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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

Title 1 Table of Contents Theme Sports Football Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football Freshman Volleyball Varsity Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball Freshman Girls' Basketball Varsity Junior Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Junior Varsity Baseball Varsity Junior Varsity Softball Track Tennis Golf 2-3 4-13 14-15 16-17 18-19 20-21 22-23 24-25 26-27 28-29 30-31 32-33 34-35 36-37 38-39 40-41 42-43 44-45 People Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Administration 46-47 48-61 62-67 68-73 74-79 80-81 i Faculty 82-83 Events 84-85 Student Body Student Council Officers 86-87 Pep Squad 88-89 Homecoming 90-93 Powder Puff Football 94-95 Marching Band 96-97 Assemblies 98-99 Choir 100-101 Chorus 102-103 Christmas Dance 104-105 Future Homemakers of America 106-107 Future Farmers of America 108-109 Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America 110-111 Jazz Band 112-113 Special Activities 114-115 116-117 118-141 142-143 Yearbook Staff 144 ; i - : ; |fc 4lJ ?'l £ ■' -'V;, I | 41 - , AMa feptM SSI!;®' - ® ■ i''5' - W iterv v‘vWSr J- - .fli ' ;':; . v | .. uif£xv' vT • ® H SRI I ■ :. ; b %:|-;i | ?Mi. ± na cmp away. I’ll break free And what I do Will be right For me. I’ll experience. 13 16 VARSITY FOOTBALL 4 Playoffs, A Near Miss According to Coach Bob Loureiro, the 1979 Cougar Varsity had an exciting year. Due to the loss to Patterson in the last game by 1 point, the Varsity missed going to the playoffs. Coach Loureiro also stated that next year will be very promising with many returning Juniors and the addition of the upcoming Frosh-Soph players who were this year's league champs. The Cougar league record was 1 win to 3 losses by an overall total of 9 points. The overall record was 3 wins to 6 losses, against the opposition of some of the top rated teams in the area such as North Tahoe and Dixon. The Varsity gridders ended the season in a third place tie in the league with Riverbank. 5. Greg Largent increases his coordination on the obstacle course during practice. 6. Varsity Coaches Bob Loureiro, Jon Pearce. 7. 1979 Varsity Football Team. TOP ROW: Fred Finch, Greg Royce, Nick Hodgson, Mike Lowry, Ray Vaz, Robert Cabral, Scott Loureiro, Paul Gardner. SECOND ROW: Tom Cova, Mike Westall, John Chaippe, Calvin Allen, Wes Van Vuren, Jerry Dalmon, Thom Brumley, Tony Borba, Tim Prater. THIRD ROW: Doug Reid, Danny Keyser, Kevin Harris, Brian Sharp, Henry Plott, Brent Barton, Randy Reid, Eric LaBass, Bob Peres. BOTTOM ROW: Greg Pearce, Robert Silva, Tom Blanco, Steve Sanguinetti, Brian Snider, Greg Largent, Kirt Smith, Kevin Howard, Brent Holtz, Matt Dillon r VARSITY FOOTBALL ■N ESCALON 26 OPPONENT 0 Jackson 14 28 Bret Harte 7 35 North Tahoe 38 9 Summerville 0 12 Dixon 20 6 Hughson 6 1 Riverbank 7 14 Livingston 27 28 Patterson 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL 17 1. Shane Strasser carries the ball against Bret Harte. 2. Frosh- Soph Football Team. TOP ROW: Tye Prater, Ray Stice, Jeff Vest, Steve Longstreet, Randy Rose, Dennis Bennett, Barry LaBass, Greg Lane, Shane Strasser, John Baumbach. SECOND ROW: Tony Chiappe, Allen Cain, John Nunes, Todd Casey, David Chavez, Lance Morrow, Steve Wood, Mark McKay, Hardy Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Ben Rivera, Kevin McGuire, Manny Silveira, Frank Garcia, Mark George, Ray Ellis, Daryl Pope, Eric Swanson, Chris Johns. 3. Randy Rose fires a bomb. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Escalon Opponent 25- 0 Jackson 19 - 0 Bret Harte 40 - 0 North Tahoe 33 - 0 Summerville 7 - 13 Dixon 22 - 6 Hughson 20 - 6 Riverbank 13 - 6 Livingston 34 - 15 Patterson 18 FR0SH-S0PH FOOTBALL Frosh-Soph Shuts Out the League Under the coaching of Mr. Mike Backovich, assisted by Mr. Steve French and Jerry Fuller, the 1979 Frosh-Soph TVL champions held their opponents scoreless for four consecutive games and 17 straight shut-out quarters. Their only loss was to the tough Dixon team who were the Delta League champions with a perfect 9-0 record. The Frosh-Soph team concluded their season with eight wins, one loss and were 4-0 in the league. Mark George, the Most Improved Player, carried the ball for the Cougar offense for 415 yards, an average of six yards a carry. The talented back, Shane Strasser, made a total of 17 touchdowns and rushed for 1,092 yards. He was also voted Most Valuable Back. Barry LaBass, the only player returning from last year's 6-2-1 team, started middle line backer and slot back on offense. He earned the title of Most Valuable Player. Lance Morrow started both ways as tackle and was voted Most Valuable Lineman. Quarterbacking for the Frosh-Soph team was Randy Rose, who completed 60% of his passes. Dennis Bennett received the award of Most Inspirational Player. The Frosh-Soph had three Freshman starters, including Todd Casey as outside linebacker, Tony Chiappe as defensive tackle and Ray Stice as nose guard. The team proved to be the highest scoring in the California Interscholastic Federation section in nine games with a total of 213 points. The tough defense came in second in the CIF section. Coach Backovich said, They deserved to win the championship. They worked harder than any other TVL team-I'm glad they were champions. 4. Assistant Coach Mr. Steve French, Head Coach Mr. Mike Backovich and Assistant Coach Jerry Fuller. 5. Frosh-Soph Team Captains Randy Rose and Barry LaBass. 6. Coach Backovich and Barry LaBass practice a defensive drill. Cubs Spark at End of Year Shutouts over Patterson and Hughson and over Riverbank at 28-0 were the highlights of a season which produced a 3-4 overall Freshman record. The running of Joe Correia and Chris Swanson, along with John Edwards' quarterbacking, aided the team in these shutouts. Assistant Coach Rusty Fachner stated, Offensively, we struggled throughout the year to get points on the scoreboard, but really began to jell at the end of the season ' Defensively, the Freshmen were very strong, giving up just over seven points per game. Supporting a strong line and defensive backfield, the linebacking corps of Ross Bava, Greg Largent, and Chris Swanson held most teams in check throughout the year. The year's Most Valuable Player was Ross Bava. Dan Hawkins was chosen Most Inspirational while Joe Correia was elected Most Valuable Back. Most Valuable Lineman and Most Improved was Bill Murphy. 2 1. Kevin New escapes from a Bret Harte tackle. 2. Freshman Coaches Ken Hunter, Pete Arellano, and Rusty Fachner. 3. David Foster kicks the ball out of Bret Harte's reach. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 6 - 20 2- 8 20- 0 0- 6 26 - 0 28 - 0 6 - 27 Bret Harte East Union Patterson Ripon Hughson Riverbank Livingston 20 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 6 4 Tim Beck struggles from the clutches of a Bret Harte opponent. 5. Joe Correia scrambles with the ball. 6. Freshmen captains Mark Largent, Ross Bava, and John Edwards. 7. 1979 Freshman Football Team. TOP ROW: Tim Beck, Bill Murphy, Chris Swanson, Santos Aceves, David Foster, Don Inman. SECOND ROW: Dan Hawkins, Dan Langum, Richard Sage, Raul Campa, Jason Wright, Jeff Briggs, David Wood. THIRD ROW: Shawn Rocha, Joe Simas, John Edwards, Steve Vanderwerff, Ross Bava, Mark Largent, Joe Correia. BOTTOM ROW: Manager Ken Fotheringham, Kevin New, Guy Day, Butch Spurgeon, George Machado, Darron Leipelt, Greg Langero. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 21 r---------------- VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent W-L Beyer 0-2 East Union 0 2 Calaveras 2-0 Calaveras 2-1 Manteca 2-0 Beyer 2-0 Riverbank 2-1 Patterson 1-2 Davis 2-1 Patterson 2-0 Riverbank 2-0 Hughson 2-1 Livingston 1-2 Central 2-1 Patterson 0-2 Riverbank 2-0 Hughson 2-0 Livingston 0-2 Central 2-0 JV. VOLLEYBALL Opponent W-L Beyer 1-2 East Union 2-0 Calaveras 2-0 Calaveras 2-1 Manteca 2-0 Beyer 0-2 Patterson 0-2 Riverbank 2-1 Hughson 2-1 Livingston 2-1 Central 2-0 Patterson 0-2 Riverbank 1-2 Hughson 1-2 Livingston 2-1 Central 2-0 V____________________________________ 1. Eloise Hollaway misfires and Sheila Packer attempts a save. 2. Wendy Middleton spikes the ball onto the Riverbank side. 3. Susan Hyden bumps the ball as Debbie Fitzsimmons looks on. 22 VOLLEYBALL Netters Prove Their Merit 1979 marked the best season on record for Escalon's Varsity Volleyball team. The Varsity had a 13-6 season, while the Junior Varsity closed with a 10-6 record. In league standings, both teams were 6-4. The Varsity team came in third behind Livingston and Patterson. The JV's tied for second with Hughson with Livingston again coming in first. Elected Most Valuable Varsity Player was Linda Rampoldi with 41 ace serves and 177 points while serving. Diane Bradley was Most Inspirational with 69 down spikes. Susan Hyden was chosen Most Improved. Linda Rampoldi and Wendy Middleton were named to the All-League team. Diane Bradley was chosen for the All- League Honorable Mention team. Eloise Hollaway was Most Valuable Player of the JV team. Sheila Packer was Most Inspirational and Shawna Burch was Most Improved. 4. Diane Bradley invents a new dance step. 5. 1979 Varsity Volleyball Team. TOP ROW: Susan Hyden, Mila Amerine, Diane Bradley, Linda Rampoldi, Wendy Middleton, Chris Villierme. BOTTOM ROW: Theresa Augusto, Debbie Lopes, Debbie Fitzsimmons, Karrie Gonzales. 6. 1979 Junior Varsity Volleyball Team. TOP ROW: Eloise Hollaway, Sherri Brown, Dawn Casey, Valerie Vaz, Susan Peterson, Karla Den Hoed. Nancy Texeira. BOTTOM ROW: Doris Morgan, Shawna Burch, Carrie Augusto, Jill Martin, Sheila Packer, Shelli Nicholas. VOLLEYBALL 23 VARSITY BASKETBALL Escalon Opponent Opponent 36 Ripon 57 47 Los Banos 67 56 Ceres 31 38 Riverbank 43 41 Denair 60 45 Summerville 55 44 Ripon Christian 54 48 Modesto 63 58 Jackson 48 58 Ceres 50 53 Modesto 69 68 Calaveras 48 59 Modesto Christian 46 74 Patterson 55 33 Riverbank 31 43 Hughson 44 60 Livingston 62 65 Central Catholic 64 56 Patterson 55 48 Riverbank 40 49 Hughson 40 40 Livingston 45 44 Central Catholic 43 V__________________________ Varsity Counts the Seconds! 1980's Varsity cagers had a year in which seconds counted. There were several close games such as the one point victory over Central Catholic in double overtime. Other tough opponents were Riverbank and Patterson who were defeated by a slim margin. The Varsity also did well in the Ceres Tournament by taking second. The team's only Senior guards Danny Keyser and Brian Sharp led the team with outstanding seasons. Coach Steve French noted that Junior Bill Burke was the most consistent player on the team and earned All-Tournament recognition at Riverbank, while Danny Keyser and Sophomore forward Tony Vrh were selected for the Ceres All-Tournament Team. Tony Vrh led the Cougars in scoring, such as the 23 points during the Patterson game, while Bill Burke led in rebounding, Danny Keyser, in assists, and Brian Sharp, in steals. 24 VARSITY BASKETBALL fZ I;) . ;■ 4. Varsity Basketball Team. TOP ROW: Shane Strasser, Jeff Grabow, Tony Vrh, Coach Steve French, Bill Burke, Greg Hazenberg, Greg Largent. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Reed, Nick Hodgson, Chris Rivera, Jonathon Marshall, Danny Keyser, Brian Sharp. 5. Bill Burke fights for a rebound against Central. 6. Tony Vrh attempts to score. VARSITY BASKETBALL 25 OUR SCORE JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS' OPPONENT BASKETBALL OPP. SCORE 24 Patterson 34 39 Riverbank 54 42 Hughson 48 30 Livingston 44 36 Central 53 42 Patterson 69 39 Riverbank 48 39 Hughson 46 JV Shows Determination The Junior Varsity showed great determination in its constant efforts to improve. The outstanding player and highest scorer was center Randy Rose, who scored an average of 9.8 points per game. Coach Mike Backovich was also impressed with forward Rob Rigg and guard Frank Torres, who played consistently throughout the season. The team's lack of experience led to difficulties when faced with tough opposition from the Central Catholic and Patterson teams. Coach Backovich, however, was pleased with the team's attempts and believed they could do well next year as a Varsity. This team hustled more, tried harder, and had more determination to improve than any other team I have ever coached. 4. Frank Torres keeps his eye on the ball. 5. Mark George shoots for two. JV BASKETBALL 27 Cubs Show Unexpected Victories 1980's Freshman Basketball Team turned out to have had a great many more victories than expected. According to Coach Rusty Fachner, the team was a surprise to everyone. The coach stated, I didn't really expect this year's team to be a winning team. Every player was a winner; they all really hustled on the courts. John Edwards was the team's leading scorer and David Foster the leading rebounder. The steadiest players were Ray Stice and Dan Hawkins, while Tim Beck and Richard Sage showed the greatest improvement. i 1. Richard Sage goes for the ball against the Central Catholic Raiders while Dave Foster stands by. 2. Richard Sage aims at the basket. 28 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 2 3. Richard Sage tries for a basket while under guard. 4. Richard Sage shoots for a free throw. 5. Freshman Basketball Team. TOP ROW: John Edwards, Tim Beck, Steve Cochran, Ray Stice, Dave Foster, Coach Fachner, Chris Swanson, Richard Sage, Shawn Rocha, Ross Bava, Danny Hawkins. BOTTOM ROW: Damon Eisenga and Vernon Baumbach. r FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ESCALON OPPONENT OPP. SCOR 28 Ripon 13 38 Summerville 33 38 Ripon Christian 43 34 Hughson 42 24 Calaveras 38 61 Patterson 29 41 Riverbank 28 42 Hughson 54 49 Livingston 43 37 Central 31 34 Patterson 41 43 Riverbank 34 46 Hughson 47 49 Livingston 41 55 Central 37 V FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 29 1. Dawn Casey is closely guarded as she looks for a receiver. 2. Kathy Gonzales attempts a basket during the Central Catholic game. 3. Tami Martin tries a jump as Wendy Middleton looks on. 4. Wendy Middleton makes her getaway downcourt at Central Catholic. 5. Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Nancy Texeira, Eloise Hollaway, Dawn Casey, Susan Peterson, Coach Gary Ball, Kelly Mello, Tjyiana Mankiller, Jill Martin, Rochelle Delgado. 6. Varsity Basketball Team: Kathy Gonzales, Kim Mello, Heidi Behrens, Nellie Goedhart, Linda Rampoldi, Becky Powell, Coach Jon Pearce, Debbie Lopes, Tami Martin, Susan Hyden, Wendy Middleton, Laureen Rocha, Joni Windsor. Varsity Third in League 1980's Varsity girls did well with a total of 15 games won and 4 lost. In the TVL standings. Eski's Varsity was third behind Livingston and Hughson. According to Coach Jon Pearce, Wendy Middleton was the outstanding player of the year. She had an average of 18 points per game, including 7 rebounds, 3 steals, and 6 assists. Debbie Lopes was second in points per game and did even better in rebounds. Kathy Gonzales was close to Wendy on steals with almost three per game. Laureen Rocha achieved almost three assists per game. Although the Junior Varsity was beaten by some formidable teams, some very fine players did their best to win. Dawn Casey led in total rebounds and free-throw percentage. Susan Peterson tied Dawn in total rebounds. 4 V VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL ESCALON OPPONENT OPP SCOR 41 Eatt Union 40 49 Beyer 17 47 Ripon Christian 14 43 Summerville 28 34 Modesto 23 41 Riverbank 15 61 Beyer 43 62 Gustine 44 42 East Union 35 33 Patterson 30 V Riverbank 30 41 Hudson 52 30 Ripon Christian 23 43 R pon 40 28 Livingston 63 32 Central Catholic 36 31 Patterson 49 53 Riverbank 24 30 Hughson 34 r JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL ESCALON OPPONENT OPP SCORE 26 East Union 22 30 Boyer 24 6 Calaveras 44 23 Beyer 21 14 Gustine 13 23 East Union 26 13 Patterson 18 35 Riverbank 29 23 Hughson 39 20 Modesto High 26 26 Modesto Chnstian 24 16 Livingston 36 38 Central 37 29 Patterson 24 43 Riverbank 32 26 Hughson 56 21 Livingston 28 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 31 1. Wrestling Team. TOP ROW: Santos Aceves, Barry LaBass, Bret Shaffer, Kirt Smith, Eric LaBass, Tom Blanco, Kevin Harris, Neal Focha, Allen Cain, Todd Casey, John Smith, Coach Martin Moreno. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Martin Moreno, David Bellinger, Darren Leipelt, Daryl Pope, Wes Smith, Raul Campa, Steve Hall, Kevin New, Mike Bellinger, Rick Santos, Matt Smith. 2. Tom Blanco grapples a Livingston opponent to the ground. 1 32 WRESTLING “Take It All The Way” The 1980 Wrestling Team had a fantastic year in the words of Coach Martin Moreno. Our team wasn't any bigger but our matches were a lot harder ' he said of a team that had ten wins out of eleven meets. I hope we're going to take it all the way ' the Coach stated, as he expressed his excitement for the 1980 Subsections. League Champions were Ricky Santos at 112, Daryl Pope at 120, John Smith at 127, Barry LaBass at 140, Neal Focha at 147, Tom Blanco at 154, and Kevin Harris at 175. The Wrestling Cubs tied with Lincoln, Riverbank, and Livingston for a record of four wins to two losses. As a whole, the Escalon Wrestling Team was first in the Escalon Tournament, second at Oakdale, third at Sonora, and fourth at Woodland. Outstanding Varsity players were Kevin Harris with 24-1, Neal Focha with 24-3, Barry LaBass with 24-2, Tom Blanco with 18-6, and John Smith with 18-5. Outstanding players for the Junior Varsity were Raul Campa with 10-2, Bret Shaffer, and Allen Cain. 3. Livingston opponent is taken down by Escalon's Alien Cain. 4 Daryl Pope is in the process of pinning his opponent. 4 WRESTLING 33 34 WRESTL1NG WRESTLING VARSITY OPPONENT JUNIOR VARSITY E- 0 E- 0 48-21 Edison 42-16 TVL Novice 36-21 Tokay 47-18 26-32 Bella Vista 35-24 Tracy 12-39 53- 9 Lincoln 36-36 2nd at Oakdale Tournament 3rd at Sonora Tournament 47-18 Riverbank 20-30 1st at Escalon Tournament 54- 16 Livingston 18-18 4th at Woodland Tournament 57- 0 Central Catholic 12- 0 60- 6 Patterson 36- 0 33-24 Hughson 18-48 j 4. Eric LaBass pins his opponent for another victory. 5. Mike Bellinger and a Livingston opponent struggle for position. 5 WRESTLING 35 Basemen Gun for TVL Title This year's team will be gunning for the Trans Valley League title and a spot in the Division A Playoffs. It should prove to be an exciting season, noted Varsity Coach Bob Loureiro. The 1980 season opened with five Seniors starting the line up: Danny Keyser, Randy Reid, Fred Finch, Scott Loureiro and Wes Van Vuren. Juniors Greg Largent and Nick Hodgson also returned to the Varsity. Outstanding players included 1979's All-TVL pitcher Fred Finch and All-TVL infielder Scott Loureiro. Danny Keyser and Randy Reid were also noted for having outstanding seasons. Junior Varsity Coach John Paladichuck predicted a season with a 500 average. Outstanding teammates were Randy Rose, Dennis Bennett and Manny Silveria. 1. Randy Rose is up for the pitch as Mark George prepares to catch. 2. Manny Silveira stoops to scoop a grounder. 3. Junior Varsity Baseball Team. TOP ROW: Mark George, Ben Rivera, David Foster, Dennis Bennett, Coach John Paladichuk, Randy Rose, Allen Cain, Tim Beck, Ray Stice. BOTTOM ROW: John Edwards, Mark Largent, Greg Laugero, Robert Holmes, Damon Eisenga, Manny Silveira, Frank Torres. BASEBALL SCHEDULE A Feb. 29 Gustine Mar. 4 Denair Mar. 7 Ripon Christian Mar. 11 Bret Harte Mar. 14 Orestimba Mar. 18 Denair Mar. 21 Gustine Mar. 26 Ripon Mar. 28 Ripon Tournament Apr. 8 East Union Apr. 11 Patterson Apr. 15 Riverbank Apr. 18 Hughson Apr. 22 Livingston Apr. 25 Central Apr. 29 Patterson May 2 Riverbank May 6 Hughson May 9 Livingston L May 13 Central 3 36 BASEBALL 4. Varsity Baseball Team. TOP ROW: Assistant Coach Mark Loureiro, Greg Pearce, Fred Finch, Danny Keyser, Mike Westall, Coach Bob Loureiro. SECOND ROW: Ricky Mello, Nick Hodgson, Jonathan Marshall, Rick Holmes, Mark Hall, Scott Loureiro. BOTTOM ROW: Wes Van Vuren, Greg Largent, Randy Reid, Kevin Harris, Doug Reid, Steve Sanguinetti. 5. Nick Hodgson winds up for the pitch. 6. Danny Keyser fields a grounder 7. Randy Reid shows his catching form. 7 BASEBALL 37 Slide! Slide! Slide! 1980's Softball Team started out with 11 returning players and some new members. Linda Rampoldi led in the hitting, since she finished last year with a total of 500 hits. Janey Casey was the team's pitcher, backed by Eloise Hollaway. Susan Hyden was the leader of the most put-outs on first base. Laureen Rocha had led in assists as shortstop. Dawn Casey was moved to third base, since she did a great job at guarding the third baseline. Kathy Gonzales was moved to the outfield. Softball coach, Miss Pam Barlet, predicted that the team would take at least second place, and was hoping for first place. 3 38 SOFTBALL 1. Susan Hyden stretches to catch the ball. 2. Linda Rampoldi takes a swing at the ball. 3. Laureen Rocha traps a grounder. 4. Janey Casey throws another one of her sensational pitches. 5. Softball Team. TOP ROW: Tjyiana Mankiller, Sherri Brown, Susan Peterson, Tami Martin, Linda Rampoldi, Dawn Casey, Debbie Lopes, Coach Pam Barlet. BOTTOM ROW: Shelly Holly, Kathy Gonzales, Chris Shieler, Shawna Burch, Jim Ball, Laureen Rocha, Susan Hyden, Janey Casey, Amy Groves. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Mar. 4 Beyer Mar. 7 Beyer Mar. 11 Gustine Mar. 13 Orestimba Mar. 18 Denair Mar. 21 Calaveras Mar. 25 Turlock Christian Mar. 29 Central Easter Tournament Apr. 11 Patterson Apr. 15 Riverbank Apr. 18 Hughson Apr. 22 Livingston Apr. 25 Central Apr. 29 Patterson May 2 Riverbank May 6 Hughson May 9 Livingston May 13 Central V___________________ SOFTBALL 39 2 TRACK SCHEDULE March 6 Summerville March 13 Hilmar March 20 Calaveras March 29 TVL Relays April 10 Patterson April 17 Riverbank April 19 Bret Harte Inv. April 24 Hughson April 26 Hughson Inv. May 1 Livingston May 3 Hilmar Inv. May 8 Central Catholic May 14 Trial League Meet May 16 Finals League Meet May 21 Trials Sub-Section May 23 Finals Sub-Section May 27 Trials Section May 30 Finals Section June 6 Trials State June 7 Finals State V______________________ 1. Junior Varsity Track Team. TOP ROW: Richard Sage, Dan Hawkins, Chris Swanson, Santos Aceves, Daniel Langum, Jeff Briggs, Steve Cochran. SECOND ROW: Steve Hall, Bill Murphy, Jason Wright, Barry LaBass, Ross Bava, Mike Bellinger, Eric Swanson, Tony Chiappe. BOTTOM ROW: Todd Casey, Shawn Rocha, Lester Miller, Tye Prater, Eugene Nimocks, Dave Chaves. 40 TRACK Tracksters Show Enthusiasm 5 2. Varsity Track Team. TOP ROW: Brian Snider, Bill Martin, Phil King, Tim Prater. SECOND ROW: Karl Geletich, Brent Barton, Nick Bavaro, Brent Holtz, Calvin Allen, Chris Rivera. BOTTOM ROW: Matt Dillon, Bob Galloway, Jerry Dalman, Henry Plott, Greg Royce, John Chiappe. 3. Lucy Wright sprints towards the finish line. 4. Henry Plott races over the low hurdles. 5. Barry LaBass uses his top form for the pole vault. 6. Girls' Track Team. TOP ROW: Kim Burch, Jill Martin, Becky Koch, Lucy Wright. BOTTOM ROW: Robin Bradford, Connie Agostini, LaRhonda Friesen, Karla DenHoed, Carri Gonzales. Enthusiasm! Eski's tracksters had it and let it show. Seniors Henry Plott, Jerry Dalman, and Bob Galloway along with Junior Brent Holtz were expected to be the best in the Varsity Boys' division. Other strong competitors were Phil King, Matt Dillon, Brent Barton, Chris Rivera, and Bill Martin in the distance running; John Chiappe, Paul Gardner, newcomer Brian Snider and Greg Royce in the weights; and Nick Bavaro, Calvin Allen, and Tim Prater in field events. Barry LaBass was moved up to the Varsity team because of his pole vaulting ability. According to Head Coach Pete Arellano, The Varsity had the experience to help the Frosh-Soph members who moved up to add newer talent to the team. Leading the girls this year were Becky Koch, Lucy Wright, Karrie Gonzales, Kim Burch, Robin Bradford, and Jill Martin. Returning members of the F-S team were strong runners Dave Chaves, Tye Prater, Eric Swanson, Eugene Nimocks, and Mike Bellinger, who were met by some enthusiastic Freshmen. They worked well as a team and I'm proud of them ' stated Assistant Coach Mike Backovich. 6 TRACK 41 1. Tina Bell prepares to receive a serve. 2. Coach Don Peters records the scores of the day's matches. 3. Brian Sharp sends a smashing serve across the net. 4. Tennis Team. TOP ROW: Don Inman, Robert Peres, Jeff Vest, Greg Hazenberg, Chester Murphy, Coach Don Peters. SECOND ROW: Toni Bell, Mickey Lelieur, Keith Gowan, Brian Sharp, Tina Bell, Mike Franzia, Joy Zuber. BOTTOM ROW: Darren Leipelt, Guy Day, Steve Wood, Raul Campa. 42 TENNIS New Netters Strengthen Team 5. Greg Hazenberg wins the point with a volley. 6. Joy Zuber stretches to return the ball. 7. Raul Campa awaits the serve. New netters stormed the courts of Eski's Tennis Team. Freshmen Robert Vedar and Darren Leipelt opened the season by beating Oakdale's first doubles team 10-7 and second doubles team 6-4. Players Tina Bell and Robert Peres were also strong additions to the team. Senior Brian Sharp led the Cougars as first singles player, while Jeff Vest and Joy Zuber fought hard for the second position. Playing first doubles were Senior Toni Bell and Junior Greg Hazenberg. The team had a good season, starting the year off by beating Jackson 3-2, and tieing Oakdale. Coach Don Peters stated that the toughest competition for the netters were the Central Catholic and Livingston teams. TENNIS DATE OPPONENT DATE OP Feb. 28 Oakdale April 15 Riverbank March 4 Jackson April 18 Hughson March 6 Ceres April 22 Livingston March 11 Ripon April 25 Central March 13 Ceres April 29 Patterson March 18 Ripon May 2 Riverbank March 20 Jackson May 6 Hughson March 25 Sonora May 9 Livingston March 27 Summerville May 13 Central April 8 Sonora May 10 T.V.L. Singles April 11 Patterson May 17 T.V.L. Doubles TENNIS 43 2 1. Golf Coach Joe Keyser. 2. Danny Keyser concentrates on his stroke. 3. Larry Garner shows his form. 4. Mark Longpre practices keeping his eye on the ball. 5. Golf Team. TOP ROW: Eric LaBass, Mark Longpre, Coach Joe Keyser, Craig Ramey, Larry Garner. BOTTOM ROW: Danny Keyser, Fred Finch, Mark McKay, Steve Ijams. 44 GOLF 3 ------------- A GOLF March 4 March 6 March 10 March 13 March 20 March 25 April 8 April 10 April 14 April 17 April 22 April 24 SCHEDULE Calavaras Hilmar Mariposa Ripon Central Summerville Calavaras Hilmar Summerville Ripon Mariposa Central V____________________ Different Strokes Eski's Golf team, the defending conference and league tournament champions, expected to take a first or second in the league, in spite of the tough opposition of the Mariposa team. Golf Coach Joe Keyser expected a good year with some of his players returning from last year. Dan Keyser took the first spot position for most of the matches. Fighting for the second place spot were Eric LaBass, Larry Garner, Fred Finch, and Mark McKay. GOLF 45 Seniors Stash the Cash Money making ideas were put into full swing when the Senior class raised cash for its Disneyland trip. In October, each Senior was required to sell at least three tickets for a Spaghetti Dinner. Over 250 people attended the dinner, making it a huge success. To bring in the Christmas Spirit, the Seniors held a candy cane sale. Each candy cane cost 50c and was equipped with a personal message to the receiver. 1. Senior Class Officers. TOP ROW: Lucy Wright, Thom Brumley, Elise Maberto. BOTTOM ROW: Janey Casey, Wendy Middleton. Christiana Alvernaz Sherri Bartolomei Pep Club 2,4, Rally Squad Representative; Musicals 1-4; Freshman Secretary; Junior Treasurer; Band President 4, Band Treasurer 3; Homecoming Queen; Snow Queen Candidate 1; Band 1-4, Head Cheerleader 2; Head Song Leader 4. Tami Beaver Craig Beck Rob Behrens Toni Bell Tennis Team 2-4; Powder Puff Football 4; CSF 1-3; Yearbook 4. 48 SENIORS Sandra Bennett Pella Biasca CSF 2-3; Pep Club 2; FFA 1-4. Tom Blanco Football 1-4; Wrestling 1- 4; Block E 1-4; FFA 1. Robin Bradford Track 104; Basketball 3; Powder Puff Football 3-4, Block E 1-4; Pep Club 1- 3; GAA 1-4; Musicals 3-4; Band-front 3-4; Homecoming Float Comm. 1-4. Pat Briggs Football 1-2; Baseball 1; Track 3; Block E 1-2; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3-4, FFA 1; Musicals 1-4. Steve Brodie Sandy Broome Thom Brumley Football 1-4; Track 1; Block E 1-4; CSF 1-4; FFA 1-4; Senior Class President; FFA Chapter Vice-President 4, Stockton Section Vice- President 3; Stockton Section President 4; VICA Parliamentarian 4. Nancy Burroughs Track 1-2; Powder Puff 3- 4; Pep Club 1-4; Student Body Sec. 4; Musicals 4; Play 4; Prom Comm. 3; Cosmo 3; Songleader 4; Choir 4; Archbearer 3; Yearbook 4; Baseball Slate Keeper 4; Float Comm. 2-4. 2. Lloyd Seevers helps illustrate Mr. Sanguinetti's lecture for Jan Payne during their International Relations class. 2 SENIORS 49 Mario Caballero Robert Cabral Football 1-4; Track 1; Wrestling 4, Block E 2-4; CSF 1-3; FFA 1-4; FFA Rep. 4; Freshman Rep.; FFA Vice- President 3; Christmas Concert 4; Most Improved Player Football 1. Janey Casey Judy Cline Maria Correira Tom Cova Cindy Crew Volleyball 2; Junior Vice- President; CSF President 4, CSF 3-4. Rhonda Cross Jerry Dalmon Football 1-4; Track 1-4, Class Rep 3; Block E 2-4. 1. Senior Advisors: Mr. Fachner, Mrs. Fee, Mrs. Bass, Mr. Arellano. 50 SENI0RS 1 2. Seniors return from Disneyland with many momentos. TOP ROW: Jennifer Vest, Debi Johnson, Natalie Denhart, Shellie Fotheringham, Nancy Burroughs, Lucy Wright. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Hoover, Mary Morrell, Carol Franzia. Avelino DaSilva Annette Dean Pep Club 4; CSF 2-4 David Degerman FFA 1-4, FFA President 4 Natalie Denhart Powder Puff 3-4; Pep Club 3; FHA Hero 4; Spring Musical 3; Treasurer 1; Songleader 3; Archbearer 3. Rosa Dinis Science Club 4; CSF; MGM; FBLA. Natalie Dutra SEN10RS 51 Mary Faria Henrietta Fernandes Fred Finch Football 1-4; Basketball 1- 2;Baseball 1-4; Golf 4; Choir. Neal Focha Football 1; Wrestling 1-4; Block E 4; Choir 2,4, Musical 2-4 Shelly Fotheringham Pep Club 2; Choir 2,3,4; FHA Secretary 4; Float Committee 3-4. Carol Franzia Powder Puff Football 3-4; CSF 2-3; FHA HERO 2; Class Vice President 2; Yearbook 3; Science Club President 4. Terri Freeman Track 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Pep Club 2,4; Choir 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; JV Yell 2, Varsity Yell 4; Rally Squad 2,4; Float Committee 4 Bob Galloway Football 1, Basketball 2; Track 1-4; Choir 3-4. Larry Garner Randy Reid and Mike Lowry help with the Senior class Spaghetti Dinner, held at Dent School on November 17, 1979. 52 SENIORS Eric Gilgert FFA 1-4; VICA 4. George Gonzales Kathy Gonzales Track 1-2; Basketball 2-4; Softball 3-4; Powder Puff Football 3-4; CSF 3-4; Prom Committee 3; Science Club 4 Alice Grabow CSF 1-4; Musical 1,3-4; Bandfront 2-3; Band 1-4 Shari Green Christmas Concert 1; CSF 3- 4; Yearbook 3-4. Nel Groenveld Musical 1-4; CSF 2-3; Band 1-4, Science Club 4; Mascot 4. 1. Becky Powell, Kathy Rivera and Becky Koch use their talents at the Spaghetti Dinner. 2. Help!! Matt Hobbs is an escapee from the chemistry room, but it looks as though Kevin Mankiller has things under control. David Hamilton Matt Hobbs Yearbook 4. Lenora Hof Pep Band 3; Musicals 1-4, Band 1-3; Choir 4. Mary Hoover Pep Club 1-2; Cosmo 3; Student Council Treas. 4; Powder Puff 4; Float Comm. 1-4. Dorothea Hunt Yearbook 3-4 Debi Johnson Pep Club 1-3; Musical 4, FHA 1; Class Rep. 4, Powder Puff 3; Float Comm. 1-4. 54 SENIORS Wes Jones Teri Kaler Danny Keyser Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,3-4; Golf 2,4, Block E 1-4; Class Pres. 1; Choir 3-4; Musicals 2-4. Becky Koch Eric LaBass Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; TVL Champ, Subsection Champ; Golf 1-4, SIC Champ; Block E 1-4; FHA HERO 1. Curtis Ladiges Gary Langum Lana LaPorte Girls' Var. Basketball 3; Powder Puff 4; Block E 3. Judy Lerma Scott Loureiro Baseball 1-4; Football 1- 4; Block E 1-4. Danny Lown Mike Lowry Football 1-4, Track 2; Block E 2-4; Musical 3-4; Band 1. 1. Seniors concentrate on final placements on their Homecoming float. Jim Luis Track 1-2; Block E 2; VICA. Elisa Maberto Pep Club 4; CSF 1-4; Play 2; Treasurer 4, Band 1-4; Bandfront 2; Solo Majorette 3; Science Club 4; Masoct 4. Dana Mankiller Kevin Mankiller 1 56 SENIORS y -vA 5° Rick Mascadn Wrestling 1-4; FFA 1-4; Musical 3. 2. Seniors outrage the Animal House rally in toga; n Mathias eyball 1-2; MGM 1-4; :k 1; Tennis 2; Powder Football 3; Pep Club Choir 3-4; Science Club 4; GAA 1; CSF 1-4; FHA 2-3; Songleader 4; Eski News Staff 4; Speech Team 1-2, Musicals 3-4. Larry McGuire Wendy Middleton Volleyball 1-4; GAA 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Block E 1- 4; Band 1; Senior Rep. Lidia Mora Isabel Moreno Mary Morrell Junior Varsity Basketball 1-2; JV Volleyball 2; Track 1; Pep Club 3; Musicals 3- 4; Treasurer 2; Varsity Veil 3; FHA Hero 4. Janet Myers Musical 1,3-4, CSF 1-4; Treasurer CSF 4, Band 1- 4; Bandfront 1-4; Majorette 4; Choir 4. SENIORS 57 Jon Naylor Concert Band 1-3. Jan Payne Softball 1; Powder Puff Football 3,4, Pep Club 1- 4, MGM 1-4; Eski News Staff 4; Girls' League 1; CSF 1-4, Science Club 4, FHA 1-3; Spring Play 2,4; Songleader 3,4, Wrestling Scorekeeper 1; Bandfront 2; Archbearer 3. Marla Pedro Richard Pereira Dan Pinheiro Henry Plott Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Block E 2- 4; Spring Musical 1-4; Class Representative 2. 1 1. Seniors head for their favorite eating spot, Taco Charley. Becky Powell Track 2,3; Girls' Varsity Basketball 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Block E 3,4. Charlie Pope 58 SENIORS Marlene Rader Track 2, Basketball 3; Pep Club 1-3; Homecoming Committee 3; Spring Musical 4; Christmas Concert 4; Bandfront 3,4; Wrestling Scorekeeper 4. Sandy Ragsdale Linda Rampoldi Volleyball 1-4, Softball 1- 4; Basketball 4; Powder Puff Football 3; GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Vice President 2,4; Secretary 1,3; Eski News Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Randy Reid Football 1-4; Baseball 1- 4; Block E 1-4; FFA 1-4. Lori Rietveld Volleyball 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Pep Club 3; GAA 2-3; FFA 1-4. Anne Ritchey Powder Puff Football 3,4. Spring Musical 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4. Kathy Rivera Basketball 3, Powder Puff Football 3,4; Pep Club 1- 3; CSF 1-3; Class Officer 2-3; President 2-4, Spring Play 2; Musical 1-4; Christmas Concert 1-4, Homecoming Committee 1-4; Speech 1-3. Laureen Rocha Chris Rodenburg Greg Royce Football 1,4; Block E 4. Lloyd Seevers Tom Seibel Brian Sharp Powder Puff King 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Block E 1-4. Joyce Silva Robert Silva Football 1-4; Basketball 2; Track 1-4; FFA 1-4. Darlene Silveira Pep Club 2,4; Powder Puff 3- 4, Float Committee 2,4; Snow Queen Candidate 4, Wrestling stats 2. Phyllis Silveira Anita Smith John Smith Football 1-2; Wrestling 1-4; Block E 1-4; FFA 1. Shellie Smith Peter Vanderwerff 60 SENI0RS Jennifer Vest Basketball 2; Powder Puff 3- 4; Pep Club 3; Musicals 1-3; Jazz Band 2-4; Choir 3; Archbearer 3; Float Committee 1-4 Chris Villierme Suzanne Vrh Pep Club 1-2; FHA Hero 3; Musicals 2-4; JV Cheerleader 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Choir 3; Track Pacer 1. Wayne Weisenburger Steve Werner FFA 3-4. Lucy Wright Track 2-4; Powder Puff 3-4; CSF 2-4; Senior Vice- President; Science Club 4, Float Committee 3-4, Most- improved Player 2. SENIORS 61 Calvin Allen Theresa Allman Mila Amerine Kathy Arnett Theresa Augusto Denise Avara Terri Avila Brent Barton Tina Basden Nick Bavaro Denise Beall Heidi Behrens Tina Bell Sharon Blanco Jeff Borba Tony Borba Jeff Bradford Diane Bradley George Brasil Kerry Brennan Kim Burch Bill Burke Kelly Byrd Terry Cassida Mary Chaves John Chiappe 1. Junior Class Officers: Secretary Karen Edwards, Vice President Lynette Leinfelder, President Brent Barton, Treasurer Greg Largent. 2. Brian Snider, Joni Windsor, Marilyn Skiles, and Nick Bavaro show how big their class really can be. 62 JUNIORS Juniors Face Great Expectations Janet Christiansen Alan Clark Juniors got involved in paying their way to Sandra Coleman Disneyland by sponsoring the first football dance of the year, which featured Sugar Bare. They also handled the Homecoming dance, played by Crystal Image. In spite of these efforts, junior fund raising expectations were not met. Laura Cox DeAnn Davis Bill Denhart Juniors outdid themselves in proving their spirit by earning the highest percentage for spirit yells at rallies and were very close in the running for the winning float at the Homecoming parade. Liz Dickerson Matt Dillon Karen Edwards Darlene Enos John Faria Charleen Finch Tami Fitzsimons Rosemary Faria Debbie Fitzsimons Maria Fontes JUNIORS 63 4 1. Junior Daniel Luis mans the ticket booth at the Homecoming dance. 2. Junior Class Advisors: Mr. Martin J. Moreno, Mr. John Morrell, Mr. Donald Schedler. 3. Junior Tim Prater is canned by Senior Jeff Shaw and Sophomore Kent Hysell. 4. Shirley McGregor, Kim Mello, and Heidi Behrens work on the Junior class Homecoming float. Jo Garcia Theresa Garcia Paul Gardner Karl Geletich Philip Giuntoli Karrie Gonzales Rena Gutierrez Lorie Hamilton Ruth Hanna Kevin Harris Jeff Hayes Greg Hazenberg Tony Hinkle Nick Hodgson Robert Hollaway Brent Holtz Kevin Howard Darain Huffman Vicky Huffman Karen Hunter Susan Hyden Cindy Imel Stacey James Darla Judson Mark Kaminski Phil King David Klessens Julie Ladiges Greg Largent Julie Lawson Lynette Leinfelder Lori Lewis Curtis Lindgren Daniel Luis Lori Luis Jonathan Marshall Steve Martin William Martin Margaret McCarty Nathan McCarty Shirley McGregor Kim Mello JUNIORS 65 1. Juniors in Mrs. Collup's American Literature class go bananas! Kelly Mize Sharryl Morgan Oerron Morrow Cindy Mossmayer John Nicholson Nadine Nunes Elena Ordaz Greg Pearce Cindy Peeden Alice Pereira Rob Peres Sheila Peterson Kim Pope Tim Prater Joseph Price Cocorro Pulido Starlene Pyeatt Craig Ramey Marisela Ramirez Alfredo Rayray Chris Rebideaux Doug Reid Christina Reyes Chris Rivera Joyce Roberts Randy Robertson Steve Sanguinetti Rick Santos Richard Shieler 66 JUNIORS Rita Silveira Marilyn Skiles Carol Sleeman Kirt Smith Paul Smith Paula Smith Brian Snider Jennifer Soltis Julie Taffola Ken Tompson Sharon Toy Janis Turner Jeff Van Ryn Sherrie Vaughn Renee Vaz Celeste Vesia Lee Vian Dennis Wendland Mike Westall Joni Windsor Joy Zuber 2. Kim Mello and Heidi Behrens show their Cougarism by helping with the '81 Homecoming float. JUNIORS 67 Andy Adams Hermelinda Albor Denise Alcantor Carri Augusto James Austin John Baumbach Debbie Bedell Lisa Bell Michael Bellinger Craig Benge Dennis Bennett Maria Bento Linda Betcher Rodger Biasca Susan Blasingame Victor Brasil Hardy Brown Sherri Brown Shawna Burch Allen Cain Martha Campa Marie Carlson Sophomores Sponsor Last Dance Sophomore activities included the sponsoring of the last dance of the football season, featuring Sugar Bare . The class also sold pennants at the football games for fund raising, and directed the float building activity. 68 S0PH0M0RES SOPHOMORES 69 ST1IKNT DRIVER Dawn Casey David Chaves Janice da Silva Rachelle Delgato Eddie Dutra Glenda Ellis Beatriz Gonzalez Keith Gowan Donna Gardner Mark George Liz Gepford Vickie Gilgert Loraine Giuntoli Nellie Goehart 1. Sophomore Class Officers: Representative Renelle Leinfelder, Treasurer Crystal Pearce, President Ben Rivera, Vice-President Valorie Vaz, Secretary Sheila Packer. 2. Mr. Arellano prepares to give Shawna Burch a driving lesson. Hoss Ellis Lynnea Estrada John Foster Patti Freeman Bernie Freitas Lorrie Gable Frank Garcia Leticia Garcia Jeff Grabow Lola Green Mandy Gutierrez Daryl Hanson Mark Hiatt Loretta Hof Eloise Holloway Shelley Holly Debbie Hunt Lita Hunt Kent Hysell Steve Ijams Virginia Imel Jackie Jacobsen Rebecca Keller Jerry Langum Greg Lane Louis LaPorte Renelle Leinfelder Tammy Lewis Mark Longpre Steve Longstreet Debbie Lopes Jeff Loving Chris Lowry Tjyiana Mankiller Jill Martin Kevin McGuire Mark McKay Karen Mello V 70 S0PH0M0RES Rick Mello Korina Menard Eva Mora Yolanda Moreno Doris Morgan Patty Morgan Danny Morris Lance Morrow Rich Mossmayer Chester Murphy Bob Myers Shelli Nicholas 1. Sophomore Class Advisors: Mr. Gino Farinelli, Miss Chris Bogomaz, Mr. Ronald Shurtz. 2. Sheila Packer, Renelle Leinfelder, Robin Ramey, and Renee Vaz help with the Sophomore class float. S0PH0M0RES 71 1. Crystal Pearce helps with the Sophomore float. 2. Hardy Brown, Dennis Bennett and Martha Campa eat their lunch. Sheila Packer Crystal Pearce Brian Pedro Becky Peeden Susan Peterson Patsy Porter Tye Prater Esperanza Pulido Donald Rader Bobbi Ragsdale Robin Ramey Luwieta Reed Rob Rigg Ben Rivera 72 SOPHOMORES 3. Linda Betcher mixes chemicals for her biology class. Marianne Roberson Corey Rogers Randy Rose Jack Sage Glenn Sauls Rita Schleiss Kerry Schulz Bret Shaeffer Becky Shaw Chris Shieler Joe Silva Lucy Silveira Manny Silveira Monte Smith Wess Smith Valorie Sola Shane Strasser Eric Swanson Dana Taylor Nancy Teixeira Reece Thompson Bill Tompson Frank Torres Valerie Vaz Jeff Vest Alma Watts Karen Werner Deanna White Jana White LaJeana Williams S0PH0M0RES 73 Oh No-o-o-o! Certain words and phrases have been associated with particular classes. The class of '83 was a definite case of Oh, no. When the Freshmen first arrived at Escalon, the Seniors said, I remember, the Juniors said, How cute, and the Sophomores said, I wish I could forget! The Freshmen adjusted to Escalon quite well finding that they had the determination and energy to begin Disneyland fund raising with a spring dance and the sale of programs at home football games. They did this well and made us proud to say they are a part of Escalon High. Maria Aceves Santos Aceves Espy Adame Connie Agostini Miguel Albor Todd Allen Hilda Antonio Mike Aughenbaugh Penny Bader Louise Bagley Daine Ballance Tricia Bartelink Tammy Bashor Ross Bava Gina Beck Tim Beck Dan Beeler Louis Bernardoni 1 Freshmen Class Officers: Raul Campa Vice-President, Mark Largent Student Council Representative, Debbie Reid Secretary, Laurie Brignolo President. 2. Freshmen show their spirit by helping with Homecoming float. 3. Winning Freshmen show anticipation before a game. 74 FRESHMEN Ron Bettis Frank Bravo Jeff Briggs Laurie Brignolo Nati Caballero Olga Cabral Raul Campa Fred Cannon Stanley Carlson Todd Casey Cindy Castleman Tony Chiappe Cathi Cline Steve Cochran Sarah Coleman Sheila Coleman Joe Correia Guy Day ■ Mary Dean Nadine Delgadillo Conrado DeLeon Karla Den Hoed Doug Dollarhide Cindy Dutter FRESHMEN 75 John Edwards Damon Eisenga Debbie Enos Freshman class advisers Mr. Marlin Moreno, Mrs. Carol Johnson, and Mr. Gary Ball. Jessie Faustino Tracy Ferranti Matt Foley Donna Forest David Foster Robin Foutch Laura Fraley Mike Franzia LaRonda Friesen Rhonda Garcia Gerald Garduno Kathy Gepford Kim Gilgert Charlotte Giuntoli Tina Goni Martha Gonzalez Eugenia Grover Amy Groves Steve Hall Dan Hawkins Ken Herrera Bob Holmes Chuck Hunt Donnie Inman 76 FRESHMEN 1 Kim Iwashita Tammy Jernigan Sue Jones Lula Kaufman Lisa Kile Chandra Klemin Joanne Klessens Elizabeth Koch Daniel Langum Mark Largent Greg Laugero Darren Leipelt Sandy Leipelt Mick Lelieur Elaine Lerma Louise Bagley sells football programs to raise money for freshman class activities. FRESHMEN 77 Julie Lyons Millisa McCarty Renee McCarty Kelly Mello Melissa Morones Bill Murphy Kevin New Jacqueline Nunes Rex Nunn Michelle Paddack Nicole Parish Ray Parish Darlene Pereira Russ Reichenberg Debbie Reid Shawn Rocha Lyann Rodenburg Reggie Rodriguez V. 78 FRESHMEN Richard Sage Sheri Seevers Jayne Sequeira Jen Serpa Trudy Sewell Joe Simas Reggie Smith James Soltis Robert Spurgeon Shellene Stanton Mike Stewart Chris Swanson Wendy Tatum Gabriel Torres Greg Torres Steve Vander Werff Tony Vargas Robert Vedar Elaine Virden Jeff Wentall Tom Williamson Steve Wood Jason Wright Kent Zuber Carrie Zylstra FRESHMEN 79 1. Director of Career Education Mr. John Hawkins and secretary, Mrs. all. 2. Vice Principal Mr. Owen Nicholas and Principal Mr. Pete McKay. 3. High School secretaries Judy Grundahl and Diana Able. I I llllflVH CJtji . v?y , yrrut, q£-1 Administration Gets Tougher School wide policies affecting discipline and testing procedure were the main points of administrative emphasis. Watching the film ASSERTIVE DISCIPLINE by Lee Canter and formulating basic discipline plans for their classes were required of all teachers. Vice Principal, Mr. Owen Nicholas was very impressed with this new policy. Generally speaking the discipline of the whole school is better ' he said. Semester finals were another addition to school policy. Each teacher was required to give semester examinations in every class at the end of each semester. The new final schedules are an excellent preparation for college ' stated Mr. Nicholas. 5 6 4. Parade Marshall Marguarette Schmidt rides in a surrey during the Homecoming parade. 5. District Administrators Mr. John Mostowski and Mr. Jacob Klessens. 6. Superintendent's Secretary Pat Reichmuth, Auxiliary Bookkeeper Marian Rogers, District Bookkeeper Carol Wood. 7. Custodians Seward Smith, Marguarette Schmidt, Chuck Harris, Myrna Solari. 7 ADMINISTRATION 81 Mrs. Christine Betts: Math Mrs. Phyllis Brayton: Business Ed Miss Joan Cinquini: German, English Mrs. Sherri Collup: English Miss Patricia Coslet: Business, Music, Social Studies Mr. Rusty Fachner. English Mr. Gino Farinelli: Agriculture Mrs. Barbara Fee: Librarian Mr. Steve French: P.E., Social Studies Mrs. James Headrick: Social Studies, Drafting Mrs. Carol Johnson: Math Mr. Bob Loureiro: P.E. Mr. Tom Love: Counselor, Health Ed Mr. Tom Lucas: Educationally Handicapped Mr. Marlin Moreno: English, Reading jfil 2 82 FACULTY New Faces, New Ideas Eski's faculty was a mixture of old and new faces. Mrs. Christine Betts, Mr. Marlin Moreno, Mr. Byron Verzy, and Mr. Tom Love were Eski's four new teachers. Mrs. Betts, formerly known as Miss Bogomaz, is a graduate of UCLA. Mrs. Betts taught at Montgomery Jr. High of San Diego and Annunciation and St. Luke's, both of Stockton. Mr. Love is a graduate of San Francisco State who has taught at Dent and El Portal Middle School. Mr. Moreno attended Fresno State, Stanislaus State, and Modesto Junior College. Mr. Moreno has taught at Valley Home Elementary. Mr. Yerzy graduated from Cal State Chico. Escalon High School is his first teaching assignment. The Escalon High School teachers got involved with rallies by participating in the sketches. They also participated in student activities such as fund raising sales and school dances. Mr. Martin G. Moreno: Spanish, Social Studies Mr. Martin J. Moreno: Science Mr. John Morrell: Academically Limited Mr. Ed Mulvihill: English Mr. Perry Nelson: Woods, Crafts Mr. Larry Paulsen: Agriculture Mr. Art Sanguinetti: Social Studies Mr. Don Schedler: Auto Shop Mr. Ron Shurtz: Arts, Crafts Mrs. Eileen Silva: Home Economics Mr. George Whittier: Economics Mr. Byron Yerzy: Band 1. Denise Smith shows Mrs. Betts (Miss Bogomaz) the right way to form an angle. 2. Mr. Ball shows off his better parts in an Animal House toga. 3. Mr. French proves that he has the biggest thirst in the Animal House rally. J FACULTY 83 1. Executive Student Council. TOP ROW: Treasurer Mary Hoover. SECOND ROW: DSBA Susan Hyden, Secretary Nancy Burroughs. BOTTOM ROW: Vice-President Linda Rampoldi, President Kathy Rivera. 2. Kathy Rivera speaks out at a council meeting. 3. Kathy Rivera, Mary Hoover and Nancy Burroughs make last minute preparations for the student council meeting. 4. CSF. TOP ROW: Steve Ijams, Tye Prater, Mark Longpre, Mark McKay, John Foster, Linda Betcher, Karen Mello, Steve Martin, Lynette Leinfelder, Lola Green. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Skiles, Alice Grabow, Janet Myers, Thom Brumley, Jan Payne, Kathy Gonzales, Elise Maberto, Bob Galloway, Susan Hyden. 1 4 86 STUDENT COUNCIL CSF UNi m 1 MM - • 1 ■ LfK : Hi ‘ M Council Opens Communications The Student Council was busy accomplishing its goal of opening the lines of communication between students, faculty, and administrators, and the community. The council used several methods to attain this goal, such as sponsoring a school newspaper, the Eski News, and appointing representatives to gather information within the community from community organizations, PTA, ESCALON TIMES, and the Recreation Commission. Linda Betcher, Marlene Rader, and Bob Galloway worked to make student opinions on several issues known. The council also subscribed to the ESCALON TIMES so that the activities at Escalon High could be posted in the halls. Student Council's other activities were a Trans-Valley League conference held in March to exchange ideas with other schools. The council supported repainting and new letters for the marquis above the pool, and a litter drive. 5. Linda Rampoldi reads the morning bulletin. 6. Student Council. TOP ROW: Joy Zuber, Brent Barton, Marlene Rader, Linda Betcher, Thom Brumley, Wendy Middleton, Bob Galloway, Renelle Leinfelder, Ben Rivera, Mark Largent, Lori Brignolo. BOTTOM ROW: Susan Hyden, Nancy Burroughs, Kathy Rivera, Linda Rampoldi, Mary Hoover, Sherri Bartolomei. 6 STUDENT COUNCIL CSF 87 88 PEP SQUAD The squad attended the United Spirit Association camp at Sacramento State University during July. Varsity yell was presented with the spirit stick for outstanding spirit and enthusiasm. Spirit Invasion Faculty members dressed in togas invaded the Animal House rally, one of many successful rallies held by the pep squad. Other rallies included Coming Alive ' Super Cougar ' Backwards, and the traditional Homecoming mini- rally. The pep squad supported their teams by serving as guardian angels to the varsity team during Homecoming week. On Homecoming day, team members were kidnapped and the pep squad served them breakfast. Other spirit boosters such as card parties and pizza feeds were also held. 1. Cosmos Elise Maberto, Nel Groenveld. 2. Songleaders: Marilyn Skiles, Sherri Bartolomei, Carolyn Mathias, Jan Payne, Nancy Burroughs, Karen Edwards. 3. Rally squad advisor Mrs. Carol Johnson. 4. Varsity Yell. TOP ROW: Sharon Toy. SECOND ROW: Teri Kaler, Joyce Roberts, Terri Freeman. BOTTOM ROW: Lynette Leinfelder. 5. Junior Varsity Yell Chris Schieler, Renelle Leinfelder, Dana Taylor, Crystal Pearce. 6. Mark Largent finds out the joke's on him in the root beer chugging contest at the Animal House rally. 6 PEP SQUAD 89 Those Were the Days The trophy race that highlighted Homecoming 1979 ended when the Senior float captured first place with Back Track the Bruins. Seniors used chicken wire and napkin flowers to create a steam engine and dry ice to produce puffs of smoke. According to Eski traditions, Monday, October 22, became Clash Day, followed by Stomp 'Em Day, Mouring Day, and Purple and Gold Day. 3 1. Rally Squad gives a yell at the Homecoming parade. 2. The Sophomore Homecoming float was “Victory or Bust. 3. The Junior Homecoming float branded the Bruins! 4. Seniors win the 1979 float competition with “Back Track the Bruins. 4 90 H0MEC0MING H0MEC0MING 91 92 H0MEC0MING 12 Varsity Falls Short of Victory In the second quarter of a hard-fought game against the Riverbank Bruins, Kevin Harris' touchdown put the Varsity in a 6-0 lead. Danny Keyser's conversion point went wide of the uprights. Later in the first half, Keyser missed a field goal that fell short of the crossbar. Early in the fourth quarter, the Bruins marched eighty yards for a touchdown and scored the extra point, which proved to be the deciding factor in the Homecoming contest. The Frosh-Soph Cougars won their game, 26-0. Students cheered the Freshmen on to a victory over Riverbank, 28-0. The crowning of Queen Sherri Bartolomei highlighted halftime activities Homecoming night. 4. Eski's defense is in pursuit of Riverbank's Bruins. 5. Cougars scramble to recover after a fumble. 6. 1979 Homecoming Queen candidates and their fathers: Teri and Mr. Jensen, Kathy and Mr. Rivera, Linda and Mr. Rampoldi, Terri and Mr. Freeman. Oi V3 H0MEC0MING 93 1. S.S. Express. TOP ROW: Stan Laugero, Henry Bartelink, Jan Payne, Lucy Wright, Becky Koch, Nancy Burroughs, Toni Bell, Pella Biasca, John Largent. SECOND ROW: Lana LaPorte, Bernie Freitas, Natalie Denhart, Jennifer Vest, Donna Gardner, Patti Freeman, Teri Kaler, Bobbi Ragsdale, Darlene Silveria, Korina Menard, Virginia Imel, Anne Ritchey. BOTTOM ROW: Anita Smith, Sandy Ragsdale, Mary Hoover, Kathy Rivera, Carol Franzia, Kathy Gonzales, Laureen Rocha, Terri Freeman, Martha Campa. 2. S.S. Express Captains Lucy Wright and Laureen Rocha award their coaches Henry Bartelink, John Largent, and Stan Laugero. 3. Diane Bradley tries to steal Jennifer Vest's flag as she runs for a touchdown. 4. 1979 Powder Puff King Brian Sharp receives the game ball from Carol Franzia. 94 POWDER PUFF Express Rolls Again 1978's J.F. Express' returned as the S.S. Express for a second victory in the 1979 Powder Puff contest. The opposing J.F. Bombers put up a good struggle but couldn't get on the score board, falling to a defeat of 14-0. Steve Toy, 1978 Powder Puff King also returned to crown the 1979 King, Brian Sharp. Other candidates were Danny Keyser, Scott Loureiro, Henry Plott, and Randy Reid. Each candidate was escorted during half-time by his mother. The winning coaches of the S.S. Express were Stan Laugero, John Largent, and Henry Bartelink. Leading the J.F. Bombers were Tom Love, Brian Ney, and Chris Headrick. Jerry Dalmon, Eric LaBass, Mike Lowry, Rick Mascadri, and Tom Blanco cheered the S.S. Express to victory. Supporting the J.F. Bombers were Raul Campa, Steve Hall, Matt Foley and Shawn Rocha. 5. S.S. Express Cheerleaders. TOP ROW: Mike Lowry, Tom Blanco. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Dalmon, Eric LaBass. 6. Laureen Rocha runs for yardage. 7. J.F. Bombers. TOP ROW: Brian Ney, Darlene Enos, Tammy Martin, Kim Burch, Diane Bradley, Debbie Reid, Tina Bell, Paula Smith. Nellie Goedhart, Josephine Garcia, Kelly Mello, Mary Dean, Julie Ladiges, Maria Aceves, Chris Headrick. BOTTOM ROW: Karrie Gonzales, Celeste Vesia, Sharon Toy, Theresa Allman, Jacqueline Nunes, Sharon Blanco, Lori Luis, Julie Lyons, Charlotte Giuntoli, Julie Tafolla, Carol Sleeman, Lyann Rodenburg, Chandra Klemin. 6 7 POWDER PUFF 95 1 1. Marching Band. TOP ROW: Dan Beeler, Mike Stewart, Pat Briggs, Ray Stice, Neal Focha, Jason Wright, Eddie Dutra, Denise Smith, Chester Murphy, Mike Franzia, John Naylor. SECOND ROW: Alice Grabow, Diana Ballance, Elise Maberto, Nel Groenveld, Don Inman, Monte Smith, Jeff Vest, Lance Morrow, Mark McKay, Tina Goni, Matt Dillion, Steve Martin. BOTTOM ROW: Tammy Bashor, Laurie Brignolo, Tony Chiappe, Marilyn Skiles, Sherri Bartolomei, Mark Longpre, Bob Meyers, Jerry Langum, Kim Gilgert, Anne Ritchey, Kent Zuber, Robert Holmes, Greg Laugero, Luwieta Reed, Alan Clark. 2. Majorette Janet Meyers. 3. Flag Girls Karen Mello, Lola Green, Robin Ramey. 2 Suited-up in Style With bright, new, purple and white uniforms, the band marched in the Modesto Band Review, taking second place out of six in their division. Drum Major John Foster won the third place trophy in the Military Drum Major division. In October, the band marched in the Surf City Band Review in Santa Cruz, placing fourth out of six. Band Director Byron Yerzy was impressed with the performance in Santa Cruz. The competition was really tough ' he said, and they were competing with bands from all over the state ' 4. Drum Major John Foster. 5. The band marches in the 1979 Homecoming parade. 6. Band Front Marlene Radar, Cindy Imel, Karen Hunter, Tammy Fitsimmons, Josephine Garcia, Robin Bradford, Cori Rogers. 6 MARCHING BAND 97 1. Robin Bradford and Sherri Bartolomei try to pop balloons that are topped with whip cream at the Kangaroo Court. 2. Karen McCue is asked by Mr. George Val George to total numbers picked at random by students. 3. Jennifer Vest and Mary Hoover give Elise Maberto and Brent Barton a pie in the face. 4. Terri Freeman and Darlene Silveira race by pushing peanuts along the floor with their noses. Events Top The Year Escalon High students had the pleasure of viewing several special events this year, including rallies, Kangaroo Court, special assemblies, and visiting bands. Kangaroo Court was a special rally held in December after TWIRP season to punish the violators of Christmas dance rules. Another of Eski's special visitors was Mr. George Val George, who predicted the future of some of the students and of the football team. 2 8 5. George Val George tries to tell the future of a student. 6. Mark Largent, Ben Rivera, and Nick Hodgson have just finished a rootbeer drinking contest at the Animal House rally. 7. Jan Payne tries to reach the Lifesaver with the help of Paul Gardner as their punishment at Kangaroo Court. 8. Carol Franzia and Eric LaBass help clear cups of water off of Jerry Dalman's back. 6 SPECIAL EVENTS 99 Choir Travels to Perform Under Pat Coslet's direction, the 1980 Concert Choir gave memorable performances at the Vintage Faire Mall and the Christmas Concert. They also performed at the Escalon Methodist Church. March 5, the Choir went to see Chorus Line at the Golden Gate Theater in San Francisco. The choir joined the All-County Choir in Stockton for a performance with members of other choirs from all over the county on May 22. March 27 and 28 were slated for the Spring Concert, featuring A Salute to American Composers. 5. Miss Patricia Coslet directs the Choir at the Christmas Concert. 6. The Concert Choir performing at Vintage Faire Mall. TOP ROW: Cindy Imel, Susan Jones, Renelle Leinfelder, Carolyn Mathias, Greg Hazenburg, Darain Huffman, Paul Gardner, Mike Westall, Chris Rivera, Lance Morrow, Janet Myers, Tina Basden, Shelly Fotheringham, Lynette Leinfelder. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Garcia, Robin Bradford, Karen Gentry, Susan Hyden, Sherrie Vaughn, Greg Pearce, Bob Galloway, Robert Cabral, Nancy Burroughs, Lenora Hof, Laura Lore, Karen Mello, THIRD ROW. Renee McCarty, Kathy Rivera, Marlene Rader, Theresa Garcia, Alice Pereira, Steve Sanguinetti, Ben Rivera, Danny Keyser, Greg Largent, Neal Focha, Terri Freeman, Heidi Behrens, Mary Morrell, Joyce Silva. BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Howard, Mike Lowry, Brian Sharp, Henry Plott, Brian Snider, Carrie Augusto, Theresa Augusto, Kim Mello, Joy Zuber, Denise Alcantor. CH0IR 101 ' ► f Clubs Draw New Attention Under the editorship of Kathy Rivera, the members of the 1979-80 Eski News Staff supplied Escalon High with two papers per month. The newspaper consisted of a sports section, questions and answers, Student Council notes, dance news, and administrative news. Mr. Nicholas really enjoyed working with the staff, stating, We were very busy with the production of the paper and everything went very smoothly. This year also saw the revival of the Eski High Science Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Gary Ball and Mr. Martin J. Moreno, club members built a Homecoming float Dissect the Bruins, attended seminars at M.J.C. and learned C.P.R. Their outdoor activities included trips to Yosemite and Dillon Beach. President of the Science Club was Carol Franzia. 1. Science Club advisors Mr. Gary Ball and Mr. Martin J. Moreno. 2. Mr. Ball explains an equation to Sharon Toy, Marilyn Skiles, and Shirley McGregor. 3. Carol Franzia and Lucy Wright work on an experiment. 4. Science Club. TOP ROW: Nel Groenveld, Elise Maberto, Lynnette Leinfelder, Carol Franzia, Jan Payne, Lucy Wright, Carolyn Mathias, Annette Dean. SECOND ROW: Kathy Gonzalas, Lori Reitveld, Kathy Rivera, Shirley McGregor, Joyce Roberts. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Skiles, Jerry Dalman, Bob Galloway, Wes Van Vuren, Sharon Toy. 4 102 ESKI NEWS STAFF, SCIENCE CLUB 6 5. Eski News Staff: Mr. Owen Nicholas, Robbie Behrens, Mike Franzia, Lucy Wright, Carol Franzia, Jan Payne, Kathy Rivera, Lynnette Leinfelder, Carolyn Mathias, Linda Rampoldi, Chris Rivera. 6. Jan Payne processes the newspaper as Lynnette Leinfelder helps. 7. Eski News advisor Mr. Nicholas. 8. Robin Bradford and Wes Van Vuren are interviewed by Lucy Wright and Carol Franzia. 8 ESKI NEWS STAFF, SCIENCE CLUB 103 ? 1. Snow King and Queen candidates await the news of the '79 winners. 2. Mrs. Eileen Silva works on Christmas bids for the couples. 3. Snow King and Queen Darain Huffman and Karen McCue preside over the Christmas Dance. 4. Proud winners Darain Huffman and Karen McCue smile after receiving their crowns. 5. Michael Lowry and Darlene Silveira look joyfully over their gifts. 6. A Christmas tree adds a touch of class to the dance. 7. Students dance at the Land of Enchantment. 3 104 CHRISTMAS DANCE FHA Creates Evening of Enchantment Many hours of creative work turned the El Portal SAC into a Land of Enchantment. The Christmas Dance took place on Saturday, December 15, and was sponsored by the FHA under the leadership of Mrs. Eileen Silva. Couples danced to the sound of Mystic Wine until the announcement of the winners of the Snow King and Queen contest. The Junior class took the crowns with candidates Darain Huffman and Karen McCue. Other contestants were Seniors Michael Lowry and Darlene Silveira, Sophomores Shayne Strasser and Chris Shieler, and Freshmen Todd Casey and Jacqueline Nunes. CHRISTMAS DANCE 105 1. FHA advisor Mrs. Eileen Silva. 2. FHA members ride on their float in the Homecoming parade. 3. Debi Johnson, Natalie Denhart, Mary Morrell, and Shelly Fotheringham show FHA awards and scrapbook. 4. FHA TOP ROW: Chris Rebideaux, Teresa Garcia, Shelly Fotheringham, Debi Johnson, Natalie Denhart, Shellene Stanton, Kevin Mankiller, Mrs. Silva, Mary Morrell, Phyllis Silveira, Joanne Klessens, Nati Caballero. BOTTOM ROW: Dana Mankiller, Sharryl Morgan, Sondra Bennett, Lynnea Estrada, Deanna White, Jackee Jacobsen, Margret McCarty. 5. Kevin Mankiller shows his project for the FHA Chapter Exhibit. FHA Plans Busy Year The FHA had another busy year of planning holiday sales, the 1979 Christmas dance, annual exhibits, and field trips. FHA members competed in several Recognition Events including Chapter Exhibits, Chapter Manual, Salad Preparation, and Junior and Senior Job Application, in which they won several awards. The financing for these events came from Discount Booklet sales, which amounted to over $1300, in profits, Halloween cookie sales, the Christmas dance, one of the biggest events of the year, and the Valentine flower sale. In June, the FHA also awarded scholarships to deserving Senior members. FFA Is Action Packed A snow trip, the annual slave sale, and a donkey basketball game were a few of the activities sponsored by Eski's FFA. Members also participated in speech contests, the San Joaquin County Fair, the State Fair, and the Cow Palace, producing outstanding exhibits in horticulture, mechanics, dairy, sheep, tractor driving, and showmanship. They also took part in the Best-Informed Greenhand contest, Greenhand and Chapter Farmer Initiations, the Sectional Anything Goes, and the chapter skating party. FFA also sponsored competitive judging teams in vine pruning, livestock, horses, dairy products, mechanics, and parliamentary procedure. These teams participated at Delta College, MJC, Chico State, Fresno State, Reedly JC, and at the State Finals at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. Officers representing Escalon's FFA were: President David Degerman, Vice-President Thom Brumley, Secretary Lori Rietveld, Treasurer Pella Biasca, Reporter Ken Tompson, Sentinel Tony Borba, Historian Bobbi Ragsdale, and Points Award Chairman Susan Peterson. 1. Daniel Hawkins and Daniel Langum look over plants in their greenhouse. 2. FFA TOP ROW: Mr. Gino Farinelli, Mr. Larry Paulsen, Daniel Hawkins, Guadelupe Elizondo, Robert Spurgeon, Steve Vander- Werff, Rigo Elizondo, Eugene Machado, Robert Silva, Billy Murphy, David Degerman, Steven Werner, John Nunes, Shawn Rocha, Erich Gilgert, Steven Wood, Doug Dollarhide, Ronald Bettis. BOTTOM ROW: Daniel Langum, Thom Brumley, Cynthia Dutter, Denise Smith, Jacqueline Nunes, Renee Vaz, Kenny Tompson, Lori Luis, Bobbi Ragsdale, Lori Rietveld, Pella Biasga, Denise Beall, Gabriel Torres, Lance Morrow, Robert Cabral, Phillip Guintoli. 2 108 FFA FFA 109 1. Steve Brodie and Mark Kaminski fix a Ford with the biggest wrench and screwdriver they can find, but look out for the driver, Curt Ladiges. 2. Danny Lown and Ed Dutra perform feats of mechanical genius on a 1918 Fairbanks- Morris engine. 3. Peter VanderWerff and Eric Gilgert display the calendars that VICA sold as a fundraiser. 110 VICA Selling calendars, a car wash, and holding a dance comprised VICA's fund raisers for 1980. In VICA competition, Steve Brodie and Mark Kaminski looked past the Regionals to the State contests. Steve competed in Small Engines and Mark in Auto Mechanics. Other activities included trips to Performance Machine and A A Auto Wreckers. A bowling trip and a pizza feed were also on the agenda. VICA was led by officers Liz Dickerson, President; Steve Brodie, Vice-President; Peter VanderWerff, Secretary; Robert Hollaway, Treasurer; and Thom Brumley, Parliamentarian; and advised by Mr. Don Schedler. 5 4. If VICA can't fix it, this is the only way that it will go, as Jim Luis and Curt Ladiges find out. 5. VICA. TOP ROW: Jim Luis, Steve Brodie, Mr. Don Schedler, Mark Kaminski, Peter VanderWerff, Curt Ladiges, BOTTOM ROW: Ed Dutra, Erich Gilgert, Danny Lown, Thom Brumley. VICA 111 1. Bob Myers and Jerry Langum practice for the Spring Musical. 2. Band Council: Sherri Bartolomei, Mark Largent, Elise Maberto, Neal Focha, Steve Martin, Matt Dillon, Marilyn Skiles. 112 JAZZ BAND New Director, New Ideas The Jazz Band had high hopes for the new ideas of band director Mr. Byron Yerzy. New to Eski in 1979, Mr. Yerzy gave a new sound to the band. The band faced its first big performance of the year in spring with a musical on March 27 and 28, in which the choir also participated. The Eski Jazz Band had its talent tested at the Pleasanton Festival and at the Columbia Festival. Towards the end of the year, the Jazz Band planned a tour of the San Joaquin elementary schools to spark interest in music in the minds of elementary students. 3. Mike Stewart, Jason Wright, and Louise Bagley work on the musical. 4. Jazz Band. TOP ROW: Mike Stewart, Chester Murphy, Jason Wright, Eddie Dutra, Matt Dillon, Jerry Langum, Anne Ritchey. SECOND ROW: Louise Bagley, Jeff Vest, Steve Martin, Bob Myers, Jon Naylor. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Byron Yerzy, Ralph Briggs, LuWieta Reed, Robert Holmes, Alan Clark. 4 JAZZ BAND 113 1. Jerry Dalman's donkey will not wait for the official opening of the game. 2. Diane Bradley and Paul Smith race against their opponents in the balloon shaving contest at the FFA assembly. 3. Mrs. Silva makes the official opening call for the Donkey Basketball game. 4. Diane Bradley and Paul Smith work hard at the baby bottle drinking contest. 114 SPECIAL EVENTS Spring Showers Extravaganzas! Spring's special events included February's Faculty Basketball game played between the Frosh-Soph and Varsity Basketball teams and the faculty. The game was followed by a fun-filled FFA assembly, which featured such events as a baby bottle drinking contest won by the Sophomores, a pie eating contest, and a balloon shaving contest won by the Juniors. March brought the Donkey Basketball game. The Science Club lost this messy but entertaining match to VICA 12 to 0. In turn, VICA lost to FHA 5 to 4, and FHA beat FFA 8 to 2. May's arena registration was better organized for the students due to the early pre-registration in March. March closed with the Spring musical, A Tribute to American Composers. It consisted of songs and dances to such numbers as A Chorus Line ' Oklahoma, and Paint Your Wagon. The spring play, Rest Assured, was Eski's last theatrical performance, held in May. 5. Tom Brumley's donkey puts on the brakes as Kathy Rivera has trouble getting hers started. 6. 1980 FFA Sweetheart Lori Luis and her escort, Ricky Mascadri. 7. Bob Galloway, Wes Van Vuren, and Curtis Ladiges struggle with their donkeys in pursuit of the ball. SPECIAL EVENTS 115 DEEGAN FUNERAL CHAPEL Phone 838-7321 1441 San Joaquin Sr. CAL-FARM INSURANCE CO. CAL-FARM LIFE INSURANCE CO. Bus. 838-7609 1734 Main St. Res. 838-2256 Escalon, Calif. 95320 Life • Health • Auto • Liability • Fire Arthur Sipma Agent FARM BUREAU IN8URANCE Escalon, Calif. Funeral Directors LUIS CARDOSO CUSTOM BUTCHERING John E. Deegan, Jr. 26931 E. Dodds Rd. Escaon, CA 838-3315 CENTRAL BANK N.A. First and Main Streets Escalon, California L.G. Maumoynier Assistant Vice President B. Applequist Assistant Manager 118 ADS JONNIE E. GALLOWAY LANDSCAPE 2150 Jackson Ave. Escalon, Calif. 95320 838-7305 ADS 119 Phone 838-7368 ESCALON DRUG STORE 1764 Main Street Congratulations Seniors From Your HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ESCALON TIMES 1537 Second Street 838-7602 The Cornet Line of Wedding Announcements DAVE'S DRIVE IN 2231 Jackson Escalon, CA 1725 Main Street Escalon, CA Insurance Agency I 760 Main St. P.O. Box 428 Escalon. CA 95320 (209) 838-7061 ESCALON CLUB Off and On Sale Fine Foods and Mixed Drinks 120 ADS SINCERE GREETINGS ESCALOM PACKERS, Inc ESCALON. CALIFORNIA Specialists in the pack of CALIFORNIA 6 IN 1 TOMATOES FANCY BONTA PIZZA SAUCE BONTA, BELLA ROSSA, PINOCCHIO PUREE AND EMMA BELLA MARINARA SAUCE QUALITY IS OUR PRIOR (1fiiiitofihti C-oLombo, (209 ) 838 7341 ADS 121 (209) 838-3733 HELEN ANN'S Fashions for Women 1440 Main Street • Escalon, CA 95320 Specializing in Antique Radio Repairing Fred’s T.V. Service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Dr. R. James Longpre and Staff ESCALON TIRE SUPPLY 1938 Main Street Escalon, Calif. 95320 TV Stereo Repairs • Autos Home 1432 1st Street 838-2407 Escalon, CA 95320 122 ADS o oo N) VaJ HOGAN MFG. INC. Escalon, Calif. California Division Storage Yard 2228 Main St., Escalon - 24 Hour Tow Service McDOWELL'S TOWING Complete Shell Service If No Answer After 6 p.m., Call this no. - 526-5330 1360 Escalon Ave. Escalon, CA 95320 Phone 838-3952 PADDACK MOBILE MANOR Swimming Pool Recreation Room Laundry Facilities 2505 Jackson Highway 120 838-3292 LOPES INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Joe Lopes - Harry Oakes 1631 Fourth St. Escalon, California 838-7024 BOB'S UNION SERVICE See Us for All Your Car Needs 1702 Jackson Street Escalon, California 838-7320 124 ADS THE PUMP HOUSE RESTAURANT LOUNGE 1246 E. Yosemite Ave. Escalon, CA. 838-2415 SHAW'S MARKET VALLEY OAK DRUG STORE 2251 Jackson Escalon, Calif. 838-3524 1618 Main Street Phone 838-2479 Escalon, California 95320 ADS 125 BIG BOY MARKET 2226 Jackson Avenue Escalon, California 95320 Phone: 838-7315 126 ADS Imported Beer, Pizza, Wine, Sandwiches And More . . . 22243 E. Highway 120 Escalon, Calif. 95320 Phone; 838-2858 CASA DE VINHO inc. ADS 127 PETER'S TRENCHING DEAN'S SPORTS SHOE SITY DEAN BOERSMA 1203 1st SREET, 13 THE OLD WINERY ESCALON, CA 95320 (209) 838-1231 -.v.-.-.v ESCALON DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INSTALLATION 1537 Second St. P.O. Box 115 Escalon, San Joaquin County, California 95320 Specializes in Trenching Installation of Underground Sprinkler Systems 19340 S. Harold 838-3371 Telephone 209 838-2793 Office Hours: Mon.-Wed.-Fri. - 9-4 Ss CENTER STATE BANK First and Coley Escalon, California 95320 Four Offices To Serve You: Ripon, Salida, Escalon, and Modesto 128 ADS Land Leveling Equipment Rental 838-7568 SAN JOAQUIN FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association 1701 Main St. Escalon, California 95320 Telephone: 209 838-7365 PACOAST CHEMICAL CO. 1436 First St. 9823 E. Moffat Blvd. Escalon, Calif. Manteca, Calif. Agricultural Sprays, Fertilizers, and Weed Killers UNITED VINTNERS INGLENOOK LEJON JACQUES BONET ITALIAN SWISS COLONY PETRI P.O. Box 368 Escalon, California 95320 AOS 129 ESCALON MEAT SERVICE Bus. Butchering At Your Ranch 838-2424 Meat Cutting Quality Meats Have a Pepsi day! PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. FRESNO - TULARE - MERCED - MODESTO - STOCKTON 1730 Main St. Escalon, Calif. 95320 130 ADS WITH THANKS TO OUR PATRONS Escalon Kiwanis Club P 0 Box 236 Escalon, Calif. 95320 Perry's Western Shop 2001 Main Street Escalon, Calif. 95320 BENGSTON'S DRY GOODS -READY TO WEAR-SHOES- 1636 Main St. Escalon, Calif. 95320 838-7968 C.T. BRAYTON SONS, INC. Building Contractors Dan Brayton 838-7388 1822 Jackson Ave. Escalon, Ca. 95320 PAUL A. EKHOLM Insurance Service Public Accounting 1534 Second St. Post Office Box 35 Escalon, California 95320 Office 838-7081 Residence 838-7654 BUD'S FROSTY FOOD TO GO FAST SERVICE ADS 131 Industrial and All Steel Buildings Agricultural Buildings Concrete Work RAYMOND GREER CONSTRUCTION CO. Erect Any Brand Name Steel Building Contractor's License No. 285224 Raymond Greer (209) 838-7691 Modesto, CA 869-1305 15634 So. Steinegul Road Escalon, CA 95320 132 ADS ESCALON VETERINARY HOSPITAL 1199 Escalon Ave. Escalon, CA 95320 838-7640 Congratulations Class of '80 Max Palmer D.V.M. Brad Scott D.V.M. Ranch Butchering Double Wrapped Meat Cutting Quick Frozen COUNTRY MEAT SERVICE U.S.D.A. Inspected Dan Charlotte Davis 13953 S. Escalon-Bellota Rd. Escalon, CA 95320 838-2162 Wild Game RICHARD'S ELECTRIC ; Electrical Contractor Richard Altamirano 1756 Main St. Escalon, CA 95320 j Bus: 838-7154 Res. 838-2036 CONGRATULATIONS i TO THE CLASS OF '80 SNIDER SPEEDOMETER SERVICE 1622 J Street Modesto, Calif. 524-0361 ADS 133 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Hugh Barton '50 Don Barton '75 Jerry Barton '51 Gary Barton '77 Congratulations to the Class of '80 From DR. GARY M. VERIGIN AND STAFF T. D. SUTTON SON 2003 Main St. Escalon, CA 95320 Jacuzzi Pumps State Contractor's License 279010 Phone 838-2207 T.D. Sutton Doyle Sutton Res. 838-7977 Phone 838-3006 ESCALON FEED SUPPLY Feed, Seed, Veterinary Supplies and Western Wear YOUTH ALIVE! A special and unique Christian Fellowship for Young People today with activities such as Retreats, Drama, Sports, Music, Special Speakers, etc. Thursday Evenings 7:00 p.m. ESCALON ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1920 California Street 1707 S. Escalon-Bellota Rd. Escalon, CA 95320 838-3326 ALL ARE WELCOME! Pastor Larry Riley Youth Pastor Roger L. Young For information or counseling call: 838-3531 or 838-1324 134 ADS PARGAS La Petite Beauty Salon Phone 869-3705 3525 Atchison Street Riverbank, CA 95367 (209) 838-7292 Partners 1203 - 1ST St., no. 5 DON ELDREDGE ESCALON. CA. 93320 MIKE SHAW V Maher Jashery IN THE OLD WINERY PARGAS INC. Phone 838-7041 Propane Gas Appliances 11854 Main Street Escalon, CA 95320 BOOTS HATS PANTS SHIRTS ADS 135 ESCALON APPLIANCE SERVICE 1325 Sacramento St. Escalon, CA 95320 838-7797 BUS. PH. 209 838-7065 STK. PH. 209 466-2061 M. Van Iflier and Sons, Inc. Hay Dealer • Licensed Bonded MARION VAN VLIET 15151 BRENNAN AVE. 209 838-7788 ESCALON, CA 95320 Realtor-Associate CENTRY 21 Escalon Realty 2239 Jackson Ave. Escalon, CA 95320 838-3551 Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated Sewing Machines Knitting Machines Fabrics Yarns Hand Crafts Handmade Gift Items Paul Carol Lagassey 2247 Jackson Ave. ESCALON, CA 99320 (209) 030-2427 ESCALON ROTARY A Chapter of International Rotary Every Thursday at 12:00 noon The Old Winery, Escalon Let Service Light the Way Gerold Frisk Broker-Manager Louise Griffin Realtor-Associate Don Rowe Realtor Associate 136 ADS EMIL'S SPORTING GOODS 1405 California Street Escalon, CA 95320 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '80 Bus. Phone Bob Dena Lease 838-7674 Phone 838-7958 Escalon, CA Escalon, CA 95320 MICKEY KERNODLE Fishery Biologist (209) 838-2619 Res. 838-2536 24 KARATGOLDEN SfflNER MINNOWS SOLID GOLD QUALITY CHANNEL CATFISH INTERNATIONAL IMPORTS International Food Antonio Lima 1834 Main St. Escalon Bus. 838-7111 Groceries, Fresh Meats, Gas Oil, Hardware, Paints OGILVIE'S CASH GROCERY Phone: 886-5317 Farmington SCHILBER'S ESCALON AUTO PARTS 1518 California Street Escalon, CA 95320 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 LEON'S BARBER SHOP 1750 Main St. Escalon, CA 95320 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 JIM DAVIS INC. 20001 S. McHenry Ave. Escalon, CA 95320 838-7016 Insecticides Fertilizer and Application Weed Killer ADS 137 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM LAUGERO ENTERPRISES AGRO INC. Custom Almond Walnut Harvesting Almond Hulling Custom Farming Ripping . Backhoe Service 17495 Seidner Rd. Orchard Management Escalon, CA 95320 Commercial Spraying Telephone 838-7358 138 ADS Portraits, Indoor-Outdoor Weddings Seniors Copies Restorations Commercial Invitations Stationery Ready Made Custom Frames Instant Passports Aerial Perry and Joyce Pucheu 181 W. Alameda St. Manteca, CA 823-8191 ADS 139 ESCALON SMALL ANIMAL CLINIC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '80 2237 Jackson Ave. Escalon, CA Paddock Village 838-2177 Tell Star Edmundo Tell Tapia Travel Agency General Manager Tony Lima Public Relations 1830 Main St. Airlines Escalon, CA 95320 Tours Tom Hagan D.V.M. Margie Lyons 1355 Escalon Ave. Escalon, CA 95320 Phone 838-3512 WILFRED G. CANNON, INC. Real Estate Investments Telephone 838-1276 Hotels Cruises MUNN PERKINS Wilfred G. Cannon, G.R.I. President 26292 East River Road Bus. Phone 466-0369 1149 N. El Dorado St. Res. Phone 463-6370 Suite E Stockton, CA 95202 RAIN-SCAPE • Sprinklers • Landscape • Design Ron Polhemus 31144 E. River Rd. Escalon, CA 95320 838-7850 Cont. Lie. 338767 Escalon, CA 95320 838-7347 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '80 140 ADS fflAN Zly CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1980 FRANZIA BROS. WINERY Ripon, California v � ‘L,y So . c v EGG PRODUCERS R. A. KEARSLEY SON INC. MIDPOINT FARMS INC. Dick Kearsley General Manager Res. 838-7969 18516 S. Alba Rd. Escalon, CA 95320 Bus. 838-2907 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Patrick Hawes DVM 17014 S. Haskell Lane Escalon, CA 95320 tscALOt mWbo Auction 838-2458 w, • , -v838'7758 ESCALON LIVESTOCK AUCTION P. 0. Box 457 Escalon, Calif. 1 4 Mile West of Escalon on Hiway 120 Wm. Boersma Hubert Spears Owner and Auctioneer Auctioneer 838-2458 838-7758 WITH THANKS TO OUR PATRONS Escalon Covenant Church 1766 Jackson Ave. Escalon, CA 95320 Escalon Presbyterian Church 1612 First St. Escalon, CA 95320 United Methodist Church 1632 Brayton St. Escalon, CA 95320 ADS 141 INDEX Able, Diana 80 Aceves, Maria 74, 95 Aceves, Santos 21, 32, 74 Adame, Espy 74 Adams, Andrew 26, 68 Agostini, Connie 74 Albor, Hermelinda 68 Albor, Miguel 74 Alcantor, Denise 68, 101 Allen, Calvin 17, 62 Allen, Todd 74 Allman, Theresa 62, 95 Alvernaz, Cristiana 48 Amerine, Mila 23, 62 Antonio, Hilda 74 Arellano, Peter 20, 50, 69, 82 Arnett, Kathryn 62 Aughenbaugh, Mike 74 Augusto, Carrie 23, 68, 101 Augusto, Theresa 23, 62, 101 Austin, James 68 Avara, Denise 62 Avila, Terry 62 Backovich, Mike 19, 26, 82 Bader, Penny 74 Bagley, Louise 74, 77, 113 Ball, Gary 31, 76, 82, 102 Ball. Karen 80 Ballance, Diane 74, 96 Barlet, Pam 82 Bartelink, Patricia 74 Bartolomei, Sherri 48, 87, 88, 92, 96, 98, 112 Barton, Brent 17, 62, 87, 98 Basden, Tina 62, 101 Bashor, Tammy 74, % Bass, Louise 50, 59, 82 Baumbach, John 18, 68 Baumbach, Vernon 29 Bava, Ross 21, 29, 74 Bavaro, Nicola 62, 63 Beall, Denise 62, 108 Beaver, Tamara 48 Beck, Craig 48 Beck, Gina 74 Beck, Tim 21, 29, 74 Bedell, Debbie 68 Beeler, Daniel 74, 79, 96 Behrens, Heidi 31, 62, 67, 101 Behrens, Rob 48, 103 Bell, Lisa 68 Bell, Tina 42, 62, 95 Bell, Toni 42, 48, 94, 144 Bellinger, Michael 32, 35, 68 Benge, Craig 68 Bennett, Dennis 18, 68, 72 Bennett, Sondra 49, 106 Bento, Maria 68 Bernardoni, Louis 74 Betcher, Linda 68, 73, 86, 87 Bettis, Ronald 75, 108 Betts, Christina 70, 82 Biasca, Pella 49, 94, 108 Biasca, Rodger 68 Blanco, Sharon 62 Blanco, Tom 17, 32, 49, 92, 95 Blasingame, Susan 68, 95 Borba, Jeff 62 Borba, Tony 17, 62, 109 Bradford, Jeff 62 Bradford, Robin 49, 97, 98, 101, 103 Bradley, Diane 23, 62, 94, 95 Brasil, George 62 Brasil, Victor 68 Bravo, Frank 75 Brayton, Phyllis 82 Brennan, Kerry 62 Briggs, Jeff 21, 75 Briggs, Patrick 49, 96, 113 Brignolo, Laurie 74, 75, 78, 87, 91, 96 Brodie, Steve 49, 110, 111 Broome, Sandy 49 Brown, Hardyl8, 68, 72 Brown, Sherri 23, 66 Brumley, Thom 17, 48, 49, 86, 87 108, 111, 115 Burch, Kimberlee 62, 95 Burch, Shawna 23, 68, 69 Burke, Bill 25, 62 Burroughs, Nancy 51, 86, 87, 88, 94, 101, 144 Byrd, Kelly 62 Caballero, Mario 50 Caballero, Nati 75, 106 Cabral, Olga 75 Cabral, Robert 17, 50, 101, 108 Cain, Allen 18, 32, 33, 68 Campa, Martha 68, 72, 94 Campa, Raul 21, 32, 34, 42, 43, 74, 75 Cannon, Fred 75 Carlson, Marie 68 Carlson, Stanley 75 Casey, Dawn 23, 30, 31, 60 Casey, Janey 48, 50 Casey, Todd 18, 32, 75 Cassida, Terry 62 Castleman, Cindy 75 Chaves, David 18, 69 Chaves, Maria 62 Chiappe, John 17, 62 Chiappe, Tony 18, 75, 96 Christiansen, Janet 63 Cinquini, Joan 82, 144 Clark, Alan 63, 96, 113 Cline, Cathi 75 Cline, Judy 50 Cochran, Steven 29, 75 Coleman, Sandra 63 Coleman, Sarah 75 Coleman, Sheila 75 Collup, Sherri 82 Correia, Joe 21, 75 Correia, Maria 50 Coslet, Patricia 82, 101 Cova, Thomas 17, 50 Cox, Laura 63 Crew, Cindy 50 Cross, Rhonda 50 Dalman, Jerry 17, 50, 95, 99 Da Silva, Avelino 51 Da Silva, Janice 69 Davis, DeAnn 63 Day, Guy 21, 42, 75 Dean, Annette 51, 102 Dean, Mary 75, 95 Degerman, David 51, 108 DeLeon, Conrado 75 Delgadillo, Nadine 75 Delgado, Rochelle 31, 69 Denhart, Natalie 51, 94, 106 Denhart, William 63 DenHoed, Karla 23, 75, 78 Dickerson, Elisabeth 63 Dillon, Matt 17, 63, 96, 112, 113 Dinis, Rosa 51 Dollarhide, Douglas 75, 108 Dutra, Eddie 69, 96, 110, 111, 113 Dutra, Natalia 51 Dutter, Cynthia 75, 108 Edwards, John 21, 29, 76 Edwards, Karen 62, 63, 88 Eisenga, Damon 29, 76 Elizondo, Guadelupe 108 Elizondo, Rigo 108 Ellis, Glenda 69 Ellis, Hoss 18, 69 Enos, Darlene 63 Enos, Deborah 76, 95 Estrada, Lynnea 69, 100, 106 Fachner, Robert 20, 29, 50, 82 Faria, John 63 Faria, Mary 52 Faria, Rosemary 63 Farinelli, Gino 70, 82, 108 Faustino, Jessie 76 Fee, Barbara 50, 82 Fernandes, Henrietta 52 Ferranti, Tracy 76 Finch, Charlene 63 Finch, Fred 17, 52 Fitzsimmons, Debbie 22, 23, 63 Fitzsimmons, Tammy 63, 97 Focha, Neal 32, 52, 96, 101, 112 Foley, Matthew 76 Fontes, Maria 63 Forest, Donna 76 Forest, John 64 Foster, David 20, 21, 28, 29, 76 Foster, John 69, 86, 97 Fotheringham, Shelly 51, 52, 101, 106 Foutch, Robin 76 Fraley, Laura 76 Franzia, Carol 51, 52, 94, 99, 102, 103 Franzia, Michael 42, 76, 96, 103 Freeman, Kathrine 64 Freeman, Patti 69, 94 Freeman, Terri 52, 89, 93, 94, 98, 101 Freitas, Bernadetta 69, 94 French, Steve 19, 25, 82, 83 Friesen, La Rhonda 76 Gable, Lorrie 69 Galloway, Robert 52, 86, 87, 101, 102, 115 Garcia, Frank 18, 69 Garcia, Josephine 65, 96, 97 Garcia, Leticia 69 Garcia, Theresa 65, 101, 106 Garcia, Rhonda 76, 101 Gardner, Donna 69, 94 Gardner, Paul 17, 65, 99, 101 Garduno, Gerald 76 Garner, Larry 52 Geletich, Karl 65 Gentry, Karen 101 George, Mark 18, 26, 27, 69 Gepford, Elizabeth 69 Gepford, Kathleen 76 Gilgert, Erich 53, 108, 110, 111 Gilgert, Kim 76, 96 Gilgert, Victoria 69 Giuntoli, Charlotte 76, 95 Giuntoli, Loraine 69 Giuntoli, Philip 65, 108 Goedhart, Nellie 31, 69, 95 Goni, Tina 76, 96 Gonzales, George 53 Gonzales, Karrie 23, 65, 95 Gonzales, Katherine 30, 31, 53, 86, 94, 102 Gonzalez, Martha 76 Gowan, Keith 42 Grabow, Alice 53, 86, 96 Grabow, Jeffrey 25, 70 Green, Lola 70, 86, 96 Green, Shari 53, 144 Groenveld, Nel 53, 88, 96, 102 Grover, Eugenia 76 Groves, Amy 76 Grundahl, Judy 80 Gutierrez, Amanda 70 Gutierrez, Rena 65 Hall, Steven 32, 76 Hamilton, David 54 Hamilton, Lorie 65 Hanna, Ruth 65 Hanson, Daryl 70 Harris, Chuck 81 Harris, Kevin 16, 17, 32, 65 Hawkins, Daniel 21, 29, 76, 108 Hawkins, John 80 Hayes, Jeff 65 Hazenberg, Gregory 25, 42, 43, 65, 101 Headrick, Chris 95 Headrick, Jim 82 Herrera, Ken 76 Hiatt, Mark 70 Hinkle, Tony 65 Hobbs, Matt 54, 55 Hodgson, Nick 16, 17, 24, 25, 65, 99 Hof, Lenora 54, 101 Hof, Loretta 70 Hollaway, Eloise 22, 23, 31, 70 Hollaway, Robert 65 Holly, Shelley 70 Holmes, Richard 26 Holmes, Robert 26, 76, 96, 113 Holtz, Brent 17, 65 Hoover, Mary 51, 54, 86, 87, 94, 98 Howard, Kevin 17, 65, 101 Huffman, Darain 65, 101, 104, 105, 144 Huffman, Vicky 65 Hunt, Charles 76 Hunt, Debra 70 Hunt, Dorothea 54, 144 Hunt, Lita 70 Hyden, Susan 22, 23, 31, 65, 86, 87, 101 Hysell, Kent 64, 70 Ijams, Steven 70, 86 Imel, Cynthia 65, 96, 101 Imel, Virginia 70, 94 Inman, Donnie 21, 42, 76, 96 Iwashita, Kim 77 Jacobsen, Jackie 70, 106 James, Stacey 65 Jernigan, Tammy 77 Johns, Christopher 18 Johnson, Carol 76, 82, 89 Johnson, Debra 51, 54, 106 Jones, Sue 77, 101 Jones, Wesley 55 Judson, Darla 65 Kaler, Teri 55, 89, 93, 94 Kaminski, Mark 65, 110, 111 Kaufman, Lula 77 Keller, Rebecca 70 Keyser, Daniel 17, 24, 25, 55, 101 Kile, Lisa 77 King, Philip 65 Klemin, Chandra 77, 95 Klessens, David 65 Klessens, Jacob 81 Klessens, JoAnn 77, 106 Koch, Elizabeth 77 Koch, Rebecca 54, 55, 94 LaBass, Barry 18, 19, 32 LaBass, Eric 17, 32, 34, 35, 55, 95, 99 Ladiges, Curtis 55, 110, 111, 115 Ladiges, Julie 65, 95 Lane, Gregory 18, 70 Langum, Daniel 21, 77, 108 Langum, Gary 55 Langum, Jerry 70, 96, 112, 113 La Porte, Lana 55, 94 La Porte, Louis 70 Largent, Gregory 17, 25, 62, 65, 101 142 INDEX Largent, Mark 21, 74, 77, 87, Morrell, John 64, 83 Ritchey, Anne 59, 94, 96, 113 Texeira, Nancy 23, 31, 73 89, 99, 112 Morrell, Mary 51, 57, 101, 106 Rivera, Ben 18, 26, 68, 72, 84, Thompson, Reece 73 Laugero, Gregory 21, 77, 96 Morris, Danny 71 99, 101 Tompson, Kenneth 67, 108 Laurenco, Darlene 77 Morrow, Derron 66 Rivera, Chris 25, 66, 101, 103 Tompson, William 73 1 Lawson, Julie 65 Morrow, Lance 18, 71, 96, 101, Rivera, Kathy 54, 59, 86, 87, 93, Torres, Frank 26, 27, 73 Leinfelder, Lynette 62, 65, 86, 108 94, 100-103, 115 Torres, Gabriel 79, 108 89, 100, 101, 102, 103 Mossmayer, Cynthia 66 Roberts, Joyce 66, 102 Torres, Gregory 79 Leinfelder, Renelle 68, 70, 71, Mossmayer, Richard 71 Roberson, Marianne 73 Toy, Sharon 67, 89, 95, 102 87, 89, 101 Mostowski, John 81 Robertson, Randy 66 Turner, Janis 67 Leipelt, Darren 21, 32, 42, 77 Mulvihill, Edward 83 Rocha, Laureen 31, 59, 94, 95 Leipelt, Sandra 77 Murphy, Billy 21, 78, 108 Rocha, Shawn 21, 29, 78, 108 VanderWerff, Peter 60, 110, 111 Lelieur, Mickey 42, 77 Murphy, Chester 42, 71, 96, 113 Rodenburg, Chris 59 VanderWerff, Steve 21, 79, 108 Lerma, Elaine 77 Myers, Janet 57, 86, 96, 101 Rodenburg, Lyann 78, 95 Van Ryn, Jeff 67 Lerma, Judith 55 Myers, Robert 71, 96, 112, 113 Rodriguez, Reginald 78 Van Vuren, Wes 17, 61, 102, Lewis, Lori 65 Rogers, Corey 73, 97 103, 115 ; Lewis, Tammy 70 Naylor, Jon 58, 96, 113 Rogers, Marion 81 Vaughn, Sherrie 67, 101 Lindgren, Curtis 65 Nelson, Perry 83 Rose, Randy 18, 19, 26, 73 Vaz, Raymond 17, 61 Longpre, Mark 70, 86, 96 New, Kevin 20, 21, 32, 78 Royce, Gregory 17, 60 Vaz, Renee 67, 71, 108, 109 ! Longstreet, Steven 18, 26, 70 Nicholas, Owen 80, 103 Vaz, Valerie 23, 68, 73 Lopes, Deborah 23, 31, 70 Nicholas, Shelli 23, 71 Sage, Jack 26, 73 Vedar, Robert 79 • Lopez, Yolanda 77 Nicholson, John 66 Sage, Richard 21, 28, 29, 79 Vesia, Celeste 67, 95 Lore, Laura 77, 101 Nimocks, Eugene 71 Sanguinetti, Arthur 49, 83 Vest, Jeffrey 18, 42, 73, 96, 113 Loureiro, Robert 17, 82 Nunes, Jacqueline 78, 95, 108 Sanguinetti, Steve 17, 66, 101 Vest, Jennifer 51, 61, 94, 98 Loureiro, Scott 17, 56 Nunes, John 18, 71, 108 Santos, Richard 32, 66 Vian, Lee 67 Love, Tom 79, 82 Nunes, Nadine 66, 144 Sauls, Glenn 73 Villierme, Christine 23, 51 Loving, Jeffrey 70 Nunn, Rex 78 Schedler, Donald 64, 83, 111 Virden, Elaine 79 Lown, Daniel 56, 110, 111 Schleiss, Rita 73 Vrh, Anthony 25 ' Lowry, Christine 70 Ordaz, Elena 66 Schmidt, Marguerette 81 Vrh, Suzanne 61, 144 Lowry, Michael 17, 53, 56, 95, Schultz, Kerry 73 101, 105 Packer, Sheila 22, 23, 68, 71, 72 Seevers, Lloyd 49, 60 Watts, Alma 73 Lucas, Thomas 82 Paddack, Michelle 78 Seevers, Sheri 79 Weisenberger, Wayne 61 Luis, Daniel 64, 65 Parish, Nicole 78 Seibel, Tom 60 Wendland, Dennis 67 Luis, Jim 56, 111 Parish, Raymond 78 Sequeira, Jayne 79 Wentzall, Jeff 79 Luis, Lori 65, 95, 108, 115 Paulsen, Larry 83, 108 Serpa, Jennifer 79 Werner, Karen 73 ' Lyons, Julie 78, 95 Payne, Jan 49, 58, 86, 88, 94, Sewell, Trudy 79 Werner, Steven 61, 108 , 99, 102, 103 Shaeffer, Bret 32, 73 Westall, Michael 17, 67, 100, Maberto, Elise 48, 56, 59, 86, Pearce, Crystal 68, 72, 89 Sharp, Brian 17, 25, 42, 60, 94, 101 88, 96, 98, 102, 112 Pearce, Gregory 17, 66, 101 101 White, Deanna 73, 106 Machado, Eugene 108 Pedro, Brian 72 Shaw, Becky 73 White, Jana 73 Machado, George 21 Pedro, Marla 58 Shaw, Jeffrey 64 Whittier, George 83 1 Mankiller, Dana 56, 106 Peeden, Becky 72 Shieler, Chris 73, 89 Williams, LaJeana 73 Mankiller, Kevin 55, 56, 106, 107 Peeden, Cynthia 66 Shieler, Richard 66 Williamson, Tom 79 ( Mankiller, Tjyiana 31, 70 Pereira, Alice 66, 101 Shurtz, Ronald 70, 83 Windsor, Joni 31, 63, 67 Marshall, Jonathan 25, 65 Pereira, Darlene 78 Silva, Eileen 83, 104, 106 Wood, Carol 81 Martin, Jill 23, 31, 70 Pereira, Richard 58 Silva, Joe 73 Wood, David 21 Martin, Steven 65, 86, 96, 112, Peres, Robert 17, 42, 66 Silva, Joyce 60, 101 Wood, Steven 18, 42, 79, 108 113 Peterson, Sheila 66 Silva, Robert 17, 60, 108, 109 Wright, Jason 21, 79, 96, 113 Martin, Tami 30, 31 Peterson, Susan 23, 31, 72 Silveira, Darlene 60, 94, 105 Wright, Lucy 48, 51, 61, 94, 102, ' Martin, William 65 Pinheiro, Danny 58 Silveira, Lucy 73 103 Mascadri, Ricky 57, 115 Plott, Henry 16, 17, 58, 101 Silveira, Manny 73 Mathias, Carolyn 57, 88, 101, Pope, Charlie 58 Silveira, Phyllis 60, 106 Yerzy, Byron 83, 113 ' 102, 103 Pope, Darryl 18, 32, 33 Silveira, Rita 67 McCarty, Margaret 65, 106 Pope, Kim 66 Simas, Jose 21, 79 Zuber, Joy 42, 43, 67, 87, 101 McCarty, Melissa 78 Porter, Patsy 72 Skiles, Marilyn 63, 67, 88, 96, Zuber, Kent 79, 91, 96 McCarty, Nathan 65 Powell, Rebecca 31, 54, 58 102, 112 Zylstra, Carrie 79 McCarty, Renee 78, 101 Prater, Tim 17, 64, 66 Sleeman, Carol 67, 95 McCue, Karen 65, 97, 98, 104, Prater, Tye 18, 72, 86 Smith, Anita 60, 94 105 Price, Joseph 66 Smith, Denise 82, 96, 108 McGregor, Shirley 64, 65, 102 Pulido, Esperanza 72 Smith, John 32, 60 McGuire, Kevin 70 Pulido, Socorro 66 Smith, Kirt 17, 32, 67 McGuire, Larry 57 Pyeatt, Starlene 66 Smith, Monte 73, 96 McKay, Hugh 80 Smith, Paul 67 McKay, Mark 18, 70, 86, 96 Rader, Donald 72 Smith, Paula 67, 95 Mello, Karen 70, 86, 96, 101 Rader, Marlene 59, 87, 97, 101 Smith, Reggie 79 Mello, Kelley 31, 78, 95 Ragsdale, Bobbi 72, 94, 108, 109 Smith, Seward 81 Mello, Kim 31, 64, 65, 67, 101 Ragsdale, Sandy 59, 94 Smith, Shelley 80 Mello, Ricky 71 Ramey, Craig 66 Smith, Wesley 32, 73 Menard, Korina 71, 94, 144 Ramey, Robin 71, 72, 96 Snider, Brian 17, 63, 67, 101 Middleton, Wendy 22, 23, 30, 31, Ramirez, Marisela 66 Sola, Valorie 73 48, 57, 87 Rampoldi, Linda 23, 31, 59, 86, Solari, Myrna 81 Mize, Kelly 66 87, 93, 103 Soltis, James 79 Mora, Eva 71 Rayray, Alfredo 66 Soltis, Jennifer 67 Mora, Lidia 57 Rebideaux, Christenia 66, 106 Spurgeon, Robert 21, 79, 108 Moreno, Isabel 57 Reed, Dave 25 Stanton, Shellene 79, 106 Moreno, Marlin 32, 76, 82 Reed, Lu Wieta 72, 96, 113 Stewart, Michael 79, 96, 113 Moreno, Martin G. 83 Reichenberg, Russ 78 Stice, Raymond 18, 29, 96 Moreno, Martin J. 32, 64, 83, Reichmuth, Pat 81 Strasser, Shane 18, 25, 73 102 Reid, Douglas 17, 66 Swanson, Chris 21, 29, 79 Moreno, Yolanda 71 Reid, Deborah 74, 78, 95 Swanson, Eric 18, 73 Morgan, Doris 23, 71 Reid, Randy 17, 53, 59 Morgan, Patty 71 Reyes, Christina 66 Tafolla, Julie 67, 95 Morgan, Sharryl 66, 106 Rietveld, Lorie 59, 102, 108 Tatum, Wendy 79 Morones, Melissa 78 Rigg, Robert 26, 72 Taylor, Dana 73, 89 INDEX 143 El Escalon Opens With Original Theme For the first time in recent years, the El Escalon had an original theme written by Korina Menard, titled Remembering ' The yearbook staff added some new ideas to the yearbook such as color collage pages and a new use of graphic designs and special effects on the cover and division pages. Ad space sold for more than ever before due to the budget cuts in 1979. An increase in production costs equaled an increase in the price of the 1980 book. ------------------------------------------------ The El Escalon Staff wishes to thank Johnson's Studio, Manteca Perry's Photography, Manteca Adrian Mendoza, Modesto Rick Meyers of the Escalon Times Wendy Middleton Bill Berlin, Stockton v______________________________________________ 1. Yearbook photographer Adrian Mendoza. 2. Yearbook Staff: Miss Joan Cinquini, Dorthea Hunt, Toni Bell, Suzanne Vrh, Darain Huffman, Nadine Nunes, Nancy Burroughs, Korina Menard, Shari Green. 144 YEARB00K STAFF s-: