Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Hugo Miramontes Michelle Miskowski THYSYIMCRZYBTIH BAGDIM ILU ERIC Ronald Moody Gordon Moore Laurie Morales MUSTANG RULES!! PBSNDROMERITESC SWQIHAWAIIILYMD THANKS MOM BZONTHEWAYCHUCK MCKRGMMPBSMASRP Theres Mcsko Mitch Mount ThanksMomandDad BMA-IHS GODBLESSEVERY1! 45 V' K 4: , l 1 ' . A , ,Tr I 'Q vi 5 l F 5 ,Q K , , Connie Noonan Paul O'Brien BRETHRHLJRFG8 FYWHTRGIJAAWOFO Jim Mulleague Christine Murillo Barry Nelson Jeff Newman GONNA FLY NOW THANKXPLM-LUAH! -s Q r ss ' af ., ' . 1: 'Q lV'7'ff ,rf -Q v . I li ' .1 f Russ O'Brien Juanita Oliver Douglas Olmsted Kevin Ortega WO-HE-LOTHANKSM OMBFGINLJUANGLM --4. ri: fi Pam Bell and Chuck Koehler were chosen by the Senior Class as two of the Most lndividual students at Irvington High. Pam was very active in school sports, such as Volleyball and Basketball and also participated in Band. Pam's future plans are to go to college and major in Busi- ness Linguistics. Chuck, also was quite active dur- ing his stay at Irvington. He was on the swim team and a member of the Ski Club. His future plans include a visit to Europe and then on to U.C. Berkeley or George- town University in Washington D.C. to major in Foreign Affairs.

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l i L . as 5. 'JT Caroline Pex Mark Phelps Desiree Pielado Carlos Plaza Lynn Porterfield Luzarcelia Posada Martha Posada John Promes Tavia Quaid GPymLQM,EIano80 Gbol.Manual ECVMV?AA-KKN lt's life's ill- lLYlats,Arhtur ILyDAD8iMOM BWBD-MBF-IMY-BK usions I recall .' . 2 ' 2 ' A S sal '3 V Colleen Ramos Donna Randa Thomas Rankin Brenda Rebhahn LongLivRockn Rol 3 + BT-L.A'YwABOM RlwaltiIhoyYES M SADARAR OF 80 Colleen Ralph Jimmy Ramirez COLLEEN-JACK CHAMPIONS Ann Redd X., 1 xx Verne Reeves Kelly Burk and Robert Martinez were voted this years Most Likely to Suc- ceed. Kelly plans to at- tend a Liberal Arts College in Washington State yet is undecided in her major. She has been involved in Majorettes and the Stu- dent Council. Robert plans to attend the University of Santa Clara as an Engineering major. He would someday like to operate and own his own Engineering firm. Robert has been involved in Math Club, Ski Club. and CSF. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED