Escalon Union High School - El Escalon Yearbook (Escalon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

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East Union was also a feared opponent and their victory was a big setback for the Cougar spirit, which rallied to defeat the Hughson Huskies at our homecoming game. Coach Loureiro did state that next year's Cougars looked promising. 2 Diana Addington Donna Addington Bob Allen Linda Arauza Sherri Bartolomei Craig Beck Rob Behrens 18 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRESHMEN Ron RocNa(l) looks bewildered as Hughson tackles tailback Jerry Bartelink. Escalon defenders Charles Mankiller and Jerry Fuller (2) bring down Oakdale's runningback. Jerry Bartelink (3) tries to outrun an Oakdale defender. Bob Franceschetti (4) turns the corner for the Cougars as he heads toward the endzone. Toni Bell Pella Biasca Tom Blanco Robm Bradford Jennifer Breeley Pat Briggs Steve Brodie FRESHMEN VARSITY F00TBALL 19 Thom Brumley Nancy Burroughs Mano Caballero Robert Cabral Tony Camaro Janey Casey Anna Cline Judy Cline Rosie Cordeiro Maria Correia Oanny Costa Manuel Costa Coach Bob Loureiro (1) shows signs of relief. Mike Hawkins (2) jumps for the interception against Oakdale. 1977 Varsity Football Team (3): TOP ROW: Jerry Bartelink, Corey Haskin, Stan Xavier, Brian Ney, Mike Hawkins, Phil Westall, Charles Mankiller, Brian Hill, Tom Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Rick Stice. Tim Dugan, Eric Hoek, Les Lowe, Kelly Selby, Steve Brown, Ron Hoover, Jeff Garvey, Curt Paulus. THIRD ROW: Manager Ken Gable, Bob Franceschetti, Ron Rocha, Chris Headrick. Paul Porter, Jerry Fuller, Martin Adrian, Pete Applequist, Dave Hanlon, Coach Bob Loureiro. BOTTOM ROW: Louie LaRossa, Mike Reichmuth, Perry York, John Casey, Myron Strasser, Chris Klessens, Matt Sutter, Dan Norton, Bill Bonney. 20 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRESHMEN I Crutches Become Standard Equipment Injuries held back this year's dominant offensive players Bob Franceschetti, who, along with Matt Sutter, was on crutches for two weeks. John Casey also had hip trouble but was soon playing again. Cougar varsity standouts were guard and linebacker John Casey, guard and linebacker Chris Klessens, middle guard Jerry Fuller, fullback Matt Sutter, quarterback Bob Franceschetti, and tailback Jerry Bartelink. Franceschetti and Bartelink in particular were an excellent team at completing a pass. In spite of long hours of practice, the teammates were unable to defeat their tough TVL opponents such as Linden and Riverbank, although Hughson was defeated at our Homecoming game. Sometimes it takes more than one man (4) to get Cougar Kelly Selby down. Chris Headricks and Chris Klessens (5) fight for the loose fumble FRESHMEN VARSITY F00TBALL 21 Knock Out Rallies Raise 77 Spirit Stand-out rallies were the trademark of the 1977 Pep Squad, led by a new advisor, Mrs. Christine Crain. The 50's rally featuring Fonzie, Richard Cunningham, Laverne, and Shirley was a sensation, backed up by unique public address announcements and male cheerleaders. Students participated by dressing in the 50's style. The squad also created several new events for the students to get involved in such as the spirit flag, spirit plaque, and 50's week. In addition, they sold spirit ribbons for home games, and spirit socks. Mrs. Crain felt really thrilled to work with this outstanding squad. Varsity Yell Leaders (1): TOP ROW: Shirley Blanco. SECOND ROW: Joan Lopes, Sue Bohannon, Trish Magnuson. BOTTOM ROW: Sharilyn Johnson. Songleaders (2): Kathie Rigg, Susan Judson, Caroline Vander Werff, Laurie Levin, Belinda Leinfelder, Donna Langum. 1 2 22 RALLY SQUAD FRESHMEN Terri Sullivan and Dennis Gilmore (4) demonstrate the 50's dances at the Sock Hop. Cosmos (5): Karen Gentry and Rhonda Rose. Junior Varsity Yell Leaders (6): TOP ROW: Janesse Sadler. SECOND ROW: Stacie Rocha, Cherie Rocha. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Olson. A stunned Dan Norton (7) watches Linda Gillispie and Mr. Rod Crockett swing at the Sock Hop. Tom Cova Jerry Oalman Junior daSilva Annette Dean David De erman Cindy DeHarven Natalie Denhart Natalia Dutra Corrma Estrada Brad Evitt Marla Faria Mary Faria FRESHMEN RALLY SQUAD 23 Mark Franceschetti (1) tackles Hughson player. Coaches (2) Mike Backovich and Jon Pierce look on with concerned hopes for victory. Cubs (3) rally with spirit before start of game. Fred Finch Neal Focha Shelli Fotheringham Bob Foutch Donna Foutch Carol Franzia Terri Freedman 24 FR0SH-S0PH FOOTBALL FRESH MEN Cubs Hold Their Breath in Close Season The Cubs finished a close season, in which the championship was undecided until the very last game, with a 5-1 league record. Coach Mike Backovich repeatedly said that this was one of the best clubs he had ever coached. The team's success was often due to the efforts of Mark Franceschetti, Dave Giuntoli, Lawrence Mendoza, Neil Hodgson, Henry Bartelink, Brian Greer, and outstanding player Ed Nunes, who gained over a thousand yards, breaking school records. Brian Greer (4) takes a hard tackle from a Hughson player. 1977 Frosh- Soph Football Team (5): TOP ROW: John Christiansen, Gary Vian, Mark Franceschetti, Steve Toy, Dave Meyers. SECOND ROW: Steve Scott, Jeff Kyle,Lawrence Mendoza, Neil Hodgson, Ed Nunes, Fred Finch, Henry Bartelink. THIRD ROW: Roy Silveira, Jessie Bradley, Greg Royce, Mark Sutter, Guy Woodmansee, Ron Bader, Tim Rose. FOURTH ROW: Brent Silva, Gary Focha, Brian Bonney, Alvin Borba, Dave Giuntoli, Tim Klessens, Denny Jones. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Wall, Tom Blanco, Tim Santos, Eric LaBass, Bob Grossi, Dwayne David, Tim Ryan Thom Brumley. Dan Freitas Bob Galloway Larry Garner Kathy Gonzales Victor Gonzales Alice Garbow Chris Gray FRESHMEN FROSH-SOPH F00TBALL 25 V Shari Green Nel Groenveld Dave Hamilton Eddie Han Ken Heghes Matt Hobbs Lenora Hof Mary Hoover Dorothea Hunt Tammy Hysell Debbie Johnson David Jones A Cougar Cub victory (1) brings about excitement and happiness to members of the team. Robert Silva (2) reaches to intercept a pass. Butch Tipps runs for a touchdown (3) covered by Pat Briggs and Gerry Dalman. 26 FROSH FOOTBALL FRESHMEN Cubs Enjoy Great Season The Escalon Freshman Cubs finished the season with an outstanding 6-1 record. The cubs showed an abundance of talent. Mr. Arellano described his team as being small, firey and aggressive, and they're all really willing to learn and to play. Averaging about 3 touchdowns a game, they showed a promising future for the varsity team of 78. Dan Keyser (4) throws a pass to a receiving Cougar. Head Coach, Mr. Arellano (5) and Assistant Coach Mr. Moreno (6) look pleased with their team. 1977 Freshman Football Team. (7) TOP ROW: Mr. Arellano, Neil Focha, Mike Lowry, Ken Hughes, Dan Xavier, Raymond Vaz, David Hamilton, Mr. Moreno. SECOND ROW: Bob Galloway, Greg Wolfe, Kevin Kennedie, Carl Cova, David Jones, Craig Beck, Dan Pinheiro. THIRD ROW: Larry McGuire, Gerry Dalman, Ray Mohr, Mike Mosley, Pat Briggs, Mark Knox, Robert Cabral, John Smith, Mark Villines. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Silva, Gary Langum, Brian Sharp, Butch Tipps, Ben Suniga, Henry Plott, Dan Keyser, Robert Allen, Scott Loureiro. FRESHMEN FROSH F00TBALL 27 Eski Parades Homecoming Spirit The cat showed its claws during Homecoming Week, October 18-22. Monday led the spirit parade with red day, followed by Tuesday's clash, with Wednesday as stomp-'em-day, which led to the funeral and mourning day for the Hughson Huskies on Thursday. Highlights of Friday were an early breakfast in Oakdale for the varsity team and rally squad. Students dressed in purple and gold and participated in the mini-rally at noon. The day's activities concluded with a parade down Main Street. Other noon activities included a licorice eating contest, a series of relay races, a tug-of-war and a toilet paper wrap. The over-all winner of the activities was the Senior class. Miss Escalon (1) Judy Altamirano and Princess Maria Silveira greet crowds. Freshman (2), Sophomore (3), and Senior (4) floats show the Cougars how to defeat the Huskies. 28 HOMECOMING FRESHMEN FRESH MEN HOMECOMING 29 30 HOMECOMING FRESH MEN Caroline Vander Werff Crowned Homecoming Queen Smiling and crying for happiness, Caroline Vander Werff accepted the crown of 1976 Homecoming Queen. Other winners on Homecoming night were the Juniors, who won the float competition. Highlighting the evening was the victory of the Escalon Cougars over the Hughson Huskies 7-6. Students celebrated this triumph by dancing to the sounds of Sunflower. Queen Caroline (1) receives her flowers and football. The Junior float (2) Lick the Huskies, takes a victory round. Caroline (3) is surprised when she is announced as the winning candidate. The Cougars run onto the field (4) ready to kill the Huskies. Janet Lopes (5) 1975 Homecoming Queen, crowns a surprosed Caroline Vander Werff. Queen Candidates (6): Mr. Steve Blanco and Shirley, Mr. Orville Johnson and Sharily, Mr. Richard Leinfelder and Belinda, and Mr. Glen Langum and Donna. FRESHMEN HOMECOMING 31 Band Captures Tough Fourth Place Competing against 47 groups, Eski's Marching Band took fourth place at the Central California Band Review in Merced. Competition was tough in other events as well. In the UOP parade, the band competed against Oregon State bands and local competition. Majorette (1) Andrea Johnson. Marching Band (2): TOP ROW: Janet Myers, Alice Grabow, Lenora Hof, Pennee Bradstreet, Jim Biasca, Sandi Betti, Mike McKay, Gary Gulmon, Steve Scott, Mark Villines. SECOND ROW: Tammy Hysell, Sherry Bartolomei, Jennifer Vest, Wendy Middleton, Terri Kaler, Jeff Kyle, Guy Woodmansee, Brent Silva, Joe Pereira, Tom Seibel. THIRD ROW: JoAnn Brackett, Cindy Bartolomei, Dan Ijams, David Ritchey, Nel Groenveld, Ann Ritchey, Elise Maberto, Tom Roberson, Dave Hanlon. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Nunes, Ben Suniga, Craig Beck, Neal Focha, Mike Lowry. BOTTOM ROW: Andrea Johnson, Becky Eliason, Glenda Tower, Martha Reed, La Donna Prater, Linda Gillispie, Terri Verigin, Beth Maxwell, Renee Longpre. 32 MARCHING BAND FRESHMEN 3 4. 5 Bandfront (3): Becky Eliason, Glenda Tower, Martha Reed, La Donna Prater, Linda Gillispie, Terri Verigin, Beth Maxwell. Drum Major (4) Renee Longpre. Bandfront's Lollipop Routine (5) adds to the spirit of one of Eski's rallies. Marla Pedro Richard Pereira Gale Peterson Dan Pmheiro Henry Plott Charlie Pope Becky Powell FRESHMEN MARCHING BAND 33 Varsity Team (1): Wendy Middleton. Janai Middleton. Rhonda Rose, Renee Cova, Joan Lopes, Elaine Burke. Wendy Middleton (2) reaches for the ball Renee Longpre (3) stretches to receive the ball. 2 OPPONENT VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Won Lost Won Lost Linden 1 4 4 1 Patterson 1 4 4 1 Riverbank 3 3 4 1 Central 4 1 4 0 Hughson 4 0 4 0 Livingston 1 4 4 1 34 VOLLEYBALL FRESHMEN Junior Varsity Captures Championship! The Junior Varsity Girls' Volleyball Team earned the title of TVL Champions for the second year in a row. The JV team outscored their opponents 2 to 1. The outstanding girls in the team were: Most Valuable- Moya Amerine, Most Improved— Janet Palmer, Most Inspirational—Lynne Reichmuth. The Varsity Girls' Volleyball Team placed fourth in the league. Their total score was only 5 less than their first place opponent. Outstanding players were: Most Valuable -Joan Lopes, Most Improved-Rhoda Rose, Most Inspirational- Renee Cova. Junior Varsity Team (4): TOP ROW: Linda Rampoldi, Moya Amerine, Janet Palmer, Carolyn Mathias, Debbie Villierme SECOND ROW: Gina Sequeira, Lynne Reichmuth BOTTOM ROW: Renee Longpre. Janet Palmer (5) goes for a spike. Lynne Reichmuth and Moya Amerine (6) are ready to return the ball. Anne Ritchey Kathy Rivera Laureen Rocha Chris Rodenburg Ronnie Rueda Deborah Sanchez Lori Sanford FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL 35 Dan Norton (1) was crowned King Turkey at the Turkey Stomp sponsored by Eski's Rally Squad. Prior to the football rally, team members (2) practice one more time. TOP ROW: Jeff Kyle, Bill Bonney, Matt Sutter, and Myron Strasser. BOTTOM ROW: Ron Hoover, Neil Hodgson, Ron Rocha, Lawrence Mendoza, and Eric Hoek. Elvis, the trained Macaw, (3) takes a cruise in his sporty jeep. Lone Rietveld Theresa Sarber Kim Sauls Mary Schleiss Lloyd Seevers Tom Seibel Bnan Sharp 36 SPECIAL EVENTS FRESHMEN mum Entertainment Highlights Eski's School Year Entertainment assemblies, such as Bill Elkin and his beautifully colored Macaw birds which performed a variety of tricks, highlighted Eski's school year. Other assemblies included vocal singer Raymond Soares, Cartoonist Bob Wood, and the return of the very popular hypnotist. Jack Lythgoe. In addition, the Rally squad presented a Turkey Stomp in which Dan Norton was named King Turkey. Special basketball rallies also highlighted the winter sports season. Bill Elkin (4) encourages Elvis to take a few more steps. Pierre munches on his stand IS) as Elvis rides his bicycle to Bill. One Macaw concentrates on his next trick (6) while his partner watches. b Joyce Silva Robert Silva Darlene Silvei ra Maria Silveira PhyMis Silveira Anita Smith Shelley Smith SPECIAL EVENTS FRESH MEN 37 Student Council Revives Former Activities Elisabeth Jones provided leadership for the 1976-77 Student Council. Under the guidance of the Student Council, Elisabeth, Sandra Betti, and Caroline Colvard participated in mock trials in the Juvenile Jury program in Manteca. Elisabeth, with the help of the other Council members, worked on constitution revisions and a change in the dress code, allowing mustaches on a temporary basis. Elisabeth revived some previous activities such as the Straw Poll, Kangaroo Court, and a convention, which were enjoyed by the entire Student body. DSBA Nadine Palmer and Student Body Secretary Caroline Colvard (1) type agenda for the next meeting. Student Body Officers Nadine Palmer, Caroline Colvard, Liz Jones, Mike Reichmuth, and Linda Gillispie (2) discuss money raising activities. 3. Student Council. TOP ROW: Moya Amerine, Loretta Borba, Shar Johnson, Linda Gillispie, Shirley Blanco, Caroline Vander Werff, Mike Reichmuth, Chris Klessens, Eric Hoek. SECOND ROW: Carol Morrell, Caroline Colvard, Liz Jones, Joanne Rampoldi, Nadine Palmer, Scott Mitchell. BOTTOM ROW: Danny Keyser, Jan Betcher, Lynn Silva, Glenda Tower, Claudia Cabral, John Casey, Brian Bonney. Linda Gillispie (4) balances Eski's checkbook. 5. CSF. TOP ROW: Gary Barton, Beth Maxwell, Martha Reed, James Blasingame, Richard Myers. SECOND ROW: Dan Ijams, Mary Bavaro, Tammy Edwards, Andrea Johnson, Liz Jones. THIRD ROW: Cindy Bartolomei, Barb Headrick, Moya Amerine, Carol Morrell, Mike Me Kay. BOTTOM ROW: Julia Green, Maria Caballero, Dan Galloway, Brian Bonney, Arlene Heard. 38 STUDENT COUNCIL FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCIL FRESHMEN 39 Class Officers Spearhead Fund Raising For their first fund raising project, the Freshman Class sold football programs. To add to their savings, the Sophomore Class sold pom- pons and spirit buttons. Matching the Sophomore Class in spirit, the Juniors sponsored the homecoming dance and the Junior-Senior Prom. The Seniors worked hard in the snackbar and sold candy canes for Disneyland. Senior Class Officers (1) Martin Adrian, Loretta Borba, Eric Hoek, Belinda Leinfelder, Matt Sutter Sophomore Class Officers (2) Brian Bonney, Debbie Villierme, Kevin Gentry, Moya Amerine, Mark Franceschetti. Raymond Vaz Jennifer Vest Frank Victoria Tony Victoria Chris Villierme Mark Villmes Suzanne Vrh Allen Warren 40 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN Vince Benavidez helps Mrs. Reynolds (3) get lunches ready in the snackbar. Freshman Class Officers (4) Danny Keyser, Sheri Bartolomei, Linda Rampoldi, Natalie Denhart, Debbie Johnson. Junior Class Officers (5) Wendy Cannon, Lynn Silva, Scott Mitchell, Joe Pereira. (Not present: Kim Peterson) Steven Warner Sandra Whitlock Greg Wolfe Oanny Xavier Lupe Barrera Geraldine Green Curt Ladiges Mana Pacheco CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN 41 Sandi Betti and Beth Maxwell (1) compare French to German as part of Sandi's French studies. Dorthy Hunt, Annette Dean and Robbie Behrens (2) look at the world at a new angle with the help of Alice Grabow and Mr Nicholas. Kevin Gentry and Alice Grabow (3) use the library facilities in their M.G.M. Studies. James Blasingame (4) studys math with the help of Mrs. Crisler. Mr. Peter Arellano: Drivers Ed. Mr Michael Backovich: Math, Boys' P.E. Miss Pam Barlett: Girls' P.E. Mrs. Louise Bass: Business Ed. 42 FACULTY MGM MGM Students Explore New Areas The MGM program allows students with higher mental abilities to explore areas outside the regular course offerings. Under the supervision of Mr. Nicholas, Robbie Behrens, Alice Grabow, Dorethea Hunt and Annette Dean studied academic skills in a class which is required before going on to another class in the MGM program. Five students from the program studied in correspondence with U.C. Berkeley. Sandi Betti learned French and Richard Myers studied world history. Kevin Gentry and Brian Hill explored business law, while Mary Vilen studied trigonometry. Beth Maxwell learned speedwriting and correspondence with help from Mrs. Brayton and James Blasingame was in advanced math with Mrs. Crisler. Gary Barton studied trigonometry and analylic geometry at MJC. 4 Mrs. Phyllis Brayton: Business Ed. Miss Joan Cinquini: German, English Mr. Dick Clark: Math, Science Miss Patricia Coslet: Choir, History Psych Soc. FACULTY MGM 43 Mrs. Bass (1) helps students Susan Hodgson and Joanne Soares in accounting. John Cammarata, Dale Dalman, Paul Nicholson, and John Casey (2) work on an engine in auto shop. Louie LaRossa and Mike Reichmuth (3) take a look at the plants they are growing in the greenhouse. In agricultural machinery maintenance, (4) Wade Norris, Manuel Pires, and Randy Paddack show Mr. Kroon how easily the tractor starts. During out-work experience at Central Bank, (5)Pam Cortese and Janis Martin, help Denise Hunt and Kathy Dismukes fill out forms. Students Progress in ROP The Regional Occupation Program consisted of Mr. Hawkins' six two hour out-work classes and five two hour courses held here at Escalon High. In simulated office and bookkeeping, girls were prepared for secretarial jobs. In agricultural machinery maintenance and automobile smog control, the boys were trained to repair machinery and automobile engines. Greenhouse students learned plant care and gained skills in landscaping. Mrs. Chris Crain: Economics, Consumer Math Mrs. Martha Crisler: Mathematics Mr. Rod Crockett: Counselor, Health Ed. Mr. Gino Farinelli: Agriculture 44 FACULTY ROP FACULTY ROP 45 Science teacher Mr. Wilson (1) shows Les Lowe how to mix chemicals. Mr. Farinelli (2) demonstrates agricultural bookkeeping to Sue Kramer and Henry Bartelink. Art teacher Mr. Shurtz (3) evaluates Lloyd Seever's art project. Shop Classes Offer Variety New equipment and new course offerings gave variety to our non-academic classes. Mrs. Silva offered home designing, crisis cooking, and international cooking II with the new microwave oven. With their new sander, Mr. Nelson's students made buffets, small clocks, and coffee tables. Mr. Shurtz had some special acrylic projects and some new large fiber projects in his art classes. Mr. Farinelli offered forestry, park management, conservation of wildlife, and natural resources. Ag students planted 20 acres of oats and raised steers and sheep for the county fair and Junior Cow Palace. Thanksgiving projects (4) include pumpkin pie making by Mrs. Silva, Donna Foutch, Becky Koch, and Kim Sauls. Shop projects (5) include making desks and buffets. Danny Tillema works on his desk project watched by Mr. Nelson, Cliff Heard, and Steve Judson. 5 Mr. Tom Lucas: Handicapped Ed Mr. Martin Moreno: Spanish, ESL Mr. John Morrell: Coord. Spec. Ed Mr. Ed Mulvihill: English, Drama FACULTY SHOPS 47 Mr. Bachovich (1) shows Henry Plott an article from the Escalon Times. Mr. Mulvihill (2) tells Bruce Degerman to get to work. Mr. Crocket (3) counsels Kathy Dismukes and Denise Hunt. Miss Coslet, Tammy Edwards, Rochelle Rocha and Suzanne Vrh (4) get ready for the annual Christmas Concert. m Mr. Perry Nelson: Wood, Crafts Mrs. Frances Riddle: Reading, English Mr. Art Sanguinetti: Civics, U.S. History Mr. Ron Schedler: Auto Mr. Ron Shurtz: Art, Crafts Mrs. Eileen Silva: Housing, Foods Mr. Peter Van Elderen: Speech, English Mr. Bill Wilson: Chemistry, Biology Mr. Art Zuber: General Business, Typing 48 FACULTY RETIREMENT A After ten years of service at Escalon High, Mrs. Headrick retired this year. Mrs. Headrick was born in Clay County, Nebraska, where she attended Edgar High School. She also lived i Michigan and Tennessee, but since 1946 she has lived i California. She attended Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, but graduated from Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing. Before teaching at Escalon High, she was a registered nurse for 20 years and was in the Army Nursing Corps in World War II. In 1941 she was married and has two very successful sons. One is a school teacher and the other a medical records administrator. After obtaining her teaching credential at Stanislaus State College in Turlock, she taught English at the general and college levels and was a counselor here at Escalon High. High school secretaries (1) Jean Beggs and Marlene Mostowski. Principal Hugh McKay and Vice-Principal Owen Nicholas (2) discuss Les Price's academic future. ROP Co- ordinator and work experience administrator (3) Mr. John Hawkins and secretary Mrs. Iva Conrad. District Administrators (4) Mr. John Mostowski, Dr. Jim Pritchard, and Mr. Jake Klessens. District secretaries (5) Sigrid Simmonds, Marian Rogers, and Carol Woods. 50 ADMINISTRATION From 7 to 6 With Success The district and high school administration has successfully guided the transition from the old seven period schedule to the new six periods with a minimum of confusion. Office and district secretaries handled the heavy paperwork with few complaints. Mr. Hawkins, with the help of Mrs. Conrad, has run the Career Center efficiently, including arranging for guest speakers to help the students unsure of their careers make decisions more easily. In addition, Mr. Hawkins has coordinated work experience students at the high school and the district-wide Career Ed. program. ADMINISTRATION 51 Cougars Struggle For Top The Varsity Basketball team got off to a good start beating Hilmar and Ripon to extend the school's winning streak to 30 consecutive wins. The team lacked consistency on offense but made up for it with hustle and desire. The Cougars played well under pressure and won a majority of close games including a two point win over Ripon, Denair, and Linden and a one point win over Central Catholic. Captain Ron Hoover led the team in rebounds and made All Tournament at East Union. Captain Vince Sand also led the team in scoring and was a great outside shooter. Matt Sutter was Eski's defense specialist. The good driver, passer, and outside shooter Bob Franceschetti came to the assistance of the team after a football injury. l Larry Agostini Kevin Ahart Alfonso Alves Moya Amerine Anna Augusto Curtis Avara Ron Bader 54 VARSITV BASKETBALL SOPHOMORES Brian Ney (1) goes up for a lay up, while the other players watch. Ron Wayman (2) jumps up to make a basket. Varsity Basketball Team (3) TOP ROW Matt Sutter, Brian Ney, Vince Sand, Chris Headrick, Ron Hoover, Gary Barton SECOND ROW. Mark Sand, Don Hoover, Stan Xavier. BOTTOM ROW Ron Wayman, Bob Franceschetti, Mike Hawkins. Ron Hoover (4) sets it up for a good basket. Chris Headrick (5) tries his hardest at the jump ball Henry Bartelmk Gail Beck Donna Benge Michael Benge Bill Bianchi Craig Birk James Blasingame VARSITY BASKETBALL SOPHO MORE 55 Eski eager (1) grabs for the ball but other players are too late Richard Meyers (2) goes for two points surrounded by the opposition. Frosh- Soph Basketball Team. TOP ROW: Coach Mike Bachovich, Craig Birk, Kevin Gentry, Richard Meyers, Tim Ryan, Jeff Wright, Tom Edwards. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Payne, Louie Torres, Tim Dugo, Mark Franceschetti, Jesse Bradley, Brian Greer. Wade Bliss Brian Bonney Alvin Borba Clarence Borba JoAnn Brackett Alvin Bradford Jesse Bradley 56 FR0SH-S0PH BASKETBALL SOPHOMORES Frosh-Soph Triples Total Jeff Wright (4) jumps for two more points against Patterson. Kevin Gentry (5) breaks through Patterson's defense for an easy score. The 1977 Frosh-Soph season saw a number of wins that was the triple of last year's total. The starting five were Mark Franceschetti and Louie Torres, guards, Kevin Gentry and Richard Meyers forwards, and Jeff Wright center. Captains for the entire season were Mark Franceschetti and Louie Torres. Coach Bachovich remarked that Gentry had an average of 14.2 points a game while Franceschetti earned an average of 12.9 and Wright 11.4 points a game. Coach Mike Bachovich stated that Richard Meyers was his best defensive player, while Torres improved over the whole year. Off bench players Tom Edwards and Jesse Bradley did a great backup job on the court. Lon Bryant Tim Burch RKk Burkett Danny Burroughs Paul Butler Mana Caballero Diane Cabrera FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL SOPHOMORES 57 Go For It, Cubs! The team of 1980 showed talent and poise along with aggression during their first basketball season. Coach Nelson commented on how pleased he was with this year's team's ability. Outstanding names mentioned were: Keyset Sharp, Finch, Plott, Hamilton, and Mosley. Team work and determination were the major strong points for the Eski Cubs. Dave Hamilton (1) puts one through for a scoring two. Freshman Basketball Team (2): Brian Sharp, Henry Plott, Bob Allen, Mike Mosley, Fred Finch, Dave Hamilton, Ronnie Rueda, Wes Van Vuren, Mark Villines, Dan Keyser, Coach Perry Nelson. Mike Mosley (3) struggles for the rebound. Brian Sharp (4) fights through Patterson's defense for a quick lay-up. Fred Finch(5) tries an outside shot against the Patterson Tigers. Dave Hamilton (6) jumps high to gain control of the ball. Joe Camara Jorge Camarena Julie Cannon Dave Chamberlain LesLee Chamberlain Dan Chasteen John Christiansen 58 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN BASKETBALL S0PH0M0RES 59 Eski Spirit Is Sky High Basketball Pep Squad (1) stands for Alma-Mater. Varsity Yell leaders (2) shows the style that makes the crowd go wild. Block E. (3) TOP ROW: Phillip Westall, Gary Thornhill, Steve Drewery, Mark Packer, Rick Shaffer, Scott Mitchell, John Gibson, Tim Ryan, Bob Toy, Greg Royce. SECOND ROW: Clay Heard, Gary Focha, Joel King, Tom Hamilton, Dana Martin, Les Lowe, Kevin Olson, Les Price, Tom Blanco, Guy Woodmansee, Blair Hurlock. THIRD ROW: Paul Wall, Dan Tillema, Jeff Winkler, Martin Adrian, Alan Le Bihan, Paul Thompson, John Campa, David Conrad, Eric Hoek, Tim Santos. FOURTH ROW: Henry Bartelink, Neil Hodgson, Lawrence Mendoza, Jeff Kyle, Cliff Heard, Dave Meyers, Tom Robertson, Gary Vian, Steve Agostini, Alvin Bradford, Steve Toy. FIFTH ROW: Tim Klessens, Mark Sutter, Tim Rose, Ron Rocha, Jerry Fuller, Tom Edwards, Mark Franceschetti, Brian Greer, Kevin Gentry, Steve Scott, Brian Franks. BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Garvey, Steve Brown, Myron Strasser, Perry York, Louie Yorres, David Giantoli, Jesse Bradly, Tom Brumley. Basketball action (4) draws an enthusiastic crowd. Pep Squad (5) cheers He s a Cougar. Rally Squad (6) TOP ROW: Trish Magnuson, Stacie Rocha, Laurie Levin. SECOND ROW: Sue Bohannon, Cheri Rocha, Caroline Vander Werff THIRD ROW: Joan Lopes, Debbie Olson, Belinda Leinfelder. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Blanco Janese Sadler, Susan Judson. BOTTOM ROW: Sharilyn Johnson, Rhonda Rose Karen Gentry, Kathy Rigg. 5 Devona Feeback Gary Focha Bill Ford Mar Franceschetti 62 WRESTLING S0PH0 MORES WRESTLING SOPHOMORES 63 Wrestling Picks Up Every Year The wrestling team had an outstanding season considering that it included only two seniors and one junior on the Varsity squad. The pressure on these two boys, Les Price and Bob Toy, included injuries, which they both overcame. Five of the ten wrestlers were Freshmen with the other 5 Sophomores. If the Freshmen and Sophomores stay with the squad, they will have some outstanding seasons in the future. Wrestling Team (l) TOP ROW: Coach Martin J. Moreno, David Garcia, Neil Hodgson, Eric LaBass, Leslie Price, Tom Blanco, Coach Martin G. Moreno. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Mendoza, Joel King, Bob Toy, Charlie Pope, Gary Focha, Tim Santos. BOTTOM ROW: Rick Shaffer, John Smith, Rick Mascaderi, Blair Hurlock, Neal Focha, Clay Heard.Senior Donna Pope(2) works as a scorekeeper as she has for the past four years. Seniors Bob Toy and Leslie Price (3) are Escalon's most valuable wrestlers. Wrestling Scorekeepers (4) Shari Payne, Jeanne Saulsbury, Julie Hunt, LeeAnn Martin, Donna Pope, Linda Rampoldi, Carol Franzia, Jan Payne. Les Price's (5) form when on the bottom indicates that he will reach the top. Brian Greer Mike Groenveld Gary Gulmon Barb Headrick Clay Heard Gigi Hinkle Neil Hodgson Sophomore Talent Improves Team The most improved Varsity wrestler of this year's team was Sophomore Tim Santos. Tim did an outstanding job, taking the league championship at 127 lbs. OtheK Sophomore wrestlers, Rick Shaffer and Neil Hodgson, also did a fine job during the season. Freshman Tom Blanco was the most improved overall wrestler. Starting on third string, Tom moved to the J.V. squad and on to the Varsity, where he began to win over fifty per cent of his matches. John Smith, a Freshman, was also a member of the Varsity squad. John Smith (1) tries a figure four for some quick points. Gary Focha (2) attempts to avoid losing his match. Les Price (3) attempts a stronghold on opponent. Tom Blanco (4) struggles free from a scoring position. Neil Focha (5) shows he's in full control of his opponent. Jon Hollaway Dennis Hunt Julie Hunt Blair Hurlock Dan Ijams Rathana Iv Rathany Iv 64 WRESTLING S0PH0M0RES WRESTLING SOPHOMORES 65 66 GIRLS BASKETBALL SOPHOMORES ____________________i_________ Jeff Kyle Renee Longpre Patty Loureiro Jim Lowery Oane Martin Lee Ann Martin Jamta Mayfield Jerold McAlister Cheryl McAnalty Bobbie McGraw Cathy McGregor Mike McKay Girls' Varsity Basketball Team (1) TOP ROW: Shari Davis, Cathy Postma, Joan Lopes, Coach Mary Panero. BOTTOM ROW: Dee Ann Paladichuk, Connie Hoover, Janai Middleton, Wendy Middleton, Elaine Burke, Karen Gentry Wendy Middleton (2) steps up to make a basket. Janai Middleton (3) gets off a shot for two points. Girls Come On Strong Even though this is only the second year for girls' basketball, the enthusiasm of both teams was unsurpassed. Team coach Mary Panero said that both the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams were very strong. She also said that the Varsity team had much talent and could have gone far with a little more experience. Joan Lopes was the most outstanding player on the Varsity team and averaged 20 points per game. There were only three seniors on the team, so next year's Varsity should be outstanding. The Junior Varsity team was very strong and almost all will be moving up to form a powerhouse Varsity next year. They attended several tournaments which helped to improve their ability. Debbie Pearce (4) out jumps opponent to gain control of the ball. Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team (5). TOP ROW: Debbie Villierme, Tammy Davis, Debbie Pearce, Moya Amerine, Maria Silveira, Coach Mary Panero. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Morrell, Lynne Reichmuth, Lori Bryant, Laureen Rocha, Mary Morrell. Debbie Villierme (6) reaches out to retrieve the ball off the backboards. 6 FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Opponent Escalon's Opponent's Score Score 0 E. Union 27 19 Hilmar 0 7 Linden 18 28 Livingston 8 33 Patterson 0 14 Los Banos 8 16 Hughson 12 27 Riverbank 15 8 Oakdale 24 VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent Escalon's Opponent's Score Score 14 E. Union 50 0 Hilmar 13 7 Livingston 21 7 Linden 21 7 Paterson 21 6 Los Banos 35 7 Hughson 6 0 Riverbank 28 3 Oakdale 13 Laurence Mendoza Dave Meyer Mark Mixon Magdalena Mora Moises Moreno Carol Morrell VARSITY VOLLEYBALL OPPONENT WON LOST Linden 1 4 Patterson 1 4 Riverbank 3 3 Central 4 1 Hughson 4 0 Livingston 1 4 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL OPPONENT WON LOST Linden 4 1 Patterson 4 1 Riverbank 3 1 Central 4 0 Hughson 4 0 Livingston 4 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL Escalon's Opponent Opponent's Score Score 55 Livingston 69 60 Central 53 46 Linden 44 39 Riverbank 56 55 Patterson 67 57 Hughson 66 55 Livingston 66 50 Central 49 69 Linden 58 39 Riverbank 46 63 Patterson 77 89 Hughson 61 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Opponent Escalon's Score Opponent's Score 62 Livingston 36 49 Central 39 43 Linden 29 36 Riverbank 37 41 Patterson 57 55 Hughson 43 42 Livingston 33 46 Central 40 57 Linden 44 54 Riverbank 47 55 Patterson 68 64 Hughson 58 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Opponent Escalon's Opponent's Score Score 40 Livingston 43 24 Central 27 37 Riverbank 30 37 Patterson 30 60 Livingston 39 43 Hughson 55 40 Central 44 58 Riverbank 22 45 Patterson 32 58 Hughson 40 PGIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 5 1 Opponent lion's I Esca Opponent's I Score Score 36 Hughson 28 32 Livingston 48 33 Linden 29 21 Riverbank 27 24 Patterson 35 28 Hughson 31 17 Livingston 29 24 Riverbank 27 19 Patterson 31 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 Escalon's Opponent's Score Score 34 Hughson 36 37 Livingston 39 37 Linden 71 37 Riverbank 27 38 Patterson 41 33 Hughson 39 35 Livingston 55 19 Linden 51 45 Riverbank 39 36 Patterson 55 Score n S WRESTLING Opponent's Score 42 Hilmar 33 25 Edison 34 19 Oakdale 51 15 Tracy 49 28 Linden 40 41 Riverbank 27 26 Patterson 33 26 Hughson 43 • 30 Livingston 27 68 STATISTICS JUNIORS 0 Season Summaries Spring Sports Schedules VARSITY FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT March 5 Gustine March 8 Denair March 11 Gustine March 15 Ripon Christian March 18 Ripon March 22 East Union March 25 Livingston March 29 Central April 1 Linden April 2-6 Ripon Tournaments April 12 Riverbank April 15 Patterson April 20 Downey J.V. April 22 Hughson April 26 Livingston TENNIS SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT March 4 Sonora March 8 Ripon March 10 Sonora March 11 Ripon March 15 Oakdale March 18 Tracy March 22 Edison March 25 Central March 29 Hughson April 1 Patterson April 12 Livingston April 15 Riverband April 19 Central April 22 Hughson April 26 Patterson April 29 Livingston May 3 Riverbank May 7 TVL Singles Tourney May 14 League Tourney DATE OPPONENT March 15 Ripon Christian March 18 Gustine March 22 Gustine March 25 Livingston March 29 Central April 1 Linden April 4-6 Central Tournament April 12 Riverbank April 22 Hughson April 26 Livingston April 29 Central May 3 Linden May 6 Riverbank May 13 Hughson Mariposa im Summerville nt Hughson )Ol TRACK SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT March 3 St. Mary's March 10 Hilmar March 17 Livingston March 24 Patterson March 31 Hughson April 14 Riverbank April 16 T.V.L. Relays April 21 Oakdale April 23 Bret Harte Inv. April 28 Central April 30 Hughson Inv. May 5 Linden May 7 Bret Harte May 11-13 TVL Trials May 18-20 Sub-Section May 24-27 Section June 3-4 State Cheryl Mostowski Charlie Munoz Richard Meyers Connie Norris Eddie Nunes Patty O'Gorman STATISTICS JUNIORS 69 Mark Packer Barb Parnsh Shari Payne Audrey Pedro Mark Pierce Gary Prater Janet Palmer Mark Payne Deborah Pearce Lorraine Pereira Joe Pires Debbie Olson 70 CH0IR SOPHOMORES Choir Presents Talent Review In the cathedral—like gym, with the lights dimmed and the mood silent, the choir performed its annual Christmas concert on December 14. Highlighting soloists were James Barton and Dennis Gillmore. The band played Winter Wonderland and Santa Claus Is Coming to Town for their part in the concert. As their second major activity, the choir, band and stage band performed a musical in April entitled Sounds of the West. It was a show of great variety including segments from Disneyland, the Haight- Ashbury, Westward Pioneer movements and square dancing. Dennis Gillmore topped the musical with a medley of Western songs. Miss Coslet (1) directs the choir in their Christmas performance. Nadine Palmer (2) leads the choir in for their performance. a ft 4 3 5 Concert Choir(3). TOP ROW: Belinda Leinfelder, Hatti Hartkamp, Shari Payne, LaDonna Prater, Linda Gillispie, Martha Reed, Mark Mixon, Leslie Price, Kevin Robertson, Gary Barton, Vince Sand, Curtis Jackson, Randy Avants, David Conrad, Mark Sand, Steve Scott, Jim Barton, Linda Arnett, Lynne Silva, Donna Pope. SECOND ROW: Nadine Palmer, Jenny Dove, Pam Cortese, Sue Bohanan, Renee Williams, Mark Paker, Curt Paulus, Bob Franschestti, Mike Hawkins, Steve Agostini, Debbie Wayman, Karen Adams, Terry Brumley, Debbie Langum, Shirley Hoover, Denise Hunt. THIRD ROW. Stacie Bohanan, Magolina Mora, Shery Freeseha, Wendy Cannon, Dette Knox, Sharilyn Johnson, Rickie Shaffer, Larry Agostini, Mark Franceschetti, Brian Franks, Dennis Gillmore, Tim Santos, Renee Williams, Rhonda Rose, Debbie Olson. BOTTOM ROW: Gigi Hinkle, Rothany Iv, Kathy Rivera, Rathana Iv, Susan Judson, Kathy Rigg, Kathy Dismukes, Jean Soares, JoAnn Soares, Liz Luis, Claudia Cabral, Gina Sequira. Jim Barton (4) solos at Christmas concert. Andy Lowry, Kathy Rivera (5) narrate at concert. CH0IR S0PH0M0RES 71 72 JAZZ BAND SOPHOMORES azz Is On Its Way Escalon's Jazz Band was very busy this year, with the many concerts they have attended. Their first concert was at Redwood Empire Stage Band Festival where they placed first in their division. At the California Music Education Association Jazz Festival they were rated Excellent ' Another concert they attended was the Columbia Jr. College Jazz Festival, where the band received an outstanding and graduating senior Pennee Bradstreet was named outstanding tenor sax. Eddie Nunes (1) practices playing his drums for a concert. Mr. Loeffler (2) directs the band. Penny Bradstreet (3) and Sandy Betti play The Way We Were in concert at Eski High. Jazz Band (4). TOP ROW: Eddie Nunes, LaDonna Prater, Jeff Kyle, Joe Pereira, Dave Hanlon, Brent Silva, Mr. Clark, Mr Loeffler. SECOND ROW: Sandy Betti, Jim Biasca, Ron Hazenburg. BOTTOM ROW: Joanne Brackett, Tammy Hysell, Renee Longpre, Pennee Bradstreet, Terri Verigin, Becky Eliason, Gary Gulmon, Tom Roberson. Band Council (5) TOP ROW: Pennee Bradstreet, Sandi Betti. SECOND ROW: Glenda Tower, Linda Gillispie. BOTTOM ROW: Renee Longpre, Cindy Bartolomei. Saxophone players (6) play as the other Jazz Band members accompany them in the concert. JAZZ BAND SOPHOMORES 73 David Nadine Reign at Dance Senior candidates David Owens and Nadine Palmer were crowned Snow King and Queen at the 1976 Christmas Dance. The theme of the dance was Crimson Velvet Memories. Other candidates for Snow King and Queen were: Juniors- Mark Sand and Jeanne Soares; Sophomores- Neal Hodgson and Janesse Sadler; Freshmen- Ben Suniga and Sherri Bartolomei. Eski High's annual Christmas dance was held on Saturday, December 18. The Girl's League sponsored the dance, at which students and their guests danced to the music of Crayola 48. Myron Strasser (1) and JoAnn Rampoldi dance by the Christmas tree. David Owens (2) and Nadine Palmer are named Snow King and Queen. Students (3) and guests dance to the music of Crayola 48. 74 GIRLS' LEAGUE SOPHOMORES Music (4) fills Eski's gym as students and guests dance. Snow King and Queen Candidates (5): Mark Sand, Jeanne Soares, Janesse Sadler, Neal Hodgson, Sherri Bartolomei, Ben Suniga. Girls' League (6). TOP ROW: Advisor Mrs. Headrick, Arlene Heard, Shanna Gladney, Loretta Borba, Elizabeth Luis, Denise Hunt, Sherry Freeseha. SECOND ROW: Jan Payne, DeeAnna Kennedie, Shirley Blanco, Laurie Levin, Belinda Leinfelder, Kathie Rigg. BOTTOM ROW: Nadine Palmer, Donna Pope, JoAnn Rampoldi, LaDonna Prater, Karen Baggett. Maria Silveira Roy Silveira Kim Sims Donna Sbce Mike Stickley Jolmda Stuyl Nelly Stuyt Marie Sutter Steve Toy Louie Torres Tina Turley Rosemarie Turner GIRLS' LEAGUE S0PH0M0RES 75 ______I___________________ VICA (1): TOP ROW: Ricky Wild, Joel King, Bob Grossi, Gary Focha. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Benge, Don Birk, John Campa, Ginny Dove, Don Urquhart, Joe Freitas, Brian Love, Jim Santos, Andy Lowry, Mr. Schedler. Ginny Dove (2) shows Andy Lowry how much she appreciates his assistance. Mr. Schedler (3), VICA advisor, shows one of the cars the club rebuilt. VICA Officers (4) Gary Focha, Joel King, Jim Santos, Brian Love, and Ginny Dove. Jim Santos and Brian Love (5) show how they handle cars that won't work. Adrian Vander WerfT Gary Vian Donna Vigil Debbie Villierme Paul Wall Jackie Welch Alice White 76 VICA SOPHOMORES VICA Starts Off With a Bang VICA stands for Vocational Initiative and Club Achievement. Students in the club work together towards an understanding of the functions and dignity of labor. Club members are mostly involved with cars. During the year, Vica has visited an automotive machine shop, a car agency, an automotive parts warehouse and A A Auto Wreckers. The club members have held a car wash and wax and have sold items at a flea market. The money raised was spent on the VICA cars, which the members and Mr. Schedler worked on faithfully and planned to resell. The club social outings included a bowling match and pizza and swimming party in Modesto as a reward for a year of hard work and fun. This progressive club is one Escalon High will be hearing a lot about in the future. SOPHOMORES VICA 77 Martha Klessens (1) peeks through one of her many OH projects. Wade Norris (2) tightens the bolt on his mechanics project. Janet Palmer(3) shows off her beef project. FFA Officers (4): Belinda Leinfelder, Steve Brown, Ansally Stuyt, Kevin Olson, Perry York, Rex Williams, Terry Brumley, Myron Strasser. Perry York (5) observes one of his many crops projects. Future Farmers of America (6). TOP ROW: Ray Mohr, Alvin Borba, Martha Klessens, Bobbie McGraw, Ginny Dove, Joe Schleiss, Robert Cabral, Bill Bianchi, Jason Traphagan, Randy Avants, Tom Cova, Tom Hamilton. SECOND ROW. Dan Xavier, David Degerman, Cherie McGraw, Lynn Reichmuth, Debbie Villierme, Laurence Mendoza, Larry McGuire, Tom Blanco, Greg Wolfe, Allen Warren, Robert Silva. THIRD ROW: Thom Brumley, Mark Villines, Wes Vanvuren, Janet Palmer, Candy Morrow. Karen Adams Matilda Alves Linda Arnett Cindy Bartolomei Cindy Basden Franco Bavaro Mary Bavaro 80 FFA JUNI0RS FFA Plows Through Busy Year 1977 was a busy year for the Escalon Chapter F.F.A. Activities started in October with the Walnut Harvest November saw the annual Greenhand Initiation where 28 new members were initiated. A get- acquainted banquet was also held for parents and members. The F.F.A. also competed in a variety of contests. In the Best Informed Chapter contest, they won first in the section. Escalon sent two teams to the Sectional Parly Pro contest, which placed first in the novice class and second in the advanced. Later the novice team competed in the Regional Parly Pro contest. The year was also filled with many judging contests and project competitions. Ansally Stuyt, Sue Kramer, Nelly Stuyt, Jean Saulsbury, Pat Briggs. FOURTH ROW: John Smith, Chuck Wolaver, Bruce Degerman, Dee Feeback, Rita Crayton, Laurie Rietveld, Jolinda Stuyt, Debbie Grover, Kevin Kennedie FIFTH ROW: Wade Norris, Steve Bates, Tim Klessens, Stan Jones, Mike Kennedie, Dan Pinheiro, Dan Freitas, Tony Camara, Bobby Grossi. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Brown, Kevin Olson, Terry Brumley, Perry York, Myron Strasser, Rex Williams, Belinda Leinfelder, Mr. Farinelli, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Kroon. FFA JUNIORS 81 Defense Is Key To Winning Season The 1977 baseball season opened with outstanding pitching by Vince Sand. Coach Bob Loureiro commented that he was very pleased with the good defensive strength of the team. He felt the team would have a good but tough season and would be out to win against Linden and Livingston. Leading team members were Vince Sand, Bob Franceschetti, and hitter Chuck Mankiller. Vince Sand (1) practices his outstanding pitching. Varsity Baseball Team. (2) TOP ROW: Mark Sand, Vince Sand, Kelly Selby, Jeff Wright, John Casey, Chuck Mankiller, Paul Porter, Coach Louriero. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Hawkins, Mark Franceschetti, Kevin Olson, John Campa, Stan Xavier, Bob Franceschetti, Randy Williamson. Linda Borba Terry Brumley Elaine Burke Michaelyn Butler Richard Byrd Claudia Cabral Nancy Cabrera 82 BASE BALL JUNIORS Frosh-Soph Baseball Team. (3) TOP ROW: Coach Paladichuck, Larry Agostini, Kevin Gentry, Fred Finch, Mike Mosely, Randy Reed, Wes Van Vuren, Ray Vaz. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Franceschetti, Danny Keyser, Ben Suniga, Paul Butler, Tim Dugo, Ralph Briggs, Scott Louriero. Bob Franceschetti (4) jumps for a high ball. “I caught it, exclaims John Casey. (5) BASE BALL JUNIORS 83 Trackers Have Speedy Year Rookies shined along with returning trackers in season '77. The Varsity excelled in events such as pole vaulting, relays, and discus throw. Coach Arellano said he was pleased with a talented Frosh- Soph and was hopeful for the TVL title. Girl members brightened up the track with 15 members winning several events. Carrol Morell, Maria Silveriera, and Renee Longpre (1) Practice a 440 relay run. Ed Nuns (2) spins for a hard discus throw. Frosh-Soph and Girls' Track Team. (3) TOP ROW: John Christiansen, Steve Toy, Dave Giuntoli, Gus Campa, Rich Myers, Tim Ryan, Mark Sutter, Brent Silva, Ed Nunes, Thom Brumley, Robert Cabral, Jim Luis. SECOND ROW: Coach Arellano, Craig Birk, Bob Friend, Dave Meyer, Brian Greer, Guy Woodmansee, Moises Moreno, Mark Packer, Steve Judson, Jes Wright, Robert Silva, Coach Pearce. THIRD ROW: Moya Amerine, Bob Galloway, Rick Shafer, Henry Plott, Gary Langum, Rick Mascadri, Dan Galloway, Mark Villines, Jerry Dalman Renee Longpre. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Dick, Kathy Gonzales, Carol Morell, Lori Bryant, Maria Silveria, Deb Pearce, Terri Kaler, Janet Palmer. Dave Meyer. (4) long jumper, leaps through the air and into the pit. Ron Wayman (5) soars high to make 12 feet. Varsity Track Team. (6) TOP ROW: John Gipson, Ron Wayman. SECOND ROW: Coach Arellano, Gordon Rodgers, Dan Tillema, Jerry Fuller, Les Price, Coach Pearce. BOTTOM ROW: Chilo Mora, Don Birk. John Gibby (7) speeds through for a winning time. Steve Dugo Tammy Edwards Dwayne Ellis Gilbert Freitas Jerry Fuller Tina Gable Karen Gentry 7 TRACK JUNIORS 85 Tennis Swings Into Action Hopes were high for Eski's swinging Tennis Team. A young team, the Cougars consisted mainly of Sophomores, but Coach Steve French expected them to improve as the season progressed. Outstanding single players were Junior Steve Drewrey, Sophomores Tom Edwards and Dennis Hunt, and Freshman Brian Sharp. Top doubles combinations were Paul Wall and Gary Vian, and Tim Klessens and Alvin Bradford. The season swung off to a smashing start with the Cougars' defeat of Ripon, 4-1, behind the strong doubles play of Wall and Vian. Later in the season the team came through with another defeat of Ripon, 4-1. Tom Edwards (1) saves the ball from an outside shot. Tennis Team. (2) TOP ROW: Louie Torres, Steve Drewrey, Coach French, Tom Edwards, Greg Dean. BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Hunt, Gary Vian, Dan Ijams, Alvin Bradford, Paul Wall. (y -3f7 v — 0 2 John Gipson Jorge Gonzales Julia Green Deborah Grover Gary Gunkel Tom Hamilton Dave Hanlon 86 TENNIS JUNIORS Coach Steve French (3) shows Dan Ijams and Gary Vian the proper strokes for serving. Greg Dean (4) holds the secret of tennis in his hand Steve Drewrey (5) swings up for his power smash. Doubles team Paul Wall and Dennis Hunt (6) serve and make ready to receive the volly. Kandi Harris Hatty Hartkamp Mike Hawkins Pam Headrick Cliff Heard Dona Hildebrandt Brian Hill JUNIORS TENNIS 87 Golf Team Tees Off Now in its second year, the Eski High golf team has been looking good under the coaching of Mr. Joe Keyser. The team shows much enthusiasm in working hard for perfection. Spring Creek Country Club in Ripon and Oakdale Country Club are the sites for practices each afternoon. Top players Dave Conrad, Kevin Ahart and Perry York show a great future in the sport. Golf Team. (1) TOP ROW: Steve Scott, Coach Keyser, Mike McKay, Eric LaBass. BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Ahart, Dave Conrad, Perry York. With much concentration, Kevin Ahart (2) practices his putting technique. Dave Conrad (3) demonstrates his swinging form. Mr. Keyser (4) explains to Brian Bonny the best position for his club. Steve Scott (5) lines up a shot. Steve Scott (6) demonstrates to Mike McKay how he can hit the ball on the head. Terri Hoff Shirley Hoover Darrell Howard Ladina Jackson Andrea Johnson Stan Jones Joel King 88 G0LF JUNIORS Sluggers Show Girl Power Eski's Girls' Softball Team was composed of several outstanding players according to Coach Pam Barlet. Making winning a little easier was shortstop Joan Lopes an excellent fielder who has a fast throw. Renee Cova at first base and Cathy Postma at third fielded balls quickly to stop opponents. Left fielder, Tammy Davis was an excellent hitter and accurate distance thrower who kept opponents hopping. Pitcher Janie Casey threw balls faster than the blink of an eye and helped Tammy with the hitting. Coach Pam Barlet was proud of her outstanding team, particularly when facing tough opponents like Linden and Livingston. Rhonda Rose (1), cheers the team on as she warms the bench. Joan Lopes (2), shows sliding Renee Cova that no one can steal a base from her. Tammy and Shari Davis (3) show that talent runs in the family as they both await the same ball. Linda Rampoli (4) swings to kill while catcher Shirley Hoover protects herself. Liz Waller and Elaine Burke (5) show teamwork in fielding. Girls' Softball Team. (6) TOP ROW: Shirley Hoover, Joan Lopes, Elaine Burke, Renee Cova, Liz Waller, Rita Crayton, Cathy Postma. SECOND ROW: Janey Casey, Linda Rampoli, Teresa Snider. BOTTOM ROW: Janis Martin, Shari Davis, Tammy Davis, Rhonda Rose. Debbie Lewis Jim Lewis Joan Lopes Brian Love Leslie Lowe Andy Lowry Liz Luis 90 GIRLS' SOFTBALL JUNIORS FHA, CSF Enjoy Activities The Future Homemakers of America held several successful ventures. They held the Valentine Day carnation sale, which came through with blooming profits . They arranged a fashion show featuring girls modeling clothing that they sewed themselves. They have also held several bake sales, such as the one at the Homecoming Parade. Claudia Cabral (1) shows Anthony Pereira her affection through a flower. CSFer's, Brian Bonney, Dan Galloway, Liz Jones, and Mike McKay (2) view Alcatraz. FHA (3) Alice White, Linda Borba, Linda Arnett, Tammy Santini, DeeAnna Kennedie, Nadine Palmer, Jan Payne, Shanna Gladney, Sheryl Wall, Connie Norris, Claudia Cabral, Darlene DeSilva, Susan Wall. CSF (4) TOP ROW: Janis Martin, Jan Betcher, Mike McKay, Jan Payne, Jeff Wright, Julia Green, Tom Brumley, Beth Maxwell, Liz Jones. SECOND ROW: Caroline Mathias, Elise Maberto, Toni Bell, Dan Galloway, Dan Ijams, Carol Morrell, Pam Headricks. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Bavaro, Jeanne Soares, Maria Caballero, Arlene Heard, Brian Bonney, Sheryl Wall Enc Mello Janai Middleton Scott Mitchell Candy Morrow Bryan Ney Richard Nilsson Wade Norris 92 FHA, CSF JUNIORS Joe Nunes Kevin Olson Randy Paddack Marie Pedro Steve Peralta Anthony Pereira Joe Periera FHA, CSF JUNIORS 93 FFA Week Means FUN Throughout National FFA week, February 21-25, class representatives competed against each other in four events. The highlight of the week's activities was Friday's cow milking contest won by Janet Palmer and Lawrence Mendoza. Activities started on Tuesday with the delicious pie eating contest won by Rhonda Rose and Paul Porter. On Wednesday Claudia Cabral and Rex Williams soared to victory in the tricycle race. Thursday Janis Martin and John Casey got a little dirty in winning the slippery greased pig contest. The overall winner of the week's activities was the Junior Class. Kim Peterson Joanne Pickering Manuel Pires Cathy Postma Paul Porter Jeff Rampoldi David Ritchey 94 FFA WEEK JUNIORS Trike race winner Rex Williams (1) tells Claudia Cabral where to speed off to on the tricycle. John Casey (2) trys to be neat during pie eating contest. Candy Morrow and Janis Martin (3) show the pigs who's boss. Jean Beggs (4) trys hard to get a little squirt during the hand milking contest. Janet Palmer (5) waits for the signal to go. The greased pig contest (6) was filled with excitement. FFA Chapter Sweetheart Candidates (7): Candy Morrow, Sue Kramer, Terry Brumley, Ansally Stuyt, Martha Klessens. Martha Klessens was elected Chapter Sweetheart in March. Ron Rocha Jose Rodriguez Gordon Rogers Terri Rooney Rhonda Rose Mark Sand Cynthia Sanchez FFA WEEK JUNIORS 95 Kangaroo Court Returns! With pie in the eye and Lifesavers on a string, Kangaroo Court returned to Eski High. Punishments for violators of TWIRP season were stiff and Judge Nadine Palmer, Baliff Sharilyn Johnson and the student body showed no mercy to males or females. The violators Janis Martin and Les Lowe were punished by Janis creaming Les as he poured out his love for her in a poem. Jerry Bartilink and Eric Hoek thought they were swinging by violating rules, so they went across the gym swinging potatoes between their legs in a daring race. To the shame of the court Matt Sutter surprised Sharilyn Johnson by smashing a pie in her face. With the approval of the student body, Kangaroo Court reappeared at Eski on January 14 at noon. Janis Martin (1) proves how mushy Les Lowe's poems really are. Sharilyn Johnson (2) baliff, calls TWIRP violators on down. Donna Langum and Joanne Rampoldi (3) show that Lifesavers will keep them together. Bob Wood, cartoonist, (4) demonstrates his drawing ability at an Eski assembly. Bob Wood (5), with quick strokes of the chalk, changes Abe Lincoln into America's Uncle Sam. Ron Hoover and Kevin Olson (6) learn that clothes pins aren't only for hanging. 96 ASSEMBLIES JUNIORS 98 YEAR BOOK JUNIORS Nadine Palmer (1) dreams up a new layout idea. Miss Cinqumi (2) enjoys being yearbook advisor Sheri Koch (3) explains to Randy Butler and Deborah Grover how to crop a picture. Staff member Sherry Freeseha (4) 1977 El Escalon Staff (5) TOP ROW Denise Hunt. Pam Cortese, Shar Johnson. Lucy Estrada. Danell Villierme. Caroline Vander Werff SECOND ROW Sheri Koch. Debbie Grover, Belinda Lemfelder, Randy Butler. Sherry Freeseha. Karen Bagget BOTTOM ROW Donna Pope. Nadine Palmer. Kathie R� gg, Kathy Dismukes. Loretta Borba Click' (6) is one of Donna Pope's favorite pastimes Karen Bagget. Loretta Borba. and Lucy Estrada (7) work before the deadline New Methods Brighten Yearbook Many new improvements brightened the 1977 El Escalon, including eight pages with full color and several pages of partial color with special effects on division pages. A full color picture was placed on the end sheet for the first time and the cover was done in a different style. Also, student pictures were added to each page of the yearbook. Facing a 25% budget raise, the almost all-girl staff sold more ads than ever before. YEARB00K JUNI0RS 99 Graduates MARTIN ADRIAN: Football 1- 2,4, Swimming 1-2, Class Treasurer 4, Student Council. MICHAEL ALLMAN MARIA AUGUSTO: FHA 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Musical 2. RANDY AVANTS KAREN BAGGETT: Pep Club 1-2, FHA 2-3, Girl's League 2-4, Yearbook 4. JERRY BARTLELINK: Football 1-4, Baseball 1, Basketball 3, Block E 1-4. GARY BARTON JIM BARTON TAMMY BELL JO ELLEN BERNARDONI: Chorus 1-4. DEBBIE BERRY: Chorus 1-4 JANET BETCHER: Band 2, Choir 1-3, Girl's League 4, Student Council 4, CASC Rep. 4, Band Front 2, Jazz Band 2, Pep Club 1. SANDRA BETTI: Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Band Council 4, Student Council 4, Science Club 1-2, Choir 3, Musical 3-4. JIM BIASCA: Jazz Band 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Swimming 1. SHIRLEY BLANCO: Class President 1, ICC 1, Student Council 1,4, Pep Club 1-2, FHA 3, Girl's League 3-4, Varsity Yell Leader 3-4, Homecoming Queen Candidate. Vannessa Friend, Liz Jones, and Theresa Lombardo (1) weld on their Junior Achievement projects. Belinda Leinfelder (2) helps the kindergarten class at Dent get ready for their Christmas Concert. John Boy” Casey (3) is up to his old tricks again. Elected Best-AII-Around (4) are Caroline Vander Werff and Ron Hoover. SENI0RS 101 BILL BONNEY LORETTA BORBA: Fresh Sec, and Treas 1, Pep Club 1-3, Girl's League 3-4, FHA 3, Student Council 4, Sen. Rep. 4, Yearbook, 4, Junior Achievement 4. JAMES BRACKETT PENNEE BRADSTREET: Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Band Council Pres., CSF. STEVE BROWN FFA 1-4, Football 1-4, Wrestling 1, Block E 1-4, VICA 3. RANDY BUTLER JOHN CAMMARATA JOHN CASEY: Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, VICA 2, Basketball 1-2. CAROUNE L. COLVARD: Track 1, Basketball 1, Science Club VP 2, Girl's League 2-4, CSF Pres. 2, Tennis 2,4, Drama 2-3, Student Body Sec 4. DAVID CONRAD: Golf 4, Baseball 1-2, Football 1-2, Choir 4. 5 6 Bob Toy (1) goes mousey over Disneyland. Donna Pope (2) serves Nadine Palmer what she asks for. Randy Butler (3) tries to escape early but Mr. Sanguinetti catches him as usual. Jim Biasca and Pennee Bradstreet (4) were nominated as the most talented seniors. Vincent Benavidez (5) prays while Maria Augusto loses her cool in the snack bar. Senior girls (6) double up to make it to class on time. SENI0RS 103 Kevin Robertson (1) sharpens his welding abilities. A good occupation (2) lies in the future of Most Likely to Succeed seniors Arlene Heard and Martin Adrian. Shanna Gladney (3) is struck with the senior blues. Corey Haskin (4) does his studying lying down. Louie LaRossa (5) wheels out from his usual working place. JEFF COOLEY PAMELA LOUISE CORTESE: Pep club 1-2, Choir 4, Prom Com. 3, Float Chairman 3, Girl's League 1, Arch Bearer 3, Journalism 4 DALE DALMAN DARLEEN DASILVA: Girl's League 1, Chorus 2,4, FHA 4. SHARI DAVIS: Pep Club 4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 1-4, Chorus 1. KATHLEEN MARIE DISMUKES: Pep Club 1-2, Band 2, Band Council 2, Soph. Class Sec. 2, Choir 4, Pacer 1-2, Prom Chairman 3, Journalism 4. GINNY DOVE: Speech 3, FFA 2- 4, Choir 4, VICA 4. LUCY ESTRADA: Pep Club 1-2, Jr Achievement 4, Journalism 4. RITA ESTRADA BOB FRANCESCHETTI NEOMA FRANK: Pacer 3, Chorus 1-2. SHERRY FREESEHA: Wrestling Scorekeeper 1-3, Girl's League 4, Choir 4, Journalism 3-4, Fall Spring Plays 1, Fall Play 2. VANNESSA FRIEND JEFF GARVEY: Football 1-2,4, FFA 2-4, Track 1. LINDA MERLE GILLISPIE: Band 1-4, Bandfront 2-4, Choir 2-4, Girl's League 1-4, CSF 1-2, Student Body Treas. 4, Jounalism 4, Band Council 2-4, Tennis 2, Student Council Rep. 3, Arch Bearer 3, Prom Com. 3. SENI0RS 105 SHANNA GLADNEY: Pep Club 2, FHA 2-4, Girl's League 4. NICOLE GREELEY DEBBIE HAMILTON: FFA Sec 3, GAA 3, Track 2, Pep Club 1-2, Wrest. Scorekeeper 1-2, Majorette 2. COREY HASKIN: Football 1-4, Block E 2-4, Wrestling 1-2. STEVE HAY CHRIS HEADRICK: Block E 1-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Swimming 1-2. ARLENE HEARD: CSF 1-4, Pep Club 1-2, Track pacer 2, Girl's League 4. SUSAN HODGSON: Candy Striper 1, Chorus 1-2, Wrest. Scorekeeper 1-3. ERIC HOEK: FFA 1-2, Football 1-2,4 Block E 2-4, Wrestling 2- 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Jr. Class Pres. Sr. Class Pres. Student Council 3-4. CONNIE HOOVER: Basketball 4. DON HOOVER: Track 2-4, Basketball 2,4, Journalism 2. RON HOOVER: Football 4, Basketball 2-4. STEVE HUFFMAN: FFA 1, Chorus 4. DENISE HUNT: Pep Club 1-2, Choir 4, Girl's League 4, Yearbook 4. CURTIS JACKSON: Choir 1-4, Chorus 4. Seniors Debbie Pitts and Donna Langum (1) do some duplicating. Glenda Tower (2) displays her prize spoon collection. Jerry Bartelink, Eric Hoek, and Dave Conrad (3) take advantage of a relaxing noon hour. Most fun seniors Sharilyn Johnson and Les Price (4) horse around. Mike Reichmuth (5) demonstrates how to take it easy. DAVID JENNESS SHARILYN JOHNSON: Class VP 1, Student Council 1-4 JV Cheerleader 2, Class Rep. 2-3 ICC 2-3 Arch Bearer 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3-4, Track pacer 1- 4, Journalism 3-4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Choir 4. ELISABETH JONES: Pep Club 1- 2, Science Club, CSF VP, Girl's League, Drama, Soph. Class Pres. Jr Treas., Student Body Pres. KATHY JONES SUSAN JUDSON: Basketball 1, Cosmo 3, Chorus 3, Student Council 3, Songleader 4, Choir 4. DEEANNA KENNEDIE: Girl's League 1-4, CSF 2-3, GAA 1, FHA 1-2,4 CHRIS KLESSENS: Football 1-4, Track 3, FFA 1-3, Star Chapter Farmer 3, Public Speaking 2, Parli-Pro 1-3, Block E 3-4, FFA Treas. 3. LOUIE LA ROSSA: Football 1-4, Baseball 1, FFA 1-3. DONNA LANGUM: Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Bandfront 2, Cosmo 3, Songleader 4, Girl's League 4, Homecoming Candidate 4. ALAIN LE BIHAN: Football 1, Basketball 2, Track 2. Denise Hunt (1) assists Mr. Cliff Scott with the X-Ray machine as part of her work experience job at Memorial Hospital. Connie Hoover (2) helps clean up the halls by putting Eric Hoek in the trash bin. Senior boys (3) relax while Senior girls do all the work again. Nicki Greely (4) shows Leslie Furniss who's boss. Bob Franceschetti and Shari Davis (5) are voted most athletic. SENI0RS 109 Belinda Leinfelder and Chuck Wilson, Shirley Blanco and Ron Hoover (1) dance to the sounds of North Star at the Junior-Senior Prom. Nadine Palmer (2) is caught keeping David Owens in line with the frying pan after being voted Cutest Couple. Glenda Tower, Linda Gillispie, and Pennee Bradstreet (3) return from Disneyland and find out how much fun it is to be three Mouseketeers. Kathy Dismukes and Kevin Robertson (4) sip it slowly during noon. BELINDA LEINFELDER: CSF 3, Choir 3-4, Track pacer 3-4, FFA Sweetheart 3, Songleader 4, Homecoming Queen Finalist 4, Class Sec 4, Arch Bearer 3, Girl's League 4, Journalism 4 LAURIE LEVIN: Girl's League 3-4, FHA 3, Pep Club 1-2, Songleader 4. JANIS MARTIN: Pep Club 1, Girl's League 4, CSF 1-4. LAURA MENDOZA GLENN MORRILL PAUL NICHOLSON: FFA 1-2. DANIEL NORTON: Football 1-4, Block E 1-4, Track 2-3, Speech and Debate 2-4, Journalism 1, Hi Booster 1, Choir 3, FFA 3, Parliy Pro Team 3, FFA Lions Club Speech Contests. SCOTT OLSON DAVID OWENS: Journalism 3, Snow King 4, Football 1. DEE ANN PALADICHUK NADINE PALMER: FHA 1-4, Girl's League 4, Pep CLub 1- 4, Bandfront 3, DSBA 4, Snow Queen 4, Choir 3-4, Wrestling Scorekeeper 1, Pacer 1, Yearbook 3-4, Student Council 4. DIANA PARSONS DEBBIE PERALTA: FFA 2-4. GEORGE PICKERING: Football 1. DEBBIE PITTS MELINDA POORE DONNA POPE: Track 1-3, Scorekeeper 1-4, GAA 4, Candy Striper 1-2, Choir 4, Spring Play 2, Fall Play 3, Yearbook 3-4, Drama 1-2, Spanish 1-3, Pacer 2-3. LADONNA PRATER. Pep Club 1-2, Health Careers 1, Choir 1-4, Girl's League 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Bandront 3-4, Yearbook 4, Jazz Band 4, Baseball Stat. 2, Concert Band 4. LES PRICE: Wrestling 1-4, Football 1, Yearbook 4. SHANNON QUIGEL JOANN RAMPOLDI: Girl's League 2-4, Tennis 2, Student Council 4. MIKE REICHMUTH: Football 1-2,4, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-2, FFA 1-3, Student Council 2-4, Class Representative 2, Junior Vice Pres., Student Body Vice Pres. 4, Junior Achievement Co. Pres. 4, Block E 4 MARTHA REED: CSF 2-4, Girl's League 4, Band Front 4, Choir 1-4. KATHIE RIGG: Girl's League 1-4, Yearbook 4, Choir 1-4, Pep Club 1-2, Songleader 3- 4, J.V. Yell-leader 2, Arch Bearer, Swimming Scorekeeper 1, Track Pacer 3-4, Prom Committe 1, Homecoming Parade Chairman, Vice Pres. Girl's League 4. ROCHELLE ROCHA: FFA 1, Pep Squad 2, Hi-Booster 1, Chorus 4, Track Pacer 2. 112 SENIORS i Susan Hodgson, Kathy Jones, JoAnn Rampoldi, and Neoma Frank (1) hold a private bubble gum contest. Luis Carrillo and Rita Estrada (2) are voted shyiest couple. JoAnn Rampoldi (3) shows David Owens that it's just not beef she'd like to butcher. Bill Bonney (4) shows he's a hot dogger with snow or without! PETE RODENBURG MYRON STRASSER: Football 1- 4, Track 1-2, Wrestling 2-3, FFA 1-4, VICA 3, Block E 1-4. KIM ROONEY: Girl's League, 3. PAUL THOMPSON: Football 1, Tennis 2, Block E 1-3. CAROL ROMMEL Track, 2. DAN TILLEMA 114 SENIORS VINCE SAND: Football, 1-2, MARLENE SILVA: Chorus 4. Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, BOB TOY Choir 3-4, Block E 1-4. GLENDA TOWER: Band 1-4, Bandfront 4, Girl's League 1, Student Council 3-4. 3 Pam Cortese, Kathie Rigg, Shar Johnson, and Lin Gillispie (1) find themselves caught in the act. Kathy Dismukes and Jerry Bartlink (2) do a little brushing up on their cutest smiles. Belinda Leinfelder and Linda Gillispie (3) find themselves in a tricky situation at Kangaroo court. Pet Applequist assists Steve Huffman (4) in some window shopping. 4 5 Bank of America Award winners (1) Arlene Heard (Business) and Martha Reed (English) read through a book of Shakespeare. Rochelle Rocha (2) paints Pennee Bradstreet after both receive The Bank of America Awards for Art and Music. Susan Wall (3) winner for Home Economics, fits Rita Estrada (Foreign Language) for a serape. Chris Klessens (4) (Industrial Arts) and Steve Brown (Agriculture) check out a piece of equipment. Sandi Betti (Lib. Arts), Janis Martin (Science), Liz Jones (Math Science), and Sheryl Wall (Math) respond to a fire in the chemistry room. KEVIN TURNER ANJA VANDER WERFF: Track 2. SHERYL WALL: FHA 2-4. SUSAN WALL: FHA 2-4. 116 SENIORS CAROLINE VANDER WERFF: RICK VAN RYN Band 1-2, Bandfront 2, Band JEFF WINKLER: Basketball 1-2, Council, Pep club, Student Baseball 2, Newspaper Staff 2. Council 2-4, Chairman Homecoming Parade 3, Songleader 3-4, Class Sec. 3, Homecoming Queen, Yearbook 3- 4. DEBBIE WAYMAN: Chorus 3, DANELL VILLIERME: Pep Club 1-2, Yearbook 4. PERRY YORK: Football 1- 4, Baseball, Golf 3, FFA 1- 4. Choir 4, FFA 3-4. SENIORS 117 Vi Adams, Kar n 71,80 Addington, Danny 18 Adrian, Martin 40,20,100,105 Agostini, Larry 54 hart, Kevin 54 ten, Bob 58,27,18 an, Michael 100 ANcAs, Alfonso 54 Alves, Matilda 80 Amerine, M. 40,38,35,67,54 Applequist, Pete 20 Arauza, Linda 18 Arnett, Linda 62,71,80 Augustine, Steve 71 Augusto, Anna 54 Augusto, Maria 100,103 Avants, Randy 71,100,80 Avara, Curtis 54 Bader, Ron 54,25 Baggett, Karen 75,100,99 Barrera, Lupe 41 Bartelink, J. 19,20,21,100 Bartelink, Henry 46,25 Bartolomei, C. 38,32,73,80 Bartolomei, S. 18,32,41,75 Barton, Gary 38,55,71,100 Barton, Jim 71,100 Basden,Cindy 80 Bates, Steves 81 Bavaro, Franco 80 Bavaro, Mary 38,62,80 Beck, Craig 18,27,32 Beeler, Renee 81 Behrens, Rob 18,42 Bell, Tammy 100 Bell, Terry 81 Bell, Toni 19,62 Benevidez, Lupe 81 Benevidez, Vincent 41,103 Benge, Michael 76 Benson, Scott 81 Bernadoni, JoEllen 100 Berry (Avurett), Debbie 100 Betcher, Janet 38,62,100 Betti, Sandi 32,42,73,100 Bianchi, Bill 80 Biasca, Jim 32,73,100,103 Biasca, Pella 19 Birk, Craig 56 Birk, Don 76,81 Blanco, S. 22,31,38,75,100 Blanco, T. 19,25,63,64,80 Blasingame, James 38,42 Bohannon, Stacie 71,81 Bohannon, Sue 22,71,81 Bonney, B. 20,36,102,113 Bonney, B. 38,25,40,62 Borba, Alvin 25,86,80 Borba, Linda 62 Borba, L 38,49,75,99,102 Brackett, James 102 Brackett, Joanne 32,73 Bradford, Robin 19 Bradley, Jesse 25,56 Bradstreet, Pennee 32,73,102, 103,110 Breeley, Jennifer 19 Briggs, Pat 19,26,27,81 Brodie, Steve 19 Brown, Steve 20,80,81,102 Brumley, Terry 71,80,81 Brumley, Thom 20,25,62,80 Bryant, Lori 67 Burke, Elaine 34,66 Burroughs, Nancy 20 Butler, Randy 99,103,102 Caballero, Maria 20,38,62 Cabral, Claudia 38,62,71 Cabral, Robert 20,27,80 Cabrillo, Louis 113 Camara, Tony 20,81 Cammarata, Jphn 44,102 Campa, Joh y 76 Cannon, Wendy 71,41 Casey, Jatfey 20 7 ) Z. ZA Casey, J. 20,21,29,38,44,101 Christiansen, John 28 Cline, Anna 20 Cline, Judy 20 Colvard, Caroline 38,102 Conrad, Dave 71,102,107 Cooley, Jeff 105 Cordeiro, Rosie 20 Correia, Maria 20 Cortese, Pamela 44,71,99,105 Costa, Danny 20 Costa, Manuel 20 Cova, Carl 27 Cova, Renee 34 Cova, Tom 23,80 Crayton, Rita 81 Dalman, Dale 44,105 Dalman, Jerry 23,26,27 da Silva, Darlene 62,105 da Silva, Junior 23 Davis, Dwayne 25 Davis, Sharie 66,105,109 Davis, Tammy 67 Dean, Annette 23,42 Degerman, Bruce 48,81 Degerman, David 23 De Harven, Cindy 23 Denhart, Natalie 23,41 Dismukes, K. 44,48,71,99,105 Dove, Virginia 71,76,80,105 Dugo, Tim 20,56 Dutra, Natalia 23 Edwards, Tammy 38,48 Edwards, Tom 56 Eliason, Becky 32,33,73 Estrada, Corrina 23 Estrada, Lucy 99,103,105 Estrada, Rita 105,113 Evitt, Brad 23 Faria, Maria 23 Faria, Mary 23 Feeback, Devowa 81 Finch, Fred 24,25,58 Focha, Gary 25,63,64,76 Focha, Neal 24,27,32,63,64 Fotheringham, Shelli 24 Foutch, Bob 24 Foutch, Donna 24,47 Franceschetti, B. 19,20,21,55 71,105,109 Franceschetti, M. 24,25,40,56 Frank, Neoma 105,113 Franks, Brian 71 Franzia, Carol 24,63 Freeman, Terri 24 Freeseha, Sherry 71,75,99,105 Freitas, Dan 25,81 Freitas, Joe 76 Friend, Vannessa 101,105 Fuller, Jerry 19,20,21 Gable, Ken 20 Galloway, Bob 25,27 Galloway, Dan 38,62 Garcia, David 63 Garner, Larry 25 Garvey, Jeff 20,105 Gentry, Karen 23,29,66 Gentry, Kevin 40,42,56,57 Gilmore, Dennis 23,71 Gillispie, L. 23,32,33,38,71 Giuntoli, David Gladney, Shanna 62,75,105,106 Gonzales, Kathy 25 Gonzales, Victor 25 Grabow, Alice 25,32,42 Gray, Chris 25 Greeley, Nicole 106,109 Green, Julia 38,41,62 Green, Shari 26 Greer, Brian 56 Groenveld, Nel 32,26 Grossi, Bob 25,76,81 Grover, Deborah 81,99 Gulmon, Gary 32,73 Hamilton, Dave 26,27,58 Hamrtfon, Debbie 106 Harhrfton, Tom 20,80 Hah, Eddie 26 Hanlon, Dave 20,32,73 Hartkamp, Hatty 71 Haskin, Corey 20,105,106 Hawkin, Mike 20,55,71 Hay, Steve 106 Headrick, Barb 38 Headrick, Chris 20,55,106 Headrick, Pam 62 Heard, A 38,62,75,105,106 Heard, Clay 63 Heard, Cliff 47 Heghes, Ken 26 Hill, Brian 20 Hinkle, Gigi 71 Hobbs, Matt 26 Hodgson, Neil 25,36,63,75 Hodgson, Susan 44,106,113 Hoek, E. 20,36,38,40,106,107 Hof, Lenora 32,26 Hoover, Connie 66,106,109 Hoover, Don 55,106 Hoover, Mary 26 Hoover, R. 20,36,55,96,101,106 Hoover, Shirley 71 Huffman, Steve 106 Hughes, Ken 27 Hunt, D. 44,48,71,75,99,106 Hunt, Dorothea 26,42 Hunt, Julie 63 Hurlock, Blair 63 Hysell, Tammy 26,32,73 Ijams, Dan 32,38,62 Iv, Rathana 71 Iv, Rothany 71 Jackson, Surtis 71,106 Jenness, David 108 Johnson, Andrea 32,38 Johnson, Debbie 26,41 Johnson, S. 22,31,38,71,96,99 Jones, David 26,27 Jones, Elisa 28 Jones, Liz 38,62,101,108 Jones, Kathy 108,113 Jones, Stan 81 Jones, Wes 28 Judson, Steve 47 Judson, Susan 20,71,108 Kaler, Terri 32 Kennedie, Deeanna 62,75,108 Kennedie, Mike 81 Kennedie, Kevin 27,28,81 Keyser, Danny 27,28,38,41,58 King, Joel 63,76 Klessens, Chris 20,21,38,108 Klessens, Martha 80 Klessens, Tim 25,81 Knox, D'ette 71 Knox, Mark 27,28 Koch, Becky 28,47 Koch, Sheri 99 Kramer, Susan 46,81 Kyle, Jeff 25,32,36,66,73 LaBass, Eric 28,29,63 Ladiges, Curt 41 Langum, Debbie 71 Langum, D. 22,31,96,103,107 Langum, 27,29 La Porte, Lana 29 LaRossa, Louie 20,44,105,108 Lebihan, Alain 108 Leinfelder, B. 22,31,40,71,75 81,86,99,101,110 Lerma, Judy 29 Levin, Laurie 22,75,103 Linch, Mickey 29 Lombardo, Theresa 101 Longpre, R. 32,33,34,35,66,73 Lopes, Joan 22,34,66 Loureiro, Patty, Loureiro Love, Brian Lowe, Les Lowery, Jim 66 Lown, Danny 29 Lown, David 30 Lowry, Andy 71,76 Lowry, Mike 27,30,32 Luis, Elizabeth 71,75 Luis, Jim 30 Maberto, Elise 30,32,62 Magnuson, Trish 22 Mankiller, Charles 19,20 Mankiller, Dana 30 Mankiller, Kevin 30 Martin, Diane 66 Martin, Janis 62,96 Martin, Leeann 63,66 Mascardri, Rick 30,63 Mathias, Carolyn 31,35,62 Maxwell, Beth 32,33,38,42,62 Mayfield, Janita 66 Me Alister, Jerold 66 Me Anally, Cheryl 66 Me Graw, Bobbi 66,80 Me Graw, Cherie 80 Me Gregor, Cathy 66 Me Guire, Larry 27,31,80 Me Kay, Mike 32,38,62,66 Mello, Eric 62 Mendoza, Laura 103 Mendoza, Laurence 22,36,63,80 Mendoza, Linda 31 Myer, Dave 25 Meyers, Richard 56 Middleton, Janai 34,62,66 Middleton, Wendy 31,32,34,66 Mitchell, Scott 38,41,62 Mixon, Mark 71 Mohr, Raymond 27,31,80 Mora, Madalena 71 Moreno, Isabel 31 Morrell, Carol 38,62,67 Morrell, Mary 31,67 Morrow, Candy 62,80 Mosley, Mike 27,32,58 Myers, Janet 32 Myers, Richard 38 Ney, Bryan 20,55,62 Nicholson, Paul 29,44 Nilsson, Richard 62 Norris, Connie 62 Norris, Wade 44,62,80,81 Norton, Dan 20,23,36 Norwood, Teri 32 Nunes, Eddie 25,32,73 Nunes, Joe 63 Nunes, Manuel 32 Olson, Debbie 23,70,71 Olson, Kevin 63,80,81,96 Owens, Dave 29,74,110,113 Pacheco, Maria 41 Packer, Mark 70 Paddack, Randy 44,63 Paladichuk, Dee Ann 66 Palmer, Janet 35,70,80 Palmer, N. 38,70,71,74,110 Pann, Erich 32 Parrish, Barb 70 Parsons, Diana 112 Paulas, Curt 20,71 Payne, Jan 32,62,70,75 Payne, Kevin 32 Payne, Mark 56,70 Payne, Shari 63,71 Pearce, Deborah 67,70 Pedro, Audrey 70 Pedro, Maire 63 Pedro, Marla 33 Pegerman, David 80 Peralta, Debbie 112 Peralta, Steve 63 Pereira, Anthony 62,63 Pereira, Joe 32,41,63,73 Pereira, Lorraine 70 Pereira, Richard 33 Peterson, Gale 33 Pickering, George 112 X J rC- Piejrte, ark 70 i jPmheiro, Dan 33,27,81 Pierce, Mark 70 Pires, Joe 70 Pires, Manuel 44 Pitts, Debbie 112,107,103 Plott, Henry 27,33,48,63 Poore, Melinda 112 Pope, Charlie 33,63 Pope, Donna 63,71,75,99,103 Porter, Paul 20 Postma, Cathy 66 Powell, Becky 33 Prater, Gary 70 Prater, L. 32,33,71,73,75,112 Price, L. 63,64,71,107,112 Quigel, Shannon 112 Rader, Marlene 34 RafFety, Tammy 34 Ragsdale, Sandy 34 Rampoldi, Linda 35,41 Rampoldi, J. 38,74,75,96,112 Rampoldi, Linda 63 Reed, Martha 32,33,38,71,112 Redden, Gail 34 Reichmuth, Lynne, 35,67,72,80 Reichmuth, M 20,38,40,107,112 Reid, Randy 34 Reyes, Patty 72 Rietveld, Lorie 36,81 Rigg, K. 22,71,75,99,112 Ring, Patty 34 Ritchey, Anne 32,35 Ritchey, David 32 Rivera, Kathy 35,71 Roberson, Tommy 32,72,73 Robertson, Kevin 71,105,110 Rocha, Cheri 72,23 Rocha, Laureen 35,67 Rocha, Rochelle 48,112 Rocha, Ron 19,20,36 Rocha, Stacie 23 Rodenburg, Chris 35 Rose, Rhonda 29,33,34,71 Rose, Tim 25,72 Royce, Greg 25 Rueda, Ronnie 35,63 Ryan, Tim 25,56,72 Sadler, Janesse 25,72,75 Sanchez, Deborah 35 Sand, Mark 55,71,75 Sand, Vince 55,71,115 Sanford, Lori 35 Santini, Tammy 62,96 Santos, Jim 76,96 Santos, Tim 25,63,71,73 Sarber, Theresa 36 Sauls, Kim 36,47 Saulsbury, Jeanne 63,73,81 Schlange, Debbie 96 Schleiss, Joseph 73,80 Schleiss, Mary 36 Schmidt, Stan 96 Scott, Steve 25,32,71,73 Seerers, Lloyd 36,46 Seibel, Tom 32,36 Selby, Kelly 20,73 Sequeira, Gina 35,71,73 Shaeffer, Rick 63,71 Sharp, Brian 27,36,58 Shirey, Cheryl 96 Silva, Brent 23,32,73 Silva, Joyce 37 Silva, Lynn 38,41,71,96 Silva, Marlene 115 Silva, Robert 26,27,37,80 Silveira, Darlene 37 Silveria, Roy 25,75 Silveira, Maria 28,37,67,75 Silveira, Phyllis 37 Sims, Kim 75 Smith, Anita 37 Smith, John 27,64,81 Smith, Shelley 37 Snider, Teresa 96 Snow, Bob 38 Snow, Norman 97 Soares, Jeanne 7,62,75,97 Soares, Joanne 44,71,97 Speaks, Tresha 38 Stephens, Scott 38 Stice, Donna 75 Stice, Julie 38 Stice, Rick 20 Stickley, Mike 75 Stockton, Rusty 38 Strasser, Myron 20,36,74,80,81 Stuyt, Ansally 80,81,97 Stuyt, Jolinda 75,81 Stuyt, Nelly 75,81 Sullivan, Terry 23,97 Suniga, Ben 27,32,38,75 Suniga, Tim 97 Sutter, Mark 25,75 Sutter, Matt 20,21,36,40,55 Tacosa, Dawn 38 Tafolla, Tony 39 Tankersley, Renee 39 Taylor, Brett 39 Thompson, Joni 97 Thompson, Laurie 98 Tillema, Dan 47 Tipps, Butch 26,27,39 Torres, Louie 75 Tower, G. 32,33,38,73,107,110, 115 Toy, Bob 63,75,103,115 Toy, Steve 25 Traphagan, Jason 80,98 Turner, Kevin 116 Turner, Rosemaire 75 Turley, Tina 75 Vanderbeck, Derick 39 VanderWerff, Adrain 76 VanderWerfF, Anja 116 VanderWerff, C. 22,31,38,99,101, 103 VanderWerff, Peter 39 VanVaren, Wes 39,58,80 Vaz, Raymond 27,40 Verigin, Teri 33,73 Vest, Jennifer 32,40 Vian, Gary 25,76 Victoria, Frank 40 Victoria, Tony 40 Vigil, Donna 76 Villierme, Chris 40 Villerme, Danell 99,103 Villierme, Debbie 35,40,67,76,80 Villines, Mark 27,32,40,58,80 Vrh, Suzanne 40,48 Wall, Paul 28,76 Wall, Sheryl 62,116 Wall, Susan 62,116 Waller, Liz 98 Warren, Allen 40,80 Wayman, Ron 55,98,71 Welch, Jackie 76 Werner, Chris 98 Werner, Steven 41 Westall, Phill 20,98 White, Alice 62,76 Whitlock, Sandra 41 Wild, Ricky 76,77 Williams, Renee 71,77 Williams, Rex 80,81,98 Winkler, Bob 77 Wiseccrver, Ricky 77 Wolaver, Chuck 81 Wolfe, Greg 27,41,80 Woodmansee, Guy 25,32,77 Wright, Jeff 56,57,62,77 Xavier, Danny 27,41,80 Xavier, Stan 20,55 York, Perry 20,80,81 General Index Administration 50-51 Advertisements 122-144 Advertisements Division 120-121 Assemblies 36-37, 96-97 Band Council 72-73 Bandfront 32-33 Band, Lab 72-73 Band, Marching 32-33 Bank of America Award Winners 116-117 Baseball, Junior Varsity 82-83 Baseball, Varsity 82-83 Basketball, Freshmen 58-59 Basketball, Frosh-Soph 56-57 Basketball, Girls' Frosh-Soph 66-67 Basketball, Girls' Varsity 66-67 Basketball, Varsity 54-55 Block E 60-61 California Scholarship Federation, Fall 38-39 California Scholarship Federation, Spring 92-93 Choir 70-71 Christmas Concert 70-71 Christmas Dance 74-75 Cosmos 22-23, 60-61 Drum Major and Majorettes 32-33 El Escalon Staff 98-99 Faculty 42-49 Fall Division 16-17 Football, Freshmen 26-27 Football, Frosh-Soph 24-25 Football, Varsity 18-21 Freshman Class 18-41 Freshman Class Officers 40-41 Future Farmers of America 80-81 Future Farmers of America Week 94-95 Future Homemakers of America 92-93 Girls' League 74-75 Golf 88-89 Homecoming 28-31 Index 118-119 Junior Class 80-99 Junior Class Officers 40-41 Retirement 48-49 Senior Class 100-115 Senior Class Officers 40-41 Softball 90-91 Song Leaders 22-23, 60-61 Sophomore Class 54-77 Sophomore Class Officers 40-41 Special Programs 42-47 Spring Division 78-79 Statistics 68-69 Student Body Officers 38-39 Student Council 38-39 Table of Contents 2-3 Tennis 86-87 Theme 4-15 Title 1 Track, Girls' 84-85 Track, Junior Varsity 84-85 Track, Varsity 84-85 Volleyball, Junior Varsity 34-35 Volleyball, Varsity 34-35 Winter Division 52-53 Wrestling, Junior Varsity 62-65 Wrestling, Varsity 62-65 Yell Leaders, Junior Varsity 22-23, 60-61 Yell Leaders, Varsity 22-23, 60-61 2226 Jackson Avenue Big Boy Market B C Cattle 18650 Alba Road Escalon, California 95320 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 77 Escalon, California R P CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 Hugh Barton 50 Jerry Barton '51 Don Barton '75 Gary Barton '77 122 ADS Dave's Drive In 2315 Jackson Avenue Escalon, California 95320 Beauty Salon Escalon Phone 838-7979-1442 Main Street Frances George, Prop. “Let George Do It Deegan's Funeral Chapel Phone 838-7321-1441 San Joaquin St. Funeral Directors Escalon, Calif. 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Escalon, Ca. 95320 (209) 838-2907 126 ADS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1977 Franzia Bros. Winery ADS 127 ADS 129 1440 Main St Escalon, Calif. 95336 Telephone 838-3733 ae FINEST IN LATEST FASHIONS 130 ADS Phone 838-7041 1854 Main Street Pargas Inc. Roger's Jeweler's Vintage Faire 918 10th Street Modesto, Calif. PROPANE GAS - APPLIANCES Escalon, California 95320 Big Play of the game It's the real thing Coke. Coca Cola Bottling Co ADS 131 Jack Rose Construction 838-2074 California 1034 California St. Escalon Big Valley Shake Roofing 132 ADS Central Bank N.A First and Main Streets Escalon, California L.G. MAUMOYNIER Assistant Vice President Escalon Drugstore 1764 Main Street Escalon, California Bob Betti 838-7368 B. APPLEQUIST Assistant Manager Strand's Hardware LARRY AND AGATHA SWANSON 1540 2nd Street Escalon, Calif. ADS 133 Have A Pepsi Day Bob's Union Service SEE US FOR ALL YOUR CAR NEEDS 1702 Jackson Street Escalon, California 838-7320 ESCALON DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1537-2nd Street Escalon, Calif. 95320 Miss Escalon Wishes to Congratulate The Class of 1977 134 ADS 19909 E Hwy. 120 Escalon, Calif. Rodoani Son Walnut Hulling Dehydrating Custom Orchard Vineyard Spraying Licensed Insured Congratulations Seniors From Your HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ESCALON TIMES 1537 Second Street 838-7602 The Cornet Line of Wedding Announcements ADS 135 136 ADS ADS 137 Sanguinetti Polled Herefords Farmington, California Congratulations to the Class of '77 From Bengston s DRY GOODS-READY TO WEAR-SHOES Escalon, California DR. GARY M. VERIGIN AND STAFF 138 ADS David T. Price Inc. Equipment Rental Landleveling Escalon, California (209) - 464-0931 CHET NEY'S Used Cars Res. 838-2092 838-7141 1101 Vosemite Escalon, Calif. 95320 ADS 139 Escalon Small Animal Clinic Tom Hagan D.V.M. 1355 Escalon Ave. Margie Lyons Escalon, Calif 95320 Phone 838-3512 ESCALON JIRE i PI m h Escalon Tire Supply 1901 Main St. Escalon, California 838-2213 The Pump House CATERING ALL OCCASIONS RESTAURANT LOUNGE 1246 Yosemite Escalon 209 838-2415 140 ADS Center State Bank First and Coley Escalon, California 95320 FOUR OFFICES TO SERVE YOU: Ripon, Salida, Escalon, and Modesto With Thanks to Our Patrons ESCALON LION'S CLUB Congratulations to the Class of '77' METHODIST CHURCH 1632 Brayton St. Escalon, California 95320 Snider's Speedometer Service Mobile Unit 19192 S. Dahlin Escalon and Modesto V4 0361 D D Fashions Men's and Women's Apparel 2243 Jackson Escalon, California 95320 ADS 141 � Tilbury Auto Parts 1754 Main Street Escalon, CA. 838-3518 Machine Shop Service Wisconsin Engines Hydraulic Hose BEST WISHES CLASS OF '77 Paul A. Ekholm Insurance Service Public Accounting 1534 Second Street Post Office Box 35 Escalon, California 95320 Office 838-7081 Residence 838-7654 M J Lumber 142 ADS Farmers Insurance Group Carl Vilen - Agent Rossini's Formal Wear 1319 J. Street 529-6860 Modesto, Calif. Speciality in Tux Rentals CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '77 1744 California Street Escalon, California 838-7535 Auto-Fire-Life San Joaquin County Grange Credit Union not for profit. . . not for charity. . . but for service! P.0. Box 365 Escalon 838-2072 ADS 143 J. S. Wright Son P.O. Box 218 Escalon, Calif. Phone 838-7935 C.T. Brayton Sons, Inc. Building Contractor Don Brayton 838-7388 P.O. Box 95 Escalon, Calif. WITH THANKS TO OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Johnson Studios Manteca, California PHOTOGRAPHY MANOR Modesto, California OUR ASSISTANTS Mr. Don Freeman Herff Jones Pischel Yearbooks Mr. Ed Mulvihill Mr. Pete McKay and With Gratitude to Our Sponsors CONGRATULATIONS From Escalon Assembly of God to the Class of '77 U $-227 144 ADS % •ot- —X ; -4 .• • . .If � ' «� n� - tjy -K 3C -- -’•Tl?Tjf£j7TX -„V y ;•� •‘ ; � J . i J' —• r't I:’: '• V J-XrrV.j1-' - •% I’.KJ� xHn 0 - .! r’- '’• J'; � •� .,“• tpiciuy 3 3x5 }SJ :S Vr-Mfi: ’ i � «X I i � .i . w Vj ■ V2 Mi -.,� l 1' W J' - ''• v � y� � rr '• - 4 iv :.s i • 1. i. � •• • _ '.. ? • � � ■ x -.. ' jp 2 j -'. ’ •••4— r-c. - -. ♦ iin. j? x li , .T • • A • •; • %� • • - . • i • ' J iS££2 • A. :.• •• r xScEc '. '•'-' -.’rc ’ :' ”.ri -’S2cit t—rTri; jlll ; rr . � •■ - . x_. ; . 5 0?Vra « 1 ,' s •J C. • L ' • .j- -(ii'K.; , -rt:: ;;.rv 5- « � • sK• .. y.T—-'• : j J-.r.-fc.- -Viu trv ! r : urr-‘‘“ :4 43u! ' ■ -� •.. :- •• . • .. • -48 ■ IUJ