Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)
- Class of 1981
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Middle row, left to right, Lisa Karonovich, Gini Myers, Debbe Croneis, Kelly Barton, Lisa Ortiz, Disa Ortiz, and Bonnie Williams. Bottom row, left to rightg Marie DeCaccia, Ana Martinez, Livy Hendrix, Editorg Gayle Handy, Lisa August, Dann Cae- ton, and Patty Roberts. f,.k , 3. .gg l And then she had the nerve to say, .. 1,2,5,3,6,4, Yep! They're all in order. The Saga Staff is responsible for the production of a year- book. The first step in the yearbook's construction is the organization of pages. Each member is assigned certain pages- and a DEADLINE in which those pages are to be completed. Here is where the work gets tough! The Staff member must get pictures taken and plan a layout around Now to find a catchy headline. 1' , , Yearbook sales are booming! those pictures. The pictures one chooses are very impor- tant, because pictures make a yearbook. This requires hard work and responsibility from each individual, so that the yearbook can be delivered to the students on time. 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Raymond Aguilar 4X4MR AUG7MARU Scott Aker he 6 vc , .,,,. it gl 4 .- . -f,k ,Wi T 1 wL--' yi - fa vi 35 5 1. Antonio Alarcon Ross Alessandro Dayna Andrews BFEHEREICUM WKA LOOKSLIKEWEMADE CURS 56BRDJUMPR ITSIS4EVERYHWHJ F f. 1 1 'P . 52 M I, ' if i w aw iff 'W 'M 1 ff lp xx Denise Araujo Lisa August Robeft Andmws 13 YRS OF HELL YMSHARGSBKBUDJM THNKSMOMIMADEIT , my VX rg S 3 Felicia Ayala Christopher Baca Kristine Baker THE CRUX OF THE SOMEDAYEARTHSEA BISCUIT IS THE' THE GANG! MDlLY ,D 'D as 'H if' S . I , WQ : Laurie Balcerzak Gary Barber PROUD M? IYTWAT DRUMSDRUMMERS MERQLB UTWFO388O BANG BETTER IHS Barker Cara Barnes Ernest Barnes -bi 1 A Greg Bauhofer Coleen Beaty Cassandra Becker ILYM + DSLTDOUGDE CINDALE+ BARBJLF Teri Bell Scott Berger EEQQAEFESELINOS CHOCCHIPCOOKIES Christine Berry Emile Besson I LURNDED GOOD! 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L'S RIFAMOS Catherine Valentin Rebecca Venegas Gilbert Villegas Shawn Vinson Robin Wagganer WE MADE ITJIMSVLG VOSJONTHEROCKS LETSGOPARTY FOR EVER HIGH Ed Weatherton Patty Weber LYMLDSDRRGETKIN KYWIABEAUTICIAN Missey Walberg Theresa Ward LoTsA LAFS SPAZ FLiFEs4LivGwHTs Ryan Wawhouse TGTFSFLUVSTINKS LIVG4?HSMMYJNBN Marcie Weisser Jim Wells Dennis Wentz IMSURIDIVJKFMC LIVING ON TULSA THMGDMKQMRITESUE TlME.ERlCCLAPTON F? DOUS Wescott . Susan Willms Doue LOVE'S DAWN Keliev W 'iamS ANGERITYMARBLE! 56 CHEVY'S RULE WERUNITEDMMRNIK Brenda Williamson Melvern Wiitz Nikki Winovich SBVBTHENIKif34SK SUNISKMSRITEDIANA Amy Wiseman TONY ILY FLA!!! 10-12-79BMCSTKH Steven Wong - - Fred Woodward Kem Wnght TRK FB4 81HSUHIC Riviruvss BEDBFR 177 Sfephen Y0Shif10bU Sheffb' YOUUB Jeffrey Yougsma Daniel Yourish Tammy Ziegenbein LONGJOHNBANDITS LUV U M,D, THU K AL28iFRISBE4EVER Z DID IT 4 U MA Through the years senior favorites have been a tradi- tion at Irvington. The seniors select the people whom they feel stand-out in certain areas, for example, best looking and most likely to succeed. This year the- Saga Staff printed the ballots and distributed them to seniors enrolled in American Government classes, Sen- iors not having American Government were encour- aged to pick up ballots so their votes were also count- ed. Voting is done simply on a voluntary basis. After a week of decision making voting was finalized. The ballots were then returned to the student activities room where they were then counted by Mrs. Morgan. The results of the voting were kept secret until the release of the yearbook. The results of this year's senior favorites were signifi- cant in that the recipients were varied and unique. We in the Saga Staff were quite happy with the results of the poll. At this time we would like to thank everyone who took time from their busy schedule to have their pictures taken. CAMPUS CUDDLERS Mike Rodriquez and Lisa Crabtree .MOSTIJKEUYTO SUCCEED ,Ag ,J Larry Mendoza and Colleen Burk TWWl0FElKJND Claudette Cribbin and Chris Baca is BRIGHTEST EYES 'Q' Q1- BEST BUILD NICEST PERSUNALITY Pan1ManHquez and Lany Mendoza MUST TALENTED 5Q3.:.1,. Ted Barker C es H ' GIS IN H0 cl AV JQIHO SGI H0 H CD W H CUTEST SMILE SHYEST , M if A747 fgqflf YM-nk Kiss, K L 2 Qi2',WQQ,.t if x I , 5 - ' 1 x 'I W Mlm- -4 M' A xi . W!! - 74,12 1 , . 4' N, .5 ,. ,, I k .Q ef -NJ A . ff,+.faf-1 .A 4 I if - M My x ,uf hp Bill Schall Donna Strand and and Gloria Serrano Scott Aker MDST BEST LDDKING DEDICATED FQ' +55 E' -, ., 1 5': , F, , . -. , -.ww '1 X L H ,N 4 M g if-.1 Mike Rodriques Ana Marie Martinez and and Becky Davis Larry Mendoza 'Q' MOST ATHLETIC CAMPUS FLIRTS NICEST HAIR Livy Hendrix and Kevin Wright CAMPUS CLGWNS EQ f and Kevin Torrence IS6I H0 SGIJJIHUAVH HUINGIS SENIIDR FAVURITES 0F 1981 MUST LIKELY T0 ELASHIEST BE HEARD FASHIIINS Alan Smith FAEHHITE , R Pang I' an fix gb iffgnn My TEACHERS M SW' n M '.2 E Q E QL Y 6 90' X455 ox , V wi 40 Mrs. Laura Debus and Mr. Ben McEnte Q . I MQ ffl 451 ,l' ui x ffl 2-ss, P4 txt? wt xl Q5A' K. if fi x. xii i' Q. L., -sa is 1 in Y' t. we 'Q J whyctliere ish page the middle ofthe year- with a lbunch g of on it?! Well this is the. itors page. This . who yearbook i's-.differ- 0 whats one 'more t changed. Llketthey J 1 'I I I ay V5iriety is the spice life-f' 5 4.1 I fl , 5 Q . . Are youx all won-K' ' Q N ' 1 - ',,.,,, I ,-rv , J, M ,fo . , ZX NK A N4-X Q ll I I wg, n ' it K Eirst off, ,thank-you-e Mr. Franco for giving me this job. I was aflltt,Ie'scaredXin the beginning, It wasia lot of responsyibilityg but 'a challenge? that I enjoyed. Only one person can be Editor, but thetask of it has everyone on fthe,s'taff involved. I didn'tf' know what to expect of the staff' ,lsV, '14 I iq ' sei 54 If s. ' 5 'glee r Win- - f rr: , ' +L. vw I' 'ig. - -yd-' this year because we were all so different. We had to get to know each other, learn to work to- gether and help each oth- er out. In my opinion, l was surprised to see that everything turned out as well as it did and I just want to say that l'm proud of the staff as a whole! Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Blum ar1dlMs.Trabookis, thanks for' being ,gfeat friends to me. Youlall three, helped me in thedareas ls- exeideid support. Thanks for a e smiles when I iaskedfto al N . 'thxe favors. 'Q blink .. ig Randy, without wo.uldn't have a' Q93 I 'hope we dldn't make I too crazy! I knew I could Count on you for anythingill I needed. l'II miss you! The class of 1981! Well we are definitely eccentric. We always seem to be original. I hope everyone likes this yearbook, there are a lot of changes, things done differently, but it's a one-of-a-kind, 9 . sag .3 -.., ' t 'ss I , I -ii rl! .ag is ,ff .. 42- . was Cassandra Burris Tracy Birdwell TOP TE The top ten are chosen strictly on their scholastic achievement. These students have obtained a near 4.0 grade point average during their four years at Irving- ton High. This award is a great honor. Congratulations seniors! ' i Colleen Burk Fred Gallegos Scott Carpenter Virginia Havenhill Fred Landers Deanna Stewart Byron Dronkers Tracy Thames VIKING AWARDS T ' Viking Awards are awarded to graduating seniors who have participated in school ac- t tivities and have shown their dedication to T Irvington High and the students. T i Ted Barker Tracy Birdwell Colleen Burk Brenda Bussard . Livy Hendrix Maureen Henry - Anamarie Martinez . Larry Mendoza Scott Stewart Tracy Thames ,Q-Z 3 I sm Zig i if 1 : ?j ?!bHi i gm H si gg if QD... 5 l .Q 1-' Xe 2 Xgiff Q, ofsijii xp! 2 'Agfa ' XX Shox? W M, algo 59 an Q39 'iff 33 D 9 2 .f f 5 250 Qfgfob' 6071 bw? XS 5' 90317 JL -594 , 3 f F, 9441.5 MQ 'b ., H47 GGY? dwarf? 95, IVZNXQI Q30 N Q96 Q of i 83 as ml Xoenlglfmljii ir ms A7 QDJB' ! gf' 'QD5 B594 vQ,y V,fQfLSad ff ,f?76,725f6'?9 0 ON J3 LL? ' 752 4 Q5 fb ,ka 9 39 '33 52 q'55,5QxN9'b 426235 63 2? 29 6 - Wi VR 555 ANC ,F Aren't we adorable? Giddy up! N' 1980-81 They caught the wave . You're no fun. I I just can't wait! You're so sweet. 50 SE IURS GET R DICAL! Toga party? Ya man! You put your right foot in. You put your right , ,. M. 1 Will the real statue please sit down. Radical , is the word for this year's seniors as they won first place with their theme, Radical Romans . Many seniors attended toga parties dressed in sheets to raise the senior spirit. Their main chant was TOGA, Hail Ceasar! TOGA ! Using the colors Green and Blue, the , i seniors decorated the hall and courtyard. by They used several props such as pillars and -' chariots. 5 ' TKWFQY ,- 1.1 On Tuesday, October twenty first, the seniors took second place in the tricycle race and bottle sucking contest. On Wednesday, the seniors took second place in Human Sun- dae and joining up with the freshman, they -4 won both volleyball games. We got my top hat' The vogue woman! Hail! Hail! The gang's all here! The Few , The Proud , The Juniors , were some of the many slogans the juniors used on their posters, during spirit week. Their theme was the Armed Forces and was demonstrated well with the colors mud brown and navy blue. The courtyard decorations consisted of color- ful posters and trenches made with sandbags. Many juniors participated by dressing up in army, navy, and other military uniforms. Com- petition was tight between the seniors and ju- niors, as the seniors won by just a few points over the juniors. VFW! 88 Q :W Ae Oh! He's cute! Let us out! .IE Boogie Woogie bugle boy of company B Left, left, left, right, right? HE EE , THE PRO , HE J IURS 'llllllf' I l I LQQL-1 5 Look at that build!!! UPHO IDR PIRIT WEEK The Sophomore Class chose Sports Spectacular as their theme. They decided on the colors Yellow and Red to decorate their assigned section of the hall and courtyard. The center of their bench was made into a small football field. The bench itself resembled a race track. The President of the Sophomore class was Ron Anth- ony, and the Vice President was Michelle Shuck. L T IA he gangs all here! l sx l'm soooo tired ... 11 Sophomores -R- on the ball. all UCTUBER 23, 1980 FRESHMAN The Freshman Class of 1984 chose Hillbillies as their theme. They decorated the halls and courtyard with the colors Turquoise Blue and Orange. The center of their bench was an old- fashioned still. They sold balloons to their classmates that had Freshman Feud written on them. This years Freshman Class President was Pe- dro Rodelas, and the Vice President was Kim Siqueria. 2 .. Are the Seniors really winning 7 Aren't I cute? Get down 2-3-4. And first-runner up is S 9 x W J ' ,.,x' fl , Throw it over here! Livy Hendrix runner-up Mr. and Miss Viking. Congratulations, Ted. Who's that team that's moving slow Lgok mom, if Says my name!!! if 1 as TQ eeii -l '?Qi V7T-ii :J y E L .157 55? H N 5 ' h as ' , The 'yt E Efi'7 -:film I ICU 4' X25 fy is mf Q P. .. 1 ' ' I we if f L ,r T 2 . . g X , . ,Q -, 1 R25 .lwsvx ig, .lwml fn ' ' , . 'V H iw' 5 N . ' , itixt Q x x .x 1 i. Y 47's .,-we M , ss ' ffxw gt-,LM Gardner runs back a punt return. who has the baH?! 1980 H0 Eco NG Pisle fakes out another one. l A . r' . rwxs l y , .W-,5 g V V , My , V... We're proud to be Vikings!!! Jim Lea goes for another touchdown. The Homecoming Game this year was held at Tak Fudenna Stadium Octo- ber 24, 1980. Newark's Memorial High School and the Vikes put on a fine contest with the Vikes winning with a score of 28 to O. The JV's also had a good night, scoring a 28 to 6 victory. During the half-time fes- tivities Mr. and Miss Vi- king were given their awards together. The win- ners were, Tracy Birdwell and Larry Mendoza. Spirits were up at the Coronation dance as ev- eryone danced to the best of The Pyramid Band. 55 . 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Homecoming Queen and Nlr. Viking candidates were in- troduced to the student body. The freshmen did their skit to the theme of HilIbillies . Following the freshmen were the sophomores show- ing their sportsman-like spir- it with their Sports Spec- tacular skit. Armed Forces was the theme for the juniors. They did their skit to a U.S.O. dance. Radical was the word for this years seniors as they did their skit to a Roman theme. 58 ,,,.-og-nav' Its the latest fashion gg ,fm W f a. f Y N Q' , wfm if 1111 '-'X' 4 as f W Sf -we fn : ' T ' Q . u'ffg::qgJ 5 S 1 U' 3 1-,,,5 53' L 1 M I - 'F WOW Wh 'I S .Q I 'f 'fffnf , Q as esting, 1 2 3 No strings attached years Variety Show was in Valhalla. It was Id on February 25 and 26 by dents interested in showing their talent. This years Mas- s of Ceremonies were Ted rker and Janeen Smith. Spe- I acknowledgements for pi- accompaniments were Stewart, Laura Pleskich, Tracy Turek. Use Ivory soap Tri Axe CRock Bandb .,,. Bridge Over Troubled Water Summer Nights . ,..,, .... Close Encounters fDanceJ Evergreen ...,.......... Theme from Mahoganny . Whip it Dance ..,.,..,....., The Rose , . . Hands of the Priestess . ,. Great Scott ... .. . Big Spender .....,....... Earwax CNew wave bandb .. I hate Bob Hope DEVO Delinquent . . . .Gary Barber Dan Lomas Steve Moore Norm Rose ...David Sherman Margaret Young ...Laurie Capstaff Dave Kelly ...Lisa Cabanyog Teri Smith . . . .Nancy Depper Diane Durden . . . . . .Mary Reeve Elizabeth Martinez Kelli Pedrani ..,..,Mary Reeve Tracy Turek Linda Wood ...Melody Krause Steve Moore ........Scott Hall ...Laurie Capstaff Ted Barker ..........BobI Bob ll Bob Ill Bob IV Hit me with your best Shot Dance .... ..... L isa Cabanyog Sail On ............... I Won't Last a Day Without You .... Barry Manilow Medley ............ .. l'm Ready CDancel The Parrot .... Still .....,... .. Me, Myself, And I .. .. Guitar .................. . Laurie Capstaff . .Cindy Nicholson Tracy Turek Margaret Young . . . . . .Linda Wood . ...Marian Albert . .Anthony Adams Angela Anderson Darryl Dawson Banna Jackson Mike Russel . . ..,.. Ted Barker Dave Sherman .. .Laurie Capstaff David Kelly . .Brian Nicholson .....Robin Barber Robert Hendershot Clones, We All Are CDanceD .., . ..,., Laurie Capstaff Finale ..,.. Mike Mason . . . . .Ted Barker r . .C . mv 4-1 ll'-cial .f-.L . U. iii lk fl fa ,n- ......- , W..-I. J- nf' 5 N.,-.u .. xx. ' i ,. 4 . 517 1 I 7 0 1 . I l -.- , 1, x ,,un. 5 n 1 - .4,' Q ,W . ' 3..-Jr.L.,. M ' x J . ,hwy 3,01 ,, . .-..s, , 151, 196114 v w . 'lf' L I x K g . 't ' U ' ,J ,kxvn ..! 1' n.,xA,. ...lr--' ' I ,- Y X ff . I 8 M , . 1, 1 Q , Q 'I .hgfw .,, . , -t W T , , My , Nm..,. I V k I . , ,Q-1-v, - - P, -Q., Vg. 1 Ax af fiospnw.. ,Q,-Qgxj-nw,,q-0 4' . . - , . . J V' .- ' air: W ' ,.. r- ,gf ' C -f 1 qw- ' X, A -..x.'v Qfqey g '.:. w- , V- ' 1 K , .vw- ' . 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Most of the team will be returning next year add- ing success to both J.V. and Varsity teams. left to right bottom row Aaron Phillips Jeff Casler Matslmitsu Todd Cramer, Jeff Scott, Kevin Perreria, Asst. Gray Tony Contreras Tim Allen Jon Mltrlck Middle Coach Al Huckaby Top row: Jeff Gardner, Wesley Wilson, Cheryl Pearce Cstatj Head Coach Bill Caprassecca Bray Geddes Ed Olander, Terry Williamson, Ray Everett, Barnes Cstatj Harold Abbott Mark Youngberg Eric Steve Sewel Sean Montoya. RSITY According to Coach Gary Miller this years Varsity Football team, though quite young, was very competitive and exciting to watch. The four wins, six losses record was a bit disap- pointing but they did play four teams in the top ten in the East Bay and lost three games by a total of eleven points. The team was led by senior co- captains Mike Schanen and Kyung Lee. Although we are losing some fine seniors, next year, the Vikings will have twenty-five returning letter- men. Among those returning will be all-league selections Chris Knight and Scott Garner. This years squad has laid the ground work for a strong team next year. Just warming up! 64 A Good game Vikings! Run Tim, run. INITBALL Pictured left to right, Bot- tom row: Head Coach, Gary Miller, Russell Duncan, Dan Morris, Rick Fischer, Gary Walters, Fred Woodward, Kyung Lee, John Griffith, AI- fredo Cantu, Jeff Louie, As- sistant Coach, Bob Tierney. Middle row: Gini Myers, Lisa August, CStatsJ, Greg Collins, Jim Lea, Neil Jacques, Scott Garner, Charles Hayes, Mike Schanen, Jim Evans, John Schuler, Mike Williams, Bob Baucom, Livy Hendrix, Marie DeCaccia, CStatsJ. Top row: Joe Brown, Gary Hale, Joe Valentine, Jeff Armstrong, Chris Knight, Scott Pisle, Dean Church, John Castano, Jon Jones, Gordon Tibbetts, Ed Crosswhite, Tim Palmer. Kick lt hard! Movin' fast down the field. ' W 1 ' 'f -I ' - - . fm. 'wit'-X .epsfc , 'r'iv'rfsa9fa,y:zw fi: 'v49gg14,,',.'. g , . f , x, -fs -1 fi ,yt.'f2,, gg I, A we 91363 n,M,,w ., we -r ..1' -f' ' ' 034 ' eff' , .W , ' . ,' 'fs ' . Q T ff 1 1' . ., .V f i'3?Q sr'i ,ll .','- Fifi T iff 'T if 7fgffl1HQ1wi?5?5'lf' If .ill?'-if .,x,.L,M,f,11:.,,. f Q, 'xrfibm-gy, fJ,,.,3k, M. ,g-V, .1 2:55, 4Vf5V1:!iKmi.cx:e.,, :5fkl1,:5t,5L.Jff,3g 4 ' ., .J wr, 'L -Vg' , QW? fav 1 Q: . wg. 195 ,uf -1, If - M sh 6 ,fjfqg ,he f ,,.j'z 'vcfgl , ,. .Viz f ' 7: K 1 -25.11, 2,15 ' 3' 1177 T- ,k..,,, . ,, L ,. , ,., 4. , , 7 4. ,QW ,-, ,L Take it down, Scott. FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL This year's squad consist- ed of twenty-six players, but unfortunately, after fi- nal cuts were made only eighteen players re- mained. With the pitching of Bret Delehoy, James Barker and Dave Becker, defense was very sound. The offense, with hitters like Bryon Fink, Brent Fink and Matt Baldini balanced the strong defense. The team posed an agressive threat in the M.V.A.L. Q f tpupyqafar ......, 0 ...Lin 5' 'f -V' 5' . Burbank, Jon Dunn, Keith Pleskach, James Barker, Dan Mitrick, Ray Pangelinan. Middle row, John Mi- trick, Brent Fink, Jeff Scott, Bob Sione, Matt Bullis, Come on, right over the plate! 66 Here it comes ready or not. '.-A 'Vt r ,Vfyfi -'ka W' Pictured above, left to right, top row, Coach Scott Matt Baldini. Bottom row, Larry Lara Mike Tim Locke, Troy Pfeffer, Glen Turnipseed Fink, Scott Holman. it. 4525 ary Twins? FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - l Pictured left to right, top row: Coach Denny Mar- row: Rick Gray, Cam Conwell, Trevor Scott, Tom tinez, David Gomez, Troy Nelson, Brian Barnes Tre- Ford vor Wellman, Dan Mitrick, Eric Bjornson, Bottom This year's Freshman Basketball Team had been the first at Irvington in three years. With a pre- season record of 2-2, Coach Denny Martinez stated that the team had great depth on the court and coming off the bench. l'm so mad, I could All we need is defense. l 67 Qiv BOYS J. . BASKETBALL The J.V. Basketball team was coached this year by Phil Rockey. The team was right at the top in both their defensive and offensive aver- ages. The team captains were Scott Pisle and Rgngyjlalmer. The pre-season record was sev- en wins and two losses. This years team was made up of two freshman, six sophomores, and four juniors. The average team members height was 5'1O , and the tallest player was 6'3 . Players singled out for their good sports- manship were Tim Battaion, Grable Ramirez and Ray Thatcher. Coach Rockey feels the team has a very good chance for the M.V.A.L. Championship, although he said it may be diffi- cult being the returning Champsf lllNlNu5 'QlllNuSl Mug C. fx l X X L f Jiilfilfff P ,. kj' V J H1 CCAAQU A X3 G. J, D I f , .. 1 ,lf v T f Ml Q R ,JVC ss'. l 'V Q XX X If 1 Q-' 'th' , B f. ,LYXJL .Kwik M v' 1. xy! -1.94. ii 'Q 4 W. i r ,I ficturedhqabove, lejtiggizight, Bottom row. Neil Jacques, Craig Conner Sanxchez? RgrTcI5Ifalme'r, Davewliarman, RayfThatcher. Tolp- row: Coa R ey eafwlontoya wesbiey Wilson James Rodrlquiet Greg Wolfe qcrk . 3.1, 4 ' mg- ' ,T I, ' 15 1' ,xX Eisle. Tim Battaiorr,1Brad Comptons Not picturedXGrable Ramirez? f tt' yyf' wi X V vt C l iw-1-Q x-lb L.. + D A- 1 X Lklpxj V X A 68 ,gf i,.,f V ' ' T we ' l ' 1 .Q i .f O , ' Q. . ff I .-.,f Z V MQ- ' .3 lg c, -Lg f' Si1agitT' I 2 1' f ,Y lf .3 K V f tx K, Q.:-ni y . 'P' Q JY! gy KKK, , B . is N , .sig V 51 Q N What happened Coach? Fight for that ball! n - f 0YS VARSITY BASKETB LL N P57 Nxyluy ,Q--' 1 IX N I , M, U uf Lousy call ref. Pictured above, left to right, Bottom row: Don Harman, Scott Garner, Tim Palmer, Gil Vlllegas, Curt Valdovinos. Top row: Bobby Smith, Dean Church, Chris Knight, Lee Gifford, Dave Graham, Dan Birdwell, Coach Jerry Hein. This years Varsity Basketball team was coached by Jerry Hein. The team averaged 65 points per game. The captains were Don Harman and Tim Palmer. The pre-season record was four wins and five losses. The leading scorers were Don Harman, Tim Palmer, and Bobby Smith. Returning to the team next year will be Tim Palmer, Scott Garner, Chris Knight, and Dan Birdwell. The graduating seniors from the team will be Don Harman, Bobby Smith, Dean Church, Dave Graham, and Curt Valdovinos. The average height was 6'2 , and the tallest players were Knight and Graham at 6'4 . Coach Hein said this years team played well gg together, and under control. He felt the T-'A' P players worked very hard and played like champions. That a way Dan. l've had enough! ,'255 , L., f ... .rf l Y A 1 Make that basket Dean. Go Vikings!!! 69 This year's varsity base- ball team had brains as well as skill. Coach Bill Sinnott was fortunate in having returning players such as, Mark Orrock, Lyle Nevels, Don Harman, and James O'Brien. With their knowledge the team wasn't lacking in exper- ience. With the hitting of the above mentioned players and that of junior, Joe Valentine the offense was well in line. Defensive- ly, Scott Garner who played second base and Danny Guerra who played short stop, the two posed a fast threat to anyone who hit the ball their way. fo H 56? V 70 VARSITY BASEBALL -udhnng Pictured above, left to right, top row, Gayle Dan Bangham, Dan Morris, Marshall Ranger, Handy, Kerry Richards, Cstatsj, Bob Baucom, vid Greene, Steve Greenwood, Neil Jacques James O'Brien, Jeff Armstrong, Mark Orrock, Palmer. Bottom row, Glen Lima, Dan Don Harman, Joe Valentine, John Bader, Coach Scott Garner, Paul Weisenburger, Earl Boles, Bill Sinnott, Lisa Karonovich fstath. Middle row, Knecht, Lyle Nevels. 'W t Throw that ball right this way! As the coach looks on Made it! Boy did we blow that one! Will he make it? You are definitely out! And WS a hit O.K what's going on over therel? This year Varsity Soccer Team was very strong. Returning Varsity Soccer players were Steve Yoshinobu, Marshall Ranger, Duke McKay, Fred Manri- quez, Ken Silvey and Eric Garcia. According to Coach Bill Sinnott, the team had two freshman players, Alan Bailey, as sweeper and Pedro Rodelas as goalie. Eight sophomores, five ju- niors, and four seniors rounded-out the squad. Offensively, Eric Garcia and Fred Manriquez led the way, On defense, Marshall Ranger and Steve Yoshin- obu guarded the net. Jim West at stopper gave strength in the middle. Control- ling the mid-field was Darris Larsen, Duke McKay, Kurt Hickam and Dominic Dutra. The team raised money by selling candy dishes, sponsored a juggle-a-thon and participated in paper drives. The money raised went to the Irvington High's Soccer Program. The program then bought balls, uniforms and practice jer- seys. The Junior Varsity team was a good group of young men. They are a nucleus for next years Varsity Soccer team. The 1980-81 was a building year. But never count a Viking out! S CCER S CCER S Bottom row left to right: Glen T Charlie Glover, Jared Sare, David Gabe Ormonde. Middle row: Scott Greg Combs, Scott Thompson, CCER .. . J' ' ia 41' N get ,gt .. as M k,!fg'f1i 34316 3 may !'ek'm 151 if 'Z fi ff 5 J F 'ff VW 2 S' Dominic Dutra Mid-Air Collision Fighting for the ball. Bottom row left to right: Steve Steve Yoshinobu, Alan Bailey, Fred quez, Somnuk Kularb. Middle row: coach Jim Balthrope, Jim West, Perdo mv A 2 IN 4 - ,v'.-iw, 391 M' ,. 3391-ip:3sf,,3V3?w'A Y, 52 51327 li -' . f ixwgt Q, 1 -. .1 ep W aww. M.: 1 'F -5' ,fb 'W 'V M , N xl' is 2 1 , m . ,.,, ,M alt' Q, ,Z l' vw it -L ' 59' -1 A WWMYSJQT Q- , , Li ,L X,.-., ,T M ?:gg52e,g:+fwg M- -f fc 5.5 'Yak-' . .lg,f.G - iw .Ji 'fi--a . gi, sas, 34. a M I 'L S + -!L'..,71 'f '3 ? Q - ,- --,Q w A N: - wp W-I . -A-,P 1: sm cum smwizcnu wr . , MXXK f4atx?ff M' ,,,, 'fs 'Y -5 L I 1?,:,kE43iSk'A'u 1 357' iv in nw-41. af sf M r-1 wa XW Q -49-ka 1' J ai I .:0-'Smal' , Jef 1 A . i.- fx vw f-a-L' Returning lettermen on the varsity wrestling team were Donny Barnes, Rich Figueroa, Gary Gibson, Jerry Palmer, Sam Rodri- guez, and Eric Tornoe. Sam Rodriguez returned this year as last year's first place Mission Valley Athletic League Champi- on, Jerry Palmer returned as second place league champion, and Gary Gib- son returned as third place league champion. Varsity team captains were Donny Barnes and Jerry Palmer. This year's junior varsity team consisted of Scott Aker and Ross Alessan- dro. 74 WRESTLING Pictured from left to right, front row: Rich Figue- roa, David Johnson, Bryon Eacret, Eric Tornoe, Paul Wagoner, and Gary Gibson. Back row: Coach Fern, Donny Barnes, John Seymour, John Donny Barnes Schuler, Jerry Palmer, Ross Alessandro CJ.V.J, Scott Aker CJ.V.J, Jeff McHone, David Virgo, Ed Gilmore, and Mark Dotterer Cmanagerj, Jerry Palmer 'Q-5. X What are we looking for? Coach Fern giving some advice. You can get him Rich. '41 5 1 Alley OOD! Now what do I do Coach? -Q How about a game of Ieapfrog? N--Q. STRETCH!! Eric has a hold. BUYS VARSITY TRACK its V Pictured left to rightg bottom row, David Carlisle, Fred Todd Cramer, John Brooks, Pat Erwin, Ron Ely Woodward, Fred Manriquez, John Griffith and Mike Coach Bob Buum. Top row left to right, Jeff Williams. Middle row left to right, Randal Watson, Bobby Smith, Chris Knight and Rex Barber. This year's Varsity Track team was coached by Bob Buum. He felt that if ev- eryone stayed healthy, they would have an interesting season. This year's track season started in March and ended in ' X June. -Quinn ,4- According to Coach Buum, some of the greatest assets of the team were Rex Bar- ber in long distance, John Griffith in low hurdles and middle distance, Bobby Smith in hurdles and sprints, Fred Wood- ward in middle distance, Ron Ely in middle and long distance, Jeff Gardner in sprints ,,,,, ,,L,2,,,,- ,i, :, and middle distance, Todd Cramer in pole vault and triple jump, and Randal Watson and Chris Knight in shot put and discus. Y'!l-.sl The team practiced everyday after school and occasionally one found an Irvington runner dashing around Fremont. r?W YY Get on the stick TR T THEIR ST FF This one's for the Seagulls rr.. ' ., nf- ' Oh what a feeling! Viking spirit running long Go for it Randal!! A? ,,,,., if K asks S That's a joke, right?? 0SH-SOPH TRACK This year's Frosh-Soph Track team was short in some events but the events covered were in- teresting according to Coach Bob Buum. Great- est assets to the team were members: Mark Youngberg, throwing the shotput and discus and Bill Tolley, running the middle distance. The team attended the Township Relays at Cha- bot College and did well. X -4 Pictured left to right, Bottom row: Tom Ford, vich, Bill Tolley, Brian Korte Mark Dave Johnson, Scott Miskowski, Greg D'Ambro- Greg Combs, Miguel Munoz Coach Bob gio, Ed Payton, Mike Young. Top Row, Rob Wino- 78 '!.--QP Fly Delta 'Nr 'C-' T -sw if? tru. x A 'Q-B11-.Ffa v-.fs - . .yi ' Good jump! as . .-41-nd ..4r John Brooks The 1980 Cross Countr good y y team had a ear. Rex Barber lead the varsity team season while Javier was close behind. Barber and he the va were selected outstanding runners t se ason. Scott a freshman, Rob Winovich, a did an job for the team. Munoz did an job for the team, but also a key runner varsity team. rsity team third in the I finals this season the Frosh-Soph finished second. left to rightg row, Chris Miguel John Brooks, Bar er Mark b , . Back row, Garibay, Scott Rob Rich David David Carlisle :WW V' , 1 - - Jie 'fs 'lt .e-3595955 je' KM , ,IHWQM ,ag.'l u,2?3'r , wi ga:,, eras' J ' A ?5'fiif rw ., W 4....ig'.,5l Rich Figueroa Mark Dotterer Miguel Munoz YS CRUSS M4 Du, Don't hit me, please!! BOYS VARSITY TENN S This years Varsity Tennis Team will be trying for their eighth MVAL championship season. lr- vington has dominated the league in the past years. Lead- ing the team is Dan Mira- montes and Kai Chan, who are both seniors and playing for their fourth year. Returning from last year are Steve Yo- shinobu, Jorge Sulivan, Mike Miller, Dan Domeier, Richard Rosenberg, and Dan Askin. These players have all contri- buted to the success of the team. This years JV Tennis Team is going through a slow and diffi- cult rebuilding process in which they will try to gather more tal- ent. Leading the JV team is Tim Meyer and Eric Bjornson. This will be the first year for all the players on the team. .54-I---A Pictured Left to Right: Front Rowg Jim Osko- Hammes, Dan Miramontes, Kai Chan vich, Richard Rosenberg, Hugh O'Donnell, Yoshinobu, Mike Miller, Jorge Sulivan Dan Domeier, Evan Huelfer. Back Row, Miss BUYS J TENN S TI:-'ff'wSLf'si Exim it gl 5 xx . Q 1 ',-' ?iLbs S 6 .-Aw. we KW' H Q - ' Q-I Pictured Left to Right: Front Row, Doug Cup- Back Row, Miss Hammes, Brent ples, Tim Meyer, Richard Hewitt, Tim Burch. Larry Mendoza, Eric Bjornson, Dan I in X TENN S ' TENN S ' TENN S 59 Those darn flies. 44 W I . X ',.'f 12-,G v. . . -,xv w 4- -1 -i'f'W,, 'e Q Qfff-mm .fm 5? VE? Wfw ', Q a -C' :ps E - . 412,:f-M P- -, czmwu x . .-wb 1302 ' 4 -S-efwx, 'f - Z . 23 S 1., .fa . A Q' -. ' - .1 -y,fAyj:'ip1 bv, , . ,gmf.-.,,4gf 14Pf?:- ,J 5 A'- I, +12-7-def '-' ,Sf . . IZ? ,,.-'11-.'-QQ'-:-:-:-J 'fil' :- ': ip 'ri' Vg' ' , fc -' e,-s,::g1e-:c?2ff:' .1 , lyk... MN, Q -, -Q' .. raw.. 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SWIMM NG sry , . , 2 'Af . :fc fzaf 15'-Y ' 3 DJ-li 4 'L 1'1 '- ., - -A v V f ' f--J f .ciafxs K. , .-,- ec..-,I , .. 1, -, :sf ska. :Qi , I 1 I -. Q. s . . .. Y -I 'Q -3.213 gigs E N . v 5, , gg. ,jr flea Afgixs . by tb A A Bottom row left to right, Lon Lawhorn, John Trott. Ken Driggers, Troy Nelson, Richard Walters, Middle row left to right, Rob Kerribijn, Bill Goff, Jeff Harer, Scott Hoorn, Paul Baker, Matt Swanson Bills, Jamie Smith, Jeff Harris. Top row left to right, Pigman, Coach Whitmore. W i'-F-1 If .. .wr-.-'fix ' W Did she really? League champs had been the rule for two years. With the return of 1980 stand-outs Rob Harer, Lon Lawhorn, Matt Swanson, com- bined with a pool full of newcom- ers, such as early stand-outs Bill Goff, Jeff Harris, Jamie Smith, and Rob Kerrebijn the 1981 sea- son was no exception to the rule of Champions at Irvington , ac- cording to Coach Whitmore. R fig' 1' vlwecee- S r r . Sm . 7' Q., in 1' .W -'flzyffyf-55:-wr. rs, y txt' JVM., 'QS-,izlfg 'A Q: aff ' 'A -. 5 Ns , J ,vc-.,- fs . A' -' A ' W I SV: R5 W5 . ' . N' J .,.... , it W X Any time coach. How much further? I I ' 'f 'X QV,- ' 'f ', s K M .,c if . Q i ' if its sy Q J J W N . , , . ' Q. W . ,A ' 2' ' -F'-3' A NN Go Eric l'll show you how. VARSITY SW I 1 row left to right, Rob Prosch, Chris Pimentel, Musci, Middle row left to right, Sam Nicholas, Richard Saint, Neal Weeks, Jim Kaka- F.l.S.H.? ., ,, --.. ,C . , ,L . . cek, Charley Lincoln. Top row left to right, Casey Lincoln, David Harer, lan Conger, Jim Driggers, Eric Christensen, Chris Demming, Coach Whitmore. And they're off! The 1981 Varsity Swim Team lead by seniors, Jim Kakacek, Rob Prosch, and Jim Driggers had much po- tential to challenge some school records. All were look- ing forward to a good showing at the N.C.S. champion- ships. Junior Richard Saint, Sophomores Craig Musci, Chris Deming, and also freshman Jeff Bills and Neal Weeks are lrvington's future standouts. With nine re- turning Varsity swimmers, this years team was one the M.V.A.L. had to respect. This years junior varsity team was a very spirited and enthusiastic group. For many it was their first experience on the hard- wood and a great learning experience. The Varsity group will be well supported in the years to come from this fine young team as they improve their skills. Whenever a team plays the Irvington J.V.'s they know they're in for a bat- tle for the entire game. GIRLS J. . BASKETBALL lilisg 4 '-f at, X Y Nfcr yfnuvz Pictured above, left to right, front row, Cindy Pinal, Heidi Barnes, Kim Goroum, Patty Kee- ley. Middle row: Ursula Benton, Darnell DeVil- is s J-5 I 1 J,V,',,,, V A M Reach for it! lanueva, Monica Armsdon, Back rowg Coach Jeff Pohl, '1 Elaine Alessandro, Valerie DeCamara 145s .1 ...,i.,y X ik 'CW' ' Valerie in action! GIRLS VARSITY ASKETBALL TU' UGS tex Pictured above, left to right, front rowg Jane Robin Heinemann, Tracy Birdwell, Cindy Hall. Robello, Barbie MacDonald, Therese Ortiz, Back row, Coach .lack Boterenbrood, Laurie Vero nica Mitrick. Middle rowg Kathy Gomm, Lemke, Rena Wack, Laura Ezell. I Laura gets it again! Jump Higher! This years team was com- prised of four sopho- mores, six juniors and one senior. Although, they were a young and inexpe- rienced team they were championship contenders throughout the season. The team won the Sports- manship Trophy at the Acalanes Tournament and Laura Ezell was selected All Tourney at the Califor- nia Tourney. Rena Wack broke Terrie MacDonald's school scoring record of 31 while playing against Memorial High School. She scored 32 and was selected Argus Prep of the Week. With the hard work, dedi- cation, and team unity that this young group pos- sesses, next years team should end up in the win- ner's circle. mx If xr .V. SW M CHAM S Pictured left to right, Bottom row, Terisa Estacio, Denise Bortz, Shari Keeth, Cindy Guesnon, Robyn Smith, Linda Kavanaugh, Colleen Burk. Second Row, Joanne Brisbin, The Junior Varsity Swim Team has won the cham- pionship for the third year in a row. Top swimmers this year were Terisa Estacio, Debbie Morris, Joanne Bris- bin, and Denise Bortz. Most Valuable award was given to Terisa Estacio and Joanne Brisbin. Colleen Burk re- ceived Most Dedicated and Most lmproved. Teri Potter Teri Potter, Charlene Langley, Denise Brown, Laura terer. Third row, Coach Soderman, Suzanne Ruthi Bull, Delores Bortz, Tami Bally, Kim Goroum. DQ on -flqm lt's cold Go T UA RSITY SWIMM NG Pictured left to right, Bottom row, Bonnie Williams, Terry Ford, Linda Domeier, Casey Lincoln. Second row: Chris Baker, Vicki Putman, Donna Domeier, Tammy McKay, Coach Soderman. Third row: Kim Barker, Cindy Ford, Vicky Kendall, Julie Cotter. Social hour? , 1 ix , ,NNN Yi v t-lfff I :, ' '- N .lg ,JL I in L, . ., t- , X . ,g , , . L 'Sidi We 1 if . i If l 1. . if ' A 5 5 lc pta- le- -f n:na:li!lhn:y 1Egjf -vr-, T ,gn 1v1my,F:,l en ,.., 'V ' v , +- ..4': 4-A ewxix ,., ' 'X 5 4 -il A .. I' .X Wi.. h w, s A I 1 Q CLC fi . ff .. 'X J' ' my ,V , 9 :i f A-.5 R ., w xi M LK ska- .. 0 .4 ,ftzr-'W ' M A K ,- -re mlfrf., , . - t Go for it! The Girls Varsity Swim Team had a good season this year. They won five meets and lost two. The girls had tough competition from Washington and Mission. Irvington fin- ished third in the league. The Most Valu- able swimmer, for the fourth year-in-a-row- was Vicky Kendall. Most Dedicated was Cindy Ford and Tammy McKay. Most Im- proved went to Linda Domeier. Other top swimmers were Julie Cotter and Kim Bark- er. The 1980 J.V. Volleyball team, under the guidance of Coach Jeff Pohl, came in a thrilling second place. They started the season off O-3 and went to a final record of 10-4. Voted this years most valuable player was Kathy Gomm. The most improved player was Susan Cupples and the most enthusiastic player was Patty Edwards. 88 .- 1 . . ULLEYBALL 'ST' ' , ' ,:..,'LQ. I' ' Pictured above, left to right, Tina Houston, Dar- Coach Jeff Pohl, Lisa Honebein, Kathy Gomm, nell DeVillanueva, Susan Cupples, Cindy Hall, Donna Cooley, Patty Keeley, Joy Mayo. N74 Q.5 ,- .X X' T F .3 ,. ... C YA V4-,,,,. . pw'-,,,... Lg Cassandra in action! Nikki Winovich 'ji ARSITY VULLEYBALL Jllug. 7 l I2 g l N b 5.1 .Q L. af., Bu, above left to rightg Tracy Birdwell, The- Barbie MacDonald, Nikki Winovich, Coach Jack tlz Mary ann Cole, Veronica Mitrick, Boterenbrood. Clerkley Laura Ezell, Lori Lemke, The volleyball team this year was very young, with only three returning varsity players. They were Cassan- dra Clerky, a junior, Nikki Winovich, a senior, and Tracy Birdwell, a senior. Under their leadership and cooperation from the team. They finished tied for sixth place in the league. The team won under the di- rection of Coach Jack Bo- terenbrood. s, E - s Well this is the way I see .2 Q: ' E: it hi Bunt that ball!! O I This years J.V. Softball team was coached by Mr. Tierney. The teams co-captains were Kim Barker and Theresa Leyva. The veteran players returning from last year were Theresa Leyva, Kim Barker, Laura Hollenshead, Caroline McKernon, and Eileen McLain. Coach Tierney said he expected the team to do very well even though it was very young and inexperienced. He felt the areas that needed extra work were third base, catching and pitching. The strong areas were hitting with Theresa Leyva and Laura Hol- lenshead, and speed with Michelle Knowles and Tina Houston. The general opinion of the players was that they would take the M.V.A.L. Cham- pionship, making it the sixth victory in the last seven years. , . V '9'1'W1'?vv1-rw-v-i-v-i-gr r Pictured from left to right, Top Row: Coach Tierney, Eileen McLain, Valerie DeCamara, Caroline McKernon, Lisa Rodriquez, Lisa Russo, Theresa Leyva, Kim Barker, Patti Smith, Laura 'llwsfsswww .. V M- f L M K wwf.. Hollenshead. Bottom Row: Karen abelli, Michelle Knowles, Kristi Rhonda Furnish, Stephanie Deloris Bortz, Diane Munoz, Sherman, Tina Houston. 'lm The local boy watcher. .wash Full count and she Any time now! ab - ,Vi Vyfv . 1 I f i 5 . lf . . i . . r 5 I -3:11 Y .,,. K I .,.,..... . V 9.1.1,-f, -e sf' L 2 Your OUT!!! You don't seem to understand! 43 it Pictured left to right, top row: Coach Gary Miller, Cheryl Cano, Laura Gouldthorpe, Lisa Hone- bein, Tracy Birdwell CCaptainJ, Lori Lemke, Kathy Gomm, Nikki Winovich, CCaptainJ. Bottom row: Liai- Would you look at her run! Mona DeCamera, Joy Mayo, An- nette LaPlant, Teresa Martinez, Linda Domeier, Gayle Duran, Monica Armsdon, Not pictured, Denise Bortz VARSITY SUFTBALL This year's Varsity Softball team was a very young team, numbering six sophomores, four juniors, and five seniors. They had six returning starters: Cheryl Cano, Tracy Birdwell, Teresa Martinez, and Nikki Winovich. Tracy Birdwell and Nikki Winovich were this year's captains. Coach Miller stated that the team was in the title race with Newark, Kennedy, and American. He ex- pected Irvington to come out on top again. Just do what l tell you, o.k. Say What!! Hey batter, hey ... Michelle Akers led the girls in Cross Country run- ning competition. She placed second in the Mission Valley Athletic League finals and advanced to the North Coast Section 4-A championship meet. Stacy Bolivia placed fifth in the MVAL finals and also advanced to the NCS-4-A championship meet. Kathy Tilton also did well in the MVAL finals by placing ninth. All the girls did an outstanding job, stated Coach Buum. Pictured to the right: from left to right, front row: Michelle Akers, Lori Tilton. Back row: Laura Ples- kach, Kathy Tilton and Stacy Bolivia. x W' nxf yt Coach Buum and Michelle Akers il' fam., . 3 . Qi' Lwmpl w.:1.L'ff. A GIRLS VARSITY TRACK 4 ll li? 34-1 :B ,.I. arm 'tif M..-gtk, K' L+ JO I Q bf V 'fx This year's Girls Varsity Track team consisted of twelve dedicated girls. They practiced 15 to 18 hours a week. They also attended many pre-sea- son track events and did very well. Although the team was rather small in size, they still had an outstanding year. Pictured left to right, top row, Michelle Akers, Mary Russo, Devra Williamson, Kristy Craig, Heidi Barnes, Robin Heine- mann, Veronica Mitrick, Shobhana Chandra, Kim Goroum, Stacy Bolivia, Terri McNeil. Center bot- tom, Coach Buum. I. i Q iiififf ,L w ' , , 1 f E- ., 1 I W, V . 9 S e P . - J.. ' 4 1 4? 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T, v- f,,fi,, ,.,.,.i , . i' - : 4'-' - And they are off!! GIRLS V RSITY SUCCER The Irvington Viking Girls Soccer Team got off to a good start by capturing the championship of the first round of play. Top players include Kerry Richards and Angela Rendon on offense and Pam Manriquez, Mi- chelle Mayo, and Denise Hernandez on defense. According to Coach Shirley Evans this was the finest team she has ever had! The girls were skilled, and worked well together. She felt the team was balanced offensively and defensively. Mrs. Evans also stated that she was pleasantly surprised with the performance of So- nia Juarez who has done an excellent job at halfback and Lynette Hernandez who is at goalie for her first time and has done a superb job. Break time everyone Captains Angela and Pam - V - A 4-- . . .WL ,. -...1V..- - n- ,A Pictured left to right, bottom row: Coach Top row: Angela Rendon, Yvette Ortega, Lisa Shirley Evans, Kelley Williams, Michelle Mayo, Jackson, Kerry Richards, Denise Hernandez, Shawna Anderson, Susan Cupples, Linda Do- Sonia Juarez, Lynette Hernandez, Kelly Yo meier, Joy Mayo, Asst. Coach John Richards. shinobu, Tammy McKay, and Pam Manriquez. Good shot Kerry! Lynette Hernandez 1 . . A ,xi - ww . . K K xxx X gg X N 15 ,., A- 'sr . , NNW 22651: Just 11 more sets to go. Arenda makes a perfect shot. Ooooooooo Where's the ball? Laura takes a shot. This year Irvington had a bunch of fine talented girls on it's Girls Tennis Team. The coach for the team was Miss Hammes, who was one heck of a coach. The team captain was Laura Gouldthrope, who has played tennis for Irvington for four years. Awards were distributed at the Awards Banquet. They were: Most Improved, which was awarded to Debbie Stelleg Most Dedicated, which was awarded to Arends Hughes, and Most Valuable, which was awarded to Shellie Marshall. The number one single was Arenda Hughes, number two Beth Brooks, number three Shellie Marshall, and number four Laura Gouldthrope and Margarete Young. The number one doubles were Margarete Young, Teresa Parra, Tammy Silva, and Cathy La- chenmyer. Pictured from left to right, top row: Margarete Young, Cathy Lachenmyer, Angie Appleton, Tina Brice, Elaine Ales- sandro, Teresa Parra, Patti Jentch, and Miss Hammes. Bottom row: Shellie Marshall, Debbie Stelle, Laura Gouldth- rope, Tammy Sylvia, Beth Brooks, and Arenda Hughes. IRLS T NN S TEAM IRLS TENN S TEAM IRLS TENN S TEAM Mmmmmmmmm 95 Gymnastics has four levels of competition. The four levels are: Novice, for those who have never competed: Begin- ner, for those gymnasts who have competed: Intermediate, for those gymnasts who quali- fied for NCS at beginning level, and Advanced, very skilled gymnasts. This years team captains were Chris Farnum and co-captain, Angel Rodriguez. There were three meets host- ed by lrvington. They were: March 7 against Washington, April 2 against Logan and April 29 against Mission San Jose. The team spirit is good and the girls work well together, according to Coach Marian Spooner. She also stated that this years outstanding gym- nasts were: Beginning, Chris Farnum. At Novice, Elaine Chitwood, and Catherine Dem- ing. GYMNASTICS Returning gymnasts were Chris Farnum, Bonnie Williams, Angel Rodriguez, and Ellen Navarra. Angel Rodriguez and Chris Farnum Angela MaSSafi Pictured left to right: Betty Ellis, Beth Fra- Massari, Elaine Chitwood, Carolyn Scull, cisco, Denise Lutje, Ellen Navarra, Katie Dem- cy Lara. Above: Coach Marian Spooner. ing, Bonnie Williams, Melody Larigue, Marie front: Chris Farnum and Angel Rodriguez. Aspiras, Debra Gryder, Susan Durden, Angela UED BAD I T0 ,J 165 Okay guys, l'm ready 3 4:g-xx Edit Will ya' look at that! This years Badminton team was composed of students who enjoy play- ing badminton. They are bottom row, left to right, Chris Baker, Vickie Put- num, Shari Keeth, Tammy McKay, Monica Lutzinger, Patti Keeley, Madeline Lozano, Middle row, Darnell Devillanueva, Mike Laden, John Takata, Larry Gaglione, Charles Glover, Kelli Yoshinobu, Teresa Gibson, Top row, Doug Shepard, Mark Meyers, Eric Garcia, Ken Silvey, Joe Scull, Scott Eicher. 143 Ready Aim 97 an 'W 6 . 3 ' ns. 0' , 'Vg f Q A sw W J A ,. . Q 5. 5 F fx og' ,p I 31. J x af ,F gw . , .'.!?Mf 5 4 1 S v E ,, This was Cathy's first year as Mascot, and she loved it! She attended camp with the Cheerleaders and Song Girls. She learned many chants, cheers, and competed against other cheerleaders. She received two excellent I ribbons, and one outstanding ribbon. twig 3 ,MW .Ama JORltTTES Twnn 0 : Yvonne Stevens and Leign Molander were - -- , f- , this years Majorettes. N Yvonne had previously twirled for the Blue Angels. Though this ' was Leign's first year ' ' T of twirling, they attended camp at Stevenson College in Santa Cruz. They both P' won six ribbons, and 'Wh' learned to twirled fire. They cheered at the football games along with the other spirit leaders. 6-S Pictured top to bottom: Yvonne Stevens, Leign Molander This years Song Girls were great! They attended camp at Santa Barbara University with the cheerleaders. They won third place for their rou- tine to lt's Still Rock and Roll to Me. Although they had many new girls on the squad, they still had an out- standing year. S NG GIRLS 1980-81 Dana Lamagna Susan Eastey - Head Carolyn Wightman 4 I Annette LaPlant Amy Burkhart Thyra Capello Janey Moore -H Y 3. fs .4-an-' 51- That's what I get for kicking so hard! Please, let us win! Watch out John Travolta' V Ii NG CHEERLEADERS Pictured left to right: Luella Cunningham, Lisa Burdette, Rhonda Botelho, Kim Bai- Kazuko Berry-Head, DeeAnne Evangelho, leyl This year our cheerleaders attended camp in Santa Barbara. They learned many new chants, cheers and stunts. They cheered for Varsity games and attended the J.V. games. They had a fun year, and are looking forward to next year. Clap your hands everyone! Will you look at that! This years 1980-81 Lettergirls attended Cheerleading Camp at Santa Cruz University. They won best poster award, three superior ribbons, and the spirit stick. They also placed fourth in camp competition marching to the tune of Old Days by Chicago. 1980-S1 LETTERGIRLS A Pictured from left to right: Terry Ford, Danita Buhler, Charlene Cooley, Diane Duran Denise Carrillo, Sharyl Berkley, Jodi Allen, Marlene Lutje C C . l l wish I was Mascot. Hey, Good Lookin? N, QW? CHRISTMAS SHO Poor Santa Ah, it's alright. Why is everyone looking at me? The annual Christmas show was performed by the Thor Throats , lrvingtons premier singing group, on December 19. The theme of the show revolved around the frustration of Santa when he finds that children do not have the Christ- mas spirit. All the children wanted was toys and more toys! Needless to say, Santa was very upset, but he be- comes reconciled when the children see the error of their ways and celebrate Christmas in its true spirit. The chil- dren make amends with Santa by giving him a present. The title of the skit was, Thats Santa-tainmentf' Performers Santa Claus ..... .................. B rian Nicholson Santa helpers ..... .... M ary Reeve, Kim Stewart Scared little kid . . . .............. Lisa Cabanyog Chipmunks ....... ..... J eff Suth, Chip Roungsma Two brats ...... ..... L aurie Capstaff, Mike Mason Toothless kid .................. Cara Barnes Two Parents ........ Laura Ezell, Jeff Lind Rich .......... ........... T ed Barker Filthy ............ ...... S helie Myatt Sweet little girl . . . .... Tina Teuscher Chorus Tim Stookey Kevin O'Neill Scott Stewart Robin Heinemann David Kelly THE HUUSE 0 P0011 C013 ER Practice, practice The Advanced Drama Class chose The House on Pooh Corner as this years Fall production. They performed matinees for some of Fremonts elementary schools. They also gave evening performances on December fifth and sixth. The Director of the production was Linda Jackson and Assistant Director was Kristi Mee. l X .X-. 1 l. it lntgtlm l'm soooo big! That Ticklesl 'lf' ws, l'm a cover girl Just another performance Just a little touch-up l've got a splitting headache! ... iw.- It s alright everything will work out x .. CAST 0F CHARACTERS Christopher Robin .... Winnie-the-Pooh Piglet .........,.. Owl ........... Eeyor . , , Tigger . . Kanga . . Roo .... Rabbit ...,. Early .... Late ......,..... . , Voice ............. .... Animals: Squirrel Chipper Gopher P.U. the Packrat ...,Kevin Mangan . . .Laurie Capstaff ... .Lisa Cabanyog . . . . , . .David Kelly , . . , . . .Tracey Galvan ....David J. Sherman .........Rena Wack ...Katherine Christen , . . . . .Cara Barnes ..........Terri Smith ... . .Scott A. Stewart Caroline S. McKernon .Gregory R. Bauhofer . . . . . . . .Stacy Barnes ..........KelIi Martin Skunk ... .....,... Michael Mason Caroline S. McKernon FURUM CAST This year's spring musical was, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum . The production was present- ed April 24th and 25th and May lst and 2nd. The musical was directed by Ms. Linda Jackson. Vocal Director was Mrs. Lee Glover and Orchestral Direction was by Mr. Wayne Edwards. t'Forum a musical comedy, takes place about 200 B.C. in Ancient Rome. It is the story of young love between Hero and Philia. Their love could not be, since Philia, was a courtesan, under the care of Marcus Lycus who is a seller of women. About this time she was purchased by Miles Gloriousus. In exchange for his freedom, Hero's slave Pseudolus promises Hero that Philia will be his bride. To do this, he tells Lycus that Philia has the plague and says he will take care of her so the others will not be contaminated. This causes complications between Miles and Hero. Miles and Philia Eventually learn they cannot be married for they are related. Hero and Philia are then married and Pseudolus at last wins his freedom. 1,5 531 Q W me S 1 W Just a little in love Dancin' to the beat. .ark-M . --.hem T Q MA J, or til? - vi he s xiimri--A--Q-Qi.. Please don't choke me. T08 You better do it' l Just singing some songs Principals ProIogus!Pseudoulus . . .,.., Ted Barker Erronius ...... Greg Bauhofer Philia ....., Laurie Capstaff Hysterium ,... ..... D avid Kelly Miles Glorious Brian Nicholson Prologus!Senex .. Kevin O'Neill Domina ..... Hero ......... Lycus . . . Proteans Tom Grasseschi Richard Smith COU l't8S3flS Lisa Cabanyog ami Bailey Shawna Dowlen horus Dave Anderson udi Edman Bill Gifford cott Hall arrie Harmon nn Hillesland elissa Hillman uane Jensen isa Kirk ... Mary Reeve Dave Sherman Chip Youngsma S NGS Maureen Henry Janey Moore Tina Teuscher Kristi Mee Cindy Nicholson Laura Pleskach Michelle Roeding Yvette Skiff Terri Smith Michelle Voyce Linda Wood Margarete Young THUR THRO TS .y.+J,' ot' , . ., x QM-4 L-31 -.,.., T?-ffl - Pictured above, left to right, top row: Jeff Lind, Jeff Suth, Laurie Capstaff, Lisa Cabanyog, Kevin O'Neil, Mike Ted Barker, Brian Nicholson. Bottom rowg Robin Heine- son, Tina Teuscher, Kim Stewart, Scott Stewart. man, Yvette Skiff, Shelie Myatt, Mary Reeve, Laura Ezell, ing, Tim Stookey and Chip Youngsma. The Thor Throats are an extra-curricular song and dance troupe which performs for schools and many community groups around the Bay Area. This talented and dedicated group of performers meets at 7:30 a.m. every school day for rehearsal under the direction of Mrs. Lee Glover. CHAMBER CHUR LE T z il 4 till .. x iw xl if Second row, Chip Youngsma, Linda Wood, Yvette Skiff, above, left to right, first rowg Tim Stookey, Melisa Bev Coon, Janeen Smith, Lisa Cabanyog Dave Sherman Third Reina Woodyard, Kim Stewart, Jana Rigby, Ann Hilles- row, Kevin O'NeiI, Mary Reeve, Ted Barker Laura Ezell 1 ,fits Chamber Chorale is a group of talented vocalists who sing madrigal music. They perform for churches and groups throughout the city. In De- cember, they joined with the Ohlone College Chamber Sing- ers andthe Mission High Madri- gals for a performance of the Christmas Cantata Gloria by J.S. Bach. In the Spring they enjoyed a successful four-day tour of Southern California, during which performed for various schools along the way. Chamber Chorale is directed by Mrs. Lee Glover. NCERT CHUIR -L - -PAS-4' if fl'i: iyWii i First row, pictured above left to right, Mrs. Lee Glover, Melissa Jonathan Youngsma, Tim Stookey, Chip Youngsma, Jeff Hillman, Jana Rigby, Linda Wood, Reina Woodyard, Lisa Kirk, David Sherman, Keith Hillesland, Mindy Boggess, Maria Pam Garcia, Ann Hillesland, Janeen Smith, Nancy Depper, turi,top row, Annette LaPlant,Cara Barnes,TracyTurek second row, Kim Stewart, Laura Pleskach, Ann Stark, Marion Stewart, Kevin O'Neill, Ted Barker, Jeff Lind, Mary Albert, Sheila Ralph, Michelle Lamaestra, Debbie Silvey, Bev Claudia Schukman, Dana Sherman. Coon, third row, Joanne Brisbin, Robyn Smith, Mary Newman, The Concert Choir is a group of both advanced and beginning students. They had meetings during second period every day. They held performances at the Win- ter and Spring Concerts, here ar Irvington. Their music varied from classical to pop chorale songs. The Concert Choir was led by Lee Glover. ENS ENSE BLE xl 'x .X r li iw' ff: ' Q, . 'I -.. if Pictured above, left to right, front row, Kim Arm- Lisa Cabanyog, Danita Smith, Lori Miller, Laura Pleskach, second row, Dennine Smith, Linda Joanne Brisbin, Anne Hillesland, Pam Garcia, row, Therese Ortiz, Cindy Nicholson, fourth Womens Ensemble is a select group of women spend part of their free time practicing singing. performed at concerts here at Irvington High They were directed by Mrs. Lee Glover. row, Angela Silva, Michelle Voyce, Tina Teuscher, Robin Heinemann, Jennifer Shepherd, fifth row, Ma- ria Venturi, top row, Tracy Turek, Laura Ezell, Tracy Birdwell, Mary Reeve. Symphonic Band is com- prised of advanced band students. While 'under the baton of Mr. Wayne Ed- wards, this group is likely to perform a classical symphonic arrangement. With this Symphonic Band, versatility is the word. Students in this band must be prepared to play any of the many musical styles. Songs in the jazz idiom and from popular musicals and movies are often favorites of this musical group. Band Council is a group within the Symphonic Band that consists of re- presentatives from the various sections of the band. Students are elect- leadership ed for their qualities. The purpose of this group is the complex to resolve problems and demands of an ever- changing and varying per- forming unit. Paramount among the various re- sponsibilities of this deci- sion-making group is the organization of a success- ful band trip. This year the band went to Disneyland for a chance to recover from their very demand- ing schedule of perfor- mances. SYMPHUNIC B From left to right, First row, Melody Krause, Kevin O'Neil, Back row, Eric Bjornson, Charles Kathy Triplett, Maria Bogdanowicz, George Hayes, Mr. Edwards, Keith Hillesland, Tracy Schulz, Virginia Gontang, Yvette Skiff. Second Dixon, John Mitrick, Ron Flesher, Dan Mitrick, row, Tim Nichols, Trevor Wellman, Chris Baca, Ray Pangelinan, Greg Olmsted BA C NCIL l , , Pictured from left to right, Bottom row, Virgin- row, Tim Nichols, Keith Hillesland, Kevin ia Gontang, Yvette Skiff, Melody Krause, Top O'Neil, Chris Baca, Chaz Lester Hayes STAGE BA From left to right, Bottom row, James Dann Caeton, Top row, Mr. Wayne Ed- O'Brien, Melody Krause, Wayne Landers, wards, Keith Hillesland, Russel Landers, Virginia Gontang, Kevin O'Neil, Middle row, Yvette Skiff Nick Baca, Tim Nichols, Chris Bach Baca, EP BA Landers, Nick Baca, Top row, Fred Landers, Mindy Boggess, Maria Bogdabowicz , . t 1 From left to right, Playing chess, Wayne Tim Nichols, Keith Hillesland, Chris Baca, This year's stage Band was brought to us by the joint effort of both Ohlone College and the lrvinton High Performing Arts De- partment. Stage Band is made up of an elite group of musicians who have shown an interest in jazz and its various idioms. Stage Band is the most active performer of the bands. Among their many performances the most important were the Stage Band Thor Throat show and the Christmas shows. In addition to performing as a jazz ensemble the Stage Band amends itself in the spring and be- comes the Pit Orchestra for the annual musical. The Pep Band is a bunch of zany madcaps whose sole interest is having a rollicking good time. This year's award-winning Pep Band is cherished by the school as a major source of school spirit at athletic events such as football games and chess match- es. At this time, the Pep Band would like to thank the entire student body, and especially the spirit leaders, whose enthusias- tic support made this year's Pep Band an over- whelming success. This year's all-star line-up was headed by director-com- poser Fred Landers. 115 .-5 V+ s.1egi:mf-11 A f:,.: . 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IRIT M SSIO Pictured above, left to right, first row, fundraiser chairman, Shelie Myatt, President, Ted Barker, secretary, Mary Reeve, fundraiser chair- man, Laurie Capstaff, A.S.B. representative, Kevin O'Neil, treasurer, Janeen Smith, Vice President, Scott Stewart, second row, Reina Woo- dyard, Teresa Tignor, Kristi Mee, Cindy Nicholson, Margarete Young, Yvette Skiff, Mellissa Hillman, Laura Ezell, Lisa Kirk, Linda Wood, Sandy Burris, third row, Ann Hillesland, Sophia Slade, Chris Frey, Michelle Rut, Mindy Boggess, Mike Mason, Brian Nicholson, Sean Morgan, Dan Mat- thews, Liz Thompson, Lisa Cabanyogg fourth row, Katie Deming, Nancy Depper, Cindy Guesnon, Dana Andrews, Jonathan Youngsma, Tim Stoo- key, fifth row, Michelle Voyce, John Trau, Darice Andrews, Stacy Barnes, sixth row, Tracy Turek, Robin Smith, Cheryl Bush, Marie Shuck, Eric Hahn, Robert Hendershot, Jeff Cothern, Jana Rigby, Scott Hall, seventh row, Salome Lee, Linda Kirk, David Anderson, Michelle Smith, Kenny Butler, Chip Youngsma, Greg Bauhofer, Brian Stewart, eight row: Daniel Watts, Bill Gifford, Teri Smith, Mike Edwards, Steve May, back row, Rich Smith, Jeff Lind, Steve Rogers. The Performing Arts Department is an energetic organization involved in theater arts. A few of the P.A.D. fundraisers this year were the Halloween candy sale, Performathon and a special showing of the mov- ie, Heaven Can Wait . Pictured bottom to top, Spirit Commissioner, Tracy Thames, Gayle Handy, Angie Morton, Kerry Richards. The Spirit Commission is a group of students who were appointed by the Spirit Commissioner, Tracy Thames. They held meetings whenever neccessary to discuss the spirit activities. ST DET This year's Student Council was responsible for plan- ning school activities such as rallies, dances concerts, spirit week, and many others. The seventeen member council was also responsible for collaborating with the administration to benefit the students.A lot of changes had to be made, as there was a change of administra- tion. The council met every monday morning at seven thirty, and any other time when a meeting was neces- sary. To better keep the students informed, minutes from the council meetings and other student bulletins, were posted in the glass case across from room four. To better keep the council informed, a suggestion box was installed in room four. Larry Mendoza A.S.B. President IQ Wd' Qi Deanna Stewart Beth Turnipseed Tracy Thames A S B Secretary A.S.B. Treasurer Spirit Commissioner 5's55flf3iLi 1 ji-li ,134 i' .v a ,QA Q' 52 I A, ,I A , uf, g f W wil Tix, w . V, Colleen Burk Maureen Henry Chris Trindade Laura Ezell Senior Class President Senior Class Vice-Pres. Junior Class President Junior Class Vice Pres NCIL Anamarie Martinez A.S.B. Vice-President Brenda Bussard Bret Giovannoni Kevin O'Neil Mr. Shornick Publicity Commissioner Elections Commissioner P.A.D. Representative Activities Director i Ron Anthony omre Class President +v,A j xii' Michelle Shuck Pedro Rodelas Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. Freshman Class President ge, Kim Siquera Freshman Class Vice-Pres BUUSTER CL The Football Booster Club is composed of parents who are interested in football here at Irvington. The Booster Club raised money by having raffles at all of the football games and by making programs for each game. The money went towards extra needed equipment. Bottom row left to right: Mrs. Bea Garner, Mrs. Per- com, Mrs. Pat Chavarria Mrs Betty Montoya ria, Mrs. Kay Pisle, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Lea, Mrs. Mary Morris, Mrs. Sue Olander Mr Dan Mitrick Masimitsu. Top row: Mrs. Wanda Barnes, Mrs. Patri- Joanne Gardner. cia Schanen, Mrs. Marlene Tibbetts, Mrs. Dee Bau- The Parents Club is a group of parents who are concerned with the welfare of students here at Irvington. This years main project for the Parents Club was to raise money for a marquee at Irvington. Parents involved were: Bottom row, left to right, Telephone Chairman-Lynn Gouldthorpe, Membership Chairman- Ethel Oda, President-Diane Harlow, Re- cording Secretary-Janet Wong, Member- ship Chairman-Phyllis Bjornson. Top row, left to right, Parliamentarian-Janet Bal- dini, Hospitality Chairman-Wanda Barnes, Principal-Dr, Nelson, Corresponding Sec- retary-Joan Roberts, Student Represen- tative-Bret Giovannoni, Second Vice President-Mary Wolfe, First Vice Presi- dent-Barbara Lincoln, Not shown Trea- surer-Nancy Mitrick, Publicity-Lloyd Kjos, Ways and Means-Marie Matthews. 120 PARE TS CLUB w 1 Y 1 .. --I llg My ,, xt I -on' f .iii xp! Pictured left to right, bottom row: Gayle Handy, Tracy Thames, Colleen Burk, Evan Huelfer, Keith Hillesland, Michelle Roeding, Ann Hillesland, Mrs. Sciambi, Don Spisak. Top row: Chris Trindade, Susan Oda, Deb- bie Gerry, Brenda Bussard, Tracy Birdwell, U .4- - -gy.. . P Jimmy Cheng, Sam Nickolas, Arenda Hughes, Ted Barker, Any West, Laura Ezell, Melinda Bogges, Karen Pellettieri, Michelle Shuck, Sandy Burris, Russell Landers, Ter- ry Williams, Bret Delahoy, Mike Prichett. . ,.,. , ., ' Q, , A SFI- . T. Pictured left to right bottom row: Mr. Rout, Dean Church, Mr. Bloxsom, Tracy Secrest, Linda Christensen, Debbie Lee, Dean Wes- terfield. Standing: Lisa Rose, Tim Nichols, E .,,. .. T P 1' .I ,rf ixrff iz :eff l Mandy Kakacek, Sara Kesler, Sam Nicho- las, Tim Stookey, Joe Rodriguez, Greg Steele, Sandy Burris, Paulette Van Hecke, Mr. Glasgow. C.S.F. C.S.F., the California scholarship federation is a club for top grade academic students. To qualify for this club a student must achieve ten grade points, seven of which must be in academic courses. Three points may be earned from any oth- er subject. The group sponsored such activities as a Button Sale and Valentine's Day Carnation Sale. They also helped de- liver report cards at Open House. The money raised through these ac- tivities went into a fund for future senior scholarships and possible educational field trips. The advisors this year were Mrs. Sciambi and Mr. Strausser Cnot pic- turedb. CLIISE- Close-Up is composed of students who want to know more about how our government functions. The club discusses current, national, and world problems so that they might be better informed. The high point of the year is a trip to Washington D.C. to see our govern- ment in action. Students will have the opportunity to speak with and hear Congressmen, Senators, and members of the press and possibly the President!! Participants earned expenses for the trip by selling gift books, stuffed animals, providing car washes, and collecting aluminum cans. Advisors this year were: Mr. Blox- som, Mr. Rout, and Mr. Glasgow. GIRL'S BLUCK I rl- It 1. H 1. 5-I df- . President Vice President Treasurer Nikki Winovich Tina Brice Margarete Young The Girl's Block I is a club for those girls who have lettered in a J.V. or Varsity sport. In order to raise money for trophies, that were handed out at an award banquet, the girls sold gift books and candy. The advisor this year was Miss Joan Hammes. f- .. ,.,..n,..,,.g,.L,..L,.. YT I-scifi Q-,EW I Pictured left to right, bottom row, Patty Kee ley, Cathy Lachenmyer, Tracy Birdwell, Ver noica Mitrick, Margarete Young, Nikki Wino vich, Tina Brice, Teresa Parra, Devra William son, Bonnie Williams. Top row: Susan Cupples, Mary Ann Cole, Kathy Gomm, Barbie MacDon ald, Laurie Lemke, Laure Ezell, Karin Wolfe Maureen Henry, Brenda Bussard, Laura Ples kach, Eileen McLain. BOY'S BLUCK ou.,-get .-Q, .,,.,.4,:, ,!,,,Y.,.v.....,. f f.,,M,.l, M ,M,,,,M,-..,,.f Y. W Y., ug. .. -fd . . . ..- . t.,....,,. ..M..... ..,. ,..V:,,,, .mmm M. Pictured left to right bottom row: Coach Bill son, Fred Woodward, Jeff Youngsma. Sinnott, Javier Garibay, Miguel Munoz, Bob Bobby Smith, Sam Nicholas, John Winovich, Charles Hayes, Ed Gilmore. Middle Stan Houseworth, Dean Church. row: John Griffith, Byron Dronkers, Gary Gib- Top row: Castano The Boy's Block I is a sport oriented organization devot- ed to the betterment of lr- vington High School. The main requirement for inclu- sion in this group is to have lettered in a sport. In order to raise funds for various ac- tivities, Block I sponsored the following events this year: Slave Auction, Boggie Night, and the Annual Boy's Block I Rally. The advisor this year was Coach Bill Sinnott. IQ. . x President Vice President Treasurer Sergent-at-Arms Dean Church Ed Gilmore Byron Dronkers John Castano The International Club is made up of students who want to learn and know about different cultures from around the world. To help finance some of their field trips, the club sold gift books and candy. For the first time in the club's history, a foreign ex- change student, Kim Graf from Germany, was Presi- dent of the International Club. DUNGEUNS AND DRAGUNS This is the first year that The Dungeons And Dragons Club has been in the yearbook. The club is really a game ex- ploring the truth, the good, and the evil of mystical fan- tasies. The game Dungeons And Dragons has been in ex- istence for five years. The game has been played at Ir- vington for two years. The founder of this club is Art Daniel, who graduated from Irvington last year. This year the club went to a con- vention in Oakland called The Grim Con. LYffERNATl0NAL CLUB Pictured from left to right, bottom row, Wong, Mark Sjoholm, Marie Aspiras, Shob Chris Mosko, Tina Becker, Thyra Capello, hana Chandra, Jana Meier, Jo Ann Frisbee Ms. Tomlison. Top row, Isabel Auger, Pablo Kim Graf, Ellen Navarra, Ms. Ulbricht lracheta, Greg Seavey, Jim Navarra, Maves Pictured from Left to right' bottom row: Hoorn, Julie Webb. Top row: Jim Wells, Mike Steve Rogers, Eric Jones, Chris Hunt Prichetti Richard Getty- Ken Daggers' JO- George Engsv Roy Heavilinv Rick Hill, Scott seph Teller, Jim Driggers, Ms. Middleton. lug- Annette LaPlant. Third row, Mrs. Evans, Glo ria Serrano, Chris Mangan, Brent Bjornson Eric Bjornson, Mike Pierce, Walter Muller Pat Erwin, Steve Greenwood, Mark Buggy, Miss Hammes. g- - .1 4, , fA it '51 K' .. - '-Saga' , .,, .'- -x :K+ ,, ff - --fm' ', nf-L .-if , ' 3' 'J' A .rw-'fag-1 i..wf'i,,2'... ,f .gt-. ,a-dish left to right Bottom row Dave Ray Parsons, Jean Lehouillier, Doug Wes- Marian Albert Teresa Martinez cott, Pete Gomm, Tom Hudson, Mike Jor- Erickson Cathy Christen Gaynol dan, Dale Wescott, Mr. Madsen. SKI CLUB This is the seventh year Irvington has had a ski club. The Ski Club this year had six scheduled trips. Almost every trip was full. To raise money for these trips the mem- bers sold gift books and cookbooks. The club meets twice a month to discuss upcoming events. The club is for beginners and advanced skiers alike. STREET MACHINES The Street Machines club here at Irvington is for students interested in automobiles, This is the fifth year the Street Ma- chines have been at lr- vington. The club meets three to four times a month to discuss upcom- ing events. lamina X I L.......... 5 x ,NNRN 'lib ian, L- ivir. Richard eiudici ff ,,,.,....---f Webster defines courage as that Quality of mind which enables one to meet danger and difficulties with firmness. Quality of mind implies that courage is something that is within each of usp thus it is something that is different for every person. Something that is seen as a danger or difficulty for one person may be easy for another. Courage is not an act of heroism on the field of battle. That act might be more fear than courage - an act of self-preser- vation. For some an act of courage might simply be to speak before a class or ask a girl for a date. Some need courage to face a test in the class that is difficult for them. . , or to face their peers when their beliefs and standards are different from their own. The greatest courage may be displayed when we stand up for and defend a principle that we be- lieved in regardless of pressure and harrassment from our peers. Courage is something each of us posesses. It is critical that we use our courage for just causes and the betterment of ourselves and others. ZQEZM I U U Mrs. Judy Lookabill Mr. George Rehe V'C9'p C'Dal Assistant Principal Grades 10 and 12 Assistant Principal Grades 9 and 11 s. BUARD EDUCATIUN CLASSIFIED Mrs. Dorothy Kirchof Grade Level 10 Mrs. Geri Hanson Grade Level 9 Mrs. Dee Vis Receptionist Mrs. Ann Hankin Registrar .Mrs Pat Morgan Student Activities!Accounting Mrs. Karin Woll Career Center Clerk Mrs. Lena Phillips Replication Center Mrs. Betty Cabral Librarian COUNSELORS TS. Dr. Wayne Ferguson Mr James Klent Mr Richard Arey Mrs Christine Superintendent Mrs. Kathryn McLane Principal's Secretary Mrs. Char Blum Grade Level 12 Mrs. Jeanette Johnson Grade Level 11 4 jay? - f i l, 4 ffl. . i X 1' A 5' L? 1 . ,il H. v + 2f 5 7,1 E ,fs- .C - my ' K3 Mr. Charles Costello Mr. George Schornick Mr Dan Lynch Ms Kay Hofer Dr D Senior Counselor Junior Counselor Sophomore Freshmen Counselor MGM Student Activities Counselor in The Board of Education con- sists of five elected mem- bers. They design, develop and establish the rules by which the school district op- . - f A nf . erates. The Board meets the Y 3, g .X , t 'f first, second and fourth K, 'V Wednesday of every month. Mrs. Gloria Carr Mr. Fred Weibel Mrs. Evelyn Rose David Fore Member Member Secretary Student Representative Pictured left to right, front row: June Rath, Donna Hindreas, Bea Littlefield, Phyllis Worthey, Hatsuno Borrowman. Back rowg Nancy Turner, Joan Henriques, Joanne Raymond, Sandy Nelson. Bobbie Swezey, Margo Bauer. ,BXUUIQIO Tltr H Pictured left to right, group pic- tureg Jose Silva, Arturo Que- zada, Lerek Baculpo, Jim Ba- ker. Single picture: Peggy Sharp. CUSTUDIAN S , . :tiff Mrs. Gloria Ashby Mrs Virginia Baker Special Ed. Mathematics English Mr. Jack Boterenbrood Health Educ. Dept. Chmn I mga pp-xi F ,A,, 1 ill Wi v lf! I ff- I Mr. Jim Bloxson Miss Joan Brennan Mr Steve Brosamer Social Studies Math Dept Chmn Mathematics Mr. Bob Buum Mr Earl Curran Industrial Arts!P E English Mr. Richard Franco ,X Artsllndustrial Arts .1-i...-.-1-1----g 'I l iid- ? L.. Joe Doenng Mr. Wayne Edwards Health Ed !Career Ed Performing Arts Dept. Chmn. Mr. Frank Galasso English f if Mrs Lee Glover Ms. Joan Hammes Music Mathematics!P.E. Home Economics Dept Chmn Mrs. Shirley Evans Physical Education Mr. DeWitt Glasgow Social Studies , vi Mr. Don Harmon Mathematics , .x 3 ll 1 wwf' L F 1 .. I, MQ t ,, fs X at of A, A xt tk an , f X Mr George Harms Mr. Norman Howell Ms Lmda Jackson Industrlal Arts!Dr Ed Science Drama!EngIlsh WW H 3. Mr, George Land Social Studies r. Roger Madsen Industrial Arts English Mr. Bernard McEntee . F11 fix l. Mr. Robert Moorman Readmg!EngIish Bark:-lim? S f' Q ' .3-::,1p.e2:'y Q f ---Q .kijxfqvyf -' 3- 5532, ,f :YTNW Hifi N ,.,, -r j, , S Q , 4 L S M 1 Mr. Bert Robarts Social Studies Mr. Charles Schafer Science Dept. Chmn. Ms. Kate Middleton English Mr. Dale Sherrill Mathematics ' .. fi , .I . ,. 'l Mrs. Charleen Sciambi Ms. Marcia Selna Foreign Lang. Reading Dept. Chmn. W? Ms. Nancy Serednicky English Dept. Chmn. Mr. Bill Stinnott Physical Ed. I wail- E s 12 ij g . ff' I fig, ' XM S if i I Mr. Philip Smith Library Dept. Chmn. Mr. Larry Soderman Physical Ed. Mrs. Marian Spooner Mr. Bill Stanley Physical Ed. Special Ed. 3? lx Qu ,f' Ji Mr. Joe Spinetta Health!Soc. Studies Mr. Martin Stoll Business Educ. Dept. Chmn. I f Mr. Jim Strausser Mathematics Ms. Beverly Ulbricht English Mr. Harold Whitmore Special Ed. Mr. Bob Tierney Science Ms. Ginger Tomlinson Art Dept. Chmn. Ms. Joan Weller Business Edo J Mr. Bob Zedlitz W.E.E. Dept. Chmn. JUNIIIR CLASS UFFICERS -li' President, Christopher Trindade, Vice President, Laura Ezell. Councilpersons pictured above in alphabetical order: Jay- leen Bernard, Tina Brice, Lynn Cadle, Eric Christensen, Gregory Collins, Susan Eastey, Bret Giovannoni, Cathy Lachen- myer, Janet Merten, Cecelia Montoya, Jana Meier, Susan Oda, Therese Ortiz, Brian Promes, Mary Reeve, Patricia Smith, Bonnie Williams, Linda Wood, Ste- phen Young. 'i 94 Nw 'Q - Q ,.,.,L, Us fat lxxx if ai QQ f W is Kristine Blevins Mildred Bluford Robert Blum Mark Bogdanowicz Earl Boles Stacy Bolivia ed Abrescy eborah Adams ichard Adams orina Aguilar elly Aistrup larian Albert ichelle Allen ance Almeida anet Alvillar hawn Alvillar amara Appleton lona Armijo effrey Armstrong eresa Arnold John Ashley Mary Babcock Pamela Baird Gerri Ballestrazze Daniel Bangham Jessica Baray Robin Barber Kimberly Barker Stacy Barnes Elizabeth Barnett Donna Barragan Kelly Barton Timothy Battiaion Robert Baucom Tina Becker David Bell Michelle Bell Cassandra Bellenger Diane Beltran Joel Benveniste Jayleen Bernard Lisa Bernatowicz Kay Berry Kazuko Berry Alan Blackmore Denise Bortz Charles Boyd Martha Bramhall Inga Brice Shawn Bridges Larry Bright Joanne Brisbin Jacquin Britton Elizabeth Brooks Audrey Brown Gary Brown Gregory Brown Joseph Brown Kenneth Brown Michelle Brown Robert Buntrock Lisa Burns James Burris Lisa Cabanyog Lynn Cadle Michael Cambra Cheryl Cano Alfredo Cantu Thyra-Ann Capello Laurie Capstaff David Carlisle Felix Caro Patricia Carrick Danita Carrillo Lorraine Carte Christine Cassata Thomas Cavender Jacquelin Champoux Christopher Chatburn Lesa Chavez Jimmy Cheng David Chiapetto Robert Christ Eric Christensen Linda Christensen Kelly Clark Cassandra Clerkley Marcus Coelho Mary Cole Gregory Collins Bradley Compton x xgff- I V , 4 Q ts 2- - X 1 sf 1 X Q--Q CLASS 0F 198 for rs., fi' - 5 Nr'-V '. s ,f i .45-1 '- q.:v , ,. 4 1 x -2 i sv lp i rg .. or Nax' S s' 1:4 'S it P, 1 A sus s -Q 1 's D LASS 0F 198 'V .Mx 1:7 at Julie Cotter Dean Cowles Steven Cox Scott Crawford Deborah Croneis Eddy Crosswhite Jon Cruz Julie Curtis Byron Dalrymple Cynthia Davis Sherry Davis Laurie Debus Ramona DeCamara Danna Delbufalo David Delgadillo Katherine Delgadillo James Delor Richard DeOcampo Patrice DeVaughn Tammy Dicker Tracy Dixon Donna Domeier George Dorneier Russell Duncan Jeffrey Dunn John Dura Marina Dye Susan Eastey Julie-Ann Ebbler Colleen Eckardt Jacquelin Edgell Brennan Edwards Thomas Edwards Dawn Erickson Gina Esquerra Laura Ezell Christine Farnum Ricky Fischer Grace Fitzpatrick James Flesher Mitzi Fletcher John Flores Rafaela Flores Carter Franke Sharon Frazier Richard Goette Cynthia Goin Virginia Gontang Gregory Goodell Kerstin Graf Thomas Grasseschi Paulette Graves David Greene John Grissom Mark Guardanapo Danny Guerra Kathryn Hague Cynthia Haight Gary Hale Charles Hayes Roy Heaivilin Robert Hendershot Denise Hernandez Letici Hernandez Lynette Hernandez Steven Herrera pe Q N- c xx il LASS 0F Randi Hamilton Janette Hardesty Leatrice Hatcher William Hay .l'hd l.',i ' . l Y fi. .,f- X Kipland Frymire Patrick Furtado Tammy Galvan Andrea Garcia Daniel Garcia Eric Garcia Keith Gardner Scott Garner lnga Geller Matthew Gemberlir Dee Dee Gemoya Gary Gibson Theresa Gibson Bret Giovannoni T? 198 XT :a .4 -f X ,ff J sb qu., A Nord Herup Kimberly Higgins Angela Hill Melissa Hillman Sheri Hoen Doretta Holland Scott Hoorn Elizabeth Johnson Jon Jones Gayle Jorgensen Natalie Jorgensen Sonia Juarez Theresa Juba Amanda Kakacek CLASS fi . ii.: HV S 4 M-.W ,man r l x -v Q54 iq' 198 4 Q .., 'r U., v ei , ,A 4 ry Klein Knecht Knight Kranich Kuehn Kularb u Lacariere Lachenmyer Lamagna Landavazo Larsen haron Larsen ames Lea :AWE-, Mark Kalvig Todd Kammerer Michael Kavathas Christopher Kellogg Donna Kessenich Mashu Kikuchi Phillip Kim Lisa Kirk Kim Kislingbury Randy Kjos Cynthia Howard Thomas Hudson Arenda Hughes William Hunsinger Christopher Hunt Steven llg Rhonda lmberg Cynthia Israel David Jacobs Neil Jacques Marlon Jansen Karen Jentsch Darrell Joe Andrea Johannsen if .. :Z I . 'xx L x J , Debra Lee Jean Lehouillier Lorraine Lemke Daniel LeVeque Deanna Lewis Pauline L'Heureux Lisa Lichtenstern Glenn Lima Patricia Lopez Sarita Lopez Jeff Louie Allen Lowe Louis Lucivero Monica Lutzinger Barbie MacDonald Jill Mackie Christine Mangan Kenneth Marron Shellie Marshall Paul Martin Charles Martinez Elvia Martinez Paula Massari Patrick McCarty Michael McEwen Cory McGee Douglas McKay Colette McKernon Kimberly McVay Lisa Medeiros Kristi Mee Jana Meier Maureen Melech Donna Melton Cindy Mendoza Janet Merten Vince Meyer John Mieher Mario Migliardi Deborah Miles Michael Miller Sheri Mills Denise Missontubbi Veronica Mitrick Kimberly Mock Yvonne Montalbo i l 'fl' Xe f '? -V ii l It . if H uv I mf 1-,4 1 i CLASS 0F 198 'N X , 4 Cecelia Montoya Donald Moody Pete Morales Julie Moreira Stephenie Morgan Susan Morton Jeffrey Mount Steven Murphy Theresa Murray Michael Neubauer Darlene Newman Martin Nieves Susan Oda Kevin O'Neill Natalie Ortega Disa Ortiz Lisa Ortiz Therese Ortiz Lee Osborn Rosanna Padilla Richard Palmer Timothy Palmer Douglas Pankey Teresa Parra Staci Peel Andrew Pera Gregory Perez Rufina Perez Tony Perez Shawn Phillips Scott Pisle Reza PourJaIilvan Donna Preston Brian Promes Marshall Ranger Dolores Rebelo Mary Reeve Michele Rehers Karyn Rice Kerry Richards Helen Rico Jana Rigby Chris Robello Oracio Robles Cathy Rodela Marian Scott Joseph Scull Sam Sealana Wendy Sedgwick Pamela Seiler Cindy Severin Tawya Shelton Dana Sherman Sueanna Sherrill Scott Shue Julie Silva Debbie Silvey Michael Simon Terri Sims Terri Smith William Smith Stephen Smothers Chris Smythe Tami Sory Kathryn Sowle Teresa Stansfield Roseanna Rodela Angel Rodriguez Joseph Rodriguez Lisa Rose Michael Rosser Denise Rustin Richard Saint Claudia Schukman Johnny Schuler Zina Schultz Mikel Schulze Joanne Schwab Renate Schwanz Katherine Scott Susan Stark Kimberly Sl Kimberly Stewart Stephanie Stone Timothy Stookey Janai Stringer Jorge Sulivan Mike Valenti Joe Valentine Pam Vallejos Remada VanBuren Darlene VanDierendonk Paulette VanHecke Antionette Velasco -M, Xzgv . 4 0 11K ai . 'Mi David Swedberg Tina Teuscher Bennie Tiapon Gordon Tibbetts Mark Tift Kathleen Tilton Eric Tornoe Barney Trammell Chris Trindade Crystal Troche Crystal Tucker James Tucker Denise Turner Yen U 'fret is Maria Venturi Maria Vera Quy Vuong Rowena Wack Gary Walters CLASS 0F 198 '1 Deborah Webb Joann Webster Matthew Weeks Paul Weisenberger Reilly Welsh S ,f if 'Q 1, x lk of Q Elena Wertheimer David Willey Bonnie Williams Mike Williams 'CTI 14, Deanna Williamson Wendi Wilson Kelley Wise Karen Wolfe Gary Wong Linda Wood Doug Yates Kelli Yoshinobu Stephen Young L44 f Qt l 1,-1 SOPHOMORE CLASS IIFFICERS Pictured Above Left to Right Bottom Row, Carolyn Wightman, Lisa Burdette, Amy Burkhart. Second Row, Vice President Michelle Shuck, President Ron Anthony, Mike Mason. .W 1-4 - l ZX is - - . 3 X f ,Q Y' , N X x 'W Anthony Adams Michelle Akers Elaine Alessandro Jodi Allein Paul Allen Tim Allen David Anderson Anderson ice Andrews en Andrews dora Andrews ne Andrews .P . Anthony . -I ela Appleton 14 n Bader hn Bader fT'l Bailey l i ' 1 i . f UPHO URE CLASS William Archibald Monica Armsdon Dan Askin Marie Aspiras Jeff August Sebastian Ayala Denny Azoon 'we 1- Jax Baker Baldini Barker Barncord Beers Bell Beltran Bialer irdwell Boggess Botelho V. :N , X K l X C7 fy 'Q r... A l Jay Barncord Heidi Barnes Kathy Bartlett Korry Barton Chris Bauerle Cathy Beatovich Karey Beckel ..... , f. xi N xr Karen Boyd Greg Bradshaw Pat Brinkerhoff Janey Brown Debbie Brownell Rodger Browning Marlene Buhler Matt Bullis Lisa Burdette Amy Burkhart Tim Buscher Michael Bush Mike Byers Steve Carpenter David Carter Paul Casados Ken Certuche Lori Cesar Shobhana Chandra Craig Chatburn Donna Cooley Robert Cooley Tim Coppin Laura Cordingly Chris Covington Kristy Craig Todd Cramer Brian Davis Eric Davis Kathy Davis Anthony Decaccia Tammy Decaccia Bret Delehoy Chris Deming Dave Caeton Julie Camarena Bruce Cameron William Campos Susan Cano Carmen Caro Shelley -gc'-v Tuyet Chau Mike Clapp Jennifer Kelly l Craig Conner Rodger Cook Charlene David Croft Luella Susan Cupples Steven Daley Cindy Dalton Greg John Daricek Tonya Dothage Lawrence Drobshoff Barbara Dunn Jonny Dunn Richard Dura Gayle Duran Ron Duran inf 5 Greg Elliot Elizabeth Ellis Laura Ely George Engs Francis Escobar Terisa Estacio Melanie Estes Fitzgerald Flesher Ford Fordham Fracisco Francis Funk ,. cl. Well Ruth Deponte Ranelle Dills Dean Dimick Jessica Dodds Dan Domeier Linda Domeier Tina Dorris V7 -14 , -X 4 . xl i UPHO URE CLASS - 53 Q. A H Qtimfi. C H 2. lil! Diane Durden Joe Durkee Laurie Dutra Brenda Dwyer Ron Ebeling Michael Edwards Scott Eicher T F 4 v 'i n 15, ., , 'A , va 5 .anv- mmm A fr X 1 7 ir L' . -it is lit if , . fp Q . fix v-9 tv -Qs: Kenny Evans Phil Evans Sherine Evans Ray Everett Carmen Faine Brent Fink Bryan Fink Teresa Gallegos Jackie Gallet Tracey Galvan Pam Garcia Jeff Gardner Javier Garibay Fred Garza Kim Genthner Debbie Gerry Mark Giachino Simone Glaser Rick Godinez Bill Goff we v. X ff i ' L' C7 Xe , . Wendy Green Richard Gress Debbie Gryder Rick Guinn Laura Gutierrez Eric Hahn Cindy Hall X x i i . Eric Goguen Lynne Goheen Kathy Gomm Lisa Gong David Gontang Lisa Gouvela Jim Gray QL? 0PHO URE CLASS Robin Heinemann Kelly Hewitt Scott Hiatt Kurt Hickam Shawn Hill Ann Hillesland Jill Hohenshelt ities, Lisa Hall Scott Hall Brian Handel Robert Harer Karen Harig Dave Harman Karen Haworth I 1 Evan Huelfer Susan Hughes Jerry Hutchison Carey Hutton Annett lmhof Elizabeth Jackson Debbie Jarrett Y x r Darren Holland Laura September Hollinger Lisa Honebein s Earthala Jhonna Eric Huelfer Gayle Jensen Patricia Jentsch David Johnson Joseph Johnson Kevin Johnson en on Kenneth Jones ne Kalvig 'Jnris Karonovich Paul Kavanaugh 'atricia Keeley i Keeth d Kennerly Kilgore Lang Langs Lara awhorn e 1 Leber Lopez Lozano Lutje Lutzinger Mack I Mangan 'ick nriquez iii LaPlume y Lawrence X1 'Rfk Barbara King Cheryl King Gregory Klein Grant Knaefler N Brian Korte Jeff Kretschmer Mike Laden 0PHO URE CLASS Jenene Lemas Louis Lenhardt Mike Lenhardt Theresa Leyva Casey Lincoln Andrew Logan Donald Lopes John Martin Kelli Martin Barbara Martinez Elizabeth Martinez Tamara Martinez Eric Masamitsu Doug Mascardo George Maseda Mike Mason Steve May Joy Mayo Michelle Mayo Terry McBroom N it 4 . , Tina Mestas Mike Miller Martin Mitchell Mike Mitchell John Mitrick Gary Moitoso Brett Montana S Y Y K l ' '22 '-file Timothy McBrof Gina McDermott Jeff Mchone Tammy McKay Caroline McKernon Eileen Mclain Marlena Merck UPHO URE CLASS Mike Mueller Miguel Munoz Eric Murney Craig Musci Ellen Navarra James Navarra Susan Nesbit I X 1 T Maria Olmos Gregory Olmsted Gabe Ormonde Jesus Orozco Yvette Ortega Jimmy Oskovich Randall Palmer sstg, ,fin nh ill Sean Montoya Anthony Deborah Morris Donald Morris Chris Mosko Robert Mount Theresa Mucino Rf Tim Ness Cynthia Allison Eleanor Sean Oconner Edward Marnie Oliver Aaron Phillips Vincent Pickard Kevin Pitta Laura Pleskach Michael Pritchett Karl Quintoa Sheila Ralph 'Q7 X S ii Tony Parra Robert Pearce Karen Pellettieri Pauline Perez Kevin Perreira Steven Pestana Barbara Peterson John Rebelo Robert Reed Karen Reiss Celia Resendez Jacquelin Reyes Bonnie Rice Jodi Rice Rosser Rowland Ruano Rusler Russo Russo Salter Z UPHO URE CLASS Grable Ramirez Lucy Ramirez Ramon Ramirez Reynaldo Ramos Derrel Ramsey Mark Rantz Terry Real Glenn Sands Jared Sare Mary Schanen Karen Schatz Corey Schmidt Deanie Scott Scott Rice Jane Robello Ralph Rodriguez Timothy Rodriguez Michelle Roeding James Rodgers Willi Rosenberg Jeffery Scott Warren Scott David Searls Gregg Seavey Raymond Serrano Steven Sewell Douglas Shepard Tracy Simerley Wayne Siqueria Juanita Smith Kelly Smith Lisa Smith Teresa Smith Eric Spano Donna Sherman Sundai Michelle Shuck Shelly Sieber Eric Silva 'Q 9 .1 - . 0PHO URE CLASS Pamela Sulivan Matthew Swanson Nancy Swanson James Swedberg Raylene Swickard Sherry Tavis James Tavres f f iz, , tire- - Wi Genell Trimboli Kris Triplett Damita Troche Tammy Troop John Trott Patricia Tucker Tracy Turek L if I at A Nm 'LAX Linda Silva Ronald Silva Rodney Spikula Donald Spisak Duane Yvonne Stevens Holly Stever Cheryl Stiles Therese Mark Thomas Prescil Elizabeth Thompson Scott Nancy Tift Teresa Tignor William Tolley ia Villarreal Villasenor Villegas Virgo Voyce Walton Warmington Wesson Wesson West West Wild Wightman Wilder asf' . N. fi X 4 0 av N4 fi. .t-L , Glen Turnipseed Caroline Udvare Catalina Valadez Richard Van Horn Carlos Vega Nancy Verduzco Maria Villafuerte WSW 4--7 0PHO URE CLASS Paul Warnecke Randall Watson Leanda Wattier David Watts Donna Wells Earleen Wenzel Dale Wescott ,, . if it W , O -'Jn ,f 1 f s ,,. 41- 1 8 41' - f,,,t uf f Q E i , A Z a A J0- G7 1 Wilson Wilson Winovic Woodbur Wright Wright Wright h Y Kathleen Wilkes Cynthia Wilkins Cynthia Williams Rhonda Williams Willie Williams Devra Williamson Terry Williamson ..t Kevin Yarnell Mike Young Mark Youngberg .lack Zickert. FRESHMEN CLASS UFFICERS is Nw-,. .E Stl' IA? 1 A fi I '. 'T P llsk Q I L Q 1 K 1 P 2 Pictured Above Left to Right Bottom Row, President Pedro Rodelas. Second Row, Councilper- son Marie Bogdanowicz, Vice President Kim Sequeria, Councilperson Sean Morgan ity? Q L.. wi Y . 1 X A ix, xt N al h tx k xi li Charlotte Abrao Gary Adams Zeena Advani Mike Aldridge Maurice Almanza Dan Alyea Angela Anderson Dewayne Anderson Shari Anderson Stacy Anderson Janet Andrews Joseph Arguello Norma Arguello Dave Armagost Kim Armstrong Andy Arney Fernando Aspiras Tammy Autrey Janine Baca Nick Baca Dusty Badding Benjamin Baer Alan Bailey John Bailey Scott Bailey Tammy Bailey Gina Ballestrazze Annette Barens ,J b . I Brian Barnes 5 ' 7 Ty Barker 'M if Anthony Barnett ' T -,f 5,2 Mike Barnett X W . gi : .V Mike Basta , A I x i 4' John Batchelor . ' f ' ' ' 1 X N y Terry Bates FHESHMEN CLASS 0F 684' ','tm Debra Battaion Tracie Bauerle Molly Beck Dave Becker Mike Bell Christina Benally Linsey Benge Sandra Benton Ursula Benton Herman Betchart Jim Bettencourt Glenn Biggs Jeff Bills Gerald Bishop Eric Bjornson Jenny Blackwood Tim Blood Kim Boac Maria Bogdanowics Martin Braun Kerry Bremer James Brookins Heather Brown Leanna Buck Jim Buell Tim Burch Bernice Bogguess Jody Bolivia Damon Bortz Deloris Bortz Dave Boyce Rl' K x FRESH N CLASS 0F 84 Ruthi Bull Kelly Burnett Mike Burdette Cheryl Bush Kenneth Butler Sheri Butler Lisa Carey Chris Cargill Nina Carini Aubrey Carter Jeff Casler Kerene Cavanagh Phuong Chau Tim Chesser Elaine Chitwood Stephanie Clement Randy Collins Greg Combs Tony Contreras Cam Conwell David Cooley John Corso Jeff Cothern Lance Crawford Deanna Calles Maria Camacho Richard Campos Athan Carabello ex Q f 3 J 4:- Agfif an i ,K 4 X l Valerie DeCamara William Dedman Mark Delloyd David Delong Susan DeLor Angela Crosswhite Mike Crume Madalen Curoso Erik Dahman Rebecca Daricek Tina Davenport Darryl Dawson Katie Deming Nancy Depper Richard Desilva Darnell DeVillanueva Arleen Diamond Lolin Dino Jeff Dobbert FRESH CLASS 0F 684' 45 hi. X! John Durkee Loura Durn Erich Durrenberg Nancy Dutton Laura Dotterer Shawna Dowlen Kennith Driggers Toni Duarte Loura Dura Susan Durden Bryan Eacret Mary Easton Pam Ebaugh Michele Edwards Mike Edwards Patricia Edwards Bob Eguina Rene Eklund Debbie Elliot Terry Evans Micki Farely Kris Felt Tina Field Nancy Fisher Blanca Flores Rose Flores Cindy Ford Tom Ford Ladonna Franco Lisa Franklin Kristine Frey Joanne Frisbie Lawrence Gaglione Scott Gallegos Steven Gaukroger Eileen Gavin Robert Geddes Timothy Gemoya William Gifford Charles Glover Wendy Goetz David Gomes Mary Jean Gordon Kimberly Gordum Joyce Gossette Melanie Graves Debra Gray Richard Gray Kim Green Darin Guardanapo Cynthia Guesnon Karen Hagman Glen Hahn Tamara Haire Paige Haizlip Diana Halstead Erik Hamid Bonnie Hantke Jeffrey Harris Michael Hatcher Shawn Hayes Allan Helder Gary Heightchew FRESH N CLASS 0F 84 Barbara Heinemann Candi Hemenway Rebecca Hernandez Teri Hertenstein Richard Hewitt Deborah Hill Emilia Hill John Hill Steven Hill Rebecca Hillman Gregory Hilst Rhonda Hoendervoogt Alle: FRESH i 1 A ll hxt Scott Holman Tina Houston Lisa Hunt Theresa lzudka Darnella Jackson Teresa Jackson Julia Jeffreys Anna Johnson John Johnson Kristine Johnson Susan Johnson Eric Jones Laura Jones Aimee Kakacek rs Linda Kavanaugh Thomas Kendrick Douglas Kennerly Robert Kerrebijn Q. ' ' Steve Kim re Wm i , 5 Linda Kirk Kris Kislingbury John Klein Kelly Klein Michelle Knowles Dawn Kuhl David Lacy Catherine Laden Wayne Landers Sharlene Langley Susan Laplume Larry Lara Lynn LaRocca Mark Lawler Mark Lay Cathy Leach 6849 Salome Lee Shannon Lein Gregory Lewis Sherry Lewis Jacquelin Loberg Timmy Locke Marie Losongco Eddie Luippold Karl Lum Lois Mackie Kevin Mahaffey John Mandish Jessie Manzo Alex Marabilla Joseph Marquez Kimberly Marr Renee Martin Monica Martines Brenda Martinez Joseph Martinez Angela Massari Sue Maute John Mavraedis John Mayfield Lana McConnell Dan McHardie Teresa McNeil Gary Mello Richard Mendoza Dennis Menter David Merritt Mark Meyer Timothy Meyer Cindy Miller Kristi Miller Lori Miller Shauna Miller Gregory Millier ' Karen Mirabelli Scott Miskowski Nz. . Daniel Mitrick Steven Moen Danny Montour Sean Morgan Brian Morris Kevin Morton Nadine Moss qso, F ft V gr +4 it .W if P .gi f ,.., 1 I E.. l I X .arm ol 4 , f Q- lb g 4 X364 .4 at , r' X i sf .I T' ..,. , X FRESH N CLASS 0F 'Sli' Rebecca Mostatab Esther Mucino Diane Munoz Emily Myatt Valarie Najar Troy Nelson Brian Nieve Sandy Nipp Staci Norris Manuel Nunes Karen Nunez David Ornelas Robert Ortiz 1 , 1 I hx .' ..A K the ff' f. - 'xv Q X YW g 'V F 1 -if it L fx !t I I Ll l J .j Sb fix Tim Peterson Debbie Phares Karen Phelps Tim Pierson David Pigman 0.5!- L-..-.cali Ben Pace Phil Pagan Ray Pangelinan Ed Patron Mario Patrone Doug Paulo Robert Pereira AI Pineda Joselyn Pinto Mike Pirnat Mitch Pisani Theresa Potter Linda Potts Tammy Pursell FRESH N CLASS 0F 684' Regina Ribarich Thomasina Richardson Ken Ritley Lanny Roan Y' Ip Joe Quiroz Lily Ramirez Regina Ramos Megan Ranger Robert Reager Kristine Rexelle Chris Robbins Juliana Roberts Martin Roberts Tami Roberts Martha Robles Pedro Rodelas Sean Rodgers Anthony Rodriguez Lisa Rodriguez Vera Rodriguez Robyn Rogers Sheila Rogers Steve Rogers Horace Romeo Chris Rose Robert Ross Theresa Ross Renee Routier Jane Rauno Michelle Rutherford Ann Ryan Chris Ryan Joanne Salter Jeff Sanchez Craig Sandford Angela Sandoval Guy Schaa Pierre Schaefer Lindsay Schnitger Christine Schuck George Schulz Angelina Scott Trever Scott Pam See Maureen Self Karen Sendelbach Jennifer Shepard Dorothy Sherman Mike Sherrill Angela Silva Vernon Silva Kim Siqueira Sophia Slade Deborah Smith Jamie Smith John Smith Michelle Smith Robin Smith Mary Sousa Michelle Souza Pam Souza Robert Spence Margaret Stark so fry 'fl si C '.r 1 'S 9 A Q i 4 1 ,4 .S , . X H ly ,T 'hi ', i A x , 3 .- 64 I Wi' Q. 3 .5 if 5., use bl ie T FRESH N CLASS 0F S4 Brian Stewart Leslie Stone Ray Stoutenburg Lisa Stubb Jodi Sullivan James Sutton Gary Talarico Tanya Tanner Chris Tavares Ray Thatcher Susan Theiss Sandra Thomas , , :A A 2 ' 2. W I 'A' 3 1 i .ay 'reu Q. gl aa i' A S R l li 14 fx sf wr.. -L Ni w v i W' t' 5? 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