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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1986 volume:

W '°c f t%v: v Ks A( o V V v ? w V r % � «A V- A5 5? .4 'J7 V a O 3 N N v ■K N 5k' J J ,Y 5$ 0 0 - v w I 4 44 160 178 228 246 Table of Contents Wrapped Up In Fun Highlights Wrapped Up In Graduating The Seniors Wrapped (Ip In Activities Clubs and Organizations Wrapped Gp In Moving Gp The Gnderclass Wrapped Gp In Teaching The Faculty All Wrapped Gp The Closing 2 Table of Contents THE MSWl 4 Highlights Jlnkles uys. we scored againl Julie Nowlin wildly reports “Realty for the big game Sure am. Dawn wfiat lui ■Ifani and Then� i oaiwnghi Heir “oodles of 8punk a l� r an ep Assembly. no. 1” Lisa, Wendy, and Chris smbly. you Alan Puni?” This was Thu big test went SPIRIT i” he wa I do declare, Ms. Brenda, your IRJSH eyes pok I alms Spirit 7 FEARS What, is fashion? Is it clothing ■jom a certa kx ire? Is It a certain style? pride in appearance. Kennedy students have this certain guallty. Look ai'oun 1 Kennedy camp hat yoijseals variety, styl rlde and appearance first on the list of priorities. So to� or what hapaenlng in thenasin i. v: i d, tak� a took at Kennedy, • ■ • : gH it “all wrapped up ln|style.” No one cries when it comes to Tears for Pears glows'Wit. 11 Jeans L:. Swatches, sf and of oour Kennedy c together to fc as the “dress We at Ken |ind . The campusnfe life as the bleached pdsleys, Reeboks, blouses and skirts, 5e the traditional rings come what is known pipress” image, make our lict Footwear !' 'r the season Hu dlingtoge' Pulling their heads together. Moe, Lariy and Curly? Even lunchtime is a performance for the Drill Team and Joey. The Hug-a-Bunch. nil loih Faces 13 SPIRIT WEEK Spirit, Spirit, Spirit! What a spectacular year for the Irish to express their spirit! Spirit week vas again an enormous hit for the students on campus to dress up and participate In competl-lons filled with fun and excitement. “American Spirit Day” was the first day of the week where students dressed In red, white, and blue attire showing their American pride. The following day, each class competed in such events as the “Tuesday Night I Football Roll,” and “Hot potato.” With each class cheering for their representatives In each event, It clearly emphasized the great spirit of the Irish. Thursday was “Club and Organization Day” followed by the traditional “Green and Gold Day.” Dressed in green and gold and sporting blue and orange socks, the Irish were determined to stomp out cross-town rivals, the Cypress Centurions, at the football game the following night. 14 Spirit Week SPORTS CLUB DAY GREEN AND GOLD D. Seniors! Seniors! was the chant from the senior section at the first assembly. No one could stop the Spirit of ’86; certainly not the underclass. The class of ’86 had long awaited this moment, and it was finally a reality. Alone with the pride, dedication, and spirit of a senior comes the greater responsibility. College testing, college applications, and the thought of going out on your own posed a new set of problems for this year’s senior class. Determined to conquer these problems, the class of ’86 started out the year. With their motto, “Knowledge is Power,” the seniors displayed their feelings toward education — “We have the answer to success.” And who could give a better education than Kennedy High? This year’s senior class was truly an elite group. Seniors, you have gained the knowledge, now use it. The gang gets their spirits up during lunch. 16 Seniors Flex it Perkins! Kennedy High is 1 The liapplest ume of day — lunch. Showing a smile. No! Not the dreaded bunny ears! You can have so much iUn with Kennedy lunchea Seniors 17 The 1985-86 Superstar Pep Cheerleaders directed fry: £athy Squad had a Great Year! This has Fenton chefc d. on the hpol at been a very buqy year for Varsity games and Assemblies. Mike Pitts Cheep, Song, anfr.Yell Squads, took charge of the Yell Squad, Performing at every-Assembly 'Which Flipped and Flopped ail and Game, the PepSqua«ds thrilled « over school, and making history the entire student body. The by having the first Freshman on a Songleaders, led by Kelly Walsh, Varsity Squad! Overall it was a danced their way into everyones Fantastic Year .. heart with a Rhythmic Beat. The x L to B Michelle Gonzales Julie Nowlin Leigh Wallin Shelley Molcrutfko Kelly Walsh Janine Clasen 18 Cheer games kether ■s off thafr colors % hereVe come! K86 ''£ vRegi nwpL’t: first rofr;; K 4mRt jeU,'M. A3r kffi'E Hurltr'B, ej|Cfir, .S,. Yanlart!E6ht7' SGFfefff JEM V . JohnsOn V Tlppins, J. Si?5 P. Bupteh; K. LincVi: Va Litfl M. fflnsfcow, B. Mercer, •£.'HPnt, K. HuntSafciWoods, E: Toth, k ram; seconcnl k C� . Gomez, L. clan a( Mohr.. ?T £gc':n. C. Lyon. V. S. Denny, h Llone, G, Oliver,T B Hay, A. Md Lquez, K. KlinicW B Espinoza, third row;wt Sumwalt, D. wlAar, P. Lyons, W. Hyer, S. Ericson, D. Brcn, T. Walshe, T Snyder, H. Hyer, Warner, D;Eoi, L Ruiz, B. Bloiigh, J. Furst,-T; CastilJpdPi PurcellKfourth row; A. G T. Saso, L. Kli: Gar u, D__Go� | P Tyb'ner, J G rov mi i ,sA vr ght, X. MckincJ iftw'rb-WL raaflgrl. Jacksdrad. .ChAn pW A fr frT pons, t. n. -Turajski,'L. jj R. ' Martinez,- MrCfcpKr.s,. Bugnara, C. kClark; sixth row; 1 'C tioppp;E, Pope, jfjv Elpung, L'. Blajce, J: Mapridia, J. jj lstr.o, :S. 'Mechler,' c£:] nrtirrgr E. Twvphb, Q. Shlmabiikurd.-T. , .t, Barriow.-'TE . '- onchejdbfl seventh row; D. 2ujmv41t, M. BlaW. S. Trotter, T. Reed, D. Pease, S. Trdag I.'GaUart, J. Mcca!l |n M. Ben-y. Mierrm . Lara.-D. uM I.ec. T. C. Davis. hits a high one for. rfect ’85-’86 Colorguard; first row; S. Fled, R. Minner, M. Benbow, A. GayJ D. Purcell, G. Espinoza, T. Castillo, L.«Jameson, W. Mohn, E. Kang. Second row; A. Vidales, D. Ihrcell, L. Van Lith, A. Suarez, C. Clark, L. Boucher, K. Crandall, C. Sumwalt, T. McKinney, J. McConnell. Third row; S. Young, S. JackMD, E. Pope, C. Davis, D. Zumwalt, M. Blackwell, T. Boucher, D.1 -tcioppo. Janna McConnell flashes her smile for the camera after pfjsiwl for the group shot. Kennedy, Calif., the ban: themselves with pride. 22 Colorguard fching In step with precision and grace •ing one of the many football game half times Silverado Days and a sunny day can’t take much away from these girls. Tracle Mck a sir.i.r, ::te he International Da. ended at Kenned;. Rifles swill an Irish af pme, spirit time, time for an mbly with the home crowd. click! Colorguard -.-tie laniaUzvng | “original five” are I tf e seasoned vet-m erans whose 4 1 years of expen-1 ence and dedication T made our Drill ' Team the V' ' Drk. Team, filled with sr:!| tlUon, and pretty gc Dnality, ancUhc Smitli £ j tu Team °°Ueen Dnu The J.F.K. Student Council 1985-1986 was an excellent one. Led by A.S.B. President David Christensen, they have taken part in, and organized various school activities This y krs Student Council has a great nucleus with seasoned veterans and a good blend of eager newcomers. They try to promote total student involvement. During the summer they attended a leadership 'conference at UCSB, this conference was filled with many new ideas to improv our school. Council has had a lot c®j resamsibilily, such as, planning assembiici dances, Spirit aiA Irish week. Tw of their major projects this year Wen . Homecoming, which was a great success and the Winter Formal, held at the Registry Hotel. Other activities in which A.S.B. took part in was a United Way fund raiser and a Teacher Appreciation Da They also had the honor of h osting a group of Japanese educators. From the first day of school to the far last, the StudentJdouncil has accepted responsibility of making this a fun-filled schoSM TT3 J Crn.- TTTTT I int Council A Hale over worked there Joey? The ’85-’86 outstanding Student cabinet. iSg£3 vSSSSa i f rn.' VSr$m r 6 pn?w$ - ’ j j ., r - I f Jt Student Council (le Christensen, A. Uji: Quon, A. Coleua, 0. J.Gloe, M.Casey.T.W O’Brien, L. Ishl, T. Esparza, J. Chnstense Look at those colorful to bottom): D. Freedman. R Is, R Madison, i,A.Mayo, J. Oranlto, D. iristeneen. kxmledge is'pwo Student Council 27 The fact maam, just the facts Brake Time! All News and no Play? Much more than the news was wrapped up Inside the SHAMROCK each month. The Irish were Informed, entertained, excited and Intrigued with each issue of the newspaper. Teresa Strong and Ed Kreltz returned as Co-Editors-In-Chief for the second year. They carried over years of expertise, dedication and a couple of national journalism awards. Mr. Frank Montalbono stepped in as advisor for the first year, bringing experience from his college days. Page editors Garrett Qmata, Mike Rankin and Shannon Carey reigned over their respective pages, helping the staff of fresh, new reporters to cover their beats all over campus. CADILLAC SEVILLE $7999 12 $22,595 GATEWAY CHEVR0LE1 Ufc COUNT 21 83 CHR' 1H AV; Ipfcs Buildin i Sale 4! $1 6. Co-editors: Ed Kreitz and Teresa Strong. Is this guy actually trying to show me how to use a camera? Horse R; Constr PHOTO ,': Business uompuiers Software Service 3100 1450 ah , LYJ19 For Sale 4565 t Acry Lots RURAL PI ACREAGE Fourth row: from left, to right Cameron Evans, Roy Gosha, Ed Kreitz, Teresa Strong, Mike Reith, Mike Ranklln, Ken Scou, Third row: Marc Lerwick, Don Gregory, Sandi Paocione, JoUe Robinson, Garreu. Omata, Darren Roberts, Second row: Marlsol Garcia, Shannon Carey, Melissa Fisher, Kang. Lezllo Manukian, SoQlin Roslalnda Garcia, Susan Kenan, First row: Mr. Montallxano, and I Rent Jim Moore. ll.ES COl Ilitan their performances o v e practice Coppage elle jonzaj |fer i V. 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Zzc zztczt az tZ t nzr tZtz es cat Z e zzc tZaz ce. 'AuaJ iAottAi am UrmA i trymi Janet aa A aa air a rtnna ter tarraamA u Arm ' Z ZtV ■ Ti r f a «ft A thrilling October 31st arrived at last as Kennedy creatures came out to haunt. Hoping to cast ghoulish shadows of spirit into the unknown corners of the campus, they came in all shapes, size, colors and textures. Some were cute and harmless while others looked like they had just barely escaped from the Ghostbusters nutrona ray guns. All in all, the Haunted day transformed itself into one that would never be forgotten. It was a Thriller. The ghouls of the school. The girl that's most likely to succeed. Hambo’s peace offering to the Godfather (chocolate milk) Belulshl’s landshark’ 36 Halloween The enchained forest? 'Made in USA Kennedy Gate student alter a hard day at the books. Who teaches who?' Halloween 37 38 Campus Deanna Daniels and Alexandriea Cornado, are good Friends and they do practically everything together. Cheer is very important to them. Together they do the very best performance possible. They help JV cheer with their spirit. They are Irish allright. The two girls participate in all the games and activities put on at Kennedy. Back to Back “We're Number One” A Pace Tells Everything 40 Mascots Showing their Irish Smiles Chris and Wendy The Three Musketeers Millie Paik, Chris Clammer, Dawn Myers, Wendy Lawson, Jessica Iverson, Kristen Bandy, Lisa La Cicero, Kari Robinson Best Friends They are really wild and cra y gals!!! They’ll stay together forever J.V. Cheer 41 Sophomore Enthusiasm Enthusiasm is the key In cheerleading. Just ask the sophomores, they’ll tell you. And they’re right. The sophomores at the games did their best to show their Irish pride and personality. During the games, green and gold flashed along the sidelines adding an extra touch of life to players and spectators alike. Their pride showed not only at the games but on campus also. Anyone could see their school spirit as they walked the campus showing off their uniforms and spreading the Irish spirit. The enthusiasm of these girls will always be remembered as one of the best parts of the year. Sophomore cheer sticks together. Cheerleaders stand by Kennedy. Irish and proud of It. It’s not a limo, but it’ll do. The sophomore cheer squad: Karl Bandy. Alethea Williams. Naneue Soto. Amy Ciesinski, Michelle Becerra. Sophomores pep ’em up. 42 Sophomore Cheer Proud Freshmen “We’re the Irish, couldn’t be prouder..The freshmen cheer squad chanted these words with pride throughout the year. These first year rookies displayed the talent of seasoned veterans as they cheered their teams to victory. They know how to show spirit with that Irish smile. And as for their style, it is all their own. Some say they will be the best varsity squad yet, if they stick with it. By the looks of it, theyjust might. Their enthusiasm goes far beyond that of the typical freshman. With that, they have a right to be proud. We’re proud of you. Good job! The Freshman Cheer Squad: Julia Sandora, Kim Smlsson, Shannon Hendrick, Lisa Haxton, Kendra Collie, Rlssa Reyes. The Freshmon show their Irish spirit The tradiuonal banner. Kendra pepe up the crowd. Performing for the assembly crowd. Freshmen Cheer 43 Seniors 45 SENIOR SKATE NITE On the eve of Senior Assembly Thursday, January 24, 1986, the Seniors invaded the Camelot Recreational Center. The night was filled with excitement and laughter. Many spirited Seniors enjoyed the facilities such as the skating rink, bumper boats, and go-carts. This night will never be forgotten by the Class of '86. A group of Seniors caught tagging along. Are they really innocent? 46 Senior Skate Nite Ryland finds tt easier to stole with cn-lches. Kris and Jennifer flirt with the best looking man on campus. 5on’t rock the boat. Donna. Senior Skate Nite 47 SENIOR ASSEMBLY On the 86th day of the school year marked the Senior Assembly. Coordinated by Gina Moreno and her committee. They planned a great senior assembly, which was an hour long, they had a variety of acts including 3 bands. Hula dance and a lip sync. Darin TMC” ended the senior assembly in a big success. The Class of 86 Forever! Watch it jiggle, see it wiggle 48 Senior Assembly A bunch of seniors dancing to music by Darin TMC . The talented Henry sings backup for the Royal Dimensions. Marty Williams shows his stuff. apping “TMC on the mic. Felicia is the object of anyone's desire. The enthusiastic Drill Team finished a flawless performance. Song and Cheer ends a perfect performance. Senior Assembly 49 Mr. Irish As a second semester freshman coming to the very large school. John f-Kennedy High School. I remember being so excited and so scared. My fir year I wasn’t into much in the way of activities because I didn’t kno anyone. Beginning my sophomore year I really began to learn w hat Kenned was all about. I was involved in the house meetings, ring committee an worked on many committees in student council. As a Junior I was I.O.C President and was in charge of all clubs on campus. I served on the Junic Prom committee and was chairman of the blood drive. At this point and tim of my life. I began to realize how much I cared for the school. It had becom my life. As a Junior I was asked to serve on the accreditation committee an several other committees that the new Principal had organized. For the firs time in my life. I began to realize what it meant to give of myself for an beyond the call of duly. As ASB President I became scared of the awesom responsibility that was before me. I plan on making my senior year the be of my life. The experience’s I have had in the community, the church, an now Kennedy has made me what I am today. I am grateful for the opportuni ties that I have had. and plan on using those experience’s to make this worl a better place to live. Fear A )o c wt� has ever jiirmgecd the process of growing op truly Loom (he meaning of the w. J My first trip thrmigh hwker lull av a freshman nude me well aw arc of the tact Out I an pvaaf up ” As I kxf toward that dark hallway called graduation. I find myself more frightened than ever At a frrthnun. I traveled to Ireland at a new member of the Shamrock Regiment During my sophomore year I became the Kvrrtary of O C E . a campus service club that requires a J.5 G.P A for monhervhip At a junior I became band« kc• prevalent, and I wav agam elected at vecrctary of OC E In my lavl year. I became president of O C E amJ wat alto honored to he celevted at the •hum mayor of eur ourchmg band Though I've been buty theve lad four yearc. I have dill maintained a 1 6K flPA in an haon CWTHulum Now n'v all over I'm leaving Kennedy I realize that I hate to grow up all cner again Thank you Kennedy, foe all that you have given me In the pad four yearc at Kennedy. I have chared a lot of meit� «ab e momentv with the proud etude nit of thit tchool While at Kennedy. I hate been actne in tuch clubt at: CSJ «• I i be PISA, and Key Chib in which I held the office of Tteaturtr During my ten year. I held the poutum of School Board Repretentaiite (hairman I have aho been heavily involved in community affurv with tuch organi aiKHtt av the Kiwanat Club While taking adt uiwcd placement courtcv all four yeart, I received the PTSA Undergraduate Award for both hoglith and Analytical Geometry and function During thit lime. I hate maintained a 4 Of cumulative grade [cxni average My mteredv ui compulerv and robocacv have led me to bong a Certified Computer Repair Technician Through my accomphttunentc in robotaev. I received a letter of recognition Inm Stale Senator John Seymore, congratulating me on my Khictetncntv But I owe u all to my teachers My four yearv here at Kennedy High School have proved to be very valuable to my growth av a perw t and leader. hrh toe tally and emobonalty I tuned out at a Freshman by taking a big ticp and joining the cross-country team and eventually. I earned a Varvity letter that year and aho the following three yearv In my Senior year. I wav voted av men! valuable on the team Because of my parents user desire for me to become involved. I ran for a freshman class office and wav elected av Treasurer When I wav a Sophomore. I wav Clatv Representative, and as a Junior. I wav A S B Public Uy Commtvvaoncr Av a Senior. I wav elected av Class Vice President and headed Homecommg av (ixhurman At I kwk back at all of my seoturet at John F Kennedy High School. I feel to teiy fortu naie that I hate had the chance to participate a the variety of actitmrs at kc ardy. which nuket it tuch a special tchool to me Renunitcing ah mi my pad four yearv at Kennedy. I have come to realize that all the ft rid morn net and valuable evpcnences that I have attained, have helped me to become the person I am today I can remember attending my first Pep Assembly as a Frevhman At that n nicnt I thought to myself. I mmt become a part of thiv great tchooT Because law and politics have always fate mated me. I wanted to get into! sed in student government It wav an honor to be elected Frevhman flats Vicc-Prrvidcnl. Sophomore Clatt Treasurer. ASH Buddings and finmndt Commiuaoner n my Junior year, and currently ASB Vice-PtevnJmt Now my four yeart arc rapidly coramg to a clove I strongly believe that having the opportunity to work w ith people of JFK has really concntmrd m the wonderful times that I have had here To all of you. especially the laither laont bunch, my sincere thanks' and friends, but most of all to my uncle John F. Kennedy High School means more to me than just academics. For the past three years, I have not only received a fine education, hut I have had the opportunity to participate in extra-curricular activities and community services. Although study habits arc most stressed, leadership and compatibility are other qualities that have been taught to me and many others, (.earning and participating in many activities at Kennedy has enabled me to become a better person. Being selected to the John F. Kennedy Student Council in the ninth grade began my participation and interest in extra-curricular activities and school and community services. I have obtained many leadership qualities and have learned how to better serve my school and community as a result of a four year membership in Student Council and memberships in clubs such as CSF and the Key Club. Since Kennedy High has opened so many doors to a successful future for me. I feel that I am ready to attend college and pursue my career. I am very-thankful to have been given so many opportunities at Kennedy, and I hope that achieving my goals will serve as a “thank-you” to my high school. Fducation hav been very important to me I hive matnumrd a high CPA of 3 7. whde taking ham dM nnmt subjects such tl t.agtikh. history. chemistry. h� l ry-government, and much nv� c I have played on the vchn l softball team v.rxe my Freshman year I have pfayed oa Vanity (or the past three years Over the pul lev. ) m JFK I Kive been martlet) several honors A very special accomplishment wav winning the 4A CIF title Thu year I have been nomuureJ and ve lev red 10 he the Student of the Moerh for Decemhct I am glad I have spent my lav) lorn years of high school at JFK Thu n hccauvc Mm F. Kennedy High School hav left me w nti many special memonev. friendships. especially with teachers. and a definite start to my Ule ahead Good luck. IW Reflecting on my vearv at Kennedy. I real-lie that I have received Iwo ktndv of education My family hav greatly cunmbuled to my learemg about my veil and tclatieunhipv with othcrv Tcacherv and admuuvtralorv have taught me to unve Ice perfection in attaining my goals Kenned) mUcduced me lo ettra vurTKular activities. av well av high acadcnwc goth Although I wav involved in Varsity Volleyball. Vanity Track. CSF. Claw Houvc. anl Student Council av CASC Kcp . I maintained a GPA of I 75 and wav in the top IOT of my claw becauvc of their care From thn involvement I have gained leadership Vkillv that enabled me lo volunteer at special youth groups Being involved gave me many vpevial fnendv and memonev that I will chmvh forever My yean at Kennedy If S have enriched my life greatly Theve pi St four yean have brought many new ctpcncncev and many clove fnendvlupv The faculty and adminntra ion have vluwn me the importance of a wbd education As well av academes. I hase spent much time being involved m evtra vurrxwlar activities l)nll Team has taught me rcvgumi bvlity. velf-devcipliite. and how to work with erhen Student Council has given me oppor-tunitiev to get involved with my claw and the student ludy Thank you to all my fnendv and family for eiKwaging me to he the person I ma I would like to wish my Scnaor daw all the luck m the world to achieve their goals and dreams Looking hack through the kalscdrvcope of memonev from the last fnr years at JFK. the ctprncncev have cumr ami gone quickly. bur the friendships and understandings that I have gamed will be hie lading Immediately m my Freshman year. I wav selected «v a member of the Colleen Dnll Tram Traveling h Ireland and representing my school wav the greatest ctpencnce Ihoughout all my high school years My Senior year has been the grand finale Stalling off the year. I wav selected as the Ileal Dnll Team leader, a Sensor leader of Performing Dancr and Asst slant Chorrog-raphrr in West Side Story. which gave me many respoosiNlilses These seats wouldn't have meant av much to me without the vugfort of family and fnendv God blew you all Good luck Class of 'tt! Miss Irish 51 President Gina Moreno i Tres. Brian Box Sec. Kelly Kitajima Vice Pres. Danny Nichols v? Lisa Garcia Ale ala. Steven Anthony UADf tA l m AraHorl mrVCIA S� w vniLSnjta.Tmta Covuirm n .? ... «( WfJS tMTUfaumt CYA Allen. Johnna l.yn lkn� «4,ui;„. HMl OifcfW k« (rM twW Nt.m� U l m.Cmr� S -(rt,'JlmlJn AACI� moo4to ■ TDKtLmU}' BEST DRESSED AMovr. Gabriel W. It t HAH 2 HAK ai ml HIM At loAUCCX'MJr K w • ns VAJtm soccut rust 4 At rut tmr AAHt � tnI MSI■ ADKtS JfK r J UN ’ O' no Allen. Tina L. TMj W.-IO11 mn ., (. «!.•«. u . rikMb A.ta, ... -V.K.U.I t . Mm C Mri V SOW CD Anthony. Tiffany IxtRue Hum ' rv iiw MDu Hrtn ltm, or t rrm .. C Air'DtAtiKtmtatfamattmttmrt-WrUlmO tlirrr'yD NVK4GCT WLVDK 54 Seniors Aquino. Gertrudes Aragona. Jodi I. flSAlJt UIU UTS SG.KCXH.GCJ ' Wemt4M u:srr$iKM nuivm noa immcdumo vn Seef ' «. .« WM Wo Cum Aw UeabAo Sew Megamr’ Arakaki. Michelle .- mw. � v...«j. n.w(7) � ) «o� r iitHtt When , He W’ AAa 4 7 Armenia. Melinda Ann Alkov. Sheri l. nn Aide. Slrsen GmABIeu I'elamf .Ml { ('An. C ( — . el... sl.il : U. «W. , W i«r M Hw � um..(W. Nw. lakmtAsmr ttilSmt DVMJUUVTCncCAevUDTHANXCvn-GUJe Imra lmOCte C j r« u..W W«uw C M«« toMlCfflfftM � • ymtmBeaBf tye Atkinson. Denue Lvnn CM|U 1 1� « m . . «� hct nns M timipMll lJJ I eeiAeheu-CamlteiUK lc cs m w i .u r« ttalmer. Krit H. M«n iVMbk'Vu il .amll aJI.-e l.m .,� « W «ru � ..V. � . IMKf.JG.AsJDCCLASS Of lint, THUS We All leu V Bear'-- BEST DRESSED — Darin Nakakihara Haker. Daren A. II .it—A (l IA Awe IKmiJE.enlKeiiTKisilAU m.A_(. lof.f rfWA-o ... � MDB SKHJtA CDM ci m; m r:- u u r m � « Karneit. Sidney 7 UA l m ike enj.fiKe eu A I ees.—e.KeerSehaeJ a .ml A I am (.«« k� r« rtw K«.w 7 uiaUtSe r«« Taeeeel S ml Seniors 55 Barncnv. Donna Suzanne nwiMM'HSif.iinKH.tu«mi -� - ■ Vo' «. SUJUJX Alt in n IX fXiDnru, I XU) V‘“ -AVfj� 4j� (. VO V V MW Uv Bin ( Bee gif. Jeffrey Brian IMiWoiVWlVifovivitnOillMmi To Kith lUnVvirnmmt. 11A Stm f ( H h - KOOKS' Benbow. Michelle Lee 7fco b A W nr afl k t low a uf vf V iimh Beft+tt 1 ifc-4 ' 6W Stiff Anr C6 W� I3.KC.CC.DZ to m . WJ Berdts. Kathleen l.tnn Bernard. Kyle AuKMlIWIUI'WlllSH'UlrMM xVfM.' ffc-V — • ■� W-f — ChtnhuJn M ffirr- n ffm f f;,� J 1 1 ‘—■ -'tu 17 tu rananmliaWHnaMl Nnnuu'Smtr Stun m unoU, Blackman. Rachael Kinherit U. I «.VJO� nCH.hu Dun.ltnnA VV� . 4 im i Wkuf t«o ' flu . Wt Umx2 H, Sk A JVOmt UnV22' Biwoe. Daniel Joseph tint i t.ituK-n, FUt.TAFNDS f.iuAluu lAl.uo' l u� i . railOuiurr tum.il Of On Duo Ait Out It At luJ AuJ Tht SAuu Afe� • Blackmore. Blake. Lynne BEST PERSONALITY — Gina Moreno TIuHAODuulHiKOM . BMIXSIX. MU Vor Kut (Waua AwVvift M V. f UFCMDSYA 56 Seniors Bosley. Paul Hun Ttnrd, To Hr Dew. W Horn AW An« —� VI rnUMWlxroatMiaifMi'hvffMnuii « Al-Jft A B and W. '.KSTAYG BEST PERSONALITY Watters Darrin Bonavenxura. Jill Elite rwu MAO 4 -W.. Vndrundn Win- IW rwAw .w� HUH hear, iVAU.it CWKl TDSBNBSCUYC CW Hr mnarye MVK i 4 Col BWtMSU Borrell. Ami L nn WOOHOO• laeVHAD Ttou BaJ KrtrBnt,' .’m Jprru liM Aow ro6 SM� A dV Ora. Altar. M J, W 4 £Ar«. IC« r Grata OC‘ Bowie.C vnlhia TKani lor all ikr impreaiHADItnerUBadl ACBAD AT Ian IlmrUVBSBTB CB HO A Hi I Valt r BtWI Ion VSUai Cl Of re, Box. Brian Craig Srhool A or fen, Soon. A mnMmg HU A Wr tan Urm from Bod, GdUZAtm+ndi � . Cn JtfCam Doe U. SUH I u HDDBfS Aon to! alone, NaUASetelBUt lone Bradshaw. Traae IP Animal I III HAIhg O' TKam, Km Ur BAD• KATt arm, BtuBmlHanrK. Bn HIM!) Hr, TryeASar., Krf! li, atrer Goodin, UlC r,pirn DooT Wrry HAD In oat, Brine. Neil TKaI HAD NBSBI Tair a ran IA TG AH GJ u « AC Suad, fMvi ICBBCIam SB STS Oku Bat, for fV r W •rot, Urm derma terror,AU« BAoua Brohman. Jane! TUomAi HAD 4 Tear Sm I.UV Ten HWDBtftMKC I centa l Hnr Hair ll H.itM tone and Cadi I COBKYTWASS ltd 7- IBtJASD AI Brower. Eden rwu HAD tar All tor 1m Aimer,-1 tB 2 Go So,' Good UKIAf Cared. D, la, Wr tint, Hadt u' Bn-XloCJl. At. KG tK. BY. DK THCSftl tm WOOMOO Brown. Elizabeth Jean Lam u HOHADAD. Clan of 7I.7J.74.7AM.ASM' •nrmmmJr at Dan a prend' It, BSDKTKI omit, B4ret 'll ASXKSWBB' Urn all par An, At Cma Dae, Brown. Michael Thom HAD Gomel loot Su OZXT BOCKS tOBlYUV Seniors 57 Byrd. Rebecca l. nn HP W, m Oott Uu HC I Ivtt.r fiu IA4IK Lag ' OKI AMP 9fKfF TkiIKA l.nlV.Al UP UK ’ ipr1 ” ldm K OKA ttrMl Tv I ml. V. Rvrne. Carolyn M. Ttu MAO I tv. in r rl m • TV Mbri '« HK t . V tv, i MOMS w � . ; .� . ( ■ � l «4r A.u � .« owipo.i. Al onui riuali M - A fW41 . .' .� tt, u laksCartW V-4. 4 Sa AT t Carr M' 4 Oerm rwi I Iw roar I! , Condrrlana. Debbie Ho ImM)' MM r .v.- OtfTtA HUH A OH 2 � HAT IHir CA1J. IJft. PAIS i IMP CK Dm. A UT CAM It A KIDI • CMIKIWAUtUAUI HI PIS J ( COAWMMr dHI Cardona. Rita f, • ' Carrol. John I.. Tlv� liT� MvnKmt f««AlJ.Ha, aKal Ij 4 tm r � t wfWIW !’ Carr, Kevin r. JR p,, nlavta.OM-lKvu4 A....,PfUuJUADtaur:AK 14.Pvt. CDSPKt A!V 4 CnOm CLASS CLOWN — Donna Kelley Carter. David 58 Seniors Casey. Monica Rose Catarfs. Erie CLASS CLOWN — Steve Astle Castillo. Elias T. Martin D Mi ft 4 7.«. kotoV Va.pv itri..4M .n. hm'4 c . oooo iw .% mi fVtVU tTKIflBenFm Castillo. James Castillo. Michael Allen Tat BUt Sera D r U mi Or lm lu .nU.lV. .« w ■W' (Mlallum k..� - SrtVioam IJ aua - M V UHnVn.Oi!• U IWioa.w w. x tew rr cw re st or ru re is Castillo. Terri Cawley. Grant Michael U my Bra Bm4i ihM M � a. ni • • m rVilMIIMu JW iaaaiViipwInM U..OUA.CWSLMA law Aui Vn� 4|H pa w.'nauV� ' i anJ.uvra Cheng. Maria I.. ILVMBOAfmmh ttu if .aim-1 SVTUBSt SBIBtAM • KrmtBW ! • WIMTDBA. M 741 . DOIT AS. uuotK •GtmiuuBMtBmnJvaUHAtut at so Hterr' sum r woohwooh Seniors 59 Chrntensen. David Ruuel NnB8IWrmUt TI tuM D8Klt .U TJtrCrrrrl wktm Im Cor LT MroJorHt ten � ml 88 Mr ACcmtl CCtlAMKS UT EVIXYOSE Thu Pi+tr u U� Thru I V UK JHKIIUU It AT 77 Ml uckak kjck bootu iscotuxif. mauAorrs OV fJt TUSK TO HIM fOK THE SUTTOKT r t-VTl THUS MOYA — TKuOC KC ECJtC DC UuMufortr , m, Enr� d, JC.TC.BM E8.C8.A8f Rabune Combi. Michael Robert Thu Mim A 0 f 1 Ml t mffrt rVuMrlll v 60 Seniors EVKKC HC EE l.K KS AE1UK THE OUST - EHIl KKISK EHYt A SIS' SEVEK GET YOU EJ AA HH IK A ALL HY EXIENOS MANX EC till YOUDKALL 01 KKHCKC .HA HJtsVH KCAK TEA SAHCXCKKAp A Hrr. Miw — V EUNUMSACttKUAND AS'ECHO A THlKmeuEorner' LUV SALE CLASS Of AAGODOLSSS Cooke. Marx-Cother me AST Turn Art H, CuuU , Eeuel Hr TM or, m, tu,p,rul,em 2 All lAe Dromo Slu4llLu„Yuu TO AC EM JSS.tr JA jr HtX C oronado. Alexandria A. Tiu HAltAC CJ IK HALlU. All Hnuu JUST 4 V. UntON! Tn.it Him, Wl'Hm .«� 8 Got K.'r 'K -ml IV (tui 0 Hr Cortez. Lydia C. ISM. HuD UK We Hu HCOASKSUOUYS AM (MAT Tiff toot SUCH A IXOHAS' UHtC COOO UXK IS CKADKC0 YOUU ALWAtSU ISHYHIAKTSEME I COHE . . ( oppage. Gina Kristine 4 Arm u FeierH Ion Yu AoH' H TK, J„ 4 Knm o Iruml Ion Yu AoH' HC, Tim, 4 BiU,r , 0OH, Thmgl TA, 4 Cr.X , mere ome'OA WhuA m a KMW Z l.m.t.m H.uu- Corn nan. Drew Our TKemgHi umj tireurmr Shot V.« ten (he Vihmm uf H uSutVumAErmmSfuuSAuannruuLiHDruDnti O 4 SfUerUe Hie. MOST ATHLETIC — Dave Christensen Cowles. Daniel Thun, H ,e,4Aunetui-Kn .Her, Arm neBeatnemdl t uU Hu;’ The,i for 0u Ken Ami We Ur—,.,, r,um Hum. CKmcL. A Hu, H mlk Cracchiolo. Kimberly Dawn r.ooke Were „ mu u4.nl I In . H,m A IWI.WI.I Hcs-m r: uaki the best bud akound-ilose u KOSS1EJLULU BEE’ I LUX UCC.LC. A HY Crook. Vicki Michele HS J UK THE CKSTST■ Ht Kmt 01000- Thmu OG rs KI OH TO CL LUX YA T UK HY mrawm BSTEKNOS 4I.YK I WV V LOTI COONEY GOOOOO' AT 27 KS Cruz. Gloria M. LUnVHAI T Ai4mmriwronwul� ri4r.,roMCG4 ImckniJUn U COS 0mm, KaMmy rUmdiAf HOCf EC At Hf tfHB Cot Bleu U Cum Seniors 61 Duo. Aril IlnMAai fi«Vh IVmi«i ;i iM' 0«W hr A. «� . 5 . A , wr. M. DC-LLfv ■ AT Mar, MOO «• . ■«¥' CtmAMDS 4 rvrr' Dollar. Robin rOuV WIMlinraM 1 IluWat ToU, rnnA UNO MC £4 KC KC Ycmr , tm IhnycK , AW.i mi 4-rmn fan'.1.1 Durnford. Carrir J. fu «.f4.V Ai«rrtaW l� n . hfWy TKl'mt v I..4I Stn« 4b rkrUM’ Dl )vrr. Robert final MAO rh urt-JBKIHI4nT� A WS4Alinr ■ « rs. M« «•� � iw annarrf oW ara| ( w 4i • •� tW in u w naW 62 Seniors East land. Charles P Edmond. Kristina (Party An.) ■hotter(V«k.i I iavm tfo no .Sr rn IV iff r l It IA sun MtAHCi I IK L Cwll.'Mi • nV af« � . «r Vi Of 5m « in i � N 5 m Edwards. Jeffry Paul IK . Wm OWfxal ..«r i u« f w Aarlir la all ai| rirai. rir ararr gtendmeu C«W fjti ’ Elejalde. Clara 1 5,. U A.rr v.w,CaV.o ' rial W5 IV 4 � . m ! Vaar I 5Wtf Aral aailr CMr.l T «.a«|aymil imWri w r irrt Iw England. Elli Erdeln. Thomas Escobar. Stephanie Esparza. David Alex tltOCIUDHnTklUmkeCHICAACOOl.t KTHfUOST l.aa srim.« — i W aiT-. r r -u� aUan C Mi AM a fan. ill Vn Wri 4 iprf Aau Fir Mull ViftiSli t a • 1 •• fir � ff5 UM'CAS acrrama.-aflkrS 7K4M' ..AS � n � « •.■ niiWaai C.WJarl aril •rarM.'Ofri. Wan arrill.1 rfcu 4 afl air i«M faari f,I:Amrr. a r air tail —.Ibf.lr.l.Af la � Gal lli Krt � 4rGf� iail 7 Mmi aU Vr n Han ’ - CawNwn . . t ifcr •� (ini rw yina«r,� i«l M� aMjtrf uir rarr.'C.iAKfiiAoa• an fmaxrAn II!At I Evans. Cameron Steven JprrAnnASlua fnaaa 5aa � AW. CAGrrA Arm. iW Vaa rr aViara m- r«M 1 Mm. fW 5aW. A Taa m« w r« MOST SPIRITED — Mike Pitts Estrada. Shelley I DHT nU.VttMD ft LV V MAD I V )fa urr IIVIIKID IWamMCIr COLK IS LONG IK MUIK TAK CM Of V A IHH IMXLVNGVet.VMVCX. SDStfSTCGGDlXGO OH ItSOHS CHICO I Seniors 63 Farkas. Fllizabeth H. « (. O.tr l.k’ K t� Kitla 2o o 5la ai Dub fHOtivitrTBZM vom rw « w ss B.4. 41.t. A .. i . . .a « . CDLKCmlm r«IMX WAX Tarn - K I2V CUTEST — Gina Coppage Fenton, Katherine trances WmHOOft aiWWi I4t i «itii H,U at l'JMSTwfX«wMa « i 2. A HndrtrrBAKGl (mmuu v txort Fenstermaeher. JoUryna I. THASX UOS4ADAO t HJYASVrrtlKI w 14 AM .• SGMCKD HtOAKO'I h.«v ear Z� ruau ( —w fn, H! I lWV4t.rf SmrVltSrnmrbnmT,. IU.nl Uo Fernandez. Aleiandra I M JtSVS .A a m meV Inm. auwraf Tkiaart H amW«uinuaWMA,'l ' ( u I K S tlU 1H. IMtQUA Ferratz. Michael David Ferrer. Stephanie Finlay, Sean Thomas na� i 1440110 AZm, � Xi � W a j Arafeutu WtULtm e.Ola.r. tm-OiZ dt KfAl HOAL lt IJU III U. 4i) 4IK . 4 f „r, A ,, I ZMtkr BI ST 111 � u lUCAtih It CKB BOOf t X V SMLUf. • HOST 4 CfT V OtOSA tSCMD LUV M VW. Sa a . ...ara . I naar A� V . i aaa’ aiwais unr rov lets • uach rtACi a u n v.seu bob s u err vvr tie la lotsa luck m cop- rvuc i Fisher. Stacv Arr ri Voaa Xu : 2V«w Warn U . � . • ZW � .� .. oW Cfcu fmc Mf 2 W A 2 27 OX VC UtriKnl n. fa • L t r DT Freedman, Hnullev Mitchell M.WWAA ( f� ua. 2A«iWl.n,A „w� ” 2� «r. a. U. 1HI tut Al I. Or A. M 2. ft« 2M( a20ali At (.mlllttA St. It A A fjm Am AAX 1.1 tit r M«, L'MCruU i.TiuCJ, 64 Seniors I Frigge. Bnan THmA't ItoUIMi ftmtp A� • � • � 7MM n «rr V « « •«« l. Arm uW mAUvn A, u (,allart, F.nrtgue Adolfo tmlMnxu EG ISM in W (fcvu MVO fmrmrkntA u r� iW yv. m A u • IMK'STOSHKC B n4 ynprtt I tr YEH' (land. Ja J til fcw« W H ftfrt r� V « tWl rriiuwr HkerAltw. Et?£,£iZfrmm m’� m KBn Gantt III. Peur ic o nrooA Garcia. Elizabeth 1 IK. , MAIM K'c A, � «« l V • J ui r Cl ASS III V, .'-..W, vmlK'MUnjVM XGDV ISr.IHr.r, JmAVm (Git I ft A Gardner. Troy Am It UA17 ImJ)' CUTEST Garibaw Suzanne Denise •iMiW i � «1 rUu J-rsiAi j,ar,t w,o a v profit •4i� i(«r d� «i � •� A r « jt, Y n mtA We Hr -w 4W W � «« 44 7««r« Gorton, lasa Diane Mult ll MOM 4 IWIII' Mu ( M (70S HaiGirr rw( U.SmtHI,mrlm 'Ul'ltm VArAm'Hrrrt.rmt LA Wm. W« Cu € « ( Gedenfetd. St cola Deanne TKrst HAD tWksm. N-u Mi Hr! to PcA Mr I au ' «kM I fill HvAmrm MaA ,..'KC Cl IK IX AH AS V G n P Grnf UmArm Work Orf George. Anthony J. tkAu UADIUrW vAlmctmmClWrmlKCPJWA HP Gl UK MV W� JU IL PI. (X thr I Mr .. Mi AlK4� I Sr. V PK KXr. is OI.I W George. Deborah Ann Srkcr ,M'rteArrho «.atml Ir-mrCUu mlSvA, iv All Vi frirm , PA.Cl..IUJL HP SS phi npixTuxims ap rmAtsT George. Kami Isigh uoomoo II Wrf V popisApm i POtAD mxx : HI GPU PAIS CvleA SmiAII.Sil SACHIIK lull XLPCf AMMS M V1UI.MI7. M vrGIAX. Am nr Kr„0j I V . frVM. Seniors 65 Gome:. Gary Ronald t u DnmM . oci rr � GUTA ' WHWW l � W� ..«AW! .W. -rtiai‘ w MOST IRRESISTIBLE — Ai Mays and Terry McCarthy Gonzalt:. Michelle Anne w« w r. i� if ■ et'iMv uv.. «. MSiur o« � • rw m p ►� «■ Dutcinea Guardino. Elista Ann U i .V«W • 4 SKiHTUJJJ-BAVHAVS It . I SUDXCM SO A SK lgcvta msniASTAALWAn stmts Seniors Cube. Stact-Ann Ktlani Ramos KOSStSSlD IS BIST HKTAlASTAAl.WAYSf - WMO CULT I LUV UMOUADAD.' TSX THC slkkobta cam soaat ts chaos urea a kuw— Caches. Damn _ „ . Mall. William P. Hamlin. David A. rw, v.. Lew. w. GmHimrt JfK � ■ — w- name had .ewUeMm. Abu as Waw. Theresa J. h r.m ,T AUteic'lMiHwm IbfiJl rbU � M j rr.sxMK hh ka hc cj' Hansen, Kelly Jane nuMfXWl Bn fee HI me low. A S fcri Gret ynr me. teeoHio me I Lew. n Leu Bee tjlmet 90 KK.JB. AS. SB Me Seme SOODU3 SB' Harding. Robert Edward tos t DIMA WaJOt A Harrell. Krista Ixe msx stost GUACt it , u nos v wohi.s kkad GIMX-Betem.lt H.lfrllenU.JmW HCfl I Km. hr,I MA. LeHHeu- GDLKBBS. TIC H.leAA-AKOS ALOHA Hedske. Jeff DumU HADtnAMtHmeAemeu SeAme wme-CSCHK KB DC UK OH OKKK KLLK OS GAM! H THHK GOD JIK GOSFVK-MAVI VS SKKKDTDH TG€TBDTLCHCHSK - DIWAM Of mi It titu ■ MOST IRRESISTIBLE Freedman Brad Henderson. Daniel J. rVw HntADmdfer all w rr— Ml Am. 7a AH H, Bmflfer Aetfmime mHreTHKEB ThetreeSewuiM 7 Karr. DB BO TS K SA SH Seniors 67 Hernandez. Roy f noL'i—� Wii HAeM’(MUiu,.tA'BAHa leHa,’M, IK,., ,.+, � , I, ( ,«� IS , W -4 W«WA WAS as su remits rm Hitachi. Denise Masako Thaiv Vi- 4 W 5«� l m DnB I LOW W fl Van n v mis Mi vr ki mi js sa m do • ci. «ec iv«7 VMS iw) Beti Fmu AAAMC UHSAO KXtOO «- ■ sravA mxr Htnthaw. Rarbara Jean 7 hi Horn 4 £t f ftn .4 u ri An.' i x •% • b.V nmi 7 GiWJmC •� riiA %«� M T ff � • O' ' 4 24 Ait c� flu. - • I Hoagland. Dina Sue n H, 4 AM , ;,.w7 -o iwiivH 00 cs a «f i« .vr n� XV «. « A M 10VE M SV V ( «■ RM ns Air out sum. r km tit tn bum thasx had i u vra . ;v ■a Hoehne. Sandra I Ml HAD 41 I., UAlM’T«m,tmAiU.U)K3U DO A U2 OA� 16 ntS A .. -«• ' «— ' I- MS A emusic «r Avr wihhksihi.s j r x Hollowae. Larry .. Hoisted. Caroline M. rtiMi— iWWA' «a a4riW.r r6 f� rl.W OT MalV Huu � rfm (lnVi 4 1 (Mu i —. if .. X Xr.l � V| G-vr-i' A� w VXOa.'Su rtJ-viR nV.' � Mm 1 1 K. I di O f Ox 4 « X ’ Hook, Heather i S,, r,t m,u, AAH4 XI UCDHDHLTUK CK Ht KS SV� 4 S'SUItS AO DrlmM I ( «V � V MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Kelly Kitajima ill, JoAnn lha I Ko-Bumt A � —ap ait an nan Wo TS-XomonAeneiKMGeoAljKl TSKCNTTSlGT KIAHlSSlKS MA 68 Seniors Hsu. Iseah y i I . •.? Huntls. Regina Simone lm U Atom, .In. CUii id PASS AMM W GaWr� M fMlMl n rvlt|, 1 X SJC AH KG KV STKt 7G K AT MW UtMJVA’KSI CM lUXtoAIJAulG. u C x IIur len. Christine Sonia Hurley. Knsten Mane Cknne. Unit A t r l,l.ono .ot atOinrl, ( %x«Wu S--.rt.i-r iW u � — ..ir Wrt� VJi� H’Mr, SO, .. « —'—V. SO. MS Dour «wm (USJ .I « — —vMa.I 4 -At. •r� JW iwirtrn.• t'WAltf W jo — CS . M4 V� . |j i «■ V4 - Wn.' A lt SI.' Vf Huston. Kim r u M.—4 n«J M Ai.., 4 � u ft cwi fel rtr otMuUttmrDWMtJIICrtMOLWtDHVKltuSull.. V G4 US Su o d Ao I nouse. Kathleen Manko fW -. 4 W rwortx, I..WI«II i’raurt •.irtb.tMh • ac )c dm jintjy ifAfnvM MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Ryland Madison Huynh. Arm Ann Mii' f'i —jW.-wrx,1.'—i xu. AV.pxfr— A xo � ii� i .u� fcxK Mx 4 Wjl-.l Ar4� � «CttW ImAIH Hr,’ Ixerson. Bnan K. xM nuoN-r.—r ( U- .1 xwns� (,vui nu..'-i«.', wr rsot ci; -x. Jacobs. Jennifer Lynn Avc z i a -u AnAtndJ : AXOtAJtUS ILL’ALL”Good tort U m - ILL” Un m Ah. W4 Jansen. Michelle Lee r.uituw l.dHonl M,,mmrr.MAD L'KCACAhmo I K+nmllUSUiAS LorniSAAtmdOSli . A ’Ho. SIM f 4 VMM. GA. ’ M ’ Jeffries. Taunrs Jensen. Ixtetta Ann •Aw'IHSl' Sorrrr. fciGw o 4 nn Gw LMctlorr,ApwodaomtvodtmlPCAAC Sl.n IDYOVSIS fMnr.ll... )« 1 H.o bMt- Vi� I- ta. Seniors 69 NICEST — Angela Coletta Jtmtnr:. The odor t (Ted) Jomei Johnson. Charles David W — Omd aWM) «vi««laW� | Jimene:. John lIhuMm 4 rv4fWV tow m Hf.B.GL. WiX'HWuvnwi jurvison. r.rin i.vno HOtUDADItoWUttJt KAHl'l W mAOh' GvaJ I U1‘UIMOIUIS SA AAt( IWWfTLCCT roc hit catm vow m rot now aimm ci HI M Joseph. Nadi W � WO (.M ISiLntrjlmi 4 70 Seniors _ ] M , Keeton. Sheila Ann ■ r!4' « « trpt tol fnendt V- r« vy,, { • Keith. Felicia Alberta KeUey. Donna Jean Kemerer. Keith D. I Kxt ■ U.omA IMIr.or, ,, 1 ,1, oB lK Ot OfUmJ 83 1C, t rm � W l,«w M o «• f Km. .«« A� • - ««,� � � , i • '« traMi m HI .S .. ndr ««w DADAHOIIGt«ifno:C irVSKt� IUrKCTKOSrlAi 0 tvbMI K CT KDDK IH ft 1 00 HOO- KilSAVHSrtootDailMtVeiVtJrWOOWtOOOO’ moB e Aim. Mvoung r.rW IU tilt aim, ! r.,olK.-t Tnitttm). tw - . r«r W� o- NICEST — Max Nijst fun. SAin Aim. SrrpAf t. . otm Aim. Thomas J. Kimberhng. Angehque Marie IK II � « (w «u IW. a n T-Uiemj Thant Mom A OaJ mi, ril m karArr m USTV IVKKT Vomit.. V TKmi Mae UK Ul So tom U |Wi AmIWi A IVomlltOS’ I t. t i n of m, kfo DOUBTFUL,GOODUKKUTtlt SIS'wu � « r t wliT« � .n III ■••••ifcvrffM - ■ ! Mr l«u XHh y DeotrotoA W Lfe UA. of 86 iko boa of lul Seniors 71 King. Darin' J. King. Michelle Ann IKmO Ucm A Dwd AnmOwt, V2 Ktlh 4 Trmr. Mu !HCAm • ’� tmlm-mp lii4M;fn� 4r % owki TKu IV 1 urn , Wfl iM j«j|. M Ml 4f« Ub Mu' mrxfeai JfUA « KAMA ttCnlTA | Kirkorffer. Lynda Kilajima. Kelly Keiko UAlfAKn rbwli 4 wbh 4 ufp� lIbtf in ■nrf Mtf� «4' -MaJ'roinAn |nWlal4 MidbiMWi” 1 A � W. Katherine E. Tki Um4IW -Vwar a ' ri «..I4«� 3IXm� I.� m rv ' mKbiniw. tirtiviiwuwu 4 OMAti OHI- AlAOUItm Kobb. Edward Ra r Mil W44I..W AJ1 (ACtlfar tab ■— a tO rwmi biaccn SIX?. JLKSUDH1KA IMMAKC KISKS loo ooooa. t- — no ur «w . -fiw « A'«r. I'atru la (jxnWAMtiunJWi I vrrialNmM rnwIilW Krrm. Edward W. a� bilv MS 44 Alt AT KDtlKCGOSJCSUCBaLe m1 i V rc C « G l«M. ItpMT SAMM..I Wm . TAm+t UmmAOmi Kothi. Carolyn A r « u mnrf Fu Jafvn (•� . � r |V.. M « � � ■� Mhn � — (-lb ww.. , 4� raJ 4 novo «K rlmxi. Girt f� w 4 life . 4MO 72 Seniors Layman. (una Mo nor Leaf. Todd Frederic Lee. Jun H uk l e. Kurt Using THatuHalh m B..iUK a x tmtl tU 4nrr Alx, LX Thr S-rrutt cm, tjaU I in m.' Smlm «nWl SftotlfrwrUUrt Btn SJi fWSTMGJT Snrr «-86 � V C4� J r«r «� r � . ASOlV tNX � OU ' StottAJrSA ’ AWr (W Seniors 73 Lee. Man June Ixhman. Tina Lynn rrot' � V «' Lnr Ml rLu tf m MA. IkMi � V W S u irilmAalmwinfHn MMn Cm, HMwi' «� � ' 1 OkW ( l Vo Sim 4 Tommy' I Un Alt Torn myt' Levtille. Janet C hristine JHXiALL Jj ..rr «.« v « TMXaoaVWi « . «.«■ ii Tin w sxr. thx : ur ipt � «� i KIM AdXII’2A ...w. ILY' ILYA! KOI AC' LotTg. Craig Steven Xsmmf rA w WV Wn Ak«l Tommnm A YeuoAn. for Tnlm11Aim., a(mm UvATm U rn ItmlAI Atm J;- .( - r� . «v .oxuiiiiwi « «p as (. m ;j ICtfolAATX Lope:. Umberto BEST BODY — Susan Proctor lX)oner. Jennifer A Km,ntrmAlm£Kadm,(mWlmtrlkrrt llsrnmATrmlm. r _«.( PU n Td+tm, 14 0 tat h UffiCoo! Tm• 0f4 � AH OX til Lope:. Vivienne Renee tm M W -t r«i CAP v i 4 com 4., dm, UIUIULK 4 OrgrnounlmXJmrAUprrm-o,d,m,OnTUSX MJom ru 4 ntiuif tost loom. Pamela A. Mat Donald. Diane Mane Madison. Rsland R. Maes. Jill XroAn iArlr,mmtetmmum'� ,mmlro Clean'Ur, m SMjVMirviOtwuffiiiiSVniMmWWitO ri«l mm t ’AA I Im U t H I ioUS . «m - M. I � « 4 � m Mm � r 4r lorn, 2U dm OU'Bmd 4 m, IKUASO AJ'TKmA, CTTMSOIKOK AV Trrr, mr mfUmOy mdr mHmmX� - ••cp. To dt m XUS pom Hit tnmt Armed, rim ,, m TKmi. %U04 r« UADAJAS'tm Irf Xm Dr ta m Sfnmt, mu o Blau 74 Seniors Mats. Jodie C. Malone. Ginger J. N� • .« S.W Nr. Mu' rnaai 4 !..« an hwmj ai� mp« Himcnt — Dunti 4 IV V ?' Malone. Isiura Marie nmuMamADmi'lljr U UlJ.m O ru. OCHA 'If CraJtmlt.Sii W7M� ««lf nWi CHAU n OH UA N air UUM r«|.a ann- Mantell.C ryslal t.hzaheth r .HADlM.UI. .IUmir,lM ,t«tlmt.4r.rJi LllV YA'r t, 4 nr Mnaaa.« � .« i'(,ra i 4 ! � • CaarfMI maw or im c m '■Urn s. Glenn Andre . hrntie (Kihiit Masuo. Nora Michie Mantra, WiOk Ims. OAT ).ia S UIWAU - COAX NT AU1UIS - HfiilMArJ mtsiUAi IK . mAJIt, HrktSU V � r, ah, nwi rnmtU) UAO CAJ’ CmrU CKm . 4,r, fuil 4 IK , UAO lK,s. vaXK Mi Vn.on uA i r hi.I -A IUCUUC sun not a aaU ,'il yi awaiKr lAoitmr f evCK usUmi-tMvUDOtSPiaiAA usfMf Bull foirstr ' Vl 7 UAU S’LYI Drrm LY' ntnAal .1 u A-a ar rOi Cak 4 taKrr HcWi CUXrntK fUSCUSS Of � V M UAKVLVS WOONOO'OK UCL A SU A IW KAM CT AGVYS KT .Aarroa Mv • 7S VaJi 4l.fC,,n t...; LA. •IhC.il lorn Kill- OOLA1A McAllister. Joel Raymond IKILASD SJ Haa. Vm(Im« «n aaar . Manama W.i -r-a Im an' SaupAom KHn 777 McCann. Brian Nicholas CUit 4 M .1 faar11 . Ma a a M r a 1 IMMM KBrKm4SK.t.,t„UHmA2YAA77m,m,B ,UKK KO KB UAJUIKGIAKK So fa 1 OHS Hi' BEST BODY — Steve Kim McCarth .Teresa Maureen Omm,M mAt)m4 4t AS tr’Xm AT .llBen !M 04AH Of TO 9NOS4AD£ 47FVN SJUV2 DONNA AK KOI C7 fK St SMBS' larr,l« .m-aa. � i' llV vr inane it Seniors 75 McConnel. Janna Jean Mchtmurry. Sherri rkurkrrmr, Jf «'((� • ui � «o WrUIrr � � aiIIi Ui U« St«. ,'HH� UUJIHUI AISf‘UAJIU'H.o„ � (nmto W4n -rkx.MAO (K , J. O r� na� « stxwii im' mat 4,0 r «« m1 scoa1 MclMuxhlin. Jill I.. McMahon, Michael looAtkmu « —' «... r.« W. «uWV� ' GOO Iknr , mMH IkiOu for ntryrAr., I. I IHHI K ... rhui.UMVrrK'MVU' M «fl, vva M U arwr Awf «-Ijfe Ya thkd. Omt (Mn or i r u fvrvyr Mercer. Heih Mane IrrlomdUOrlm 4,r, flu 4 mOrni HAD h' UlUuck' H7S-J YTJG SSYDH HA Wk.UM • CMXin• 71K m.AoAJ InBGWB AH 'B UnoAtBUW'UUOnt' win M Mead. Marilyn Thmu Ham w 4 WC n,' H M v W' i ,m n� l X dfmfr,.„� ftH ArmH . •.IWnrninitrtnlUr .i Shelley Estrada Miller. Pair tea Miller. Terry Lee iMAthltlmoAtu. uni W, 4 M Wt’SunmA Inin, AvbtucfnmtI flrni 4 Goad 1 1fv , . « . � S 140 DV to K KB KC A HAT ClASStffA Milne, Joanna C. O my mn'SSl KlkrtrUa-mrmArr t.nimnl prr rt Tkuu SttX;U UCU} HIKIII AKtr It ClUrkttr, JAAtf Cor for In 4 V Molendyk, Michelle Mane rWu HAOAI.tr V BUI ft ; Krt VK Vnul' . 4 fintwrA HA KG At GH WAV DITW UK Mil MfMfiOfaurfl.l'Ami HKe trmt 2Inr’torr' 4 • � « ' Moore. IjxRee M. Omu OoJJomi Ur H 4 HI vT ri rihiu ltMtlktrtlfA’rmm4Vr4imknrimJril(ixHlmi:VB 17 TO CU f � UW 76 Seniors Nakakihara. Darin Tamura 67 • «. «.v« .� � iii.vvuf- n .1 nm -■«� now ILL’ dt. Andy IKK. Sir. Cntw 1717 KMfifMn Vt-vAM, jA« wAW, ftWkfcM J 0� r ✓ BEST SMILE — Dan Nelson Nakao. Jane! Y. Hi hi GW' ThtKM iwiil I Ulra ««.-re.ow «.re.at re vU'Au ,'itu Nrmrt k� r ftttrt. Spamdt Naiavama. Patrick rtea A . i r M iowmi Wl o . K r MxD AuAaffwff SuUKA..... fcfw .rrr mnuttrrMrpAM Neanx. Sonora Nelion. Brian K. Seniors 77 Nguyen. Hoi ritMUGw ,v.«. � kpn 4 (oaf but at yvtr Hat ki Iruk' Nila. Max mtUMGUAruT j.rovGvniATuti«Kuu t IjaUBro My th Mjfc aX Ik t- al‘ kn U iJ OS DA AM BK r SU Mu 1 all I V. Horn Nook. Mu heelie Lee macmii nwxeroDo ww obat ovwsvco nMww w� crsjy 4 cc cool cluck avu COOOUUK UJL OBrien. Joseph Patrick Ba,M Bit Vry . , tUi m.’ MAD ILY. JaASk l cbxlusisys'Bli mi ay paw ur it a,, , 2 Mt to, pm from Alt. np CB rt BB fc Bigmnm O Connor. A mberty have ULOMAIUU (O.Ua.4 — W t iV CrVaf .Wm GOl w |V ter on e LS W LEBOMMMIUI K toglnrnikt A Vila all I2AB) I tav V Nichols. Daniel H Tkmu MADBaatA l..4l •SttltJ.’ “Vooaar uMiMIum u..iO if yewtelf u yea gf! c Cod U SAHM'K Nivutskus. Kevin Nicholas ILC MAD r.i r - 4 V� t |M| ;- rw V UVVwr tatl nittpK LBCJNUtTKKBLBTSB OVOJ BOAS'BA O’ ra V'l tori— «, VK 78 Seniors Oldenburg. Dana L. f m- Roger C. Omala, Garrett H. OpdaJtl. Eric Daniel Thu m Bog JfSASTAJI ODMTHVf. HOf. tt BOUT V TAthtaattihutmftrnA hikrfmh.. ir-rrur rmUiu A Urn , u.w„ MAH Im 171AVAL K Grtfit UADI Im. V GrrAH Bmttnt TDU t V Urikn V 2 DovU Atm-DmrtOtnA tt 4 errt Vi. r pr r m ihrfour « JSSUS CttMSTtLm n- AU HJ A . IT. KQ. � •' B.;umi Hpl V «l Sirrrl UrAI tttKBBTAC 'A tASUvAtmiThuuAX hr.,- WUSKHKJK .hr lr.iur4 K Umr� .r T uCrGOO IK“2'-I mmImM kw Orr. Barbara A. Ortega. Bom Velia Osuna. Cynthia Kay Paccione. Sandi � n ta « iiMVTW� WV� ' niM Hi m JI fd « m.MAD4 y mrU KPtLUtflYYCS' WU ThuUADi odlU,HmA� m,thr,Auf,lmmAmA, hrCIBAIUSHItJIIUtU � UAJU irilmlmtpn, A (U BU HHIImw' V««l inW- Jr,U.,A rU, STAKDtSY 4t Ut l iH-rlul BH SSISH UP A U P't r m Turn An. HlUmfUmt m, lift mUm, Ian'PS 2J GAUriXYl Pm IS24u4V jtanjtaw GOODBYl Pak. Jenny r.i W.—4 W« nn M( HIM CmAUrt tmr, A Krm A Jam A Halvni ltl T.rm.KOJM A CHI BS tl.rCOHYA GOOD IUCK GlUJt SHYEST — Tom Erdelji Palos. Adam TKI WoiWC«lll lt V� «N r AWfem tnnAihrtmKHSGCIPAIAClPBSDUB KOmStCB n� tut s� u ut a ss at as Seniors 79 Pair I. Sonal A. FMi V—. Dad. Axrtt U al aU «w !� ,. GaadhaKKV. SA FT MA Mf Kil U «W � « i A� PW Mri Truptt (M wt Ami .%■� m r jl An a tr r mu fi r.rnrKn, SH fea r, iW � ■� ' COO MJ WW Porikh. Nirav S. Vatu Horn Dad4 mlml dn MS TV attK . NadOadatdtm, S1KAVSKJ TTATK WmhMawU- Mrtr I Cow' BEST EYES — Teresa Strong Painaude. Mart l e O — panU A. - Ai � . m Ano . k W � V « WIA It N V 7M X Wrmadfll MU W. o 4r.,„N., 11t.t.K,m 2 IIM'Clmt tf •■� ■ •• Payne. Tammy Perkins. Mike A. Perry. Lisa L. Ptcone. Lisa Jeanne M pmett o moux -Ao no Ai � u Vi.nr -Ao no OAW.Sm «• ( DJtdjXnt TA i .tAJAJS4A iattrr HAD I dal Thant • Hr A1H CMOS A 01 2 CtTHTJI —«• • m. MAinnssmtcc inp ■vuu. vjr ■ trot, k,j � • ton wave kmttd hum sakhaukt i luv v � vu « Vr (o« MrTrlA'MNiMnf ld rrra r, HACUSM,4 A'lMSS „.■■■ TOIL Kr.pl, 4 (.� . DM ASIA STUDS GaMM usmcckb Pieircuunvic:. Maria L ena T.Ml Mm V MO r.i � 1Kaa Jf«« Mil M ••� ' 4.l,4S,..dt,'4mr ll«� Aoi JOJJOOOA)' v. sas.ruis siiBvy � Pineda . David Joseph Pills. Michael R. TKt Vmuir.p loU- . An ■ � «i AVi.CAri.n-.,., oiw V wBI.r.. W iAa .««.n W U t All W O 1H DW OL Nr KK Cow «r rr u r .or if fataHtma4,.f Thant StAlKn’ctdlarULutM -r 1-.V. o«� Mono ’ HTSLfD Antm Trrt mfru Proctor. Susan Anne « « aw.1 or. tc. oc. -ait. ic. w. w. J® w« • Lett v Dad1 or (TUMS-til V« sror i'im m� ...uiw wV 80 Seniors Queen. Damn RKA ICE A Ixtr. Dorr. Im r-n� u rorr. k a cm! orM IoAIT Tot 1 •nU nvW WIC� il |b.f KhtVum RM«wi itv.mii tki ier .V Rabune, Reelyne Ahum : m. KruuAoJAauAZM.I ruitl luem. II VC Bet! m, truaAtMAttuAZmtfurutaTlmtm. HVGooA UiAoterA DArx AltIJnt.ll MCcdCKlUAO II... MAD U2IUUUP or.. rrt C � 7 Ranurez, Tereut Marie Dm UomADatAAtrlwrAifrn’a.VHryAad. GTKKIS DO LC At OH DC — WrAuU Troll-IV AWnnCM (...J J« iv sack m ■� « Rankin. Michael TAoM, «, DC. V . 7M KK A DU- Vv. tr ttror• ADADf.rr.rflA TC M.lr CKm A l rtrtr l,.oUm I M V .illal «' Unr K Met. A V.u� Richardum. Don P. hhoj tor . t trot 4 mri Tot MAPI the hr. A Hfptrt To trepab CSSAfAWMSSCTCM All A Wktu .MAthrr, om UAHrrrlrrmt Ch of «AUt BEST EYES — Todd Schermerhom Reddoch. Aaron S. Setrtol Anti i. An. otMfnt tor m ini Umrotti ..I TooAjtonmemrrhomAotortATomfut moo tfr tv pm 77 Vfj.. ■ trrv.M Ruhem. Aurelto J. Buret UemA Tout fee oBiomr lut OooAUvkTATtmu frrtmtlutmytrmoryroru rrul I Lou urn Turn 4 nr. Seniors 81 Roberts. Chris lime E. umIUnU D H STLO A iKLG 4W V rm iut 4 «tM i 0 4 mf - SI SI I AS UOUXUC Rodgers. Michael D. ImmAt dmJtmA nou 'ZmnfrtuH wt,-TVUD MCCTVTKH w-SrKS 19MKIH STOKW IT DAZ SC CLASS FLIRT Carrie Claxton Rodriquez. Carolina MnhmdiDC .U KM fflUriMW' K-i.VOWVf . KrW O J n - . 4 CHIKIWAVIVAVr Hr, VW itnyW C M I MlratSyffAOn-VMnOH' L MCT Rodriguez. Cecilia Rodriguez. Raymond Romero. Fabtolo WWw -■ «� Mr ; r r, ' Lr . BUS t, nu 4 w |«- « 4 «H kw umocn, ■ .tnlv nU A If iWw w ki Itetym'C dW mrfnn Roop. Laura L. Thru Hem Mi TtdiM. HU! U2 Cm Lum 4 TC tmim 17 maxes ro M � r ham n - nm . 4 „na i Mt M Tm, IU C e L M 82 Seniors Ryzner. Angela UoUorn-V-ATUAou Xwwu OynMMkx— CM B1met,-UJT7V Am, U Ho o. W Rosenstem. William Arnhem rwu UemAOod Uv yo Ho. w 4 Ttu Aool Jtt To m, hhtttrm Bml, I A JA UN DC Dtrsos V too .te.vr � «« « V U4Ut Rushing. Derek D.S. XComtr} Troci r JA T mu Aoo, i T AC SC IBM, Sou, ouw nw«w«w. it) i|M auri wiN«i' N Got i cun Co son Sablan. James Sabo. Scon Robert n fim'uriiwMwn� n«Ni icui cn tut ■« at Dr. Hj AU A ,v� I «' ' «XAD 4 UCSXCS u AOroCrfmA: Zo no _ ILL � Sacco. Sheri Lynn TX Goo4 it toA l« AASSUIXOSMY DtXfL — IUVNu4moH l 4� 4Crw llw .«-««. «u.� n,� Kttfootm o Strf M w toy ir� n K jtowft Aw atoti Sanchez. Robert Anthony TAou UAD I in. . .Vrt 4 Sot m tuU m, Uon 4 l� A} too Uu Aff M Uf � r� TUC AoMU I toUpllWUi, JXr iAUt. C go,, A Got GooA tort 2 m, Mo Arm TKou Cl, Savage. Jacqueline Mane � Mtonwyto 'll4 VM(Mu IbnoAoAtn'V or,po -ZoUm,fro:TAtASHABOiUu4nryAmi KAD rmofSASStoy u Schermerhorn. Todd Wallace TSioA, UAD Mm3 AUumAKoato t oo toil otJ torn COSTUCT M tocnom iW Schesnack. Stewart DoUu Uontt Vouer wodrmtotM loot «. tout «A� « H7IX 0AAS to ADD Som, AlAKINKDC UGAIKH CAUDOS AOAOfKAl Droti toto -urr CoedWUu KUuofM Scotian. Tanya Anise Thot 1 2 Mum'i ymt n mtdo on tj mmoAm' Hey oog, I tr A to ocl m in a� a' DmSJf 4} Alb I SmtUl KO-4S Of no DrUoA UJOiGooW CLASS FLIRT — Chris Blackmore Scofl. A n ■V'ltol it iff At oil fro! port .e w.u «M «•� ' To,4m., Hun o otUenueU,o, AMD' tto WJ7 of fruoj,'UASIIOAAA IUIY V DIJDAA' Seniors 83 Seel. Kristine L n nemUAO eVBBDKlMtelJtDtHeeeSAeeff AMteeeJ u. i U metfOASYl h G'GaAW Am Tate tart Kru Serrano. Angelica TKi UaAPa rpmlm MMMnrm -• lean f— W Uid� l auffi Ml«• !■ Clvu � f . . � V- Am Vm Maw ta Ciill here me cem UCLA KKOQiarry S2 t CbMGaoALact Shtmono. Sha n fe. 5i «. Kimberly Ann Thmh UAt i en,0 ,'l'2Tm-AAf IU t a eilKmi'4 (Mi . — � ■� aMvtc I AIMUSJhKUKW I Vterer KIM . IMI t leae : m. .l wfeas, (HnoabM1 fV� � J (MiniMADfeeMUASOmASA iWCXMyMiMM Sfag ‘ tKUmd-U AiK Ut u MM Ui. te A Mi Simmoru. Diana SI Simpkins. Darren J. flMM. • -. IUUiI.i4|«U( .i«w OlW Mai MMu r � a Mli J u. J.« i[ «atlin ■..« M M Ca IiwA W -fW a Gi 4 KmV. CUS W � AUKS 84 Seniors Smith. Jennifer Elaine rvu v.-« rw . a jg A ,.r4 m, tt.r ah: ohu DUyrMUr In I pal17X. AT '. CC. VC. JT. VT. V H7. AT. IVJCC. JM. Kit) A Of «u4- v ywW' Socorro. Maria Rimena T. Tii A.mA Coolly. I Inn A Krm. Cot,. f,« WiisHV w « � • IlnVOal Aunt V! Inn M , M Vrrrowi W«r VooAVi V nU- Sokol. Wade ;VwU.aiM( Wili� mi|rn� iwltailuM � . i(ir VTAuu p.� ! ;v n u m Sov. 60 TiuU mlty, � ■ Bra fr S, APHr LP AC KT all AISTSTDHSIVI.II.SI ACV. KWS GoMlwk Steel. Gar,- Wayne OkMtj UADASulaSlcfiA, TharuuaUm, f'ooli 4 lAr KarrmAJamr, Kant « Arrt't l Ho, yo. «V ta loaf,, Stefant. DanteI Robert llan rv)pt fiecy!l r,inmrlncL'U Km„0llln yoAatlmKanMiir, .• .vCivWIW raw � b jo turn St rat man. Joe Strong. Teresa Lynn ITC) Thanh M DA A for nrryAmtSA Dfoe rrrr tale (or. Aft Mr a GrM too, r Sir famI, Urp fC tut In V. tool UrUSMaUm fnnUi In n� .aft. Kev •� VU 1Ai (,U w Ul CO B 4nr, a m, Hoi Tft U far, KSK 1 ax, 4 In DaACM S Seniors 85 Sugaiski. Michaelann Sharon Well idem 4 IW made a' I Lo+t yem Hty V--f +dd f(j b e aM+Mme made ti'SAeXfy B J mr t ekaFal DC AT ALWAYS � Suare:. Ann Marie fzm IlmtlSt' ToiyfnJilVKJDmDG TB mni -ill ir«wvx 4 nff «uu V BB Dot' ri H)M Sttt r i‘ •r, Christopher E. I, -V.il If Nil ', rxau Mil 0 tttfKrl C U lutr CTEJDKtr?c P. nt WtmVrMn.HttVWSi Hire TKiv OSDJ Jiy r iWknlflxiiMnauu, A «T iV i« mil« n LB KB LTA CCC M Suiherhn. Norman 86 Seniors Theodore. Da id Vernon ruVnwIfW alwai nrcotJHsrrcinmU «« J� � M ffmtl Km . ' Wliw Tom f £t Tim Jr.. Thomas Terrance fuwlh«� W Mu . UAD vaHvmlmi fmhi - ToJlm frtrmdi CO UPSN SrUKi KH DYGoodLmck Cltu 1M -ILntV m Seniors 87 Ir+r rtf rwvwint l-.WK Turnage. Scott I.. In Mr M C© « krr rw M � Mail MaWrr ( k- MrrMtr U J H 4 . Kw Cmi Turner. Patrick Alan Tuttle. Carolyn Janet Tm UAH t aaV HM Mftwf lrrU IX Unwri r.6 lav 4 riua ) Man W. 4 n (Wr W ACOJCVVAA tit MW.� irar.nii.««rll«� ll rIOCMS K.� ir� iI-f r.iU K‘ rv r ik ( MKrtullA KIAIII-. arr ifvml i� 6m. KuA frrwr J 5 Cm 6rt flau a M .Vr r« - U iie. Andrew N. rui fW Vm a Jui d bl«a OT«nr r an T. KIAKtHDrUJKmUTiCbCAJi Ki A UGH Kb KrSt! tntu a V2 Jm iOODi KMec I K .W,i' Upadhyay. Ketan i Man rirMi • « (m aw4r at M Mil M an raraji -fc 6.. au anlMrar «.a«A to •xtAtrftJ W � � W aiialn a Aa a� r w J� aM� ’ flail « � Qtoiimtk Valtar la. Michael Rafael nau.’ai|� iJ.IA� Ii � r� � «iMr «irWuK.W'. W. GS. MM A J A r rn m O « MM Itaat iNiV Ml all if Sal Go «| A Ku lath. I.iui !„ «« WlAJai aa lai(?.Wr; ai .' «! 1 llr� riinWl(l«i|ir. .� nr ASAft I It mn, mCC rnl: AUL2VTB K 4 V, Umv .- 88 Seniors Viveros. Rewmi •— w Hi h im Ai K i. hm mt m usr StmfGM- HAW a w Cm tov i ImtVAB- STt «w. r . vliN.-Konnr f m ,-lln. .Sum H HIBWATGtV Vrot ks. Data Mane “ — 4 fW 7 4 nmOumt I in . All Stan Ml .« � U+,J Ai,,n,t,„:m IA.ml, . n rWtnuVMlM w • a rrwr H'imirr.CMiW(r M w DM U--(W .•• m MrwntAmtlW BeatW ll.v ln.rri '-� M-lv.r'.UVt. ’a-r bavMvi WHJtJT Gccd Imi HAl' Walker. Krniine M. lAmilnUAnt mm, him Ante, AH' (incOB uKSKlttHAK � 7 1 vW nMHau IV HW a -n' HASTAIA BYE BYE JfK « Seniors 89 ■H Wetss. Jacqueline Welch. Diane Mane lm i ur,T iHrWl,:tUDko dAMr?UnyaArT Ofc-MyCarf' raTlmmMWwII lu 0 U .roiW-v CfTY'Cnva.K'pmt ' f ±mb4r«’'DBDHIHGtBCrv 1 few'S«pA «(VtoCnw W A � Ixfi � « 2. ran. Har KT W- CTA C • b� iW -wf ” HtaUb. Jeffrey nwu UomAO Tt U tS rSDSDSCrBH'SMf+ILr Good Lock let HitGoGo Km'Co At ekm� ttD H.SX D t «on iv «mck‘ Good Lmck 96' Wendt. Kathleen Ann TUu Maa In I .' WWI K� cl., modt V H -fnUt W fn tm a «' ifeu JOVJCSBSW Cocdiotk If InU mk Lt ro M UK 90 Seniors Whitman. David ThorAjHomAOalf rt.tryAui,myBMt,HFiSEFB.H Dl CTT Dorn Knur a mrl abcmi ifmAot At ittvttr m a hoSyou1 Short Four Wickersheim. Dana A. hi hr to rrol-Cool lock HmbtHfruoli KiKi.DrhAU 24 Thankl SuAJruoAi I Ir, . toy 4rur’ Im au 4 km Uttrf 66 lifv Weslev. Thomessa Renee lAJB'Ntm .Mi' In SUD hr. .both GL2mttmSs wtrr {fry 4,.r. Hit Fathom ti rV Color 4 WCCttt tm Frol, 4 At .orlS SI M WiUlS. JoAnne Kay ttmrlo hr at my may-Thau DaSABhaoSa 4 LASBttlFall IXBBCBAutaAttooAltmri Im .. Irjyoo � -V I hr Willis. Patricia M. (York) TaxUADtyorLA SofveriUU. SAKNFnSjhau ST ooolr A %r« H' N yf4 a dc r Tern? J246ltk ff tu 4 v wd(«wv ut Wilson, David Lee TMm Vo- OkW. Ktl A Lorry 4 you It, A MW� W§ fimoOy molt a Ban A Jrff lu hrro rrol Grt Thau 4 At nrmonri Tttrtmouf CCSKSAMD Hi Of. Wtsdorf. Tracer Jean Too I maSt a- Ltn ya UADSL.W hr. yt lotyt UB At CrSr if Hnrr fjrf m CB hmii or LHKBG’ S A T lyr e mU nc 44ot a t o UJtuo'FMI 4 1} Wisniewski. Thomas C. BttMtn WUtnlrFU ThiuKTFBCSSTSSJHA CHID FB4rwtr — BB IB JACC JM KE BLIFSIhn 2 GtrArn BTt UomADod I B At hrn- B UV shoot At LLLCH' Seniors 91 WYiiiy. Toby I. r � Hilt 4,.o.U..., II , V r t Car, A,K.. IHJr, HI iamiuhii msiKTsriAMKi ct ms uc uui r« . . arU I V( V0‘ MG IGA tan llv.. W OavrAAm I ml Cm Wright. Nicole Hizubeih Ta OaJAGraa tl Y C V ftV 7U JZ-IW M� JJC CXV Y.VJt ..r all N „.. « j HO GO SJC ■ H.-m vk sent n r do usuries «. t uu vm ti HVi . W Thmiki Mom A Had I hat, W a (rral m ' W'm rv. yU i - Yamtutiihi. Sheri TH A,M, AD d t ,t Him. n i Mf«f � l« i OlH.d: Atom uu i ktsv • an • ■ wer w. 92 Seniors CUTTAt'Tnr Yoo. Samurl Vil)fUI|'Miw«Wrri(ANlA� «Cuuwi.'«a me r'oAuW I . U Iry kmfirr k mjit xm « . ftfeu wanfnrmit AB-i w, ifcSSSSS VifAj, w. ■ •� «� • • «-vfr' iVCherry Zettner. Tara IjoRcc Tiu UAMSu VfKGrStLVme Beds S-WKSDSUGIK V W � 'i iiwm WUKiertt � y wi,CwiV Km, KfllJJ. rnmeu Kt we mmle u'WMW-V .Vw .« Seniors 93 94 Seniors 95 IVA7. V'll. i .A-i,- • ''.v. v- .vV.y. ..- W -A:: ri- L1'- ''•'' ?■• O'''V' '; V. Football The Struggl i ft -■ ■; it «'’•« - .r- V SS? S Tf L. .• .I A « ■- ifc Jt ■ ifc 4 R. .O. I ‘ Todd Bristow unleashes a pass before his opponent takes him down. Front row LtoR: D. Mixer. S. Van Dyke. R. Milne. S. Leverotto. T. Flores. D. Teiies. G. Helagooon, M. Nijst second row L CO R; R Magallenea. A. Torres. D. Ojeda. A De Vito. P. Kieiiend. S. Blackman, J. Bo troll, j. Cbrupcoio. S. Dipiet -entomo. third row LtoR: D. Gregory, equip, mgr. D. Teeon coaches: Hamson. Fox. Carrol. Orzonek. Pascal, tramer: R. Dennis. B. Mepier. D. Stefani fourth row: B. Piokkolo. H. Kim. O. Hepoe. T. Clinton J. Libell. A. Ybarra. K. Ahn. D. Wilson. P. Gantea fifth row: B, Johnson. A. Gregory. D. Kemp. T. Bristow. J. Chnstensen. G. Cboirez. S Motnoy, A Lopez. M Roah too row: T. Wilson. R. Anderson K. Barnard. C. Lindquist. S. Kim. R. Rodriquez. D. Christensen. O. Watters. S. Astle. e The 1 985 fighting Irish were a representation of what being a team is all about. While competing in a league dominated with teams of superior size, speed, and talent, the Irish were at a great disadvantage. Not blessed with the talent or abilities of their opponents the team pulled together and demonstrated the biggest hearts in the league. As individuals they committed themselves toward giving their all for the team. Asa team, they came together and pledged a maximum effort. This was demonstrated each week as the Irish earned a reputation as an aggressive hard working team. V. Football 09 Varsity Football Honors Awards Most Valuable Player Gabriel Chairez Coaches Award Steve Kim Rookie of the Year David Kemp Most Improved Dave Christensen Most Inspirational Tom Clinton Co-Scouts of the Year Dustin Mixer Bien Serrano 1(X) V. Football Player of the Game Offense Defense □ceanview Charley Lindquist Gabriel Chairez Western Mark Roah Steve Kim David Wilson David Kemp Fullerton John Christensen Steve Kim Darrin Watters El Dorado David Kemp Max Nijst Cypress Todd Bristow Charley Lindquist John Christensen Tim Wilson Katella Gabe Chairez Dave Christensen Mark Roah Los Al John Christensen Loara Todd Bristow Gabe Chairez Esperanza Charley Lindquist Pacifica David Kemp Steve Kim V. Football lOI 't irn m u +.±4 V � J.V. Football « .. 1 Mttf An)gr«on V K« y Moo Brott H«Mr AJOort loco De v« O JM, V AMTt Ybnrr-o Intense Desire To Win AnUony OoV-tO � V 1 An V O-OOOry ■ J i Garv Molgooor, Bnt Jotrwon ' SaoOro low-otto Jorry LoOoil LC i Scow IVWK wv Duotan M.w 1 Oof Stofm K. The 1 985 IRISH Junior Varsity Football team finished the year with a record of A-6. This years team consisted of primarily sophomores with a few juniors and seniors sprinkled in. The team started fast with wins over Orangeview and Western before stumbling to Fullerton, El Dorado, and Cypress in close, hard hitting games. The team rebounded to rout Katella and Los Alamitos before injuries and lack of numbers took their toll. This years team showed an intense desire to win and the IRISH pride of not giving up. With an off season of weight lifting and fundamentals, the future looks very bright. — Coach Pascal Tr-ov-or Mck-oo inr stator. WOO to COtCO Dana1 J.V. Football 103 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL THE MAKERS OF “AIR KENNEDY” After a slow start, the Freshmen Football team finished 5 wins and 2 losses in league and bed for second place in the rugged empire conference. The highlight of the season was the showdown with a powerful Esperanza Squad. This was a must win for the Frosh. Unable to move the ball on the ground against the larger Aztecs. The IRISH unleashed AIR KENNEDY” and crushed them 27-6. Outstanding players were Dan Cobum. James Martinez. Jin Han. Steve Rath. Pete Montera. Ray Townsend, and captains: Brian Hammond and Greg Hansell. The team was lead by coaches Farr. Plunkett, and Samples. :iret row; J. Kim. E. Kim. J. Taylor. D. Rocchi. E. Pido. L. Mendoza. P. Garcia. R. AaCie. C. Roth. Second row; C. Clausen. E. Coronado. B. Hammond. D. Khoe. E. Grenofsky. D. Proitt. J. OoLitQuii. M. Condon. R I to. Third row; Coach Farr. R. Woodward, M Vedder. J Martinez. 3. Rath. J. Stone. R. Courdy. R. Morgan, R. Grover. Coach Somplon. Fourth row. R. Townsend. P. Thurman. K. Jergensen. M, Fuquo. J. Bowen. B. Bernard. D. Cobum, P. VI on to ro. D. Snyder. J. Moore. G. HonooM, Coach Plunkett Frosh. Football 1 05 Boys V. Basketball Strive For Five Joach Mayberry takes a time out for e pep talk. Danny Curry shoots for n froo throw for tbe Irish. Strive for Five was the motto of this year’s 1 985-86 Boys Varsity Basketball team. Under the experienced coaching of John Mayberry, the Irish looked forward to its fifth trip to CIF, and a chance at defending their Empire League Title. Frustrations, close games, hard work, and victories comprised the tone of their league competition. Cocaptains Darrin Queen and Danny Curry and returning letterman Glen Mares led the team in both offensive and defensive play. They were helped by first year varsity players Wendell Lauderdale. Danny Davidson. Jeff Howe and Jeff Hansell. Sophomore Michael Keith set a school record for most defensive rebounds in one game. Robert Harding. Dave Esparza. Kyle Bernard, and Steve Kim were the defensive stoppers. After a disappointing start, the Irish rebounded to four games in a row. Practicing hard they attained their goal of a team shooting average of over 50%. □ utrebounding nearly every opponent, the Irish were tough competition in every game. Coach Mayberry utilized all of these skilled and talented players and pushed the Irish to their utmost playing abilities. The 1906 Boys Varsity Basketball Team. L to R. Danny Davidson. Steve K«m. Glen Mores. Robert Hording. Dnnny Curry. Oonn Queen. Steve Konok, Jeff Hansell. Jeff Howe. Michael Keith. Klye Bernard. Wendell Lauderdale, and David Esparza. B Row. Mike Vellarto. Donn-s Omieczynski Coach Poxton. Coach John Mayberry. Lorry Jcnncn. and Raymond Gosha. Boys V. Basketball 107 Girls V. Basketball “Firm Believers” 1 98596 G rSs Varsity Basketball Team Get That Ball Decna! Coach Carter and her winning pep talk. With last year's first record of reaching CIF, the 1 986 Girls Varsity Basketball team started off with hopes for achieving to the tops. Deena Masumiya. Ursula Lovely. Dena Davidson, Nora Masuo, Kim Tawa, and Ronlyn AhNee were the returning lettermen who expressed multiplicity of talent and potential in the courts. With firm beliefs of going all the way. the Irish girls strived by trying and never, ever giving up. The Irish's huge success in their aggressive defense is due to Coach Carter, who started her first year this season at Kennedy. Coach Carter is certainly the reason for the success of these girls’ potential and skill. Their minds were set to achieve for no less than the tops, and captains Ursula Lovely and Dena Davidson made sure that they do it with pride. As returning letter Deena Masumiya says. We are firm believers and we'll never give up until we win.” This statement definitely says it all. 1986 Varsity Girts. L to R. Jodoc U|i o. Kim Towa. Ronlyn AhNee, Susan Pitt. Terry. Margie Walkman. Oena Davidson. Ursula Lovely. Norn Masuo, Deena Masumiya. Dana Stef am. and Coach Carter. Deena Strives for two points against Pacifica. Girts V. Basketball 1 09 Boys J.V. Basketball TakirV A Shot toys J. V. Basketball S5-BB: Mike Pettingill. Mark Poulotion. Diivid Barker. Torrence Bogo. Dnvo ocob. Gary Rasmussen. Mike Williams. Maurice Keitb. Ooug Archibald. Brett Hepler. Rick uttles. Ed Legaupi. In front: Gooch Mike Johnson This years Boys J. V. Basketball Team had a very successful season in the beginning. This year the J.V. players were under the new direction of Coach Mike Johnson. He showed the team determination to win, not to mention long and tough hours of practice. Their dedication and improvement of skills will prepare them for the move up to the Varsity team next year. Doug Archibald moves the ball down court. Ed Leganpi goes for a lay up. Boys J.V. Basketball 111 Girls J.V. Basketball Goin’ For The Top e 05-8S Girls J.V. Be kottooll Team: Bock row; L-R: Mon Kuramoto, Gina Alcoser. Lool.o nwcott. M Sdto row; L-R: Aoq« Imbody. Charlotte Wahloteon. conch. Dove Mortz. Front row; R; Mitzi Ujiib. Michu- lo Koto. Mami Motsumoto. Not shown: Joanne Richey. The Girls J.V. Basketball Team was as enthusiastic as ever. Under the new direction of Coach Dave Martz, the young team played well and practiced many hard hours. The key word among these girls was dedication. The future looks very promising for this team of girls. ! i Gina Alcoser anticipates her lump. Charlotte Wenisteen shooto over bar opponents attempted block. Girls J.V. Basketball 113 FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL TO THE HOOP The 'B5-'86 Sophomore Basketball Team finished with a 10-12 season. They were able to win four of their last six games, including a win over the league champions. These young men overcame a season of great adversity in order to finish the season as one of the toughest in the Empire League. FRESHMAN SQUAD — lyad Abdul-starter, Steven Choi, Michael Daniels. Thomas Deep. Jose Duenas, Mark Hawkins, Todd Hilts. James Malone, Eric Odenthal, Ravish Patwardhan, Phillip Thurman, David Tzeng, Scott Walker, Mike Vu (manager], Timothy Zamarripa Leprechans. (Not Pictured] — Robert Astle, Michael Curry, Richard Davis, Paul Grover. Tony Hung. Alex Im. John Kim, Mark Kreis, Atul Kumar, Vu Nguyen, Mark Nivinskus. Paul Ruark. Varsity Volleyball Never Giving Up Teom rrvorrvtooro of tix 1305-T9S6 Vo . C ’ ■ VoNeytooii sure know row to Q vt it ttou ,« Tt-.tr team contested of; Ifrom bottom f too. • ' Moo.ca Casey. Rcc Robunc, VeVono . Dana Oavidooo. Susan Pitt. Koran armor. and Bnono Dawson, Not picturtscj is Kat v Cot - or Margie Watchman played on botn t J V and Varsity Vo«oytaoH team. This year’s Varsity Volleyball team ended up with a 3-1 1 record in the league. Their hard work, determination and talent paid off when they achieved a fifth place standing in the league. The following students earned awards: Ree Rabune. Most Inspirational: Ree Rabune. All Empire League: Kathy Conner. M.V. P.; and Yelena Vucurevic. Most Improved. Coach Burns expressed — A promising season was stalled before it could get started as two three year starters (Casey and Rabune) went down with injuries before league play began. The Varsity did manage to capture a third place spot in the twenty team Artesia Tournament before league play started. The young women displayed a willingness to work hard and never give up. even though the odds were against them. Next year promises to be better as four juniors, who are now battle-tested, return. ” Varsity Volleyball 117 J.V. and Fnosh Soph Volleyball They Can The Junior Varsity Volleyball team played with determination and lasting endurance, completed the season with a 1 Q-8 win loss record. The success of the team should be commended to Coach Rabune who spent and dedicated hours of work to team practice and towards helping individual players. Awards were given to Denise Dawson — Captain. Stephanie Sacco — M.V.P., Carolyn Brown — Most Inspirational and Jenny Stoehr — Most Improved. The following statement was given by Coach Rabune. (It) was a positive season with everyone improving their skills. The girls had a winning attitude and worked together as a team — they had Irish pride to the max!!! ” The Frosh Soph girls Volleyball team did well for themselves this year. Their league record was 1 0-4. Counting their non-league games, the Irish ended up with a whopping 6-11 win loss record. The awards were given to; Sonja Niles — Captain. Vicki Thompson — Most Improved, and Kris Vucurevic — M.V.P. very Which Way The 19SS- 86 J.V. volleyball teom. (l-r) Bottom — C. Benson, C. Ebell. J. Cent.no, S. Socco. P. R.iey. J. Stoehr. J. Soibor. (r-l) Middle — M. Wotchmon. C. Ruston. N. Tipton. D. Dnwson, C. Brown, (l-r) Top — O. Benton. Conch Rabune. ond C. Wright. The 10S5- 86 Soph Freah VoHeytooll Mom; (l-r) Bottom — D. Tipton. S. Lopez. S. Niles. T. Bridgea ond M. Carillo; Second row — N. Bockea. L. Barnes. M. Koto ond Y. Lopez: Third row — K. Vucurevic. L. Ish. ond V. Thompson; Fourth row — M. Kuromoto ond J. Yagochi; Fifth row — J. Cenllo: Sixth row — K. Huston. Cooch Simmons ond A. Hodge. J.V. and Frosh Soph Volleyball 113 1 20 Boys V. Wrestling Varsity Wrestling HULK-A-MANIA Varsity Wrestling; (front row) Don Stefon.. Andy Reyes. Denny Dolton. R-Cky O'CampuB. Jason ReicJ. (middle row) Oov© Eddinoton. EdQuor Quinteros. Boitozer Ortega. Don Nelson. Dave Chnstensen. (beck row) Cooch Plunkett. Eric Casa non. Don K.m. Eddy Casa res. Coach Weir. The 1 085 86 year saw a large improvement in the JFK Wrestling program. At press time, the Varsity team was 13-1 in dual meets. With tournament championships at the Gahr-1 O Way”, El Rancho and Gahr-6 Way ' tournaments. The captains for this young team were Sophomore Baltazar Ortega and Junior Andy Reyes. Both demonstrated fine leadership and were instrumental in the teams success. Wrestling has a secret to success . . . it’s answer is H-A-R-D W-O-R-K! The team ran 3-6 miles at 7: OO a. m., then practiced 2 hours in the afternoon on developing technique, speed, and ability. Many of the teams members wrestle in A. A. U. tournaments in the spring, then summer league. Goals — if one is good enough: A college scholarship — travel — possible Olympic competition. Plus — “It’s GREAT to be a wrestler! 1 e coaches give tboir pop talk before tno motcb begins. Boys V. Wrestling 121 Junior Varsity-Freshmen Wrestling THE Jr. HULKS JV Wr-eoUftg: (Front row) G. Perales. T. Moreno, A. Coolbough, J. Wotnon. R. I to. D. Soorle. (middle row) S. Shimono. B. Hnmmond. K. Jones. L. Rawlings. D. Mixer. S. O’Antonio, (beck row) Coach Plunkett. T. Shuff. R. Driscoll. M. Mohn. G. Cozme. H. Kim. Cooch Weir. The 1085-86 Junior Varsity-Freshmen Wrestling teams were headed by David Rocchi and Ryan Ito. The teams displayed remarkable sportsmanship and an uncanny ability to use the designed techniques, assistant Baltazar Ortega, taught to them to out maneuver their opponents. This Fighting Irish Family shows great potential in the future on the Varsity level. Freshman Wrestling: (front row) B. Hammond. R. Ito. E. Kim. A. Nyguen. S. Wells. G. Perales. D. Rocchi. (middle row) A. Gronofsky. R. Bemnl. K. Jones. G. Greff. O. Shelton. E. Pido. R. Woodward. P. Gorcio. (bock row) Coach Plunkett. M. Fugoo. D. Coburn. R. Courdy. M. Jimonoz. R. Moore. M. Silva, j. Richardson. R Portilia. J. Moore. Coach Weir. JV Frosh Wrestling 1 23 Tennis 125 V. Girls Tennis Tennis Anyone? • •• •• t llo Temoy slams the C all m her opponents With steady movement. Monni Matsumoto reaches to a smooh. K™ Wonmon unoo her terms skills to help win c e gome. The serve is strong and the return is stronger. Captain Michelle Tenney speeds to the net and with fierce power, the ball smashes to the other end of the court, away from their opponent. Another successful play performed by the Kennedy High girls Varsity team. With high expectations, in her second year of coaching Marilyn Schultz spearheaded the team, placing the Varsity girls team in an improving fourth place in the league. Although they lacked adequate equipment, the girls played long hours from two to four a day. With Michelle Tenney as lead player and Marni Matsumoto as second, the team approached their way to the top. until they faced an uncomparable obstacle — the Cypress Centurions. Instead of dwelling over the fact that they could not overcome this team, they practiced with devotion and bounded their way to a strong fourth place. Coach Schultz credited many players who made a considerable difference to the sport of tennis. The 1985 V. Tennis Teem. L-R Top Row — Coach Monlyn Schultz. K m Tonnoy. Michelle Nook. Kim Wellman. Michelle Tenney. Lora Cummins. Bottom Row — Soma Lee. Lise Tr-oncoao. Marni Matsumoto. Christine Reoovan. V. Girls Tennis 127 All Aces! Varsity This year’s Boys Varsity Tennis Team succeeded with determination and effort. The team practiced hard and worked to their limit. There was competition, stress, and. of course, some fun. Although each person worked to improve his own skills, they were still a team out on the courts. They smashed, served, hit. and used their skills well. They put in many hours of practice and did their best in each game. Part of the credit goes to their coach, Coach Tenney, for helping the team on their skills and for her dedication of time. Each player had an encouraging attitude that backed them up to the top. Not only did they win for themselves, but for the entire team, which gave them an outcome of satisfaction. The team achieved and received what they wanted, and led themselves to victory. • Juan En polo to reochea for the oky to hit the boll. IS tatt Shm returns the bell with style. The B5- Q6 Boys Varsity Tennio team (Front l-r; otond.no) Matt Shm. Juan Eepdete. Derek Wionownki. Tom K,m. Dev Chun. Jeff Vaodonburgo. Billy Chen. Peter Km (Knuelng) Jeff Tsoi. Martin Cosper. Tommy Lo. Robert Jung, ond Thw Ngo. 1 2Q V. Tennis Tor K.m m.xoe V™ latest oX ep ,o donee Jeff Vandenburge decides to make o slam. Mortrn Casper does Ns oil. That swing V. Tennis 130 Girls J. V. Tennis Lovin’ It JV Girls Tennis Ihor. Le •wir� g� rocket oe ll.eoy Gyde tooke on. Julio Takaki token a b g loop and popn the tonma ball oven the net. ... .a: — £ KjS A 9 i � . ‘.V.Y lebbio Daum waits for the bail to reach her rocket. With wholesome dedication Bill Bergen, the advisor coach of the 1 984 Junior Varsity girls tennis team brought together a group of willing and devoted girls to play a fun and skilled sport of tennis. With hours and hours of practicing from each day to each week, the JV tennis team just as the Varsity team, placed a positive fourth in the league. Most people were not aware of the effort and time it took the girls to become strong players. Lengthy hours of drills were spent on improving their game. With Sherry and Lisa Le. the team strived their to the tops. In spite of the odds against them, the team as a whole, made significant contributions to the league and although they didn’t reach the highest rank, they came closer than others thought possible. Top Row: Angola Inbody. Adrien Von Howe. Chnsbno Erickson. Mary Gyde. Lise Lo. Debbie Doom. Judy Sedwick. Libs Lo Doaux. Joanne Richie. Bottom Row: Rebecca Yu. Carolyn Cheng. Jackie Sooomon. Julie Takaki. Angola Gilchrist, Dolene Burger, and Sherry Lo. As L sa Le watches. Missy Gyde omocka the bail. Girls J.V. Tennis 131 1 32 Boys V. Soccer Boys V. Soccer I—leads Up Bock Row (I to P - Hoad CoecT Vlockm.r Nieto. J Connell. M. P,onn.no. T. Schormorhom, R Bourn. E. Cinocco. L. Vidaleo. mddlo Row (I co r); M Poimor. S. Pouloy. E Corroloo. D. B-gcoo.E. Ologuo. D. N.cPolo. G. Aldave. Bottom Row (I to p); F. Boppopo. H. Lopez. D. Verges. T. Wong. C. Bleckmore. Boy’s Varsity Soccer was kicked to the top this year. Along with a successful year, they set a league record by scoring 1 □ goals in one game against Buena Park High School. Thier team effort showed through in every game. Some of the credit goes to Coach Nieto, who spent a majority of his time coaching them and teaching them valuable soccer skills. Boys V. Soccer 1 33 1 3-4 Girls V. Soccer Girls V. Soccer Shooting for Hig Goals ■ 'JB «■! Top Row (l-r) D. Dnwnon. S- Hamilton. B. Downon. Y. Lopez. C. Enknon, C. Er,ksen. C. Ruston. L. Jensen. R. Rabune. Cooch Randy Reyes. Middle Row Cl-n) J. Zevenbergen.. S. Paccione. C. Brown. H. McLeod. K. Demoot. C. Hand. Laying Down Cl-r) D. Rouso, B. Miller. Two of Voroity'B throe oonioro, Lcxwtta Jeoaen ond Re Rabune. Oemse Dawson throws e long Pane pass. This year’s Varsity Girl’s Soccer Team fought their way into the C. I. F. Finals and made the Irish proud. Dribbling and kicking to the best of their ability, they ended up with a 2-1 record in the C. I. F. Finals, putting them in second place in C.I.F. To recognize individual and team effort, many awards were given out. Among these awards were; M. V. P. Offense — Kristy DeMont, Defense — Julie Zevenberger, and Most Improved went to the team’s only Freshman, Christine Ericksen. Kristy DeMont along with Julie Zevenbergen made the all league teams. Girls V. Soccer 1 35 It’s A Goal! Boys J.V. Soccer What A Feeling. The J. V. soccer team def init-ly had some talent this year. Coached by Mr. Ward, the team practiced five days a week, three hours a day. The Frosh Soph team also did very well. These players had soccer on their mind seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day. The games were usually on Tuesdays and Thursdays, starting at about 3: GO. The boys did well considering all the problems and newcomers. They did the best they could to come out on top. This Ones Mme. Boys J.V. Soccer 137 Girls J.V. Soccer Go for the Goal This year's Soccer team got off to a good start, with Mrs. Rabune as coach and the rest of the team the rest of the team they played awesome! The most valuable player was issy Gyde. she was also named most valuable offensive player. The most improved player was Claudia Lopez, and the most valuable defensive player was Nicole Backes. With the help of these valuable players and the rest of the team, the Girl's J.V. Soccer team were a hit on the field! 3irto J.V. Soccer ' 1' •ck it. don't step on it! Girls J.V. Soccer 139 Water Polo Making A Splash To Victory The 1 985-86 varsity water polo team did a great job this year. They showed tremendous effort in their daily practice and at their meets. The C. I. F. was just a step away for them. The varsity water polo team certainly has the stamina and pride it takes to make a winner. The freshmen water polo team also displayed spectacular spirit this year. The 1 985-86 freshmen water polo fought bravely for League Championship. 1. Top: Coach Till. Mike Mahon. Cre� g Long. Middle: Erie Mcndoso. Poc Hornok. done Rreito. Bottom: Bill Lowe. Alex Oh. Dan Bums, David Johnson. Not pictured: Hons Sniidewind. Tom Erdelj. 2. Top: Jeff Bvehenen. David Bonaventura. Oon Burnes. Chad Hizkey. Jason Bloomfield. Coach Hoyt. Middle: Kent McMillan. Tom Hoshi. David Johnson. Rizh Bernal. Marcus Newman. John Oelecourt. Andy Nguyen, Bottom: Jessie Castro. Chno Heh. David De and. Matt Alves. Sal Rios. 3. Come on. don't push! A. Last one out is a rotten eon1 5. Hey. where did the ball go? Water Polo 141 1 -42 Boys Swimming Boys Swimming Not Intoxicated, Just Chlorinated fTT rr L iuuuu tuuyimu 4 It takes true guts to step into the freezing cool pool at Kennedy High. Yet time after time the J V and Varsity Boys swim teams went through it all. Coached under Susan Hurley and Mark Till all the cold dips paid off. With a small amount of returning lettermen, M. McMahon. A. Oh, B. Freedman. T. Anderson, the boys team had a lot to congratulate themselves about. The Boys J V team was all new. but had many exciting things to say. Hopefully all will return and the teams will be better than ever. Varsity: Back to front. (L to R). O. Barnes. 0 Lowe. M. McMohon, E. Mendoza. P. Homok, O. Vorgon. D. Johnooo, A. Oh. and B. Freedman. J V: (Back to front). L to R. E. Sater, G. Brown. T. Hilts. R. Bernal. K. Hanley. T. Koehi. M. Leva. M. Alves. C. Heh. Boys Swimming 1 A3 Girls Swimming Instant Swimmers, Just Add I—120- After a spectacular 1 98-4- 1 985 swim season, the girls J V and Varsity teams prepared for just as a successful year. Coaches Susan Hurley and Mark Till guided the girls through all the trials and triumphs the year brought. With all the experience and quickness of returning lettermen, Kristina Edmond, Kristine Teramoto, Marina Bennett, Tracey Benda, Kristen Hurley, Elsa Teramoto, Susan Pitts, Julie Martian, Kristy McKellips, and help of newcomers. Karen Connors, Jennifer Lossner, and Lisa Engels, the girls finished second in the Empire League. Also with all the newcomers and the JA team the girls will have a lot of experience for next year. Varsity Girls: Bottom Row. (L toR), K. Hurley. T. Benda. K. Edmond. M. Bennett. K. Conner. K. fvVckelhps. S. Pitts. J. Brown (Top Row). J. Loosener. K. Teramoto? L. Turnage. K. Sorenson. E. Engel and E. Teramoto. JA Team: (Top). M. Uji e. J. Koshi. T. Sorenson. J. Hofer. J. Sterling. T. Zepedo. T. Rodriguez. J. Herman, F. Goopil. L. Barnes, M. Jenkins. K. Knoll. (Bottom). P. Cepeda. A. InOody. J. Karpmski. S. Niles. T. WAeeler, A. Von Howe. Y. Hunger. C. Gorreou. L. Ruiz. Boys Cross Country Track A Step Ahead! Kennedy Cross-Country Derek Posting nuchcn to the finish lino. Taking off like a rocket to the moon, the Boys Cross-Country team ran its way to a level of competition far exceeding that of its predecessors. The team was led by Seniors, Danny Nichols. Jeff Walsh and David Negron. Never knowing the meaning of the word “exhaustion , the team could be seen practicing long after the last class of the day, running around the grand city of La Palma. Similar to the goal of the Cross-Country Team, the Boys Track Team went through the season with one thing in mind, to win! With such superstars as Senior sprinter Steven Astle and multi-talented athlete, Darrin Queen providing the emotional support for the team, this year's track team ran its way to victory. nny Nichols strives for ory. 1905-86 Kennedy Track Team. Boys Cross-Country Track 147 Girls Cross-Country Track Running Like The Wind! Kennedy croaa-country mokes their move to the finish. Knowing and understanding the stiff competition that lurked in the anals of the mighty Empire League, the female portion of the track and crosscountry teams dived into their perspective seasons head first, mixing it up with Orange County’s best! Ursula Lovely showed the high-flying track society who was boss, turning in fine performances at the high jump bar while, Rachael Desilva of cross-country fame, ran like the wind, leaving everyone who watched her in awe! But. in typical Kennedy fashion, everyone in both cross-country and track pitched in to form the ultimate running (and jumping) team, giving every opponent they faced a run for the money. 1 50 Boys V. Baseball Boys V. Baseball Swinging for the Fences The 1986 Fighting Irish Baseball Team will take on a whole new look in ’86 in an effort to return to championship play. First year head coach C. Pascal and assistant M. Olson will strive to teach fundamentals as well as knowledge of the game as the Irish prepare to compete in Southern Californias’ toughest league. Paced by returners Glenn Mares. Joey O’Brien, and Todd Bristow, they will be joined by Mark Roah. John Christensen. John May. and freshman Steve Rath as the Irish try to turn things around in the spring of 1986. 'S6 Vorsity Baseball L to R; back row: Todd Bnntow, Joey OBnon, John Onstansen. Gtem Manes, Robert Wilson. Mike Shipley. Dove Christensen, Flint Lafferty. front row: Coach Pascal, Stoves Roth. Chris Huston. Toby Wong. John May. Don Gregory. Andy U|iie. Mark Roeh. Boys Baseball 151 GIRL’S V. SOFTBALL QUEST FOR VICTORY 1) seniors express their spirit. 2) 1985-190S Varsity Softball. 3) getting ready to make e run for it. 4) Connie Wagner. Vivian Lopez, and T. Fronklin take a breather. 3) Coach Iverson. 6) go ahead, make my day. Kennedy Varsity Softball has started out the year in their quest for their third straight Empire League Championship. At the time of press, their record is 1 7-1 and 5-0 in league. The team iscomposed of 6 seniors. 1 junior. 3 sophomores, and 3 freshmen. Girls V. Softball 1 53 J. V. Fnosh Soph Baseball Hit By the Pitch The J. V. team this yean is composed of many new faces. Returners Rich Garcia. Brian Bowerfind. Mike Dowd. Scott Pool, and Jason Smith anchor a team comprised of one freshman. Jeff Hansell. three young men who have not played for Kennedy before Brett Helper. Jack DeLaquil. Chuck Lindquist, and John Varga, and sophomores from last years Frosh Soph team. Mike Correa. Jeff Murakami. Jeff Hulme. Bill Huse and Jack McConnell. The combination of youthful enthusiasm and ‘’crusty veterans seemed to work quite well a league play started with 2 wins over El Dorado and Katella and a loss against Cypress. The team should make a good showing with that promising start. ■06 J. V. Baseball L to R; bock row: Sill Muse. Jeff Hulme. Rich Gorcm, Jack McConnell. Charley Lindquist. Brian Bowerfind. GreQ Hansell. Coach Burns, front row: Jeff Murokomi. Scott Pool. Mike Corroo. Mike Dowd. Jack De Loquil. John Varga. Jaaon Smith. FroafVSoph Baseball L to R; top row: Cooch Marc Hamson. Tom Deep, Evener Pido. Scott Wolkor. Kevin Hcmng, Don Choc ran. middle row: Coach Harrison, Eric Odenthal. Jim Bottrell. Scott Morns. Brian Hammond. Clemente Amzon. bottom row: Pete Montora. Danny Seorle. David Huang. Tim Zamampa. Eric Mount. Jeff Thieme. Not Shown: Ricky Megallenes and Scott E thing ton. Boys Baseball 1 55 Girls J.V. Softball Swinging Toward Success ■a ■ 1. 1 S05-B6 Girls J.V. Softboll 2. Hey better, batter . . . Swing' 3. Should I try it with my eyea closed? Girls J.V. Softball 157 V. Badminton BIRDIE, BIRDIE FLY AWAY The 1 006 Kennedy Badminton Team began its season with high hopes of repeating their past successes. With five league Championships behind them, the Irish eagerly looked forward to another winning season. Under the experienced coaching of Pam Simmons, the comparatively young team of Varsity players quickly became conditioned. Their long hours of practice and hard work hope to bring the Irish yet another championship season. 1 sc Row — Cooch Simmons. Michelle Nook. Ann Hyunh. Evelyn Cubs. Sawn Yoo; 2ncJ Row — Michelle Tenney. Nelson Roias. Dana Made. Amy Chung. Soon Saco. Dobbio Cobum; 3rd Row — Gary Hegemon. Sherry Le. Mark Piening. Stewart Chen. Patrick Rim. Charlie Hong; Ath Row — Morgio Wachcman, Dawn Penner, Kim Wellman. Julie Tokoki. Use Le. Young Lee. Toe Rah; 3th Row — Michael Chong. Jimmy Huong. Kevin Konashmo. Jeff Taylor. Tony Hong. Rob Ascio; 6th Row — Louro Cummings. Kent Toon. Daniel Cobum. Pool Groover. Helen Luong; 7th Row — Debbie Lee. Rebecca Yoo. Caroline Chin. Power Shot! High Flyhg Bird V. Badminton 1 59 sqno CSF This year CSF (California Scholastic Federation) members participated in a variety of community activities, fund raisers, and fun field trips. Members volunteered their services at the La Palma International Days Carnival, raised money by selling M M's, and visited a college. The club officers and all the CSF members would like to thank Mr. Arakawa and Mrs. Greer for being such supportive and caring advisors. Row I: Y. Hhi, I) Nlasumiya. K Viunwib, I. Nakao. K. Inouve, If. Galbit. S. Paid, | Smith. SI Casey, K Evans. K Tawa. M Arakakj, V. Tippms. B. Box. I . Nichols. K. Kitajima. Slasuo. M. Cheng. Row i A Kim, SI Kuramoto, ). Takaki. R. Alagao. SI Slatsumoto. E Kim. S. Kang. N'A, R. Lee, P. Singh. ). Ting. N. Rojas. L Pido. SI Bennett. S. Shin, S- Sato. B. Byrd, S. Yamanishi Row 3: S. Yamanishi. C Chambers, R. Nora. C. I.ia, N'A. C. Rogerson. T. Larson. N'A. W Fuku. SI. Daniels, C. Wallers. R Its . N'A Row 4: N'A. D Davidson. P. lady. D. Chun. A Holm. ) Iverson. SI. Pienning. N'A, N'A. K. Cheung, C. Chining. N'A. Row 5: J. Yaguchi. C. Fafkenberry. D. Pease, N'A. C. Yodakawa. N'A. N A. N'A, K. Kvomen. T. Ngo. OFFICERS: Kelly Kitajima, Sheri Yamanishi, Nelson Rojas, and Nora Masuo. FBLA OFFICERS: Bottom row: Nelson Rojas and Jessica Iverson. Top row: Angela Coletta, Kristin Hurley, ind Jennifer Lossner. Future Business Leaders of America helps to give its members an edge when stepping into the work force by getting members involved in the different areas of business. Some of the various activities of FBLA are running the student store, and a type-a-thon. In March, FBLA members were involved in the Competitive Events Conference where they showed their various business skills such as: business math, business communications, accounting, typing, word processing, data processing concepts, essay, public speaking and many others. Front row: lance Nakamura. Ed Olague. Lon Lawler. E 1 Lettaspi. Andy Ahn, Fcrzin Irani. Angela Coletta Middle row. Danny Drcvwl, Sean Sato. Tanya Scotian. Jessica Iverson. Nelson Royas. Lyn rSdo, llui Tuan. Monica Jones. Sandra Shin. Rad. row Robert Randall. David Rankin. Terry Carter. Matt Nelson. Julie Gordon, Jennifer I-owner. Krwtin Murk)’. Donna James. Cynthia Rogerson. Teresa Ramirez FBLA 163 KEY One of Kennedy's most active clubs. Key Club offers its services to Kennedy and the surrounding community. Among the activities to which Key Club members have donated their time and services are the cities annual Halloween Carnival and Santas workshop, where members wrapped gifts and helped children write letters to Santa. Members also brought cheer to the elderly at local convalescent homes, raised money for the P.T.S.A. fund raiser and ushered holiday in music. For its outstanding contributions to the school and community in 1985-86, Key Club was awarded the title Club of the Year . Key 164 Club Clubs 165 Cultural Experience Club Cultural Experience Club members spent their time bridging the gap among the various nationalities at JFK. Under Dr. Corkum's guidance, the new club helped foreign students feel more at home while exposing Kennedy students to other cultures. The club hoped to raise money for various charities, planned field trips and listened to guest speakers. 1. The Cultural Experience Club: Row 1 - Cathy Lia, Diana Kang, Elaine Kang, Deanna Valencia, Priya Singh, Angela Ting, Jewel ring, I lye Jin Kin, Lynn Pido, Joy Lei, Dr. f. Corkum. Row 2 — Mr. J. Callegos, Tom Lo, Evelyn Cuba, KvungCho, Dan Coburn, Debbie Coburn, Cindy Cfieung. 2. Blake Davis tells all. 3. 1985-86 Officers: Debbie Coburn, Secretary: Lvnn Pido, Vice President: KvungCho, President. (Not Pictured: Nelson Rojas, Treasurer) 4. Culture Club in Action! 5. Advisor: Dr. J. Corkum al podio. 4 5 166 Cultural Experience Computer Club The Computer Club, led by Eric Opdahl, introduced assembly language, telecommunications, MIDI technology, and Computer Aided Drafting which not only made the club interesting but also kept its members off the streets. In May of 1986 some of the club's members plan to attend EXPO '86 in Vancouver, British Columbia. As Phil Bertoni once said, ... Ask not what your computer can do for you, but what you can do for your computer. 1. Computer Club Row I — Rvland Madison, Richard Msiung. Bomie Wane, Scott Ericson, Soojm Kang. Cathy Lia. David I luang. Marry Cho. Row 2 — Mark IVmng, Kent Kyomen. Ken Yoshtoka. Tommy Lo, Thai Ngo. Kenneth Kambara. Kevin Nivinsku . left Medtke, Tom Kwan. Keith Kemerer and Dan Cowles. 2. 1985-86 Officer : President, Eric D. Opdahl; Secretary. Dan Cowles; Treasurer, Kenneth M Kambara; Vice President. Kathv Inouyc; Advisor P. Bertoni. 3. 1985-86 Student Advisors: Tommy lo, Aaron Reddoch. Kevin Nivmvkus, Ryland Madison. Richard Msiung. Thai Ngo, Davad I luang. Cathy laa and Mark INening 4 Mo Mo Mo. it's Marc Nakao. 5. It doesn't matter ‘Anyway’?! 6. Keith Kemerer peeks at hts pokes. 3 •v P Computer 167 Of course you need not be Asian to join the Asian Club! This year, like any other, people of different cultural background joined the club. The main objective of the club was to bring students of Asian descent together to socialize with one another. Throughout the year they planned some fund raisefs, such as participating in La Palma Central Park's Halloween Carnival, having a candy sale and having a refreshment stand at Christmas time. They even planned to have a luncheon for the teachers. The club officers were John Takaki, President; Andy Ahn, Vice-President; Sheri Yamanishi, Secretary; and Kathy Inouye, Treasurer. With four capable officers and Ms. Ragusa (advisor) everything that was planned was done! - — Angie and Robert talk of the upcoming events. Asian e Asian club officers: (l-r) Andy Ahn, John Takaki, Ms. Ragusa (advisor) and K Chen, J. Uiie, T. Ngo, M. Shin, T. Lo, A. Yang, G. Omato and E. Chen 168 Asian Club The Diafi dub officers'. fi-t) Derva Davidson. Ketty Kitajima, and Brian Bov Some dub members have their What is the Diati Club? Diati Club is an experience for those students who are planning a higher education. The club visited UCI, USC, and UCSB to complement their knowledge about these various college campuses. They were given a campus tour and then let loose to explore the campus' everyday life. They got a better idea of a student's living matters and studies. From visiting these several colleges, the Diati club's purpose was fulfilled for the year. The club officers were Brian Box, President; Dena Davidson, Vice-President; Sheri Yamanishi, Secretary; and Kelly Kitajima, Treasurer. Mr. Haynes (advisor) and the effort of the officers made it possible for the club members to go to these colleges. he Diati club members kneeling from i-r, K. Lee, E. Kang, S. Yamanishi, K. Cheung, I. lakaki, M. Kurunoto, )■ Yaguchi, C. Walters, | Martin, T. uzuki, N. Masuo, S. Yamanishi, K. Tawa. K Kitajima, K. Inouve. A. Ahn, I I inland K Quon; standing from l-r, A. Yang, J. Lee, M. Lee. M. ennev. D. Wang, D. Davidson, A. Sun, I. Mauricio, M. T eng. D. Huang. I) Main. I Hmi. I Mansell, C. Wang. (i. Wu. I). Cowles, (, Yodakuwa, C. ia, B. Box, P. Singh, M. Pienning, S. Kang, E. Reddoch, E. Kim, D. Valencia, N. Shakla, ll Kim, K, Cho, M c toper, A. Ting. D. Kang, N. Rojas, L. ido, H. Cho, J. Lei, J. Uh, J. Takaki, P. Kirn, T. Ngo, C. Cheung, P. Rim, T. Lo. and Mr. Haynes. Diati Club 169 Choral The Choral Club led by Mr. Hoshi performed in many musical extravaganzas throughout the school year. The Drama Club Spring Musical gave the club an exciting start. They sang many different types of music ranging from traditional to contemporary. Overall Choral turned in an exciting and fun filled year. Row 1) Gracetoni, Cindy Acevedo, Angola Gilchrist, Lisa Picotte, Adenne Olah, Lavra Barnes, Jennifer Alien, Annie Hong, Timmi Stat, Sandy Kulpotrick Row 2) Anjclika Pineda, Shannon Carey, Barbara Vaca, Courtney Bowling, Marisol Garcia, Alex Coronado, Vanessa Weber, Jeannie Hong, Hsiu Wang, Amo Ortiz Row 3) Tina lahodny, Colleen Vajda. Chris Wright, Kim Hornvawk, Lori Lahodny, Kris Kroll, Kerri Moore, Karena Shammen, Pety Cepeda, Regina Villanti, Julie Jarash, Row 4) Kent Mcmillan, Wade Sokol, Eric Mendoza, David Negron, Row 5) John Finney, Robert Gessell, Sean Branam, Robert Randol, Everardo Martinez Advanced Glee Officers, Grace Tanji — President, Kris Krou — Vice President, Timmi Stout — Treasurer, Amo Ortiz — Secretary 170 Choral Mr. Hoshi flashes us a smile Drama The Blarney Stone Theater served as home to the drama department. Mr. Till headed the department for the second year, in which time the department has grown astronomically. Drama produced a number of plays through the year, Our Town and Westside Story being among them. Drama also participated in other activities, such as a football game against the band, and a servant sale, where students, teachers, and parents were sold to the highest bidder. Drama 171 Giving A Little T.L.C A child care class led by Mrs. Campbell and many of her TA s helped little children with crafts, stories, and playing on the toys. Everyday the children would learn to make such things as Santa Claus bells, puppets, etc. The TA's would make them lunch each day and would tell them a story to go home and tell their parents. This is the first year that the Child Care has been seen in the Yearbook and with the help of Mrs. Campbell, her TA's and these wonderful kids this class w,ll be in the Yearbook more often in the future. AXAiit in U.M.S.I). Ginnv Gonzales k„,u ... . cheese sandwiches. 'Jr,08a Aline Benlian and Nina Arriz buddies U V. aboul and Cm . CarcvpboW bcVpm Utt c AusVm vnVb bis yj aoi bvc 172 ChildCare w onibesvau%Voo? From left to right: G. Gonzales, C. Clarke, J. Kanus, A. Kiesel, N. Urrea, K Confei ). Caster C. Turner. J. Herrera, A. Hulme, N. Arrizon, E. Henas, V. Salts T Caster, G. Malone, M. Neal, N. Kosek, j. Estes, A. Bentian, T. Leaf, C Ryan Y Ri GJ rman' L Ryan' A Hulme. Mrs. Campbell, K. llolender n. van Uyke, J. Weatherly. fyr'y) To Ski Or Not To Ski? The ever adventurous Ski Club was pretty much wrapped up in planning a one day to one week type ski trip for this winter and upcoming holidays such as the trip to Utah and its breathtaking resorts which consisted of Alta, Parkwest, Parkcity, and Sundance. This trip took place over Christmas vacation. During President's Holiday, in February, there was a trip to Bear Valley; and during Easter vacation there was a trip to Colorado. With Mr. Emery in :harge and Jenny Waldkirch as resident of the club and Cameron ivans as captain of the racing team, he ski club got off to a good start. Were ■s one WapP ’ . {am'ty’ Yes it's the ski buddies, Jenny Waldkirch and Tracie Bradshaw. Hey, we're ready to hit the slopes. Skiing is no problem for Mr. Emery. Members of ski club, from left to right are: C. Suzuki, A. Inbody, D. Chun, D. Daum, J. Sedwick, S. CX Allesandro, D. Walker, D. Shelton, C. Evans, M. Kanne, N. Sutherlin, T. Bradshaw, and J. Waldkirch. Ski Club 173 IN THE HOUSE Ladies and Gentlemen . . . House: the community or students in residence. This is how Webster's defines the word House. Some of you folks out there might not think that those House meetin's are just nothin'. Well, you're wrong. The House meetings are a very integral part to the many high school traditions that our dear ole Kennedy values so highly. Without Senior house, there would not be any Senior Skate Night. Without Junior House, no Prom, or Winter formal. And without Freshman and Sophomore House, they'd be pretty bad off. There you have it, the House meetings, In The House . I IIE SENIOR HOUSE: Andy Ujiie, Joanne I Isu, Grac Tanji, Kathleen Inouye, Michelle Pagan. Tin Edmond, Toby Wong, Kelly Kitajima, Nora Masuo Sheri Yamanishi, Sonal Patel, Rcshma Vasanwala Mike Ferraiz, Maria Cheng, Jennifer Smith, Dann Nichols, Janet Nakao, Tern- Ramirez, l.iz Parkas, Kir Tawa, Kathleen Berdis, Brian Box, David Esparza Kim Evans, Andy Kim, Kathy Fenton, Jennifer Gloc Brad Freedman', Monica Casey, Tracey Newton Angela Coletta, Trupti Patel, Gina Moreno, Am Mays. The JUNIOR HOUSE: John Christenson, Casey Rayfield, Andy Reyes, Heather Meadows, iason Watson, Millie Paik, Dana Malic, Joy Massey, Julie Nowlin, Ann Mannriquez, Wendy ohnson, Erin Toth, Ahritta Kim, Deena Masumva, Lori Hunt, Thu Nrygen, Robert Quon, Lisa Sakota, Stacey Hodson, Kristi I.ind, Nikki Toth, Kerri Robinson, Lisa Locicero, Blake Davis. Tom Anderson, Susanne Granito, Mark Roah. 174 House CHESS This year's chess club members could be found spending numerous lunch periods in room 26. Acting supervisor was Mr. Bertoni. Club officers were Tom Kwon, President Dan Cowles, Vice President; and Craig Cummings as Treasurer. Locked in combat, members battled on opposite sides of the chess board to trap the king. Members enhanced their chess knowledge and playing ability by competing with others of equal skill. They also took advantage of the opportunity to play computer chess. The Cheek-Mates: Dan Cowles, Craig Cummings, Tom Kwon, Aaron Reddock, Bernie Wang, Scott Fricksin, Tom Lo, Thai Ngo. Chess 175 ■Together we'Uget it finished. The Eternal Flame Gang sl Row;L-R — K. nouve. R. Sanabue. Tu £. V. S ng,b. 2nd Row; . Yarn, D. Masumn w, M. FcnaaJ. Su .uW . b. Y.c b , V. 'Fonseca. D. S ’ a V.er . T bradsbaw. b. Ma b. 3rd Row; S. Hess. S. Mca a, K. Kambara, M. Rodgers. M. breed. Alb Row; YV Gugert. T. brown, and Darin NakaVAbara. Tina, Darcy and Ken keeping cool under pressure. There is definitely no place like the Yearbook room ( 49) at the nearing of a deadline (D-Day). People are not their normal selves. No one really knows how much hard work it is to be on the Yearbook staff, you must draw a layout, take pictures, write copy, know everyone's name on your page, and when it's all turned in you pray to God it comes out alright. I'm not saying Yearbook isn't all fun because it is, but a lot of hard work too! Leading the adventurous staff this year was Editor, Jenny Waldkirch, Photo Editor, Ken Scott and Advisor, Mr. Bob Maib. Besides all the trials and tribulations over the yearbook, the staff is one big happy family, and it's all wrapped up in a lot of hard work and fun times. The Yearbook family. .. z Vice Pres. Jeff Hansell Sec. Ahritta Kim Tres. Deena Masumiya Julissu 1,. Ahanto Michael A. Aboody Brett Adams David T. Adams Steven Adams Nancy Aguayo Joven Ai'iistin Ronlyn Nee All Andy T. Ahn Michelle Ahrens I.isa Albright Terrie Allen Cary Amerson Thomas M. Anderson Jeffrey S. Aragona Douglas F. Arehihald Kahian Arellano Krminia Arrizon Cristina II. Ary Nicole Astone Darcy I.. Austin Paul Balijian Christy A. Banks David W. Barker Lori M. Barnow Erie A. Barron Chad Barrow Bradley A. Bayless Christopher Beckncr Brian L. Bemhry Tracy L. Benda Manuel Berg Morris Berry Michelle S. Beverly John Black Maylei S. Blackwell 182 Juniors Donna Blankenship Theresa M. Boatwright Scott Boettcher Terence R. Boga Tracy K. Borego Glenn Bornhoff Nannctte Bolt Michael Bovenkamp Brian Bowerfind Kohert I . Branam Kristin Brandy Todd J. Bristow Sandra Brogdon Jeanette Brower Jeannie Brown Michael A. Brown Todd A. Brown Michael I). Brunning Todd Blind era La Bae J. Burger Kelli C. Burr Kelley L. Butler Keith II. But . Heather A. Campbell Kduardo B. Campos Gregory Carasik Art Cardona Shannon M. Carey Christina L. Carrasco Eddie Casares Teresa Cascio Fernando Cepeda Ana M. Cerna Bichard F. Cerone, Jr. Jeffrey L. Charron Amy P. (diaung Sandra Chavez Jennifer Chen Johnny Chen [Nan II. Chen Juniors 183 Raymond M. Chen Cindy S. Cheung Tai-Wei Chiang James Chien Harry Clio Rwung S. Cho Kyung J. Cho Michael K. Cho James S. Chough John C. Christensen Judy Tai Chu David Chun Eric Cinocco Christina Clanuncr Cindy A. Clark Richard A. Clark Janine I). Clasen Deborah M. Cohurn Mary T. Cong Vickie Coolhaugh Kimherly Cooper Ranee Cooper Fernanda M. Coppa Duane Cornish Charles Cortright Gregory C. Courdy Gil D. Cozine Leslie Crahh Jacqueline Cragg Kimherly Crandall Christina Cronin Shannon Crosby 184 Juniors Susan J. Crum Alex Cuevas Wendy Cugal Jentina Dabbs Margo M. Dame Daniel S. Davidson Dena Davidson Michael B. Davis Briana F. Dawson Denise F. Dawson Maurice Dayao I ee De Arman Jack Dc Faipiil Sbondra N. De Lay Torch De Ix ng Kimberly L. Debaan Christine M. Dennis Julie A. Deskin Peter I). Devlin Tawnya A. Dill-Kee Steven Dipietrantoni Michelle I). Durnas Shannon Duncan Karen J. Durham Maurice Durham David A. Eddington Pamela K. Kddington Klisa L Kngel Scott H. Enomoto Maureen S. Esparza Tzarina Kdillon Martin Estrada Konald Farley Allan C. Farmer James K. Fellows Marc Ferraiz Marcos A. Figueras Danna K. Finley Melissa L. Fisher Juniors 185 Vanessa E. Fonseca Lori M. Francoso Michael Frazier Misty Freed Alice M. Fruehe Lisa M. Garcia lada Garcia Mary Ann T. Garcia Richard K. Garcia Rosalinda Garcia Ricky W. Card Brenda Garrison Jorge R. Gavia I-call Gihho Anna M. Gihson Jason Gilbert Carlos E. Gomez Phillip Gomez Daphne A. Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez Michael Gonzalez Timothy I). Goodman Julie M. Gorden Lisa 1). Gordon Pamela L. Gordon Roslynn S. Gorman Kelley A. (Joss Rachel Gottlics Suzanne E. Granito Eric Green Andrew R. Gregory Nancy I). Grow Brandy M. Gugert Diane Gurule Jordan A. Ilagadorn Julie llall Garret Hamilton Michelle M. Hamilton Sharon Hand Jeffrey S. Hanscll Kerrie Harhison Kimhcrly Harper Cared Hay Roger T. Hearld 186 Juniors Kdward C. Hch Jeffrey Henderson Brett P. Hepler Dwayne W. Heppe Kimberly I). Ilewetl Janeen M. Higl)ee Mare Hoaglin Stacey K. Hudson Chelsea Hoffman Tiffany M. Holguin Amanda M. Holm Jeanne 1-S Hong Patrick llornak Jeffrey L. Howe Douglas Huang Jerry C. Huang Victoria I.. Hughes Brian J. Hulse Charlie J. Hung Ia ri L. Hunt Chris Huston Tamara A. Huston Thomas K. Ingolio Jessica L. Iversen Kim Ivins David J. Jacob Koslyn Jacobson Donna James Nina A. Jarin Stacy Jenkins Dwain Johnson Wendy K. Johnson Monica Jones Kandi Kagawa Diana Kang Deborah A. Katz Kenneth Kaulcn Joyce N. Kawashima Jason Keller Juniors 187 Jeri L. Kelley David T. Kemp Lynctte L. Kent Ralie 111 T. Khan Robert Kiger Ahritta J. Kim Don Kim live Jin Kim llyiin J. Kim Peter Kim Lee Ann Kiser Lori Kiser Kalieem Klan Kathleen L. Klinicke Laurie A. Klinkers Robert E. Klunk Soo Y. Koo Stephen J. Kosek Kari Krager Michael S. Kron Jana Kruska Lisa Kutnyak Kent Kyomen Tina L. Lahodny Pravind K. Lally Van S. Lam Angela La master David Lantow 188 Juniors Karen M. Lara Nancy J. Larkin Travis L. Larson Wendy S. Lawson Hsiang C. Lee Hyun Lee Miao I cc Sonia Y. Lee Kdmundo C. Legaspi Joy I,ei Brian A. Leibl Sean F. I Leonard David I ever Sandro Leveratto Vincent Lia Suzette Lim David Lin Kristi M. Lind Charles Lindquist Charlotte Lloyd Lisa 1 a Cicero Lisa K. I.ohan Raymond P. Lohmeier l.anette Long Dawn M. Longhrake Sharon Lopez Ymelda Lope . Ursula Lovely Patrick K. Lowe Troy Lucas Thomas I). Lukacsa Joy C. Lumha Kelly L. Lumpkins William A. Maduro Lori Magdaleno Michael Magyar Michael Mahler Kelly F. Maidman Lance Maley Juniors 189 Jennifer L. Malone Michelle Malone Ann Manrri pirz Sherry Marcroft Christina I). Marks Cecilia M. Martinez Rudy Martinez George E. Mason Joycelyn Massey Dcena A. Masnniiya Dana Malic Juanito Mauricio John R. Mav Stanley M. McCall Michelle I). McCarty Shilonda McCrimon Kristine |{. MeKellips Steven McRae Christina A. Mead Heather Meadows Paula Medrano Erie Mendoza Larry A. Mermingez Rhonda Minner Dawn M. Moberg Michael R. Mohn Keith Mohrmann Lisa Moncavo Warren M. Montelihano Leon A. Monzon Gina Morales Jason T. Moran Debra Mulvihill Richard K. Mundo Nancy Murphy Cassandra Murray Dawn M. M vers Matthew Nelson Phillip R. Nelson Huong T. Ngo Pheng L. Ngov Bach Mai T. Nguyen l oc Nguyen Thu L. Nguyen Tuan Nguyen Jose L. Nieto Julie M. Nowlin Tracy L. Nusser 190 Juniors Erin C. O'Brien Ricardo Ocampo Erica Oesterle Jeaneen Ohcrn Arcelia Olivarria Gina I.. Oliver Dennis Omiee .ynski Jose Ortega Juan Ortega Luis A. Ortega Trinidad T. Ortiz Armando Orue Taeksoo Ou Gregory T. Owens Steven Owens Ana-Lynn I). Padua Stephanie Pagan Millie Paik Marty V. Palmer Alesa Pantier Dayna Pantlr Christine Partridge Wayne Pate Seema Patel Helen M. Pena Alexandria Pennacchio Steven Pepper Erin Perkins Kim Perry Sandra M. Petrowski Lynn Pido Kaclnnat Pino Susan Pitt Jeffrey I). Plapp Scott M. Pons Scott T. Pool Juniors 191 Robert Pope Henrietta K. Portillo Mark Poulalion Jose Prieto Robert K. Quon Gary Rasmussen Casey S. Rayfield John Reeves James Rebmann Jennifer Remolif Arthur Requejo Andrew Reyes Ronnie F. Reyes Maria Rios Seott Rivers Mark Roah Darren J. Roberts Kimberly A. Roberts Pilar A. Robertson Chris Robinson Keri Robinson Pamela Rodgers Sonia Rodriguez Cynthia A. Roger son Nelson Rojas Riehard II. Romney Renee Roper Lisa Sakoda Anita Salgado J. Krik Salter Vikki L. Salts Aaron M. Sanchez Peter Sanchez Kfren Santos Glen R. Sasaki Sean Sato 192 Juniors Lisa Saxon John R. Scanlon Mark T. Schmidt John Sexton Craig N. Shaul Allen Shellenberger Kric Sheng Jimmy Shim Matt S. Shin Sandra Shin Nilesh Shukla Dustin Sievers Cynthia Silva Cahy Simaan Christopher Simon James Sinclair Cliaran J. Singh Tammie Sito Charlene Skinmore Edward A. Smissen Diana H. Smith Julie Smith Lamont J. Smith Jerry Sorbel Christina Sorensen Nu Sov kimherly Spence J. Christ in Springate Karena Stammen Brian I . Staude Marc J. Steele Cindy M. Steen Michele Steggell Tina A. Stiles Robert Still Misti Stoekwell Tiinmi Stout Sharon C. Stuller Angela E. Sun Riclcy L. Suttles K. Casey Suzuki Ernest J. Taga John k. Takaki Biehard Takasago Tim I). Tang Terry J. Tanner kim J. Tarpley Michele L. Tatka Juniors 193 Michelle L. Tenney Leslie Terrebonne 1). Curtis Terry James 1). Thiel Duane Thomas Keith Thomas Sandy Thomas Kenneth I). Thompson Kegena L. Thy berg Brian J. Tilton Angela C. Ting Niki Tipton Erin M. Toth Nicole Toth Traci Townsend Jeffrey M. Tsai Uni H. Tuan Leslie J. Turnagc Kristin Turner Tom Tway (denn Tyson Margaret Tzeng Ketan Upadhyay Cheryl A. Vagell Earl Van Aken Heather L. Van Dyke Melissa Vandebrake Jeffrey S. Vaiulenherge Jacqueline 0. Vann John Varga Diego G. Vargas David K. Vcrbcck Aline ( . Vieira 194 Juniors Thomas Yillano Irene Villareal Nicolette G. Vinci Jamie Voglcr Yelena Vucurevic Jarrett L. Wade Amy L. Walker Chien Wang Mark P. Wang Kelly S. Ward Jason W atson Alina Weaver Vincent J. Weber John T. Whitley William Wickersheim Stefanie Wickwire Ladell L. Wilkins Jerry Williams Kyan L. Williams Stacy L. Williams Robert J. Wilson Tranette (). Wilson Wayne I). Wilson Rebecca Winton Kelly S. W ong Kimberly A. Woods Sharon L. Woolf Adina M. Wright Gary W. Wu Mei-I.ing W u Alice T. Yang Po-Jen Yang Lori A. Yoders Kyting Yoon Kenneth S. Yoshioka Dena R. umwalt Juniors 195 President Lora Saar Rep. Jason Smith •a Anna Marie V'. Acebes Cynthia Acevedo Roland C. Acton Kay Alin Rebecca Alber Alex Alhright Kricka K. Allen lain C. Allen Jennifer L. Allen Kaclion Allen Tonya Allen Shannon Allison Rcina A. Amador Michael K. Anderson Raif J. Anderson Malina R. Anthony Ncktaria S. Antonaras Ralph Arenas Sonia Armenia Richard K. Arnott Behrooz L. Ashrafi Jenny Askov Krin J. Atherton Kty K. Azoulay Jennc Baagettc David A. Hailey Robert Baker Matilde Ralderas Kari Randy Richard Handy Candis Banner ilayde Barajas Shawn Barkley Daniel Barnes Carolyn Barnhart Faustino S. Barrera Scott B. Barrett Michelle M. Becerra Jim Beckmann Brian Beech Christy A. Benda Aline Benlian Marina L. Bennett Catherine A. Benson 198 Sophomores Dana M. Benton Tamra Berry Shawn Beverly Scott K. Blackman Bonnie P. Bottorf Jim E. Bottrell Lisa C. Boucher Mary C. Bowling Syl via L. Bray Dawn Broussard Carolyn R. Brown Dana Brown Maureen J. Brown Robert E. Brown Vickie L. Brown Stacy Bumcrot Kelly Burney Kimberly S. Burtch Shannon Bushard Rachael Butler Shanin Byers John Byrd Diane M. Cacioppo Glen Call Johnny Camarillo Jaimie V. Campbell Michael S. Campos Kristine Carndall Fandila Carranza Denise S. Carter Terry T. Carter Anthony G. Casper Edna Castillo Tamara Castillo Judith Ccntino Benjamin L. Chase Dan T. Chen Stewart S. Chen William Chen Katharine Cheng Jay Choi Kathy L. Christman Sophomores 199 Jason C. Chrupcala Amy I). Cicsinski Jeffrey K. (Mark Malisa L. Claxton Kim Coates Kellie I). Colby Pamela Cole Joanne Coletta Mike J. Collins Francisco Colon Rene A. Col vin Charles Combs Jeff S. Combs Kelly Confer Melissa A. Conrad Kevin M. Conroy Arie Coolhaugh Glenn P. Cooper Michael S. Correa Reed Cortez Robert Costa Kristine Crandall Jene M. Cranford Michelle R. Crespo Gregory C. Curtis Shannon M. D'Ambra Owaiz M. Dadahhoy Daniel I). Dalton Patricia A. Da r ley Richard M. Daugherty Deborah L. Damn Carolyn Davis Douglas Davy 200 Sophomores Marco A. De Gennaro Kristy A. Demon! Daniel Desrosiers Anthony Devito JeffS. Dewitp Clinton Dicely Glenn P. Dimaano Ruth Dinarte John Dixie Michael P. Dowd Mary IN'. Doyle Daniel Dressel Rodney M. Driscoll Veena Dua Kirk I. Duggan Scott B. Durham Cynthia Ebell Gina M. Kchavarria Robert C. Kinung Sherry S. Kisenacher Denice Eli Calysta Ely Dawn Engler Christine Escobar Marius C. Espeleta Ernesto P. Espiritu Peter A. Fabros Michelle L. Falkner Ryan G. Farwell Arasch Fatemi Leslie M. Fawcett Bill Fayad Sharon E. Feid Shelly Fender Sean Fenner John I). Finney Arturo C. Flores Tony A. Flores Trevor C. Flores Sophomores 201 Carmen Fonseca Steven R. Frank Krin K. Fritzsche Marianne F. Gallo Maria Gamboa Itomeo (ramlioa llvnn M. Oaiij! Christy M. Garrcau Douglas I.. Gasher Krystal K. (Christ Scott Gibbs Pierre (filbert Tina M. Girard l)avi l M. Goldgorin Paul Gomez V irginia Gonzales Kurt T. Gonzalez Kay Gosha Frances K. Gou| il Fydra 'I', Goupil Kenneth A. Graczyk William Graham David G. Gramse Laurie Graper Jeffrey A. Gray Timothy M. Gray Peter T. Graziano Jeffrey T. Grom melt Jeffrey K. Grover Dayna I). Halley Robert Hamilton John J. Han Cheryl Hand Kim I.. Hardy Mark A. Harvey Darryl M. Hast l orraine Hathaway Diana L. Heaton Michele Hedtke Garry T. Ilelgeson Jeunna VI. Henderson lA slie Henderson 202 Sophomores Richard Henderson Ruby I lernailde . Kandy I.. Herschler S11a1111« 11 K. Hess Amber VI. Hodge Valerie I.. Ilolilian Victoria L. Moisted Charlie Hong Kelly K. Hooper Tracey Hopkins Joseph ilornung Kiinlterly A. Hornyak I .aura M. Hoyle Kichard W. Hsiung Steve Y. Hsu Darren Huang David Huang Dennis Huang Michelle M. Hughes Jeff llulme Jeff J. Hung Jarrod K. Hurst illiam D. Iluse Carrie I). Huston Kerri Huston Carrit lluysinan Kohhv Hwang Heidi Hyer Wendi Hyer Jill (inlay Angie Inhodv Fer .in K. Irani Caine Jackson Kainona K. Jackson Rebecca S. Jackson Sherri Jackson Kristen Jacobs Vahid Jalali Denise Janies Lisa iM. Jameson Julie A. Jaroshe Marcelle K. Jenkins Krit Johnson David I.. Johnson Ken Johnson Michelle L. Johnson Tina M. Johnson Tara Jojola Sophomores 203 Lisa Jordan Jung Kohert Klaine Kang Jackie Ranis Mario A. Kanne Gregory G. Keel Maurice A. Keith Michael A. Keith Jason W. Kennedy Tom Kennedy Tracy I.. Kerr Sandy M. Kilpatrick Frederick Kim John Kim Julie Kim Paul Kim Steve Kim Sun Young Kim Philip Kjelland Melissa J. Kl ein Nancy L. Kosek Jill S. Koshi Lee Krebs la’ Krnska Katherine Kulbeck Mari Kuramoto Lisa G. La Deaux Ia ri J. Lahodnv Maxim Iaiiner Michael Lalihcrte Young S. Lam Joseph Latnourenx Michael I). Lane Shannon lame Kristin A. Lang Melissa A. Langston 204 Sophomores Wendell Lauderdale Cassandra Latin Lon Lawler Melinda L. Lawrence Anthony W. Ix Lisa K. Le Sherry iN. lx? Kcrjon J. Lee Young Y lx e Geoffrey S. Lenning Terry Ix?ong Michelle Y. Li Gerald L. Lihell Sylvia Lieon Robert K. Lidvard Atonio Liinental Michelle W. Liu Tommy Ixi Tracy Ixiekhart Connie A. Ixdtse Albert A. Lopez John Ixipez Katpiel Ixipez Dennis N. Ixiven David K. Lowe William J. Lowe Ronald Luliin Michele M. Lucas Kriea Lucero Joe A. Lucero Christopher A. Luiz Krandee L. Lundy Trinh IL Luong Cynthia K. Lyon Ann K. Madrigal Kicky Magallanes Heather I). Maida (diaries Malone IxvJir R. Manukian Julia Martin Everardo Martinez Sylvia L. M as Scott C. Matney Michael S. Mattern Sharon A. Maynes Deanna K. Mays Adam C. McEwan Kit A. McCall Sophomores Timothy McCarthy Marci J. McClelland Jack McConnell Kuportia Y. McDonald Billy J. McGuire Mark A. McKay Tracic McKinney Heather McLeod Kennon McQuiston William l‘. Mead Scott A. Mechler Kimherly K. Meininger Denise Meister Michelle A. Mejia Marni Mcnden John Mickey Barbara J. Miller James R. Miller Tim S. Mills Richard J. Milne Dustin T. Mixer Shauna I.. Moliart Karen A. Monzou Christian Moore Kerri A. Moore Nicky Mora Noel Morales John M. Morale . Kenneth Moran Kuheu Moreno Scott S. Morris Gary L. Mortensen Kric Mount Frankie Munoz Jeffrey Murakami Dianna B. Muro Kric II. Nagasawa Lance Nakamura Marc Y. Nakao Christopher Newman Thai N. Ngo David R. Nichols Ted F. Nijst Roger Nim Sheldon B. Noah Jodi L. Nowlin Shawnee M. O’dell llideo A. Oh 206 Sophomores David Ojeda Theresa Olshcfsky Kaltazar Ortega Ruth A. Ortega Amaridis Ortiz Rachel Pacheco Karev L. Padgett Douglas G. Painter Diana M. Parr Delia Partridge Christopher J. Pasol Kenneth K. Patrick De lata M. Patterson Scott II. Pauley Michelle L. Payne Daryl K. Pease Hilda Pena Juanita Penn Dawn M. Penner Klizaheth Perales Mark Per rah Tracy I.. Peters Marihell Petricciolli Dune Piceno Dill T. Piekkola Mark Piening Edith J. Pierce Anjelika R. Pineda James C. Pino Michael Poland Todd J. Polis Klizaheth A. Pope Cynthia I). Proctor Lorentz K. Prum Kdgar (J'dnteros Kathleen A. Kadcliffe Christine K. Radovan Tae K. Kali Albert Ramirez Sophomores 20 Robert K. Randol David Rankin Dorothy Rausa Ixinny T. Rawlinj Robert Ree Tyler Re Collin S. Reid Jason Reid Steven Repasky Scott A. RIn-ins Randy Richter Kenneth It. Riley Patricia K. Riley Jin U Rim Patrick Rim Kdward (). Ripley Devenie Riportclla Dayna M. Rippee Cheyenne Ritenour Tracy L. Rohhins Rohert (� . Robertson Jesus M. Rodriguez Yolanda M. Rodriguez Karma 1. Rohmer Victor J. Rosales Cheryl M. Ruston I .ora Saar Ylillie A. Sahlan Stephanie Sacco Dejan Sadzak Susan Saetang Jill Salher Sapliol Sammatat Traci L. Sasc Shannon Savage Shelly Savage Rene Schaeffer Kim C. Schcsnack Matthew Schwass 208 Sophomores Cheree Searight Robert I). Searle Judith Sedwick Bienvenido Serrano Darleen L. Sliaul Cliiea SIicii Steve S. Shin Suk (Mike) M. Shin Todd V. Slrnff Carol A. Simmons Cynthia Sleeper Michael J. Sliper Wendy R. Sliper Anastasia L. Smith Jason A. Smith Jennifer M. Smith Sharon A. Sognalian Kristen Sondcrgard Nanette Soto Michael B. Sowby Glenn T. Spitzer Brandi I.. Spraeklin Michael A. Sprague Joseph Stammen Tammy I.. Steelier Tanya I . Steele Dinamarie Stefani Michele Steggell Beata 11. Stepniak Roger I). Stevens Jennifer L. Stoehr Stephen V. Stosser Tammy Strccher David Studebacker Rene Suarez Jason Suinn John M. Suplanski Angela S. Suttcy Christopher Svensk Michael I). Swaffar Jimie Swan Michelle Swinney Julie A. Takaki Jonathan Talbott Diana L. Tanges Jeannine Taylor Erik A. Teasley Daniel J. Telles Sophomores 209 Kristine H. Teramoto I.isa I). Thibodeau Jeffrey M. Thieme Denise 1. Thomas Robert G. 'I'homas Carol A. Thorne Susie N. Toguchi Ant lion v M. Torres Wesley Toyofuku IMiung N. Tran l.isa Troneoso Kartung Tsou Nathan T. Turajski Jin Hi Uh Jodee N. Ujiie Sii anna Imholtz Kevin J. I nderwood Steven A. I nderwood Dilson F. Urueta Colie en M. Vajda Jeffery VanDykc Krista Varga Krin E. Vaughan Robert J. Vaughan Robert I). Versteeg Carla L. Vieria James R. Vogler Curtis Vonschimmehna Marjorie Waelitman Charlotte Wahlsteen Toshiaki W akahayashi Dawn M. Walker Cynthia M. Walters Camellia I . Wang Yen W. Wang Timothy J. Warner Gabriel M. Warscher I.a Toya C. Washington Kristie Watson Sharon A. Watson Vanessa I). Weber Kevin M. Weitzel Kim M. Wellman Gerald S. Welsh Tracey J. Wheeler Janies R. Whelan Erik White Juanita W liite 210 Sophomores Robert J. W’ielenga Ingrid M. W ilkins Aletlica M. W illiams Brel! I). Williams Jeremy S. Williams Michael T. Willia ms David J. Williamson Brenda M. W illis Donald W ilson Jeff N. W ilson Timolhv T. W ilson Jeffrey Wolfe April L. W'olik Raymond Wong Waller R. W oodworth Christina I). Wright Sahrina M. W right Jana Yaguchi Masako C. Yamamoto Susan M. Yamanishi Krieka A. Ya Joff Albert Ybarra Thomas B. Ye Henry Yell Gary Yodokawa Sal Young Julie K. evenbergen Cheryl Zumwalt Sophomores 211 President Liz Ishi Rep. Tim Zimarippa Class Offic Jon K. Addison Arturo Aguayo Danielle L. Aguilar Joey Aguinaga Rachel Alagao Tina L. Alarcon Gina Alcoscr Kdgard Aldave Teresa L. Allison Davina A. Alvarez Matthew J. Alves Dawn Amerson Hee K. An (diaries Anderson Ingrid K. Anderson Jason R. Anderson Jennifer Anderson Frank Arellano Pilar V. Ariza Valerie Arizaga Clemente Arrizon Robert Astle Katherine V. Auinan Relly Aviram Bryan S. Baber Nicolle Baekes I.aura Barnes Samuel Ray S. Barrera Brandi Berkley Suzanne Berdis Richard Bernal Brett Bernard Brigit Bernier Alicia Berry Joseph 0. Betts Krin Bilow 214 Freshmen Matthew Bissell Beverly R. Blackwell Jason I). Bloomfield Brent A. Blough David J. Bona vent lira Patricia A. Borcm Elvira Borrayo John Bowen Darlene L. Boyne Dana Bradshaw Darin Bradshaw Sean L. Branam Ma ry Bray Teri Bridges George W. Brown Ronald Brown Dennis Brunning Jeffrey I). Buchanan William R. Bueno Dah ne M. Burger Stephen Bush Kimherly I). Butler David Call Kerri Campbell Victoria Campos Thomas J. Capps Martha Cardona Dan J. Carlson Jason K. Carman Jeanette Carrillo Myrna Carrillo Arthur Castaneda Norma Castillo Temoc Castillo Jesse A. Castro Jesse J. Castro Patricia Cepeda Christie Chandlers Jennifer Chang Derek II. Chao Mercedes R. Chavez Patricia Chavez Freshmen 215 Jerry Chen William W. Chen Michael Cliiang Carolina Chin Kimherly Clio Susan W. Clio Daniel W. Choi Steven Choi Won Sun Choi Arin Cinocco Christopher I). Clasen Carolyn Clymer Jeremy Coats Heather M. Cohh Daniel Coburn Donald Cochran Sean Cohan Kendra L. Collie Michael W. Condon Philip J. Cooper Claudia K. Coronado Edwin Coronado Curtis Costa Jenay L. Countee Ryan Courdv Charles (J. Cummings Lara Cummins Fredrick Curry Michael J. Curry Colleen R. Dailey Michael Daniels Jennifer M. Dark 216 Freshmen Richard Davis Thomas B. Deep Kelley I). Deliaan David Deland Jeffrey K. Delaipiil Deaiine M. Dclarm John A. Delcourt Joseph S. Dellaeioppa Tammy Delmotte Stephanie Dennie Maureen L. Do Krika Donoso Tim Dougherty Jose R. Duenas Wendy Dunn Jonell Durand kisha Durham Jason Kngler Christine Kriksen Scott Kriksen Sivy I,. Kspino .a Scott F thington Michael Evans Crystal Falkenbcrry Jennifer F,. F'ay Ronald F'ay Jennifer Fedcrly Eric F'inn Jorge L. F'lores Victoria F'lores Daniel F'razier Ted F'ukuhayashi Freshmen 217 Michael Fuqua Tammy Fuqua Sliauua Furney Julia I. Furst Jennifer J. Gallant l.isa Calle Daria Gamboa Kunicc Gang George Garcia Mario Garcia Marisol Garcia Paul A. Garcia Paul Garcia Angelique Gay Angie Gay Yuri Germain Robert Gesell Marine Gevorkian Angela Gilchrist Marie C. Gillc ■ra Robert R. Goglas Marcos Gonzalez Kari Goodman Mina Gorajia Gregory Graff Tina Granados Aaron Granofsky Barbara Greeley Marci Griffis Paul K. Grover 218 Freshmen Christopher Guardi no Shelly II. Gutierrez Mary Gydc Sliandra M. Ilaimaii Michelle G. Haldane Jennifer liainahata Brian A. Ilammoml Jin W. Han Kenneth S. Hanley Gregory Hansell Christopher M. Harkins Michael Harmon Virginia Harris Mark Hawkins l.isa 11 ax ton Kim Hcfington Christopher Hell Stacy K. Held Nydia Hcnao I.oyd K. Henderson Sharon Henderson Shannon C. Hendrick Kevin L. Herring Chad S. Hickey Connie I). Hill Todd Hilts Christina llinojos Jennifer llofer Troy Hoffman Curdis Holloway J1111 H. Hong Tony Hong Jimmy C. Huang Tracie Huerta Shawna Hunt Cathy Huston Freshmen 219 Cynthia Ilkhanoff No Im Alex I m Robert I,. Isenmann Klisalieth Ishii Kyan M. Ito Cindy I). Jackson Sean Jackson Christine Jameson Konnie Jarainillo Nora Jarin Jennifer Jarrard Larry Jensen Lora Jesus Martin J. Jimenez Donny Johnson Dennis W. Jones Kenneth Jones Kevin Kaneshiro Jeanie K. Kang So© Jin Kang Jennifer M. Karpinski Benjamin I). Karter Michelle Y. Kato Bryan T. Kawanami Dehra Keeton Mark S. Kelley Michael Kelley Susan L. Kenan Patricia M. Kertis Dino Klioe Steven Kilpatrick Eric Kim Esther Kim John Kim Jung Han Kim Richard Kim Sung Soo Kim Susan Kim Yong II. Kim Susan Kinman Erin Kline Kristine Knoll John Knott Ho Yon Koo Tom K. Koshi Frederic J. Krebser Mark Krcis 220 Freshmen Curtis Krone Jeffrey J. Kuhns Atul Kumar Moniea E. Laird Krie Lapack Janies K. Lara John Lattig W illiam K. Layman Doris I. e Chen Lee Debbie Lee Jason Iyee Linda Iyee Jason Iyeihl Casey A. Lesher Julie lyeveratto Michael Levia Jeffrey S. Lewis Catherine Lia Scott Liken Elbert I). Lim Nancy Lin Geoffrey Lite Linda Liu Christopher Lloyd Suzanne Lopez Yvonne Lopez Christina Lowe Pete Iyowe Hubert Lucht Kathryn A. Lumpkins Dyan Lundhy Helen K. I.uong Freshmen 221 W. Hill Maciel James M. Malone Kevin Mann Tony Maree Monique Martin James J. Martinez Marni Matsumoto Scott M. McCullough Paul Mclntire Keith McKenzie Nancy McLoyd Kent McMillan Melissa L. McNeeee Chris L. McPeak Luis F. Mendoza Krika Meraz Brenda Mercer Magdalena Mesa Isandra Miguel Brenda Miller Crystal G. Minchey Wyndie Mohn Peter K. Montera Molly Hoonier Jason M. Moore Robert Moreno Richard A. Morgan Patrick J. Murphy 222 Freshmen Carlos Miimo . Marine i alial e lian James Nakamura Stephanie Nakayama Angela Neal Felicia Neighbors Marcus I). Neumann Mark Newton Andy Nguyen Vu L. Nguyen Yunnang Nhiin Mary Nicholis Becky Nietzel Sonja Niles Mark Nivinskus Kelly L. Noble Shannon Noble Kezelda Nora Kerry Norlin Tambra North Eric Odenthal Adrienne M. Olall David Olivarria Kick Oliver F. Orcaz Tracy J. Ordway Kamona Y. Ortega Sara M. Ortega Madalaine Orue Theresa Paccione Shawn E. Faffenroth Chong So Fak Treena Pabner Noel Palos Jason W. Parker Erica C. Patrick Joseph Patrick Kavish V. Patwardhan Lorena Pena George Perales Irma Perales Kendell Perrett Robert Perry Patricia Petricciolli Michael Pettengill Bich Tliuv Pham Nela L. Phillips Ola I). Phillips Freshmen 223 Evincr F. Pido Hachelle Polston Ka |iicl Portillo Raymond Portillo laiiira S. Prichard David Pruitt Juan Quinteros Kohin Kahune Brandon Hallo Sugrim S. Kainsundar Steven Hath Jeremy M. Kedman Shawn Regan Jason Kchinann Lorraine Keyes Kissa Reyes Wendy M. Reyna Gina Rice Jeffrey Richardson Joanne C. Richey Lisa R. Rickahy Douglas Ridley Michael Rim Salvador Rios Nelson A. Rivas Dehra A. Rivera Gina M. Rivera Tricia Robertson John Kobillard David Kocchi Melanie L. Rodgers Thamar C. Rodrigue . Rebecca Rosa Christopher Roth Diana Kovhal Paul J. Ruark Tina L. Ruhio Lisa M. Ruiz Santrina R. Sage Brandon Saglin Frank Sahagun Dawn Y. Salter Miguel Betty San Carmen Sanchez Vanessa Sanchez Julia Sanders Hanjit K. Sandlin Kliane T. Santos 224 Freshmen Mary Rose Saquin Gwynne E. Sarver Eddie Sater Carolvnn Saueeda Kelly Schafer Doug I . Scheer Charmaygne K. Schmitz Trent Scott David Seel Gerald Sewell Wendy L. Shadwick Mecra K. Shah Daniel Shelton Dusty P. Shelton James I). Sherburne April Shimono Suk Y. Shin Andrea Silhcrman Michael Silva Brian Simmons Kurt Simon Christian Simpson Priya Singh Savindar K. Singh Freshmen 225 Wayne Sleight Alicia I,. Sloggett Kimberly J. Smissen Larry Smith David Snyder Thomas Snyder Kclisha Soclia Michael A. Solor .a Tina Sorensen Homan P. Soto Lang Sov Lisa Spenik Brian Starkey Charles Staunton Jera S. Sterling Jeffrey Stevens Tammy Stiles Daiva Stropus Michael Stone Michael L. Studds Melody L. Sugajski Linda Sun Jac pielinc Sussman Tate Sutliff Angela Swanson Teresa J. Swim Deanna M. Swofford Robert L. Tackett Eric Taga Jeffrey Taylor Lona E. Telles Kimberly Tenney Kha T. Teramoto Scott M. Thomas Victoria Thompson Phillip G. Thurman Jewel Ting Pamela Tipton James K. Tisdale Dana C. Toner Adrianna J. Torres Raymond W. Townsend Carol S. Tremmel Heather Trujillo Anthony Tryon Kent Tsen Tamsin Turner David W. Tzeng 226 Freshmen Joey L. Underwood Mit .i Ujiie Marco Valdez Deanna Valencia Adrienne Van Howe Michael S. Vedder Yvonne I). Veloz l conard Veloz Peter Veloz Andrea Vidales Rebecca C. Vigueria Marsha L. Vrolyks Kristina Vucurevic Scott E. Walker Shelly B. Walker Tina Walshe Bernard S. Wang Perry Wang Yung Chia Wang Patricia Warner Mark Weddle David Weiss Ted E. W elch Sean W'ells Stephen M. Wells Grant West Tonya W Whitley Davcy C. Williams Chad Wilson Kurt F. Winkler Amy L. W’ise Robert M. W ood Richard A. W’oodward Brooke Woolner Michael W'ren Kyoko J. Yamamoto Mia Yamashiro Noel Ye Jason K. Yergenson Rebekah J. Yoo Amer A. Yordi Mike Yu Timothy Zamarripa Catherine Zebra Tracy E. Zepeda Freshmen 227 Working for a better tomorrow A school year means so many different things to our students. It is the beginning for some, while for others it is the end of a four year experience. Many of our students take full advantage of the opportunities provided by our great high school. Each student makes the decision what type of experience it will be. It can be exciting. enjoyable, fulfilling, educational, and worthwhile. You have the same opportunities in life! It is my hope that you have taken advantage of the experiences at Kennedy High School to prepare yourself for the exciting future that lies ahead. Everyone at Kennedy wants you to succeed. You will always be a member of the Fighting Irish” and our hopes and dreams go with you. Good luck! Warren Stephenson, Principal 1. Always re � dy to lend o helping hand. Dr. Stephenson mdet Mr. Peterson in resolving a question. 2. A stack of records and forms are nil but unfomilior to the Dr. 3. Capitol punish-ment. well maybe. A. Just one of those days. 5. No rest. 230 Administration Administration 231 Guidelines The people behind the relations. Teachers to students and vice-versa. We’re talking about the counselors. The fantastic, indispensible, courteous, friendly, and professional counselors. Ms. Jordan, Mr. Driscoll, Mr. Fox, and Mr. Weist have helped and guided our students successfully toward graduation and postgraduate stuidy. Mr. Lee and Mr. Mayberry have also aided in introducing the students with the real world by offering Work Experience and ROP courses. 1. Ms. Jordon ond Ms. Kroitz enjoy each others company during lunch. 2. Just as Mr. Maytoerry thought he going to get away clean ... 3. New counselor. Mr. Fox, s ready for anything even social stuff. A. Wait, let mo toko my glasses off. 5. Is my hair okay? B. Did you wont something? 7. It's not dead yet. 232 Counselors Counselor's 233 Things That Last Forever The 1 985-86 English Department did a great job in supporting their students this year. Teachers worked hard to prepare their students for the proficiency tests needed for graduation. Our English teachers really put forth a great effort into helping us do our best. The History Department studied cultures, agriculture, climate, religion, and different life styles around the world. Students also learned how the government operates, our Government, History, and Social Studies classes made learning fun-filled and interesting. 1. Mr. Morria Gleefully yells. Yes! You're {jetting a detention! 2. Mr. Petermon, oohomcd os he is caught in the act of innulting . . . f Mr. Scott Burns 234 Faculty Faculty 235 Brainstormers In this yeans Science and Math Department, students were learning to go farther in the math and science field. The students here at Kennedy were offered in the science classes Biology. Chemistry, Oceanography and Life Science etc. . . . In the math classes the teachers taught the students Algebra. Pre-Algebra. Geometry. Consumer mathmatics, Trigonometry and many more. With the help of these math and science teachers, the students who leave to go in the future will have a good knowledge of these two subjects. 1. I really don't know 'em honest. 2. Look we've been throuQh this before. 3. Veil, hello dorc. A. Oh. yo. 236 Faculty Mrs. Mary Rutl Greer Faculty 237 In Appreciation To . . . The Physical Education Department didn’t just teach how to clean your fingernails and comb your hair, it gave the students here at Kennedy the opportunity to get involved in such sports as Basketball, Baseball. Volleyball, and Weightlifting. The Health and Drivers Education classes were also devoting their time to teaching students about C. P. R., Drug Abuse, and the disadvantages of drinking while driving. The Special Education Department also gave their time and effort in helping those students who needed a little more help than others. You could say this is not just a class it’s an adventure. 1. Look out Hulk Hogan! 2. And over in this comer is ... 3. ARE YOU KIODING! A. Hoy yo. I said sit down. 5. Mr. Olncn giving uo his Full-on stud look. 6. Sunshine on Mr. Hill's shoulder makes him smile. 7. I've hod my Crest checkup! B. Awe. you got my good o-do! 0 I If 1 238 Faculty Pat Ward Mr. Murray Brown Faculty 239 Getting Down To Business The Business Department has been a valuable help to Kennedy students. The Business teachers taught accounting, typing, model office and shorthand. With this knowledge, our students will go far in working in the future. In the Photo classes Mr. Maib teaches his students to develop and print pictures as well as learning to use the camera. One of the big events in Fine Arts was using plaster over each person's face and with that making a mask or creature etc. The Foreign Language classes have also helped in teaching students different languages which will help them a great deal in life. 7. Not gum on my chair ogoin! 8. Who's Madonna? Doesn't anybody listen to Julio Igtesis? 1 2. Mrs. Jenson showing us that this boy won't be talking for the rest of the period. page 241 6. Mrs. Williamson telling a student to kindly be quiet. 7. The New Home Economics teacher on campus. 8. Just eat it! 9. Having one of those doys Mr. Maib? 10. Vah that was real funny. 240 Faculty I 1 Working 0 to 5. This yean 85-86 was a great year because, the school had such wonderful secretaries and Aids. They’re always there to help out when a student needs a readmitt etc. Now it makes it a little easier for the secretaries because they have adopted a new computer, his name is Ben. Ben helps out the Attendance Clerks by calling home to a students house if it is not known where the student is. Let’s give a hand for the secretaries and Aids for their valuable time and effort. pane 2-42 A. Giving us her undivided attention. 5. No time for brakes. B. She has a smile for everyone. 7. Isn't it time you get to class! 1 1. Precious Time! page 243 5. Tho papers keep stacking up! 6. Concentration is the Key! lO. Never to much for Mrs. VIhe. 2-42 Secretaries Secretaries 243 Clean Sweep The custodial and cafeteria staffs are the miracle workers who keep the school on its feet. The true backbone of the school, since the, behind the scenes workers are the ones who help make the system run so smoothly. The custodians work late hours keeping the classrooms and grounds clean. These euthenists ensure that the JFK campus will never become a quagmire of filth stench and decay. The cafeteria staff also works hard, preparing food each day before school and at lunch. With many students depending on them, they make sure that the cafeteria is ready for the maddening throng. After the thundering herd is through, the staff spruces up for the next day. All of these dedicated workers put pride in their work and deserve our utmost respect and recognition. 1. The cafeteno ntoff busy ac work. 2. ”. . . nnd it's only Monday! 3. Mr. Avilo ntops for a second for yearbook. A. This isn't just a job. it's an adventure! 5. Taking a break. S. A covert photographer caught another subiect off guard. Custodians and Cafeteria Custodians and Cafeteria 245 The Masterpiece Gallery 248 Gallery John Horwood Aaron Reddoch Gallery 249 Garrett II. Omata Wrapped Up 250 Music In The Beat Music is and will always be a iri of American life. You must tmit, teen-idolizing is really )W most of us get into music and usicians. if this weren’t so, why ould there be so many adonna-wanna bes? Music rely influences the way certain ople dress, act, or think. It sets efad and sets the pace. Music is sitively the thing everybody es,for it even saves the lives of illions! 1. Pete Burns of Dead or Alive made H to the top his own way. 2. Wake up to the Alarm, they'll be ringing in your head all day. 3. The Cure is there even in In Between Days. 4. Rock and rolC s bad boys — Motley Crue. 5. She may have an impressive lineage, but she isn't known as someones daughter, but as Whitney Houston. 6. It s not any old mode. It’s the Depeche Mode! 7. Scritti Pollrtti? Don’t worry don’t understand either. X. Wham! Make It Bug as thefirst major pop group ever to play in China. 3-Five Star is not another Jackson Five. 10. Arcadia s brunette bombshells — Roger Taylor, Simon Le Bon, and Nick Rhodes. II. What does Madonna Wannabe? Like a Virgin ? Fat Chance! !2. Exotic looking, Nigerian born, Sade reached the top with her LP Diamond Life. 13. It takes a stubborn Irishman to pull of something like Live Aid, Bono says about Bob Celdof. 14. Things Can Only Get Better with Howard Jones. 15. Big Audio Dynamite is BAD. 16. After’ Hunting High and Low, Hmm! Ho! Hee! A-haf! Norway's A-ha conguered the U.S. and worldwide charts with their smashing success. 17. Tears for Fears Shout' a little louder. IX. Thompson Twins would give being King For a Day all a way. Would you? 13- Paul King doesn't have to worry about anything, as Love and Pride can go no higher on the charts. Music 251 Stars Of Oar Time This years all-star cast seemed to be full of cheer and pizzazz. In the sports area we have the Hulkster who has proven to be one of America’s finest wrestling athletes. Also we had the Chicago Bears, who shocked the sport’s world with their Super Bowl victory. Hitting the headlines again was the likes of the Cosby Show. Movies proved to be popular this year also, with the likes of Rambo and Rocky IV. Also hitting the headlines was one of movies most beautiful actresses. Lisa Hartman. Don Johnson also proved to be the ladies man of the eighties. S5-86 has seen a very exciting year of people . . . Ufa Monet, One of time's cutest actresses. 2S2 People 'The Co,by show „ Hill widely watched by T. V. Viewer, The hue m toning of gorgeous. Don't mess wrH Hie Hulkstcrs. How could Rocky smash that pretty face? Walter Payton and the Refrigerator. 'Vi One of America s unforgettable actors, Rock Hudson, dies of A.I.D.S. People 253 Wrapped Up In Events The year 1585-86 was one of many events. Hunger was still at the top of every one’s list. During the past summer, Live Aid took place, the largest gathering of musical talent that spanned the globe. It raised millions for famine relief. President Reagan had a historical summit meeting in Geneva with Soviet leader Gorbachev. It was also the year for the reappearance of Halley’s Comet. Although it sounds like 85-86 was a good year, with the good comes the bad. A tremendous earthquake shook Mexico, devastating the country and killing thousands. There was also a volcanic explosion down south Colombia. This wiped out many small towns and also killed thousands. American tourists were not safe anywhere abroad. First was the hijacking of TWA flight 847. Then came the hijacking of the ocean cruiser, ACHILLE LAURO. Both of these ended in the deaths of two Americans. There was another great toss suffered by America. The space shuttle Challenger exploded in mid-air, killing all seven astronauts aboard, one of who was the first civilian in space, Krista Mcauliffe. Tragedy has struck the home-front hard, but America will keep forging towards a bigger and brighter future. A pAototr of Holto f to 1 JO: t flytag. i ttwt H fttocfiod wffti jrtifac from tfio totoffi of t Halley'i Comet Returns The Man With The Golden Heart, Bob Geldolf Lauro Victim 254 Events The Year Of Uve Aid Di And Charles VisH The U.S. Events 255 SHUTTLE DISASTER On a beautiful sunny day, millions of people watched with anticipation as the twenty-fifth space shuttle mission, Challenger was to be launched. Aboard the shuttle were astronauts of a special kind. They included people of every race, color, and creed. This mission was unique in that it would include the first civilian in space, a teacher. Christa McAuliffe, Francis Scobee, Judith Resnik, Ronald McNair, Michael Smith. Ellison Onizuka, and Gregory Jarvis were explorers for humanity. They had a hunger to investigate the universe and discover its truths. They trained painstakingly for their mission in hopes that they would accomplish the seemingly impossible. Dedicated in her efforts, Christa McAuliffe was a representative of all ordinary people. She wanted to discover the mysteries of space, and teach them to her children. The month of training came to a climax as the day for liftoff arrived. The people watching across the nation prepared to cheer as the takeoff got underway, but their cheers turned into silent stares as they watched the explosion in a state of shock. January 28, 1986 would be held in memorium and a place in our hearts set aside for Americans, who were a part of the Challenger crew. Reagan expresses his condolences. A chunk of the shuttle is recovered. The Challenger in early flight. The crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger. Challenger 257 Closing 259 Underclassmen Faculty 262 Faculty Faculty 263 Closing In Memory of . . . In 1969, Mr. Paul Driscoll arrived at Kennedy High School. He was to become not only a respected counselor, but a friend both to colleagues and students. Mr. John Hangarther who has worked with Mr. Driscoll for seventeen years said, “As a counselor, Mr. Driscoll was totally dedicated to helping young people with their problems, educational plans, and future careers. As a colleague, he was sincere, conscientious, and had a great sense of integrity. He had a fine relationship with his fellow workers, and was a true professional in every sense of the word. Paul was also a fine family man who provided for the best for all of them. He gave of himself to all who knew him.’’ Paul M. Driscoll began his early career as a junior high school instructor in Michigan, 1957. Then he proceeded to high school teaching in the field of Adult Education Psychology. Anaheim High School District was the backbone of his career at which he has settled in for 23 years; 17 of those, he has spent at Kennedy. Along with his expertise in counseling, Paul Driscoll found a liking in salesmanship and management. At nearby Knott's Berry Farm, Mr. Driscoll managed the “Bob’s Men Shop’’ in the evenings for 18 years. Though as busy as his work schedule seemed, Paul Driscoll was always there for his wife, Betty, and his 2 children, Brad and Beth Ann. All in all, Paul Driscoll was definitely a fine family man. He loved his family with all he’s ever had and he’s always placed them in front of anything else. During the last week of January through the first days of February, Paul Driscoll was hospitalized for Hepatitis, an inflammation of the liver. Then on February 6th, 1986, Paul Driscoll died at the Placentia Linda Hospital from his recurring illness, at the age of 51. His death was a shock to all; friends, family, colleagues, and especially to the students who weren’t very informed of this illness that he had had. A very beloved counselor had passed away; Paul Driscoll will be dearly missed and remembered by all. Paul M. 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(HEY YOU. GET OF ME!) ___ 1 - Ads 273 The Ultimate Guy My brother, Dave has been a hip influence on my life at Kennedy. He is the nircst and best brother anyone euuld ask for. He is always there when I need him and lie is always willing to do things for me. I look up to him as a big brother and if it was not for him I probably wouldn't be where I am today. Love, John There is no way I could tell you all about Dave and the rest of the B.B.z. good times in such a short space. Dave is a lot of fun to be with. He likes to do things at the spur of the moment. Dave is a good athlete and also shows great leadership abilities. I'm sure that he w ill be around long after high school years. Take care Dave — love you bro. (Darrin) Dave, you have been a great friend. I thank you so mueli for being there when I needed you, and even when I didn't. We have bad exciting times to say the least, at Kennedy and the good times continue. I'll always remethber the many crazy times we've shared like the intermission of the play, racing across the field, or getting stranded in Anaheim. We'll have to climb some more mountains and crash in on the New Years parties or just cruise around and talk. Some special times have passed and I'm sure we'll be sharing more. F F Joey Dave C., I would have to say I vc seen him in every kind of situation. Dave is the kind of friend you can always count on. He's always there when you need him. lb always makes the best of everything. If I bad to sum Dave up in just one word, I'd have to sa just plain old “TKRRIFIC!” Chris I could write a novel about the memoru Dave Christensen, our friends, and I ha shared. Dave came to this school bis soph more year and we got introduced. Fro then oil we were great friends. He is aboi the nicest friend anyone can have. He is our best friends group we call the B.B.' His nickname is DKNKN. He is a great a around guy, good athlete, friend an person. He's the type of guy every person mom wants around. I know Dave anti I w be friends long after high school. I kno Dave is going to go far in bis future and wish him the best of luck. Dave my bros. -Lose Ya. Bill A Material Girl Sin loves McDonalds, pink moose, Corona's, M.T.V., Chad and me. She worries me, makes me laugh. gels me angry, makes me proud, and I love her for all these things . . . She’s my Jenny. Mom. Jen, What can I say ... we have many great times memories. Remember 7th grade that long haired hippy and the chubby green haired girl? That was you and me — ha be! Few years past and we became very close. I don't think my high school life would he as happenin' without you. Remember that party we just vegged out by the amp — we were zoncin'. Oh how about our great 4th of July in Indio, or the nite we slept in your Jimmy, what about Hollywood with Traeie, (“Are we still in Hwd.?”). Those were some great moments and I'll never forget you! TL Crew! Luv Ya Lotz, Tina From the day I met Jennifer I knew she was destined to he tin editor of the F.ternal Flame. She had all of the prerequisites that were needed; intelligence, artistic ability and eagerness to work hard. Well, two of the three isn't bad. We began the year and Jen seemed to work hard — when she was here. We made our deadlines for the color and now it's on to the B W pages. Jen likes to go off campus for lunch and attend classes when convenient. I sure hope we get our hook on time. Mail) Jenny, whom I call Jen-I)og. and I have had a lot of great memories in the past 2 years. She has been a best friend to me, and we've been each others counselors through the good ami bail times! Vi bether it was complaining about school or guys or DWI in “Jens Jim , we've always seemed to have rad times! Though graduation approaches, and we will go our separate ways, I know that our friendship will last forever. Benny — I luv ya! Ski Bums. River Rats. TL Crew! “Are we still in Hollywood? Coronas! F F Traeie. A shoulder to cry on; A wrist to bend. Money to borrow: Clothes to lend. Friday nite movies. Afternoon walks. Being together. Our private talks. Mending our hearts. Crying those tears. Planning our futures. Telling our fears Our memories together. May they never end, “Always Together; Forever Friends l.ovc Ya ! Best Buds, Gina A ABANTO. Juhua L 182 ABARY. Christian M ABBOTT. Adnane ABDU1.-SATF.R. lyad ABOODY. Michael A 182 ACEBES. Anna Mane V 198 ACEVEDO. Cynthia 198 ACTON. Roland C 198 ADAMS. Bren 182 ADAMS. David T 182 ADAMS. Steve 182 ADDISON. Jon K 214 AGUAYO. Arturo 214 AGUAYO. Nancy 182 AGUILAR. Danielle L 214 AGUINAGA. Joey 214 AGUSTIN. Jovetn Y 182 AH NEE. Rotdyn 109. 182 AH1A. SheOy R AHN. Andy T 168. 182 AHN. Kay 198 AHRENS. MtcheBe 182 ALAGAO. Rachel 162. 214 ALARCON. Tina L 214 ALBER. Juksna M ALBER. Rebecca 198 ALBRIGHT. Ale 198 ALBRIGHT. Ua C 182 ALCALA. Steven ALCOSER, Gina 113.214 ALDAVE. Ed9ard 214 ALDAVE. Gabriel ALLEN. Ertcka K 198 ALLEN, lain C 198 ALLEN. Jen niter L 198 ALLEN. Johnna L 78 ALLEN. Lachon 198 ALLEN. Tina L ALLEN. Terry 182 ALLEN. Tonya 198 ALLISON. Shannon 198 ALLISON. Teresa L 214 ALMERAZ. LeOoa ALVAREZ. Davrna A 214 ALVAREZ. Edward ALVES. Matthew J 141.214 ALVES. Stad R AMADOR. Reina A 198 AMERSON. Dawn 214 AMERSON. Gary L 182 AN. He K 214 ANDERSON. Charles 214 ANDERSON. Ingrtd K 214 ANDERSON. Jason 214 ANDERSON. Jenny 214 ANDERSON. Mchad K 198 ANDERSON. Rachel S. 99 ANDERSON. Rail 103. 198 ANDERSON. Thomas M 182 ANSON. Teresa M ANTHONY. Mahna R 198 ANTHONY. Tiffany L ANTONARAS. Nektana S 198 AQUINO. Gabriel D AQUINO. Gertrudes D ARAGONA. Jeffrey S 182 ARAGONA. Jodi ARAKAKI. Michele L 21. 162 ARCHIBALD. Douglas F 7. 111. ARELLANO. Fabian 182 ARELLANO. Frank 214 ARENAS. Ralph 198 ARIZA. War V 214 ARIZAGA. Valcne 214 ARMENIA. Meinda A ARMENIA. Sorua 198 ARNOTT. Richard 198 ARR1ZON. Clemente 214 ARR1ZON. Ermlnia 172. 182 ARTHUR. Jason ARV. Christina 182 ASHRAFL Behroot L 198 ASKOV. Jenny 198 ASKOV. Shed L 12 ASTLE. Robert 105. 214 ASTLE. Steven 99 AS TON 11. Nicole 182 ATHERTON. Ei%rJ 198 ATKINSON. Denise L AUMAN. Katherine V 214 AUSTIN. Darcy L 182 AVIRAM. ReOy 21. 214 AZOULAY. Ely E 198 INDEX B BABER. Bryan S 214 BOUCHER. Tracey M BOVENCAMP. Mike 183 BOWEN. John 105. 215 BOWER FIND. Bnan 183 BOWIE. Cynthia BOWLING. Mary C 199 BOX. Bnan C 52. 162 BABIKAN. Samuel L BOYNE. Darlene L 215 BACA M Eualaru BRADSHAW. Dana 215 BACH. Gwen BRADSHAW. Darin 215 BACHES. Nicole 214 BRADSHAW. Me Me S BAGGETTE. Jenne 198 BRADSHAW. Tract 173 BAILEY. David A 198 BRANAM. Robert P 183 BAKER. Robert 198 BRANAM. Sean L 215 BALDERAS. Matilda A 198 BRANDY. Krtsnn 183 BALL!IAN. Paul 182 BRAY. Mary 215 BALMER. Krttane B BRAY. Sylvia L 199 BANDY. Kart 198 BRENNEMAN. Kathryn A BANDY. Kristin L BRIDGES. Teil 119. 215 BANDY. Richard 198 BRINE. Ned J BANKS. Christy A 182 BRISTOW. Todd J 99. 101. 183 BANNER. Candtt 198 BROGDON. Sandra 183 BARAJAS. Hayde 198 BKOHMAN. Janet L BARKER. David W 111. 182 BROUSSARD. Dawn 199 BARKLEY. Shewn 198 BROWER. Eden BARNES. Daniel 198 BROWER. Jeanette 183 BARNES. 1 .aura 214 BROWN. Carolyn R 110. 199 BARNETT. Sidney 73 BROWN. Dana 199 BARNHART. Carolyns 198 BROWN. Elizabeth J. BARNOW. Donna S BROWN. George W 215 BARNOW. Lon M 182 BROWN. Jeannie 183 BARRERA. Fausono S 198 BROWN. Maureen J 199 BARRERA. Samuetray S 214 BROWN. Michael A 183 BARRETT. Scott B 198 BROWN. Michael R BARRON. Eric A 182 BROWN. Robert E 199 BARROW. Chad 182 BROWN. Ronald 215 BARRY. Nicole BROWN. Todd A 183 BAUM. Raymond BROWN. Vicki 199 BAYARDO. Ingnd R BROWNELL Wiftam BAYLESS. Bradley A 182 BRUNNING. Dennis 215 BECERRA. Mxhek M 198 BRUNN1NG. Michael D 183 BECKLEY. Brandi 214 BUCHANAN. Jeffrey D 215 BECKMANN. Jim 198 BUDDLE. Jeffrey P BECKNER. Christopher 182 BUENO. Wiftam R 215 BEECH. Bnan 198 BUI. Ngan K BEECH. Yvonne M BUI. Tuycn T BEEGLE. Jeffrey B BUMBERA. Todd 183 BEMBRY. Bnan L 182 BUMCROT. Stacy 199 BENBOW. Mxheie L 22. 23 BURGER. Daiene M 215 BENDA. Christy A 198 BURGER. LaRaeJ 183 BENDA. Enc BURKART. Chnsana A BENDA. Tracy L 182 BURNES. D 141 BENL1AN. Ahne 172. 198 BURNEY. Ke y 199 BENNETT. Manna L 198 BURR. Kdh C 183 BENSON. Catherine A 110. 198 BURTCH Kimberly S 21. 199 BENTIAN. A. 172 BUSH. Stephen 215 BENTON. Dana M 110. 198 BUSHARD. Shannon 21. 199 BERDIS. Kathleen BUSSIERE. Robin M BERDIS. Suzanne 214 BUTLER. Kimberty D 183. 215 BERG. Manuel 182 BUTLER. Rachael 199 BERNAL Richard 123. 141. 214 BUTZ. Keith H 21. 183 BERNARD. Brett 105 BYERS. Shanin 199 BERNARD. Kyle S 99. 107 BYRD. B 162 BERNARD. Miso L BYRD. John 199 BERNIER. Bogt 214 BYRD. Jonnie M BERRY. Atoa 214 BYRD. Rebecca L BERRY. Moms 182 BYRNE. Carolyn M BERRY. Tamra 199 BETTS. Joseph O 214 BEVERLY. M hefle S 182 BEVERLY. Shawn 199 BILOW. Erin 214 BISCOE. Daniel J BISS ELL Matthew 215 BLACK. John 182 BLACKMAN. Kimbert R BLACKMAN. Scott E 99. 199 BLACKMOKE. Christoph 83 BLACKWELL Bcvcrty R 215 BLACKWELL Maylei S 182 C CACIOPPO. Dane M 199 BLAKE. Lynne M CALL David 215 BLANKENSHIP. Donna 183 CALL Glen 199 BLOOMFIELD. Jason D 141.215 CAMARILLO. Johnny 199 BLOUGH. Brent A 21.215 CAMPBELL Heather A 183 BOATWRIGHT. Theresa M 183 CAMPBELL Jamie V 199 BOETTCHER. Scott 183 CAMPBELL Kent 215 BOGA. Terence R 111. 183 CAMPOS. AJforvso BOLENDER. K CAMPOS. Eduardo R 183 BONAVENTURA. David J. 215 CAMPOS. Michael S 199 BOREGO. Tracy 183 CAMPOS. Victoria 215 BOREM. Pamela A 215 CANDELARIA. Deborah BORNHOFF. Glenn 183 CAPPS. Thomas J 215 BORRAYO. EMra K 215 CARASIK. Gregory 183 BORRELL Ami L CARDONA. Art 183 BOSLEY. Paul CARDONA. Martha 215 BOTT. Nanette 183 CARDONA. Rita A BOTTORF. Ronnie P 199 CARDWELL Lance L BOTTRELL Juti L 199 CAREY. Shannon M 183 BOUCHER, l-isa C 199 CARLSON. Dan M 215 276 Index CARMAN. Jason K 215 CARNDALL Christine 199 CARR. Kevin F CARRANZA. Fandla 199 CARRASCO. Christina L 183 CARRILLO. JtaiMb 215 CARRILLO. Myma 215 CARTER. David L CARTER. Denne S 199 CARTER. Tory T 163. 199 CAS ARES. Eddie 183 CAS ARES. Eric P CASCIO. Terevs 183 CASEY. Monica 117 CASPER. Anthony G 199 CASPER. Martin 169 CASTANEDA. Arthur 215 CASTER. J 172 CASTER. T 172 CASTILLO. Edna 199 CASTILLO. Elias S CASTILLO. James A CASTILLO. Norma 215 CASTILLO. Tamara 199 CASTILLO. Temoc 215 CASTILLO. Teresita CASTRO. Jesse A 215 CASTRO. Jesse J 215 CATTERALL Chcnsh L CAWLEY. Giant CENTINO. Judith 110. 196. 199 CEPEDA. Fernando 183 CEPEDA. Patricia 215 CERNAAnaM 183 CERONE. Jt Richard F 183 CHAIREZ. Gabnd 99. 100. 101 CHAMBERS. Christie 21. 162. 215 CHANG. Jenifer 215 CHAO. Derek H 215 CHARRON. Jelfrey L 183 CHASE. Beniamin L 199 CHAllNG. Amy P 183 CHAVEZ. Mercedes R 215 CHAVEZ. Pamcsa 215 CHAVEZ. Sandra 183 CHEN. B . 168 CHEN. C 131. 184 CHEN. Dan T 199 CHEN. Esther 168 CHEN. Jennifer 168. 183 CHEN. Jerry 168. 216 CHEN. Johnny 168. 183 CHEN. Nan H 183 CHEN. Raymond M 184 CHEN, Stewart S 199 CHEN. Wayne W CHEN. VWhamW 199.216 CHENG. Karhanne 162. 199 CHENG. Mana L 162 CHEUNG. Cindy S 162. 166. 168, 169 CHIANG. Mkhael 216 CHIANG. Tal Wei 184 CH1EN. James 184 CHIN. Carolina 216 CHO. Harry 169. 184 CHO. Kimberly 166. 169. 216 CHO. Kwang 166, 169. 184 CHO. KyungJ 166. 169. 184 CHO. Michael K 184 CHO. Susan W 216 CHOI. Daniel W 216 CHOI. Jay 199 CHOI. Steven 216 CHOI. Won Sun 216 CHOUGH. James S 168, 184 CHRISTENSEN. David R 61. 99. 101. 121. 274 CHRISTENSEN. John C 184 CHRISTIE. David C CHRISTMAN. Kathy L 199 CHRUPCALA. Jason C 99. 103. 200 CHU. Judy Tai 184 CHUN. David 162. 168. 184 ClESINSKI. Amy D 200 CINOCCO. Ann 216 CINOCCO. Eric 184 CISNEROS. Paul S CEAMMER. Christina 12. 184 CLARK. Cindy A 172. 184 CLARK. Jack G CLARK. Jelfrey K 200 CLARK. Lna A CLARK, fbchard A 184 CLASEN. Christopher D 106.216 CLASEN. Jarmc D 184 CLAXTON. Came L 82 CLAXTON. Maisa L 200 CUFTON. Jeffery CLINTON. Thomas G. 99. 100 CLYMER. Carolyn 216 COATES. Kim 200 COATS. Jeremy 216 COBB. Heather M 216 COBURN. Daniel 105. 123. 166. 216 COBURN. Deborah M 166. 184 COBURN. Dennis 166 COCHRAN. Donald 216 COHAN. Sean 216 COLBY. Kefbc D 200 COLE. Pamela 200 COLETTA. Angela D 70. 163 COLETTA. Joanne 200 COLLIE. Kendra L 43. 216 COLLINS. Joch L COLLINS. Mike J 200 COLON. Franaseo 200 COLVIN. Rene A 200 COMBS. Charles 200 COMBS. JeffS 200 COMBS. Michael R CONDON. Maureen C CONDON. Michael W 105.216 CONFER. KcDy 200 CONG. Mary T 184 CONGER. T 172 CONNELL. Mctnda M CONNER. Karen 117 CONNER. Kathy 117 CONRAD. Melissa 200 CONROY. Kevin M 200 COOK. Martha S 21 COOKE. Mary C COOLBAUGH. Anc 200 COOL8AUGH. Vickie 184 COOPER. Gienn P 200 COOPER. Kanberfy 184 COOPER. PhAp J 216 COOPER. Ranee 184 COPPA. Fernanda M 184 COPPAGE. Gina K 64 CORNISH. Duane 184 CORONADO. Alexandria A CORONADO. Claudia E 216 CORONADO. Edmtn 105 CORRALF.S. Edward B 216 CORREA. Michael S 200 CORRIGAN. Drew CORTEZ, l.yda CORTEZ. Reed 200 CORTRIGHT. Charles 184 COSTA. Curts 216 COSTA. Robert 200 COSTABILE. Steven COUCH. Timothy A COUNTEE. Jcnay L 216 COURDY. Gregory C 184 COURDY. Ryan 105. 123. 216 COWLES. Dante! K 167. 169 COZINE. Grf D 123. 184 CRABB. LesieA 184 CRACCHIOLO. Kimberly CRAGG. Jacguefane 184 CRANDALL Kimberly 184 CRANDALL Krvsene 200 CRANFORD. Jene M 200 CRESPO. Michrfe 200 CRONIN. Chrisana 184 CROOK. Wla CROSBY. Shannon 184 CRUM. Susan J 185 CRUZ. Gloria CRUZ. Samuel CUBA. Evelyn V 166 CUEVAS. Alex 185 CUGAL Wendy S 185 CUMMINGS. Charles Q 216 CUMMINS. Lara 127. 216 CURRY. Danny D 107 CURRY. Fredrick 216 CURRY. Michael J 216 CURTIS. Gregory C 200 K KACHEVAS. Jendcr M KAGAWA. Kandi 187 KAMBARA. Kenneth M 167 KANESH1RO. Kevin 220 KANG. David H KANG. Diana 166. 168. 169. 187 KANG. Elaine 21. 22. 166. 169. 204 KANG. Jaime H KANG. Jearbe E 220 KANG. Soo Jm 29. 162. 167. 168.. 169. 220 KANG. Yuhe H 30 KANIS. Jackie 172, 204 KANNE. Mario A 173. 204 KARPINSKI. Jennifer M 220 KARTER. Beniaimn D 220 KATO. Mxhek Y 113. 119. 168. 220 KATZ. Deborah A 187 KAULEN. Kenneth 187 KAWANAMI. Bryan T 220 KAWASHIMA. .Joyce N 187 KEEL Gregory G 204 KEELING. HI KEETON. Debra 220 KEETON. Shots A KEITH. Fefecia 32 KEITH. Maurice A 111.204 KEITH. Michael A 107.204 KELLER. Jason 187 KELLEY. Donna J 10. 12. 47. 58 KELLEY. Jert L 188 KELLEY. Mark S 220 KELLEY. Michael 220 KEMERER. Kerth 167 KEMP. David T 99. 100. 101. 188 KENAN. Susan L 29. 220 KENNEDY. J«on W 204 KENT. Lynette L 188 KERR. Tracy L 204 KERT1S. Pairtcia M 220 KHAN. RahcemT 188 KHOE. Dlno 106. 220 K1KMM. Andrew K 27. 174 KIGER. Robert 188 KILPATRICK. Sandy M 204 KILPATRICK. Steven 220 KIM.AhmtaJ 162. 174. 180. 181. 188 KIM. Armstrong KIM. Don 121. 188 KIM. Eric 106. 123. 220 KIM. Esther 162. 168. 169. 220 KIM. Gregorio J KIM. Hye Jm 168. 169. 188 KIM. Hyun J 99. 123. 188 KIM. Jt Han J KIM. Jayun KIM. John 105. 204 KIM. John 220 KIM. Julie 204 KIM. Jung Han J 220 KIM. Mi Young KIM. Mina KIM. Myoung K KIM. Paid 204 KIM. Peter 168. 169. 188 KIM. Richard 220 KIM. Shm KIM. Steve 75. 99. 100. 101. 107 KIM. Steve J 204 KIM. Sun Young 204 KIM. Sung Soo 220 KIM. Sung Yeun 220 KLM. Thomas KLM. Tom KLM. Tomas J KIM. Yong H 220 K1MBF.RUNG. Angrbguc M 12 KING. Darby KING. Michele A K1NMAN. Susan 220 KISER. Lee Ann 21. 188 KISER. Lon 188 KISHABA. Mariena C KITAJ IMA, Kety K. 52. 68. 162. 168. 169. 174 KJELLAND. Philp 99. 103. 204 KLEIN. Meksaa J 204 KUNE. Ertn 220 KUNICKE. Kathleen L 21. 25. 188 HUNKERS. Laune A 21. 188 KLUNK. Robert E 188 KNARTZER. Stelaroe KNOLL Krtsone 220 KNOTT. John 220 KOBACK. Craig KOBB. Edward R 21 KOE. Patricia KOHL Katherine E KOO. Ho Yon 220 KOO. Soo Y 188 KOONTZ. Curts R KOOPMANS. Linda K KOSEK. Stephen J 188 KOSHI. Carotyn A KOSHI. JtD S 168. 204 KOSHI. Tom K 220 KOTCH. Matt D KRAGER. Kart 188 KREBS. Lee 204 KREBSER. Frederic J 220 KREIS. Mark 220 KREITZ. Edward W 29 KROLL KrVsrtna M KRON. Me had S 188 KRONE. Curts 221 KRUSKA. Jana 188 KRUSKA. Le 204 KUHNS. Jeffrey J 221 KULBECK. Kathenne 204 KUMAR. Atul 221 KURAMOTO. Marl 113. 119. 162. 168. 204 KUTNYAK. Lisa 188 KWAN. Thomas 167. 168. 175 Index 277 KYOMEN. Kent 167. 188 D D1 ALESSANDRO. SMn D 172. 173 D'AMBRA. Shannon M DABBS. JenOna 18$ DADABHOY. Owaiz. M DAILEY. Cc ren R DALTON. Daniel D 121 DAME. Margo M 185 DANIELS. Deanna J 12.210 DANIELS. Michael 162 DARK. Jennifer M DAUGHERTY. Richard M DAUM. Deborah L 173 DAVENPORT. Jute A DAVIDSON. Darnel S 107. 162. 185 DAVIDSON. Dena 107. 109. 117. 169. 185 DAVIS. Carolyn 21 DAVIS. Michael B 185 DAVIS. Richard DAVY. Dou as DAWSON. Bnana F 117. 185 DAWSON. Dmt F 119. 185 DAY AO. Mauncc 185 DE ARMAN. lee 185 DE GENNARO. Marco A DF. LAQUIL Jack 185 DE LAQUIL Jeffrey R DE LEON. Ted W DE LONG. Torch 185 DE PUE. Dee Anne C DE SILVA. Racqoef L DEEP. Thomas B DEHAAN. Keicy D DEHAAN. Kmbcify L 185 DELAND. David 141 DELARM. Deanne M DELCOURT. John A 141 DELIACIOPPA. Joseph S DELMOTTE. Tammy DEMONT. Knsty A DENNY. Stephanie 12. 25 DESKIN. Jute A 185 DESROSIERS. Dame! DEVITO. Anthony DEVUN. Peter D 185 DEWTTZ. Jeff S DIAZ. Iratys E DICELY. Cbneon IMETZLER, Mark E D1LL-RLE. Tawnya A 185 DIMAANO. Glenn P D1MSON. Carotne T DINAR TE. Ruth DIPIETRANTONI. Steven 185 DIX. Jennifer A DOE. Maureen L DOLLAR. Robin DOUGHERTY. Paula L DOUGHERTY. Timothy A DOWD. Michael P DOYLE. Mary N DRESSEL. Darnel 163 DRISCOLL. Rodney M DU A. Art DU A. Veena DUARTE. L� a DUENAS. NfccheBe D 185 DUGGAN. Kirk I DUNCAN. Shannon 185 DUNN. Wendy DUNN. Wiiham DUONG. Lan P DURAND. JooeB DURNFOKD. Carrie J DUST. Torrence DYER. Robert E E EASTLAND. Charles P EBELL Cynthia 119 F.CHAVARRIA. Gina M EDDINGTON. David A 121. 185 EDDINGTON. Pamela R 185 EDMOND. Krishna 174 EDWARDS. Chiu A EDWARDS. Jeffrey EINUNG. Robert C EISENACHER. Sherry S EKSTROM. Gordon G FJEJALDE. Clara ELI. Derucc ELY. Calysta ENGEL. Ehsa L 185 ENGLAND. Elk K ENGLER. Dawn ENGLER. Jason ENOMOTO. Scon H 168. 185 ERDEUI. Thomas N 79 ERIKSEN. Chrisene ER1KSEN. Scon ERNSTER. Byron J ESCOBAR. Stephanie ESPANA. Richard Z ESPARZA. David 27. 107 ESPELETA Manus C ESPINOZA. Gina M ESPINOZA. Shy L ESPIRITU. Ernesto P ESTRADA Martin 185 ESTRADA Sheity ETM1NGTON, Scott EVANS. Cameron S 29 EVANS. Kmberfy M 174 EVANS. Michael EWING. Burton L F FABROS. Peter A FALKENBERRY. Ciystal FALKNER. Mkhefc L FARKAS. Elizabeth FARLEY. Ronald 185 FARMER. Allan C 185 FAR WELL. Ryan G FATEMI. iXravch FAWCETT. Leske M 113 FAY. Jennifer E FAY. Ronald FAY AD. BiB FEDERLY. Jennifer FE1D. Sharon E 23 FELLOWS. James R 185 FENDER. Shrty FENNER. Sean FENSTERMACHER. Jdayna L FENTON. Katherine F 18. 174 FERNANDEZ. Alryandra I FERRA1Z Marc 12. 27. 185 FERRAIZ. Mke D 174 FERRER. Stephanie F1GUF.RAS. Marcos A 185 FINLAY. Sean FINLEY. Darina K 185 FINN. Erie FINNEY. John D FISHER. Mckssa L FISHER. Stacy L 29. 185 FLORES. Jorge L FLORES. Tony A FLORES. Victoria FLORIAN. Amaka M FONSECA Carmen FONSECA Vaneiaa E 186 FORD. Jerry R FOUGHT. Ciyitai M FRANCOSO. Lon M 186 FRANK. Steven R FRANKUN. Anthony D FRANKUN. Tertna A FRANKLIN. Zack D FRAZIER. Daruel FRAZIER. Michael 186 FREED. Mrvty 186 FREEDMAN. Bradley 67. 174 FRIEDAY. Enc FRIGGE. Brian D FRITZSCHE. Erin K FRUEHE. Ahce M 12.186 FUKUBAYASHI. Ted FUQUA. Michael FUQUA. Tammy FURST. Juha I G GAFFORD. LA Mel J. GAFFORD. LA Tonya R GALLANT. Jennifer J 218 G ALLART. Enrique GALLE. Lisa 218 GALLO. Marianne F 202 GAMBOA. Dana 218 GAMBOA. Mana 202 GAMBOA. Romeo 202 GANCI. Jay GANG. Eunice 218 GANG. Hyun M 202 GANTES. Peter M 99 GARCIA. George 218 GARCIA. Lisa J. GARCIA. LoaM 186 GARCIA. Lola 186 GARCIA. Marisol 29. 218 GARCIA. Mary Ann T 186 GARCIA. Paul A 105. 123. 218 GARCIA. Raul 218 GARCIA. Richard K 186 GARCIA. Rc ahnda 29. 186 GARD. Ricky W 186 GARDNER. W am T GARIBAY. Suzanne D GARREAU. Chnrty M 21. 202 GARRISON. Brenda 186 CARTON. Lisa GASHER. Dousfas L 202 GAV1A. Jorge R 186 GAY. Angrbquc 22. 218 GE1LENFELD. Nicola D GEORGE. Anthony GEORGE. Deborah A GEORGE. Karr. L GERMAIN. Yuri 218 GESFLL Robert 218 GETZ. Jennder C GEVORKIAN. Manne 218 GIAP. Anh Q GIAP. Hai Q GIBBO. Leah 186 GIBBS. Scott 202 GIBSON. Anna M 186 GILBERT. Pierre 202 GILCHRIST. Angel. 131. 218 GILLERA. Mane C. 218 GLOE. Jennifer 25. 27. 52. 174 GODINO. Joseph A GOG LAS. Robert R 218 GOLDGOR1N. David M 202 GOMEZ. Carle E 186 GOMEZ. Gary 21 GOMEZ. Paul 202 GOMEZ. Phdfap 186 GONZALEZ. Virginia 122 GONZALEZ. Daphne A 186 GONZALEZ. Dukinea D GONZALEZ. Kurt T 202 GONZALEZ. Marcos 30. 218 GONZALEZ. Mana 186 GONZALEZ. Michael 186 GONZALEZ Michefk A 7. 30 GOODMAN. Kan 218 GOODMAN. Timothy D 186 GORAJIA. Nna 218 GORDEN. Juke M 163. 186 GORDON. Keith GORDON, lava D 186 GORDON. Pamela L 186 GORMAN. Rodynn S 172. 186 GOSHA. Ray. A 29. 107. 202 GOSS. Krdey A 186 GOUPIU Frances L 202 GOUP1L Fydra T 202 GRACZYK. Kenneth A 202 GRAFF. Gregory 123. 218 GRAHAM. WULsm 202 GRAMSE. David G 202 GRANADOS. Mike GRANADOS. Tina 218 GRANHO. Suzanne E 27. 174, 180. GRANOFSKY. Aaron 105. 123. 218 GRAPF.R. Laurie 202 GRAY. Jeffrey A 202 GRAY. Timothy M 202 GRAZIANO. Peter T 202 GREELEY. Barbara 218 GREEN. Enc 186 GREGORY. Andrew R 99. 103. 186 GREGORY. Donald N 29. 99 GRIFFIS. Marcl 218 GRIFFITHS. Catherine M 30 GROVER. Jeffrey K 24. 202 GROVER. Paul K 105. 218 GROW. Nancy D 186 GUARD1NO. Christopher 219 278 Index UARD1NO. Ossa A UBE. Stacie UCHES. Dawn iOGERT. Brandy M 186 iURULE. Diane 186 UTTERREZ. Shdy H 219 WILLIAM. Andrew YDE. Mary 131. 219 H AFFAR. Mark S AGADORN. Jordan A 186 A1MAN. Shandra M 219 ALDANE. Shandra M 219 ALL. BtOy W ALL Jube 186 ALLEY. Dayna D 202 AMABATA Jennifer 219 AM1LTON. Garret 186 AM1LTON. MxheDe M 186 AM1LTON. Robert 202 AMUN. David AMMOND. Bnan A 105. 123. 219 AN. Jin W 106.219 AN. John J 202 AN. Theresa J AND. Cheryl 196. 202 AND. Sharon 186 ANLEY. Kenneth S 219 ANSELL Gregory 105. 212. 219 ANSELL Jeffrey S 107. 169. 180. 186 ANSEN. Ke«yJ ARBISON. Kerne 186 ARD1NG. Robert. Jr E 107 ARKINS. Christopher M 219 ARMON. Michael 219 ARRELL Krista ARRELL Loti J ARRIS. Wgnia 219 ARVEY. Mark A 202 AST. Darryl M 202 ASTY. Sonya L ATHAWAY. Lorraine 202 AWKINS. Mark 219 AXTON. lata 43. 219 AY. Carol 21. 25. 186 AYDEN. Michck L EAPHY, Jr Paul F EARLD. Roger T 186 EATON. Diana L 202 EDTKE. Jeff 167 EDTKE. Michele 202 EF1NGTON. Kim 219 EM. Christopher 141.219 ELD. Stacy R 219 ELGESON. Garry T 99. 103. 202 ENAD. Nydia 219 ENDERSHOT. Jason M ENDERSON. Darnel J UNDER SON. Jeanna M 202 ENDERSON. Jeffrey 187 ENDERSON. Lesle 202 ENDERSON. Loyd E 219 ENDERSON. Richard 203 ENDERSON. Sharon 219 ENDRICK. Shannon C 43 EPLER. Brett P 99. 103. 111. 187 EPLER. Shannon L EPPE. Dwayne W 99. 187 ERMANN. JuheA ERNANDE2. Marto R ERNANDE2. Ruby 203 ERNANDEZ. Thomas R ERRING. Kevin L 21. 219 iRSCHLER. Randy L 203 ESS. Shannon R 203 EWETT. Kimberly D 187 CKEY. Chad S 219 CKS.JeanieS GBEE. Janeen M 187 GUCH1. Derwe M 21. 25 LL Connie D 219 LTS. Todd 219 NQJOS. Chrtsona 219 NSHAW. Barbara J SEL Reynold N SLOP. Shannon L OAGUN. Marc DDGE. Amber M 203 DDSON. Stacey K 30. 174. 187 0EHNE. Sandra FER. Jennifer 219 JFFMAN. Chrfcea 187 JfTMAN. Troy 219 HOLGUIN. Tiffany M 187 HOUHAN. Valerie L 21. 25. 203 HOLLOWAY. Curdrs 219 HOLLOWAY. Larry L HOLM. Amanda M 162. 187 HOLSTED. Caroline HOLSTED. Victoria L 203 HONG. Annie Tae S. HONG. Chart 168, 203 HONG. Jeanne l-S I 187 HONG. Jun H 219 HONG. Tony 219 HONOMICHL Gaylee A HOOD. Penny J HOOPER. Ke ,' R 203 HOOTS. Lee J HOPKINS. Tracey 203 HORNAK. Patrick 141. 187 HORNUNG. Joseph 203 HORNYAK. Kimberly A 203 NORWOOD. John M HOUK. Heather D HOWE. Jeffrey L 6. 12. 107. 187 HSIUNG. Richard W 167.203 HSU. Jo Ann HSU. NalJen R HSU. Steve Y 203 HSU. Ymg Feng L HUANG. Darren 203 HUANG. David 167. 203 HUANG. Dennis 263 HUANG. Dou as 187 HUANG. Jeny C 187 HUANG. Jimmy C 219 HUGHES. Michelle M 203 HUGHES. Victoria L HULME. Jeff 203 HULSE. Bnan J 187 HUNG. Chart J 187 HUNG. Jeff J 203 HUNGER. Yvonne HUNT. Lori L 12. 21. 25. 174. 187 HUNT. Shawna 21. 25. 219 HUNTLEY. Regna S HURDEN. Christine S HURLEY. Knstcn 163 HURST. Jarrod E 203 HUSE. WYham D 203 HUSTON. Came D 203 HUSTON. Cathy 219 HUSTON. Chns 187 HUSTON. Kem 119.203 HUSTON. Kim M HUSTON. Tamara A 187 HUYNH. On-On Ann N HUYSMAN. Gantt 203 HWANG. Bobby 203 HWANG. J i H HYER. Heidi 21. 203 HYER. Wend. 21. 203 I ILKHANOf F. Cynthia 220 IM. Alex 220 IM. No 220 1M1AY. JJ 203 INBODY. Ange 113. 131. 173. 203 INGOUO. Thomas E 187 INOUYF, Kathleen M 162. 167. 168. 169. 174 IRANI. Fersn R 163. 203 IRIAS. Mana H ISENMANN. Robert L 220 ISHII. Ehsabeth 27. 119. 212. 220 ITO. Ryan M 105. 123. 162. 212. 220 IVERSEN. Jessica L 40. 162. 163. 187 IVERSON. Bryan IVINS. Kim 187 J JACKSON. Cindy 220 JACKSON. Laine 203 JACKSON. Ramona K 203 JACKSON. Sean 21. 220 JACOB. David J 111. 187 JACOBS. Jennifer 30 JACOBS. Kristen 203 JACOBSON. Roslyn 187 JALAL1. Vahid 203 JAMES. Denise 203 JAMESON. Christine 22. 220 JAMESON. Lrsa M 21. 22. 203 JANSEN. Michdhr L JARIN. Nina A 187 JAR IN. Nora 220 JAROSH. Jube A 203 JARRAKD. Jennifer 220 JENKINS. Marcete R 203 JENSEN. Larry 220 JENSEN. Loretta A JEWELL Edward W JIMENEZ. John E JIMENEZ. Lut M JIMENEZ. Martin J 123. 220 JIMENEZ. Theodore J JOHNSON. Bor 99. 103. 203 JOHNSON. Charles JOHNSON. David L 141.203 JOHNSON. Donny 220 JOHNSON. Dwain 187 JOHNSON. Ertn L JOHNSON. Kenneth D 203 JOHNSON. Marc A JOHNSON. Michelle L 30. 203 JOHNSON. Tina M 203 JOHNSON. Wayne A JOHNSON. Wendy K 21. 2S. 30. 174, 187 JOJOLA Tara 203 JONES. Dennis W 220 JONES. Kenneth 123, 220 JONES. Michelle JONES. Monica 187 JORDAN. I as 201 JOSEPH Nacha JUNG. John JUNG. Robert L LA DEAUX. Lisa G 131.204 LA VEAU. Phi� p H LAFFERTY. Fbttt C LAHODNY. LorlJ 201 LAHODNY. Tina L 188 LAINER. Maxim 204 LAIRD. Monica E 221 LAL1BERTE. Michael 204 LALLY. Pravtnd K 162. 188 LAM. Ly S LAM. Van S 188 LAM. Voong S 204 LAMBERG. Eric S. LAMOUREUX. Joseph 204 LANE. Shannon 204 LANG. Kristin A 201 LANGSTON. Metaa A 201 LANTOW. David 188 LANTOW. Sandra L LAPACK. Enc 221 LARA. James R 221 LARA. Jesus E LARA. Karen M 21. 189 LARKIN. Nancy J 189 LARSON. Jeff L LARSON. Travis L 162. 189 LATT1G. Joanna L LATT1G. John 221 LAUDERDALE. Wendt! 107. 205 LAUN. Cassandra 205 LAWLER. Christine LAWLER. Lon 163. 205 LAWRENCE. Mr nda L 205 LAWSON. Wendy S 6. 40, 189 LAYMAN. Gina M LE. Anthony W 205 LE. Doris 221 LE. Lisa K 131. 168. 205 LE. Sherry N 131.205 LEAF. Todd 172 LEE. Debbie 168. 221 LEE. Rachel C 162. 168. 169. 189 LEE. Jason 221 LEE. Jun Myuk 189 LEE. KeflonJ 21.205 LEE. Kuei Using LEE. Linda 221 LEE. Mary J 168, 169 LEE. Sonia Y 127. 189 LEE. Young Y 205 LEGASPI. EdmundoC 111. 163. 189 Index 279 LEHMAN. Tina LEI. Joy 166. 168. 169. 189 LElBLBrtanA 189 LEIBL Jason 221 LENNING. Geoffrey S 21. 206 LEONARD. Scan F 189 LEONG. Terry 206 LERWICK. Marc A 29 LESHER. Cawy A 221 LEVEILLE. Janet LEVER. Dowd 189 LEVER John LEVERATTO. Jube 221 LEVERATTO. Sandro 99. 103. 189 LEV1A Michael 221 LEWIS. Jeffrey S 221 LEWIS. Thomas J U. Mxhrile Y 205 UA. Catherine 162. 166. 167. 169. 221 UA Vincent 189 UBELL Gerald L 99. 103. 206 UCON. Sy wa 205 UDYARD. Robert K 205 LIKEN. Scon 221 UM. Elbert D 221 UM. Suiette 189 UN. David 189 UN. Nancy 221 UND. Kma M 12. 21. 25. 30. 174. 189 UNDQUIST. Charles 99. 101. 189 UTE. Geolfrey 221 UU. Linda 168, 221 UU. Michele W 206 LLOYD. Charlotte 189 LLOYD. Christopher 221 LO. Tommy 166. 167. 168. 169. 205 LO CICERO. Lisa 6. 11. 40. 174. 189 LOCKHART. Tracy 205 LOHMEIER. Raymond P 189 LOHSE. Connie A 206 LOMELI. Ricardo T LONG. Craig S. 141 LONG. Lanette 189 LONGBRAKE. Uwn M 189 LOPEZ. Albert A 99. 103. 206 LOPEZ. Betty S LOPEZ. Erik R LOPEZ. Hcnbcrlo D LOPEZ. John 206 LOPEZ. Raquel 205 LOPEZ. Sharon 189 LOPEZ. Suzanne 119.221 LOPEZ. Vivienne LOPEZ. Ymelda 189 LOPEZ. Yvonne 119.221 LOSSNER. Jennifer 47. 163 LOVELY. Ursula 109. 189 LOVEN. Dennis N 206 LOWE Chrtsena 221 LOWE David R 205 LOWE Patrick K 189 LOWEWfcmJ 141.205 LUBIN. Ronald 205 LUCAS. Mxhrie M 205 LUCERO. Erica 206 LUCERO. Joe A 206 LUCHT. Robert 221 LUIZ. Christopher A 206 LUKACSA Thomas D 189 LUMBA. Joy C 30. 189 LUMPKINS. Kathryn A 221 LUMPKLNS. Kelly I. 189 LUNDBY. Dyan 221 LUONG. Helen K 168.221 LUONG. Ttmh B 206 LYON. Cynthia K 21. 25. 205 LYONS. Pamela A 21 MACDONALD. Diane 10 MACIEE W Adrian MADISON. Ryiand R 12. 27. 47. 69. 167 MADRIGAL Ann E 205 MADURO. WUham A 189 MAES, ja MAES. Jodie C MAGALLANES. Ricky 99. 205 MAGDALENO. Ixxt 189 MAGYAR. Michael 189 MAHLER. Michael 189 MAI DA. Heather D 205 MAIDMAN, KeOy F 189 MALEY. Lance 189 MALONE Charles 205 MALONE GmgerJ 172 MALONE James M 222 MALONE. Jennder L 25. 190 MALONE. Laura 21. 25 ' MALONE. Michele 190 MANN. Kevin 222 MANRRIQUEZ. Ann 21. 25. 174. 190 MANSCH. WUham E MANTELL Crystal E MANUK1AN. Lethe R 29. 205 MARCROFT. Sherry 190 MARES. Glenn A 107 MARGRAFF. Dorothy M MARKS. Christina D 190 MARQUEZ. Christie L 12. 30 MARTIN. Juta 169. 205 MARTIN. Monique 222 MARTIN. Ntel C B MARTINEZ. Caciha M 190 MARTINEZ. F.verardo 205 MARTINEZ. J James 105. 222 MARTINEZ. Rudy 21. 190 MARTINEZ. Victoria A MARTINO. RachaHJ MAS. Sylvia L 205 MASON. George E 190 MASSEY. Joycetyn 174, 190 MASUMIYA. Deena A 109. 162. 174. 180. 181. 190 MASUO. Noea 109, 162. 168, 169. 174 MATIC. Dana 169. 174. 190 MATNEY. Scott C 99, 103. 205 MATSUMOTO. Man 113. 127. 162. 222 MATTERN. Mchael S 205 MATTERN. WUham J MAURICIO. Juanito 21. 169. 190 MAY. John R 190 MAYNES. Sharon A 205 MAYS. Amy 27. 32. 66. 174 MAYS. Deanna K 206 MCEWAN. Adam C 205 MCGOVERN. Darta 1 MCALLISTER. Joel R 21 MCCALL Kit A 206 MCCALL Stanley M 190 MCCANN. Brian MCCARTHY. Teresa M 66 MCCARTHY. Timothy 206 MCCARTY. Michelle D 30. 190 MCCLELLAND. Matey J 206 MCCONNELL .lack 206 MCCONNELL Janna 21. 22 MCCR1MON. ShUonda 190 MCCULLOUGH. Scott M 222 MCDONALD. Eupoetia Y 206 MCELMURRY. Shan MCGUIRE. BiiyJ 206 MC1NT1RE. Paul 222 MCKAY. Mark A 206 MCKELUPS. Krtsene R 190 MCKENZIE. Keith 222 MCKINNEY. Tracse 21. 22. 23. 206 MCLAUGHLIN. JIB L MCLEOD. Heather 206 MCMAHON. Michael J MCMILLAN. Keft A MCMILLAN. Kent 141. 222 MCM1LLEN. Kevin J MCMULLEN. Lisa A MCNEECE. Mehvsa L 222 MCPEAK. Chris L 222 MCQU1STON. Ken non 206 MCRAE. Steven 190 MEAD. Chnstma A 190 MEAD. Maniyn MEAD. WUham P 206 MEADOWS. Heather 7. 12. 174, 190 MECHLER. Scort A 21. 206 MEDRANO. Paula 190 MEININGER. Kimberly E 206 ME1STER. Denise 206 MENDEN. Maim 206 MENDOZA Eric 141. 190 MENDOZA Luis F 105. 222 MERAZ. Enka 222 MERCER. Beth M 21. 26 MERCER. Brenda 21. 25. 222 MERM1NGEZ. Larry A 190 MERWIN. Thomas L MESA Magdalena 222 MESNA RogerS MICKEY. John 206 MICONI. Johnny MIGUEL kandra 222 MILLER. Barbara J 206 MILLER. Brenda 222 MILLER. James 206 MILLER. Pamela L MILLER. Terry L MILLS. Tim S 206 MILNE. Joanna C MILNE. Richard J 99. 206 MINCHEY. Crystal G 222 MINNER. Rhonda 21. 22. 23. 190 MIXER. Dustin T 99. 100. 103. 123. 206 MOBERG. Dawn M 190 MOCIAS. Steven F MOHART. Shauna L 206 MOHN. Wyrxhc 21. 22. 222 MOHRMANN, Keith W 190 MOLENDYK. Michele M 12 MONCAYO. Lisa 190 MOfUTEUBANO. Warren M 190 MONTERA. Peter E 106, 222 MONTEZ. Ternsa L MONZON. Karen A 206 MONZON. Ijfon A 190 MOORE. Jason M 105. 123. 222 MOORE. Kem A 123 MOORE. LaRreM MOORE. Wendy G MORA Nicky 206 MORALES. Gina 190 MORALES. Noel 206 MORALEZ. John M 206 MORAN. Jason T 190 MORAN. Kenneth 206 MORENO. Gina M 7. 27. 52. 56. 174 MORENO. Robert 222 MORGAN. Richard A 105. 222 MORRIS. Scott S 206 MORTENSEN. Gary L 206 MOSQUEDA Brenda R MOTALA. Yusuf M MOUNT. Ertc 206 MUNDO. Richard K 190 MUNOZ. Carios 223 MUNOZ. Frankie 206 MURAKAMI. Jeffrey 206 MURO. Dianna R 206 MURPHY. Michael T MURPHY. Nancy 190 MURPHY. Patrick J 222 MURRAY. Cassandra 190 MYER. Don T. MYERS. Dawn M 6. 12. 40. 190 NAGASAWA ErSc H 206 NAHABEDIAN. Marine 223 NAKAKIHARA Daim 6. 48. 55 NAKAMURA James 223 NAKAMURA Lance 163, 206 NAKAO. Janet Y 162. 174 NAKAO. MarcY 167.206 NAKAYAMA Patrick K NAKAYAMA Stephanie 223 NEAL Angela 223 NEANG. Soetara NF.GRON. Jose D NEIGHBORS. Fcbda 223 NEISHI. Cmdee L NELSON. Brian K NELSON. Matthew 163. 190 NELSON. Otcar D NELSON. Pb p R 190 NEUENSWANDF.R. Wade T NEUENSWANDER. Ward T NEUMANN. Marcus D 223 NEWELL Donna M NEWMAN. Christopher 206 NEWTON. Mark 223 NEWTON. Tracey 174 NGO. Huong T 190 NGO. Thai N 167. 169. 206 NGOV. PhengL 190 NGUYEN. Andy 223 NGUYEN. Bach Mm T 190 NGUYEN. HaiT NGUYEN. Thu L 7. 174, 190 NGUYEN. Tuan 190 NGUYEN. Vu L 223 NH1M. Yunnang 223 NICHOUS. Mary 223 NICHOLS. Daniel H 27. 52. 162. 174 NICHOLS. David R 206 NIETO. Jose L 190 NIETZEL Becky 223 NUST. Max 71. 99. 101 NUST. Ted F 206 NILES. Son 223 NIM. Roger 206 NIV1NSKUS. Kevin N 167 NIVINSKUS. Mark 167. 223 NOAH. Sheldon B 206 NOBLE. Ke y L 223 NOBLE. Shannon 223 NOOK. Michelle 127 NORA Reteida 162. 223 NORD1N. Richard A NORLIN. Kerry 223 200 Index NORTH. Tambra 223 NOWUN. Jodi L 206 NOWLIN. Juke M 6. 12. 32. 33. 174, 190 NUSSER. Tracy L 190 O O'BRIEN. Ertn C 191 O'BRIEN. Joey 11. 12. 26.27 OCAMPO. Ricardo 191 ODENTHAL Eric 223 OESTERLE. Erica 191 OH. IfcJeoA 206 OH. TaekSoo OHERN. Jeaneen 191 OJEDA. David 99. 207 OLAGUE. Edmond 163 OLAH. Adrtcrme M 223 OLDENBURG. Dana I. OLIVAKR1A. Arceha 191 OUVARR1A. David 223 OLIVER. Gina L 21. 191 OLIVER. Rick 223 OLSHEFSKY. Theresa 207 OLSON. Anthony H OM. Roger C 168 OMATA. Garrett H 28.29 OMIECZYNSKI. Dennis 107. 191 OPDAHL Erie 167 ORDWAY. Tracy J 223 ORR. Barbara A ORTEGA. BaJtaaar 121. 207 ORTEGA. Henry A ORTEGA. Jow 191 ORTEGA. Juan 191 ORTEGA. Luts A 191 ORTEGA. Ramona Y 223 ORTEGA. Rom V ORTEGA. Ruth A 172. 207 ORTEGA. Sara M 223 ORTIZ. Amandu 207 ORTIZ. Trinidad T 191 ORTIZ. Victor R ORUE. Armando 191 ORUE. Madakine 223 OSUNA. Charlotte R OSUNA. Cynthia OWENS. Gregory T 191 OWENS. Steven 191 P PACCIONE. Sandi 29 PACCIONE. Theresa 223 PACHECO. Rachel 32. 33. 207 PADGETT. Karey L 207 PADUA. Ana Lynn D 191 PAETENROTH. Shawn E 223 PAGAN. MtcheBe 174, 191 PAGAN. Stephanie PAGAN. Steven J PAIR. Mdbe 6. 174. 191 PAINTER. Douglas G 207 PAR. Chong So 223 PAR. Jtn M PALMER. Marty V 191 PALMER. Treena 223 PALOS. Adam PALOS. Noel 223 PANTIER. AJcm 191 PANTLE. Dayna 191 PARIRH. Nirav S PARRER. Jason W 223 PARR. DianaM 207 PARTRIDGE. Christine 191 PARTRIDGE. Dena 207 PA SOL, Christopher J 207 PATEL. Kumod R PATEL. Seema 191 PATEL. Social 162. 174 PATEL. Trope 174 PATNAUDE. Mary PATRICR. Erica C 223 PATRICR. Joseph 223 PATRICR. Kenneth E 207 PATTERSON. De Uta M 207 PATWARDHAN. Ravish V 223 PAULEY. Scott H 207 PAYNE. Michelle L 207 PEASE. Daryl E 21. 162. 207 PENA. Helen M 191 PENA. Hilda 207 PENA. Locena 223 PENN. Juanita 207 PENNACCHIO. Alexandria 191 PENNER. Dawn M 207 PEPPER. Steven 191 PERALES. Elizabeth 207 PERALES. George 123. 223 PERALES. Irma 223 PERRINS. Erin 191 PERRINS. Mdce A PERRAH. Mark 207 PERRETT. RendeO 223 PERRY. Rim 191 PERRY. Usa L PERRY. Robert 223 PETERS. Tracy L 207 PETRICCKXU. ManboB 207 PETRICCKMJJ. Patricia 223 PETROWSRI. Sandra M 191 PETTENCILL Michael 223 PHAM. Btch Thuy 223 PHILLIPS. Nets L 223 PHILLIPS. Ok D 223 PICENO. Lupe 207 PICOTTE. Lisa J PIDO. Evtner F 106. 123. 223 PIDO. Lynn 162. 163. 166. 169. 191 PIERROLA. Bd T 99. 207 PIENING. Mark 162, 167 169. 207 PIERCE. Edith J 207 PIETRANOWICZ. Mana E PINEDA. Anyetka R 207 PINEDA David PINO. James C 207 PINO. Rachmat 191 PITT. Susan 109. 117. 191 PITTS. Michael R 18.63 PLAPP. Jeffrey D 191 PLUMMER. Brian J POLAND. Michael 207 POUS. ToddJ 21.207 POLSTON. Rachele 32. 33. 223 PONDER. Annette M PONS. Scott M 191 POOL. Scott T 191 POPE. ELtabeth A 21. 22. 207 POPE. Robert W 191 PORTILLO. Raquel 123. 223 PORTILLO. Raymond 223 POULALION. Mark 111. 191 PRICHARD. ! aura S 223 PRIDDY. Shanon PRIETO. Jose 141. 191 PROCTOR. Cynthia D 30. 207 PROCTOR. Susan A 74 PROFFITT. Stew. C PRUITT. David 105. 223 PRUITT. Robert A PRU.M. Lorentz K 207 PURCELL Dawn 22 PURCELL Dena 21. 22 Q QAMAR. Narga QUEEN. Damn 107 QUINTEROS. Edgar 121. 207 QUINTEROS. Jamc R QUINTEROS. Juan 224 QUON. Robert F 27. 168. 169. 174. 192 R RABUNE. Reetyr.60. 117 RABUNF. . Robin 224 RADCLIFFE. Kathleen A 207 RADOVAN. Christine R 127.207 RAH. Tae K 207 RALLO. Brandon 224 RAMIREZ. Albert 207 RAMIREZ. Teresa M 163 RAMIREZ. JR Alberto H RAMSUNDAR. Sugrtm S 224 RANDOL Robert E 163. 208 RANKIN. David 163. 208 RANKIN. Michael C 29 RANKINS. Leonard RASCON. Sdvano RASMUSSEN. Gary 111. 192 RATH Steven 105. 224 RAUSA. Dorothy 208 RAWLINGS. Loony T 123. 208 RAYFIELD. Casey S 174, 192 REDOOCH. Aaron S 167. 169 REDMAN. Jeremy M 224 REED. Robert 208 REED. Ty rr 208 REEVES. John 192 REGAN. Shawn 224 REHMANN. James 192 REHMANN. Jason 224 REID. Cottn S 208 REID. Jason 121.208 RE1SLER. Kevin REMOL1F. Jenniler 192 REPUSKY. Steven 208 REQUEJO. Arthur 192 REYES. Andrew 121. 174. 192 REYES. Lorraine 224 REYES. Ncnsaa 43. 224 REYES. Ronnie F 192 REYNA. Wendy M 224 RHEINS. Scott A 208 RICE. Gina 224 RICHARDSON. Donald RICHARDSON. Jeffrey 123. 224 RICHETT1. Ray RICHEY. Joanne C 131. 224 RICHTER. Randy 208 RICKABY. Lim R 224 RIDLEY. Douglas 224 R1ETH. Michael A RILEY. Kenneth B 208 RILEY. Patricia K 119.208 RIM. Hui-Soo RIM. Jin U 208 RIM. Michael 224 RIM. Patrick 169. 208 RIOS. Salvador 141. 224 RIOS. Tern M 192 RIPLEY. Edward O 208 RIPORTEELA. Deverae 208 RIPPLE. Dayna M 208 RTTENOUR. Cheyenne 208 RITTER. Ron J. RIVAS. Nebon A 224 RIVERA. Debra A 224 RIVERA. Gina M 224 RIVERA. Suiette M RIVERS. Scott 192 ROAH. Mark 99. 101. 174, 192 ROBBINS. Tracy L 208 ROBERTS. Christine E ROBERTS. Darren J 27. 192 ROBERTS. Kmberly A 192 ROBERTSON. PUar A 192 ROBERTSON. Robert G 208 HOBERTSON. Tricla 224 ROBILLARD. John 224 ROBINSON. Chits 192 ROBINSON. Jobe A 29 ROBINSON. Ken 174, 192 ROCCHI. David 105. 123. 224 RODGERS. Melanie L 224 RODGERS. Mike ROGERS. Pamek 192 RODRIGUEZ. Carolina RODRIGUEZ. Ceoha RODRIGUEZ. Jesus M 208 RODRIGUEZ. MicheBe T RODRIGUEZ. Ray J 99 RODRIGUEZ. RosaboJ RODRIGUEZ. Sonia 192 RODRIGUEZ. Thamar C 224 RODRIGUEZ. Yolanda M 208 ROGERSON. Cynthia A 162. 163. 192 ROHMER. Karma M 208 ROJAS. Chandra L ROJAS. Nelson 162. 163. 166. 169. 192 ROMNEY. Richard H 12. 192 ROOP. Laura ROPER. Renee 192 ROSA. Rebecca 224 ROSALES. Victor 208 ROSENSTEIN. Bill ROTH. Christopher 105. 224 ROYBAL. Diana 224 RUARK. PaulJ 224 RUBALCABA. Jaime S RUBIO. Tina L 224 RUIZ. Usa M 21.224 RUSHING. Derek D RUSTON. Cheryl M 119,208 RYAN. C 172 RYAN. L 172 RYZNER. Angek Index 281 s SAAR. Low 27. 196. 206 SAB IAN, Mlbca 206 SABO. Scon R SACCO. Sheri L 119 SACCO. Stephanie 206 SADZAK. Dcyan 206 SAETANG. Swan 208 SAGE. Santnna R 224 SAGUN. Brandon 224 SAHAGON. Frank 224 SAKOOA. l.rw 30. 174, 192 SALBhR. Ji 119.206 SALGADO. Anita 21. 192 SALTER. Down Y 224 SALTER. J Enk 192 SALTS. VikVs L 172. 192 SALVATO. DeanJ SAMMATAT. Saphol 206 SAN MIGUEL. Betty 224 SANCHEZ. Aaron M 192 SANCHEZ. Carmen 224 SANCHEZ. Peter 192 SANCHEZ. Robert SANCHEZ. Vanessa 224 SANDERS. Juba 43. 224 SANDHU. Ran K 224 SANTOS. Eton 192 SANTOS. Ebane T 224 SAQUIN. Mary Rose 225 SARVER. Gaynne E 225 SASAKI. Glen R 192 SASE. Traci L 21. 206 SATER. Eddie 22S SATO. Sean 163. 192 SAUCEDA Caro ,nn 225 SAUCEDO. Ann M SAVAGE. Jacquefane M SAVAGE. Shannon 208 SAVAGE. Shelly 208 SAXON. Liu 193 SCANLON. John R 193 SCHAEFFER. Rene 206 SCHAFER. Ke ,' 225 SCHEER. Doug P 225 SCHERMERHORN. Todd 81 SCHESNACK. Kim C SCHF.SNACK. Stewart 208 SCHMIDT. Mark T 193 SCHMITZ. Charmaygne K 225 SCMRAGE. Peter J SCMNASS. Matthew 206 SCOTLAN. Tanya 21. 163 SCOTT. Kenneth A 29 SCOTT. Trent 225 SEARIGHT. Cheree 209 SEARLE. Robert D 123. 209 SEDW1CK. Judith 131. 173. 209 SEEL. David 225 SEEL. Knsone L SELBY. Ruuefl K SERRANO. Angebca SERRANO. Btcnvenxio 100. 209 SEWELL Gerald 225 SEXTON. John 193 SHADWKX Wendy L 225 SHAFFER. Cole A SHAH. Moera K 225 SHARP. Wiliam P SHAUL Craig N 193 SHAUL Darteen L 209 SHELLENBERGER. ABen 193 SHELTON. Darnel 123. 173. 225 SHELTON. Dusty P 225 SHEN. NmgChun N SHEN. Chica 209 SHENG. Enc 193 SHIMABUKURO. Craig 21 SHIMONO. AprJ 225 SHIMONO. Shaan E 123 SHIN. Man S 168. 193 SHIN. Sandra 193 SHIN. Steve S 162. 168. 209 SHIN. Suk Y 225 SHIN. Suk IM.ke) M 209 SHIN. Toney Y SHIPLEY. Michael H SHUFF. Todd V 123. 209 SHUKLA. Amlt SHUKLA. Nik-sh 169. 193 SIEVERS. IXitnn 193 SIKES. Kimberty A SILBERMAN. Andrea 225 SUVA Cynthia 193 SILVA Michael 123. 225 SIMAAN. Gaby 193 SIMENTAL Antonio SIMMONS. Bnan 225 SIMMONS. Carol A 209 SIMMONS. Dana M SIMON. Christopher 193 SIMON. Kurt 225 SIMPKINS. Darren SIMPSON. Christian 225 SIMPSON. Jobe L SINCLAIR. James 193 SINGH. Charan J 193 SINGH. Prvs 162. 166. 169. 225 SINGH. Savwdar K 225 S1TO. Tammte 21. 25. 193 SK1NMORE. Charlene 193 SLEEPER. Cynthia 209 SLEIGHT. Wayne 226 SUPER. Michael J 209 SUPER. Wendy R 209 SLOGCETT. Aida L 226 SM1SSEN. Edward A 193. 226 SM1SSEN. Kimberty J 43 SMITH. Anastaaa L 209 SMITH. Dana R 193 SMITH. Ernest SMITH. Jason A 27. 196. 209 SMITH. Jennifer E 21. 24. 25. 30. 162 SMITH. Jennifer M 209 SMITH. Lament J 193 SMITH. Larry 226 SNUDEWIND. Hans 141 SNYDER. David 105. 226 SNYDER. Thomas 21. 226 SOCHA Eebsha 226 SOCORRO. Rowena SOGNAL1AN. Sharon A 209 SOKOL Wade J SOLORZA Me had A 226 SONDERGARD. Kristen 12. 1%. 209 SORBEL Jerry 193 SORENSEN. Christina 193 SORENSEN. Tina 226 SOTO. Nanetie 42. 209 SOTO. Roman P 226 SOV. Bol 193 SOV. Lang 226 SOV. Nu SOWBY. Michael B 209 SPENCE. Kimberty 193 SPENIK. law 226 SPITZER. Gienn T 209 SPRACKLIN. Brandi L 209 SPRAGUE. Michad A 209 S PR INGATE, J Chrisan 193 SPURGEON. Dane C STAMMEN. Joseph 209 STAMMEN. Karena 193 STARKEY. Bnan 226 STAUDE. Brian P 193 STAUNTON. Charles 226 STECHER. Tammy L 209 STEELE. Gary W STEELE. Marc J 193 STEELE. Tanya P 209 STEEN. CtndyM 193 STEFANI, Daniel R 103. 121 STEFANI. Dnamane 209 STEGGELL Mxhele 193. 209 STEPNIAK. Beata U 209 STERLING. Jera S 226 STEVENS. Jeffrey 226 STEVENS. Roger D 209 STILES. Tammy 226 STILES. Tina A 193 STILL Robert 193 STOCK WELL Misti 193 STOEHR. Jennifer L 119. 209 STONE. Michael L 105 STUDDS. Michael L 226 STOSSER. Stephen V 209 STOUT. Timmi 193 STRATMAN. Joseph F STRETCHER. Tammy 209 STRONG. Teresa E 12.29.50 STROPUS. Daiva 226 STONE. Michael L 226 STUDDS. Michael L 226 STUDEBAKER. David W 209 STOLLER. Sharon C 193 SUAREZ. Ann M 21.22 SUAREZ. Rene 209 SUGAJSKI. Melody L 226 SUGAJSKI. Mxhaeiann SU1NN. Jason SUN. Angels E 169. 193 SUN. Lmda 226 SUPLANSK1. John M 209 SUPPE. Gregory SUMWALT. C 21. 22 SURGENER. Chris E SURGENER. Cindy S SUSSMAN. Jacqueinc 226 SUTHERUN. Norman G 173 SUTUFF. Tate 226 SUITEY. Angela S 209 SUTTLES. Rrcky L 111. 193 SUZUKI. K Casey 7. 193 SUZUKI. Tracy M 168. 169 SVENS K. Christopher 209 SWAFFAR. Michael D 209 SWAN. James II 209 SWANSON. Angela 226 SWIM. Teresa J 226 SW1NNEY. Michelle 209 SWOFFORD. Deanna M 226 SZABLOWSKA. Malgorrata T TABARES. Monica E TACKETT. Mefrsaa R TAGA. Eric 226 TAGA. Ernest J TAKAK1. John K 168. 169. 193 TAKAK1. Jube A 131. 162. 168. 169. 209 TAKASAGO. Richard 193 TALBOTT. Jonathan 209 TALLEY. Kristin TANG. Tim D 193 TANGES. Dana L 209 TANJI. Grace Y 174 TANNER. Terry J 193 TARLTON. Glenn R TARPLEY. Kim J 193 TATKA. Michele L 193 TAWA. Kimberley 102. 162. 168. 169. 174 TAYLOR. Jeffrey 105. 226 TAYLOR. Lisa K TE. Kiek H TELLES. Danse! J 99. 209 TELLES. Lena E 226 TENNEY. Kimberly 127. 226 TENNEY. Michele L 127. 169. 194 TERAMOTO. Eha T 226 TERAMOTO. Kmftne H 210 TERREBONNE. Lesie 194 TERRY. D Curtis 194 TERRY. V Jo b THEODORE. Davsd V THIBODEAU, law D 210 THIEL James D 194 THIEME. Jeffrey M 210 THOMAS. Denne M 210 THOMAS. Duane 194 THOMAS. Keith 194 THOMAS. Robert G 210 THOMAS. Sandy 194 THOMAS. Scott M 226 THOMPSON. Kenneth D 194 THOMPSON. Victoria 119. 226 THORNE. Carol A 210 THURMAN. Philip G 105.226 THYBERG. Regena L 194 TILTON. Bnan J 194 TIMM. Thomas TING. Angcis C 166. 168. 169. 194 TING. Jewel 162. 166. 168. 169, 226 TIPPINS. Veronica M 21. 24. 2S. 162 TIPTON. Nrchele M 119. 194 TIPTON. Pamela 119. 226 TISDALE. James E 226 TODD. Richard L TOGUCHI. Susie N 210 TONER. Dana C 226 TWIG. Mary TORRES. Adrlarma J 226 TORRES. Anthony M 99. 103. 210 TOTH. Ertn M 2S. 174. 194 TOTH. Nicole 174. 194 TOVAR. Carolina TOWNSEND. Raymond W 105. 226 TOWNSEND. Trad 194 TOYOFUKU. Wesley 168. 210 TRAN. Due M TRAN. Phung N 210 TRAVER. Denise L TKAVER. Karen A TREMMEL Carol S 226 TRONCOSO. Lisa 127. 210 TROTTER. Stacy 21 TROTTER. Stanton D 21 TRUJILLO. Heather 226 TRYON. Anthony 226 TSAI. Jeffrey M 194 TSEN. Kent 226 TSOU. Kaming 210 TUAN. Hui H 163. 194 TURAJSKI. Nathan T 21. 210 TURNAGE. LesbeJ 194 TURNAGE. Scott L TURNER. Kitten 194 2S2 Index URNER. Patrick 21 URNER. Tamun 226 LITTLE Carolyn J WAY. Torn 194 YSON. Glenn 194 ZENG. David W 226 ZENG. Margaret 169. 194 IH. Jm Hi 168. 169. 210 HUE. Andrew 27. 174 LIRE. Jodee N 168. 210 HUE. Mta 113. 168.227 MHOLTZ. Stuanna 210 NDERWOOD. Joey 1. 227 NDERWOOD. Kevin J 210 PADHYAY. Ketan 194 4CA. Barbara M AGEEl, Chcryt A 191 AJDA. Coteen M 210 ALDEZ. Marco 227 ALENCIA. Deanna 166. 169. 227 MJ-ARTA. Mlchad R 107 ALLES. D Davvd AN A KEN. Earl 194 AN DYKE. Heather L 172. 191 AN HOWE. Adntnne 131. 227 AN UTH. Ua A 21. 22. 23. 30 AN MELLE Derek ANDERBRAKE. Mcfcsu 194 ANDENBERGE. Jeffrey S 194 ANDYKE. Jeffery 210 ANN. Jacqueline O 10 ARGA. John 191 AKGA. Kmta 210 ARGAS. Diego G 194 ASANWALA. Reshma A 162. 174 AUCHAN, Erin E 210 AUGHN. Robert J 210 EDDER. Michad S 105. 227 ELOZ. D Yvonne 227 ELOZ. Leonard 227 ELOZ. Peter 227 ERBECK. Carla R F.RBF.CK. David K 194 ERRETT. Mark G ERSTEEG. Robert D 210 DALES. Andrea 21. 22. 227 DALES. Lloyd F.RIA. Alne Q 191 IERIA. Carta L 210 IGUERIA. Rebecca C 227 1LLANO. Thomas 195 111 ANTE Rccjna M 195 IUAREAL Irene INCL Ncofcme G 195 1VEROS. Re� na P OGLER. James R 210 OGLER. Jamie 21. 195 ONSCHIMMELMA. Curt 210 ROLYKS. Dena M ROLYKS. Martha L 227 U.NgaN UCUREVIC. Krtstfna 119. 227 L1CUREV1C. Yelena 117, 195 ACHTMAN. Maoone 210 ADE. Jarrett L 195 AGNER. Conttancc M AHLSTEEN. Charlotte 113. 210 WAKABAYASHI. Toihiaki 210 WALDKIROI. Jennifer L 173. 275 WALKER. Amy L 195 WALKER. Dawn M 173.210 WALKER. Kmene M WALKER. Scott E 227 WALKER. Shdy B 212 WALUN. Leigh E 30 WALSH. Keiy A 12. 18. 21 WALSHE. Tina 227 WALTERS. Cynthia M 162. 169. 210 WANG. Bernard S 167. 227 WANG. Camefha P 168. 169. 210 WANG. Chlen 195 WANG. Hmu C WANG. Mark P 168. 195 WANG. Perry 27 WANG. Yung Chia 227 WARD. Kety S 195 WARNER. Debra 21 WARNER. Patnaa 227 WARNER. Timothy J 210 WARSCHER. Gabnef M 210 WARSCHER. Janet L WASHINGTON. La Toy C 210 WATSON. Jason 174. 195 WATSON. Jon C 123 WATSON. Krone 210 WATTERS. Damn 57. 99. 101 WEAVER. Ahna 195 WEBER. Vanessa D 210 WEBER. Wicent J 195 WEISS. Davd 227 WElSS. Jacquekn WEITZEL. Kevin M 210 WELCH. Diane M WELLMAN. Kim M 127.210 WELLS. Scan 227 WELLS. Stephen M 123.227 WELSH. Gerald S 210 WELSH. .Jeffrey J WENDT. Kathleen A WESLEY. Thomesaa R WEST. Grant 227 WHEELER. Tracey J 210 WHELAN. James R 210 WHITE. Erik 210 WHITE. Juanita 210 WHITE. Mrlnda R WHITLEY. John T 195 WHITLEY. Tonya W 227 WHITMAN. David WK.KERSHEIM. Ikana A WICKERSHEIM. WJtarn 195 WICKWIRE. Stefarur 195 WILKINS. In td M 211 WILKINS. l-adel L 195 WILLIAMS. Alethea M 30. 211 WILLIAMS, Brett D 211 WILLIAMS. Davey C 227 WILLIAMS. Jerry 195 WILLIAMS. Me had T 48. 111. 211 WILLIAMS. Ryan L 195 WILLIAMS. Stacy L 21. 195 WILLIAMSON. David J 211 WILLIS. Brenda M 211 WILLIS. Joanne K WILLIS. Patricia M WILUS. Rogers A WILSON. Chad 227 WILSON. David L 101 WILSON. Robert J 12. 195 WILSON. Timothy T 99. 101. 211 WILSON. Tranette O 195 WILSON. Wayne D 195 WINKLER. Kurt F 227 WINTON. Rebecca 25. 195 W1SDORF. Tracy J WISE Amy L 227 WISNIEWSKI. Thomas C 21 W1SNOWSKI. Derek S WTTKOWSK1. Nancy R W1X. Markus A WOLFE. Jeffrey 211 WONG. KeDy S 195 WONG. Raymond 211 WONG. Toby 7. 12. 27. 52. 65. 174 WOOD. Robert M 227 WOODS. James J WOODS. Kimberty A 21. 25. 195 WOODWARD. David A WOODWORTH. W Ryan WOODWORTH. Walter 12. 105. 211 WOOLF. Sharon L 21. 30. 195 WOOLNEH. Brooke 277 WREN. Michael 227 WRIGHT. Adma M 21. 30. 195 WRIGHT. Bradky C WRIGHT. Chmtma D 119.211 WRIGHT. Nicole E WRIGHT. Sabnna M 211 WU. Gary W 168. 169. 195 WU. Li Ting WU. Met Ling 195 YAGUCHI. Jana 119. 162. 168. 169. 211 YAMAMOTO. Kyoto J 227 YAMAMOTO. Masato C 168. 211 YAMANISHI. Sheri 2S. 162. 168. 169. 174 YAMANISHI. Susan M 21. 162. 169. 211 YAMASHIRO. M 227 YANG. Abcc T 30. 168. 169. 195 YANG. PoJen 195 YAZLOFF. Eitcka A 211 YBARRA. Albert 99, 103. 211 YE Nod 227 YE Thomas B 211 YEH. Henry 168. 211 YELL King 168 YERGENSON. Jason K 227 YODERS. Lon A 195 YODOKAWA. Gary 162, 168. 169. 211 YOHN. Jason R YON. Ji U YON. Su J YOO. 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