Harry Ells High School - Crusader Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1984 volume:

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The books of laws and etiquette can not forever deflect our meandering minds or suppress the voicing of our tenets as we journey forth. Reaching new heights and extending our journey elicits a fear of the unknownt a void which requires filling. Yet. again, we wish for the journey's end primarily on the basis of not knowing. not understanding, not wanting, and our minds return to mean- dering. But we shall journey forth, until we can journey no further, , e r -Toni Gibbs scared. scared. U.S. and I am not -Thoncho Saephan When we are young we discover new things everyday. whether it be mental or physical. As we grow older. the ,physical discoveries decrease and we learn to open our minds to an unending amount of mental and emotional find- ings. There will never be a time when there is nothing left to know. Life is a iourney. to learn and live until the time of death. lt is impossible to control this journey, for it is ever- lasting and never-ending. Onlywhen death is upon us will we know if our journey is finally over or if it continues on infinitely. -Lisa Mann 6 Journeys The everyday life of a student at Harry Ells is a journey that is filled not only with familiar sights. sounds and people. but also with the new and exciting experiences that school can offer. We do not travel alone though. there are always friends and companions along the way to share the triumphs and agontes. However, we are never without the opportunity to be alone and study quietly. or think. as that is a part of every students life. if gs s, sl T is Q ls? sei Q? ts 1 ...- ki --.e--- . .M K k mfw NN' x Q 6' it ,fi x il MA Xxx w S gg kt Q M SEQ . E, www ,E N xt K kiwi .b f-:fg,g. .... 4, ww- - fn' 'M' mf X A it A A ., .M AM. ....,.,.,,.-y w.mvr,..i f QS AKVA . Q ,, ..., Q A ig' . ' VW s N -, 8 5 f 115.525 3: ' 232 ' - OT f . m b Q f , f uf' , X -U -' Q ' , un? gr . x . P 5 W ..-.. .. .,:.:. V. .L 1 ,. 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The dance was one of the best ones many students had ever seen at Ells, and will not soon be forgotten by anyone who was there. Cheryl Medina and Jorge Padilla getting totally juiced. Antonio Pantoia and Conception Martinez with the Homecom ing Night Fever. An awe-struck group looks on, Everybody was jamming into the night! Stacey Gatison and Patty Gomez getting into the beat A wild group making the dance floor smoke. HOMECGMI G R LLY 'if I2 'Homecoming Rally VU-I! The crowd at the Homecoming Rally showed so much spirit that we could feel the bleachers under us vibrate as the entire gym erupted with wild yells and cheering. Every- body was real iuiced up and we could feel the energy in the air as the team charged in. The cheerleaders were just blurs of color as they danced and lead the audience into a frenzy of excitement. Confetti filled the air and everyone could tell that we were some- thing special this year and that nothing could stop the mighty Falcons. .lixfi Q4 LLS AND FLQATS t Musical Homecoming was the Freshman theme this ar. Balloons, streamers. and colorful banners covered the lls. ' 1 Underwater Fantasyuwas the Junior theme. The hall- f was decorated with pictures of undersea life: mer- ds. fish, whales. and sunken treasures. The winning Sophomore hall had the theme of Jungle Safari , Lots of ivy. stuffed animals, pictures of Tarzan, and other wild beasts decorated the walls. 1 The Senior hall reflected their theme Through the t Years , Symbols of the past two decades plus pictures of our projected future decorated the hallway. Halls And Floats I3 ' i983-S4 HOMECOMING 1 7 1 , i Once upon a time there were six beautiful maidens of royalty, who were cursed as children by a wick, ed Hornet from the kingdom of Alameda to become ordinary stu- dents of Harry Ells. But. the wick- ed Hornet didn't know that the curse had a ten year warranty. lt iust so happens that the curse was lifted on Homecoming Election Day when Freshmen Princess Lor- raine Vigil, Sophomore Princess Sandra Fernandez. Junior Princess Yolanda Duncan the Ladies-iw Waiting: Ind Runner-up Lupe Za- zueta. lst Runnereup Ester hsver. and the inaiestic Queen Theresa Daniels, were voted into Royal Homecoming positions. Once upon another time, six royal male children were kid- napped by a kindly old nursemaid. to protect them from the very same curse. Throughout their many travels, they were never told of their royal blood and they carried out their lives as run-of- theemill Harry Ells' students. What a shock they experienced on Elec- tion Day when they discovered their true identities. Freshman Prince: Joe Williams. Sophomore Prince: Mark Molinar. Junior Prince: Robert Moses, the honored knights: George Calligeros and Al- den Williams. and the iolly king Lu' ciano Caldera. who completed the Royal Homecoming Court. The Kingdom of Harry Ells de- cided to celebrate with a Royal Pa- rade. The Parade featured floats from the Senior and Sophomore Class, a band of the best musi- cians. and a car full of the loveliest town maidens. The Parade cli- maxed with the crowning of the King and Queen. Then the Royal Homecoming Court, seated in their motor- drawn carriages rode into the sun- set. For they would be guests of honor at the Ball held in the stately Ells Gym that nightt and live hap- pily ever after. THE END A www JW xhi I fn ,iii ,,. ffv y, m f W 1 Z , ff ff 1. QNWM if ..,. .Z I983 VARSITY FOOTBALL ff f . I , -K Q ' 55.. . Q , 1, QK if . K , V' u i- ,sKK,, 32-5 K KKK ' . . K. ...- . Ag . A ' .. . 1 .1 ' K 5 - 1K ig fK ,:. 1 E ..,,. 5 ' ' -fi B 1 11: I B .. .... f- .a ' 1 J J 1 - ig r so S c - - c Q . . 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Jesse Gurule, Reggie Glover, Jerry Gurule, Joe Waschuck, Jewel Bennett, Greg Chatman, Greg Harrell Second Row- Todd Battle, Terry Battle, Coach Abel, Coach Enos, Coach Wilson, Herbert Whitte, Jimmy Bondoc Front Row- Fermin Bejarano, Joe Gurule, George Calligeros, Steve Benitez, Rod Percoats, Robin Ho. Erwin Goodwin ' , 1 K i vt.,L M '55 A K ,gf - , W 1 K,KK K U, , in R 1 ...- Q li K S , GX , N . C 'ix T vi . S Q . Qs Joe Gurule: Linebacker-Ist Team All League Greg Chatman: Safety-Ist Team All League, Ath- lete of the Week Matt Babino: Tackle-Ist Team All League George Calligerast Wide Receiver-2nd Team All League, Athlete of the Week Robert Moses: Outside Linebacker-2nd Team All League Todd Battle: Running Back-2nd Team All League Todd Wilson: Defensive Tackle-2nd Team All League Dexter Ballard: Offensive Guard-Mention l Fermin Bejarano: Wide Receiver-Mention Reggie Glover: Quarter Back-Mention ' I983 J. Q FQQTBALL SA Back Row- Ramon Hutson. Anthony Gordon. Joe Waschuck. Paul Rivera, Chris Wainscott, Sammy Ropati, Steven Brown Third Row- Andre Jackson, Tim Kuzmicky. Chandler Colquitt. Coach Abel, Coach Orozco, Rodney Leaks, David Freasier, Aaron Geddins Second Row- Todd Newton, Dennis McCIinton, Robert Clark. Duy Nguyen. Mike Kim, Chris Cantu, Harold Plummer First Row- Eddie Stephens, Louis Schulte. Ted Kim, Francisco Grtiz, Jerry Brooks. Byron Williams. Alejandro Lara, Domico Goss Football I9 20 Volleyball VOLLEYBALL VARSITY M Back Row: Coach: Fred Gonzalez, Deborah McNorton, Stacey Durocher, Leticia Haro, Teresa Baker. Front Row: Lawanda Simmons, Sandra Fernandez. Concepcion Martinez. JUNIOR VARSITY - Back Raw: Debbie Antonio, Evelyn Read. Valoria Wilcots, Christina Martin. Martha Batriz. Front Row: Gina Ramatici, Theresa Delgado. Rosa Cervantes. l Volleyball ll lg ARSITY SOCCER Back Raw- Reginald Ware. Fernando Ochoa. Jorge Corona, Antonio Panloia, Miguel Micardo, Jose Qumtero Coach Gonzalez Front Row Fldel Lara Armando Robles Salvador Cortez Miguel Hernandez, Luciano Caldera, Arturo Perez, Guadalupe Qulntero, Jorge Bonllla - 22 Soccer . V SGCCER 'Y 1 in fe V. ,, Q - H 'A' -Amr' Back Row' Somphong Phoummathep, Elrain Rivera, Bonnanlith Vongsy, Marco Robles. Steve Spilman, Homayun Nashir. Sergio Bernal, Francisco Navarro. Guadalupe Mejia, Coach Gonzalez Fran! Row- Viravong Phoummathep, Yee Vang. Tony Mclntosh. Lupe Ouintero, SaanSeng Saechao, Marcos Martinez The I983-84 season for the Harry Ells Soc- cer Team was an exceptional one. not only because of our winning, but also because of the outstanding team effort and attitude achieved by the players. Players from differ- ent cultures, brought together by an interna- tional sport, worked and practiced hard to help each other and to dedicate themselves in order to achieve their goal of winning the league championship. This was accomplished by the players and I would like to thank and congratulate them for an enjoyable and ex- citing soccer season. -Mr. Gonzalez lVlEN'S BASKETB LL BACK ROW: Coach Wilson. Quincy McCall, Eugene Brown, Mitchell Dent. Terry Battle. Todd Battle. Reggie Glover. James Hill, Derrick Roberts 24 Basketball Maurice Dickens, Robert Washington FRON7 ROW: s 1 l i x. 4.2, 'N-.. U' V-.... K.. ,,,.,.fw Basketball 25 OMEN 'S ASKETB LL .wa f. .1-7, , A get I WW ..,, W , mir qu, ,, , Mn 'r W r , f r M -- V Aff W ' 'MW2 a Wigwfhf ., ,,... ' Wa y .-lI W M Members of the team are: Teresa Baker Irma Garcia. Lavett Gaston, Debr. McNorton, Debra Minter r, .Jw 41 QW' A -isa' Pictured below are the returning Sen- ior ball-players of the Harry Ells Base- ball Team. Pictures of the entire team in action were unavailable due to the early deadline of the yearbook. From left to right, starting in the back row are: Reggie Glover, Fermin Beiarano. George Calligeros. Joseph Gurule. Gregory Harrell, and Matthew Babino. 178.11 SEIS El Baseball 27 SQFTB LL Back Row- Coach Gonzalez. Terri Elliott, Patricia Doty. Jeannette Davis. Lavett Gaston. Jeanne Marshall, Charlean Harris. Kathryn Gooden, Ruth O'Neal. Valoria Wilcots. Middle Row- Brenda Van Ness. Deborah Antonio, Veronica Della Cruz. Tami McGlothIen. Christina Martin. Cheryl Medina. Front Row: Gina Ramitici, Theresa Delgado. Shawnderai Owens, Sandra Fernandez. Paulette McNorton, Angela Bonilla 28 Softball PQWDER PLIFF-83 84 Back Row- Yvette Williams, Valencia Price, Lavette Gaston, Toni Gibbs, Debbie McNor- ton. Jeanette Davis, Roz Mays. Middle Row- Yolanda Duncan, Terri Elliott, Irma Garcia, Valoria Wilcots, Kathryn Gooden, Machelle Ritchie. Debbie Bal. Sabrina Harper. Marilyn Johnson. Front Rowe Rosalind Cooks. Yvette Haney, Cassandra Dews, Danielle Anderson. Anni Trabe, Michelle Szarka, Sonja Clark. 30 Powder Puff Powder Puff 3I ffxl U X 5 1 'Z ff f 'Sf' Y 1 1 ' S , 3 1 I 4 ' f ,Q ' . . l . - 4 , 3? YF., b Y, , 5 LV 5 J: 58 if M X 9 y 535, 1 'X 1 f, 4 'A Y ' t . Hr 1. ....g,,g Back row- Sponsori Mr. Hathaway. Fred Ramirez, Roz- Ian Cooks, Jerry Chappell. Efren Deloa. Shauna Chappell. Kevin Smith. Debbie Tull. George Lane. Rod Percoats. Glenn Stephenson Front row- Byron Williams, Lorenzo Co- bos. Frank Grigalba, Nigel Dal- bert, Frank Carranza. Steven Brown, Ben Brown, Louis Schulte if Q! Back row- Sponson Mr. Hathaway. Charles Alleson, Andres Reyes, Joe Prater, Dei- dre Green. Teresa Jennings. Lathena Haney, Robbie Luckey. Trina Hubbard. Ann Price Front raw- Terry Addison. Michael Latour. Eric Burton. James Lane, Elgin Hawkins. Elliot Prater. Knoel Barrow. Cynthia Nesler, lan McNicholas Clubs 33 Back row- Ester Esver, Rosalind Mays, Rosa Rodriguez, Monica Hardy, Sandra Fernandez, Ali- cia Ramos, Helena Gin, Ruby Gin Front row- Terri Elliott. Elva Covarrubias, Lori Jackson. Terry Battle, Yvette Williams, Valoria Wilcots, Bess Yee. Sponsor: Mrs, Washington Back raw- Sponsor: Ms. Dewey, Tracey Fitzpatrick. Angie Bur- gos, Olivia Gomez, Renee Bled- soe. Alejandro Canaday. Rosie De La Torre, Mary Cruise, Da- vid Germain, Jeanne Marshall. Cynthia Haynes, Irene Perril- Iiat, Christina Martin, Jocelyn Bulawin Front Row- Treasurer: Bonnie Rougeau. Vice Presi- dent: Yvette Williams, Presi- dent: Elva Covarrubias, Secre- tary: Tammy Shelton 34 Clubs 'lx-, 'iv -Us--ll -Q '3-SS! X YE ECW ifitiwgi J 'Q , Six tice: it it'x i . iAsiTi'i:3s,N's 'xx iw wtwcziiiirxg, wx wvfi it XJ af wi-cw sihts-ex Q , xx Siege FT Gabriel Rocha, Lee. Ann Scearcy, Sponsor: Mr. Brown. Patricia Gomez. Terri Elliott Back raw- Sponsor: Mrs, Sim- mons and Mrs. Cardenas-Diaz. Laura Avalos, Angela Bonilla. Clara Pizzali, Angelica Franco. Gloria Barajas. Leticia Haro. Mary Cruise. Gabriel Rocha. Maria Rocha. Miguelina Rodri- guez, Olga Pantola Front row- Rosa Alvarez, Maria Ramos, Irma Barron. Secretary: Araceli Ramos, President: Arturo Perez, Vice President: Maria Franco. Rosalinda Leon. Alicia Ramos. Norma Robles Clubs 35 Back Row- Ted Kim, Secretary: Jeannette Davis, Toni Sanchez, Rosa Rodriguez. Lori Jackson. Vice President: Machelle Rit- chie. Ana Quintero, Consuelo Rodriguez, President: Teresa Rodriguez, Matthew Ruona. Front Row- Sponsor: Ms. Bark- ley. Duy Le, Paul Rivera, Magda Baeza, Sonja Vasquez, David Freasier, Michael Kim. E Back Row- Martha Smith, Rosa- lind Spears. Carol Jennings, So- nia Vazquez, Claudia Ponce, Khan Ly. Kathie Koop, Gina Ra- matici. Brenda VanNess, Shari Johnson, Frank Grigalba, Regi- na Seabaugh. Chevelle Brown, Efrain Rivera, Bernita Medlock, Magda Baeza, Deborah Minter, Helena Gin, Trina Hubbard, La- keeta Smith. Front Row- Mark Molinar, Somphong Phoum- mathep, Mitchell Dent, Valoria Wilcot, Yolanda Duncan 36 Clubs i Back Row- Jeanine Bulawin, Te- resa Jennings, Brenda Van- Ness, Patricia Gomez. Duy Nguyen, Mitchell Dent, David Freasier, Michael Kim, Som phong Phoummathep. Bess Yee. Sponsor: Mrs. Domeiean. Front Row- Secretary: Christy Casas. President: Jeannette Davis, Vice President: Toni Gibbs, Sponsor: Ms. Fong. Juanita Smith. Bryan Lynch, Natalie Casterlow. Clubs 37 Back row- Christopher Cantu, Irma Garcia, Sylvia Gonzalez, Miguel Hernandez, Frank Car' ranza, Joe Gurule, Marcos Lara. Carlos Montano, Jesse Gurule, Hector Garcia, Robert Ramirez, Jorge Padilla Middle row- Pa- tricia Gomez. Linda Reyna, Cathy Sullivan, Lupe Zazueta, Angela Lara, Debbie Antonio. Maria Rodriguez, Denise Car- doza, Tony Lara, Paul Padilla Front row- Sponsor, Aurora Sar- abia, Secretary: Lisa VanNess, Vice President: Luciano Cal- dera. President, Joe Carranza, Treasurer: Veronica Dellacruz, Celia Carrasco, Jerry Gurule Back row- Somphong Phoum- mathep, Todd Battle. Valoria Wilcox. Teresa Rodriguez, James Welch, Antonio Pantoia, Mitchell Dent, Terry Battle, Raul Vargas, Carole McKinley, Juan Carlos Leanos, Cesar Lara, Miguel Hernandez, Sandra Fer- nandez, Steve Benitez Middle row- John Esver. Olivia Gomez, Ana Quintero, Leticia Haro. So- nia Vazquez, Angelica Franco, Ester Esver, Clara Pizzali. Magda Baeza. Maria Franco, Denise Cardoza, Olga Pantoia, Alicia Ramos, Lupe Zazueta, David Blasingame Front row- Recording Secretary: Toni San- chez, Elva Covarrubias, Trea- surer: Lori Jackson, President, Rosalind Mays, Vice President: Rosa Rodriguez. Secretary: Bridget Welch 38 Clubs .--..-5 wfafi qi Back rowf Michael Kim. Charles Rigmaiden. Bess Yee. Helena Gin. Tammy Shelton. Ted Kim. Sponsor: Ms. Snobel Front row- Kathy Koop. Duy Nguyen. Ken- neth Koop, Mitchell Dent Back row- Sponsor: Ms. Wash- ington, Jerry Brooks. George Calligeros. Gary Rodriguez, Robert Harris. Jr., Harold Plum- mer, Jeanne Marshall. Kathryn Gooden, Yolanda Duncan Front row- Sonia Hernandez. Lupe Moreno, Terry Battle, Cesar Lara. Roderick Percoats Clubs 39 Back Row- Ms. Washington, Marvell Jackson. Mark Molinar. Shannise Vincent. Annetreece Fairley, Jeannette Davis Fran! Row- Gina Ramatici. Patty Doty, Terry Battle, Jocelyn Bulawin, Denise Cordova President: Elva Covarrubias Commissioner of Publirilyf Pat ty Gomez, Sponsor: Ms. Wash ington S T U D E N T Vice President: Terry Battle: A V S S O C I A T E S 40 Clubs -tfzs -,ti AWZM Siimklic fvwtcf y K, a I x l swing saga. 1'3 Back raw Sponsor Mrs Chan dler Yee Leo. 5aan Seng Sae Chao Vlravong Phoummathep Saenghang Manlxey Vankham Phongboupha Yua Xlong Tony Vue Po Yee Xlong Yee Vang Hang Bla Vang Vue Bounhallth Vongsy Front row Mouang Saephan Yee Thao Yer Her Nmg Xlong Lhlo Kuel Sac teurn Doua Yang Lhla Xlong Fanuhlng Saellaw Ylan Sae phan Meuytsmg Saechao Song Thao May Eng Saechao Sponsor Mr Tondre Tony Lara Jerry Gurule Ernesto Vargas Jesse Gurule Lhrls Lanlu Armando Robles Llubs 4I i A I f 3 A u B L ,han- Anne and CinHy spraying on their true colors on Punk Rock Day. Deidra, Brian and Lisa show us the latest fashions in Punk. PIRIT WEEK Tina and Regena are pure innocences as flower children from the 6O's. 42 Spirit Week if fi .W ,ai ' A kg , sf: ' t , N ,,,, M-Q W, i f 5 ,ir , 5 t..' , , , S tts s' -.a tt Q Steve and Naydene make a radical pair. PU K - 60's KIDDIE - MIX MATCH PURPLE PRIDE DAYS V! , ., , ,yy Q l 1, ' AS, ,Q X ,,,,, , 'Ziff 4, , f ,MW ies: Y T riir T 5' Qs? T .., T strs f' fr ,VV V s ' , T I , 2 ' if-iii: ' - H ' I 7 .... W, WHA!! av 4' , 2 , lfzizi ffk- Iii I M, W, wg W .,, W, - I - - Mitchell Dent, Kenneth Koop. Michael Kim, Bess Yee. Helena Gin, Roddy Louis. Tamatha Shelton, Duy Nguyen, Ted Kim gs W' - Q e,,,' it, 3 ' ,f Y, ' , aim' H as iei i f W 5M.,.,,,,,x ek , It K sr V. 'fi , ,brews so 'f T ww ,fztf-is I ' I 'ik 5 I LEQ, y , , L . ............1 SMOKE LIT The American Smoke-Out campaign held on November I7, I983, was a great success here at Ells. Fifteen McDon- aId's cheeseburger coupons and one yearbook donated by the Yearbook Staff were giv- en away in a drawing for all the people who participated in the American Smoke-Out Survey which was written by the Red Cross Club students. In this survey, we surprisingly found out that ISZ of the stu- dents at Ells began smoking at the age of six. The results from the survey were given to the National Cancer Society because their statistics, posters, flyers, but- tons and decals made the Smoke-Out an overwhelming success with many students participating in it. Thank you to everyone who participat- ed. Bess Yee President Red Cross 43 Cl? l.l.l i.i.i 'E Q. Q. D. 44 Activities H . 11 ' :':' - .2 if I , ,. L . at f 1 sssri 1 t P 2 ,, 1 A' . f 1 s , S c g pgcc, csscc l s Q 2, 5 5 ii Z E On your mark, get set, GO! Faces plunged into pie pans, while fans rooted their class- p mates. These pie-eaters were picked because of their widely known achievements in eating. These athletes toned their l mouths and throat muscles just for this event. lt was a hard competition, but Freshmen's Joe Williams and Senior's Patty Gomez proved to be Gold Medal Pie-Eaters!! , ,H , 'x , ll . Lf Y 'vggi N41 5 SNOWBALL QUEEN AND ESCORT Bess Yee and Kinley Wong XJ N5 JUNIOR PRINCESS AND ESCORT SOPHOMORE PRINCESS AND FRESHMAN PRINCESS ESCORT i Kathryn Gooden and Tyrone ESCOR T Alicia Ramos and Miguel Mercado Haynes Veronica Della Cruz and Chris A La voto .. PIRIT GRQLIP 21530115 W r Shawnderai Owens Brenda VanNess Sandra Fernandez Cheryl Medina 1 Valoria Wilcot Ana Quintero ,wi Veronica Della Cruz Christina Martin 46 Spirit Group PEP TER Back Row: Danielle Anderson. Renita Johnson, Trina Hubbard. Rozlan Spears, Lakeeta Smith. Debbie Minter Fronl Row: Cassandra Dews. Annetrcice Fairley Spirit Group 47 YIEAI I QUIK Sl Allzll: 'K im S Q Ms. Bergman taking time to impart brilliant advice on a layout dilemma. The Editors collaborating on ideas for a big project. 48 Yearbook Staff An average fast paced day in the Copy department DY M M-of Lori and Jeannette blazing a path through the chores of the Advertis- ing Department. Take an active. creative teacher with true devotion. Add some authors that have a creative view of today's society and poetic ambitions. Mix in typists that are quick and efficient. Add lay-out people who see Yearbook pages before they exist, Blend in a photographer that creates brilliant images out of ordinary subjects. Sprinkle in creativeness, a little fun. and true dedication, and you have the Harry Ells' Yearbook Staff. Every day at MO and sometimes after school, we are at work trying to meet deadlines, so Harry Ells can have one of the best Yearbooks in the district! The Layout Department works frantically to meet a deadline. The Photo Staff creatively concentrating on a current set of negatives. Alice and Cheryl take a break in the Indexing Department. Yearbook Staff 49 This year. in keeping with the theme of journeys. the faculty and staff were asked: What is your fantasy iourney? or What has been your favorite journey in the past? Their answers, as follows, are as varied as their minds and feet can take them. -4 CARL MA YERS- Principal I have for the past 25 years enjoyed the peaceful surroundings of the mountains, particularly lzcho Summit near South Lake Tahoe. , t ., tg ' f' i A V , L' I f'l i 0 V: a iv f A A K L. . l , PAMELA BLAKE' Vice Prim-:pal My favorite iourney? New Orleans.. Antigua ..5an Diego. . JAMES DiMAR7INO- Dean of Men Happy are those who dream of outer space and are ready to make them come true. .N LINDA FERRILL- Counselor One of my favorite spots is a beautiful ranch in Northern Colorado. I enjoy the mountains. trout fishing. and riding horses there. SHIRLEY WASHINGTON- Dean of Women My fantasy journey is to go home with E.T. . 'US CARMEN SIMMONS- Community Worker My fantasy journey is to go to Fantasy Island and have my fantasy of being tall and thin come true. E O .-..1....--Q AUDRE Y JOHNSON- Counselor My fantasy journey is to travel around the world and be able to communicate in all Ian- guages while on my journey. BARBARA PALFALVY-Counselor for Chap. I l've most enjoyed hiking in Switzerland and Northern England, and hanging out in Paris. I look forward to seening Venice before it sinks. Faculty And Staff SI DENNIS ABEL- P.E, RICHARD AVALOS-Career Guidance Counselor l want to journey with the TARAN Wan- derer of Prydain. L !! .4 . Lnwme, ANIIA ALLARDICE- English, Math, Sci- ence l would like to live for a year in the British Isles. JOANNE BARKLE Y- World and U.S. Histo- 'Y l would like to visit Europe - especially England and Denmark. me , ,,,,,, i ii i .3 U5ii'iH, H . aff I , I . ' wqa. , ?,j1rg h',, efvJuff.'Jfi5'S' LANNA ANDREWS- English, Math One of my goals is to sail around the worldlll E. J, BISIAR-Algebra Intro, Math land Il My favorite spot to visit would be the lakes and streams in Minnesota-Canada. 5- MILA BISPO- T.A. Special Education I i BARBARA BLANCHET- Attendance Clerk My fantasy journey would be to be on a deserted island with Burt Reynolds!! A. .WN MARY BORGMAN-English, Reading, Yearbook Richard Gere and I fly to Tahiti. where I will be the co-star in his next film. Y KTM ROSSIE BURKECounselor's Clerk I would like to visit Heaven and after- wards make a reservation at my leisure. MARTHA BLACK- T.A. Special Education JOANNE BRIGHTMAN-T.A. Special Edu- cation My fantasy iourney is a Carribean Cruise with Tom Selleck or Lee Horselyl CATHERINE BURKHART- T.A. Math I would love to travel to Australia and New Zealand. BETHEL BODINE-English, Independent Study My fantasy journey is a trek in the Hima- Iayan Mountains. lr' ff. z 1, .44 Q Q 'f' Qi? sn x lat m?. ,Q withal 4' of ll! -I gm, Ofgpp 1, 5 ,Q ,9- M ly d it , V. ill my ii f .. rf' 55 if 5 PAUL BROWN- Metal, Wood, Photogra- Phr My fantasy is to go with Barca from Ibe- ria to the shores of Trasimenie. Nl MARIA CARDENA5-DIAZ-ESL, Biling. His- tory My fantasy iourney would be to visit all of the countries of Latin America. Faculty And Staff 53 REBECCA CAPUANO- T.A. Titlel To be a dancer with the New York Radio City Rockettes. JAN CLOSE- T.A, Business PHIL DARLING- Biology, Health Education I'd like to goto the land of many motorcy- cles, warm beaches. and fattening food. 54 Faculty And Staff SUSAN CARUSO- O.H. One way trip to Cloud 9. LESLIE CONROTTO- Tutor Chapter I 1 X LUCY DEWEY- Typing, Business I would like to spend the entire summer touring the U.S. in style. LEONA CEZARIO- Cafeteria I would like to go to the moon and open up a snack bar. SUSAN COTTER- English, Math I would like to spend a year traveling around the world with my friends. MAY DOI- Nurse A deserted island surrounded by fish- filled waters. away from immunizations. -sr-fr OLENE EAKIN- Dean's Clerk I would like to goto Alaska and Canada. I like cold weather. PA ULETIE DOMEJEA Ne French, Spanish .ff RANDY ENOSf U.5.. World Hislory l'd like to take a trip to the Capitol. to see the wheels of government turn. PAMELA ELMORE- Special Ed., T.A. KE af A e,,2. , ' M yiv, ,1 KIMBERLY EVERETT- Alg., Biology The Land Down Linder or Australia is JERRY FAIRBANKSA Siena, Clerk l would like to goto Hawaii. and not ever the place I would most like to visit. come back! L-- . if j .,.. I All Llk 1 2, ' - L- , . .. 'I ' . 'IE:. :?:. : . , if iiiii ' i as A .. I, ..i: L -safe 2 .es S I as in-e W if It-f ,i a 'ae -W WILLIAM ERKKILAY History. P.E. My favorite place is Orcas Island, You can only get there by ferry! MARYANN FINN- Librarian Never-Never Land Where one never has to grow up! Faculty And Staff 55 g s sw ,MW .x.. v,.v - , , x,5X ,, K , .. E E . . vs. gk F. sw fi , Elie. I 'I ,SE - I if -N I A- 1 YOLANDA GERALD- Office Secretary The place I would like to journey to is Jerusalem. PETER HA THA WA Y- Band. Piano I would like to drive the 24 hours at the LeMans. Just once! 56 Faculty And Staff OLINE FLOE- English My fantasy is to travel to Pern and meet F'Iar. Menolly, Robinton and Mnementh. 4? GREG GREENEBAUM- Custodian GEORGE HA WKS- Auto. Physics I would like to spend three summers in Alaska and see everything I want to see. LILY FONG- Math Lab, Foods. Clothing I would like to visit the Forbidden City in Peking with its Imperial Palace. FRED GONZALEZ- Art, Crafts FRANK HEAL Y- English My fantasy is sailing to Hawaii in the Trans Pac and cruising around the is- lands. CYNTHIA ILIFF- Laotian Tutor My favorite journey spot has been Thai- land and its waterfalls. 'Na' Y'---7 PAT LENNON- ESL. Spanish My fantasy is to travel where l've never been. MIKE LIN TON- Custodian RANDY KELLEY- Math My fantasy journey would be going to either Paris, France or Luther, Oklahoma. SALLY LE T T- Business, Black Literature My fantasy journey is to rent Marlon Brando's island in Tahiti. PAULINE MARIGOLD- Cafeteria A fantasy journey for me is a Cruise. l'm looking forward to my third one. MARLA LARRY- Cafeteria My favorite spot that I journeyed to was Trinity Lake. California. LAURA LEVIN- Occupational Education LONNIE MAR TIN- Custodian Faculty And Staff 57 58 Faculty GEORGIA McKlNl.EY- Cafeteria Favorite spot to visit has always been Hawaii and the lovely beaches there. JACK McNlCKl.E5- Am, Gov't,. Drafting To see Baja California and catch a IOO plus pound Marlin in the Sea of Cortez. JOHN MENGEL- Chem,, Calc. My fantasy journey would be going back in time. And Staff MEREDI TH McMASTER5- Special Ed. l would like to visit Sri Lanka. JOYCE McNlCKl.E5- Am. Gov't., Reading I want to visit the Oracle of Delphi. A1-X, E ELSIE MILLSAPS- Cafeteria My fantasy journey is to go to London to the theaters and to see my family. ,f l . LEVERDIA McNEll.- Bookroom Clerk My fantasy journey is to travel the world. around MICHELLE MEHLHORN- Eng., Adv. Essay I have already lived and experienced all my fantasies- just by reading. EDITH MOORE- Title I Clerk l want to journey to New York City. if X'-I if K JEAN MUTH- Math Aide Chapter I T ONI OKLAN- Bilingual Resource Teacher l lived in Medellin, Columbia as a student. The experience changed my life. CLYDE NELSON- Cusladian VB X 'Xue ROBERT PA TRUM- Math, Driver's Educa- tion ...lv GEORGINA OCEGUERA- T. A. Bilingual, Chap. I I would like to journey to the region of Andalu- cia, Spain and see the gypsy dancers, GLENN FORTERA Arls, Math, Gavernmenl, Science I want to preview the lives I had before l was born. S X gras T in ig In . QE, 1 Q .N 55 . A W' - i i . rf E . LQ: kg E ef 5 , -'f:5efs- - Q E. , . , x :X episib. - X gg.. - .r w-s D+ ., L... 51 if ,A fi K Katia, f ' Q 5 .AE ig S fy, L... . S L 2 i Sw Qi 4 Q ff N P ff S 4 1 , .kv 5 W A ,,... . L 5, .O aa al ia.cua lr a y R if - J if J -3.21:-fieieis Af' 1 f isssaff- 52 . is!-1:25 wwe? ze jifi A Vissafasiig ' - L 25 : I1 'fQg5iiQ Quik. XX... :: 'LLL X xx i::s5,,..,-R: .L , Y E , e-.- .'ee L, , ec 7 i:Q17XNlil5Gu14 . V - , A --ii i if---I g? 7 ,f.::E. 5 5f' xaif- -lg:-. -1r::..'51E1-.:5::ii:?-5' :E5i.x ,,5. ::-.I I h DONALD PROIA- Compuierg, JOBS ' NELL RAUN-LlNDE- Typing, U.5, HISIOIY y A - . I - H ii-ii he My fantasy is owning a homg In Carmel I want to go round the world in l8O days- -'--- f I00k'n8 OVW 'he P3ClflC- SePte'T1b9f I0 June- L. . . .,,, -'--.. Q i-k is . . -- f- ....,.. . '- . r ly 60 Faculty CYNTHIA ROGERS- Math, English l want to relax on a lush tropical island and not have to worry about anything. O M, . it NOLA SHORTRIDGE- English, Math, Science I would like to visit Southwest Asia to see the original home of man. PAT RUTHNICK- P.E,, Calligraphy My fantasy is to hike through Scotland and play golf at all the famous courses. MARJORIE SIL VA- T.A,, Malh Aide J, RAY SPEARMAN- Security My fantasy iourney is to travel down the yellow brick road in the land of OZ. And Staff MARNELLE TOBIN- T.A. Malh Chaplerl Travel fantasy? Where else but Kotzebu? JOHN SHARP- Reading l would like a trip around the world. LOIS SMID- Secretary My fantasy is an ocean cruise without clocks, bells. phones, or sea sick pills. xx., DOROTHY WALKER- Cafeleria, Cashier My favorite spot to visit was New York City. Kal 1 My Q . ,. Q. M 'Y.gn, Q 1 , w I , ff 0 an kg :Eg fy 5 H' 'V ' . Ev V - 5 Q Q 5 Q J, Eggs 1g?2:m?1fSi?a vw x 1 - -f?ff? 2 L J 2' ,:xgf!s,,'1'V,3'fif , 'A Wang if Q. sjg5g,k,4gf. Fisk Q ! S 4 R 'f f QV' icy, ,. A X , vi Y' Akwii f E i 5 :mga hs xx 5 ,Q I 35+ S. X' M... X- N N Z5 if an masiiwml Nw wkx -. , S E . 'fm-' fi S K J M. .A . ,. X rf 5 S K N 1, .K I htm, i X .Xx. XG K SV . wx. ' X N X Q x '9' Y x M X N X lx X .- , w, N , Nw QQ 3 'Q A R. 5 -- s X. S 5 . , 'M 1, if -X X X' if R ,- 5 K . N ...ws A 3 M, , Nm' is , A YE - X -,5:g'1?vS5 : ' 'xl X X N il Vi YN . iii . Q f ez g rm X.. 5 .. f' xwx X X J .::' if -X - iix. via, V 'W-KS fi? X , , MM 4 ,,.x A , :,, , A fix R as Student Artwork This year in Mr. Gonzalez' art classes, Ells stu- dents explored a wide range of artistic mediums. The drawings on this page were done with pen and ink by a group of very talented teen artists. X ii! Donald Colbert 32 Andrea Bradford 64 Student Art hy S S L 33 Oscar Quintero 412 Stephanie Turner ifl Jimmy Bondoc Student Photography Students from Mr. Brown's class cre- ated the vivid images on this page. Using a very specialized technique involving three negatives and a complex chemical process. these bizarre and unusual ef- fects were produced. 43 Lisa Mitchell Student Art 65 4 The big hand gives one jerk and aligns exactly between the one and the two. A shrill ring echoes through the halls, doors swing open, and the hall bursts with life. Ecstatic with new- found freedom, teenagers of all shapes, sizes and colors storm out of the buildings that hold them captive for six and a-half agonizing hours. I stand observing a miniature rush hour. Voices, loud and soft, mingle into one steady rumble. Lockers squeak open and bang shut. Bodies collide and mingle like busy ants in an ant hill. I watch in awe as gradually, with- in minutes, the hall becomes empty and void of students and noise. Five minutes later the last locker slams shut and the exit door frommthe five hundred hall opens and shuts for the last time. Turning to my own locker, I swallow a stubborn lump that re- fuses to leave my throat. l take all the year's trash and dump it into a greedy trash can already stuffed to the hilt with many other papers. My heavy sigh echoes through the hall and I de- cide to tour the campus . . . one last time. gggg g g At three-fifteen, no one is in sight, except a reluctant teacher and an invisible janitor. My des- tination is where I began, the one hundred hall. Pulling open the big orange door, I enter the hall full of shad- ows from the past. The hall is dark and cold, a symbol of the first year of high school. Watch out world! On second thought, watch out me! What had I gotten myself into?! Open campus, sports, rallies, clubs, yearbooks, and what the heck was Home- coming?lt may be funny now but back then it was simply confus- ing. Walking down the hall, I am amazed to find I actually remem- ber the locker I had three years ago. Recalling the combination, I quickly turn the dial one way then the other. It didn't open. I laugh, and the sound echoes down the empty hallway as I move on to my second year . . . the two hundred hall. More acquainted with my sur- roundings and a year older, I had decisions to make - about my fu- ture, as well as my present. My days are filled with a new free- dom, new friends, new exper- iences. I remember the Home- coming game we lost, the parties I attended, the Senior I had a crush on, the i982 graduation. Pioneer was the main hang out and Ms. Pac-Man was in. What I remember most about my Junior year is my decision to enter college, and the discovery of my writing ability. Those days consisted of innumerable hours in the library and yearbook class, cutting to go to the latest movies and the lightheaded idea that in just a summer's time I would be a Senior. The year end- ed with hugs and tears for the graduating Seniors. The three hundred hall was always my fa- vorite . . . I close the door after one last look at its shiny floor and brightly lit walls. With a shaky sigh, I walk back into the five hundred hall and the lump is back in my throat. Among all the other years, this one was the best. This last year I not only made lasting friends, I finally found myself, something so many people are still trying to achieve. Now, today, l'lI gra- duate. But l'm not worried. The journey up to this date was won- derful and if it has gone this well so far, the one ahead should be a b . reeze -Phantom Falcor X' Q? S Freshman Class Vice-President- Danielle Anderson Freshman Class President- Michelle Szarka Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer- Alicia Ramos 1.4 Wil- April Abram Gerry Addison Joel Alcantara Rosa Alvarez Juan Ambris Danielle Anderson 4 gif Z f M3 . 1 William Babino Donyell Bailey Jack Banuelos A B ef' Eur , ,, 7 X f I J f X , , X fa df! 2 -- B 5 , Terri Bass Gerardo Becerra Evon Benitez ll.. Renee Bledsoe La Metrice Bridgeman Roschelle Britt 68 Freshmen ,Z ,, ,::,,, C. , K VV , , E Y K4 rw Billy Allen Charles Alleson im lt Rene Anderson Laura Avalos Latricia Barber Knoel Barrow Francelia Bishop David Blasingame Jerry Brooks Cremnia Brown Mila Brown l Ricky Busha 's 1 4 Mi' . ' 5 Miguel Cendeias Sonia Clark Masio Cogmon Steven Brown Wendy Brown xg ,, Tw Martin Camacho Saul Canela Adolfo Casillas Marcus Cavness Rosa Cervantes Shauna Chappell Denise Charrette Eugene Clancy dwg Cindy Clemens Cassandra Clifton Jorge Corona Salvador Cortes R RS' .,tt may ., Tracey Costa LaShonda Dabney Efren Deloa Rodolfo Devenecia Cassandra Dews Deidra Dingman Tyra Dixon Steven Driskell Gilbert Estrada Annetreece Fairley 'U Clifton Ferrell Jolynn lida Ramon Flores Joann Ford Angelka FFHHCO Marvin Frederick Ernest Frohm Aaron Geddins David Germain Tareq Ghaleb Alicia Gomez Francisco Gomez Anthony Gordon Penny Gravell Deidre Green 70 Freshmen I have been fortunate to experience two distinct cultures and heritages. My Mexican background has enhanced my f view on problems such as El Salvador. The American side of me has given me free- J dom of speech, expression. and the right to journey into new frontiers. of explora- tion. My dual personality splits my soul in half confusing me about which road al should take. Should I journey onto the high road or the low road? My journey in life has not been easy by far. It has been a lot of adventures- and compromisesg some good and some bad-, but you cannotexpect perfection when- your journey inlife has not begun yet. Joey Greiner Eric Grigsby Leo Guerrero -Elva Covarrubias Bla Hang Robert Harris Gregory Hartwell Demetrlous Hayden Yvette Haney Albert Hernandez Quan Hilliard Kevin Hofius OG LaRita Houston Trina Hubbard Raymond Hutson Victoria Jackson Terry Jacobsen if ix Teresa Jennings Latasha Johnson Renita Johnson Sherry Johnson Thomas Jones Freshmen 7I ' gn X W Winifred Jones Tanya Kempf Catherine King Tammy King Tina Kirby A Juleen Kiera Kenneth Koop James Lane Alejandro Lara Ezekiel Latimore Michael Latour Rickie Lawson Maria Machado Barry Mallory Marcia Mason Keith Matty 72 Freshmen Pamela Lu Albert Martinsen Arthur McCoy Robbie Luckey Sean MacGregor Jgse Martinez Marcos Martinez Tami McGlothin Carole McKindIey Tina McNerny Guadalupe Mejia Juan Mesa Deborah Minter l if' Larry Mggre Fausto Minor Guadalupe Montano Dolores Moreno Gina Nauka Francisco Navarro Reynaldo Orejola Francisco Ortiz Raul Montero Wallace Muhammad Michael Ortiz Pedro Ortiz Paul Padilla Anthony Phillips Viravong Phoummathep Arnoldo Plata Joe Prater i 4 Anne Price Susie Proctor Guadalupe Quintero Raul Quintero Dean Rackley Alicia Ramos Eddie Reed Mike Rivera Robin Roberts Andreas Reyes Eugene Rice f Ivy Rice Ronald Roberts Robin Rich Lucie Rodriguez Miguelina Rodriguez Consuelo Rojas Bethany Rolfson Sammy Ropati Christine Ruffner F X ,S Eddie Russell Ryan Russell Lane Saarloos ' May Eng Saechao- Saan Seng Saechao 74 Freshmen Fam Ching Saeliaw Kao Saephan MOUNTS 5a9Ph3f' Yian Saephan Chio Kuei Saeteurn Cynthia Sanchez l Denise Santiago Karen Simpson , bi .Q Bewanna Smith Kim Schmidt Pamela Simpson Heidi Smith Ji, Kim Sciarroni April Scott Regena Seabaugh Sharon Simpson Sheba Singleton Michelle Sloan Juanita Smith Lakeera Smith Martha Smith Freshmen 75 Mark Snowden Dennis Spears vs A. PQ: K Paul Sullivan Cynthia Sweet 76 Freshmen Yee Thao Azzie Thomas J Rosalind Spears Christine Southworth Lisa Statler Eddie Stephens bg X xxx , .A K N .NEWS . ,,.:: EQ Michelle Szarka Priscilla Taylor Song Thao i Christine Thurber Ricardo Torres freS Antonio Ureta Yee Vang John Velho Lorraine Vigil Grejola Voltaire Bounnhalith Vongsy Todd Wacker Chris Wainscott MHFC Wall James Waters Troy Webb 1, , V E Anita Wiley Byron Williams Joe Williams Allen WllS0I1 Gina Yowell Alberto Zazueto , Jeannette Walker Mark Walker Willie Webb Andre White These are the most exciting years of your life, your high school years, a journey never to be forgotten. Terry Battle Freshmen 77 AT PLAY .543 Fre -Q5 1811 SV 1, ,W M. 'mm , mfg ,,,,, I , V H , ' W' , 7 2 W .1 fx A' ,, Vi g .. L, W 1 if 'Q ' ' mm ,V mn P I r b Manuel Agredano Debbie Antonio Katherine Arbogast Salvador Avalos Magda Baeza - Shelly Barkheimer Maria Barron Mark Batqhan 82 Sophomores Tanya Barr Yvette Barrie Sergio Bernal Garret Blasingame Petey Boyd Jeannine Bulawin Frank Carranza Colquiit Chandler Alicia Brown Nisha Brown Richard Brown Q i 3 , Chris Garcia Zoila Cadena Denise Cardoza ai 23 Celia Carrasco Yolanda Carter Natalie Casterlow Na.. Qs-.1 --: Ei 1-,xx Tracy Childers Danny Cone Humberto Delgado KIM SIQZ Rowena De Venecia Rocio Diaz Q Derrick Dixon Doua Yang 'km Maria Duenas Stacey Durocher 1 Greg Ferguson Sandra Fernandez A journey through an unknown dimension of dif- ferent races and languages takes you by surprise when you finally realize that the world does not only revolve around your race or your language. -Sabrina Harper A journey doesn't necessarily have to be a physical one. one can jour- ney through many places without ever getting up from one's seat. -Robin Minkler Celeste Earl Vincent Edwards Sandra Loyola Douglas Foster Sophomores 85 I'd like to take a iourney Along the paths of time I'd leap the binding time block I wonder what I'd find. What would man use for energy i g , , Nuclear, solar, or petrol y ,I I? Or would he go back to burning wood Thinking it the best of them all? Sharon Gallegos Tannette Gates Would countries be fighting with big, loud words Instead of guns and bombs Gr would arguing be considered childish With so many other things to be done. I'd love to take this journey I wonder what I'd find But now I can only imagine In the pathways of my mind. f 5' ,WMJF I I Cheryl Gaul David Gibbs Ignacio Gil Miguel Gil Ruby Gin Olivia Gomez Lua Goshen Domico 6055 Deinario Griffin Maria Guzman 86 Sophomore lathena Haney LaQuita Houston Julia Kiera Cesar Lara Monica Hardy Ricky Harris Miguel Hernandez -1, Mario Jackson Linnea Johansson Ted Kim -vm David Kress George Lane Angela Lara Fidel Lara Rodney Leaks Juan Leanos Alberto Ledesma Bernardino Ledesma Y99 LEG Lerwra BOWEN Glenn Lewis Shawna Little iwbn . A Khan Ly Brian Lynch Vanessa Mallory Randy Markham Penny Marshall Rene Martinez Yolanda McElroy Alf0l'150 McGill Antonio Mercado Juan Mesa Meuytsing Saechao Bernita Medlock Michelle Nath Helena Mitchell ith., 'ww WW ,, Minnie Mitchell Steven Mitchell Mark Molinar Richard Mulnix Every journey may not be a unique experience. But there is always something new to learn. Anonymous Jr Edelvira Navarro Noe Nevarez Manivong Ngeun Owen Miles fgiisii-'Q' V fn-1 1 t ,g,,,.,N- K ,.,..me.+ mee.. MQ -me Shaunderai Owens Ruthie O'NeaI A I, i If 5 .5xw,.,,t...t. 1 A Sophomore's journey is not an easy one. He muSI travel through the middle ground between night and day, between the pit of man's ignorance and the sum- mit of his knowledge. It is an area we at Ells know as the - Sophomore Zone. -Anonymous Jr. 90 Sophomore Danny Partida Monica Peters 3 99 4 tifwttsss Serina Phea Somphong Phoummathep Clara Pizzali Harold Plummer Sean Porter Elliot Prater Ana Quintero Hal Quist Gina Ramatici ledrick Ramirez Aracelu Ramos Anthony Redic f Im 5 Tuna Reese Efrain Rnvcra Q i ' xx l In ,',,,,,f -A, 'QM 4 .M-u... --1 'N my M l l 'lil Aquire memories on this trek, and learn to love and get respect. -Lisa Van Ness Paul Rivera Twana Robertson Gabriel Rocha Consuelo Rodriguez 1 , . n Z -fi gt r JI GBFY Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Annette Ross Kristan Ruona Mark Ryals Naita Saepharn Susana Sanchez Philip San Filippo 92 Sophomores 5,5 i Jaime Santos Louis Schulte -s.,,.h X X,-we -N... illhvari' Valerie Simmons Demetrius Sloan wil . - . , in - A . 4 e .ii 1 e l 5 'S S Kevin Seraphin Lawanda Simmons Steve Spilman Glenn Stephenson Andrea Stevenson John Stewart Shonette Stocks Sophomores 93 Cathy Sullivan Stacey Taylor ax Christopher Torres Stephanie Turner ttttrr Brenda Van Ness Raul Vargas Sonia Vasquez Louie Vila Ma Tong Vue Vang Vue Michelle Wall Kim Watson 94 Sophomores Kelly Williams Karen Williamson Lawrence Wokral Alice Wong Antoine Worthem Patricia Wyatt Chia Xiong Neng Xiong S Yua Xiong Her Yer No one knows the rest of their journey- For a journey is to be taken step by step, no matter o how long. w-f-N., W Life is a journey that is good and bad To say you've never journeyed W Is to say you've never lived. l 'imp we, ..k. Qi Xlsmw W 3, ,A W' W W F 'S U E QMWQWX N is Q ? if R E V O L V E S 96 Sophomores STUDY A R CD U N D D I Wm Q .5 if ' , ri Q' N W Si Q '7 s Y it t U 9? Darrell Anderson Mauricio Acevedo Teresa Avalos Sm K 5 1 Q +4 Q t 5 .1:. ...ir Richard Banuelos Y, if I i 213255352 .2 f 5 Q gl Q EM-.:.,:. i . S-2 T1 f .--.-t.-t:5:.f.:. L 4, Q Gloria Barajas Ava Barrios mi.: 1 L Marcus Barry Todd Battle Steven Benitez E .i Mwwmmgigmsal K ll gm:-::::.: ,.,. .,. -: 2:2I2 .f:t .2f2 .....: 2 2.'2:2'-4525252 52 Z E :im 98 Juniors l+ 4 I X 1 2:225 52-ET: K 1 r 2' w 1 X xl K1 S-f i --:,:ee::-::-:l- 4 55 N! I -:a- : gf Shawn Bailey K E Irma Barron :iii If - Marie Bernstein Marcus Berry ww...- Q f mmm.. N A H X fr 4 ' Q as Q Mr- 54551 9 X fx 5 W ' 'Q + 55 2 E k Z Q1 3 5 1 ' ff 4: Q 2 .fi ' Q 4, E2 Y - ad, 4 X gg il 1 gg ff? 1 if ff : -V fl u:,vw,V 541 yy L 4 ii z K 4 2' X ng , Andrea Bradford Billie Brooks Aaron Lannady Lhrlatophcr Lantu Joseph Larranza Tuna Conway Andre. Looks I. I!-:5:i.f1i:.: , N , 51.112-5215 gif ', V if 'I - 3 5 Q - - ,f-- H -..:-5: :dine I if 'W Sean Cose .:. .,.. X 4 1 , ,izgzgzr-c if if 1, .g, ,,.,,.,,.,.. , :V isf,9E2S:.:f?.:2S'i E'E:5:::5Q' gzfrf :f:i::i.:EZ35f -'ff::':gg r.s.::.::.: ,zg :g- iz, -mm Mary Cruise Monique Davis Rose Delatoore Manuel Diaz :5:3:iL:,:,:..g, mm 2255 if :':2:f2fE'5F5I'i::I if 5, gm k J, 4 fly 12' -:i-:2::2:-2-12: 1:::z-?- .'. .W Dana Doxtader Terry Dugar Yolanda Duncan Terri Elliott u +2 -we swag ily, fl fm as :gin xiii? 5 an H 2 ,, Za ig 1 4 wg wg ,W ta, Yolanda Evans Mary Flores Maria Franco David Freasier IOO Juniors David Freeman Hector Garcia 51 ,1- 4 I 2 .T . Helena Gin Kathryn Gooden Samantha Greene Pam Guillory I .1 Jerry Gurule Jesse Gurule Leticia Garcia Silvia Gil FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL My Junior year began with an fab an animal chasing me down an alley. As I finally arrived at school I realized I lost one of my . I was very sad because I needed it for . As I a class struggled to open my locker a Canj adiective girl tapped me on my shoulder, I went to 's class and saw alot of teacher .ltwasafanb noun Qpluralj adiective day. JUNIOR PROM picked me up at 9 o'clock. We a person hopped into a and drove along very . .... . We arrived at , adverb location number ,.,1 hours late. As we started to , If verb A F3:2?S:?Z:'fS-?5:E 3IZi : ' 2522? all my friends decided to ioin in. Because of our grand perfor- mance, they crowned us and noun of the Prom. noun Then we went to dinner at . It was food place the most meal I had in a long time. All adjective and all the night was . adjective This is a new game called Ells' Libs, Just grab a friend and follow these rules and you will have great fun. am.: ,:f:.. w x Us ti Y sl Y l K , W I. Get a friend and make sure hefshe does not see the J 2. Ask your friend to fill in blanks by giving a specific name for the items under the blanks. 3, Fill in blanks with your partner's answers, no matter at ...- ,.., . I, how weird the answers may be. 4. When blanks are filled. read the story! Juniors lOl J I' '2E?S:. I II' :Ii :Sr i , . 32 2- a n if' 2 fi 1 M. . ...,. . .,,,f,. 21' irifis: E:fE::55:655:Iil:':?:IQEJIEZ5E X r 9: 'Ein , f xg 1+ A Nag, IO! Juniors 5: E521 , George Jackson Marilyn Johnson Q .W H I ffl wee , i wg. .r:. ' iii ii. Ken Hawkins :a:':. 1 , ,L 4 ,,. Cheryl Johnston J ti z 1 8 Timothy Keola :,:?2 ? Mike Kim if, 5 sq James Hill Rowena Jones Nuck Khansouvong Kathie Koop Their journeys began in the eyes of our youth. many years ago. Without looking deep, we'll never know the experience they've had or the distance they've traveled. Their bodies and minds seem old and worn as though they've completed their voyage through life. When deep down inside we can't QZE E help wondering if their journey has ended, will a new one Vlziuz lauzzulu I be S l 'W 7 -Mlm Noste Zifzi T Timothy Kuzmicky Teresa Lloyd Roddy Louis Maria Machado Lisa Mann Q .:f3-2152: Christina Martin Concepcion Martinez Quincy McCall Gail McClure y yr fy Deborah McNorton Cheryl Medina Shane Mlglorin Kimberly Minifie Juniors IO3 .lg 1 e t te e l e y e 3434 If :IE A Q if ....:,.,.,.,.,.,.. 3 .,,.,:, . .... my A A 4 km-Q.: :ef -. ,. -. -' ' -'- 5. .-.. g 4 7 M '1 -C I A 1 ef' 24 54 1 A 1- me , 1 1 , K t , . W . -4 , , ,. fl tn of i 1, ' : : :5:-:1- Q if E. .. . .. . .....4 : ........ . ,...... . . YZ As l sit quietly on a beach of memories, I feel wave after wave of an ocean of regrets. Sprays of mistakes and misfor- tunes, would-have-beens spread their wings and float silently on the air. Sadness's bellowed sails ripple in the depression as the density of future mistakes wraps it's chilly arms around me and blinds my view. -Roz Mays Nikki Molina F1 Carlos Montano Guadalupe Moreno Robert Moses Duy Nhuyen Raul Ochoa a Qffiffiiiv Zf3'W Zimiffri + 4' t 3 wife ff: 4 5, f tiqzilln fl ffm, '- -?5:-f:-y.-,w:1-s'z-:-l:-- sz :.::. Lisa Mitchell W Eddie Morgain Mercedes Ortez s ' ' .tt 5 l Tammy Palacios Olga Pantoia Roderick Percoats Dorsetta Phea IO4 Juniors Xb -.nu Tamala Pride Martha Ramirez Robert Ramirez Maria Ramos Q Clarence Ray Evelyn Read Machelle Ritchie Armando Robles i Teresa Rodriguez Shawna Romo 111:-v , ,N , wx E f, , . r , +3 :Q Q A i, f +1 Q i A r w IA 4 Qi 1 K , pq, Y 7 + vb 1 H 4,5 I K if Y 9 fl .,... I Q Ki X I 15 S 15 1 1 i N , . 4 K 1 H1 1 , fav wg 5, Q FL ' , xr, wi. X ' T 1 -:- :sr : -:- :: -. .- :-: - - -: -: -:- :- - :-: :- :-: :. :' .I:--:: :-:wx , in . Mi...,..: N . .+. .,.. If : ef gina? xvfflfx we 'f Q. , :-.g:, :,..: .i:,.,: - . 5.1. .:-.3-mg., ig g..:'. g5e:,-., ::a.:i .5 .,.,... Q .,..,.,.,,.,., , ....... ..,..,.,.,. .........,..,.-.-.f.- - ---- , in, T W if , N if , 'A A as ae . , .... ...,.,,. ,.,.. if :g :g ::: :2: - -: -I-f-P -I- I-I :- - -5 : ::.:i-:- . :.: :.:f.: ------- Juniors IOS Yolanda Roos Cornelius Rouser Rita Shepherd Danny Smith Our journey is just beginning, we haven't even started to touch what life has to offer. All life's possibilities are sitting on each of our doorsteps. With a goal or a dream we can be anything or go anywhere. To reach for some- thing you think almost impossible is a journey in itself. In succeeding you have reached your destiny. Continue on because with each day that passes a new journey is begun and another one fulfilled! -Mitzi Noste lO6 Juniors Q A 5 Sharon Santos Tamatha Shelton Eradene Smith Kathy Smith Paul Sprenger Joseph Waschuck l Norma Vallejo Derek Washington 5 .s 5 ,sm .4 Bridget Welch Valoria Wilcots gi M i 332194 :semis M iti l Q gffbwsw Darin Williams Diandrc Williams Fl' WNW 5 S 5 . Yvette Williams Poyee Xiong fi A s. Q Lt ::v3.:.4'i-i?? -I Q ii? 15:25 ig? Q z HN 1 xssaszgmzrg .iff P ??,:Q2 i'f ara 'mp ..:-.M :':E':'2:E 256 S Q S W ' fi Sw :.-. .r l: :I' I:I I , -' ,:'I:f.:E 3 ' f gg ji ,gg-ifgwllij 215 A. :fi???fm?ef'?. Juniors IO7 '01, , X i M ,, 2 ,1 1 ff' g f 'ww 5 J , ,:E+' !E? ,,S??3EQl5E: Y V i 41 .Nw ig , f if ? H W Jff 9, , - :Hx fy., elf as sw ff asf 4uuw-M ,ff- 'Rfb .sk .iw ,F . ,.,,, w f ., +. a 2.1 , 55 . - , L, 1 v. 3 'NL Q ,.., f . ff' f. ..,: K 'F - f 5, as F ix? as v JET SQ M S!aissmf.:xa++ wgsvwsm f-'mama 4 TQ' HW X DNS ww .aa- H2 Juniors P P P LAWRENCE D. ADAMS EL VIRA ALEJANDRE A .f i ISABH M. ANDRADE TERESA M. BAKER KEN BARR LOURDE5 BA TRIZ MARTHA BA TRIZ TERRY BA TTLE FERMIN 5. BEJARANO JORGE BONILLA JOHN BRAGA EUGENE BROWN RONNIE BUCKLEY JOYCEL YN G. BULA WIN II4 Class Of l984 ROMAN CADENA LUCIANO CALDERA GEORGE T. CALLIGEROS CHRISTY CASAS IRMA CERDA GREGORY L. CHA TMAN GRANT CHEN SHARON X. CHEN EL VA COVARRUBIAS STEVE W. COX NIGEL L. DALBERT .IEANNETTE L. DA VIS F Y-Q27 .4 PATRICIA DOTY TRACY L. DUNN f ' 1 - Say cheesel Just prayin' ' 's sg sq Si K The new Shirley Temple I want a taste. if - W k gN- .:.,. 5 s. N Phone Home Dennis the Menace 1 K . Precious? Little hombre M , . ' f ,,,, W,,,ri f ' f Gimme a break! I I a. Becky Kiiskinen b. Angelo Robinson c. Lisa Serrano Elgin Hawkins e. Brenda Snow f. Ray Molinar . Kim Virgo . John Esver I didn't do itl . . d, 8 h i. Ernesto Vargas i. Terry Battle Steve Cox ls this a floorl k. I. Lori Jackson m. Ester Esver n. Chevelle Brown II6 Little Rascals ,ku A., Z Hey Good Lookin! jg .y X C.A.R.E. .. V. A W .wfcilsfhn ' I il ,sv f V. As I was saying .,. xg G 2 , sa x - E., ., yy H lll , I Hey Moml I' S if ails Just Anything o. Valerie Sandles p. Joe Gurule q. Cassius Green r. Patricia Doty s. Patricia Gomez t. Valencia Price u. Marquita Estrada v. Michael Roberts w. Jon Hall x. Bonnie Rougeau y, Lourdes Rocha z. Antonio Pantoja cl. Michele Rueda dl. Joycelyn Bulawin WM, ' hm' Wasted Days, W Nights I don't have time to do itll Intelligent? The WIZ is herel My braid's too tightl Sophisticated Babyl Like my puppy? Twinkle. twinkle. little S , S ff I, -C. '-Yikiaf: i' - . A - .-: , It 't- is 5 :'S- . .,,. V..- E 'S' vsy' Who? Me? Hey there. lonely girll Mom, make her stop. Sittin' pretty Wait for me. Don't call me bug eyesl Pretty as a picture. any 'Nobody loves me V - o in J Just a little .. , .jg.i55ig,,,X.ttiaswsMi'iismEsibt Like my new car? J, ,',, .ff 'JN yu , an U My, was My 1 I Where's Cheryl? Sophisticated Lady. Who told you? 5 J - V i . :Ma t 5: in 5 '16 X is l'm a little Angel , Say what?l a. Vivienne Gonzalez b. John Braga c. Robert Washington d. Bess Yee e. George Calligeros f. Toni Gibbs . Rowena Jones . Tiffini Mineghino S h i. Marcos Martin j. Tommy Kelly k. Alice Manes l. Lavette Gaston m. Roz Mays n. LaVerne Vigil tm vt A... F ,J Which way did he go? Hey Bud, let's partyl Ooh Baby! What? Don't cryl Sylvia Gonzales Lupe Zazueta Jeannette Davis Rosa Rodriguez Leticia Morales Jorge Padilla Debra Sue Tutt Aline Yancy Elva Covarrubias Vonda Wyatt Eugene Watson Jeanne Marshall Leticia Haro Robin Minkler ,-A Blinded by the light. Sshl Don't wake me. Where did the football go? P .H i Wanna go for a ride? -... 5 ,.'- Q FEIS, if iiii J' Watch out Brooke! L Happiness is. . .being alone. I - .Q,.,,m ,MW . 1 L V vw W, ' ' 3 -I ,- if . ,. E . I Nw Aff My mugshotl . 3.53 X .aw ft.-es Small, dark, and handsome! She's so shy. e , EL! c f . ' 'v X. We X. ,E-. ' . T What you talkin' bout?l . fi. i by . l pity the fool. Never say diet. V Little Rascals ll7 ,F- 1 'js DENENE M. EAGLIN MICHELLE L. ELLISON CURTIS J. EPP5 MAROUITA Y, ESTRADA 'WNW ,.,.Y ESTER C. ESVER JOHN C, ESVER LENARD EVANS JERRY FIELDER 1' My LA VETT GASTON STA CEY L, GA TISON TONYA D, GA YLES TONI ANN GIBBS S-lm REGGIE L. GLOVER MARIA F. GOMEZ lm..- 527 M as ,W A.JF1dw...m. ll 4 1' 4 1 Jaw 1' M fx, , ,pls , my War ., an .lu-J 33 . , Ms t iff y Q, Ms- wg .4 4 , M X sg? r F M Q' ? V' 1 'M w , W W ' WF 4 1 L ' 1, MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Robin Minkler A as 'ff '-'g s 1 , ' X ' . tx 2 - , - . QW 'U , 1 'X l ,yay . , f 1 I ! 'inf .Q .mi IW' ,, PRETTIEST EY Tommy Kel INCURABLE A Marqulta Estra Gaston, Greg Chalman CLASS JOCKETTE: Teresa Baker FLIRTS: Laveu cuss Jocx, Jae Gurule E I S I ml f Aw, , K .K K as in 3',gl' QQEZ LW if f 'X S .5 ' 2 if , fgg ,gy L' fx K, .,,L, . ' V I s If T' qi A' I ,I , V V QB:-X X .2 Vk,A E , my ,fwnyl L , - J 1, H , ,1,'f3'3 ' llyr -M X -g-. TI ,, I yi L. ' :I f wmgwiw ., I? f y -Qffj 'fm I 4 ll - K -mr - , 5 I 1 ' f, ,, ,a , W., MOST FEMININE 1 Elva Covarrubias PERFECT PERSONALITY: Ester K MOST MASCULINE: George Calligeros Esver, John Esver x M BEST FRIENDS: Rosalind Mays. L wr Jackson H2 as 'l .X 2 K 2 s. . 4 . .X . X Y 'ik N N X i is BEST FRIENDS: Reggie Glover, Fermin Beiar- SHO CUTEST COUPLE John Esver. Lisa Serrano FUNNIEST LAUGH Joe Gurule, Rosalind Mays MOST LINORGANIZED Fermin Beiarano, Chris Casas SMOOTHEST OPERATOR: Rosalind Mays, Steve Cox MILLION DOLLAR SMILE: Joycel Bulawin, Fermin Bejarano MOST CHANGED SINCE 9TH GRADE: MOST STUDIOUS: Toni Sanchi Tina Myles, Alden Williams Duy Le - Q, 7 K -,se f f f e . ' , Q, 3 Nw' - I .A .gs 1 if D 'Q' . I .-rf-s w ., R sl Sf' tr 3-25 ' -fr ' Sf' as 'ru' Q- ' ,.,. 1 C r. -1 we Xmhh Q' i ee .T T kL.L ,.L' S. . . , A-...Q-:.,wf, N 1,Q,i. ? T x ., .. s ' - MOST ORGANlZEDf vis. Duy Le if n 3 1 W EE' ' 'L Y' 0 ' 'QM X X Ang' uyfkggl' f , A , L . Ne? msiii, 'Q - S X W gel g E D if Q Ax A - sl. ,I -S f Lag, , f i is ,. K' f ' 4 .. if 'T f, ' .rk iZ.':5 3 - w e H' ,g ,Q if V s. i g SX Q nf A S' e'!i? ' MS, He.. 1 ST CAR: Becky Kiiskinen. Ray Jlinar ST POPULAR: George Calli- os. Rosalind Mays SHYEST: Angelo Robinson, Toni San- Angel Da- LUNATIC DRIVER: Toni Chez Gibbs. M thew M at cCaII vm BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Patty Go- mez, Joe Gurule Q 1 MN-1 K Lf - K Q Q Y' ., W lim I gals .. :,+ L ,k, , - . A - X r' s ' faiiff..sks '- A BEST DRESSED: Jeanne Marshall, Derek Brice .ffzf .. l g 'f '-if 5' ,. lf C , .GLF , ' ' ire f 0 ' , M., :J 5 3 J , 'iffy 32 fy' r ,U 1 Q 'U ' 'sa' rl J' v4 -,qf ,W - - .. '-1 . 1 -.M'J '4mfw 4' W v W , , QM .. ri I.p.136i,.q M y mfg . qi.. . H L . ,s f-fy ,Ari pm, .K 1 t r as 'E s. fi 2, B- , 1' f' 1. , W , 7 x r ,,1. 0. 1. 1.9 ? f, ,lf ,v f ' i. 5 K l ' 1 0'rf ft. in I' 1- LEAST CHANGED SINCE 9TH GRADE: Jorge Padilla. Theresa Delgado MOST SPIRITED: Stacey Gati- son, Rosalind Mays BEST DRIVER: Bess Yee. James Welch MOST FRIENDLY Terry Battle, Sylvia Gonzales CLASS CLOWN Fermm Belarano, Teresa Baker MOST OUTSPOKEN Stacey Gatlson, Rosalind Mays C L QW if igikx Y d -s Rim ar ,Q 1 w 5 s 13 ROWENA M. JONES TOM KELLY REBECCA KIISKINEN DUY LE ALICE F. MANES .IEANNE MARSHALL ROBERT MA Y DARRIN R. MA YBERRY ROSALIND MA YS CASSANDRA M. MCEL VEEN PAULETTE A. MCNORTON TIFFINI K. MINEGHINO ROBIN MINKLER AL VINO R. MITCHELL I22 Class Of l984 RAYMOND MOLINAR LETICIA O. MORALES CHRISTINA OCHOA RAUL OCHOA 'CPIQ lf,-J sw--v JORGE PADILLA ANTONIO F. PANTOJA IRENE T, PERRILLIAT VANKHAM PHONGBOUPHA 1-R' ,Way VALENCIA PRICE JOSE I, OUINTERO MARK A. REMINGTON LINDA L. REYNA MICHAEL A. ROBERTS ANGELO M, ROBINSON if 1' w 5 if 162 E I I .17 ET I . U f1ff f+-rw M MMWQJQW M if 'ig F59Lw,ys 6, W 9256393-MWEKQMXE YW 6 aifK0 CX Q MM Q ww ,G A Qs Rvgiwigafwfam fwggfiwifui 5 WWA 4530 Mi Nd!! ,557 33' my fkgjfs Wmff wiwf Sv JQQQQMQQ? f W ?5iffN 'N'Qij Wfffi? up Milf 12550 ,Www wfjxpqfwu M Q 5 QS-.Q 'vf ' Agijjlwf' ,gg ,QM Qy ?fQ34W WWW qafwqso , ' . ,B 4 df ' WMM Wf 222 ,444 MMMBWM qw, .I C 4 Qi! JM E 5 gm Class Of 1934 125 SEAN L. ROBINSON TAMMY ROBINSON RAUL RODRIGUEZ ROSA M. RODRIGUEZ L BONNIE ROUGEAU MICHELE RUEDA TRACY A. RYALS TONI A. SANCHEZ A VA L ERIE D, - J. 'S-fx A: SANDLES ELIZABETH M. SERRANO MICHAEL J, SKINNER DIRRELL SMITH W'T-Ya' , ' s E ' '1 1 1 .. 1 -K ZJIZ, A 35 I , , ' J wg., ' ' L: - , Ri--vi: .- ' H, 'hhwui g Pk 4. v E, I ' , W i H,,G'f7l . SQL ,-'L G211' ' I ai 1 a YQ ,a , 5-ZMAW , . 1, L, ,, ,. , Jan , i:,.,., I, JV ,,,,1,,.W Y ' ',: 11 Q iffvi ' L -'Z ' ' f ' V J J.. V' Y L 'IE-T Jr , RJ-If 9 If I ,gm I 1 I Ifwzzffi - - . 'r ff - . Q -, 'xref ' Aw E FI I. I a. Q, is I -1 1' 13' . 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