Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Alan Sell Robin Short Marie Shuck GooRooMOOSCT8lSB Rnbw8.DydrmBIver Richard Silveira Bert Smith Paddy Smith Monica Sory 'SSCHEVY MPHOWERY .ANAM 327-A.L. SWMCFROGSMASRL '75 M,,w,,,,,! : ' hgissgx J at 'W' ix ,X X .ef if ky Kelly Shue dk 'E' W -'N vt' X it Za J 'E' A' my f Q 2 ' K ..s .+,s5 S.-Y' ' , GQ stil. . gt st t Q , if at as F a R X 5 Nancy Silva Lisa Soutar Donna Stark SW!WOTWHAWAIl80 4WHEELIN'lBFTG! John Stark Sandra Stebbins Dorothy Stevens Michael Stone Richard Storer Harold Suminguit BMA-IHS Mary Giovannoni, and Gordon Moore, were voted by the Senior Class as MOST TALKATIVEH. They have both taken the Evelyn Wood speed talking course, and can say the Alma-Mater in four point two seconds. Mary has been quite active during her stay at lr- vington. She was the Freshman Vice-President, the Girls Block I President, and the ASB. Athletic Commissioner. Mary plans to go to San Diego State, and major in Sports Medicine. Gordon has played football for two years, and was a senior class councilperson. Gordon's future plan is to be a waterboy for the Miami Dol- phines. ,I kk fa iii' If rm Q ra ,E .tmiwssm-4-oezfwr 'Hia F49-2iff'1 Ji 'if. 25

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Kathy Salazar Klaus Saloioki LVVUFRANKIEBABY BUTWHERETONOW? Mark Salvador .QTHANKSMOMLDADI WHYQSQLATERRRME? l 1 2 1 l Fred Sanchez Mark Sanchez of 'Gul Steven Santos Troy Schaa Teresa Schall Ronald Sgr-.l955ey James 5Chm,d Craig Schultz ARJEEPSGRT SWM FWWB GREG ThanxMomDadOutA FB389PALS30W0PT TKGDIFNGDD PROVl6 lIOVTPmm tLast68CarnaroRS LPAPWTATOOWHO? Q- 2 . It ' :r w .A . f. nj -., -f't Q9 1 . aft? V . . - Q 'Q' T l ' Kelly Schurr Karen Schwab Sandra Scott Niles Searls Sharon Secrest William Sedgwick MOMLDADILOVEYOU TMnD4BTLUMDKAJD Firstolfivel INteRNAL COMbus BESTVEARSUSBILY LuvuSTEVEN4EVER DareYou!lLV'ALL lion WOW! LYMAD X ir ' 1-7 Kathy Ferrau and Tony Pagan were voted as the seniors with the most spirit. Whenever there's a school activity involv- ing spirit, Kathy and Tony are usually there. Kathy Ferrau's future plans inc- lude attendance at Ohlone Col- lege, studying Nursing and Mu- sic. Kathy is currently The Pub- Iicity Commissioner, a member of Chamber Chorale, and a Parent Club Representative. Tony Pagan's interest is The- ater Arts, and that's just what he'll be studying, at San Fran- cisco State University. Tony is involved in many clubs such asg P.A.D., Close-Up, Thor Thoats, Chamber Chorale, and Concert Choir.

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'Q f 52 Lisa Swanson Julie Swette Brent Sunderland Benjamin Talamantes Jim Tavares My mother wears lfyournotbeing combat boots!!! bornyouredying w-Q Gafl Tenchlefa V'0IeI T90 Julie Thomas Eric Thompson Robert Tranmmell Jill Tipton MD' MIheLaSl2g0 GWBBF PAT ivMAvDEETEENsHP Longi.iveR0ckAna GOORQQMOOFAAWYJ 8-2nd2GraduareLA THANKS Mao iw vTEuvMisi-iELF,Nu Roiipanynaray LrRssNosi'rENPRo so , ,' Q-rs' v- .L I ' 1 la 2- . - ' I-BUVB Tvrnoe V'Ckl TVUIIIIO John Ulis Winde Underwood Debra Vandenburg Charles VanDuyne SW! SSSRS? BSR LETTHEREBEROCK ALWYS YORS DAVE YES!IllveinOAKL HAWAII SKI 852 HAWAll4,LG798O THX MGD FABBLWB ANDBralrlMaSS3ge PERSON ALITY Tammy Lerch and Craig Schultz were selected as Sen- iors with the NlCEST PER- SONALlTY . Their warm per- sonalities could heat a cold room. Tammy has been in- volved during her stay at Irving- ton. Many hours were spent in her four years of Volleyball, and was titled M.V.A.L. all league setter. She also was a class councilperson. Tammy plans to attend San Diego State and major in Business. Craig has spent much time with Varsity Football, and was Treasurer of Boys Block I. Craig plans to attend the Uni- versity of Alabama and become an Aeronautical Engineer.