Eagle Rock High School - Totem Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1977 volume:

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The prom and graduation exercises finalized a golden year. Senior high at Eagle Rock began with the meeting of new friends and the setting of new goals. It ended a special year with a golden memory. Seniors hold ola.ss elections at the leadership table Ozzie Flores enjoys the results of his cooking elasS in) {t h 7v ' .r. ' - a CPoCd (a v cW ' AA ;f A Dui , ,1 Mrs. Grubbs assisttia-student m p knowledge he has acquired. , one of three Rf kOQ educatuu) I ? 4 s a o ■ 4 . - A V. V %Jr: 7 - J o t V 3 JS MHIM I ilWiWMmM l l l I TIHIE eOLIDEN ytAI one ' s mind to the Tiighest at- or to shoot for the top in pursuance of a career. In the past fifty years these values have been achifved hv fla sf-s from ' 27 to ' 77. Many changes, however, have occured in the past 50 years of academic pursuit at ERHS. Special programs were developed to aid the educationally handicapped. ROP classes were created to advance career oriented edu- cation in Business Office. Health, and Child Care occupations. Gifted stud HS have participated in academi-. .ed courses and afterschool programs. The Class of ' 77 had to acquire the largest number of credits in the 50 year hi-torv if ERHS- 165 in all. This one fact stai that the admirable academic tra ERHS will be upheld as we begin our THE eCLIDEN TEAK €IP SDIIKIT Spirit always existed at Eagle Rock. Fifty years ago there were only three male cheer- leaders. Drill Team did not exist. This year there were 15 cheerleaders and a Drill Team consisting of 76 girls. Spirit really increased in 76. Twirlers and Banner girls helped to encourage more spirit. The crowd got into the cheers and made it easi- er for the Varsity Cheerleaders to use their techniques learned at summer camp. The fans helped to fire-up the team spirit. Teamwork and enthusiasm is what spirit is all about. FAR LKrr: America Hu! lamatUe share her inlhu «ia m ii ' 1 1 fwd when the Bee itain yardajje B(V1 Cheer and Yell I eader wait for ihe :. : lime. ., ,, .. , . -ports and Eagles ha hey have repn ray spirit, prid )ugnt p.agie Rock studen r. Various organizatioi . the Eagles on to victorj bughout the year, approximately on _ f of the students participated in the ex. citement of competition. Camaraderie ii sports encouraged athletes and strength ' ened our school pride. Teamwork and eni thusiasm worked to attain that desirabli goal - victory. Sports continued to provide a favorit school pastime for fans and athletes. The Eagles celebrated their fiftieth yeaj of sports with both victories and defeats May the determination and spirit of thu Golden Year shine on forever. Craig Tom attempts to score for the Varsity. 15, Quarterback, Glenn Goldin, hands off t(i ' A2, Babe Blohm, for a sizable gain, TIME eCLOEN TEAK Of SP€IPTS | .c 5 - Flagle Hock High School remained the only Los Angeles school that had both junior ' l nd seiiior high. Junior high students were 3 fnembers of the football, swim, basket- ball, and track teams. Junior high girls ; joined Pep Club and cheered for the foot- 1 ball team, while other junior high students ] played in the marching band. .Some basic junior high classes were Eng- j lish, math, history and science. Sewing, 1 cooking, shops and typing were offeree - ' ' electives. Many seventh grade boys took sewing and ; cooking and many seventh grade girls took ' shop classes for the first time at Eagle Rock. -_ THE eCLDEN TEAK CE e-AcVv a t f r 4 n iie6 . . ilijjv o, caX- o :jVy 2 _ fe( ' ' ' V .Mcji sir v ' I AMAAINAS SENIOR CLASS CABINET-FRONT ROW: Secretary Cindy Zedalis, Girls ' Vice President Cathy McCuUum, BACK ROW: Historian Lorraine Stevens, Boys ' Vice President Craig Tom, President Sheila Duffy, Historian Laura Mosse, Treasurer Kent Jorgensen. CLASS OF 1977 As seniors, we can ' t help but reflect on the past fifty years which will be forever golden in our minds. Now that our high school years are coming to a close, our true pride and spirit comes into light. Being a senior is some- thing special. Celebrating our .nOth Anniver- sary has enriched our year of commencment. On behalf of the entire senior class, I would like to thank our adviser Mr. David Wallett for his never ending patience and ever valu- able advice. Yes. we will remember 1977 for it was truly our Golden Year. Adviser Mr. David Wallett Senior Class President Sheila Duffv w Roberta Abasta Lisa Adams Gianna Marie Advincula Roxanna Marie Advincula J Zenia Marie Advincula Sandra Jean Aguirre Brian Ahn Sylvia Margarita Alatorre Doreen Ida Alferink Jim Taylor Allej Jiilift T.vnn Allen John Ambrose 18 Eric Anderson Dennis Anselmo Ral ph Allen Armenia Brian Jeffrey Arndt Richard Barragan 5 A Jay Letrec Blohm Sabrina Boatwright Susan Lynn Boggs Melodee Bollinger 20 Mark Anthony Bosco Carlen Bratta Barbara Jeanne Brennan Dean Broking « Russell Brow Yolanda Buendia Da id Bumcrot Hazen Burford 21 22 Margaret Jesse Castanos Maria Carmen Castro Leslie Cavalieri Thomas Llewellyn Chandler Ana Victoria Cirillo 23 Vf .cHi Ne . A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Fans beginning to cheer; green and old sparkling everywhere began a night to re- member. . . At 7:30 p.m. in the football stadium of Ea.st Los Angeles College, the procession of the court began. Drill Team headed the proces- sion by marching into the stadium. Eagle Rock ' s Cheer and Yell followed and fired up spirit as they arrived in bright red fire trucks. Queen Lorie, First Princess Leslie, Second Princess Aana, Third Princess Linda, and Fourth Princess Robin were chauffeured in new Fiats. After being es- corted by their fathers, the traditional crowning of the court was performed by five chosen football players. The girls were then escorted by Knights to their thrones where they watched the game. Homecoming has always been a special night, full of excitement and fun. Many Alumni never fail to attend the game. Parents are also great supporters. In spite of the team ' s loss to Franklin, Varsity 6-16 and Bees 0-6, good memories of Homecom- ing 1976 will live on. Elscorted by Knight Doug Turner, Queen Lorie watches the game from her throne. The twenty-six Homecoming Candidates for 1976 pose after pinning. 1 z n 25 c Eileen Dane Ghislaine Danser Greg Davis Carol Ann Deamer Barry Deane Donna M. Deane Don DeBellis Liz De La Rosa 26 Chris Delgado Steve Joseph Delgado Christina Deller Michele Diane De Rouis « Ben David Doan 28 AUene A. Evans Ginny Evans Marci Melody Farrington Robert L. Ferguson Kelly Christine Fesperman Kathleen Finch Mark Raymond Forrester 30 Paula Gertz Chris Giampietro Tina Jo Giampietro Maria Giannino « Tucker Gilman Priscila Giraldo Thomas G. Gomez Howard Gong 31 Patricia Joyce Goodrich Mark Anthony Gordon Glen Christopher Grade Tereaa Lee Gray Carol Greenland Gilbert Guzman Erika Gyimesi 32 s Debbie Karen Hakonsson Rhonda Sue Hale Kathy Lynn Hall Martha Oracle Hall z Ruthie Anne Hare N z Don Harrell Linda Carol Harris Carolyn Hassen Mark Haugen 33 Don Haymaker m Patty Haymaker James Anthony Hernandez Lori Ann Hernandez 34 Curtis Howell Doug Howell Donna Hustis Lloyd Ige « Vilma Iglesias Lee Ann Jackson Jan Jacobson Jan Jenewein Rhonda Jones Maurice Johnson Lorraine Dee Johnston Kent H. Jorgensen 35 David Jourdan Pat Dee Kelly Daniel Jovanelly In Chul Ju Phyllis Kalberg Ann L. Keppel Brian King Peggy Jean King Steve Kohli Kena Konrad Frank H. Kordic Steve Kramer 36 s Virginia Tay Krumal Steven LaFerriere Robin Anne Laidlaw s Grace E. Lamelas 37 m Henrietta Lohn Diane Lorenz Tom R. LoVasco Heidi Lundquist 38 Wayne Lynch David Maisano Patricia Irene Maloney Karen Mangone « Catherine Martinez Henry Steven Martinez Margie Martinez 39 ' xeuL iuJi) [mr ' ' - 6am T Vi . (Syhrfa Alatorre cracks a smile for an eager photographer. Iric Anderson socializes with friends at lunch. 40 Senior Life paused TO pivot QXirtu iUl bod IA) W( George Veroelli types a story for the school newspaper SIENI ' O 42 Elizabeth McMullan Dawn McNeal Rohvn Meehan John P. Miedin;; Richard Miller John Christopher Muore 43 Barry P. Morton Mark Moser Laura Jaynel Mosse ' Donna Joann Mowrer 44 Gina Louise Muzingo Ken Hitoshi Naganuma Mary Linda Nardulli Diane Marie Nelson « N Jolyn Nera Brad Nevins Carmen Maria Nogueria Julie Ann Obedowski Suzanne Ochoa Clayton Oddson Carol Ollis Don O ' Mullen 45 Carol Palmer Oscar Pando Jeannette Joy Papp Peggy Josefina Paragas Kelly Payne Vivian A. Pena Maureen L. J. Pengilley Alex Perenishko 46 ' ' ' limSm Albert Ronald Perez Dale Peters Craig Joe Pilkington Dora Placencia W Maria Ofelia Quintem Krankliii Qiion Kleanor Rahiner Lori Kamirez C ' S ' ' ' Ytf -ut id ' i ' ' vte u M ■ - - P you ' L c i. r J % 48 William M. Roberts Debbie Rogers Rick Rojas Susan J. Rome Mike Sattergren Teri Scott Mary Sellitto Patricia Sepulveda 49 50 Lillian Spencer David Warren Terhune Alan Neal Thompson 51 Cindy Todd Cristina Toledo Craig Tom Pamela J. Tom m Lorie DeAnn Trail Katherine A. Tso Robert Tucker Miriam Tunglen 52 Deborah Turner Douglas H. Turner David Udlock Mike R. Valin V9 Michele Vasquez George Vercelli Lenore A. Villanueva Richard S. Volheim 53 5 Camille Yvette Warren Amber Watson Brian Arthur Williams Scott James Wilson Malcolm Wing Debbie Anne Wong John Raymond Woodward Loxi Loray Wyndle 54 Cynthia Zedalii s JL Jj u 55 AMICILS 56 Amicus • ' - ' eV ' . J ■i ' - V ' G ,.0 Vi ' ij ;x ,u ; . ;: - ; 7 ;o vVf cV ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Jeannie Holder SFXOND ROW: David Cross, Jeff Evans, Juliet Erickson, Yvette Sanchez BACK ROW: David Rybus, Secretary ' Theresa Shibuya, President Annabeile Abundo. Vice-President Karen Boldt, Mr. Ellis Kaufman Roberta Abasia Annabeile Abundo Robert Aguirre Susan Aguirre Michael Ahkee Patricia Alatorre Loretta Alcantara Maria Albanese Becky Alegria Mona Alegria Nelson Alhambra Gary Anderson Julie Andrade James Andrews Adrienne Aprato Anthony Arriola Tish Ashley Karen Asplund Brian Au Andrea Aurandt Fred Azcarat« Eddie Baca Vonnie Baker Brian Barfield Larry Barrios Lisa Bentley Jim Beeler Mike Behshid Jerry Bellomo Blanca Benavides Russell Bennett Karen Berlin li Bettencourt Amy Bienhoff ! lonna Birch Amicus 57 Kenny Bise Neal Black Mary Blaszcynski Raelyn Block Barbara Bluem Ray Bohrer Karin Boldt Colleen Booth Eugene Borgia ■i ir. S ' !i. fl 4 4 .4 ' j H l 9 Anthony Boscarino Joe Boyd Monica Braler Lynn Braun Ruth Bravo Thelma Bravo Corina Breiner Pat Brennan George Brock Carolyn Brown Tami Brown Leticia Buendia Mirian Buitron Mike Bukovitz America Bustamante Arlene Caluya David Calvillo Julie Cameron Vivian Cambell Al Campos Danny Cano Alex Carbajal Jerry Carlson Jeff Carpenter Sharon Carter Lisa Cascelli David Cassis Richard Castanos Alex Castro Anita Cavallero Nancy Cerutti Ray Cervantes Gustavo Chacon William Chan Kelly Chandler i « vi;«j:r ' 58 Amicus im 4 w Rity C ' KanK Sandy Chang Colleen Chin Marybeth Chovancex Johnwin Chu VicUjr Ciulla Richard Clausa Diana Clouse Peter Coe Chuck Cole Jr se Collazo Cynthia Compton Kelly Compton Mike Conte Stella Contreras Mike Cornell Maria Cortes Tom Cosley Leslie Costello Jean Cressy Dave Cross i $ Joe Cross George Cummins Theresa Cummins Chester Cusimano Gina Damiano Lorraine Davis Patty De Klerk Robert De La Pena Arturo De La Vega Alan Del Barba Rav Del Puerto Rick De Porto Helen DeVega Nicholas Dielman Sandra Dominguez Amicus 59 Tina Don Gwen Dowell Lisa Dressel Barry Dumas Craig Dunwoody Jane Eilers Mark Emerson Juliet Erickson Ted Esber Emmy Esquivel Kim Estes Jeff Evans Jean Fandl Ivelisse Febres Bob Fegley Andrea Fernandez Bill Fernandez Charles Fernandez Cynthia Ferrales Phyllis Fitzgerald Mike Floras Gregory Fong Gary Foote Vincent Foringer Barbara Foster Emmanuel Francisco Penny Freeman Geraldine Fuentes Sabina Fulgoni Jonas Funderburk Kenny Gallagher Leo Galvez Cindy Garcia Daniel Garcia Edward Garcia Stella Garcia 60 Amicus 1 f . $ if Nisi f ' $ iki Cyndy Garden SuRan (jeorge Hrunu (jersrdo Michael Gibum Pat Gilleland Karen Oinn Rauf Glasgow Mona Gomez Susana Gonzaga Tom Goodman Buddy Gordon Shawn Gorre Corina Grabowski Kevin Grace Lisa Graham Robin Grant Jerry Green Lori Green Jeff Greene Julie Grill Tim Grodeland Cindy Grover Jack Gutierrez Millie Guzman Phillip Hagen Joe Hall Bret Hammerli Judy Harrier Liz Harsch Richard Harsh David Hartranft Krista Haugness Carol Haymaker Janet Heavner Jeanine Heggem Plana Helton Marv Helton April Hernandez George Hernandez •limmy Hernandez Joe Hernande? Sandra Herres Jay Herrinpton Rene Hevia Del Puerto Amicus 61 Noreen Hodgkinson Audrey Hoffman Jeani Holder Rosie Holguin Kimette Hurd Richard llano Robert Isug Julie Jacobson Gloria Jaime Teresa Catlin Crystal Jensen Peter Jensen David Jew Stanley Jew James Jimenez Kelly Johnson James Juvera Hee Kahng Min Kim Susan Kim James Klippel Barbara Knapp Lori Knuth Steve Kolar Geraldine Komero Connie Kracher David Krause Patricia Krauss Kent Kunitsugu Benignu Lacebal Nick Lawton Bill Lawreale Jeff Leathers Robert Leavitt Debbie Lee Ron Lee Carolyn Lew Mona Lira Pete Lira Raynae Lockhart Miae Long Lynne Lovasco Pamela Low Scott Luther 62 Amicus Stuart Mac Donald Cecilia Machado Joy MadiMjn Mark Madrid Franco Mancu tj Sonya Mandjikov Karen Manley Lisa Manning Antonio Manzella vn Tirs f:it « Fernando Marchetti Stella Margara Kevin Martin Alma Martinez Arthur Martinez Cindy Martinez Greg Mascitti Regina Mastrogiacomo Cindy Matsik Terry Matthews Melanie MavTior Michael Mc Connell Stewart Mc Kenzie Karen Mc Kinnev Tom Mc Vey Manuel Melenas Esther Medina Sharon Meissner Robert Mendez Jean Merkle Tamrav Mestas Pamela Miao Steve Miller Susanne Miller Barbara Milligan Valery Milovic Richard Minter Janine Mital Samuel Moore Isidro Morado Fernando Morga Galen Morton Dawn Mi ser Frank Munoz Robyn Muzingo Amicus (-18 Mike Nash Richard Newswanger Maria Rose Nicassio Kristine Nicholas Tom Noakes Arno Nording Jeannine Norton Jose Novoa Ted Nugent Suzanne Ochoa Sergio Ojeda Mary Ortiz Carlos Osuna Cheryl Ott Dawn Outlaw Joe Paisano Bob Palmer Jon Palmer Yolanda Parra Edna Pascual Sherrie Passarella Rod Patwell Robin Pearce Leon Pena Vicky Pendue Jackie Perotti Keren Perronne David Peters John Peterson Ruth Pina Meriam Pineda Rebeca Pis Laura Plascencia Manuel Pluma Bill Prewitt Rene Pulido Julie Quarnstrom Neal Quick Kenneth Quilicot Priscillia Quiuones Leland Quon Marilyn Quon Diane Rath Dorothy Rath 64 Amicus h - r l T ' i Kathy Kaymond Aminda R ce Kevin R«gan Eddie Rendon David Rhode John Ridgeway ■leannie Rinehart ■Julie RitUr Alfred Rivera Laury Rivera John Roberts Mike Robertson Christy Rodriguez Graciela Rodriquez Richard Rodriquez Laurie R jgers Chris Roldan Roy Rose Steve Rose Kelly Ross Darlene Ryan Roy Stewart Greg Stewart William Stephens Louisa Stephenson Bobby Steel Angel Rojas Dave Rybus Nancy ' Stratford Linda Strect«r Odalis Suarez Charles Suey Dorothy Sullivan Michael Szeto Rose ille Tolenlino Carlos Tinoco Amicus 65 Ray Sailer Bill Salas Larry Salgarolo Rita Samaniego Sharon Sams Beatriz Sanchez Dave Sanchez Yvette Sanchez Alex San Juan Nancy Santa Cruz Lorie Santos Stephanie Sanzo Henry Schubert Chris Schulte Vanessa Scrubb Susan Seav Katherine Seng Barbara Sherman Randy Sherwood Theresa Shibuya Hwa Shin Eric Shinsato Linda Shunn John Sichler Lisa Siebrant Irene Silva Luis Silva Gene Simmons Kerry Skorcz Michelle Smith Mike Smith Robert Smith Mike Snyder Stephanie Snyder Stanley Spellmeyer John Spielmann John Taft Cookie Teodo Tom Thibault Larry Thompson Matt Tice Joseph Tinghitella Becky Torres Joe Torres $ $ ' l ' 9 w H ' 66 Amicus Amy Valencia David Valerie Steven Valenzuela Theresa Valenzuela r)ar ' l Vandruff Elelka Varga Laura Vasquez Vivian Veliz Alexandra Vera Rosalinda Vera Chris V ' ick John Vila Ruben Vitali Joe Walker li 9 f.i 9 . 35 Liz Ward Emmett Warwick Kathleen Wass Candi Watts Mike Way man Sherrille Whaley W ' endy Whiting Rhonda Wichelhaus Cathy Wilson Iloiko Winkler Mike Wolf Alice Wong Donna Wong Joe Wong Sam Yang Ty Yadelli Berng Yeh Lewis Yeo David Young Randy Young Tim Yslas Amicus 67 y Q irmiE 68 Sophomores IJ t f 9 Mary Abundo I nce AquaHanUi Stacy Adair Sandra Ahkee ■Jae Ahn Bertha Alatorre Kernadette Ambrose Donna Amici Marco Arevalo Sharon Armenia Susan Armenia Paul Arnold Jaime Atondo Luis Azcarat« Cindy Baca Roger Barnes Bruce Barreras Josle Barrios Wallie Barsuhn Marcella Basham Terri Baxter j$ 9 M 4 A X . V I h T1 $ L J 1 Ts 1 .fj ■ w J H Christopher Beckham Vicki Benson Antoinette Benzing George Beren n Greg Bernard Louise Bettencourt Leo Bidstrup L -nda Binder Jay Bjornestad Martin Blando Cheryl Blankshain Paris Blohm Dina BoatwTight Eddie BoniLla Heraldo Bonilla Anna Bolik Debbie Booth Elizabeth Boyack Kathy Bramble Kirk Broomall Hank Bronk Linda Brosell Don Brown Greg Brown Lisa Brown Ruth Brown Lisa Buko ntz John Bummer JerilvTin Burden Scott Burtless Mike B Tium Nancy 0 Callaghan Gilbert Calhoun Vito Cafarchia Ken Carroll Sophomores 69 Sharon Carter Linda Catlin David Ceballos Ralph Cervantes Mike Chacon Winna Chang Patricia Chapparro Kathy Chappell Francisca Cho 9 4 RosaHne Chow Phihp Christ Kenneth Chu Gilbert Cisneros April Clauson Kim Coe John Colley Veronica Comoe Kevin Conners Gwyne Copeland Karen Corum Sal Corvino Denise Craffa Michelle Cross Arnold Cruz Jeff Cummings Kristy Daniel Dan Daughterty Karen Davis Ann Debellis Ellie DeJohn Elena de la Vega Edmund Delgado Sal De Luna Henry Derks Darrel Derouis Guzanne De Vega Dylan DiFranco Christina Diaz Kelly Dick Lynn Dopp Renato Domingo Frank Domenick Cheryl Domasin Jeannie Domay t St 1 . - ' •Slfc-V 70 Sophomores Rliot DoukUk ■Joanne I) jwlin); iJianr Hrummond David iJulin ( harle Dunn Paul DutUjn Randy Edgar Althea Rdwardis Donna Eichinger Bruce Erfcamp Diane Esparza Shawny Espinuza Krir F slrada Martha Estrada Jcjseph Evans Margaret Evans Elizabeth Faico Michael Farley Jesus Febres Joseph Feil George Fernandez • 3 f Ronnie Fernandez Michelle Ferrente Stephanie Florentino Ozzle Flores Joel Fontamillas Theresa Gaglioni Jessie Salis Debbie Garcia Jose Garcia Martha Garcia Mike Garcia Da -id Gardetta David Gaunt I retta Gerardo Beth Gibson Sophomores 71 Donna Gilio Karyn Giss Glenn Goldin Laura Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez Barbara Goodman Ingrid Goodrich Julio Gomez Tian Goya Brian Grace Kim Grade Bill Graham Scott Gray Vanessa Gray Duane Grubert Valerie Guantimea Scott GuUin Cari Gutierrez Henry Gutierrez Richard Gutierrez Dennis Guzman Michael Hale Martin Hall Monique Hanabata Karen Hanbury John Handy Gary Hankins Debbie Hanley Tina Harada Jean Harrington James Hawkins David Helms Chris Hemingway Phil Henderson Guy Henry Ana Hernandez $ M m ■% i % ,9 I i § d ; i 72 Sophomore i Angela Hewett Carol Hirayama Kirk Hiura Barbara Hoffman Jim Hitgxie Leann Houck Claudia Howell Sandy Humphrey Mona Lisa llano Pierre Irby Erik Jarl Joel Jenewein James Jenkins Calvin Jew Tim Johnson Trina Johnson m i Keith Kramer Jeff K -ser Chris Lankenau Michael Leavitt Donna Lee Colette Levantino Edmund Leung Ming-Yee Li Tian-En Li Claudia Livraga Elba Lopez Sandra Lopez Debbie Lorenz Jacquie Lorwin Sophomore 73 Hoymond Louie Katie Luna Maria Luque Kevin Luther Jim Macleod Vicki Macleod Dan Madero Michelle Maestas John Magnuson Karen Mallozzi Alan Manning Robert Manuel Marissa Mariano Denise Marquez Pauline Marquez Danny Martinez Lupe Martinez Abe Mascarenas Jim Matherly Teresa Mathis Dave Mawhinney Lorraina Mayle Tony Mazzotti Tim McCloud Alan McCormick Mary McKean Craig McKenzie Nancy McMeekin Kelly McNeal Anthony Medina Mary Meehan Mike Meissner Danny Mejia Marco Mendez Gery Menegaz Jack Menkel Jim Menkel Ian Miller Pam Miller Vicky Miller Raquel Miranda Elvia Mondragon Renato Montiero Greg Moore M. S : W j W ' 9 ' ■■ w r ' S lf ?v ' 3 - Br lG 74 Sophomores Diane Mtjoher rhtrekf Mountain .lanet Mullen Anthony Munoz Stacy Muraine Melba Muscarolas Melody Nogale Glenn Normile Teresa Norwood ■Juse Novoa Noe Nunez Virginia Nunoz Nelsfjn Obregon Gilbert C)s«rguera Greg Owens Martin Paddio Rebecca Paisano Fernando Palarca Vicki Papp Belinda Partlo Luis Pascual Tom Patten Marlene Penuela Michael Peppin Pat Pesante Hector Pimienta Raymon Pineda Hugo Plascencia Roberta Pollard Chris Portzel Bonnie Poyorena Matthew Prehn Sophomores 75 David Raba Cindy Ramirez Gerrald Reed Adam Relin Arcella Remington Pam Renard Shirley Rhody Larry Richardson Bobbi Ricks Mark Rinehart Brad Rivers Dianne Roberts Gigi Roberts Laurie Roberts Janet Rodden Salvador Rodriguez Roger Rome Karen Rose Sandy Rose Kathy Routheut John Rozenberg t 4 ' aJT Marcos Rubio Mona Salas Ben Salazar Deanna Sanchez Michael Sandfrey Sandy Santamaria Derek Santos Harry Sarnoff Linda Sarver Rona Saunders Diane Sayre Greg Scalise Christine Scott Diane Schulte Shaunna Sears ftl f $ 76 Sophomores GL -.S. ( ■ p S mi Karin Segti Michael Set;ovia (Jreg Seja Wai Sau Seto Pal Shane Claudia Shtxip Terrie Shumaker Kelly Shunn Tony Sielski Don Sievertson Barbara Silva Carol Silva Mark Simmons Suzanne Simone Grace Siruno Jennifer Smithson Lydia Solorzanolo Lupe Soto Elayne Spampani Jeff Staron Robert Steinel Pat Steinman Celia Stephens Kenny Stephens Barbara Stevens Connie Stewart Mark Stone Nanette Stoner Rob -n Stover Tonv Stroman Gail Tabata Mike Tapper Michelle Thomas Michelle Thomas Susan Thompson Barbara Tidwell Sophomores 77 Bryan Tjomsland Diana Toledo Richard Tom Joanne Tommer Anna Tovar Pat Tracy Hung Tran Renee Trias Yen Tsai Jeff Tso Ken Tso Cesar Tungol Carolyn Turner Denise Turner Wendy Tyler Marlynn Udlock Liz Valdez William Varela Tony Vasquez Veronica Velasquez Debbie Villa Arlene Villanueva Carlos Volpert John Voorhis . P ' V c:a f : t . KT ' l «m .9 A • 78 Sophomores tf . Danny Walker Laura Walker Nicole Walters Tom Warren Robert Watkins Gary Watt Gerrie Weaver Bart Williams Brett Williams ' 9U s Gabrielle Williams James Williams Tammie Williams Terr ' Williams Mark Wolf Charles Wong Gladys Wong Susie Wong Yvonne Wuchter Barron Yanaga Lupe Ybarra Jeff Young Che Yu James Zambrano Rudy Zuzow Sophomores 79 %Hm. .   ' i TA It R i • - c x ' 1 t -4 T  fH J- u .jF - 1 v EAGLE ROCK THROUGH THE YEARS Eagle Rock High School celebrated it Golden Anniversary in 197 The community ' s history dates back much further. THE LEGEND OF THE ROCK In the days before Jose Verdugo owned the valley of the San Rafael Hills long before the Spaniards called the great boulder the Fat Rock, a large band of Indians camped in the plains below the great rock. The warriors lolled about and told stories of combat arid victory ! ■ the young men, while the squaws scratched in the soil, or lugged logs for the fire, carrying their papooses on their backs. One little baby lay on a skin, gazing at the soaring birds in the sky overhead. Suddenly, in one mighty circle, an eagle dropped upon the baby, and seizing it in its talons arose swiftly and flew eastward toward the great rock. Soon, the whole tribe was chasing the huge bird and shooting at him with their arrows. They could not kill him, and fell to the earth cursing him. They called to the sun god to aid them. Let his shadow not pass the gray rock! Let him crush himself upon it and turn to stone! Dropping the infant unhurt below, the eagle dashed against the rock. The imprint of his huge body remained in the rock forever. The above photo is of Oak Knoll Drive in 1909. The lower picture is an early photo of the Eagle Rock before the community was developed. In the early 1900 ' s many Chinese people worked on the ranches around Eagle Rock at the time the revolt against the Manchu Dynasty began. An American sergeant named Ansel O ' Banion was engaged to train these lo- cal Chinese as officers for a Chinese revolutionaire army. From 1905 to 1911 O ' Banion and his Chinese troops would often be seen hiking about the countryside on their field training, occasionally parading down Colo- rado Boulevard in their uniforms. .l j The first inhabitants of what is now Eagle Rock are thought to have been a group of Shoshone Indians named Gabrielenos (after the mission). They had migrated from Arizona, Utah, and the California desert, settling from Ventura to modern Orange County. The Indians camped in and around the Eagle Rock area from Yosemite Park to the canyon below the Eagle Rock. The area supported only 200 persons who were extinct by the 1850 ' s. During the 1700 ' s, while Spain was in control of Califor- nia, a man named Jose Maria de Verdugo was a soldier of the King of Spain, and the Corporal of the Guard at the founding of the San Gabriel Mission. He married and be- gan raising cattle to support his family. He found the pas- tures to the west of the Arroyo Seco ideal for cattle ranch- ing and petitioned to Governor Pedro Pages for grazing rights. In 1784, Verdugo was granted 36,403 acres of land for his ranch. Using modern landmarks, the ranch includ- ed areas of Burbank, Glendale, Eagle Rock, Highland Park, Mt. Washington, Flintridge, Montrose, Pasadena, La Cresenta, and La Canada. Jose Verdugo died in 1831 leaving the ranch to his two children. In 1848, when the U.S. took over California, the govern- ment set up a land commission to pass on all Mexican land titles. In 1861 the Verdugo children mortgaged the ranch but after eight years were unable to pay the debt. The ranch was put up for public auction and sold to Al- fred Chapman for .$.58,750. In 1870, following more court battles, the ranch was subdivided into thirty-one parcels. The largest part went to Benjamin Dreyfus who was awarded 8.000 acres, including most of Eagle Rock and part of Glendale. Dreyfus used the land to raise sheep and to farm grapes for his winery. The land was later sold to American land speculators. In 1906 it was possible to take a trolley car from Colorado Blvd. and Townsend Ave. all the way to Inglewood for only 5(. This streetcar, called the Dinky, ran from Glendale to the Eagle Rock center for twenty years. At the intersection of Eagle Rock and Colorado Blvds. there was a shaded turntable for the trolley cars where they changed routes and often were stored for short periods of time, as il- lustrated in the picture on the opposite page. 82 The lAth AngeleH Huburb of Kagle Kuck wan flntt named Huntington ' s Trolley SyBtem in AuKUKt, 1906. At the time il was miHitly farmland. The community grew quickly in the next three years; twenty-two milex of paved highway were completed and many beautiful homes were built. In 191 1, Kagle Rr ck citizens got a charter making (vagle Hock it£ own separate city. The community maintained its own fire and ptjiice departments as well as a small central school. Eagle Rock was an active city. Citizens often submitted a float to the Rose Parade as a community effort. In 1917 Eagle Rock won Tirst prize for ita float. Eagle Rock also participated in world affairs. The Eagle Rock Park was the site of the first Boy Scout outing in America. The 1910 outing t K k place within three months after the Scout charter had been written. Twelve years after Eagle Rock became a city, residents voted to become part of Los Angeles in 1923. Eagle Rock was prom- ised an adequate water supply and an upgraded school sys- tem, including a junior and senior high school. The city hall, shown in the photo at the left, was converted into a commun- ity building still used today. IN THE BEGINNING 83 The stock market plunged on October 24, 1929. The Great Depres- sion had begun. It lasted until World War II, causing great hard- ships for many Americans. They found their escape from reality through the magical world of fantasy. That box in the living room was everybody ' s ticket to adventure, laughter, sweet music, and romance. Telephone use dropped 50 per cent; car thieves had an easy time on empty streets; and many movie theaters closed down as millions of Americans tuned in to the radio. As the audience supplied the pictures in their imagination, the radio brought the sound to form many well known programs in the 30 ' s. Housewives started each day with the drama serial Our Gal Sunday. The show began with, Can this girl from a mining town in the West find happiness as the wife of a wealthy and titled Englishman? Folks turned to comedy with such shows as Amos ' n ' Andy, Edgar Bergen and his sidekick dummy Charlie McCar- thy, Jack Benny and Mary Livingston, Ozzie and Harriet, Fibber McGee and Molly, and a musical show with Kate Smith. Radio encouraged the dance band era. Many listened to the notes of Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Guy Lombardo, and Glenn Miller, opening a new era of swing fever. As a Halloween joke in 1938, CBS and Orson Welles (right photo) presented a radio play based on War of the Worlds. The show caused a panic. Most listeners apparently were too frightened to hear Welles chuckling the last line: If your doorbell rings and no- body ' s there, that was no Martian. It ' s Halloween. Broomhall, the Dahlia king, was a well known local resident. A school, street, and area were named after him. Time Life .■ l - %S .-. Ajfe C I.KFT: Walt Disney ' s first fealurelenuth cart xjn Snow White and the . O Seven Dwarfs 11937) (trussed eight miMion dollars and was translated H into ten lanKuages. KKI.OW: The Agriculture Club sponsored this flower show in the gymnasium in 1931. Time Life Many Shirley Temple look-alike contests were held around the country during the 30 s honoring the child star. DEPRESSION YEARS Hard times hit .America during the Depression years of the .30 ' s. The first class party at Eagle Rock High Sch K)l in 1932 was a jovial hard times party. Student Council voted that year to donate Sl,089.52 to help feed 10,000 needy Los Angeles children. Eagle Rock was not a poverty stricken suburb. The new high school had just been completed. It was one of thirty special experimental high schools in the United States. A teacher ' s beginning salary at a city high school was S180 a month. Operas were given as student productions throughout the 30 s. E ch year the Agriculture Club presented an annual flower show. They also sponsored pet shows and entered stock judging contests. Two graduations were held each year for the winter and summer class- es. Two proms were also held each year. Semi-annual yearbooks were often produced. The W ' 33 Totem was printed on campus, contained thirty pages, and cost S.25. A new cinematography class experimented in this new medium and produced Harbor Scenes. Their motion picture won first prize in the California amateur contest. Two thousand students were enrolled in E gle Rock High Schoo l by 1937. but enrollment dropped to 1300 that same year when two new- junior high schools opened in the area. Absolutely no one who spent his time at the movies would ever have known that the nation was down in the dumps. Hollywood ' s Heaven on Earth was a deliberate and enormously successful effort to provide escape for all for a measly lOt admission for children and 25c for adults. It was rumored in the 30 ' s that Warner Brothers wanted to purchase land in Eagle Rock to start the motion picture capital of the world. Local theaters gave d«)r prizes that ranged from coupons for free hair- dos to shinv new automobiles. 85 WAR YEARS DOMINATE 40 ' S The 1940 ' s were dominated by war efforts. After the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. America geared itself for an all out effort to win World War II with her Allies. More than 55 Eagle Rock graduates were killed during the war while serving in the armed forces. So many high school students joined the armed services during the school term of 1942 that several dozen yearbooks remained unclaimed at the end of the year. School organizations supported the war effort in many activities. A school victory garden was tended by stu- dents. To aid our country we ' re on our knees. Planting potatoes, tomatoes, and peas. Totem ' 42 Clubs organized bond drives and rallies. One group regularlv held school air raid drills. .ABOVE: Ralph Sherman and Henry Welcome help yearbook staff- ers assemble material at the local historical society. LEFT: WACS practice with gas masks. Time Life The 1950 ' s was a time dominated by conservative be- liefs, new fads, television, and political fears. Eagle Rock High School formed a Korean Club that raised enough money to send the president, Dennis Peters, and his staff to Korea to meet with General MacArthur to assess the war situation. The scare of communism was so great that the army was suspected of having commies in their ranks. The Army-McCarthy hearings, televized nationally, were set up to root out these pinkos. Customs of the 1950 ' s were influenced by fads. Domin- ating the scene were hula hoops, Doodles, and Davy Crockett hats. Flying saucer sightings also became a familiar occurrence until one was sighted every week. In 1951, various flashes were reported in the Eagle Rock area that were described as atomic flashes and flying saucers and men from Mars. As it turned out, all these mysterious objects were just two ERHS service groups, Mosh and Knights, competing for ads. The Eagle Rock was constantly being defaced. Frank- lin High School students frequently doused the Rock with paint until it suddenly spawned shades of white, orange, and green. Angered residents met often to dis- cuss ways of protecting the Rock, including the as- signment of a regular police patrol. Nature also struck out at the Rock with the 1952 Tehachapi earthquake that registered approximately 8.0 on the Richter scale and caused a section of the Eagle ' s wing to drop off. The period of the 1950 ' s was a time when all Americans were forced to re-examine old political beliefs and life- styles, thus setting the stage for the violent decade to TOP: A local television store shows off the new-models of the 50 ' s. LOWER LEFT: Movie goers in the 50 ' s enjoy the new 3-D movie fad. LOWER RIGHT: Stuffing men into a telephone booth becomes a pastime at most col- lege campuses. Time Life THE RADICAL YEARS The 1960 ' s was a period of great social upheaval. Both progress and calamity highlighted the era. Business and commerce thrived in Eagle Rock. A new concept in shopping, the shopping center, opened in the Mayfair-Savon complex. So successful was this new concept that in the following decade a larger, more thorough center was built as the Eagle Rock Pla- Eagle Rock Sentinel Progress, however, often stirred up controversy. When Glendale proposed to build a dump road through Scholl Canyon, many Eagle Rock residents felt it would destroy Eagle Rock with its quaint, untouched atmosphere. Another big squabble was the proposed freeway and its three alternative routes, all cutting through Eagle Rock. When the freeway finally was un- der construction, many Eagle Rock residents sold their homes for fear of unbearable noise. Calamity also affected Eagle Rock leaving an indeli- ble mark of grief and fear. The worst disaster ever to strike Eagle Rock came on March 17, 1964, when a gi- gantic brush fire swept down from the northern hills and engulfed home after home in the foothills above the community. Soot blackened the area as a result of a tremendous fire storm that created winds of up to 100 miles per hour. Other unforgettable momenu in the 60 ' s remain engraved in the minds of many Eagl - Rock residenU. In 1965, riots broke out in WalU, no more than fifUen miles away from Eagle Rock, result ing in violent deaths, massive fires and exUnsive loot ing until federal troops stepped in to keep order. An other frightening moment took place in 1969, when Charles Manson and his followers committed several murders in the Los Angeles area, two of which look place in the Los Feliz district only six miles away from the community. War dominated the political scene as the nation plunged into the Vietnam conflict. Over 50,000 Ameri- can men lost their lives during the war. The war took such a heavy toll that a 25 member Eagle Rock base- ball team, organized in the early 60 ' s, lost over one third of its players to the war by the end of the decade. The Vietnam War also provoked war protesU through- out the country that resulted in a toUlly new culture. The hippie movement introduced long hair, hard rock music and mass love-ins , all a protest to the status quo. Psychedelic designs added a new dimen- sion to clothing styles and sometimes few clothes were worn at all. Hank Walker LEFT: Neil Armstrong walks on the moon, July 20, 1969. UPPER: Brothers John and Robert Kennedy plan election strategy. TimeA ife E.R.H.S. FACULTY THROUGH THE YEARS Eagle Rock Hi gh School first opened its doors on September 12, 1927. Students of the area had previous- ly attended Glendale High School. The first student body consisted of 750 students, for- ty-three of whom were the first graduating class two years later. Helen Babson, the first principal, directed a faculty of 56 members. She remained principal at Eagle Rock for more than seventeen years. In 1977 Eagle Rock celebrated its Golden Anniversary. En- rollment reached more than 2400. More than 100 teach- ers were members of the faculty. Eagle Rock High School has had only five principals over the past fifty years. Many changes have taken place at Eagle Rock. Al- though Eagle Rock High has always been a six year institution, in early years the junior high school build- ings were physically separate from the senior high. Changes have also taken place in curriculum. Acap- pella choir, music appreciation, music theory, orches- tra, costume design, radio, and salesmanship, along with others, are a thing of the past. 1 . A, LEFT Mr Charles Hiimir. prituipal (or m«rf than 12 years, oversees new buildinc • • • - - plans. yoii OtcG a y OPPOSITE BOTTOM: 1977 faculty poses for 5()th Anniversary picture. Current principal Ric arc! Ragus sits in the center of the front row. m r TOP: Mrs. Helen Babson. Eagle Rock ' s first principal 1927-1946. MIDDLE LEFT; Mr. Robert Kelly, past principal. 1945-1953. .ABOVE RIGHT: Eagle Rock ' s first faculty poses for their picture. 1927 LOWER LEFT: Charles Sutcliffe. past principal. 1953-1962. FIFTY YEAR SPORTS REVIEW When Eagle Rock first opened its doors in 1927, it offered students more than just a chance to increase their academic knowledge. It gave them an opportunity to compete and to excel in athletic ac- tivities and organized sports. During the first decades, many new sports developed as student in- terest grew. In 1928, the first football teams were formed. Although new and inexperienced, the Cee team went on to tie with Burbank for the league championship. Three Eagle Rock track men made it to the Southern California track finals and took second place in 1931. During 1932, the Cee basketball team won their league title, while the Bee track team took their Valley League title. The varsity football teams had their winning seasons, taking the championship in 1933, ' 38, and again in ' 39. By 1937, the Bee track team had accumulated six straight titles in their division. In that same year, the varsity basketball team won their title after losing it three years earlier by a mere two points. Tennis also showed its strength by having championship seasons in both 1935 and 1939. During the decade of the 40 ' s, sport activities slowed as the war continued. In 1943 the Eagle Rock teams were transfered from the Valley League to the Northern League as war time restrictions were put into effect, cutting down on travel and gasoline because of a gas shortage. Eagle Rock returned to the Valley League in 1946. The memorable 50 ' s brought with them championships as well as a new sport. Swimming was added to the curriculum, with the first team forming in 1955. In that same year, four long standing track records were broken by Eagle Rock tracksters. Varsity football be- came one of two undefeated teams in the city as they took the title in 1956. Through the efforts of the student body, an electrical score- board was bought and added to the field in 1957. Possibly motivated by the new addition, the varsity football team went to the city-play- offs for the second time in E.R. history. Both cross country teams, as well as the varsity. Bee, and Cee track teams took their league titles that year. With the coming of 1959, a girl ' s field was added to the school ' s campus in the hopes of organizing team sports for the girls. The varsity football team began the 60 ' s with the league title and a winning performance at the Milk Bowl Game against Garfield. This decade saw the Bee football team win their title six times. It also brought league victories to the varsity track team in ' 63 and the Bee basketball team in ' 66. With the 70 ' s came a rise in girls ' sports and activities. Sports of- fered were volleyball, badminton, basketball, Softball, gymnastics, and tennis. Girl ' s track was added in 1977. In 1973, all E.R. swim teams took their league titles. The tennis team, varsity track, and Bee basketball also took their respective titles. Both the varsity and Bee football teams went through undefeated seasons in 1974. The swim teams again swept their divisions with victories in that same year. Also in ' 74, the varsity tennis team, being the best in the his- tory of the school, placed third in the city after losing to first place Taft in a tiebreaker. The cross country teams took their titles in 1973 and in ' 70 and ' 74 as co-champs. During the 70 ' s, co-ed swim- ming and gymnastics emerged. The first organized swim team of Eagle Rock was formed in 1955. They had already gone four for four in league competition - ' hen this picture was taken. ACTIVITIES REMAINED A HERITAGE OF E.R.H.S. The story of Eagle Rock High would not be complete without a word about the school ' s great variety of clubs and their activities. It would be hard to count all the organizations that have spent time here at the Rock. Each had numerous and unique responsibilities and activities. It seemed that most club activity took place in the 50 ' s and 60 ' s. Before that, only a few clubs existed. Although many of the clubs are not around today, their activities have left lasting impressions on many an E.R. graduate. Many of the old traditions have been lost over the years. Gone are the days when the Knights would show scared new students to their classes and around campus. No longer do they park cars during school activities or co-sponsor the annual Bunny Hop Dance with Moshitamoi. The members of Mosh no longer sell fudge at the Sen- ior Play or act as babysitters for the PTA nursery. It has been sever- al years since the Kabanokas served the teachers ' lunch or supplied a fix-it-box. But what about the other organizations that have been at Eagle Rock? Squires kept order in the stands during football games just as the Knights have during assemblies. They would also help load the booster buses for away games. Another club, Garconettes, spon- sored one of the biggest dances of the year. The Hobo Hobble was the only dance in which jeans and tennies could be worn. It was al- ways something to look forward to. Teen Troc was an organization which sponsored up to five dances a semester. Key Club, Venderettes, Red Cross, Wawokyas, Yeomen, Lancers, Treasurettes, Athenians: the list goes on. All have helped to make Eagle Rock an outstanding school. OPPOSITE I.KKT: SwcclhearU and iheir Kwing at the 1955 Sweetheart Swing, sponsored an- nually by Kahs. OPPOSITE HOITOM: Cluh members try out something new as snow covers the ground in 1949. One of the oldest and most beautiful traditions at Eagle Rock dinner jackets and the girls wearing white formals. Eagle Rock has always been the senior graduation. The seniors have always High has been the only Los Angeles school to follow this unique voted to graduate in formal attire with the boys wearing white tradition. 96 TiniE €IPeANIIZ ATII ON§ 97 SENATORS REPRESENT HOMEROOMS FALL SENATE FRONT ROW: Wyatt Chandler, Craig Tom, Alex Fernandez, Maurice Johnson, Joe Hall, Jay Blohm. SECOND ROW: Gilbert Oseguera, Loretta Alcantara, Debbie Cisneros, Ralph Silva, Paul Pfaendler, Red Fernandez, Christie Fulgoni, Jimmy By- num, Gabrielle Williams, Ross Silva, Dorothy Figura, Chris Ra- mirez, Sandy Domasin, Loxi Wyndle, Monica Flores. THIRD ROW: Chester Cuisimano, Carol Brown, Cindy Martinez, Jeanine Nor- ton, Wendy Tyler, Karen Davis, Jackie Jenewein, Eileen Garcia, John Vargas. Joseph Kim, Emmett Lee, Sharon Meissner, Carol Ollis, Cyndy Garden, Cris Toledo, Ozzie Flores. BACK ROW: Kelly Chandler, Steve Yslas, Ray Cervantes, America Bustamante, Tony Schow, Curtis Howell, Betsy Hubbard, Diane Hoist, Phil Christ, Gladys Wong, Brian Coote, Patty Harcsh, Richard Rod- riquez, Maria Luque, Martin Paddio, Sally Warren, Barbara Rose, Fiona MacDonald, Patsy Krauss, Patty Maloney, Sandy Tice, Cin- dy Zedalis, Janice Fonteno, Sandy Chang. 98 Fall Senate Craig Tom was the Fall Senate president. Spring Senate President Teri Scott reflectft on leaderahip concern . Members of Senate discussed student activities, com- plaints, and suggestions throughout the year. They worked with the administration in handling school affairs including the controversial junk food issue. Senate 1976-1977 was presided over by Craig Tom; fall semester president, and Teri Scott; spring semes- ter president. SPKlNl . SKNATE FRONT ROW: Teresa Estay. Teri Scott. Char- lie t)lson. David Won;;. .loe Martinez, Debbie Street. Teresa Coliz- zi. Vanesa Scrubb. Gilbert Oseguera, .limmy Bynum. Salvador Hernandez. Christie Fulgoni. Carol Brown, Mavra Lorenzo, Cindy Martinez, Curtis Howell. SECOND ROW: Steve Vslas. Tony Man- cuso. Diane Medina, Chris Ramirez, Gladys Wong, David Fields, .Joe Hall, Michelle Bernal. Marilyn Quon, Phil Christ, Paula Gertz. Lori Trail, Brian Cixite. -lulie Erickson. Lori Knuth. Julie Jimenez. Debbie I.orenz. B.- CK ROW: Natalie . ngelucci. Patty Harsch. Scott Wilson. Martin Paddio. Kevin Regan. Kevin l iner. Brian Williams. Spring Senate 99 LEADERSHIP SPONSORS NEW ACTIVITIES FALL LEADERSHIP: FRONT ROW: Annie Hurd, Kirsten As- plund, Liz Harsch, Sandy Chang, Cindy Zedalis, Becky Tourje, Liz Domasin, Teri Scott SECOND ROW: Maria Rosa Nicassio, Lisa Gonzales, Annabelle Abundo, Yvette Sanchez. Kirsten Car- Leadership worked especially hard to make this fiftieth anniversary year a memorable one for Eagle Rock. They helped to set up a variety of activities at the Golden Anniversary Celebration. Last March the class was in charge of many activities during the Spring Carnival in April. To raise money for such activities, Leadership had balloon sales, hat sales, food sales, and button sales. They had a Clean Campus Week when all the service clubs worked to clean up the school. Several dances were sponsored and guest performers were invited to the school. A fifieth anniversary flag contest was held. Leadership voted on the best design submitted by an Eagle Rock student. Leadership also partici- pated in a brotherhood campaign, collecting money from students to send to the crusade. penter, Karen Asplund, Glen Goldin, Sheila Duffy, Marci Farring- ton, BACK ROW: LeeAnn Houck, Barbara Cleary, Barry Morton, Greg Davis, Kent Jorgensen, Craig Tom, Janice Fonteno. Mrs. Johnson g ets involved at a Leadership activity. 100 Leadership Leadership students aid in Presidential campaigning. SPRING LEADERSHIP: FRONT ROW: Kirsten Asplund, Cindy Tucker Oilman. .Janice Fonteno. Karen Davis, Greg DaWs. Kir- Zedalis, Karen Asplund, Barbara Rose, Debbie Wong. Victor Ciul- sten Carpenter, Pat Krauss. BACK ROW: Liz Domasin. Barbara la, Julio Alvarez, Jeff Young, Kristy Salata, LeeAnn Houck SEC- Cleary, Becky Tourje, Lisa Gonzales. Sally Warren, Beverly Rose. OND ROW: George Potapczuk, Susie Gerardo, Cathy McCoUum. Glen Goldin, Teri delaVega, David Udlock, Kent Jorgensen. Leadership 101 HONORARY CLUBS Two honorary clubs gave qualified stu- dents a place of recognition for their academic achievements. Alpha Sigma, the junior high honorary organization, and the California Scholarship Federa- tion accepted students who received at least three A s and two B ' s on their report cards. Both clubs plann ed trips to such places as ice skating rinks and college campuses. Mrs. Ardra Grubbs and Ms. Lu Ann Smith co-sponsored Alpha Sigma last year working closely with the members to suggest and help with trips and other related activities. Mrs. Ann Hope spon- sored the California Scholarship Feder- ation and assisted with the ideas and plans proposed by the members of that club. Because of the presence of these clubs at our school, the student who worked to achieve academic excellence felt ac- cepted and honored at ERHS. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION FRONT ROW: Josefina Paragas, Vickie Steinman, Arno Nording, President Brian Arndt, Con- nie Cho, Marissa Mariano, Rosalia Quizon, Yvonne Wuchter. BACK ROW: Althea Edwards, Su Kim, Ming-Yee Li, Gladys Wong, Rosaline Chow, Martin Paddio. ALPHA SIGMA FRONT ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Ardra Grubbs, Joanne Tabata, Lily Yan, Lynn Miller, Jeanne Jew, Kelly Choate, Jeff Knight, President Brent Lew, Pat Mullen, Joseph Kim, Gary Mayeda, Jaime Arevalo, Gregson Chan, Tim Wong, Debbie Giss, Ming-Lee Li, Cindy Schutz, 102 C.S.F. Alpha Sigma Lorna Blanea. BACK ROW: Dan Bailey, Jim Ju, Gail Fujioka, Andrzejewski, Ken Ikedo, Emmit Lee, Mike Miao, Steve Shibuy Kornman, Clifford Quan, Martin Quintero, Steve Torres. Renee a, Jeff I AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE FRONT ROW: President Lorraine Stevens, Yen Tsi. Charles Wong. Josefina Paragas. Connie Cho. Sponsor Miss Linda Heckenberg. Thelma Brabo. Carol Hirayama, Su Kim, Marissa Mariano BACK ROW: Miss York Lor, Sadly Quizon, Yvonne Wuch- ter, Ming-Yee Li, Gladys Wong, Laura Vasquez Members of Alpha Sigma ice skate during one of their many acti nties. A.F,S. 103 FRONT ROW: Sarah Christ, President Laurie Kolar, Vice-President Susan Corum, Kelly Choate SECOND ROW: Kasey Perone, Syliva Salazar, Anna Castro, Kitty Reed, Ann Hartry, Debbie Giss, Lynne Miller, Lity Van, Jeannine Parker, Jeannie Jew THIRD ROW: TOURMALINES Tourmalines, a junior high service club, held money raising events for charitable contribu- tions. The girls aided with parent visitations and the sixth grade orientation. LADIES Ladies, an honor club for senior girls, spon- sored many bake sales during the year. Pro- ceeds were donated to a needy child. They also gave money to charities. Ms. Irwin spon- sored the Ladies. FRONT ROW: Debbie Bearden, Michelle Finn, Lori Trail, President Cindy Zedalis, Lorraine Stevens BACK ROW: Debbie Turner, Patty Haymaker, Peggy King, Diane Nelson, Laura Mosse, Rosanne Paddio, Julie Ortega, Liz Mc Mullen, Vicky Steinman 104 Tourmalines Ladies Yvonne Garcia, Rliznheth Huchwald, Terie riiringlon, Rhea Suarez, MelisHa Mcduie, Lorna Hlimco, Mclanie Sohler BACK HOW: I ' ally Zeugin, Annette Banta, Tammy Hanbury, Sue Mountain, Judy Hawk KEYWANETTES Keywanettes, a high school organization, is spon- sored by the Kiwanis Clubs throughout the coun- try. Last year the Eagle Rock Ke ' wanettes attend- ed luncheons with the local Kiwanis Club. The members participated in the March of Dimes Cam- paign. KeN-wanettes visited convalescent homes and decorated the Facultv cafeteria for Christmas. FRONT ROW: Kathy Mariinez. Pat Sepulveda. Terry Estav. President Jolyn Nera. Sandy Aguirre. Lori Teachout BACK ROW: Myra Lorenzo, Marilyn Beuchman, Rosie Burunda, Marysia Drazkiewicz, Sponsor Mrs. Eistomo Ke wanettes 105 G.A.A. CABINET G.A.A. cabinet members once again sponsored the awards banquet in the spring. Coaches gave out- standing girls awards for athletics. Carol Haymaker, President Jeannette Papp, Advisor Mrs. Kauf- man, Carmen Castro. CIVIL AIR PATROL For two years C.A.P. served Eagle Rock High School by raising the flag each morning. They aided at sporting events and assemblies. They participated in the anniversary celebrations. FRONT ROW: David Semerad, Vincent Cano, Javier Acosta, Eddie Garner BACK ROW: Major Schultz, Lt. Rogers, Robert Elliot, Steve Herman, Philip Whitson, Capt. Cloud 106 GAA CAP FRONT ROW: Sandi Aguirre. President Marci Farring- tun, Carolann Brown. Mindi Reece SECOND ROW: Susan Kim, Tracy Banks. Lisa Miller. Tina Jessup. Geni- vieve Barrun. Barbara Brennan BACK ROW: Natalie .Angelucci, Shelly Bernal, Hanna Lee. Sally Warren, Peggy King. FRONT ROW: Scott Jorgensen, Tucker Gilman. Glenn Goldin, Greg Davis BACK ROW: Scott Wilson. President Craig Tom, Janice Fonteno GIRLS BOYS LEAGUE Girls League sponsored a special week of activities during the fall. A queen and court were chosen. Girls Day In The Community was sponsored by Girls League. Officers and members attended a large luncheon at the Palladium. They held butterfly sales to make money. Boys League held a special week of activities in the spring. Girls Boys League 107 FRONT ROW: Cindy Sherman, Fall President Pearl Louie, Spring Theresa Shibuya, Kelly Ross BACK ROW: Judy Harrier, Patricia Ala- President Michele De Rouis SECOND ROW: Robyn Muzingo, Sandy torre, Karen Mallozzi, Colleen Chin, Linda Cordero, Susanne Miller, Lankert, Nancy Stratford THIRD ROW: Bobbie Barnett, Chris Scant- Roberta Pollard, Sandy Domasin, Liz Harsch, Jean Fandl, Helen Lee, lin, Kathy Seng, Marci Fairrington, Rosanne Paddio, Tina Burling, Suzanne Simone, Kelly Johnson Cheryl Yamamoto, Sylvia Alatorre, Sandy Chang, Laurie Rogers, MOSHITAMOI In 1930, a group of girls got together with their vice-prin- cipal to discuss the starting of a service club. A few meet- ings were held during which a name was chosen for the newly founded organization. Moshitamoi, an Indian word meaning eagle in flight, was selected. Over the years the club has grown and changed, but it has always retained the main purpose for its beginning: to bring service and leadership to Eagle Rock High. The members of Mosh have worked hard to make their organ- ization a meaningful one. They have sponsored car washes, food sales and other activities to raise money for worthwhile projects. One of the club ' s largest respon- sibilities has been to organize and present the events during Homecoming week, including the Court Party. Because of their work, Moshitamoi has won the honored service award three consecutive years for outstanding service to Eagle Rock. Mindi dresses in style. 108 Moshitamoi KNIGHTS Started in the early 40 ' s, Knights has maintained the high standards of a well organized service club. Knight ' s members have been selected on the basis of citizenship, grades, and the desire to help and serve others. They can always be seen keeping the peace at assemblies. Along with their sister club, Moshitamoi, Knights ponsored the Homecoming activities. Lucky mem- bers were selected to escort the queen with her court during the Homecoming game. The Knights also participated in the graduation ceremonies by accom- panying the rope girls through the procession. Knights want YOUI FRONT ROW: Kevin Brennan, Ben Salazar, Brian Coote, Richard Volheim, Emmanuel Francisco. Martin Paddio. Larry Torres SEC- OND ROW: Fernando Marchetti. Sponsor Gil E pino. Doug Turner, President Kent Jorgensen, Mark Lewis, Scott Luther THIRD ROW: Scott Jorgensen, Ron Gilner, Mike Hale, Frank Zwerlein, Charles Suey. Mike Nash BACK ROW: Stewart McKenzie. Mark Wolf, Ekldie Bonilla. Steve Torres Knights 109 KABANOKAS Kabanokas organized in the 1940 ' s to perform services for the school. This year they guarded halls during snack and lunch. They decorated the Homecoming throne. Kabs held car washes and bake sales to raise money for activities. Kabanokas sponsored the traditional Sweet- heart Swing in February. Two Kabanoka scums collect trash during initiation week. FRONT ROW: Cindy Ramirez, Corina Breiner, Julie Erickson, Kirsten Asplund SECOND ROW: Karen Asplund, Dawn McNeal, Fall President Cindy Zedalis, Angie Johnston, Loxi Wyndle, Joanne Siniagalli, Jackie Perotti, Diane Nelson, Michele Vasquez THIRD ROW: Jeanne Raymond, Cheryl Ott, Karen McKinney, FOURTH ROW: Paula Blakelock, Sabrina Boatwright, Debbie Wong, Pam Tom, Rosie Carbajal BACK ROW: Grace Lamelas, Louisa Stephen- son. Spring President Madelyne Edwards, Camille Warren, Linda Shunn, Cindy Martinez, Robyn Stover, Stephanie Snyder, Tami Brown. 110 Kabanokas FRONT ROW: Mike Gonzales, Fall and Spring President Victor Ciulla SKrOND ROW; Oilbtrt Sanchez, Oreg Bernard, Kelly Mc- Neal, .leff Staron, I ' uris Hlohm. Wyatt Chandler. Lance Acquasan- ta, Kelly Shunn. nnvid Kh.iHos, Cilcnn Normilc. Mike Watson THIRD FtOW: Pat Shane. Terry Tyndal, Kevin Leiner, Jimmy Sanchez, Hank Bronk. Darrel DeRouU BACK ROW; Marco Rubio. Kurt KoBtiv. Glenn Goldin, Mike Segovia, Greg Owens, Steve Rogers. ll tti CAVALIERS Cavaliers were organized in December of 1965. This year the club participated in the Homecoming assembly, the Christmas dance, and the crowning of the Sweetheart Swing Court. Cavaliers guarded at special assemblies and helped with the elections. They also guarded for the procession at senior graduation. Cavalier initiates perform drills during lunch. Cavaliers 111 SENIOR JUNIOR JAZZ BANDS SENIOR JAZZ Saxes: Greg Stewart, Tian-Tzy Li, Lisa Moore, Renee Andrezejewski, Jeff Leong Trombones: Susan George, Phillip Barley, Craig Dunwoody, Duane Grubert Trumpets: John Hardy, Buddy Gordon, Dennis Delia Catena Basses-Guitar: Jimmy Wil- liams, Larry Koonse, Pat Shane Piano: Jpannette Papp Percussion: Daryl Vandruff, Elliot Douglass Senior Jazz gives their traditional performance at a football game 112 SR. JR. Jazz LET THE MUSIC PLAY A new sound came to Ragle Rock Hi{{h when Mr. John Rinaldo moved to Cahf ' ornia from Ilhnois in 1968. What he brought with him was jazz. Eagle Rock ' s nationally recognized jazz band program began. The Senior Jazz band started in 1969. They have won contests and awards steadily since 1970. Many ex-members have found positions with professional bands. The Junior Jazz band started in 197. ' 1 It exposed musicians to jazz and save them more time to improve their skills before moving up to Senior Jazz. They have won a large number of prizes on their own. For the last couple of years there have been monthly concerts at ERHS featuring our band and numerous well known jazz artists. This year, Senior Jazz played at football games, assemblies, and a Highland Park parade. They also worked on their second record album. Both jazz bands had a heavy schedule of contests, including the prestigious Monterey Jazz Festival. ,.. f .J%J rt JUNIOR JAZZ FIRST ROW: Jeff Leong, .Amos Bracero Jr., Paul Pfaendler, Jin Ju SECOND ROW: Brian Hague. Sean Monahan. Ron Gilner, Phillip Barlev. Scott Collev THIRD ROW ' : Kevin Blackley, Damian Evans, John Surge, Dean McCoy, Jessica Hueb- ner, Barbara Goodman, Ahren Mishan NOT SHOWN: Delw -n Young, Ron Schloo, Mario Gonzales, Neal Bowman SR. JR. Jazz 113 FRONT ROW: Rab Tascusalme, Damien Elwood, Gayle Tanaka, Diane Ujiiye, Ge- nine Sauer SECOND ROW; John Gaglione, Janet Rodden, Alan Reed, Elena Gon- zales, Elizabeth De la Rosa, Jessie Tracy, Norma Rodden THIRD ROW; Steve Gagli- one, Kay Steinbock, Paul Rodriguez, Richard Newswanger, Randy Young, Mrs. Jami- son, Director, Irena Handley LET THE MUSIC PLAY In 1975 Mrs. Jamison organized a new choir for Eagle Rock High School. This last year the choir attended festi- vals at use, UCLA, and Ambassador College. This past year the beginning band had two concerts in the auditorium. The Junior and Senior concert bands combined groups and played in the Bonita High School Concert band contest. They gave many excellent performances in the Eagle Rock High School auditorium throughout the year. BEGINNING BAND: FRONT ROW; DeAnne Udlock, Kelli Simp- son, Susan Dumas, Nancy Hale. Janelle Thurber, Christine Harris, Robin Garrison, Rhonda Gordon, Tanya Johnson. Jennifier Bowland SECOND ROW: Dana Garrison, Mario Gonzales, Richard Gutier- rez, Gerald Nila, David Kastein, Peter Valenzuela, John Lankanau, Tony Carfangnia, Paul Rose, Margeret Moore, Sharon Veazey, Cari Norton THIRD ROW: Joe Price, Tom Cobb, Steve Perenishko, James Shammas, Preston Bourland, Lori McBride, Ann Hartry, Kitty Reed FOURTH ROW; Mark Coberly, John Jacoby, Finn McGhie. Joe Cornell, Eddie Barr, Jeff Hale, Tommy Corliss, Susan Thompson, Ben Montes, David Wong BACK ROW: Gary Bacon, Anthony Navarro, Charlie Febres, Kirk Lowe, Ricky Ogden, Sylvia Diliberto 114 Choir Beginning Band CONCERT BANDS JUNIOR FIRST ROW: Linda Kordic. Lynne Mil- Itr, Becky Highly, Lori Coltermann. Robin Kelly, Gail Fujioka BACK ROW: Hede Imai, Kirk Ap xlaca, Neal Bowman, Joseph DePorto, Chris Burkholder, Glen Masukawa, Gary Roberta. Kathleen Hansen. SENIOR FRONT ROW: Tom Noakes, Barron Ya- naga, Paul Arnold, Elena De la Vega, Joe Paisano. Karen McKinnev. Lisa Smith. Bruce Erfkamp, SECOND ROW: Jan Jenewein, Bruce Barreras. Dennis Della- Cantera. Hoymond Louie, Philip Barley, Alan Manning, Jonas Funderburk, Linda Sarver, Joy Madison. Yvette Sanchez BACK ROW: Barr - Hardin, Barbara Goodman, Dean McCoy, Randy Schreck, Ron Martellino Concert Bands 115 It FRONT ROW: Carol Greenland, Larry Torres, Lori Ramirez, George Vercelli, Brian Arndt, Spring Editor, Jo Anne Tracy, Fall Editor SECOND ROW: Lisa Moore, Steve Kolar, Viv- ian Campbell, Steve Torres, Loxi Wyndle. David Sanchez BACK ROW: Kevin Grace, Richard Miller, Pat Tracy, George Gerome, Andrea Aurandt, Mark Gordon, Barbara Rivera, Advisor Presenting the news for the past 50 years has been the job of the Eagle ' s Scream staff. Since 1927 the schoors paper has had only four advisors, one hundred editors-in-chief and immeasurable reams of paper. The first editors of the paper were Robert Lang and Donald Sumner. Elizabeth Wood was the first advisor. Golden anniversary editors JoAnne Tracy (fall) and Brian Arndt (spring) with Mrs. Barbara Rivera as advisor put out a paper that was just as current with present issues as the first paper was with the issues of the 20 ' s. Journalism expanded to new dimen- sions over the 50 years and the Eagle ' s Scream certainly changed „ „ with the styles. 116 Eagle Scream FRONT ROW: Tom Stockton, Tom Good- man, Betsy Hubbard, Gerrie Weaver, Advisor Nancy Skonieczki, Photo Editor Laura Mosse, Organization EMitor Diane Nelson, Rosanne Paddio SECOND ROW: David Turner, Anniversary EMitor Deb- bie Brosell, Monica Vargas. Phyllis Kal- berg. Advertising Editor Pal Sepulveda, Glen Grade THIRD ROW: Roberta Pol- lard, Ann Keppel, Activities Editor Diane Sayre FOURTH ROW: Sandy Chang, Senior Editor Pam Tom, Sports Editor Debbie Wong FIFTH ROW: Sheila Duffy TOP: Editor-in-chief Rod Beattie TOTEM STAFF The first edition of the Eagle Rock High School yearbook was actually published in 1929 although the school opened in 1927. The 1929 yearbook staff chose the name Totem. the Indian word for the spirit which embodied the ideals of the tribe. Mar- jorie Wilder served as editor for this first annual which con- tained only 76 pages and had a paperback cover. Two years later in 1931, the Totem had its first hard back cover. Use of color began in 1963 and the 1974 Totem produced the first Eagle Rock High School yearbook to reach 200 pages. Totem 1977 is the first yearbook to exceed 240 pages and con- tains the most extensive use of color. All these additions seemed appropriate as Eagle Rock celebrated its Fiftieth Anni%ersary. The Totem tried to capture most of the exciting events and mo- ments of this golden year. Totem 117 TIHIE eAMIE§ iisJi ' S -Si . ■0 L u 1] : 11 5 ki BOTTOM RIGHT: Kirk Hiura attempts to tip the ball to another J.V. teammate. FAR RIGHT: Wyatt Chandler tries to break through a Huntington Park tackle. Athletics is one of the basic foundations in starting a new school. Such was true when Eagle Rock opened in 1927. Sports gives the students a feehng of competition along with a chance to exert energy. Eagle Rock had five sports offered in 1927. They were football, track, baseball, tennis and basketball. The basketball team was chosen from a melon-tossing com- petition. At this time in athletics, it was common to compete against teammates rather than opposing schools. Basketball was the only sport offered to girls. Dances after these games were very popular. As years progressed there became a greater variety of sports at Eagle Rock. In 1932 the ' first golf team played at the Chevy Chase Country Club. Student ability im- proved as the school continued to grow. Richard Lindsley, player of the year, went all city and led the basketball team to a City Championship in 1938. Richard Powell and Jay Helman also went all city. Doug Dunlap, who scored 68 points in 1967 against ' Lincoln, holds the city record and Larry Anderson was the city ' s leading scorer in 1966. In the past swimmers did well. Bruce Brown in 1963 held one of the top times in the nation in the 400 yard freestyle. Both Brad Oilman in 1970 and Tom Maddocks in 1974 set two new city records each. Excellent Tennis players such as Ben Taylor, Ron Hightower, and Ray Maeno originated from here. Jeff Lewsadder, Abbott Du- Galley, Dick and Bill Getzelman were all good gymnasts. Joe Lasario took first place ' in City in Rope Climbing competition which is no longer an event. Kenny Griffin and Bill Matheson were gvmnasts who went on to the Olympics. In Track and Field, Rick Carey won the Golden West Championship in the high jump and Dave Brown won the City Shot Put in 1968. In Baseball, Tom Impliazzo went all city and was a first draft choice to the San Francisco Giants. Steve Wahl was another great athlete. In Baseball he was the first draft choice of the Cleveland Indians. Steve also went first team all City as a quar- terback in 1968. Other great football players were Dave Brown, Allen Shields and Bill Kennison. Eagle Rock definitely has had its share of good athletes due to a good sports program and a fine coaching staff. 1 120 Sports Summary CaVIDSHJIIJE Sports Summary 121 llrGREEN MACHINE ,,_ MEETS DISAPPOINTMENTJII FRONT ROW: Richard Rodriguez, Jeff Ratay, George Vercelli, Wyatt Chandler, Joe Tinghitella, Craig Tom, Kent Jorgensen, Kevyn Leiner, Jay Blohm, Larry Thompson, Ton Mawhinney, Maurice Johnson, Mark Georgette. SECOND ROW: Coach Mike Lew, Charles Suey, David Cross, David Cassis, Rod Beattie, John Meiding, David Lear, Gilbert Garcia, Joe Hall, Chris Colizzi, Pat Zois, Joe Hernandez, David Peters, Charlie Evans, Coach Don Johnson, Coach Jon Hashimoto. BACK ROW: Lewis Yeo, Rocky Balancier, Anthony Munoz. Gilbert Guzman, George Berenyi, Mike Ahkee, Nick Qualls. Rblando; Santos, Jimmy Sanchez, Frank Kordic, ' i - ' , C - L ' tP U 0 r .1 if- ' f 4 , iT , . i,i V ,0 « r i •. . w V r : nVT 122 Varsity Football aA • v) V X .fS n George Vercelli 42 escapes a Spartan tackle. The Varsity Football season was a year of disappointment for ' I ' he iiock. Their overall record of 3-6-0 was deceiving because the team was actually much stronger. A fifth place finish in the Northern League was disappointing from a won-ioss standpoint; but the season was filled with many exciting moments, including the Eagles ' near upset of Wilson (28-25). the 1976 ;}-A Champion. Coaches Johnson, Lew, and Hashimoto are to be given great credit for molding a competitive team from the little material they had to work with. Besides winning, the coaches m- stilled sportsmanship, discipline, and companionship. A few of the athletes received all-league mention. No matter what the final score of any Eagles ' game the opponents knew they had met The Rock. The annual Varsity Football Banquet was held January 4, 1977, at Pikes Verdugo Oaks. The players honored were: Out- standing Defensive Player Joe Hall; Outstanding Lineman Jay Blohm; Outstanding Back Joe Tinghitella; Most Inspira- tional Kevyn Leiner; Most Improved John Meiding; 101 Per- cent George Vercelli; and Most Outstanding Player Mark Georgette. UPPER LEFT: Larry Thompson takes time out to discuss the action with his favorite fan. LEFT: Craig Tom 12 hands the ball off to Rod Beattie 24 on a 26 power against the Wilson Mules. . BOVE: Coach Johnson sends Richard Rodriguez 40 into the game with another play. Varsity Football 123 VARSITY FOOTBALL 3-6-0 E.R. South Pasadena 28 E.R. 23 North Hollywood 6 E.R. University 6 E.R. 22 Huntington Park 6 E.R. 6 Belmont 23 E.R. 25 Wilson 28 E.R. 6 Marshall 10 E.R. 6 Franklin 16 E.R. 16 Lincoln 10 f- .V X C- ' A VI ■•I Joe Tinghitella hurdles for extra yardage against Franklin on Homecoming night. Kent Jorgenson plows through the Spartan defense for a first down. George Vercelli 42 and Kent Jorgenson 48 rejoice after scoring a touchdown against Wilson. ■ ■■Sllli l H ' - ' ' ■Xm 1 W m Sy?Ei - jr m B } . .1 124 Varsity Football BEE ACTION Cllenn Cioldin sets up to pass against the Huntingtxn Park Bee ' f Babe Blohm runs on a blast up the middle. Chris Schullc attempts to break through the Spartan defense. Bee Football 125 R BEE ' S CAPTURE 2ND PLACE y The Eagle Rock Bee ' s came close to capturing their fourth consecutive Northern League title with an over- all record of 6-2-1, and a 4-1 record in Northern League play. The Eagles entered league action with a 2-1-1 practice record including a hard fought 6-6 tie with South Pasadena ' s usually powerful Tenth Grade Team. The Eagle Bee ' s opened Northern League play with three decisive victories over Belmont, Wilson, and Marshall. This set up the 1976 Northern League championship battle versus the Franklin Panthers on Homecoming night. The score was deadlocked 0-0 in the fourth quarter when a Franklin defensive back returned a punt 70 yards for a touchdown. Franklin ' s victory, 6-0, ended the Eagle ' s Northern League con- secutive victories without a loss at 19 games and ended their championship string after three straight years. The Eagles closed out Northern League play with a 21-6 victory over Lincoln. Mike Flores kicks off. y A . h. . A.. e - r L«« j j.. ' 5?-fli- M3?vA! . j  JE FRONT ROW: Ross Silva, Greg Bernard, Ozzie Flores, Ronnie Fer- nandez, Tony Boscarino, Ronald York, Mike Flores, Bobby Block, Berng Yeh, Jay Bjornestad. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Spielman, Rene Silva, David Sanchez, John Spielman, Anthony Arriola, Edmund Delgado, Emanuel Francisco, Richard Tom, Chester Cusimano, George Hernandez, Coach Gil Espino. THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Smith, Ray Navarro, Mike Harpole, David Rybus, Sergio Ojeda, Glen Goldin, Paris Blohm, Greg Mosse, Garrett Yeo, Ronnie Gilner, Chris Stewart, Coach John Hause. FOURTH ROW: Nick Bronk, Mike Weinbrenner, Jerry Bellomo, Kelly McNeal, Chris Schulte, Brian King, Eric Jarl, John Taft, Kevin Grace, Scott Jorgenson. BACK ROW: Larry Salgorolo, Richard Volheim, Leon Penya, Danny Kobles, Richard Gutierrez, Danny Madero, Kevin Martin, Roger Rome, Mgr. Brian Grace. 126 Bee Football f ' ssr4 fir nm ma r V r v ' ' ■ _ ' = - S. ;4 V . ' -u-aL i ' Glenn Goldin eu up U pa s against Huntington Park. Babe Blohm struggles for extra yardage. The offensive unit huddles up before a play. Ozzie Flores puts the moves on a Spartan defender. ' TSR : .-«•■ -• BEE FOOTBALL 19- •6 6-2-1 E.R. 6 South Pasadena 6 E.R. 14 North Holl - vood E.R. 33 University 6 E.R. 7 Huntington Park 14 E.R. 14 Belmont E.R. 14 Wilson E.R. 14 Marshall 6 E.R. Franklin 6 E.R. 21 Lincoln Bee Football 127 VARSITY ENTERS PLAYOFFS yi When the Varsity Basketball ' s season started, their prospects looked dismal. They were a team who had only one re- turning Varsity player, who was Craig Tom. But as the season rolled by, the team showed much improvement. Galen Morton picked more rebounds off the boards and Donny Haymaker helped out with his scoring. Donny scored games of 50 points against Belmont and 42 against Carson in the City Play-Offs. He averaged a score of 23 and was the seventh leading scorer in the City. The awards at the end of the season were well deserved. Donny Haymaker received Most Valuable Player and Leading Scorer. Galen Morton was awarded Most Improved and Best De- fensive while Steve Kramer was the most dedicated. Captain went to Craig Tom and a tie for Most Inspirational went to Mark Georgette and Robin Pearce. PICTURED ON THE TOP RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Robin Pearce, Steve Kramer, Craig Tom, Hector Gonzalez, Mark Georgette. BACK ROW: Don Haymaker. David Lear, Mark Emer- son, Galen Morton Hector Gonzales attempts to score on a free throw. Galen Morton skys against Ron Spears for a rebound. 128 Varsity Basketball ' •iileii Morion drivcH for a lay-up U)  core. iJonny Haymaker lakeh a mKoI from ouUidi- the key. E.R.-78 Belmont -92 E.R.-53 Vilson-6M E.R.-72 Marshall-70 E.R.-52 Franklin-62 E.R.-56 Lincoln-(i4 E.R.-65 Belmont -85 E.R.-6n Wilson -72 E.R.-64 Marshall-73 E.R.-72 Franklin-56 E.R.-76 Lincoln-4fi Plav-OtT K.R.-8; Carson- 1 12 (_ r.ui: Tom laki.- .1 jump shot against the Marshall Barristers. Steve Kramer calls a play for the team to set up. IT uJCi o lor t -U i = c .  Ni- v c - H - ' .-loat|S b- fOice :u ii3 rVNae 2-(vJ -oixc-O riia: ) jj ioutVv ty BaslTetball 129 - -t iT, J,- After capturing the Northern League championship last year the outlook for the team was optimistic. However, a series of set- backs and close defeats made up a disappointing season. Two victories over Jackson highlighted the 2-16 season. The team was coached by Eagle Rock graduate Bill Whiting. Mike Conte, leading scorer for the team, was elected most valu- able player. The team captain was Danny Mejia. The honor of best defensive player went to Kirk Hiura, while Julio Andrade was named most improved. Coach Whiting and the J.V. ' s discuss their strategy. FRONT ROW: Danny Mejia, Dickie Tom, JuHo Andrade SECOND ROW: Alex Carbaja Nelson Alhambra, Joe Hernandez, Kurt Slight BACK ROW: Kirk Hiura, Kevin Martin Heraldo Bonilla, Mike Conte, Albert Molinet, Coach Bill Whiting J.V. BASKETBALL E.R. - 54 Belmont - 64 E.R. - 55 Belmont - 81 E.R. - 45 Wilson - 49 E.R. - 60 Wilson - 74 E.R. - 64 Marshall - 69 E.R. - 49 Marshall - 70 E.R. - 52 Franklin - 55 E.R. - 31 Franklin - 32 E.R. - 45 Lincoln - 56 E.R. - 48 Lincoln - 55 130 JV Basketball Kevin Martin takes a jump shot from the corner. UP DOWN SEASON | The Bee basketball team coached by Mike O ' Keefe finished Northern League play with a record of 4-6. They captured fourth place in the 1977 League stand- ings. ihe team was led by most valuable player Mark Espinoza. Other awards went to Tony Thompson as best defensive player, Jack Gu- tierrez for most inspirational, and Dennis Kdwards for most im- proved. Bucky Bratta was voted team captain for the .season. Tony Thompson shoots for two against Lincoln. Mark K piiid a sets up a play for the Bee ' s. 1 ' BEE BASKETBALL E.R. - 50 Belmont - 5; E.R. - 69 Wilson - 41 E.R. - 47 Marshall - 78 E.R. - 40 Franklin - 77 E.R. - 67 Lincoln - 51 E.R. - 59 Belmont - 75 E.R. - 66 Wilson - 54 E.R. - 47 Marshall - 65 E.R. - 51 Franklin - 84 E.R. - 68 Lincoln - 64 FHDNr ROW: Troy Helliiisor. Inlbert Cisneros, Dennis Edwards. Bob Fe ley. Mark Espinoza. .leff Kysar B. t ' K ROW: Tony Thompson, .lack C.utierre?., Bucky Bratta Bee Basketball i: l M fcEE ' S FINISH FOURTHJII CEE BASKETBALL | E.R. 49 Belmont 55 E.R. 64 Wilson 62 E.R. 45 Marshall 55 E.R. 31 Franklin 52 E.R. 40 Lincoln 68 E.R. 60 Belmont 72 E.R. 59 Wilson 44 E.R. 48 Marshall 56 E.R. 65 Franklin 36 E.R. 64 Lincoln 62 FRONT ROW: Albert DePorto SECOND ROW: Eddie Aleman, Steve Rogers, Steve Hiura, Jimmy Stone, John Mangnuson BACK ROW: Cesar Tangel, Ozzie Flores, Ronnie Fernandez, Chris Stewart Jimmy Stone shoots a free throw against Franklin. The Cee Basketball team, coached by Mike O ' Keefe and captained by Ozzie Flores, filled the fourth position in the final 1977 Northern League standings. They finished their season with a 4-6 record in league play. At the awards banquet, held at Pikes Verdugo Oaks, Steve Rodgers was awarded the Most Valu- able Player. Other awards received were: Jim Stone- Most Improved; Albert DePorto- Best De- fensive; Cesor Tungol- Most Inspirational. Steve Rodgers jumps for the tipoff. 132 Cee Basketball •m- DIFFICULT SEASON The girls ' basketball teams did well this season considering this was their first year working to- gether. No coach was available last year, so when Mrs. Ander- son began working with the teams she had to start fresh. Fifteen girls went out for both the Varsity and Bee teams; therefore, sub- stitutes were hard to find. For the Bee ' s season Carol Hay- maker was an inspiration to the team, as well as an outstanding player. The Varsity team won two games with six-foot Jane Ei- lers rebounding; Carmen Castro making fast breaks to score; and Donna Birch shooting from the outside. FRONT ROW- Patty Harsch, Michele Finn, Becky Algeria, Liz Ward, Carol Haymaker, Carmen Cas- tro, Isabel Shepard BACK ROW; Miss Anderson, Elena de la Vega. Sandie Steinback, Donna Birch, Jane Eilers. Sandy Humphrey. Sonja Mandjikov. Patty Haymaker, Raelyn Block Donna Birch shoots a freethrow. The referee steps in as the girls wrestle for the ball. Girls ' Basketball 133 BEE CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Corina Breiner SECOND ROW: Liz Harsch, Kirsten Asplund, Karin Boldt, America Bustamante, Robin Muzingo, BACK ROW: Karen Asplund ja li VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Camille Warren, Loxi Wyndle, Monica Sheila shows true enthusiasm at the North Holly- Vargas. Sheila Duffy BACK ROW: Debbie Wong, Sandra Domasin, Rosanna Carbajal, wood game. Pam Tom YELL LEADERS: Curtis Howell, Scott Luther, Barrv Morton, Brian Arndt 134 Cheerleaders licHEERLEADERS BOOGIE DOWN! Throughout Eagle Rock ' s history, cheerleading has played a major role in motivating school spirit and pride. This year ' s Varsity squad was the first ever to attend a cheerlead- ing seminar. The techniques learned proved effective in organizing and directing school spirit at most athletic events. Although times and styles change, cheerleading goals remain the same. Varsity and Bee squads Join together to cheer. ' .1 - ! t. 44. 4 I Corina incorporates g -mnastics into her cheerleading. Cheerleaders 135 SPI II2IIT 1 FRONT ROW: Tucker Cilman, Jay Blc.lim, Debbie Wong, Sandy Domasin, Rosana Carbajal SECOND ROW: Officer Foote, Jan Jenewein, Brian Williams, Cindy Zedalis, Kevyn Leiner, Loxi Wyndle, Al Cam- pos, Camille Warren BACK ROW: Steve Rose, Liz Harsch, Karin Boldt, Sheila Duffy, Karen Asplund, Angle Johnston, Robyn Muzingo, Cindy Ramirez, Kirsten Asplund, Glen Normile, George Vercelli, Kent Jorgensen, Wyatt Chandler, Jimmy Sanchez 136 Spirit Revolution Spirit is something that helps to lift the confidence of the athletes. It also gives students time to do something pro- ductive for the school. It is important to recognize those who are promoting the spirit. This year there were three new organizations created to promote the Eagle Rock spirit. All three were successful. The Banner Girls and the Twirlers added something extra to the half-time show. The Banner Girls, with their homemade banners, marched out onto the field with the band. They were Karen Giss, Lee Ann Houck-(head), Lisa Bukovitz, Fran- cesca Cho, Jeri Lynn Burden. Janet Wilson and Gwynn Copeland. In front of them were the five twirlers. Elena Gonzales, Maria Ybarra and Lynn Braun were led by Captains Debbie Brosell and Rosanne Paddio. They made up new routines each week which coordinated with the Drill Team show. Their routines consisted of figure eights, two-handed spins, shoulder rolls, and thumb tosses. The Eagle Troopers were a group of students who came to the basketball games and cheered. They grew in size as the season progressed. They brought instruments, ba- nanas and candy to the games to help encourage the crowd to participate. Officer Chuck Foote showed up with the Troopers and helped to enthuse the crowd. It is spirit like this that makes competition fun and exciting. The Banner Girls position themselves for tne half-time show. Gwynn and Karen stop for a rest during their morning practice. I I Spirit Revolution 137 7i 71 I VULI WT V (flAv. urV IJU-(- Prill team shows spiritual a pep rally. ilQz 2 wM - In the shape of a mighty eagle ' s head, drill team perform their homecoming show with glitter and spirit. Captains Dawn, Heidi, and Janice lead drill team in cheers. Step behind the green and the gray as drill team enters for the pep rally at snack on homecoming morning. 138 Drill Team ITdRILL TEAM KEEPS IN „. STEP WITH THE SPIRItJ|| FRONT ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Grace Ullom, Cheryl Yamamoto. Wen- dy Tyler, Lenore Villanueva, Angie Johnston. Jackie Perotti. Diane Nelson, Laura Moose, Co-Captain Janice Fonteno, Captain Dawn McNeal, Co-Captain Heidi Lundquist, Shawn Gorre, Cindy Baca, Etelka Varga, Kathy Finch, Diana Toledo, Lynne LoVasco, Jean- nine Norton, Denise Quan. SECOND ROW; Marilyn Quan. Donna Lee, Corina Grabowski, Lisa Brown, Vicki Papp, Colleen Chin, Cheryl Otl, Roberta Pollard, Pat Sepulveda, Cary Foote, Teresa Cruze. Melba Muscarolas, Kathy Seng. Lisa Cascelli, Karen Davis, Leslie Cavalieri, Barbara Rose. THIRD ROW: Jeanine Heggem, Diane Drummond, Cindy Ramirez, Kelly Dick, Karen Berlin, Mi- chele Ferrante, Barbara Sherman, Kelly Pruett. Cheryl Domasin, Sandy Chang, Teri Scott, Michele DeRouis. Louisa Stephenson, Dina Boatwright. Suzanne Simone. Susan Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Yolanda Buendia. Denise Turner. Barbara Foster, Ingrid Goodrich, Claudia Shoop. Sandy Cosley. Barbara Cleary. Sabrina Boatwright. Pauline Marquez. Cheryl Blankshain. Amy Valencia, Stephanie Snyder. Judy Harrier. BACK ROW: Linda Shunn, Susanne Miller, Gigi Danser. Cindy Sherman, Sandy Rose. Robyn Stover, Tami Brown, Liz Falco, Kelly Johnson, Shirley Rhody. Phyllis Kalberg, Bobbie Ricks, Lisa Manning DRILL TEAM 76 has proven itself to be more than number one this year. Eagle Rock High can be proud of their drill team for performing superior half-time shows. Homecoming ' 76 was the highlight of the sea- son as the girls saluted nostalgia. Keeping in the spirit, drill team surprised the audience with shim- mers of gold to honor Eagle Rock ' s 50th anniversary. Sponsor Mrs. Grace Ullom directed a drill team full of spirit and perfection. Captains Dawn. Janice, and Heidi made drill team a golden memory. Drill Team 139 IITband on the uprise This year ' s Marching Band had a successful season. Led by Majorette Yvette Sanchez un- der the direction of Mr. John Ri- naldo, the band proudly marched onto the field in the formation of the letters E R during the Home- coming game against longtime rivals Franklin. Their boisterous music boosted spirit and pride for our school. The band anxiously awaits half-time. Majorette Yvette Sanchez practices hard. FRONT ROW: Joy Madison, Linda Sarver, Jonas Funderburk, Dean McCoy, Randy Schreck, Hede Imai, Ron Martellino, Daryl Vandruff, Barry Hardin, Barbara Goodman, Elliot Douglas. SECOND ROW: Paul Arnold, Craig Dunwoody, Hoymond Louie, Phillip Barley, Alan Manning, Duane Grubert, Jeff Leong, Joe Paisano, Elba Lopez, Arnold Cruz. THIRD ROW: Lisa Smith, Bruce Erfkamp, Linda Bin- der, Larry Koonse, Karen McKinney, Tom Noakes, Baron Yanaga, Tian-Tzy Li, Renee Andrzejewski, Elena De La Vega. BACK ROW: Yvette Sanchez, Jan Jenewien, Bruce Barraras, John Handy, Linda Kordic, Buddy Gordon, Dennis Delia Catena, Tom Osuna, Paul Pfaendler. 140 Marching Band PEP CLUB GETS GOINGJi SPIKITI certainly is the word for this year ' s Pep Club, which consisted of about 90 girls. They showed much dedication towards our Bee Football Team as they cheered them through both vic- tories and defeats. Under the di- rection of Mr. Bagley and Cap- tain Cheri Willis, Pep Club really did an outstanding job for 1976. Bov are we enthusiastic! ::- i ; . ?. w t yiE soji tii ' dy iAs i BL3 — jK y  i ijita ' FRONT ROW: Co-CapUins Rhonda Pollard. Jeannie Misen- hinier. Captain Cherie Willis, Co-Captains Lisa Gonzales. Chervl Melton. SECOND ROW: Nina Benjamin. Sharon Veazey. Pat Barraza. Corina Tracy. Theresa Cho. Teri De La Vega, Susan .Ag- gesen. Ann Helms. Beatrice Brakemeier. Robin Luther. THIRD ROW; Tara Emery, Robin White. Karen Dunkel. Yvonne San- chez. Kristine Maestas. Christy McGowen. Lisa Frasier. Melissa Martinez. .Joy Hirayama. Lor ' i Evans. FOURTH ROW: Karen Slotrem. Dawn Forrester. Mary Paddio, Jackie Alvera, .Jackie Stewart. Cindv Wong. Lori Koalr. Maria Segura. Patty Zeugen. Caroline Barber. FIFTH ROW: .Julie .lementz. Kristy Salata. Celeste Wright. Tanya -Johnson, Lisa Hennesse. Marie .-Mvarez. Suzanne .Alvarez, Patty Pearce, Kirsten Carpenter, Diane Bailey. SIXTH ROW: Tammy Hanbury, Yvonne Garcia. Keeley .Ains- worth. Jennv Grover. Nancv Carnes. Deanna Brown. Bernadetta Devia, Lisa Carbajal, Judy Hawk. Cindy York. SEVENTH ROW: Julie Souza. Sylvia Salazar. Lori McGuire. Maria Hernandez. Connie Mason, Carolvn Rus-sell. Brenda Pease. Kelly Bishop. Liz Domasin. EIGHTH ROW: Debbie Daugherty. Robin Garri- son. Annette Cafarchia. Michelle Ramirez. Joanne Fanara. Becky Mix dv. Rosie Borunda. Diane Medina. Gina Robertson. NINTH ROW: ' Anna Seda. Jenny Moran. Chris Ramirez. Lisa Voigt. Karen Torres. Kari Brown. Dorothv Figura. Evelvn l,opez. Colleen Bruce. BACK ROW: Debbie Cisneros. Irene Ochoa. Kelly Mc- Bride. Marvsia Drazkiewicz, Jennifer Moren. Tracy Bishop. Pep Club 141 SPIKERS RETAIN TiTLEsjii igy BEE ' S FRONT ROW: Coach Most, Mary Teodo, Cathy McCol- lum, Lorraine Stevens, Betsy Hubbard, WaUie Barsuhn BACK ROW: Sharon Armenta, Stephanie Sanzo, . rlene Caluya, Ann DeBeUis, Diane Schulte, Diana Toledo. Lynn LeBlanc Carolyn Lew bumps the ball during practice. Bernadette Ambrose Livaraga. sets it up to Claudia Janice Fonteno dinks it over the net. After last year ' s outstanding season it seemed almost impos- sible for both teams to duplicate their league championships; but with two six foot girls returning to Varsity and new talent trying out, both the Varsity and Bee ' s were able to repeat as City East Champions. The Varsity, coached by Sonya Most and captained by Janice Fonteno, completed their regular season with a 10-2 record and a 9-1 record in league play. Led by Janice Fonteno and Jane Eilers, an outstanding junior, the Varsity entered post season play for the second consecutive year. In the playoff pool, the team captured the fourth position and was unable to continue in the competition. The 1977 Bee ' s won their second consecutive outright title. Led by captain Mary Teodo, the Bee ' s entered playoff compe tition undefeated with a 12-0 record. In the playoff pool the team ended up in second place. VARSITY FRONT ROW: Cathy Wilson, Bernadette Ambrose, Coach Must, Janice Fonteno, Jane Eilers BACK ROW: Carolyn Lew, Marci Farrington, Carol Dearaer, Claudia Livaraga. 142 Volleyball Fbadminton ' LACKS „- EXPERIENCyl Unlortunately badminton liad an upsetting season winning only one game. This was partially due to the fact that they were an inexperi- enced team and never reached their full potential. Four girls made the playoffs: Kandis Bates, Pat Alatorre, Raelyn Block, and Donna Birch, but they lost in the first rounds. Badminton tied for third this year, but Mrs. Ullom has high hopes for the team next year. FRONT ROW: Pat Alatorre. Elena de la Vega, Kathy Seng. Beverly Rose BACK ROW: Elba Lopez. Lori Ra- mirez. Sheila Duffy, Coach Ullom, Kandis Bates, Raelyn Block UPPER LEFT: Carmen Castro lunge. forward to hit the shuttlecock. LOWER LEFT: Donna Birch sets up to smash the birdie. LEFT: Sheila Duffy ser es it. Badminton 143 Ifr ARSITY MAKES WAVESji MMMtMMUM««Mtmt m4 nt( .«t«m.«mvmm.«m«m«««m««« «   TOP: Bill McGlashan attacks water. UPPER: Ron Martinez practices his racing starts. RIGHT: David Terhune leads the breast stroke. 144 Varsity Swimming Ron Martinez lric« hi« luck at the breaiit stroke. The Eagle Rock High Swim Team received a new coach for the 1977 swim season. Mr. Duke, the new coach, had a big task to perform. His task was to rebuild the V ' arsity swim team, which was almost completely annihilated when all the seniors graduated in June of 1976. Mr. Duke accomplished his job by building up the varsity and Cee team. In only the second meet the team proved how powerful they were when two Bee records were broken by Mike Miao in the 500 Freestyle and Pam Miao in the 200 individual medley. VARSITY FRONT ROW: Glen Grade, Mario Pozzo. Ron Martinez, Bill McGlashan. Tom Warren, Joe Evans BACK ROW: John Palmer. David Terhune. Tucker Gilnian, David t ' dlock. Greg Owens Varsity Swimming 145 m [p EE ' S FLIP III € OPPONENTS IPg ipiliFF! DIVERS: Kelli Jorgensen, Lance Acquasanta, Lisa Smith, Carol Hassen, Coach Gilbert Alvarez S)) )) ' .,« BEE TEAM FRONT ROW: Mike Miao, Tom Noakes, Kevin Luther, Teri Hankins, Jim Zambrano BACK ROW: Shaunie Lawton, Diane Schulte, Pam Miao, Jo Anne Tommer, Paul Grade 4 TOP RIGHT: Kelli Jorgensen takes a dive. MIDDLE RIGHT: Teri Hankins does the butterfly to win. BOTTOM RIGHT: Paul Grade tests water temperature. .TT;.: 146 Divers Bee Swimming Jt- V d lOI ' I.KhT: Kenny ' I ' ko It-ads the- hrcaKt htroke. MIIM)I,K I.KHT: .lay HjornHlad HwimK the breaxt ittroke in Coropetitian. BOTTOM LKFT: Gary WatU breaks the water with his butUrfly iitroke. CKK TKAM FHONT KOW: Jeff YounK, Kevin Brennan, Kenny Tw., Kathy R..u Iheut, I ' iil Shiiiic. Dave Cardetia BACK KOW: Jay BjornKtad, Ben Salazar, (iary Watts, (lary Hankins, Sherry VVilliamH SWIM TIMERS FRONT ROW: Stephanie Kin;;, Gwynn Copeland, Patty Harsh BACK ROW: Suzie McGlashan. Collette Levantino. Karen Rose, Julie Jacob- son, Chris Lankenau, Karen McKinnev llr EES MAKE , BIG SPLASHJ F GYMNASTS MAKE A STRONG TEAM When the Boy ' s Gymnastics team started out this year they had a very potential team. Their outlook was ex- cellent and their strongest events were the high bar, vaulting and free exercise. They had three top return- ing performers who competed in all six events. They were Rod Patwell, Tony Boscarino and Larry Thompson, all who are to return next year. Angel Rojas excelled on the side horse. Donna Gilio was the first girl ever to com- pete on the Boy ' s Team. This team is extremely strong but more important they are young. Randy Sherrick was the only senior. Prospects for next year look good for Coach Haase and his team. Gymnastics was a strong sport this year. The Girl ' s Team scored the most points, 149 against Verdugo Hills, in only their second meet. This is the highest amount ever scored in competition. The whole team is strong and along with the boy ' s they are also young. With no seniors they had eight returning members. They are an all around team. Top Performers included Linda Burgio and Ruthy Bashum. Mrs. Chan felt that this was the most enthusiastic and dedicated team she has ever had. Ruthy Basham works her own style into her routine. Chris Scatlin goes into a hand- stand on the beam. Coach Chan and her team rest while waiting for their event. FRONT ROW: Linda Burgio, Grace Hen derson, Ruthy Basham, Kim Grade, Mar lynn Udlock, Chris Scatlin, Corina Brei ner. SECOND ROW: Shawn Espinoza, Jeannie Herrington, Terry Shumaker Krista Haugness, Rona Saunders, The- rese Mountain. 148 Gymnastics Angel rtojas exhibits his excellence on the side horse. Tony Boscarino shows great strength on the rings. Unique style and form is shown by Larry Thompson. Jeff Evans shows great de- termination in his routine. FRONT ROW: Barry Deane. Marco Mendez. Danny Walker. Donna Gilio. Calvin -Jew. Guido Rodriguez. Coach Haase. SECOND ROW: .Angel Ro- jas, Jeff Evans, Carlos Osuna, Rod Patwell. Jesus Fabres, Peter Jensen. Randy Sherrick, Larry Thompson, Emmanuel Francisco, Tony Bosca- rino. — I., a k Gvmnastics 149 In NEW COACH FOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Coach Mike Rice, Ke- vin Grace, George Vercelli, Don O ' Mullen, George Gerome, Charlie Fernandez, Ron Tyndall, James Sha- mus. SECOND ROW: Mike Conte, Mark Georgette, Bob Gilling, Jim Allen, Craig Tom, Wyatt Chandler, Dave Baretto, Peter Campbell. George Gerome attempts to make a double play- Jim Allen makes a strategic move. The 1977 baseball season saw a team composed of nine seniors and five juniors do a creditable job in Northern League action. After a slow start, the Eagle ' s batsmen picked up some momentum and rep- resented the school well. They also participated in Glendale ' s Babe Hermon Easter Tournament. They had notable improvement and have five returning players, Kevin Grace, Bob Gilling, Charlie Fer- nandez, Mike Conte and Ron Tyndall. Overall there was a good attitude on this team and George Vercelli, team captain, was an inspirational leader. Dave Baretto gives the Marshall pitcher a hard time. 150 Varsity Baseball mi ' TOP RIGHT: Kevin Grace tries to beat a Barrister to the base. LEFT: Catcher Charhe Fernandez awaits a pitch. TOP: Craig Tom makes a tag at second. ( _ U ct : aj w . . -(j - J M -] - , t, 4 - K. x; . - cUv,. STRONG OFFENSE FOR J.V. ' S yi FRONT ROW: Joe Price, Ozzie Floras, Ronnie Fernandez, Cliester Cusimano, Kurt Kostiv, Mike Flores, Mike Tapper. SECOND ROW: Jim Miller, Steve Rogers, Kevin Martin, John Miller, Joe Torres, Kelly McNeal, Richard Rodriguez, Kirk Hiura. Coaches Mike O ' Keefe and Steve Wahl looking over the situation Richard Rodriguez gets a hit off Belmont. 152 J.V. Baseball ' Ihe .Junior Varsity team this year worked with two new coaches, Mike O ' Keefe and Steve Wahi. These coaches helped to unify the team and brin them through toufih competition. The team had never worked together with the exception of Chester Cusi- mano and Kevin Martin who were returnms play- ers. Top performers included pitchers Mike Fiores and Kurt Kostiv. The team showed great improve- ment as the season progressed. Players come into the dugout after a hard inning. Mike Fiores fires one in for a strike. J.V. Baseball 153 GIRLS COACHED BY MEN ai The girls warm up with a httle exercise before practice. FRONT: Steve Haymaker. FRONT ROW: Carmen Castro, Gloria Burrola, Jeannie Holder, Louise Bettencourt, Jackie Scrubb, Lori Maldanado. SECOND ROW: Lori Knuth, Gwen Dowell, Donna Birch, Patty Harsch, Chris Campbell, Valerie Guatemia, Becky Moody. BACK ROW: Kim Estes, Coach Hanson, Gail Tabata, Elena DeLa Vega, Espy Derks, Carol Haymaker, An- toinette Benzing, Carmen Nogueria, Joy Madison, Jody Fesperman, Coach Nakatani. For the first time in Eagle Rock ' s history a girls ' sport had an all male coaching staff. Many girls demonstrated talent under the guidance of Mr. Nakatani and Mr. Hanson. The team had rough competition ahead of them and worked diligently at each prac- tice. Mr. Hanson felt that the team would do a sufficient job during the season. It was new ideas like this that helped to show Eagle Rock ' s 50 years of progress. 154 Softball GOLFERS GO FORE IT Bob Fegley. Steve Kolar, Greg Moore, Rauf Glasgow. Coach Johnson. Carolann Brown. Charles Jewett. David Shammas. NOT PICTURED: Skelly Reed. Kevin Con- nors, Jack Gutierrez. Lucy Compton. David Calvillo. This year a new sport was introduced once again to our school. Golf, being coached by Mr. Johnson was composed of twelve mem- bers. They practiced at Brookside Country Club and played their matches during the beginning of the %veek. Top performances were given by Jack Gutierrez who shot an 96 against Verdugo Hills and Steve Kolar. The Girl ' s Softball team warm up durinf; practice. Golf 155 LEAGUE TOUGH FOR STRIDERS J The Varsity Striders had a disappointing season, ending the year with a 0-5 won loss record. Although the team lacked depth and en- countered many setbacks, the season was not without its highlights. Senior Mark Lewis and junior Pat Brennan both put forth many out- standing performances. Mark Lewis set a new school record in the three mile course at Pierce College with a time of 15:30. He also es- tabhshed a new course record at Peck Park, captured the Northern League individual cross country championship, and was highly rated going into the 1976 City Finals at Pierce. Pat Brennan, only a junior, also had an excellent season as he placed high in the Northern League finals and advanced to the city semi-finals. Mark Lewis runs for another first place on the Pierce College Course. Pat Brennan Stewart McKenzie Fernando Marchetti Arno Nording 1976 CROSS COUNTRY E.R. -43 Belmont -20 E.R. -50 Wilson -20 E.R. -35 Marshall -22 E.R. -31 Franklin -26 E.R. -28 Lincoln -27 Angel Rojas David Turner 156 Cross Country r lOTH GRADERS FINISH STRONG Coaches Foote and Oden walk the course. FRONT ROW: Mark Navarro, Sergio Castro, Ricky Lozoya, Sal Rodriquez, David Raba, Anthonv Medina, Hank Bronk, Gilbert Sanchez. SECOND ROW: Jeff Staron, Jorge Ponte, Leo Bidstrup, Jim Hogue, Marcus Rubio, Gary Miller, Matthew Prehn, John Fitzgerald. The Tenth Grade Cross Country Team culmi- nated an excellent season with an eight place finish in the city finals held at Pierce College December 11. The Eagle Striders ended their Northern League campaign with a 4-1 record. Their only loss was to Wilson ' s championship team. As the competition stiffened, the Eagles im- proved markedly. Going into the city finals the team was picked for a second place finish but due to a last minute injury to Anthony Medina the team ' s chances dimmed. This let down seemed to break the backbone of the team as they could only capture eighth place in the over- all standings. Tenth grader David Raba proved to be the most outstanding runner as he established a new school record of 11:46 on the two mile course at Pierce College. David ' s most outstanding ac- complishment this season was capturing the 1976 Northern League Individual Championship. J Cross Country 157 p PVARSITY LACKS DEPTHJJI Coming off last years 7-1 season it was too early to make predictions but the outcome of the 1977 sea- son depended on hard work and determination. Due to a lack of depth many of the runners had to double in events in an effort to re- ceive valuable dual meet points. The strongest events were the 330 intermediate hurdles, Greg Davis; one and two mile runs, Mark Lewis; pole vault, Charles Suey and David Cross; and the high jump. Mace Hanley. In the sprints we had Joe Tinghitella while Hod Beattie and Pat Brennan led the way in the 880. Rod Beattie strides through an 880. Joe Tinghitella leads off the mile relay against Poly. FRONT ROW: Coach Gil Espino, Fernando Marchetti, Don Harrell, Eric Jarl, .Jeff Ratay, Chuck Suey SECOND ROW: David Rhodes, Mike Hale, Mark Emerson, Stewart McKenzie, David Raba, William Bustos, Coach John Oden THIRD ROW: Scott Luther, Jose Santos, Pat Brennan, Rod Beattie, Greg Davis, Mark Lewis BACK ROW: Kevin Slight, Lewis Yeo, David Cross, Joe Tinghitella, Mace Hanley, Gilbert Guzman 158 Varsity Track Larry Salnanilo haiulH the Imlim off lo dreg Moshc. SU-wurt McKenzic Lakeit the lead at;ainhl Poly. The Bee track team was very competitive in Northern League dual meet competition this season. The strongest events were the hurdles. Rich- ard Harsch: and the sprints, Richard Rodriguez and Steve Gonzalez. The distance run- ners were led by Leo Bidstrup- 880, and Matthew Prehn-mile. In the field events top marks were turned in by Ron Spiel- man in the pole vault, and Leo Bidstrup in the long jump. FRONT ROW: Marcos Rubio, Larry Salgarolo. Richard Gutierrez. Dannv Madero. John TaCt. Richard Harsch SECOND ROW: Leo Bidstrup. Jim Hogue. Troy BelHnger. Louie Silva. Greg Mosse THIRD ROW: Matthew I ' rehn. M Moli- net. Arno Nording. David Turner B.ACK ROW; Barry Wilkerson, Tim Jensen. Ron Spielman. Steve Gonzalez IITbee track runs for titlem Bee Track 159 r CEE TEAM te ■ II LOOKS GOODjJi The outlook for the 1977 Cee track team was very good. The team was led by returning letterman David Sanchez, who turned in outstanding marks in both sprints and the long jump. Hank Bronk was the top distance runner while David Jew pro- duced good times in the hurdles. The top performers in the field events were Mike Segovia-high jump, Ron Gilner and Greg Star- on- pole vault, and Tony McKenzie in the shot put. FRONT ROW: David Sanchez, Dan Mejia, Hank Bronk, Greg Seja, George Ponte, Sergio Castro, Ross Silva SECOND ROW: Jeff Staron, Albert De Porto, Sal Rodriquez, Mike Watson, Mike Kiddoo, Scott Ross, Kirk Apodaca THIRD ROW: Charles Popolawski, Ed Aleman, David Jew, Hank Christ, Tony McKenzie, Perry Ortiz BACK ROW: Mike Harpole, Nick Bronk, Chris Stewart, Ron Gilner, Coleman Falco, Mike Segovia Cee team pushes for victory in the relay. TOP RIGHT, Beth Gibson shows fine form in the 440 relay. 160 Cee Track FRONT ROW: I,i u Moore, Vilma iKlcaias, Wanda AriKlada, Reliecca I ' aisano, Patricia Ala- torre, Debbie I.orenz SECOND ROW: Hecky Moody, l-ulsa Hernandez, Sandy Domaxin, Deb- bie Wont; (drop ouO, .Joy Hiravnma, Sabrina FulKoni THIRD ROW: Coach Mike Lew, America BuHtamanle, Debbie Melford, Beatrice Krake- mcier, Robin Luther, Sherry Williums, Karen DaviH KOIIR ' IH ROW: Lisa Cancelli. Nancy McMeekin, Heth Oibson, Lisa Smith, Kelli Jor- gensen RACK ROW: Linda Sarver, Suzanne Ochoa, Int;rid Coodrich, Joan Hulme, Chris Lankenau, Roberta Meurer ? ' a- ' m i w dii.i 1, ' Lisa Smith jumps over the hurdles in a tisht race apainst a Poly opponent. Suzanne Ochoa takes great strides to win for the relay team. IITgirls make ,,. newstridesjii The newest addition to Eagle Rock ' s athletic teams in 1977 was Girls Track. This was a whole new experience for most of the girls who had never before competed in any type of organized track competition. The coaches were given a month of training time to mold a competitive team for the first practice meet. The strongest events looked to be both the 100 and 200 yard dashes, medley relay, two mile run. and 880 yard run. Patricia Alatorre and Sabrina Fulgoni led the team in sprints while Vil- ma Iglesias and Debbie Lorenz were the top distance runners. Lisa Smith was the top hurdler and Kelli Jorgensen produced excellent marks in the high jump. Girls Track 161 Ptennis anyonetjii The Eagle Rock girls ' tennis team captured their fifth con- secutive league title. Their only loss during regular season was a league set-back to the Wilson Mules. The most outstanding players this season were Kathy Tso, Donna Deane, Jeannette Papp and Debbie Hakonson. The doubles team of Bonnie Poyorena and Vickie Benson went through the regular season undefeated. In the first round of the playoffs, the team defeated South Gate, 4-3, but were eliminated from post season play when they were soundly defeated by the powerful team from Grant High School, 0-7. The outlook for the 1977 boys ' team was very optimisti c, according to coach Hal Stepteau. The results of the season depended on the performance of the many 9th and 10th graders. But with talent abounding, the team was expected to do well in league play. Veterans Danny Martinez, Brian Williams, and Paul Bleam were expected to carry the load for the two time defending Northern League Champs. f9 r 9 ABOVE: Vicki Benson sets up to return the ball. UPPER RICHT: Miss Most gives last minute instructions to the girls ' team. JUNIOR VARSITY-FRONT ROW: Adam Relin, Yen Tsa, Luis Nunez, Gary Bacon, Steve Hiura, Phil Christ BACK ROW: Alex Rojas, Charles Wong, Renato Domingo, Bruce Bar- reras, Kenneth Chu, Eric Jung, Brent Lew 162 Tennis G ' ■ -.■w ktrn t ttt IX t I . .. I. . . f ,. 4 _ _. t:.a.: It r ..ui,:-. IJ..I _ KHONT ROW: Donna Deane, .Jeannette I ' app Kalhv Tso. Michelle ' l ' hi)mas. Lynn l.t-Blanc, Rosalinda Vera BACK ROW: ( ' oath Sonya Most, Wailie Barsuhn, Luri Knuth, Louise Bettencourl, Vicki Benson, Debbie Hakonssun, Cindy MaLsik, Bonnie Poyorena, Marci Far- rington GIRL ' S TENNIS 1 E.R.-6 Franklin-1 E.R.-.5 Garfield-2 e:.r.-.5 Roosevelt-2 E.R.-5 Wilson-2 E.R.-7 Lincoln-0 E.R.-6 Franklin-1 E.R.-5 Garfield-2 E.R.-6 Roosevelt- 1 E.R.-3 Vilson-4 E.R.-6 Lincoln- 1 Plavoffs: 1 E.R.-4 South Gate-3 1 E.R.-O Grant-7 1 Danny Marline? demonstrates his t ' lre- hand. VARSITY-FRONT ROW: David Mawhinney. ROW: Ted Esber. Steve Leger. Steve Miller. Paul Bleam, Noe Nunez, Brian Williams BACK Danny Martinez Tennis 163 164 Lo%i pj n-Pw ' I mil: ILiril: - - ' ,§: fj 3 mrL ' Kl ' H I r ' - 1 TONIGHT ' S THE NIGHT Moshitamoi sponsored the traditional Court Party Dance on November 10 at the Castaways. Couples danced in the Starlight Ballroom to the sounds of STOP. Moshitamoi presented heart- shaped lockets to the Homecom.ing Court in rememberance of a superb evening filled with excitement. TOP PICTURES - The Homecoming princesses and their escorts relax on their throne. CENTER RIGHT - Paula Gertz moves with the beat CENTER LEFT- Sandy Tice, Joanne Sinisgalli, and David Jourdan take time out to chat. LOWER RIGHT- STOP performs during the night 166 Court Party WE ' VE GOT SPIRIT Spirit Week celebrated Homecoming with numerous activities from Novem- ber 8-12. This eventful week was kicked off with derby sales, button sales, music by the Jazz Band, and a green and grey dress-up day. Miss Irwin ' s class, Rm. 21.3, won the ro jm decorating contest sponsored by Lead- ership. A pep rally began the festivi- ties on the day of the big game. CENTER RIGHT- Seniors demonstrate their idea of spirit. LOWER LEFT - Cheerleaders revolutionize the crowd with cheers. Spirit Week 16 (S . ' ■ The King and his Court put their good ooks on display. OOO A O STTT V f U C V J P ' ' ) ' ' Dawn McNeal crowns Kent Jorgensen as King. ff KING TURKEY CROWNED AT POWDER PUFF The annual J ' owdtr Huff football game was held December 14, 197fi. The game was preceeded by a proceHsion and crowning of the King Turkey Court. The 1976 Court con- sisted of King Kent .Jorgensen and his Gobblers: Rod Beat- tie, Fat Zois, Kevyn Leiner, Jeff Ratay, and Tucker Gil- man. They arrived in a decorated tractor and were crowned hy five girls from drill team and cheerleading. After the procession, the Seniors played the Underclass- persons. Cheerleaders, twirlers, banner girls, and drill team members played on the teams. Bee and Varsity foot- ball players aroused spirit by masquerading as cheerlead- ers. The football drill team entertained the students at halftime. The score of the football game was deadlocked 0-0 until Rosie Carbajal intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown. Debbie Wong added the two point consersion to make it 8-0 in favor of the Seniors. With only five min- utes remaining Debbie Wong broke loose for a touchdown to put the game out of reach. Final score: Seniors 14 — Underclasspersons 0. Both teams join together for the alma mater. George Hernandez and Sergio Ojeda model the newest In drill team fashion. Rosie Carbajal and Debbie Wong rejoice after a Senior touchdom-n. Powder Puff 169 E.R.H.S. EXPERIENCES A VARIETY OF ACTIVITY During the year at Eagle Rock, Leadership discovered many interesting groups to perform in student assemblies. One group which was very well accepted by the students and fac- ulty was the Multi-Ethnic troupe. Other performances en- joyed by all were the Shakespeare and improvisational groups. PHOTO CLUB: FRONT ROW: Karen McKinnev SEC- OND ROW: Paul Grade, Tian-En Li, Don Binder THIRD ROW: Glen Grade BACK ROW: Tom Stock- ton, Bill McGlashan, Berng Yeh, Richard Newswanger 170 Activities UPPER LEFT: Mr. Ray Obazawa. Business Manager, takes a break. UPPER RIGHT: Jean DeMendosa and Beverly Goecks celebrate Halloween. ABOVE: P.A. ANNOUNCERS - George Potapczuk. Steve Torres, sponsor Ellis Kaufman. Jeannie Holder Activities 171 NEW ACTIVITIES MARK 50TH YEAR Our 50th anniversary this last year was mariced by many special assemblies. The faculty once again challenged the Varsity Football team to a basketball game. The faculty won. Kent Jorgensen and Teri Scott were elect- ed as our new Student Body President and Vice President. The annual Christmas dance kicked off winter vacation with a semi-formal evening in the gym, which was decorated by Fall Leadership. Tendor played for the dance. n H i I wh - -iM K. n '  r fc J I 1 J f ■ i BW m A ' 1 H ifl jj jSfUi Wu IVV ' ' ' l H PI H 7i(|H F --r I hd H ' ' 1 ■T M 1 Eki H Wm UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Nakatani dances with a student at the Christmas dance. ABOVE: Liz Harsch gets down to the music of Tendor. RIGHT: Kent Jorgensen signals to the audience that he is number one. 172 Assemblies Dances LEFT: Sandy Chang develops Fontenitis . LOWER LEFT: Kent Jorgensen and Coach ' Stepteau jump for the tip-off. BELOW: The faculty scores another shot against Varsity football. Assemblies 173 f i! ' YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE DANCING FRONT ROW: Cris Toledo, Mindi Reece, Ildiko Winkler, Laura Mosse, Vicki Papp, Miae Long, Julie Erickson SECOND ROW: Diane Toledo, Karen Malozzi, George Potapczuk, Melanie Maynor, Nicole Walters THIRD ROW: Vivian Pena, Karen Boldt, Angela Hewette, Karen Quick, Peggy King, Instructor Betty Robinson, Lynn Braun, Joanne Sinisgalli BACK ROW: Jeannie Holder, Ra- quel Miranda, Kerry Skorz, Celia Stephens ■m IPfll M 1 ,jB9 !. ' - « - fe H K m , .-|; ' - . : ) J l.KK ' l ' : Cris ' Polcdd and (Icorijc Poliipczuk work at pcrfccling lifts. LOWER LRFT: Karen (Juick intensely practices new routines. LOWER RIGHT: Laura Mos.se and Lynn Braun practice Lines in Perspective. ' BELOW: Mrs. Robinson encourages her students. The Modern Dancers were busy with a variety of activities this year. They participated in many worl shops and seminars on dance and attended dance concerts to increase their knowledge and enjoyment of the medium. The most interesting workshop was at California State I ' niversity Long Beach in .Ianuar -. The class participated in the P.T.A. Christmas show performing a suite of three dances. The high-point of the year was the second annual Spring Dance Show. Students choreographed the program. Modern and jazz music accompanied the group. Dorothy Sullivan and Arthur Widawski performed a Pas de deux. Modern Dance 175 DRAMA PERFORMS IN MANY WAYS Every year Mr. Craig ' s junior and senior high dra- ma students travel to various local schools to pro- mote the United Crusade Drive. This year they performed skits and short plays which they wrote themselves. Their skits provided entertainment for the children and encouraged them to support the campaign. ABOVE: George Potapczuk and Liz Boyack sing for the campaign. UPPER RIGHT: An Eagle Rock student entertains children for the United Crusade. LOWER RIGHT: Drama students prepare for Halloween. 176 Drama THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16 This spring the senior high drama department presented their annual play titled The Night of January Sixteenth. A three act mystery comedy. the play enacted a trial scene with a jury chosen from the audience. The jury decided the verdict for the play ' s cast. i rhi I ' PPER LEFT: The drama students rehearse for the spring play. LEFT: Tucker Gilman and Charlene Richardson take a break from rehearsal LOWER RIGHT: The students go over their lines. Plav Production 177 UPPER: Linda Cordero and Lorraine Stevens fight it out with whip cream. LOWER LEFT: Betsy Hubbard and Annebelle Abundo do their part in cleaning the campus. LOWER RIGHT: Janice Fonteno and Tucker Oilman discuss their strategy. 178 Activities SPRING SPIRIT ' I ' he week preceeding the oOlh anniversary celebration March l. ' i-lSth, was set aside as clean campus week. I.eadership sponsored a number of activities to en- courage a cleaning mood. Monday during lunch, Halo, mainly an alumni rock group, performed in the quad. Friday during lunch a contest was held between the juniors and seniors to see which class could collect the most trash. Fiftieth anniversary hats, buttons, and bal- loons were sold on Friday. The annual junior senior day competition took place on March 3. The main events were a tricycle race, a tug of war, and a three legged race. Amicus, class of ' 78, won the tug of war against Kamaainas, class of 77. UPPER RIGHT: Halo entertains the crowd at lunch. LOWER LEFT: John Taft feels the thrill of victory LOWER RIGHT: David Udlock poses wi-.h his =,Olh anniversary hat. V Activities 179 Eagle Rock High School celebrated its 50th Anniversary Saturday, March 19. A Program in the auditorium kicked off the gala affair. Cheer- leaders, Banner Girls, Baton Twirlers, Honor Guard, Drill Team mem- bers and the Senior Jazz Band performed for alumni who filled the au- ditorium. Five Decades, a film produced by the cinematography class, brought back fifty years of memories for its viewers. Many dignified guests welcomed more than 3,000 alumni and friends who enjoyed the celebration. Mayor Bradley, Councilman Arthur Sny- der, Superintendent William Johnston, Area H Superintendent Al- fonso Perez, Area I Superintendent Bob Lampson joined board mem- bers Dr. Docter, Richard Ferraro, and Diane Watson in greeting alumni who came from as far as New Jersey. State Senators Richard Alatorre and Alex Garcia also made presentations. At least fourteen persons from the graduating class of 1929 attended the ceremonies. Former principals Robert Kelly, Dr. Charles Sutcliffe and Charles Hamer also were visiting. Former vice-principals Margaret Ne, John Shepard, Barbra Smith and Robert Curry Joined in the commem- moration activities held in the gymnasium. Leadership sponsored booths for money making activities. Photo Club sold buttons with a picture of the Eagle Rock H.S. tower. Totem staff sold more than 65 yearbooks to alumni. Mr. Kaufman and his staff dis- tributed their special anniversary publication entitled THE FIRST 50 YEARS. Eagle Scream staff sold an extra large, special edition of the school newspaper. RIGHT: Drill Team prepares to give tours of the new liberal arts building. LOWER: Alumni and friends visit the many booths. ' ' Htr LEFT: ToUm sUff Hell old yearbooks at the An- niversary Celebration. LOWER: Ms. Ruffolo help to distribute birth- day cupcakes. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Schiller ' s cinematography class films the movie Five Decades. E.R.H.S. CELEBRATES FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY Anniversarv Celebration 181 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN The Sweetheart Swing has been, throughout the history of Eagle Rock High School, one of the most popularly at- tended dances. Sweetheart Swing 1977 was the final dance held in the old Girls ' Gvm. The evening ' s highlight was the pinning of the 1977 Court; Queen Pam Tom and Princesses Robin Muzingo and Lisa Brown. The pinning ceremony came to a close as the theme song, Stairway to Heaven was played in honor of the Court by the band, Parental Guid- ABOVE: Princesses Lisa Brown and Robin Muzingo await crown- ing of the Queen. UPPER RIGHT: Queen Pam Tom and escort Rod Beattie dance to the theme Stairway to Heaven. Sweethearts dance the last Swing in the old girl ' s gym. 182 Sweetheart Swing YESTERDAY The Senior prom was attended by more than 180 couples. The dance was held in the Starlight Room of the Sportsman ' s Lodge with the theme Yesterday. The coronation of the Queen and the prom court highlighted the evening. We the People per- formed while Queen Debbie Wong reigned with her court Paula Blake- lock, Judy Cairo, Pam Tom, and Mon- ica V ' argas. Eagle Rock students eagerly await the band to perform. Pam Shane dances with chaperone Mr. Houle- mard. Julie Erickson rocks out to We the People. Craig Tom congratulates Queen Debbie Wong. Table Five enjoy dinner at the Sportsman ' s Lodge. Senior Prom 183 ACTIVITIES OVER THE YEARS GREEN AND GREY Green and Grey, Green and Grey We will do whatever you say We ' re the boosters of Eagle Rock High. In and out, hear us shout We ' re the school to talk about We ' re the boosters of Eagle Rock High. Then it ' s hi, hi, he, We ' re the school of jollity Join in our song ye student throng! Where ' er you go You will always know We ' re the boosters of Eagle Rock High Rah! Rah! We ' re the boosters of Eagle Rock High UPPER LEFT: Racketeers shoot it out at the Bunny Hop. LOWER LEFT: A group shot of those at the 1966 Hobo Hobble. UPPER RIGHT: The crowning of the Foreign Language Banquet Queen and King in 1946. LOWER RIGHT: The 1966 production of The Night of January 16. 184 M.iiiy activilics have taken place over ihe years at Kault Rock High School. Some remain a tradition; others have vanished with the past. Throughout the years the Alma Mater has been sung at many of the school activities The sounds of the traditional fight song also remaui familiar. Al.M.A . 1ATKK Far above the city ' s turmoil, Arched by blue above, Eagle Rock, from thee we proudly Take the name we love. Eagle Rock, thy symbol guides us, By it we ' ll prevail To thy courage, strength, and honor Eagle Rock, all hail! May our thoughts and actions tower As we roam thy halls; Strength and faith when duty calls us Like thy granite walls. May the image of the eagle Chisled on thy side, Ever be for us an emblem Faithful, true, and tried. 9 ?H 186 187 188 Freshmen B P Myma Acoba Jawm Agbalog Jeff Ahkee Keeley Aiiuworth Lanny Alcantara Eddie Aleman Darlene Alferink Linda Alva Julio Alvarez John Ambriz Cindy Ambrose Ruth Andal Kenee Andrztjewski Kirk Apodaca Gloria Arriola Gar ' Bacon Cassie Balceran Scot Banks Philip Barley Marcia Barrow Scarlett Barrun - f ' Kandis Bales Venus Baugh Connie Baiter Romeo Bayani Maril Ti Beauchman Tim Beckham Larr ' Bellomo Eddie Bena ' ides Tracy Bishop Kevin Blackley Bobby Block Hans Bluem Joe Bodell George Bonilla Rosie Borunda James Bowles Grace Boyd Beatrice Brakemeitr Rodrigo Bravo Kevin Brennan Bub Brock Duane Bronk Blair Burdette Linda Burgio Pat B Tium Randy Cabacungan Annette Cafarchia Christina Campbell Freshmen 189 Magda Cano Ken Carrillo Thari Carter Sergio Castro Debbie Chacon Russell Choy Hank Christ Stacey Christiansen Kelly Christopher Deborah Collins Robert Collins Theresa CoUizzi Lucy Compton Fred Contreras Jerry Cortes Janet Coryell Mildred Crespo Tim Cruz Joe Dannaway Melinda Davis Joyce Del Barba Corine Delgado Albert De Porto Esperanza Derks Bernardita Devia Pat Dominguez David Dover Keith Dowell Marysia Drazkiewicz Carlos Duarte Leo Eaton Julianne Edwards Carol Erickson Liliwa Escobar Lori Evans Linda Ewing Coleman Falco 190 Freshmen m$ 4 I Ji-bbie Parley David Febres Alex Fernandez 01({a Fernandez Se«na Ferrin Michael Fields Regina Fierro John Fitzgerald Charles Forrest Kirk Forrester Andrew Fox Erik Frandsen Jesse Garcia Marc Garcia Roel Garcia Eddy Gamer Sandra George Carmen Gerardo Suzy Gerardo Ron Gilner Paula Gomez Lisa Gonzales Charles Gonzalez Lori Green Kelly Greve Tina Handley Trena Handlev Mike Harpole Cay Harris Pattv Harsch Mary Hawkins Steve Haxinaker Chuck Helton Freshmen 191 Grace Henderson Raul Hernandez Tina Hernandez Rebecca Highley Joy Hirayama Steve Hiura Brad Houston Greg Huebner Jessica Huebner Joan Hulme Ken Ikeda Jackson Jang Tim Jensen Charles Jewett Becky Jones Tim Jones Kelli Jorgensen Kim Joselow Lisa Jourdan Jim Ju Eric Jung Tom Knudson Jeff Kornmann Chris Krantz James Lawson Julianna Leachman Brian Leap „$,.$ lM ; f 192 Freshmen mm 9 $ Brent I w Teri I fwis Ming-l ee Li Tian-tzy Li Diana Lopez MajTa Lorenzo IP v-V Kicky Lozoya Susan Lucero Robin Luther Fiona MacDonald Corey Mahjoubian Tom Mahoney Lori Maldonado Mario Mancuso Tony Mancuso Brian Mark Damian Marrone Cindy Marsden Ken Marsden Jim Marsh Beth Martinez Kathy Martinez Patricia Martinez Joanne Mastrogiacomo Patrick McCarthy Steve McConnell Suzi McGlashan Denise McGowan Tony McKenzie Ross McWilliams Dwight Meals Bryan Meitzler Debbie Melford Chervl Melton Freshmen 193 Roberta Meurer Michael Miao Steve Miklosovic Jim Miller Jeannie Misenhimer Sheri Mital Meg Mitchell Becky Moody Jennifer Moren Vincent Moscato Greg Mosse Danny Munoz John Myers Mark Navarro Yvonne Navarro Natasha Nazario Scott Nelson Reyna Novelo Robert Olson Charly Pando Nancy Papadopoli Carmen Pascua Randall Pearson Ruby Perez Paul Pfaendler Rhonda Pollard George Ponte Charlie Poplawski Lisa Proni Clifford Quan Hilda Quintero Rodolfo Quintero Joey Rapacilo 19 4 Freshmen Allen fUed Kichard R ndon Kenny Rh xly Tommy Schelb Ron Schloo Cindy SchuU Charlie Scott David Scott Jacquelin Scrubb Susie Scz Tbowski David Semerad Dave Shammas Anthony Shapiro Larry Shaw Kim Sheehan Donna Sherman Steven Shibuya Freshmen 195 Suzanne Shieh Rene Silva Ross Silva Mike Simms Brian Smith Lisa Smith Susie Smith Denise Soza Julie Spangler l iisS Ilk ' April Spease Ray Stainback Mark Stapp Cindy Steinman Chris Stewart Jimmy Stone Vicki Stone Christy Stonehill Monica Struthers Pat Suarez Sandra Suarez Michael Tang Shannon Terhune Robert Thibault Kevin Thomas Daniel Thompson Diane Thompson Jennifer Thurber Loida Tiangco Teri Tidwell Peter Tjeerdsma Francisco Tolentino Steve Torres Becky Tourje James Tracey Jessie Tracey Charles Turturo Geraldine Valenzuela r -CAi 196 Freshmen .. ' V l Linda VareU John Veazey Eduardii Vero Carlito Villamayor Michelle Villanueva Michael Wagner Sally Warren Sean Warren Valerie Warwick Mike Watson David Whiting Barry Wilkinson Ronnie Williams Cherie Willis Barbara Aguilar Dick Wong Lisa Woollums Matthew Wuchter Tommv Yee Bing Yeh Garrett Veo Ronald York Jonathan Young Linda Zamora Diane Zavala Rosemarie Zuzow Frank Zwirlein Freshmen 197 198 Eighth Javier AcMta David AKuilar Laura Aldama Merlyn Alhamlira Guy Alien SuBana Alvarez Jeannine Ambriz f indy Anaya Natalie AnKelucci Alfonso Angladd Mercy Ap xlaca ■Jaime Arevalo Belinda Arriola Eric Aurandl Donald Aycock Edgar Azcarate Terry Azcarate Dan Bailey Diane Bailey Tracy Banks Annette Banta Paul Banta Carolyn Barber Derek Barretto Mark Barretto Jill Barrow Roland Baugh Andv Beckham David Benavides Judy Beres Shelly Bernal Lisa Berrigan Terry Bettes Kelly Bishop Lorna Blanco Erik Blank Xavier Bonilla Laurie Bowen Neal Bowman Amos Bracero Debbie Broach Kari Brown Deanna Brown Colleen Bruce Elizabeth Buchwald Scott Burden Chris Burkholder Carmen Cano Vincent Cano Eighth 199 Kirsten Carpenter Jim Carrasco Steve Cascarano John Cascelli Ricky Casillas Patricia Castaneda Raymond Castanos Guillermo Cea Bryant Chan Gregson Chan Mark Chappell Kin Cho Kellev Choate Sarah Christ Debbie Cisneroz Pearl Cisneroz Suzy Clark Mark Coberly Craig Codding Marian Coleman James Collins Scott Collins Steven Comorre Shirley Compton Jessica Cortez Susan Corum Kent Grossman Terie Curington James Cwiek Kathy Daniel David Dausherty Sunil Davda Luciano DeFilippo Joseph DePorto 200 Seventh Alex Derkii Mane iJevine Kleanor L) imanUy Kliza eth Domohin Jim Domay Suiian Duma Karen Dunkel DonaJd Eichinger Robert Elliott Damien Elwood Tara Emer ' Cindy Espinoza Edwin Estrada Damien Evans Yvonne Garcia Kristan Gardetta Robin Garrison Seventh 201 Michael Garza Fritz Gerhardt Debbie Giss Lori Goltermann Ruth Gonzalez Mike Goodrich Joe Gordon Kim Graham Rhea Guarez Attila Gyimesi Tommy Hanabata Tammy Hanbury Kathleen Hansen Cindy Harada Mike Hartley Keith Haugen Steve Haupt Judy Hawk Robert Hayes Nancy Heilman Ann Helms Lisa Hennessey Steve Herman Chris Hewett Robert Hollingsworth Deanna Hoist Kent Horiuchi Brian Hosue Lisa Howell Carson Hsieh Vickie Insinna Frank Jabour John Jacoby 202 Eighth Darik Jamei Jackie Jenewein Vicky Jenkina Sonia Lopez Shirley Louie Kirk Lowe Pam MacLeod Lorenzo Macias Darren Madsen Tania Mandjikov Man. ' Manning John Manuel Richard Marrone Dean Martin Emma Martinez Greg Martinez Melissa Martinez Eighth 203 Richard Marquez Brian Maruo Glenn Masukawa Mark Matherly Vicky Mathews Gary Mayeda Linda McCormack Melisa McGhie Marianne McMeekin M M xxt Diane Medina Pedro Medina Alex Menegaz Frank Meyers Lisa Miller Lynne Miller Sean Monahan Anamaria Monteiro Dan Montgomery Elizabeth Morang Leona Morgan Jerryll Moren Christena Motts Peter Motts Suzanne Mountain Gary Muller Patrick Mullen Steve Munoz Mike Navarro Sue Neal Joe Nera Cameron Nese Victor Obregon Deanna Ogden Nicky Ogden Angelo Dishmey Charlie Olson Jackie Olvera £: „A v ' i. ' § i. ,,. WT, - ? 204 Eighth I ' ilar Ordaz Itaul Ortega Cecilia Osuna I atly Pearce Krenda Peane Sieve Hereniithko Mike Perkins Casey Perone Robert Phillips Joe Pina Alex Pohlert Renee Powelson Jeff Pulcifer Tim Pulcifer Emanuele Prosepe John Quiner Martin Quintero Chris Ramirez Manuel Ramirez Scott Reinhardt Angle Resendez Anna Rivas Gary Roberts Jeffrey Roberts Gina Robertson James Rodney Danny Rodriguez Kori Roe Robert Rooks Jeannette Rose Alex Rudisky Bryan Russell Wade Russell Eighth 205 Darian Sahanaja Sylvia Salazar Lisa Sample Ernie Sanchez Margaret Sanders Pablo Santibanez Andrea Sanzo Steven Sardegna Susan Scheidegger Luis Schielzeth Lisa Schmalzer Tony Schow Katy Scoville Shawn Sears Anna Seda Michael Seger Maria Segura George Shapiro John Sheperd Lenny Sherwood Robert Silva Karen Sipe Benigno Siruno Joseph Skoien Kevin Slight John Smith Melanie Sohler Nick Souza Kathy Spease Deborah Speckenbrink Chris Starks Debbie Street Frank Strong John Surge Joanne Tabata Francis Talusalme Vince Tagliamonte 206 Eighth David Taliaferro Gayle Tanaka Christy Taylor Marye Taylor Randy Taylor Tracey Thompson Edgardo Tiangco .John Tindell Theresa Tolentino Karen Torres Dan Trail John Trautman John Tsai John Tyler Diane L ' jiiye Lisa Valent Yvonne Vantilburg John Vargas Sonya Vasquez Rolando Vasquez Lenard Vaughn Steven Velasquez Randy Villanueva Rainier Villapando Adam Walker Robert Watkins Gail Watts Doug West Karen Whaley Dean White James White Robyn White Willie Wilkerson Rodger Williams Tim Wilson David Wong Timothy Wong Mark Woo Lily Van Cindy York Delwyn Young Sandra Vzabal Eighth 207 z y u TIHIE 1 •■■ . «l!  208 Seventh CILAS§ €lf m H9J. Su an Aa even David Aberle I ),.!,. . Acoba l),v.i.i A(oba MoiiK a Acquaiianta Virgil Advincula Evan|;elinf Agiutin Chris Allen Lawrence Alva Maria Alvarez Juliann Anderson Carolina Andrade Sergio Arevalo Monica Ascarrunz Kevin Atkinson Bently Au Monica Azcarate Gar - Barbuto Eddie Barr Pat Barraza Genevieve Barrun Albert Bayani Jon Beauchman Nola Beckham Nina Benjamin Luis Blanco David Boggs Jennifer Bolen Preston Bourland Douglas Bowles Amy Boyack Susan Bramble Anthony Brascia Ken Brice Clav Brown Dan Brown Jon Brown Jimmy Bynum Denise Cantone Anthony Carfangnia Bryan Cass Tammy Cass Seventh 209 Timothy Caszatt Ray Chappell Theresa Cho Jon Christopher Joe Church Tom Cobb Angela Coberly Sandra Collazo Scott Colley Dacia Contreras Tommy Corliss Jason Cornell Joseph Cornell Martina Cortes Lucille Crespo Cathy Cressy Charlene Crowick Debbie Daugherty Terry de la Vega Barbie de Vega Qui Diaz Sylvia Diliberto Raymond Domingo Lance Drummond Kevin Dyer Jimmy Edwards Raymond Elbsat Vincent Ewing JoAnn Fanara Dawn Fermaint Jesse Fernandez Kelly Fernandez Miguel Fernandez David Ficlos EUecia Fitch Dawn Forrester Brian Foster ' ; ' ' S 210 Seventh Martin Franzka LUa Frazier Chribline Fulgoni Johtphine Fune« Joan Gaglione Steven Gaglione Gina Garafano Liset Garcia Dana Garrison Tom Gillum Albert Gonzalez Manuel Gonzalez Mario Gonzalez Natalie Gonzalez Rhonda Gordon Alan Grannell Tracy Greve Jenny Grover Richard Guerra Richard Gutierrez Noble Gw Ti Jeff Hale Nancy Hale Kathv Harrell DaN-id Harrier Ann Hartry Cindy Hedges Frank Helms Carrie Hemingway Daphne Henderson Eddie Henriquez Vera Heredia Se%enth 211 Maria Hernandez Salvador Hernandez Joe Hernandez Christine Herres Veronica Hester Patti Heyer Cheryl Hickman Lance Highley Keith Himes David Houck Linda Hsieh Annie Huro Benjy Iglaver Koh Ikeda Sally Jabour Julie Jamentz Duron James Kirsten James Tina Jessup Tanya Johnson David Jones B ' ' }- Joseph June David Kasteen Joe Kenner Geoffrey Kinnaird Mark Kostman Denise Kovacs James Kwei Andy Laguna Patricia Landeros John Lankenau Rachelle Le Blanc Monna Lee 212 Seventh ..sl wg ! Teresa I we Ronnie Loeck Ricky Marchetti Debra Marsh Alfonso Martinez Joey Martinez Connie Mason Paul Mazui Kelly McBride Karen McCormack Finn McGhie Christine McGowan Lorraine McGuire Brent McMillan Kevin McRain Matthew Medina Paul Mei Tracy Meitzler Gary Misenhimer John Miser Benjamin Monies Meg Moore Victor Munoz John Nash Anthonv Navarro Gerald Nils Lori Normile Can Norton Luis Nunez Irene Ochoa Ricky Ogden Elaine Outlaw Mary Paddio Arthur Page Seventh 213 Isela Pallares Olga Pallares Eduardo Pascual Jr Lupita Pena Linda Pickerel Luisa Ponte Olga Ponte Joe Price Richard Prieto Irma Quintero Carolyn Raba Hortensia Ramirez Michelle Ramirez Laura Rangel Andy Raymond Katherine Reed Kathleen Reed Donna Rhody Lance Rittenhouse Robin Ritter Pablo Riveros Martha Rodriguez Sandra Rodriguez Mabel Rodriquez Rolando Rojas Gloria Romero Paul Rose Carolyn Russell Elaine Saine Kristy Salata 214 Seventh Yvonne Sanchez Vilma Santiago (it-nine Sauer Richard Saunders Hrian Scah e Janet Schulntad .Jameti Scott Tammy Scott Dora Seng KIsa Servillo James Shammas Patty Sheehan Chi Sheu Richard Hsieh «. - M Jeanne Steinman Shawna Stephens Jackie Stewart Seventh 215 Dawn Stover Rabbonni Tacusalme Tony Tamborrino Jim Tapper Janelle Thurber Loredie Tiangco Donna Tidwell Tina TindeU David Touriel Carrena Tracy Eunice Trim Yolanda Trujillo Randy Tyler DeAnne Udlock Vicki Urbanas Juan Valdez Tony Valent Peter Valenzuela Sharon Veazey Robert Vigil Joey Villamayor Roland Villapando Lisa Voigt Lisa Voorhis April Walker 216 Seventh Celeste Wright Juan Zarta Tina Zeigler Seventh 217 218 I -3; aO-J {( Lj tlU. iWtjCll • y r - ' - v , 1 one T. j ' .v.-- ( I -pvi OC ' - ' ■ ( 1- .- - ' Co  • -c T(?Al ' - ' ' V - t V ' Wv vrv.t , .-■ t t - v«? Lovj - cu TIME If ACILILTT (Wu a ' S t K J Kj. 219 Principal Richard Ragus As we step into the second half century of Eagle Rock High School we are reminded almost daily of those thousands of stu- dents and staff who made their distinctive contribution to the stature of this great school. This school is more than grounds, brick, and mortar. This is a school of people — students, staff, parents, and friends. Our students have gone on to make their mark in prestigious colleges and universities and have served their country and the Eagle Rock community unselfishly for half a century. Our staff- teachers, administrators, and classified-have served the Dis- trict well in the central office and area offices. Our parents and friends, in support of students and staff, have maintained a feeling of community which is particularly unique in large urban areas. This warmth and concern in the Eagle Rock com- munity has never wavered in this last half century. We who now have the rare privilege of working at Eagle Rock High School consider ourselves most fortunate. We are ever mindful of the traditions we have inherited and feel a deep and dedicated obligation to maintain the Eagle Rock tradi- tion. We step into the next half century with a deep sense of hu- mility and a keen awareness of a continued commitment to our students and parents. With the continued support and understanding of the Eagle Rock community, the Eagles will prevail. 220 Faculty Alta-Lee Avant Assistant Principal Douglas Beattie Assistant Principal Baxter Golden Administrative Dean Dorothy Jerneycic Dean Faculty 221 Counselors Mr. Del Rio Tenth grade 3 ' i ' li Miss Hopkins Career Guidance Mrs. Partridge Seventh and Ninth grades y Mr. Schulz SlL i I Eighth and Ninth grades tu t r Mrs. Shore r ' A Eleventh grade w Mrs. Tirado Ninth grade. College and Scholarship Advisor Mr. Uchida Twelfth grade ' 222 Faculty . ' iry r ! Faculty Miss A. Anderson Phys. Ed. Mr. A. Antisdel English Mr. D. ApraU) Art Mrs. K. Bachand English Mr. I. Bagley Mathematics Mrs. S. Belcher Home Economics Dept. Chairperson Mr. K. Bengford Social Science Miss D. Bergslien Librarian Mr. R. Arpea Industrial Arts Mrs. B. Bernstein Mathematics Mr. E. Born Photo Faculty 223 Mrs. H. Casey Spanish Dept. Chairperson Mrs. M. Chan Phys. Ed. Mr. G. Clark Science Dept. Chairperson Mr. W. Craig Drama Mr. R. Crow ' ther Health Mr. C. Foote Social Science Mr. J. Garcia Industrial Arts •P- Miss C. Crouse ' v ' y Art v_ P Dept. Chairperson Miss P. Devaney | English Mr. G. DiConti English Mr. W. Duke B Health Mrs. L. Ellis English aHHHfei i 224 Faculty Mr. G. Espino Phyg Ed. ' . ' • ' ■ ' Kstoroo VA. M.r- M Kana KriKlish Mr O Fras -r Mr B Friedman Mathematich Depl. Chairperson Mrs. A. Grubbs Science Mr. J. Hancock Mathematics Mr. C. Hansen Industrial Arts Depl. Chairperson Mr. T. Hanson Industrial Arts Mr. D. Harland Soc ial Science Mr. J. Hause Phys. Ed. Miss L. Heckenberg Spanish German Faculty 225 Mr. C. Henderson Mathematics Mr. L. Higger Industrial Arts Mrs. B. Hodgens Health Dept. Chairperson Mrs. A. Hope Science Mr. R. Imperatrice Science Mr. M. Houlemard Mathematics Mrs. S. Johnson Social Science Miss J. Irwin French Mrs. B. Jackman Science Mrs. B. Jamison Music Dept. Chairperson Mr. D. Johnson Phys. Ed. Mr. E. Kaufman English 226 Faculty Mrs. M. McInt Te Social Science Dept. Chairperson Mr. V. Nakatani Industrial Arts Mrs .M Kaufman Phys. hM Mni. N Kixiama Knglish .Mr. G. LambroB Businesk Ed. Mr. G. Lew Physical Ed. Ms. B. Lloyd English Mr. I. Martinez Industrial Arts Mrs. V. Marquez English Mr. G. Messigian Special Ed. Mrs. M. Moreno Home Exronomics Miss S. Most Physical Ed. Facultv 22 ; Mr. S. Nance Social Science Mr. J. Oden Phys. Ed. Dept. Chairperson Mr. M. O ' Keefe Social Science Mrs. S. Olsen Social Science Miss J. Parsley- Business Ed. Dept. Chairperson Mrs. J. Peterman Art Mr. T. Pottmeyer Mathematics Mr. W. Rowland Referral Room Mr. L. Riester Social Science Mrs. B. Rivera English ' -: Mr. J. Rinaldo Music  ■ Mrs. E. Robinson Physical Ed. Mrs. J. Ruffolo Home Economics 228 Faculty Mr. G. Schiller Engluh Depl. Chairperson Mr B. Silverman ' lal Science ' - J. Sinclair ;.;.i lillh Mrs. N. Skonieczki Social Science Mrs. L. Smith Science Mr. H. Stepteau Phys. Ed. Social Science Mr. A. Taub Industrial Arts Mrs. S. Templeton English Mr. L. Turner Science Mrs. G. Ullom Phvs. Ed. Mrs. J. Weir Social Science Mrs. H. Yeaton Spanish Miss .-V. Young Mathematics Faculty 229 Six faculty members graduated from Eagle Rock High School. MR. KERRIGAN HODNETT attended Eagle Rock High School from 1933 1 the Eagle Scream staff and served as Commissioner of Finance. He was League. He set a high jump record while o: I 1937. During those four years he was on 1 member of the Drama Society and Boys the track team. He now teaches English. MRS. ALTA-LEE AVANT only attended Eagle Rock High School during her senior year for one semester. After her graduation in 1947 she attended Occidental College. She taught physical education at Franklin High School and Edison Jr. High School. She was a drill team and leadership sponsor. She came to Eagle Rock in the mid 1960 ' s as Girls Vice-Principal. Today she is Assistant Principal. MR. JOHN SCHULZ attended Eagle Rock High School from 1946 to 1952. He was a member of the tennis and cross country teams. He played in the orchestra and was a member of the science and math clubs. Mr. Schulz came to Eagle Rock in 1969 as a science and physics teacher; in 1973 he became a counselor. MR. MICHAEL LOMEN attended Eagle Rock High School from 1946 basketball teams and on the Varsity and JV baseball teams. Since his return to has coached both these teams. He served as president of the Boy ' s Advisoi Letterman club. He now teaches mathemat 1952. He played on the Varsity. Bee and Cee return to Eagle Rock as a faculty member he s Advisory Council and was a member of the and coaches the basketball team. MR. DAVID WALLETT attended Eagle Rock High School from 1955 to 1961. He played Bee football teams. He was a member of the Letterman Club. He no iity ' I Studi( MR. MICHAEL RICE attended Eagle Rock High School from 1959 to 1965. He played on the Varsity football and baseball teams. He rang in the Acapella Choir and was a member of the Knights. He was both Senior Class president and Student Body vice-president- He won the Bank of America Award. He now teaches Physical Education and coaches the baseball team. 230 Faculty 1 ATTENDANCE OFFICE B. Sayre. F. Ruff. C. Shunn 2 CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT ROW: C, Woodward, D. Olivares SECOND ROW: A. Stanziale, F. MuUer. F. Parham. G. Gandara THIRD ROW: M. Hooks. G. EUison, M. Calderon 3 MAIN OFFICE E. Aldrich. H. Watts. C. Parham 4 CUSTODIAL STAFF FRONT ROW: R. Raygoza. J. Rubio. P. Menephee SECOND ROW: R. Reed. D. Adger. A. Ramirez. H. Snvder, G. Wolfe. R. Maya. L. Jones. C. Young THIRD ROW: T. Brown. C. Johnson 5 COUNSELING OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFF B. Goecks. J. DeMendoza. M. Morin 6 TEXTBOOK ROOM G. Hobdy Faculty 231 lEAeiLIE IP€Cr 1932 The Eagle Rock Stock Judging Team places second at the L.A. county Fair. 1 Q97 Eagle Rock High School opens its doors to 750 students. Miss Helen Babson is the principal. 1952 An Eagle Rock track star becomes a member of the Helms High School Hall of Fame. Marilyn Monroe shows why Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. (T € eciLic On January 25, 1962, the Celes- tians sing their class song and yell 1962 ' ' ' ' ™ commencement in the auditorium. 1957 Eagle Rock wins another gold medal from the Freedoms Foundation February 22, 1957. The medal states, Presented to Eagle Rock High School honoring the Eagles ' Scream. 232 imem S€ih€€il i l-i%v ' l W 1 fl H 1 non Enrollment reaches 2000 pupils with 71 faculty members. Ivo I Varsity basketball wins the Valley League title. 1942 The gymnastics team takes its seventh championship in ' , eight years. The San Fer- ' nando Valley Sportsmanship Award is won by Eagle Rock The Varsity Football team upseu North 1947 HoU -wood and takes third in the Valley League. 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VILLARD PADDIO WHARTON ' S NURSERY 240 241 INDEX 242 Index Aagesen. Susan 141,209 Abasta, Roberta 18.57 Aberle, David 109 Abundo, Annabelle 2,57,100 Abundo, Mary 69 Acoba, Dancv 209 Acoba, David 209 Acoba, Mvriia 189 Acosla, .Javier 106,199 Acquasanta, Lance 111,146 Acquasanta, Monica 209 Adair, Stacy 69 Adams, Lisa 18 Advincula, Gianna 18 Advincula, Roxanna 18 Advincula, Virgil 209 Advincula, Zenia 18 Agbalog, ' Jason 189 Aguirre, Robert 57 Aguirre, Sandra 18,105,107 Aguirre, Susan 57 Agustin, Evangeline 209 Ahkee, Jeff 189 Ahkee, Michael 57,128 Ahkee, Sandra 69 Ahn, Jae 69 Ahn, Jung 18 Ainsworth, Keeley 141,189 Alatorre, Bertha 69 Alatorre, Patricia 57,108,143,161 Alatorre, Sylvia 18,40,108 Albanese, Maria 57 Alcantara, Lanny 189 Alcantara, Lorette 57,98 Aldama, Laura 199 Alegria, Becky 57 Alegria, Mona 57 Aleman, Eduardo 132,160,189 Alferink, Darlene 189 Alferink, Doreen 18 Algeria, Rebecca 133 Alhambra, Merlvn 199 Alhambra, Nelson 57,121,1,30 Allen, Christopher 209 Allen, Guy 199 Allen, James 18,150 Allen, Julie 18 Alva, Laurence 209 Alva, Linda 189 Alvarez, Gilbert 147 Alvarez, Julio 101,189,195 Alvarez, Maria 141,209 Alvarez, Susana 141,199 Alvera, Jackie 141 Ambriz, Jeannine 199 Ambriz, John 189 Ambrose, Bernadette 69,142 Ambrose, Cynthia 189 Ambrose, John 18 Amidi, Donna 69 Anava, Cindy 199 Andal, Ruth 189 Anderson, April 133,223 Anderson, Eric 19,40 Anderson, Gary 57 Anderson, Juliann 209,213 Andrade, Carolina 209 Andrade, Julio 57,61,130 Andrews, James 57 Andrzejewski, Renee 102,112, 140 Angelucci, Natalie 99,107,199 Anglada, Alfonso 199 Anglada, Vilma 161 Anglada. Wanda 161 Anselmo, Dennis 19 Antisdel, Albert 90,223 Apodaca, Kirk 115,160,189 Apodaca, Mercy 199 Aprato, Adrienne 57 Aprato, David 90,223 Arevalo, Jaime 102,199 Arevalo, Marco 69 Arevalo, .Sergio 209 Armenia, Ralph 19 Armenia, Sharon 69,142 Armenta, Susan 69 Arndt, Brian 3,5,9,19,20,102, 116,135 Arnold, Paul 69,11.5,140 Arpea, Richard 90,223 Arriola, Anthony 57,126 Arriola, Belinda 199 Arriola, Gloria 189 Ascarrunz, Monica 209 Ashlev. Patricia 57 Asplund. Karen 57.100.101.110, 134,136 Asplund, Kirsten 100.101,110, 134,136 Atkinson, Kerin 209 Atondo, Jaime 69 Au, Bently 209 Au, Brian 57 Aulenta, Ralph 19,39 Aurandt, Andrea 57,116 Aurandt, Eric 199 Avant, Alta-Lee 219,221 Aycock, Donald 199 Azcarate, Fred 57 Azcarate, Luis 69 Azcarate, Mimica 209 Azcarate, Terry 199 B Baca. Cynthia 69,139 Baca, Eddie 57 Bachand. Katherine 223 Bacon. Gary 114,162,189 Baglev, Irving 223 Bailey, Daniel 102,199 Bailey. Diane 141.199 Baker, Vonnie 57 Balancier, Rocky 122 Balceran, Cassie 189 Ballardo, Martin 19 Banks. Scot 189 Banks, Tracy 107,199 Banta, Annette 104,199 Banta, Paul 199 Barber, Carolyn 141,199 Barbuto, Bruce 19 Barbuto, Gary 209 Barela, Beatrice 19 Baretto, David 19,151 Barfield. Brian .57 Barley. Philip 112,113,11.5,140. 189 Barnes. Roger 69 Bar nett. Roberta 108 Barr. Edmund 114.209 Barragen. Richard 19 Barraza, Patricia 141,209 Barreras, Bruce 69,115,140,162 Barretto, Derek 13,199 Barretto, Mark 3,199 Barrios, Hilario 57 Barrios, Josefina 69 Barrow, Jill 199 Barrow, Marcia 189 Barrun, Genevieve 107,209 Barrun, Scarlett 189 Barshun, Waltraut 69,163,142 Basford, Pamela 57 Basham, Ruthie 69,134 Bates, Kandis 101,143,189 Baugh, Roland 114,199 Baugh, Venus 189 Baxter, Connie 189 Baxter, Teressa 69 Bayoni, Albert 209,210 Bavoni, Romeo 189 Bearden, Debra 19,104 Beatlev, Lisa 57 Seattle, Douglas 219,221 Beattie, Rod 1,19,21,117,122, 123.1.58.165,168,181,182 Beauchman, Jon 209 Beauchman, Marilyn 189 Beekham. Andrew 199 Beckham. Chris 69 Beckham. Nola 209 Beckham. Tim 189 Beeler. Jim 57 Behshid. Mike ,57 Belcher, Silva 90,223 Bellinger, Trov 131,159 Bellomo, Jerry .57,126 Bellomo. Larry 189 Benavides. Blanca 57 Benavides, Teresa 20 Benavidez, David 199 Benavidez, Eduardo 189 Bengford, Kenneth 90,223 Benjamin, Anita 141,209 Bennet, Russell 57 Benson, Vicki 69,165 Bentley, Lisa 57 Benzing. Antoinette 69,154 Berenyi, George 69,122 Beres, ' judy 199 Bergslein, Doris 90,223 Berlin, Karen .57,139 Bernal, Mivhelle 99,107,199 Bernard, Gregory 69,111,126 Berrigan, Lisa 199 Bettencourt, Louise 69,154,167 Bettencourt, Joseph 57 Bettes, Terrv 199 Bidstrup, Leo 69,157,159 Bienhoff, Amy 57 Binder, Donald 20,170 Binder, Lvnda 69,140 Birch, Donna 57,1.33,143,1.54 Bise. Kenny 58 Bishop. Ke ' lly 141,199 Bishop, Tracy 141,189 Bjornestad, .Jay 69,126,147 Black, Neal 58 Blacklev, Kevin 113.189 Blakelock. Paula 20.25,110 Blanca, Lorna 102,104,199 Blanco. Luis 209 Blando. Martin 69 Blank, Erik 199 Blankshain, Cheryl 69,139 Blaszcvnski, Mary 58 Bleam, Paul 20,163 Block, Raelyn ,58,133,143 Block, Robert 126,189 Blohm, .Jay 11,20,98,122,136 Blohm, Paris 10,69,111,125,126, 127,168 Bluem, Barbara .58,181 Bluem, Hans 189 Boatwright, Deanna 69,139 Boatwright, Sabrina 20,110,139 Bodell, Joseph 189 Boggs, David 209 Boggs, Susan 20 Bohrer, Ray 58 Boldt, Karin 57,58,134,136,174 Bolen. Jennifer 209 Bolik, Anna 69 Bollinger. Melodee 20 Bonilla. Eddie 69,109 Bonilla, George 189 Bonilla, Heraldo 69,130 Bonilla, Xavier 199 Booth. Colleen 58 Booth. Deborah 69 Borgia. Eugene 58 Born. Edward 90,223 Borunda, Roselidia 141,189 Boscarino, Anthony 58,126,149 Bosco. Mark 21 Bothwell. Stephen 90.223 Bourland. Preston 114.209 Bowen, Laurie 199 Bowland, Jennifier 114 Bowles, Douglas 209 Bowles, James 189 Bowman, Neal 113,115,199 Boyack, Amy 209 Boyack, Elizabeth 69,176 Bovd, Grace 189 Bovd, Joseph 58 Bracero, Amos 113,199 Braier, Monika 58 Brakemeiers, Beatrice 141,161, 189 Braier, Monica 58 Bramble, Kathleen 69 Bramble, Susan 209 Brascia, Anthony 209 Bratta, Buckev 21,131 Braun, Lynn .58,136,174 Bravo, Rodrigo 189 Bravo, Ruth 58 Bravo, Thelma .58,102 Breiner, Corina .58,134,135,110 Brennan, Barbara 21,107 Brennan, Owen 58 Brennan. Kevin 109.147.189 Brennan. Pat 1,56.1.58 Brice. Kenneth 209 Broach, Debbie 199 Brt)nk. George 58 Bronk, Wendell 189 Broking, Dean 21 Bronk, Duane 189 Bronk, Hank 69,111,157,160 Bronk, Nick 126,160 Broomall, Kirk 69 Brosell, Debbie 1,21,117,1.36 Brosell, Linda 69 Brown, Carolyn 58,98,99,107,155 Brown, Clayton 209 Brown, Dana 209 Brown, Daniel 21 Brown, Deanna 141,199 Brown, Donald 69 Brown, Gregory 69 Brown, John 209 Brown, Kari 141,199 Brown, Lisa 69,111,139,182 Brown, Russell 21 Brown, Ruth 69 Brown, Tami 58,110,139 Bruce, Colleen 141,199 Buchwald, Elizabeth 104,199 Buendia, Leticia 58 Buendia, Volanda 21,139 Buitron, Balanca 58 Bukovitz, Lisa 69,137,177 Bukovitz, Michael 58 Bumcrot, David 21 Bummer, John 69 Burden, Jeri-Lynn 69,137 Burden, J. Scott 13,199 Burdette, Blair 189 Burford, Hazen 21 Burgit), Jeanne 22 Burgio, Linda 189 Burke, Jeannie 22 Burkholder, Christopher 115,199 Burling, Kristina 22,108 Burrola, Gloria 22,154 Burtless, Scott 69 Bustamante, America 9,58,98, 1,34,161 Bustos, William 158 Bynum, James 98,99,209 Bynum, Michael 69 Bynum, Patrick 189 c Cabacungan, Randall 189 Cafarchia, Annette 141,189 Cafarchia, Vito 69 Cairo, Judy 14,22,25 Calhoun, Gilbert 69 Caluva, Arlene 58,142 Calvillo, David 58 Cameron, Julie 58 Campbell, Christina 154,189 Campbell, Peter 150 Campbell, Vivian 58,116,177 Campos, Albert .58,136 Canfield, Kimberly 22 Cano, Carmen 199 Cano, Daniel .58 Cano. Eugene 22 Cano. Magda 190 Cano. Vincent 106,199 Cantone, Denise 209 Carazzo, Patti 22 Carbajal, Alejandro ,58,121,130 Carbajal, Lisa 141,200 Carbajal, Philip 200 Carbajal, Rosana 9,22,25,110, 130,134,136,169 Carfangnia, Anthony 114,209 ( iirfanKniu. Murk ' i ' l Carlsiin, (Ifrald M Curnt ' s, Nancy 111,21)1) Carpenter. .Jeffrey M Carpenter, Kirsteii Hill, inl .111 , 200 Carrasc , .lames ' 200 Carrascd, l aulina ' 22 Carrilln, Kenneth lilO Carroll, Ken (59 Carter, Sharon . ' )H,70 Carter, Thad 190 Carty, .Steve 22 Cascarano, Steven ' 200 Cascelli. John ' 200 Cascelli. Lisa . ' i8,l.!9.1fil Casey. Helen 224 Casillas. Richard fi.200 Cass. Bryan 209 Cass, Tamara ' 209 Cassis, David .IS, 122 CasUneda, Patricia 200 Castanos, Margaret 2:1 Castanos. Raymond 200 Castanos. Richard .SH Castro, Alejandro , 8 Castro. Carmen 2:!.106.14:il. ' )4 Castro. Sergio 140.1, ' j7.160 Caszatt. Tim 210 Catlin, Linda 70 Catlin, Teresa 62 Cavalieri. Leslie ' 2:!,24.2. ' S,i:ffl,167 Cavallero, Beverly SS Cea. Guillermo 200 Ceballos. David 70 Cerutti. Nancy Ann .18 Cervantes. Ralph 70 Cervantes. Raymond .SS.gS Chacon. Debra 190 Chacon. Gustavo bf Chacon, Michael 70 Chan. Bryant IH.88.200 Chan. Gregson 12.102,200 Chan. May 224 Chan. William .SS Chan. Winna 10 Chandler. Kelly M.gS Chandler. Wyatt ' ili.gS.l ll.l ' iO. 121.122.i:)B.l.iO Chang, Rov 9 Chang. Sandy I.,i9.98.in0.108. li:i.U7,i:19 Chang. Winna 70 Chaparro. Patricia 70 Chappell. Kathleen 70 Chappell. Mark 200 Chappell, Rav 210 Chin, Colleen .W.lOB.l. ' W Cho. Connie 2:!,102.10:! Cho, Francesca 70.1H7.177 Cho. Kin Wai ' 200 Cho. Theresa 210.217,141 Choate. Kelley C. 102,104, ' 200 Chovancek. Anna 21! Chovancek. Mary Beth TiH Chow. Rosaline 70,102 Chov. Russell 190 Christ. Hank lfi0,190 Christ. Philip 70.98.99.162 Christ. Sarah 104. ' 200 Christiansen. Stacey 190 Christopher. -Ion 210 Chrislopher. Kelly 190 Chu. .lohnson . i9 Chu, Kenneth 70.162 Chung. Cen 107 Church, .loseph 210 Cimmarusti, Kraiicene 2:! Cirillo, . nna 2. ' ! Cisneros. Gilbert 70.1:U Cisnero- .. Debra 98.141. ' 200 Cisneroz. Pearl 200 Ciulla. Victor . ' lO.lOl.lll Clarke. Alan 177 Clarke, Gerald 224 Clarke. Caiutace 200 Clauson. . pril 70 Clauss. Richard . i9 Clearv, Barbara 2H,101.1:!9 ( ' line ' . Rebecca 2:! Cloune. Diane . ' i9 Cohli, ' I ' homaK 114,210 Colierly. Angela 210 Coherly. Mark 1M.2IH) C.idding, Craig i:i, ' 20O foe, Kimberly 70 Coe, Peter .TO Cole, Chuck ,59 Coleman, Marian ' 200 Collazo. .loe Wi Colla o, .Sandra 210 Collev. .John 70 Colley. Scott li:i.210 Collins, Deborah 190 Collins, .lames ' 200 Collins, Melissa 26 Collins, Robert 190 Collins. Scott 200 Collizzi, Christopher 2:1.122 Collizzi. Theresa 99,190 Comoe, Veronica 70 Comorre, Steven 200 Compton, Cynthia . ' )9 Compton. Kelly .TO Compton. Lucinda 190 Compton. Shirley 200 Conners. Kevin 70 Conte. Mike ,TO.i:i0.1.50 Contreras. Dacia 210 Contreras. Flavia .TO Contreras. Fred 190 Coote, Brian 98.99.109.177 Copeland. Gwvne 70.1:!7.147 Cordero. Linda 108.178 Corliss. Thomas 114.210 Cornell. Jason 210 Cornell. Joseph 114.210 Cornell. Michael .59 Corona. Tony 26 Cortes. Jeremiah 190 Cortes, Maria 59 Cortes, Martina 210 Cortez, Jessica 200 Corum, Karen 70.79 Corum. Susan 104.200 Corvino. Sal 70 Corvell. Janet 190 Cosiev. Sandy 26.1:19 Coslev. Thomas 59 Costello, Leslie 59 Craig. Walter 224 Crespo. Lucille 210 Crespo. Mildred 190 Crespo. Ruth 70 Cressy. Jean 59 Cressv. Cathv 210 Cross. David 57.59.122.158 Cross. Joe 59 Cross. Michelle 70 Grossman. Kent ' 200 Grouse. Carol 224 Crowick. Charlene 210 Crowther. Richard 17:!, 224 Cruz, Arnold 70.140 Cruz. Tim 190 Cruze. Teresa •26.1;!9 Cummins. George .59 Cummins. Jeff 70 Cummins. Teresa .59 Curington. Terie 104. ' 2lKI Cusimano, Chester .59.98. 1.52.1 ' 26 Cwiek. James 200.205 D Damiano. C.ina Dane. Kileen 26 Daniel. Kathleen ' 200 Daniel. Kristy 70 Dannaway. Joseph 190 Danser. Ghislaine ' 25. ' 26.i;!9 Daugherty. Dan 70 Daugherlv. David 2lHl Daughertv, Debra 141.210 Davda. Sonil r2. ' 200 Davis. Gregory ' 26. 1 1. 1 07. i;!6. 1.58.17:! Davis. Karen 70.98. UK .101.1;!9. 161 Davis. Lorraine .59 DaviH. Melinda I9U Deamer. Carol 26.142 Deane. Barry 26.149 Deane. Donna 25,26,16.1 DeBellio, Ann 7U.142 DeBelliB, Don 26 De Kilippo. Luciano 2(X) De John, Elliejo 70 de Klerk. Patty 59 De La Pena. Robert .59 De La R(«a. Liz 26.114 De La Vega, Art .59 De La Vega, F.lena 70,115.140. 14:i,1.54 De La Vega. Teresa 141.210 Del Barba. Alan .59 Del Barba, Joyce 190 Delgado. Chris 27 Delgado, Corinne 190 Delgado. Kdmund 70,126,168 Delgado. Steve 27 DellaCantena. Dennis 112,140 Deller, Christine 27 Del Puerto. Ray 59 Del Rio. Arluro 222 Deluna. .Saluaock 70 De Porto. Albert l. ' !2. 160.190 De Porto. Joseph 115.200 De Porto. Richard 59 Derks. Alex 201 Derks. Esperanza 1.54.190 Derks, Henrv 70 De Rouis, Darrel 70.111 De Rouis. Michele ' 27.108.1:39 Devaney. Patricia 90.224 De Vega. Barbie 210 De Vega. Suzanne 70 De Vega. Helen 59 Devia. Bernardita 141.190 Devia. Rose Maria 27 De Vine. Marie 201 Diaz. Christinia 70 Diaz. Qui 210 Dick. Kellv 70.139 Di Conti. Gregory 90,224 Dielman, Nicholas 59 Difranco. Dvlan 70.75 Diliberto. Sylvia 114.210 Doan, Benjamin 27 Domantav. Eleanor ' 201 Domasin. Cheryl 70.98.1 :!9 Domasin. Elizabeth 100,101.141. ■201 Domasin. Sandy 9.20,28,108.134. 136.161 Domay. Jeannie 70 Domay. Jimmy 201 Domenick. Frank 70 Domingo. Raymond 210 Domingo. Renato 70 Dominguez. Patricia 190 Dominguez. Sandra 59 Don. Tina 60 Dopp. Lynn 70 Dorr. Marsha 28 Doud. Richard 28 Douglas. Eliot 71.112.140 Douglas. Michael ' 28 Dover. David 190 Dowell. Gwen 60.1.54 Dowell. Keith 190 Dowling. Joanne 71 Drazkiewicz. Marysia 105.141. 190 Dressel. Lisa 60 Drummond. Diane 71.1;!9 Drummond. Lance 210 Duarte. Carlos 190 Duarte. .lamie 28..54 Duffv, Sheila 1.17. ' 25. ' 2S.1(X1.110. 117.i:!4.i:!6.143 Duke. Walter 90.224 Dulin. David 71 Dumas. Barry 60 Dumas. Susan 114.201 Dunkel. Karen 141.201 Dunn. Charles 71 Dunw « dy. Craig 1 12.140 Duong. Mytrang 28 Duiton, Pi Dyer, Krv E VjiUm. l-eo 198 Kdgar, Randy 71 (■:dwardh. Allhea 71.102 fxlwards. Dennw 131 Mwardk. Jarnen 210 Fxlwardh. Julianne 190 F wards, Madelyne 28.110 Eichinger. Donald 201 Eichinger. Donna 71 Eiler . Jane 6 J.1.33.142 Elbsat. Raymond 210 Elliott. Robert 106.201 Ellis. Lynn 90.224 Elwood. Damien 114.201 Emerson. Mark 60.128.1.58 Emer -. Tara 141.201 ErfVamp. Bruce 71.115.140 Erickson. Carol 190 Erickson. Juliet 57.60.99.1 10.174. 183 Esber. Theodore 60,163 Escobar. Liliwa 190 E-sparza. Diane 71 Esparza. Linda 28 Espino, Gil 90.109.1-58.225 Espinoza. Cindy 201 Espinoza. Mark 131 Espinoza. Shawn 71 Esquivel. Emilie 60 EsUy. Theresa 28.99.105 Estes. Kimaree 60.154 Estomo. Kathryn 90.225 Estrada. Edwin 201 Estrada. Eric 71 Estrada. Martha 71 Evans. Allene Ann 28 Evans. Charlie 122 Evans. Damien 113.201 Evans. Jeffrey 57.60.149 Evans. Joseph 74.145 Evans. Lori 141.190 Evans. Margaret 71 Evans. Virginia 28 Ewing. Linda 13.190 Ewing. Vincent 210 Falco. Coleman 160.190 Falco, Elizabeth 71.139 Fanara. JoAnn 141.210 Fandl. Jean 60.108 Faria. Mary 90.225 Farley. Debra 191 Farlev. Michael 71 Farrington. Marci 29.30.100.107. 108.123.142.163.177 Febres. Charles 201 Febres. David 191 Febres. Ivelisse 60.114 Febres. Jesus 71.144 Feglev. Robert 60.131.155 Fell. Joseph 71 Ferguson. Robert 14. ' 29 Fermaint. Dawn 210 Fernandez. Alex 98.191 Fernandez. Andrea 60 Fernandez. Charles 60.150.151 Fernandez. Ester 201 Fernandez. George 71 Fernandez. Jesse 210 Fernandez. Kelly 210 Fernandez. Miguel 210 Fernandez. Olga 191 Fernandez. Red 98 Fernandez. Ronald 71.126.132. 152 Fernandez. William 60 Ferrante. Michelle 71.1.39 Ferrates. Cynthia 60 Ferris. Robert 201 Ferris. Seena 191 Fesperman. Jody 154 IlldeX 243 Fesperman. Kelly 29 Fesperman, Sean 201 Ficlos, David 210 Fields, David 99 Fields. Michael 191 Fierro, Regina 191 Figura, Dorothv 98,141.201 Finch, Kathleen 29,139 Finn, Michele 29,104,133,177 Fisk, La Von 201 Fitch, Ellecia 210 Fitzgerald, John 157,191 Fitzgerald, Phylis 60 Flannigan, Jody 201 Fleming, Michele 29 Florentino. Stephanie 71 Flores, Michael 60.126.152.153 Flores. Monica 98.201 Flores. Ozzie 4,71,98.126.127.132, 152 Flores, Rodolfo 201 Fong, Gregory 60 Fontamillas, Joel 71 Fonteno. Janice 25.29,98,100,101, 107,138,139,142 Foote, Cary 60,139 Foote. Chuck 90,136,157,224 Foringer, Vincent 60 Forrest, Charles 191 Forrest, Richard 29 Forrester, Dawn 141,210 Forrester, Kirk 191 Forrester. Mark 29 Foster. Barbara 60,139 Foster, Brian 210 Fox, Andrew 191 Fragoso, Roberta 29 Francisco. Emmanuel 60.109,126, 149.168 Franco, Daniel 29 Franconi, Carrie 201 Frandsen, Eric 191 Franz, Patrick 201 Franzka, Martin 211 Fraser, Gordon 90,225 Frazier, Lisa 141,211 Freeman, Penny 60 Friedman, Ben 90,225 Fuentes, Geraldine 60 Fujioka, Gail 102.201 Fulgoni. Christine 98,99,211 Fulgoni, Sabrina 60,161 Fulgoni, Tracy 29 Funderburk 60.115.140 Funes, Josephine 211 G 244 Index Gaglione. Joan 114.211 Gaglione. Steven 114,211 Gaglione, Theresa 71,176 Gallagher, Ken 60 Galvez, Leo 60 Gammill, Bill 201 Garafano, Gina 211 Garcia. Agustin 30 Garcia, Cindy 60 Garcia, Daniel 60 Garcia, Debbie 71 Garcia, Edward 60 Garcia. Eileen 98.201 Garcia. Gilbert 30,122 Garcia, Jesse 191 Garcia, Jorge 90,224 Garcia, Jose 71 Garcia, Liset 211 Garcia, Marc 191 Garcia, Martha 71 Garcia. Mike 71 Garcia, Raphael 30 Garcia, Raymond 201 Garcia, Revnaldo 201 Garcia, Roel 191 Garcia, Stella 60 Garcia, Sylvia 30 Garcia. Yvonne 141,201 Garden, Cindv 61,98 Gardetta. David 71 Gardetta, Kristan 201 Garner, Edward 106,191 Garrison, Dana 114,211 Garrison, Robin 114,141,201 Garza, Mike 201 Gaunt. David 71 George. Sandra 191 George. Susan 61.112 Georgette. Mark 11,30.122.128.150 Gerardo, Bruno 61 Gerardo, Carmen 191 Gerardo, Loretta 71 Gerardo, Susan 101,191 Gerhardt, Aana 24,25.30,166 Gerhardt, Fritz 202 Gernaey. Monica 30 Gerome, George 30,116.150 Gertz, Paula 31,49,166 Giampietro, Chris 31 Giampietro, Tina 31 Giannino, Maria 31 Gibson, Beth 71,160.161 Gibson, Carrie 31 Gibson, Mike 61 Gibson, Rick 31 Gilio. Donna 72,149 Gil ' Leland, John 61 Gilling, Bob 151 Gillum, Tom 211 Gilman, Tucker 31,44,49,101,107, 136.145.169.172.177.178 Gilner, Ronald 109,113,126,160, 191 Ginn, Karen 61 Giraldo, Priscila 31 Giss, Deborah 102.202 Giss, Karyn 72,137 Glasgow, Ra ' uf 61,155 Golden. Baxter 221 Goldin. Glenn 10,72,100,101,107, 111,125,126.127 Goltermann, Lori 115 Gomez, Julio 72 Gomez, Mona 61 Gomez, Paula 191 Gomez, Tom 31 Gong, Howard 31 Gonzaga, Anamaria 61 Gonzales. Albert 211 Gonzales. Charles 191 Gonzales, Lisa 101.141,191 Gonzales. Manuel 211 Gonzales. Maria 72 Gonzales, Mario 113,114.211 Gonzales. Mike 32,111 Gonzales, Robert 40 Gonzales, Steve 159 Gonzalez, Elena 32.114.136 Gonzalez. Hector 32.48.128 Gonzalez. Laura 72 Gonzalez, Natalie 211 Gonzalez, Robert M. 32 Gonzalez, Ruth 202 Goodman. Barbara 72.1 13.1 15,140 Goodman. Thomas 1.61,117,181 Goodrich, Ingrid 72,139,161 Goodrich, Michael 202 Goodrich, Patricia 32 Gordon, Buddy 61.112.140 Gordon, Joseph 202 Gordon, Mark 32,116 Gordon, Rhonda 114,211 Gorre, Shawn 61,139 Goya, Tina 72 Grabowski, Corina 61.139 Grace. Brian 72.126 Grace, Kevin 10,61,116.126.1.50. 151 Grade. Glen 1.32.117,145,170 Grade, Kim 72 Grade, Paul 146,170 Graham, Kimberly 202 Graham, Lisa 61 Graham, William 72 Grannell, Alan 211 Grant, Robin 61 Grav, Scott 72 Gray, Teresa 25,32 Gray, Vanessa 72 Green, Lori 191 Green, Lori 61 Green, Gerald 61 Greene, Jeff 61 Greenland, Carol 25,32,116 Greve, Kelly 191 Greve, Tracy 211 Grill, Julie 61 Grodeland. Tim 61 Grover. Cynthia 61 Grover, Jennifer 141.211 Grubbs, Ardra 90,102.225 Grubert. Duane 72.112,140 Guantimea. Valerie 72.154 Guerra. Richard 211 Gullin, Scott 72 Gustafson, Mary 225 Gutierrez, Henry 72 Gutierrez, Jack 61,131 Gutierrez, Richard 211,240 Gutierrez, Richard 72.111,114,126, 159,168 Guzman, Dennis 72 Guzman, Gilbert 32,122,158 Guzman, Mille 61 Gwyn. Noble 211.240 Gyimesi, Attila 202 Gyimesi. Erika 32 H Hagen. Phillip 61 Hague. Brian 113 Haines. Robert 32 Hakonsson, Debbie 33,163 Hale, Jeffrey 114,211 Hale, Michael 72,109.158 Hale, Nancv 114.211 Hale, Rhonda Sue 33 Hall, Joseph 61,98,99,164 Hall, Kathv 33 Hall, Martha 33 Hall. Martin 72 Hammerli. Bret 61 Hanabata. Monique 72 Hanabata. Tommy 141.202 Hanburv. Karen 72 Hanbury. Tammy 104,141,202 Hancock, James 90,225 Handley, Trena 114,191 Handy, John 72,79,112,140 Hankins, Gary 72 Hankins, Teri 146 Hanley, Deborah 72 Hanley, Mace 33,158 Hansen, Christian 90,225 Hansen, Kathleen 115,202 Hansen, Mark 33,49 Hanson, Thomas 90,154,225 Harada. Cindy 202 Harada. Tina 72 Hardin, Barrv 115,140 Hardin, Greg 33 Hare, Ruth 33 Harland, Dennis 90,225 Harpole, Michael 126,160,191 Harrell, Donald 33.158 Harrell. Kathleen 211 Harrier, David 211 Harrier, Judy 61,108,1.39 Harrington, Jean 72 Harris, Catherine 114,191 Harris, Linda 24,25,33,167 Harsch, Elizabeth 61,100,108, 134.136,172 Harsch. Patty 76.98,99.133.1,54, 147,191 Harsh, Richard 61.159 Hartley. Michael 202 Hartranft, David 61 Hartry, Ann 114,211 Hawkins, James 72 Hawkins. Mary 19 Haves. Robert 202 Haymaker, Carol 61,106,1.33 Haymaker. Don 34.128.129 Haymaker. Patty 34,104,133 Haymaker, Steven 191 Heavner, Janet 61 Hedges, Cindia 211 Heckenberg. Linda 90.103,225 Heggem, Jeanine 61.139 Heilman, Nancy 202 Helms. Ann 141.202 Helms. David 72 Helms. Frank 211 Helton. Charles 191 Helton. Diane 61 Helton. Mary 61 Hemingway. Carrie 211 Hemingway, Christopher 72 Henderson, Cari 90.226 Henderson. Daphne 211 Henderson. Grace 192 Henderson, Phillip 72 Hennessey. Lisa 141,202 Henriquez. Edward 211 Henrv. Guy 72 Heredia. Vera 211 Herman. Steve 106,202 Hernandez, April 61 Hernandez. George 61.126,169 Hernandez. Jimmy 61.122 Hernandez, Joseph 61,122,130 Hernandez, Lorine 25,34 Hernandez, Luisa 161 Hernandez, Maria 141,212 Hernandez, Raul 192 Hernandez, Sal 99,212 Hernandez, Tina 192 Hernandez, Joe 212 Herres, Sandra 61 Herrington, Jay 61 Hester, Veronica 211,212 Hevia Del Puertp, Rene 61 Hewett, Angela 73,74 Hewett. Chris 202 Hever, Patti 212 Hickman. Cheryl 212 Higger. Leslie 90.226 Highlev, Lance 212 Highlev, Rebecca 192 Hashimoto, Jon 122,123 Hassen, Carolyn 33,146 Haugen, Keith 202 Haugen, Mark 33 Haughness, Kristina 61 Haupt, Steven 202 Hause, John 91,225,149 Hawk, Judy 104.141.202 Hawkins, Garrv 147 Hill, Harry 167 Himes, Keith 212 Hirayama, Carol 73,103 Hirayama, Jov 141.161.192 Hiura, Kirk 73.120.130 Hiura, Stephen 162,192,232 Hodgens, Bonita 90,226 Hodgkinson, Noreen 62 Hodnett, Kerrigan 90.320 Hoffman. Audrey 62 Hoffman. Barbara 73 Hogue. James 73,157,159 Holder, Jeannie 57,171,174 Hollingsworth, Robert 202 Holguin, Rose 62 Hoist, David 34 Hoist, Deanna 98,202 Hope, Ann 91,226 Hopkins. Dawn 90.222 Horiuchi. Kent 202 Houcki. David 212 Houck, LeeAnn 73,100,101,137 Houlemard, Michael 90,183,226 Houston, Brad 192 Houston, Jade 34 Howell, Claudia 73 Howell, Curtis 9,35,98,99,135 Howell, Douglas 35 Howell, Lisa 202 Hsieh. Carson 202 Hsieh. Linda 212 Hubbard. Betsy 1.98.117.142.178 Huebner. Gregory 192 Huebner, Jessica 113,192 Hulme, Joan 161,192 Humphrey, Vernell (Sandy) 73 Hurd, Annette 100 Hurd, Kimette 62 Huro, Annie 212 Hustis, Donna 36 I I|;lBucr. Benjamin I ' il. ' ild Iglesias, Vilma i. ) Ikeda. Ken 1U2.I92.I94 Ikeda. Kuh 212 llano, Mona 73 llano, Richard 62 Imai, Hideyuka 140 Imperatrice, Robert 9(),226 Insinnia, Victoria 202 Irby, Perrot 7.) Irwin. .Jean 90.226 Iswg. Robert 62 Jabour. Frank 202 Jabour. Sally 212 Jackman, Barbara 90.226 .Jackson, Lee Ann 35 Jacobson, .Janice 35 Jacobson, .Julie 62,147 .Jacoby. John 114.202 Jaime. Gloria 62 James, Darik 203 Jamentz. Julie 141,212 James. Duron 212 James. Kirsten 212 Jamison, Bernice 90,114.226 .Jang. Jackson 192 .Jarl, Erik 73,126,1.58.168 Javrin, Teresa 62 Jenewein, Jackie 98,203 Jenewein, Jan 35,115.137,140 Jenewein, Joel 73 Jenkins, James 73 Jenkins, Vickie 203 Jensen, Crystal 62 Jensen, Peter 62,149 Jensen, Timothy 152,192 Jerneycic. Dorthy 221 Jessup, Gloria 203 Jessup, Tina 107.212 Jew, Calvin 73,149 Jew. David 62.160 Jew. Jeanne 7.102 Jew, Stanley 62 Jewett. Charles 192 Jimenez. James 62 Jiminez. Robert 203 Johnson, Donald 90,122,123,226 Johnson, Kelly 62.108,139 Johnson, Maurice 35.98,122 Johnson. Rodney 203 Johnson. Sue 90.100.226 Johnson. Tanya 114.141.212 Johnson, Timothy 73 Johnson. Trina 73 Johnson. Angle 73.U0.136.1.39 Johnson. Lorraine 35.55 Jones, Christine 203 Jones, David 212 Jones, Kittie 203 Jones, Penny 73 Jones. Rebecca 192 Jones, Rhonda 35 Jones. Timothy 192 .Jorgensen. Kel ' li 146.161.192 Jorgensen. Kent 17.35.49.100, 101,109,122,124,165,168,169 Jorgensen, Scott 73,107,109.126 Joselow. Kim 192 Joseph. June 212 Jourdan. David 36.166 Jourdan, Lisa 192 Jovanellv, Daniel 36 Ju, Jim 102.11.3.192 Ju. Jin 36 Jng, Eric 162,192 Jurera, James 62 K Kahng. Hee 62 Kalberg. Phyllis 1,36,117,139 Kane, Darlene 71,73 Kastein, David 114,212 Kalrinak, Linda 73 Kaufman, Ellin 90,171,226 Kaufman, Mary 90.106,227 Keeler. Ben 221 Kelly. Tamera 192 Kellcy. Tami 192 Kelly. Patrick .36 Kemple. Debra 912 Kendall. Andrew 192 Kenner. J. 212 Keppel. Ann 1.36.41.117 Kiddo. Michael 73.160 Kim. Chong Nun 203 Kim. Joe 12.102.203 Kim. Min Su 102,103 Kim, Peter 73 Kim, Su 73 Kim. Susan 62,107 King, Brian .36,126 King, Peggv 36.107.174 King. Robert 73 King. Stephanie 147.192 Kinnaird. Geoffrey 212 Klippel. Gloria 192 Klippel. James 62 Knapp. Barbara 62 Knight. Jeffrey 102.192 Knudson. Thomas 192 Knuth. Lori 62.99.1.54.163 Kodama. Nancy 90.227 Kohatsu. Steven 203 Kohli, Sondra 73 Kohli. Steven 36 Kolar. Laureen 104.141,203 Kolar. Steve 62.116.155 Komero, Geraldine 63 Konrad. Craig 203 Konrad, Kena 36 Konrad, Laurie 73 Koonse. Larry 73,112,140 Kordic, Francis 36,122 Kordic, Linda 115,140,203,206 Kornman. Jeffrey 102,192 Kosliv, Kurt 73,111,152 Kostman, Mark 212 Kovach. Louis 73 Kovacs. Denise 212 Kracher. Constance 62 Kramer. Keith 73 Kramer. Scott 203 Kramer. Steve 36.128.129 Krantz, Chris 192 Krause. David 62 Krauss. Patricia 98.101 Krumal, Tay 37 Kunitsugu. Kent 62 Kwei. James 212 Kwei, Peter 203 Kysar, Jeffrey 73,131 Lacebal, Benigno 62 LaFerriere. Steven 37 LaForme, Brenda 203 LaGuna. George 212 Laidlaw. Robin 24.25.37.166 Lambros. George 90.227 Lamelas. Grace 37.110 Landeros. Patricia 212 Lankenau, Christabel 73.76.161 Lankenau. John 114.212 Lankert. Sandy 37.108 Laubacher. Teri 37 Lawreale. Bill 63 Lawson. James 192 Lawson. Jenny 203 Lawton. Nicholas 62 Lawton. Shaunie 146 Leachman. Julianne 192 Leap. Brian 192 Lear. David 37.122.128 Leathers. Jeff 62 Leavitt. Michael 73 Laevitt. Robert 62 LeBlanc. Doris 37.142.163 LeBlanc. Rochelle 212.216 l.c«, Debbie 62 Lee. Donna 73.139 e. Emmet 98.102.193 e. Hanna 193 Ut. Helen .37.108 e. Johnny 37 Aie, Monna 212 e. Peur 203 Lee. Ronald 62 Lee. Winston 213 I ger. Steve 163 Leiner. Kevyn 37.99.111.122.136. 164.168 Leiner. Kyle 203 Leonard. Wanda 25.37 Uong. .Jeffrey 112.113.140.193 Letzerich. Leanne 38 Leung. Edmond 73 Leavantino. Colette 73.147 Lew. Brent 102,162,193 Lew, Carolyn 142 Lew. Gene 90.227 Lew. Mike 122.161 Lewis. Mark 11.38.109.1.56.158 Lewis. Teri 193 Li, Ming-Lee 102,193 Li. Ming-Yee 73.102.103 Li. Tian-En 73.170 Li, Tian-Tzy 112.140.193 Lienhard. Victoria 38 Lira. PeU 62 Lira, Ramona 38 Livraga. Claudia 73.142 Liza, Carlos 213 Lloyd, Beve rly 90.227 Lockhart. Raynae 62 Lohn. Henrietta 38 Lohn. Ra ' mond 203 Lomen, Micheal 90.230 Long. Miae 62.174 Longnecker. Darryl 203 Lopez. Diana 193 Lopez. Elba 73.140.143 Lopez. Evelyn 141 Lopez. Sandra 73 Lopez. Sonia 203 Lor. York 90,103 Lorenz, Debra 73.99,161 Lorenz. Diane 38 Lorenz. Eric 213 Lorenzo. Mayra 99,193 Lorwin. Jacquie 73 Louie. Hovmond 74.115,140 Louie. Pearl 108 Louie. Shirley 203 Lovasco. Lynn 62.139 Lovasco, Tom 38 Low, Pamela 62 Lowe, Kirk 114,203 Lowe, Teresa 213 Lozoya, Ricky 157.193 Lucero. Susan 193 Lueck, Ronald 12,213 Luna, Kathleen 74 Lundquist, Heidi 25,38,138.139 Luque. Maria 74 Luther. Kevin 74.146 Luther, Robin 141.161.193 Luther. Scott 9,62,109,135,158 Lvnch, Wayne 14.39 M MacDonald. Fiona 98.193 MacDonald, Stuart 63 Machado, Cecilia 63 Macias, Lorenzo 203 MacLeod. Jim 74 Macleod. Pamela 203 Macleod. Vicki 74 Madero. Daniel 74.126.159 Madison. Joy 115.140.154 Madrid, Mark 63 Madsen. Darren 203 Maestas. Kristine 141 Maestas. Michelle 74 Magnuson. John 74.132 Mahoney. Thomas 193 Maisano. David 39 Ma)uubian. Corry 193 Maldonaldo. Ijuti 1. .193 Mallozzi. Karen 74.100.174 Maloney. Patricia .39.98 .Mancuko. Franco 63 MancuMj. Mario 193 Mancuno. Tony 99,l9r Mandjikov. Sunya 63.133 Mandjkov. Tania 2 3 .Mangone. Karen .39.48 .Manley. Karen 63 Manning. Alan 115.148 Manning. Albert 74 Mannmg. Li a 63.139 Manning. Mary Jill 203 Manuel. John 203 Manuel. Robert 74 Manzella. Antonio 63 Marchetti. Fernando 63,109.156. 158 Marchetti. A. Ricky 213 Margara. Stella 63 Mariano. Marissa 74.102,103 Mark. Brian 193 Marquez. Daniel 39 Marquez. Denise 74 Marquez. Pauline 74.139 Marquez. Richard 204 .Marquez. Valdina 91.227 Marrone. Damian 193 Marrone. Richard 203 Marsden. Cynthia 193 Marsden. Kenneth 193 Marsh. Debra 213 Marsh. James 193 Martellino. Ronald 39.115.140 Martin. Dean 203 Martin. Kevin 63.130.152 Martinez. Alfonso 213 Martinez. Alma 63 Martinez. Arthur 63 Martinez. Arthur 39 Martinez. Catherine 39 Martinez. Cynthia 98.99.110 Martinez. Danny 74,163 Martinez. Elizabeth 193 Martinez. Emma 203 Martinez. Gregory 203 Martinez, Henry 39 Martinez. Ismael 90.227 Martinez. Joey 99.213 Martinez. Kathy 105.193 Martinez. Lupe 74 Martinez. Margie 39 Martinez. Melissa 141.203 Martinez, Patricia 193 Martinez, Pedro 42 Martinez. Ronald 144,145 Maruo, Brian 204 Marvaino, .Anita 15.42 Mascarenas. Abe 74 Mascitti. Greg 63 Mascitti. Perry 42 Mason. Connie 141,213 Maslrogiacomo, Joanne 193 Mastrogiacomo. Regina 63 Masukawa, Glenn 115 Matberly, Jim 74 Mathews. Brian 42 Mathis. Teresa 74 Matherly. Mark -204 Matser, Karen 42 Matsik. Cynthia 165 Matthews. Terry 63 Matthews. Vicky 204 Mawhinnev. David 74 Mawhinnev. Tom 42.122 Mayeda. Gary 102.204 Mayle. Lorraina 74 Maynor. Melanie 63.174 Mazur. Paul 213 Mazzotti. Tonv 74 McBride. Kellv 114.141,213 McCartv, Pat 193 McCloud. Timothy 74.177 McCollum. Cathy 17.42.101.142 McConnel. Mike 63 McConnell. Stephen 193 McCormack. .Alan 74 McCormack. Karen 213 Index 245 McCbrmidk, Linda MeCoy Dean W3,l i MeAhie. Fjipn p 4,2 1 3 J ' r . MdJfhie M a 024 V) J N V V McGlashW: Susan 147,193 5 (VMcGUsha McCibwan, ' li ■ r V IVfcfiitvre William 42,44,144, fcstinSTJ ' l,2lS fenVe 1 kV in MeGowen McGow i Lorr erl41 Bill 4r J ■Mary 90,22l IcKean, Mary 74 NJ lcKenri ,C raig 74 V) McKenzie, Stewik 109,15 M i59 J ,V1 Mi enzie Tony 160, £8 rMWKinney, ( aren ,llffil ' l5,140 (N r MiK Uan, Brent 21 y W H ' cMfflp Kevin 4fV o Xi y in, Eli bejK ,, Dawn% ' ;43,l„. vL3d l68 ' Xj 01 McNea elly 74,11 26,15fc McEatt , KeviriV313 .V Mojey, TomjS O ' l lliamsAKtiss ISH ,.,.cdls, dwjght 190 1«3 Medina:vAnthoB| ,157 [edina, Di ne 99,141,204 taina, Es hVr 63 ledina, Matthew 213 M cjika Pedro 204 Mdefian, Mary 74 ehan, Robyn 43 v ei, Paul 213 Meissner, Mike 74 Meissner, Sharon 63,98 Meitzler. Bryan 193 Meitzler. Tracy 213 Mejia, Daniel 74,130,160 Melenas, Manuel 63 Melford, Deborah 161,193 Melton, Cheryl 141,193 Mendez, Marco 74,149 Mendez, Robert 63 Menegaz, Alesandro 204 Menegaz. Gerardo 74 Menkel, -Jack 74 Menkel, James 74 Merkle, .Jean 63 Messigian, Greg 90.227 Mestas, Tammy 63 Meurer. Roberta 161,194 Meyers. Frank 204 Miao, Mike 102,146,194 Miao, Pamela 63,146 Mieding, .John 43,122 Miklosovic, Stephen 194 Miller, Gary 157 Miller, Ian 74 Miller, Jim 1,52,194 Miller, John 1.52 Miller, Lisa 107,204 Miller, Lynne 102,115,204 Miller, Pamela 74 Miller, Richard 43 Miller, Steven 63,163 Miller, Susanne 63,108,138,139 Miller, Victoria 74 Milligan, Barbara 63 Milovic, Valerie 63 Miner, Chris 90 Minter, Bruce 43 Minter, Richard 63 Miranda, Raquel 74,174 Misenhimer, Gary 114,213 Misenhimer, James 43 Misenhimer, Jean 141,194 Miser, John 213 Mishan, Abrin 113 Mishler, Steve 43 Mital, Janine 63 Mital, Sheri 194 Mitchell, Meg 194 ., M(t ga Uiev )i 43 Molinet. Slberto ' l.30,l jMonahan ean 113 Mondy an, Mor e, Marfl MSiteiro, AninJaPta 204 MoWeiro, Reri iontes, Benjatnin lltf,2l ntgorn ry, Dari lontoyi Mark I ' y Rebecdi 141,1.54,161, I, C? ' rfgW4,155 eA 43 ' ;jWoorejysa 4.3,112,11, X Moor vi Margeret 114,2 iA Mo «Je, Sam 63 VJ Morado, Isidro 63 Morang, Elizabeth _ Kloren, jfi nifet ' l l :l94 Moren.Jerrvll 204 ' Morels, Mary 90,22 ONW a, Fernando ( NMorgan, Leana 20 ' , ' Morris, Cindy 4.4 J Morrison, Mike 48, Morton, Barry 9,44,49,100,135, 173 Morton, Galen 63,128,129 Moscato, Vincent 194 Moser, Dawn 63 Moser, Mark 44 Mosher, Diane 75 Mosse, Greg 126,1.59,194 Mosse, Laura 1,17,44,104,117, 139,174 Most, Sonya 90,142,162,163,227 Motts, Christina 204 Motts, Peter 204 Mountain, Suzanne 104,204 Mountain, Teresa 75 Mowrer, Donna 44 Mullen, Janet 75,176 Mullen, John 44 Mullen, Patrick 102,204 Muller, Gary 204 Munoz, Anthony 75,122 Munoz, Daniel 194 Munoz, Frank 63 Munoz, Margarita 44 Munoz, Steven 204 Munoz, Victor 213 Muraine, Stacy 75 Muscarolas, Melba 75,139 Muzingo, Gina 45 Muzingo, Robvn 63,108,134,136, 182 Myers, John 194 N 213 Naganuma, Kenneth 45 Nakatani, William 91,1.54,172, 227 Nance, Stephan 90,228 Nardulli, Mary 45 Nash, John 213 Nash, Mike 64,109 Navarro, Anthony 114,: Navarro, Joseph 194 Navarro, Mark 157 Navarro, Michael 204 Navarro, Ray 126 Navarro, Yvonne 194 Nazario, Natasha 194 Neal, Sue 204 Nelson, Diane 1,45,.53,104,110, 117,1.39 Nelson, Scott 194 Nera, Joey 204 Nera, Jolyn 45,104 Nese, Cameron 204 Nevins, Brad 45 Newswanger, Richard 64,170 Nicassio, Mariarosa 64,1.50 Nicholas, Kristine 64 Nila, Gerald 114.213 Noakes, Thomas 64,115,140,146 Nogales, Melody 75 gueria. Carmen 45,154 Nording, Arno 64,102,1.56,1.59 Normile. Glenn 7.5,111,136 Normile, Lori 213 Norton, Cari 114,213 Norton, Jeannine 64,98,139 Norwood, Teresa 75 Novea, .lose 64,75 Novelo, Reyna 194 Nugent, Ted 64 Nunez, Luis 162,213 NuriSl , Lazaro 75,163 Nup , Virginia 75 - ' Obedowski, Julie 45 Obregon, Nelson 75 Obregon, Victor 204 O ' Callaghan, Nancy 69 Ochoa, Irene 141,213 Ochoa, Suzanne 45,64,161 Oddson, Clavton 45 Oden, John 91,157,158,228,230 Ogden, Deanna 204 Ogden, Nicholas 204 Ogden, Richard 114,213 Ojeda, Sergio 64,126,169 O ' Keefe, Michael 91,228,230 Ollis, Carol 25,45,98 Olsen, Susan 90,228 Olson, Charles 99,204 Olson, Robert 194 Olvera, Jackie 204 O ' Mullen, Don 45 Ordaz, Pilar 204 Orlando, Gregory 46 Ortega, Julie 46,104 Ortega, Raul 204 Ortiz, Mary 64 Ortiz, Perry 160 Osequera, Gilbert 75,98,99 Osuna, Carlos 64 Osuna, Thomas 140 Ott, Cheryl 64 Outlaw, Dawn 64 Outlaw, Linda 213 Owens, Greg 75,111,145 Owens, Stephen 46,55 Paddio, Martin 75,98,99,102,109 Paddio, Mary 141,213 Paddio, Rosanne 1,25,46,104,108, 117,136 Page, Arthur 213 Paisano, Joseph 64,115,140 Paisano, Rebecca 75,161 Palarca, Fernando 75 Pallares, Isela 214 Pallares, Olga 214 Palmer, Bob 64 Palmer, Carol 46 Palmer, Jon-Courtney 64,145 Pando, Charley 194 Pando, Oscar 46 Papadopoli, Nancv 194 Papp, Jeannette 46,106,112,163 Papp, Victoria, 75,139,174 Paragas, Josefina 46,102,103 Parra, Yolanda 64 Parslev, Janet 91,228 Partio, Belinda 75 Partridge, Jeanette 90 Pascua, Carmenchita 194 Pascual, Edna 64 Pascual, Eduardo 214 Pascual, Luis 75 Passorella, Sherrie 64 Patten, Thomas 75 Patwell, Rodney 64 Pavne, Kellv 46 Pearce, Patricia 141,205 Pearce, Rohin 64,128 Pearson, Randall 194 Pease, Brenda 141,205 Pena, Leon 64,126 Pena, Lupita 214 Pena, Vivian 46,174 Pendue, Vicky 64 Pengilley, Maureen 46 Penuela, Marsene 75 Pepin, Mike 75 Perdue, Vicky 64 Perenishko, Alex 46 Perenishko. Steven 114 Perez, Albert 47 Perez, Ruby 194 Perkins, Michael 205 Perone, Casey 104,205 Perronne, Karen 64 Percjtti, Jacqueline 110,139 Pesante, Patricia 75 Peterman, Joann 90,228 Peters, Dale 47 Peters, David 64,122 Petersson, John 64 Pfaendler, Paul 98,113,140,194 Phillips, Robert 205 Pickerel, Linda 214 Pilkington, Craig 47 Pimienta, Hector 75 Pina, Joseph 205 Pina, Ruth Mary 64 Pineda, Miriam 64 Pineda, Raymond 75 Pis, Rebecca 64 Plascencia, Dora Marie 47 Plascencia, Hugo 75 Plascencia, Laura 64 Pluma, Manuel 64 Pohlert, Alex 205 Pollara, Rhonda 141,194 Pollard, Roberta 75,108,117,139, 180 Ponte, George 157,160,194 Ponte, Luisa 214 Ponte, Olga 214 Pool, Kellv 47 Poplawski, Charles 160,194 Portzel, William 75 Potapczuk, George 47,171,174,176 Pottmeyer, Thomas 90,228 Powelson, Eiane 205 Poyorena, Bonnie 75,163 Pozzo, Mario 47,145 Preha, Matthew 157,159 Prewitt, Bill 64 Price, Joseph 114,214 Prieto, Richard 214 Proni, Lisa 194 Proni, Valerie 47 Prosepe, Emanuele 205 Pruett, Kelly 75,139 Pulcifer, Jeff 205 Pulcifer, Timothy 205 Pulido, Rene 64 Q Quails, Nicholas 122 Quan, Clifford 102,194 Quan, Denise 75,110,139 Quarnstrom, Julie 64 Quick, Karen 75,174 Quick, Neal 64 Quilicot, Kenneth 64 Quiner, John 205 Quinonez, Driscilia 64 Quintero, Hilda 194 Quintero, Irma 214 Quintero, Martin 102,205 Quintero, Rodolfo 194 Quitero, Maria 47 Quivones, Priscilia 64 Quizon, Rosalia 75,102,103 Quon, Franklin 47,52 Quon, Leiand 64 Quon, Marilyn 64,99,139 R Raba, Carolyn 214 Raba, David 76,1.57,1.58 Rabiner, Eleanor 47 246 Index I HiiKUh. Ui.liiird 219,2 ' 2(). ' 2;i:i Homire ., Christine 98,99, Hl,20r. Ramircit, Cynlhin 7r.,7H,l 10,i:m, 1H9 Ramirez, Horlensin 2M Ramirez, l,(iri ' i.S,.!?,! ir ,|.|:i Ramirez, Manuel iO. ' i Ramirez, Michelle Ml, ' 2 II Hnngel, l.oura 211 Rapncilci, .loev 19-1 Ralav. .lerr.|H,l22,ir H.l()H Ralh. Diane fit Rath. Di.r.ilhy G4 Kavmiind, Andrew 211 Ravmi.nd, Jeanne IK.IIO K, Raymond. Kathleen lifi 1 Rmr. Aminda (i, ' ' ).lll7,l()H.174 Reed, Allen 114.19. ' . Reed. C.errald 7(; Reed, Kathleen 211 Reed, Kitty 6-1,1 14,211 Reed, Michael 48 Regan, Kevin (). ' i,99 Reinhardt. .Scott 20.S Relin. Adam 76.79.162 Remington, Arcella 76 Renard, I ' amela 76 Rendon, Kdward %■ ' • Rendon. Richard 19. ' i Resendez, Angle 20. ' ) Rhodes, David 65,1 11,1. ' ' ■.8 Rhodv, Donna 214 Rhodv. Kenneth %h Rhodv, Shirlev 76.79, i;i9 Rice. Micheal 90.2;!0 Richardson. Charlenc 48.177 Richardson. Larry 76 Ricks. Roberta 76,139 Ridgeway. John 6.5 Riester. Leo 90,228 Rilev, Richard 19.5 Rimer. Brent 195 Rinaldo. John 90.228 Rinehart. Jeane 65 Rinehart, Mark 76 Rittenihouse, Lance 214 Ritter, April 195 Ritter, Julie 65 Ritter. Robin 214 Rivas. Anna 205 Rivera, Alfred 65 Rivera, Barbara 90,116,228 Rivera, Laury 65 Riveros, Pablo 214 Rivers, Bradley 76 Roberts, Bill 48 Roberts, Garv 115.205 Roberts, Gigi 76.177 Roberts. Janice 195 Roberts, Jeff 205 Roberts, John 65 Roberts. Laurie 76 Roberts, Lillian 76 Robertson, Gina 141,205 Robertson, Mike 65 Robinson, Elizabeth 90,174,228 Redden, Janet 70.76.114 Rodden, Norma 114,195 Roderiguez, Eric 195 Roderiguez. Guidi 149,195 Rodriguez, Christy 65 Rodriguez, Daniel 205 Rodriguez, Graciela 65 Rodriguez. Martha 214 Rodriguez. Ricardo 11 Rodriguez. Richard 11.65,98.122. 123,1.52 Rodriquez, Salvador 76,157.160 Rodriguez. Sandra 214 Rodriguez, Mabel 214 Roe. Kari 205 Rogers, Deborah 48 Rt)gers. Laurie 65.108 Rogers, Steven 11 1,1 32. Kill. 152. 195 Roias. Alejandro 162,195 Rojas, Angel 65.149,1.56 Rojas. Rick 48 Rojas, Rolando 214 Roldan, Chris 65 Home, R(i|{er 76,126 Rome, SuKan 4M Romero, Gloria 214 Romero, Maria 195 Romero. Rachel 49 Ro(.kN, Robert 2U.5 Rooney. James 205 Rosas, Cilbcrl 195 Rose, Harhara 49,98,101,139 Rose. Beverly 101.143,195 Hose, Jeannette 205 Rose, Karen 76,147 Rose. Paul 214 Rose, Roy 65 Rose, Sandra 76,1.39 Rose, Steven 65,1.36 Ross. Kelly 65,108 Ross, Ken 49 Ross, Scott 160,195 Routheut, Katherine 76,147 Ri wland, William 90,228 Roy, Susan 74 Rozenberg, John 76 Huhio, Marcos 76,1.57.111,159 Rudisky. Alex 205 Ruffolo, Jo-Ann 181,228 Russell, Bryan 205 Russell, Carolyn 141,214 Russell, Wade 205 Ryan, Darlene 69 Rybus, David 65,126 Sague, Elizabeth 195 Sahanaja. Darian 206 Sailor. Ray 66 Sainem. Elaine 214 Salas, Bill 66 Salas, Mona 76 Salata, Kristy 101,141.214 Salazar. Benjamin 76.109.147 Salazar, Sylvia 104,114.206 Saldana. Mona 195 Salgarolo. Larry 126.159 Salmon. Andrew 195 Samaniego, Rita 66 Sample. Lisa 206 Sams, Edward 195 Sams. Sharon 66 Sanchez. Beatriz 66 Sanchez, David 66,126,160 Sanchez. Deanna 76,116 Sanchez. Ernest 206 Sanchez. Gilbert 111.159,195 Sanchez, Jimmy 48,111,136 Sanchez. Vincent 195 Sanchez. Yvette 100.115.140 Sanchez. Yvonne 141,215 Sanders. Margaret 206 Sandfrey. Michael 76 Sands. George 48 San Juan. Alex 66 Santa Cruz. Nancy 66 Santa Maria, Sandy 76 Santiago. Vilma 215 Santibanez. J. Pablo 206 Santos, Derek 76 Santos, Joe 158,195 Santos, Loretta 66 Santos, Rolando 122 Sanzo, Andrea 206 Sanzo, Stephanie 66.142 Sardegna. Steven 206 Sarnoff. Harrev 76 Sarver. Linda 76.115.140.161 Sattergren. Mike 49 Saunders. Rona 76 Saunders. Richard 215 Saver. Genine 114.215 Sayre. Diane 1,76,117 Scalise. Brian 215 Scalise. Gregory 76 Scantlin. Christine 108 Scheidegger, Susan 206 Schelb. Tommv 195 Schielzeth. Luis 206 Schiller, Gerald 90,229 Schloo. Ronald 113,195 Schmalzer, Susan Lita 206 Schon. Anthony 98.206 Schrcck, Randy 115,140 .Schulwrt, Henry 66 .Schulslad, Janet 21.1 Schulle, Chris 66,125,126 .Schulle, Diane 42,76,146 Schultz, Cynthia 195 Schuiz, John 90,106.222 Schutz, Cindy 102 Scott, Charles 195 Scott, Christine 76,110 .Scott, David 195 Scott. James 215 Scott, Tammy 215 Scott, Terry 5,49,99,100,101, 139,169,173 Scorville, Katherine 206 Scrubb, Jaqueline 154,195 Scubb. Vanessa 99 Sczyrobowski, Suzanne 195 Sears, Shaunna 76 Sears. Shawn 206 Seay, Susan 66 Seda, Anna 141,206 Seger, Karen 77 Seger, Michael 206 Segovia, Michael 77,111,160 Segura. Maria 141.206 Seja. Greg 77.160 Sellitto. Mary 15,49 Semerad, David 106,195 Seng, Dora 215 Seng, Katherine 108,139,143 Sepulveda. Patricia 1,41,49,105, 117.139 Servillo. Elsa 215 Seto. Wai Sail 77 Shammas. David 155,195 Shammas. James 114,215,150 Shane. Pamela 25„50.183 Shane. Patrick 77.111.112.147 Shapiro. Anthony 195 Shapiro. George 206 Shaw, Larry 195 Sheehan. Kimberly 195 Sheehan, Patricia 215 Shelton. Mathew 50 Shepard. Isabel 50,133 Sheperd. John 205.206 Sherman. Barbara 139 Sherman. Cindy .50.108,139 Sherman, Donna 195 Sherrick. Randy 50.149 Sherwood, Lenny 206 Sherwood. Randy 66 Sheu. Chi 215 Shibuva, Steve 102,195 Shibuya, Theresa 57,66,108 Shieh, Richard 215 Shieh, Suzanne 195 Shin, Hwa 66 Shinasto. Eric 66 Shoop. Claudia 77 Shore. Beverly 90.222 Shumaker. Mark 215 Shumaker. Terrie 77 Shunn, Kellv 77.111 Shunn, Linda 66.110.139 Sichler. John 66 Siebrandt. Lisa 66 Sielski. .-Anthony 77 Sievertson. Donald 77 Sikora. Ron ,50 Silva, Barbara 77 Silva, Carol 77 Silva, Irene 66 Silva, Luis 159 Silva. Ralph 98.215 Silva. Rene 126.196 Silva. Roberto 206 Silva, Ross 98,126,160,196 Silverman, Bruce 90,229 Simmons, Gene 66 Simmons. Mark 77 Simmons, Ricky 215 Simms, Michael 196 Simms, Michelle 50 Simone, Suzanne 77.108.139,180 Simpson. Kelli 114.215.216 Sinclair. William 90.229 Sinitcalli, Joanne .50,110,166.174 Sipr, Karen 206 Sininu. Benignu 206 Siruno. Grace 77 Skuien, Joaeph 13,206 Skonieczki, Nancy 90.107.229 Skorcz. Kerry 174 Slight. Kevin 1.58.206 Slight. Kurt 121.130 Slulrem. Karin 141,215 Smith, Brian 196 Smith, John 206 Smith, Julie 215 Smith. Lisa 115.140.146.161.196 Smith. LuAnn 90.229 Smith. Michelle 66 Smith, Michael 66 Smith, Robert 66 Smith, Susie 196 Smith, Troy 215 Smithson, -Jennifer 77 Snyder, Michael 66 Snyder, Paul 50 Snyder. Stephanie 110,139 Sohler, Melanie 104.206 Solorzano. Lidia 77 Soto. Maria Lupe 77 Soto. Rosemarie 215 Souza. Juliet 215 Souza. Nicholas 206 Soza. Christopher 215 Soza, Denise 141.196 Spampani. Elaine 77 Spampani. Mrs. 192 Spangler. Julie 196 Sparks, Jill 50 Spease. April 196 Spease, Kathy 206 Speck. Vickie 50 Speckenbrink. Deborah 206 Spellmeyer. Stanley 66 Spencer. Lillian 50 Spielmann. John 66,126 Spielmann, Ron 57,126,159 Squillacote, Leigh 215 Stainback, Ray 196 Stapp. Brian 215 Stapp, Mark 196 Slarks. Christopher 206 SUron, Jeffrey 77,111,157.160 Steele, Bobby 65 Steele, Vicky 215 Steinel, Robert 77 Steinke. .Anna 51 Steinman, Cindy 196 Steinman. Jeanne 215 Steinman, Patricia 77 Steinman. Vicki 51.102.104 Stephans. Celia 77 Stephens. Kenneth 77 Stephens. Shawna 215 Stephens. William 65 Stephenson. Louisa 65,110,139 Stepteau, Hal 90,123,229 Stevens, Barbara 77 Stevens. Lorraine 7.17.51.55.103, 104.142.178 Stewart. Christopher 126.132. 160.196 Stewart. Connie 77 Stewart. Greg 65.112 Stewart. Jacqueline 141.215 Stewart. Roy 65 Stockli. Judv 51 Stockton. Thomas 1.51.117.170 Stone. James 132,133,196 Stone, Mark 77 Stone. Victoria 196 Stonehill. Christine 196 Stoner. Nanette 77 Stover, Dawn 216 Stover. Robyn 77,110.139 Stratford. Nancy 65.108 Street. Debra 99.206 Streeter, Linda 65 Stroman, Tony 77 Strong. Frank 206 Struthers. Monica 196 Suarez. Odalis 65 Index 247 Suarez, Pat 196 Suarez, Rhea 104 Suarez, Sandra 196 Suey, Charles 65,109,122.158 Sullivan, Dorothy 65 Surge, John 113,206 Szeto, Michael 65 Tabata, Gail 77,154 Tabata, Joanne 102,206 Tacusalme, Francis 206 Tacusalme, Rabbonni 114,216 Tadakuma, Michael 1,51 Taft, John 66,126,159,179 Tagliamonte, Vincent 206 Taliaferro, David 13,207 Tamborrino, Tony 216 Tanaka, Gavle 114,207 Tang, Michael 196 Tapper, James 216 Tapper, Michael 77,152 Taub, Arnold 90,229 Taylor, Christy 207 Taylor, Mary 207 Taylor, Randal 207 Teachout, Lori 51,105 Templeton, Mrs. S. 91,229 Teodo, Mary 66,142 Terhune, David 51,144,145 Terhune, Shannon 196 Thibault, Robert 196 Thibault, Tom 66 Thomas, Kevin 196 Thomas, Michelle 77,163 Thompson, Alan 51 Thompson, Daniel 196 Thompson, Diane 196 Thompson, Larry 66.122,123, 149,168 Thompson, Steven 51 Thompson, Susan 77,139 Thompson, Susan 114 Thompson, Tony 131 Thompson. Tracey 207 Thurber. Janelle 114,216 Thurber. Jennifer 196 Tinangco. Edgardo 207 Tinangco, Loida 216 Tiangoo, Loida 196 Tice, Matthew 66 Tice, Sandy 21,51.98.166 Tidwell, Barbara 77 Tidwell, Donna 216 Tidwell, Terri 196 Tindell. Christina 216 Tindell. John 207 Tinghitella. Joseph 122.124.158 Tinoco, Carlos 65 Tirado, Ines 90.222 Tjeerdsma. Peter 196 Tjomsland. Bryan 76.177 Todd. Cindy 52 Toledo. Christina 52.174 Toledo. Diana 78.139,142.174 Tolentino. Francisco 196 Tom. Craig 10.17.52.98.100,107, 122,123,128,129,183 Tom, Pamela 9,25,-52,110,117, 134,182 Tom, Richard 78,130 Tommer, Joanne 78,1.30 Torres, Becky 66 Torres, Joe 66,152 Torres, Karen 141,207 Torres, Larry 67,109,116 Torres, Mario 67 Torres, Steven 102,109,116.171, 196 Touriel, David 216 Tourje, David 67 Tourje, Rebecca 100,101,196 Tovar, Ana 78 Tracey, James 196 Tracey, Jessie 114,196 Tracy, Carrena 141,216 Tracy, Joanne 52,116 Tracy, Patrick 7«,116 Trail, Daniel 207 Trail, Lorie 24,25,52,99,104 Tran, Kong 78 Trautman, John 207 Trias, Renee 78 Trim, Eunice 216 Trotta, John 67 Trujillo, Yolanda 216 Tsai, John 207 Tsai, Yen Tsong 78,162 Tsi, Yen 103 Tso, Jeffrey 78 Tso, Katherine 52,54,163 Tso, Kenneth 78,147 Tucker, Robert 52 Tulak, Jerry 67 Tunglen. Miriam 52 Tungol. Cesar 78.132 Turner. Carolyn 78 Turner, David 67,117,156,159 Turner, Deborah .53,104 Turner, Denise 78,139 Turner, Douglas 25,53,109 Turner. Lloyd 90.229 Turturo. Charles 196 Tyler. John 207 Tyler, Randau 216 Tyler, Wendy 78,98,139 Tyndall, Ron 67 Tyndall, Terry HI Villapando, Rainier 207 Villapando, Roland 216 Vitali, Ruben 66 Voigt, Lisa 141,216 Volheim, Richard 53,109,126 Volpert, Carlos 78 Voorhis, John 78 Voorhis, Lisa 216 u Uchida, Robert 222 Udlock, David 53,101,145,179 Udlock, DeAnne 114,216 Udlock. Marlynn 78 Ujiiye. Diane 114,207 Ullom, Grace 90,139,143 Urbanas, Victoria 216 V Valdez, Elizabeth 78 Valdez, Juan 216 Valenciz, Amy 66,139 Valent, Lisa 207 Valent, Tony 216 Valenzuela, Geraldine ±96 Valenzuela, Peter 114,216 Valenzuela, Steven 66 Valenzuela, Theresa 66 Valerie, David 66 Valin, Mike 53 Vandruff, Darvl 66,146,112 Vantilburg, Yvonne 207 Varela, Linda 197 Varela, William 78 Varga, Etelka 66,139 Vargas, John 98,207 Vargas, Monica 9,25,53,117,134 Vasquez, Anthony 78 Vasquez, Laura 66,103 Vasquez, Michele 53,110 Vasquez, Rolando 207 Vasquez, Sonya 207 Vaughn, Lenard 207 Veazey, John 197 Veazey, Sharon 114,141,216 Velasquez, Steven 207 Velasquez, Veronica 78 Veliz, Vivian 66 Vera, Alexandra 66 Vera, Rosalinda 66,163 Vercelli. George 41..53,78,1 16,122. 124.1.36.151 Vero, Eduardo 197 Vick. Christine 66 Vigil, Robert 216 Vila, John 66 Villa, Debra 78 Villamayor, Joey 216 Villamayou, Cai ' lito 196 Villanueva, Arlene 78 Villanueva, Lenore 53,139 Villanueva, Michelle 197 Villanueva. Randy 207 w Wagner. Mike 196 Walker, Adam 207 Walker, April 216 Walker, Dan 79,149 Walker, Joe 66,177 Walker, Laura 79,176 Wallace, Terry 217 Wallett, David 17,91,230 Walters, Nicole 79,174 Ward, Elizabeth 66.133 Warren, Camille 9,25,54,110,134, 136 Warren, Sally 98,101,107.196 Warren. Sean 197 Warren. Thomas 79.145 Warwick, Emmett 66 Warwick, Valerie 197 Wass, Kathleen 66 Watkins, Robert 207 Watkins, Robert 79 Watson, Amber 54 Watson, Mike 111,160,197 Watts, Candi 66 Watts, Gail 207 Watts, Gary 79,147 Wayman, Michael 66 Weaver, Gerrie 1,79,117 Weinbrenner, Mike 126 Weir, Jacquelyn 229 West, Douglas 207 Whaley, Karen 207 Whaley, Sherrile 67 White, ' Dean 207 White, James 207 White, Katherine 217 White. Robyn 141.207 White, Wade 217 Whiting, Bill 1.30 Whiting, David 197 Whiting, Wendy 66 Whitson, Philip 106 Whitson, Richard 217 Wichelhaus, Rhonda 66 Wilkinson, Barry 9,159,197 Wilkerson. William 207 William. Ronald 197 Williams. Bart 79 Williams. Bret 79 Williams. Brian 38..54.99.136.163 Williams. David Williams. Frank 217 Williams. Gabriela 79.98 Williams. James 79.112 Williams. Rodger 207 Williams. Sherry 147.161 Williams, Tammie 79 Williams. Terry 79 Willis. Cherie 141.197 Wilson. Cathy 66.142 Wilson, Janet 137 Wilson, Scott 54,99,107 Wilson, Timothy 207 Wing, Malcolm 54 Winkler, Ildiko 66.174 Woernell. Raymond 217 Wolf. Mark 79.109 Wolf, Michael 66 Wong, Alice 66 Wong, Charles 79,103,162 Wong, Cynthia 141,217 Wong, David 114,217 Wong, David 99,207 Wong, Debbie 9,25,54,101,110, 117,134,136,161,168,169,183 Wong, Dick 197 Wong, Donna 66 Wong, Gladys 79,98,99,102.103 Wong, Joe Wong, Susie 79 Wong, Theodore 208,217 Wong, Timothy 102,207 Woo, Mark 207 Woodward, John 54 Woolums, Lisa 197 Wright, Celeste 141,217 Wuchter, Matt 197 Wuchter, Yvonne 79,102,103 Wyndle, Loxi 9,54,98,110,116, 134,136,168 Y Yamamoto, Cheryl 53,55,108,139 Yan, Lily 102,104,207 Yanaga, Barron 115,140 Yanez, Paul 55 Yang, Samuel 66 Yapelli, Ty 66 Ybarra, Guadalupe 79 Ybarra, Maria 55,136 Yeaton, Helen 229 Yee, Tom 197 Yeh, Berng 66,126 Yeh, Bing 170,197 Yeo, Garrett 126,197 Yeo, Lewis 66.122,158 Yeo, Luis York, Cindy 141,207 York, Darrell 55 York, Donald 126,197 Young, Alice 90 Young, David 66 Young, Delwyn 113,207 Young, Jeffrey 79,101,147 Young, Jonathan 197 Young, Randy 66,114 Yslas, Steven 98,99 Yslas, Timothy 66 Yu, Che 79 Yu, Dennie 66 Yzabal, Sandra 207 Zambrano, James 79,146 Zamora, Linda 197 Zappey, Charlene Zarta, Juan 217 Zarta. Louis Zavala. Diane 197 Zavala. Steve 66 Zedalis, Cynthia 17.55,98, 100,101,104.110.136,177 Zeugin. Patti 104.141,207 Ziegler, Tina 217 Zois, Patrick 55,122,165,169 Zuzow, Rosemarie 197 Zuzow, Rudo lph 79 Zwerlein, Frank 109,197 248 Index r S- ' iy ' )- . ■■j V A . n foAl of LOK: ana A I 0