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'F' V 4- X . by-the - , V- Z, T: V --f' ' ' 1 - 'fin - . ' J . ' 7 fm-: raw-w -A san ,High schopg, ng 145:-Ngnh Lincoln , , calf-fmlifomia 2,5532 ..,..,. 4 A Typical school day can sTarT off confusing and hecTic, buT everyone agrees ThaT when lunchTime comes around, sTu- denTs' True selves can be seen. Some are modesT, buT oThers like To jusT kick off Their shoes Olll' and kick back. Many use The Time To gossip and relax. yeT There are a few who manage To geT a liTTle Too radical. Ana Then There are sTill a loT who jusT can'T seem To geT iT TogeTher. alma maTer, 4 N1 GHS THEME WhaT's STan VanVleck goT up his U sleeve This Time? J.J. Younger demonsTraTes his ma- cho-ness To Veronica Klaus. LunchTime on The benches for Sylvia Nino and Susan SuTTon. 5' ' Lunch bredk puls Phillip Cdlonfoc in Troy Overlond ond Munchie Sofelo on edsy-going mood. kick bock during lunch. i A1 W ' ' A 1 4 ., w,A . as Q, ls.. ' 'ails mr . , .- ,sf ,K 5 fig- 'xi ' . xx i rw bf' , ,.k,K 4-. - .gn-M un. Nw Connie Lunsford just cdn'T seem To gel iT Togelher. Cupid's orrow strikes Mike Dornell ond Susie Abrdm. .fxx CANDIDS ' 5 Mike Morgon reworcis his fovoriie cheer- Ieoder, Liso Dickerson for her support Woiermelio, Corino Merkie, pioys her por? weii during The Homecoming rolly. 6 J GHS THEME my A ' st. uugga, , H 4984 Homecoming queen, Denise Ariin, shows her spirii during The Aimo Meier or The Homecoming Roily. 4984 Homecoming court: Senior ciciss princess, Terry Porker, Junior class prin- cess Lisci Snider, Homecoming Queen Denise Ariin, Sophomore closs princess Down Moore, Freshmon cioss princess Alice Sfemler. Y. ' r 5 i E i I i i if' , . A k,...,1 1 4? 'xy -'J X , i i ' xx 'VX X- it X J,,, HOMECOMING RALLY AND COURT ' 7 Tami Crisp rides atop the Purple Peo- ple-eater. The Songleaclers do Their rouline 'ro Rockin' in Paradise ai the Homecoming Rally. The Indian and Falcon find Their 'rransporlalion 'ro the Homecom- ing Rally aboard The LHS floal. 8 M THEME ' JW oi-mfr l'BuT we can'T have a TesT Today. We've goT To work on our floaT! These are The words ThaT GHS Teachers haTed during The week of OcTober 9Th - commonly known as Homecoming Week. Homecoming Week is five days of craziness wiTh almosT every sTudenT in school parTici- paTing. Homecoming '82 was ushered in wiTh such evenTs as Baby Day, Bum Day, and Backwards Day. During lunch, a differenT conTesT was sTaged every day. ParTicipanTs did such Things as eaTing dry crackers and whisTling aT The same Time. Homecoming also meanT Trekking over To The neighborhood garages To work on Those all-imporTanT floaTs unTil 2:00 a.m., righT up unTil The Homecoming Parade Through GalT. One of The mosT imporTanT feaTures of Homecoming is, of course, THE GAME. WiTh The mighTy Warriors plundering Through The Colfax Team, spiriT was high on The sidelines, bringing Homecoming '84 To a spiriTed and a wonderful memory. Terri Simas, Drama Club princess rides her floaT. Bobbie Champlain. Toni RoberTs and LyneTTe Hieb dis- play AuThenTic FooTbail MaTerial wiTh PaTTy Pig aT The Homecoming Game. HOMECOMING WEEK 9 Fairy godmoTher, Chris Perez, dances in To Talk To FlaTabella, GolT High School is o nice pldce, buT iT's The people who moke iT ThoT woy. Anywhere one moy go on compus, o smiling foce ond o Touch of humor moy be found. Discoveries like These ore whoT moke everyone's Time worThwhile. Going To school con reolly be fun, especiolly wiTh people who look oT The sunny side of life ond pull good Things ouT of The bod. Smiles ore one of The big reosons GolT High is o nice ploce To be ond They dlwoys seem To moke everyone's doy. Devonne DGOWDS isn'T O bif CGITISTO shy. 10 J GHS 0 THEME Cindy Weller Thinks See's is number one .. . nexT To G.H.S., of course! 'I Brent Newport gives the cornero on interesting look os he occomplishes his studies. Deono Young clowns for the com- ero. ,.,M I - os she tidies her pcipers. tolk without complication. Anno Rivero sees something puzzling Jono Butt ond friend leizurely sit ond CANDIDS ' 11 Tina Jones shows off in fronf of The camera. ls Robin Crawford jusT anofher preTTy face? 12 JG!-IS THEME The faces of GalT High are a mingling of The familiar and The new adding life To our cam- pus. These faces reflecTed The moods of The Time and evenTs. Some could be seen eni- maTing The brighTness of The day. Among Those happy, radiaTing faces is The Senior smile which shows ThaT high school is drawing To a close for Them. As The end of May nears, The smile geTs bigger. Usually The Sophomores and Juniors smile are The same - One knowing ThaT lasT's prob- lems are over wiTh: The oTher knowing ThaT nexT year is Their Turn. Freshmen, on The oTher hand, don'T always eminaTe The brighTness of The Times. Being in a new environmenT wiTh The consTanT fear of iniTiaTion, Their expressions generally show a half peTrified grin. Faces of Galt Lissa Romias views David McAnlis under The cover of her shades. The victories we've wo l l i I lhe friend we have made Sfan While relaxes conlenlly between classes. ls Charlie Tejada going To gel even wilh Kristy Uhrich? FACES 0 13 Wi At Galt, many students' dreams, ambitions, and true personalities come out. Whether it is in public or in private, there are many things that students are willing to try like. .. Will Karen Rothenberger and Beth Kolb make it to Hollywood? ll 1 Rusty Jacobson dreams of playing pro fessional football. Albert Vargas and Doug Jacobson pre tend they are playing for the Big TlfT1eS. 14 xf GHS U THEME i C4f4ff czmfzeqq 'flicccfl Students think of what they might do this weekend. Trina Borr's portrayal of Olive Oyl. fer ever fade. MFM ff Q1 H ., , , ., . ---.- ,..,.g,..M sv I WZ If A . .. , , KI if-' O L' .r ' . . ' 1 I jg 4 I F LA it .Y X .1 K X, 'V Ulifr. v ,1 , , 2: .. ,, I. A ff- ' X! I' iq. A . f iff f l l 4- -A . '.- i F.. Q 4 ' 4 1. A' ., ,- . .um Carlos G-orcio listens to his favorite song. Caroline Maccoun shows her normal laugh. CANDID 0 15 Gina Moore gives a friendly smile. Ray STannard Baker once said, Friendship is neiTher a formaliTy nor a mode: iT is raTher a life. ' AT GalT High, Baker's auoTe cerTainly seems To be True. Since high school life revolves around friends, making new friends, seeing old ones, and keeping all friends is imporTanT To almosT every sTudenT here aT GalT High. Groups of friends vary in size. Some people have only one or Two friends They hang around wiTh all The Time: oThers have Three, four, or more. JusT as The groups vary in size, so do The degrees of friendship. Some people, such as freshmen and new sTudenTs, are sTill meeTing new people and are working To keep Their rela- Tionships growing. No maTTer The number of friends or The de- gree of friendships, our high school years would be incompleTe wiThouT Them. Do you wanT To make friends? Be friendly. Forgef yourself. -Carnegie Chris McG-ranahan and Gina Flagg en- joy some good California sunshine. 16 V GHS f THEME Clll hail! CII hail! CIII hail! Kevin Stropp ond Amy Stepps find time to relox ond listen to the stereo. Two friends snoring their leisure time together. TCfT1bi Borker TfiGS to OTTFGCK SOl'T1eODG'S otten- tion while Peggy Popplor looks on. CANDIDS ' 17 Once a student enters high school, his lifes- tyle changes dramatically. He has been thrust into the mainstream of academics and extracurricular activities, and people's ex- pectations of him change. He is now sup- posed to begin behaving like an adult. New high school students reach to these expectations in different ways. Some try to live up to them and become wise academi- cians. Other rebel against high expectations and party hardy. And yet others ignore the expectations of outside influences and cre- ate their own for themselves. Students can accomplish all these goals on the high school campus, though partying there is frowned upon by the administration. High school can be dull and uninteresting, or it can be the scene of active and crazy goings-on. To students that come to school with a negative attitude, campus life is mere- ly something to be endured. But students that step onto school grounds expecting some- thing good to come out of their time will have their expectations rewarded with a little work. It takes participation for a high school student to enjoy these four years of his life: participation in clubs and sports as well as academics. Ask any high school student walking around campus with a smile on his face: he'll tell you that he's enjoying this phase of his life because he's an active participant instead of a passive observer. Junior Class struggle to win the Human Pretzel. ' ' Curtis Swenson exhibits his Number One enthusiasm. 18 V GHS THEME Worrior fcns cheer on Their one ond only. Junior, Jim Siemler, does his port dur- ing closs compefiiion of lunch. STUDENT LIFE DIVISION 0 19 L S -. .-g, 5 'S .gm 2 5 I 7 n 4 if 11 Q. if p.g, 'am'1f: Nw ,fK'u'wfh ' O 'J JWZ, 45 fa :ffm fn gf Q L i . ,, 5-Ji' AVV , , .if N, '-Qj..Z' Y fm. E2 af, Q W 'N 3 'hfvfww Qs 'ft 's F' if H Susie Bigelow s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s for the boil. Ken Fritz gets belly up on top of his teommote . '75aFffx,j1'Vj.ffT '?7gf 1 Q 14 V ...W 4 X y .sf if , or ...N ' Q rr 1 ,,,qy'49 Tom Johnson prepores to foil off for ony his 'oss' while attempting to steol the boil. Liso Snider con't seem to snog thot elusive boil ond keep her teommote from going to the opposite direction ot the some time. Golt's onnuol donkey bos- ketboll gome got onother good turnout. lvioybe one reoson wos thot the FFA'ers competed ogoinst Student Council members insteod of focutly, which seemed to in- creose the competition. As members from both teoms fought to stoy mounted on their recolcitront teom- motes, the boil wos often lost in the scuffle. When the dust cleored, the FFA had won with ci score of 38-32. The money received from the gome wos used to send two chopter members to the Notionol FFA Convention in Konsos City, Missouri. BARN DANCE f DONKEY BASKETBALL 21 STudenTs geT o chonce To speok Their mind Through The use of RoberT's Rules of Order of The VorsiTy ond Novice Por- limenTry Procedure Teorns. Un- der The direcTion of lVlr. Lorry TosTo ond wiTh Their ever-ih- creosing knowledge of Porli Pro, These Tedms hove won numerous high honors in sToTe compeTiTion. Hord work, con- cenTroTion, ond moTivdTion is The key To Their success. Mony long hours ore spenT procTic- ing, olwoys sTriving To improve Their Techniques. Mr. TosTo ond his winning Teom exhibiT The fruiTs of vicTory. , L ir T 22 V GHS STUDENT LIFE Dovid Choffin, KdTrino Rpsenberger Normon Peorson, Holly Kerin, ond Mor- goret Moccoun pose for mug shoTs. X: M1 7 VYYV W V 7 - Normon Peorson, Holly Kerin, ond Morgoref Moccoun look To Kcnlrino Rosenberger os she exhibits her Porli- pro expertise. Gus Prouly ond Dono Mello shore c privole glonce While Todd Ohm and Kolrinci Rose- berger seem To know whoT's going on. Assoried Porli-Pro members perfeci The on of looking sludious. PARLI PRO ' 23 GalT's ChrisTmas pro- gram was full of The holi- day spiriT wiTh The jazz band opening up The fes- TiviTies. The choir, led by Mrs. Nancy LaPerle, belT- ed ouT a few yuleTide, and The C-3aIT ElemenTary School Band, led by Mr. Nelson Zane, joined in wiTh Their musical TalenTs. AfTer which, The Drama DeparTmenT puT on Two skiTs To fuTher enTerTaining The audience. ArTwork creaTed by Mr. STeve Klein's arT sTudenTs was displayed over Three walls of The audiTorium. The magnificenT works awed The viewers as They marveled over whaT The imaginaTion and pen, pencil, and color pencil could accomplish. Dueling Brass! ll Sax symbols saxily siT sans peur eT sans reproche. L T 24 V GHS STUDENT LIFE f , Elf Jaime Rodrigues Tells a funny joke To fellow elf Mary Mambrilla, buT SanTa Klaus, Doug Jacobsen, doesn'T Think so. GolT's ChrisTmds progrom wos full of The holidoy spiriT wiTh The jozz bond opening up The fesTiviTies. The choir, led by Mrs. Ndncy LoPerle, belTed ouT d few yuleTide fovoriTes dnd The GolT Elemen- Tdry School Bond, led by Mr. Nelson Zone, joined in wiTh Their musicol TolenTs. AfTer which, The Dromo DeporTmenT puT on Two skiTs To furTher enTerToin The dudi- ence. ArTwork creoTed by Mr. STeve Klein's orT sTudenTs wds disployed over Three wolls of The oudiTorium. The mogniflcenT works owed The viewers os They mor- veled over whdT The imogindTion ond pen, pencil, ond color pencil could oc- complish. Nelson Zone conducTs fuTure High School Bond members. The chorus belTs dnoTher one ouT. Tommy Choppell solos her woy inTo our hedrTs. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 25 New York During The monTh of De- cember, immediaTely afTer ChrisTmas, Trina Barr, Leslie Drake, Jeff Haddox, Doug Ja- cobsen, and Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ry Mellon descended upon The Big Apple. Their escapada lasTed unTil January 2. They Toured such landmarks as The Empire STaTe Building, Radio CiTy Music Hall, The Lincoln CenTer for Per- forming ArTs, and Greenwich Village. The group also picked up some culTure on The EasT CoasT by viewing such pro- ducTions as 42nd STreeT Amadeus , and Dream Girls , noT To menTion an off- off Broadway play enTiTled Twelve Dreams. A shorT side Trip To Radio CiTy Music Hall. Mr. Mellon and Trina Barr walk Through ST,PaTrick's caThedral. Drama sTudenTs, Doug Jacobsen, Jeff Haddox, Trina Barr, Leslie Drake, and friend pose back sTage wiTh Rila Mor- eno. xx 6 .ai On November 24, six GalT High enTranTs engaged in one of The mosT grueling conTesTs ever To happen in Their high school lives-a decaThlon. IT Took weeks of exhausTive Training To whip These compe- TiTions inTo shape. The faTeful day ap- proached. Morals were high. The six conTesTanTs had be- come superb represenTaTives of GalT High-Thanks To Their coaches, Don NoTToli, and RiTa Prichard, wiTh RoberT Kraude and Eugene Nunez as- sisTing. BuT waiT! These six people weren'T foolish enough To kill Themselves in such a Thing as a decaThlon, were They? Maybe noT a physical one. This was The Academic De- caThlon-a conTesT of brains, noT brawns. Our represenTaTives were divided inTo Three groups: Group A, which consisTed of Caroline Maccoun and KrisTi WinTerowd: Group B, which was Delores Mancebo and Troy Nelson: and Group C, which consisTed of Mike Ger- kin and KrisTi Grosshans. These six hardy souls com- peTed againsT TwenTy oTher ,. high schools and did very re- specTably. They were evaluaTed in Ten areas such as conversaTion skills, a wriTTen essay, and a formal speech, plus career educaTion, English liTeraTure, and maThemaTics, on which They had To Take wriTTen TesTs, noT To menTion a Super Quiz. Each TesT was worTh 400 poinTs, for a possible ToTal of 4000 poinTs. The firsT prize included a Trip To SouThern California's Dis- neyland and box seaTs aT The Rose Bowl in Pasadena. PicTured on This page are all Academic DecaThlon and MooT CourT parTicipanTs excepT KrisTi Grosshans and Mike Ger- ken. How would you like To pre- pare Two assigned cases, show facTs, answer quesTions, and presenT Those cases in fronT of a judge wiTh The ex- perTise of a criminal lawyer wiTh a Harvard law degree? QWell, maybe noT Havard-how abouT jusT GalT High School?5 ThaT's whaT Lisa Balukoff, Ken FriTz, KrisTi WinTerowd, Mi- chael WoolsTrum, and Terri STanley did wiTh The help of advisor, Mike MilleT. These ar- gumenTaTive seniors parTici- paTed in an evenT called MooT CourT , which Took place during The monTh of January. Their cases dealT wiTh The righT To close headshops, The FourTh AmendmenT, and The exclusionary law. WoolsTrum called iT a very challenging experience. FriTz believed, You geT To express your views on issues ThaT af- fecT people. OuT of These four high school lawyers, a PresidenT mighT be in The making. NEW YORK fACADEMIC DECATHLONfMOOT COURT WhaT exTracurricular acTiviTy calls for The parTicipanTs To spend long hours afTer school, wear funny clofhes, sing, dance, and preTend They're someone else? Why, a musi- cal, of course! Hello Dolly was a demanding producTion, buT The indomiTrable casT members Took iT all in sTride. CaThy Cervanfes porTrayed Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi, a woman of many TalenTs, who was also hap- pened To be a professional maTch- maker. Mrs. Levi decided iT was her Turn To geT maTched and seT her sighTs on Mr. Horace Van Der Gelder CporTrayed by Manuel Floresy, a wealThy hardware sTore owner. BuT This wasn'T The only love affair going on. Irene Malloy CLeslie Drakey and Cornelius Hackle qDoug Jacobsenprfall for each oTher and Ernengarde C erri Simasj and Ambrose Kemper CRandy Priory make marriage plans. ln The end, of course, Dolly did geT her man! Of course, The producTion wouldn'T have been possible wiThouT people like Mrs. Prichard, Mrs. Jacobsen, Mrs. Drake, and Bree SaTTerfield, who made all of The cosTumes while BeTh- any Knorr applied make-up. AfTer rehearsals, building seTs, sew- ing cosTumes, performing in fronT of an audience, and having a rioTous casT parTy, one would Think ThaT These people would wanT To Take a liTTle resT! No Way! AfTer The charac- Ters resumed Their acTual idenTiTies, iT was back To The rouTine of school: ThaT is, unTil The nexT producTion . . . Cafhy CervanTes porTrays Dolly Levi. Terri Simas makes lasT minufe Touch-ups on her makeup. Cornelius Hackle expresses his fondness Towards Irene Malloy To Barnaby Tucker as Minnie Fay looks on. 48 V GHS STUDENT LIFE 4 .. VKEVXD GALT HIGH PRESENTS w L' -' U MARCH 1982 .- . W L xr.,-gay ,f J I' 1 1 f-if H h 151 Q 1 fi? H15 1 .6 1 QI i ll , , 1, WM. ,,A ,Q if W' 5? ., 2 I ffa , ,,: R 1 I x -KP' x 5 1, , f 45 ' w :etr .Vg' ' is A 5 ' x 12? K P' L - Q F Q Q , if Q ? E uf 'g N . Ig , 1 wx , , , ,v , .a if xx ffffifi sw Q, V :Hi 'lyv b YQHY i 4 'Q!'f!' ff Q , Quai G Q This year was a good year for GalT High band sTudenTs being accepTed inTo The Sac- ramenTo and San Joquin Hon- or Bands. John Boger, Michelle Farley, Brian Henry, and Maria Rivera were accepTed To The San Joaquin CounTy Honor Band. Boger, Farley, Henry, and Erika Lorenz were ac- cepTed To The SacramenTo Honor Band. Tom Moore and Debbie Vann were accepTed To The Freshman Honor Band. 5 Jean Herron performs up To California's Honor Band sTandards. Manuel qManny3 Flores, Troy QCurfewj Nelson, Cookie Caves, and Kari CSmurfeTTej Adelman open Their mouThs in song. Mrs. LaPerle, Mr. Balser, and Denny WinsTead are jazzing up ScoTT Joplin. 30 V GHS STUDENT LIFE The band showed iTs endur- ance aT The annual Band Mar- aThon. The whole music de- parTmenT played for 'l2 hours on SaTurday, February 6. Nan- cy LaPerle felT ThaT iT wenT successfully. To Top all This off, several sTudenTs and members of The communiTy performed aT The firsT annual Classic ReciTal. Nancy LaPerle commenTs. We had a good audience and iT wenT well. . Ni 4-if ScaramenTo Honor Band participates John Boger, ElizabeTh Lorenz, Brian Henry, and Michelle Murphy Farley are up againsf The wall, Preparing To be shoT Qby The camera, ThaT isp. Debbie Vann puTs in some exTra playing Time. Lisa SmiTh. Erica Lorenz, and Trina Barr exercise Their mouThs during a prac- Tice session. ' 5 Maria whips ouT a solo during classical Doug Jacobsen works hard C23 aT The recital. Band MaraThon. MUSIC 31 32 if ci-is Bank of America Award Winners Agriculture Sylvia Vanaerspek Music Katie Arlin Laboratory Science Robert Sing Social Studies Lisa Balukoff Industrial Arts Tom Johnson English Terri Stanley Business Karen Huisman Foreign Language Denise Passarelli Home Economics Tammy Staggs Mathematics John Scala Drama Manuel Flores CSF Life MembeI'S CSF Life Members do what they do best, clown around. From left to right: John Lindsey, Terri Stanley, Rob Sing, Lisa Balukoff, Mike Darnell, Kristi Winterowd, Denise Passarelli, and Cindy Weller. f'-Q, 41-Q .nuxx Scholarship Winners Fine Arts John Boger Science and Math John Lindsey Vocational Arts Johnna Goodman Liberal Arts Kristi Winterowd B. OF A. AWARD WINNERSfCSF LIFE MEMBERS ' 33 This is Ingrid the interviewer stdnding outside Gdlt High School os their only ERA supporting function, the Squdw Hop, concludes. l'm going to dsk some students how they enjoyed the donce tonight. Let's see whot this mon hos to soy Ingrid: How did you like the Squdw Hop? Guy: Like it wds, um, redlly greot, except when thot hoser knocked me down ond stomped dll over my new shirt, ond like my dote didn't hit him or nothin'l I thought the girls would hdve to, um, defend us guys for once. But dll she did wos, um, Idugh! Ingrid: Whdt d shdme! Hove her throw the Isahirt in the wdsher with you still in it. Thdt should elp. Guy: Oh wow! Thonks, lddyl Ingrid: How did you like the Squdw Hop, sir? Guy: I redlly enjoyed the doncing ond the music, but there wds one thing I didn't like. Ingrid: Oh? Whdt wds thot? Guy: My girlfriend thought it would be romon- tic if we got our picture token together. Ingrid: Whot's wrong with thot? Guy: She mode me wedr the dress!! Dovid IVlcAnlis ond Lissd Romios hdve o good time dt the Squdw Hop. Squows Kristi Winterowd ond Liso Bolu- koff peruse the bids. 34 V GHS STUDENT LIFE Johnno Goodman ond friend gdze into eoch other's opticol receptos. 16' o pv- 4 igdggggc I Q Q Well, G-olT High sTudenTs, This is The secTion where you redlly geT To voice your opinions. Remem- ber ThoT survey ThoT yeorbook sToff members disTrlbuTed in lvlorch? These ore The resulTs of ThoT survey which shows ThoT our sTudenT body enjoys The finer Things in life . . . Mosr of us chose To escape wiTh Journey. Solly Field's ocTing TdlenTs eorned her The fovoriTe ocTress spoT. T iff ??T'R nl' mul 7, Rick Springfield, rock's new mole idol, won GolT's heorT hdnds down. EnergeTic PdT Benoior hiT G-olT High wiTh her besi shoT. 36 GHS STUDENT LIFE The cobrds sToie This scene in Roiders of The LosT Ark . C-3dIT's besT liked flick. I Love Rook 'n Roll by Joon JeTT 84 The Block- heoris hooked The prize for fovoriTe single. i ' ' NB1-11435 mm 11 was AS Fmcmq mme STEREO Corp. DISC! Q TIME zum 5 S'DE 1 Pmaueoa ny ' j nucfm comm , Tliln I Kenny Lnguna ,' from thc 'O' J 'U-19 ,f Boucvmx ID Productions. , LOVE 'K ROCK 'N ROLL N81-33243 T I LOVE ROCK 'N ROLL -Jlke Hoolerflxian Mounti- JoAN JETT a. THE BLACKHEARTS L?f3Q?3i'?5 ' iiiliiiiii Torn Selieck looks Macho in his role os fovor- iTe c1cTor. Mognum PI oiso sToIe The show os fovoriTe TV show. Journey oiso snogged The spoT os besT rock group. FAVORITES 0 37 Footboll continues to be first ot GHS. Now Steve Klein reolly knows whot we think of him-he was selected os fovorite mole odvisor. Block Angus fit into the Ufovorite restou- ront niche. 38 V GHS STUDENT LIFE KZAP ond Boom Boom Anderson ore d noi- urol Teom ds fGVOl'iT6 rodio sioiion ond DJ. Borboro Borem con r get over The shock of being picked os fovorife fe- mole odvisor. The Corveiie wos selected os fovor- iie ouio. xx ,MMMM A I E, l' H L I ,, .,,h 1. rims I GHS'ers pick The mounioins os Their fovorife ploce. Pizzo beoi oui siecik ond homburgers GS fovoriie food. FAVORITES ' 39 President Reagan with a look in his assailants direction, is shoved into his waiting limosine by a Secret Service agent. This was an eventful year, both for the nation and the world. Not only did the space shuttle Columbia make another flight, this time, with a new at- tachment termed simply, an arm , but General James Do- zier was returned unharmed to his country and his wife after be- ing held hostage by the Red Bri- gades, an Italian terrorist group. President Reagan put Rea- ganomics into action and made lots of promises about improving the economy. And Pope John Paul Il. one of Catholicism's most popular popes, survived an assassination attempt as did Reagan in the United States. Though terrorism and rising prices have become worldwide problems, solutions can be found and put into action if ev- eryone would work together. Maybe this generation will live to see prosperity again-quite possibly linked with colonies in space using space shuttles like the Columbia for transporta- tion. ff' ,- ,ef ,, ,,4-f' The Columbia losls off for its Third time This spring. The Pope is genlly lowered inio his cdr dfier d would-be-cissdildnT's bullet strikes. f General Jdrnes Dozier is reuniied wiih f ' i f his wife dfler being freed from cop- v, , g . J f faviiy. - - 9 Q nv . Q 4 3 A wa 5 1 CURRENT EVENTS 0 41 Show business will never be The some ofTer The dccidenTdl dedThs of comedidn John Belushi ond dcTress NoTdlie Wood. Belushi, who died of ci drug overdose, wos besT known for his roles in The originol SdTur- doy NlghT Live Television show ond GS one hdlf of The Blues BroThers. Wood died by drowning ofTer fdlling ouT of d dinghy ldTe of nighT. AlThough she re- porTedly yelled for help, no one hedrd her. Alfhough The world of show business losT Two of iTs mdjor TdlenTs, in The words of The profession, 'lThe show musT go on. On o lighTer noTe, The world olso goT To woTch d noT ofTen seen specTdcle-d roydl wedding. When Prince Chorles ond his su- perbly young dnd innocenT fidncee, Lody Didno Spencer, Tied The proverbidl knoT, Americdns were woTching. Every deTdiI of The wedding wds reporTed on: frorn The lengTh of Diono's Troin To The ndme of The liTTle old lddy who embroidered The Prin- cess's hdndkerchief. IT wds on evenT sTrdighT ouT of d fdiry Tole, which is precisely whoT jdded Americons seemed To need judging from Their enThusi- dsm in following The progress of The roydl poir's love offdir. SdcrdmenTo's newly resfored copifol building sfdnds Toll ond proud. V V.- G :V Z. -V - .-., ..... Vf,,V Nofdlie Wood os she oppedred dT The beginning of her ocfing cdreer. Locol orecis flooded ouT by mdssive rdins os con be seen wiTh This picTure of Dry g Creek Golf Ranch. 42 xl GHS STUDENT LIFE The fairylale relationship was complel- ed when Lad Diana wed Prince Charles. Gas prices plumelled Q70 lo an all-time low of S'l.08. if 5 HN f plc. -af. A J as W :NE REG l ll , E f f jxu, f l 4 J . 1f . ,X NO l-EADE 1 I l John Belushi oflen slapped to smell The flowers. CURRENT EVENTS ' 43 Although California was plagued with lVledi- terranean fruit flies, it didn'T seem to pay as much attention to Those beasties as it did to another epidemic-Rublk's Cube. Rubik's Cube was advertised as the Puzzle of the Century with over 3,000,000 different ways to solve it. People could be seen manipu- lating The cube while sitting aT Their desks, walk- ing in The park, and riding The bus. To some, solving The cubic puzzle became an obsession. Others found iT easier To cheat by Taking The puzzle apart and re-assembling it correctly, while some simply destroyed iT in frustration. But everything, including The Cube craze, paled before The biggest sports event of The year, Super Bowl XVI. This was The game to end all games-with California's own San Francisco 49'ers competing against The Clnncinati Ben- gals. Of course, everyone knows our 49'ers beat The Bengals with a score of 26-24 in The game that came to be known as Sweet XVI. Oh, how sweet iT was! The Cube Craze was everywhere . . . even at the end of a key ring. Mervin the Medfly gets plastered on malathion , 400 proof. 44 V GHS STUDENT LIFE Super Bowl XVI allowed 49'er fans to go Temporarily insane without being locked up. BLT V 1 f - 4. - E. seen A RX kk XX - be ' .44 Much deTermlnoTion from his fomily ond friends is why Roger G-oings is do- ing so well ofTer o neor foTol cor occi- denT Two yeors ogo. Roger, o 4980 groduoTe of GolT High, wos involved in o cor occidenf wiTh Three of his friends on Senior DiTch Ddy. The occi- denT cloimed Two of his friends' lives ond puT Roger in o como. Roger's fomily ond friends would noT believe ThoT he would never wolk or comprehend Things ogoin. They work every doy wiTh Roger. AT This Time, Roger is very much olive ond improving every momenT. Roger goes To SocromenTo for Theropy Three doys o week ond hos Theropy oT home The oTher four doys. He hos o gym seT up oT home ThoT he works ouT wiTh To build up his equoli- brium ond muscles. STonding oT six feeT, Roger hos puT bock mosT of The weighT he hod losT. He is now oble To chew sofT foods buT he is sTilI being fed Through o Tube in his sfomoch ond on lV boTTle. On his TwenTieTh birfhdoy, OcTober 29, 4984, friends come ouT To Roger's house wiTh decoroTions. They posTed signs ond bolloons inside The house. A bond insfolled iTself on The porch ThoT nighT To provide enTerToinmenT. BuT The besT enTerToinmenT ThoT nighT for everyone wos Roger. The smiles he floshed ond showing how much he hod improved mode everyone hop- DY- Hls birThdoy wosn'T The only occos- sion friends decoroTed his house. The big evenT wos April 48, 4984, The doy Roger come home for good from The hospiTol. Friends noT only hung signs oround The house, They olso posfed Them olong The rouTe ThoT Roger ond his porenTs would be Toking. Roger wos selecTed To oppeor on The EosTer Seols TeleThon on Morch 27 ond 28. Roger olso oppedred in EosTer Seols commerciols up unTil The Time of The TeleThon. Friends ore sTill showing up To see Roger jusT To soy hi, Try To beoT him in orm wresTling, ond To Throw o few fooTbolls ond jokes. Roger Goings is full of delermino- Tion ond griT. He will noT give up even when The odds ore ogoinsT him. Keep going, Roger. You're doing gredTl CURRENT EVENTS 45 ROP CRegionol OccupoTion Progrdmp is o prdcTicol olTer- noTive for sTudenTs who wonT- ed To geT o heodsTorT on The job morkeT while They were sTill in high school. STudenTs con do onyThing from operoTing hedvy equip- menT To hoirsTyling, To working in Iocol hospiTols. The concepT behind The progrom is To geT sTudenTs in- TeresTed in differenT profes- sions ond Troin Them in These professions, Thereby moking The Tosk of job seeking less dif- ficulT. The progrom's success de- pended upon The inTeresT generoTed by The sTudenTs, ond Their inTeresT con be cleorly seen on These pdges. Tomi Crisp works Cl compuTer Terminol like o pro. Tom Johnson oversees The work of MorTy Simoni. STon WhiTe procTices hiTTing The noil oT o locol consTrucTion siTe. Chorles Johnson mokes The eorTh move wiTh Q bulldozer. Rick Snyder shows Rob Reese ond Poul Brodley The ropes obouT dir condiTioning repir. 46 xl GHS STUDENT LIFE f 's-,xi E I4 of - Mis ' x T K l EIU gli f. , E 4. ,, T 14-4 f TU a Andy Bulmer and Judy Hughes reassem- ble an engine. Margie Jenkerson smiles as she puis ihe finishing Touches on an inunaculafe coif- fure. Carla Nelson eyes her finished job pro- fessionaliy. MAN ,, I 53, ,Y fi, iv i iq'-a.W,,f1,, 4. A, 'x , ' ai 'W 4 ,m f i, . 1'i i'f ff' Anneiie Sanfos, Carrie Winsor, Cecilia Ramerez Tap away on Their 'rrusiy Type- Wl'iTGfS. ROP 0 47 Question: Whdt would o high school be wiThouT clubs? Answer: boring! BuT ThoT isn'T The word To describe G-olt High This yeor. Our clubs were octive ond exciTing, doing everyThing from sponsoring donces To Tdking Trips. FFA wos ogoin The club wiTh The lorgesT membership, which enobled Them To use The sTereo for Three free hours of boogying. Chess Club broodened iTs horizons wiTh The inTroducTion of video gdmes ond Quill ond Scroll puT iTs new members Through on iniTioTion They'll never forget. Of course, only Three clubs were menTioned here, buT ThdT doesn'T meon ThoT none of The oThers did onyThing. No wdy! Every club on compus did someThing To enhonce compus life-wheTher iT wos pdrTicipoTing in Homecoming or puTTing on o donce. Our clubs did o loT To relieve The Tedium of closses ond home- work by offering dlTernoTe oc- TiviTies. LeT's foce iT. High school jusT wouldn'T be The some wiThouT clubs. ltferent Functions Different Functions AssorTed poTenTiol Club members moke on oppeoronce outside The oudiTorium. Dione Moghoney, Bobbie Chomploin, ond Corino Merkle lounge by The RooTer's bus Tcble. Mrs. Ann MilleT gets her oTTenTion diverted from Kim Ldskosky, Dino Romios, ond Luiso Angelo ot GD FHA meeTing. -:mfg QW' My ,ML I I Functions Ditterent Functions Different Func Ken Fritz floshe new member. Julio Lugo runs his concession stand like cz true cor nie. s Q thumbs up sign os FFA acquires o 4984-82 Sfudenf Council Leaders. A look of The now broken-in 60's wing. -1 .L LA.. Jr f ... ,W -cv 1 .f f . .. -' WH, V , 'Q 9, -fs Q -V ,f , +L-4 W,-4 , W. ' f , . Y ,A I A ,, .3 N ,, AJ I, ,,- 50 GHS CLUBS Q, WML W .'+vf!.,,,L,.. A Q .,,,, A r grim ' X -x,.f- -3. .,, if , ' K Q, V -v , A ,-rl-'G' um- 'K ' ' '43 A ' .,,' 'Q' A1 NJ - -W . 'V ,JSKSX ' ff' f 4 , f A' ,..K- V A , -JJ W., -M . ,f 4 ,,.,-' M9 1 ,, inf rAf,N 1 ' is X' , -A A. , 95' -'J , fi ' , , ,,-y .4 ,,, 44. I-QFD' Q If Mike Woolstrum, President, confers with Rusty Jacobsen over Council matters. Big Dan gets ready for lunch. ' : , ' Qs This year's Student Council can best be re- membered for its 60's Wing beautification pro- ject, which was spearheaded by Michael Woolstrum, Student Body President. This section of campus, which was formerly a mudhole in winter and a dust bowl in summer, was in dire need of improvements. Student Council made those improvements by covering over the bare earth with brick and adding five metal picnic tables so that stu- dents could make use of the area. Student Council was also in charge of eighth grade visitations. This event consisted of eighth from Oakview, New Hope, Arcohe, and Galt Middle School coming to the Galt High campus and being taken on a tour of all the different areas of the school, plus listening to presenta- tions from such departments as business, home economics, industrial arts, and music, all in their respective buildings. Gur student leaders also went on a ski trip to Echo Summit in February, which was their re- ward for all the hard work they had done in previous months. All in all, Student Council had a busy and productive year with a little fun added in. Student Council Leader Jim Ashwanden discusses issues with Representative to the Board, Shari Koepplin. STUDENT COUNCIL ' Pep Squad had another ac- tive season of cheers and rou- tines despite its annual advisor problems. The girls Cand two guys, Mi- chael Woolstrum, football mascot, and Albert Vargas, basketball mascotp started their season early with atten- dance at the USA Spirit Camp located in Santa Barbara last June. This experience pre- pared the Squad to utilize Kim Laskowski looks pensive as the camera spots her. Bobbie Champlain flashes a mischievous grin as she and Chris Perez work on a routine their talents to the fullest. And this Squad not only cheered, they made money! Their after-game dance at the end of football season netted them S250.00 and they also had a candy sale. Of course, no one can for- get the rallies they staged or their participation in Home- coming. These were exper- iences no one should forget for a long time to come. together. 52 N! GHS CLUBS 1 M' Holly Kerin, Crystal Crisp, and Chris Perez Pep Squad shows its agility during yet show a little spirit during a Friday rally. another rally. ,-muff 'tv L9 Mises tgykh , 1 A Mc.. 52753. Hifi? Ng... QW 1 , ,, im. f .32 1 Tug'- N- 4 .155 pyramid. 2' 44 FIT k 'ht d T T ' W AN' o an ovuc san s aop he victory PEP SQUAD ' 53 , 'i'4a. in if ef M f,, A .A , , , 3 n '11, I ,H 'w..... , '. e 5?Pf? m ax A gg ,,,, l W, W, I. , , X 125 g f , 1 'Pi -sg.. X, '37 . 'I A 1 ITF!! X, 'N H X .ahh 3 Qi FFA Porli Pro Teom members Ken Frifz, Sylvio Vonder- spek, ond Dono Mello show off fhe fruirs of viorory. rim, , ,,,.. K, ,, , ww K NWVW y ,, 5,51 6, h,,,, 1. b 'Y' 'ff hh A W FFA'ers enjoy The sun ond eoch oth 5 5' 1' er's compony. ond Corl Wright. FFA 0 55 M --......, y Inquisifive FFA'ers confer wirh Two of QQ Their og teachers, Jim Ascnwonden Shield bedrers ledd the wo in Rio Vis- Y td pdrode K. Arlin, President: S. Hickey, Student Ledder: T. Peterson, Student Ledder: J. Herron, Publicity Mdndger: M. Flo- res, Student Ledder: J. Ritter, Student Ledder: D. Jenkerson, Student Ledd- er: S. Abrorn, Student Ledder: E. Lor- enz, Tredsurerg T. Bdrr, Vice President: A. Scholl, Secretdrv. in jx... .x. 3'-Q 5: 9' Easy if P f les, ' ,, ,,,,,, W,w,,.,f , 4 ' 'I c 4 sf 1,2 Q x. 'N tml ar 4 ' 1 .p' N wi. aw , vw - . 'Mr-Sis -yu., .Q 7' 4 In 'rf .,, , jeiwkz , , . S ' ' 'TX ,7 k,. V Z, ,f f ' sv- 'x , X Ks' f' sf 5 ' YQ Susdn Hickey, coptdin, does her solute 6 V GHS CLUBS , , 3,111 ,An ,,,t, 5' ' S Wd, -W.-..,...c,...,... L Y s STarTing off on a Winning STreak was The bandfflag Team's moTTo. Thanks To ThaT and The devoTed leadership of Drum Major, Manuel Flores and Flag CapTain, Susan Hick- ey, They have had many vic- Tories. The flag Team This year has already had many vicTories, such as The winning of The su- perior ribbons aT The U.S.A. Flag Camp, The Taking of firsT place aT The Rio VisTa Bass Derby Parade and second place aT The Las Plumas Marching CompeTiTion. This year's members feel They, as a Team, did much beTTer Then lasT year because of The sTricT discipline and ambiTion in- volved. The band had a very hard Band pracfices in full uniform before Rio VisTa compeTiTion. 1 fs l 3' 0 fx -X, ,X ,f and Tough schedule This year which included The Rio VisTa Bass Derby Parade, Del Oro Band Camp, The C.S.U.S. Field Show, Las Plumas Marching Band Camp, The Lodi-Tokay Band Review, and The Wood- land ChrisTmas Parade. The Tough compeTiTion has given our band new sTrengTh. They Took SWEEPSTAKES aT Rio Vis- Ta, fourTh place aT Del Oro and FIRST place aT Las Plumas. Band members and The flag Team have puT in counTless hours of pracTice walking Through The weT grass aT 8:00 a.m., and waking The local neighbors To The sound of mu- sic. All of This dedicaTion has made our Warriors NUMBER ONE! Band conducfor, Manuel Flores, does his Thing af The Bass Derby Fw BAND CLUB 57 Brian Henry brows hrs own horn during a prachce session The Galt Hugh chorr performs durrng The Chrrstmas concerr 'sm Q rr Xt' 'iq 58 V GHS CLUBS Tammy Chappel and Karr Adelman sung rn perfect harmony Emu... The jazz band performs af The Senior CiTizen's Benefif. Phillp Crosson and Jeff Haddox make beauTiful music Togefher. This year's chorus meT dur- ing Third period To pracfice and learn more abouf singing. Several members have sTaTed ThaT iT is a learning exper- ience. lT Teaches people how To work vviTh oTher people: noT many oTher classes offer This Type of experience. Along wiTh The JAZZ BAND, which meT before and during school To pracTice, The choir per- formed aT The Chrisfmas Con- cerT, The spring Tour of The elemenTary schools, and The Spring Concerf. The jazz band performed in April aT a JAZZ COMPETITION in SacramenTo. Besides performing vviTh The jazz band, The choir puT on a Tour of The elemenTary schools and wenf on Tour wiTh The band To perform aT San Francisco, Cenfral California, and Nevada. Mrs. Nancy LaPerle conducfs her band members Through some inTrlcaTe noTes. CHORUSfJAZZ BAND 59 schools. March meT The Thespian officers: Manuel, Flores, 'Presl- denT: Doug Jacobsen, Vice-President Leslie Drake, Secretary: Jeff Haddox Scribe: and Kafhy CervanTes, HisTorian. NOT Bicfuredz Dawn Moore, Treasurer, and onna Caves, Social Direcfor. 1 Jim Prichard criTiques pasf perfor- mances. The Thespian Club has had an ex- menTary ciTing year aT GalT High. BeTween puTTing on plays, having fundraisers To improve The TheaTre faciliTy, and sponsoring a dance, The Thespians sTill found Time To Take Their annual Trip To San Francisco To see The play UA ChrisTmas Carol . Six Thespians were privileged To go To The Shake- speare fesTival in Ashland, Oregon. The Thespians acTively produced plays during The school year. STarT- ing wiTh Their smash hiT, STory The- aTre, in November They performed Their way Through The year. ln De- cember, They presenTed The ChrisT- mas Program followed by January's STory TheaTre on Tour visiTing ele- aoxfe-if musical Hello Dolly , which pre- ceded The producTion of l'Dra- cula . On SaTurdays, The Thespians have workday where They build seTs for The producTions They have ThroughouT The year. They make cosTumes and rehearse plays To prepare Themselves for The pro- ducTions. Thespians is a naTionaIly charTed club for drama sTudenTs. 400 hours of dramaTic acTiviTy eiTher on or be- hind sTage is required To become a Thespian. The GalT High Drama Club is a club associaTed wiTh The Thespi- ans in which anyone can join. Jeff Haddox holds up The ChrisTmas pro- gram. pw--. 1 I,, A 4 4,5 'i ye ,i M , KW-efiii J DedicaTion is The word which mosT accuraTely de- scribes The G-alT High Warrior- fWarpaTh sTaff. Seemingly endless hours are puT inTo The newspaper each issue To in- sure iTs aualiTy. As The deadline for sTories approaches, many reporTers are seen rushing across cam- pus To inTerview ThaT lasT per- son or hurriedly wriTing Their The unsinkable journalism class gives The lens iTs besT shoT. EdiTor-in-chief Krisfi Winferowd exhibifs her Talenfs aT The layouT Table. Advisor Rita Prichard delivers uITimaTums To a dubious sTaff member. 62 Xl GHS CLUBS sTories. The dedicaTion of This sTaff is mosT apparenT The lasT few days before The paper is dis- TribuTed. ConsTrucTion on The paper ofTen lasTs unTil ridicu- lous hours, homework goes unTouched, and frusTraTion builds To a climax. Tension mounTs as The paper is slowly laid ouT wiTh experT precision. Miraculously, The paper is compleTed in Time. EdiTors sTop biTing Their nails and pull- ing Their hair. Advisor RiTa Pri- chard sighs wiTh relief as she knows ThaT all The hard work paid off. The dedicaTed jour- nalisTs can again be seen wiTh smiles upon Their faces and wiTh heads held high. For now They know They have accom- plished someThing To be proud of. K df . .Jiri . .. 7,, . ,h . , ,, T, , C 12 .- 4 SSW? 'W qi,-rv may 2' fs Y zrfsiff . it 'N MWA Re Eh Mark WinTerowd, casually aTTired, care- fully proofs The IaTesT ediTion. There's no lack of dedic:aTion as These sTaff members work TogeTher. i 5 Z T W1 x it b Wi. XA iii Kasey CoTuIIa finds Time To flash his pearly whiTes as The resT of The sTafT Toils iaboriously. JOURNALISM ' 63 Yearbook. To The majoriTy of The sTudenT body, The word conjures up images of re- ceipTs, and aT The end of The school year, a rush To fill every available inch of space wiTh signaTures of friends They may never see again. BuT To The yearbook sTaff, The yearbook means much more. IT means a frenzied rush To meeT ThaT firsT deadline, walking inTo a room cluTTered wiTh plcTures, lay-ouT sheeTs, and copy, and calming The advisor down before she goes inTo cardiac arresT. For monThs before year- books are given ouT, a Tre- mendous amounT of acTiviTy Takes place To Turn dreams inTo realiTy as picTures and copy blend To form each page of The yearbook, The re- cord of a schooI's acTiviTies ThroughouT The year. Of course, everyone knows This year's yearbook sTaff is perfecT, CWhaT?! You dis- agree'?ll How dare youllj so They came up wiTh a fanTasTic yearbook. RighT? RighT! Our Yearbook RepresenTaTive, Eldon Tanner, always wheTher we'd ever finish iT, IT's deadline Time for Cindy Weller and Julie Bowman. T A I BeTh lvlerkins is up To her neck in pa- perwork. Denise Passarelli and Carrie Braham diTching yearbook? 64 xf GHS CLUBS The Top Guy' Edlfor in Chief Ro BeTh Kolb, Mike WoolsTrum, and Chris Sing, Takes Time off from his busy sched FarhaT joke on Their layouf. ule. . , . . .Wil-ms:fwmlllfimllm- ffmhmwwmwm 1 W X .,,,,.. wx, I .Z . ui. M ir., 2,, gifi..-W,-.M A Becky Hdrimon tokes o breother. Q Tereds Cdss eyes her lunch hungorily. I fy Judi Roth instructs her work exper- 1 ience closs before returning to our f ' sf ,af Loyout Editor, Dion Peort, olwoys working on dnother Ioyout. Advisor Stocey Foster helps out Busi- ness Monogers Beth Kolb ond Kdren Rothenburger. Associate Editor, Liso Boiukoff, is cdught writing dnother dirty cop- tion. Hey John! Look ot the comero. YEARBOOK 0 65 Hr CSF officers QlefT To righTj PresidenT, Lisa Balukoff, Sec- W reTary, Terri STanley: Vice-President Mike Darnell, and fm Treasurer, John Lindsey. ,gg G, This is a Typical CSF luncheon meeT- ing .Alf T 'Ir fi I xm.,d4 1 L.: is The California Scholarship FederaTion CCSF3 really had loTs To keep Them busy This year under The leadership of Lisa Balukoff, president Mike Darnell, vice president Terri STanley, secreTary: and John Lindsey, Treasurer. Among oTher aoTiviTies, members parTicipaTed in CSF Day aT UOP. AT firsT, The cam- pus seemed raTher large compared To GalT High Turf, buT The five inTrepid Teen- agers goT Through The day jusT fine. CSF members also Took a spring Trip To San Francisco, in- sTead of The TradiTional SanTa Cruz. AlThough This club did noT become The wealThiesT club on campus, The members sTiIl enjoyed Themselves. Their moTTo aT Homecoming sums up Their siTuaTion perfecTly, We goT spiriT buT no money . 66 V GHS CLUBS , Ag ,ggQvs,s,:s,sx,u1aA:4z From lefT To righT, Johnna Goodman. Lisa Balukoff, Terri Sianley, and John Lindsey are seen cluTching UOP fold- ers. Quill ond Scroll is on inTerno- Tionol honor socieTy for high school journolisTs. Membership is on ossembly of selecT sTu- denTs chosen by Quill ond Scroll odvisors from The yeor- book ond journolism closses. There ore no sign-ups for This club. PorT of The fun of being o Quill ond Scroll member is iniTi- oTing The new members en- Tering The club. Old members hove o chonce To ovenge Their humilioTion Through iniTi- oTing The incoming members. This yeor KrisTi WinTerowd Took chorge of business os Quill ond Scroll presidenT, Mike Dornell helped KrisTi in her Tough odminisTroTive duTies os vice-presidenT, Coroline Moc- coun corefully recorded dll ThoT hoppened os secreTory, Doris Crosson woTched The fi- nonces os Treosurer, ond The everfoiThfuI RiTo Prichord woTched over dll moTTers per- Toining To The club os odvisor. I Quill ond ScrolI's officers were: QIefT To righTQ Doris Crosson Treo surer KrisTi WinTerowd, president Mike Dornell, vice presidenf ond Coroline Moccoun, secreTory. PresidenT KrisTi Winierowd ond odvisor RiTo Prichord didn T feel like smiling, buT They goT Their picTure Token onywoy This is o somple of The creoTive genius of Jim MoTTison journol :sm s chief corToonisT. CSFfQUILL 8: SCROLL 0 67 LHS sTonds for LeT- Termdn's Honor Soci- eTy whose members ore dThleTes oT GQIT High School. Anyone who hos eorned o leT- Ter ln some sporT is eligi- ble To join. The mosT well-known underTdk- ing for LHS club mem- bers is The sTddium cledn-up. This hos been d prdcTice for The club since 4965 ond is The club's mdjor source of income. LHS porTicipdT- ed in Homecoming, winning firsT in The flooT division for The second yedr in d row. NighT pizzd meeTings were dlso pdrT of The LHS scene. Son Fron- cisco wds one spoT LHS visiTed in The spring, olong wiTh d ski Trip be- fore dll ThoT glorious snow melTed. The club wos led This yeor by of- ficers Cindy Weller. PresidenT: STon Von Vleck, Vice-presidenT: lvlorld Lombson, Treo- surer: ond Lindo Mon- sur, SecreTory. And, of course, we con'T forgeT our fdiThful odvisor, Mr. Nunez. Lindo Monsur looks odoringly oT Big Don BouTisTo os he besTows The honor of his membership on LHS. 2 .FK X 5 if E f fie i T- T... 1 f, by T T .. a Tii T. mf ri' f -5. .., Tx, xi z i fu .ET ri, Kg. 1 'Wm X STon The mon Vonvleck formuloTes his drgu- menT ogoinsT whoTever is being sold during on LHS meeTlng. Mr. Nunez conTemploTes The doorway os LHS members converse. 68 V GHS CLUBS . . , I Sedn Tener ond KD Lucos focus Their oTTenTion on Two fellow pldyers. , , ,f-W gif I ng '.l -5 A' ry: :Yi 'fbi AfTer d grdnd firsT yeor in 1980-1984 under The ledder- ship of lTs founder ond firsT presidenT, G-drreTT Culhdne, GolT High's Chess Club Tried To conTinue 'The successful mo- menTum of The exciTing sTdrT. Hdving losT lTs iniTiol ddvlsor, Mr. Som HdTch, Chess Club Took on d new ddvlsor, Mr. KD Lucds, who worked wiTh Three hopeful officers: PeTer Lucos, President STeven STonley, Vice-presi- denT5 ond Doris Crosson, Sec- reTdry-Treosurer. In December The Check- mdTers engoged The FdculTy in The firsT Chess Club-FoculTy MdTch in hisTory. The club hod fun buT Took iTs lumps from The hordhiTTing moves of The Focul- Ty ChessmosTers by o score of Three To Two. The fdculTy jumped off To dn edrly leod when Mr. VeoTch wiped ouT d vdlidnT STonley in ThirTy min- uTes. AfTer Two more fdculTy wins by Mr. Dodds over Deejdy Crosson ond Ms. STeinberg over P.K. Lucds, The Check- mofers hdd Their firsT mdTch winner in hisTory when fresh- mon Len Reynoso, d heorTy- spiriTed young lod, defedTed o very Tenocious Mr. SchulTz. In The findl mdTch Kdsey CoTulld defedTed Mr. Anderson dfTer o 'I M - hour sTruggIe of wiTs ond brdins. In The spring The Chess Club- bers exponded inTo video- compuTer dnd chess compuT- er gomes. Possibly The club will expdnd inTo d more generol Gomes Club nexT yeor. Ofher club members noT menTioned were Sedn Tener ond Ricky Chdppell. Chess Club regulorly meT on Thursddys dfTer school, wiTh The second ond fourTh re- served for odvisor-moniTored lddder moTches ond compuTer gdme chollenges. . -alms PeTer Lucds eyes Sfeve STonley worily os STonley encrodches upon Lucos's TerriTory. Kosey CoTulld feels ThoT Thrill of vicTory ds he oufmoneuvers his elecfronic opponenT. LHSfCHESS CLUB 69 The FuTure Homemokers of Americo- Home Economics ReloTecl OccupoTions QF.H.A.-H.E.R.O.y ChopTer is open To oil sTudenTs who hove Token o course in home economics oT G-olT High School. The gool of The chopTer is To help youTh ossume Their roles in socieTy Through home economics eclucoTion in The oreos of personol growTh, fomily life, vocoTion- ol preporoTion oncl communiTy involve- menT. This yeor for o communiTy involvemenT projecT, They visiTed PeTer's Home for hondicoppecl children in GolT. They olso Took ChrisTmos cookies To Humphrey's ReTiremenT Home. The benches nexT To The gym were poinTed by GolT High's F.H.A.-H.E.R.O. chopTer. ' They visiTed The Levi STrous Compony ond The HyoTT Regency HoTel in Son Fron- cisco To help increose Their oworeness of jobs ovoiloble in The home economics field. The besT porT of The chopTer is working TogeTher To help oThers oncl hoving fun. FHA member Kim loskowsky ond Luiso Angelo shore o serious momenT. Some FHA recruiTers lciugh oT on unknown joke. QREHUMEMA AMERTCA 70 V GHS CLUBS ulirrit Coroline Moccoun conTemploTes her lunch os fellow FLC member Trino Borr corries on o conversoTion wiTh GD unseen member. FLC officers Corrie Bronom, Delores Mon- cebo, Coroline Moccoun, ond lVlorgoreT Moccoun sTdre The comero down. IQ Be iT Sermon or Sponish ThoT inTrigues The never-ending curi- osiTy in one's unique imdgino- Tion, The Foreign Longuoge Club is The ploce To be! This yeor's club consisTed of dpproximoTely 20 dcTive members who porTici- poTed in Two See's Sucker soles which wenT on during De- cember dnd April. AlThough The ChrisTmos dinner wos concei- ledTh conceled, The exciTing spring Trip mode up for This Tre- mendous disoppoinTmenT. ThroughouT The yeor meeTings were held dpproximoTely once o monTh. Officers consisTed of Delores Moncebo os presidenT ond her superb officers wiTh Coroline Moccoun os vice-presi- denT, Corrie Bronom os secre- Tory, ond lVlorgoreT Moccoun os Treosurer. The club odvisor wos The one ond only Ms. C-erdldine Johnson olong wiTh The enThusi- osTic co-odvisor Mrs. Lusondro VincenT. Anno Riverd Tolks wiTh her honds os Trino Borr looks on. FLC . 71 7 j f f ff ff' f xl L17 QQ.. Q., . gg, flefff 4.-g......... .... N... ..,..,,w jj? 1 .V ff if W 32 It-of 525.4 5' ,f I K l 'V x - ' mite enthusiasm infinite 4 -Q.. .ir ,ef war ond. Soccer player, Kevin Woolsrrurn, jumps high To prevenr a goal. Mark Howard spofs The hoop as he goes up for anoTher Two poinfs. Lonnie Hadden gets his man our on sec- X we x, NXQXS. SIN! '52 SPORTS DIVISION ' 73 Elk Grove Newark Ponderosa Rio Linda Colfax Folsom El Dorado S. Tahoe River CiTy WARRIOR FOOTBALL '81 8-43 48-8 6-7 28-7 26-42 22-6 44-48 23-7 7-43 This year Turned ouT To be anoTher excifing year for The Warriors. AfTer coming so close To beaTing Their big foes, Pon- derosa, The Warriors proved To everyone ThaT There is some hope for someday demolishing Those Bruins. Since They be be going ouT of our league nexT year, The ever so popular War- riors won'T be geTTing anoTher crack aT The Bruins in The near fuTure. Coach HaTzenbuhler, who will be going inTo his sixTeenTh season of excellenf coaching, worked his ball players To esTab- lish This greaT fooTball Team ThaT is known all over. AssisTanT coaches Tom VeaTch and Sigurd Anderson also helped The Team build up To be sTronger and beTTer aThleTes. FooTball is my life! was The answer ThaT head varsiTy coach Erv HaTzenbuhler gave To The auesTion Why do you coach fooTball? The coach is going on his sixTeenTh season wiTh The Mighfy Warriors. He's been here as a Teacher and a coach for fifTeen years. He plans on coaching The Team as long as iT is sTill fun. He enjoys coaching because he has The besT kids in The world To coach. He also enjoys Teaching because he says ThaT mosT GalT High sTudenTs are greaT kidS. Bullies- ' WW .. . . . no nn- AbouT The Time ThaT GalT High was looking for a fooTball coach, HaTzenbuhler was a linebacker coach aT The Univer- siTy of The Pacific, which is where he graduaTed in 4966. A , friend of his who was also coaching aT The Pacific was a GalT High graduafe and recommended him. He goT The job. He's been here ever since ThaT Time. Nexf season he is looking for his 'lOOTh vicTory for his varsiTy Team. We hope ThaT There will be many more affer ThaT. 74 J GHS SPORTS 7 -in , . . 'T'-'ji Capiain Armando Garcia gg- . Y 1 ay ,,,., ,..,. L . Vzvl y vw' V. M Capfain Greg Arnold ' . . CaTpain Aaron Cline jQES'Tg:5:f , 24:31 TE, .'. L Q i z, ,Wi 'A 13: . A92 ' , 1' . . , 5 :.:.:.f.j.j. S. A Capfain Neil Nimmo Gary Hale Kevin McGill NAME Gary Hale Scott Rannals Armondo Garcia Kevin McGill Bill Rafferty Brad Wagers David Davidson Larry Canfield Robbie Lexau Nathan Jackson Jerol Younger Mike Hayes Rusty Jacobson Dean Kavanagh Phillip Calantoc Steve Mansur Lonnie Hadden John Boger Stan Van Vleck Marty Simoni POS BB E FB FB WB E FB BB WB FB HB WB BB HB HB HB HB C C T Hi 5'9 5' 10 5,Q,, 5'9 5'9 6'O 5'7 5'1 1 5'9 5'9 5'4 5'9 5' 11 5'7 5'9 5'1 1 5'7 5'8 6' 1 5'9 Jeff Swingle G 5'9 185 David Mangrum T 5'10 170 Larry Dearman C 5'10 150 Greg Arnold G 5'9 175 Gary Barton G 6'0 210 Lauren Vann G 5'9 155 Richard Chappell G 5'7 130 Rod Renfro G 5'7 165 Danny Bautista T 5'10 205 Jim Withers T 5'9 170 Mark Abarca T 6'1 205 Todd Schnaible T 6'3 225 Ron Russell T 5'11 180 Jeff Stamper G 6'2 230 Brett Virtue G 5'11 230 Aaron Cline T 6'1 205 Mike Morgan E 6'1 205 Neil Nimmo E 5'11 155 ,Tom Stribling E 5'11 165 John Marasplni E 5'10 150 Wx . 'A' Qi' ' G 1. ' V, 1: I I VL.A -44 . ' ,L 1 , A i :xg 1 as ,. 3- ,V irks Steve Mansur heads for the goal line. Kevin McGill tries to get around a Knight as he scrambles to score a Warrior TD. Dean Kavanagh is suddenly approached by a Viking as he eyes the end zone. VARSITY FOOTBALL 0 75 l Robbie Lexau Jerol Younger Rusly Jacobson Lonnie Hadden John Boger Gary Barron Danny Baulisla Mark Abarca Mike Morgan 482 Neil Nimmo flies nigh To block a pass To a Bulldog. GHS SPORTS X W ' - -- .M 5 14-.an. ., , Q f .-v--mf MPL- nun'- sworn. ,, - nun ' ewan A., gf! ,r . V l. A!! Q I Q!-3 ,. Y lar?-:rm 'gg , 6' 1 u . il':..- -'Pi' H , - Q M -'f,..g-.'.1.9 f.M .V gm' r aw? fbi , F S i-2:- -.- -ff: ,.g,:a-v?-'fi ' vw vas, ., .Q .,..rg ,7 I , A: vvrlgvy f X, , Wg A,V, QV ff, S . 5,4 5,5 gy ' f -W s ,.., ---..-4L:.... Y : i' 'L:'2a5,fF F:::i'Eff??5:' N 5 . -- .L Lgiiff - s, f , -W - iq,-.. 3 ff. '1 '1T T'f',:5T:x ' ' , ,..if'L ' W, . - .. 'SQL ,A 53 al 'I' Qi 2 1 ,J i? um: - 7 'il 'E l f, . 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'f45 ,,q.w'i'9 TfT9x ' T T, T T , vl 'SM IM , T , is .... ' ' fy K i ,,,+-ifH7- - .ff M . U . , Q , T ' I 'T -if T - T 'M e i 'T f ' ,Y - I T V fffzsss T 1 A T A '- 1' ' ' ' ,nf ' ' f , A 4 .1 rf' w,g'I1e'l2 7 55'Q7E?5fE3:?5fWifa'1Wff7gw,1x The Warriors enjoy The Tasie of vicTo- ry afTer The Homecoming game. Phillip CaIanToc is defermined To score for The rv1ighTy Warriors. Senior Robbie Lexau reTurns The ball afTer The kickoff. VARSITY FOOTBALL ' 77 4984 JV Football team: first row-A. Haro, J. G-uillena, R. Riley, B. Beach, A. Kelley, C. Gomez, A. Stomper, B. Lerner, M. Feusi, P. Cook: second row-J. Long, C. McBroom, J. Cole- man, R. Roberts, C. McGranahan, J. Gonzalez, D. McAnlis, B. Weller, T. ln- man, I. lwanaga: third row-Coach Alex Nicolaou, T. Johnson, J. Presnall, S. Evans, J. Hicks, S. Tener, F. McCarver, D. Martin. R. Kavanagh, J. Gutierrez, Assistant coach Dennis Schmidt. Curtis McBroom finds a hole and sneaks through to look for the goal Elk Grove Newark Ponderosa Rio Linda Colfax Folsom El Dorado S. Tahoe River City 44-32 6-32 42-24 25-7 24-20 48-30 28- 48 33-6 32-6 line. Q11 . fi f -1'-l 4 78 Nl' GHS SPORTS 3. S .lvl JMS plows up The Turf os he puTs on o bursT of speed posT his foTiguecl op- ponenT. 384 Tim Johnson scores oll by himself for The JV Teom. T s ff 34 is gMWw,,,,',, . V- , ,i,m,,,,,,f 7, , , , ' if ' Qi M T, The JV Worriors mode iT Through The seoson wiTh six wins onol only Three losses. ThoT wosn'T bool oT oll. Coooh Alex Niooloou ond ossisTonT coooh Dennis SohmidT worked The ployers To hove skill ond deTermino- Tion To win Their gomes. Those sophomores will be reocly, no doubT, To be The new oddiTion To The vorsiTy Teom nexT seoson. Holf woy Through The seoson They moved up some freshmon ployers ond ThoT gove The freshmon ployers o ohonce To spreod Their wings o liTTle ond show Their sTuff. NexT yeor The cooohes, ployers, oncl Tons look forword To onoTher greoT yeor in fooT- boil. John Gonzolez eyes The gool line wiTh much deTerminoTion. JV FOOTBALL 79 The freshman Warriors played good fooTball This sea- son even Though many were jusT sTarTing ouT showing Their liTTIe experience. STarTing ouT by losing Their firsT Two games To Tokay and Lodi didn'T dis- courage The freshman Team. They Turned around and beaT Ponderosa and demolishing Colfax. BuT whaT broughT Their 2-A season To an end was when They were smoked by Oakridge and El Dorado. The novice Team was jusT spreading Their wings This year. Come nexT season They will be our sophomore Team fighTing Their way To The Top. Coaches WalT Denny and ArT Adams really puT Their Time and efforTs in creaTing such an exTraordinary Team. Coach WalT Denny and assisTanT coach ArT Adams discuss The nexT play. 80 V SPORTS i i Alvin CosTa scores anoTher TD for The Freshman Warriors. 4981 Frosh Team: firsT row-K. Crook, M. Hicks, C. 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'-'f'-'kfA'1vQU'5'2,f'fNaf--f!f'fr1-'K I ' 'J '-,384-1 LW ,,:1ww3..'4 'f 'Nm -. ,M ,-4 if M gw W isv :fw. ff f,' X-wa, 'f,v.,j.f im j 'sv 7. ' I - ,PS-yr, fi'f? i2.'-UH' x w?v3,'i 2 , Lx. .P ,.1!.,J A , ,J J ,qw fp -. 5.3.44 1?,475fgg.'7.3,.1QA-,Lzafx X N ,Q 'iw ' - ' J .' L f 4 . mg. fx .-, Q Qywffi -V. T gl .-1 ,- Y1'f ', X' -N ,-9' - iff-'f?fi4E?'r.?FWg'l'L.A 'Diff f, ' Q, ,Q K' in 'K wc- . n'f'T5,'rf,1..+A-.111 M' sv- 7 '! 'Q Q - 5: f, ,0.fA'f.i1.2rfij'5b'1f.41rtx.:fu'i I ' . T' .. 'HJ .f Q. o Y N l s ww' , E ,f 1 1 4 U ,Qu iff - f 'i,14-'- ul-Q ?' i, GQIT High's soccer Teom showed o loT of improve- menTs. Their experience ond knowledge of The gome poid off. AIThough The Teom is young, They were dole To beoT ployers Their own size, like Lodi, Mdriposo, ond Lin- coln. Under The excellenT cooching of STeve Klein ond his fdiThful ossisTdnT Mel Ou- Trom, The Teom wos oble To go ouT on The field wiTh win- ning oTTiTudes ond deTermino- Tion in Their minds. The Teom worked TogeTher To moke o firsT closs Teom. They were never Thrown off by losses buT come bock wiTh o fighTing Try in Their eyes. WiTh mony skillful pldyers reTurning nexT yedr, GoIT High's soccer Teom will definiTely shooT for The Top, dl- Though They're olreody o TM wiTh us. l 82 xf GHS SPORTS Sol Pomplono sTeols The boil from This noT-so-quick opponenT. AssisTonT cooch Outrom goes over sTroTegy plons wiTh Gobriei Ruiz. Mel Outrom oTTempTs To sleol The boil from on unworThy opponent. T l J 4 5 4 r ' ' T i'ff4 f'.' sf 2 ygv 'vi QA . . it? , .1 11 , . 4 ,r I Coach Klein cissits on injured Kevin Woolsirum off the field. Gabriel Ruiz does his stuff for his meon opponent. E: , , - 1 '. V14 up -we W ' ,J . , - , , 3 ' ' i ffk ,M , 1 e v , I Gilbert Borojczs does some fancy foofwork for his Teomrnofes. SOCCER 0 83 I Tennis '81 Under The persisTenT cooching c Mrs. Rose Gonzoles, The bosicoll novice GolT High Tennis Teom hiT Th courTs wiTh d winning dTTiTude. A Though The Teom hod only five ser iors,- They did quiTe well. Going To The G.E.L. Tournomer This yeor wos doubles Teom Theres HeberT ond Kim Dovidson, wiTh Cind Weller ploying singles. Theresd on' Kim showed off Their TdlenTs by wir ning El Dorodo, buT SouTh Tohol proved To be o biT Too much To Toki on during The some ddy. All in dll, iT wos onoTher good yec of experience for The GolT High Ten nis Teom. The 1984 GQIT High Tennis Teom. Bock row: Cooch Rose Gonzoles, Down Moore, Kim Dovidson, Thereso HeberT, Cindy Weller, Wendy Adoms, ond Ddno Mello, FronT row: lvlonoger Sue Cdgle, KrisTy Uhrich, KoThy Cervantes, Kim Cook, Monico SToIlings, Lin- do DeiTs, ond KoThy Forley. Ponderoso is no mdTch for Kim Dovidson. i l 84 ,Z GHS SPORTS Q ,E V-, -1 Y i gn ' mtm9W5mwi,mws 3' ,QA 3, 'Q at 1 , 1 Q . 3 'Q ,'v a 'e J 1 'Q 9 ? 'HW- -.. 5' , F. fu .f -Q L 1 I 'Q in fQ7,w,e,j4zl5, 59'-.4eXf:f?l,Agp at A QW' E M eefmgu Q: 3 ,. A Im qv 'im X. 42 L5 5 fa x fi. '19 4 5 M' Lx I fi af' . 'G 1 -...iq-A 55 We wfy' ,G DeTermindTion ond pride were whdT helped The GdlT High volleybdll Tedm moke iT Through The yedr. Considering Their experience, They did very well. Their dbiliTy improved 'lOO96! Codch Jdnice Willidms wds redlly pleosed wiTh Their improvemenT. VdrsiTy cdpTdin Lindo lvldnsur feels The Teom hos o loT of poTenTiol ond They pldn To do beTTer in The fuTure. Even Though They losT dll The moTches, They sTiIl won d gdme. The yedr wos fun, buT iT Took d loT of Tedmwork To sTdy in There dnd keep Trying. Overdll, iT wds one more yedr of ex- perience. Top row: Lisd Loffelbein, LeAnn Freeman, Denise Winsor, Su- son Lodd, Lindo lvlonsur. BoTTom row: Dione Boger, Yvonne Archer, Morlo Ldmbson, LynneTTe Hieb. ,ffm f .. 4 r T Q . r . . 5 1 f X ,r,rr Q ' 'l ' Q f, 5 -, 5 ' K NES? . ,,-' W ' T . - rsry T E rg if . is 31' wgksfi rrrr A V' . M is W, . r . , . . rrrrr T 4 f 1-f 5, rf hr 4 . 4 ,fag-nf-5w- na ' A f T rrf- 1 AQ' f f . :,4z H'af , ' f ' N N W ' :W Q rn 'Q Q'i'5Q,E k It ' Lindo Mdnsur seTs one up for fellow Teom member LynneTTe Hieb while Denise Winsor looks on. Cooch Jonice Willioms gives d helpful poinTer To d J.V. member. Michelle Forley. so xfcgsvonrs 'Q 00 I X 1 ,- ' is .T ' , ri, - V .agiiwk f T T r, 'ir if K ' T U T. . ' 6 Er it ewqw I .Q i -ff f , if K ',',. O ii s f MX o i f .1 K 'F' Ti, i -. ' ' 1,ff V. is T v 1 xx E, 1 x 'T H X s s- ' :- Q ff X 9' Q vvqy f- ,f W 3? ,,..,,: Y This was The second year for J.V.'ers buT Their firsT year of official recogniTion. They had all The poTenTial and skills ThaT were needed louT They hardly ever won. Pride kepT Them going, and gave Them The experience They needed. DespiTe The losses The Team acquired, They sTill managed To keep Their morale and de- TerminaTion high, which makes Them vicTori- ous no maTTer whaT The score! Kim Rausser dives for a difficuIT save aT- TempT. Top row: Alice STemler, STephanie Medina, Toni Robens, Lisa Aschwanden, JuaniTa LesTer. BoTTom row: Michelle Farley, Kim Rausser, Jana BuTT, Cheryl Keller, Janine Hirfel, Lisa Dick- erson. VOLLEYBALL 87 Warrior Basketball 81-82 Mark Howard scores Two of his many poinTs for The Warrior Team. Winning was noT one of The varsiTy Team's high- poinTs. However, under The excellenT coaching of Don NoTToIi, managed To main- Tain The Warrior spiriT. The Team members and The coach held enThusiasm and TogeTherness in Their minds ThaT showed in Their slick moves on The courT. Al- Though They couldn'T win league games, They did manage To win a IoT of Tour- namenTs. Along wiTh The championship, 2nd and 3rd places They broughT home from The TournamenTs, a few members also grabbed some lVlVP's. Nexi year ev- eryone is looking forward To a beTTer season. GalT High Warriors never give up wiTh- ouT a fighT!!! 88 V GHS SPORTS ' spvwr I . 1 ,4- CurTis Swenson aTTempTs To deny a shoT by a KnighT. DeTerminaTion leads Mondo To The baskeT. in B13 HOME TEAM OPP. 62 69 El Dorodo 60 Colfox 78 64 River Cily 77 441 Rio Lindo 59 65 Folsom 62 60 Ponderoso 79 441 Soulh Tonoe 65 74 El Dorodo 85 52 Colfox 55 52 River Cily 72 57 Soulh Tohoe 86 A9 Rio Lindo 69 77 Folsom 72 56 Ponderoso 67 Rick Dickerson goes up for iwo poinis. Robbie Lexou drives ioword o defensive opponent. Froni row: Woyne Coberly, Don Bdu- Tisid, Armondo Gorcio, Gus Prouly, Rob- bie Lexou, Rick Dickerson, Billy Androde: Bock row: Sieve Sionley, lvlork Howdrd, Adron Cline, Snon Sieele, Mike Morgdn, Joy Vondenburg, Curiis Swenson, Cooch Don Nolioli. 5 Adron Cline jumps high To win The 'rip ogdinsi The Vikings. sk? BASKETBALL ' 89 WiTh o new cooch on hond To build up defermind- Tion ond skill, The Teom did exoepfionolly well. They hod o few problems here dnd There buT ThdT didn'T sfob Those girls from puffing up o Tough ond oggressive defense ond o fosT offense. Cooch Sigurd Anderson, firsT yedr codch for These enfhusidsfic girls, buf forTh his Time ond efforT To build d sTronger Tedm. There were Two pldyers on The Tedm ThdT bldyed exoellenf bdll during Their four yedrs dT GHS. Seniors Teery Pdrker ond Denise Morciel pldyed Their hedrTs ouf ond odded d IoT To The Tedm. WiTh The skilled sophomores ThdT will be coming up To The vdrsiTy level, Codoh Anderson will noT hdve d hord Time in building d Tedm wiTh self confidence ond deTermind- Tion. Terry Porker drives Through Two Col- fox ployers. Fronf row: Debbie Arlin, Condi lvliller, Down Gunn, Susdn Lodd, Lono Geisf. Bock rowi Cooch Sigurd Anderson. Kelli Hursf, Terry Porker, Denise Mor- ciel, Poulo Medino, LeAnn Freemon. 90 V GHS SPORTS T ,ll - T349 373, iff EMU x9 S! sir! .Zi GQ, I V ,. , , S ,I ,,f W' X iff. Wi? www NWN W4 'WTS www' ,,-f 3. f A -fy X sf gp x 3.-I af - it - Susan Ladd gets ready to lay-up two LeAnn Freeman watches ner two points. points go in with amazement. i,?f, f ' .--H , T , , ,ll s '53 4'-., ' V ' fl ' V, , ff' A ' ,wil 1 wi' 3, fi , f .iff ,, , V , lf, k ,f .i HOME TEAM OPP 211 Colfax 57 47 River City AQ 46 Rio Linda 56 34 Folsom 33 23 Ponderosa 80 s23 El Dorado 52 34 South Tahoe 77 37 Colfax 59 33 River City 37 23 Rio Lindo 73 311 Folsom 30 35 Ponderosa 76 33 South Tahoe 63 30 El Dorado 641 Denise Marclel is guarded by a Rio Linda Defense. Lana Geist eyes the basket as she drives TOwOrCl iT. VARSITY BASKETBALL ' 91 - ., M, ,,,, Q fa r ff if , Qiwghmhlms fi . ,. 2. gf' R , ,, 5 , David Adams conTemplaTes a shoT while '1 T , 1LP - T iv he is carefully guarded by El Dorado de- y A f ' ?d T, f..., w' Maw fensel ,, M VLQ, I ,,,,L., 1 -.'raf,.. J Quiokness, aggressive, de- fense, awesome offense, Teamwork, deTerminaTion, and good coaching by Rich Kries was The high poinTs in The J.V. Team's season. AIThough They didn'T have a winning season They sTiIl played very well. They gave iT Their besT shoT and They didn'T give up wiThouT a fighT eiTher. 92 xf GHS SPORTS Sean Tener dribbles around an o o- DD nenT. Joey Vandenburg grabs for The re- bound. IS fl 'Q 4 HOME TEAM OPP Soulh Tohoe El Dorodo Colfox River Ciiy Rio Lindo Folsom Ponderoso Souih Tohoe El Dorooo Colfox River Cily Rio Lindo Folsom Poncleroso Brod Beoch scores Two of his mony points. , 1 Vs, A Froni row: Doryll Coker, Mike Feusi, Brod Beoch, Sol Pornplono, Rondy Louden, Dovid Adoms, Gilbert Borojos, Dovid Nunez. Bock row: Cooch Rich Kreis, Eric McCorver, Joey Vonclenberg, Sieve Ev- ons, Brion Gribodo, Seon Tener, Cloylon Kyle, Brent Steele, rnonoger Ronnie Burnnell. Rondy Louden scromoles for The boil, BASKETBALL 0 93 MVP Lori Dickerson worps her honds oround The rebound. Codch Judi RoTh, finished up her Third yeor os cooch, ond her populor worrior Teom finished Their unforge- Toble seoson in Third pldce. OuT of dll The pdskeTboll Teoms oT OHS This yedr, The junior vorsiTy girls ended wiTh The besT record, 43-6. The TolenT, deTermindTion, ond self confidence poid off. The Tedm wos pdsicolly mode up of sophomores wiTh some freshmdn pos- sessing greoT skills To odd. One commenT from Sopho- more Forword ond Guord Lisd Dickerson, I redlly en- joyed ploying This yeor, dlso winning. Even Though we hod some Tough ond close gomes I consider us TM pe- couse we beoT The firsT ploce Teom, Colfox. I wonT To Thdnk Miss RoTh for dll her efforT To moke This seoson successful. Mony people ogree ThdT The junior vdrsiTy girls qos well os The oTher Teomsj ore number one onywoy. JusT becouse They lose o few gomes here ond There doesn'T meon ThoT They're no good. AT IeosT They show school spiriT, self confidence, ond They work ds o Tedm. ThoT is d heck of o IoT more Thon some schools con prog obouT. HOME TEAM OPP. 34 Colfdx AO L13 River CiTy 9 34 Rio Lindo 119 43 Folsom 37 418 Ponderosa 32 39 EI Dorodo 36 A8 SouTh Tohoe 9 39 Colfdx 34 38 River CiTy 33 39 Rio Lindo L19 36 Folsom 20 39 Ponderoso L15 35 SouTh Tohoe 22 341 El Dorodo 28 My 14 Lindd DeiTs dribbles To The boskeT under heovy River CiTy guord. Toni RoberTs scores Two offer husfling ocross courT. ,.?.r..--V Kristy Uhrictt iooks for an open Warrior to pass the bali to Front row: Debbie Ariin, Sylvia Nino, Toni Roberts, Kristy Unricn, Susan Sutton. Back row: Coach Judi Roth, LaDonna Free- rnan, Lori Dickerson, Lisa Dickerson, Linda Diets, 3 Russell Bird shooTs for Two GS on oppo- nenT oTTempTs To boT The boil owoy. The 4984-82 freshrnon boskeTboIi Teom wos one of excepTionoI size ond speed. They used rebound- ing power ond exCeIIenT fosT preoks To ploy wiTh de- TerrninoTion. All Things con- sidered, The freshmon Wor- riors hod on ouTsTonding yeor. 96 J Gus sronrs' Ken Trovic Ioys up Two poinTs An unknown Worrior scores , o JET The 4984-82 freshman boskefboll squad. G-cry Foufh posses The bell To 0 fellow Tecnmmofe. Darren Spoons wins The Top. BASKETBALL 0 97 Warrior Baseball '82 This seemed To be The season for swiTching coaches. ArT Adams Took over The varsiTy baseball Team This year, afTer coaching The varsiTy sofT- ball Team. The Team was buiIT To have deTerminaTion, loads of skill, and good sporTsmanship. The Warrior Team never IeT a loss geT Them down. lnsTead, They jusT kepT pracTicing To smooTh ouT Their misTakes. Coach Adams worked hard wiTh his players. He knew They were good and he had To bring iT ouT in Them. Having one sophomore on The Team, The junior-senior Team could hold Their oppo- nenTs unTil They sweaT a win Cif They were lucky enough To achieve oney. Some Teams, however, proved To be a IiTTIe Too much for The Warriors. NexT year we are looking forward To anoTher exceIIenT season. Even if we don'T win a game, we're sTiII a hiTl!! Coach ArT Adams concenTraTes on The nexT play. Lonnie Hadden Tries To geT his man aT Jeff Sparrowk fumbles The ball as he second. geTs a man ouT aT firsT 98 V GHS SPORTS Ston White sloms o boll out to the owoiting outfield. Mondo Gorcio, with fire in his eyes, Sophomore Dovid Rosenthol togs his winds up for the pitch. mon ot third. BASEBALL ' 99 Warrior Sofibclll 82 4T23 slides inTo firsT bose ds codch Rofh looks on. Tedmwork ond indivldudl skills dre whdT iT Tdkes To build o powerful sofTbdll Tedm. New codch Judi Rofh, C1fTer geTTing off The bdskeTboIl courT, come ouT To her Tedm wiTh d winning dTTiTude, GS did her pldyers. Hdrd prdcTices of running bdses To build speed ond venTuring ouT To The bciTTing coges ore whoT gdve The girls d boosT To show Their powerful skills ond deTerrni- ndfion. NOT d single Tedrn dT GOIT High leTs d few losses geT Them down, including The girls' sofTbdIl Tedrn. Ev- eryone hos d loss here ond There buT iT's no big Thing, we're sTill o 4294 school wiTh TM Tedms!! 100 V GHS SPORTS Kim Ddvidson COTCHGS The bdll Cl SGCOPICI Too ldTe ds her mon is dlreddy on bose Cindy Weller swings wiTh deTerminoTion Amy Stepps gets ready to pitch Q strike. With determination in her eyes and mind, Kristy Uhrich is reociy to hit 0 TIOFTWG FUD. SOFTBALL 0 101 CurTis McBroom Tries To connecT wlTh The boll. Do you know how hdrd iT is To moke someThing speciol ouT of d bunch of boys wlTh liTTle or no experience? Cooch STeve Riley hod no problem hondling his boys. They seemed To hdve iT dll To- geTher, wiTh o few bumps here ond There. Tedmwork ond deTermindTion. PuT Those qudliTles TogeTher ond ThoT equols The J.V. bosebdll Teom. Their performonce on The field wos excellenT. They worked TogeTher ond were deTermined To pull ouT o win. Cooch Riley worked hord wlTh his young Wdrrior Tedm ond bullT d Te-om wlTh cldss. Flooding deloyed mosT of The gomes ol The beginning of The seoson. This guy geTs his mon 102 yf GHS SPORTS Kkbfk QUIK' This Warrior slides safely into the base. ADOTIWGI' FTICID fCiQQed out by G Warrior. Dawnee Truil fires a mean strike. BASEBALL ' 103 Ok 'K I ,,n.xf ,fqw-1 'F' -. '::.,., .,, ...W ......q 5 'rf gn 1 Env 'Cf' ff V . , lg K A K I 4 1 fi . My Q H' X f nu I 1, . A' I , .W o The junior vorsiTy sofTboII Teorn gove The frosh-soph girls o chonoe To show Their dThIe- Tic dbiIiTy, os well GS develop quoIiTies of Ieodership, good sporTsrndnship, ond ooopero- Tion. Under The gredT oodch- ing of RoberT Kroude, The Teorn sTorTed Their seoson off on The righT fooT. For o young Teorn, They rndde o fine show- ing dgdinsT Tough oompeTi- Tion. They confronTed Their opponenTs wiTh deTermino- Tion ond enThusiosm. ...Eu Robin Crdwford slides sdfely To The bose. The Teorn dwoiTs The piTch. ll -. QL SOFTBALL ' 105 Curiis Swenson siurnbies over This hur- dle buf is sTiII determined To finish firsi. Pefe Perez ond Alvin Cosfo Take the leod right out of the blocks. Warrior Track '82 1211. 1. Sieve Monsur gets ready To hdnd Mike Hoyes The bdion. 106 xf GHS SPORTS KN., ' . , i,.L,, , .f,,,'. Q., W .-W. -W ri' ,wif-axe ge ,w,.,, ina? -, -, f'Si2k..n J. H,,.... , ,. .-'init Q, z' ' - . V-g.M,' ' ' '15 ,gg , .W ,, fi. 7 1 451. . -,-JH AL Q 1' msg' M ,, ,T f L -T yrs M, The 4982 Trock seoson be- gon slowly due To The roiny ond muddy weoTher. When The Teom findlly goT sTorTed, They definiTely showed o loT of poTenTiol ond deTerminoTion To win. lvlony new members odded To This yeor's Trock squod, ond o more powerful Worrior Teom wos esToblished. John Gonzolez runs The Idsf mile. . 7 Y 'Y T' T ,? 'E' P , s T' ., ' f GM s ,, E qi if fi r . fs- i- 4- all 1 7' if lm Wrw'l ':1' if 3' - i T , ,,l , y X TTQBI ' is 4 4 q,'Q5.w?r I if T ' E is 2 4 - if -fy..-fv . fa. ,,-.,,..-., .:.:mv-e'-b'QU!1v Nll'-v-fs T, . ,, . M l..,s...,l M. , by uykiy if W-. ...,.,,.,,. N ,H f , T S T 'SA 1111, T T' M. T 'iii Ldifif '- if lr'-3,54 - wi--L7J T' A Adam STomper and John GuiTerrez fly over The high hurdles. PeTe Perez finishes o hurdle wiTh no problem. TRACK 0 107 LaDonna Freeman and Kelli Feiock work Together during a relay. Serena Benedum has a delermined look on her face while on The starting blocks. 108 GHS SPORTS S .lll A ,qw 1: , C5 ,,,, 'P , My was , ,V mm M Au, 'H.4L,.J.Jf' rvhv---V-annum-up Y- H,-iw M . - gawmws 4 . uw- -W, w, 4 '+'? ,J -3, A - ,Q N... M, QW.: . . . ' .fr 133' ' .,-' 4., L'F' -vw if k 4, .un .Mn- vm -...,., K W, -Q ..-9 ,, l.x,..,- . , s. vf -,--. .Jn . 0.- ,, ' :M-QJUH alll' l A w -1 ii: xglmvs 1,4 .5 N, ,Q 3 .. ,J 1 lx-w.,.w' 7 3 r -.pr ,W -n Alice Sfemler Takes The boron and runs for The finish line. Alice Strange leaps over 0 hurdle with much defer- fT1iDOTlOl'l. FU-L vi- , , Qmfiy ,.....,,-,,.....--- -- 'nv SGFGDG BGDGUUFTW CODCGFITFOTGS on l'TlOk- ing il To The finish line. ii S av iq S sew QW M M- M JM TRACK' 109 5 4-V , . J. ve - Y 4. 1...ggi1.,4 . . A . 4, A ., . H -. me . 5 s 'va My People ore whoT mode GdlT High The gredT school iT wds This yeor: everyone from freshmen To seniors To fdculTy. Everyone oT GQIT wos dole To mdke some conTribuTion To en- hdnce cdmpus life, no mdTTer how smdll ThdT conTribuTion wos. SomeTimes, o sTudenT's or o fdculTy member's efforTs dren'T dpprecioTed, buT will long be re- membered. People ore whoT mode The bond ond drdmd depdrTmenT so successful This yeor. People ore whdT mode FFA o club ThdT de- monded noTice for iTs mdny dchievemenTs. People were The driving force behind STudenT Council ond every club on com- pus. People cheered for Their A 3 Tedms, wheTher Those Tedms won or IosT. And people mode high school life someThing To be enjoyed, ds well ds o ledrning ex- perience. People were dlso The key in- gredienTs To every ddnce's or Trip's success. The people of GQIT High were The moin conTribuTors To The fun ond exciTemenT of Homecoming Week ond AlmosT AnyThing Goes. They were dlso The ones ThdT could mdke lunchTime d Time of enjoymenT, no mdTTer how The food TosTed. GQIT High School jusT wouldn'T be The some wiThouT The people who dTTended or worked in iT. And so, people of GQIT High, This is d TribuTe To youl 93 lnlegers 993 lnlegers 993 lntegers 99 y V H y li 1, Jy o A- wf '3 i I T, iff Q EJ T 'Z'- '... in f-Q-. lv LeAnn MdrTin ldughes iT up. 110 yf GHS ,f 1 fm sk I -fi ,H,,y,,g,g5H.5M3i,fjj,l'r ' .abs ' ir W 1V'wi,d'5i3'ri.'fE2ifg?fi fx' ,N , P 9 f 1 ' H 'Th'-5 fi T f A vi. ggi f I , ' 1'-1' -4 il Mike Hdyes ledns over Armondo Gorcio ond Jeff Swingle To see whoT's up. 5 1 Qin Q 1 'I . it 4 f N f 'i. ry: 1 2 , v . 5 ,w A A A fix 'KWH 4 ,TE fgrfgwf. .3-:QfQ,zTZf5?:A 2 : ki. ,W A mf - ff, My 'WZ , ,A 4 ' J Q 1 ifw , MQ, qf gf , 'ar if Z- N ' ,MUN filj f WL H' WI ,Mgt ,AW , K tw ww if L- Q g pg , f X4 l V at is Johnna Goodman Takes a shoi ai n Donkey Baskeiball. eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors 5, 4 Uwhnvanpq Tom Johnson ours rrghi Through hrs Jeff Haddox caughi under siage 3 work Rick Dickerson shows off hrs is Imaginary Lover 122 V OHS PEOPLE QP Danny Bautista Everyone knows that the sen lor class wouldnt have class without its officers right'7 Right' The Big Four consists of Press dent Johnna Goodman Vice President Cindy Weller Secre tary Karen Huisman and Treo surer John Lindsey These four people decided they wanted to get involved in their school and being a senior class officer is one of the best ways to get involved' Robin Blansett John Boger Julie Bowman In the words of Cindy Weller Vice President Being a senior class officer is a rewarding ex perience l like being an officer because I like being involved in school and this is one of the best ways to get involved' Of course being a senior class officer is not all play They have many areas in which they are responsible for such as class spir it through activities as well as graduation exercises 1 . , . . H . . 1 , . . 1 1 I I - . l . ,, 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 Carrie Branam 114 VGHS Vickie Browning Tia Canfield Bobbie Champlain Javier Garcia Ray Gardner Sarah Gaukel Cornelius Gomez Denise Arlin, 4984's Homecoming Queen, wasn'T even Thinking abouT being elecTed To reign over The homecoming courT. I was jusT ouT To have a good Time, was The reason she gave for accepTing The posiTion. For Denise, who had To be ThreaT- ened inTo coming To The homecom- ing rally, The selecTion came as quiTe a surprise. AfTer The junior class presi- denT STan Van Vleck placed The crown upon her head, Denise conTin- ues I feIT like I was going To pass ouT! I was in shock. IT was such a weird feeling! For some people, Things Take awhile To sink in For Denise The facT ThaT she was queen didn T sink in unTiI The nexT day She conTinues I didn T know whaT To say To everybody IT was like walking in a hazel Denise adds ThaT becoming queen has furnished her wiTh a new ouTIook on school life I never did like school buT now I feel like I couIdnT deserT Them CThe sTudenTs who voTed for meg I wanT To sTay and graduaTe wiTh my class insTead of graduaTing early To go inTo modeling Of course being eIecTed queen is a big evenT in any senior's school life. and for Denise, iT was no excepTion. BuT Denise was almosT The queen in GaIT High hisTory To miss her own coro- naTion. Denise had puT in some heavy efforT To help her club compleTe Their fIoaT. IT was geTTing laTe and neiTher she nor The fIoaT was ready. She was abouT To send anoTher ski club member insTead of me buT her moTher s persuasion finally goT Denise To go To ThaT all-imporTanT rally. Den- ise commenTs I was exhausTed afTer building The fIoaT and I almosT didn T go To The rally! IT s a sure Thing Denise wouldn T have forgoTTen ThaT rally for a long Time As iT was all wenT unexpecTedly well for her ThaT nighT As STan placed The crown on her head her look of ToTal surprise was obvious To everyone And To all The GaIT High sTudenTs who voTed for her Denise concludes Thanks a loT for voTing for me IT s a lifefime memory ThaT really made my senior year IT seems like I owe you someThing because you voTed for me I really didnT realize how many friends I have unTiI This came along And again Thank you alll Johnna Goodman Roland Gufierrez Lonnie Hadden Jeff Haddox SEMORS 0 117 G-ory Hole Kdren Hole Doug HOFTTFTIGT Buck Honey Sdndro Hendrickson Brion Henry 'Thereso HeberT Jeon Herron If you ve ever wondered whoT some sensors do wlTh Therr free Tnrne Then here s d pdsTlme ThoT s d IlTTIe ouT of The ordlndry RusTy Jdcobson o sensor IS o soop box derby nnspecTor during The summer RusTy dldnT sTdrT ouT being dn lnspecTor he hod To work hrs wdy up He begon rdcrng cors In 4975 dnd conhnued rdclng unhl 1980 Hrs sponsor for The posT Two yeors hos been The GQIT Joy cees RusTy hod o IoT of success In hrs rdclng coreer ond he now spends Time helping young dspurlng rdc ers In cose you re wondenng how To puT some zlp lnTo your Ilfe Thlnk dbouT being o soop box derby rocer Who knows? You could moke IT To The InTernoTuondIsl 118 VGHS CML 1' 4 'FEES 1 w Y P Kevin McGill Liso McKee Poulo Medino Sue Meloni ' -- -is-.. li lix I' i T y ' . 'f f ,KW BeTh Merkins Poul Miles Jeff Miller Alejondro Moroles N WhoT does iT feel like To be o Homecoming Queen Condi doTe'? Well To Terry Porker who wos The Senior Closs Princess iT wos quife on expenence She felT ThoT iT wos greoT To be o condidoTe buT The suspense goT o liTTle hord To Toke Looking book Terry remorks IT wos scdryl Along wiTh The suspense comes pnde in The focT you hove been selecTed os o Condi doTe Teny commenTs I felf proud To be represenhng GGIT High os o Senior Pnncess Of course in order To be d ccindi doTe for Homecoming Queen supporl from friends is essenTiol Terry shores Thof view os she sciys IT mokes you feel good To know you hove o loT friends QT school The feeling ThoT your fnends hove supporlecl you is greoT even Though The Queen s Crown is ploced on someone elses heod Terry is in ogree menT ThoT The memory of ThoT support lcisTs os she smilingly con cluded I wos hoppy ond proud To represenT The senior closs ond iT wos excmng To see who would be The 4984 82 Homecoming Queen ITS o memory l will ol wdys cherish SENIORS 0 121 Though some senuors moy Thunk o cop ond gown us d rup off ThoT us noT necessoruly True The problem wuTh The cop ond gown us poor Tumung No one hos ony money by The Tume Thus ddduTuonoI unvdsron of The pockeTbook moTeruoIuzes AfTer poyung for The SAT The ACT ossorTed college oppluccmons donce cudmussuons ond The weekly Hershey bor no senuor hos The bucks IefT To spend on cu cop ond gown dung dresses They geT worn one Tume ond ofTer The ceremony They re never seen ogoun Some senuors feel ThoT shellung ouT The money for someThung ThoT conT be worn To fooTbolI gomes or donces us d wdsTe BuT consuder Thus Where else con The Typucol foshuon conscuous senuor wecur C1 unusex TenT dress ond d hdT ThdT looks luke o UFO buT To ThoT once un o lufeTume evenT The hugh school grdduoTuon 'P Cops ond gowns ore like wed- Mike Morgon Tommy Murroy Ccurld Nelson MQTT Neuburger BrenT NewporT Neul Nummo Cundy Oberle Troy Overland 122 V GHS a W, QSQSSF X , K I g-'TIE L N 5 .. iff. J .K K X 1 fr f i Jomes Reckiey Roberi Reese Lericio Rodriguez Giynis Romero Ddisy Rusler Chris Rylond Joe Sondovol Annette Sonios 124 'GHS R 1 i i 1 ' i i , A., i i ' f , .A i LOVVY Rhodes Cormen Rios Gobriel Ruiz Anno Rivera f?-'Q 1 I -6. ii'i R if swf' ' ri ff f New T VI -mx Connie Lunsford gulps The food or Gronny's house. Tammy STaggs Tern STanIey Shon STeeIe Rick Snyder One dlsadvanfage in my job is bers The facf ThaT I mso young myself I I Think ThaT Ive conTrlbuTed a have To really prove ThaT I m ca IoT in bringing To The Board a con pable of doing The job or my com servaTIve young person s poinT of mission colleagues Tend To ques view on Topics relaflng To drug Tlon my ablllfy abuse Teenage pregnancies and These are The words of Michael diversified youTh acflvifles which Woolsfrum The STaTe of Califor keep Teenagers away from com of The Juvenile Jusflce Dellnquen cludes cy Prevenflon Commission of San Michaels appoinTmenT is an ex Joaquin Counfy ample of how much influence There were ofher older candi young adults can really have daTes ThaT wanTed The Job buf MI when They choose To become ac chael was seIecTed because IU Tive and producTlve aT an early The words of Supervisor George L age Barber Your appoInTmenT is Im So if you feel you re Too young sure due largely To The responsibil To do any good ask 'I7 year old lTy and maTurlTy demonsTraTed in Michael WooIsTrum Hell prove your lnTerview wlTh Board mem you wrong' nia's sevenTeen-year-old member miTTing crimes, Michael con- Tammy STepps 126 Kevin STrapp Lisa STuTTers CurTis Swenson gt! ,, 1 wi , sax ' nfsi , 'T wi W.-ff ' ff in ,Q . A V, ,iii K, , I T' f ' Lai , , 7 Lindo Wilson Corrie Winsor KrisTi Winferowd Michael WooIsTrurn o . l SooTT Young Jerol Younger Anne-TTe SonTos shows her skill in Typ- ing. '. Rusiy Jocobsen proves To be on upper-ciossmen by siiiing on un- der-ciossmen, Noihon Jockson. Before The losi home gome, Den- ise Morciel smiles ofier receiving ci rose from her cooch ond Teom- moies. l Li 31. '35 , I'f asm ,E i X, r f ,,,..,k ,, ...W '- f f'f'?Q:45ss, mira Q-- 'Q f V s,ss'.sw X Q is is A Q ,V E F .if-r 1 ,Z f sf, '71 VI, Jig Shon Sieeie finds oui guys wosh dishes Too in Home Economics. Krisii Winierowd rolls righi olong wiih Senior Croziness. Ken Friiz os he comes in from o Ioie nigh? excursion. SENIORS ' 129 Juniors ore individuols who breoThe o col- lecTive sigh of relief ThoT They ore no longer lower clossmen, while of The some Time envy- ing The seniors wiTh Their losT yeor of high school. Juniors enjoy The good Things in life: like Their senior counTerporTs, They spend whoT odulTs Think is Too much Time on such impor- TonT posTimes os cruising, moking long dis- Tonce phone coils, buying sTereos, ond oTher essenfidls of life. Juniors, depending on Their ofTer-high- school gools, ore eiTher fiercely concenTroT- ing on college plons, or fiercely concenTroT- ing on flooTing Through The resT of school ond hoving o good Time. For college prep juniors, There is The PSAT, ond os for Sophomore, Eng- lish 2-3x Honors, noT To menTion Algebro ll, ond Fomily Life. Aside from sTudying, There ore such Things os cruising, helping ouT wifh The Senior Breok- fosT, ond jusT being glod To be on uppercloss- men. Juniors, generolly, hove Their lives plonned. They hove moTured enough by The end of Their junior yeor To become whof ev- eryone's gool is To be, o Senior! umors iuniors iunior Korin Schnoible ond Kim Chop seem To be enjoying The homecoming porode. The 4983 closs officers ore: CoThy Pellon- dini, secreforyp Liso Snider, vice president Delores Moncebo, Treosure: Sfon VonV- P leck, presidenf. 130 , I GHS PEOPLE 4 ., we I gy. ., I ,, 5 5 fa fl, .Q , nz, ,f--. Wm 4 '5 ls af' f Y J G , -y ,r ., . i.:i - af' H1 A ? Q A ii -Qifl'-ff'rli, i A ' - -3 -'-':.g h J 1 1 3 . 5 ' in ..'- Zr -.,- kr. V NJ' -, if Q . W. ,K Y I, X! Mm 4951 ,-s rlfii 2'p:'ff,,q,1.-, N' A 5 A ' ' ' A A A A , Adoms, Wendy Allred, Ddvid Anderson, April Anderson, Cori Angelo, Luiso Arlin, Debbie Azevedo, Tony Boker, Siocy Borr, Trind Benodurn, Phil Benion, Kevin Beiz, Poul Biglow, Susie Bldsingome, Rhondio Boger, Dione Brodiey, George Brisiow, Bryon Bulmer, Andy Burns, Arnie Cobollero, Becky Snori Koepplin puts The finish- ing Touches on her Idyoui. JUNIORS ' 131 Calanfoc, Phillip Canclini, Jim Canfield, Larry Carnes, Stacy Casado, Ron Casey, Kaihy Cass, Teresa Caves, Gloria Chandler, Devin Coberly, Wayne Cordfs, Fred Cofulla, Casey Coupe, Eric Cox, Brian Crawford, Wayne Mike Hayes suffers The con- sequences of football. 132 J GHS PEOPLE 'FK f 9 YN!! ss! 909 Q X . iL Q r I '14, , 5 xii ifffffwiti Is this a new way to play the electric guitar, Devin'9 Crossen, Doris Cudmore, Ruthann Davidson, David Davidson, Tamrni Davis, Devin DeAIberts, Lynnette DeAlberts, Tina Dearman, Larry Dossey, Chrissie Duarte, Cathy Durlane, Donald Edwards, Robert Edwards, Spencer Erich, Brian Faulkner, Karen JUNIORS 0 133 Flemming, Terry Flores, Freddy Teresa Coss enjoys o pizzo. Flores, Jose Fonieldr, Liz Ford, Bill Freemdn, LeAnn Freiids, Chris Golindo, Almd Gorcio, Berihd Jim Slemler cdn'T figure out what Amy Sfepps is edfing. 134 V GHS PEOPLE lst' I n a, ,Q X , ' l J up fx . Q if f 5-3 T r ,X 2 Iziz A 7 I5 WW' - Lisa Snider, Junior Class Home- coming Princess, was surprised and happy To be chosen for This honor and she says she'll never forgeT iT. lT's a once-in-a-lifeiime exper- ience. I loved being Junior Class Princess! enThused Lisa. IT was a loT of fun and l'll remember iT al- ways. Lisa believes ThaT being a Homecoming princess should noT consisT of riding aTop a floaT in The parade. There are responsibiliTies. One of Those responsibiliTies is To help wiTh The consTrucTion of The floaT. I Think a princess mosT of all should help build The floai be- cause iT shows ThaT she's involved enough and cares enough To help her organizaiion look good. Lisa also believes ThaT a Home- coming princess should be ac- Tively involved wiTh her organiza- Tion ThroughouT The year, noT jusT aT Homecoming. IT has To do wiTh consisiency. Someone who wanTs To be a Homecoming prin- cess should noT jusT help her club aT elecTion Time. She should con- TribuTe To her organizaTion all The Time! hm! 4 g lygffi' T, -ni H5 Garcia, Carlos Garcia, Cynihia Garcia, David Garcia, Juaniia GeisT, Lana Gerkin, Ted Gillean, Roy Gonzalez, Tony GravieT, Darrin Grosshans, Krisiie Grundman, Andy Gunn, Dawn Hall, Mikiala Hammeii, John Harris, Brenda JUNIORS 0 135 Hartwell, Eric Hayes, Mike Hendrickson, Jeff Hernandez, Armando Hershberaer Kim Hicks, Claudia Higgins, Tracy Hilzendeger, Jeff Hunf, Robin Hurst Kelli Inman, Leia Mona Murray can'l believe whal she is reading. Jacobsen, Doug Kavanagh, Dean Kelly, Barry Kelley, Calhy Kerlzman, Mike Klaus, Veronica King, Stacy Koepplin, Sheri Ladd, Susan Lambson, Marla 136 l GHS PEOPLE J' ,,, , 6 . 1 5 , M' if 1 Ki, , ff? 'L , , . i f ii sy' 4, is , , ' ',, A , s s, l ...ar i s ,fA., ff' I ,w',,1 1 .-' .f ,, ,I --fl . ,' , 1 '3 X i 7 v, ak Y : 'af 'V ' 1' i ,A .1 lla - ' ' 4 N 3 A if '- - rr I 3 ,. ,, V ,,,, ,E ,- - sill ir, , ,,,, V '- ff' r'r11s W ,, ,gi-rf-aes? in M f ' , r, ' , 11.5 A 7 we-W 4 ,EX , , milk., 'E37 'uf ,if 4, -'Y Leddy, Mike Lemioux, Mork Liro, Jerry Moccoun, Coroline Mochodo, Dino Moghoney, Lori Someone cougnT D vonogh's eye. Moncebo, Delores Mongrum, Dovid Monsur, Lindo Monsur, Steve Morospini, John GOD KG- Suson Lodd is coughT Think- ing obouf The weekend. JUNIORS 0 137 Marcello, Tony Morciel, Dove Mottison, Jim Mottingiy, Perry Moy, Jeff McColl, Genevo McCorver, Kevin Medincl, Linda Meehon, Tony Flo the mortion wants someone to turn her on, Mello. Dono Merkie, Corino Miilord, Scott Miller, Condi Milier, Mike Milligon, Robert Mittie, Roy Muck, Dorrell Mueller, Tony Murrciy, Mono Nelson, Troy Newby, Dovid 138 GHS PEOPLE ,f , 4- 1 f ZW' 39'- ilu. V fab 241.5 1 . 'T Q Norihingion, Richord Offield, Morcy Ohm, Todd Oliverio, Joe Ouirom, Morilyn Owen, Tino Peori, Dion Pellondini, Corhy Peno, Emily Perez, Christine Peterson, Tony Poppier, Peggy Prouiy, Gus Rofferry, Bill Rimirez, Glorio Dicine Jenkerson ond Tony Peierson ploy Their soxo phones for you. JUNIORS 0 139 Ramos, Susan Rannals, Scoll Reed, Allison Reed, Janet Renfro, Rod Riviera. Noemi Robler, Luis Rocha, Kelli Rodriquez, Virginia Rogers, Joe Romias, Lisa Rusler, Terri Russell, Ron Sandoval, Alicia Sandoval, Charlie Schnaible, Karin Schnaible, Todd Scholl, Ann Schullz, James Scola, Jim Seiferl, Krisli Mrs. Lake helps Cathy Casey Thread her machine 140 GHS PEOPLE ff ma . - M, I. I ,wma ,- .nf 5 I ' ffwfn, ,115 lim Cgiifiviiygfg f , , ,,,, 5 , W W,,,es fr,-,il I 1 wiv A 322 gi , I 'J Q5 '+,,g 9 ,. ee QV-' x ' 1 ' ,l - A N, Sf ' ig . ,A 4.25 ,'i- N. X, ,Et Q3 'U A fa S - wi X X X f.. r ix Wham., J' 4 ' ' 4 A fav , ,,,,, 1:7 Q25 , i f if , if U .. 1 i t fri f f A A ' tt- ' -nf 4 1 f it ,, -:ff 'Tv 1 ' Shelton, Glen Shipman, Larry During club day, Doris, Steve, and Peter find time to grab a bite to eat. Siiveira, Jeff Smith, Kim Snider, Lisa Sparrowk, Jeff Stagno, Stacy Stamper, Jeff Stancii, Rick Stanley, Steven Stemier, Jim Stepps, Amy Stetson, Laurie Strange, Alice Strange, Rick Stribling, Tom What's behind Caroline Maccoun's smile? JUNIORS 0 141 Suflon, Mike Swingle, Jeff Tankovich, Flo Taylor, Belly Taylor, Rich Taylor, Sian Tilley, Ellen Traphagen, Cindy Truelock, Leroy This Threesome finds some- Thing To laugh aboul on The Tucker, Lisa Turner, Marry Vandenberg, Helen Vandenberg, Jay VOHTT, Lauren 142 GHS PEOPLE ff .1 - fl l Vargas, Mona VanVleck, Stan VanWarmerdam, Benny Vermeltfort, John Villalobos, Gerardo Vincent, Daniel Marylyn Outram and Sal Pamplona are surprised to See C! COfT19l'GfT1Of'i. Virtue, Brett Vivanco, Francisco Volkman, Gary Wageman, Matt Wagers, Brdd Wales, Ron Walther, Taunya Ware, Jayleen Wentz, Clinton Wilhite, Dayna Wilhite, Ronica Wilkerson, DeAnna Winsor, Phillip Young, Deana Younger, LaDonna JUNIORS ' 143 Sophomores ore sTudenTs who ore hdppy noT To be iniTidTed ds Freshmen! AT The begin- ning of The yeor They were busy Thinking whdT Freshmen They would iniTioTe. For Those Sophomoresenmeshed in o Col- lege Prep progrdm There ore such courses GS English 2x ond 2-3x Honors To keep Them oc- cupied ds well ds biology where sTronge smells issue forTh ond cries of BuT Mr. GenTry I cdnT cuT up frogs! con be hedrd NoT only ore There hdrd courses ond ross There is dlso d closs enTiTled STdTe Require- menTs. This cldss is necessory To Sophomores if They wish To drive legdlly. ObTdining ci C or obove becomes The morn gool so ThoT o per- miT con be issued. Then dT The dge of 46 d Sophomore posses dnoTher gool-posT of be- coming dn ddulT: ThdT of obTdinlng d driver s license. A drivers license besTows noT only independence on d Sophomore buT olso The opporTuniTy To engdge in cruising d posTime ThoT occurs mdinly during lunch so ThoT hoT cdrs mdy be envied ond sTereo sysTems . Q , courses To keep Sophomores occupied, buT crdnked up. W7 T ' f 'A 134 Moria Angelo ond friends geT reody To go To lunch 49841 closs officers ore: KoThy Cervon- Tes, president Sue Cogle, secreTdry: Chris FdrhdT, Treosurer: Eriko Lorenz, vice president 144 , ZGHS PEOPLE g, L 57' E . fix . 4 5:4 L. X- . kr' Q nulnnve' 'G + ,Q 1 2 Q N, Q 'Q U i X -0 f f 52 1 isxffx, 6 gg.. ff- 541. fx 45-.A .4-1-125 A 'f'-na - 4.5: 1 . ffwf S HCI gli? 'R X , CW 3 . ,A 6 2+ 'Ex f ll 4' ' ' 5 V L . '5 , A gg 'fffl 1,5155 ' .M fail 1 'vi L if V x N .,,.5'-S, in Q . f haw. R fr , fl ,W ,.. ,- i f i 1 I EN 'Qi Abram, Susie Adams, David Adelman, Karl Almer, Tiffany Anderson, Shelly Angelo, Maria Anlonio, Luis Barker, Tambi Bauer, Janelle Beach, Brad Bennefl, Jaime Bennell, Scott Benlo, Kim Benlo, Marina Benzler, David Berlsch, Traci Blansell, Kelli Blaylock, Cindy Blaylock, Sherry Blighlon, Ron Burson, Holly Buslamonfe, Sieve Caballero, Martha Cagle, Sue Cardwell, Sherry Carlos, Carmen Casado, Laurie Casado, Lisa Casiillo, David Caves, Donna SOPI-IOMORES 0 145 Cervantes, Kathy Chaffin, David Chopper, Tamara Coker, Daryl Coleman, Joe Colombo, Natasha Cook, Kim Cook, Paul Corral, Grace Crisp, Crystal Crosson, Phillip Crowe, Kim Cuddy, Ligier Culhane. Marie Dahnke, Diane Darnell, Natalie Davidson, John Davis, Julie Deakins, Devonne DeAngelo, Monica 4 GHS PEOPLE 4 C ...J- N f.: .., gi, 1 ,I , ,'x,f '3 ,f , ,1 11: is 'A Q ii is fe i , , 1 I fu, gl-K f 5 1 'Q ' V X' 4 N ,f Vg f- .JM iii 'ii fu .r i gs '91 V s, V - - A. ..f- . 1 fxs' , fir- lx 'Z , . 1, , Y li i ,nv n-try, f v '95 'CQ' IQ ' ,ww ,s, 4 ' 57. , r n 4 l if M , U VW X 55. g,,f,,- ,Iii f i- f . SQ . n.1 L . I QI? V N' , ff .- , A Q. -...lf vs 5' 4 fl ti Q. P mt . s . ' I K - I 0 v . J. if , , skis ,-f' 4 new .5306 E Ay l, V W,,v.gDioz,if1 , ,,,:'JQ.'f1i Z Z.,A ' ,. , , ,, , ., W I I i , Q , 'z T af' J .. i Dees, Bill Denier, Sieve Diaz, Eliseo Dickerson, Lisa Dickerson, Lori Dillon, Lorna Disch, Suzanne Donahue, Sheri Drake, Leslie Evans, Sieve Farhal, Chris Farley, Kaihy Fehr, Bobbi Ferreiera, Gilberl Feusi, Mike Filch, Judy Flagg, Gina Flinn, Kathleen Fonlelar, Evo Forbes, Ricky Foster, Nikki Freeman, LaDonna Fullmer, Joe Galinodo, Abel Dawn Moore Tries To make up her mind. SOPHOMORES 0 147 Gallengos, Jose Galloway, Jeff Garcia, Marcie Gardner, Gail Garrett, Tad Gomes, Chris Goodman, Alex Gregory, Stacey Grennell, Joni Gribado, Brian Guillera, Joseph Gustafson, Lannis Gutierrez, John Hadden, Jeff Ham, Elizabeth Haro, Angelo Harrison, Cindy Harrison, Shelly Hatcher, Brett Herchkorn, Richard Hickey, Susan 148 GHS PEOPLE Sophomore class president, Kathy Cervantes, pre pares for a class meeting in a hurry. if iw, Q-dr s 1 J lf Vigil h wr., 1 ,N ar, WN ,xy ,rf - i , is 2 L AE' W2 -avg Y' Q V 'I N-3 ,, 'ef gf X w i A N X .I Hickey, Troy Hicks, John Hieb, Lynette Hinders, Brad Hertzel, Eric Hodges, Lisa Holt, Lillian Hood, Marilyn Hood, Melissa Houck, Scott Hought, Rhonda Huisman, Laurie Hundwardson, Candy Inrnan, Tony Iwanaga, isao Jackson, Kevin Jackson, Monika Jaime, Josephine Jenkerson, Diane Jenkins, Stephanie Jobe, Brenda Toni Roberts eyes the cam era as she opens her locker SOPHOMORES 0 149 Johnson, Andy Johnson, Lisci Johnson, Timothy Jones, Tino Jordon, Jeff Kdvdndgh, Richdrd Kelly, Deon Kelly, Mike Kelly, Peggy Kerin, Holly Kneppel, Donny Kolb, Beth Krdynok, Shelly Ldskowsky, Mike Lerner, Bruce Lesier, Judnilo Lethbridge, Josh Loffelbein, Lisd Long, Jeff Lopsldin, Andreo Lorenz, Ericd Loudon, Rdndy Lisd Dickerson ond Ndidlie Dornell enjoy being friends. 150 GHS PEOPLE .A A 'V V, x 0 'X ' ix A me Q25 yr ,V -,,- 'x , if QL, ,...,, ,W rf . 5. B, fur A 9 .3-LW rg 1 if IIIIIN llrn I :dx I, .- L 1 4 XM, W my ' 14 , .A 1 . , rye' ' 'LV , , 4' i Nmgfi 'ifii .J L ' , p. ,- 1' -1 K M Wrri 'W W 1 -1- Vg, 0 WX fx f 6 ': fi 1 Laurence, Frank Lucas, PeTer 2 R 7 Maccoun, MargareT Maldonado, Maria Malifz, Jeff A 5, .. 13 wi' , J., if Tj! H' ' 5 AJ' fs. 6,21 163: :Ffa 'Qpl'if...ur.e.i1i1n 2 Env. ., V ...... L ' w- K 'T- ' l W' A s 'll N Dawn Moore, The Sophomore class Homecoming princess felT relieved To be selecTed be- cause The suspense of waiTing had finally come To an end. Fur- thermore, Dawn added These adjecfivesz Honored, happy, ex- cited, and overjoyed. However, Dawn didn'T sTarT ouT as The Sophomore class princess. Originally, Lori Dickerson was elecTed To ThaT posf and Dawn was The alTernaTe. BuT a second elecTion changed The order of Things.'Dawn became The prin- cess and Lori The alTernaTe. Dawn said, 'Where was loTs of confusion buT everyThing T'Turned ouT okay in The end. As a climax To her reign as prin- cess, Dawn relaTed a special liTTle incidenT ThaT only could have happened To her. She relaTed how every princess was To re- ceive a single long-sTemmed yel- low rose. BuT one Thing wenT wrong. When iT was her Turn To receive her rose, all she goT was a sfeml BuT Dawn remained in good spirifs, laughed iT off, and compleTed her reign wiThouT fur- Ther difficuITies. Marcella Gary Marfin Duane MarTin Floyd Manning, Michael MaTTlin, Alan l Maxwell, Bryan McAnlis, David McBroom, Curiis McBroom, Kim McCarver, Eric SOPHOMORES 0 151 McDonald, Sean McGranahan, Chris Medina, Donald Membriiia, Mary Michael, Joe Michael, Lisa Mireles, Roger Mitchell, Desi Moore, Dawn Moore, Gina Mordhorsi, Tyson Morlenson, Kari Muihair, Aura Murray, Marylinda Neuburger, Heather . , H ,,..v H .MI i, Qi 2 ww I if i 3 , , , iiN f Two sophomores converse during lunch. Susie Abram and Devonne Deakins flash a quick pose for us. 152 yf GHS PEOPLE K' is K N., 'W gy 'lf' -ff' fm 5, ,, ,Y ,mf ,,,my,,,,,f,-is f ,, Of course, The sophomore closs wos ogoin in chorge of closs ring soles This yeor. On The overoge, o closs ring cosTs 342000, which con be preTTy sTeep for some sTorving high school sTudenTs. Ring soles neiTher declined or rose This yeor. Moybe This con be used os o mirror of The no- Tionol economy. When soles drop, The counTry is heoding for o GreoT Depression. When soles rise, The noTion is prosper- ous. BuT no moTTer how you look oT iT, closs rings ore one of The few enduring feoTures of high school life. People weor closs rings long- er Thon wedding rings some- Times--which shows where so- cieTy's prioriTies ore. ,4?Wf,,, - T ' ' i fri rii'i' f j N , , ,, A Q T gr, , L J? fi: Nicol, Donielle Nicol, Joe Nino, Sylvio Nunez, Dovid Ochoo, Glorio iii Olinger, ScoTT V Olrvrero, Helen T 5 OuTron, Mel gf Pomplono, Sol PoTTerson, Jon Peorson, Norrnon Perry, Chrisiine PeTronilo, Moreles Pigg, BeniTo SOPHOMORES 0 153 PiTTs, ChrisTy Plumlee, STaci PorTer, Shelly Presnall, John Presnall, Laura RafferTy, Cheryl Ramirez, Juan Reddig, Bryan Redman, Greg Reis, Vickey -su , N M1 x rrr gf 2 2 35 AFX W is - i Reyes, Joe l l i Riolo, Kelley fir ' A A Rios, Alfonso f V i '-vv v,'qiV ., f A driver's license signifies approaching adulThood To many sophs. iT is a sign of The abiliTy To operaTe a poTenTially dangerous machine wiThouT plowing inTo The nearesT Telephone pole. Possessing a driver's license also enables a sophomore cruising ,righT's down GalT's main drag during lunch and afTer school. And once a sophomore has ThaT magical piece of paper in his hoT liTTle hand, ThoughTs of new cars dance in his head. A sophomore's conversaTion becomes filled wiTh phrases like V-8 engine , V-6 slanT , BlaupunkT , and Jensen Tri-Axles , which shows ThaT he is becoming knowl- edgeable on all The differenT ways To spend parenTs' money on a car. This is also The Time when parenTs have looks of alarm on Their faces when encoun- Tering car insurance forms and repair bills. BuT whaT else is a sophomore for? 154, IGI-IS PEOPLE ' Tins l if , 4,1 fn, if 'QS 1 T 2' I 491.11 ' me f . T , if as 4 .Jn ., W- av fy 4 swf? 4 f . i I z, Nils Erika Lorenz concentrates on her Three friends slowly make their way to class while trying to carry on a . r 'Y .fx Ritter, Janine Roberts, Rodney Roberts, Toni Rodriquez, Bianca Rodriquez, David Rodriquez, Monica Rosales, Diana Rosenberger, Katrirtc Rosenthal, David Rothenberger, Karen SOPHOMORES 0 155 Rundeil, Randy Ziegenhagle, Cheri Russell, Mike Russell, Sharlene Safterfield, Jeff Schmier, Tim Schock, Grace R Shirley, Sieve fr: , Simmons, Charlotte Simoni, Monika 'R S , , . f, ,,.i,gsW 4 , 5 ,Jw -.M Y WK Senior Terry Parker and sophomore Julie Davis hurry To class. A group of friends enjoy Their break Time. 156 ,I GHS PEOPLE ,1 1 A,w,: ur i A l 'I 5 ,T Q , , llf s 5 :li '-.-. in :ir ts' , '- HH! i A ' 1 f, fvj is f .f AL 'Nx.i1-fa' I I 1 Skibo, Beth Smith, Lisa Snyder, Becky Sozinho, Elsie Stomper, Adam Stoddard, Lisa Strange, Tony Sturgen, Shannon Sutton, Susan t'1 i 1 I 4 M, ft 1: ,M YW' Pep squad members Holly Kerin and Crystal Crisp look at some- thing interesting during practice. Leslie Drake takes a deserved rest from her clarinet during rally. SOPHOMORES ' 157 fy' ll ,fww ffl 1 gg ' 5' Q rf - QW: I I Y 7 -all 7 4.7 I ,, X I k af 'M . 'Mf rf r 2 ,N z, ,.,,,a-v K r 6 . ' A-D. , 4 'sz-L Q, '1 ' f -..,,:'2+T. i' A f ff . ff ' ff ' ' 'eff ' 3 ff .V ,wff-, I two , 1 54,160 Q.,-Q ,I ,W E 4 Q , su. x. h ' w Vg Qlyfafj' Should Shorlene Russell be- ' ' Ps! 'ag' , - 1 mf I f '. ' , A, come Golf Hlghs grounds- fag ,I E4 if nl, ' r 12 4 1 1 - L Q keeper? 'S :fs ffl W fl -.4 Toylor, Alon ,1 Toylor, Doug Tener, Seon Toledo, Bernodelle Uhrich, Krisli VonDusen, Richord Venluro, Donny Villorreol, Kelly Worren, Louro Webb, Susie Wehunl, Mlchoel 158 GI-IS PEOPLE VLM..Ql1l.n., Q l ff- of ff .1 6 U l fi' . QV' , 4 W , J V JI 2 ' 1 yr , I, 'ms' fi Pi I-..-1 Mr. Klein goes over slroiegy moves wiih Belh Kolb dnd Koren Rolhenberger d soccer ployer. Toke il slow ol lunch. , W k l 'W W' ' ' WV 4- EW I Weller, Bruce Wessel, Tim , Wholey, Joe i Q Williamson, Mark 'G ' VVAAA Q A2 Wilmolh, Borry , Winsor, Brion Winsor, Denise Woolslrum Kevin Yoko, Glenda nj' vom, Robert s , iwfmawgvvl -Miklggmkm I A 4 k ' .,,,J'W i A group of guys discuss The doy's hoppenings ol GHS. 2 SOPHOMORES - 159 When freshmen orrived of GolT High They ThoughT, Oh Wow! We're Finolly Herel As The firsT weeks of school roll To on end, They reolize ThdT high school is noT oll fun ond gomes. The moin Thing ThoT needed To be done wds To elecT Their closs officers. AfTer ThoT wds done, They goT busy ond developed Their closs consTiTuTion which would be corried wiTh The closs Through Their yeors oT Golf High. A mojor ocTiviTy in o freshmon's life wos The closs mogozine soles. They needed some money ond whoT beTTer woy Then To sell mogozines To inTeresTed buyers? freshmen freshmen ire' S T -r '5 A group of Freshmen heod for closs. U A Freshmen Closs Officers: Presidenf Todd Grd- an X hom, Vice-PresidenT Morio Rivero, Treosurer Tom Moore, ond Secrefory Sereno Benodum. xy' le i . y. ng U 4 4, 1 , nh rf 'T 7 fi N, T T J, K 160 N I GHS PEOPLE M 1 get F Ani ,fd is ' X ,free , ' , B fm ,XS L, 3. 2 5, , ' in .X if sig 5' , -P' .- , .4 I X , l L l rc? N V, ji' ll 1, ' gg -ulllf fl , ,r -, Q V A it fe 4, ,f ' Vi Kg' , ,f if' ,iii , 5 : , , Alexander, Karen Anderson, Nicole Archuleta, Dannie Archuleta, Mike Aschwanden, Lisa Azevedo, Christopher Azua, Sylvia Ballesteros, Betty Barreiros, Raena Bauer, Kendra I Bauer, Lisa Bell, Greg Benadum, Serena Bennett, David Benton, Stacy ' fs , , tr . - ir, . Bertsch, Kevin Bird, Russell Blasingame, Danny Blighton, Michele Bohr, Valerie 'S Borges, Cathy H A A Boswell, Brett ' ' Bottirnore, Kristie C wg, IZ Bowen, Rita +7 Q Bowerman, Michael 5:22515 Bristow, Danny Brown, Byron Bulmer, Richy Butt, Jana Calvert, Craig FRESHMAN 0 161 Cameron, Barbara Carnes, Elfon Castillo, lsidro Castillo, Ronica Chesiine, Ralph Conferas, Rudy Corral, Andrew Cory, Kaihleen Costa, Alvin Crawford, Robin Crook, Keith Crosson, Susie Crow, Richard Dahl, Shannan Daniel, Calvin Davis, Jeff Davis, Kevin Deckeri, Jennifer DeGrandmonT, Julie Deiis, Linda 162 GHS PEOPLE W ji I 'g'- V 1 ,, ii F'-SES fin? i iifiil I .fs- EJ if 221955 f 's-Mi M, E if R wM.,,,,r Swv' is i -V, E I .Z I., ,-f 1 W 13 L fav 1 :rj W- :self ffgrgr Mir fa' 1-We A , f cf , ,ff if JT ll V at V1 ft kxkh 1 ' ,ny x M I ' H- ' I A W? W Z v . fb I , ig' i -, , sw ,Qt -J A- , 5 5 az J of fl, ,h Z Zz, ,,w,, T, V ,V... ii ,L,i H 5,5 fd? g - ,' ,,. H I,,. ,v , V , V A , 5, in is 35, 9 A , 4 o 7 1 i ff c g- Denion, George Dickison, Tim Dosas, lsaias Ells, Dean Ells, Donna Farley, Michelle Fauih, Gary Feiock, Kelly Feusi, Charlie Fike, Sheila Fitch, Jackie Flannery, Jerry Flores, Edgar Flores, Melinda Fowler, Irene Garcia, David Garcia, Jessie Garcia, Joe Gilmore, Joie Giordano, David Githens, Debbie Goehring, Kevin Gomez, Marcelina Gomez, Refugio Gonzalez, Aida Gonzales, Lupe Graham, Todd Gray, Billy FRESHMAN 0 163 Gray, Bobby Gutierrez, Esther Hall, Michael Harrison, Larry Hathaway, Renee Hendon, Danny Hicks, Mike Hilzendeger, Connie Hirtel, Janine Hoback, Peter Hopkins, Charles Ice, Joyce Jacobs, Candy James, Melinda Johnson, Julie Johnson, Krissy Jordan, Danny Kannenberg, Troy Karim, Denise Kee, Tami Keller, Cheryl Kelley, Bobby Bree Satterfield captured fluffing flowers. Kenney, Michele Kaiser, Lisa 164 GHS PEOPLE 'X . x ' K X1 D' 4 f J , J, C ' ,,lw-cf' , E if 3 2 2 '19 xi .M T217 3 A 2 ,, y A ... . ,Q Q5 93' , ., F f ,gf 3' V l,,,,, fl . ' J., Q y 5: it A -nl i-5 '-' M ' ' M 85 ia: A J ,rf ,iv V, me W , .. f iw ,msg I fi is , J fs n if .f 3 95914 KJ- I 'K J. I V 21 ,x '?', 0 'f N ! 5 45 X s wk I X X-X! 5 1 l if if .,,,, if .tyrant ,Nt 9' if ,, , , J? in v K if-A 'w F r R a fm 3 , 1 s Q' Y X fx Za- ,KW 'P Q Q f 'R ' 1 Aff f i s Q, A4 Knorr, Bethany Kutzer, Wendy Kyle, Clayton Laskowski, Rick Lewis, Tammy Lewis, Tina Liebis, Bob Loll, Cathryn Loll, Jeannine Loftin, Troy Long, Donald Mancebo, Jean Manning, Mary Martin, Jeff Martinez, Bryan Masters, Stacey Maxwell, Melony McCutcheon, David McMulIon, Rick Medina, Steff Miller, Sharee Milsten, Sherrie Mittie, Katrina Molina, Jose FRESHMEN 0 165 Moore, Tom Morey, Donny Moyer, David Nordstrom, James Ordaz, Jack Owen, Terry Owens, Shane Palmones, Lori Parker, Gary Parker, Jerry Parris, Brian Pearson, Barbara Peart, Shawn Penry, Sonseah Peterson, Tim Pittman, Chris Porter, John Posas, lsaias Proulins, Darbie Prouty, Gordon Pryor, Randy Qiurones, Hector Rambur, Linda Ramirez, Imelda Rausser, Kimberly Reynoso, Len Rivera, Maria Robinson, Melinda Robles, James Rodrigues, Jessie 166 GHS PEOPLE 1' fik I rs 1 . 'C X, w . ' 19' fix s. W M M of 3 Ps f. LA is s X N 'st 1 K ,, ,V 3. b Q! J ff' ark- wl - .. ,sf -1 -.ma -.x , ,ig :ings- fiiti' S .no -In .E ,ui all A fy n 4 , 9 isis, ' 7 tv f 3365 tw . . if wi, , lp V Y' IZ'-T'-g 'Xf:--.. fw f , rg ye 5. A , . fir 'ff 93, ft f R ly, ,iff xx 2, x f ,. i- 4 , ,, Q I1 'fi :- K JVQQVI .x L ,, q H , if if, 4 M 1 '25 s My W ..., JU' liff! : V ' ' H A,,,A S ss g r y I rt 4 N A F' fi ,S ,, we my Q , i . it , 4 . ff li K' if Rogers, Don Rogers, Mike Rogers, Wayne Romlas, Francis Rosales, Evo Russo, Gina Sotterfield, Brenda Schneider, William Shelton, Paul Shults, Glenn Silva, Kirt Solway. Gary Spaans, Darren Soria, Maria Stafford, John Stagno, Lindsey Stallings, Monica Stamp, Shavonia Steele, Brent Stemler, Alice Stout, Raymond Stutters, Cary Sullivan, Sandra Topia, Joey FRESHMAN ' 167 168 gf GHS PEOPLE .Y Taylor, Susie i i T' F T Thomas, Tony , Thorpe, Tina j,2l:,'f ,ii ' T Torres, Francisco Y A is xjlv f ,o A 1 E - '22 i , T iivh -- N. .y , ' ' 'Q R ' or-.RFN1-e Travis, Kenny Trull, Dawnne Turner, Jennifer Vandenburg, Joey E If T T - if if . -T f - K. V l 5 ' Y ,Q V fr,-1.2, ' ' I, S :,,5 ,zimz Vanderspek, Melissa - JT Q, sr f ' ' lyrr T 4 Vann, Debbie - V226 , 3. Vasquez, Nick ' V A ' A 4' , Vivanco, Gudelia Q 2 'Sk V L Q. 'xi ,vis Ahkywm A 7 , gp , yi 5 w T fi Er ' - TV A .H 1 is T Alice STemler is one of GalT High's mosT energeTic and en- ThusiasTic freshmen and iT looks like she's going To sTay ThaT way all Through high school. Alice's enThusiasm can be judged by The laughing ex- pression in her Twinkling eyes and broad smile. She's channeling ThaT en- Thusiasm inTo Track, volleyball, and LHS. She plans To parTici- paTe in These sporTs for her enTire four years aT C5aIT. When asked if she would branch ouT inTo oTher sporTs such as Tennis or sofTbaIl, Alice modesTly said ThaT righT now, she was learning The basic , skills and, I should be good by The Time l'm a junior or senior. Of course, Alice endured whaT almosT every freshman dreadsg iniTiaTion. NoT only did she geT coaTed wiTh shaving creme, she also wenT Through a mock marriage ceremony, boTh of which lefT her Tempo- rarily embarassed buT noT per- manenTIy damaged. Her firsT reacTion upon en- Tering high school life was a mixTure of nervousness and exciTemenT combined wiTh a Tinge of fear. BuT Alice soon learned To enjoy herself as she grew accusTomed To her schedule of academics and sporTs. She now Thinks high school is 'iloTs of fun and iT looks like ThaT's The way iT's going To sTay for her. 3 Wi, :- l. 13 xi if ,W .. , ,f 4' l W ,M .- 4 ,g 'E We X M M K s iff: R' ,ki 49 . , M x1 l A 3,44 M fx P W . 1, 5 , if ,K Walker, John Wallace, Dora Lea Weaver, Slacie Wells, Travis Werlrnan, Slacy Wheeler, Michele Wilkerson, Kalhleen Williams, Steve Winferowd, Mark Withers, Eric Wood, Leah Woolsrum, Richard Younger, Anlonia Krepps, Jay Pamplona, Jose Of course, one can'T have a high school composed of just stu- dents. There have To be Teachers and administrators To guide stu- dents and keep school running smoothly. Both Mr. Denny and myself are avallable, said lvlr. Henry Mellon, principal. Vice-principal Walt Denny's open door policy allowed stu- dents To feel free To come into his office and Talk with him about a variety of problems. During The year, Teachers were prevailed upon To chaperone dances and organize various club and class activities. Even Mr. Mel- lon got into The act when he and his wife chaperoned a group of drama students on Their Trip to New York last December. lt just goes To show. . .Teachers and administrators do not hide in closets on weekends and holi- days. They live pretty much like we do. Administration Administration Administratio A. Adams-Asst. coach Frosh Fooball, Varsi- Ty Baseball Coach D. Anderson- Aide .f sr. aegis , x ..., ,N kg H, sa .Q N. ' .1 N 'TFT-a E f . sf- ,, 34 S li fs f1weM.mft T usf.s,s1ss. 32-lzsslsizsfsifzsfzstistfss .. . .,,. ggigglggzgsgggggggvggggggf2 wg3ggS3,s!H:2?ss1i3s.gs?,ge?f??g2islSlsasx?'.wtelssigksasgfilsbig . .Pfrflsvs-ffl fXl'33'f2'fPfL Www Sn K .sis 11555511553- ?T5 '-5fuflk-55Ei??l':3i':?i iTT'l f?'?Lw? . ' EW- ':?5'iF3?fX5Q.- 5'-T':iO1THZk .Qi-,??'S .... 3...M..Q..S. EXW. Qigs Ng.ms.sQWM..T-.1:1i,,..1Ns.umi W ..4x,Nw,,5s -,gm S. Anderson- Girl's Varsity Basketball A P . Q Coach, Varsity Football Asst. Coach, Junior - 1 Xsi' CICISS ACTVISOF. . Q. .,,.l.., 535, is ,.Ps.,..s MW ..,.s........s..s.,. s.sfs..,....rsAsgQ -,WE - iw ses sis sys?-mile., , .. X . . A .,s....sb+ls,..s. .. -, , ., has 5 fs X sm,5,W.. sim rs,is5t.,f,,., sl sm sur, sg ,grgbws X Eyes. , , ,.., ...,,. , ,.,,.. . ,,,, . .,.. .. ss.. . ,..s,, s......,..,. . ,,.s..s.,.., ss. A it 3- tg ,f lU3r3pmlQ f'lfw7-412 Qf3'.9--fgzsws 3'--51, A . . . ss sm.-T Mosse. - 'ia T. Anderson- Aide -- sq.. ti 22' gs Ts i'T'Tsi9'W'lst32fsQQrg Msg gps F. Archuleta- Custodian J. Ashwanden- Student Council Advisor, FFA Advisor. 170 J GHS 2 if -sis 4 --. ssmnsxs. Q 'Q avg ' mflf'ifi..W'i A-1 Y., N t ' lbw.. B. Berger- Transportation L. Blodgett- Rop Advisor- Ag MSChGl'IiCS B. Borem- Co-Advisor- Letterman's Honor Society, Asst. Track Coach T. Champion- Junior Class Co-Advisor B. Cline- Aide N. Cook- Board of Education R. Domeron- Superintendent of Galt Union Joint School District N. Davies- Custodian- Director of Mainten- ance D. Davy- Board of Education T. Dawson- Office Staff W. Denny- Vice Principal of Galt High School adm ffaculty 0 171 J. Edwards- Aflendance Office Sfaff F. Fife- Dlslrici Office Slaff D. Fifzsimmons- Transporfalion S. Fosfer- Yearbook Advisor, Junior Class Co-Advisor N. Fowler- Transporfafion H. Fuller- Driver's Training, Senior Class Co- Advisor J. Genfry- Sophomore Class Advisor L. Gibson- Ground Supervisor R. Gonzalez- Freshman Class Co-Advisor. Tennis Coach A. Gray- Sfudenl Counselor A. Gudel- Disfricf Office Sfaff E. Hafzenbuhler- Sophomore Class Co-Ad- visor, Varsity Foorball Coach JEE , N0 Photo Ms ' ' ff f,- u ill' 'll ...,o.,, ' rri ii. 4' 1 E .-1,31-4 QF Ek V ik' 1 wi kv, 7 Tim rig sr 4 dx I S iii I Q Q' 9. 1 S .ii 4- 12 Q r ' X by U. Q X , X fix, 2 Y' s ' l f my in ' xl .Cu V A C l . . ,.N, , . ,,, l, . -si ? .. Q n ' s.. i r ff.-X Q .3 I ,X Slim? W. Hine-Work Experience Co-Advisor E. Hopkins- Aide E. Hubman- Rop, Senior Class Co-Advisor D. Jackson- Crafts M. Jacobs- Gardener B. Jeffries- Aide G. Johnson- Foreign Club Advisor. U.L.A.Y.O. Advisor S. Klein- Senior Class Co-Advisor, Soccer Coach R. Kraude- Frosh-Soph. Softball Coach, Ju- nior Class Co-Advisor R. Kreis- LeTTerman's Honor Society Co-Ad- visor, Frosh-Soph Head Basketball Coach L. Kroeger- Junior Class Co-Advisor P. Lake- FHA Co-Advisor adm ffacully 0 173 L. Lambson- Transportation L. Landers- Office Staff N. LaPerle- Band Club Advisor D. Little- Transportation Mechanic K. Lucas- Chess Club Advisor, Sophomore Class Co-Advisor J. Lunsford- Cafeteria Staff L. Martin- Transportation M. McAllister- Custodian E. McEnerney- Transportation T. McGill- Board of Education D. Mckeliar- Sophomore Class Co Advisor H. Mellon- Principal of Galt High School 114 gf GHS M... wr lg i' 'ik , xi if , 44. A 12.3- A. Millet- FHA Advisor M. Millet- Senior Class Co-Advisor W. Miner- Custodian P. Nelson- Senior Class Co- Advisor P. Neppel- Office A. Nicolaou- Junior Class Co-Advisor, Frosh- Soph. Head Football Coach R. Nimmo- Transportation R. Nix- Director of Transportation D. Nottolli-Director of Athletics, Senior Class Advisor, Head Basketball Coach D. Nottolli, Jr- Board of Education R. Novo- Aide E. Nunez- Advisor Letterman's Honor Soci- ety, Head Track Coach admffaculty v 175 D. Olson- CSF. Advisor L. Ortiz-Boord of Educotion B. Overboe- Student Counselor S. Pdrks- Custodian k.:lwi,, I , ? 2 . ' W P - ,Maisie i I K. .K H V i, . .,.,... ..,. . 1 f f. ' J ? E a ll A I Y L J. Pirchord- Advisor Foronsic Forum, Thespi- ,V g i g . IV. A ,.. .VME 2 .,..-xma s., sb it -W -, : 5l-eww j . .ff R. Prichard- Journolism, Quill ond Scroll Advi- 7 A A sor V. 15155 .,-.yu--V 1 '1 ... W , . 'T if 2,113 M- ', 1 . ., is -46' rum -1. '. ffrsiihi - ' M- hr f ' i-.nf ft' . 1 5: rf 7' ll 'ff-fiiifi , it 'A Iiz V, A T. Reddington-Custodidn , gf, S. Riley- Student Counselor L. Ritter- Aide L. Roberts- History Dept.Choirmon, Work Ex- perience, Freshman Closs Co-Advisor J. Roth- Girls Frosh-Soph. Bdsketbdll Cooch, Vorsity Softboll Cooch J. Schulz- Cofeterio Staff 176 .yf GHS J .. wmfi - A is ,qs QV wi NRE. Wx I---.4 ' c::v' ff v H Z , X R. Schulz- Senior Class Co-Advisor, Auto Mechanics M. Schroeder- Special Ed. E. Scott- Dept. Chair, Freshman Class Advi- sor P. Siefert- Cafeteria Staff H. Shells-Aide F. Schinn- Director of Cafeteria B. Siegalkoff-Office Staff E. Steinberg- Special ED. C. Tejada- Gardener L. Tosta- FFA. Co-Advisor R. Tosta- Office Staff E. Toste- Cafeteria Staff ADMfFACUl.TY 0 177 L. Trant- Aide A. Trueman- Maintenance T. Veatch- Freshman Class Co-Advisor, Varsity Football Ass. Coach L. Vincent- Foreign Language Club Co-Ad- visor J. Volbrecht- Freshman Class Co-Advisor J. Whaley- Criminal Justice J. Williams- Pep Squad Co-Advisor, Girls Volleyball Coach M. Williams- Custodian S. Williams- Office M. Winterowd- Office Career Center M. Yenokida- Librarian The Unknown Teacher- Varsity Sleep Team, Manual Toecracking. Underwater Nail Stacking 178 xl GI-IS -A., A ly. Q. nf J. 'W ni , . Mr. Denny moonlighis os Vice-Principol but is ocruoliy o beouiicion of heorr. During open house, Mr. Gentry folks ro porenis ond students obout science courses. Ll Q 1-nf 4' 9 - A ' ss .1 i i al mi sk B' 'x .7 x HM' 1 A J I ' 13 , ' f V .X I N - r V : 0 I I 'H Q. , 'W I :V lk x 449- Evo Hopkins, Borboro Overboe, Shirley Willioms. the finonciol ond Roberio Tosro show Their wizord wriies up o receipt for True noiures oi Holloween. Billy Dees. ADMINISTRATION 0 179 Il all adds-gp. Il aladdsn gp-dl all adds -gp SPCA Congroluloles The W Groduoling Class of 1982 Engel S moped I Sales 8: Service MOTORCYCLE REPAIR 206 MARKET ST. GALT, CA. 95632 745-45541 180 VGHS L Earl and JoAnn Hunwardsen Independent Distributor 44080 SARG-ENT AVE. GALT, CALIFORNIA 95632 PH C2095 745 2434 Produors ID Hormony wrrh Norure ond Good I-Ieolrh Congrorulorrons To The Closs of 82 from The Express Lone Ivlorker R0f..l'RJUllNb0N IAURA JOHNSON C A T219 272 MARKET G W T S I x ' I 301 I ' S ' I. . . 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Q5 Arlln, Denise 113. 6, 117, 90 Arlln, Kathleen 113, 56, 32 Armtrout. Richard Amold, Greg 74, 113, 20 Aschwanden, Jlm 51, 54. 55. 170 Aschwanden, Lisa 87 Atklns, Billy Atkins. John 113, 20 Azevedo, Scott Azevedo, Tony 131 Azua, .Sylvia Baker, Stacey 131. 35 Ballesteros, Betty Balukoff, Jeff Balukoff, Lisa 113, 33. 32. 66. 67, 34. 65. 27 Barajas, Adam Barajas, Ernie Barajas. Gilbert 93 Barker, Krlstl 113 Barker, Tambi 145 Barkley, Robert Barr, Trina 131. 56. 71, 31. 26 Barrelros, Raena Barron, Art 113 Barton, Gary 76, 113 Bauer. Janelle 145 Bauer, Kendra Bauer, Llsa Bautista. Danny 89. 51, 76. 114, 68 Beach, Brad 145, 93 Bell. Gregory Benadum. Phllllp 131 1 Benadum Serena 160. 108. 109 Bennett, David Bennett. Jalme 145 Bennett. Scott 145 Bento, Kimberly 445 Bento, Marina 145 DSHTOIW, RBVIH 'lO'l Benton, Stacey Benzler, David 145 Berger, Betty 171 - Bertsch, Traci 145 Betz, Paul 131 Blglow, Suzzie 131, 54, 21 Blr, Barbara Bird, Russel 96 - Blankenship, Richard Blansett. Kelly 145 Blansett, Robin 114 Blasingame. Danny Blasingame. Rondla 131 Blaylock, Cindy 145 Blaylock. Sherry 145 Blighton. Michelle Bllghton, Ronadl Blodgett. Louie 171, 54 Boger, Dlane 131, 86 Boger, John 76, 114. 33, 30 Bohr. Valerie 35 Bolin, Douglas Borem. Barbara 171, 39 Borges, Cathy Boswell, Brett Bottlmore. Krlstl Bowen, Rita Bowerman, Michael Bowman. Angela Bowman, Julie 1146. 64 Boyer. Scott Bradley, George 131 ' Bradley, Paul 46 Branam, Carrie 71, 114, 64 Brasler, Greg Bristow. Bryan 131 Bristow, Danny Brown, Bryon Brown, Gary Browlnlng. Vickl 114 Bulmer, Andy 131. 47 Bulmer, Richard Burns, Arnold 131 Burson, Holly 145 Bustamante, Steven 145 Butt, Jana 87 C , Caballero, Becky 131 Caballero, Martha 145 Cagle, Sue 84, 144, 145 L Calantoc, Phllllp 132 Calvert, Craig Cameron, Barbara Canclini, Jlm 132 Canfield, Larry 132, 111 Canfield, Tia 114 Cantu, America Cardwell, Sherry 145 Carlos, Carmen 145 Cames, Elton Carnes, Stacy 132 Carrlquiry, Lisa Casado. Laurie 145 Casado. Lisa 145 Casado. Ron 135 Casey, Ed Casey, Kathy 140, 132 Cass. Teresa 134. 132, 65 Castillo, David 145 Castillo, lsldro Castillo, Veronica Castle, Mike Caves, Donna 145, 60 Caves, Gloria 132, 30 Cenrantes, Catallno 148 KJSYVOHTSS RUTIIY 04. OU, 'I , HH, Chacon. S. 171 Chaffin, Davld 146. 22 Champion. Tom Champlain, Bobble 52, 114 Chandler. Devln 132 Chappell. Richard 69 Chappell, Ronald Chappell, Tammy 58, 25 Chestlne, Ralph 146 Chestlne, Regina Chop, Klm 130 Chronls, Leo 115 Cline. Aaron 89, 74. 115 Cline, Barbara 171 Coberly, Wayne 89, 132 Coker. Daryl 146, 93 Coleman, Joey 145 Coleman, Kathy 115 Colombo, Natasha 146 Cook, Klmberly 84, 146 Cook, Neal 171 Cook, Paul 146 Cordts, Fred 132 Cordall, Andrew Corral, Aurora 115 Corral, Grace 146 Cory, Kathleen Costa. Alvin 106 Cote. Scott Cotulla, Kasey 132, 63, 69 Coupe, Eric 132 Cox, Brian 132, 81 Crawford, Robin 105, 12 Crawford, Wayne 132 Crisp, Crystal 146, 157, 53 Crisp, Taml 115,46 Crook Bryon 115 Crook. Keith 'IQU1 L0 Crosson. Doris 141, 59. 146, 133. 67, 69 Crosson. Philllp Crosson. Susan Crow, Richard Crowe, Klm 146 Cruz. Jorge Cruz, Jose Cuddy, Ligier 146, 29 Cudmore, Ruthanne 133 Culhane, Marla 146 Culligan, Patrlcla Dahl, Shannan Dahnke, Diana 146 Dahnke, Tracey 115 Daly. Robert 115 Dameron, Ronald 171 Danlel, Calvin Darnell. Mlke 115, 33, 66, 67 Darnell, Natalie 146, 150 Davidson, David 133 Davidson. John 146 Davidson, Kimberly 100 Davidson, Tamml 133 Davies, Neal 171 . Davis, Devin 133 Davis. Jeff Davls, Julle 146, 156 Davis, Kevin Davis, Traci 115 Davy. Dean 171 Dawson, Tonl 171 Deaklngs. Devonne 146, 152 DeAlberts, Lynette 133 DeAlberts, Tony 115 DeAngeIo, Monica 146 Dearman, Larry 133 ADSflNDEX 0 195 Deckert. Jennifer Dees, Robert 446 Dees, Willlam 447 Degrandmont, Julle Delts, Undo 84, 94, 95 DeLeon, Rosa 446 Deltoro, lrma Denier, Steve 447 Denigris, John Denny, Walt 474 Denton, George Dlaz, Ellseo 447 Dickerson, Llsa 447, 450, 87, 9, Dlckerson, Lorl 447, 454, 94, 95 Dickerson, Richard 89, 446 Dlckison, Timothy Dillon, Loma 447 Dlsch, Stephen Dlsch, Susanne 447 V Dobbins, Kelly Donahue, Sheri 7 Dossey, Chrlssle 433 95, 444 Drake. Leslie 247, 457, 60, 35,' 26 Duarte, Cathy 433 Dublanc, Donald Duffy, Richard Duldulao, Leah Durlane, Donald 433 Dykes, Glynda 446 Edwards, Chrlstlne 446 Edwards, Joyce 472 Edwards, Robert 433 Edwards, Spencer 433 Ells, Dean Ells, Donna i Enjalrcin, Monica 446 Erlch, Brian 433 Evans, Steven 447, 93 F u , Farhat, Christine 444, 447, 64 Farley, Kathy 84, 447, 404 Farley, Michael 446 ' Farley, Michelle 404. 87, 86, 30 Farmer, Logan 446 Faulkner, Karen 433 Fauth, Gary Fehr, Barbara 447 Felcock, Kelly 408 Feise, Debra 446 Ferrelara. Gilbert 447 Feusl, Charlie Feusl, Michael 447, 93 Flke, Sheila Fitch, Jackle Fltch, Judy 447 Flte, Frances 472 Fltzsimmons, Donna 472 Flagg, Glna 447 Flannery, Jerry Fleming, Terry 434 Fllnn, Kathleen 447 Flores, Edgar Flores, Femando 434 Flores, Jose 434 Flores, Manuel 449. 56, 32, 60.30 Flores, Margarita Flores, Melinda Fontelar, 'Eva 447, 434 Forbes, Ricky 447 Ford, Wllllam 434 Foster, Nlckl 447 Foster, Stacy 472, 65 196 0 GHS Fowler, Irene Fowler, Nell 472 Fox, Jeffery Fox, Tommy Freeman, Ladonna 447, 94, 95, 408 Freeman, Leann 437, 86, 90 Freitas, Chris 437 Frey. Frey, Frlas, Frlas. Frltz. Fritz, Rodney Scott Delfina Gloria Ken 446, 55, 54, 35, 24, 20, 27 Randy FUCh9S. Lavon Fulle, Harold 474 Fuller, Stephen Fullmer, Joe 447 G Gaarder, Richard 446 Gahler, Eric Gahler, Henry Galindo, Abel 447 Galindo, Alma 447 Galindo, Vincente 427 Gallegos, Jose 448 Gallo y Jeff 448 wa . Garcia, Armondo 89, 74, 446, 88, 99, 440 Garcia, Bertha 437 Garcia, Cecllla Garcia, Cynthia 435 Garcia, Davld 435 Garcia, Javier 447 Garcia, Jesse Garcia, Joe , Garcia, Juanita 435 Garcia, Marcle 448 Garcia, William Garcia, Carlos 435 Gardner, Gall 448 Gardner, Ray 447 Garrett, Tad 448 Gaukel, Sarah 447 Geist, Lana 435, 90, 94 Gentry, James 472 Gerken, Ted 435 Gibson, Llsa 472 Glllean, Roy 435 Gilmore. Joie Giordano, Davld Gipson, Debra Gltthens, Debbie Goehring. Kevln Gomes, Christopher 448 Gomez, Comelio 447 Gomez, Marcelina Gomez, Refuglo Gonzales, Lupe Gonzales, Michael Gonzalez, Aldo Gonzalez, Francisco Gonzales, John 407 Gonzales. Rose 84, 472 Gonzalez, Tony 435 Goodman, Alex 448 6 Goodman, Johnna 444, 447, 33, 62, 34 Gordon, Chuck Graham, Todd 460 Graviet, Darrin 435 Gray, Allen 472 Gray, Billy Green. Ken Gregory, Stacie 448 Grennell, Jonl 448 Grether, Richard Grlbaudo, Brlan 448, 93 Gross, Robert Grosshans, Kristi 435 Grundman, Andy 435 Grunelch, Corey Gudel, Alice 472 euulero, Joseph 443 Gunn. Dawn 435, 90 Gustafson, Lannls 448 Gutlerrez, Esther Gutlerrez, John 448, 407 Gutlerrez, Roland 447 H Hadden, Jeff 448 Hadden, Lonnie 76, 447, 98 Haddox, Jeff 59, 447, 60, 64, 4 Hale, Gary 74, 448 Hale, Karen 448 Hall, Michael Hall, Miklala 435 Ham, Elizabeth 448 Ham, James Hammitt, Doug 448 Hammitt, John 435 Haney, Bucky 448 Haro, Angelo 448 Haro, Belen Haro, Marla Harris, Brenda 435 Harrison, Cynthia 448 Harrison, John nomson, Shelly 448 Hartman, Becky 65 Hartwell, Eric 436 Hatcher, Brett 448 Hathaway, Renee Hatzanbuhler. Ervin 472 Hayes, Mike 436, 432, 406, 440 Haugh, Rhonda 449 Herbert, Theresa 84, 85, 448 Hendon, Danny Hendrickson, Jeffrey 436 Hendrickson, Sandy 448 Hendrickson, Troy Henry, Brian 58, 448, 84. 30 Herchkom, Richard 448 Hemandez, Armando 436 Hernandez, Bobby Hernandez, David Herron, Jean 448, 56, 30 Hershberger, Kimberly 436 Hickey, Susan 448, 56 Hickey. Troy 449 Hlcks, Claudia 436 Hicks, John 449 Hlcks, Mike Hleb, Lynette 449, 86 Hlgglns, Tracy 436 Hilzendeger, Connie Hilzendeger, Jeff 436 Hlnders, Brad 449 Hlne. Blll 473 Hlrtel, Janie 465, 87 Hlrtzed, Erlc 449 Hoback Peter Hodges, Llsa 449 Hollingsworth, Loren Holt, Lillian 449 Hood, Marilyn 449 Hood, Melissa 449 Hooton, Richard Hopkins, Charles Hopkins, Eva 473 Houck. Scott 449 Howard, Mark 89, 449, 88 Hubman, Elaine 473 Huisman, Karen 449, 444, 32 44, 26 l Hulsman, Laurle 149 Hunwardsen. Candace 149 Hunt, Robln 136 Hurst. Kelly 136, 90 Ice, Joyce Inman, Lela 136 Inman, Tom 149 lwanago, lsao 149 J Jackson, Dawn 173 Jackson, Kevin 149 l Jackson, Monica 149 , Jackson. Nathan l Jacobsen, Deslree 119 Jacobsen. Doug 136, 60. 35, 111. 31, 26 Jacobson, Rusty 51, 76. 119, 118. 20 + Jaime, Josephine 149 James. Melinda Jeffries, Betty 173 Jenkerson, Dlane 56, 139. 149 Jenkerson, Margaret 119, 47 Jenklns, Stephanie 149 Jobe. Brenda 149 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 1 JOhl'1SOl'l. JOYIDSOD, J0hl'1SOf'l, , Andrew 150 , Charles 119, 46 . Geraldine 71, 173 . Julle . Kristina . Lsa 150 . Michael Robbie Ross Tommy 119, 32, 21, 46 Tlm 150 Jones, Tlna 150. 12 Jones, Llnda 119 ' Jordan. Danlel Jordan, Jeff 150 1 K Kannenberg, Troy Karim, Denise Kavanagh. Dean 136, 137 Kavanagh, Richard 150 Kee, Tami Keller, Cheryl 87 Kelly. Allen 150 Kelly. Barry 136 Kelly, Catherine 136 Kelly, Michael 150 Kelly, Peggy 150 Kelly, Robert Kenney, Michelle Kenton. Cheryl Kerin, Holly 150, 157. 53, 22. 23 Kertzman, Michael 136 King, Stacy 136 Klser. Lisa Klaus, Veronica 136 Kleln, Steve 159, 173. 38 Kneppel, Danny 150 Knorr. Bethany Koehler, Karen 119, 123 Koepplln, Shari 51, 136 Kolb, Elizabeth 150, 159, 64, 65 Kraude. Robert 173. 105 Kraynak, Michael 119 Kraynak, Michelle 150 1 Krels, Richard 173, 93 P Kreps, Jay l F, l, l 1-I s-- Kroeger, Larry 173 Kutzer, Wendy Kyle, Clayton 93 L Ladd, Susan 136, 137, 86, 90. 91 Lake, Patty 70, 0, 173 Lambson, Lots 174, 68 Lambson. Maria 136, 86 Landers, Lois 174 La Perle Nancy 57. 174, 30 Lasosky, Kim 52, 70, 119 Laskosky, Michael 150 ' Laskowski, Richard Lee Don Leddy, Mike 137 Lee, Chris 120 Lemieux, Mark 137 Leon, Juan Lemer, Bruce 150 Lemer, James Lester, Juanlta 150. 87 Lethbridge, Joshua 150 Lewis, Tammy Lewis, Tina Lexau, Robert 89, 76, 120 Llebig. Robert Lincoln, Robert Lindsey, John 120, 114, 66, 127. 33. 65 Lira, Jerold 137 Llra, Laurie 120 Little. Doyle Loftelbeln, Lisa 150 Loftin, Troy Loll , Cathryn Loll, Jeannine Long, Donald Long, James 120 Long. Jeff 150 Lopes, Tony Lopez. Elizabeth Lopez, Veronica 85 Lopstoln, Andrea 150 Lorenz, Erika 144, 150, 155, 30, 31 Loudon. Randy 150, 93 Lourence, Frank 151 Lovell, Allen Lowrance, Michael Lucas, Kenneth 174, 69 Lucas, Peter 151, 141, 69 Lugo, Jullo 120 Lunsford, Connie 120. 124 Lunsford, Janet 174 Maccoun, Caroline 71, 141, 137, 67. 27 Maccoun, Margaret 71, 151, 22, 23 Machado. Dina 137 Maghoney, Dlana 120 Maghoney. Lorraine 137 Maldonado. Maria 151 Maldonado, Steve Malitz, Jeff 151 Mancebo, Delores 71. 137, 130, 27 Mancebo, Jean . Mangrum, David 137 Manning, Mary Manning, Michael 151 Mansur, Llnda 137, 86, 68 Mansur, Steve 137, 106 Marisplni, Dina 120 Marlspini, John 137 Marcella, Gary 151 Marcella, Tony 138 Marclel, David 120, 138 Marclel, Denise 91 l Marsha Martin, Martin. Martln, Martin, Martin, Martin. l, Richard Duane 151 Floyd 151 Jeff Leann 120, 1110 Leia 174 Mary Martinez, Bryon Masters, Stacey Mathews, Richard Mattson, James 138, 67. 29, Matties, Larry 120 Mattingly, Perry 138 Mattingly, Randy Mattlin, Alan 151 Maxwell, Bryan 151 Maxwell, Melony May, Jeff 138 McAllister, Martln 174 111 McAnlls, David 151, 12, 34 McBroom, Curtis 151, 102 McBroom, Klm 151 McCall, Geneva 138, 54 McCarver, Erlc 151, 93 McCarver, Kevin 138 McCutcheon, David McDonald. Dean 152 McElwee, Kevin McElwee, Kristen McEnerney, Evelyn 174 McGill, Kevin 74, 121 McGill, Thomas 174 McGranahan, Chris 152 McKee, Llsa 121 McKeller, Diana 174 McMullln. Rick Medina, Donald 152 Medlna, Linda 138 Medina, Paula 121, 90 Medina, Stephanie 87 Meehan, Anthony 138 Meehan. Donna Meissner, Klm Melssner, Tlm Mello, Dana 84. 138. 55. 22, 23 Mellon, Henry 174 Melonl, Sue 121 Membrllla, Mary 152 Merkins. Beth 121, 64 Merkle. Corlna 138 Miche, Joe 152 Michel, Lisa 152 Miles, Paul 121 Millard, Scott 138 Miller, Candace 138, 90 Miller, Jeff 121 Miller, y Sharee Millet, Ann 70, 175 Millet, Michael 138. 175 Milligan, Robert 138 Mlner, Warren 175 Mireles, Dora Mireles, Miguel Miresless, Roger 152 Mltchell, Desl 152 Mittle, Katrlna Mlttle, Raymond 138 Molina Jose Moore, Dawn 84, 147, 152, 151 Moore, Georgina 152 Moore, Tom 160, 31 Morales, Alejandra 121 Morales. Petronillo Mordhorst, Tyson 152 Morey, Don Morgan. Michael 89, 76, 122 Mortensen, Kari 152 Mosier, Annette .6O.29 INDEX 0 197 Oberle, Cynthla 422 Moyer, David Muck, Darrell 438 Mueller, Anthony 438 Mulhair. Aura 452 Murray, Marylindo 452 Murray, Mona 438, 436 Murray, Tammy 422 Nelson, Carla 422, 47 Nelson, Phil 475 Nelson, Troy 438, 30, 27 Neppl, Pat 475 Neuburger, Heather 452 Neuburger, Matt 422 Newby. David 438 Newport, Brent 422 Nguyen, Thinn Nickels, Heidi f Nicol, Danielle 453 Nicol, Joseph 453 Nicolaou, Alex 475 Nimmo, Neil 74, 422, 84 Nimmo, Romllda 475 Nino, Sylvia 453, 95 Nix, Raymond 475 Nordstrom, James Northlngton, Richard 439 Nottnagel, Randy Nottolli, Don 88, 89, 474, 84 Nottolli, Don W. 475 Novo, Robin 475 - Nunez, David 453, 93 Nunez, Eugene 475, 68 0 A . Oblia, Jesse Ochoa, Gloria 453 Oconnor, Tim Offield, Marcy 439 Ohm, Todd 439, 54, 22, 23 Olinger, Scott 453 Oliveira. Helen 453 Oliveira, Joe 439 ' Olson, David 476 Ordaz, Jack Ortiz, Leonard 476 - Osgood, Todd Osuna, Scott Outram, Marilyn 453, 439, 3 Overland, Troy 422 Overboe, Barbara 476 f Owen, Terry Owen, Tina 439 . Palmer, Garrett Palmer, Gary 1 Pamlona, Angelina Pamplona, Christina 423 Pamplona, Joe Pamplona, Salvador 453, 443, 93 Parker, Gary Parker, Jerry Parker, Terry 423, 424, 456, 90 Parks, Steve 476 Parris, Brian . Passarelll, Denise 423, 33, 32, 67, 64 Patterson, Jon 453 ' 3 Pearson, Barbara A Pearson, Norman 453, 22, 23 Pearson, Wesley 423 m 8 el-is , Q Peart, Dion 439, '65 Peart, Shawn Pellandini, Cathy 439, 430 Peno, Emily 439 Penry, Douglas 423 Penry, Sonseah Perez, Christine 439 Perez, Henry 423 Perez, Pete 407, 406 Perez, Rene 423 Perry, Christine Perry, Martha 423 Peterson, Timothy Peterson, Tony 439, 56 Petropile, Moreles 453 Pigg, Benlta 453 Pillsbury, Nancy Pitta, Mike Pittman, Christopher Pitts, Christy 454 Plumlee, Staci 454 Ponce, Angie Poppler, Peggy 439 Portel, Shelly 454 Porter, Cindy 423 Porter, pohn Porter, Walter 423 Posas, lsaias Posas, Luis Powell, Christopher 423 Presnall, John 454 Presnall, Laura 454 A Prichard, Jim 476, 60 Prichard, Rita 476, 62, 67 Prouty, Gordon 89, 439 Prouty, Robert 22, 23 Provins, Darbie Pryor, Randy Rafferty, Bill 439 Rafferty, Cheml 454 Rambur, Linda v Ramirez, Cecilia 47 Ramirez, Gloria 439 Ramirez. Imelda Ramirez, Juan 454 Ramirez, Ruben 454 Ramirez, Vicky Ramos, Olga Ramos, Susan 440 Rannals, Scott 440 Rausser, Kim 87 Reavis, Ron Reves, Kobby 423 Reckley, James ' Redding, Bryan 454 Reddington, Tonl 476 Redman, Gregory 454 Reed, Allison 440 Reed, Janet 440 Reese, Robert 424, 46 Reich, Susan Reis, Vicky 454 Renfro, Rod 440 Reyes, Joe 454 Reynoso, Julie Reynoso, Len 69 Reynoso, Teresa Rhoades, Larry 424 Riley, Richard 454 Rlley, 'Steven 476, 402 Riolo, Kelley 454 Rios, Alphonso 454 Rlos, Carmen 424 Riosg Marla 454 Ritter, Lynn 476 Ritter, Janlne 455, 56 Rivera, Anna 424, 74 Rivera, Maria 460, 34 Rivera, Noemi 440 Rivera, Tony Robbins, Kimberly Roberts, Kevin Roberts, Lee 476 Roberts, Rodney 455 Roberts, Toni 449, 455, 8 Robinson, Melinda Robler, LUIS 440 Robles, Jaime Rocha, Kelli 440 Rodrigues, Rodriquez, Rodriquez, Rodriquez, Rodriquez, Rodriquez, Rodriquez, Rodriquez, Rodriquez, Rodriquez, Rogers, Do Jaime 64, 29 Alfredo Antonio Blanca 455 David 455 Jessie Leticia 424 Luis Monica 455 Virginia 440 n Rogers, Joe 440 Rogers, Mike- Romero. G lynls 446, 424 Romlas, Frances 70 Romlas, Lisa 440, 42, 34 Romlas, Maurlna Rosales,4Diane 455 Rosales, Ev G 7, 94. 95 Rosenberger, Katrina 455, 54 Roth, Judy 476, 9, 95, 400, 65 Rothenberger, Karen 455, 459, 65 Rosenthal, David 455, 99 Ruiz, Gabriel 424 Ruiz, Som Ruiz, Sebatian Rundell, Randy 456 Rugenhogel, Cherrie 456 Rusler, Daisy 424 Rusler, Teresa 440 Russell, Michael 456 Russell, Ronald 440 Russell, Sharlene 456, 458 Russo, Gina Ryland, Christine 424, 440 S Sandoval, Allcla 440 Sandoval, Charles 440 Sandoval, Joe 424 Santos, Annette 428, 424, 47 Satterfleld, Bree 464 Satterfleld, Jeff 456 Scardnan, Dennis Schauer, Steven Schmler, Steven 425 Schmler, Timothy 456 Schnaible, Karin 440, 430 Schnalble, Todd 440 Schneider, William ' Schock, Gerald 425 Schock, Grace 456 Scholl, Ann 440, 56 Scholz, Josephine 476 Schroeder, Margot 477 ' Schultz, James 440 Schulz, Ralph 477, 69 Scola, James 32 Scola, John 425, 440 Scott, Eldred 477 Seagrave, Kimberly Seifert, Kristi 440 Seifert, Pat 477 if Strange, Alice 141, 109 v , Selfert,kRhonda 125 . Shannon. Tonya 1' Shaw. Thomas Shellenbarger. Martin Shells, Helen 177 1 Shelton, Glen 141 Shelton, Paul Shlnn, Frieda 177 l - -' Shipman. Larry 141 , ' Shirley, Steve 156 Slegalkoff, Beth 177 Silva. Kirt l l f Sllvelra. Jeff 141 l Slmas, Terrl 120, 125. 28 A Simmons. Charlotte 156 ? Slmonl, Marty 125, 46 Simoni, Monika 156 Slng, Robert 125, 33, 32. 65 Slngh, April 125 Sklbo, Beth 157 Q -- Smlth, Daryl P -Smlth, Klm 141 1 Smlth, Lisa 157, 31 T Smith, Rebecca fr , Snlder. Llsa 141. 130, 135. 21 Synder, Becky 157 Synder, Rlck 126. 46 Solway. Gary Sorta, Marla Sotelo, Ray . Sozlnho. Elsle 157 1 Spaans. Darren 97 l Sparrowk, Jeffrey 141, 98 1 Spears, Timothy - Stafford, John T 3 Staggs. Tammy 70, 126, 32 1 Stagno, Llnsey - 5 Stagno, Stacy 141 Stallings. Monlca 84 f Stamp. Shavonia r Y 1 t , . r ig Stomper. Jeff 141 4 Stancll, Rick 141 4 Stanley, Steven 89, 141. 69 e Stanley. Terrl 126. 33. 32. 66. 27 T Steele, Brent 93 Steele, Shon 89, 126, 81 Steinberg. Eileen 177, 69 ' Stemler, Alice 87, 109 f 1 Stemler. .lim 141, 134, 19 - Stepps. Amy 141. 134, 101. 20 ' Stepps. Tammy 126 Stetson, Laurie 141 Stoddard, John Stoddard. Lisa 157 I r l , Stone, Tim l Stout, Raymond T Strange, Rlck 141 Strange, Tony 157 - i Strapp. Devln 126, 81 - Strlbllng. Tom 141 1 Stull, Ken r Sturgeon, Shannon 157 1 Stutters, Cary I Stutters, Lisa 126 5 Sulllvan. Sandra f simon. suan 157, 95 K Swenson, Curtls 88, 89, 126. 18. I i Swingle, Jeff 142, 110 i1', . Tankovick, Flo 142. 53. 138 Tapla. Ann - Tapla. Joey A ' Tapla. Patricia 127 Tquton, Ivan Taylor. Alan 158 . W . , x 4, '-- 1 f N' -'4:3w-'j.Qs l .sffliuwx , b xi, 745 71 5-f -....,....'c1'..,,.,, Taylor Taylor. Taylor, y . Stan 142 Taylor. Taylor . Betty 142 Douglas 158 Richard 142 Susan Tejada. Charlie 177, 13 Tener, Sean 158, 69, 92. 93 Thomas, Rhonda Thomas. Tony. Thorpe, Tina Tulley, Ellen 142 Toledo. Bernadette Torres. Francisco Torres, Max y Tosta, Larry 177, 54, 20. Tosta, Roberta 177 Toste. Elvlra 177 Trant. Lois 178 Traphagan, Cynthia 142 Trausch, Donald Travis, Kenneth 96 Truelock. Leroy Truelock. Robert Trueman, Allen 178 Trull, Dawnee 103 Trull, Rebecca Trull, Roger Trull, Tony ' Tucker, Lisa 142. 20 Tumer. Jennifer 142 U 22, 23 Uhrich. Kristy 84. 158. 164. 439 V Vaca, Jorge Van Dusen, Richard 158 Van Vleck, Stanley 143, 130, 68 Van' Warmerdam, Benny 143 Vandehey, Melanie , Vandenburg. Helen 142 - Vandenburg. Jay 89, 142 Vandenburg. Joey 72. 93 Wanderspek. Melissa Vanderspek, Sylvia 127. 32. 55, 54. 22. 23 Vann. Debbie 31 Vann. Lauren 142 Vargas, Albert 127, 52, 35, 111 Vargas, Allcla 127 Vargas. Mona 143 Vasquez, Nicolas Vasquez. Veronica I Veatch. Tom 178, 69 Ventura, Danny 158 Ventura, David ' - Ventura, Henry Vermelfoort, John 143 Villalobos. Gerardo 143 Villarreal, Kelly 158 Vincent, Danny 143 Vincent. Lusandra 71. 178 Virtue, Bretti143 Vivanco, Francisco 143 Vivanco, Gudelia Volbrecht, Jane 178 vorkmun, Gary 443 W WOdS. Mike Wageman. Matthew 143 Wagers, Brad 143 Walder, Ledne ' ' Wales. Ron 143 Walker. Joe Walker, John Wallace, Dora N Walther, Taunya 143 Ware, Jayleen 143 Ware, Tracy 127 Warren, Laura 158 Weaver, Stacie Webb, Susie 158 Wehunt, Michael 158 Welch, John 127 Weller, Bruce 159 Weller. Cindy 84. 85, 114. 127. 33. 68.100, 64 Wells. Travis T Wentz, Clinton 143 Wertman, Stacy ' Wessel, Timothy 159 f Whaley, Joe 159 Whaley. Joseph 178 Wheeler. Michele White, Frank Whlte. Stan 127, 13, 99. 46 White. Vince 127 Wilcox, Jerry 127 Wllhlte, Dayna 143 Wllhlte, Rinica 143 Wilkerson, Deanna 143 Wilkerson, Kathleen Wilkerson. Nathan 127 Williams. Janice 178. 86 Wllllams, Millard A178 Wllllams, Shirley 178 Williams. Steve Williamson, Mark 159 Wllmoth, Barry 159 Wllson, Linda 128 Wlnsor, Brian 159 . Wlnsor, Carrie 128, 123, 47 Winsor, Denise 159, 86 Wlnson, Philllp 143 Wlnterowd, Kristl 128, 33. 62. Wlnterowd, Mark 63 Wlnterowd, Michele 178 Withers, Eric ' Withers, Jim 111 Wood. Leah- Woods, Laronda Woodward, Erlc Woolstrum, Kevin 159 Woolstrum, Michael 51, 115. 52, 64. 27 Wright, Carl 55 Y Venokida. Mlchiya 178 Yoka. Glenda 159 u York, Robert 159 Young, Deana 143 Young. Scott 128 Younger. Jerol 76. 128 Younger. LaDonna 143 Zapata, Efrain A Ziegenhagel, Cherie 159 Zwierlein. Kurt ' 67, 34. 27 128, 126. INDEX 0 199 This yeor, There were mony obsTocIes ond sTumbling blocks. Things didn'T olwoys go os pldnned, buT we hoped To improve The book using The sTondords given To us by our sTudenT body. As Time wenT by ond evenTs finolly hdppened, our sToff wos engulfed in work, which seemed os if we would never finish. BuT Through o speciol group of people wiTh mony exTrdordindry TdIenTs, we bring you our finished producT. I'd like To IeT These people know my opprecioTion for Their drTisTic eyes ond o cerToin excepTiondI obiliTy To be well for sponTdneousIyy orgdnized oT Times: Corrie Bronom, Liso Bdlukoff, Mike Dornell, Chris ForhoT, Ken FriTz, Doug Jocobsen, KrisTi WinTerowd, Michoel WoolsTrum, ond o specidl Thonks To John Willioms for his hefTy bonk of negoTives ond his obundonT knowledge of our school's sporfs. A speciol Thonks To: Eldine Hubmon, Ann MiIIeT, Lusondro Vincenf, ond Jone VoIbrechT for dssisTing my sToff members in our Time of need by dllowing Them To work on such moTTers oT o momenT's noTice. And we ore olso indebTed To Shirley Willioms for her finonoiol wizordry. ' We'd like To olso doknowledge our groTiTude To Judi RoTh for helping us compIeTe The course BobysiTTing 4A ond Eldon Tonner for believing in us. I hod help from dll These people, buT I wish I hod hod iT oll yeor, noT jusT in sponToneous momenTs. Liso - my personol secrefory ond ossocioTe EdiTor. Denise - Copy EdiTor. 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