James Monroe High School - Valhalla Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1984 volume:

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W , e ' 'fa 1 julie Gower Ken Green Harrnel Greer jennifer Groihonse Sonia Gneoara ww -V S Naney Gnirynis joe Haddad Stephanie Hall ,flnyie Harnplon l5'rian Hansen Anthony Hansford Kristen Hanson H Uraei Hardiny Shelly Harlns Party Harrinylon ' ' Q .V sg , f 1: , X V 7 Qi ,Cisa Harrison Carry Hanser Maher Hawalineh Corrie Hendiey efrnesto Hernandez 20 SEN IORS Roberto Hernandez Roy Hill Sniy Jlisayasn EX Stephen flonie ,lx e ,Mike flicks H WM., Rooyn jlinsley , - ,fa Snella flolslon Raylnona floooer Darla J-lony 6'nriefIne Jloasefnan Stephen flnoerly Ryan J-lnllrert Robert .lnyleee ,Carry Jnyrananr sewnorzs 21 he 'V W , SJ' 5 a E Denise Jhsalaca .Isabelle Jshaha ,Michelle Jfalieher 1571! jachhzah .Marsha iachsah mg, an My , ci ,cfm we fc 35 .Wg Xi Krisieh faeaer iahh james khahda ,falhisah Pefer fahis iahh ,faralhilla 'vw Patrice fehhihgs ,Mighah ,files Rudy ,Yihcehez Uylyh fahh ,Michele jahhsah 'Srl f 7 ., ., J' 7 fel, M he emi v Verhah iahhsah ,Mahica f0l1KS Shahdra ,YOHCS kdbfff faarez ,Cisa jade! 22 SENIORS un 14 ,W , ' ,,w!WT1'1Wg:1Ng,'!xW M5 ,9- 1 wx ,, , W N .1 mv! 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Thomas jill Zfhamas Uferesa Uzomas 36 SEN IORS ft' Urernas Cnernpsan ,Arnold Korres 6naa ,My Fran Srneline Creje 'Q George Zfufeef Danielle llplen 6ris!ina Valencia Rabin lfallaire jlflienael Van Dyk Qiffevvka larry Van Jwarden Knnnrie Van Vlret Reber! lfarlrlaw ,Maria Vega 97li,vina Velaes L I ,Mienelle Vilelle ,Allyn Waldman Kevin Walker ,Marsha Walker Krista Wallaee SENIORS 37 ,K M? 1 W Q H 441153, W1 1 WW' 7 W WQQM M wi? , 4 vb, f w E Y ,, M W i? 'Eli 1 fr 1 if, Q WJ ' 1' ,Viv WE wa- , 'M Y , m im-- WW v tw W Mvwn my V F 4' , Sm!! Wolf Uarolim' Wang Sleplzanif Woo Afandrya Wands 6'w1rfm'y Wassmfr jim Wm Wu yi-271111 Wu jonunv yang jasvfimz llniquez Farrm Vast 6 -9 -5. 'Q' F jeffrey young Robvr! Zfaung , A S , i 1 Himiy Vlllfl ffffllflld Zzmin ,,,- I 1 SENIORS 39 WWE' , ? ! i L 2 i 1 1 40 SENIORS W Tit, , Z Vmlfg 5 ,, M 4 . vm. gay f ff fl. T 51 1 -, fN A ,QB-,QE 9 rg-Q., L W-js? . - ':.::s' pst ww, t 23,9 F 'H R an is 'wr' 1 wh-w Y' I ,M 1. V f 1. 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Tim Poston Bottom Row:Wcndy Krogh, Judy Rosen, Stephanie Woo SENIOR 49 Class Matchmaker . , . . . . . . .Scott Gordon, Judy Floy- Class Ham ,............, Aaron Dillard, Shari Plotki, Class Nag .............. Class Artist ............,.. . . . , .Yi Tah Wu, Debbie Brant . . . . .Gary Sakai, Eartha Moor Most Likely To Become President ..Ron Robinson, Judy Rose Biggest Space Case ,.,......... . . . . . , .Chris Risely, Judy Floy- Forever Has a Cold . . . .... Tony Hansford, Crystal Brow Class Grump .....,..... ..,..... G ary Sakai, Theresa Kir Most Sought After Date . . . ..,. Mark Christianson, Diane Kop Most Stubborn .,..,.... . Class Taxicab ,.... Craziest Driver .... . . . . . . .Todd Roth, Erika Sede . , .Derrick Baker, Kim Gabourl ....Hani Samaan, Tori Hendle' Nicest Suntan .......... ........ J eff Brown, Diane Kopi Most Likely to Succeed . . .,......... Peter Lee, Judy Rosei HandsomestfPrettiest . . . , . Best Personality .... Class Intellect .. Most Popular . . . Best Dressed .... Teaeher's Pet ..... Best Sense of Humor Best Buildfliigure . . Mouth of Monroe . Cutest Couple .... Longest Name . .. Shortest Name .... rauest ......... Shortest ...... Most Freckles . . . Most Athletic . . . Nieest Legs . . . Hairiest Legs . . . Prettiest Eyes ...... Most Apathetic .... Class Perfectionest .. Most Likely to be Late for Their Own Wedding . . . Cutest Smile ............... . .................... Biggest Ego ............................,... . . Best Dancer ...... . . . Forever on a Diet .............. ....... Biggest Chowhound ............... ......... Male ChauvinistfWomen's Libber ..,. ..., Q Big AJ .Mark Christianson, Diane Kopl Kevin Walker, Debbi McGil . . , . . .Dan Wall, Stephanie Wo. Roland Bebber, Deanna Campo Choon Park, Carolyn De David Mancini, Inger Kilgori ,. .Choon Park, Allyn Waldmai ..Roland Bebber, Lara McGraw ..Stuart Levitt, Kim Richardsoi ... . .Carolyn DerfPeter Lee-Allyn WaldmanfCliff Kata ... , . . . . . . .Peyman Mohammadlou, Susie Abdelshaner .............J1mWu,Thuy Li .... . .John Benus, Lori Livell . . .Mark Netter, Pheobe Sim, ......... Roy Hill, Patti Smitl ..Roland Bebber, Debbie Brant . . . .Leo Boykins, Lara McGra Dennis MacLeod, Tesha Brand' V .Craig Singleton, Crystal Browil .Sean Selegue, Marilyn Kempe . . . . . . . .Peter Lee, Patti Schot . . . .Allan Whipp, Wendy Krogl Eric Sagerman, Allyn Waldmar .,.,..Cliff Katab, Shari Plotkii Mark Watanabe, Kathy Marots . . . . . . . ----------. Kathy Marotc . . . .Kenji Teshima, Erika Sedej Mr. Aizenstat, Stephanie Smitl 1 t- .w s asxsx--swims-tr .-Q E I AWARDS lass Busybody ...... . ost Absent-Minded .. Biggest Gossip .4 . Glass Psychiatrist 4 eaziest ........... Spirited ..... Bobsey Twins .,.. Optimist . 4 . Pessimist . .. Worry Wart Thoughtful . Sarcastie . . . Most . . . -lass flass flass flass Most Iylost astest Talker . . . Vlost Kissable ..., Vlost Energetic . . . Vlost Admired ... Biggest Feet . , . jretticst Hair ..... 4ongest Hair ... Longest Legs , . . Ehortest l4egs . . . eunniest Laugh .. flass Giggler ... kinniest ...... irtiest Mind .. riendliest .... Vlost Naive .... Biggest Flirt ... bhyest ........,. vlost Glamorous . . . lfutest Tush .,i.. Blass Mooeh A... rettiest Teeth . . vlost Spoiled ... Class Clown ... flass Slob ....... utest Dimples . . . iggest Pain in the Neck vlost Musical ....,.... 'Xll-American Kid ..,. Biggest Proerastinator . . B Tony Hansl'ordfRon . . . . . . . . .Jelli Cohen, Lori Lively . 4 . . . 4 .Scott Gordon. Pam Altman ..Renato Moore. Paula Nahmoulis .......Robcrt Juarez. Pam Altman ...Scott Gordon, Stephanie Smith . . . . . . . . .Randy Cabe, Sung Chung ....Aaron Dillard. Kim Richardson Robinson-Tesha BrandyfPhoel Sims .....Jel'l' Cohen, .Jeannie Komukai ...Sean Selegue, Ruthie Raduziner . 4 . . . . .Choon Park, Susi Berstein ...Steve Huberty. Susi Bernstein . . 4 . . .Stuart Levitt, l.aina Zunin .. .. Gary Sakai, Malissa I4awrenee .. . .Randy Norwood, Lisa Harrison . . . . . . .Robert Juarez, Judy Rosen .Kevin Hopgood, Marcie Goldstein . 4 . , Jim Matthews. Jaime Nichols .Derek Ferguson. Marisa Alexander . 4 . . . 4 Derek Ferguson. Patti Schott . . . .David Clements, Lara McGraw ........ Mark Netter. Xan Woods . . 4 . . . .Tim Kirby, Angel Freeman . .Eric Sagerman. Jeannie Komukai ....,.Joe Falso. Patrice Jennings ... .Kevin Gore. Angie Hampton ...4Aaron Dillard. Wendy Krogh . . . 4 . . . . . 4Roy Hill, Susi Bernstein Keith Crudupt, Angie Hampton . . . . . .Paul Buecieri, Alice Kwan . . . . 4 . 4 . .Jelli Brown. l.ori l.ively . . .Ron Robinson. Crystal Brown . . 4 . . . 4David Yeh. Shari Plotkin ....Eric Sagerman. 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', K ' fffflim 4. ' akgvfgyg .mi 'V 'wafgeif ff ' 7' Lf 5 Q 59 wi , 1' i If? Emu, 'QM gauze S aim 515 Princess i Prom '84 Perhaps the most memorable event of any Senior year is the much talked about Senior Prom. Always the most elegant event of the year, this years Prom was no exception. There was the exciting Prom Preview in early Febru- ary, the continuous quest for that perfect date, the frantic search for just the right gown or tux, and the unparalleled Prom itself This years Prom featured the band and was held at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. This years theme Today, Tomorrow, and Forever was carried on by the song Always and Forever . The Prom, as always, was a tremendous success and a perfect way to climax the mystery and enchantment of the Senior year. C ttchlng flies No blg thang T 43 'E - i 2 ss i .. .Q W if if if f 4 H fi ,.,..,.K -... ,.. s , . 2 si fl 5' : I Q E J K Q ,A.,.m..N..,. XXX. KN, .. N.. Y, 1 . Q XW..w.....N.4......m....,..,, Xi Lfizf-G if 2- ,. 1 : -. .. HQ A .E 5 ,,,M.., ,.... A ,...,. .,LW.......M,.X,...W.,...s ..,,..........,,........,., s X 5 E, i .:.::' : ' A L , w mf 6.0 F W , mm ,mf-ww fl X fm dv f f J ig .fx Q. 4 1 k Q X H 5 ri ex Y 13 ,J f Q -C2 Q X. -. ,, ,4...,, . TOP ROW: G. Christopher, C. Katab, P. Kim, T. Womeldorf, D. MacLeod, C. Marr, G, Brown, S. Stern, R. Beber, C. Reed, J. Allison. SECOND ROW: M. Moreno. S. Stephens, K. Tate, R. Smith, B. Randolph, K, McKenna, H. Frum, J. Henry, .l. Franke. R. Hull. R. Herding. THIRD ROW:G. Park. W. Blalock. T. Swingler, P. Pirnejud, T. Huwatmeth, .l. Jurumillo, T. Nunley, D. Yeh, R. Cube, BOTTOM ROW: P. Bereeki, G. Meneshiun. R. Zorns, V. Rivera, D. Montgomery, G. Juarez. R. Hulbert, G. Finkle. . fi... 1 S KJ - . JU . ' tx ljml 1 all fir V 1 Y 60 SPORTS n Tim Womeldorf rushes through Resedas defense. 5 f if FOOTBALL Q Q2 36-24-36 Thanks. but I can pull up my own socks. Van Nuys gets brought down by Viking defense. At first glance, Monroe's Varsity football record of 2- 5-l does not invoke one to believe that they deserve an appreciative pat on the back for their efforts. However, the valiant Vikes excelled in talent with outstanding players such as Roland Bebber, Tim Wommeldorf, Paul Buiceari and Victor Rivera. Great performances by .lim Drake, Paul Kim and Chris Marr also hilighted the season. The Vikings had a young, enthusiastic group of players which accentuated the teams competitive atti- tude. This attitude surfaced in their heroic exhibition against Gardena, a team ranked third in the city. Next year promises great improvement due to the fact that twenty veteran players are expected to return. Coach Harry Frumm commented in retrospect, We had a lot of tough times this season, but the team hung together through all adversity. Victor Revcra moving fast on his feet. 4 xg, as Il . b SPORTS 61 Coach Frum giving last minute advice. TOP ROW: R. Lowry, E. Ruelas, B. Johnson, C. McDowell, D. Schorse, K. Perry, D. Frazier, P, Jones, C. Smith, P. Halseh, .l. Hinklc. SECOND ROW: E Bernacki. K. Meighan. T. Gamble, M. Lcincr, Coach MacGregor, Coach Hasselbrink, Coach Murray. G. Lawson, N. Dyles, B. Mayeoll, N. Saroukhanioff THIRD ROW: A. Allen. R. Moore, .l. Carpenter, B. Bellamy. M. Garcia, .l, Weaver, R. Robinson, T. Crawley. .l. Milton. T. Aguero. BOTTOM ROW: R Redmond, M. Troupe, A. Song, A. Chavez, G. RivalTecha, M. Grales, D. Demarco, D. Choi, N. Slowcrs. BEE FOOTBALL 62 SPORTS Joey Weaver and Randy Lowry holding back the offense . . ir -of A quick offense moves for a score. This years Bee football team did not accomplish it's initial iectives due to inexperience, lack of practice time, opponents :h as Dorsey and Gardena and a disappointing start of 9-4. ter the beginning of the season, things began to pick up, but not time to save this stymied team. Leaving it with a 3-5 overall :ord for the season. Players such as Ninos Saroukhanioff, Paul ilsch, Joe Weaver and Clarence McDowell and an outstanding Fense helped to bring Monroe to 2nd place in the league with a E overall. With more practice time and more returners with their exper- ce next years Bee football season promises to be better. Vikings put a stop to Reseda's advancement. E 1 g, Y J-.445-v, 'ir' 't' V'L X' ' k A V' ,EK t-N zu X k 'Ly I H K 'ak K. g. Nix, 5 - .' ! kt,-iifSvS'is:S f g SPORTS 63 Monroe Beck moving under pressure TOP ROW: Kst. Coach, T. Koehn, L. Oda, S. Lindcl, C. Koct, K. Stcveson, Coach, J. Perkins. BOTTOM ROW: S. Eskridge, D. Houg, J. Fernandez ff . 2 vs Q M... V.. Q, It it .N The 1983 Varsity Volleyball tc proved to have a difficult season. The thusiasm and efforts of the girls ns dropped despite their 0-8 recrd. Pan the problem was that we got a late stary practicing and we only had a few van players returning from last year, sta coach Judy Perkins, Monroe's newestl dition to the athletic staff. Perkins said, next season we should be re tough, most of our players are returi and we'll have things together as a tea Team Captain Darla Houg commen we might not have done really well, we came close to winning a lot of games and we had fun. The Varsity te was led with exceptional performance: Linda Oda and Darla Houg. The Junior Varsity team had a slig better season with a l-7 record. The ti was led by top players Judy Fernandez Joann Yamaoka. This years season h light was defeating Verdugo Hills in t' last game. fl Q r. lgbkx :-, Q, J X K 1.1 . 1 ii L gsg. x . , A N .. .,. I .. t --A .... for OLLEYBALL 64 SPORTS -..- -. A Dana Lavato ready for the serve. , f ,,,,,i fi Linda Oda passes the ball for the set. Darla Houg ready for the spike. ,QIV ,,.. -fa Cindy lakes a break after a hard game. TOP ROW:Coach. J, Perkins, C, Chen, R, Kim, A. l.iarus, Asst, Coach, A. Park. BOTTOM ROWJJ. Yamaoka, M. Joaquin. SPORTS 65 iv - 'EF' if A ' Monroe's soccer team, though weal first, improved greatly over the seal They started with a loss to Granda P with a score of l-6 but at the end oft season beat San Fernando 4-2 and mingham 3-0. l Ramon Lopez, the team's star pla played outstanding and was respons for twelve of the twenty five goals kic all season. He kicked more goals in season than any one player in Monr history. Hector Moreno scored the c goal of the grueling first game and been a valuable player to the team, scoi four goals. The team is a young one, consisting mostly tenth and eleventh graders, accc ing to Coach Sasvary who believesl team could have done better, in fact t should be considered for next year's lea TOP ROW: Coach Sasvary, E. Iannone, R. Jimenez, J. Rodriguez, D. Venegas, J. Gonzalez, G. Valenzuela. A. Mendia, F. Paz, I. Rivera, G, Venegas, G. Briceno. BOTTOM ROW: R. Lopez, J. Trujillo, W. Martinez, H. Moreno, E. Reyes, M. Moreno, I. Aleman, J. Trujillo. 66 Sports SOCCER championship. l E 3 z S 2 l' H M ' . , , 5,4493 L.-'Ie f- . . .,.. 'f .. . K .f f In .W-. M K I V+-I I M 'fy' i 497 ' Lx f of MM-My .. wtf L . 4- fa, if V f A . Jaffa ' . 'W' ' ff -4 'W gli.: 'f f '52?w 1f'w-rf ' - . ...,,,.f T ...rf . 4. a' Ifl. - -.' J . .trr if J .A ,gi , I -J 5. y of . an . .V . ,, V ,eh V. VM - WW- .. if we MH 55.1.4 C' 'J H .Q Y if W' rltle rtte I fa V 9 ,I , X W, init. V if V JV r wa My .. -'-. ' 1 . , I M. ,.-. L w 56266 fl J .. J Mm.. Monroe's fullback moves the ball down the field. W 3k M4 ' 11 f J ' ' Y ' Jig , X1 ' WW 2,1 W MN , r 5 I A G ' Go, ' 'W fi' I ' W ww , 7. 4 A . A . .. Af ., , H .,,, - , ,,,,, ,,,, - 7 ,Q Q VJ , WM- ' wff' 'A+-zgsmrifkzx f A, 4 , pf 4. vu Ay .f, , A WM ',5'r5 7 ' f K L SZLH . zz' 12 ' V ' Aw .2'1': ' ,V Y f 7 'A aim I f TM . , ,,,. ,, VM , a M., H , 47 A, ,, ff A-5 A 1-2 ,Ay , W W ,W , 91 fwafwfwff ,ff , ' W +5 fagintwm W , V f.-, f ' mf Wh . M f ' ' n, on Y ,, V H , , i M 7 ,f J , , n 1 f n 2 :ag , fl ' fw Vikings shoot past opponents. N ,Q , , , g Wy, 3 M mi if SPORTS 67 lf. ' ' N.. it. .s...a+-Q if diiili Illif TOP ROWS. Brewster, S. Daws, M. Gardner, M. Miller, M. Sulorzano, L. Gavin, R. Louden, U. Reid, Y. Lim, A. Apsay, Coach J. Owens. BOTTOM ROW: S. Fife, Y. Wu, K. Mendoza, C. Suruki, M. Matsuoka, T. Guretzky, D. Fogg, J. Cho 68 TENN The comraderie and close friendshipi the tennis team this season did not h them to receive the city title. The tea lack of tournament experience gave G nada a chance to steal away the title. C standing players such as Melanie Gardr Melinda Miller and Lisa Galvan did h them to achieve a 2-6 record. The sea, was not a loss though, the team enjoj playing and competing, a redementior hoped for next year. Ready or not here it comes. T . i .lvffilqil zgrixr r 1 ffl xpeixyxwx . X in Y x .ks rw. xr w, x yn X :gl ,err 2-L f. Rik.:- , Xml lv. Sally makes a terrific serve. I e rx - ieell eoro o if 5 F A ,. ,- , , r QLQ, A 1 '33 ie? I 5 . 'Q e : l eoe I, A Vl k . Y -Q 2 ' VH : ...k.., - - l f 6 E sggxgss ,ex ff Q .K if r o am emo? i i 1 X A X K I :eil 5 fi 5 M , if qP Q ,,.. o T .li -ffl' if -K: . . Ngo-. Amabel looks distressed, Melinda playing close on the net. f .wi M an.. x X--- M i 1 rzwlxfefx'-urewfr -. .g-..Q5n..M Melanie moving toward the return. SPORTS 69 33 Si ,,A.. 'QJQWQ W 'ggi W CA DID af R Www. QW K X R X Q . A .www ' W' 50- S f' A' 5 M4 X X E xx x N8 F i 5,13 . 'Q- -Y ' ' f .,, V+, V, -, WMA, I -W X L6 ,x f , ..,..,! ,,..., , ,,,,,.., , ., , ,,,,. ff R. Valdez, B. Rush, J. Richards, F. Eberhard, D. Garcia, E, Montoya, Coach Balzarctt W 5 j f Y 5 K 1 ffl ' at -COUNTRY 72 SPORTS This years Cross Country had a .. season with Varsity placing 5th in league with a standing of 1-4, with .lur Varsity placing 2nd in the league wit standing of 4-l , with 10th Graders plac 6th in the league with a standing of' and Girls placing 2nd in the league wit standing of 4-1. The teams had such d standing runners as Lori Anderson i placed 7th in the City Championsh Danny Garcia who placed 20th in city Junior Varsity, Don Frost and Brian Ri This years girls team also placed 8th in city. Coach Balzarett commented on season as a whole by saying, The sea was very successful because the ind duals worked very hard. Monroe is looking forward to outsta ing Varsity and Girls teams next yea the number of llth graders return. hoped. tim Pure agony seen on the face ol' a dedicated varsity runner. C. Ncthcrcutt, O. Yanez, M. Staley. R. Hill, J. Coldwnhar, E. Fricioni, Coach Balzarett . .3 fy, A I think I can. I think I can. f Lf, ' gg.. W- Hey Koolaid!!! I thought I'd never finish. 'op Row: D. Mochizuki, J. Shinbashi, D. Frost, S. Storaker, B. Thomson, S. Keddie, Coach Balzarctt. lottom R0w:T. Neal, E. Levine, D. Stein. SPORTS 73 74 SPORTS ...sn Just one more mile. gig' as Q-,SRM Top Row: D. Grubbs, L. Eldridge, L. Anderson, L. Crismond, K. Holmes, F. Rizk, N. Garcia, D. Crawford, Coach Balzarctt. Bottom R Y. Andrews, D. Brand, T. Beale, G. Metcalfe, A. Vasquez, G. Herrington. 1 l Q rx E .f 1 n 1 Vickings lead the pack. . :,I,.: M Couch Balzarcll records runncr's time. Why run when I can skip 0 SPORTS 75 A-f4v.1f1..a.z.A.. 1 f A We-'ffl-V..-1w.Ai.r ' ' 'gsfraiwul hf.Que.ai 4 'sf i ,. .. ,. . W-. MLA.. , M . if ALA.. M ..i,,.,,l ,,..,,....,..-.. . .. Q A L.. .Ml .4 A . l I 3 Top Row:J. Cohen, E. Fricioni, R. Hill. Coach Balzarett, Coach Hasslebrink 3rd Row: H. Vega, T. Womcldorf, D. Mochizuki, J. Benus, F. Eberhard, N. Somawar, K. Robinson, A. Woods, K. Mcighan. 2nd R0w:S. Blumenthal, E. Grigsby, H. James, R. Garcia, R. Valdez, G. Mcneshian, D. Garcia, D. Thomas. Ist Row: B. Thomson, D. Rizzi, S. Yancz, E. Levin, B. Rush, E. Montoya, C. Nuthercutt, D. Frost, S. Shinbashi. 2 i i NL, . :K TRACK 76 SPORTS Look out Bruce Lee! It is often difficult to find a sport where an thlete can combine personal excellence into a eam effortg but many have found that track just , ay be that sport. Basically, skills of running, lumping and strength together cover about 37 track and field events. This year's team, because of the few returning athletes was not expected to do as well as last ear's stronger team. Track coach Dean Balzer- tt felt they did well but attributes their difficul- ies to being a young and relatively inexperi- nced team. This year's team was led by Sr.s Frank Eber- hard in the mile and Eric Grisby in the hurdles, junior James Henry, an excellent sprinter, and junior Brian Rush in the two-mile race. Other standouts included junior Paul Kim, who excells in the shotput event, Sr. Jeff Cohen, in the high iump and triple jump, along with Sr. John Benus ho competes in the long, high and triple jump vents. Balzerett added that the team was developing nd improving throughout the season, striving to o well in the meets with Monroe's toughest ompetitors, Kennedy and San Fernando. Q Frank going the distance , Quick! Give me the Keys! l Really have to go! by V rival. John takes a Flying leap. SPORTS 77 ,.. ..aa..,.,. MASQ.. , - .. Y Wg,-,,,,, N , -MW- . .,.,-,,.. vm 3 E Top Row: Coach Hasselbrink. Coach Balzarett Znd Row: Y. Andrews, T. Person, K. Holmes, J. Shanahan, V. Spargur, L. Elderidge Ist Row:G. Mitcalf, L. Anderson, D. Brand. D. Grubbs, K. Clayton, J, Balkley 5 1. of f 2 it ' -' I 78 SPORTS Tiekewe. ' 1 N 4 lt is always difficult to be a team 1 had an excellent season the previous yr The team usually feels pressure to dc exceptionally as the year before, and 2 thing less would be a let down. Such the case for this year's girls track te Last yearls team led by all-city Jenn Lui and Majorie Johnson was in co Dean Balzerett's word, uthe best g team ever at Monroe. This year's team obviously didn't h the same potential. However, they v strong for a young team, and against to competitors, such as Kennedy, faired a spectable season. They were led by jul Lori Anderson who was considered ony the best in the city. Anderson along x Debbie Grubbs excelled in the 880 mt competition, while Jodi Shanahan was leader in Sprints and long jumps. Balze expects the team to develope into a stronger and faster team next year. I , , ,ff, V . V, . , ..,,' W ,,, , r . ',', - , '- ' ii Q' I W r. .qt 4 f .72 if t ,Em .,,. .Q ,gy V.!, fm? ' ,W .iz f . . . Lori Anderson shows her endurance One more mile to go. Si ,Li . S Xa., 'Pig W. Kxkk . ., K fe wi... Two against one, we win! 5 A ,,W.z,:wwYM ,Mgy ff U H 5K 2 6 , xy, ' .V qi., ,W E 4? 52 2, si s s ci if Tig? Q, iw fi ie 5 Wm 3 ff? M Q 1 F0110 80 SPORTS M, V , W f'Wf92vMemf hw ,, 4 , h one stepat a time. . . Y , f.E,1.,5 W 'WA 5:q.,f'?fe,,- 'M fiqfk V- :WWI SPORTS 81 The 1984 boys gymnastics tear well on its way to regaining the titl City Champions. Coach Sasvary l definitely expecting the team to conl first in their league and then agai City Finals. We have nine returi gymnists from last season and sl very strong newcomers . This years team had three top 4 tenders David Moriel, Brian Herr and Sean Katz, all of which are Ol pic hopefuls for 1988. The three Monroe on the high bar, pommel hc volt and floor exercise. We have no doubt in our minds we're the best in our league and will the city championship, commei Herring. The toughest oppont proved to be Hamilton and Univer: Next year, with 7 strong gymn returning, the team should again very successful. Arron shows pcrfcct form on the rings .six-an 'vi wily. K. TOP ROW: V. Berudt, P. Files, D. Clawson, A. Borman, J. Gower, P. Hicks, BOTTOM ROW: C. Caggiano, T. Staples, L. Reavis, C. Jones, T. Love, E. Hamie, K. Franks. FLOOR: M. Dorias. l The girls gymnastics team is coming into their 1984 season with a very optimistic outlook. All of the teams in our league are equal in ability and we should be very com- petitive, the outcome will depend on if we get the breaks, says Coach John Novak. Novak, although he has not coached at Monroe for long, is an experienced gymnist himself. Novak commented on how he enjoys coaching his girls teams more than boys teams, I think girls are easier to coach basically because they listen better and are more disciplined. The team is strong in all events with no major weak points. Pam Files, a senior and the best overall gymnist will be a strong contender on the volt, beam and floor exercises. Other highly acclaimed gymnists are Julie Gower, leading on the floor exercises, Heather Williams, on the balance beam, Pam Files on the volt, and Patty Hicks and Dawn Clawson on the uneven bars. We are also strong in our classes. Pam Files and Heather Williams will be competing in Class 1, the highest class of high school gymnastics. We also have some very good class 2 contenders. A great deal of our team is competing in Class 3 and very few are in Class 4, the lowest in competition. Going into the league where the teams are fairly equal will put a lot of stress on the girls, but they are expected to do very well. Their toughest competitors this season will be Eagle Rock, Grant and University High. Next years season should prove to be spectacular for Monroe. We have seven or eight girls returning next season, many of which are already top contenders, states Novak. 84 SPORTS Hmmm, the floor was here a minute ago Pam does a backwalk over on the beam ln. AUTGGRAPHS X, w nj g Q F I QM-Q26 'gh M 42 .4 , .4 W A W, r arf: Q. . ,V S 5. :,A.: ..F QM ,,1: P A A , Q.. V, , -K A , 2 vhV:l,'lv U :AI -A , my f ffVA ' l ,1 1 f - ' 5 'sfvgzl' 1' gn 1 A -4 ix '11 ' . as ,Z , , ' - ff A A ' 5' , . - .,.,-W , aa ff , ., 5 'u ' Q. K X ff' VARSITYQL to RJ Bruce Rosen, Peter Janis, Jim Elder, Jim Kingman, Daren Bower, Robert Grad , - - .nh N . 'sl f F -- , , Y 5 S 1X 88 GULF Golf may not be as glamorous a sport football, baseball or basketball, nevert less, it has attracked a considera amount of attention this season. With return of veteran players Daren Bovi Jeff Liederman and Jim Elder, along w Peter Janis and Jim Kingman up from l year's Jayvees, an excellent team was pected. We have a good chance of placing y or 2nd, commented coach Verjean Ow Out toughest competition is Universit Both Jayvee and Varsity teams got to a great start. After moving up a no' from last year's 2A to the 3A division, ' competition was expected to be tough Surprisingly enough, according to Ow it didn't have an effect on their perf mance this year. 'Slt seems our streng was about the same as last year, but c opponent's were weaker. Outstanding newcomers this seas were Bruce Rosen, Robert Grad and Bri Aron. v E t 4 E i l E E t l l' l Caddyshack ll .-my Y The incredible shrinking club. V.,,,f!--9-....4,.wH-'ffm Do I look like the tree .. . yet? 'wtf' 7 Lct go already! f W' M ,. V, S I W., ., 4, , A e 9, I - ... Vw ., V 2 , N M y y l, A, , r V 4 L ' . , . . f . -1 f , M' ne A , 4' ' 0, f Q 4 'W' - , f , ..-f.. .V a . 21721 V , j M ff if . 8 . . ' .. 3 1 rr ' if 4 4 - ' A .1 ,A A QL-Me. I A q Q: W' V, i A K f. ' ' . . Q 'ZZ g,zjf?i',, ,..f 2 ' 1 4.4 A' Q'-' V' film - . ' ' ' . 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Palmer, E, Holmes, D. Moriarity 90 SPORTS Tennis is the type of sport which reli on individual strengths, but most impc tant is having a powerful team that wor well together. According to coach K McKenna, 'SAS a group we were stror We had a lot of depth and that is impc tant. Leading the teams and in top positic were returning seniors Dave Stibor, D Moriarity, and newcomer Scott Reddie Competition was tough in the Mid-V1 ley 4A League this seasong not tougl than expected though. We were fighti for 3rd with Kennedy and Granada. mingham, we assumed, would take the tle as they have the last l5 out of years, stated McKenna. Tremendous assets to the team were v erans Jai K. Kim, Erik Holmes, Gary Hendro and John Lehr. Also success was sophomore Greg Offers. The season was a challanging one, ax its' turn-out was to no ones dissapoii ment. Being on the team was a learnh experience, said McKenna. Having ft which we did, kept the interest up. 2 TENN S Tennis is Dave's racquet tt., T Row: B. Deblcy, R. Steinberg, D. Boykins, C. Hong, U Cho Bottom Row.'J. Kim, D. Richard, R. Allen, S. i, M. Chung, T. Coats ---fs... mf--W, ,,.,n,,W 1? ' at R R V' T it S f LZ'lf11Q'I - , , We-4 . F y V ff , , , e , A ,wt ,,,,f Q c , . TTT . ' 6. f 7' TP?-r3F+fv fig? for M??LL4 l f X , JW,,,-f,,,a,, ,..,. ,, r 4 144 'W -v J 7! nf Z 3'Zf.it+i T , 1f5i3?'3'35fA?+?rfi'fZi.?.ts. T. . . Whack it, Gary You can stop now, her back is turned rf 9 Tennis. Richard Simmons style New invention: The Vibrating Racquet SPORTS 91 Top Row: D. Taylor, B. Smith, J. Benus, A. Dunbar, Coach Jim Thompson Bottom Row: W. Williams, S. Thomas, D. Muroka N 1 X If .7 l i BASKETBALL Although this years Varsity Basketball team coached by Jim Thompson was inexpe- rienced and undersized, the team managed to stick together and prove to be a tough com- petitor. Led by starters Desha Taylor, Vin- cent Jack, Wendell Williams and John Benus this years team managed to pull out three games including their final league game against San Fernando. Prospects for a win-i ning season next year are on an upswing with i the advent of practice over the summer. Al for Two. '50 SU: 'Hi ,. 1 S ? 1 1 55,15 X -- Qs' WJ af 'P UA . lk i 5 r 'J -t . . ik. This seasons overall record of 3 wins and 7 losses didn't show the true potential of this years Junior Varsity Basketball team. Lack of size and experience were major reasons for this seasons shortcomings. Highlights of this years team included possible Varsity starters for next season Larry Thomas and Nino Sar- orikanioff. Next years team hopes to have a winning season in the tough Mid-Valley TOP ROW.' A. Johnson M. Barter M. Manovis M. Lambert D. Kinnerman BOTTOM ROW: Alex Neblett Barry Thomas M. Marcus N. Sarioukanioff wa- X15 BASKETBALL .,... .... 4 league. Q J 'Q 9 QQ- Wiki, Jw ., ff- U 5 -- CK Q SEX X gb , 'Q . x 3 is nf 2 f 1512 it 51' W' if x ' .1 .N E , ,, s 9 5 5 M gg Q L l , xx sg 1 96 SPORTS rf, xx ,fn Y V gf U -4 , I W if u, , . . :- QA ' f , '.:,,ivf.. -. J f , . K Q- 4 .52 ' ' wif-I,,.,.fa2.f: 4--i?'?wu' - 1 W ' i .,V. f Diff - X' 4' . sf 5 fi f .fL', M .mW ?'.f fm 1145 2 '. + 11 -4. flu ' W' .. v f 2: , R W ff' V - gf: :fi-gay.: gf ' ' v m - xx 4' 1 A 1.1 WJ., ..,, . .. Q , 4 A xx .I Q4 - , 1 I , 3- J 1 I ff- ,3 ' imzfi f ,, Q,- ' 52 , 12 f 'f' W:fZzP'x,, Q mwfag-'vi NiL?5 QrfL,gE,A , .71 7 . ii xx ,- 2 .. , A B F -'lb wt f 2 1 'fn 1 N- 'J 4 -1 ff Y' fu 'A gg' K5 A. , , 5 X gsfw f .V ,ff XR, '?,. f. ,Q , f w. H, H 2. - 5 'ii' Q K ' g - gg, 1 Vw, Q- - A. 2 ' M ' f-afar , R S. m.gj ' A , W - 'wi PM ' ' E , f fi! Mgziwg. .Ag ,:' :E?r: -1 2 1 gwpfyf L ip K 4 5,5 A , f li ' Z ' - AH fum, Q Despite not having a winning seasor this years Varsity and Junior Varsit softball teams played with the spirit ant agressiveness of a winner. Led by Co Captains Dana Lavato and Lanett Dickerson and all league hopeful Cindy Frost the team stuck together an proved to be tough competitors. Undo Varsity coach Judy Perkins and Junio Varsity coach Gregg Solkovits the tear hopes to gain experience, strength ani have a winning season in 1985. i 2 Q ' , S i 1 I .- JSF: 98 SPORTS Open your eyes Shella. -.if rw Center field here it comes. Ilere comes strike number three! ,,,,. s A close play at first 1 A 'T' Ball four. take L1 walk BACK ROW: fl. T0 Rl Brian Curise. Cathy Calhoun. Sylvia Robles. Maria Muno7. Cathy Armagost. Cheryl Matheny. Natalie Spiteri. l.orie Sargema. l.aura livens, .lames Richards. Pierre Parenjay l'RO'X'TR0ll':1 I, TO RJ Dana Vaughn, Pam Wright. Angie llampton. Kelly Mefiull. Ciidgit Wright, Cindy Cross SPORTS 99 -if 1 I f '?' 'N rv A ,. l TOP.ROWfL to RJ: Albert Kolesar, Scott Stephens, Sunny Yi, Johnny Gonzales, Craig Recd, Jr. Whaley, Jim Valeri, Robert Morgan, Coach: Bill Hence. BOTTOM ROWCL to RJ: Duane Montgomery, Scott Floman, Jake Cohn, Greg Zuckerman, Gary Frost, Tom Carras, David Yeh, Jeff Lambert .N Q ,vQ a g I .11 W -Q fn BASEBALL f This year's baseball season proved t inexperience didn't stop the Vikes fr putting out a diligent effort in facing so of the city's toughest opponents includ San Fernando, Granada and Kennedy Coach Hence's players managed work well together and remain enthusi tic in tough situations with help from S iors Sunny Yi, John Gonzales and Rolf Bebber. Strong pitching from Tom Carras, M York and Junior Craig Reed kept Monroe's defense alive, while Albert Kc sar, J.R. Whaley and David Yehturnec equally impressive performances. Next year shows great promise fom Vikings due to the number of talentedy niors. With some practice and experier they have an excellent chance at leag championship. M ff t if-sv Dude, you're gone! Scott Stephens, ready for anything Tom Carras fires a strike - Q s 2 st N ,.. And heres the pitch . . . Safe!! Q O Gonzalez picks off another unsuspecting victim A good cut from a Monroe hitter SPORTS lOl . V . WM., t Top Row: K L to Rl Coach: Bryan MacGregor, Randy Lowry, Robert Harding, .lohn Valeri, Steve Leiner, David Guzman. Kirk Kawasawa, Dean Twatta Bottom Row: IL Io R2 Bob Maycott, Mike Marquis, Robert Underwood. Deon Montgomery. Arnold Chavez, Danny Miner, Eddie Ruclas ' 9. . 1 I I f ea fr' ' A, ' 'H.AiIl,,1 My NWI' if' 6 ' Q 'bu , 1 N I b r T BA EBALL IOZ SPORTS J Ll y Monr0e's Junior Varsity baseball team had an impressive season and did better than expected due to a strong line-up and a positive team attitude. Although the team faced tough oppo- nents including Kennedy and Birming- ham and needed a stronger pitching staff, Juniors Steve Leiner, Jeff Lavato, and David Guzman under the coaching of Bryan MacGregor led the Vikes to a successful season both offensively and defensively. Sophomores Robert Har- ding, John Valeri and Danny Miner also proved to be valuable assets to the team. The success of next year's season de- pends on the quality of the team, re- turning players and newcomers. How- ever, this year's sophomores look prom- ising and next year's should prove dominating, vees taking a break between innings. P 5 I E xl. ' 5 in w A. W W ,, I 'WM ' 7' f ,,5M,fW 'H .,,, ,em Can I play too? Wwmw , , , , im Kccp your cyc on thc bull. X Q nw :Q X . . . tx . n k A ,.k. . ,.!,. xxxx N, , , .x .. t it S 1 A . A 'gk B X xg . - N, ir x 5 ' x ' X att.. E- 1 xx ' N N S Nga xxx X Q 5 K A look of determination. ,Mfg Dean throws a strike. 1 iw kt km' V' ' La, , ,wr ,gmgmw Don't Ict him ntculf SPORTS IO3 Soccer We had a fairly good year and although the team is young and inexperienced, it should provide an advan- tage for a strong team next year. Varsity Football and Track It was disappointing to have such numbers in the win and loss columns, yet I am very happy with the op- portunity to have worked with such fine men over the years. Varsity Baseball We work hard and play to the best of our ability in every game. 104 SPORT THE MGNRGE Cross Country and Track This Years squad is young and the athletes are working hard and perform- ing up to their ability. The coaches are happy about the teamls development and outstanding performance can be expected by June. Elias Andrade Dean Balzarett Bee Football and Track We have improved tre- mendously this year and the few returning players should form the nucleus for next year. Harry Frum Wayne Hasselbrink J .V. Baseball We have a together team this year and are quite strong both offensively and defensively. Bill Hence Brian MacGregor COACHI G ST FF 3 , Varsity Football and Boy's Tennis Our main Strength is depth. The seventh and eighth men are as strong as our third and fourth men. All players are essentially equal and the team should be all good, if not better, next year. Ken Mc Kenna John Novak Verjean Owen .- Girls Tennis and Golf We have a good group and a good time, which is very important. Providing that the players perform to the best of their ability, we have a good chance for first or second place. Soccer and Boys Gymnastics We have had a predomi- nately great team. l am very pleased with the results and the outlook for next year is promising. Judy Perkins Les Sasvafy Jim Thompson Girls Gymnastics The gymnasts have worked very hard since the summer and they are quite a competitive team in a tough league. Girls Softball and Girls Volleyball Experienced and com- petitive girls should provide for a very strong season. Basketball The team was short of talent this year, yet the play- ers never lost heart and worked hard. Overall, the team did as well as could be expected. 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Dolan, bottom: C. Greer, K. Richardson, G. Oca left to right: N. Parker, A. Borman, J. Rodriquez, G. Co-Capt.: Patti Schott Capt.: Diane Cook ' 3 fQ Gg ' f A Q - ...:,A., . t. ,f -A . 1 -' iw- 1 ., . . .... , ' . , . . .. . . . Q .. - graft.-Kr.. . -Ts. ' ..,, - , w N 4. Q 4 ' A - -Q 4 'b-'X--'fmt -f .- Q , .: wx- -- si - R ,.,. . -. to Sq Loaders lst row D Ayon T Gausnell 2nd row C Suhy S Coate S Rudolph Top rou:l..Arugny,C,Bnchclisvl,limaon.l..Brown.K.Mor1imcr.S.Sxxopc.D.C'11mpbcll. X. lI41mplon.C'. Kilmcr, N, Robcrtml ..Ml.x. D. Chrimliamxon. K. Hanldum. Ind row Ckucy. T. Yam Ciordcr. if BCLILILITTCINIIL li. lfichingcr. T. Bumunn. K. Kimblcy. .I. Yun Zandt. S. C'Iu'ixli11mcn. Cf Bcngci. S. Bohm. K, Smuw. S. Welch. A. N1cGchcc.C'. Broun .?rd fUN,'T.C1lI11p0S. Ni.ScI1mill.fi..lunningx V. llcixmtm. N NN11Ilcn.S. Williams. S. Chung. .l. Bcckcr. .I. Piotroxuki. K. lznrighl. K. Prcslcy. S. Nkulunubcc. VI. Phillupx. liolzom ron S. Rudolph. S. Conte, C. Suhy, D. Cook. P. Scholl. 'l. Cinumcll, D. .-Xyon. X X K 2 Drum Mjr.: Cyndi Lee Asst. Drum Mjr.: Leanne Freeman SQ ,MF lop mug' li. ,I-CNhiH12l, I.. Wnlkur, K. Ilcrrun, M, Ckvrnvxcll, .l. Ifldcr, .l. Wilson, .l. xvilliillllx K. Tutu. K. KIHYLISJIWLI.H.DlIV1lH,N1I'.cyRC1lV.3l7dI'UH.'li. Knssnbinn. 3 fiUI2l!1,T.BL:ll,.l. Hancock.P.ll:1rringlun, N. 'VIcNccIn.R.AvlI:1.Ii. Pull.IJ.Iirill,li.Ashley..1rflrm1:A.lfnbery.M.Sn5rc.l.,Mnrgin,S.Schcluiski.C'.Wong. NNZIINUH. K. firccn, l.. Mtch, M. Igrcemnn, A. Aflljlklll, Cf Imn, Cf lngnn. lfulluln run: Iennnc I'rcu1nnn,C'3ndi lcc 'ffl QW Z -4 Qt' .Q pf r-1 1 ii, f K 411 'V Awww: . . L..., T-,., 1 ...M-'-Q---.-..Q..., lxkbi.-' xi 1' , .Q ui . . . f L. AL...,, ,LW ,,,,m,.T,.,,,,,, ,W Lx., . L, WN .,..x.,.N......,,.,,...., ...,.....,....m. ..., ,, ........ v...-rm. A..... M, N., ... ..,..,.X,-.,M,......,... ...... ,,..M-,,,..+ ,.... ..w., ,,w,,W,,,M,.,.,W,..m.., EQ .....,...-....-...,,,,,, ,.-,,...,.,...,..,,. ' in I' W. ....,.. .. s 3 A k X S . r x T . .- X .wif- Q: gs ,PQ I, I R l Q , X, I s K ' 2. 1 ' i . 2 4 s 4 ,...,., ...X ,,.., .--w...ww... ,,....... .x.... , ..x.. ,mm A K K . 4 .. .Q . i Q . -.N WMM 'df 'T ow V ,. , WNV.. .x , .. N- , s r i 5 E ,E I , .W .fn K KKQY .i W- 'Wu I f i ...gr-----f---f ,,..,,.-.--.-0 ,,..p--an-v-R----v , A N' fgfffffy ,. X .. R , xl. J K W- X52 J :V N Q qv' V X 93 -s-'W 95 xi , 55' 1 ff4a 4' uv' f ,za V, it i , The Homecoming festivities were held on a breezy evening in October. The stands at Monroe were packed with cheering spectators as a diverse assortment of floats drove past. The infamous Yearbook Staff rode their float appropriately entitled Kwock's Mob, the Booster Club dragged along a massibe lump of gold and carried a sign saying We found it referring to the theme Go For the Gold, and for the 3rd consecutive year the award for the best float was awarded to the Olympian class of l984. There were a few frantic moments when the fire engines donated for the cheerleaders sped away minutes before the parade started, but fortunately returned in time. Aaron Dillard and Deanna Campos presided over the event as Homecoming King and Queen which included the dance held after the Varsity football game. Couples danced late into the night to their favorite songs in a festively-decorated Odin's Hall. Various alumni were spotted at Monroe that evening, including last year's Homecoming King, and a Senior cheerleader from the class of '83, Monroe may have lost the football game but the Olympic-flavored Homecoming of Fall l983 was enjoyed by all who attended. ACTIVITIES C, 0 v1 I N G .ff ,, V, E 33 I Xi 'I IX IT H15 Ill Q 1- ,, K f ,,,,f Hey I24 ACTIVITIES 'vw Jackson. IIQ IWK S M ,W Iunatics have taken over the asylum. W law ll rid 'of us yet. if In X I , N ,rcalIy, this is fun. v ' ' eff 9? :I f vi ff 5 .Z I ACTIVITIES I 6633 WWW 2 2 wx IZ6 ACTIVITIES I all The game -X M. e-s..,s, agenat, of that cull. ...uf 1 E VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT The Valhalla sponsored the 3rd Annual Year- book Volleyball Tournament which took place on the Senior Lawn. Tim Poston, a member of the Yearbook Staff m.c.'d the event all three days. The Junior class played the Sophomore class in a close game on the opening day ofthe tournament and emerged victorious as they did in the game against the Seniors on the following day. However in the final game against the fac- ulty, they fought hard but didn't make it. The final tally was 2-l for the faculty. N ynxtmxigyi ACTIVITIES l27 HOLLYWOOD SHORTIES Once again, members of Monroe's faculty played the Hollywood Shorties in a fast-paced basketball game. Greg Solkavitz, Travis Kiel, and Howard Reisbord were part of our ace faculty basketball team but finally the Shorties whipped the 'Giantsi l IZX ACTIVITIES all the dirty work. ,, caught. 'WI TER DANCE Winter Fantasy, the theme of this yearls annually held winter dance proved to be a terrific success and a delight to all who at- tended. Couples swayed to the traditional slow dances, but also enjoyed many current pop, soul, disco, and new wave tunes as well. Dancers were outfitted in a wide variety of attire, ranging from formal to a semi-formal to casual. Dancers displayed their talents in numerous styles of dancing, including new wave and break dancing. Refreshments were served by members of Monroe's Sopho- more and Junior classes. Thanks to the sup- port of Monroe's Administration, this year's Winter Dance was a tremendous success. ACTIVITIES 129 This year Monroe's Musical Theater Workshop presented two 'uly outstanding mini-musicals, Annie and l'Cats.', Both pro- uctions were the direct result of many hours of rehersal, stage ianagement, and beautifully constructed set designs. After many trenuous performances the casts of both productions had chieved something that almost no other Musical Theater Work- hop had ever achieved in Monroels history, each performance las nearly perfect in every detail. Both Annie and UCats were illed with lively song and dance routines executed to an extreme- ,I professional degree. The Llellicle Ball ANNIE Is , I f I 3 If 0 '-1 QT!! K :kk fi . I S and Tammy Buman I32 ACTIVITIES A I 2, ey' I III 2? , I IIII 'ff ' 1. 'f X Maybc GRN Jia MQ? ,A . ,,W, ,, My aiff f Y X7 '- A ' ,igfyggg .W , . sa 4' V ,, 1, , , iggiwzaf I I gym: L ,. , ' 7434- , I, I , I , I Z F' A 'AV -if i A1259 2 N - 'I' I ' , Vi? 3 I 5S1F '+:15,,f4 , '- S, ' Q Q .:'-f. fy, V-Ag, I 4 . I iwngji - IQ . gk. , H W. ' K . A f A , 'anim ' Q V ' Yi Q f- I - . , . 5,1 U :VN 7 4 551, ,K,, H -, - 4 ,, -. M 25425 M1 ,QM-f fu. 'Q C 'Y ,V I7 ' fy, fy- , -. ,sf af, f 5 . , In ' , , ' ,.5'v? 1 ' X- Q np A - 3'4 Y' -, 1 K X 63 'FH W 1 - 'AI ,'m 7 r 4 X 'C 'J ' . . ' '52 VW- lv -. 1 'm f I if . . ,I I- V' . ml 451i - :Q . ,LV gb f'-' 1 3- , I flu? I- I ,, X t . 3 J. I . I If ' I, ., A , y 4 K an 5 Q f v- vu 1 V , ACTIVITIES I33 Through the duration of the 1983-84 school year, the spring and fall semesters of Play Produc- tion performed numerous classi- cal plays in front of audiences containing their peers. This class. taught by Mel Flack, was de- signed to give students practical experience in acting. Such plays as Children's Hour , The Glass Menagerie and Story Theatre were performed along with many others. After many years of dedicated work with his classes, Mel Flack has decided to give up the Little Theatre and pursue other inter- ests. This class was a favorite among Monroe students, not only for those performing but also for those participating, 134 PLAY FROM THE LITTLE THEATRE E X Q . T xii? l 5' S ...M ,.....i..,..... .......-..........,... .,,.. ww 1. an ,-N -. 3 Tn 3 -.h 5 5' r ...X k k -Qs 4 T S 6 E s ,.............,,.... fr +--.-.....w.....,....- 1 SEEN MV' 'XAA 'L ,fx I .Y...h........ Q A -++X-nm.-.Q-...W -f -Q--.--.-...X----sv-u-...-...w . .f A XXX XXQOJ HJ V J guy i Q 3- mix V up 1MQ1m,,,., gQ,j.f , A-9.2 A , ,...,y,' ,X,, ..,, WAC2, X E E 5' FN A f 1 ' V xi A A75 , 'vm ASL ff A A f N CPS! U XX . , . A J i M812 s V . V 5 ....,... J! gf ' . f.wv' k.s'i f F gd . QCX ,-' WV W :qv AV ip 6 www? J LN , ' 5,053 Cwjl X V Q1 A JQ,Q-FYQL V CQ Q - f is .4 ww QW XM fiiavvvfll 1, x 1 1 Lf L- l w ' X .Mm ..................,,,, .v,.,,,N,, ,N inn, gj , 54 W ,,,, T E 3 1 Q19 'N E ,......-....-...-............. - .J wwmxxwww ,.... W .,..W.,... .v............M,.M. ....M..,. N.,w.........v...N.....w.W . , fs .5.i 5 W M5 .ww Mx .WN wx, ,... ,Q 3 Q XJ 1 Q CTC ifxkr ----- - ng- . x .,..-... -use-an-.gn- gf 'N f eqpnnnp-guna' IQ -qu-my--qu---v k I' Jef SWE as-Jia T w,W 'ky ax f F' f' , , ., L' Hi ww ,,..w.,, - wa ff- 'f if +,. we .fr-f7'f ,e:y,fff:t'-ew? wfnfff f W f , , -,rfiwf 425' EW 'W tt I. 3 ' 1,,, , , , , , . , A , f ,x,,, it V. ,V , , . ADVENTURE GAMING CLUB Students involved in the Adventure Gaming Club en- joy participating in role-playing games such as Dungeons and Dragons. The games interest people who enjoy sto- ries of Knighthood, Dragons, Alchemists and Sorcery. The club meets weekly and games go on continuously. ss-is Lift! I38 ORGANIZATIONS ACADEMIC DECATHLGN Academic Decathlon members competed as indivi- duals and as a team in a city-wide competition held in November of 1983, answering questions related to Eco- nomics, Language, Literature, Mathematics, and Sci- ence. The goals ofthe Academic Decathlon are to inspire intellectual competitiveness, encourage academic gener- alists, and better promote the ability to communicate. AMERICAN INDIAN CLUB The American Indian Club participates in many cul- tural activities as Indian Craft, film presentations, host- ing community guests and professional speakers and field trips to areas rich in American Indian Culture. All of the activities are designed to increase and enhance the American Indian student's knowledge and appreciation of his or her tribal history and culture. , , 7 BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club at Monroe High is mainly composed of Monroe faculty and interested and concerned mem- bers of society who wish to improve the campus, aid in the development of varied programs for students, and create a more desirable scholastic atmosphere for all. The Booster Club is solely responsible for several activi- ties around the campus. CHILDCARE Childcare is a student-run class conducted during per- iods three and four on campus. The students involved in the class work with preschool age children teaching them pre-reading and mathematics. Monroe students also train the children in music, drama, storytelling, and exer- cise. This program is valuable to involved Monroe stu- dents as well as the preschoolers. The students learn through their own daily experiences with the children. .-f-. - - CLUB INTERNATICNAL Club International attempts to immerse different stu- dents from many cultures around the world. Members celebrate their holidays, discuss world affairs, partici- pate in scholastic activities and programs, and acquaint themselves with American Culture. .. . . .. . .. . . . .. . . ORGANIZATIONS 139 qctrme J Good things don 't last forever' '... Doctrine advisor Ber- nie Feuerman, after 18 years of hard work and dedication, has decided to leave the newspaper. Feuerman's professional expertise has molded many young journalists. Editor-in-Chief Peter Lee said, Mr. Feuerman is warm and caring, yet tough and demanding. He definitely knows his journalism, and Doctrine will never be the same without him . The Doctrine, being a weekly publication, is always hot off the press offering extensive insight on issues concerning stu- dents. lt contains thorough and up to date coverage of news and sports as well as staff editorials, opinion columns and feature articles. Doctrine staffers, although usually hard at work, do take time off once in a while for fun. Activities such as Scribe Scrambles, football games at the park and social sessions in the backroom help take their minds off weekly pressures. For the past few years the Doctrine has been excellent, and this year was no exception. Individual members of the staff placed well in city-wide competitions. Doctrine placed first in the Los Angeles city-wide on-the-spotjournalism write-off and for the past two years has won the mail in contest. The Monroe Doctrine is truly a top quality newspaper. Bernie Feuerman A d viser ' . E 5 es . 1' New 3 . .2 N-ws' Staff' I. to r. Back: Nick Williamsg Gary Sakaig Yitah Wug Danny Leeg Alice Kwan. Middle: Mr. Fcuerman, Pam Altman, Susan K ilustian Perry Weinstein Yvette Sills, Amabel Apsay, Christopher Riseley, Meredith l.ardncr. Front: Ryan Hulbert, .lennifer Branda. Marilyn Kemper, Peter Lee Stephanie Woo Michelle Baecus, Janice Koistinen, Anna Rastorgucv, Caroline Wong. 140 ORGANIZATIONS ' e 5,4,,1-45,'v,,,'z,1.,w,v5f, :.,v U z ' r- , T :j'::- 2 .. ' ww-awed ,W Editor-in-Chief Peter Lee and Managing Editor Stephanie Woo Editors: l. to ri Jennifer Branda, Marilyn Kemper, Ryan Hulbert. Perry Weinstein, Nick Williams, Caroline Wong, Michelle Baccus, Janice Koistinen. ORGANIZATIONS l4l CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The California Scholarship Federation is an organiza- tion composed of students who have attained high aca- demic standards. Members provide tutorial services and other various student activities. These students are re- sponsible for many academic activities including the Knowledge Bowl and many grade level activities, such as brunches and banquets. ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE E.S.L. is an academic program designed for foreign students who are attending Monroe. This year, several countries are represented in the program. Some of the goals these students hope to achieve are a higher quality education, a better understanding and more fluency in the English language, and graduation from Monroe. l42 ORGANIZATIONS -4, .. -. ,Y . . ECOLOGY AND CAMPING CLUB Under the guidence of Mr. Miller, the Ecology and Camping Club often travels to many wilderness areas in California to practice their skills in Backpacking, Camp- ing, and Mountaineering. Whether club members are in the California Sierras or their meeting place on the Monroe campus, they enjoy relating their experiences in Nature. 1 I5 . - . . - s .... x .. i A 5 K ., A , , .N A . W .,.,,t,.Rcs .. .. ti, 3 . t. .,., .K A Rpm VV i R K, VV K K r JAZZ BAND Under the direction of Michael O'Rear, the Mon- roe Jazz Band includes a variety of different instru- ments such asg saxophones, trumpets, trombones. drums, bass, treble guitars and a full rhythm section. Some ofthe Bands responsibilities include performing at school functions and concerts as well as appear- ances at local Jr. High and Elementary schools. . ,, ,t , .. W A ,f ' -49 A MONROE MATH ASSGCIATION Members of the Monroe Math Association have strong interests and a strong involvement in math- ematics. Members participate in district, state, and nation-wide mathematical competitions. Students are able to meet with others who share common interests, obtaining a mutual benefit from sharing new and in- novative ideas in their field of interest. Socializing and comraderie are also an integral part of membership in the Monroe Math Association. W E 'Q' E lI,': . . .. I-v7 ' l .f -s KNIGHTS AND LADIES Knights and Ladies is a club composed entirely of seniors who combine academic achievement with par- ticipation in scholastic activities. These students must achieve and maintain a grade point average of not less than 3.0. Some of their responsibilities include usher- ing at graduation, the faculty brunch, distribution of homecoming flowers and a variety of other school activities. womans!! PLAY PRODUCTION Students involved in play production produce and direct short plays, usually during periods one to four. All members of the class play integral parts in each mini-production. Quite often these mini-productions were once famous theatrical presentations. Play pro- duction is under the guidance of Mr. Flack. MUSICAL WORKSHOP In a combination of music, dance, and singing, Musical Workshop aids in the development of enter- tainment skills. During the Fall semester mini-musi- cals, small-scale performances of Broadway produc- tions are the main interest, while the spring semester's concern is the major-musical production. By develop- ing skills in the performing arts, students are able to express their individual gifts and talents. 2' -W. , K r M, We It A g am, ZW . U I f AT fait ' PRINT PRODUCTION Print Production, under the supervision of Mr. Ro- zum, serves Monroe by printing items of importance to the school. The students involved print the school newspaper, The Doctrine, and tickets for various school functions, including dances, the major musical production and all sporting events. l RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS The Reserve Officers Training Corps was estab- lished in 1977. The chief purposes and goals of this organization is leadership development and providing its members with a practical application of citizenship evelopment that is vital in both civilian life and ilitary pursuits. Each member develops their tech- niques through practical training and learning from the best teacher of all, experience. f We f , fu., rv --- 1-ff , V, .i -it . . SOUND CREW The Sound Crew at Monroe is chiefly responsible for the required audio equipment at sporting events, musicals, spirit rallies, plays, community, faculty functions, and various other activities. The organiza- tion is basically for those students interested in the area of audio engineering. SLANT Slant is a private, Monroe funded newspaper cen- tering on free-expression through the means of poetry. All of the paper's construction and development is performed by a small, yet extremely capable and adept staff. This is the first year that this paper has been in circulation on campus. SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF INTELLECTUAL THOUGHT The club S.P.I.T. is a free-expression organization wishing to depart from the norm of society and seek true freedom and true self-expression. By doing so they attract some attention to themselves. The club tries to cover controversial and non-controversial con- temporary issues. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council at Monroe is the chief govern- mental body composed, directed, and run entirely by students from all grade levels. The organization meets as a class daily during period four housing all Class and Student-Body officers. Student Council discusses campus affairs and takes action when new develop- ments are needed or simple reformation of old campus laws. Student Council is the speaking body for all Monroe students. 146 STAGE CREW The Stage Crew at Monroe supplies stage techni- cians, trained students, for musicals, plays, variety shows, assemblies, and dances. The organization sup- ports all efforts in Odin's Hall the Little Theater with stage lighting, management, painting, set construc- tion, and special effects. RUNS VIKING GALLEY Under the direction of Ms. Bennett, Monroe's cam- pus restaurant, the Viking Galley, is open everyday at Lunch with an extensive menu for all. The organiza- tion meets as a class during the day and serves its students with a valuable experience and many hours of training in the restaurant industry. VALKYRIE A Valkyrie representative is selected from each homeroom and they meet once a month to discuss school affairs. Valkrie serves in discussing and solving problems within the school by means of homeroom voting. The Valkrie representative distributes, collects and tallies ballots. Many school problems are able to be solved in this democratic manner. VOCAL ENSEMBLE The Monroe Vocal Ensemble consists of a group of students who have the desire to develop voice tech- niques. During the Fall semester the students learn songs and perform concerts at noon. ln the Spring they learn folk and popular songs and give perfor- mances in Odin's Hall. Nw. S X .sin flTi'G'II! E1 ,MW H swf 4 4 1 li... x.k. , II 111- S. Yi YH Q u mlm.-N...-,.m..x...N.....,., -....,,..,,,,.,...,, ,i ,......,......,. . . L ,,..,..,,,.,,,.,.,..,.,,.. G . 5 , .. W... ................,.... 3 l , ..,,....,,,.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,. 51 1 v K S , ,,,,, . .,,. . ,,,... I S i ,S 1. - l fl. f 3- 3 1 if X '-AA ' Ai X Y 77 I . X . W.,......-.....M..... .v-.Q...M.M,,.. .. ,,.., -... W.......,.Q.. R . , ..,.. . ..,. . ,..,,.. .... . .... . ........... 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Nuti Kilmer, Cynthia Kim, Cynthia Kim Duchol Kim, ll Hwan Kim, Jae-Han Kim, Jai Kim, Sung Kim, William Kimberly, Kelly Kimura, Stephen Kirby, Eldine Knox, Tiffany Koett, Cynthia Koga, James Kohn, Cara Koistenen, Janice Kolb, Debra Kolesar, Albert Kotarakos, Kimberly Kovach, Sheila Kramer, Cameron Kropf, Julie Kugler, Heidi Kyalla, Christine Lambert, Jeff 160 JUNIOR 1 f X Z X MW fn- 'T' 4, ,, I ff 'MW 1 ps. f '07 -4 Nw ,,.-nr 'V' ag, Q gi ,4- fa fl 'C J W L , 1. E F xl iw li.. f , -- 'S J Lambert. Michael Lange, Gary Latimcr, .locl Laurcll, Lcslic Lawson. Darryl Lc, Hai Leavitt, Shannon Lcddy, James Lcc, David Lcc. Eun Young Lcc, .lcnnic Lcc. Judy Lcc. Kathleen Lcgcr. April Lchr. Victoria Lcincr. Stcvcn Lennon. .lohn Lcvy. Judy Licderman. Jeff Lim. Yun Link. Alwin Littlcford, Darrin Lizardi. Victor Lofgrcn. Alcx Lopcl. Jorge Lopcy. Vera Lovato. .lcffrcy Love. Tasha Lowe. Laura Lowry. 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Lance Smith, Brian Smith, Bridget Smith, Denice Smith, Kccia Smith, Kimberly Smith, Timothy Synder, Diana Soderberg, Cathy Solomon, Yamrot Solorzano, Margaret Sang, Allen Soto, Maureen 168 JUNIORS A ' ' f ' fig!!! f ff Q , f 3 f 4 5 il A ff K Wg? 4' ..,, I ?l Q A if ZW gi' 1 K ,... , , J , ,. .., ,, ...H ff 4 f , oy, , f f 4 Z an f f fu J gag i ww 5 , f :wiv ffl' -use , -uf ,H ,.., W w.....g 'H-w..Q 7 Z , f W H-2-v -eq. V ,i wi- ,,f ' at f ll , ' x 43 ' ' 5' L , W W , fs 'WV ' QL suv '-g ar- glib. rv- ,, 4-of W,- Soto, Michcllc Soukiiasmian. .loy Southcrland. Mark Spitcri, Nona St. Michel, .lackic Stains, Charles Staley. Cynthia Stallings, .lamic Standcl, Marlcnc Stcphcnsm, Scott Stcrn, .Iulic Stern, Kimberly Stcvcns, Mitchell Stokotclny. Richard Stoops. Tammi Stowcrs, Nathan Sung, Ki Suruki, Carol Swanson, Kicrstcn Szabadox, Caroline Tanabc. l.ori Tate, Darren Tatc. Kelvin Tate. Kenton Tavcras, Maria Tayag. Rcynantc Taylor. Adricnnc Taylor. Yvonne Tcjcda, Audclia Tcramolo, Randall .IUNIORS I69 Teresi, Anthony Thatcher, Brenda Thomas, Yolanda Thompson, Edward Thompson, Michelle Thorp, Steve Tidrick, Kellie Tommervik, Roberta Torres, Jocelyn Torres, Rosa Tra, Minhai Tran, Oanh Trejo, Margarita Trejo, Maria Trujillo, Javier Ugdah, Kaamilya Urssing, Lisa Valdez, Randal Valeri, James Vancgas, David Vahcgas, Nicole Varda, Jacqueline Vaughan, Donald Vaughan, Kristin Ve Relle, Dan Veals, Roosevelt Vega, Magdalena Venegas, Guillermo Vcrhein, Lynn Verity, Brad 170 JUNIORS E ,vw W. Q11' K '-V, .,,.,,l ,, 4' I f A fr if , ,, M. ziggy, a, ag , aw am i ig nga li , M, ' ' 1, f,,f1::, , , ,,, ,,,,,, , ,, 1 i A J f- Q4 teri t . - ' sv 'if .- -W if ' - .X , , . i X t ,, N, xgx N XNNXQL. W' N wk S X Qin X .at fit, , 5 rs, X S' Q Y g .. I5 K ff Verzyl, Laurie Villa, Armando .li Vipapan, Piehai Wada, Stanley M Wafa, llamidullah Walton. Rhonda Walker, James Walker. l.arry Wander, John Warda, Bilia Warda, Rainy n s Washington, Volondz Weaver. 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J' - 4., I i as A ,. , Qs' MA Q. .. 7'll:I ' 174 UNDERCLASSMEN Wx lik' , idwf'-'V' KE-'1'. '...: gp-V W ww ,. Q 1 5 if V7 H . -, f .V , ,M J, Q If wfwfifkw gg 'V , 1 ff ,ILVNIORS 175 ' X :', i,'jf,5n, i ' A A Abbott, Kristie Aeosta. Bryan Acosta, Mario Acosta. Saul Adams. Rosalin Ainsworth, Monte Alas, Leonel Alatorre. Francisco Albarran, Henry Alberto. Ralph Alejandro. Glenn Aleman, Ivan Alexander. .lames Alexis. Kenrick Allan, Robert Allen, .loylene Alvarado. Ana Anderson, Kimberly Anderson. Mike Andrews, Heath Andrews. Paul Andrews. Richard Apodaea, Sergio Aranda. Marlene Araoz, Maria Arevalo. Michael Armagost, Catherine Arrigo, Colleen Ariz. Ronda Arugay. Lorraine Asher. Julie Ashley, Ernest Assad. Mervat Aston. Leigh Avila. Felipe Avila, Robert Bachelis. Candace Bair. Wendy Baker, Zabrena Bakken. Paul Bankhead. Kenneth Banks. Corian l 76 SOPHOMOR ES I A s as Bard. Tom Barnett. Sonya Barrueta. Reyna Barstad, Chad Bates. Kelley' Bates, Richard Beale. Teresa Beard. Douglas Beard. Kimberley Beard. Shalana Beauehemin. Cristina Beck. Matt Becker. Janice Belieove. Kelli Bell. l.atel'a Bell. Thomas Bellamy, Brian Beltran. Guadalupe Beltran, Marlen Benson. Robert Benthagen. Roxann Bentivegna. Karen Benyei. Christine Berger. Steven Bermea. Frank Bernaeki. Eddie Bethel. Glinda Binstein. Florence Blair. Lonnie Blair. Pamela Blakely. Jacqueline Blumenthal. Steven Boian. Stacy Bukowski. Mare Bollon, Kelly Boloori. Babak BOFQUCI. Arthur Bowers. Bette Boyd. Latese Boykins. Derek Brandt. Nlarni Brandtner. Mark SOPIIOMORFS 177 Braun, Christa Bravo. Rebecca Briceno. Flora Briceno. Gustavo Brizuela, Manuela Brotherton. .lim Brown. Carla Brown. Kevin Brown. Kristine Brown. Lilly Brown. Lolita Brown, Pamuel Brown. Richard Brown, Terry Brown, Theressa Brown, Trent Brussat. Aaron Bryngelson. Caryn Buchan. Bruce Buchanan. Lynne Buchanan, Timothy Buchite. Karrie Buckley. Sherita Bullock. Robert Bumann. Tamara Burdge. Cyndi Burns. Lynn Burris. Michelle Bushell, .luliu Buss. Charles Buss. Scott Bustillos, Yvonne Butler. Monique Caggiano, Colette Calhoun. Cathleen Camarena, Irma 178 SOPHOMORES ,T Campos. Tina Caraveo, Vincent Cardenas. .lesus Cardiel. Alejandro Carlano, .lill Carlson. Dawn Carpenter. Robert Carpenter, Tina Carrier. Nikka Carrillo. Thomas Carvajal, Carlos Casas. Chad Casey. Sheila Cedar. Garrett Chaeon. Eva Chahinian. Danielle Chamberlain. Tyriee Chandler. Steven Chang. Tao-Hsi Chanthapadith. Vilayvane Chapniek. Steven Chappell. .losetic Cl'I1lYCl. Arnold Childs. Tyree Choi. Katie Christensen. Diana Christianson. Sara Chung. Hae Chung. Myong Clavel. Orbelina Clayton. Kendra Coan. .lohn Coates. Thomas Collazo. Vilmarie Colletta. Michael Collins. Bruce Collins. Herman Contreras. David Conway. Sean Cook. Grady Cooksey. .lames Cooney. Leslie SOPHOMORITS l70 Cordero, Rey Corralejo. Angel Cortez, Jess Cosaert. Dennette Colne-Kihucn, Claudia Covington. Ken Covington, Toni Cox, James Cox, Shuronda Crismond, Laurence Crissman, Carrie Crone. Carole Crosby, Terri Cross, Cinthia Cruz, Alejandro Csuka. Danny Curria, Yolanda Curry. Robert Dahlstrom, Julie Dalton, Dunark Damasco. Roland Daniel, Robert Davenport. Sonya Davenport, Tonya Daws, Sally De l.a Guardia, Chris De Leon, Sara Debley. Bill Dees, Dennis Defeliee. Victoria DeMareo. David Denton. Monica Denuccio, Guy Dews, Dunsetta DiPinto, Tony Diaz, Richard Diggs. Alesia Dillera, Jesus Dixon, Heather Dixon, Lynette Doeken, Russell Dominguez. Ralph 180 SOPHOMORES , M ,ff , ,, ' t ff f 3 f z, ,gif , X l l 48 3 I i 3 . , fm Zz , 1 f : -I V ,rf AM f f 7:5 W f fi f f 1 fi, , W f ,aj W ,zzgifa 'W N' . f aj, , ,Q , f 5 f My ,Q ZVZ 5 ff 3 wg Z2 f 7 fs , f Ky X v r ff if J Jrzir H, .. 2 ,W ,, ,,f,-,fqy ,mmm , ,, ,, , , L 53:2 1 M X 12? X , ff Ian' ga E274 i f f X if f Vw it , 2 ? aa , 2 i W' f f wg X? 3 f f 39 J , ,f 0 dr X f J 2 5 1 1 'MCC fff i f , 4, J, ,I ,,, J ft ,, .- V' M, , , ,. H, ,. we W .L , ,i , , , ,WI 4 4. f , 13 J W? 3 I THX., 1 55 ' Z 'W - , 4, ,UWAY A , .Mic-., 'Q '49 'W any Donnelly, Kelly Dolson. Aaron Downey. Phillip Doyle, David Drew. George Duekman. Laura Duffy, .lohn Duffy. Sheldon Duffy. Shelli Dukes. Latonia Duran, Kim Duval. Brian Dyles. Nicholas liddleslon. Troy lidstrohm, Wendy Edwards. Adrian lilifle. Debra liichinger. lirinn Eisenberg. Sheri Elkouby. David Elliott, Jeffrey lilloie. Shaneska liltoung. Reem Emerson, Sharquenlha Enciso. Rodolfo Enright. Kimi lirdman, Robert liirdmann. Lisa lisparza, Roberto Espin. Michelle lispinal. Sonia Fspinoya, Carlos Espino7a. Lourdes Estrada. Armando Evans, Berl Evans. Lisa SOPHOWORI-S lXl Evens. Laura Fabery. Alex Fajardo. Gilbert Feary. Dennis Fennell. Ronald Ferraro. Christopher Fields. Aurora Filion. Paul Finkle. Grant Finley. Tony Foster. .Iacklyn lfox, Penny Francis. Cedric Franks. Kristy Freedman. Michael Freeman. Tanya French. Lisa Fri7zi. Glen Frost. Cindy Frost. Donald Frost. Scott Fuller. liric Fuller. Raymond Gabelman. Neal Gallegos. Robert Gallegos, Robert Galvan. Richard Gamble. Timothy Gamboa. George Garcia, Tvlagaly Garcia. Michael Garibay. Maria Garity, James Garner. William Gaughan. Cynthia Gellckanao. Clint Gemio. Einar Geoghegan. Laura Gert7kin. .lenniler Getty, Leanne Gillespie. Zedra Gilmore. Rorvis IX' SOPHOMORFS fi A NNN? X fX . V II. V -it Glasslbrd. Ted Glenn, Lawrence Gluekman. Cindy Glupker, Christopher Gold. Cindy Golberg. Kimberly Gomez. .loaquina Gomez. Joseph Gonlalel. Maria Gonlalev, Susi Goodman. Steven Grad. Robert Graham. lun Grant, John Grates. Bart Gray. Lorrie Gray. Ricky Green, Giselle Green. Kenneth Green. Mario Green. Nfillfk Green. Stacey Guerra. Alex Guevara. Marlene Gullo. Michael Gutierrez. .lexus Gutierrez. Martha Gutovyski, Janine Guttke. .Iessiea Guzman. Ruben lla. Dung llaetupian. Wazgen Haddad. .lirics Haddad, Khalil Halaby. Adnan Ilalaby. Rabeeha llall. 'vleGill llalaeh. Paul llainid. David llanimie. Erica Hancock. Christopher llandley. Donald SOPHOTVIORFS 183 Hanson. Gerard Harding. Robert Hardy, James Harris. Edward Hart. Kevin Hauss. Lynda Hawatmeh. Rajai Hawes. Lloyd Hawkins. Mischa Hawkins. Young Hazou. Saideh Hedson. .lulie Heglund, Jonathan Heisman, Vicki Henderson. Adrian Henderson. Charles Hendricks. Katherine Henson, Laura Hernandez. Aaron Hernandez. Carol Hernandez. Juan Hernandez, Laurence Herrera. Jaime Herrera. Katherine Hersh, David Hersh. Richard Herzog, Angela Hicks, Bert Hicks, Michael Hill. Dan Hinkle, Jeffrey Hinojosa, Maria Holland. Mitchell Holmes, Demetri Holmes. Kelly Holt. Daniel 184 SOPHOMORES Hollan. Trevor llollc. Duane llolihaucr, Steven llong, llac Hopgood. Brenda llorowill. Stephanie Hosseini. Mojgan llowell, Bobby Howell, Tracey llsu, Kai-Sheng Hudspelh, Renila Hughcy. Duane Huihui. June llulburd. Gina Hunter, Jerome Hunter, Valerie lngel, Ronald Isaiah. Kimberly lvey, Russcl Jackson. Jesse Jackson, Kelly Jacobson. Jamie Jadidolahi. Bchdad Jasper. Cassie Jenner, fvlilch Jimenel. Javier Jimenez. Libando Johnson. Bryan Johnson. Daniel Johnson. Dianne Johnson, Lisa Johnson. Mary Johnson, Michael Johnson, Shirley Johnstone. Rollin Jones. Alexander Jones Jones Jones Jones, Jones. Jones Cynthia Haulaine Lashawn l,ori Melanie Tonya SOPHOMORIQS His Jordan. William Joseph, Lorry Kain. Travis Kalfayan, Ara Kamrany, Spozhmi Karam, Ramina Karas, Stacy Kassabian. Edward Katz, Jodi Kavanaugh. Lisa Kazakos, Stephen Keck. Darrell Kendall. Kim Kcnon. Eugina Kern, Donald Kctchum. Scott Kidd. Roy Kim, Hyung Kim. Jae Kim. Jihyun Kim, Moon-.loo Kim, Steven Kim, Tony King, Crystal King, Jamie King, Kandicc King. Kimberly King. Linda King, Patricia Klcmpnaucr. Tracy Knapp, Eric Knight. Terry Kossuth, Stephanie Kovanda, Matthew Kovatch. Cyndcc Kunsman, Karl Kunzc. Steven Kwon, llyo Lacson, Norman l,am, Duc Landy. Mike Lara. Tony 186 SOPHOMORES fix. i X QFMS 5+ . ' :E MV T: . , 5 5 .sag ' 5 .ia ' - ai at - A ..,. f si f l.11i'z1llal. Rusmell l.ursm1. Duvid liiixmii. Gregory Lawson, .lenniler Le. Nlmn I.eVine. Clirixlopher Lezil. Miguel Leeher. Burl Lee, Ilzivid Leibee, Denise l.ei1li.Viekie Leon. .lorge Leung, Kenneth Levine. lirik Levy. .lziek Levy. ,lennilier Lenin. Lori Ley bu. .lean l.i4irm. ,Nrin-Nlzirie Libson. .lodi Lillle, Dougliix l.illle,iolin. Avery l.il1lemn. l.41ver1 Luem. lilsides Logan, Caleb lngzm. David Lolli. lirin Lopez. lilvirzx Lopez. Ramon l.uuden. Catherine Lovve. Yolundzi lefzirio. Frank Lueeliesi. Lzinee Luong. Sheila Lupereio. ,loselimi lgonx. Robert SOPIIOMORLQS IK7 Madison, Anniece Magana. Sarah Magee, Burnett Majhu, Sanjiv Mallory, Monica Mann, Nancy Marmion, Alan Marquis, Mike Marrache. Marlon Marshall, Tina Martin, Amy Martin, Lori Martinez, Guadalupe Martinez, Nina Martinez, Silvia Mascarenas, Dolores Mastos, Lisa Mastos, Lori Mattingly. .James Mayfield, William Mead, Kevin Medina, Adam Medina, Jesus Mednick, Fern Megeath, Michelle Mehoves, Timothy Meier, Carol Meighan, Kevin Mejia, Elva Mendiola, Romualdo Mendoza. Jorge Mendoza, Micaela Mercado. Eric Mercer, Robert Mere, Francisco Meza. Stella Miles, Lynette Miller, Casey Miller, Louise Mills, Damon Miner, Danny Minton, Bruce l88 SOPHOMORIES . ,gf- 1 'D -1-fill fmt K . X r .L ,.-vi. er X f ' W' 4' 7 if ,Q H f 27 if lv ff X f if 1 ' i I rffffi f U ,Mi H f W, 'f' 'fi ' 'F' 'ff Q5M.f,,.,,v f ,wgfziz i A t was t f f , , Q 9 5 , Fa 4 iiit . ft ig , '2 2 ' f W W ' im ,, f' fl f v 7 f f 1 Af' , 1 fig' Q l l .t if Q I Mitchell. l.ouis Mochi7uki. David Monico. Mario Montgomery. Deon Montoya, Dimitri Moody. Helena Moody. Ronald Morales. Arthur Moreno. Rafael Moreno, Richard Morgan. Rochelle Morris. Martin Mortimer. Kelly Mun. Son Munoz. Maria Murry. David McComb. Teresa McCoy. Ashley Mclfraiicr. Myron McGut'l'. Kelli Mclntire. .lason McKinney. .lames McNabb. Stacy McWilliams. Cornell Nairn. Peggy Nasr. Gina Naster. Stacy Neal. Tevin Neblctt. Alex Nelson. Raymond Newbold. Kent Neuman. David Newman. Steve Newton. Conway Nguyen. David Nguyen. Non Nguyen. Thanh Nguyen. William Nicholls. Nancy Nichols. .loseph Nichols. Melody Nichols. Michael SOPIIOMORIES H49 Norris. Leslie Nunley, Ernest Nunn. Tammy O'Neill. John O, Won O, Won Ochoa, Ma Ochoa, Maria Offers. Gregory Oh, Seung Okumoto, Leslie Olivas, Monica Oro7co. Tomas Ortiz. Mirtha Ortiz, Oscar Pacheco. Louis Palmer. Lozette Pappas. Heather Parcdes. Laura Partee, Danny Pascascio, Gilbert Patnaude. Stephen Payton, ,lohn Paz, Gerardo Pell. Barney Pena, Maria Peregoy, Judith Perez, Amalia Perez. Ana Perez. Antoinette Pere7. Pedro Peris. Mariana Person. Tammy Pherson, Tyler Phillips. Melody Picker, Scott l90 SOPHOMORES -: 2 4 Z .... ,, , rrff Zi! 555 M l ' 'EE' JW l'55ElE:EfJffIf',,E . , we Piotrowski, Adina Pirnejad. Piere Planas, Antonio Planas, Luis Pochmara. Robert Pohler. Deborah Ponder. Patrice Portier, Eva Powell. Derrick Powers. James Prende7, Lisa Pressley. Kelly Probert. Glen Pruett. Daryl Quinton, Eliiabeth Rabinowitz. David Ravinotxitz, Louis Ramire7. Marie Ramirel. Miguel Rasin. Paul Rathbun. Carrie Rattay. Brigitte Rayo. Pedro Reavis. Lisa Reber. Marla Reddie, Scott Renteria. Jon Repogle, Christopher Reyes. Lourdes Reyes. Maribcl Rhynsburgcr, Benjamin Rich. Michael Richard. David Riola. Anna Rivallecha. George Rivas. Norma Rivas. Sonia Rivera. Alida Ro. Min Roberson, Lenora Roberts. Tim Robinson. Gala SOPIIOMORES l9l Robinson. Kyle Robinson. Ronald Robles. Sylvia Rodrigue7. Pamela Rodriguez, Deana Rodriguel. Ron Rodriguez. Sandy Rodriguez. Steve Rogers, Charles Rogers. Larry Roig. George Rojas. Sandra Romero, Efren Romero. .lavier Rosales. Juan Rosen, Bruee Roth. Barry Rousseau, Miehel Rowe, Dayna Rushing. Chiffon Ryatl. Patrick Rydeheard. Todd Ryder. Sandra Ryll. Robert Saidi. Susan Salas. Rojelio Saldana. Raymond Salgado. Sandra Salvage, Shawna Sam. Nimilh Sanchez, Esteban Sargema. Lorie Sarko7y. .lulius Savage. Lora Sayano, Mayumi Sayre. Mary Seally. Rosa Seher, Bradley Seherieh. Erika Schroeder, Ryan Seorza. Martine Seeman. Deborah l9' SOPHOMORES Segal. Robert Sengxavang. Deth Sergio. Roeeo Shadley. Brenda Shanahan. .Indy Shellabarger. Thon Shelton. Patricia Shin. Sung Shormann. .lulie Shoushi. Malca Siano. Paul Sias. Tina Sibbio. Serena Simon. Phillip Sims. Bridget Sin. Mary Singh. Ragbinder Slattery. Scott Smith Smith. Smith Smith. Smith. .Craig l.ael Philip Ronald Wendy Solorio. Donna Solotff. Yvette Somalxsar. Nitin Song. David Soriano. Mary Soukiassian. .lan Spears. Ronald Speeland. Gregg Spencer. Kenneth Spencer. Regina Spillman. Renea Spiteri. Natalie Spradlin. Nliehael SUPIIOMORITS 191 Stamps, Keisha Standly, April Stanton, Rusty Staples, Tonja Starler, Diane Stein, David Stcines, Cherie Stepter, Deborah Sterling, Jaymie Stern, Stephen Stevens, Christopher Stevens, Stephanie Stevenson, Kristina Stewart, Reginald Sudberry, Dean Suhy, Robert Suieo, Ernesto Sun, Vivien Sutter, Jennifer Swope, Sandee Takami, Susan Talbert, Holsey Tan, Chia Tanghal, Loretta Taylor, Albert Taylor, David Taylor, Satrina Templeton, Shelley Tempelmann, Lisa Thomas, Annette Thomas, Arnell Thomas, Berry Thomas, Sean Thomas, Willie Thompson, Robert Thomson, Brian Tien, Mai Tigue, Tracy Timmons, Ciwilla Tkac, Christopher Tonoian, Kevin Toribio, Blanca l94 SOPHOMORES .1 -cg NWS ies , -Rs. xx. .A-X ,- W i X 1' if fi lik X fs 1 wi t Q 3 Torres. Angelica Torres. Carlo Torres Debra Torres Jesus Torres Luis Tran, lloa Tran, Hung Trcise. Renee Treisc, Timothy Trcjo. Patricia Trinh, Hoang Troupe. Mark Trujillo, .lose Tucker, Anthony Tuggle. Jacqueline Tureios. Mark Turner. Alindu Turner. Michael Underwood. Robert Valencia, Antonio Valerie. .lohn VanDyk. Dana Van Gorder. Traci VanVlict, Traci VanZandt, Jennifer Vasquez, Aleira Vasquez, Maritza Vaughn. Dana Vega. Hector Vidal, Bruno Vietner. Willie Villa. Mario Waldman, Myehacl Wall. Mark Wallen, Nicole Wallerstein. Elizabeth Ware. Thomas Washington. Charlcsctta Washington. Paul Washington. Rhonda Watanabe. Shari Waters, Cathy SOPllOMORl:b l9s Watkins, Brian Webb, Aaron Welch, Shannon Wernet, David West, Michelle Whitaker, Lance Williams, Antonio Williams, Bruce Williams, Durena Williams, Heather Williams, Jerry Williams, Kasandra Williams, LaFayette Williams, Susan Williams, Wendell Witt, Kym Wong, Carl Wong, Deborah Wood, Ana Woods, William Woodson, Thongbai Wyatt, Monica Wyneken, Christopher Wysocki, Debra Yamaoka, Joanne Yoon, Anthony Yost, .lon Young, Audrey Young, Wade Zam, Laura Zapata, Elaine Zimmerman, James Zivzikh, Arnold Zurita, Pedro l96 SOPHOMORES , .Wa f? K,Z 5 3 'Sf 3 OPHO GRE CLASS CDUNCIL fe N W J w 'ii 'Z til? 5 fm 151-Q l l President: Edward Teshima l Ofliccrs: David Logan: Barney Pellg Mike Spradling Janice Becker: Robert Avila1Cristi Bcauchc- ming Melody Phillipsg Joanne Yamaoka 5 WMM wa: Council: flrontl Joanne Yamaokag Robert Avilag Melody Phillipsg Mike Spradling l.isa Erdmanng Cristi Bcaucheming Grace Kwan, fmiddlcl Carole Cronez Cindy Goldg Janice Becker: Shari Watanabe: David Nflochilukii Robbie Segal: Lorraine Arugay. fbackl Aaron Brussat: Norman Lacson: Hector Vega: David Logan: Nitin Somalvvar1 Edward Teshimai Barney Pell: Steven Stern. LQNDERCLASSMEN I97 By J' 1924 L,NDliRC'l,,X5SWFN 1 ' --ljifgg ,ff 1 , 4212 ' f.: E l LST' ' -- f as-'1Q .,t? -'f .Q 'f l'-f,fj',! 'QTTF P if ' I -xy J, , MQ f f ' ' vw f il W .f A 5 4 ,fn 5 ,. I - I 1 Z K' ll qv , ' : ' 'V . X., W4 .. Mftbi J I' hi., . Ms U O.. 'I mme . M 9 074.28 sh lT Ken 5 I 4 ev V5 fp m f? x ww' r fi-' I, rm. 1. My' 5 my Wi. S Q . S- X i ' 41' .np Ri if 1312 Q -- V 11-v-fm---1. ,V ,M m J ls K i A 1 wi N, K I I , W f, ,, ,az ' 2 ,.kr L A .I , V, , av ' ' ' 'F ,l , -Y ,Q M W A, X Q A ,, K ,, .. , A F M' ' 4 , I , , N, ,gi X ,I . Erfzzf , M ' ,L ,,,, 5 'J -:ffL17 . ,fw KL . - 1 N ' Vf' 5,5557 'ff fii!,E,y9Q 3'f?'., A A . V, ', A , V, H '5 T' Q ,nw 7 L ,XI L' , I 1 1 ' J. E NNW Kalled .And gas the I kncuf J was .7 Walked and And sang in ' Chat .My law wonderful tum' of many mouths past first and my last Hliristaplzer kzselcy ww- 4, Q V-F' W .14 '-ilg K :H , ,, J 'www L,,. . Q.,-NS I sky and flu' moan iff Q 9 Q If za- ,, ' If . af ii in 1' Q 4 :Ls N I r ' o . 'Q A fl' . ' ' Lk s A ' . 34 , 4, fwma Y o ,W . 0' M wav ' H e' ,Jn ' ' . 4 f 292 EXPR1-Esslons I I ,,'i 4 ,, ',', WW W2 Freworns W , f I ' ' It was notslong agonywhen,Iyyyngyaslysysyouyng, , I ' - Iygzany and played lnzdqhsgasgmdy, 3 s I had no worries at all, I was young and freej But thc times have gone by so fast: I ,Lww turn my head and another day passes by I think to myself and wonder, yys,yl I I-Iow quickly my life has changed, In I have 21 whole future ahead of meg I have grown I'up sanId noflhohgerwiam I free. W I ,uw 'f ,, , V vu, ke Gs f 53,856 s J!'PffX ,fa Qi, ,M if V9 , 'u,wf- . A+ m,,,v,z1A . V .if fs A ,ua , s X . - In this worldgof obstacles In this world of dreams Will always stand a destination Waiting for you and me. We 71 put our bestafoot forward Well strive only for the best will not be easy Bdii4'vve'll survive the test Bitterialiosiile winds may blow Cursed snows may fall Buf we'll survive the worst of it Wefll survive it all. fi f I Selma Ismail .gm QQ I 'vm F L?iW.QCjx if lf' , 5 g y - A 'X , , ' .f X , IL, ffl , 2 S . A ,M . ' QW A .Lb I , EJ? 4 ,, 'ful K i H ,J ' ,K , f, ,, , by ' ' ' x t , , sg F f t T my iity T 4 f M X tw, 'A ,rg-,4 V V! , Lia , We .,gf,xp PLASTIC IDENTITIES The rock of the 80's is the place to be With all the unknown Plastic Identities. New Wa vers and Punkers are out to attack That's where our new generations at. Fabians was fun when it Hrst begun But now we've got Hot Trax and 321. Slamming and breaking is taking it Ts toll The Plastic Identities are out of control. Hanging in Westwood we ,re driving around Crank the music, turn up that sound. Waiting for summer, thinking of the bu Oh my god, what do we do? Plastic Identities with their deep golden tan Walking right by with their boards in their hand. Society Hlled with such confusion The Plastic Identities will live in delusions. Tammy Schmersal Cindy Kim 204 EXPRIQSSIONS - W I ,W.y,.,,fM, Nw gl , ,JV - Drawing by Frank Eberh 3 W? 5 hoto n Kalustian , .4 -.. is X II111I d1111 'I Icl 1111 ,HV , .. 1 gllll 1.s I1I'L'tI. 1I1c rqlcc 13 1111 IfIlIIL'I'I7I-CN 111 IIIVX x111111.'1cI1 I'c11pIc l'lIlII1IlIy :1II :11'1111111I Om' I111114I1'c1I 1'111111c1w. .'1II I-Il ll I lL'C I 11111 I I 1II I I1111I 1111 1111 I.1LL. I Il11'cc 111-1wIl'11,11, I21II11u IIIU jmck VIXIIC 171100 bL'l,'fIlIICN' qllICIxCl' I 1111II 111 IIIC .sidc 111 I111' II1c I1111Ic1'II1'cs. I 1'c.x11111c 111-1 1'1111111'11g. 11c1c1' 111 IYIIL' f7ilI.IlyI'17llN 111 1 I JIIII 1'11 thu Ic:14I, ,N ll1II I1:1cIx '1I II1c,111cc Iilux I1cI11'111I 111c. Ax411'cI.s I-Il I111111. - 'ffl-L'IIX I1111Ix1'11g up. I11111-1 JI ,xI1 spiril d1'1111'111kI1. 1111111 c Uc 1'1111. Icl 1110 II111'.wI1. . . R111 lI1'II ,E 1 vw k 1 WGN' 4 11 g-O PI111111 IU Sfcrc IIllI7L'l'Ij T 1111 IIITIVS ur Carolyn Der Ad Editor Expressions Editor 'H-----44 Q1-'kgs R I W' 1 984 Jennifer Brando Seniors M X a XY zfifi' , If - , ,ff eiifvffgfii ij Stacy Krug Editor-in-Chief im Ar Sports K wock Advisor Nightwatchman S ff A novfwxz- i Qt i 55, L fx il , ,,. g N x 5, 1 . it Ariel Ban ' i Underclassirfken 1, L ' lil 'L 'f vt FQ ij 1 ,- if x .--'rfb'-if-q Susan 'f,. 3 Q Seniors ,r ' Q Sports iw Tony Hansford 'W H ' so Senior Editor ' Copy Editor Photographer 'A MffSu ff'-v-i-ws '- -'-- if A T f' it to . E i rg h i, y it S 1 , on , 7.5 7EF'T ,T?'?'I f'?3-' A 1 rx- ,hifi ', V K W 4 'V - ' f ig x .- ,ii HX. I 1 L -R K . ',! 1 I it Q .jp , 'bf-4 ,gl p J A . I - - S+.-.V MR JT 'Xi i.L 'Sr6 : Y 'X f 1. I ' -, A ' .Ui . ' 1 v my -+ A .L it qi A! ' 4 X i ' Q 'N M E ini h 9 ' Rf YR! it ' 'yi -1 'i V :- i 'A 206 Y E - g o, Q V LH LLA S FF N ' xi f Debbie Bloom H ,W Faculty Editor 3 I Expressions ' M Y X A f t Q 1 Kristen Hanson - , A, ' Sports Editor , A, ii L gs' ,tl 4, -H 1. J: 2 5 , ir . -ji! G I -.W -- ' .Q L,,:.: so 4:-W1 if 'I ii: M ' in . . A 'W 75 : '? - - xi Ab if I5 . gn: I Belinda Richardson F -wt , , ' ii I-'YI' ,, , Q H' . is . . A gp n V,Yv,t,1. jp l I, Underclassmen Editor ,gg ,k g ---.-.......-N -f 'W ' VN'4 A ' ' Organizations and ' L ' A T . Activities - f ' ... ,-.-.. ...,. .,.., V I6 g mf it L -- -A ug fiifffl ' K H--A . .f I X- , K, Kris Kunze iii' I A 1 f ' W Ads Ag' f ,: .A ', gpifig -' . tit n it' A -I ,- por s V ,fr D rf ,. -,131 g. f if X XX ' - ,-Lf - 1 s. - x 'Q Erika Sedey ! Qi Spirit Editor - if Q Seniors , X r 'H-iv' t . A ' Co-Copy Editor , i ,,t , ,J ' it - X- - f , - A km? 5. 3 - 7 ' .. -xl 'R JA wg 1 YN . 'I L-'I i . A, xx, ,I Y ,gp t, h ' ? . E3-figgafnffkv ' V N 1 im En' Q .5 K, -55:9 J , 'N , S . v f ., .V j ., E, S , ab.: f ' fi 'T E' 1, 'NK Q Q 4 I V , it ty' W , 5.51 LL,: 1 ' 1 ,Ib is A t 59' 'fp rw ' - 5 . , ,ffl 1 , , it , serif if gl fi it ' . 14. I is M,,1..k Q, k ,, 5 t , If i we ,st ' ' - ' N! 1 1' ' i ,gk , . S 1' , iii it f ' . Q f 'Hiigg ., A A i 1 ' L z Y d E fa X - I ' 'I 1 5 , , i 359' it K 'iw la 1 ii ,F f L ' 1 74, , 5 ,S X A h 4 R A .f 5? . Lkgk 1 E.. , A 2 tif 'V 9. gp g . w '-1 , 1- if N- 2 t , f E fr s. A ' Tim Poston A A ' is R Q, 'i' 3 9 A , ,AV Spirit 'i':: 1 - A -5 , , ' Q. ' .f Organizations and ggi Q - w i '- ' i - ' ' , Activities 4, M SSN .,,. . A X. , -i:' ,- ' 1 ' , L ,f if 3 ft xv f x..ff' I s 5' A ,X , , g V, Q, 5 , Steve Huberty fr I t .ASH it if ,X XW1. X Photo Editor .KT I gd 'l 1 ggi? i X41 Randy Cabc Us .. - V Z .1 , ' E jf Artist ' 6, .W ' 3,1 ' . L. if ,i ff Sports A ,-st x X' 4. A ef' ,V 1 YEARBOOK 207 ,..-me e 4 'I it . 1. N.. ff' L 14 A V-lf' ,' -, E ,QI-I-CQ ,LL A i J . iysri' fx ' xr 'iii' EY- 4 I! W 7 1. G Sure I bet therc's film in the camera! Cum I Sit inside I pfomisq lo bc good. A yearbook mess! gait if -M-+ ' of Q .V-.fs . -i ' Q ...np .qu-qpnn----P L qu Oncc again the dedicated Yearbook Staff spent many sleepless nights working to meet their deadlines. Nevertheless, work always included some play. During one of these midnight campaigns many members of the Staff had workshop at Stacy's house until the next morning. Of course, this included a Winchell's donut attack at 4:30 in the morning. There were frantic moments when everyone believed that we wouldn't meet the deadline but in the end, we somehow managed to get things done. The Valhalla Staff would like to extend its thanks to Mr. Hampton for his many pens and the use of his equipment fphonej and knowledge, llMr. Rozum's last minute graphics work, Mr. Feuerman and the Doctrine Staff for their writing and proofreading skills, and all the coaches for their enormous help, support, and patience. Without them it would have impossible to complete this book. But most of all, we would like to sincerely thank our advisor for his continuous support and dedication. We tested your patience time and time again yet you always managed to stay calm. We hope that your last year was fun. Kwock, we love youll! You've gOt to be kidding . . . this is my blind date. Xe sri X x X X sg ss bs -'Kw0ck'S Mobu Randy sure is big! Did someone say camera? Bet they will never find us in here. f ya. l l l l nt, f ugayfi H ,..fV 1, V .f My f . fffgtzfiffwitt grail! We f + H 'f:,w:f fl W'1'f:i i 1 WW . W, .fs ..f. . . .W gy.. i wt . wt ww li l 'Q ic 'gk' Q M :saws M I l 1 . l .MM Tito-get me a tissue! 209 1 3 'W e . ' .. . . uf. Bsnuliw-ivifwfzivimnki NWN: :www W - .gg M. . 1.. xxxx , .. ,...., V S .-V4 fr Ei' i XM Nh Q i Qfl.. I is .X nw-1 7 Q K.:-....g.Q....y .MM ..A. . A ,... MX ..,W,,....,W -Q----M-W-0-- W,N,,,,,,N..,.,X.,. ..,,Nw,.. K 1 w MN-'H - wr M,,,,,.W,..,.,., n 3. X , ef 3 S E Q 3 S w i Q . I 4 .. ., N ..NM..ww. X S 19 Q Q N Q I ii bm R9 5- ' .N i fa X M an X l 3 4 Q 1: i X X X Q .. , Ifiwfegg Q x gui' kanald JM. Herz Principal Daryl Cnrner .Assistant Prineipal l lt is with pleasure and pride that I congratulate this fins student body on a most successful school year. The successes you have achieved are far too numerous to mention-some times in front of a cheering crowd, sometimes in the classz rooms-Vikings, you have achieved with excellence! l I look back and applaud all of you! Our school has developed a reputation throughout the city for its enthusiasm, leadership, spirit, pride, and dedication ol purpose. l am especially proud of the very pleasant and friend- ly attitude on our campus, the academic climate in our class- rooms, and the cooperation and understanding that exists be- tween the students and teachers. The high level of student performance and spirit, with com- munity support and commitment of our dedicated teaching staff, ensure a bright future for the Monroe family. As principal, I will continue to dedicate my efforts to pro- vide the best educational program for all Monroe students. ,Mary .7arrell Assistant Principal Shirley l5'. Dreiinan Craais Kiel Head Kannselar Administrative Dean William M. .Aizeustat Sam ,Anterasiau john Barrett 6'laudia Kennett Classes Taught: AP Eng- lish, Adv. Comp. World Lit and American Literature Most Remembered For: Idiot Wahoo Weekly Reeks If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a World's Heavyweight Boxing Cham- pion Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: When my pants dropped and my leo- tards were exposed! Classes Taught: Counselor Most Remembered For: My good nature If I weren't a Teacher. I would want to be: An ex- plorer Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: can't re- member Classes Taught: Automotive Mechanics Most Remembered For: Mouth Watering Cream Puffs If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be: Auto- motive Shop Owner Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Starting 1983 without full tool panels Classes Taught: Food Ser- vice Occupations Most Remembered For: Most likely to pass for a stu- dent If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be az Nurse Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Counselor Most Remembered For: Elephant If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: concert Pianist Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Locked keys in office and spent IOO much time finding someone to let me in Reuben ,Allen Vivian ,Atkin 51 9 Sujit Hassi Kielmrd W. Bend .5 . g .wg I Classes Taught: Librarian Most Remembered For: First prize for the loudest table in the library If I weren't a Teacher, l would want to be at Philan- thropist Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Cont. Comp, English Most Remembered For: Fighting Apathy If I weren't a Teacher. I would want to be a: Another Julia Child Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None, Yet! Classes Taught: Algebra, Geometry. E.S.L. Math Most Remembered For: Friendly and Understanding If I wcren't a Teacher. I would want to be a: Busi- nessman Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: English, E,S,L. Most Remembered For: My kindness to tenth graders, If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: rich bum Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: I've blot- ted it out Classes Taught: Algebra Most Remembered For: I don't know If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: 7 Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None flies ,Andrade Dean Halzarett C C tsir as 'las sex!- 4 'vt -L .- X iial- 4 Klrarles Z. Bennett Kardriner Howden 6arrie Z1 Hreau! Albert l6'reWr1 Reber! Karr Classes Taught: E.S.L. and Spanish Most Remembered For: I don't know If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be az Musi- cian Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Arriving late to period one. Classes Taught: Health, Weight Training, Cross Country Most Remembered For: None If I wcren' a Teacher, I would want to be a: Basket- ball Player Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Algebra, Basic Math and English Most Remembered For: Odd facial expressions. If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Travel Agent Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Left report cards home when they were to be given out to the stu- dents Classes Taught: Dean Most Remembered For: yelling in the halls If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Retired Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Yelling at a student, and finding out later it was the wrong stu- dent. Classes Taught: Chemistry, Modern Science Most Remembered For: ter- rible smelling chemistry lab If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: '? Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None 213 Don dhainlrerlain Southern doartney ,Yohn Cunningham Sheila Deming Classes Taught: Math Most Remembered For: Understanding and support- ive If 1 weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: rich man Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: being ac- cused of going to the book depository Classes Taught: Law and Economy Most Remembered For: be- ing TALL If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: rich man Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Who Me? Classes Taught: Electronics and Sound Crew Most Remembered For: Say What?-Hush Child! If 1 weren'l a Teacher, I would want to be a: Fisher- man Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: the night the sound crew lost the keys Classes Taught: Counselor Most Remembered For: Al- most gave birth in the class- room If I weren'l a Teacher, I would want to be as Music Composer Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: I told my students only a miracle could save them from a test and suddenly, there was a loud crash and a dove flew in! Classes Taught: Contempo- rary Comp., American Lit. Most Remembered For: '? If I weren 't a Teacher, I would want to be a: 7 Most Embarrassing M0- ment at Monroe: None Don dhronister Ifonstanee doatare ,fanet Ifnpples Gregory Doane Classes Taught: Psychology, Sociology, History Most Remembered For: fast talker If I werent 'l a Teacher, I would want to be a:An Air- line Stewardess Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: the demise of SWAS Classes Taught: Career Ad- visor, Foods, Clothing, Money's Worth Most Remembered For: En- thusiasm If I weren'l a Teacher, I would want to be a:An Inte- rior Decorator Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: While talking to principal, asked me how I enjoyed my Sab- batical and I replied, lt beats teaching Classes Taught: Counselor Most Remembered For: re- membering counselor's birthdays If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Taster in a chocolate factory Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: During the era of long hair for males, I called a mother about her son to be told it was a daughter! Classes Taught: Algebra, Life Science Most Remembered For: Duds, making fun of names and kicking people out oi class If I weren'l a Teacher, I would want to be a: Goat herdsman in the Himalayas Mast Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: l yelled at a girl who was entering class, then to Iind out she was bringing me a Thanks- giving gift Classes Taught.' Geometry, Biological Science, History and English Most Remembered For: Dancing and spelling back- wards If 1 weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: An Ar- cheologist Most Embarrassing M0- ment at Monroe: None lfanita Ifosal 336 Delbert Hroshy Jlelen Davison Roberta Eiehenlrlalt .lon H Ens .Si john ialolieo 8dufard Qarias Classes Taught: Ame Literature, Practical ing, Reading Imp. Most Remembered fo If I weren't a Teaeti would want to be a: 7 Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe: Non Classes Taught: JROT Most Remembered Fc If I weren't a Teach would want to be wouldn't want to be thing but a teacher Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe: Noni Classes Taught: Scion: Most Remembered Physiology dissections lfl weren'l a Teach would want to be a: Ai tronaut Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe: 'Y I l Classes Taught: Foods dependent Living, Pa ing, Health Most Remembered Good Jood, follows the If I weren'l a Teach would want to be 31 Psyi ogist Most Embarrassing ment al Monroe: None Classes Taught: Metal Most Remembered Fo. If I weren'l a Teach, would want to be a: 7 Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe: I ha had one f , Stan .7eininan Q V if 4 Harry Qrnin Linda Gniffrenda- Baker T William Jilenee Classes Taught: Driver's Education Most Remembered For: 'I If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: ? Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: P.E. and Health Most Remembered For: Who Knows? If I weren't a Teacher. I would want to be a: 'Y Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taughlyffrafts. Art, English Most Remembered For: My Italian temper errupting during 'clean-up time' in art class! If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to bc a: Baskin- Robbins Ice Cream Tester Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Finding a boy in the girls bathroom. Classes Taught: Social Studies, Baseball Coach Most Remembered For' taktng my time Ifl weren't a Teacher, I would want to bc at An ex- tremely wealthy man! Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Algebra, Geometry Most Remembered For: 'fmultiplyingn la very inside joke! lfl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a:Chemist lprobably a mad onej Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: I haven't been here long enough to have an embarrassing mo- ment lflernard Sleuerinan Sandra Garden Lee Jlainptan Sylvie flirsenl Classes Taught: English, Journalism Most Remembered For: My even temperament and my calm. relaxed manner If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be af An in- dependently wealthy idler Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe:l am never embarrassed! Classes Taught: Practical Writing. English I0 AB Most Remembered For: For Christmas, my class 'adopt- ed' two needy families and gave them a tree, toys, food and clothing Ifl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be ai million- airess Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Whcn a student offered me the use of his parents' Hawaiian condomenium for an A in the class Classes Taught: Drafting, Architecture Most Remembered Far: NHAMPTONIZINGN my students Ill weren't a Teacher, I would want to be ai Me- chanical Engineer Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe When I thought Mrs, Cupples hus- band was a student and shouIdn't be sitting in Fac- ulty section at football game Classes Taught: French Most Remembered For: electrihed hairdo Ifl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a:singer of a punk-rock group Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Do you think I would telI'? Classes Taught: Spanish Most Remembered For: I don't know Ifl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be ai Sophia Loren Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Who Me'? '?'7? ,Melvin ,Ylark dnarlatte Griffith Wayne flasselbrinek 0 QL-I Q 4 'if ii I at , i ,i feainia flntner ,Nancy ,Yarns Garaana Kalnrien ,Marvin Katz Classes Taught: Drama, Stagecraft, Engish Most Remembered For: I don't know'l Ifl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Captain of the yacht which recap- tures the American Cup Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: I've never been embarrassed. Classes Taught: English, Psychology, Phil SL Lil. Most Remembered For: lhat's derailingf' If I weren't A Teacher, I would want to be a: Media- tion Lawyer Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: My three year old grand-daughter was picked up by Security Classes Taught: Physical Education, Math, Counsel- or Most Remembered For: 'Y If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: An Ar- ehitcet Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: E.S,L, Most Remembered For: lunch dances If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: nun Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: forgetting the principaI's name Classes Taught: Govern- ment, History Most Remembered For. Bod! Ifl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Center for the Lakers Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: being thrown out of a League Championship Baseball game by the umpire for ha- rassment 2l5 iarnes Keefer Steve Kleinberg si x ,x Q Suzette ,Cantz Sarnnel ,Medrnder Classes Taught: English, American Authors, Read- ing Most Remembered For: Looking like Ernest Hem- ingway Cor is it Kenny Rog- ersl If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Sushi Restaurant Owner Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Discover- ing nobody else thought I looked like Kenny Rogers or Hemingway Classes Taught: College Advisor Most Remembered For: All my TA'S If I weren't a Teacher. I would want to be a:.let Pilot Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Falling asleep in a Principal's meet- ing and being caught Classes Taught: Special Education Most remembered For: l don't know If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: fashion consultant Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: History Most Remembered For: whatever! If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to bc a: Linguist Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monr0e.' Referring to a male student as a fe- male student for several weeks Classes Taught: School Nurse Most Remembered For: 'Y If I weren't a Teacher, l would want to be a: 'Z Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Margery kelly Irving Kodirner ,Minnie Jlflalzone Kenneth ,Mekenna Classes Taught: Health Most Remembered For: 7 If I weren 't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Medical Doctor Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Biology, Physiology Most Remembered For: Top seed in Faculty Ping Pong Tournament If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: An Olympic games Ping Pong rep. for USA. Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: having to support Don Chamberlain in Ping Pong Tournament Classes Taught: Practical Writing. Cont. Composition Most Remembered For: AI- ways willing to listen and advise when asked If I weren't a Teacher. I would want to be a: Public Relations Director Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Physical Education Most Rmembered For: '?7? If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be af? Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: R.S,P Most Remembered For: 'tAll children are learners If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: shoe salesman at Gemco Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: opening the door to my room Gindy Keyser l : Uliarnas Kufaek jeannette ,MacDonald jarnes ,Medieras Yllfkic' .Merritt 0759 JMKSSIHIHH Arnold ,Miller 2l6 Classes Taught.' Math gebra, Geometry Most Remembered foi trip to the Textbook De tory If I weren't a Teach would want to be a: dentathey have all tht Most Embarrassing, ment at Monroe: Gld there are so many-l think of just one Classes Taught: Art, tography, Yearbook Most Remembered known for my silly ren If I weren't a Teach would want to be a. Olympic Skier and ar around nice guy Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe: Tool Yearbook class to Winc during 'operation sta. school' and we all got pi up by police Classes Taught: Leader: Amer. Literature, Engl Mos! Remembered For' hours spent working on marquis with my bell student council If I weren 't a Teacht would want to be a:Supi sor ot' Marketing Budgi Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe: remen E.T. in the lunch area? Classes Taught: History Advanced History Class Most Remembered 1 EXCELLENT!l ll CELLENT!! If I weren't a Teache would want to be a: rl star Most Embarrassing . ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Biolc Ecology Most Remembered ll Love of nature and Mon If I weren't a Teache. would want to be az nat photographer Most Embarrassing I ment at Monroe: When 1 dents that you have in c say HI on campus and don't know who they ar Gerald ,Miller Philip Neufrnan john Novak H 1: it Betty Ori Classes Taught: Music Most Remembered For: '? If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: 'T Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Spanish Most Remembered For.' I don't know Ifl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: singing tennis player Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: not recog- nizing a good student who had recently been in my class Classes Taught: Math, Trig., Math Analysis Com- puters Most Remembered For: Handstands in class Ifl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: An Acrobat Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: S.D.C Most Remembered For: Get to work If I weren't .1 Teacher, I would want to be a: Social Hostess Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: A.P. Histo- ry, Government, Law Most Remembered For: Re- minding my students that there is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action. If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be BI Zoo- keeper Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: The only time l lost an argument with Mr. Kat7 and had to ac- knowledge that he was right. ,Maurice ,Morales feel .Niedelrnan .Adeleen Olewiler Verjean Owen Classes Taught: Ceramics, World of Art Most Remembered For: '?'?'?'Y7'?'?'l If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: 7 Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Who Me? Classes Taught: Algebra, Geometry, Trig. Most Remembered For: UELEVENTEEN comes before TWELVETEENT' If I werent a Teacher. I would want to be a: Race- Horse owner Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Colliding with one of my students while carrying a cup of cof- fee! UGU! What a mess! Classes Taught: Clothing, Cont. Composition Most Remembered For: Understanding and Reason- able lf I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Long Distance Marathon Runner Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Falling over my feet when in a hurry to get to class Classes Taught: Physicsl Education, Health Most Remembered For: a scatterbrain III weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Golfer Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: 7'l'?'? Classes Taught: Account- ing. Business Law, Typing Most Remembered For: Squirting the tardy students and class idiots with a water pistol If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Plastic Surgeon Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe' Not charging enough for copies of answers to final exams .Maurice Newman Phyllis Nerland ,Michael 0' Pear ,Yudy Perkins Gerald Perlrnnller David Phelan Hill Rankin Classes Taught: Chemistry, Science Most Remembered Forr awarding millipoints to a student's grade for a bonus Il' I weren 't a Teacher, I would want to be a: An envi- ronmental scientist Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: coming to school on a holiday, not re- membering there was no school Classes Taught: Drill Team, Flags, Volleyball Most Remembered For: Al- right, just one more time! If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be HI Arche- ologist Most Embarrassing Mo- mentat Monroe: UMMM,l don't know Classes Taught: Marching Band, Band, Science Most Remembered For: 77777 If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a.' 7 Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Physical Education, Health Most Remembered For: long hair If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: camp counselor-teaching crafts Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Work Ex- perience, Career Advisor Most Remembered For: Re- member the magic word is PLEASE If I werent a Teacher, I would want to ba a: Pilot Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Oh, so many! 2l7 Howard keisoord ,Maria Kozsa all Senrnidt jane Sprague Classes Taught: Dean Most Remembered For: yelling lfl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be ar Plant manager Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroefyelling at a student and being wrong Classes Taught: Spanish Most Remembered For: Hi Kidoletsl If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Zook- keeper-Lion Tamer! Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Thank God I have forgotten-I don't embarrass easily Classes Taught: Physics, Bi- ology, Science Most Remembered For: for- getting If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Retired Teacher Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Being de- moted from Assis. Principal to custodian of the special assistance room Classes Taught: Reading, English, Creative Writing Most Remembered For: Sponser ol Stall' Halloween, was a Resident Witch If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: writer Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: I was the only teacher who dressed up in Renaissance Faire Classes Taught: History, Government Most Remembered For: 7? If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Balleri- H3 Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None gg ,In if :ie joan kienert Donald kozarn Seeile Schwartz Bonnie Stanton ,y, , M, Classes Taught: Business Most Remembered Forr l don't know If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: world traveler, skiing in the Alps Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Graphic Arts Most Remembered For: Be Happy If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Rancher Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: When Doctrine printed picture of my famous rodeo fall Classes Taughtr E.S,L.. Spanish Most Remembered For: 7 If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be az An ac- tress, a la Bette Middler Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Not know- ing my colleagues' names Classes Taught: Parenting, Careers with Children Most Remembered For: Be- ing 'ABozo the Clown on Halloween If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: An in- depently wealthy world traveler Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: Being caught in a Tardy Lock-out. OOOPS!! Classes Taught: Govern- ment, History Most Remembered For: ?'?'l lfl weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: land baron rather than land bar- TCH Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: was the day Steve Huberty knocked me down in a mock demon- stration and the principal saw and responded accord- ingly as if it was real! .Mario l6o,o,oo ,Ceo Sasoary Arnos Schwarz Pauline Stanton Natalie Eaksar Ken Zfnonras inn Cnornpson Classes Taught: Gov ment, Bus. Organiza Consumer Economics Most Remembered Italian Flair If I weren't a Teach: would want to be a: A ney Most Embarrassing X ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Phys Education, Health Most Remembered '?'?'?'? Ifl werent a Teache- would want to be a: 'P Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe: None Classes Taught: Spa Education Most Remembered Fot don't believe this lfl weren't a Teach: would want to be ur t collector in Beverly Hil Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe: Wore black and one blue sock cause l am color blind Classes Taught: On a 5 day-English 8L Debate-1 bad day-manners 84 rest sibility Most Remembered Fo If I weren't a Teachld would want to be a: hei Most Embarrassing ment at Monroe:l have, sen not to have one. M2 IOITIOFTOW, . , Classes Taught: Phys Education Most Remembered For: Il'l werent it Teachei would uunt to be az An line pilot Most Embarrassing t' ment at Monroe: None Kaye Wagner Classes Taught: Algebra Most Remembered For: please turn in your rosters If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: limosine driver Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: leaning against a wall Classes Taught: Driver Edu- cation, Agriculture Most Remembered For: 'ITT If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Beach- comer Most Embarrassing M0- ment at Monroe: None Harriet Wallace Classes Taught: English Mast Remembered For: My addition to cashcws If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: Donna Summer or Lilly Tomlin Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: when my students told me l wasn't a singer or an actress! Classes Taught: Math, Computer Programming Most Remembered For: 'I If I weren't a Teacher, I would want to be a: 'P Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None Zed Waterman jack Iles! Warren Zarrell Haber! Znlin ACULTY Classes Taught: Biology Most Remembered For: boston accent lfl weren't a Teacher, I would want tu bc a: sheperd Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: came in last in teacher opoularity contest Classes Taught: History, Psychology Most Remembered For. Preciseness II' I weren't a Teacher, I would want to bc a: Philana thropist Most Embarrassing Mo- ment at Monroe: None 219 Teaching. . .is reaching out to touch some lives Vs' A Trcasured Memory A minute, an hour, a week W! A whole year of minutes and hours and weeks, A group of individuals, A class unit. The teacherf A couple of disagreements, Pushing us to our limits, For they know we could succeed, A time for learning, And a time for sharing, A friend the teacher. A special class, A special closeness, sad' .M A special year. 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Love, Love Always Robert, Lisa, Dad Sean, Diane, Carolyn, and Peter Keds umwn Service Congratulationsqggl Debbie Bloom Independent Dealer Marketing Union 76 Products CAR DIAGNOSTICGLTIRE CENTER The graduating class of l984 ' Tuneup 0 Air Conditioning 0 Automotive Repair 0 Diesel Fuel bi Pro ane . ,,,0.,,,8 P HER Enterprises 5303 Desoto Ave. V 1 Canoga Park KEN SClllVlACl'lTENBERGER fcorner of emma Dealer Woodland Hills. CA 91364 THE DUTLET 9040 BALBDA BLVD NORTHRIDGE 894 3422 NAME BRAND APPAREL AT WHOLESALE PRICE Mon-Pri 10-6 Sat 10-5 S! 226 O XA, BY: c-,X 6eXxq,YW Par Q and o 0 O 11 :GMS ct Xmz11om om Mo o WY! YYQSXO1 580 QM H 1 1 9 ff ox LV L 1 3. Yro 6 O ,wx 01 ugo o 11 oi X 101150 do YL .r Q F .S' Pr eszglo 1' Q' re-Y, O 0 K VN 1 ugjxk X Aw OW O ng fjtx 01:19 o YY 0 K 1 Q jk X11 Quai 1 O 'mm Om Gui YC LSL we W 1 11 o Xns wad 01 Nwmoggc cw my ow on xx gm Q 1 9,1 1 1 vi Vw wnbow o'o1 e 0 Mc Q 1 Q K Mmm Mai GC K 0 W KKO WON?- 5 151 3 5. 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C H ' - Disoouni Darkroom Supplies 893 gm Kodak, Agfa, and Orieniai Paper Film Developing Specializing in Black and While jfffvlrwlsf ff' fgf'0'l15 fx ' nr 1 rrurus re, l 4 v , LOU on premse life is ll lrrvkru-wiuyell lrirrl 'UVKQ ' that ruuuat fly. . , 89113 Reseda Blvd. N ind ,C .9'i3211 - Of log?-algo Kes! Of fuck Scuufrs! Publishers Surplus, fur. Uuuvyu Park 231 o 0 I Go Vlklngs! From Keg Studio Rentals w LlzA's JMLWJ, CARDS AND GIFTS Naomi 8: Irwin Fleisher C2133 893-1393 Customized Wedding Invitations- Certificates and Diplomas Perma- Plaqued IOI53'lz PARTHENIA STREET SEPULVEDA, CALIF. 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Box 5577 Mission Hills, Ca. 91345 BUSINESS-15804 Arminta St. Van Nuys, CA 91406 ALL WEST Plllllll' X K ompan Q AMEBITUNE COLOR KEY PAINT ' SHADES - SCREENS 'ANTNIIES 10358 Sepulveda Mission Hills, Ca. 91340 361-0121 15.15. 527112910 Creative Photography Portraiture, Weddings, Restorations Instant Color Passports Custom Photofinishing Invitations, Announcements Video Taping, All Occasions 9065 Woodman Ave. Arleta Ca. 91331 Q131894-2257 ORIGINAL 3' I FTMQQFI i L , - K '- Eiif -ii WORLD FAMOUS HAM BU RG E RS l5745 Roscoe Blvd., Sepulveda 2575 W. Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles l4BOl Victory Blvd., Van Nuys l3lO San Fernando Rd., Burbank 7605 Foothill Blvd., Tiiunqa l7l7 W. Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock 9024 Recreation Circle, Fountain Valley MASTER CARD l213I 891-9912 VISA Hugs Plus ACCESSORIES FOR LESS 9034 Balboa Blvd. Northridge, California 91325 CH1fiQOE.IE3?:SQ TUR , jvfyti-fL.LffX'3 V Zfxiywijf- fd? .-A.:ifl4.f.,L,..w ? -J-X-i In-fk.,' x 1125.2 SINGER xirj! CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES I I E- e ---X7X3 I ,f X, fffxlx :Nm ' , plli K . Q' vll SERVING NORTHRIDGE l AND VAN NUYS AREA PALMER METHOD INSURANCE CASES ACCEPTED ACCIDENTS, INJURIES SPECIALIZING IN WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION NERVE, BONE, AND IOINT DISORDERS PAIN CONTROL CENTER NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING PHYSICAL THERAPY DEPT. I I5909 Tupper Sl. Lic. 4442446 Sepulveda, CA 91343 Hours: D . Mon-Fri.: 9 A.M.-6 P.M. evonshlrex Saturday: 9 A.M.-1 P.M. 3 2 -cs 42133 2392-1332 is 3 N 891-0649 f2I3I 326-2624 RON SMITH. owncf 3 T Nordhoff 234 9028 Balboa Blvd. Northridge Albcrtsorfs Shopping Center wmv' has 3' 4, Congratulations Class of '84 Doctr No More! ine Deadlin The Doctrine Staff HW Guess what Mr. Rozum, finally. . .EVERYBODY'S HAPPY MI e ivery M4432 fg 5, Class of '84, thanks for all the memories! Homeroom S-2 ff K, 1 f h hh 2- ':' ' 5 X 'E' Q Lk gg :H kk: .fxx sk 51 F 6 . 1 , Q .h11 4 I .X X ' ' Q iii . ff Z i ' 3 ?f ' 'P ,W i 5 SF' X 4 L ' vf ., A ,ff gs' 3 , Y I ...1 -.ff . 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We also carry a full line of vitamins and diet aids at discount prices The Vitamins Connoisseur The Body Wrap l622O Parthenia Street Sepulveda, CA. 9l343 213-s9l-os97 Z, 16238 Parthenia Street fat MEDICAL DIRECTOR E OWNER Woodle Your Photography Store Camera s Darkroom Supplies Photo Equipment Sales-Service Repairs-Rentals Trade-ms Photoflnlshmg on B8tW Kodacolor VALLEY MEDICAL Film INDUSTRIAL CENTER Student Discounts yy 8660 WOODLEY AVENUE 0 SEPULVEDA CA 91343 C AM E RA B U G T Sepulveda ' 893-1917 891 5741 Chanks tb all rny friends far an atay year! Zane always, lisa Chinys Kernennbered-Panbrarna 6ity ,Mall Cirn, thank yan sa lnneh fer the happiness yan have yiaen ine. kfbae always, Debbi Erie, .7 laae yan. . , Kathy Natasha- lfbn're a speeial persbn and a yreat friend! E'ake eare always! Deb Eanyratnlatians Wsh, ,4pe, and kay! Zfanr bra Seat! Deb- Zfan're the best friend a persbn ean haae! J-labe a yreat seniar year! Deb 7n hbpe ayainst hbpe, he belieaed . . . Chanks Allan far always beiny there. Qbnyratnlatians! lfewe Always, Debbi Eanyratnlatibns ta all rny way fleieible friends-bat like na biy deal- ,Cane Sean Carnnry and Maryaret- Van twa have been snper friends and fll rniss yan bath! Deb l5'est af wishes tb all rny friends and speeial lbae and thanks tb 6athy, Phylh and Sean far yanr speeial friendship. ,4ll af :ny laae tb Mark, yan're the yreatest babe. , , lane Kristen Sportsman l6'arber Shep 15430 Deaanshire D Missibn J-lills, 894-9608 en and Wa1nen's J-lairstyliny Original Submarine Q on. MARTIN G. RAYMON Z ' ' 4 nn. DAVID A. sAcKlN Optometrists , ' E 8414 Van Nuys Boulevard Panorama City, Calif. 91402 We Serve More Than 50 12131894-6408 Different Kinds of Submarines P ty Subs 3, 4, 6 feet or 27 Dia Round 16916 Parthenia St. 892-3563 4 SPECIAL PEOPLE L.A. 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