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

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1989 volume:

Mjf§ w- Contents «!$ ffU s sr- la. ) J UL_ , V. J cJk r ' 0 MV % nfc ' c i J - i ivi Red , • -tcA W-. Cbio j ; cni K ' s r ' Ov-v So ' At£ l - ' UJ !? •- u Seniors — We would like to present the ultimate Seni- ors, Kennedy ' s 25th graduat- ing class 24 Underclassmen — Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes break barriers by showing enthusiasm and creativity 200 Faculty — A trimmed — down faculty and adminis- tration become one-of-a- kind guides through Kenne- dy ' s Silver Celebration. 248 Closing — Ending the 25th chapter of the Eternal Flame, an emotional Silver Finale puts our best foot for- ward into the future. . . .264 Theme — Celebrating the sights, sounds, and memo- ries of 1988-89, A Limited Edition highlights John F. Kennedy ' s 25 years of excel- lence 2 Sports — A new sense of the Fighting Irish spirit rears its silver head to bring honor and championships to Kennedy ' s sports teams. . .72 Activities — Never enough time for a student to do them all, new advisers and new ideas spark a host of Irish activities 136 Clubs — Everthing clicks as a new club emerges to join dozens of traditional organi- zations 184 6D . 1 989 ETERNAL FLAME VOLUME XXV John F. Kennedy High School 828 1 Walker Street La Palma, California 90623 (714)220-4101 Title Page 1 Ccmcted ■ ■t Btt A te e - 8 ° 2 Z Theme sedition What was special about this year? That ' s simple — it was the 25th year of John F. Kennedy High School ' s existence. Just think — our Silver An- niversary! The end of our first quarter of a century! Twenty- five ident. In September students were given Peechee fold- ers all in silver, with dark green Irish lettering proudly proclaiming our school ' s theme for the year years o a group of concerned students and parents from the newest school in the district, which was going to be named Cen- tralia High School, peti- tioned the White House for the honor of naming the new school after Presi- dent John F. Kennedy. Thus we became the first school in the U.S. to be named after the late Pres- ' Tt ' s stupendous be- cause it brings a resher spirit to school and gets eve- ryone involved. Joanne Richey 12th Grade Celebrating 25 years of Irish pride, unity, and excel- lence; an eternal tra- dition: 1964- 1989. Through- out the year there was an air of specialness, a unique- ness that was for this one year on- ly. Kennedy had always had a repu- tation for school spirit, but there was something special, something differ- ent, a heightened sense of pride about this year. Theme u iimited +2 z£r 4 ne ecUtiott $-r «ss s5 r Theme CitPtitetL 6 Th cine s poV w 1 C- edctiatt sit ■ye S.vny ' A E aV se- u c W, ?v %£ ££ vvg u et a. tin ai 1 vVh vVvei r ,e anS .As- (j, ' Too bouJ i L-V - V l £ -■ T 1 V M (3U 7 M= U| Theme faulted tY ,G touline. 3rd to 4Vh VAST - O Theme edituw. ( ns Uoa Fig Wl 8 a ClfB ame ' Theme j f Bees, Pigs and Vampires We all know what Hallowen is: students dressed up in bizarre, unusual costumes. This year Dr. Warren Stephenson dressed up as a clown. Many teachers dressed up in outrageous costumes, for example Ms. Whit- sett ' s generic Hallow- een costume — a T- shirt with the words Halloween Costume on it. A special Halloween contest was held near the gym during lunch. The three winners were Jimmy Nguyen as a Couch Potato; Pat Murphy as the Head- less Horseman, who wore a real pumpkin on his head; and Jeff Buchanan, David Bon- a ventura, and Jed Pineda who won first place as the Reggae Men. ▲ Moving to a unique beat, the Reggae Men. Jeff Bu- chanan, Jed Pineda, and Da- vid Bonaventura, end up winning first place in the Halloween costume contest. ► Kennedy ' s own killer bee, Ryan Ito was a major reason Halloween was such a suc- cess. 10 Hall ween ■ An intersling couple! George Brown makes his move on sexy Eviner Pido. Watch out! Freddy ' s back! Scott Thomas had a lot of fun with his costume. ▼ Peace, man, peace. Steve Nauck journeys back to the 60 ' s, accompanied by 80 ' s Raggedy Ann, Shannon Gal- legos. ▲ Kerry Norlin, believe it or not, is a clown, while our prin- cipal source of comedic en- dowments comes from Shiek Paul Grover of La Palma Confess — I Confess. Rev- erend Mark Melo tries to re form Krishna Frank. Looks like he needs to confess him- self. Halloween 11 I participate in Spirit Week because I take pride in Kennedy. — Melanie Bretz 12th Grade After seeing how much spirit everyone had, I wish that I had contributed. — Esther Lee 10th Grade xplosions of Spirit Variations of green and gold, togas, fifties outfits, slob clothes, and twins exploded on campus during the last week of November. It was Spirit Week! En- thusiastic stuidents had the chance to uniquely display their spirit and creativity on the dress-up days. There was Slob Day; Twin Day; Green, White, Gold Day; Toga Day; and even Fifties Day. Lunchtime activ- ities involved the skill of each of the classes. Some of the events in- cluded an egg toss, a three-legged race, an amoeba race, and a hoola-hoop contest. Everyone who par- ticipated had a great time. ▲ Leading the Freshman class in the Amoeba Race, Karin Salber di- rects her classmates carefully through the course. ▲ Holding the limbo stick, Yvette Tuphan and Jed Pineda cheer Mike Moore to a successful limbo. L Spirit Week Al the finish line, Michelle Harris and Kris Vucurevic show their excitement in the three-legged race. ▼ True twins, fames Chung and lames Chun not only have the same name, but dress in identical wardrobes. ▲ A Struggling through the obstacle course, Mike Daniels and Lloyd Henderson use teamwork to get through it all. ▲ With a face full of terror, Deanna Iway %varns her team of an obstacle up ahead. ■Hi Spirit Week 13 It was such an honor being out there. This was a definite high- light of my high school years. — Lisa Haxton 12th Grade (It was) one of the best nights of my life. — Lisa Spitzer 11th Grade Thanks for all the support and good memories, class of ' 91. — Ronette Soto 10th Grade nder the Silver Sky It was halftime, and the cheers and screams had died down. The crowd waited in antic- pation, holding its col- ective breath. The light sky sparkled ith a touch of silver uorescence against a lue backdrop recently •ected on the field of andel Stadium. It was ctober 21 — Kenne- r ' s Silver Anniversa- Homecoming. The day had begun ith an exciting pep sembly in the gym. Everybody sensed that the day was somehow special. MP-1 was adorned with 24 years of senior portraits, gold and green banners, and tons of memorabilia for the enjoyment of returning alumni. The Fighting Irish football team, spurred on, undoubtedly, by the sense of magic that the day had brought on, easily defeated Los Amigos. After the game alumni gathered at the alumni dessert, while the students danced the night ' s magic away at the homecoming dance at the California Plaza. Everyone in atten- dance at the game will remember the words spoken by the an- nouncer while the night waited: Our 1988 Homecoming Queen is ... Lisa Haxton! ► Highlighting the halftime ceremony at the Homecom- ing game, the Homecoming court smiles toward the crowd. 14 Homecoming ► Lisa Haxton Homecoming Queen April Shimono Senior Princess Lisa Spitzer Junior Princess Ronelte Soto Sophomore Princess Amber McKinney Freshman Princess Homecoming 1 The assemblies ignite everyone ' s spirits and give them more pride in being Irish. — Heili Kim 11th Grade Phil Thuman de- serves the credit for our terrific assemblies. He ' s truly the best at what he does. — Ryan Ito 12th Grade New Dimension Roaring crowds, en- thusiastic and fun- filled faces, exciting routines performed by song and cheer. Where could all this be found? At one of Kennedy ' s pep assemblies, of course! This year ' s pep as- semblies are the best in recent years! ex- pressed Ryan Ito, ASB president. They bring out a whole new di- mension to Irish Pride. From the screaming contests to the band ' s finale of the alma ma- ter, it was non-stop fun. In our first assem- ly we were introduced to Joni Evans and her special talent as the Kennedy majorette. Our second assembly highlighted the Olympics. We went all out: a torch bearer, Olympic games with medal winners, even a simulated Olympic flame. The third as- sembly was for home- coming. Though we were there to cheer on our football team, we couldn ' t help but dou- ble over with laughter as we saw our varsity football players dressed as cheer- leaders, skirts and all, attempting to perform their routines. The pep assemblies ranked number one for entertainment. Two thumbs up for Irish pride! ID Pep Assemblies ▲ ▲ Pep commissioner Phil Thurman slirs Irish pride in the hearts of the crowd at the pep assemblies. ▲ At the homecoming a sembly James Chung, To Longbreak, and Mario Sf gado show their spirit. Irish showed spirit at pep assemblies. ▼ Cheerleader Lani Grimal- di gets the crowd going. ▲ New cheerleaders Larry Jensen and Ernie Franco show off their great figures. ■ Look at the excitement on the faces of Ray Portillo and Jeff Delaquil. Pep Assemblies 1 I really liked the ice sculpture — a Jot of people went right to the food; and it was there and it looked good. — Christina Hinojos 12th Grade This year every- body stayed and it was a Jot of fun because everybody was danc- ing. Going stag I feel is more fun because you don ' t have to stay with the one person. You can dance with any- one you want. — Nicole Del Rosario 11th Grade ne Moment in Time $250!! That ' s right — it cost approximately $250, on the average, for one person — that ' s one person — to attend the 1988-89 winter for- mal. To most students who attended, the ex- pense was well worth it, however. Tickets were sold for $50 with an A.S.B. card, and $57 without one. The extra expenses, though, quickly added up: cor- sage, dinner, for some even a limousine. Limos drew up at the entrance to the Westin South Coast Plaza on January 21, and for one night, each girl there had a chance to live through a Cinderella night. Hours of shop- ping and downright re- search for the perfect dress filled the weeks before the dance. Rachelle Polston learned from previous formals — she decided to beat the exaspera- tion and had her dress custom made. Brian Callaway didn ' t want to blend in with all the other guys in their ge- neric tuxes, so he spent a little effort and found something unique — a one-of-a-kind paisley bowtie and cummer- bund. The Silver Anniver- sary winter formal was sponsored by A.S.B. Lori O ' Keefe was in charge of all arrange- ments. The sapphire- blue, black, and silver motif served as a per- fect accent to the theme, One Moment in Time. The gala event definitely added another festive occa- sion to our 25th year celebration. ► Dancing closely. Todd Grossman holds April Vin- cent tight. It was a great end- ing to an equally exciting day. ▲ Jennifer Dark and Shan- non Noble have a great time dancing to the beat of Tone Loc ' s Wild Thing. 1 Winter Formal ▼ Stepping out, Kristen Harbison joins date Doug Wonlfe. They look their lirnu about town with friends Joe Orozco, Caroline Idema, Darren ldema, and Carrie Cenk. ▼ Kurtis Lindquist, Niki hos- ier, Kristen Harrison, Todd Longbrake, Nicole Keene, Joe Laskey, Sean O ' Hern, and DeAnne Bretz have ,ill been friends since the ninth grade. As always, they had a blast together, this time at our winter formal ■4 The 1989 Winter Formal Most Preferred Men and their dates. Treena Palmer and Greg Hansell (Senior). Dana Bradshaw and Brian Callaway (Senior), )ason Pasol (Freshman) and Debbie way, Brian Kline (Sophomore) and Anna Es- cobar, Sean McKinney (Junior) and Liza Villamayor. and David Bonaventura (Senior) and Chris McPeak. Winter Formal 19 t • • • It was fun seeing your friends all dressed up. % — Jewel Ting 12th Grade It was way better than last year ' s. A lot more people were there ! so you saw more of your friends. It was re- ally romantic, too. — Wyndie Mohn 12th Grade 11 This Time A Lifetime of Memories Complete with ele- gant dining, limou- sines and formal attire, the Junior-Senior Prom allowed students to get away and live a night of luxury. The prom, presented by the junior class, was planned months in advance. Tickets cost $55 with an ASB card and $59 without one. Upon arriving at the plush Newport Shera- ton on Saturday, April 15, couples danced to the music of Mixed Im- ages, stood in the long lines for pictures, and sampled the delicious hors doeuvres. Later in the night the Prom King and Queen were crowned. Time takes things, gives things, and creates memories for lifetimes. If time is what we make it, then the most special times are those which we cherish forever. The Junior-Senior Prom was one unforgettable moment which would last forever — it was one time which would last All This Time. A Unique dresses and sequins were the in look this year. Dancing the night away are Phil Thurman, Wyndie Mohn, Rick Wood- ward, and Kim Smis- sen. ▲ ▲ Wearing the Prorr King crown, Phi ' Thurman reigned pvei the dance. His prince; on the Royal Courj were Jeff Taylor and Kevin Mann. ZU Junior-Senior Prom ▼ Out in the midnight air, Susan Kang and James Nakamura en- joy the Newport Sher- aton ' s natural ambi- Thrilled to be cho- sen Prom Queen, Kris Vucurevic happily ac- cepts her crown from Jeff Williams. ▲ The 1988-89 Prom Court Princesses were Rachelle Polston and Mitzi Ujiie. lunior-Senior Prom 21 It was fun and I- en- joyed getting ' pulled into the mud. Next year I think that they should put something morejnteresting in the mud. — B en Tsen 11th Grade Irish Week was the most spirited week we ' ve ever had. I think that we should always have the Raft Race be- cause I feel it was the biggest attraction. — Ari Chung 11th Grade It ' s pretty cooi. — Dana Luttrop 9th Gra ' dp V s ff With His Hair! The most exciting and fun-filled five days of Kennedy ' s com- memorative year oc- curred during the week of March 13-17. Irish Week symbolized a time for all students to come together in school spirit, have fun, and help others. Com- bining it with the Unit- ed Way Fund Drive, Dr. Stephenson added an interesting angle: He would have his head shaved if the stu- dent body raised at least $1,989! Monday was PJ-D) Day. Students wore their jammies, and a DJ entertained at lunch as a Pie-in-the-Face contest thrilled specta- tors. Tuesday, Western Day, saw Irish cowboys and cowgirls moseying around campus, and some attempted the Hi- Ho Horsey Hop at lunch. Surfers ruled on Thursday, which was dubbed Dude . . . I ' ts Beach Bummin ' Day! The pool deck was crammed with stu- dents in sunglasses, vi- sors, tank-tops, and shorts watching the Raft Relay. Green and Gold Day ended the festive week on Friday, and a new event cli- £ maxed the week — an Irish Karnival. Many clubs and activities sponsored booths to sell food or lure stu- dents to try their luck and skill at various games. The climax of the Karnival, as well as the entire week and the United Way Fund Drive, had to be the moment when Ms. Swindell carefully shaved off Dr. Ste- phenson ' s hair, for the proud Irish had raised a total of $3,305.52! 22 rish W ek w ▲▲ Faced by the possibility of a dip in a pit of muddy water, the cheer- leaders Patty Borem, Lisa Haxton, Shelly Guitierrez and Mitzi Ujiie are the first to go in when they lose to drill team. ▲ By the end of Irish Week, the Irish had raised over $3000 for the United Way Fund — more than twice as much as the total for the previous year. AA Creamed by a pie, Amy Schmidt wipes the pudding and whipped cream from her face during the Pie-in-the- Face Contest. M • Fighting for the best seats in the house, a rush of students surrounds the temporary stage which was set up at the Karnival where Dr. Stephenson paid up on his bet and had his hair shaved o ff. A Sporting home-decorated boxer shorts on PJ-Dj Day. Ingrid Anderson and Nicole Backes lead the way for the senior girls. Irish Week ■ Put your best foot forward, for there ' s no looking back now. For four years we grew and, as seniors, we were finally given the recognition due to us. Some of the times we experienced we ' d never forget — both good and bad. We left a legacy, as the class of ' 89, that would never be forgotten. We were the class that started the tradi- tions of the lip-sync contest and Senior Week. We accomplished all we could in our little world of high school dances, first jobs, and that someone special. Then it was time to step out into the big, bad world and show what we really had learned. It was scary yet exciting, a little like your first kiss or your first spin in your very own car. It was hard to believe, yet very real. The college rush drove some of us up the wall, and looking back, we laughed at some of the things we thought and stressed out about. But it was hard not to get caught up in all of the excitement of your senior year. It seemed like a whirlwind of a year. Senior skate-nights, senior parking spaces, the senior circle, and wearing your class ring right side facing out — yeah, it was well worth the wait. To all those who follow us: Take your time and enjoy things while they ' re there. Don ' t keep saying I can ' t wait till I get out of here; I wish it were over now. Before you know it, it will all be gone. No matter what we may say, deep down, inside, we know that these were some of the best years of our lives. Thank You, JFK, from the ultimate seniors. vaVe a 76e ZMtc 4 Seniors m zte Personal Spotlight 26 Rollin ' with Style 28 Silver Students Stand out 30 Irish Caught in the Act 32 Greg, Lisa Chosen Mr. Miss Irish 34 Ryan Leads A.S.B. ' s Silver Year 36 Smiling Irish Eyes Show Sparkling Personality 38 Jewel, Priya End Careers with Silver Edition 40 Opposites Attract with Irish Seniors 42 Dazzling Smiles Reflect Irish Pride 44 Spirit, Talent Lead Irish to Victory 46 Seniors Exhibit Spirit Throughout School Year 48 Flirtatious Smiles Brighten Campus Halls 50 Seniors Develop Lasting Friendships 52 Stylish Clothes Reveal Shapely Physiques 54 Facial Expressions Enhance Daily Activities 56 Seniors Speak Out Irresistible Opinions 58 Seniors Express Irish Individuality 60 Smiles Lead to Success 62 Introducing the Class of 1989 64 Senior Statements 65 Having fun in the sun, Kristine Quintana, Alicia Sloggett and Gina Alcoser show off their pretty smiles. nr Seniors Cj J Name: My Best Friend: What I Did On Grad Night: What I ' m Proud Of: My Class Schedule: Where I ' m Working: My Paycheck: Personal Spotlight Everyone Deserves Fifteen Minutes Of Fame. Here ' s Your Chance. Zb Personal Spotlight My Favorite Song and Why: My Future Career: My Extra-Curricular Activities: My Honors and Awards: My Most Memorable Moment In H.S.: My Most Favorite Thing to Say: My Signature: Personal Spotlight Z Rollin ' With Style Skating, dancing, and partying were only a few of the activities the seniors were up to at Senior Skate Night. On Tuesday, January 31, 1989, the Senior Class gathered at Skate Ranch for what had become a senior tradition for the Irish. On this night the seniors who showed up were out to have fun — and fun they had. A favorite trick was trying to knock other people down. According to se- nior Shelly Gutierrez, 1 thought Se- nior Skate Night this year was a blast, especially knocking people down and doing the Hoki-Pokie. When the Hoki-Pokie music began, everyone jumped up and rushed to the center of the rink. James Martinez probably ex- pressed the feelings that most seniors had about the evening: Although 1 had blisters on my feet, I had a great time with my friends — and the blis- ters were well worth it! ▲ Not about to fall down, Senior Pres- ident Dana Bradshaw is the life of the party. ▲ ▲ Excited and spirited, a group of skaters takes time out in the middle of the rink to show their Irish spirit. ▲ Wondering if she should eat or skate, Kris Vucurevic gets a little advice from a friendly finger. ZO Senior Skate Night f Trying to impress, Kendra Collie, Kevin Mann. Greg Hansell, and Steve A Determined to get past, James Martinez sur- Bath show off their skating styles. P ' Kcv « Mann wlth a tnck of h,s own - ▼ Flirting up a storm, Charlie Cummings, Ingrid Anderson, Rachelle Polston, and Don Cochran get together for a group hug. Senior Skate Night 29 Silver Students Stand Out Recognition for achievement is always appreciated by those who achieve. Unfortunately, such recognition often is not giv- en, but the Kiwanis Club of La Palma and the P.T.S.A. reme- died that situation with their Student of the Month Award. The prestigious honor was given to seniors who demonstrated outstanding achievement in scholarship, leadership, and ser- vice. Faculty members nominated one boy and one girl each month for the award. Students who were nominated then wrote a brief essay about themselves, mentioning their grades, classes taken, activities and sports, spe- cial awards, and future plans. Then the Student of the Month Committee made its final selec- tions for each month. Being selected as a Student of the Month Was an honor but even more so during Kennedy ' s Silver Anniversary year. September Richard Kim Jewel Ting October Ryan Ito Soojin Kang February Todd Hilts Marni Matsumoto March Ravish Patwardhan Shelly Walker dl) Seniors November Greg Hansell Cathy Lia December Yoon Shin Melanie Bretz January Paul Grover Susan Cho April Helen Luong Kerry Norlin May Patty Cepeda Mike Daniels June Lisa Haxton Peter Montera Seniors oL Irish Caught in the Act ▲ Assistant Manager at the Buena Park Mall Movie Theater, Scott Walker shows us what it ' s like on the job. f k. Wbitsett? a sks Tthis stuii, Ms. want me to do g chemistry c ass. ▲ In sssz XsgiL z Jed Pineda hangs •eCharn- Smon Adrian Maciel, Do C°ch e ior camera . (clockwise irom top) A KrJS VUCUrCViC Sh °- ■ r hippie-. , ook dZ Seniors sh m0r0usi « eSWo? ' Doris Le amrock. find. s somethmg h u . ▲ Can you repeat that last step? Christine Erikscn looks puzzled in her analysis class. S 3S M °™ca Laird Service Merchand ise. a ! resident. Mark Haxton. , Lara Cum- Seniors OO Greg, Lisa Chosen Mr. and Miss Irish As my years at Kennedy High School come to a close, I would like to express my appreciation to all those people that helped me meet the many challenges I faced — my family, friends, teachers, coaches, and team- mates. I have always been proud to represent Kennedy High School in many endeavors, in- cluding athletics, student lead- ership, and academics. My ac- complishments at Kennedy include nine varsity letters (and being a member of the 1988 CIF championship basketball team), class officer, ASB vice- president, and Kennedy ' s rep- resentative to the 51st Annual California Boys ' State. Although these activities required individ- ual effort on my part, none of them would have been possible without the support and hard work of others. As I leave Kennedy High School, I will meet new friends and new challenges, but the ones I have met here will always be in my heart. Greg Hansell The class of 1989 has grown closer together over the past four years to conquer the trials and tribulations of high school. Yet the spotlight has to be on the best of the past four years. For each person his or her ex- periences and opportunities throughout high school are dif- ferent. Kennedy has offered to me close friendships to last a lifetime. Cheerleading, drama, ASB, and an academic accolade have given me the strength, dis- cipline, responsibility and perse- verance necessary for a success- ful future. Success is only measured in happiness, and my high school years have been the most successful so far. My goals couldn ' t have been achieved without the continuing love and support from my family, my friends, and my teachers. I wish the graduating class good luck in their upcoming en- deavors as they venture out into the real world to live out their dreams. A man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, or what ' s a heaven for. Lisa Haxton 34 Mr. and Miss Irish As my high school life comes to a close, it is hard for me to believe how much 1 have learned and how much I have changed I owe all of my ac- complishments to those of you who have made a difference in my life, no one could ever replace you in my heart! Before I take leave from a place I can call home, I would like to give a message to the Fighting Irish family who make our school what it is today. A wise man once said, What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters com- pared to what lies within us I am truly proud to be a member of the Kennedy H.S. class of ' 89; the hope for the future, and the last of a great decade! Ryan Ito As I look back on four years of mem- orable events, I will always be able to cherish the friendships and education that 1 received from fellow students and teachers A day did not go by when there was not something going on to get involved in, especially being a member of ASB and playing sports, I played three years of varsity football and two years of basketball I was in advanced placement and honors classes while maintaining a high GPA Graduating from Kennedy I feel con- fident that 1 can reach any goals, achieve any dreams and overcome any obstacles in my future Kevin Mann As my four years at Kennedy come to an end, I realize Kennedy H.S. has brought me everlasting friendships, good times, and many unforgettable memo- ries. My participation in athletics has taught me not only discipline, but also determination and how to work well with others. I have maintained a 3.75 GPA and have had the honor of being on student council for two years I would like to express my thanks to all of the faculty, counselors, friends and family who have helped and supported me through these grueling but exciting years. Paul Grove r Kennedy High School: Class of 1989 ' It Sort of has a funny ring. I can ' t believe it ' s already time to be released. I can still remember the day when I first enrolled at Kennedy. I entered some- what like a kid getting a brand new bicycle Kennedy was to be a mea of transport for me for the next four years The only problem was I had to learn to ride this new bicycle. With the help of some good training wheels and a little determination. I overcame this problem. Just about the time I began to believe that I had high school figured out, I again realized that there was a problem not how to ride my bicycle, but rather where I was going on it Looking back over the last four years, I would like to thank all my buds for the best of times and memories I will never forget. Patrick J. Murphy Reflecting back on my four years at Kennedy, I ' ve concluded that get ting involved in school has helped me develop a sense of responsibility and individuality much needed for my fu- ture endeavors. Since I like to perform, I was a member of performing dance and varsity song As a senior, I was proud to be elected senior class president 1 would like to thank the Senior Class of 1989 for bringing back the Irish Spirit Kennedy H.S. has longed for. I would also like to thank the most important people in my life: my family and my friends, for the much appreciated love and support they ' ve given me. Dana Bradshaw Looking back on my high school years, I realize I have been the ben- eficiary of many blessings The Blarney Stone Theatre has proven to be the best experience of my life I learned the value of hard work and the closeness of a special esprit de corps. Varsity water polo and swim team have provided me with the discipline and the competitive edge needed for success. PTSA, the prom committee, and the Plain wrap Club have made me a well-rounded per- son Being selected commissioner of publicity has truly been the highlight of my senior year. Now that I am grad- uating from Kennedy H S , I can put to use the many valuable skills I have gained. Thanks to all the administrators, teachers, coaches, and friends who have helped me grow, not only as a student, but as a person. Patricia Cepeda Remember elementary school when time would drag on and on? Things sure do change when you hit high school! It seems like only yesterday I was a fresh- man, desperately trying to lind my class- room before the tardy bell rang Beyond facts, theorems, and equations I have learned that high school is what you make it If you don ' t get involved, high school will only represent homework My involvement in student council and many clubs has added a spark to my stay at Kennedy I also feel it has made me grow as a person It will be difficult leaving the comfortable halls of Kennedy H.S. and the many wonderful people I have met, but the memories created here will for- ever be stamped in my mind Thank you to my family and friends who will always be a special part of my life and to whom I owe everything Shelly Walker Kennedy H.S. has played a tremen- dous part in my maturing I have had many unforgettable moments, good times, and most important of all. I have met many wonderful people. Now it is time for the real test: graduation It has been an honor to serve in student council as sophomore class representative, ac tivities commissioner and representative to California Girls ' State. I would like to wish the graduating class of ' 89 the best luck in their future 1 would like to thank the students and the faculty who have helped me through the years. Most of all, I would like to thank my wonderful family for all the love and support they have given me Ingrid Anderson Mr. and Miss Irish jj Ryan Lead: A.S.B. ' s Silver Year Jon Addison Arturo Aguayo Danielle Aguilar Jane Aguilar Amiee Aguirre Robert Aguirre Gina Alcoser Edgar Aldave 36 Sen It is hard for me to believe that I have to leave a place that I have finally gotten used to; a place that I can call home. The thing that I ' ll miss most about Kennedy High School is the people who have stood by me every inch of the way. Without them, I just don ' t know where I ' d be. Thank you, Student Council and Mr. Maib, for putting up with me. You are the reason why it was such a tremendous year. You are the best! Thank you Mrs. Tellez who showed me that student council + admin- istration= a better year altogether. Hopefully, we have permanently broken the barrier between ASB and ad- ministration. Lastly, thank you to the students. You are the heart and soul of this wonderful school! Now that I have experienced Kennedy High School, I can truly say there ' s no place that I ' d rather be. Remember that school isn ' t just a learning experience, it is a stepping stone into adulthood which helps kids today be better people tomorrow. So keep up the tradition, and may our winning colors of green and gold always prevail! Ryan Ito tors Amy Alvarez Matthew Alves Ingrid Anderson Valerie Arizaga Clemente Arrizon Robert Astle Carrie Augustyn Katherine Auman Relly Aviram Evalani Baca Nicolle Backes Ylani Ballares Won-Jin Bang Laura Barnes Samuelray Barrera Robert Baxter Joseph Betts, II Tricia Benavente Suzanne Berdis Brett Bernard Seniors 37 Smiling Irish Eyes Show Sparkling Personalities Misti Bernard Brigit Bernier Alicia Berry Matthew Bissell Micheal Blethen Jason Bloomfield Brent Blough David Bonaventura Patricia Bor em John Bowen Darlene Boyne Dana Bradshaw JO Seniors Darin Bradshaw Michelle Brannon Stephanie Brannon Mary Bray Melanie Bretz George Brown Dennis Brunning Jeffrey Buchanan Dalene Burger Stephen Bush David Call R. Brian Callaway Kerri Campbell Victoria Campos Thomas Capps Martha Cardona Seniors 39 Jeanette Carrillo Myrna Carrillo Arthur Castaneda Norma Castillo Patricia Cepeda Christie Chambers Jennifer Chang Derek Chao Mercedes Chavez Jerry Chen William Chen Michael Chiang Carolina Chin Kimberly Cho Daniel Choi Margaret Choi Steven Choi Eun-Debbie Chung Arin Cinocco Christopher Clasen 4U Seniors Jewel, Priya End Careers With Silver Edition This is it! What we ' ve been waiting for our entire lives — our high school lives, that is. We ' re a part of it — the history of Kennedy High School — a permanent part. It ' s not just the school that owns a part of our lives and hopes; it ' s every student who bought a yearbook for any of the past four years. It ' s hard to explain the feelings we ' ve experienced when we put everything we had into 288 pages. And, it ' s hard to explain why we keep doing it year after year when one of the feelings we felt when we looked at the product of months of stress, sweat, and tears was disappointment. All wrapped up, Outrageous Irish, Changes, and now finally, A Limited Edition, the yearbook we will always remember. Not only is this the end of an era for Kennedy, but also the end of our lives on this campus. This book is our final contribution to Kennedy. It will have a special and unique place in our hearts always. P.S. Thank you to all the people that put up with us during deadlines, our friends who stood by us when we were stressing, and the teachers who excused us from classes for what seemed like an endless stream of days. P. P.S. A special thanks to our parents for their support. Jeremy Coats Heather Cobb Donald Cochran Sean Cohan Kendra Collie Philip Cooper Claudia Coronado Edwin Coronado Seniors 4 1 Michael Daniels Jennifer Dark Richard Davis Jeffrey De Laquil Thomas Deep Kelley Dehaan David Deland Olivia Delara Opposites Attract with Irish Seniors 4Z Seniors John Delcourt Joseph Dellacioppa Tammy Delmotte Stephanie Denny Mark Dietzler Timothy Dobbin Maureen Doe Gordon Ekstrom Christine Eriksen Scott Eriksen Scott Ethington Crystal Falkenberry Seniors 43 Gregory Hansel! Daniel Hanselman Christopher Harkins Michelle Haskell Mark Hawkins Lisa Haxton Kim Hefington Stacy Held Loyd Henderson Toby Hensin Shannon Hepler Julie Hermann Spirit, Talent Lead Irish to Victory 46 Sen lors Kevin Herring Connie Hill Todd Hilts Christina Hinojos Tukay Hitanukulkit Jennifer Hofer Troy Hoffman Jun Hong Tony Hong Shawna Hunt Jin Hwang Paul Hwang Cynthia Ilkhanoff Alex fan No fan Robert Isenmann Seniors 4 Elisabeth Ishii Ryan Ito Nora Jarin Jennifer Jarrard Larry Jensen Martin Jimenez Jesper Johansson Donny Johnson Kristen Johnson Dennis Jones Kenneth Jones Kevin Kaneshiro Soojin Kang Susan Kang Jennifer Karpinski Benjamin Karter Michelle Kato Mark Kelley Michael Kelley Dino Khoe 48 Se mors Seniors Exhibit Spirit Throughout School Year AA The victim of a surprise attack, Patty Cepeda exhibits senior spirit in front of Ms. Jen- sen. A Spirited seniors, Steve Bush, Brian Cal- laway, and Robert Baxter demonstrate true Irish spirit during the senior panoramic picture. Armstrong Kim Esther Kim John Kim Richard Kim Sung Kim Susan Kinman Erin Kline Kristine Knoll Seniors 49 50 Michael Levia Jeffrey Lewis Catherine Lia Scott Liken Seniors Flirtatious Smiles Brighten Campus Halls Elbert Lim Nancy Lin Geoffrey Lite Linda Liu Suzanne Lopez Yvonne Lopez Christina Lowe Kathryn Lumpkins Dyan Lundby Helen Luong W. Adrian Maciel James Malone Seniors 51 Kevin Mann J. James Martinez Lani Matsuda Marni Matsumoto Scott McCullough Kent McMillan Kevin McMillen Melissa McNeece OZ Seniors Seniors Develop Lasting Friendships ▲A Friends always, Lisa Haxton and Ingrid Anderson enthusiastically show their friendship. ▲ A pirate and a mouse, Heather Cobb and Shelly Walker remain friends despite their Hal- loween costumes. Chris McPeak Luis Mendoza Brenda Mercer Rod Merritt Magdalena Meza Brenda Miller Kyung Min Crystal Minchey Wyndie Mohn Jeanine Moitozo Peter Montera Jason Moore Jennifer Moore Michael Moore Richard Morgan Ron Morisaki Kevin Moy Carlos Munoz Patrick Murphy Kyu Na Seniors 5J Stylish Clothes Reveal Shapely Physiques Angela Neal Felicia Neighbors Marcus Neumann Mark Newton Andy Nguyen Vu Nguyen Mary Nicholis Sonja Niles Orr Seniors Mark Nivinskus Kelly Noble Shannon Noble Rezelda Nora Kerry Norlin Georgina Ochotorena Eric Odenthal Adrienne Olah Madalaine Orue Theresa Paccione Shawn Paffenroth Jimmy Pak Tony Pak Treena Palmer Joseph Patrick Ravish Patwardhan Seniors 00 L Lorena Pena Irma Perales Kendell Perrctt Shane Perry Michael Pettengill Cindy Pham Ola Phillips Eviner Pido Facial Expressions Enhance Daily Activities 56 AA Spicing up his English class, Kevin Kaneshiro sticks out his tongue without Mr. Peterson ' s knowledge. A Fascinated by her meal, Ylani Ballares at- tempts to take a big chunk out of a famous school hamburger. Seniors Edith Pierce Joseph Pineda Rachelle Polston Annette Ponder Raymond Portillo Laura Prichard David Pruitt Kristine Quintana Robin Rabune Brandon Rallo Alberto Ramirez, Jr. Sugrim Ramsundar Steven Rath Jeremy Redman Shawn Regan Nerissa Reyes Wendy Reyna Catherine Rhee Gina Rice Joanne Richey Seniors D Douglas Ridley Salvador Rios Debra Rivera Tricia Robertson David Rocchi Rebecca Rosa Christopher Roth Paul Ruark Tina Rubio Lisa Ruiz Betty San Miguel Vanessa Sanchez OO Seniors Seniors Speak Out Irresistible Opinions Ranjit Sandhu Elaine Santos Mary Rose Saquin Gwynne Sarver Carolynn Sauceda Kelly Schafer Doug Scheer Thamar Scott Trent Scott David Seel Wendy Shadwick Meera Shah Nisha Shah Daniel Shelton April Shimono Yoon Shin Seniors 5 Amit Shukla Andrea Silberman Michael Silva Brian Simmons Kurt Simon Christian Simpson Priya Singh Savindar Singh Kimberly Smissen Larry Smith David Snyder Thomas Snyder Michael Solorza Jae Song Tina Sorensen Lisa Spenik Diane Spurgeon Melody Sugajski Jacqueline Sussman Tate Sutliff 60 Seniors Seniors Express Irish Individuality ▲▲ Impersonating his idol Jack Nicholson, Eric La Pack shows his Shining smile. ▲ Looking cool, Richard Morgan and Mike Moore strut their stuff in front of the health office. Angela Swanson Teresa Swim Deanna Swofford Jeffrey Taylor Lona Telles Kimberly Tenney Elsa Teramoto Scott Thomas Seniors 61 Victoria Thompson Phillip Thurman Jewel Ting Dani Tipton Anthony Tryon Kent Tsen David Tzeng Mitzi Ujiie Smiles Lead to Success 62 Seniors Marco Valdez Deanna Valencia Adrienne Van Howe Rachel Varela Jenay Veal Michael Vedder Yvonne Veloz Andrea Vidales Rebecca Vigueria Christina Villalvazo Brian Vincent Kristina Vucurevic Scott Walker Shelly Walker Tina Walshe Bernard Wang Seniors 63 Janet Warscher Sean Wells Chad Wilson Richard Woodward Brooke Woolner Li-Ting Wu Mia Yamashiro Wilson Yang Noel Ye Jiun Yon Mike Yu Sergio Yuguero John Yun John Zarrella Catherine Zehra Tracy Zepeda Melissa Wang Perry Wang Patricia Warner o4 Seniors Introducing . . . K,c k ' 9 ' ack ,. tach. D,„i««« A 9 ui...  — nd e d lose friends. 6- I U f i l U 5 At the first pep assembly, Greg Hansell with Ingrid Anderson left ' Kev,n Mann with Dana Bradshaw parade the senior banner Flirtatious by nature, George Brown embraces Angie Neal, front, and Suzie Berdis. The jTkj. being a senior this much, says Dyan Lundby. All dressed up and ready to cheer, John Kim concentrates hard. 64B Class Miss Spirited, Patty Cepeda expresses her senior spirit. v Friends seem to stick together when thev ' Jewel Ting and Cathy Lia. V Taking a break at lunch, Nicolle Backes eyesa guyacross a crowd- campus. of 1989 Determined to be seen in «,„ Ingrid Anderson hop onto Pan0ramic picture . n °Ps onto someone ' s shoulder. 4 h Pearing into the lens, Ray Townsend gives a G.Q. look. Who ' s that talking about me? asks Ju- lie Hermann as she looks back. Just before the bell rinos Anril Ck- Tom Deen a  ua . Apnl Sh ' mono gives Deep a good-bye kiss. 64G I tt ft 1 V tf , ■ ' ybi ' f _i I A ' v ' Ifln ' many seniors do you think can fit in the center circle? Seniors show their ir school spirit at the assemblies with posters anc 64H After getting the tradi..„ he l m okT eSi K ent ' c Dana Bradsh ™ wonder sne took the job as Senior ri cc d.„.!,i__, y iAYOS LUV.U AlPi Never 4gel U Tina Later to the I cheated and 2 til R06N:Ter I Plan just 2 haie a -g V and 2 juV Ao what I want-2! « Leo Agullar — M C.1LU THANX ' TLZIESUR INjNTPCMKSYVKCIACMRPpBILU! TP CMUR2K ,..TS NTFSWEGC GTHR-M2TLN89COLLtGEBO iB ' WEROWTr ' GDLKHVRYl. WANT TO M4JORIN F IHION MERCHANDISE AND TO TRAVEL EVERYWH oiee Marie Aguirre — M DThnx4all!lLuvya!Slsgdlck jvya ' BAIACAURMYLIFEIMYBUDSMGRGJMSBJMKP ,TMDSMCRMCMDTTLUVall!MYBFJLuvya!Pegkantaw Igrt ' C YAlAIIMyFRENZURREALSPCLURNOTTOBFO ! TTENGODBLESSGDLCKINLIFECL89 ,bert L. Aguirre — LUV YA NINA MIKE MA I MISS U CHOIR BUDIES FUN BUDIES FRENCH BUDIES AND DRAKE CHANEY RENEE luv u i|htlng Irish 1. I plan to work In computer repair, eratlon and programing. na R. Alcoser — Thanx Mom Dad for all the help. . my frenz good luck In the future. To my boyfriend Doug ove U for ever 1991 1 doDD! 1 want to be a RN I would le to be married to Doug be wealthy. Igard F. Aldave- 2MYFAMILYTHANKS4SUPPORT GMEONEVERYTHINGIDID1LOVEYOU2MYBFRGFRI UDST1LLTHEENDGOODLUCKHELGA YESSIE VAN SAFONSECAILOVEYOU 1 WOULD LIKE TOATTEN COLLEGE AND THEN THINK ABOUT KIDS ivina Ami Alvarez — THANX M D WNF MG. JF, ■x TS MV BV AN, NB, AA What happen 2R frlendz P Member Rudyvllle! The Trailer! SOL, RU REDY 2 WTY IN MISSOURI? LOOK OUT JES HERE WE DMEM! att Alvea — Thanx Mom Dad for your support, uldn ' t have made It without U To all my buds Keep Flyln gh Later METALL1CA Plan to train In under water lding grid Karen Anderson — ThanxDadCarrie MymomUR ieBest!Memories4everNTS NTFSLuvUAIIRpDbYvDrK UDaTpCmCm TXs4dX ' SPFGBbPgMo GdlckDan BgBr (AIFlLuvU! My plans 4 the futureare: 4 yr college, travel party till 99. ialerie Arliaga— TNX MOM DAD ' UR NX BRO BS IFRNZ ER TG AV RV ES TR NC GD LK EV RMBR DY I JBLU! AN N RACH WRE DWN! I LUV U! GOD BLESS HI lemente Arrizon — THANX MOM DAD 4 ALL ! DUR SUPPORT A SPECIAL ONE TO MY FRIENDS, lEACHERS, HOMEGIRLS obert Allen Astle— 5DOWN 1TOGOASTLESARES PREMELISAGETDOWNGETTOITIGOODLUCKGAB! ' ! WILLDOMINATEMOTORCYCLlNGRULES!GETINTH ' STINK ' NVANMANIC-YAIIPLANTOGOONAMISSIONF ' RMYCHURCH.ATTENDCOLLEGE CLEANTHERUS YBB •therine Victoria Auman — ThanxM DILUVU2 My os sisthanx4allfunx ' stoo.ERNSI ' llalwaysLuvUGDLK2M OPASMBKCSDLuvtoallDans CheerbudzlCyaonthewild dee. 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Barnes — Mom lmly. ILU MCJCE B BG KIT IERM, I ' LL CYA ON THE SAFARI FLMZ TOM. MY IUSBAND, 1M 4EVR IN LOVE WITH YOU! CLASS OF 39! SO FINE I ' LL SPEND 2 WKS IN SWTZLND WITH M CAf l Barrera . . u-ftyour sup. To alLmy friends goodiuc ,J5c.W.p. M.!KHT r3frA. GX DP •v Baxter Than} 2 my mopy4 BSlng here 4 meTll ttrftlrrW i DWJRLMW JWW 4 Being true Th«az ' Tharix Mr HoyTMr.Mayberry the entU B.Bali Te7.M ' Heab 2 HAWAIISQON Then come ' back Hit the working world |N-irtyIVr ' F. Tricia«enavente Thett ' 3NotMuchlCanSayAboutThis Skool The2Yrsl ' veBeenHere.Thanx2allSpeclalPeoplewh oSavedMeFromMyLlttleNervousBreadkdowns!SeeYa IGu essIWant2MajorlnPsychAndPlayVBallDunno-ButIDoWant SuzltneH. Berdis - Tnx M D. U2 D M ILU! 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My 3 BEST friends Shawn, Horace, Brian I ' ll W8 4 U 4 R OZ Trip. 1 PLAN 2 GO 2 A 4 yr COLJ-EGE, also go with my friends to AUSTRALIA „ „,„ „ David J. Bonaventura- THANX MOM DAD SIS.J1 MBO SEAN.JOEKEEP R1PPEN JB.MN.WHATSNXT! 5D OLRZ BRI ' WEVEAIHadGr8Times! ItsTlmeToHaveMore ' UR Spec To Me tJEEFinish college Successful Bus. Move to Aust. Live a happy life Patricia Borem — Its been gr8 Thanx Mm Dad my buds JB LE ASIGood Luck2mybro JIM BOTTRELL I LOVE U I always will U made 87-88 the BEST PJ4ever. A Shrink So I can treat all U wack JFK grads all your Xteachers! John Raymond Bowen— SpclThnx2God 2UM D4Eve rything ' 2MyBudsBB JT JM A A HP SG VV SF BT JB NM CF ND FRIENDS4EVER ' JDFRNSALwys!TheSKlESThe Limit Tlltakeitdaybydayandkeepasmlle onmy face. Dana LeighBradshaw — Thnks4EverythngM DK,E,Tw in. Esp U Tra!FNLYOUT!2MCHFUN 1AKCYP! GdLKGa ng ' PeopleCanBorrowAIIUrStyl.ButTheLNvrPozesUrSoHm yaT Iplan2getoutofLP CaBttrWorld! Prtytill999! 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Stephen Christopher Bush — nlAlwaysThlnkOfYou.My FriendTheTimesWeHad.BothU l — AIIGoodThingsCome 2AEnd2BadTheTlmesAIIWentBy PartnglsSuchASweetSo rrow lDayl ' IIWriteABook MyTruLuvlsWriting GrlsC MySuccessAtBoth! David A. Call — Thanx Mom Dad For everything. See ya. Tom Rod Todd Eric. Seniors 89 Soccer Rules!! ART Ken Kick Buds! Richard Brian CallawayTHERES THAT TIE A WARM THANX 2 THEFAMILY PALS DBJBCHJPLSCVDB PER4SPECIALY2 ARHOMBUS OF BROS WHTTHE( $ i ' HAPD2POKRNITE ' BB88! GETMARRIED HAVE 14 C - HILDREN GETDI VORCED RUN 4 US SENATOR. £!jR?- ' 4YR Kerri DeeAnn Campbell — THNXM+D, GM R-URSPECL, lLUALL!STEPH-MY,BFUMEANSOMi ME!GLAWDT4YRS HDLDR2YRS.DANELLE-I ' I% ' — 89J % U LUV2MYBUDS:KAJSPSBW JAWAfrSWMER 89J 1 L.)i , AJOR-ELEM ED ONLY TIME WlkL TELL! V - - r =— Vicky Campos Thanx MOM D DJI LOV£ YCU WELL7 A - f r A HAD GftEAT YEARS A_ !H U.r!  J AND RUBEN | I MADE IT I LUV YOU BANCIY BUT FINALLY OUT HEY MIC KEEP IT UP! 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Castillo — THANX TO ALL MY FAMILY - MICHAEL I LOVE YOU UR 1 CRUZN SNTRASTYL PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! I WOULD LIKE 2 GO TO A JC COLLEGE j,, Patricia M. Ceneda— THNXMOMDADBROSIS aS0U . THMTRURJUMBODTCATALlNAJSURSBSTLUVGgteS KNLHLCHRRISWJTYOUALLRSPCLASBTHX4 ' allDRSJ RK89 1 4evRCLBWATGENOJS.CONCIEVEBELIE VEAC H1EVESUCCESSAWAITSCLUBWATTAGEMTRIWANA TEACH ' Christie Ann Chambers— Thnx Mom Dad. 1 L V U! Gd LckJohn BIRD-BUDS, I Lve U! Mel. We fnly md it! Je n Liz, tnx 4 evrthng IRELAND 87. FIESTA 88 TS- 1 I will attend CSUF, and hopefully worktoward l. nts 65 V igcSodi Jennifer Chang — THANX MOM DAD AND LUCK TO ALL MY FRENZ ESPECIALLY LL„HL, :C. DL, BT. KT, MC NS, MS. SK, SC, KC. MY AMBUjqN IS TO SUCCEED IN DESIGNING—, .T Derek Hsuante Chao — ILuvUMomrrry DaddyStKarin 4 ILyi.SuprtnLuv.MDmrU2Grt2AllroyBuddysJPJVJKBS HYACLMSMITWASABLSTVUln2H 2Mryrs$UCCESS$ -SHerelCOME! AGrtUnlversltyANDHAVEFUNANDBECO MERlCHSOICANLlVEINLUXURYroREVER. Mercedes Mitai Chavez — GRAtiAS MOM DAD U R THE BEST, RALPH 1 LUV U ALWAYS. CAN ' T WAIT 9-9-89. GR8 TIMES MORE 2 COME GOD BLESS GOOD LUCK EVERY1. GOOD LUCK AL R FRENZ 4EVER AMI DONT PARTY 2 HARD ROSIE. UR TURN, Jerry J. Chen — Thnx Ma + Pa 4 lefrime go 2 school Best wishes 2-myrals. SC.JC 2 rndre yrs. Wht hrt. SM EL ' KN AS over the Wail. I wanna be ailumberjack. Michael S. Chiang — THANK GOD I MADE IT MOM DAD SIS U ALL AfiE SPECL TO ME THANX KENT JIM DEREK HL BW GOOD LUK IN COLLEGE UNI- VERSITY HERE I COME Carolina Chin — Thanx mom dad 4 the support. GOODLUCK CLASS OF 89! 2 all my friends best of luck to you all. Sabrlna Just 2 yrs 2 to go My ambition is to succeed in BUSINESS Kimberly Minhee fcho— THANX M D 4 ALL YOUR LUV. YOU TOO B1GBRO ' LOVE U ALL JcSaHcEpgSk LLSSDcMNs CrazyTimesOver.Jen? NOW AY! It ' sOnlyD ABeg J ngGdLK ' 89! Daniel Wymn Choi — Tnx Mom Dad! I luv yaJ ' Good Luck2mybrds!MA. AG. DY Best BdzSE.DE.JB.HO.ML.E L.TH. CE Fiesia89GodRulz.CSULB,CHOI LIEtTZOW -C PAS VK ' 89 MONEY. SUCCESS GOD. Margaret Wonsun Choi —? ' With my regards to re- membered ones, I end the chapter of the last four years to draw my ink anew on an unblemished page. 1 Intend to attend a major university and pen an odd novel. Steven H. Choi— THNX MOM DAD THNX SPEC FR ENESCPHTHERLL RN FORGR8TIMZ MEMSDONT4 GE ABOUTMETOTHOSEWHOCAREDLOVEALWAYS GOD BLESS ISA 49:15. COLLEGE GRADU8 PREZ OFOWNCOMP LOVEFORTUNEFAME IN THAT ORDE R Eun-Debble Chung — ThxM D4AIITheLV I ' m Enly Ot Its Bn GRTyr at JFK LV2AllmyFDSHHSSJKALJYEYSH HKJAL Kep In Tuch ILL mis U AJIGDluck classof89 =YE AH= I want to travel to KOREA ' HAVE some funwlth my friends! Arin A. Cinocco — Mom Dad Thanx! Finally out! This Class of 89 was the Finest of Anytime! C-ya K.Kanlshiro Frenz! JOEY I LOVE YOU! Tharjx! 89 BIG-TIME FOR ME CBusiness Money for my Ffonyl BMW-iomvmjture. Chris Clasen — ThaxM D4putnuDWithmeUhaso en4yrso fpurmoshtoallmyFTBLBudsNEHABBtornyDTKBudsDBM HGEMVJDBHIetsburnlhanglnslsLorilLuvyaalwys I plan o n going to college and play some ball, get rich, ea t, be H appy —i- Heather M. Cobb — G Bye A Word Ive alleys Hated BUt ' Now I must say Hello to my Future! Thanx (o my Mom Dad And Snel Ken Who were always ther frM£ I Now Plan to Face The World Of The Big Stage — Broidway-H! Donald D. Cochran— THNXM DLUVUNTSRDTRP88 2ALLNJ SWHOLUBSYA2THEGYSSRGHTpjP 1ETHE| RESTTAKEITSQEZEEXCLSVBUDSCCKSReAMLlCRZL ISFRNZ4EVRWERGONMAZTLN ' idra Lyn Collie — I Luv U Mom. Fluzes. NTS-This. 2 say Bam-jstdntlosemek ' SEHC [LuvUgys! GDLK MDWjpB-abtrwrld2com. Clas ' 89-sum othr time ' I p laii 2 Wave LaPalma ' seethe world. V Philip J. Cooper — Thanx mom dad for everything! Good Luck Band in IRELAND ' 91 video class all the way. Good Luck to friends: TCLLDR! ' 89 RULES COOP ' S Vid- eo Productions Inc. Comming soon to a VCR near you! Claudia E. Coronado — THANX M D THANK 2 ALL MY HOMIES I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER U RICKY MA- GALLANES WITH LOVE iMAY U RIP GDLK(3)STSTERS GOD BLESS UAU- HOPE 2 STILL : e uaiT C ALL MY FRIENDS LOVE ONES ILL SUCCEED N LIFE! v Edwin H Coronado— ThnxM DGovdLuksisesFOOTB ALLThnx4TheMemorlesGuysMarlaThnx4yourLuvWeMad elTGOODLukAsBnJfMbSbRmMJJIECGgLgJhMcJcEgBm SeyaLATER.Sleepln4aYear.LlveLifetotheFiJest Becomea nOrtodontist. ' Ryan Rezkalla Courdy — THANKS POP DEE BU MOM JEN GOOD LUCK BIG BRO GO FOR IT MIST 1 THE BEST OF THING ARE YET TO COME ' Charles E. Cummings— THANXSMA4ALLTHESUPRT EXCLSUBUDZDCKSAMRCCRUZTHEMIN1S4EVERUGY SRGR8IAURSPECLJP TDYMDAWTHTWZATOTALFL 1NCHWERGONMAZAJL-AN89RAGESIPLAN2JCIT42Y RSTHN2A4YRMAJORINBUSNESS HOPFULLYDOWE LLINTRACK! Lara L. Cummins — DAY BY DAY! THAN X 2MOM.D AD.GRAM.GRAMP FAMILY4LUV, SUPPORT, 2GETHE RNESIGOODLUCK BROITHANX2 MY BUDS 4 FUNTIM ES!NEV4GETU!COLLEGE!HERE I COME! GOOD LUCK 2 MY BUDS!THE FUTURE IS R ' S.!! Fred Curry — AFTER 17 YEARS OF CAREFUL RE- SEARCH AND STUDY I HAVE WEIGHED THE EV- IDENCE AND COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT LIFE STINKS! Mike Curry — Thanx mom dad I love you. Bob next year at Kennedy will be fun for you. Michael K. Daniels— AlwysthrM DILuvU ' MNg8xsJM w meevrytng:rmyDCmyBudLgsTcJTJMTSspcILHtnx4me mLvfrnz90-92:Stephtnx4Carlng:RIalysthr4meluvyaBUD!D ENSDSB$$$SocrTrKlnBar92Brdcastmywaytotop:fllwdrea ms.God ' sway. Jennifer Marie Dark — Mom DadluvUThnxShanAngM oeMel EualyrbstFrndslThnxallthathelpedmethruthls ' Jimt hnxforspecltimesButIdontwannagrowup! ' !Happy wiseGrt stJournalisteverlTravelworldThnkofmewlthfondmem. Richard L. Davis — Thank you to everyone who has been a friend and helped me through these four years. Especially Mom and Dad Goodbye JFK Jeff DeLaquil HANHX MOM DAD BroNTS NTFs eeya JFK JLMHKPDANAODIe PBPTKV IngRiDCMKM CMBMLarrySRSPCCTDNBLhDrRpYvRwMORKEV SH AWNBYEJOE.HAVE_E.UN GET RICH GO ALLOVERGe T A CAR AND A GOOD JOB Thomas Bryan Deep — Thax M D Ur the Best NTSS PRWRPGHSRPMKMJMPTJDCC We R the Bst APRIL I LUV you more than anyThingxcept $2 Good By JFK YM D. I Plan To Be The Richest MAN In the world W my wife APRIL. David Michael DeLand — Thanx Mom Dad! — mlse — I luv ya-THurawesome PGTHTKCYSMJW Pologuys u r 1 Hoshthanx for everythingClFPOL087-88 GdLkMA Y Oil Tracie Gidget Delara — WELLGUYZITZFINLYOVR 1TWUZAGR8YRITANKSMOMDADDNILUVYOU2MYB DSPoKEGIGSPCLKPEBTLLMISSYAIBUYSHAGGYKEE PONSHAGIN IPLAN2G02 HAWAII THENATTENDCOL LEGEAND OFCOURSE . SURF John Delcourt — Thnx Mom N Dad 4yor hip Wldnta mad-lit w o uydf nxt Mike Lv2U3. Lok.JmNJ.I made It. Thnx 4 the GdrVis evryl CAPTAIN HOOK 89 To my future wife, whoeveryou may be Love you.C-Hook. Joey Dellacioppa — We ' re Outa Here !Anything Goes 7 SM.EL_MB.JC We Made It We hada RealCoolTlme Gab- V baGaboaHey Saeya later TB, JK. YG, Good Luck. Tammy Marie Delmotte — Thanx 2 my family N frenz for luv support. ' specially JR,BF,JO,JO.SL,SN,SR.SG,S RL - 1 luv U CLASS OF ' 89. see ya! Off to further my educ ation in college to better myself. -Stephanie Lyn Denny — Lk out WrLd hr 1 come! Grtme mriesspcl.frnz.Dt 4yrs-Pres Ldr:8789D+M+J 1 LUV U Ke rn-BFF! JEFF — We ' ve only just begun ILU College, caree r. happy marriage. Class ' 89 — mayyour future shine. Dixon Diaz — I finally made it thanx mom and dad I Lov e you nowIt ' stime!!!GetRich. Mark E. Dietzler — MOTELXDELTAXTANGOHOTE LXRAY4ALLJEFXJONXYOUXJOKXSTYHOMEXT HANKXGODXIMXOUTXOFXHEREXF- 1 BRULZXLA KERSAREXTHEXBESTXXXCYPRESXANDXUSC BXHREX1XCOMEXMICRPROSERULES Timothy D. Dobbin — Luv U MOM n — DAD ' SBKJK TWPBBMSRSBGBANTDJBDBLHJREKLTLDTCTJM CK TRIAL ALL THE REST TAKECARE! REACH 01 TO YOUR DREAMS ' 4 DOWN 7 MORE TO GO ' Maureen Lynne Doe — ThanxMDILU.JenB FlLU.Nik OyrlLU.ChoirBudsLUALLmissu.AA.RG.KJ.JD.SN.PM M,DC,SN,LS,ST.DM.Jul,Gr8mindsTKALike,B+sLUBF.: Be Employed. 2yrcollegethan4yr GoZ Jamaica. AUSTF LI A Greg Gordon Ekstrom Thanx Mom AND Dad AND e to my brother Carl Good luck Nancy Loretta Dl friends forever DB MH MVLT Lets party Goodby Kenne and good luck to all underclassmen DTK 89. Christine Elizabeth Eriksen THANX MA, PA BR S.LUVU ' BRD-BUDS N GR8 TYMS TW, STUDYBUDY CLA2GETHR!CC,LC,JH DR,LUV 2 U ALLIT-SAX N E ' 87NEVR STP DREM1N I PLAN 2 STUDY MY BRAIr OUT.GET A DEGREEIN LAW BE HAPPY ' Scott Evert Eriksen — Bah 1 I ' m outta here ' C-YA Ba: Buds-DR DC.VK Buds KH MA.Tuba Tones DWAG J Abelschevir4U MS 1LUM D VK87-89 ' Jazz lives. I will arch w Velvet Knights I will major in Music Econ-UC An-5 Scott D. Ethington — Finally free from this deal ' Thanks tnom and dad for your support Good lu guys inXalt you do Have fun at A M. Dan I ' m off college. either Cal St or UC BS MS we will see Crystal Falkenberry— Janet U R MY lBud thanx 4 LL TS SH GD LK!!MF U R SPECIAL!MR Till I WOt 4GET U KT LIFES A ADVTURE BST ILOVE U ALL E E! I want to study in Spain 4 1 yrmaj in Comm Trvel e world Jennifer E. Fay — CIMADEITDAD,THX2U.DS+BV.« VE DONEIT+HERE WE GO AGAIN GRTXSROCOM1N ELLHAVEMTOGETHER.ITWASABLAST.BUTNOWI1 THEPAST!CYA!BYE SueBAG.Here coms.our summer-i eRGONNARAGE!!! Ron L. Fay. JR. — THNX MOM DAD 4 YOUR HELI COULDNT OF DONE IT W O U THNX 2 Mj FRNZ;MP,BC.DH,RB EXPECIALLYYANCELEIC I LL ' U 4-EVER TF JF I WOULD LIKE 2G0 2 COLLEGE. HAVE A FAMILY WITH JEAN OLSON. Victoria Flores — THANX MOM DAD 4 EVEYT ING ILUSTEVE DENISE ALLISON GDLK BF LORI THANX4 BRNG TH THAX G0D4EVEYTH BB CA 1 NM CC MC NS SA 1 WOULD LIKE TO BECOME PHASISHYIOUS ASST AND THEN GET MARID. Kimberly A. Fossa — MA n PaPa thanx 4 all your hel|. love Ul Missy UR my bst Frind Good Luk nxt yr EA Be ni Riky Good Luk in Ft-Ball C-Ya later I would like to go college and B a Nursery school teacher! Ernest Edward Franco — Thx M D4everythng Luvl oth.allMyBds.MvOpKaJdJUiJsJdSdKc.DtKtTg.ltHasBe-.. FUN Mv.Jd.WeMstG.Drving KaOpLuvU 89 Kiks!IPlan ; nGoingToCollege PlayingBaseball Shot4playingProBE. 1 A Michael Fukubayashi — Thanx M D 4 the support all my Fnenz thanx 4 the best times at JFK Well C d around Now its time 2 prty CYA I would like to take ov my dad ' s Nursery. Michael S. Fuqua— THANX2ALLMyFmlyIcldtHVDni W OUTtstme2Prty89JoeLetsGOCruzm2AIIMyBdsJAE REDPKristinBstfrends4everC-yaknndyyourhstory Gng2l nda2VSTcousins G-ng2 cyp College42yrs Than2UCLB. Tammy Lynn Fuqua — Mom Browergoingtodogr8Lv CIthartx4allu(helpIcldnthavedoneitw oUCG BandBu«h DLKkiksurrJrb ' 87FB ' 89Where ' smyflag?Freshies4ever Julia Irene Furst — Thanx to all who helped r through Mom Dad. LISA. Melis. Chrlstie:Gd LK JA Gr8 memories MOE ' we did It Lisa! Ire ' 87! I plan I become a teacher to go to JAMAICA the caribbear ' Dana Celina Gamboa TnxM D4URsuprt.AL UR Alwys e ' vrAvalublPrtOfMyLifeTnxSis ' SNbro4 J KThxeea. evryFrndWhoHelpMethru SMILNOW CRY LATER ' !!-! pe2 KIT with all myfrnz LG.CC.SC.DC.SB.AS.HAjiAr -J26 Senior SUimenW S s; ettta Marisol Garcia — M D,IMDEIT ' TxAmiJFTSBVLD4bn gthr4me ldn ' tknwUgle,Ehrdldouarfrenzgo 9 R, j therstoHE Wt4gotboutya HiROSeSteveRuby.NOWWhat ' Myplnsal trgrad aretogetaway4a while, Thenbecomessucec stul tDnLJLRockynBulwnkleLsttgthr4evRdHSM AyUSCCH AnesuceedMNUDBstNtch SD MA MnGOLKAintlTSpecia I? - ' ul Ric Christiana Han — . 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Gevorklan — Mom Dad Thanx4 ALL Your Support I L U Both A A M N S T.I B.I couldn ' t do without U Guys I L U ALL Good Luckl ' m out of here I am going to find a full time job And go to beauty school Marie iKristine) Gillera— M D Tnx UR SpzlPSg Ox Bds Gr8 memriz U2D 2 mfcflu LB Gig Peb|Poke Gldg aye U nasteeh Pnays Heh LeeziCest Cov Fna|y cngrd Yo Pa htee poepl here we come 1 Flrnfins wr bckcyprs red! 4me ' Robert R. Goglas — THANX MOM DADFOR YOUR SUPPORT THANX MR HOSHI MR HOYT AND MR CASTLES TO MY FRIENDS WHO HAVE HELPED ME THIS YEAR THANX AFTER HIGH SCHOOL 1 WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A REAL ESTATE AGENT Tina L. Grable— ThxM D4daHelp ILuvUboth ' HgNLgN LgsinmOpMvEfMpJbltsBeenFUN Tim Deb.UguysRgr8 S hanonURaBlast Jeff,lloveMyBlgTeddyBear4ever ' William N. Graham — THANX MOM DAD FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT I HOPE YOU WILL LEAVE ME A CAR ON THE DRIVE WAY LIKE YOU PROMISED THANKS LOVE BILL I AM BOWLING PROFESSIONALLY I HAVE FIVE THREE HUNDRED GAMES Aaron B. Granofaky — THANX MOM DAD 4 EVE RYTH1NG I MADE IT ' HI LUNCH GANG, HI OOOOOSH FOOTBALL WRESTLING WAS GREAT 89 RULES USMC.COLLEGE.AND LIFE. Barbara Lynn Greeley — ThxMomDadandJeff4evthgOld Bds-SLDKGRKE yvmdmyyrsfun ' TSyrafunguy ' UN,thx4bng agdfrnd-llikepya ' ADRON ABbnj.Btabt LTHRoc89 More SchoolThenOff2aJoblnMarketing?DontKnowasLongasl t$$ Marci Leone Griffia — ThnxMomDadFamlvU ' Avrl Pn j tBtrCplre87StaceyIlvU ' Jose ' PDC SCMLvs4evr ' 2Be gVv Cr5s ' GISavl4meJMIlvUTwMbTsMbTsWmUrGr8 ' GoodLu ck89 ' Iplan 2 B aCosmo Mani Co-Own shop w frend own my own home Paul Kealii Grover — M DILVUNJFU2 ' HOTHX4Lttn megrwURtheBST ' POLO SWMKICKS ' THDDTKRIMPJW SMCYROTG RA THX4ALthegr8x ' Ss ' CURMINDtLVME JnkHmHmTHATSALL ' SWIM SKI TRAVELPOLO AND HITTING DA BOOKS ' ' 89 ' THEFUTUREISOURS! ' Christopher Guardino — Thanx Family! Thanx Vrenz. April and Mark ' 1 Love U Krlstlna Live Free Happy in peace Forever!! ' LOVE U 2 Big sister! I ' m off to cooking school to Finally make some real food! Shelly H. Gutierrez HiM D2b budLiz.Thos wld craz par t hits I ' ll nevr4get Luv ya2 my frnzJP.GH.KN.TB.DL re It ' sOvr Time jareFJies Merci ngAdvlceMmnres HngnSisl a Corlnl3 13 A Ssuccessful w rid wideintenor designer, help missionaries Gregory M. Hansell — lOQMAnPA P.C JJBC LJ KM.T D JMntsSRPMPTRWSPDR89BestSyet2cumBRGOnBRod trp89TherWaslURATrno2Bskt3Fut4Vas]lDaBOYS ' YMC A ' GMH 4 yr College Basbll or Futbll FAME AND FORT N BigLeague. MONEY Christopher Michael Harkins — ThnxMom Step Hey TEAMINSANEBOYZitsAZKIDAY GetA3SP.DVY,6K,2 BKYRD ' LOVEYALLY Thnx4BeingThere ' WhtDif Doeslt Make?GODBIessUAll Time2Travel 8MOYrs.JustSolCan Analyze YrMorbidMindedChildren ' Michelle M. Haskell — Kerry Pnya fortryingtohelpme belong afailedeffortisneverforgottenandlssweetlycherlshed Maria thanks ' lovetoMomDadMeann Iwlllcontlnuemyeducat ionandperhapsperpetuatemyselflnmypoetry Mark Alexander Hawkins — ThxMa Pa4SpprtlLuvU LTJLuvU21o- 18 Jamaica ManweDIDITTomyfrlendSShualp ual AswefadeawaywewillalwaysstayasDTK8DBBECCDJM rBYBY9 1 Plan to goto School Then I ' m going 2 win the I otto and Be rich Lisa Marie Haxton — TNX4ALLUGVEMEM D.M MG DLKILVU LV2ALLCHEER TNX4DAGDTMS2BSTTNX4 THELV2ALLMYFRZURMYLFE KS KLLRBnl4EVRLV2 DC.ASB89 GODIS LOVE IWILLFLWMYDREAMS.CHE RISHLFE4EACHMOMENT.FINDHAP1NESINALL1DO KimberlyAnnHefington— N0NEED2YELL ' 1MADEIT ' I LUM DRO YM.THX4PUTINGUPWME ' BEGODLILBR 05 RPTKCARE CHCUUNDRGRND KSLIVLONG ' TM4E VRS1STERSILUTODIMFREEOI ' StacyReneeHeld-rTHANXMOM DADIMOUTTHAHE RE ' TERESAJAN ORYSITWASFUNPRTYTME ' YEAH ' G ABBYYOU ME4E 1 VERfLUVYOUALWAYSWATCHOUT WORLDHERfjlCOM ' MADELFANG ' MODELING WORL D HERE I COM ' COLLEGEOHNO ' GABBYUAREMY FUT URE Loyd E. Henderson — Alittlewhile.amomentofrestupon thewind anotherwomanshallbearme DRAMA FIDDLER FamNmyHEART4everThnks4BlngPartofmyllfe Bst! To go ice blocking and not get caught Julie Anna Hermann — ThnkUMom ' UR a true friend I I uv U ' U2 Sis. Nanc Dad ' PR.JR.SN.JK.LR.DW thnx4LAU GHS!Amy NikURGr8 ' Dan-UR very Special!! luv U ' Nicoll e Let ' s go on a cruise ' Good-bye H School-HelloCollege Kevin Lee Herring — ThanxM D4allyourLOVE supp on SEKTCECCTWTWLLJHTDBuds4evr VKALLTHEW AY ' BAND4YRSIRL87 ' ClACBGCBBSGOODLUCKCLAS SOF89ILUJPH1SON VELVETKNIGHTS-19911MUSICIS THEUNIVERSALLANGUAGE ' ALWAYS 4EVR. K Connie Hill — THANX M D ILU 2 MY FRENZ THANX 4 ALL THE GOOD XS ' AS RT RD ESP KATHY I LOVE YOU GUYS ' Life Is Real So Live It Good ' Live life ' To The Fullest Get Rich B Happy Est Trip to the moory Todd James Hilts — ThnxM D4AllURLuvH20POLO Lvs4EvrThx4DaGudTmsDDPGTKSMCYJWRO HoThxu rsuprt 2YBIIINvr4getU lllmissUall KeepTheFaith John3J 6 UC ' s Here 1 Come ' Swim Polo Ski Travel-Well dalTali ' 89 Christina M. Hinojos — Mom I Love you Thanx 4 your support! You too Robert S Rob your the love, of my life JJ.BB.SK.JH etc I ' llneve4getU guyz ' Win th lott ery nevr Good Luck Dave JH MN MC GA URthe Best Icfltke 2 B work travlbut if not Bcomanint designer Missy A. Gyde — GOD.Mom.Dad.MGiThnxIOouldntHa vDoneltW outULuvU GdLukNayBFF Dani,KlmFr hz4eve rRmberElawlessClewURGr8 ' DntWOryBHapyPhill4 13 G oToCollegeandBecomeAMathTeacher GetMarnedTOAGo odChnstian Michelle C.Haldane — M DU2R 1THNXILUKLURD ABST15YRKPWHISTLINGFAVBKDRFRND ' RRRRHOT, WSLLSTY0RZYYR1 ' SITSJSTBGUN ' ILU7KJMNVR4GT UGDLKA|iWSPCL2MEILU!WTCHOUTUOTHERAGEN TSIAFTHRHSBLISS ' PLAYBLNCKATH ' SERIOUSR R Jennifer K. Hamabata — Luvu ' MDHibhHopesJneLNGr Come anAirline Stewardess w n the next few ye tv Tukay Hitanukulkit — Yo ' MUM THANX ' S FOR YOUR HELP ' SUPPORT ' ALSO THANX ALL MYFUNBUDDY FRIENDZ ' TO ALL FOOTBALL PLAY ERS KEEP THE SPIRIT GOING ' MY FUTURE ' AFTER GRAD NOT TO BE A BUM ' BUT HAVE AN PHD ' Troy William Hoffman — MC.EFISC Hi ' Thanx for eve- rything EB.GT.LC 4the2people who helped the most (AD and FPl.I ' ll see you later Greets 2ATWNCYOA A life of politics and writing sounds fun, but then, who knows 9 Jason (Jun) Hong, H. — Thanks, Mom Dad, Armstrong and JO A .L MY FRIENDS For helping me through 4yr of work and GoodLuck 2 my fiir-ruis in your can- are to finish college and become an accountant Tony Hong — THANX MOM DAD FOR ALL YO ' LOVE SUPPORT I FINALLY MADE IT THANX YO MY FRENZ RNEKSCPHLLSCKRLM FOR ALL I 111 GREAT TIMES I PLAN TO ATTEND A 4 YEAR VERSITY Shaurna Hunt iThnxM DILuvU ' C-Duck IdiditZ ' ThnM ourhelpDom a doi ' RELLlSH dtchgwsgr8 Nzbt GdLckP V BM.DB.CA,JD.PM,EC ' 89 ' isgr8 N Jin Hwang — I ' LL B CING U LATER GUYS! TbfNX MOM N DAD FOR YOUR XTRA SPRT I LUV U BOTHI SIS ' GODEM-UCK IN YOUR SENIOR YEAR ' Paul Hwang M D Thnx4all Urlv KK ' 89B ' sTonyU2 St e v .L i n uefa.SusanBAchobyEspritz.Rez f f ByeHelysony.E lis.Hst whtelpht ' lGdlk I plan to attnd UCI grad w hnr s M Then stdt ediatncs Cynthia Mkhanoff — Thanx Mom DadlLuvuGuys ' Jen KelTfianx4beingmybest friends ' J Kletsnever4getJD Sr SPletsnot4getDMeitherstf DB4everJV Vbal In the Fut ure I plan to bea lawyer! How bout ad) 9 Maybe! Alexlm — TankULord4allUdid MaDa GomaWa YSRP III GiveU1600 UkorGalsNJrAmigasR2Sweet924ltchPWBW Mik2lllmisU And2H IIIAIwysLUVToKlHugs I ' ll be in Brazil with Armstrong on his Korean Penguin Farm Marie Im — Thanx you Mom for supporting me through high school After my high school, I like to go to college - — Robert L. Isenmann— THNX2M D BRO TOMYBUD SICEKC CMRGRODKJC KEEP ONROCKINGILUVYOU ALL. LATER TO ENJOY LIFE Lizlshii— ILYMDDS ' DATABLE UGUYSMDEDAYRF UNGDLK ' PAPAMANNWATCANISAY ' ILYTRISHRI K ELKIT ' TISAINTDAENDLYSHELMEMYSPOLLUV! 2 SU MDAYB$$W OUT WORKING GET MARRIED 2-U-KN OW WHO ' JUSTBHAPY __ RyanM.Ito — MomDadBroSis EamlyLuvUAII ' SNJNJUD M Fondest Memrys4evr ' Lors WalKW TheLord ' PG Don ' t MesArndMD WensSheComin TanksASBHOSHRMYBCB PhysicalTherapyorPharmacyHondaHurricanelOOOBeHap py BeTheBEST Nora Liza Jarin — Tnx fmly 4evrytnl2dwn n dtsit ' PSg SpzlK.SQzyGMNMs Gr8XOX mnCHCGObdsuRdBESTLli sNicole PokeyGidget PebsayebruCyaYoBaby 143 It ' s parT y time lets jam ' Flrntnyod2def4me ' By Hlhelo JC Plsrriday Jennifer Jarrad — Thnx Mom Dad UR tl -Besf Brig Soo| Dyan Kris Gr8t times Luv U HAWAII Watch ,..ut 2 Jr Party Buds Good Luck SG Hey HaSvail Year! CollegeXyuk Study Study Make A Million ' Jagjiar! Larry A. Jensen — ThnxMom Famly 2AllMy(Frenz) Es p.GHKMTDJM FBTeamltsBeenagreat4Yrs UNeedHelp JUGoodLuck(lRISH)JS Mgthxs4beingth«K IDO HASTA ' Would like 2 travel around Da world Earn-tt ts of money.v Martin J. Jimenez — Gracias RaPa y£H44Ma j2PJ | todo Los quiero much Thanx to my intnJs uj R«lVGThanx for e t hing .S vWfvFh m ily J AIIVSJNeedyou Plan to work and go to college My goa to plan my future Jesper Mikael Johansson Thanx Mom Dad doan espect all my friends I appreciate all you ' ve done for mi I couldn ' t have done it without you ' I want to stay in USA and get arrVMBA Don M. Johnson — THANX MOM DADt) 2 SI8 GOOD LUCK WITH BF TO ALL MY BUDS.MN JN JB SEE YA ll THE SNOW LOVE YOLK LOTS MICHELLE SEEYA! I am off to Mazatlan ' Kristen Lee Johnaonfc-ldidit ' Thnxmom.dad.c,nMrj Lu iMD.TD.Dev.SBstKarrljiTC.TS.E.LH NAPmynsprashu :FC vrgnsRHPSIu UJ h4vr A ' teltssnkrnzRwtchs I wnog ' ohm ' thn 2 Cyphr2LBSliCbmm?Physthrdy ' Tryitall!C nadA Wa ' te Kenneth W. Jones— Tfmx MSfc Sist I Luv U To My Bui dsArt,Mat.Jes.DV B.LV.D PM $fcJP.RR.TV.AS.SG.Ll ' .Mousegang.Jas.Nejghbors ISO Dont B Chez 1 want to at tend college thenbecclTpe a policeman like my D Kevin Kaneshiro TheULnd is Here Thnx. Wa Pa 4yu r suport.A Cinoc D TiKryTfir+rtr- ay.A Ber.A Svfcn.andth eothersThnx4beingthere 9wuzso FTri l ly g al islo gc college, get rich, and die rich ' X m vuMlM nMB.U ) go to i£ Senior Statements A k i X Soojln Kang — Thnxmomdad4alltheluvsuppqf ' tlluvU2da cheeziesBrigBJenJDyanLKVrilnever4getUguysRdabestGd lck2DukeandJrBnch!bHappySBGarJBIess Hawall89UCBr eenJagsAllgtrbrjefcaseLawschl-SOphrahsmyldoL Susan S. Kang — I couldn ' t have made It thru HS w o u umma, A. ppa elen.Steve.Hanh, Song, James, Tony GcfcT Bless You and Yhanx-A-BIUlonllLUVU. Jennifer Karpinski — Thnx M D Jess luv u all! Soner my best bud.weve. been through alot but we made It! To my lunch buds, Ds£lLJF.BVnomoreTbel. 1 plan to attend a Jf£ a year after I graduate. Benjamin David Karter — Thanx Mom Dad Bro for all your love and support. Thanx to all my friends. It sure has gone fast. Best of luck class pf 69! Maza- tla.n89Greattimeslayahead.Next up college.Then who knows? T Michelle Kato— FAMILY FRENZTNX4ALDALUV S UPtoRTU ' VEGIVUNME2MYMARK-EI ' LLUVYOUALWA YSE! GROOVY-KIND-OFLOVE LETSDOITAGAlNHO OPGLZGOODLUCKCLS89 Michael Duane Kelley — THANXMOM DAD4YOUR SUPFRT ALSO SIS ' S JFKThanx 4 the CIF teams memr es Bst of frenz CC DC BKSM JP CW DrugE CYA89. 1 P LAN.ON BEING A TEACHER OR ARTlST eOOD ttfC K CLASS OF 89! SH. Dino Khoe — This is dedicated to Ricky Magallenes TO- SS Last 4Yrs was pure moshMonsters88-to allthe Homles- CIF Football 88THEHOLY1 BC ' sDlstortlon Technician!! Computers Mosh and Mustangs. Armstrong Kim— ILUVUMOM DADTHANX4EVERY THING ILLNEVER4GETJFK MYFLAMERFRENZUNO HUUR,GUDLUKJUNRFANTSYG1RLS!BRAZIL1ANS 1A BBOTTS 2BOASORTEWIL IWlLLPRESlDESAMA STt LLSTATEHEPLEDGEOFALLEG1ANCEEVERYMORNIN G Esther Kim — M DThankU4pushingMelLY!Suh ChBr oslGOOSATIILYSteveRatL HmPaulShigbyEspzSusanK uppiTorrllTiklsRezMrsJayLlnWelDoSushi-IluvUKK IWant 2StudyAtA unlv WorkAsAnEnvlronmentaJist LlveAYup pieLife. ' T John Kim — The,.only way on earth 2 multiply hap- piness is 2 divide- It. ' Thanx 4 the memories. Good Luck. Class of 1989 is K.JNJ 4ever. The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Richard Kim — HS is history! Time sure flys in JFK Thnx M D4 ur support. U2Bro! All U frenz ' ve been gr8 Thnx for all the lafs. Visit Seoul! Job! College! Sung S. Kim — Thanx Mum Dad. It was a mixture of enjoyment and ordeal. Thru It all we as a class gained a lot. My presence hopefuly will benefit others and bring comfort. Susan Michelle Kinman— Thnx M D ILuvU! 2 all myf renz!Shan-its bn nf DH.LG.BS.CM-wer gonna have more g d xs!VS-member thefn? Scott 8 more yrsHILuvU. Erin Cherae Kline — M DTHNX4THELUV SUPRTG DLKLILBROLVUALLEDNWWECRZSMRGRLZJERMYB ROL1LSISLOYERDBSTFRNDS4EVALTDVDWJMESKN YESTAMTHECAP DNTUFORGT1T1PLANTOCRUZET HBUJEWATERiOFMEXlCOANDHVEASMUCHFUNASI POSBLYCAN. I Kristine Knott— thank u mom dad I love you 4evrKar ate ruis4everl tave you mykeVJW.JWB.AVH.KE Best luc k hi, bros u need lt!89is outa here. 1 plan to be a profession al artist Tom K. Koshi — ThnxMom DadforeverythinglReadytop ayforcollege?ThnxHoshi tothegr8testfrenzPGTHCYDDJ WSMROTGH20POLOKlcksMlssUKDSDKDJohns3: 16. Ip lanonattendrngafouryearcollegeunlessKvlnthelotterylLater. Curtis E. Krone — ThnxMom Dad and the Hodads Pet ute.Zak.Yogler Tupae.CM.IA JR BH.DW.BV.NY GH.DC JL LG.LK CK and AU Revolr RUJ1BLE MUSTANGS I pi an to go to College. maybe a famous musician and be rich. Jeff Kuhns — THANKS MOM TOM DAN LISA DOUG MARTIN TOM.J3ENNY BOB LAURA 4 ALL THE HELP ON MY TRUCK, MY TRUCK HAS THE ALPINE TOUCH N2ALPJ{ . Atul Kumar — THANX; SE RP MN JT DC DL JK BW ST EB JH JB SG AP TD QH RK ¥G AS DT PW MY YS GOOD LUCK LIT BRO KRIS KENNEDY CLASS OF 89 R l 1 PLAN TO GO TO A UC AND THEN GET A LAW DEGREE AT STANFORD Steven Kunz — It was real and it was fun btrt It wasn ' t real fun!Thanx to all who made my change easy. Thanx to Mom Dad and my family. After graduation, college and possibly medical school is nxt. Monica Laird — I love u Mom, Dad Grandma. Than xLisa.Andy.Alison Larry for All ur support Good Luck Robbin Ca|ysta we had sum gr8 times)! Continue my education. - Eric LaPack A Thnx Mom Dad 4 all your spprt U2 R th Best! Gd Lqk sis In ' 92 Gd Ick to Set Terry Rich Chris 89 rules! Cya guys later Doris N. Le — Sweet frenz.faajily teachers thanx 4 everythingJLuv U all Tuns esp.CP,CC,HL,SS!Happlness 4- ever!PV= T4RJ!!JE VousAime!!! 1 hope to make Dad proud, be happy parle plus de francals! Jason M. Lee — THANX 2 MY FMLY MY BUDS NY RB JP CW AS KN ET SM KJ 2 ALL D OTHR LOUS! WE HAD SOME REGIN XS! THOT NOT! DONT GET CHEE- Z89 Casey Alan Lesher — THANX MOM DAD.l FI- NALLY MADE IT GOOD LUCK TO MY FRNZ, BRYON. MIKE ALISON, JORDAN MARY. KEL N. ALL THE PTY BUD SAT BRYONS ALSO 2 SISKELX30 TO COLLEGE GET RICH LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER Michael Sayler Levia— Thnx M D4yourluv suprtU2B ro Sis2MyBudsJH,BE,TWAYBros,CL.SC.JU,KN,espMy LuvAlison TUTSkate SurfTeam G R E.E NBuds ELIVER YBOY! Get rich Get the best out of life Party. Jeff Lewis — Thanx Mom. I LuvU We Made It MJ.RM.GG.EC Good Luck RT, LR, ML.AL.MA.CC.MI homboyx.letz party. I also thank God. Class of 89. I plan to go to college and become someone who is successful. Catherine Lia — Thanks M D for all your support! ILU! U2Vince GDLK! To all Spec Frnds esp JT ASB-Memrez Always MCK TRL-LifeSmlles R 4-ever. After college I plan yto go to law school My goal is be a judge Scott Erick Liken — I got up for this- ' Glad It ' s over with . Mom-Dad. Bil frenzKBLSLSJP RMAC . . . Illw- ve2yafrmthetop. After H S I plan to be real estate broker. Elbert Lim — GabbaGabbaHey Were outta here! Luv U M + D, ShuvtSuz Thanx 2 all my buds- SM.JC.JD.PoohMel Good luck Fryes! PrlmeMovers Nvr- Stop. College, Career, Money, Power, Howscary! Nancy Amanda Lin — Th Mom, Dad, Grandpa NDave Melisa URthegr8stfrnd.So Is Europ 89 still on? Remember-Don + Fallin2that BizarreLoveTriangle. Hope- fully grad from college by 93. Travel 2 Europe evry 4 yrs Geoffrey Lite-4 ' THNKSM D4EVRTHNGGDLUK S1S9 3!RT.CS.TG,RS HAVFUN N91! EB90,DD,JP,AC.JL,CR ZYPAT ALL f HE GANG.LATER! ORANGE M M ' S 4 EVER! PARTY AUSI STYLE EATING ORANGE M M ' S WITH SM.JULES.MB.PM.PT. — f Linda Liu — I finly mde it!YEAH! ThnxiFMLY-Bro$?4. L V Suprt Well Inch budz w ' ve hd sme G38 x ' s.Gd lck Jckc ccHlMNsMw els of ' 89! AftrHS??Moreeeducationlnbsne ss.2suces$?TWN-Summer ' 89. Suzanne Lopez — Yvonnewedidit!thanxM D Gange,V treewats41unch?JIKV — ManAlwaysRemberwIlathingLis sa Yobabywhatsyourname? Whateisesue-Be-Honey Ipla nonbeingaphotographer.travellngaroundtheworld toberic h!! Yvonne Lopez— SueBHnySmile,WhatNext?ThxM D Famlie LyfsShortCtheWorlddVlkiJustDropHavsLmCh F renzCLaInMy67CAMARO LlstningTo RUDMTRY P. IdLlk eToKPFrenzU-Man,Tree,Viki,Lissa2gthr SuBGLW$MePu nx.SKNS. Christina Denise Lowe — Thnx M D I Luv U!2 my Buds Thnx 4 Sharing the Bst 4 yrs of my life!EK,DW,LT,EPlmom thx 4 the Gr8 spt. at the end I made it! I plan 2 live life 2 the fullest 2 have a career in Fashion. Kathryn Ann Lumpkin — LOVE U MOM N DAD CyaonthePDYWGNGdLKBR ftnds STAY CHEEZ arty Hawaiin Style! Next CSF arid in 10 years 4 corvette sill Helen Luong — 1 LUV YALL ' THANX MOM, DAD, A W.DL.BL.TO MY FRENZW LUV GOOD LUCK THAN XCC,DL,JC,LL,MS.NS.MW,SC,MC,JH,KT,WT, HS.BA DMINTON l MY GOAL IS TO ATTEND UC MAJOR IN ENGINEERING TEACHING — HL. William Adrian Maciel — Thnk U Mom Dad Bros4 t heLuv Suprt.2mLuvChristineMayWeLast4ever.Tnx4evry thngl Luv U4ever!2TheBoy z CC,DD,RC,KS,TakCareF F. Go2JCthnUnervsty.GtMyMasterDegr!HvAgr81ife besu cflllnMyCareer. James M. Malone — ThnxMOm Dad4All TheLuv Sup ortGdLukSises BroJerUWanBBstFrnds?MrkCYalnCCnxt YrMyDTmJrkAlajaysThxGdsEsptBon LucEKUWerRight. 1 plan on living a IcHkj, full and prosperous life. Kevin Michael Mann - ■ Thank U Family Frenz 4 Making it all possible Class of 89 4 Making it all Hap- pen ' CIF ' NTS - NTFYMC A RoadTrlps Dot ILuvUAll. Continue School at CSULB keep striving to enjoy suc- cess ' James Martinez— ThnxD L4AIIUHaveDone4MeLuv2T CLBFFKMGHSRTDRJDCCRPNTSClFFootball88!!lLuvU Knsa4EvrURSooSpecl2Me!!Aprl8!LetsParty IPIan2Play Footbdll4a4yearUnlv StudyLaw HayemyownFirm Part Lani M. Matsuda — ThnxM D4allda ' Luv Spprt!D.K,Y M-Thnx4puttin ' upW me!BS- , Luv«4ever!S2!RY-BFF!Y DGoodLuck!MU SS-SFF! Marni T. Matsumoto — MnD UrTTJa GRSTST 1LUV U! U2 CarlynnDave KTLC DT RN LL YB JU N SKOD UGU YS R SPCL2 ME! DA mrezWillLastForEva! SMILE B H APPY. FollowMyDreams.ContinueMakingNewFri ends. liv inglnHappiness. Scotty Ramone McCullough — THANX MOM POP2 JO,EBBO,JER,MATOZ,SlD,CAT,AND THE BST THAN X 4THE GR8 TIMES, GOODLUC BB SKI FRTS HEY H O LETS GO MARRY A FEMALE RODEO CLOWN AND WORK AT STARKIST TUNA COMPANY KevinMcMillen — THXM2 DLUVUJEFFBTHX ' THXD B,WR.RH,CH,DJ,JB,SFOP,KV,FQJFK89,RR I PLAN N 6 YRS. OF COLLEGE THEN ONTO MY CAREER IN B USINESS MGT Melissa Lyn McNeece — M DfLuvULSMyrtlobe takec areCCTnx4being . .J F Mygoin2mizUNLshop2udropRG URCR2YCl.SCGDLUCKalyst ImadeltFrenz make HS spe cl . . . Europe 89!Then on to coH ge for a degree inHistory. BrendaMarieMercer— ThanxMISiD.lly.Biff Dan.URthe Gr8stFaDuck2ice Thanx 2 mybuds-VH.MU.ET.JH esp.A PIE URspcl2me.BF.nvrchgMAZ ' 89 Later.mrbr. CSUF Dan ce Cheer Maj -Med prof LKattheliftiabyONLYXWILLTE LL! Magdalena Meza — Thanx Dad Mom 4 all ur supt I LuvU Thanx2 my fam2 BudsLPVFCCCMCCAEA Rascol Ur Nxt Cruz Always 4ever U Me! Sucteed I Shall With God ' s Help Becum a Police Officer MaxXy hav I hope 14 kids BrendaMiller— MomDadBarbpaleJCLuvuAIIHeathAlwai ysBfAnaAurethebestTamlmadeltSharonLuvUVlcueregoint orage89GregIWillLuvu Always, forever 89. Cliff Min — THANX MOM DAD FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT GOOD BYE BOR- ING KENNEDY HOPE TO BE Crystal Minchey— WTA LNG STRGE TRP ITS BIN ' M DILUVU SIS ' S URDGR8EST NTF ' SLUVUALL YVCM: TPDAIALHDBRPKCKSDR MICHELLE TRACY 1 LUVU, JER 29:11- HAWH ' 89— 1HOPE TO BECOME A FASHIO ' N DESIGNER TRAVEL THE WRLD Wyndie Mohn — ThanxMomlLuvU.Dad-I,, AlwysB7yrP OOH!CG4yrs.Ireland87 ' lluvUPhll alwaysWill.ThanxPri,C D,DR,DE,JH,andgoodluckToallmyducky ' s!M Jeanine Rene Moitozo — Inspiration — IsSomethingNic eandSweetthatcomesfromtheHeartsoftheonesyoulovethemi ost Thank you 1om Dad IwanttojolntheCCCforayearihe MICHELLE MEMBER SHLEMIN D DOME? URA GSM 1 ngojointheNavjTobecomeapilot LUV YA KEVIN I LOVE U Dyan Susan Lundby ILUMom DadHeyBebsBrigil.So ,Jcn KrisyouuebcnthebestfrndscvcrSG-YooHooMAG r N 68 Senior Stetenvents I Hv Peter Montera — THANX MOM DAD4 YOUR SUPP ' ORT. 2 ALL MYFRIENZGREG, KEVIN. TOM, PHlC-JvTEV E.JM.LJ.SP.RW, JDITS BEN GR8. C UN THE PVJTU V-LA - 1 V m, i. HE I HOPE 2 CONTi MY ATHLETIC CAREER N COLL £GE AND C WHAT BAPNZ la«on Michael Modre — WE MADE IT BOY2 JN. JB, DB JB, DJ. JP.FUN HASN ' T STARTED YET THANX MQ-M DAD SIS FOR BEING THERE FOR ME CHAD VISH YA WERE HERE I PLAN ON LIVING THE REST OF MY LIFE TO THE FULLEST EXTENT Jennifer Ann Moore 2 ALLUVWetDBYs-PTSNHFDT 4therstTheFnsJstBgunSoLtSGtAlnc oml DadILUVrymc i!ThanxGdlckLisa Renei,ByeMaKyWeMUelt!Trne2Slon C Ya 1 ' College, Trips LotsaFunandWho, Knows ' I whtstp A ■ The Topi! $$$$ ' Sf ... lichard A. Morgan — ThanxMom DarJLuvAlwazWshl DidBetrToMyLuvElalne WhenWeGetMarried ToAllMyH ijmeboyzSpcluMJJLECCCLRGGRTMkALMLCAJSHomi ,?zForEver. (evin Moy — My 2 years at Kennedy were Great and I ' m -jlad I met all the people I did. To ALL Those Who Know. The Punk Is In Effect. I Plan to Graduate From College, nd Be Successful ' atrick James Murphy I — THANX DAD WE DID IT. I LUV U. 2 KYM THE 1 I WILL ALWAYS LOVE! I PROMISE U SOME DAY YO BROS THANX 4 ALL THE Ur8 X?! T-kgdlkwISC. yu D. Na — Though a childish front is what most saw, i here was one who truly understood Was It you? If It was, hank you! PROBLEMS. When the future approaches 1 will ue what fate has decreed.! Marine Nahabedian — THANX MOM DAD 4 ALL r ' OUR SUPPORT I LOVE YOU BOTH YEA, GOOD -UCK BRO MARINE SEE YA IN THE FUTURE GOD 3LESS GOOD BYE CM I PLAN ON GOING TO COLLEGE TO LEARN FASHION DESIGNING. Lynne M. Nakahara — I made it M D ' Thx 4 UR help 1 my bros 4 all their support Marc U WILL B da Best varsity FB Player I Luv U all so much. I plan 2 go 2 college 2 study BUS. 2 work at the Disney CO. lames Nakamura — Thanx MaPaSan Kick me outa the lest PV-nRT Note: It ' s not the size of a nose that counts, sut what ' s in it So long Kennedy. I live for wealth, health, iame, women, fast cars, and to be a 1 bum! Stephanie Nakayama — THANX MD + PAT, LOVEYOU ALL AIMEE, LOVE, PEACE + FRIENDSHIP : 0REVER-SPEC1AL LOVE TO MB, MF, AH. SE, CB, MN, MD, PG, GB. FB- HANO Idogs Damour. WHITE pisters on the PSYCHEDELIC road to EUROPEAN . GYPSY haven. Angela Dennyse Neal — M D, TONY DEB THANX FOR YOUR HELP SUPPORT. SHB, WE FI- NALLY MADE IT!! THANX FOR THE GR8 TIMES!!!! MJU-N-ADN UNTIL . . NEW YORK, HERE I COME!!! SENIORS 89! GOD RULES!! ; elicia R. Neighbors— MOM DADILuvyou!SisUHave MongWay2GO!2AllmybudsDSLTNBMHLDTheFUNHAS| istb-gun!DANNYURSpecialMATTYURTheBest!MFKeep Rockin-89.1nTheFuture,IPlan2HaveAlotofHappiness Som •one2SpendltWith. Marcus D. Neumann — Thanx Mom Dad lLuvU 3uds JBDBDJUBCHCGJPKOJN Remember when you miy a car, Buy German U R GETTING THE BEST. Amy I Luv U alot I will be a Millionaire by the time I ' m thirty vears old. U watch. Hark Newton — Thanx Mom Dad LnT All My ■ T nends Esp RP. MS, BW, SE. AK. PW, JK. AB, EG, TM 112 This Annoying Monotony Is Over But Life Has Just iegun In thejiear future I plan to visit Europe and Asia Andy J. Nguyen — 2 MY FMLY 4 THEIR Luv Support XLUV U! Jonny, HOPE U COME HOME SOON IB.JB.JM, JP.DJ.MN, CH.BC, HAWAII here we come 3AVE SURFS UP. 4ary Anna Nicholis — Thanx mom and dad for Vve. lything ' Tina, U R Gr8! Luv U Kenny! Luv U sis! U 2 SteYe ' jood luck 2 U LM JH JA! God bless all! Plan 2 continue vorking for ADP! And of course, go taxollege! iebecca E. Nietzel X. Thnks MOM DjJiM Made It ' ndy THKX Andrea Fr The good Tms. ILvU. To my Gd rrnds. ASKD JFMCJCHC SBMBBV MSTSEC, ILVU. ' 90 IdoGary I plan to have a Fashion career My goal is to be a Rich Designer Mark R. Nivinskus — Thanx 4 evrythn M D, Kev Kjh ' I luv U gays! Thnx 2 my buds: JM JR Al ME MY RJ MD! Jer, It ' s finally ovr 1 Luv ya Jen! 4 «ver Gufamen! Kelly Lee Noble — MOMNDANSISTNX4NTGVNGUP1L UANGTNX4BNGMYBBALIRMBRPD8L1ZNHCSS ' 88WZ MADEUNHEYKCLETSG02MEXDN4GET1WAYCHNJL GDLKKADBNDILUCPGODBLS COLLEGE BOUND AN D STILL TRYING TO DECIDE WHAT I WANT 2 BE Shannon Rene Noble — MOMBAyrNANdidlTJDNMd URTHBSTITHNX4THLUVWSPRTPEACHES-N CREAM JANE, my Ly BCHKELLY, I LOVEUBBLUKOUT HEREI CUMTHBSTT1SYET2BHR D 2BABLE2GCEEDNTHMU S1CF1LLEDWRLDN2BJUSL1KEME4EVRPRAY4MENI4 U!OK? Rezelda Nora — THANX MOM DAD I ' LL ALWAYS LUV YOU LUV YA TOO SIS. BEST TIMES W PAUL, SUSAN, LYN, ESTHER, TONY STEVE LUV IS 4EVER W U JAY. I PLAN TO MAJOR IN BIOLOGY AND BECOME A RICH ORTHODONTIST. Kerry L. Norlin— YoiThnx4ItAllM D WhtMemz ASBBS TPHEF!GoodMorning!WattageMyPartner!WhtSmells ' Ba mbiAnthrMovie?Eh?MVMyBstGF!IceCream! Jessie. 1 LuvU 2!WhenGivenAChance-Grablt.lPlan2BSomel SpndMyXs Rolling ' Totally! Weasel Thumper! Gina Ochotorena — ThanksMomlLuvU2MyH-GlRLSRa njitBobbieLisaDianaBesthomlesforever.2MyhomeboysILU VUallt.e Wellit ' sover it ' stime2getbusy.LUVUALL!ILiketo travel Gotocollege becomesomething 2en|oylife bhapp y EricOdenthal — Thanksmom dadsUareallgreat ToMyM CSSUCRSMJWSLBWBCBFBCRRCEQoltup MIKERITT PS4Evr.AnnaLeahLHBbllglkMichellehrnvecrrf«(iglMOUT! I plan to finish my schooling then become t LA-cdunty she riff. Adrienne Marie Olah — ThnxGod4life Fam4Supt SK TS-ahhhBG-btabtM.TillUallmademeltve.Laf. Grollkenvr b4 lLuvU4evrGdblesBSTmycaslokrirysBarb Lethr89!!Bstb ds-letsKeppintuch!WutevrldowilBgr8prty99vmthrlemrdy2 Liv Madalaine Orue — Thnx M+D 4 everything I luv u guys AS bff Thnx2 my old new frenz RP.TR.KA.IA.KC.BN.K D.RP.DB.ourtageous xmes 2 come Maddie. Theresa Marie Paccione — THANX MOM DAD, I LOVE YOU! WONnie We Made It, DON ' T Forget R Waterfall! V-MON Be-Mary. Sue-be It ' s been wild Bye ' Vicki ' See Ya 1 plan to further my education through college travelling! Shawn I r i Paffenroth — Thnx D M for Putting up wit h meNTS its been grt TDRPSR GHRWDR PTJDJ MKMC C we ' ve had some grt tms 2 gethrNTF ' s ILU C1F FTBL88! 1LKV College ' Get a job Work as little as possible Tony Pak — Supportwasgreatmom dadiwouldalsoliketot hankonlytheteachersthatgaveme A lhad4greatyearslnKe nnedybecauseofmybudsCSJPTHHCLR. WouldllketogotoU ClMygoalistoownaPorscheoneday toseeallmybuds Treena C. Palmer — ThnxM DILUINTF NTS-It ' sbeen FUN!Keepthememorlesinyourhearts4ever-GodbIessUall b eHAPPYM ' mout-OH ' WhatafeelinglMAZATLAN ' 89!! Joseph C. Patrick — M DURperfctLuvUWePulldChazz erISkateltToTheHILT PassItGraffYMD. HeyShun SRFE RROSAK1CS KJIIuvUmst HppyTrailsJFKYESKAsCallin JFKpastencelmOnTheHighWayToSuccess.ToBiggerAndB etterFortunes. Ravish V. Patwardhan — Special thanks to my family, friends, and to JFKHS for winning moments and memories which will last for a lifetime As a doctor. I will restore to this profession a lost honor. -_ Lorena Pena — GraciasamisPadresJSisThanx4ECOPprs VRDaBstLUVU GDLK2MyFrenerzTfKQNMGODBLESU!L misUEli!JPURSPCL2ME AND? POZZ ' j N85 -STOuePai x o? My plans are: go 2 college! go 2 MEX knd DISFRUTiOTt X LA VIDA ? Irma Leticia Perales — Thanx Mkm Da 1 for ytour Love Support Thnxjo All my FRMZ 4 all the good tilnes we sp-ent BstBds BR , SO Good tuck ArW- DPURMY l Kendell M. Perrett- THANX MOM DAD 1LUVUBOT pir-v 4 H U2BIGBRO ' KARIMORETcAgoBRANGOOLiLUCKM Vt 11 BRORT DTYOU2AHETHEBEST ' 2MYP.ABI sn s.l USTME UILUVUMIKEY ' I WANT 2 ATTEND C C. T HEN 2 A 4 YEAR C MAYBE BF.COMfefCOURT REP ORTER ' - Mike Pettengill — MOMSLTADTtrAfTx SKURTHf i ' .l STBBALL4EVER GoodLuckOdle.JBBBRTCpRRBFSWT DRMSLVC YA Later89 DBIDOCARE IMWU 1 U2MOM 2 MMishere ' ,Play College Basketball. -f- f Cindy Pham — THNX MOM DAD, BROS SIS 4 YOR LUV SUPPORT LUVYA ' C V URD BST SIS ' THNX 2 ALL MY FRENZ ESP MS.IM.DL.CC.LK LUV YA! 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NTF4DAGR8TMXYVURNMHARTSNILUVMAZT89 Raymond Rudy Portillo — Thanx Mom Dad 4 Your Love and Support Deb URA Special person, I ' ll always Love U GoodLuk sls ' s the s Boys NTSTDSPRWCIF 4 Class of 89. 1 plan to go on to apilege 4 a further ED and to play football David D. Pruitt— Thanx M D UR GR8U 3 yrs.LFTIGM GM GPthanx 4 sprt RB Im OutlGrandpa We Miss YO U! JFK Thanx for mmrys ' 89 begins bTTrVs! Im gVie 4 2 yrs No SchooMVet world here I cin 89 i«B ' eyepopen. Suzie Quach — THANK MOrT-fSTMt j:WO S)8TERS NEGAR AND CATHY FOR BEEN-A-BrfST T.HRQjJSFf MY HIGHSCHOOL YEAR I LOVE YQU ALL p.s BYE JFK. 1 WANT TO BE A BEST DESIGNER AMD HAVE A CLOTHING STORE BY ME A Kristine Judy Quintana — JohnnyCamarilloURSospecia ULUVU!Thanx4allyourhelpyou ' retheBest ' GH.ML.AR,We - reOutiASILUVUMOMNJOHNMarrlage88lluvuguysByeE D! Continue my Education Travel n have success w my w ork Wed JC. 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Joanne Carlotta Richey — M D THE BGNG OF THE ND IS HERE 1 TO EVYONE THNX 4 EVYTNG 1 S.AN,GA,JH, KZ LOVE YA? LC, I NED A BRN VR HOPE 2 GT IT ALL Graduate from MSMC Go on to Law School! THn Marry a MILNAR 1 Douglas Hugh Ridley — DM 88 89 NTSBR MDDR _ FBDMD 1RLND87 KBWM TWCES ECCH R D RMRS 10- 10SJ I LOVE YOU CAROLYN ' GOOD LUCK SIS TNX M DMLVU CYA! 4 YRS COLLEGE, MUSIC. LAW SCHOOL UCLA. MARRIAGECD. VERY. RICH! Juan Carlos Munoz Rios — Thanx to all my Frenz for test anierz special thanx to my parentz for their nagging III smisstt s skool and the good times andto H J O thanxyous I want to join the arm yearn somemone ygo toa artschool geta career mart Salvador Rios — THANX MOM + DAD 4 ALL YOUR SUPPORT MRIUVMB + FAMILY I ' LL NEVER FORGET Yf?U THANX 4 EVERYTHING TO ALLMY SHAGY FRIENDS KEEP ON SHAGGING I ' LL SHAG YOU LAT TO STAYIN TOUCH WITHALL MYFRIENDS AND GOTO COLLEGE OR JOIN THE ARMYSHAG Debra Ann Rivera — Thanx MoM DaD 4 your support Raymond couldn ' t have made it w out U I Love you Good luck 2 my buds Esp IA, RP.GA.CM, Lots of memories RP. I plan 2 get my cosmetology license 2 open my own salon Tricia J. Robertson — Mom, Dud my big bro I luv ya Wobbie B AL L U CAN B! 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I hope to go to college and play BBALL and major in Business Tina Louise Rubio- M DLuvUGys ' U2Ed BILLdontno howudidit ILuvU LOCS membrallrfntmS CmptnsPacma ' V ANCMOASal|?ysremnfrenz RCUR nxt LV U CUZ I plan t o go to a jun)or college then transfer to a statecollege Lisa M. Ruiz — ILUVUMOM DADTHNX4EVERTHNG ILUVU2LIT ' BEOAtiDSISGOODLUCKSHAMRQc] S MENTIRELAND ' 86Brf.TUVES4EVER G020SJjteB RKATSCEMAKEMYC rWT£T!TRAVEL GETM BRIE™ HAVEAFAMILY- - - ■ Silva Saheghiyan — Thanx Mom Dad [Tm yojL Than x to allteachers that helped me Bye to all friends To Suzu n Stacy Fahima I Love You After I graduate I want to gpit o college then I want to getmarried Betty San Miguel — Thanx-Mom h me I LoveYou Thanks Gait Cindy to accomplish out Thanx to my Buds PC,DB,TS« ll ge for computers or for BasjnqsV i Carmen Edith Sanchez sT support andlove The tears rive falb n felt. Thanx EB MY BS GLUKff ' everything the future offe s ' KTf T Vanessa A. Sanch«— ythnx4al!ur!uv s ' portmom sis 1 LU SUEB-HNYnvr4get wlldthlng B F4everSL.TP.YL,S K.ILU.SHAUNN Keepsmlllng.lt makes them wonder. I pi an to live in luxury the rest of mylife!! ' Ranjit Sandhu M DLUVUTHANKS ' 2MYH GIRL H BOYSTHANKS4theGR8TtimesLUVU MlSSUguysalot 2 GOCCEAGGLGBSTXKS4beingGR8FRENZ LUVYOUAL L C YA ' 89 lwilllike2togoin2airportsecurity go2college 2enjoyLIFE Elaine T. Santos — ' BOUTTIME ' THANKSMOM.BRYA N1LOVEYOUEPEKMYDUMMES4EVER DWHANGINTH ERE ' BYEHOSH GOODLUCKTOALLC-STUDS Ammp.V ASACANTAROWU ' ADIOS ' Mary Rose Michelle Saquin — Luv Thx M D Nic Gid Gig POK RA MD SSTCCIC Bys of LV wat up? Zo 1 1LU ate ' Jun thx 4d spec X ' sILU4ev Pebbles Zol L on Ritzpuso2pusobudz U R RFTW? inVenice 9 PartyTym e Gwynne E. 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THANKS JU LANE LOVE YA THANKS TO ALL WHO HKDREJJ MAKE IT I PLAN TO GO TO A JUNIOR COLLEGB AND STUDY BUSINESS Wendy Lynn Shadwick— ThanxM D4ALLJ HELUV SUPRT 2 Myfrenzgoodluck!GREGURSOSPCL ILUVUVE RYMCH2theclassof 89WEFINALLYMADEIT GOODL UCK ' lamgoing 2 CYPCollege2getmoreeduc find ACARE ERINTHEFTUTRE Meera Shah THANK MOMNDAD. NlflAV. CINDY. RK. NS. HL. LL. MW, MC, JH, MS. SS NS. SM NEVER WUD ' VE MADE IT W O YOUR LUV SUPPORT SRY 4 THE PN GD LUC HOPE 2 GO TO A )C. TRAVEL. SUCCEED MOST IMPORTANTLY BE HAPPY Nisha Shah THANX MOM DAD HI TO ALL MY FRIENDS IN KENYA THANKS TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND TEACHERS WHO HAVE MADE THESE 4YRS THE GREATEST I WOULD LIKE TO GO TO A 4 YEAR COLLEGE AND MAJOR IN BUSINESS Daniel Wayne Shelton — THAKS M D FOR THE SUPORT THESE YRS LOVEYA PAUL MARK BESTFRNDS 4 EVER! JULIE U HAVE MADE MY JR SEN YRS AWSME ' THEBEST4YRSEVER COLAGE BUSINESS DEGREE. OPEN UP SKI SHOP ' SKI MY BRAINS OUT!! r April Annette Shimono — SW. DW, JW. XA. S D JV U all Tanx 4 fun X ' s cho choz Bren, KY.Tom+Luv i Always ($21 Lets go out in Style 89! lr87KRES I e 2 go 2 fullerton st and marry $$$est man. Ton V Yoon Shin — Happmessls BeingAGraduate ' Luv YiincereThanxToMaPa Evryone EspCR.SC.KI.JC.A H.J T.KT.D NL PH.TH DaKIMZ lOsnel?! HiLyn ' !!IHopeTo Grow4lnchesTaller AttendClT FlndANICEJob Amii Shukla — IT HAS BEEN A GREAT EXPERIENCE ATTENDING KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH THE EXPERIENCE,! AM READY TO CONFRONT ANY CHALLENGE MY PLANS FOR FUTURE EDUCATION ARE ATTENDING UC FOR ENGINEERING. Andrea Silberman Thnx2M,D Lill ' SILU!MaddieWe MadeitBFF.BeckURSpcl.M . . sh fofleU2RGR8.RvTrEc RmPbBvmemryzLuvUgyzSusyHawail89Rod MandelLUB roz89 Michael R. Silva — Good By JFK Thanks Breeze, AD, DC. CR. PT.RP and Mom Dad Kurt Simon— THANXMOM DADILUVUCHARLYRA, NDYDONMOE ADRIAN U GUYS R THE BEST XCLUSI VE LETTHEGOODT1MESROL LEZLIEILUVUPAL AUS TA JKFWERE OUTI AM GOING TOGERMANY IN PUR SUIT OF A CAREERMAKING MAJORFLO. Christian L. 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' OU ' RE ALL SO DEAR TO ME, ESP DV, PS, CL :EEP IN TOUCH ' MY FUTURE PLANS INCLUDE COL- EGE AND A CAREER IN THE BUSINESS WORLD ' amela Dani Tiplon — ILuvUMomDadNikNRicThan 4AIITheSuprtKimURDeBstWveGneThrusSoMchThanx!Rl GdlCKNioy BigBrlURSoSpcal2Me KPF FlLuvUBoth!IDl VBGo2UnvrstyPlayVBBcumASucesfulxecutlveVisitAU IHappyW MyLife ' l.di.Tolentlno— TNX M D 4 ALL D SUPPORT K 1 1 LDN ' T UV MDE IT ' ATER! BYESZN.JUN, MCHLCYA 1 WRITE TO LIVE LIVE TO WRITE Kent H. Y. Taen — Its over. It ' s been GREAT LOVE U ALL ESP MOM DAD GOOD LUCK FBLA ALL THE LlTTLEPEOPLE:YS,DL,HL,LK.AL.MC.JH,JC OTHER S I WILL B RICH B NINTERNATIONAL FAMOUS BU ZMAN AFTER CYPRESS David Tzeng Thnx M D Sls 4 Ur ncourgmat Thnx 2 all my buds 4 the gd x ' s. But the best Is yet to come GLM dCkDsJv Lw U Men r Next Make room CSULB1 Mltzi Mle UJIIe — M DURDABESTITNX2SIS BR04L UV SPRT ETCHOCHOSFEUWWALLSF SUPERMAN (SS)-ILUVU! KISSINGAFOOL 0 ' LALWAYSBEINMYH EARTFOREVER!!GOALS:2LIVEHAPILIFE!BESUCCESS FULINBUSINESS MODERNLlVlNG$$$$$ Marco Antonio Valdez — Thanks mom.dad. fam 4 everything ' Tanx EF CAGO 4 Iff HAY YA PODE LOVE YA A LOT! We R DoIng It 2Geftir! DTK! Exclusive Mlnls.l plan to grad from col. get togethr with my pode4ever! Deanna Joyce Valencia — Thnx. morrv8rd ja. 4 all that yuv given me. Mr Hoshl Thnx 4 shVrlng your talents giving us somch ToEkJT PSThax4Bln fl ther!WBDIDIT ' Adrienne Van Howe— THNX DAD LUV U! DIANE U ' RE D BESTIGOOD LUCK BRO U ' LL NEED IT! C YA CR. PG,TZ,CZ.RP,DOC TKE CRE OF DI LUV YOU MIKE Rachel t. Varela — Thanx Mom Dad Andrea aBIFIA Andy Good Luck SnyGlrl. SVKY.EV, Patty, you know were bad and down P.V. Jenay Llnette Veal — THANK GOD 1 MADE IT! LUV U M D Kei Fam Llna: I ALWAYS DID LIKE JJ ' S CONTROL NOW I GET TO LIVE IT!! 2 MON HS TILL 18!! I plan to go to a 4 yr and become an accountant Michael S. Veddar — Im out! Its been fun! Mom Dad I owe a lot to you! Your the best!! To all the boys Its been swell IKMLJTDRSPPTDR and all the girls Latr. I will be a pro ski bum after high school! ! DianWYvonnt Veloz— THXM D 1 KNEW ID DO IT ' H EY U NrTS NTS RMBR R SONG MIDN1TE! FIZIES IAR PDAGMCMTPCKCKSLHDB U GUYS R THE BEST! IA RPISMAZREADY4USYAH AS 4 MY FUTURE 1 WILL B GOING 2 A UCZGET A CAREER IN INTERIOR DEC Andrea Michelle Vidalea — Thnx Dad Mom N Bud. 2 ValEVTGMGPOSWMM espRachel Gd Lck Whos sins gtlo nglcirGd2yr I rlnd87 Laeglsmanuetmktlst4evr! VanryTnx4 the fun Snaggy. Rebecca Christine Vigueria — Thanx Mom 1 luv u! Jen F JohnC U2 RGreat ' Sjze ' c prty buds.DS.MG.BA.CT.M M.TS.RD. JG.Iets memWthe TRAILORIS A Tnks! Ter i-Urtrn. New-fry time tolparty!!! Watch out here we come!!! MG.REDREB Kraitina Vticurevic — LVUM DFAMMHMANHNT88 ' Anytng4USTACHZYBBSK.JJDL-UMNDawrld2MEILVU! GDLKJrFrnzTX4DaSMLS!VB-OBBY ' MgKmEt-NVRSTPD RMNIAIoha ' ILS MASTER DA COLLEGE LIFE AND BEC OME RICH RICH RICH WITH GQ GUY. 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Let the Gd x ' s roll DSTZC RTCSK CKBWDS to the hostess gang ' I love you Chris! C U Later! I will become a psychologist! I ' m already a basket case! £ H Va _ « 1 Senior Statements 71 What often left us screaming in the sidelines and bleachers, left us without a voice for per- haps a week? It had to be Ken- nedy sports! The hard work and dedication of the various teams often began in the chilly early morning and ended late at night, but their efforts paid off. The teams ' success had students fol- lowing them everywhere, cheer- ing them on everywhere, with such energy and Irish spirit, one had to be there to believe it. e v 8 to ess ' - at 8 vo ' Z Sports e ,„•.  s t 2«X v? iflfirf Back in the Spotlight 74 Key Players Earn Top Honors 76 Working as a Team 78 Playing with Heart 80 Digging to Victory 82 Volleyball Achieves 84 Speedos Win at Cerritos 86 Aqua Jocks Make Splash 88 Finally at the Top! 90 Blood, Sweat, and Tears 92 C.I.F.-Bound Again! 94 Preparing for the Future 96 Air Irish Take It All 98 Swishin ' Through the Hoop 100 Shootin ' for the Stars 102 Determination Wins It! 104 Mat Warriors Pin Opponents 108 Grapplers Are on the Go 110 Swinging to Success 112 J.V. Homes in on Victory 114 Return of the Champs 116 Sizzling Softball 118 Ready for Action 120 Going the Distance 122 Test of Strength 124 Freestylin ' Back to Back 126 Slicing Through the Water 128 Accpeting the Challenge 130 Models of Excellence 132 25 Years of the Best 134 Sports 7o Back in the Spotlight Handel Stadium exploded with the excitement of the roaring crowd as Ken- nedy ' s varsity football team scored an- other touchdown. The Fighting Irish football team placed second in the Gar- den Grove League. In only his second year as the varsity coach, Coach Olson brought back some Irish pride. Coach Olson summarized the season this way: This year ' s team was able to bring Ken- nedy football back to the glorious days of old. Our 29 seniors did an outstanding job, and along with the underclassmen, we were able to compile an 8-3-1 record and advance to the quarterfinals in the CIF play-offs. Without their hard work and dedication, we would not have been able to have the success we had in ' 88. They did a great job. Led by seniors Tom Deep, Greg Hansell, Pe- ter Montera, Mike Moore, David Rocchi, Phil Thurman, and Rick Woodward, the team started off Kennedy ' s Silver Anniversary year with a definite bang. With many juniors returning, including Steve Lundby, Jason Mehr, Keith Sewell, Trevor Watters, and Ed Williams, the Irish can look forward to another great year. Kennedy football back to the glorious days of old ▲ Scanning the opposing defense, Head Coach Mitch Olson brainstorms for the perfect play. 74 Varsity Football ▲ ▲ Leaping for the catch, Todd Murakami pulls another one down for a big gain against Santiago ▲ Ready for battle, Greg Hansell, Tommj Deep, and Steve Rath lead the Irish mot onto the field before a league game The Catch As time diminished, so did the game, so did the season, so did the hopes of the Irish. Our eyes were tearful, our emo- tions down, and feelings of un- satisfaction swept through the stadium, the crowd, the coaches, and the players. With an evil stretch of turf staring at the Irish, the team lined up, got set and was ready to go. With two re ceivers on each side, the ball was snapped. De- fenders crushed through the line and were leveled by smashing offensive linemen. The quarterback set, reached back and let it fly. The ball floated higher and higher, passing through an Irish cloud! Blessed with luck, it floated in a tight spiral over the outstretched defenders and into the graceful hands of the receiver. It was a catch to top a season, a catch to win the game, a catch to rebuild spirit, a catch that would be remem- bered. Estancia 14 Kennedy 17 Greg Hansell VARSITY FOOTBALL Los Alamitos 28-28 Santa Ana Valley 14- 3 Anaheim 7-21 Bolsa Grande 29-12 La (Ju i ni. i 18- 7 Santiago 34-12 Los Amigos 28- 6 Garden Grove 34-12 Pacifica 15-22 Rancho Alamitos 36- 6 Estancia 17-14 Fullerton 7-15 ▼ Full speed ahead, Steve Lindquist bursts past the Mariner defense in the crucial game for the league champi- onship. Varsity Football Team. Front row (L-R): E. Coronado, J. Utesch, T. Hitanukulkit, V. Church, T. Dobbin, M. Moore, M. Dayao, P. Garcia, D. Rocchi, O. Venegas. Second row: M. Salgado, D. Jones, A. Granofsky, J. Chun, E. Williams, S. Lundby, T. Hensin, J. Chung, J. Leach, T. Long- brake, D. Khoe. Third row: K. Sewell, R. Clark, J. Kim, T. Murakami, R. Woodward, S. Rath, C. Roah, S. Lind- quist, D. Walker, S. O ' Hern. Fourth row: S. Moser, D. Pruitt, M. Leach, S. Choi, G. Lite, S. Paffenroth, A. Aguayo, L. Jensen, J. Mehr, J. Lewis, P. Montera. Back row: J. Martinez. T. Watters, G. Hansell, T. Deep, C. Clasen, B. Simmons, R. Portillo, P. Thurman, K. Mann, M. Son, E. Franco. Varsity Football O ▼ Greg Hansell — Captain, Most Valuable Player Key Players Earn Top Honors The varsity football banquet was held on December 7, 1988, at Knott ' s Berry Farm ' s Garden Terrace. The atmosphere was peaceful and gave the boys a chance to think about all they had gone through dur- ing the season. Many had a feeling of sor- row that the season was ending, while some could only look forward to next year. Several team members earned honors for their performance on the field. First- team all-league honors went to Tom Deep, Greg Hansell, Peter Montera, Mike Moore, and Trevor Watters. Second-team honors were awarded to Jason Mehr, Phil Thurman, Ed Williams, and Rick Wood- ward. Three players, Tom Deep, Greg Han- sell, and Peter Montera, were also selected to the all-C.I.F. team, while both Tom Deep and Greg Hansell were chosen for second team all-Orange County. Greg Hansell was the area defensive player of the year and second-team all-state. ■4 Rumblin ' down the field, Ed Wil- liams causes the defensive backs to crumble. ▲ Tom Deep — Captain, Receiver of the Year 76 Varsity Football ■4 After a tough and exciting season, Coach Olson lends a sympathetic shoul- der to Mike Moore. A Running the reverse, Greg Hansell gets ready to hand off the football to Vince Church. Peter Montera — Offensive Back of the Year Trevor Watters — Offen- sive Lineman of the Year David Rocchi — Coaches ' Award Mike Moore — Defensive Back of the Year Phil Thurman — Defensive Lineman of the Year Rick Woodward — Blue Collar Man of the Year James Chun — Most Im- proved Player of the Year Toby Hensin — Scout Play- er of the Year David Walker — Special Teams Player of the Year Varsity Football ► Faking out the defender, Robert Toyias stretches for the pass. J.V. FOOTBALL Los Alamitos 0-28 Santa Ana Valley 0-26 Anaheim 7-6 Bolsa Grande 28- La Quinta 30-16 Santiago 0-30 Los Amigos 30- Garden Grove 7-0 Pacifica 0-7 Rancho Alamitos 19- ▲ After the snap, Steve Usery hands off to David Robbins for a first down. A Lunging forward, Mark Leachl clears the path for Daniel Maciel to score the first touchdown of the game against Garden Grove. 78 J.V. Football Working as a Team Jl 8fcf !2 40 71 -55=31-4 8$ i ■ sine?- tf — w i 4- Hike! shouted the quarter- back. The ball was tossed to him as his linemen tried to protect him. He spotted one of his receiv- ers, wide open. He hurled the ball through the air. Opponents scrambled to get to the receiver, but to no avail. It was a fun season for every- body, said Coach Dick Duron, and the boys really improved. It was fun to come back after play- ing (football) in 71 and 72 and seeing everyone. The J.V. football team acted like one person, but every team is made up of some talented individ- uals. John de los Reyes and Mark Leach were the captains. Steve Usery was a key per- son, being this sea- son ' s most valuable player. John Mitchell earned honors as most improved play- er. The 25th junior varsity football team did its share in mak- ing this year a truly Silver year. ▲ Determination in his eyes, Steve Usery strains to avoid the opposing defense. A Poised for action, the ). V. offense gets ready for a first down play. ▲ ▲ J.V. Football Team. Front row (L- R): D. Lee, M. Widzer, R. Trivedi, M. Nakahara, J. Florez, C. Mixer. Second row: M. Anson, J, Mitchell, |. Bum- crot, B. Enriquez, D. Yamamoto, J. Huang, D. Schaper, T. Grossman. Back row: J. Youkhan, N. McCarty, ). Gage, ). Lee, R. Toyias, ). Davis. J.V. Football 79 High points and low points marked the freshman football team ' s season. Overall, howev- er, the season ' s high points out- weighed its low points as the team compiled a 6 and 4 record. Led by co-captains Mark Haxton and Morgan Murakami, the team exhibited good teamwork and more speed than previous teams, according to Coach Sam- ples. Coaches Lei, Plunkett, and Samples stressed the importance of staying in school and doing well academically. Emphasis was placed on staying drug and alcohol-free. Morgan Murakami was selected M.V.P., Joe Morales was most inspi- rational, and Pernell Agdeppa was most im- proved. These players played with a lot of neart. They knew what it took to win. These words, by Coach Sam- Dies, explained why the ligh points outnum- Dered the low points for the freshman football team. Playing With Heart dVisS!  IS? 7 1 jf | 2 t I -• M t3 ' -K ▲ ▲ Frosh Football Team. Front row (L-R): S. Jenkins, J. Betts, L. Sandoval, B. Deck, J. Lee, T. Gugert. Second row: S. Gregory, P. Barnhart, M. Murakami, C. Roberts, E. Montch- aikul, H. Silverman, R. Ybarra. Back row: R. Peterson, R. Lyon, T. Shin, N. Nusser, R. Olivera, R. Cabaral, M. Haxton, P. O ' Dell. ▲ Warming up before the game, the freshman team members do their tra- ditional Irish jumping jacks. ▲ Handling it with no probler Shawn Jenkins pulls down I Quinta ' s quarterback for the sac oU Freshman Football r.r ft TV r j Dragging players along, ]oe Morales nally is wrestled to the ground. After a successful reception, Mark Haxton runs into a four-man wall. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Los Alamitos Sept. 8 Santa Ana Valley Sept. 15 Anaheim Sept. 22 Bolsa Grande Sept. 30 LaQuinta Oct. 7 Santiago Oct. 14 Los Amigos Oct. 21 Garden Grove Oct. 28 Pacifica Nov. 4 Rancho Alamitos Nov. 10 A Celebrating a win over Los Alamitos, the freshman team gets spe- cial attention from the freshman cheerleaders. Freshman Football O 1 ► Before a match against Santiago, Kris Vucurevic practices her winning serve. Saying good-bye to the Ken- nedy volleyball program leaves me with tear-filled eyes. A tear of disappointment for not having won a league title. A tear of joy as I recall bus rides home, volleyball camp, and many victories throughout the years. A tear of laughter as I remember freez- ing Mara ' s clothes and our pant- sing games. A special tear for Mr. Burns as he endured humilia- tion, pain and bodily harm. And a final tear for the friends that have come and gone throughout the years. Those friendships I will always cherish in my heart. — Kris Vucurevic A The game is saved, thanks to Missy Gyde ' s spectacular scoop. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Bolsa Grande 3-1, 3-2 La Quinta 3-1, 3-2 Santiago 3-0. 3-0 Los Amigos 3-0, 3-0 Garden Grove 0-3, 2-3 Pacifica 3-0. 3-0 Rancho Alamitos 3-0. 3-0 82 Varsity Volleyball Digging to Victory (Mull mux E The volleyball team spiked many balls down their oppo- nents ' throats to gain a 12 and 2 record in the Garden Grove League, finishing in second place and again earning a trip to the C.I.F. play-offs. Led by Coach Burns, the team ' s only league loss was to Garden Grove. Kris Vucurevic was cho- sen M.V.P., Dani Tipton was chosen most inspirational play- er, and Missy Gyde was select- ed most dedicated player. In ad- dition to team awards, Kris Vucurevic and Michelle Harris were also first-team all-Garden Grove League, and Missy was honorable mention all-league. With three let- termen returning next year, the out- look looked bright for the volleyball team. A Concentrating on the proper form, Rici Tipton digs the ball on defense. - Another routine spike for Trish Be- navente shows her value to the vol- leyball team. ▲ A Girls ' Varsity Volleyball. Front row (L-R): Sue Lopez, Stephanie Hill. Tricia Benavente, Rici Tipton. Back Row: Missy Gyde, Dani Tipton, Coach Burns, Kris Vacurevic, Michelle Har- ris. Varsity Volleyball 83 Volleyball Achieves Perfection! Now who could ask for more than that? That is the goal of most, if not all, teams. Can that perfection be accomplished? Yes, it can. Kennedy ' s JV volley- ball team proved that it could be accomplished by going undefeat- ed throughout the season. The frosh soph team worked toward the goal, also. Winning all but three of their games, they car- ried on Kennedy ' s tradition as a contender. Our future in varsity volleyball is bright with these two teams. Good job, Irish, and good luck! A Outta my way! I ' ve got it! says Chanda Hustead to Dolores Atkinson during a game against Garden Grove. A Spiking the ball over the net, Renee Gragnano smashes one past Pacifica ' s defense. ► Wishing she were in the game, Suzanne Scott grimaces as she looks on. 84 .V. Frosh Soph Volleyball « Another point for the Irish! Marta Vernola smashes a kill past the opponent ' s defense. •4 Known affectionately as Clewie to her team, Coach Clewett shows off her nickname while sitting at the scorer ' s table. FROSH SOPH Bolsa Grande 2-1, 2-0 Santiago 1-2 Los Amigos 1-2, 2-1 Garden Grove 2-0 Pacifica 2-0, 2-0 Rancho Alamilos 2-1 La Quinta 0-2 JUNIOR VARSITY Bolsa Grande 2-0 Santiago 2-0 Los Amigos 2-0 Garden Grove 2-0 Pacifica 2-0 A Girls ' J.V. Basketball. Front row (L- R): ). Vandenberge, K. Lemberger, A. Enriquez, L. O ' Keefe; Back row: R. Versteeg, C. Blake, M. Vernola, D. Ho- gan, R. Gragnano, Coach Clewett. A Frosh Soph Girls ' Basketball. Front row (L-R): S. Scott, V. Durand, T. Lane, K. Salber, M. Preciado; Second row: A. Blanks, A. Escobar, B. Tinajero, S. Co- ronado, S. Yamanishi, C. Hustead; Back row: Coach Hall, T. Smith, L. Jimenez, D. Atkinson, L. Wei, C. Jones. .V. Frosh Soph Volleyball 85 I ' ll always remember the final game of the Canyon Tourna- ment. Our team was winning by one goal with only a few seconds left to play. The other team had the ball. All we needed to do was to steal the ball from the other team and keep them from scor- ing. Easy, right? Somehow. I stole the ball from the man I was defending. I turned to pass it to our goalie, who was out a little farther than usual, and I ended up lobbing ,it right over his head, and into our goal for the tying goal, which sent the game into overtime. I tried to hide by going under- water, but it was no use. Everyone knew what I had done. The other team thanked me, and my parents pretended not to know me. My team was silent. Luckily, every- thing turned out well. I scored the winning goal in overtime, and this time it was for our team. — Todd Hilts ' ▲ On the sidelines, Coach George of- fers his encouragement. A Mouth agape with effort, Dave Deland stretches his arm to block a shot. A Another goal for Kennedy! The op- ponent ' s goal keeper makes a futile attempt to block a shot. VARSITY WATER POLO Bolsa Grande 19-6 La Quinta 22-4 Santiago 19-6 Los Amigos 17-6 Garden Grove 21-3 Pacifica 15-4 Rancho 16-5 Miraleste(CIF) 13-9 Ventura(CIF) 6-8 OD Varsity Waterpolo Speedos Wins at Cerritos V Taking the first-place trophy at the prestigious Cerritos Tournament was definitely the highlight of the year for the Irish Varsity Water Polo team. The team had to adjust to a different and younger coach, Coach George, but when they did, they began to play well as a team. They were undefeated in league, . . . the team had to adjust to a different and younger coach placing first, and made it to the second round of the CIF play-offs before los- ing a heartbreaker to a tough Ven- tura team whom the coach felt they could have defeated. Todd Hilts was MVP for the Gar- den Grove League, and Paul Grover, Shawn Miyasaki, and Jeff Williams were selected first-team all-league. Not bad, considering there were only eight first-team selections! ▲ Varsity Water Polo. Front row (L-R): Tom Koshi, Chris Yoshioka, Shawn Miyasaki, Mike Blethen, Randy Oh. Second row: Paul Grover, Todd Gutjahr, Gilbert Ruiz, Mary Weis, Marc Rinzler, Dave DeLand, Eric Ebell. Back row: Todd Hilts, Coach George, Coach Hoshi, Coach Hoyt, Jeff Wil- iams. ▲▲ Bursting from the water. Todd Hilts stretches as all eyes are on him. ▲ With ball poised in mid air, Paul Grover looks for a good shot. Varsity Waterpolo 87 ► Stretching out before the game, Mike Taraura shows a face full of determination. __ FROSH SOPH WATERPOLO SCHEDULE Bolsa Grande Sept. 20 La Quinta Sept. 27 Santiago Oct. 7 Los Amigos Oct. 11 Garden Grove Oct. 18 Pacifica Oct. 25 Rancho Alamitos Nov. 1 i A Kicking back before the game, Kim Martin, Coach Hoshi, and Patty Cepeda await the next opponent. ▲ Frosh Soph Water Polo. Front row (L-R): 1 Fratz, J. Blethen, H. Park, B. Luong, D. Lossnei B. Taylor, G. Marzella. Second row: C. Rock well. M. McClaid, J. Pasol, E. Toyofuku, T. Hsi ung. K. Bottorf, J. Chen, A. Gillhouse. Thin row: N. McLaughlin, R. Sinclair, D. Nagami, D Chen, M. Tamura, J. Stewart, R. Versteeg, A Papic. Back row: R. De La Torre, D. Ebell Coach Hoyt, Coach Hoshi. Coach George, J. Go mez, J. Vargas, T. Mechlei 88 Frosh Soph Waterpolo Aqua Jocks Make Splash Back to back, the Frosh Soph Speedo Brigade dominated the Garden Grove League for two years, under the leadership of Coaches Hoyt and Hoshi. Mary Weis, Nicole McLaughlin, and Angelina Papick did an awe- some job as team managers. They took third in the Buena Park Tournament, defeating Westminister 12-2 and Sierra Vista 8-7. In addition, the Bri- gade snatched seventh place at the Magnolia Tournament by devastating Jordan 16-2! Through hard work and de- termination, the team accom- plished its goal of winning the league championship. Brad Taylor was named M.V.P. of the season, while Jerry Vargas was voted team captain. Mike Tamura earned the most improved award, and most in- spirational went to Richard Sinclair. The Brigade had a great year, compiling a re- cord of 13 wins and 7 losses. ▲ ▲ Playing leap frog on the pool deck, the frosh soph aqua jocks dis- play their enthusiasm. • Silhouetted against the sky. Brad Taylor entertains the crowd with .i daring high-dive. ▲ After placing third at the Buena Park Tournament, the team and tans celebrate with cokes and smiles Frosh Soph Waterpolo OcJ ▼ Dressed for the cold weather, Coach Barnaba watches the team. VARSITY TENNIS Bolsa Grande 12-6, 10-8 La Quinta 11-7, 5-13 Santiago 14-4, 14-4 Los Amigos 13-5, 10-8 Garden Grove 11-7, 13-5 Pacifica 10-8, 11-7 LaSerna(CIF) 8-10 J.V. TENNIS Bolsa Grande 16-2, 13-5 La Quinta 13-5, 10-5 Santiago 18-0, 14-4 Los Amigos 11-5, 16-2 Garden Grove 14-4, 7-11 Pacifica 10-8, 16-2 What a season! Lifting weights, going to summer workouts, ac- quiring mental toughness, and practicing for hours on end had all paid off. Here I was in the league finals, playing my final match for first place in league for a second year! All during the fi- nal match I kept remembering all the support I had received. There were so many friends, teachers, and coaches who had motivated me the whole season. I especially thought of my parents and felt very thankful for everything they had done for me. Then came the final point! It was my opponent ' s serve, and I was up 15-40. One more point, and I would be league champion. The serve was short, and I re- turned it down the line to her backhand. She was unable to reach it. I was league champ! — Marni Matsumoto ▲ Watching her partner, Nancie Le waits as Lara Cummins prepares to return a lob. A Varsity Tennis Team. Front row (L- R): Ylani Ballares, Laurie Zannitto, Lara Cummins, Marni Matsumoto. Back row: Michelle Gorman, Coach Barnaba, Christine Ballares, Kim Ten- ney, Doris Le, Jackie Sussman, Nancy Le, Wendy Dawson. y(J Girls ' Tennis Finally at the Top A ftlft Well, they finally made it to the top. The Varsity Girls ' Ten- nis Team finished fifth in league in 1985, fourth in 1986, and third in 1987. Last year, as well as this year, however, they finished first in the Garden Grove League. With only one loss in league competition, to La Quinta, the two teams shared the league title. Under the guid- ance of first-year head coach Barbara Barnaba, the Irish squad qualified for C.I.F. competition. Marni Matsumoto, Kennedy ' s number one singles player, was undefeated in league competi- tion and undisputed league champion. Our number one dou- bles team, Nancie Le and Lara Cummins, also proved valuable assets in the team ' s success. The junior varsity team, coached for the third year by Coach Tenney, also placed first in league. Though six of the ten varsity members this year were seniors, they can be confident that next year ' s team will be successful, with Nancie Le, Amy Schultz, and Kelley Inouye, as well as others, moving up from the J.V. team. All in all, it was a Silver year for the girls ' tennis team! A Demonstrating true championship form, Marni Matsumoto shows why she was undefeated in the league. •4 JV Tennis Team. Front row (I.-R): Margaret Lin, Sabrina Chin, Lisa Dela- no, Molly Gage, Laren Keo, Leiza Pineda. Second row: Carrie Matsumoto. Kelley Inouye, Catherine Crum, Heath- er Sato, Helen Shin, Stephanie Takii, Angel Lee. Back row: Amy Schmidt, Je- an Paik, Jennifer Peavy, Janet Kang, Je- an Chen, Angie Matic, Lisa Suppe. Girls ' Tennis 91 Blood, Sweat, and Tears If there is a sport which demands everything you ' ve got, it ' s cross- country. Long distance running takes guts, plenty of hard work, and a belief in yourself when no- body else will. The typical training week in- volved running as far as eight miles nearly everyday. On Tuesdays the team ran 20 to 30 repetitions up the concrete slopes of the Ditch. On Thursdays they ran a three-mile course for the first time. First-year coach Mr. Weir felt the team was in its building phase. As head coach he accompanied the team on its 5:00 A.M. runs through La Palma and neighboring cities. In league competition, co- captain Ravish Patwardhan five first-place finishes, earning first-team all league honors and team M.V.P., as well as setting a new school re- cord of 16:06. Also leading the team were co-captain Suruj Ram- sundar, juniors Tim Jones, Ryan Carey, and Norma Acosta. had • ▲ ▲ Anticipating the starter ' s gun, ' members of the Irish cross-country team prepare themselves for another exhausting three-mile run. A A fellow runner, Coach Weir ran with the team members during their strenuous morning workouts. 7 I ► Ahead of the pack, Suruj Ramsun- dar finishes the course at Mile Square Park. My most memorable moments were comprised of all the events which made up this season. High points, perhaps, were breaking the existing school record and beating all the runners of the 1 ranked Garden Grove team. It was then that the thir- teen-mile runs to the beach and the distance workouts at dawn paid off. There was no inspiration, guided coaching, or guaranteed incentive to give up my summer vacation for an unpredictable season. It has been said that To be a champ, you have to believe in your- self when nobody else will. At 4:30 A.M. on summer mornings, a runner is very much alone in his efforts. But he is also alone when his efforts suc- ceed, and no one else understands his thoughts when he realizes that all his hard work has paid off. — Ravish Patwardhan T Starting together, Paulee Muchnikoff, Carrie Hovinetz, Laura Daum, and Norma Acosta proudly represent the Irish girls. CROSS-COUNTRY La Quinta 19-42 Rancho Alamitos forfeit Bolsa Grande 24-33 Garden Grove 20-47 Pacifica 28-27 Los Amigos 23-32 Santiago 38-21 Cross-Country Team. Front row (L-R): Coach Weir. Second row: Laura Daum, Norma Acosta, Carrie Hovinetz, Paulee Muchnikoff. Third row: Ryan Carey, Daniel Williamson, Ron Tetirik, Shawn Hiromoto, David Murdoch. Back row: Suruj Ramsun- dar, Jesper Johansson, Tim Jones, Ravish Parwardhan. • Putting on a final burst, Norma Acosta leads Carrie Hovinetz towards the finish line at Mile Square Park. Cross-Country 93 C.I.F.-Bound Again! Returning as both Garden Grove League and C.I.F. 3A champions, the Irish boys ' basketball team had its work cut out for it, trying to equal the previous year ' s record. With four re- turning starters, Tom Deep, Mike Pet- tingill, Greg Hansell, and Jim Barker, the team placed second in the league, narrowly missing a co-championship in the final week, and again qualified for a post season C.I.F. play-off berth. Eric Odenthal, Jeff Williams, and Todd Murakami also bolstered the team and added to its silver luster dur- ing the 25th year of Irish sports. ► An easy two points, Tom Deep sinks another basket against the Argonauts. My most memorable moment be- gan when I came home one day in my junior year, and there it was — my report card! I was nervous be- cause I understood that this piece of paper would determine whether or not I could continue playing on the basketball team. Once 1 opened it, it didn ' t take long to realize that I was suddenly ineligible for athletics. I thought about all the hard work pre- paring for the season, all those long practices . . . and all that spare time at night when I should have been doing my homework. I had mixed emotions at the end of the season. I was happy that the team won the league championship and went to C.I.F., but it was painful to watch my teammates without being able to participate. 1 remember feel- ing like 1 was just like any other spectator in the stands. Wouldn ' t you know it? We won the C.I.F. Southern Section 3-A championship, and all I could tell myself was, What a way to learn a lesson! — Tom Deep ► With quick reflexes, Greg Hansell goes for the tip-in and two points. 94 Boys ' Varsity Basketball § •  4 I Rising above the defender, Jim Barker attempts a high-percentage jump shot. T Nearly fouled by a Pacifica Mariner, Jeff Wil- liams prepares to pass the ball into the key. V2A iH t-KStJU VARSITY BASKETBALL Bolsa Grande 79-39 La Quinta 72-75 Santiago 68-36 Los Amigos 84-42 Garden Grove 35-37 Pacifica 62-55 Rancho Alamitos 83-40 Bolsa Grande 62-43 La Quinta 74-66 Santiago 59-39 Los Amigos 74-66 Garden Grove 73-40 Pacifica 78-61 Rancho Alamitos 50-61 Varsity Basketball Front row (L-R): Steve Kunz, Todd Murakami, Mike Pettengill, Eric Odenthal, Haysam Elgazzar; Back row: Coach Bob Becker, David Jankowski, Jim Barker, Ray Townsend, Tom Deep. Greg Hansell, Jeff Wil- liams, Richard Davis, )ohn Zarella, Coach Mayberry. Boys ' Varsity Basketball 95 ▼ The leader of the offense, Rod Rosales, calls for a Victory One set-up. J.V. BASKETBALL Bolsa Grande 85-47 La Quinta 68-39 Santiago 90-34 Los Amigos 94-71 Garden Grove 49-41 Pacifica 82-53 Rancho Alamitos .... 67-77 Bolsa Grande 84-47 La Quinta 89-59 Santiago 91-57 Los Amigos 57-56 Garden Grove 62-48 Pacifica 72-70 Rancho Alamitos .... 62-67 T Preparing for a slam-dunk, Billy Williams leaps skyward. ▲ J.V. Basketball. Front row (L-R): Brian Cline, Laskey. Sean OHern, Billy Williams, Steve| Brian Faddoul, Shawn Miyasaki, Rod Rosales, Usery, Lamont Jackson, Coach Becker. Chris Devlin; Back row: Dave Jankowski, Joe 96 J.V. Basketball Preparing for The Future The J.V. Basketball team had a tre- mendous season this year. A record of 12-2 in league showed what outstand- ing results they had. Under the lead- ership of the team ' s key players, Steve Usery, Shawn Miyasa ki, and Brian Cline, the team was very dedicated and successful. Steve Usery quoted, We couldn ' t have done it without our great coach, Coach Becker, who really motivated us to give it our all and play together as a team. The team was all together and devoted, and it really showed. Unfortunately, they lost their last game to tough Rancho Alamitos and ended up in second place. How- ever, there was no doubt that these players would make next year ' s Var- sity team champions together with Irish pride.  ■ ' l 4 m i ht-J w m SI I It, ■ m ■ ▲ Stretching to the limit. Brian Cline takes it home. ■ Noted as a dangerous three-point shooter. Brian Faddoul drops the bomb. ■ Exhibiting good ball control. Shawn Miyasaki waits for the perfect opportunity to break down the defense. J.V. Basketball 97 Air Irish Takes It All SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Bolsa Grande 54-44 La Quinta 51-21 Santiago ' . 32-34 Los Amigos 51-34 Garden Grove 49-43 Pacifica 42-53 Rancho Alamitos 41-48 Bolsa Grande 49-44 La Quinta 45-19 Santiago 46-42 Los Amigos 46-43 Garden Grove 43-51 Pacifica 53-42 Rancho Alamitos 36-56 The FggS P ' g ' gS B © fl , ▲ A Sophomore Basketball. Front Row (L-R): Vineet Shukla, Charles Kim, Donald Hsu. Greg Morisaki, Danny Lee, Chris Bullock, Terrance Park; Back Row: Tak Koo, Mike Detonso, Vince Church, Nick Lasorsa, T ony Gardner, Kevin Grow, Lewis Washington, Jim Ngo, John De Los Reyes. Coach Wing. ▲ Executing to perfection. Donald Hsu makes a perfect pass to a wide-open teammate. A Stretching on ' his toes, Morgan Murakami attempts to make one of his famous three-point shots. 98 Frosh Soph Basketball Undefeated in the Garden Grove League, with a 14-0 re- cord, the Freshman Basketball Team had a remarkable season. Heading the team in the right direction were captains Jermaine Galloway and Morgan Murakami. Scott Jones and Mi- chael Weber, also top perform- ers, added to the powerful Irish team. If a basketball team want- ed to start off a second quarter- century on the right foot, this would be the way to do it. The sophomore team also had an outstanding season. With all their dedication and working to- gether, their final results were impressive. Doing much better than expected, the sophomore team came in third place in the league. The team was led by Donald Hsu, Vince Church, and Tony Gardiner. Altogether as a team, they ended up with spec- tacular results. • After grabbing a rebound, Robert Weber puts the ball back up for two more points against Santiago. ▲ Freshman Basketball. Front Row (L-R): Tom- my Hsu, Bobby Deck, Robby Pryor, Derek Taira, Daric Grove. Kurt Nakano; Back Row: Sam Patel, Eddie Montchaikul, Scott Jones, Richard Lyon, (ermaine Galloway. Robert Weber, Bobby Miyamoto, Morgan Murakami, Coach John Kedis. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Bolsa Grande 64-38 La Quinta 68-51 Santiago 67-46 Los Amigos 68-56 Garden Grove 70-44 Pacifica 59-18 Rancho Alamitos 85-55 Bolsa Grande 54-46 La Quinta 31-16 Santiago 70-47 Los Amigos 74-32 Garden Grove 47-31 Pacifica 78-31 Rancho Alamitos 68-59 Frosh Soph Basketball 99 ► Displaying great team play, Rhonda VerSteeg sets a pick which allows Valerie Ruiz to break free. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Bolsa Grande 60-44 53-46 La Quinta 28-66 40-68 Santiago 47-44 40-22 Los Amigos 44-38 52-49 Garden Grove 55-21 46-51 Pacifica 51-21 51-27 Rancho Alamitos . . . 51-80 70-50 ▲ Girls ' Varsity Basketball. Front row (L-R): S. Takii, M. Kato. M. Matsumoto, V. Ruiz, A. En- riquez, M. Elgazzar; Back row: Coach Albano, G. Alcoser, L. Cummins. R. VerSteeg, ). Richey, G. Lucero, M. Harris. D. Hogan. Coach Murphy. 100 Girls ' Varsity Basketball Swishin ' Through the Hoop It was another exciting season for the lady Fighting Irish. The team was led by five seniors: Lara Cummins, Joanne Richey, Gina Alcoser, Michelle Kato, and Marni Matsumoto. The sea- son started off shaky, but practicing one and a half hours after school every day, the team pulled together and fin- ished third in the tough Garden Grove League. For the third straight year, the team was able to advance to the C.I.F. play-offs. Joanne Richey said, This year was a great learning experience and was one for growing up. The things we have learned will be carried from the court into our everyday life. The seniors would like to wish next year ' s team the best of Irish luck! ■4 Aiming for a free throw. Rhonda VerSteeg makes a clean shot. My most memorable moment is one that I laugh at now, but was very embarrassing at the time. When I first began playing basketball, the most difficult thing for me was to learn the plays. Even more difficult was running the plays on the court. My first game on varsity, I stepped on the court very ner- vous and afraid. In the first quarter of the game, the ball was lost in a rebound and rolled away to the middle of the court. I plucked up the ball in the mid- dle and dribbled to the basket in a fast break. I shot the ball and scored two points — for the oth- er team, unfortunately. From that moment on, I made sure I knew the plays and, more importantly, which basket we were shooting at. — Lara Cummins ■4 With total concentration on the basket. Michelle Harris attempts to score another point. Girls ' Varsity Basketball 101 Shootin ' for the Stars Shooting baskets and showing great team spirit was what they did best. Led by Coach Hall, captains Stacy Yaman- ishi, Michele Maeda, and Emily Mat- sunami, the girls ' junior varsity bas- ketball team earned first place at the Western Hoopla Tournament. Team member Heather Sato proudly ex- plained, It was a really great season. The team spirit was excellent and our coach was the best. Hardworking and dedicated, the frosh soph team had the time of their lives. Coach Barnaba and Coach Mad- dox made sure everyone played dur- ing the games. The girls had fun and each one had the experience of being a captain during at least one game. Jin- Hi Kim ' s most memorable game was when they lost to Loara by almost 50 points! Even through hard times, the team stuck together and did its best. According to Ana Escobar, We got off to a pretty bad start, but eventually we got our act together. ► Showing the perfect jump shot. Michelle Maeda scores again and puts the Irish on top. ▲ J.V. Girls ' Basketball. Front row (L-R): M. Maeda, G. Suazo, E. Matsunami, L. Van Kekerix, S. Yamanishi; Back row: Coach Hall, H. Sato, G. Rocco, R. Gragna- no, J. Pruitt, E. Matsunami. IV GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Bolsa Grande 35-27 28-40 La Quinta 44-25 35-23 Santiago 33-14 27-12 Los Amigos 36-45 34-32 Garden Grove 36-39 49-46 Pacifica 31-40 29-48 Rancho Alamitos . . . 29-38 30-33 102 Girls ' J.V. Frosh Soph Basketball Blocking out all defenders. Ana Escobar ' s screen allows her teammate to score. ▼ Frosh Soph Girls ' Basketball Team. Front row (L-R): E. Lee, H. Aldave, T. Cartwright, M. Yuo, S. Kanda, R. Kaizoji; Back row: S. Fibbs, N. Robertson, E. Gamboa, C. Larson, J. H. Kim, A. Roah, A. Escobar, Coach Barnaba. Givi ng their best effort, Esther Lee and Chan- dra Larson dive to recover a loose ball. FROSH SOPH GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Loara 8-38 6-54 10-32 10-29 21-43 16-24 Katella 12-44 Valencia 6-43 Los Alamitos 21-31 Girls ' J. V. Frosh Soph Basketball 103 1 7V V J u) ' .tiutf «U«W J A £ % ( ► Ready for a pass Diego Abbes and Joe Rodriguez watch as Ray Iriarte fights for pos- session of the ball. My most memorable game was the last game in league competition against Pacifica. They were the only undefeated team in the county; they had beaten us the last time we pl ayed against them, so I guess we were out for a little revenge. We hadn ' t lost a home game yet, and I didn ' t want things to change now. This game was very important. The game was scoreless for the first thirty minutes of the game, causing a lot of tension on both sides. Somehow, I managed to get the ball and just took off with it. I dribbled past three de- fenders and drilled a shot into the goal. I had scored the shot that would give Pacifica its only defeat in the league. That goal meant a lot to me and the team. — Diego Abbes A Doing some wild footwork. Alan Gross keeps the ball away from a determined opponent. A Boys ' Varsity Soccer. Front row (L-R): S. Rios K. Kim. |. Taylor. |. Weber. K. Simon, J. Medina Second row: D Abbes, C. Ma ciel, M. Daniels. R Iriarte, D. Call, |. Rodriguez; Back row: S. Bar- rera, M. Florek, Coach Nieto, ). Vargas. Asst Coach Nunez. S. Ramsundar, A. Gross. 104 Soccer Determination Wins It! The Boys ' Varsity Soccer Team was nearly unstoppable during Kennedy ' s 25th Anniversary. Going all the way to the quarter-finals in C.I.F, playoffs, they held Esperanza at bay, hammering shots at the goal to no avail. Unfortunately, Esperanza scored on a penalty kick during the final quarter. The team started out as underdogs, not being considered a threat by other teams, until they started blowing teams off the field. The underdog beat such teams as Pacifica (ranked number 1 in league), Trabuco Hills, and the team favored to win C.I.F., Arroyo Grande. Mid-fielder Diego Abbes, senior, was the top scorer, making 18 goals and selected first-team All-Orange County. Goalie Jerry Vargas, sophomore, had eight shut-outs, earning second team All-county honors. Other standouts were Kyong kim, Mark Florek. Joe Rodriguez, and Jeff Taylor. Coach Nieto stated, I ' m very impressed because we met our goals. We made it to C.I.F. by playing good soccer, and the players im- proved game after game. All in all, it was a Silver Soccer season. 4 Taking the ball from an opponent Kyuong Kim dribbles it back to offense. BOYS ' VARSITY SOCCER Santiago 1-0 Bolsa Grande 2-1 Garden Grove 3-1 Rancho Alamitos 1-0 La Quinta 4-0 Pacifica 1-0 A Boys ' J.V. Soccer — Front Row (L-R): T. Lidy- ard, S. Kim. M. Smith, G. Atkinson, M. Blethen; Second Row: H. Abbes. H. Pirie, C. Castillo. [. Barnsdale, D. Nagami. Back Row: L. )ensen, J. Davis, G. Bush. Q. Weis, E. Karter, B. Vincent. Soccer 105 Girls ' Kick 7 off Season The girls ' soccer team kicked off another successful season by placing third in the Garden Grove League. Led by standouts Tracy Van Herk, Nicolle Backes, Stacy and Krista Darin, and Missy Gyde, the Irish earned the right to go to the C.I.F. play-offs for yet another year. With many younger play- ers returning, Coach Van Herk seemed pleased with the perfor- mance his team gave during our Silver Celebration. Girls ' Varsity Soccer Bolsa Grande 7-0 La Quinta 0-4 Pacifica 0-1 Garden Grove 1-0 Rancho Alamitos 6-0 A Dribbling through the offense, Stacy Darin passes the ball to an awaiting Irish Forward. ► Despite being plainly fouled, Chris- tina Pacheco kicks the ball to an open teammate. lUb Girls ' Soccer J There is one moment which stands out in my soccer career at Kennedy. It was in my sophomore year, against the toughest team in the league. They re- ally wanted to win badly, especially their seniors. Our coach put me in as forward, which was a position I was not very familiar with. The game was tied, so I was surprised to be put in. I realized, though, that this was an op- portunity for me to show my team that they could count on me. The other team made an attempt at the goal, but it was no good. Since our goalie didn ' t retrieve the ball, I de- cided to take the ball and give it my best shot. I scored a goal for our team! My teammates all gathered around and congratulated me for making the winning goal. To this day, whenever I am not confident of myself, all I have to do is remember that special mo- ment. — Nicolle Backes ▼ Keeping control of the ball, Jennifer Brown dribbles through the oppo- nents ' defense. A Girls ' Varsity Soccer. Front Row (L- R): T. Van Herk, S. Darin, N. Backes, D. McLeod, S. Haass (goalie), A. Castillo, H. Brown, M. Gyde; Back Row: A. La- carte, C. Hustead, K. Darin, W. Daw- son, C. Barnsdale, V. Crisostomo, R. Tipton, Coach Van Herk. ▲ Girls ' JV Soccer. Front Row (L-R): A Stehle, T. Lane, V. Mun, M. Faulkes, L. Williams, M. Dadabhoy. |. Piening; Back Row: A. Florian, A. Matic, C. Balleros, C. Pacheco, M. Kurihara, R. McQuarry, F. Balta. Coach Lidyard, D. Baggiossi. Girls ' Soccer 107 Mat Warriors Pin Opponents The varsity Mat Warriors were supposed to have a building year. However, with the leadership of Aaron Granofsky, Kyu Na, Chris Olague, and Jason Mehr, the team posted 14 wins and only 8 losses this season. In league competition they had 5 wins and only 2 losses, finishing second in league. In a nutshell this was a very en- joyable year: hard work, good times, sad times, blood, sweat, tears, and even some laughter. A current song put things in perspective: Give me one moment in time. Individuals that did well all season long included Aaron Granofsky, Kyu Na, Chris Olague, Jason Mehr, Mike Dimaano, Chad Mixer, Oswaldo Vene- gas, Dennis Fowles, Ron Tetirick, and Mike Durniok. Memorable matches were against Mission Viejo, Los Alamitos, La Quinta, Garden Grove, and Bolsa Grande. The junior varsity team was league runner-up. They were led by Luis Sandoval, Garry Whitley, Eric Curtis, Josh Flores, Jeff Gage, Steve Mantell, David Marsh, Neil McCarty, Richard Sinclair, and Rick Ellison. The high- light of the J.V. season was a 60-0 win over Pacifica. The wrestling team shone in silver during the 25th year of Kennedy sport. My most memorable moment was when we wrestled Gahr High School at the Gahr 10-way Tour- nament. Both Gahr and we were undefeated. When my match came up, we were down by 17 points. In order to win as a team we had to win all of the next three matches by pins. I pinned my opponent, Dan Barnes pinned his, and Jason Mehr pinned his. We won the match by one point! We went on to sweep the tour- nament and took first place. That was my most memorable moment in wrestling. — Aaron Granofsky ▲ The referee starts the count as Chad Mixer is about to pin his opponent. ► Oswaldo Venegas almost pins his opponent. The struggle is on. VARSITY WRESTLING Mission Viejo 36-31 Bolsa Grande 45-21 La Quinta 38-33 Santiago 43-20 Los Amigos 19-48 Garden Grove 21-37 Pacifica 59-10 Rancho Alamitos 42-24 lUo Varsity Wrestling Russel Clark 138 pounds Mike Dimaano 105 pounds (3rd in league) Mike Durniok 154 pounds Dennis Fowles 132 pounds Aaron Granofsky 175 pounds (1st in league) Jason Lee 98 pounds Jason Mehr Heavyweight (3rd in league) Chad Mixer 112 pounds (2nd in league) KyuNa 138 pounds (4th in league) Chris Olague 119 pounds (4th in league) Ron Tetirick 145 pounds (4th in league) Robert Toyias 165 pounds Oswaldo Venegas 126 pounds Chad Ziesman 191 pounds ■ Applying the split scissors leg ride, Mike Dimaano attempts to break down his opponent during a home match. ;tling 109 Grapplers Are on the Go T Executed perfectly, Ron Tetirick ' s dou- ble-leg takedown earns him two points. ► Using a single-leg takedown, Russell Clark hoists his opponent in preparation for a takedown. 110 J.V. Frosh Soph Wrestling V 1 1 • Wrestling. Front row: D. Fowles, K. Mount, K. Na, J. Lee, O. Venegas, C. Olague, R. Tetirick; Second row: R. Clark, J. Mehr, A. Granofsky, M. Durniok, C. Mixer, R. Toyias, C. Zies- man, G. Whitley; Third row: Coach Plunkett, S. Palacek, P. Agdeppa, J. Florez, D. Marsh, B. Vann, R. Sinclair, E. Curtis, Coach Samples; Back row: B. Day, R. Mantell, C. Roberts, R. Trivedi, L. Sandoval, R. Mercola, T. Gugert, D. Gonzalez, S. Beerer, S. Mantell, N. McCarty. ▲ Smothering his opponent Kyu Na is en route to another pin for Ken- nedy. ■ Excuting a sit-out maneuver, Ja- son Mehr attempts an escape agaisnt his opponent from Bolsa Grande. A The split scissors pin, as applied by Kyu Na, can be a painful experi- ence. J.V. Frosh Soph Wrestling 111 The Irish ' s overall record was 21-5, and they took first place with a record of 12-2 in the Gar- den Grove League. The run for first place was helped along with many record performances. The Irish shut down Garden Grove with 7 strike-outs, and the game, pitched by Greg Hansell, was the first perfect game ever pitched in the history of Kennedy High school. The going was not easy for the Irish. They had to struggle to at- tain first place and in their way Swinging to Success was Pacifica, Rancho Alamitos, La Quinta, and Santiago. The Irish pushed aside those oppo- nents by outscoring them 15-4. Other factors which helped boost the Irish to first were Peter Montera ' s 0.55 ERA, his record thirteen strike-outs in one game, and Steve Rath ' s career hits re- cord, who had 107 hits before C.I.F. ► Alertly, Ernie Franco foils an attempt to steal second. A Diving back to first base, Craig Roah avoids being picked off. % k . S I . ' j ▲ About to launch one over the fence, Ernie Franco prepares to swing. ► Showing determination and grit, Steve Lundby steps into a pitch. WL Varsity Baseball One of the most memorable moments I had playing baseball at Kennedy happened in my sophomore year. We were play- ing in an Easter tournament at Glover Stadium, and got a base hit. I was leading off at first base when 1 glanced over by our dug- out and saw this girl that I liked at that time. Well, as I was gawk- ing at her, the pitcher on the op- posing team suddenly spun around and whipped the Dall over to the first baseman and picked me off! I couldn ' t believe what had happened. I just sort of stood there. Fortunately, it wasn ' t too obvious what had happened be- cause it had all occurred so quickly. Coach Pascal never found but about the girl, and I sure wasn ' t about to tell him! — Steve Rath • ( laught in his Brian Downing stance, Greg Hansel] prepares to launch one over the fence. ▼ Watching another one sail over the fence, Greg Hansell trots around the bases. nmf i • iiiiiiiiiinnnH JUk Kennedy High Fighting lrish| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 VARSITY BASEBALL Bolsa Grande 16-3 13-1 La Quinta 6-0 5-0 Santiago 4-3 3-2 Los Amigos 1-3 7-1 Brea Olinda 12-5 Garden Grove 4-0 5-0 Pacifica 4-1 3-4 Rancho Alamitos 3-1 ▲ Varsity Baseball. Front row (L-R): S. son. Back row: Coach Pascal, T. Deep, Rath, C. Roah. Middle row: R. M. Stenner, T. Murakami, S. Walker, Rodriguez, P. Ruark, S. Ethington, D. C. Arrizon, E. Franco, P. Montera. Cochran, S. Lundby, S. Wood, A. Gip- Varsity Baseball 113 JV Homes in on Victory The J.V. Baseball team took first in the Garden Grove League. Their overall record was 12 wins and only 2 losses against league opponents. Bryan Walsh was picked as the most consis- tent player, and Eric Burr was named most improved. Also, Brian Faddoul, Shawn Goldsber- ry, and Mark Leach were men- tioned by Coach Burns as key players. Coach Harrison was pleased with the performance of the Frosh Soph team. He singled out Morgan Murakami and Matt Widzer as excellent players. Both these teams showed prom- ise for outstanding future varsity teams. ▼▼ As Bryan Walsh watches, Steve Usery crosses home for an Irish run. T Homing in on the strike zone, T Swinging with all his might, Bryan Walsh Shawn Goldsberry winds up. hits a home run. 114 JV Frosh Soph Baseball f JV Baseball. Front row (L-R): S. W. Villalobos. Back row: M. Leach, ). joldsberry, C. Mixer, T. Shuff. Second Poland, B. Faddoul, E. Karter, S. Usery, •ow: D. Walker, D. Underwood, T. B. Walsh, Coach Burns. :obb, M. McDaid, G. Walker, E. Burr, Fighting IrishJJJ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 ' 4L4S $ Kennedy High Fighting Irish 2 3 5 ? 5t?JS ! .?J [ k Frosh Soph Baseball. Front row (L- d): E. Prunty, A. Lop ez, T. Gugert, B. Deck, R. Hendricks, S. Wager, D. jrove. Second row: M. Murakami, B. Miyamoto, D. Delmotte, M. Widzer, M. Eveler, R. Sinclair. Back row: R. Lyon, S. Jones, J. Denny, C. Phipps, R. Onkka, J. Sase, K. Thompson. I V BASEBALL Western Mar. 4 Sonora Mar. 8 Cypress Mar. 11 Magnolia Mar. 14 Brea Tournament . . . Mar. 20-22 Bolsa Grande 11-2 10-3 La Quinta 11-5 3-1 Santiago Apr. 5 Apr. 26 Los Amigos 10-5 5-3 Garden Grove 3-1 5-0 Pacifica 1-0 1-2 Rancho Alamitos . . . .5-3 8-3 FROSH SOPH BASEBALL Western Mar. 4 Sonora Mar 10 Gypress Mar. 11 Magnolia Mar. 14 Brea Mar. 25 Bolsa Grande Mar. 29 May 1 1 La Quinta Mar. 31 Apr. 21 Santiago Apr. 5 Apr. 26 Los Amigos Apr. 7 Apr. 28 Garden Grove Apr. 12 May 3 Pacifica Apr. 14 Ma] Rancho Alamitos . . . Apr. 19 May 9 .V. Frosh Soph Baseball 115 Return of The Champs The Varsity Girls ' Softball Team had a tough job — they had to defend their C.I.F. championship from 1988. Ac- cording to second-year coach Coach Hall, their goal was to finish first in league and advance as far as possible in the C.I.F. playoffs. Ranked fourth in C.I.F., the team had a good chance of meeting its goals. Led by Susie Berdis (Sr., centerfield), captain Missy Gyde (Sr., shortstop), Stephanie Hill (Jr., third base), Cheryl Longeway (Soph., pitcher), and Kris Vucurevic (Sr., catcher), the team placed second in the Cypress Tournament early in the sea- son. Once again the team placed first in the league, sharing the title with a tough Garden Grove team. A Warming up before a game Lemberger fires the ball to first base. A With a careful eye on the pitcher, pares to run to third base. A With a careful eye on the pitcher, pares to run to third base. 116 Varsity Softbal pre- a. Varsity Softball. Front row (L-R): K. Lemberger, J. Duncan; Second row: C. Longeway, A. Hustead, S. Wahlsteen, S. Hill, K. Vucurevic; Back row: S. Berdis, D. McLeod, G. Alcoser, R. Gragnano, C. Timm, M. Gyde. • Star pitcher Cheryl Longeway shreds the catcher ' s glove with her awesome fastball. ▼ In her second year, Coach Hall led the Varsity Softball team to another league title. IrxJf «j t) stLW E ▼ Returning a routine infield grounder. Missy Gyde shows the power of her arm. ▼ ▼ With determination, Stephanie Hill throws out a runner at first base. Looking back on my four years on the softball team, the week preceding C.I.F. in my junior year stands out in my mind. Our whole team was a wreck, with all the excitement of being in the finals. We had to make sure that our team mascot — a green stuffed an- imal named CIFy — as well as our Lucky Spider, was at each game. If our Lucky Spi- der was on the fence, the oth- er team would not be able to get a hit. Well, after our semi- final game we discovered that we had left our spider on the fence at West Covina. Some- body was sent to get it, and, fortunately for us, it sat on the fence during our final game. Because of the Lucky Spi- der, we won that game and the C.I.F. title! — Missy Gyde VAR1STY SOFTBALL Canyon 4 1 Santiago 12-1,4-0 Los Amigos 12-2, 4-0 Garden Grove 0-, 2-1 I ' acifica 1-0. 3 ° Rancho Alamitos 19-0. 21-0 Bolsa Grande 8-0. 2-0 Woodbridge 1-° Varsity Softball 117 ► Fielding a ground ball, Lori Gard throws out another baserunner. ▼ Waiting for the right pitch, Wendy Dawson prepares to get another hit. ▼► Crack! Stacy Darin hits a fast ball over the plate. J.V. SOFTBALL Cypress Tourn 2nd Place Edison 14-3 St. Paul 5-7 St. Joseph 1-0 Valencia 10-2 Woodbridge 7-4 Bolsa Grande 10-1 La Quinta 6-0, 8-5 Santiago 11-1, 12-1 Los Amigos 8-2, 12-0 Garden Grove 7-1, 6-5 Pacifica 6-2, 11-0 118 I.V. Softball Sizzling Softball V c— -, «JL ' srr-ZmimuiSk. • r— The Fighting Irish are better to- gether when they play as a team, stat- ed Coach Babi, Girls ' J.V. Coach. Striv- ing to be undefeated in league, the team had to beat two tough teams in Garden Grove and La Quinta in order to fulfill their goal. Outstanding play- ers were Stacy Darin (Soph., shortstop, catcher, second base), Sara Elam (Jr., pitcher, first base), Marlene Francoso (Jr., pitcher, first base), and Chanda Hustead (Fr., catcher, third base). In addition, Coach Babi singled out three special players: Marlene Francoso, Most Valuable; Andrya Al- cala, Most Improved; and Tammi Lane, Most Inspirational. Ci ' AA Girls ' J.V. Softball. Front row (1-R): Tam- mi Lane, Chanda Hustead, Wendy Dawson. Sabrina Haass. Stacy Darin; Back row: Steph- anie Gawlik, Nancy Castaneda. Jennifer Jo- seph, Laurie Zannitto, Sara Elam, Marlene Francoso, Coach Babi. A Showing the opposing pitcher the strike zone, Sara Elam prepares to receive a pitch in a game against La Quinta. ▲ From her position at third base, Chanda Hustead fires the ball to first base for another out. J.V. Softball 119 ■ mm ► Giving us her lovely smile, Coach Barnaba glows in the sun. ► ► With a final burst of energy, David Chen reaches for the ball. ▼ Varsity Tennis. Front Row (L-R): Michael Liu, Archie Castillo, Ray Nanda; Back Row: Jerry Chen, Frank Yang, David Chen, Richard Kim Yoon Shin, Kevin Kitagawa. VARSITY TENNIS Pacifica 9-9 Rancho Alamitos . . . 18- Bolsa Grande 6-12 La Quinta 3-15 Santiago 10- 8 Los Amigos 11- 7 Garden Grove 16- 2 9- U 16- 2 2- 16 2- 16 12- 6 13- 5 14- 4 J.V. TENNIS Pacifica 8-10, 15- 3 Rancho Alamitos ... 18- 0. 18- Bolsa Grande 15-3, 13-5 La Quinta 2-16, 4-14 Santiago 13-5, 14-4 Los Amigos 17-1, 16-2 Garden Grove 17- 1, 13- 5 1 ZU Boys ' Tennis ▲ Watching in awe. Frank Yang stands at the ne as Richard Kim executes a perfect overheac slam. Ready for Action Sometimes when you only play other players who are good, you have trouble adjusting to players who are not so good. I learned this lesson the hard way when my dou- bles partner and I played the dou- bles team from Rancho Alamitos. Before we knew it, the score was 6 games for us to 5 games for them. We had to win the next game or lose the match. I served, and as my partner and. I rushed to the net, our opponent lobbed the ball unexpectedly over our heads! I didn ' t think I had a chance, but I ran back and jumped as high as I could. I hit the ball, just barely, and then landed on the fence. We won that point and the match, 7 to 5. To this day, my friends still tease me about that in- cident, comparing me to an outfield- er in baseball catching a home run just before it goes over the fence. — David Chen Sometimes a new coach can make all the differ ence in the world to a team. Coach Barnaba, who also coached the girls ' var- sity team, had just that effect on the Boys ' Varsity Tennis Team. She was loved by the team and led them to a successful season. Team captains David Chen and Ray Nanda paced the team through its competition in the Garden Grove League. David Chen was also the number one singles player, and Richard Kim and Frank Yang were the num- ber one doubles team. Besides Richard Kim, other seniors who helped the team succeed were Jerry Chen and Yoon Shin. The Varsity team placed third in league, and J.V. placed sec- ond. All in all it was a successful T Silver year, especially for the Varsity team which qualified tor ■.■.■.■.■.■.■.■■■■■■-■■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ : ; ' C.I.F. - A J.V. Tennis. Front Row (L-R): Jason Huang, Andy Kim, Jim Ngo, Kyung Jin Min, Se Jin Kim, Michael Liu; Back Row: Scott Jung, Michael Gogue, Phil- ip Kang, Errol Barrientos, Randy Hara, Tak Koo, Chris Chung, W. C. Lee, Ji Choi, James Chun. _. ■■EaaaBi ▲ ▲ With his partner behind him, Kevin Kitagawa makes the smash, but Yoon Shin is unable to see. ▲ Loosening up before the game, Ray Nanda and Jim Ngo have a little fun. Boys ' Tennis 121 Going the Distance The Varsity Track team definitely went the distance in 1989. The team planned to win the Garden Grove League under the guidance of first- year head coach Dick Duron. The new coach confidently stated, Our goal is to win the league. The tough teams were Garden Grove and Rancho Alamitos. James Chun (100, 220, 440 relay), Charley Cummings (long and triple jump), Mike Moore (100, 220, 440 relay), Ravish Patwardhan (880, mile, 2 mile), and Suruj Ramsundar (mile, mile relay, long and triple jump), were ranked in the league or C.I.F. Soph- omore Brian Cline broke the school record for the high jump at 6 ft. 3 in. Also, sophomore Vince Church (100, 220, 440, 440 relay) and junior Sean Hiromoto (220, 440) performed well. ▲ Track Team Front row (L-R): M. Harris. A Maciel, L. Daniels, A. McKinney. Secont row: J. Zarrella, L. Jackson, J. Chung. V ' Church, R. Clark, K. Fodor. L. Dourbetas, R Chavez, S. Larson, C. Hovinetz, M. Mati sumoto, B. Cline. Third row: R. Patwardhan E. Japzon, A. Lee, V. Gordon, S. Gutierrez, V Crisostomo, E. Montchaikul, D. Choi, C. Al, faro, L. Daum, S. Phipps, L. Washington. K Sewell. Fourth row: T. Jones, R. Mister, B Williams, G. Dameron, S. Spence. S. Mar- tinez, R. Tetirick, P. O ' Dell, E. Lee. S Hiromoto. D. Murdoch, H. Kothary. V Shukla. Fifth row: D. Robins, J. Mehr. T Watters, }. Voukhan, [. Gage, R. Carey. J Malone, M. Daniels. C. Cummings. M. Kelley Back row: B. Day, M. Moore. R. Trivedi, S Ramsundar. 122 Track When I was a sophomore, an unusual thing happened to me at the league finals that I would never forget. When I made my first jump in the triple jump, my coach start- ed yelling at me and seemed very upset. I didn ' t know what he was yelling, I just wondered why he was so mad at me. I couldn ' t figure out what I had done wrong. When the jump was measured, it turned out to be over 41 ft., a personal record. The coach hadn ' t been yelling at me because he was mad, but because he was excited. The same thing happened to me in the long jump; again I set a personal record, this time with a jump of 20 ft. 2 in, And to top things off, I set another personal record by running the mile in 4:56! It was definitely a day I would not forget soon. — Suruj Ramsundar I ' ll always remember my sophomore year in track. It was 1987, and I had qualified for the league finals in the triple jump. It was very exciting to me because I didn ' t know how well I would do, especially since I was only a sophomore. I managed to bring home the first-place medal, and I set a new Em- pire League triple jump record with a jump of 42 feet and 3 inches. That caused me to stick with it and to train harder. It also encouraged me to set even higher goals in the years to come. I ' ll never forget that par- ticular moment. — Charlie Cummings ▲ lumping as far as she can. Amber McK- inney tries lo break a record. $ + + ' ■ Flying over the pole, Adrian Maciel shows od form in the Fosbury flop. Track 123 The Girls ' Varsity Track team was much improved over last year ' s team because more girls tried out for the team. The top female tracksters were Michelle Harris (100, 220, 440 relay, long jump), Shaundra Larson (220, 440, long jump), Valerie Ruiz (100, 220, 440 relay, long jump), and Shelly Phipps 110, and 330 hurdles). The Frosh Soph Boys ' Track Team showed good talent and much promise for the future. Outstanding athletes were Garret Dameron, Derek Elamparo (440, 880), Lamont Jackson (100, 220, 440 relay, long jump), David Murdoch, and Scott Spence (440, 880). Test of Strength ▲ ▲ Clenching his fist in victory. Coach Duron shows his spirit. ▲ Stretched in mid-air, Shelley Gutierrez leaps over the hurdle. ► Testing his strength, Gary Whitley puts the shotput. 124 Track FBTBLH GIRLS ' VARSITY TRACK Cypress 32-59 Foothill 32-84 Bolsa Grande 97-29 La Quinla 66-54 Santiago 65-61 Los Amigos 72-53 Garden Grove 46-81 Pacifica 69-57 Rancho Alamitos 77-49 BOYS ' VARSITY TRACK Cypress 72-59 Foothill 72-92 Bolsa Grande 111-23 La Quinta 104-17 Santiago 85-52 Los Amigos 77-54 Garden Grove 66-61 Pacifica 88-39 Rancho Alamitos 80-48 BOYS ' FROSH SOPH TRACK Cypress 62-40 Foothill 62-66 Bolsa Grande 105-1 La Quinta 71-42 Santiago 45-55 Los Amigos 91-32 Garden Grove 51-70 Pacifica 75-47 Rancho Alamitos 94-22 A- Baton in hand. Lamont (ackson runs his leg l£ of the relay. ■ Leading the pack, Michelle Harris nears the finish line. Track 125 Freestylin ' Back to Back As fish are to the sea, Ken- nedy ' s Varsity Swimmers are to the pool. Senior standouts on the team were Paul Grover, Todd Hilts, and Randy Oh. Marc Rin- zler, Chris Yoshioka, Tom Hoshi, Eric Ebell, Shawn Miyasaki, and freshman Calvin Weis also contributed to the team ' s success this year. Juniors Kim Martin and Mary Weis proved to be the strength of the girls ' team. Kim swam free- style, and Mary swam the butterfly. Other strong girl swimmers were Brid- get Bernier, Tammy Hoover, Ra- chel McQuarry, Jennifer Peavy, and Lisa Ruiz. At the onset of the season first-year swim coach Lucy Johnson stated, Kennedy ' s boys have the capacity of going un- defeated in the league, and the girls ' varsity is expected to finish first or second in the league. =w J AAA Stretching his body, David Chen lunges forward into his lane at practice. ▲A With determination, agility, strength, and speed, Mary Weis races to first place in the breaststroke. ▲ Arms raised in the butterfly stroke, Shawn Miyasaki races toward the finish. AA During a meet with Bolsa Grande. Chris Yoshioka (Front), Paul Grover, and Todd Hilts prepare for the starter ' s signal. 126 Swimming Mounted on the blocks, with adrenaline flowing, a lot of white water was all that was on my mind. The gun sounded and I dove into the water. The 100- yard freestyle would be a tough race, 1 knew, but I put my mind to doing the best I could. I vividly remember tearing down my lane of the pool with not a soul ahead of me. As I raced down the last 25 yards, I could feel the thrill of victory. It was a superb feeling to take first place in only my junior year, and to rack up another vic- tory to help Kennedy win the league championship. Winning that race and being selected as a member of the all-Garden Grove League team was my most mem- orable moment in sports. — Paul Grover ▼ Racing in front, Marc Rinzler leads while others trail behind. ? VARSITY SWIMMING Lakewood Mar. 7 Bosa Grande Mar. 9 Gypress Mar. 14 La Quinta Mar. 16 Cerritos Mar. 21 Santiago Mar. 30 Los Amigos Apr. 6 Garden Grove Apr. 13 Pacifica Apr. 20 Rancho Alamitos Apr. 27 m HW I W IM Hm H  ' «  ▲ On your marks . . . the referee signals for Randy Oh and other swimmers to get ready to start the race. A Busv getting things together before a meet, Coaches Hoshi, (ettie, and Johnson plan out the line-up for the day Swimming 127 — - - a. - ► Doing the breaststoke, Nancy Chu pops her head out of the water for a breath of air. ▼ Taking a breath of fresh air, Jimmy Stewart shows his form in freestyle. A Practicing before a meet, Gina Rocco does the backstroke back to the starting point. A Back arched and arms outstretched, Mary Weis dives into the air for her leg of the 200-yard medley. ► Eyes straight ahead, an intense Kim Martin darts into the pool in the 200-yard freestle. iZo Swimming Slicing Through the Water ■4 Taking a breath, Calvin Weis finishes his breaststroke leg in the 200-yard individual med- ley. ▲ On the starting block, Lisa Jeong goes through a practice start with Ted Hsiung as a spectator. Slicing the water with speed and precision, powerful arms and legs thrust the members of the |.V. Swim Team to another season of victory. Daily practices after school, as well as the self-drive inside them, led the coaches to advance several junior var- sity swimmers up to the varsity level. At the beginning of the season, Coach Hoshi remarked, It ' ll be exciting to see where these kids will be at the end of the season. Some of them are doing as well as the varsity. Some of the standouts on the Boys ' J.V. Team were Hae Young Park, but- terfly; Mike Tamura, freestyle; and Ryan Versteeg, also freestyle. Out- standing members of the Girls ' J.V. Team consisted of Tricia Hinz, back- stroke and freestyle; Rachel McQuar- ry, breaststroke and individual med- ley; Heather Oeck, freestyle; and Jennifer Peavy, also freestyle. • A Swim Team. Front Row (L-R): T. Koshi, C. Yoshi- oka, S. Miyasaki, T. Hsiung, H. Y. Park, M. An, J. Chen. J. Pasol, D. Chen, B. Taylor, R. Gogalas, A. Castellon, D. Lossner; Second Row: A. Florian, ). Meismer, T. Scott. R. McQuarry. L. Ruiz, L. Jeong. A. Newton. M. Kurihara, R. Kim, ). Lee, V. Castellon, G. Rocco; Third Row: K. Martin. R. Springer, C. Crum, N. McLaughlin, W. Paltanwala, B. Tinajero, Y. Abanto, T. Hinz, H. Oeck, A. Roh, Y. Lee, N. Mendoza, N. Chin. T. Rang, A. Papick, |. Goldgorin; Fourth Row: R. Oh. ). Taylor, D. Nagami, J. Stewart. A. Gillhouse, ). Fratts, G. Ruiz, E. Gillera, H. K. Park, C. Weis, D. Ebell, |. Johansson, R. VerSteeg, ]. Yeh; Back Row: M. Weis, J. Peavy, B. Bernier. R. de la Torre, ). Vargas. P. Grover, E. Ebell, T. Hilts, T. Mechler, T. Gutjahr. D. DeLand, M. Rinzler. T. Hoover, K. Blake. Swimming 129 Accepting the Challenge Coach Cordova had a lot to look forward to in his third year as the Varsity Badminton Team ' s coach. The team had shared the Empire League title with Katella in his first year, and he had led the team to a second-place finish in the Garden Grove League in his second year. Coach Cordova also had the assis- tance of several returning alumni, such as Stewart Chen, Amy Chang, and Joe Yu. Playing in the number one boys ' singles spot was Jimmy Huang, and playing in the number one girls ' sin- gles spot was Lara Cummins. Togeth- er Jimmy and Lara were also the number one mixed doubles team. Teaming up, Michael Chiang and Kent Tsen represented the number one boys ' doubles team, while the number one girls ' doubles team was comprised of Carolina Chin and Hel- en Luong. Fortunately, the pror was not scheduled on the same night as the C.I.F. Championships, as it had been in previous years; and Lara Cum- mins, Jimmy Huang, Helen Luong, Carolina Chin, Debra Hogan, and Al- ice Enrique competed in C.I.F. Stiff with shock, I could not move a muscle as the birdie zoomed toward me. We were playing the third game of a three-game set. and we had split the first two games with our oppo- nents. I was playing at the net while my doubles partner. Carolina Chin, was playing in the backcourt. All I could manage to do was raise my racket and hope that the birdie would hit it. By some miracle the birdie flew over the net and bounced off of my racket. Then it flew back over the net and hit the girl on the other team in the eye. It was for- tunate that I had not actually struck at the birdie; otherwise, she could have been seriously hurt. Many people think that badminton is not a very dangerous sport, but this episode, as well as my continually bruised knees, proved to me that it certainly could be. — Helen Luong VARSITY BADMINTON Bolsa Grande 10- 9, 9-10 La Quinta 10-9, 12-7 Santiago 16-3, 15-4 Garden Grove 6-13. 8-11 Pacifica 18-1. 19-0 1 -. ; ▲ Determined to win, Lara Cummins clears th e birdie to the backcourt. 130 Co-Ed Badminton ▲ Playing deep. Helen Luong smashes the birdii back across the net as her partner, Carolina Chii stands at the ready. With lightning speed, |immy Huang smashes the birdie. ▼ Practicing with the team. Coach Cordova dem- onstrates the swiftness ol the underhand shut ▼ ▼ Directing his partner Michael Chiang to gel the birdie. Kent Tsen moves into position for the return V Fyp fc -4. ft (? ;i f -ft Co-Ed Badminton. Front Row (L-R) L. Keo, H. Luong. M. Yuo, S. Kanda V. Mun. L. Kawashima, A. Yu, L Wei. M. Choi; Second Row: L. Wil Hams, |. Kim, L. Delano. K Pham A. Liu, A. Louis, ). Shin, C. Chin, D Le; Third Row: Coach Lidvard, B Lu, H. Tu, A. Enriquez, H. Pharn, G Lee, S. Chin, D. Jung, ). Myung, E. Chough. K. Tsen, ). Huang, B. Luong; Back Row: E. Kim, S. Chen, K. Nakano, T. Wang, A Chen, B. Tsen, D. Hogan. L. Cummins, M. Chiang, J. Richey. K. Chang. |.V. BADMINTON Bolsa Grande 2-23. 6-19 LaQuinta 6-19. 2-23 Santiago 16- 9, 14-11 Garden Grove 16-9, 8-17 Pacifica 25-0, 25-0 Co-Ed Badminton 131 Teamwork, hard work, and dedica- tion brought success to Kennedy ' s var- ious sports teams. Five teams won C.I.F. championships. The first team to bring C.I.F. honor to Kennedy was the 1971-72 football team. In 1979-80 boys ' soccer brought home a first-place tro- phy. The girls showed their mettle in 1983-84, when the Softball team won the C.I.F. championship. Boys ' basket- ball soon followed in 1987-88, and girls ' softball earned a second first- place C.I.F. championship that same year. The student body supported each of the teams, filling rooter buses and packing stadiums, gymnasiums, and bleachers. The coaches often praised the special Irish spirit. Over the last 25 years, many changes took place in our team sports. Some sports, for instance archery, field hockey, golf, and gymnastics, were on- ly offered in the early years of Ken- nedy. Probably the best change, though, was the building of homes to replace the dairies. Once the flies left, the teams performed a lot better. Models of Excellence A THE 1983-84 SOFTBALL TEAM In top condition the team dis- played a dynamic amount of po- tential and confidence as they took the C.I.F. championship un- der the guidance of Coach Marcia Iverson. T THE 1987-88 SOFTBALL TEAM Making it a double, a second softball team took the C.I.F. title with tons of dedication from Coach Sue Hall and the team. Even as they sweated through the hottest days on the field, the competition was no sweat. loZ History of Sports C.I.F. CHA MPIONS - V- ?i T J THE 1987-88 BASKETBALL TEAM Slam-dunking it all the way through the Southern Section, the Basketball team played an exciting season. With that fighting Irish spirit, the team won C.I.F. with the assistance of Coach John Mayberry. THE 1971-72 FOOTBALL TEAM For the first time, the Football team took the C.I.F. title. With the experience of the returning lettermen and many other strong players, Coach John Hangartner formed the finest team in Ken- nedy ' s history. v THE The ti the C.I.F C ray ' s the who dismisse special ' game, tl nard anc 1979-80 SOCCER TEAM ap-rated Soccer team took title under Coach Rusty eadership. Supported by le school, as classes were d early in order for the rooter bus to arrive at the le team defeated St. Ber- 1 took the title. History of Sports IjJ INDIVIDUAL C.I.F. CHAMPIONS Chris DeLong Wrestling (1979) Brad Farmer Wrestling (1976) Brian Folson Wrestling (1983) Gene Leininger .... Wrestling (1968) Bob Lingle Wrestling (1968) Ursula Lovely Track (1987) Kim Martin Swimming (1988) ▲ Battling for the puck. Eleanor Lopez shows why the Girls ' Field Hockey Team took first in league in 1978. LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP HONOR ROLL Co-Ed Badminton (1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985. 1987) Girls ' Softball (1984, 1985,1988, 1989) Baseball (1967, 1979, 1989) Football (1970, 1971, 1973) Boys ' Soccer (1973, 1979, 1986) Wrestling (1966. 1967, 1968) Boys ' Basketball (1975, 1988) Girls ' Soccer (1986, 1988) Swimming 1968, 1989 Girls ' Tennis (1987, 1988] Volleyball (1978, 1979) Water Polo (1966, 1988) Cross-Country (1976) Girls ' Field Hockey (1977) Boys ' Tennis (1969) ld4 History of Sports 25 Years of the Best ■i O AA Pointing to the bull ' s-eye. the 1975 Archery Team gathers around the target. A Smashing the birdie at his hapless opponent. Stewart Chen demonstrates why Kennedy ' s Badminton Team took six league titles. ■4 Putting toward the pin. Greg Hedtke con- centrates hard as he attempts to maneuver the ball into the hole in 1978. The four-leaf clover brought loads of luck to the Irish sports family over the years. Down the silver path of the last 25 years, several teams brought honor to Kennedy H.S. Heading the list of teams which won league champion- ships is Co-ed Badminton, which won 6 league titles. Individual sports realized much suc- cess, also. In wrestling there were five individual C.I.F. champions and three California state placewinners. Brian Folsom was easily the school ' s best wrestler, placing in both C.I.F. and the state championships all three years he wrestled at Kennedy, from 1981 to 1983. In 1988 Julie Martin placed first in C.I.F. in swimming. That same year she won a gold medal for the U.S. at the Pan American Games held in In- dianapolis. Also, Ursula Lovely was a standout C.I.F. highjumper for the girls ' track team in 1987, placing 6th in state. Girls ' sports definitely underwent some dramatic changes over the years. In Kennedy ' s infancy, girls did not compete in interscholastic sports. In- stead, all girls were eligible for a Girls ' Athletic Association (G.A.A.). There were no tryouts. At first the G.A.A. was only on an intramural basis. Even- tually Kennedy ' s G.A.A. teams com- peted against G.A.A. teams around the Anaheim School District. About 10 years after the school opened, how- ever, the G.A.A. format was dropped, and girls ' sports gained status. After that, girls ' sports were organized in the same way that the boys ' sports were. History of Sports 135 If there were one word to choose above all else as representative of Ken- nedy ' s student body, It would have to be involved. We were not ones to sit back and watch the world pass us by. No! We got out there in the middle of it all. A day in the life of an average Irish- man? Well, he definitely wouldn ' t be on the sidelines or in the audience constantly. Somehow, in some way, he ' d be at the eye of the storm, caught up in the whirlwind of Kennedy ' s var- ious activities. Hey! — if you looked up the words involved or active in Webster ' s Dictionary, you ' d find a pic- ture of Kennedy ' s Irishman next to it! During the Silver Anniversary year there was something for everyone. Drama appealed to the thespian in us, while choir rode a wave of success all the way to Hawaii. Kennedy ' s new tra- dition, Senior week was a blast, as was the band ' s half time show. Drill team and dance got together and presented another successful Spring Show. Var- sity cheer and song qualified for the national cheer competition in Dallas, Texas, where they went on to place tenth. Colorguard had an awesome court season, with their winning rou- tine, while J.V. cheer, the Fighting Irishman and his colleen, and fresh- man sophomore cheer all raised Irish spirit to a new high at our pep as- semblies. Because it was the 25th anniversary of Kennedy High School, it often seemed there was no end to the ac- tivities on and off campus. All these activities were just one way for the students to say, Hey, J.F.K! Happy 25th Birthday! V lO? ?etV6 136 Activities $; ' :- ' ■ ' One $ £ ? c et e aS ' oaW? 5 ' J ' Kids ' Kavort at Karnival 138 Choir goes to Paradise 140 Hitting the Right Note 142 Choir Shows Please All 144 Drill Team Steps Out 146 Flags Win First Place 148 Band Marches to Victory 150 Dallas, Here We Come! 152 A.S.B. Reaches Silver Goal 154 An All New Look 156 Irish Sports Shine 158 Ah, What a Year! 160 Lights, Camera, Action 162 Looks Can Be Deceiving 164 Academics Create Tension 166 Computers Enhance Creativity 168 Hands-on Experiences 170 Regiment Attends Fiesta Bowl 172 Symbols of Silver Spirit 174 Cheer Earns M.S.S 176 Parades Show Irish Pride 178 Racing Against Drugs 180 Cupid Strikes Again! 182 ▲ Dressed from the 60s. Brad Taylor, (ason Pasol, Steve Nauck and Anthony Loy rehearse their act before the choir show. Activities 1 O ' Kids ' Kavort at Karnival The Irish spared no expense in celebrating Saint Patrick ' s Day on their Silver Anniversary. The very first Ken- nedy Karnival held something for one and all. From pizza and hot dogs to cotton candy and snow cones, even the most critical of palates could be pleased. Various booths were constructed to raise money for campus organizations. Among them could be found a kissing booth, a dunk tank, and even a jail! Talented students entertained the crowd during the festivities. Sean McK- inney, riding his Haro-Master bicycle, performed bike stunts; and the Kennedy Jazz Band played tunes for everybody. The moment of reckoning, however, came when Mrs. Swindell, razor in hand, approached the stage and shaved off Dr. Stephen- son ' s hair, much to the de- light of the crowd. Yes, Ken- nedy ' s first Karnival was a fitting tribute to our 25 th year celebration. A 2. surviving yer another onslaught of baseballs, Mr Carter holds up two victory signs to the crowd. A A 1 Busily at work. Kevin Kaneshiro and Mike Solorza of the Shamrock staff make sure no one goes hungry at the Karnival . A 3. Eating frcwen yogurt. Kim Choi and Susan Kang enjoy the after-school activities at the Karnival loo Karnival I %L r- 4 A The Three Stooges, ' Grace Gennino, Chris Greelund, and June Chung give the Karmval two thumbs up tor fun. M Arrested tor numerous counts of overen|uyment, Shawn Paffenroth, Vince Church, and Trevor Waiters, spend time in the Colleen Jail 4 Karnival . loU V A Riding the wild surf, Lisa Astle, Michelle Vasquez, J. J. Velasquez, Ylani Ballares, Bobbi Lin, Christine Ballares, and Una Chae catch a wave in Hawaii . ► After catchin ' some tays, Kennedy Singers hang loose waiting for the buses at Hanauma Bay. 140 Choir Hawaii Trip -i Choir Goes to Paradise It was Saint Patrick ' s day and the Kennedy High School choir members were packed and ready to fly to the island of Oahu. The 59 members and 13 chapcroncs boarded a Continental Air Lines jet and arrived at the Waikiki Gateway Hotel. The choir group per- formed at high schools, a university, and a few shopping malls. During one of their performances, many students at Kahuku High School expressed their opinions about the show by making signs that said 10 and Come again! The choir group visited Pearl Harbor, the historical Punch Bowl, and the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. On their free time the gang went swimming at the beautiful beaches, ate delicious foods and took walks along the streets just admiring the sights or Wai- kiki. The Hawaii trip was definitely a highlight this year for the Silver Anniversary Irish choir. AA The Cong show — Southern California Style! ( hoir performs ai Pearl Ridge Mall A- Serenading (he crowd, Anthony Loy dm.s local girls crazy with his version of Rom A Like Siamese (wins |oincd at the head, Frin Kline and Kern Nnrlin take (he hus to anolhef performance Choir Hawaii Trip 141 ► The most talented singers in Kennedy High School, were in show choir. Show Choir. Front row (L-R): L. Astle, Y. Balleres, R. Astle, D. Deland, C. Yoshioka, D. Wissink, J. Bloomer, M. Anson; Second row: L Chough, L. Gri- maldi, E. Santos, M. Daniels J. Taylor, A. Armijo, M. Melo; Back row: P. Grover, J. Bowen, T. Koshi, T. Hilts, M. Vasquez, C. Ballares, K. Dick, K. Dann, S. Dann. ▼ Show Choir II, Front Row (L-R): J. Loven, E. Pido; Second Row: L. Goldberg, S. Noble, C. Tremmel, B. Taylor, G. Brown, J. Dark, J. Randolph, T. Guth|ahr, E. Kline; Back Row: B.Greeley, R. Holihan, N. Mendoza, R. Men- doza, A. Loy, C. Traub, M. Doe, R. Gesell, J. Joseph, J. Pasol, R. Aguirre. 142 ch oir Hitting the Right Note L Sitting on the rocks at Heritage Park, the iris ' ensemble consisted of beautiful sopranos , nd altos. Girl ' s Ensemble. Front row (L-R): . Barnes, L. Versteeg, S. Reed, O. Phillips; ■econd row: K. Robinson, A. Aguirre, M. lidenour, M. Aguirre, M. Doe, L. Prichard, P. ' ' Vmendola, J. Paik, N. McCullough, A. Vin- ent, S Darin, Back row: V. Vance, M. Rivera, .. Williams, K. Salber, R. Kaizoji, S. Scott, T. icott, M. Ng, M. Saquin, S. Falkner, E. Kline. Future Grammy winners ar e made not in night clubs, but in one of Kennedy ' s spectacular choir shows. The combination of Show Choir 1, Show Choir 2, Girls ' Ensemble, and Concert Choir produced four box office smashes: Almost Christmas- time, Puttin It Together, Songs of the Silver Screen, and a pops concert, all per- formed at Western High School and Cypress College. We don ' t use music usually associated with choirs, Mr. Hoshi, choir direc- tor, stated. Their range of songs was from traditional Christmas carols to modern hits like Locomotion. Broadway hits, like Les Miserables and Cats, were used as sources from which songs were taken to produce their second show, Puttin ' It Togeth- er. The money accumulated from these shows went to their choreographer, hired professional musicians, and the special music arrangements of the more current songs. This year ' s choir hit all the right notes. Hi It V . V Choir 143 A The largest group of singers, concert choir presented four spectacular shows. Concert Choir. Front row (L-R): A. Shimono, Deanne Iway, N. Mirliss, K. Lang, A. Armijo, R. Stevenson, A. Escobar, E. Pai, J. Shin, A. Fernandez, C. Barnes, A. Fernandez, C. Pham, Second row: A. Jin, S. Southfield, M. Garcia, A. Alcala, R. Mendoza, S. Lee, D. Jung, R. Taga,.Y. Mat- suda, S. Yoshimura, K. Auman, K. Johnson, T. Lane, M. Thomas, B. Miller, S. Gawlik, Choir Director Mr. Hoshi; Third row: Y. Shin, L. O ' Keefe, D. Rifkin, B. Mercer, tC. Johnson, Y. Tuphan, T. Kang, E. Chough, L Kosaka? K. Lemberger, Y, Kim, S. ElwoocJ, J. Evans, U. Chae, K. Na; Fourth row: M. Melo, f. Pien- ing, A. Gay, S. Horwood, L. Daum, J. Phipps, K Wong, S Lee, K. Chen, M. Burger, T. McDonald, A Mehta, K. Barnsdale, R. Kim; Fifth. row: D. Lossner, J. Velasquez, L. Astle, A. Aguirre, K. Frank, K. Dick, R. Gragnano, Debbie Iway, L. Holmer, T. Delmotte, S. ' Law- rence, M. Weis, B. Lin, T. Schwinge; Back row: J Brogdan, E Ebell, H. Park, M. Edition, M. Daniels, R. Aguirre, S. Bloomer, K. Norlin, J, Stewart, J. Huang, J. Bowen, R. Versteeg, K Tsen, J. Malone. A A musical Maestro, Mr. Hosh for another spectacular choir 1 prepare show. - 144 ch oir ir Shows Please All Nerves shaking. Excited anticipation. The introduction begins. Suddenly 200 voices rise up and fill the hall with the beautiful sound of song. They are the voices of Kennedy ' s Silver Anniversary choir. Unlike many other local school choirs, which had only two or three dif- ferent classes, our choir was composed of four separate classes. Mr. Hoshi, choir director, thought that the different styles of music gave Ken- nedy an upper hand in competi- tion. The choir presented several outstanding performances. Every- one who went to the Christmas show left with a more joyful spirit. The choir shows were uniquely created by professional musicians, dancers, and set builders. One choir show cost as much as $3,000, not including the cost of the outfits. The choir raised the necessary money itself. Because this year was Kenne- dy ' s Silver Anniversary, Mr. Hoshi took the choir to Hawaii. What a great way to top off a great year! -4AA Spreading Chriscams cheer, Yoon Shin (left), Kent Tsen, Kyu Na, Richard Kim, and Jerry Huang sing seasonal sungs at the Christmas choir show. ▲ Surrounded by joyous celebrants, Mn and Mrs. Santa Claus pose with members of Ken- nedy ' s choir. MM Won ' t you guide my sleigh tonightr ' Paul Grover, as Rudolph, sings his version ot the song about the famous red-nosed reindeer ■ A Christmas soloist, Krista Darin express- es the Yuletide spirit. Choir 145 A During summer camp, members of the drill team take time out to clown around and just have fun. 146 Drill T earn Drill Team Steps Out Quick, precise movements and per- fectly timed and coordinated routines are the trademarks of a good high school drill team. In our Silver Anniver- say year, Kennedy ' s Colleen Drill Team performed well and gave several stellar performances. They walked away with both the Sweepstakes and Drill Team Specialty Awards at the Silverado Days Parade. In addition, they placed second at the prestigious Mt. Carmel Field Tournament. The first four months of the year saw the Col- leen Drill Team march in several other parades and H f ie kl shows. During the next five months they ap- peared in many court shows and the Spring Show. Of course, all these achievements did not drop out of the sky. Under the leadership of team captain Kerri Campbell and presi- dent Tracy Takasago the team practiced every day from 6:45 in the morning until first period ended. During the summer the team also practiced for four hours a day. All this hard work created an extra strong bond and friend- ships that will last for many years to come. Asked about the drill team, Kerri Campbell re- plied, Drill team takes a lot of dedication, disci- pline, and diligence. ' ' That is why our drill team is always on top. ▲ ▲ Competing in the Silverado Days Parade, the drill team went on to take first place and specialty award. ► Concentrating on the new moves, Nichole Keene and Stephanie Miner go over a tew things before joining the band. ▲ Colleen Drill Team. Front row (L-R): K Aziz, R. Negrete, S. Jack- son, D. Johnson, K. Harbison, K. Bard; Second row: S. Miner, L. Maione, K Barnow, C. Dockin, S. Reed, Y. Abanto; Third row: J. Barnes, A. Wright, K. Campbell, S. Denny, M. Mead; Fourth row: E. Wilson, T. Takasago, M. Guyette, A. Vincent, N. McCullough, J. Hamabota, Back row: M. Grossman, M. Ridenour, N. Keene ' L Burtch, S, Falkner, P. Shah Drill Team 147 Flags Win First Plac Flap! Flap, flap! The sound of the flags from Kennedy ' s colorguard de- manded the attention of the crowds at the football games. Well planned rou- tines, performed by poised girls in bright green and gold uniforms, highlighted the halftime ceremonies. However, the col- orguard did much more than perform routines at football games. Even though almost half of the guard were new members, this has been the most successful year the guard has had since I entered, stated Colorguard Captain Wyndie Mohn reviewing the colorguard ' s marching season. Besides performing at pep assemblies and football games, the colorguard com- peted in field show and parade tournaments with the band and drill team, taking awards they had never won before. They placed third in the West Arcadia Band Review, defeating over 35 other units. They placed second in the Los Altos Field Tour- nament, the highest they had ever placed in that competition. Best of all, in the Tournament of Champions, the guard per- formed like never before, taking first place. The colorguard started prac- ticing and developing routines in late June and worked all sum- mer. Instructors Lori Watts and Eileen Andrioli showed the guard what they needed to do. Colorguard Captain Wyndie Mohn and Flag Sergeant Car- oline Idema made sure every- thing was done right. Strong leadership and talent made this guard the best that Kennedy had ever produced, and a perfect complement to our Silver An- niversary celebration. ▲ ▲ Proud to be Irish, the colorguard carries the banner down La PaJma Avenue in the Silverado Days Parade. A Keeping their attention on the show, Priya Singh and Doreen Eli rehearse during a morn- ing practice. ► Tired and cold, Flag Sergeant Caroline Idema warms up before practicing with the rest of the guard during zero period. 14b Colorguard • Serious and formal, Priya Singh pei_ forms at a home football game. Colorguard. Front row (L-R): S. Kim, T. nz, R Gardner, C. Idema, W. Mohn, D. Eli, C. Cenk; Middle row: M. Hofer, S. Ben- son, J. Lubin, P. Singh, M. Aguilar; Back row: T. Ridley, K Hilliard, K. Maze, C. Pel- lin, T. Fuqua, A Vizacarrando. Colorguard 14c7 and Marches to Victory Maybe you were walking to school in the morning and saw 60 people march- ing out on the football field. You won- dered, What possesses people to wake up at 5:30 in the morning and have their weekends booked for three months just to blow a horn or beat a drum? The answer is simple: These students love to perform and compete. This year Zig Kanstul, the band di- rector, decided to stay with winning mu- sic when designing the field show, West Side Story, Part III. The show opened with th e fast-paced Rumble, followed by Officer Krupke, featuring the drill team. The drum line was featured in America, and the show closed with Somewhere, featuring the dance team of Jason Denny and Wyndie Mohn. The band played Under the Double Eagle for the parades they competed in. Drum major Doug Ridley and Assistant Drum Major Troy Hinrichs led the band through every competition. Joni Evans was this year ' s solo majorette. The band performed at every home game and represented Ken- nedy at several competitions. The regiment competed in the Silverado Days Parade, the Mt. Carmel Pa- rade and Field Tournament, the Los Altos Field Tournament, the West Arcadia Band Review, the Savanna Field Tournament, the Tournament of Champions, and Palmdale Tournament, as well as hosting the International Days Parade. Awards were won by the regiment in every com- petition. This year was very competitive for the band, to say the least. The band would like to thank Mr. Kanstul and the in- structors for giving them a standard to measure themselves by. the ▲ A The trumpet quartet of Seth Gambet- ty, Kevin Herring, Troy Hinrichs and Richard Davis, a common sight at football games, play our national anthem. A Practicing on the football field, Ben Lee, Chris Gay and Steve Lee conentrate on the opening of the field show. ► After marching through the |udging area. Drum Major Doug Ridley leads the band through the rest of the parade route. 150 Band ▼ Under the lights, Kennedy ' s entire regiment performs at Handel Stadium TTT ' V i t l t V s ▲ Completing Rumble, ' ' the regiment pre- pares to perform Officer Krupke, taken from the musical West Side Story. ■ Shamrock Regiment (Only band members are named.). Front Row (L-R): J. Evans, D Ridley; Second Row: M. Lutz, T. Basset, R. Huang, K. Holcombe, B. Oates, W. Lin, J. Furst, B. Lee, Third Row: J. Pietranowicz, L. Ruiz, C. Gay, T. Lenning, L. Edmiston, E. Huang, J. Rumbold, R Crane, L. Provenzano, J. Orozco, J. Chung, C. Bruns; Fourth Row: D. Cheung, A. Ames, C. Erikson, C. Chambers, H. Reed, T. Warner, D. Yoon, D. Choi, M. An, J. Hofer, E. Lutz, L. Dowd; Fifth Row: T. Lietzow, J. Hatch, S. Hackett, C Bushard, J. Rickard, R. Guthrie, G. Ruiz, R. Harding, E. Curtis, H. Oeck, J. Smith, A. Gillhouse; Back Row: S. Gambetty, S. Lee, D. Woolf, S. Er- ikson, E. Lietzow, T. Jones, K. Herring, R. Davis, M. Lietzow, M. Bernard, N. Crockrom, T. Hinrichs. Band 151 A More spirit ed than ever, the varsity cheer, song, and yell leaders perform at one of the pep assemblies. ► Kennedy ' s proud gang poses with style. Front row (L-R): John Bowen, Jeff Taylor, David Chen, Jim Malone, April Shimono, Jenni Li, Lisa Haxton, Shelly Gutierrez, Mitzi U|iie, Elsa Teramoto, Lisa Astle, Natalie Mirliss, Kim Smissen, Treena Palmer, Bobbi Lin, Lam Gri- maldi, Josie Hunsaker, Brenda Mercer; Back row: Julie Herman, Debbie Wissink, Jena Metzger, Kendra Collie, Patty Borem, Michelle Vasquez. 15 Varsity Cheer Dallas, Here We Come! Make it great. It ' s gotta be first rate! This year ' s varsity cheer squad was just that. For the first time in Ken- nedy ' s history, they qualified for the National Cheerleaders Association Championships held in Dallas, Texas, on December 28. They won the first place trophy at the regional contest at Irvine High School to qualify. Asked about the Nationals, Head Cheerleader Lisa Haxton replied, Well, with all the excitement of competing in Dallas, I have seen everyone on the compe- titon squad working hard for a goal we all want to attain. Our squad has really come together as a team. Mrs. Ehrich, cheer adviser, was ex- tremely proud of the team: The girls are tremendous, hardworking, and dedicated. I enjoy the relationships that have formed. There was no doubt they achieved their goals. I hope our success this year will inspire the squad of next year to do as well or bet- ter than we have, said Jim Malone. •4 A ▲ Waiting for someone? ' ' Jena Metzger and Jenni Li clown around at cheer camp. A Buds forever, Lani Grimaldi and Lisa Astle hug each other affectionately. ▲ Sitting tall and proud, head songleader Mitzi Ujiie, head yell leader Jeff Taylor, an d head cheerleader Lisa Haxton pose for a formal picture. Varsity Cheer 153 ASB Reaches Silver Goal ■ How should a student council cel- ebrate a Silver Annivetsary year ' A tough question, but this year ' s council set itself three silver goals to answer it. First, they wanted to involve the underclass officers more. Second, they wanted to improve overall school spirit. Last, they wanted to create new and exciting activities for the student body. Some of the new events were the first annual Valentine ' s Spectacular, complete with its own activities, during basketball season. Also, a Sadie Hawkins Dance was held in the spring so the girls could ask their favorite guy. But probably the biggest event was the St. Patrick ' s Day Carnival. Clubs, organizations, and the community came together for games, entertainment, and fun — in fact, everything but carnival rides. Ryan Ito, A.S.B. president, summarized his feelings: This year ' s council is the most ' together ' group. Some- times I felt like I was almost the father of a very special family. ▲ A Dressed for show, the student council ex- hibits its Halloween spirit. ▲ Paying their debt to society. Paul Grover and Phil Thurman pick up trash on a sunny Sep- tember morning. A Balancing a volleyball, Greg Hansel! shows 1 off at the leadership conference. ► What, ma worry? Ryan Ito shows his tra- ditional bald nead as A.S.B. president. 104 Student Count: N A Smiling with true holiday spirit, the entire student council poses for its annual Chnstams card photograph. Front row (L-R): K Mann — Grounds, R. Ito — A.S.B. pres.; Second row: R. De La Torre, Lisa Haxton — Cheer rep., S. Walker — IOC. pres., P. Cepeda — Publicity, J. Velasquez, L. Matsuda — CASC rep., Y. Tuphan, R. Gragnano, P. Thurman — Rep.; Third row: R. Maib — Adviser, A. Schmidt, L. OKeefe — Social, J. Li — PTSA rep., K. Norlin, I. Anderson — Activities, D. Bradshaw, T. Hsiung, M. Ng., A. Roh, R. Woodward, Back row: J. Williams — His- torian, P. Grover — A.S.B. treas., M. Haxton, B. Callaway, J. Chung, T. Deep, G. Hansell — A.S.B. Vice pres; Missing: T. Hilts — A.S.B. sec, M. Ujiie — Song rep., C. Lia — SAB rep., D Tipton, K. Lemberger, S. Usery, A. Matic, B. Taylor. ' V I Close friends and co-workers, student council )oses informally at U.C. Santa Barbara. Student Council lb J A Producing Kennedy ' s Silver Anniversa yearbook, the Eternal Flame staff worked hard. Front row (L-R): J. Dunton, R. Ito, J. Chung T. Hiqrichs, H. Luong; Second row: L. Mat suda, K. Norlin, D. Lundby, J. Ting, P. SinghJ L. Lee, S. Kang; Standing: R. Mukaida, D Chao, L. Chough, K. Tsen, K. Wong, S. Cho Mr. Peterman, S. Tanner, B. Freiling, D. Na- varre, G. Genuino, K. Chang, C. Greenlund. ► The second place winner in the Red Ribbon Week Trash Can Contest, the yearbook entry warns against drugs. 156 Yearbook An All New Look This year ' s yearbook will be rhe best ever. Guaranteed! These words were spoken by Mr. Peterman, year- book adviser. The staff worked extra hard under the leadership of co-editors Jewel Ting and Priya Singh to make this yearbook the best ever. In order to achieve this goal, members of the year- book staff spent many hours during weekends and vacations to work on the yearbook. Despite the extra long hours the staff put in, the staff had fun while they worked on their designs, and they enjoyed each other ' s company. This year, the Eternal Flame decided it was time to change the format of past year- books. The staff suffered through a three-week mini-course learning all about designing a yearbook. They at- tended a special seminar at El Monte HS, where the staff had a chance to meet with other yearbook staffs and ex- change ideas. Another major change for the Eternal Flame was the organization of the staff. Not only was the staff much better organized, the entire staff worked as a close family. This team- work enabled the staff to meet every single deadline on time. This limited 25 th Silver Anniversary edition of the Eternal Flame contains the pride and joy of the staff. AA In a less formal mood, the yearbook staff poses in front of the library. A Carefully cropping a photograph, Troy A Ready to |oin in. Jewel Ting watches Hinrichs puts the finishing touches on the yearbook staff members dose the door on band lay-out. another deadline. Yearbook lb 158 Sports Highlights ▲ A Poised for combat, the Fighting Irish de- fensive line prepares to stop Pacifica ' s offense in the crucial game for the league championship. ▲ Attempting to steal the ball, Ray Iriarte sneaks up on an unwary Pacifican player. ► Over the outstretched arms of an opponent, Shawn Miyasaki hurls the ball on ottense. Irish Sports Shine Bright Irish green and gold crowded into the bleachers and stands. Excited Irish fans, screaming and cheering for their Fighting Irish teams, packed them- selves together like sardines. They all came to witness the resurgence of Ken- nedy sports in our Silver Anniversary year. It all started with the fall sports. The varsity football team placed second in the Garden Grove League and qualified for the C.I.F. play-offs for the first time in eight years. The varsity girls ' tennis team, aided by undefeated superstar Marril Matsumoto, took top honors in the league. As if these teams had not done well enough, the varsity girls ' volleyball team and the var- sity cross-country team both placed well in the league. Al- so, the varsity water polo team members were league champions. The fall sports certainly did their part to make Kennedy ' s 25th year an exciting one. All five fall sports qualified for post-season C.I.F. competi- tion! AA Under the green and gold arch, the Fighting Irish are introduced to the crowd at a home game. ■ Showing her championship style, Marni Matsumoto, undefeated in league compe- tition, returns a serve. A Neck in neck, Angelica Florian races a Los Amigos defender for the ball. Sports Highlights lOcJ Ah, What a Year! • Focus, focus, focus! According to Mr. Napierala, drama director, these are the three most important ingredients in putting on a successful production. Now in its sixth year, the Blarney Stone The- atre continued to maintain its highly acclaimed reputation. In his first year at Kennedy, director Mr. Napierala chose Ah, Wilderness! for the first drama pro- duction. It was a play full of laughter, tears, and love. The play was about the Miller family at the turn of the century and the relationships be- tween various family members. Being involved in drama was quite a learning experience for the entire cast. They learned self- discipline and how to feel com- fortable in front of an audience. Asked why she was involved in theatre, senior Adrienne Olah said, It ' s because of the fam- ily. After weeks of what seemed like endless rehearsals every day after school, the cast members became very close. This friendhsip lasted far beyond the closing night of the play. A After failing tu stay up late, Tummy (Brian Till) .gives mother (Adrienne Olah) a kiss good night in Ah, Wil- derness! ► Richard (Charles Riportella) rcalies the depth of his love for his girlfriend when he refuses Belle ' s (Niki Amendo- la) provocative offer. 160 Drama « A A Expressing his fear of rugs, Loyd Henderson urges Tom Capps to let h,r ■4 Grinning maliciously, Troy Hoffman portrays Mr. McCumber A This warm but wild cast of Ah. Wildrness! shows off its charm. Drama 161  P • ■-•■ ▲ Freshman slave Brian Till shows his femininity ■ , .•►  4 162. Dr; rama -•;■ Lights, Camera, Action! Ladies and gentleman. For your en- joyment, we now present — the Ken- nedy High School Drama Club. Led by first-year drama teachet Mr. Napierala, tlie club was a zany mixture of wild, wacky students. They helped the com- munity by having a haunted house at Central Park during Halloween. They had several fund raisers: a car wash, a Baskin Robbins Night, and a slave auc- tion. Mark Melo was the most expensive slave; he was sold for $75! In addition, the club sold funnel cakes and dramatic photographs at the Kennedy Karnival during Irish Week. Another new activity Wets a playwright competition. To pub- lish these and other activities, the Drama (Tib created the B.S.T. Script, their own newsletter. They also experienced the thrill ot seeing a taping of a live T.V. show. Mr. Napierala felt that the Dra- ma Club members were very hardwork- ing, giving, and an unselfish group of people. They were dedicated workers and 1 enjoyed working with them. ■ New ro the Irish Staff, Mr. Napierala helper .! make this year ' s Drama ( luh the best ever! who paid S7S tor Mark Melo? ▲ ▲ Witty, wacky, and wonderful, tht Drama ( luh was a huge part of the Silver Anniversary year. Front Row (L- R): P Amendola, T May, D Luttropp, I., Kung, S Mc- C ullough, C Tremmcl, P. Mclntire. Second Row: S Suzuki, B Till, Debbie Iway, D Willis, K Johnson, S Miner, Deanna Iway, M Daniels, T Hoffman, J Dellau- oppa; Third Row: 1. Henderson, M Melo, S Gallegos, Fourth Row: M Bernard, C Falkenberry, W Mhun, K Martin. L Astle. B Lin, L Haxton, P Shah, H. Reed. Fifth Row: M Saravia, T Capps, P Thurman, J Malunc, D Rubillard, Mr Napierala A In eharge and in eunlrul. these Wert tht officers of the Drama Club Front Row (L-R): Stephanie Miner — Pub- lit Relations, Lisa Haxtun — See , Deanna Iway — Pub- lic ity, Mr Napierala — advisor. Back Row: Turn Capps — vice pres , Loyd Henderson — pres , Phil Thurman — Pep Spirit Not pictured: Adnenne Olah — Trcas « s r _ Drama 163 Looks Can be Deceiving Struttin their stuff, the 1988-89 Per- forming Dance Team embarked on many new endeavors. Led by president Kathy Auman, senior leaders Brenda Mercer and Brooke Woolner, and junior leader Natalie Mirliss, the team entered competitions such as the U.S.A. Na- tionals and Miss Drill Team U.S.A. They also added a Christmas show along with the annual Spring Show performed in May. This was the first year that the team was in competition, and it proved to be a very rewarding experience for the girls. Brenda Mercer said, The com- petitions taught us all responsibility, uni- ty and to just have fun. AA Practicing her split-leaps ' during across-the- floor warmups, Natalie Mirlis shows off the energy that made her a true performer. A The clance leaders are Kathy Auman, Brenda Mercer, and Natalie Mirliss. A Warming up, Brenda Mercer exhibits ex- cellent dance technique doin g the plie releve exercise. 1 64 Dance ▲ Under Danelle TilTs leadership, this year ' s dance team emerged graceful winners. Dance Team; Front row (L-R): K. Baker, B. Wool- ner, B Mercer, N. Mirliss, K. Auman. Second row: W. Reyna, D. Burger, P. Marshall, T. Hamilton, R. Negrete, M. Sugajski, K. Camp- bell, Back row: R. Aviram, S. Hunt, S. Hus- key, S. Denny, C. Docken. - - « S r ■ Y • b Dam v 165 v- Academics Create Tension j Who would know that an aneroid barometer is an altimeter? The Kiwanis Bowl team would. The Kiwanis Bowl, an annual academic contest involving over 40 schools, has been sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Anaheim since 1965 and is modeled after a popular game show on TV in the 1960 ' s, the G.E. College Bowl. Kennedy had a team entered briefly in the 1960 ' s, but dropped out until 1986- 87. In their first year back, the team advanced to the quarterfinals, and last year they defeated Buena Park to advance to the semifi- nals. Tension, tension, and more tension! That ' s what one could feel in room 12 during practice sessions of the academic decathlon. Under Mrs. Giotta, eight outstanding students rep- resented Kennedy against more than 20 schools from Orange County. The team competed on Saturday, November 19, 1988, at Sunny Hills High School. There were 10 separate ac- ademic categories in all, ranging from math and science to literature and the fine arts. Yoon Shin earned fifth place in both math and science. Will this prove to be the resurgence of a strong academic decathlon team at Kennedy? 1 it KzwsDy Ui scut lbu Academic Decathlon Kiwanis Bowl A A Jokingly, Mr. Peterman plots the possible outcome when Kennedy competes against Western H.S. competition. A Uruguay ' s capital is Montevideo, says Yong Joo during a practice session for Kiwanis Bowl Competition. A Trying to beat each other to the buzzer, Troy Hoffman and Sunok Kim reach for the but- ton simultaneously. A Instant recall of academic trivia was necessary for the Kiwanis Bowl Team. Front row (L-R): M. J. Giotta, J. MaJone, M Yu, C. Lia, B. Wang; Back row: M. Nivinskus, A. Berry, Y. Shin, A Im M Kennedy Kiwanis Bowl Team for the past year was made up of some of the best students on campus. Front row (L-R): S. Ritter, S. Kim, T. Hinz, K. Holcombe, Y. Joo; Back row: R. Keller, D. Huse, J. Hwang, Mr. Peterman, T. Hoffman, T. Pham. Absent: M. Choi, M. Solorza, T. Do, A. Lee, R. Keith. I V • • - Academic Decathlon Kiwajiis Bdwl ID t ' - A Putting together a clothes drive dur- ing Thanksgiving was indicative of the staff ' s willingness to work hard for a good cause. Sonia Son, Ling Kung, Eric LaPack, Rita Huang, and Troy Hoff- man work hard. ► Responsible ' for each section of the newspaper, the page editors worked together to produce a quality product. First Semester Page Editors. Front row (L-R):Deanne Bertz, Ling Kung, Troy Hoffman; Back row: Lara Cummins, Christie Chambers, Tricia Benavente. 1  16 Newspaper Computer Enhances Creativity ▲ Learning proper journal- istic editing techniques, the newspaper staff takes a test on proofreader ' s marks. ■ Putting out such a quality newspaper took hours of work and enormous deter- mination along with excel- lent leadership. Editor-in- Chief Soojin Kang and Mr. Morris relax after a hectic deadline. The Shamrock went through many changes during the last four years. The greatest changes, however, occurred during this past year, thanks to newly appointed journalism adviser Mr. Morris. This year all writing, editing, and type- setting were done on Macintosh computers. Page layout was accomplished with a desktop publishing program called Ready, Set, Go! Macintosh computers stretched the staffs creative freedom to outrageous lengths. In one year the Shamrock grew from a measly four-page paper to a six- teen-page paper. The Shamrock inno- vated high school journalism through ex- perimental layout design, graphics, and a strong commitment to thorough reporting. We also became the first and only news- paper in the district to have a journalism booster club. The rewards of having been a news- paper class, for me, are priceless and too numerous to name individually. But the tangible remnants of the happiness I ' ve experienced in this class will forever remain in printed legacy for future generations to know we were 1989. — Soojin Kang ■ A Leading the way to a new look for the Shamrock, the Shamrock staff could be proud of its achievements; Front row (L-R): L Cum- mins, C. Chambers, S. Kanda, R. Huang, L. Kung; Second row: E. LaPack, J. Haskell, B Sisemore, S. Kang, S. Son, C. Han, K. John- son, D. Choi, D. Johnson, K Mutra-is, T. Whitley, Adviser Mr. Morns, Back row: T. Hoffman, S. Eriksen, D. Bretz, T. Benavcnte, S. Nauck; Not pictured: J Dark, M. Solor a, A. Gipson, M. Cohan. Newspaper 169 Hands-On Experiences Taking a close-up view of our federal gov- ernment, eight Kennedy students visited Washington, D.C., from February 4 to Feb- ruary 1 1 with civics teacher Mr. McGuire. Jennifer Haskell, Jesper Johansson, Kerry Norlin, Lisa Smith, Stacie Tanner, Mike Solorza, Shelly Walker, and Brooke Woolner spent seven days in our nation ' s capital, learn- ing everything from what Congress does to how long it took to build the Washington Monument. During their stay they received lectures from important government figures, spent time in workshops applying what they had learned, took in all the tourist sights — they even ordered pizza as late as 10:00 P.M. Mr. McGuire summarized his feelings about the trip this way: The Kennedy students that went had a very educational experience as they viewed Washington, D.C., Close-Up. Guilty! screamed the prosecuting at- torney. Although not as dramatic as the TV show L.A. Law, the Mock Trial Team learned a lot about the law as they par- ticipated in a series of mock trials, competing against 45 other schools. At the first trial, in the Santa Ana Courthouse, Kennedy played the prosecution and found the defendant guilty; yet they lost the competition to Katella on total points. Next, as the defense, Kennedy defeated Fountain Valley by proving the cli- ent innocent. Even though our team lost its next trial to El Modena, sponsor Mr. McGuire thought they did quite well: The Mock Trial group was outstanding and came in fifth out of 46 schools. A Future law makers and enforcers, the mock trial team were tough and clever. Front Row (L-R): T. Dobbin, S. Choi, J. Johan- sson, M. Solorza, C. Lia; Back Row: M. Bretz, P. Warner, D. Ridley, M. Nivinskus, Mr. McGuire. ► The U.S. Capitol stands tall in the midst of Washington, D.C. ►► Junior Lisa Smith takes a break from her tour of Washington, D.C. 170 Wash. Trip Mock Trail A May The Eternal Flame of J.F. Kennedy burn forever so that we may not forget him. A r ■ J ,-- A Eight students went to visit the Lincoln Memonal along with many other sites in our nation ' s capital M Mr. Squirrel comes to welcome Stacie Tanner to Washington, DC. . Va f ,ish. Trip, Mi k Trial 171 ▲ The Irish are Number One! Holly Reed expresses her enthusiasm tor Notre Dame at the Fiesta Bowl. ► Talking with some members of Notre Dame ' s band, Doug Ridley blends in with their uniforms. 172 Band ' s Arizona Trip Regiment Attends Fiesta Bowl Not many people- realize chat Ken- nedy ' s Shamrock Regiment played a role in the national championship game be- tween Notre Dame and West Virginia. On December 30, 1988, the Shamrock Regiment boarded two jets — desti- nation: Phoenix. Why? They had been selected to be 1 of 20 bands to compete in the Sunkist Fiesta Bowl Parade on New Year ' s Eve day. This is the best tour I ' ve ever been on, said Director Zig Kanstul. The reg- iment placed third in the marching cap- tion, eighth in music, and ninth in gen- eral effects. I felt great that we ' d made it. For our size group, I thought endurance would be a problem, but no one dropped out. I ' m very proud of them. It was one tour that high- lighted this Silver Year. . ' •- AA Palm trees behind them, the Irish band marches proudly down a street in Phoenix, Ar- izona, prior to the Fiesta Bowl. A Proud of their creation, Tricia Hinz, Ka- ren Holcombe, Sunok Kim, and Jennifer Rickard huddle around Mr. Snowman during a side trip to the Grand Canyon. • Volunteering to stay at the hotel because of a limited number of tickets, Aaron Gill- house gnd Gilbert Ruiz play cards while watching the Fiesta Bowl game on a large- screen T.V. -: Band ' s Arizona Trip I O -. t A Mascots for our 25 th Silver Anniversary year, Patty Borem (left) and Michelle Vasquez added zest to the cheers of the cheerleaders. ► Smiling joyfully, Kennedy ' s very own Col- leen, Michelle Vasquez is excited about our football team ' s victory on its way to the C.I.F. play-offs. ► ► Looking on in amazement, Patty Borem, our Fighting Irishman mascot, lends her support during a pep assembly performance. 174 J.V. Cheer Mascot Symbols of Silver Spirit Enticing, enhancing, enlightening, exhilarating. All of these adjectives were used by the junior varsity cheerleaders to describe their experience. Like bursts of pure energy, these girls projected their vitality to the back of the stands. Adding to their list of accomplishments were competitions at Knott ' s Berry Farm, Silverado Days, and U.S.A. Cheer Camp. Receiving overall bests at cheer camp and placing fourth among ten teams in varsity division were among the honors they racked up this year. J.V. captain Lisa Spitzer and co-captain Jenny Lo pulled the squad through to come out with yet another exciting year. School mascots Patty Borem and Michelle Vasquez could al- ways be spotted cheering just as loudly as the cheerleaders. The combined forces of J.V. cheer and our mascots inspired our players to strive ever forward to victory. AA Posing with spirited smile ' s, the J.V cheer- f leaders added pep to our J.V. sports teams. Front row (L-R): Ari Chung, Kim Lang, Deanna Iway; Back row: Jenny Lo, Melissa Searle, Lisa Coble, Lisa Spit2er A Supporting our basketball team at home games is all pan of the job for best buds Lisa Spitzer, Melissa Searre, Ari Chufig, and Lisa Coble. , k Voted J.V he year, Lisa .wesome rout cheer captain at the beginning of Spitzer helped put together some ines for games and pep assemblies. ' |, V: Cheer Mascot 175 ■ ▲ A We ' ve got spirit! The sophomore cheerleaders proudly show off their ribbons for the spirit award at summer cheer camp. A Enthusiasm paid off for the sophomore cheerleaders Sophomore cheerleaders. Front row (L- R): Yuki Matsuda, Jennifer DeVito, Eunhee Paj, Lori Gard, Ronette Soto; Back row: Kelly Dick, Susan Kim, and Jennifer Rohrig. - 1 t) Sophomore Cheer • A Sophiynore cheer capatain Kelly Dick led hedkquad to a very successful year Cheer Earns M.S.S. It ' s a lot of work, but you get out what you put in. Freshman cheerleaders Lisa Daniels and Kelly Robinson ex- pressed this sentiment when interviewed for the Eternal Flame. Unique routines and exciting yells enabled the Frosh soph cheerleaders to become con- ductors of our electric spirit. As a group the squad compiled several honors. They placed fourth in the varsity division at Knott ' s Berry Farm. Also they earned a certificate for most spirited squad at summer cheer camp. Through candy sales and a car wash the Frosh soph cheerleaders dispalyed their unity. As Kelly Dick said, We ' re a squad that pulls together. i Clapping their hands in unison, Lisa Daniels, Nancy Clasen, Linber McKinney, and Stacie. Suzuki root on the freshman team uring a game at Santiago. A A It took spirit and enthusiam to cheer on Kennedy ' s freshman sports teams. Freshman cheerleaders. Front row (L-R): Debbie Iway, Amber McKinney, Nancy Clasen, Kelly Rob- inson, Lisa Daniels; Back row: Rosa Meneses, Raquel Mendoza, Stacie Suzuki. A Smiling enthusiastically, freshman cheer cap- tain Rosa Meneses poses before a game. ' , Freshman Cheer 177 i A Marching proudly in formation, the Shamrock Reg- iment upholds its reputation of excellence at Interna- tional Days in La Palma. ► Gluwing with pride, Kennedy ' s varsity cheer squad rides down the street during International Days. X O International Silverado Days Parades Show Irish Pride A melting pot of people of different nationalities gathered at two special events: International Days and Silverado Days. During International Days Cen- tral Park in La Palma became the fes- tive site of a carnival, followed by a pa- rade complete with bands, various organizations from the community — even Miss La Palma. The parade was hosted by Kennedy ' s own Shamrock Regiment. Another carnival highlighted Silver- ado Days at Peak Park in Buena Park. The Shamrock Regiment, along with the color guard and drill team, compet- ed at the parade. The band was awarded first place, and the spirit award. Drill team received the specialties award and sweepstakes. Color guard earned first place. Drum major Doug Ridley won second place, and ma- jorette and solo rwirler Joni Evans was honored wirh the first place trophy. AA Spirited as ever, (rush soph cheer peps up the crowd of spectators at Silverado Days. A- With .1 reassuring smile. Dr. Stephenson stops b) to lend his support to the drill ream at lntcrnanonal Days ▲ Assistant dtum major fur the day. Troy Hinnths warms up before the Silverado Days Parade Flags held srraighr, the Irish color guard marches pruudly down Walker Streer. International Silverado Days 1 id Racing Against Drugs Hugs, not Drugs! The Choice for Me — Drug free! Be Smart; Don ' t Start. Expressions like these were heard all week long from October 24 to October 28, a.k.a. Red Ribbon Week. Several different events highlighted the drug-free awareness week. There were lunchtime activities, a seminar about self-respect, and a Wear Red Day. Dra- ma won the trash can decorating con- test, thanks to a pair of straw-stuffed jeans sticking out of their trash can. A three-way tie between Mr. Olson, Mr. Yandell, and Ms. Clewett proved quite interesting in the first-period door decorating contest. The Speech Club submitted the winning entry for the Drive Alive radio spot. A display that really drove the point home was a car that had been totalled by its drugged driver. A balloon arch was stretched between Walker and Kennedy. Red, white, green, and yellow balloons proudly declared the two schools ' alliance in the war against drugs. On Friday stu- dents participated in a school-wide balloon launch. Hundreds of ballo ons clouded the sky over Kennedy, each balloon carrying a vow from the sender to live his life without drugs. What better way to top 6Tf a glorious week than with a glorious end? ▲A Wim,a critical eye, Kim Cho and Linda Liu take tirfce out from their busy schedules -to create Red Ribbon Week banners. A On Wear Red Day, Jamie Bushnel proudly displays her sweatshirt emblazoned with the Just Say No to Drugs motto. A Showing where they feel drugs really do belong, Mr. Yandell ' s first period class was one of the winners in the door decorating contest. 180 Red Ribbon Week ▲ Wrapped with a red ribbon, the Blarney stone in the Senior Circle was lovingly decorated to support Red Ribbon Week. iwiiiMimit ' W VB VS LOSAM TEN VS IOSAM OLOVS P C VFBVS GG AT GO XC VS SAMT VB VS GG TEH VS GG A Preparing for the Red Wagon Race, Jamie Bushmaier awaits the ride of his life. M An arch of balloons pined Kennedy jnd Walker in the state-wide war against drugs. Red Ribbon Week 181 Cupid Strikes Again! „ With his bow and arrow Cupid pierced the hearts of the Irish on Val- entine ' s Day. Romance was in the air, and the A.S.B. provoked the possibilities with many activities. In a special as- sembly they offered the student body their own version of The Dating Game. Mr. Nieto won the heart of the A.S.B. adviser from Western H.S., and the crowd cheered as he slid out to meet her on his knees! Tom Deep and April Shimono were crowned Mr. and Miss Valentine at halftime of the final home basketball game of the regular season. Other activities included the selling of heartwarming candygrams by the Plain Wrap Club and the Drill Team. AA Thrilled at winning a da re with student government adviser from Western High School. Mr. Nieto slides into action. A With a kiss, Mr. Peterman shows his disappointment at not winning a date with the student government adviser from Wesrern A Struck by Cupids arrow. Jeff Taylor with Lani Grimaldi and John Cline with Christina Pacheco were runners-up for Mr and Miss Valentine 182 Valentine Spectacular % ■ •■ A Mr. and Miss VaJentine, Tom Deep and April Shimono, pruudly stand together as the cutest couple on campus. ■ BaLhelors Steve Bush, Jed Pineda, and Pau! Grover try to charm their way into the heart of Vicki from West- em High School. I Valentine Spectacular lOO Kennedy clubs just about suited everybody ' s interests. Thanks to one new club and a large variety of previous clubs, more students got involved. There were clubs for scholars, thinkers, actors, businessmen and, for those who didn ' t fit, a club for anyone in between. Stu- dents wanted to join clubs to meet new people, to gain college credit, to learn, and to get a sense of accomplishment. Mem- bership fees ranged from one dollar to ten dollars and enroll- ments from 20 to 200. Altogeth- er, the various clubs clicked into place and accented the Silver Anniversary of Kennedy. eff Atiu 7 UCo 184 ciubs 4 A V m e Irish Clubs Promote Academic Excellence 186 Organization Proves to Be Key to Successful Clubs 188 New Kid on Block Gains Instant Success 190 Welcome to Our House 192 Student Volunteers Support Local Community 194 Business as Usual for Young Enterpreneurs 196 For Brains and Mouths, Actions Speak Louder than Words . . 198 ciubs 185 COMPUTER A.P. Irish Clubs Promote Academic Excellence ▼ Leaning restfully against the door frame, Ms. Abbott takes a break after a long, hard day. As Kennedy celebrated its 25th birthday, two new clubs were formed. One of them was the Ad- vanced Placement Club. Through much hard work and tremendous effort from the adviser, Miss Abbott, as well as the stu- dents, the club was offi- cially established on the Kennedy campus by the second semester. The club ' s objective was to assist students in prepar- ing for college and the advance placement ex- ams in May, through lec- tures, seminars, and field trips. One of their main goals was to raise funds to help lessen the finan- cial burden of the exams. Thanks to a donation from the PT5A, the club began with a treasury de- posit of $50. The A.P. club was an addition which highlighted our Sil- ver Anniversary celebra- tion. ▲ At the candy gram sale Janet Myung stuffs her face. ► With a beret and a bullhorn, Mr. Bertonl assists Helen Luong in calling a meeting of the Computer Club to order. ► The A.P. Club officers led the club s inaugural season. Officers are. (Hi): Kelley Inouye (Pres.), Kyu Ma (V. Pres), Jean Chen (Sec), Helen Shin (Treas.), and Linda Chough (Publicity). 186 Computer A.P. Clubs ► Presiding over the meeting, Helen Luong con- ducts the elections for A.P. Club officers, as Kelly Inouye looks on. ▲ Computer officers Melissa Wang and Yoon Shin discuss upcoming events and fundraisers with club members. ▲ Computer Club Of- ficers. (L-R): Helen Luong, Melissa Wang, Yoon Shin, Atul Kumar, Ravish Pat- wardhan, Bernie Wang. What club involved its members academically as well as socially? What club got to learn amazing facts about the exciting world of computer tech- nology? The Computer Club, of course. In its sixth year, with over 60 members, the club was again guided by Mr. Bertoni. Through fun- draisers the club pur- chased computer equip- ment and visited Cal Tech on a field trip. Dur- ing the Christmas season the club sold nearly 1500 candy-grams and raised over $600. Tor the first time the club ' s members offered free tutoring for all students on Monday and Wednesday morn- ings. Most students, how- ever, probably remem- bered the club ' s computer dating service, held in conjunction with Cypress H.S. ▲ Tilled with bits and bytes, the Computer Club add- ed some spice to our 25th year. Computer Club. Front row (L-R): K. Kitagawa, A. Lee, Y. Joo, J. Chen, M. Le, ft Luong, K. Cho, L. Liu, Second row: K. Tsen, J. Myung, E. Chough, K. Pham, Y. Shin, D. Chen, M. Liu, C. Lia, M. Wang; Third row: R. Pat- wardhan, B. Tsen, U. Bui, J. Huang, P. Kang, W. Yang, F. Yang, W. Huang, B. Luong, K. lnouye, H. Shin, B. Wang; Back row: A. Kim, J. Yeh, E. Barrientos, A. Chen, S. Jung, D. Chao, M. Chiang, R. Kim. ▲ It took brains, not brawn, to become a member of the newly-formed A. P. Club. A. P. Club. Front row (L- R): M. Edillon, A. Lee, H. Shin, K. lnouye, S. Yon, Y. Lee, H. Luong, N. Shah; Second row: M. Wang, B. Tsen, W. Yang, K. ha, H. Shukla, J. Huang, W. Tang, D. Luong, L. Chough, R. Kim Computer A. P. Clubs 187 ▲ Joined together to organize ideas for clubs, I.O.C. melded well as a unit. I.O.C. Fronf row (L-R): H. Luong, J. Ting, P. Singh, J. Taylor, L. Haxton, B. Mercer, R. Ito; Back row: Y. Shin, K. Darin, J. Anderson, A. lm, R. Davis, D. Bradshaw, L. Henderson, S. Kang, M. Haxton, M. Ujiie, A. Schmidt, T. Hitanulkulkit, J. Vacarella, J. ▲ Gaining momentum as the year progressed, Diati Club h d a great yelr. l«te8- ' 89 Diati Club. First row (l-R): S. Cho, S. Kang, K. ChoTL Liu, C. Ha ' n ; Second row: M. Bretz, C. Lia, J. Ting, J. rigo, Mk Wong; Third row: S. Choi, E. Kim, E. Barrientos, K. Chen; Fourth row: Y. Matsuda,-fD 4 Yama ioto, C. Lee, K. §itagawa. S. Jung, P. Kang, A. Chen, A. Kim; Fifth row: B Luong Sixth row: D. Chung, H. Shin, S. Yoshimura. E. Pai, D. Jung, D. Le, S. Chin; Seventh row: J. Lee, R. Kim, S: Kim; Eighth row: T. Pah. D. Chao, O. Da( pbhoy, J. Choi. 188 I.O ' C. Diali The Inter- Organizational Coun- cil started off this year with a bang by initiat- ing Club Rush. Club Rush played a major role in boosting mem- bership in all of our clubs. The main em- phasis of I.O.C. was placed on uniting the clubs through such ac- tivities as the annual I.O.C. Volleyball Tour- nament in February and International Days in the spring. One very special event that hap- pened this year was, carnival in March to celebrate our 25th an- niversary. Clubs were able to get involved through food and game booths. This helped add to the fun. A Presiding over I.O.C, Shelly Walker is responsi- ble for organizing all the clubs on campus. ► Pencil in hand, Kerry Mor- lin, senior class rep., coor- dinates activities among var- ious clubs and organizations at an I.O.C. meeting in the A.S.B. room P-8. ► feet up on her desk, Ms. Clewett, Diati Club adviser, smiles as she relaxes. I.O.C. DIATI Organization Proves to Be Key to Successful Clubs Three new clubs hit our campus this year: the Plainwrap Club, the Speech and De- bate Club, and the A.P. Club were extremely popular and added to the variety of clubs on o ur campus. Obvious- ly, this year was jam- packed with excite- ment and participa- tion. The word Diati, which means why, is also synonymous with a club on our campus. This club is an honors club, started by and under Ms. Clewett ' s di- rection, which has soared to higher pop- ularity. Despite getting off to a slow start, Diati Club accumulated over 100 members by the end of the year. The cost in joining this club was only $3. The main purpose of this club was to offer future college students an opportunity to visit dif- ferent college campus- es and to enable them to experience at least some aspects of col- lege life first hand. One of the colleges they visited his past year was U.C.I. Visiting various col- leges was the best part of being in Diati, said Susan Cho, vice- president. f r ▼ Relishing her role as adviser, Ms. Clewett prepares for a Diati Club meeting. ▼▼ Diati Club Officers. Front: Steve Choi (Pres.); Back (L-R): Marni Matsumoto (Treas.), Ms. Clewett, Susan Cho (V. Pres.), and Esther Kim (Sec). Gathering to discuss ideas, the I.O.C. Club meets in the A.S.B. portable prior to the first Valentine ' s Day Spectacular. I.O.C. Diati 189 PLAINWRAP New Kid on Block Gains Instant Success The new kid on the block, PJainwrap Club be- came a phenomenal suc- cess in only its first year. I just hoped it would be successful, but I never thought it would be this big of a success. It ' s snowballing! declared Ms. Clewett, Plainwrap Club adviser. Under her ▲ The credit for Plainwrap ' s colossal success Is due to the dedication of its advis- ers, Mr. Hoshi and Ms. Clewett. ► Showing the other mem- bers how to do It right, J. J. Velasquez and Mr. Hoshi dance away at the Plainwrap party. guidance they organized many beneficial activi- ties. The club donated Christmas trees to the community and raised money to paint the gym and pool area. They also held an Easter egg hunt where each egg held a prize for a handicapped or underprivileged child from Hope School. With a membership of 235 stu- dents, the club ' s popu- larity was evident. As the name indicates, Plain- wrap Club requires no specific QPA, grade level, or age. Anyone can join. More power to the Plain- wrap Club. ▲ Proudly waving their club t-shirts as another point is scored by Kennedy are Plainwrap members Paul Qrover and Ryan Ito. iy(J Plainwrap Club I f ▲ newly formed, Plainwrap C]i b wa the most popular club on campus with ove 200 members. . Setting the pace fcjr future Plainwrap officers are this, year s officers • President James Vacarella, Vice Pres- ident tukay flitanukulkit. Secretary Karen Wong, and Treasurer Kris Vucurevic. The class representatives in- cluded DyanUindby (Senior), Una Chae (Junior), Molly Gage (Sophomp ' re), and Julia Shir i( Freshman). At left are (L-R): Ms. Clewett, Tukay Hftanukulkit, James Vacarella, and Kris Vucurevit. , . • %. ■ I Plainv iv rap Club 1914 Superior Seniors, the class of 1989, led by class presi- ' dent Dana Bradshaw and adviser Mr. Hoshi, ended their f high school careers W ith a bang. They had raised so much money from previ- ous years that they had fun figuring out different ways of spending it. Dana stated, This year went pretty good. We had ar I6t of par- ticipation and the mbst spirit. Jammin ' Juniors, the class of 1990, led by class presi- dent J.J. Velasquez and adviser Mr. Hill, had a year full of fund raisers and ac- tivities. They spon- sored a Westerp Bar- becue during ' Irish Week, and icld a car wash. They worked tirelessly for the jun- ior senior prom. J.J. declared, The jun- iors were an awe- some bunch of kids. Our senior year is going to be the best. I want to get more spirit going, so our class can be more together and every- one can be involved in all the activities. S HOUSES Welcome to 1£2 Ho uses s Our House Sophisticated Sophomores, the class of 1991, led by class president Amy Schmidt and adviser Ms. Swindell, showed their matu- rity this year. They raised over $400 in a candy sale and about $300 with a carwash. Amy proudly proclaimed, ' Our class has a lot of spirit. We ' re all like a family. If we all get together, we are a really great class! ' ' Funky Freshmen, the class of 1992, led by class presi- dent Mark Haxton and adviser Ms. Tel- lez, showed that they weren ' t imma- ture anymore. They were young .adults who had a ' great first year«flfr ftenne-, dy. They Held a car wash, sold spirit towels, and had a Penguin ' s night. Mark remarked. We had lots of par- ticipation but some are too shy to come out to activities. If 1 more people get in- to the spirit o f things, we ' re gonna be a great class! ' ' V x Houses IcM Hey Club. Front row (HI): K. Cho, L. Liu, H. Luong, B. Tsen, S. Kang, J. Ting, C. Lia, P. Singh, Y. Joo, J.,Anderson; Second row: M. -Wang,«H. Shin, E. Choi, W. Yang; Third row: Y. Shin, J. Chen, K. Inofiye. M. Le, E. Pai, 8. Ybs,himur2, M. Liu,-D. Cheru Fourth row: R. Patwardhan, Q. Lee, S, Lee. M. Lin, S. Yamanishi, C. Crum, . Delano, F. Yang, f Chiang; Fifth row: L. Van Kekerix. S Chin, 61 Jung, H. ..Sato, K. Pham, J. Peavy, K. Chen, K. Wong, K Tsen; Sixth row: S. Chen, D. Chen, J. Clien, D. pagami, A. Lee, P. Kang, A. Chen? Sev- enth row:JB. Wang, R. Kim, T. Wang, J. Huang, E. Barrientos,,C. Lee. A Kirn, J. eh; Eighth row: K. Mirr, E ' . Chen, M. Chow, S. Jung, S. Hiromotof Ninth row: O. Dadabhoy, Tenth, row: R. Hara. R. Kita- gawa, Mr. K. Peterson. , % 1 4 Key. Club H ▲ Key Club Officers ' (L-R): Susan Cho, Jewel Ting, Kel- ly Inouye, Jean Chen. KEY CLUB Student Volunteers Support Local Community Santas, elves, Easter bunnies, Mallowen ghouls — Key Club members were all these. Key Club, a worldwide service organization whose members are ded- icated to community im- provement, participated in a broad variety of ser- vice work. Virtually any unanswered need was a potential target for Key Club commitment and dedication. With a membership of approximately 100 mem- bers, this year ' s Key Club was as enthusiastic as ever. Their main job was helping the La Falma Recreation Center. The center ' s annual carnival was filled with Key Club volunteers. Key Clubbers also had a chance to meet other clubs and help with the Kiwanis In- ternational float entered in the Rose Parade. Vis- iting convalescent homes was also a part of the Key Club spirit of ser- vice. President Jewel Ting summarized the spirit of the club: I hope the members realize that in helping others, we help ourselves. ' ' Kennedy ' s Silver An-mversary re- ceived a definite boost from Key Club ' s activities and involvement. ▲ Quess who? Its Mike Solorza posing as Old St. Mick at Santa ' s workshop. ▲ Rushing to a meeting, Ju- lia Shin, Stacy Yamanlshl and Karin Salber look for- ward to another Key Club activity. ■ A leader in many aspects. Jewel Ting was elected 1988-89 Key Club president by fellow members. Key Club 195 F.B.L.A. Business as Usual for Young Entrepreneurs Enthusiasm, fun, ex- citement, education, business — these are just a few words to de- scribe one of the most active organizations on campus. Future Business Leaders of America is not just an- other club on campus; it is an organization for business students. For 25 years Kennedy ' s FBLA chapter spread its name all over Calfornia. This year, under the supervision of Ms. Van Hunnick and the leadership of president Kent Tsen, the chapter worked to- gether to be the best. The chapter hosted ► Machos, anyone? ' Dan Huse spices up some nachos with his special cheese sauce. field trips to Carl Karcher Enterprises, the Disneyland Motel, and the Business Is- sues Conference in Anaheim. The chapter also provided many speakers for its mem- bers. As before, this year ' s chapter goal was to be the best A Trying out their newest recipe. Hong Chau Pham and Bobby Luong cook up a storm. chapter in California. To achieve this goal, the chapter involved it- self in community and school service and hosted the Southern Section Competitive Event Conference, where over 40 schools competed in over 30 different areas. The chapter attended the State Leadership Con- ference in San Francis- co and the national Leadership Confer- ence in Orlando, Flor- ida. The FBLA Chapter did its part to make this year a truly Silver Anniversary year. 196 F.B.L.A. • Thumbing through his agenda of ideas, F.B.L.A. Pres. Kent Tsen conducts a meeting in MP-1 to prepare for the F.B.L.A. Southern Section Leadership Confer- ence held at Kennedy in ear- ly March. A F.B.L.A. Officers. (L-R): Kent Tsen (Pres.), Yoon Shin (V.P.), Tanaaz Irani (Sec), Steve Mauck (Treas.). Dan Huse (Pari.), Ben Tsen (V.P.). • May I help you? Yoon Shin sells refreshments at Handel Stadium to raise funds for F.B.L.A. A F.B.L.A. Lying: J. Huang, front Row (L-R): K. Chang? B. Luong. B. Tsen, Y. Joo, K. Tsen. D. Bui, J. Miles, Second Row: VV. Wang, W. Huang, L. Fanton, N. Cuevas, D. Sargeant, C. Rocha, T. Irani, L. %kKeo. H. Pham, Third Rrjw: M. Wang, M. Bretz, A. Shin. R. Knight T May, A. Chen, I. Wei. E. fifcajjg. Fourth Row: S. Ritter, D Huse. S. «ffauck D. Chao Y. Shin • ; s I, fc w ■.B.L a. 197 ▲ The Speech and Debate Club was a new jewel this year. Its members competed against other schdols throughout the year Speech and Debate Club Pi- oneers ' (L-R): L. O ' Keefe, U. Ch|ie, J. Li, J.Myung, A. Mehta, T. Minrichs, M. Melo, A Anderson, J. Rickard, S. Jung, B Tsen, Y. Joo, A. tee, Mrs. Swindell! L. Spenik, M. McNeece. ▲ Successful scholars at Kennedy are recognized by being offered membership to C.S.F. To be chosen from those who apply for membership is quite an honor. The C.S.F. members for 1988-89 are. (L-R) Front row: K. Cho, L. Liu, M. Luong, B. Tsen, S. Kang, J. Ting, C. Lia, K. Tsen, Y. Joo, K. Kim. Second tow: M. Wang, M. Shin, E. ChQ , R. Nora, W. Yang, Q. Yoshioka. Third row: Y. Shin, J. Chen, K. Inouye, N. Le, C. Greenlund, E. Huang, M. Lui, D. Chen, B. Luong. Fourth row: R. Patwardhan, Q. Lee, S. Lee, S. Yamanishi, J. Chung, Q. Qenuino, M. Lin, R. Huang, F. fcang, M. Chiang. Fifth row: S. Chin, D. Jung, H. Sato, J. Peavy, L. Delano, C. Crum, D. Chen, K. Wong, D. Chao. Seventh row: B. Wang, R. Kim, T. Wang, S. riagami, J. Huang, E. Bernentos, C. Lee, A. Kim, J. Yeh.-  ft % ' m ' 198 C..SJi. Speech What club offers its members fun, activities, and a sense of belonging while they earn scholar- ships for college tuition? Our own C5F. Through- out the year, the Califor- nia Scholarship Federa- tion sponsored a wide variety of events. Bake and candy sales, plus newspaper and food drives, were among the vast array of activities they held. A Disneyland night was promoted with discounts given to all Kennedy students, and especially all CSF mem- bers. All money made from these events went to scholarships for grad- uating club members. CSF ' s annual banquet, held at the end of the year, announced the names of the gold seal bearers of the senior class. These students amnaged to maintain their membership in the club for at least five se- ▲ Overseeing all club activities, Mrs. Whit- sett C.S.F. advisor, takes five to pose for this shot before return- ing to a meeting. ► Wringing her hands together, Mrs. Swindell. Speech ad- visor, devises a plan to blow their Cypress team competitiors out of the water. C.S.F. Speech For Brains and Mouths, Actions Speak Louder Than Words mesters, one of which was in their senior year. Continued excellence to you, CSF. The newly organized Speech and Debate Club became very active on the Kennedy campus. As a member of the Orange County Speech League, the members competed in several novice speech tournaments. The team members entered four basic categories: student congress, impromptu, original oratory, and dra- matic interpretation. Plans were made to com- pete in debate in the fu- ture. All tournaments were held on Saturdays at different county schools. The Speech Club won the Drive Alive radio slo- gan contest during Red Ribbon Week. The mem- bers also held social gatherings and service activities for the commu- nity. Mrs. Swindell, coach and adviser, said she en- joyed working with the students because they were so enthusiastic. The club added a dash of im- promptu silver to Kenne- dy ' s 25th anniversary! Presiding over a meeting, President Alex I m addresses CSF on another club topic. ▼ Speech and Debate Club Officers. Front Row (L-R): Lori O Keefe (Treas.), Janelle Anderson (Pres.), Asmi Merita (V.P.), Melissa Mcneece (Rec. Sec); Back Row: Troy Minrichs (IOC Rep.), and Ben Tsen (Cor. Sec). TT CSF Officers. (L-R): Jewel Ting (Sec), Rich- ard Davis (V.P.), Yoon Shin (Treas.), and Alex lm (Pres.). C.S.F. Speech 199 At the top of the hill and ready to come down the other side, the junior class prepared for its final year of high school. Our main objective was to plan and pre- pare for the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Newport Sheraton Hotel on April 15. The junior year is often re- garded as the hardest year. We had to take the PSAT, the SAT, and what seemed like dozens of other college entrance tests. At the end of the year, we felt ready for our final assault — as the class of ' 90. 3S mw? 200 i uniors 7acc ev v 7ime Haro Master Strikes Again 202 Embarrass ing, but Funny 204 Help! Help Me! 206 Obstacles Are Made to Overcome 208 Swimming to Success 210 Money Makes the World Go ' Round . . .212 Dancing Away the Blues 214 A Side by side, Janet Kang and Sonja Son walk to their class. Juniors ZU1 Haro Master Strikes Again Whoosh! There goes Sean McKinney, a competitive bicyclist at Kennedy. A member of the American Free- style Association (A.F.A.), Sean has been competing since he was 14 years old, over three years. Of the four differ- ent levels in which one can compete (novice, intermedi- ate, expert, and pro), Sean is presently in the expert clas- sification. Performing tricks like the Puppet or the Boomerang on his newly modified bike, which Sean has affectionately named Haro Master, he has sponsors who pay for his food and expenses when he competes. All Sean has to pay is the $15 entry fee! 7 W ■ I David Brown Glenn Buff Jason Bumcrot Eric Burr Jennifer Butki Jack Byers Maridel Caballero Wendy Cady Erica Campbell Darren Carasik Andrew Carrillo Archie Castillo Charles Castillo John Castillo Una Chae David Chen Eric Chen Jean Chen Andrew Choe Edward Choi Steve Choi Linda Chough Michael Chow James Chun Arl Chung James Chung Won Chris Chung Jennifer Clark Russell Clark John Cline Lisa Coble Carrie Coleman John Compton Sheri Confer Marcela Coppa Jason Cordero Lisa Cornejo Nichole Crockrom Robert Curry Karl Curtis Krista Darin Brian Davis uniors 203 Embarrassing, but Funny Michael Davison Daniel Davy Marvin Dayao Horace De La Vega Scott Dees James Degenhart Nicole Del Rosario Noemi Diaz Tina Dickens Ronald Dietl II Teddy Do Judy Dominguez Kevin Donovan Nico Dourbetas Jacqueline Duncan John Dunton Sokundara Eang Mike Edillon SaraJane Elam Mona Elgazzar Doreen Eli Alice Enriquez David Erwin Dennis Erwin Janet Evans Victoria Falle Abigail Fernandez Tammy Field Mary Flippo Brent Forst Dennis Fowles Dawn Fralick Marlene Francoso Beth Freiling Angel Freire Paul Gallardo Shannon Gallegos Sam Gabitta Seth Gambetty Dalila Garcia Marjorie Germain Viet Giap Allen Glpson Lisa Gipson Charlene Glitch Brian Goetz Leilani Goldberg Michelle Gorman ) IJM 204 uniors t F . What was your most embarrassing moment? . . . At the airport when I hopped over the security rope and my luggage and I flew. — Dan Huse — . . . When I locked my keys in my car in front of my friends the first day I got my license. — Lori O ' Keefe — . . . At the supermarket, I mistook my mom for another lady I did not realize this till I asked her to buy me candy at the check stand She laughed at me. I looked up and it was some- one else. Everyone around me laughed — Steve Choi — luniors ZUO Help! Help Me! Help! Linda Freeman has answered that call many times as the youngest member of the Orange County Search and Rescue Team. Most of the other members are males who are 25 to 30 years old, but her dedication and maturity gained her a spot on the team. As a member she helped people who got stuck on cliffs or helped paramedics at the scene of a car accident. Linda said she enjoyed being part of an organization dedi- cated to helping people in need. If you ' re ever in a jam, keep your eyes open for Linda. pwarh -i Brian Hilde Stefanie Hill Troy Hlnrichs Shawn Hiromoto Debra Hogan Leanne Holmer Wendy Honea Susie Hong Tammy Hoover Stephanie Horwood Peter Hsiao Chieh-Ll Huang William Huang George Hung Josie Hunsaker Daniel Huse Sabrina Huskey Andrina Hustead Gloria Hwang Kelly Inouye Reynaldo Iriarte Jason Isenmann Deanna Iway Darla Jackson Edwin Japzon Julie Jones Timothy Jones Janet Kang Tonl Kang Ryan Keith Robby Keller Michael Kemp John Kim Jung Soo Kim Sunok Kim Yeon Kim Young Ah Kim Heili Kim (Hunter) Daniel Klinicke Lisa Kosaka Hemmal Kothary Michael Krager Juniors ZU Obstacles Are Made to Overcome Michael Krampach Ling-Hsin Kung Misa Kurihara Phuc Lam Kimberly Lang Joseph Laskey Anthony Lawson Nancie Le Joseph Leach Angel Lee Chong Woo Lee Edward Lee Hwoi Lee Jin-Seon Lee Yoon Lee Kristi Lemberger David Lewis Jennifer Li Anthony Lidyard Eric Lietzow Micheal Lietzow Steven Ligor Barbara Lin Tony Lin Brian Lind Kurtis Lindquist Elliot Lingo Amy Liu Jennifer Lo Eric Lobue Todd Longbrake Cesar Lopez Martin Lopez Steve Loria Amy Louis Gidget Lucero Bernadette Lucio Steven Lundby Donna Luong Hiep Luong Elizabeth Lutz Christa Lyon Joy Madrigal Lashon Malone Michelle Mangrum Robert Mantell Stephen Mantell Patricia Marshall 208 uniors What was the most difficult obstacle you overcame? I quit cutting my arms to get blood for Satanic rituals. — Beth Freiling- Helping a friend of mine who had a drug problem . — Troy Hinrichs — Adapting to a new school life here at Kennedy High School. — Kari Curtis- Junior ZUiJ Swimming to Success Bang! At the sound of the gun, she sliced into the clear water and propelled herself forward. This 16-year-old swim- mer, Kim Martin, was a junior this year. As a member of Fullerton Aquatics, Kim competed on a national level for the last few years. She placed first in the Junior Nationals in 1986 and recently competed in the Senior Finals. Kim ' s practice schedule was rigorous. She swam 4V4 hours a day, from 5:00 A.M. to 7:00 A.M. and again from 3:15 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Hopefully, Kim will one day represent the U.S. in the Olympics. ■ JL lU Juniors Juan Munoz Todd Murakami Eric Murdoch Jesse Myers Bryon Myles Shadi Najjar Steven Nauck David Navarre Nicole Newell Hung Nguyen Claudia Nielo Petar Nlkolic Sheila Nora Terrance O ' Connor Sean O ' Hearn Lori O ' Keele Anne O ' Leary Ernesto Ocampo Robert Oh Christopher Olague Kevin Opdahl Jadey Ornelas Joe Orozco Robert Orozco Patricia Ortega Tamara Ortega Teresa Palaclos Hae Kwan Park Jong Park Roland Paro Aseet Patel Michael Payne Rosalie Perez Daniel Perry Kristen Peterson Hong Chau Pham Lee-Quoc Pham Jason Phillips Erwin Pido Leiza Pineda Lori Pitt Jeffrey Poland minors 211 Money Makes the World Go ' Round Kevin Pond Lori Provenzano Eduardo Ramirez Sadla Raza Pamela Repp Jennifer Rlckard Christine Rico Debl Rlfkln Shawn Ritter Craig Roah David Robblns I! Scott Robertson David Rodgers Evelyn Rodriguez Joseph Rodriguez Renee Roop Agellca Rubalcaba Gilbert Ruiz Ramzy Sabbara Lisa Saldana Mario Salgado Shasta Sams Elaine Sanchez Sophia Santana Maria Elen Santos Kevin Sasaki Todd Schwelgert Terrance Schwinge Melissa Searle Samuel Sedillos Debbie Sedwlck Souny Sengdara Keith Sewell Matthew Sewell Prlti Shah Helen Shin Harlta Shukla Brenda Sikes Susan Slmaan Yasvlnder Singh Brent Slsemore Dawn Slagle Natalie Slavens Lisa Smith Lorl Smith Min Son Sonla Son Young Son 212 Juniors What would you do with one million dollars? With a million dollars I would literally buy the East Coast and make Donald Trump my vice- president of international opera- tions. — Kev n Donovan- First, I would quit school. Sec- ond, I would fly to a different country. Third, I would have fun — Janet Kang- . . Half to missionaries, half to myself, and maybe some to you. — Angel Lee- Juniors Z 1 vJ Ronnie Soto Lisa Spitzer Lolllta Stanley Donald Stefani Mike Stenner June Stlch Rebecca Stockwell Gulllermln Suazo Anni Swen Randy Tabares Teresa Tai Tracy Takasago Stefanie Takli Wendy Tang Stacle Tanner Maryann Taylor Tsovinar Terteryan Ronald Tetlrlck Chrlsta Tlmm Tammy Travis Mark Tsal Steven Usery James Utesch James Vaccarella Maureen Vajda Tracy Van Herk Michelle Vasquez Jennifer Velasquez Sandra Velasquez Susana Velasquez David Veloz II Oswaldo Venegas Rhonda Ver Steeg Marta Vernola Lara Versteeg William Villalobos Liza Vlllamayour Stacey Wahlsteen David Walker £0 214 minors X ► Carrying matching Pee Chee folders, Leslie Wong and Claudia Nieto leave campus. Dancing Away the Blues Ballet, jazz, tap and modern dance are all styles of danc- ing which Kennedy junior Anita Armijo has been involved in. She began dancing when she was only three years old. Anita is interested in other fine arts, also. She has been in choir for two years, and she was even on TV. once. Anita won the Cinderlla Beauty Pageant when she was in eighth grade and was Little Miss Norwalk at the age of eight. In the future she plans to attend either Biola University or Loloya Maramount where she will major in psychology. And what do you suppose she plans as a hobby? That ' s right — she wants to teach dance. H PWiSH Mary Ann Walker Bryan Walsh Trevor Watters Quang Wels Eric Wells Brady White Amy Williams Billy Williams Edward Williams Jeffrey Williams Kenneth Williams Kevin Williams Daniel Williamson Mark Winkelbauer Debbie Wissink Shenandoah Wltmore Karen Wong Leslie Wong Derlk Woods Starr Woods Douglas Woolf Amber Wylanc Frank Yang Lisa Yasukochi Julie Yoon Flora Yoshimura Christopher Yoshloka Ellsa Yun Mirwais Zafari Chad Ziesman lunmrs 215 One down and three to go was the cry of the sophomores. In our second year of high school, we began to learn the ropes. We had lots of fund raisers, including a jewelry sale, several candy sales, and a car wash. The money was set aside for, our Jun- ior-Senior Prom. Now we could look forward to our last two years at Kennedy. % ° One Z 1 1) Sophomores SoV a : v.v v iU«0-r Everything Is Just ' Ducky ' 218 Sophomores Clean Up 220 Students Speak Out 222 Fish Out of Water 224 Freestylin ' Sophomores 226 Second Year Proves Better 228 Full of Pep and Spirit 230 Sophomores Z, 1 Bang! Bang! Down goes another duck, deer, wild bear, goose, or some other varmint. Those are just some of the ani- mals that Shawn Goldsberry, hunter extraordinaire, has killed. He has been hunting since he was nine years old. Good ol ' dad took him hunting at an early age, and he enjoyed it so much that he now goes hunting by himself on weekends and during vacations. He eats or stuffs practically everything he kills. He even has a collection of stuffed geese all over his house. Once he and some friends were goose hunting when about 200 geese came across a field in front of them, only ten feet off the ground. No one fired a shot because each was waiting for someone else to shoot first. Then, when the geese were about 75 yards out of range, they all just landed. None of them had been hurt! Yesenia Abanto Hernan Abbes Nathan Aila H Marina Aldave Nikki Amendola Angelique Ames Mike An Chris Andrade Charles Andrews William Archer Leobardo Ariaga Armando Arrizon Gary Atkinson Kandra Aziz Christine Ballares Jennifer Barnes Lynell Barnhart Kimberly Barnow Errol Barrientos Tara Lynn Bassett Mariaelena Becerra Barbara Bench Aaunders Benford Shari Benson Jeffery Bentley Kristy Blake Joseph Blethen Stephen Bloomer James Boatwright Andrew Bock Zlo Sophomores Everything Is Just ' Ducky ' James Brogdon Eric Brouillette Klai Brown Jason Bryant Timmi Bryant Oanh Thuy Bui Christopher Bullock Michelle Burger Lori Burtch Jamie Bushnell Eric Caballero Mark Caballero Deane Cabral John Cady Felgeone Calumpong Vannya Castellon Cuauh Castillo George Castillo John Chambers John Chang Alan Chen Katherine Chen Steve Chen Sabrina Chin Nancy Chu Vincent Church, Jr Brian Cline Tyrus Cobb 111 Scott Collie Kevin Colon Lidia Contreras Conrad Cook Nora Coronado Diane Couture Daphne Cox Nichole Cuevas Sophomores Z 1 cJ Sophomores Clean Up Patricia Cunningham Eric Curtis Marcus Daniel Stacy Darin Chad Darrow Laura Daum Christa Davidson Jeffery Davis Wendy Dawson Rolando De La Torre John De Los Reyes Michael Del Fonzo Jason Dellacioppa Jeffrey Dellacioppa Christopher Dellinger Jason Denny Jennifer Devito Christopher Devlin Bobby Dhariwal Niti Dhariwal Angelina Diaz Kelly Dick Michael Dimaano Celeste Docken Lisa Dowd Michael Durniok San Eang David Ebell Eric Ebell Michael Echavarrla Laurel Eddington Derrick Elamparo Haysam Elgazzar Jason Elliott Richard Ellison IV Suzanne Elwood ZZU Sophomores Splash, splash! The sound of soapy water splashing on windshields was something many sophomores learned to get used to. For their first fund raiser, the sophomores held a car wash at Westco Bank on the corner of La Palma Avenue and Walker Steet. The car wash, which was held from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 6, proved to be a lot of fun. It was also quite success- ful; the sophomore class raised over $240 for its efforts. fll I ' . Hk -v. Bernard Enriquez Analisa Escobar Anthony Esparza Carlos Espinosa Antonio Estela Matthew Eveler Brian Faddoul Lisa Fanton Tommy Fielder Leonard Fishburn Lori Fitzpatrick Joshua Florez Angelica Florian William Fox Kristina Frank Jason Fratts Heather Fritz Jeffrey Gage Molly Gage Yvonne Gallamore Elizabeth Gamboa Laura Gamboa Stephen Gambina Maribel Garcia Sophomores 221 The sophomore class of 1991 has real po- tential. We add a new flame to our school. — Amy Schmidt I think our class can do anything we put our minds to. — Yvcttc Tuphan The class of 1991 has more spirit than it has ever had. They show their pride of being Irish at all the pep assemblies. — Yuki Matsuda The sophomores are louder and crazier at all the assem- blies. I guess it ' s because we ' re not freshmen anymore. — Ronette Soto £££ Soph omores Students Speak Out Michelle Garcia Lori Gard Anthony Gardner Rhonda Gardner Tracee Gardner Evelyn Gauntner Ralph Gauvin Berry Gee Linda Gilbert Aaron Gillhouse Jacqueline Goldgorin Shawn Goldsberry Crystle Gomez Valerie Gordon Donald Gorman Thomas Gner G. Alan Gross Todd Grossman Kevin Grow Kristina Guggia Robert Gutierrez Monica Guyette Danush Haghani Jill Hamabata Teresa Hamilton Michelle Hanna Dawn Hanselman Aneil Hara Misti Hendricks Reuben Hernandez Tncia Hinz Kelley Hoffman Karen Holcombe Helen Hong Phillip Hood Nathaniel Home Carrie Hovmetz Annatria Howsley Wen Hsiao Wen Kai Hsiao Donald Hsu Chieh-shen Huang Donald Hulet Brett Hulse Gloria Hurtado Jutathawac Hutasevee Parttarapo Hutasevee Ayesha Hutchinson Sophomores 223 Fish Out of Water Caroline Idema Darren Idema Tanaaz Irani Marcus Jackson Sacha Jackson Wendell Jackson Leticia Jimenez Deborah Johnson Eric Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kristen Johnson Trina Johnson Young Joo Bobby Juarez Maria Juarez Debbie Jung Seung Jung Duke Kang Phillip Kang Eric Karter Nicole Keene Jennifer Keith Daren Kelley Shawn Kelley Laren Keo Kyle Kerbaugh Andrew Kim Charles Kim Eric Kim Jae Yeon Kim Jane Kim Rosanna Kim Sung Kim Susan Kim Yeon Kim Deanna King 224 soph omores With a crack of the starter ' s gun, she ' s off like a fish in water. It ' s Mary Weis, a member of U.S. Swimming, who started swimming at the age of seven. When she saw someone win a gold medal at the Olympics, she decided she wanted to go to the Olympics someday, hopefully in 1992. At the Junior Olympics, she swam the 500 yard, 400, and 800-meter freestyle. Before a meet she feels nervous. Everyone is trying to psyche each other out, she explained. You ' re really racing the clock, not the person next to you. When the 1992 Olympics takes place, watch for this talented swimmer. Holly Kiser Jason Kitagawa Kevin Kitagawa Melinda Klunk Melissa Klunk Jennifer Knartzer Raleen Knight Tak Koo Steven Krampach Chandra Larson Nicholas Lasorsa Michael Laun Mark Leach Alex Lee Ben Lee Chen-Shih Lee Danny Lee Esther Lee Gina Lee Grace Lee Jimmy Lee Sun Lee Susan Lee Vivian Lee Luis Leiva Rachel Lenerville Kristina Lingo Yvonne Lira Michelle Lo Cheryl Longeway Sophomores ZZD Who are the two great g uys doing those stunts on their bikes? They are Rolando de la Torre and Bobby Juarez. Rolando has been riding for three years and now rides on the Haro Bicycle Team. He does coast- to-coast tours with Haro. Bobby Juarez has also been riding for about three years and rides with the Van ' s Tennis Shoe Team. He won the first place Socko Champion- ship trophy. Two summers ago he did some shows in Hawaii. Some of their stunts have odd names: Around-the-World, Camel Flag, and Pup- pet. You could see them perform at pa- rades, schools, amusement parks, car shows, and bicycle shops. They have been to Hawaii, Florida, Kansas, Maine, and Washington D.C. You could also catch them on a bike-riding special on cable T.V. Bobby and Rolando Rolando de la Torre Carlos Maciel Ammorette Mackey Michele Maeda Rochelle Manuel David Marquez David Marsh Natalie McCullough Michael M cDaid Chrlstal McDowell Nichole McLaughlin Daniel McMorrow Mary Mead ZZo Sophomores Freestylin ' Sophomores Todd Mechler Marcus Meister Jesus Mejia Scott Mercer Gary Merwin Mark Meyers Jessica Miles Brent Millar Matthew Miller Kerrie Mills Jonathan Mitchell Kajonyod Mitra-ls Monica Mitri Chad Mixer Brandon Moore Peter Morales Tina Morales Gregg Morisaki Rogelio Munoz Marc Nakahara Rose Marie Negrete Cuong Ngo Hoang Nguyen Linh Nguyen James Nichols Daniel Noyes Ryan O ' Connor Kevin O ' Hern Heather Oeck Sun Oh Robert Ojeda Ryan Okabe Jennifer Oliver Russell Onkka Jason Ornelas Jodi Orr Heather Ortner Mary Ann Ou Christina Pacheco Eunhee Pai Sophomores 227 Second Year Proves Better Jean Paik Angelina Papic Hae Young Park Terance Park Onofre Perales Michael Perez IV Traci Perkins David Perry Khanh Pham Tung Phan Corey Phipps Shelley Phipps Harold Pirie Maria Preciado Eric Prunty Mary Ann Ramirez Michelle Ramirez Irene Ramos Jessica Randolph Stephanie Reddoch Holly Reed Timothy Richter Katrinka Ricketts Monique Ridenour Tammy Ridley Charles Riportella Don Roberts Cynthia Rocha Roberto Rodriguez Jennafer Rohrig Maria Romo Rachele Rosales Rod Rosales Fernando Ruiz Valerie Ruiz Marc Sakoda Veronica Sandoval Maryann Saquin Michael Saravia Danielle Sargeant Jeffrey Sase David Schaper John Schelder Amy Schmidt Rodney Schultz Kirk Schweigert Diane Schwinge Christopher Scott La Tanya Shadwick Mark Shimabukuro Thomas Shuff Vineet Shukla Rodney Simpson Jennifer Sin Richard Sin Michael Sinclair ZZo Sophomores What do you like about being a sophomore? Alright! Alright! Al- right! Awesome! Awe- some! Awesome! Whew! — Christine Ballares It ' s better than being a freshman. — Daniel Yamamotc We want to make a significant difference at our school. — Holly Reed The Sophomore class has spirit! — Kelley Dick Sophomores Z.A j Parvinder Singh Neil Smiledge Michael Smith Lori Sognalian Javier Solis Yeong Su Son Stephanie Song Ronette Soto Nga Sov Susan Sparks Scott Spence Jessica Sprouse Kevin Stecher Christopher Stout Tom Sun Lisa Suppe Eric Syverson Alex Taylor Bradley Taylor Kevin Thomas Joe Timlin Tammi Timlinski Blanca Tinajero Rechelle Tipton Coron Todd Sean Townley Robert Toyias Raaj Trivedi Hung Tu Yvette Tuphan Joseph Vadder Brian Van Howe Leah Van Kekerix Jennifer Vandenberge Jerry Vargas Ruhi Vasanwala Ryan Versteeg Kevin Vickery Patricia Villalobos April Vincent Ana Vizcarrondo ZoU Sophomores Full of Pep and Spirit Bryan Vojtko Rhonda Vowell Brent Vrolyks Geoffrey Walker Lewis Washington Jeremy Weber Livia Wei Mary Weis Wendy Weng Julane Whalen Garry Whitley Matthew Widzer Anthony Williams Lisa Williams David Willis Echele Wilson Scott Wood Alissa Wright Daniel Yamamoto Jeffrey Yeh Joseph Yoakhan Daniel Yoon Maria York Susan Yoshimura Gene Yoshioka Adeline Yu Masoud Zafary Laurie Zannitto David Zavala Don Zertuche Sophomores! Sophomores! The sophomore section in the bleachers roared with the chant. Again and again, louder and louder, the kids, led by their class cheerleaders and officers, yelled, screamed and stomped to be louder than all the other classes. The class of 1991 was spirited and they were under control. They added a new meaning to the word pep They had so much spirit at the pep assemblies that sometimes all you could see and hear was sophomores. Sophomores 231 Sad that summer had ended and nervous that high school was starting, we freshmen en- tered the world of Kennedy. We all had a fear of being lost or late to class or not fitting in, but we overcame that fear and soon be- came a part of Kennedy high school life. Being freshmen we were sometimes looked down on, but we managed to prove that we were equal. In pep assemblies we screamed and yelled as loud- ly as any other class. We showed our freshman spirit by selling spirit towels and participating in Penguin ' s Night on February 27. Finally, the year ended and we finished our first year, glad that we were now sophomores, but sad that Kennedy ' s Silver Anniversary celebration had en- ded. b ' o o« te hu N eeV fHetv i ZoZ Fresh i SS S SeC ' VvesV ed ce te Freshman Makes Splash 234 Who Do You Want to Be? 236 Karate Kid, Part III 238 Repent! The End Is Near 240 Twirler Puts Best Foot Forward 242 Freshmen Notice Differences 244 Mixmaster Extraordinaire 246 i Ti ' Follow me! says Heather Sato as she goes to her next class. Freshmen Aoo Freshman Makes Splash Nader Abdul-Masih Pernell Agdeppa Michelle Agullar Eric Aguirre Michele Aguirre Aaron Alia Roy Alagao Roxanne Alblllar Andrya Alcala Carlos Alfaro, Jr. Christina Allen Juan Alvarez Daniel Andrade Noemi Arellano Dolores Atkinson Yariv Azoulay Danyel Bagglossi Karen Baker Philip Barnhart Maria Barragan Philip Barry Dawn Basenback Joel Batule Scott Beerer Jermaine Bell Mark Benda John Betts 234 Fresh men ACIowning around after school, cousins Alex Gomez and Josep Salazar stop off at their lockers to get their books. It ' s a challenge to go faster and work harder. Calvin Weis backed up this statement, for he swam two hours a day at Cypress College nearly every day this year. As a member of U.S. Swimming, Calvin competed on a national level, even though he was only a freshman this year. He competed in the zone meet in Salt Lake City, Utah; won medals at the Junior Olympics; and swam in the Southern Californa Q meet. His best strokes were the butterfly, backstroke, and free- style. Challenges didn ' t seem to deter Calvin; in fact, he seemed to enjoy them. Don ' t be surprised if he accomplishes his next goal; to compete in the 1996 Olympics. Amy Blanks Micheal Blethen Kurtis Bottorf Mark Bradley Jennifer Brown Carrie Bruns Holly Buchanan Gregory Bush Carrie Bushard Paul Butki Richard Cabral Douglas Cacioppo Katherine Callaway Robert Campos George Carlos Jessica Carrasco Jennifer Carreno Nancy Castaneda Alfonso Castellon Amy Castillo Julian Castillo Molly Castillo Catherine Caywood Carrie Cenk Freshmen ZuJ Who Do You Want to Be? Edward Cenk Brian Chamberlain Rochelle Chandler Kyle Chang Faisal Chaudhry Rose Mary Chavez David Chen Joseph Chen David Cheung Min Cho Ji Woong Choi Matthew Choi Sun Choi Esther Chough Jimmy Chu June Chung Lupe Clark Nancy Clasen Mark Cohan Randy Crane Catherine Crum Misbah Dadabhoy Omar Dadabhoy Garrett Dameron Lisa Daniels William Day Robert Deck Hilda De La Torre Lisa Delano David Delmotte, Jr. Jeremy Dewitt Jeffrey Dietzler David Donovan Lalnle Dourbetas Lucy Du Paula Duby Carla Dumas Vanessa Durand Michael Eddlngton Lynette Edmlston Marc Eguchl Loreta Ekstrom Thomas England David Erlach Claudia Escalera Julie Esparza Elizabeth Esteban Joni Evans Susan Falkner Arwln Fernandez Jennifer Flndler Denise Flores Steven Flores II Karan Fodor 236 Fresh men f ' fo ,% If you could wake up tomor- row morning in anyone else ' s body, whose would it be, and why? I ' d be Donald Trump to see what it ' s like to be one of the richest men. ' ' — Morgan Murakami Brooke Shields, so once in my life I ' d look good in the morning. — Janet Myung w Princess Diana because she s rich and she has a nice pa ace and c jte kids. — Julia Shin Freshmen Z.O Karate Kid, Part HI Claude Fourroux Jarrod Frates Kristian Freiling Lisa Funaoka Jermaine Galloway Jose Garcia Sam Garcia Matt Gauvin Christopher Gay Denise Gay Grace Genuino Ed Gillera, Jr. Alex Gomez Jason Gomez Dominique Gonzalez Michele Graff Renee Gragnano David Granados Watch out, Bruce Lee! Here comes Misty Thomas. This ninth-grade brown-belt wonder is a student in san soo, or street fighting. It was be- cause of her father, who himself is a fifth-degree black belt, that Misty first became interested. She began martial arts at age eight and san soo at ten. A mugger who approaches Misty may find the tables turned if she happens to have her weapons with her. A sword, dagger, staff, and stars are just a few of her favorites. She ' ll be eligible for the adult class of san soo when she turns fifteen next year. Though san soo takes up some time to learn, Misty still enjoys a well-rounded personal life. From collecting Indian artifacts to catching up on the latest Trekkie news with her friends, she still has time to admire the natural beauty of whales and dolphins. Misty hopes to one day be- come a sixth-degree black belt (so she ' ll be better than her dad), teach her art to others, and, further down the line, become a marine biologist. Who knows? One of these days we might also see her up on the silver screen, co-starring in a movie with Chuck Norris. 238 Freshmen T Tall tales abound at lunch Sabrina Haass listens attentively to a friend ' s week end adventures. Dennie Grant, Jr Darrance Gravett Andrew Green Christina Greenlund Scott Gregory Daric Grove Ted Gugert Sabrina Haass Elizabeth Hall Asif Haroon Scott Hatakeyama Jeffrey Hatch Octavian Hawthorn Mark Haxton George Hayes III David Heaton Doug Heilpap Richard Hendricks, Jr. Sonny Hernandez Jesus Herrera Kristin Hilllard Steven Hinds Jason Hite David Hodson Michelle Hofer Eric Holmes Ted Hsiung Tommy Hsu Evelyn Huang Rita Huang Dana Hundley Chanda Hustead Tim Hutchison Robert Hyde Stephanie Ilkhanoff Debbie Iway Lamont Jackson Bobbilynn James Freshmen Aozj Repent! The End Is Near David Jankowski Don Jariyasunant Reyna Jasso Dennis Jen Shawn Jenkins Lisa Jeong Mildred Jin Kimberly Johnson Eugenie Jollvett Christina Jones Jeremy Jones Scott Jones Jennifer Joseph Rachel Kaizojl Sneh Kanda Lynn Kawashima James Keck Jin Kim Jln-Hi Kim Se Jin Kim Tae-Soo Kim Jason King Brian Kirkbride William Riser Jeffrey Knoll Justin Knoll Mary Koe Matthew Krager Alok Kumar Caleb Lake Khanh Lam Tammi Lane Tamara Langenkamp Renee Lapack Sascha Lawrence Brandy Lawson Kristlna Leatherman Chong Yun Lee Frances Lee Hoon Lee Jason Lee Susan Lee Tanya Lenning Henry Lie Patricia Lietzow Michael Llgor Margaret Lin Steve Lin Wendy Lin Paul Locklear Janette Loven Bobby Lu David Lucero Aaron Lucht 240 Fresh men w v 1 If you knew the world were ending tomorrow, what would you do today? Party. — Olivia Zavala A ■ I ' d try to gather up all my relatives and friends and just be with them. — Olga Pimentel i m  I ' d marry my boyfriend. — Loreta Ekstrom Freshmen Z4 1 Twirler Puts Best Foot Forward Bobby Luong Sandra Lusch Dana Luttropp Melinda Lutz Richard Lyon Adriana Manzo Desiree Marchello Sergio Martinez Emily Matsunami Tanya May Troy Mayers David McCall Norma McClure Tawna McDonald Amber McKinney Danielle McLeod Rachel McQuerry Kevin McQuire John Medina Juana Mejia Raquel Mendoza Rosa Meneses Marlene Metzler Jeremy Michalek Zack Micheals Bethany Miller Nicholas Mitrl Bobby Miyamoto Eddie Montchaikul Anthony Montenegro Jose Morales Robert Moralez Nicole Moreno Darren Moy Paulee Muchnikoff Vicki Mun ?TP 242 Fresh men Who could keep hundreds of enthusiastic high school students en- thralled by a single performance? Joni Evans, Kennedy ' s drum major- ette, who combined gymnastic moves with a twirling tempo. She began her career at the tender age of thirteen. When asked how she was cho- sen to be majorette, Jonie replied that she had to go through try outs and then a solo performance before Mr. Kanstul, who told her right then and there that she had been chosen. Among her many parades and per- formances were Silverado Days Parade, La Palma Days Parade, the Cy- press Fair, and the very prestigious West Arcadia Band Review. Evans won first place at Silverado Days in class AA Solo Majorette and 1988 National Champion Title for Basic Stunt. Performing in front during a parade is what I like best about my job, mused Joni. Karyn Reger, her coach for her past successful year, and her mom, made up her biggest fan club. They both inspired and encouraged Joni to always try to do better. Though twirling took up a lot of her time, she enjoyed doing oth- er things, like basketball, volleyball, and dancing. Her future hopes are twirling in college and then going on to become a pediatrician. Whatever she becomes, we know Joni Evans will always oushine the rest. Morgan Murakami David Murdoch Maria Muro Janet Myung Chong Na Damon Nagami Kurt Nakano Raman Nanda Mima Nava Augustine Navarro Maria Negrete April Newton Millie Ng Julie Ngo Donovan Nieves Nathan Nusser Timothy O ' Connor Patrick O ' Dell Christine O ' Neill Bonnie Oates Richard Oliveira Nhak Ouk Jesse Palacios Stephen Palecek J Freshmen Z4d Freshmen Notice Differences Wilfrida Paltanwala Robert Panicacci Cesar Panlzo Charles Parker Ronald Parker Jason Pasol Mamta Patel Sameer Patel Jennifer Patterson Ashlsh Patwardhan Jennifer Peavy Cecelia Pellln Richard Peterson Jennifer Plenlng Jody Pletranowlcz Olga Pimentel Kelley Pond Stacey Powers John Provenzano, Jr Jennifer Pruitt Casey Prunty Robby Pryor Annette Pulldo Alton Purnell Kristine Quintana Frank Ramos Shannon Reed David Renier Cindy Reyna Jose Reynaldo Juanlta Rlos Annette Rivera Elizabeth Rivera Melissa Rivera Christopher Roberts Nicole Robertson Danielle Roblllard Kelly Robinson Glna Rocco Christopher Rockwell Josie Rodriguez Yamlll Rodriguez Anthony Rogers Rubin Rogin Ann Roh Jacqueline Rombold Jody Rynsburger Karln Salber Christina Saldana Amelia Sanchez Luis Sandoval Heather Sato David Sauceda Rebecca Saucedo 244 Fresh men What is the difference be- tween high school and junior high school? ■ _ 1 The difference is that you ' re higher up and your parents give you more responsibility. It ' s also more fun here because there are more things to do. — Cecilia Pellin ' More women. — Caleb Lake V ' It ' s bigger and the teachers are stricter. — David Cheung Freshmen ZrrvD M ixmaster Extraordinaire Suzanne Scott Souphaphon Sengdara Brian Settles Blaine Shaw Julia Shin Stanley Shin Thomas Shin Hernan Silberman Marci Slmpklns Stephanie Slmpklns Jeffrey Slpper Sandra Sloggert Jamie Smith Jeffrey Smith Tawanna Smith Thomas Sokoll Mark Soto Robin Springer It all started approximately two years ago when Midnight Dimensions, a local DJ group, needed another DJ. This young man accepted Alex ' s offer and is now behind the turntables spinning and DJ ' ing the dances. His name is Mike Tamura. As part of Midnight Dimensions, Mike got everyone out on the dance floor. Their talent for mixing songs brought out the wilder side of their listeners. At times I want to go out on the dance floor because of the energy and excitement, explained Mike. They ' ve played at such places as Walker J.H., Kennedy, in Beverly Hills, private parties, and hall parties. Mike ' s other hobbies include be- ing on the water polo team, skiing, and cycling. Mike hopes one day to become a commercial DJ. He plans to have his face plastered on billboards and buses like Rick Dees and Jay Thom- as. Sabrina Slebblns Allison Stehle Robin Stevenson Jimmy Stewart Christie Stoddard Tu Su Marlsol Suazo Ernie Sudberry Raymond Suzuki Stacl Suzuki Derek Taira Michael Tamura Misty Thomas Brian Till Derek Toguchi Brenda Torres Eric Toyofuku Carol Traub Jason Trujillo Vivian Tuphan Devin Underwood Vanessa Vance William Vann Michelle Vernola Roel Villamayor Shawn Wager Douglas Warren Richard Warren Robert Weber Joshua Wehner Calvin Weis Renee Weng Pamela Westerman Shelby White Jozett Wiley Kevin Williams Lisa Wright Allan Wu Stacy Yamanishi Richard Ybarra Meago Yuo Olivia Zavala Freshmen Z4 The year certainly didn ' t start out in the way a Silver Anni- versary year should. Nine teach- ers were missing from the pre- vious year ' s faculty due to decreasing student enrollment. We were saddened by their ab- sence, at first, but the addition of others completed the staff. Mr. Carter replaced Mr. McCarthy as assistant principal for H-O students, and Mr. Stark, who taught civics and history, re- placed Mr. Fite. Some faculty members took on new responsibilities; for ex- ample, Mr. Morris became the Shamrock adviser, Mr. Peterman advised the Eternal FJame, Ms. Giotta led the Academic Decath- lon team, Ms. Clewett instituted the Plain Wrap Club, and Ms. Swindell started a new Speech and Debate team. As a group, many of the fac- ulty members participated in two social activities. In Novem- ber they took the train to down- town Los Angeles and visited Chinatown and Olvera Street. In February a smaller group went skiing at Mammoth Mountain. Though the year might have started on a sour note, it turned out to be a Silver year. 248 Faculty - at A Administration Leads Kennedy ' s Silver Year 250 Lancaster Recalls Files, Cows, Dairies 252 Arakawa Makes First Phone Call 254 Original Teachers Return after Absence 256 Mayberry, Wallace Direct Irish Athletics 258 Former Students Return to Alma Mater 260 Silver Staff Keeps School Running 262 ▲ Two foreign language teachers, Mrs. Gi- rard-Corkum and Mr. Gallegos stand side by side. n i r Faculty Z4b) Kennedy has had six prin- pals in its 25 year history. Each contributed his or her own in- dividual personality to our school. 1. Ken MacPherson, 2. Marty Martelli, 3. Larry Fancher, 4. Dale Hughes, 5. Thelma Moore, 6. Warren Stephenson. I hope this yearbook will bring you many positive memories of the 1988-89 school year at John F. Kennedy High School. As a part of Kennedy High School, you were involved in the cel- ebration of our 25th year. A great deal of excitement was generated and many new activ- ities were started this year. This was a year in which our students continued to excel in the classroom, in athletics and in the performing arts. I hope you also made significant progress in becoming the best that you are capable of b ecoming. If that one concept was communicated to you during this year, you will become a success in whatever you choose to do in your life. I wish you great success in your future. You will always be a member of the Fighting Irish and our hopes and dreams go with you. GOOD LUCK! J j V, JfyU A Unsure which direction to go. Dr. Stephen- son smiles at the amusing antics of the band at a pep assembly ZOU Administration dministration Leads Kennedy ' s Silver Year This has been a most enjoyable year If one word could sum It up, the word harmony comes to mind Students, teachers, parents and administrators seemed to be more effectively communicating with each other, and the end re suit has been that everyone seems happier Glenn Baylis Asst Principal The Silver Anniversary of Ken- nedy High School has been filled with many exciting and worth- while activities We are very proud of our students ' accom- plishments in academics, athletics and activities School unity and pride were exhibited by our stu- dents, teachers, and staff. To- gether we have had a rewarding school year Kennedy students can feel proud to be associated with such a fine school Kathy Tellez Asst. Principal Joe Carter Asst Principal At the end of my first year at John F Kennedy High School, 1 am impressed with the pride shown by students, faculty and staff Everyone is working to make this school the best that it can be in our Silver Anniversary Year I am pleased to be a part of this team effort The cooperation of so many good people has made my first year at Kennedy a pleas- ant one Although 1 have been at Kennedy for only three of its 25 years, I have enjoyed being a part of the traditional Irish spirit We have a lot to be proud of during this special anniversary year — our unique blend of students, the variety of programs and activities, and the resurgence of spirit and pride The classes of ' 89, ' 90, 91, and ' 92 have what it takes to make a special contribution to Kennedy and to keep the Irish spirit alive and growing! — Dori Barnett Counselor Over the past 25 years a deep sense of tradition, pride. and school spirit have developed at John F Kennedy High School. During the last four years 1 have become ac- quainted with many of the students who have helped to create a very spirited school Because of the strong base all the past students have created, the second 25 years are sure to be a success also. — Kenneth Fox Counselor Kennedy ' s 25th Anniversary year has been busy, happy, fast, and fulfilling Over 96 7% of the seniors turned out for the CAP test Extraordinary! Our Career Fair speakers were very impressed by our students It ' s been a year to remember, a good year for a great class of seniors in a school to be proud of — Judith A. Gappa Career Guidance Specialist ■ M Being the work experience coordinator has been an enjoyable experience 1 enjoy working with the students in a different capacity than as a teacher Because our students showed themselves to be reliable, honest, and willing to learn, many local employers contacted me for potential employees — Keith Jettie Work Experience Administration 251 ancaster Recalls Flies, Cows, Dairies T Thinking hard, Mr. Burns displays a face full of thought. ▼ With a spring and a step, Mr. Peterson leaps into the air with the greatest of ease and gTasps the screen. nmi Betty Lancaster The only woman remaining from Kennedy ' s original faculty 25 years ago, Ms. Lancaster saw many changes during the years. Many of the build- ings familiar to students were not even built in 1964; they were added one by one over the years. To her, the most significant change was the area sur- rounding the campus. Kennedy was once in the middle of a vast dairy-land. She stated that she didn ' t miss the bothersome flies and mooing cows, though. Ms. Lancaster contributed to Ken- nedy in many ways during her career. She coached basketball, field hockey, volleyball, tennis, swimming and bad- minton. During our Silver Anniversary year, she helped the music and drama departments raise funds for a theater on campus. ▲ A happy foursome, Mr. Mayberry (left), Mr. Olson, Mr. Nieto, and Mr. Weir show their spirit at a pep assembly. 252 Faculty Srl ' rjp 1- f v- a v Shirley Abbott Science (4 yrs) Jean Amos Art (23 yrs) Dick Anderson Social Science (7 yrs) Juni Arakawa Science (25 yrs) Roger Axworthy Social Science (9 yrs) Kathy Bentzien Business (15 yrs) Philip Bertoni Math (5 yrs) Harvey Bosinoff Math (6 yrs.) Murray Brown Special Ed. (4 yrs) Larry Buie Math (18 yrs) Scott Burns Social Science (9 yrs) Theresa Campbell Home Economics (7 yrs) Sharon Casserly Foreign Language (14 yrs) I € I f A Checking over some layouts for the year- book, Mr. Peterman prepares for a deadline. Faculty Zoo rakawa Makes First Phone Call 254 Faculty Tim Castles Special Ed. (9 yrs) Ann Chaney Business (21 yrs) Leslie Clewett Health, Science (3 yrs) Irmtraut Drake Foreign Language (23 yrs) Patricia Dyle Home Economics (4 yrs) Carol Ehrich English (9 yrs) Pat Emard English (8 yrs) Wayne Emery Math (23 yrs) Christine Enterline English (9 yrs) Tom Farr Physical Ed. (20 yrs) Jim Frye Special Ed. (8 yrs) Jose Gallegos Foreign Language (6 yrs) Mary Jean Giotta English (9 yrs) Jerria Girard-Corkum Foreign Language (10 yrs) ■4 With a pleasant smile. Mr. Schreur relaxes before tackling his paperwork. Faculty ZoD John Hill Driver Ed. (22 yrs) Ron Hoshi Music (4 yrs) Brian Hoyt Special Ed. (8 yrs) Gerald Humrighouse Health (24 yrs! Marcia Iverson Math (21 yrs) Cheryl Jensen Art (9 yrs) Zig Kanstul English, Music (5 yrs) Betty Lancaster Math (25 yrs) Chuck Lippincott Special Ed. (6 yrs) Bob Maib A.S.B., Art (10 yrs) 256 Faculty riginal Teachers Return After Absence A Prent Yandell A previous English department chairman, Mr. Yandell was an original member of Kennedy ' s first faculty, though he took a temporary leave and therefore did not teach 25 years consec- utively here. Mr. Yandell remembered Mr. MacPherson, our first principal, with fondness. Education was more important to the students then, according to Mr. Yandell, primarily because it was stressed more by the entire nation after Sputnik was launched in 1957. Participating in a post masters fellowship program at U.C.L.A. for teachers of American litera- ture, Mr. Yandell wrote a cur- riculum which was published by U.C.L.A. His fondest memories were go- ing to Kennedy ' s football games with Mr. Lahtinen and Mr. Nicols, two previous Kennedy teachers. Mr. Hill worked at Kennedy when it opened in 1964. How- ever, He taught at Savanna for three years between then and now. According to him Kennedy has not changed very much phys- ically, but the students have def- initely changed: they have less respect for their peers, and their morality has changed. He said that students dress a lot differ- ently and are more liberal. When asked if he liked Kennedy better now, he said no and that he ' d like to go back to the good old days. The faculty and students were a lot closer back then, he com- mented. His best friends on cam- pus have been Mr. Arakawa, Mr. Castles, Mr. Buie, Mr. Ridenour, and Mrs. Smith. 81 3 ■♦I Fl V AAA All but one of Kennedy ' s six prin- cipals show their Irish pride. (L-R): Mr. MacPherson, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Fancher, Ms. Moore, Mr. Stephenson. Not pictured is Mr. Martelli. AA In her reading class, Ms. Ragusa plans her schedule for the week. A Looking proud. Mr. Ridenour shows his enthusiam for Kennedy. Faculty Zo ay berry, Wallace Direct Irish Athletics John Mayberry Social Science (25 yrs) Aaron McGuire Social Science (20 yrs) Hal Morris English, Newspaper (10 yrs) Larry Murray Science (17 yrs) John Napierala Drama, English (1 yr) Vladimir Nicto Foreign Language (4 yrs) Mitch Olson Social Science (3 yrs) Christopher Pascal Science (4 yrs) Tiva Perez Math (12 yrs) George Peterman English, Yearbook (12 yrs) Camela Peterson Math (11 yrs) Keith Peterson English (9 yrs) Carl Plunkett Science (5 yrs) Mary Ragusa English (24 yrs) Betty Reilly Special Ed. (8 yrs) Gene Ridenour Science (24 yrs) 258 Faculty If Mr. Mayberry had been a better driver, his career at Kennedy would have been completel y different. When he first came to Kennedy when the school opened, he was supposed to teach driver training, but his driving was so bad he was made a counselor instead! His favorite times were his years as a counselor. He felt he grew with the school through the years. As the head basketball coach, he will always remember last year ' s C.I.F. boys ' basketball championship. Asked to describe Kennedy in five words, he said, Kennedy, green, traditions, ca- maraderie, fantastic! John Mayberry Tom Wallace How has Kennedy changed in the last 25 years? Well, according to Mr. Wallace, athletic director, Kennedy has become a smaller campus with less classrooms and less students. They have all been for the better, he said. As athletic director it ' s not surpris- ing that Mr. Wallace ' s fondest mem- ories were in 1971 C.I.F. championship football team and last years ' C.I.F. bas- ketball team. Mr. Wallace is not surprised to be at Kennedy during its Silver Anniversa- ry, for he has enjoyed his career here. According to him, it ' s been the best assignment in the district. ▲ Dressed in Roman attire, his toes through the entire Mr. Mail) is on relay race. ▲ Reach for your hall pass! Mr. Car- ter jokes with a student as he walks down the hall. Faculty 259 ormer Students Return to Alma Mater Jim Schamp English, Social Science (21 yrs) Bob Schreur Library (24 yrs) Shirley Smi Physical Ed. (24 yrs; Clinton Stark Social Science (1 yr Lucy Swindell English (5 yrs ' Barbara Terres English (22 yrs) Reuben Tysell Math (15 yrs; Wilhelmina Van Hunnick Business (22 yrs) Ester Wallace Math (1 yr) Tom Wallace Driver Ed., Physical Ed. (25 yrs) Dana Watkins English (10 yrs) Bob Weir Industrial Arts (5 yrs) Cassandra Whitsett Math, Science (3 yrs) Prent Yandell English (22 yrs) 260 Faculty Larry Huif Still here, and proud of it, Mr. Buie was the only alumnus of the first graduating class of Kennedy to come back as a teacher. Things have changed since Mr. Duie ' s early years at Kennedy. As a member of the water polo, basketball, and tennis teams when he was a student, he recalled how there were then only boys ' teams. The girls had general teams on which anyone could play, but there was no interscholastic competition. Students had a 15-minute nu- trition break between periods 2 and 3, and school started at 8:00 and ended at 3:00. There was a total of only five clubs on campus. Also, there were no A. P. courses or R.O.P. Sophomores were the lowest form of life on campus; Kennedy was a three-year shcool. Mr. Buie summed up how it was: no grass, no trees, lots of flies, and no houses. After graduating from the Air Force Academy, he came back to coach Kennedy ' s basketball and tennis teams, and teach math. He claimed that being a student was much easier than being a teacher, but he wouldn ' t want to be a student in his own class. Are classes tougher today at Ken- in at all times, and girls had to wear nedy than they were 25 years ago? skirts which reached to the knees. According to Mr. Castles, who was a He remembers several teachers who sophomore when Kennedy first are still here. He especially recalls Mr. opened, the answer is both yes and no. Hill, who taught him to be confident, Particularly, he remembers the . and Mr. Nicols, who taught him the dress code. Jeans could only be worn if importance of learning from the mis- they were new (no holes!) and clean. • ty M takes of the past so as not to repeat Shirts, even T-shirts, had to be tucked W them. mM Tim Castles A proud graduate of Kennedy in 1969, Mr. Hoyt came back to teach at Kennedy in 1980. As a student he participated in several sports, such as water polo, basketball, and swimming. He was especially proud to be part of the Emerald Chain in his junior year and to be named Mr. Irish and Athlete of the Year in his senior year. Many of his teachers were still at Kennedy when he returned to teach, for example Mr. Emery, Mr. Hill, Mr. Humrighouse, Mr. Wallace, and Mr. Ridenour. The dress code was the one thing that had changed most. Girls were not allowed to wear shorts nor wear their hair long. Quite a difference from 1989! Mr. Hoyt enthu- siastically stated, I love this great school. Brian Hoyt Faculty 261 Keeps School Running Jose Alcala Custodial Elsa Ausmus Clerical Ralph Avila Custodial Barbara Barnaba Aide Edward Barra Custodial Susie Bell Clerical Karen Duff Clerical Dick Duron Aide Meridee Evers Aide Martin Felix Custodial Jesse Flores Custodial Cherie Haas Clerical Barb Hanna Clerical Elizabeth Hay Aide Lois Hulse Clerical Leo Jara Custodial 262 Staff Not available for photo: Petra Cochran Oteria Duplesse Sharon Faddoul Kay Jangula Lynda Keller Ron Kennedy Gloria Ruiz Evelyn Thompson Marium Williams ▲ Working hard in the counseling center, Mrs. Klingelsmith checks a student ' s schedule on the computer. usan Klingelsmith Clerical Dottie Murphy Clerical Frank Sandoval Custodial Isobel Sinclair Cafeteria Cora St. Amant Cafeteria Lillian Stratton Aide Teri Sulser Aide Carol Van Melle Aide Pat Voas Clerical Mary Lee Watenhouse Aide Bonnie Weiss Nurse ' s Aide Staff 263 iCmOecC edition ittv el t o s vj s « ? S r All good things must come to an end, and so must this edition of the Eternal Flame. As we turned in our books, cleaned out our lock- ers, and prepared for the next year, we closed yet an- other chapter in Ken- nedy ' s history. Twen- ty-five years had passed for our school, and I think our 25th anniversary cele- bration was a great success. With the support of our fac- ulty, A.S.B. and stu- dents, we made it a year to remember Kerry NorJin 12th Grade tried to preserve these and other experiences in the pages of this book. Each of us has his or her own special memories; we only hope that this book will help rekindle some of them for each s t u- dent. The B 1 a r- 4 this particular year was a special chapter in the school ' s tra- ditions. You see, it was the Silver An- niversary cele- bration of Kenne- dy High School. It was a mix of many things: there were tears and laughter, mo- ments of joy, remem- brances and re- emergences, new tra- ditions — all special, very special. Ms. Tellez made a great cheerleader, and The Dating Game was a Valentine ' s Day hit. Almost all of our sports teams qualified for postseason C.I.F. competition. These were only a few of the year ' s memories. We n e y spirit is some- thing that is unique to the Figh t- ing Irish of Kennedy High School, some- thing so intrinsically emotional that it is hard to describe. One must be Irish to feel it, and to know it. To an outsider this book may only appear to present a small slice of life on just another high school campus, but to Kennedy students it will open a myriad of memories. This book is a truly Limited Edi- tion, a one-of-a-kind guide to that indefin- able spirit that is the Spirit of the Irish. Closing ZOO Ctmttect VJot ' T be 3  0 V otv-; nS i°? t tf oTV ttfvV Ne ' e v. t awSS ' JO Closing edition ? ■ ■ C.o ' D acV I Closing Zb7 umcted 268 Closing w involved J l « edvS nstsiev V. Venous shooV. se . edition «Vbe v cUe et. sboVJ u 6 VaT sUV , sp tac- OaWa s ' k MM ? t s R W . (Wis 4 M Closing 269 Ctmitect ,, of Saturday „ Straight °£° Kings Se- Brian Till  ChaG ' Gras o stop ;° ' Renee GraS . heV have the maVe sure hey {or right report choir show- ' 270 cU edition Closing Z i. wwB ' N.S .-I- ' - ff- 272 ght- Outof theB Electric 1 two hits is, was t INDEX ' O © Watch Abanto. Yesenia 147, 218 Abbes, Diego 104 Abbes. Heman 105,218 Abdul-Masih, Nader 234 Acosta, Norma 93, 200, 202 Adame, Mario 202 Adams, Kimberly 202 Adams, Timothy 202 Addison, John 36 Agdeppa, Pernell 1 1 1, 234 Aguayo, Arturo 36, 75 Aguilar, Danielle 36, 64A Aguilar, Jane 36 Aguilar, Michelle 149, 234 Aguirre, Amiee 36, 143, 144 Aguirre, Eric 202 Aguirre, lima 234 Aguirre, Michele 143, 234 Aguirre, Robert 36, 142, 144 Aila, Aaron 234 Aila, Nathan 218 Aiwazzi, Jennifer 202 Alagao, Roy 234 Albiilar, Roxanne 234 Alcala, Andrya 144, 234 Alcoser, Gina 24, 36, 100, 116 Aldave, Edgar 36 Aldave, H. Marina 103, 218 Alfaro, Carlos 122, 234 Allen, Christina 234 Allwein, Shawna 202 Alvarez, Davina 7, 37 Alvarez, Juan 234 Alves, Matthew 37 Amendola, Nikki 143, 160, 163, 218 Ames, Angelique 151, 218 An, Mike 151,218 Anderson, Ingrid 23, 29, 35, 37, 52, 63, 64A 64G, 155 Anderson, Janelle 188, 194, 198, 199, 202 Anderson, Jason 202 Andrade, Chris 218 Andrade, Daniel 234 Andrews, Charles 218 Anson, Michael 9, 79, 142, 202 Aparato, Maria 202 Archer, William 218 Arellano, Gloria 202 Arellano, Noemi 234 Arizaga, Leobardo 218 Arizaga, Valerie 37 Armijo, Anita 142, 144, 202, 215 Arrizon, Armando 218 Arrizon, Clemente 37, 113 Astle, Lisa 140, 142, 144, 153, 163, 202 Astle, Robert 37, 142 Atkinson, Dolores 84, 234 Atkinson, Gary 105,218 Augustin, Carrie 37 Auman, Katherine 37, 144, 164, 165 Aviram. Relly 37, 165 Aziz, Kandra 147, 218 Azoulay, Yariv 234 IN$ EX • Bush and QuayJe Win Kind words. Gentle words. Nothing flashy or particularly memoraole. Just good, plain talk from the heart. And a de- parture: if George Bush signaled any- thing by proclaiming a new breeze, it was a new altruism, a move away from the Reagan era ' s tacit ap- proval of selfishness, an end to the glori- fication of greed. Use power to help people, said the 41st President. We are not the sum of our possessions. We can- not hope only to leave our children a bigger car, a bigger bank account. We must hope to give them a sense of what it means to be a loyal friend, a loving par- ent, a citizen who leaves his home, his neighborhood and town better than he found it ... in all things, generosity. J on n Kennedy ' s ask not formula- tion was better put, and Eisenhower ' s too. A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both. But Bush ' s simplicity was profound, and more in keeping with his underlying message. After a negative cam- paign that valued vic- tory above all, Bush ' s positioning himself as a moral leader may seem strange. But the new President, for one, believes that the election was then and that the time to govern should oblit- erate inconvenient memories. — Time, Jan. 30, 1989. 274 Mud-Mag iNDEx Baca, Evalani 37 Bacani, Dienna 4, 202 Backes. Nicolle 21, 23. 37, 64B. 107 Baggiossi. Danyol 107, 234 Bailey, Matthew 202 Bailey, Sean 202 Baker, Karen 234 Baker, Kelly 202 BaUares, Christine 90, 107, 140, 142, 218, 229 BaUares, Ylani 37,56,90,140, 142, 268 Balta, Fahema 107, 202 Bang, Won-Jin 37 Bangloy, Jennifer 202 Barker, James 95, 202 Bames, Jennifer 143, 147, 218 Barnes, Laura 37 Bamhart, Lynell 218 Bamhart. Philip 80, 234 Bamow, Kimberly 147, 218 Bamsdale, Christine 107, 144 Barnsdale, Jeffrey 105 Barragan, Maria 234 Barrera, Samuelray 37, 104 Barrientos, Eirol 121, 187, 188, 194, 198, 218 Barry, Philip 234 Basenback. Dawn 234 Bassett, Tara Lynn 151,218 Batule, Joel 234 Baxter, Robert 37, 49 Beard, Kimberly 147, 202 BecerTa, MariaElena 218 Beerer, Scott 111,234 Bell, Jermaine 234 Benavente, Tricia 37, 73, 83, 168, 169 Bench, Barbara 218 Benda, Mark 234 Benford, Aaunders 218 Benson, Shari 149, 218 Bentley, Jeffery 218 Berdis, Suzanne 37, 64A, 116 Bernard, Brett 37 •New Look to Old Fav ' s Levi ' s, Guess, Jordache, Esprit — denim was definitely in during 1988-89. Styles varied from acid-washed and stone-washed to bleached and faded. People usually adapt- ed them to their own style by ripping them, making them cut- offs, or making bullet holes. Den- im jackets and trench coats were as com- mon as pants. Males Females Job — 35% Job — 40% No job — 65% No job — 60% Car — 49% Car — 34% No car — 51% No car — 66% Of working — Of working — Car — 64% Car 44% No car — 36% No car 56% Of non-working - Of non-working - Car — 41% Car 28% No car 59% No car 72% Bernard, Misti 38, 151, 163 Bernier, Brigit 6, 38, 264 Berry, Alicia 38, 167 Bessette, Eric 202 Betts, John 80, 234 Billings, Jayna 202 Bissell, Matt 38 Blackman, Wendy 202 Blake. Kristy 218 Blanks, Amy 235 Blethen, Joseph 88, 218 Blethen, Michael38, 87, 105, 235 Bloomer, Jacqueline 142, 202 Bloomer, Stephen 144, 218 Bloomfield, Jason 38 Blough, Brent 38 Blum, Ryan 202 Boatwright, James 218 Bock, Andrew 218 Bonaventura, David 10, 19, 38, 39 Bond, Scott 202 Borem, Patricia 22, 38, 43, 153, 174 Bottorf, Kurtis 88, 235 Bowen, James 202 Bowen, John 38, 142, 144, 152 Boyne, Darlene 38 Bradley, Mark 235 Bradshaw, Dana 14, 19, 25, 28, 33, 35. 38, 64A 64H, 155, 188 Bradshaw, Darin 39 Brannon, Michelle 39 Brannon, Stephanie 39 Bray, Mary 39 Bretz, De Anne 19, 168, 169, 202 Bretz. Melanie 31, 39, 170, 188, 197 Brogdon, James 219 Brouillette, Eric 219 Brown, David 203 Brown, George 2, 10, 39, 64 A 142 Brown, Jennifer 107, 235 Brown, Klai 219 Brunning, Dennis 39 Bruns, Carrie 151, 235 Bryant, Jason 219 Bryant, Timmi Buchanan, Holly Buchanan, Jeffrey Buff, Glenn Bui. Oanh Thuy 1 Bullock. Christopher Bumcrot, Jason Burger. Dalene Burger, Michelle Burr, Eric Burtch. Lori Bush, Gregory Bush, Stephen 39, Bushard, Carrie Bushmiaer, Jamie Bushnell, Jamie Butld, Jennifer Butkt Paul Byers, Jack 219 235 10, 39. 62 203 87. 197, 219 98, 219 79, 203 39 144, 219 115,203 147,219 105. 235 49, 50, 160, 183 151,235 181 180, 219 203 235 203 Caballero, Eric 219 Caballero, Maridel 203 Caballero, Mark 219 Cabral, Doane 219 Cabral, Richard 80, 235 Cacioppo, Douglas 235 Cady, John 219 Cady, Wendy 203 Call, David 39, 104 Callaway, Kartherine 235 Callaway, Brian 19, 25, 39, 47, 49, 155 Calumpong.Felgeone 219 Campbell, Erica 203 Campbell, Kerri 39, 147, 165 Campos, Robert 235 Campos, Victoria 39 Capps, Thomas 39, 160, 161, 163, 270 Carasik. Darren 203 Cardona, Martha 39 Carey, Ryan 93, 122 Carlos, George 235 Cairasco, Jessica 235 CarTeno, Jennifer 235 Carrillo, Andrew 203 Carrillo, Jeanette 40 Carrillo, Myma 40 Cartwright, Tia 103 Castaneda, Arthur 40 Castaneda, Nancy 119,235 Castellon, Alfonso 235 Castellon, Vannya 219 Castillo, Amy 107, 235 Castillo, Archie 120, 203 Castillo, Charles 203 Castillo, Cuauh 107, 219 Castillo, George 219 Castillo, John 203 Castillo, Julian 235 Castillo. Molly 235 Castillo, Norma 40 Caywood, Catherine 235 Cenk, Carrie 19, 149, 235 Cenk, Edward 236 Cepeda, Patricia 9, 31, 35, 40, 47, 49, 64B, 88, 155 Chae, Una 9, 140, 144, 184, 191, 198, 203, 270 Chamberlain, Brian 236 Chambers, Christie 32, 40, 151, 168. 169 Chambers, John 219 Chandler, Rochelle 236 Chang, Jennifer 40 Chang, John 219 MiMi-Mag wvEx 275 Chang, Kyle 156, 197, 236 Chao, Derek 40, 156, 184, 187, 188, 197, 198 Chaudhry, Faisal 236 Chavez, Mercedes 40 Chin, Carolina 40, 130 Chin. Sabrina 91, 188, 194, 198, 219 Cho, Kimberly 40, 138, 180, 187, 188, 194, 198 Cho, Min 236 JH Best Actress: 1. Meryl Streep 2. Sigourney Wea- ver 3. Cher Who guys preferred — Cher Sigourney Weaver Who girls preferred — Meryl Streep Chavez, Mary Rose Chen, Alan 187. 188, Chen, David 152, 187, Chen. David T. 88, Chen, Eric Chen, Jean 91, 186, Chen. Jerry 40, 120, Chen. Joseph Chen. Katherine 144, Chen, Steve Chen. William Cheung, David 151, Chiang, Michael 40, 122, 236 194, 197, 198,219 194, 198, 203 120, 194, 198, 237 194, 203 187, 194, 198, 203 194, 198 88, 237 188, 194, 198,219 198, 219 40 237, 245 131. 187, 194, 198 Cho, Susan 31, 156, Choe, Andrew Choi. Daniel 40, 122, Choi, Edward Choi, Ji Woong Choi, Margaret Choi, Matthew Choi, Steve J. 75 Choi, Steven 40 121, 184 169, Choi, Sun Chough, Esther Chough, Linda Chow, Michael Chu, Jimmy Chu, Nancy Chun, James 144, 142, 187, 13, 75 175, Chung, Ari Chung, Eun-Debbie Chung, James 13, 16, Chung, June 139, 151, Chung, Won-Chris Church, Vincent 75, 77 188, 189, 194 203 151, 169 198, 203 188, 236 40,42 236 203, 205 170, 188, 189 236 187, 236 156, 186, 203, 269 194, 203 236 128, 219 , 77, 121, 184, 203 203, 265 40, 188 , 75, 155, 203 156. 198, 237 121,203 , 98, 122, Best Actor 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Dustin Hoffman 3. Tom Cruise Who guys preferred — Dustin Hoff- man Eddie Murphy Who girls preferred — Tom Cruise Cinocco, Arin Clark, Jenniier Clark, Lupe Clark, Russell 75, 109, Clasen, Christopher Clasen, Nancy 139, 219 40 203 237 110, 111. 122. 203 40. 75 177, 237 Cline, Brian 19, 96, 97, 122, 219 Cline, John Coats, Jeremy Cobb, Heather Cobb, Tyrus Cogble, Lisa Cochran, Donald Cohan, Mark Cohan, Sean Coleman, Carrie Collie, Kendra 182, 203, 266 41 41, 52 115, 219 175, 203 29, 32, 41, 113 236 41 203 153 29,41 Collie, Scott Colon, Kevin Compton, John Conler, Sheri Contreras, Lidia Cook, Conrad Cooper, Philip Coppa, Marcela Cordero, Jason Come jo, Lisa Coronado, Claudia Coronado, Edwin Coronado, Nora Courdy, Ryan Couture, Dianne Cox, Daphne Crane, Randy Crisostomo, Vicki Crockrom, Nichole Crum, Catherine Cuevas, Nicole Cummings, Charles Cummins, Lara 33, 101, 1 Cunningham, Patric Curry, Michael Curry, Robert Curtis, Eric Curtis, Kari 219 219 203 203 219 219 41 203 5,203 203 41 41, 75 219 42 219 219 151, 236 107, 122 151, 203 91,94, 198, 236 197,219 29, 32, 42, 122, 123 42, 90, 100, 30, 168, 169 8,220 42 203 151,220 203. 209 Dadabhoy, Misbah 107, 236 Dadabhoy, Omar 188. 194, 236 Dameron, Garrett 122, 236 Daniel, Marcus 220 Daniels, Lisa 122, 177, 237 Daniels, Michael 13, 31, 42, 104, 122, 142, 144, 163 Darin, Krista 107, 142, 145, 188, 203 Darin, Stacy 106, 107, 118, 119, 142, 143, 220 Dark, Jennifer 18, 42, 142 Darrow, Chad 220 Daum. Laura 93, 122, 144, 220 Davidson, Christa 220 Davis, Brian 5, 203 Davis, Jeffrey 79, 105, 220 Davis, Richard 42, 72, 95, 136, 150, 151, 188, 198, 199 Davison, Michael Davy, Daniel Dawson, Wendy 90, 111 204 204 107, 118, 119, 220 122, 237 75. 204 236 88, 155, Day, William Dayao, Marvin De La Torre, HUda De La Torre, Rolando 160, 220, 226 De La Vega, Hotrace 204 De Laquil, Jeffrey 17,42 De Los Reyes, John 98, 99, 220 Deck, Robert 80, 237 276 Mud-Mag iNDEx Dehaan, K elly Deep, Thomas 25, 42. 58, 74,75, 76, 94, 95, 113, Dees, Scott Degenhart, James Del Fonzo, Michael Del Rosario. Nicole Deland, David 42, 86, 87 Delano, Lisa 91, 194, 198 Delara, Olivia Delcourt, John Dellacioppa, Jason Dellacioppa. Jeffrey Dellacioppa. Joseph 43 Dellacioppa, Christopher Delmotte, Tammy 43 Delmotte, David Denny, Jason Denny, Stephanie Devito, Jennifer Devlin, Christopher Dhariwal, Bobby Diaz, Angelina Diaz, Noemi Dick, Kelly 142, 144, 176 43, 147 176 96 42 64G, 155, 183 204 205 220 205 142 236 42 2, 43 220 220 163 220 , 144 236 220 , 165 220 , 220 220 220 205 220, • Watch Out! Watch out! Every- one is watching! k, smooth, shiny, in all different classic time- kept Kennedy students ticking in ches with Roman numerals, or numerals at all, as fashionable v. Hither big bold or stunning- leek, leather and lile bands made hion state- its among the i. Though such s had re- ined out of the al age, they k the Eighties by Dickens, Tina Dietl, Ronald Dietzler, Jeffrey Dietzler, Mark Dimaano, Michael Do, Teddy Dobbin, Timothy Docken, Celeste 229 204 204 236 43 109, 220 204 43, 75, 170 136, 147. 165, 220 43. 142. 143 Doe. Maureen Dominguez, Judy 204 Donovan, David 236 Donovan, Kevin 204, 213 Dourbetas, Lainie 122, 237 Dourbetas, Nico 205 Dowd. Lisa 151, 220 Du, Lucy 237 Duby, Paula 237 Dumas, Carla 236 Duncan, Jacqueline 116,205 Dunton, John 156, 205 Durand, Vanessa 236 Dumiok, Michael 109, 111, 220 Eang, San Eang, Sokundara Ebell, David Ebell, Eric 87, Echavarria, Michael Eddington, Laurel Eddington, Michael Edillon, Mikel 144. Edmiston, Lynette Eguchi, Marc Ekstrom, Gordon Ekstrom, Loreta Elam, Sara Jane Elamparo, Derrick Elgazzar, Haysam Elgazzar, Mona Eli, Doreen 148, Elliott, Jason Ellison, IV Richard Elwood, Suzanne England, Thomas Enriquez, Alice Enriquez, Bernard 220 204 88, 220 144, 220 220 220 236 187, 204 151,236 236 43 236, 241 119, 204 220 95. 220 100. 204 149, 204 220 220 144, 220 237 100, 205 79, 221 Eriksen, Christine 32, 33, 43, 151 Eriksen, Scott Erlach, David Erwin, David Erwin, Dennis Escalera, Claudia Escobar, Analisa Esparza, Anthony Esparza, Julie Espinosa, Carlos Esteban, Elizabeth Estela, Antonio Ethington, Scott Evans, Janet Evans, Joni Eveler, Matthew 43, 151, 169 237 205 205 237 19, 103, 144, 22 1 221 236 221 236 221 43, 113 144, 204 151, 236, 243 160, 216, 221 Faddoul, Brian 96, 97. 1 15, 221 HorcViicor hat thoi ;ak i Mu i-Mag NDEx 277 Faile, Victoria Falkenberry, Crystal Falkner, Susan 143, Fanton, Lisa 107, Fay, Jenniier Fay, Ronald Fernandez, Abigail Fernandez, Arwin Field, Tammy Field, Tammy Fielder, Tommy FindJer, Jenniier Fishbum, Leonard Fitzgerald, Candi Fitzpatrick, Lori Flippo, Mary Florek, Mark Flores, Denise Flores, Victoria Flores, Steven Florez, Joshua 79, Florian, Angelica 107, Fodor, Karan Forst, Brent Fossa, Kimberly Fouiroux, Claude Fowles, Dennis 109, Fox, William Fralick, Dawn Franco. Ernest 7, 44, Francoso, Marlene Frank, Kristina 11, 119, Frates, Jarrod Fratts, Jason Freeman, Linda Freiling. Beth 1 56, 204, Freiling, Kristian Freire, Angel Fritz, Heather Fukubayashi, Ted Funaoka, Lisa Fuqua, Michael Fuqua, Tammy Furst, Julia 204 43, 163 147, 236 197,221 7,43 43 144, 204 236 204 204 221 236 221 221 204 43, 104 237 43 237 111. 221 159, 221 122, 237 205 44 238 111,205 221 205 75, 112, 113 204 144, 221 238 88, 221 206 209, 266 238 204 221 44 238 44 44, 149 44, 151 Gabbita, Sam 205 Gage, Jeffrey 79, 122 221 Gage, Molly 91, 191 221 Gallamore, Yvonne 221 Gallardo, Paul 204 269 Gallegos, Shannon 11. 163, 204 Galloway, Jermainc i 99 238 Gambetry, Seth 50, 151 205 Gambina, Stephen 221 Gamboa, Daria ■ 7. 44 Gamboa, Elizabeth 107, 221 Gamboa, Laura 221 Garcia, Geo rge 44 Garcia, Jose 238 Garcia, Maribel 221 Garcia, Marisol 45 Garcia, Michelle 222 Garcia, Palila 205 Garcia, Paul 45,; Garcia, Raul 45 Garcia, Sam 238 Gard, Lori 18, 176 222 Gardner, Anthony 98 222 Gardner.Rhonda 149 223 Gardner, Tracee 223 Gauntner, Evelyn 223 Gauvin, Matt 238 Gauvin, Ralph 223 Gawlik, Stephanie 119 144 Gay, Angelique 45 144 IM EX Gay, Christopher 150,151,238 Gay, Denise 238 Gee, Barry 223 Genuine Grac e 139, 156, 198, 238 Germain, Marjorie 204 Gesell, Robert 45, 142 Gevorkian, Marine 45 Favorite T.V. Show: 1. Married with Children 2. Rose- anne Wonderyears 3. Cosby Show What guys pre- ferred — Married with Children What girls preferred — Cosby Show Giap, Viet 204 Gilbert, Linda 222 Gillera, Marie 45 Gillera, Edgardo 232 238 Gillhouse, Aaron 88, 151. 173. 222 Gipson, Allen 113 204 Gipson, Lisa 204 Glitch, Charlene 204 Goetz, Brian 205 Gogue, Michael 121 Goglas, Robert 45 Goldberg, Leilani 142 205 Goldgorin, Jacqueline 222 Goldsberry, Shawn 114. 115, 218, 223 Gomez, Alex Gomez, Crystle Gomez, Jason Gonzalez, Dominique Gordon, Valerie Gorman, Donald Gorman, Michelle Grable. Tina Graff, Michele Gragnano, Renee 84. 144. 155. 233 Gragnano, Patrick Granados, David Granofsky, Aaron 45 109, Grant, Heather Grant, Dennie Gravett, DarTance Greeley, Barbara 45, Green, Andrew Greenlund, Christina Gregory, Scott Grier, Michelle Grier, Thomas Griffis, Marci Gr imaldi, Lani 17, 142, Gross, G. Alan Grossman, Melissa 4, Grossman, Todd 1J Grove, Daric Grover, Paul 9, 11, 3 87, 126, 127, 142, 155, Grow, Charles Grow, Kevin Guardino, Christopher Gugert, Ted 80, Guggia, Kristina Githrie, Rachel Gutierrez, Robert Gutierrez, Shelly 22, 23 Gutjahr, Todd 4, 87, Guyette, Monica Guyton, Lauren Gyde, Mary 45, 82, 234, 238 223 88, 238 111, 238 122, 223 223 90, 205 45 238 102, 116. 238, 270 206 238 , 75, 108, 110, 111 206 239 239 142, 267 239 139, 156, 198, 239 80, 239 206 223 45 153, 182, 206 104, 222 147, 206 ), 79, 222 99, 239 1, 35, 45, 145, 154, 183, 190 206 98, 222 45 111, 239 223 151, 206 223 . 45, 122, 124, 153 142, 206 147, 223 206 107, 116, 117 Haass, Sabrina 107, 119 239 Hackett, Stacey 151 Haghani, Danush 223 Haldane, Michelle 45 Hall, Elizabeth 239 Hall, Jessica 206 Hamabata, Jennifer 45 Hamabata, Jill 147 223 Hamilton, Teresa 165 222 Hamm, Scott 206 Han, Andrew 266 Han, Christiana 45, 169, 188 Han, Helen 206 Han, Jin 45 Han, Sarah 206 Hanna, Michelle 222 Hanna, Renee 206 Hansell, Gregory 6, 19, 28, 31, 34, 46, 64A, 74, 75, 76, 77, 94, 95, 113, 154, 155 Hanselman, Daniel 46 Hanselman, Dawn 222 Hara, Aneil 223 Harbison. Kristen 19, 147, 206 Harding, Ron 151, 2096 Harkins, Christopher 46 Haroon, Asif 239 Harris. Michelle 13. 100. 101, 122. 125, 206 Harris, Valerie 206 Haskell, Jennifer 206 Haskell, Michelle 46 Hatakeyama, Scott 239 Hatch, Jeffrey P. 151.239 Hathaway, Margaret 206 Hawkins, Mark 46 Hawthorn, Octavian 239 Haxton, Lisa 14, 22, 31, 34, 46, 52. 55. 152, 153, 155, 163, 188 Haxton, Mark 80,81 Hayes, George Heaton, David Hefington, Kim Heilpap, Doug Held, Stacy Helgeson, Natalie Henderson, Danielle Henderson, Loyd 155, 188, 233, 239 239 239 46 239 46 206 206 3,46, 161, 163, 188 223 239 206 46, 75, 77 46 46, 64G, Hendricks, Misti Hendricks, Richard Henry, James Hensin, Toby Hepler, Shannon Hermann, Julie 46, 64G, 152 Hermes, Shelley 206 Hernandez, Laura 206 Hernandez, Reuben 223 Hernandez, Sonny 239 Herrera, Jesus 239 Herring, Kevin 47, 150, 151 Herst, Wendy 206 Hibbler, Jana 206 Hickling, Shawn 206 Hickman, Noel 206 Hilde, Brian 207 Hill, Connie 47 Hill, Stefanie 116, 117, 207 Hilliard, Kristin Hilts, Todd 116, 19, 149, 239 9, 30, 47, 63, 86, 87, 126, 142 239 47 150, 151, 156, 199, 207, 209, 269 167, 173, 223 93, 122, 194, 198, 207 Hitanukulkit, Tukay 47, 74, 188, Hinds, Steven Hinojos, Christina Hinrichs, Troy 157. 179. 198 Hinz, Tricia 149, Hiromoto, Shawn Hite, Jason Hodson, David Hofer, Jennifer Hofer, Michelle Hoffman, Kelly 191.267 239 239 47. 151 149, 239 223 Hoffman. Troy 47, 161, 163, 167, 278 MiMi-Mag mDEx r Favorite movie: 1. Rainman 2. Diehard 3. Cocktail Twins What guys pre- ferred — Diehard What girls preferred — Rainman Hogan, Debra Holcombe. Karen 151. Holihan, Ryan Holmer, Leanne Holmes, Eric Honea, Wendy Hong, Helen Hong, Jason Hong, Susie Hong, Tony Hood, Phillip Hoover, Tammy Home, Nathaniel Horwood, Stephanie Hovinetz, Carrie 93 Howsley, Annatria Hsiao, Peter Hsiao, Grace Hsiao, Wen Kai Hsiung, Ted 88, 155 Hsu, Donald Hsu, Tommy Huang, Chieh-Shen Huang, Evelyn 151 Huang, Jimmy 131, 144, Huang, Jerry Huang, Rita 79, 144 151, 168 168, 169 100, 207 167, 173, 222 142 207 239 207 222 47 207 25,47 222 207 223 144, 207 122, 223 223 207 223 223 233, 239 98, 222 99, 239 222 198, 239 187, 194, 197, 198 145, 207 198, 239 Huang, William 187, Hulet, Donald Hulse. Brett Hundley, Dana Hung, George Hunsaker, Josie Hunt, Shawna Hurtado, Gloria Huse, Daniel 167, 196, Huskey, Sabrina Hustead, Andrina Hustead, Chanda 84, Hutasevee, Jutathawac Hutasevee, Parttarapo Hutchison. Ayesha Hutchison, Tim Hwang, Gloria Hwang, Jin Hwang, Paul Hyde, Robert 197, 207 222 223 239 207 153, 207 47, 165 223 197, 205, 207 165, 207 116, 207 107 119, 239 223 223 223 239 207 167 25, 47 239 47 Idema, Caroline 19, 148, 149, 224 Idema, DaiTen 19, 224 Ilkhanoll, Cynthia 47 Ilkhanoff, Stephanie 239 Im, Alex 47, 167, 188, 198, 199 Im, No 47 Inouye, KeUey91, 186, 187, 194, 198, 207 Irani, Tanaaz 197, 224 Iriarte, Reynaldo 104, 158, 207 Isenmann, Jason 207 Isenmann, Robert 47 Ishii, Elisabeth 48, 58 Ito. Ryan 10, 30, 35, 36, 38, 48, 154, 155, 156, 188, 190 Iway, Deanna 3, 13, 144, 163, 175, 207 Iway, Debbie 19, 144, 163, 177, 239 Jackson, Darla Jackson, Marcus Jackson, Lamont Jackson, Sacha Jackson, Wendell James, Bobbilynn Jankowski, David Japzon, Edwin Jarin, Nora Jariyasunant, Don Jarrard, Jennifer Jasso, Reyna Jen, Dennis Jenkins, Shawn Jensen, Larry Jeong, Lisa Jimenez, Leticia Jimenez, Martin Jin, Mildred Johansson, Jesper Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Donny Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Kimberly Johnson, Kristen E Johnson, Kristen L. Johnson, Trina Jolivett, Eugenie Jones, Christina Jones, Dennis Jones, Jeremy Jones, Julie Jones, Kenneth Jones, Scott Jones, Timothy 96 17 Joo, Yong 167, Joseph, Jennifer Juarez, Bobby Juarez, Maria Jung, Debbie 144, Jung, Seung 187, 1 207 224 122, 125, 239 147, 224 224 239 95, 96, 240 122, 207 48 240 48. 264 240 240 80, 240 48, 75. 105 128, 240 224 48 144. 241 48. 93, 170 147, 169, 224 48 224 224 144, 241 144, 224 48, 169 224 241 240 48,75 240 207 48 99, 240 122. 151, 207 187. 194, 197. 198. 224 142, 240 224, 226 224 194, 198, 224 194, 198, 224 5,93 119, 188, Kaizoji, Rachel 103, 143, 240 Kanda, Sneh 103, 169, 240 Kaneshiro, Kevin 48, 56, 138 Kang, Duke 224 Kang, Janet 91,200,207,213 Kang, Philip 121, 187, 188, 194, 198 224 Kang, Soo Jin 6, 3C 48, 169, 188 Kang, Susan 21, 48, 138, 156, 188, 194 198 Kang, Toni 14-i 207 Karpinski, Jennifer 48 Karter, Benjamin 48 Karter, Eric 105, 115, 224 Kato, Michelle 48 100 Kawashima, Lynn 241 Keck, James 241 Keene, Nicole 19, 147, 224 Keith, Jennifer 224 Keith, Ryan 207 Keller, Robert 167, 207 Kelley, Daren 224 Kelley. Mark 48 .Blasphemy? The ironies piled up with the re- morselessness of a magic realist ' s prose. That a book hardly read — or read and little understood — should have so jolted the world and created a literary maelstrom not seen many times since the last world war That an author who was called impen- etrable, convoluted if not confused and, in any case much too elitist to attract international popular atten- tion, should have caused such a storm in Khomeini ' s Iran. That a piece of fiction, dismissed by many reviewers as a complicated allegory, which struggled to stay in the shelves of the western world ' s book- shops, should have become an in- stant bestseller — one that book chains such as the venerable Waldenbooks of the US found too hot to stock and one that others sold under the counter. One that even Canada, Greece and Krance were afraid to publish. — India Today. March 15. 1989 Muti-Mag wDEx 279 Kelley, Michael Kelley, Shawn Kemp, Michael Keo, Laren Kerbaugh, Kyle Khue, Dino Kim, Andrew 48 224 207 89, 197, 224 224 48, 75 121, 198, 224 Kim, Armstrong 24, 49, 187, 188, 194 Kim, Charles 98, 224 Kim, Eric 224 Kim, Esther 49, 188, 189 Kim, Jae Yoon 224 Kim, Jane 224 Kim, Jin 24 1 Kim, Jin-Hi 103, 240 Kim, John N. 49, 64B, 75 Kim, John W. 207 Kim, Jung Soo 207 Kim, Richard 30, 49, 120, 144, 145, 187, 188, 194, 198 Kim, Roseanna 224 Kim, Sejin 105, 121, 240 Kim, Sung 224 Kim, Sung Soo 49 Kim, Sunok 149, 167, 173, 188, 207 Kim, Susan 176, 224 Kim, Tae-Soo 240 Kim, Yeon 207, 224 Kim, Young Ah 144, 207 Kim, Young 104, 105, 198 Favorite hangout: 1. Beach 2. Mall 3. With friends Where guys pre- ferred — Mall Where girls pre- ferred — Beach Kim, Hunter 207 King, Deanna 160, 216, 224 King, Jason 240 Kinman, Susan 49 Kirkbride, Brian 240 Kiser, Holly 225 Kiser, William 240 Kitagawa, Jason 225 Kitagawa, Kevin 120, 187, 188 194, 198, 225 Kline. Erin 49, 141, 142, 143 Klinicke, Daniel 207 Klunk, Melinda 225 Hunk, Melissa 225 Knartzer, Jennifer 225 Knight, Raeleen 225 Knoll, Jeffrey 24 1 Knoll, Justin 24 1 Knoll, Kristine 49 Koe, Mary 241 Koo, Tak 98, 121, 225 Kosaka, Lisa 144, 207 Koshi. Tom 42, 50, 87, 142 Kothary, Hemmed 122, 207 Krager, Matthew 240 Krager, Michael 207 Krampach, Michael 208 INDEX Krampach, Steven Krone, Curtis Kuhns. Jeffrey Kumar, Alok Kumar, Atul Kung, Ling-Hsin Kunz, Steven Kurihara, Misa 225 50 50 240 50 163. 168, 208 50, 95 107, 208 Lacarte, Angie 107 Laird, Monica 33, 50 Lake, Caleb 240, 245 Lam, Khanh 240 Lam, Phuc 208 Lane, Tammi 107, 119, 144, 240 Lang, Kimberly 3, 143, 175, 208 Langenkemp, Tamora 240 50, 61, 168 241 50 103, 122, 225 19, 96, 209 98, 225 225 144, 241 209 241 Lapack, Eric Lapack, Renee Lara, James Larson, Chandra Laskey, Joseph Lasorsa, Nicholas Laun, Michael Lawrence, Sascha Lawson, Anthony Lawson, Brandy Le, Doris 33, 50, 90, 188 Le, Nancy90, 187, 194, 198, 209 266 Leach, Joseph 75, 208 Leach, Mark 75, 78, 1 15, 225 Leatherman, Kristina 240 Lee, Alex 187, 198, 225 Lee, Angel91, 184, 187, 208, 213 Lee, Ben 150, 151, 225 Lee, Chen-Shih 225 Lee, Chong Woo Lee, Chong Yun Lee, Danny 121, Lee, Edward Lee, Esther Lee, Frances Lee, Gina Lee, Grace Lee, Hoon Lee, Hwoi Lee, Jason Lee, Jason E. Lee, Jimmy Lee, Jin-Seon Lee, Linda Lee, Steve Lee, Sun Lee, Susan Y. Lee, Vivan Lee, Yoon Leiva, Luis Lemberger, Kristi Lenerville, Rachel 208 240 79, 98, 225 208 103. 225 240 225 194, 198, 225 240 208 50 80, 109. Ill, 240 79, 225 209 50, 156 150, 151 225 144, 225, 240 225 187, 209 225 116, 144, 209 225 What We Say Action (ak ' shn) n. 1. Activity, in a general sense. Can be substi- tuted for Ssluff , e.g. Check out that action. Bogus (bog s) adj. 1. Completely and absolutely untrue. Often used to enhance. 2. false, ar- . tificial; e.g. That ' s bogus. dude. Dude (dood) n. 1. A male. Used when name is unknown., to get the attention of another, or as a friendly greeting; e.g. Hey. dude! Fresh (fresh) adj. 1. Good, cool. Used to describe someone or something that looks or sounds very good; e.g. Wow! What a fresh song! Hoi (haht)adj. 1. See fresh. Like (lik] int. 1. No specific mean- ing. Used most often when stumbling for words; e.g. She was. like, really fresh. Nerd out (nurd out] v. 1. To act as a nerd. 2. To make a complete fool of oneself; e.g. He nerded out when he spilled his Coke and his girlfriend ditched him. Psyche (sik) int. I. Used to fake someone out; e.g. Want some candy? . . . Psyche! Stoked (stok ' dl adj 1 Excited about something. 2. Extremely ecstatic; e.g. She was totally stoked when she saw his Por- sche. Totally (tot ' l el adv. 1 Really, e.g. He ' s totally hot! Um (um) int 1 A filler word when train of thought is lost; e.g. I wasn ' t looking at her test. I was-just . . . um . . . um daydreaming, that ' s all Word (wurd) int. 1. Used for em- phasis at the end of an expres- sion; e.g. She looks fine . . . Word! • You know (yu no) int 1. A release of frustration when trying to express a thought; e.g. She was . . you know . . Tike . . um totally fresh, dude. Lenning, Tanya 1 5 1 , 24 1 Lesher, Casey 50 Levia, Michael 50 Lewis, David 208 Lewis, Jeffrey 50, 75 Li. Jennifer 152, 153, 155, 198 , „ 208 Lia, Catherine 31, 50, 64B 167 170, 187, 188, 194, 195, 198 Lidyard, Anthony 105, 208 Lie, Henry 241 Lietzow, Eric 151, 208 Lietzow, Michael 151, 208 Lietzow, Patricia 151, 241 Ligor, Michael 240 Ligor, Steven 209 Liken, Scott 50 Lim, Elbert 51 Lin, Barbara 140, 144. 153, 163, 209 91 Lin, Margaret Lin, Nancy Lin, Steve Lin, Tony Lin, Wendy Lind, Brian Lindquist, Kurtis Lindquist. Steve Lingo, Elliot Lingo, Kristina Lira. Yvonne Lite, Geoffrey Liu, Amy 94, 198, 240 51 240 209 151,240 208 19, 208 75 208 225 225 51,75 208 Liu, Linda 51, 180, 187, 188, 194, 198 Liu, Michael 120, 121, 187, 194 198 Lo, Jennifer 3, 175, 208 Lo, Michelle 225 Lobue, Eric 209 Locklear, Paul 240 Longbrake, Todd 16, 19, 75, 209 Longeway, Cheryl 116, 117, 225 Longobardo, Kim 226 Lopez, Alberto 226 Lopez, Cesar 209 Lopez, Martin 208 Lopez, Suzanne 51 Lopez, Yvonne 51 Loria, Steve 208 Lossner, Daniel 88, 144, 226 Louis, Amy 208 Loven, Janette 142, 240 Lowe, Christina 51 Loy, Anthony 137, 141, 142, 226 Lu, Bobby 198, 241 Lubin, Jennifer 149, 226 Luc ero, David 241 Lucero, Gidget 100, 208 Lucero, Sonia 226 Lucht, Aaron 241 Lucio, Bemadette 208 Lumpkins, Kathryn 51 Lundby, Dyan 51, 64B.156, 191 Lundby, Steven 75, 112, 113, 209 Luong, Bobby 88, 187, 188, 196, 197, 198, 242 Luong, Donna 209 280 MiMl-Mag wDEx i Rivere ry . b iiigers a broken nose. I lie Discovery, Luong. Helen 31 51. 120. 156, 186. 187 188, 194 198 Lusch, Sandra 242 Luong. Hiep 209 Luttropp, Dana 163 242 Lutz, Elizabeth 151 208 Lutz, Malinda 151 242 Lyon, Christa 208 Lyon. Richard 80, 99 242 Maciel, Carlos Maciel, Adrian Mackey, Ammorette Madrigal, Joy Maeda, Michele Malone, Jim 51, 122, 78, 104, 226 32, 51, 122, 123 226 208 102, 226 144, 152, 163, 167 147, 208 208 Malone, Lashon Mangrum, Michelle Mann, Kevin 29, 35, 52, 64A, 75, 155 Mantel], Robert 111,209 Mantel], Stephen 1 1 1, 209 Manuel, Rochelle 226 Manzo, Adriana 242 Marchello, Desiree 242 Marquez. David 111, 226 Marsh, David 226 Marshall. Patricia 165, 209 Martin, Kimberly 9, 88, 128, 163, 210 Martinez, Efren 210 Martinez, James 29, 52, 75 Martinez, Sergio 122, 242 MarzeUa, Gustavo 88, 226 Matic, Angelina 91,107,160, 226 Matsuda, Lani 52, 155, 156 Matsuda, Yuki 6, 144, 176, 188, 222, 226 Matsumoto, Carrie 91, 210 Matsumoto, Marni30, 52, 90, 91, 100, 122, 159, 189 Matsunami, Emily May, Christopher May, Tanya Mayers, Troy Maze, Kimberly McCall, David McCarty, Neil McClaid, Mike McClure, Cecilia McCluie, Norma McCormack, Amanda McCullough, Natalie McCullough, Scott McDaid, Michael McDonald, Tawna McDowell, Christal Mclntire, Paul McKinney, Amber McKinney, Sean McLaughlin, Nicole McLeod, Danielle 107 McMahon, Deborah McMillan, Kent McMillen, Kevin McMorrow, Daniel McNeece, Melissa McPeak, Chris McQuerry, Rachel McQuire, Kevin Mead, Mary Mechler, Todd 102, 242 210 163, 242 242 149, 226 242 79, 111, 226 88 226 242 210 143, 147, 226 52, 163 115, 226 144, 242 226 163 15. 122, 123, 177, 242 19, 202, 210 88, 226 116, 242 210 52. 268 52 226 198, 199 19, 53 107, 242 242 147. 226 88, 227 52, n Ja i inute confess Medina, James 104, 210 Medina, John Mehr, Jason 75, 109, 111, Mehta, Asmi Meister, Marcus Mejia, Carlos Mejia, Jesus Mejia, Juana Mejia, Maria Melo, Mark 4, 11, 144, 198 122, 210 199 227 227 242 142, 144, 163, 198, 210 53 142, 210 Mendoza, Luis Mendoza, Nicole Mendoza, Raquel 142, 144, 197, 242 Meneses, Rosa 177, 242 Mercer, Brenda 50, 53, 144, 153. 164, 165, 188, 271 Mercer, Melissa 210 Mercer, Scott 227 Merchain, Lisa 210 Mercola, Raymond 1 1 1 Merritt, Rod 53 Merwin, Gary 227 Mesa, Thomas Metzger, Jenifer 153, 210 Metzler, Marlene 242 Metzler, Melissa 210 Meyers, Mark 227 Meyers, Matthew 210 Meza, Magdalena 53, 265 Meza, Ruben Michalek, Jeremy 242 Michaels, Zack 242 Miles. Jessica 197. 227 Millar, Brent Miller, Bethany Miller, Brenda Miller. Dale Miller, Matthew Mills, Kerrie Min, Kyung Jik Minchey, Crystal Miner, Stephanie Miranda, Andrea Mirliss, Natalie Misemer, Janet Mitchell, Jonathan Mitri, Monica Mitri, Nicholas 53, 227 144, 242 53 210 227 227 194, 198 39, 53 147, 210 210 144, 153, 164, 165, 210 210 79, 227 227 242 Mixer, Chad 79, 108, 111. 115. 227 Miyamoto, Bobby Miyasaki, Shawn Mohn. Wyndie Moitozo, Jeanine Molendyk, Lee Moniz, Shannon Montchaikul, Eddie 80, 99, 122, 242 Montenegro, Anthony 242 Montera, Peter 31, 53, 75, 77, 113 Moore, Brandon Moore, Jason 198, 199. 242 87, 96, 97, 126. 158, 210 20, 53, 149, 163 53 210 210 Moore, Jennifer Moore, Michael Mora, Michelle 227 53 53 12, 53, 61, 75, 77. 122 210 MiMi-Mag wDEX 281 Morales, Jose Morales, Peter Morales, Tina Moralez, Robert Moreno, Ernesto Moreno, Nicole Morgan, Richard Morisaki, Gregg Morisaki, Ron Moser, Steven Mount, Kevin Mo y, Darren Moy, Kevin Muchnikofi, Paulee Mukaida. Richard Mun, Vicki Munoz, Carlos Munoz, Juan Munoz, Rogelio Murakami, Morgan Murakami, Todd 74 Murdoch, David Murdoch, Eric Muro, Maria Murphy, Patrick Mutra-Is, Kajonyod Myers, Jesse Myles, Bryon Myung, Janet 186, 1 227 227 242 210 242 53,61 98, 227 53 75, 210 111,210 242 53 93, 242 156, 210 107, 242 53 211 227 80, 98, 99, 237, 243 ,75, 95, 113. 211 93, 122, 243 211 243 35,53 169, 227 211 211 198, 237, 243 87 N Na, Chong 243 Na, Kyu 53, 109, 111, 144, 145, 186 Nagami, Damon 88, 105 Nahabedian, Marine Najjar, Shadi Nakahara, Lynne Nakahara, Marc Nakamura, James 194. 198,243 54 211 54 79, 227 21, 32, 54 Nakano, Kurt 99, 232. 243 Nakayama, Stephanie 54 Nanda, Raman 120, 198, 243 Nauck. Steven 11. 137. 169, 197, 200,211 Nava, Mima 243 Navarre, David 1 56, 2 1 1 , 270 Navarro, Augustine 243 Neal, Angela 54, 64A Negrete, Maria 243 Negrete, Rose Marie 147, 165, Neighbors, Felicia Neumann. Marcus Newell, Donna Newell. Nicole Newton. April Newton, Mark Ng, Millie Ngo, Cuong Ngo, Julie Nguyen, Andy Nguyen, Hoang Nguyen, Hung Nguyen. Linh Nguyen, Vu Nicholis, Mary 227 54 54 54 211 243 54 143, 155, 233, 243 98,227 188. 243 54 227 211 227 54 54 IN©EX Nichols, James Nieto, Claudia Nietzel, Becky Nieves, Donovan Nikolic, Peter Niles, Sonja Nivinskus, Mark Noble, Kelly Noble, Shannon Nora, Rezelda Nora, Sheila Norlin, Kerry 11,25 144, 1 Noyes, Daniel Nusser, Nathan 227 211, 214 7 243 211 54 55, 167, 170 55 18, 55. 142 55, 125, 198 211 31, 55. 141, 55, 156, 188 227 80, 243 Onkka, Russell Opdahl, Kevin Omelas, Jadey 227 211 211 Favorite clothing store: Guys — 1. Miller ' s Out- post Nordstrom 2. Oaktree 3. D.J. ' s Girls — 1. Wet Seal 2. Nordstrom 3. Clothestime Overall — Nordstrom O ' Connor, Ryan 21, 227 O ' Connor, Terrance 211 O ' Connor, Timothy 243 O ' Dell, Patrick 80, 122. 243 O ' Hem, Kevin 227 O ' Hem. Sean 19, 75, 96, 21 1 O ' Keefe, Lori 4, 144, 155, 198, 199.205,211,270 O ' Leary, Anne 211 O ' Neill, Christine 243 Oates, Bonnie 151, 243 Ocampo, Ernesto 2 1 1 Ochotorena, Georgina 55 Odenthal, Eric 55,95 Oeck, Heather 151,227 Oh; Randy 87, 127.211 Oh. Sun 227 Ojeda, Robert 227 Okabe, Ryan 227 Olague, Christopher 109, 111, 211 Olah, Adrienne 55, 160 Oliveira, Richard 80, 243 Oliver, Jennifer 227 Favorite music group singer: 1. Bobby Brown Debbie Gib- son 2. U2 3. George Michael Who guys preferred — Bobby Brown Who girls preferred — Debbie Gibson 282 Mutl-Mag iNDEx Omelas, Jason 227 Orozco. Joe 19. 151, 211 Orozco, Robert 211 On. Jodi 227 Ortega, Patricia 211 Ortega. Tamara 2 1 1 Ortner, Heather 227 Orue, Madalaine 55 Ou. Mary Ann 227 Ouk. Nhalc 243 Paccione, Theresa 55 Pacheco, Christina 106, 107, 182 227 Paifenroth. Shawn 55, 75] 139 Pai, Eunhee 144, 176, 188, 194, 227 Paik. Jean 91, 143, 228 Pak. Jimmy 55 Pak. Tony 55, 188 Palacios, Jesse 243 Palacios, Teresa 2 1 1 Palecek. Stephen 1 1 1, 243 Palmer. Treena 19, 55, 153, 271 Paltanwala, Wilirida 244 Panicacci, Robert 244 Panizo, Cesar 244 Papic. Angelina 88, 228 Park. Hae Kwan 24, 144 Park. Hae Young 88, 184, 228 Park. Jong 211 Park. Terance 98. 228 Parker, Charles 244 Parker, Ronald 244 Paro, Roland 211 Pasol, Jason 19, 88, 137, 142, 244 Patel, Aseet 211 Patel, Mamta 245 Patel, Sameer 99, 245 Patrick. Joseph 55 Patterson, Jenniier 245 Patwardhan, Ashish 244 Patwardhan. Ravish 30, 55, 93, 122, 187, 194, 198 Payne, Michael 2 1 1 Peavy, Jenniier 91. 194, 198, 244 Pellin, Cecelia 149, 244, 245 Pena, Lorena 56 Perales, Irma 56 Perales, Onofre 228 Perez, Rosalie 2 1 1 Perez, Michael 229 Perkins, Traci L. 229 Perrett. Kendell 56 Perry, Daniel 211 Perry, David 229 Perry, Shane 56 Peterson, Kri3ten 2 1 1 Peterson, Richard 80, 244 Pertengill. Michael 56, 72, 95 Pham, Bich Thuy 56 Pham. Hong Chau 144, 196, 197.211 Pham. Khanh 187, 194, 198, 228 Pham, Lee-Quoc 2 1 1 Phan, Tung 167, 228 Phillips, Jason 211 Phillips. Ola 56, 143 Phipps. Corey 228 Phipps, Shelley 103, 122, 228 Pido, Erwin 211 Pido, Eviner 10, 56, 142 Piening, Jenniier 107, 144, 244 Pierce, Edith 57 Pietranowicz, Jody 151, 244 Pimentel, Olga 241,245 Pineda, Jed 10. 12, 32, 55, 57, 183 Pineda. Leiza 91,211 Pirie, Harold 105, 228 Pitt, Lori 211 Poland, Jeffrey 115,211 Polston, RacheUe 21, 29, 54, 57 • Gold Medal Peformances A few athletes on the U.S. Olympic team stood out in the 1988 Summer Olympics at Seoul, Korea. Florence Griffith-Joyner ' s flashy bodysuits and loud fingernails didn ' t seem to slow her down a bit; she won more than her fair share of gold medals, in- cluding the women ' s 100- and 200-meters. Her sis- ter-in-law, Jackie Joyner- Kersee also performed spectacularly by taking the gold in the pentathlon and women ' s long jump. The rivalry between Carl Lewis and Ben Johnson, hailed as the World ' s Fas- test Human, was decided when Johnson took the gold in the men ' s 100- meters. Unfortunately, he was later stripped of his medal because of steroid use, and the gold was awarded to Lewis. Even though Greg Louganis hit his head on the spring- board (a repeat perfor- mance from a previous competition), he came back and took the gold in both the 3-meter spring- board and the 10-meter platform diving events. Standing only 5 ' 2 tall, Ja- net Evans wouldn ' t let her competitors pass her, winning three individual gold medals and setting two world records. Kelley Pond, Kevin Ponder, Annette Portillo, Raymo nd Powers. Stacey Preciado, Maria Prichard, Laura Provenzano, Lori Provenzano, John Pruirt, David Pruitt, Jenniier Prunty, Casey Prunty, Eric Pryor, Robby Pulido, Annette Pumell, Alton 245 212 57 17. 57. 75 245 229 57. 143 151.212 244 57, 75 102, 244 244 229 99. 244 244 244 Q Quintana, Kristine 24, 57, 245 Rabune, Robin 57 Rallo, Brandon 57 Ramirez, Alberto 57 Ramirez, Eduardo 212 Ramirez, Mary Ann 229 Ramirez, Michelle 228 Ramos, Frank 245 Ramos, Irene 228 Ramsundar, Suruj 57, 92, 93, 104, 122, 123 Randolph, Jessica 142, 228 Rath, Steven 29, 57, 74, 75, 267 Raza, Sadia 212 Reddoch, Stephanie 228 Redman, Jeremy 57 Reed, Holly 151, 163, 172, 228, 229 Reed, Shannon 143, 147, 245 Regan, Shawn 57 Renier, David 244 Repp, Pamela 212 Reyes, Nerissa 57, 59 Reyna, Cindy 244 Reyna, Wendy 57, 165 Reynaldo, Jose 244 Rhee, Catherine 57 Rice, Gina 57 Richey, Joanne 33, 57, 100 Richter, Timothy 229 Rickard, Jenniier 151, 173, 198, 213 Rickerts.Katrinka 229 Rico, Christine 213 Ridenour, Moniquel43, 147, 229 Ridley, Douglas 58, 150, 151, 170, 172 Ridley, Tammy 149, 228 Riflrin. Debi 144, 213 MiMi-Mag iNDEx; 283 Rinzler, More 27, 87 Rios ' Juanita 244 Rios, Salvador 7. 58, 104 Riportella, Charles 160, 228 Hitter, Shawn 167, 197, 212 Rivera, Annette 244 Rivera, Debra 58 Rivera. Elizabeth 244 Rivera. Melissa 143, 245 Roah. Craig 75, 1 12, 1 13. 212 Robbins, David 78. 122, 212 Roberts. Christopher 80,111. 245 Roberts. Don 228 Robertsoa Nicole 103. 245 Robertson, Scott 212 Robertsoa Tricia 58 Robillard, Danielle 163, 244 Robinson. Kelly 143. 177, 244 Rocchi. David 54, 58, 75, 77 Rocco, Gina 102, 126, 244 Rocha. Cynthia 197, 228 Rockwell Christopher 88, 244 Rodgers, David 212 Rodriguez, Evelyn 213 Rodriguez, Joseph 104, 213 Rodriguez, Josie 244 Rodriguez, Roberto 1 13, 228 Rodriguez, Yamili 244 Rogers, Anthony 245 Rogin, Rubin 245 Roh, Ann 103, 155, 233, 245 Rohrig, Jennaier 176, 229 Rombold, Jacqueline 151, 245 Romo, Maria 229 Roop, Renee 213 INDEX Roth. Christopher 58 Ruark. Paul 58, 133 Rubalcaba. Agelica 212 Rubio. Tina 58 Ruiz, Fernando 228 Ruiz, Gilbert 87, 151, 173, 212 Ruiz, Lisa 58, 151 Ruiz, Valerie 228 Rynsburger, Jody 244 Sabbara, Ramzy 212 Sakoda, Marc 228 Salaza, Joseph 234 Salber, Karin 12, 143, 244 Saldana, Christina 244 Favorite toothpaste: 1. Crest 2. Colgate 3. Aqua Fresh What guys pre- ferred — Crest What girls preferred - Crest Rosa. Rebecca Rosales. Rachele Rosales, Rod 58 96. 229 228 Salgado. Mario 16, 75, 212 Sams, Shasta 213 San Miguel, Betty 58 Sanchez, Amelia 244 Sanchez, Elaine 213 Sanchez, Vanessa 44, 51, 58 Sandhu, Ranjit 59 Sandoval. Luis 80. 111. 244 Sandoval, Veronica 228 Santana, Sophia 213 Santos, Elaine 59, 142 Santos, Maria Elen 212 Saquin. Mary Rose 59 Saquin, Maryann 143, 229 Saravia, Michael 163, 229 Sergeant, Danielle 197, 229 Sasaki, Kevin 212 Sase, Jeffrey 228 Sato, Heather 91, 102, 194, 198, ' 233, 245 Sauceda, Carolynn 59 Sauceda, David 245 Saucedo, Rebecca 245 Schafer, Kelly 59 Schaper, David 79, 228 Scheer. Doug 59 Favorite Cartoon: 1. Jetsons 2. Bugs Bun- ny Roadrunner Show 3. Tom and Jerry What guys pre- ferred — Jetsons What girls preferred — Jetsons Schelder, John 228 Schmidt, Amy 23, 91, 155, 160, 188, 222, 228 Schultz, Rodney 228 Schweigert, Kirk 229 Schweigert, Todd 212 Schwinge, Diane 229 Schwinge, Terance 144, 212 Scott, Christopher 229 Scott, Suzanne 84, 143, 246 Scott. Thamar 59, 143 Scott. Trent 59 Searle. Melissa 175, 212, 265 Seidllos, Samuel 213 Sedwick. Debbie 213 SeeL David 59 Sengdara, Souny 213 Sengdara, Souphaphon 246 Settles, Brian 246 Sewell. Keith 75, 122, 212 Sewell, Matthew 212 Shadwick, La Tanya 228 Shadwick. Wendy 59 Shah, Meera 59 Shah. Nisha 59. 187 Shah. Priti 147, 163, 179, 212 Shaw, Blaine 246 Shelton, Daniel 59 Shen, Anni Shimabukuro, Mark 228 Shimono, April 15, 59, 62, 64G, 144, 152, 183,271 Shin. Helen 91, 186, 187, 188, 194, 198, 212 Shin, Julia 144, 191, 237, 246 Shin, Stanley 246 Shin, Yoon 31, 59, 120, 144, 145, 167, 187, 188, 194, 197, 198, 199 Shin, Thomas 80. 246 Shulf. Thomas 115,228 Shukla, Amit 60, 187 Shukla, Harita 212 Shukla, Vineet 98, 122, 228 Sites, Brenda 213 Silberman, Andrea 60 Sibermaa Heman 80, 246 Silva, Michael 60 Simaan, Susan 213 Simmons, Brian 60, 75 Simon, Kurt 32. 60, 104 Simpluns, Marci 246 Simplans, Stephanie 246 Simpson, Christian 60 Simpson, Rodney 228 Sin. Jennifer 229 • Sin, Richard 229 Sinclair, Michael 229 Sinclair, RichaTd 88, 111 Singh. Parvinder 213 Singh. Priya 41, 60, 148, 149, 156, 185, 188. 194. 271 Singh, Savindar 60 Singh, Yasvinder 213 Sipper, Jeffrey 246 Sisemore. Brent 212 Slagle, Dawn 212 Slovens, Natalie 212 Sloggett, Alicia 24 Sloiggett. Sandra 246 Smiledger. Neil 230 Smissen. Kimberly 20. 60, 153, 271 Smith, Jamie 246 Smith, Jeffrey 246 Smith, Jill 151 Smith, Larry 60 Smith, Lisa 170,212 Smith, Lori 212 Smith. Michael 105, 230 Smith, Tawanna 246 Snyder, David 60 Snyder, Thomas 60 Sognalian, Lori 230 Sokoll. Thomas 246 Solithfield. Sadie 144 Solis, Javier 229 Solorza, Michael 60, 138, 170, 195 Son, Min 75, 213 Son, Sonia 168, 169, 201, 213 Son, Yeong Su 230 Son, Mimi 213 Song, Stephanie 230 Song, Jae 60 Sorensen, Tina 60 Soto, Mark 246 Soto, Ronette 15, 176, 222, 230 Soto, Ronnie 214 Sov, Nga 230 Sparks, Susan 230 Spence, Scott 122, 230 Spenik. Lisa 60. 198 Spitzer, Lisa 14, 175, 214 Springer, Robin 246 Sprouse, Jessica 230 Spurgeon, Diane 60 Stanley, Lolita 214 Stebbins, Sabrina 247 284 MiMi-Mag iNDEx he d( John F. nify Arli to be country. Stecher, Kevin 230 Stefani. Donald 214 Stehle, Allison 107 247 Stenner, Mike 214 Stevenson. Robin 144 247 Stewart, Jimmy 88. 128. 144 247 Shch, June 214 StockwelL Rebecca 214 Stoddaid, Christie 247 Stout Christopher 230 Su. Tu 247 Suazo. Guillennin 102 214 Sudberry, Ernie 247 Sugajski. Melody 60 165 Sun, Tom ?10 Suppe, Lisa 91 230 Susen. Ami 214 Sussman. Jacqueline 60, i SutliH, Tate 60 Suzuki, Staci 163 177 247 Suzula, Raymond 247 Swanson, Angela 61 Swim. Teresa 61 Swofford, Deanna 7,61 Syverson. Eric 230 T 214 214 99. 232, 247 147, 214 100, 214 88, 246, 247 187. 214 171, 214 230 91 156 Tabares, Randy Tai, Teresa Taira, Derek Takasago, Tracy TaJrii. Stefame Tamura, Michael Tang, Wendy Tanner, Stacie Taylor, Alex Taylor, Bradley 88, 89, 136, 142, 230 Taylor, Jeffrey 51,61, 104, 142, 152. 153, 182, 188 Taylor, Maryann 214 Telles, Lona 61 Tenney, Kimberly 61, 90 Teramoto, Elsa 61, 153 Terteryan, Tsovinar 214 Tetirick. Ronald 93, 109, 110, 111, 122,214 Thomas, Misty 144, 238, 247 Thomas. Scott 11,61 Thompson, Kevin 230 Thompson, Victoricf 62 Thurman. Phillip 16. 20, 43, 62, 75, 77, 154, 155, 163 Till, Brian 160, 162, 163, 247, 270 Timlin. Joe 230 Timm, Christa 116,214 Tinajero, Blanca 236 Ting, Jewel 30, 41, 62, 64B, 156, 157, 185, 1P3. 194, 195. 198, 199 25,62 107, 230 62 230 247 62 247 Tipton, Pamela Tipton, Rechelle Tisdale, James Todd, Coron Toguchi, Derek Tolentino, Madis Torres, Brenda 83 MUto-Mag wDEx 285 INDEX Can You Wait to be a Se- nior? Some things come and go, but traditions stay for- ever. Senior traditions were an important part of being a Senior and ex- tended to us many long- awaited privileges. Take, for example, our Senior banner, emblazoned with our Senior motto. The Blarney stone sup- posedly endows those who kiss it with amazing powers of persuasion. It was presented to the school by the Class of 1971. The Class of 1966 presented us with the Se- nior Circle, shaped like a clover leaf. During as- semblies, Seniors had a special section in which no underclassmen were allowed to sit. Foolish un- derclassmen who violat- ed the sanctity of this sec- tion often had a sudden desire to kiss the Irish- man on the gym floor — the very dirty gym floor! By the way, did I mention that if non-seniors acci- dentally entered the Se- nior Circle, they were likely to be unceremoni- ously trash-canned? The Senior Assembly was held, as tradition dic- tates, on the 89th day of the year. A new tradition recently emerged — the annual Senior C.A.P. Pancake Breakfast — when we Seniors were waited on by our illustri- ous faculty. But the greatest tradi- tion of all came at the end of the long year — grad- uation. Held at Handel Stadium in mid-June, graduation was accompa- nied by a host of other traditions: graduation an- nouncements, baccalau- reate, the Senior Break- fast, and Grad Night at Disneyland. Let ' s not for- get Senior Awards Night, shall we? The Senior scholarship recipients were announced, depart- ment awards were presented, and Mr. and Miss Irish were revealed. There were other Se- nior traditions, also. Se- nior Skate Night, Senior partying spots, Senior class rings, Senior but- tons, and Senior T-shirts were some of them. Oh, yeah! We received our yearbooks early, too! I guess that was so we would have time to read this long list of traditions and privileges. But, you know what? Every now and then we need to be reminded of all the priv- ileges we actually had — - and probably took for granted. 286 MiMl-Mag iNDEx Townley, Sean Townsend, Raymond Toyias, Robert 62, Toyofuku, Eric Traub, Carol Travis, Tammy Tremmel, Carol Trivedi, Raaj 79 Trujillo, Jason Tryson, Anthony Tsai, Mark Tsen, Ben 187, 194, 197 230 62, 64G, 95 78, 79, 109, 111230 88, 247 142, 247 214 142, 163 111, 122,230 247 62 214 198, 199 145, 196, Tsen, Kent 62, 130, 144 156, 184, 187, 188, 194 197, 198 230 247 12, 144, 155, Tu, Hung Tuphan, Vivian Tuphan, Yvette Tzeng, David 160, 222, 230 62 Ujiie, Mitzi 21, 22, 62, 153, 188 Underwood, Devinll4, 115, 247 Useiy, Steven 78, 79, 96, 1 15, 214 Utesch, James 75, 214 Vaccarella, James 188, 191 214 Vajda, Maureen 214 Valdez, Marco 63 Valencia, Deanna 63 Van Herk, Tracy 107 214 Van Howe, Adrienne 63 Van Howe, Brian 230 Van Kekerix, Leah 102 194 230 Vance, Vanessa 143 247 Vandenberge, Jennifer 230 Vann, William 111 247 Varela, Rachel 63 Vargas, Jeny 88 104 230 Vasanwala, Ruhi 230 Vasquez, Michelle 9, 140, 142, 153, 174 214 Veal, Jenay 63 Vedder, Joseph 230 Vedder.Michael 63 Velasquez, Jenniier 140, 144, 155, 188, 190 214 Velasquez, Sandra 214 Velasquez, Susana 214 Veloz, Yvonne 63 Venegas, Oswaldo 75, 108, 109, 111.214 Ver, Steeg, Rhonda 100, 101, 144,214 Vernola, Maria 85, 214 Vemola, Michelle 247 Versteeg, Lara 143, 214 Versteeg, Ryan 88, 230 Vickery, Kevin 230 Vidales, Andrea 63 Vigueria, Rebecca 7, 63 Villalobos, Patricia 230 Villalobos, Wiliam 115,214 Villalvazo, Christina 7; 63 Villamayor, Liza 19, 214, 264 Villamayor, Roel 247 Vincent, April 18, 143, 147, 230 Vincent, Brian 63, 105 Vizcarrondo, Ana 149, 230 Vojtko, Bryan 231 Vowel! Rhonda 231 1 Favorite Candy: 1. Reese ' s 2. M M ' s Snickers 3. Kit Kat What guys pre- ferred — Reese ' s What girls preferred — Reese ' s Vrolyks, Brent 231 Vucurevic, Kristina 13, 21, 32, 46,63.82, 116, 128, 191 w Wager, Shawn 247 Wahlsteen, Stacey 116,214 Walker, David 75, 77, 1 19, 214 Walker, Geoffrey 1 15, 231 Walker, Mary Ann 215 Walker, Scott 32, 63, IK Walker, Shelly 30, 35. 38, 52, 63, 155. 188 Walsh, Bryan Walshe, Tina Wang. Bernard 114, 115.215 63 63, 167, 187, 194, 198 Wang, Melissa 64, 187, 194, 197. 198 Wang, Perry Wang, Tony Warner, Patricia Warren, Douglas Warren, Richard Warscher, Janet Walters, Trevor Weber, Robert Wehner, Joshua Wei, Livia Weis. Calvin Weis, Mary 87, Weis, Quang Wells, Eric Wells, Sean Weng, Renee Weng, Wendy Westerman, Pamela Whalen, Julane White, Brady White, Shelby Whitley, Garry Whitley, Tonya Widzer, Matthew Wiley, Jozett Wiliams, Amy Williams, Anthony Williams. Edward Wiliams, Jeffrey 64, 267 194. 198 64, 151. 170 247 247 64 3, 75, 77, 122, 139,215 99, 247 247 231 128, 235, 247 126, 128. 144. 225, 231 105,215 215 64 247 231 247 231 215 247 111. 124.231 169 79. 231 247 215 231 75. 76, 215 21, 72, 87, 95, 155.215 Wiliams, Kenneth 215 Williams, Kevin 247 Williams, Kevin 215 Williams, Lisa 107, 143, 231 Williams, William 96. 122, 215 Williamson, Daniel 93, 215 Willis, David 231 Wilson, Chad 64 Wilson, Echele 147, 231 Winkelbaurer, Mark 215 Wissink, Deborah 142, 152, 215 Witmore, Shenandoah 215 Wong. Karen 144, 156, 188, 191, 194, 198, 215, 266 Wong, Leslie 214. 215 Wood, Scott 142.231 Woods, Derik 215 Woods, Stan 12, 20, 25, 215 Woodward, Richard 59, 64. 75. 77, 155 Woolf, Douglas 19, 151, 215 Woolner, Brooke 64, 165 Wright, Alissa 5, 147, 231 Wright, Lisa 247 Wu, Allan 247 Wu. Li-Ting 64 Wyland. Amber 215 Favorite Color of M M s: 1. Green 2. Red 3. Yellow Which col preferred — gret.. Which color girls preferred — green Yamamoto, Daniel 7S 1T8 Yamanishi, Stacy 102, 194 Yamashiro, Mia Yang. Frank 120. 187. Yang, Wilson 64, 187 Yasukochi, Lisa YbarTa, Richard Ye. Noel Yeh. Jeffrey 187. 194, Yon, Jiun Yon, Susan Yoon, Daniel Yoon. Julie ■ York, Maria Yoshimura, Flora Yoshimuia, Susan 144, Yoshioka, Christopher Yoshioka, Gene Youkhan, Joseph Yu, Adeline YuMlke Yuguero, Sergio Yun. Elisa Yuu. John Yuo, Meago 79, 229. 2S1 198. 247 64 194, 198, 215 197, 198 215 80, 247 64 198, 231 64 187 151,231 215 231 215 188, 194, 231 87, 126, 142,215 198,231 122, 231 231 64, 167 103,215 64 247 Zafari, Mirwais Zafary, Masoud Zannitto, Laurie Zarrella, John Zavala, David Zavala, Olivia Zehr, Catherine Zepeda, Tracey Zertuche, Don Ziesman, Chad 215 231 90, 119. 231 64, 95, 122 231 241, 247 64 64 231 109, 111, 215 MiMi-Mag wDEx 287 X « b , A y c fulfil £, ■ryo ,3 j Wj0 4 e 1 g z-c S S c -X -° „ c •4T- x o - ' ( W- ' A V _53 X- l -P 7 John F. Kennedy 1917-1963 This 1988-89 Silver Anni- versary edition of the Eter- nal Flame was named Lim- ited Edition. It was printed by Taylor Publishing Com- pany. The company repre- sentative was John Stevens. The book was printed under the Titleist program. There were 1600 copies printed at a price of $30 per copy. Each copy contained 288 pages, plus a special foldout senior section of 8 additional pages. It has a full, four-color cover printed in 150 point binder board and four-color endsheets. The binding is Smythe sewn, rounded and backed. The paper stock for color pages is 100 pound, 41 enamel; and the paper stock for the black and white pages is 80 pound, 21 enamel. Each page is trimmed to 8 1 2 inches by 11 inches. Various type styles and sizes were used throughout the book: Seniors, Underclassmen, and faculty: Headlines = Souvenir (48 point) Body copy, captions = Souvenir (12 10 point standard) Theme, opening, closing: Headlines = Pyramid Condensed (48 point) Body copy, captions = Ballardvale (12 10 point standard) Activities: Headlines = Malibu Bold (48 point) Body copy, captions = Garamond (12 10 point standard) Sports: Headlines = Pyramid Condensed Bold (48 point) Body copy, captions = Ballardvale (12 10 point standard) wsMz ,S ) %  V)