Herbert Slater Middle School - Spartan Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1977 volume:

-1 W 4 S During the school year there are many different seasons. There is the basketball season, the softball sea- son, and Christmas season. There are many more including the fall, winter, and spring seasons. Fall comes in the beginning of the school year just as the seventh graders do. The eighth graders are half-Way through just like Winter is, and in the spring We come to a close. The ninth graders bring the book to an end just as their time at HSJ H ends. .4 C f o o . o Table of Contents Page l . . . .......... Title Page Page 2 . . . ..., Table of Contents Page 3 ..... ............ F all Page 37 .... ........... W inter Page 71 .... ............. S pring Page 108 . . . . . . Acknowledgements Ui-p '7- new shoes hours of football on TV lost seventh raders seelng old fnends seventh and e1ghth grade basketball games melted Drng Dongs brown h1lls first report cards hours of testlng top lockers when you re 3 6 changmg electlves shop cards new books meetmg new people C1'lSp new clothes overcrowded buses tons of homework wa1t1ng for the weekend softball seventh grade electlons hot days Spartan Famlly N1ght , .l fx 0- 3 7 7 D 7 7 7 9 3 5 ' 7 7 H ' ' P J 7 9 7 J 5 3 3 5 9 3 5 MAGAZINE SALE BRINGS IN 'F'l8,8Q'l Due to a threatened teachers: walkout, school almost didnit start on time. A settlement was reached and classes started as planned. HSJH set its goal for the maga- zine sale at 820,000 and only missed it by 31000. Beginning Band won a pizza feed and most students won either small or large prizes. Spartan Family Night was run this year by the PTA and humani- ties. The PTA managed the food in the cafeteria while humanities pro- vided the entertainment with booths in the gym. CTOP LEFTJ Mark Pavlovich and friends talk over summer happenings on the first day of school. CTOP RIGHT CENTERJ John Herrguth gives his winning election speech. CTOP RIGHTJ Katy Shannon and Penny Pearson cream balloons for their customers to shave at Spartan Family Night. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Lori Wiltz, Alan Turner, Lim Ann Scalercio and Roberta Antonini receive their magazine prizes. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERD Parents listen to information from the science teacher during Back-to-School Night. Eric Abrahamsen Rick Day Kathy Allekna Ken Anderson Kim Anderson Bob Anderson Joanna Arbios Jim Armstrong Susan Arnold Stacy Asbell Dave Babad Brad Backus 4 ,,..-qua' 'Y' JK 1 K Seventh Grade Terese Bahr Alan Bailey Jeff Bamford J on Bamford Petra Bandowski Janie Barbieri Kelly Barnes Deanna Barton J an Bastianon Vince Bean Jill Beck Shannon Beglin 5 Mike Behler Dan Bell Ron Benham Camille Bennett Lisa Bertacco Teri Bertacco Melissa Billings Clay Birder Jon Black Chris Blair Tom Blechel Art Boessenkool HOOPSTERS END IN SECOND After his first year of coachin 8 the seventh grade basketball team Mr. Steve Gallaher was very prou of them. They finished in secony place loosing only to Rincon Valley The leading five for the seasor were Mark Pavlovich, Charlie Mc Elrath, Greg Gaddie, Alex Purroy and Rich Tellstrom. The top was Pavlovich with 158 points McElrath was the leadingrebol ' 'x QV Seventh Grade if NL!- I gf ik HSJH BREAKS QNIZOLLIYIENT RECORD HOLLY BORTON .... My favorite thing at school is the boys. Most of them are cute and nice, just like Warm rice. MRS. SHIRLEY KNIGHT . . . . School is a place to learn from and with others. MARTHA THREE- ' l Karyn Burns Dan Burress Leslie Burston Rich Caro Patsy Carroll Ken Carstens Chuck Carter Jason Caselli Kelli Casperson Marc Cate Rodger Clark Tom Clark Www x s C -rf ff'-J Seven th Grade -...T A Vs. ,af BULK A . . I CTOP LEFTJ Mrs. Shirley Kammeyer talks to parents at Back-to-School Night. CTOP CENTERJ Lisa Dennis and Laurie Wiltz remove cookies in foods. CTOP RIGHTJ Robin Willcans and Kim Mandell begin cutting their patterns in sewing. CBELOWJ Karen Grotte and Marion Avilla serve war food as their project in humanities. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Mr. William Walker and Mr. Lyle Keller look at a school law book. CBOTTOM CEN- TERJ Eighth grade girls wait for instruct- ion after roll call. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mrs. Shirley Knight explains an assignment to Jody Smith. Nancy Clay Todd Coletti Larry Covington J ame Covington Dan Crain Mitch Crayford Mike Cullins Melanie Cunningham Lance Cushing Kris Dadisman Dan Dains J oan Dale 9 n Tom Darling Larry Dashiell Robin Daveiro Judy Davis Mike Davis Mitch De Shields Rich Debret Sherie DelaPlane Gary Del Carlo Jackie Delimont Tim Dicus Danny Donnelly 10 FHII2 CELGBRHTE9 QOO YEAR? 1976 was the year of the Bicen- ntenial and to celebrate it, HSJH had its own version of a Bicennten- ial Fair during the spring of '76. Those participating dressed in cos- tumes from the different periods in American history. Among the old things in the booths were quilts, hand-dipped candles and homemade soaps. Students also displayed projects on American history. 1, ,, ls -If-5?'. -gs D 1 ,A-i ff ' A-44,1 525551 L!! 1' w l yn in ,bl t . , N51 I-.H D Seventh Grade Bread and jam, homemade ice cream and sarsaparilla were just some of the goodies served to hungry HSJH students during the day. Fair-goers were entertained by the marching band, chorus and orchestra performing traditional music. 'wi -sw CTOP LEFTJ Rhonda Vidalin and Suzanne Schiettekat make butter for their home- made bread. CTOP RIGHT CENTERJ Kirk Whipple plays a honky-tonk piano at the Bicentennial Fair. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Kelly Shepherd quilts at her booth. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Steve Bruner, Karen Grotte and Cari Hale play a hand of cards at the Western Saloon. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Ken Wooldridge makes adobe bricks. KABOVEJ Chris Lebadour looks at the hand dipped candles from colonial times. Lisa Doughty Anne Dunn Bob Ehrman Rich Ehrman Tom Elich Lisa Elkins Mark Elliott 11 Kathy Dougherty Brendan Downing Michelle Dremann Chris Dumbadse Jennifer Dumm BAND GETS STUFFED WITH PIZZA Not only did the seventh grade band get better on their instru- ments, but they also sold magazines. They Won the all-you-can-eat pizza party for selling the most magazine subscriptions during the Magazine Sale. They showed off their musical talent during their section of the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. CTOP LEFTJ Dawn Rascoe practices on her clarinet for the Spring Concert. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Max Wolf plays the bells during a rehearsal for the Christmas concert. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Richard Mehia plays his French horn during first period. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ 'Concentrat- ing, Scott Foust plays his sousaphone. Kelly Elmore Mike Endicott Steve Enfield Jodie Eppler Kris Erken Brenda Eroh Roger Faber Terri Fajardo Tamie Farnsworth Andy Ferguson Doug Fernandez Ann Ferrari Seventh Grade 12 HISTCDRV CLASSES MAKE MASKS BRAD SWISHER .... School is a fun thing-like a job five days a .r-:r Seventh Grade week. LISA BERTACCO .... My favorite thing at school is going to the games and cheering to show that we have spirit.-JOHN HER- RCUTH .... School is important 'cause if people didn't go to school, this world wouldnit be civilized. CTOP LEFTJ Laura Sealby gets ready to 'hit the ball as Robin Miller watches. CBOTTOM LEFTD Ms. Mary Archer and Anette Rousseau try to decide which is the scarier on Halloween Dress Up Day. CBELOWJ Mr. Jerry O'Brien and Tom Wagner admire different cultural masks made by-Mr. O'Brien's history classes. 53 Alan Filippi J ohn Fitzpatrick Deanna Fox Dee Dee Frawley Dan Frazer Derrick Frost Dave Frostick Donna Frostick Abby Fuller Greg Gaddie Kathy Gaddy Vince Caeta 13 M STUDENT? STUDY HNHTOIYIY DURING HEALTH CLASSES? MRS. LETRICE PATTERSON .... An education in America gives one the advantage to choose opportuni- ties that will help him socially, eco- nomically, and financially-without it, one can be limited to a way of life that may be unsatisfactory. MR. RON FELGER .... -My favorite school thing associated with fall is seeing the faces of students when they grasp an idea or concept. MS. JOANNE KELLAR .... My favor- ite school thing that is associated with fall is being in the health class. Laura Gale Brian Garrison Colleen Giguere John Gilson Renee Girardot Kevin Gregory Tabitha Griffiths Robby Grutgen Kim Guenza Dennis Gunter Jerry Gurrola Peter Guyon 14 CTOP LEFTJ George Harris works on his project in woodshop. KTOP RIGHTJ Mr. Ron Felger shows Kara White how to grade class assignments on the Con- stitution. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Robin Vidalin, Doug Fernandez, Jane Holliday, and Kim Guenza answer questions in Ms. Ke11ar's health class. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Mrs. Letrice Patterson explains an assign- ment to her seventh grade English class. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Seventh grade boys practice shooting baskets in PE. CBOT- TOM RIGHT CENTERJ Ms. Joanne Kellar explains parts of the body to her health class. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mrs. Hildegarde Laurin helps Brett Girardot with an English assignment. 'TQ Lf' f i Seventh Grade CTOP LEFTJ George Harris starts a new project in wood shop. CTOP RIGHTJ Mr. Ron Felger tells his TA, Kara White, how to correct Civil War study sheets. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Robin Vidalin, Doug Fernandez, Jane Holliday and Kim Guenza all think that they know the answer to Ms. Ke1lar's question. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERD Mrs. Letrice Patterson tells her sixth period' class what their next assign- ment will be. QBOTTOM CENTERJ Seventh grade boys play a quick game of basketball in gym. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Ms. Joanne Kellar explains parts of the body to her sixth period health class. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mis. Hildegarde Laurin explains adverbs to Brett Girardot. eg E ,Ng Shelly Haggard Dena Hall Matt Hanko Lynn Hanson Tom Harris Keith Hatcher Ken Hatcher Cheryl Henning John Herrguth Scott Herring Jan Holliday Jane Holliday LJ 5-f Qi.. all W I , 1 ,j 4 . I f uf , 'N L l if I x v ut if I, ,-Q . .gf Clif: 5 i H- 3--1 'Ai' --J- . , I L ni vis Seventh Grade CTOP CENTERJ Eighth grade players watch their team score. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Jamie Murrow looks for an open man for a pass, QBOTTOM CENTERJ Jamie Murro goes up for a basket. CBOTTOM RIGH J Mark Nighswonger catches a re- bound gainst Rincon Valley. Y' Robin Jenkins Steve Jennings Michelle Johns Teri Johns Jennifer Johnson Lisa Johnson Mike Johnson Becky Johnston Sandy Johnston Dave Jones Eric Jones Sue Jorgensen 17 'IG-INNI9 CLUB IIZHKIEIS TO JUNIOI2 I'IIGH SCHCDOIS Competition with other junior high schools kept the Tennis Club busy during the year. In the spring, Mr. Tom Blackstone, sponsor, and players traveled to other junior high schools to compete with players with their own ability. Along with learning how to sail, the Sailing Club had many boat races at Howarth Park. They also Went to boat shows. Mr. Carlo Bottini and Mr. Ed Silverman taught the members the rules of sailing and helped them to become better boat handlers. CTOP RIGHTJ Mr. Carlo Bottini talks to the Sailing Club members about a field trip to San Francisco. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Jeff Mannie gets on the bus to go the the Maritime Museum in San Francisco. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Paul Zeni practices against the wall prior to a Tennis Club match. Robert Juul Bonnie Kabanciw Karen Kasovich Terri Kee Kris Keefer Debbie Keith Rob Kiddoo Deanna Kilcrease Dawn Kilmurray Paul Kimple Kim Knight Denna Koch 18 wbflalli Seventh Grade .wie Di il venth Grade ei Seventh: STARTS 76 BV WINNING SPIRIT S-TICIZ Seventh graders won the spirit stick after tough competition from the eighth and ninth graders at the first pep rally this year. Tests played an important part in the fall of 1976. Eighth graders spent one entire day taking the CTBS which shows at what grade level the student is achieving. Tests were also important to all students in determining their first quarter grades-an event students waited for anxiously. CTOP LEFTJ Ninth grade cheerleaders lead the ninth graders in a yell. CBOT- TOM LEFTJ Mrs. Karen Kendall hands Michelle Baldwin her roport card after lst quarter. KBOTTOM RIGHTJ Meg Three- wit takes her CTBS Test in the cafeteria. Scott Koch Sandy Kunz Elaine La France Jennifer Lafferty Bob Larson Ty Lasky Kirk Lawrence Danny Lebaudour Dan Lee Bryan Leih Mark Lenhard Gary Lentz 19 HFILLCDWEEN DRE99 -UP DFW LEAD? QPF HCTIKIITIE9 CLEFTJ Karen Coots takes her CTBS tests in the cafeteria. CLEFT CENTERJ Dopey', prances around the gym during the Halloween Dress-Up Day contest. CRIGHTJ Susan Miles and Julie McMasters talk about how Twin Day has gone. f i.-y9xi!-cf Becky Limoli Gail Lindberg Mike Lindsay Mark Lockette Anna Luevana Lynda Maberry Sally Mac Meekin Scott Maclean Kim Mandell Mark Marigo Matt Marocco Eddie Martin 20 Strange characters such as were- wolves, vampires, Snow White and the seven dwarves paraded the halls at HSJH's first activity, Halloween Dress-up Day. Categories ranged from all-around best costume to the weirdest one.Winners were Kathleen Gaddy as a purple belly-dancer, Bob Davis as the Hunchback of Notre Dame and Karl Schreiber as a girl. Many excited students also dressed up for Twin Day on which two people dressed alike. Some teachers thought they were seeing double. Seventh graders got their. first taste of junior high testing as they took the CTBS test in the cafeteria early in the fall. 'Q .Y S Alix X 4 f X N sf A Seventh Grade STUDENTS PRACTICE SONG? DARYL HURLEY .... School is very bad for you. Like when you read, it,s bad for your eyes and bad for your body.. MS. SUSAN DIXON . . . . My favorite thing about the fall is getting to know a whole bunch of 4 uf' 9 as 1' 5' J-'fre 'Poo M. Seventh Grade new people. My least favorite thing is trying to remember all their names, especially when I write hall passes. ROBERT ANDERSON .... School is a place of torture. If CLEFTJ Mr. Michael Panas and Ms. Sue Dixon explain about humanities to parents lat Back-to-schooi Night. QRIGHTJ Sandy Domer, Tammy Brainard and Laura Rhodes practice new music in guitar. - - '.,l3. : .4 Charlie Masson Page Masson Kevin Maudlin Benjy Mawson Kevin Mexwell Kathy Mayo if X Mike Mays Phyllis Mc Christian ' Debbie Mc Coy Cindy Mc Donald Doug Mc Dougall Dusty McGrath 21 X . STUDENTS LOOK HT HIYIOEBH THROUGH IYIICIZOYCOPES MR. ED SILVERMAN .... My fa- vorite school thing associated with fall is the ninth grade students in my English classes. Their acting dur- ing our taping-broadcast of The Pearl was great. LYNN BROWN . . .. My favorite thing at school is lunch. I can sit down and get up without having to ask. MRS. NANCY PEPPITT .... School is for students to learn, make friends, and enjoy new experiences. ROGER FABER . . . . My favorite thing at school is finishing my work before time. MRS. CAROL NELSON .... School is a place to expand one's horizons, dis- cover one's potential, and meet people with different viewpoints and backgrounds. MRS. WANDA ZIMPHER .... An education is a never ending process of acquiring knowledge and experience which, hopefully, mellovvs one's attitudes and shapes one's thinking in such a way that hefshe can live with a wholesome balance of joys, sorrows, and peace of mind. .-1 Charles McElarath Stacey McLaughlin Neil McMurdie John McNicho1as Mike Meagher Debbie Megetarian Rich Mejia Anna Maria Meno Darren Merker Dave Meyer Rusty Meyer ' Sandy Michelsen 22 ky' CTOP LEFTJ Mrs. Nancy Peppitt answers a question from Phoebe Warner about geography. CTOP RIGHTJ Nanette Abramson, Roxy Martin and Felicia McFall study paramecium through the microscope. CBOTTOM FAR LEFTJ Mr. Ed Silverman looks up word definitions to be used on a test. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Mrs. Wanda Zimpher checks out a new book for the reading program. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Bill Elich draws out of the book in machanical drawing. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Dale Andrew, Michelle Baldwin and Dan Bell read about one-celled animals in science. QBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mrs. Ethel Snarski laughingly answers questions from her seventh grade English students. CBQTTOM FAR RIGHTJ Mrs. Carol Nelson shows how to diagram a sentence. Seventh Grade 'K .' -ni Kim Miller Karen Millerick Rob Millerick Sharon Millerick Duncan Mills Adam Moes Mary Monroe Dave Montoya Gene Moore Sarah Moore Mary Morehead Dave Morabito 23 V 'lfg A . . ' : x . I ,A , L 4. 3 . R 1 If I A .V 5 .1 x m iSf - X Eb Q I Y ,. L V.-'v 1 1- im: A ' I Lu, K ' K Na 3 1. Shia -gb. 5 ,,. ' L , fr. , 1 If . 5 apfx-I 1131 J ,Q gm, ij! it t s 1 'f T: 'R is f lxkw , vu c l L:- ,-. x ' .J A ,.1 Craig Paschke Kris Paschke Karen Pasternak John Patrick Mark Pavlovich Scott Payne Cindy Penrose Cliff Perkins Tim Perry Dolores Perryman Susan Perryman Gloria Picotte MALE COHCHC9 G lI2L9' S-OFTBFILL For the first year, HSJH had a male coach for a girls' sport-girls' softball. Mr. Dan Kelley trained the team for the full season. Shelley Gaddie, pitcher on the softball team, said, Mr. Kelley is the best coach weive ever had and our team work was great. The 'Spartans finished their season with a 4 - 3 record. If they had won their last game against Rincon, they would have tied for first place, but they had to settle for third. CTOP LEFTJ Le Dawn La Blue runs to first after a base hit. CTOP CENTERJ Cheryl Clark shows her ablility as a lefty. CTOP RIGHTJ The softball team sits anx- iously waiting for their ups. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Kelly Shepherd swings the bat for a strike. QBOTTOM CENTERJ Shelley Gaddie shows her strength in slamming the ball. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERD Nancy Del Querra runs toward home plate. Ji gif, 1' '- -3:-1f2t i?:-Y if ' F-f'T v 's 149' .KV,'g,3:-,gigs 'nt 1, Q '-,A -it 24? , .H ---.gin 3,4 -ni: -S.. , ,, ,, ' -3 . fy, f ,Q Q1 Y f ...- . W 'E h- V: 5 - A ---1..- x .Y. f 4 4-, N , -V. - 1. , 1 - 'Av-Q-5. Q A. ., rx ..f, 'fig' A., .N ., A N . r D - x X. . 5: . ,si ' 3 X- ' - ' A -- ' ' I ' 9 , . - . I 1,1 ,- - .. . -' lv L -N sk. if- ' -A+ .4--qv - '-'Q - ' 1. - .xl 3.4, fr, +1 . . -V -- f--. , I s , 4 .Q ..- - . ,- ,V H. . V-. .,' 'v-NF. ' V. - ,-A , ' . , a.. ' N I . L, v W :X . b nm- 51 ..f - 4.-. -X ' - LJ- -. w,: ' , M x og-V, .1-1-N., ' . .L -i Y - '11 . ,X , , -,Q'T':i LS- 1 -k - 217, , .V - NOON LEAGUE HIGHLIGHTS BASKETBALL Sports events from football to basketball were all part of Noon League. Some events included 3-on- 3 basketball, free-throw shooting, football punting and tableh tennis. These sports were played during both first and second lunch and Were organized by Jeff Holzworth and Mr. John Bartholome. CTOP LEFTJ Lyle Kargel plays ping pong at lunch while Brad Hill waits his turn. CTOP RIGHT CENTERJ Students play 3-on-3 basketball during lunch. CRIGHTJ Tim Santero releases a free throw shot. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Pisa Pfingsten plays Noon League ping pong at lunch time. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ John Adams sets up to punt the football in the foot- Dave Reyes Laura Rhodes Doug Ricketson Randy Riddle Charlotte Rikard Gerald Rikard Rob Ring Eric Risley Kevin Robbins Mike Roghi Mike Ruggles Heather Rydman 28 Jeri Saito Jeff Samuels John Sanders Lisa Schaafsma Teri Schaap Aimee Schaeffer Jeff Schefer Chris Schlosshardt Jeff Schmidt Brian Schmidthans Tanya Schneider Elizabeth Schrader 29 Karl Schreiber Jeff Schubelf Greg Scott Ken Scott Bob Scott Ronda Scott Sheryl Selby Son Serva F. X. Shafer Mary Shepherd Stacey Shipley Jill Showalter 30 Seventh Grade ' PROJECTS M fl DE IN WOODSHOP MR. PAUL FALK .... My favorite school thing that is associated with fall is coming back to work after summer vacation. CARLA STONE . . . . My favorite thing at school is screaming my lungs out at a pep rally. STEVE MOSIER .... School is an educational experience that is a very important part of life to every- one. VALERIE PARMAN .... School is fun. I hate getting up in the morning, but it's worth it. MR. GORDON PETERSON .... An education is a valuable part of grow- ing up because it helps a person to understand and use these things which make up one's surroundings. KFAR LEFTJ Dave Meyer planes his project in wood shop. CTOP LEFT CENTERJ Randy Meyer completes a drawing in art. CTOP RIGHT CENTERJ Mr. Gordon Peterson gets a kick out of a student's answer on a test. KTOP RIGHTJ Jimmy O'Donne1l and Bryan Hurt work ambitiously to finish in metal shop. KBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Mr. John Foulger looks through his history books for test questions. KBOTTOM CENTERJ Mr. Arthur Fonseca checks students? papers in English. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Mr. Paul Falk relaxes and checks papers in the SDR. Ron Shull Dave Sieker Lisa Simi Darren Siri Deanna Siri Mike Skaggs 1 . XM Guy Skinner Dave Slater Gena Smith Donna Sobolewski Teresa Solak Ted Spencer 31 STUDENTS IYIHICE PUZZLG9 IN GEOGRAPHY MRS. HILDEGARDE LAURIN . . . . School is an opportunity granted to every American. JOANNA ARBIOS .... School is going into class, listening to the teacher, talk- ing, passing notes, and expecting to get an UA. JANE HOLLIDAY . . . . School is a place to learn, eat, learn, and eat again. ROBERT SCOTT . . . . School is a mass amount of work with a tiny bit of fun. DUNCAN MILLS .... School is a prison Where I am a prisoner. SHARON MILL- ERICK .... School is OK. It can have its ups and downs and it can have fun times and bad times. L I ., I !f li Mary Spierings Patty Staggs Bill Staub Roland Stedman Tammy Stephens Juile Stobel Carla Stone. Brad Swisher Rich Tellstrom Traci Thomason Lisa Thompson Lora Thompson 32 IXA All .,i. . 'Q r -r Seventh Grade ...e Seventh Grade Q. r CTOP LEFTJ Charles Masson, Barry Stergin, and Ricky Johnson listen to Mr. Adams' explanation of the atom. CTOP CENTER? Fans cheer their team to victory at a game. QTOP RIGHTD Alan Turner 'and Ken Wooldridge hand out election ballots to Jane Holliday on seventh grade election day. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Ana Laveno, Letty Flores, Lisa Denise, and Melissa Billing do a domonstration in foods. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Seventh and eighth grade cheerleaders wait for a bus to go to a game. CABOVEJ Shane Davis and Steve Memer finish their Work in metal shop. Tawnia Thornton Martha Threewit Dan Thurner Jennifer Tibbetts Rob Trompeter Kim Turner Glenda Ulmer Susan Upper Stacy Van Horn Kevin Van Meter Susan Vann Karen Vaughn 33 Women's Lib has not yet hit the Chess Club since there were twenty boys and Mr. Tom Blackstone, sponsor, but no girls. After pur- chasing chess clocks from their share of the Magazine Sale, the members had to make their moves alot faster Cchess moves, that isl. CTOP RIGHTJ Ken Blacklock and John Patrick play chess while Rob Olney looks on. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Iack Bayt and Kirk Whipple both examine the possibility of a check-mate. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Ken Blacklock and Bob Forsyth play chess while Eric Sims offers advice. Robin Vidalin Tanya Vitalich Wally Wallace Wesley Walston Phoebe Warner Arlis Watson Kip Watson Karen Waugh Mike Waugh John Webb Leah Wehrkamp Amy Whipple 34 CHESS CLUB REMAINS 'UNLIBERHTE C!!'w...5 , I ' v. l :D Seventh Grade T55-:nfl - .,............. .M . ,-- .11-va I - 1 'i 5- sl...--1 'P ,.J. HONOR SOCIETY SELL? FOLDER? Selling folders, pennants, and other items were just some of the fund-raising events of this year's Honor Society. The Honor Society is made up of those students having high scholastic records. The mem- bers, President Shelly Gaddie, and Miss Kay Connor, sponsor, com- bined their efforts in raising money for an-end-of-the-year trip. CTOP LEFTJ Shelley Gaddie and Miss Kay Connor discuss the price of pennants. KBOTTOM LEFTJ Shelley Gaddie, Jeff Olson and Dan Ronchelli read over the list of Honor Society names. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Members listen attentively to a discussion on money-making ideas. 41' -AQ Seventh Grade Mike Whiteside Robbie Whitam John Williams Robin Williams Maryann Wilson Alysia Winter Debbie Witt Duke Wittenbroc Max Wolf Tina Wolfe Keith Wolter Randy Woods k 35 Suan Young Tim Zarnick Richard Landin Colleen Abbott Nan Abramson Paul Abramson Tami Adkins Marisa Alfieri Terri Allan Chuck Allen Scott Allison Shelly Andersen 36 MHP WILL? QTUDIED IN GEOGRAPHY CATHY DUNWOODY .... School is predominantly boring, but can be intellectually stimulating. KAYE KIRICHENKO .... School is a place to find out what's really going on in the world. NEIL MC MURDIE .... School is a dif- ferent type of place. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Miss Dolores Hughes explains an assignment to her English class. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mr. Don Brown corrects papers with his sixth period class. gf'-Yugi . - ...L . 1 '.Pj',llf.il1E:wI: 1 I f 1 !!' :gf ' X ...Q 'Q Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Winter IS soggy lunches overcrowded halls umbrellas gettmg ndes to school frrzzy ha1r cheermg for the nmth grade basketball team lookmg forward to Chrlstmas colorful Jackets a muddy track ICY lawns new clothes after Chnstmas wrestl mg holds concerts rushmg to catch the bus hot chocolate at brunch buyrng f1Ck6fS to dances gymnasts balancmg on the beam shpprng rn the halls mud I I . U - 7 7 3 3 . . 7 3 ' 5 ' a 9 9 ' I , 7 7 3 ' ' 3 7 7 ' 1 KH!-11 EW' U53 14.12 .,,,, V h za 1 QF Y? me fu 1- Xy Kjgg. 1 I x, av N-K 1.1 ' N E65 Q Group Work Continues In Math MR. TOM BLACKSTONE .... My favorite school thing associated with winter is the Monday morning ruddy faces of the few fortunate kids who have skiied over the weekend. PAUL KELLEY .... School is a jail from which you can't escape. There should be more Saturdays. MIKE EVANS .... School is a pain on the brain. ALLISON CLARK .... My favor- ite thing at school is all of the holidays we get off and Waiting for the weekends. LISA HEVER .... School is boring. ' 1 Brenda Bjorndal Robert Black Cathy Blacklock Cammy Blackstone John Blair Lisa Blomgren Deb Bloyd LQ i g Tammy Boen ra' , fp- Cherri Bonnici Chris Borton ' t ' J Mike Bowles John Box CTOP LEFTJ Monica Schulz and Nadine Moore finish their metal toolings in crafts. CTOP RIGHTJ Ron Neace does seemingly endless book work in science. CFAR BOTTOM LEFTJ Julie Poland, Mary Cowger and Robin Maes make crystals in science. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Miss Katherine Connor holds a special meeting for ELP students. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Tom Blackstone shows his class how to measure diameters and radii. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Mr. John Bamesberger looks over tests taken by his sixth period class. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Sally Spencer listens intensely to a lecture in English. CBELOWJ Ms. Cathy Davis records grades from work sheets. Tracy Brady Darcey Brainerd Debbie Brandli Cheri Brandt Wendy Brellow Chuck Brown af Melissa Brown Rodger Brown John Brummett Mary Bucher Brad Bulman Laura Bunting 41 Band Creates Beat February 25 was a day many ninth graders remembered. It was the first ninth grade dance which was hosted by the band 4'Hot Spun. Refreshments were served to thirsty and hungry dancers so they managed to keep going for the entire evening. Women's Lib Day was held on February 8 and 9. The participants were the humanities students. This day was to show how the world would be if women were in charge. CTOP LEFTJ Sandy Hanks commands Seth Asbell on Women's Lib Day. CTOP RIGHTJ On Women's Lib Day, Mike Suter is escorted by Traci Thompson and Cindy Maertins. CBOTTOM LEFTJ The Advanced Foods class eats a Japanese meal, Japanese style. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Sandy Hanks and Steve Bruner get into the swing of things at the ninth grade dance. ' L,,sg' L Leslie Bunting Mark Bunting Karen Buzzard Chris Callahan Deanna Carpenter Paige Carter Lynette Caruthers Steve Casperson Tina Castillo Doug Castino Marv Cavallero Allison Clark 42 V f .-if ,. LA Projects Spice Up Eighth Grade are Humanities ite thing at school is the lockersg they're so fun to open! ELIZABETH SCHRADER .... School is not doing your homework and still pass- ing. DAVID SLATER .... School is strange. You Work your Way to the top sixth grade and then you're at the bottom in the seventh. ANNA MENO .... School is being the only A+ in your class. DAN BELL .... School is getting here early to read the coaches' sports magazines. CLEFTJ Teri Schilbi tries- new foods in humanities. CBELOWJ Robby Goormastic, Craig Crownover, and Blake Williams make crystals in Mrs. Rupp's class. -4 rg 1 . 4K E3 f-ll Stacy Clay Milton Close Paul Zeni Larry Collins Karen Coots Rhonda Costa Mary Cowger Chuck Cox Kenny Cox Missy Cox Scott Craigie Dean Crandall Spartan Gofor Tl Practice games against Ft Analy and Healdsburg start. HSJH Spartans on the roar winning season in ninth basketball. After beating thei league opponents the S1 went on to beat the1r leagi ponents-Comstock Cook I Valley and Santa Rosa Mr. Jack Anderson coach team once again this year ns einer s Q0 s points. CTOP RIGHT CENTER wa1ts patiently to play CB RIGHT CENTERJ Glenn Floyd for the ball on rebound CRIGH Boone goes for lay up KTOP LEFTJ Ch ' St h t ' 1 S 1 Mike Cromie Carla Croston Craig Crownover Richard Crozat Amanda Cummings Teri Cuschieri John Cushman Mike Dains Mark,Davidson David Davis Jim Davis Bob Davis 44 - 1. I A l,IE?3 E 1, is 5 E. :Ruth Embleton 'Chris Erickson Cheerleaders Sock It to 'Em in '76-'7 Cheerleaders this year made their red and gold uniforms to root on the HSJH varsity basketball team. The girls also had pins, mega- phones, and hats to show their spirit. The varsity cheerleaders were Lim Ann Scalercio, Teri Merani, Lisa Fertitta, and Dede Drake. QTOP LEFTJ Lisa Fertitta, Lim Ann Scalercio, Teri Mariani and De De Drake give Spartan fans a cheer. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Cheerleaders and Spartanetts jump for joy after the Rincon game which HSJH won in overtime. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Cheerleaders give crowd a pepping cheer. ,Q Stacie Dowdy Lori Dragoman Steve Dreyfus Natalie Du Yore Diana Dumbadse Carolyn Dunn .3 , Cathy Dunwoody Dan Duplantier Mike Edmunson Tim Eisiminger Eighth Grade 46 Art Club Makes Cards Art Club members were involved in many activities during the year including the art show, but their main money-making project was the printing and selling of Christ- mas Cards. The Art Club and Mrs. Kathy LeBleu, sponsor, went to San Francisco with the money earned from their activities. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Susan Reeves and Mrs. Kathy LeBleu talk about Susan's picture. KBOTTOM RIGHTJ Deanna Carpenter draws pictures as part of her Art Club project. 42 Eighth Grade Brian Erlendson Rachel Ernst Rob Eskra Dave Estes Mike Evans Nan Evans Pat Evans John Even Susan Eynon Dave Felciano John Ferrington Kathy Fimple 47 Chorus Combines for Festival This year the chorus learned many new songs. Three Weeks of practice preceded the Christmas Concert and weeks more led up to the Spring Musical. Many of the songs learned for these big concerts were performed in smaller ones at the various elementary schools in the area. At the end of the year all of the classes got together for a picnic and swim party. Jeff Finger Ted Finigan Chris Finley Steve Firestone Beth Flak Doug Flohr Pat Flynn Patty Fogel Rosalind Foley Ingrid Fossen. Bonnie Foster Scott Foust 48 .W Eighth if K -vs. Q X 55' V Q 3 . f '. A if ia. I A ' x r f , y , f - ,N V 3' W x f-Y -A i Y Tl A 1 F 3 ,Fire -4 -Mlm F5- fl . W- ' i 7 1 3456 8 9 10111213 X5XGl7l.519 G 22232-3 2627 Ed Gutierrez Laurie Haag Chrissy Hall Jim Hamilton Russ Hamlin Teri Hammaren Lisa Hanks Natalie Hanks Vic Hanley L if Ed Hansen Linda Harris Cheryl Hathaway 50 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade X Aff '-X Foods Room Gets Painted MR. PHIL EATON .... School is never having to say youire stupid. 'An education is never having to say you're unemployed. TRACY BRADY .... School is one thing after another. MICHELLE BALD- CTOP LEFTJ Mr. Phil Eaton looks over students' records. CTOP CENTERJ Mr. Gerald Poncia tells a new counselee about HSJH. CTOP RIGHTJ Ginger Drotter cools her cookies on a rack. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Kelli Rogers and Mike Scalercio do 'book work in science. KBOTTOM WIN .... School is great. It is the greatest faculty. This school has more spirit than any other school I know. MR. GERALD PONCIA . . . . An education is like a song in the top ten. It is the road to success. LEFT CENTERJ Brad Kelley and David Frank play a mythology game in English. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mr. Carlo Bottini and Marian Avilla look over counselor requests. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Robin Maes helps paint the kitchens in the foods room. Eddie Hattam Kathy Hayes Kirsten Hazlett Jeff Heckenoorn Michelle Heinzelman Jim Hellfeier Robin Helwig Carl Henderson ,un- fi? J. Rich Hennessy Chris Henry Craig Henry Tahnee Herzog 51 Novices Place Third in Meet Mrs. Shirley Taylor and the gymnastics team Worked many mornings to perfect their abilities and grace in performing routines. Novices Won first place in the dual meet and beginners received a' third. Some individual Winners were Sue Manning, Teri Schilbe, Laura Hinton, and Donna Rhodes. CTOP LEFTJ Donna Rhodes shows her abilities while doing a routine on the bars. QTOP RIGHTJ Karen Wurst gives it her touch while working on the beam. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Denise Benham does her vault at an HSJH meet. QBOTTOM RIGHTJ Laura Hinton poses for judges after compulsory routine. Lisa Heuer Jim Hicks Susan Hildreth Laura Hinton Martin Hirtz Steve Hoefer Sandy Holmes Candy Holzer Mary Ann Hudnall Ken Human 'Laura Illia Mike Illingvvorth i 1 . , v 52 Valeg rams Sent from Admirers CTOP LEFTJ Ninth grade students wait anxiously for Pep Rally to begin. CBOT- TOM LEFTJ Shawn Reilly, and Steve Bruner sell Valegrams to Steve Combs, Lisa Delucchi, and Ellen Welliver. CBOT- TOM RIGHTJ Students leisurely stand around talking at lunch. '. lr. If -, Pete Io dence Craig Iversen Robert Janssen 4 Linda Jenkins Steve Jensen Carol Johnson Mike Johnston Mike Jorgensen Hilary Joslyn Leslie Joyce Teri Jump Roxanne Jackman Boys' Block S started off the year by selling popcorn at brunch. Leftover popcorn at Christmas was turned into popcorn balls. Money earned was used to finance a picnic at the end of the year for all athletes earning a block. This year the girl athletes formed their own Block S. This was com- posed of all gymnasts, softball players, and volleyball players. Spartanettes livened up the var- sity basketball games with their routines at half time. Made up of ninth grade girls, the drill team did their routines to popular songs. CTOP LEFTJ Penny Pearson, Lisa Fertitta, and Denise Arbios converse over subject of Block S meeting. CTOP CENTERJ Linda Harris, Marissa Alfieri, and Jennifer Johnson talk about Block S. CBOTTOM LEFTD Spartanettes do a routine during half time. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Spartan- etts do a cheer at game at Rincon. CBOT- TOM RIGHT CENTERJ Coach Bartholome, Frank Vargas, and John Guyan sell pop- corn to students. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Coach Jack Anderson conducts a Block S meeting. Vicky Kadello Anne Katte Carol Kearney Mickey Keith Theresa Keith Paul Kelley Tim Kelly Gaye Kirichenko Lisa Klapp Barbara Klepac Brian Knapp Eric Knight 54 L. T -Y Eighth Grade l II! 1. 'P 'S C69 Sheri Korntved Deb Lor bie Kusowski Krueger TY Gina LaFranchi Cindy Laizure Ann Landen Denny LaPointe Nancy Larsen Suzanne Latoures Cathy Leighton Cindy Leighton Nat Lewers 55 Lisa Lewis Mark Leyhe Erich Loch Gus Lopez Greg Lystra Greg Lytle Lorna Mac Donald Robin Macgowan Tricia Madariaga Leslie Mader Robin Maes Dan Maize 56 PE Girls Play Basketball PAT FLYNN . . . My favorite thing about school is the last minute of the day. TAMMY BOEN . . . School is for the fish. KATHY FIMPLE . . . I like school for the social purposes. TONY MENO . . . School is boring, but We're stuck with it and can't get out. CRAIG CROWNOVER . . . School is as fun as eating Grist. JILL SCOTT . . . School is a small World for kids who have big ideas. GREGG GARBESI . . . School is as temperamental as film star. JIM HICKS . . . School is the institution of learning. DEAN BERNALES . . . School is a place where you can Whistle at the girls and boo other schools' sports teams. DAN BELL . . . School is contagious! JON- ATHAN BOX . . . School is a place to go so you don't grow up dumb. MRS. KATHY LEBLEU My favorite thing about Winter is girls' volleyball. Eighth Grade 'J 1:42, w, ,.,, f ,..s z.,-'g ,. Fl ' GJ' 4 Ai Q -.jx'usX' 4 5 f Y f 1 fur .'- -a I2 'N' 'zfzi 1? ,rr . 1- ,131 ' . ' tp ' 1, 5'- ' TQ :S 53, A 3 ' he ,-.3-l? - , 'F RW ,S if-..-, .. . ,U A11 1 ', : qf3Y:' 'f f'f6':f2 21-5 L V' :N -. -1 rad, .1:,g:.1'i'JL.' 4' Qa..'gE-Q35 N: wr . ' 11'5'fI -mg, P- fv -,fax-':::::-:cn l. 3:'.1'32:: 4'- 'rSf.1'.1grt'. , ,-5 Chorus Sings at Christmas Concert CTOP LEFTJ Sandy Johnston shows off her ginger bread house at the Faculty Tea. CTOP LEFT CENTERJ Mr. Lyle Keller and Mrs. Shirley Kammeyer are greeted by the students in the foods classes. CBOTTOM LEFTJ The chorus performs at the Christmas Concert. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Horns blow hard at the Christmas assembly. QBOTTOM RIGHTJ Teachers serve themselves at the Christmas tea. HSJH held its annual Faculty Tea the week before Christmas. Foods students prepared fancy goodies such as tri-colored pin- Wheels, spirits, fattigam and rocky- road chocolate bars. Decorations were also made by students. Weeks of planning went into the Christmas Concert. The Concert Band, consisting of 75 players, played along with the seventh grade band in Echo Carol. Both bands were directed by Mr. Dan Kelley. The chorus, directed by Mr. Steve Hinkle, sang seasonal songs like It's a Wonderful Thing to Be Me and It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. ns- Eighth Grade 'Niall Brian Mechau Steve Memmer Tony Meno Jon Merian Kevin Merker Randy Meyer I .. Ricky Michels Susan Miles Kathy Miller Denise Mitchell John Mon Shannon Mooney 59 -i Q--1 Kelly Moore Patrick Mullane Jamie Murrow Donald Nauman Ron Neace Rich Neils Todd Nelligan Cathy Nelson 1 Lisa.Ne1son d A' Ben Niemi Mark Nighswonger Lori Noah , 60 'f,,.s - ' u-' - ill? Eighth Grade naokBar Goes Fishy Eighth Grade STEVE DREYFUS School is good. JUANITA ALSTON . . . My favorite thing about winter is it rains. JIM HAMILTON . . . School isxsickening Cexcept for the girlsj. SHERYL PERRY My favorite thing about winter is snowmobiling. CTOP LEFTJ Mrs. Edith Kisbaugh brin, ', student's records up to date. CTOP LEFL' CENTERJ Mrs. Jane Garber types a memo for Mr. Keller. CTOP RIGHTJ Mrs. Micki Leighton collects money in the snack bar while Teri Schilbe serves. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Mrs. Venus Zimmer- mann watches girls tumble in PE. QBOT- TOM LEFT CENTERJ Mrs. Marylin Lamerton tells Stephanie Spellman and Karen Wurst what to do for Back to School Night. CBOTTOM RIGHT CEN- TERJ Jeff Olson looks for a better brush in art. CBELOWI Keith Megetarian, Katy Rodgers and Karen' Jones work on projects in art. 7.4 Jan Norton Jeff Nyholm Jeannette O Dell Maureen O Donnell Wayne Olhiser Douglas Olney Joanna Oukrop Lynn Owens Laird Pearson Michaela Pedro J on Penrose Jan Perez 61 Custodians Keep HSJH in Condition ROBIN MAES . . . My favorite thing at school is being able to get hot food at the snack bar, not cold. JILL MAJOR . . . My favorite thing at school is the last five minutes. PAUL BEARDEN . . . My favorite thing about winter is Christmas. KAREN WURST School is a place to learn, meet new friends and to get a good education. HILARY JOSLYN . . . My favorite things about winter are skiing and rain. DAWN MCGOURTY My favorite thing about winter is having snow on the hills near your house. LAURA HINTON My favorite thing about winter is snow sliding on my downhill sticks. MR. ROBERT FLIEGER My fav- orite thing about school is good students. L., X ll Troy Peri Sheryl Perry Debbi Petit Bill Petre Lisa Pfingsten Jerome Pike i .4 Linda Pinson Jane Podstata Julie Poland Jimmy Potts Mary Powers Paulette Pritchard .73 f 62 yy . . f f rr' Eighth CTOP LEFTD Mrs. Karen Kendall helps Maureen O'Donnell estimate pattern size for her garment. KTOP CENTERJ Buzz Brazis does his work in his English class. CTOP RIGHTJ Ted Wilson fixes a locker in the front hall. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Mr. Merv Bacon helps keep HSJH looking clean. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Ms. Jill Beckett helps Rick Cox with a math assignment in the opportunity class. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Mrs. Sylvia Morris sweeps away dirt in the front hall. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mr. Ron Broome works on the capital outlay budget for his division. Don Pruden Dan Puser Tina Radovich Steve Rafanelli Val Rayner Scott Reed Julie Reeser Sesan Reeves Kevin Rehn 4 Donna Rhodes l Lori Rhodes Kathy Richards 63 'Space . . . the final frontier' Space-the final frontier is being explored by the Trekkies in the Star Trek Club headed by Karen Dunwoody, president, and Miss Kay Connor, sponsor. The members raised money to to to the Star Trek Convention with mag- azine sales and booths at Spartan Family Night. Stars and pizza don't mix unless you're a member of the Astronomy Club. Star Night and a pizza party were two of the activities Jack Bayt, president, and Mr. Mel Adams, sponsor, helped organize. CTOP LEFTD Jack Bayt sets up'the tele- scope for the Astronomy Star Night. CTOP RIGHTJ Karin Dunwoody conducts a Star Trek meeting in her command uniform. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Bill Staub draws attention to the Star Trek booth at Spartan Family Night. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Star Trek members listen attentively to a discussion about going to a convention. Randy Ririe Carla Ritter Dave Rockwell Dave Rodriguez Kelly Rogers Maria Ronchelli Joleen Roos Eric Rudesill Gene Sandwina Stacey Sanner Mike Scalerico Don Schaap ,.- -'1 1. 64 I 3 F ,ii . int 1 W - 1 4 Eighth Grade .J Students Enjoy Activities CTOP LEFTJ Roxanne Brahanney, Lori Dorn, Colleen Jensen, Carolyn Mayes sell Honor Society folders at brunch. CBOT- TOM LEFTJ Joe Gothard, Tom Langhals, Greg Yaeger, Gary Leighty talk about the days events during lunch. KBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mike Suter leads Kelly Eisrmm- ger through the door during practice in humanities. Tom Schmelz Bryan Scott Jill Scott Debbie Scungio Greg Semmler Randy Shadrick l Deck Shaline Dennis Silva Dave Simpson Jim Sipich Craig Skinner Chuck Smith 65 Wrestlers Pin Second Place Coach Mike McGuire and his assistants, Jerry Wilkins and Jim Williams, led the sixty-tive man wrestling team as they captured second place with a 4 and 4 season. Top scoring men for the year were Dana Wofford,q Jim Cassinelli, age! Judy Smith Walter Smith Terry Smithson Shery Solak Caron Sontag Gina Sorani Frank Spellman Sally Spencer Nancy Spiegelman Grant Stedman David Stoll Lori Stone 66 and Todd Lindstadt. Wrestlers were divided into classes according to weight, from under seventy pounds to over one-hundred seventy-six pounds. They were also divided into varsity and junior varsity according to ability. This could change every match. Before the season started and everyday throughout the season, the boysspent many 'hours learning and practicing standard and new moves, take-downs and pins. 13.1 Eighth Grade 1.2 Sr .. ghth Grade '?fe'E'H1i'fL I , ...,,s. l CTOP RIGHTJ Dan Crain gets Wally Wallance in a hold during practice. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Tony Kasovich tries to break his Santa Rosa opponent down. CBOTTOM CENTERD Steve Willis moves into position for a cradle. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Todd Lindstadt and Coach James Williams work on moves during practice. Ellen Stout Linda Stumpf Claire Sutton Joe Tanner Ray Templeton Kevin Thew Marilee Thomas Teri Thomason Ann Thompson Bill Thornberry Megan Thorson T Mag Threewit 67 Sewing Classes Model in Show Valerie Tibbetts Tracy Tillinghast Tony Turke Shawn Vale Julie Valenzuela Debbie Valich Lenny Vanwinkle Vicki Veale Lisa Vollmer Doreen Wade Julie Ward Liz Warner 68 N 7 Eighth Grade April was the time for the annual gymnastics show. Girls were chosen from the PE classes and performed routines in floor-ex, balls and hoops, tumbling and showed off their skills on the bars. Mrs. Karen Kendall's sewing classes held a fashion show in which the girls modeled the clothes they had made throughout the year. Old England returned to HSJH with unusual foods, costumes, crafts and games as humanities put on its annual Elizabethan Faire. CTOP LEFTJ Stacey Evans and Jan Mitchell bow a greeting in Elizabethan style. CTOP LEFT CENTERJ Tricia Madariaga and Sue Latoures model their own creations for the fashion show. CTOP RIGHTJ Genny Dowdle does a handstand in the gymnastics show. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Ann Landen and Andrea Bargetzi pose in the fashion show. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Denise Arbios, Natalie Bradley and Lisa Fertitta practice the hoop routine. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Marisa Alfieri, Tracy Brady and Paige Carter do their routine for the gymnastics show. ll' Eighth Grade Allison Weiss James Welborn Mylee Welch Wendy Welch Lisa Wells Cindy Wheeler Jason Widener Colleen Wieser Russell Wilkie Blake Williams Richard Williams Sharon Willis 69 Friends Play Role MAUREEN O'DONNELL My favorite thing at school is seeing my friends. ANDREA GONDOLA . . . School is stupid. JANE PODSTA- TA . . . My favorite thing at school is socializing. LISA HEUER . . . My favorite thing about winter is Watching the rain fall down. NA- NETTE EVANS . . . School is boring. NANCY DEL QUERRA . . . My favorite thing at school is gym. PAUL KELLY . . . My favorite thing at school is friends. TIM EISIMINGER . .. School is trying to learn. KEVIN THEW My favorite thing at school is going on field trips. CTOP RIGHTJ Mrs. Mona Daniels makes poster for reading room display.. CBOT- TOM LEFTJ Troy Anker, Missy Cox, Natalie Hanks, and Leslie Barnhart discuss school activities. CBOTTOM RIGHTD Mrs. Jean Brandenburg types papers for teachers. Kris Wilson Ross Wilson Thad Wiltz Chris Winter Dana Wofford Byron Wood Doug Woodard John Woods Janet Wright Karen Wurst Steve Zecher 70 dll Wang ah cleaning out lockers, going on field trips, forgetting to do homework, signing yearbooks, saying good-bye, the Elizabe- than Fair, running the track, cut offs, t-shirts, puppy love, the ninth grade party, fashion shows, flowers in bloom, loosing and hour, final exams, getting ready for summer vacation. Elle 595' ubvya ga-cgyd Q?c5' CRAIG HENRY School is a place to work, but it is boring. JOHN LINDSAY School is a place to learn the fundamentals about your future or whatever. KATHY MILLER . . . School is too longg they should shorten it. MR. LEX MC CORVEY . . . My favorite school thing that is associated with winter is taking agricultural science field trips to plant forest trees. CTOP RIGHTJ Mr. Lex McCorvey re- sponds to student's amusing answer in ag science. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Mr. Mike McGuire shows his co-ed class a tumbling move. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Mr. Dave Engman shows Dusty McGrath how to use the drill press. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Ken Blacklock and Felicia McFall con- centrate on the music in band. Steven Abel John Adams Ken Adams Julie Ajalat Jim Aldrich Bruce Alexander Jeff Allee Ann Allen Gerald Amrein Linda Anderson Evelyn Andrew Roberta Antonini 72 HY ,41 96116 mm Helping other people is an im- portant part of being a student assistant. Some students run errands for the main office, collect absence slips, hand out the absence list, show new students around and do many other jobs asked of them. Other students help instruct in PE, grade papers for teachers, keep grade books, put up bulletin boards, etc. CTOP LEFTJ Linda Miller collects absence cards during sixth period for the attend- ance office. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Roy Onstot hangs the flag before starting the day at HSJH. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Bob Davis takes a roll call in sixth period, -Ql- A K-ag. fry 3 1 1 E Denise Arbios Seth Asbell Marian Avilla Jim Ayre Katherine Babad Stephanie Bacigalupi Lori Backus Lisa Badger Kim Bagala Coral Baker Ron 'Baker Thad Baldwin 73 Y. Jennifer Ballinger Jim Banks Troy Barron Tammy Barrus Arden Bass Jack Bayt Alice Bazeley Denise Beardsley Denise Benham Twana Berger Kurt Bernd Matt Birder 74 H Ninth Grade oufmalmm walaww Qyfaawlan, Qyenalofz CTOP LEFTJ seth Asbeu, Vai Tibbetts, Karen Pasternak, Debbie Pasternak, Darey King and Ms. Sue Dixon go over stories for the SENATOR. KTOP CENTERJ Debbie Pastemak types out stories .for the SENATOR. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Ten Jump, Bruce Cooke, Glen Hariis and Annette Rousseau organize pictures for the year- book. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Dede Drake and Sharon Crain work on layouts for the yearbook. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Sharon Crain and Lisa Wells think up stories for the yearbook. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Seth Asbell proof reads a story for the newspaper. qua. 1 Lisa Bishop Hugh Black Ken Blacklock Janet Boessenkool Jayme Bollinger Brian Boone Gisele Bouquet Joe Boyce Vicki Boyce Natalie Bradley Suzanne Brady Tammy Brainerd 75 Imam 52616 .fdawaovafwi PAULA LINDSAY School is very boring and so tight. TERI MARIANI . . . School is many things. It is fun and boringg itls sitting in class and standing in lines and talking to friends, and also trying to look co-ordinated in PE. STEVE RAFNSON . . . My favorite thing at school is to run around campus acting like a clown. BUZZ BRAZIS . . . School is unfair. I feel like a prisoner in here. HELP! MARTY CASELLI . . . School is a joining of people from 4-18 years old that teaches a profession to you Csometimesl. CARI HALE . . . School is a place to learn what to do with the rest of your life. STEVE JEFFRIES . . . School is a place where people learn how to get along in today's society. SHELLEY GADDIE . .. My favorite thing at school is the lunch period because a person has time to unwind and relax before having to return to class. MATT WARD . . . School is a place to go to make YOUEQPHTCHTS proud of you. MR. DA DER- ESCHUK . . . School is a love affair, and like all love affairs, it is a challenge. Ninth Grade CTOP CENTERJ Mr. Dan Dereschuk talks to a room full of parents on Back to School Night. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Keith Hutchison listens to Mr. Panas lecture. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Mrs. Betty McDonald takes Chris Steiner's' blood pressure as part of his physical. CBOT- TOM CENTERJ Kathy Hess, Linda Pencall and Addie Felciano work on leather in crafts. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERD Mr. Arno Berruto explains division to his sixth period math class. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Don Schaap, Debbie Scungio and Dave Simpson all have questions for Mr. Perry. Scott Carstens John Cary Marty Casselli Sabrina Casperson James Cassinelli Melaine Castillo Ron Chaney Allyson Chipchase Cheryl Clark Karen Clark Suzanne Clark Alex Cognata 77 S. l if W .J I fl IJ if ..f 1 11 yam MIKE MC KELVIE . . . School is a waste of time. ALLENHNOREN . . . My favorite thing at school is breaking out. DAN WELCH . . . School is Herbert Slater Junior High. DARRELL KAYLOR . . . School is a place to rest your brain. DAN MC KEAN School is a sig: I Natalie Dolgireff Sandra Domer Steve Donegan Stacey Donica Chris Donnelly Lori Dorn Kathy Dowdall Lynn Dragoman Dede Drake Robyn Draper Ginger Drotter Ken Dunkel 80 ' m Qyludabzf drag. LINDA JENKINS . . . My favorite thing at school is my last period. BRAD BULMAN . . . School is OK. WILLY DOUTHAT . . . My favorite thing at school is gym, it's cool. ALICE STANFIELD . . . My favorite thing at school is meeting with my friends. Ninth Grade Ninth Grade CTOP CENTERJ Nanette Abramson, Lisa Pfingston, Felicia McFa11 and John Box all work in their notebooks. CBOTTOM LEFTD Mrs. Rupp helps Jeanette Odell on her assignment in science. QBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Rob Withington cuts out his project in woodshop. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Coach Maurie Flynn checks performance records for his PE class. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Coach John Bartholome and Coach Jack Anderson tell parents about the PE program'during Back to School Night. Karin Dunwoody Tammi Dye Irene Edwards Kelly Eisiminger Lisa Elliot Sharon Erken Sherry Eskew Stacey Evans Annalisa Eyre Sherry Farnsworth Addie Felciano Becky Ferguson 81 Q 4 . 7- ass. . ,r , ,ai Q , ' N E 1 K 1 V 4? r , , E . ,fvis ' .ff N ,, g s , ,. 05 1 v , J. Yi. K . f WFS' inf 'V ,Qi all-'X .X H, . A rf 5. , 0 ...Mun ,-,Q xiii!! , -,U 1.3 n 's - V, 1, -X M .4 I , l ,Y,,.,.4 - f f Contests for Legs, Muscles Tape measures made the scene during the Mr.fMs. Muscle Contest sponsored by the student body. In the first annual contest, arm muscles were measured to see who had the largest, smallest, etc. Mr. Legs Contest was held at HSJ H for the fourth year in a row, except this time there was a new addition-Ms. Legs. As you can see, Title IX brought the girls right back into the beauty contest business. Ninth Grade 1 l l l l 4 David Frank Kathy Fraser Shelley Gaddie Geoff Garrett Laurie Garrett Leslie Garrison Barney Gilson JoAnn Gladden Michele Gonterman Kelley Goodman Meg Goodrich Joe Gothard 83. -ev! 5 Ninth Grade ounoih gonvfalele yahoo! Wada Student Leaders in the Executive and Student Councils started off the year with their biggest event and money-making project-the Magazine Sale, which brought in over 318,000 The money was used for many projects but mainly to finish the patio started the previous year. The Executive Council was made up of the 12 class officers and the tive student body officers. The Student Council is made up of representatives from each home- room. Mr. Steve Hinkle, Director of Student Activities, directed both groups. CTOP LEFTJ Steve Bruner and Mr. Steve Hinkle conduct Student Senate meeting. CTOP RIGHTJ Student Senate members discuss upcoming events. CBOTTOM LEFTJ The Executive Council discusses plans for finishing the patio. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Annette Rousseau and Sharon Crain make suggestions on how to use the money made from the magazine sale. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTER? Rep- resentatives talk about agenda items before the meeting starts. Glen Harris Kirk Hart Ed Hauff Cathy Heinsma Teresa Heinzelman AnnaMarie Helmick Denise Hempel Dean Hendy Debra Hennessey Darrel Henry Kathy Hess Laura Hewitt 85 L fgfaaedalf ggwmyan This year's baseball team, coached by Mr. Jack Anderson, had their tirst game on March 31. Playing - against them on their own field was . Cook Junior High. Forty-eight boys tried out, but S only 15 boys actually made it. The team practiced every day after school for their eight league games and four practice games. CTOP LEFTJ Jeff Gutsch throws the ball in from outfield. CTOP RIGHTJ Charlie Ortola and John Guyon await their turn at bat. CBOTTOM LEFTJ John Guyon and Tom Lenghals look on. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Coach Jack Anderson and team members Jeff Holzworth, John Guyon, Joe Gothard, Tom Langhals, Jeff Gutsch and Charlie Ortola get pre-season instructions. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Tom Langhals plays pepper before the game. Brad Hill Rich Hill Keith Hollman Kevin Hollman Jeff Holzworth Shari Hosino James Huber David Hug Bryan Hurt Keith Hutchinson Karen Hyman . Alissa Illingworth . 17 i g ra Ninth Grade 86 Ninth Grade 'ff Jim Iodence Kim Ivaldi Scott Iversen Ronda Jameison Gregg Jann Steve Jeffries Angela Jensen Colleen Jensen Kevin Johnson Mike Johnson Ricky Johnson Leigh Johnson 87 'T 4 -Q 3 ' f 4' -. -1 f ' . f--- I ,fa-1:4 1. Y .' 5. . ' F '-5125-'fx f , ii. va, A , 55, A if - 5 .x..4.. - ,-I 35,1 , ' J - f I f 9 1 1 . ,1 'fuss ...4i. 12 aw M SJ' X TI rl I rl. . .I if 1: ,- '-v. - . . ,J w w 1: . -3, , V - W --1 A, ? 4 -f 1 'I I' NF' 4 X - . ' 'Q1'.4,g1:rl-' - Q- ,N 'ii :'-: -'l5-2'L?f .4'- ' ' N' ,M ' 1 . , - L, A ' - ,.. 2- ,. :.- .4 ' un. ,Jr ' 7' , I, t-,fI'QiY' 1 . - . ' F , final Zffzif f X A . fig -1 wi ' r' 4 'B' ff .Q , J. 4 112-digg 413- , mg .. . 1331 , ' - ff, 'P . .QQ 'S W 5 'N J - E, , jp .Sify 'A nk 11, ji! ' ' f amd 1 of f -, ', , 1 qi, ' 'L F v ,...-4 'F,. ir,-EF' Q -v- Ci 7 2 i . V I iq :ii 1- :sg ' I -- sq I we F L .L gxifgvz-muL.QL 4:1 ,rf gounwkfaa, 9 ' RICH JOHNSON My favorite thing about winter is when it's over. KEN DUNKEL School is a place to get lousy grades. MIKE MCDONALD School is over. KAREN ROWE School is all right if you want to learn. DAVE NELLIGAN School is boring. HUGH BLACK . .. My favorite thing about winter is the snow and rain. KEITH SMITH My fav- orite thing at school is eating lunch and getting out. JOE GALE . . . My favorite thing about school is that Mary Beth Leahy Sandra Lee Dorothy Leggins Andy Leigh Paula Lindsay Todd Lindstadt Corrine Lods Dennis Loveland Rosa Luevano Sue Manning Cathy Mansfield Teri Mariani 90 Yamhfff you meet a variety of people and see if you can cope with a crowd CTOP CENTERD Mrs. Leigh Taylor does some work in the counseling office. CTOP RIGHTJ Jeanne Sieker makes her belt in crafts. QBOTTOM LEFTJ Mike McKelvy, Lyle Kargel, Nate Lewers, and Ed Oliva work on projects in woodshop. CBOT- TOM LEFT CENTERJ Mr. Steve Gallaher and team members watch player play game. QBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Rhonda Scott runs for an office during seventh grade elections. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Mr. Gene Brantley checks over the overdue booklist. f Ninth Grade Sharon Mark Lynda Martin Kevin Mathis Jeanine Mattson Darrell Maxwell Valerie Maxwell Carolyn Mayes Ross Mc Clure Mike Mc Donald Jim Mc Grath Mike Mc Kelvie Lorri McLennan 91 Dedicated Stage Band members met before school on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays through- out the year. Concerts such as Spartan Family Night and competi- tions such as the Northern California Stage Band Festival were the end result of all the practice. Kirk Whipple, a member of the Stage Band, was honored as the best junior high musician at the Festival. The Concert Band, made up of eighth and ninth graders and directed by Mr. Dan Kelley, played in the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert and marched in the Rose Parade. They also played for the students at the elementary schools and attended workshops by other bands. CTOP LEFTJ Mr. Dan Kelley directs the stage band as they play at the PTA Carnival. CTOP CENTERJ Cindy Maertins and Cathy Dunwoody toot their flutes during band. QTOP RIGHTJ Jayme Bollinger works on material for the Christmas Concert. CBOTTOM LEFTJ HSJH's Marching Band practices march- ing for the Rose Parade. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Karen Momsen, Shelley Gaddie, and Dan Ronchelli rehearse on their clarinets. Judy McNeill Cynthia Meartins John Memmer Sue Memmer Tina Mesches Todd Meyer Chris Miller Kevin Miller Linda Miller Robin Miller Jan Mitchell Karen Momsen 92 tgfand Wm! 0114124 A ah yamde Ninth Grade X Y , 91 V fn Q ui 3 'K i ' X Q If Q- r n W '+ ' A L 1 E nhl' hm www dy yhadenh CTOP LEFTJ Mr. Robert Wilson helps Jeff Allee with his math assignment. CTOP CENTERJ Mrs. Karen Kendall measures Sandy Hanks prior to fitting a dress. CTOP RIGHTJ Mr. Dan Kelley directs band at the Bicentennial Fair. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Deann Whitmire listens closely to a lecture in history. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Mrs. Marcie Hall helps Greg Schull mix paints for the redecora- tion of the foods room. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Lynn Owens, Laura Rhodes, and Bonnie Kabancus learn a new song in guitar. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Mr. Ed Lockhart helps students with a drawing in mechanical drawing. CBOT- TOM RIGHTJ Becky Ferguson draws a mythological picture for English. ff' U '-Q, . O i ll i f U ll O ' flJ 'ff .ll .rw , ll- 1 -X . Q- Guy Nicholas Allen Noren Linda Novak Amy O Brien Jimmy O Donnell Eddie Oliva Robert Olney I eff Olson Steve O Neal Roy Onstot John Orleans Linda Ormaond 94 -.r-Q Ninth Ninth Grade JOHN ORLEANS My favorite thing about spring is track. BRYAN HURT . . . School is a place to learn in and experience different areas. MARK VINELLA . . . My favorite thing about spring is things start to grow, including the girls tif you know what I meanl. FRANK VARGAS . . . My favorite thing at school is when the bell rings at 3:40 and girls! JIM HURBER . . . School is learning and learning is fun. DAN KEITH . . . My favorite thing at school is gaining new knowledge. BRUCE COOKE . . . School is sitting in class, wondering what youire going to do Friday night. 4.-.-ff Charlie Ortola Julie Oukrop Holly Parker Debbie Pasternak Penny Pearson Linda Pencall Paul Perinotto Sherry Perkins Tim Perry Karen Perryman Karen Petit Dean Philips 95 Gary Pierce Julie Poffenholz Eddy Powell Kelli Prichard David Puser Steve Rafnson Michele Rascoe Rami Rausch David Reich Shawn Reilly Moira Reynolds Steve Richards 96 wil Ninth Grade ghofwm al Mend? STEVE JEFFRIES . . . School is a place to learn how to cope with society. JOHN ADAMS . . . My favorite thing at school is talking to my friends and leaving at 3:40. RICH HILL . . . School is a hassle. JEFF BOLLINGER . . . My favorite thing at school is algebra, woode shop, and English. ROBERT WASH- INGTON . . . My favorite thing about spring is when summer vacation comes. DON SOMMERS .. . My favorite thing at school is sports. DARRELL MAXWELL . . . School is boring. JIM AYRE My favorite thing at school is 3:40. CLEFTJ Suzanne Follett does homework in English. CTOP CENTERJ Mr. Richard Holsinger corrects test in algebra. CTOP RIGHTJ Mr. Steve Hinkle goes over a new song with his sixth period class. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Mr. Ed Liu explains how to mold clay in crafts. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Mrs. Jean Planz looks over papers in Mr. Broome's class. QBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Mr. Charles Perry marks grades down in his grade book, CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Vicky Schiettekat serves Martha Threewit in the snack bar. Lisa Rickard Walter Riddle Mark Robbins Pat Robertson Katy Rodgers Dan Ronchelli Janet Roos Kathy Rosano Melinda Rose Annette Rousseau Karen Rowe Karen Rueckert 97 0 -11:17-nfsr:ui?H -, . Y y W-t',.,,'.-. in--. 1 ,: ...K- ' , 4' and 9. 96 'Q-s. H ..-.Wu augur , ,, Arn f M wr.. I-Q nv: l J r !f'Fp111- -.Q O 1, I I I I K if ,lx pi! f TN -l 'PFW v .,, 4 . ..,.-,... , . i .-.,-4 '14----'-'!?4,fY',,,, ' A - - -f--- 4 fuwk geam laws Eff Wim I GW I' Co-ed track started at HSJ H last year and continued this year under Mr. Steve Gallaher and Mrs. Emily Cottrell. Weight was used to de- termine whether a person was on GCA,99 MBIS LGC,79 GGD57 Together the two teams com- peted in meets against Cook, Com- stock, Rincon Valley and Santa Rosa in such events as hurdles, sprints, long jump, shot putting, etc. CTOP LEFTJ Steve Bruner takes his strides around the track. CTOP CENTERJ Troy Barron tests his jumping ability CTOP LEFT CENTERJ Traci Thompson runs the track during practice. CTOP RIGHT CENTERJ Shari Hosino and Jennifer Johnson work on increasing their speed. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Phyllis Carr, Troy Barron and Melody Brusco warm up prior to starting practice. CBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Traci Thompson runs the track during practice for the next meet. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Phyllis Carr throws the shot Dut. Brenda Searby Laura Selby Pam Serva Katie Shannon Dan Shelley Kelly Shepard Margit Sherman David Shoemaker Gregory Shull Jeanne Sieker Eric Sims Chris Sjoden 99 Jfunzaeuwax SIGMA ya aff 9204, Rain or shine, humanities had activities going. The tirst activity of the year was POW Day. Students had the chance to sample what being a POW was all about-exercises on the lawn in the morning, soup and stale bread for lunch, guards who told you what to do, etc. A visit to the Renaissance Faire helped students get ideas for their own fair in the spring and also let them sample exotic foods, games and wares. The Christmas season brought the Ethnic Banquet at Which each student brought food from hisfher ethnic background. Goodies in- cluded sauerkraut and sausage, crepes, fish and chips, etc. Field trips included a trip to San Francisco to the de Young Museum and ACT to see OTHELLO. CTOP LEFTJ Mark Vinella, a guard, orders POWs to do calisthenics on POW Day. CTOP RIGHTJ Seth Asbell, Monica Schulz, and Kim Bagala fill their plates during the Ethnic Feast. QBOTTOM LEFTD Linda Novak and Karen Grotte play an art and music game. KBOTTOM RIGHT CENTERJ Mo Reynolds grades a cookie during the Ethnic Feast. CBOT- TOM RIGHTJ Alan Turner explains the design and use of a catapult. Keith Slobodnik Kurt Smallcomb, Keith Smith Steve Sodini Don Somers Stephanie Spellman Tim Spencer Alice Stanfield Keith Staub Rachel Stefanelli Chris Steiner Doug Stine 100 Tl 3 ' W i . 31: , ,FT 2 Ninth Grade Grade David Streeter Mike Suter Robert Tellstrom Phillip Thew ' Dana Thomas Dena Thompson Doug Thompson Traci Thompson Woody Thompson Lori Thorpe Jon Tilley Carol Townsend 101 .-.1 CTOP LEFTJ Jennifer Lafferty and Beth Flack getting each other ready for the play. KTOP RIGHTJ Pete Waller speaks on careers in recreation during .the Career Fair. CBELOWJ Irene Edwards, Robyn Draper, Jennifer Lafferty and friend write in each others yearbooks. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ John Ballotti, from KSRO, talks about careers in radio. CBOT- TOM RIGHT CENTERJ Cari Hale and Laura Hinton practice their parts for OUR TOWN. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Ken Dunkle and Evan Near scribble in yearbooks. l 7 I 'ill I Alan Turner Drew Ulmer Steve Underhill Steve Vann Frank Vargas Sharon Vaughan Mark Vinella David Wade Tom Wagner Gina Wagy Ken Walpole Greg Walters 102 'ff' , 1 Ninth Grade OUR TOWN was the play pre- sented by the drama class this year. Adam Moes as the Stage Manager acted as the guide for an inside glimpse of the goings on in a small town over a period of years. Major characters included Cari Hale as Emily and Steve Bruner as George. Yearbooks were one of the biggest 'ghappeningsn at the end of the year. After they were handed out, people sat around the halls, classes and lawns in the strangest positions while signing them. The Career Fair was in March and speakers came to talk about all sorts of careers open to students. The speakers answered questions like what kind of preparation was necessary, age limits, earnings, and advancements. Matt Ward Jeff Waterman April Welch Dan Welch Ellen Welliver Sheri West Tim Wheeler Kirk Whipple Kara White Keith White DeAnn Whitmire Penny Whitt 103 W L+-4-. .1 I Ninth Grade Glynn Meagher fyhnlweis fame he hamolea Character Day, a day on which students dressed up as their favorite characters, was held in April. Some of the characters portrayed included Donald Duck This year at HSJH, a new activity was held-Contest Week. During the week, different activities were held every day. Contests varied from 3-legged races to blowing up balloons. .QTOP LEFTJ Kirk Whipple does his yo-yo tricks during Contest Week. CTOP CEN- TERJ Students play tennis during PE class. CTOP RIGHTJ Meg Threewit and Brenda Searby discuss their costumes for Character Day. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Shelley Gaddie shows off the trophy she won last year in the Rose Parade for Best Drum Major. CBOTTOM LEFT CENTERJ Seth Asbell carries books for Sandy Hanks and Jan Mitchell on Women's Lib Day. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ Shari Hosino walks in the gym to enter the contest for Clash Day. Gregory Yaeger Mary Yates April Zacherson -Q Dawna Zanolini Bill Zografos Jeff Bollinger 10 fa . yum 'Woke LINDA NOVAK. .. My favorite thing about school is getting and signing yearbooks. CATHY HEINS- MA My favorite thing about spring is being able to show off your tan at school. CINDY MAER- TINS . . . School is like a recordg you play it very carefully and you get good results, but if you scratch it, it will never be the same. KEN DUNKEL . . . School is too many Mondays. DARCY KING . . . My favorite thing at school is finally getting a top locker. PETE LARSEN . . . My favorite thing at school is watching girls go by. SHARI HOSINO School is what you, yourself make of it. CTOP LEFTJ Mrs. Shirley Taylor and Mrs. Nanette Snyder discuss their plans for Back to School Night. CTOP LEFT CENTERJ Janine Bastihnon plays her flute in band, CTOP RIGHTJ Dr. Mitchell Soso superintendent, posed for his last official picture prior to retirement. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Mr. Larry White talks to parent on the phone. CBOTTOM LEFT 106 L15 CENTERJ Mr. Melvin Adams lectures to his science classs. CBOTTOM CENTERJ Mr. Louise Dunford checks over the attendance records. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ School Board members are ffrom left to rightl Mr. Bruce Kentron, Mr. Charles Carniglia, Mrs. Helen McDonald, Mrs. Cynthia Zieber, and Mr. Jack Grout. 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