John F Kennedy High School - Eternal Flame Yearbook (La Palma, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1983 volume:

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M T - _z to f I S £ £ V o c. ; A i? y -t y M a Hr z fl i ' r 4 l I r- 7 r -i h r A - • 7 able of C mtei ts ASSEMBLIES PROVED TO BE A GREAT PROMOTER OF SPIRIT AND VITALITY • SPIRITE D CROWDS LED BY JFK ' S BOUNCING GREEN AND GOLD PROVIDED THE FIGHT- ING IRISH TEAMS WITH EN- THUSIASTIC SUPPORT • KEN- NEDY ' S PROUD TRADITION OF HIGH SPIRITED ENERGY WAS PRODUCED ONCE AGATN • AS THE BAND PLAYED THEIR LUNGS OUT • THE DRILL TEAM PROUDLY MARCHED • AND THE COLOR GUARD TWIRLED AND RIFLED TO THE MUSIC • ALL OF THIS FUR- NISHED THE FIGHTING IRISH WITH PROUD ESPRIT!!! 4 Esprit y fuiert aren ' t- W teffSs ' bflcu£ gocPtea ttA+l)C 4 SBrf JS fe EXTRA-ORDINARY WEAR WAS IN THIS YEAR • ALL SHADES OF COLOR, SHAPES, AND STYLES • ANYTHING WENT FROM BUTTON EARRINGS TO BOW TIES • INVADING THE FASHION IMPACT WERE STYLES DATING BACK TO THE NIFTY 50 ' S AND FAR-OUT 60 ' S • PASTEL PUMPS • SLICKED HAIRDO ' S • WILD CLASHING COLORS • PETTICOATS AND BOBBYSOCKS • PENNY LOAF- ERS AND PLAIN WHITE TOPS • 501 ' S AND IZODS GATORS AND TIGERS • COM- PLEMENTED THIS TREND WHICH EMPHASIZED SOAR- ING IMAGINATIONS • aes ) dctfr St J S f+ iklSi fi ' l-vn uolft mt hoft r Aw£ ffis c ss Ufcr- - U ° • -r n £ mrhi ' U ) ' t fi 6 Fashion Ii npact yr-xir Comical Garfield, exhila- rating video games, por- table Walkman, colorful bumper stickers, and vivacious Rock-a-billy were just a few of the crazy, zany and outrageous fads found on Kennedy ' s campus. Cars were not immune to JFK ' s trend setting style. KLOS rainbow stickers featuring a favorite rock group seemed to appear throughout the Irish parking lot. As we listened to our radio, the station KROQ could be heard blasting out the Stray Cats. Everyone scrambled to the exit, careful to obey the 5 mph speed limit. Carloads of stu- dents cruised to their homes and popular hangouts. x t ac ft -die u)eH -tKe 4w tas Like Totally  bte. ,TTM PAVff v | V „o G ' c o s Cute, tall, petite, intrigu- ing, attractive, win- ning, charming, fetch- ing, engaging, marvelous, amazing, extraordinary, viva- cious, animated, dashing, dynamic. These are some of the thousands of adjectives describ- ing the individuals on the Ken- nedy campus. Each one of these people, from the spritely under- classmen to the classy seniors, contributed their share, creating a distinct personality to JFK and the Fighting Irish. k c- 7 £ ; r o 10 Guys dolls X eculiar antics abounded on the stroke of twelve. Kennedy ' s rambunctious cliques set serious- ness aside, if only for awhile. Without the aid of special effects, supermen flew past towering lockers and onward to class. Grapes and cans bounced out of lunch bags and into action as imaginations exploded. No matter what the situation leave it to the Fighting Irish to make the most sane moment into the cr aziest. Ckood . 006 lucV riend- -foreoer 12 Lights are Whether it was the way to school, home, football games, or other social events, people on the Kennedy campus were constantly trying to find the fastest route. With ease and rapidity, the in- dustrious Irish calculated the quickest and the shortest distance between two points. Almost ev- ery student discovered that the most practical way was walking otherwise known as the agony of de-feet. Others possessed more exhilarating means. An endless array of bikes, mopeds, motorcy- cles, and scooters filled the cam- pus. Many students realized the best type of transportation was driving. Fixed up cars and souped up VW ' s displayed the talent of the proud owner. Whether by pedal power, people power, or horsepower, Kennedy was def- initely built for speed. 14 Built tor Speed IU, Ah, yes — campus life — not those misty water-colored memo- ries that Barbara Streisand sang about — but fast times at Ken- nedy High. Remember rushing to the Media Center hoping to cram for a physics test — only to find Mr. Schreur by his Sorry filled up sign. Of course, how could the fun and recreation of P.E. be forgotten? At times, opening the infamous street locker turned out to be a job for two — each trying their best to recall the elusive combination. The Garden this phrase struck terror in the hearts and put soil on the hands of so many biology students. How could we ever give up these humorous yet wonderful high school memo- ripe: ' ? 4 « rui 16 Candid Campus 6g«M4pe Seniors. There is nothing like knowing that only one year, a mere two semesters or four quarters, remains. To the class of 1983, the final year beckoned great feelings of expectancy, ex- citement, and even a mixture of regret. The senior year was a time to appreciate the moments of relaxing and socializing with buddies in the Senior Circle, and cheering and chanting, hooting and hollering at the assemblies. The pressures of graduation included applying to colleges, taking requirement tests, and maintaining that G.P.A. While the seniors wished the good times, the dances, the football games, and the assemblies, would go on and on, they anticipated the challenges of life after gradua- tion. 18 Get Up Go It ' s Everything But Partytime This is the place for celebrating This is the crowd that ' s facinating This is the time for concentrating to hear some words worth translating by The Go-Go ' s With only a thimbleful of rambunctious staff members, the Eternal Flame diligently toiled on creating a traditional, yet original annual. With the help and the use of so-called imaginations, vivacious Elliot Schnek, and serious editor June Oyama, the staff succeeded in completing all the hectic deadlines. Despite the overwhelming and endless strives and struggles for uniqueness, the Eternal Flame kept their sanities. With high spirits and hard work. A memorable book was produced for the entire student body. Photographs: 1. Lucy and Ricky write new lyrics to Babaloo. 2. Freeze frame. 3. Eternal Flame: standing (1 to r): June Oyama, Kelvin Evans, Dawn Ethington, Doug Markel, Marilyn Barrett, Debbie Elton, Kurt Wagner, middle: Robert Schnek. sitting: Tammy Ferraiz, Kristy McCoy, Patty Ugliano, Rosella Reyes. Dare to be different t he Irish campus | went through I ' some terrific changes this year. With student council ' s motto, Dare to Be Different they did just that! Their main concern was upgrading activities for everyone at Kennedy. While keeping up the traditional Spirit and Irish Weeks, class competitions, and peppy assemblies, council improved the noon time activities and made the school dances even more exciting by obtaining disc jockeys who appeal to the majority of the student body. All of this was planned in a valiant effort to uphold the traditional Fighting Irish spirit. Photographs: 1. Ron Rabune and Debbie Gast give mixed reviews. 2. Mr. C. 3. Student Council: back row (1 to r): S. Robinson, C. Sypkens, J. Giacomi, E. Vandegate, R. Rabune, R. Ashley, B. Garnty, M. Mendoza, M. Bang, M Carlsen, M. Conner, S. Codv, M. Chekel, D. Kidwell, Mr. C. row 2: B. Freedman, G. Moreno, C. Dust, T. King, A. Baier, A. Bera, B. Sexton, L. Ota. 4. Bill Sexton orchestrates the planned events. 5. Ami Bera surrenders to the pressures of being IOC President. 6. Ron Ashley surveys the crowd ' s reaction. Student Council 23 Bringing the news and much more 2ed by Lori Hill, editor in chief, and Mr. C, the advisor, the Shamrock staff succeeded in keeping the student body informed. They put together a monthly paper with feature articles, editorials and photos. The Shamrock highlighted the morning announcements with appeals for letter to the editor. These requests served two purposes; securing letters and tripping the speaker with tongue twisters. The Shamrock exposed readers to a world of knowledge and prepared the audience for the world to be entered after high school. Photographs: 1. The many faces creating the Shamrock. 2. A true leader and a true American Editor-in-chief, Lon Hill heads an army of able bodied journalist. 3. Shamrock advisor, Mr. C. 4. John Reid cheers on the Fighting Irish. 5. The Shamrock staff: standing (1 to r): L. Moore, S. Selby, J. Johnson, T. Strong, E. Ree, R. Hoffman, J. Rheins, D. Faddoul, M. Jones, S. Maley, J. Reid, E. Krietz, L. Hit], M. Santillan, D. Clark, sitting: Mr. C, K. Cardwell, R. Ashley. 24 Shamrock m wmm Band on the run . . . welcome the Shamrock Regiment t a captivating new name but also a triumphant new style, the John F. Kennedy Shamrock Regiment burst forth on the winning scene. Their performances fascinated audiences everywhere, from our local halftime shows to the international Limerick parade in Ireland. Leading the band to its many victories were parade drum major Steve Dekany and field drum major Mark Lush. The many victories included the Artesia parade where the regiment won 1st place, the Western, the Westminister and the Mount Carmel Tournaments in which 2nd places were earned, the Los Altos competition where the superior Overall effects award was won and to climax the season, the ;do parade where the two most illiustrious awards, Sweepstakes and Spirit, were captured. Of course all of this could not havr accomplished without 1 i nee of band plavri Llltm Photographs: 1. Carla Reed talentedly plays the trumpet. 2. The lone tuba Steve Dekany performs at every lftime show. 3. Nancy Witkowski practices until she gains perfection. 4. The inspiring trumpet section plavs its harmonious tunes. 5. Alan Wilkes concentrates before the show. 6. Band director Doug Hargis leads the Regiment. 3. Exciting the Irish crowd, Jim Nelson performs excellently. The few, the proud, the Colleens Practice! Smile! Awards! Style! Fieldshows! Salutes! Parades! Boots! Best friends! Splits! Jumps! Kicks! Routines! Crazy! Colleens! Words like these bring back special memories to 26 talented girls. Under the direction of advisor Cam Peterson, head leader Sue Brownell, and assistants Rosella Reyes and Tracy Ehlers, the Colleens performed in perfection throughout the year. With sharp and precise moves, these girls kicked, marched, and danced their way to top awards. These honors included 1st placings, 2nd placings, and Specialty and Sweepstakes awards. As well as performing in an array of parades, assemblies and field shows, the drill team also presented various routines in the Miss Drill Team USA the annual Spring Show and the traditional trip to Ireland. In addition to learning the multitude of routines, the girls learned the true meaning of dedication, pride and friendship. 30 Drill Team Ut wBtH H hp ■ — ' f o ! ; i ?j  faSSXr HBb B T i B jp • • ■ 1 3 y - 1 Photographs: 1. The Colleens are lead by devoted leaders (1 to r) Rosella Reyes, Sue Brownell, and Tracy Ehlers. 2. Eva Ferrer munches on a cookie after marching in the Silverado parade. 3. Kris Evans shows her unique behavior 4. Barbi Montana, Rosells Reyes and Rene Hornak celebrate after a winning performance. 5. After practice, the girls can be found [noosing around 6. Before a show, the gals show their ultra-bnte whites. 7. The delightful Colleen Drill Team: front row (1 to r): S. Yamanishi, B. Mercer, L. Carnllo, V. Tippins, J. Smith, E. Staude, C. Byrd, S. Camalig, R. Reyes, T. Ehlers. row 2: P. Escobar, J. Hudnall, J Gloe, S. Brow- nell, N. Williams, C. Collier, C. Lia, K. Evans, L. Perry, P. War- saw, B. Montana, R. Hornak. row 3: C. Radovan, E. Ferrer, L. Stoehr, M. Costaneda. 8. Historian Stephanie Camalig, President Cathy Lia, and Secretary Caroline Radovan are responsible for the group ' s social events. 9. The Drill Team shows us their exception- al, extraordinary, unparalled, remarkable brand of fun and humor. V A PRECIOUS TIME appiness was only a moment away . . . and tension had mounted as the announcement for the Homecoming Queen was about to be made. On October 22, a Friday evening with the Kennedy Fighting Irish playing host to the Pacifica Mariners, the stage was set for a memorable night for Homecoming. Tears and cheers engulfed Handel Stadium as Mari Chekel was named Homecoming Queen. The returning Queen Kim R. Brown exchanged her dozen roses for the half dozen Mari was carrying. The sound of the band playing, Can ' t Help Falling in Love with You, could be heard as the traditional crown and cape were bestowed upon Mari. These were hers to cherish for this precious moment. During the preceding week, an extensive election pro- cess was held in which the Fighting Irish chose the Queen and her court. Escorted by their fathers, the Homecoming Court was composed of Queen Mari Chekel, Senior Prin- cesses Debbie Astle and Jennifer Crawford, Junior Princess Darla Hostetter, Sophomore Princess Sharon Atherton, and Freshmen Princess Kelly Walsh. Yesterday is already a dream. Tomorrow is only a vision. A dream of happiness with every tomorrow ... a vision of hope . . . precious days . . . precious years ... in a precious time. A Precious Time 33 Set for action rj I ith the i sound of a K whistle and the onset of the music, the colorguard was off to an award-winning year. Colorful flags blurred as they were twirled and breaths were held as the rifles were thrown high into the air. These poetic elements captivated audiences and judges. The colorguard won numerous awards at such prestigious competitions as Artesia, Silverado, and Chino parades and field competitions. The outstanding group was lead by Peggy Milwilki (advisor), Chris Ebell (flag leader), Sandv Lyons (colorguard leader), and Jackie Perryman (rifle leader). These individuals protected their unique moves and military sharpness until perfection was attained. 34 Colorguard J emac e +e. 5510.0 ooe s ed Vu nd ' b ooi sh we could fo?5j6 -vcn some classy ioge er tVns eac pnaybe nev+v r Voce • o see fc r VVie summer 6co i w h r r ea ki corvx? fcS xren Jkorvfoh •fi 1 -, I 7 Photographs: 1. The Rifle Line: front row (I to r): R. Reves, J. Goodson. row 2: T. Cotugno, J Pettyman, S. Seeley. row 3: G. Polis, M. Als- man, T. Cinoco. 2. Klancv Dickenson and Jovnell Rice show their colorguard craziness. 3. Anne Rose waits attentively for the show to begin. 4. Sharon Seelev stands at attention, poised and ready for action. 5. The illustrious colorguard was lead by dedicated leaders (1 to r): C. Ebell, S. Lyons, and J. Perryman. 6. Excited after a win- ning performance, the girls display their zan personalities. 7. The Flag Line: front row (1 to r) C. Ebell, S. Lyons, row 2: C. Marquez, T. McCar thy, S. Aceve ' do, D. Clark, E. Aliens, C. Claxton S. Celaya, C. Kemp, row 3: C. Plymyer, A. Rose, M. Framco, D. Kelley, M. Ferguson, K. Johnson, T. Fay, S. Comerford, T. Bousher. row 4: K Heitmann, J. Nelson, K. Kronenfield, K. Sikes, S. Weimer, J. Rice, L. Fajardo, L. Taylor, C Moon. Jt «0 i trii L Free spirits S vent after event L the J.V. W cheerleaders and the mascots were filled with the inspiration of being free spirits of imagination and energy. At every game a living sense of enthusiasm prevailed. Crowds cheered as the mascots, Ed Atala and Stephanie Smith, did their traditional, crazy dance routines. The J.V. cheerleaders led the swarm of juniors in the cheers throughout the sensational year. Photographs: 1. Ed Atala and Stephanie Smith flash their mascot charm. 2. Theresa Thiel, Janeen Stamos and Nancy Holden take a jump for spirit. 3. Traci Martin, Chris Zamora, Theresa Thiel, Janeen Stamos, Nancv Holden, and Wendi Van Dyke of the J.V. cheer run free. J.V. Cheer 37 Young dynamos Sophomore cheerleaders supported their Fighting Irish football team as the guys defeated El Modena, Los Alamitos, and Fullerton. These peppy gals cheered and performed for the crowd at all the games and showed that they had pride in their school. Wearing Green Gold, they helped to boost the Irish to victory. reshmen cheerleaders came running, jumping and cheering as they joined JFK ' s campus. These girls performed at assemblies and represented the whole freshmen class at all sorts of school activities and stuff. Photographs: 1. Sophomore Cheer: center: Jennifer Jones, clockwise: Carla Watson, Rosilvn Boslev, Cathv Laskey, Sandy Kwan, Caroline Pugeda. 2. Kami George cuddles her puppv pal. 3. Freshmen Cheer: standing: Loretta Jensen, Kathy Fenton, Felicia Keith, kneeling: Kami George, Kellv Walsh, Tara Zehner. 38 Sophomore Che Freshmen Cheer 39 TMi IUiM ' hteJi Ami Bera Kennedy High School. I can still remember the times when we couldn ' t wait until we graduated and could leave school. This graduation business sure sneaks up on you. Every year I get my yearbook back, and it ' s filled with, have a nice summer. Now it ' s, have a nice life. I wonder if I ' m really ready to go out and face the insanity of being an adult. Either way, I know the experiences I have learned at Kennedy will stay with me the rest of my life. During my sophomore year, I was very active as Soph- omore Treasurer and also as a member of the Sophomore Basketball Team. In my junior year I played J. V. Basket- ball and I had the honor of being selected as a member of the Emerald Chain. As a senior, I have been elected to the positions of I.O.C. President and of C.S.F. Vice-President. I was also honored as being selected as Kennedy ' s representative for the Gemco Economic Scholarship. Aside from these activities, I have not forgotten about the books. Throughout high school, I have maintained a 3.89 G. P. A. I would like to thank the faculty and my family for all their help and support throughout high school. Most of all, I would like to thank all of my friends for all the great times we ' ve had. You have all made these three years the best of my life. 42 Mr. and Miss Irish Mari Chekel Getting involved was a decision I made in order to grow as a person, through the experiences and responsi- bilities of High School activities. As a senior I have real- ized that school involvement has been one of my smart- est decisions. Kidnapped for being selected a member of the sopho- more cheer squad, was the first unforgetable memory I have from Kennedy. Also, as a sophomore, I was an active member in the Sophomore House of Representa- tives. A highlight in my junior year was making the Varsity Songleading Squad. I love to dance, so of course, being a member of the Performing Dance was very enjoyable. Student Leadership also became a big part of my junior year. I was elected Junior Class Secretary and was a part of the Junior House of Representatives. In my final, and best year at Kennedy, I was selected as head songleader, performing dance leader, and was a member of Student Council. With effort and guidance I have maintained a 3.2 G.P.A. A very special memory of my senior year was representing my school as Home- coming Queen. It ' s an honor that I will never forget. Through all the time and effort I have given to Ken- nedy, I have received special friends and memories in return. Thank you Mom and Dad for your love and understanding throughout my life and especially my high school years. Brvan Garrity .v KM v .ih.net we worked together Ai a senior. I was lortunate enough to he elected A S B President I man.ie.ed to mamlaina i.2 G.P All mallmv h, h school years can K I en v.ilu.it ' lf Kilt lti.lt I .oulJ possihlv Win and that ,v the Kill oleivmc lo i of you who have touched nn liiem ! past three bnel years, I thank you all 1 will never forget any of youf ■; , r in Marcelo E. Mendoza Uv years .11 kennedv have given me tights miv mysell and confidence in ink nn family. Inends and teachers all Iheir understand, nK and help, be- • More import.mtlv I would liken. k the lord, lor he made ' me bold slrenKth in mv soul (I ' SAIM Darrell KidweL in this lied mainly in student Council I held the positions of junior Treasurer. Social Commissioner, and A. SB. Vice- President Bv far the most nu-anmgiul rvpen great students, .1 Kenned) 1 he students leave the school Fortunatel) I can keep i-sh them dearK f. Sal Charles R. Ashley jr. m-Ttriends ' mdTem ■ ' , ' u ' n ' ! ' i with old ones. 1v firsl tvearal Kenned] I ran Sopho t Tros -CounTA ' l . ' ,nd Y.h ' . ' ,-. ' ' h V ' , ' ' l also served on the school n photographer Going into mv newspaper staff as photographer and page editor i would like to thank mv family, friends, teachers, and most of all |esus Christ for helping me accomplish mv Audrey Baier Kenn As a Sophomore. I was chosen to par- ticipate as a member on the nng commit- tee I also supported manv school at ti i- ties As a junior. I also participated in school activities, but school work and grades were my main pnontv Then as a appointed ASB Secretary This enabled me to participate in many school activi- ties and also support mv school a great deal more than I had in the past Yet with all this, 1 was still able to maintain a 3.2 CPA Through all this, the friendships I made during these past three years v. ill be the best things I remember. To all of them. I would tike to sav thanks for making these past years fun. To mv par- ents, 1 give them all this to remember Janie Frigge They say your high school years are the best vears . ' I vour lite Mv past three years at Kennedy have been full of friendships and experiences that have selected to the Varsity Cheer Squad and was a member of Performing Dance In Varsity Cheerleader and became active in Student Council bv being elected as Senior Class Treasurer and being a mem- ber of I.O C I ' ve maintained a 3.38 grade point average while taking college preparation courses. I want to thank mv familv. teachers and fnends for all the help and support they have given me Of all the memories I will haveul kennedv High School after I graduate, the friends I ' ve mel here will and out the iique people and made a! friends that I know th y years at John F Kennedy w manv spe- J jacqui Woodsjf The time I ' ve had at Kennedy has been very exciting. As a sophomore I was a mat! maid tor wrestling and this was | U st an opener to mv tollnwing w.irs teachers who have helped me to main- i stepping-stone in growing for hands because he said, For I know the plans I have for you, plans to prosper you, plans to give you a hope and a fu- ture. S lerem.al 2 11 1 C ,..d filess ,m all Debbie Gast Reminiscing mv past three years at Kennedy High School, I ve understood that these are the vital beginnings m out the Sophomore paticipating m such as on the c s a lunin Pres y ice-President, lass activities class nng committee and orniaCirls all. ' Wfd me • ■ p.n Council 1 also ha nedj sReprea 1 1 State In addition a member of the IOC Presently, I hold the ■ ■ warding .iIIkvu! Senun la .s Pre ulenl ,!!,;■ n ontribute member of the IOC. As mv years here at Kennedy co a close, friends, ha pp. and nevertheless growing-up. the evoting oodles of time, the talented Senior offi- cers made it a very special fun-filled year. Many get togethers were organized. The activities in- cluded Senior Skate Nights, the Senior picnic, the teeter-totter-a-thon, and the Senior Assem- bly. The people who gave all their support to all these projects were the following: Debbie Gast, president, Gina Kobb, v. p., Janice Frigge, trea- surer, and Esther Amador, secretary. From plen- ty of hard work and dedication, a truly successful and stylish year surfaced. 44 Senior Officers SENIOR OFFICERS Debbie Gast, Pres Gina Kobb, V.P. Janie Frigge, Treas. Esther Amador, Sec. Senior Officers 45 jana Marie Acuna I made it now Let ' s Party till it ' s 1999 Thanx mom and dad esp. you little sister 1 love you Chns Robin Christine Acuna Here ' s to good frnds good times class of ' 83 Thanx mom Peter we fnlly made it Jana was it that hard Kelli Dawn Adams Whatta ya think Sue? GT E hehe! Love Thanx Pam, Mia, Lisa, Gary, Paul u mom dad. I LOVE YOU Christofer MTPEJSAD3X Lisa Chvonne Adamson Thanx Mom Dad 4 everything I Luv You! Thnx K R 4 always being there BFSE ILYR LK Alm ' a- nor You Bet! Cindy Addison Chris Aguinage I didn ' t think I ' d make it out I did Var. Track 82-83 Ben Aguirre David K. Ah The class of lasts! A life of love, Hate: Joy, Tears a journey across a rocky rainbow Benjamin Alfredo (Rego) Ahumada 1 yr Jv 2 yrs Var Bsbll Thanx Mom Dad. Thanx GC DB 1 M LA GP EZ Mickeys 4 making 83 the best! - Karen AlbrechtX Dora Aldaz XCathy Lucille Alexander -M Make each day count — But don ' t count each day — Buds! BUG CAT! I LOVE YOU BOB ' Thanks M D! Hi Anita! Anthony Alfano Phil Alfano It ain ' t no fun, waiting round be a millionaire. %Denise Rene AlitM Thanx to my parents, I Luv You all V.M. Bean Tree for Luv Help JBJCBJJMJ T for W. Luv Support C LY. Erika Catherine Aljens Thanks mom I love you Tim. Suzy we did it Bye Yib, Lou, Syl, Deb, Mr. P everyone I ' ll miss you Rebecca Lynne Allison- Pert. Dance 2 yrs. RKO A loving heart is the truest wisdom. I love U! Twin sis BF. Families R Forever David A. Almeraz Thanks M D Love You. Led Zep Van Halen Heavy Metal 4- ever Pence. God Bless You all Esther Marie Amador Someday I will repay U Mom Dad 4 your encouragement Luv U Frank Regina The Lord will guide our paths! Wendy Lynn Andrews Keep looking up, Jesus will al- ways be there. I luv u Mom Dad. Friends 4 ever CS CS BC LN JN Philp 3:13 Dean Archibald No more parole. This time we are out for good. Thanks M D ]H CH CC PR SB Navy here we come!!! Vincent Argento $Shellie K. Armstrong- ILY Robb III never 4 get u thnx Tam Suz Karen Cindy Rick I luv ya ' ll OH Tom I Wish. Van Halen all the way!! Kacia Arthur m Charles R. Ashley ntry 2 yrs Co-captain V. Track 2 yrs Student Counci Newspaper 2 yrs Thanx all 1 Love Denise! Deborah Lyn Astle Song 2 yrs. Perf. Dance ILU NDS. What we picture ourselves to oe, we become. Families R Forever BBMLS Edward Romley Atala Its a shame youth is wasted on the young and its a shame I wasted mine with all of you. Thanks Mom Dad. Karen Atherton Luv Ya M D, EJ (Hershey), Shar-Hey Im Glad !, Thnx Tru Blu Friends! Bryn (HDC!), Monica J, Sharlene, Sue, James Dean! Lorin Mark Augustine My senior year finallyrhanks Mom and Dad to my girlfriend Barbara Simon I love you P.S. What a Babe. Audrey Baier It ' s over now, but it really has just begun I Luv U M D. Marg- Thanx for it all Europe-83 83-SC- We were no. 1. Ohannes John Baljian 2 all mv frnds at Jfk. Its been a grt vr, 83 ILU Edmee Staude. Good Luck at JFK, Thax M D 4 all yur luv! George Bandy L. Keith Bandy Like you said Mom Dad school went by so fast Thanks for all your help Love you Yeah Dorhe- ty Dorhety f l - HM ¥ A 48 Seniors Gregory Lloyd Barker Vars. DB 3 yrs ' . Hanx to my great coaching staff. EDMJBMDMLSSGMJFTS. Thanks Cam 4 Being here ILY U2 M D Richard T. Barker EA TM BST FRNDS 4 EVER UZ CZ DH TT KK MC JF PU-VBB3 CIF 2 — M D ILUVU — The Legend RBUSOK Boss Good Luck class of ' 83? Marilyn S. Barrett Thanks Mom for everything. I ' m not as bad as you thought. 1 made it. Better late than never? Kirk L. Barton To all the DB ' s It ' s M.T. EM BW SS GH SM One yr. Var. Ftball two yrs. Var. Wrestling one yr. Var. BB Patrick (Bud) Basnett Kar Stace, your next. Hang in Dave Lets party the summer of 83 cuz these are the best of times! Rock on! Karen Batman Thanks to everyone who helped me make it: Mom Dad, Greg, Gdma, Gdpa, JLY, MS, RC, SW, K T, ana all my teachers. Mary Ann Beach ■■ Gary Becker Bruce Karl Beinlich Thans M D 4 everything. I finally made it. NMBSF JF KM Fer ' s. Long Live Rock! Stones The Who, U Bet! Later. JfAngela Garcia Belmonte - Un dia la vez Dios mio es lo que piclo de ti Gracias Mama Y Papa Martina Lets go cruisin eehh! Viken Benlian Aaron Rebecca Bennett Dreaming is the frst step 2 reali- ty . M D I Luv You. Sandy BFA. Kat Miki frnds always ADAM ANT V Robert Alvar Benson Thanx Mom for everything I Love You ' chelle The Giant is as he does Drum line 83 Ireland Amerish B. Bera Edt. Geekly Weekly Pres Calcu- lator Backpack Club Jen, who is Miss X? Thanks JC GK CD MC EVERYONE ]ames E. Bischoff School is over and soon only memories are left. Luv you M D Antmusic for Antpeople Jonathan Robert Blackmore Vars. Soccer 3 yrs. You gotta have a good woman — WB Manx M D TLY DB ' s MDSS JMTS JTMN PZGB MLEM KEMM BWSSJF Ana Maria Blanco M D, T J P I Luv U. LSM CR ur great. M thanx 4 being there Remember ETphonehome and ur weird! P.S: S. Luv U! Keep In Touch Anthony R. Bock Thanx guys Turtle, Pumpkin, Worm Gimmy Jimmy, your the best. 3 yrs Football 2 yrs OF. Class of 83 Cranks Bobby Bogard David Bolinger Thanx M D luv u. BA GC rest thanx 4 making 83 great! H 2 Snow skiing allthe way! Now its Miller Time! Shelley Ann Borrell HI! Luv U M D + Pals Jine Rett Sid 4 lasting Memories! Dream Big CU Someday Adam David B Yourself LAUGH! God Bless BYE Andrea Bourgeoia Victoria Marie Bowie Thanks Mom Dad for every- thing. I Love You both. Mia Bozarth Krystal Bradshaw Buckettes we ' ll be 4-ever! LUV U Buck-Bucky U 2 Cat Bug- Mom dand-UR great- I ' ll luv u al- ways! Luv Krys Kristine lane Brady mtjtt 1 came I saw I conquered I Friendship always A.]., J.S., B.B. ■ We had good times love and memories K.P. Danette Branam Jennifer Lyn Bridges Thans Mom Dad. I luv you ots. I Love You 4 Ever Jim! Maria S. and Laura Thanx for 2 great years. Gall we did it! Tammy Marie Bristow Thans M D 4 Putting up w me. 1LYMD T G ' s B5 BR. FS 4- ever Shell. Kenny, U R my hopes dreams whole life 1 love You Alecieca Brown Christopher E. Brown On Three Wheels 4 ever 82 Su- ?erBowl MotoX sponsored by earn Mom Dad Racing Thanks 4 support Luv Ya KK ames Todd Brown jK hanx Mom N Dad Love You Both Thanx for all the Notes sis Chrissy I Love You always March 14, 1982 Susannah Broum Susan I. Brownell As we travel along life ' s way There ' s something new to learn each day Thanks for your joy, Dave. Pennie Maria Bruns Thanx Mom Dad I Luv U! SSOA! DLR ' s foot! We had some great times, AB KE KA! Good uck LP! 1 Luv U 2 Scott! yahoo Aileen Buber Michael Buller Leslie Ann Burchfield Band 3 yrs. Ireland 83 JP we did it! TA Buddy ol ' pal. Matt, KIT. Charlie, D D, Gumby, ILYA God Btess JfRonda Burkei Raymond Burtenshaw Craiv Burton Thanx JP BH JK 4 theljad jokes Cuarnd Face Joe Bill its hard 70 lbs No guts no glory Medina Busick Richard Callas .Rose Marie Campos X Love You, Mom Dad Sam. Thanks Tamatha F F! Snow White 84 Gilbert D. Cartas I wont forget all the times I went home early just because Ed or Chuck had some good SPleaF at home. Curt Cardwell I graduated what does it mean? Does it make me dead see another world or make me in- sane? I Luv You MJ MnD Maria B. Carlsen Love to M D for giving me a great 82-83 in USA. Frinds I met I will never forget. Back to Sweden XO JT iMareena M. CarrejoX Thanxs for all the memories. I hope the best for my friends I L U M D I L U 2 AD Good luck to KC DE DM LE! Debra Marie Carrillo ! Fatih In the Lord Luv u Lots Mom Dad U 2 RC Thanx 4 the Good xs S.S J.W K.K C.T Frnds ER KIT CU Miclmel Anthony Carrillo Alright its over thanxs Mom Dadand thanxs to all my friends for the great time mods Cynthia Carter Jeffrey Carter Morgan John Celaya I ' ve been the king, I ' ve been the clown; still broken wings can ' t hold me down. I ' m free again. Thank u Mom. Alex Cepeda Richard Chaffin Founder IGFBPUC RP 83 Down the hill with a and JI Think I Borke my leg Hi Peewee Hi MD Its my gelfing Momi S. Chang A friend is a gift whose worth cannot be measured except by the heart. Thank you CD MF LE Jeannie Charbonneau Finally out. Thanks mom Dad luv you Mart April 30. Good luck Kan Wens I told you so. J M 4 ever get low?? 11 Mari K. Chekel I will never forget my special friends. Jacqui God Bless ya Pal. M D U are the best 1-4-3 B.F.! Vivian Chen JDavid L. Choatei i escape gotta run, but 1 This is have me a good 1TBB n ' ver 4 get good times. Luv u M u 2 CJ. 2 a HAGG! Chia Choe Maybe when I ' m 105 I ' ll look back on this and smile. I love u Mom. VP, DE, MM, LM and of course you DLB Sun Duck Choe Manuel Cisneros Deborah Louise Clark Life is a celebration — Thanks Mom Dad Rich 4 making it Lori Clark Thanx Mom Mark For every- thing Luv ya good luck every- body Sean Strauss M Tracei Claspell )( No doubt!! Finally out Thanx Mom Dad! Thanx finds for all of the good rimes I love you Tim ski bum get! ? up Leonard Cleivett Debra Clinton YPam S. Closser-){ I used to be disgusted but now I trv to be amusecf ' Thanx M D, perky Pooky, SC, MB LH I LUV U PAUL A Ye! Anthony Codispoti Susan Jean Cody Good luck always K.R.S.D.C.K.T.K.D.H. I Luv U Mom Dad Thanx U R the best. A. SB. 83, was great. Thanx u all Suzette Yvonne Comerford EK SA We Rout! Anna ILYLAS AJSMLLMcDCOMSAG LWRR LIFE Luv UM D TC All Jet ' A1MELEO MOLTING MR PQILLA ALWAYS SBH BYE Jeffrey L. Conrad Var. CC If anyone forces you to run 1 mile, run with him 2 miles Matt. 5:41 KCCSPIWF — Exit Stage 2 Enter . . Loretta Conway Gina Coopey Thanx M D 4 all the help Var. Tennis 2 Yrs Thans MB for advice Good luck BD, R], SR MB Raquel Marie Cordero Toto — I don ' t think we ' re in KA. Anymore! OH NO! It ' s the C-Clt Thanx Pals U Know who U r 459 M D MB Gordon Edward (Chepo) Cornish Thans Mom Dad 4 everything 2 yrs V. Golf Thanx to BA DB KM LA JR Mickey s 4 making 83 a great year Seniors 55 Jf John Courtemanche Carl Allen Cozine Jr. 1 yr Soph, Jr, Sr Thanks M R D L JH DA RJ DY You are the best I Luv U Kelly Hey Rick got any rollo ' s Lori Crabtree James E. Craig Its finally over, where did the years go? Thanx D friends we ' re free! I Love You Sherri! Kelli L. Cramer Thanks Mom, Dad and VILMA for everything to my Lunch Buddies LT, CM, MM, SS, JN Ireland 83! Doreen Crawford Jennifer Lynn Crawford 81 2 3 years of jokes laughs scooterpie wheelo badminton 1 S K I ROVE U AD your the peachyest DMILU Stacey Leah Crawford FBLA 3 yrs M D — Thanks for all your love DEB — Our friendship will last forever! Lood out world! IXOYE Bryn Ellyn Crocket With God all things are possible! Matt. 10:28 Thanks Mom Dad! 1YY M1LY2!! TYK! Karen Lynn Cron 1 don ' t know where I ' m going but I ' m on my way thanx M D F f Laurie! I.L.Y. Gary! Ron Cronin Thanks 2 Mom and Dad and Their money 4 making gradua- tion possible. Long live Roqabil- ly! Yeah Dorhety ! best ' dressed Raquel Cordero JtRhonda Lee CrossJf 3 vrs Var. Softball! Luv Ya Bren M. BrenB. TanxC.C [11 never forgot Switch! Hi Dad Marv LUR II. Michelle Ann Croteau I Luv U Mom and Dad Delta That ' Forever Luv U always Trip- per and Billee Thanx tor all your Darren P. Cunningham Thinking baik on my short stay here I can only think ot one thing — the girls i A. Susan Cunningham Vivian Leivli Dayan Thanx M ' D, ME LM, CC — ILY all wall ot mv heart 4 the L, S, M Ms given. ' ME-YOU ARE TRULY SS Hi Dawnie, Dan n Ed lames Matthew Dairies hres 2 hlth hres 2 with mav U nevr dout vrselt vo ken scuba ll mis the grls but notin else 83 Brian Dai ' is THE WHO 1983 Tour I was there and It was hard! Thanks 2 my family and friends 4 all no gut ' s no glory Marie D ' Avola Darren Jon Dawson Thanks tor all the good times guvs (MH(BOAT), KK, BS, VG, AF) Thanks for the support Mom and Dad + Bros-KC Michael Christopher Deep Vars. Soccer 2 yrs, We made it D. Brothers SS JB JM PZ TS JT MN GBThanksM DImadeitlluv u both Stephen Louis Defajny YE Thanks APU ANU I Love You 7 ■ vry mch. Ireland 83 PT LORD FTGF! Thnx RLLM-GOD. I will always love you Laura!! Lisa Delong William M. DeMont 3 YRS. Var. Soccer 2 yrs. Var. Track. Thanks Mom Dad for everything. Good luck to all my friends. Barbara DeVaul Joseph Dietl Brian Lee Dills Thanks Mom and Dad Mom 1V4!! And most of all thanx to i girlfriend Dana I Luv You!! 6-8 Nicole Dion Whenever I feel like studying I lie down until the feeling goes away! Thanks Mom, Dad, sisters and Mr. B. Sheree Lynn Dodge Thanx Jerry for everything I Luv U M D Good Luck Randy at JFK Washington 83 Here I come Kel I luv u JGM Jill Donahue Kelly Doughty% Jackie Dull Brent T. Dunkin Thanx for all the support M D I Love You I ' ll never forget you MARGOT you ' ll always be spe- cial to me Cynthia Lynn Dust Life wouldnt be without my friends (SK GK SB SC) I LUV U M D ' s 65 91 30 68-luv u guys always AMI uraGEEK Georgette Edens Thomas Vincent Edwards lov ya Dad! CL Lov ya forevt (Pinkev) 83 Tracy Anneen Ehlers Believe in yourself all things r rssibble Drill Team 3 yrs Leader Ireland 83! — p.s. I love you M D Thanx! Debra Joan Elton ILY M GUD LUK SA DV I WISH ALL MY FRIENDS TRUE HAPPINESS 4-EVER THNX 4 3 SPECIAL YRS MISS C ILY ALL Gerhard Erdelji Patricia Escobar These pst 3 yrs have been great thx mm, dd 4 your help I Love You Mark 4ever I new we could do it! DT Ire Jeanette Diane Esvalin I luv u Keeling family, mommy, Jenny, Mark and I luv u esp. Tra- cy R. Jennings Dawn Marie Ethington What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us compares no- thing with what lies inside us. I luv ya M D Kelvin Eugene Evans Good ruck Chang, Miss R., and Miss Fashion. So Rong Brian Everett Carol Lynn Exter Thanx M D for giving me so many chances! I LOVE iff My life is so much better since I met u DAVE OLIVER Lisa Mac Ezzell Soph JV Cheer, Hey Lil G. RMGR: Plmsols, Jrnv Steve Perry. Randy I Luv U silly boy! Luv u 2 Mom!!! Dawn Marie Faddoul Luv ya M D 4 all the support! UZSCOOP TUG! Luv 2 Rob B Rick B Suzy M Sue B Kelli K Jeff R 4 being so special! Lourdes Gemma Fajardo It take ' : our lives 2 learn who our friends R the other V 2 2 keep them. THNX SM, MF, MC E Hawaii 83 y Tammy Lynn Ferraizf Thanks 4 the ' memories mv friends r 1 ILY M D Luv ya Chns BA HOWDY Catch a wave! Good luck M M 3VB2SB1SCR Clark Fisher $ Kelly jean Flick Thamx 4 all the luv support Mom Dad, 2 the best sisters. I luv u Derek. 3 vrs. Sept. 21st 1983 J Rosalva C. F lores Luv you M D very much and thanks to all mv friends AG IM DABY Love You ER MR [G God Bless You All ' William Floret Brian Folsom 4 yrs V. Wrestling, Thanx buds for all the rad times esp. E.M. B.F. B.W. CM. Y.T.B. I luv ya Darla War I in Frasco Alan j. Freedman Just another enjovable step on the ladder of life, thanks for the love, Mom Dad. Its time for the next! Maria Lee Fre The joy of this world, when ; have summed it up, is foum the making of frienc LJSMLFMCPESWPS Janie Marie Frigge heel Soph ' .it ' 2 vr Per Dance 2yi rhanxDADMOM BRIAN LUVU JNJ2GETHIK I EVER HIS SIMKI I IS WITH US Mjkjohn Thomas FrueheJe XM D4 all vour support; u2( lint $$ riNA,Iwantiluvu hue U squeeze U. Ramalama dingdong Ben Fukubayashi n sy to all mv tnends lor loaya . M D For everything you all my friends for lg 83 great! Now its Miller Angela Gage Well we finally made it Thanx SM JS MC Lt4 all the gr8 mem- s I luv u Kevine 4-ever David G. Galante Thanks M D 4 Everything Thanks C Lia Thanks TL 4 Being There I will always love you Good Luck Philip. Venkatesh Gauguin 3 yrs Soccer 3 yrs Badminton Emerald Chain Thanks for the good times-KK, MH, BS, AF, DD. Tough guys 83. Bryan Lee Garrity Lisa you are my 1 and only 1 Luv U Thanks M D for being the best parents ever! Thanks JTMMBSDKBGJG C! Debora jean Gast r Sr Pres Council 3 yrs Thanks for all the love support vou gave me Mom vou are real spe- cial U 2 TK Linda Gatewood Tammy Gatlin Kbtf Susan Ann Gauntner Surf Sun Wind Sea we ' re the class of 83 BFD Lisa your the best! Let ' s all go get smafl to celebrate! ' Abel R. GaviaH. Mom Dad Thanx 4 all Ur sup- port confidence U gave me. 1 uv U. P.S. Hev Garv I made it. Godd Bless yafl. Sharlene Gee Thx 2 mv friends espec. Sher-2 gen. buds!!ILYlots thx4allM D! Bobbv Z V. Swim 3 vrs — but Lar, UR best Renay Suzanne George Thanx M D 1 luv u wherever Ken We Are Out Ya! Thanx ALKC RON TCKS VIENNA best Tracy King- Vincent Michael Giraldi Good Bye to you Class of 83 Thanks to all my friends that were close look out NAVY! Here I come! Lalaine Dolores Grimm You can only reach what you reach for 3 yrs Swim 2 yrs Tennis ILY DWT, CV, PR, DC LL Watch out Hollywood! Lisa Marie Gurule lm out luvn it! Thanx 2 u at home LYA! LIS, JSPP! Sean Thanx 4YL, GTS, U! 1 luv u! GLD MYX 19 CT BC LE DR CL BYFH Marmot Gutierrez You mean so much to me Brent, I luv You. Audrey — friends 4- ever Europe 83. M D thanx for everything Timothy Arthur Guyre The future is ours to behold thanks SWDADR PU Good Luck (a LMU AU Future world en- trepreneur RX7 bye IDLE Skip Haffke Thanx M D for getting me through to the end but realfv the beginning my friends BB ' MH CM GC Vars 1 fScott Hager Keith Halliburton Jack L. Halyaman Have the best life you can, You only get one, so go for the gusto! Thanks friends for making it fun! Rebecca Lynn Hammond Thanx Family, tor all your sup- port you ' re the best! Good luck Class of 83. Wayne Hammond Kyoung Dan Han Craig Harrington Diane Kayo Hatchimonji Our dreams are ours to reach for our memories are ours to hold onto. Thanks Lord for fnends, M D. Christopher Gerard Henderson Thanks For everything Dad, Mom I luv both of you, we made it gang. Good luck. Here we come Naw. D.A.I. H. Todd Alan Heuvtt Thanx Mom I luv u to the only real skiers KP CB ME Ski Mammoth Its miller time K2 712 slalom I Erlhuia Leigh Hickman M D Sorry 2 B a problem child I ' ll make it Good Luck Jules Luv va all 3yr VSB see ya RED! loretta M. Hill Ireland I don ' t know Lvnda Jo Sham Editor-in-what? Mom Chris you ' re the best 1 Robin thank | God 4 bells. Murray Hilts Daniel C. Hite If things look bad, its time to look upP.T.L. Eric Hoaglin Lizette G. Hobson A mend is someone who under- stands voj past behevs in vor fu- ture Thanx mb U 2 KA PC Esp UM DLY Paul Hodgson Grady Daniel Hoover Zan, Chief t rew, we made it. Plenty of Sax, fun beer. Thanx M D, Luv ya Ang. I ' ll always love you. June 8, 81 Jacqueline Hott We made it, Fremont Friends! Thnx M D 1LYB Hvy Mtl will never die! B C 7 c7 Remember yesterday! Howard Hu William Christopher Hudson Goodbye to the Peanut Gallery, BY and LC. Thanx MOM and DAD. 71 lbs. No guts no glory Angela Huff Van Hung Huynh Tx C F All your Sup. TSTOAMYERS. 4 HPMM esp KMLD. Judas Priest, Let Scream- ing 4 vengeance!! Joan Jackson Thanks M D Super Sue and DAR MAR best buddies forever O O Daddy O!! Simon Paul F. Japzon After the cross, the crown. I like Kennedy High; it ' s fun: I enjoy studying here Patrick Wayne Jehoich Soph Varsity Soccer SJ, MC SW, HF, RC, Good Luck! Your gunna need it thax M D 4 it all Lua ILUA mech C. Tracy R. Jennings Dad Thanks for your help and understanding I luv U, And to my Honey, Jeannie I Luv U. Good Luck Honey Robin Jewell most ' irresistible £ fv . H Christina Johnson P Thanx M D 4 all the luv sup- port, 1 made it! Shell, Bst Finds 4 ever! P.S. Dad, I ' m ready 4 my porche! David Robert Johnson Destroy all valley girls! Bye trouts n logs. Have a nice life everyone . . And get sane soon JFD! Why? Jackie Lynn Johnson Shamrock 2 yrs. Thanks mom for putting up with everything — I love ya! Seniors!! Seniors! — 1983 Rules Scot Erik Johnson V. Football 2 yrs 2 yrs C1F Thans MOM DAD Good luck to all my friends alias Unci Scotry or jethro Marie Jones Thanx to all who made myyrs at JFK the best! Thans HOL CURT, DONNA JERRY For your understanding Love. elissa S. Jones-) Rob Mel Oct. 31, 1981. All mv luv 2 U for an eternity Thanx M D Luv 2 ya D J V RV KM SS. I made it! ■ Lynn Jordan Mom for all yo Laurie L .... Thanks Mom for all your love support 1 never would have made it without you. I love you Dibry Suzy Joya-Camposfl nk God M D n teachers 4 all the support thank u Ruth. Good luck TM BM RD LC JN1 JC A R A luv u all! Steven Songchul Jung Thanx Mom Dad for all the support. Buff 3; Career goal — DRH PTL Always!!! Richard D. Junker Look our world here I come! Thanks Mom and Dad. Ireland 83 Masis Kaprellyan Sandy Lee Kauhn Thanks Dad Mom, I couldn ' t have made it without you. I.L.Y.A Aaron, B.F.A.A.F. ACAM! Jonathan P. Keck See ya PG And BB Gang. 250 by June no guts no glory. Kristie Keeling Lisa Kemp Eric Kenoss Darrell Eugene Kidwell No one else can take credit; the students make the schoo Thanks to all my friends. Council is 1. James Kilpatrick Amy Kim Julie Anne Kim Thanx 2 all my friends 4 making school not so bad esp. 2 M D 4 the help 1LY Good luck class of 83 Sung Woo Kim Ray Kina Thnx M D school was no prob- lem ... 220 by 6-83 no guts no glory NY], NYM, NYK 83 GLW 70JCJ Alan R. King Thanks for everytning Dad!!! I told you I would make i Kelli Ann King Perfection leaves no margin for error. V. Swimming 2 yrs. M D ILY! Thanx to C, R, S, D, G M; Luv U lots! UCS B 83 Tracy Lea King S.A.B. Chariman 82-83 Thanks M T for all the love support through the years, I love you very much! Kurt M. Kjelland Enerald Chain 82 3 yrs. Soccer tough guys 83 Thanks m d for everything LNG LVE IND. and the boat Barbara Klein Gina Marie Kobb V Cheer 2 yrs Hi S prm Pmkn By 2 UT rtl ILUShel Sid Jac UR All the Bestest! Thx M D 4 Pull- ing Me Thru 1 L U God Rules Diane N. Koshi Thanks, Kern, you ' ve been da best . . . and thanks Mom Dad — I love you both forever! Darcy M. Kostszewa 2 Paige, Joan all my frenz I send my love Thanx 2 U. AG, JH, CC U3RGr8. Prove. 18:24. ILU mom dad Dora Krause Daniel Paul Kreitz Thanx for a great senior year LL SR RS DA. Thans for being there Goodbye Good luck D Maybe ' ' H FTs. Kimberly Ann Kroll Thanks 2 M 4 1 friend KB 2 SS DC CT JW PT CR 4 all the great memorys. Jeff I ' ll always love you! Joe Krosner Thanks to my grandparents for pushing me through this year. Thanks to Johny T. for all of the fun. San jay Kumar If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a gTeat way. Thanks Mom Dad for every- thing! Jamie Yoshie Kuriki Thanx for everything M D D Thanx To My Fnends tor all the fun laughs Suzanne Y. Kwan Thanx M D Thanx to all my buds 4 the good times. LOL MAJ NIK1 3RC the bear climed m mt. oh yeah! James Lawrence LaMar Thanx to all my friends and M D for all the great memories. Mods over all Rhonda Rene Larson I did it Stooges 1 3 We R bud- dies 4 ever tJKIT! Mike William Joseph Laskey I ' m just happy to be alive. I ' m the luckiest guy in the world thanx God, for creating me Love Love Tawnya Rae Lawrence Thanx M D 4 all you ' ve done. C J GL PHIL Good luck NY! I Luv Bears! David My love always! Ho Jeoung Lee Kuri Lu Lee Laura Marie Lent Thanx M D Luv U Ireland 83 Pals 4-ever CV, DK, SR, JL, RM AB! 1 love you forever mark! Dki Club race team! Wayne Hammond m best personality Cammy Romero Loren Lewis Caterina Lia DT. Prez Ireland 83 M D Thanx Vin, Hav Fun at K RR KE JNB — POHMGFC M R Dbl dates Jerry I love You Forever loan E. Lin Ireland 83. Band 3 yrs Jazz 2 yrs. W.E. 3 yrs. Band Pres, It ' s been great! Thanx 4 everything Mom Dad. Luv ya Shirley I-Hwei Lin Thanx Mom Dad, MS P Mr. Y I luv u all fs Hay wake-up for catch up now future I have had golden years! Roger Blake Little Baseball Woodshop you bet!! Thanks Mom 4 understanding everything! I luv ya Lis! SCU, JEFF IGT- BPUC! Kimberly Denise Lockett Somewhere over the rainbow Love will find a way. Phillip Lopez ]ohn Anthony LoPresti Thanx Mom ' Dad I love you. I did it. BYSC, SA, JW, JS, NC, CA.A new day will dawn for those who stand long Monica Marie Lucero tv i Cfj Thanx to M D Jerry 4 helping me thru the yr. Also thans 2 Yv; CA, SB. For being good friends Donna Lukach Suzanne K. Lyon Thanx Mom 4 all I luv dolphins, porches all the memories fab 4 BFF 2 spooly Jan. Eric ILY 4-ever ■shyest- ■Roger Little- Sandra L. Lyons Camped on the edge on reality sitting on the sideline of sanity — I Just made it! Ireland 83-CG Capt. 83 Lisa Magyar Shannon Edward Maley Thanx guvs Hoot Rich Fwef Plook Ponsie Your the best U2 Mom Thanx 4 Everythin ' 2 vr. Basketball ILYSHAY Kimberly Ann Martin School operates ' like a classical case of terror! Thanx LA BA mm t LK Almanor you bet! BFSE ILYB Diana Martinez When all else fails; hug your ted- dy bear! 1 luv ya Mom ' s Dad Thanx 4 bein there Cindy Rosa, Mareena Ben Maria A. Martinez Friendship makes life worth- while. Thanx CM, CC, DE, AM, SR, TG, SY, DM, RM, NR, I love you Mom and Dad Stephen Martinez Margaret Maschhaupt Love To All My Family and friends Thank you for the memo- ries Best wishes always you ' re precious Susan Leigh Mattingly Hey Ang we made it! Thanx Angie Mara 4 being mi rainbo after the rain. I LU M D Steve A. Matz Thanks Colin Warren I never would ' ve done it Alone. NATZ- BERGHER — SKITZ, MR. HOOD ' People R. Strange 83 — SBFD Jacqueline Carmen Mauro Never stop dreaming they can come true. Thank mom, dad J M 4 alwavs being there thank SB, SD LM 4 you Daivn Mane Mays rhanks Mends and tamilv, esp. M D, for being there when I neede vou. UCLA HERF I Deuntt Clinton McCall IV Thanks to all the friends whi Gregory McCormack Mary Elizabeth McDargh Nothing is impossible it vou real- ly want it thanks to all my friends and their support I love you all Gregory MeGee Carolyn MeGhe Kenneth Me Kinney Well, 1 did it mom tanks fr pushn Hev JD Scubaa! Rock-on Free bird 83. Stephanie Dawn MeLeod Drill Team, Dance, v. song were great Thanks M D and all my mends espc. LF MF MC Hawaii 83! Mareelo E. Mendoza Thanks Mom, Dad, family, and friends for everything, 1 love vou all YMBFFBG-ABBA-forever! ILYSM Martina Aurora Mendoza Gracias r apa por todo y thanx Angela for been a friend Javier Lopez-con-Martina pr vida y gve? Russell Edward Mohrmann 3 yrs Varsity Soccer 83 TG ' SCIF 3 yrs Troll Patrol Buff 1 LED ZEP, Trans Ams Wild Sax! Thanx Estur Bunny! Barbara Marie Montano Drill Team; Ireland ' 83! Colleens forever! I love you, Pat! keep smi lin ' for me little B! thanx eep s Debora Shawn Moon Ireland 83! Colorguard was awe- some! Thanx friends. Mom Dad your the best. 1 love you both always! Lynda j. Moore Ireland ' 83. Band 3 yrs, thanx M D. Cracker-stay salty. Lori-U R special 2 me. My memories R 4- ever. Michael Scott Moore For my great years I thank my friends and all the brew short fat tall we nailed them all thanx M D Marina Renee Mora 1LU M D, DEB, BSTFNDS 4- ever. Robert, u ' ve made thes the happiest yrs. of my life. I love you! 6-22-81. Christopher Morales Ed Patrick Morgan Vars. Wrestling 3 yrs. Hanks M D. ILY. Good luck Brian Fol- som all you DB ' s MD GB MM BW JF JB ML TS SS SS Laura Morrison Lisa Renee Morrison I love you Bryan just you and I forever Thanks mom, dad and laa my friends for all your help luv you Alan Mueller ty Karen Mumaw4[ Jeffrey Allen Mundt Baseball you bet thx M D 1 luv u we had some good times DBS SSMDPZTSJFJB GBML Lets keep the train rolling Telecia Murphy Jefferey Scott Nakamuara Thanx M D for putting up w me 7 everyone who made my yrs enjoyable. 4 my frds 70 lbs no guts no glory Douglas Naylor a Anthony Scott Neal k, I Life goes on as memories pass but we control our own future „ ( God bless you Mom, dad, GM and GP Love ya Cnstina A. Negron Thnks M D 4 evervthin! Hubbs Troll I made it! Pat thnk 4 al- ways being there I luv u 4 ever 1-4-81 fames Nelson Jeanne Kathleen Nelson Roses never fade, memories re- main, but we all need new fron- tiers Thanks Mom Dad, BBLLP CLOE Chi Nguyen Lai Van Nguyen TX T ALI the members of my fam tea I will be a comp scientist class of 83 new waves rule lacqui Donna Nichols Thnks MM AD DD FR A grt vrry of educt k.a. sry we culd nt hav grd together. LK to yT 1ft and right Michael Anthony Nichols 1 yr v Basketball v Track DB S we are the future thanx M D S D G P J J A J A Love ya all Richard Nolan I James Nossett-i Eileen Jerri Colleen O ' Brien m M D 1 made it! CS thanx 4 ev- I erything. CP Luv u always! TB PC Its only the beginning! Hi Tina Wendy Rodger Ocker Andrew Gallagher O ' Henley Thanks M D Dan Cal rose parade 83 was the bes t, Gargoils Forever ba ba Bostonians Thanx RC SM GH CT Curtis Oishi Diana Otnieczynski June Asami Oyama No Profound sayings here too bad RUNut Domo arigato gozaimasu okassan otoosan Rob you ' re a great bro U 2 Rick Julie Suyun Paik Thanks to family and friends for always being there. 12 Lets swimming! Debra Anne Palmer Thank M E, S G 4 your luv. Thanx Jesus 4 taking care of me. I luv u Gary ' re you ' re the best bye MG DH TL Joseph Martin Panvaniban 2 AMFCBBH JKPS BDTW RKJN DJSK SWDD GLNCUARND CRG, BLL Face! 2 peachy Good Luck 70 lbs no guts no glory Kathleen A. Parker Luv ya lots mom dad. Mark Kev you ' ve been the greatest! U 2 CW. GWTL-CIN! His promise James 5:8-12 Rollina Ellen Patnaude 2 all my frnds at JFK. Its been a grt yr, 83! Thans Jm4 all yor luv! Thnx M D ILU both, will make Todd Pauley 3 yrs Var Soccer TG CIF 83 Tharix MOM Dad for it all BE DS Rm 57 Thrash still dancin with my- self SAGL Laura Kathleen Perry Ireland 83 DT Frnds 4 ever thanx DABAMMBHSC you made my 2 yrs the best Mooseketeers 4 gd luck sis xox Kenneth Martin Peterson Thanx Mom Dad luv U both to the only true skiers TH CB ME SDHFE Its miller Time K 2 812 GS 200 Shannon Pauline Plapp A visible molting badger person will live forever in RM 6 DPURPG Thanx M D J M S G MO Carol Ellen Plymyer Realize your fantasys you live your dreams. 2 yrs CG Ireland 83. Thanks J,K,S,D. I luv ya Mom, Dad JD Alysia Poland Gary Allen Pons M D Thanx for everything eabaghsmao get rad for we are the future! Deb I luv u always and forever! Ronda Power ]im Ramsdell Gimmie some jimmie. SR JT TB CT, U Guys R the best! Thax Mom Dads VIP I luv u! Class of 83! Scot t Alan Rath Gimmie, jimmie 3 years of fun you bet — JR, JT TB, CT, BD, MCISA O CT JR, RT. Hnd men adv n o ' box Luv you M D -David M. Redman ' ' ' The only obligation in life is to be true to yourself. Thanks to my family friends and sue Jennifer Kelly Renshaw I luv u Mom Dad Lor MOPSEY Best friends forever! Susan Cody best of luck in your future! Gook bye all!! Rosella Cristina Reyes Thanx Mom Dad 4 everything! I luv u Matt! Much! DT leader Ireland 83! KE CL Mooseketeers! JOUegg! KA, SIS Constance Rice Joynell Marie Rice Thanx M D 4 luv support! All best friends ILU! KJCENDPU Tall flag 2 yrs. Ireland 83 welchy love 4 ever GC Michael Rice Eileen Diann Rivera Thanx M D for all your love and support. I love you guys! U R mu sunsnine Tony ILYfl luv U 2 Sis! Sheri L. Robinson M D ILY thanx for always being ther when I needed you and even when 1 did ' t. BBF — Thanx Phil 3:8 Rodney Alan Rodgers V. Football Thanks Mom and Dad now you get to pay for col- lege. God Bless Ps. 146:7 Virgil Patrick Rodriguez No speed limit, this is the fast lane, Take to the Wins, We ' ll be the Pirate Twins Again. ILY: MD DC LG LM RT Nina N. Roias much love to all my beautiful but wierd friends u guys r out- rageous! TY MOM DAD Hi El Cuerpo Baw! Herb Gerard Roman I would never have made it with- out you I love ya Mom Dad. Good Luck 2 my friends MP JG BC AC 83 Rules Camille hue Romero JV V Cheer: we did it Paula! Ur very spec. 2 me. Luv u mom, miss u D! Uv touched me with Ur spec. L. Greg Thx Mike Rosenstiel Auto 2 yrs English 4Vi yrs. I think I made it? BB ' s and 6 ' s 4 ever Thanx MOSCS. ST. Racer 4 ever Seeya! ia '  -■ V- i rfirtr Susan M. Roush Thanx 4 the lu v memories — 83 was a yr 4 uniqueness — remem- ber — youve got a fnend Suel JF EA PT CR DC. Anna Dolores Ruiz 2 rhegangthanx4aUILYM D I 2 sis Yoou Shut upOkadee Ba Howd) witch a wave! Var SB Vl« II S2 KA! Nancy Ann Ruiz M Dl made it! Thanx DC S 4 the fun what about those LAK- ER ' S!!! Good luck everyone Maui here I come! Aloha Steve Lee Rupp It ' s been a great year. Thanks to DK LL ML MC JL. Thanx for ev- erything. BM and SR 4 ever. FY; YCTAJ Steven Sandritter Cindy Sawyer Free From this insanity at last! Thanx Lorie D 4 being a bud u 2 Eileen, hang on Lois your daze lames Charles Scalfani I love you Jennl! Gag me with a spoon! Love ya Manas. Ang Susan. Hollywood John Sta- mos Look Out!! LOCKETT1UV Sally Schain Melinda Schmitt Kelli Scholl Steve Sid Squid Schweigert Thanks for willing women, titil- lating times great bud, the deter- mined DDS. Buster 5, always have 3s. Dawn Ethington — I Shannon Man Selby Take time to dream — it is the music of the soul. Jeanne vou ' re the best. BB LLP Ireland 83. ILY M, D, C, R Lisa Keiko Serizawa Sandv so far so so. 4 more to go. Renee Eal forever. Chery: what can we do about pinkv? Garfield lives John Robert Sherman Thanks Mom and Dad for all the help vou gave me. 1 love vou, GoodluckllM. STEVE, SCOTT, JOHN Johnny Shun Regina Shim Monica Silva VX Country 1 yr. Thanx M D I Finally made it! Best wishes to michelle thanx to all mv frenz all my love to gram. Buzz Laura G. Sum I want to thank the father, sor and Holv Spint for loving me! H Dave P.! Baljit Singh Satish Singh Daeleen Denae Sinks I see my future at the rainbows end. Thenks Mom and Dad. 1 will alwavs love you Larrv. Thanks Tony neignt 2 vr V Soccer Tough Guvs CIF 83 Thanx Mom Dad Mike for vour love and support KB TG ' s LNG LVE IND Katrina E. Smith Thank M D I do love you the 6 k ' s r special to mo Greg u are mv life! Thankx R.G A.K. L, C. Philip Taylor Smith It ' s been real It ' s been tun but it hasn ' t been real fun! thanks Mom Pop Bib Bro ILY! Butt 2PTL Scott David Smith 2 yrs, Var. Football It has been real and now we ' re free we are the class of 83 thankx SW JS JC DSM D Stephanie Ann Smith 82 JV Cheer 83 mascot thanx family friends 4 everything TRACY — I ' m forever vours faithfully 4-28-80 nda L. 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ILUSA Christina Marie Sucher Thanx Mom Dad luv ya Both Brad 4-ever Live love laugh 2 Rosella Tamanaha The best of luck 2 all my friends Thanx 2 those who made my 3 years here tolerable. $ ? ! Newport!!$? Katherine Tang Thanx family and friends for ev- erything Luv U lots! Well, Time to leave Kenn. Hasn ' t it been real? Rodney Taylor Sherri Ayako Teramoto U mean the world Mom Dad, Kn E Thanx Buds-San Jul DiSu- Jen BS of course Shar where ' s the car?! 3 yrs V. Swim Jennifer R. Teves Thnx M D To all my Buds Esp. SK MAJ 3 RC ' s S D rmbr the BM Wessing all the way!! Sffrey Emil Thibodeau B ' s we are the future CIF Play- offs Varsity Basketball Thanks M D and little Sis. Luv ya all 83 Gregory Alan Thieme For 3 yrs all 1 did was come. Is it over yet W.G.A.R.A. Switch N Save a buck a bag ILU M D Janet Marie Thomas Finally! M D ILU Thanx ' s 2 my family R.B. Porsche ' s and the Fab 4 and all the memories spoo- ly 2 an! Lisa Thomas Richard B. Thomas Thanx Mom Dad 4 it all well Im out of money out of love Im run- ning free ya Im running free trois Craig Thurman Thanx JT S R TB JR All wasn ' t so Bad Wish I could stay thanx M D PI!uvURC AO ' H2one day PT Lori Ann Tilton I told you I ' d make it! Thanx for helping me through these past 3 yrs SR, AG, DS, KB M P. I luv you all! Pauline Marie Torturo Thnx 4 the luv n hugs M D 2 Jo U helpt more thn U no NU 2 Gar. 2 Cam 4 makin my life So ful OF hapeness LY. Luv 2 u Stv. nG Todd Tosten Kristin Ayumi Tsuboi Bsktball 3 yis I ' ll never 4 get all my buddies! Thnx 4 jus ' bein ' there KmK — I Luv Bears! Thnx M D! OKAU ]ohn Darrin Tullius We made it! Thanx — SR, TB, CT, JR, EA, AB-U Da best. Base- ball, football 3 yrs. I Luv You MIDI M3D2. VIP 4-ever Kathleen Marie Tully Whatever a mind can conceive it can achieve Thx to all my friends my mom Ken I luv u always! Carrie Lynne Turpin Thanks to Mom, Brad and Friends, I couldn ' t have made it without you. I luv you all! Annette Marie Uvliano VB CIF, 82 Hey, ARTF CMDECSDRJSRLTG — We Made It The BEST! Thnx PU-My 1 TWIN! ILYMD AKTSW! No, AR, YOU SHUT UP! Patricia Ann Ugliano Thanx 4 Great Times! AU my twin TF DE CS AR JS JR CM GR RBRLRCV-Ball3yrsILYM D GL BRO Hi Welchy Gaston Valdez Eric Walter Vande Veegaete Thanks, mom and dad for this fabulous year, I love u. Califor- nia, I ' ll remember u. Kirsten. JE T ' AIME! R1K Michael R. Van Dyke Educations road done will I be so clever to live the spirit of intellect or lost in question forever Robin A. Van Lith h Is it really over already? Drum- I line was an experience! Love ya I M D Lisa. I Miss Ya Lori I AMLTYABB. Michael Vaughan Elizabeth Anne Ventura r love you Mom Dad! A big WHOOYA2 my budz . Chuck Crew I love you more than Chocolate! June 12 81 4 ever 2 daz Cheri Marie Vieria I Luv U GC 4 ever! Friends 4 ever Barb LMG MN AK BS-KAOS U Bet Thanx Mom Dad Stewart Tour 82 Just Once GC-1LY! Christina Louise Virgil Pep 81 Drama 82 Pres 83 Choir 83 Friends 4-ever LL, LG, JD, RS, DC, GT, Love ya M D A V, Thanx JFK 83 Renee L. Wacker God bless my future husband Ed Longshore III. I love you Eddie I ' m yours 4-ever! Love, your Baby Doll Kurt Wagner Thanx mom dad pam YEAR- BOOK, Woodshop 3 yrs. Fair Warning Toy 4x4 IT ' S Miller Time Bill Blazin Weatherill I want you to hear a story that is true during our sr year we downed alot of brew DB ' s SSEMM LY. EA I Katherine ]. Weatherill Difrnt eys c difrnt thngs Difrnt harts beat on difrnt strings I Luv U M D Steve BW Miki AA Ron Sandy David Merrill Weaver Thanks Mom Dad. Thanks TW, JC, TS for the fun times. Its ' s finally over ... or is it. Psalms E. Todd Weaver Bryan Weerheim Todd Weirner John Ephraim Wenger Life is a bowl of cherries if you don ' t eat of it ' s fruit you ' ll fall into the pit 1 love you Dale. Steven Robert Whitman It ' s really been great Thanks Mom Dad Troy Good Luck Shan- non Marina Luv ya Take care MFPSSSRR Daniel Steven Wilkins Luv Ya M C. Tanx Todd 4 all. Bye 2R Fvrit nurse, DS, TP, BE, RM. Look snoths! So long Ken- nedoy, it ' s been real! Suzie Wilks Michael Williams Ronald E. Williamson Thanx Mom Dad. New RO ROCKABILLY TAKE A HIKE! Heavy Metal 1. Trolls 4 ever!! Am ' n I L U. Steve Williamson Susan Christine Williamson Thank Mike its over! Joen Best buddies always Ul Bro good luck Hamburger Flipper Bye Lionel ThxMom. Cheri Gale Wilson 3 yr JV VB 3 yr Var BB 3 yr stats. I love you Mom Dad, Wava Bill, Rod You make my Dreams come true. Terry Wong If) ao £ Sherri Eileen Wood I Love You, Cary Thanks to you all: Gran, Dad, Pa, Diane for all your confidence and help. Uacqui Shannon Woodsr When u pas thru the waters I will B w u. Is. 43: 2 3. HEZ LORD! Song 82 Danz pres 83! Fam-n- frenz 143! BYE Sean Rankin Wynne Hi class of 83. My name is rank- ing full stop. Wait! I thought I was the shyest. I love you Frogboy David Yamashiro It ' s finally over thanks M D for all your support! Dana Yeh To my Mom Dad, I love you both. And thanks to my teahcers friends who have supported me thru the years Sandi Sachi Yodokawa Thnx M D G 4 everything, and of course all my BUDDIES PALS 4 the best H.S. Memories!! Sandra A. Yoshimizu Seek and you will find. Many thanx to family and friends. Ire- land 83. LS-THE Ledge Fridays 4-everM! Naomi Yoshinaga The years at Kennedy have been enjoyable to me. Thanx to my teachers, Mr. H, Friends, Mom, Dad Yumi. Jeannie Yu Leave yourself up to God you ' ll find true happiness. Good luck to all my friends! I luv u Mom Dad Karin jeannie Zabel To all my friends for making this year so special thanks Mom Dad I Love You LS DD Frenz 4 ever Michele Cassondra Zamar- riva Look M D I made it! TRNR 1 yr FtB, BsktB, BB! Take Care Look to the Future, GK, EA, Cat, KA, M] Thnx LC RC ILY Phil Zazzarino Good Luck DB ' s all you nice firls. May all girls have pearls! emember, E or 80 ... Luv you MD Seniors 85 £ V mM Although we started the season with 23 returning lettermen, we had very few experienced players. In the pre-season polls, this team was picked to finish in the lower division of the Empire League. Through determination and dedication these thirty-eight players provided our fans with one of the most exciting seasons in many a year. Their second place finish in the Empire League and entrance into the C.I.F. play-offs was a tribute to their pride and togetherness as a team. Our first league game with Los Alamitos ended up in a disappointing tie, 21-21. The Loara Saxons played a very tough game but the Fighting Irish pulled out our first win of the season, 14-6 with a last minute drive for the winning touchdown. We put up a good fight for the first half, but eventually the Empire League cham- pions, Esperanza, beat us 49-18. Our homecoming game against Pacifica High School was our best game of the year. In a very exciting and explosive game, we won 42-28. A strong defensive effort and an explo- sive offense provided us with our third win of the year against El Dorado 18-6. A cliff-hanger with Cypress resulted in a 14-6 win over our cross- town rival. In our final game of the year we defeated one of the pre-season favorites to win the championship. With a final eighty-seven yard drive, we scored a 27-24 win over a very strong Katella team. Since we finished in second place with a 4-1-1 record, we entered the C.I.F. playoffs to play the third place team from the Cen- tury League, Santa Ana. Mistakes in our kicking game and turnovers offensively re- sulted in a 23-13 loss to this fast team from Santa Ana. The ability to never quit in a game was one of the fine characteristics of this team. In the majority of our games we were phy- sically out-manned, but we had a greater fighting spirit which enabled us to have a very successful year. My thanks to the seniors who provided the leadership to make this such an enjoy- able and positive year. Best of luck in your future endeavors. COACH HANCARTNER : I Determined to Win Photographs: 1. Lyle Ota tries his hand at yet another Irish touchdown. 2. Coach Hangartner speaks highly of his Varsi- ty team. 3. Varsitv Football: bottom row (1 to r): Todd Mer- chant, Jeff Jones, feon Rabune, Dave Baker, Lyle Ota, Roger Little, Scott Smith, John Tullius, Paul Backes, Brent Koyama. Row 2: Brian Rallo, Darrel Stacey, Mayor Okoloise, ' Steve McCartv, Jeff Williams, David Galante, ' Mike Garibay, Ron McClain, Erich Casatt. Row 3: John Destouet, Rene Licon, Mike Laskey, Tony Bock, Mike Blalock, Craig Thurman, Brent Dunkin, Scot Johnson, Rodney Rogers, Kris Johnson. Row 4: Dennis Montera, Sean Ponce, Alan Bonaguro, Kirk Barton, James Ramsdell, Scott Rath, Frank Vu. Row 5: Gunn, Cain, Farr, Duran, Hangartner, Switzer, Canfield, Spook, Don, Hank. 4. Ron Rabune scrambles around his opponent. Varsity Football 89 Varsity Football Honors AWARDS MOST VALUABLE Ron Rabune TERRY BETTAR AWARD MOST INSPIRATIONAL Brent Dunkin CO-CAPTAINS Brent Dunkin Scott Rath MOST IMPROVED Tony Bock Roger Little COACH ' S AWARD offense-line — SCOTT RATH offense-back — JOHN TULLIUS offense-receiver — LYLE OTA defense-line — MIKE BLALOCK defense-linebacker — BRENT DUNKIN defense-back — RON RABUNE 90 V. Football Honors PLAYER OF THE GAME offense Lyle Ota Brent Dunkin Rod Rodgers Lyle Ota Ron Rabune Ron Rabune John Tullius Paul Backes Paul Backes John Tullius Roger Little Lyle Ota John Tullius SANTA ANA Tony Bock Paul Backes WESTERN EL MODENA FULLERTON LOS ALAMITOS LOARA ESPERANZA PACIFICA EL DORADO CYPRESS KATELLA defense Brent Dunkin Ron Rabune Mike Blalock Brent Dunkin Lyle Ota Scott Rath Ron Rabune Steve McCarty Ron Rabune Ron Rabune Scott Rath kicking Brent Dunkin Brent Dunkin Jim Ramsdell Empire League All-League X %f Lyle Ota Ron Rabune tc e Dave Galante e Scott Rath 1st team defense Brent Dunkin Honorable mention: Paul Backes, Mike Blalock, Tony Bock, John Tullius, Roger Little. Empire League Player of the Year RON RABUNE All-County Football 2nd team — RON RABUNE Challenges Coached by Head Coach Castles and as- sistant coaches Flores and Montalbano, the Irish Sophomore football team entered their season with a pre-season record of 2-0-1. As the season progressed the team was plagued by injuries. This was a major setback and as a result the over-all record was 4-4-2. The offense captain was Willie Clark, defensive captain Curran Fewkes, and the most im- proved player was Jeff Nowlin. Kennedy ' s Freshmen football team began their season with a record of 2-1. The key players were William Brownell, Andy John- son, Brian Nelson, Dave Wilson, Steve Kim, Danny Curry, and Andy Ujiie. The team was coached by Bob Parish who was assisted by Kenny Zuchowski and Jess Leon. According to Coach Parish his team gave 110% effort and never gave up. Photographs: 1. An Irishman attempts to outrun the defense. 2. D. Fewkes readies to make the tackle. 3 Sophomore football: Front row (1 to r): J. Gatlin, D Fewkes, B. Kitajima, M. O ' hern, C. Om, M. Brown, C Williamson, D. Lino, D. Reynolds, D. Crosby. Row 2: P Clark, L. Escudero, R. Granades, S. Geilenfeld, J. Now lin, R. Snavley, C. Sewell, A. Palos. Row 3: T. Devlin, F Hernandez, C. Wilmot, M. Bradley, M. Graper, R Atwood, D. Fewkes, J. Stevens, S. Goetz. Row 4: B Rallo, D. Becerra, W. Clark, E. Fajardo, D. Vu, N. Lei, J Brown. Row 5: R. Barba, S. Holland, H. Aldave. 4. The freshmen football: front (1 to r): T. Tran, G. Cawley, T. Gardener, W. Brownell, J. O ' Brien. Row 2: S. Kim, D Curry, S. Acala, D. Coburn, D. Watters, D. Stefani. Row 3: G. Chairez, G. Aldave, A. Ujiie, T. Leaf, S. Padilla, T Helgeson. Row 4: R. Pruitt, D. Wilson, W. Valenzuela A. Johnson, W. Mattern, B. Iverson. Row 5: M. Bucha non, P. George, R. Pallas, R. Selby, B. Nelson, R. Said do, S. Astle. 92 Soph. Football Frosh. Football 93 I Dig Volleyball The Varsity Volleyball team entered the season with high hopes of attaining a place in the CIF playoffs, and with lots of hard work and determination they reached their goal. Going in the first round, they lost a heart- breaker to the 2nd ranked CIF team, San Marino. The team was composed of four re- turning letterwomen as well as five seasoned players from last years championship J.V. team. Marina Van Melle was the team ' s most consistent player leading in several offensive categories, while Cheri Sucher was a main- stay at the net where she hammered her opposition with her hard hitting. Annette Ugliano ' s cannon-like serves produced a number of points and coupled with her back row playing made her an asset to the team. Through thick and thin, Coach Burns helped instill a close Waltons ' type feeling within the team. Photographs: 1. Annette passes the ball to the Irish setter. 2. This team really stacks up! 3. Cheri fakes out her opponent with a dink shot. 4. Varsity Volleyball: standing: M. Stammen, T. Ferraiz, A. Ugliano, C. Sucher, P. Ugliano, D. Cawley, sitting: S. Stuht, A. Ruiz, M. Van Melle. 5. Anna smashes her adversary with an awesome serve. 6. Marina displays her passing ability. 7. Coach Burns takes a break before a big game. 94 V. Vollevball V. Volleyball 95 I0 e1 l 5 The Fighting Irish Junior Varsity Vol- leyball team began their season with an impressive record of 3-0. Coached by Jean Rabune, the Irish labored hard at perfect- ing their skills. Each of the eleven players contributed her own expertise to every game, making the season exciting and suc- cessful. The Frosh-Soph Volleyball team kicked off their season in a new way. First year coach Randee Rabune unveiled a bunch of new techniques and abilities while adding vitality. The team ' s grueling work-outs and strong victories showed that Kennedy has a storehouse of uprising talent. Photographs: 1. Janelle Frese, Chia Choe, and Shawn Taylor relax before a big game. 2. Gloria Ruiz perfect- ly places her set for the hitters. 3. During warm up, Dena Hoaglin, Angelica Sorrono, Tiffany Prall, and Kim Crachiolo flash them pearly whites. 4. Kathv Conner attempts to muscle her smash over the net. 5. Soph-Frosh Volleyball: (1 to r): K. Conner, M. Orne- las, K. Garibav, K. Conner, sitting: K. Crachiolo, T. Prall, D. Hoaglin, G. Ruiz, M. Casey, C. Poselv, A. Ramirez, A. Sorrono, J. Fenstermacher. 6. Dena Hoaglin executes a well placed hit. 7. Junior Varsitv Volleyball: (1 to r): D. Omieczvnski, S. Tavlor, K. Brown, K. Johnson, D. Kreis, M. Landis, R. Rabune, C. Wilson, J. Frese. Coach Rabune (not pictured: Chia Choe, Christina Sucher). 96 J.V. Volleyball Well Rounded and Talented Frosh ' Soph Volleyball 97 Yes We Will With its talent and determination, the Irish established itself as a CIF playoff contender in its tough and competitive Empire League. The goal was to attain that championship that had evaded the Irish. 6th year coach John Mayberry felt that 1983 was the year for that championship, as well as the second CIF playoff spot in a row. With its much stronger defense and a fast- breaking offense, Kennedy let their opponents know the Irish are coming. Returning letter- men and co-captains Rick Barker and Bryan Weerheim lead the Irish. Other seniors playing key parts were Curt Cardwell, Mike Nichols and Jeff Thibodeau. Balancing out the squad were 5 promising underclassmen including lettermen Ron Rabune and Walter Lauderdale. The Irish morro was Yes, we will. Photographs: 1. In hopes of outmanuevering the guard, Steve McCarty accelerates down the court. 2. The Dench looks to detect any weaknesses in their opponent ' s strategy. 3. Varsity Basketball: kneeling (1 to r): Spook, Coach Mayber- ry. standing: M Faddoul, M. Nichols, R. Rabune, R. Barker, B. Weerheim, C. Cardwell, S. Buss, P. Galante, S. McCarty, J. Thibodeau. 4. Bryan Weerheim extends for his best. 5. Bryan takes a much deserved breather. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 99 Photographs: 1 . Everyone tenses as Ron Rabune stretches for the jump ball. 2. Mike Faddoul scans the floor tor the open man. 3. Slowing the pace, Mike Nichols waits for the right moment to make his move. 4. Rick Barker works the ball into good shooting position. 5. Knowing a single point can decide a game, Scott Buss concentrates on sinking his shot. 6. Rick Barker plays the game of inches in the jump ball situation. 7. Ron Rabune takes a break. 100 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 101 102 J.V. Basketball .:•« Slam Dunk for Two W s V.e X ) ,W The J.V. Basketball team set out to leave their marks on the league. The squad had an advantage over other teams since the J.V. coach was Mr. Rabune. The junior Varsity was saturated with talented and earnest young athletes. Knowing that the presti- gious Varsity letter was close in the horizon, the players found the level of play in J.V competition as training and the experience necessary to move into the big time. Along with the regular league games, the team par- ticipated in the Esperanza tourney, the San- tiago tourney, the JFK tourney and a scrim- mage with Magnolia. Photographs: 1 . Catching his breath and his composure, Kenneth Allen awaits his next free throw attempt. 2. The Fighting Irish gain the upper hand in the battle for the jump ball. 3. Junior Varsity team: front (1 tor): Derrin Fasciano, Dennis Montera, Shawn Hammond, Kevin Yates, John Reid, Kenneth Allen, bottom: Mike O ' hern, Rick Roberts, John Gasparovic, Willie Clark, Eric Von Schimmenman. 4. Derrin Fasciano stares at the game clock. 5. Phil Galante waits to bring the ball back into play. J.V. Basketball 103 7 %m - O , r n n rr u,u ■■.i ifl? 104 Soph. Basketball Sink it!!! The enthusiasm for the game of basket- ball was apparent in the abundance of parti- cipants for all of the Fighting Irish teams. One of these squads was the Sophomore team. Coached and directed by Con Fromk- necht, the youthfulness of the team was molded into determination to win. The Sophomore team withstood the rigorous league schedule plus a scrimmage with Mag- nolia, the Canyon tournament, the Sunny Hill Tourney and the Lakewood Tourney. The Sophomore team in alphabetical order: Michael Bang, Michael Barker, Brent Bissell, Kevin Brown, Charlie Burns, Chris Crockett, Derby Davidson, Anthony Hanajos, Tony Hooper, Stephen Quon, Doug Shermer, Scott Yamamoto. Coach Duran supervised the Freshmen team. Resulting from a good season, the Fighting Irish proved to be highly competi- tive. Damn Queen and Danny Curry had a good year, leading the team in rebounds and points. The Freshmen squad took part in major tournaments like Keppel, Los Alami- tos, and Loara. Alphabetically the Freshmen team: Alfonso Campos, Gabriel Chairez, Danny Curry, David Esparza, William Gard- ner, Paul George, Andre Johnson, Steve Kim, Brian McCann, Darrin Queen, Dan Ste- fania, and Dean Sutherland. Frosh. Basketball 105 106 Girls ' V. Basketball t IrtlJr Rallies to Win After winning pre-season games against Troy and Orange High Schools, Kennedy ' s Girls ' Varsity Basketball team had high hopes for a winning season. With seven re- turning lettermen, Coach Jim Wing and As- sistant Coach Dave Martz both felt that this might be Kennedy ' s year to make CIF. A lack of height and depth on the bench hampered the girls and made the going tough in Empire League competition. The girls were disappointed by early losses in league play, but ' they showed their Fighting Irish spirit and rallied to win as the season progressed. Led by the scoring of captain Dawn Ethington and wing Cheri Wilson, and the hustling play of point guard Krystal Bradshaw, the Girls ' Varsity squeaked by Katella and tromped on Los Alamitos. Photographs: 1. The Girls ' Varsity Basketball team: (1 to r); K. Bradshaw, M. Pike, C. ' Wilson, C. Choe, C. McGhee, D. Ethington, K. Tsuboi, L. Ferrar. 2. Coach Jim Wing lectures the team on offense and defense. 3 Krystal Bradshaw applies defensive pressure. 4. Prepar- ing to make her move, Kristin Tsuboi dribbles the ball down the court. 5. Mary Pike attempts a shot over a tough defender. 6. Krystal Bradshaw tries to outjump a taller opponent. 7. Dawn Ethington successfully tips the ball backwards. Girls ' V. Basketball 107 $ e d a ,W Coach Rick Albano ' s hard work and en- couragement paid off as his JV basketball team came through with a fine winning sea- son. Coach Albano anticipated a good sea- son with many players returning from last year ' s team. Sparked by the aggressive play- ing and shooting of newcomer Jawanni Cousett, the team was in contention for top positions during most of the season. Hope- fully, these The Frosh Soph team had another out- standing season under the inspired coaching of Ken Munger. After winning the Empire league Championship last year, Coach Mun- ger started anew this year and shaped the raw talent into title contenders. Outstanding newcomers on the team were center Regina Keavlani and guard Chavena Williams. Photographs: 1. JV team: front (1 to r): D. Omieczynski, L. Grimm, J. Cousett, R. Martinez, back: T. Rice, D. Richmond, K. Nordlin, K. Jacob, C. Sypkens. 2. Rachel Martinez dribbles skillfully. 3. After stealing the ball, Jawanni Cousett goes for a lay up. 4. Kathy Nordlin waits to hear the referee ' s call. 5. Carrie Sypkens pauses a moment in a strenuous game. 6. Monica Casey listens to the coach. 7. Coach Ken Munger points out the weak- nesses of the other team. 8. The Frosh Soph team: front (1 to r): M. Pietranowicz, M. Romero, J. Lemmon, J. Ocker, K. Yost, N. Mauo, back: K. Tawa, M. Casey, R. Keavlani, J. Frese, C. Williams, K. Berdis, G. Stevens. 9. Both teams prepare to walk off the court after calling a time-out. 108 JV Basketball - High Hopes for Kennedy Cagers Frosh Soph Basketball 109 Mighty Mat Men t e s 5§. Kennedy had one of the best teams ever in the sport of wrestling. There were 10 re- turning lettermen. Team was rated 6th in Orange County. The key athletes were some C.I.F. contenders. In tourney, Brian Folsom placed 1st E. Rancho, 1st El Cajon (outstand- ing wrestler), 1st Laguna Hills (ow), and 1st Five Counties. As a team, they placed out of 32 teams, 7th E. Cajon, 7th Laguna Hills, and 9th Estancia. Others important to the Wres- tling team are Bill Flores, 3rd in league, Chris Morales, 3rd in League and Ed Morgan, Bob- by Small, Bill Weatherill, and Dave Abeling all of whom placed in major tournaments. Coached by Mr. Peterman, the Wrestlers proved to be top competition in the bid for the Empire League Championship. Photographs: 1. Bill Weatherill attempts to split his op- ponent in two. 2. An Irish wrestler puts his opponent on his back. 3. The Varsity Wrestlers: front row (1 to r): B. Small, D. Abeling, R. Reyes, T. George, K. Barton, C. Morales, K. Evans. Back: Coach Evans, B. Weatherill, B. Folsom, E. Morgan, J. Halyaman, B. Flores, Lever, Coach Peterman. 4. Kirk Barton breaks his man down and works for a pin. 110 V. Wrestling V. Wrestling 111 KpPlsisC y O - JtA - «. 112 F S Wrestling Amid all the grunts and the groans, no to mention all the pulled muscles, Ken nedy ' s Sophomore Freshmen wrestlers pinned their way through another suc- cessful season. With their record of 11 and 8, as well as a first place victory in the Millikan Tournament, there was no doubt that they were tough competition. Coach Peterman called the team a good group who worked hard and learned quickly. With dedication like this, tough competitors like our Irish wres- tlers could look forward to victorious future seasons. Photographs: 1. Bob Small awaits the referee ' s whistle. 2. Irish wrestler Nowlin pins his opponent in the cradle. 3. Frosh Soph team: (1 to r): front row: S. Kim, B. Frigge, M. Nijst, W. Vinlove, row 2: J. Rodas, C. Sewell, M. Pontrelli, M. Falatico, D. Meek, E. Casares, S. Negrete, row 3: Coach Tor- turo, J. Lever, L. Nowlin, S. Wham, T. Martin, J. Nowlin, M. Hoskins, M. Beckner, Coach Rolsom. 4. Max Nijst uses his turtle defense. F S Wrestling 113 Passing Shots Boys ' Varsity Tennis Team entered the season with fantastic masculine display of arms and legs. Impressive straight set wins against Gahr High initiated the season and improved the athletic outlook of these manly men. Returning lettermen Bruce Beinlich, Tan Ngo, Ben Garcia, and Mark Haugan paced the Irish team. Coach Larry Buie enthusiasti- cally commented, I have high hopes for Bruce and Tan to have a good year. Hopeful- ly, we should be competitive with the rest of the league. Boys ' Varsity Tennis: M. Bang, B. Beinlich, F. Garcia, J. Han, M. Haugan, B. McCann, J. McCann, T. Ngo, T. Tran, D. Wisnowski. - 4 114 Boys ' Tennis m $ : § pJ ' Wj V - WVA ' i.. Boys ' Tennis 115 ACED e x The J.V. Tennis Team began the season with an exciting outlook. They were guided by varsity coach Larry Buie and former Ken- nedy tennis player Clem Mangosong. This young team trained rigorously, anticipating a tough, very challenging season. Derby Davidson, Jeff Lin, Brian Meadows, and Brian Woolner increased the team ' s chance of winning a respectable record for 1983. The JV team: Derby Davidson, Young Kim, Jeff Lin, Brian Meadows, Jeff Nolan, Jeff Rheins, Mike Whitmarsh, Charles Wilmot, Brian Woolner, Kevin Yates, and Clem Man- gosong. ' 116 JV Tennis « .. 0lM0  gt Girls ' V. Tennis Torturing tie-breakers t Under new head coach Dave Magdaug, the girls ' varsity tennis team started the sea- son with high hopes. Because he was hired a few days prior to the beginning of the sea- son, Magdaug had to hurriedly introduce the plan to get the girls in condition to win. In spite of Coach Magdaug ' s excellent in- struction and great strategy, the team lost some heart-breakers to El Dorado and Pacifi- ca. By winning against Pacifica midway into the season, the squad seemed to be on its way to improving last year ' s record. Outstanding players for tennis included senior Georgina Coopey and sophomore Phung Ngo. Playing both singles and dou- bles, Georgina was the most versatile player on the roster. Phung is one of the up and coming members, who will be returning next year. She fought her way up the singles lad- der to earn a permanent spot in varsity. Coach Magdaug spoke highly of the team. Our girls conducted themselves in a man- ner exemplary of the Irish tradition. Regard- less of the circumstances, the team competed with great sportsmanship and competitive spirit. Photographs: 1 . The Varsity Tennis Team: front row (I to r): L. Sasaki, D. Hatchimohji, F. McCormick, J. Kuriki. row 2: Assistant Coach Clem Mangosong, J. Huysman, G. Coopey, P. Ngo, K. Oyama, D. Ethington, ' Coach Dave Magdaug. 2. Jamie Kuriki extends for a difficult forehand. 3. Gina Coopey poses to strike the tennis ball past her adversary. 4. With painstaking accuracy, Diane Hatchimonji lobs the ball over her opponent. 5. ' Readily awaiting the return, Laurie Sasaki positions herself for a volley. 6. Jacqueline Huvsman displavs game winning intensity and concentration. Girls ' V. Tennis 119 Pulling Together 120 J.V. Tennis Spirited leaders of the J.V. girls ' tennis team pulled together in spring of 1982 to spearhead a drive to purchase new uni- forms. Led by the enthusiasm of Diane Hatchimonji, Jamie Kuriki, and Vivian Dagan, the entire team worked together sell- ing M M ' s and raising enough money to purchase 25 new tennis outfits. The girls faced the uncertainty of having no coach until a few days before league com- petition was to begin. Luckily, Coach Sharon Miller arrived on the scene. Coach Miller concentrated on helping each girl to perfect her serves, volleys and strokes. She believed that every girl on the team has the ability to be outstanding. Working to help each per- son, Coach Miller commented that the team had a lot of spirit and the girls pull for each other and don ' t get discouraged. She felt the girls did a good job on the courts and would be even better next year. Photographs: 1. Peering through her sunglasses, Coach bnaron Miller watches the games. 2. After setting her approach shot, Tracy Colby rushes to the net. 3 1 V tennis: (1 to r): Angela, Jawanni, Michelle, Tina, Cina, lracy, Cathy, and Kristin. 4. Displaying her excellent hitting_form, Michelle Nook strikes the ball on the sweet spot. 5. Having a serving stvle all her own, [awanni Caisset tries for an ace. 6. Cathv Swenson rushes for a volley. 7. Angela Huang illustrates perfect concentra- tion. Wet and Wild!!! V a Xet VoV° Thi iroughout the 1982 season, Kennedy ' s Varsity Water Poloists grappled to stay on top. With only four returning lettermen, the team ' s level of experience was not enough to overcome tough competition. Nevertheless, the team remained undaunted. Hard fought losses were tempered by victories over Loara, Pacifica, and Western. Highlightin the season opening were thrilling 4th place and Consolation Champs, finishes at the Valencia and Canyon Tourneys. Pacing the way for the team were return- ing lettermen Ron Antimarino, Mike Con- ner, Steve Pitts, and Captain Roland Reyes. Adding dimension to the team were sopho- mores Eric Evans and Scott Benda. The team was coached by Mr. Zehntner and aided by assisting coach Dan Dejong. Photographs: 1. Sophomore Eric Evans concentrates on a well-placed shot. 2. A perfectly muscled and tanned body dives gracefully into a sparkling pool. 3. Gathering his every ounce of strength, Piper Antimarino hurtles the ball to a teammate. 4. Varsity Water Polo: (1 to r): Scott Benda, Mike Conner, Ron Antimarino, Alan Freedman, Steve Pitts, Eric Evans, Mike Neumann, David Ciesinski, and Roland Reyes. 5. Regaining his equilibrium, Eric Evans anxiously investigates the water polo field positions. 6. With determination etched on his face, Piper Antimarino targets the ball directly into the V. Water Polo - V. Water Polo 123 {■ - I ■ 124 Freshmen Water Polo Water Babies N X ct Vo o lthough the Freshmen Water Polo team consisted of young and untried athletes, their hard work and energetic tenacity alleviated a troubled season. Play- ing faster teams put our Fighting Irish at a disadvantage with only one returning letter- man, Steve Ridley, and eight rookie players. However, events such as the Canyon Frosh Soph Tournament and the regular interscho- lastic games, greatly aided the team in gain- ing better competitive background. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Zehntner, the members learned to perfect skills. According to Coach Zehntner, Mike and Nick McMa- hon, Mike Erdelji, and Eric Opdahl show promise for next season. Photographs: 1. Freshmen Water Polo: front row (I to r): McMahon, H. Snijdewind, G. Stalder, T. Erdelji. row 2 M McMahon, C. Long, M. Erdelji, S. Ridley. 2. Nick McMahon wrestles the ball from an opponent. 3. Ap- plying defensive tactics, Irish poloists battle to block a pass. 4. Before a game, Coach Zehntner instructs last minute pointers to the players. 5. A picture of grim purposefulness, Nick IvlcMahon aims for the oppo- nent ' s undefended goal. 6. Attentively, Coach Zehn- tner surveys his freshmen at work. Freshmen Water Polo 125 Aqua Velva c x b It took true grit and dedication to step into an icy pool of water in all types of weath- er. Yet day after day Kennedy Boys ' swim team did just that. Under the guidance of Coach Zehntner, all their hard work paid off. At each meet, Irish swimmers were seen slic- ing speedily through the water. Returning lettermen Ron Antimarino, Eric Evans, Scott Benda, and Steve Pitts proved key leaders. Besides league meets, the Irish also swam in tournaments such as the Los Alamitos In- vitational, the Los Amigos Coed Relays, and the Los Alamitos Relays which provided ex- citement as well as keen competition. Swim team (alphabetically): Ron Antimarino, Scott Benda, Mike Conner, Eric Evans, Alan Freedman, Steve Pitts, and Roland Reyes. 126 Boys ' Swimming WMM V j ™ 4, ? S S® w v i. V Boys ' Swimming 127 Splish Splash CfitS W w6 Withstanding the smell of chlorine and dripping wet towels were only small factors of what it took to be a member of Kennedy ' s Girls ' Swim team. Each day found our Irish girls practicing hours, striving to shave seconds off their racing time. Setting the pace for the team were returning letter- women Sharlene Gee, Sherri Teramoto, Andrea Bennett, and Sheri Taylor. Coach Zehntner believed his team had the best chance of winning league championship since he had been coaching here at Kennedy. Competing in tournaments such as the Los Alamitos Invitational and the Los Alamitos Relays and the Los Amigos Coed Relays, the season promised to hold success within reach. Girls ' Swimming: Sharlene Gee, Sher- ri Teramoto, Andrea Bennett, Tina Edmond, Kristen Hurley, Sheri Taylor, Becky Baron, and Julie Cooper. % 128 Girls ' Swimming ■nmutu tt ' J J l« ( ? K 1 3 9 3 FT Wiiiy ' • { .ft ■ li M 7 i ■ 3fl£3 ■ 130 Boys ' V. Soccer Shooting for High Goals No footdragging could have been found on the Varsity Soccer squad. The players de- voted endless hours of practice to perfect skills necessary to prevail in the tough league competition. Coach Steve Jaworski steered the team in challenging other for the spots for the CIF playoffs. Co-captains and return- ing lettermen were Jonathan Blackmore and Rusty Mohrmann. Strengthening the team were nine returning lettermen including seniors Mike Deep, Bill DeMont, Todd Pauley, and Bryan Sleight. Key players in offense were Sean Wynne and Bill DeMont. Jonathan Blackmore, Rusty Mohrmann and Todd P auley rounded out the team as its key defense players. Photographs: 1. Varsitv Soccer: P. Backes, J. Blackmore, M. Deep, B. DeMont, B. Everett, V. Gangula, P. Jehoich, K. Kjeliand, M. Laskev, T. Merchant, R. Mohr- mann, E. Olague, M. Palos T. Pauley, G. Pons, B. Sleight, S. Wynne. 2. Mannv Palos successfully throws the ball to Bill DeMont. 3. Rusty Mohrmann leads the team in a period of meditation. 4. Brian Sleight and Todd Pauley anticipate the kick-off. 5. Paul Backes breaks away and heads for the goal. 6. Rusty congratu- lates Sean after scoring a point. Boys ' V. Soccer 131 1 I u  l k j § 132 Boys ' V. Soccer Boys ' V. Soccer 133 The JV and Soph Frosh teams main- tained skilled, adept, and capable players. As in all sports, certain individuals displayed brilliance in their game. JV was supervised by Steve Jaworski. Co-captains Chris Quin- tana and Rich Spinning motivated their con- stituents to achieve victory. Rich Spinning and Steve Fleming were considered key fac- tors of the JV team. Facing tough competi- tion from Pacifica and El Dorado, the Irish looked to be in the top three. The Frosh Soph team found guidance in Coach Victor. His direction and suggestions paid off as the team placed first in the Hunt- ington Beach tournament. Battling against Cypress, Kennedy prevailed 1-0 and attained the prestigious first place. Kevin Norlin on defense and Chris Blackmore for offense proved to be crucial assets. Photographs: 1. Danny outwits his opponent. 2. JV players prepare for a big game against Cypress. 3. Her nan sets up to score. 4. JV team: V. Dawson, S. Fleming D. Hendnckson, R. Honea, J. Jaimez, K. Kjelland, K Norlin, C. Quintana, T. Railsback, R. Spinning. 5 Frosh Soph team: front (1 to r): K. Navinskus, M. Fer raiz, B. Freedman, A. Palos, T. Shermerhorn, middle H. Aldave, M. Pagan, T. Wong, S. Finley, D. Biscoe back: Coach Victor, S. Cozine, R. Granados, R. L Vidalez, D. Nichols, K. Norlin, C. Blackmore. J. W ill . i9k. 1 - -• • « 3 . m - ■ 134 JV Soccer Shooting Stars 1 5. 5. Soph Frosh Soccer 135 136 Cross Country ■■T K Amazing Feats Kennedy ' s Cross Country team started off on the right foot by placing in two invita- tional meets. Led by their captains David Ahia, Ron Ashley, and Pam Hansell, the team showed promise for a winning season. Coaches Richard Bailey and David Dahl started preparing the team early this sum- mer with daily 10 mile workouts. The Boys ' Varsity Team was rated 13 in the Orange County and the whole team took 3rd in the very tough Empire League. Eric Ree, Shelly Ahia, and James Rodriquez are three of the top runners in Orange County and Eric and James were selected to All County teams. Photographs: 1. The wind rushes through the hair of Mike as he races to the finish line. 2. Mike Whitmarsh resses his stamina on his last few yards. 3. The JFK ross Country teams. 4. Coach Bailey poses for a quick candid. 5. Girls ' Varsitv: front row (1 to r): S. Calannio, P. Hansell, L. Yuson, M. Lainers, E. Wilmont. row 2: S Paris, M. Salgado, C. Gibson, S. Ahia, L. Whitbeck. 6 Boys ' Frosh Soph: standing (1 to r): M. Pontrelli, T. Kim M. Taylor, M. Call, j. Welsh, D. Nichols, front: J. Lee, f. Schermehorn, S. Wheland, M. Witmarsh. 7. Boys ' Var sity: front (1 to r): R. Ashley, J. Rodriquez, E. Olague row 2: Coach Bailey, J. Conrad, C. Doyle, E. Ree, D Ahia, Coach Dahl. 8. Mike Pontrelli shows his concen tration as he runs. Cross Country 137 Breaks the Tape c Track season had just begun when year- book went to press, but Coach Bailey and staff looked forward to a rewarding year. The large turnout of talented track athletes and nine returning lettermen considerably uplifted the team ' s performance in events. The competitive streaks of our men prevailed successfully in key events. Seniors Bill Flores, shot put and discus, Bill DeMont, hurdles, and Juniors Lyle Ota, sprints, and Eric Ree, distance, displayed their power to gain Irish wins. Coach Bailey felt that with hard work and hustle a number of Irish track athletes can qualify for CIF. Varsity Track: C. Aguinagh, D. Ahia, S. Astle, D. Broadaway, J. Carter, M. Carter, J. Conrad, B. DeMont, C. Doyle, B. Everett, B. Flores, S. Holand, A. Johnson, B. Kitajima, W. Lauderdale, N. Lei, D. Marsden, R. Mohrmann, L. Ota, B. Rallo, E. Ree, G. Stevens, E. Von Schimmelmann S. Wellman. Jl Frosh Soph Track 139 Off to a Flying Start cV ttp Under Coach Richard Bailey, the Girls ' Track team demonstrated a keen sense of strength under competitive pressure. The team showed a great resolution to win, prac- ticing hard even in unfavorable weather con- ditions. The coaching staff consisting of Mr. Coleman — shot put and discus, Jackie John- son — sprints and relays, and Tad Dillard — pole vault, long and triple jumps, helped to sharpen the girls ' abilities. Because of a large turnout this year, Coach Bailey is keeping an enthusiastic attitude about the team ' s overall performance. Girls ' Track: J. Aragona, M. Casey, S. Celaya, C. Choe, A. Coleha, J. Cousetti, D. DeLand, M. Delzer, C. De- Mont, T. Fay, L. Graham, C. Hansell, K. Heitmann, M. Lainer, D. Mackay, L. Miller, S. Paris, M. Pietranwicz, T. Rice, C. Rodri- guez, P. Rust, C. Sypkens, M. Van Melle, K. Wendt, C. Williams, E. Wilmont, M. Wright. Girls ' Track 141 A new varsity team emerged to repre- sent the Fighting Irish. The format of girls ' soccer as a competitive school sport was in- troduced. The turnout was impressive. At last these gifted individuals had their own letter earning sport. Coach Alice Lopez was hired to groom and create a winning entity. Through grueling workouts rain or shine, they practiced to perfect techniques and also to increase their stamina. Susie Brown had the distinction of being the first girls ' soccer team captain. From this first year, the girls ' soccer hopes to have laid out a solid founda- tion for future CIF title winners to build upon. Photographs: 1. Yabba, dabba, doo!!! 2. Deceiving her opponent, Cecilia gets a solid kick off to the goals. 3. Realizing that another goal could pull the team out of the red, Jacqueline shows her determination. 4. With calm decisiveness, Dena sets up for a shot on goal. 5. Cheri with her quick reflexes and agility, beats ner op- ponent to the ball. 6. Girls ' Varsity soccer: back (1 to r): A.C.S., C. Hansell, J. Huysman, f. Ferraiz, C. Sucher, M. VanMelle, D. Cawley, S. Brown, M. Delzer, Coach Alice Lopez, front: S. Colannino, J. Aragona, K. Wendt, D. Gowdy, S. Paccione, C. DeMont, C. Rodriguez. 142 Girl . ' Soccer I Starting Off on the Right Foot pMi n™ ' - ' - ' ' -- IM ■i A r O h ' li ; Girls ' Soccer 143 Striving hard to obtain a prestigious po- sition, the Varsity Baseball team entered their season with aspirations of a successful season. A key asset to the team was the pitching of Gary Becker, Wayne Hammond and Ed Atala. The hitting of Scott Rath, Sean Strauss, Ben Ahumada, and Jeff Mundt pro- vided the necessary offensive power. At the time this yearbook went to press, Coach Gunn and Coach Burns had high hopes of the team ' s upcoming season and of entering the CIF playoffs. With dedication and hard work, the Irish will strive and gain the top. Team members: B. Ahumada, E. Atala, D. Daker, G. Becker, D. Ciesinski, M. Faddoul, M. Gyde, R. Little, M. Martinez, J. Mundt, R. Ocker, G. Pons, R. Rabune, J. Ramsdale, S. Rath, S. Strauss, J. Thibodeau, J. Tullius. 144 Varsity Baseball I Hitting to New Heights 146 JV Baseball -,.. A Future of Success k i B 4m en r 1. o OH , :: - r ■1 MB HBl 4 v $ ,e Kennedy had a lot of talent in the base- ball department this year. The Junior Varsity team was no exception. Coached by Bob Wahlsteen, these athletes worked hard to achieve a successful season. Coach Wahl- steen possessed a very high opinion con- cerning the outlook of his team ' s season. The Frosh-Soph squad also had plenty of talent. Under the training of Coach Frye, the team worked very hard at perfecting their playing skills. With this type of drive and dedication, the future of baseball at Kennedy looks extremely promising. Junior Varsity Baseball team (alphabetically): K. Apoda- ca, B. Beloat, P. Cabesuela, G. Carnes, R. Common, C. Fletcher, K. Johnson, R. Licon, G. Lucero, V. Maglietto, J. Reid, J. Roah, R Roberts, D. Robinson, W. Rodriguez, B. Wahlsteen, S. Wham. Freshmen Sophomore Base- ball team: F. Alarcon, D. Becerra, R. Blough, D. Christ- ensen, T. Crockett, C. Eastland, S. Geilenield, M Hos- kins, J. Jones, D. Liken, R. Martinez, G. McLeod, J. O ' Brien, B. Rallo, S. Simone, J. Stevens, J. Trott, A. Ujiie. Frosh Soph Baseball 147 It ' s a Hit! $ a l So ' The Varsity Softball team opened the season with high hopes, hustle and plenty of Irish spirit. Winning their first game against Los Al 2-0 the team was off to a good start. With 9 returning lettermen and 6 sopho- mores, the team was very young but with the skill and ability of all the players they were very competitive in the league. Fielding another young team this year was J.V. coach Tom Farr. At the time this book went to press Coach Farr stated that his team had good talent and the key to their season would be how they improve as the season progressed. They were looking forward to a great league competition with Cypress, El Dorado, and Loara the teams to beat. This year was another large turnout for the Fighting Irish golf team. With the return of Lorin Augustine, Gordon Cornish, and Tom Scanlon, the team had a head start to victory. Coach Smith stated that the team was much improved over last season with Los Al, El Dorado and Esperanza being the teams to beat. Badminton, a game of comparable skill, was one of the top rated teams in the Empire League. All the players play equally impor- tant role competing in a round robin situa- tion in league. The outstanding players were Vennie Gangula and Dawn Ethington t he number one boy and girl, and Tom Valen- zuela and Francine McCormick number one mixed doubles. As the defending league champs for the past two years, they looked for another promising season. Golf Team: (Alphabetically): L. Augustine, B. Box, M. Bueller, G. Cornish, D. Dawson, M. Laskey, T. Scanlon, D. Shermer. Badminton Squad according to the team photograph: Front: (1 to r): S. Ramsundar, T. Colby, V. Gangula, M. Stoehr, A. Williams, L. Nguyen, J. Glatt, Row 2: F. McCormick, J. Crawford, B. Millsap, C. Cho, V. Hugnh. Row 3: C. Wang, M. McDargh, J. Huysman, J. Lee, V. Dagan, D. Ethington, L. Chang, P. Ngo. Row 4: K. Nordlin, F. Vu, M. Nook. 150 Badminton Golf Birdiei, Birdiel, Birdiei mmmmmmmm 1 - Bright were the stars that shown on this win- ter ' s eve of elegance. The Winter Formal was held at the Plaza de Cafes in Newport Beach on the night of Jan. 22. Dressed in sparkling gowns and debonair tuxedos, the couples danced to the music of the band Long Shot. The Most Prefered Men were Tim Helgeson, Tonv Hoop- er, Dave Ciesinski, Jonathan Blackmore, John Tullius, and Sean Strauss. It was a truly memorable evening for all those who attended. Photographs: 1. The Most Prefered Men and their dates: Dave Ciesinski, Karen Howiler, Lisa Gurule, Sean Strauss. Jennifer Crawford, John Tullius, Sharon Atherton, Tonl ' Hooper, Gina Coppage, Tim Helgeson, Shirlev Kirkcon nell, Jonathan Blackmore. 2. Robert Benson and Rachelli Reyes dance the night away. 3. Greg Thieme and Raque Cordero show off their up-tempo dancing talents. 4. Laura Lent and her beau smile with the festive mood of th« Formal. 5. Mareena Carrejo and her escort enjov the relax ing atmosphere of the Plaza de Cafes. 6. Brett Bissell a Jennifer Jones swav to the soft tones of Long Shot. 7. Da ' McConnell and his date look rather impressive on t special evening. 154 Winter Formal Ghouls and goblins, witches and warlocks, and an occasional extraterrestrial!! The festive attitude was all around from the favorite Knott ' s Scary Farm ' s Halloween Haunt to grease painted faces in John F. Kennedy High School classrooms. Fac- ulty and students showed their spirit by dress- ing up in a costume appropriate to their per- sonalities. Various get-ups appeared dazzling, insane or totally awesome, while others could ' ve been straight out of a horror flick. All this and more was evident at Kennedy ' s cam- pus on a very unique October 29th. _A -i e! Q. mica Cioo Luct cr fut --uux 3-fc 156 Halloween Halloween 157 WMly y f fa d ' £ ' Ul dressed students and faculty made themselves known for Spirit Week. Everyone became involved and had a grand time. For the first day, stu- dents dressed in black and white. Anything went from T-shirts to tuxedo outfits. Events ranged from the ice cream eat to the tricycle race, t.p. push and the chug-a-lug. Mismatched prints, polyester pants, long shorts and hard toe shoes roamed the campus on Nerd tourist Day. At times it was difficult to tell the tourists from the nerds. The noontime activities included the best dressed contest, helium balloon stomp, and the car cram. Yc? - c ; M 158 Spirit week Spirit week 159 Lively was the word to describe the atmosphere during this special week. The Rock-a-Billy 50 ' s Day proved to be very popular with everyone. On this day students and facul- ty were clothed in attire dating back to the fabulous 50 ' s. The best dressed contest, the inner tube race, penny pitching, the cherry find, and musical chairs filled the day ' s sched- ule. The Irish spirit was evident in everybody on the fourth and final day — Mighty Mascot Day. Students and faculty displayed their school pride by dressing up in green and gold get-ups. The activities for the day were the back to back water balloon toss, back rubbing contest, and the mighty mascot drink. 160 Spirit week Uroovy How can the romp and humor of those assemblies ever be for- gotten??? Vivacious cheerlead- ers from all classes, chanting and cheering seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshman, fight song play- ing Irish band, jump splitting Colleen drill teamers, performing dancers stepping to the tempo, color guard and rifles a-spinning and a-twirling, athletes hooting, hollering and whistling, Student council announcing and applauding, the faculty and administration surveying and disciplining, all of these things were done to fill us with pep. 162 Assemblies Assemblies 163 or opposite gender day was one the Irish couldn ' t soon forget. The guys dressed as gals and vice-versa. (Quite interesting!) The events for the day consisted of the best-dressed couple contest, the shaving cream contest, which 4 girls sat in chairs and 4 guys tried to build a long beard of shaving cream — the longest beard made in 1 minute won, also a potato sack race and a best legs contest where 6 guys dressed as girls got their legs judged. People actually wore sheets as a form of clothing on the day labeled TOGA Day. The events for the day were just as interesting as the contestants ' costumes. There was the crowning of the king and queen, the winners wore the crowns for the remainder of the day. Also, there was a time to pigout and stuff those hamburgers in the mouth contest, requiring 5 hamburgers per person. And so these nutty daze ended with plenty of good memories not soon to be forgotten. 164 Irish Week Irish Week 165 Greens invaded the Kennedy campus on the fun-filled blarney day honoring St. Patrick. Also on this day, a tug-a-war was held pitting various teams in the mud- slinging main event. On the last day of Irish Week, people donned formal attire and carried lunch pails to suit the occasion. The events for the day were as follows: car push — where 5 contestants from each class pushed a car from one point to another, a lifesaver and toothpick relay — 4 teams with 5 people lined up with a toothpick in each of their mouths, the person at the end of the line would receive a lifesaver and pass it through the line using only the tooth- pick, the toilet paper wrap — 5 couples were used as one person from each team stood still while the other person wrapped him her from the ankles to the neck, in all cases the fastest time won. 166 Irish Week •C f wok i--- %?? n 1 Irish Week 167 Skates rolled everywhere as the seniors headed out for another exhilerating Skate Night at the Anaheim Family Fun Center. There were other amusing things to do besides skat- ing. For instance, there were bumper boats — that were in a pool of water with mazes in which to get lost. There was a high ball game — that took place inside an enclosed trampoline. Also, a waterslide — where people got to try their skills at keeping their balance, while going down a steep slide atop a plastic sled- type item into water — was very entertaining. All in all, it was an exciting night for all the seniors that participated. 168 Skate Night L i W i. i.jj i Skate Night 169 Putting on the Ritz Packed with gifted, diligent entertainers, Performing Dance exemplified vitality. Their dance skills ranged from Jazz to Tap and Ballet to Contemporary. Their advisor Shirley McBride guided Performing Dance to several events including basketball halftimes, assemblies, the Spring Show, Holiday in Music and Silverado Days. To top off their busy schedule, the members also supplied lessons. Photograph Seniors. 3. hs: 1. Juniors. 2. Seniors. 3. Leaders: (1 to r): Janie Frigge, Dora Aldaz, Susan lacovetri, Man Chekel, and Jacqui Woods. 4. Group: Shelly lacobson, Esther Amador, Denise Granito, Tracv Ehlers, Jane Earley, Susan lacovetri, Cindy Palmer, Janie Fngge, Susan Roush, Jacqui Woods, Mari Chekel, Cindy Addison, Kathv Johnson, Caroline Pugeda, Melinda Hyder, Brenda Kwan, Julie Kim, Lisa Carrillo, Sharon Atherton, Karen Kronenfeld Kim Huston, Stephanie Coker, Dora Aldaz, Diane Koshi, Stephanie McLeod, Janeen Stamos. 5. Sophomores n© f I Performing Dance Music in the air rom the first year flutist to the dedicated drummer, there lies a special kind of magic, a certain something that brings job to the air, the gift of music. Many Kennedy students are touched with this talent and for them Mr. Hargis directs three bands, each with its own unique style. The Jazz band has pleased audiences with its tunes of Hayburner, Free at Last, That Warm Feeling, and Speaking of Dave. Photographs: 1. Jazz Band (alphabetically): H. Gallart, L Gonzales, J. Gnjalva, E. Holland, A. King, T. King, J. Lin, T. Lush, T. Neal, J. Oakley, J. Reynolds, M Stocks, M. Van Dyke, T. Weiner, G. Woddworth, B. Yee. 2. Officers. 3 Symphonic: A. Abbott, S. Askov, R. Aviram, T. Bernstein, D Berry, L. Blake, R. Blough, S. Bradshaw, ]. Brohman, E Burton, E. Casares, M. Castillo, B. Chen, M. Cheng, M Conway, M. Cook, D. Corrigan, K. Cramer, R. Babbs, T Devlin, C. Eastland, J. Edwards, D. Eli, D. Eli, E. England, C Estrada, L. Estrada, S. Estrada, K. Evans, R. Fnas, C Gibson G. Gomez, L. Gonzales, L. Graham, C. Hill, L. Hill, H. Houk R. Junker, A. King, T. King, K. Kutajima, E. Kobb, G. Lay man, D. Llamas, L. Lobert, P. Lyons, J. McAllister, K McCathv, S. Meral, R. Morales, R. ' Olear, C. Paterson, H Reed, D. Rubenstein, B. Sargent, T. Scotlan, S. Selby, C Shimabukuro, S. Shimono, K Stephenson, M. Suga|ski, 1 Suh, P. Turner, L. Van Lith, D. Vera, A. Wilkes, T. Wisniews ki, G. Woodward, J. Yohn. 4. Wind Ensemble. 5. Mr. Hargis. Musical Youth t wenty talented | performers V survived solo and group auditions to become part of one of the more choice choral groups in the Anaheim District. Trained by the gifted instructor Mr. Schamp, Chorale performed at a variety of events. Their voices enchanted audiences at the Holiday in Music Chorale harmonized to entertain receptive persons. This music program introduced young people to the enjoyment of singing, a life long activity. Photographs: 1. Chorale: front (1 to r): G. Tanji, D. Clark, J. Dull, C. Virgil, D. Perlongo, M. Staunton, L. Koopman, G. Gyrd, K. Batman, C. Talbot, C. Burkhart, Row 2: K. Elsing, K. McCloud, S. Wallum, }. Bridges, L. A. Hull, C. Di Angelo, D. Omieczyski, A. Newberry. 2. Debbie, Jackie, and Kathy await their cue. 3. A madrigal pose. 4. Chorale harmonize. 5. James Schamp. 6. Seven singers exercise their vocal chords. 176 Chorale Photographs: 1. OCE officers pave the way: (1 to r): Richard Frias, Erika Aljens, Robert Benson, Richard Dekany. 2. CSF officers brainstorming for new fund raising ideas: (1 to r): Dawn Ethington, Ami Bera, Chia Choe and Sandi Yodoka- wa. 3. Leading the newly organized OCE, the infamous Robert Benson boldly goes where no club has gone before. 4. OCE: B. Benson, R. Dekany, E. Nosaleck, 5. Dekany, R. Aviram, R. Bages. 6. Sophomores and freshmen CSF mem- bers paying attention to the morning announcements appeared for the photo. 7. Seniors and juniors in CSF knew the meaning of mandatory and made haste to be in the picture. 178 OCE CSF Winner numerous legs, a good 10. and service points?? Whv it sounds like CSF. The California Scholarship Federation held many activities like bake sales, paper drives, car washes, a toy drive for abused children and a canned food drive. Lead by Mr. Arakawa, the officers were Chia Choe, pres, Ami Bera, vp sec, Dawn Ethington, and treas. Sandi Yodokawa. adding a new winning tradition, the Organization of Campus enrichment picked up where other clubs left off. The club ' s prupose was to enhance the campus in anvway needed, whether it be in tutoring students, beautifying the campus or aiding in community functions. The club had a successful year; their tireless efforts aided the Irish immensely. Starting off on a roll, the Photo Club was supervised by Mr. Maib. These interested students learned developing and printing of film. Discussions on current photography and field trips provided a more in-depth view on photography. Keeping the school entertained was no small task, but Drama met the challenge. These thespians learned the finer points for acting, and they exercised their abilities in productions and skits. Mr. Montalbano served as advisor. Photographs: 1. Drama kneeling (1 to r): S. Fisher, K. Fraser, T. Strong, A. Coronado, D. Omieczynski. row 2: D. Cheery, C. Digerlando, V. Giraldi, R. Dabbs, S. Wallum, L. Berry, S. Evans, Mr. Montalbano, L. Gnmm, C. Virgil, G. Banner. 2. Photo: front (1 to r): J. Sanders, J. Carter, C. Evans, T. Wang, M. Parker, row 2: D. Weaver, T. Neal, M. Rodgers, K. Meyers, Mr. Maib. 3. Chris, Karen, Gary, Lisa, and Diane ham it up. 4. Mr. Maib, Dave and John keep the enthusiasm up. 5. Lalaine, Chns, Sean, and Mr. Montalbano sit for a family type portrait. 180 Photo Dm ma x op ouV- c me Wec . )4 ie f Cwlr 4 e jer ioto Drama 181 182 Diati Key Photographs: 1. Diati Club officers: front (1 to r): Advisor Mr. Havnes Laura Perry, vp, back: sec tres Naomi Yoshinaga, president Liz McDargh. 2. Naomi helps the Diati club by recording important information. 3. Giving vet another oi her usually fascinating and motivating speeches, Li McDargh chats about the upcoming field trip. 4. Diah. 5. Key Club officers: Dawn Ethington, pres, Annette Ugliano, VP, tres, Sandy Yoshimizu. (not pictured: advisor Mr. Kurth, sec. Chia Choe. ) b. Key Club: front (1 to r): A. Ugliano, K. Tsuboi, D. Ciesinski, V. Dagan, L. Yoshimizu. back: T. Ngo, D Ethington, T. Ethington, C. Sucher, M. Blalock, S. Yoshimi- zu, D. Montera. brain storms • TT sian club brought % V ' together individuals sharing an interest in the Oriental culture. Events and activities planned around the Asian theme included field trip to Disneyland on Japan Day, an excursion to Japan Expo, and a luncheon. V iving members J an edge, FBLA C3 exposed them to basic business working conditions, from running the student store to working the concession stands. Advised by Mrs. Van Hunnick, FBLA made thanksgiving baskets for needv families. Photographs: 1. Asian Club: front (I to r): D. Kishi, S. Lin, S. Camalig, L [Vrrv, S. Yodokawa, N. Yoshinaga, K. Tang, D. Nakakihara, row 2: B. Muta, L. Wong, S. Teramoto, K. Tsuboi, K. Tawa, J. Kuriki, N. Masuo. row 3: K. HungJ. ya Yamashiro, V. Dagan, S. Lee, K. Im, K. Chao, ]. Teves, S. Kwan, ]. Shelton, D. Ethington, K. Kitajima, D. Hatchimonji, N. Rojas. 2. FBLA: officers Ileana Garcia, Barbara DeVauI. Stacey Crawford, Debbie Clinton. 3. Asian officers: Jamie, Sandi, Diane, Jean. 4. Mrs. Ragusa advises Asian Club. 5. FBLA: front: M. Serizawa, S. Steen, L. Serizawa, L. Chang, S. Gang, S. Heilman, N. Sheer, H. Cnalawsky. row 2: K. Mann, I. Garcia, C. Fletcher, K. Sager, D. Clinton, K. Keeling, S. Crawford, B. De Vaul, T. Smith, D. Perlongo, K. Huston. 184 Asian FBLA Asian FBLA 185 Educated endeavors s nhancing m competence in chess, Chess Club provided competition with other schools in the academic game. The Officers were Min Kim president, Han Kim vice president, and secretary and treasurer Derek Nakamura. an atmosphere that was science oriented previaled in the Science Club. Led by president Tsuyoshi Kuramoto, v.p. Mike Bang, and sec tres. Denise Kishi, the club pursued various activities, including bake and candy sales, and field trips. Photograph: Science Club: back (I to r): Mr. Ridenour, Eva Ferrer, Lisa Wong, Becky Muta, Jean Yamashiro, Kurt Higa, Chris Patterson, Charles Kim, Han Kim, Chris Crockett, middle: Cathy Swenson, Angela Huang, John Hilts, Todd Hudson, Min Kim, Jeff Sung, Derek Nakamura. front: Denise Kishi and Tusyoshi Kuramoto. 186 Science Club Chess Club 187 uess what? Last year ' s Junior House led by its Junior class officers, spent much of their time promoting spirit. The officers conducted meet- ings where important decisions were made. Their main activity was planning and financing the Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at a spe- cific place on a certain date. With the uncanny cooperation of all, an elegant Prom was staged and a successful year completed. This year ' s Ju- nior House and officers did pretty much the same stuff. 190 Junior officers JUNIOR OFFICERS Chris Ebell, V.P. Bill Sexton, Pres Lisa Hinojosa, Tres Kris Evans, Sec Junior officers 191 david baker russell baldwin gary_bann£r. preston banzhaf becky baron Stephanie barrett bettina bartha jeania bartlett kim basham lisa batterton mark beckner andrea bennett gina bernal kerri berry stacey bischofl sandra black chuck blake kirn blake mike blalock diane blankenship sheila bollier alien bonaguro iuhee bong neiko bornhoff mike bornhoff cheryl bowman sean bradford marie brennan david broadaway bonnie brown kelly brown robert brown scott buss christina byrd connie caballero phillip cabesuela mandj3_cjH reon4 micfielle cadmha bonnie calnek Stephanie camali dana campbell jill carasik kang-ping chang brent chapman amy chavez george_.rhavpz, janice chen sabrina chen danny cheng John cheng vivian cheng Wfffi donna dark ki rn dark van dark rachel cohen sylvia colannino tracv colbv richard common mike Conner julie cooper annette correa scott cosby lysa couse tt holly craig tina Crawford sharon crosby k asey dawson rruchelle delzer candee demont john dennis iohn destouet brian dicely nancy dickinson chris ' digerlando mark dills jim dinwiddie danette driscoll ]ane _ ea7tey chris ebell dorothy elamparo joni elhc dan kendra elsing t eri enget robert tusmire . 196 Juniors karen fraser julie freshwater rodney galinato John ganci Hear j ames garcia regina garcia mike ganbay wavne garton John gasparovic lauren gaukler frank genera kelly gentry jon giacomi carreen gibson elaine gilbert chuck goetz joey goijalva paula golbeck llovd gonzales neJson_granados denise granito dus hawn green sandi greehewalt marian groeneveld kim grommes julie guevara matt gvde mike hammond jimmv han lynn han pam hansell bill hansen michelle harding denise harger mark haugan rpbert hauptmaa. laurie hay candace hemphill curtis hemphill jennie henderson brady hendrickson danielle hernandez robin herring shannon hickling cheryrtricks - lisa hinojosa jodi hofstetter nancy holden eric holland I lloydholt | rene nornak darla hostetter paul hsu ■ ,4 ' J k . ' kirk Vi- angela huang amy huitt susan iacovetti michelle iliff m mm kellyim ross ito david jackson ianelle jackson karen Jacob shelly jacobson wmmm RW a r m W$W$ karen karle renne keaulani_ mililvn kelleher brad ' telle? karla kerr kafhv kerwitz Juniors 199 shir ley kirkconnell mike _ kirschner denise kishi vicki kisko kimberlvk oontz brent kovama maria krauss holly kronguist scott kulbeck marina lainer angela lamberg michelle landis lena lauezenheise michelle leaf sand y_jge. edlyn legaspi laurie lew can dy lewis rene licon tracy lindholm liz lubin gilbert lucero mark lusTT tim lush ft s -;l 200 Juniors michelle macdonald glen mat Had- doue l : k . F i ralph martinez | tina martinez gab MTiahjrano_ becky mauncio john ' mccann kathy mccarthy michelle mccarthy steve mccarty ron mcclain diane mcclelland shayne mcconnell francine mccormick kristy mccov keitH mcguire y ite_rackinney Hennis meek cindi melchert scott meldrum ligia mendieta i, oscor mendoza Jv todd merchant wendy miliar lois miller henry modregon dennis montera tammy moody ernie moran jon morinishi bobbi munroe dolores murano necky muta pam nelson mike neumann tan ngo trinh nguyen carlos nieto kathleen nordlin ken norlin troy north charlenne oakes John oakley dena oberst shaun ocarman natalie ochiai debra omieczynski judith o patz william ortiz thomas oshea lvle ota amanda ousley cindy palmer maunuel palos maria panganiban daniel parada shannon paris rp™fS y .. a i) 202 Juniors sid passic nipul patel chris paterson cyndi pattun joe pennaivluo Jennifer perez lauri perez danielle periongo colette perraul ' ackit i ron steve pitts r ; Juniors 203 sonmatie ramsundar chris redfield frances_sajK±i£Z_ michelle sanc hez John sanders jUTsargem laurie sasaki torn scanlon WfflSk mark scheier tomjichultz gary schultze sherry seales sharon seeley jill settles «ZE£%? } ieff silva heidLsimoiL stacy sims harhit singh joe siordia Foni sito todd Stephenson michelle stoehr jan strudjyyick Juniors 205 shawii-Stuiit cheri sucher gaulaj ummer s ca thv sw enson Brad taylor erich taylor john taylor shaw n taylo r TrTeTesa thiel rod thyberg cathy toguchi alexis torres mike toothaker klaus trochowski danny tsai mike tully janice turcotte maria tu ttle carmelita yaldez TIeana Valencia torn valenzuela robin vandermeulen wendi vandyke marina vanmelle warren vehec henia verla eric vonschimmelmann frank vu shannori WalTurrr beth walker mario warcher robert ward bob wasisteer f i ri 1 quian wilkinsT trumell wilk ins . gary williams jeff williams melissa williams carol willis elizabeth wilmot ro bin winger arm wirths lisa witkowski lisa wong jim wooq gerald woodward st acy worthen jean yamashiro kevin yates steve yeagle michelle yost ;j luz yuson shawn zanganeh Juniors 207 orking hard and playing hard, the Sophomore class proved to be a very enthusiastic unit. They held various fund raisers including M M ' s and See ' s suckers. Despite the full schedule, the members made time to contribute to the commu- nity. A voluntary community help program was organized in which a community center or any center that aids the community was chosen and members offered their services. The Sophomore House strived to make its class a social club as well as a worthy organization. Sophomore officers iOPHOMORES OFFICE Caroline Pugeda, Tres Mike Bang, Pres Cindy Hansell, Sec Mike Faddoul, V.P. Sophomore officers 209 da vid abeling. sonia abjuayo ' ' debbie a dams nancv aeuinaga eTTzatfeth aljens steve aithison hollie allison melody alsman jahet ambuehl cristy appel nancy aquinaea lisaa rch ibald sharon atherton samiramiss attieh randy atwood — rcffTaviram alane azevedo JoErLbabe jamie baca scott bacon rick baez glenn baier krista_baker will iam bak ex ' tt W A - lisabarry stepherTbartlett caj iybarton david becerra bob becker brett beloat 210 Sophomores wmm f MM. ■ t ' •• ' 1 scutt hciljj clarvn benton jim ' bergin traci bernstein david berry david berry brett bisseU [Mill Milk robert blough mike boettcner talisajjogiin cindy bonney rosal yn bosley marc bowler June bradford sheryTb radshaw jacklebrashears michael bray stacey broyer eric brucker david brunning james bucing alan bueTTO eric bueslng james buesing neidi bunstead charlie bur nes elvin bustama n te greg buthrie clint cadinha henrycall meTTnda cano oe canral riavtcTcarlson katrina carrejo lisa carrillo Sophomores 211 cloyce carter joni ca rter anna casebeer marga ret cast a neda lourdes castillo. marilvn castleberry joe_cayoii! Stepha n ie cela ya jd_cg peda kyung chang Jinda_chang T a7Tn chao jackie charpentier robin christensen m artl n cisneros r?ToricIa clammer dawn dark preston dark roger dark willie. lark Icen clifton michelle coe anthony co ker stej ken cole theresa coleman christine collier IKe]cc)nway pFnTcooK deanna cooper cathy corning deni se correal } ohn costabile. patricia cotugno jawan ni couset L steve cozine mitch cramer rich crew donna crocker 212 Sophomores tad Crockett darrell crosbie craig cur nrnings ida Cunningham jerry dan derby da jerry daugherty lavidson cheryl davis toni davis valerie davis vince dawson mark deafman carl delarosa ncTTarcTdeKany denise deland ' mic helle d ejong michell e de mart ino tim devlfn mara lea deweerd mark dipietrantoni lisa dossi chuck doyle m ™ tnna_ef mike erdelji le onard escude xu Hsa estra da monica es trada y eric evans mike faddoul vang fang tracyTav shan non federly durra n tew kes_ monika heberg Soph sharvn.finkelstein ]fc allarjjitst zandara fleming richjlarian bryan jorce dan ielle four nigj renne gner gary grommes david gutierrez heather gwilliam patti gwilliam dan haffke rN£M tf K V-7 214 Sophomores deanna haftke jason ha ;adorn shauneJiall iennifei hallyaman kim Hammond james hanania stacey h.iiuhctt cindv luiibull Stacy harrison WWW m __ __. . V I kurt hlga d ayid henderson mike henderson ' a nna heman djsz rancisco hernandez bryanjiigbe beck T highley cESThlJ]- Christine hill janee h hill J onathan hilts anthony hinojos tim holihan shawn holland tony hooper sTieri horniing mike hoskins ron howea Sophomores 215 shawnajmsigad kjm_huston jacquelinTPTuysman melinda hyder soo im donna iiaBelle doug ivins melinda jackson steph Jacques st eve jehoich char lee jewell gleen Johnson it jim jones jolene jones andy karol kurt kartcallins jerry kelly min kim st andee kim hsa king terry king jg rrie kirchberg byron kitajima it£ a rc I 1 216 Sophomores kevin kjelland kg rry knaak damn kotri debra kreis karen kronenfeld tsuyoshi kuramoto brenda kwan frank lacas sa ncia lacey feighjant Steph anie laprairi e J jfcernadet lara -A cathy laskey janeenJalQsa waltlauderdale rMTFTaun moniquejeagne jacTTTee jenny lee iindalee nelson lei mark lennon mic helle levi a david liken ien hn hm 1 joe hn sharon lindenberg daniel lino domenic llamas gina locicero mark loiacano barbara lopez rbsa lope 7 bill lucian jo ann lumsden angela _r nacgrego r carlos machado yicjnaglietto kevin marquandt kris mart inez Yudy martinez Sophomores 217 ken massman michejlejnayior kUthy maynard craig mazzagatte stove mcdetfand ■ rm. 218 Soph kristin noble shayiu ' nofts jeff nolan kevin norlin eric nosalek jeff nowlin l arry nowlyn _ carioch ulie ocker shannon oconnor mike ohern kami okabe mayor okoloise richarcr-oreaT marnie ornelas torn orr scott ortiz food ove rturf _ _ kimi ovama mike pagan armando palos patti pappapetru isa partridge gregg pauley sharon pavuk tim peglow mellssa pellin tami penfieF theresa pepper francisco perez kevin perker laurie peters ■, [upita pe fricciolli -f michelle pettengill connne pierce ron poitra _gina polis mike pontrefli kathy poseley jim potter Sophomores 219 djmis£__powell traci prestcux caroline pugeda danny piiliiio sujsanjxirsley Stephen quon wsewgw M V m msiiJt jjJsselLredrriaad- jmgie__rejd_ rayreid jeff reynolcls jeff rheins dqnna_richmand steve ridley_ davTd ' rifkin david robinson steven robles paulrodas jam es rodriguez Julian rodriguez miguel rodriguez dan roh j3aul__rojas. ■ ]oe roman jlanny_ romney carl rosengren david rubenstein loria ruiz ?w own 220 Sophomores wm NF marta salgado david saliiias marv ellen sam he beckv sargent pam saucedo j tack scalfani charlaine schmitt v michelle s hvvass p stacy schweigert darrvl shimoyama Caroline shin prasant shukla gerald stalder alaina stamps edmee staud e ma tt stebhmT kirn stephcnscn Sophomores 221 alien sun jett sung mary_sw anson tim syfers cari sypkens wayne talbott 222 Sophi shriley tamanaha madeleine tav akol ian sheri taylor gartHTeTrebonne kristenthlelerT brian thomas cyndi thomp_son Iorrie thon jacETisdaie John toner maryann torres Bsiree tarrescano tost trott michelle tryon ro berto turc ios Tami turnrJuIT richard tuthill richard lyson diana valdez i yolanda Valencia C.andy van_denberg kevin vaugnan andrea vehec debbie vera kim verity tony villa ' r robin vogle. mark vroom dm vu wendy walker denise Wallace patty warsow shannon weimer Stephen whelm I lyn uhitlvi k robert whitman lisa wickmire alan wi TKes amy williams chris williams nancy williams Christopher Williamson karen wilham ' soh charles wilmot carlene wilson d on wilson Stephanie wong dean na w ood shelli wood brian woolner scott vamamoto leslie yoshimizu vumi yoshinaga bob zehra ed ziegler david-7imprman theo zoet Sophomores 223 a f | jfl A 1l 5 tarting off to a great first year. Guiding their estatic members, the Freshmen officers pro- moted and instilled in their fellow freshmen end- less amounts of spirit and determination. They accomplished heaps and bunches of real neat stuff. One of their activities was to raise money by selling M M ' s. Helping the needy was another priority. The Freshmen class held canned foods and clothing drives to attain this goal. All the members were satisfied as their first year began with potential greatness. FRESHMEN OFFICERS £f| Brad Freedman, Pres Danny Nichols, Tres Cathy Griffiths, Sec Andy Ujiie, V.P, Freshmen officers 225 johnna alien tina alien leticia almeraz ed alvarez staci alves tiffany anthony iodiaragana miCTfelTe ' arakaki lizbeth arauz melinda armen ta melinda armenta michael armenta lori ashley shondi askins sheri askov steve astle bwen bach darren baker kristy b almer vernon banks greg banzhaf sid barnett suzie Darnow dean barton ray baum susana beckmann yvonne beech eric benda kathleen berdis paul bernd 226 Freshmen tonya black kirn blackman chris blackmore lvnne blake teresa bianco sov bol j ill bona yentura amn?orrell tracey boucher khan ' bowers cin die bowie brian box www traci bradshaw neil brine janet brohamn eden brower elizabeth brown bill brownell mike buchanan joe burden Christina burkart brian burke edward burton jonnie bvrd rebecca byrd alfonso campos debbie candelaria jrvcanti eina caggage kevin carr laura carrico John carroIT david carter eric casares Freshmen 227 tari castillo grant cawley gabriel chaire z howard chalawsky billy chen maria cheng paul cisneros linda dark lisa dark carrie claxton jeff clifton torn clinton dennis coburn mona coggins angela coletta Jennifer collins melinda connell iren cornier TcatTry conne r ]im conrov martha cook brent coolbaugh carol corning alexandra coronado drew corrigan lydia cortez ron cotney kim cracchiolo 4.1,  mm ! 228 Freshmen 1 f l ! ( r ft ' yuDi 1% J stac y davis dins di-ll deeanne depue wcqucul de silva robin dollar rj aula dougherty arti dua erika dur harn. robert dyer charles eastland kristina edmond jeff edwards clara elejalde john elliott gerri embree elli england thomas erdelji stephani escobar david esparza gina espinoza shelley estrada cameron evans kim evans randy ewers uis finkelstein Freshmen 229 desiree foumier terina franklin brad freedman brian frigge henry gallart jay ganci david garcia lisa garcia troy gardner joe gafeia Jennifer gares yizamie gaxibay michelle garrett Tisa garton nicolaj eilenfeld anthony george debbie george kami george paul george jinh giang mike gibbs mark eibsan Jennifer gloe fary gomez v gonzales micKeTTe gonzales deanna_gQwdy donald gozales fwrHT ' ' Afc , , WWWM 5 • T 230 Freshmen amy guthrie andrew gwilliam billy hall david hamlin kelly hansen krista harrell ionna harris rn hart michelle hayden ffhedtke tim helgeson dannv henderson laila hernandez mario Tierhahdez danny hernderon denise higuchi shannon nislop sandra hoehne rachel hoffman larry hollowa Caroline hoisted lee hoots John horwood heather houk joann hsu mike huerta lorLhunier. Christina hurden kristen hurley kim huston kathleen inouye bryan iverson Jennifer Jacobs michelle jansen tawnie Jeffries loretta jensen ted Jimenez charles johnson erin Johnson konna kelley jill kelling keith kemerer scott kerr andy kirn myoung kim steve kim steve kim thomas kim young kim m W K t. - kimberling WW ' it angelique kimberling darby king_ michelle king tracy ki ng lyndajarkdorffex kelly kitajima chris kline stefanie knartzer wmmrn eddie koob BF ' rW patricia koe I katy kohl lindaj oiip-mans. carolyn koshi matt kotch ■ A eddy kreitz kris kroll thomas kwan bob lacombe eric lamberg Sandra Ian tow . r LiM y i L« ' ; 232 Freshmen ■fH •7FP tanya larson cliff lautzenhei Chris lawler gina layman todd IJal mary lee tina Iehman Jessica lemon aarwA ;a lohert • lvienne lupez david losquadro J ennifer lossne r edward lubin annon luong pam lyons diane ' macdonald diane mackay rvland madison jill maes jodie maes Joh n magda leno ginger maldruf - laura malone katie mann marilvn mead Freshmen 233 brian mccann teresa mccarthy ianna mcconnell sner ri mcelmurry irucha e llricint ire TiriarTlTickenips jill mclaughlin mike mcmahon kelli mcmillan kara mendenhall beth mercer kevin meyer brenda milisap ioanne milne david moberg shellie molendyk mark montgomery gina morena jim morgan allan morrison christen mortensen brenda mosqueda mike murphy darin nakakihara patrick nakayama sottara neang met®? r nm • M t i 234 Freshmen WrtB dannv nichols max hijst iiHii-t nakao mirhplle nnnk fallan riorthrop Joseph obrien kim oconnor eddie olague dana oldenburg roger om garrett omata eric opdahl ci ra oropeza barbara q rr rosa ortega cindy osuna sandi paccione sal padilla micnelle pagan steve pagan kaiolani page adam palos rick palos nirav parikh kim parker mike parker sonal patel trupti patel mary patnaude tamipayne mlRe perBns lisa perry laune peters maria pietranowicz davi ' mike pitts susan praetor tiffany prall chris preuss Freshmen 235 robby pruitt dawn purcell jaime quinteros reelyn rabune annette ramirez terri ramirez mike rankin silvano rascon aaron reddoch steve reilly M davi d- eyes donald richardson r C ,r . • nuke rieth hui-soo rim terri rios chris roberts erika roberts jolie robinson mike rodgers arolinejodriguez cecilia rodriguez j ouis r od rigu ez mark rodriguez tony rodriguez james rooms Iaura roop j ohn na_jpsa- darren roth jULxoyce mike ruston angelajyznex scott sabo sheri sacco 236 Freshmen J8 Wa ,M robert salcido robert sanchez jackie savage vvendy savage todd schermerhorn stewart schesnack tanya scotlan kns seej russ selby angelica serrano michelle shee r janet shelton jerry sherman craig shimabukuro shawn shimono toney shin kim sikes jj arreh simpkin s_ ulie simpson arbara simlT kamlesh singh bobbv small ennifer smith smith hans snijdewind rowena socorro gary Steele valerie sudberry michaelan sugajski greg suppe Freshmen 237 dean Sutherland monica tabares candy talbott yavonhe talley richard todd mary tong tien tran stanton trotter patrick turner carolyn tuttle anthony ugliano andy ujiie brigette utesch Jisa van jith derek varTrnelle reshma vasanwala ± - v. .m i bill vera mark verrett lloyd vidales wayne vinlove chris waddell shelly wagner 238 Freshmen Tff?  jenny vvaldkirch bill walencuela ti 9 RV 9 ' Kathi weni darrin watters diane welch eff welsh tho messa wesley ' L 1 I 3avid whitman ' gzfwm a ■ e w mike whitmarsh dana wickersheim j acltie wilcox chaverita Williams rick vvilliams tina williams loanne Willis rt ' v. L . I. davicTwilson doreen wilson ronald winger tracee wisdorf thomas wisniewski derek wisnowski nancy witkowski mark wix taby ong dan wren nicole wright julie wrisl ey |ac¥ie wriss sheri yamanishi jason yohn shavvn young david zamora lucricia_zamora ro eTTzamora tara zehner Freshmen 239 w T FACULTY The school year has been a most productive and enjoyable one. Our school has developed an excellent reputation for its academic programs and we have been hon- ored by the outstanding achievements of our Shamrock regiment, ath- letic teams, and many other programs as they have represented us out- side of the campus set- ting. We have attempted to provide you with meaningful programs and activities which will assist you in reaching your chosen goal. For those of vou who are gra- duating this year we wish you the very best of success as you seek your place in the mainstream of life. 1 am particularly proud of the graduating class and all our stu- dents. You have set your goals high and 1 am confi- dent you will be success- ful in all that you do. Best Wishes, Larry Fancher, Principal FACULTY Russ Barton [ Philip Juni Scott 7 Albright 8 Beach 9 Bertoni 10 Arakawa 11 Burns 12 Art, Math History Math, Computer Science History Theresa Campbell Economics FACULTY Tim Castles Special Ed. 9t V % ■ i - i L - ■ J — i al m gp gj i ' i i V I B Chris Enterline English Violet Fannon English FACULTY Jim Frye Special Ed FACULTY Stant Johnson Mathematics Dave Kurth Science Leonard Betty Lahtinen 9 Lancaster 10 Social Studies Mathematics Charles Lippincott Special Ed. Robert Maib Photography f t J - $ M n Shirley McBride 2 Physical Ed. Aaron McGuire Socio Studies FACULTY FACULTY Betty Rogaliner Special Ed. May Sato Social Studies ZV V7mO(r ' th f.0V Reuben Tysell Mathematics Willi Van Hunnick 9 Business Ray Vincent Special Ed I ' VE BBB ;rAME Hey look us over We ' re Irish with pride A-glancing and a-peeping Behind our frames we hide We like to scope And check it out Unless there is turnabout, And so we will view All day through Watching and wondering All about who? Take a glimpse, But you can ' t see Just how much these Irish eyes are smiling. Photographs: 1. Irish students take time out to pose For a passing photographer. 2. Dedicated Irishmen Ron Rabune and Steve McCarty occupy their time making football posters. 3. Celebrating Friendship Dav are Mike Laskev and Sean Strauss. 4. During a game, band trumpeteers entertain the crowd. 5. Our Irish moms have plenty of spirit. 6. Gloria Ruiz does a tap routine a la Fred Astaire. 7. Looking adorable in their Colleen outfits, Cathy Lia and Kris Evans beam out their sweet smiles. 8. Laughing and chuckling, Alan Bonaguro and Sheri Taylor enjoy the game. 9. Kelvin Evans shadows Da ' rla Hostetter. KO Buddy. Buddy c£k tvo - If was as if you had walked through a time portal. In MP1 on January 21, a chapter or two of history was right be- fore you. Amongst the elaborate decora- tion, were such historical figures as Queen Elizabeth, Mary Tudor, Sir Thomas Moore, Katharine of Aragon, and literary characters as Romeo and Juliet, Don Quixote, and Macbeth. The Renaissance Experience was the brain- child of Mrs. Meltebarger. Her senior English Honors devoted infinite hours to attain the authenticity necessary. Re- search papers, committee work, design- ing of family or crests, all aided in the project to create an atmosphere of the past. Costumes were worn and the di- alect was spoken. It would be impossible to list all that was done behind the scenes, but the experience truly work- ed one ' s creative and academic ability to its greatest potential. Photograph;,: 1. Wench Rose (Rosella Reyes) finds Sir Thomas Moore (Jeff Carter) an appealing target. 2. The banquet table is tranquil as the nobles await service. 3. Lady Macbeth (Eileen Rivera) sits beside her Lord (Robert Benson). 4. The pair of star- crossed overs: Juliet (Sue Brownell) gazes at her smittened Romeo (David Redman). 5. The famous Michelangelo (Mike Laskey) demonstrates his tal- ent. 6. Lennox the Alchemist (Alan Freedman) dis- plays the golden product of his experiments. 7. Sir Thomas Moore listens devotedly to his wife Alice (Janie Fngge). 8. D ' artagnon (Sue Roush) subcom- es to the swordsmanship of Don Quixote (Dave Ahia). 9. Queen Elizabeth (Karen Batman) is found on the arm of her close companion, Sir Walter Raleigh (Steve Dekany). Save 55% on tax credit! 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COOPEY (714) 522-4545 Good Luck Class of 83 Student Council Ron Ashley Audrey Baier Mike Bang Ami Bera Maria Carlsen Mari Chekel David Ciesinski Susan Cody Mike Conner Cindy Dust Brad Freedman Bryan Garrity Debbie Gast iM Jon Giacomi Margot Gutierrez Darrel Kidwell Tracy King Steve McCarty Marcelo Mendoza Gina Moreno Lyle Ota Ron Rabune Sheri Robinson Bill Sexton Cari Sypkens Eric Vande Veegaete fo-14-83 : oo p P .s LMjL tit V OMr TVUS f£ £_ When the world vjic -V T?H A tS s is running down, OvkeTi . HvV CA eg you make the best Dtf £rM ° of what ' s still around „.. X Lii- c ' The Police-Zenvatta Mondatta crrH - Eternal Flame . — June oyama — nina rojas — knst j p J t 2_ mccoy — kurt wagner — debbie elton O kelvin evans — tammy ferraiz — doug f— r-markel — rosella reyes — patty ugliano - marilyn barrett — dawn ethington — annetteVisfiano — elliot schnek — wkcwfc OYAMA What are the trials and tribulations of editing a yearbook? What kind of rela- tionship do these staff members have? Golly gee whiz! Someone ' s actually reading the Editor ' s Page. Just to prepare you — this page is somewhere in the realm between a long thank you note and the National In- quirer. For the first time in a good many years, the yearbook adapted a theme, as well as keeping the graphics theme. Chariots of Fin- inspired a classv and elegant book. We also used Chariots visually on the cover and the endsheets. CQ and Time magazines supplied awesome copy and layout ideas. I ' ll begin with our advisor Elliot Schnek. Like E.T., Schnek seemed lost in space (Just kidding). As the staff can confirm, I had the utmost respect for Schnek. I never even raised mv voice at him. His goal was to make the book verv visually (opposed to in Braille) appealing. Despite all our kidding, Schnek hung in there and was the perfect teacher for our insane hunch. (We ' ll be brief, where ' s Christian Dior?). Now to the terrific staff. Nina Rojas — returning senior, she received several lessons from the Eternal Flame School of Slang. Kristy McCoy — (The Blonde) was the poor soul in charge of ads (hang in there Kristy — you can cope!) Debbie Elton — though new to yearbook, had a natural flair, for ideas for jazzv photos and nifty copv (and stick figure drawings) — her pages are some of the best. Kelvin Evans — the only yearbook photographer with enough mentality to do pages as well as take pictures, was editor ' s confidant in some neat inside jokes. (Where ' s the space cadet? Valium trip? Elliot don ' t whine) Tammy Ferraiz — authored the insane and low key humor of the volleyball copy. Rosella Reyes — resident Col- leen (meaning she constantly fund raised) endured all the band pages despite extenuating circumstance, and was the CareUnit counselor for editors suffering from deadline de- pression. Patty Ugliano — could strike terror in any editor ' s heart with her cries for help enjoyed yearbook for copy, captions, headline, lavout, donuts, eating Secret Santa clues, and GQ magazines, not in that order (I ' m so mean.). Kurt Wagner — somehow a three year veteran, was constantly busy and whose favorite answer to anv request was no way ( %$ ! Kurt get to work.) Doug Markel — gave up many a lunch to take club shots and act as resident messen- ger. Seniors Marilyn Barrett and Dawn Ethington retired after the first semester. Annette Ugliano — joined this nuttv bunch of bananas at the semester break — witnessing first hand the terror of alphabetizing 400 or so senior statements. Thanks staff — You ' re damn good people. My personal thanks to Camie Ujiie. Her correspondence from Cal saved me from the depths of editoring Hades. Thanks mucho. For all their understanding as I ran up the electricity bill as I burned the midnight oil to meet deadlines — Mom, Pop, Bros, — domo arigato gozaimasu. Editing this book was a heck of a tough job. On all those 4:00 AM and sleepless deadline nights, thank Buddha for Hill Bros, coffee, G.E. lightbulbs, stereo headphone, KROQ, long playing albums (esp. ABC-The Lexicon of Love, Hall Oates — H 2 0, and Police-Ghost in the Machine) betamax videos (Bruce Penhall-Eye on LA), and Extra-Strength Anacin for maintaining my mental health. I sincerely hope that this book knocks the socks off you. I ' ll be the first to admit — it ' s not perfect, but it ' s darn close. As for being editor It ' s a dirtv job, but someone has to doit. Editor-in-chief June Oyama SB PRESIDENT BRYAN GARRITY What are the responsibilities shouldered by an A.S.B. president? How can one person be able to meet the demands of the populace and still remain cheerful under pressure? 1983 — The year that was destined to be different, a year which has literally flown by, but a year that was filled with exciting and special moments, each and everyday. This year ' s Student Coun- cil, definitely one of the best Kennedy has ever had, worked closely together as one unit for the same cause — to upgrade and to continue the high quality traditions and activities of John F. Kennedy High School for the entire student bodv. Together and unselfishly, thev accomplished this goal. To each and every coun- cil member, I want to express my sincere appreciation and thanks! To the students of Kennedy, you were the ones that made the school! Your high class and super spirit made Kennedy shine, whether it be at an athletic event, pep assembly, or any other school sponsored event. I sincerely wish the best to each of you in the future, be sure to use all of your potential which you have displayed here at Kennedy. Make the best of what you are and what you can be. And to Mr. C , a man who has often been overlooked for all his hard work and efforts which he has made to Kennedy, a big thank you. If it wasn ' t for this man, Kennedy High School and the activities and traditions which it holds wouldn ' t be what they are today! Once again thanks to everyone and good luck always. May God Bless each and every one of you. Bryan Garrity ASB President ASB President 271 tCt K H HM te ' v • ' 1 , ;■•; ' ' M ' 1 ■ ■ So a frere does Me power come A ff h- ° to see Me race to its end . § A tf fi Chariotsvf Fire rom within. 4 u Af . _t y r 4 SAST p fr - fr H.Bert , t s r ,,, rati- - « w- ' h u W 6l b ■PA 2 OJSUjLs Jj , AciAJC o. d l X£A S f y£ a .. . -A X) o v A -9 ,3W 3 Ah 1