Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1985 volume:

I f Jtv ' 2 L ' ; l« . ix vqi S IuJ (1jxm1 JlOo xJO) exlJJ03j S - cs% iaAfey  - -to ■ - T -.to-- -- :: V5i .(V,,., , hoP c+ o d c U ( ? W y UO jL, f. p 0 .6 ' . ' 7 ' ' • ' V ' )(p ' ' . 4( 1 -s. . scxx iT i -fx ex i 4 f5x. 5r . A. A ■n . X? s ' ■ ' . v ' : ry. A V r . ' y A rN  9 Students, Staff Return For New Year St«7i Rn Teachers, Students Back At It Again rv rN 6 Opening Opening 7 Opening 8-9 Students Mingle In Commons Opening 11 Students Engage In Varied Activities Opening 13 fjr i€ Democratic presidential candidate Wal- ter Mondale made history when he chose a woman, Geraldine Ferraro as his vice presidential running mate. Mondale and Ferraro were nominated on the Deomo- cratic ticket at the party convention in San Francisco in July. He announced ear- ly in his campaign that to lower the fed- eral deficit increased taxes would be necessary. President Reagan won re- election with the biggest electoral vote in the nation ' s history. He won 49 states with 49 percent of the total vote. The photo shows President Reagan at the vic- tory celebration on election night, No- vember 6. 1984. 5 f Ryan Amsche Beverly Ande Rita Anderso! Bardo Arellar I Hemet Mascots Show Their Spirit Class Officers Guide Seniors ■ ■: ■j- ' v «- 1 ' -., T Stephanie Benson Hemet High Has All Types Of Cute Sr. Girls Gina Carte Keith Case eresa Campbell . ' ictoria Camper Flora Carlos Michael Carpe Michelle Carr Chris Caskey iM m Srs. Show Their Spirit At Game Class Of 85, Most Rowdiest In Ten Years aandra Lhristensen Michael Clark Cheryl Cohen Lorraine Co Mario Cinko Pamela Clark Randall Combs Irma Cordov Nancy Cirrincione Ralph Cliff Carol Comey Emily Cordo Eric Clark Kirk Cloud Christine Confer Heidi Coreu I Sieve Couti Shelly Crer Karen Crip Ronald Cur Anthony Dagostin Tadd Danish Jennifer Davidsor Ar Johi I Doti nga Ar nv Dor aldson Sally Doti nga Tr icia Dc ol Dee Anna Doi iglas Students Keep Busy In Activities Andrea Douinii Carl Drucke Jennifer Duffy Karey Dunn Seniors Show Fun Loving Spirit Mitchell Gard Dayna Garvin John Geiger Paul Georgief Cherie Gibson Chris Goldbach Mark Golledge Which Is Which? Bill Hanks William H Tony Harmo n Charles H Wendell Har ness Marion H pirit Found At Assemblies Jeff Johnson Joy Johnson imy John Alicia Jones Stacy Jordan Erik Judson Seniors Have Pride In Country JISBKls ' .- Caroline Kidd Sherri King Ken Kiskila Larry Kitts K.C. Kleibe Eric Knaus! ' W - Judith Langevin Bobby Lankford Bertha Larios Pamela Laroche Joyce Ann La Shellie Lartig Daphne Laut Stephanie Leuty Vincent Leuty Seniors Show Spirit Lisa Maycock Matheu; McCullough Denise McMulle Darcy McNairy High School Isn ' t All Fun And Games John Michna Ronda Microi Andrew Millc Melinda Delia MonasmitI Conrad Montoya Tammy Moody Robert Miller Mark More; Tracey Mor Campus Life Can Take Place Anywhere .Amy Nord urt Nordal iiffiilennie Nucifo Robert Nyber Flirabeth Ogle Jack Olive f Kathryn Pete Eric Petty Gary Phillips Jr Shawn Pierce Robert Pinkerto Kathy Plouffe Everyone Gets Involved In Cheers Christy Raney Lyndon Ramloga Joe Rangel Randee Ranke Jerry Raskey John Ray David Read Jordan Reev Jeff Priest Roy Prifogle Kimberly Ptyor Chris Purkiss Friends Make School More Fun « Mark Ruybal David Rvie Philbert Saen Elia Salgado Jennifer Salts Jeff Sandfer Tonv Sanetrick Stephanie Shields Rhonda Singleto Ivan Shoemaker Tina Sivak Scott Simon Wendy Skeeters Mike Slipich Seniors Come Alive At Pep Rallies Alexander Stamr Brian Stange Shelly Stephens Heiko Steppack A Time For Work, A Time For Flay na Van Buren zabeth Van Burskirk chellG Vanderlinden Rodney Vonache Songleaders Display Spirit During Pep Assembly Todd White Beth Whitney Sammantha Wicke Lora Wiggi Sherry V ' Joe Wojcik o QQ as Diana LImon Applied and Fine Arts The Bank of America Achievement Awards are designed to recognize and honor outstanding seniors whose scholastic attainment, sense of civic responsibility, and evidence of leadership give most promise of future success to society. The academic areas in which Achievement Awards were presented are defined as SPECIFIC and GENERAL Fields. Students receiving recognition in specific fields were awarded CERTIFICATES. Students receiving recognition in general fields received engraved plaques. Kelly Herold Liberal Arts Tamela Moody Science and Mathematics 52 Bank Of America Awards ill Cynthia Stewart Business Dana Van Buren Home Economics Christopher Berry Trades and Industrial Paul Georgief Computer Studies Bank Of America Awards 53 1985 Cole Davlsson 4.13 Hslen Tseng 4.03 David Wrlde 4.02 Donna Wride 4.02 Krlsten Mulr 4.00 Michael Clark 3.98 Victoria Camper 3.96 Eric Petty 3.95 John Bresky 3.90 Donya Fronk 3.88 David Knechtel 3.88 Kristine Botts 3.80 Jerome Raskey 3.85 Gretchen Allen 3.82 Sharon Bottom 3.82 Paul Georgief 3.82 Tamara Mort 3.82 Sally Dotinga 3.81 Jeffrey Adams 3.80 Raeann Horsley 3.79 Honor Roll 54 Honor Graduates 48 Seniors Make Hemet High Honor Roll not pictured D ' evi Wacker 3.69 Theresa Glass 3.76 Stephanie Leuty 3.76 Shelly Page 3.76 Rachael Barker 3.75 David Lee 3.74 Joy Johnson 3.73 Robert Brush 3.70 Andrew Miller 3.69 Robert Leonard 3.68 Cathy Chapin 3.67 Diana Limon 3.66 William Harper 3.63 Jenni Salts 3.63 Michael Gow 3.62 Chris Sanders 3.61 Angela Koczon 3.60 Kevin Schmidt 3.60 Kara Konecne 3.59 Kristine Emery 3.57 Scot Boutcher 3.55 Andrea Marton 3.51 Melissa White 3.51 Brett Hall 3.49 Jordan Reeves 3.49 Christine Wutzler 3.49 Honor Graduates 55 Junior Class Officers Show Leadership Junior class officers- Front row; Kevin Quast, Representative; Valerie Zervos. Secretary; Samantha Curric. Representative- Back row: Anna Rcber. President; Pat Holloway, Treasurer; Stephanie Tolnay. Represent ative; Cindy Corey, Representative Kelley Searl, Vice President. Michelle Abreo Laura Acevedo Maria Acosta Michael Adams Sharyl Adams George Agnello Brian Allen Estella Allen Fred Allison Shauna Allison Barbara Allred Terry Allred Noe Alvarez Stacey Ames Linda Anderson Marcella Anderson William Anderson Cheryl Andreas Mary Anthony Rudy Aragon Anthony Arraei Pablo Arroya Jeffrey Aubert Lanette Austin Marii Ayala Holly Bailey Tricia Bailey Ken Balliger Gregg Baran Jessie Barnett Melissa Barra Gregory Barringer Juniors Find Time To Socialize David Barry James Bartlett Ken Bates Timothv Beans Marlene Beltran Michael Benton Kevin Bergeron MaryAnne Bianchi Olivia Bird Douglas Bishop Everett Bissonette Bret Black John Blacketer Timothy Blackwell Tanum Blue Rhonda Boers Stacy Bowles Denise Bowman Jeff Boyd Lisa Braga Gregory Brinley Anthony Brock Eric Brokavv Richard Brood David Brookshier Kim Brown Michelle Brown Neal Brown Tammy Brown Christina Bruck Shelly Bryson David Bucholzer Bonnie Buergler Debbie Burgner Sal Bustillos Tonette Calcagno Shelly Call Richard Calvi Miguel Campoy Shayne Canady Dan Cantrell Melissa Cantrell Mitch Carr Jesse Carrillo Brenda Carter Nicholas Casas Cyndy Castro Zabrlna Castro Juniors Keep On The Move Joel Chamberlain Danny Chapin Troy Chapman Annette Chavarria Kim Cheeseman Raymond Chesia Laurie Christoffersen Matthew Cianciotto Ann Citrowski Jeannine Clancy Anthony Clark Dean Clark Kelly Clark Traccy Clark Tom Cliburn Mark Conner Nora Copado Harry Copenhaver Eddie Cordero Cindy Corey Pauline Costa Brad Cotner Todd Covey Paul Covington Kelly Cowan Gloria Cowery Monica Crompton Virginia Craig Gerald Cumins Samantha Curry Cameron Cyrus Lance Dargatz Lois Darnell Susan Daniel Sherrie Davidson Jeffrey Davis Kelly Dawson Jerry Deas Amanda Deburn Dana Deck Justine Delay Kristinc Denton Michelle Desjarlai: Kris Deutschman Roy Dew Jose Diaz Kristy Digby Jenetta Donaldson Dean Doss Lisa Douma James Dow Juniors Are On The Right Track Kent Dow Robert Dou ' ling Melissa Dubios Patricia Duggan Virginia Dunaway Christopher Dunn Deborah Dunn Shellv Dunn Armando Duran Michael Duran Steve Eckardt Ty Ellington Daanelle Elliot Daniel Emter Freddie Espinoza Suzan Estefanous Darin Evans Vicki Farnsworth Alice Farrell Eric Faust Shaunia Feddema Lynn Fenton Lisa Fernandez Eddie Figueroa Thomas Finncll Laura Fisher Lynette Fisk Paul Fitzgerald Brent Fletcher Christopher Fletche Christy Fletcher Victor Florcs Patrick Folker Jason Font Janet Footit Michael Forgit Jennifer Forqueran Mark France Melissa Frank Francine Frcema Scott Frisius Melissa Frogge Laura Gabriel Rick Gale Marcelo Galindo Hope Garcia Troy Gardner Randy George Juniors Find Places To Congregate Corey Geroge Mark Gibbel Bobby Gibson Nicole Gibson Steven Gibson David Giddings Kathleen Giesbrecht Julie Gieske Arthur Gilbert Ken Gilden Stacy Gllmore Laura Gittings Eric Goddard Douglas Golec Dionne Gomes Jose Gomez Mark Gonzales Estela Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez William Goodnight Nancy Goodwin Scot Goralski Kristen Gorian Paul Gorino Sean Gow Kevin Graham te P trpp Charles Grassi Ronald Grassi Todd Gray Ben Greenwood Midene Groom Michael Gross Danny Guerrero Barbara Gunn Troy Gunter Denise Gutierrez Jose Gutierrez James Guymon Ian Hall Carey Hammer Aaron Hamza John Hancock Russell Haney Kimberly Hardin Tracy Hardwick Patrick Harris D I nkr fj Claire Harsany Kristin Harvey Tuba Reflects Student Assembly Rebecca Hastings Richard Hawes Rick Hawes Erlka Hayes Bryan Head James Heale Heather Heathcoat Richard Heaton DIona Heffley Gretchen Helmbuck Sean Heimbuck Kevin Heltraltter Charlotte Helm Mike Hemphill Scott Hendrix Laura Henley David Henry Mike Herbranson Jeffrey Herman Cesarla Hernandez Eva Hernandez Gumercindo Hernandez Leroy Hernandez Carrie Heschke Debra Heslin Kelly Hicks Susan Higgs Diana Hill Julie Hines Jodi Hitt Timothy Hodgson Deanna Hoffman Rita Hoffman Suzanna Holcomb Missy Holdren Debbie Holland Paul Hollenbeck Pat Holloway Larry Holyoak Joseph Holzer Robin Hornback Deborah Hoover Randy Hoover Steve Horacek Ricki Hormel Kevin Horney Rosemarie Howard Mark Howerton Juniors Take It One Day At A Time Veronica Howland Jame Hubbell Stephenle Huckeba David Huffman Shannon Irons Charl Jackson Erik Jackson David Jacomet KImberly Jaffke Shirley James Kevin Johnson Michelle Johnson Rhonda Johnson Stephanie Johnson Jeff Juarez Nicholas Jungbluth Jeffery Kady Andrew Keller Charlotte Kelley Brenda Kelly Deborah Kercmar Lara KIsklla Dana KIttlnger Paul KIttlnger Ernest Kluck Charles Knaper Ramona Koehler Karen Krahling Linda Krawltz Kristin Krc Kathleen Kupke Janis Kwock Norman Kyrlss James Lackey Thuy Lai Scott Leaf Chrlsflno Leal Karrie Lee Roberta Lee Samantha Leighton Richard Lenning Brandon Lenz Richard Leonard Jacquline Leonhardt Kim Lerch Justin Levine Lauren Libeu David Lopez Enriqueta Lopez James Lopez Judy Lopez Lisa Lopez Jesus Lozoya Luz Lozoya Laura Logo k i Ray Lumos Jody Lynch Christina Lynn Joyce Lyon James Mabery Juniors Are One Year Closer To Graduation Roberta Macleish Sandra Mager Cervando Maldonado Hendy Mallory Angela Mangiapelo Pamela Markley Jacqueline Martin Lisa Martin Irene Martinez Sergio Martinez Kristie Marton Shawn Mason Heather Masters Frances Mastroianni Michele Matheny Jennifer Mattingly Lisa May Gergc McCall Lisa McCrary Janice McCullough Kimberly McFadden Amy McGinnis Patrick McGowan Jeffery McKee Ronica McKinzie Bernard McKovich Mandy McManus Margaret McManus Sondra McMeans Michael McMurray ' 1 ■ L ' ' . , ' SMk w ' •kJI .f,v i Bt Wt ' ■ ItW? fci t M '  . 4 Georgi Moore Kiraberly Morbitzer Dawn McNairy Miguel Mcjia Sylvia Mendez Michelle Messic Deborah Metts Amy Miller Kurt Miller Jeffrey Minor Jean Mohn Eric Moore Kimberly Mottley Sandra Moya MaryEllen Murry Melissa Myers Richard Navarro Ivy Neal AnaMaria Necochea Miguel Necochea Aaron Needham Anh Nguyen Dcvin Nichols Gary Nichols April Nickerson Jeffrey Nida Kelly Niece Juniors Get The Job Done Robert Ollerton Pamela O ' Neal Mike Ortiz Toni Ortiz Antoinette Osorio Alex Pachon Robby Page Angela Pallireto Hulon Palmer Shana Palmer Luis Panduro Adam Park Ernestine Parker James Parker • - B ' Stacie Patterson Lesia Patton Shelly Payne Rebecca Pedroza Jessica Pennel Michael Perry Wanda Petty Andrea Phillips David Phillips Julianne Phillips Michelle Phillips Natasja Pietcrs Becky Pinkerton Some Stay Busy Creg Plantenga Christopher Plantier Nicole Plonte David Poe Lauren Popp Julie Porter Luara Pounders Tony Powell Jude Pow Steve Prescott Patrick Price Carole Pruett Jennifer Priest Robert Puddy Jodie Pulatie Tamml Purkiss Kevin Quast Timothy Rabbit Andy Ramos Tonya Ramsey Michelle Rath Others Have Fun Anna Reber Jeffrery Redler Joseph Reed Jill Rees D anny Reeves Jason Reeves Zabrina Reno Duane Restlvo Darlene Reyes Scott Rice Timothy Riley Emily Rlvas Robert Roach Tamara Robbins Allen Rock Brandy Rock Ray Roddy Anthony Rodriguez Christina Rodrigeuz Xavier Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Lisa Romeril Luclnda Ruiz Klmberly Rumble Michael Rusch Junior Class Is Still Expanding Heath Sada Adolfo Saldana Christopher Salem Trisha Sanchez Sergio Sanchez Michelle Sandate Gregroy Sandfer Graciela Sandoval Monica Sandoval Br San Frank Santschi Thomas Savarese Tonia Schembri Eric Schmitz Jeannie Schmitz David Schneider Christy Schumacher Dawn Schwab Bron Scott Jonathan Scott Andrea Scully Kelley Searl Owen Scntell Robert Severns Robbie Shepperd Timothy Shirley Steven Simpson Leslee Sims Ralph Sivak Melissa Sivertscn Andrea Slice Brian Smith Heidi Smith Amy Snyder Leslee Sole Jose Soler Raul Soliz Melissa Spcir Julie Spellman Andrew Spillman Cheri Spranger Darren Sprowl Jennifer Stacker John Staten Tcri Stauts Jeff Steffen Kevin Stein Lisa Stephens Melissa Stephens Rafael Stephens Raquel Stevenson David Stewart Robert Stezlcr Karolyn Stone Stephanie Strecter Paula Strub Tiffiney Stuart Frani Sundin Eric Sutliff Lisa Terrell Class Of ' 86 Looks To Future Michael Thieben Darleen Thompson Reyna Tinoco Stephanie Tolnay Jennifer Toomey Ting Tseng Melinda Tuominen Victoria TwardowsUi Lorraine Underwood Yolanda Urias Stacia Urick Dennielle Valenzuela Diana Valenzuela Christopher Vanderlinden Julie Vandyk Jeffrey Vanzee Kim Vasquez Scott Vaughn Joleen Velky Michael Ventura Lorraine Verbeck Laura Vietcn Daren Vittetow Douglas Vomsteeg James Wachter Dean Wade Tamra Wadleigh Cynthia Wagoner Jeffrey Walker Shawn Walston Kimberly Ware John Watkins William Weeks George Weigle Tom Westley Daria Weymes Kay Whatley Melanie White Cathelecn Wiggins Martin Wilcox Shane Wiley Bret Williams Brett Williams Cheri Williams Genovia Williams John Williamson Bruce Wilson Michael Wilson Mike Wilson John Wishon Kimberii Wohim Kathleen Welter Jeffrey Woods Bobby Worden Robert Worden Velma Ybanez Brian Yohe Sharon Young Stephen Zeller Valerie Zervos ass Officers Do The Job Sullivan-Secretary, Laur; an-Rep. Bottom Row: Juli ' Wendy Abraras Sandy Adame Adrianne Adams Krista Adams Ann Albano Michael Adley Yvonne Aguayo Adrian Ainsworth Jeffrey Akkerman Jeffery Aldape Allison Aldridge Robert Allen Howard Allert Tcrri Allison Lisa Allred Angela Alvarez Leonorilda Alvarez Jeffrey Anderson Heather Anderson Sandra Andreu Mitsy Andrews Shay Appleget Larry Aragon Tania Arias Jill Armond Hilda Arriaga Sean Ashby Tod Ashr Fadi ..,_ Sara Atkinson Jason Bechard Jonathon Bechard Jenni Benedict Fery] Behrens Summer Bernard Tony Bezdan lonica Binsted Ralph Birdseve Gene Bisceglia Robyn Bitlle Stacie Black Andrew Blakey Melissa Boerm Sam Boresma James Bonest Scott Born Jim Bouchard Cameran Bowt Kelly Boyce Jeffrey Bozer Kevin Bradley Christine Braur Kerry Bray Kimbcrly Bray Amy Bristc Jcffery Brc Carolyn Br Malinda Brown Mclanie Brown Sherry Brown Jennifer Brush Amber Buchana Brand! Burdettc Jason Burke lantha Burnell Kelly Butler Barbara Cadell Leigh Cadenhead Jeffrey Cagle Daren Clark Laura Clark Wcndce Cochran Angela Cole Tammie Conner Wayne Davey Kelley Davis Chad Davisson :iaudia Co rett Coronada _iisia Cortes Wendy Craig Anthony Crees Jerry Cripe Bill Cuglletta William Cuglietta Jay Culton John Cumr elissa Currie % k l ellisa Depa Julie Detwile aryJean De Steve Diffey Wayne Dilgcr Ann Dinkel Timothy Doll Christopher Dc Andrew Dotinq rl.rl.S. David Dotinga Janine Dowalter Derek Dreier ' 1 DuBruille les Duccinl ora Escalera Many Estafanous Jimmy Estrada Bill Evans Timothy Evans Andrea Faulkner Dina Faulkner Eric Ferguson Chris Fiedman John Fielding ocialtze During L Patrick Grimes Shawn Grinaes m Jean Gruner , Ivonne Guilen Tracy Gustafson Laura Guthrie Paula Gutierrez Victoria Haddock Jennine Hagberg Edward Haines John Hair Lisa Hale y m % John Hall - Patrick Hall Roger Hallet Pete Halman Hammerschimidt Kari Hanson Sarah Hai Staci Hai Lisa Harri Bobby Ha Dawn Ha Shantel Ha Michelc Hartwick Lisa Harvey Ryan Harvey Elizabeth Hasley ' — irgc Ha- ' - irik Hai Villiam Hayes Kyle Haynes Arturo Hernande Susan Heycn Stephaine Hicks J H H iRobin Higgins I 1 Stacev Himes 1 1 Susan Hines ■■ 1 jj l Shelly Hitt l l Shawn Hoffman M leather Hoit H len Homes ■ Michelle Holl I Kiinberlv Hoppe 1 Kimberlv Woman 1 Stacy Horning k John Horsley H Rosynatdo Howard ■ April Hewlett 1 David Huber 9 H Jose Huerta H Ronald Huff 1 1 Kathleen Hunter l l Susan Huster ■ Pati Hutchison 1 taci Hyatt 1 |aura inand w L Martin Irigoyen w k Kelly Jackson H Rick Jackson , I Ion Jacobson I Pamela Jacobson i l Victoria Jefferson I H Catherine Jenkins H Edmund Jensen 1 1 Stacey Jcnson n Sophon lore 87 Ts Provide Enterta enise Jenson «reg Jevne David Johnson Gina Johnson Bruce Johnston i M J i Jennifer Jones Misht Jones Sandi Jones ■ Claire Kaneshiro Becky Karen Chama K earns Jason Keeline James Keene y Dana Keith s ■ Jaraes Kessman Angela Kirk jS ristopher Koczon 9 Patricia Kline M Laura Kolb Tim Kozma ■ Brett Kraft Faith Kratochvil Blake Lawless Maria Lopez- heresa Lopci Daniel Lotz Jody Lowery tennis Laucht .nela LauDeradak lirik Laupsa Clauida Laffoon Chtnh Lai Steven Lamp tichard Langer ason Langston ■atrick Macgiilii Kelly Maddox jsa Maguire , Juzanne Maloney Renato Mangiapclc Timothy Manning Carmcla Marron Paul Martin Cindy Mattox Heather May Aimee I Romer- Stefanie I Angela t Cindy Mill Karla Mill Phillip Mo Gregg Mori Diana Oncil Tammie Osterhout Mark Owens alph Pachon lichelle Padilla ric Page James Palme Kim Palmer Michelle Pair Allen Parks Stephanie Parks - { vd Mark Riosanchez Paula Roderick Sandy Rodriguez Becky Rodriguez Elizabeth Rodrigii Rodrigo Rodrigue Mark Roedel Daniene Roge Ronald Rollm Michael Romt Nikki Roi Larry Romero Anthony Rosas John Rose Sheila Rouse Darlene Rozcicha Larry Ruddell Jeffery Ruggieri ian Sampley an Sanchez ndi Sau( __jon Schn Kari Schulz Dion Schun Rhonda Sei ark Sepede ark Serna Alice Seward Kelly Shamlian Michelle Shelly Lois Shofner Christina Taylo Gretchen Taylo James Taylo lenee Taylor-McRai jhelle Tay!or-McRa Jeanna Taylo Gordon Teague Douglas Thomas Christina Thompson Zan Thompson Shane Thornbury Rebecca Thornton J Administrators Devote A Lot Of Time To Students 96 Administration Tom Skinner Activities Director Ron Cox Athletic Director 1 Unsung Heroes Of Hemet High Staff Provides Service For Students Barbart Nettleman Attendance Secretary Marion Lohr Library Assistant Specialized Teachers Help Those In Need Cida Jimenez Harriet Mercer Mary Ellen Shoup Louann Spiegel Faculty 99 History Teachers Emphasize Geography Cheryl-Ann Oravetz Cheryl Powers Karen Walker 100 Faculty English Teachers Give More Individualized Help 102 Faculty Math Electives Are Becoming More Popular Jim Brigham Vic Burgard Emmet Grijalva R. Lynn Hatcher ros S Business Dept. Provides Skills Tom Mesaros Steve Thorsted Faculty 103 Many Enrolled In Foreign Lang., PE, Drivers Ed 104 Faculty Fine And Vocational Arts Get New Teachers Kathy Cobb Cindy Kinney Faculty 105 Quality Main Objective Of H.U.S.D. James Fleming District Superintendent As the 1984-85 school year began, the Hemet Unified School District proudly looked forward to continuing its progress in implementing positive reforms that would insure quality in Hemet Schools. The following were in- stituted by the governing board: An increase in gradu- ation requirements to a level above most districts in the state: Increased instructional time was added to the sec- ondary schools last year; All Hemet High students take a minimum of five class periods: A positive mentor teacher program was developed with the teachers ' association; Research-based effective teaching techniques through the Upland Program have been used to train over two thirds of the Hemet teachers. Quality is H.U.S.D. ' s main objective and Hemet ' s 12th grade California Assessment Program test scores, taken this past school year, were higher than they have ever been. Last year ' s seniors scored at the 77th percentile in reading, spelling, and math and the 76th percentile in written expression. A strong commitment to support of the instructional pro- gram by all employees, was the reason for this fine achievement by last year ' s 12th graders. Daniel Zerebny Assistant Superintendent Sue Rainey Administrator Personnel Community Relations Wayne Hervi Assistant Superintendent Educational Services Paul Robinson Assistant Superintendent Business Services Hemet School Board-seated: Bettie Smith. John Weber. Joan Kessman. Standing: Mike Bailey. Bruce Adams. Rodger Slems. Buddy Reeves. 106 School Board District Administration Teachers Put Theories Into Action ' 1 Robert Duvall re- ceived an oscar for his role as a washed-up country singer who over- comes alcoholism in the film Tender Mercies . Shirley Mac- Laine won for best actress and Jack Nicholson won best supporting actor as an eccentric mother and pot- bellied ex-astronaut in Terms of Endear- ment, which also won the best picture award. The best supporting actress Oscar went to Linda Hunt for her role in The Year of Living Dangerous- ly . The photo shows MacLaine and Duvall the might of the Oscars. The Statue of Liberty celebrated her 98th birthday in 1984 and she began to show her age. The statue was worn from constant pummeling by wind, salt air and acid rain, and the iron ribbing supporting the copper covering was badly corroded. A two-year resto- ration began in July 1984. It included a new gold-plated torch. Band, Drill Team Furnish Entertainment 1 , ' A vE -.?..? ' A ' ■■•■ m : - f . - A ■IIb 1 r 1m ' ' TW ff W - ' - _i t S ' MOMEO iMir .(D)]M@C(0)imiiin (geiBs ■ nm i JiffeMtMCftMllllBIEaM ! On Toga ID)a A-Li hlBlffliil Ul .■v, ' w Fi « , A ' A IH©MEC®MIIN( Sweatstuiflts Was Thm Attlire F(D)r WairiM Op ID)a r M V. .VJ d --,. a J5 , .: ; ' Wednesday was warm-up day. The student body dressed in their sweat- suits. A pep rally was giv- en in honor of the Powder Puff players. The game was held at 7:30 p.m. that evening and the Juniors defeated the Seniors 16- 6. ' «e ih , J kij£«m mmmmmmmmmamm 1 -r .J emeT w mHmmm M ' ' m V ;i 1 £nJ s H| P H X f ' . ' « ' . ' 7.! ft,. . ' r i;t • . i —prfP rf ' %- jjfc- ■ IPI .. i % T-. BT % - il ?,55 BpJ — 1 I, M mmSm 1 IrVi h E N y t) :■ Thursday was tourist, nerd day. The stu- Ilent body was to dress as tourists or lerds. At lunch there was an ice-cream :ontest, which two people from each : :lass participated in. The Junior class 11 I mOi ' S4 M(gdg (S(D)M F(0)Mimd Om Color ID)a W n 1 T7 ' « %j :ti: 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 wssm r-A- mMmmammmmBsm I© Tlk(B ]Ke,w T® Vmt©ir m : m : .-i — . liv r ? i! AF 1 0 l frJ -iuA ' ' Jt £ IS HOT I -;?V, «S. ' i ' MOMECOMinN© ' m ' Mesffii lEirSka A Erika Jefferson escorted by David Knechtel was crowned queen of the 1984 Hemet High School Homecoming during half-time ceremonies of Friday nights football game between Hemet and Moreno Valley. This years Homecoming theme was. Spirit is the Key to Victory. Keeping the spirit through the ceremonies Sir Wiggins the HHS mascot carried the name of the queen to David Lee who then announced her to the au- dience. Manjit McKinzie. 1983 Homecoming Queen, crowned Miss Jefferson. The princess and escorts were: Pam Clark. John Jones: Cathy Chapin. Erik Judson: Sherry Wiley, Rob Bi?u h: and Melanie Krupa. tohy Ktiggieri. j i i r iC e ' ' p v lm«MM€( yMiiiEiB i« iBMllliJMlMtflltMiiiiiiliyfclBBi v 7r K im r i m ' ' ' 4i i Cs -tp i ;-; ■ ' 2ra- .- fcitj T The Bulldogs scored the fir! aes they had the ball, putting the near-capacity crowd at Hemet Sta- dium in a festive mood. This Home- coming win improved Hemets Ivy League record to 3-2, good for a third place tie with Ramona and North. Good blocking allowed the Bulldogs to gain 218 yards on the ground — 122 by tailback Dennis ith on 19 carries. Fullback Joe .._2d carried the ball 10 times for 43 yards, quarterback Jordan es for nine and les for 10 yards. it. ) fL f Powderpuff Football Juniors Slip By Seniors On Wednesday night at the Hemet stadium, Oct. 24, the showdown between the Seniors and the Juniors in a match of PowderPuff. The game did not end as the sen- iors wanted it to; The Juniors won with a score of 6-16. Lauren Libeau got the two touchdowns for the juniors, the first one came from an interception with a 35 yard return. The Seniors came baclt to make the score 6-8 with the Juniors leading. In the second half the Juniors made the final touchdown with minutes to go. Lauren Libeau again made the touchdown on a 22 yard run into the inzone. Which made the score 6-16 juniors. 130 Powderpuff Football CLOCKWISE: From Top left-The line up; the Juniors get the throw off; A discussion of the penalty: The Junior team; Andrea flying over Browen; Juniors and Seniors go for the ball; Amy and Browen fight for flags; Junior cheerleaders: Senior heerleaders; Seniors team: Seniors chase Diana: Shelly goes for the goal; Sheryal snags a flag: The Senior meeting. Band Goes Hollywood On Stanford Night 132 Studei.i . ,fe Student Life 133 Students Make Halloween Spirit Come Alive I Clockwise from the top: Many Masked Monsters roam the halls of Hemet High; Shelly Stephens, the Gorilla, overlooks the ceramic room; Rochelle and Renee Taylor-McRae. show that twins don ' t always have to look alike; Norma Jean adds devish spice to Hemet High; This Pinocchio sure enjoys telling lies; Kelly Boyce shows her Halloween spirit by dressing this way daily; Matthew Cianciotto as a Court Jest- er adds comedy to school; Tadd Danish, the Grem- lin flasher, shows his stuff; Queta Lopez Ana Marie Necochea-Ana as an original old time Witch, with Queta looking on as a gypsy; Heidi Burklns as a Mime, adds a little quiet to the school: Kirk Cloyd Todd Castner as dirty old men. Student Life t35 Halloween Shows Hemet High ' s Creativity Clockwise from left: Rebecca Huff as Cat Woman prowls the halls; Marcle Gifford as Hemet ' s skating Clown; Senor Armas deserves a Hippie F for this HIPPIE costume; Michelle Brown as Mother Superior; Joy Johnson gives Hemet High an atmosphere of poverty; Tammi Watkins as Ballerina and Rhonda Boers as a French Maid; Zombies are an eerie addition on Halloween; Norman Nelson as Zorro protects those In need; Deanna Bartel goes back to childhood as a Care Bear; Debbie Washington adds old-time charm to Hemet High; Todd McKovlch as a Ninja, Brett Black as Steve Martin, and Mike Ortiz as Groucho Marx; Stacie Floyd as a Martian Invades Hemet campus. Student Life 137 Year ' s First Musical Fine Arts Dept. Presents Working Director Krista Carson Elhal Musical Director Kathy Cobb Conductor Jeff Tower Dance Numbers Staged by Tony DeMarco Ensemble for Working Stacie Black, Samantha Burnell Melissa DuBols. Craig Buyman. Ian Hall, Erik Hawkins, Brian Herzog, Heather Hoit. Judith Langevin. Nancy Smith, Alexander Stamm. TIffinI Stuart. Chris Taylor. Wendy Walker. Production Personnel Production Assistant Shiela Rouse Lighting Design Ian Hall Stage Manager Karrie Lee Light board Arthur Gilbert Properties Supervision Melissa Frank Deborah Holland Costumes Bobbi Nichols Dawn McNairy Cuelly Strickland Make-up Dawn McNairy House Manager Michelle Holl Box Office Marilyn Hoit Publicity Stacie Black Samantha Burnell Shiela Rouse Orchestra Basses Pat Holloway. Drums Bryan Head. Guitar John Hancock. Jenni Salts. Keyboards Erin Salts, Julie Piano, Percussion Mike Gross. Drama 139 ' Working ' Most Effective Musical ■ p l ■1 Bi9 U K H Hft «|M m M n I KV l The Hemet High School Fine Arts Department present- ed the musical Working on Dec. 6,7, and 8. Working is a collage of sketches about working people and is taken from Stud Turkel ' s non-fiction novel. The ensem- ble of characters gave monologues which reflected their role in life and how they felt about it. Transitions from one monologue to the next were effective as one charac- ter related to another in some way. A combination of singing and dancing, were presented in character por- trayal. The range of characters were from steel worker, to business man, to newspaper boy, to waitress, to house wife, to migrant worker, and others. Working was most effective and entertaining, as presented by the Drama and Music students of Hemet High.  Assemblies Give School Spirit A Boost 142 Student Life Student Life 143 Students Take On Faculty In Volleyball 144 Student Life Clockwise from top far left: John Hill battles for ball as student blocks shot; Julie Elkins attacks the net; Lou Anne Spiegal sets the ball for Joe Shaw; Jeff Slepski goes for the slam, Julie watches action; John Hill in swan act, Jeff watches; Barbara Kaiser uses left hook while Kinney and Cook look on; Stu- dents battle ball as Jim McCullough views the action; Larry Kinney hangs on as Tom Skinner, Karen White, and Barbera Kaiser watch; Jim McCoullough challenges the ball; Karen Tiger White chops ball to ceiling while Cook stands ready; Joe Shaw battles student at net. student manages to save his arm; Kinney, White in jump ball; Slepski, El- kins field the volleyball. Student Life 145 Christinas Cheer Brightens Up Campus 146 Student Life W-M ■MH BMif B_£3S 5 ' K— -ax — fa H ' ' J- ' ZlQC , r ip M F| ' % II ■ikV ___.. y H i m Student Life 147 Work Experience Students Learn On The Job Starting from the top left to rightt Ractiel Barker at switchboard in District office. He- met Unified Schools; Angle Mangapelo and Hope Garcia making burritos at Del Taco; Todd Castner at Cask ' N Cleaver. Beth Foster waiting on Customer at Rainbow Lady in He- met Mall; Mike Hendershott works the grill at Steer n Stein; Michelle Allen taking reser- vations at Cask ' N Cleaver: Lisa Romerill fill- ing order at the Yogurt Shoppe; Cathy Plouffe working at Yellow Mart; Lynette Fisk helps student with gymnastics at the Rac- quet club; Kim Ward cashiering at Cask ' N 148 Student Life Starting from the top left to right: Tami Richardson assists Dr. Duffin at his dental office: Steve Johnson cleans up trim- mings at Je.emiah Scully Nursery: Mike Carper at Cask ' N Cleaver: Michelle Vanderlinden cutting pizza at Straw Hat: Kim Pryor and Chris Buck fill orders at Kentucky Fried Chicken: Kelly Hubbell makes tacos at Taco Bell: Brian Wad- leigh prepares food at Soboba Springs: Rhonda Singleton and Michelle Phillips take inventory at K-Mart: Dave Bowser is washing dishes at Steer n Stein: Barbara Gunn in uniform for job at Pizza Chalet: John Watkins and Rick Navarro washing dishes at Cask ' N Cleaver. Student Life 149 rmmmssmmns 4 r % 150 Student Life Students Display Various Moods Student Life 151 Back To School Night Features Many Programs !?I HT AT HEMET HIGH SCHOOL He met Mk|h Suuvl oHiT . A f ' .iLulni ti-niih-n ill the siifjccts iiiai iiTiich. - A :iiiriciilim c iirciiip.MS!i q A Aiimiccii fiLiCiinriit ii vh;jL i:r riiit fmsiNcJ CiaiSii in math .wini sfunici cnnlmt and jcwncc S ' £clf J(t.vi -if ru-nc) iiiv r in ivmt-toU i ,uoi-ii ' p w ' )fiitq. Lwik ' uui H ' ctiiiiui unci rctaurttiit aitd retail tmtici C. ficM tyioli ' qi i. uViir::ft ' ' r ' ' - ' ' .: i:iii!i!ifMii iPii. D a ijraciuatc ' i , -i.:- £ aifuwhyct ' KvcLT ' i F fine arb mcfudinq it;: i tnn. aumr iCramio. pfii ' t:?qinplni. cra tj, chcms .Vhi liraiiiiui li Sratc ' lVl rt ' m ltt .y H .iifnailhii ' c: I piiiiiitnal iVti. iiuiuiiiii.j .r.(to. iiMI niui iHastic Mop. and lim hnij Alt cfTcctn ' c tamii [x!. if Tea I lie :) H ' MC e cr atn new te ituaenti. A k tCHU ' iiiyartc t. v .- ' iV. i. . tan ' «.i imp S ' tnilcnti iiitn xneiaomp ,Mul ccaCiX nit. nnaiien. Student Life 153 Drama Dept. Presents ' Barefoot In The Park ' ■p TIT I HI— III ' II III ' Ml fk 1 HH IH S ' J m 1 J m 1 r f! 1 1 . , M 1 1 k Clockwise from top left: Kara Herold as Corie Bratter, enjoys her newly installed telephone; Brian Herzog. the telephone man. looks on with a pleased expression; Kara Herold shows her excitement about her new apartment; The GTE man and Mrs. Bratter discuss the telephone situ- ation; The cast of Barefoot in the Park; Heather Hoit, as Corie ' s mother, talks with Erik Hawkins, Victor Vilasco; Mr. and Mrs. Bratter assist Corie ' s mother. Mrs. Banks, after her long and difficult trip upstairs; Corie Bratter and Mr. Vilasco talk over their plans; Mr. Vilasco presents his homemade dish of Kinichi to Mrs. Banks; Corie and Paul share a loving moment; Mrs. Banks expresses herself after tasting the homemade Kinichi; Victor, Paul, and Corie, wait in anticipation; Exhausted by an evening out. Paul and Mrs. Banks struggle to find rest: Corie ' s mother tells how she feels about the apartment; Mr. Bratter in- spects the apartment, while Corie places wood in the fireplace; Jose Gomez, as the delivery man, gasps for a breath of air after conquering four flights of stairs, and one big stoop; Corie is still lively, while Paul and Mrs. Banks rest after a tiring evening: Paul Bratter comforts his mother-in-law; Corie and Paul are having their big arguement. which almost leads to a divorce; Mr. Bratter arrives for his first time at the new apartment, Corie is excited that he is finally home. Drama 155 Classes Vie In Competition At Assembly 156 Student Life Student Life 157 Varsity Cheer Wins Superior Ratings Varsity Cheer: Row 1, Shelly Page. Lisa May, Jenni Salts-Mascot. Row 2: Andrea Scully. Cindy Corey, Kelly Clark. Gretchen Allen, Not pictured: Roberta Lee. Erika Jefferson. Songleaders Perforin To ' ' Hello Routine Song Leaders: Pam Clark, Michele Morgan. Kelly Searl. Noelle Nelson. Lynda Marino, and Dee-Anna Douglas JV Cheerleaders Display Enthusiasm t. j P4%-M I k J.V. Cheer: Row 1: Rochelle Taylor-McRae. Tasha Zimmerman, Jenny Walker, Michelle Holl, Lea Ellis. Row 2: Leigh Cadenhead, Nikki Romeril, Michelle Heaton, Jamie Mattingly 4 i- W DAILY BUl Any r- ' j : ,-j:,x. Driving Dru, 1 There, will .1 AH. clvilis ni Jiyone inter ' the school r- ' DNIiNftfVyi 1 NO arravads r -doK ITon ico TO sj:3qiu3w i ««, «.« .  ' rc(t?3 sat ,€« « • T«b ? Cat P° ■ 3j. 00 IS 1 u:: jo Adoo ■• £ 5 , • , ' . U ' ' Ctb ' ' ? . -- ' v, ■ s, r r- ' o iW UT 5u- ' o, .r r - C s ■ 9o- - C ' - o ' ' ° ' « =■4- 6 -c-) I3 tt c c rj l-( O itJ 3 •H ( u t c U m ID o •P s to x: CPT3 w i 3 C OJ c m O lO rH H u IT) £ X i 05 JJ M T! O C l M b •S -« T3 O S U C en m c X C W U -M Qi «J O x: M e d) 4J D in OJ Ol 0) « e au X j= o 04 U) A GO.I SOJ. : ' smc ispn:;; !l - ' mSi vOjJ. s-|;e arope see . Walker in Little Theatre, all p; iV ' ko ' ° ' ' V o ' - en. T his is not a school spons v ' craj.i sandv ich, french fries, salad. O f-1 o u w en m o o u M o E £•• X w g Q in O -C •H O § ;i? ' Hi P (D p. irselves to Phil Gary. ' - e iesk.. (R. Kerr) and tennis today at 2:07 iQ a - ! He ' 3 OURS 1 ) • c • ; you received v;hen your Aunt Matilda die .j jn ' t come from the Good Fairy 1 They cam w t,Yearly assessment of $S.OO to Sharon S and awards. (D. Mercer) « fo o - - H, 5: t 5: o ' a- cr r 171 3 ' T?q dn- 6uTiq jioxq- AJS q OS r 3 (B 0] m o 3 f+ QJ O nJ . . O M X O 2- O -P ■ girts OVER PLEASE 3 c S  s ■ « m a Mr. , ] ' 6f u ;A ' .i d ■-i WHN vi,;;) JO s... V „V V « ' e- « m iors interestec. -• (J. Hap.eister) Lors who may be ; ' r ?diately re: an % rdi ' see the Ca OME. (J. Guv, ho fee ij I Clubs -■-A s:iT ;ioi Ac ' S, • snbBSUOD : ( p ' lf nh i T 610 ' 1 suTix ad 000 ' T unj o: pojtnt o ' i ' U4 istatj:; puB swau jB f 0:1 UT uiaq:) uo sq XX TM o o ■-! li 1-1 dJ o (1 S-l U? lU 0) 0) w ,1; •H -H 0) Cm 0, -H tt) o o c : (JUG O ketl o he school and ' 2 Soroptonist Y lT. .n-TO-un 3Viz st Aq-TATzas sw u to ib re w ill be an A.F.S. meeting Tuesday at the b .-p 4- T U s- A: TAT: q 4- (T3 = x: j_5 x: CL 4- TD rs ([[8Aon H) ' pssu noA spj53 a 3 iO () M rt Oi X ' 1 01 OtJ- rrnt O ::i- . u ' ' aJ ' i J ' ' K f ' ' - c:HB)3-0 ' dn:a3 -? V. c o, i- ? ' vfe, ? a ftV , ' o ,4 . ■ c, t ge will b( ,6 ' ,- :., please ca ' H- n a 9 o at lunch in ro( : 9ui9H 0 J0L3Sunc3 ' oiaa s -t- o n h d. c d- h ?6L ' 63 «380i30 6uLUui5aq loaj Bi;; ' . ' i? o S ' a- uo Tepsani uo lou - - - - q lipdjio ej;xs joj. [ooLjOS qbLu .™ 5 ?, H. [i h, S- h] ?- [Le Luojj. s uapn s j ' joUjnouoD 6l H- f i ' o ' 0 o ft fi- a A n o t- ' H- o : o t ' m ' , o; ' 2 ' ' ' ' v ' -jst or goblin. Rent your cos ' vN n ' and after school for $5. (K. M H- cy - five from U.C.R. will be on campus T ' i J o ' interested in attending the presentat G9Ld sjaquiaui LLV M unL jo 5u! t ; o l ' - S g S Ia % se if anyone has found my makeup bag, return , • IT) 0) rt3 3 O t-fO :Ti-0 3 a- Di 15 ' Di t- a H H- of the month. Pep Club m have a blj o ■.J r. (K. Elhai) r 5i66- s- to check the list of arers fcr Fall, 1985. (R. Lind) Afi duita if Region Fark— or r-.oi|j V Kl O 3aaj, faadWai ZHX ruggles For Survival :? •u5ts o: P93U no i jx t rt tr o ra ■ aO J33J •£ POTJ J :;tsta p a go Aurapt 1v ( ' vq.mtuo_; apxr.-AaT ' Rovl: ChAs Kevi Heitritter. Noelle Nel oi Cliris Salem. |{ope Rogers, Beth Wh■tnei . TrighDool -Cyndy Jphnsrpii Ro 2UJ|e£f IU4 ei Pam laB . Ton Harfiqon, T my Sanetilck. Tatiua V?tkins. Row 3: JackieDavis, Henry Ainaiz, Cheri Forjgeite, Indiana Wride-Advisor, Chris Parker, ?f e|Bdy Sl et Tim N rmaa, MeJanie Kxupa, Stephanie Bens«rp; LoT a Jhti ggins. Missy Peek. ' ' - ■ ' ■ - ' ■ , (ge junj 5q [[LM noA uol: de 4 •s: - ,1: 3? [ooq3S 5snoL| psiuncL .c ■ .j. ' XMi aij:; 0:}. 3AL:i?4uas3Jd3J { -h a- E • ill ., g - Reb :ilDrs : lass meeting :,jFitz) ;;e Speech Squ ;he corrron see Kinney, i.le M 11 ;h in er) V::; ' ,D leae-bound • • - ' ' ' ' e J . j. n Californic . - ' ? t e -iT pa counselor, - . o, :jl? J .;! clubs must s L ject vn ' ll b ' ' riw by tod? c? (David ' - ..-S S s - o ' o ,y . -2! o a m,eet ' nq Monday at v , - V N lr x ..N v A -05. french fri -2. . b --o . french fries, salad, apple wedqf course will run aurins tions, see Mrs. V hite or ,« -$•; .. 3Asq noA jl c „. 3P0TJ9d DUtAyi - xS :;o ouTpjBu:ias u. ' ' J uo - aS oi. •J3:;ua3 j; uraaSoad 5uTup:iB ' :ii . «: 5?S .- .0 ' ' -r v°% i:4UT oj IT p:i =o ' C: rf 3 O 0) 13 tfi O O w o o o 3 V • O J- . v . . ' o ..•i? ? .V o ' o A (0 lO •H C) r-l 4- ' rf! - ?- •2 . .-K .- o w Pi CP m c -a 4:: cu -p , q (0 v 3 .. 0) o ■M O 0) U 0) e • to rt V JT A. ■ V, (5 0. ?. •a9:;seuias Buxads ;; 3B , $4.00 wit 00 = 1 :;e ' 03 - ' ' Ijij ,, .- ion. Buy (B9dS B 9q XXT- ' ' ' snd ' -BO ano d39j( ):; uia-q:; :;Tuiqns urr UB aa - ride? Then ride Ihe Rcote) -5 o -h « di 3 c • ■P -H C, m 4J o • O -P -I- ' H in ' O CN c r3 g O Cr O 1) rH O ♦d WQ nocHsv. rjovf3mber 14 ' • oi Joj.jo ' i; ' ■ r. Mr i Ti j:: te- . «, rH ' 0 U V, . o a - ' ' Z.-V [i, 4- ■., 4J rO .C? Vo ■ ' r, - such itep-iS ■ !?,. -i; ? ice O, vP 3 tn 3 •, -y 12: ana 2:13-3:02 w duplicating request form f We would appreciate your filling it out co Please do net -cui.i?n %.ting. Also, it is helpful to our Aides if you represent thfstructions ' for anvthina soecial vou want done. We ' re trv %. ,0 ?; V. - CO -•• - r+ 7 (t (J ' a ■a C fD 7K -j 3 o 00 -+ cu — i. 13 -J. 00 £3 -3 ( ) O n a CX o a. n -•s O) OJ rr -) n ro 1 1 3 O • • a. o t. c: r+ fD s,_ cr o- :3- 1 -Tl fD 1 3 Cu r+ ro O t-t- O 33- fD c rr r - —J ro C_i CO L + 3 ' CO tn UD -+ 01 c 5 c+ EU CI. Q. C r+ A o 3 T 3 -■• a. t 1 ' to CU C i k . . B i- £2 l k 5- • O l OJ Q. H I- t- O H 1% a o H 4- • • H ?o r-- ?D fD ■? ! -y) ueq; -i9q.eL ou •:ia C B- sRs 9L|; pa: Daijad : ,usbu anq ' Auiedaisi uo 6Uu •1 ..q=Jdff-«, «,; o; , ' 7 1cl hold this year . Thank you! (T. , ' ,; I or Wall . We mus in those drawings the Principal ' s Coun ge? Get used to looki liege information, inc and you qualify for pri details. (R. Lind, ter that date, changes wi Mercer) ciubs m iquraAON ' ABpxJi snduiec :i f foy ' % kind word they ( t -V? ui TIV ' qourix Butanp ABpc,+ 5uT:;aa i - )) -BuTt aau: Aao:;Bpu W ' qouni 50 3 r J0a3 HlOf. . Lpusdap ' :iLjbu.q Ob . ,aoM :t,usL : !. j-i os T ' ,, , , iiG Slab 9U0 CJ3A3 q.ei . v;m actually be on car Li the chance. (R. Ke) r ' poutoi .inn when school sta) ■ .5; icni??) Please come 5_ r- O S-. •— C O +- S- O -4J - ra s- c. +- -ncni?? Please come 3- q ssB ssoui lu f Uie box for you tcj s uapn s uo sjaijoi-, (aa llBM v.ctz) im: 9L;cs op o: 33J; aq LL.i aq ::m oA : H : 5U-6 Bn- eaui F OVuK 1 Lt, i. 5J o:t (i ao ' .iOOC JO ' ILBf, J y, sjaq: = ° ishion Institute and Merchandie s O CQ sq 172 Clubs sxq:; :ie paaapao aq ie[l_Oi 3L|:i op 0; [OA-eo po-js aiau ueo 3M os su3 i3Lq.s jlX: to fO ■u OI n ■+- +J s_ yi n3 I ) CO i- a cu OJ jc •r- ■ — ro QJ 00 S- u •+- 2 Wednesday and Thursday, be.ojy sl ' ' nd seniors my a) ' = ' ;,QO - ' ' ' Faculty Staff photos o-i - ' ,, ' ?en you have sore tir - ' .,t. (R. Paulson) V- ' ' .ou send a letter ' ' - o ' ' r:e s the last word ' cS fACHERS to do the a 3 V ' 402. Our offices C ' 1 out a pin « - ■ ? - se do not Si ' . f ' o you have ?■- le; ., ■■43ui3h ' ooin. • ' !- ' 3 [ IS, iui?se3[c! j-io uo sui;: )j p[aq aq [ [lm Ccev49qj_ [ooiiDi enuuB p, e s,j5oa3w - a pu3:; B o; paSsjnooua Cqauaij aus noA ' ' ' V 1 .2 A BpUj SI Ml v4 3UUU? imnn x z ritay v w;ui :ime is here for all intiie . Lp to Europe with fellcO ' - ' ' v ' . is not a school spoj- ' j v ' Jttcndance of f icrsN (z, . O le interested t-S cp v • around ?nts whc v • ixpre ' - , • J u c: i— 00 — - )w. (R. Kerr) challenge period schedule work in the early aftemoc riod Monday and Tuesday in as . ' H 5M5- liJ • ' Tuiaj asB9Xd be a school assembly schedule but simply topic of substance box of 36 count Mi. n campus for his own - hem please do confisca ;andy on campus is dcin oiiO ' a) ' uiooj s.arooi.o ' s Aq :m5noq) suo: I q qnio pue i uio:tsno s3 (bui qnjo uoTitHAaasuc 3TTd: 9qx ' S TJJO flSV 9 1 2 p (BJAtlUIOK S) SJ.. qounx : B :i3aui TTT ' cprxTD H tBuxa ssBXD .to tjaxsoeaq e Dns we will be painting the . istmas vacation — we need you that could be used and come Sign-ups are c n (T H rf- rf n- o (—• (D a tr 3 c (D ft H 3 M- £ H f fD m rt S p- D- • K . w rt hi ' c (-•■ K rr , igx JsqmsAON ' aaux- eui Aspur 4? TTTCITsuodsaa j c ' ' pa saaeituT auoAu - Vl PUP sdTXS Z TUip ' ■ ) .itK spTS3.no xoq uoT:;s965r i q.noqp (UTqq esBSxd: sjotus oop s.aauuTjfs -jk i a [3xd qou aAsq. oi s 3pn:i Poo6 5 aoj p9:r5d3::c iTjq sseerj •dTan i.Tv UT sTaeTTSAP «ou b:xv Asv ' ■.) ( .I Si V (0 HI 3 c g S V aq i uo dn uBis sseatd ' uol:; ' The school tardy polic ' 3, s- ' ' J s M O ' I ° • ' - s u ' .U o . uunp , (0 J ■ J excuses for being tao- ' c Unders left ' e82 woo-i UL ' f i 3„ io puno i saq pue :;saB S uea C 311:1 o M o:} ;jodaj i jaq.j.fe- ' ao: no se a[qe: (ja |Bqnja ' M) ni o: UL o6 [[u today . d 3 ' P ' V d6 .V ■.. -o f • 3  ' v.. % o Hovja ' ' ' ■ o ? f • o. S :%: ' ' .■ (: ' !C ' V i ♦ 3 - . ' ' ■ ■ ' a ' SSBSid w o O . = Q 10 ' • r 3T:;Tj:Bqo aaomoiidos Auv o en fD (J) (D rt W 3 :7- ' C) !,Vf ' i ' ' : ' c M O O. H, ftl O 3 ft w vlj o ft w 3 3 o (T O (+ ff. H- b 3 W 0) ' -! l-h n O c CO 1 L1 o. o fD ,3 . « .Op - ' -■a 0, ,f.« ' o- ft c n-0 ' - ■ ■ ' ,- , s: i-h ■ ot- ' , H- O ft- M Co e 30. .• =,3 . ' ao . « j ,6.® -i ,C-iO-J . ' ,cSS ©■ 3-q; 65?; 50 for Pep Club members. t j. Aixen; enbers and Pr •H u aearls ' o M from 4:00 - 7:00 at 43025 Jason Ct. (betv. ' en J _ant St.) Brina a Tittle medicine and a frisn [[ ntere ' ed n supervisinrj detention? Contact Walt ' you ai«L ThG Dositicn is certif icated cl.-;ssif ij £. 4 rate). (R. Kerr) Staff - photos are being taken today in ) ,i a minute. (R. Paulson) .S f ' e busiPL ■ ' « % . y at 12:30] 1AA do not carry yoi ' 5? ' school hours. assist us in trying ' vs - these areas during k ' y %.;: % % ' •e an Idyllwild student ' s Idyllwild Town Crier on ' %,W nistration Office for m Junior concession stand v o o ' - Isuccess, and please sign u a rneetino Thursday duri kM ' on Club meeting at li sxT sp seen at the Peo A|;«;wihiv- . , 2 (tS (0 i (B I PI ti w AOM ssnosxp U •r D -P O I W w V( c: (d :qr Aspsanqi pu u c C 0) •H Oi U Cu U (0 4J - u 14-1 4J G) •0 X: rH ■JJ 3 fO nj (0 m jr, -W — u w c •H O 0; rH 4-) O in 1.1 en D n3 C T3 -H cox: •H O 4-1 D t, -H x: c-H C 4- I a; c -H I ♦ O O 0 (1) • - 0) 0) a «J Ti auq. ' uoimT dt. W -H 03 .- a 4-j w Qj 3 : w ' +-I ; Ai K o u ra to J u a; g nJ isEa a uitu oq. ifsa :- % ' ,i ' .C ■u 3 C I ■a3- ' -.-es aX ' v ' - . -H tj o TJ c-rqeTXEAe sq IITA!. ..ast C«0 iW Ur ' - ' -- -ILL. - o U (0 fO jOU o uo ' 53 as® Ob ° e ' - .Xv ' 9 ' e? e ' , ' ax q. oq. sasanoo q-PLfJ - 4J ,• -Q ' q IITM aaasavaas 5uT::tds w M o k -rj :-aNi5 isnw Japiog Aao:;sTq Butj e UMd H 4-1 O T) ' H -H N S w -; .gp guj uo:;::tnq :inoA q.afi o:; qo-jo uoT:;-eAj:asu2i « g ' ' e t) e Q) Jua — uoq.q.nq e uq.Tw auoauios q.-Bu:i aq noA q.,uop ' ' ' Tj 3CC0ia 6-« N P 01 U ■ ' H H ? 3 i O as O U O i iJ 0) • c 4J m o (U tT ' g o; c g -H , 4J u r-l 0) fd •H g U s o 3 4J Q U M ' 44 o o Xi U (U 0) c o cu o 0} 4J 73 e 3 • 4-) ft TI O J Q) .. ( 4-J r- ( (0 (U l4 O O 2 -i .avaiia ; V V ' c Le tauxriuer: ueparrmenr Heaa meeting on complimc iwing fo = rr ' ' ' ' - ' u ' ' l iOme Ec. room. (R. Kerr) f ter career er Cent the Care ' v J n? P ' ' there ' s a need or a n cl| sr to get ' o ' P ss t ® ' i ti October 24. ? al state c= fnarc lo -habinger ' - ■ ' ■ sses 9 on T. S- C  ' ' ■ 01 ie 01 aqot DQ ' Cb| -+1 o 4: Sfff -a -o  o (D s: • • t ex I— ' ro 00 178 .; ' ..; ,, -s -a o -T3 ro o c cu ,on  o ' - r T ' ' ( 9U( L)|s -1) -yCLuo yCepseni [i un sq ulm dn uBk •. ,edde y u6ls ' saqoeoo n apwod Suiaq ul pa sauar uL s oq joiuas puB joi . ' uud 94: JOi dn u5is m5m t aiuan SAOJdoiL o; sApm poo5 jo eapi ue £ L - ln. nfj ' ' - -MopuLM asv aaqs uo uousa66ns uno e a bui.uui.65q 5L 43n[ Ouunp MOU i i i Ob 01 A Pi 3 ;o . ore °fc §-V jn ' I! ' :so order. ' ' ( 6 fiiiCc in to Europe? ' See Mrl e!5; ' «fe _ summer of 1985. All s anc r? . a coil, H.Z . 18 before January of 1? There will Sc c-p ' ' ' ' - ' 41 -A A.S.R. Office inciow. eetinq this Wednesday lunch in the (jyvr,. (G. Al University of California car .yj ' .cs can be picked : ' : lun? ster) c lunch in room 132. All clubs . (D. Lee excnange program plef know v hat they v.ant to ° ' 4 ' ' ' ee ing soccer, please meel Mandatory Powder Puff coaches rncL ting toc ay at lunch in room 256„ (JiSbs ' iy ' ' ■ ' ' adline is today at noor TODAY ' S MENU: Hamburaers. nork tacos. french fries, oranoe smiles, apple cr ' oj Qj at d. (X) =5 — ' r-t-r+OOQ-S lO o a. -a O -J- o 1 1 T i; n D) fD -I. Q 3 3 r— r— o r- CU O) O TD fD -5 — • 3 fD -• r+ O n Oi fsj 3- -•• 3 rr r-1- 0) — ' a tinq-i )e So D Q.+J +- o (T3 S- i C ' t ( on c O c +-) zn •— +- •« •r- U. i l Q CO o Ol a o 4- jr ■o E rj i - +-) o O 1— 4- ' - s.. c: O Z3 4- o O 5 o TJ o jc; CO c x: o , - +- ■o ( ) 1 — re (J c t! CJ E o oo - c - S- -r- ro 4- T3 13 ir, CT; O -C tD o CT =J O -M ----J CTiT— O fO o u jn; •r- V- pr -,-f- 0) c- S- -r- -o E S- 1+- F r— c T— o o w- u- o Ll_ oi r Q o M- ►-. 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Scott Hamilton won a gold in the men ' s figure skating and Steve Mahre won the gold medal in the Gi- ant Slalom skiing event. 84 Bulldogs Complete 5-5 Season I Front row: Troy Chapman, Mike Snow, Aaron Bea- vers, Mark Salcido, Tim Norman, Billy Necochea, Todd Cllburn, Second row: E.B. Jensen, Joe Reed, Tony Sanetrick, Jordan Reeves, Julian Carbajal, Philbert Saenz, Charlie Urich, Scott Hendrix, Robby Page, Back row: Manager, Melanie Krupa, Coach Hoak, Coach Nord, Dennis Smith, Steve Diffy, Aar- on Needham, Matt McCullough, Fernando Sandate, Chris Plantier, Coach Rossi, Coach Allison, Coach Horn Varsity Scoreboard Hemet San Bernardino 36 16 Notre Dame 8 10 Riverside Poly 47 Ramona 29 North 13 20 Ferris 14 21 Arlington 27 6 Moreno Valley 6 27 Norco 32 7 Corona 23 35 The Bulldogs finished 4-3 in the Ivy League and 5-5 overall. Despite being left out of the playoffs this year, the Bulldogs improvement over a disastrous 2-8 season in 1983 that saw Hemet finish 0-5 in the last year of competition in the Sunbelt League. Hemet opened the season with a 36-16 loss to San Bernardino, then beat Notre Dame of Riverside 10-8. Lopsided losses to Poly (47-0) and Ramona (29-0) followed, leaving the Bulldogs 1-3 overall and 0-1 in league play. But they won four out of the last six games, starting with a surprising comeback at Riverside North (20-13). The Bulldogs then beat Ferris (21-14), but lost to unbeaten Arlington (27-6) the following week. They beat Moreno Valley (27-6), lost to Norco (32-7) and closed out the season with a 35-23 win over Corona. Hemet started the season with 23 players that played varsity football only. None quit. Ten to 12 junior varsity players were brought up on game nights to bolster those numbers. Of the top 23, only nine are seniors. In figures compiled this year, senior tailback Dennis Smith led the team in scoring and rushing, while Aaron Beavers was the leading pass receiver. Smith rushed for 865 yards on 173 carries for a 5-yard average. He scored 10 touchdowns - nine by rushing - and one two-point conversion for 62 points. Smith had three 100-plus games, topped by a 168-yard effort against Corona. Jordan Reeves, who divided time be- tween quarterback and wide receiver, scored five touchdowns and 30 points to place second on the team. Beavers kicked nine PATS, scored a two-point conversion and kicked one field goal for 14 points. Rounding out the scoring were Tim Norman and Joe Reed, 12 points each, Aaron Needham 6, Julian Carbajal 4 and Matt McCullough 2. Reed, a junior fullback, was second to Smith in rushing with 320 yards on 60 carries (5.33 average). His best games were against Corona when he rushed for 102 yards on just nine carries and against North when he scored two touchdowns. Reeves gained 61 yards, Mark Salcido 41 and Payne 32. The team gained 1,368 yards on the ground, almost twice as much as It did passing. Bulldogs completed 54 of 136 passes for 690 yards. Norman was 33-81 for 408 yards. Reeves 19-46 for 248 yards and Smith 2-7 for 34 yards. Beavers caught 18 passes for 198 yards. Reeves 8 for 132 yards. Smith 10 for 127, Carbajal 8 for 110, Norman 3 for 41, McCullough 1 for 11 and Needham 1 for 5 yards. Varsity Football 185 Bulldogs Provide Tough Competition m ■v,f ' 1 m Mn[ Hi 186 Varsity Football Clockuilse starting upper left: Scott Hendrlx makes a tackle: Group huddle - ready to go: Jordan Reeves hustles for yardage: Dennis Smith brings down opponent: Jordan Reeves hands-off to Joe Reed: Mark Salcldo gains yardage. Joe Reed assists; Tim Norman goes up for a pass; Aaron Beavers makes the awesome tackle: Coach Nord aids injured player Mark Salcldo; Matt McCullough makes a tackle as Philbert Saenz assista; Offense takes the lead. 1  tJi -V k- % ' Punting: Smith, 33 punts for 1.203 yards. Philbert Sanz, 2 punts for 73 yards. Fumble Recoveries: Reeves, 4. Pass Interceptions: Smith 3; Sanetrick 2; Kickoff: Beavers, 30 for 1,361 yards. Kickoff Returns: Beavers, 8 for 97 yards. Players of the Week ivere: against San Bernardino: Fer- nando Sandate, a 6-1. 250 pound senior offensive tackle. Coach Nord said Sandate ' s offensive line blocking was very good. Notre Dame: Tony Sanetrick, a 6-1, 205 pound senior linebacker and offensive guard. Tony ' s attitude and enthusiasm fired up the team and got them going. Tony has been one of the best defensive linebackers we have had in years, said Coach Nord. Riverside Poly: Chris Plan- tier, a 6-2, 185 pound junior defensive end. He made some quarterback sacks, critical tackles, and carried out his assignment. Ramona: Julian Carbajal, a 5-10, 170 pound sophomore offensive tight end and defensive free safety. Carbajal ntade some spectacular blocks against the Rams. North: Jordan Reeves and Philbert Saenz. Reeves is a 5- 11, 180 pound senior wide receiver. He made some awe- some catches during the game. Sanz, a 6-0, 175 pound senior strong safety. He made a quarterback sack in over- time. Perris: Dennis Smith, a 6-1, 200 pound senior offen- sive tailback. He made 3 touchdowns for 183 yards on 27 carries. Arlington: Jordan Reeves, a 5-11, 180 pound sen- ior free safety. He led in tackles-9 unassisted and 5 as- sists. Moreno Valley: Joe Reed, a 6-0. 180 pound junior fullback. He gained 43 yards on 10 carries. He threw a lot of crucial blocks and did not make any errors, said Coach Nord. Norco: Matt McCullough, a 6-5, 235 pound senior tackle. He picked up a blocked Norco punt and ran to the Cougar 1 yard line setting up a Hemet touchdown. Corona: Aaron Beavers, a 5-9, 175 pound offensive slotback. He caught 2 passes for 20 yards and gained 16 yards on one carry. Varsity Football 187 JVs Have Up And Down Year Front row: Jim Lopez, David Perry, Andy Spillman, Todd Landin, Jessie Olea. Adam Gemar, Scott Lan- din, Hany Estefanous, Second row: Jim Plantier, Bobby Young. Jeff Cagie, Steve Lamb, Ronnie Snow, Gregg Moran, Mando Duran, Anthony Mar- tinez, Marcos Diaz, Back row: Coach Rossi, Eric Page, Gary Windh, Ron Garrison, Scott Caldwell. Randy Payne, Randy Wacker, Blake Lawless, David Lopez, Jason Font, John Hall, Coach Horn. J.V. Scoreboard Hemet San Bernardino 12 8 Notre Dame 24 Riverside Poly 56 8 Ramona 49 North 22 15 Ferris 20 Arlington 23 Moreno Valley 7 2 Norco 26 22 Corona 22 42 Hemct High Junior Varsity Football Team opened the season with the first game against San Bernardino. Hemet lost 12-8. Hemet ' s score came on a 1-yard dive-over by rightguard Mondo Duran. He also added the 2-point conversion. Next game was against Notre Dame in which Hemet easily defeated them 24-0. Hemet took a 6-0 first quarter lead as quarterback. Randy Payne, capped a drive with a 2-yard run. Early in the second period Payne connected a 10-yard pass to Tom Cliburn. Hemet ' s defensive tack- le, Jeff Cagle, recovered a fumble in the end-zone to make the score 18-0. Cornerback James Lopez had 3 pass interceptions. Hemet ' s defense sacked the Notre Dame quarterback five times and recovered five Titan fumbles. Hemet went on to play Riverside Poly, and was defeated 56-8. Coach Rossi said that despite the loss, the Bulldogs played tough and played them even. Hemet ' s only touchdown came in the fourth quarter when Payne connected Andy Spillman with a 7-yard pass, and Payne ran for the 2-point conversion. Ramona held the Bulldogs 14-0 in the first quarter. David Lopez intercepted a pass and returned the ball to the Hemet 31-yard line. Payne got 12 yards on a keeper and then hit John Hall with a 13-yard pass and Adam Gemar with a 7-yarder before the drive finally stalled at the Ramona 33 yard line. Ramona went on to beat Hemet 49-0. North scored 3 touchdowns in the second half to beat Hemet 22-15. J.V. Football 189 JVs Gain Valuable Experience Hemet got its first-half touchdown on a 30-yard pass from Payne to Aaron Needham. Payne kicked the extra point. John Hall returned a punt of 68 yards for Hemet ' s final touchdown. Payne passed to Needham for the 2-point conversion. Coach Horn said the team has shown vast improvement. Hemet ' s excellant defense carried the Bulldog team to a 20-0 victory over Perris. Marcos Diaz recovered a fumble by the Panthers. Duran got near the goal line with runs of 5 and 4 yards, then Payne scored on a quarterback sneak. Payne ran for a 2-point conversion. Perris threatened to score but Blake Lawless intercepted a pass at the 15 yard line. Charlie Urich led the defense with 12 tackles, while Ron Snow and Gregg Moran had 8 apiece. The Bulldogs next game was against Arlington in which they lost 23-0. Moreno Valley defeated the Bulldogs 7-2. Receiver Scott Landin caught a pass thrown by Payne in the corner of the end zone but a penalty erased the effort. Payne connected on 7 of 14 passes for 122 yards and hit Tom Cliburn for 2 long yardage passes. Hemet went on to Norco and was defeated 26-22. Payne hit Scott Landin with a 5-yard pass. Landin also caught a 2-point conversion pass. Coach Horn described the team as excelling good performance but had breakdowns at critical times. Hemet ended the season with a 42-22 win over Corona. Hemet had an overall record of 3-7 and an ivy League record of 2-5. J.V. Football 191 Hemet Co-Champs Of Ivy League Kneeling: Erin Salts. Denise Jensen. Kara Harold. Susan Hines. Claire Kaneshiro. Standing: Coach Bob Vieten. Krista Adams. Laura Vieten, Lisa Cal- lin. Jenni Salts. Michelle Brown. Tracy Sullivan Varsity Hemet Rim of the World 4 14 Redlands 6 12 Indio 10 8 Palm Springs 10 8 Ramona 1 17 North 10 8 Ferris 18 Arlington 18 Moreno 18 Palm Springs 9 9 Norco 1 17 Corona 3 15 Ramona 4 14 North 9 9 Perris 18 Arlington 2 16 El Centro 1 17 Moreno 6 18 Norco 18 Towards the end of the season Hemet faced a dilemma. The choice was clear for Hemet High Schools tennis team. Hemet could lose to Riverside North and settle for second place in the Ivy League or beat the Huskies and gain a share of the league lead. The Bulldogs chose the latter option, edging North in games 78-71 after the teams tied 9-9 in sets. In their first meet- ing of the year. North won 10-8. Hemet and North have proven to be the class of the Ivy league with no other team able to come anywhere close to the leaders. Hemet and North tied at 8-1 and finished the season as co-champion. Coach Vieten juggled the line-up against more powerful teams like North. He placed Lisa Callin, Denise Jenson and Sandee Christtenson in singles and doubles pairings were Krista Adams- Susan Hines, Laura Vieten- Jenni Salts and Erin salts-Michelle Brown. Normally, Laura Vie- ten and Jenni Salts are second and third singles players, but their presence in doubles gives the team more over all strength because North was dominant in singles. Two doubles teams from Hemet High played in the semi-finals of the Ivy League Tennis tournament. The Bulldogs singles entrants lost in opening rounds, but the doubles teams-seeded first and third-won both rounds of play. JV Tennis Posts Best Record In League 1! J.V. Scoreboard Hemet | Rim of the World 5 13 Redlands 5 5 Palm Springs Indio 4 8 6 6 Ramona 2 8 North 2 7 Arlington Palm Springs Moreno Valley Corona 1 4 5 6 6 3 5 Ramona 5 5 North 4 7 Arlington Moreno Valley Norco 1 5 7 6 Norco 1 8 Corona 2 7 „  IWIWI| (IWl l IWl,K , JV TENNIS The Junior Varsity tennis team began its season on winning notes beating Rim of the World and Redlands. In the second match the Jr. Bulldogs pulled out a close victory over Red- lands in a 5-5 match winning on games 40-32. The next match against Palm Springs was won 6-4. Indio handed the Jr. Varsi- ty their first loss of pre- season, 8-6. In league play the Bull- dogs beat Ramona, North, Arlington easily before having a close match against Palm Springs. The J.V. ' s record contin- ued to improve in the next two weeks before playing both Corona and Ramona to 5-5 matches. After a 7-4 victory over North, the Bulldogs J.V. ' s league record improved to 8-1 over- all. With only two players, the J.V. ' s managed to beat Moreno Valley 7-0. Illnesses and 4 players moving to varsity were the reasons for a reduced squad. The J.V. ' s finished out the sea- son beating both Norco and Corona at home. The league season ended at 11-1, best in the league, and overall the J.V. ' s were 15-2. Girls JV Tennis 195 Girls Pull Through Tough Season Girls Cross Country Scoreboard Hemet Ramona n s 15 North n s 15 Perris 23 33 Arlington 15 45 Moreno 15 48 Norco 15 45 Corona 22 33 ' lowest score wins This years girls cross country teams top returning runners were Jeanette Spangler and junior Stephanie Johnson. All the teams had a successful Ivy League debut at Riverside as they defeated Ra- mona. The girls team took a 21-34 victo- ry with sophomore Jeanette Spangler and Jill Stone finishing 1-2 in the meet. The girls team took a loss from Moreno Valley by 15-48. The top Hemet finisher was Stephanie Johnson in sixth place. Sue Higgs was eighth and Jeanette Spangler nineth. This years runner named most valuable on the girls team was Stephanie Johnson. Also Jeanette Spangler received a trophy for captain of the girls team and Angle Alverez was named most improved. Cross Country 197 Harriers Finish Second In Ivy League Everett Bissonette. Kevin Hor- ney. Steve Woodard, Mike Ro- meril, Ray Roddy. Sonny Wie- denhoff. Kip Guerrero, Janice Kelley. Brad Nixon. Mark Prestwich, Tim Walsh. Jeff Walker, David Lee. Rick Hornnei, Mike O ' Boyle, George Johnson. John Hill (coach) Varsity Cross Country Scoreboard Hemet Ramona n s 15 North 46 16 Perris 33 25 Arlington 33 23 Moreno 37 18 Norco 32 23 Corona 27 29 ' lowest score wins J.V. Cross Country Scoreboard Hemet Ramona n s 15 North 46 15 Perris 25 32 Arlington 31 25 Moreno 30 n s Norco n s 15 Corona 23 n s ' lowest score wins Rick Hormcl, Mike O ' Boylc, and David Lee, three top runners from last year ' s Hcmct High School cross coun- try team returned this season to bolster the school ' s entry into the Ivy League. The Bulldogs opened the sea- son at Riverside Ramona. Coach John Hill, who took over the assignment from Harry Post, a small, but exper- ienced team. Less than 15 athletes at season beginning. After defeating Ramona the 1984 cross country team defeated North in a home meet on September nine- teenth. The score was 16-46, Hemets favor. The next 3 meets Hemet continued their winning ways defeating Perris, Arlington, Moreno, and then hosting Norco in the big meet of the year. Hemet wanted to win this race, and defeated Norco 23-32 in a close meet. Hormel led from start to finish and bettered his time on the Hemet course by nearly a minute. He won the three mile race in 17 minutes, 38 seconds, 54 seconds better than his previous best of 18 minutes, 32 seconds on the hilly, demanding course. Running against Norco gave the Bulldogs extra incentive, Hormcl said. It was the first time since 1975 that Hemet has beaten the perennially strong Cougars. Win is what Hemet has been doing all season. Fashioning a 6-0 Ivy League record with one meet remaining against Corona, which is 5-1. Arlington is also 5-1. Norco, the sunbelt League champion last season, dropped to 2- 4.Depth was again the key for Hemet. Norco ' s Jerry Toussaint finished second, 12 seconds behind Hormel in 17:50. The Cougar ' s Brett Wettlaufcr was third in 18:03. But the Bulldogs captured the important fourth through seventh positions to win. Mike O ' Boyle placed fourth, just minutes ahead of Tim Walsh. Both runners were clocked at 18:53. Dave Lee was sixth in 18:54, and Mark Prestwich seventh. Hormcl was named most valuable, David Lee earned a trophy for boys captain, and Tim Walsh was most improved. Cross Country 199 Varsity Volleyball Runner Up Varsity Volleyball Scoreboard | (Hemets score is first) Opponent Score Ramona 15-3, 15-6 Pcrrls 15-3, 15-5 Arlington 15-5, 15-4 Moreno Valley 11-15, 15-13. 15-7 Norco 13-15, 9-15 Ramona 14-16. 15-9. 15-5. 15-3 North 15-2, 15-3, 15-1 Arlington 15-4. 15-2, 15-2 Moreno Valley 15-10, 10-15, 15-12, 13-15 Norco 17-15, 10-15, 5-15, 4-15 Corona 15-2, 11-15, 15-13, 15-7 r!- - Far Left, Cathy Chapin spikes with pride Clockwise; Kara anticipates the ball, Andrea waits for the bump, Jacque slams a spike, Lauren Jumps for the bump, Cathy bumps with ease, also Cathy hits for points, while Andrea dances for the ball. I Hemet High School ' s Volleyball team won their first two games of the league season against Ramona and North. Next the bulldogs entered the Indio Desert Classic, Hemet de- feated San Gorgonlo. and then were defeated by Indlo In the semlflnallst round. In the con- solation bracket the bulldogs lost to Palm Springs. Hemet continued the regular season with winning ways. The bulldogs wooed through the season breaking Ramona. Perrls, Arlington, Moreno Valley, before losing to Norco In the first round of play. The bulldogs then continued winning, even to the war match with the Moreno Valley Vikings. The match lasted for three hours with the bulldogs finally winning. The league slowed down until the Ivy League Championship with Norco. It was a must win situation for the bulldogs In order to be co-champs with Norco. Norco ' s excellent team beat the hard fighting bulldogs in four games. Hemet closed out their season easily beating Cornoa. The runner up spot was good enough for the bulldogs, to go to C.I.F. The first round of C.I.F. game was with Ana- hiem where the bulldogs lost. Hepiet had three all-league players; Cathy Chapin, Jacque Erwin, and Lauren Libeau. One honorable mention Kathy Plouffe. The dedication and skill has ended Hemet Varsity Volleyball sea- son with BULLDOG PRIDE. J.V. Volleyball Has Successful Season BACK ROW: Coach Friestead. Connie Chapin. Susan Holcomb, Debbie Washington, Missy Ras- key, Margaret Pedroza, Sylvia Mendez FRONT ROW: Kristan. Kari Schultz, Kelly Niece. Chana Kern. Kelly Pricket. 1 J.V. Volleyball Scoreboard | (Hemet score is first) Opponent Score Ferris 15-10, 4-15, 15-9 Arlington 15-10, 11-15, 15-18 Moreno Valley 15-6, 15-5 Ramona 15-3, 15-11 North 15-7. 15-3 Arlington 11-15, 15-4, 15-2 Moreno Valley 16-14, 15-4 Norco 15-7. 3-15, 14-16 Corona 15-11. 15-1 , .... Z - .JT . 1 1 m dBBk 11 r ' ► -. U Hj CLOCKWISE: Michelle anticipates the bump. Kelly hits with confidence, Kari bumps in style, and again Kelly prepares for a spike, then Kari and Connie decide which one scores. Te gathers for a little pep. Junior Varsity started out this season in win- ning style, by beating North, Ferris Arlington, and Moreno Valley, but then losing to the Norco Courgars. J.V. came back to a winning outlook until they met up with Norco again where they dropped two sets 3-15, 14-16 after winning the first game 15-7. Norco was the Junior Varsity ' s toughest competion. Hemet High ' s Junior Varsity Team has has a success- ful record of 12-2 in league and 12-4 overall. Varsity Soccer Finishes Season At 5-11-1 Front Row: Keith Lovato, Jason Keellne. Brent Fletch- er, Terry Ragsdale, David Reld, Sean Gow, Joe Lopez, Rafael Stevens, Luis Panduro. Back Row: Coach Fran- co Mastrioni, Joleen. Jim Zettner, Joel Nichols, Chris Meyers, Richard Heaton, Chris Plantier. Mike Gates, Alex Stricek, Hamilton Collins, Leslie Sims, Ray Chesla, Asst. Coach Jim Zittner. The Varsity Soccer Team a very tough ear- season They dropped r opening two matches be- beating Banning 3-1. The Bull- dogs went on to lose another four straight matches before beating Ramo- na 4-0. Then Hemet began a ' up and down ' streak, losing to Norco, beating Perris and Moreno Valley before North shut out the Bulldogs, 5-0. Then the Bulldogs won one, lost one until the sea- sons end. Individual efforts helped to pull the Bulldogs through to their victo- ries. Hemet tried shifting lineups mid- way through the season and using dif- ferent defensive strategies which en- abled to win some matches. The Varsity finally won enough matches to be re- spectable toward seasons end. The Bull- dogs finished the Ivy League season at 4-9-1 and were 5-11-1 overall. Varsity Scoreboard opp. Hemet San Bernadino 1 Rubidoux 4 2 Banning 1 3 Bonita North 4 Arlington 3 2 Corona 3 1 Ramona 4 Norco 4 Perris 2 3 Moreno Valley 3 4 North 5 Arlington 1 3 Corona 3 1 Ramona 3 4 Norco 3 2 Perris Moreno Valley 2 1 r«liaj Varsity Soccer 205 JV Soccer Finishes Season With 9-2-1 Record Front Row: Claudio Caparo, Mark Yohe, Aaron Bur- ton, Jason Graph. Sandra Moans, Saul Panduro, Gerbal, Matt Morgan. Back Row: Coach Bill Subang, Leslie Simms, Paul Coblngton, Julie Porter, Kevin Horney, Joel Nichols, Antonio Saldona, Greg Pecsi- vek. Manager Billy Owens. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT HEMET San Bernardino 6 Rubidoux 1 5 Banning 7 North 3 5 Arlington 1 Corona 3 1 Ramona 1 1 Norco 1 Perrls 1 7 North 1 5 Arlington 1 Corona 8 2 Ramona 5 5 Norco 3 Perrls 1 2 The J.V. soccer team had a successful season debut beating Rubidoux 8-0 thanks to Alex Streiciks five goals. They continued their winning streak by beat- ing Arlington 1-0 the following week. Then Hemet and Ramona tied 1-1. He- mets goal was scored by Matt Park with assist from Sandra Morse. In the next match, Hemet lost to Norco 1-0. But He- met ' s J.V. wasn ' t down for long, as they came back to defeat Ferris 7-1. The J.V. ' s were at it again as they beat River- side North 5-1. The following week, He- met ' s J.V. soccer team beat Arlington 1- 0. Hemet ' s J.V. team improved its league record to 8-1-1 with a 3-0 shutout over Norco. in the last match of the season, a late goal by Matt Park just before the final whistle gave Hemet the victory over Perris 2-1. Varsity Cagers Make C.I.F. Playoffs • - 1 ..■jL TOP ROW: Kelly Cowan, David Knechtel. Don Arnold. Eric Petty, Rob Miller, Danny Nelson, Jim Romerll, Shane Willey. Coach Ted Smith, Coach Gary Pacham. BOTTOM ROW: George Johnson, Jeff Boyd, Erik Judson, Jordan Priefer, Adam Hamza, Paul Bower. Varsity Scoreboard opp. Hemet Indio 60 62 Coachella Valley 54 58 North 52 53 Arlington 67 77 Corona 52 82 Ramona 76 68 Norco 74 61 Ferris 61 59 Moreno Valley 55 49 North 59 51 Arlington 66 73 Corona 57 66 Ramona 58 65 Norco 92 68 Ferris 53 55 Moreno Valley 71 76 Varsity Basketball 209 Bulldogs Experience Season Of Streaks 54 C 210 Varsity Basketball Hemet started the season strongly in fashioning a 6-3 pre-league record before entering Ivy League play. Coming off 4 consecutive loses in pre- ledgue play the Bulldogs took on North in their first league game on Jan. 8. The Bulldogs upset North 53-52. Then the Bulldogs easily beat Arlington and Corona, before losing to Ramona, Norco, Perris and Moreno Valley in an 8 day span. A pivot point in the season was the emotional loss to Moreno Valley, which left the Bulldogs with a 9-7 overall record. Then the Bulldogs traveled to Arlington to bring home a victory. Then the Bulldogs went on to defeat Corona which put the Bulldogs in a three-way tie for 3rd place with Moreno Valley and Romona, all with 5-5 league records. It was the continuation of Hemets up-and-down season, with the Bulldogs back on the up side as they beat Ramona, Perris, and Moreno Valley while dropping a game to Norco. Hemet qualified for post season play with their last victory over Moreno Valley. That victory gave Hemet an 8-6 Ivy League record and sole possession of 3rd place in league. Throughout the season the Bulldogs has had four players averaging in double figures. Leading the way is 6-1 Senior guard Erik Judson, who scores at a 13-6 clip. Rob Miller, a 6-6 Senior center, averages 12 a game, while David Knecthel, a 6-3 Senior forward, scores 11.6 a game. Forward Shane Wiley, a 6-3 Junior, has a 10-point average. Guard Jordan Priefer, a 5-10 Senior, averages 6.7 a game. While 6-5 Sophomore forward Dan Nelson, who has started the past three games in place of Knechtel, is scoring 5 a game. Eric Petty, a 6-4 Senior forward should also see early action. Adding to Hemets depth are 6-4 inside men Don Arnold and Jim Romeril and 5-11 guards Jeff Boyd and George Johnson. Varsity Basketball 211 JV s Have Up-And-Down Season J.V. Scoreboard opp. Hemet Indio 67 61 Coachella Valley 37 44 North 64 45 Arlington 53 51 Corona 53 54 Ramona 64 44 Norco 55 49 Pcrris 58 55 Moreno Valley 60 59 North 58 52 Arlington 43 50 Corona 49 50 Ramona 53 55 Norco 65 58 Ferris 80 65 Moreno Valley 75 58 This year ' s Junior Varsity basketball team got off to a slow start. The JV ' s lost 4 straight Ivy league games by 5 or fewer points and overall were 0-6. The 4th straight loss came at the hands of Perris 58-55. The Bulldogs were defeated by Moreno Val- ley 60-59 making it the 5th game lost by 5 points or less. The JV ' s became 0-8 in Ivy League play when losing to North 58-52. Lack of defensive pressure gave North its opportunity to win. Finally the JV ' s got on track by beating Ramona 55-53. This win put the JV ' s at 3-8 in league play. Then the JV ' s dropped a 65-58 decision to Norco. Moreno Valley took the game from the Bulldogs 75-58, leaving the JV ' s 3-11 in league. Our junior varsity squad had a rocky season, with many close games. Key players for Hemet were juniors Paul Fitzgerald and Charley Grassi, and Sophomores Bob Severns and Pat Mac- Gillivary. JV Basketball 213 Varsity Girls Basketball Experience Long Season t OPPONENT ™ HEMET North 52 44 Arlington 55 65 Corona 61 46 Ramona 38 24 Norco 71 62 Perris 52 62 Moreno Valley 53 41 North 80 39 Arlington 52 44 Corona 65 62 Ramona 57 37 Norco 56 37 Perris 47 55 Moreno Valley 52 41 Hemet girls opened season the 1st of Dec. at the Colton Invita- tional Tourney where Cajon defeated Hemet 62-34. As the regular season began, the Hemt girls didn ' t fair any better in Ivy League play, as they were 0-2 after losing to Arlington 52-44. The Bull- dogs were once again stopped by Corona, 61-46 which lowered their overall record to 3-7. The Bulldogs then received their 6th straight toss at the hands of Ramona 38-24. At this point in the season Hemet was 0-4 in Ivy League play and facing a long season. Norco defeated the Bulldogs 56-37 and added no. 5 to Hemet ' s consecutive losses in league play. Next, Moreno Valley dropped the Bulldogs 53-41, making the Bulldogs 1-6 in league play. In falling to 1-7, the Bulldogs were blasted by North, 80-39. Finally the girls exhibited teamwork and a trapping full-court press helped to carry the Hemet girls to a 65-55 victory over Arlington. This effort was the year ' s best. This victory was Hemet ' s record in nine Ivy League games and moved their season work to 5-11. the next game, Hemet was 19 pts. down going into the final quarter and rallied to within one, but finally fell to Corona 65-62. In the next game Norco handled late game pressure better than Hemet and beat the Bulldogs 71-62. Hemet picked up their third Ivy League victory by beating Perris 55-47. Hemet ' s overall re- cord improved to 6-14. The Varsity girls lost composure and the final game of the season to Moreno Valley 52-41. Hemet finished the Ivy League season with a 3-11 record and was 6-15 overall for the season. Varsity Girls Basketball 215 JV Girls Battle To A 7-12 Season He me t J V girls won there first 2 league games and were off to a good sea- son start. In their 3rd game of the sea- son. Corona edged the JV ' s 23-20 for the JV Bulldogs 1st league loss. Hemet JV ' s lost to Moreno Valley 51-24 mov- ing them 3-4 in league play. The JV ' s improved their Ivy league record to 5-4 and over- all 6-8 with a convincing win over Arlington. Corona JV ' s took a low scoring game from Hemets JV ' s 27-22. Norco shut out Hemet ' s JV ' s in the 2nd quarter enroute to a 37-21 victory. The JV ' s escaped with a 31-29 close victory over Perris. In the season final, Mor- eno won a close game 33-29 which left the JV girls 6-8 in league and 7-12 in over-all play. 216 JV Girls Basketball JV Scorch oard Hemet Palm Springs 37 23 Yucaipa 29 20 Eisenho wer 47 22 BC 31 25 Eisenho uier 18 26 North 24 34 Arlingto n 28 45 Corona 23 20 Ramona 25 15 Norco 46 25 Perris 17 24 Moreno Valley 51 24 North 18 34 Arlingto n 26 55 Corona 27 22 Ramona 40 34 Norco 37 21 Perris 29 31 Moreno Valley 33 29 . l J ! . Bulldogs Runner Up In Ivy League ) , K .rt M, ,, ,-j Varsity Wrestling Front Row: Jason Font (140). Ron Snow (134). Chris Berry (126). Mike Snow (121). Andy Spillman (114). Tim Heine (107). Joey Wolter (100). Back Row: Coach Lockner. Coach Valdez. Aaron Beavers (156). Ben Retamal (147). Andy Mill- er (177). Tony Harmon (Hwy). Darren Daniel (191). Philbert Saenz (167). Ken Balliger (147). Coach Lov- ell. Left: Coach Lovell watches intently. Be- low: Philbert Saenz faces off with an Ar- lington wrestler. I VARSITY WRESTLING | SCOREBOARD Opponent Hemet Ramona 18 48 Corona 6 58 Arlington 13 52 North 35 19 Ferris 77 Norco 15 49 Clockwise from top left: Chris Berry stands cye-to-eye with a Arlington wrestler; Heine shakes hands with competitior; Saenz stuffs Lions wres- tler into mat; Saenz has Arlington wrestler under contorl; Ron Snow drives at foe. From the start of the season, the varsity wrestling team showed they had the talent and ambition to be successful in the 85 season. The first match against Ramona proved that Hemet needed stiffer competition to test their abilities. Joey Wolter began the match by decisioning Ramona ' s Dcsi Lopez 7-2, then came a forfeit for Hemet to put them ahead 9-0. Though the next match consisted of a Hemet player being pinned, the rest of the match was all in Hemet ' s favor, with the score ending at 48-18. Next Hemet ripped Corona, 58-6. Almost every Hemet wrestler won their com- petitor. Andy Cassidy, Andy Spillman, Mike Snow, Chris Berry, Ron Snow, Ben Retamal. and Ken Balliger all had pins in this match causing Hemet to dominate Corona from the beginning. Arlington also was destroyed by Hemet, 52-13. The only defeat that Hemet suffered was against the first place team. North. The rest of the season brought wins for Hemet. The Bulldogs shut out Pcrris 77-0, with seven pins, four forfeits, and one decision. In their last league match Hemet defeated Norco 49-15. This meet was clinched in Hemet ' s favor after 8 matches. Lotz, substituting for Snow, who was injured in the match against North, pinned the Cougar ' s Gara Bain. Heine, Ron Snow, and Saenz had pins also, while Berry, Font, Miller, and Harmon took easy decisions, with Balliger ' s decisioning win clinching the victory. This last win gave Hemet a final record of 5-1, putting them in second place. In the Ivy league championships, five of our wrestlers won their weight class titles. These were Mike Snow (122 pounds). Jason Font (141 pounds), Philbert Saenz (168 pounds), Chris Berry (129 pounds), and Andy Miller (178 pounds). These wrestlers and the remainder of the team proved to be another one of Hemet ' s great wres- tling line ups. Varsity Wrestling 219 Five Wrestlers Win Ivy League Crowns r 220 Var sity Wrestling Clockwise from top left: Balliger has Arlington wrestler In grasp; Heine attempts to turn over foe; Heine struggles with opponent; Balliger reverses Arlington wrestler; Heine has Lion wrestler where he wants him; Balliger stands victorious; Berry keeps competitior pinned to the mat; Ron Snow curls up Lion wrestler; Saenz attempts to work oppenents back to the mat for a pin; Chris Berry goes for the winning pin; Mike Snow puts the squeeze on an Arlington wrestler; Hemet Varsity Wrestlers stretch out before the meet. Varsity Wrestling 221 JV Wrestling Post Perfect 6-0 Season I ' i Front row: Doug Needham, ]an Hall, Oscar Larios. E.B. Jenson, Anthony Martinez. Back row: Ken Val- dez (coach), Scott Muller, Andy Cassidy, Terry Noe, Raul Ibarra, Brian Mickey Huntley, Danny Lotz, Jack Lockner (coach). 1 % J.V. WRESTLING SCORE | BOARD Opp. Hemet Ramon 6 58 Arlington 6 72 North 17 54 Pcrris 68 Norco 53 ' ' J.V. Wrestling pinned down perfect season, 6-0. J.V. ' s opened their season at Ramona High School on a winning vote. The following Ivy league record to 2-0 with a commanding 62-12 victory over Corona. Corona had to forfeit 5 weight classes. Once again, the Bulldog J.V.s proved to be a power as they took 6 of 7 match- es, all by pins, from Arlington 72-6. The J.V.s continued victory over North High School. Wres- tlers to win matches against North were: Cassidy (100), Lotz (114), Huntley (128). Ibarra (128). Leon-Guerroro (140), Balleger (147). Bulldog J.V.s ended their season with a perfect 6-0 mark by defeating Norco 53-6. This win put the J.V. on top of the Ivy League. JV Wrestling 223 Swim Team Split Wins In Season Openers M Top picture, front row Varsity: Andy McMakon, Jerry Goar. John Fielding, Matt Morgan, Che Soler. Nate Schwartz. Back row: David Hume, Jon Bechard, Jerry Cripe, Jude Powers, Mark Gibbel, Danny Chapin. Matt Bindell Bottom pic- ture front row, JV: Joe Stick. Tom Phillips, Jim Lackey. Back r ow: Randy Hoover, Jeff Katy, Jim Pratt, Bruce Smith. rs ' jT «( Ul,tJl 1 1 1 %m mmmm MM.W: I • liillll mk .■ -.Mmu ' th .j XiSSt - !! ' Boys Swimming 225 Girls Swim Teams Provides Competition Girls Swimming 227 Boys Tennis Faces Tough Competition Boys Junior Varsity - front row: Milie Hartley, Chris Kelbaugh, Cameron Minor, John Hajaliloo. row: Melanie Brown, Kevin Sechrest, Robert Gross, Coach Randy Hantsbarger. Boys Tennis 229 I Golfers Open 85 Season With Victories - A . Varsity Baseball Goes For C.I.F. mm S !?-- MET ' : ' €M ' kM im l EMET JgEl) r . - m 13] 20i y ' K{ in- m ' -i li ' FRONT ROW: Aaron Beavers. Curt Nordal, John Dotinga, Mark Salcldo, Allen Frazler, Steve Simpson, MIDDLE ROW: Phllbert Saenz. Todd White, Chris Goldbach, Timmy Norman, Ricardo Palmerin, Mark Morey, Chris Caskey BACK ROW: Coach Al Avert. Erik Judson. Tony Rug- gieri. Matt McCullough, Rob Miller who is no longer on the team. Don Arnold. Jordan Reeves. Coach John Allison. UPPER RIGHT HAND CORNER: Don Arnold throws strikes. Aaron Beavers prepares to bat. Aaron Beavers striv es for home plate. Matt McCullough hits a line drive. Erik Judson makes the out at second. Jordan Reeves pitches strike outs, while Matt waits for the steal. Tony Ruggieri charges for the ball. John Dotinga jumps for the catch. John Dotinga breaks for third base. Matt McCullough saves the steal. Varsity Baseball 233 Experienced Bulldogs Win In The 85 Season ii±xjj3 mMst. fa 4 p. . t CLOCKWISE: Eric Judson at bat while team cheers on. Coach John Allison congratulating while Aaron TT ' gjr i. ' Beavers waits for a signal. Todd White pitches a strike. John Dotinga swings with pride. Jordan Reeves ' f fakes a steal. Don Arnold throws a curve. Chris Goldbach catches with style. Jordan Reeves swings with style, while teammates anticipate the win. wm iitL 234 Varsity Baseball CLOCKWISE: John Dotlnga making the out. Don Arnold throwing a fast one. Aaron Beavers making the home run. Allen Frazier catching the out. Matt McCoulIgh prepar- ing to steal. Erik Judson eyeing the ball. gj . Jb. _i . ■♦ :j h k iirt-M Experience is what this year ' s Hemet High Varsity Baseball team has. Sixteen out of Eighteen players are senior varsity returnees. Coach John Allison hopes the senior-laden Bulldog team will go far in C.I.F. in the ' 85 season. Coach Allison has Don Arnold, three year var- sity, starting as pitcher. With Jordan Reeves, Ricardo Palmerin, Todd White, Timmy Nor- man, and Chris Goldbach backing him up. Chris Goldbach also a three year varsity play- er will start behind the plate as catcher. Steve Simpson, and Chris Caskey will alternate. Matt McCullough a two year varsity is starting at first base. Either Erik Judson or Allen Fra- zier at second base. John Dotinga a two year varsity will start as shortstop. At third base Curt Nordal, Todd White or Mark Morey will alternate. Aaron Beavers two year varsity is out in left field starting. Jordan Reeves will start center field. In right field Philbert Saenz will start, Mark Salcido will follow up. mk Varsity Baseball 235 JV Baseball Display Strength For Future ttKt Iff ' ROW 1: COACH VENTURA. MIKE CONWAY. SCOTT HENDRIX, TIM KOSMA. STEVE DIFFY. RANDY PAYNE. RICHARD HEATON. COACH HOAK. 2ND ROW: GEORGE ANGELLO. MANNY TAPIA. MITCH CARR. JEFF BOYD. JEFF WHITSEN. DAVID PHIL- LIPS. JASON KEELINE. 3RD ROW: JULIAN CARBA- JAL. DOUG VOMSTEEG, DARYL CHAPPELL. JOHN STRATON. JEFF HAVLIN, RICK LAWSON Varsity Softball Team Looks To Improve JV Softball Gain Playing Experience .-MtaM CLOCKWISE: Brenda Carter up to bat: Shell! Prickett fields the ball; Michelle Moll throws ball home. Alblna Flores in action; Janlne Dowalter and Kelli Prickett team up for reassurance on catching the ball; Krista Adams strives for home plate; Brandi Burdette catches ground ball. Varsity Track Takes The Field ' ■K|p.|j,l«« ' ' .- ' « w I ' I Track Team Runs Past Opponents JV Tracksters Display Outstanding Runners Girls Track Eye Ivy League Title Mt - Front Row: April Ventura, Tina Rodriguez, Me- lissa Myers, Denise Jensen, Karia Stange, Lisa May, Andrea Marten, Sandra Morse, Susan HIggs. Middle Row; Cathy Sherlock, Heidi Stackhouse, Julie Detwiler, VIckl Haddock, Terri Burrows, Becky Plantenga, Tracy Dewitt, Jacquelyn Krupa, Stephanie Forshee, April Howlett. Jeanette Spangler, Stephanie John Becky Cordova. Back Row: Anna Reber, Jenni- fer Smith, Lyssa Salby, Caroline Hall, Stacy Rel- sick. Merry Turner, Ann DItmer, Lisa Stanton, Heather May, Lisa Callin, Amy Nord, Kristen Harvey, Lisa Hayek, Kelly Gibson. Girls Track 249 Mission specialist Bruce McCandless takes a walk in space in early 1984. In the photo he is seen using the so-called manned maneuvering unit as he moved away from the Shuttle Challenger during the eighth-day space mission. The United States did very well in the Summer Olympics, winning 83 gold medals, 61 silver and 30 bronze. Carl Lewis won four gold medals — the 100 meters, the 200 me- ters, the four 100 meter relay and the long jump. r . 5ING BANK OF HEMET Join Marriane and Cheryl and come see one of Hemets ' finest banks. The Bank of Hemet at 1600 E. Florida, 652- 2871 ■i Bank of Hemei PROFESSIONAL BUILDING « 9««9«qm ' V. M - . ■ ' ' K - l i ' - - . ' _■ -£•■ ' - . ' ' ' -. ' - ' . A ' RAE OF FLOWERS For the finest in fresh flowers and ar- rangements Melanie and Teri go to A ' Rae Of Flowers located at 25205 San Jacinto St. Call 652-0567 AN JONS SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY For the new cut Melissa visits An Jons School of Cosmetology located at 2627 W. Florida, 652-7856 Dick ' s Cleaners and DRAPERY SERVICE ALTERATIONS SHIRT LAUNDRY All Work Done on Out Premliei ONE DAY SERVICE 4 LOCATIONS 2123 E. FLORIDA AV. 925-4317 LONGS-VON ' S CENTER HEMET 1165 S. STATE 925-9651 CORNER STATE STETSON HEMET 654-1215 ALPHA BETA SHOPPING CENTER 3015 W. FLORIDA AV. 929-2204 SAFEWAY SHOPPING CENTER BATHROOM BLOOPERS SERVING THE HEMET VALLEY WITH QUALITY BATHROOM SUPPLIES 40774 E. FLORIDA HEMET 652-6544 EL PALENQUE For fine Mexican and American food join Angie, Maria and Mrs. Franklin at El Palen- que Restaurant located at 33749 HWY 74, 926-1090 SSWBIi HARFORD FUNERAL HOME Hemet and San Jacinto Valley ' s oldest and largest locally owned and operated funeral home. 120 N. Buena Vista. 658-3288 HARVARD BOUTIQUE Cheryl and Marriane are shopping around at Harvard Boutique located at 135 Harvard, 925-9877 HEMET FEDERAL SAVINGS Krissy and Tatni take their banking needs to Hemet Federal Savings, 445 E. Florida. 658-4411 HEMET HEATING AND COOLING For all your heating and cooling needs call Hemet Heating and Cooling at 925- 5217 or drop by, 980 N. State St. 256 Ads CONTINENTAL DELI For delicious and appetizing foods with international variety, Terl and Melanie eat at the Continental Deli, 25183 San Jacinto St. 925-7656 p HEMET PRINTING For all your printing needs call Hemet Printing at 658-0545 or come by, 112 E. Florida HEMET SPORTS Join Steve, Anthony and the entire Hemet Sport staff at Hemet Sports for the latest in athletic and sporting equipment. 25496 San Jacinto St. 652-7355 258 Ads ' km ml- 658-8791 .  112 E. FLORIDA ' ' • .yJ HEMET. CA. FARRINGTON SHOE REPAIR QUALITY REPAIRS • Shoes • Purses Bags • Orthopedic Repairs Gadabout Iravel Service WHEN EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS! COUNT ON GADABOUT DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL AIR RAIL TICKETS CRUISES GROUP TOURS 658-7195 3135 W. FLORIDA - HEMET IN WEST HEMET VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER HEMET INSURANCE SERVICE INC. Be safe go with Hemet Insurance Service located at 1505 W. Florida Ave. Call 929- 2999 HEMET TOYOTA Come join Teri, Melissa and Melanie at He- met Toyota and pick out a brand new car, 41421 E. Florida Ave. Call 658-3188 I A 260 Ads HEMET TRAVELS AND TOURS, INC. Have a vacation in mind? See Hemet Travel and Tours for your travel needs, 21.15 W. Florida, 925-2557 HEMET VALLEY MALL Come browse with Mike and Dave at the Hemet Valley Mall, 2200 W. Florida, 652- 7771 INLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN For fine savings and loan services come with Cheri and Melanie to Inland Savings and Loan, 1030 E. Florida Ave. 652-7881 J.C. PENNY CO. For all your clothes shopping needs shop at J.C. Penny, 2200 W. Florida Ave. 652-5054 COAST TO COAST For fast, friendly service Dave goes to Coast to Coast at 2007 E. Florida Ave. 652- 4011 HEMET SCHWINN CENTER Krissy and Tami have a wide selection of top quality bicycles at Hemet Schwinn Cen- ter located at 418 E. Florida. 925-0288 JORDAN TIRE AND SERVICE, INC. For top quality and name brand tires Dave, Mike and Melissa go to Jordan Tire Service inc. located at 222 N. State St. Call 658- 7193 HEMET VALLEY HOSPITAL Melissa. Teri, Melanie and Dave visit He- met Valley Hospital at 1116 E. Latham. 652- 2811 KIYO ' S BRIDAL FASHIONS For all your wedding and bridal needs join Jackie and her friends at Kiyo ' s Bridal Fashions, 24848 San Jacinto St. 652-9700 r ' i- HEMET PRINT lu OFFSET PRINTING BOND COPIES NCR FORMS ENVELOPES FLYERS COMPLETE TYPESETTING FACILITIES COMMERCIALS INSTANT PRINTING JOE ' S SHOPPING CENTER 925-5538 Jn RAY McKINZIE ELECTRIC SERVING ALL 0PHEM6T VALUV ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL Remodefing New Installation Service Repairs Maintenance Temporary Power Rentals FAULT FINDER FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITIES IN THE HANDS OF EXPERTS 24970 SMITH RD. HEMET 927-4420 FULL LIAB. INSURED. Lie. NO. 240804 SHARPS HARDWARE Sharps Hardware will provide for all your hardware and repair needs, 1459 S. San Jacinto, 654-2751 THE BASKET CASE The Basket Case has something for ev- eryone including Jennifer, Krissy, and Tami. 910 E. Florida, 658-4221 JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHY Marriane, Cheryl, Elaine Johnson, and Jaci display the quality at Johnson Photography, 228 E. Florida. 658-2697 NEW DIMENSIONS For the ultimate in Fashion Hair designs and beauty needs New Demensions has it at 25110 San Jacinto St. 652-5353 m NESTE, BRUDIN STONE INCORPORATED ENGINEERS— PLANNERS • PLANNING, FEASIBILITY STUDIES. DESIGN, SURVEYING — Land Developments — Streets, Water, Wastewater, Flood Control Drainage Facilities • CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT • ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES • ASSESSMENT ENGINEERING San Diego — Hemet — San Bernardino California 714 658-7116 TAPROG Y P E k -J A i p- Wf -z) P.O. Box 5263 Hemet, Ca 92343 Ph 652-3366 MIKE READE Dave, Andy, Melissa and Mike shop for a new Corvette at Mike Reade Chevrolet, 2505 W. Florida Ave. 658-4401 TAQUITO HOUSE Join Mike, Dave and Melissa at Taquito House for delicious Mexican food. 1310 W. Florida, 658-8812. Open 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. seven days a week. Sisk Motor Parts Inc. AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE RETAIL Foreign Domestic 100 COMBINED YEARS COUNTER EXPERIENCE RIGHT PART-RIGHT PRICE! COMPLETE PARTS FOR AUTO TRUCK OPEN: 8 AM-5:30 PM«SAT SUN 8-5 PM 658-2133 1200 W. FLORIDA LOCATED IN HEMET AUTOMOTIVE CENTER PIZZA CONNECTION bee s Pkoio liop Same Location Since 195S OPEN DAILY 9 AM - 5:30 PM CLSD SUN | 327 E. FLORIDA - HEMET For mouth-watering, scrumptuous pizza. Pizza Connection is the place to be. 3675 W. Florida, 652-3044 ftUi OF HEMET, INC. MEN ' S WEAR SERVING HEMET OVER 20 YRS A COMPLETE MEN ' S STORE • PALM BEACH • PENDLETON • PACIFIC TRAIL • HAGGAR • HUBBARD • CHAMPION • LEVIS Arrow • Jockey • Munsingv:;ear Catalina A Lagun ' ) Swim Wear FORMAL WEAR RENTAL 9 5 30MO«l-fRI SAI9 304 30 658-7461 3415 W. FLORIDA PEOPLE PLEASIN ' PIZZA w Straw Hat PIZZA ORIGINAL DEEP DISH PAN PIZZA SPAGHETTI SALADS HOTHOTSANDW. BEER WINE OLDTIME MOVIES CARTOONS - PIZZA EXPRESS - STRAW HAT DELIVERS FREE TO LOCAL HEMET CHILDREN ' S PARTIES A SPECIALTY • SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT ■ SUN-THURS 1 1 AM- W FRIDAY SATURDAY n AM- 12 PM PHONE ORDERS WELCOME 659-7159 -J 1855 FLORIDA AV HEMET • CORNER OF STANFORD i FLORIDA AV PLENTY OF FREE PARKING PHILLIP ' S GASKET, INC. Melanie and Teri visit Phillips Gasket locat- ed at 490 E. Menlo, 658-2247 San Jacinto Jewelers offers a wide selcc- SAN JACINTO JEWELERS ««  newelry and watches. 134 E Mams 654-7198 THE ARRANGEMENT GALLERY FLORIST The Arrangement Gallery Florist has many beautiful gifts for any occasion. Join Melis- sa and Dave at 725 E. Florida, 652-9234  w,«-fc.m««-i -N«-im.Trv« ' r-iw-K For the widest selection of hardware Dave SHARPS HOME CENTER «««« Mike shop at sharps Honr.e center lo-    m- - w« « j j 25 w. Florida, 658-3123 THE YOGURT SHOPPE For the best soft frozen yogurt in town join Tony and his friends at The Yogurt Shoppe located at 3667 W. Florida. 929-7000 T.K. VIDEO CO. INC. For an excellent selection in videos and vid- eo equipment Mike, Dave and Melissa shop at T.K. Video. 1306 W. Florida, 929-2120 SEARL CUSTOM LIVESTOCK For a custom livestock environment call Searl Livestock, 652-3045. (714) 652-3045 SEARL CUSTOM LIVESTOCK 37750 Newport Rd. Hemet, CA 92343 P.O. Box 5068 Hemet, CA 92344 TRAVEL NETWORK OF HEMET SWn .l.KI.AM) Thinking about a nice vacation? Call Travel Network of Hemet at 652-4367 or come by 41555 E. Florida THE LUGGAGE RACK 3011 W. Florida Hemet. Cal. 92343 929-4044 AD INDEX An Jons 253 J.C. Penny Co. 262 A ' Rae of Flowers 252 Johnson Photography 267 Bank of Hemet 242 Jorden Tire Service 263 Bathroom Bloopers 254 Klyo ' s Bridal Fashions 265 Coast to Coast 263 McKinzie Electric Co. 265 Continental Dell 257 Mike Reade 269 Dick ' s Cleaners and Neste, Brudln, and Laundry 254 Stone 268 El Palenque Restaurant 254 New Dimensions 268 Farrlngton Shoe Reapir 259 Phillips Gasket. Inc. 272 Gadabout Travel Pizza Connection 271 Service 259 Raymond ' s Mens Wear 272 , Harvard Funeral Home 255 San Jacinto Jewelers 273 Harvard Boutique 255 Serai Custom Hemet Fast Print 265 Livestock 276 Hemet Federal Savings 256 Sharps Hardware 266 Hemet Heating and Sharps Home Center 274 Cooling 256 Sisk Auto Parts Inc. 271 Hemet Insurance Speeds Photo Shop 271 Service 259 Straw Hat 272 Hemet Printing 258 Taprog Type 268 Hemet Schwinn Center 263 Taqulto House 270 Hemet Sports 258 The Arrangement Hemet Toyota 260 Gallery 273 Hemet Travel Tours The Basket Case 266 Inc. 261 The Luggage Rack 277 Hemet Valley Hospital 264 The Yogurt Shoppe 274 Hemet Valley Mall 261 T.K. Video 275 Inland Savings and Travel Network of Loan 262 Hemet 276 mm if w Iw •! - 1 r- ; ii stSr. ' - m ) ¥m ' L. ,-j ' ' i: 4 « v •j ' oy V-; ' ■ t V ' Student And Staff Index Aboyte. Miriam 80 Abrama. Wendy 80 Abreo. Michelle 56 Acevedo. Alma 18 Spanish Club 4 Acevedo. Laura 56 Achtemeler. David 18 Acosta, Maria 56 Adame, Sandra 80 Adama. Adrienne 80 Adams. Barbara 103 Adams. Beth 18 Art Guild 4: Key Club 2; Softball 3. Adams. Bruce 106 Adams. Jeff 18 Leo Club 3: Chamber Singers 4; Jazz Band 2.3.4: Concert Band 2,3.4: Track 4. Adams, Krista 80 Adams, Michael 56 Adams. Michael 18 Adams. Ryan 18 Art Guild 4: Pep Club 4: Wrestling 2.3. Adams. Sharyl 56 Adiey. Michael 80 Agnello. George 56 Aguayo. Yvonne 80 Ainsurorth. Adrian 80 Akkerman. Jeff 80 Albano, Ann 80 Aldape. Jeff 80 Aldrldge, Allison 80 Allen, Brian 56 Allen, Estella 56 Alien, Grelchen 18 Commissioner of Pep 4; Cheerleader 2.3,4: Pep Club 3.4; CSF 2.3,4; Daisy Chain 3. Allen. Robert 80 Allert, Howard 80 Allison. Frederick 56 Allison, Shauna 56 Allison, John 100 Allison, Terri 80 Allred, Barbara 56 Allred, Lisa 80 Allred, Terry 56 Alvarado, Juan 56 Alvarez, Angela 80 Alvarez, Graclela 18 Yearbook 4. Alvarez. Leonorilda 80 Alvarez, Noe 56 Alvarez, Romella 18 Alvarez, Sonia 18 Dance Club 4; ROP 2. Ames. Stacey 56 Amtnerman, Colleen IS Amschel. Ryan 18 Anderson. Jeff 80 Anderson. Beverly 18 Anderson. Diane 101 Anderson. Heather 80 Anderson. Linda 56 Anderson. Marcella 57 Anderson. Rita 18 Anderson. William 57 Andrade, Alicia 18 Andreu, Sandra 80 Andrews, Aaron 18 Andrews, MItsy 80 Anthony. Mark 57 Appleget. Shay 80 Aragon, Larry 80 Aragon, Rudy 57 Archer, Donna 57 Arellano, Bardo 18 Arias, Tania 80 Armas, Enrique 104 Armenta. Anthony 57 Armond, Jill 80 Arnalz, Henry 19 Art Guild 3,4. Arnold, Don 19 Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4: Baseball 2.3.4. Arnqulst. Clifford 103 Arr. Kelly 19 AFS 3; Drama Cub 3: Concert Band 2: Girls Track 3. Arrlaga. Hilda 80 Arroyo. Pablo 57 Ashby. Sean 80 Ashment. Tod 80 Atlya. Fadl 80 Atkinson. Sara 80 Aubert. Jeff 57 Austin. Joe 19 Austin. Lanette 57 Austin. Richard 81 Avalos. Tony 57 Axtell. Ron 81 Ayala, Marlcela 57 Bablan. Nicholas 19 Baca. David 19 Bacon. Michelle 81 Bader. VIckl 19 ROP 3. Baeza. Sofia 81 Bahash. Sean 19 ROP 4. Bailey. Holly 57 Bailey. Jill 81 Bailey. Mike 106 Bailey. Trlcla 57 Baker. Mary 19 Ball, Bradley 57 Balllger. Ken 57 Baillnger. Ken 57 Bandhauer. Carina 81 Banks. Ralph 20 Bannholzer. Deborah 81 Baran. Gregory 57 Barker. Cynthia 81 Barker. Rachael 20 Daisy Chain 3. Barnard. Virginia 20 Barnes. Leslie 97 Barnes. Steve 20 Barnes. Wallace 81 Barnett. Jesse 57 Barra. Melissa 57 Barringer. Gregory 57 Barry, David 58 Bartel, Deanna 20 Bartlett, James 58 Bates, John 20 Football 2; Track 2; Cross Country 2, Bates, Ken 58 Bauer, Paul 20 Basketball 4. Beans. Tim 58 Season. Gregg 20 Beaumont. Tracey 81 Beavers. Aaron 20 Football 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Wrestling 4; Lettermans Club 2.3.4. Bechard. Jason 81 Bechard. Jon 81 Beckwith, Richard 58 Behrens, Betty 20 Concert Band 4. ROP Behrens, Feryl 81 Beltran, Marlene 58 Benedict, Jennifer 81 Benignl. Lisa 20 Pep Club 4; Key Club 4: Track 3,4: Tennis 4: Swimming 2. Bennett, Cathy 101 Benson, Stephanie 20 Art Guild 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Benton. Mike 58 Bergeron. Kevin 58 Berggeren. Ruth 98 Bergum. Welby 20 Bernard. Summer 81 Berry. Chris 20 Wrestling 2.3.4: Lettermans Club 2.3.4. Berry. Thomas 81 Best, Ruby 97 Bianchi, Maryanne 58 Biehler, Elizabeth 20 Binsted, Monica 81 Bird, Olivia 58 Birdseye. Ralph 81 BIrney. Regan 20 Blsceglla. Eugene 81 Bishop. Douglas 58 Bissonette. Everett 58 Bittle. Robyn 81 Bjur, Sharon 81 Black. Bret 58 Black. Stacie 81 Blackwell. Tim 58 Blakley. Andrew 81 Boermans. Melissa 81 Boers. Rhonda 58 Boersma. Sam 81 Bonesteel. James 81 Bottom. Sharon 21 Botts, Kristine 21 AFS 3,4: CSF 2,3,4. Key Club 2; Daisy Chain 3. Bouchard, James 81 Boutcher, Scot 21 CSF 3,4; Pep Club 4: Key Club 4; Ski Club 4: Wrestling 3. Bowles, Stacy 58 Bowman, Cameron 81 Bowman, Craig 21 Drama Club 3.4: Dance Club 3.4. Bowman. Denlse 58 Bowser. David 58 Boyce. Carolyn 81 Boyce, Kelly 81 Boyd, Jeff 58 Boyd. KayLynn 97 Bozanich, Jennifer 21 Dance Club 4: Concert Band 2.3,4: Pep Club 4: Lettermans Club 2.3.4. Bozer. Jeff 81 Bradley. Kevin 81 Bradley. Wayne 51 Bradshaw. Steven 21 Braga. Lisa 58 Braun, Christine 81 Bray. Kerry 81 Breault. Yvette 81 Bresky. John 21 Brewer, Danny 81 Brewer, Deadra 21 Brewer, Kevin 81 Breyer. Ron 100 Brlnley. Gregory 58 Brigham. Jim 103 Brlstow. Amy 81 Brock. Anthony 59 Brock. Harold 21 Speech Club 2.3,4: Academic Decathlon Brokaw. Eric 59 Brokaw. Tiffany 21 FFA 3.4: Conservation Club 4. Brood, Richard 59 Brookshier, David 59 Brown. Carolyn 81 Brown, Erik 59 Brown, Geraldine 21 Brown, Jeff 81 Brown, Kim 59 Brown. Mallnda 81 Brown. Melanie 81 Brown. Michael 59 Brown. Michelle 59 Brown. Monica 59 Brown. Neal 59 Brown. Sherry 81 Brown. Tammy 59 Browning. Donald 21 ROP 4: Concert Band 3. Brubaker. Walter 96 Bruck. Christina 59 Brush. Jennifer 81 Brush. Robert 22 Honor Escort 3: Homecoming Escort 4; Tennis 2. Bryson. Shelly 59 Buchanan. Amber 81 Buchanan. Steve 22 Bucholzer. David 59 Buergler, Bonnie 59 Buess. Lisa 59 Burbank. Jon 59 Burbrldge. Byron 22 Burdette, Brandl 81 Burgard. Melissa 82 Burgard. Steven 82 Burgard. Vic 103 Burgner. Debbie 59 Burgosvega, Ruben 82 Burke, Jason 82 Burklns, Heidi 59 Burnell. Samantha 82 Burns. Reglna 103 Bustillos. Salvador 59 Bustos, Sharon 98 Butler. Kelly 82 Cadell. Barbara 82 Cadenhead. Leigh 82 Cagle. Jeff 82 Cain. Lenora 82 Calcagno. Tonette 59 Calderon. Henry 82 Caldwell. Scott 59 Call, Schelly 59 Callln, Lisa 22 Vice President 3: President 4; Tennis 2,3.4; Track 2.3.4; Lettermans Club 2.3.4. Calloway. Barry 22 Camarlllo, Arthur 22 Lettermans Club 2; Track 2; Baseball 2; Wrestling 2. Camarlllo, Shawn 82 Cameron, Diana 22 Campbell. Randy 82 Campbell. Teresa 22 Leo Club 2.3: Yearbook 4: Lettermans Club 4; Track 4; Softball 2,3. Camper. VIckl 22 AFS 3.4: CSF 2.3,4; Flag and Banner 2,3,4; Leo Club 4. Campos, Josle 82 Campoy. Miguel 59 Canady, Shayne 59 Cantrell. Dan 59 Cantrell. Melissa 59 Caporale. Lyn 82 Capraro. Claudio 82 Carbajal, Julian 82 Carey, Eric 82 Carlos, Flora 22 Dance Club 4: ROP 3: Pep Club 4. Carlson, Michael 82 Carper, Michael 22 Concert Band 2. Carr. Christine 82 Carr. Michael 82 Carr. Michelle 22 FBLA 4; HOP 3. Carr. Mitchell 59 Carrillo. Alberto 82 Carrlllo. Jesse 59 Carrillo, Jose 22 Carson, Christophe 82 Carter. Brenda 59 Carter. Chad 82 Carter. Dennis 82 Carter. GIna 22 Swimming 2,3.4; Lettermans Club 2,3.4; Leo Club 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3: Pep Club 4. Casas. Nicholas 60 Casey. Keith 22 Caskey. Chris 23 Baseball 2.3.4. Cass, Andrea 82 Casslty, Shawn 23 AFS 4; FFA 2.3: Pep Club 4. Castillo, Barbara 82 Castner, Tod 23 Castro, Angela 23 Castro, Cinythia 60 Castro, Zabrina 60 Cavanaugh. Almee 23 Ceniceros. Lara 60 Chagolla. George 82 Chala. Raymond 82 Chalk. Bronwen 60 Chamberlain. Joel 60 Chamberlain, John 60 Chambers. Brian 23 Chapln. Cathy 23 CSF 2.3.4; Homecoming Court 4: Softball 2.3.4; Concert Band 2.3; Volleyball 2.3.4. Cbapin. Connie 82 Chapln. Daniel 60 Chapman, Jeff 23 Chapman, Troy 60 Chappell, Darryl 82 Chappell, Debra 23 Art Guild 4: HOP 3; Adv. Chorus 2, Chatfield. Julleann 82 Chavez. Berta 99 Cheeseman. Kim 60 Cheeseman. Pam 23 Track 3. Cheney, Beth 23 Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4: Science Club 4; Swimming 2. Cherry, Darren 82 Chesia, Joe 23 Newspaper Staff 4. Chesia, Raymond 60 Chorl, Dean 23 Chrisman, Darrln 23 Commissioner of Finance 4; Ski Club 4; Football 2.3; Wrestling 4. Christensen. Sandra 24 AFS 3.4: Lettermans Club 2.3.4; Tennis 2.3.4; Softball 3; Key Club 2. Chrlstoffersen, Laurie 60 Cianciotto, Matthew 60 Cid, Samuel 82 Clnko. Mario 24 Clrrincione. Nancy 24 Citrowskl. Ann 60 Clancy. Esther 82 Clancy. Jeannle 60 Clark, Anthony 60 Clark, Charlie 82 Clark. Cynthia 82 Clark, Daniel 82 Clark, Daren 82 Clark, Dean 60 Clark. Eric 24 CSF 2.3.4. Clark. Jennifer 82 Clark. June 99 Clark. Kelly 60 Clark. Laura 82 Clark. Michael 24 CSF 2.3.4; Honor Escort 3; Yearbook 4: Principal ' s Council 4. Clark. Pamela 24 Cheerleader 2; Songleader 3.4; Representative 2; Homecoming Court 4; Lettermans Club 2.3,4. Clark, Scott 24 Clark, Tracey 60 Cllburn. Thomas 60 Cliff. Ralph 24 Cloyd. Kirk 24 Pep Club 4: Ski Club 4; Cobb. Kathy 105 Coe. Richard 60 Cohen, Cheryl 24 Pep Club 3.4; Swimming 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4. Colmery, Lisa 60 Combs, Randall 24 Comey, Carol 24 Acapella 2,3; Chambers Singers 3; Pep Club 4. Comltas. Nick 104 Confer, Christine 24 ROP 4: Track 2. Conner. Mark 60 Conner. Tammie 82 Conoway. Billy 83 Cook. Gary 102 Cooney. Lorraine 24 Copado. Claudia 83 Copado, Nora 60 Copenhaver, Harry 60 Cordero, Eddie 60 Cordero, Inna 24 ROP 4. Cordova, Emily 24 ROP 4; Basketball 2; Track 2. Corey, Cindy 60 Corey, Heidi 24 Student Rep. 4; Speech Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Coronado, Brett 83 Cortes, Elisla 83 Costa, Pauline 60 Cotner, Brad 60 Couturier, Steve 25 Covey, Todd 60 Covington, Paul 61 Cowan, Kelly 61 Cowdery. Gloria 61 Cox. Ron 96 Craig. Virginia 61 Craig. Wendy 83 Crees. Anthony 83 Crenshaw. Shelly 25 Crlpe. Jerry 83 Crompton. Monica 61 Cuglletta. William 83 Culton, Jay 83 Cumins. Gerald 61 Cumins. Ron 25 FFA 2.3.4. Cumming. John 83 Curland. Ben 83 Currie. Melissa 83 Curry, Dorothy 83 Curry, Samantha 61 Cushln. Jeff 83 Cyrua, Cameron 61 Dagostino, Anthony 25 ROP 3,4. Daniel, Darren 83 Daniel. Laura 83 Daniel. Susan 61 Daniels, Hubert 83 Daniels, Todd 83 Danish, Tadd 25 Dargatz, Lance 61 Darnell, Lois 61 Davey, Wayne 83 Davidson. Jennifer 25 Art Guild 3; Leo Club 4; Track 2. Davis. Jackie 25 AFS 4; Art Guild 3.4. Davis. Jeff 61 Davis. Kelley 83 Davis, Michael 61 Davlsson, Chad 83 Davlsson, Cole 25 CSF 2,3,4; Principals Council 4; Honor Escort 3; Presidential Classroom 4; Science Club 2. Dawson. Kelly 61 Deas. Jerry 61 Deboer. Charlene 83 Debord. Jason 83 Deburn, Amanda 61 Deck. Dana 61 Decker. Deeanna 83 Defaico, Rebecca 61 Defllllpo. William 26 ROP 4. Delchsel, Kevin 83 Dejarnett. Steven 26 Delay. Justine 61 Deleon. Ruben 83 Delgado. Lorenzo 104 Delgado. William 83 Delllnger. Shawn 83 Demoss, Mlmi 83 Denton. Krlstlne 61 Denton. Shelly 26 Depasse. James 26 Depasse, Melllsa 83 Deslarlals. Michelle 61 Detwiler. Julie 83 Deutschman. Krlstlne 61 Devaney. Nancy 26 Flag Banner 3.4; Lettermans Club 2.3.4; Swimming 2.3,4. Dew. Roy 61 Deweerdt. Maryjean 83 Diaz, Jose 61 Diaz, Magdalena 26 ROP Diaz. Marcos 83 Dlepolz. Ruby 105 Dletz. Kim 83 Diffey. Steve 83 Digby. Krlsty 81 Dllger. Wayne 83 Dillon. Brett 26 CSF 2.3.4. Dlnkel. Anna 83 Dlttmer. Ann 26 Pep Club 3.4; Dance Club 4: Lettermans Club 2,3.4: Track 2.3.4; Graduation Escort 3. Doll. Tim 83 Donaldson. Ayml 26 ROP 3; Dance Club 2.3,4: Wrestling Stat 2.3,4; Track 2. Donaldson, Jenetta 61 Dool, Tricla 26 Art Guild 4. Dorman, Christophe 83 Dotlnga, Andrew 83 Dotlnga, David 84 Dotlnga, John 26 Lettermans Club 2,3.4; Baseball 2,3,4. Dotlnga. Sally 26 CSF 2.3.4: Flag Banner 2.3; Daisy Chain 3; FFA 4: Conservation Club 4. Douglas. Deeanna 26 AFS 3: Flag Banner 2.3: Songleader 4; Yearbook 2. Douma. Lisa 61 Dow. James 61 Dow. Kent 62 Dowalter. Janlne 84 Dowllng. Robert 62 Downie. Andrea 27 Dance Club 4; Pep Club 4; ROP 3. Downie. Karen 84 Dreler. Alpha 62 Dreler. Derek 84 Drucke. Carl 27 Golf 2,3.4. Du Brullle. Robert 84 Dubois. Melissa 62 Ducclnl. James 84 Duffy. Jennifer 27 AFS 2; Principals Council 4; Concer t Band 2.3.4; Leo Club 3. Duggan. Pat 62 Dulleck. Christine 27 Dunaway. Virginia 62 Dunn. Christophe 62 Index Continued Dunn. Deborah 62 Dunn. Karey 27 Flag Banner 2.3.4: Yearbook 2. Dunn. Shelly 62 Duran. Armando 62 Duran. Michael 62 Eckardt. Steve 62 Eddy. Shawn 27 Edwards. Pat 101 Edwards. Richard 84 Edwards. Tim 84 Eggan. Carol 97 Elsermann. Chris 27 Eltel. Kelle 84 Elhal. Krista 105 Ell. Kellh 84 Elklns. Julia 103 Ellington. Ty 62 Elliot. Dawnelle 62 Elliot. Evan 84 Elliot. Wayne 27 Ellis. Lea 84 Emerson. Robert 84 Emery, Kristlne 27 Emter. Daniel 62 Enlow. Justin 62 Enlow. Mike 27 Ennes. John 84 Enrlquez. Carmen 84 Ernst. Cory 27 Erwin. Jacqueline 27 Rep. 2: Volleyball 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Lettermans Club 2.3.4: Acapella 2.3.4. Escalante. Davlda 84 Escalera. Dora 84 Esparza. Victor 62 Esplnoza. Freddie 62 Estafanous. Hany 84 Estefanous. Susan 62 Estrada, Daniel 27 Track 2: Cross Country 2. Estrada. Jimmy 84 Evans, Darin 62 Evans, William 84 Farnsworth, VIckl 62 Farrell. Alice 62 Faulkner, Andrea 84 Faulkner. DIna 84 Faust. Eric 62 Feddema, Shaunia 62 Feddersen, Kevin 62 Ferguson. Douglas 84 Ferguson. Eric 84 Fernandes. Al 102 Fernandez. Eric 84 Fernandez. Lisa 62 Fielding. John 84 FIgueroa. Eddie 62 FInnell. Thomas 63 Firth. Temre 84 Fisher. Laura 63 FIsk. Lynette 63 Fitch. Jim 27 CSF 2,3: Basketball 2,3. Fitzgerald, Cary 84 Fitzgerald, Paul 63 Fish. Carol 89 Fleener. Lisa 84 Fleming, James 106 Fletcher, Brent 63 Fletcher, Christopher 63 Fletcher, Sandra 84 Fletcher, Trade 84 Fllcklnger, Scott 84 Flores, Alblna 84 Flores, Flllberto 84 Flores. Maria 84 Flores. MIgdalla 27 Dance Club 4: ROP 3. Flores. Victor 63 Flares. Wendy 84 Florez. Jose 84 Florez. Lisa 27 Floyd. Stacy 84 Fluss. Sharon 28 Swimming 2: ROP 3. Fogerty. Michael 28 Folker. Patrick 63 Folllck. Todd 84 Font. Jason 63 Footlt. Janet 63 Forgetle. Cherl 28 Art Guild 3.4: Yearbook 4. Forglt. Michael 63 Forqueran. Jennifer 63 Forst. Andrew 28 Fortune. Paula 28 Foster. Bethanne 28 AFS 3: ROP 3: Yearbook 2.4. Fox. Douglas 28 Fox, Marianne 28 Key Club 4: Yearbook 4. France. Mark 63 Francis, Dana 84 Francis, John 28 Frank, Melissa 63 Frazler, Allen 28 Baseball 2.3.4. Fredericks. Kelly 28 Freeburg. Angela 84 Freeman. Franclne 63 Friedman. Chris 84 Frogge. Mlllssa 63 Fronk. Donya 29 CSF 2.3,4: Concert Band 2,3,4: Daisy Chain 3: Soccer 4. Frye. Norma 84 Fuentes. Melissa 29 Key Club 2: Yearbook 4: Newspaper Staff 3: Homecoming Nominee 4. Fuller. Jerry 29 Fulton, Jennifer 85 Gable. Romy 85 Gbor. Eva 85 Gabor. Rlglna 29 Gabriel. Laura 63 Gadottl. Christina 85 Galther. Sandra 63 Galardl. Veronica 85 Gallndo. Marcelo 63 Galland. Jay 85 Galvan, Refugio 85 Garcia, Elizabeth 85 Garcia. Elvla 29 CSF 2,3; Leo Club 2: Principals Council 4: ROP 3: Pep Club 4. Garcia, Hope 63 Garcia, Jose 85 Garcia, Margarita 29 Dance Club 2,3: Flag and Banner 3: ROP 3,4. Garcia. MIreya 85 Gardner. Mitchell 29 FFA 2.3.4: Conservation Club 4: Speech Club 2. Gardner. Troy 63 Garnos, Heather 85 Garrett. Jonnle 85 Garrison. Ron 85 Garvin, Dauna 29 Dance Club 4: Art Guild 4: ROP 3: Yearbook 2,3. Gary. Phillip 96 Gatz. Tracy 85 Gayer, Shawn 29 Gelger, John 29 Rep. 3: Lettermans Club 2,3,4: Prom Comm. 3: Swimming 2,3: Pep Club 4. Gemar. Adam 85 George. Corey 64 George. Mary 85 George, Randy 63 George, Tonya 85 Georglef, Paul 29 Computer Club 3; Honor Escort 3: Science Club 3: Electronic Club 3. Glbbel. Mark 64 Gibson. Bobby 64 Gibson, Cherle 29 Gibson, Nicole 64 Gibson. Samantha 85 Gibson. Steven 64 Gibson. Zane 85 GIddlngs. Stephanie 85 Glesbrecht. Kathleen 64 Gleake. Julie 64 GIfford. Marcle 29 Food Committee 4: Conservation Club 3. Gilbert. Arthur 64 Gilbert, Jacqueline 85 Gllden, Ken 64 Gillespie, Sharlene 85 Gllllland, John 85 Glln 85 Gloell, Ken 85 Glttlngs, Laura 64 Glass. Teresa 29 CSF 2.3.4: Daisy Chain 3. Glaze. Gary 85 Goad. Kelly 85 Goar. Jerry 85 Goddard. Eric 64 Goldbach. Chris 29 Lettermans Club 2.3,4: Football 3: Baseball 2,3,4: Basketball 2. Golden, Debbie 96 Goldmann. Kathleen 85 Golec, Doug 64 Golledge. Dawn 85 Golledge. Mark 29 Gomes. DIonne 64 Gomez, Aroparo 29 FBLA 4: Spanish Club 4. Gomez. Angela 30 Gomez. John 85 Gomez. Jose 64 Gomez. Rosemary 85 Gonzales. Christy 85 Gonzales. Ellazar 85 Gonzales. Mark 64 Gonzalez. Emanuel 30 Gonzalez. Estela 64 Gonzalez, Maria 64 Goodnight. William 64 Goodrich. Lorl 85 Goodwin. Anna 30 Goodwin, Nancy 64 Goralskl. Scot 64 Gorbutt, David ROP 4. Gorbutt. Steven 85 Gorlan. Krlsten 64 Gorlno. Robert 30 Gossett, William 30 ROP 3,4. Gow. Michael 30 Gow, Sean 64 Graham, Kevin 64 Grammer, Elizabeth 85 Grassl. Charles 65 GrassI, Ronald 65 Graves, Glenda 85 Gray, Scott 85 Gray, Todd 65 Greaves, David 85 Greenwood, Ben 65 Gregg, Brett 85 Grey, TonI 85 Griffin, Linda 85 Grlgsby. Donna 30 Grimes, Pat 8 Gritten, Mark 30 Ski Club 4: Concert Band 2,3,4: ROP 3,4. Gritten. Paul 30 Gross, Michael 65 Gruner. Jean 86 Gruner. Joseph 30 Gryalva, Emmet 103 Guerrero, Danny 65 Guerrero. Monica 86 Guillen, Andrew 30 Guillen. Imelda 86 Gunn. Barbara 65 Gunter, Troy 65 Gustafson, Tracy 86 Guthrie, Laura 86 Gutierrez, Jimmy 30 Gutierrez, Denlse 65 Gutierrez, Paula 86 Guymon. Jack 96 Guymon. James 65 Gwatney. Marcey 30 Principals Council 4; Speech Club 4; Dance Club 4. Haddock. Victoria 86 Hagberg. Jennie 86 Hagen. Aha 101 Haines, Ed 86 Hair, John 86 Hall. Brett 30 CSF 2.3,4. Hall. Ian 65 Hall. John 86 Hall. Pat 86 Haliet, Roger 86 Halman. Peter 86 Hamby. Krlstle 30 Hamelster. Joel 96 Hames. Jolene 30 Hammer, Carey 65 Hammerschmldt, Velvet 86 Ha I 65 Hamza. Adam 30 Newspaper Staff 3,4: Lettermans Club 3,4: Basketball 4: Team Manager 3. Hancock. John 65 Haney. Russell 65 Haney. Shawn 31 Hanks. William 31 HOP 3: Track 2.3.4. Hanson. Karl 86 Hantsbargar, Randy 105 Hardlman. Glen 65 Hardin. Kim 65 Hardwick. Tracy 65 Harmon. Tony 31 Treasurer 4: Pep Club 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Wrestling 2.3.4: Art Guild 3.4. Harness. Wendell 31 Leo Club 3: ROP 4. Harper, Sarah 86 Harper, William 31 AFS 3.4: CSF 2.3: Science Club 3: Academic Decathlon 4. Harris. Bobby 86 Harris. Charles 31 Lettermans Club 2.4: Basketball 3: Golf 2.4. Harris. Dawn 86 Harris. Marion 31 Harris. Michael 31 Harris. Pat 65 Harris. Shantel 86 Harrison. Robert 101 Hart. Victor 86 Hartwick. MIchele 86 Harvey. Kristin 65 Harvey, Laurel 31 Flag and Banner 3, 4. Harvey, Lisa 86 Harvey, Ryan 86 Hasley, Elizabeth 86 Hastings, Rebecca 66 Hatcher, R. Lynn 103 Havassy, George 86 Hawes, Richard 66 Hawker. Sethileen 31 Jazz Band 2.3,4: Concert Band 2,3.4; Cross Country 2; Drama Club 2: Track 2. Hawkins, Erik 86 Hayes. Erika 6 Hayes, William 86 Haynes, Kyle 86 Hazell, Mechelle 31 Hazzard, Lorl 86 Head, Bryan 66 Heale, James 66 Heathcoat, Heather 66 Heaton, Michelle 86 Heaton. Richard 66 Heffley, DIona 66 Heffley, Kim 31 Helmbuck. Gretchen 66 Helmbuck. Sean 66 Heine. Tim 86 Heitritter. Kevin 66 Hellerwtein. Scott 31 Helm. Charlotte 66 Hemphill. Mike 66 Hendershott. Mike 31 Lettermans Club 2: Track 2.3.4: Cross Country 2.3. Hendrix, Scott 66 Henley. Laura 66 Henry, David 66 Herbranson, Michael 66 Herman, Jeff 66 Hernandez. Arturo 86 Hernandez. Cesaria 66 Hernandez, Eva 66 Hernandez, Gumerclndo 66 Hernandez, Leroy 66 Herold. Richard 100 Herold. Kara 87 Herold. Kelly 31 AFS 2.3.4: CSF 2.3.4: Concert Band 2,3: Daisy Chain 3. Herrera. Rosemarie 66 Herriott. Christy 87 Hervi, Wayne 106 Herzog. Brian 31 Heschke. Carrie 66 Heslin. Debra 67 Hewitt, Steven 87 Heyen. Susan 87 Hicks, Kelly 67 Hicks. Stephanie 87 Higglns. Robin 87 HIgginson. Michelle 32 ROP 3. HIggs. Susan 67 Hills. Brian 32 Hill. Diana 67 Hill. John 103 Hill. Ned 101 Hill. Sheryl 32 Hill. Vicki 105 Hlllman. Lisa 32 AFS 2,3: Intra Club 3: Pep Club 4: Newspaper Staff 3,4; Lettermans Club 3. Hlmes. Stacey 87 Hines. Susan 87 Hltt. JodI 67 HItt, Shelly 87 Hodges, Brian 32 Hodgson. Tim 67 Hoffman. Deanna 67 Hoffman. Rita 67 Hoffman. Shawn 87 Holt. Heather 87 Holben. Martlne 32 Holcomb. Suzanne 67 Holdren. Melllsa 67 Holl. Michelle 87 Holland. Deborah 67 Hollenbeck. Paul 67 Holloway. Pat 67 Holmes. Glen 87 Holyoak. Larry 67 Holzer. Joseph 67 Homan. Kim 87 Hoover. Deborah 67 Hoover. Randall 67 Hoppe. Kim 87 Horacek. Stephen 67 Hormel. Ricki 67 Horn, Jim 100 Hornback, Robin 67 Horner, Dan 32 Homey. Kevin 67 Horning. Stacy 87 Horsley. John 87 Horsley. Raeann 32 Concert Band 2.3.4: Daisy Chain 3: CSF 3. Houtchens. Debby-Jo 67 Howard. Rosemarie 67 Howard, Rosynaldo 87 Howerton, Mark 67 Howland, Veraonlca 68 Hewlett, April 87 Hubbell, James 68 Hubbell, Kelley 32 Key Club 4: Swimming 2.4. Huber. David 87 Huckeba. Stephanie 68 Huff. Rebecca 32 Huff. Ron 87 Huffman, David 68 Humphreys, Pat 32 Commissioner of Publicity 3: Commissioner of Campus 4: Concert Band 2,3,4: Pep Club 4: Principals Council 4. Hunter. Kathleen 87 Huntley. Bryan 87 Hurtado. Sharl 32 ROP 4: Dance Club 4. Hussey. Dlanne 32 Food Committee 4: Conservation Club 3. Huster. Susan 87 Hutchinson, Pat 87 Hutchison, Sean 87 Hyatt, John 32 Computer Club 4; Science Club 3. Hyatt. StacI 87 Ibarra. Raul 32 Lettermans Club 3.4: Wrestling 3.4. Ifland. Laura 87 Ingalls. Rlhard 68 Irigoyen. Martin 87 Irons. Shannon 68 Ivory. Tina 32 Iwohn. Michelle 33 Jackson. Charl 68 Jackson. Eric 68 Jackson. Kelly 87 Jackson. Reda 33 Jackson. Rick 87 Jackson. Sharl 33 Cheerleader 2: Songleader 3: Yearbook 4: Newspaper Staff. Jacobson. Jon 87 Jacobson. Lisa 33 Dance Club 2.3,4: FCA 2: Basketball 2.3.4. Jacobson Pam 87 Jacobson. Stephen 33 Jacomet, David 68 Jaffke, Kim 68 James, Charlene 87 James, Shirley 68 Jeannin, Yvette 33 Jefferson, Erika 33 Yearbook 2.3,4: Cheerleader 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. Jefferson, Victoria 87 Jenkins, Catherine 87 Jensen, Edmund 87 Jensen, Stacey 87 Jensen. Denlse 88 Jenssen. Terry 68 Jevne, Greg 88 Jimenez, Cida 99 Jimenez, Diane 88 Johnson, Cynthia 33 Art Guild 4: Basketball 4: Softball 4. Johnson. David 88 - Johnson. George 33 Speech Club 4: Spanish Club 3.4; Conservation Club 3.4; Basketball 2.4: Track 3.4. Johnson. Gina 88 Johnson. Jeff 33 Johnson. Joy 33 Johnson. Lynn 105 Johnson, Michelle 68 Johnson, Rhonda 68 Johnson, Stephanie 68 Johnson, Steven 68 Johnson, Tammy 33 Johnston, Bruce 88 Jones. Alelcia 33 ROP Word Processing 2,3; Newspaper Staff 3,4. Jones, Curtis 100 Jones, Jennifer 88 Jones. John 33 Jones. LorrI 88 Jones. Sandra 88 Jordan. Dorene 88 Jordan. Stacy 33 Jordan. Tommy 88 Joyce. Kara 68 Juarez. Jeffery 68 Judson. Erik 33 Leo Club 2,3: Homecoming Escort 4; Basketball 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4. Jungbluth, Nicholas 68 Kady, Jeffery 68 Kaiser, Barbara Elaine 100 Kaneshlro. Claire 88 Karch. Rebecca 88 Keams. Chama 88 Keellne, Jason 88 Keene. James 88 Keith. Dana 88 Keller. Andrew 68 Kelley. Chariotte 68 Kelly. Brenda 68 Kenley. Tabatha 68 Kermar. Deborah 68 Kerr. Roberta 96 Kessman. James 88 Kessman. Joan 106 KIdd, Caroline 34 Yearbook 3.4: Key Club 2. King. Sherri 34 Kinnamon, Katheryne 88 Kinney, Cindy 105 Kinney. Larry 103 Kirk. Angela 88 KIsklla. Ken 34 Kisklla. Lara 68 Kittinger. Dana 68 Kitts. Larry 34 Klelber, Ky 34 Kline. Patricia 88 Kluck. Ernest 68 Knaper. Charles 68 Knapp, Fredrica 88 Knauss. Eric 34 Knechtel, David 34 CSF 2.3.4; Concert Band 2.3: Homecoming Escort 4; Basketball 2.3.4. Knoll. Korl 34 Koczon. Angela 34 Koczon, Christopher 88 Koehler. Ramona 68 Kolb. Laura 88 Komives, John 34 FFA 4; Football 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4. Konecne, Kara 34 CSF 2,3.4; Concert Band 2.3,4; Basketball 3,4: Volleyball 2,3.4. Kovac. Corine 34 Newspaper Staff 4. Kozma, Tim 88 Kraft. Brett 88 Krahllng. Karen 68 Kratochvll. Faith 88 Krawltz. Linda 68 Krc, Kristin 68 Krupa. Melanie Homecoming Court 4; Prom Comm. 3; Softball 3,4; Lettermans Club 3.4; Yearbook 4. Kuhn. Joseph 34 Kunkle. Lois 68 Kupke. Kathleen 69 Kwock. Janis 69 Kyrlss. Norman 69 Lackey. James 69 Index Continued Lacy. Michael 34 Laffoon. Claudia 88 Lai. Chlnh 69 Lai. Thuy 69 Lamb. Al 34 Football 2: Concert Band 2; Conservation Club 3. Landen. Scott 88 Landen. Todd 88 Lane. Ben 69 Langer. Richard 88 Langevln. Judith 35 Langston. Jason 88 Larlos. Bertha 35 FBLA 2.3.4: Spanish Club 4: ROP 3: Intra Club 4. Larlos. Oscar 88 Larken, Sandy 97 Laroche. Pam 35 FFA 3.4: Track 2. Larsen. David 88 Larsen. Erik 88 Larsen. Scott 88 Larson, Joyce Ann 35 Flag and Banner 4: ROP 3: Pep Club 4. Lartlgau, Shawn 88 Lartlgau. Shellle 35 FFA 3.4. Lascala. GIno 88 Latimer. Robert 88 Laucht. Dennis 88 Lauderdale. Angela 88 Laupsa. Erik 88 Laut. Daphne 35 Lawless. Blake 88 Lawson. Eric 8 Lawson. Kim 69 Lazell. Dennis 88 Leach. Laurie 35 Leach, Taml 88 Leaf. Scott 69 Leal. Chris 69 Lee. Bryan 88 Lee. Chris 35 Lee. David 35 Parliamentarian 3: Rep. 3: Homecoming M.C. 4: Lettermans Club 2.3.4; Cross Country 2,3,4. Lee, Karrle 69 Lee. Roberta 69 Lelghton, Samantha 69 Lenning. Richard 69 Lenz. Brandon 69 n-Gu Ke 35 Leonard. Richard 69 Leonard. Robert 35 CSF 2.3.4: Computer Club 3: Track 3.4: Electronic Club 3: Science Club 3. Leonhardt. Jacqueline 69 Lerch. Kim 69 Leuty. Jennifer 88 Leuty, Stephanie 35 Vice Pres. 4: Daisy Chain 3: Rep. 2.3: CSF 2.3.4: Leo Club 3.4. Leuty. Vlnce 35 Concert Band 2.3.4: Leo Club 3: Pourder Puff Cheerleader 4. Levine. Justin 69 Leuils, Joseph 88 Lewis. Sean 88 LIbeu. Lauren 69 Lin DIa I 36 President 2.3; ASB Pres. 4; Jazz Band 2.3,4; Concert Band 2.3.4; Daisy Chain 3. Llnd. Ron 96 Locklear, James 88 Loerch. Robert 36 Lohr. Marlon 98 Lopez. Andrea 88 Lopez. David 9 Lopez. Deborah 88 Lopez. Enrlqueta 69 Lopez. Esther 36 ROP 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 4; Dance Club 4; Leo Club 4. Lopez. James 69 Lope. Joe 36 Soccer 2.4. Lopez, Juanlta 88 Lopez. Judy 69 Lopez. Maria 88 Lopez. Mark 36 Lopez. Michael 36 Losey. Debra 36 Jazz Band 3,4; Concert Band 2.3.4; Swimming 2. Lotz. Daniel 88 Lotz. James 69 Lovato. Keith 36 Lovett, Mary 36 Level). Hap 100 Lowery. Jody 88 Lozoya. Jesus 69 Lozoya, Luz 69 Lubo, Michelle 89 Lugo. Ken 89 Lugo. Laura 69 Lujan. David 36 Luke. Gene 89 Lumos. Ray 89 Lyell. Mike 89 Lynch. Jody 69 Lynch. Keith 36 Lyon. Joyce 69 Mabery. James 69 Macdonald. Charlotte 69 Macgllllvary. Pat 89 Maclels. Roberta 70 Maddox, Kelly 89 Mader. Rob 36 Jazz Band 3.4: Concert Band 2.3.4. Madsen, Dena 89 Mager, Sandra 70 Maguire, Lisa 89 Maldonado, Cervando 70 Maldonado. Eileen 89 Maldonado. Mary 70 Mailat. Dorothy 98 Mallory. Hendy 70 Maloney. Christina 36 Maloney, Suzanne 89 Mandarlno. Lisa 36 Pep Club 3. Manglapelo. Angela 70 Manglapelo. Renato 89 Manlsta. Steve Manning. Tim 89 Marino. Linda 37 Cheerleader 2.3: Songleader 4; Pep Club 2.3.4: Lettermans Club 2.3.4: Track 2. Markley. Pam 70 Marron. Carmela 89 Marruffo, Aurella 70 Martin. Jacqueline 70 Martin. Paul 89 Martinez. Anthony 89 Martinez. Anthony 89 Martinez. Irene 70 Martinez. Maria 89 Martinez. Sergio 70 Marton. Andrea 37 Treasurer 3: Volleyball 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Lettermans Club 2.3.4; CSF 2.3,4. Marton, Krlstle 70 Maslowskil Cheryl 89 Mason, Shawn 70 Masters, Heather 70 MastrolannI, Frances 70 Mata, Angela 37 ROP 4: Pep Club 4: Yearbook 4. Mata. Eddy 37 Matheny. MIchele 70 Mathews. Nicole 89 Mathls. Tina 70 Mattlngly. Jamie 89 Mattlngly. Jennifer 70 Mattox. Cindy 89 May. Heather 89 May. Lisa 70 Mayabb. Michael 37 Maycock. Laura 90 Maycock. Lisa 37 CSF 3.4; Presidential Classroom 4; Concert Band 2: AFS 3; Conservation Club 2. Maycock. Rene 90 Mays. Kristen 90 McBride. Shannon 90 McCall. George 70 McCall. Mathew 90 McCarter. Bradley 90 McComas. Morgan 90 McCord. William 37 Speech Club 3.4. McCormick. Ron 90 McCrary. Lisa 70 McCullough. Janice 70 McCullough. Jim 96 McCullough. Matt 37 Football 2.3.4; Lettermans Club 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4: CSF 4: Graduation Usher 3. McDonald. Tonya 90 McDowell. Marilyn 90 McFadden. Kim 70 McFadden. Sally 101 McGinnls. Amy 70 McGovern. Joan 101 McGough. Tracy 90 McGowan. Pat 70 McGraw. Pat 37 McGuire. Megan 90 Mclntyre. Shirley 104 McKee. Jeff 70 McKenna. Marcus 37 Spanish Club 3 Pep Club 2.3. McKlnzie. Ronica 70 McKitrlck. Jamie 90 McKJovlch. Bernard 70 McLellan. James 90 McMacken. Andrew 90 McManus. Many 70 McManus. Margaret 70 McMeans. Sondra 70 McMullen. Denise 37 Intra Club 3; ROP 3; Pep Club 4; Conservation Club 3. McMurray. Michael 70 McMurtry. Mary 90 McNairy. Darcy 37 McNairy. Dawn 71 McQuary. Casey 90 McRae. Arden 104 Mead. Tim 38 Meader. Pat 71 Medaris. Tim 38 M edina, Jennie 90 Me)la. Miguel 71 Melendrez. Christina 38 ROP 4. Mello, William 71 Melton. Lorrle 71 Mendel. David 90 Mendenhall. Dale 90 Mndenhall. Dennis 90 Mendez. Cathleen 90 Mendez. Elizabeth 90 Mendez. Sylvia 71 Mercer. Doug 96 Mercer. Harriet 99 Mercer. Matthew 71 s. Almee 90 ros. Tom 103 . Andrea 90 Messlck. Michelle 71 Metts. Deborah 71 Meyer. Chris 38 Golf 2.3.4: Soccer 2.3.4: Lettermans Club 2,3.4. Meyer. Mellnda 38 Meyer. Romeo 90 MIchna. John 38 FFA 3; Jazz Band 2.3.4; Concert band 2.3.4. Mlcroulls. Ronda 38 Lettermans Club 4; Swimming 4: Volleyball 4. Milkovlts. Stephanie 90 Miller. Amy 71 Miller. Andy 38 Concert Band 2.3.4; Lettermans Club 4; Wrestling 2.3.4; Jazz Band 2: Track 3. Miller. Angela 90 Miller. Cindy 90 Miller. Karia 90 Miller. Kurt 71 Miller. Robert 38 Basketball 2.3.4; Baseball 2,3.4: Lettermans Club 3.4. Miller. Robert 38 Mills. Julie 90 Mills. Tanya 71 Minor. Jeff 71 Miranda. Andrew 90 Miranda. Joseph 90 Modesto, Mayme 90 Mohn, Jean 71 Moll, Michelle 90 Monasmith. Delia 38 Montoya, Conrad 38 Moody, Tammy 38 AFS 3,4: CSF 2,3,4: Flag and Banner 3,4; Daisy Chain 3; Leo Club 3,4. Moore, Christina 90 Moore, Cory 90 Moore, Deborah 90 Moore, Eric 90 Moore, GorgI 71 Moore, Max 90 Moore. Phillip 90 Moran. Donna 98 Moran. Gregg 90 Morbltzer. Kim 71 Moreau. Mark 91 Moreno. Chris 91 Moreno. Elisa 38 Moreno. Steve 71 Morey. Mark 38 Morgan. Matt 91 Morgan. MIchele 71 Morris. Tracy 38 Key Club 2.3: Tennis 2. Morrow. Rowland 91 Mort. Tamara 38 Jazz Band 2.3.4: Concert Band 2.3.4; CSF 2.3.4: Daisy Chain 3; AFS 2. Motter. Robert 39 New spaper Staff 3. Moya. Dean 91 Moya. Kendra 91 Moya. Mark 39 Moya, Sandra 71 Moya, Steven 39 Lettermans Club 3.4; ROP 3,4; Key Club 3; Track 2.3.4: Pep Club 4. Mozqueda. Jose 39 Mulr. Krlsten 39 AFS 4: CSF 2.3.4; Daisy Chain 3: Pep Club 4: Speech Club 4. Murphy. Dana 91 Murphy. Shelley 39 Murray, MaryEllen 71 Myers. David 91 Myers. Melissa 71 Myers. 1 ance 39 Nagy. Dennis 39 Navarro. Richard 71 Necochea. Ana Maria 71 Necochea. Guillermo 91 Necochea. Jackie 39 Art Guild 4: Dance Club 2.4: ROP 3: Yearbook 3; Softball. Necochea. Miguel 71 Needham. Aaron 71 Nelsn. Amy 91 Nelson. Bob 102 Nelson. Daniel 91 Nelson. Noelle 51 Secretary 2; Cheerleader 2; Songleader 4; Pep Club 2.4: Art Guild 3.4. Nelson. Norman 39 Nelson. TonI 91 Nettleman. Barb Neu. Janey 91 nburg. Robert 91 98 Ne . Cha i 91 Newman. Laura 91 Newman. Randell 91 Ng. Arlene 101 Nguyen. Anh 71 Nguyen. Tuyet 71 Nhan. Gla 39 Nhan. Thanh 91 Nichols. Bobble 91 Nichols. Devin 72 Nichols. Joel 30 Soccer 2.3.4. Nichols. Karen 91 Nichols. Michelle 39 Art Guild 4: Key Club 2: Lettermans Club 2. Nickel. Greg 91 Nlckerson. April 72 NIda. Jeff 72 Niece. Kelly 72 Nielson. Michelle 72 Nlemeyer. Todd 72 Nixon. Bradley 91 Noble. Lan 72 Noc. Terry 91 Nolan. Robert 72 Nolan. Tom 91 Nord. Amy 40 Rep. 2: Commissioner of Finance 3,4; Lettermans Club 2.3: Volleyball 2.3: Prom Comm. 3. Nord. Dennis 104 Nordal. Curt 40 Baseball 3.4: Lettermans Club 4. n. Mark 72 , Timothy 72 Norrls. Tamara 40 Acapella 4: Chambers Singers 4: ROP 3: Basketball 2: Track 2. Norton. Angela 72 Nuclforo. Jennie 40 Nugent. Pat 91 Nunley. Dawn 72 Nutter, William 72 Nyberg. Robert 40 Leo Club 2.3,4: ROP 4. Oboyle, Michael 72 Obrlen, Connie 91 Obrlen, Jamie 72 Occhllnti, Frank 91 Oehring, Steven 72 Ogle, Elizabeth 40 OhI, Larryssa 72 Ohiand. Ken 72 Ohiand, Krlstl 91 Oiaez. Manuel 91 Olea, Jesus 91 Olivas Guillermo 72 Olive. Jack 40 Speech Club 2.3.4: Tennis 3,4: Tennis 3,4: Jazz, Concert Band 2,3; Lettermans Club 3,4: Golf 2. Ollerton. Robert 72 Olsen, Terrl 40 Oneal. Pam 72 Onell, Diane 91 Oravetz, Sheryl-Ann 100 Ortiz, Michael 72 Ortiz, TonI 72 Osorio, Antoinette 72 Osterhout, Tammle 91 O ' toole, Ellen 102 Owens, Mark 91 Pachon, Alex 73 Pachon, Ralph 91 Packham. Gary 102 Padllla. Michelle 91 Page. Eric 91 Page. Robby 73 Page. Shelly 40 Secretary 3,4: Cheerleader 2,3,4: AFS 3,4: Daisy Chain 3: CSF 2,3,4. Palllreto, Angela 73 Palmer, Bonnie 97 Palmer. Hulon 73 Palmer. James 91 Palmr. Kim 91 Pamer. MIchele 91 Palmer. Shana 73 Palmerln. Rlcardo 40 Panduro, Luis 73 Park. Adam 73 Parker. Chris 40 Leo Club 2,3,4: Art Guild 4. Parker, Ernestine 73 Parker, James 73 Parker, Scott 40 Parks, Allen 91 Parks, Stephanie 91 Parrott. Teresla 92 Patch. Lynda 73 Patrick. William 40 ROP 3.4. Patterson. Stacle 73 Patton. Lesia 73 Patton. Thomas 40 Paulson. Bob 105 Paulson. Dian 98 Paulson, Wendy 40 Student Council 2: Art Guild 4: ROP 2. Payment. David 92 Payne. Cara 92 Payne. Rachelle 73 Payne. Randall 92 Pedroza. Margaret 92 Pedroza. Rebecca 73 Peek. Melissa 41 Art Guild 4; Basketball 2.3: Track 2: Pehl, Katie 92 Pellerin, Lawernce 92 Pence, Ken 92 Pennel, Jessica 73 Perez, Dlno 92 Perez, Veronica 92 Perry. Crystal 41 Dance Club 4: Volleyball 2: Track 2: Cross Country 2. Perry. David 92 Perslng. Corrie 92 Peters. Michelle 73 Petersen. Kathryn 41 Peterson, Heather 92 Peterson, Heather 92 Peterson, Tiffany 73 Petrich, Ted 103 Petty, Eric 41 CSF 2.3,4: Track 2.3.4; Basketball 2,3,4: Lettermans Club 3,4; Honor Escort 3. Phillips. Amy 92 Phillips, Andrea 73 Phillips, David 73 Phillips. Gary 41 Basketball 2.3. Phillips. Michelle 73 Phillips. Thomas 92 Phllpott. Stephen 92 Pierce. Gary 73 Pierce, Shawn 41 Ski Club 4: Conservation Club 4; Academic Decathlon 3,4. Pleters. Natasja 73 Plnkerton. Becky 73 Pinkerton. Linda 92 Plnkerton, Robert 41 Plnkerton, Tina 92 Pino, Mark 74 Piper, Joseph 92 Piper, Robin 74 Pitts, Jamie 7 4 PIzarro, Mario 41 Piano. Julie 92 Plantenga, Creg 74 Plantler, Chris 74 Plonte, Nicole 74 Plouffe, Katherlne 41 Plummer, Celeste 41 ASB Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club 3.4; Songleader 4; Comm. Of Fine Arts 3; Drama Club 2,3. Poe, David 74 Poe. Michelle 92 Poe, Robert 41 Swimming 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 2.3.4; Acapella 4: Chambers Singers 4; Pres. Classroom 3. Popp. Lauren 74 Porter. Julie 74 Pounders. Laura 74 Powell. Tanya 92 Powell. Tony 74 Powers. Cheryl 100 Powers, Dana 92 Powers. Jude 74 Prater, James 92 Pratt, Jrmes 92 Prendez, Melanle 41 Prescott, Steve 74 Prestridge, Dwayne 92 Price, Pat 74 Prickett, Kelli 92 Prickett, Shelli 92 Pridmore, Darlene 98 Priefer. Brennen 92 Priefer, Jordan 41 Basketball 2,3,4. Priest. Jennifer 74 Priest, Jeff 42 Prifogle, Roy 42 Pruett, Carole 74 Pruitt, Jack 92 Pryor, Kim 42 Pep Club 4; Key Club 3,4; Track 2,3: Cross Country 3. Puddy, Amy 92 Puddy. Robert 74 Pulatle, Jodie 74 Pullen. Charles 92 Pulslfer, Renee 92 Pundt, Monica 92 Purkiss, Chris 42 Purkiss, Tammi 74 Pyle, Erik 92 Quarry. Keri 92 Quast, Kevin 74 Quinlan, David 92 Quiroz. Henry 92 Ragsdale, Terry 92 Ralney, Sue 106 Ramey, Matt 92 Ramirez. Stephanie 92 Ramlogan. Lyndon 42 ROP 4; Cross Country 2; Track 2. Ramos. Andy 74 Ramos, Laura 92 Ramsey, Tonya 74 Raney. Christy 42 Rangel. Joe 42 Ranker. Randee 42 Concert Band 2,3; Swimming 2. Index Continued Raskey. Jerry 42 CSF 2.3: Concert Band 2: Honor Escort 3. Raakey. Melissa 92 Rath. Michelle 74 Ray. John 42 Art Guild 4: Read. David 42 AFS ; Art Guild 4: L ettennans Club 2.3.4: Track 2.3.4: Soccer 2.3.4. Reagan. Jason 92 Reber. Anna 75 Redler. Jeff 75 Reed. Joseph 75 Reed. Kim 92 Rees. Jill 75 Reeves. Buddy 106 Reeves. Danny 75 s. Ja 75 Reeves. Jordan 42 Regan. Gall 42 AFS 3: CSF 2.3: Flag and Banner 3,4. Relchert. Jeremy 92 Relm. Shon 92 Reno. Zabrlna 75 Renz. Anthony 43 Restlvo. Duane 75 Retamal. Ben 43 Retl2. Carlos 75 Reyes. Darlene 75 Reyes. Joanne 43 Reyes. Julie 93 Reyes. Reglna 93 Reynolds. Christina 93 Reynoso, Rafael 75 Rhelngans, Brian 43 Neuiapaper Staff 3. Rhyner. John 93 Rice. Brandon 93 Rice. Daniel 93 Rice. Scott 75 Richards. Michael 43 Richardson. Jeana 93 Richardson. Shannon Richardson. TamI 43 RIedell. Tony 93 RIesland. Matthew 4; RInaldl. BUI 43 93 FFA 2.3.4. RIner. Theresa 43 RIvas. Emilia 75 Robblns. Tamara 75 Robinson. Paul 106 Rock. Allen 75 Rock. Brandy 75 Roddy. Raymond 75 Roderick. Paula 93 Rodriguez. Anthon-. ' 75 Rodriguez. Christina 75 Rodriguez. Elizabeth 93 Rodriguez. Rodrlgo 93 Rodriguez. Sandy 93 Rodriguez. Xavler 75 Roedel. Mark 93 Rogers. Danielle 93 Rogers. Hope 43 Ro)a8. Ron 43 Rollman. Ron 93 Romerll. James 43 Concert Band 2.3.4: Football 2.3: Track 2.3: Basketball 3.4: Rep. 3. Romerll. Lisa 75 Romerll. Michael 93 Romerll. NIkkl 93 Romero. Larry 93 Rosada. Michelle 93 Rosas, Anthony 93 Rose. John 93 Rossi. Keith 101 Rouse, Sheila 93 Rozclcha, Darlene 93 Ruddell, Larry 93 Rugglerl, Anthony 43 AFS 2.3: Homecoming Escort 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4: Baseball 3,4: Football 3. Rugglerl. Jeff 93 Rugglero. Duska 93 Ruiz, Luclnda 75 Rumble. Kim 75 Rusch. Michael 75 Russell. Cindy 93 Ruth. Janet 98 Ruybal. Mark 44 Ryle. David 44 ROP 4. Sada. Heath 76 Sadler. Sherl 93 Saenz. Phllbert 44 Football 3.4: Baseball 3.4: Wrestling 3.4: Lettermans Club 3,4. Salcldo, Mark 44 Football 3,4: Baseball 3,4: Lettermans Club 3,4. Saldana. Adolfo 76 Saldana. Antonio 93 Salem. Chris 76 Salgado. Ella 44 Intra Club 3: Leo Club 2: Pep Club 4: Conservation Club 3: Principals Council 4. Sallee. Joe 102 Salts, Erin 93 Salts, Jennifer 44 AFS 3.4: Jazz Band 2.3.4: Tennis 2,3,4: Foreign Exchange 4. Sampley. Brian 93 Sanchez. Juan 93 Sanchez. Robert 93 Sanchez. Sergio 76 Sandate. Fernando 44 Football 3,4: Track 3,4: CSF 3,4: Lettermans Club 3.4. Sandate. Michelle 76 Sanden. Michael 93 Sanders. Chris 44 Sanders. Jeff 44 Sandfer. Greg 76 Sandfer. Jeff 44 FFA 3.4. Sandoval. Graclela 76 Sandoval. Hector 44 Sandoval. Monica 76 Sandoval. Nora 93 Sanetrlck. Anthony 44 Football 2.3.4: Lette rmans Club 2,3,4. Sanny, Bruce 76 Santangelo, Vincent 44 ROP 4. Sarabla. Arturo 76 Sarenana. Valerie 93 Sato. Walter 76 Saude. Danna 44 Sauers. Wendl 93 Sa Tho I 76 Sayers, Michelle 76 Sahablnger. Jean 104 Scharff. Ron 44 Schatz. Shirley 97 Schembrl. Tonla 76 Schenk. Jeff 44 Drama Club 2.3; Acapella 2.3.4: Chambers Singers 3.4. Schmidt, Kevin 45 CSF 2.3,4: Basketball 2.3. Schmltt. Heidi 45 Art Guild 3: Leo Club 4: Track 2. Schmltt. Jason 93 Schmltz, Eric 76 Schmltz, Jeannle 76 Schneider, David 76 Schultz, Kim 45 ROP Schuize, Kari 93 Schumacher, Christy 76 Schumacher, Dion 93 Schwab. Dawn 76 Schwartz. Nathan 45 AFS 2: CSF 2; Concert Band 2: Acapella 3.4: Leo Club. Scott. Bron 76 Scott, Jon 76 Scully. Andrea 76 Searl. Kelley 76 Searles. Rhonda 93 Segolne. Jamie 45 Selby. Jeannlne 93 Sentell. Gwen 76 Sepeda. Mark 93 Serna. Mark 93 SeUler. Robert 76 Severns. Robert 76 Seville, Dorothy 97 Seward, Alice 93 Seward, Lisa 45 Concert Band 2: Flag and Banner 2. Shamllan. Kelly 93 Shaw. Joe 98 Shelly, Michelle 93 Shepperd, Robbie 76 Shirley, Tim 76 Sho I 45 Shofner. Lois 93 Shoup. MrryEllen 99 Simon, Scott 45 Ski Club 4: Pep Club 4. Stems. Rodger 106 Simpson. Steven 76 Sims. Leslee 76 Singleton. Rhonda 45 SIsk. Virginia 105 SIvak. Ralph 76 SIvak. Tina 45 Drama Club 3.4: ROP 3: Conservation Club. SIvertsen. Melissa 76 Skeeters. Wendy 45 Art Guild 3,4: Track 2. Skinner, Tom 96 Sladky, Scott 94 Slepski, Jeff 102 Slice, Andrea 77 Sllplch, Michael 45 Sly. Joseph 94 Smead, Tamara 46 Art Guild 4; D rama Club 2: Dance Club 2. Smith. Amy 77 Smith. Settle 77 Smith. Brian 77 Smith. Bruce 94 Smith. Christine 46 Smith. Dennis 46 Football 2,3,4: Track 2.3,4; Basketball 2.3: Lettermans Club 2,3,4. Smith, Donna 94 Smith, Heidi 77 Smith, Keith 77 Smith, Kim 46 Dance Club 2.3,4; ROP 3: Smith, Nancy 46 Smith, Sean 94 Smith, Sharon 97 Smith, Tim 94 Snell, Jackie 46 Drama Club 2; Track 2. Snodgrass, Robert 94 Snow, Mike 46 Football 2.3,4; Wrestling 2.3,4; Swimming 2,3; CSF 2,3: Lettemans Club 2,3,4; Snow. Ron 94 Snyder. Amy 77 Snyder. Kerry 94 Sole. Leslee 77 Soler. Jose 77 Sollz. Raul 77 Sorting. Nicole 94 Spangler. Jeanette 94 Spelgal. Luan 99 Spelr. Eric 46 Speir. Melissa 77 Spellman. Julie 77 Spillman. Andrew 77 Splllman. Jacqueline 46 Spranger. Cherl 77 Sprowl. Darren 77 St. John, Dale 46 ROP 2.3,4. St. John. Jessica 94 Stacker. Jennifer 77 Stacy. Andrea 94 Stallans. Gerald 46 Acapella 3: Pep Club 4: Tennis 2.3,4: Stamm, Alexander 46 Stange, Brian 46 Tennis 3,4; Pep Club 4. Stange, Karla 94 Stanley, Lisa 94 Stanton, SherrI 94 Starkey, Pat 77 Staten, John 77 Stauts, Terl 77 Stead, TIfflnl 94 Steffen, Jeff 77 Stein, Kevin 77 Stelnman, Donna 94 Stephens, Bryan 104 Stephens. Lisa 77 Stephens. Rafael 77 Stephens. Shelly 46 Steppack. Heiko 46 Stevens. Chris 94 Stevenson. Raquel 77 Stewart. CIndl 46 Stewart. David 77 Stillman. Erica 94 Stocks. John 94 Stockton. Dana 94 Stockton. Tim 94 Stone. Chris 47 Stone, David 94 Stone, Jill 94 Stone, Karolyn 77 Stoudt. Beth 94 Strassel. Julie 47 FFA 4. Stratton. John 94 Stratton, Linda 47 Street. Wayne 47 Strecter Stephanie 77 Strelcek. Werner 47 Stricklen. Guelly 47 Drama Club 2.3.4; Dance Club 2.3.4. Strub. Paula 77 Stuart. TIfflney 77 Stull. Eric 94 Stuve. Michael 94 Sullivan. Erin 94 Sullivan. Tracy 94 Sundln. Franl 77 Sutllff. Eric 77 Sutton. John 94 Sawb. Tina 94 Swelgart. Corey 94 Tackett. SherrI 94 Talbot. Chris 94 Talbot. John 94 Tapla. Manuel 94 Tafango. Marlbel 47 FBLA 2; Spanish Club 4. Tarango. Rogello 94 Tate. Rodney 94 Tavella. Julia 77 Taylor. Bob 104 Taylor. Christina 94 Taylor. Gretchen 94 Taylor. James 94 Taylor. Jeanna 94 Taylor-Mcrae. Renee 94 Taylor-Mcrae. Rochelle 94 Tayon. Don 77 Teague. Gordon 94 Tenberge. Jacqueline 47 Drama Club 2: ROPp: Yearbook 4: Key Club 4; Basketball 3. Terrell. Lisa 77 Thieben. Mike 78 Thomas. Doug 94 Thompson. Christina 94 Thompson. Darleen 78 Thompson. Zan 94 Thornbury. Shane 94 Thornton. Rebecca 94 Thorsted. Steve 103 Tlldeberg. Michael 95 TIjerlna. Donna 47 TInoco. Reyna 78 Tolnay. Stephanie 78 Tompkins. Jennifer 47 Key Club 3: Mascot 3. Toomey. Jennifer 78 Topping. Kelly 95 Toro. Victor 47 Torres. Roberto 47 Toth. Audrey 95 Touier. Jeff 105 Trees. Andrew 95 Trigg. Paul 95 Triolo. Michael 95 Tseng. Hsien 47 Daisy Chain 3; CSF 2.3.4: Conservation Club 2.3.4; Tennis 2; Newspaper Staff 3. Tseng. Ting 78 Tucker. Charles 95 Tucker. Sheldon 95 Tucker. William 95 Tull. Brian 47 Tuomlnen. Kent 95 Tuomlnen. Mellnda 78 Turnball. Windy 47 Turner. Jeff 95 Turner. Jody 47 Twardouiskl. Victoria 78 Tyler. Angela 95 Tyler. Charles 47 Ucker. Terry 47 Umberger. Daniel 48 Underwood. Lorraine 78 Unmack. Sherry 95 Updyke. Douglas 48 Urias. Irma 95 Urias. Maria 48 Yearbook 4. Urias. Yolanda 78 Urlck. Charles 95 Urick. Stacia 78 Urquidez. Roslta 48 ROP3. Valenzuela. Dennlelle 78 Valenzuela. Diana 78 Valenzuela. Mario 95 Valenzuela. Roxanne 48 Vanburen. Dana 48 Flag and Banner 2.3; Pep Club 4. Vanburen. Gary 95 Vanbusklrk. Elizabeth 48 Vanbusklrk. Sarah 95 Vanderllnden. Chris 78 Vanderllnden. Michelle 48 Pep Club 4; Key Club 3.4: Basketball 3: Track 2.3. Vandyk. Julie 78 Vanevery. Kim 95 Vangaale. Andrew 95 Vangaale. Deborah 48 AFS 4: Leo Club 3. Vanzee. Jeff 78 Vargas. Veronica 95 Vasquez. Kim 78 Vaughn. Scott 78 Velasco. Isaias 78 Velazquez. Tammie 95 Velky. Joleen 78 Venney. Anthony 95 Verbeek. Lorraine 78 Vergar. Robert 78 Vertar. Terrill 78 VIdal. Shannon 95 Vleten. Bob 101 Vleten. Laura 78 Vlllalobos. Javier 78 Vlttetow. Daren 78 Vlvanco. Francisco 95 Voeltz. Larry 95 Vomsteeg. Doug 78 Von Achen. Gayle 95 Vonachen. Rodney 48 Concert Band 2. Wachter. James 78 Wacker. D ' EvI 48 Wacker. Rand 95 Wade. Dean 78 Wadlelgh. Brian 48 Art Guild 4; Wadlelgh. Tamra 78 Waechter. Kent 103 Wagoner. Cynthia 78 Wahl. Tanya 95 Walker. Jeff 78 Walker, Jennifer 95 Walker. Karen 100 Walker. Wendy 95 Walsh. Kerry 95 Walsh. Terry 48 Golf 2.3.4; Lettermans Clu 2.3.4. Walsh. Tim 95 Walston. Shawn 78 Walters. Robin 49 Ward. Kim 49 Ware. Kim 49 Washington. Debbie 95 Wasner. Lisa 95 Wassgren. Paul 95 Watkins. John 79 Watkins. Tammy 49 Art Guild 2.3.4; Intra Club 3.4; Yearbook 2.3: Dance Club 4; Track 2. Watson. Mark 79 Wayant. Chad 95 Wayment. Michael 49 CSF 2.3.4; Lettermans Club 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Footbal 2; Wrestling 4. Wayment. Thomas 95 Waymlre. Stacey 95 Weakley. Cheryl 49 Commissioner of Activities 4; AFS 3.4: Swimming 2: Speech Club 4; Leo Club 4. Weber. Heather 95 Weber. John 106 Weber. Matthew 79 Weeks. William 79 Weigle. George 79 Welch. Clinton 95 Welch. Ron 49 Ski Club 4; Tennis 3.4. Welch. Stephanie 49 Wellman. Patricia 49 Wellman. Stacey 95 Wells. Dennis 95 Welsh. Sarah 101 Wery. April 49 West. Dawnette 49 Westtey. Thomas 79 Wettlaufer. Julia 101 Weymes. Daria 79 Whatley. Kay 79 Wheelus. Colleen 79 Whiles. Johnle 79 White. Gregory 49 White. Karen 104 White. Melanle 79 White. Melissa 49 White. Tim 95 White. Todd 50 Baseball 2.3.4. Wrestling 2.3. Whitney. Elizabeth 50 Art Guild 3.4: Drama Club 2: Key Club 2: Tennis 4: Track 2. Whitson. Jeff 95 Wicker. Samantha 50 Wiedeman. John 95 WIedeman. Sher 50 FFA 4: Acapella 3: Principals Council 4. WIedenhaupt. Harry 95 Wiggins. Cathleen 79 Wiggins. Lora 50 Art Guild 4. Wlghtman. Darcy 79 Wlgle. Carene 95 Wilcox. Martin 79 Wiley. Shane 79 Wllley. Al 96 Wllley. Sherry 50 Rep. 4; AFS 4; Homecoming Court 4: Speech Club 3.4; Key Club 4. Williams. Bret 79 Williams. Brett 79 Williams. Byron 95 Williams. Genoiva 79 Williams. Jayson 79 Williams. Cherl 79 Williams. Richard 79 Williams. Tammy 95 Williamson. John 79 Williamson. Walter 95 Wills. Tim 79 Wilson. Bruce 79 Wilson. David 50 Wilson. Mike 79 Wilson. Mike 79 Wilson. Paul 79 Wlndh. Garry 95 Wohlman. Kim 50 Baseball 2.3.4; ROP 3; Leo Club 3. Wolfe. Robby 95 Wolter. Bryon 95 Wolter. Kathleen 79 Wood. James 95 Woodard. Sheryl 50 Basketball 2. Track 2.3. Woods. Jeff 79 Worden. Brett 79 Worden. Robert 79 Worsham. Debra 50 Wrlde. Bruce 105 Wrlde. David 50 Tennis 2.3.4; Concert Band 2,3.4; CSF 2.3.4: Honor Escort 3; Jazz Band 4. Wrlde. Donna 50 CSF 2.3.4; Art Guild 3: Concert Band 2,3.4; Daisy Chain 3. Wurgaft. Lori 95 Wutzler. Christine 50 Wutzler. Erich 95 WyaM. Eric 95 Wynn. Elizabeth 95 Wynn. Ralph 51 FFA 2.3.4. Wyss-Lockner. Tyan 101 Yartzoff. Eugene 79 Yaw. Michelle 51 FFA 2; ROP 3: FBLA 4: Ybanez. Velma 79 Yohe. Brian 79 Young. Robert 95 Young. Sharon 79 Zanfardlno. Mark 95 Zanfardino. Robert 51 Zappla. Anthony 51 Drama Club 2; Pep Club 4. Zeller. Stephen 79 Zepeda. urora 51 Zerebny. Daniel 106 Zervos. Michael 95 Zervos. Valerie 79 Zimmer. Darrin 95 Zimmerman. Tasha 95 o THE LEGEND OF TAHQUITZ A rumbling came from the mountain, A rumbling, deep pitched and muffled. Like thundering heard from a distance. Yet, all the vault of the heavens Was cloudless dropped the great branches Of pepper trees, decked with great clusters Of pungently odorous berries. Still was the air, as if Nature Was taking its mid-day siesta. Pedro, the aged Soboba, Turned to the Eastward and listened- Gazed at the towering mountains That thrust through their blankets of forests Two rocky heads that were wearing The white frosted turbans of winter. Tahquitz was angry, said Pedro, Tahquits is rolling the boulders Deep in his cave in the mountain. Why do you ask me the question? Why so persistently question? I know the ways of the paleface. You may deride if 1 tell you No Indian climbs to the summit. Nor sleeps on the slopes of Mount Tahquitz. You may smile in superior fashion. And call it a dark superstition. No? you will not? Then I ' ll tell you Why rumblings come from the mountain. This is the legend of Tahquitz, As old as the lore of Soboba. Long, long ago on the mountain Lived a great Giant named Tahquitz. He sat on his mountain and brooded- A lonely, old bachelor Giant. His brother on San Bernadino Was married to Mount Cucamonga; A row of their children, the foothills. Were growing in a line to the ocean; The Giantness on Mount San Jacinto Was handsome, unmarried and waiting. But Tahquitz was sullen and silent; He wanted a wife from the mortals. He turned to the west. A fair country Lay blooming from the mountain to ocean; Villages dotted the landscape; Maidens were there beyond counting. But none were so fair nor so gentle As Mena, the Rose of Soboba. Tahquitz determined to win her And bring her away to his mountain. By magic and strange incantations He changed himself into a mortal. And sauntering down to the village. Courted the beautiful Mena But Mena was deaf to the mysterous stranger. For she was in love with another- The boldest and bravest Soboba. Then Tahquitz, despairing of winning By fair means the beautiful maiden. Changed himself back to a Giant, And seizing her, ran to the mountain. Over the hills-through the valleys- He ran with the people pursuing. Shouting and brandishing weapons. Reaching the forest the Giant Pulled up a pine tree and swung it Round and round in a circle; Causing a terrible whirlwind. That lifted the women like dry leaves. Blowing the back to the village. Tahquitz then ran to the foothills; Still the Sobobas pursued him, Tahquitz then hurled at the boulders That still may be seen in the river. Tahquitz then ran to the mountains; Still the Sobobas pursued him: Tahquitz, then raging with fury, I Stamped on the mountains and shook them Until the earth slipped from the bedrock In great avalanches upon them. Tahquitzthen ran up dark Canyon, And paused at the mouth of his cavern Only one warrior still followed- The warrior-lover of Mena. Stop , the great Giant commanded His voice was as loud as the thunder- Stop or I shake down the mountain Because you are brave I will spare you No, said the warrior, I follow. Defying your magic and power; I follow you into the cavern To rescue the Rose of Soboba. Tahquitz then straightened his shoulder. Lifting the roof of the cavern. Turning the mountain-side over. Closing the cavern forever. Covering deep in a white rock The bravest of all the Sobobas. He stands, to this day, in the canyon. Enclosed in a white rocky mantle. Waiting to rescue the maiden From Tahquitz, who lives in the mountain. His moans, and the wailing of Mena, May often be heard in Dark Canyon At night when the cool wind is blowing. When rumblings come from the mountain Sobobas say Tahquitz is angry Because Mena mourns for her lover, ij And rolls the great rocks in his II cavern To cover the sound of her weeping. {I ll 7 jxie o Grrii . ' ■ i - - - sr .x. y CK ' ; - -•■ 2 t ;i ■51 ..i - -r l Lt. ' _1 ._