 190 Nelson. Bridget - 190 Nelson. Shelly - - 27, 141 Nereu, Tommy - 190 Nguyen, Hai — 180 Nguyen, Hoang - 190 141 Nichols, Eric — 190 Nichols. Martha — 190 Nichols, Rosie - 190 Nichols, Tony - -100 Nicholson. Pair ck — 190. Nobriga. Momque — 23. 190 Noetlmg. Lisa - -190. Nooner. Ron — 190 Norman. Angel — 190 Norrell. Becky Norwood. Eric - 86. 190 Nuanez. Chnsti la — 112, 190 12. 190 O Haver, Linda — 156, O ' Campo. Edgar — 141, 190 Ochs, Tanya — 190. O Connor, Dan el — 124, 141 O ' Dell. Manny - 86, 190, 211 O Haver. Linda -156, 190 190 Okoonan. Sha Olgum. Janice Olm. Paul — 124, 14 Olivares. Dana -82, 116, 141 Ortega. JoJo — 91. 141 Ortiz. David — 190. Ortiz. Luisa — 111. 190 Osburn. Tammy — 190. Osier. Lmdsey — 155. 190 Oudraad, Glen Overland. Lance Owen. Angelica — 22. 141. 204 204 Owens. Deborah Ozawa. Walter — 87, 108, Paano, Manssa — 191. Paano. Mimose — 27, 141 Pame. George — 100. 191 Palacios. Cheryle — 110. 132 Palmer. Rodney — 191. Paragno, Pierre — 141 Parent. Freddie — 191 Parks, Joseph — 191. Parks, Patrick — 132. 141. Parmeter. Susan — 23, 35. 141 Parnell. Karen — 141 Parra. Christina — 141 Parra. Patricia — 141 202 Partridge. Michael — 141 Patel. Pallavi — 191 Patterson. Dave — 191 Paffon. Tammy — 88, 126, 141 Paull. Donna — 191. Payne. Nate — 156, 191 Pearson, Delon — 191 Peck. Jason — 191 Peck Mechelle — 127. 191. 204 Pederson. Kandy — 191, Pelletier. Denyse — 141 Pendergrass. Laura — 23, 1 91 , 21 Pepoy. Darren — 156, 191 Peralta, Fr, Pe.-e Roy 155, 191 Peters. Darren — 191 Peters. Gregory — 141 Petka. Mark — 191 Phan. Ha — 191 Pnao. Boret — 21. 23. 104. Phillips. Stacie — 191. 204 Pichardo. Gustavo — 191 Pickrell, Robert — 141 Plait. Philip - 191 Poole. Tony — 191 Pope. Debbie - 191 Porter. Anita — 106, 141 15 202, 205 Postal, Wendy - 191 Powell. Sherry — 141 Powers, Calvin — 141 Powers, Mike — 191 Prescoll. Jell — 191 Tina Provencher. Claudette — 191 Pucillo. Dawn —27. 141 Pugh. Valinda — 191 Pula. Emele — 141 Purcell. Jackie — 141 Putnam, Cheryl! — 141. Putnam. Michael — 100. 191 Putnam. Robert — 141 Quesada. Ray — 141, 156, 157 Quitonano. Cynthia — 112. 191. Railord Marcus — 94, 141 Railord. Shawn — 86, 191 Ralph. Antoinette — 20, 27, 141 Ramirez. Steven — 85. 141 Ramos, Francme — 191 Ramsey, Teresa — 141 Randolph, Marhsa — 191. Rasmussen, Charlie — 21. 23, 19 Ray, Bruce — 141, 160, 161 Rayburn, John — 23, 191 Reding. Gary — 191, 209 Reeder. Kern — 191 Reese. Chris — 191 Peese, Go den — 191. Peid. Chris — 141, 160, 161, 209 Remley. Pat — 141. Retius. Hazel — 141. Reyes. Mildred — 132. 141, 202 Reynolds. Gary — 141 Richee. Larry — 141 Richter. Deborah — 27, 141. Pwggms. Janet — 20. 141, 205 Riley. Daniel — 191 Rivera. Martin — 141 Rivera. Veronica — 172. 192. Rivers. Valerie — 20, 27, 141 Roach. Rhonda - 141. Roberson. Samantha — 99, 141 Robinson. Dana — 20. 141 Robledo. James — 35. 192 flodgers. Kim — 141. 211 Rodgers. Luan — 141. Rodriguez. Ana — 192 Rodriguez. Carlos — 156 192 Rodriguez. Renee — 141 Rodriguez. Daniel — 192 Rodriguez. Tony — 192, Rogers. Curtis — 141 Sogers, Mar — 118. 192 Romero. Mike — 141. Romero. Ricky — 192. Romin, Tom — 192 Romo. Cathy — 141 Pose, Cindy — 192 flose, Deanna — 192.. Rosillo, Ricardo — 192 Ross. Karne — 192 Rowley. Cassandra — 27, 112, 1 Ruiz. Alex Russell. Jell — 192. Rutan. Leslie — 192. Ryan. Phyllis — 102, 192 Sabala. Dolores — 192 Sabala, Eddie — 141 Sabalza. Joel — 192. Sachs. Eric— 141 Same. Valerie — 192. Salazar. Eddie — 192. Sale do, Michael — 141. Salsberry. Carmen — 141. Sanchez. Louie — 100. 192 Sanchez. Tim —86. 192 Sandell. Scott — 192 Sanders. Mark — 192 Sanders. Robert — 192 Sandoval. Nancy — 192 Sargent, Shon — 192 Sassenberg, Rita — 192 id.. Perez, Magdatena Perez. Roberto — Perkins. Clayton - Perkins. Valerie - Presley. Dwayne - . Betvna — 142 Scaggs. Michelle — 192 Schaper. Baudy — 192 Schatzman. Erica — 192 Schroeder. Donn Shuler. Jacqueline — 142 Schulz, Robert — 142 Schweitzer. Amy — 21, 27. 193 Scott. Andrew — 142, 156 Scott. John — 35. 142 Scott. Mike — 193 Scott, Patue — 193 Scot-el, Brian — 85, 142 Seely. James — 142, 156, 157 Sennikoll. Steven — 143 Shaw.Jeanme - 27, 132. 143 Shaw. Sheila — 193, Sherman. John — 193. Sherman. Sherrer. ion — 193. Shirley. Bill — 155. 193 Shirley. Chemtia — 193 Shirley. Melinda — 21. 143. 204 Shrel ner. Patty — 20. Shrum. Mary — 20. 102. 143, 201 Shrum. Sally - 20. 193, 204 Shull. Elaine — 20. 143 Shuman. George — 193 Shumway, Janet — 193 SilM)roli. Pay - 193. Simon, Frank — 85 143 Simpkins, Christine — 193 Simril, Brenda — 143, Sims, Cynthia — 27. 143. 202 Sims. Lon — 143 Siver. Tern — 143 Skoczylas. Judy — 143, 158, 159 Skoczylas, John — 143 Skodos. Dmo — 143. Slcokos. Steve — 124 193 Skudler. George — 143 Sledge, Kimberly — 143. Slowey. Dane — 193 Smallwood. Michael — 143. 204 Smallwood, Michael B — 143. 204 n.j. 143 Smith. Debra — 143 Smith, Ed — 193. Smith. Enc — 143. Smith, Ray — 143. Smith. Ricardo —35. 132. 143. 157 Smith, Shawn — 193 Smyth. James — 193. Snedeker. Joanne — 143, Snider, Connie — 193 Snyder, Julie — 143. Sockerson, Amber — 143 Solomon. Dale — 193. Sona. Paul — 193. Soriano. Ruth — 34. 143. Soundress, flicrl — 143. 160. 161. Spencer. Kathy — 143. Sproul. James — 23. 193. Stanley. Dee — 156, 157. 193. Stansbury. Kelly — 143 Stansbury, Shana — 193 Starbuck, James — 87, 109. 193 Starr Dawn — 102. 180. 193, 201 Stephens. Renee — 27. 143. 207 Stewart. James — 144 Stewart. Jodi — 27, 34. 193 Stip. Shantelle — 193. Stiles. Ernie — 193 Stolarz. Laurie — 144, 158, 159, Stone, Gary — 193. Stone. Larry — 144 Stouder. Nick — 193, Straus, Audrey — 193. Stuoos, Connie — 193 Stumphy. Chris — 144, 158, 159 Sullivan. Dana — 193 Sumler. Donuell — 144 Sussell. Jaydene — 35. 193. Suit. Doug — 86. 193 Sutton. Kathleen — 193. Sutton. Nancy — 20, 144 Tansom, Ronald — 144. Tardy, Dana — 27. 144 Tariq, Glenda — 27. 194. 211, Taylor, Dma — 21, 106. 194 Taylor, Linda — 144 Taylor. Mark — 144. Taylor. Tina— 21.194. Teal. Craig — 194, Terrones. Irma — 194. Teson. Jayme — 144 , ' .■•:■. Thai. Tuan — 194. Thai. Van — 144, 202, Trieis, Donna — 144 Thomas. Belinda — 120. 194. Thomas. Brmetta — 23. 194. Thomas, Charlestme — 35. 144 Thomas. David — 124. 194 Thomas. Dwana — 144 Thomas. Melissa — 194 Thomas. Robert — 85. 144, 158, 159, Thomas, Ronald — 86. 194 Thomas. Shirrell — 144. Thomas. Tatia — 112. 194 Thompson. Brenda — 27, 132, 144 201 Thompson. Felicia — 14. 27. 120, 144, 160, 161 Thompson. Robbie — 34, 194 Thompson. Puss — 194 r. ' ion 7ibbe. Tidmore. Tract — 120. 194, 207 Tomlinson. James — 91. 194 Torres, Danny — 194. Torres. Deanna — 27 144 Torres. Etfiel — 195. Torres. Juan — 1 22. 1 95 Torres. Rosemary — 195 Townsend. Tracy — 195. 21 1 Tran. Vu — 195 Treadway. Randy — 195. Trotter. Anita — 195. Trotter, Cathie — 20, 195 Trott er, Larry — 144 Trout. Mike — 156, 157, 195 Truby. Michelle — 88, 99, 195 Truby. Rochelle — 27. 195, 207 Truong. Long — 108, 144 Tucker. Michael — 144 Tuckerman. Tomiko — 144 Tuluqa. Anna — 195. 120. 195 Turner. Melody — 21. 22. 112, 14 204, 211. Turner. Tamazine — 144 Turner. Tammie — 106. 132. 195 Tyler, Tina — 20. 195 Timer, Jacguelw Valdez. Juan — iv Vatdez. Veronica — 20, 195 Valent, Carmen — 195. Valenzuela. Shelly — 195 Valiquet. Rhonda — 144 Valies. Edie - 180. 195. 201 Vanlierop. Jennifer — 144 Van Wormer. Brenda — 195 Vaoili. Val 144 Varney. Glenda — 144 Vaughan, Demse — 195. Vaughn. Erie — 82. 95. 1 44 Ackers, Tamara - 21, 23. 145. 158. 159. 204 Vien. Hue — 145 Irien. Van - 195 Vilas. Egardo -90. 118. 180 Vines, Jennifer — 27. 145. Voegele, Kumiko — 145 Voong. Zen — 196. IVade. Daryle — 145 Walcha . John - 196 Walker, Bryan - 145 Walker, Craig — 145 Walker. Damon — 86, 196 Walker. Ernest — 196. Walker Hector — 118. 196 Walker. Mickey — 196. Walston. Theresa — 145 160, 161 Warner. David — 196. Warner. Joe — 87, 109, 196 Warren. Philip — 145. Warthen. Calleen — 196 Wasson. Thomas — 145 Watson. James — 145. Watson, Maria —111, 158. 159. 196 Weeks. Dana — 145 Weeks. Diana — 196 Weill. Becky — 27. 145 Weimer Bill — 196. Welch Gretchen — 14, 27. 145. Wentz. Robyn — 196 Werner. Darwin — 196. West. Tracy — 196, Westerlund. Sonyah — 34. 196 Westlall. Cathy — 20. 145. 202 Westman. Daniel — 210 Westman. Duance — 145 Weygandt. Evalynn — 196 Whaley. Norma — 111. 145 White. La eanne — 35. 145 Lisa— 35. 145 145 , Dawn — 196. ' ilhelm. Demse — 106. 145. iilkerson. Tammy — 132, 145 , La Ronda — 27. 145 Pegma-98. 126. 196 Richard — 146 Scott — 196 Tracy — 27, 146 Wilson. Jack - Wilson. Sandra — 27, 196 Winstead. Anthony — 196. Winston. Lisa — 120. 196, Winters, Pam — 146, 160. 204 Wiseman. Margaret — 196, Woltord. Barbara — 146 Wolcott. Ron — 196 Wolte. Jim — 85. 146 Wolte. Lonme — 196. Wolle. Mike — 146 Wolle, Pick — 87. 109. 106 Wong. Richard — 146, 202 Wnnd. Pam — 21. 196 re — 196 .. . _.ncia — 146. 204 Woodard. Yolanda — 27, 147 Woodlrull. Glen — 147 Woodson, flon — 108, 147. Wooton. Randy — 87. 109. Worrell. Rochelle — 196 Worth. Cheryl — 196. Wright, BoBoy — 196 Wright. Julius —95, 147 Wright, Tom — 21, 104. 147. 202 Yappel. Michelle — 196 Yates, flobm — 147. 210 yegge. Dale — 21. 23. 91. W, Un Yong — 27, 147 Vocky, Buddy — 147 Yoho. April — 110, 196. York. Donna — 147. York. Tom — 23. 156. Young, Derrick — 196 Young, Dwight — 196. Young, Jene — 196. young, Jim — 21. 156, 196 Young, Lance — 196. young, Phil! — 196. Young. Robert — 147 Zarate. Eddy — 196. Zavala. Arthur — 147 Zavala. Mary — 147 Zavala. Sandra — 196, Zink, Greg — 196, 1-, 19 Well, it ' s hard to believe but after 13 yeara W school, we, the members of the 1981 graduating class of David Starr Jordan High School, have p ffed through our final year. It was a year of many experiences ■ experiences that will helps us to buildj ur future. (Who knows? One of us may be a future President of the United States!) The 1981 Trailblazer Staff has tried to capture all of the many expressions shown in 1980-81, so that JP ' day you can look back and laugh at all the good times we had here together. Phyllis Denise Robinson 1981 Trailblazer Editor-in-Chief • ■ y ' ? 0 c Ms ( p p A :J r AT ' • j y v f ,9 V v . t y w M -