Herbert Hoover High School - Scroll Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1979 volume:

MILTON H. POWERS, D.D.S. W2-B EAST PROVIDENCIA AVE BURBANK, CALIF. 91502 ■ Who's to say what progress is? Some have been fascinated by the age of technology, discos wppienls-hb during the 70's; however, others con- - vey different opinions. They prefer the famous era of slow-moving crazi- ness with the likes of the charleston, racoon coats, college campus pranks post war adjustments. What was this unfamiliar time in our history? The 20's, of course. Whatever era we took part in dur- ing this 50-year time span, our-high school years wilt always remain the r i netu vcaoc 4- i iLim1 GOLDEN YEARS. rbert Hoover High SchpoL651 Glenwood Road, Glendale CA 91202 Golden Years Old days—good times I remember, Fun days—filled with simple pleasures, Drive-in movies, Comic books and Blue jeans, Howdy Dowdy, Baseball cards and Birthdays, Take me bac k to a world gone away Memories, seem like yesterday Old days—good times I remember Gold days—days I'll always treasure Funny faces. Full of love and laughter Funny places, Summer nights and Street cars Take me back to a world gone away For good memories seems like yesterday Old days—good times I remember. 4 MILTON H. POWE.K6, U.u.o. 212-B EAST PROVIDENCIA AVi. BURBANK, CALIF. 91602 5 muco fustic NQN-BREAKABLE mminmmai uu (MM) V ol by NooU loioo . (ASCAP) 1M . K GET SENTIMENTAL OVER NOTHING ((CoU-Alboo) FRANKIE LAINE Horry CviUr and Hit OrcboUro Carl Fit«W Pmm .4 5316 ■ £ £0� , MANUf ACTUtt 0 IN U I • II DtCCA UCOtOi «fcy % Fox Tn (66634) VocolCho. Bob Eb MARIA ELENA (Lorcal'� IUicrUu-5. K. RiumU) , J • LET IT FLOW SQftJU AlCAr'i I WISH UPON AL TAh . M njin ASCAF • V M ■ I ■ ’A ' DISCO DISCO DISCO-DISCO oosia DI5CO DI5CO DI5C O n£S Ugrespcct to his supers The trial lasted for more than soj weeks. Mitchell was sentenced to j years’ suspension of rank, command 1 duty. His pay and allowances were cu J It is rumored that he will resign a the service. f Th..«..-:- J cctfjJS- OCTOBER Mass-pro MHtOM ,tunne« CrowdsP««r iWtttry potentiaToTanTKriveT,-- r naval base such as Pearl Harbor ----------------- e attacked by planes from an turned the retreat mtoirnraTr —. fflcct. over 16.000 soldiers surrendered. bell entered military service during Before the war unexpectedly anish American War. November, he had talked wit - ':'1' ic World War he was active in the ‘ servii - Cl! heir cars, and Ford’s competitors were ‘ 'ing cars of different models and r_ . Model T’s were all the same and came only in black. Ford had to change ih the times. As a young machinist in Detroit, Ford ' his first gas-burning engine in 'ufir - in 1893 bo ° ame o... vith the times. As a young machinist ... worked on his first gas-burning en .., — • M® built his first car in 1893. In fnr the Edison Illuminat- - - menlon hiscar Aventor BY JACK McCURDY Timej Education Writer I Anglo enrollment in the Los An- J geles city schools dropped a record 115% or 31,003 students this year, in- dicating heavy white flight as a re- sult of the district’s newly begun de- segregation plan, a racial survrv ■ 0UA...-J • -- ucwijr oegun de- segregation plan, a racial survey An,.... ...... elected, takes Latin America good will trip w ■ Udergarten , Jun. 6. 1929- ident by a landslide yesterday. He swamjxsl Political analysts credit Hoover’s rep- engineer. At 23 he was placed in ch..r«-«L - Herbert Hoover his Democratic opponent, New York Gov. utation as a humanitarian and � � «w- jd States today. Alfred E. Smith. 1929- jHerbert Hoover 1 States today. t ied from a pre- uth America, our before en- part of a cam- •tin American ident by a landslide yesterday. He swamjicd his Democratic opponent, New York Gov. Alfred E. Smith. Hoover and his running mate, Charles Curtis, carried 40 states. That includes five southern states which have long voted solidly Democratic. Hoover will get 44-� electoral votes to 87 for Smith. Hoover’s popular vote apm� — 1-' will ___ exceed 21 mill ''- 11 be Mied; IA-51?? f J-S. Presided t- « trip. The . v....va analysis creatt Hoover's rep- utation as a humanitarian and an able business administrator for his win. In addition. Smith lost «unport of members in his own party « -'•••idiced against Catholics « alcoholic beverag advocated an end rv engineer. At 23 he was placed in churge' • of a gold mine in Australia. Anglo The next year he became chief engmeerfrli- slipped for the Imperial Burvau of Mims in China-eu; ollment He was in China during the Boxer Re- . over h«H h “ ------ Briand Pact .j-j hat the “ ---——- an end Yesterday's vc public feels Horn riding on its cur The new Prosi family which m Germany Wear - vesr - 929-The reservation was added that the n� -‘--..id not replace the Mom '- 1 m I- — 1 ctW kR-Briand ions The ouidn°tn run by CHICAGO. July 1, continue to drink liquor ev- transportation and sale ’■ the 18th Amen- „v ....o ... wnma miring the Boxer Re- i, a , jpr ■% ■ l—Mion. Hoover had his first experience 1 at If S -Ministrator when he took I iympic pdct c- «mb 1 - By Gerald Ness July 1, 1929-Americans :ouor even though its prohibited by nan.jnt. supplying tb me big business. Because 'Strolled by a criminal ••era Israel, Egypt Acfiievl .... Ct _ r n_. Ur . TON-Israeli and ? ' A — ir Fence ttgan could recite the have the audience Us- ranspo.. the 18th Aiii. liquor has become i .„ it is illegal, it is controlled element known as gangsters. America’s long coastlines and unguaro- £p ed frontiers make it almost impossible [ lot the Internal Revenue Service to W “ ■- the flow of liquor into the country. R y?jL,% ty by. •'ners bring in the Yiqoor, and « ' ko over its dxslribuuc W 7% A. V _ resfo )e Pa N0j H. IllUtll V. IW musical was released j Minnie Mouse, Mickcy ssweei- i ( rather creation of Disney’s is the Wq rn °r r? 0� ! 2XZSs mphonv' a ----------— „� 'Zl la mm (ielcgalions ire From Cbcano Gw?� ™ - 'f_ ——-----------------------------------------------x, -J n-- a, - (nr an-i - ■ j. _ Atimsior _ Mosh' ' 1 Silly ..... ; July. Planne. Byb ' Illi iacc treaty to end 30 .-Sent war. the Carter inounccd Sunday. eckcnd turnaround • - be virtual- with '-bfaf'sn. ncgoti- e audience Us- uayan. unvnsv «...� .v. —.... man and their chief assistants ? 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Happy Birthday, Mickey! -from Hoover High (Mickey Mouse copyright Walt Disney Productions) Theme Pg. 1 Seniors Pg. 16 US Pg. 60 Activities Pg. 70 Pep Pg. 94 Sports Pg. 104 Juniors Pg. 150 Sophomores Pg. 162 Administration Pg. 176 Organizations Pg. 186 Index Pg. 200 Advertising Pg. 206 sjoiuas Sahag Abdosian Kim Adams Cameron Adamson Vivian Aloma Dave Altounian Anita Abramian Ward Adams Kelly Akers SENIORS 17 Tony Alvarez Gaye Amussen Ayalia Araceli Cindy Archer Terry Atwell Tracy Atwell Silva Avaness Meredith Ayton Elizabeth Azizi Amgad Awad Becky Baele 18 SENIORS Annette baiocco tvette Baiocco Robin Bararata John Barcena Nancy Bartel David Bender 1 Jeff Beattie Stacie Bennett Robert Baugh Aram Bydian Rito Betancourt Tom Bickcrstaff Dottie Bishop Terri Blackwell Kevin Bogdon Barbara Bolde Corey Bond Derek Borisoff Doris Bornhauser Theresa Bougher SENIORS 19 Allison Bowen Suzanne Bradfield Todd Brafford Tracy Breault Sue Brockman Philip Brooks Alison Brown Kris Brown Leslie Brown Waller Brown Kathy Bujaki Oliver Buenz Fiona Burton Julio Campos David Caneva John Capodanno Dorik Carapetian David Carmichael Jeffery Carr Caren Cates 20 SENIORS Paul Chadsey Victor Chavez Ann Choi SENIORS 21 Brian Coffelt Brian Condit Scott Conrad Patsy Contreras Mike Cooksey Sheila Cooney Mark Corbin Richard Cornelison Tracy Corran Dosinda Correa Lori Cortese Cathy Cotton Anita Cozzie Paul Crockett Cindy Crone Ann Cross Ken Crossman Janet Crosthwaite 22 SENIORS Mark Damato Leo Damian Jan Dankowski Sean Dankowski Allan Dauphin Dan Davis Jerry Deal Abner De Cuia Leah DeLaney Ivon De La Nuez Jill Derris Barry Dickey Tracy Douglas Marlene Diaz Lynn De Vail Avery Drewe David Des Roches Dennis Dowse SENIORS 23 Terri Ducker Karl Dysthe Johnny Edwards Philip Ellis Lance Eastman Pat Elliot Dave Escher 24 SENIORS Jose Farinas Joanne Fazio Manuel Escgibar Sandy Estrada Odalys Fernandez Lino Fiorella Craig Fisher Joy Fiske Jacque Flinders Eddie Flores Matilda Flores Laura Franzon Jim Fraser Karolyn Freeman SENIORS 25 Lisa Genkos Morena Gonzalez Mike Greaves Bertha Guerrero Christine Gutierrez Brenda Grice Maria Gulin David Gonzales Sandra Gould Aida Grigorian Carol Graham Cheryl Grams Andrew Grigorian Adele Grinde Edward Hacobian Alan Hagge Keith Goodman Diane Gonzalez Marco Gonzalez 26 SENIORS Keith Hammer Drew Hamilton Pete Halton Randy Hales Linda Hankins Linda Hauch Doug Hasu Chad Hazen Frank Hennings Danny Hernandez SENIORS 27 Greg Hiscott Lori Hollen Robert Holman Andy Holzer Kaitzer Hovasapian Russell Hoverson Bob Hupp Steve Hurd Brian Hutchinson Hue Huynn Glenn Innocent 28 SENIORS Theresia Jackson Laura jae Richard Janies Todd Jensen Carlos Jimenez Bonnie Johnson Katie Johnson Dave Jolliffe Kathy Jorgensen Nancy Johns SENIOR DRILL TEAM MEMBERS: (standing) Kim Shipston, Alison Brown, Cindy Sottile, Drill Team Captains: Kaitzer Hovasapian, Christine Spyropoulos, Cheryl Grams, Leslie Brown, ChaCha Loya. Seated, Tracy Breauet, Lora Woodward, Shirley Rhody, Dottie Bishop, Cissy Vega, Kris Simon, Gae Werner. Kneeling, Liz Schill- ing, Carol Webb, Dawn Sprague, Terri Ducker. SENIORS 29 Sevak Kazaryan David Keller Susan Kempthorne Jim Kilgore Thomas Kilsheimer Wan Kim Gail King Rhonda Kirchner Saravot Klaharn Donald Knox Jr. Lori Koontz Margaret Krantz Jeffrey Kratka Jack Kukes Linda Kunz Marie La Breche Kourosh Lajevardi Denise Lameka 30 SENIORS Yvette Lang Bill Lewis Dave La Violette Jim Lawler James Lee Stuart Logan Frank Long Kimberly Loomis Jeff Leivo David Lorenz Becky Luderman Henry Loureiro Leonor Loveira Esperanza Loya Steve Luce SENIORS 31 Ron Makhanian Sandy Maliniemi Art Marquez Judy Martin Keith Martin JoAnne Martindale Nancy Marquette Carlos Martinz 32 SENIORS Lorraine Martinez Angelique Mathis Jeff Matsumoto SENIORS 33 julie Matt Robert Matteson Mary McAustin Kelli McCarthy Kathleen McConnell Mark McCullough Robert McCumber Terry McCune Fiona Mclnnes Judy McLaughlin 34 SENIORS Sharon McMillen Eileen Meehan Jason Mellon Millie Mendez Kari Mergenthal Florence Merino Talin Mesrobian Mark Miledi Rene Molina Collette Monjeau Patricia Moore Steve Moore Denis McLean Dora Mendoza Jean Moloney Tracy Mondragon Kasbar Mirkhanian Ronald Molder SENIORS 35 Jay Morgan Cecil Napoli Mark Nerlich Frank Nolan Peggy Ohlhauser Tony Olivas John Nystrom Mike O'Keefe Karen O'Brien Stan Pacheco Bob Paietta Gig Painter Jeff Newhouse Rebeca Nieves Cynthia Oghigian Tony Ohigashi Christina O'Reilly Del Ortega Robert Paisley Ki Myung Pak 36 SENIORS Teresa Palen Sylva Panosian Mark Parrot Roza Paz Christopher Patton -1 SENIORS 37 Jackie Penaranda Freda Pendry Cathleen Pike John Pitkin Karen Plessala Chris Pondella Laurie Pote Maribeth Proctor Kathy Ramirez Julie Reinhart Julie Ranek 38 SENIORS Susan Reinoso Maries Repuyan Jennifer Reynolds Shirley Rhody Pam Richmond Carol Rios Bill Rigo Tamera Roberts Dolores Rillo Michael Rineheart Tom Robles Armando Roccaforte Isabel Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Brian Ross Glenn Royer SENIORS 39 Seda Safarian 40 SENIORS Debbie Sanger Dino Santillo Pat Savatgy Julie Scavone Elizabeth Schilling Kathy Shaw Karen Scott Christine Serra Kim Shipston Ken Scott Charles Serrano Jean Shoemaker J Mary Lynne Shader Stephen Shaffer Frank Schultz Cathy Seo Paul Schmitz Jackie Sebits Alecia Schroyer Dean Sellars SENIORS 41 Leonard Shulman Kristen Simon Karineth Simonian Tim Simpson David Slavin Dave Smith Jennifer Soden Lisa Sojka Christina Somogyi 42 SENIORS Arthur Son Frank Sottile Padma Sonti Debbie Speed Manuel Soto Ruth Soto Cindy Sottile Dawn Sprague Christine Spyropoulos Razmik Sroshy Liz Stackler Sheri Staudinger David Stewart Julie Stewart Pamela Summer Jeanne Susca John Szerszen John Tasso Dawn Tate Debbie Taylor SENIORS 43 44 SENIORS Paul Tichenor Tracey Toerge Rosa Toledo Sylvia Toledo Neil Torgeson Jorge Torres Rhonda Tretsven Larry Trimble Diane Triphon John Tucker Mark Turrill George Vanderveen John Van Meter Cecilia Vega Samuel Velazquez Richard Venrick SENIORS 45 Sue Vertal forge Villa Margaret Ventura JoAnne Vitale Bob Vivante Angela Watkins Scott Wade Frances Watt Carol Webb Charlene Weege Linda Walker Patricia Ward 46 SENIORS Lorraine Weiner Kelly While Gae Werner Matson Wesley Cindy Wilson Kelli Wilson Angela West Sergio Witzelsberger Laura Wolf Darin Wood Lora Woodward Jim Worley SENIORS 47 48 SENIORS Vivian Zeman Julie Zidcll Linda Ziel Steve Zinser Beth Yule Don Zeller Lesley Wright Valerie Ybarra SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Julie Hodges, treasurer; Kaitzer Hovasapian, vice president; Derek Bori- soff, president; Joy Fiske, secretary. SENIORS 49 Senior Prom Just the Way You Are Crystal Ballroom Ambassador Hotel May 18, 1979 Princess Kimberly Loomis rrmcess Patricia Moore rimless Laurie Pote Hoover Senior Achievements Enrique C. Abbo: Jr., Sr. B.G.D. Committees, B.C.D. Pa- rade, Spring Play, Taming of the Shrew Play, Disco Dance, Junior Achievement, French Club Chairman, Sucker Sale, Carnation Sale. Sahag Ahdosian: Hoover Band, Soccer Team. Wafik Abdou: Chess Club, Soccer Team. Anita Abramian: J.V., Varsity Swim Team, Holds School record for 50-Breaststroke, AFS Club, Sewing Fashion Con- test, Area Business Conference Winner. Kimberly Adams: Sophomore Yell Leader, B.C.D. Com- mittees, J.V., Varsity Batgirl, Ceramics Club, Kiwanis Sewing Contest. Ward Adams: Hoover Band Vice-President, Pep Band, Stage Band, B.G.D., Legislator, Key Club, Boys League, Rose Parade Float Worker. Cameron Adamson: Sophomore Football, Varsity Golf. Kelly Akers: Concert Glee, A Cappella Choir, 78 79 Spring Musicals, Winter Spring Concerts, Latin Club, Vice-President Calif. Junior Classical League, J.V. and Var- sity Badminton, Rose Parade Float Worker, Jr., Sr. B.G.D. Committies, CSF Club, Latin Club officer. Junior Honor Es- cort. Dave Altounian: Legislator, Sound System Technician, B.G.D. Committies, Jr. Sr. Skit, B of A Float Committees. Tony Alvarez: Track Team, Cross Country Team. Legisla- ture. Araceli Avala: B.G.D. Committee, California Interscholastic Federation Scholarship. Meredith Ayton: Girls J.V. Varsity swim team, B.G.D. Committees, G.A.A., Pep Club. Becky Baele: Swim Team, Glee Club, Pep Club, B.G.D. Committee, Legislature. John Barcena: Legislator, Most valuable Player award for Basketball Sophomore year, J.V. Basketball won coaches award. Varsity Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball 2 yrs. Nancy Bartel: Girls League Publicity Chairman-Sophomore year, S Club, Sign Language Club, Red Cross Club, Latin Club, Track Team Sophomore year. Evettc Baiacco: J.V.-Varsity Basketball, J.V.-Varsity Badmin- ton Team, Ceramics Club, Sign Language Club. David Bender: Bank of America Trade lndustrial Award. Stacie Bennett: Girls Varsity Softball I yrs.. Most Valuable Player in Junior year for Softball, J.V., Varsity Tennis Teams, B.G.D. Committees, C.A.A. Tom Bickerstaff: Sophomore Football, B.G.D. Committee Senior year. Dottie Bishop: Drill Team, Dir. of Assemblies, Legislature, Ski Club, Girls' Swim Team, Senior Jog-a-thon, Mural Paint- ing, Water Polo Manager, Soph, Jr. Sr. BCD Committees, Jr. Sr. Prom Committees, Cabinet, Girls' League, Creative Writing Club, USA Club, Ceramics. Barbi Bolde: Dance Concerts, Jr., Sr. B.G.D. Committees, Thursday Theatre, Prom Committee, Winter Concert, Fine Arts Assembly, Latin Club- Convention Chairman 76-77, Thespian, Legislator, Powder Puff Football, Drama Festival, Scroll Staff, Purple Press Staff, Float worker. Corey Bond: Sophomore Songleader, Soph, Jr., Sr. B.G.D. Committees, Junior Prom Committee, Drill Team, Varsity Bat Girl, Sophomore Backwards Dance Committee. Derek Borisoff: Sr. Class President, Legislator, French Club, Sophomore, Varsity Water Polo, Leagues Most Valuable Player in Water Polo, Varsity Water Polo Captain, Varsity Swim Team, Most Valuable Swimmer, Swim Team Record Holder, Varsity Swim Team Captain. Doris Bornhauser: Kiwani's Contests 78 and 79, Dance Concerts 78 and '79, B.G.D. Sophomore and Senior eyars. Home Arts Club, Der Vasistas Club. Theresa Bougher: Track Team in Junior Year. Susie Bradfield: Legislator, J.V. Tennis Team 2 years. Varsity Tennis Team, B.G.D. Senior Magazine Sale, Senior Jog-a- thon, Ski Club, Pep Club, Youth and Government, Team Leadership Award for Tennis. Tracy Breault: Drill Team, J.V. Tennis, Girls' League Vice- President, B.G.D., Jr. Prom Committees, Legislator. Alison Brown: Drill Team, J.V. Songleader, Batgirl, B.G.D. Activities, Legislature. Leslie M. Brown: B.G.D. Committees, J.V. Batgirl, Varsity Batgirl, Junior Class Secretary, J.V. Songleader, Drill Team, Prom Committees, Homecoming Court. Oliver Bunz: Cabinet 78, Exchange Student, A.F.S. Club, Photo Club. Julio Campos: Sophomore Football, Soph, Varsity Track, 8.G.D. Committees, B of A Achievement Award. Jeff Carr: A.S.B. President, Jr. Class President, Sophomore Vice President, Varsity Golf Team, Most Valuable Player League as Sophomore in Golf, Optimist Youth Appreciation Award, Soroptimist Outstanding Citizen Award, Legislator, N.E.D.T. Award, B.G.D. Committee Chairman Committee C.I.F. Recognition Award, C.S.F. Sealbearer, California Boys' State Senator, Interschool Council Advisory Board member. Ski Club, B of A Liberal Arts Plaque Winner, Rose Parade Float Worker, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Paul Chadsey: Hortensio, Edward Carmichael, Robin Puck Goodfellow Zuo Yung Chung: Varsity Soccer Team, Sophomore Basket- ball team. Cindie Cisneros: Varsity Swim Team 3 yrs. Water Polo-man- ager, Swim Team manager, A.F.S. club, Thursday Theatre, Scroll Staff, Pep Club, B.G.D. Committees. Jim Clarke: Varsity Track Manager, California Scholarship Federation, Junior Statesmen of America Club. Brian Coffelt: Ski Club, B.G.D. Committee, Key Club. Mark R. Collins: Sophomore Baseball Team, Best Pitcher Award in Baseball, Varsity Baseball. Mark Corbin: Varsity Golf 3 yrs.. Young Life Representative Tracy Corran: Drill Team, Modern Dance Club, Art Club President, Purple Press Staff, Varsity Short Flag Girl. Janet Crosthwait: Thespians, Thursday Theatres, Fine Arts Assemblies, Childrens Theatre Spring Play 78-79, A Cap- pella Choir, Concert Glee, Spring Musicals, Winter Con- certs, Tour of Homes, B.G.D. Activities, Water Polo man- ager 77 Girls Swim Team, Tall Flag and Sign Carrier 77-79. |an Dankowski: Varsity Tennis, J.V. Tennis, B.G.D. Com- mittees. Jerry Deal: Sophomore Track, J.V. Track, J.V. Cross Country, Hoover Key Club. Diane Diez: J.V. Softball. Lean Delaney: A.F.S. Club, S Club, Photo Club, Tennis Team, Keywanetts, Girls Glee, B.G.D. Activities, Spring Winter Concerts. Tracy Douglas: Legislator, Cross Country, Children's Theatre. Avery Drewe: Sophomore Track and Cross Country, Ski Club, Scroll Staff, Photo Club, Pep Club. Terri Ducker: CSF Member, Varsity Swim Team - 3 years, B.G.D. Committees, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Drill Team, Drill Team Dance Competition, French Club, G.A.A. Lance Eastman: Most Valuable Player of Sophomore Foot- ball, 2 years Varsity Football, Soph. Track, 2 years Varsity Track. Manuel Escobar: Soccer Team Soph., JV, and Varsity, Most Valuable Player of JV and Varsity Soccer Team. Sandy Estrada: JV and Varsity Basketball, JV and Varsity Softball, Volleyball. Noe Farias: 2 years Varsity Soccer. Jose R. Farinas: Track Team Manager, CSF, Jr. Statesman Club. Craig Fisher: Soph, and 2 years Varsity Swim Team, JV and Varsity Water Polo, A Cappella. Joy Fiske: Sr. Class Secretary, Drill Team, Dance Concert, Jr. Prom Committee, Cabinet-Spring Semester, Kiwanis Sewing Contest, Sr. Prom Committee, Pep Club, Legislature, B.G.D. Committees, Girls' League Board, Key Club Sweetheart, Rose Parade Float Committee, Sr. Magazine Sale Com- mittee, Sr. Jog-a-thon Committee, Fashion Club. 3s 52 SENIOR CREDITS lac que Flinders: Lalin Club-2 years. Manager of Boys' Swim Team and Wafer Polo-2 years, Jr. and Sr. B.G.D., Jr. Prom Committee, Marching Band-3 years. Tour of Homes, Swim Team-3 years. Scroll Staff, U.S.A. Club, Jr. Statesman Club, Winter and Spring Concerts, Girls' League. Eddie Flores: Soph, and 2 years-Varsity Track, Soph, and 2 years Varsity Football, Art '78 Display (2nd place). Dan Foss: Soph. Football, Varsity Track and Field, Boys' League President, Cabinet, Marching Band, Stage Band, Or- chestra, CSF, National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, Legis- lator. Laura Fran on: Jr. and Sr. Tall Flag and Sign Carrier, Girl's League Friendshwp Chairman, Legislator, B.G.D. Com- mittees, Fashion Club Vice-President, Scroll Staff. James Fraser: )V Football and Baseball, Varsity Baseball. Bill Gillis: Soph. Football, B.G.D. Committee, Member Hoover Secret Service. David Gonzales: JV and Varsity Basketball, JV and Varsity Baseball Carol Graham: Scroll Staff, B.G.D. Aida Grigorian: Cabinet '78-Director of Fine Arts, Vice- President Thespian Society, A.S.B. Plays, Fall Drama Festi- vals, Thursday Theatre, Concert Glee, A Cappella Choir, Winter and Spring Concert, Spring Musicals, Modern Dance Concerts, Talent Show, Jr. Statesman Club, Secre- tary-CSF, B.G.D. Activities, Junior Honor Guard. Adele Grinde: J.V. Songleader Girl's League, Varsity Yell Leader, Drill Team, A Cappella, Jr. Prom Queen, B.G.D. Committees, A.S.B. Secretary, Winter and Spring Concerts, Scroll Staff, Soph, and Jr. Glee, Tour of Homes, Powder Puff Football. Keith Hammer: Soph., J.V. and Varsity Basketball. Linda Hankins: Drill Team, Latin Club, Spring Musical, Drama, Legislator, B.G.D. Committee. Randy Hales: Soph, and Varsity Track, J.V. and Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Cross Country Most Valuable Runner, '78, Rose Parade Float. Doug Hasu: Key Club, Boys League President, Junior State- sman, CSF, Boys State, Tennis Team, NMSQT finalist. Chad Hazen: A Cappella-2 years, CSF-3 years. Chess Club, Pep Club. Mercedes Herrera: BGD Committees Danny Hernandez: Key Club, Sophomore BGD, Junior BGD, Senior BGD, Legislature Civil Air Patrol, Pep Club. Alonso Hidalgo: Sophomore Track, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country Team Captain. Julie Hodges: Varsity Short Flag. Sr. Class Treasurer, ASB Director of Publicity Fall semester '77, Tall Flag Twirler Sign Carrier, Purple Press Staff, A Cappella Choir, Spring Musi- cals '77, '78, '79, Glee Club, BGD Committee, Jr, Sr, Prom Committees, Sr. Magazine Sale, CSF two Semesters, 'S' Club, PTA Tour of Homes, Rose Parade Float worker, legis- lator. Randy Hoehn: ASB Vice President; Spring Semester, Soph. Yell Leader, J.V. Yell Leader, BGD Committees, Soph, and Varsity Swim Team, J.V. and Varsity Water Polo, Varsity Swim Team Captain, A Cappella, Spring Musicals, Winter Concerts, Spring Play, Drama, Thursday Theater's Prom Committees, Rose Parade Float worker. Pep Club President, Fine Arts Assembly, Sr. Magazine sale. Summer Exchange Student to Finland, C.I.F. Water Polo, First Team all League Water Polo Goalie. Wendy Hoisington: Varsity Short Flag, Drill Team, Legisla- tor, Girls League Secretary, Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees, Ski Club, BGD Activities, Modern Dance Concerts, Rop. Sue Holbrook: Sophomore, Jr., Sr., BGD Committees, 'S' Club, JV and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball, Badmin- ton, A cappella. Spring and Winter Musicals, Jr. Prom Com- mittee, Varsity Short Flag, Rose Parade Float, 'S' Club Presi- dent, Girls League Vice Pres. Director of Girls Athletics, cabinet. Lori Hollen: Concert Glee, Legislature, Winter Concert, A cappella. Drama, Spring Play, BGD Skit, Thursday theatre. Childrens theatre. Kaitzer Hovaspian: Drill Team Head Captain, Drill team Competition dance team three years. Scroll Editor-in-Chief, Scroll Staff, Senior Class Vice President, Girls League Senior Class Rep. Senior Prom Committee, Senior Magazine Sale, Float worker. Tour of Homes, BGD Committees, Skit direc- tor, Legislator, USA Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Backwards Dance Committee. Erich Hovley: Sophomore and Varsity Swimming, J.V. and Varsity Water Polo, CIF Water Polo, Latin Club Rose Parade Float, Latin Club, Pep Club, Junior Class Magazine Sale. Hue Huynh: French Club. Theresia Jackson: Sophomore Songleader, BGD Com- mittees. Richard Janies: Sophomore Football, Varsity Football Team, Sophomore, Jr. Varsity, and Varsity Basketball Teams, Soph- omore Track Team, Varsity Track Team, All League safety and tight end. All CIF Safety, Babe Herman Award for Foot- ball, BGD Activities. Todd Jensen: Soph. Jr. and Sr. Football, |r. Prom Escort, Homecoming Escort, Purple Gang, Legislator, Ski Club, Best Offensive Back Award. Katie Johnson: Glee Club, Spring Concerts, Sr. Magazine Sale, Prom Committees, BGD Committees, Pep Club, Hoo- ver Tour of Homes, Sr. Jog-a-Thon, Youth and Government, SSF, Scroll Staff, Girl's League, Global Experience. Dave Jolliffe: President of Thespians, A Cappella, Jr. BGD. Serak Kazaryan: Orchestra, International day. Soccer team. Lori Koontz: Girls League Secretary and Treasurer, Califor- nia Scholarship Federation Sealbearer, Junior and Senior BGD, Junior Prom Committee, Head Tall Flag and Sign Car- rier, Girls Glee and Winter and Spring Concerts, A Cap- pella, USA Club, AFS Club, Baseball Support Club, Tour of Homes, Senior Float Worker, NEDT Certificate, PSAT Com- mended Student, Junior Honor Escort. Marie La Breche: AFS Club member. Glee Club, Badminton Team, NGD Committee, Scholarship. Jeff leivo: Jr. Varsity and Varsity Basketball, Jr. and Varsity Baseball. Surf Club, Ski Club. Bill Lewis: ASB Varsity Yell Leader, Jr. Class Vice President, Sophomore Football, Legislator BGD Committee and As- semblies, Rose Parade Float worker, Jr. Prom Committees and Master of ceremonies. Stuart Logan: Legislature, Sophomore football, BGD Activi- ties, Stage Crew. Kim Loomis: Girls' League, Legislature, Key Club Sweet- heart, Fashion Club, Kiwanis Sewing Contest, Dance Com- mittees, BGD Committees, Pep Squad, Varsity Songleader, B. of A. Achievement Award. David Lorenz: Varsity Track, Soph. Basketball, Soph. Foot- ball. Lenor loveira: BGD, International Club, French Club. Esperanza Loya: BGD, Drill Team, A Cappella, Spring Musi- cals, Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees, AFS 'S' Club. Craig Lutz: Soph, and Varsity Football BGD, Soph. Scholar- ship Federation, Rose Parade Float, BGD Parade. Bruce Mac leod: ASB President, ASB Attorney General, Soph. JV and Varsity Water Polo, Best Defensive Player in Water Polo, Soph. Varsity Swimming, CIF Water Polor Twice, CIF Swimming. A Cappella, Winter Concerts, Spring Musicals, National Merit Scholarship Commended Student, NEDT Award Winner, Rose Parade Float, Senior Magazine Sale, CSF, BGD Committees. Lori Magnus: Varsity Songleader, JV Songleader, Senior Legislature, Sophomore MVP for Gymnastics, Gymnastics team, BGD Committee, Rose Parade Float. Latin Club, Latin Conventions. Judy Martin: Jr. Prom Committee, Jr. BGD Committee, Sr. BGD Committee, Modern Dance, Dance Concerts, Sr. Prom Committees. Keith Martin: CSF, BGD Activities, Latin Club, Pep Club. JoAnne Martindale: Varsity Short Flag, A Cappella, Spring and Winter Concerts, Girls' Glee, Latin Club, Swim Team, Sophomore Girls League Rep., Legislature, Ski Club, Prom Committees Service Club, Tall Flag Twirier. Rose Parade Float worker, BGD Committees. Carlos Martinez: JV Cross Country, Varsity Track, Talent show. Tracie Massiet: Spring Plays, Fall Drama Festivals, Thespians Winter Plays, Dance Concert, Winter Concert, Dance Com- mittees, B.G.D. Committees, Prom Committees, Purple SENIOR CREDITS S3 Press Staff, Scroll Staff, Swim Team, Baseball Club, S Club, Senior Magazine Sales, Senior Mug Sales, Angel Mathis: Senior B.C.D., Girls Swim Team; Varsity, Gymnastics, Badminton, Thursday Theater, Thespians, Spring Play, Drama Button Sale. Stan Matlock: Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, Soph. Basket- ball, B.G.D. Activities, A Cappella, Pep Club. Jeff Matsumoto: Soph., JV, and Varsity Water Polo, Soph, and Varsity Swim Team, Latin Club, Latin Club Vice-Presi- dent, Junior Statesman Club Treasurer, CSF, NEDT Award, National Merit Scholarship Finalist, Varsity Water Polo League Champs 1979, Pep Club. Julie Matt: AFS Exchange Student (Austria), AFS President, CSF Member, Junior Statesman Club, AFS Member 3 years, Der Vasistas Club, Senior B.G.D. Robert Matteson: Soph., JV, and Varsity Water Polo, Soph, and Varsity Swim Team, Youth and Government Model Legislature, Rose Parade Float. Kelli McCarthy: A.F.S., Spring Musical. Terry McCune: Soph. Songleadcr, JV Batgirl, B.G.D. Activi- ties. Fiona Mary Mclnnes: Soph. Jr. Sr. B.G.D., Jr. Prom com- mittee. Judy McLaughlin: Soph. Jr. Sr. B.G.D. committees, Jr. Prom committee. Legislator, Fashion show. Girls League, Rose pa- rade float. Backwards dance committee. Millie Mendez: Art club. Ceramics club, B.G.D. activities. Kari Mergenthal: Latin club. Girls J.V. tennis team. Girls Varsity tennis team. Marching Band, Band President, Spring Musicals, B.G.D. activities, Jr. Sr. Prom Committee Or- chestra, Winter and Spring Concerts. Kasbar Mirhanian: Hoover Marching Band and Orchestra Mark Miledi: J.V. and Varsity Baseball Bart Miller: 3 years Varsity Track, Soph, football. Soph. Track High Point Man, Soph. Track most valuable runner, B.G.D. committees, 2 years Cross Country, Purple press. Most Inspirational Varsity Runner. Ron Molder: Marching Band, Stage 8ands, Spring Musicals, Track Team, Cross Country Track Team, Pep Band Rene Molina: B.G.D. activities, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball, Spring Play. Jean Maloney: CSF, Badminton Team, Gymnastics Team- M.V p. for 78 B.G.D., Legislator, B of A plaque for business. Sieve Moore: Soph. Football, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, A.F.S. Carnation sale, B.G.D. activities. Pep Club, Rose Pa- rade committee. Ski club. Chess club. Art club, H Club, HHS- Hoover Secret Service Orlando Moreno: Hoover Football Mickey Mouse: Born Nov. 1, 1929. 1st talking animated cartoon character, own TV show, living legend, best loved Mousketcer. Mark Nerlick: Soph. Varsity Swim Team, Soph Varsity Water Polo, Soph team Capt. of Water Polo, M.V.P. water polo team. John Nystrom: Legislator, Soph B.G.D., Float Decoration Karen O'Brien: Baseball support club. Junior and Senior Flag Carrier, Jr. Prom Committee, B.G.D., Y.F.U. Exchange student to Sweden, Youth and Government, Jr. State of America. Peggy Ohlhauser: Girls Track Team, Football Mgr. Pep club. Prom committees, B.G.D. committees. Girls Glee Club, Legislator, Winter Spring Concerts, Spring Musicals. Cynthia Ohigian: Soph, songleader. Drill Team. Legislator. Mike O'Keefe: J.V. and Varsity Basketball, BCD Jr. Sr., Cagers club. Ski Club, Junior Prom escort, 2nd team all league in basketball, HHS- Hoover Secret Service Chess Club, Young Life, Rose Float worker, H club. Robert Paietta: Der Vasistas Klub. Sooh. BGD Activities, J.V. Varsity Tennis, A cappella. Winter Spring Concert, Spring Musical. Ki-Myung-Pak: Soccer Team, Football Team. Sylva Panosian: Junior Achievement, Purple Press Staff, Scroll Staff, Pep Club, B.G.D. Activities, Legislature, Bad- minton, Rose Parade Worker, Carnation Sale, Prop Corn Sale Winner, Senior Magazine Sale. Christopher Patton: Junior State of America. Terri Pearson: Varsity Tennis, Badminton, Legislator. Jackie Penarada: Dance concert. Fine arts assembly. Rick Petersen: Tennis Team, Jr., Sr., Soph. California Schol- arship Federation two years. Purple Press Staff. Bill Pierce: Thespians, Spring and Winter Plays, Band, Spring Musicals. John Pitkin: Legislator, BGD Activities, BGD Skit, Rose Pa- rade Float. Laurie Pole: Varsity Songleader, Drill Team, Sr. BGD Activi- ties, Sr. Prom Committee, Spring Musical, Winter Concert, Rose Parade Float. Lindsay Pulliam: Varsity Track, J.V. Cross Country, Pep Club, BGD Activities, Senior Rose Parade Float. Jarean Ray: Sophomore representative for Girl's League Board, NEDT Certificate, JV Basketball and Badminton Teams, CSF, NMSC Commended Student, Junior Statesman of America, Varsity Badminton Team. Brian Reason: BGD Activities, Legislator, Track '77, BGD Speech 77, Stage Crew. Julie Reinhart: Sophomore Secretary, BGD Committees, Tennis Team, Volleyball Team, Basketball Team, Badmin- ton Team, Legislator, Tour of Homes. Susan Reinoso: BGD Activities 78-79, Rose Float '79, Fash- ion Club, Junior Statesmen Club, Scroll Staff, Jr. Prom Activi- ties. Marites Ropuyan: Beginning Modern Dance '77, Inter- mediate Dance '78, Advanced Intermediate '79, Fine Arts Assembly, Dance Concerts '77 and 79, Spring Musical 78. Shirley Rhody: Drill Team, ASB Secretary’, French Club Sec- retary Treasurer, Senior BGD Committees, Girl's League, Purple Press News Editor, Modern Dance Club. Mike Rinehart: BGD Committees, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football-2 years. Prom committees. Tammy Roberts: Drill Team, BGD committee. Junior Yell Leader, Band, Senior Band. Brian Ross: Fall Spring Plays, BGD Skit, BGD Parade, French Club, Sophomore Football, Fall Drama Festival, Shakespeare Festival, Thespians, Rose Parade Float. Scott Russell: Thespian, Winter Spring Plays, Fall Drama Festival, Children's Theater, Thursday Theaters, Fine Arts Assembly. Rose Ruzich: Girl's Cross Country Varsity-3 Years, Girl's Varsity Track-3 Years, Cross Country Captain 1978, Latin Club-3 Years, 1978-79 Latin Club President, Photo Club Vice-President 1977-78, Legislator, Latin Club Rose Parade- Float, CSF, Honor Guard 1978, Junior Statesman, BGD, BOA Recognition Award, Senior Jog-a-thon, NJCl Delegate, CJCL Conventions- 3 Years. Debbie Sanger: ASB Director Of Girl's Athletics, Scroll Staff, Volleyball Teams, Basketball Team, Softball Teams-3 Years, Drill Team, Member of Girl's league Board, Fashion Club, GAA President, BGD Committees, Prom Committees. Elizabeth Shilling: Editor-in-Chief Of Purple Press, Girl's Varsity Track, Drill Team, Debate Club, November Tornado of the Month, Dance Class, Legislature, Jr. Prom committee. Sophomore Dance Committee, Spring Dance Concert Committee, Fine Arts Assembly, Spring Dance Concert, Sr. Prom Committees, BGD. Karen Scott: CSF Christine Serra: Sophomore Yell Leader, BGD Committees. Mary Lynne Shader: Scroll Staff, BGD committees, USA Club, Jr. Sportsman Club, Rose Parade Float, AFS Club. Kim Shipston: Drill Team-3 Years, Fashion Club, Sr. Prom Committee, Drill Team, Kiwanis Sewing Contest, Rose Pa- rade Float Committee, Global Experience, BGD com- mittees, USA Club, Ski Club, ROP Banking Program. Timothy Simpson: Soph. Football Team, BGD Committees, Rose Parade Float Committee. David Slavin: lunior State Legislator, BOA Math Award, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Finalist, Jr. Varsity Cross Country. Padma Sonti: AFS Club, ASB Director of Student Relations, Der Vasistas Klub, BGD Committees, USA Club President, legislator. Purple Press Staff, Lion's Club Speech Contest, Tour of Homes. Ruth Soto: Softball Team 1977, Scroll Staff Photographer 1978-1979 Cindy Sottile: Drill Team 2Yi years. Soph, songleader. Homecoming court. Drama Club, B.G.D. committees Soph, 54 SENIOR CREDITS Jr., Sr., Ski Club Party Club Frank Sottilc: Ski Club, Legislator, BCD, Drama Festival. Debbie Speed: Scholarship, Modern Dance Club, Legisla- tor, Jr. Prom Princess, B.C.D. Committees Chris Spyropoulos: Drill Team Soph., Jr., Sr., J.V. Song- leader, B.C.D. committees. Modern Dance Concert, Home- coming Court princess. Drill Team Head Captain 1st semes- ter Sheri Staudinger: Jr. and Sr. B.C.D. committees, B.C.D. pa- rade, B.C.D. skit. Tall Flag and Sign Carrier, Girls League Publicity Chairman, Girls League President, Fall and Spring Legislator, Scroll Stall, Hoover Mural Painter, Ski Club, Ski Club President, Pep Club, Young Lile, Tour-ol-Homes, Hyptomist Assembly, Cabinet, Sr. Jog-A-Thon, Sr. Prom Committee, Sr. Magazine Sale. David Stewart: Marching, Stage, and Pep Bands, A Cap- pella. Prod. Orchestra, Latin, U.S.A., Red Cross, and A.F.S. Club, Track, Tour ol Homes, B.C.D., all Concerts and Musi- cals. Julie Stewart: Modern Dance Club, S Club, Girls League, B. C.D. soph, Jr., Sr., Ceramics Clubs, Art Club, Kiwanets Club. Pam Summerhayes: Gymnastics Team 2 years. Ceramics Club. John Szerszcn: A Cappella Choir, Spring and Winter Con- certs, Soph. Cross Country and Track, Pep Club, U.S.A. Club, A.F.S. Carnation, Red Cross Club, B.C.D., Activities, Rose Parade Float Worker. Debora Taylor: Cirls League, Dance Committee, A Cap- pella, Jr. Sr. Glee Spring Musicals, Winter Concert, Cre- ative Writing Club Expression Magazine, Modern Dance, Dance Concert, B.C.D. committees. Junior Prom Com- mittee, S Club, John lasso: Soph, and Varsity Track Team, Soph Scholar- ship, Fed. Dawn Tate: Director of A.S.B. Activities, Cabinet, Key Club Sweetheart, Director of Fine Arts, J.V. Yell leader. Pep Squad, Director of Pep Club, B.C.D. Committees, Jr. Sr. Prom Committees, Legislator, Cirls J.V. Tennis, M.V.P. for J.V. Tennis, Kiwanis Contest, Fashion Club, Art Club, Tour of Homes. Sue Tetley: Soph, |r., swim team, B.C.D., Committees, C. S.F., Ski Club. Jonni Thompson: Fashion Club, B.C.D. Ray Thorpe: B.C.D. activities. Weight Lifting Record, Var- sity Football 2 years, J.V. Football M.V.P., '79 Varsity Foot- ball Coaches Award, C.S.F., Soph Football, Legislator, Rose Parade Float worker. Rhonda Trelsven: Thespians, Spring Plays, Winter Plays, Spring Concerts, Winter Concerts, Soph. Glee, A Cappella, S Club, Photo Club, Photo Club Secretary, Fall Drama Festi- val, B of A Certificate winner, B.C.D., Thursday Theater, Children's Theater Diane Triphon: S Club, Creative Writing Club, Glendale Float, B of A Float, Keywanettes, Soph B.C.D., Der Visistas, Keywanettes rep., Keywanettes Correspondent for L.A. Cre- ative Magazine Sale, Creative writing sales. Mark Turnll: Soph. Varsity Track, Junior Varsity Cross Coun- try-, C.S.F., A Cappella, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Yo- semite Expedition, B.C.D. Jon Van Meter: Stage Manager, Acappella, Spring Plays, Winter Plays, B.C.D., Activities, Stage Crew, Thespians. Cissy Vega: Director of Fine Arts, Thespian Secretary, Win- ter and Spring Plays, Thursday Theater, Drama Festival, Dance Concerts and Productions, Concert Glee, B.C.D. committees and activities. Girls League Secretary, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Class Magazine Sale, Jog-a-Thon, Drill Team, U.S.A. Club, Childrens Theater Cabinet, Drill Team Review, Pep Club, Talent Show Director, Float Worker, Winter Concert, B.C.D. Assistant Director. Samuel Velazquez: Soph, |r. Soccer Team Sue Verlal: Soph, |r., Sr. B.C.D. Activities, Drill Team, Pow- der Puff Football, Junior Prom Committee, J.V. Batgirl, Var- sity Songleader, Tour of Homes, Cirls League, Soph. Dance Committee. Joanne Vitale: Junior Varsity Songleader, Varsity Song- leader, Gymnastics team Gae Vivian Werner: B.C.D. 3 years,A.F.S. carnation seller, Cirls league, 2 years. Drill Team 2 years, C.S.F. Sealbearer, Yearbook Assistant Editor, Scroll 2 years, D.R.A. award, Jr.- Sr. Prom Committees, Junior Honor Guard for graduation, U.S.A., Tour of Homes, Scroll dance committee. Drill Team captain 2nd Semester. David Wheeler: Friend to Mrs. Guorrera and Nick Bottom. Kelly White: B.C.D., Gymnastics. Lynne Willis: Varsity Tennis Team, Varsity Basketball Team, Softball Team, Band, Powder Puff Football, Secretary-Junior Statesmen of America. Cindy Wilson: Ski Club, Gymnastics, B.C.D. Kelli Wilson: Sophomore Treasurer, Director of Publicity, Concert Glee, A Cappella, Winter and Spring Concerts, Tour of Homes, Modern Dance, B.C.D., Fine Arts Assem- bly, Pep Club, Dance Concerts. Darin Wood: A.S.B. Director of Publicity, Jr. Class Trea- surer, C.S.F., Varsity Bat Girl, Legislator, Varsity Yell Leader, Jr. Prom Princess, Dance committees. Girls Service Club, Water-polo team manager. Rose parade float worker, B.C.D. Lora Woodward: Gymnastics 2 years. Sophomore Tennis Team, B.C.D., Jr. Prom committee. Drill Team 2 years, Thespian, Drama Festival, Scroll Staff, Dervasistas Klub. Jim Worley: Scroll Staff Photographer, A Cappella, Winter and Spring Concerts, B.C.D., Legislator, Spring Musical. Lesley Wright; Scroll Staff, Girls Glee, Winter-Spring Con- certs, Spring Musical, Tour of Homes, Red Cross Club, USA club, Creative Writing club, legislator. Bob Vivante: Sophomore Football, Varsity Track, A.S.B. Varsity Yell Leader, B.C.D. Activities, Legislator, Senior Magazine Sale, Senior log-a-thon. Senior Prom Committee Mr. Irresistible 1976. Linda Walker: A Cappella Choir, Concert Clee, Spring Mu- sicals, Winter, Spring Concerts, Dance Concerts, Tall Flag Carrier, Tour of Homes, C.S.F., BCD Committees, Jr. Sr. Prom Committees, U.S.A. Club, Rose Float Worker, Cirls' League Friendship Chairman, A.F.S. club. Studio Dance Night. Angela Watkins: A Cappella, Spring Musicals, BCD com- mittees, Head Tall Flag and Sign Carrier, Varsity Batgirl, Concert Clee. Charlene Weege: Fine Arts Assembly, Winter and Spring Plays, BCD Parade Thespian Club, Thursday Theater, lorri Weiner: A Cappella Choir, Musicals, Drill Team, Swim Team, Mascot, Director of Assemblies, Cabinet, BCD, Win- ter Play, Yearbook Staff, Purple Press Staff, S Club, Key Club Sweetheart, Girls' League. Girls' League Vice Pres., USA Club, Photo Club, Creative Writing Club, Legislator, Rose Parade Float, PTA Tour of Homes, Senior Magazine Sale, Senior Prom Committee, Red Cross Club, Senior |og- a-Thon. Angela West: Art Club, Creative Writing Magazine. SENIOR CREDITS 55 GLENDALE -reflections Below: Looking north on Brand Blvd., 1926. Bottom: Looking north on Brand Blvd., 1979. Public education in Glendale began 100 years ago with 11 students in a 1 room school house. As Hoover celebrates its 50th anniversary, there comes a time to reflect on just how far the community has progressed. Glendale was founded during the mining days and government in- corporated in 1906. Since then, Glendale has thrived grown through floods, fires, earthquakes energy shortages. Wealthy families, such as the Brands, Harts, Goodes, have contributed to the prosperity of Glendale. Some buildings and certain areas have become landmarks popular spots for Glendale citizens. Hoover has helped popularize these land- marks, which are famous now in their own right. Had it not been for the pioneers and the contributions of the early families, the Hoover family would not have such a superb community in which to live! Above: Aerial view of Brand Estate and Airport, 1925. Above: Glendale's first city hall, 1912. Below: Brand Library’, 1979. CENTRE theatre rom� i Ni oium t� t o� '0� a ..,«1. noil c� 0 Interchange of 134 2. Robinson's, Civic Center Glendale Hotel. Above: Aerial view of Hoover. Left: Glendale galleria. In Dedication to Ruth Carruth .. . Retired June, 1978 Whose love of literature and enthusiasm for teaching gave her the ability to inspire students to do better when they felt they could not. She stressed the importance of cjuestioning not only words and liter- ature, but also life and living. She took a special interest in each of us and saw each one of us as an individual. Her thorough knowledge and constant research gave her superior standards by which to teach. She knew each one of the great authors, almost personally, by her sensitive perception of his works and her own scholarly intellect. Surely Hoover High School will never be able to replace her, nor shall we ever forget the contributions which she so unselfishly gave to us in her many years of teaching.- -Frank Nolan SENIOR DEDICATION 59 Around campus this year we saw a variety of attire. Some dressed very fashion- ably, some quite bizarre!! and then there were those who settled for the cas- ual look . Hoover also saw a change in footwear. Jelly beans and spike heels were seen stomping all over school; needless to say it was a far cry from saddle shoes and oxfords. A touch of nostalgia, mixed with the foreign and new, also took part in Hoover's fashion this year. Bow ties, Chemin de Fer and charm holders were some of the items that girls found indispensable in their ward- robes. 62 US The US section tries to capture what happened in your whole world during 78 79. We hope it will bring back nostalgic memories years from now. US 63 Big Mac Big Boy Coke Eggs(dozen) Bread Candy bar Family size pizza Milk, 1 2 gal. Gasoline (1 gal.) WHAT YOU PAID FOR THINGS IN 1979 .99 $1.25 .40 .76 .85 .25 $7.25 .80 reg. 68.9 ethyl 79.9 Steak, top sirloin (lb) Butter (lb.) Gum 3 bdrm. house (aver) Car, (average) Pair girls heels Pair jeans Newspaper daily Sunday edition $4.29 $1.78 .20 HOLLYWOOD-A new Hollywood sign stood over the city of $85,000 the stars this year, replacing the old one built in 1923. 7,000.00 $20.00 BEE GEES-Due in part to the fantastic success of their album $25.00 Saturday Night Fever their movie Sgt. Pepper's Lonely .20 Hearts Club Band, the Bee Gees received their own star on .60 the Hollywood Walk of Fame. TOP 10 SINGLES 1. Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? 2. Fire 3. Tragedy 4. YMCA 5. Every 1's a Winner 6. Got To Be Real 7. A Little More Love 8. I Will Survive 9. Shake It 10. Heaven Knows Grammy Award-Top Single For 1978 IUST THE WAY YOU ARE Billy Joel CAMPUS SAYINGS 1. He's a man! ? Let's jam! 3. I swear school is so boring. 4. Burnt out ... 5. Later days 6. Bogus 7. I'm a wild crazy guy! 8. Awesome! 9. Whatta babe! 10. Maintain ... TOP MOVIES OF 1978 (not listed in order) 1. Invasion of the Body Snatchei 2. The Deer Hunter 3. Coming Home 4. Interiors 5. Midnight Express 6. Bread Chocolate 7. The last Waltz 8. Movie, Movie 9. Superman 10. Heaven Can Wait Academy Award Winner-1978 The Deer Hunter ( M US Grammy Award-Top Album for 1978 SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER The Bee Gees TOP 10 ALBUMS OF THE YEAR 1. Spirits Having Flown-Bee Gees 2. Blondes Have More Fun-Rod Stewart 3. Briefcase Full of Blues-Blues Brothers 4. 52nd Street—Billy Joel 5. Totally Hot-Olivia Newton John 6. Minute By Minute-Doobie Brothers 7. Sultans of Swing-Dire straits 8. ToTo-TOTO 9. Cruisin-Village People 10. Best of Earth, Wind, and Fire Vol 1 These pictures illustrate the events which occurred dur- ing your years in high school. The flight of the American balloon Double Eagle across the Atlantic Ocean made by three courageous men, Maxie Anderson, Ben Abruzza Larry Newman. Then came the peace talks between Egypt Israel at Camp David. President Anwar Sadat Prime Minister Menachem Begin met to discuss peace in the middle East The terrifying crash of the Pacific Southwest Airways 727 in San Diego killed 150 people, when the 727 collided with a student pilot's rented plane. Pope John Paul II was appointed the 2nd pope in one year, to the shock of the Italian people. He was Polish the first non-Italian pope in 450 years. The birth of the first test-tube baby, Louise Brown, in England, opened new doors to the future gave hope to thousands of childless couples. US 65 t Not all activities at Hoover were outside the classroom. In fact, some of the most interesting important happened inside. Take a visual tour with us to renew your memories, seeing the classes products that you took for granted every day. 66 US Ceramics by Dan Hart and Mark Dedlow Perspective by Hyung Do Cha Illuminated lettering by Sandy Price Photographs by Eileen Foley Quaker Trademark illustration by Sandy Estrada US 67 Music has passed through many changes and styles, from instrumental melodies of the Big Band era to the birth of Rock and Roll in the 50's. As our attitudes became more open, so did our music. Now new Wave or Punk rock has arrived. It is an energetic, spontaneous and original sound format. The lyrics themselves most often deal with views of so- ciety and life in general and are performed in an aggressive manner, performers literally screaming the lyrics. Punk Rock dress is bizarre- imagine safety pins through noses, short straight hair and painted faces, etc... 68 US What's in Hoover's Future Are there going to he many various changes in Hoover's fu- ture? It seems that Hoover is headed for changes brought about by several major issues. Will there be integration within Hoover's walls? Eventually, the minorities will outnumber the majority. Will the females get their opportunity to participate in all school activities, such as con- sports, boys' clubs compete equally for major offices? Perhaps the dress code will he revised; not radically, like styles do, but maybe students will be able to go barefooted to school. What if smoking were to be allowed on campus as well; during lunch, in class, during passing periods? Will School Street be done away with, or enlarged? And theistudent government at Hoover, alias Cabinet; will it be- ome more powerful, or will the advisors administration totally do away with the students' voice? Global problems will have an effect as well; will the United States become a second rate power, feared by few afraid to act against any aggression by the Soviet Union? How about soaring gasoline rates? Will students go back to the good old days of walk- ing two miles through blinding snow to get to schoo' they ride in car pools, on buses, rollerskates, bikes or h Will the population increase, will schools become will the Hoover cafeteria change to an all liquid diet? What if the dollar is shunned by other countries gold or Swiss francs are used instead? Could one conceive of paying for a candy bar with a basketful of dollars? Everything that happens in the world influences Hoover's envi- ronment. In the future, the people of this school will have to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances, so that they can act with intelligency, compassion foresight as the new leaders of Amer- ica. Are you ready? —rr S co II n ' C CExr-- 1 b r t r 0 o , ■ a ' 3 pjj: 1' • f e v i ‘ ' jr. A%. ' • ’ -- • ••■' 4 £ PP1 ' ■ £$t .i i • II II i t 7 S k � 7:. • ,.. . , • v7.,y£5fc rgr-ii | llll , ’ ?J%i vj •« 1 O O ■'■ ,’■' ?• ' k-:’7 ■ ; a a • ;; •$ • .1 v ,v. ,{’j l. .N 'i, v • ‘ • ,,V ' •'- y ; 'W • t - f ' -7af ’■' • • • V ( i� .” i‘ • • ''•' .' V.: «. ■ ■ tv ■ f , • ■ i Mi� ' : i - ACTIVITIES •{ I ? I The Senior class of 1979 showed they were still the one with their fantas- tic enthusiasm and spirited performance during the BCD assembly. Their entrance was devastating, complete with pom-pons, clapping, stomping, and screaming to the music of Fire On High . When the curtain rose, the auditorium was flooded by the brilliantly lit 79 sign, surrounded by swirl- ing fog. It was obvious that the seniors had dominated BCD. Senior BGD 72 ACTIVITIES Our Overall BGD This year our traditional Beat Glendale Day showed more enthusiasm and school spirit than ever before. BGD has been the spirit-raiser for vic- tory for over 20 years. Parades, signs, rallies, and a fantastic assembly were the highlight of our day. Junior BGD Revenge of The Pink Panther the Junior BGD Theme has been one of the most original ideas presented in BGD Com- petition, and will be long remembered among the class of 1980. The Juniors received trophies for both their pool wall sign and creative speech. They'll most definitely be the class to reckon with next year. 74 ACTIVITIES The Sophomore BCD Theme You ain't seen nothing yet certainly illustrated their performance during BCD Competition. The class of '81 shocked the entire student body with an out- standing skit, colorful signs which tied in with a tremendous show of spirit to top it all off!! Sophomore BGD ACTIVITIES 75 Linda Ziel, Hoover's 1978-79 Home- coming Queen, was escorted by Pat Lynch. Her princesses were Joy Rahm, escorted by Todd Jensen, Leslie Brown, escorted by Brad Nicodemus, Christine Spycopolous, escorted by Richard Janies, and Cindy Sottile, escorted by Bob Hupp. 76 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 77 50's Day And Halloween Day Roaring 50’s Day-Hoovcr's Cabinet decided to wake -up the students this year by sponsoring a 50's Day, a fun way to break up the monotony of at- tending school. Students dressed up in long skirts and rolled-up sleeve T- shirts. At lunch contest were held, such as tricycle drags, goldfish swallow- ing, and last but not least, a Volkswagen-stuffing contest. The seniors took this contest easily by squishing 26 seniors into one Volkswagen bug. These games were enjoyed by all those who participated. 78 ACTIVITIES Happy Halloween Day-Since high school students look funny «rick or Ireating on Halloween, Cabinet sponsored a Happy Halloween Day. This was complete with costumes, contests, and scarey music. Many students dressed up and joined in the apple-bobbing contest and many other activi- ties. We had far more students participate this year than in other years. This was a day not to be forgotten. ACTIVITIES 79 eiose i You On the night of February 23, 1979, Elizabeth Milner was crowned Queen of the Junior Prom, as her escort, Tim Hammer happily looked on. Prin-j cesses pictured are Kelly McCune, Jill Galletly, Keely King, Donna Moore. 80 JUNIOR PROM The 1979 Junior Prom was held in the Crystal Ballroom of the Biltmore Hotel, from 8 pm to 1 am. Brent Wiesse Martha Brandon were in charge. The menu was chicken, rice, peas Boston cream pie. Music was provided by Horizon, who played such favorites as Night Fever. JUNIOR PROM 81 Now this year at Hoover is over for me. I am looking back to a great year which I'll never forget. It was such a wonderful experience to stay here and to get to know the customs of a foreign country. It is sometimes hard to get used to the habits of a foreign country but it was made easy for me by the warm reception I received from you. Hoover. I, in particular want to thank the Friensens for being a host-family for me. That I had such a wonderful time I owe to this nice family. Since the students at Hoover were very nice and helpful I got to know many new friends. I hope all of you know that if you go to Germany you have to stop at my house for a visit. Let's always keep in touch. Oliver Bunz Wilhelm-Lehmann-str. 45 2330 Eckermforde West Germany My year at Hoover has been a great experience I'll never forget: the many great friends that I have gotten, the teachers help, and I have had so much fun and a great time at Hoover. Thank you to everyone. I also want to thank my host family for this year, the Whites. They have been a really good family almost as my own. I hope that I can really keep in touch and if you want to write me or come visit me in Denmark my ad- dress is: Pia Knudsen Anker Jensensveyj 45th 8230 Abyhdj Denmark 82 ACTIVITIES YFU, AFS Hi Tornadoes! First of all I would like to thank ev- eryone who has done much for me. I really had much fun at Hoover. The students and teachers are very nice. I saw many things that I would not have seen in Indonesia. Hoover has added many experi- ences into my life that I won't be able to forget easily. I am impressed of the activities at Hoover. There are many traditions here at Hoover as well as the various things that was done by the students. Football game, basket- ball games, and many other games were interesting. Although the ASB had done a good job but I want to see in the next few years an ASB that is much better. I really want to come back here if I have an opportunity. I will be very happy to answer letters to whoever wishes to write letters to me. I like writing letters. Selamat Tinggal Hoover! (Good bye Hoover!) Sugiharto Supivanto Jl Puspanjolo Timur l 38 i Semarang, jateng Indonesia Winter Spring Concerts The A ('appella Choir and Girls Glee Club were involved in entertaining many service orga- nizations throughout the community. This year these groups combined to present a Winter Concert in the auditorium during the Christmas Season. In the spring, they gave an informal program in the Little Theater that attracted sold out houses. String Quartet Lisa lobe violin, Linda Nisbet, violin, Eun HwanBai viola, Ruth Stienon cello. ACTIVITIES 83 Fall Cabinet President-Jeff Carr Vice-Pres.-Kevin Bogden Secretary-Adele Crinde Dir. of Assemblies-Dottie Bishop Dir. Of Publicity-Kelli Wilson Attorney General-Bruce McLeod Dir. of Finance-Kris Kohlmier Dir. of Fine Arts-Aida Grigorian Dir. of Boys' Athletics-Lenny Shulman Dir. of Girls' Athletics-Sue Holbrook Boy's League Pres.-Doug Hasu Girl's League Pres.-Jeanine Gubler Dir. of Student Rolations-Padma Sonti Sound System Tech.-Tom Freeman Pres, of Senior Class-Derek Borisoff Pres, of Junior Class-Judy Baker Pres, of Sophomore Class-Jeff Jordan Dir. of ASB Activities-Dawn Tate Foreign Exchange Student-Oliver Buen Cabinet Advisor-Bob Henry President-Jeff Carr 1978 Fall Semester Cabinet 84 ACTIVITIES President- Bruce MacLeod Vicc-Pres.- Randy Hoehn Secretary- Shorlcy Rhody Dir. of Assemblies- Lorri Weiner Dor. of Publicity- Elizabeth Milner Attorney General- Richard Cornelison Dir. of Fine Arts- Cissy Vega Dir. of Finance- John Smith Dir. of Boy's Athletics- Kris Kohlmier Dir. of Girl's Athletics- Debbie Sanger Boy's League Pres.- Tom Breslin Girl's League Pres.- Sherri Staudingcr Dir. of Student Relations- Heather Hovley Sound System Tech.- Dave Altounian Pres, of Junior Class- Judy Baker Pres, of Sophomore Class- Jeff Jordan Dire, of ASB Activities- Dawn Tate Foreign Exchange Student- Pia Knudsen Cabinet Advisor- Bob Henry Senior Class Rep.- Jay Fiske President - Bruce MacLeod Spring Cabinet ACTIVITIES 85 What a year it's been. The madness of deadlines, the pressure, people yelling back and forth at each other, staying after school until 5:00 p.m. or later, and the headaches. It's worth it though, to see a book being created in front of your own eyes and knowing we as a staff created it-The best book Hoover has ever seen. I will never stop thanking my staff for all the help and creative work. I couldn't have asked for a better staff. Every single section came out great and I'm so proud of every single person. There is not enough room to thank people individually, but I would like to extend my thanks to the section editors, Carol Graham, for layouts; Ruth Soto and Ken Crossman, for photography; Leslie Wriuht, for the copy of the book; Sherri Staudinger and Katie Johnson, for the Advertising section; and of course, my assistant editors Gae Wemer and Adele Grinde. I would also like to extend my appreciation to the student body for the support in buying this year's Scroll. Thanks with all my heart, Kaitzer Movasapian Editor-in-chief Kaitzer Hovasapian Adele Grinde Gae Werner Debbie Sanger Carol Graham Tracie Massiet Barbi Bolde JoAnne Fazio Sylva Panosian Donna Zmuidzinas Lori Weiner Frances Watt 86 ACTIVITIES Mr. Diffley, Big Daddy The assistant editors of Scroll, would like to say a few words about Kaitzcr Hovasapian, Editor of the 1979 Scroll. She has put forth her best effort in order to make this year's yearbook as great a success as possible. She has contributed a lot of her time and patience to do her best. We know it hasn't been that easy for her and we would like to say: congratulations, Kai- tzer Hovasapian. Associate Editors- Adele Grinde and Gae Werner Scroll Staff Ruth Soto Katie Johnson Laura Franzon Jacque Flinders Lora Woodward Mary Lynn Shader Anne Eichelberger Fiona Burton Ossie DiPaolo Blake Werner Susan Reinoso Lesley Wright Ken Crossman ACTIVITIES «7 PURPLE PRESS STAFF MEMBERS: Liz Schilling, (editor); Ken Crossman, Allyn Fratkin, Julie Hodges, Alex LoSchiavo, Barton Miller, Rick Peterson, Shirley Rhody, George Stone, Sugi Supiyanto, Lorri Weiner, Marc Zorn, Eileen Foley, Hans Tesselaar, David Weiner, Brent Wiese, and Padma Sonti. Purple Press 88 ACTIVITIES The Purple Press has undergone some changes this year including the size, the texture of the paper, its publishing dates, a new editor, a new advisor, and an off-campus printer. Liz Schilling became editor-in-chief, and Mrs. Lois Neil accepted the position of advisor. The size of the staff doubled, contributing to the paper's diversity in style. Along with the endeavors of the staff members, the administrator's support, and the student body's response, the Purple Press' success should continue to grow. ACTIVITIES 89 90 ACTIVITIES Fall Spring Legislature Fall and Spring Girls' League Spring Girls' League: Back row; Helene Clark, Adelc Grinde, Debbie Sanger, Pam Richmond, Carol Webb. Front row; Roxanna Smith, Linda Walker, Lori Koontz, Sheri Staudinger, Cissy Vega, Lori Weiner, Julie Lutz. Girls' League Presidents: Sheri Staudinger and Jeaninc Gubler. Fall Girls' League: From left; Susie Wooten, Karen MacDonell, Jean- ine Gubler, Margaret MacMinn, Julie Lutz. ACTIVITIES 91 You Can't Take It With You. You can't Take It With You is a delightful comedy by Moss Hart George Kauf- man, about two totally dissimilar families, the Sycamores the Kirbys. The Syca- mores believe in the individual doing what turns each member of the family on, whether it be making fireworks in the basement or ignoring income taxes. On the other hand, the Kirbys are Wall Street snobs when the Sycamore girl falls in love with the Kirby boy, there are more funny fireworks. Cast starred Brian Ross, Charlene Weege, Lisa Borhog, Tom Muravez, Cissy Vega, Paul Chadsey, Mark Smith, Scott Russell, David Wheeler, Tracy Thorpe, David Joliffe, Rhonda Tretsven, Ron La Chance, Mark Amir, Ross Bowen, Jesse De Guia, Lorri Weimer. Midsummer Night's Dream A Midsummer Night's Dream, written by William Shakespeare, revolves around several mixed-up love affairs, low comedy buffoons, and an enchanted forest where anything and everything can happen. The cast members were: Blair Zarubick, Scott Luther, Ron la chance, Aida Gigorian, Bill Pierce, Brian Ross, lanet Crosthwaite, David Wheeler, Mike Schultz, |im Torvinen, Gary Frank, Jesse Deguis, Randy Hoehn, Jon Van Meter, Keely King, Cissy Vega, Sonia Schnitzius, Pam Summcrhaycs, Yolanda Suarez, Paul Chadsey, and Lori Hoi Jen, Night full of magic, mirth, and merriment. ACTIVITIES 93 Hugh Wallace, director In the 1978 Days of Verdugo parade, the Tornado Marching Band captured 2nd place with their superb rendition of the Storm King March. Band Members - Row 1, Drum Major - Walter Brown, Chris Olds, Brent (ones, Kym Paynter, Roxana Smith, Dan Foss, Kari Mergenthal, Tammy Roberts, Scott Holmquist, Sheila Scott, Clara Wildman - Row 2, Craig Smith, Lynne Willis, Carlos Perez, Bill Valantine, Ron Molder, Diane Styma. Bill Pierce, Dave Stewart, Vickie Maxwell - Row 3, Ward Adams, Enrique Her- nandez, Dave Costanzo, Dave Kvanski, Martin Cleveland, Jim Duval, Scott Cordon, Peter Kund - Row 4, Sahag Abdosian, Robert Saxton, Brooks Hilliard, George Vandcrveen, Neil Torgeson, Jim Roberts, Jim Choi, Gerald Torgeson. Band % PEP AI MA MATER Where the Indian and Ilio Spaniard In the days of long ago 'Neath the heights, of Mt. Verdugo Roamed the valley wide and low Now stands our Alma Mater In her majesty aglow; Hail, Alma Mater, hail. Hoover, hail. Tall Flag and Sign Carriers Sign Carriers- Lori Koontz (Captain), Nancy Johns, Angie Watkins (Captain), Sheri Stavdinger, Allison Bowen, Laura Franzon. Tall Flags- Karen O'Brien, Ian Crosthwaite, Linda Walker, Helga Kaestle, Lynda Lor inter. Lynne Wikinson. PEP )7 Row 1: Cha Cha Loya, Rita Savinovich, Donna lannaco, Odolys Fundora, Sue Demirdjian, Julie Stange. Row 2: Cindy Sollile, Dawn Sprague, Grace Puatu, Alicia Hernandez, Doreen Polequaptewa. Row 3: Gae Werner, Gina King, Mary Ann Hix, Donna Zmuidzinas, Diane McMullan, Rosie Wolfe. Row 4: Cissy Vega. Beth Runner, Annette Quintero, Lynn Pryde, Linda Koffman. Row r : Lora Woodward, Andrea Kutyas, Carmen Poloni, Mary Reynolds, Jeannie Cash, Kelly McCune. Row 6: Lori Palmer, Liz Domasin, Tracy Kuhlin, Andrea Platz, Jill Galletly. Row 7: Tracy Breault, Deann Pit- kin, Martha Brandson, Linda Powell, Cathy Brandon, Sue Russell. Row 8: Allison Brown, Laurah Levering, Carol Webb, Liz Schilling, Carolyn Frieson, Colleen O'Keefe. Row 9: Dottie Bishop, Nanette Antcliff, Margaret Mac Minn, Shirley Rhody, Cindy Falls. Row 10: Kris Simon, Leslie Brown, Carol Fiske, Vicki Vigen, Mary Hillman, Terri Ducker. Row 11: Kathi Redman, Kathleen McCullum, Julie Lutz, Elizabeth Milner, Pam Landman. Row 12: Kim Shipston, Carol Faris, Annette Anderson, Theresa La Breche, Rita Bureika, Caradawn Anderson. Seated: Drill Team Captians: Kaitzer Hovasapian, Christine Spyropoulos. 98 PEP Mrs. Kathi Sarkin - Advisor Drill Team Quote Unquote If you don't know the routine by tomorrow, you're out of halftime! Enough already! I’m not spending one more ... penny on this dumb costume! I'm in love with my secret sweetheart! I can't move in this uniform! I want everyone in splits in 5 minutes! It's shaping up finally! Competition this year was held at the Anaheim Sheraton on De- cember 17 18, 1978. The hotel was so far away that all through the long ride most of the girls thought they'd get there on time. When they finally managed to arrive, their rooms were not readv. They were assigned rooms after T:00 p.m. when Mrs. Sarkin used her professional persuasion and started to throw her weight around. The rooms were scattered all over the hotel, which, as you can imagine, created quite a disaster. After that, there was an exciting moment when 17 Hoover members were stuck in an ele- vator. Some quotes they blurted out were We are going to die . Oh my gosh, I can't breathe! . Their trip to Disneyland was quite wet since it rained most of the night and thev didn't get into bed until 1:00 a.m. Amazingly, no one caught pneumonia! Despite all these factors, both groups, dance and military, performed to the upmost of their ability although they did not place. The 1978 Dis- neyland competition will never to forgotten by the 25 girls who at- tended. PEP 99 Varsity Songleaders Songleading, like anything else, takes dedication, patience and lots of practice. Many people don't know what really goes on behind the scenes during the busy weeks before their first nervous, but exciting performance. Did you know that our varsity songleaders won a spirit award at camp? Everyone agrees that all the problems, fund raisers, and yelling on the field is worth it when they dazzle the Hoover audience with yet another fabulous routine! The 1979 varsity songleaders are Sue Venal, Kimberly Loomis, Laurie Pote, I ill Derris, Lori Magnus (head) and Joanne Vitale. 100 PEP Varsity Short Flags For the second year in a row, the short flag girls have twirled their way into Hoover spirit. Sue Holbrook, Julie Hodges, Mary McAustin, Joanne Martindale (head), Wendy Hoisington and Tracy Corran will always be an unforgettable part of Hoover's Pep Squad. If you want a victory, lets hear you spell if out. V-VI-VICTORY Take it up high where the score is gonna lie. V-VI-VICTORY Hey hey. Ho ho, take it down really low. V-VI-VICTORY Bring it down to a whisper make a sound. V-VI-VICTORY Come on out, let's hear you shout it out. V-VI-VICTORY One more time for the cyclones if you would. V-VI-VICTORY PEP 101 What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the words • Hoover Yell Leaders? The answer might be Bill Lewis, Bob Vivante, Darin Wood, Dawn Tate and Adele Grinde. They are distinguished by their big mouths, hoarse voices and fantastic spirit. Varsity Yells and Mascots 102 PEP Picnics on birthdays, purple lockers with special treats, and the smiles that never end are more examples of the J.V, songleader spirit. Cheer- ing the Junior teams to victory this year were Debbie Low, Pam Land- man, Elizabeth Milner, Lori Palmer, Andrea Platz (head), and Julie VVtz. Their spirit and unity earned them a special award at camp. Throughout the year the J.V. Song have proven that they're so Fine! Never content to just be ordinary, the J.V. Yell leaders shocked the stands with some really wild and crazy maneuvers this year. They were Mary Reynolds, Mike Riggs, Robyn Doyle and Greg O'laughlin. Sophomore songleaders were Anna Galvez, Maria Gonzales, Tina Sa- tille, Susan Russell, Linda Koffman and not pictured was Chris Men chaca. Sophomore yell leaders were Carol Fiske, Ross Bowen, Kathy Ryan and Chris Boyte. PEP 103 Hubert Martinez 52 L.B. Exel Garcia st 30 R.B. Marty Adams 66 G. Kris Brown 19 D.B. Oscar Albuerne Steve Alford Nelson Argote AmgadAwad Jeff Beattie Todd Brafford = 77 D.E. = 83 T.E. =81 D.B. =70 T. 51 C =75 T. Jim Buffo Mike Conway Lance Eastman Ed Flores Dave Calias John Galyen = 41 T. =72 G. — 31 R.B. =25 R.B. =74 T. =44 L.B. Joe Caspar Raul Gonzalez Tim Hammer Dan Hart Brett Helm Brian Hutchinson = 33 R.B. =64 T. =42 S. =29W.R. =5 W.R. =7 W.R. Chuck Huntington Richard Janies Todd Jenson Carlos Jimenez Pat Lynch Jim Maliniemi = 90 E. —88 T.E. =12 Q.B. =55 L.B. =21 D.B. =58 G. Bob Matt Jason Mellon Mike Rinehart Jeff Speed Steve Tamez Ray Thorpe = 99 L.B. =79 T. =50 L.B. =40 W.R. =35 R.B. =71 G. VARSITY FOOTBALL 107 108 VARSITY FOOTBALL CC; After the passage of proposition 13, Hoover's football destiny was grim. There was a possibility of major financial cutbacks, as well as the loss of coaching positions. Through this uncer- tainty, coach John Muss praised the determination and dedi- cation shown by the entire football squad. Their team effort paid off when they proved victorious in five games out of nine. When asked to credit the outstanding players this sea- son, coach Huss replied, “It would be impossible to give credit to only certain players. Everyone gave 100 � of their playing abilities. Varsity Football VARSITY FOOTBALL 109 Can somebody find my contact? ... as the players look on. I 3rd down and how many yards? 110 VARSITY FOOTBALL Scores Hoover 25 12 Saugus Hoover 13 10 Hart Hoover 8 20 San Marino Hoover 10 8 St. Bernard Hoover 3 7 Burbank Hoover 7 26 Blair Hoover 21 7 Monrovia Hoover 14 3 Burroughs Hoover 15 27 Glendale Varsity Football VARSITY FOOTBALL 111 Todd Nicodemus breaks off the big run against Burroughs. Tom Guttry sacks Monrovia QB. Bert Matsumoto works his way through Glendale's defense. 112 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Sophomore R.1; Gabriel Pardo, Chang Kim, Sean Aguiar, Bruce Wood, Steve Tamez, Scott Custer, Bill Villhauer R.2; Ramon Cordero, Steve Van Meter, Rod Fodran, Randy Russ, Paul Tiscareno, Ken Ridino, Bob Monotte R.3; Dale Gcringer, Roger Hunt, Stove Austin, Steve Paietta, Steve Peyton, Scott Achteberg, Alex Osario, Bert Matsumoto R.4; Eric Helm, Tom Guttry, Richard Contu, Tim Conners, Otto Shilling, Mark Antaky, Tony Fabello, Skip Ruffner, Donald Ausherman, Todd Nicodemus R.5; Dave Budkc, Steve Nessen, Vince Andrade, Jack Shipston, Dave Go- guen, Tom Catero, Todd Hunt, Dave Luce, Greg Sarkissian, Steve Sonner Not Pictured Jeff Jordan, Frank Kossick, Phil Penland, Roger Bunker, Masis Kamberian, Sergio Calderon Steve Austin returns interception. Steve Nessen leads blocking for Q B lack Shipston. Sophomore Football SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 113 Hoover 12 11 Burroughs Hoover 16 14 Burbank Hoover 12 10 Blair Hoover 50 9 Monrovia Hoover 10 7 Glendale New C.I.F. Record 114 VARSITY WATER POLO The Water Polo Team concluded one of its most successful seasons with an 8:3 record. Starting this season with only two returning players, tough workouts began during summer vacation. When school started, the practices were sepe- rated into early mornings 7-8:15, and late afternoon 2:15-4:15 sessions. The players and coaches generated a lot of dedication and hard effort as Hoover saw them enter the California Interscholastic Federation competition. Most outstanding players were Derek Borisoff MVP and Mark Nerlick MVP and first all league. Best Defense was Bruce MacLeod and Most Improved was Randy Hoen. League Scores Varsity Water Polo Team: R. I. Erie Blumenkrant , Jeff Matsumoto, Karl Dysle, |ohn Karalis, Tom Steele, Bob Armstrong. R. 2, Lyle Hall, Ron Yotinj;, Mark Nerlich, Bob Matteson, C rain Fisher, John Smith, Eric Hovley, Ray Payne, Steve Mostly. R. 5, Mike Lcum, Mark Dewhirst, Reed Slight. Derek Borisoff, Brute MacLeod, Tom Emery, Randy Hoehn. Varsity Water Polo VARSITY WATER POLO IIS Eric Spratt attacks with gusto. David Rhone prepares to score during practice. Goalie Eric Hamilton forcefully blocks ball. Sophomore R. 1: Dave Aroutiounian, Brad Kuhlin, David Chen, Ross Bowen, Eric Hamilton, Steve Me Curtney, Dario Fromcr R. 2; )ohn Hoffman, Bill Pedretti, Dave Conners, John Aroutiounian, Randy Bremer, Mike Me Cullough, Derrick Wright, Mark Mchrali, Mike Skramstad, Dennis William, Eric Spratt, David Rhone. Sophomore Water Polo 116 SOPHOMORE WATER POLO Varsity; Alonso Hildago, Cary Cash, Randy Hales, Dan Hillquist, Ron Molder. And his feet never touched the ground. lenny Shulman loves those practices. Do we always have to wait for Burroughs to tie their shoes? Dedication and teamwork are two of the main ingredients for success in any sport. Although the Hoo- er Cross Country learn had more then their share of these contents during the season, they experienced i few difficulties. Coach Dave Herman commented, “Once my runners are in shape and have confidence n their ability the rest comes easily. This philosophy held true later in the season when Coach Herman emarked on the great improvements made by all who participated. Recognition should be extended to the most valuable runners Kathe Miller and Randy Hales as well as each and every member, since they ill carry equal importance when representing our school in competition. Cross Varsity Country VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 117f 1. Sophomore Bob Proctor passes up a Burroughs runner. 2. Tom Muravez hustles to finish the last half of the race. i. Spillman and Schulz pace towards the finishing line. 118 CROSS COUNTRY 1. J.V. r. 1; Robert Frost Louie Jiminez, Tino Lopez, Henry Louero. r. 2; May Manoucherhri, Lindsay Pulliam, Mark Turrill. Carlos Martinez, Bill Browning. R. 3; Brad Rasmussin, Rudy Stcphanian, Mark Parrot, David Slavin, Robert Fairless, Greg O'Loughlin. R. 4; Erie Spillman, Dave Yearly. |av Morgan, Bart Miller, Tom Clarke, lulio Campos. 2. Girls' R. 1; Kathy Miller, Lisa Williams, lean Shoemaker, Sherri Hollis, Sue Kempthorne. . R. 2; Gwen Mouron, Shannon Ellerbe. Allison Walker, Rose Ru ich, Bridget Janies. 3. Dedicated Helene Clarke pushes on. 4. Soph- omores r. I; Duayne Slavin. Roy Perticutti, Robert Pracior. George Stone. R 2; Mark Anderson. Tom Muravcz. Da- vid Wolfe, Jaime Hildago, Art Richardson. Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY 119 I V R.1; Keeley King, Vicki Barnes, Julie Reinhart, Jeanne Susca R.2; Katie Baker, Debbie Sanger, Alli- son Potter, Gretchen Lovick, Allyne Baker Varsity R.1; Ann Gagliano R.2; Dolores Rillo, Karty Corbin, Cindy Archer, Kun , Sue Tassi R.3; Sue Holbrook, Mary O'Brien, Ellen Gallagher Linda C R.1; Sylvia Carrasco, Kevin Purcello (coach), Lori Richmond R.2; Carla Lotito, Sandy Estrada. Moira-Cecily Brady, Vivian Ze- man. Dee Dee Duncan R.3; Tina Slowskei, Bonni Fortner, Linda Nisbet, Jerolynn Eder Scores Hoover 14-16 8-15 Burroughs Hoover 5-15 3-15 Burroughs Hoover 15- 8 15-10 Burbank Hoover 15-11 13-15 15-11 Burbank Hoover 15- 8 16-14 Blair Hoover 15- 7 10-15 15- 6 Blair Hoover 5-15 15-13 15- 9 Monrovia Hoover 15- 3 15-13 Monrovia Hoover 15- 9 9-15 15- 2 Glendale Hoover 7-15 7-15 Glendale 120 VOLLEYBALL Hoover has always been acknowledged as having one of the most competent Girls’ Athletic Depart- ments in the Foothill League. Our volleyball season proved this statement to be true once again. During this past season no assistant coaches were available and the management of all three teams relied solely on Miss Carol Chaney. One of our main weaknesses this year was the lack of teamwork, on court they did not work together as a team. Maybe if I had more time to work with each individual team we might have developed a better strategy from the beginning. Surpassing all their difficulties, the Varsity Team managed to come on top with a 6-5 record. Varsity, J V and I Volleyball VOLLEYBALL 121 Varsity Tennis: Darren Pack, Karen De Wind, Christy Seanders, Lori Joseph, Kari Mergenthal, Terri Pearson, Stacie Bennett, Susie Bradfield. Stacie Bennett fires one over the net. Scores Hoover 6...12 Glendale Hoover 8.. .10 Glendale Hoover 16... 2 Monrovia Hoover 16... 2 Monrovia Hoover 110... 8 Blair Hoover 5...13 Burbank Hoover 8. ..10 Burbank Hoover 10... 8 Blair Hoover 5...13 Burroughs Hoover 5...13 Burroughs 122 TENNIS Hoover’s Varsity Tennis ended competition with a -t-8 record. The 1978 sea brought challanges for bothe the participants as well as for Coach Taufer. T were forced with the task of developing a successful team from scratch, since team consisted of few returning player. Chris Anders was honored with the titl most valuable singles player and managed to capture the Foothill League Doul Championship Title with the help of partner Lynn Willis. Christy Sanders awaits the return. Terri Pearson, ready for action. J.V. Tennis: R. t: Susan Gary, Lucy Adonian, Roxana Smith. R. 2: Debbie Shader, Christy Gifford, Donna McDonough, Miwon Kwom, Marina Abramian. Capturing the CIF Championship award, J.V. Tennis proved to have one of the most rewarding seasons. Beating two of the most toughest teams in the league Glendale and Burroughs. Their final record was 8:1 with 1 tie to Glendale. The strength behind J.V. Tennis was concentrated on the singles players. Outstanding players in this divi- sion were Sue Gary, Cathy McCullon and Marina Abramiam. Doubles had an equally successful season concentrating on strategy and teamwork. Much of the training for the J.V. squad consisted of afternoon drills, practicing different techniques on vol- leying and simple ground strokes. Girls' Tennis - TENNIS 123 IV R.1-Roger Sanchez, Ed Santana, Dale Gerringer, Louis Acousta, Henry Artime, Jerry Abboud, Ramon Reyes. R2-Steve Foster, Paul Selsor, John Peters, Brad Hanable, Rob Lamoureaux, Don Howey, Frank long. 124 jV BASKETBALL JV Basketball M )V BASKETBALL 125 Varsity R. I; Keith Hammer, Mark Deseran, )ohn Barcena, Wes Matson, Arlen Polequaptewa R. 2; Davi' Gonzales, Jack VanPatten, Mike Jozwiakowski, Blair Zarubick, Jeff Leivo, Mike O'Keefe Jeff Leivo showing great body move- ment drives in two. Coach Deuel gives instructions while the team and Assistant Kirt Kohlmeier look on. ie Mark Deseran drives for a basket. John Barcena, Basketball is something to do after school instead of homework. In the middle of a game I just forgot I was there I dribbled the ball up the middle of the court, turned around, the coach, ref and the guys were laughing. Richard Janies, alias RANCID , I nearly passed out when I saw Blair make my first basket. 126 VARSITY BASKETBALL Sr- Jack VanPatten, Funniest thing was watching 'Joz' trip over his owr feet. Jeff Leivo, I guess my most exciting experience was when all m friends jumped on me, as I made the winning basket during the last sec onds of our game against Monrovia. Mike Jozwiakowski, Our seasons record doesn't exactly correlate wi Jeff Leivo drives thru a crowd and delivers two while Richard Janies and Keith Hammer go for their Mike Jozwiakowski jumping, Richard Janies rebound position. moving for position. our playing ability. Dave Con ales, 1 enjoy playing basketball, it's a hyped up moving, ex- citing game. Mike O'Keefe, Playing against my old Alma Mater, St. Francis. It was our highest scoring game, we won by two points in the last seconds. Varsity Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL 127r.Sf SB Evelle Baiocco, I fed we have «1 good program, however we could use more support from the student body. After all we deserve equal recog- nition given to the boys athletic programs. Linda Kunz, The whole season could be considered memorable, since we have to take the good with the bad and learn from our mistakes. Ellen Gallagher, One of our biggest problems was the fact that we're a young team and only had 2 returning players, but we're learning a lot and improving steadily. Kathy Corbin, We need more teamwork as well as to be able to get psyched-up before the games, instead of during them, when it's too late. Kim Ziel, Burbank was one of our toughest opponents, because of their height, fast passing, and teamwork. Sue Holbrook, One of the major factors to the excellent coaching, is the extreme dedication displayed by the coaches. They work as hard as we do to have a successful season. Lynne Willis, We are fortunate to have a good coaching program, good relationships with one another, but we could have used more support from spectators. 128 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Varsity 1. Lynne Willis 2. Evette Baiocco 3. Marina Abramian 4. .. 8 Rene Molina 5. Kim Ziel 6. Ellen Gallagher 7. Linda Kunz 8. Sue 7 Holbrook 2 6 4 5 3 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 129 w Girls' Basketball Sophomore R.1-Dario Frommer, Brad Kuhlin, John Hoffman, Steve McCartney, Eric Spratt, Eric Hamil- ton R.2-Randy Bremer, Mark Mehrali, Dennis Williams, David Conners, Bill Pedretti, Mike McCullough. KHK run. irmrmtmt kki' mrnr nw m-ur ui ill wt i 1 iV Ut IVi Varsity R.l-Erich Hovley, Bob Holman, Bruce MacLeod, Craig Fisher, Steve Mosley, John SMith, Jeff Matsumoto, Tom Breslin R.2-Mark Nerlich, Eric Blumenkrantz, Mark Dewhirst, Randy Hoehn, Mike Leum Not Pictured Derek Borisoff, John Karalis, Coach Borisoff: The only problem is that we don't have hair dryers in our lockers.' When Breslin finished a race. When Nerlich and Hoehn swam naked!! 130 BOYS' SWIM TEAM Randy Hoehn, I beat Kevin Ellis at C.I.F. Mike Leum, We're all studs. Bruce MacLeod, I'll never forget the time Randy wore a girl's speedo. Frich Hovley, Swimming's o.k. Randy Hoehn, When Matsumoto opened his eyes. Coach Borisoff, Most unforgettable moment-when Randy Hoehn's lane turned yellow. Sophomore and Varsity Swim Team BOYS' SWIM TEAM 131 tf A show of determination gT 132 TRACK Girls' Track-Kneeling-Tania Warapai, Sue Tasso, Sherry Hollis, Kathy Ryan, Rosie Wolfe, Jean Shoemaker. Standing-Kathy Miller, Rose Rusich, Bridget Janies, Alison Walker, Gwenn Mou- ron, Helene Clarke, Lisa Williams. 'COVE! Varsity Track-Kneeling-Brian Hut- chinson, Julio Campos, Tom Clarke, Randy Hales, Ron Molder, Rudi Stepanian, Dan Foss, Chris Fenn. Standing-Bob Vivante, Lenny Shulman, Richard lanics, David Slavin, Luis Jiminez, Dan Hillquist, Greg O'Loughlin, Bob Matt, Eric Spillman, Carlos Gon- zalez, Mark Turrill. iQVfj JV TRACK- Kneeling-Dwayne Slavin, Ramon Cordero, Allen Brown, Steve Yu, Marty Martinez, Valdur Tamme, George Ortiz, Mi- chael Edwards. Standing-Bob Proctor, Bill Vilhauser, George Stone, Dave Goguen, Steve Nes- sen, Steve Paietta, Steve Austin, Don Aushcrman, Jaime Hidalgo, Steve Tamez. Track TRACK 133 1 2 1. Suo Tasso stretches for a win. 2. Dan Hillquist catching his breath. 3. How far is down? 134 TRACK 1 3 1. The longest yard .. 2. Louie Jimincz gives it all he's got! 3. Julio Campos and Tom Clarke sprint tor a strong finish. TRACK 135 HOOVE? Front row- Tia Brownfeild, Tina Slowskei, Margre Cannon, Joanne Smith, Anita Abramien, Patty Elliott Middle row- Sowon Kwon, Sheila Scott, Judy Laub, Candy Shin, Jennifer Soden, Cissy Brady Back row- Angel Mathis, Gloria Cousis, Cindie Cisneros, Sally Beattie, Lisa Chambers, Meredith Ayton, Ann Briggs, Terri Ducker, Becky Bade, Heather Hovley Pat Elliott- Lot of fun, good way to stay in Shape - meet people - neat experience to be involved in athletics and we all get along really good! Sowon Kwon- There's a lot of spirit, people are friendly and you learn a lot about yourself and others. Terri Ducker- I'm on the team because it's fun and I like to do something for my school. The people on it are really close and we have a lot of fun together 136 SWIM Foothill League Champs! Swim Team 4r SWIM 137 JJ3 Varsity: R.1 Kevin Bogdon, Ed Santana, Carl Bcckler, Exel Carcia, Monty Miles, Mark Miledi, Paul Salaz, John Barcena, Steve Cooper, Mark Collins, Willie Castillo R.2 Steve Foster, Ken Poabcett, Don Soucy, Bob French, Steve Moore, Dan Davis, Jim Fraser, Rich Cornelison, Peter Adamson, Stan Matlock Brian Hutchinson Paul Salaz, “Hoover is ultimately a baseball school. Stan Matlock, We play baseball to get our reputation back after our football season. Steve Moore, “My most memorable experience playing baseball was when we kidnapped the batgirls and took them to our lockers Rich Cornelison, “1 get a good feeling when 1 play baseball; of course if 1 got a scholarship for baseball, it wouldn't be too bad either, (hint, hint, ughm.) Kevin Bogdon, 1 play baseball because 1 know 1 look good on the field. Bob French, Baseball, what baseball ... Oh!!! BASEBALL. FT 138 VARSITY BASEBALL Varsity Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL 139 1979 Batgirls R.1 Colleen O'Keefe, Corey Bond, Julie Rice, Alison Brown R2 Kim Adams, Angie Watkins, Leslie Brown, Debbie Shader, Mary Hillman, Kathleen McCullum V R 1 Dale Ceringer, Marcel Martinez, Creg Bowlin, Regan Robillard, Jeff Speed, Steve Zeimis, Art Chianello, Jim Chapman, Manuel Rondon, iary Matlock, Jim Kennally R 2 Ed Baier, Craig Farestveit, Danny Gonzalez, Dave Ellis, Pat Butchko, Julius Smith, Tony Annarino, John Galyen, an Hart, Mark Wiechmann, Bob Baier, Coach Kirt Kohlmeier JV Baseball )V BASEBALL 141 Laura Zeimis, Well football wasn't available, so the next best thing. Debbie Sanger (Stretch), The Coaches need to realize that the aspect of competition and winning means as much to us as the boys sports means to them!! Stacie Bennett (Chicken Legs), The formation of a Glendale Girls' Summer Baseball program would allow us to develop our skills, experi- ence competition, as well as waving towards a team effort. Sr 0b 142 SOFTBALL JV Rl- Louise Kazangian, Vickie Adler, Suzie Demirdjian Sue Kozik, Michelle Ruzieka, Blanche Aviles, Greta Christiansen. R2- Coach McAustin, Donna McDonough, Lori Rich- mond, Dee Dec Duncan, Diane Gallahcr, Lonnie Ortega, Marie Bryggman. Varsity Rl- Stacie Bennett, Lena Panikowski, Kim Paynter, Linda Kunz, Larua Zeimis, Jean Susca. R2- Sandy Extrada, Debbie Sanger, Pam Richmond, Lynne Willis, Ellen Gallagher, Eileen Vessella, Coach Tauter. Allyne Baker, To take a serious attitude toward the game and to give it all you got while playing Pam Richmond (Brooks), The game takes skill, cooperation, dedica- tion, and SEXY LEGS!!! Michele Arzecka, Speaking of equipment. Bat Boys just might prove beneficial to our game, by lending their support and ... Lisa Myers, The only thing our team really needs is increased support, recognition and publicity from the student body. 1st Year Foothill League Softball Champs - CIF! SOFTBALL 143 ™ Paul Conner, Burroughs will be the toughest to beat since they won the league title last year and most of their players are returning. Rick Peterson, As a team we hope to win the league title, and as for myself I want to at least maintain consistency in my game. Jan Dankowski, We have excellent coaching, but we do need more courts to develop our individual skills more, and not by constantly play- ing doubles. 0 3 144 TENNIS Tennis R 1 Henri Savaro, Brian Altounian, Dave 8utler, Rick Petersen, Chang Kim, Doug Hasu R 2 Mr. Henry, Mark Deseran, Eric Helm, Yousri, Kheir, Paul Conner, Ahn Suntai, John Peters, Rajpal Satwinder, Mark Smith, |an Dankowski, Dino Cioia, Robert Paietta Tennis TENNIS 145 Soccer R1 Victor Diaz, Chris Kim, Vilik Shahnazarian, Manuel Lara, Wan Seop Kim R2 Sevak Kaza- ryan, Hakop Yekikian, Razmik S Roshy, Dorik Carapetian, Zoo Young Chung, Ki Pak, Manuel Esco- bar, Lee Habeshian Manuel Escobar, I started playing soccer when I was 8. Since then I haven't stopped. Manuel Lara, On the team you get to meet people from different backgrounds and nationalities, we all understand each other and work together. Soccer FT 146 SOCCER Gymnastics, R1 Laura Stuart, Gina King, Alice Varnell, Mary Ponce, Kelly White, R2 Dolores Souza, Mary Renolds, Julaine Machado, Joanne Vitale, Pam Summerhayes, Roxana Cousen Mary Reynolds, Gymnastics through the years has become a part of my daily life routine, it's hard work but it keeps me in shape! Alice Ponce, Gymnastics involves being active and creative. Pam Summerhayes, After performing a good routine you feel good about yourself, you get a sense of self-worth and fulfillment. Dolores Souza, In a way I get nervous before competition, but I come out of it with a feeling that I did my best and I tried. Gymnastics GYMNASTICS 147 Badminton R1-)ane Bartel, |eri Ray, Donna Moore, Tina Tempel, Doreen Polequaptewa, Socorro Luna, Patricia Moore, Lucy Andonian, Karen DeWind, Ana Calvis R2-Miss Adam. Dolores Rillo, Terri Pearson, Gretchen Lovick, Evette Baiocco, Ann Gagliano, Sue Kempthorne, Linda Nisbet, Miss Chaney. Badminton Patricia Moore, Blair should prove to be our toughest opponent because of their excellent program, coaching and ability. Dolores Rillo, The entire sport of badminton is built upon strategy. Kelly Akers, (last year) One of the varsity players found herself in quite a predicament... her skirt fell off during a match. cfe 148 BADMINTON Tom Woodall, Concentration, dedication, and relaxation. |eff Carr, Burbank should be one of our strongest competitions, since they have three returning player golfers who shoot in the 70's. Mark Corbin, My putting is strong ... but hitting the ball sometimes presents a problem Golf GOLF 149 Dave Butler-Treasurer Judy Baker-President Martha Brandon-Secretary Brent Wiese-Vice President Abboud, Jerry Abdosian, Zvari Abe, Catherine Adame, Celia Adams, Martin Adamson, Peter Adler, Vickie Aguirre, Veronica Ahn, Suntai Albuerne, Oscar Alford, Steve Alvord, Ruth Amirsolaimani, Mark Andersen, Annette Anderson, Anita Annarino, Anthony Antcliff, Nanette Aragon, Danny Arangio, John Armstrong, Robert Arvanitis, Melina JUNIORS 151 Askew, Kris Assatourian, Armen Ausherman, Daniel Austin, Mike Aviles, Blanche Avitia, Roque Baghramian, Raft Bai, Hwan Eun Baier, Edward Baier, Robert Bailey, Paul Baker, Jon Baker, Judy Baker, Katie Baker, Michelle Bararata, Alberto Barbato, Brad Barcena, Ramiro Barcena. Rod Barham, David Barnes, Vicki Barrone, Robert Bartel, Jane Bateman, Tracy Beattie, Sally Beckler, Carl Belloff, Ernest Bencomo, Eloy Benedict, Steve Bernhardt, Ingrid Bertran, Maria Betancourt, Hector Bhakta, Daxa Bhakta, Tara Bikas, Trikki Bird, Robert Black, Tim Blair, Steve Blumenkrantz, William Borhaug, Lisa Bowlin, Greg Boyle, Laura Braccio, Lisa Brady, Moria Brandon, Cathy Brandon, Martha Breslin, Thomas Brisino, Guadalupe 3 152 JUNIORS Brito, Joe Britton, Robert Broda, Steve Brown, Lynne Browning, Bill Broyer, Kelly Bureika, Rita Butchko, Patrick Butler, David Butler, Dinah Caballero, Oscar Calandrino, Debbie Camarena, Gigi Campos, David Cannon, Greg Carll, Teresa Carrasco, Sylvia Cash, Gary Castillo, Mauricio Castillo, Willie Cecchini, Christine Chaidez, Lilia Chambers, Lisa Chee, William Chianello, Art Clark, Thomas Colla, Liz Conner, Paul Consoli, Darrill Conway, Mike Cooper, Steve Corbin, Kathy Costanzo, David Coto, Maria Cousens, Gloria Cousens, Roxana Cowan, Jim Crietee, Peggy Crotzer. James Currin, Debbie Dastrup, Tom Day, Christine Demirdjian, Suzie Dennison, Laurie De Pazos, Juan Deseran, Mark Des Roches, Robert Devaney, Georgia Dewhirst, Mark DeWind, Karen JUNIORS 153 Diaz, Victor Dilberto, David Doyle, Robin Duarte, |uan Dubon, Ruddy Duffer, Sheli Dumond, Kathi Duran, Armando Eastman, Kelli Echea, Paul Eder, Jerolynn Eichelberger, Anne Ellis, Dave Emrey, Tom Esguerra, Manuel Estrada, Ed Fabri io, Mark Falls, Cindy Farestveit, Craig Faris, Carol Farley, |eff Fatton, Nancy Faunce, Harold Fernandez, Francisco Fernandez, Guillermo Fernandez, Hilda Figueras, Manuel Finch, Jerry Fisher, Maria Flores, Salvador Foley, Eileen Fortner, Robert Foster, Robert Foster, Steve Fox, Randy Frank, Claudia Frank, Gary Franz, Richard Fratkin. Allyn Freeman, Kathleen Freeman, Tom Frost, Robert Gaines, Wendy Galias, Dave I 54 JUNIORS Gallagher, Ellen Gallelly, Ml Galvez, Evelio Galyen. John Garcia, Francisco Garcia. Pablo Garcia. Raul Gardella, Gina Garrett, Brett Caspar, Joe Gaspar, Tracy Geiser, Mike Gelhing, Caryn Gibbons, Charles Gifford, Christy Gill, Marlin Gillen, Sarah Gillis, |ohn Gioia, Dino Giraldo, George Gonzalez, Carlos Gonzalez, Carol Gonzales, Raul Gordon, Scott Grasse, Chris Green, Sara Gubler, leanine Gurrola, Debrah Guzman, Ed Habeshian, Lee Hager, Steve Hall. Lyle Hames, Ron Hambley, Robin Hammer. Tim Harding, Joni Hart, Dan Harwood, Michelle Head. Jeff Heaphy, Dave Heckman. Kevin Henry. Paula Hernandez, David Hernandez, Grace Hilliard, Brooks Hillquist, Tom Hiscott, Elizabeth JUNIORS 155 Hix, Maryann Hoff, |oni Holzer, Tom House, Terrie Hovley, Heather Hovvey, Donald Huerta, Alicia Hurst, Brad Iwanski. Dave Jimenez, Louie Jimenez, Raul Jobe, Lisa Joe, Minnie Johns, Douglas Johnson, Dawn Jones, Brent Jones, Marty Jorge, Aurora Joseph, Lori lozwiakowski, Michael Kaestle, Helga Kagel, Lynda Karalis, John Katinszky. Peter Ka angian, Henry Keller, Lori Kempthorne, Roy Kightlinger, Peter Kilsheimer, Elizabeth Kim, Alex Kim, Jay Kim, Susan Klaharn, Pete Knudsen. Pia Kohlmeier, Kris Kondos, Richard Koulian, Jack Kozik, Susie Kuhlin, Tracey Laca, Richard LaFond, Diane Lamas, Manuel Lamberton, Daren Lamoueaux, Robert Landman, Pam Langenberger, Donna Lara, Manuel Larramendi. Maria Lawson, Regina Lee, Robert 156 JUNIORS Leffler, Michelle Leman, Laura Lessley, Rhea Leum, Michael Levering, Laurah Lewis, Kevin Lietz, Jeff Argole, Nelson Lipari, Vincent Loera, Paul Loke, Karen Lopez, Eva Lopez, Tino Lorenz, Jeff Lorimer, Lynda Loschiavo, Alexandra Lotito, Carla Low, Debbie Lowry, Danita Luciano, Laurie Lupercio, Adelia Lupercio, Rosanio Luther, Scott Lutz, David Lutz, Julie MacDonald, Darcy MacDonell, Karen MacMinn, Margaret Madden, Dale Makhanian, Kathy Maliniemi, Jim Mantero, Nancy Martinez, Hubert Massey, Karen Masso, Maria Matlock, Gary Matt, Bob Mayers, Debbie Maziar, Sue McCullum, Kathleen McCune, Kelly McGovern, Silvia McGure, David Mclntire, Karry Mclsaac, Kathy McLaughlin, Molly McMullan, Diane JUNIORS 157 Medina, Alicia Mencia, Carlos Mendez, Maria Mennes, Candy Meredith, Drew Merrell, Charlene Miller, Brian Miller, Kathleen Milner, Elizabeth Minnick, Mike Miranda, Amelia Miekhania, Cary Moaddab, Abbas Moller, Lars Moore, Donna Moore, Kim Moore, Scott Mosley, Steve Moses, Ron Munoz, Samuel Myers, Lisa Napal, Tere Navarro, Salvador Neyman, Carl Nightingale, Chuck Nisbet, Linda Nogal, Janice Norell, Alvin Norona, Sara O'Brien, Mary O'Grady, Laurie O'Loughlin, Gregory O'Neil, Dorie Olds, Chris Olson, Bill Ortega, Richard Ovanessian, Steve Pacheco, Marissa Pack, Darryn Palmer, Lori Panikowski, Lena Paredes, Fernando Parker, loan Patched, Anthony Payne, Ray Paynter, Kvm Pease. Lorrie Peters, lohn 158 JUNIORS Pham, Hiep Piamchuntar, Chok Chai Pinon, Heidi Pinon, Hilda Pitkin, Deann Platz, Andrea Polequaptewa, Aden Ponce, Mary Alice Potter, Eric Potts, Sharon Powell, Linda Powell, Michael Prara, Mike Pryde, Lynn Puatu, Crace Quintero, Maria Quintero, Tony Rapose, John Ray, Robert Redman, Kathi Reed, Janet Reid, Nancie Renfro, Jimi Rcyse, Ramon Reynolds, Mary Rhody, Kenny Rice, Julie Richmond, Lori Riggs, Michael Ritchie, Mike Robillard, Regan Robles, Lucila Rodiger, John Rodriquez, Frank Rodriquez, Jose Rodriquez, Jose Ronska, Alan Rondon, Manuel Rollins, Kerry Rush, Janice Rosseno, Kathi Rostanii, Edward Ruby, Christine Runner, Elizabeth Ruzicka, Michelle Salaz, Paul Salehi, Hamila Santana, Eduardo Schulte, Mike Schultz, Jim JUNIORS 159 Scon, Andrea Seller, Diane Serrano, Sandra Shader, Debbie Shaffer. Ted Shandra, Tony Sharman, Melinda Shin, Candy Siden, Linda Silva, Javier Slight, Reed Smith, John Smith, Julius Smith, Mark Smith, Roxana Soler, Tomas Somogyi, Pete Speed, Je Spillman, Eric Spradlin. Edward Stamos, Nikos Steele. Thomas Steffen, Kelly Stenman, Eric Stienon, Ruth Stuart, Laura Sturgeon, Linda Sunnarborg. Cindy Suros, Ciro Sweeny. Karla Tasso, Suzy Taylor, John Taylor, Steve Terrones, Greg Tesselaar, Hans Thorpe, Tracy Tichenor, Walt Torvinen, lames Toscano, Cristina Toscano, George Tovo, Donald Triphon, George Truong. Tuan Underwood, Kevin Utsawanegul, Hataya Vac a, Robert Valantine, Bill Valdivia. Ricardo 160 JUNIORS Zorn, Mark Zmuidzinas, Donna Zeimis, Sieve Zarubiok, Blair Varjabedian, John Vazquez, Jose Vandermey, Michelle Van Riescn, Alex Van Patten, |ohn Vessella, Eileene Vera, Monica Ventura, Rolando Wagner, Ron Wallace, Cathy Walworth, Tracie Weiner, David White, Kimberly White, Stacy Wiechmann, Mark Wiese, Brent Wiggins, David Wilkinson, Lynne Williams, Lisa Williams, Michael Wilkie, Dawn Wolfe, Vinton Wood, David Woodward, Mary Pat Workman, Brian Yearley, David Young, Ron Young, Tania JUNIORS 161 Jeff Jordan President Roger Sanchez Vice President Peter Kim Joanne Smith Treasurer Secretary Abe, John Abramian, Marina Achterberg, Scott Acosta, Luis Aguiar, Sean Alarcon, Claudia Altounian. Brian Ames, Gloria Anderson, Caradawn Anderson, Mark Anderson, Paul Andonian, Lucy Andrade, Vince Andresen, Debbie Apodaca, Albert Archuleta, Maggie Arguello, Adolfo Aroutiounian, David Aroutiounian, John Artime, Enrique Ashida, Mitzi Atwell, Kirk Audish, Nizar Ausherman, Donald Austin, Ken Austin, Marianne Austin, Steve Ayerves, Jacqueline Baez, Silvia Bagdandvich, lygia Baker, Allyne Barajas, Dagoberto Barcena, Oralia Barcena, Raul Barco, Ada SOPHOMORES 163 Bates, Darla Baumann, Julie Bautista, Antonio Bautista, Sandra Beatty, Cheryle Becker, Carl Benavides, Kathy Bertran, Vivian Betancourt, Christina Bickerstaff, Carole Black, Sue Blackwood, Lorraine Blackwood, Matt Blore, Lorraine Boatright, Merrie Boghossian, Marie Bonilla, Italo Toni Bowen, Ross Bowles, Brian Boyer, Todd Boyte, Chris Brawley, Steven Bremer, Randy Briggs, Anna Brownfield, Tia-Lec Browning, Brenda Bryggman, Marie-Ann Budke, David Bunker, Roger Burch, Mike Burneo, Jorge Burns, Terri Burris, Devin Bustamante, Sandy Buzinskis, Lorie Calderon, Sergio Callies, Chris Carney, Silvia Campion, Javier Cannon, Margie Cantu, Richard Carbonell, Armando Carr, Susan Carrasco, Karen Carrillo, Yolanda Cash, Janine Caiero, Tom Celano, Lee Cha, Hyung Do Cha, Ki Do Chapman, James Chavez, Armando Chen, David Chipman, Caroline Cho, Yun Hyon Ciancio, Jodie 164 SOPHOMORES Choi, James Christiansen, Creta Ciancio, Josephine Cisneros, Caridad Clarke, Helene Colley, Greg Conner, Timothy Conners, Dave Connor, Jay Connor, Phil Cooksey, Warren Corbett, Dorothy Cordero, Ramon Couron, Melody Craine, Debra Crowley, Debbie Cuadros, Marco Cully, Denise Cunningham, Lisa Curro, Rolando Custer, Scott Daniels, Debra Daryabegi, Ziba De Boever, Kelley De Goedt, Lonnie De Cuia, Jesse De La Cruz, Susan De La Rosa, Patricia De Pazos, Lyonnc De Pazos, Leo Debruler, Tom Dergan, Rick De Santiago, Eva Di Berardino, Mike Di Paolo, Osvaldo Diaz, Adela Domasin, Elizabeth Dominguez, Kim Dubin, Bill Duncan, Deanno Dunn, Cindy Duval, Joe Echea, Sara Eddington, David Edwardo, Marclla Edwards, Michael Eldridge, Debra Elliott, Cheryl Engibegian, Armand English, Patty SOPHOMORES 165 Fabelo, Anthony Fadale, Mary Fairless, Wanda Fernandez, Tony Fioravanti, Lisa Fiorella, Maria Fisher, Ramona Fiske, Carol Flores, lisbeth Fodran, Ro l Fonseca, Julie Fortner, Bonnie Frazier, Jon Frederick, Michele Friesen, Carolyn Frommer, Dario Fullerton, Peter Fundora, Odalys Funston, Eric Callaher, Diane Gallo, Adriana Galt, Beth Galvez, Emma Galvez, Josefina Galviz, Anna Games, Alena Garabidian, Sandra Garcia, Armando Garcia, Lupe Garciga, Orlando Gary, Susan Garza, Andrew Garza, Luis Geringer, Dale Gilbert, Claudia Godoy, Pedro Goguen, David Gonzales, Gloria Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Maria Gonzalez, Marco Gosch, Arthur Gould, Derrick Gruen, Danny Guerra, Julio Guerra, Maria Guttry, Thomas Guzman, Arturo Hadley, Mary Guerrero, Leticia 166 SOPHOMORES Hadley, Valerie Haguisan, Maria Halloran, Tracy Hamilton, Brent Hamilton, Carol Hamilton, Eric Hanable, Brad Hanisch, Jennifer Harr, Tim Hayes, Roy Hayward, Karen Hedrick, Phillip Heimbold, Christa Helm, Eric Henderson, Nancy Hernandez, Alicia Hernandez, Enrique Hernandez, Jose Hernandez, Marianne Hernandez, Pedro Hidalgo, Jaime Hill, Patti Hillman, Mary Hird, Jacqueline Hirlemann, Lillian Hodges, Veronica Hoffman, John Hollis, Sherry Holmes, Rhonda Holmquist, Scott Horvath, Mike Hayes, Mike Huang, Thu Hunt, Roger Hunt, Todd Huntington, Chuck Huynh, Kim Van lennaco, Donna Ingram, Pam Jados, David Janies, Bridget Jara, Reynaldo Jewett, Greg Jobe, Cary Johnson, Corinne Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Richard SOPHOMORES 167 Johnson, Tom Johnston, Robert Jordan, Jeff Juhn, Min Kyung Kamberian, Massis Karalis, Nick Kasper, Bonnie Kazangian, Louise Kelly, Nancy Kcnnally, Jim Kilgore, Dave Kilsheimer, Mike Kim, Chang Kim, Helen Kim, Min Jung Kim, Peter King, Gina Ko, Kye Won Koffman, Linda Kosloski, Debbie Kessick, Frank Kowalski, Mike Krise, Kevin Krise, Stacey Kuhlin, Brad Kund, Peter Kunz, Susan Kutyas, Andrea Kwon, Sowon La Bella, Mike La Bissoniere, Scott La Broche, Maresa Laca, Robert La Chance, Ron Lalaian, Armine Laraway, Raymond Laub, Judy Leanders, Christy Leard, Rodney Lee, Smith Lenihan, Kevin Lepre, Anthony Linganfield, John Lira, Alfonso Llamas, Irma Long, Frank Lopez, Alfonso Lopez, Gisela Lopez, Maureen Lopez, Rodrigo Lovick, Gretchen Lucas, Joselyn Luce, Dave Luna, Anthony Luna, Socorro Luna, Ubaldo 168 SOPHOMORES Nesmith, Charles Nessen, Steven Nevarez, Estella McCartney, Steve McConnell, Mark McCullough, Mike McDonough, Donna Machado, Julaine Maeng, Julia Maly, Henry Marray, James Martinez, Marcel Martinez, Robert Matsumoto, Bertram Maxsom, Jo Anne Maxwell, Kim Maxwell, Vickie Mazzotti, Maria Mehrali, Mark Mendez, Cindy Menchaca, Chris Meunier, Raoul Mikailian, Armond Miles, Christie Miles, Magdeline Miller, Mike Miller, Sharon Min, Tae-Hee Monette, Bob Monroe, Bill Montano, Francisco Moon, Carol Moore, Michael Moreno, Rene Morgan, Jeff Morris, Shelli Moses, Paul Mouron, Cwenn Muravez, Thomas Mushet, Ken Myers, John Myers, Vicki Nance, Margaret Nance, Teresa Navarro, Connie Neal, Sheri SOPHOMORES 169 Nicodemus, Todd O'Keefe, Colleen Okum, Linda Ontiveros, Lilia Ordaz, Dennis Orta, Yolanda Ortega, Yolanda Ortiz, Jorge Ortiz, Lydia Osborne, Susan Osorio, Alex Otazu, Joyce Ovanessian, John Overgaard, Michele Pacheco, Valerie Paietta, Steve Palubinskas, Susana Palumbo, Sean Pardo, Gabriel Pedretti, Bill Penland, Phillip Perticucci, Roy Perez, Carlos Perez, Eddy Perez, Ida Perez, Isabel Perry, Tony Peters, Ben Peters, Michael Peyton, Steve Pieper, Scott Pinto, Veronica Plcssala, Brian Polanco, Alfonso Polequaptewa, Doreen Poloni, Carmen Ponce, Joe Postajian, Zovig Potter, Alison Powers, Troy Price, Sandy Pridmore, Laurie Proctor, Robert Puatu, Alexander Pujol, Oneida Push, Patricia Quintero, Annette Rahm, Rosa Rajpal, Satwinder Reid, James Reinert, Katherine Rendon, Silvia Renfro, Robert Repuyan, Marichu Rescndiz, Jaime Reyes, Pam 170 SOPHOMORES Rhone, David Rice, Kum Richards, Mark Richardson, Arthur Rickerby, Mark Ridino, Ken Rivera, Maria Roach, Fred Roberts, James Roberts, Kyle Roberts, Susan Rodrigues, Alina Rodriguez, Sonny Romanelli, Adrian Rosales, Alexander Ruffner, Skip Ruiz, Ana Ruiz, Elvia Ruiz, Maribel Russ, Randy Russell, Kim Russell, Sue Russell, Susan Ruzich, |on Ryan, Kathy Ryan, Kathleen Sacco, Silvia Said, Lori Salgado, Ninooko Salas, Armando Sanchez. Roger Sanchez, Seledonio Sansone, Frank Santa Ana, Art Saravia, Gilberto Sarkissian, Greg Sata, Salvador Savard, Henri Savinovich, Rita Saxton, Ace Scale, Bob Sc hall, Jemma Scheiera, Beverly Schulz. Fred Schweigcrt, |im Schilling. Otto Scott, Sheila Sebits, Pam SOPHOMORES 171 Secias, Lorenna Seller, Peter Seisor, Paul Seo, Janet Seymour, Brenda Seymour, Cindy Shakespeare, Steve Shaw, Colleen Shaw, John Shclbi, Nick Shipton, Jack Silva, Federico Simarano, Anthony Skramstad, Michael Slavin, Dwayne Slowskei, Christine Smeder, Heidi Smith, Craig Smith, Jeffrey Smith, Joanne Smith, Shannon Solis, Mario Son, Heesuk Song, Johng Sottile, Tine Souza, Delores Sparks, Mitch Spratt, Eric Stamp, Mary Stange, Julie Stepanian, Evet Stone, George Styma, Diane Suarez, Patti Suarez, Yolanda Swarts, Janet Switzer, Sandy Tamez, Steve Tamme, Valdur Tapia, Hector Tarizzo, Mark Tempel, Tina Thelin, Rick Tisccreno, Paul Toma, Craig Torgeson, Gerald Tovar, Yvonne Triphon, Nancy Umphrey, John Underwood, Robert 172 SOPHOMORES Uribe, Bernardo Urquiza, Armando Uytana, Vinson Valentine, Larry Valenzuela, Miriam Van De Weterings, Shirley Van Meter, Steve Vargas, Mona Vartanian, Armineh Vascellaro, Dorothy Velazquez, Miriam Vera, Patricia Vigen, Viki Vilhauer, William VVaehtcs, Mike Wagner, Randy Wais, Mike Walker, Alison Wallace, Kathy Wallace, Tamara Warman, Theresa Watters, Alison Websters, Cathy Weikert, Ann Werner, Blake Wesley, Chris West, James Weyand, Brenda Whitrock, William Wickham, Pat Wildman, Clara Williams, Dennis Williams. Patrice Williams, Robert Wilson, Su anne Wolf, Rosie Wolfe, David Wong, Pat Wong, Sherwin Woodall, Thomas Woolfield, Mara Woon, Bruce Wooten, Su ie Worcester, Allison SOPHOMORES 173 Wright, Derrick Yang, Taeson Yates, Barbara Yi, Hye Young York, Kandy Yoshida, Twyla Youngman, Jamie Yu, Jung-Suk Zamudio, Vilma Zcimis, Laura Zendzhirdzhyan, Arutyun Zepeda, George Ziel, Kim Zitnick, Cathy - -i % •E • • o w. • ' t fc I C o c A((rtO ne ■ i • ' ”1 - :kr v°J vO - • $ . • ]Li � • W V jJfeJ 11' iv ,?.■ ‘- 7% V?+!rt Jt •t • •! o h u 1 w 1 L W « 0 c w % 1 « • « ■ L 1 ‘ v Superintendent and Staff • Dr. Wayland Parsons, Dr. Burtis Taylor, Dr. Donald Empey Board of Education - William Murphy, Carl Raggio, Sheldon Baker, Blanch Greenwood, |une Sweetnam Counselors - (Back Row) Ellen Lindop, Teresita Ybiernas; (Front Row) Paul John- son, Margaret Stotler Mr. Duncan practices with the original ground breaking shovel. 178 ADMINISTRATION OUR ADMINISTRATION Instructional Vice Principal - Chakib Sambar Girl's Vice Principal - Debra Bradley ADMINISTRATION 179 Cafeteria Workers - (Back Row) Virginia Hornbussel, Helen Carpenter, Emma Mi- Iota, Louise Gotsch; (Middle Row) Liv Davolos, Peggy Alex- ander, Betty Hutchinson, Phyllis Christian, Sally Ingles, Rose Steciuk; (Front Row) Margaret Millar, Lupe Gal- lar a, Betriz Napoli, Donna Mills. Office Workers - (Back Row) Helen Young, Helen Spruill, Mary Tetreault; Custodians - (Front Row) Elsie Henry, Mr. Cee, Bill Lachance, Mary (Middle Row) Ruth Ogden, Donna Lehto, Kathy Wood, Merian Reed; Goss; (Middle Row) juvencio Segura, Paul Bently, Bill Cochran; (Back (Front Row) Barbara Wong, Anita Baiosso, Sally Tonkiss. Row) Lee Ingram, Tony Austin. 180 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Paul Diffley Faculty President Because Hoover's faculty attempts to provide the best academic environment possible for students, the teachers spend many hours doing research, preparing lectures, ordering supplies, writing tests grading pa- pers. Knowledge is a major part of our educational devel- opment; however teachers realize that their responsi- bilities go far beyond these academic activities. They spend more hours motivating, pleading, hoping, plan- ning ■ working with students. Hoover’s teachers are really something special! No significant activities would take place without their enthusiasm talent. They work with one goal in mind: to help each student realize his potential, socially as well as intellectually. Mr. Bundick Mr. Cooper Mr. Dennis ADMINISTRATION 181 In order to show the significant contrast in opinions of teacher's responsibilities, a number of students were asked to comment on what teaching methods best fulfill those requirements ... Mr. Deuel Mrs. Edwards Mr. Muss Mr. Diffley Mr. Dionis Mr. Douglass Mr. Fisher Mr. Cow Mrs. Hatfield Mr. Helms Mr. Inhelder Mr. I race Miss Irwin Mrs. Guarrera Mr. Haase Mr. Henry Mr. Dave Herman 182 ADMINISTRATION To prepare them for college and life in general. -Dave Stewart The teacher's responsibility is simply, to teach- The learning process itself is up to us as students. -Robert Barrone- ADMI NISTRATION 183 To lie. cheat, or use any other paraphernalia in which we may obtain an A in the class. -Mark Cobin- To teach in an interesting and informative fashion. -Alex leschiave- To create a good atmosphere for learning. -Cretchen Levich- ADMINISTRATION 184 To (ill our little (sometimes bi) ), heads with knowledge and bring peace and tranquillity to all. «Brian Reason- To teach to the best of their ability the subject matter in which they are qualified. -Alison Brown- 185 ADMINISTRATION rrrr Sealbearers CSF SEALBEARERS: bottom- Rose Ruzieh, Chad Hazen, Jarean Ray, Cae Werner, Vivian Zeman, Lori Koontz, Brenda Crico, Aida Crigorian, Marie Le 8rcche, Doug Hasu, Mark Turrill, Darin Wood, James Clarke, Jeff Matsumoto, Jose Farinas, Jeff Carr. Senior CSF bottom row- Rose Ruzieh, Vivian Zeman, Dan Foss, Doug Hasu, Brenda Grice, middle row- Darin Wood, Jarean Ray, Jeff Matsu- moto, Aida Grigorian, top row- Mark Turrill, Kanneh Simonian, Kelly Akers, Lori Koontz, Katie Johnson, Gae Werner, Julie Hodges, Kourosh Late Vardi, Jeff Carr, Chad Hazen, Jim Clarke, Jose Ferinas, Marie Le Breche. 188 CSF California Scholarship Federation The California Scholarship Federation was formulated to bestow recognition to those students who have dem- onstrated superior scholastic achievements during their high school years. Through hard work and dedication they have developed strong intellectual abilities as well as helping to maintain high academic standards at Hoo- ver. Junior Scholarship-top row: Nikos Stamos, Julie Lutz, Orlando Ventura, David McGuire, Brent Wiese, Martin Adams. Middle row: Ruth Stiemar, Lisa Williams, Pam Landman, Grace Puatu, Diane McMullan, Rita Bur- eika, Martha Brandon, Hans Tesselaar, Mary Ann Hix, Greg O'Loughlin. Bottom row: Jeff Speed, Alex Van Riesen, Craig Farestreit, Peter Adamson, Cathy Brandon, Beth Runner and Lisa Jobe. CSF 189 3ri Sophomore CSF- Marie Louise Boghossian, Joanne Smith, Mitzi Ashida, Kye Won Ko. Second row- Marcel Martinez, Chang Kim, Tania Warapai. Third row- James Choi, Alex Puatu. Fourth row- Hamila Salehi, Mari anne Austin, Art Richardson. Fifth row- Jeaniej Cash, Tom Woodal, Peter Kim. Sixth row- Diane Stynia, Viki Vigen, Frank Long. Seventh row- Hyung Docha, David Gogeun, Lincoln Anderson. Not pictured Maureen Lopez. Clubs S Club-standing Nanette Antcliff, Ruth Alvord, Carol Faris, jane Bartel, Miss Pre- scot, seated Karen Chaney, Roxanna Smith, Cathy Brandon, Rhonda Holmes, Ellen Gallegher. Pep Club in ACTION! USA Club-standing Mary Shader, Lori Koontz, Linda Walker, Kelly Smith, Chess Club-Rolando D. Ventura, David Costarzo, Jeff jorgensen, seated Padma Sonti, Lorri Weiner, John Szerszen, Tracy Wright, Lesley Eric Rawcliffe, Ed Rostami, Wajik Abdou, Hani Abdou. Wright. ORGANIZATIONS 191 Fall Thespians-David Wheeler, Drew Meredith, Tracie Massiet, Brian Ross, Mrs. Gaurrea, Bill Pricce, Rhonda Trevtson, Charlene Wedge, Scott Russel, Kathy Jorgenson, David Walker, Aida Grigorian. Cagers-Kneeling (left to right) Peter Kim, Henry Ar- time, Luis Acosta, Roger Sanchez, Tim Black, Hans Tesselaar. Standing (left to right) Frank Long, Paul Sel- sor. Brad Hannable, Arlen Polequaptewa, Robert Lanoureaux, Ramon Reyes, Keith Hammer, John Bar- cena. Rich Janies, Jerry Ab- boud, Mark Deseran, Don Howey, Kenny Rhody, Mike Ritchie, Ed Santana, Mike Jozwiakowski, Jeff Leivo, Wes Matson. Key Cluh Sweethearts-Lorri Weiner Joy Fiske. Key Club Members-Art ChianeJIo, Alex Kim, Alex Van Reisen, David Galias, Dan Hernandez, Tom Breslin, Steve Mosley, Mark Deseran, Joy Fiske, Marty Adams, Bob Barrone, Lorri Weiner, John Karalis, Hans Tesselar 192 ORGANIZATIONS Concert Glee-Row 1-Mcg Nance, Maria Quintero, Ivonne DePazos, Alicia Med- ina, Jerolynn Eder, Gloria Ames, Lesley Wright. Row 2- Sherri Morris, Linda Lears, Ro- xanne Cousens, Sylvia Carsco, Lisa Stuessel, Peggy Olhauser. Row 3-Tina Tempel, Ruby Burgess, Kathy Corbin, Susan Black, Patty De La Rosa. Row 4- Nancy Marquette, Gretchen Levick, Vicki Vigen, Tammy Escher, Vilma Zamudio. Row 5- Vicki Myers, Alice Work- man, Rene Mann, Tracy Mon- dragon, Michelle Leeth, Mir- iam Hernandez, Lorena Garcia, Cindy Becker, Debbie Low, Andrea Platz, Jan Nogal, Mr. Ken Wilson. Row 6-Mike Boatwright, Bryan Tari, Mario Solis, Meredith Ayton, Becky Baele, Susan Carr. Spring Thcspians-Kathy Wall- ace, Charieen Wedge, Sara Green, Maria Fisher, Scott Russel, Rhoda Tretsven, Kathy lorgenson, Lora Woodward, Barbi Bolde, Tracie Massiet, Scott Luther A Capella Choir-Row 1-John Hird, lanet Crosthwaite, Dawn Sjxague, Joanne Martindale, Allison Bowen, Aida Grigo- rian, Linda Walker, Debbie Taylor, Lisa Jobe, Linda Nisbet, Eun Hwann Bai. Row 2-Angela Watikins, Lori Weiner, Nancy Marquette, Carol Hamilton, Kelli Wilson, Sue Holbrook, Ruth Stienson, Mr. Ken Wil- son. Row 3-Lori Hollen, Karl Dysthe, Tracy Walworth, Me- lina Arvanitis, Lori Koontz, Kelly Akers, Julie Hodges, Brenda Grice. Row 4-David Wheeler, Craig Fisher, Stan Matlock, Keith Goodman, Mark Turrill, Bob Paietta, Jaeyang Kim, Kido Cha. Row 5-David Jolliffe, David Rhone, David Butler, Jon Van Meter, Bill Vilhaucr, David McGuire, Chad Hazen, Alan Brown, Randy Hoohn. Row 6-Drew Hamilton, Bruce MacLeod, James Worley, John Szerszen. ORGANIZATIONS 193 Through the years, Hoover's Mod- ern Dance Class has proven itself out- standing. This year's theme Gotta Dance was just right. Its artistic achievements were delightful and well done. The theme originated from several hit Broadway shows. The Dance Class was a hit displayed some really creative movements, time after time. Hoover's Stage Crew was at its best during all the shows and perfor- mances, helping to highlight the per- formers to their utmost. The Stage Crew has mastered the fine technique of lighting design, sound engineering, and set construction. Sue Carr Dance Club-Top Row-linda Walker, Marianne Austin, Beth Hiscot, Judy Martin, Kim Russell, Ramona Fi- scher, Joy Fiske, Sue Carr, Wendy Caines. Bottom Row-Grace Hernadez, Tracie Massiet, Sue Brockman, Linda Ziel, Debbie Mayers, Lydia Ortiz, Doris Bronhauser. Liz Schilling, Cathy Abe, Debbie Taylor, Patty Hill, Alison Bowen, Not Pictured Barbi Bolde, Linda Siden. Stage Crew-Stuart Logan and Brain Reason. Brett Carett, Mark Amirsolaimani, Kelly Broyer, Henry Nesmith, Ed Guzman, David Walker, Mr. Wilson, Tom Freeman, Aldon Guzman, Robert Guzman, Paul Selsor, Yvette Lang. 194 ORGANIZATIONS Mixed group from Hoover-Miles Stanton, Hank Paz, Marti French, Tom Holzer, Ron Makhanian, Jim Duval, Frank Scottile, Roger Bunker, Mark McCullough, Tina Scottile, Cindy Wilson. ORGANIZATIONS 195 Fashion Club-top row-Mari Bertram, Anita Abramian, Kin Adams, Eileen Meehan, Dori Bornhauser, Ziba Daryabegi Bottom row Jonni Thompson Debbie Sanger, Kim Shipstor Kim Loomis, Dawn Tate Christy Gifford. Art Club-top row-Dwayn Slavin, Steve Zemis. Bottor Photo Club-top row-Brent Wiese, Darryn Pack, Greg CXLoughin, Beth Runner. Bottom row Julie Lutz, Rose Ruszich, Marc Zorn, Oliver Buenz. 1% ORGANIZATIONS French Club Front Row-laura Leman, Christy Leanders, Suzie Wooten, Karen Hay- ward, Maureen Lopez, Elizabeth Milner, Shirley Rhody. Back Row-David Wood, Pe- ter Martinez, Enrique Abbo. AFS Club Front Row-Julie Matt, Cindy Cis- neros, Oliver Buienz, Jon Baker, Mr. Vitz, Anita Abramian, Peggy Criette, Alice Ponce, Padma Sonti, Karen Hayward, Sugi Harto, Maire Labreche, Elizabeth Azzi, Seda Safa- rian, Pia Knudsen. Latin Club Front-Row-Tracey Kuhlin, Colleen O'Keefe, Nikos Stamos, Roxana Smith, Linda Powell, Darryn Pack. Our Rose Float Hero , Rose Ruzich, Lisa Williams, Steve McCartney, Bert Matsumoto, Frank Long. Back row: Mike Leum, Eric Spillman, Greg O'Loughlin, Beth Runner, Ftans Tesellaar, Ken Scott, Jon Baker, Bill Valentine, Lincoln Anderson, Viki Vigen, Randy Bremer, Julie Stange, Diane Styme, Jeff Matsumoto, Gret- chen Lovick, Claudia Gilbert, Steve Paietta, Eric Spratt, Ei- leen Vessella, Peter Kim, Todd Hunt, Art Richardson, Dario Frommer. ORGANIZATIONS 197 Carr Queen Kaitzer Hovasapian v 5L 198 SCROLL COURT Randy Hoehn Dawn Tate Bob Vivante Gae Werner Brian Reason Lori Weiner Scroll Court, 1979 Bill Lewis Adele Grinde SCROLL COURT 199 u t dp L [ I C Mi i Bank otAmerica Float Wins Anniversary Award A f purpte pffc Sl lstL JsU JljjsJiZ« , Kq Club Hot � Cm tatii MacLeod. 4S£ President INDEX valentine Roses on Sale Newly Organized Club Promotes Awareness Stars Play Basketball Date Set lor Jnnior Prom r. . Senior Ind Abbo, Enrique G. Abdosian, Sahag S. Abdou, Wafik F.R. Abramian, Anita I Adams, Kimberly S. Adams, Ward 17 Adamson, Cameron H. 17,149 Akers, Kelly K. 17,1 Aloma, Vivian C. 17 Altounian, David A. Alvarez, Tony 18 Amussen, D. Gaye 18 Angel Bello, Nidiam S. 18 Archer, Cynthia D. 18 Atwell, Terry L. 18 Atwell, Tracy L. 18 Avaness, Silva 18 A wad, Amgad 18,107 Ayala, Araceli 18 Ayton, Meredith M. 18,137,1 56 Azi i, Elizabeth 18,197, Baele, Rebecca E. 18,136 Baiocco, Annette 19 Baiocco, Evette 19,148 Bararata, Robin L. 19 Barcena, John 19,124,138,192 Barnett, Edward L. Bartel, Nancy K. 19 Baugh, Robert D. 19,221 Baydian, Aram 19 Beattie, Jeffrey E. 19,107 Bender, David J. 19 Bennett, Stacie A. 19,122,234,14 Betancourt, Rito 19 Bickerstaff, Tom 19 Bishop, Dorothy A. 19,29,84,98, Blackwell, Terri A. 19 Bodgon, Kevin M. 6,19,84,138 Bolde, Barbara M. 6,19,86,193,2 Bond, Corene T. 19,141 Borisoff, Derek C. 19,49,84,1 IS, Bornhauser, Doris S. 19,194,196 Bowen, Allison M. 17,20,97,194.214,219 Bradfeild, Suzanne C. 20,122,234|B[lW Brafford, Todd W. 20,107 Breault, Tracy J. 20,29,98 Brockman, Suzanne M. 20,194 Brooks, Philip A. 20 t Brown, Alison H. 20,29,98,141 Brown, Kris 20,106,228,232 Brown, Leslie M. 20,29,76,98,141 Brown, Walter 20,96 Buenz, Oliver 20,82,84,196,197 m T Bujaki, Kathryn 20 Burton, Fiona C.20,34,87 Camarillo, Joseph Campos, Julio A. 20,21 Caneva, David R. 20 Capodanno, John J. 17,20 202 SENIOR INDEX Carapetian, Dorik 20 Carmichael, David A. 20 Carr, Jeffrey G. 1,6,20,84,149,188,199 Cates, Caren 20 I Chadsey, Paul H. 21,68,92,93,239 . Chavez, Victor FI. 21 Choi, Ann £1 Chung, Zoo Yung 21 Cisneros, Cynthia 5,21,197,136 Ciurleo, Patricia A. 21 Clarke, James A. 21,188 Clevenger, Teri 21 Coffelt, Brian W. 22 Collins, Mark R. 138 Condit, Brian C. 22 Conrad, Scott J. 16,22 Contreras, Ana P. 22 Cooksey, Michael K. 22 Cooney, Sheila L. 22 Corbin, Mark B. 6,22 149 Cornelison, Richard C. 5,22,85,1B83lS Corran, Tracy A 22,101,224 v Correa, Dosinda I. 22 A- 2 i A. . ie 22 Cotton, Kathv Coz ie, Anita 22 Crockett, Paul A. Crone, Cynthia Cross, Annmarie Crossman, Kenneth ). 22,87,89 Crosthwaite, Janet 1. 22,93,97 D Amato, Mark P. 2 5 Damian, Leo F. 23 Dankowski, Jan C. Dankowski, Sean M. Dauphin, Allan R. li Davis, Jerald Dan 23 De Guia Jr., Abner 23,92,93 De La Nuez, lvon23 ’ •' y De Vail, Lynn 23 Deal, Gerald R. 23 . I Delaney, Leah J. 2 5 Derris, Jill M. 23,211,230,229,234,100 Dcs Roches, David 23 Diaz, Marlene 23 3 Dickey, Barry L. 23 Douglas’, Tracy A. 23 Dowse, Dennis C. 23 Drewe, Avery C. 23,219 bucket, Terri J. 24,29,98,136 Duval, James 24 Dysthe, Karl W. 24,1 14,115,239 Eastman, Lance T. 24,33,107 Edwardo, John M. 24 Elliott, Pat 24,215,136 Ellis, Philip L. 24 Escher, Charles D. 24 Escobar, Manuel 25 Estrada, Sandy 25,143 , ■ Farias, Noe 25 Farinas, Jose R. 25,188 Fazio, JoAnne 25,86,239,228 Fiorella, Lino 25 Fernandez, Odalys 25 Fisher, Craig A. 25,115,130 Fiske, Joy L. 21,24,25,49,85,192,194 Flinders, Jacqueline 25,87,236 Flores, Eddie 25,63,106,107 Flores, Matilde M. 25 Foss, Daniel 96,133,188 Franzon, Laura 1,25,87,97,214 Fraser, James T. 25,138 Freeman, Karolyn J. 25 French, Robert J 25,13f Gagliano, Ann 25,148 irii in, cel :lis; illiai David J. 26,124 Diane 26 __ Marco At 26 Gonzalez, Morena G. 26 Goodman, Keith 26 Gould, Sandra Lee 26 Graham, Carol A. 26,86,215 Grams, Cheryl 5,21,26,29,225 Greave ('.rice .fcfecn (irigorian, Aida Grigoria Grinde, Guerre Gulin, Gufierr ,216,239 9 1,192,188 Andre 26 dele M. 26,84,86,91,102,199 Be aria 26 Christine 26 Guzman, Robert 194 Hacobian, Edward 26 Hagge, Alan J. 26 Hales, Stephen R. 27 Halton, Peter 27 Hamilton, Drew 27 Hammer, Keith L. 27,124,125,192 Handal, Eddie 63 Hankins, linda Kay 27 Hartwell, Brian R. 27,6 Hasu, Doug H. '27,84 188 Hauok, Linda A. 27 Hazen, Chad A. 27 188 Hennings, Trank 27 Hernandez, Dionisio C. 27,192 Herrera, Mercedes 28 Hidalgo, Alonso 28 Hidalgo, Paul 28 Hillquist, Daniel 28,133,134 Hiscott, Gregory 28 Hodges, Julie E. 7,28,49,89.101,224.288 Hoehn, Randy S. 28,85,93,115,130,199 Hoisington, Wendy 21,28,101,224 Holbrook, Susan A. 28,84,101,224 Hollen, Lori 28,01 Holman, Robert L. 28 Holzer, Andy 28 Hovasapian, Kaitzer 28,29,49,86,99,199,231 ,208,210,188 Hoverson, Russell H. 28 Hovley, Erich M. 28,115,130 Hupp, Robert L. 28,76’ Hurd, Stephen Michael 28 Hutchinson, Brian L. 28,107,133,138 Huynh, Hue Thi K. 28 Innocent, Glenn R. 28 _ Jackson, Theresia C. 29 Jae, Laura 29 Janies, Richard 29,76,107,125,1 3 3,192 Jensen, Todd R. 9,29,32,76,107,. 28,232 Jimenez, Carlos M. 29,32,107 Johns, Nancy K. 29,97,214 Johnson, Bonnie M. 29 Johnson, Kathleen A. 29,8“ Jolliffe, David L. 6,29,92 Jorgensen, Katherine J. 29, 92,193,208,210 Kazaryan, Sevak 30 Keller, David W. 30 Kempthorne, Susan E. 30 Kilgore, James M. 30 Kilsheimer, Thomas 30 Kim, Wan Seop 30 King, Gail 30 Kirchner, Rhonda 30 Klaharn, Saravut 30 Knox, Donald 30 Koontz, I ori 30,91,97,5,214.1 't 1,188 Krantz, Margeret 30 Kratka, li ttery 30 Kukes, Ja k 30 Kunz, Linda 30.143 Kvvon, Mi won Labreche, Marie 30,197,188 Lajevardi, Kourosh 10 Lameka, Denise 30 Lang, Yvette 31,194 Lanza, Vincent Lavoiolette, David 31,196 Lawler, James 31 Lee, James 11 Leivo, Jeffrey 31,124,12.5.102 Lewis, William 215.102,31,175,199 Logan, Stuart ,5,234,194’ J Long, Frank 31,192,197 Loomis, Kimberly 3T,230,234,229,100,196,50 Lopez, Eva Lorenz, David 31 Louderman, Rebecca 31 Loureird, Henry 31 Loveira, Leonor 31 Loya, Esperanaz 29,31,98 Lucas, Carolyn Ann Luce, Steven 31 Luna, Frea Lutynski, Daniel 31 Lutz, Craig 31 Lynch, Patrick .32,107,31,76 Mac Leod, Bruce 115,31,84,130 Magnus, Lori 32,31,51,210,229,100,234 Makhanian, Ronnie 32,195 Maliniemi, Sandra 32 Sc 1 51 SFNI IOR INDEX 203 Marquette, Nancy Lynn 32 Marquez, Arthur 32 Martin, Judy 32,221,194 Martin, Keith 32 Martindale, Joanne 32,101 Martinez, Carlos 32 Martinez, Lorraine 33 Martinez, Martha 33 Martinez, Peter 33,197 Mashayekh, Majid 33 Massiet, Tracie 33,86,192,193,194,210,239 Mathis, Danielle 34 Matlock, Stan 33,138 Matson, Wesley 124,192 Matsumoto, Jeffery 5,33,115,130,197,188 Matt, Julie 34 Matteson, Robert Jr. 34,115 McAustion, Mary 34,101,224 McCarthy, Kelli 34 McConnell, Kathleen 34 McCullough, Mark 34,193 McCumher, Robert 34 McCune, Terry 34,216 Mclnnes, Fiona 34,221 McLaughlin, Judy 34,21,5 McLean, Denis 35 McMillen, Sharon 35 Meehan, Eileen 35,196 Mellon, Jason 32,35,107 Mendez, Mildred 35 Mendoza, Dora 35 Mergenthal, Kari 35,96,122 Merino, Florence 35 Mesrobian, lalln 35 Miledi, Mark 35,138 Miller, Barton 35,89 Min, Jeong 15 Mirkhanian, Kasbar 35 Mirkhanian, Ronald 35,133 Molina, Rene 8,35,50 Moloney, Jean 35 Monjeau, Collette 35 Moore, Patricia 6,35,50,148,239 Moore, Stephen 35,138,221,214 Morgan, Jay 36 Mouse, Mickey 14 Napoli, Cecil 36 Nerlich, Mark 36,115,130,239 Newhouse, Jeffrey 36 Nieves, Rebeca 36 Nolan, Frank 36,62 Nystrom, John 36 O'Brien, Angla 36 O'Brien, Karen 36,97,214 O'Keefe, Michael 36,124 O'Reilly, Christina 36,196,225 Oghigian, Cynthia 36 Ohigashi, Anthony 36 Ohlhauser, Peggy 36 Olivas, Anthony 36 Ortega, Del 1( Pacheco, Stanley 36 Paictta, Robert 36,145 Painter, Gig 36 Paisley, Robert 36 Pak, Ki-Myung 36 Palen, Teresa 37 Palmer, James 37 Panosian, Sylva 37,86 Panza, Steven 37 Parrott, Mark 37 Patton, Christopher 37 Paz, Rosa 37 Pearson, Terri 37,62,122,123,148 Penaranda, Jacqueline 38 Pendry, Freda 38 Perez, Alberto Petersen, Richard 38,145 Petersen, Don 38 Pierce, William 38,93,192 Pike, Cathleen 38 Pitkin, John 38 Plessala, Karen 38 Poinsett, Kenneth 138 Pondella, Christine 21,38,102 Pote, Laurie 38,213,5,230,100,229,234 Proctor, Maribeth 38,225,196 Pulliam, Lindsay 38 Raber, Thomas 38 Rahm, Joy 38,76,213 Ramirez, Katherine 38 ' g '[ Ranek, Julie 38 Rasmussen, Bradly 38 Ray, Jarean 38,188 Reason, Brian 37,38.5,194,199,234 Reinhart, Julie 38 Repuyan, Marities 19 Reynolds, Jennifer 19 Rhody, Shirley 29,39,85,91,89,98,197 Richmond, Pam j9,9Tj43 Rigo, William 39 Rillo, Dolores 39,148 Rinehart, Michael 39,107 Rios, Carol 39 Roberts, Tamera 39 Robles, Thomas 39 Roccaforte, Armando 39 Rodriguez, Isabel 39 Rodriguez, Richard 39 Ross, Brian E. 39,92,192,239 Royer, Glenn Robert 39 Russell, Joseph E. 40 Russell, Scott A. 40,92,192,193 Ruzich, Rose K. 40,196,197,188 Safarian, Seda 40,197 Sanger, Doborah J. 41,85,86,91,196,227,239,143 Savatgy, Patrick J. 41 Scavone, Julia T. 41 Schilling, Elizabeth J. 29,41,89,98,194,225 Schmitz, Paul 41 Schroyer, Alecia L. 41 Schultz, E. Frank 41 Scott, Karen M. 41 Scott, Kenneth W. 41,197 v JA 204 SENIOR INDEX bits, Jacqueline M. 41 liars, Dean E. 41 o, Cathy Mi Hye 41 rra, Christine 41 rrano, Charles S. 41 ader, Mary Lynne 41,87,191 affer, Stephen P. 41 law, Kathy 41 lipston, Kimberly M. 9,29,41,98,196,209 loemaker, Jean D. 41 ulman, Leonard M. 42,44,84,133 roon, Kristen M. 5,29,42,98 nonian, Ara 42 npson, Timmy 42 avin, David 42,133 nith, David T. 42 nith, Marc 42,92 dcn, Jennifer Renee 42,136 jka, Elizabeth A. 42 imogyi, Christina C. 42 n, Arthur D. 43 nti, Padma 43,84,89,191,197 to Jr, Manuel L. 43 to, Ruth E. 43,87,228,232 ttile, Cindy M. 29,43,76,98 attile, Frank A. 43,195,225 Deed, Deborah 43,231,239 Hague, Dawn 29,43,98 ayropoulos, Christine 21,29,43,76,99,225 oshy, Razmik 43 I audinger, Sheri A. 43,85,86,91,97,208,210 214,235 ewart, David P. 43 ewart, Julie E. 43 jmmerhayes, Pam 43,147,93,196 jpiyanto, Sugiharto 82,89 jsca, Eugenia Barbara 43,143 it a, Mike zerszen, John 43,62,191 asso, John 43 ate. Dawn 43,222,102,84,85,196,199 aylor, Debora 43 aylor, Mark 44 etley, Susan 44 homas, Calvin 44 hompson, Frederic 44 hompson, Jonni 44,196 hompson, Lisa 44,213 homsen, Lance 44 horpe, Raymond 32,44,107,40 ichenor, Paul 45,196 oerge, Tracy 45,225 oledo, Rosa 45 oledo, Sylvia 45 orgeson, Neil 45 orres, Jorge 45 retsven, Rhonda 45,92,192,193 rimble, Larry 45 riphon, Diane 45 ucker, John 45 urrill, Mark 45,188 fan Meter, Jonathan 45,93 Ve, Vi Vanderveen, George 45 Vega, Cecilia 44,29,45,21,215,85,91,98 ? 93,234 Velazquez, Samuel 45 enrick, Richard Jr. 45 entura, Margaret 46 Vertal, Susanna 46,21,230,234,229,100 Villa, Jorge 46 Vitale Joanne 46,21,147,230,229,100 Vivante, Robert 46,102,133,199.234 ± Wade, Scott 46 Walker, Linda 46,97,214.91 ,194 ■ Ward, Patricia 46 Watkins, Angela 46,97,214,141' ™ Watt, Frances 46,86,239 Webb, Carol 29,46,91,98 Weege, Charlene 46,92,192,193 Weiner, Lorraine 47,222,102,84,86,5,91,92 19l',192,89,234,199 +■ Werner, Gae 29,47,86,5,230,98,188,199 Wesley, Matson 47 West, Angela 47 Wheeler, David 92,93,192 White, Kelly 47,f47 Willis, Lynne 143,142 Wilson, Cindy 47,195 Wilson, Kelli 47,48 Witzelberger, Sergio 47 Wolf, Laura 47 Wood, Darin 47,102,188 Woodward, Lora 29,47,87,98,193 Worley, James 47,232 Wright, Lesley 48,191,87 Ybarra, Valerie 48 Yule, Carol Beth 48 Zeller, Don 48 Zeman, Vivian 48,188 Zidell, Julie 48 Ziel, Linda 48,76,194,196 Zinser, Steven 48 aiMB •. % SENIOR INDEX 205 MR. 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The camera shop with personalized service as Carol Graham discovers. JOHN'S RENT A TUX-525 N. Brand, Glendale 243-9386. Laurie Pote Derek Borisoff try out a custom-fitted tux. DUNLAP TURNEY PHOTOGRAPHY-524 N. Brand, 243-31%. Joy Rahm, Julanne Machado Lisa Thompson show off the personalized setups. ADVERTISING 213 SHIRT RACK- 1313 E. Colorado, Glendale 244-2666 Hoover.Tall Flag girls show off custom-designed T-shirts from the Shirt Rack. � FOOTHILL GIFT SHOP- 1413 i Kenneth Rd., Glendale 242-6620. The Stantons and Beth Runner display the exquisite art objects typical of those found in the friendly Foothill Gift Shop. BASKIN-ROBBINS- 121S N. Central, Glendale 240-2131. The J.V. Songleaders munch out on those delicious 31 flavors. 214 ADVERTISING LOGAN'S ELECTRONICS- 513 W. Glenoaks, Glendale 213-1184. Come PACIFIC SHELL- 625 N. Pacific, Glendale 247-1040. Gel gassed-up ai see ihe fine selection of high quality electronics at Logan's Electronics. Pacific Shell! KENNETH ROAD PHARMACY- 1400 W. Kenneth, Glendale 242-4158. WOODALL'S CAMERA SHOP- 1015 Pacific, Glendale 244-3717. You'll Cissy Vega whispers to Bill Lewis, I want something sensuous, but not find a wide selection and friendly service at Woodall's, too far from innocence. r ADVERTISING 215 ROSS RADIO TELEVISION SALES SERVICE-1013 N. Pacific, Glen- dale 242-4489. Adele Grinde displays the fine selection available at Ross T.V. CREATIONS IN FLOWERS-1230 N. Pacific, Glendale 243-0620. Joanne Martindale models an exquisite floral headdress from Creations in Flowers. HOUSE OF ARNOL-1230 N. Pacific, Glendale 246-1645. Terry McCune THE GREAT PLACE-1160 N. Pacific, Glendale 241-2277. This dedicated is getting her hair custom styled by Mr. Arnol himself! hard-working staff is eager to serve you at the Great Place. 216 ADVERTISING GLEINDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION for a great second half. MONTROSE: 2350 Honolulu Ave. (west of Ocean View) 249-3907 Corporate Headquarter: GLENDALE: 401 N. Brand Boulevard (at Lexington) 956-4302 ADVERTISING 217 MCDONALD'S-1634 W. Glenoaks, Glendale 956-9404. You'll gel a break any lime from the staff at McDonald's that is eager lo help you. Keep your eyes on your fries! Wilshire Tile Co. Inc. Vita Life Health Food Store Tile Repair Specialists Cal. License — 188956 Jay Hoehn Walt Hoehn Complete line of foods and supplements Stay Healthy, Seniors! Mel and Angie Van Pelt 241 -0605 935-1269 5862 W. Third Street Los Angeles, Cal. 90036 834 W. Glenoaks Blvd. Glendale, Ca. 91202 218 ADVERTISING TOPS R US 91-Glendale Galleria, Glendale 246-3316. Avery Drcwe Allison Bowen enjoy the superb selections friendly atmosphere at Tops R Us. ADVERTISING 219 Thompson POSTAL Photography Lutant PRESS SERVING CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS SINCE 1922 3455 Ocean View Glendale, Ca ‘ 1208 Postal Instant Press Guy Stella Seymour 347 N. Central Ave. Glendale, 91203 245-2688 247-6020 Printing While-U-Wait GIANNI'S PIZZA- 1121 N. Pacific Ave., Glendale 2-17-7774. Steve Moore, Fiona McGinnis, Bob Baugh, Judy Martin really get into that hot. delicious pizza! ADVERTISING 221 7 dr; May all your years be Golden Years Congratulations Class of 79 SY MISSINGS GALLERIA JEWELERS- 160 Glendale Galleria, Glendale 240-J291. Dawn Tale and Lorri Weiner have some fun trying on captivat- ing jewelry at Sy Messing . Sr 222 ADVERTISING Congratulations to The Class of 1979 Joining in goals for a better future The Hoover P.T.S.A. H.l. MOE PLUMBING- 319 S. Brand Blvd. Phone 240-2040. Chuck Davis shows the Varsily Short Flag Girls how they rung them out in 1929. 224 ADS X TURNING POINT- 1112 VV. Glenoaks BL, Glendale. Meribcth Proctor and Christina O'Reilly check out the supply ... of records at TURNING POINT. WEBBER TYPEWRITER CO.- 215 N. Central, Glendale 247-H482. Liz Schilling admires the modern technology of Webber Typewriters. SLEEPY DREAMS WATERBEDS- 835 W. Glcnoaks Bl., Glendale. Frank Sottile, Christine Spyropoulos, and Cheryl Grams experience the com- fort of custom waterbeds from SLEEPY DREAMS. SAN MARINO CATERERS- 1936 W. Glenoaks, Glendale 241-4158. Lena Panikowski shows the efficient service at SAN MARINO. AOS 225 Front Row - )im Settles, Ross Adams, President Bill Bennett, Warren Hart. Back Row - Jerry Milner, Tom O'loughlin, larrett Anderson, Bruce Corbin, Red Sojka, Bob Doremus, Dick Geringer. Purple Circle extends Congratulations to the Class of 79. You're tops! 226 ADS HOPKIN'S JEWELERS- 93 Glendale Galleria, Glendale. 240-8770. Debbie Sanger looks al some of the quality jewelry being offered by Doug Hopkins. PIKE'S VERDUCO OAKS RESTAURANT 1910 North Glendale Ave. 242-5655. Tina Sottile and Jeff Carr enjoy the fine service and comfortable atmosphere of PIKE'S. 556 W. GLENOAKS GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA 4020 ALAMEDA AVENUE BURBANK, CALIFORNIA Daisy Farms wishes the graduating seniors a Happy Prosperous life! BOB’S BIG BOY RESTAURANT- 1001 East Colorado, Glendale. 241-3164. The varsity songleaders snuggle up to the Big Boy. We love good food just like you do! ADS 229 DINA'S DUDS- 813 S. Glenoaks Blvd., Burbank. 846-0153. The varsity songleaders check out the new spring line. RAY'S FLOWERS- 1200 N. Central Ave., Glendale 243-2223. Gae Werner and Craig Farestveit sample the fresh flowers available at Ray's Flowers, perfect for any occasion! 230 ADS FELDMAN'S APPLIANCES INC.- 1222 E. Colorado Blvd. 242-6869. Mary Feldman shows off one of the many kitchen appliances sold at Fel- dmans. Figge Studios- 1608 W. Clenoaks Blvd. 246-8396. Debbie Speed poses for a beautiful picture by Figge Studios. WALTER'S FLOWERS- 412 N. Glendale Ave. 246-1706. Kait er Hov- asapian admires a rose from Walters. JOAN BURKE- 1237 W. Clenoaks Ave. 242-68S8. Specializing in quality residential properties. Also ... real estate education, a new concept. ADS 231 Haugens Sporting Goods-609 W. Glenoaks BKd. Glen. 244-6111. Kris Brown and Steve Foster step into some quality footwear from Haugens. RAMPANT HAIR STYLING- 211 E. Broadway. 240-6340. Co from flat to fluffy like Todd Jensen did at Rampant. Timpson Shell Service-1010 N. Pacific Ave. 956-9099. JoAnne Fazio chooses Timpson Shell for some quality service. Gaysons Camera Supplies-120 S. Central. 242-0363 or 245-5486. Ruth Soto and Jim Worley admiring all their future equipment from Gay- sons. 232 ADS pfri DORN PLATZ COMPANY-515 N. Brand Blvd. Glendale. 242-2152 Surround yourself with winners! Let Dorn Plat Realty find a home for you and come up feeling like a champion! RED CARPET UQUORS-400 E. Glenoaks, Glendale. 247-5544. Bob Vivante, Stuart Logan, Brian Reason, Steve Moore, Sheri Staudinger, Lorri Weiner and Cissy Vega, display the fine quality liquor that can be purchased at Red Carpet. THE RACKET DOCTOR-3214 Clendale Blvd. Los Angeles. 663-6601. Stacie Bennett and Susie Bradficld check out the latest arrivals. TEDS CLOCK EMPORIUM- 143 Glendale Galleria. 956-1086. If you don't know clocks, know your clockmaker Pictured are the Hoover varsity songs and Mr. Vitale. 234 ADS First Row: Andrea Plalz, Julie Lutz, Elizabeth Milner, Lori Palmer Second Row: Debbie Low, Mike Riggs, Gregg O'Loughlin, Pam Landman Top Row: Mary Reynolds and Robyn Doyle your Independent Insurance ag e nt SERVES YOU FIRST tS � 431 North Brand Boulevard Post Office Box 10190 Glendale, California 91209 (213) 240-4310 245-9464 KGV Insurance Agency TOM O’LOUGHLIN ADS 235 Congratulations to the Class of 79 from the Dean Family Bruce 73 Scott 76 Leslie 77 courtesy of Hugh Dean Co. Inc. FLINDERS INSURANCE-500 So. Glenoaks Blvd., Burbank. 240-2700. When you need business, auto, life or homeowners insurance call Flinders Insurance. Pictured- Tom King, Jacque, Bob, Steve, Skip Flinders. Lovers ane they go together For Your Prom Eiffel Tower-Pans! Notre-Dame-Paris! Mr. Diffley PRESENTS TRAVEL for credit and fun! Mykonos-Greece! Easter in Hawaii Summer: Greece Europe; ChlNA, AustraIia at Christmas, Hawaii 78 below! global experience 1961 graydon avenue monrovio. California 91016 210 358-1035 ADS 237 What is a patron? Those who enabled us to add special and exciting features to our 1978-1979 yearbook with their generous donations. Patrons John, Betty and Susie Bradfield The Joseph A. Breault Family Ron and Lonnie Brown Jan and Bill Browning Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bureika Mr. and Mrs. E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Capodanno Dr. and Mrs. R. Wendell Coffelt Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Condit Mr. and Mrs. Dario Cortopassi Sr. The Dean Crone Family Fred and Joanne Custer For Jill Derris-Love, Mindy, John, and Patricia Chet and Yvonne Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan Jose R. Farinas The John E. Faris Family The Guttry Family Happy Eye Mrs. N.C. Hayhurst Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hupp Jaspar Realty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson The Norman Koontz Family Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Macari Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCumiskey Mr. and Mrs. Vincet Napoli Arlene, Chuck, and Dorie O'Neil Palm Pacific Hardware Fred and Loralee Pote and Family Mr. and Mrs. William N. Roberts, Jr Ryals City of Styles Seavone Family Dr. and Mrs. Shader and Family Mr. and Mrs. Schulman and Family J.D. Smith D.D.S. The Staudinger Family Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Steele Georganne and Bob Thomsen Roy and Jane Valantine and Family Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zitnick PICTURE CREDITS SPECIAL THANKS TO: Annie's Scandali........................... Mr. Bill Bennett........................... Bettman Archives............................. Casa de Tuxedo............................. Dunlap Turney.............................. Fort Knox, Kentucky........................ L.A. Historical Society.................... Shirlock's Restaurant Discoteque......... Mr. Gene Stanton........................... Val Surf................................... University of Louisville................... Mrs. Kathi Sarkin.......................... Wizbang Publications....................... Robert Waits............................... Studio One................................. ..................Page 8 ..................Page 8,9,10 ..................Page 6 ..................Page 2,3 .................. Page 56 ..................Page 10 ..................Endsheet Photo ..................Page 9 ..................Page 68 ..................Page 64 ..................Page 69 238 PATRONS o0 v v. C « e •’ .0 vO- ' ee'' o V rf,® c -v0 y V, This space is reserved for a pic- ture of you and YOUR best friend. S-M7 FRIENDS 239 ?N a POWERS, D.D.S. • THE WHITE HOUSE WA S MINOT© March 3, 1930 I an deeply gratified that yo’ir school should bear my name, and I do pray that it may ever faithfully serve those who enter it3 doors in search of truth. February 2. 1979 TO Till STUDENTS Of HERBERT HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL: I believe lh.il my Grandfather's thoughts about “The Uncommon Man ay as appropriate today as they were when written thirty years ago-see if yoi don't agree. I HI UNCOMMON MAN In my opinion, there has been too much talk about the Common Man. It has been dinned into us that this is the Century of the Common Man. The idea seems to be that the Common Man has come into his own at last. Thus we are in danger of developing a cult of the Common Man, which means a ult of mediocrity. But there is at least one hope tul sign: I have never been able to find out who this Common Man is In fact, most Americans, and especially women, will get mad and tight it you try calling them common. This is hopeful because it shows that most people are holding last to an essential fact in American life. We believe in equal op- portunitv for all, but we know that this includes the opportunity to rise to leadership—in other words, to be uncommon. Let us remember that the great human advances have not been Itrought about by mediocre men and women. They were brought about by distinctly uncommon people with vital sparks of leadership. Many of the great leaders were, it is true, of humble origin, but that alone was not their greatness. It is a curious fact that when you get sick you want an uncom- mon doc tor; if your car breaks down you want an uncommonly good me hanic; when we get into war we want dreadfully an un- common admiral and an uncommon general. I have never met a father and mother who did not want their children to grow up to be uncommon men and women. May it always be so. For the future of America rests not in mediocrity txit in the constant renewal of leadership in every phase of our national life. - HERBERT HOOVER February 6, 1949 With this theme in mind. I hope that your school will Continue to be . source of uncommon men and women for the next fifty years. . Sincerely, | HERBERT HOOVER III Los Angeles 212o? eAST prOVIDENCIA Ayp BURBANK. CALIF. 91502 v WILTON H. POWWS W 212-B EAST PROVIDING t BURBANK, CALIF. 91183 WILTON H. POWERS, D.C � 2-8 EAST PROVIDENCIA A’ BURBANK, CALIF. 91502 MttJON H. POWERS, D.D.S. EAST PROVIDENCIA AVE. BURBANK. CALIF. 91502 HERBERT HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL I mjQH H, POWERS Ste EAST PftOVtOBK BURBANK. CALIF. 9