Huntington Park High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Huntington Park, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1983 volume:

Money vjrut (pu+ierreij , aoJui ' J ' ' ' f ' ' ' P.6. AJT W.A X Yuen ' s 6 f 2£ y C ' iX O J0S7 6 G U (f,ciu C 8S- i)l ■ •-CD 6 -9 .- 9 • , - U- . •• j ' mm V ff o- ' y ■ v . ' ?Nf ' .. -; • i i s . - 1983 El Recuerdo Huntington Park High School 6020 AWes Avenue Huntington Park, California 90255 Student Life ... 12 Juniors . . . 128 Sopho • • •! Groups . . . 176 ITS ALL IN ■J 3- Sports ..32 Seniors . . .96 od ikiJx r] K.Ci-s ' T g ■ . . . 196 THE ' 0 DANGE. I. -r On track, off track, whichever the case might tfe, we finaHy settled in. In the previous three years we had experienced quite a number of dif- Terent schedules. So the 82-83 schoo! year was a welcome change since we would be repeating a ■ stem for the first time in all our years of High School. I I j j J ■ The stud jlB ap 3 fapuiiyjnad learned tRp ropes of year round and knew that they had to Telurn on their off track time for special ac- tivities. If you belonged to a sport then you were expected to attend practice. Intercession classes wei-e alio attended by fetuddnts dff tr k. %)artan flexibility was important to keeping your head straight. We weren ' t systematically trained by bells anymore, or by the change of seasons. We learned what responsibilities wer We were like the prophetic reeds that had to sway and bend to the winds of change, and if not, break from the unwillingness to modif|. Th i resistance would only complicate things! j Gradually, we accepted the new bell scheduale and decisions. It was no where near traditional, but because of the situation, there were no alter- natives. We settled right in, and we hope it can onl)| get jjette It ' s h rd to fine an i jcide nt th Bptrt THe stijdent|body finally foiind lomqthinc -th qr+w Id in j c ommon with ar d ne d to beat Bell our ! rival. It asn t just iHTQ a game over erjtire slchocf pla; ed tl le griidge an4 m4k tegether 3000 pebptej sa Tie feelings and hofles. Exactly thit ha| pen4d «! pom ntsTi rthe and enthusiasF CO jld bj-ing pptew mat h to an o tt efr4 Hh that 3ut t le CO jp ai id be :omi i Spa rtan nopi rty. — aeacl wfibi )-df« aniac d-a4 F twoli tin le ac tiviti( s to Wsek )nF iday HP 1 Cc urt e :hoep witji shqutinq, yelljng d «h3enflg ' ire-up Stdcktoh Colirt ai id (Rsed as thou§4- witt4unc  ev ;ryoi le wj nted a vie tory this year, so they e ■ ement during Sp t a certain spark in the £|w4F)g lunch Stockton — had. The 7r iayirjg he rd op evefyon s lip vm rrhe firs yrai irHt lew t wa j ou r was Th mad hous e fast ■ t the game, the bl« ach rs w re a €f9wd of student , aiuinni opd vioitor t oonio )erp$tual trophy would cjian e ha ids f4 r time in a decade. T+w to cheet on HP. It was Wherj the lcor4 boahd at t he end of the 4th-q lerte the rei d jam — If a vice were applied to an orange and slowly contracted there Is an impending doom for the orange, and it ' s vital juices will eventually be Tqueezed away. Not so with Huntington Parlt jjigh School. j I | J i 1 For the previciis i ear we liad open ip tne vice grip of overcrowding, yet our spirit was ever present. Loyal Spartans carried on under the burden of having to share lockers, books, andj even teaching assignments for the faculty ' . j The situations were hard even for a Spartan, But as the saying goes, When the going to ugh, the tough gets goin 3 , a id be y di(| we , jo! gets Big families have always been known to have the most love, so why not a school? We were all united In a common cause; our school. We gre v accustomed to the crowds and thought of ther instead as people. Noon assemblies, meetings and football games were always abundant in ff e siJpportive juices of the Big Squeeze. fSpartans learned how to deal and cope witTTf their surroundings. They would be ready for the messes in the real world. After the tight squeeze we could easily have been reduced to pulp but we weren ' t. The juices was what kept us going wisouHuel and we were proud to be Spartan The Huntingtdi Palk High School students Mi vm baervjRaking quite a few arrangement i cebipufc. Thfe students planted grass! So hat ' | -th i bi§|daalp The big deal is that in no othiE hejve tHe students improved, and modified the ' -ee mpup with such enthusiasm and great effort?- to W ; we e so astonished of how the school started -to locki thai even our spirits were lifted sky hi ttt- N it onl w e they planting in some parts of the -ee looljbut 6 very where we looked there was s®- m xjnejwith a green thumb in action. So it was OMidonJ that the students cared enough to I spruce up their can|ipus Ai94l|e school was-f p f uc ftg-ti rao we«-o«f 3 ear on Hafllowden D he festivities than on an h. Other school wide ■moJ students anq tttn hen jp d y, par pre ' lous actrsrtres BacOTTmc-qcrrojfinTiBTiTT so much because they were dmore so, student in ng up beautified ouf- can pus, rtty our attitude. V o (O 7 o A- o c N A- i rO A m. 1 ..jk B P Ol r - - V ' 6 u d d i -€ S 5 m mfm II .« : f w r 1 WL. €ji r i«  s M M m- ' - H f iLWarngMMJ maEj ' .J • .■ iTTiiijy fjyiw r, m W -pq l r 1 f f 1 1 1 COCLI fo LcoopK •r- h: VoO COrNfHdLC CI ri r ' o -f Vcx r Honey ie.- O ' reo u cxiaJ fooodL o £Ore i ct-- L oie C €U C p Mcx PV er uoe e U - crosses L-f f C , . ' ; L tTx r aJL vx-i o cL + P lS to b - ( Coo-t-( v eA sr _ 13 This Season ' s Finest Crop Turn on the lights and roll out the red carpet. It was once again the highlight of football season. Homecom- ing glittered with all itsfancy frills, floats and court, all organized by Leadership members, Connie Morales and Nery Alfonso. Gracing the Homecoming Court were Queen San- dra Aguilara, and Princesses, Lillian Barrios, Alba Suarez, Sandy Kahl and Joy Maxwell. The escourts were Jesse Valladares, Tony Guillen, Julio De Leon, Luis Noy and Herschel Kozasky. Apart from the court ceremony, patience, time and creativity were essential in putting together a Homecoming for the thousands of spectators. As for the HP students themselves, preparation, spirit and support were mandatory to them in Homecoming. Friday afternoon, previous to the game, Leadership organized a noontime activity among the Homecom- ing Princesses. It was somewhat of an obstacle course where football players painted their faces at the end of the race. Something different had been done to boost the students spirit for the following evening. Along with this activity, a pep-rally took place. It lasted the whole lunch period . Apart from the band, cheerleaders, flag team, and the students as well, par- ticipated loudly in the festivities. Preparations for the game began at about 1:00 p.m. Leadership, with the help of other students, worked together in putting up banners, balloons, decorating floats and setting up the traditional Court. Somehow four hours of preparations didn ' t phase the hard work- ing students. Once the evening drew close, everything fell together. The floats looked great. ja u l m ' ) H I K |[ H iHHI 1 . Princess Joy Maxwell and her escort Herschel Kozasky, Varsity Football player. 2. The 19821983 Homecoming Court 3. Princess Sandy Kahl and her escort Luis Noy con- gratulating Homecoming Queen, Sandra Aguilera. 14 1. And the winner is . . . Pablo Amado, commis- sioner of Athletics and Bee Quarterback, an- nouncing the 1982-83 Homecoming Queen. 2. Princess Lillian Barrios and her escort Tony Guillen. HOMECOMING 1983 15 Preparing the Pizazz E.S.L. went all out this year and added a bit of the extra-terrestrial effect to their float. E.T. was the eye catcher! Other organizations such as YGAD and the Spartan Club, put some creativity into their floats as well. Then came the dance on the following Saturday night. A time for everyone to get out their nicest out- fits and ' glamour up ' for an evening with DJ Joe Green from radio station KGTE 102. This was the se- cond year in a row that the dance was held in the boys gym. Quite a few people showed up, both students and guests. At 12:00 a.m. the festivities came to a closing, All those along hours of hard work didn ' t compare to how fast the game and dance went. In any case. Homecoming was a success again. It wouldn ' t be till next year that the Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen would get together repeat a ceremony that became the best known tradition of the school year. 4.|!iW° Ste« 0 ' ' ' 7. Thews ' - s 1. Lourdes Minjares and Araceli Hernandez chip in some of their help in preparing for the Senior float. 2. The lovely princess Lillian Barrios and Alba Suarez display their professional make upi done during the lunch activity. 3. After long hours of preparation was put into ting up for the dance, the laboring paid off by the fun the students had out on the floor. 16 ( ■-cwts  eto 4. Riding on the Spartan C lub ' s Float are nnascot ' s Steve Cherbony, Jodie Haney and Varsity Yell Leader Adriana Navarro. 5. Sophomores, Emily R. and Andy Z., take a mo- ment to chat in between dancing. 6. Carol Perez, organizer of the Homecoming Lunch activity, cheers on the princesses as they ' re get- ting ready to start. 7. The magical touch of ' E.T. as he parades in Homecoming on the E.S.L. Float. 1 . It ' s a scarf-up to the finish as Annette Pacheco and Hector Flores connpete in the blindfold icecream feed. 2. Miguel Figueroa enjoying every mouthful during an ice- cream feed competition. 3. Leadership members Pablo Amado, Michele Falvey and Mike Lopez helping to advertise the weekly Boys ' Forum and Girls ' League meeting. 4. HP ' s glamorous cheerleaders and yell-leaders march in the Huntington Park Christmas Lane Parade as city and school representatives. 5. Who is that masked baby? It ' s Francisco Gonzales. 6. Apart from his dedication to football, Donnell Mossett still finds time to perform with the band during weekly pep rallies. 7. Student involvement and spirit creating crowded bleachers at a football game. 8. Leadership members and other students performing their all out effort during the Clean Campus Assembly. 9. After school student-workers helping the face-lift of HP campus. . otUoUfiA- i v u er ' CtA ' fnu ' H44jLc4 fta .,..it- .. cuc 20 5« fi-0tt0 ' m3(, f 1. Mr. Densely teaching students his mechanic techniques. 2. Concentrating on your drafting project is easier with a bit of relaxing music in Mr. Geilenfeldt ' s class. 3. Taking advantage of her lonely surroundings, this tenth grader indulges in her biology studies. 4. A student catches up on her homework before class begins. 5. Robert Becerra creating a wooden object with accurate abilities. 6. April Ramos finding academ.ics to be as fun as the social part of school. 7. Mr. Loya (Gncle Ricky) conducting his health class in a lesson about smoking. . .€iL€iio mc. U nt v C4 ' 9nant0 21 1. A couple embraces during a slow romantic song at the Homecoming dance. 2. Nellie Morales, Ana Iring, and Maria Gil observe the sights on the dance floor, while Rose Morales waits for a dance. 3. Couples enjoy a slow dance. 4. Kute 102 DJ, Joe Greene, disc jockeying one of the many dances he showed up for this year. 5. Wild students expressing the fun they have at dances. 6. Angle Ojeda and Chris Rodriguez would rather be munching out and relaxing, instead of dancing. 7. Pedro Rodriguez takes it away in his new wave get up, out on the dance floor. 8. Girls chatting with each other between dances. 9. Homecoming gives everyone a chance to wear their fanciest outfits. 22 23 Once again the Junior class had defeated the senior class in the annual Powder Puff game held on Reeder Field. The energetic tail back for the Junior team surprised us all by making the only figure show up on the score board. Senior quarterback, Martha Cortez, and tailback, Ana Chavarria, felt a bit more competition in the game as opposed the year before. The Royal Powder Puff court and the wild bunch of cheerleaders made the activity a big success along with an excellent game played by the Junior and Senior girls. The Powder Puff crown was worn by Humberto Gonzalez while Princes, David Russell, Sylvester Partida, Pablo Amado and Gustavo Hernandez accompanied him in the court. 1 . King Humberto Gonzalez, with escort, share the glorious moment of winning the Crown with the Powder Puff cheerleaders. 2. Senior defense line and Junior offense line. 3. After winning Powder Puff as juniors, Sally Flores and quarterback, Martha Cortez feel the pain of losing against the Juniors. I 24 1. Oh so sexy Eddie Rojas posing gracefully with fellow cheerleaders, Hugo Cortez and Cesar Carrasco. 2. Just after scoring the first touchdown the Juniors share the joy of victory. 3. Powder Puff court; Pablo Annado, Lisa Huffington, Marilyn Fernandez, Gustavo Hernandez, Maggie Lopez, David Russel, Sylvester Partida, Veronica Fullen, Rosa Ojeda and Humberto Gonzalez. 4. Lillu Lopez travels with the ball while senior defense struggles to get the flags. 25 1. The CcxjIPatror ' consistingof Carvel Avery, Craig, Sidney Avery and Tyron McGraw, admiring the nicer sights on campus. 2. Alfred Hernandez and Amanda Ochoa conversing on their way to class. 3. Mary Garcia and friends waiting for Ana to pull the punch of her joke. 4. Socializing, munching, and reading are what is keeping Abel Balboa and Ana Venezuela occupied during lunch. K ujctQM . H ua ' Spirit, spirit let ' s hear It . . . We heard this every Fri- day at lunch during the weekly pep rallies. What a way to boost the Spartan spirit! Cheerleaders, flag girls, leader ship members and the band gave their all out effort to prepare the student body for the following football game that evening. We, the students, took part in the yelling and cheering along with the cheerleaders. This ac tivity was definity the highlight of our daily lunches. But sometimes cheering and yelling just didn ' t push us quite enough. That ' s when the gymnastic team came in. This year they participated in a few of the pep rallies and performed stunts to get the crowd going. Another push was when the cheerleaders passed out oranges and Orange Crush sodas to the loudest students. That really got us going. It was worth getting something in return for our spirit and enthusiasm. Pep rallies not only brought us together for a spiritual activity, we viewed each other and all our moves and ex- pressions were being watched by the people sitting across from us. The clowns and hams sat up in the front, and the observers stood up on the benches to get a good glimpse of everything that was going on. For some reason, we forgot about all our responsibilities and classes and zeroed in on the spirit and support for our football teams. The Friday follies of involvement and ex- citement were the one thing that helped save our school spirit. 1 . Brian Waters and Maria Gil stare amazingly, as the cheerleaders perfornn. 2. Students enjoy participation of the gynnnastic team, perfor ming stunts. 3. I don ' t know v hat I ' m doing, but it ' s fun! expresses Geanette McCray as she claps along during Pep Rally. 28 1. Maria Lemos enjoying the Pep Rally atmosphere. 2. Leading the seniors during a class competition of cheers is cheerieading captain Lillian Barrios. 3. The band awaits patiently to begin a Pep Rally, while Orange Crush soda is being passed out to students. 4. Mona and Rita Rodriguez enjoy a front row seat in Stockton Court. gyCL a. xHIq 29 Music seemed to be the most common topic of conver- sation around school. With the invasion of videos and new wave styles swarming the interest of most students, we were blasted by the video explosion. Was it MV3 or MTV that everyone was talking about? Both! The hottest TV and cable TV programs of music videos and concert line ups. HP ' s traditional rock fans and concert goers got a look at the new music entertainment and fashions sweeping the school with a new wave. But new wave wasn ' t all of it, this new music, so called RockaBilly, grasped quite a few of us. HP had its share of pompadors, Stray Cats t-shirts, and the tapered in Levi ' s and denim jacket look. Rock-a-Billy even dominated the dances with a change of step. The disco scene was long gone while the Stray Cat strut took over. We were also influenced by the top rated radio station, KROQ, that year. Students listened to the newest bands of Duran Duran and Adam Ant, while KROQ DJ, Richard Blade hosted the latest music program MV3. We found ourselves talking a lot of both the radio station and new TV program. Music video was only one of the biggest forms of enter- tainment that year. Video home games kept everyone home. Atari cartridges were the hottest things to do at home. No longer did we have to make a trip to an Arcade to play a video game. Some of the hot concerts of the year were Rush ' s Signals Tour, Billy Squier, and Multi-Spectacular US Festival. T-shirts were always an endless fad around cam- pus. Music was the dominating influence on the styles around school, and it seemed to always be that way each year. 1. No, the negative wasn ' t turned around in this print. It ' s the KROQ radio sta- tion ' s catchy logo. 2. Low heels were perfect for school. 3. Marcela Magna on her way to 4th period wearing one of her fashionable outfits. 30 1. Mini skirts were the in-thing in ' 83. Lilly Hernandez dressing with the times, with Hermalinda Moya during a nutrition break. 2. H.P. students representing what the pompadore hairstyle is all about. 3. Stray Cats album Built for Speed was one of the hottest albums in ' 82- ' 83. Here, RockaBilly fans show off their favorite band. 4. One of the many people who attended the Rush concert. 31 i 1 i : -■f « L . J ! m iy nin. s MMMmmjMM u mmw H m f . mJ f. i i ■ _- ! ' ■! ■; ' ! ■ ! 1 ■ ! ! ? 5 ! 5 ; ; ! ■ ? xp 3 9 Jt First Row (L to R) Julio Tellez, Miguel Diaz. Sylvester Partida, Jose Resales, no name, Hershel Bradford, Guillermo Contreras, Jerry Mesa. Second Row (L to R) Aliro Ramirez, Luis Uribe, George Moreno, Greg Buck, Louie Guerrero, Micheal Cuellar. Winston Minjares. Louis Garcia. Third Row (L to R) Sam Kozasky no name. Ricardo Olivas. Francisco Arellano, Robert Sarabia, Jorge Guizar, Ramon Covarrubias, Donnell Mossett, Joe Guzman, no name. Frouth Row (L to R) Coach Parkhill, no name, Armando DeQuesada, Eric Pantoja, Roger Cruz, Hector Alvarez, Richard Marvaez, Julian Vigil, Tommy Hancik, Charles Avila, Coach Muskrath. Fifth Row (L to R) Jose Jimenez. Marcos Forrester. Herbert Da Silva, William Perez, Gustavo Fernandez Willy Richardson Derrick Ford David Russell, Rick Barnes, Ralph Espinoza. Northeastern League Varsity Football Practice Games HP 22 Bell 6 HP 21 South Gate 14 League Games HP 6 Franklin 36 HP 14 Marshall 21 HP 17 Roosevelt 12 HP 15 Eagle Rock 12 HP 33 Garfield HP 6 Belmont 2 HP 15 Lincoln Play-offs HP 15 Poly 14 HP 7 Garfield 14 ■ U? |Km| ¥ ' M IK r fMBj it i H ' ■ j| x-w y A i 1 K luP Coach Parkhill and Coach Muskrath r ' plays while William Perez stands by. ia. K IB 34 Our 1982 Varsity Football team showed great en- thusiasm this year. Four our first game of the season on our own Reeder Field playing for the perpetual trophy, our Varsity Football team defeated one of our archrivals Bell High School 2214. Having not defeated the Eagles for ten years, this was the start of a very exciting season, and the best was yet to come. H.P. was expected to have a fairly good year in 1982 with some key returning players such as Louie Guerrero, Dvid Russell, Marcos Forrester, Rick Barnes and Gus Fernandez forming a good nucleus. H.P. had experience at the skill positions but no returning starters on the offensive line. The top teams in the league as predicted by one coach would be Garfield, Franklin and H.P. From the opinions of coach Parkhill and the Varsity fans, this had been a very successful year for our team. We won three very big games against Bell, South Gate and Poly. What probably helped the most this year was the great fan support given by our H.P. Spartans. 1. Francisco Arellano with the help of his teammates tackle the Franklin Panthers. 2. Hershel Kozasky giving E.T. Espinosa an encouraging word. 3. David Russell impatiently waits for Jose Jimenez to hike the ball. 4. Louie Guerrero MVP showing his determination against the Garfield Bulldogs. 1 Mttk i M r i On Poly ' s first series they drove to the 3rd yard line. We held thenn, then when we got the ball and drove 97yds. to score first. In the 4th quarter Poly put together a drive and gets into scoring position. It was 4th down and on the 15yd. line Poly tried for a field goal, (if they had made it, it would have looked doubtful that we would be able to catch I up) but Francisco Contreras got by untouched and blocked the at- tempt. Later on with only 4 minutes in the game we drove and scored, ] with no time on the clock. The score was now H.P. 13 — Poly — 14. On the extra point attempt, H.P. used a k icking formation. The ball was snapped to David Russell ( 12) who then pitched it back to Louie Guerrero ( 20) who then passed it to Marcos Forrester in the end zone for the two point conversion. The final score H.P. 15 — Poly — 14. This has been the first time since 1969 H.P. had won a playoff game. The second playoff game was against Garfield High School. Gar- field had won the first game against H.P. (33-6), and Garfield was most favored in this game. Garfield scored first, making the score 6-0 with about 8 minutes left in the game. Louie Guerrerro scored with a 40yd. pass reception, and making the score 7-6, H.P. ' s favor. Garfield then drove 95yds. with the key play being 4th down and 4 yrds. to go, they went for the T.D., and scored. The final score 14-7, Garfield ' s victory. 1 1 . Marcos Forester and Jose Resales standing and observing the traditional Alma Mater. 2. William Perez and teammates sack Franklin ' s quarterback. 3. Defense lines up and gets ready for the play. 36 1 . Trying to gain some yardage is Renzo Fernando Fernandez. 2. Joe Jimenez walks towards his teammates. 3. Miguel Hernandez kicks off to Franklin. 4. Miguel Diaz shouts, We did it! and jumps for joy. 5. Ricky Barnes likes to get on top of things. 37 Front: Michele Falvey. First Row: (L to R) Lillian Barrios, Valerie Holguin, Martha Perez, Ana Chavarria, Second Row: (L to R) Patty Perez, Eileen Arambula. 1. Lillian Barrios leads the cheerleaders in the opening cheer at the South Gate vs HP game. 2. Michele Falvey goes crazy over oranges. Adriana Navarro and Norma Ibarra doing their one-legged stand pose. 1. Eileen Arambula enjoys the football game against the Marshall Barristers. 2. Varsity cheerleaders entertaining the Spartan fans. 3. Ana Chavarria taking a break at the Homecom ing game. 4. Valerie Holguin, exhausted after a game at Marshall. 5. Varsity cheerleaders doing the boogie Perfection is a powerful word, but it ' s the only word that even comes close to describ- ing this years ' undefeated Bee Football team, it has been 15 years since our Bees have won 9 consecutive games. The chemistry of the players was unbelievable. The most outstanding player was Pablo Red Amado. As captian and All League player, this senior performed 25 touchdOWn passes. His passes, however would be ineffective without his top receivers, Sophomore all League player, Patrick P.J. Johnson and All League junior Teddy Guzman who made 15 and 10 touchdowns respectively. The defense was the other artery that fed the heart of the team, with a solid wall im- penetrable to the opposition. The prime hit- ters were players Manuel Angeli, All League Defensive Player of the year, and 10th grader David Bernal, who chalked up 36 tackles. Excellent 12th graders were also Luis Heckmuller, A-1 linebacker and Jose Villasenor, the bomber who taxied in 15 touchdowns. Coach Rolstons only comment about his undefeated Bees was Totally Awesome. ,,i 40 .AM Front row L-R: Alfred Hernandez, Jose Parra. Felix Soldania. David Bernal. Manuel Montano, David Villasenor, Ricky Casillas, Mike Barros, Alfred Avalos, Gerado Calderon, Hugo Cor tez 2nd row L-R: Steve Garria, Patrick Jotinson. Fernando Bojarin, Juan Cardiel. Ruben Rangel, Jesus Bolanos, Angel Lozano, CarNell Powell, Ismael Castillo, 3rd row L-R: Bernie Mar- tinez, Hector Magallon, Manuel Angeli, Tim Cabot, George Cardenas, Daviel Contreras, Jose Villasenor, Steve Ramirez, Pablo Amado 4th row L-R: Miguel Diaz, Manuel Salas. Armando Esqueda, Pedro Rodriguez, Graig Williams, Jesus Gutierez, Gabriel Ochoa, Jerome Wallace. 5th row L-R: Marco Morales, Sostenes Hernandez, Francisco Plascnedia, Richard Murillo, Luis Heckmuller, David Moriel, Teddy Guzman. Coach — E. McAdoo, Co-Coach — J. Woodard, Coach — L. Rolston. MANAGERS: Rocco Garcia, Esquiel Carrena, David Rangai 1 . Quarterback Pablo Amado throws the ball in a blurring action. 2. The key to success is depended on the concentration of the team huddle. 3. Tailback Teddy Guzman ponders the game tactics. 4. Luis Heckmuller, Patrick Johnson, and Sostenes Hernandez tackle a Franklin player. 41 L lJ4 . 42 45 On behalf of the student body of Hun- tington Park High, we would like to con- gratulate the Short Flags for their ex- cellent performance at the Rose Bowl. They were especially chosen to par- ticipate in the Superbowl to show their great Spartan spirit. Front: Susan Sifuentes, Linda Ortiz, Maria Lopez. First Row (L to R) Elinor Artigau, Blanca Munez, Giselle Morales. Second Row (L to R) Ana Robles, Trini Clare, Maria Gil, XochitI Bautista, Elsa Robles. Third Row (L to R) Felicitas Garcia, Ofelia Rubio, Tanya Adams. 1 . Tanya Adams takes her position for the pre-game show. 2. Elinor Artigau performing for a half-time show. 3. Captain Maria Arias concentrating on a flag routine at the Homecoming game. The Tall Flags really showed their talent at every football game. They made us pro- ud to be represented by them. With ex- cellent captains as their leaders (Julie Walker and Debbie Rodriguez) nothing less could be expected of their performance. s ris f7ffff isnnummi irrsnni l A n A. Ai A i; t r r it J fifL. i Srni ' I Sj i Who says you can ' t smile when you ' re at attention. 2. What discipline! 3. Tall Flags showing their talent during a half-time show. First Row (L to R) Patricia Loya, Maria Carillo, Francisca Mosqueda, Vic- toria Valdez, Lisa Cherbony, Sandra Reynoso, Debbie Garcia. Second Row (L to R) Laura Rogers, Ana Ponciano, Isaura Estrada, Debbie Rodriguez. Not pictured Monica Aceves, Julie Walker (L to R) Drum Major — Eddie Maya. Majorette — Gloria Lambert First Row: (L to R) Jose Castelan, Olga Moreno, Alice Pacheco Second Row: (L to R) Madia Tizcareno, Ruben Aseuedo, Jovan Figueroa, Kerry Johnson. Hector Medina, Roy Hernandez, Andy Zambrano, Jovan Hernandez. Third Row: (L to R) Juan Rodriguez, David Garcia, Hector Magallon, Marina Gomez. Connie Segura, David Delgadillo, Miguel Lopez. Elias Lopez, Catherine Tellez, Victor Saenz, Gloria Sanchez, Fourth Row: (L to R) Robert Bianchi, Javier Perez, Beatrice Carrasco, Angle Landa, Sergio Gutierrez, Art Lazo de la Vega, Reyes Montoya, Robert Quintana, Fifth Row: (L to R) Caesar Carrasco, Mando Jimenez, Jaime Maya, Salvador Medrano, Genaro Vargas, Gabriel Diaz, Marco Gonzalez, Derek Bolln, Tony Osequeda. Back Row; Angel Soloman 1 . Martin Flores blowing away on his tuba. 2. The band doing one of their famous routines during a halftime show. 3. After scoring a touchdown, the band goes crazy playing the fight song. 4. Glo ria Lambert twirling and showing off her exciting baton skills. Above; Drill Team and fans singing the Alma Mater after one of the many HP wins. Right; Jodie Haney and Steven Cherbony. the school mascots. iFirst Row: (L to R) Evelyn Figqueroa. Atilia Campos, Sonia Iglesias, Sandra Rodriguez, Martha Carrillo, Rocio Gonzalez, Selma Zaidana, Maria i-ozano, Juanita, Sanchez, Ana Marie Ojeda, Consuelo Botello, Tina Cordova, Sandra Quintana. Maricela Mendez. Second Row: (L to R) Elizabeth ij ' lores, Maria Anaya, Mary Terrazas, Blanca Gallegos. Veronica Fullen, Anna Hobson. Paula Lira, Araceli Arriola, Leticia Escobaz, Gloria Villarreal, Tammy Sweet, Laurie Jimenez, Griselda Garcia, Elizabeth Zuniga, Isabel Zuniga, Jesie Valenzuela, Sandra Soria. Third Row: (L to R) Wanda Alar- l:on, Veronica Rodriguez. Peria Echeivarria, Denise Rivera, Amparo Razon, Julia Frausto, Emily Resendez, Ivonne Garibay, Elizabeth Horta, Corinne Gonzalez, Socorro Pulido, Debbie Bracamontes, Martha Jimenel, Maria Alvarez. Cynthia Scala. Forth Row: (L to R) Sandra Aguilar, Ciria Arellano, ' larcela Chaidez. Elizabeth Vasquez, Lyseth Porras, Linda Tamayo, Irma Gonzalez. Rocio Chico, Kathy Schroder, Ana Mejia, Etma Mejia, Laurie -emm. 49 M - ' W M IT M T . ■ 1 - .f 1 I 1 k ll i l3V-i45r ■ TJK£?SE jjO 1 w w m ns ic  Bee Basketball Top: Juan Delgado, Hector De La Torre, Sal Gonzalez, Pablo Garcia. Bot- tom: Humberto Gonzalez, Jose Saldana, Ralph Rodriguez, Joe Esteban. Cee Basketball Top: Mathew Jaramillo, Erik Rodriguez, Jimmy Mercado, Jesus Cor- nejo, Aubrey Smith, Valentine Gonzalez. Bottom: Hector Aguirre, Tony Am- paran, Ralph Enriquez, Brian McDuffy, Oscar Wood, Donivan Otero. This year ' s Bee team showed hard work can be the key word to success. Their aggresive defense forced many tur- novers which helped lead the victories. Each member of the team was in- strumented in each win. Jose Saldana proved to be one of the offensive forces on the team. Ricky Diaz showed the leadership to run the offensive. Pablo Garcia was the defensive specialist who shut down many opposite players. Sal Gonzalez pounded the boards for many rebounds. Juan Delgado provided excite ment with his shot blocking. Hector De La Torre ' s versatility on the court keyed many wins. Joe Esteban performed well in pressure situations. Ralph Rodriguez added to the strength of the back court. Humberto Gonzalez came off the bench to supply the necessary firepower. 1 . Ricky Diaz driving for one of his i many lay-ups. !j 2 The Bee team getting a strategy i| talk by Coach Ota 3 Pablo Garcia preparing to set up and pass one of teams offensive plays. The 1982 season fpr the Cee basketball team was one which showed the lack of experience. The squad consisted mostly of Freshmen. The players who made most of the contributions were: Matthew Jarmillo — Offensive leader. Eric Rogriguez — defensive force. Val Gonzalez — off-guard. Brian McDuffy — point guard and floor leader. Aubrey Smith — offensive player. Next year should prove to be even more successful because of returning players. II Belmont 47-50 Bell 43-34 Hollywood 61-39 Washington 69-59 Marshall 36-30 Jordan 53-51 Grant 43-22 Fremont 59-41 Jordan 41-47 South Gate 46-36 Fremont 28-25 Bell 40-34 South Gate 5243 Washington 82-57 I . Aubrey Smith on his way up to scoring one of his many high point games. 2 Valentin Gonzalez making an easy one, 3 Jesus Cornejo trying to save the ball before it wei out of bounds. 4. Donivan Otero being heavily defended by a Bell defender. 51 n ' .r. AL Bottom Row (L to R) Fernando Fernandez, Jorge Cuberos, Jose Montoya, Enoc Figueroa. Second Row ' L to R) Charlotte Conant, Joe Lemos, Alfredo Gonzalez, Sergio Navarette. Third Row (L to R) Martin Oregel, Robert Sifuentes, Patricio Gallegos, April Ramos, Coach Springer. Top Row (L to R) Pedro Leos, Dvid Calvo, Carmen Glaria. 1. Huffing and puffing Sergio Navarette striving for the finish line. 2. With all his swiftness, Pedro Leos passes his South Gate opponent. 3. Robert Sifuentes catching his breath after a tiresome run. 52 On your Mark . . . Get Set . . . Win! That ' s just what the Spartans did as they won 2nd place in the Eastern League. Coach Hank Springer was proud of his JV and Varsity Cross Country teams this year. He always looked on the bright side of things and encouragingly cheered on his teams. Consis- tent winners include Pedro Leos, whom was also chosen as the most valuable runner, David Calvo, Alfred Gonzalez, Sergio Navarette, and Joe Lemos. Coach Springer lead them to represent the best cross country team this school ever had. After thirty-one years of giving it his best, it will be his last semester coaching the cross country team. We ' d like to wish him the best of luck in the future years! iHny Cross Country JV Cross Countrj Eastern League Eastern League HP 15 Jordan 53 HP Jordan HP 26 South Gate 33 HP 55 South Gate HP 20 Bell 41 HP 33 Bell HP 21 Garfield 43 HP Garfield HP 30 Roosevelt 26 HP 39 Roosevelt HP 25 Marshall 30 HP 32 Marshall HP Narbonne HP 28 Narbonne 19 24 29 1. Gliding in with such an ease, is Joe Lemos. 2. Fernando Valenzuela at Griffith Park catching a glimpse at our great runner. 3. Alfredo Gonzalez and David Calvo head to head at Griffith Park. 4. Who says rivals have to be enemies? 53 Running Their Hearts Out Girls Cross Country finished their season with 3 wins and 2 losses. Gadalupe Rodriguez was the team leader placing 1st in the Eastern League finals. Although they had new runners, Coach Springer felt secure and confident that they were going to do well. He was not wrong, his team placed 2nd in the Eastern League. The team feels confident and are willing to show next year ' s new coach that Springer taught them well by promising next years Eastern League title. SPARTANS First Row (L to R) Sylvia Carmona, Lupe Rodriguez, Irma Gomez, Arcelia Luna, Celina Calvo. Second Row (L to R) Imelda Luna, Yvette Trujillo, Cecilia Rico, Coach Springer. Top; Guadalupe Rodriguez giving it her all to eventual- ly beat the South Gate runner. Above: Irma Gomez and Coach Springer pose for their last picture together. 54 The Freshmen and Sophonnore Boys Cross Country finished their season with 2 wins and 3 losses. Coach Springer felt that he had a good team. The results were good considering most of the runners were new to this year ' s team. Kevin Wyland showed his leader- ship by scoring the best in meets. Despite their season, most of run- ners are improving and looking forward towards next year ' s season and hopefully taking the Eastern League pennant. Left: Kevin Wyland struggling to keep his lead Above: Samuel Mata and Mark Mash taking it for HP all the way. SPARTANS First Row (L to R) Maria Martinez, Juan Esquivel. Second Row (L to R) Jesus Aguirre, Samuel Mata, Mark Nash, Kea Yazzie. Third Row (L to r) Coach Springer, Robert Rico, Kevin Wyland, Alejandro Oregel, Ernie Contreras. 55 ' 4Mit 1. Victor Gutierrez dominating the ball over the Roosevelt defenders. 2. Miguel Juarez getting ready to unload his powerful cannon shot into the defender ' s goal. Top row L-R: Juan Espinoza, Henry Suarez, Jose Payez, Jose Martha, Abel Lugo, Juan Soto, Miguel Juarez, Coach Hoyos, Middle row: Hugo Morales, Francisco Hernandez, Victor Gutierrez, Ramon Pedroza, Bottom row: Ramon Iniguez, Ricardo Hernandez, Alvaro Merillo. 56 Team Misses Their Goal This years soccer team was young, en- thusiastic, and willing to defend their Eastern League title. As the season progressed, the new starting line-up made some fantastic com- ebacks against South Gate (where HP was loos- ing 3-1 , and cameback to win 6-3) and Fremont (HP loosing 1-0 and later cameback to win 3-1). Unfortunately, they couldn ' t make it to the play offs. The team lost to Roosevelt (1-2), and end- ed their season with 4 wins, 5 losses, and one tie. The team is eagerly looking forward to next years ' season. Since most of their players are coming back next year, HP should look forward to an impressive soccer season. 1. Coach Hoyos lecturing his strategies at half time. 2. Ramon Iniguez having a little trouble locating the ball. 3. Oscar Reynoso fighting to the finish. Eastern League HP 1 Garfield 2 HP 6 South Gate 1 HP 2 Bell 1 HP Fremont HP Roosevelt 1 HP Garfield 3 HP 6 South Gate 3 HP Bell 2 HP 3 Fremont 1 HP 1 Roosevelt 2 57 ' - ' u  •: • First Row (L to R) Janine Anies, Lupe Arroyo, Willie Mae Curry, Ofelia Colon. Second Row (L to R) Ana Almarez, Robin Ramirez, Coach Halowell, Maria Buenrostro, Dora Figueroa. Third Row (L to R) Lourdes Estrada, Judy Munoz, Carmen Gonzalez, Martha Cortez (MVP). As Coach Halowell predicted last year, it ' s been a good season for our Varsity Volleyball team. For the past three years (which in- cidently is how long Coach Halowell has been at Huntington Park High School) our team has made it to the playoffs. Each year im- proving upon their previous standing. This year, our Varsity Volleyball team placed 4th in the city winning the South Side League 3A division. As Coach Halowell said, I feel we had the strongest and most talented team in our division, but did not have the consistency to stay there. 58 4th Place in City Finals 1. Spiking the ball is Robin Ramire ' s speciality. 2. Maria, Ofelia, and Robin anx- iously await the ball. 3. Martha Cortez, who earned the title as MVP of the South Side League, is ready and alert. 4. Carmen Gonzales going up for the big slam. 5. Janine Anies setting up the ball for her teammates. 6. The big victory smiles. 59 First Row (L to R) Josie Gonzalez, Francoise Francoise Sutton, Cathy Davila, Maria Magallon, Lisa Huffington, Delma Heard. Second Row (L to R) Virginia Cruz, Theresa Mendoza, Luz Ortega, Carmen Mendoza, Ana Mendoza, Lourdes Minjares, Jose Aguilar. Third Row (L to R) Mary Aguilar, Maria Ramirez, Lidia Fragoso, Anna Mellegard, Theresa Salmon, Terry Pollock, Coach — Halowell. Teamwork was the key word used for the Junior Varsity Volleyball team. With the outstan- ding abilities of Maria Magallon and the help of two returning players, Lidia Fragoso and Lourdes Minjares, the JV team placed 3rd in league with a 1 1-3 record. Considering that 15 out of 17 players were new, the JV ' s had a very good team. With 12 returning JV players we are looking to im- prove our record and have a much stronger team, says Coach Halowell about her team. 1 . Giving the opponents a hard time while trying to score a point. 2. During half-time Coach Halowell gives a few pointers to the team. 3. Maria Ramirez takes a quick drink between sets while Terry Pollock prays for her team members. 60 - m ■■ ' JV Volle)l3alU-ea(| t J HP 2 Jordan V 2 Frenjont m 2 HMHB mMo P HP HP HP HP 2 Hpfemfit 2 South fate 0 Bell 2 Washington 4-. w[ 1. Lidia Fragosoand Francoise Sutton are in position ready and waiting for the ball. 2. Cheer up Cathy, the game is not over! 3. Carmen Mendoza going up and digg- ing the ball over the net. 61 r - i First Row (L to R) Diane Cisneros, Nolvia Cortez, Martha Rodriguez, Bertha Garcia, Dolores Valdivia. Second Row (L to R) Cynthia Varela, Rosa Aceves, Luz Martinez, Teresa Romera, Lydia Trejo. Third Row (L to R) Margarita Armendariz, Loretta Veres, Aymee Valdes, Suzanne Hennes, Jenny Kim, Ms. Young. } .■   •■ I t . tw K ' ;M v:v,v;v r ■••■•{ JiUJ fr-; ; « -J. « fSmm ' ' Suzanne Hennes Most Improved 62 Loretta Veres Most Valuable This was a very successful season for the Bad- minton team. We started with all beginners with the exception of one. Their hard work and dedication paid off. Everyone received a 1st or 2nd place award in the individual play-offs. Doubles was first in the city. In the team playoffs, H.P. finished 3rd in city. 1. Aymee Valdes awaiting for a strong serve. 2. Suzanne Hennes and Luz Martinez keeping tiieir eye on the bail. 3. Luz Martinez awaiting to be aced. ;i| ' ' V- ■ ia«a, . ■ fc E:_ _ ji  J i ' f f% ■il j|[fe 1 63 The season started off outstanding by winning the first 3 games against South Gate, Bell, and Fremont in the first round. As they progressed through the season, the tennis team became very enthusiastic in winning the second round. But, their hopes were shattered by the strong opposi- tion of Bell and South Gate. They were lead by Most Valuable Player, Loretta Veres, Most Improved Player, Suzanne Hennes and Most Dedicated Player, Diane Cisneros. They finished third in League. First Row (L to R) Lillian Barrios, Migdalia Berrios, Monica Armendariz, Suzanne Hennes, Elaine Gallegos, Nolvia Cortez. Second Row (L to R) Alma Gomez, Connie Morales, Eileen McCormick, Cathy Davila, Steve Garza, Luz Martinez, Marcy Gon- zales. Beatrice Vialpando, Ms. Young. HP 6 Jordan 2 HP 7 Washington 1 HP 7 Jefferson 1 HP 5 Venice 3 HP 3 Wilson 5 HP 3 Poly 5 HP 5 Granada Hills 3 Suzanne Henes Most Valuable Lillian Barrios Most Dedicated 64 65 Left to Right: Mickey Pritchett, Hector Saavedra, David Fallon, Angel Mar- tinez, Kent Wallace. Varsity Our team was very small, inexperienced, but very willing. Comparatively speaking, we played well compared to the amount of talent we faced. We were out matched in each game, but I credit the team for hanging in there and doing their best. This years team had the 10th leading scores in the city and 3rd in the Eastern Marine League that was Kent Wallace who was voted M. V. P. of the team and also. 1 St team in the Easter Marine League, Kent averaged 22.5 pts per game and 7. 1 rebounds a game. Kent was by far our best player and teaiTi leader. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM PRACTICE GAMES: HP 56 — Eagle Rock 83 HP 71 — Franklin 86 39 — Westchester 26 — Clevelafid--- JOE GAMES 40 — , . A J.V. Team The J.V. Basketball Team this year was very young and spirited. Could be described as a Hustling, Determined Group who play hard from start to finish. M.V.P. of the team was Ray Villegas, who was also voted 1st Team All League. Also making All- League was Tyrone McQraw, mak ing 2nd Team. This team should do very well next season. Left to Right: Kevin Mixon, Carlos Crisinino, Darren King, Ray Villegas, James Neil Hank Wallace, Juan Munoz, Tyrone McGraw, Patrick Johnson. J V BASKtiaXCL ' T wr. PRACTIC T. GAMES: HP 44 — Eagle Rock 51 HP 61 — FrankttRMM HP 42 - Tah , ' HP 44- — V BtcbBsteT LEAGqF GAIM ana HP — xh HW HP 4| — ) H r HP m — KH Jit HP 33 — scsfl||K HP 37 — -SanTedr HP 44 — .Narbor ne HP 49 — Jordan ' 77 HP 46 — Bell 38 HP 56 — South Gate 49 HP 44 — San Pedro 63 Jiip First Row (L to R) Emma Godinez, Hilda Chico, Denise Corpus, Mary Lopez. Second Row (L to R) An- na Council, Valerie Holquin, Lisa Huffington, Robin Ramirez, Cynthia Varela. n Fernando agle Rock Carson Crenshaw Cleveland Sylman Franklin Narbonne Jordan Bell South Gate San Pedro Narbonne Jordan Bell South Gate San Pedro City Playoffs — Canoga Park Coach Jones and Coach Woodard kept up a good spirit in the game. 68 1 . Speeding her way around her opponent, Robin Ramirez is go- ing for a basket. 2. Emma Godinez recovering the ball for her team. 3. Concentrating, Lisa Huffington carefully aims for her freeshot. 4. The team looks on in hopes of a victory. Under the first year. Coach Bonnie Jones and our girls ' basketball team had a very successful season. The J.V. team won the league championship and the Varsity finished a strong second with both teams qualifying for the playoffs. Robin Ramirez and Lisa Huffington, both returning players form last year ' s varsity team, had excellent seasons. Robin ' s scoring and Lisa ' s strong rebounding were very im portant to the team ' s success. Robin, a senior has been contacted by Cal State Long Beach and hopes to play for them next year. Anna Council, a junior, played a vital leadership role both as playmaker and captain. Robin and Anna were selected first team all league and Lisa, only a sophomore, made second team 3 Bottom Row (L to R) Estella Ruiz, Patsy Contreas, Angle Quijada, Alma Villegas. Middle Row (L to R) Carmen Perez, Yolanda Soria, Vicki Corrall. Top Row (L to R) Coach B. Jones, Martha Gonzales, Maria Aquilar, Chris Aquilar, Lorena Ponce, Coach Woodard Our J.V. team was one of the finest in the city. Stella Ruiz, Chris Aguilar, and Angie Quejada ail played important roles. With eight returning varsity players and a strong junior varsity, the future of girls ' basketball at H.P. is bright. 1. The paced J.V. Spartans kept the ball away from their opponents. 2. Running all alone, the Spartans headed for another 2 points. ' 1 V HP 28 San FerndndQa . jaiySSS HP 34 Eaale F BmHI 2JJ.— — - ■ HP 49 i 5?T 48 . ■ t- H t4 psrdan 23 Wr h6 j ell ' ' • 14 w HP 5 South Gate 29 f HP 25 Sdn Pedro -- 16 HP 49 Marbc ine 20 HP 25 Jordan 28 HP 33 B ) 26 HP 70 Sotrth Gate 18 HP 33 San Pedro J - - HP 1 CityPlaj ffs — ' 42 Kennedy 50 - 1 . Spartans go up uncontested for the shot. 2. Carmen Perez fouled on the rebound. 3. Going for a steal, Angle Quijada moves down the court. 71 Huntington Park Gymnastics team unfortunately started off with tfie wrong grip. As tfie season went on things started to look like we had the potential to become a league contender. Due to the fact that our team was very young, they were unable to per- form as well as the previous years. Coach Didio, on the other hand, looks forward to next season. I believe that our next year ' s team will be a strong team, we also have two seniors on our team, Carlos Cervantes, our outstan- ding pommel horse man and our all around man, Frank Rodriguez, who en- joyed a great season, said Coach Didio. Thanks to veteran alumni gymnasts like Carlos Huerta and Everardo Valdovinos, the team was able to main- tain good work and place a winning spot in the city finals. HP A 100.90 vs Wilson 62 1 HP 106.02 vs Hamilton 114.68 HP 90.95 vs (Jniversi ty 83.03 HP 87.25 vs Garfield 72,40 HP 92.17 vs Roosevelt 70.9 HP 105.44 vs South Gate 122.85 HP 100.90 s Wilson 62 HP 106.20 s Hamilton 114.68 HP 90.95 vs University 83.03 HP 87.25 vs Garfield 72.40 HP 92.17 vs Roosevelt 70.9 HP 105.44 is South Gate 122.85 ' m PIAYERS MUST WEAR GYM SHOES SUITS IN GYM « . i. U li V 72 r Bottom Row (L to R) Edgardo Rojas, Teddy Guzman, Carlos Cervantes, Frank Rodriguez, Edgar Rivera, Rudy Chavez, Robert Villasenor. Second Row (L to R) Julio Torres, Ernie Sierra, Hector Aguilar, Frank Guido, Francisco Gonzalez, Francisco Camarillo, Tim Cabot, Vince Cadena, Alex Cabanillas, Silvio Caceres, Val Hernandez, Julio Lora, Elfred Tovar. Top Row (L to R) Coach Jim Didio, Dennis Marroquin, Rudy Correa, Tomy Grrea, Jeff Alarcon, Steve Ortega, Antonio Valenzuela, Jose Madera, Isreal Madera, Abel Campos, Jesus Hurtado, Martin Sanchez, Sergio Gomez, Dian Pittman, Jamie Mesa, Torre Falvey, Brian Zunio, Lizandro Cruz, Mauricio Rico, Asst. Coach Everardo Valdovinos. r ' i ' V- ' ■j Mrrw A 1. Teddy Guzman performing with style during 15 minute warm up. 2. Concentrating during liis routine is Frank Rodriguez. 3. Carlos Cervantes does it on the pommel horse with form. • 73 1 . Carlos Cervantes during his routine thinks of balance, strength and his next trick. 2. Robert Villasenor aggravates himself to get over the vault. 3. Frank Rodriguez performing back giants on high bar. 4. Rudy Chavez doing his Olympic off on pommels. As the seas on ended, the team was pleased with what they had accomplished, having a record of 31 . Losing the first place in league meant a lot, but the team finished se- cond in what was supposed to be a ' building ' year. With the experienced young gymnasts returning next year, Coach Di Dio believes his team will be back on top. i 1. Rudy Jimenez performing an excellent liandspring on the vault while assistant coach Valdovinos watches. 2. Edgar Rivera showing his steadiness on floor exercise. 3. Robert Villasenor performing. 4. Teddy Guzman during warm-ups. 5. Edgardo Rojas showing his flexibility on the floor exercise. First Row (L to R) Victor Hernandez, Ricardo Lias, Antonio Cisneros, Danny Benitez, Marcos Molina, Gil Perez, Roy Ar- royo, Frank Cabral. Second Row (L to R) Coach Hestrup, Miguel Rodriguez, Miguel Martinez, Eddie Martinez, Sylvester Partida, Mario Perez, Fernando Fernandez, Asst. Coach Martin De La Mora Varsity Swim Team The 1983 Varsity Swim Team was an outstanding team. Coach Dean Hestrup and his assistant Martin De la Mora, (Last years M.V.S) did a great job in organizing this superb team. Early in the season they proved that their determination to be the best, was go ing to get them in the number one position. The Swimmers got on their mark, they got set and they went on to be undefeated. Diving for the Huntington Park High School Swim Team were; Roy Arroyo, Angel Dueno. Danny Benitez. Butterfliers, Miguel Rodriguez, Fernie Fernandez, Victor Hernandez and Ricardo Lias On Backstroke was, Eddie Martinez, and Frank Cabral. Brest Stroke, Gil Perez, Roy Ar royo and Mario Perez. Free Style, Toni Cisneros, Sylvester Partida, Fernie Fernandez, Marcos Molina and Danny Benitez. This was the 1983 swimming line up. Determination and talent gave them their victories. EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIOMS League Record (5-0) Overall Record (7-0) SWIMMING HP 116 — Fremont 46 HP 129 — Lincoln 39 HP 113 — Marshall 64 HP 130 — Garfield 38 HP 91 — Bell 90 HP 106 — South Gate 70 HP 110 — Roosevelt 70 76 1 . Eddie Martinez and Marcos Molina congratulate each other after the medely relay. Front Row L-R: Carlos Salvatierra, Enrique Roman, Ezekiel Carrera, Saul Gonzalez, Jin Park, Brian Waters. Back Row L-R: Jose Garcia (f s manager), David Montano, Salvador Medrano, Albert Ramirez, Asst. Coach Martin De La Mora, Duane Cabot, Martin Flores, Roy Hernandez, Derek Bolin. Right: Brian Waters showed great endurance throughout the year. Below: Louie Contreras gave all he had in competing with his butterfly. EASTERN LEAGUE COCHAMPIOMS FRESH SOPH SCHEDULE HP 55 — Fremont 29 HP 86 — Lincoln 21 HP 11 — Marshall HP 81 — Garfield 36 HP 85 — Bell 29 HP 83 — South Gate 52 HP 70 — Roosevelt 70 78 I i mm « 5r - •: -- : ' ., 4 i Divers and Junior Varsity (Front L-R): Roy Arroyo, Rosalio Caro, Carlos Ramirez. Back Row L-R: Angel Salaman, Jose Garcia, Asst. Coach Martin De La Mora, Derek Bolin. Miauel Martinez. 1 . Duane Cabot ' s determination brought his team closer to the championship. 2. Ezekiel Carrera swimming to the breaststroke against South Gate. 3. Asst. Coach De La Mora, having a team meeting for the next event. 79 4 LEAQUEf HES HP 6 JordaW 1 HP 7 Garfield . -. HP Bell 7 HP 6 South Gate 1 HP 4 Roosevelt 3 HP 6 Jordan 1 , HP 6 Garfield 1 , A HP . 3 Bell 4 i ' - HP South Gate HP y-., Roosevelt M y Kneeling (L to R) Ramon Pedroza, Ricardo Gonzalez, Luis Preclado, Wilmer Pernla. Standing (L to R) Joel Hernandez, Ceasar do la Rocha, Carlos Preciado, Fernando Vas- quez, Ignacio Rodriguez, Coach Manos. 1 . Wilmer Pernia gets set for a serve. 2. Luis Preciado prepares for a cross court forehand. 3. Ricardo Gonzalez warms up before a game. The Huntington Park Varsity Tennis Team started the year with great expectations of cap- turing the Eastern League Tennis Championship for the first time since 1979. The Spartan Netters are led by Coach Ted Manos. The strength of the team lies in its four singles players led by Junior Luis Preciado 1st team All-League 1982, Sophomore Wilmer Pernia 2nd Team All-League 1982. Senior Ricardo Gonzales — 3 year lettermen and Junior Ramon Pedroza up from last years JV Tennis Team. Rounding out the Varsity Netters are 3 sets of doubles players led by first doubles — Senior Carlos Preciado and Junior Fernando Vasquez; second doubles — Sophomore Geraldo Santana and Junior Ignacio Rodriguez; third doubles — Junior Cesar Dela Rocha and Sophomore Joel Hernandez. 80 Kneeling (L to R) Lester Zapata, Jesus Felix, Eduardo Gonzalez, Miguel Juarez, Marvin Lopez. Standing (L to R) Enrique Soto, Tony Zamora, Adan Baca, Argel Aguilar, Gus Banderas, Carlos Quezada, Coach Manos. The Defending Junior Varsity Tennis Team worlds enthusiastically to repeat as Champions. This year ' s team is composed of: Eduardo Gonzalez, Cain Barrozo, Tony Zamora, Carlos Quezada, Angel Aguilar, Adan Baca, Enrique Soto, Gus Banderas, Miguel Juarez. Marvin Lopez, Jesus Felix, Lester Zapata, Long Hoang. 1 . Carlos Preciado adding spin to his power serve. 2. Ramon Pedroza shows his power in his backhand. 3. Cain working on his form for his backhand. Front Row (L to R) Gustavo Fernandez, David Calvo, Gavino Herrera, Joe Lemos, Carvel Avery, Damon Ross, Terry Williams, Jose Villasenor, Coach McAdoo. Back Row: (L to R) Patricio Gallegos, Alfredo Gonzalez, Jorge Cubero, Herschel Kozasky, Eric Pantoja, Herschel Bradford, Adolfo Saucedo, Roberto Sifuentes, Coach Nitahara. Although the Boys ' Varsity Track Team got off to a temperate start, Coaches Mitahara and McAdoo believed they had a team with the ability to attain a memorable season. Gustavo Fernandez and Damian Ross specializing in the 100, 200, and 4(30 yard relay, had chance of going to city finals. As a school record holder in the 440, Ross and Fernandez lead the team through a season filled with success and high hopes. Shot putters, Eric Pantoja and Hershel Bradford, helped the team in the field events of the 1983 season. Pantoja finished 5th in the Eastern League 1982. 82 VARSITY TRACK SCORES HP HP HP HP HP HP HP 33 vs Belmont 90 41 vs Eagle Rock 73 LEAGUE 30 vs Jordan 78 31 vs Garfield 85 45 vs Bell 74 36 vs Southgate 91 54 vs Roosevelt 71 1 . Jorge Cubero showing his excellent form over the high hurdles. 2. Hershel Bradford preparing to push off his winning tosses in shot put. 3. Eric Pantoja mentally preparing for an excellent season with the Spartans. 4. Damon Ross and Terry Williams doing one of their many baton passes on the relay team. Kneeling: (L to R) Celina Calvo, Roxanna Mug- gins, Irma Gomez, Eriinda Cortez, Dora Escobar. Standing: (L to R) Coach McAdoo, Yolanda Carr, Jackie Smith, Aracelia Luna, Laura Toientino, Mar- tha Gonzalis, Emeida Luna, Lupe Rodriquez On Bench: (L to R) Juanita Sanchez, Etna Mejia, Ana Mejia, Rosa Acever, Robin Romirez, Janine Anies, Valerie Holquin, Coach Nitahara. Huntington Park ' s girls ' track team spirited off witfi a fiead start. Guided big returning city performers such as Lupe Rodriguez and Valerie Holquin leading tfie quest magnificantly, other included long jumper Karen Easly and 880 runner irma Gomez. With Continuation of hard work and dedication the girls will go on to winning the league. 1. Lupe Rodriquez demonstrating her hurdling form during a practice meet. 31 58 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS vs Belmont vs Eagle Rock LEAGUE vs Jordan vs Garfield vs Bell vs Southgate Roosevelt 9 22 37 23 25 ARTA Front Row: (L to R) Coach McAdoo, Steve Ramirez, Adam Cordova, Patrick Johnson, Mark Nash, Pedro Rodriguez, Fer- nando Bogarin, Jesus Bolanos, Martin Oregel. Back Row: (L to R) Mike Barrios, Adolfo Saucedo, David Bernal, Adam Cor dova, Jose Velasquez, George Alcala, Alex Cantu, Coach INitahara. This years Bee Track Team got off to a good start despite two early season losses to Eagle Rock and Jor- dan. Those losses, however, were very close and the young and powerful team hoped to make a comeback in the three remaining rivalries. Among the team ' s highlight players were Patrick Johnson, last year ' s city champion in the pole vault and this year ' s Most Valuable Player. Jose Villasenor excelled in the 100 yd. dash and David Bernal overwhelmed competition in the shot put. These inspired contenders guided the team to sweet victories over many rivals. , wm E TJ?ACK 1 H Belmont 54 m ft s Eagle Roci 50 LEAGUE ■Bhp 44 vs Jordan 58 wm p 66 iSjf Garfield 28 HP 64 35 HP 64 v|| Southgate 39 HP 80 vs Roosevelt 30 V- - . Front Row: (L to R) Coach McAdoo, Sostenes Hernandez, Arturo Nunez, Mario Mar tinez, Eroc Fragoso, Arturo Lozo De La Vega, David Rongel, Frank Zuniga. Back Row: (L to R) Hector Saucedo, David Villasenor, Carnell Powell, Alfred Hernandez, Kee Zazzie, Jimmy Mercardo, Ruben Rongel, Coach Mitahara. Accellerating around the field the Cee Track Team displayed extraordinary skill and promising talent. This year ' s promising players were Ruben Rangel, who excelled in shot put and 330 low hurdles, Cornell Powell, who has perfected his high jump record to 5 ' 1 1 ., and Adam Cordova with his ability to pole vault at 10 ' 6 . Coaches McAdoo and Nitahara sincerely believed that Cordova and Rangel as Most Valuable players nominess, along with their fellow runners, reflect the potential to dominate the league with their young and developing talent. Bottom Row (L to R) Jose Montoya, Jose Flores, Ricky Murillo, Juan Esquivel. Second Row (L to R) Joe Garcia, Pablo Armando, Victor Aragon, Mike Villarreal, Francisco Arrellano. Top Row (L to R) Coach Snnith, Armando Silva, Javier Loera, Salvador Arias, David Huerta, Eloy Luna, Greg Zungadi, Coach Ota. 1. After a wind up, Eloy Luna pitches a fast ball to the awaiting catcher. 2. David Huerta intensely awaits for a gripping catch on a fly ball. 3. A level bat is essential for a hit demonstrated by Francisco Arrellano. 4. Salvador Arias taking his position behind the plate. It was the bottom of the ninth and the bases were loaded. Two outs and their slugger was up. Eloy Luna, pitcher for the mighty Spartans wiped his bow and took his position on the mound. Tension filled the stands. A high fly to left caused the spectators to rise in expectation. Joe Garcia settled under the ball and cradled it into the webbing. It was over and the Spartans won. Like greyhounds out of the gate, the Varsity team set out to im- prove the 4 and 1 1 record of last year. Winning their first 2 games it seemed to be a possible dream. Pepe Reyes, on third and III Ricky Murillo on second and Pablo Amado at short, made for a dynamite infield. Joe Garcia and David Russell gave range to the outfield. Eloy Luna, whose arm has improved greatly over last year, gave the Spartans a much needed long distance pitcher. Salvador Arias assisted the defense with his great catching. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES HP 26 Jordan 6 ' HP 6 Garfield 4 HP 5 Bell 13 HP 8 South Gate 4 HP 4 Roosevelt 5 HP 10 Jordan 1 HP 3 Garfield 4 HP 4 Bell 3 HP 1 South Gate 7 HP 3 Roosevelt 2 HP 16 Jordan 4 HP 5 Ga rfield 4 89 with a season start of 500. The Jr. Varsity Baseball team and under the direction of Dwight Muskrath pulled together and gave the season a total team effort. Although there were no stars on the team, there were Individuals that gave their all to pull the team together. Members of the team took home many memories of the past season. The pitching of Elliot Lazrovich and Jorge Romero sparked the Spartans defense. Also evident during the season was the sterling catching of Eddie De La Torre, who could scoop up the ball no matter where pitched or tipped. The offense was ignited by the bat of Pedro Avila and under his leadership the team knocked the horsehide all over the park. HP 6 JordaiT BH HP 7 Garfield HP Bell HP 6 South Gate HP 4 Roosevelt HP 6 Jordan HP 6 Garfield HP Bell HP South Gate HP Roosevelt HP Jordan HP Garfield HP Bell HP South Gate HP Roosevelt 1 . Catcher Eddie De La Torre warming up his infield before a game. 2. Coach Muskrath preparing his players for a game. He is hoping for a very successful season. 3. Pitcher Eric Lazrovich delivering one of his many pitches to aide the Spartans onto a winning season. 90 First Row (L to R) Donavan Otero, Juan Duran, Augustin Reynoso, Pedro Avila. Second Row (L to R) Domingo Gaucin, Mat- thew Jaramillo, Jorge Rosmero, Elliott Lazrovich, Felix Saldana. Third Row (L to R) Coach Dwight Muskrath, Tony Olivo, Ismael Castillo, Roger Zendejas, Eduardo DeLa Torre. 91 Bottom Row (L to R) Esther Esquievel, Loretta Yeres, Stella Ruiz, Denise Corpus, Leticia Gomez, Aracely Hernandez, Lourdes Minjares, Jose Aguilar, Sarah Haloweli. Top Row (L to R) Sandra Reynoso, Josie Gonzalez, Cynthia Varela, Sally Flores, Carol Perez, Cissy Navarro, Ana Chavarria, Martha Cortez, Lydia Soto. - LEAGUE GAMES HP 25 Fremont 8 HP Washington HP 5 Jordan 19 %. HP Bell 10 ± HP 3 South Gate 6 HP 21 Fremont 2 HP 3 Washington 5 HP Jordan HP Bell HP South Gate 92 1. Cynthia Varela patiently waiting for that big play. 2. Josie Gonzalez keeping her eye on the ball. 3. Coach Halowell looking over her lineup for her next game. She has been working hard preparing these young ladies for the season. The Girls ' Varsity Softball Team has worked diligently to begin their season with a victory thus far. Having placed 3rd last year, the industrious contenders plan to excel in a vic- torious season with many returning players such as Ana Chanvarria, Caroina Perez, Martha Cortez, Sally Flores, Cissy Navarro, and Cynthis Varela. In addition, the team is blessed with new talent from, Josie Gonzalez, Stella Ruiz, Emma Godinez, Denise Corpus, Leticia Gomez, Sandra Reynoso, and Lydia Soto. The Most Valuable Player nominees are Carolina Perez and Martha Cortez. These Spar- tans are tough and with the direction and guidance of Coach Halowell, there are indeed hopes for a winning team. f lR ' . ' — mil Left: Ana Chavarria showing her form at the plate against Fremont. ' C ' ' Bottom Row (L to R) Alice Pacheco, Sylvia Flores, Suzana Ceniceros, Shirley Godmez Mid dle Row (L to R) Sylvia Caballero, Teresa Pollock, Annette Pacheco, Carmen Perez, Aracely Morales, Lillian Godmez, Carmen Morales, Margarita Cortez, Deigh Sato. Top Row (L to R) Bernice Valadez, Alma Gomez, Stacey Wade, Alma Gallardo, Pat Quintero, Catalina Segura, Ana Loya, Yolanda Espinoza, Elizabeth Marquez. Under the direction of Coach Sato, this year ' s soft- ball team aspires to do very well. Returning players are tenth graders, Margarita Cortez and Alma Gomez. Displaying new talent are Suzana Ceniceros and Carmen Morales. The infield is comprised of confident defenders: Lillian Godinez, Elizabeth Marquez, Aracely Moralez, Alice Pacheco, Sylvia Flores, and Bernice Valdez. The promising outfield consists of Carmen Perez, Catalina Segura, and Stacey Wade. Leading the team ' s offensive and defensive charge is Angle Qui- jada — Most Valuable Player. Lots of good young talent! serves to accurately describe the young con- tenders of the City South League whose performance exceeds last year ' s. « Komsjco ni fli fau ) Sylvia Alvarado 98 SENIORS Roy Arroyo Elinor Artigau SENIORS 99 Eva Bedoy Rodney Blevins Max Bogarin 100 SENIORS SENIORS 101 Rhonda Colon Guillermo Contreras Loriann Contreras 102 SENIORS Bertha Corrales Martha Cortez Ramon Covarrubias Nancy Cruz Michael Cuellar Willie Mae Curry BEST BODIES: Virginia Salaices, Sylvester Partiada Herber Da Silva Carlos De La Rosa Guillermina De La Torre Hector Duran SENIORS 103 CLASS f-:. vV- t f, c. 104 SENIORS . -.0 ' SENIORS 105 Maria Dzib Maria Elizarraras Lourdes Esparza Yolanda Espinosa Angela Espinoza Miguel Figueroa 106 SENIORS Herman Gallegos Patricio Gallegos Esperanza Galvan Ada Garcia Angela Garcia Maria Gil SENIORS 107 BEST DRESSED: Sandra Aguilera, Carlos Cervantes 108 SENIORS Luis Heckmuller Aracely Hernandez Carolyn Hernandez Clotilde Hernandez Christina Hernandez Mirna Hernandez Natasha Hernandez Palmira Hernandez Victor Hernandez Alfred Herrera Cavino Herrera Dolores Higueros Cyrus Hong David Huerta Kelly Hughes SENIORS 109 Jose Jimenez Jonathan Johnson Geo rge Juarez if | 9 9 I JjSpjHp J JB i - iWO Wfl IH ■ gB H H ilu w Ji t v l H r Sandra Kahl BEST SMILE: Aracely Flores, Armando Dequesada Yanira Larios Margarita Loera Alma Lopez 110 SENIORS Arthur Lopez Fatima Lopez Hector Lopez Magdalena Lopez BEST LOOKING: Alma Lopez. Bradley Bergeron 1 Guadalupe Lorenzana Carmela Loya Hector Magallon Brenda Marroquin Ana Martinez Gilden Martinez Martin Martinez Rita Martinez Sonia Martinez Joy Maxwell Jf Eduardo Maya Karen McCall mmmam i mmm m seniors i 1 1 WET Nanq McCormick Sylvia Medina Maria Medrano pn::D NICEST HAIR: Maria Bores. Sal Sandoval Joshua Montes 112 SENIORS HH Juana Morales Nellie Morales Luis Moreno Diana Newcomb Blanca Nunez LAZIEST: Emily Rivera, Ricky Diaz SENIORS 113 Luz Ortega Marcela Ortega BEST FRIENDS: Ana Robles, Felicitas Garcia, Salvador Arias, David Huerta Lorraine Ortiz 114 SENIORS HH Sylvia Ortiz Tana Ortiz Veronica Osequeda Eric Pantoja .eonardo Preciado Maribel Preciado Evangelina Pulido Robert Quintana Marcelo Quintero Elizabeth Ramirez Epigmenio Ramirez Robin Ramirez Rosa Ramirez Rosa Ramirez SENIORS 115 Norma Reynoso Rosa Reynoso Victoria Reynoso William Richardson Miguel Rios Ed Guadalupe Robles Martin Robles Maria Rocha Carlos Roche Alfred Rodriguez 116 SENIORS Isabel Ruiz Maria Ruiz ■■ SENIORS 117 David Russell Samantha Russell Hector Saavedra Virginia Salaices Carmen Sais Tomasa Samaniego Aaron Sanchez Ileidis Sanchez Sergio Sanchez Antonio Sanchez Gabriela Sandoval SENORS i B Bl HBi HM H H SENIORS 119 Violet Valera 120 SENIORS Hi HH 111 ■Hi H mm A Guadalupe Valtierra Richard Vara Alfredo Vargas Leticia Vargas Olga Velasquez Salvador Velasquez Giovanni Velis Guadalupe Venegas Marco Venegas Richard Zamora Angela Zuniga CLASS DITCHERS: Robin Ramirez, Ray Sandoval t SENIORS 121 Z lL ' - vi Ti .f ( 1 ' V ' V ly y ' t ,23 the 9 m £ :i ' ii •■ 4 f 1 i ' fe K 5 J 1 £ li r Ti ' i:%ir «in ) 1 ■ tiH ' ;iH A r -: Sc ' l ' ' 1 m B J Ir Mcti r ••;« ' • ' •■ 1 W.lk p f ?!•• ' . ' F m fri 9 I r TL i., ii ' ' i. i- Jl iH RHk jS? ' ■ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ACEVES. MONICA ACEVES. ROSE ACOSTA. RAFAEL AGUILAR. FLOR AOOILAR. FLORENCIA AGOILAR. JAIME AGUILAR. JOSE L. AGUILAR. MARY ACalLAR. MIGUEL AGUILAR. MOISES AGUILjAR. ROCIO AGUILERA. RITA AGUINIOA, REYNA ALAMILLA, MARIA ALARCON, WOMDA ALBA. JESUS ALBALAT. ALBA ALCALA, GEORGE ALCALA. MARIA ALMANZA. ARMANDO ALMARAZ, MARTIN ALONSO. JULIE ALVAREZ. ANTONIO ALVAREZ. DENISE ALVAREZ. MONICA AMERSON, LISA AMEZCUA. CARLOS AMEZQUITA. LUPE ANDERSON, KAREN ANDRADE, MARIO ANDRADE. RUBEN ANGUIANO, HUGO AMIES. JANINE ARCEO. JUAN ARELLANO, FRANCISCO ARELLANO. HERMILO ARELLJ NO. OFELIA ARIAS. RICARDO ARIAS. RODOLFO ARIZMENDI. VICTOR ARMENDARIZ. JOSE ARMENDARIZ, SUSIE ARTEGA. TERESA S Left: Chomp . . . Chomp . . . Aymee Valdes, Bee Cheerleader, displays Pacman as a logo for a Football Game poster Right: Smiling Sandra Garza showing off her diamond earrings. 130 JUNIORS ARRIOLA. ELIAZAR ARROYO. LUPE ASCENCIO, RAYMOND AVILA. CHARLES AVILA. ESTELA AVILA. LUIS AVILA. MARIA AVILA. MARTIM BACA. LINDA BARBA. PETE BARBEITTO, PLINIO BARRERA. JUAN BARRETO. PAUL BARRIOS. ARMIDA BARRON. NANCY BATRES, ANA BAUTISTA, XOCHITL BAYARDO. ELVA BELTRAN, EDUARDO BENAVIDES, VERONICA BENITEZ. DANNY BENITEZ, JAIME BENITEZ. VICTOR BERRIOS. MIGDALIA BETANCOURT. VICKY BHAKTA. PRAKASH BIANCHI, ROBERT BIBB. CYNDIE BOBADILLA. LETICIA BCWARIN. FERNANDO BOHORQUEZ. LUIS BRADFORD. HERSHEL BRAMBILLA. MARIA BRAVO. ELVIRA BRISENO. GUSTAVO BUENROSTO, MARIA BULNES. HECTOR BUSTILLOS, ARMIDA CABRAL. FRANK CACERES. SILVIO CAMARGO. MARIO CAMARILLO. NORMA CAMPOS. CARLOS CANALES. ROSIE CANTERO. INDIANA CARBAJAL, CELIA CARDENAS. EVELYN CARDENAS. ROBERT CARDIEL. NORMA CARO. OSCAR CARO. ROSALIO JUNIORS 131 CARPIO, PATRICIA CARRASCO. CAESAR CARRILLO, MARIA CARVAJAL, ELBA CASILLAS. LAURA CASTANEDA. ANA CASTANEDA, FRED CASTANEDA, GERARDO CASTANEDA. MARTHA CASTILLO, ARCADIO CASTILLO. ARMANDO CASTILLO, BERTHA CASTILLO. JOSE CASTILLO. JOSE CASTREJON. MARIA CASTRO. CONNIE CASTRO, LETICIA CEUZ. DANNY CERVANTES, FRANCISCA CERVANTES, IGNACIO CERVANTES. JAVIER CERVAPfTES, RAUL CERVANTES. SILVIA CHAVEZ. CONSUELO CHAVEZ, EDWARD CHAVEZ, JOSE CHAVEZ, RUDY CISMEROS. ANTONIO CISNEROS. CARMEN CLARE. TRINI CLAUDIO. DANNY CLINE, DON CONANT. CARMEN CONANT, ROGER COOLEY. EVERETT CORDERO. ROSARtO CORDOVA. ADAM CORDOVA, ELIA CORNEJO. CLARIBEL CORRAL, VKKIE CORREA. EDDIE CONTRERAS, FLORENCE CONTRERAS.REGINA CORTES. ARIEL CORTES, HUGO CORTEZ. ELSA CORTEZ. MARGARITA CORTEZ, MARTHA CORTEZ. NOLVIA CORTEZ, SAMMY COUNSELL. ANNA -N Picture Not Availoble l C. ' Vk. t V ' MiP u 132 JUNIORS m Picture M Not nJnm Avoiloble t W ■ - • 1 ■ f) Homecoming included the participation from everyone as well as Magdalia Berrios, drill team member. CRES« 0. ANA CRUTCHHELD, KEVIN CRUZ. JOANITA CPUZ, NANCY CUBERO. JORQE COEVAS. ERUNDA COEVAS. FERNANDO DA VILA. CATHY DA VILA. ESTELA VIS. DARRELL DE LA ROCHA, CEASAR DELA ROSAANOEUCA DE LA TORRE. BIANCA DELaCORTE. PAUL DEL CASTILLO. DONILA DELGADILLO. GtllLLERMO DELGADO. ROXANA DIAZ, EFRAIN DIAZ. ROSA DIAZ, VIRGINIA DIAZ. YVONNE DINAPOLI. RKO DOBBINS, MACHELLE DOMINOOEZ. ANNA DUENAS. SALVADOR DORAN. JASON DORAM. ROBEN DORON. CESAR EASLEY, KAREN ESPARZA.CONSUELO ESPARZA, FSANCISCO ESPINDOLA. HILDA tSPINOZA. MONICA ESPINOZA. RAFAEL ESQUERRA. DOMINGO ESOaiVEL. ESTHER ESaaiVEL. SONIA ESTEBANE. JOEL ESTEBO. ANTONIO ESTRADA, MARIA ESTRADA. MARTIN FACUNDO. MARY FALCON. LAURA FELIX. SYLVIA FERNANDEZ, MARILYN FERNANDEZ. ORIEL FIERRO. AViNDO F10UEROA, MANUEL FLORES, BELLA FLORES. CARLOS JUNIORS 133 FLORES, FERNANDO FLORES. GEORGE FLORES, JOSE FLORES. MARLENE FLORES. OLCA FLORES, SUZANNE FRANCO, VERONICA FREGOSO. MANGEL FUENTES. REINA GARCIA. RENE GARCIA. RUTH GARCIA. STEPHANIE GARCIA. TERESA GARDEA. JUAN GARZA, STEVE (j( XIOLA. RAUL GODINEZ. EMMA GODINEZ. ENRIQUE GOESSWEIN. DIONA GOMEZ, ANGIE GOMEZ. CARMEN GOMEZ. GLORIA GOMEZ. GONZALO GOMEZ, HECTOR GOMEZ. IRMA fit ' -i . .y: M 134 JONIORS aOMEZ. LUCIO GOMEZ. ROSY aOMEZ. SILVIA aOMEZ. SOCORRO aOnZALEZ, ANA QOMZALEZ. BERTHA GONZALEZ. BLANCA GONZALEZ. DIANE GONZALEZ. FRANCISCO GONZALEZ. GABRIELA GONZALEZ. LINDA GONZALEZ. MARIA GONZALEZ. OLGA GONZALEZ. RCJDY GONZALEZ. RCJTH GRANILLO. JOE GREENE. WANDA GRIFFITHS. DAMON X i fcuZMAN. ANA S,GUZMAN. FRANCINE Left: Intensely watching the Bee Football game is Chris Rodriguez, taking 5tats with coach McAdoo. IRight: Eddy Valenzuela finds time to settle down and study during class. HENRIQUEZ. JOSE HEREDIA. SAMUEL HEREDIA. SANDRA HERNANDEZ. AGRIPINA HERNANDEZ. ANA HERNANDEZ, BEATRIZ HERNANDEZ, BEN HERNANDEZ, BLANCA HERNANDEZ, CECILIA HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, DANNY EDDIE ENRIQUE JAVIER JOSE JOSE JUAN LETICIA LUIS JUNIORS 135 HERNAMDEZ. MARTIM HERNANDEZ. NORMA HERNANDEZ. PABLO HERRERA. GRACIELA HIPOLITO. LEOPOUX) HOLGOIN. VALARIM HOOK. LAURA HUNDLEY. ALFRED HUEZO. ARACEU IBARRA. MARTHA IBARRA. NOEHIL IBARRA. NORMA IBERRI, MARK KJLESIAS, SONIA INICJOEZ, RAMON JACKSON, FREDRICK Picture Not Available Left; One look at Ralph E.T. Espinoza and you ' ll know when to run! Right: Parading proudly is the all-mighty Olympian float in Homecoming. JALTECO. DEBBA JAORWUI. THERSA JIMENEZ, ERNESTO JIMENEZ. MANDO JIMENEZ, IRMA JIMENEZ, ROBERT JUAREZ. MIGUEL JOYA, CHRISTINA KIM, CHINKYONG KIM. JENNY KrrCHEN, DOUG KON0,CHANVEACHA KONG, CHENDANEARY KONG, KAJVIKAR KOZASKY, HERSCHEL LAOUNES, XOCHITL LAMBERT, GLORIA LEMUS, ROSALVA LAWSON, SARAH LEON. BEATRIZ LEON, SONIA LERMA. OREQORIA LEYVA, BECKY UAS. RICAROO LICEA, SYLVIA LIRA. AURORA UZARRAGE. LUIS (36 JONIORS faf.f ilA n ffl ft LOPEZ, DARLETT LOPEZ. EDWIN LOPEZ. JORGE LOPEZ, JOSE LOPEZ, LAUREANO LOPEZ. LILLY LOPEZ. MARIA LOPEZ, OUVER LOPEZ, VILWA LOPEZ, WALTER LOZANO, COSME LOZANO. WILLAM LOVELL, DWAME LUNA, EMELDA LUZ, ROStE MACIAS. ARMANDO MACIAS, ORACIE MACIAS, SOPHIA MACIEL, LOPE MACKAY. TERESA MADERA, JAIME MAGANA. MANSELA MAOALLON, MARIA MALDONADO, ALEX MALDONADO, CKISTAVO MANZANO, MIQUEL MARA VILLA, SILVIA MARTHA, JOSE MAROUEZ. GERARDO MAROaEZ. IRENE MARROQOIN, VIOLET MARTINEZ, MARTINEZ. MARTINEZ. MARTINEZ, MARTINEZ. MARTINEZ, MARTINEZ, MARTINEZ. MARTINEZ, ANA ERNIE CMNZALO JUAN LETKIA NORA RUBY SOMIA WALTER MARZETT. DARREU. MAURICIO, VIRGINIA MEOELUN. HECTOR MEDINA. AUSENKD MEDINA, FEUPE MELENUREZ, LUIS MENDEZ. ANA MENDIVIL. ALMA MENDOZA, MERCEDES JUNIORS 137 MEDRANO. JOSE MEDRANO, LEONARD MENA. ALFREtX) MENA. OSCAR MENDOZA, EL VIA MERCADO, RAMON MERRADO, SAL MEZA. CARLOS MEZA. JUAN MIGUEL. JOSIE MILLER. SHERIDA MIRANDA. FELIPE MOLINA. JOSE MOLINA. RAUL MONDRAQON. QRIBERTO MONEU, ARMANDO MOMTANO. MANUEL MOMTANO. RUTH MONIES. LUZ MONIES. RICARDO MORALES. ALBERIO MORALES. GISELLE MORALES. MARIA MORALES. MARIIN MORALES. MICHAEL MORALES. IHELMA MORAN. MARGARIIA MORAIUYA EDGAR MORENO. ALFONSO MORENO. LUZ MORENO. RUDY MORRIS. EIHEL MOZQUEDA. FRANCISCA MUNOZ. ALEX MUNOZ. ALICIA MUNOZ. ANA MUNOZ. MARIA MUNOZ. MARIA MUNOZ. SANDRA NANO. MYRA NAVARRO FRANCISCO NAVARRO. MARIA NAVARRO. MARTHA NEGRETE. SANTIAGO NEWCOMB. DIANA NG, LOUIS NUNEZ, ARIURO NUNEZ, NORMA NUNEZ, SALVADOR OCHOA, GABRIEL ODORLE, MARIIZA m £ n f) £ n 1 nri 5 Slightly effected by camera-shyness is Rico Dinopoli. Juniors giving a push in the Sack-race competition. 138 JGNIORS no f M m€ e a D r) r a £0 fi Zosme Lozano and William Lozano trying out for the Junior lass centerfold. f H ' ft OJEDA. LORENA OLIVAS, RICARDO ORDONEZ, GUSTAVO OREGEL. MARTfM OROZCO. CHERYL OROZCO. EMILIA OROZCO. LETICIA OROZCO. MARIE OROZCO. ROSALBA ORTEGA, GEORGE ORTIZ. ADRIENNE OSOYO. ROSABELLE PACHECO. AMHETTE PAGOOLATOS. JIMMY PAGOOLATOS. LOOIE PARRA. CARLOS PARRA. DOLORES PATINO. BERTHA PEDROZA. EDDIE PELAYO. GEORGE PENA. ALIDA PEMA. CONNIE PENA. CRaZ PEREZ, ALMA PEREZ. AMA PEREZ, EDMUND PEREZ, GIL PEREZ, JESSE PEREZ, KURTIS PEREZ. LORENA PEREZ. LORRAINE PEREZ. MARIA PEREZ. MARICELA PEREZ, MARICELA PEREZ, MIGUEL PEREZ, PATTY PEREZ, VERONICA PEREZ, VIVIANA PIMENTEL, AUGIE PINO. BL NCA PLASCENCIA. FRANCISCO POLLOCK. THERESA PONCE, LORENA PONCIANO, ANA POOLE, GARDIA POTOSME. ANA PUENTE, AMELIA PULIDO, JORGE PULIDO, SOLEDAD QUEZADA, HECTOR QUINTANILLA, ROSARIO JUMIORS 139 QUIROZ. CHRISTINA QUIROZ. TERESA RADA, MERCEDES RAMIREZ. AURO. RAMIREZ FRANK RAMIREZ. CARLOS RAMIREZ. JOE RAMIREZ. JOHN RAMIREZ. JOSERNA RICO, MANUEL RIOS, ISMAEL RIVAS, ANA RIVAS. CARLOS RIVERA, GABRIEL RIVERA. LE7Y RIVERA, MARILYN RIVERA, PABLO ROBLEBO. ALF1?eO ROBLES. ALFREDO R06LES, ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ. FRANK RODRKklEZ, JAVIER RODRIGUEZ, LURE RODRIGUEZ, MARIA S. RODRIGUEZ, MARTHA RODRIGUEZ, MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ. PREACIO Left: Rushing to class are sweeties Alfred Rodriguez and Sandra Arieta ■ , -g. i. Right: Body guard, Francisco Arellano, standing with Gloria N.Y. Lambert, k . «kl ' Julie Walker and Ana Montana Gomez n 140 JUNIORS ROBLES, PABLO ROBLES. SYLVIA ROCHA, AMTHONY ROOELA, STEVE RODRIQUEZ, AIBA RODRIGUEZ, ANDRES RODRIGUEZ, CHRIS RODRIGUEZ, ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ, XIOMISO ROJAS. EDGAROO ROJAS, QABRIELA ROJAS, MOMICA ROMAN, JACINTO ROMERO. EUZA8ETH ROSAS. RAUL ROYAL, GLORIA RU8IO. AMA RUBtO, OFEUA SANCHEZ. GLORIA SANCHEZ, MARIA SANCHEZ, RAMON SANCHEZ. RAY SANCHEZ. ROSA SANDOVAL. ALEJANDRO SANDOVAL, DAVID SANDOVAL TINA SAN JOSE, EMMA SARABIA, ROBERT SARTE, JAMES SAUCEDO, t6NY SEDANO. MANUEL SEOURA, OUIDO SEHAFIN. lONACK) SERRANO, JESUS SIFUENTES, MARIA SIMONIS, TOM JGNIORS 141 SIMPSON. ANDRIA SIMS. RODNEY SOLANO. JCJAN SOLOaSND. DALIA SOTELO. RUDY SOTO. DENISE SPOTSVILLE. RODNEY STEMMANN, QEORGE SOAREZ. ADOLFO TREJO, JOSE GRIBE. CaADALUPE VALDES. AYMEE VALDE2. CARMEN VALENCIA. MARY VALEI«(JELA. JAVIER VALDIVIA. JULIA VALENZUELA, EDDY VARELA, MARTIN VARGAS. IGNACIO VARGAS. LORNA VARGAS. MARIA VASQUEZ. CLAUDIA VASQUEZ. ESTHER VASQUEZ. FERNANDO VASQUEZ, FRANK VASQUEZ. LUIS VASQUEZ. MARIA Left: Teddy Guzman snuggles girlfriend, Becky Leva as Gil Perez looks on. Right: Spectating at a Pep Rally are Eileen McCormick and friends. v P.t mf 142 JUNIORS - VASQaEZ. MAYRA VASQUEZ. MERCEDES VASQUEZ, OLIVIA VAUSE. REGINA VEGA.CORNELIO VERA. JUDY VERES, LORETTA VIALPAMDO. BEATRICE VIAMA. IRMA VILLAMAR, RICARDO VILLANCJEVA, SANDRA VILLASEMOR. MARTIN VILLASENOR. ROBERTO VILLEGAS. ILSE VILLEQAS, JOSE VINCENT, RAYMOND WALKER, JULIA WALLj CE, JEROME WARD, LAVENSTRA WEBB, RENEE WILLIAMS, CRAIG WILLIAMS. SANDRA WILLIAMS. TERENCE WOOD. LILLIA YANES. SANDRA YEPEZ. JUANA ZALDANA, SELMA ZAMAGO, MARTHA ZAMORA. BEN ZAMORA. GENOVEVA ZAMORA. TONY ZARAGOZA, CECILIA ZARAQOZA. MARIA ZAVALA, MARGARITA ZUNIGA. HERTENEIA ZUNIGA. MARIA JUNIORS 143 I I I I I I I I I i j I I I I I I I I I I I A8ARCA, LOCIROES ACALIA, ULIA ACEVEDO. RAFAEL ACEVES, MKjUEL ACEVES. HECTOR ACEVES. NORBERTO ACOSTA. JOSE ADAMS. ANNETTE ADAMS. DOMNA ACKJILAR. ARQEL AGOtLAR. JOSE AOaiLAR. IRMA ACOILAR. MARIA AGUINIOA. REYMA AOIIRRE. MARTHA AQUIRRE. ALEX AOUIRRE, JESaS ALCANTAR. MARIA AMAYA, DOROTHY AMAYA, ELIZABETH AMAYA, MANUEL AMAYA, MAaRICIO AMPARO, ENRIQUETA ANDERSON, ROBERTA ANDRADE. MAURICIO ANOELI, JAVIER ARAOJO. IVON ARCEO. MARISA ARECHKJA, CONCEPCION ARELLANO. ALLAN ARELLANO, CIRIA AREVALO. LUIS ARGOETA, OERARDO ARMENDARIZ, MARGARITA ARROYO, SERGIO AVALOS, OLQA AVALOS. ALFRED AVALOS. RENE AVILA, RENE AYALA, JUDITH AYUSO, DEMISE BACA, ADAN BALIESTEROS, GRINGALETA BAMDERAS. QtlS BANUELOS. ELIZABETH BARRAZA, LOIS BARRIOS, MIKE BAZAN, MIGUEL BARROZO, CAIM BEAVER. ANA BECERRA, LETKIA BECERRA, RICHARD BECERRA. ROBERT BENrrEZ,JOSE ( ft , ' 1 . !P fSf eAnni n y f t Left: Eddie Montoya dazes vkionderously as he sits in his usual lunch time hang-out. Right: Beating up a storm is Roy Hernandez as he drums during halftime with the band. «• •rf ' ii ♦ ' .Pi M-rf K-. ' '  . 146 SOPHOMORES nf fs lllHf nr Hft .• i- --k. t cn no a nn . a 5£ . f fev a BENITEZ. RAQUEL BERNAL, DAViD BERNAL. DENNIS BERNARDINO. JOSE BERNUY. ALEXIS 8ERR0CAL. JOSE BLANCO. CYNTHIA BOGENSCHUTZ. LISA BOLTON. SHIRLEY BOLANOS. JESaS BOLIN. DEREK BONILLA. TERESA BOTELLO. CARMEN BOTELLO, CONSOELO BRADFORD. SAM BRAVO. MARIA ELENA BROADNAX, SEAN BUNCH, DEBORAH BOSTAMENTE. ARTHUR BUSTOS. ALMA BUSTILLOS. GREG CAAMAL, ANGELICA CABANILLAS. ALEX CABRERA. DANIEL CADENA, VICENTE CALDERON, JIMMY CAUSTRO, JOSE CALVO. JAMES CAMACHO. MARIANELA CAMACHO, RAQUEL CAMARILLO. BEATRIZ CAMBERAS. HILDA CAMBERAS, MARIA CAMPOS. ABEL CAMPOS, BERTHA CAMPOS, ESTELA CAMPOS. FERMIN CAMPOS. OTILIA CANO. MAYRA CARABAYA. STELLA CARDENAS. JORGE CARDENAS, MARTHA CARDIEL. LUIS CARDENA, PATRICIA CARMONA. ALICIA CARPIO. SANDRA CARO. MARIA CARRANZA. JOSE CARRANZA. VERONICA CARRASCO. BEATRICE CARRILLO. DORA CARRILLO. RHINA CARTER. BRIAN CASILLAS, RICARDO CASTANEDA, HERMAN CASTANEDA. LAURA CASTANEDA. RAQUEL CASTELLANOS. ALBA CASTELLANOS, BEUA CASTILLO. ISMAEL CASTILLO. MARIA CASTILLO, MARIA CASTILLO, MIGUEL CASTILLO. MILTON SOPHOMORES 147 [ CASTILLO. RUTH CASTIUO. S CASTORENA. JORCE CASTRO. CARLOS CASTRO. QUILLERMI CASTRO. IRACELY CASTROM. SANTIAGO CENICEROS. StJZANA CERVAMTES. ANTONIO CliAVEi ROSEMARY CHAVEZ, TONY CHAVOU-A, GLORIA CHERBONY. UZA CISNEROS. DIANE CISNEROS, JOSE CISNEROS. MARTIN COBOS. DAQFIN COLEMAN.J CALVIN COLIN. CARMEN COLON, RICKY CONANT, BEN CONANT, CHARLOTTE CONDE. EDDIE CONTRERAS. FABIOLA CONTRERAS. PATRICIA CORDOVA. FRANCISCO CORDOVA, LUZ CORNEJO. JESUS CORNEJO, VALIA CORPaZ, DINISE CORRALES. FELIPE CORTEZ, CARLOS CORTEZ, ESTELIA CORTEZ, GLORIA CORTEZ, LETICIA CORTEZ, LILLY CORTE2, ROXANNE rOSTIDO, OINA COT A, ADRIANA CRUZ, NANCY CRUZ, VIRGINIA CUEVA, LUPITA CUZUL, GIZELA DAVIS, MARTIN DAWSON. WINDELL DECOLLIBUS,JoANN DE LA CRUZ, CECILIA OE LA ROSA. FUANCISCO DE LA TORRE. VICTOR DELEON, GUADALUPE DELEON, VICTOR DELQADILLO, DAVE DELGADO. ELMER DELGADO, JUAN Of f Left: Juan Esquivel gives friendly advice to his comrades. Right: Lively Sophomore guys enjoying the limelight of being photographed. - s. 148 SOPHOMORES ) % f f) a B DELOSA. MARIO DELGADO, AIDA DELUNA, MARCOS DESAI. PARESH DIAZ, GABRIEL DIAZ. HERBERT DIAZ. MARIA DIAZ. OLIVIA DIAZ. OSCAR ENRIQUEZ. CONNIE ENRIQUEZ. NEFTAU ERTVEZ. MARQANT ESCALANTELO, JIMMY ESCOBAR, ALFRED ESCOBAR. BERTHA ESCOBAR. DORA ESPANA. J. ESPINO. JOAN ESP1NOZA, MARIO ESTRADA. JOSOE ESTRADA, ISAURA ESPtNDOLA, HCJ X ESPINOZA, THOMAS ESQaeDA. ARMANDO ESQUIVEL, JOAN FACUNDO. YOLANDO FALVEV. PATRICIA FARIAS, JESOS FEREMCE, TOD FERNANDEZ, MONICA FKXJEROA, JUAN FWOEROA, OLGA FKjUEROA. PABLO FLORES. ANDY FLORES, CARLOS FLORES. ELIZABETH FLORES. MARTIN FLORES, NORMA FLORES. SERGK) FLORES. SYLVIA FIERRO. SERCaO FKXIERO. JUAN F0«TE,VOEL FORD. DERRICK FUAQOSO. CYNTHIA FRAVSTO. JOUA FREGOSO, ENOC FRtCKER. RODY FOCHS. JOEY FOENTES. CARLOS FUENTES. MARYALICE FCa.LON. VERONICA GALLEOOS. DELIA OALLEOOS, BLANCA SOPHOMORES 149 OAUiGOS. ELMNE GALVEZ. DAMNY GAMA, CLAUDIA QAMBOA. RAMON GARCIA. ADAM GARCIA. ALEJANDRO GARCIA. DAVID GARCIA. DAVID GARCIA. DENISE GARCIA, MARY GARCIA, ROCCO GARCIA, ROSA GARCIA. TERESA GARCIA, VERONICA GARZA, FRANK QASTELUM. ROBERT GIRON. ALBERT OLARIA, CARMEN QODINEZ, LUPE GOMEZ, ALMA GOMEZ. ALMA GOMEZ. JUAN GOMEZ, MARINA GOMEZ, NORMA GOMEZ. MKXJEL GOMEZ. SERGIO GOMEZ. PATRICK GONZALEZ. GLORIA GONZALEZ, KjNACIO GONZALEZ. IRMA GONZALEZ. IVONNE GONZALEZ, JESOS GONZALEZ. JACQUELINE GONZALEZ, LARRY GONZALEZ, MANUEL GONZALEZ. MARIO GONZALEZ. RIQOBERTO GONZALEZ. ROCIA GOODMAN, DEVI GOYTIA. DORAINE G ACIA. ARTHUR GRIJALVA. HECTOR QRIJALVA. MICHELE GUERRERO. ANDREA GUIDO. FRANK GUTIERREZ. ALVARO GUTIERREZ. FRANCES GUTIERREZ. JEANNIE GUTIERREZ, MIGUEL GUTIERREZ. RENEE GUTIERREZ, SARA GUZMAN, ELVA GUZMAN, HUGO GUZMAN, MOSES o o . ' fi a 1 Involved In their lunch are Sophomores as they relax on the new greenery planted on campus. 150 SOPHOMORES HAINES. MIKE HANDFORD. MECALLAN HANKS. RICHARD HARRELL, DEBRA HERNANDEZ. ARACELY HERNANDEZ, BERTHA HERNANDEZ. DANIEJ. HERNANDEZ. DORA HERNANDEZ, EDGARDO HERNANDEZ. HERNANDEZ. HERNANDEZ. HERNANDEZ. HERNANDEZ. HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ. HERNANDEZ. HERNANDEZ. NELSON RICARDO RICARDO ROBERTO ROY SANDRA SONIA SOSTENES TRANSITOS HERNANDEZ. VKTOR HEMRIQUEZ, OSCAR HERRERA. BONIDACK) HERRERA. DOLORES HERRERA. ESTEBAN HERRERA, GEORGE HERRERA. HERBERT HERRERA. VINCE HIGGINS. DEOEDA HOBSON. MARIA HONG, SALLY HORTA. EUZABETH HUERTA, GLORIA HOFFINGTON. USA MUGGINS, DON KjLESlAS. QORGIA IRIARTE, MARCO JACKSON, DONALD JARAMILLO, NANCY JIMENEZ. MANUEL JIMENEZ. RAQUEL JIMENEZ, RUDY JIMENEZ, SYLVIA JIMENEZ. VICTOR JOHNSON, PATRICK JOHNSON. RAMDY JOYA. PATRICK JVAREZ, JOSE KITTS. CHARYL KOZASKY, SAMUEL KURI, ELSA KWAN, HAROLD LANDA, ANGELICA LATSON, TERENCE LEE, JOE LEMM, LAURIE SOPHOMORES 151 LE OS,JOE LEON, MARTHA LIRA. ARTORO LOERA. CONSOELO LOERA. JAVIER LOOPER. JACK LOPEZ. AMPARO LOPEZ. ARTURO LOPEZ, CHRISTINA LOPEZ. EFVAIN LOPEZ. ELSA LOPEZ. GRACE LOPEZ. JHOM LOPEZ. JOSE LOPEZ. USA LOPEZ. LUIS LOPEZ. LUIS LOPEZ. MARIA LUNA. ARCELIA LUNA. TOMMY LUNA. RAMON LUZ, LYNDON LYLES, LERRY MACIAS, CARLOS MADERA, FERNANDO MAES, ANTHONY maoaClon, ADRIANA magdoleno, salvador MARQUEZ, JAIME MARQUEZ. MARGDROTO MARSHALL, GINA MARTINEZ. ADRIANA MARTINEZ, ARTURO MARTINEZ, BERNIE MARTINEZ. CENUBIA MARTINEZ, DANIEL MARTINEZ, DAVID MARTINEZ. ELAINE MARTINEZ, GABRIEL MARTINEZ, GRACIELA MARTINEZ, GUADELUPE MARTINEZ, LUZ MARTINEZ. MARCOS MARTINEZ, OSCAR MARTINEZ. PABEL MARTINEZ, ROBERT MARTINEZ, STARLA MASZCZAK. CHARLIE MATA. SAMUEL MAUTIER. SOPHIA McGILL. JANES McDUFRE. BRIAN Mccormick, eileen medrano. salvador , mm. m na n Left: Virginia Cruz watches her teammates from a more comfortable spot in the gym. I Right: Sophomore girls keying in on all the action in Stockton Court. f f V ( m €i am o 152 SOPHOMORES n a H n f f £ f f 9 m i Bk 1 ' iwB J MEJIA. ANNA MEJIA.TINO MEJIA, YCJANDA MELENDEZ, HECTOR MELENDREZ, MARIA MELENDRE2, REQINA MENDEZ, MARICELA MENDOZA. FAUSTINO MENDOZA. JUAN MENDOZA. JOSE MENDOZA, MARIA MENDOZA. PETER MENDOZA. ROGER MERCADO, ELISA MERAZ. REMEE MERLOZ, SERGIO MICHEL. SONIA MILLER. JOHN MILLS. ALEXANDER MITCHELL, SHARON MOJARRO. LIUA MOLINA. GEORGE MOLINA. LETICIA MONREAL. LETICIA MOIST ANEZ. RAUL MONTANO. SERGIO MONTANO. OSCAR MONTEON. TOBY MONTES. DELMY MOMTIJO, CARMEN MONTOYA, EDDIE MONTOYA, JOSE RA.GIOCCONDA MORA, ROSA MORAGA, ANNA MORALES. ANDRES MORALES, ANDY MORALES, ANNA MORALES, JOSE MORALES, MARCO MORALES, NANCY MORALES. NOEMI MORALES, OSCAR MORENO. ADRIAN MORENO, CARLOS MORENO, ELIA MORENO. GEORGE MORENO. GUSTAVO MORENO. JOSE MORENO, RAFAEL MORIEL. DAVID MORILLO. ALVARO MORIN. MOLLY MOYA. LINDA MOYEDA. CATALINA MUNOZ. ADRIANA MUNOZ. PETE MURGUIA, GEORGE MURILLO. MICHAEL NASH. MARK POBLETTE. LIDIA SOPHOMORES 153 MAVA. CELIA NAVA. MARIA NAVAR. JOSE NAVARRETE. SOLEDAD NAVARRO, ANGELICA NAVARRO. HECTOR NAVARRO. PIO NICHOLS. JUAN NO. ANITA NORRIS. HENRY NUNEZ. ANGEL NUNEZ. ARMANDO NUNEZ. FRANCISCO NUNEZ. MARTIN NUNEZ. MARTIN NUNEZ. ROSERTO OCHOA. ARMANDO OCHOA, EDITH ORTIZ. JoANN ORTIZ, JOHN ORTIZ. MARIA ORTIZ, MARIA OSEOUEDA. REYNA PACHECO. ALICE PACHECO. FERNANDO PAQUOLATOS, ANQELO PALMA. NIMA PANGAN. ANGELA PARADA. BERTHA PARTIDA. LUCY PAZ, OSCAR PEDROZA. YVONNE PENA, EMMA PENA. RENE PENN, DARRYL PERALES. OSCAR PERAZA, MAORICIO PEREZ. ARTURO PEREZ, GABRIEL PEREZ, GLORIA PEREZ, OUS PEREZ. JOHN PEREZ. LEONARD PEREZ. MARTIN PEREZ. OLGA PEREZ. OSCAR PEREZ. PATRICIA PEREZ. PEDRO PEREZ. R08ERT PEREZ. YOLANDA PERNIA. WILMER PETERSON. RODNEY PINEDO. ERNESTO PLASCENCIA, NANCY Left: Julie Ortiz swallowing all the way to the finish during the Orange Crush Chug-alug. Right: Waiting his turn in the pop-corn line is Fernando Serrano. m i 154 SOPHOMORES POMCE, LORENA PONCE, MARIA POfCE, MOMICH PONCIANO, ROXANA PORRAS, JCIUO PORTIUO. LAWRENCE PORTIS, SEAN POWELL, CARNEU. PRADO. SERGIO RAMOS, CLARISA RAMOS, DAMNY RAMOS, ROSA RAMOS, VIVAMA RAMOEL, ROBEN RANTERIA, MACBALENA RAY AS, LILLY RAZO. LETICIA RAZOM, WINSTON RESENDE2. EMILLY REWELTAS, ANTONIA REYES, JESUS REYES, JEStIS REYES, OLIUO REYNOSO, SANDRA RICO, CECIUA RICO, FRANK RICO, JOZEF RICO, ROBERT RKDS, MICHELE RIGS. OSVALDO RIOS, RICHARD RIOS, SANDRA RIVAS. PATRICIA RWAS, PATRICIA RIVAS. TINA RIVERA, ALVARO RIVERA, ANGELINA RIVERA, EDGAR RIVERA, FEUPE RIVERA. JORGE RIVERA. UNDA RIZO, ISIDRO ROBLES, ELSA ROCHA, LETTKA ROCHE, MARGARITA RODRIGUEZ, RODRIGUEZ, RODRIGUEZ. RODRIGUEZ. RODRIGUEZ, RODRIGUEZ. RODRIGUEZ. RODRIGUEZ. RODRIGUEZ. ANDREA CEUA FELIBERTO eUZ .BEJH FRANK IS«, £L JUAN MANUEL MIGUEL SOPHOMORES 155 ROORKiU62. OUaA RODRKiUEZ. PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ, PEDRO RODfilCKJEZ. PEDRO RODRIGUEZ. RALPH RODRIGUEZ, SONIA RODRIGUEZ, TINO RODRIGUEZ, VERONICA ROGERS, ANTHONY ROGERS, CHRISTELL ROGERS, LAURA ROJAS, ADRIANA ROJAS, ANTONIO ROJAS, ZULEMA ROJO, SAM ROMAN, LAURA ROMERO, BENITO ROMERO, JOEL ROMERO, TERESA ROSALES, ALMA ROSALES. JOE ROSAS, BLANCA RUANO, ANGIE RUBIO. JOHNNY RUELAS. JULIA RUIZ, JACKIE RUIZ, MOISES SANCHEZ, ADELINA SANCHEZ, ANTONIO SANCHEZ, GEORGE SANCHEZ, HILDA SANCHEZ. JOL SANCHEZ, JOSE SANCHEZ. LORENZA SANCHEZ, LUCISNO SANCHEZ, MARGARITA .fJC o ff) m r f m f fit H A f Left: Football Player Luis Gribe sits quite content with his female companions. Right top: Life doesn ' t seem so bad from Carlos Zamago and Francisco Contreras ' s views on things. Right Bottom: Shoving through the boisterous crowd is Bernie Martinez expressing his school spirit. 156 SOPHOMORES SANCHEZ. MARIA SAMCHE2. MARIA SANCHEZ, ROBERT SANCHEZ, YOLANDA SANDOVAL. CLEO SANDOVAL, JOSE SANDOVAL MANECLA SANDOVAL, RUTH SANTANA, QERARDO SANTANA. OCTAVK) SAMTILLAN. ULYSSES SANTOYA. JESUS SAUCEDO. SUSAN SCHNEIDER. MARK SEDKA. MANUEL SEMENEA. LEONARD SERA. MARIA SERARN. MANUEL SUTTERnELD. ROSEMARIE SWEET. TAMMY TAMAYO, ROSA TAPIA. MARCO TAPIA, MAX TEAOUe. CHRIS TERRA2AS, MARY TIRADO. ANITA TISCARENO, MARIA SOPHOMORES 157 TOBEV. LEE TOLEDO. FRANCISCO TOLEDO. MARIA TOLENTINO. UNDA TORRES, ALEX TORRES. ANTONIO TORRES. ELIZABETH TORRES, ERNESTO TORRES. JAVIER TORRES. JOHNNY TORRES. RKARDO TOSCANO. ELIZABETH TOVAR. SANDRA TOVAR. YOLANDA TREJO. LYDIA TREVINO. QEOROE TRajEOOE. SaSAMNE TROJILLO. YVETTE ULLOA. LOPE URI8EL0IS. URIBE URIBE. LORENA UVALLE, JOSE VALDEZ. VICTORIA VALDIVIA. CARLOS VALDrVIA. DOLORES VALDONINDS, VERONICA VALENZGELA. ANOEL VALENZaELA. ANTONIO VALLESTERAS. VILMA VARELA. CYNTHIA VARGAS, CEUNA VARGAS. SANDRA VARGAS. SERGIO VARGAS, MOOERTS VARGAS. ROORKiO VASQUEZ, CATHERINE 158 SOPHOMORES lEZ, CARMEN lUEZ JAMES VELASQUEZ JUAN VELASQUEZ ROSALBA VELASQUEZ SICHA VE1JS,MIRI « VEMEOAS ELSA VENTURA, MARTHA VERA, TERESA V ADE, STACEY WALLACE, PATRICIA WEILAND, KEVIN WNEK, BONNIE VANES. PATRICIA YAZZIE, KNEE YBARRA, GILBERT YEESOTO, ROSA YESSI. VILMA YRISE, DURIDIA ZAMAOO, CARLOS ZAM8RANO, PATRICIA ZAMBRANO, ANDY ZAMORA, JUAN ZAPATA, LESTER ZARAQOZA. JOSE ZARAZUCA, GUADALUPE ZAVALA, CIRIA ZAVALA, JOSE ZAVALA. JUDITH ZAVALA, ARTHURO ZELAYA, UMDA ZENDEJAS, ROQEUO ZGNIGA, ELIZABETH ZONIGA. ISAREL ZONKjA.JOSE ZUNIQA, RONAiJJ SOPHOMORES 159 B— aK ABARCA, FERNANDO ABAUNZA.aeORGE ABURTO. MARTHA ACEVEDO. SERGIO ACEVES, ROSENEX3 ACOSTA, SHELLY AGUILAR, HECTOR AGUILAR. SANDRA AGUILAR, SILVIA AGUILAR. TAMMIE AGOILERA. JOEL AGUILERA. JUAN AGOILERA, LORRAINE AQUIRRE. HECTOR AGUIRRE, MA RTHA AOUIRRE. TANIA ALARCON. CLIFFORD ALCAZAR. JUAN ALEORE, FRANK ALLBEE. MARTIN ALMARAS. VICTOR ALVARADO. BEATRIZ ALVAREZ, IRMA ALVAREZ, JORGE ALVAREZ, JOSE ALVAREZ, LUIS ALVAREZ, MARIA ALVAREZ, MARIA AMARO, PETER AMAYA, PATRICIA AMAYA, SUSANA AMEZCOA, CASIMIRO AMPARAN, TONY AMPARO. FELIPE ANAYA, MARIA ANGUIANO, ROCIO ARECHKjA, IRMA ARELLANO, JUAN ARGUELL, MAICELINO AROUETA. MAURKIO ARIAS, UZA ARMEMDARIZ MONICA ARREDONDO. MARK) ARRIAGA. AMALIA ARRIOLA, ARACEU ARTIAOA, ELENA ARTIGAU, MAPILLAR ASCENCIO, JOUO AVALOS. CLAUDIA AVtLA, MARIA AVILA, OFELIA AVILA, PEDRO AY ALA, UIIS AYUSO, YVETTE BADILLO. CONSUELO BADILLO, JUAN BAEZ, MONICA BAEZ, WANDA BALCAZAR, ENRIQUE BANDERAS, JAIME BANOELOS, ANTONIO BARAJAS, MACRINA BARBA, RUDY ! ■: i-f m 162 FRESHMEN it J V f a il €• n BA |Left: After running a long race, water seems to be the most satisfying reward for Kevin Weiland. Right: Using his lung power at the Bee ' s football game is Pedro Avila to show his spirit d fOf ' nO BARRETO. CATALINA BARRETO, JOEL BARRIOS, NATALIE BATRES, NORA BATRES, NORMA BEJARANO. ALEJANDRO 8AUTISTA. MARTHA BAUTISTA. RAQUEL BACmSTA. SYLVIA BELTRAN. FRANK BELTRAN, JAVIER BELTRAN. MARIO BERNAL. MARIA BETANSOORT, JUAN BLANCO, GEORGE BOLTON. BARBARA BORROTO. ROBERT BRACAMONTES. DE8RA BRECEDA. JESaS BCJELNA. LAURA BOENO. DENISE BUENROSTRO. HILDA BULNES. CECILIA BURBANK. MICHAEL BORBOA. JAVIER BORCIAGA. TERESA BURIEL, EVA CA8ALLERO. ELVIA CABALLERO. SYLVIA CABOT. DUANE CABRERA. JOSE CABRERA. MIGUEL CABRERA. JESSE CALDERDN. MARIA CALVO. CELINA CAMARGO. AIDA CAMARGO, SERGIO CAMARILLO. FRANK CAMARIUO. LOPE CAMPOS. MARTHA CANALES. ARACELI CARBAJAL. MARCEUNO CARDENAS. OLGA CARDONA. REINALDO CARMONA. MARY CARMONA, SYLVIA CARRERA, ESEQUIEL CARRILLO. HECTOR CARRILLO. MARTHA CASAS. CARLOS CASTANEDA, GEORGE CASTANEOA. OSCAR CASTELLANOS. SAL CASTILLO, ANNA CASTILLO. FRANK CASTILLO, JOSE CASTILLO. NORMA CASTOR. VERONICA CASTRO, ALICIA CASTRO, ANDREA CASTRO, FERNANDO CENTENO, LAURA CERDA, POLO -RESHMEN 163 CERVANTES, EDUARDO CHACON. MARCOS CHACON, MOISES CHAIDE, JUAN CHAIOEZ. ADOLFINA CHAVEZ, ALEX CHAVEZ. ALICIA CHAVEZ. ARNOLD CHAVEZ, JUAN CHAVEZ. MANUEL CHICO. ROCIO CINEROS, JOSE CISNEROS. JOSE COBIAN, MONICA COLON. MARTIN COMPARAN, JESUS CONTRERAS, BENJAMIN CONTRERAS, ERNIE CONTRERAS. FRANCISCO CONTRERAS, LUIS CONTRERAS. OLOA CORDERO. CHERYL CORDOVA, ERNESTINE CORDOVA. MARiCELA CORRALES, DURWIN CORREA, RUDI CORREA. SAMUEL CORTEZ. CAROLINA CORTIZ, ANGELA COSIO, IMELOA COVARRUBIAS. MARTHA COVARRUVIAS, PEDRO COX, LAURA CRUZ, JOSE CRUZ, LIZANDRO CUELLAR, DORA CUEVA, ARACELV CUZUL. ADA DAVALOS, MANUEL DAVIS, ANDREA DE LA CURZ, CAROL DE LA ROSA, FAUSTINO DE TORRE, PALOSCIO DE LA TORRE. EDUARDO DE LA TORRE, QRISELDA DE LA TORRE, PAULA DE LEON, NESTOR DELGADO. LINDA DELQADO, PUREZA DEULOFEU, ADRIANA DEULOFEU, ANA DIAZ, ADRIANA DIAZ, JOSE DIAZ, MARCO DIAZ, ROSA DINE, VICKY DIOSDADO, ANDRES DIOSDADO, JOSE DURAN, DAVID •1 a (%f a r n n ,i  is if- O Left: Nidia Valdez wonders what is so funny to her friends. Right: Freshmen, as well as the other classes, take ad- vantage of the cookie cart to grab a bite to eat. 164 FRESHMEN Ik JP m fi ' fll mf Aa I DORAN, JIMMY ECHEVARRIA. MARIA EHRUCK. SAUNDRA ESCOBAR, GLORIA ESCOBAR, OSCAR ESPARZA, LOCILA ESPINOSA. ADRIAN ESPINOSA. LAWRENCE ESPINOSA, LETICIA ESPINOZA, ARTURO ESPINOZA, DAULA ESPINOZA, JORGE ESPINOZA, YOLAMDA ESQUIVEL, MARTHA ESTRADA. GLORIA ESTRADA. JOSE EOCENE, VICKY FALVEY.TOM FELIX. ELIZABETH naUEROA, EV ELYM PK30EROA. LEOPOLDO FKjtlEROA. LINCOLN FLORES. ANGEL FLORES, EDOARDO FLORES, JOSE FLORES, JOSE FLORES, JUAN FTAGOSO, RUTH FRANCO. JOSE FRANCO. MARTHA FREGOSO. ANA FRIAS. NORMA FOENTES. JUAN GALARZA. USSETLE GALLARDO, EUSEBIO QALLEGOS. HECTOR GARCIA, ANA GARCIA, AMDRES GARCIA. ARMANDO GARCIA. BERTHA GARCIA. CATAUNA GARCIA, DAVID GARCIA. DENNIS GARCIA. EVA GARCIA. FLORENTINA GARCIA, GILMA GARCIA. GLORIA GARCIA. HECTOR GARCIA. JAIME GARCIA. GARCIA. GARCIA, GARCIA, GARCIA, GARCIA. GARCIA. GARCIA, GARCIA. JESUS JUAN LORENA LOURDES LILIA MARIA MARILYN MARiSELA MARY FRESHMEN 165 GARCIA. SONIA GARCIA, NORMA GARCIA, TEOn QARIBAY, LETICIA CARI8AY, YVONNE GASCON, ALEJANDRA GAUCIN, DOMINGO GAOCIN, SILVIA GOCMNEZ, LILIAN GONZALEZ, EOUAROO GONZALEZ, ESTHER GONZALEZ, HILDA GONZALEZ, HORTENICA GONZALEZ, JOSIE GONZALEZ, LILUAN GONZALEZ. MARCO GONZALEZ. MARIA GONZALEZ. MARIVEL GONZALEZ, MARTHA GONZALEZ, MICHAEL GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ, MONICA GONZALEZ, MONICA GONZALEZ, NORMA GONZALEZ, RUBEN GONZALEZ, SAUL GONZALEZ, VALENTIN GRIFFITHS, KELLIE GUARDADO. JESSE GUERRA, RICHARD GUERRERO, JUAN GUEVARA, SANDRA • GUIDO,TINA GUTIERREZ. RITA GUZMAN. 8ALENTE GUZMAN. EILENE GUZMAN, ELAINE HANCIK, TOMMY HARRINGTON, JAMES HART, LISA HEREDIA, PAUL HEREDIA, YOLAMDA HERNANDEZ. ANA HERNANDEZ, ANNA HERNANDEZ, DEBBIE Left: Marlene Leon on her way to class. . Right: Hector Celcito showing good sportsmanship in the Freshmen vs. . Sophomore obstacle course. 166 FRESHMEN ftf or HERMANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERnANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ. HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, EDWIN FERNANDO OABRIELA JESOS JORGE JOSE LOIS MICHELE PEDRO HERNANDEZ, RALPH HERNANDEZ. RICHARD HERNANDEZ, RODOLFO HERNANDEZ, SANDRA HERNANDEZ, VAL HERNANDEZ. VICTOR HERRERA. CARLOS HERRERA, GILBERT HERRERA, HERMAN HIMAN. GARY HINOJOSA, HYACINTH HOANQ, BAO HOANG, LONG HOLMES, DERRING HORTA. ALFRED HUERTA, GOILLJERMO HUEZO, MARTHA HaOOEZ, STEVE HURT ADO, JESOS IBARRA, SERGIO IRIBE, ADEKAIDA IRING, JOHN ISAIS, YESEMIA JACKSON, JOANN JARAMILLO, DEBBIE JIMENEZ, LAURA JIMENEZ, MARTHA JIMENEZ, TRINO JOHNSON. KENNETH JURADO, MARCO KAHL. JUDY KAITES, JOSEPH KELLEY, JAMES KIM.CHINSOK KIM CHINTOK LATORRE. JUAN LARA. AMADO LARA, JUUO LARA, MARIA LARES, PETER LEMUS, JORGE LEON, CECILIA LEON, MARLENE LEON, MONICA LIMON, OINA URA, FRANCISCO LIRA, PAULA LITTEN, RHEA LIZARRAGA, MARTHA LOBATO, ANTHONY LOPEZ. CINDY LOPEZ, ELVIS LOPEZ, JEANNETTE LOPEZ, JORGE FRESHMEN 167 LOPEZ. JOSE LOPEZ. JOVITA LOPEZ, USA LOPEZ, LOaROES LOPEZ, MARIA LOPEZ. MARIA LOPEZ. MARIA LOPEZ. MICHAEL LOPEZ. SALOMON LOPEZ. SALVADOR LOPEZ. SERGIO LORENZO. MADELINE LOYA, ANNA LOZANO. JULIO LOZANO. MARIA LOZANO. TERESA LUCERO, MICHAEL LUGO. MARIA LUPERCIO. EDWARD MACIAS. ARTURO MACIAS. MARIA MACIAS. MARIA MADRIGAL. ANTHONY MAQANA, JOSE MAQANA. MANUEL MAOANA. NORMA MANCILLA, MARTHA MANCILLAS. SYLVIA MANDUJANO. MARICELA MANIBUSAN, SHIRLEY MANZANO, LAURA MARIN. FRANCISCO MARISCAL. SARA MARQUEZ, ELIZABETH MARQUEZ, LETICIA MARQUEZ. LOURDES MARQUEZ, MARTHA MARROQUIN. DENNIS MARRUFO, FRANCISCO MARTIN, VERONICA MARTINEZ. ALBERT MARTINEZ, ARTURO MARTINEZ, DORIS MARTINEZ. ELVIA MARTINEZ, FRANK MARTINEZ, GLADYS MARTINEZ, GUSTAVO MARTINEZ, HECTOR MARTINEZ, JAIME MARTINEZ. ULIA MARTINEZ, LUCY MARTINEZ, MARIA MARTINEZ, MARIBEL MARTINEZ, MICHAEL MARTINEZ, NOEMY MARTINEZ. ROSA MARTINEZ, ROSALIE MARTINEZ. SALVADOR MARTINEZ. ZENGIDA MATA. JORGE MATA. MARCO McCANDISH. KIM MEDINA, CARLOS 168 FRESHMEN m f fi I Left: Lisa Arias displaying her sexy pose to the people. Right: Freshmen friends chat in Stockton court before the I peprally. n fm f iif fkn e m o — nf! MEMMA. HECTOR MEDINA. JCIANA MEDINA. MARIA MEDINA. MARTHA MEDINA, MARTHA MEDINA. MICHAEL MEDINA. SALVADOR MEORANO. JOSE MEDRANO. OSCAR MEJIA, ETNA MELEMDEZ. FLORA MELENDEZ. ORICELDA MENA. JOSE MENCHACA. JERRY MENOEZ, JOSE MENDEZ. MARIO MEMDEZ, MOISES MENDEZ, VERONICA MENDOZA, ANA MENDOZA. EDITH MENDOZA. LOUIE MENDOZA. LOORDES MENDOZA. MARTHA MENDOZA, MAYRA MENDOZA. MERCEDES MENDOZA. PAUL MERAZ.BLANCA MERCADO, JIMMY MERCADO, SYLVIA MEZA. JAIME MEZA, JAVIER MILLER. TONY MISQUEZ. RAQUEL MIXON. KEVIN MOOO. YVETTE MOJARRO, REYNA MOUNA, DANNY MOUNA, JEFFREY MOLINA. JOAN M0NDRACX3N, FIDEL MONEO. JEANETTE MONREAL, ARACEU MONREAL, GEORGE MONTANO. DAVID MONTANO. MARIO MONTANO, VINCE MONTEMAYOR. RAUL MONTHS. CLAUDIA MONTES,DELMY MONOTYA, LUCY MOHTOYA, REYES MONTOYA. RONALD MORALES. ANTONIA MORALES. ARACELY MORALES, CARMEN MORALES. RUBEN MORALES. VERONICA FRESHMEN 169 MORENO. CARLOS MORENO, OLGA MORENO, OSCAR MORENO, RiBEN MOREIN. FRANCIS MORIN, ARTURO MOTA, SANDRA MOYA, MANUEL MULGADE, JAVIER MUN02, ANTHONY MUNOZ, JESUS MUNOZ. MARIA MUNOZ. PEDRO MUNOZ. SALVADOR MUNOZ. SAUL MURASETIS. JOANIS MUROUIA. ALBERTO NANO, MANUEL NANO. MARK NAPOLES, CAROUN NARVAIZ. EVERTT NAVA, QABRIELA NAVA. MOSES NAVARRO, CARLOS NAVARRO. DULCE NAVARRO, ISABEL NAVARRO, JESUS NAVARRO. MARCO NAVARRO. PRISCILLA NAVARRO, ROBERT NEORATE. FRANK NEGRETE. SANDI NIETA, JUAN NIEVES. TONY NOLASCO, ROXANA NORIEGA, ELIZABETH NUNEZ, JORGE NUNEZ, SYLVIA NUNO, JOSE OCHOA, ADAM OCHOA, AMANDA OJEDA. ANA OJEDA. CLAUDIA OJEDA. EDMUNDO OLIDE, JUAN OUVO, TONY OLMOS. JUANITE ORDONEZ, LmClA OREJEL, AURORA ORNELAS, BLANCA ORNELAS, EV ANGELINA OROPEZA, LAURA OROZCO. SONIA OROZCO, ALICIA OROZCO, THERESA ORTEGA, RAUL ORTEGA, STEVE ORTIZ, BRENDA ORTIZ, JACKIE m npMn C lift 170 FRESHMEN Left: Dennis Marquin and his nriagic drum sticks, but no drum to beat on! Right: Judy Kahl enjoying herself along with Margie Torres at a Pep Rally. fsr m f «r mpfk ' i -„ - ' g i- kjt ' , ORTIZ. JOSE ORTIZ, JUAN ORTIZ. TONY OSOYO. ROBT. OTERO. DONAVAN OYOLA, DAVID PADILLA. USA PADILLA. MAQDA PADILLA, MARIA PADILLA. VIRGINIA PALACIO, RAUL PALOMARES, FELIX PARDINl, LUZ PARK. JIN PARRA. JOSE PARTIDA, EMMA PATINO. NANCY PEDRAZA, ARTENIA PEINADO, FERNANDO PELAYO, GUSTAVO PELAYO. ROSA PENA. UDIA PER ALES, MARIA PEREZ. ADAM PEREZ. ARCELIA PEREZ. CARMEN PEREZ. DOLORES PEREZ, GILBERT PEREZ, JOSE PEREZ, MARCO PEREZ. MARIA PEREZ, RAFAEL PEREZ, RAFAEL PEREZ, ROBERT PERNIA, MAJUNE PETZOLD. JAMES PINEDA. ALBERT PITTMAN, DION PLASCENKA. ANA PORRAS, LOPE PORRAS, LYSETH PORTILLO. EDITH POTOSME. VICENTE PRADO, GUADALUPE PRECIADO. CLAUDIA PRECIADO, LEONEL PRIETO LOURDES PUEMTES. CLAUDETTE PUENTES. EDDIE PULIDO, SANDRA QUEZADA, CARLOS OUINTANA, SANDRA QUINTANILLA. ALEJANDRO QUINTERO, EFTiAIN QUINTERO, ENRtaUE QUINTERO. PATRICIA RAMIREZ ADELAIOO RAMIREZ. ALBERT FRESHMEN 171 Ti aiM B UMg.UIBBBIUi eM RAMIREZ. ALMA RAMIREZ, DORA RAMIREZ, EVERADA RAMIREZ, NORA RAMIREZ, SERGIO RAMOS, OUDELIA RAMOS, HUGO RAMOS. JOSE RAMOS. PEDRO RANGEL, DAVID RANGEL. JOSE RANOEL, MARIA RANGEL. MARTHA RASCON. TERESA RAYAS, LYOIA RA20N, AMPARO REA, DONNA REESE, STEPHANIE RESENDIZ. AOOSTIM REVES, ELVIRA REYES, HECTOR REYES, JUAN REYES, LAURA REVES, SANDRA REYES, SERGIO REVES, VICTOR REYMAGA, 8ERNADO REYNOSO, AGGSTIN REYNOZO.ADRIANA REZA, JOUETA RICO, RtlBEM RIDDICK, QUIONTESSA RIOS, JUAN RIVAS, CESAR RIVAS, ELENA RIVAS, JORGE RIVERA, ANA RIVERA, ERIC RIVERA, HOMBERTO RIVERA, JORGE RIVERA, LOZ RIVERA, PABLO ROBLES, SANDRA ROCHA, ELIZABETH RODARTE, EDDIE RODGERS,JOHN RODRKKIEZ, ADEUNE RODRIGUEZ, ALONSO RODRIGUEZ, AMPARO RODRIGUEZ, AMOEL RODRIGUEZ, CAROUNA RODRKttlEZ, ERIC RODRIGUEZ, GABRIEL RODRIGUEZ, GERARDO RODRIGUEZ, JOSE RODRIGUEZ, JUAN RODRIGUEZ, JUAN RODRIGUEZ, LAURA RODRIGUEZ, MARIA RODRIGUEZ, MARY RODRIGUEZ, PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ, PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ, ROBERT A « ft- 172 FRESHMEN Left: Alfred Hernandez drinking a traditional football drink, Orange Crush while looking at a H P. v.s. Bell Pep Rally. Right: Elvira Reyes asking her wallet for advice P £i]S ' RODRIGUEZ, TOM RODRKXIEZ, YOl NDA ROJAS. TMELMA ROMAN, EMRWtlE ROMERO, CRESCENCKD ROMERO, CRACE ROMERO. JOE ROMERO. JORGE ROMERO. MARTIN RAMERO, MOISES ROMERO. PATRICIA ROSENBERGEH KATHV ROSENBLUM. ELEANOR ROSITAS, ANNIE ROAWO, MANNY RUIZ, ANTONIO RUIZ, CARLOS RUIZ, DIANE ROIZ, DONNA RUIZ, ESTELA RUIZ, MARTHA RUE, SOLEDAD RUE. WILUAM SAAUEDRAIA, ANGELICA SAAVEDRA.JUAN SAENZ, CARLOS SAENZ. JESUS SAENZ, LINDA SALAS, LARRY SALAS. ROCK) SALAZAR. ANITA SALAZAR, CARMEN SALAZAR, EVELYN SALAZAR, FAVTOLA SALAZAR, SAMMY SALDANA, RAFAEL SALVATIERRA, CARLOS SAN JOSE. LUIS SAN JOSE, JORGE SANCHEZ, SANCHEZ, SANCHEZ, SANCHEZ, SANCHEZ, SANCHEZ, SANCHEZ, SANCHEZ, SANCHEZ, ALMA BERTHA GEORGINA HECTOR JESES JORGE JOSE JUANrrA JUDY SANCHEZ, KELLY SANCHEZ, MARIA SANCHEZ. MIGUEL SANCHEZ. ROBERT SANDOVAL, JOSE SANDOVAL, LUtS SANTANA. LOUIS SANTILLANO, FRANCISCO SHURTZ, CHERYL FRESHMEN 173 SANTRIZOS. JODY SARALEOOI. GERBERTO SARTE. JOLIEMNE SAUCEDO. DAISY SAOCEOO. HECTOR SAUCEDO. MARIA SCALA, DAVID SCHIRMACHER. ERIC SCHRODER. KATHY gi n m m ■««. a SILVA. CARLOS SILVA. JOSE SILVA. LYDRA SILVA. NORMA SILVA, SERGIO SIMENTAL. IRMA SMITH. AUBREY SOLIS. DANIEL SOLORZANO. JESSE SOLORZANO. SERGIO SOLTERO, ROSIRIO SORIA, SANDRA SOSA, FRANK SOTO. VERONICA STOUT. PAUL SUAREZ. JOHNNY TAMAYO. LINDA TAPIA. FRANK TAPIA, GEORGE TAPIA, HECTOR TINAJERO. JULIO TIRADO. JOSE TOLENTWO. LAURIE TORRES, DORIS TORRES. FERNANDO TORRES. JULIO TORRES. MARGIE TORRES. OSCAR TORRES. RAUL TORRES, RAYMONDO TORRES, TERESA TOUAR, FREDDY TRAN, TIN TREJO, QREGORO TREJO. IDEAL TREJO, LOUIE TREVJNO, ISAURA TRUJILLO, ALMA URENA, MIRELSA URREA, TOMMY VAITIERRA. JOSE VALADEZ, BERNKE VALADEZ, DEBBIE VALADEZ. NIDIA VALDEZ. DAVID n k ■ 174 FRESHMEN i i Basa— ri  ! « f A A Left: Fernando Castro stands center of attention as he clowns around with his pals. Right: Gazing into the camera lense is a studious Danny Anderson. fSf i 1 P)f ftrtAH VALDEZ, JESOS VALOOVINOS. MARIA VALEMCIA. ANQie VALEMZOELA. JOSEPH VAUADALIO, aaiLLERMO VAL VERDE, NO l VALVERDE, VICTOR VARELA, DOLORES VARGAS, GABRIEL VEQA. WILSON VELA. LISA VELA. RICARDO VELASQUEZ, IRMA VELASQUEZ, VIRGIMIA VELASQUEZ, MARTHA VELAZQUEZ. NORMA VEUS. JORGE VENEGAZ, ROSAUNDA VERA, LETICIA VIDAL, HECTOR VILLAORAN. GEORGE VILLAMAR, KELLY VILLASENOR, DAVID VILLASENOR, KjNACIA VILLASENOR. ROSA VILLEGAS, ANA VILLEGAS, ARMANDO VILLEGAS, FERNANDO VILLEGAS, VERONICA WATERS, BRIAN WEATHERSBY, UNDA WILUAMS. ANTHONY WOOD, OSCAR YEMETZ, VAL VEPEZ, 8EATRIZ ZAMARRON, OLGA ZARAGOZA, FRANCISCO ZARAQOZA, MIGUEL ZARAGOZA, AGUSTIN ZARAZUA, ARNULFO ZATARAY, TRINA ZENOEJAS, VERONICA ZIEGLER, ROGER ZUNIQA, BRYAN ZUNKJA, GARY FRESHMEN 175  V 1 Ir i A M fe T u L u 1 % fel.[ M y 1 I V 1 £ M 4 y iL  u 1 t ;Jp 1 1 dB. « ,« tl 1 f fif A N B ' 49 IW ' tfv fiJdii r 1 e il II ■•t ? 1 • ' awp ' t X ir o C ■| r ' r ••vH L  U 1 dt 9 r L ft o 1 • 1 D tf 1 s U ,« i nC A A ! ,•! 7 2 jL; w 1 V ; - 8 . ' -. H - 2 1 •J 4y v - — — - - J , J J I I Ui ' ■Stw. bE hh lS i - .,■. -MkXl , . _ w fif Kl., 1 ' i w W4 V Ml) W iii lA 4 «J ? w J 177 Top left: Martha Perez and Nellie Morales relax dur- ing a Monday morning lecture. Top right: Carol Perez and Sally Flores making posters for a Senior activity. Middle: Delma Heard, in the background, making Powder Puff plans while Ms. Hakansson gives advice to another Leadership student. Right: Lillian Barrios, lleides Sanches, Ana Mulet and Rogelio Zendejas putting together ideas for the next board meeting. Above: Martha Carrillo and Isabel Navarro read their Leadership mail. 178 ' ' Aj i CJO First Row; (L to R) Edgar Morataya, Monica Alvarez, Anita No, Susie Armendariz, lleides Sanchez, Yvette Trujillo, Mayte Pichardo, Connie Morales. Second Row; (L to R) Nor- ma Ibarra, Delma Heard, Sandy Kahl, Joey Fuchs, Leonard Semenea, Micheal Lopez, Third Row: (L to R) Ms. Hakansson, Lillian Barrios, Carol Perez, Ana Chavarria, Angle Ojeda, Maria Alonso, DoraineGoytia, Cynthia Vasquez. Fourth Row: (L to R) Michele Falvey, Pablo Annado, Araceli Flores, Suzanne Hennes, Patty Perez, Monica Lopez, Lydia Ibarra. Fifth Row: (L to R) Martha Perez, Nellie Morales, Lourdes Minjares, Alba Suarez, Isabel Navarro, Ciria Zavala. Left: Student Body President lleides Sanchez sorts out the confusion in her Leadership cupboard. Right: Michaeal Lopez telling some in- teresting tales to Yvette Trujillo. - ., l34JUJL . 9 t i. l C 179 1 First Row: (L to R) Rocco Garcia, Emilio Lumbreras, Jeanine Ochoa. Second Row: (L to R) Mrs. K. Merman, Andy Diosdado, Mike Louery, Bernice Valadez, Frank Rodriguez, Cindy Bibb, Geanette McCray, Third Row: (L to R) Ana Muiet, Mayra Mendoza, Peria Echevarria, Maria Gil. 180 tw J Far left: David Anderson, the Shields aid, instructs the Shields members on writing a story. Top left: Brian Waters, type setting copy on the graphic com- puter. Top right: Francisco Rodriguez and Cindy Bibb working together in writing a Shield story. Left: Micheal Lowry and Wayne Poe enjoying a few minutes between interviews. Above: Shield members combining story ideas. — . . fl04JUlJt . 9 . t 181 Top left: The hard work of Joanie Luvzchachy and Karen McCall made it possible for staff members to finish the I.D. section. Top right: The inseparable staff members, Martha Ibarra and Dania Litten, laugh off another deadline. Above: Ana sit down Robles takes down lunch orders for the yearbook staff. Above right: Deadlines always cause the demonic glare in Aymee Valdez ' s eyes. Right: Fessie Mavidad Garcia, yearbook ' s mad typist, pauses while preparing copy sheets. 182 Aj i CJO 1 Bottom Row: (L to R) Mary Garcia, Karen Mc- Call, Aymee Valdez, Edgardo Rojas, Jose Reyes, Ana Robles, Felicitas Garcia. Middle Row: (L to R) Hilda Abril, Sergio Navarrete, Lourdes Mendoza, Marcela Mandujano. Top Row: (L to R) Henry Salcido, Dania Litten, Victor Delgado, Martha Ibarra, Tony Valenzuela. Bottom left: Wonderboy Jose KROQ Reyes nudges Francisco Computer Her- nandez for a dance at the Sadie Hawkins Bottom Middle: Sandy phone home Kahl on one of her camera expeditions around campus. Below: Joy RQR Maxwell interrupted by a fright, caused by the flash of Geilenfeldt ' s camera. - s -- t3 iece-- sj - $ 183 First Row: (L to R) Cheryl Orozco, President — Sergio Navarrette. Second Row: (L to R) Juan Petancourt, Sam Kozasky, Sylvia Flores, Sonia Orozco, Amanda Ochoa, Maria Cervantes, Anna Tolentino, Virginia Salaices, John Miller, Rocco Garcia, Alex Torres. Third Row: (L to R) Henry Becerra, Maria Elizarraras, Elinor Artigau, Leticia Hernandez, Elsa Cortez, Mercedes Rada, Monica Espinoza, Soledad Navarrete, Maria Brambila, Norma Camarillo, Raymond Ascencio, Rhoda Delgado, Manuel Figueroa, Jose Castellanos. Fourth Row: (L to R) Carlos Ramirez, Patricia Gallegos, Luis Vasquez, Humberto Gonzalez, Mona Sedra, Diocelin Garcia, Jacqueline Gonzalez, Linda Tolentino, Marianela Camacho, Ivonne Gonzalez, Anna Hobson, Mayra Mendoza, Ivette Mendoza, Maria Hurtado. Fifth Row: (L to R) Jose Mendez, George Villagran, Elizabeth Felix, Claudia Avalos, Leticia Marquez, Connie Romero, Rocio Chico, Reyes Montoya, Araceli Ar- riola, Georgina Sanchez, Anna Marie Ojeda, Robert Bianchi, Mario Morales, Suzana Ceniceros, Jose Gallardo. Sixth Row: (L to R) Miguel Cortez, Henry Suarez, David Contreras, Marco Tapia, Manuel Angeli, Rosalba Camarillo, Hilda Chico, Javier Angeli, Lulsa Rocha, Maricela Mandujano, Norma Nunez, Rudy Chavez, Treasurer — Juan Tiscareno, SergeantatArms — Consuelo Botello, Secretary — Alex Munoz. Right: Sergio Navarrete inspires his club members to contribute in the next Kiwanas activity. Above: Members enjoying their lunch time meeting. 184 • QAjo (Ja J. Bottom left: Humberto Gonzalez preaches his thoughts on a future Spartan activity. Bottom right: Adriana Navarro and Rita Rodriguez spend a Spartan meeting in meditation. - --.J .--icUji jL 9 . A 185 Fir«t Row: (L lo R) Jerry Santana, Linda Tolentino, San dra Reynoso, Bertha Garcia, Guillermo Castaneda, Yvetle Trujillo, Macianela Comacho. Rocco Garcia. Second Row; (L to R) Louis Ruelas. Morma Reynoso. Maria Gar cia. Doraine Goytia. Anna Loya. Leticia Hernandez. Monica Espinoza. Sandra Sifuenlas. Kalherine Williams Third Row: (L to R) Wanda Alarcon. Gustavo Banderas. Manal Sedra. Mercedes Rada. Elsa Cortez. Angle Espinoia. Lisa Ryu. Olga Velazquez. Rosa Mendoza Fourth Row: (L lo R) Mr Loya. Martha Rodriguez. Blan ca Nunez. Gabriela Balcaz ar, Ray Ascencia. Lupe Avila. An Lazo De La Vega. Lisa Cherbony, Karen Anderson. Fifth Row:: (L to R) Mike Louery. Nancy Morales. Leonard Semenea. Andy Zambrano. Emily Resendez. Mary Terrazas Bottom left: YGAD advisor. RIc Loya and President Guillermo Castaneda conducting one of their enthusiastic .ae. ar « 186 -QAjc iuJo ■ k. 1 — — — 1 ' .-. j tf!l 1 irkf K t ldifel ' .Aj ™f , 1 F r- m mmJkWKS ' ri 1 1 . ' 1 U M W wmM . k- -}yjr i JMJ }Ai Mk%r J ' M p ' I KJ Flr t Row: L to R) Imelda Casio, Maria Alonso. Susie Armendarlz, Sylvia Flores, Cheryl Orozco, Pablo Amado, Martin Ibarra. Ana Alamrez. Lidia Ibarra. Francolse Sut- ton Second Row: (L to R) President Palty Perez, Lupe Rodriguez, Yvonne Diaz, Karen Easley. Patricia Loya. Francisca Mosqueda, Rosie Luz, Cynthia Varela. Fernan- do Gomez Third Row: (L to R) Michele Falvey, Carol Perez. Sandra Reynoso. Wanda Alarcon. Trim Clare, Adriana havarro, Riky Murillo Fourth Row: L to R) Mayte Pichardo, Lourdes Minjares, Diana Goessuiein. Karen Anderson, Angle Ojeda, Ruday Mosqueda. Fifth Row: (L to R) Dorame Goylia. Stacey Wade, Cynthia Bibb. Connie Morales, Horma Ibarra, Jerry Meza. Jose Flores. Back Row: (L to R) Ms. Shelton, Micheal Soliz, Felicitas Esquievel, Steve Caraballo, Sandra Aguilera, Rocco Garcia, Sonia Renteria. Front Row: (L to R) Rita Sutton, Recorder — Hugo Angruani, Presi- dent — Maria Hustado. ■ j|- . l T- «- ' -- — ■ H k. %i K i- -M. H ' l ■ B ' CBfiS W ' 1 ftKl ' _:j@H ' 1 n BR WUSSkia . ■ ,1 ii J ■ F r ?l 1 — — — . - i , — I — Zi . i ' xjo o .woJs j Jio . jr yyj 187 r-v a «- ?w jK i4L-- a 7T O ' l T- tul First Row: (L to R) Ana Robles, Lidia Ibarra, Francoise Sutton, Ana Almaraz, Adriana Navarro. Second Row: (L to R) Jaime Meza, Isabel Mavarro, Lillian Barrios, Monica Espinoza, Liza Arias, Cecilia Aguirre. Third Row: (L to R) Veronica Fullen, Yolanda Espinoza, Patricia Quintero, Stacey W de. First Row: (L to R) Ignacio Ortiz, Gerardo Rodriguez, Jorge Mata, Andy Diosdado, Tin Trung Tran. Second Row: (L to R) Mr. Goulet, Francisco Marin, Miguel Martinez, Estela Re- quena, Maribel Preciado, Jesus Comparan, Ronald Zuniga. Third Row: (L to R) Roger Bar- rera, Rosendo Aceves, Elizabeth Mejia, Noemi Ibarra, Bao Hoang. 188 QAjG UJO ' 1ff{jj xai ) f f td Top: Ms. Bonar First Row: (L to R) Gabriela Balcazar, Luis Ruelas, Sergio Gomez, Patricia Rivas, Enrique Godinez, Second Row: (L to R) Naomi Ibarra, Martha Mendoza, Gabriela Rojos, Adriana Cota, Maria Melendrez, Maria Aguilar. Third Row: (L to R) Noivia Cortez, Jenny Kim, Blanca Viramontes, Luz Cordova, Laura Cox. Fourth Row: (L to R) Irma Aguilar, Gregorio Lerma, Norma Reynoso, Maria Camberos, Arcelia Luna. First Row: (L to R) Hugo Anguiano, Frank Cabrai, Tom Simonis, Mike Louery. 189 11 CHORUS First Row: (L to R) Ms Skinner, Bernadette Perez, Anna Marie Ojeda, Elizabeth Noriega, Elizabeth Zuniga, Rita Gutierrez, Maria Luz Cervantes, Carmen Perez, Rosalba Orozco, Sandra Robles. Se- cond Row: (L to R) Kathy Schroder, Patricia Quintero, Linda Tamayo, Anna Tolentino, Claudia Ojeda, Guadalupe Mendoza, Sylvia Robles, Leticia Lopez, Patricia Rodriguez, An- na Hobson. Third Row: (L to R) Humberto Gonzalez, Robert Bianchi, Antonio Gamas, Lino Bargas, Juan Martinez, Guiliermo Alfon- so, Hector Chavarria. . Dorian Ojeda, Mr. Lieberman, Rosalba Camarillo, Kelly Chung, Marisela Ojeda, Sergio Navarrete, Maria Salazar, Lupe Rodriguez, Sphia Ibarra, Hilda Abril, Tiburrcia Ojeda. 190 - AjO UO First Row: (L to R) Anna Hobson, Anna Marie Ojeda. Monica Baez, Alicia Andalon, Lilly Ruiz. Second Row: (L to R) Esperan- za Quirarte, Carol Ochoa, Suzana Ceniceros, Maricela, Mundujano, Ruth Gonzalez. Jesus Segura. Third Row: (L to R) Teresa MacKay, Michele Faivey, Jerry Meza, Priscilla Chaparro, Leticia Garibay, Fourth Row: (L to R) Raudel Rodriguez, Anna Valenzuela, Leiu Hurst, Lori Lemm, Mrs. Thompson. Upside down: Ermelio Arellano, Gabriel Ochoa, Oscar Medina, Standing: Eddie Jinnenez, C. Mer- man, Oscar Martinez, Raul Cervantes, James Calvo, Patric Johnson. ' j — . Ji iS-. ' O 191 First Row (L to R) Norma Ibarra, Delma Heard. Second Row (L to R) Susie Armendariz, Ray Ascencio, Cheryl Orozco, Trini Clare, Gloria Lambert, Debbie Tapia, Third Row: (L to R) Patty Perez, Valerie Holguin, Aymee Valdez, Geanette McCray, Cathy Squier. Fourth Row: (L to R) Francisco Arellano, Irma Gomez, Her- shel Bradford, Connie Morales, Alma Hendivil, Victor Saenz. ir ' .mi .. m 1 — I - — — — — Flrit Row: (L to R) Priscllla Chaparro. Michele Falvey. Ana Chavarria. Araceli Flores. Martha Perei Second Row; (L to R) LIdia Ibarra. Sandra Sifuentes, Olga Velazquez. Pushpa Patel. Steve Morris. Eloy Luna. Lillian [] Barrios. David Huerta. Rick Diaz. Salvador Arias. Leo Preciado. Susan Sifuentes, Maria Elizarras. Third Row: (L to R) Karen McCall, Nellie Ojeda, Bertha Garcia. Adriana Navarro. Lupe Avila. Carol Perez, Carlos Cer vantes. Ana Robles. Sally Hernandez. Maria Lopez, Felicitas Esquivel, Elinor Artigau. Charlotte Lopez- Fourth Row: (L to R) Martha Rodriguez, Angela Espinoza, Jodie Haney, Rita Sutton, Veronica Osegueda. Mayte Pichardo, Blanca Nunez. 192 QAxyuJ( First Row: (L to R) Cynlhia Vasquez, Francoise Sutton, Second Row: (L to R) Rocco Garcia, Sammy Kozasky. Patricia Rivas. Adnana Cota. Suzana Ceniceros, Mana Melendrez Third Row: (L to R) Patricia Perez, Doraine Goytia, Maria rsava. Consuelo, Botello, Jeannie Gutierrez. Arcelia Luna. Virginia Cruz. Ms Bonar Fourth Row: (L to R) Sylvia Flores. Sandra Reynoso. Patricia Loya, Stacey Wade First Row: (L to R) Patricia Quintero, Anna Marie Ojeda Isabel Navarro, Ana Loya, Marisela Garcia. Se- cond Row: L to R) Midia Valadez. Ana Plascencia, Teresa Lozano. Elvira Reyes, Jouita Lopes, Quiontessa Reddict, Anna Hobson Third Row: (L to R) Maria Lozano, Shirley Godinez. Lisa Anas, Brian Waters. Sal Munoz, Flora Melendez, Raquel Misquez Fourth Row: (L to R) Yolanda Espmoza, Dolores Perez. Mayra Men doza, Enrique Roman, Sandra Robles, Carol Vasquez. — .J ' -jpiiUJl . (9 tAjL ' ' C 193 (L to R) Hershel Bradford, Marcus Kuiland, lleidis Sanchez. Connie Morales, Miguel Figueroa, Joan Ramsey. First Row: (L to R) Gabriela Balcazar, Ana Chavarria, Carol Perez, Francisco Saavedra, Blanca Nunez, Irma Tamayo, Bertha Garcia. Second Row: (L to R) Guillermo Castaneda, Martha Gomez, Yolanda Espinoza, Patricia Quintero, Marina Gomez, Celina Calvo, Hector Magallon, Rocco Garcia, Third Row: (L to R) Ms. Hakansson, Alvaro Gutierrez, Sergio Gomez, Eddie Correa, Lynndon Luz, Harold Kuian, Tin Iran, Jorge Mata. Fourth Row: (L to R) Miguel Figuero, Thomas Espinoza, Jesus Gonzalez, Jose Montoya, Maruin Lopez, Bao Hoang. Fifth Row: (L to R) Hugo Anguiano, Anthony Williams, Andy Diosdado, Gerardo Rodriguez, Juan Gutierrez. 194 - Ajo-uJo ' ,«; - ' First Row: (L to R) Gloria Lambert, Lydia Valdez. RocioGhico, Connie Morales, Im elda Casio, Dolores Perez, Susie Armen dariz. Second Row: (L to R) Ana Robles. Suzanne Hennes. Elvira Reyes, Isabel Navarro, Terresa Lozano, Sandra Robles, Anna Tolentino Third Row: (L to R) Geanette McCray, Victor Saenz, Patty Perez, Miguel Rodriguez, Diana Goessaiein, Carol Vasquez, Mr. Baron. Klia First Row (L to R) Humberto Gonzalez, Carol Perez, Irma Tamayo, Blanca Nunez, Adriana Navarro. Rita Sutton, Rita Rodriguez. Ana Chavarria, Sandra Garcia. Second Row (L to R) Lonny Anderson, Karen Anderson, Kelly Hewues. Sandy Kahl, Rhonda Colon, Rausaro Lopez, Juan Manuel Ramos. Luis Armentero. Third Row (L to R) Plinio Baramido. James Sarte, Fernando Bogarin, Sandra Aguilara, Pushpa Patel, Gabriela Balcazar, Miguel Figueroa, Ralph Acosta, Ricky Johnson, Francisco Saavedra, Migdalia Berrios. -i — s 3i£ C£, ' C t £ 195 ■■: ' M u r y J f ' i i S Ir ' L .jm k .4 f -ii- mm Ip f - :w i dm Lf. n 1 ' 4 1 ' ' W nry ■.• ' . 0i r r f r ' •! L w ' ' ' ■ ■■ ■1 H H M M im H H H 1 ■1 H 1 H I I i .1 I I «4 ; -■I ' f 197 MARJORIE OHANLON, PRINCIPAL (JCLA, BA; Columbia University, MA Business Education JESSE SELL University of Nebraska, BA Cal State Long Beach, MA Physical Education, School Administration RAUL MORENO, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CSU Los Angeles, BA, MA Spanish, Sec. Supervision, Admin. JESTERIAN BAILEY, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CSU Long Beach, BA, MA Mathematics, Biological Science JACK ROBERTS, ADMINISTRATIVE DEAN CSU Los Angeles, BA History, Administration JOHN TURCO, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL University of Wisconsin, BS; USC, MS, Ed.D Agriculture, Swine Production, Admin., Sec. Curr. DAN ANNIS, HEAD COUNSELOR University of Missouri Cal State, BA, Music, Curr. Jesterina Bailey Assist. Principal «i John Turco Assist. Principal Jack Roberts Admin. Dean Dan Annis Head Counselor 198 1. Mr. Goldstock, is that you? 2. Heavenly Ms. Ramsey. 3. Super Dr. Turco. 4. Lieberman after his camel ride. 5. Mr. Ohno, blackbelt, teaches Mr. Lefebre a few tricks. 6. Ms. Dutra and Mr. McLaughlin waiting for results of Halloween contest. ABERHARD, MARIA ESL ALVARADO, ENRIQUE FOR LANG ANDREWS, MONTE ESL ATKINSON, CAROL PE BACKEN, ROGER MATH BARAN, MARTIN SOC STUDIES BARNETT, BARBARA ENG BASKETT, CHARLES TESTING COORD BONAR, JANIS FOR LANG BROWN. VERLA BUS BROWN, VELERIA SCI BROWNING, MYRNA ENG CEAR, MARTHA MATH COLANDREA, CARL SOC STUDIES CREDIT. JOSIE HOME EC CRIM, WANDA SCI. DARROW, FRANCIS I.E .INDUSTRIAL ARTS DIAZ, ERNEST I.E. GRAPHIC ARTS Dl DIO, JIM P.E. DONESLEY, DON I.E. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DORAND, JOHN COUNS. DOROTHY, DICK MCJSIC DCJFFY, SALLY ENG. DUROCHER, ROSEMARIE COUNS. DUTRA, SUE SOC. STUDIES ELLIS, ALTA ENG. ELLIS, PATRICIA ENG. ERNEST, HENRY SOC. STUDIES FISHER, CHARLES DEAN FOOTE. CHGCK rOMNS. HIGHLIGHT Name: Richard Dorothy Birthplace: Fairmont, Minn. Occupation: Band, Music Instructor College: CSULA Masterdegree: BA in Music Hobbies: listening to music FRENCH, WILLIAM FOR. LANG. FULLINGTON, AL I.E. INDCJSTRIAL ARTS GARCIA. CATHY E.S.L. GEILENFELDT, LARRY I.E. DRAFTING GIBSON, PAT HOME EC. GILBERT, MICHONG GLOS, PETE GOLDSTOCK, JtJEL GOLLER. LYNN GONDER. JAN MATH COCJNS. MATH ENG. ART LAG. COORD. COCJNS. ENG. MATH SOC. STUDIES BUS. ED. HIGHLIGHT Name: Barbara Barnett Birthplace: New York City Occupation: English Teacher College: CSUN Masterdegree: BA in English Hobbies: Cat named Felice , travel correspondence with pen pals in Europe and all over this country. HAIRSTON, JOAN MATH HAKANSSON. SaSIE MATH HALL. ERNEST INDUS. EDUC. HALOWELL, SARAH P.E. HANRATTY, ANNE SCI. HARRISON, DAN SOC. STUDIES HEINLEIN, JOHN DEAN HESTRGP, DEAN SOC. STUDIES HOGUE, LARRY MATH HOOKS, DELMO ELECTRONICS HOYOS, SAM COUNS. FOR. LANG. HYLANDER, CAROLYN HOME EC. ISAACS, LES CAR ADV. COMPUTER JACKSON, HANNA E.S.L. JACOBSON, JULIE E.S.L. FOR. LANG. 1. Mr. Hooks giving valuable information. 2. Dr. Hanratty: You don ' t spell Chemistry with a ' Q ' ! 3. Mr. LeFebvre discussing a little bit of music. 4. You never stick your finger here. 5. What do you mean you can ' t find the ' 27th letter key?? JESTER, BETH E.S.L JONES, BONNIE ENG. JONES, FLOYD WOOD JONES, LOTTIE MATH JOY. EMMA BUS. ED. KADOrHAGA, JAME ENG KALEY, DON MATH SC KING, PENNY SC KINYON.StJE P.E KLEIN. KATHY ENG KOLESNIKOW, NICK LA MAY, WALTER LAWRENCE, HARRIET LE FEBVRE, GIL LEHMAN, LILLIAN E.S.L. ATTENDANCE HOME EC. SOC. STUDIES HOME ECON. LEYSON, LEON LIEBERMAN. LES LINSLEY. BRUCE LOPEZ. ALICIA LOUTH. DONALD LOYA. LINDA LOYA. RIC MANCHANDA. UMA MANOS. TED McADOO. EUGENE McLaughlin, joe melton. michael merman. chuck merman. karen miekosz. john I.E. W.K. EXP. COUNS. ENG. MATH DR. ED. MOHAGERI, SUE MOORE, LOUISE MORALES. VIRGINIA MUSKRATH, DWIGHT MYERS, DON NAUTS, FLORENCE NITAHARA, TOM OHNO, BRIAN OLSON, JAN OTA, BRIAN PANOSSIAN, SAM PARKHILL. AL PASCOE, JEAN PATTERSON, OLIVIA PEASE, FRED SCI: BUS. ED. E.S.L. ENG. P.E. SCI. ENG. P.E. SOC. STUDIES ENG. HEALTH DR. ED. SCI. MATH MATH BUS. ED. COUNS. MATH MATH 1 Its amazing what a little water will do around here! proclaimed Future Farmer of America Mr. Don Hogue. 2 Mr. Ted Manos displays his confidence. Are you sure the courts are in that direction? 3. Captain Chuck Merman at the controls of the aacient lightboards. Warp one up Mr. Sulu! 4. Mrs. Hakannson watching over one of the lunch time activities. 5. Ms. Alicia Lopez and Ms. Carol Skinner showing their enthusiasm at the recent St. Patrick ' s Day luncheon. HIGHLIGHT Name: Lee B. Rolston Birthplace: Los Angeles Occupation: Physical Ed. Instructor College: CSULA, Cal. Poly Pomona Masterdegree: P.E., English, Health Hobbies: video recording and tropical fish PEREZ, JOE E.S.L PERRY, CAROL COtJNS PLOWMAN, MARILYN ENG POTTHAST, NANCY DEAN ' OWE. GGSSIE BUS. ED PRESCOTT. VIVIAN E.H PRIDDY, GERALD HEALTH RAMSAUR, ROTH COUNS RAMSEY. JOAN COL. COUNS. REAGAN. HELEN SOC. STUDIES RICHARDSON, MARILYN COUNS. RIDGE, VICKY HOME EC. ROGERS, EILEEN ART ROLSTON, LEE P.E. ROMO, AL SOC. STUDIES SHELTON, CYNDY SHINOHARA, KAORU SKINNER. CAROL SLAVEN. JAMES SMITH. BRGCE SMITH, GERALD SOLOMON. ILENE SPRINGER. HANK STARLEY. JOAN TADDEO. HARRY HEALTH MATH S.S. I.E. P.E. MATH SIP. COORD. P.E. LIB. COGNS. TANGE. MARGARET ART THOMAS. WARREN ENG. THOMPSON. ANITA ENG. TOMBS. LIZ ENG. TORDILLA. MARY ENG. GHLMAN. TOM FOR. LANG. VALENZUELA. REY E.S.L. WALTERS. STEVE Y.R.S. COORD. WARMSLEY. CHARMAINE E.M.R. WEBB, ANNIE MATH WILLIAMS. BONNIE SOC. STUDIES WILLIAMS, EUGENIA MATH WILLS. BARBARA MATH WISDA. MARY ANN SCI WOLF. HOWARD SOC. STUDIES HIGHLIGHT Name: Stephanie Rudolph Birthplace: Long Beach. CA Occupation: History Teacher College: UCLA Masterdegree: BA. MA in Art History Hobbies: movies, sports, cooking, eating. Has one good-looking cat named Waldo Lincoln Hubbel Rudolph 3rd. WOODARD, JERRY ENG. YOUNG. DIXIE P.E. BaCKLEY. JEANINE P.S.A. COLEMAN, JOHN SEC. AGENT FISHEL, ROBERT SEC. AGENT KITANO, LIL NURSE VILLANUEVA, JOE P.S.A. DOLLINGER, JO DIR. CLASSIFIED JOHNSON, HERSHEL PLANT ENGINEER WHEELER. JOHN PLANT MANAGER Attendance Office; Top Row: (L to R) Alina Bejanano, Irma Salazar, Janet Colon, Rebecca Velez, Maria Ponce. Bottom Row: (L to R) Carmen Anboledas, Shirley Edwards, Yolanda Rubio. Nurse ' s Office; Top Row: (L to R) Helen Sandoval. Dr. Tahani Soloman. Mary Alice Morales. Bottom Row: Lillian KitanoRM. f«S® J jrm 210 Custodial: Top (L-R) Willie Davis, Gustavo Camacho, Lorretta Williams. Kenneth Scurlock, Hazel Baptiste, Sheila Johnson. Leo Roby Bottom: (L-R) Leanard Man- dujando. Lucille Washington. Eddie Wheeler. Mary Allen, Jack Sims, Patricia Gordon. Ruby Morales Counseling Office Educ. Aides; Bottom Row (L to R) Alex Espinoza, Dolores Aguayo. Maria Martinez, Amelia Gomez Middle Row:: (L to R) Leticia Sandoval. Gladys Sanchez. Onnel Fernandez Top Row: (L to R) Becky Duck, Hector Mazon. Norma Aguayo. Mike Martinez. V k Couns. Office Clerk Doris Springer Cafeteria; Front Row (L to R) Dorinne Gutierrez, Tina Jorge, Henry Shirley, Carmen Munoz. Isabel Botello, Maria Montez. Millie Boforquez, Ernestine Arnold. Back Row (L to R) Mae Kirkwood, Maria Fuentes, Mary Gregory, Carrie Dailey. Juana Felix, Ester Anderson, Viloet Satillen, Dorothy Morales. Textbook Room Rebecca Reyes Huerta Educ. Aides; Bottom Row: (L to R) Maria Lopez. Ale jandro Ibarra. Top Row: (L to R) Jose Lunda, David Anderson, Luis Zapatero. 211 I i I i 1 i I I I i 1 I [jjjj nj ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOrrOGRAPHY FX3B E RTS P ' RAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS RTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAP ' ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOT PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERT RTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAP RAPHY S PHOTOGRAP ROBERTS R RAPHY S PHOTOGRAJ OGRAPHY ROBERTS P ' S PHOTOGRAPHY ROBE IROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRA OGRAPHY ROBERTS P : — ; -id)BERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGl OGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS RTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHY ongilituliLtions ' 83! Robert ' s Studio 4167 W. Washington Los Angeles, CA 90018 (213)773-9166 214 CELEBRATE YOUR VICTORIES WITH US Huntington Park (213) 588-5141 Huntington Park Car Wash 2730E. Slauson Ave. Huntington Park Calif. 90255 LU 3-1921 Huntington Park Rubber Stamp Co. • Marking Devices • Computer r pesetting • Rubber F ' rinting Plates 27(il K SlausDii A e. PC) Box 519 Hunlini ldii I ' ark, (. 90255 12131 .S«2-(S461 215 «- Z ecdc % wiW ROMS BRIDAL FORMAL WEAR ■ CUSTOM AND READY MADe JATION5 • OUINCEANEROS DEBUTANTES FLOWER GIRLS a COMMUNIONS DRESS TUXEDOS RENTALS FLOWERS INVITATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY BRIDAL FABRIC a ACCESSORIES 581-5008 6137 6139 PACIFIC BLVD , HUNTINGTON PARK VISA a MASTER CARD ACCEPTED ART REDFOX, JR •HOME OF COURTEOUS SERVICE 1617 West Lincoln Anaheim, Calif. 92801 714 956-1060 2922 East Florence Ave Huntington Park, Calif 90255 213 581-6101 FURNITURE 2133 Florence Ave. Huntington Park 582-8188 GOOD LUCK S OF 1983 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 HUNTINGTON PARK CITY CO UNCIL Mayor Tom Jackson Mayor Pro-Tem Jack Parks Councilman Bill Cunningham Councilman Jim Roberts 217 SINCE 1922 MAURICE J. 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HlNTlNCrON PARK ( AllFORMA 90255 585-0442 Flowers by oL Qa SOUTHEAST FLORIST 741 1 Pacific Boulevard Huntington Parl , California 90255 Phone: 588-8205 SANDWICH MAN 2632 — Zoe Avenue Huntington Park 90255 587-9966 it 588-8484 FLORENCIA PIZZA The Very Best Open 5 Days From 12 Noon Closed Monday and Tuesday 7404 State St., Huntington Park, CA 90255 n If n !i Immi mif fl ' fe ■ 1 i DOMINQGEZ INSURANCE SERVICES Insure and Be Sure All Kinds of Insurances and Bonds 6111 Pacific Blvd. 2 14 Huntington Park, CA 90255 583-2254 583-3338 583-5557 Si ( r •-n Since 1951 6003 Pacific Blvd. at Belgrove Huntington Park Jim Burris • Dick Glaus RAFF JEWELRY CO. 6338 Pocific Dlvd , H P. 562-7386 IRTQIRVED li-ri I TUNE-UP 1 rn SERVICE 1 1 IA automotive -If] P SPECIALIST ' (Si 5621 Pacific Blvd. • Qu ' AmED V Huntington Park. CA MECHANIC 3(j255 JIM MANOS Complete Automotive Service All Work Guaranteed 589-8223 589-2253 225 1 1 - 1 ' - l -1 1 _ i 1 i m 1 ,. l,,MUi ' ppllllil X £ XU l 238 THE LAST SQUEEZE The graphic theme throughout the b ook was so symbolic to our school. With the changing of schedules from year to year, it was almost like we were moving up and down on a graphic scale. But no matter what happened to our schedules, we were still united as one student body. That is why we used the orange theme. We. the students, were individual pieces of the pulp combined in one orange. Since the dead line mania finally ended. ! stepped down from the gGlden cropper empire. Eight months of designing layouts, writing copy, waiting for pictures to arrive, and finalizing quad pacs seemed so endless. With the crazy staff I worked with, they kept me from going out of my mind. The days of whipping up quick layouts before Steve Eddy arrived, came to an end on March 25, 1983 The fact tfiat our staff was new and unexperienced made it more of a challenge in coming up with so many ideas for the book. Everyone learned so much through something we called a learning ex- perience. Being Editor gave me the opportunity to teach the staff all the techniques they will be us ing in the years to come I ' m very proud of our El Recuerdo. thanks to my talented advisor, Mr. G! With his artistic skills and great personality, we were able to put together a great book. You did an excellent job for your first year as advisor. I want to give all the luck to Eddie Rojas and Aymee Valdes next year. Thanks a lot for all your support, Eddie, and for hanging in there with the faculty section. Aymee, try not to drive Mr. G. too crazy and good luck on the Opening Section. Two last people Id like to thank are Gail Jacobs and Felicitas Garcia for all the time they spent typing copy. As for the rest of the staff, you guys were a lot of fun. Thanks for all your help and for teaching me all those songs on KROQ. I am most happy with the Opening Section. Mostly because of the excellent photography of the oranges. And, I hope those who read this book will appreciate the time and effort put into it. I definitely will! Joy Maxwell, Editor Wow!!! What an experience to be involved as an advisor in the production of this yearbook! The students have truly conquered the task of developing a June book on a 3 track year around system. Thanks! Mr. Geilenfeldt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RALPHS MARKET — Manager Rudy De Leon for donating oranges to promote our yearbook at pep rallies. Located at corner of Florence and Rita in Huntington Park David Leyva — for his excellent little Orange Spartans. Robert ' s Studio — Wayne, Hank and Larry for their photography work. KROQ radio station — for entertaining us under our deadline crisis. Yearbook students of Huntington Park High School designed the 1 983 E Recuerdo. On a budget of $20,000, 700 copies were printed at Taylor Publishing Company in El Paso, Texas, under the direction of Stephen Eddy. Copies were sold at $20.00 each. Typestyles us- ed were Korinna for copy and special graphics on headings by Mr. Geilenfeldt. Bound between a hot foiled silver stamped cover, were 240, 100 lb. enameled pages — 30 pages are 4 col- ors. Special colored heavy paper with a 1 color, still photograph, were used on the endsheets. Developing of color and Black White pictures were processed by Roberts Studio in Los Angeles. Photographs were taken by Wayne, Hank and Larry from Roberts Studio and El Recuerdo staff photographers. Senior portraits were taken by Roberts Studio. 240- tVLe.- Z£ w ZxI. T$ loie M ningus -l-o -e-t ' o c . |0O l Ka Via.L;€ dLne5t 00 0 «5lCX l- - COr C ' . ... . Cr (- -- ' MOO -- t. .. - ' o cul CTCiL .|oOr noC(L- V bctfer rvA. 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