John Glenn High School - Patriot Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1985 volume:

' ■ Tyt ' X X ' ■!y : :- ' ) ■ ' ' ' s ' -s YC „. .i riO .- - ril ' h ' f K K Patriot 84-85 Adviser: Mr. Richard Garcia Editors-. Maria Martinez Adriana Gonzales John Glenn High School 13520 Shoemaker Ave., Norwalk. California Volume XXIII 2 Dedication eorge and Joyce Dunn at Christmas time. It would seem that there are at least three or four George Dunns occupying our campus all day. There isn ' t a spot on campus that you might not find him at any given moment. Roof is leaking, teachers doors won 7 lock, gym needs setting up. materials need to be delivered: two rings of the hell and George is on his way. His little electric cart must have over 100.000 miles on it. The nice part about it is he does it all with a smile. George was born on April 6. 1948 at 9:20 pm. at Parkview Hospital in Los Angeles. He was raised, however, in the Norwalk and La Mirada area and is a graduate of the class of 1966 from La Mirada High. After high school. George attended Cerritos College for a brief time until he joined the Navy in 1967. He served aboard the USS Nereus. a submarine tender, from 1967-1969. He was discharged from the navy on January 10. 1973. George has been with the Norwalk La Mirada Unified school district for 1 1 years now. having started out at Neff High School. He was transferred to Glenn in 1981 when Neff was closed. George and Joyce Dunn have been married since March 13, 1976, and his family includes his father who lives in Kingman, Arizona and three brothers. Frank lives in Colorado, another brother. Art, lives in Santa Fe Springs, and Richard lives in Tustin. George is the youngest son. When George finally breaks away from school, his hobbies include cartoon drawing and reading books on Colt guns and rifles. One of his main loves in life is his dogs. Brandy, Tanya, and Silver. The kind of service and excellence that our head of plant gives John Glenn faculty, students, and administration made him a logical choice for this year ' s dedication. We, the 1984-85 Patr iot Staff hereby dedicate this book to you, George Dunn. ieorge and his beloved friends. 1 % P Jm _. S . ' .-■ m ' J n n W f Xji L iim. f mi H| taeorge and his dad i mm wtKt J- A younger George Dunn. George relaxes at his drafting table. Opening 3 4 Table Of Contents Opening 5 Spotlight On The iSgasEsssss mBil- Sx d eSE 7 i ■ ufflKI 6 Spotlight On The Best Opening 7 8 Senior Division Page Senior Class Officers President- Tammy Parra 5 f r . ' - ' ' % Wm 1 ' 1 HF B H ■■iCE T as .; ! ' Treasurer- Liz Ramirez Activities Director- Susie C or r ell a Sgt. At Arms- Arnold Marin 10 Classes Advisor- Mrs. Wilson Ricardo Acosta Aguilar AJriana Philip Alagna Dawn Allen Alvin Alpuerto Chriatina Andujo Ernesto Atienza Eric says. Yeah. I ' m bad. Did you say something? ' Edwin Ayerdis Miguel Ayerdis Rosie Barrera Christine Barringer Rhonda Beadle Darlene Belmonte Classes 1 1 Keep true to the dreams of thy youth J.C. F Von Schiller Sandra Perez 12 Senior Babies Olivia Garcia Adriana Gonzajef Classes 13 Rachel Bellran Lucia Bernal Fred Bollz Rosa Brizuela David Brown Kathleen Brown Madeline Cabasal William Canty Rosimar Castanon Dora Castilleja Mike and Ricky playing follow the leader. Knowledge is power Knowledge is safety, and Knowle dge is happiness Ana Cenleno Victor Centeno Thomas Jefferson 14 Seniors X 1 ' Isabel Cesena Mi Chang Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together Wood row Wilson Mia Chavez Sean Chhith Dinh Co Everybody wave to Sherry. mmy showing off her best outfit to Liz. Kelly DAmbra John De La Torre John De Luc a Classes 15 Spotlight On Seniors Way Bacl Wtien Bill Caniy 16 Senior Babies John Deacon David Douma Frank Oelgadillo Rossana Dienzo David Dodgin Loretta Dominguez Casey Dowling Frankie Ellioll Sandra Enciso Mirna Espinoza My interest is in the future, because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. Araceli Ferrer Teresa Fierro Gabriel Figueroa Mary, dressed to kill. Classes 1 7 He who knows others is learned: He who knows himself is wise. Lao- Tsze Strike 3 pose, ladies. Roberto Flores Michelle Fox Robert Franco L Hortencia Garcia John Garcia Olivia Garcia Elka Godoy Anna Gomez Maria Leticia Gomez Maria Teresa Gomez Cris Gonzales Adriana Gonzalez Alexandra Gonzalez 18 Seniors Ramiro Gonzalez Victor Gonzalez Rita Griego Evelyn Guajardo Romel Guarin n youth we learn; in age we understand. Marie Von Ebner-Eschenbach Hey man, come back!! We were just kidding. Paula Henry Alfredo Hernandez Jorge Hernandez Marco Hernandez Mary Hernandez Shawn Hillman David Hobdy Robert Hopcus Classes 19 If men and women are in chains, anywhere in the world, then freedom is endangered everywhere John Fitzgerald Kennedy Who says intelligence and beauty don ' t go together? Miguel Jaimes Carlos Jimenez Dawn Jones Some must follow, and some command, though all are made of clay. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Brenda Kenney Teresa Kenney Hey guys. ' Where you heading 7 It s not lunch time yet. 20 Seniors Deborah Kite Sean Knight Talyitha Lauderbacli Juan Le Theresa Leedy The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before you are ready for it. A.H. Glasgow Eric Lind Shelly Losee Jack Loudermill I ' ll bet she doesn ' t even know I exist. Judith Madrigal Julia Madrigal Miguel Madrigal Patricia Mandujano Delia Marcial Classes 21 Alberto Martinez Alexandra Martinez Eddie Martinez Josephina Martinez Maria Martinez Katherine Mayabb Robyn Maynard Linda Mc Allister Lonnie Mc Grew Michelle Medina What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult to each other? George Eliot Richard Melendez Aurora Monies Damon and Danny showing us the leather look. Henry Morales ' km Yoldanda Moreno 22 Seniors Our grand business in life is not to iee what lies dimly at distance, but ' o do what lies clearly at hand. Thomas Carlyle Oh Maritza. he isn ' t that cute. Mike Oh James Ortega Tina Ortega David Peck Daniel Peel Gina Pelina Michelle Pena Sandra Perez Classes 2i •s : v r - hI . :• rf .A ..Ait aHHf MMmH H . ' 4. ' v- ' K ♦ft ■ . i,-- ' - v - Our Choices For Senior Best I- Best Couple: Angela S treble. Ruben Meza 2. Best Bod: Rita Griego. Jobn Garcia 3. Most Atbletic: Tammy Parra, James Ortega 4. Best Smile: Mercedes Rosales, Robert Fran- co 5. Best All Around: Leslie Hemenway. John Garcia . Biggest Flirts-. Alicia Flares. Lon- nie McGrew 2. Class Clown: Leticia Cervantes. Billy Cosby 3. Most School Spirited: Leslie He- menway. Brad Whitley 4. Best Personality: Tammy Parra, Casey Dowling 5. Best Dressed: Teresa Kenney. John Huerta 6. Most Likely To Succeed: Tuan Le. Lulin Tsai Classes 27 Sonia Perez Yvonne Peru William Peterson Timothy Pikop Elaine Pitt Estrella Quezada Elizabeth Ramirez Sandra Ramirez Ronald Ramos To be mature means to face, and not evade, every fresh crises that comes. Fritz Kunkel Peace cannot be kept by force It can only be achieved by understanding. Albert Einstein Can anyone spare a dime? 28 Seniors To see what is right, and not do it. is want of courage, or of principle. Confucius Denise Rodriguez Elsa Rodriguez Hugo Rodriguez QVO mamacital Oscar Rodriguez Yolanda Rodriguez Mercedes Rosales Vicman Ruelos Leiicia Ruiz 4 i Santiago Ruiz Jennifer Rupert Alec Salazar Carmen Saldana Julie Saldana Classes 29 Ronnie Sanchez Vivian Sandoval Tina Sanford Joseph Sanlana I must respect the opinions of others even if I disagree with them. Herbert Henry Lehman Daniel Saldariu Teresa Smith Oscar, not now! Ah shucks. Kim. Phet Sovanasy Carta Strahl Angela Sirehle Fernando Suarez Kurt Swanson Janine Torres 30 Seniors Laura Torres Rene Torrez Chan Tran Phoung Tran Gloria Tre 0 Sang Truong Ana Velasquez Lulin Tsai Maureen Turnier Luis Valdivia Rudolph Villegas ' S ' ' ' ■ ' - Anthony Valencia Scott Wagner Classes 31 Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom. Samuel Taylor Coleridge Thinking well is wise; planning well wiser; doing well wisest and best oi all. Uov Q -it. -- Joe Mr. Garcia, you never said we would have to work this late! Frank Wetzel A smile is worth a thousand words. Donna Yadon Charles Younker You guys are too serious. Forget it! 32 Seniors Juniors ' Elected Best! Adviser: Mr. Allen Wilson 34 Junior Class Officers Ackerman. Stephanie Aguilar. Luz Ahlgren. Kelly Ahoia. Melo Ahoia. Unuoi Alba. Bertha Alonzo. Sergio Alpuerto. Adrian Alvarado. Benita Alvarado. Luis Alvarado. Michael Alvarado, Ruben Alvarado, Sylvia Alvarez. Delia Alvarez. Dena Alvarez. Lia Alvarez. Shannon Amaya. Lisa Anderson. Wesley Angulo. Clive Arellano. Odulia Armstrong. David Armstrong. Margaret Ayala. Carolina Ayala. Manuel Ayala. Rafael Badial. Monica Basenback. Teresa Beauvais. Alan Betancourt. Yolanda Borja. Vincent Brewer. Stacy Brito. Jerome Brizuela. Martha Brooks. Steven Brown. Stephanie Classes 35 Buslamanle. Daniel Cabasal. Roderick Cabrera. Elaine Caldern. Federico Campos. Eric Campos. Mario Campos. Mark Canez. Benny Carmella. Paul Carew. Dawne Carrasco. Armando Carter. Jayde Cassillas. Jose Castillo. Kevin Castillo. Richard Ceballos. Joe Centeno. Marta Chacon. Brian Chang Mi. Jung Chavez. Anthony Chavez. Araceli Chavez. Linda Chavez. Lucy Chavez. Manuel Co. Dieu Contreras. Gloria Cordova. Melody Corral. Raymond Corrella. Joseph Cortez. Louie Cross. James Cruz. Enedina Cuevas. Rolinda Cummings. Michaele D Amico. Anthony Dang. Kiet Delfin. Andres Delgadillo. Angelica Delgado. Gloria Denton. Joseph Devylder. Tina Diego. Sheri 36 Juniors Domondon. Tina Dort. Robert Dhskill. Kimberly Dumagan. David Duran. Maria Luisa Duran. Teddy Ea. Mariane Elias. Alice Ellis. Willie Enriquez. Jose Enriquez. Michelle Escohedo. Silvia Esnayra. Roberto Eelix. Alma Fernando. Rohan Fierros. Gloria Figueroa. Jose Flores. Kathleen ■ Flores. Oscar Flores. Paul Galvan. Javier Game. Alfonso Gandara. David Garcia. Antoinette Garcia. Elizabeth Garcia. Carmen Garcia. Nancy Garcia. Patricia Garcia. Stella Gaslelum. Alejandro Codinez. Hortencia Gomez. Alma Rosa Gomez. Amador Gomez. Maria Gomez. MaryHelen Gonzalez. David Classes 37 Grady. Thomas Grajeda. George Gramata. George Grana. Janet Green. Cassandra Guardado. Jorge Guerrero. Gloria Gutierrez. Alex Gutierrez. Carmen Gutierrez. Efren Gutierrez. Hector Guzman. Patricia Guzman. Rafael Hansbaw. Brenda Hardy. David Henderson. Darren Henley. Kerrie Hernandez. Cynthia Hernandez. Ernesto Hernandez. Juan Hernandez. Mario Herrera. Rosalinda Herron. Tammy Hodis. Mircea Howe. James Huynh. Nam Ibarra. Adam Ibarra. Patricia Ignacio. Edgar Inness. Dawn Jaimes. Fausto Jauregui. Lucio Jimenez. Leticia Johnson. Tanya Jones. Crystal Jones. Kelly W Vi X m 38 Juniors Jones. Leisa Jones. D Kane. Paula Keevama. La Donna Kern. Vicheka Kem. Vine Kerrigan. Shawna Kim. Kelly Kill. Kennelh Kohy, Michelle Larios. Pedro Larsen. Bryan Latz. Julia lazalde. Guillermo Lee. Linda Leonard. Cheryl Leszczynski. Mike Lewis. Mark Lind. Laure Lizardi. Javier Lizardi. Jorge Lizardi. Marco Lomhera. Norma Lopez. Beriha Lopez. Olivia Lopez. Virginia Loredo. Manha Lucero. Jackie Lucero. Julie Luevano. Chrislopher Luu. Thong Ly. Hoa Ly. Hop Macias. David Macias. Ricardo Mackabee. Waller Marin. Rebecca Classes 39 Marine. Crianiha Marian. Leian Marquez. Jose Martinez. Elizabeth Martinez. Fredrick Martinez. Jose Martinez. Julian Martinez. Lizmeth Martinez. Maria Martinez. Richard Mata. Magdalena Mc Gee. Kenneth Mc Grew. Michelle Mc Ha f fie. Eileen Mc Neal. Kenneth Melchor. Martha Menchaca. Chris Mendoza. Jjlian Meschon. Donna Mills. Kim Miramonles. Eva Miramontes. Lydia Mirola. Eliseo Mitchell. Monti Mogote. Paul Monroy. Gina Montalvo. Thalia Montiero. Kelly Monies. Patty Montoya. Antoinette Mora. Angelica Mora. Rosa Moreno. Gabriel Moreno. Pedro Moreno. Rosalva Morgan. Jack 40 Juniors Murry. Timothy Neill. William Nelson. Deborah Nelson. Scott Nguyen. Totram Nicolas. Vladimir Nielsen. Susan Nino. Antonio Noriega. Maria Noriega. Martha Novae. Tammy Ochoa. Lupe Olague. Joel Olson. Jonathan Ortiz. Amparo Ortiz. Lupe Ortiz. Maria Ortiz. Sylvia Parada. Aaron Park. Jin Parmenler. Jeff Parra. Michael Patel. Pallav Patel. Salim Peck. Anthony Pelina. Gemma Pena. Larry Peregrina. Lina Perez. Andre Perez. Theodore Perrin. Brenda Picon. Joseph Pilola. Miguel Ponce. Beatrice Pruitt. John Ouezada. Rene Quintana. Maria Radillo. Marina Classes 41 Ramirez. Jaime Ramirez. Maria Elena Ramirez. Randolph Ramirez. Raul Ramos. Desiree Rangel. Margie Rangel. ancy Rangel. Robert Reay. Pamela Renleria. Felipe Rex ford. David Reyes. Hugo Reyes. Joaquin Riley. Michael Rivas. Alba Rodriguez. Guadalupe Rodriguez. Juan Rodriguez. Judith i Rodriguez. Maria pP Rodriguez. Regina Rodriguez. Yolanda Rogan. Michael Rojas, Rosalinda Ro as. Terri Rosales. Linda Roth. James Rucker. Oina Ruelos. Victorino Ruiz. Jessica Ruiz. Maria Elena Ruiz. Maria Salgado. Henry Salter. Jody Sanchez. Darlene Sanchez. Emilio Sanche.. Javier 41 Juniors Sanchez. Raymond Sandoval. Dave Sandoval. Ramon Sanlana. Anthony Santiago. Angel Santos. Melinda Saucedo. Gilbert Schnetzka. Paula Schroer. Kimberly Scott. Donald Sevilla. Adelina Sevilla. Angelica Sexton. James Seymore. Kimberly Shedd. Donna Shepherd. Susan Silao. Maria Sinayoko. Aicha Smith. Dena Smith. Michelle Sosa. Maria Soto. Maureen South. Linda Stakeman. Dale Stancius. Laura Stovall. Michael Swanson. Karen Taing. Huy Tavarez. Jose Thai, Phuong Thomas. Denise Thomas. Michele Thomas. Yvonne Ting. Tony Todd. Judy Torres. Christopher Classes 43 Torres. Eversrdo Torres. Joannelte Torres. Maria Toscano. Silvia Tran. Kiel Tran. Lien Trejo. Salvador Trujillo. Genevieve Ulibarri. Cynthia Ung. Narom Urquidi. Jesus Valdez. Benito Valdea. Darin Valdez. Rhonda Van Eeckhoutte. Shawn Vargas. Alberto Vega. Jose Velardi. Alvin Viberos. Helen Vigil. Angela Villa. Lorena Villegas. Leona Vincent. Donna Viveros. Son a Walker. Rickie West. Dennis Whitney. Peter Wilson. Ha Wood. John Woodring. Kari Woods. Patrice Worl. Hayko Wright. Sherry Yi. Susan Yonezawa. Michael Zamora. Michele Zuniga. Antonio 44 Juniors e o s 0 ' 0 Sophomores ' Elected Best! President- Vanessa Jinzo Vice-President- Felicia Hayes Treasurer- Tiffany Timbers Secretary- Susie Yonezawa Activities Director- My Anh Le Sgt. at Arms- Tim Hewey Sophomore Class Officers 46 Sophomore Class Officers Adams. Oeann Aguilar. Cyndia Aguilar. Michele Aguilar. Modesto Aguilar. Richard Aholelei. Viliami Alba, Gloria Alpuerto. Audrey Alvarado. Martha Ambriz. Lonnie An. Quynh Apodaca, Franicisco Aragon, Lillie Araiza. Lorrie Arboleda. Raymond Arellano. Michael Armas. Roberto Arreola. Laura Arroyo. Claudia Arroyo. Socorro Auner. David Austin. Randall Ayala. Angelica Ayala. Ruben Ayerdis. Melvin Baca. Michael Bacos. Ladisa Badial. Cus Baker. Landra Ballazar. Maria Banuelos. Connie Banuelos. Maria Barnette. Bruce Barrios. Gloria Barrios. Josefina Baucom, Edward 47 Bazaure. Andrew Bell. Michelle Bell. Schikingia Belmudez. Johnny Beridon. Paul Berry. Anne Bixler. Dena Blanco. Irma Blue. Alton Boggs. Robert Boos. James Bolello. Darlena Brizuela. Juan Bruemmer. Tiffani Burgos. Debra Campos. Martin Carruthers. Allan Casa. Jesus Casillas. Tomas Castilleja. Jose Castro. Claudia Cedillo. Guillermina Celaya. Fernando Cendejas. Ronald Centeno. Fabiola Centeno. Margarita Cervantes. Irene Chacon. Edward Chambers. Randall Champagne. Langia Chang. Tae Chavez. Manuel Chavez. Rosemary Chavira. Gina Chow. Tammy Co. My 48 Sophomores Cole. Paul Cole. Sandy Cole. Slacey Contreras. Armando Copenhaver. Kevin Cordova. Antonio Cortez, Jimmy Cosby. Mary Cost. Laura Cross. Jordie Cruz. Carlos Cruz. Francisco Cunningham. Penny Davenport. Dawn De A Vila. Felipe De La Torre. Yvonne Delgado. Paul Diaz. Mona Dienzo. Robert Dissmore. Tracey Dixon. Ken Dorsey. Anne Duong, Tam Thi Duran. Ana Rosa Duran. Delfino Duran. Guadalupe Duran. Serbando Ea. Khema Edwards. Ronald Engelmann. Brent Enriquez. Shirley Espinoza. Juan Estrada. Griselda Estrada. Marisela Exiine. Angelina Falcon. Sean Classes 49 Farrar. Cathy Felix. Michael Felix. Nazario Ferguson. Leonard Figueroa. Bertha Figueroa. Claudia Fimbres. Tiffany Flares. Monique Flores. Hector Fornwalt. Jennifer Fung. Robert Galvez. Miguel Garcia. Amy Garcia. Bella Garcia. Gilberto Garcia, Nati Garcia. Paula Garza, Veronica Geist. Fred Gibson, Sean Cilmore. Robert Godinez. Jose Gomez. Gina Gomez, Joseph Gomez, Patty Gonier, Dawn Gonzales, Bernadine Gonzales, Ceres Gonzales. Nicole Gonzales. Alfonso Gonzales. Claudia Gonzales. Frank Gonzalez. Guadalupe Gonzalez. Jose Gonzalez. Maria Gonzalez. Samuel 50 Sophomores Grady. Clifford Green. Timothy Griego. Madeline Griffon. Jason Griglione. Lisa Guerrette. Scott Guthrie. Luis Gutierrez. Isabel Gutierrez. Javier Gutierrez. Lurdes Gutierrez. Margarita Gutierrez. Ruben Guzman. Jose Hampton. Christina Harris. Jeffrey Hayes. Douglas Hayes. Felicia Henderson. Thomas Hernandez. Alberto Hernandez. Ana Hernandez. Carlos Hernandez. Consuelo Hernandez. Daniel Hernandez. James Hernandez. James Hernandez. Jose Hernandez. Jose Hernandez. Patricia Hernandez. Ricardo Hewey, Timothy Hinojos. Frances Howard. John Howell. Fric Huerta. Jesus Humphrey. Richard Hunter. Shanna Classes 51 Ibarra. Maria Jackson. Gene Jackson. Lemeul Jankowski. Patrick Jara. Lydia Jaurequi. Christine Jeong. Sang Johnson. Ronald Jones. Rebecca Jornadal. Joseph Kahl. Andrew Keevama. Bonnie Kern. Soechetra Kim. Jeanne Kim. Line Kilt, Connie Koch. Vicki Landa. Abel Landeros. Elizabeth Lane. Marie Le. My Anh Lee. Michelle Leszcysnki. Jennifer Lim. Sherry Lira. Chris Little field. Tracy Lopez. Christine Lopez. Monica Lopez. Philip Lopez. Rudy Losee. Cynthia Lozano. Francisco Luna. Irma Macias. Gustavo Magana. Martin Mallett. Tina 52 Sophomores Mandel. Sharann Marin, Patricia Marquez. Daniel Marquez. Mauricio Martinez. David Martinez. Elidia Martinez. Geronimo Martinez. Henry Martinez. Jimmy Martinez. Lucila Martinez. Nicholas Martinez. Rudy Mataele. Lovey McCormick, Bo McCoy. Daphne McDow. Shawn Mcintosh. Kisa Melchor. Maria Melendez. Edward Melendez. Richard Menchaca. Ramona Mendoza. Arthur Merchain. Mary Mesta. Stephanie Miranda. David Mitchell. Mark Montanez. Clara Moore. Frank Mora. Bertha Mora. Delia Mora. Ernie Mora. Frank Morales. Antonia Morales. Charles Moreno. Andres Moreno. Catalina Classes 53 Moreno. Maricela Moreno. Pedro Moreno. Raul Morones. Michelle Munoz. Martin Najar. Jose Nandwana. Tushar Napoles. Sharon Nau. Siosiana Nava. Silvia Navarro. Francisca Navarro. Jimmy Navarro. Ramona Nave as. Gregorio Nguyen. Hien Nguyen. Huy Nguyen. Rosemary Nieves. Omayra Norsian. Christopher Nou. Elen Nunez. Jesus Ochoa. Aureliano Ochoa. Efren Ochoa. Javier Ochoa, Luis Oliveira. Teresa Olmedo. Irma Oraa. Mary Ortega. Eduardo Ortiz, Jose Pacheco. Guadalupe Padilla. Carmen Palomares. Consuelo Panuco. Marcella Parial. Roxanne Parra, Paula 54 Sophomores Patino. Sandra Paul. Tommy Perez. Cathy Perez. Daniel Perez, Robert Peru. Albert Peterson. Randy Pettigrew. Leigh Philip. Thomas Pigott. Eric Pich. Rivann Pineda. Eujenia Pineda. Inez Pippin, Rushelle Porlas. William Portilla. Anna Puertos. Ivan Ouezada. Pedro Ouintana, Ethel Quoshena. Rebecca Racelis, Melinda Radillo. Fernando Rains, Shannon Ramirez, Adriana Ramirez, Arthur Ramirez. Esther Ramirez. Gilbert Ramirez. Lisa Ramirez. Miguel Ramirez. Ricardo Ramirez. Sandra Ramirez. Vickie Ramos. Bertha Ramos. Rafael Rangel, Angelina Reader, Daniell Classes 55 Real, Marco W Reber. Stephanie ' j Reese, Elizabeth Refugio. Ana Renleria. Maria Reynolds. Ronda Rios. Maria Rivera, Martha Rivera, Noemi Rodriguez, Alfredo Rodriguez. Enrique Rodriguez. Gilbert Rodriguez, Lilia Rodriguez. Patricia Rojas, Jodi Romero, Elizageth Roybal. Enrico Ruiz, Mando Ruiz, Delia Ruiz, Juan Ruiz, Rafael Ruiz, Rebecca Ruiz, Sonia Ruvalcaba. Francisca Sabinski. Richard Salas. Leticia Salazar. John Salazar. Vicente Saldana. Fernando Salgado. Alan Salgado. Ralph Salido. Lucy Sanchez. Carlos Sanchez. Jose Sanchez. Martha Sanchez. Nancy 56 Sophomores Sanders. Peggy Sandoval. Carmen Santana. Ann Sarmienlo. Ireene Seelke. Kimberly Serna. Martin Serrano. Carolina Serrano. Elias Settle. Glen Se villa. Miguel Sladariu. Cornelia Smith. Sherry Smith. Susan Sok. Davy Sotelo. Adriana Soto. Maribel Spaulding. Larry Speer. Michael H Spoerle. Janice k. 1 Strahl. Todd Suierveld. John Tabor. Frances Taing, Luy Taing. You league. Tammie Teo. Tautalaititi Tiscareno. Blanca To. Bihn Thieu Torres. Adrianna Torres. David Torres. Jennifer Torrevillas. Milvin Toscano. Valerie Townsend. Steven Tran. Giang Jan Trap. Quyen Classes 57 Trejo. Brian Trujillo. Roman Ureno. Frank Uribe. Anna Urquidi, Michael Valdez. Adrian Valdez. Veronica Valencia. Rufus Vargas. Julian Vasquez. Elizabeth Vasquez. Nalividad Vasquez. Sara Vasquez. Juana Vera. Armando Viberos. Doreen Viberos. Eleanor Villa. Adam VonBorstel. Lorenia Vongphrasouk. Vira Warner. Alan ,■ • Washington. Arlethia Whitehead. Dion Whitworth. Larry Williams. Neil Wood. Mary Woods. Aaron Yi. Jenny r - w r HH Yonezawa. Susie JM ii K4 Young. Laverne i fl Vr Zamora.Luis i r ' i K Zelinski. Ronald 1 [ «i n 58 Sophomores t 10 , Brown. Elisha Buchanan. Kathleen Buckelew. Angelina Bueno. Robert Burgos. Michael Bushnell. Thomas Bustos. Bill Cabral. Mark Cabrera. James CaiceJo. Alex Calderon. Jorge Campos. Angelina Campos. Gilberto Campos. Patricia Caro. Steven Carranza. Jaime Casillas. Leopoldo Castillo. Luiz Castorena. Gabriel Cavazos. Rigoberto Ceja. Jose Centeno. Jorge Centeno. Juan Cervantes. Ramiro Cesena. Paul Chang. Christine Chang. Kuo Hsin Chavarria. Maria Chavez. Lilian Chavez. Max Chavez. Michael Choi. Bobby Clair. Sandi Coleman. Jeremy Contreras. Manuel Cordova. Raymond 62 Freshmen Corona. Michael Crawford. Jeanette Cruz. Richard Cummings. Margaret Dealon. Kalrina De La Loza. Virginia Pelfin. Rhazzle Delgadillo. Guadalupe Delgado. Hernan Donnelly. Murriel Dunn. Debbie Duran. Maria Encisco. Debra English. John Escobedo. Antonio Estavillo. Reuben Evans. Kenneth Farias. Raul Felix. George Ferrer. Noel Figueroa. Diane F lores. Jo Lynn Flores. Jose Flores. Maria Flores. Forno. Franco Franco. Franco Galvez, Trisha Vivian . Emily Norma . Socorro Luis Game. Garcia. Garcia. Garcia. Garcia. Garcia. Juan Andy Cesar Francisco Herlinda Jesus Garcia. John Garcia. Manuel Garcia. Orlando Garcia. Paul Garcia. Raquel Gastelum. Guadalupe Classes 63 Gentry. James Gomez. Gilberto Gomez. Jose Gomez. Juan Gomez. Luz Gomez. Manuel Gomez. Robert Gonzalez. Elena Gonzalez. Javier Gonzalez. Lilia Gonzalez. Obniel Gonzalez. Oswaldo Gonzalez. Ruben Gonzalez. Sandra Gonzalez. Sergio Grana. Kenneth Green. Richard Green. Russel Gresham. Penny Guerrero, Vicente Gutierrez. Evangelina Gutierrez. Steven Gutierrez. Yolanda Hackler Lynette Hamilton. Deborah Hannum. Alecia Harris. Jon Hartman. Stacy Haverman, Dawn W Ha vice. Sally Hayes. Frank Heim. Eda Hernandez, Beatriz Hernandez, Concepcion Hernandez, Jesse Hernandez, Joel 64 Freshmen Hernandez, Rosalinda Herrera. Cahriela Herrera, Jo Ann Herron. Christopher Hewey. Robynn Hinkle, Tammy Howard. Keilh Hunt. Camille Hurtado. Edward Hyde, Sharon Ibarra, Ligia Ihnen. James Jaimes. Judith Jara, Elizabeth Jensen, Jonathan Jimenez. Joel Jimenez, Philip Jimenez, Raul Jinzo, Lucianita Johnson, D Ann Johnson, Teresa Jones, Kristine Jones, Laura Kang, Joseph Kenney, Anthony Kim, Jee Kim, Julie King, Derick Kirkland, Sheree Knight, Samma Kol, Phirum Krantz, Lynnette Kraniz, Michelle Kwon, Steve Lang, Victoria Lathrop, Jon Layao, Maria Lazalde, Anna Lee, Cary Lee, Cathy Leon, Joann Leon, Johnny Classes 65 Leonard, Kerr Leos. Julian Llamas. Christina Llamas. Fabiola Lomas. Victor Longoria. Vincent Lopez. Elizabeth Lopez. Frank Lopez. Hector Lopez. Leticia Lopez. Rose Lopez. Stephanie Laredo. Antonia Lott. Kathleen Lucero. Jorge Lucero. Thomas Ludwig. Jennifer Luna. Dawna Maag. Donald Mac Donald. Nelson Macias. Maria Maciel, Elias Mackabee. Darnisha Mackabee. Ranisha Maddox. Kristina Manjarres. Margarita Marin. Louie Marquez. Graciela Marquez. Joel Marshall. Mondo Martin. Rebecca Martinez. Mitchell Martinez. Gloria Martinez. Hublester Martinez. Jorge Martinez. Juan Martinez. Olga Martinez. Robert Martinez. Susanna Mata. Jerry Matamoros. Jack Matthews. Garrett 66 Freshmen fwm Maziek. Tracy Mc Donald. Lori Melchor. Oralia Mendes. Brian Mendez. Ricardo Mendizabal, Martin Mendoza, Michael Mendoza, Nicholas Mendoza, Vivian Meza. Bertha Mills. Jodi Mills. Joel Minchaca. Alejandro Miramontes. Jose Miramontes, Juan Mitchell, Connie Mitchell, Lance Montoya. Suzette Mora, Chris Morales. Armando Moreno. Anthony Moreno. Ceorgina Moreno. Jose Moreno, Mariano Muzila. Angela Nance. James Navarro. Maria Ness. Eddie jJB Nguyen. Anh Nora. Carmen Noriega. Sandra Nou. Kim Olguin. Ricardo Olmedo. Tomasa Oraa. Jocelyn Orozco. Benjamin Classes 67 Ortiz. F la via Ortiz. Jesus Ortiz. Mark Ortiz. Robert Padiila. Sandra Parra. April Parra. Gilbert Perales. Albert Perez. Angelica Perez. Anna Perez. Carlos Perez. Olegario Persi. Teresa Peru. Ernest Pettigrew. Kenneth Pico. Rodolfo Pine. Jeffrey Pineda. Efrain Pineda, Maria Ponce. Maria Porras. Robert Potter. Christopher Potts. Tiffany Powell. Mardel Quesada. Johnny Quesada. Maria Quick. Jenell Quintana. Altagracia Quintana. Maria Quintero, Edward Quintero. Elizabeth Ramirez. Daniel Ramirez. Diana Ramirez. Edgardo Ramirez. Geromino Ramirez. Karina 68 Freshmen Ramirez. Manuel Ramirez. Maria Ramirez. Monica Ramirez. Rosario Ramirez. Sean Ramirez. Yvonne Ramos, David Ramos. Karen Reyna. Aurora Rios. Marcella Rios. Richard Rivera. Rafael Roa. Bonnie Robinson. Tanya Rocha. Guadalupe Rodriguez. Alfredo Rodriguez. Jose Rodriguez. Maria Rodriguez. Maria Rodriguez. Martin Rodriguez. Monica Rojas. Elaine Rojas. Jennifer Rojas. Jonathan Rojas. Juan Rojas. Richard Rose. Paisha Rowan. Danielle Rowlands. Michelle Ruelos. Dulce Ruiz. Maria Salas. Eydie Salas, Stephanie Salas. Thomas Salazar. Maria Salgado. Edward Salter. Tatia Sandoval. Barbra Sandoval. Eric Sandoval. Pete Santiago. Robert Santillana. Miguel Classes 69 Santillana. Nelly Saucedo. Robert Savedra. Bernadelte Sayers. Garnet! Schnetzka. Jeannie Seei. Elaine Seph, Renee Sevilla. Laura Sifuentes, Araceli Sillence. Lawrence Silva. Lisa Skinner. Leon Sladariu. Lidia Smith. Ann Smith. Connie Smith. Yolanda Sosa. Bernardo Sotelo, Alejandro Spanninger. Dracy Stearns. Raquel Taylor. Michael Tedtaotao. Bonnie Teo. Keneti Thompson. Kenneth To. Thanh Thieu Torres. Ana Torres. John Torres. Jose Tran. Diem Tra Tran. Toan The Trejo. Maria Tretheway. Shelli Triplell. Kenneth Trujillo. Raymond Tsai. Weimin Turner. Janet 70 Freshmen Valdez, Connie Valdez. Rebecca Valdez, Sabrina Valdivia. Blanca Valencia, Darlene Valencia, Tammy Van Lingen, Caroline Vasquez. Alexander Vasquez, Alina Vasquez, Gabriela Vasquez, Marina Vasquez, Neptali Vasquez, Yvonne Vasquez, Olga Veerachaylukana, Vim Vega, Juanita Vega. Sandy Velarde. Brian Verdugo, Yvette Viberos, Daniel Villa, Alejandra Villa, Maria Vincent, Deborah Viramontez, Cristal Viveros, Lisa Vongphrasouk. At hid Washington. Mark Weddington, Laura Wetzel, William Wheeler. Margie Whitehead. Daryll Whitley. Rebecca Williams. Alesia Wilson. Dennis Wood, Jason Woods, Frances Classes 71 G . ■ G , N 1 Sf f ' ,ncL: ' iC ' ' M ' C - i t- 4? Q dY)0 T ' V- ' ilVi A c Eighth Graders ' Elected Best! President: Debbie Sarmiento Vice President: Matthew Hartman Secretary: Carolyn Peck }im. Treasurer: April Perez Activities Di rector Delia Martinez Sgt. at Arms: Jason Gittin Classes 73 rtli Hxm mruu ; it- , x- oua ai( Abdulla. Shakir Acosta. Sonia Aguilar. Susie Aguirre. Anthony Ahmed. Shazia Ahoia, Vaea Alfaro. Miguel Alonso. Maria Alonso. Sonia Alonso. Veronica Alvarez. Elva Alvarez. Hector Alvarez. Rebecca Alvarez. Sonny A may a, Albert Ambriz. Larry Anderson. Dawn Angel, Andrew Angulo. Margarita Aragon. Juan Armstrong. Daniel Arreola. Enrique Arroyo. Lorena Arteaga. Graciela Ayala. Ana T Ayala. Margarita Baes, Chris Baes. Mike Baeza. Hilda Banuelos. Vicky Barajas. Wanda Bardwell. Candace Barrios. Luis Bauer. Phil Beanato. Alexandra Bechmann. Jeffrey 74 8th Graders ar Bellows. Verianna Bellran. Meilin Bernal. Jose Bernal. Mario Berry. Victor Bishop. Dawne Black. Christie Blanca. Monica Blankenship, David BIythe. Darrell Bolanis. Louis Bonilla. Angie Bonilla. Araceli Brannon. Jay Bridgewater. Tommy Brizuela. Alicia Brown. Theresa Butko. Laura Byerley. Sean Cabanes. Cleo Cabrera. Jorge Campos. Jose Campos. Manuel Campos, Martha Cannon. Michelle Canty. Ivan Carbajal. Rachel Carlos. Elleana Caron. Russell Caron. Sylvia Carpenter. Jo Ann Carranza. Veronica Casas, Adrianna Casillas. Alfredo Castanon. Maricruz Castilleja. Octavio Classes 75 ctppifajfilL 01 f fs. Jf l ' ' tiflUi (K QfMi Castro. Frances Castro. Gina Cedillo. Carlos Celaya. Elizabeth Cendejas. Laura Centeno. Humberto Cervantes. Esperanza Cervantes. Lucy Cervantes. Lucy Cervantes. Roger Cesena. Marisa Chang. Jack Chavez. Maria Chavez. Roxanne Cole. Trade Correa. Sal Cortez. Joseph Cortez. Patty Cortez. Paul Cosby. Steven Costa. Ray Cox. Michelle Crane. John Cruz. Maria Cruz. Norma Cruz. Paul Cuellar. Gabriela Davis. Mariah Davis. Michele Delaloza. David Demik. Joan DeOliveira. Tara Del Valle. Rachel Deleon. Louis Delgadillo. Jose Dilts. Lenette 76 8th Graders Suww i O n a Dominguez. Eddie Dominguez. Richard Dorsey, Lynetle Doxzon. Derek Duarte. Armando Dunn. Patricia e TL Duong, Tung Duran. Edward Duran. Jesus Duran. Sandi Edwards, Cicely Engelmann. Clint Enriquez. Juan Ernosler. Kandice Escobedo. Alex Esnayra. Julia Espinosa. Lilia Espinosa. Lorenzo Estrada. Diana Estrada, Rigohert Everett. Robert Felix. Marisa Figueroa. Angelica Figueroa, Elizabeth Fiorentino, Chuck Flares, Delia Flares. Margaret Foulk. Jennifer Franca. Gina Frost, Allen Fultz, Mark Gaither, Anna Galvez, Juan Garcia, Alex Garcia, Alexander Garcia, Delia Garcia, Enrique Garza, Louis Gaxiola, Mark Gilbert, Joseph Gittin, Jason Gomez, Anita Classes 77 Lj ' oar ifi tujop-i -ijjx y ifA. j jcO-i hun Gomez, Ricky Gonzales. Deserie Gonzales. George Gonzalez. Miguel Gonzalez. Tanya Gonzalez, Alfredo Gonzales. Jorge Green. Hallie Gresham. Toulina Griglione. Joy Grine. Edward Guarin, Cydann Guerrero. Imelda Gutierrez. Gil Gutierrez, Raymond Guzman, Fernando Guzman. Jesse Hamilton. Pamela Hartman. Matthew Hawkins. Shane Henly. Trade Hernandez, Otniel Hernandez. Saralee Herrera. April Herrera, Marianne Heyden, Amy Hines, Tim Hodis, Viorel Hood, LaTanya Huerta, Antonio Hunter, Patrick Hurlado, Ramiro Ibarra, Gilbert Janes, Becky Jara, Martha Jauerqui, Ricardo 78 8th Graders jyy{ r ueh end ixU h J - S ( f .-■ t Johnson. Joey Johnson, Shelley Jones. Bill Jorgenson. Heather Jornadal. Judy Jurado. Rochelle Killian. Kathy Kim. Chanly Kim. Kye Kim. Sodany Kinney. Jonathan Kirkland. Joe Knight. Nicole Kotoff. Mike Kwon. Byung Laman. Steven Lancaster. Belinda Landa. Victor Landeros. Lucy Lathrop. Kelly Leon. Angle Lim, Eloisa Long. Phaline Lopez. April Lopez. Oabriella Lopez. Monique Lozano. Rudy Lucero. Albert Luera. Jose Luevano. Paul Lugo. Victor Luna. Andy Ly. Thuy Macias. Veronica Maciujec. Michelle Madrigal, Martin Classes 79 i ' Ua CUUAJCU.P f cLi[ i {M. m vj u an Madrigal. Tomas Majdali. Jennifer Maldonado. Frank Maldonado. Frank Malone. Frank Marcum. David Marin. Lisa Marine. Oral Marquez. Ana Marquez. Eddie Marquez. Lorraine Martinez. Albert Martinez. Bonfilia Martinez. Delia Martinez. Oerardo Martinez. Gloria Martinez, Hope Martinez, Livier Martinez. Robert Martinez. Vicky Mcallister. Robyn Mcdow. Carrie Mckelly. Shauna Mendez, Danny Mendez, Joe Mendoza. Christina Mendoza. Frank Mendoza. Vincent Miller. Joe Miramontes. Ricardo Mix. Mike Montes. Jose Montes. Ronnie Moore. John Mora. Teresa Morales. David Morales, Joaquin Morales. Michael Moralez. Sabina Moreno. Danny Moreno, Raul Moreno. Selene 80 8th Graders 1 nodJ (L cw x f) Morgan. Vickie Munoz. David Munoz. Enrique Munoz, Joe Munoz, Michael Munoz, Yesenia Muse, Brandon Muy. Houn Naylor, Karen Nandwana, Anup Nava. Ana Navaejas, Jose Navarro, Cmanuela Nguyen, Khoa Nguyen. Marylyn Nguyen, Paul Nou, Eng Oneil, Sieve Olmedo, Jose Olmas, Rudy Olson, Amy Ortega, Ralph Ortiz. Jose Osburn, Ricky Padgett. Wendi Palomares, Sam Parham, Nova Park, Min Parra, Cezar Parra, James Parten, Danny Peck, Carol Pena, Diana Peregrina, Lorena Perez, April Perez. Joey Classes SI ) Rx mo lacK U J JW iJ i Perez. Miguel Perez. Yolanda Peterson. Mall Pimentel. Elizabeth Pineda. Ernie Pineda. Fa viola Pineda. Jaime Pinedo. Carlos Portillo. Jose Quesada. Albert Quoshena. Melanie Ramirez. Albert Ramirez. Fernando Ramirez. Gina Ramirez. Joe Ramirez. Sonia Ramkissoon. Anton Ramos. Annette Ramos. Antonio Ramos. Felipe Rangel. Melissa Rascon. Brian Rascon. Charlene Rawson. James Razo. David Razo. Juan Refugio. Javier Renteria. Mario Reyes. Adam Ridge. Julie Rivera. Maria Roa. Dolores Roberts. Sharon Robledo. Anne Roc ha. Sergio Rodarle. Yvonne 82 8th Graders Rodriguez. Arnulfo Rodriguez. Jorge Rodriguez, Robert Rodriguez. Salome Rodriguez. Yolanda Rodriguez. Yvelte Rogers. Bobby Rojas. Gabriel Rojas. Lorraine Romero, Adriana Romero. Luis Resales. David Ruiz. Alma Ruiz. Maria Ruiz, Tony Ruiz. Juana Ruiz. Marcella Ruiz, Oscar Ruvalcaba. Jaime Salas. Diana Salazar, Rene Saldana. Vicky Salinas, Carlene Sanchez, Martha Sanchez. Cecilia Sanchez. Tanya Sanchez. Tricia Sanchez. Yolanda Sandoval. Amalia Sandoval. Sandy Sandoval, Suleyma Santoya. Angelica Sarmiento, Debbie Sevilla, William Shannon, Vie Shedd. Kenneth Classes 83 Shepherd. Marcie Sheth. Satyen Sifuenles. Claudia Silao. Elizabath Simenlal. Javier Smith. Steven Snider. Vince Soisson. Michelle Solares. Nora Solorio. Danny Soto. Anthony Soto. Josefina Sovanasy. Vanchan Spicer. Tina Stinson. Michael Storey. Tammy Stottler. George Stovall. Chris Strehle. Stephanie Swan. Kim Taliaferro. Mark Thomas. Ron To. Anh Torres. Albert Torres. Danny Torres. Erika Torres. Socorro Toscano. Clement Tran. Hao Tran. Hung Trinidad. Enrique Ung. Paula Valdez. Alma Valdez. Gabriel Valencia. Jennie Valencia. Richard 84 8th Graders Vance. Gerald Vargas. Gloria Vargas. Irene Vasquez. Darrell Vasquez. Gustavo Vega. David Velasco. Evelyn Velasquez. Syliva Vera. Eduardo Vergara. Adrian Vergara. Jose Vernaza. Julie Villa. David Villalba. Manulita Villegas. Suzette Von Borslel. Hector Walker. Elizabeth Wallace. Joseph _ Watson. Nadine Whitney. Brian Wight. Lee Wilbur, Troy Williams. Julie Wood. Ranie Yadon. Tina Yanez. Juan Yellowitz. Steven Yi. Bobby Young. Stephanie Zamora. Dionne Zamora. Ben Classes 85 o ' gn r 0 , f, Oear fa ] t cxAJJ -ffyy c avL -j c£ J M pOA y - JJlpey X ? x. yt?zd f« 5i4 l ! ' t MESA Adviser: Mr. Olguin Top Row: B. Alba. L. Duran. M. Ayerdis. C. Hernandez. C. Nielsen. V. Ruelos. D. Sanchez. A. Martinez. M. Ayerdis Middle Row; 5, Yi. C. Castillo. A . Huynh. V. Ruelos. L. Torres. F. Suarez. L. Tsai. O. Garcia. A. Monies Bottom Row: K. Kim. M. Ruiz. M. Ramirez. I. Melendez. M. Madrigal. R. Hem. M. Vasquez. P. Iran. M. Serrano. M. Chi Mesa Club held tutoring in Math and Science after school. Mesa also held an awards banquet in the spring that was given for outstanding seniors and a pot luck dinner which was an opportunity for parents to meet the Adviser. The money that Mesa raised was used for scholarships. It was also used for the trip to Magic Mountain in the spring. They took a trip to Catalina Island for four days during Easter. Sergeant at Arms: C. Castillo. Recorder: M. Ruiz. Sergeant at Arms: I. Melendez, Secretary: M. Ramirez. President: M. Madrigal. Vice President: M. Vasquez 87 Band, Excellence, Shields, And C. Serrano exhibits poise S grace. The band in typical top shape at Open House. 88 Band S Co. Tall Flags = The Best! ! Band Master Lee Mitchell oversees his mighty group. Shields compliment and complete our band. Organizations 89 French Club Advisor: Mrs. Kenen Standing: Mrs. Kenen. Luis Valdivia. Maria Martinez. Kim Driskill. Michael Cummings. Yvette Velasco. Maria Duran. Julia Latz. Luis Suarez. Seating: Mike Hodis. Nali Vasquez. Kim Tran. Alba Rivas. Javier Ayerdis During the year the club had fundraisers. The money that was raised was used for club picnics, and scholarships. The club also had a Luncheon at a French Restaurant. The money paid off for the luncheon and the transportation. f  isai 1 .- . - 90 President: Marta Vasquez. Vice-President Ravy Hem. Treasurer Alba Rivas La Hispanidad Advisor: Mrs. Kolias Standing: Gabriela Kolias. Myoung Chi. Alvin Villa. Aurora Monies. D ' ann Johnson. Susette Monloya. kalhy Lott. Elaine Cabrera. Carmen Garcia. Patricia Monies, and Carlos Caslillo. Hispanidad means Spanish Solidarity, or Spanish Brotherhood. The purpose of the club was to explore the ties that hind all the Spanish-speaking people, exchange ideas, cultural achievements, enjoy foods, dancers, and music of the Latin world. Among their fund-raisers, were sales of various items for different field trips. President: Carlos Castillo Vice President: D ' ann Johnson Organizations 91 w ■I I ' io Adviser; hAr. Ewing CSF. Standing: Salim Pslel. Rohan Fernando. Martha Vasquez. Kim Tran. Kelly Kim, Miguel Madrigal. Joe Jordanal, Ivan Melendez. Hau Nguyen. Chan Tran. Huy Nguyen. Tushar Nandwana. Dennis West Sitting: Phuong Tran, Rosanna Dienzo. Madeline Cabasal. Ravy Hem. Lulin Tsai. My-Anh Le. Laura Torres. Vicman Ruelos. Nam Huynh The C.S.F. Club had candy sales to raise money. The use of the money was to give scholarships of $100.00 each to members who were seniors. Secretary: Tushar Nandwana. President: Lulin Tsai. Treasurer: Phuong Tran. Vice President: Ravy Hem. AP Club Adviser: Mr. Fernely Top Row: T. Basenback. S. Nielsen. A. Martinez, V. Ruelos, S. Knight, I. Melendez, D. West Middle Row: K. Tran, J. Lucero. C. Hernandez. M. Urquidi, R. Cabasal. M. Vasquez, L. Lemos, M. Madrigal, L. Suarez, f. Torres Bottom Row: D. Yadon. L. Tsai. R. Dienzo. M. Cabasal. P. Tran. R. Hem, M. Armstrong, G. Grajeda, L. Ramirez. E. Atienza During the year the A. P. Club held paper drives. They also had a booth at the Sadie Hawkins and the Cinco de Mayo Dance. The money they raised was to help offset the cost of the Advanced Placement Exams. Secretary: Donna Yadon. President: Lulin Tsai. Treasurer: Ravy Hem. 93 We Specialize In Service Advisor: Mr. Sarver Standing: Ron Mora. Larry Whitworth. Vicman Ruelos. Miguel Madrigal. Tom Grady. Maria Silao. Mark Washington. Garnelt Sayers. Delfino Duran. Danielle Rowan. Nati Garcia. Alton Blue. Mr. Sarver Silting: Robert Perez. Cliff Grady. Maria Duran. Shawn Hillman. Juha Latz The Key club members raised money throughout the year. The money was used for the needy and for scholarships. During Christmas they gave out Christmas baskets and also went to convalescent homes to visit the people. The Key Club ' s goal for this year was to raise $3,000. 94 Key Club Vice President. Miguel Madrigal. Secretary. Julia Latz. President: Ron Mora Fashion And Service Club Advisers: Mrs. Rosa Carreon. Mrs. Jean Zeppenfeldl Top Row: Delia Ruiz. Lucy Balderas. Juana Ruiz. Middle Row; Amy Olson, Lucy Arriaga. Sandy Clair, Monica Ramirez, Maria Navarro, Lili Espinoza. Bottom Row: Mrs. Jean Zeppenfeldt, Claudia Figueroa. Mrs. Rosa Carreon, Mali Vasquez, Manuela Navarro, Yesenia Munoz. Mirna Espinoza, Martha Vasquez. Leiy Ruiz, Lupe Castelum. During the year the Fashion and Service Club held car washes and candy sales. The money was used for scholarships for students that wanted to study fashion design or major in education. The money was also used for pinatas and field trips. The pinatas were broken by elementary children that were brought to Glenn. Some of the field trips the members attended were to Fashion Shows and Beauty Contests. The Fashion and Service Club also participated in the Norwalk Health Fair. m _L_, 9 % •r- ' ■v ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ' ■ 1 Publicity Chairperson: Claudia Figueroa, Secretary: Lucy Arriaga President: Nati Vasquez. Organizations 95 New Club On Campus Adviser: Becky Diaz :— « Front Row: Magadan. S. Byerly. D. Vega. G. Felix. A. Sotelo. E. Hurtado. K. Dealon. G. Gomez. A. Smith. Mrs. Diaz. Back Row: D. Solorio. M. Hernandez. P. Dunn. M. Fullz. R. Ortega. J. Ortiz. M. Aguilar. RSP Club was formed because a group of students wanted a new kind of club. The club ' s purpose was to make money so the members could lake themselves and their parents to educational and fun field trips. The belief was that many students and parents do not get the chance to see many of the exciting and interesting places in Los Angeles and surrounding cities. The students felt a strong desire to include their parents on these trips. The parents could see their kids in a different environment than that of home, and the parents could experience new places. We enjoyed ourselves and experienced adventure. 93B LT m w w F - r- k ' 1 ' % 1 ' k. f- - - V.P. Mark Aguilar. Treasurer David Vega. Pres. Mark Fultz. Secretary Patricia Dunn. 96 RSP Club landing: U . Peterson. M. azslde. E. Lind. A. Garcia. Cummings. V. Lang. B. Roa. E. Angulo. C. Rodriguez. D. Woodell. T. Ortega. A. Ortiz. K. Lott. and J. Ibarra. C. Strahl. T. Devylder. A. Vigil. A. Garcia, and Mr. Morales. Sitting: Y. Extra! Extra! Read All About It! The students who report the news. Newspaper will someday be among the most popular classes at Glenn, because it directly involves the students and faculty. Our purpose was to inform our readers of the news, issues, and activities which concern them in an interesting manner, and to voice the concerns of student body and faculty members. Newspaper students doing what they do best-relaxing. Newspaper instructor and advisor Ed Morales. Organizations 91 Our Elected Best President- Casey Dowling Vice President- Janine Torres Corresponding Sec- Adriana Gonzalez ■ 91 1  v l HSI H j H l w ■fl w ' 1 m g s ° fc B 1 P t_ Ih I ■■HllHiil BJ H VHH Recording Sec. -George Grajeda Treasurer- Dennis West Historian- Brad Whitley Pep Commissioner- Dena Smith I.C.C. Commissioner- Leslie Hemenway Activities Director- Odulia Arrellano 98 A. SB. Puhlicily Director- Dena Alvarez Sgl. of Arms- Stephanie Ackerman Sr. President- Tammy Parra Jr. President-Ladonna Keevama Soph. President- Vanessa Jinzo Fresh. President- Alecia Hannum Advisor- Ms. Linda Barrett The 1984-1985 A.S.B. Cabinet Organizations 99 Ballet Folklohco at John Glenn is in its third year of existence as a performing arts group and as an activities group. As a performing group we have accomplished much. We have risen from a group which only performed during Cinco de Mayo to a group which is in cons tant demand in the community- It is our attempt, through the preservation of Mexican Folkloric dancing, to promote cultural awareness and understanding amongst the students and community. The group has performed throughout Norwalk. Los Angeles, and Orange County. Such performances were for Senator Paul Carpenter, the Education Occupation League, the Norwalk Heritage Festival, and the Arturo Sanchez Carnival. Dance i til %JUtill Carolina Serrano TnitinftT M ' 1 1 1 1 ' TT Top; Miss Canales. Reynaldo Iniguez. Jorge Camacho. Delfino Duran. Jose Castilleja, I T Francisco Apodaca. Bottom: Claudia Figueroa. Lupe Duran, Jessica Ibarra, Carmen Garcia, Marina Radillo. Alicia F lores. Carolina Serrano (I.) Instructor Norbert Magana and Adviser Maria Canales (2.) Folklorico has spirit! MEChA Club Standing: Mr. Morales. S. Alonzo. L. Resales. C. Hernandez. M. Nieves. O. Garcia. T. Ortega, H. Godinez. L. Ortiz. M. Noriega. M. Loredo. P. Garcia. B. Lopez. E. Martinez. Mr. Garcia Kneeling: J. Ibarra. C. Palomares. M. Rios. B. Garcia. R. Chavez. A. Ortiz. C. Garcia. Y. Rodriguez. T. Loredo. Enjoying tiie end of the year outing at Knotts Berry Farm. V J Sec. Olivia Garcia. Pres. Amparo Ortiz. Vice Pres. Bertha Lopez. Lupe Ortiz, (not present) Treasurer Marina Radillo. Advisers Ed Morales and Richard Garcia MEChA continued this year to serve our school, our community, and the students who compose its membership. The club was made stronger by the fact that almost 100% of its members were students who have been active for 3 and 4 years. These same students created a relationship amongst themselves that saw them work together on candy sales, car washes, and other fundraisers: learn together at meetings and field trips: and have fun together at picnics. Softball games, and pizza parties. The culmination of the year was. once again, all the activities that went into making Cinco de Mayo one of the best school events ever. Organizations 101 Reaching For The Best The Upward Bound Program is designed to help the participants with subjects they have the most trouble in. Upward Bound met every other Saturday morning at Cal. State Long Iji Beach where College Bound Seniors got ' assistance in filling out applications for colleges and universities. In the summer, most ' students will spend six weeks at the Long Beach dorms to prepare them for college life. ' Tina Ortega. Amparo Ortiz. Adrians Gonzalez. Rosie Barrera. Donna Yadon. Teresa Fierro. Sam Martinez. Ed Torres. Maria Martinez. Robert Esnayra. Tuan Le. Susan Nielsen. Upward Bound Counselor: Faustina Alvarez Officers: Tuan Le. Adriana Gonzalez. Rosie Barrera. Maria Martinez. Robert Esnayra Advisor: Mr Fernety 102 Upward Bound Deutsch Klub Kneeling: Margaret Armstrong. Becky Whitley. Anna Lazalde. Yolanda Gutierrez. Tung Iran. Eric Sandoval. Georgina Moreno. Standing: Kim Schroer. Hayko Worl. Jim Cross. Sean Knight. Tanja Worl. Wes Anderson, Garrett Mathews, Eric Lind, Weimin Tsai, John Redmond. Mrs. Schegetz. Adviser Frieda Schegetz. German Club is an organization for present and former German students. Some activities included taking part in Oktoberfest and attending a German language camp for a week- end where only German is spoken. The members also participated in fun activities, outings, and special German holiday celebrations. The awarding of scholarships to graduating seniors is also an important function of the club. Pres. Eric Lind, Sec. Tanja Worl. Treas. Sean Knight, V. Pres. Jim Faiello {not pictured). I.C.C. Rep. Kim Schroer. Baking class during German Camp at Big Bear Lake. Organizations 103 Cheerleaders 2. SENS A TIONAL SENIORS There- sa Leedy, Eddie Martinez, Viv- ian Sandoval. Leslie Hemenway . Melinda Santos standing on Andre Delphin. Leslie Hemenway standing on Eddie Martinez. Top Row: Vivian Sandoval. Becky Marin. Dena Alvarez. Theresa Leedy. Dena Smith. Donna Vincent. Rick Cahasal. Yvonne Thomas. Jessica Ruiz. Tiffany Eimbres. Yo- landa Betancourt. Ha Wilson. Helen Viberos. Second Row: Stephanie Reber. Linda Chavez. Kim Mills. Feli- cia Hayes. Mary Jane Oraa. Sandra Patino. Suzie Yon- ezawa. Adrianna Sotelo. Bottom Row: Yolanda Smith. Margo Barrera. Mary Salazar. Lillian Chavez. Sharon Hyde. Patty Rodriguez. Gina Basenback. Darlene Va- lencia. 104 Spirit Supporters Freshmen Yell Head Cheerleader-Leslie Hemenway I )0 - %j Pep Commissioner-Dena Smith Varsity yell Self-Expression Through Movement; Understanding Through Love « hrf G ® y I si ROW: A. Vigil. F Morj. R. Jrejo. D. Rosjies. R. Oriffin. R. Mora. D. McCoy. A. Garcia. 2nd ROW: M. Lane. , Galloway. L. Lee. L. Ortega. L. McAllister. A. Portilla. J. Torres. C. Ayala. Y. Ramirez. M. Torres. M. Cordova. Hernandez. K. Mayabb. L. McGrew. C. Banuelos. 3rd Row: V. Morales. M. Cummings, J. Ibarra. M. Radillo. R. Chave A. Montoya. S. Brown. T. Henderson. K. Seelky. V. Toscano 4th Row: M. Medina. B. Wilcox. L. Chavez. C. Torres. Rios. B. Alvarado. L. Peregrina. O. Sieves. P. Rodriguez. M. Lopez. A. Centeno. M. Centeno. L. Ruiz. M. Ortiz. Llamas. S. Wright. R. Cedillo. 5lh Row: D. Gonier. A. Dorsey. C. Hernandez. S. Hammil. B. Garcia. K. Woodring. A Racelis. E. Miranda. B. Ponce. 6lh Row: P. Schnetzka. A. Ramirez, A. Gomez. M. Rangle. M. Cosby, A. Sevilla. D. Trici Halloween Thriller-Ghostbusters Performance I St Row L lo R: A. Vigil. M. Thomas. O. Garcia. M. Melendez. V. Koch. M. Mala, M. Rangle. A. Flores. R. Mora. C. Ulibarri, 2nd Row: M. Torres, C. Balderas, D. Carew, J. Rubio. M. Racelis. R. 106 Valdez. D. Garcia, A. Elis. O. Garcia, G. Monroy. L. Bernal. Y. Ramirez. 3rd Row: E. Ortega. B. Wilcox, M. Cosby. T. Harren. L. Ortiz. A. Dorsey. L. Welch. A. Delgadillo. Y. Peru Club Adviser Barbara Wilcox Club Officers: Not Shown Pres. Lucy Cha- vez. Vice-Pres. Linda Lee Sec. Antonette Montoya. Treasurer Maggie Mala. Thespians And :.m ym International Thespian Society Bottom Row L to R-. Advisor B. Edwards, T. Grady. S. Hammit. Advisor D. de Julio. Top Row L to R: L. McAllister. B. Wheeler. L. Welch. J. Salter. J. Sanchez. Calif. State Thespian Officers. Dir. of Publ. Bartt Wheeler. Secretary Stacy Brewer hf ■■ ' -.)• ■■ ' L. lespian and Children ' s Theatre Officers. Front L to R: Vice Pres. T. rady. Dir. of Act. 5. Brewer. Pres. B. Wheeler. Back L to R: Advisor D. de ' lio. Sec. J. Salter. Front Row L to R: T. Grady. S. Brewer. J. Salter. B. Wheeler. 2nd Row L to R: T. Bruemmer. M. Ortega. K. Flores. R. Cuevas. Back L to R: R. Ramos. J. Sanchez. S. Hammit. S. Rains. V. Koch, R. Hopcus. T. Dissmore, A. Dorsey. B. Galloway. M. Silao Children ' s Theatre Two clubs that are interwoven in their philosophy and activities are Thespians and Children ' s Theatre. Through the past few years they have reached out more and more not only to their own community but to other schools throughout California and the nation. Actively involved in the Calif. State Thespians, even to a greater extent this year, they will be proudly representing our school throughout California. 107 Yearbook Staff: Creators Of The Best! Freshman Section: Tom Henderson, Elias Serrano, and Carolina Serrano U.S.S. Patriot sails with the best. Faculty: Flias Serrano, Lucy Chavez, Mr. Garcia, Judy Madrigal, and Tom Henderson Seniors Section: Judy Madrigal, Tina Sanford. Adriana Gonzalez, Neha Palel, Leslie Hemenway, and Maria Martinez 108 Ads: Mr. Garcia and Lucy Chavez Photographers: Adriana Gonzalez, Mr. Garcia, and Maria Martinez Editors: Adrians Gonzalez and Maria Martinez Eighth Grade Section S Sports: Rosemary Chavez. Omayra Nieves. Tom Henderson. Belia Garcia, and Con- nie Hernandez Activities: Son a Viveros. Tina Sanford. Neha Patel. Elaine Cabrera. Judy Madrigal, eslie Hemenway. and Patricia Monies Sophomore Section 6 Clubs: Fransisca Ruvalcaba. Maricela Moreno, and Maria Rios. unior Section: Clockwise Left: Patricia Monies. Sonja Viveros. Lucy Cha- Members of the yearbook staff attend a conference at the - ez. and Elaine Cabrera Marriott Hotel. Home Ec. And Beyond Standing: Mrs. Dauphin. M. Alvarez. D. Garcia. J. Bellows. S. Woolery, I. Sarmienlo. A. Sevilla. B. Garcia. C. Hernandez. M. Nieves. L. Welch, J. Garcia, E. Lind, J. Ortega, K. Swanson. M. Serna. Mrs. Bender Kneeling: K. Algren. M. Resales. Y. Betancourt. R. Chavez. P. Guerrero. M. Turner, R. Cuevas, Y. Velasco. A. Martinez. R. Griego Home Economics this year had several fundraisers. The money that was raised was used for the Senior Reception. Prom Fashion Show. Career Day. and total school involvement. They did a fantastic job. Keep it up! Home Ec. Club shows spirit on Halloween. What do you think about this, Mrs. Bender? Just smile dear! Just smile! Class Officers: Sherry Woolery. John Garcia. Angelica Sevilla no The Pollution Solution ottom Row: Mr. Usher. S. Gibson. C . Orjjy. D. Peel. N. Vjsques. 8. Lopez. D. Hernandez. W. Peterson. 5. lillman. P Sanchez. M. Armstrong. T. Worl, M. Campos. B. Gudino. A. Alpuerto. R. Fernando. J. Belmudez. Top ow; A. Marin. M. Juong. D. Co. M. Chang. A. Montes. D. Auner. A. Alpuerto. V. Ruelos. I. Melendez. M. Aadrigal. N. Palel. M. Vasquez. R. Hem. L. Tsai. Fung. L. Lemos. L. Torres. F. Suarez. M. Coley. A. Velarde. A. ' ena. On Blockwalh H. Nguyen, Mrs. Starnes. M. Ayerdis. Mr. Bones. S. Knight. D. Dodgin. Mr. Olguin. Science Club students have an interest in science. They attended field trips on Saturdays to study their environment. To cultivate a sincere interest in sci- ence, these dedicated students attended study trips on Saturdays to various types of environments. They visited the Cabrillo Beach tidepools. the Santa Monica Chap- paral. the observatory, and El Dorado Park Nature Center, To encourage creativity the science stu- dents sponsored contests in which they had to design a container for an egg. To win the contest the egg had to remain intact after being dropped from the gym roof There was a paper airplane flying contest and a competition in toothpick bridges. Any student who has a natural appre- ciation for his surroundings should con- sider joining THE SCIENCE CLUB, Club members explore tidepools at Cabrillo Beach. You sure this is the right stuffs Advisors Rita Starnes and Don Usher. Organizations III Busy, Exact, Spirited S Talented Drill Team shines at John Glenn assembly. Where is everybody? Look mom, one foot! 1st Lieutenant: My Anh Le. Captain: Michelle Enriquez, Co- Captain: Dawn Inness. 2nd Lieutenant: Shannon Rains Top Row; Michelle Enriquez. Rebecca Whitley. Gina Ramirez. Pamela Hamilton. Jennifer Torres. Yvonne Hallada. Eydie Salas. Raquel Stearns. Nora Parham. Dawn Inness. Middle Row: My Anh Le. Min Park. Gloria Alba. Shelli Tretheway. Lorraine Marquez. Sehrina Valdez. Shannon Rains. Bollom Row: Bernadine Gonzales. Lilia Gonzales. Saumiya Amarasinghe. Cyd Ann Guarin. Adviser. Ms. Nel- son was unavailable for any photos. 1 12 Drill Team FBLA Back Again And Better Than Ever! Advisers: Sally Layman and Ross Walker Kneeling; H. Viberos. I. Cesena. L. Flores. J. Ortega. A. Ortiz. C. Palomares. M. Lopez, f. Cabrera. S. Vasquez Second Row: C. Anjudo. D. Viberos. I. Cervantes. K. Driskil. D. Trice. M. Silao. J. Redmond. T. Leedy. Ms. Layman. M. Santos. A. Martinez. P. Parra. K. Kaelin. M. Brizuela. I. Luna. L. Cervantes. M. Rivera Third Row: L. Lind. K. Mayabb. R. Alvarado. K. Cunningham. J Leszczynski. J. Madrigal. R. Meza. Y. Velasco. E. Martinez. S. Nava. N. Rivera. F.B.L.A. is a nationally chartered organization which was active on the J.C.H.S. campus until 10 years ago. It was reinstated this year with an over- whelming number of members. It is hoped that it will meet the needs of the students who would like to be with other students who share a common interest in business. Along with business activities, we had social events, fund raising activi- ties, joined in competitions, and par- ticipated in field trips. The club pro vided useful business experiences for members and bestowed awards and scholarships on deserving youths in the organization. Officers: T. Wilbur-Vice President. K. Kaelin President. T. Leedy-Publicity Chairman. K. Cunningham Treasurer. J. Madrigal Secretary. J. Redman-Sgt. At Arms. Organization 1 1 i Learning Through Interdependence Officers: President: Maria Silao. Treasurer: Jody Sailer. Whip: Mary Hernan- Standing: Jody Salter. Tina Devylder. Denise Wooddell. Mary Her- dez. Historian: Aicha Sienayoko nandez. Jose Lara. Maria Silao. John Devylder. Aicha Sienayoko, Mike Riley Interdependence is a program that brings together teen-aged students with and without various disabilities in an effort to break down barriers between them. Interdependence raising funds were contributed to by local businesses and community service organizations, and through campus student fund raising projects. The Interdependence club received letters of commendation from the Government, and also from the California Senate Rules Committee. t-It ' ll. 114 Interdependence Mr. Black. Peggy Sanders. Vanessa Jinzo. Felicia Hayes. Tina Ortega. Anioinelle Garcia. William Peterson. Maria Silao Adviser: Bill Black The Eagles Speech Club promoted various speech activities at John Glenn High School. Members of the club attended speech tournaments on both the local and state levels. They worked toward becoming members of the National Forensic League. This is a national honor group for outstanding speech students. All students are invited to join and participate in the club ' s activities. Organizations 1 1 5 The Spotlight Fades On One Of The BEST ■-Jta ,s _i ' -  -jr2. i V --JT- seemed fitting that a final salute he given to Excelsior High School this year. After all. members of this year ' s graduating class, the Class of 1985. were amongst the last group of students to attend this grand old institution. The graduates of Excelsior are everywhere amongst us: older brothers and sisters, teachers, parents, grandparents, and perhaps even great grandparents. VC hen Excelsior closed its doors in 1981. it was with great sadness that many of us left. However, the spirit of the school followed us here to Glenn, and the unification of the two campuses has grown into what we all know to be the BEST school around. The Class of ' 85 carried with it a great distinction: it closed the final chapter on a very proud tradition. Good- bye Excelsior! 1 16 Excelsior tN C X ; N 117 Principal ' s Message Leader Of The BEST As we end another successful year at John Glenn, it is fitting that we close it with a pictorial story of our school. This has been very ingeniously done by the yearbook staff Through their pictorial and journalistic talents they have captured the essence of our school which is a microcosm of this great nation of ours. V e are very proud and appreciative of our staff for the expertise that they have and the commitment and dedication that they give to our students. We are equally proud of our students for their efforts in creating an exemplary school climate. A special thanks goes to our yearbook advisor. Mr. Richard Garcia and our yearbook coeditors. Maria Martinez and Adriana Gonzalez, for providing the leadership in the production of the Patriot. Good luck and best wishes. Assistant Principal. Frank Garcia speaks to the faculty Mr. Galvan addresses presenters and participants at our overwhelmingly successful Career at a monthly staff meeting as Mr. Galvan listens on. Day. IIS Principals Page Is Assisted By The BEST Frank Garcia AssislanI Principal-Counseling S Guidance Mike Wray Assistant Principal- Curriculum S Instruction Dwight Cosby Pean of Students-Discipline S Attendance Rosa Carreon Program Specialist-SCl S Bilingual faculty S Staff 119 Ernie Bell U.S. History Navyman who loves the outdoors. J.G s Original Best The nautical term plank owner refers to the sailor who was aboard a ship when it first set sail. The five people pictured on this page qualify for that distinction. Each one of them was on the staff at Glenn when its doors were opened in 1962. Mr. Bell described some of the early days at Glenn when the boys ' gym was in the current counseling area, when students received lunch out of the library building, and when honks from VW ' s. strategically placed around campus, served as passing bells. Our school is young by most standards, but it has now served two generations of Norwalk youth, and these folks represent 2i years of continued quality in our classrooms. The world is nothing without tradition, and John Glenn s plank owners contributed to a fine one in a school that ranks among the BEST. i Nicholas Gandolfo Senior Counselor Good friend to so many Norman Hayes Physical Education and Work Experience Goes fishing as often as possible Art Jessup Physical Education Fishing pole in one hand, camera in the other Allen Monroe Cabinet Making and Woodworking Soars like an eagle John Glenn High School as it looked in 1962 120 Plank Owners IV Ten To Twenty-Two Of Their Best Years At J.G. From 1963 to 1975. we had JJ members join our staff. Some of these folks span that period with 22 years at Glenn and have added to and strengthened the instructional fabric that makes our school great. Sally Belzowski Jobs I and Typing Robert Ewing Department Chair- Social Science CSF Adviser. V. Soccer Coach, and Member of the board- TAMA Stan Anderson Language Arts and Literature Man s best friend is a book. Linda Barrett Department Chair- Alternative Ed. Activities Director Pat Courtney Attendance Clerk Fourteen years of dedication Diane de Julio Department Chair- Fine Arts Theater. Theater. Theater! Mrs. Bender reviews a test. It ' s a lough job, but someone has to do it. Faculty S Staff 121 Cabe Fernely A. P. English S History. U.S. History A. P. S Upward Bound Clubs Adviser Marlys Ford Expo Mr. Crippen and Mr. Kraushaar take a break from class. A David Hauske Department Chair-Industrial Arts Resident Computer Wiz Helen Higgins Department Chair-Business Family activities are I . Marianne Hughlett Biology and Life Science Oeorge Lane Alternative Programs i4 I iL Arrived 1963 Between 1975 ll Mr. Sabella in his domain the reading lab. 122 Ten To Twenty- Two Years Don Larson Oral Communication and Western Civ. Pola Lawson OH Sp ecial Education Sews when not crosscountry skiing. It was definitely worth the wait! .) v Layman Ken Matsumoto ]_ typing 3, Office Occupations I. S Record Sth Grade Social Science 6 Math seeping F.B.L.A. Club Co-Adviser Gus Panella Algebra I and Concept Math • ' know I left those darn things in here. Inheres the teacher? Faculty 6 Staff 123 Louise Peal Expo I was just joking. Sandy Phil Sahella Department Chair-Reading Country- Western Dancer I can ' t help you all at once? Rita Starnes Department Chair-Science Always look (or the good, be positive and assume nothing. Donald Usher Physical and 8th Grade Science Anyone need an auto rebuilt? ' Mrs. Wilson strolls across campus. Russell Wise Reading. Social Studies S P.E. Head Basketball Coach 124 Ten To Twenty-Two Years Intermediates Send Their Best In 1978 due to declining enrollment, Norwalk LaMirada ' s intermediate schools were closed. John Glenn was fortunate and received some fine educators from such schools as Benton. Centennial. Corvallis. Los Alisos. McNally. and Wright. These pages include some of these welcome additions. John Glenn changed a great deal due to the addition of another class, the 8th Grade. Andy Anderson Physical Education Head Football Coach A ' arolyn Bell SL and Reading Barbara Briley Department Chair- Language Arts Gelling daugher kimberly ready for the 1992 Olympics Kilty Capulo OH Special Education ±i eanne Caslillon ' SP Special Education ! orld Traveler Sheila Dauphin Department Chair-Consumer Homemaking Home Ec Club Co-Adviser Helping with a smile. Faculty S Staff 125 Sally Elser World Geography and Language Arts 9 1 ■ 1 r, f 1 Mary Lou and Olivia- a smiling duet. Greg Golgart Physical Education Cross-Country and Track S Field Coach Robbie Haines Language Arts 9 and Popular Fiction Morro Bay is a special place. Bill Mollis Industrial Arts and Math 126 Six To Nine Years ' eralJ Householder ulomolive Repair ' Where ' s the nearest ghost town? Stan Jacohsma Slh Grade Math Now we know where Knotis gel all its ber- ries from. The lounge is a good place lo relax. win Karasik oncept Math ntique Enthusiast ?rrence Lappin ■ Special Education olleclor Elizabeth Kenen French I -I and Reading French Club Adviser Doesn ' t that man ever stop working? iw= ji n, i iirit i -i ttt; ,!  i Evan McKinney Physical Education Faculty S Staff 127 Rosalie Rego Principal ' s Secretary Very Gracious Lady Ron Renison Department Chair-Foreign Language TANLA Representative Carolyn Roblero Security Maker of Cute Bears Mara Royce Department Chair- Physical Education Ass ' t Athletics Director Frieda Schegetz German. English Lit. and Reading German Club S Freshman Class Adviser Marianne Smith A.P. ' s Secretary Curriculum S Instruclio J.G. ' s own Sherlock Holmes- you need i she ' ll find it. Should I or shouldn ' t 17 Rhea Tahak School Psychologist 128 Six To Nine Years oyd Trimble department Chair-Safety thietics Director Now I know that one ' s a fish story. art Wade mguage Arts and Reading Ross Walker Business and Typing F.B.L.A. Club Co-Adviser Move over Indiana Jones Phyllis Warner Instructional Aide- OH I ; lien Wilson eramics jnior Class Adviser Lois Wilson Language and Fine Arts Senior Class Adviser Pete Wright Metal. Welding. Jewelry and Machine Tool Wind and Surf- great place to be Faculty 6 Staff 129 High Schools Close, Ana Aurora Agalep Biology and Physical Science Relaxation through Crochet Marge Archer World Oe orgraphy Interdependence Club Adviser Marie Banales Head of Security Discipline tempered by love and caring Dorothy Barrios Home Liason Have Guitar Will Travel Declining student enrollment once again affected John Glenn. Two fine high schools in our district. Excelsior and Neff were closed. Though the closings saddened many people. Glenn, once again benefited. We received the cream of the crop from both schools, the majority coming from Excelsior. Glenn absorbed these new members with grace and warmth and a new staff was begun. J I gave him three warnings. jTft ■ SiA:S: it ' ftm.! Now dear, everything ' s going to be just fine. 1 30 Three To Five Years Eleanor Beezly Textbook Clerk Teachers never want for her attentive ser- Claudine Bender Consumer Homemaking Home Ec. Club Co-Advsier fThe Best Came To J.G. w lohn Crippen Oriver ' s C due j lion Bobbie Crooks M.irk Piaz Finance Clerk and Extremely PalienI Person Discipline 6 Attendance Counselor Love to play with my grandbabies Cool. Calm, and Collected Faculty S Staff 131 Rebecca Diaz Department Chair-Special Education RSP Club Adviser I wonder: will it be a good dance routine? LC i Our administrators always have time to listen. Betty Edwards Elsie Enriquez Drama and Language Arts 10 A. P. Secretary-Counseling S Guidance J.G. s Publicity Officer alias Momma Drama PTA President- Efficiency and Poise Susie Erickson ESL and Bilingual Proud New Mother George Pagan Reading Maryiou Gallegos Bilingual Secretary Always Smiling Richard Garcia Language Arts 8 S 9 and Bilingual Yearbook Instructor adviser (loves the hours) MEChA Club Co-Adviser 132 Three To Five ' ' fm Ml , ■iw Virginia Gutierrez nstructional Aide- Reading Lab •ranees Herbert nstructional Aide-LH ' alhy Jones yata Clerk ver Helpful Bonnie Hamling Secretary- Dean of Students James Herd Sophomore and Junior Counselor Helen Kazan Language Arts 9 and Vocab. Development u ♦ Linda Hary Department Chair- Math Resource Teacher Proficiency Test Co-or- dinator I got it! My answer key finally arrived! Really. I was just looking for a hook. Faculty 6 Staff 133 Gshriela Kolias Spanish I S 2 Carl Kraushaar Government and Geography I ' m on my way to Baja. m «V:. ■ ' HH . r f m -s ' --¥ ' ' Jurine Landoe Speech Specialist Interdependence Club Adviser You d be mad loo if you had to correct all these papers. «a£M No. I mean it. you too could dress like this Bill Lee Ramona Lopez ROP Printing 8th Grade and Bilingual Counselor Show me some unique old stuff, doesn ' t Works with 8th graders and still smiles? have to he antique. Leticia Lozano Attendance Clerk Tom Lynn Algebra and Geometry I i-i Three To Five ee Mitchell Ar. Music agle Band ' s I Booster Fran Monro Edward Morales Lang. Arts 10. Creative Writing and Short Newspaper Instructor Adviser-Bilingual Story MEChA Club Co-Adviser Always ready to help Jon Morris Sandy Palmer department Chair 8th Grade Core Secretary Counseling S Guidance ' Come on guys, the workroom ' s (inished- et ' s use it. I . fd p i Palomino nstructional Aide-LH Good morning! John Glenn High School, home of the BEST Abel Pena Senior Studies Til argue with anyone. We have the BEST career center in town! Faculty 6 Staff 135 .-1l A You ' re right, you did do thai assignment. George Robillard Math f u I Maxine Plains Loretta Price Robert Ridder Senior Library Clerk Attendance Clerk History and Psychology One person runs the entire library-unbeliev- Junior Class Co-Adviser able! Christina Rodriguez Registrar Clerk This is your second notice-please turn in a grade on that Check-Out! I -iiiA Magalis Rodriguez Instructional Aide-Bilingual Bridging the gap (or our non-English stu- dents. J.D. Sarver Western Civ. and U.S. History Key Club Adviser ill have to show this one again sometime. Ii6 Three To Five Years Aargarel Skelton nstructional Aide-OH Jerry Slumps LH Special Education Lenora Summerford Accounting, Sr. Office Management and Computer Data Entry Mickey Torres ROP I love the Raiders. Sue Weir Instructional Aide-Math Lab Mr Hauske explains the fine points of electronics. Barbara Wilcox Dance I. II. and 8th Grade Art Dance Club Adviser S Family Person Jean Zeppenfeldt Instructional Aide-ESL Bilingual Rounding out the bilingual program It ' s an easy exercise, watch. Faculty 6 Staff 137 Newcomers Join The Best Virginia Aguilar Sth Grade Reading Sih Grade Class Adviser Jan Frawley resident sub. Let ' s keep her Leslie Blesener guys! Sth Grade Reading Our newest members rounded out an already fine staff. New blood always serves to make an already great school greater. Our staff is perhaps the best example of range in experience, dedication and involvement. Student S the Law In- structor Pwayne Ben- Frank Blue Boys Locker Room Attendant Marissa Campos Instructional Aide-LH Chi Chun Instructional Aide-Electronics 1 38 Newcomers ' « Lenora Fheson Instructional Aide-L.H. ' ichard Drake ' th Grade Language Arts askethall S Baseball Coach ' .G. ' s Resident Comedian Lloyd Espinosa Reading Freshman Basketball Coach Collector of Record Albums RSP Instructional Aide. Josie Magadan Jerry Gandolfo 8th Grade Social Science 8th Grade Track Coach Charlan Hays LH Special Education ranees Garcia tirls ' Locker Room Attendant Linda Granillo Discipline and Attendance Counselor Faculty S Staff 139 Susan Hixon Slh Grade Language Arts Volleyball Coach Robert Jaurequi Norbert Magana Bilingual Resource Teacher Library Technician Dashing new fellow in the bilingual office Ballet Folklorico Instructor i f Lucy Marquez Attendance Clerk One of J. O. s Own Charlene McAlvain Instructional Aide-LH I told you I ' d catch you! Mary Helen Mendoza Security Cindy Nelson 8th Grade Math Pep Units and Drill Team Adviser The monthly faculty meeting. 140 Newcomers ' ' eter Olguin Susan Ramos frigonomelry. Physics and Earth Science Instructional Aide-LH MESA Adviser Moonlight Musician ranees Sigala ecurity Kathy Vasquez Work Experience Carlos Salazar Security ue Ann Watt l e Miller arlh Science and Anatomy 6 Physiology Adaptive P.E. Girls Basketball Coach Did someone ask for hooks? Elsie Enriquez with her award-winning smile. Faculty 6 Staff 141 t Agatep. Aurora University of Southern California Major Field-Biology S Science Aguilar. Virginia C.S.U. at Los Angeles Major Field-Political Science Andersen, Stan C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-Political Science Archer. Marjorie U.C.L.B. Major Field-Social Science Barrett. Linda C.S.U. at Long Beach Pepperdine University Major Field-Physical Fducation Bell. Ernie C.S.U. at Los Angeles Major Field-History Blesener, Leslie C.S.U. at Fullerton Major Field-English Briley, Barbara UCLA. Major Field-Political Science Brunetti. Estelle C.S.U. at Fullerton Major Field-Psychology Canales. Maria C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-Sociology Caputo. Kitty University of Southern California Major Field-Social Science Castillon. Jeanne Central Michigan University Major Field-Special Education Carreon. Rosa C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-School Administration Cosby. Dwight Eastern New Mexico University Major Field-Chemistry De Julio. Diane C.S.U. at Long Beach ■ Major Field -Art Diaz. Mark U.C.S.C. C.S.U. at Los Angeles Major Field-Philosophy Diaz. Rebecca Arizona State University Major Field-Political Science Drake. Richard C.S.U. at Fullerton Major Field-Physical Education Edwards. Betty C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-History Ewing. Robert UCLA. Major Field-History Espinoza. Lloyd C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-Sociology Fernety. Gabe C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-History Gandolfo. Gerald C.S.U. at Fullerton Major Field-History Gandolfo. Nicholas Occidental College C.S.U. at LongBeach Major Field-English Garcia. Frank C.S.U. at Fullerton Major Field-English Garcia, Richard C.S.U. at Fullerton Major Field-English Golgart, Greg Humholdl State University Major Field-Physical Ed. Haggerty, Leo U.SB. Major Field-Algebra Haines, Robbie Whittier College Major Field-Business Ed Hary. Linda S.U.C. Major Field-Math Hauske, David C.SU. at Long Beach Major Field-Electronics Hayes, Norman College Of Idaho Major Field-Physical Ed. James, Herd University of Wyoming Major Field-Physical Ed. Higgins, Helen C.S.U. at Long Beach C.S.U. at Los Angeles Major Field-Business Hixson, Susan C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-Physical Ed. Householder, Gerald C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field- Vocabulary Ed. -«r Jacobsma, Slan University of Northern Iowa Major Field-Science Jaurequi. Robert C.S.U. at Los Angeles Major Field-Political Science Jessup, Art Whittier College Major Field-Physical Educatipa . Karasik. Irwin C.S.U. al Long Beach Major Field-Education Kazan. Helen U.C. at Fullerton Major Field-Language Arts Kenen. Elizabeth West Virginia University Major Field-French Kraushaar, Carl UCLA. Major Field-Physical Education Landoe, Jurine University of Montana Major Field-French S Music Lappin. Terrence C.S.U. at Los Angeles Major Field-Social Science Lawson. Pola fUXLA. Major Field-Social Science Layman. Sally C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-Business Education Lee. William Long Beach City College Major Field-Industrial Arts Miller. Laurie California Poly. Pomona Major Field-Physical Education Mitchell. Lee University of Arkansas University of California at Irvine Major Field-Music Monro. Frances University of Missouri Major Field-English Monroe. Allen C.S.U. at Long Beach UCLA. Major Field-Industrial Arts Morales. Edward U.C.L.A. Major Field-History Morris. Don Arizona State University Major Field-Industrial Arts ' ' S SS Olguin. Peter U.C. at Irvine Major Field-Chemistry Panella. Gus U.C.L.A. Major Field-Physical Ed. Pena. Abel use Major Field-History Riddar. Robert C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-History Royce. Mara Doane College Major Field-Physical Ed. Sabella. Phil C.S.U. at North ridge Major Field-Spanish Sarver. J.D. Wheaton College Major Field-Physical Ed. Schegctz, Frieda U.C.L.A. Major Field-German Starnes, Rita C.S.U. at Los Angeles Major Field-Science Ed. Stumps. Jerry University of Kansas Major Field-Physics Summerford. Lenora C.S.U. at Fullerton Major Field-Account Trimble. Boyd Fresno State University Major Field-Physical Ed Usher. Donald B.Y.U. Major Field-Geography Walker. Ross U.S.C. St. Thomas College Major Field- Business Ad. Wilcox. Barbara C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-Physical Ed. Wise. Russell C.S.U. at Long Beach St. Thomas College Major Field-Physical Ed. Wray. Michael C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-History Wright. Pete C.S.U. at Long Beach Major Field-Industrial rarf.r Faculty 6 Staff 143 Q Good-Bye Mn Gandolfo The 1984-85 schooli year marked the end of a long and successful career in education for Mr. Nicholas Gandolfo. Mr. Gandolfo was born in East Los Angeles in 1926. He attended Excelsior High School and graduated in 1943. From there he served in the army and was captured by the Germans in WW II during the Battle of the Bulge. He returned from the war and attended Occidental College, where he graduated in 1951. His career as a teacher started in 1951 at his alma mater. Excelsior. An English teacher, he became head of the English Department during this time. He came to Glenn when it opened and has worked as a counselor ever since. He gave our school much, always in the most professional, yet friendly way possible. We will truly miss you, Mr. Gandolfo. Mr Gandolfo shares a light moment with Christina Rodriguez. The way we ' ll always remember him. 144 Mr OS Page Our Custodial And A schoci has many integral parts, and ie folks on this page are certainly very nportant components of our staff Our oJ is served and our campus kept eautiful by a dedicated and always iendly staff Lejdmjn-Rjmon Morales. Joe Reffell. Frank Flores. Canute Venegas. Teresa Montez. and lo MenJiola and Head of Plant George undo Ojeda. inn. Cafeteria Staffs Are The BEST! Cathy Rosenbohm-Cafeteria Manager Carol Tweil. Charlotte Smith. Julie Arrona. Hilda Nevarez. Cathy Rosenbohm. Norma Hernandez. Erma Hibhard. and Beth iaranjo. Faculty 6 Staff 145 Autographs Of The BEST )a.aiJl C4r A fn. 146 Aulogrsph Page 147 The Week Of Putting Out Out BEST The most anticipated week of the school year finally arrived. Campus on Monday looked like the movie set from Revenge of the Nerds . From the punk to the teased look everybody was showing their Crazy Hair styles on Tuesday. Yesterday ' s teenagers came alive on 50 ' s Day which was on Wednesday. On Thursday large and small families alike enjoyed munching on Family Picnic Pay . Friday brought out the spirit in people as they wore our school colors.- red. white, and blue. Thanks to everyone who made this Homecoming Week the BEST ever! Tiffany dresses up for 50 ' s Day. Princess Mercy smiling at the thought of being auctioned off. REVENGE OF THE NERDS!!! l-iS Homecoming Week Don I worry we won 7 hurt you. Homecoming Court (minus one) dreaming in the 50 ' s. Can ' t hear you. what did you say?? Come on hun. you really don ' t want that! La familia invites you to lunch. Activities 149 Spotlight On The BEST Half- Time Show ISO Half Time Show was the biggest game of the season! Everyone was excited and full of enthusiasm. Our football team was anxious and determined to completely destroy their opponents, the Mayfair Monsoons. The moment everyone had been waiting for arrived. Who was going to be the 1984 Homecoming Queen? As the five beautiful princesses strolled through the middle of the field, the entire crowd became full of excitement. The name was finally revealed and Miss Tammy Parra became our 1984 Homecoming Queen. Our Eagle team completed the night by dominating Mayfair 36 to 6. 0 I Activities 151 Spotlight On Homecoming Game Who s got Spirit! HOMECOMING! HOMECOMING! It was one of the greatest games of the season. It was a great team effort with outstanding performances from Paul Caramella. James Ortega. Art Rodriguez. Mike Serna. Carlos Jimenez and the whole 1st defense team, j Their great effort brought us .. a homecoming victory this { year. Together the Eagles i walked over Mayfair with the final score of 33 to 6. The Nightlight Shines On Homecoming The Homecoming Dance was a great success! Everyone thai went enjoyed an evening of sights and sounds provided by the Champagne Explosion. The win at the football game motivated everybody to really strut their stuff. And of course alumni were on hand to round out what turned out to be one of the BEST dances of 1984. Come on. lei ' s freak! Queen Tammy gels ihe crowd moving. I think I got it. Th3t guy wants lo meet you. What am I doing here? Aclivilies I Si Queen Tammy Parra Being chosen Homecoming Queen was the highlight of my senior year, a precious memory that will stay in my heart for the rest of my life. It ' s a dream come true for any girl, and I owe many thanks to all of you, my friends who helped to make this dream a reality. My years at Glenn have become memories I will never forget. Special thanks to my sponsors, the John Glenn volleyball team and my coach, Susan Hixon. Most of all I would like to thank my friends. I love you all! I984-8S Homecoming Court 154 Homecoming Court Princess Carmen Saldana Princess Mercedes Resales Princess Marta Vasquez Princess Leslie Hemenway Activities 155 Boo! Eek! Shriek! Terrify mg!= Halloween J0g.f ' This year John Glenn students showed their school spirit by dressing up in some of the most outrageous costumes. Every place you looked, you saw weird and wacky characters. There were French maids, policemen, motorcycle riders, and even a box of cigarettes! The staff showed their usual, courageous spirit and dressed up as jailbirds, rollerskating clowns and just about anything you could imigine. Everyone had a great time having fun and posing for the camera. Participation was the BEST ever. • f vr Woundedli 4 :jT ' ImM battlefield ijtJohn Glenn. V.y ' .•J-Jttlif ' - B C J ' f ' ' ool each day! 156 Halloween Aclivilies 15? Pep Rallies Light Up School Spirit The pep rallies brought on an added attraction for the up-coming games. They brought excitement and fun to all who participated and moments of entertainment to everyone watching. The cheerleaders brightened up the gym with posters while the players sat on the side getting hyped- up for the game. There were lots of games and routines from various clubs, and the rallies always ended with the traditional class competition, the spirit stick ' ' . tbm Hey coach, about that pl . ' « -X .a- IBS Pep Rallies BEST Skaters In Town Gee. I can skate! Delia and Leslie gelling ready to skale. This year ' s roller-skating party was held at Whittier Skateland. It started out as a fund-raiser for our senior class but turned out to be a fun- raiser for everyone. It was an event during the week set aside for a small get-together of our peers. We skated in one direction, then, at the sound of the whistle . the opposite direction. Trying to skate on wheels instead of your behind was a difficult task but tons of fun. The evening was amazing and exciting. It was a wonderful night! Judy and Frankie enjoying themselves immensly! •kating can be fun but also a pain. I thought skating was easy! Activities IS9 Sports Night Spectacular Sports Night was a big attraction to all. especially our athletes and also a few alumni. The gym would be opened once during the week to give all students the opportunity to break the monotony of doing homework every night. We came to play a game of basketball, ping-pong, or volleyball . nothing fancy, just a pair of sweats and a dry towel! I ' m not standing here for my health . . hurry up! Are we had or what? The views fine from behind! Belcha I can jump higher than you. Did I say you could do that? 160 Two points-Swoosh! ' f- THEATRE ARTS CALIF. STATE HIQH SCHOOL THESPIAN I CONFERENCE FEB. 15 17 CAMPUS TttEATtE ' yrmi Glenn Thespians For the third time in 4 years the Glenn Th espians were invited to ITAC. the International Theatre Arts Conference held at Ball State University in Muncie. Indiana each summer. This year the Rep. Co., newly formed last year, showcased an original one act play. Cinderella , by Loren Kuehl, Glenn alumnus, and Miss Diane deJulio. Again for the third year in a row our Glenn students have been elected to state posts in the California Thespian Organization. At the State Conference, this year held at Fullerton Community College for 3 days in February, Stacy Brewer was elected for the second year as State Secretary and for the first time Alicia Hannum as State Director of Publicity. Ever moving on to new experiences as well as tried and true, Cinderella was performed at the SECT A Theatre Festival for Young Audiences held for 3 days at Cal Stale University San Bernardino in April. The Rep. Co. showcased with 30 professional and educa- tional companies from all over California. Seniors and Juniors swinging away at the Prom. Elsa and Arturo enjoying themselves at the Hearts and Flowers. Come on Jack, lift up that foot! Just talking can be fun. Dances! Dances! Dances! Dances! The school year started with the Aloha dance, which is now becoming a tradition. People came dressed in Hawaiian shirts with leis wrapped around their necks. Ray Sanchez and Yvonne Thomas, both Juniors, were selected by the crowd as BEST dressed. Because the dance was held on a Thursday night, there was a small crowd who enjoyed dancing to the sounds of Fascination . A new dance hit Glenn this January in the form of the Generic dance. The cafeteria, where the dance was held, was decorated with black and white signs. DOOR. D.J., WALL. STREAMERS, etc., were displayed in the same fashion. (For all the generic clones who didn ' t know better) Providing the music for this dance was Roxy. The Hearts and Flowers dance brought out everyone ' s romantic side. The cafeteria was decorated with red and white streamers, and flowers in vases adorned the tables. 162 Dances Phil taking a break and checking out the scene at the Aloha dance. play another slow jam Don I cry. Dena. you ' II get some too. Slow dancing was it at the Hearts and Flowers. Dances! Dances! Dances! Dances! Roxy again provided music for us, playing those great slow jams so we could get close to the ones we loved(?). What guy should I ask? What are we going to wear? These questions were heard around campus in preparation for our annual Sadie Hawkins. This was a dance that was eagerly looked Toward to because of the involvement it attracted. Practically every club had a part, providing anything from jails to wedding booths, food to photo buttons. A fun night described the feeling toward this dance. The finale of the year was our Prom. This dance was sponsored by the Juniors for the graduating Seniors. This was a time when everybody put on their finest, because for some, this was their last high school dance. Activities 163 Enjoying the sealing arrangements Carlos and his date in the spotlight Danny showing off his admireres Everyone ' s on the dance floor. Dances! Dances! Dances! Dances! Dances! 164 Dances The BEST jail in town Dancing and romancing Searching for love Torture! Chon gives his heart to his favorite flower Dances! Dances! Dances! Dances! Dances! Rhythm of the night Connie and her friends posing for the picture Pances 165 Assemblies At Their Best Students and Homecoming alumni enjoy this year ' s Assembly. Joe Sanlana and John Garcia perform a lively solo. :5 W W J i ai Drill team replaces varsity football for an assembly. TfiAT m  m m smew IEIIZ!.« This year, we had many assemblies which, in a way. brought the student body closer together. The Homecoming Assembly was not only for John Glenn students, but for alumni and parents as well. Part of this assembly was the John Glenn Newlywed game which everybody enjoyed. There was also a kick-off assembly for our first annual talent show. The idea was to get everybody excited and enthusiastic about this fantastic event Then there was our traditional Christmas Assembly. Christmas wouldn ' t have been the same without the carols, the band, and the beautifully decorated gym which filled us with the spirit of the season. One of the assemblies which had the greatest impact on the students as well as on the faculty, the administration, and invited guests, was the Toma Assembly. This assembly opened our eyes to the many problems of drug and alcohol abuse The multi- media Camfel presentation kept us on the edges of our seats completely involved in the sights and sounds of this wonderful presentation. We also had our annual Cinco de Mayo assembly whose theme accented the cultural diversity which exists amongst our own student body. Students from the nearby feeder schools were invited to perform traditional Mexican dances. Our own accomplished Folklorico group showed as the results of their dedication and hard work. The highlight of this assembly was the announcement of the 1985 Cinco de Mayo Court. Assemblies entertained, informed, and taught while giving a break to the routine of a regular school week. Toma uses his hands as well as his heart. ' SM mt TOW L Our gym is converted to a Winter Won- derland. Former Homecoming Queen, Keely Fimbres with escort Ernie Ortega Alumnus Shawn Parra entertains the crowd at the Homecoming Assembly. 166 Assemblies Paul Magole ' s younger Mercy Rosales being escorted by brother. Brian, takes over Paul Caramella his brother ' s duties Mr. Garcia addresses the stu- dent body to kick off the talent show. Homecoming escorts participate in John Glenn s newlywed game. Where ' s Mr Mitchell?! Santa Claus arrives at John Glenn Mayor Greene presents a general Christmas gift from the City of Norwalk Glenn salutes Martin Luther King Homecoming candidates with their dates Weholdin£h(!ticneaTnou9ni . i (■ A ' r3 ' .i;at thotth3 ' brought ' - ■ ' ' n ( lenn Honor guards add pomp to the Christmas assembly Invited guests enjoyed Toma ' s message also. Activities 167 Christmas Lights Sparlile And Brighten The Dance Floor As the evening came alive with music by Roxy. gorgeous dresses, limos. and happy couples were arriving at the California Pla- za for our Annual Christmas Dance. Every- one enjoyed going through Movieland Wax Museum and seeing their favorite stars, dreaming about the day they too might be in the spotlight. As the night progressed everyone anx- iously awaited the crowning of our 1984 Christmas Court. Our anticipation grew greater as the moment finally arrived. The court was announced and Ravy Hem was crowned our new Queen. It was a night that will forever be in our memories. Michelle and Felix taking a break Flash those pearly whites! 168 Christmas Dance 6 Court I9S4 Christmas Court Senior Princess Judith Madrigal Junior Princess Ha Wilson Queen Ravy Hem Sophomore Princess Anna Hernandez Freshmen Princess Stacy Hartman 8th Grade Princess Carolyn Peck 169 Spotlight On Talent Boy. I can I read this person ' s writing! Ouch! Thais hot!! Aisha sings her beautiful rendition of Rainy Days Yeah. I ' m sexy! and Mondays . The Astro Extravaganza started out as an effort to pull our ASB out of debt. It ended up being a learning and sharing experience for all its participants. Cur own A r. Drake proposed the idea that a group of wild and crazy associates known as the OOO- WAH- OOO OA G head up an all star review thai would put on a fun filled show to help raise money. Mr. Frank Garcia and Ms. Barrett took the suggestion and through their outstanding planning and coordinating rounded up singers, dancers, comedy acts, and musicians who. with tireless effort and dedication, put on a show we won ' t soon forget. Teachers and students danced, sang, and made us laugh. The Eagle band, decked out in bright new uniforms, was as superb as ever. A highlight of the show was Damon Trice and Friends performing renditions of Michael Jackson and Prince. Others such as Mr. Wilson and Mr. Riddar put in countless hours backstage helping to make things go right. All this hard work and effort was rewarded both by the closeness and friendship that pervaded as well as the financial success that was gained. It was certainly one of the BEST efforts of the year. A standing ovation for Mrs. Wilcox Linda Hoag and Mr. Wilson go over last Lovey Mataele and family perform Polynesian numbers, minute details. Was that a neat show or what? I 70 Talent Show Behind the scenes: waiting is part of the show. Michelle and Norbert: dancing is their thing! W — f T The sounds behind Damon The OOO-WAH-OOO GANG Debbie Bridges Lewis Leighton Gina Cuccio Mike Meyer Wandy Day Lori Ormonde Walt Vince Sanchez Dei a Torre Andy Vander Sherry Denton Dussen Rich Drake Nick Vander Susan Dubow Dussen Linda Hoag Ray Wallace Dallas Hague Jeff Weinstein Mike Kampen Steve Whalen Jim kooiman ' Mike Meyer as Uncle Sam leads the Eagle band. Instant replay Activities 1 71 The Fabulous Fable Factory ff Our Christmas production this year was a modern Jay version of tales told by the Green fabulist of the sixth century, B.C.. Aesop. His work usually contains a lesson in morality. Aesop ' s fables are presented differently and more dramatically by connecting them with a story line running through the entire show. The show opens in a supposedly abandoned warehouse where Monica discovers Aesop and his fabulous fable factory in not the best of conditions something is missing! Aesop and his seven part factory are capable of traveling through time and place in search of a moralmaker. With this addition of the factory ' s eighth part, the factory is considered complete. 12 year old Monica ' s discontent with her life and duties makes her the logical candidate for the position, but it ' s a permanent position. She can never return to her home and family. She must make a choice she does and realizes that her responsibilities to herself and her family are not so bad. She chooses to return home instead of being a part of The Fabulous Fable Factory. I 7 J The fabulous Fable factory S : 1 ■1 1 it i i The Machine with Aescyp and Monica The Two Donkeys The Tortoise and The Hare The Lion and The Mouse Henny Penny The Modern Red Hen Yertle the Turtle Activities I 7 J Better Education = Students 3 Teachers Gabriel and Dale explore under the hood. The amount and quality of academic programs available to our students equaled or bettered that of any other school in our district. The classes offered. ROP. alternative programs. 8th grade Core, advanced placement, and computer programs name hut a few. With the advent of Senate Bill SIS requiring more units for graduation and boosting up the requirements for English, math, and science for future Glenn graduates, the district set about revising curricula. The total program in the basic academic areas was revised in order to meet the state requirements and ultimately to produce a better equipped and more well rounded individual. Clubs were an extension of the classroom offering opportunities to broaden horizons, visit institutions of higher learning, and constantly trying to build a more sensitive aware citizen. ROP offered training in job skills here on campus as well as off. Upward Bound introduced potential college candidates to the world of university life. MESA kindled the interest of math and science oriented students. Tutoring programs were available to give that bit of extra help needed just to understand or perhaps to earn better grades. And for those less studious types, there were programs such as RAP. Opportunity, and EXPO to encourage some of our wayward sheep to come back into the fold. Sports contributed by teaching dedication and stamina. Eighth grade was organized into a separate entity to deal with the unique needs of our youngest members of the student body. The Core teachers brought to them a lot of much needed enthusiasm. Academic excellence was an ongoing goal to be achieved. It was striven for in the required courses, the electives, counseling, alternative programs, and even in the extra- curricular areas. Glenn students excelled in many areas because of the earnest efforts of their teachers, counselors, and administrators. Connie and Desirre combine their knowledge to review for a test. Nick and Javier help out in the office I 74 Academics Baking pretzels in home economics ' VCorking hard in ceramics f .Ml - ' Pfcf Students assembling cabinets. Danny Resales making copies for Mrs. Crooks. Look guys this is the way to make copies. t an Upward Bound session Sam goes over his lotes. Sherry smiles before going to work. L. t Mr. Pena and Yvonne in deep concentration A u Students busy at work with their computers Teresa looking busy in the A. SB. room tin is this a lot of work! I sure hope I know what I ' m doing. Dedicated Sth graders progress in their reading. Activities I 75 VChen I grow up I want to be a secretary. Mr. Fernety leads a round table discussion. Mr. Black helping a student i s ' Sb.  •  - «.p ' • : itf ■ - Eighth grader listening to a history lec- ture Carmen hitting the books Anna contemplates an idea from Qrendel Daniel and David repairing a Bug Look man. I got an A ' I 76 Academics Mr. Rid Jar gives a history lesson ' ' OanJolfo s eighth graders Usten and learn Ballet Folklorico at practice Delia, Becky and Shawna comforting an elderly patient Students cutting cabinet pieces Stop sleeping Alex and get to work. Massah and one of his inventions! Activities 177 Learning Travels Beyond The Many of our groups on campus experienced learning outside of the classroom. The pictures on this page show some of the activities that various clubs participated in. The teachers and students alike, enjoyed these ventures as they afforded them a learning opportunity in a relaxed, fun setting. The groups attended plays, performances, competitions, nature outings, whale watches, and even the filming of a T.V. program. The Love Connection . School didn ' t always have to be work with no play! Classroom Folklorico members enjoy a performance of the Ballet Folklorico Inlernacional de Mexico Ballet Folklorico members pause during a break at the performance. v m- sL h 4 ' Michelle Thomas, Mrs. Edwards, and John Garcia at a drama competition at Cerritos College. Mecha members arrive for taping of Ms. Wall and Mr Usher perform outdoor ex- The Love Connection periments at Camp Hi Hill. M Cheerleaders clown around in from of their hotel at the Dallas competition. I 78 Field Trips Mecha members ham it up before the taping ol The Love Connection . Powder Puff Beauties Show Their Spirit VM i Look al thai you guys! unior cheerleaders cheering on their learn among other things) ■iiQri i wX ' ' s ' ' Activilies 179 Senior Bruisers Coaches L-R: Mike Serna. James Ortega. Carlos Jimenez. Louis Valdivia. Brad Whitley. 10 Pee Wee Parra. 29 Mechocolate Medina. 55 Speedy Ramirez. 1 1 Aces Lady Martinez. 50 Half Pint Griego. 77 Lady Valles Galvez. IS Run Um Over Monies. 12 Duf(res 2 Keck. 25 Tough Stuff Vasquez. 13 Tipsy Turnier. Letters Cervantes. 32 Munchie Rupert. 44 Killer Gomez. Hi D Andujo. 23 Cosmos Leedy. 14 Mora Kaelin. 30 Teresa . 3 Lisa Flores . 85 Reckless Ramirez. 76 Rosie Barrera . 51 Slaughter Martinez. 63 Lady Ace Hemenway. 22 Elain Peck . 17 Yolanda Rodriguez. 7 Libie Garcia Rita, this is my flag ISO Powder Puff Tammy P% going for a touch down Gel out of my way. you trouble maker. Junior Battlers Our 4lh Annual Powder Puff came in with a b.mgt Ai Junior .in J Vn  v hoys jnJ girls were gelling rr.ijy uy cheer and phy. the re l of us wondered who W3S going to win Were the Senior going to he the winners . ■ thev ir.ufiiion.iUy are? Or would the Juniors upset the tradition? If the score w.ts to he b.ised ort how many cheerle.iders there were, the Juniors would definitely he the victors. Ihe class of S6 ' had one of the biggest squads in the history of Powder Puff. Both sides hauled, putting forth their all. hut the final score. 7-0. proved thai for this year, at least. Ihe Juniors were the BESJl Top Row: Coach R. Sandoval, C. Leonard. S. Nieison. T. Basenhack. J. Lucero, S. Ortiz. L Keevama. P. Reay. 0. Sanchez. D. Thomas. Coach P. Caramella. D. Inness. P. Ramos. N. Range!. M. Enriquez. K. Kim. P Smith. K. Mills. C Villegas. Coach M. Lazalde. Middle Row. J. Lucero. R. Chavez. K. Shroer. E. Martinez. V Lopez. Y. Thomas. E. Miramontes. M. Gomez. J. Rodriguez. L. Rosales. P. Vincent. A. Garcia. O. Marine. M. Santos. 1. Amaya. B. Alvarado. R. Cuevas. H. Wilson. N. Garcia. P. Nelson. B. Alba. Bottom Row: B. Romo. P. Alvarez. Y. Betancourt. M. Radillo. L. Chavez. gjMjJJ U [|j£ Ki; — ■ . ■ -J — u. .. .- — . . . i .- H -f §. iM ( 4J M wi f ( - - - ) ltw % Aclivhies 181 Here Ihey come. Cinco De Mayo Court Spotlights Queen Beatriz Ponce Princess Sonia Rodriguez Princess Amparo Ortiz Princess Sylvia Toscano Princess Alma Felix Princess Linda Rosales 182 Cinco De Mayo Court A Successful Cinco De Mayo Celebration Our Cinco de Mayo Court was larger than ever. This greater involvement helped raise over S3. 000. most of which went toward scholarship grants for our own graduating seniors. The participants raised the money through the not-so- easy task of selling I0€ and 25 t tickets. The tickets were a vote apiece for each of the girls. Their hard work paid off. certainly in the net amount of money raised, but the girls also were afforded the opportunity to work with each other in a friendly spirit of competition. Along with the traditional flowers and crowns each girl received, the court was taken to a celebration luncheon. The publicity they received was just one other small way of saying. Thanks girls, for a job well done. Princess Teresa Garcia Princess Connie Hernandez Princess Lucy Chavez Princess Odulia Arrellano Princess AJriana Baeza Activities 18} Spotlight On Cinco De Mayo Week Chelo and Francisco saluting the audience 184 Cinco De Mayo Week Members of the court show signs of nervousness. Cinco de Mayo week was a big celebration which included many events. During the week an assembly was held, in which elementary students from our feeder schools, the John Glenn Ballet Folklorico. and the award winning marching band performed. The court was introduced and were accompanied by their escorts. An evening performance took place in the cafeteria for faculty, students and parents. The last day, classes let out at noon in order for us to attend a carnival put on by all the clubs on campus. There were games, plenty to munch on, and a DJ spinning sounds for us to get down with. The second half of this double-barreled day was a well attended dance in our gymnasium. Beauty in abundance Mrs. Garza ' s kindergarten class dance La Costilla Jalisience . Princess Lucy in a contemplative mood Alicia Flores dancing La Bikina. Eugenia Pineda and Jose Castilleja dancing El Colas Princesses Sylvia and Connie with their escorts Robert Esnayra and Massah Chatton. Activities 185 A life Without Art Is A life Incomplete To reinforce the concept of the arts as a basic and essential ingredient of human existence, and to fill the urgent need for specialized arts in the Los Angeles area, a consortium of eight Los Angeles County school districts, in association with UCLA Extension, founded The Academy of Performing and Visual Arts. The primary goals were to provide students with exposure to and the opportunity to participate in the arts, to nurture talent by working with professionals in a highly disciplined environment, and to prepare students for higher education in the arts, for internships, or enrichment for these highly motivated students. Students were chosen on the basis of motivation, career interest in the arts, and talent potential. John Glenn swept the competition by nabbing 12 of the coveted positions. In the area of dance were Alicia Flores. Lisa Ortega, and Linda Lee. Linda McAllister. Lisa Ramirez, and Shannon Rains won the acting positions. Massah Chatton. Bartt Wheeler, and Armando Vera were awarded the television and film production slots while Ronald Ramos captured a place in art. Due. no doubt, to their fine backgrounds under Ms. deJulio and Mrs. Edwards. Jody Salter. Robyn Maynard. and Alicia Hanna ran away with all three spots in musical theater. We were very proud of these talented individuals. Their experiences at Excelsior High School and Falcon Cable were invaluable to them. Once again we saw that Glenn contains the BEST students in town. Alicia and Lisa reach for the stars. Massah watches a replay of a film he shot. 186 Performing Arts Bartt studies one of the complicated pieces of elec- tronic equipment. Spotlight On Artistic And Scientific Talent 1NTS0BDCTI0II , 1 I !l tnciisiot CO - I ■ ' lie, ' io ■ ' H.,, K l . . •■ One of the many First Place winners Michelle Enriquez holds the 1st Place trophy she shared with Joey Denton. Potters busily shape clay into works of art. Serious thought goes into every project. Scientific experimentation at work. The fine arts and science departments continued a tradition this year with their faires. Some of our most talented Eagles put in long hours and drew from their creative and scientific backgrounds to contribute to these fine expressions ,n pawl exhibitions. The spotlight was on students and teachers alike who took learning beyond the classroom. Music is art and art is music seems to be the theme of this piece of art. i Dieu Cos solar system model Drama, an important art form on our campus Activities 187 Autographs I SS Autograph Page -- 1 Varsity Tennis Holds Strong!!! Girls ' Varsity Tennis was an exciting opportunity for our lady Eagles to compete against each other, sharpen their skills, and go on to compete against other teams. This year was a great year (or the team. Out of twenty games they only lost four and succeeded in making it to C.I.F. Even though they didn ' t make it through the first round, we are no less proud of our team. Top Row; Susan Yi. Robyn Hewey. Coach Jerry Onliveros. Orlantha Marine. Kathy Brown. Front Row; y« Sandra Gonzalez. Jeanne Kim. Anna Lazalde. Thalia Montalvo. Jenny Yi. Thalia readies for the attack 190 Varsity Tennis See if you can return this one. ;■■■■ . .,■ : V ' i !«;-v,.r :: ' ' v. A ' - :. Orlantha shows good form. ■J.-iLio 3 ' yj ' ' j '  ' SZ W-ya ' ar? y yya jf - ' j f ' ' -j ' ' ' ' ' ' ' game is mine. Where did it go? lenny stretches to return the ball. r..-7air; ,.,■ hw O U ■orry. it got too close. Rohyn shows what a southpaw can do. Sports 191 J.V. Tennis Swings Tlie BEST V x.., Captain: Paula Garcia. Top Row: Mardel Powell, Julie Kim. Lorenia Von Borstel. Bertha Alba. Bottom Row; Anna Torres. Thanh To. Paula Garcia. Ladisa Bacos. The girls ' tennis team enjoyed an impressive year. The team did well this year because of so many strong players. The girls played matches giving doubles a chance to have more players and a chance to work on their skills. Keeping a positive attitude was one of the factors that helped the J. v. tennis team. These girls worked for long hours practicing for perfection. Bertha Alba ready to receive a serve. 192 J.V. Tennis Julie Kim returning a serve. knew she was loo tail for me! Spotlight On Girls J, V. Basketball This ye r the girls ' J.V. team really improved, even though they had unexperienced young ladies at the beginning of the season. After many practices they showed improvement. They learned how to work on their basic skills to get ready and come back to play varsity next year. You guys. I ' m over here! Let ' s jusi hope she misses it. Get out of my way! Sports 193 Distance Running 1$ Ttie Key To Life Julia and Dehra running their BEST. Top Row: F. Delgadillo. M. Ayerdis, D. Auner. D. Duran. A. Gaslelum. M. Pilola. M. Ayerdis. J Castillo. Middle Row: M. Sevilla. C. Grady. R. Vincent. J. Martinez. M. Serna. M. Felix. R. Green. R Fung. C. Castillo. Bollom Row: L. Ibarra. M. Duran. D. Brixler. G. Moreno. J. Lalz. D. Burgos Miguel shows his endurance. Cliff is one with the wind 194 Cross Country The last mile is the longest. It takes 3 different type of outlook to run 12 to 16 miles and enjoy it. The se- cret to fun running is atti- tude: it is always an adven- ture. Running brings things into perspective. Some- where after a half hour of running the day ' s moun- tains become mole hills and seem easier to handle. A sound mind goes with a sound body. This was borne out by the fact that most of our runners had CP.A. ' s above 3.0. To Do- To Act- To Live tome on Miguel e cjn catch ' em. We re almost tliere. Going my way? I ' ve got lo make it- Sports 195 i| l?| Freshmen Touchdowns %j .X ji re the BEST Ready or nol here I come. , What ' s going on? -S«-5E finally caught it. m The freshmen football team this year was the BEST that John Glenn has ever had. Every game they played, they came very close to winning. They managed to out hit most of the teams they played. Each player gave it his all during the season. Bottom Row: f. Quinlero. P. Brown. O. Parra. R. Gomez. F. Hayes. R. Cordova. C. Harrin. J. Maziek. K. Triplell. 2nd Row: L. Mallei. H. Garcia. D. Viberos. J. Gonzales. L. Sillence. P. Jimenez. A. Baysinger. J. Cenleno. 3rd Row: S. Guitierrez. f. Masai. K. Teo. M. Marshall. A. Sotelo. R. Cervantes. T. Bushnell. 4th Row: Torrez. A. Garcia. Coach Garcia. Coach Mendoza. Coach Crania. Coach Lazonal. V. Longoria. Resting during halftime. Poised and ready Let go! • I ' ve got it. hut he ' s got me! 196 Freshmen Action Dog Pile! Cciach Wise. J. V. Focthall had another good year under the direction of coaches Russ Wise and Darryell Whitaker. For the second year in a row they made the Suburban League Standings. We know these J. V. players will continue their winning ways as they enter Varsity in the future. Opp. Whittier Sierra Vista Bassett Torrance Ml. View Artesia Mayfair Norwalk Bell flower (Bellflower forfeit) La Mirada Glenn 19 48 12 6 Jb 6 30 2S S 12 12 15 12 8 ' Spotlight On J.V. Football Eddie Chacon fire ' s off a pass. X e ' re loo late. Glenn players exhibit the spirit of sportsman- ship. Sports 197 Spotlighting Varsity ' s Action! f This year ' s Varsity Football Team had its ups and downs. Right from the beginning the team suffered some injuries and was injury plagued for the rest of the year The players worked hard, and the coaches never gave up. Although they only won three games they gave 100% each time they played. In our hearts the team was still a winner. I ' m getting out ot tterei Paul taking it home. 198 Varsity Action Opponent Glenn Whillier 2i 16 Sierra Vhta 7 6 Bjsietl 7 Torrjnce 47 Ml. ViVw 6 35 Arlesij 34 Mjyfair 6 35 Norwalk 16 14 Bellflower 27 17 La Mirada 9 13 Rrrrrrrrrrrrr! Jumping for joyf Spans 199 Varsity J.V. Combined I St Row: J3ime Ramirez 26. Richard Rodarte 76. Mike Stovall 44. David Douma 62. Eric Lind 60. Alan Warner 66. David Miranda 70. John Deacon 79. Brian Larson 72. 2nd Row: Art Rodriguez 82. Massah Challon 65. Paul Caramella 12. Tony Nelson 32. Ron Zelinski 24. Aaron Woods 46. Phil Lopez 61. Mike Arellano 63. Casey Dowling 50. 3rd Row: James Ortega 21. Bill Cosby 23. Mike Schiotis 20. Teo Tautalaititi 30. Jose Hernandez 26. Sang Jeong 78. Luis Valdivia 74. Alec Salazar 53. frank Elliott 33. 4lh 200 Varsity S J V. Football Equals The BEST Row: Sam Martinez 85. Tae Chang 45. Julian Oamez 11. Coach Wise. Coach Anderson. Jose Enriquez 77, Mike Parra 81. Mike Serna 29. 5th Row: Raymond Sandoval 75. Carlos Jimenez 51. Richard Rodriguez 38. James Boos. 68. Alfonso Game 10. Memo Lazalde 84. Armando Contreras 67. Vince Borja 71. 6th Row: Miguel Macias 9. Juan Le 31. Gus Badial 52. David Torrez 36. Brent Engelmann 25. Eddie Chacon 13. Lonny McGrew 22. Ruben Gutierrez 80. Sports 201 Tjmmy Parra Linda Resales Deana Keck Spotlighting Volleyball ' s Desiree Ramos Tanya Robinson Sylvia Ortiz La Donna Keevama Dawn Allen Linda ready to receive Kim Seymore Nancy Rangel Trying to block Tammy ' s spike 202 Varsity Volleyball The winning serve. Spikers, Setters, And Servers I9S4-85 Varsity Volleyball Team I Come on Lady Eagles, let ' s do it! This Year ' s varsity members put forth their BEST efforts to triumph in their games. Led by captain Dawn Allen, their skills and efforts from summer practices paid off The training and coaching of their coach Susan Hixson helped them stride toward being one of the BEST volleyball teams that John Glenn High School has ever had. This ball is mine! A jn 3m I tired! Sports 203 J.V. Volleyball Serves The BEST C Cojch: Stephanie Zellanack. ] Top Row: Maria Rodriguez. Danielle Rowan. Juanila Vega. Karen Ramos. Cris Arroyo. Nancy Ruhalcava. Stephanie Zellanack. Bottom Row: Jolyn Flares. Yolanda Gutierrez. Lori Armstrong. April Parra. Vivian Forno. Grade Marquez. m iV I ■ The J. V, Volleyball Team led by captain Nancy Rubalcava worked very hard to improve their skills this year. Hard work and spirit helped them win many games in preseason and league. Enthusiasm and fun made their season very special for each member. % i ?Jw L J St 4 Biwy V 204 J. V. Volleyball Volleyball girls stick together. Total concentration Danielle and Maria getting ready to receive the hall Time out for discussion Sports 205 Girls ' Varsity Basketball Shoots Toward The BEST This year ' s Girls ' Varsity Basketball team was made up of returning players from years past. They worked hard as a team. Some girls were even injured during games, but still, they didn ' t give up. They tried their hardest to play good games. Girls ' Basketball, led by Nancy Rangel was voted Second team in all league. By putting in many hours of practice, the girls are sure to return and become better next year. Good Luck! Standing: ia Donna Keevama, Kim Seymore. Nancy Rangel. Tanya Robinson. Frances Tabor. Sitting: Connie Mitchell. Tammy Parra. Linda Rosales. Coach: (picture not available) Mary Parker Tammy dribbles away from the defense pressure. 206 Girls ' V. Basketball Run for your life. Where did the hall go? Too late for a block Nancy reaching for a steal Sports 207 Varsity Bounces To C.LF. This yejr cur Varsity basketball team ' s skill and talent shocked many. At the beginning of the season the team was expected to come in last place and yet they finished the season as surburban league champions with a 7-4 record. Our mighty Eagle cagers even went as far as to go to C.I.F. Although they were eliminated after the first game against Agoura. the score was close and the talent they exhibited was pleasing to all the enthusiastic fans who came out to support them. Tony Nelson led the team with a total of 309 points for the season with Rene Torrez following closely behind with 223. After the spectacula r effort and teamwork that was displayed by our fabulous Varsity team, it ' s definite that they will never be misjudged or underestimated again. ■ Assistant Coach Wise You listen to me I ' m the boss. Standing: Paul Caramella. Tony Nelson. Alfred Hernandez. Brian Larson. Mario Campos. Oscar Rodriguez. John Hernandez. Kneeling: James Hernandez. Ron Johnson. Rene Torrez. William Canty. Jairo Ochoa. 208 Varsity Basketball lene signaling to Tony for a pass Oscar attempts to evade two defenders. 4W Opponent Glenn Artesia 36 35 La Mirada 40 60 Norwalk 41 60 Bell flower 47 35 Mayfair 54 65 Artesia 35 40 La Mirada 52 41 Norwalk 39 62 Bellflower 43 67 Mayfair 44 53 C.I.F. Agoura 55 48 Stand aside, this one ' s mine. Oscar attempts a jumpshot. ■ene leading a fast break Agoura players amazed at Tony ' s awesome power Rene is trapped by Agoura ' s defenders. Sports 209 J.V. Basketball Stretches For The Best This year, the John Glenn J. V. Basketball Eagles had an exciting season. They proved that they knew how to play the game with sportsmanship. Although sometimes their games were not victorious, they showed that they were proud of themselves, and they tried as hard as they could. They contributed to making our school the BEST it could be. Coach Richard Drake Top Row; A. Game. R. Johnson. J. Hernandez. L. Jackson. G. Ferguson. F. Gonzales. A. Ramirez. P Whitehead. J. Woods. M. Parra. E. Ignacio. Kneeling: Coach Richard Drake. keep your eyes on the hall. Ron Johnson concentrates for two points. J 10 J.V. Basketball - Don ' t lei him get the ball! Last minute strategies Where did the ball go? to ,. -t ' ' Our MKrdMafer true  We hold in cherished thoughts the ycarc that thou ha brauglif P ' ' to John (-lenn M Alma Alater true Reaching high Coach Drake in a pensive mood. Sports 211 Vim showing off his Best Freshmen Fired Up!! Led by the Most Valuable Player. John Torres. The freshmen team had an exciting and successful season ending with a 14-10 record. They played in the Consolation Championship game in Fountain Valley and took a 3rd place trophy at the La Puenle Tournament, where John Torres was named AIT Tourney. They finished 3rd in the League. The Freshmen squad, played hard and never gave up in any game. Top scorers were John Torres. Vince Longoria, Jon Lathrop. and Andy Garcia. The rest of the team contributed to a great defense. Thanks for a good year. Frosh Squad. te thee mill alii . ' .il Jail John Gk : . ' m Our lma MatefTrur jJfeholdmcJiefKiiedtticuqWs TO)aritha(lli«iD!|inigif I Uail te John Glenn ' ' Our Aima Mater tnj; ISTRCCT ShOCsI lllOT ILLOWtC ■ I ' h This is easy. Free shot for John Kneeling: G. Gomez. G. Parra. Coach Espinoza. J. Game. Standing: Lathrop. V. Longoria. V. Veerachayalukama A. Garcia. J. Torres. J. Centeno, J. Flying high Coach Espinoza 212 Freshmen Basketball Time to pack up m Eagles Putt With The Best StaMMMH Back Row: John English, James Howe, David Armstrong. Coach Wise front Row: Steve Ywon. Bill Peterson. Ramon Sandoval. Ray Cordova Brilliant On The Court And Off Jaime, taking it easy Standing: H. Nguyen. I. Hewey. T. Nandwana. H. Chung. Coach Espinoza. Kneeling: C. Iran. L. Whitworth. S. Martinez Tim waiting (or the serve Tushar returning the ball Coach Espinoza Sports 213 Spotlight On The BEST Of Wrestling Kneeling row- Neil Abbott. Alex Caicedo. Mike Yoneiawa. Paul Garcia. Middle row- Fofo Domingez. John Huerta, Tae Chang. Carlos Jimenez. Pat Jankowski. Back row- John Deacon. Frank Delgadillo. Mike Arellano. Benny Vandez. Andrew Bazaure. Coaches Fofo Domingez and Armando Cobarruhio Wrestling is a tough individual sport. It is a one-on-one sport in which the individual has only himself and his skill to rely upon. The team had a very impressive season, despite the fact that some of the members had never even wrestled before. The wrestlers claimed that although their work-outs were both strenuous and vigorous. they were definitely essential for improvement. Coaches Domingez and Cobarruhio pushed the guys hard, but the improvement of the team in general showed that it was worth the effort. One member, captain Frank Delgadillo went to CIF. John goes head to head with opponent. 214 Wrestling Coach Cobarruhio looks on intently. Thai looks painful. Let s all take a nap. You ' re taking the picture from the wrong side. Sports 215 Varsity Makes Its BEST Goals This year the John Clenn Ejgle soccer team proved once more that they ' re the BEST. Although the team got off to a slow start during the preseason games, they showed who they were during the regular season games The team went undefeated during the first round and lost only two games in the second round. They made it to C.I.F. and won their first game ever in that category. The second round of C.I.F was a heart breaker. The final score read 4 2. but should have been 5-4 Glenn. Most observers felt that two of our goals had been taken away unjustly Our guys, nonlheless. showed great sportsmanship. We ' d like to thank the Varsity team and coach Ewing for a very exciting season. Top row: Co3ch Ewing. M. Gonzales. M. Ayerdis. T Duran. M. Estrada. A. Zuniga. J. Gutierrez. E. AyerJis. Bottom Row: C. Reveles, G. Rodriguez. L. Casillas. J. Ruvakaba. A. Jaimes. Manuel fights hard to get the ball. 216 Varsity Soccer Maurice gels ready to make an excellent kick. f A Don ' t forget the ball. Jorge plays well even with his eyes closed. Opponents Glenn Artesia 1 2 La Mirada 3 3 Norwalk 3 w|p| K 4 Bell flower ;B! W Mayfair 4 Artesia 3 La Mirada 3 1 Norwalk 5 Bellflower 3 Mayfair 4 C.I.F. 1 Fullerton 1 Monrovia 4 2 II ■ ! :309iQlldP ' — fl ! Ta)2 Look what I found! Javier gets a good shot at the goal. •- ' . Javier gets ready for a corner kick. Sports 217 J.V. Soccer Heads For Excellence Thi s year John Glenn ' s V. soccer le m proved that not only varsity could he a winner. Just like varsity. J. V. also won most of its games. The team was led by coach Evan McKinney who provided their inspiration as well as technique. They spent long and hard hours practicing new and old strategies that would help them win. We were very proud of our J. V. players, and we know they will continue a winning tradition as next year ' s varsity. Top Row: Coach McKinney. F. Belloso. J. Huertj. R. Ayala. I. Ochoa. J. Guardado. Bottom Row: J. Casillas. J. Guzman. D. Armstrong, D. Ramirez. E. Serrano Coach Evan McKinney I m L? ' i Edwin puts the ball in play. Catch me if you can. Kicking for excellence 218 J. V. Soccer This one ' s mine! Footwork is an important part of the game. It usually comes down to a footrace. Score one more goal for Glenn! Sports 219 Spotlight On Track S Field Track is a carnival, a festival, a rile of spring. Each event is part of the celebration. Pole vaulters are high wire acts: the jumpers and hurdlers, the clowns: the shot and discus, the muscle men: the sprinters, the thoroughbred horses, and the distance runners, the steady reliable workhorses on which everything else stands. The most important thing in track is not winning, but achieving to the outer-limits of ones ability. Excellence comes as a result of steady persistant self-discipline. Sacrificing today ' s pleasure, for tomorrow ' s victory is the price of success in track as well as later on in life. Coach: Golgart. Frank Delgadillo makes a try at the high jump. f Up up and away. Gene on the run. r Top Row: R Green. P Auner. E. Ness. J. Huerta. F. Gomez. T. Le. J. Ayerdis. C. Grady. P Whitehead. P. Challon. G. Jackson Middle Row: A Gaslelum. M. Felix. C Angel. A. Felix. M. Ayerdis. P. Jankowski. F. Pelgadillo. M. Sevilla. C. Castillo. R Vincent. P. Puran. M. Brown. J Temple Bollom Row: M. Pilola. K Brown. A. Gomez. P. Keck. M. Vasquez. L. Artis. J. Lalz. G. Moreno. L Puran. K. Ramos. 5 Knight. 220 Track Tr3ck members slick together as a team. Running for victorY Sports 2JI Baseball, Energy, Sweat Teamwork = Varsity Top Row: Coach Richard Drake, James Ortega, Gabriel Chavez. Paul Caramella. Uavid Uodgin, Julian Gamez, Jose Gomez, Robert Franco, Arthur Rodriguez. Coach Boyd Trimble, Manager Neal Abbot. Bottom Row: Mike Schiolis, Shawn Mc Dow. Rene Torres. Carlos Jimenez. Memo Lazalde, Joey Dort. Bill Cosby, Mike Serna ■f - ■ . Gabriel watches attentively to how his teammates play. Mike Serna poised and ready 222 V. Baseball The 1985 Varsity Baseball team did an astounding job this year with precise fielding, powerful hitting, and dynamic pitching. Their fine season was attributed to the hardwork, dedication and will to win of these sixteen outstanding players and their manager Neal Abbot. Congratulations to them and their great coaches Richard Drake and Boyd Trimble for a job extremely well done! ii Art getting ready to bat Julian keeps an eye on the guy oni first base. : m iSthke out!! . Where did the ball go 7 Mike prepares himself before a game. I Pitcher ready to throw a strike. iOMERUN!!!!! tiding to the base James Ortega swings for a big hit. Joey Dort getting ready to hit a homerun Sports 223 v - - J: I j iilW: 4«| . ■  ) Standing- Coach L. Rodriguez. M. Marshall. V. Longoria. L. Jauregui. A. Garcia. V. Vargas. R. Simmons. M. Speer. Kneeling: Name not available. R. Ramirez. T. Hillman. M. Baca. K. Kill. T. Maziek. S. Gutierrez. J.V. Baseball Slides, Hits And Defends With Skill. V This year our J. V. Baseball team did a great job by winning most of their games. They showed us that they can be as good as our Varsity team. The team was coached by Mr. L. Rodriguez, who has been in our school coaching for a couple of years. Congratulations to our Junior Varsity team for doing their BEST. r  ' -. Coach Rodriguez 13 Shows off one of his BEST pitches. Speer hits the ball with strength. 224 J. V. Baseball V 1 eahl I ' m ready ' iJ J ' I, M Run for il. now. I m ) Speer winds up for the pitch ;ri Come on guys, smile! 0!! One more to victory N .i ' Vince makes an easy out. Mike warms up before the game. -- —, ,. ' i Waiting is the hardest part. Concentrating on the game Oooh. missed it Sports 225 Varsity Swings For The Best ■ il IgiMM ' ■ uiiLi ' ■ ' III I iimtSUiMiBKJL, f Mardell pitching the ball Mrs. Garcia giving advise to one of her play Get back on that base! ers Led by Steve Steusser the varsity team started off great! With the help of first base coach Fran Garcia, they really developed the skills to play competitive Softball. They worked hard during their practices and it certainly paid off in their games. John Glenn High School was very proud to have this team or its side. Winning or losing, they were still winners to us. keep it up Lady Eagles! 9 y kL ' i ' i4 r .a y-.tkuc- - ' ■ ' i •- ' ■ ■■■ ' i -j - ' ■ - •w;«,,.. .• Standing: Coach Steve Steusser. Adrianna Aguilar. Angle Morales. La Donna Keevama. Nancy Rangel. Linda Chavez. Orlaniha Marine. Ann Smith. Mrs. Fran Garcia. Sitting: Kelly Kaelin. Mardel Powell. April Parra. Linda ! Resales. Tammy Parra. Lisa Amaya. Penny Gresham Coach Steve Steusser Varsit) l.im waiting for a homerun 226 Varsity Softball Spotlight On J.V. Sluggers J. V. Softball really surprised us this year by showing us the skills that they achieved during their practices and practice games. The team coach. Jerry Smish, helped and encouraged them to be a tough team. In their games the team showed us the true meaning of sportsmanship. It didn ' t matter if they won or lost a game: what mattered was the way they encouraged each other to play their BEST! A sure homerun r: Throw it to me! m .1 Wlial are you talking about? Girls on the lookout I got it! u ri V Coach Jerry Smish Top Row: Elizabeth Martinez. Connie Mitchell. Frances Tabor. Tanya Robinson. Shannon Alvarez, Middle Row: Coach Jerry Smish. Michelle Kanz. Pina Bixler. Laura WedJington. Virginia Pe La Loza. Bollom Row; Norma Franco. Sandra Falino. Elizabeth Jara, Sandy Clair Sports 227 This yesrs vjrsity gymnjslics members were 3II firsi timers. Varsity requires optional routines, which meant that each girl had to make up her own original, creative routine. This was more difHcult than it seemed Ten Skills had to he included in each routine. Each skill was rated medium or superior. The four areas in gymnastics included the floor exercises, uneven parallel bars, vault, and the beam The participants must display flexibility, strength, tumbling, dance, back-to-back skills, control, and showmanship. Each routine may not exceed one mintue thirty seconds. This years gymnastic ' s team practiced between two and three hours everyday. Being a gymnast is not merely putting in time for practice, it involves courage, ability, confidence, discipline, control, wits, and most of all a positive mental attitude! These aspects are what made this years gymnastics team unique. They gave it all they had and had loads of fun while doing their BEST ' Spotlight On Coach Nelson Caria shows good form Coach Nelson helps Lynelle through her routine. 228 Gymnastics Beauty, Energy, Strength, And Talent Theresa keeps her composure on the beam Lynelle doing a hack flip Lynette doing the turtle walk Sports 229 Spotlight On The BEST Of Eighth Grade Sports This year, sports were a big hit with our eighth graders. Among the sports they played were football, basketball, softball. and track. They completely enjoyed participating in such sports. They also enjoyed the competition of playing against other schools, as it was a new experience for them. Not only did they get to compete against other schools, but they also learned the meaning of true sportsmanship! But it wasn t always work with no play. The eighth grade track team enjoyed a well-deserved pizza party. It was great that these young students were willing to participate in such school activities with their peers, as they promoted school spirit at the same time. We hope to see them next year and the years to come on JV and Varsity teams. Good luck, eighth graders, and see you next year! Don I touch that ball, it ' s mine! lit -  4|i At this rale. I doubt that I ' ll make it to the finish line! 230 Eighth Grade Sports laybe if I just stand here I ' ll gel hit in the I know I can strike her out head! t ' s parly time!!! I got it! I got it! Here s my chance to gel her out! Hey. c ' mon man. it ' s only practice! Sports 231 Glenn ' s Future Heroes Eighth Grade Sports Carol going over her ballet routine - - Af I hope I don 7 miss it! Ready or not here comes a homerun. Oh no the ball is glued to my hand! 232 Eighth Grade Sports Look guys I got the other team ' s plays. ' ohn shows us the rest of his lux. Formal Fashions For The SO ' s Our second annual Fashion Show was organized and presented by Mrs. Bender with the support of many other staff members. This was a preview of some of the formats that were available to students for this year ' s Prom. The models were selected juniors and seniors who radiantly glided across the gymnasium floor. Gowns and tuxedos were provided by Brides of Norwalk. Ninas Boutique, and the Bell-flower Tuxedo Shop. Flower arrangements were provided for us by Norwalk Florist. Thanks to all the participants for providing us with a touch of class! Boy. doesn t Kim look so sweet in that dress? Here comes the bride Don ' t I look cool in this tux? Rhonda, rehearsing with Mr. Oalvan for thai big moment Twinkle, twinkle little toes Massah and Teresa know exactly what they ' re doing. 233 Spotlight On Missing Faces I Seniors Ahdiflei. Melijme Besisnt. Cindy Boe. Donald Bollz. Fred Bravo. Anthony Cervantes. Leticia Challon. Massah Chavarria. Jose Chessani. Raul Chi. Myoung Chuong. Jri Cruz. Pedro Cunningham, kimberly De A Vila. Olivia Devylder John Fullz. Oreg Gamez. Julian Gomez. Jose Gonzalez. Manuel Griffin. Roy Gudino. HIadimiro Haddadin. Ammar Hernandez. Daniel Hclman. Redeana Hunter. Gregory Jacques. Desiree Jarrell. Timmy Juarez. Yvonne Lara, Jose L ewis. Mike Lopez. Irma Lopez. Steven Macias. Miguel Marin. Arnold Martinez. Teresa Melendez. Ivan Melendez. Phillip Mirada. Sdie Molii.a. Enrique Mora. Ronald Moreno. Idelfonsa Navejas. Raul Nelson. Tony Nguyen. Sang Ochoa. Ricardo Ortega. Elizabeth Pacheco. Jose Perez. Ralph Rodrigue. Angel Rodriguez. George Rodriguez. Leopoldo Rodriguez. Richard Rosales. Daniel Rubio. Juanila Kuvalcaba. Jorge Kyan. Scott Salas. Saul Sanchez. David Taing. Khim ! Temple. John Traulman. Gilbert Trice. Damon Tucker. Yolanda Ulibarri. Eloisa Uribe. Michelle Valdez. Erancisca Valdez. Rolinda Vincent. Richard Wesoloski. Thomas Yocabet. Mei Ling Juniors Bar dell. Kim Belmonle. Darlene Berendos. Brian Berner. Thomas Casa. Carlos Chavez. Lenora Chavez. Rosalinda Connelly. Martin Lee Cortez. Rene De Vicente. Guillermi Dunn. Michael Elmquist. Khristine Espinosa. Gianna Lisa Fabela. Anthony Galvez. Magdalena Garcia. Oscar Guerrera, Alma Guzman. George Hakala. Judy Hart. Ronald Hughes. Ronald Llamas. Maricela Melendez. Marie Morales. Valerie Motsenbocker. Kenneth Navarro. David Nielson. Cherie Ochoa. Jairo Ortega. Artemio O ' kane. Richard Palmateer. Robert Pawling. Diana Peralta. Raul Perez. Elvira Puertas. Danny Refugio. Roberto Rivera. Agustin Rodriguez. Arturo Romero. Debra Romo. Rebecca Rubalcava. Nancy Ruiz. Josele Runyon. Patricia Saavedra. Raymond Sanchez. Michael Tate, Lionel Torres. Robert Van Eeckhoulte, Michael Vargas, Victor Sophomores Acuna. Margarita. Artis. Alisa H Baes. David Balderas. Catalina Barnes, Johnny Bernardo, Jenneth Berry, Dennis Bonilla. Leonel Brown. Renee Castro, Matbew Cendejas, Stella Chung. Han Cortez, Jimmy Daraban, Amy Garcia, Bernadette Garcia. Elizabeth Gonzales. Mauro Gutierrez. Irene Hernandez. Michelle Hillman, Troy Inigues. Reynaldo Jar a, Lydia Johnson, Samuel Kahl. Andrew Kane, Peggy Kim, Sotharith Lasley, Christopher Lopez, Rene JH Marquez, Tracy Martin, Eldorah Martinez. Eduardo Martinez, Michelle Martinez, Richard Mc Donald. James Nunez. Jose Parial. Roxanne Parten. Marty Peralta, Enrique Quinlana. Jose Racelis, Melinda Reyes. Mark Rodriguez. Ernest Rodriguez. Mark Salido. Lucy Sanchez. Christina , Sevilla. Miguel Sigala, George Silva. Diane Tomlin, David Trejo. Brian Valdez. Rafael Velasco. Alex ' jP Wallace. Daniel Wood. Mary Zamora. Luis Zubair. Abdul ■ m t ' Freshmert ' Aguirre. Rebecca Aguirre. Ronald Alexander. Sabrina Anguiano. Guillermina Arviso. Michael Beltran. Rafael Benitez. Romulo Black. Kevin Bowers. Lisa Boyer. David Camacho. Jorge Casa. Patricia Chapa. Rico Chatlon, Derrick Conklin, Sue Contreras, Lawrence Costello, Laura Cross, Elizabeth De Mello, Francine De Vicente. Jose Dominguez. Bertha Ea, Ralana Evans. Scott Garcia. Humberto Gaskell. Paul Gaiola. Mark Gomez. Frank Gonska. Richard , Gonzalez, Ricardo Guerrero, Rachel Guerrero, Sandra Hakala. Robert Haltom, Fabian Hamling, James Harris, John Hinojosa. Antonio Ihiguez. Armando Jackson. Reginal Jara. Jaime Jaynes, Valerie Kershaw, Michael Lopez, Richard Lucero. Melinda Maag. David- Mallet. Luther Manriquez, Ricardo Martinez, Jerry Mc Clendon, Daryl Mc Graw. Michelle Mejia. David Merchain. Anthony Merchain. Vickie Meza. Artemio Moralez. Angelina „ Moreno, Hector j|S Morgan, Scott Nunez. Victor r --TS Padilla, Phillip Ouiros, Maureen Ramirez, Faviola Reveles. Griselda Rodriguez. Anthony Rodriguez. David Rodriguez. Gabriel Rodriguez. Robert Ruiz. Norma Sanchez. Rudolph Shepherd. Essie Slaughter. Lori Spell, Eric Toro. Vangine Tran, Tung Van Lue, Kenneth Velador, Hector Virk. Bahadur Woolery, William Yerkes, Joy Yocabet. Alberta Zamora. Jesus 8th Graders Adams, Robert Aguilar, Mark Avalos, Elizabeth Cabrera, David Calhoun. Jason Casassa, Raymond Casavilla, Vanessa Cruz. Veronica De Vicente, Roberto Evenson, Daniel Garcia, James Gilbert, Joan Gomez. Carlos Gomez. Concepscion Gomez, Victor Gonzales, Joel Griggs. Christopher Hemenway, Darrin Ireland, Jeffre King. Annette Lee. Vickie Martinez, Agatha Mc Clendon. Donald Mercado. Luz Moreno. Nazario Navejas. Jose Luis Pena, Peter Pina. Michael Porlas. Maria Ramkissoon. Anton Torres, Porfirio 234 Camera Shy Best UUishcs flmerico ' s future uuill be ossured by the personol commitment you moke in shoping the future of the tuuenty-first century. UUhotever gools you moy pursue, your dedicotion to excellence, hord uuork ond integrity uuill guorontee your success. Senotor Poul Corpenter 235 . Saumya Amarasinghe. bequeath my special thanks lo my mom ami pop for helping me make my life a success, thanks to all my trienJs tor making m} high school years so special: we ' ve shared some great memories that I ' ll always treasure! Thanks to the J.O.H.S. Drill Team tor all the fun years! Congratulations to the great class of 8S !! I. Christins Andu o. to the future seniors, bequeath all my left over used typewriter correcting tape, my typewriter and computer disks. m rolling chairs in the business classes, and the bubble-gum stuck under the desks, my timed writing book, and most of all. SBNIOR SQUARE!!!!!!!! I. Aurora Montes. bequeath all my hooks, notes, and knowledge to the underclassmen who know me. especially those who are going to have Mr fernety or Mrs Starnes! To all my friends. THANXt Seniors. OOOD LUCK! Sue. remember the VCR ' Myoung. think U-C I . and to Mrs. Schegetz. I leave the memories and headaches of her very large first period class (ha. ha)!! I. Rosa Isela Brizuela. bequeath my top locker which probably can t be reached, my messy folders, my used typewriters in rooms 802 S S03 and all the great teachers in the business department to all the juniors, but most of all. I leave them SENIOR SQUARE! I. David Brown, bequeath my collection of empty beer bottles to Dan Peel, to Roy Griffin, my car and its salvageable parts, to Shawn Hillman. m head concessionist position at the Alondra 6 Theaters, and finally my estate and savings to my dog Skippy I. Darlene Belmonte. leave my friends Papoose. Elaine, and Margie holding down at Glenn I hope Willie and Papoose. Manuel and Elaine. Margie and Robert stay together forever. I. Kathy Brown, bequeath my good grades, my A. P. English folder and my championship tennis glove lo Thalia Montalvo. To my sister Cindy. I leave all the good memories and luck on tests, and to Mr. Eernely. I leave all the future HOOLIGANS of 1986!! I. Rosimar Castinon. bequeath my best wishes to everyone. When I was an 8th grader. I wanted the years to go by fast so that I could graduate, now that I ' m a Senior. I don t want the year to end- I wish I could slay in school longer, but since I can ' t. I leave my little sister Marycruz. all my best wishes and I hope she succeeds in the years to come. I. Massah Chalton. leave my 69 Opel kadet Hatchback lo Damon and Bill May they take the responsibilities of washing and clean- ing It. and most of all. of getting it fixed! As soon as it gets fixed and painted red. lowered to a T . and it gets a new sports car racing engine, they could willingly give it back!!! I. Ana Centeno. bequeath my leotards to my sister. I leave my locker to the future 8th graders, and I hope all my friends keep in touch, and that we all get together as much as possible I. Mia Chavez, a k.a. Joe Neric. bequeath all my experience on how NOT to dress at Glenn to all my trendies who walk around campus like a bunch of clones. Now that I ' m gone, you have to make Glenn look as good as I did! I. Bill Cosby, bequeath 2% of the first SlO.OCX) I earn to John Glenn High, but only if they have a big beer party — no way. huh? Then just bring a lot of pretty girls, okay? I. Kim Cunningham, bequeath my deepest sympathy to all under- classmen To my little sister Penny. GOOD LUCK! To all - BE WARE Of THE BIRDS! ' !! ' ! I. Rossana Dienzo. bequeath my assortment of hats to Mr Fernety. an adequate sum of money to Mr Andersen, my UJ memorabilia to the highest bidders, and all the accumulated knowledge I ' ve re- ceived to all underclassmen I. Casey Dowling. to all underclassmen with hopes of becoming ASB President, leave my annual excused tardy passes, my gavel, and especially my charm and good looks! I. Frank Elliot, bequeath to Mr. Larson and Mr. Pena a cork for their mouths, to Mr Robillard. a pint of whiskey, to Mr. Crossman. a bus ticket to Alaska, to Mr Applebee a padded cell, and to Mr. Golgart. a Batman decoder ring. I. Maurice Estrada, leave all my GO clothes lo the class of ' 86. I. Gabriel Figueroa. leave my old pens and paper, and my alarm clock lo the class of ' 86. and all the underclassmen HA VE FUN!!! I. Olivia Garcia, leave my dance clothes lo my little sister, my locker to the class of ' 86. all my school books lo the guys and gals of John Glenn High, and to all 8th graders, the CAFETERIA FOOD ! I. Anna Gomez, bequeath my imported mousse from France to Mr. Pena. I also leave him my life s savings so he can buy himself a new car. To Ms. Wilcox. I leave my old and raggy leg warmers, and finally lo my dearest Mr, Crippen. I leave the future lOth grade Waldos for bis classes I. Chris Gonzales, bequeath my personal restaurant (Taco Bell) to John Glenn High in replace of the Space Bar. I. Adriana Gonzalez, bequeath the chocolate-chip cookies we won ' t be able to have anymore lo next year ' s cookie monstors. to Rosemary Chavez. I leave the memories and old letters from 5th period yearbook staff and a coke! To my best buddy Rosie. (Snoopy). I leave an egg-salad sandwich and two years of funny memories! To Maria Martinez. I leave a camera with flash and a new car! To Richie Rich and Arnold (Sam) I leave lots of laughs and lots of luck You II need it! To all my teachers I leave a BIG thanks, and to my twin sisters I leave my clothes. Oh! To Wilbur Canty I leave my LISP I. Leslie Hemenway. bequeath to Dennis West, my A in chemis- try, my loud voice to Donna Vincent, to Rene Torres I leave his own hall passes, to Dena Smith I leave ALL pep rallies and the area of my upper torso, and to my brother Darrin. I. leave whatever is left over you ' re gonna need it! I. Greg Hunter, bequeath my body to erotic science and my phone book along with my left over women to Richard Melendez. I. Kelly Kaelin. bequeath to Frank, all my oatmeal cookies and the calories thai go with them I leave Cindy my locker with the broken handle, and lo Denise Thomas. I leave all the luck in the world on next year ' s softball team, you ' ll need ilH I. Teresa Kenney. bequeath my love and friendship forever to my Tarzan. (Johnny). Boobies. (Scott), and Corvette (Yvette). I also leave ScotI my lingerie for his future use. I leave Roland very loving memories of two great years, and I give my love lo my guy. Tim. now and forever. I. Lorraine Lemos. lo all underclassmen, bequeath my great intelli- gence, good sense of humor, and my sharp wit! To all jun.ors. I leave the Senior Spirit and Eagle Pride! I. Rhonda Lewler. bequeath my parking space to Odulia. I would leave Mr Fernety some hair, but I can ' t find any his color. To all underclassmen. I leave best wishes for their years left here, enjoy them! I. Eric Lind. bequeath Mrs Edwards ' motto. Commitment and Feedbak to all future drama people. To Laure. I leave my govern- ment work, and lo Shannon, all my bitten off fingernails. I. Shelley Rae Losee. bequeath my attendance record and all my referrals I never turned in lo my sister Cindy. Good Luck!! I. Judy Madrigal, leave best wishes to the class of 1986 and to Son a Viveros who I am going lo miss very much (especially all the good laughs we had). To next year ' s yearbook staff I leave a box of pencils, and my big mouth I leave to Patricia (solid) and Sonja. I. Miguel Madrigal, bequeath ADVICE Learn all you can ' J 236 Senior Wills People can take all your material poasesions except your pride and knowledge. Make it fun to learn, though ' t. Patty Mandu ano. bequeath my locker and hope that whoever has It next will gel it fixed ' I hope that all seniors had a great year, lo my huddles lisj. Anna, and Rosa B.. let ' s keep in touch. O.K. ? Remember. Class of SS ft I! I. Alexendra Martinez want to leave my very best wishes to every- one letl here to graduate Also, my warmest wishes to Ha Wilson. Yolanda Retancourt. Melinda Santos, and Madeline Oriego Make the best ol the years you have left, they will always be good memories I. Eddie Martinez, bequeath my prize possesions: my smelly Nikes to Miss Nelson, my toe touches to Andre, my calculator to Rick, and my C in chemistry to Paul Flores. and my love to Eva. Orlantha. and the others in my life I. Maria Martinez, bequeath a whole collection of Teddybears and Giraffes. to my little sister Delia, to Marble-head. (Alva). I leave Crazy Curls ' to take care of. to Son a Viveros. I leave the yearbook staff ' s SSmm camera with plenty of film, to Pat Monies. I leave a new pair of sun glasses As to my brother Sam. I leave him a new tennis raquetle which I will buy him someday Best of luck, class of 85 - ' I. Linda McAllister, bequeath all of my dance clothes and locker to my sister Robyn Also, all of Mrs Edwards speeches and lectures to all of the future drama stars I leave my lifesavers and other paraphanelia to the lucky underlcassmen. Party Animal! I. Richard Melendez Jr.. bequeath my eyes to science, and a starring role in Ghostbusters II to Greg Hunter I. James Ortega, bequeath my U 21 to the future John Glenn Hall of Fame and I leave my party materials to the school. I. fina Ortega, leave nothing to no one! I am GREEDY!!!! I. I eha Patel bequeath thanks to my aunt and uncle for helping me make my life very happy Thanks to my friends for being there when I needed them, and thanks to Shobha and Angie who helped me with my problems Luv ya. I. Tammy Parra. leave all the clothes that were stolen from my gym locker to those who now own them!!!! I. Dan Peel, bequeath to David Brown, my collection of punk rock records because they ' re all at his house anyway! To Roy Griffin. I leave the empty beer bottles given to me by David, and to Shawn. I leave my I II think about it I. Sandra Perez, bequeath to Sabrina Valdez my great Drill Team abilities and my spot in the drill team block I. Elaine Pitt, bequeath to my beloved underclassmen, the pleasure of knowing meH I. Richard Rodarte. bequeath NOTHING ' I ' m taking everything I own with me. except my cheat sheets. I leave them to who ever can find them!! . Denise Rodriguez, equeath to Rolinda Cuevas. lots of luck for getting who she wants, to Denise Thomas every good piece of pizza in town, and to Ms Cissy Villegas. the best party materials around Have fun you guys, but stay out of trouble ' I. Joseph Santana. bequeath my great playing abilities on the saxophone and my needs to Jerome Brito and David Gandara. Good luck in next year ' s band! I. Rosie Barrera. bequeath to Margo. my sis. good luck with Ed- ward, and to my buddy Adriana (Luther) all the time in the world to do all the work for yearbook!! and lo Richie Rich, a BIG kiss. I. Matt Coley. bequeath my intelligence to the science and math departments. I will my aspirations to Mike C . Roser C. and Jason G . and my friendship to the preternatural class of 8S Finally, to all. I leave these words. Success is a journey, and not a destina- tion I. Brad Whitly. bequeath the memory of give ME ' , it s the Best I can I. Denise Woodell. bequeath my Powder Puff Jersey (USB Death) to my little sister Bertha Figueroa. and to all my crazy friends who won t see me anymore Chow! May God Bless John DeLa Torre. Tony Leon-Guererro. etc. 4-ever. I. Teresa Smith, bequeath my locker, my peal weller picture, and all the memories we shared in my senior year to Gato. To my little sister Michelle. I leave permission to share my locker with Odulia! I. Janine Torres, bequeath a map lo Irwindale to Mario and Atecia. the curb to Gumby and Poke, a new car to Maureen. (Stop in the Name of Love), a BeeGee ' s album to Jen The Chipper, and my spirit to all the EHS Pilots I. Martj Vasquez. bequeath my curling iron and tease lotion to Mr. Pena I also leave him a lifetime supply of life savors, nothing personal of course To all underclassmen. I hope you en oy your high school years as much as I enjoyed mine!!! I. Scott Wagner, bequeath my scrunchy pants to Yvette I leave my boobies to Teresa, and the rest of my body lo numerous wild chicks My vast wisdom and sweaty sox to Mr Riddar. To Alicia, my Richard Gere eyes, and to Rossana. Madeline, and Mia. my Joe GQ clothes!! ' I. Donna Yadon. leave my good thoughts and best wishes to Susan. Paul, and Tina, my sister for their future years in high school Good Luck 1985! Activities 237 M ria Mjrtmei. I ' m gonna miss you ' Jjvter lizsrdi. good luck with Madonna To Fatty. Elaine and Gloria, were finally going to be seniors 86 U I Patty Monies lo my buddy Michelle Urihe. Our time were the best times I thank all my true friends who stayed with me at the times I needed you the most love yaf Bye! Leslie Hemenway Thanks to my uncle and aunt for helping me through my school years Thanks to Shobha. Angie and Rachana for all the good times and understanding Love Always, Neha Patel I want to wish good luck to my friends Lisa. Liz. Martha. Patty an d Jackie All of you have been good pals and I appreciate it Love Always. Liz Martinez A very heartfelt thanks goes out to my wild and whacky Yearbook crew You have proven that young people have a great deal to offer the world You brightened up my year, because you gave me your BfSTI R Garcia Jo our Senior members Maria. Adriana. Judy. Neha. Leslie, and Tina- Thanks for all the help, we ' ll miss you Come by and visit us next yearl 1985 Patriot Staff Ha. remember, we best friends Have to stick together (ha. ha) Judy. I m gonna miss our little talks, don t be a stranger after you leave! Jon, I hope our dreams come true in the future I Love You. Son a I ' d like to wish the Class of 87 good luck in the future and hope they ' re successful in what they do I ' d also like to wish the yearbook staff good luck in the years to come [lias Serrano I just want to say to all my friends stay cool and take care. And to Adriana hope you have a cool summer and I will miss you next year Love Ya Rosemary To all my friends that stuck with me this year Connie. Bell. Cynthia. Margie. Christine, and Audrey Thanx for being there. Love ya. Mayra Nieves PS. I love you Mom! To my two pals. Patty and Patricia Well it ' s been four years now. and we have one more to go Thanks for being such great friends Love Always. Elaine To my friend Son a I ' m going to miss you very much, you were always there when I needed someone to talk to about little things. Eriends Forever. Judy Madrigal PS Remember, writel Olivia. I fUst want to wish you the best of luck You deserve the BEST I hope your dreams come true and you meet the perfect guy Love your sis. Bell The Eagle ' s Flight Staff for 1984-85. Annette. Michaele. Anna. Amparo. Vickie. Javier. Geor gina. Carmen. Liz. Kathy. Jessica. Bill. Angie. Francie. Eric. D ' Ann. Bonnie and Tina. To Chon Gonzalez. I wish you the best of Luck on your Graduation Day and for the years to come Remember that I Love Youl Love Always. Mari Moreno Thanks to my mom and dad for helping me through these years And thanks to my sister Martha tor cleaning her mess in my roomi Love Adriana I would like to thank my mom and brothers and sister for being there when I needed them Thank you Adriana for being such a sweet friend. Good Luck to the Class of ' 85 Maria Martinez Cathy Serrano. Congratulations from all your family we are all proud of you Don ' t ever change you ways, keep it up Love Your Family 338 K M S. , 2i9 Clothing Store II7II Rosecrans Avenue Norwalk, Ca. 90650 (JI3) 863-1655 THE PRICE IS IN THE NAME 240 MAMA DRAMA ' S TRAUMAS Congratulations to the class of 1985 241 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 85 MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED DR. MICHAEL J. BOWAN Chiropractor By Appointment (213) 864-6548 MEDIGOVICH CHIROPRACTICE HEALTH CLINIC 14431 Pioneer Blvd. Norwalk. Ca. 90650 GRADUATE xersy °f JOHN GLENN . Headaches! 4. Arm S Leg pain? 2. Lowback pain? DON ' T SUFFER 3. Neck pain? NEEDLESSLY iniuyjinifiniY w Congratulations Class of 1985 Wally ' s Photography 11985 E. Firestone Norwalk, Ca. 90650 (213) 864-2063 242 Hollander Cafeteria IN STONEWOOD CENTER Firestone of Lokewood DOWNEY Open Doily Including Sunday 11 A.M. lo a P M. Ham. Turkey. Roast beef. Chicken. Seafood. Homestyle bread. 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Telephone: (213) 921-6619 12553 Ajondri Blvd. NorwiJk, O. 90650 Congratulations to the class of I9S5 JOHN THE TAILOR CUSTOM TAILOR ALTERATION TUX RENTALS 162 LA MIRADA MALL LA MIRADA CALIF. 90650 RICK CRAWFORD PRESIDENT 11721 THE PLAZA ISORWALK SQVARE NORW ' ALK, CALIF. 90650 868-621 1 NORwauflOBIST e«rT PHONE 868-7703 1 1 876 ROSECRANS, NORWALK, CA 90650 Ay fried C lehn (213)634-2838 T utjlibhefs Renresenralive 2427 DanelandSt. Lakewood. CA90712 2209 Norwalk Blvd. Norwalk, Ca. (JI3) 868-1783 We Do Chicken Right DON GARDNER 244 Marcolis Deli Catering 13231 Rosecrans Ave. Santa Fe Springs. Ca. (213) 921-2939 Congratulations Class of 1985 I27JI vouey Vi«u A eoue. JOSTENS Prinling and Publishing Division BUZZ PONCE Top Representative JOB WELL DONE Mr. Garcia And the Yearbook Staff J FASHION STOP 15902 Pioneer Blvd. Norwalk, Ca. 90650 Open Monday-Sunday Ladies wear and Accessories (213) 926-5929 N 4- Aloodrq blvd. V SUSY RECORDS. N0.8 cassettes, guitarras cuerdas § agujas 16210 Pioneer Blvd. Nor walk, Ca. ROBERTS T-SHIRTS 12409 Norwalk Blvd. Norwalk-Paddison Square (213) 868-8129 Bring school I.D. get 10% off Tanya ' s Clothing Store 12417 Norwalk Blvd. Norwalk-Paddison Square (213) 863-4959 Bring school I.D. get 10% off N i m 24S CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 85 GENERAL PAVING COMPANY (213) 869-1093 9316 WASHBURN ROAD - DOWNEY, CALIF. 90241 We Pave the Way 246 The Curtain Closes And so it ends. A chapter in our lives has closed, while another is yet to open. Our high school years which we so treasured, will he nothing hut memories. The long hours we spent on the phone with our friends, the many tests we took and failed together, the days in which we used to watch the clocks in the classrooms slowly inch their way to the time the hells would ring they ' ve all passed now And as the graduating class of 1985 gets ready to say farewell to underclassmen, teachers, and friends we all feel a tear swelling in our eyes — the proud graduates of John Glenn High School go on to a new life!! To some it will he a sad time, and to others a joyous time, a time for experiencing, and a time for learning. We. as editors of the ' 84- ' 85 Patriot, hope that as you look through these pages, you 11 find the happy memories of your high school years which we tried so hard to capture. We would like to extend our warmest appreciation to the following people who helped create this hook: to the 1984 1985 Patriot Staff who spent many hours during and after school working very hard to make this the BEST yearbook ever, to our advisor. Mr. Richard Oarcia. for helping with the difficult process of always keeping us busy and always making sure everything was done right! To Mrs. Bobbie Crooks for being our I accountant and for not letting us have too many pizza parties!! And to Wally and Tony of Wally ' s Studio for their kindness, patience, and countless hours of dedication. We couldn ' t have done it without them. But most of all. we ' d like to thank you. the student body, for making this school year HAPPEN !! Good luck in everything you do, congratulations Class of 85 !!!!!! Adriana Gonzalez and Maria Martinez. ' 84- ' 85 Patriot Staff Editors ••... ••J J47 s c -430 ; Q -4 J o 248 Closing •r n r H Kor v Koo VCu ' -e eV,vis b kr, - h ftV s t ) .. « o, hop. vm c.n6 v v M : uruK. t,-: - ' ,;par because v OUJ- ' o vx ,. ' ' °, ,V V,ov MC ' vv vA.eV , j -ton Sf-e lie, f.Y, ' Xev , wo fcpe.. ' dud o, JtJ .AtxKJof- CkJr o4 tui « U ' -A - ' LA .y-y k V, rh V X. - ' X C V. ' W yf ]V V - -], - I ' ll A; . 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