Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1981 volume:

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Jayson Brugman Joyce Bulosan George Burt Carlo Caballero Linda Cammiso Steve Campbell David Canino Russell Brower Michelle Buchanan Wilfredo Cabuena Mario Capozzoli Veronica Cardenas Corinne Cariaga Stephen Carnes Jose Carnot Olivia Carranza Catherine Caruso Vinia Cassidy Maria Castaneda Rodolfo Castaneda Kelly Castle 21 Elsa Castorena Carolina Castro Teri Castro Leopoldo Chinchilla Helen Cho Seung Kyu Choe Tung Darry Chui Sung Hwan Chun Josephine Ciancio 1-. ,xi ' Sonia Chahin Won Kyung Choi Brandt Clark Robert Cheleden Ramila Chookhachian Jeffrey Clayton Chris Cochrane Lisa Colvin Bonnie Conclit james Conley Paul Coppola 22 Marie Copti Viki Corbosiero Cora Cranshaw Ingrid Cuevas Scott Currier David Davis Maria De Leon Paul De Salvio Susanne Decker Daniel Delaney 23 Edward Dempsey ,' I Xe Angelis Dickerson Kelley Doyle David Durflinger 24 Narbeh Der-Hacobian Denise Dohr Samson Dubria Elizabeth Early bf- Steve Dharmawan Marc Di Gennaro Diane Dominguez Kelly Duncan S. 1.1 Brady Ebright Tamara Domke Bruce Dunham Noelia Echesabal Michael Di Tratto Janice Dow Charlene Dupont Andrew Eddy Ainsley Elliot Julie Elliott Kristin Engelmann Armand Engibegian IU' Lourdes Escalante Ralph Eusebio Iohn Evans Brian Ewing Mark Enzenauer Roubina Eyvazians 25 Danay Falcon Linda Farrar Cynthia Fear Diana Fennell Michael Fenton Patricia Ferguson Patricia Fernandez Thomas Flynn Maria Fojo Caryn Fong Greg Foote Melissa Ford jeff Fralick Kevin Frame Tamara Frank Mark Fraser Kurt Fremont Celeste Fulton Jorge Fundora Kim Fuson 26 Robert Gallagher Vincent Gervasi Alina Games Armando Garcia Vazrik Gharakhanian 27 Afshin Ghotbi Daniel Gianopulos Martin Gibbons julio Godinez Maricela Godinez Ohannes Gok David Goldstein Abel Gonzalez Keith Gosselin Eric Gratt w--9' RiChHfCl Grable Tetsuo Greene Mary Gregoire Tracy Grissom Mark Grist T57 as-P731 Sherrie Grove John Grover David Guder Pedtro Guevara Thanh-Huong Ha 28 Janeen Habdas Christine Haddad Karen Haddad Francyne Hamada Thomas Hammer Cianna Hampton Kathleen Hancock Roger Hancock Felicia Hamilton ' 1 Lucie Hanna 29 Alexander Harb Lanell Hardy Maurice Harrigan William Hasencamp Karen Ann Haskie Kenneth Hathcock ,Q George Harrison l x X Carolyn Hause Diana Hawthorne Walter Hayes Sonja Haynes Michael Hays dl-N Richard Harrold Chris Hawkins Janet Hedges Susan Hedlund Michael Heinrichs John Heitritter Amy Herman Ines Hernandez 30 Luis Hernandez Oscar Herrera Craig Herzer Cynthia Hicks Oussanna Hindoyan Tia Hines Yuko Hirota Tigg Hitch Mark Higgins 2 Mi Hae Jenny Hong 31 Christine Horejsi Michael Howe John Hoxie Paul Hudson Steven Huizenga Madeline Hull Tessa Hull Edward Hunter Jay Hwang Myong Hwang 1' Magaly Iglesias Joseph Inzunza Michael Ivanoff Jamie Jacoby Diane Jelliffe .Frm Scott Jennings Peter Jensen Pippa Jensen Hee Hanna Jeong Laurel Anne John 32 491mm if X7 Cynthia Jones Rozita Kangarloo Edwin Karabidian Attila Karolyi 1,' Margrit Kebreslian Russell Kelly I-Ioury Kevorkian Kevin Kiesau Kimberly Kilvington Duil Kim 33 nr Duseon Kim Nellie Kim Song Kyu Kim Sung Kim james Kirchberg 'Y Roxanne Kirkby David Kirschner Krista Klimback Kenneth Kobellas Kim Konjevod Clifton Koullen Ara Kurdoghlian Hrayr Kurdoghlian Nicole Loddo Johnson Lai ,Sf ww Kenneth Laker Jan Lambert john Lamoutte Robert Lane Sandra Latier 34 f as Lori Lawton Michael Leach Ho Mok Lee lennifer Lee Reuben Lee Tamara Leibrand Kimberly Lewis Pamela Liebowitz John Lienhard David Lilien ex :ff Rosalie Lin Juliet Lobo .ff Vartan Madonian Tonya Magness , Allman Kevin Marsden John Marston Michael Martin Sharon Martin 36 Augusto Lopez Armineh Manoulcian Armen Martin Mary Jane Mathews Jorge Lopez Sosik Mardirosian Deanna Martin Charles Mc Calmont f 04 Glenn Loria Joseph Marrujo Linda Martin Warren Mc Cortney Mc Coslin john Mc Grory Kevin Mc Cullough Darla Mc Daniel Keri Mc Donald Kathleen Mc Evoy 5L1Sar1 Mc Guire Scott Mc Kay Lisa Mc Kiernan Eva MC Kim 37 Daniel Mc Nutt Lynn Mc Phillips Stephen Melsheimer Emily Mendez 5'--u Pelayo Milera jason Miller Christopher Moore Peter Moore 38 Kathrine Mc Worter at- Aida Melidonian Karine Melkonian Y' fa Zoe Mendoza Tony Miklosovic Nevair Minasian Sanjoy Moorthy Nora Minassian Sarah Morrison Michael Milaney is Lawrence Missakian Kimberly Morrow Teri Mortimer Gail Muir Dzhulyetta Mukelyan Violet Mukelyan Bernadette Murphy Michael Musacco Cynthia Netzer Deborah Newman Huan Nguyen Sheri Nix 39 Dana Nuckolls Carmen Olascoaga Darren Parada Alma Pelayo 40 Shirleen O'Haver Deana Ortiz Nancy Partridge Viviane Pena Patrick O' Toole Craig Pacner Carol Passon Christopher Peplow Noelle Ofsanko Shant Ohanes Andy Pak Anahid Panosian Jonathan Payne Valerie Pearson 3. l -Siu I Stacey Peters Huong Phung fa' A Sheryl Pierce Carmine Pignetti Frances Pizzo Mary Pluth Kimberly Poindexter 'C 1-wi E Andrea P0SChIT18I1 Pete P0UfidiS Barbara Prada David Prough Stephen Prough 41 is .5 i if? 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'. fy, t Maria Terrazas Michael Thomas Robert Thompson Michael Thorp 2 if-. Gregory Stonebraker Jeffrey Swanson Paul Tenner John Tindell 45 Geraier Torossian Ernesto Torres Linda Travis Victor Triplett Skip Tutt Christine Twombiy Ampawan Ung-Arayawong Lisa Valent Stephanie Vallier Joyce Van E5 David Van Slooten Valerie Van Zant Mark Vargo Robert Varoujanian Annette Vartanian Jeffrey Veden Debbie Velasquez Linda Veloz Jose Villegas Virginia Villegas 46 Darlene Vinal Alessandro Vitale Robert Voskanian John Vrooman -2- Diane WalSh Dennis Walter Michael C. Walton Roxanne Walton 30- Heidi Weed Douglas Weese Sheri Weiss William Weisberg u-MBP Shawn Whisenant Charlene Whitaker Donna Wiegand Debbie Wilkerson Anthony Wallace Christine Wang Karen Whaley Steven Williams 47 Teresa Williams Tamara Wilson Tracy Wilson Tricia Wolsefer Moon Won T Y--., -f Bonnie Yang Paul Yang Raffi Yepremian Maggie Yerkanian Robert Yi mn 1' Gilbert Yousefian Philip Yu Valerie Zea Pamela Zero Alane Ziegler 48 Alcaraz, Lilia Alcaraz, Luis Amirkhanian, Aspet Aprahamian, John Araski, Armando Azalbarian, Rosanna Babaeian, Hamid Babaeian, Saeid Babayan, Manuel Bedrosian, Ara Beglarian, Edmond Behnia, Keyvan Berberian, Onnig Boghosian, Hampart Brown, Belinda Campbell, Claudia Campbell, Mary Cisneros, Martin Cobian, Arturo Codraro, Steven Crabtree, Carol Cross, Christopher Davis, Michael De Guzman, Levi Deeney, Tim Diaz, Angelita Dimaya, Nestor Not Pictured Dimaya, Norman Fernandez, Jose Fitzpatrick, Paul Flynn, Patrick Galstjan, Edik Garcia, Eberson Garcia, Sylvia Goodbarian, Aida Granados, Nancy Grossi, Marco Groth, Corey Hamm, Douglas Horrilleno, Joseph Hosseini, Ali Isaghoulian, Hrair Istanbouli, Richard Jacobson, Edward Jaime, Alvaro Jandian, Harry Kangarloo, Mazyar Khaleeli, Darius Kim, Hoon Kirkby, Roxanne Kohler, Marcel Krisnaraja, Polruk Kunau, John La, Hung Lam, Hue Pham, Kim Quinn, Steven Chris Augustin Richardson, Delmar Elizabeth z, Paul Romero, Elpidio Russell, Bryan Sada, Raul Sevdalian, Armen Sims, Kevin Strickland, Penny Tao, Tuong Thomas, Brenda Thorossian, Lilik Torossian, Geraier Tran, Minh Tran, T DER CLASS W 2 'Ki X vain' We J-I' N' Wfwffrw ,,d' f 'Q fx yy .... X. 'Qw- Abkarian, Albert Abou-Assali, George Abrahamian, Anahid Abrahamian, Lawrence Accomando, Richard Acevedo, Raymundo Accsta, Claudia Maria Adams, Dwayne K. Adcox, Pamela J. Addams, Douglas S. Aghadjanians, Linette Agustin, Tomas Ahlfield, Karen A. Ahn, Sinuk Akobian, Alenoosh Alba, jose Aleman, Sonia E. Alexander, Douglas E. Alfonso, Lucila Alfonso, Virginia Almasyan, Armine Almasyan, Zaven Alon, Elsie Alvarado, Gerald A. Alvarez,Alex Alvarez, Yolanda Andraos, Riad N. Ansite, Christine L. Arastu, Haneef H. Arellano, Martin Arguelles, Marita V, Armendariz, Geraldine Arredondo, Rodolfo Atamiam, Richard Avanesyan, Klarisa Avina, Martha Azarian, james Azikhani, Ardavazd Azzolina, Francene D, Baghramian, Jilbert Balentine, Richard Ballon, David S. Barber, Walter Barnes, Eric Barreiro, Armando Bates, James W. Bates,Wendy L. Bau, Claudio Beaton, Beatrice Beckstead, Kevin D. Behbehani, Misha Bello, Ana Bellomo, Kelly M. Bender, Matthew Robert Benitez, Peter Benjamin, Leslie Bentley, David G, 11:19, '2 ':9?i :.i::a.,g. ' 5, . .., .. , Ss , w i... tt ,rf w , A X Junior Glass 0 1982 GF! L re 4 ' Y' x 'lt X 4 Q 4. I W, Q Q., ' I A e 1 ii i 4 .xl The cheat sheet exchange at lunch. if fn-J 3' ' 1. F., N-' it I it I .mx Q W A N A AX 'ff IUNIORS Benton, Laura M. Berger, Orin Berriz, Monica Berro, Stacy I. Bertschi, Andrew M. Bess, Gary I. Bickett, Brent B. Block, Richard Eric Bond,Maureen A. Boone, Cathy Irene Borra, A. Paul Borraez, Carlos Bower, William D. Bowes, Kelly A, Boyd, Iames A. Brache, Roberto Broadrick, Cory M. Brooks, Larry M. Brubaker, Lisa A. Brunie, Sarah A. Bryden, Philip E, Buchanan, Lawrence B. Buckley, Janelle A. Buenaventura, Luis B, Buonaguidi, Matthew C Burroughs, Kimberly Burt, james H. Burt, Lynne M. Caldito, Jeannette Calixto jr., Lamberto L. Callahan, Colleen F. Campbell, Diana P. Campos, Mercedes Canlobo, Marigene M. Cao, Le Dao Carcamo, Fernando M. Cardenas, jose Cardona, Angelina Carnes, leff S. Carney, Deirdre M. Carracela, Madelin Carranza, Israel Carter, M, John Casanas, Mayra Castilla, Gladys Castillo, Diana Castorena, Salvador Cauble, Dawn Chang, Lillian R. Chang. Steve Cheleden, Susan E. Chicoine, Patricia A. Cho, Sandra Y. Choi, Bryan, Choi, Heather. Choi, Soon K. IUNIORS Chorbajian, Hilda Chung, Jai Seung David Clarke, john E. A. Clayton, julie M. Clayton, Vern L. Cobian, Librado Coleman, Karen M. Collings, Kirsten Diane Collins, james R. Collins, Susan L. Colvin, jimmy Conte, Susan Cordova, Cary S. Coroneus, Nick Correa, Peter A. Courtade, Rudy Cowie, Craig A. Cox, john A. Cribas, Emilia Cunningham, Ralph Curtis, Bradford S. Dahlen, Aundrea A. Danelian, Frederick Danyluk, Sandra Davey, john R. De Cooyer, Steven R. De La Fuente, Andrew De Leon, julio C. De Marco, Teri-Ann Degidio, Robert Deissenberger, Kim L. Delgado, Mabel Delisle, George Dennis, Kathleen Devay, Karen Dewey, Steve R. Diaz, Liztoni Diaz, Moises Diaz, Sandra Ann Diep, Khoa Diep, Tuan Dixon, Terrie Do, Luyen Dinh Doi, Sanford M. Dougherty, Bernice E. Doyle, john M. Drachenberg, Cyntia B. Dubria lr., Paterno C. Dudley, Thomas Duenas, Larry Dulxelte, Carolyn M. Dukene, Terri Lynn Duncan, Allison Duncan, james Duncan, Shawn Dunnigan, Patricia Edey, Keith A, . L at . J. TTCN ' 'M N R , A Q fy' 1 1? 1- A 1 1 . ,,,, Y, , Barbizon hopefuls X! Z , ffl' . r, ' i if-ab' 2 . Pr , x. ,f xfifxi' iff ij x as 5 A-aux . Sue spreads The Word JUNIORS Eichhorn, Stan Elerding, Alyson F. Elizondo, Lori A. Ellerbrock, Otto Emami, Melissa A. Ermagian, Anahit Esteban, Miguel A. Etheridge, Kimberly C, Eun, Henry H. Evangelista, Raymond M. Ewing, Kathleen A. Farazdaghi, Mohammad Ali Fay, Kara Fear, Kathleen 1. Ferris, Bruce L. Ferro, Sheri L. Fischinger, Mark S. Flick, Michael Flores, Efren P. Flores, Sharon T. Flynn, Sandra S. Foster, Ronald K. Fountain, Katie M. Fundora, Belkis Fundora, Robert Fuson, Jeff Gaines, Kristen Gallardo, Mauricio Gangi, julie A. Ganjoo, john Ganjoo, Peter Garcia, Duane A. Garcia, Rosendo Garguilo, ,lames M. Garza, Arthur Gater, Suzanne Gausman, Alison S. Gausman, Sara A. Gee, Carolyn J. Gellene, Mary Grace GeoIBY, Ralph Giammarino, Nancy 1. Giancanelli, Dean F. Giden, Scott Giesbret, Nancy Gil, Cecilia Gilmore, Jeffery A. Godinez, Rebecca Goff, Rochelle Golden, Curtis Golden, Donna lean Gonzalez, R. Randall Grable, Lisa L. Granaclos, james P. Grasso, Theresa M. Greenberg, Kimberly L, JUNIORS Gregorian, Vahik Grim, Robert L. Grover, jennifer Guevara, Irma Guevara, Tony M. Guijarro, Myriam Gunderson, Tracy Haase, Christine L. Hacopian, Alina Hacopian, Nejileh Hagerman, Patrick S. Hagopian, Rima Halmoupian, Anahit Hall, Anthony M. Hamilton, Robert S. Hand, Michael N. Haney, Lisa R. Hardin, John Hards, Tracey A. Harmon, lohn I. Harrigan, Paul Hassenmiller, Iulia L. Hawthorne, Carlos M. Hayes, Bonnie L. Helmbold, Roland Helphand, Leah C. Hemaidan, Fadi A. Frank Henry, Karen Hernandez, Marc Hernandez, Martha R, Herrera, Elsa M. Higgs, Tom E. Ho, Dung Ho, Kim Yen Hoang, Hiep Hong, Ik Pyo Henry Hosseini, Peyman M. Hotchkiss, Kurt Howard, Matthew C. Hubanks, Aaron L, Huddleston, Daniel Huddleston, Lisa Huffman, Alisanne R. Hull, jaylene E. Humbert, lames F. Iezza, Remo A. lgnatian, Iirayr Imabayashi, Takashi lsaghoulian, Sepouh jackson, Timothy R. jacobs, Angela K. Jacobson, Leilani D. Jacoby, Coralie C. jarahian, Meline javango, Hassan jefferies, Robert A. Iennison, Renee i if ' ..,, :.:- Vfrf- 2 1, ,, H . M 8: M's melt in your mouth not in your hand rx if . ,YE , ,. ., gh 1-am.. . . .. . ii- et , .. , ...,.. ' ' . A 3 R 'W .5 as I Q 0 Q., ,..,.- P I 4 if x , Ag. . . all at if X .gp - K. f ri PLN N ..,, ..,, .ll i .... , Ii- y 2 311 M ,, , if This tastes worse than Julie's cooking! V if I L 1 Q ta? - . .. L rfwfrl . 1, 1 . 1-ge sss an a ,wzff A . 1 Q xx ef Q rp. 2 , . .. 4 2 f N. . I . V' sim--' L 9' Q' s l 'M gy l ,V', 2 'fe , vga .Z I K , 0- , , ff f QR, L. snkl . l ' Q-. l Qu i it 3,55 3.,.,,q,,,. Q. ,,,, fr .,,, . .,, , fini-ss? Xe! af' M , B- ' Q55 X JK A4 IUNIORS jensen, jeff P. joa, justo jolas, Debbie K. loo, Eun Mee Kachin, Linda V. Kaeser, Brenda A. Kalaidjian, Helen Kang, Shin-Hyang Kang. Yo Hwan Kangarloo, Afshin Kanowsky, Erica P. Kaplan, Beth L. Karagozian, Sharon M, Karapetian, Hasmik Kazorian, Rafi Keller, Justine Kemper, Benjamin A, Kennemer, jeff Kent, john S. Kermocle, Gayle P. Kern, Kimberley A, Keshishzadeh, Carmen Keshishzadeh, Scarlet Khalatian, Naris Khanjian, Herant Khatibi, Parvizi Perry Khoshnuclyan, Marlene Kim, Anna Kim, Lina Kim, Linda Kim, Michelle Kim, Sang Il Kim, Yon Uk King, Elsa C. King, Victor Kinman, Marianne P. Kiorlcof, Raymond Knapp, Brian R. Knudsen, Lars Koch, William R. Konyalian, Viken Koukis, Marina Kruegermann, Carl La Madeleine, Dawn Laberto, Steven B. Laker, Daren Lam, Hue Lam, Le Ngoc Lam, Van Lan, Ta Landini, Monica Lauterio, Christine S. Lawson, Joyce L. Le Vasseur, Tom B. Le, Huyen Thanh Lee, Brian IU NIORS Lee, George Lee, Han Ku Lee, Hyon Chan Lee, Kyong Lee, Leah Lee. Sang Sam Lee, Sheryl A. Lessin, Elizabeth H. Liudzius, john F. Llewelyn, Cary C. Lloyd, Shannon Lomax, jill Lopez, Ia Nien Loya, loseph Robert Lund, Maureen L. Lus ter, Roy A. Lutz, Stacy Ly, Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Tuan cias, Ramon eda, Donna H. gee, Jeanna M. leki, Christopher A, ljian, Steven Man-Son-Hing, Bruce Ma nning, Christine Rita Mansour, Anahid Manssourian, Goris Marcarian, Harmick Ma Ma rcarian, Marina rchak, Brenda Mardikian, Aram M. Margosian, Edwin H. Marrujo, james Marston, Ann E. Martin, Kevin R. Martinelli, Lisa Martinet, Danielle M. Martinet, Denise C. Martinez, Richard Martinez, Robert Massimino, Greg R. Mata, Andres Matecki, Raymond D. Mc Bee, Robin Mc Carten, Charles Mc Carten, Chris Mc Clure, joey D. Mc Coy, Kevin Mc Donald, Kim Mc Dowell, ltha Lorraine Mc Grath, Cathleen Mc Morris, Susan Mc Sweeney, Laureen L. Mcinerney, Nancy A. Megerdechian, Ernest R. Megerdichian, Hrant Two fish out of water. is ,,, 1 L 3 if ., fs. is , ,, ., V jar in ' 93? ' , A bk .1-.sex fn - 5' Q C' . f-V e , Lu . HW 'F i my-r :,'. 5 l -- a , N9 W is 4... Y Some people will do anything for a yearbook 5-,1 - ' ' 1 picture. Rx I X f f - +1 X F ' -Q. Fi ig is! Q t l , ,. c A -A ' ' oo A 0- , -1 -it t Q ,il lj . ,, n is - 8- , is - . .Q - qs' w 4 l x JUNIORS Meier, Yvonne S. Merritt, Kathryn D. Merry, ,Ion R. Mesropian, Samouel Metz, Monica S. Meyer, Donna L. Mihal, james l. Mikaelian, Robert Miller, Gregory E. Millo, julian F. Min, Sung Woo Minassians, Juliet Misas, Aurora Mo, Cathy Seon Yeong Mobasser, Ramin Sam Mock, Russell Molina, Gregoria Molina, lmmar Bladimir Molinyawe, Michael B. Monk, jennifer Moreno, Richard Morrison, Patricia L. Movahedi, Mohammad Mudie, Mary M, Mueller, Eugene Munoz, Cecilia E. Mussalli, Gabriel Naheiri, Badriya Naheiri, Karima Nash, lohn P. Natividad, Rosie Navarro, Manuel Nazif, Aida Nelson, Brett A. Nelson, jay T. Nguyen, Dick Huu Nguyen, Thai Nguyen, Tom Huu Nickel, Christopher Niemetz, Fabiana Nine, Roxanne Nino, Gustavo A. Nuno, Francisco L. O Brien, Carolyn S. O Toole, john M. Ocon, Luis E. Okerson, Kim S. Oliver, Pierre Olivera, Ana Maria Omeirs, Susanna J. Ortega, Maria Ospina, Diomary Osuna, jesus Ovanessian, Eric Owen, Mary K. Paknak, David' c. IUNIORS Palma, Roxanne Pancho, Criselda Park, Nae Hyoun Parker, john L Parks, Debra D. Partridge, Tom S. Patel, Pragnesh C, Patterson, Geoff R, Pauly, Yvette Pavon, Z. Carmen Peek, Thomas A, Peila, jeffrey M. Pellegrini, Antonella Pena, Sue Perkins, Kim Perris, Gregory Peterson, Dalton P, Peterson, Wayne L. Petty, james F, II Pham, Paul Phan, Han Phan, Lien Phan, Yem Phillips, Darlene Piekerel, Linda Piloto, Nemesio Pinal, Debbie L Pinhas, Stacy Pogosyan, Razmik Poschman, Gregory S Pourarian, Siamak M Prill, Corinne Prough, Christine A. Purbaugh, joseph Racey, james E. Rackham, Tamara j. Raiche, Kerry L. Ramil, Sergio Rangel, William Rapp, Kristen C. Reinert, june A Reyes, Rhina R. Riedel, Carl L. Rinder, Darrel E. Rinder, Debbie E. Ripley, Karen E, Ritter, A. Patrice Robinson, Bryham Robinson, Margaret Roda!-, Patricia Rodriguez, Ania Rodriguez, Cynthia Rodriguez, Frank Rodriguez, Rene A. Rodriguez, Sergio Rogers, Andrew B. Rogers, Mirella S, ichae is-I Q' F ,Q ec-.. .. ,qqia . 1 f, X do B 'F V i 1 R W P X ' 0 15. , ., K, t Q y ' F. 4.4 v 4 . 5. -If s as, it im- - .mtg ' Q.. ,,,.- 1, ,--. 2, - W 11 --w,:.fJi,,5Q:a-s , im. . , ..., .R pon, YL W . , we ,, ,Sui , . tg. . y U ,, , O A wx rg. 'f at tk Pilgrims?l .1301 P if , S' 'e : 'S H 3' ' 1 P ,... , ii affws. 'v.-- Q ' X i 0 5 up..- . I I . K. 1 sts l.. , w J at .,. . in ' 5 aa s A W 5. ' iff- ..,, y if yi , .am 5 .- w -fu- ,La -Llg gk 'Hg t A X is Q5 we 1 r fp 7 r ,y,. . .ee , R li X' r ,F ' t Y A . 1 Si , A 52 ... Q J W!! . in J i n M al Q Q fi ' E - ' - 'fr ' 'K A --:ee . Ns. l 'fs Zf tr we ist, , ... tc ,T ,., -it VV.. ease. - so 5 -- 1--1'-if:-1,5-N We're just TOO HIP!! t . A ' ,,. K ' ' X it K ... 4 I it aa Y mf - , .az x be N . . L AIT IUNIORS Romero, Dan Romero, Martha A. Roschitsch, Kim Ruiz, Lisa M. Russell, Alison Rus:-ell, Linda K. Sadat-Hosseini, Arjang Saginian, Annie Sahagun, Elsa Salvino, Arlene M. Sampogna, Dena M. Sandoval, Rodrigo Santillo, Anthony L. Santor, Tonya M, Sarkisian, Artuer Sayegh, Anne M. Schembri, Mark R. Schiavone, Maria M. Schmidt, Eric F. Schmidtline, Rhonda L Schneekluth, Greg Schultz, Susan L. Schumacher, Desiree Sepetjian, Vazlcen Sepulveda, Lilly Sessions, 1. james Shahmoradian, Katrin Shahrokhshahi, Dara R Shakhulian, Ofelia Shami, Samia Sherman, james E. Sherman, Steven j. Sherry, Jocelyn Shewey, Michael I. Shin, Eddie H. Shoop, Todd Alan Silva, Lisa M. Simaan, Gus Ghassan Simone, Susan Slettene, Randall L. Smith Smith Smith Smith, Smith Smith. Soren Dawn M Debra L. Cary jennifer M. Stephen L. Traci D, en Michael 5 A Sotomayor, Rodolfo Spain, Daniel D. Spencer, Liz Staff, Krista L, Stanley, David Sterling, Megan Stewart, lan Stocking, Angus W. Stones, Caralyn M. IUNIORS Stout, jeffrey T. Suarez, Elizabeth F, Sweetnam, Diane L. Sylvers, Anthony P. Syufy, Carla B. Ta, Mai Ta, Trung Talcas, Dimitra I Tang, William Hin Tao, Le My Tawaclros, Ashraf Taweesup, Patama Taylor, julie Tester, Michael Thai, Celeste Theisman, Richard C. Thomas, Chris M. Thompson, jill A, Thompson, Marina L Thompson, Tracy A, Thomson, Debbie A. Tobian, Danelle M. Topham, Steven W, Torossian, Djemile Torossian, George Tran, Hang Tran, Lan Trang, Viet Trinh, Quang Turansky, Kathy Tycer, Sherilynne M, Ulrich, Beverly L Valent, Anthony Valiente, Mylene Van Dellen, Chris E. Van Pelt, Christie Vardanian, Ruben Vargas, Nestor S. Vargas, William Vasquez, Stephanie L Vega, Thomas Viator, David Vidal, jose M Villegas, Antonio Volpe, Timothy Voskanian, Alina Wallcosz, joseph l Wall, Steve P Wampler, jennifer R Wang, Lisa P Ward, Daniel F Wargin, Erika M Warwick, Brufk E, Webb, Ieanne A. Weir, David B. Weiss, Bryan S Whalley, ludy ,-... 5. That itch could be telling you something. f . N i ff' 35' D A' 1 ?', D in ' ,Q ff ,Ni iran . 1 3 5 IWW ggi 9.- Q ' , I fel 1 A:4,.s,.3, . X 5 , aw X 4 if . K fs Q1 T G .. ,N m,.,,,,,,,,,, . nI,,,, , , ,.. ,3- K . , , . ..- Eifilweief--',,, g'32: 2'sg:f'2,,Z5f' .t '11 mizfi- iff? .33i:?'Ei22'.-. , .mfiv - E H lf, 4 X 5 vm f . a W. 1 1' u 1' , ,,,. , -wa,-wwaw. ,wx 9 a. , ,B ,, 3 'Emil an ' 1 s ii iii is ' far ' , .f: :, V Q W fv- ?. , L X 1 if 1' T , , 7 A Ark!- .-X Jae . fr r i can V A l , iii 'lf-1 V um X . T 'Wil it 1. ew? 5, .1 K an I 11. ' 455 i if -4 4' ,L 'Q if , , H . .. 1 1 5 9 , W , Q an 1 ez 'Xi N w i vi if 2 M. M, 2' YW' ' nr I 1 R f 4 X , 2 f . if kv. pu G ht . , I Whipple, Sara 1. White, Stacey L. Wiegand, Cristine Nl. Wilia, james K. Williams, Brad Williams, Douglas P, Williams, Kathryn E. Williams, Lorelei Williams, Sarah P. Williams, Susan C. Wilson, Leslie C Wiltsee, Dana D. Woods, Rebecca E. Wyngarclen, Ann C. Yaghjian, Sally Yan, Wai-Han Vera 1 WY IUNIORS I'm Bev, fly me. b- s, mf. .V Yeager, Lisa M. Yedigariah, Cary Yetenekian, Sharon Yim, Hye K. Yim, Kevin Yim, Sung Yoo, Ri Ae Yoo, Stephanie E. L. Young, Linus Zacarias, Victor Hugo Zaldivar, Rafael Zaroukian, Araxi Zartarian, Ani Zavala, Alicia Zelenka, Zoltan rms is il'-X No, I don't have a bottle in my bag. Hey, I just got braces! E ! n I 1 E 3 5 Y i we .f--W-w..W,f,,wg-1,, W-bw- ,,,, ,,,,,,www1f- .,.,,, - W , ,, ,..,, .wmv-FW, , ,,,, ,M WM H-.-..,.w,-v...l.W-WN-N. ...W WW w.w.,,,,,,...,.......,,,,..k,, M,W,.,.,........,...,.-. , ,Y Sophomore Class D f R 1983 '- . X its Y s Q if 3 Aaron, Marc Acosta, Edgard Adlersberg, Geoffrey Adolfo, Reginald Aguilar, Eric Aguillon, Carlos Aintablian, Vrej Akopyan, Madlena Alan, Todd Alarcon, Marisa Alcantar, Enrique Alexander, Jackie Alfonso, Juan Alvarado, Nora Alvarez, Monica Anderson, Alyna Anderson, Michelle Andrews, Todd Andriassian, Raymond Archer, Andrea Arnds, Donald Arriaran, Alex Arzemanian, Shakeh Aston, Nancy Atkinson, Laura Avanesyan, Andre Awanis, Maral Babcock, April Babineau, Martin Bachman, Jodi Bae, Kyoung Baldwin, john Ballon, Daniel Barnett, David Barreto, Consuelo Bates, Cary Beadles, Kevin Beckstead, Heather Bedford, Andrew Bedikian, Asbed Bedrossian, Sahak Behr, Robert Benlian, Seta Benlian, Sossy Benton, james Bermudez, Belkis Bernal, David Bertrand, Jena Betts, Richard Black, Patrick Blackwell, William Blunk, Darryl Boghosian, Raffi Bolden, Robin Bonilla, Alvaro Borra, Catherine Bowen, Eric SOPHOMORES Boyle, Jodi Boyne, Colleen Braclcctt, Robert Bradley, Craig Bradley, Patricia Brant, Richard Brewer, Kathleen Brien, Clyde Brinton, Angela Bristow, Andrew Brower, Laurel Browne, Angel Brunett, Stephen Brunner, Michelle Bryant, William Brzostkiewicz, john Bui, Dung Burkhart, Warren Burnham, joel Cabrera, Lourdes Cabuena, Henry Caceres, Carlena Callas, Agatha Campbell, Gregory Campbell, William Cao, Thi Cao, Tho Hieu Capozzoli, Marlc Caraher, Anne Carcamo, Orlando Card, Thomas Cardenas, Pilar Carlin, Leigha Carlson, Karen Carmichael, M. Susan Castillo, Olivia Castillo, Ricardo Chai, Sun-Ok Chakerian, Ara Chang, Eric Chia, Cheng Cho, Yoon-Soo Choi, Chi Young Choi, long Chul Choi, Paul Chookhachian, Robert Chouljian, Araxie Churulcian, Allan Ciani, Michael Clark, Dayna Clayton, Pamela Cleary, Duana Cloos, Robert Cobian, Fernando Coffin, William Collier, Laura -'L in -is was The few, the proud, the Marines ,fi Y l 1-7 Better luck next time, Ioe. f W.. s ,,,, V ,P 'Q Q Y.. if W if 4+-a K if I ,w if-. r l 'MB-W 7 ws , ,J s AA.,V Q 1 'A'A P ly it ' te Q 1' ' t if . , ,, J Ma- ,ry lifgff - , ' , A -9 if fu, l ' 'X fs, X . .,,. W. a at X W. l ' I v q B' fr B E H SOPHOMORES Collister, Susan Colvin, Cynthia Conard, Kathleen Conley, Leigh Connell, Kisiah Constan, Louis Cooper, james Cortez, Deanna Cowles, Bill Cruz, Elisa Cruz, Cilma Curtis, Cynthia Dabbah, Renee Dalcessian, Maral Dang, Vinh Danley, Amy Davidson, Barbara De La Cruz, Carmen De La Nuez, Rolando De Salvio, Henry De Foe, Ken Del Razo, Thalia Delaney, Pamela Delcourt, Rafael Della Volle, Sara Dent, Cynthia Denzel, William Dermovsesian, Osanna Dharmawan, Daniel Di Gregorio, Denise Diaz, Linda Dickerson, Pamela Dickson, Bernard Dilillo, Kathleen Dimaya, Ray Dinh, Oanh Divira, Cathy Djuricic, Roberta Do, Hoang Dorman, Deborah Doyle, Steven Dudley, Suzann Dumanslcy, Gregory Dunn, Cheryl Ellis, Leigh Enge, Karen Erichsen, Erik Erie, Paul Escalante, Victor Escobar, Reynaldo Evangelatos, Denise Eyvazians, Anahid Fernandez, Aniurka Fernandez, Ricardo Ferrara, Shirleen Ferrer, Arlene Fiallos, Ana SOPHOMORES Fierro, Rex Firouzi, Karnran Fischinger, Laura Fisher, Kenneth Fisher, Pamela Fisher, Tammy Flett, Patricia Flynn, Linda Fcjo, Beatriz Fontes, Arturo Fuentes, Jorge Fulton, Tammy Fungo, Fernando Galang, jaena Gallardo, Dolores Games, Alberto Gaon, Steven Garabet, Alexon Garcia, Andrew Garcia, Betsy Garcia, Carlos Garcia, Danny Garcia, Person Garcia, Reina Garcia, Tomas Garguilo, Tina Garrison, Carol Garza, Molly Gasmen, Carlos Gates, Cecil Gavidia, Doris Gee, Ronald Geisbauer, jessica Gentry, Ken Georgy, Faten Ghazarian, Aline Gibbons, Sharon Gil, Rosa Gilmore, lerri Godfrey, james Goebel, Christine Goldstein, Rebeca Gonzalez, Ezequiel Gorham, Darrell Gortner, Heidi Goulding, Gina Gracia, Amy Gragg, Gary Grande, Gregory Grandi, Sandra Grigorian, Adrine Groia, Laura Grubb, Michael Gruss, Gerald Guevara, Guillerm Gutierrez, Myrna 'Q' x P ,lifgqi ..:- - E A.. an--1 X. 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SOPHOMORES Haddad, Feryal Haddad, Haithem Haggerty, Caitlin Hagopian, Hilda Hall, Susan Hancock, David Hand, Rachael Hanson, Kevin Hards, Ann Harland, jeffrey Hart, Kenneth Hartoonian, Ara Hause, Karen I-Iaden, john Hegle, Kathryn Hemaidan, Bassam Henry, Caroline Henry, Dean Herman, Darcy Hernandez, David Hernandez, Frank Hernandez, Guillermo Hernandez, Gustavo Hernandez, lose Hernandez, Salvador Hessian, Carol Heyer, Allison Hicks, julie Hiel, Elizabeth Hildebrand, Brent Hiller, Robert Hirota, Satoshi Holland, jefferson Hollert, Denise Holloway, john Hovsepian, Annie Howard, Tiffany Hoyos, Ana Maria Hua, Phuong Huff, Dean Huffman, Robert Hughes, Dina Hunter, Robert Huxtable, Richard Ibrahamian, Raffe Ignacio, Ethel Irish, Michelle Ivey, Chad Jang, Kye-Sock Janoian, Haik jansezian, Maggie jelliffe, Maria Jennings, lohn lensen, Cynthia jingozian, Diana Joa, Ofelia johnson, Gary SOPHOMORES johnson, Tracy jones, Sandra lung, Sara Kaffer, Christopher Kalaicljian, Nina Kalayodjian, Housed Kalivas, Elias Kalman, Andy Kanberian, Hamparzom Keen, john Keifer, Cynthia Kempler, David Kempson, Susan Kenady, lason Kenclel, Ceoffry Keshishian, lack Keshishyan, Vazgen Khachilcian, Mariam Khalil, Nancy Khodanian, Roupina Kim, Daniel Kim, David Kim, Hea Kim, Jeannie Kim, ,lulie Kim, Kye Kim, Sang Klimbaclc, Brenda Kober, Roger Koerner, Dennis Kohli, Teresa Krause, Alex Krmzyan, Serezha Kruse, jeffrey Kundanis, Elaine La Madeleine, Karen Labbad, Caroline Laguna, jose Lai, Shyan-Shung Lalley, jeffrey Lam, Lang Landazuri, Lilia Lane, William I. Lang, janelle Lee, Daniel Le, Quang Lee, Chong Ho Lee, Eun Lee, Han Ki Lee, ,leong Woo Lee, Na-Mi Lee, Peter Lee, Sally Lee, Stormie Lether, lodi Lien, Mai Ixus., 'QQ Qs we Excuse me but you re blocking my view QQ' ,f ,,, X Ni I'm so depressed! s A ee gi f: 2 e ra N fr , ,, , , , as fir a T 'ee 5- A. 16 -- 2 '2 t . is ' 1? 2 ff g 1 t, I Q- 'Q ,e, a . i gign 1 r L E 1 X -Q ' ' ' V ' if-1 W. ,,5E:,tpr. rea . ra MW -. 5 . .F :'-ga: gg, , 5 get., I 1 tl t F? ji' ,:e,,,eee mf, . at , , Ae .nv 3 1 ' l ' ' 1 A i gk it -.:, A 1. 5 'I' - 'E ai- ere A T-giiii i Q?s'N 't 'B'MSW -' hh 1.21 t,,, .,,,, t ' 'S if b ,L ., . ,..,, 5 k.,k .s ff. ..., f. ..:. I ..., t, , sea, egg, . K , Q, is Q ..,, , . ii if -'h- TJ? , 1 SOPHOMORES Lindsey, Leah Littleman, Bilson Liwag, Ira Liwag, Ulysses Lo, Robert Lomasney, lackie Lopez, Eloy Lopez, Esmeralda Lousararian, Edward Lozano, Bethel Lugo, Elba Lund. Tammy Lundberg, Peter Luong, Dien Ma, Tuyen Cam Maldolora, Gremel Madonian, Mari Maeda, Scot Maggio, Anthony Magid, Adam Magness, Marta Magoffin, Kristin Malcsoud, Samer Malinosky, Lee Mallchasian, Hilda Mansour, Mary Marcarian, Roubina Marlcarian, Janet Marlcarian, Karmen Marrujo, julie Marston, Robert Martin, Carey Martin, Lesley Martin, Michael Mata, Alberto Mathews, Curtess Mates, Betty Matos, Raquel Matsumoto, Andrew Mayer, Karen Mazaira, Juana Mazza, Melanie Mc Coy, Kelly Mc Daniel, Mark Mc Daniel, Monica Mc Dowell, Patti Mc Gee, Robert Mc Ginity, Heather Mc Grory, Alex Mc Ilwain, Sharon Mc Kay, john Mc Kiernan, Timothy Mc Millin, Thomas Meese, Debra Meguerdichian, Suzan Melgar, Gabriel Melidonian, Karelcin SOPHOMORES Menick, julie Merrill, Angel Mesropian, Masis Meza, Marco Mihal, Martin Miller, Cary Min, Kyung Minasyan, Henry Monson, Dawn Morales, Tori Moreno, Antonio Moreno, Diane Morse, Gregory Movahedi, Mahnaz Mulcelyan, Marina Mukelyan, Nora Mulcahey, Donald Nabulsi, Donna Nacimi, Natalie Nahapetian, Ann Napolitano, Denise Napolitano, Elizabeth Nassef, Ahmed Navarrete, Ricardo Navarro, Gerard Nepomuceno, Aileen Ngo, Giang Nguyen, Hanh Nguyen, Son Nguyen, Tem Nguyen, Tung Nichols, Michelle Noia, Mark Norstadt, Suzy Norvell, Samantha Novikoff, Valerie Nunez, George O'Brien, Michael O'Neil, james O'R0urke, Denise Ocon, Lizette Odekirk, jeffrey Olascoaga, Donna Older, Valerie Olivarez, Helena Oliver, Cary Oquendo, lvonne Orozco, Viola Orla, Mike Osgood, William Osuna, Olga Ouhanis, Leena Owen, john Owens, Lana Pallasch, Brian Palmer, Lisa W l A . . 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N s 'inf A , .,. . s s ,M 1? w 3 1, Af'-ze I ' g w X s Ri- Q G ,s ees ,,... 1- .1 ., P .fa . -y 7 UV' Af ff-fe i ' ' Z r A Qi ,-. .. x we ge - at S , osss Eg 'N g 8 NX Q ' 5 -rx -313 S1 SOPHOMORES Papirian, Carbis Paratore, Salvador Pardo, Francisco Parker, Christopher Parker, Lisa Patel, Bela Paul, Pamela Pedroza, Patricia Pelayo, Lupe Pellegrini, Paolo Pena, Lillian Pena, Wilson Penrod, Dawn Perry, Connie Perry, Renee Peters, Diana Petersen, Cary Petrotta, Denise Petrovich, Kristin Pham, Lan Pham, Vien Phan, Thanh Phan, Thanh Ngoc Phillips, Nancy Pinney, Donna Pisa, Tony Pocasangre, jose Porter, Robert Prada, David Prather, Anna Marie Prough, james Kevin Quigley, David Quinn, Anne Marie Quinonez, jeannie Quinonez, Maria Quiocson, jasmin Rader, Meghan Radjabniaieyazdi, Emilia Ramos, jerry Ramos, jose Rancano, jesus Rancano, Manuel Rankin, Karen Rasmussen, jill Reaves, Kurt Reisner, Angela Renteria, Kathy Reynolds, Stephen Rich, Linda Rightmyer, Rocky Riordan, Anita Ritzo, Melanie Rivera, Ariel Rivera, Armando Robella, john Robertson, Michael Robinson, jeremy SGPHOMORES Rodor-ta, Kim Rodriguez, Claudia Rodriguez, David Rodriguez, jose juan Rodriguez, Ruperto Rojas, Tony Romero, Luis Romero, Olga Rosendahl, Nik Ross, Andrew Ross, Lynda Rozenherg, Bruce Rozenberg, Wayne Ruiz, Maria Russell, Karen Rust, Siegurd Rutkoske, David Ryan, Lisa Ryfle, Stephen Sada, Rene Saenz, javier Salas, Alma Samples, julie Sanchez, Armando Sanchez, Lourdes Sandoval, Elodia Sandoval, Kelly Santillo, Elena Santillo, Lisa Sarlcissian, Shakey Savoulian, Lory Scandore, Steven Schmidtline, Ronald Schneider, Devon Schneirsohn, Victoria Schock, Randall Schoenmann, Celeste Schooler, Michele Schott, Karin Schultz, Michael Schwantes, Marcelo Scurria, Patricia Seamon, Shawn Seng, Eng Senter, Tina Sese, Victoria Seymour, Sherry Shamoon, Tom Sharine, Caruso Shaw, Clinton Sheehan, Katherine Shelton, Karen Shih, Kaiswa Shin, Inje Siam, Sandra 1 .,'. 2 L11 1 ,F i , Su Pia. N' t 4 1 1, ... gg. ft' . - t . ' .Z ,Q R me . ii , . N M -M.- :..:m::::,e.. ,. , .. ff... , I K y 2 1. - W . un 1 :. C' ' , .A . , A gk ' at ,,,,, t.-, T x ty gg 4 it i . x Q. is ' as I' E , l ' r , . .., -W Q X it .1 6 , 9- it an N . Y we W' 'a W 1. Q, hr- - J K. ., v,-s Y' 1? Qw- ,M Who does that Andy Eddy think he is .Sf K? 2 , Q ii: 4 l S t QV? ' 2 if ii i V ' .it ---Mr V' . v f-.ig 5 Q xl 3 3 ea ' xi V N S ' -ff' all X it ez . 5 - '-A . N X' 5 1-Q M ' 'W 'cs , ' x .s G l Do I know you? M X Www i ' 1 Z x W AE, z V VVLKL ii 5 ' - if icii H , , i ,Smal 3 ff 2 -. If Q gat ,.,, ,V , 1 .. , IIIL W 'V is-P 2 , . . , M 5 Ah f , , , r LZ, V Zz i if , 4. 3 is IV. . . 1 , 1 15 , i 2? Us SOPHOMORES Silva, Henry Silver, Cynthia Simaan, William Simmons, Deborah Simonian, Lorence Skala, Carolyn Smaldino, Victoria Smith, Mark Smith, Randall Snow, Jeanne Sonny, Mark Sparling, Deanna Spears, Todd Srigley, Karen Staubs, Rudolph Stocking, Garth Stout, Elisa Stuber, La Mar Suarez, Madeleine Sulahian, Narine Sullano, Felicity Summers, Kris Suregen, Avidis Suregen, Minas Sutikno, ,lane Svetich, Donna Swann, Cilette Swift, David Syed, Shian Sylvers, David Syms, Patrcia Syms, Thomas Takas, Stavroula Tanielian, Solomon Tavitian, Mary Taylor, Duncan Taylor, Glen Tekawy, Ivan Tergalstanian, Sergik Thai, Melissa Thai, Mitchell Thai, Sabrina Thisdell, Susan Thorossian, Roobiln Tien, Anh Timpson, Karen Topolse, Janice Torossian, Susan Torres, Christina Torres, Michael Tolino, Elaine Tran, Hung Trinh, Huong Trinh, Tung Tullmann, Sean Tuong, Loi Tuong, Luc SOPHOMORES Tuong, Manh Vaca-Martinez, Victor Vail, Rami Valent, Nicki Valiente, Den Ming Valladarea, Aralem Vallie1,lules Vandrew, Leilani Vanegas, Nercedalia Vargas, Calc Vargo, Michelle f. Varoujanian, Rodriclc '- f. - Vasquez, Karen 0 Velasquez, Pat N, P' Velasquez, Rudy .5 1 I 6 Q F Velazquez, Raymond fe Q K X. Veloz, Teresa Vera, Marrella Vera, Mariella Verde, Isabel Villa, Maria Villagracia, Ronald Villegas, Sara Vo, Phuong . . xi ' R , X. it U Voslcanian, Sofya 4 - U Walker, Gwynne .- 1 Walsh, Jeanette I -Q ' Walter, Kristine 57 Walters, Melinda V 1 f Walton, Suzanne I V t i Wang, Ann l V Weaver, Douglas - Weisrneyer, Kari Wendt, john Werhelow, Scott Werdi, Waad West, Wendy Wee-ton, Kerry Whaley, Brent Whisenant, Ronnie e:+Qfwrn ' .. - X, :W ,Q Whitesell, Charles Wilia, layson Williams, Amy Williams, Laura Winiarski, Nathalie Wolfington, Daniel f Wolthei, Kevin Wong, Webster Wooldridge, Cheryl Wright, Sarah Wright, Teresa Yamamoto, Susan Yetenekian, Toros Yi, Seon Yo, Sung Yoo, Sammy ' b Young, Crystal Ynung, David Zarian, Gregory Zarian, Lawrence Zavala, Esther Zavaleta, Sergio Zoroghlian, Ruben .4 Albert Alaverdian, Carolin Aronson, Terri Artinian, Henry Avila, Magalys Bevilla, Robert Boghosian, Valantine Brown, Bill Bui, Trang Capriole, Morris Cardona, Rafael Castaneda, Rafael Pictured Chae, Sun Chrisman, Paul Coorough, Margaret De La Cruz, Rosemary DeFoe, Kenneth Dempsey, Stacey Do, Lyuen Dinh lforseth, Dana Forseth, Daniel Gault, David Geiler, Denise Gomez, Juan Gren, Keith Haggerty, Caitlin Hicks, Richard Huynh, Cuc Kim Huynh, Soan Iglesias, Jose Kim, Hae Wong Lares, Sergio K Lopez, Jose MacDonald, Baruch McDonnell, Yolanda sn., lat. 1, Rosalinda Meisner, Christopher Noseworthy, Paul Nytka, Doris Pao, Melody Pelaez, I oy Ramiriz, Filiberto Roman, Salvador Rust, Siegurd Santos, Teresa ggtl Smith, Shawn Spencer, Karen Stone, Carterii iie Suarez, David Venedicto, Francisco Vilchez, Alex Wejbe, David Weldon, Nicole Williams, Nancy Wolther, Kevin -.J w - EW CTIVITIE ,. ' h L A f i K kAAiiE2g Au , L. i is fm A DAY AT 1 NMWW t ' THE FMR ww QPAY AT .,-'sd Contest winners-Hula Hoop, Look Alikes, and Best Dressed. Would you take your food from these guys??? Mother Daughter Dessert UA Day at the Fair with Ma was the theme for this year's fourth annual Mother- fDaughter Dessert, sponsored by the Girl's League. On january 22, the girls and their mothers got the chance to spend an evening of fun and games together. The cafeteria looked like a country fairground where a variety of events took place. Among the contests held were the look-alike, best dressed, and the Hula Hoop competitions. Also, pie and cake judgings were held. The evening was a huge success and all that attended had a great time. The entire Girl's League worked hard and deserves a big con- gratulations! A The judges, headed by Andy Eddy, picked the winners of the baking contest. Day At The Fair I ro- Cb This jazz dancer shows her style, -sf , .. Unusual Talent Surfaces . . Another one just bit the dust. .. !. Q , - A i -..1 ,-', if at 1 I H 'J'ss - ':.- ' 'T D x if ' Q4 ,'1 Xlsl Q- ' f igiikw tL'sQigf'11ffrw:i'1f llal . -r L, A U il - rg ,-., . -1sa' fi I4 W A ' it s N. . .. in s..aa.. 2 1. r r r K Fil--ii? f 'W 5 k.L' - f 5' W . . 5 ' sa's stef: Y gi- f , -4, - f Ezra: -a sc. 1es?F--f - n 1 - K . : Qall j If ifjfl ffi . .3 W W fi' K Tl' V' j 5 l i s . .. . ..,. ., ., . .. . . . . , Kim, who really is on first? Walking through the park one day . . . Al sings the blues. Once again, this year's Talent Show proved that the students at Glendale High have more for lessj talent than is apparent during the regular school hours. ln the past, the pro- grams have been judged and a winner was chosen. This year, however, the show was ba- sicly for entertainment. The acts that entered ranged from musical acts to comedy acts. Some of the solo performers included Al Savay and Duane Garcia who strummed out the tunes of Neil Young and Yes, respectively. Maureen B. and Kim D. argued about who was on first while the unique combination of a tuba, saxaphone, and drum came alive with Another one Bites the Dust. Eleven acts in all were enjoyed by all. Halloween Hop The first dance of the school year, the Halloween Hop, was sponsored by the Drill Team. The highly successful dance brought out all of the ghosts, goblins, cowboys, punk rockers, and creatures of every kind from Glendale High. The girls asked their favorite guys to spend an exciting and spooky evening in the cafeteria. The dance floor was packed with the unusually costumed students who rocked and rolled to the waves made by the excellent band, Ocean . The creative transformation of the cafeteria, done by the Drill Team, was intensified by the band's music, both which created a mysterious atmosphere. Later in the even- ing, the Count Court was announced and the Count was caped. The court included Tom Dudley, Andy Eddy, Randy Gonzalez, Greg Zarian, Matt Howard, Brent Bickett, and the Count, Kevin Kiesau. All in all, the entire evening was definitely a success and was enjoyed by everyone, thanks to the Drill Team. The Count Court: Andy, Greg, Kevin, Matt, Brent, Randy, and Tom. l The caping of Count Kevin. The alumni of Glendale High? Hey Kathy! Whip it! Saddle my horse, baby! BA55 The judges consider the entries. As the Halloween spirit rolled around, the traditional events took place on October 30 and 31. The first of these events was the Perk-up- a-Pumpkin contest. Each second period class designed a pumpkin they thought would be creative enough to win. Indeed, each entry was creative, The perked-up pumpkins included skiers, Raggedy Ann and Andy, and even Mt. St. Helen's, complete with smoke. Oth- ers illustrated such major issues as the presidential debates and the capture of the U.S. Embassy. The second contest that took place on Halloween was the Dress-Up Day con- test. The unusual and mostly bizarre costumes seemed to reflect the inner personalities of the students. Some came dressed as new wave rockers, coneheads, baseball players, and even Darth Vader. The pumpkinhead debates. If the students could be anything they wanted Harewho? Halloween I-laps Juniors Break Curfew Better cover that one up! The eleventh grade's big night out, the Junior Prom, took place on December 6, 1980, in the gym. The otherwise sports-oriented gym was transformed into a romantic setting perfectly representing the night's theme, Even in the Quietest Moments. Couples found fun and romance as they danced the entire even- ing away. Everyone responded with excitement to the very talented band, Front Seat. As the night sped by, the suspense mounted as to who would be crowned queen of the Junior class. Junior class president, Joey McClure, finally announced Mary Owen as queen. Mary reigned over the remainder of the evening along with her court of which included Julie Gangi, Kim Deissenberger, Lori McSweeny, Brenda Kaiser, and Kim Greenburg. Remo Iezza got camera happy too. Couples take time out for a rest. This is a good place for a stick-up! Even In The Quietest Moments vi N. F The Zombie -a new dance? But Cecilia, where's Linus?? Junior Court and escorts-Kim D. and Chip, Lori and Jim, Queen Mary and joey, Kim G. and Matt, Julie and Remo, Brenda and jim. The Court Dance. QAnother one Remo?j Queen Mary Owen and Joey McClure enjoy their dance. Alumni Basketball 5-ai Al tt Mike's been working overtime, so has his Old Spice. This years Alumni Basketball game between the 1980, Varsity Basket- ball Team and the various alumni graduates from G.H.S.'s past, turned out to be a good one. The game took place in the school gym, where the fans were amazed by the many talents of the Alumni All-Stars. By the time the first half was over, the Alumni were ahead by a respectable four points. This is when the ALUMNI started to slow down the pace and the Varsity team took advantage of it. Leading the game by a near two points, the Varsity team took their grounds to start the fourth quarter. Through a long fourth quarter, the game finally ended with the All-Stars on top, 65- 61. After game interviews were not allowed, due to the fact that the Varsity team lost the game. Chris Jensen an Alumni returner for three years, was interviewed after the game stating that this was the toughest game he has played in three years, He also feels that this years team will go far, Playing for the Alumni were: Alen Cauble, Wayne Crownover, Chris Jensen, Bill Kriste, Craig Knudsem, Scott Knudsen, Dave Miller, Craig Rethmeyer, Steve Snodgress, Ted Tiffany and jay Thomas. Hey, don't stare at the camera! xii H Get the ball Alen. And the band plays on mx? . Which way to Disneyland? 'fix ffm W .ern , ,, rd M R t x E i I QQ' i Oratorical Week . The tour starts in 10 minutes! As the excitement of Oratorical mounted, the stu- dents found ways throughout the bi week to let the tension ease a bit. Monday through Tiiursday brought different dress-up days for everyone to participate in. Monday brought bizarre hat with Hat Day, Tuesday encouraged the punk-at-heart on Punk Day, Wednes- day saw movie star seekers with suntan lotion on Tourist Day, and Thursday brought out the youn children of Glendale High with Kiddie Day. Severai activities took place ranging from Punk dancing to baby bottle drinking races. A fi S ,T , .A E ,rr i' t if ti, . Q, F. it ,. '55 ,t,, Y y L. ,. ' V, - i i' -iw i t 5 ' D You got something to say about punkl? SLURRRRPPP!!! Sue acts her age! 4 Gratorical task?-i Brings Gut Joy And Saddness The 72nd Oratorical. For most it meant high hopes of gaining victory. This year all three classes worked hard to show u the P others. The sophomore speaker, Ahmed Nessef got into his speech, Universal Plea. As for the spirit contest, well, it being their first year and all, it merely showed lack of experience. The Junior Speaker, jay Duncan, exposed the problems in the family in The American Family. The attendance of the Junior class added greatly to the volume of their cheers. Finally, the Senior speaker, Stuart Schoenmann, gave his all with his speech entitled Leader- ship. Now, what the Seniors lacked in attendance, they made up for in originality. A first in recent competitions, the Seniors jogged to their seats, much to the surprise of the other classes, and with fcon'd on pg. 891 l. Z, cs-lftii Cul fe-Uf3s'ss5s3f2iWQ .oiiii a?'.Qi 'R if Sophomores sit quietly. gi aid -ki. Hey' Look! Could it be??? Obviously, the pencil lead went to this judges head. The winning Junior tableau. X Hun'-V Ahmed gives his Universal Plea . Juniors try their best. Rob sees Heather . . . Heather runs!!! great intensity, told everyone who they were. The cheering was loud and precise. According to the judges, the winners were: Speech-Sophomores, Tableau-Juniors, Spirit-juniors. Most Sen- iors were shocked with walking away with nothing and felt they should have at least tied for spirit. fTalk about fired uplj The judges fled in the nick of time, for a few seniors wanted to speak their minds fwhat would they have said?J Every class deserves a hand though, especially the class presidents, Roger Hancock, Joey Mc- Clure, and Angela Brinton, Senior, Junior, and Sophomore, respec- tively. Thus, another Oratorical is etched in memories and things settle back to normal around the campus . . . Note: the judges are still no where to be found. QNever stop looking Sheri!! Godfather Roger and his hitmen scan the crowd. Oh what a relief it is! Washington and his crew fSenior tableauj Mario holds flag Feiffer's People Oh, Bernard! You know it's all psychosomatic! We're the telephone company! We don't have to care. Come on, guy! You gonna fight or not? .. em Q elee Q5 . S A s Will the meeting of the I'm just doing my job club please come to order?! V You never think about me. Always itsa you! Did you see that dopey movie last night? George Moon lived on the moon , . , I don't get aroused anymore Feiffefs People, the outrageously funny Spring play, was performed March 19-21, and the 25th, 26th, and the 28th. The play revolves around a cartoonist, jules Feiffer, whose characters come to life in different skits of how people relate to the problems of american society. Under the direction of Cheryl Keast, the entire cast put in many lon hours preparing for the erformances. The cast in- cluded Beth Ahaus, Lizette Allflama, M.J. Grubb, Cheryl Lee, Chris Manning, Kevin McCullough, Kathy McWorter, David Rodriguez, Paul Rodriguez, Larry Ross, Randy Smith, and Marina Thompson. By the way, those bulletins were quite catchyl? QWHO wrote them?J ,K f': ?'f R Cupid's Dance . Matt Buonaguidi, Randy Gonzalez, Warren McCourtney, Gary Peterson, Matt Howard. Tell me more, tell me more. . . do you think we can score? Yes, this year Cupid did appear and many couples were indeed hit with the sharpshooter of romance at the annual Valentine's Dance. The boy's gym was transformed into Cloud Nine as the music rolled off the turntable. The tunes were introduced by a dee-jay, a rare treat. All the couples enjoyed the entire evening. Matt Howard was crowned Cu- pid, and along with the court, shared a dance with their sweethearts. Swing your partner round and round Watch me take over the floor, baby. All Aboard!!! Unconcert sings of freedom. Unconcert Sings Cf Freedom f'- f Come on, Diana, not now! This year, A'Cappella opened up with it glo- rious sounds on Thursday night, February 26 in the Glendale High auditorium. The theme of Unconcert was Freedom and was ex- pressed by many well performed songs origi- nated by the Beatles to Electric Li ht Orches- tra. The energetic A'Cappella memiers danced and sang their way to the imaginations of the audience. The highli hted duets by Sean McLaughlin and Sandi' Gessner, Kurt Free- mont and again, Sandy, also captivated every- one with their fantastic singing. Other soloists included David Stubbs, Charlene Whitaker, Jennie Smith, Gary Petersen, and Pam Zero. Unconcert was definitely a hit this year, thanks to the hard work of the A'Cappella and Glenn DeLange. Ahhhhhhhhhh. . . 'Hall i' - The annual GlendalefHoover football rivalry game turned out to be another victory for Glendale. Thou h the fans were restless, the Nitros kept their stride. Before the startin of the game, the Homecoming courts and queens Rom each school were escorted onto the field through the lines of Drill Team members and u to their reserved seats in the stands by their escorts. There, they crowned the other school members of the court and the fans watched the Drill Team and band ut on exciting shows for all. All in all, the game between the Nitros and Tornadoes was a game that will be long remembered because the Nitros clinched the league championship. Homecoming Durflinger makes it look easy. H' u,:.ffWM .,.. N K The beginning of a victory. l Hey babe, what are you doing after the game? Eddy scrambles fo' 3 TD- The camera catches the excitement shown by the cheerleaders 13 i 'leak if Vk in Vg i Lrh, -2 The 1980 Homecoming Court-and escorts-Sarah and Paul, Denise and John, Queen Amy and Jeff, Heather and Mike, Sonja and Shawn, Stacey and Randy. The court's dance. Queen Amy and Jeff dance the night away. a . Lkzx fit if Brett and Linda, like everyone else, had a great time. This year's Homecoming Dance sparked the fuse of the Dynamiter spirit leading up to the rival football game. The couples gathered in the ym on Monday, December 10. The gym was transformed into an ele ant dance floor that set a romantic mood for every couple. Towards the end of the evening, the Homecoming Queen was an- nounced. The chosen queen, Amy Herman, reigned over the Beat Hoover activities along with her court of which included Stacey Seamon, Sonja Haynes, Sarah Morrison, and Heather Taylor. The music, supplied by Affinity, provided an enchantin atmosphere for the queen's dance, as well as througiout the evening. it er ft Urban Cowgirl? Sweets for the sweet. Once again, the annual Beat Hoover Day Car- nival took place during an extensive lunch in the puad. The clubs' booths sold mouth-watering oods to satisfy the hearty appetites and the sweet teeth. Amist the streamers, students, and different stands, Mr. Silverman led his 'azz band in toe- tappin music. The music roledl through the uad, enhancing the spirit felt by everyone. Thecltighlight of the day was the traditional hit- ting of the Hoover car. 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QILGA E7 ig 01156931 EK AQIAQHZ WTF A Choir-Beadles, Benjamin, Bower, Brockett, Brower, Brown, Bryden, Blunier, Cheleden, Choi, Collins, Conte, Esteban, Fennel, Fralick, Frame, Fremont, Cangi, Garza Cessner, Harrison, Herrera, Horejsi, Hull, Hull, Jennings, Ieong, Kalivas, Karagozian, Kilvington, Kim, Lane, Marchak, McGrath, McGrory, McClaughlin, McSweeney, Miller,Rodreguez, Sanford, Seamon, Sepulvida, Smith, Stubbs, Thorp, Whitaker, Wilkerson, Yim, and ZERO ,-if if 105 Stage Crew- Robert Behr, Ronald Bradley, Richard Brandt, Bill Brown, Henry Cabuena, Robert Chookhachian, David Davis, Andrew Garcia Martin Gibbons, Kenneth Hathcock,Kurt Hotchkiss, Iusto Joa, William Koch, Ulysses Liwag, Roy Luster, Martinez Robert, Raymond Matecki Scott McKay, Siegurd Rust, Michael Schultz, James Sessions, Chris Steeves, Brent Whaley, Sergio Zavaleta SEAM? 0131155 0109 LEMESSV Student Congress, under the direction of Andy Eddy, our Student Body Vice-President. 2-1 X Q N . ...K-T X if sg . . , X XX' fx -Qi ful , Q JF ?Yw'7Z4. M -is Q42 wp 4 vi Q w V' q' 1 A ,K-49'5l'1-A y , .J A - f Q f. . ' 'T 11,5411 ' q JE , ,fqjxswx X XX Q Tiff. X 1 , ff, . VET- .7 ' 5? f' 'i W ' we 4 5555 X T5 W '25 Q D 5 ' 39 W 7+ 5 5, if M-if w I +A Qgf-3:55 -5 aw 1-4' . fi Q 5 l National Honor Society top L-R, Marbeh Derhacopian, Robert Lane, Paul Yang, Tammy Liebrand, David Stubbs, Michelle Alan, Caryn Fong-Pres., Duane Bickett, Ritu Sadana, Amy Herman, Augelia Dickerson, Christine Horesji, john Lienhard, seated-Jim Kirchberg, Sam Dubria, Andy Eddy, Paul Tenner, Phillip Yu, and Peter lensen California Scholarship Federation fn... M V ' . aww . W mul Tenner, Dir. of Pub. Joey McClure, jr. Pres. David Stubs, Assemblies Tom Hammer, Resident jock Sheri Nix, Spirit Rep. li Sandy Cessner, ASB Pres, Andy Eddy, ASB VP . - john McGrory, Activities Sarah Morrison, Secffreas. Teri Mortimer, C-AA Pres Jill Thompson, Pine Arts 3 . ,QW Denise Dohr, ISC Angela Brinton, Soph. Pres. Carol Brockett, Music Ritu Sadana, ICC S y . Sonja Haynes, Girls' Pres. Roger Hancock, Sr. Pres. NP Mrs. Cwail Long, advisor NP 109 Sr. Cabinet, Mario Capozzoli, Mr. Koerner, Caryn Fong, S. Kim, Roger Hancock Q M Q Sr. Spirit, Ines Hernandez, Sunny Schrader, Cindy Hicks, Monica Sanford SHE 110911 GIAQEJJ iSCfl!5v1H3lQ5l' 515 310911 GIAIBZI FEET gagjllljl' Jr. Spirit, Diana Campbell, Mary Mudie, Mary Owen, julie Gangi jr. Cabinet, K. Staff, Mr. Briggs, J, McClure, Madelin Carracela, R. Palma 77' firm l. T... W H Tw 'Z AJ' slr A ,J - W Q Y , I 4 , , v T' ' ff N W fizrizw fi , '19 M 2' . rf w. 4 W. f,, my wi at it ., WW zI.,3' 456 QQ 2 H5273 35 1: ' ,. .. ' L g W 'SEEN Maya? 2 Qi ck -s Inter-Club Council, Club Presidents, Ritu Sadana-Representative 310101 - ...- 6930165553 ..... Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Barry Silverman GBIKCEANZJZAZEVZJGDNSV X ...---- ' President Stacey Seamon. Under the enthusiastic leadership of Stacey Seamon, this year's Glendale High School Pep club had a great amount of spirit and energy. The main goal of the Rowdy Roosters is quite evident even in the name- to encourage pep and rowdiness! The Pep club's purpose was also to promote involvement in all school activities and functions open to students at Glendale High School. 713 Among the activities the Rowdy Roosters were involved in were sponsoring a booth at the Beat Hoover Day carnival, and demonstrating cheers for teammates on the football and basketball teams. The Pep club added an extra amount of excitement to all activities they were involved in. SWEZLQIHEJQI'-F Ritu Sadana, President. Under the direction of advisor Ms. Betina Schendel, presi- dent Ritu Sadana, vice president Amy Herman, secretary Tammy Leibrand, and treasurer Hilda Hagopian, the S club gave service to the community through friendship and fellowship. The S club is sponsored by the Soroptimist Federation of the Americas. A soroptimist is one who gives herself in time, service, and cooperation. The goal of the Service club is to promote unity through the awareness of others, and that is exactly what this year's S club accomplislyed. The dedicated group participated in collecting food for needy people at Thanksgiving, singing carols for the aging people in convalescent homes at Christmas time, and rais- ing money to give a scholarship to an outstanding senior gir . In the past, the Fashion club has been combined with the Cosmetology club. However, this year, with the hard work of president Sheryl Pierce and club advisor Miss Sue Hunt- zinger, the Fashion club was striving for success on its own, and certainly made it. The goal of the Fashion club was to give clothing students a wider exposure to the clothing industry, and to promote - CDEIUBIEGDCE X ,L . . ,k?..,,,J. President Sheryl Pierce. I clothing classes at G.I-I.S. The Fashion club designed outfits and stitchery works. They have visited Barnsdall Museum to observe creative stitchery projects and two year Fashion colleges. The Fash- ion club has had guest speakers from the Fashion Institute, Brook's College, and also the Barbison School of Modeling. 559.5551 GB rx. 'Y . Cathy Boone and Deana Ortiz, Presidents. Under the guidance of club advisor Mrs. J. Larson, co- presidents Deana Ortiz and Cathy Boone, and vice president Karen Whaley, the Cosmetology club learned many fun and interesting things this year. The Cos club's purpose was to promote an interest to any student at G.H.S. in the field of Cosmetology, and allow those interested students to begin to pursue the work in- , I if volved in becoming a licensed Cosmetologist. The Cos club participated in community service, allow- ing local residents to receive haircuts, manicures or facials at a nominal fee. In addition to this, the club visited beauty and trade shows, demonstrations, and invited guest speak- ers to meetings. Y-. if , , s President Deirdre Carney. l l Under the superb leadership of president Deirdre Carney The enthusiastic club went to a Kathryn Hepburn play, and advisor Mrs. Cheryl Keast, the Drama club began on its and performed mime and different scenes from plays in a own without the Thespians for its first year. Drama festival at Reseda High School this year. To raise the The oal of the Drama club was to encourage students at money necessary to pay for sets, the club sold candy bars, Glendje Hi h School who were seriously interested in act- and sponsored booths at the Beat Hoover Day and P.N.M.A. ing to join the club and hel publicize the many aspects in Carnivals. creativity Drama has to offgr. EQIAQIHA 31.5.50 President Liza Lessin. The International Thespian Society is an edu- cational organization which aims to establish and advance standards of excellence in all hases of theatre arts, and to create an active intelligent interest in theatre arts at the high school level. Leading the dynamic grou was president Liza Lessin, vice president Jill Tlhompson, treasurer Yvonne Meier, secretary Marina Thompson, publicity chairman Kevin McCullough, and lia- son Deirdre Carney. Thespian membership is granted for meritori- ous work in theatre arts which meets the I.T.S. guidelines. 4 r?,,, President Steve Huizenga. One of the more complex clubs at G.H.S., the Computer club took reat interest in the comput- er's influence in our daily lives and its usefulness as a problem-solving tool. Or anized by president Steve Huizenga, vice president Carlo Cabellero, and advisor Mr. Henri Tuthill, exploration of the com uter's problem- solving capacities were stressed? The Computer club took a trip to UCLA for members to get acquainted with a colle e level computer system, and also programmer? games and posters for school fund raising events. ll -- was mia-+Q. 950111 -I NQIE President Samson Dubria. The dedicated cabinet of the Science club included presi- dent Samson Dubria, vice president Narbeh Der Hocobian, members of council Mike Bachtold, Sung Chun, Stuart Schoenman, and co-advisors Miss Marshall and Mr. Lo- chead. The main purpose of the Science club was to acquire knowledge in the various areas of science, and to discover the many interesting and ever increasing scientific fields open to students. The Science club made visits to energy exhibits at the L.A. county fair, San Diego, Balboa Park, and the campuses of Cal Tech., USC, and UCLA. In addition to its busy schedule, the club was also active in the Beat Hoover Day and P.N.M.A. carnivals. President Bernice Dougherty. After a year of inactivity, the Social Science club, under the guidance of president Victor King, vice president Key- van Behnia, and secretary treasurer Eric Graat, reopened its doors to discovering the political happenings in t e world today. Promoting interest in the Social Sciences was the main goal of the Social Science club this year. 9 570901. 27013115 QIE President Victor King. This aware club held a political forum representing the presidential candidates this year, publicized a bi-weekly editorial survey, and articipated in a national competition of problem-solving Ear the future. One cannot help but wonder if tomorrow's political leaders stemmed from the G.H.S. students of today! WZHAIT The Speech and Debate club, under the support of presi- dent Bernice Dougherty and advisor Mr. Tom Hall, was one of the more diligent and dedicated clubs this year. The main goal of the Speech and Debate club was to provide all ofthe students at Glendale High with the oppor- tunity to participate in speech andfor debate competitions throughout the year. The club also helped to teach students to learn speech techniques and improve their own. The Debate club participated in the Occidental Colle e Speech Festival this year, and two other activities were tEe Lions club and Optimist club speech competitions. It is refreshing to see that a club truly goes beyond the doors of G.H.S. to promote club interest. The Sun and Surf club, a distinguished group of people as members, proved to be a very fun and stimulating club this y year. T The club officers were president Rob Gallagher, vice president Remo Iezza, secretary Deanna Bernal, treasurer Ainsley Elliot, and director of publicity Lisa Wang. The beach lovers traveled to local beaches, where they UiiKZlSiif51EiE!CEtlBE.i'3F ' A A President Rob Gallagher. either went surf boarding, boogie boarding, body surfing, or simply lying out and encouraging a tan. Experienced surfers taught beginners how to progress, and demonstrated var- ious stunts ossible on a surf board. President Rob Gal- lagher statedj the Surf club provided a respit from the hectic academic pursuits at G.I-IS. SHN 5715355 President Cindy Netzer. Under the guidance of Mr. J. Jordan, president Cindy Netzer, and vice president Cathy Boone, the Frisbee Golf club has finished its second year at G.H.S., and had a great turn-out. The game of Frisbee Golf is played simply by using a Frisbee in the place of a golf ball, and one's arm in the place of a club. The club consists of people who have the common interest in Frisbee Golf as a competitive sport. The rou played at Oak Grove park, and kept informed about cgsc championshi s and tournaments. Some members even included the familly dog to join in! Returning Frisbee Golf members were thrilled to see the enthusiasm radiated by the incoming sophomores. The American Anti-waste Campaign was established in order to defend society against hypocracy, laziness, and ignorance. The members also wanted to encourage clean and healthy living to preserve the resourcefulness and health of the earth. The club was led by president, Paul Tenner and vice-president, Ben Mclntosh. Among the many activities sg President, Paul Tenner. were to have bicycle rides through Glendaleg to sell air or nose pins when the need for them arises, to distribute valu- able information concerning methods of conserving energy and most importantly, to inform students on the current energy situation. It was the intention of Anti-waste Club to inform the students at GHS. of our present energy enigma AN C5131 IHHASVGHE - - - J JHESEQH4 President, Mario Capozzoli. The Investment Club was established by the co-founders Mario Capozzoli and Rocko Gervasi. The members want to not only invest in stocks and bonds, but also in school activities. The investments made to the school are not in money, but in terms of human support. The club meets at least two times a month to decide our upcoming events and 120 to count our money. Of course, the club was founded on ltalian premiss, but anyone with a will to invest in Ameri- ca's future may join. Money or lack thereof is not a prere- queset. Our members are all in good standing thus, anyone with a bad record may not join until everything is cleared up. The Vietnamese Club, a very active organization on cam- pus, hopes to promote a friendly relationship among the club members. Their activities included: fundraisersg selling food at school Carnivals, Club picnics and partiesp a tutorial program for new Vietnamese students who need help in English and other subjects, sponsored by voluntary club lwtllgvli fi 2 -1 ,. -I N. . I 3' i President I-Ian Phan. r members, sport competition in various events, the club pre- sented an enjoyable show about the Vietnamese New Year. Everyone was welcomed. The club officers were: president, Han Phan, vice-president, Binh Nguyen, treasurer, Paul Pham, and secretary, Yem Phan. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Helen Becich. H317 GI .MJIHIESEE President, Sue McGuire. The Irish Club, most commonly known as the Friends of Ireland, is a newly formed organization to introduce the customs of Ireland to Glendale High. Among the many activities were: attending galic games, inviting guest speak- ers, inviting Irish folk dancers to perform, and participating in St. Patrick activities. The club leaders, all having some Irish descent are: presi- dent, Sue McGuire, vice-president, Sandy Gessnerg secftrea- surer, Keri McDonald, director of publicity, Danny De- laney, director of activities, Robert Gallagher. Supervising the club are Mr. Kevin Welch and Mr. G. Gallagher. The club turnout was surprisingly successful. President Ho Mok Lee. Under the guidance of advisor Mr. Malcolm MacKinnon, president Ho Lee, vice presidents Brian Cho, and Kay Ahn, treasurer Hanna jeong, secretary Heather Choi, and director of activities Andy Pak, the Korean club accomplished a great deal this year. The main goal of the club was to bring togeth- er all Korean students at G.H.S., discuss any problems, and to introduce the Korean culture to American society. The club actively supported school sports events, performed in a Christmas play, and pub- lished a Korean Club book. 5 C ' 'ii' ew The Armenian club, one of the larger clubs at Glendale High School, believes that studyin and analyzing Arme- nian history is very significant in Eringing about ideas in the Armenian culture today. With the support of their advisor Mr. Henri Tuthill, president Hyayr Kurdoghlian, vice president Shant Ohanes, treasurer jerry Torossian, and secretary Aida Melidonian, 122 President Hyayr Kurdoghlian. the Armenian club actively partici ated in many of our school functions. Various activities the club was involved in were holding a booth at the Beat Hoover Day and P.N.M.A. carnivals, and club discussions. The main oal of the Armenian club was to seek out their heritage, ant? present it to American society. President Cindy Netzer. Led by club advisor Mr. Calla her, president Cindy Netzer, vice president Felgcia Hamilton, secretary Sarah Morrison, and treasurer Kristen Rapp, the Spanish club once again proved to be very creative. The Spanish club provided an authentic look at the S anish culture, and encoura ed members to use the language whenever possiile, enabling them to become more affluent. Some of the events the S anish club articipat- ed in were viewing Spanish language films, din- ing at authentic Spanish restaurants, and school T CZ: ollamz-um II SWANIW .. . - gf ,..- k if ' President Ines Hernandez. The Cuban club officers were president Ines Hernandez, booths at the Beat Hoover Day and P.N.M.A. carnivals, and vice president Madelin Carracela, treasurer Monica Landini, other various fund raisers, in order to raise the money secretary Lisa Castelum, and director of publicity Jose Car- necessary for such donations. not. The Cuban club was an active participant in school func- The Cuban cIub's main concern was helping to contribute tions, and added its support to such activities as the Home- money for the different scholarship associations- P.N.M.A., coming Dance and International Day. Cuban, and American. The club has sponsored a dance, held 123 President Yvette Sahakian. --v--...Y --.T,..- , Under the guidance of club advisor Mr. Jack Trotter, president Denise Dohr, vice president Ainsley Elliot, and secretary-treasurer Chris Peplow, the German club has been a constant participant in many festivities, along with pro- moting interest in the German langua e and culture. Among the activities the German club has been involved, AN President Denise Dohr. include visiting the great Oktoberfest at Alpine Village, ice- skating, seeing various German films, and designing a year end party featuring German foods. This zany bunch of peo le are also fanatics about fund raising events. The group ffas held booths at both the Beat Hoover Day and P.N.M.A. carnivals. CEEMIH l 55315 Gm According to French club president Yvette Sahakian, many chan es have been made in the French club this year. One of tlge primary differences from previous years was that meetings were conducted in French. The main oals of the French club have been for club members to agxieve a better understanding of French life and culture, and im- prove each member's spoken French. The activities the French club has been involved in are playing scrabble in French, learning French poems, inviting guest speakers to discuss French topics, and participatin in several school fund raising events. The club also held infor- mal gatherings at various homes and cooked French foods. tzsraseretiimftss .teliuifl W' . .g,A'f1Td4-4 A Steve Sherman, the president of the Jogging club said, the main urpose for the club is not the competitiveness, although tffat is a factor, but to enjoy the sport. The goal was primarily to have fun, however, keeping in tip-top shape was a requirement also. The advisor of the club was Mr. Bryant. President Steve Sherman. The members have jog ed in Griffith Park, Verdugo Park, the Verdugo Hills, and Angeles Crest. To raise money, the joggers sponsored a relay-type-race in which members rode bicycles, along with running. This money went toward the registration fee that was necessary for each person to pay to enter public races such as the 10 kilometer run. QEQMN jiloacscsii President Peter Algiers. ' ' 'A so ' The Cycling club, directed by president Peter Algiers, with the advice of Mr. Rike, was a group of students who strived to become in top shape, and have a terrific time doing it. The main objective of the Cycling club was to have fun, and also to present the o portunity of racing to serious members. The members also learned about their bicycles and the different aspects of bicycling. The roup traveled lon bike-of coursej to Griffith Park and to gre beach. As stated before, the main goal was to have fun, and the Cycling club had no problem in achieving this. The club enjoyed nature and sightseeing trips, and rode in such areas. 4Z1'... .T- 2 President Tom Dudley The Chess Club cabinet this year consisted of: president Tom Dudley, vice-president Martin Arellano, secretary Chris Peplow, and treasurer Randy Gonzalez. The main pur ose of the club mfs to develope appreciation for the game of c ess. The members arranged tournaments challeng- ing other high schools, and competed against one another. Members enjoyed the deepness that the game involved. amass - - - I 1511 I . QIHACEAZJINE President Victor King Coordinated by president Victor King, editor Mi- chael Esteban, assistant editor Kevin Martin, secre- tary-treasurer Ritu Sadana, and advisor Mr. Peter Tassopulos, the Literary Magazine was quite a suc- cess in itsithird year at Glendale High. The purpose of Literary Ma azine is to com rise creative writin done by Glenjale High Schoolpstu- dents, and pubiish them into a unique gathering of fine literature at the ,end of the year. In order to raise' nioney, the Literary Magazine helped at the Beat Hoover Day and PNMA carni- va s. Dance Company, one of the more active clubs on campus, is a groug of motivated girls drawn together to fpromote dance an related activities inside and outside o school. Coordinating these activities throughout the year were Lisa McKiernan, Student Director, and Amy Herman, Manager. Tryouts are held twice a year and anyone may try-out. !1llIA'iKZf5LiE,Sv President Amy Herman. This year's events included a dance for the talent show, various workshops and performances, a studio night where classwork was shared with an audience, and a spring recital in which dancers tried-out to be in an onstage performance. Dance Company also sponsered many professional dance performances, and presented guest teachers. EA QI? President, Tom Hammer. ' New this year, the Marbles Club boasted one of the most enthusastic followings of any club on campus. The club could be found frequently playing with their marbles in the ctiad. Club member, And Eddy was quoted as saying, I t rive on the intense thrill, of competitive marblin ! Club officers included: Tom Hammer, president and resident ace, Andy Eddy, keeper of the marbles, Bruce Dunham, chalk- monitor, Mark Ca pazoli, refreshments, Bill Weisburg, pol- isher of the sacreclgmarbleg Mario Cappazoli, finance chair- man, Little Lou Peplow, publicity chairman, Kevin Ayers, drawer of the sacred circle, and Mike Walton, resident cheater. Providing a welcome break from school, the club held a warm spot in many students' hearts. Rugged individuals with a love of nature once again unit- ed to stalk the mountains in this year's Backpacking club. Under the superb leadership of club president Carol Passon, membership of this popular club increased greatly from past years. Various excursions to Angeles Crest were very successful and this year's casualties were kept to a minimal few. Last if I6 GHC QHAQIKJI President, Carol Passon year's planned trip to Mt. St. Helens was cancelled due to technical difficulties. The backpacking club was extremely successful at the ever popular Beat Hoover Day and PNMA carnivals. Future club plans include trips to the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and a hike through the Glendale High quad. Sli!! President, Monica Sanford 'ii V if if , One of the largest and most popular organizations on campus, the Ski Club, often referred to as the Schuss- boomers has been an active club at Glendale High for many years. The club has taken many exciting trips, including their annual tri to Mammoth Mountain over Christmas vacation. The club informs interested skiers about trips planned, headed by Faculty Supervisor, Mr. Aido Buona- K , , kg ,, A ,M I ,.... . ' . guidi. The club encouraged all interested people to take this o portunity to learn and enjoy the popular sport of skiing. Tie skiers consist of all ranges of skill and experience. Every year the club works towards its oal of providing companionship to those students who slgare the common interest of skiing, and each year they succeed. Hi, my name is Linda Veloz, and thanks to APS I spent a wonderful two months in Switzerland last summer. I had always thought of Switzerland as sort of a dream country, with a lot of mountains, snow, and banks, but while I lived there I came to recognize it as a country with a very old, proud history and customs both like and different to America. Switzerland borders on Germany, Italy, and France, and the languages of all three countries are spoken there. QMy family spoke Germanj My host brother was taking the average thirteen classes-not each class every day. All classes are highly competi- tive, and after school he rarely had time for any- thing besides homework. What was a surprise to me was that the Swiss cannot get their drivers license until they reach the age of eighteen! Consequently, few school kids drove to school. Many people walked or rode their bikes, and if they lived farther away they often took the train. My host family considered my three car family to be very wasteful. Not only was my Swiss summer a dream come true, I learned a lot about the country, the culture, and the thinking of different people. MHS A5557 Hi! I'm Elaine Barros and I'm an APS exchange student from Brazil. My reasons for becoming an exchan e student were because I thought it would ie a great opportunity to spend a year etting to know about the United States, and Eecause I hosted an American girl and I know how wonderful it can be. I have been fortunate enough to see and ex- perience many new things since coming here. Having this experience a person learns that loving goes beyond time and space. Writing this gives me a chance to thank all my new friends here. I especially appreciate my sis- ter and great friend, Chris Haase. You don't know how much help you have been in enhanc- ing my experiences in the United States. It's impossible to put all my experiences in such few words. Possibly if I could combine all the beautiful si hts of nature present here, like the rainbow ang added the special kinds of peo- ple who live in the United States, I could make one sculpture of this experience. I am sure this is goin to be one of the best years of my life. I woulflike to thank my host family, Glendale High and AFS for making it possible! Thank you! IEEE 15 My name is David Lilien and I come from Belgium, a small country of West Europe. I live in the Southeast of Belgium in Verviers, a city of 30,000 people, and my native language is French. In Belgium, there are only 10,000 citizens- I be- lieve the population of L.A. The weather is fairly cool and during the summer the temperature reaches 80 at the most, whereas in winter we have snow. There are so many things to do, to see, to discover in a city as big as LA. School here is much easier than school in Belgium. The class atmosphere is different: here students are more relaxed, the classes are noisier, and the teachers are more loose towards the students. In Bel- gium, a person has ten courses chosen for him, and school begins at 8:00 am and ends about 4:00. I enjoy sports very much. I am a fan of the I..A. Dodgers, and I belong to the tennis and soccer teams at GI-I.S. This experience is really great for me. I have learned a lot in discovering new people and a new culture. I think I will benefit from this wonderful year, and it will prove to be something I shall never forget. Hi, I am Pascale Blunier and I am a YFU exchange student from Switzerland. In Switzerland I live in a small village named Brugg, with only 4,000 inhabi- tants. It is rarel hot there and is usually raining. I love the warmth and especially the beaches here! To answer the most usual questions, yes, I do ski, and we do have TV in Switzerland! In Switzerland I attend the gymnasium which is like high school and college here. Gymnasium is not mandatory that is why studying there is much more academic than in American high schools. In my school there are only about 500 students, so G.I-I.S. is a big exper- ience for me. There are so many activities in and around this school that a person can't get bored. We do not have that in this dimension of my school. We have sports, but no clubs. I think it is wonderful! To anyone who would like to become an ex- change student: I would say, do it, because it is a reat experience for everyone involved. I have Fearned a great deal since my departurelfrom Swit- zerland-about myself, understanding others, and fitting in with another culture. I am ver happy to be here in California and I know it will be a fantastic year for me. 133535 M ,Nu .,.. . , W .,,. N' ,raw Ha. 1 11, if-4, H W ,,f-- ...ted --,,f. Q . . s :.A e r I r . 'I Hi! My name is Marcel Koehler, and I am a YFU ex- change student from West Germany. I came here to America because I thought it would be interesting to stand on my own legs for one year, to build my own personality and to think about my life in the future far away from my country. My country differs not in many ways from the U.S. I guess it comes because Europa, in the 60's and 7O's, picked a lot of things up from the Americans. So, we have the same things, distinct only because of the different cultural influence. School is a big difference. Occupation- al school is combined with regular school. In Germany, we cannot go to classes like print shop or wood shop. We have special schools for that. You can go to it when you learn a business. Our political system is also based on the democratic idea. The elaboration of the USA's system is because you are more qualified here. I like America. My experiences are mostly positive and I must thank YFU, Glendale High School, and my host family. They have all given me the chance to live for one year in the United States of America. I am Diana Hawthorne and I am a YFU exchange stu- dent for a year in France. I had to give up my senior year at Glendale High to come here, but I do not regret it at all, and I do not think I ever will. This is a great experience, to live in a different culture, with a family that I did not even know when I got here, but who is now a part of me. I have a ten year old sister, a sister my age, two older brothers, my parents and a dog. We live about 95 miles northeast of Paris, in the suburbs of St. Quentin. A person learns so much about himself, others and even about appreciation of the U.S. through YFU. I just love it! Of course I have homework, and there are times when I feel homesick, but it is all part of the things I am exper- iencing. David Lilien, also a YFU student, who is now at Glendale High, is my Belgian-brother and is staying in my home for a year. I was fortunate enough to take a visit to Belgium to visit David's family. I really wish more people would participate in YFU and AFS, or some exchange program, because it really is a different experience that often is not given. A person meets a lot of people who will always be friends. It is great to become a part of an international family. :ma 'HW Top, L to R: Advisor Mrs. Davey, Patrice Ritter, Patricia Ferguson, Cianna Hampton, jenny Smith, Caryn Fong, Ritu Sadana, Ann Marston, Steve Williams, Paul Rodriguez, jay Duncan, Cindy Netzer, f2ndJ, Stacey Seamon, Mike Esteban, Editor Paul Tenner, Greg Foote, Robert Cheledon, Editor Roger Hancock, f3rdJ, Danny Delaney, Craig Herzer. Not pictured: Sarah Morrison, Kevin Martin, Thomas Hammer. 7 3615156925119 SEAEFEH fx,fg,'fizg 2 Student Radicals. what 3 liPf H0 C0miC5- Mfg, Davey, Control yourself! it S2553 1 ' . r Have you seen 1ay's biceps? O.K. Let's get down to business. Great perm, Mrs. Davey. A -15, Very interesting . . .' Ann, how do you spell relief? These hands are registered as lethal weapons. Journalism working hard. Dissecting an ant. 'fin Mrs. Davey, here's my article. Top, I. to R: Sossy Soukiassian, John Nash, Ainsley Elliot, Chris Doc, f4thl Editor Andy Eddy. Not pictured: Deanna Bernal, Linda Thomas, Robert Gallagherp f2ndJ Le'Ann Stubbs, Lisa Wang, Mike Martin, Mairena Arevalo, Abel Gonzalez, Sue McGuire, Iim Kirch- Thomas, julie Hassenmiller, Heather Taylor, Remo lezza, Tom berg, and Amy Herman. Hammerp lfirdj Mario Capozzoli, Deanna Martin, Shannon Lloyd, 575131155 QHLVAEHFF Reported missing from the LA, zoo! They graduated from the Academy and now they work for me A dejected Remo gets no pity from his lawyer. O.K. you guys, why is my goldfish floating on top of the water? 6 Now I'll have the Martin fortune all to myself! Double Trouble Doc-In-The-Box Photographers pose for their own five second timer. It takes four of 'em to shut her up! Sometimes you feel like a nut ya-ya ,. . Sometimes you don't! H Doc looks much better with his clothes Cowboy and Indian on. 1-7 FACULTTV--- 9941.5 ' .dirty Name Administration , ...,, is X ' K new It's always nice to have a record of days spent in high people who should be part of your life. I hope, that your school and this year's Stylus has recorded some of them. days at Glendale High have been worthwhile and that the In the future you will use your Stylus as a reminder ofthe future will provide a realization of all your goals. 4, . , ' Q 'Qt ' k ,X Qwfm 'le 12351-'5-ft P +t m If QM x S .9 K Mr. T. Vessella Dr. R. Wilson Administrative Vice Principal Instructional Vice Principal Miss I. Uzzell Dean of Students fry: , yy L,,,,.,.,,,Ng A .Q.,, if gif' Ni . .,,,..- Counselors Mrs. B. Clark .wwk 1- , . 4 f Mr. K. Welsh Kiwi P AH -' Mrs. C. Krieger .- l H2 . .M -A U ...........Q Mr. S. Wernle Q.. .'. Secretarial, Cafeteria, and Custodial Staff Secretarial and Clerical Staff N xx ,-3 ix ,7 k 5.m1zw1zm Cafeteria Staff Q' ,ms-,imma -ffe i- f - A Maintenance Crew 'Cllr Mr. B. Balser Mathematics Mr. I. Barnes English, Track Lf'a 115' K run XM' gf , Miss S. Bayz English, Drill Team lVlfS. H. B8CiCl1 English, ESL - f-un. I. if fifty . K . W m I ww33X'iS?2 te- fx 1 . ' eiie' M M . ' 'kklt W . in i W : ifiiiiw N I t d eatteit M 'Q Q-'N M X 1 it 1' - 'L Mr, B. Briggs Health 8: Guidance, P.E., Waterpolo Mr. J. Brennan Health 8: Guidance yr Mr. P. Broneer Science, Mathematics Mr, R, Bryant Mathematics, Metal Shop 7 LE.. .21 snr . .-,Q At, - :sg . 4. , . ,Xmf. ff so Cai K if Rt Mr, D. Burgener Wood Shop 5 144 Mr. A. Buonaguidi Mathematics Mr. T. Butler Science, P.E., Football, Baseball Mrs. M. Busby Cosmetology Miss B. Canady Librarian 1. - K K iff? ' - ' S , E- R sf rx- ..t sf 5 3' VN 3 1. -fs-any ,aa tg 3 Mr. C. Champlin Auto Shop ,.......-......- G3 i l iz Mrs. C. Collins Special Education Mr. D. Daniels Mr. B. Dalton Science P.E., Baseball Mrs. J. Davey English, journalism, EXPLOSION ,Tm s Mr. C. Derksen Electricity, Audio Visual Mr. G. De Lange Choral Music, Guitar .nl Dr. S. Dettlaff English EH is Q Q' xii, Q W Ms. T. Donatelli Special Education Mrs. E. Draper A Mathematics is an 5 4 'rrl S: Iri m V f an 2 r M i, 9 Q'Q Mr. D. Dryden L Social Science Mr. G' Gallagher Spanish ng' V . 1 N 3' . N 5 lsr Ea ,G ' ww' .Curl-wu1.9,., fi 5 s.f..,,,.' Mr. S. Garberson Mathematics l M Mr. D. Giroux Special Education Mrs. C. German English, Social Science Mr. W. Griffiths Photo, Art, Yearbook Mr. D. Hagen Art, Stage Arts Mr. G. Henderson Spanish Mr. T. Hall English Miss S. Huntzinger English, Clothing 149 5 is .X ,:,, - New A-gi 'xx' A' . - . 1 s,w..N 'fal 329 'f l 'L H Miss L. Johnson Social Science, Basketball Mr. W. Johnson Mr. I . Jordon Mathematics English is Miss N. Jorgensen P.E., Volleyball A V , Mrs. C. Keast v , .. - h1 English, Drama Mr. S. Keith 1 P.E., Basketball Mr. W. Koerner Social Science Mr. KOlOl4OtrOI16S Social Science Mrs. J. Larson Cosmetology Mr. H. Livermore Accounting, Typing Mr. E. Lochead Science Mrs. G. Long Social Science, Cabinet 152 Mrs. P. Mack P.E. gs-155' A wal h-.' QQ Wff- . Mr. L. Malinowski Mechanical Drafting N X mm x Fx X i A .FQ MQ 'li -fr , -f, .:-f:x 1, r ::' ' 'iiisizic 1' Mr. M. Mac Kinnon Social Science, Health gl Guidance Mrs. B. Marshall Typing .- Miss E. Marshall Science NICK 5 N r fi . me N , ,- We kr ul 45 gig . ,xi .,,- ff, lax X zxx IR 1 l l 33 il H 154 Mrs. I. Melgun English V 63 QANAMPD? . LU' A X L.. VE I Vx: ,iggwr M V: A: W -. . I ----K, i' Mrs. E. Murray Migg 1, Ness Mathematics P-E., Dance , ,WW sa 'Q Mr. E. Nissen Mathematics, Work Exp. Mr. B. Peirce Health 8: Guidance Ln: x Mrs. B. Placentine Social Science Mrs. B. Poison Shorthand, Math, Typing Xwri, isa, , A--.-,,, i '-- 3 'il .g R, . i Q . - 131 .2 1 x ' f - e ' , N , nf lllf Mrs. A. Rike English, Spanish Mr. J. Rose Social Science ff iff k 5 gli ,Xing f v ff 9 1 'X All 5: Z' 31 Q 5 i jipf l afagffl . ' 2 f it f si' 3 Mr. T. Rike Science Mrs. C. Rose Ceramics ii, Mr. A. Sanelli Social Science Ms. B. Schendel Home Economics Mr. B. Silverman Instrumental Music ri, 5 .:.. Mrs. G. Staudenmeir rirxr r English 5 'is 2 Mr. G. Stone Mr. P. Tassopulos French English as , E .. it I Mr. T. Thompson Health SL Guidance Mrs. D. Tiffany P.E. i Mr. H. Tuthill Mathematics Mr. J. Trotter Spanish, German Mr. D. van Bremen Art, Photography Q im, Mrs. M. Witham English, Social Science Win Mr. B. Wild P.E., Football 'F 5 ali, Mrs. B. Yin M D W d Cosmetology I'. . OO English M PURT .1 Q . 2 ..,. , A A . figs. .,,:1 QW.. 511 ' ' ' 'r .iff 0' -1 it S ,XXX --no 5 i -o 5 ww 5 an 1 ul I N . ,- .. it 'A W gf T L A V. - . . ,IA li M ,,,, ' f uh . ,fm ' in 4. ,L -y E, f gi , fy , . . 'ff 3. Q , if km Q , Q 4 i A K L 2: ,, B, Q. 5 , - ii ii z .. v-L.!,,T ..,.. 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M C ' 4 in - laiii Tl D ' Cl , A555 If .-k, :fr 5 f ',::, -- Matt Buomaguidi Ted Dempsey Marc Di Gennaro Dave Durflinger 4 X f as I ,C azalr C ,CMJ if 5 L Martine Arellano Duane Bickett Tom Dudley Nitro defense in pursuit The Bluto body runs for yardage lu 16 ITRCJS START CPP SEASGN SLG 4 l Kiesau on the interception Andy Eddy Robert Gallagher Dean Giancanelli l m Dan Gianopulos Scott Giden Vahik Gregorian score. Eddy's extra point was good making the score 13-7. In the second half, the Spartans offense caught fire and caught the Nitro defense off uard, runnin up the score to defeat the Nitros 34-7. Glendale hosteg San Marino Tor their first home game. San Marino got on the board early in the game with a 23-yard field goal, making the score 3-0. Shortly after, tight end Duane Bickett left the ame with a concussion. Tragedy struck the Nitros with six dro pedgpasses and various mental errors plus being penalized several? times on first downs. In the second quarter San Marino added a 33-yard touchdown pass to take a halftime lead 10-O. The Titans scored again in the fourth quarter and added a two-point conversion to better the score 18-O. Traveling to North Torrance for their first game, the Dynamiters had a dismal adventure. Losing quarterback Mike Wall early in the ame started off a streak of bad luck. TEe Saxons continued to batter the Nitros 20-0. The only bright spot of the game, was the hard hitting of free safety Kevin Kiesau, and linebacker Dave Durflinger. Next the Nitros travelled to La Canada only to be beaten again. On Glendale's first play from scrimmage, they turned the ball over to the Spartans which im- mediately set up a score. Glendale trailed 7-0. Minutes later La Canada found themselves in the end zone again for an- other score, but the extra point failed. Behind 13-0, the Dynos lost hope. Glen- dale's offense finally came alive midway through the second quarter. Quarterback Mike Wall hit tight end Duane Bickett, who made a s ectacular catch on the one yard line. Three lays later, tailback Andy Eddy took the ball over for the t ttt at , cst, Q. sf- . . Wall delivers the ball l 4 'T W 5 , 1 . if 1 fa g ' , , ge fl ,f :H Y i Peter Guevara Pat Hagerman Roger Hancock ' K: ' 'te Tom Hammer Walter Hayes Tony Hernandez Glendale scored late in the game with a pass from quarterback Mike Wall to wide receiver Walter Hayes in the corner of the end zone to give the Nitros their only score and the final score of the game making the score 18-7. Glendale proved inches determine a football ame in their 20-19 loss to Crescenta Valley. The Falcons opened the game by driving 75 yards for a touchdown following the kickoff. In the second pe- riod Andy Edd scored on a 37-yard screen pass from Mike Wall. Tony Hernandez added another Nitro score on a one yard run before the half was up. Then late in the third quarter the Falcons added another touchdown on a 45-yard run and scored a ain in the final quarter on a 30-yard pass that left Giendale behind 20-13 with four minutes remain- mg. 95 yards to go the Nitros marched down field and Andy Eddy scored from 3 yards out. 32 seconds remain when Mike Wall keeps on an end around in an attempt to complete a two point conversion and falls an inch short of the goalline resulting in Glen- dales fourth straight loss. The Nitros moved the ball well against La Puente during the first half, but were stalled by several costly fifteen yard infractions. Finally during the second quarter, Mike Wall connected to Duane Bickett on a 9-yard pass to give the Nitros the only score of the game. lcont. on pg. 1661 A MIGHTY CCME BACK 5 1'-1' E , , .-7 155' 'F' -'lim' ez - ' g Al l ' ,, .. ..... , X X ,. B , ,ge A-X .. , i , ..t.:-- - s me m . X' if .. .t . ' mass.: -Qi , K K m 3' +4 ' . , .and now for some Hgoathead fishing!!! The Nitros continued to batter La Puentes Offense not allowing them to get past their own forty-yard line. This was possible by extremely hard hitting by safety Kevin Kiesau and linebacker Dave Durflinger. Andy Eddy became the first Nitro to gain over 100 yards rushing this season. Eddy ended up with 123 yards on 21 carries. Glendale 14 Monrovia 23 The Nitros fell behind on the very first play from scrimmage as Andy Eddy fumbled the ball on his own 23, and Monrovia picked up the ball and ran it in for an easy score. On Monrovias next possesion Duane Bickett intercept- ed a pass and returned it 63 yards for the score. Andy Eddys kick was good and the Nitros led 7-6. In the second quarter both teams traded scores as Glendales Dave Dur- flinger scored for Glendale from the one. However Mon- rovias extra point was no good, while Eddy's was good, resulting in a 14-12 Nitro halftime lead. In the second half the Nitros failed to score while Monrovia added a field goal and a touchdown, leaving the Nitros 1-1 in league. Glendale 20 Blair 7 The Nitros put points on the board first with a 30 yard pass from Mike Wall to Wide Receiver Walter Hayes. However Andy Eddy's PAT failed. Blairs running back Crutcher seemed to be on his way to a 65 yard touchdown run had it not been for defender Tony Hernandez who made a great tackle at Glendale 19. Two plays later Linebacker Dave Durflinger recovered a mr 1? as-N its fi Kevin Kiesau Prag Patel what hands baby!!! fifI't. ,. rg t 5 Ig Tom Higgs Aram Mardikian Gus Simaan Y 'Nw er if s ,T ' ,xl Darius Khaleeli ., li i l Luis Ocon Mike Sorensen 166 PDGTHILL LEAGUE fumble on Glendales 12. Blair forced the Nitros to punt. The Nitros ten stopped Blair on a spectacular fourth down stand. Mike Wall taking over on the 40 connect- ed with Walter Hayes for passes of 20 and 29 yards to set up a 26 yard field goal by Andy Eddy to make the score 9-0. Duane Bickett intercepted a pass which enabled Eddy to kick a 47-yard field goal putting the Nitros ahead 12-0 at half. Mike Wall scored in the third quarter and the two point conversion was good giving the Ni- tros a 20-0 lead. Blair scored but was un- able to catch up, putting Glendale 1-1 in league. Glendale 24 Burroughs 21 Led by the passing and running combi- nation of Mike Wall and Andy Eddy the Nitros won a see-saw battle. Glendale scored first with a 30-yard field goal. Bur- roughs quickly ran back the kick off for a touchdown, making it 7-3. Both teams gained momentum and with 1:48 to go in the game it was 24-21 and the Indians were at the Nitros 4-yard line. The opted for the tie and missed it and Glendale was 2-1 in league. Glendale 38 Burbank 12 Wall connected twice with Duane Bick- ett early in the game for touchdowns of 76 and 10 yards, while also hitting Walter Hayes for a 15-yard scoring pass. Wall also scrambled for an 8-yard TD. Eddy got CHAMPS Glendale on the Board first with a 2- yard run on the games first drive and also connected on a 22-yard field goal. Glendale finished the night with high esteem from all the other teams in league bettering their record 3-1. Glendale 28 Hoover 0 Glendale scores came on a 1-yard sneak by Wall, 1-yard run by Eddy, 15- yard screen pass from Wall to Dur- flinger and a 28-yard run by Dur- flinger. Glendale dominated the game and gave them the First league Title since 1962. Now it was off to the play- offs. Playoff games cont. on page 168. f's K . .Le n wx- .. A 9 Fw' x Angus Stocking f in sv- i S I J Mark Vargo A A Doug Williams George Torossian xg? 'E , -Q a L A Mike Wall f xl s Sung Yo .. . K., .. Ag Y-A Cir., - Gif ::. . Y i Miracles do happen!! Hernandez expresses a nitro score Bt 7 55 4 .3 , -if Q Z at 0 X wi 52 . P' ' 4 EE first row fl to rj: Prag Patel, Tony Hernandez, Luis Ocon, Tom Dudley, Dean Giancanelli, Gus Simaan, second row: Texas Bob, Sung Yo, Aram Mardikian, Brad Ebright, Rob Gallagher, Dan Gianopulos, Tom Hammer, Andy Eddy, Dave Durflinger, Duane Adams, third row: Coach Bill Wild, Coach Tim Butler, Mark Vargo, Walter Hayes, Doug Williams, Teddy Dempsey Dic Accomando, Phillip Yu, Craig Gallagher, Mark 1, CIF PLAYOPPS Walton, Otis Page, fourth row: Ed Reynolds, George Torossian, Tom Higgs, Sam Romero, Pat Ha erman, Vahik Gregorian, Angus Stocking, Darius Kgaleeli, Scott Giden, Martine Arellano, top row: Ron Bradley, Head coach, Bill Wild Peter Guevara, Al Savay, Kevin Kiesau, Mike Wall, Marc Di Gennaro, Walter Barber, Mike Sorensen, Roger Hancock, Matt Buonaguidi, Duane Bickett. Tim Butler A, it l f Scott Mitchell Mark Walton Glendale 20 Quartz Hill 8 Glendale put it together in the second half with Mike Wall hitting Duane Bickett on quick outs to move the ball. Andy Eddy took the ball the last 25-yards to score from 1-yard out making it 7-0 at half- time. Andy Eddy scored twice more in the 2nd half with carries of 2 and 28 yards to keep the Nitros ahead by 20-8. Duane Bickett had 6 recep- tions for 87 yards and Mike Wall had 13 of 21 passes for 169 yards. This gave Glendale their first round win since 1962. Glendale won by pounding quartz. Glendale 29 Lompoc 36 Glendale got touchdowns from Craig Gallagher Mike Wall on a 2-yard run and passes from Wall to Walter Hayes of 32 and 25 yards. Andy Eddy kicked 3 extra points and Duane Bickett scored on a 2-point pass play from Wall. Lompoc grabbed an early lead 14-0 in the first quar- ter. The Nitros came back to take a 21-14 lead but the Braves tied it at half. Lompoc scored once in the third quarter, and once in the fourth quarter to take a 36-21 lead. Glendale was unable to catch up, only scoring once late in the fourth quarter. CONGRATUALTIONS on a spectacular season from the yearbook staff, and now you de- serve to go Goathead Fishing 168 SOPI-IS E D SEASD AS UNDEFE TED CHAMPS First year head coach, Don Shoemaker led the team to their fantastic record and the third league crown in 3 years. The Sophomores undefeated year will linger on as a goal to all the other sports. Stats show that the wins were not slight win but dominations. In some games it was as if the other teams were not in the game or out Goathead Fishing . The Sophomores under the leadership of Quarterback Scott Werbelow, with 74 com- pletions for 1200 yard total, led the Nitro team to their 10-0 victories. Scotts' primary receiver, Tom McMillan contributed great- ly to Scotts success with 44 recptions. In one game which is a Glendale High Sopho- more record which was also tied by Torn himself, was the reception of 9 passes. Another outstanding factor was the de- termined play of Jay Willia. Jay, a running back, ran 818-yards on route to 8 touch- downs, one of which came at a critical time during the Burroughs game. The Sopho- mores found themselves down 8-9 in the third, but won 15-9 on Willia's touchdown. Our Sophomore team are receiving more and more people at our games. This is due to the fact that the Sophomores are not Sophs anymore, thats an old standard, but the Sophs are a team in unisome with each other. The games are not considered a pre- game anymore but rather a game of future offensive and defensive starts. We of the yearbook staff congratulate the Sopho- mores on a fine season and wish them luck in coming years. Tom eludes a spooky situation La Canada ..., C.V. .... . La Puente Monrovia Blair Burrogghs Burbank . 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MW. .. 7-IM1. .,-f .Q .,M..-,www-.1-f -fw,.,1...-mw...-.....3...,..,.....n-w..,....f, w.,...m....A-...,.,,....,., VARSITY BASKETB LL -- Yi Get that ball, get that ball ,ff ...., K2 Big man on the jumper wan. That's two? 'N rH, 5 e.rN,,,x 3' N-A ,,, ,,w- . Pine Brothers Duane Bickett jay Brugman Pete Jensen Mike Martin John McGrory Danny McNutt This years 1980-1981 Varsity Basket- ball team was one ofthe most impressive achievements since the famous team of 1973 which went 10-0 in league. This years Varsity team matched that feat go- ing ten and O in league play. While ac- com lishin this feat the Varsity found itself with fitness, muscle and determi- nation among the team. FINESS came in the form of 6'7 center Mike Martin. Mike an all lea ue player found that up close to the basiet is not the only place for a big man, but outside the key is where Mike has perfected his shot to 5321 accurately. Now MUSCLE came in the shape of 6'5, 200 pound forward by the name of Duane Bickett, fAlso the starting Tight End of the Football Team and going on a four year scholarship to USCJ. Duane, an awesome inside man, helped the Nitros offensively as well as defensively, mainly defensively, where he averaged an outstanding and amazing fCont. on pg. 1731 THE MIGHTY C ITROS ' ' W'! Q' 1' ' ui Andy Eddy 3 taeef :x Warren MCCOIIDSY Concentration makes a CIF candidate i f, ' 1 : x Stuart Schoenmann Jimmy Smith Colin SWainSI0l'l I'm glad you use under arm spray Jay's flying for 2 ,..-nal . 'Q ,K 3 1 Top row tl to rj: Dan McNutt, Stuart Schoenmann, Colin Swainston Mike Martin Duane Brckett Jay Brugman Martin on the dunk Bottom row Andy Bluto Eddy, jim Smith, Warren McCortney Pete Jensen john McGrory 7.6 rebounds a game. Duane also was a main factor on offense with an average of 23.6 points per game. A lot of Bicketts points were very crucial in game situa- tion. The word DETERMINATION came from the other 3 starters. These three were guards Warren McCortney and Pete Jensen. Warren McCortney averaged 9 points per game and Pete averaged 11.5 points per game. Both played crucial spots in the winning sea- son. The third one is forward Colin Swainston who also played a crucial role in the 10-0 record. Colin averaged 4 re- bounds per game and 6 points per game. fCont. on pg. 174D A X Weeeeee' WI LEAGUE Wl-IOOOSH! I a 0 Warren on the dribble Short people got no reason! These three men allowed themselves to promote team effort for the denial of self achievements and goals. They helped play as a team not as individuals. Every team needs a spark, a sort of Nitro , and this word can only go to one player and that layer being Jay Brugman. jay was cafled the best 6th man in league by the area coached. They say he has the most difficult job on the court, he has to come on the court cold and try and spark up the team in need or if another player gets in foul trouble or injured. jay was just that kind of person for the job, he would come off the bench and into the game and make it look like fun. jay scored crucial points when the team was down. Cheerleaders get ACTION!!! 59 it ' - elss xii A q s if E J 6 as lssfret A crucial game for the Nitros was their first league game against Burroughs. In this game Burroughs actually held a 12- 11 lead at the end of the first quarter, and capitalizing on some sloppy play by the Nitros, trailed by only 2, 32-30 at half- time. But the Nitros regrouped in the third quarter outscoring them, 15-9, and jump out to an eight-point lead entering the final period. In the fourth quarter Glendale had firm control of the game as evidenced by Burroughs' attempt to get back in the contest by forcing the Nitros to go to the line on one-and-one situra- tions. The strate y however, backfired, as Glendale scores 16 of its final 2 oints at the charity line. Another crucialpgame in the season was against supposingly league contender Blair. Glendale led by as much as 11 points in the third uarter but Blair's full-court press closed flie gap in the final period. At the start of the fourth quarter the Vikings press enabled them to outscore Glandale 13-4, to take a 58-57 lead. After Blair went ahead, Glendale regained its composure by outscoring the Vikings, 7- 2, to take a 64-60 lead with three minutes remaining. The Vikings came back to tie it up in regulation time which sent the ame into overtime. In overtime Martin Eit a 12 foot jumper while Bickett scored two layups to break a 66-66 tie. The Ni- fcont. on pg. 1751 174 9 ik ' ,wr 'Lys G0 T0 PLAYUPPS In 1 .y Fw - 5 -as Layup scores two f , as S ,V l want your money too! are 4 gan 34 ,gm , N, ,gf ,I4 'M' H ,y ' 1 I Q. Let's here it for the home team jf 53 tros scored four more points to clinch the ame. Bickett in that game had 27 points followed by Martin who had 19 points. Those two games were two of the many crucial and exciting ames that Glendale had this year. Glendale goes to CIF playoffs against La Mirada in the first round, which will be covered in the supplement. The Yearbook Staff would like to Congratulate the Basketball team on a great season and wishes them all the best of luck in the playoffs. And a round of applause for Coach Keith for having a great team. QCLAPJ Wing it Bick! Pine Brothers in action. BASKETBALL Closeness only counts in horseshoes and hand granadesf' Not really if you talk about Glendale High J.V. Basketball game. The J.V.s lost most of their league games by one or two points, a total of six losses in all. Tim Volpe was instrumental in the j.V.s wins, not only in scor- ing but Tim, being a guard, brou ht down more boards than the forwards who pEay close to the action. Tim was named M.V.P. and was co-cap- tain. The other half of the co-captains is Martin Arellano who,is the one who made things hap- pen, dishing assists and scoring when needed. One of three Sophomores on the JVs are Greg Grande who has radar perception. Greg is a ro- lific shooter scoring 4596 from the floor. Otliers who helped with rooting for the starters were Stanley Eichorn, Jay Duncan, Remo Iezzo and Juan Bluto 2 Figueras. Another great achiever and main factor to the IV team was Sophomore Tom MacMillan. Tom lead the team in assists with 52. Good job IV Basketball from your row- dy rooters on Yearbook. ! And Martine misses another!!! 4 . Heb' illafl, relax!!! Grande for two. THATS REMO!!! 5 1 Q if fx Greg Grande, Scott Werbelow, Mike Chestnuts Tester, Toros, Sweet T Yetenekian, jay Duncan, Randy V01pe'5 been working overtime. 'Gonzo Gonzalas, juan Bluto Figaras, Tom Boom Boom Mac Millan, Stan Eichone, Tim Volpe, Martin 'Dead Eye Arellano, Remo Iezza. 'HN SCDPHS GET BALL BOUNCING 1980-81 Sophomore Basketball Team, headed by Coach Geno Murphy The Sophomore Basketball Team had a very suc- cessful season this year. Under the Coaching of Gene Murphy they had great victories over their opponents. This group of fine athletes had a start- ing five, but the support from the bench was very instrumental too. Led by top players, such as, Jason Wilia and Kevin Hansen helped pull the Blasters through their season with flying colors. Now we'll give a little thanks to the Cheerleaders of these players who gave their support throughout their winning season. Mr. Murphy was very happy with his team and says they are a group of fine athletes who will have success in Basketball in the years to follow at Glendale High. We on the Yearbook Staff want to wish this team good Luck in their following years at Glendale High. GOOD LUCK. -. 4,1 5 Up for the rebound 5' ,t. 4 it .mf Team Strategy he Keep on Truckin! In your face. . GIRLS VARSITY T KE SECDND This Year's Girl's Varsity Basketball Team had a very successful season. They placed second with a 7 to 3 record in the Foothill League. Except for one senior, the team consisted mostly of sopho- mores and juniors. They displayed excel- lent teamwork, superbly coached by Miss Lynn Johnson. The most valuable player was Debbie Rinder. The Varsity Team has come a lon way since the start of the season. Each pTayer helped contri- bute to the success of the team. Their ability as a whole, brought the team to many great victories. ha. if On your marks, get set, GO. XY N , 1 Sign that athlete up' 'gi' l 6 X ' 220 The Big Swat! 2 a' .i Vewy Vewy Pweddy! Top Row: KLtoRj Lynn Bert, Krista Staff, Anne-Marie Quinn, Angela Brinton Second Row Chris Hasse Debbie Rinder, Kris Engelman, Lisa Palmer, Erica Kanowsky 178 Top Row: QL to RJ Carolyn Gee, Anastasia Magilicutty, Bernice Dou- gherty, Bottom Row: Marina Koukis, Denise DiGregorio, Diana Cas- JVS I-ICDGPED ms? tw 1 4, -- as X A ive It's Comint It's Coming Girls Junior Varsity Basketball had a very successful season in league placin second. Led by Diana Castillo, Joyce Lawson and Caroiyn Gee, the Dynamiters pulled off fantastic victories over their opponents. The girls not only had height but talent as well on the team. This group of fine athletes should be very instrumental in years to follow at Glendale High. Miss I was very pleased with this group of girls and says she hopes to see all of them playing Basketball for Glendale next year. Good job Junior Varsity Basketballers and Congratulations on a successful year from your buddies on Yearbook Staff. tillo, Joyce Lawson K ,it A . 5 df .lfsi A Hit me with your best shot Nitro Women in action! Miss I says she got the signal A .... 3,15 WWA If l'l'itiP1'p1Iln '257 ,-ff' ,,,,,..-an ,315 .i K , f. 1 dw., x 1. .4..zQ EQ 5 sf A. ,.::.g,E:1ggg: ,1 1, Lw,,,,,.u-NA W ..1l .N w 'liv 'K , W W TER PGLO MISSED IT BY THAT MUCH Glendale Varsity Water Polo regular season end- ed in a rip in game against cross town rival Hoo- ver to gecidle the Foothill League Championship. Ending the first quarter of play against Hoover, the score was 1-1. It was here that the equality of the two teams became obvious. The game was even throughout the half, and it wasn't until the be in- ning of the fourth quarter that the Nitros leaf by one. Hoover soon tied up the score again and then a Tornado hurled in the winnin score. Various Ni- tros shot frantically for a gozi but the final gun sounded and the Lea ue Title was lost. Coach Bri gs was very pleasec? with his team and said, led by iflike Walton, Brent Bickett, Mike Leach, Bruce Dunham, and Dave Guder, they should have had good success in the playoffs. They lost in the first round of C.I.F. to C.V. Rub-a-Dub Dub Top row ll to rl: Brent Bickett, Mike Walton, Dave Guder, Bruce Dunham Dave Simmeth Mark Frazier Middle row Eddy Shin, Chip Dewey, Jim Mihal, Mike Shewey, Brad Curtis, Chris Peplow Front row joe Inzunza Mike Leach Dan Spain, Larry Abrahanian. Nitro Defense 182 - Yan-r W' 1 ' ' K ' v . ,, f , V - .Q k , , A . , l 'I ,V 'Q . J 'A 1 A7 ' A . K w .. 1 6' 'J' ' D ' A 7A 1' u A ' MWV,k,,4'.5b .,.k ,, 1 ff. 93 U L -. Ma-' ' i ,fff,?i.,.,-1,,fWF . vu ' 45. x-,,,,: . m 4 z ., iv . ,, . 'E' gl, '-N., 5 x 1 i . 1-vw ,,xm-1' . Q- ,f' 4' 'iq 7 .4. , s 4', ', Q 1, .N . 4 . Q my .. , . x R ,,.! 5, , , B , ,. Q'-rv -.A :Q v 'Y , 1 'fs xx- AQWYQ QL J Qikg? ft N- N, . 1 X '51, nj, , '25 a . fy, 4 xfggwkn.. Q. ,AMN ,J ' . . . ' i L 5 Qi . Y' il ' X f -. .f 9 'Tw ' ' gf' Q . Y si I. R , ' 1 NL. w p V ,I up , 4: ' , X .- v 9 , . x. -, X s 2- ,. x-auf' 5 r 'i 55511- 1 W: i' THE GUPPIES TAKE 1ST Glendale Highs Sophomore Water Polo team did an outstanding job as a team this season. Starting off slow in pre-season did not discourage the Nitros who proved they could play as a team in league. Beating Burroughs 18-1, showed the Sophs they could not be beat. They then went to beat Monrovia 18-2, beat Blair by forfeit, Burbank 10-0, and then beat Hoover to take the League Title by a close score of 7-6. Top scorers for the Dynamiters were Alan Churukian, Jeff Kruse and Deany Huff. Coach Pete Laporchio praised the Soph- omores and said as his first year of coaching he was very happy to have a great group of boys that he had. He hopes to see all of them play Varsity next year. CONGRATULA- TIONS SOPHS. FROM YEARBOOK!! Chop! Chop! Top Row: Coach Pete LaPorchio, Chi Cho, Dean Henry, Mike Cianni, Brian Pallach, Dean Huff, Tim McKiernan, Larry Zarian, David Hancock, Marty Mihal, Butch Mulcahey Bottom Row: Mark Cap Capozzoli, Bob Brackett, Jim Benton, jeff Kruse, Al Churukian, Bob A Nitro Shot Marston, Jack Mcjock, Hiak Ianoian The mighty defense. SPLASH! SWIM GETS GOI 'Eyft 7 It's a bird, it's a plane, No it's a Butterfly AQUAMAN I -ef , 2' eww-SM 5, ...we Q 'N 5 31 . ' - if' 1 :22 ' ' , H ,gi f - ' . .-fx 1- W , 'Q F 'Z ,, , .. W, QM .,.,,... K. .. E 5 Q .9 LJ. V AA H . f .. L Ve ff ' 'K 2 ee eeeee h 1 - - W 5- ' . I .A Gee ers. Look at the srze of that thrn ! -f ' 'sei-W. . . Q---.ef-1. f :f ...f ,... -MT. gi: f A A --. What technique r we 'g'1322i2Ef5E:i9f??ff. ' .. ,Sp , rl, , ,Wg N. . N, P r 'W 4 a W W Q.. We must We must We must improve the . . Coach hard at work K A VARSITY SWIM M, ,, TEAM CDES POR THE GUSTC Boys Varsity Swim Team looks very promising this year and looks like they will have a good year. With only a few veterans on the team and mostly new per- sonal, it will take alot of vigorous training and willing- ness to take the league championship. Coach Briggs and Garberson are sure they have the material to get this team to the CIE Playoffs and have great success in the playoffs. Among the returning personal who will lead this team to victory are Mark Fraser, Eddy Shin, Bruce Dunham and Chip Dewey. The team has high hopes and plans on proving they are good not only to the school, but to their coaches and the school. We on Yearbook are behind you Varsity Swim all the way. Good Luck! m Top Row lLtoRJ Mark Fraser, Eddy Shin, Bruce Dunham, Jim Kirshner, Chip Dewey. Bottom A mv U Row Larry Abrahamran Mike Shewy, Brad Curtis, Darren Parada, Dan Spain. . A s 'mai , --. 0 --,fa g . , a yr . f-Zi: w e . - 2- .. ,, u , W if f ff-:iiiEE9Ia75?fSEf -.-f -'W' ..,-. f f ., -:s'2 , I 'DL 'va I ,,-- . ,,,.. 1 - ,, ,Q .AM ,-h'. ., ...ilk V ,sv sg' me W V: .,-, gf-A r - n,-:gag '- v., 1-:N , W fszis---as - N3 .iz A N ,4'jtfff?jA..,y-3 M 1: g p a- A 2 L. wif., I I i 'f 21-N53 - '-.st f K 2 A K ,Qi P' ffv if f lil ,..,,, 1 . ' -fi1f ff. f -:fwwg W ,. . , is SE.. 5 fee.-f rf V - -ev' , 1 vm, 'Q Q . . x 2, I 1 .'-, f f ' 'rff I iii? f-'Fi' L - . ?5 'l fi 1 f5 if - l SOPHOMGRE SWIMMERS MAKE THEIR MARKS 3 The Sophomore Swim Team looks for records, timing, and win- ning. As a Sophomore swimmer he has three years to prove to himself that they are capable of getting their name in the records books and the fame that comes with it. This team has the personal to wim and make records as they do it. Among the possible record makers are Pat Black, whom Coach Briggs looks toward for a good season in free-style, jeff Kruse, and Robert Brackett. The Sopho- mores may be unexperienced in swim meets, but then so are all the other teams and these Sophomores seem to have it more together than other teams. Good Luck Sophomore Swimm in your season and Swim away from your buddies on Yearbook Staff. Hey 4 tight trunks don't you think? Tw f, Top Row:QLtoRJ Pat Black, Hike Jerprian, jeff Kruse, Robert Brackett, Mike Scione, Jack McKaym, Bottom Row: Bob Marston, Bill Densel, Chi Choi, Brian Dean Henry, Lawrence Zarian Pallish, Butch Mulcahey, Ceronomoooooooooo! S- ' S m U V rfmxft'1 H . 4 .- ' ' here , K iw- .' .Magi I 'W ' ' .t.. - fa 'ffS'i4 iAw:j V Q - M s mf , r K' 2 K . . , 6 Nm, , -fgfjr M525 34- y,5sggfffifi'+wfe:.Q, - . ' ' LL- - mm --M-ref-wilwln. 'W ' -T T . N4 k,,..g f,F'3r Vs ,T .,, T ' Q, ,.,L,.is ,,., U W ggijggmgi ' - E ' , x ' -If N ' - f ts-K5 z Q ' Kisses ,ass NN I - 2 W T 4?-ff 1 T M ieliit S eeeie .,, it Sophomores swim to Victory Whats the scoop? GIRLS VARSITY , SHCW THEIR STUFF Glendale High's Girls Varsity Swim Team is look- ing very promising this year with many outstanding swimmers. Among these swimmers are Nancy Gies- bret, Terri Mortimer, and Stephanie Sone. The team has quickness in the water as well as poise and stam- W ina, and should have a good shot at the league cham- pionship and a CIF bid. Coach Briggs is very Excited -.. about this group of girls and says that of any other team he's coached this team has the most potential. 5-W' The girls in all divisions of the races have great depth Nd and fast swimmers as well as expertese in these certain styles. It's no wonder they are all called mermaids of the chlorine pools. Good Luck Swimmers from the Rowdy Rooters on the Fantastic Yearbook. , , ,ccii. ,,f: g to .r.,, , N .scc ys c E,,S,,,.,.t . - ltcli 2'l i 'w-iffewiegilvww ' ' it Top Row:lI.toRj Donna Maeda, Julie Hassenmiller, Maureen Lund, Carol Passon, Teri Mor- timer, Dawn I.aMadeline, Stephanie Stone, Bottom Row: Nancy Giesbret, Kelly Simpson, Lisa Brubaker, Angie Cardona, Danelle Tobian, Joanne Sorenson, Mary Rumi. 'HQ-sw c Swimmers on your marks ifpi- 'WQ7 GIRLS I.V. SWIM STROKE T0 VICTGRY The j.V. Swim Team coached by Bob Briggs is looking for a good season from these girls this year. The girls have good potential and are fast swimmers, says Briggs, and have a good attitude toward the sport. Stand out swimmers for the 1.V.s are Kathy Divita, Ann Caraher, and Celeste Shoemann. These girls as well as the rest of the team are going for the league title in all divisions. In Pre-Season the girls had a 1-1 record loosing to GV. by a small margin, and beating Muir by a landslide. Good Luck Girls I.V. Swim from your Aqua - friends on the famed Yearbook. ' a can 3 Y Y Top Row: fI.toRj Tammy Lund, Loni Smith, Celeste Schoemann, Ann Cahaher, Diana Jingozian, Bottom Row: Kara Stones, Kathy DeVita, Pam Dickerson, Bev Ulrich, Gladis Castillo, Brett Baron, Denise Orork 'H - , ,yas 1 ..-S - 3' wPj5,,g1g5 Q I . , I .. ,. ,. ' Nt Q-. f x . wi 'H ! 2 R Q . ff ,,-- ' , m y!! x A r Xia. M M-'ici r I'-I is .- . ' it .S .. - - Two bathing beauties, Brett and Patrice I T iiiii 1 Girls Swim to Victory h L ' Pi? Q' if it Q-if Q IL gil il 'U I1 DQ u 1:1 1 131 JSI H. if D Q U U M if In 11 ij H QI , ,Q , JV hi 1 if ji if ni tr REQ X Egg Y eg Ml k in , kk, , I uk ii- 190 ., Ur. f .. -.R?H2b,.-ff--,. , 1 'K 4 M. f 5 4 1 - Varsity: Qtop rowj Denise Petrotta, Sue Kempson, Spacey Tracy Smith, Sue Callister, Kelly Doyle. lbottom rowj Carrie Fong, Allison Elerding, Leslie Wilson, Jeannette Caldito. What form but no racket - VARSITY TAKE 3RD-IV'S lst Under new coach Darlene I-fard, the Glendale High Varsity Tennis team fin- H' My , . . . 1 , . . . , .. Q ' . Fri?-'t V N ' -A it ished third in league and advanced to CIF to i r , A A , ,yete r' n , - - play Beverly Hills. The girls must be con- rf-' N t g gratulated on their tremendous effort and 'J if D Tii y . . 1 Q Q' ' ,G 'Q?r,,f1 Mi? 'Hii1 V ' '-fa, Q .A : Q g performance this year. With only two Sen- A .55 . . . e , y ,r y . . . Yefl V ..-- me iors on Varsity th1S Year means next year 1 f fr team should be very strong next year with so many people returning. Under coaching of June Pearson, Glen- dale Highs JV Tennis team finished co- champs with Burroughs High. Congratula- tions JV's and good luck next year. l Doubles in action JV: ftop rowj jodi Boyle, Aida Nazif, Sue McGuire, Laura Atkinson, Renee Dabbah, Nancy Giammarino, Theresa Grasso. fBottom rowj Cathy Boone, Heather Choi, Mabel Delgado, Ig'5 lonely Playing Singles Kim McDonald, Valerie Novilcoff, Andrea Poschman, Joanne Sorenson. TENNIS SWI GS IN ANGTHER YE R 'h 4 J I Top Row: fLtoRJ Robert Hunter, Bruce Man-Songl-ling, David Lilien, Orin Berger, Julio DeLeon, Brian Ewing. Bottom Row: Matt Howard, Levi DeCuzman, Sung Kim, Mike Leach Varsity Tennis for the year of 81 will be a very hopeful rospect for the league title. Lead by single players Bruce Man Song- I-ling and Levi DeGuzman should bring the Nitros many victories. The team won league last year with mostly the same play- ers and plan on makin it a repeat perfor- mance for the league. Elendale has strong singles as well as doubles. Most of the matches will be played on Glendale's courts which need resurfacing, but will do for the season. Mike Muscare has many expecta- tions for the team and says he now has the team to win the league and possibly take all of CIF. Good Luck Tennis Team from your fans on Yearbook. Wk. Korean Assasin! Tense playing Mike in If illinois -.- What poise, what style, what a player 192 God I'm good That will teach you! JV'S LGGKI G G00 1 Top Row: Steve Reynolds, Borrshnie Bottom Row: Han Lee, Henry Cabuena 6 ' . I , N . My ., ...,.r.w..,...,., , . .. ,c ff . .- . . . . I . . - 4 A igigssmttf-m's rf 'f' T' X Hi there, I'm Coach Muscare Sorry Levi wrong page but at least your in. The IV Tennis Team is looking very promis- ing this year with an all new lineup of players. Last years payers who included julio' Deleon, Robert Gallagher, Orin Berger, and Matt Howard pass their golden racquets to these new good players. Even though the JV's only play four players, their matches are still thrilling to watch and fun to go to. Coach Muscare has high hopes for his pee-wee squad and says this IV team will get regular practices and try for the league title. Good Luck Team from the Yearbook Staff. 193 f E s E s i v E 1. 5 el an ..m... l. - OLLEYBALL-BUMPS SETS AND SPIKE TD VICTDRY The Glendale Varsity Volleyball Team is looking very promising this year with many outstanding play- ers. Among these players are Mark Grist, john Hoxie, and jimmy Smith. The Varsity has great depth in their substitutions as well as a great starting six. The name of the game is to accurately set the ball for a total spike down the throats of the opponents. Mr. Trotter has high hopes for his Varsity as well as his JV team. The JV team also has a very strong startin six with ood size, with an adequate bench. Good Lui Volleybilers in ygpur upcoming season from your fans on Yearbook Sta . -www Darren Laker, Person Garcia, Gerrar Agnasian, Dung Bin, Armondo Paul Borra Daniel Kim, Ray Vasquez, Ray Evangelista, Jack Trotter. The Bump EGOTHILL LEAGUE CI-IAMPIGNS Both the Varsity and jr. Varsity 1980 girls volley- l ball teams wrapped up their season as Foothill ' league cham ions. Summin up their season with a 9-1 record, tlse varsity only Eoss came in a make-up game with Burroughs, Burroughs surprisin ly up- set Glendale in two games, with Glendale Eicking their captain and league M,V.P. player, Kelly Dun- can, due to sickness that day. Glendale bounced back in their match against cross town rival, Hoo- ver, to provide a final victory, concluding the league games. Going into CLE., the team did not fare as well as expected, losing their first match to a sub-par team ca led St. Josephs. Winning their first game and exhibiting excellent skill and concentration, they could 'ust not hold on, and dropped their last two, to ent! their 1980 season. Glendale was proud to find three of their players, Tigg Hitch, Maureen Bond, and Mary Mudie, named to 1st team all-league, two to 2nd team, Sossy Soukiassian and Teri Mortimer, and Erica Kanowsky and Tonya Santor who received the hon- or mentions. Watch the birdie, Tigg! Vars. team-top row fl to rj: Sossy Soukiassian, Tigg Hitch, Tonya Santor, Erica Kanowski, bottom row: Lisa Haney, Teri Mortimer, Kelly Duncan, Mary Mudie, Maureen Bond. is V A ., sf .:...,....,. , . E 2 1 Bond's supreme serving style a 3.3 at 1, tctt 1 tt c,,c , Whipifgfwdl i s THE UNDEPEATED CHAMPS This year's J.V. volleyball team, led by Mr. Jack Trotter, ended their unde- feated championship season with an awesome 10-O record. In their second round of play, only one team ever came close to defeating our girls. It began with an exciting win over Bur- roughs in which the Bulldogs gave an all-out effort, but could only come through with a win in the second game of the match. Glendale won the other two, 15-9 and 15-2 to take the match. In the next game against Mon- rovia the J.V.s won handily in two games with scores of 15-O and 15-3. The Nitro girls also fared well a ainst Blair and then again in a maie-up game faroceeded to give Glendale the overal lory of undefeat as the Torna- does felT to firey serves of the winning Nitros. Congratulations, I.V.s!!! The undefeated defense. tm j.V.-top row fl to rl: Denise Dohr, Sheri Tycer, Katie Haggerty, Amy Williams, Laurie Wh . I Benton, Helen Kalaidjian, Bottom row: Lisa Palmer, Madelin Carracela, Joyce Lawson, at a Vlew' Monica Berriz, Angela Brinton, Anne Marie Quinn, Diana Castillo, Leslie Martin, Julie QNX Menick. Snap that wrist! The Benton Bump. I . 1 ,M AN ' ' N.-. as -v K .. Q, 7 f .jf f .j 1, -- - Q' 5 w .M ,1 4 1 df Q . .W -M3 - at .. ,a W... 3: dw K wx . 3 .. fn wr- PV.. ,L +F1! - Avi jf' .ng X. ' fl' kz'f4 , 1 Y an Q Q ..- W . ,. g gy. K ' 1, as X nu -K X . .. ff N . K v 1 . 2 , Qrv ' ' H . . X. . r , I 'Q .a J sg lx. f 35: RN' Ar IF ..aK I ' K, x- fn. Q . fx, ff. ' QE.. K Q51 gg., ir .1 9 .42 X-hL - .gf 'mfk ,N XA 5.?,i,, ,Qj?,..i f fa f. as x ...J . W 1 K Y.. gm . Am .. gl. 29355 1 , .. - .,., 1 ' ' Q' A Q if :wif-ff'.. f ,, ' S A ll' ' A 4, g . -A -' ,,-. S' wikffg- KW 1 X f, - K ,FL-V . . ..,-I .. x , 4 .- XL l, ,Q .fn . ' f-dev Tx ,1 ,. , if fm'-fs , .. Am ,, 1, . We , . . ,,.f .A TRACKS O THE RU Up, Up, and over! Hey Steve what ever happened to the B.C. .t...,.a ' I f f:2ifi,5'r5'1E:25355T!5??'.iE:?ii5ffl5f'?7'f:75:'if55'4i2FE',fJ:5:J 5'f '1' k ' .el Setting up for the race? HOW MANY!!! Chris Thomas, GHS Playboy in action are U VARSITY TRACK UNDERW Y A A A' A , . l f ' M I ' ' ' L , .',, , Q :I , :LQ . A 'Q W ..L, L sr fliii 'T' 'i iarrc V ttcii iY 11. mii T , i7'flrg,:, ,-'fifls A:I ttti . . Top Row QL to RJ D. Glancanellx, J. Nelson, C. Broadwick, M. Vargo, G. Patterson, K. Kiesau, E. Barnes, M. iAi :A W 'A '-f i t A Sorenson, C. Thomas, E. Reynolds, S. Degoyer, S. Sherman, W. Hayes Bottom Row KL to RJ Q. Posheman, A. Karolyi, Z. Bates, I. Wilia, S. Williams, O. Herrera, T. Greene, R, Evans, W. Calmette, G. Bates, S. Giden COIN? OH I-l1iS! jst: , ff? ' ffl L if ', ' 'iiifkilf kk--- I H' 2' . ., r 'Tim t-.' i fk l t ' - S' t . ....... . . . . ssrt 'st ' 3 'Q ge Q . - ' Q wwe- I g K ' . , - -':f af-' 1 - : f V, sars S it .ss. rs... i ,ifg-gjsy Q 1 gg, A :SS A . . Q ..ss 1:53 g . L A .... J ij s , :sk ,i A .. H I K ikh I . K ,,.LL V, A .1 H H -- ' , l ' .... 1' llll -- . 4 .. I, ,... ...M e llll W SSSS W W.. Y -' 'X t . '.,, .. ,g .... i ,.. . -ff ' ,, . kk,. k.k,V 'TM In V...bV 'P if TTT' 'P :YVV ...,. V,,.' 'SS l 'ii '-, M ..,, flffz S'll BOINGGGGGG! Track like many other sports requires dedication and a willingness to win. En- durance, Speed, and Strength are the three factors needed to have a good track team. This year's Varsity track team has all three of these qualities, and have a lot of it. Endurance comes in the form of Steve Sherman flong distancej, Speed in the forms of sprinters Walter Hayes, Louis Ocon, and Dean Giancanelli, and Strength in the form of Andy Eddy fshotputterj. Barnes has great enthusiasm for this gears Varsity team and plans on ranking i h in league and goin for the CIF title. It has also been informed to roving report- er that they have the ability to break many school records. Your looking Good Track from your friends on Yearbook. Open your eyes Chris Glendale leads the pack again It's up and over at 18 feet SOPI-IS RUN FUR TITLE This year Sophomore Track has been very strong. Some main factors to this team have been Jay Willia, 100 yd. dash, Chuck Whitesell the unex- pected surprise in the 4-40 and John Owen pole vault. Coaches like Mr. Broner, Mr. Barns and Mr. Wild were a great asset to the achieve- ments obtained by the Sopho- mores. The start of their sea- son was a slow-due to rain- but strong and very satisfac- tory one. Con ratulation to the team from the sports staff of the yearbook. 55 - 37 Airborne! . Q l Top row: Mark Aron, Tom Syms, BJ. Dickson, Clint Shaw, Mark McDaniel, John 1 Brzostkiewics, Greg Zarian, Jason Willia, Chuck Whitesull, Wayn Rosenberg, Randy Smith, Reg Adolfo, Thanh Phan, Eric Bowen, Jules Vallier, Kerry Weston, John Owen, W Dave Barntt, Roger Kober, Aralen Valladeres. 1- - .. if Nite N Q Oncoming aliens. That's right, smile nice and big. Off to a 220 Denise and Michelle go hurdle hoping! Crash landing HEADIN' TOWARD 2... A TITLE This years girl's Track Team is off to a very good start. They have won 2 out of 3 of their pre-league meets and are favored to take the league title. All three coaches were very opti- mistic of the team through training and expressed high expectations. The bright spots for the 1981 team are: Sanne Huffman in long dis- tance, Julie Elliot in sprints and .. soph. Leslie Martin. We're proud of 'M y0u girls. The one legged racers Top-fl to rj: A. Williams, I. Walsh, D. Walsh, M. Vargo, S. Grant, D. Petrotta L. Martin, N. Mc Inerney, S. Shelton, P. Dunnigan, Dunnigan. Mid.: L. Ocon, C. Prill, A. Poschman, M. Magness, J. Sutikno, S. Collister, L. Burt, C, Pushin' foward the finish Haggerty, B. Hiel. Bottom- A. Elerding, S. Nix, E. Kanowsky, K. Russell, L. Anderson, S. Valier, S. Huffman, E. Stout, L. Pickerel, S. White, 1 GIRLS C.C. SWEEP LEAGUE 1 a I -5 I Top Row: tl to rj Jane Sutikno, Rhonda Schmidtline, Corrine Prill, Yvette Pauly, Jeanette Walsh, Lizette Ocon, Tiffany Howard, Michelle Vargo, Second Row: Marta Ma ness, Karen Russel, Alisanne Huff- man, Duana Cleary, Jeana Bertrand, Pat Dunnigan, Sandra Grangt, Meghan Rader Bottom Row: Julie Elliott, Lolita Anderson, Kelly Castle, Stephanie Vallier, Heather Taylor, Heidi Weed, Sheri Nix UGH! liot a newcomer to the school. Other bright spots for the team were, Most In- spirational, Stephanie Vallier and Most Improved Pat Dunnigan. The team went on to CIF Prelims to be very inspiring in 'B ' ' ' Under the coaching of Paul Broneer, :he Girls Cross Country Team swept the eague to an undefeated season. Top run- iers for the Nitros were, MVP Alisanne -Iuffman, Lolita Anderson, and julie El- had a very good year. H4 fix C A the meet. Congratulations girls Cross Country from the Yearbook Staff you 818 1 41,1 A s , ' A, ,C 'iffifvf .. ,S -nf - ' .y 0 ,M , a. Q - 4 ' . gf . , . K v4-- . Jaffe I... -. , , ' VL Z ' 4 T .. .,. C, -, fs . . . . TIS, .f....-if, ' ' . at ,. . 'Ie as ws., V., -s W- . .... . , ,t.... C, . , . .1 C , , t 1 +.a -M M' flew.: f..-exam ' i A Come on Tiff! Whats you smilin abouts??? . ., . -4' fu ,,. -N Y l Q 5 F 4 'H C ,714 Sl g 'sf 44 .. - , a 4--Q .A Varsity-top row ll to rj: Tracy Grissom, Bill Hasencamp, Eric Barnes, Robbie Evans. Bottom row: Steve Sherman, Oscar Herrera, Steve Williams, Danny Delaney. VARSITY GAINS A C.I.P. BID The 1980 Glendale High Cross Country team started off the season kind of dismal but gathered strength and finished league with a 3-2 record. Steve Sherman led the Dynamiters with impressive wins and his best time being 15:54. Other bright spots for the Nitros were number two man Tracy Grissom and third man Oscar I-Ierrera. Glendale clinched a spot in the CIF. finals for their impressive come- back in league. Coming in first Anticipation Follow the leader 5, , ' 204 - .3 . HL i W de... 'xlib ,,,.. . . t. Dynamic Duo Cross Country Gives jr. Varsity-top row tl to rj: Jay Nelson, Atilla Karolyi, Greg Poschman, Q Claudio Bau, bottom row: Dave Weir, Walter Calmett, Mark Fischinger, Jim I A 1 Bates. The Sophomore Cross Country Team ended the 1980 season with a record of 4 and 1, with 1 forfeit. The first part of the season, jules Vallier was the 41 soph. runner for the Nitros leading them to victory in a practice meet against S. Pasadena. Though the Nitros dropped the next meet to league champs, Burroughs, they won their next four with Kerry Weaton, Bruce Rosenburg, Jules Vallier and Mike Schultz being strong finishers for Glendale. In the Monrovia meet, though Glendale dominated pointwise, the meet was forfeited to the Wildcats on a technicality, giving us our second league defeat. In the second half of the season, jules was replaced by Kerry Weston as the 41 runner due to injuries that kept jules from running as well as in his past performances. It is expected that most of these runners will be back running for varsity next year. Finishing with full steam I can do it! Sophs.-top row ll to rj: Kerry Weston, jules Vallier, Mike Schultz, Bill Denzel. 'Re-Q bottom row: Lawrence Zarian, Eric Brown, Sean Tullmann, Roger Kober. Ilm'a Coming 205 5 rf 5 5 Q 245 N M X .. K K 'fy W ' W WLM f Q' W The 1981 Soccer Team under the coaching of Cheriff SOCCER TAKES IT AGAIN Varsity Soccer coached by the ever so popular Cherif fthats r10t Sheriff? took the league championship again! Havin an outstanding year, beating other teams some- times Ey routs, which gained popularity throughout the southland. Led by Andy bristow, who was MVP, Afshin Ghotbi and goalie Pete Pouridis gave the Dynamiters the spark they needed to lead them to the league title. Coach Cheriff was mucho pleased with this years performance of his team and plans on bringing Glendale many more top ranked teams. Congratulations Soccer for your five toed friends on Yearbook. JV Soccer also was a success this year placin second in their Division. Cheriff was also pleased with his JV team. Congratulations JVS. A i t Strategy it 'S S Offensive move Get th e ball and kick it! ...: , we xfp 'ii Wgfi . Z , .. , ,wiv .Ni VX ,n . ,vs - fffmf W g.,:.f- k ., K, M5 VARSITY BASEBALL M' H 3 x rf ' . W Hitting's a factor in winning Gosh that was a good hit Coach! Stretching for a Loooong day Jason pitching the game it Wait you guys I found the Manager in the trash can Good throw Mike! SEASCJN LOCKS HOPEFUL Varsity Baseball is off to a sliding start in the league with many returning starters. Among these starters are Dave Durflinger, Mike Wall, and Teddy Dempsey. The Ni- tros have high hopes for the upcoming season and plan on taking league and going to the playoffs. Infield for the Ni- tros is good defensively and they have a great outfield to back them up. Hitting will also be a factor for the Nitros this year. Coach Butler has great expectations for his team and says they have a good shot for league. Good Luck Baseball Team from Yearbook Staff. Warming up for the big game Ill!!! ,M , H K - A.- Sorry Mike, couldn't think of a caption nav-s K H, fl .1 Throw him out! Guess I took care of him Top Row: fl. to Rl Tracy Grissom, Randy Gonzalez, Keith Gosselin, Teddy Dempsey, Dave Durflinger, Mike Wall Jason Miller Unknown Manager. Bottom Row: Coach Butler, Jesus Osuna, Gus Nino, Tom Dudley, Julian Milo, Mike Thomas Remi Roque Pat Hagerman, Greg Snakeluth JV'S ARE SWINGIN . K.: ,... ,af ,,, V , as., .,t,..., w,,,Wm, . - at . Hey isn't that the Goodrich Blimp up there? Junior Varsity Baseball coached by Bruce Dalton are having a successful season with the new turn outs of Juniors and Sophomores. The outfield as -.-. Q- ,t V a. n,-'- .Q eff, 'few' N in t vets-1 f r we .-. are f, . . - 'if , .,-. V K . K., ilk. A .K ,,...,,f- ', t. ei' vm 4, . , 4' a. ww. . X p , ,IL-Ki 91,543 s f - - V, . l ss 3 are sr ...Ag ' ye Q11 '-H'-Q .,c, as 'Rita-eZ,L.7,7il.,!'-W ..W--,-.c nfl-an i,sbs .L,- wi-L --t... e - ff .. --, 3' 5 , MAIAKM , fair, g W.- t ,U , well as the infield are very strong defensively. The i-' g mQ,f,,r,,,, , : rg .... ff ,. T t. li 4 hitting for the Nitros will lead them to many victo- X, A 1 ' ' S Zyyy ries over their opponents. Bruce Dalton says their V L , ft .fig ggljfi,-,' ,,g,,,,f , f ,V team will win their league only with hard dedica- -BL t' ff' 4' S ii ' i fr tion and willingness to be winners. He also says -S W , r. m A g t ', f ,Q that this group of ball players will have good suc- ' XML t :Jimi :fam . vpygf M' cess in following Years at Glendale High. S f r .t fp ' as -93' T ' f A T Q4 'fp' A Gosh I can't remember that signal! Top Row: CL to RJ Mark Sunny, john Merry, Tom Higgs, Robin Bolden, Brent Hildebrand, Walter Barber, Second Row: Coach Dalton, Dave Paknik, Dean Huff, Billy Bryant, Brock Warwick, Jeff Odekirk, Carter Stone, Bottom Row: Todd Alan, Kenny Hart, Frank Rodri- quez, Sergio Ramil, Craig Bradley, Mark Capozzoli -o--n-.....,- ..,,... ' . p.. vi., ,..., sw- ,N A -va I c 4 nan A ' nw ,vw-Q '.f GOLF DRIV Varsity Golf coached by Big Al is looking forward to an exciting and promisin season this year. Top lay- ers for the team are Bill Weislierg, Joey McClure, and Dave Guder. Every player on the team is just as important as the rest and therefore every player can be considered a top player. Play- ing at courses like La Canada Country Club, Oakmont Country Club, and Brookside Country Club, the players should have success because these courses are all local and played on be- fore by each of the layers. Al Sanelli looks for a hopeful, season this year and says this could turn out to be one of his best teams ever as a coach. Good Luck Varsity Golf from your admirers on the Yearbook Staff. A chip shot to the pool .l09Y on the drive! Willy Weisberg giving some expert advice? OUTSTANDI G THELETES Volleyball MVP: Kelly Duncang First team all-CIF and league MVP. Football co-MVP's: Mike Wall and Duane Bickettg second team all-CIFers. as 'UE 3 Wafefpolo MVP: .aai -F Mike Walton , X by V , f LV 3' --H' Jar 'Q I Nancy Giesbert Girls Swim MVP: F Y e3?'l:.f' Soccer MVP: Andrew Bristowg N ..,1:l. .5 .:v':-:: ,,-- First team all-CIF , ,. , 953. gg ef, 1 V y--Q-......,.W,,. V t V W t,,., t s Q-' F .. i ' I, 'i V .tyi M F - ,V A j ett iiy I k,kz 'Y K . Q H I K I I te V F eete it l to 3' -Q lytt e,1 f tyl 3 1 My F i,5 . Boys Volleyball MVP: A - . - I l Mark Grist Girls Tennis MVP: Girls Cross Country MVP: Kelly Doyle Alisanne Huffman ff ' ' K: .wfa ful., -': f:ffi'ffffffZ,5!f!f-j-Eff: 'f'fI '15,-fifff ,.., A. ,, , , W . V K Wag si, . ..,f -fit : t, f 1 UM' k T , T M .. T as saar , : 'S assaisttr a t Sli at A ' 'f' b .. 3 a , 1 1: , ' .LL, t ',,. ' ' -, .. ,jf2fz.5, -155:55-,r.H,, fi:-fri, ff-fr f...ffsW ' ' - - ' ,q, , Q, :,.fq '1fw ','- ,U ki' h --k-k I' .f --:Q 4... f 1 Lb,, - -Q L,L-. 5 LL 7 f T,l5fqf55Y55'5flf5lfi if ,,., :fi .LA' ,LAL' K a frrr 'J' ' 'Q' ,, . ,.,, B0Ys Track MVP: K f.h' Steve Sherman-Stud! ,f - t Boys Swim MVP: Dan Spain-The rain in Spain. . . Girls Basketball MVP: Debbie Rinder-Bionic Woman :ai ., Boys Cross Country MVP: Steve KSuper Studj Sherman Boys Tennis MVP: Go1fMVP: Bill weisbefg Levi lskeefefl De Guzman The Putt Rocker l 3: '32 Girls Track: Boys Basketball Co-MVP's: Baseball MVP: Alisanne Huffman-Me drink?! Mike Martin: Duane Bickett-Happiness is Dave Durflinger-BONES! 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Glendale Ave. 242-0363 CREATORS OF 'Dintindivz PHOTOGRAPHY O 25 YEARS IN GLENDALE Specializing in Studio and Outdoor DQlfQTiQfXITlliQE Children 1' Family Groups 1- Publicity Presenting the NEWEST IDEAS in WEDDING DHCDTCDCIQADI IY 524 Nclglgllnllz-EBLVD. 2 - 3 1 Flowers help brighten any special occassion just ask Sunny and Roger Verdugo Florist 147 N. Verdugo Rd. 247-8686 Ainsley, Heather and Deanna, three inspiring GHS models recommend Phototech 1033 N. Verdugo Rd. 244-0580 For the ultimate in formal attire Tom and Andy go to Gingiss Formal Wear Center 139 Glendale Galleria 243-4231 S , Y 5 5 L x We stock tires for all foreagn and ww l gomostk: aufbsgggm , 00 n :uunnovnm -nuucor Q :mum ' CIA ag L -M 55 - 1, I - ' if ' 0 Ccnplawhrdlloctro- 241-5140 ZMIGIIIDALEAVE GLDDALE uunnuuurnuueunw The Songs highly recommend Bistange Bros Auto Body Shop E Ch y Ch D Congratulations, Class of '81 Were banking on your success at CENTRAL BANK of GI FNDAI F 507-1770 41 I N rtn C ntralAvenue 823 North Br d B I d Member FDIC ,. N. or ?i8Siu? Q-W' . . t j K , A,-:h A Ti' is A Xiao 5 'G Nzlgki N if Eats is Q it Ne if 'QQ Professional service by appointment Glendale High Cosmetology Department 1440 East Broadway 246-4984 'K 1 -1 L at 1-1' fn0Dc,, Kevin and Walter find all their auto needs at Speed Center 1320 South Brand Blvd 247-1038 The Tall Flag Head Captains grab a quick lunch at Taco Treat 130 N. Verdugo Rd 243-2283 4 NR. at :Axim Kevin is ready to serve you at the Lighthouse Book Store 238 N. Brand 246-4949 ' ,FG .. g K Y ,,. Alamo Luxury Car Rental Service 'The Bay Areas finest if you can get them over the Bridge Alamo, California S. McGuire proprietress Pippa and Pat feel that jewelry makes the perfect gift for that someone special anytime of the year Yolanda's jeweler's 1130 East Broadway 240-0234 sm Keri and Susan feel that a healthy body is a preppie body so they shop at Pood's for Life. 504 East Broadway 244-3601 Kathy and Laurie love the fashion These rugged outdoors chaps selections at janboree head for Backpackers Exchange 1148V2 N. Central Ave. before North Dome at Yosemite 956-1690 211 East Broadway 956-1924 Just like Beef and Brenda you to can drive in a RX-7 Guy Schmidt, Inc. Oldsmobile GMC Mazda 400 South Brand Blvd 240-3900 I Q. QAEX tape If Dan, Mike and Alex tell all their friends about Howe Carpets 513 East Colorado Blvd 244-3109 Rl Put yourself in this happy picture at Zale's Jewelers with Chris, Deanna, David Dianna, Paul and Ritu Glendale Galleria 4377 Young Life Forest Home 1981 good clean fun .Jw .. C scan! Andrew Karl Eddy and Thomas Bobby Hammer Fun Inc. Don't call us, we'll call you. cat Courtesy - Jim and Kai HAERCIDNS Many thanks for your hard work to produce the best Stylus yet. . . from The Bluto Family. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of '81 The Kirchberg Family Best of everything to the Class of 1981 The Soulciassian Family Success and Happiness Class of 1981 Mickey and Glenn Durflinger The Arevalo Family extends their best wishes to the Grad's of '81 Congratulations kids! from The KuhnlefHammer Family May God hold you in the palm of his hand. Jerome and Patricia Lienhard 1 Success in 1981 Jerome and Louisa Lienhard The Bickett Family Good luck to the Juniors and Sophomores and good luck Seniors The Brugman Family For your future success . . . We wish you life's best The Swainston Family Wishing a fulfilling and promising year to the graduating Class of 1981 The MCGuire's Best Wishes to the Class of 81 . . . may all your dreams become realities Congratulations 1981 Grads Ray and Shirley Martin T.G.I.O. Cfhank goodness its over! Congratulation Seniors! The R.L. Elliot Family Good luck to the Class of '81! Best wishes! The Marston Family Mr. and Mrs. Ifldlliam f. Gallagher and Family Good Luck Class of 1981 ' IHAEVQIQDNS The Weisberg Family To the Class of '81 . . , May the future years bring you much success The Ramsey-Ayers Family Best wishes to the Class of 1981 The McDonald Family Here's to all of the happiness and success in the world . . . May it be yours The Bernal Family For your future success . . . We wish you Life's best Dr. dc Mrs. Alan and Family Congratulations to the Class of 81 Best wishes to the Class of 83 The Capozzoli Family Good luck to the graduating Seniors The Dunham Family Congratulations to the Class of 1981 The Herman Family May you grow and find much happiness in the years to come The Nash Family Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Good luck to the Class of 1982 Good-Bye until the five year reunion . . . Best wishes to all the members of the Class of 1981 from Mr. Koerner and the Senior Class Cabinet Wishing the graduating Seniors happiness and prosperity The Sandana's The Savay Family May your futures be filled with only the best The Gabor Family Best wishes to the Class of 1981 The Willier Family Congratulations to the Seniors, best wishes to the Sophomores and Juniors B8rZ WHAT PLANET? DSLK BUT WE'RE THERE TOO U!! MIKEISLCHRISTHANX4BEINGBROSLETHIMSHINELOAF RGH LTS SPND R LVS TGTHR I!! 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ROSE FOR EVERYTHING SHERYL P IYJ CG,SP-ThanxForYourFriendship8rUncIrstndg-john In Memory of the class of 1980 ACAPELA SRS:WILL MISS U VISIT OFEN LV jNY8rFIL Experience life to the fullestztravel, friendships1SSS, Bunny, Nosej 8: acadamia. LoveU, RITU CARMENB'IIINvrFrgtUorThGdTmesWveHad!Luv4evrAE T8rL Long talks laughter and your friendship K Eva8zSonja-IIINvrFrgtU8nRGrt'80Smr!Thnx8rLukA!AE PFII'IFIAgswasabIastThanx4thememoriesLuvYaS.A. jFL,CjP,CMW,WITHOUT A DOUBT THE GREATEST IN- FLUENCES IN MY LIFE. I WISH YOU ALL THE HAPPI- NESS AND SUCCESS IN THE WORLD ON BOTH YOUR PERSONAL AND COMMUNAL GOALS. I SINCERELY LOVE U BW, Darc-ILoveYou,SiSIRELYONSTRENGTHFROM ABOVE.Amy Oui, I'II Miss U As DayPass by not 4 Memory PT. IRB-Rmbr DietsThMnchysMsLindRFrndshpA1wy9Gains RA,UMeanSoMuch2Me,ThanX4TheMemoriesILuvYou GM STACYXCHRIS ILLALWAYS REMEMBERUANDYOSE MITE SP Avid, Au is Aowi. Support The PoIice!DEDODODOKL Magic Thnx fr AI Th Gd Tms U Knw LI Lwys Lv nd Rmmbr U. Gd Lck Lwys. 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To 52, 28,Dart,Bert,321HAjtheI0udmouthpartiers tl1anx4Althe memoriesFromyourFellow LMP,36 Ftbl-rules MRST:DNTSAYWNVRBOTUNETHNG!LUVBIGT'SCOM MITTEE SandyKeriKim Thanks EorAIlTheHappyMemoriesYaul POPJWEMBILUV4EVERRHINAINESIOHNAINSLEYI LUVUALL CAROL, I LOVE YOU ALWAYS AND FOREVER-Sum merlBB I Another year has passed rn the annals of Glendale Hrgh School and as Edrtor of the 1981 Stylus rt was my job to record the events that took place When I accepted thrs ob more than a year ago I was not qurte sure what I was rn for The job of edrtor can sometrmes be qurte tryrng to ones sanrty but I would not exchange thrs ob for an thrng frt s been a super experrence for me J I strll o not thrn that I wrll belreve there are not anymore dead lrnes untrl I walk across the stage at graduatron QCONGRADULATIONS SENIORSU Now that the Book rs frnally frnrshed I would lrke to thank all the staff even those who were tryrng on my patrence for therr efforts to produce a super yearbook Frrst of all I would lrke to thank the hotographers Wrthout them the rest of the staff would have ad nothrng to do Our four snap shotters thrs year were jrm Krrchberg Sossy Sou krassran Abel jose Gonzales and LeAnn Stubbs The majorrty of the sports shots were taken by jrm and Abel LeAnn was always wrllrng to shoot anythrng as long as rt cut rnto her class hours and not her workrng trme Sossy should be known as Mrss Prrnt She and Doc fBless hrs Heart, were responsrble for most of the rrnts Frnally just a small word for Abel The few The Prou The MARINES' Thrs years faculty sectron was completed by the frrst year staffers john Nash Marrena Arevalo and retrunee Shannon Lloyd I would especrally lrke to thank John and Marrena for the great job they drd as frrst year staff members Shannon lknown last year as P B Have you frgured rt out Chuck'I was also a help to thrs sectron when we could frnd her Next on my lrst rs Marro Capozollr because at thrs trme I thrnk rt rs trme for a lrttle comrc relref Marlo rs the only one I know who wrll yump up on the back counter and wash the wrndows when Doc and I are tryrng to have a serrous conversa tron lrmagrne thrs freak throwrng water on the wrndow and then usrn a rubber squeegy to smear rt aroundj Thrs year Marro wrl not be known as the creator of the wonderful pages of The golf ball rn actron but of the color sectron rn the center of the book lHey Marro Where rs the Beat Hoover Day page7j The actrvrtres sectron thrs year was done by Deanna Martrn and oh yes Mrke Thomas' lone of the famed threej Dean na rs defrnrtely the low key member of thrs sectron Mrke and two other members of the staff whom I wrll mentron later ran rnto a lrttle trouble wrth Doc and me earlrer thrs year ll thmk he has tamed down a Irttle by nowj Mrkes clarm to fame rs procrastrnatron KI am sure no one else knows the meanrng of the wordj Organrzatrons I fell rs one of the tougher sectrons rn the book Truthfully tell me how you can successfully wrrte serr ous copy on some clubs such as the Marbles Club? Arnsley Ellrot Chrrs Thomas and Lrsa Wang were the members of thrs sectron who created a top notch rnsert Lrsa was a member of last years staff lknown as F P B I who contrrbuted greatly to the sectron thrs year Arnsley was the lrfe saver who always seemed to get her sectrons pages to me on trme Frnally roundrng out thrs sectron rs Chrrs Thomas Chrrs rs the second member of the famed three He Irke hrs cuz Mrke also got rnto hrs share of trouble tAlthough I wrll have to admrt he rs drfrnrtely the mellowrst of hrs budsj Chrrs lrke Mrke also enjoys usrng the phone whrch some teachers drdnt seem to apprecrate The sectron wrth the most pages rs obvrously sports Thrs years trro consrsted of Robert Gallagher Deanna Bernal and Remo Iezza Probably the hardest workrng and brggest com plarner was Brg Bob tknown on the football team as B B does not stand for Br Bobj I lrke Bob because he always makes you feel so good If e does not lrke your pants the way you comb your Harr you name rt he wrll complarn about rt I cant say anythrng about hrm because even through all hrs brckerrng hrs work got frnrshed The second member of the trro rs Deanna Whatever Bob was unable to do Deanna usually drd fthere are those rare occasrons when Remo does do somethrngj Deanna complarned to me almost as much as Robert but only about her collea ues The last member of the trro rs Remo what can you say a out Remo the was more often than not a pam rn the buttj bet ou have already guessed yes Remo rs the last member o the famed three I thrnk Remo was grven a can of spray arnt when he was Irttle You can rma rne Doc s suprrse when e walked rnto the room and foun TVR spray parnted on hrs bulletrn board Further down the lrst rs Lrnda Martrn and ,lulre Hassen mrller These two hardworkrng rndrvrduals drd the underclass men and senror sectrons Lrnda and Iulre have done a super job wrth both sectrons and therr hard work rs much apprecrated Lrnda one of the notable songs thrs year was a great pleasure to have on staff twhy she always sard that she was on a dret I ll never knowj Questron Do you thmk Lrnda rs most lrkely to become Mrss Amerrca7 Julre also drd a great job and had decrded to take on the responsrbrlty of producrn the 1982 yearbook tGood Luck I know yours wrll be one o the bestj Frnally the last sectron of the book rs Ads Thrs year Tom Hammer and Sue McGurre had the prrvrledge of dorng thrs sectron I have to srm athrze wrth them because ads are not the easrest thrngs to frn Sue was a very unrque member of thrs year s staff rf she wasn t cuttrn me down for some reason or other she wasn t feelrng very we I or rt was Hush Day Sue was the resrdent pre y of the staff tlove those argurle socks and plad skrrtsb If you rnd anyone who loves to srt down and ty e frctronal storres about people I ll show you Tom Hammer T e resrdent novelrst even wrote one about hrmself rn order to save hrs credrbrlrty rn the class trf you would lrke to read them just check the back wall of the yearbook room some are even creatrvej Our last two staff members have specral posrtrons and are much needed rndrvrduals Amy Herman was the photo coor drnator probably the most trme consumrng posrtron on staff Her trme and dedrcatron does not go unapprecrated The last member of the staff had more to do wrth the books page cosmetrcs than anyone Heather Taylor was thrs year s art edrtor tshe drd most of the strrp rngj There rs only one person left t e advrsor Doc Thrs rs my second year wrth Doc and both have been super experrences for me The reason thrs book fThe Stylusj rs as classy as rt rs today rs because of Wayne Grrffrths Doc spends alot of hrs own trme to make thrngs fall rnto place and to roduce the best book around Doc rs the backbone of thrs boo and I am glad to have been able to help hrm wrth rt Doc thanks for puttrng up wrth a farrly radrcal staff' Before I brrng thrs to a close I would lrke to thank the whole staff agarn you should be proud to have produced the best yearbook to date' Thanks for your trme and patrence Also I would lrke to thank Paul Collrns for hrs help and gurdance I want to thank Dulap Turne for all therr help I d also lrke to thank my rrends and famrly for puttrn up wrth me around dead lrne trme when I was a brt ed y Frna ly I would lrke to thank a arn everyone who make thrs ook possr ble Thrs has been a antastrc learnrn experrence for me Best wrshes to all rn the future and I hope t at everyone wrll be able to look back at thrs year as a posrtrve experrence Thanks ALL' Andy Eddy , , , 'I E l. - Q fy -I , I I ' ' , - - , - U I - , . . - da' ' - f , , . - . , . , , .. .. . , g , . , - , , , I ' - - . - . , - . ll - u r , . - . .. , g . , , , E ' I .4- 141 --if L -4 ' xx , x -.. , 5 . ,. 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