Kennedy High School - Isnala Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1988 volume:

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Carla Tatoowi 11th It's close to my house! - Brian Germany 12th 3AA ......Vu,uA,u vaaai. ' 1.. hauww EL. vmww N . ; v ridn'vml,mrq:i -... . - 3.:4iV'rr-w7. ??.........mn. NF. 1.. What's your favorite but of school activity? I like to read, play my flute, and sleep. Jennifer'lkuta, lOth I like to drive my station wagon and dog on the freeway. i Kawai Chen, 12th Party! -r Chris- tine Rickey, 121h 11;, Q3: 4 ' mt, L1fe as a kg: jyflfiir Some, iimfkvbthool FOT 01$ is .0 y a trahsition between m 1' '1 night For themajrrow mindQ; S 001 18 for q 4 an educatiqn, Iand an educatiOn only $13 i i thersliveploye, andieariatschool For us, V - e work,1ay, an? rwe learn tplixLe. We ', all do ihgferem thh .: some studyfv ' some 51y, ,' n Firm, But th$e b6 0111 line 15 ,Ir'f't , ' all stuaents a-nd w?;m IFCYJ: Brihg baithtggex X; sftht guys? Check 1t out guys. NEWt I MEAT. LEFT: Has Anniken beena good; EABOVE Hey Staci I like your sexy wai A ' . . Eagle fans enng' a 'Spollkrlted many;x y w I k x ,7; ., a ; z 9 24 ABOVE: ,OthLook! I caught a bungIGHRAn- I other Qeachf' day at J.F.K'f ;. ' , x ' x L I x Wk 3a, I , 93a ? ' a Wit Mum j! xJ'A: Wat is all thbfcxMtion ' aboutf; w w 4 g f x . LEFT: Its a bird It's aplane, It's . . . KBOVE: l When SpearmaF Speyks everybody listens. , l L J TOP: The J.F.K. faithfuls enjoy a cold night rooting for the team. ABOVE: Gee, Carla would you like your coat? ABOVE: Andy flies down the court with the hoop in sight. a Irg chp. Kennedy takes tremendous pride in its sports teams. Even though there may not be a large group of Kennedy students at each game, it never means that the school doesnf care. From football to badminton, there is always Kennedy support behind each and every team. GO, Eagles! C0 Eagles g0! RIGHT: Kennedy's own gladiators with pro- battle plansh ABOVE: Aw, come on Dawn, just serve the ball. Let's face it - gaining an education is boring. Man gmnot live on Physics alone. But tlggghyfto clubs, students may actually waggfg2 f6 get up in the morning and go to ?3001 Clubs allow students to find their fown little niche in school, whether their interests includeV-chess, skiing, or even math Regardless very studentshouldjoin somer sort. 9f wallewate the drudgery of attgndEg $95160 7,E-zlfv. E ?l' . ETOP LE ffar 6W5 off one of her man talents. Y ABOVE: Juan works intensively on the '88 yearbook box. LEFT: In photography class; Chris asks, What's this do? Scott replies, Well it rolls. Why are we spending the most vital years of our lives engaging in intense mental abuse? It all boils down to our desires for success. In fact, this prob- ably is the main reason stu- dents come at all. Howev- er, we, as students, tend to forget this when we hear the words HOMEWORK and TEST. If we look upon education as self- adixancement, we might treat our teachers with more respect. 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L , 4 . . z? xx , v . Y Li y xx; TAKE A PEEK HOMECOMING SNOWBALL THESPIAN PLAYS RALLIES 8t DANCES EXTRA EVENTS 2 ,xxwyxxzvxx, ,zWXxxxxxixxxy, 2?? ,$? i7 , iwwxfy? x , Xx??? ? 2 I Z 43$ dies of the court take the ,la The lCmre' to We fora p tlme 5 K? xxxxxw in fin dp prlnCe an and prinCESs Sophomofe pr n o S r e d n A d C r a M iOr I ht: sen inCe Incess PattersOn rig d pr dSeY1 Freshman pr r1Stlne prinCe an and K x: In From left to TOP LEE! Home- coming Queen Kris- t' 9 Patterson $65 to express thg honor.'TOP RIGHT: Letitia Bradford happily smiles. MIDDLE LEFT: The freshmagK prince and princess show their style. MIDDLE hIGHT; The sophis- ticated sophomore loves to smile. ,U .15; M4 1m , , I Junior princess Nicole Col- lins rides around he field during half-time. t gHIGH SPIRITED HALF-TIMEt Balloons, floats, banners, and performing spirLt squad - akthis filled the crisp air on the afternoon of the big big ecoming game against Berkeley Izligh. With the score tied 6-6, the half-time activities began. The floats rolled by the fan-filled crowd. Their messages spelled out class and school spirit. 'tWok over Berkeley, Swat the Jackets, Flatten the Jackets, Drag 'em through the mud, demonstrated intense Eagle enthusiasm. The 33-6 victory over Berkeley concluded the perfect Hallowah Homecoming. W mbel t 5, m . a; ??;z 2ft 9 V, V yl, , x I 94 ,, a, levmv w ,, M y h 1,33,, gamzi 0 ASUdeanbnstrate their support by Woking over Berkeley. 4 to attack rmg An eagle prepa Robert makes a superb catch 1? -lping hand Z? L ? L ? ?7?? 3 , t EXUBERANCE AN D SPIRIT WEEK She celebrated her 20th homecoming PRIDE s GNALEp ed students. me, students relude to the b i- ional ice t ion of the u f the trad 1g ga events he more trad contest and the t the egg toss qnly added 1 ted rally culm t weeksgfhe inc he plann m y and Asia p . enjoyed t tional s ' food relg excitement to t of- les he to complete t mighty eagle throne and its court. war. the ac- te ma d crowffed the d Queen, Del Ly . Greenwoo cream eating he spiri ties. ,2? i tiv Mr Homecoming King an and Kristine Patterson, But t z roudly wear their crowns. 43 The king and queen 7 W 914-1757: 7147; a V 0 S I The royal court stands for the audience HALLOWEEN 4 HOMECOMING L4 me eagles stands out over the rest. xix xxxxxxpf, , , Sop w . S m m nncess - Renee Will dy Baxter. right: Freshman P ior Princess - Wen , Inn From left to Grice STUDENTS TURN OUT IN BIG ' NUMBERS TO SUPPORT IRE JFK COURT SNOWBALL t m V SOPHISTfCAfED t When you tank of John F. Kena nedy High you ihink of a relaxed and kicked back atrf?osphere. Stu- dents are clad in their jeans and sweats and carry themselves in a nonchalant manner. But on Wednesday? January 13, we had a fashion day where both studgnts and teachers'showed their style as well as individuality. Eric Bodie and Landrin Kelly Don't t lo cute? ,mm darius McDonald and$nily Buaman showing what geeks it Senior, Michelle Jue demonstrates sophistication. teachers ,4 717i; ,,w The Juniors rock JFK x? AN TO SHOW SOME EAGLE ???RIDE OVOKE APATHETIC STUDEN T BOD PR i' at t H ve you ever wondered! whakfs like to be in a play? Or perhgps even putting on one? 11, Ms. Tobiason and her class p epared Dear Ruth for the schoo . y h Cynthia Golitzen, studentt$ rector, states, I can say it's 1,not an easy task. But the utcome t was well worth all digits. The pictures are just a small portion ofagll the fun and commitment put into the play. All efforts put into the play proved to be worfh it in the end -1 3m to 5e Diffaw ??.?hagif ,ig???zii f ; 4 vam-w 7w Ag? 5,; ya, Officers: Aisha Gary-Ali, Secretary, Keisha Green, President, Staci Walker, Vice-President. S.A.D.D. 6mdents Against Driving Drunm was established in 1986 with Mr. Peritz as sponsor. It is a nation-wide attempt, originated by Nanq Reagan, to make students aware of the con- sequences that may result from driving while ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' under the influence. , - Row 1: Lisa White, Leon Tynes, Stephanie Flippin, Marcus Legall, Myla Donnely, Alana Grice, Maceo Grant, Erin MacNeil, Torya Tynes, R 1. Kan' Granthax Tessa Wilbert. Row 2: Tanicia Bell, Elaine Otsuka, Kevin Chung, Davina Crotch, Nicole Whitney, Kan Grantham, Leslie Sommer, Staci 0W , , Walker, Keisha Green, Anniken Hoyer-Neilson, Liza Montoya, Alexi Villedrouin, Alex Gwathney, Deborah Isabelle. Row 3: Aisha Gary-Ali, Bradford, Tlryn FlSCher Aaron Hirota, Roaul Candy, Diane Lee, Laura Baldridge, Michelle Jue, Scott Shimada, Jason Smith, Tanya Hicks, Letitia Bradford, Del Lyles, Marquis Greer, Alondra Thompson, Robin Crotch, Kristen Lindsteadt. Officers: Kristine Patterson, Rally Committee Chairperson, Jackie Poe, . . . , . . . . - 'n, Student Association Secretary, Alana Grice, Student Association Presidei?ldent Assoclatmn Vlce'PreSIdentz Chns HleS, Chlef IUSUCQ, Stephanie thpl yaw, Secretary, Ket? c h alker, Vice-Preside; gamst Drin'ng Drunkh zzh Mr. Peritz as spom: ?mpt, originated by Nar dents aware of the a result from driving wh Officers: Kari Grantham, Steve Lee! Nathan Glatzer. The German Club sponsored by Mrs. Reible is an organization designed to explore and appreciate the German culture. w Row 1: Kari Grantham, Steve Lee, Nathan Glatzer, Christine Stellina, Jonathon Henke, Letitia Bradford, Tiryn Fischer. Row 1: Inez Adams jackie Poe, Rochelle Logan, Nicole Collins, Keisha Green, Dawn Moultne, Franta51a Walker, Stac1 Walker, Wendy Baxter, Tessa Wilbert, Kristine Patterson, Monique Carter, Ericka Godfrey, Yvette Rlchardson. Officers: Staci Walker, President, Dawn Maul f B.S.U. wlack Student Uniom, a minority o ization, was established by Mrs. Aikens to pro an interest and motivation to appreciate their ture. Row 1: Yvette Richardson, Dawn Moultrie, Tessa Wilbert, Chris Plummer, Kirk Tramble, Ty Gilliam, Monique Carter, Miesha Lee, Keisha Green, Staci Walker. Row-1:Kevin Chung! G 2: Cody Jaffe, Mark H51 Sahaouia, Jeff Ding, Dax Officers: Aarno Hirota, Erin MacNeil. The Academic Decathlon team consists of if grq of highly motivated students interested 1113' demic combat. We prepare with help fromf teachers and advisors for the February Compehh - g ; ;; , , in ten academic events. Row 1: Nicole Whitney, Christine Stellina, Chris Saindon, Emil Seth Fenton, Serena Fong, Jonathon Lowe, Jonathan Henke. Praident, Dawn Mai; UmOnL a minori 3 d. by M5. Aikens :1! lhon to appreciate m .. , w. x,4 , ,:.1 ii V -. E r, , M, 1v 1 Row 1: Kevin Chung, Charles Estill, Matt Peterson, Steve Lee, Deborah Isabelle, Luma Cortez, Jenmfer Ikuta, Leslie Som mer, Esam Sdhouria, Ryand Olson. Row 2: Cody Jaffe, Mark Hsu, Brian Tu, Zoli Grose, Aaron Miller, Karen Lamnert, Emmet Williams, Ken Gonzalez, Sean Hoskin, Nathan Glatzer. Row 3: Emile Sahaouia, Jeff Ding, Davina Groch, Kyong Yi, Stacy Sae Phan, Sue Yaing, Matt Starkweather, Carlene Tom, Jessica Baird, Julie Wang, Mr. Dansky, sponsor. inem 4AM - x . - 73 Row 1: Julie Soller, Jennifer Rasmussen, Anniken Hoyer-Nielson, Todd Cort, Natasha Tinsley, Serena Fong, Melissa Wong, Jonathon Henke. Row 2: Brad Wilkerson, Seth Fenton, Erin MacNeil, Tracy Bennett, Chesare Hall, Emily Bauman, Lily Hsu, Jonathon Lowe. Row 3: Colin Kahl, Saul Martinez, Steve Clemmons, Zach Jaffe, Chris Harris. cers: Erin MacNeil, Serena Fong, Jon :nke. C.S.F. Kalifomia Scholarship Federatiom sponsored by Ms. Tobaison, is a group of ac- ademic achievers that continue to excel in the'u studies. - - Row 1: Kristen Lind Row 1: Laura Baldridge, Kari Grantham, Jennifer Ikuta, Erin MacNeiI, Serena Fong, Jonathon Henke, Te'ssa Wllbert, Llly Darrel Lee, Row 2: E Hsu, Nadia Aman, Diane Lee. Row 2: Julie Wang, Jessica Baird, Davina Groch, Emily Baumanc Jenmfer Rasmussen, R W3. Lilibeth Cach Kristine Patterson, Ravi Joshi, Deborah Isabelle, Tioni McCoy, Tiffany Staughter, Liza Montoya,Let1t1a Bradford, N atasha 0 A Tinsley. Row 3: Kevin Chung, Todd Cort, Seth Fenton, Zach Iaffe, Aaron O'Brien, Chae Yi, James Sakai, Aaron Hirota, Muse. Scott Shimada, Maceo Grant, Robert Komatsu. , Jackie Poe, Torya Tynes, Erin MacNell, NIH; gsw 1: Lynette Edw Aaron Hirota, Chris Hicks, Nesa Williams, Laura Baldridge, Diane Lee, NICO? Wardsl ards tterson, Ingrid Brown, Deborah Isabelle, Sean Hoskins, Roaul Gandy- R1; la een Li, Alana Grice, Miesha Harris, Janette Yamamoto, Letitia Bradford, Y vina Groch, Carlene Tom, Estelle Paysinger, Tessa Wilbert, Debra Martmel- , Jessie Banuelos, Liza Montoya, Marquia Greer, Scott Shimada , Kevin Chung. Row 2: Michelle Jue, Elaine Otsuka, Whitney, Kari Grantham, Leslie Sommer, Julie Wang, Staci Walker, Kristine Pa Ty Gilliam, Tanicia Bell, Lisa White, Stephanie Flippin, Jackie Taylor, Coll Donnely, Shannon Paden, Nicole VanHook, Radiah Fort, Maceo Grant, Da eil, Serena FOng, 'holarship Federa. iSO-n, 15 a group d; tontinue to excel M u I 'I'V Row 1: Kristen Lindsteadt, Anniken Hoyer-Neilson, Jennifer Briseno, Alex Gwathney, Robin Crotch, Darrel Lee, Row 2: Ed Clare, Dion Clark, Asa Smith, Lily Hsu, Luma Cortez, Rene Roman, Tony Estill. Row 3: Lilibeth Cachero, Faria Ali, Adriane McCoy, Bryon Scott, Masato Endo, Kim Fredericks, Angela Muse. Row 1: Lynette Edwards, Christine Traylor, Kevina Mays, Yolanda Berry. Row 2: Melinda Clark, Radiah Fort, William Hackney, Lawanna Johnson, Valencia A$ 9'4 ytuszc FOR HE MASSE Officers: Jennifer Briseno, Anniken Hoyer-Neilson, Robin Grotch, Kristen Lindsteadt. The Camera Club consists of students who like photography as a hobby. They learn better meth- ods for exposing, developing, and printing film. The sponsor is Mr. Brown. ,a' A'av Row 1: 0-0 Stacy Saepham, Mr. Hathaway, Karis Wells. Row 2: 0-0 Julie Wang, Sharauda Gardner, Karen Lambert, Tujuna Carter, Lakisha Walker,Kish Gunter, Janaisse Johnson, Denise Hill, Paula Marion, Jennifer Hill Row 1: Xiao Feng 1 Bradford, Kirk Tram Robinson, Maceo Gr; J ; Karis Wells, Iris Kin L aniels, V ' , , Terre Jones, M .x . H k u . ary Dawson, Deborah Isabelle. Row 22 0'0 DaWP 1315335 C , Jamne Boushie, Stephanie Williams, Lawanna johnson, Valenlei - MM r, orey Brown, Khambang Kharsouvong Ramon Gooden Ed Clare, Jay SCh'umg' , Manuel Jones. I , I - net, Lakisha Walker,b ' : 4m Row 1: Xiao Feng Zhu, Ion Henke, Deborah Isabelle, Emily Batman, Cynthia Golitzen, Letitia Bradford, Kirk Tramble, Christy Brock, Tioni McCoy. Row 2: James Sakai, Seth Fenton, Vernon Robinson, Maceo Grant. Officers: James Sakai, Cynthia Golitzen. Mathletes, a group of motivated students spon- sored by Mrs. Casey, enjoy solving complex math- ematical problems for fun. . ' , L Row 1: Nicole Whitney. Row 2: James Sakai, Rajesh Maskey, Shimizu, Francisco Oceguera, Michelle Jue. , .. v. , 7X?! X James Sutherlin, Brian Germany, Judith Officers: James Sutherlin, Nicole Whitney, Brian Germany. The Computer Club, with Mr. Picciotto as sponsor, was established for students with an interest in computers to increase their knowledge in the field of computer science. g$ Row 1 0-0: Chris Rickey, Donya Hall, Sherri Lowe, Hansen, Hope Brun, Row 2: Serena Fong,J Chris Hicks, Reina Runions, Mike Shaffer, Crystal Sullivan, Elaine Otsuka, Andrea Moore, Eric ohn Walker, Janette Yamamoto, Scott Shimada, Susan Hodges, Michelle Jue, Lisa White. 3.1 Row 1 0-0: Lawanna Johnson, Valencia Edwards Daniels, Ramon Gooden, $ I Kwame Reed, Jay Schillin Dawn Schwartz ax Marlon Penn, Kima Murray, , Jennife 1k t ' ' 3, Mike Phillips, r u a, Trma Games, Terre Jones, Mary WWWW, i L-r: Serena Fong eseatedL Michelle Jue, Scott Shimada, Susan Hodges, Chn's Hicks, Lisa White. This past year we continued to put out newspapers that displayed our creative characteristics. One of our more memorable issues was the December issue that was printed in red and green ink to represent the Christmas colors. After two years of building the Eagle Eye's nest, Mr. John Weaver moved on to teach at Pinole Valley High School Mrs. Diana McClelland, better known as Mrs. Mac, took over the class and showed us why she is one of J.F.K.'s favorite teachers. Overall, the 1987-1988 school year was very successful. Row 1 0h: Deborah Is Lilibeth Cachero, Scott 1' , x Dawson, Ms. Big. Row 2 my Leadis Fred Jackson, Melvin Smith. :2; , . 7'7 ,4, u Officers: James Sakai, Cynthia Golitzen. Mathletes, a group of motivated students spon- sored by Mrs. Casey, enjoy solving complex math- ematical problems for fun. u d. rm' Lakisha Walked Row 1: Xiao Feng Zhu, Ion Henke, Deborah Isabelle, Emily Batman, Cynthia Golitzen, Letitia Bradford, Kirk Tramble, Christy Brock, Tioni McCoy. Row 2: James Sakai, Seth Fenton, Vernon Robinson, Maceo Grant. a COMPUTER CLUB a I w ' Officers: James Sutherlin, Nicole Whitney, Brian Germany. The Computer Club, with Mr. Picciotto as sponsor, was established for students with an interest in computers to increase their knowledge in the field of computer science. ' , W I z W l1, , Row 1: Nicole Whitney. Row 2: James Sakai, Rajesh Maskey, James Sutherlin, Brian Germany, Judith M 2: 0,0 DaW4n E d9? Shimizu, Francisco Oceguera, Michelle Jue. lenaa , x W. Va gchilhng' aw! lay 6 eitzw I H H I - ' ' ' - -:Tanisha Row 1: 0-0 Elsa Sanchez, Tanisha Gainer, Jennifer Saechow, Donya Hall, Anaroea Leanos, Imelde Sanchez, Anel Mlnczeskl, Nleeha Gooden, hlsa Oceguera, gxymr: Adriennl Anissa Jones, Cynthia Trevino, Sabrina Shumake. Row 2: 0-0 Olivia Mejia, RaJinder Kaur, Kevma Mays, Damelle Johnson, Kelsha Green, Klsha Gunther, Otsuka, Shern' Lowce Christine Traylor, Roquisha Townsend, Ms. Holten 0nstructo0 Emgigesetginfgn Robin Crotch, Knsten Officers: L-r: Genay Amerson, Serena Fong, Natasha Tinsley, Jennifer Rasmussen The TOY Train Club gives Kennedy students.a chance to stay on the straight track. Fonheddm 1968 by Mr. Dansky, this club has prov1de a vehicle for those who love the romance of thle rails, the aura of thrusting pistons and cy- inderS, the sound of lonely whistles on the East Bay Mudflats. Row 1: 0-0 Erin MacNeil, Kyong Yi, Natasha Tinsley, Davina Groch, Amerson, Tioni McCoy, Mr. D . Jessma Baird, Kari Grantham, Jennifer Rasmussen, Julie Soller Emlly Bauman, Stephanie Granado Row 2: 0-0 Karen Lambert Gena; ansky tsponso0, Janette Yamamoto, Chris Rickey, Torya Tynes, Leslie Sommer Row 3: 0-0 Serena Fong, Julie Wang, Sue Young, Michelle Courtade, Yvette Braswell iatoi Banks, Christy Brock, Stacy Nurse, Nicole Patterson, Drennon Lindsey, Ericka Godfre Tish lgradf Zia Chesere Hall Row 4: 0-0 Lily Hsu, Luma Cortez, Shahala Robertson, Julique Lewis Jyhella M tth Or I Mary Dawson, Mashariki White, Karis Wells, Lori Van Hook, Debra Martinez, DeborIahyIsabellea 8W5, f'NJ. Mkhdleju, x g , -- K . L-r: Tioni McCoy, Susan Hodges, Scott Shimada, $1M Hid; - ' ' . . i M L 5' Debra Martinez. immfowtmj . ., , I L . . . . . . m:ndmmm x - The Spamsh Club famlhanzes Itself w1th the ' - ' rich, beautiful cultures of the many hispanic groups represented in the Bay Area. We visit Francisco . . . V Mission District, and we sample foods from dif- ws neg Mr. 10M . ferent Latin restaurants in the Bay Area. 1' ?mde Valley HighSc ' ' ' hm: hm ashMOW 1 0-3: Deborah Isabelle, Karis Wells, Debra Martinez, Angelique Thomas. Row 2 O-ry Faria Ali, 5: showed m-hyshe-Ezilibeth Cachero, Scott Shimada, Tioni McCoy, Susan Hodges, Carla Tatooie. 1-5 mmhws: sumsful ' ROW 1 0-0: Chris Saindon, Staci Walker, Emmet Williams, Tish Bradford, Jessie Banuelos, Lisa Montoya, Mark Greer, Chris Hicks, Del Lyles, Alana Grice, 0-1; Kwame Reed. Row 2 O-ry Jennifer Rasmussen, Jessica Baird, DaWn Schwartz, Gladys Wilkerson, Tracy, Carlene Tom, Roseanne Davis, Drennon L.indsey, Keisha Green, Leslie Cain, Lily Hsu. Row 3 0-0: Ty Gilliam, Theb Manivanh, Shahala Robertson, Lori Van Hook, Nicole Van Hook, Latoiya Banks, Franc1$co Oceguera, Robert Jackson, Terrance McGann, James Moore, Kip Biagi, Tammi Mayo, Tina Mayo, Angela Muse, Deborah Isabelle, Saul Martinez. aw MK Officers: Coleen Li, Serena Fong, Seth Fenton, The A.S.U. Msian Student Uniom is a student organization sponsored by Mrs. Francisco, that raises money to participate in an annual dance with other A.S.U. organizations. , . , ff, erS. Irvi Row 1: Kyong Yi, Davina Groch, Jessica Baird, Melissa Wong, Coleen Li, Serena Fong, Seth Fentpn, 52331161 HarriS,Ke Melissa Won , Erin MacNeil. Row 2: Mark Hsu, Matt Starkweather, Ken Gonzalez, Jeff Ding, Elame Roaul Candy. Otsuka, Michelle Jue, Carlene Tom, Julie Wang, Kevin Chung, Ryan Olsen, Steve Lee. 3: Ms. Holten, Robertson, Letri C-ooden, L153 OCEgUi 1 Green, Kisha Cunt? m. Officers: Alex Gwathney, Alexi Villedrouin, Mark Greer, Jason Smith, Scott Shimada, Marcus Legall The Ski Club give I.F.K. students an opportunity to get away for the weekend and enjoy the cold; refreshing Sierras. This year looks like a good ski; season, let's hope no one breaks a leg. f h u 2hhwggi , L . . Row 1 0-0: Tanisha Bell, Laura Baldridge, Mashariki White, Mark Greer, Staci Walker, Nesa Williams, Del L les, Stacy Nuns, Adrienne Acquistapace, Alexi Villedrouin, Maceo Grant, Juan Camacho. Row 2 0-0: Michelle Iue, E aine Otsuka, Sherri Lowe, Roseanne Davis, Tan a Hicks, Anniken Ho er-Nielson, Kristine Patrick, Marcus Moore, Kwame Reed, Alex Cwathney, R0 uelle Har 'n, Jason Smith, Lisha olmes, Ste hanie Shoals Row 3: Serena Rice, Christine Stellina, Tish Bradford, cott Shimada, Nicole Woods, Marcus LeGa , Liza Montoya, Jennifer Briseno, Robin Crotch, Kristen Linstead. Row 1 0-0: Michelle Monteur, Janine Churchill, Carlita Brantly, Ericka Godfey, Veronica Laura, Ronica Adams, Carter, Christina Swift, Jewel Campbell, Sydney King, Yvette Braswell, LaShunda Duncan, Ms. Holten, Row 3 0-10: Roquisha Townsend, Tracy Boddie, Elaine Nickelberry, Ternisha McCray, Kristin Cunningham, Felicia Farr, Julique Lewis. Chris Saindon and Zena Johnson breaking a leg . . . or a lip in a drama scene. 46 rTom Estill . Tracy Bennett, Jonathon Henke, Ms. Tobaison, Fred Jackson. The International Thes ' I g plan 8 ' i sored by Ms. Tobaison puts grcllettxospon ducgons every year, a Fall play and a8 :3, musmal. Each year over forty Kennedypstu' dents partici ate ' . 1n the tlons. p se theater prodm Row 1: Guillemina V King, Haruka Endo. F Chris Saindon, Aaron Amy Chow NaNa Ch Carlos Higuenos. The FrenCh .. Who take Fre j are intereste ML Culture. The Or a genuiny Cynthia Golitzen, Kima Murray,E Officers: Maceo Grant, Manager of Finance; Carla, Patterson, President, Kirk Tramble, Secretary. MESA miath, Engineering, Science Achievemenu is an University of California sponsored program .that helps minority Students interested in the fields 0f Math and Science to apply, attend, and succeed at universities. ' v , ' - g a Row 1: Mrs. Irvin, Debra Vasquez, Tioni McCoy, Alondra Thompson, Tessa Wilbert, Staci Walker, Miesha Harris, Keisha Green, Tiffany Straughter. Row 2: Steve Clemmons, Chris Harris, Kirk Tramble, Roaul Candy. , .wh - . , ,r A Row Cynthia Golitzen N1coleWhtney,Kev1n Chyhg, MishHarris, Ravi Ioshi. Row 2: Kirk Tramble, Seth, Chris SaindorAl, Liza Montoya, Serena Fong. Row 3: Steve Clemmons, Jessie Jessie Banuelos, Alana Grice. o 3 .xX ? , ,, , x7f 1 Av4Xi Ziiyaw KAVwaa $ xW, ??figg ,2 , 7 , ,y WM? Zia , UrmWXX xM y 21K 7439??? Z 77ny 2,, 7 ??4 L 7????Z 0 xxx AMVNXX , 4 xx Mw ax $ X x x ,fng Q 5X v x X? ?,xxx , 2X? xxvzy $$zzx7wx a AW zzn :mx, .3 x? a ff; e5 xxwagX f2 $ 2 $0 122?, , 7 1 ; X , , X4y, ?g Zy , M , Society . L on two -yandaS. 7 , 'V t . Kennedy . , w z . ,. A y , , eater prom Row 1: Guillermina Vazquez, Angelique Thomas, Aishah Gary-Ali, Robyn Fisher, Julie Soller, Anniken Hoyer-Nielson, Robyn Crotch, Natasha Gray, Sydney King, Haruka Endo. Row 2: Roaul'Gandy, Nesa Williams, Julie Wang, Jessica Baird, Carla Tatoowi, Sen Eng, Sae Chao, Jason Gooselaw, Seth Fenton, Chae Yi, Chris Saindon, Aaron Hirota, Todd Cort, Zoli Grose, Ellen Candy, Albion Roberts. Row 3: Ton Estill, Carlene Tom, Noah Han, Sean Hoskins, Nai Eng Saechao, Amy Chow NaNa Chu, Kiesha Gunter, Vemette Wilson, Lily Hsu, Crystal Sullivan, Serena Fong, Natasha Tinsly, Ana Rosa Leanos, Oliver Champion, Kyong Yi, Carlos Higuenos. 1. Madame Picciotto djt Bonjour! 2. Some of the members of the French Club look enthused! Smile! The French Club consists not only of those who take French as a class but for those who are interested in French cuisine, movies, and . culture. They raise money so they can 80 0m f, . 3Y1 . . xnmjicm for a genume French dmner. . .4 3' rgh 50 CONFLICT MANAGEMEN T The Conflict Management team is a group of students who are trained to resolve conflicts between students. The result is to improve and promote better relations between all groups and create an atmosphere of trust and understanding. MARCHIN G BAN D This was the year of the J.F.K. Band, the year to rise and make their presence known. They were the force that moved the crowd. GO MIGHTY EAGLES!!! JAZZ ENSEMBLE This year's Jazz Ensemble may not have had 76 trom- bones or 101 trumpets, but they sure had a big band sound. tEven at 7:30 in the morning$ F; f CLUBS ,e ORGANIZATIONS FACULTJKSOPHOMORES Carla Patterson, Careen Chan, Jackie Poe, Felecia Herbert, Staci Walker. The BUBBLE GUM CLUB are the many students that enjoy cracking, smacking, and blowing bubbles with their Big Red. Although they don't have a sponsor, they are one of the largest Clubs on campus. Mr. Greenwood, Head Wannthy The EXCUSE CLUB consist of the majority of the studen body tnot pictured; Theyan lazy, procrastinating rebel that try to avoid obeying th: rules Whenever possible. ORCHESTRA 7:30 a.m. The crowd plays Bach, Mozart, and Gershwin. Orchestra meets regularly Pe- riod A to rehearse classical mu- sic. Our appreciation goes to Mr. Ray Monson who donated 2 days a week of his own time to coach our Violin section. STUDEN T ASSOC. CABINET The EXecutive Cabinet is composed of elected student body and Class officers. Their purpose is to provide lead- ership t0 the school and stu- dent body. They also proe mote school spirit and assist in determining school policy. FRENCH CLUB French Club members par- ticipate in cultural activities, such as watching Videos, andTor French films, and eating French food. ACAPELLA CHOIR The Accapella Choir is the first J.F.K. school choir to perform in more than 6 years. Accapella meets regularly to rehearse their own arrangements of popular music during Period 5. They also rehearse arrangements of classical, spir- itual, folk songs. $ $$ I? jse of h; v I-Lz; , H 4 VA , M1971? t lead Wanna IUB consi 3f the stud: 'edi. They' lating ret l obeying' possible. Kim Roberts e President and Alex Gwathney - Vice-President tMr. Gonzalez, President of the Alcatraz Beach Club The STRIPES CLUB is an organization designed to train students for the Al- catraz Beach Club Camel Racing Team. From the looks of the members they have a good start. See you at the races! The KICKIN' IT CLUB with the Vice-President, Alex Gwathney is becom- ing a big hit!! The queen and King of the COOL, Kim Roberts and Alex Gwathney are part of the most free spirited organi- zation on campus. It is be- coming very successful and its future looks bright. ADMINISTRATION To the seniors: Four years ago, you came to Kennedy as freshmen. I also came to Kennedy as your new Principal. In a short days of this Isnala publication, you will be graduating. I feel this Class of 1988 is by far the most exciting class that I have been associated with. As you look over the past four years, you will see how much you've grown and how much you've matured. I am pleased to have been your Principal. Your life at JFK has been filled with many ups and downs. But now it's time to set your sights on bigger and better things. I know you will continue to strive to be the best that you can be. Set your sights high and look towards the future for all your successes. And I thank you all for being such fine Kennedy High School students. 5147 IABE GONZALES Admmistrative Vice Principal Best wishes to the Class of 1988. I hope' that what you have learned the past years at John F. Kennedy High are used productively and are contributed toward achievin your goals. g SYLVESTER GREENWOOD Principal i l GEORGE N Coun MARY COE Instruction Vice Principal k Congratulations to the Class of 1988. I know that you will be a credit to our school, community and to our eountry' Your years of preparation in high school will be ewdenc , by YOur success and future achievements. Best wishes to You . all. t W Izzy. wogza, WWW Administration a F aculty ;4 xx f XX mm M ,f x WW r 'x Vernon Bonham Es ididadoA caoili . P g Economics, Typmg Bob Aquistapace Math, Woodshop Auto, Math Moving out! When I'm 18, I'm moving out of the house! Do you remember these words coming out of your mouth? Wasn't it 3000 easy to say, but how about actually experiencing it? Well, you're 18 now, and it's time to move on to greater things in life. When asked about how she felt, Senior Charla Stevens replied, I would have mixed feelings, lonely and happy. I would be lonely because I would be away from family, and happy that I'm finally on my own. As another Senior, Stephanie Flippen put it, Kind of scared because I've never lived away from home before; it'll be a new experience for me. The feeling's mutual for the rest of right? It's a bit scary when you let the thought sink in. But hey a we'll all live through it. It isn't the end of the world, it's the beginning of a new you. Moving out just happens to be something that all of us will be experiencing at one point or another, so don't worry. The doors are opening and it's time to live up to your full potential. - Careen Chan Paul Brown Maria Card . ' Photography enas Dlaz Spanish, U.S. Hist. B.L. Jeanne Casey Algebra 2, Math Analysis Mary Coffey Typing, Math Patricia Chandler Spanish, 13.5.1... .3 .. e Yo baby yo baby yo'!! FRANK HEALY ' Q , , ESTER AIKENS Dean of Stuents ' ' : Dean of Students - m h- GEORGE NORIKANE ' H SHAME DIABM I DAVID RAZZANO Counselor gCounselor Counselor Congratulations to the graduating class of 1988. 4' ;, , Ann Francisco, ng'olyn ardner, Sue Chin, Ienine Perem Randy Enos Dolly Felix Lily Fong American Gov't Physical Education Cooking EXCUSES, EXCUSES But really! It's in my locker!! , no dice. That excuse doesn't work with teachers anymore, especially since that term paper was assigned September second,. and here it is January twelfth, the day it's due. Try again , says the teacher With a menacing gleam in his eye, amuse me. How does one tackle this seemingly impossible situation? Senior Staci Walker explains how she would use creative genius and outrageousness to escape. would begin by explaining that I knew it had been assigned four months ago and that I had done it, but . . . Get ready here it comes. Well, you see, first, I lost the questions, but I couldn't answer them anyway because I couldn't find any of the books in the entire Bay Area! I did find the questions but I could't understand the books!! Luckily, two months later, I was ready to write. But see, that was when we had to go to Maui, for Christmas vacation, so I took all of my stuff with me. One day, I was on the beach, and this big wave came and before I knew it, everything was carried off to sea!!! And you better believe that some fish is getting the education of his life!! Go to your locker and get your term paper, Staci, the teacher didn't buy that one either. Sophomore Nicole Patterson has a somewhat similar plan to get out of this one. I started out in November, but didn't actually start my rough draft until December. We had to go to Switzerland for vacation, so I decided to do it there. Well, when we were in our chateau, a blizzard came, broke a window near my desk and blew the papers near the fireplace. I saved them but as I did, I tripped over some skis, broke my left leg, and my right arm as well. I'm right-handed, I couldn't write. I tried to type it, but the keys on my typewriter were all stuck. I finally hired someone to take it down as I recited it from memory, and I did finish it, but I left it at home. Here's a pass, go to your locker Nicole. So is that what it takes to get out of a sticky situation like this? Going to Maui or $w1tzerland and breaking a few bones? But even then, teachers still don't believe :t.0What 5 wrong with them? But, then just maybe, telling the truth might work 0 . - Jennifer Ikuta Haide Foust-Whitmore Special Education Lawrence Gowen Algebra Bernice Grosso Amer. Gov't, Psychology Fred Gonzalez Graphic Art, Calligraphy Dale Graft Art, Crafts Peter Hathaway Music What do you mean you don't believe I turned in my homework? r1115 BELO 91.6 lake W' ??GHT: II N ! Mgeb Tabi E1015 Imn 1'3 land 2,Ma BELOW: Mrs. DeLosReyes prepares for anot er ex ting lectur. RIGHT: Mr. Dansky shows his class how to b- a livsly speake . RHUNH RX; cummwmm . . uammdwbu mmmmmm uMud Mxnlmmmwm Betty Crenshaw Spanish, French Tammy Cunningham Biology David DanSky Phillip Darling Frances DeLosReyes Gayle DeKellis English Health Science Biology Special Education 62 John Mengel Sallie Lett Diana McClelland ' Black Literature English Chemistry Life Instead of Teaching What would our faculty members be doing if they weren't teaching at J.F.K.? Imagine, if you will, Mr. Picciotto having a natlonW1de popcomlcandy stand chain to help support his vast corlnputei' em- pire? What if Mr. Dansky decided to market McDansky s Dellaous Donuts, and to use the proceeds from it to buy more toy trams and become the world's 1H toy train collector? And finally, after taklng his comedy act on the road, could Coach Wilson sell the idea of the Bob Wilson Comedy Hour to NBC? tO.K. . . . maybe make it a half- hour showlb Those are just some made-up ideas about what some of our faculty members might be doing if they weren't teaching at J.F.K. Here's what a few teachers' career plans are if they weren't here at Kennedy. If Ms. Kavaler wasn't a chemistry teacher, she says she'd either be, A pro bike racer, or, be a professional student go back to school. Mr. Fred Gonzalez would utilize his artistic skills and be A commercial artist working in advertising, and would also like to work in ceramics and jewelry. Mr. Gonzalez also adds that if he didn't have to work at all, he'd be backpacking and hiking all around the world. Mr. Enos says, If I weren't a teacher, I would probably be making trouble for those that believe mediocrity is good enough! Maybe law, maybe politics . . These teachers have got some pretty good plans for if they weren't in their present line of work. It even seems pretty easy to imagine them doing the jobs mentioned above. But Mr. Picciotto's pop- comlcomputer empire instead of Apple Computers? McDansky's Donuts instead of Winchell's? And Bob Wilson instead of Bill Cosby? Well, maybe not after all. - Jennifer Ikuta . What do you mean Bill Cosby said my jokes were bad?! Christine Morgan John Nazar English U.S. History Dave Olson Michael Peritz Computer Literacy, Food Services, Math Spanish Carol Picciotto Phyllis Price French Geometry, Algebra BELOW: Ms. Tobiason, No, I didn't really want you to take my picture. RIGHT: Mrs. Ravenscroft, Oh dam! Another careless mistake! Alvin Henderson Math, Electronics. Drafting thawa' ' , , . , , J. , , Judith Holten ??:??:st y Aerobics, Dance IJ Evelyn Kavaler June Kodani Virginia Leskowski Elois Irvin Carol Sue Johnson , . Chemistry US. Hxstory Spanlsh Algebra 1 and 2, Math Math, Reading ix 0 EMILINE IAY KIYOTO YAMAMOTO OLENE EAKIN CASHIER 'V' a 72 i ERNESTINE ROLAND SHARON GRISWOLD NA OCEGUERA JAMES EMERSON BARBARA STEWERT BERT BANNER LIBRARIAN FEAST LIBRARY MELVA JEAN MUTH VICKI BRYANT NORMA SHAH TSUI YEN WANG JOHN WILLIAMS CUSTODIAN I ask you, why me?? BELOW: Mr. Enos onders what else. he can add to the ni ht's ho assignment. RIGHEI Ms. Leskowskl: Yes, nacho, taco,gand burTifgvgit words in Spanish, but let's get back to the lesson class. Elizabeth Ravenscroft Ruth Reible World History English, German Nell Raun-Linde Economics MidlaelPexilz FoodSavmm X Sandra Simmons Arthur Solari Paul Suozzo Physical Education English Algebra Not Pictured: Steve Alameda Barbara Belford Kathryn Finch Audrey Hirth Richard Kidd Lucy Olson Nanette Pandell Martha Pearsall Armando Picciotto Alan Sigel Charlotte Stuart MM? ' Anne Tobiason Herb Weslar Bob Wilson Economics, Drama Physical Science, Physical Education, Phys. Physiology Sci. 63 3;? ARCHIE BUSH RAY SPEARMAN SECURITY A 5mm BERT DANNER FRANK CARMAGNOLA HUBERT HILL TOP: Calgon, take me away! TOP LEFT: What do you want? BOTTOM LEFT: May I help you? BOTTOM RIGHT: Okay children, 2 + 2 is 4. 5. va JUDITH HOLTON DANCE 0 we are the seniors and so on. ' eat until . . . The crowd a; '.s I mad way to the . . 'h - e were e ctlg$er people!!! I .- 1eve t 's. t a e e. o dn't b- ' e ese lou fr shm OWN 0-. ' 086311?- t ellf 1 n h g ?hgh e show them 4 s' e or e. Class Officers Steering Committee Class of '91 Gisela Acosta Adrienne Acquistapace Tina Adam AiIto Adama Tyresha Amin Angela Anderson The warm summer water, the warm summer. The aqua blue sea gently caressed the warm summer sand. A voluptuous woman 1n a small bathing suit exits the water glistening. She sits down beside you, smiles and whispers four ex- citable words to you, Welcome to summer school. Your beautiful daydream comes to a crashing nightmarish end. By definition summer school is school that takes place during the summer. Some lucky ones do not have to deal with summer school for one reason or another, but most have the summer school experience. Summer school is a real bum- mer, man, it's like they let us out of school to relax and have fun. But then my parents go and sign me up Angela Anderson Tawnya Anderson Karina Avalos 'RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FR . Luz Avalos y . '; 7 , l Jessica Baird i ' Eduardo Bajaras Latesha Barnett Genoa Barrow Jackie Bell Maurice Berstine Anthony Billups Tracy Ann Boddie Reginald Bolden Janine Boushie Arla Bowles Forest Bradford Antoine Braziel 70 SUMMER SCHOOL BLUES for classes at CAL. They don'tre alize that my brain is full up by Inn and I just can't learn any mgrK stuff, quoted Aaron Hirota. Am. , on's case is not unique. Parentsal l ways sign their children up for sum mer school because they don't wan- them laying around all summet long. Yeah, up at CAL I tookcal culus, physics, and some sorto English Class. They made me got: H summer school and learn stuff I dll F' not need to know until next year? Summer school isn't that bad You can meet new people, expe a rience new things and visit strangt places. It may seem bad on the out side, but learning isn't that badi And, it gives us students something to do instead of staying home ant being yelled at. ESHMEN F RESHMEERES y W h $h. CLASS OFFICERS President's Message Being president of the class of 91 brought on an unimagined responsibility. With the help of my fellow student members of the steering committee, we have accomplished many great things to make our year the best it can be. We began as followers and we're leaving with the experience that put us one step closer to be- coming leaders. We know what to do and how to do it. Many problems occurred and with me being the president it was my responsibility to take care of each and everyone of those problems e No matter how big or how small!!! Being president of the class of 1991 has been great. It has taught me many things that will re- main with me throughout my high school life. I'm glad I was elected freshman president for it gave me an opportunity to become closer to my teachers and my fellow classmates. Shannon Paden Freshman President Class of '91' SeqTreas - Myla Donnely, Pres. - Shannon Paden, Vice-Pres e Nicole Vanhook. STEERING COMMITTEE xx X Y . Ericka Little, Ericka Holman, Twiana Rogueu, Shelena Smith. Second Row: Shannon Paden, Marchelle Reed, Carlene Tom, Davina Groch. .0 , -. 4 , F110nt. Row: Myla Donnely, Nicole Vanhook, Miriam Royal, qumtha Smith, Kim McPherson, Marion Love, Darchelle Reed, Radiah Fort, Tamasha Brown, 'iM h 69 Karen Chik Jennifer Chow Ira Christian Greg Cooper Clarence Corbin Percy Cordier Michelle Courtade eessa test, or qne 1 3115511311 as matchmg a1 blank, you can be surf 1 going to be a fun expene '1 Butthereisonelast ho L blessing left - that is m test! This test allows 1n creativityand ingenuitya with new ways to guess, Senior Kawai Chen say more well-known an . method of eenie-me ' '7 me manage to main 1 Dlaverage on test gra d 1 W1th a sly grin spreadL face What is Mrs. DeLasReyes talking about. :KESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEWRESHMEN FRE' Jason Crawford Willie Cox Todd Crun Darvis Crum Jesus Cruz James Dailey Leodis Daniels Aljxander Daniels Charlie Davis James Davis Marlon Davis Robert Davis S ey don't: full up mu In any 1m HiIOtZl. A ue. Parents; en Up for sun I ey don'twa d all summ AL I took some sort ade me go earn stuffld til next year, Isn't that be people, ex; 1d visit stran bad on the 0: isn't that bi ents sometht mg homea' 1 WW 7 WMMM, .m- Ellen!! Falling asleep again. uni FREsHMFRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN ' ,L x '3'41 ' , ! kw ,szff; z X yo WW7 W , XXX . 4;? I ? 2 xi Andrea Chappell David Chatman Victor Chavez Simon Chiu Erica Chiles Sonya Britt Jamesa Brown Tamasha Brown Lakesia Bryant Adrienne Bullock Rochelle Burtom Tremaine Cable Ana Marie Campa Iefferey Carey Eugene Charlisle FRESHME Iefferey Charlisle Timothy Cavness Claudia Cervantes Padao Cha Anoulom Chaiysith Somphay Chaiysith Rhashonda Chabliss 71 Leticia Freeman Ellen Candy Malcom Ganjia Carlos Garcia Donald Garcia Mario Garcia Sharaunda Gardner Jon Garret Myron Gastile Saif Ghaleb Cheryl Gibson Gregory Golitzen WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION OF KENNEDY HIGH? Marlon Gonzalez Kenneth .. , , , . ' Gonzalez y, ' g When I fzrst got to Kennedy It seemed so big, but now I know the school like the I get to leave campus for lunch! back of my hand. - Damon Phillips l Shannon Paden Jason Green ' ' u ' - Taitasha , , V Big, scary, and in timi da ting! Look at all the fme babes wandermg Gregory l l Matthew Starkweather around. l Forrest Bradford Michael Griggs Davina Groch Tibor Grose Isabel Gutierrez Annie Gusters Willieam Hackney Brent Hannah Krystyna Hams William Ham's Akim Henderson Frank Henderson Tamuri Henderson Jennifer Hill Gregory Hillard Samantha Hollins Ericka Holman Eunica Howard Mark Hsu Chrishinda Hurdle Angel Ibarra Thongchanh Inyavong EXAM-PHOBIA g We all dread and fear them, yet they Rt? a take place everyday, surprise or ex- b l. : pected . . . TESTS! Many different ' 7 b forms of tests haunt us throughout the if: a day and give us nightmares during the t night. Whether it be the all-time worse, the essay test, or one of the milder ones, such as matching and fill-in-the- blank, you can be sure that it's not going to be a fun experience. But there is one last hope, one small 5 blessing left - that is multiple choice ; test! This test allows us to use our .- ft creativity and ingenuity as we come up i with new ways to guess. Senior Kawai Chen says he uses the more well-known and traditional , method of eenie-meenie-minie- i moe. I manage to maintain at least a s D average on test grades! he adds, :vith a sly grin spreading across his ace. Nicole Demotte Lamarah Dillon Jeff Ding Damon Dixon Myla Donnelly Washawnda Dorsey Senior Michelle Iue on the other hand, uses a more unique theory for essing on multiple choice tests. The first third of the tests, she replies are usually the easiest, so I pick the answer that seems most likely to be right. But what about the rest, I asked? Well, says Michelle the rest is usually harder to understand so I pick the most confusing answer that seems least like- ly to be right. This is definitely a strange method, but Michelle insists that the idea was given to her by a Princeton Review Guide. We all have different ways to guess; some work better than others. But the next time you find yourself taking a multiple choice test, keep in mind that psychologists have proved that C is the best answer to choose. -- Christine Rickey Wanda Douglass Tino Dozier Norris Drummond 7: Abel Duenas Hershel English Milyn Farlough Michael Fatemi Desha Featherstone Shawn Fisher Keya Hatchet Mano Fletcher Carla Flores Radjah Fort Leah Freeman Marcos Figueroa Raymond Fisher Sharma Franklin H FRESHMIFRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEiI Michael Killingsworth Katherine Kimmons Wendy Krause Damise Kufa Li La Karen Lambert Seonjam Lamount Larry Latour Armando Leapheart Addie Lee Tamara Lee Tracey Legget Latasha Leslie Maurice Lewis Ronald Lillard Maria Llanes George Lomax Maria Lopez Darius Louis Ioliana Louisville Marion Love Don Luckey Georgette Lyles Darrell Lynch 76 Like the beginning of each school year the new romance season begins. Old flames are reignited and new ones sparkle. Love is in the air and all are its Victims. The world of teen romance isn't an easy one. It's full of rocky mountains and low, low valleys. Some relation- ships survive; others don't. Teen romances not only involve the two in the relationships but also all the others around. It seems as though peo- ple outside the relationship have a lot :RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FR Velma Mack Victor Mapp Damian Marshall Nicole Martin Kevin Mason START THE YEAR WITH FIRE. more to say than the people actuallyin it. It's a known fact that more couples break up due to outside influences. It is true that teen romance has its . , hardships but it does have its good points. It gives you someone to share 7 your feelings with. ; h And for all you who have given up 7 I on the entire romance scene, don't. Get : W back in the game. Mr. or Miss right may be just around the corner. e Michelle Jue ESHME Reginald Isaac Lashunda Jackson Regina Jackson Cody Iaffe Wayland James William Jefferson Tanisha Jennings Ena Johnson Leanna Johnson Martin Johnson Eating and showing off our legs, What a great freshman life! ; ' SHMEFRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHM ENMFRESHME Tiffany Johnson Zanette Johnson Kelvin Jones Manuel H. Jones Michael Jones Michelle Jones Roosevelt Jones Shevette Jones Osahar Jourdan Megan Kelleher Jesse Kelley Demetrius Killingsworth 75 i Luis Ortiz THE JOURNEY '; - THAT TAKES 36 MONTHS Everyone will experience the joys of graduationtatk least for those who decide to go to class every oncein a whileJ What's better than being able to say, 1 finally graduated from high school. It seems to be very exciting to be able to be suited . y up in cap and gown, sitting down with all your . V senior friends and waiting to have your name called by the Principal, receiving your diploma, walking off I Adrian Overstreet Shannon Paden Latasha Parker Monty Pearson James Percival Damon Phillips miggm the stage and feeling great about yourself. Julisa Ponce Of course the worst part may be getting the jitters, Joseph Posey having butterflies in the stomach, and just plain nerves. But after going through 4 years of high school, and getting a chance to meet other peers, it shouldn't be as bad. You would be able to share mutual feelings as well as the joy of receiving your diploma. To those Who decide to graduate . . . Con- gratulations! Lucia Quintero Michael Rachal Racheal Rael - Careen Chan h ?RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHME FRESHME ; I h Darcheal Reed Marcheal Reed Blanca Renteria Gerald Robinson Pan's Rollins Tiwonnia Rougeau Bret Rowland Miriam Royal Xavier Russel Nai Lin Saechao Pa Fou A. Saechao Sen Eng Saechao Lio Ta Saepham Emile Sahouria 78 CES HS Jys 0f graduam; 0 C1355 everygn; ?ng able to say ml. ' be able to M own with 31: J9 your named Eploma, walldm : yourself. ye getting thejixL ch, and justp : 4 years of? I eet otherpe? . be able to s? 0f l'eCGiViHBF graduate..f Esam Sahouria Parwana Saif Fazana Saif Diedra Sanderson Kessy Sapp Jennifer Schlereth Milton Scott Patricia Segovia Ronvell Sharper Nicole Sims Celeste Sipp Frank Smith Kevin Smith Marion Smith Nakeitha Smith Rochelle Smith Shelena Smith Tommy Smith Leslie Sommer Pri Souksamphanh Matthew Starkweather Gregory Steadman Latricesa Stenson Oliver Stevenson Matthew Stewart Harold Taylor Java Taylor Leteur Taylor Demonte Tolbert Rochelle Tolbert Carlene Tom Cuc Tran . , I ' . ,, V I ., ; l , , 7 , f Mark Trotter ,, 1 ' ' V l. g , , , , ' :- Eric Turner , H ' , .. v , '1 . v' J Maria Valdivia ' ., , , ', , K L , Nicole Vanhook V ,2 , , . , , ' ,, ' J 7, . NPSSt! PSSt! Wha , V , v M , ,, k ix? Sour number 5 ' 141 d tudeni onKenne yS e one, at least Egg: cheat often way of life. Others C. feel gujlty. Some 5 cause they're too Ia: don't have the time ers completely forge they actually begin. 5: ceive better grades, xparents or to help 8 The majority of th ?make little cheat no ' look on their neighbc AlexGwathney u54 and copy method. 'W time, slightly just mo rglance down When looking. Gladis Herrera has Have contacts, es. fRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEBRESHMEN FR -:.$ I Somebody must have spotted a tenda. German Vasquez Nelson Vasquez Larena Vasquez Rosa Vasquez Greg Walker Clarence ' Wallace Julie Wang Felicia Wardell Marcu Ware Randal Watkins - Ronald Webster Diwon White 7 80 4., ,- -. - Jermaine White Derrick Williams Latrece Williams Marcell Williams Oscar Williams 0 CHEAT OR NOT TO CHEAT -. Psst! Psst! What's the answer to Qmumber six? Sound familiar? Come on Kennedy students, we all know that veryone, at least once has cheated. ome cheat often and make it their ay of life. Others cheat once and then e1 guilty. Some students cheat be- use they're too lazy to study, others on't have the time to study, still oth- rs completely forget about tests until T .ey actually begin. They cheat to re- ceive better grades, to impress their : arents or to help get into a college. e majority of the people usually ake little cheat notes, others try to 00k on their neighbor's paper. Alex Gwathney uses the classic look y and copy method. Wait for the right : .fhme, slightly just move your head and glance down when the teacher isn't Hooking. ,, Gladis Herrera has her own strategy. Have contacts, especially with the ,3 RESHMERESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHME ones who are either smart or sneaky. Make little notes, and just casually stretch now and then, while doing this, crumple up the notes and toss it to your accomplice. Students have many creative ways of cheating. Senior Christine Rickey said, I remember when I had to write an essay in class that had to be turned in at the end of the period. I decided to take a pre-written essay in class and trace it on a blank piece of paper. But while I was writing, the teacher walked by and took the paper from me. Another one bites the dust!! A person has got to do what a per- son has got to do. But keep in mind, it is better to learn on your own, than to cheat off of others, when you cheat on a test you're cheating yourself out of an education. - Juan Gutierrez and Careen Chan Renee Williams Ladell Willis Chris Wilson N FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEI Mona Wilson Randy Wilson Julia Winfield Homer Wise Emily Wong lean Wright Darlene Yancy Kyong Yi Bridget Young Cameron Young Sue Young Xiao Zhu y? 46 a , 7; . f e e su .1 mm .mm H0 OC 58 mm Ca 9 t S L . Jtiu! .. L . i LL! Fr?! wx :7. EN. ,. ?XK , mi: Vii 2? 7 fig ? x; 05W? x, 75 $179117 . 1511.992 . 17V ,3! 37$ 83 ..,-mf4.h a a PRESIDENTIAL THOUGHT . . . As long as I have been president, I have witnessed many things involved with the class of 1990. Our class started out with a bad year. This year, we're back on Otir feet ready to start over. The one thing I can say about thlS class is that we work together. The different ideas we have, we compromise to make them work. This is what keeps us oing. I consi er our class to be the most spirited out of the rest of the classes. We seem to care about our school, and will partici ate in any school spirit activity. We show our spirit at ra ies, at games, and we also have extra beat. There are two so homores on the cheerleading squad, and also have sophomores on the Varsity Football Team. As you can see, we get involved. One last word: keep it up, SOPHOMORES, because when we're SENIORS, we're goin to make this school have spin't like it was back in 19 5, 1986 - LIVE! Proud to be a Sophomore, Torya Tynes PRESIDENT e Torya Tynes, VICE-PRESIDENT - Tessa Wilbert. Not Seen: wk? Mwwzwmzb Row 1: Robert Jackson, Tessa Wilbert, Iulique Lewis, Tynes, Myeisha Lee, Angela Durr, Erika Mashariki White, Yvette Braswell, In Row 3: Deborah Isabelle, Kevin Chung, Godfrey, IyNelle Matthews, Rolanda Newton, Kwame Reed, Ty Gilliam, Kima Murry, grid Brown, Tioni McCoy, Jamal Britt. Row 2: Jennifer Ikuta, Torya Ronica Adams, Luma Cortez, Deborah Martinez, Estelle PaysingEF- Sean Hoskin. RES Magally Acosta Armondo Adams Inez Adams Ronica Adams Blanca Aguilar Ali Aman David Armstrong Antonio Arriba Consuelo Augustino Lam'cia Austin Amell Banks art. Not Seen: Pedro Banuelos Cristy Brock Ma Carmen Barajas Anthony Barnes Esam gives his impersonation of Tom Seleck!! Tameesha Bell Deanna Berry Victor Bey Sheila Blake Monica Body Renita Body Rochelle Bonner Latonya Bonner Yvette Braswell Joanna Brawley Charmaine Braziel Zerrel Breedlove 85 n-w '1 I'l-lln u...- umw v -r 1 ; . Tony Bridges Demetrius Brown Ingrid Brown Donald Cain Gene Cain Larry Calhoun Jewel Campbell Iunaya Canton Eric Carter Latice Carter Iaquita Carter Hector Cervantes Martha Cervantes Byron Chambers 'Carla Chepard Kevin Chung Lashanti Clark Margaret Clark Kennedy's Road Warriors When you look around the student parking lot you see such a wide variety of cars, that you would be amazed; Porsches, Hondas, Toyotas, vans and trucks. These are just a few of the types of vehicles that students drive to school. Some students are relieved of the many re- sponsibilities of owning a car. Mom's '77 Toyota Corolla is what Senior Robert Hoffman drives to school. When asked what he pays for he an- swered, Anything that has to do with money my mother pays for it. I just drive it. Senior Oliver Champion has his choice of driving an '83 Honda Accord or an '87 900 Turbo Saab. He said, my parents pay for everything, but there are occasions that I pay for the gas myself. Other students pay for a lot more. Senior Alex Gwathney drives a '79 Honda Accord. He says, I pay for everything tgas, insurance and repairsi it's still my mother's car. Senior Keb Nompraseut 0n the other hand drives his own '87 Nissan ZOOSX. I pay for everything myself except for the repairs - my uncle helps me there. Having a car or being able to drive may not be what it's cracked up to be. There are a lot of responsibilities that come with driving, so if you think you're not quite ready to meet them, you might consider sticking with AC Transit for just a while longer. e Juan Gutierrez Rochelle Clark Roshawnda Clark Rodney Clemons Ronnie Cole Troy Cole Willie Conner Felicia Cooks Timon Cooley Constance Cooper Luma Cortez Rana Marie Craig Jaque Crane Alex Daniels Ezra Danridge Bruce Darden Aaron Davis Arvel Davis Tina Davis Mary Dawson George Devers Niasha Dorton Charles Douglas Kirk Dodson Angela Durr Haruka Endo DeAngela Ford Tanisha Gainer Carmel Gaines Gabriel Garcia Jorje Garcia Lamarco Gardner Alonzo Gartell Aisha Gholson Marc Gibson Jamerlon Gill Ty Gilliam Nathaniel Clatzer Erika Godfrey Niesha Gooden Jason Gooselaw Stephanie Granado Kari Grantham Rashida Graves Ella Eng Charles Estill Auterrious Evans Felicia Farr Santa-Angela poses for the camera. If you like the : ebony and ivory in that one roon talented muSiCia1 born. I remembe ever since then, because it's fun a include Prince, 13 Some students have the same c guitar. I've playe meaning I can pl VIORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES AH! THE SOUND OF MUSIC If you like the sight of brass and steel meeting with human breath or flesh pounding on ebony and ivory keys, then the band room is the place to be. You can find so much talent in that one room that it would amaze you. Senior Ramon Gooden, one of the many talented musicians in the jazz band states, I've been playing instruments since I was born. I remember having a drum set that my parents bought me when I was little, and ever since then, I've kept on learning how to play new instruments. I enjoy playing because it's fun and I want to make a lot of money. Three of my most favorite musicians include Prince, James Brown, and George Clinton. Some students may not be able to play as many instruments as Ramon, but they all have the same capability. Senior Trina Gaines states, I play the piano and the base guitar. I've played since I was five years old. I really enjoy being able to play by ear, meaning I can play my favorite song just by listening to it and to me that's fun. e Juan Gutierrez Natasha Gray Sharon Green Dawn Greer Donald Griffin Zoltan Grose Joseph Guillory Kisha Gunter Kenyetta Hammond Noah Han Melvin Hardnett Atara Harris Jackie Harris Nicole Harris Irville Harrison Jason Harvey Margo Hattin Latonia Hayes Albert Hernandez Jorje Hernandez Carlos Higueros Tanisha Hill Karmon Holder Sean Hoskin Roger I-Iukom Sheree Hunter Shantrell Marvice Ireland Jennifer Ikuta Deborah Isabelle SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOI szzinaW Marcel Jack Maurice Jack Jeremy Jackson Robert Jackson Ronnie Jackson Marlin Jeffreys Twilla Jeffries Billy Johnson Crystal Johnson Havonya Johnson Johnny Johnson Anissa Jones Chantel Jones Deanna Jones Marc Katayanagi Rajinder Kaur Ebony Kelly Senait Kifle Veronica Lara Laquisha Lawton Anarosa Leanos Darrell Lee Andrea Lee Kimberly Lee a 4 ORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Myeisha Lee Steve Lee Thomas Lee Sylvester Leverett Germaine Lewis Julique Lewis Drennon Lindsey Rochelle Logan Sherri Low Kevin Lundy Orlando Lyles Iohn Mahley Long Manivan Thairot Manivanh Theb Manivanh Marlin Martin Yearbook, the Pain!!! Trying to meet deadlines!! Taking pictures, and making sure that they'll fit your layouts!! These are a few of the worries that go with designing a yearbook section. Each part of the book should be filled with creativity and originality, just enough so that you can distinguish it from any other one. To top it off at the end, does everything work!! You busily arrange your layouts and work and work. Finally, you think that you've finished e but something goes astray!! You find that someone from another section has been holding pictures that need to go into your section!! What are you to do now?? Of course, this is natural with any yearbook staff. Frustrations and heartbreaks come with the territory. As a staff member you do your job of redoing the part of the book you're responsible for. And, in the end you see the result and realize that it was all well worth it!!! - Nicole Patterson Mario McCarthy Adriane McCoy Tioni McCoy Lenique McCullough Tamara McFarland Stephan McGee Donna McMillan Carmen McNeil Ligia Megia Aaron Miller Asha Milsap Ariel Minczeski Jeanetta Minix Michelle Montero Andrea Moore Dayatra Moore Sindy Munson Kima Murry Demetrrius Nelson Rolanda Newton Rochawnda Oakley Antonio Oceguera 92 w PW SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMQRES SO Deborah Martinez Magdalena Martinez JyNelle Matthews Kevina Mays DAYDREAMIN G Daydreaming helps pass the time in class, or through those boring classes. You start off paying attention, but after a. few notes, your mind begins to wander, then before you notlce It you are in fantas land. Lots of us day ream to pass the time in class. Junior Colleen l Li dreams about parties, guys and money. It's fun to .do . when the teacher rambles on. I just think about somethlng and my mind just goes. The only real bad part happens when you have to come back into reality. Doug Wengell keeps lmself amused by thinking about flying, ' I'm gom to get my flying license soon, so I just dream about being as ree as a bird and soaring above the clouds, when Class gets tOQ ba ' You may miss what the teacher is saying, but it's alwayS 1n the book, so you never lose out. - Aaron Hirota 4Q- .,, Raul Oceguera Derion Oliver Christopher Oni Norman Panado Nicole Patterson Estelle Paysinger Lamonte Peeler Marlin Penn Michael Miguel Perez Matthew Peterson Karla Petty Michael Phillips Chante Pierce Rhonda Pierce Derrick Pitts Conrad Raymond Here's lookin' at you kid!! SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Kwame Reed Adriana Renteria Benjamin Reyes Albion Roberts I just had a V-8. Shahala Robertson Marcell Robinson Javier Rodriguez Salathiel Roos Ashanta Royal Jennifer Saechao :QW Elsa Sanchez Imelda Sanchez Alonzo Sanders Cornelius Savage Bryan Scott Fanette Scott N MORES; SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES N Vaughn Seiffers Michael Shaffer Monique Sherman Sabrina Shumake Asa Smith Melvin Smith Paris Smith Shantese Smith Valerie Smith Marcell Spain Stacy Stump Rockella Sullivan Tanisha Talley Cool-Aid's the one for kids Kevin Tom Brian Tu Juan Tlatenchi Christine Traylor Cynthia Trevino Jarred Tssukahira Torya Tynes Lori VanHook Charles Vance Omar Vann Jose Vargas Tanzaneka Vaughn c SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPH Bouachanh Viengvilay Leroy Walker Taiwan Walker Billy Ward Rhonda Washington Jake Weatherhead Dushun Weathersby Karis Wells Johanna White Johnathan White Mashariki White Timothy White Kory Whiteside Tessa Wilbert Charles Williams Dennis Williams Emmet Williams Malcom Williams Ricky Williams Vamette Wilson Derek Wise Renaye Woods Twana Woods ABOVE: I wonder who their fashion consul- tants were!! RIGHT: Junaya Refuses to world! OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Look Nicole, I'm only gonna take this picture once. TOP RIGHT: The sight of the camera makes Karla forget how rough her day was. MIDDLE: A smile-for-a-smile. BOTTOM RIGHT: 15 Joe Guillory actually working?? BOTTOM LEFT: Adonica poses for Miss America 1990!! 96 x E M MWx Of i444 , S E R O M O H P O S S E R O M O H P O S S E R O M O H P O S S E R O M O H P O S ORES fwwwwrl m 9 m 8 f f f O O S $ Mm a 1 Q C I became president because I wanted I to see our dreams, as the class of 89 to fruition. In a year's time, we have achieved unity, spirit, and a multitude of goals. I would like to thank you for giving me the opportunity to get to know you and JFK a little better. We are at the apex of our high school career. In effect, the Class of '89 is BOOMIN'! e Nesa Williams $ lst Row, Left to Right: Coleen Li, I Walker. 2nd Row: Nicole Collins, wi, Jenn Giddens, Kim Fredericks, Maureen Love. 3rd Row: Li Anderson, Chris Plummer, Dawn Moultrie, Nad .A Angela Cain, Alondra Thom Carla Tatoo ia Aman, Genay Amerson, Janisse Johnson. ? rxh l 11:3 Vice-President; Erin McNiel, President: Nesa Williams, Sechreas; Miesha Ham's. pson, Carla Patterson, Danielle Thomas, Angela Muse, Morgana Freeman, Leslie Cain, FrantaSI h :it ifer Briseno, Mary Beth Victorino, Monique Carter, Amber Blackwell, La lae Mumon, Yvette Whlitexhgl: L 1y HSU, Lilybeth Cachero, Jackie Taylor, Amity Feliz, Susan Hodges, Maceo Grant, Klrk Tramb e, If you had a chance to have your own A '69'midnight blue Camaro with blaCItlA. Pigk '88 dream car, what would it be? Center Line mags. e Danielle S. erl0r. uM iesha Tracy Abbott Terah Adger Detra Alexander Mario Allen Nadia Aman Genay Amerson Andrew Anderson Marcel Anderson Shantalet Anderson LaQuona Arnold Melinda Arnold Ramon Banks Leandro Banuelous Lydia Barron Emily Bauman Wendy Baxter Eric Beachum Tracy Bennett Devon Bernstine Yolanda Berry Kip Biagi Kerry Blackmore Dawn Blades Roxanne Bradley Kimberly Brawley n . A James Bond 007 Lotus with grenade U . . H ' $ A Pmk '88 Hyundai with a pink in- launchers, ejector seats, from machine Ablack or banana yellow m1n1 couper. ue Camarowls teriOr. - Miesha Harris guns, vertical take off and self time set- - Anniken HN. H Daniell e , ting bomb. -- Julie Soller Vi 101 Jennifer Briseno Christopher Brown LaQuisha Brown Terry Brown Monique Bullock Robb Bury Lilibeth Cachero Angela Cain Leslie Cain Juan Camacho Lucreetia Campbell Omar Carey Tyrone Carriere Amy Chow NaNa Chu Jaime Churchill Denise K. Clay Lavenia Colbert Michelle Conway Todd Cort Tracy Crockett Carl Cross Monique Curtis Lamont Cusseaux Lorita Davis A broken refrigerator because thf Ill'mlikeablen light's never on and the door'8 alwayv bUttonstR open. L.L. No. I. What appliance are you most like? Roseann Davis Creighton Dennis Jason Dorton Cynthia Dunn Otis Dunn Valencia Edwards Gerardo Espinoza Leteacia Everett Amity Feliz Seth Fenton Latrina Fitzpatrick Susie Hodges, taking a stretch in Algebra II. Serena Fong Tangela Ford Ana Fragoza Kim Fredericks Morgana Freeman A microwave because I heat up things l'mlikeablender becauselhavea lot of A toaster because I pop up every- with a quickness. - Ialepeflo tor because. butt ,, ,, ' a 331W ons. - Robb Bury where. - Su21e the door Robyn Giddens Gerron Gipson Jeffrey Grant Maceo Grant Amaninder Grewal Sheree Griffin Robin Crotch Chesarae Hall Rita Hamlett Eddie Harris Evette Hasan Nifty Leon Hawkins Raymond Hawkins Jonathan Henke Stacie Hinton Susan Hodges Robin Grotch and Anniken Hoyer-Nielson Let's play London Bridges Falling Down . . What was the scariest moment of your Seeing lit.tle elgctric bolt flashes when I life? stuck my flnger 1n an electric socket. - Colleen Anniken Hoyer-Nielson Lily Hsu KamaljitTIdeal Steve Ingavong Frederick Jackson Zachary Jaffe Derek James Terence James Charles Johnson Ianisse Iohnson Kristina Johnson Latina Johnson Stacy Johnson Danelle Jones Ericka Jones Jennifer Jones Lamar Jones Terre Jones Collin Kahl Khambang Kamsouvong Charles Keeton Travis Keeton Rodney Keith Sydney King Robert Kinighten Wh . - en I drove up on the Sldewalk 1n the This morning, in the morning . . . driver's trainin ' ' ' g car lust mlssmg an old .. L.M. ' man. - Erin MacNeil Qaahhh ' . 0 When I met Liza. - Anonymous 105 Dietrich Lacy Thi Puong Le Derrick Lee Stacie Lee Rodrigo Leigh Terrance Leonard Colleen Li Rolanre Lincoln Kristen Lindstedt Ashley Liu David Lopez Danny Louie Cheryl Lu Shawn Lucas Anjanette Luckey Erin MacNeil Chad 8. Manivanh Paula Marion Saul Martinez Tamara Mayo Darien McCollins Gwendolyn McCoy Erin McDaniel Ardarius McDonald Cleo McDonald Where do you usually have lunch? :Je mange a ma maison, - Nesa Wil- The hip forensics room! Where all the hams excitement lives. - Jennifer RasmllSSe11 x, The three musketeers - Emily Bauman, Erin Mac unity. The nook - or else wherever the sun is. - Robin Grotch Suzette McDowell Kindra McGee Liza Montoya James Moore Dawn Moltrie Angela Muse Maria Navarro Ericka Nelson Pauletta Nelson Lisa Ogles Antonio Orozco Patrice Palmer Dion Patrick Carla Patterson Patrick Perry Akil Peterson Brandon Pineda ' , e4 Y , ; , Mehm Neil, and Genay Amerson - acting out their spirit and I love Burger King, especially the Bull's Eye Burger. - Maceo Grant 107 Christopher Plummer Monica Prejean Jennifer Rasmussen Tracy Reed I. D. Rhone Yvette Richardson Christopher Roberts Haji Robinson Patsy Robinson Vernon Robinson Armando Rodriguez Niema Russo Meuy Saechao Nai Eng Saechao Angela Cain and other cheerleaders practicing hard on their routine. Nai Xieng Saechao Pa Pou Saechao Nai Ta Saepham Christopher Saindon Torriano Sanderson My mom because she's always there for me and I can talk to her about anything. - Leslie Cain Who do you admire? Parbdee Sandhanwalia Manjit Sappal Marc Scott Michelle Shields Judith Shimizu Danielle Siebert Yulonda Sneed Charlinza Snell Iulie Soller Kenneth Standley Kurtis Standley Sean Stephenson Albert Stewart Crystal Sullivan Christine Swift Carla Tatoowi Jacquelyn Taylar Lattice Thibode Angelique Thomas Betty Thomas Danielle Thomas Rita Thomas Roderick Thomas Omar Thorton Shonya Thorton Gary Hart, politics and babies, what a Donald DUCk Chae Yi coIrmiflation! Chris Saindon 109 Shawn Tillis Natasha Tinsley Stephanie Tolbert Kirk Tramble Esther Tupuola Antonie Vann . Guillermina Vasquez ' , , ' j V , K4, Mary Victorino ' V ' , Williams Vides Frantasia Walker Tamara Walker Rahsan Ward Tajme Warren Telease Washington Kisha Watson Natasha ,, , , . A business of my own, a familirgltlg What does the future hold for you? A career 1n Journallsm and happiness. three kids, an exotic home, a conv d a ,Iighouse 9mm 9 Serena Fong 911$ turbo slant-nose Porsche, a1? Withaki u ' 6 1969 429 Boss Mustang. -- DerrlC Le Latonia Wells lshameal Wesley Kevin West Lawrence White Bradley Wilkerson Charlotte Williams Cynthia Williams Del Marche Williams Soroya Williams Joseph Williamson Ray Williamson Razon Willis Melissa Wong Maurice Woods Chae Hak Yi Richard Young Natasha Tinsley says l'bon jour in French class. .AA bi h . - . , ,, H 1 : OUSt With a kmhm that has a lot of food. I'Only the shadow knows. Brad W. 111 1., , ,. $3,111,025 1111xi72$xnga ma ,7 , 404 A, 9 a 771,77: 7 1 1 .L1,1 AKJ M1 11 1A 1A 1 $$an eMayWMNMa h afW V 0 11 w L 1: ax Ava i V a 1 L V fwam, a3. a e? WW I x 7 g x xxxr 1 xx. . 1x , x? . 1 1 .. 1 av L 1 . L 1 WW 1 awe? .? WWWWVM a ,. x .ng foa W$0zx 1A a? Wm WM 3707; 7,1,0 1 a foiijsz fit x 4 la 7 g4w$mxxxf1 : Ah a x? v WWK . , X11613 r a 1 y W1? g1 WWW M 11 mg 1011 88111018 101 means experlencmg 1V Seniors are the royalty of the campus and as such they play ll Being a Senior US. After three years of surv foolish pranks and become party ing a Sen ls ifferent levels of educat i 88111011 Be dev d finally get the chance to cut loose 4 34 L $g$w ax, we X $311121 . 1X 11v. m L Nixkfvmwwg AAA? , 1 g? egawyv awe L 1$ 1 A 111$ 7 1 1 5? $ wxanm1mW 1MWM11 x111 1 1L MAQV x y g gXMWyMV W A 1pm 11.11 a mmawwm Maw II I , as 88111015 We attend sports functions and display the party attitude throughout the entire year, especiall your independence are just two examples. Being a senior also means better things. College and gaining attaining valuable responsibilities. As during Spirit Week. We are the ones that go on to bigger and 27? a 1 . 1 L a 211111.2A1v1f wax a waaam11 111, 11. 1A; 7 ifaw x1 L1 v, 1 Wwaw agwawmewy M11, 1 11 x8 11x awwx .1,1 X, 1 W x Wzmxxxx 1W1111Vi11211W 10w L 1? A AX xVx A11 L111 A1L1111Wy A 1, V AA? 1 2 $$$$W w v1, ,,.;21$7 11v 1x1 1v 1 . 1 1x g a ?x wzfxnkak 1 11 VK 7M zxmyANx guiding our underclassmen, and that we have all that it takes to make it on our own. adults, we have the responsi ility of provmg 15x11 4 111$ V1111xX1w? Me a; X 1x a a a 1 1x. 1gp 1a Z Mm! , , 1, hx 1$ 1 , 4$MMM$ a ,L 1L 1 ?W$1mewAWW1fzka x 1 1 We 1a axv, 1 1w Senior Portraits 11.x x , 11 1 1W, h 111Wx1 Class of '88 Junior Prom 7v xx Class of '88 Class officers Steering Committee Senior Awards Senior Act t1es 1vi Senior Quotes ilillrxf f M i z 2! yo ? 7 . , apgwa? . . 2, 4 V 2 I z , 2a $24? , , $7 57 472 , , 7 xx go Mario Aco st a Arthur Adams Terrie Adams Terrie Lyn Adams Marland Adger Laura Bal - Andrea Algere Tanicia Be Rhonda Allen Darryl Archie Lashonda Arnold 114 Harry Avington M . . atlandAdE Iessm Banuelos Lydia Barron Knoel Barrow David Baylor Tanicia Bell Roberto Betanzos Clark Blackmore Shaun Blair Ion Bledsoe Eric Boddje Letitia Bradford Carlita Brantley Tim Bridges Michael Brousard Tracy Brown Hope Bruun Michelle Butler Johnny Cain 115 g E E Nedra Calloway Lee Cash Marcel Carter Mark Chan Kawai Chen Stephanie Christner M ' elmda Clark Tma Clark Steve Clemmons Andrea Cole Carletta Cooley lama ' Johnny Cotton P t ' 116 a an Crockett Sarah Cruz Cheryl Danner Sojourner Devers LyneHEdwa Dliver Champm ! -phanie Chrismf K- Laura B. uses her magical powers to prevent Roaul G. from opening his chips. Stafford Elahi Masato Endo Bounchanh Douangnaly Michael Durham Eric Farrell H; Shayntae Dozier Corey Edwards Robyn Fisher 117 g;- - .K Stephanie Flippin Trina Gaines Roaul Candy ' Hall Aishah Gary Ebom X. Simeon Glascoe , 01' Ryan Glover Cynthia Golitzen Ramon GOOden Keisha Green OHS Green HStOPher Hid 118 Mark Greer Alana Grice Juan Gutierrez Eboni Hall Jeffrey Hamilton Rochelle Hamilton Christopher Hampton Eric Hanson Raquel Hardin Robert Harris Jinsi Hartfield Felecia Herbert Gladys Herrera Christopher Hicks Tanya Hicks Denise Hill Lamando Hill n - w - 4 MA. x H I . aJohHSO Th H ang Tuyet oang uwayne Holhns Zen - u 0 Aaron leota H l lonya Horton Marcellus Hunt GurkirhlatKao S . Lisha o mes onyklta Holloway Lawrence James Iris King Anton Hypolite Drina Jackson Lytasha Jackson Kristina Johnson Lacoya Johnson Lawanna Johnson Lawrice Johnson 120 'Uwayn - . - 4 e HOHIFE Zena Johnson D10n Jones Ravi Ioshi Michelle Jue Shawn Junker MarcellusHunI Gurkirat Kahlon Landrin Kelly Robert Komatsu Lashawn Lawson Cheer up guys, it's not that bad n, A i'm- 3L Yolanda Ledesma Andrea Lee Diane Lee Marcus Legall Shenova M Dorise Lester Loushinea Lewis Douglas Lods Theresa Lofton Marcus Logan Denick Mont Nickole Long 122 Betsy Lopez Jonathan Lowe Del Lyles Cynthia Marin Jeffrey Matthews Tina Mayo Tina McCaulie .3. u...- Shenova McCray Sonja McKnight Antronette Moore Juanita Moore Marcus Moore Keb Nompraseut Eric Obee Brenda Osibin Elaine Otsuka Tia Rae Overstreet Derrick Owens 123 Aaron O'Brien Shana Parham Maryann Parker Kristine Patterson Zanette Powell Maria Quintero Keith Randall Anthony Randle AdeI RaWIS 0- C- Rhone Serena Rice Christine Rickey Kimberly Roberts Rene Roman Muriel Royal Rei ' 124 na Rumons Meuyso Saefoung R d; , Anthony an 7 , . James Sakai Marvin Saucer Jason Schilling Felicia Sheperd Scott Shimada Stephanie Shoals 125 I son Smith Lavonne Smith Sonya Smith Keith 5111M . a r Sharome Skmner , Tiffany Straughter JesuSVazque Glen Sugiyama NICO We are the seniors, couldn't be prouder . . 1e Mime sonyaSmith Keith Sullivan Victoria Sumler James Sutherlin CharlaStevens Cassandra Thomas Socorro Tlatenchi Montina Turner Leon Tynes Jonathan Walker Staci Walker Douglas Wengell Gladys Wilderson Vernon Willard Antonio Williams Richard Williams 127 Erica Wilson Leandra Wilson Michelle Winters Nicole Woods Janette Yamamoto Mark Yamamoto Debra Yancy Kifel Yordang Yes Aaron, there is a calculus test next period. 88 JUNIOR PROM THIS TIME IS OURS May 16, 1987 - Hyatt Regency - Oakland, CA Kile! Yordang L. ,hmwm ,xv . Q , 3o: :1 .uaa ...s .. . 3 . 0.3.?ng w ,0 ??? $ fA;4QQW.$Q : ... ooooou.n.nw aw .!.d! . . a $33.? 00005.,9 . O o o o o c on... o o a o o a 60.0944 o 2 91$ 0 0 0 Kg? 6a .0 Front Row: Banuelos, I xx7xV , $ STEERING COMMITTEE Front Row: Keisha Green, Stephanie Flippin, Shenova McCray, Kristine Patterson, Rhonda Allen, Staci Walker Back Row: Jessie lBanuelos, Laura Baldridge, Roaul Gandy, Tanicia Bell, Lisa White, Scott Shimada e If '1; CLASS OFFICERS l1 Maw Lem - - ' . U HY . 0 rlght: Keisha Green e Secretary, Stac1 Walker e- PreSIdent, Letltla , radford - Vice-President PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE During the past four years, the Class of '88 has had their shares of ups and downs. There have been countless bake sales, candy sales and many other fundraising activities. By reaching the end of our high school career, we, the Class of 1988, feel proud of our accomplishments. The opportunities that John F. Kennedy High School have given us are priceless. On behalf of the Class of '88, I would like to express our gratitude to our sponsors, Mrs. Ruth Reible and Ernestine Roland, who have helped to make our class productive, and who supported us through difficulties and successes. Lastly, I would like to thank my class for giving me the opportunity to represent the wonderful Class of '88. Good luck in all of your endeavors, God bless you all. gm JMJ Staci Walker, Senior Class President 129 e rv-w ,v- v I s . r llETe f E ' t' 1'? ii .35. n; A - A ?'A'II- AND THE WINNERS AR Most Outspoken gric goalzlie leocAeKle .jJamilgon Most Inspirational Leader Slmun gfairVdeana grim Most Artistic JoAnny CainAjbawn .57611warlz THE CLASS MOST . . . CLOWN Wale 3ema$ Chzrgl $anner 87' Jamamlo AX! PRETTIEST BEST HAIR LEGS 52m- wazzw a; 0mm, Cain Warcud JeGafng Zena jobwon 130 I , CUTEST 'N COUPLE 10 10 .Mll Marcud Moore 8 Zena JOAHJOH. , 2 POPULAR Micltellg gut! 8' $2! Julyed Best to be Stuck in an Elevator With Ryan gloueIVSltaunlae ibozier Best Dancer yawn SmillL Carlila granlly Best Dressed grit Cltappelleber-a yancy MOST TALENTED lemon gooden E? ibawn Scllwarlz L. L..-.-...-.-..JJ ?- THE BEST . . . magma; q. t. 443'de h A. - c;-.':I- E AND THE WINNERS ARI CLASS PRETTIEST N ERD EYES Oliver 6Aampion 8 Erica 771'ch Jarl ur AJamJ g' jerrie J4tlam5 - I j l L fl 1 - F Class Loudmouth gric goJJie micAe!!e gutlgr Class F lirt Mung greerVSllaunlae $ozier N 0 Class Wang Greer micAe!l12 gaffer MORE MOST AWARDS ATHLETIC WaIQJgemafe Marcud Moore 517' Jelilla grachort! 132 - , 1 l 7 - r gm! 4! Shyest Senior Walruin Saucer 6lona ibixon Loudest Laugh Slmun glair $eic1ra jfeminga Motor Mouth :bion Jone5 micAelfe gullizr AND MORE AWARDS Male Female SPIRITED Slmun glab- 57 Jiana gm FEMALE MALE BEST FRIENDS BEST FRIENDS Staci waaer 8 Xehlxa green Eric goJJie, Clart glathov-t, .Si'mean glakoc, Mara, Carl , Jdrdur jalanu f 133 -Ar . 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MW t a. rr- F - a Most Individual pull! .onagfin1Serena pica Most Carefree gric gatlJie1grenJa 05hr: Most Likely to Become a Star Marvin Sauceereina puniond Most Wanted to be Voted Something Jean gyneJ1J4lana Grim - . ?A':i- THE HARDIEST MOST magggml; PARTIERS Slmun glab- 8J Jauonne penninglon : w 136 Craziest Driver podaeuefl Mchi'nlorMpaquel jJarclin Nosiest Senior WarL Greer miclwlz gull? Friendliest Senior poau! ganaly miclwl7e Wnlerd THE LAST AWARDS mammal... MOST CHANGED CONCEITED Staci Waaer 87' Rickard, miliama WarL greer g paque! .jJaralin v r 137 SENIOR DINNER DANCE $13 JorcldAipd , , i,jalnumy 2?, 7988 TOP LEFT: Kristine Patterson gives us a smile while she a- tiently waits for the real fun to begin TOP MIDDLE: Tracy Brown fashions quite an evening dress for the dance. TOP RIGHT: Sonja McKnight asks, Want me to show yo BOTTOM LEFT: What did you call that dance step ag TOM RIGHT: Just warming up. u again? ain? BOT- 138 TOP LEFT: Here's to the night! MIDDLE LEFT: Zena Johnson and Terrie Adams wait for their favorite guys to ask them to dance. BOT- TOM LEFT: Diane Lee, Ravi Joshi, Michelle Jue and Elaine Otsuka weren't staying home and missing the fun. TOP RIGHT: They have legs, they know how to use them! BOTTOM RIGHT: Marcel Carter, Eric Boddie and Iinsi Hartfield . . . What studs!! .t: .xxwxwwmmemmmwwpwwwvmmwKw SENIOR SCEN E THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Hey 'lil girl . . . want ' l some candy? TOP RIGHT: Look! I remem- 1 '. bered my books this time!! MIDDLE LEFT: The I Q Man With One Red Shoe BOTTOM RIGHT: I! Don't we look pretty! OPPOSITE PAGE, I I TOP LEFT: Surf's up dude!! TOP RIGHT: A few of our senior award winners. MIDDLE LEFT: It's never too late to party!! MIDDLE RIGHT: Now all I need is something cool to drink!! BOTTOM LEFT: Well . . . what can I say? BOTTOM CENTER: 1 got it! BOTTOM RIGHT: Can Tina blow a bubble? ,, $94. .42 Mommy, Thank you for all the help you gave me through school. To my sister, Silvia Garcia, I leave you my learning ability and my young tenders. To the underclassmen, don't get fid- gety, your turn is coming. - Terrie Lyn Adams Hip, hip, hooray! Well . . . High School was an experience. Now to face the real world, huh? Special thanks to my teachers for putting up with me and my friends for their support. Lily, L.B., Nadia, Becky . . . Good luck and love ya all. - Faria Ali To be a senior is grand. To graduate is exquisite. But the one thing in life which makes it all worthwhile, is to be the success you set out to be and make no one but yourself happy. - Teri Ad- ams Clark, Simeon, Mardy, Art, Del, Jay H., Jay S. and the rest of the posse, we did it! - Eric S. Boddie 151 To my old and new friends, Thank you, I truly love you guys. When I needed you guys, you were there. Bye Moose, please be good! - Robb Bury These four years have gone by fast and we've had many Changes. Am I being left out or what? Ha! It doesn't matter now. To E, Rall, Leesa, Laura, Elaine, I-Iope, Robyn, and Michelle: It's been a party. Love, Tanicia Bell Never stop holding on to the dreams that make tomorrow, for each day grows brighter and brighter and once you've reached the sun you have suc- ceeded. To the Lunch Bunch, may the best parts of Elaine's stories come true. - Laura Baldridge Well I'll tell you like it is and there's no doubt, it's June and now I'm check- ing out. But I want it known from coast to coast that it's my mom I love the most! See Ya!! - Michelle Yvette Butler I would like to thank God for al- lowing me to get this far. Special thanks to my grandmother. Good Luck to all underclassmen. Hang in There! - Cheylanda Bridges Kickin' it at J.F.K. was C001 . in' it in the Big 0 Was goin'gzl: 12:1; Nicole, Lisha and Raquel? But if u think you're doin' it, recogniZe 831: when it's in your face! Know What? mean Vern! - Carlita D. Brantley Tina tmy twinl - It's your tum so take over for me: Forrest, D'Maico Krissy, Felecia, Andy and Stephie ei love ya'll!! Felix and Alameda - you're the best!!! I'm outta here! land yes War. ren - I am going out into the worldm - Letitia Bradford Tish MO Rob - mmm . . . tasty flower. Li - What's the time? Is Walso dead? T - Stellas rule and god B everywhere, Eesh - Michael who?? Roaul - Christmas - xxx. Laura - See ya at St. Mary's! Ehra - I'll always miss you. Senior Crue: We're outta here!! - Hope Bruun To Jaime: All I want to know is WHY? To Ellen: Good luck and have fun. Theresa Buckwheat - Don't sweat it! Devina and Jessica 1'What is normal? To all of you: Keep reaching for the stars. I'll miss you all! - LaShawn Clark To the do '88: I wish all of you the best of luck. Gladis H - We did it. We graduate in '88! Let the good times roll- 8. Sekiguchi - You made my year a little brighter, thanks dude ! Congrat- ulations everyone. - Careen Chan The time has come my friends for me to descend. Sorry, but I really mUSt leave. I must take a flight to visualize new heights and accomplish my hoPes and my dreams. Take care! rs MS' Nedra Calloway No matter forever frier A friend same person ln'ends ever our pat ber e that finally mad crude Rud ROan Fish But YOU and thereis One day y behind You mm. You Thin FigC I mt to know 3 had lud and hi :kwheat ' Don'l .1 W W mu: K99? mam ml55 you allle shalloflom yWedidlee To Elona, Tiffany, Lynell and Gladys: God Bless You! We made it! They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength. They shall mount upon wings as eagles. They shall run and not be weary. They shall walk and not faint. - Carletta Larease Cooley Well, Princess, the year is over. You came to me as a friend I needed in one of my loneliest times. We laughed, you cried tHa! HaD but we made it after all. No matter where we go we will be forever friends. Love ya, Cha-cha A friend is one who dislikes the same persons that you dislike. To my friends - the senior crew - wher- ever our path takes us, always remem- ber - that much to my surprise e we finally made it! PS. Hope e nude Crude Rude Dudes Rule!! Love - RObyn Fisher BM YOU are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. And then One day you find, ten years have got behind you, No one told you where to turn. You missed the starting gun. - Tiryn Fischer To My Best Friend! Staci, through everything we've been through, we've still remained friends. Your hard work and sweat has not been overlooked. This is the greatest Senior year . . . 88 Love Always, Keisha Green Stephie, It has truly been one long but fun-filled year. I'll never forget our double date to SF. tHaH-IaD SDSU is waiting for you. Good luck! Love al- ways, Alana Grice The year's been hard, but thank God it's over. No one knows what the future holds in store. Hope you fulfill your dreams. I don't know why Robert, Jimmy and Francisco. Love ya Chris- tine. Miss ya all. - Cynthia Marie Golitzen To the crue: Always remember that your imagination is your only limita- tion. It's been real. Together forever? This is just the beginning. LiTE thanks for the memories. Tiffany and sister Cooley - God Bless Y'all. - Roaul Gandy Who loves ya Li? Kiss-kiss, giggle, giggle . . . Lovin from the oven, Beak, Beak . . . If you get a 1'college, you' be dead. - Aishah Gary Ali To everyone who plays sports: No matter how much you're losing by nev- er give up! e Juan Gutierrez Burn Outs! It's better to Burn out, than to fade away. - Alex Gwathney To the Cheerleaders of '86-87 e We became a family and we departed as friends. I'll never forget any of you. Keep up that spirit because We've Got It. Love Always, Heidi Green God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wis- dom to know the difference. Thanks mom and dad. I love you very much. Good Luck Ellen! Caio! e Roaul Candy I'm gonna make this short and sweet. The day that we have all wished for has finally come. - Thank God! Best of luck to everyone. e Dana Garland And in that pulse of time, she is instantly and forever set apart by her unmistakable independence and style. e Aishah Gary Ali To: My kids, Rolandre, never forget that it will get better. Keep smiling, work hard and always remember I love you. Andrea, Harvonya and Vemette, never lose your sense of humor. It helps you get through school. Keep singing and praying. I'll miss you. Love, Mommy a Alana Grice Reesh! You black zib. Miguel: Public Ziblet 4H. Keto: Give me one . . . Ah- hhhli Mom: I made it. - Sonyakita Holloway Live the way you want and make the best out of life. To all my amigos - Take it easy and don't let those college professors melt your minds. - Eric Hanson Living on the edge I've tried to keep a level head. I'm not INSANE. Reality is a harsh word, but we have to deal. It's better to burn out, than fade away, or is it? Thanks buds it's been real. - Aaron Hirota Help me, I'm still stupid! Well, to England with me, and the obligatory aural self-indulgence. Steve Howe is God! Ostentatious progressivism lives! Gotta go, but first, I challenge you to a duel - avant grade! P.S. Apologies to a departed palindrome. - Paul Hoaglin And the battle has just begun those many lost tell me who has won - U2 Heavy Hearts token words, all the hopes I ever had Fade like footprints in the sand. - Level 42 -e Tanya Hicks B-cola The rarest Jewels R sometime found hidden beneath the earth; waiting 2 shine. We R all stones waiting 2 be polished. And 2 all I'm leaving behind - especially my Sophomore and Jun- ior Buddies - I'll miss U and I wuv U. - Felecia Herbert Homgirls lRaquel, Drina, Netta, Car- lita, Nicolei Life ain't hard for us young black girls, we're coming up in that OakTown world. Coming way too fast, we could never be had, women like us just want your cash. GIVE IT UP! - Lisha Holmes Salt and Pepa To my best friends Jeanine, Careen, and Darrin, hey I made it! Thanks for standing by me through it all. I'll never forget you and all the wonderful mem- ories you've given me. I'll always love and remember you guys forever. - Gladis Herrera If you think I'll sit around as the world goes by, you're thinking like a fool cause it's a case of do or die. Out there is a fortune waiting to be had. You think I'll let it go you're mad. You've got another thing coming. Oudas Priesti a Aaron Hirota It is a man who can suffer from ignorance and smile. - This from a man who suffers constantly from jg. norance . . . I'll miss all of youeyet- There's nothing like the sun, beach, surf, and women. - Later '88! - Shawn Junker To all my friends and buddies in the class of '88' may God bless you and help you in your future careers. lhope each and everyone of you enjoy your life cause you only have one. God Bless. - Lawrice Johnson Diane, I've known you for only a few years but it seems longer. Hope we'll be friends forever because you're a good pal. We did it. Aren't you glad you stayed? I sure am - Congrats! Ravi Ioshi Cinderella To all of my cousins, I love you all, and I hope all your dreams come true. God has blessed you with education so you can live life to the fullest. May he help and be by your side always. - Lawrice Johnson Meechelle and Aki, You're great pals. Aki e thanks for the rides, crazy SiO' ries - great times. Meechelle .. thanks for the help and excuses - was fun, ahem, taking breaks with 'ya. We survived. Yes We are graduating: Congrats, good luck and ciao! - RaVI Joshi Joey Anyoneknoi er of light M P lousy limpet 500 grams to me to Cyn merited, it's Mr. 1 Robert Kombu Hold fast to d die. Life is a bid cani fly. Hold fa dreams g0, life is with snow, 50 d alive. And live i Yordanos Kifk Im'dndsdtalje' K mGadem :Iytlhraml mime m dyhmma'l thyWhml' me-HOF m WW M 35 E MIMI, Anyone know who blindfolded bear- er of light is? Paco, Cheek-ons make lousy housepets! I don't know why. 500 grams to James. And a hearty meow to Cynthia. If we became de- mented, it's Mr. Science Man's fault! -- Robert Komatsu Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die. Life is a broken winged bird that can't fly. Hold fast to dreams for when dreams go, life is a barren field frozen with snow, so don't take drugs stay alive. And live out your dreams. - Yordanos Kifle h T0 Rav, we've come this far and Opefuuy we'll go farther, but not too 31:- We can't live together, if you know at I mean. Keep on following your ream and making them. Take care and ?good, Friends always. Good luck. - lane Lee To my good friends at Kennedy I leave you with these last words, you know who you are, Some Think It's Holding On that Makes One Strong, Sometimes It's Letting Go. I'll miss you. - Beithzabel Lopez Ack! e Remember: You are Nothing until you make something of yourself e Plant a radish get a radish. King Lear I, iv, 99-108 e Ich Bin Ein Kraftfa Rzeughennzeichenl - Some friend- ships are diamond, others just clear glass marbles - THPPT! e Johnathan Lowe Bardophile To the class of '88, Congratulations, we have finally made it. Try hard work for all your goals and never turn your back on your dreams. To Ronice, Tina, Serena and Leandra. Good Luck. - Nickole Long To my little brothers, Derrick and Darrell. Be good, don't get into trouble and stay good. To Mom and Dad, thanks for everything. To everyone else, thanks to you too, but you guys stay good. Love ya. - Diane Lee I bequeath to my ace Daddy cel my Algebra II notes and my phone book, and to all those sweet young tendas out there - memories of my sexy bod. - Marcus Legall - Young hat IyNelle: I didn't say, do or share much, but I do love you many un- conscious way. Take care. Guilliame: I leave you all of my slyness .and cun- ning twhat's lefty use 1t Wisely. and well. Remember - Qu'est-ce qu 11 y a la-bas? - Jeff Matthews Well the time has come to thank my parents for giving me the time of my life, especially my mom for backing me up on rough times. And thanks to my sis Betsy who made me realize school was important. - Cynthia Marin I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person. - Compliments of a bumper sticker. I would also like to say Congratulations to the class of '89. You have now graduated to all the se- nior frustrations. Have a good year Ter- ah A. - Kimberly Evonne Moses To all underclassmen: 1, Jeff Matthews, being a veteran of Kennedy High School, do leave it with pride and dignity. It has been a well spent four years as I look back over my life. Wil- liam take it easy. Later. - Jeff Matthews Hey! Senior Crew - We actually made it and now we're off to take on the rest of the world. Oh no!! Michelle, my best bud, I'll never forget the good old adventures out all over the city. And, I'll never ever forget the scams we've done - especially the one with $$$ I Good Luck to everyone I'm friends with and if you become famous, I'll look you up! - Elaine Otsuka And as we wind on down the road Our shadows taller than our soul There walks a lady we all know. Who shines white light and wants to show. tLed Zeppelinl - Aaron O'Brien P ledgifyawanna $t151 - the school code which gives students the right to ig- nore the pledge of allegiance while the teacher stands in sa- lute. To all my homies at the school house including Vonnie, I hope all your dreams and wishes come true, and I also hope you'll be rich like me, be- cause I'm gonna come up! Vonnie you better stop skeezin'! Just kidding! - Kristen Patrice Patrick To my Best Friend Staci: We waited 12 long years to get here and when we finally did, I got lazy and you stressed yourself out. However, there's a bright side somewhere, and I believe we'll find it after June 16th. Thanks for being such a good friend and sharing your beans. Love Ya, Krisie Patterson To All Seniors: Reach for the stars and catch them! IFrom Star Searchl Remember this always!!! e Shana Parham To all remaining Eaglettes: DON'T DO IT! See Ya, Kristine Patterson It ain't no joke, the new world we'll have to face, so as long as we're out let's pump that base. - LaVon Pen- nington Vondie To all you unders: This is Miss Smooth-N-Easy telling you to take it easy. Your turn is coming soon. To my parents: Thanks for your love and sup- port. - Jackie Poe I hope that the years to come are as wonderful as the years that we passed together, and I just want to let you know how much WE LOVE YOU! - Keith Randle, Jr. and Nina Hill To all underclassmen especially Mir- iam Royal: May you reach all of your desired goals and dreams. You have a long journey ahead of you. To my good friend Tracey A., Stay Sweet Baby you're almost there. Love Ya, Muriel Royal '88 To all my new friends, Seniors and underclass, it has been a true blast. To my closest friend since second grade, Leandra babe, we have come a long way. I wish you all the best in life! - Serena Rice Lee Lee and Drina, Don't let that be the reason! Luv ya, Ms. Kimberly. - LaNetta Roberts Hey Dudes! It's your white boy bro. Thanx for the memories! Remember, That was Yesterday, now it's over and gone. Still I hope somewhere deep in your heart, yesterday will live on . . tForeignerl Mrs. Dani S. Our love will never die! - Jason Schilling Schill- Dogll To the people that helped me through these years, Thanks. A Special thanks to Robyn Washington. s Keith Sullivan To Carletta, Elona, Lynell, Gladys, Shona and Roaul: As we go our sep. arate ways, Acknowledge the Lord in All your ways and He shall direct your paths, and you will never go wrong. - Tiffany Straughter To all my peps from JFK - See Ya! On the serious side, to everyone that I'm leaving behind, hang in there. To the coming up volleyball players - Make me proud! And to Forb - Never say I can't but I can. AIM HIGH. - Stephanie Smith To my darling nephew Donte and my little brother Zafar I leave my de- termination to be successful. Thanx Yvette and mom for EVERYTHING. Trish - rur-rur . . . Good Luck class of 1988. - Victoria Sumler Our little lives get complicated. It's a simple thing. Simple as a flower and that's a complicated thing. When you're down it's a long way up. When you're up its a long way down. It's all the same thing. ILove and Rocketsl - Christine Stellina Future Sushi Death to the oppressive IBM Empire and it's subsidiaries. Long live the HACKERS LIBERATION FRONT. ' James Sutherlin P.Q. Fudalbut Nigh' Lunch't Egano Chee'ko ILOVEl To all l and read: to thank I hers, l W all help. 1' Saeyang To my p. Zena and I so let's hav MdNLn o Tina Tu Craduati 05 Share , see Kenny smdenmh mm lFK-Seela! ,toeveryonethal .hmginthere.lo W Players- wdtoForb-Never mmmm- W Donte and my I leave ml de' Night-time come, Chee-kon sleep. Lunch-time come, Chee-kon eat. Eggs no hatch, Chee-kon weep. Chee-kon dance, with crazy feet. I LOVE CHEE-KON! - James Sakai To all J.F.K. Faculty, I'm finally here and ready to graduate and now I want to thank you. For all the faculty mem- bers, I wouldn't be able to do it without all help. I'll remember always. e Khae Saeyang To my partna's Nicole W., Nicole L., Zena and Davena etc. It's that time and so let's have a ball. Know what I mean? And N.L. tell LB. what's next! HA! HA! - Tina Turner Graduation, the event in which Seni- ors share and Freshmen desire. Many see Kennedy as a bad school, but the Students have to improve their school's 1mage. There are people here that have leadership potential to make a change. USE THEM! - Leon Tynes What a long, strange trip it's been! tGrateful Deadl - Doug Wengell Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not to your own understand- ing. Prov. 3:5 Serena - Friends for- ever! Mama: I love you! - Leandra Wilson Yeah I'm outta here! And to my one and only true friend that I know is not fake Ms. Zena Johnson I love you girl. And to my one and only love Alfredo Rivera I LOVE YOU. - Love, Ms. Nicole Woods Do you know the way to San Jose? No? Well ya better learn - FASTII GRADUATIONII I'm Bruce'd, I'm Rayed, and I'm definitely CROSSEDII Well, let's go and snag some PROS- TO-BE . . . THOWIEII Ya say ya wan- na revolution . . . .. Lisa P. White Underclassmen: Always be success- ful in life, and never let anyone say you can't! - Gladys Wilkerson Don't waste time on waiting for the world to come to you. You have to climb a mountain to appreciate the view. tGrace E. Easleyl - Staci Walker To: The Original Crew Gone Dad- dy Gone . . . No More Slave, Polk, A- Barfs, Re-Beak, or Coach C.D.l Remem- ber: School is HELLII land so is lifel Gestap wa a PIG! Oh well, it's been rough but now - We're outta here!! Bubble-Mintll e Lisa P. White To all my Partnas and Oak-Trees: Yeah, I'm up out of here! Special ded- ication to Squirrel. Send a message, Wishing you were still here: Though you're not, may your spirit live here forever. Your smile I will always cher- ish. R.I.P. James Love, Debra Yancy There's always so much to say! Nev- er lose hope. Chris and Reina: B friends FOREVER! Steph-o: 1H friends forever! Juan: I'll always love you -- friends always. To all my friends: Thanx for everything! Good Luck and Love ya lots! -- Janette Yamamoto 4,474: 4 , 444444444444 The eagle. take defeat V V With redta diwhlte' w Football Basketball Baseball Soccer volleyball Track and Tennis x x I. Y?Mt V'hfm xxx wmwxxxmmw i ??XXVX W! i V65, . COACH'S MESSAGE By taking on all comers, the Eagle Football Team proved once again that we have one of the top programs in the East Bay. The final mark of 4 wins and 6 losses was in no way an indication of the talent on this team. Led by a small group of seniors, the Eagles came up short to some of the top teams in the state. Eagle Pride was abounding throughout the season, even during some close defeats. A close loss to De La Salle and a re- sounding victory over Alameda ended a tough yet encouraging season. Goodbye for now seniors; come back and fly with us in 88-89. - Coach Alameda M8881? I Row 1: tI-ri Marcus Legall, Eric McDaniels, Anderson. Row 2: Richard Williams, KW ew my , Simon G1 Landrin Kelly, Toriano Sanderson, Willie Conners. Row 3:, Mircel Ca Coach Zaragoza, Coach Enos, Choac Shaun Blair, Steve Clemmons, Xe Leigh, Rashaad Ward, Marquis Greer, John F. Kenned show their move to see!! tTop Left, Middle Left, C Right and Bottom Rig ho he y's spectacular football players 5 and strut their stuff for everyone enter Left, Top odo Hill, Jason Schillin Warren S encer, Rene o Turner, Leslie Cain, Jones, Eric Boddie, Patrick w mery, Robert Ho 6: J. D. Rhone, . Row 4: Alexi Villi f t , aceo Grant. Row Abdul Rawls, Omar Thorton, Del yles, Roosevelt McClinto drouin, Dion 5: Derrick Montgo n, Kip Biagi. Row Marcus Moore, Lamarco Gardner, Michae SCOREBOARD 9 5 JFK . Salesians 9 12 JFK . Napa W18 JFK . Sweetwater 9 25 JFK . Mission 10 2 JFK . Skyline 10 9 JFK . Cardinal Newman 10 16 JFK . Pinole Valley 1W23 JFK .El Cerrito 1 0 30 JFK . Berkeley 11 6 JFK . De La Salle 1 1 13 JFK . Alameda TOP LEFT: Hut One, Hut Two BOTTOM LEFT: We've got the ball!!. CENTER RIGHT: Rob- ert asks, Which way to go? . TILTED PIC BOT- TOMXRIGHT: The Football Stats $$$$g'd WI 7, rk J, V FOOTLBAL 111:;ng 22? i V , ' , t .WM s. t. e t l $ ' x -x t t 4 y y .A A ron Young, Matt Starkweater, Reggie Issac, Marlin Norisse. Row 2: Jorge Garcia, Norman Panado, Kevin Tom, Gerardo Espinoza, Joe Williamson, Orlando Lyles, Mario Smith, Donald Griffin. Row 3: Charles Douglas, James Moore, Coach Holmes, Coach Wilson, Coach Gonzalez, Jennifer Ikuta, Kwame Reed, Akim Henderson. Row 4: Joe Guillory, Johnny Johnson, Theb Manivanh, Brian Tu, Jake Waterhead, Forrest Bradford, Randall Watlcins, Mario McCarthy. Row 5: Ton Estill, Willie Cox, Donald Demer, Roosevelt Jones, Akil Peterson, Damon Phillips, Billy Ward, Tino Dozier, Mike Schaffer. COACH'S MESSAGE This year, the J.V. Football program was successful not only in winning, but also in the team's outstanding attitude throughout the season. The players al- Stats. e 0-0 Terri Jones, Mary Dawson, Jennifer ways helped and encouraged eaCh Other, Ikuta. TOP RIGHT: J.V. suited up and ready to played With determination and enthu- play. MIDDLE RIGHT: Let's go for a TDllt BOT- siasm and always kept a positive atti- TOM RIGHT: That one was good for seven!! tude The J V Team was great to O k . . . w r w1th and the coaches would like to thank the team for a successful year. - Coach Gonzalez Left to Ijight: :Susan Hodges, Stephanie Granado, Latina Johnson, Letitia Stephame Smlth, Miesha Lee, Monique, Patsy Robinson. SCOREBOARD 10 6 IFK . Berkeley 10 8 JFK . El Cerrito 10 13 JFK . Carondelet 10 15 JFK . Alameda 10 20 JFK . Pinole Valley 10 21 IFK . Richmond 10 22 JFK . Berkeley 10 27 JFK . El Cerrito 10 29 JFK . Carondelet Coache's Messag A ' ' 1 1 3 JFK . Alameda 11 5 JFK .Pinole Valley Although we season, wverall Volleyball Team V proved as the sea last season for ' Stephanie Smith TOP-BOTTOM LEFD: Senior - Letitia Bradford, , , , Senior - Christine Stellina, Senior - Dawn ChrlStlne Stelll Schwartz, Senior - Stephanie Smith. named to the C leyball Team. group of young - Coa c OOOOCCODOO Row 1: 0-0 Ali Aman, Hector Cervantes, Keb Nompraseurt, Christine Stellina, Mike Wasilchin, Tyrone Manivanh, Nick, Jennifer, Ikuta, Alexi Villidrouin. Row 2: Maceo Grant, Juan Gutierrez, Ken Gonzalez, Chad Minivanh, Jason Schilling, KhamMoun Inyavong, Kheun Souksamphan, Saul Martinez, Coach Gonzalez. gram three enthusiasm of the tea rJason .. ' terminatio or,Iuan Stat: Janette Yamamoto. TOP RIGHT: Senio Schilling, warming up. MIDDLE TOP: Seni Gutierrez, practicing his corner kicks. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Senior, Tanya Hicks, stopping the ball. $$$$ng eta awn e .vaw veerex ee It's hard to be humble although we had our share Through the leadership hat players we had, our team strug- gled through the season. The 1987-88 soccer season, of fun, was all but a great season. of our captains and w e out defensively leaving teams shocked, while other times it seemed they could score oals at will. Even though we played our hearts out, we still lost. It was then I said to myself in anguish, It's hard to be humble, but somebody's got to be! Go future Eagles! - Jason Schilling ueam captaim $6M? Many times we cam VARSITY BASKETBA Row 1: 0-0 Kerry Blackmoore, Marcus Johnson, Jason Harvey, Christopher Hicks, Kirk Tramble. Row 2: Coach Wilson, Eric Beachum, Maurice Woods, M - Moore, Andy Woods, Eric Obee. SCOREBOARD JFK 73 Pinole Valley JFK 81 Berkeley JFK 64 Alameda JFK 65 De La Salle JFK 66 ElCerrito JFK 82 Berkeley JFK 83 Pinole Valley JFK 74 El Cerrito JFK 79 Alameda JFK 67 De La Salle Stats: BOTTOM: Mary Dawson, Stephanie Gragado. TOP: Stephanie Flippin, Kevin Chung, Teme Jones. RIGHT: Marcus Moore has a hand above the rest when basketball is concerned. WW COACH'S MESSAGE The 1987-88 Varsity Basketball season was very exciting, historic and satisfying. Some of the excitement was provide with back to back overtime victories against Berkeley and Pinole. Historic in that we won our first League Cham- rheart out! TOP pionship in the school's history, and ad- NTER LEFTINO vanced in N.C.S. to the Oakland Col- kMa, 0119113110 iseum. Satisfying in seeing a group of 0m! talented young athletes develop into un- selfish men to become a great team. ,- Coach Wilson W : x0 W W W W W m I.q-ay' TOP -. rim! FAR ho wants . CENTER q n jng! BOT- n on h mypwxf, ??Iiyf . J. V. BAS ETBALL if . ENE 31 Top Row: 0-0 Theb Brown, Jamal Britt. B Pineda, Billy Johnson, 5;, Vi s $ anus LE .5. Montivanh, Damon Phillips, Ron Cole, ottom Row: Donald Highsmith, Arvel Davis, Alonzo Gartrel. Coach Hannah, Tony Bridges, Demetrius Jarred Tsukahara, Mike Jones, Brandon TOP LEFT: He sure is tall! No problem says Bran- don! CENTER LEFT: Hey Damon, come help! BOTTOM CENTER: I'm flyin', I'm LEFT: Hey move, flyin'! BOTTOM I cank see! W? GIRLS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD JFK 49 Pinole JFK 34 Berkeley JFK 37 Alameda JFK 36 Carondelet COACH'S MESSAGE ' g: :2 mm Berkeley JFK 40 Pinole JFK 34 El Cerrito JFK 21 Alameda JFK 43 Carondelet We improved our record to 8-16 this year and finished fifth in league play. We are looking forward to a new league next year, and to eleven returning Varsity players. We will certainly miss our two graduating seniors - Letitia Bradford and Dawn Schwartz. - Coach Debacco Girls Basketball Stats: TOP RIGHT: Senior Dawn Schwartz. CENTER: Senior Letitia Bradford. Darlene YanCYI Might Sitting: 0-10 C nthia Dun M' ' ' - ' ' ' Lee Vern Y n, lesha Hams. Kneelmg. Momque Carter, Leshe Cam, Coach DeBaccolRw' . ette Wilson. Standin :Tina oh L - L ke WllliS, Dawn Schwartz, ReneegWiIIiagns.nsonl etltla Bradford, Anjanette uc y, WW Bottom: 0-r Jeff Ding, Susan Hodges, Tiffany Johnson, Jackie Pov , Leotis Daniels, Alonzo Gartrell, James Moore, Patrice Palmer, Re , McNiel. L l W i I '3 y mm: mi , MW TOP LEFT: where she 1X I 2 f g ,A ,, , . , ' ' , i Rowmjinsil ' ' k Hsu Esam Sahouna ' x . , a .. , , , k 7 om dams . - - h , Raul Oce era, Emlle Sahounaf Mar , . . ; , , , ,veLArthurA , gottorrlnsliigmbgsrkigg CCZh'EEIITgFrancisco greguera, Steve Lee, Rlchard Lopez, Chae Y1, Cod , ' , ., V , 2 03C I ' TOP RIGHT: Francisco Oceguera and Kevin Chung waiting for The Return. MIDDLE RIGHT: Fran- cisco showing us perfect tennis form. BOTTOM LEFT: You missed the birdie William! Todd Cort, Anthony Harris, Marcel J Saichao, Theb Manivahn, Malcom Gaul Zhu, Chae Yi, Chris Oun, William Vid Jason Gooselaw, Mike Shaffer. W$WQ SCOREBOARD 4 12 JFK . Berkeley 1U 15 JFK . Pinole Valley 4 19 JFK .El Cerrito 4 22 JFK . Alameda 4 26 JFK . De La Salle 4 29 JFK . Berkeley 5 3 JFK . Pinole Valley 5 6 JFK . El Cerrito 5 10 JFK . Alameda 5 13 IFK . De La Salle mm Row: U-d Jinsi Hartfleld, Eric McDaniels, Jason Schilling, 081 LyleS- TOP: Shaun Blair, Andre wver, Arthur Adams, Charles Keeton, Ryan Glover, Coach Enos, Robert Hoffman. COACH'S MESSAGE .Regardlless of wins, losses, and draws, Sta:g'iiarslfgroup of ballplayers is out- and huil one measures effort, pride ment 1 e as the ultlmate aCCOmPIiSI'P ,, , , ' , - I feel thlS has been a successful ' MWW 2,250?ng? 2 r A . The Kennedy Eagles at practlce and at play!! V ' : $ . r. 1 ; 7 Season I . . WOrk W315 very motlvatmg for me to ?Z' 5.. 1 men of this caliber. ? ' , ..:.V 4 Coach Randy Enos yam mngvrm. v. ,. . , TOP LEFT: Sorry, you're too late! says Robert Hoffman. TOP RIGHT: Arthur Adams practicing his pitch. CENTER LEFT: Playing pepper at prac- tice. CENTER: What are you looking at Robert Hoffman? CENTER RIGHT: I think I can . .. I think I can, says Shaun Blair. BOTTOM LEFT: Shaun Blair gives teammates moral support. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Eagles practicing their throw. Wm SCOREBOARD 1U 12 JFK vs. Pinole Valley 4 14 JFK vs. Berkeley 4 19 JFK vs. Alameda 4 21 JFK vs. Carondelet 4 26 JFK vs. El Cem'to 4 28 JFK vs. Pinole Valley 5 3 JFK vs. Berkeley 5 5 JFK vs. Alameda 5 10 JFK vs. Carondelet W12 JFK vs. El Cerrito Rolanda Newton, Patsy Robinson, Tina mith, Shephanie Granado, ynelle Matthews, Terre , .chwartz, Tina Johnson, Letitia Bradford, I i! M t W4 , Erica Stevens, Tammy McFarland, ifer Ikuta, Radian Fort, Sabrina Shumake, ar, Makita Mcnealy, Mary old, Kenyetta Hammond, Kisha Gunt st Bottom Row: 0-13 Jenn Tamasha Brown. Top Row: Coach Am Dawson, Felecia Farr, Chris Leggett. 3 , 4? mmxmmwm 'x xxxxxxxxxxxxmxwwxx As we brought home fro song and cheer unity award trophy and banner along stick, we, the 87-88 spirit 5 we had a lot to live up to. our creative minds with de hard work to come up w vacious action-packed routi the eagle fans. We jumpe flipped, yelled, and M C ha IT SQUAD help our team pull out a yes, like all other squads, our ups and downs but 11 we've managed to stay romote eagle spirit through- e year. We had a lot of good ng for our GBAL champion am and our excellent foot- so, we would like to extend nks to alumni spiritleaders and loyal fans for their c support year-round. And to thanks for taking some oft of our shoulders. Overal great year. To future spirit would like to say - Kee Onlinuou; ChriStine he loadofl 1 it wasa Squads We p eagle Spirit 5 Wh. flyin' high! - because that' it's all about e SPIRIT! Carla Pattemm 87'38 Spirit Squa Janetta Minix - Sophomore a A$y The spirit squad make doesn't perform without 5 sure that Kim tretching flrst. m N M F. ' Carla atterson -- Junior ' 1111 or Angela Cam I 1 xx 4W; 2x? 2 4:2; 4 4423;; 2.2274, Send Offs Memorial 101' Sen Z Congratulations! The world is waiting for you. Follow your dreams! Reach for the stars! Go for it! God bless you. We Love You, Dad and Mom Joey and Marian Marvin, We're happy and thankful for you to see you've completed your first goal in life to receive your diploma. Continue on with independence and faith. God will bless you and guide you al- ways. With Love, Dad, Mommy and family Bye-Bye, Obert. llKimill My Darling Krisie, You've continuously m a d e m e p r o u d throughout your life. You are God's gift of love to your family and friends. I Love You! XXXOOO Mama and Lee Dear Dana, You have always been a joy and pleasure in our lives. May happiness and good fortune follow you throughout your life. Love, Mom and Dad Love, Mom and Dad Your 17 years of devel looks very promising fo and the life you wish to and I are very proud 0 you've become. You pos strength and intelligence Congratulations on co first half of your educati luck on the second half. 0Pment so far I the future Pursue. Dad f the perSOn SESS amaZing mpleting the On and good To Hope, Without Hope you cannot dream. Without Hope you cannot wish. Without Hope you cannot live. Without Hope you do not have a prayer Without Hope you cannot Hope to see. Your dreams or your wishes come true. Without Hope you cannot live. Congratulations to our be- loved daughter, Tanya also known to us as Pumpkin. You have reached your first challenge in life - May your future raise more horizons to conquer. We are all so very proud of Our Love, Mom and Dad YOU, my love. Tanya, may you always walk in beauty. What future is there when there is no Hope? When all Hope is gone, you do not have a prayer- With Hope you can live, wish, dream and have the Hope that your prayers will be heard. Congratulations I Love You, Mom Roanr u will walk across the 3R! '3? In June yo . 3 . loam; stage to make the first step toward a l, i' memaking of your own future. As , wily you walk across the stage remem- tammmix her you will succeed in whatever 3 mm on do because you are you and i always, always remember to stay 3 Gold. mom! i mhtions to owl ughter, Tanjjall usas Willi i R readledl01m mvaW me ltOIiwlSm udl mwt l; h 4 Valve! Ti fat. 7 . 0 ' , i snolfemt rhil 12 d ave Love, Dad, Linda and Jill Congratulations on Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Mijoll We're proud of you. May all your dreams come true. Honey you have accomplished your first im- portant goal in life. This is the beginning of your plans for the fu- ture. We will always be there for you. Love, Dad and Mom It's hard to believe this little girl is all grown up. You've made us very proud. You're about to start a new grown-up life - En- joy it! We all Love you, Your Family . . your graduation, Scott. We wish YOU success and happiness ?uiifrything You do, Good Dear John, It seems like yesterday that we carried you in our arms. Today, as you approach the THRESHOLD OF ADULT- HOOD, we carry you in our hearts. Good luck son. We hope your future holds as much joy and fun as your past. May God bless you! Your Family, Derek, Jeff, Mom and Dad Elaine, Graduation what a day - All the dreams, you're on your way - We're so proud, your dad above - Lots of luck, with all our love - Mom, CC, Patty, Dennis, Carrie, Gary and Wendy As you begin this next stage of your development, I wish you all the things wonderful. And may all the joy you can contain, and then just a bit more, be ours. Remember all who have contributed to helping you grow into the warm, kind, gifted young woman you are. All My Love, Mom X Congratulations Staci Through faith and decll. ication you have made Great Accomplish. ments. I'm proud of you. Love You Always, Mommie Miss Kris, You light up my life. You will al- ways be Grand- ma's baby. Love Ya, Grandma Roaul, Congratulations Mar- qu1s, We wish you success and In all thy ways aC- happiness in all you do. knowledge Him and He shall direct thy path. Keep the faith! Marquis remember, In all the ways acknowl- edge the Lord, and He shall direct thy path. Proverbs 3:6 We love you very much. Mom, Dad, 8: Grandpar- ents Mom, Dad, and the other Gandys Chachita: Que Dios te bendiga y te permita ver tus anhelos realizados. Estamos orgulloso de ser tus Padres y te queremos mucho. Dear Yvonne, It is a pleasure to be your mother. Your enthusiasm and zeal for life will bring you success. Congratua- tions. The Force will be with you always. Mlmal y Papa' Staci L May you steer a course Hold fast to dreams - ' through your years to For if dreams die W. ' er Int Life is a broken-winged ports ?een' 1th :V wl- bir d ., creasmg 10y, n0 That cannot fly. edge, interest, and Love your sister and for- r I love. ever friend, From the Jolly Fischer K1m People. a 451L355 W 1933 HereIs To The Memories I i2 We were Iaid-back! aI We were cute! C 1 , , ,Z , , 00d Bye 1111415341611, Luck Scm'qrs! We were competitive! Semior ,2?! ,, ted member of r 0 II. V. H U C a f iked the JFK 1997 apprecua a well 1928- ml vaw QM; AAAA Abbott, Tracy ................ 101 Acosta, Gisela ................ 70 Acosta, Magally ............... 85 Acquistapace, Adrienne ..... 43, 70 Adam, Tina .................. 70 Adams, Airto ................. 70 Adams, Armondo ............. 85 Adams, Inez .............. 33, 85 Adams, Ronica ......... 43, 84, 85 Adger, Terah ................ 101 Adrienne, Olivia .............. 46 Aguilar, Blanca ................ 85 Alexander, Detra ............. 101 Allen, Mario ................. 101 176 Aman, Ali .................... 85 Aman, Nadia ........ 36, 100, 101 Amerson, Genay . . . . 26, 29, 42, 46, 100, 101, 107 Amin, Tyresha ................ 70 Anderson, Andrew ........... 101 Anderson, Angela ............. 70 Anderson, Marcel . . . . 18, 100, 101 Anderson, Shantalet .......... 101 Anderson, Tawnya ............ 70 Armstrong, David ............. 85 Arnold, LaQuona ............. 101 Arnold, Melinda ............. 101 Arriba, Antomio ............... 85 Augustino, Consuelo ........... 85 Austin, Latricia ............... 85 Avalos, Karina ................ 70 Avalos, Luz .................. 7O Baird, Jessica . 35, 36, 41, 42, 44, 47, 7O Bajaras, Eduardo .............. 70 Banks, Amell ................. 85 Banks, Latoiya ............ 41, 42 Banks, Ramon ............... 101 Banuelos, Leandro ............ 101 Banuelos, Pedro ............... 85 Bara, Carmen ................. 44 Barajas, Carmen ............... 85 Barnes, Anthony .............. 85 Barnett, Latesha ............... 70 Barrow, Genos ................ 70 Bauman, Emily . . 34, 35, 36, 38, 42, 46,101, 107 Baxter, Wendy ........ 24, 33, 101 1 Beachum,Eric ...............101 Bell, Jackie ................... 70 Bell, Tameesha ................ 85 Bennett, Tracy ........... 46, 101 Bernstine, Devon . . . . . . . . ....4101 Berry,Deanna ................85 Berry, Yolanda ........... 37,101 70 Berstine,Maurice............-' Bey,Victor 831 Biagi, Kip ............... 41,101 Billups, Anthony .............470: Blackmore, Kerry . . . . . . . . . . W101 Blades, Dawn................101 Blake, Sheila ..83 Blemings, Idonica . . . . . . . 44 . 43,70 Boddie, Tracy ............ , Body, Monica............-----:: BOdy,Renita................ Bolden, Reginald . . 4 Bonner,Latonya Bonner, Rochelle . . . Boushie,Janine Bowles,Arla ....... Bradford, Forest . . . . Bradley, Roxanne. . , . Braswell, Yvette ..... Brawley, Joanna . . . . . Brawley, Kimberly . . . Braziel, Antoine . , Braziel, Charmaine , Breedlove, Zenel . Bridges! Tony . ' . Briseno, I ennifer. ' . Britt! Jamal , . 4 - 3 Britt, SOHYa Bolden, Reginald .............. 70 Bonner, Latonya .............. 85 Bonner, Rochelle .............. 85 Boushie,Janine ........... 38, 70 Bowles,Arla .................. 70 Bradford, Forest .............. 70 Bradley, Roxanne ............. 101 Braswe11,Yvette ..... 42,43, 84, 85 BrawleYIIOanna .............. 85 BMW Kimberly ............ 101 31161 Antome ............... 70 ml Charmaine ............ 85 IeEdlove, Zerrel ........ ndges, Tony ................ :: 3158110, Jennifer .37, 43, 100, 102 BritItlamal ...... gnu sonya ................ 84 :kaI IChristy ...... 39, 42, 44, I :1: OWnI IChristopher ........... 102 1W re here! outta l Brown, Corey ................. 38 Brown, Demetrius ............. 86 Brown, Ingrid ....... 36, 44, 84, 86 Brown, James ................. 71 Brown, LaQuisha ............. 102 Brown, Tamasha .......... 69, 71 Brown, Terry ................ 102 Bryant, Lakesia ............... 71 Bryant, Letrice ................ 44 Bullock, Adrienne ............. 71 Bullock, Monique ............. 102 Burtom, Rochelle .............. 71 Bury, Robb .................. 102 SENIOR INDEX Cable, Tremaine .............. 71 Cachero, Lilibeth . . 37, 41, 100, 102 Cain, Angela ....... 100, 102, 108 Cain, Donald ................. 86 Cain, Gene ................... 86 Cain, Leslie ......... 41, 100, 102 Calhoun, Larry ................ 86 Camacho, Juan ........... 43, 102 Campa, Ana Marie ............ 71 Campbell, Jewel ........... 43, 86 Campbell, Lucreetia ........... 102 Canton, Junaya ............... 86 Carey, Jeffery ................. 71 Carey, Omar ................ 102 Carriere, Tyronne ............ 102 Carter, April .................. 43 Carter, Eric ................... 86 Carter, Latice ................. 86 Carter, Monique ....... 33, 34, 100 Carter, Tujuna ................ 38 Cavness, Timothy ............. 71 Cervantes, Claudia ............ 71 Cervantes, Hector Cervantes, Martha ............. 86 Cha, Padao ................... 71 Chabliss, Rhashonda ........... 71 Chaiysith, Anoulon ............ 71 Chambers, Byron .............. 86 Chappell, Andrea ............. 71 Charlisle, Eugene .............. 71 Charlisle, Jeffery .............. 71 Chatman, David .............. 71 Chavez, Victor ................ 71 Chepard, Carla ............... 86 Chik, Karen .................. 72 Chiles, Erica .................. 71 Chow, Amy ............. 47, 102 Chow, Jennifer ................ 72 Christian, Ira ................. 72 177 ., f Chruchill, Jamie .............. 102 Chruchill, Janine ..... . ......... 43 Chu, Nana .............. 47, 102 Chui, Simon .................. 71 Chung, Kevin. . . . 32, 35, 36, 44, 45, 84, 86 Clare, Ed ................ 37, 38 Clark, Dion .................. 37 Clark, Lashanti ............... 86 Clark, Margaret ........... 43, 86 Clark, Rochelle ............... 87 Clark, Roshawnda ............. 87 Clay, Denise K. .............. 102 Clemons, Rodney ............. 87 Colbert, Lavenia ............. 102 Cole, Ronnie ................. 87 Cole, Troy ................... 87 Collins, Nicole ..... 18, 19, 33, 100 Concy, Elizabeth .............. 44 178 I Conner, Willie ................ 87 Conway, Michelle ............ 102 Cooks, Felicia ................. 87 Cooley, Timon ................ 87 Cooper, Constance ............ 87 Cooper, Greg ................. 72 Corbin, Clarence .............. 72 Cordier, Percy ................ 72 Cort, Todd ........ 35, 36, 47, 102 Cortez, Luma . . . . 35, 37, 42, 84, 87 Courtade, Michelle ........ 42, 72 Cox, Willie ................... 72 Craig, Rana Marie ............. 87 Crane, Jaque .................. 87 Crawford, Jason ............... 72 Crockett, Tracy .............. 102 Cross, Carl .................. 102 Crum, Darvis ................. 72 Crun, Todd ................... 72 SENIOR INDEX Cruz, Jesus ................... 72 Cunningham, Kristin ........... 43 Curtis, Monique .............. 102 Cusseaux, Lamont ............ 102 Dailey, James ................. 72 Daniels, Alexander ........ 72, 87 Daniels, Leodis ........ 38, 40, 72 Danridge, Ezra ................ 87 Darden, Bruce ................ 87 Davis, Aaron ................. 87 Davis, Arvel .................. 87 Davis, Charlie ................ 72 Davis, James .................. 72 Davis, Lorita ................. 102 Davis,Mari0n 72 Davis,Robert.................72 Davis, Roseanne ...... 41,43,103 Davis,Tina...................87 Dawson, Mary ...... 38, 40, 42, 87 Demotte,Nicole...............73 Dennis, Creighton ............ 103 Devers,George M87 Dillon, Lamarah. . . ........-73 Ding, jeff ............. 44, 45, 73 Dixon,Damon,,,........u---73 Dodson, Kirk ................. 87 Donnely, Myla ...... 32, 36, 69, 73 Dorsey, Washawnda . . . . . . - - - . '73 , , .103 Dorton, Jason ............. ..87 Dorton,Niasha Douglas, Charles . . . . . . . . - :: Douglas, Wanda 73 Dozier,Tina.....--- ' Drummond, Norris Duenas, Abel ...... Duncan, LaShunda Dunn, Cynthia . . . Dunn, Otis ....... Durr, Angela ,,,,, 7 EEEE 3 Edwards, Lynette Edwards, Valencia Endo, Hamka, Eng, Ella. . .. English, HEFShel 02a, Gerardo E81111, Charles Esrill, Tom SENIOR INDEX Drummond, Norris ............ 73 Duenas, Abel ................. 73 Duncan, LaShunda ............ 43 Dunn, Cynthia ............... 103 Dunn, Otis .................. 103 Durr, Angela ............. 84, 87 Edwards, Lynette .............. 37 Edwards, Valencia . . 37, 38, 40, 103 Endo, Haruka ............. 47, 87 Eng, Ella ..................... 88 English, Hershel .............. 73 Espinoza, Gerardo ............ 103 Estill, Charles ................. 88 Estill, Tom ............... 46, 47 Estill, Tony ................... 37 Evans, Auterrious ............. 88 Everett, Leteacis .............. 103 Farr, Felicia .............. 43, 88 Fatemi, Michael ............... 73 Featherstone, Desha ........... 73 Feliz, Amity ............ 100, 103 Fenton, Seth. . 34, 35, 36, 39, 44, 45, 47, 103 Figueroa, Marcos .............. 73 Fisher, Raymond .......... 38, 73 Fisher, Shawn ................ 73 . Fitzpatrick, Latrina ............ 103 Fletcher, Keya ................ 73 Fletcher, Mano ................ 73 Flores, Carla .................. 73 .34, 35, 36, 40, 42, 44, Fong, Serena 45, 46, 47, 103 Ford, Tangela ............ 88, 103 Fort, Radiah ........... 36, 69, 73 Fragoza, Ana ................ 103 Franklin, Sharma .............. 73 Fredricks, Kim .......... 100, 103 Freeman, Leah ................ 73 Freeman, Morgana ....... 100, 103 CCGG Gainer, Tanisha ........... 42, 88 Gaines, Carmel ............... 88 Gaines, Trina ............. 38, 40 Candy, Ellen ............. 47, 74 180 Ganjia, Malcom ............... 74 Garcia, Carlos ................ 74 Garcia, Donald ................ 74 Garcia, Gabriel ................ 88 Garcia, Jorje .................. 88 Garcia, Mario ................. 74 Gardner, Lamarco ............. 88 Gardner, Sharaunda . . . . 38, 44, 74 Garret, Jon ................... 74 Gartell, Alonzo ........... 38, 88 Gary, Natasha ................ 44 Gastile, Myron ................ 74 Ghaleb, Saif .................. 74 Gholson, Aisha . J ............. 88 Gibson, Cheryl ................ 74 Gibson, Maree ................ 88 Giddens, Robin ......... 100, 104 Gill, Jamerica ................. 88 Gilliam, Ty ...... 34, 36, 41, 84, 88 Gipson, Gerron .............. 104 Glatzer, Nathan ........ 33, 35, 88 Godfrey, Ericka . . 33, 42, 43, 84, 88 Golitzen, Greg ................ 74 Gonzalez, Ken ......... 35, 44, 74 Gonzalez, Marion ............. 74 Gooden, Niesha ........... 42, 88 Gooselaw, Jason .......... 47, 88 Granado, Stephanie ........ 42, 88 Grant, Maceo . . . . 32, 36, 39, 43, 45, 100, 104 Grantham, Kari . . 32, 33, 36, 42, 88 Grany, Jeffery ................ 104 Graves, Rashida ............... 88 Gray, Natasha ............ 47, 89 Green, Jason .................. 74 Green, Sharon ................ 89 Greer, Dawn ................. 89 Gregory, Taitasha ............. 74 Grewal, Amaninder ........... 104 Griffin, Donald ............... 89 Griffin, Sheree ............... 104 Griggs, Michael ............... 74 Groch, Davina ......... 44, 69, 74 Grose, Zoli ............ 35, 47, 89 Grose, Zoltan ................. 89 Crotch, Robin . . 32, 37, 43, 47, 104 Grove, Tiber .................. 74 Guillory, Joseph ............... 89 Gunter, Kisha ....... 38, 42, 47, 89 Gusters, Annie ................ 74 Gutierrez, Isabel .............. 74 Hackney, William ...... 37, 53, 74 Hall, Chesarae ............... 104 Hall, Donya .............. 40, 42 Hamlett, Rita ................ 104 Hammond, Kenyetta ........... 89 Han, Noah ................... 89 Hannah, Brent ................ 74 Hardnett, Melvin .............. 89 Harris, Atara ............. 44, 89 Harris, Chris ............. 35, 45 Harris, Eddie ................ 104 Harris, Jackie ............. 44, 89 Harris, Krystyna ............... 74 Harris, Miesha ........ 36, 45, 100 Harris, Nicole ................. 89 Harris, William ............... 74 Harrison, Irville ............... 89 Harvey, Jason ................. 89 Hasan-Nifty, Evette ........... 104 Hattin, Margo ................ 89 Hawkins, Leon ............... 104 Hawkins, Raymond ........... 104 Hayes, Latonia ................ 89 Henderson, Akin .............. 74 Henderson, Fraan ............ 74 Henderson, Tamuri ..... - ....... 74 Henke, Jonathan . 33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 46, 104 Hernandez, Albert ............. 89 Hernandez, Jorje .............. 89 Higuenos, Carlos .......... 47, 89 Hill, Jennifer .................. 38 Hill, Jennifer .................. 74 Hill, Tanisha ............. 44, 89 Hillard, Gregory .............. 74 Hinton, Stacie ............... 104 Hodges, Susan . . . . 40, 41, 100, 103, 104 Holder, Karmon ............... 89 Hollins, Samantha ............. 74 Holman, Ericka ............... 74 Holmes, Erica ................. 69 Hoskin, Sean . . . . 35, 36, 47, 84, 89 Howard, Eunica ............... 74 Hsu, Jennifer ................ 105 Hsu, Lily . . . . 35, 36, 37, 41, 42, 47, 100 Hsu, Mark ............... 35, 44 Hsu, Mark ................... 74 Hukom, Roger ................ 89 Hundal, Kamaljit ............. 105 Hunter, Sheree ................ 89 Hurdle, Chrishinda ............ 74 Ibarra, Angel ................. 74 Ikuta, Jennifer . . . 35, 36, 38, 40, 84, 89 Ingavong, Steve .............. 105 Inyayong, Thongchanh ......... 74 Ireland, Shantrell .............. 89 Isaac, Reginald ................ 75 Isabelle, Deborah. . . . 32, 35, 36, 38, 39, 41, 42, 84, 89 Issac, Reggie .................. 53 Jackson, Fred ........... 40, 46 Jackson, Frederick ............ 105 Jackson, Jeremy . . . . . . .. ...38 Jackson, Lashunda . . . . . . . . . . . . .75 Jackson, Regina . . . . . . . .. .,,75 Jackson, Robert ........... 41, 34 Iaffe,Cody...................35 Iaffe, Cody ................... 75 Jaffe, Zachary ................ 105 James, Terence ............... 105 James, Wayland ............... 75 Jefferson, William ............. 75 Jennings, Tanisha ............. 75 Johnson, Charles ............. 105 Johnson, Danielle . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Johnson,Ena 75 Johnson, Janisse ......... 100, 105 Johnson, Latina .............. 105 Johnson, Leanna .............. 75 Johnson, Martin ............... 75 Iohnson,Stacy...............105 Johnson,Tiffany ,...........-.75 Johnson, Zanette .............. 75 Iones,Anissa 42 Jones, Danelle ............... 105 Jones, Kelvin 75 Jones,Manuel ,.............--38 Jones, ManuelHW......-75 Jones, Terre ................. 105 Iones,Terrie..................38 ...40 Jones,Terri................ 35, 105 Kahl, Collin ............. Karnsouw KaUFI Rajil Keeton, Cl Keeton, T1 Keith, Rod Kilfe, Sena King 57d! Knighten, KrafSOuVOJ 7 ,- , Lacy, Dietr Lambert, K laura, Ven Le, Thi Pm Leanos, An Lee, Darrel Lee, Derricl Lee, Miesh; Lee, Stacie Lee, Steve. Leigh, R0 Leonard, T Lewis, Juli Li, Colleen Lincoln, R. Lindsey, D 7 Lindsteadt, Little, Erica Liu, Ashley LOPQZI Da LOuie, Dan Love, Mari Love, Manx LOWQI She L ! Cheryl Luckey, An Kaur, Rajinder ................ 42 Keeton, Charles .............. 105 Keeton, Travis ............... 105 hi 1 Keith, Rodney ............... 105 4 M Kilfe, Senait .................. 43 . hm g King, Sydney ......... 43, 47, 105 . Knighten, Robert ............. 105 E r Krarsouvong, Khambang ........ 38 IL Rabat , 8dr... ' ' J 4 1' Lacy, Dietrich ................ 106 Team... Lambert, Karen ........ 35, 38, 42 Wayland... Laura, Veronica ............... 43 mWLIIiam 1 Le, Thi Puong ............... 106 pjanisha Leanos, Anarosa .......... 42, 47 nkaS-v Lee, Darrel ................... 37 m Dam'elle Lee, Derrick ................. 106 m Em Lee, Miesha .............. 34, 84 L W ,,,,,,,,, 11351? Lee, Stacie .................. 106 LBW , Lee, Steve ............. 33, 35, 44 - LW Leigh, Rodrigo .......... 106, 110 . . Leonard, Terrance ............ 106 bWA Lewis, Julique .......... 42, 43, 84 :annM ' Li, Colleen ....... 36, 44, 100, 106 MW. Lincoln, Rolanre ............. 106 Y, .. Lindsey, Drennon ...... 18, 41, 42 :59, .551; Lindsteadt, Kristen. . 32, 37, 43, 106 . ' Little, Erica ................... 69 M Liu, Ashley .................. 106 M J 1 Logan, Rochelle , 24 33 WW Lopez, David ................ 106 79 '3 Louie, Danny ................ 106 NO , LOVE, Marion ............. 69, 76 Love, Maureen ............... 100 Lowe, Sherri .............. 40, 43 Lu,Chery1 .................. 106 Lucas, Shawn ................ 106 35,105 Luckey, Anjanette ............ 106 V Karnsouvong, Khambang ...... 105 Luckey, Don .................. 76 Lyles, Georgette ............... 76 Lynch, Darrell ................ 76 Mack, Velna .................. 76 MacNeil, Erin. . . . 32, 34, 35, 36, 42, 44, 46, 100, 106, 107 Manivanh, Chad S. ........... 106 Manivanh, Theb .............. 41 Mapp, Victor ................. 76 Marion, Paula ........... 38, 106 Markin, Nicole ................ 76 Marshall, Damian ............. 76 Martinez, Deborah. . . 36, 41, 42, 84, 92 Martinez, Magdalena ........... 92 Martinez, Saul ........ 35, 41, 106 Mason, Kevin ................. 76 Mason, Markeith .............. 77 Matthews, Jynelle ...... 42, 84, 92 Mayo, Tamara ............... 106 Mays, Kevina .......... 37, 42, 92 McCallough, Lenique .......... 92 McCarthy, Mario .............. 92 McCaulie, Linda .............. 77 McClellan, Michael ............ 77 McClendon, Anthony .......... 77 McCollins, Darien ............ 106 McCoy, Adriane ........... 37, 92 McCoy, Gwendolyn .......... 106 McCoy, Tioni . . . . 36, 39, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 84, 92 McCray, Temisha ............. 43 McDonald, Ardarius .......... 106 McDonald, Cleo .............. 106 McDowell, Suzette ........... 107 McElvane, Jean ............... 77 McFarland, Tamara ............ 92 McGann, Terrance ............. 41 McGee, Floyd ................. 77 McGee, Kindra ............... 107 McGee, Steven ................ 92 McMillan, Donna .......... 44, 92 McMorris, Tasha .............. 77 McNeil, Carmen .............. 92 McPherson, Kim .............. 69 Megia, Ligia .................. 92 Mejia, Olivia ............. 42, 77 Miller, Aaron ................. 35 Miller, Mandrell ............... 77 Miller, Sherry ................. 77 Milsap, Asha ................. 92 Minczeski, Ariel ........... 42, 92 Minix, Ieanetta ................ 92 Molina, Cheryl ................ 77 Moltrie, Dawn ............... 107 Montero, Michelle ............. 92 Monteur, Michelle ............. 43 Montoya, Liza . . . 14, 32, 36, 41, 43, 45, 107 Moody, Bentley ............... 77 Moore, Andrea ................ 40 Moore, Dayatra ............... 92 Moore, James ............ 41, 107 Moultrie, Dawn ....... 33, 34, 100 Mumon, La Lae .............. 100 Munson, Sindy ............... 92 Murray, Kima. . . . 38, 40, 46, 84, 92 Muse, Angela ..... 37, 41, 100, 107 Nash, Ryan .................. 77 Nath, Adam .................. 77 Navarro, Maria .............. 107 Nelson, Demetrius ............. 92 Nelson, Ericka ............... 107 Nelson, Paulette ............. 107 Newell, Eddie ................ 77 Newman, Blari ................ 77 Newton, Rolanda .......... 44, 84 Nickleberry, Elaine ............ 43 Nixon, Gary .................. 77 Nur'rs, Stacy ........... 42, 43, 77 Oakley, Rochawada ............ 92 Oceguera, Antonio ............ 92 Oceguera, Lisa ................ 42 Oceguera, Raul ............... 93 Ogles, Lisa .................. 107 Oliver, Derion ................ 93 Olsen, Ryan ........... 35, 44, 77 Oni, Christopher .............. 93 Oni, Simone .................. 77 Orozco, Antonio ............. 107 Orozco, Fernando ............. 77 Ortis, Luis ................... 78 Overstreet, Adrian ............. 78 Paden, Shannon ....... 36, 69, 78 Palmer, Patrice ............... 107 Panado, Norman .............. 93 Parker, Latasha ............... 78 Patrick, Dion ................ 107 Patterson, Carla . . 10, 13, 15, 36, 45, 48, 100, 107 Patterson, Nicole .......... 42, 93 Paysinger, Estelle ....... 36, 84, 93 Pearson, Rusty ................ 78 Peeler, Lamonte ............... 93 Penn, Marlon ....... 38, 40, 46, 93 Percival, James ................ 78 Perez, Michael ................ 93 Perry, Patrick ................ 107 181 UNDERCLASSMEN INDEX Peterson, Akil ............... 107 Peterson, Matt ............ 35, 93 Petty, Karla .................. 93 Phillips, Damon ............... 18 Phillips, Jenny Lynn ........... 78 Phillips, Michael ....... 38, 40, 93 Pierre, Chante ................ 93 Pierre, Rhonda ................ 93 Pineda, Brandon ............. 107 Pitts, Derrick ............ ' ..... 93 Plummer, Christopher ..... 34, 100, 108 Ponce, Iulisa .................. 78 Posey, Joseph ................. 78 Prejean, Monica .............. 108 Quintero, Lucia ............... 78 Rachal, Michael ............... 78 Rael, Racheal ................. 78 Ran, Nbah ................... 47 Rasmussen, Jennifer . 35, 36, 41, 42, 108 Raymond, Conrad ............. 93 Reed, Darchelle ............... 69 Reed, Darcheal ................ 78 Reed, Kwame . . . . 18, 38, 40, 41, 43, 84, 94 Reed, Marchelle ........... 69, 78 Reed, Tracy ................. 108 Renteria, Adriana .............. 94 Renteria, Blanca ............... 78 Reyes, Benjamin .............. 94 Rhone, I.D ................... 108 Rice, Serena .................. 43 Richardson, Yvette ..... 33, 34, 108 182 Roberts, Albion ........... 47, 94 Roberts, Christopher .......... 108 Robertson, Reashan ............ 44 Robertson, Shahala ..... 42, 44, 94 Robinson, Casandra ........... 44 Robinson, Gerald .............. 78 Robinson, Haji ............... 108 Robinson, Marcell ............. 94 Robinson, Pasty Robinson, Vernon ........ 39, 108 Rodriguez, Armando .......... 108 Rodriguez, Javier .............. 94 Rogueu, Twiana ............... 69 Rollins, Paris ................. 78 Rongean, Tiwaounia ........... 78 R005, Salathiel ................ 94 Rowland, Bret ................ 78 Royal, Ashanta ............... 94 Royal, Miriam ............ 69, 78 Russel, Xavier ................ 78 Russell, Naima ................ 44 Russo, Niema ................ 108 Saechao, Meuy ............... 108 Saechao, Nai Eng ......... 47, 108 Saechao, Nai Lin .............. 78 Saechao, Nai Xieng ........... 108 Saechao, Pa Fou H ............. 78 SaeChao, Pa Pou ............. 108 Saechao, Sen Eng ............. 78 Saechow, Jennifer ............. 42 Saephan, Lio Ta ............... 78 Saepharn, Nai Ta ............. 108 Sahaouia, Emile ..... . ...... 3 5, 78 Sahouria, Esam ........... 35, 79 Saif, Fazana .................. 79 Saif, Panwana ................ 79 Saindon, Chris . . . 29, 34, 41, 45, 46, 47, 108 Sanchez, Elsa ............. 42, 94 Sanchez, Imelda ........ 42, 44, 94 8 Sanders, Alonzo ............... 94 Sanderson, Diedra ............. 79 Sanderson, Torriano .......... 108 Sandhanwalia, Parbdee ........ 109 Sapp, Kessy .............. 18, 79 Sappal, Manjit ............... 109 Savage, Cornelius ............. 94 Schleneth, Jennifer ............ 79 Scott, Bryan .............. 37, 94 Scott, Fanette ................. 94 Scott, Mark .................. 109 Scott, Milton ................. 79 Segovia, Patricia .......... 38, 79 Seiffers, Vaugh ................ 95 Shaffer, Michael ........... 40, 95 Sharper,Ronvell .79 Sherman, Monique ............ 95 Shields, Michelle ............. 109 Shimizu, Judith .......... 39, 109 Shumake, Sabrina ......... 42, 95 Siebert, Danielle ............. 109 Sims, Nicole .................. 79 Sims, Shanta ................. 77 Sipp, Celeste ................. 79 Smith, Asa ............... 37, 95 Smith, Frank ................. 79 Smith, Kevin ................. 79 Smith, Marion ................ 79 Smith, Melvin ......... 38, 40, 95 Smith, Nakeitha ........... 68, 79 Smith, Paris .................. 95 Smith, Rochelle ............... 79 Smith, Shantese ............... 95 Smith, Shelena ............ 69, 79 Smith, Tommy ................ 79 Smith, Valerie ................ 95 Sneed, Yulonda .......... 109 Snell, Charlinza .............. 109 Seller, Julie ........ 29, 42, 47, 109 Sommer, Leslie . . 32, 35, 36, 42, 79 Souksamphanh, Pri ............ 79 Spain, Marcell ................ 95 Standley, Kenneth ............ 109 Starkweather, Matt ........ 44,79 Steadman, Gregory ............ 79 Stenson, Latricesa ............. 80 Stephenson, Sean ............ 109 Stevenson, Oliver ............. 80 Stewart, Albert ............... 109 Stewart, Matthew ............. 80 Stump, Stacy ................. 95 Sullivan, Crystal ...... 40, 47, 109 Sullivan, Rockelle . . . . . . . . . . . . .95 Swift, Christina .......... 43, 109 Talley, Tanisha ............... 95 Tatooie, Carla . . . . 41, 47, 100, 109 Taylor, Harold ................ 80 Taylor, Jackie . . . . . . 36, 100,109 Taylor, Java .............. 44,80 Taylot, Leteur ................. 80 Thibode, Latrice .............. 109 Thomas, Angelique . . . . 41,47,109 Thomas, Betty ............... 109 Thomas, Danielle ........ 100, 109 Thomas, Rita ................ 109 Thomas, Roderick ............ 109 Thompson, Alondra 32,45,100 Thorton, Omar ............... 109 Thorton, Shonya ............. 109 Tillis, Shawn ................ 110 Tinsley, Natasha . . . . 35,361,1402l,14171: ..95 Tlatenchi,Iuan.............. Talbert' R4 Tolbert, 5t Tom, Carl! T 0m, Kevi TownSend Tramble, 1 Tran, CUC Traylor, C Trevino, C Troter, Ma , Tsukahira, Tu, Brain Tupuolin, , Turner, Er Tynes, m ,' -.- Valdivia, I Vance, Ch VanHook, VanHook, Vann, Ant Vann, Om Vargas, Jo Vasquez, w Vasquez, l Vasquez, l . Vasquez, w Vasquez, , Tolbert, Rochelle .............. 80 Tolbert, Stephanie ............ 110 2941.4: Tom, Carlene . . . . 41, 44, 47, 69, 80 he 3233.36 Tom, Kevin .................. 95 M,an , Kl Townsend, Roquisha ....... 42, 43 M Tramble, Kirk.. 34, 39, 45, 100, 110 Kmneth. Tran, Cuc .................... 80 '49er ........ 4y I Traylor, Christine ...... 37, 42, 95 46W ......... Trevino, Cynthia .......... 42, 95 Wm Troter, Mark .................. 80 ' 15m, ' f. Tsukahira, Jarred .............. 95 .Oliver . Tu, Brain ................ 35, 95 Albert. Tupuolin, Esther ............. 110 . nhew .' Turner, Eric .................. 80 WY Tynes, Torya .... 32, 36, 42, 84, 95 Crystal 40,47,113 Rodelle , m 14 r Valdivia, Maria ............... 80 Vance, Charles ................ 95 .X VanHook, Lori ......... 41, 42, 95 nisha VanHook, Nicole . . . . 36, 41, 69, 80 arla .4 41,47,me ' Vann, Antonie ............... 110 mm Vann, Omar .................. 95 kie ,,,,,,,, 361 100' 1F Vargas, Jose .................. 95 a ............. M Vasquez, Debra ............... 45 em ! ;j Vasquez, German ............. 80 am'ceuwu' h Vasquez, Guillermina ......... 110 ngeliqueH'JLni: , Vasquez, Larena .............. 80 Vasquez, Nelson .............. 80 Vasquez, Rosa ................ 80 Vaughn, Tanzaneka ........ 44, 95 Vazquez, Guillermine .......... 47 Victorino, Mary Beth ..... 100, 110 Vides, William ............... 110 Viengvillay, Sauachanh ......... 96 Walker, Frantasia. . 33, 44, 100, 110 Walker, Greg ................. 80 Walker, Lakisha ............... 38 Walker, Leroy ................ 96 Walker, Taiwan ............... 96 Walker, Tamara .............. 110 Wallace, Clarence ............. 80 Wang, Julie. . . 35, 36, 38, 42, 44, 47, 80 Ward, Billy ................... 96 Ward, Rahsan ............... 110 Wardell, Felicia ............... 80 Ware, Mar'cus ................. 80 Watkins, Randal .............. 80 Warren, Tajme ............... 110 Washington, Rhonda ....... 44, 96 Washington, Telesse .......... 110 Waston, Kisha ............... 110 Weatherhead, Jake ............. 96 Weathersby, Deshun ........... 96 Webster, Ronald .............. 80 UNDERCLASSMEN INDEX Wells, Karis ........ 38, 41, 42, 96 Wells, Latonia ............... 111 Wesley, Ishameal ............. 111 West, Kevin ................. 111 White, Diwon ................. 80 White, Jermaine ............... 81 White, Johanna ............... 96 White, Johnathan .............. 96 White, Lawrence ............. 111 White, Mashariki . 42, 43, 44, 84, 96 White, Timothy ............... 96 White, Yvette ................ 100 Whiteside, Korey .............. 96 Wilbert, Tessa . . . 32, 33,. 3'4, 35, 36, 45, 84, 96 Wilkerson, Bradley .......... .. 111 Williams, Charlotte ........... 111 Williams, Charles .............. 96 Williams, Cynthia ............ 111 Williams, Del Marche ......... 111 Williams, Dennis .............. 96 Williams, Derrick ....... . ....... 81 Williams, Emmet . . . . 35, 41, 46, 96 Williams, Latrece .............. 81 Williams, Malcom ............. 96 Williams, Marcell .............. 81 Williams, Nesa ..... 36, 43, 47, 100 Williams, Oscar ............... 81 Williams, Rennee .......... 24, 81 Williams, Ricky ............... 96 Williams, Soroya ......... 44, 111 Williams, Stephanie ............ 38 Williamson, Joseph ........... 111 Williamson, Ray .............. 111 Willis, Erin ................... 81 Willis, Ladell ................. 81 Willis, Ramon ............... 111 Wilson, Chris ................. 81 Wilson, Mona ................. 81 Wilson, Randy ................ 81 Wilson, Varnette .......... 47, 96 Winfield, Julia ................ 81 Wise, Derek .................. 96 Wise, Homer ................. 81 Wong, Emily ................. 81 Wong, Melissa ........... 44, 111 Woods, Maurice .............. 111 Woods, Renaye ............... 96 Woods, Twana ................ 96 Wright, Jean .................. 81 Yancy, Darlene ............... 81 Yi, Chae ................ 47, 111 Yi, Kyong .......... 42, 44, 47, 81 Young, Bridget ................ 81 :IWHM , , wmwww'rw' ' ' v4: 1; W WW7 , r Wm'w M W ?ywvmy; iew Rev in Messages and Colophon r a e V1 x Mx, Z ,, , tag??? jMMMM , M 0 MMO, xMMMiiMWMM, , M MM MM M m . , MWWMMWWVMMMWWMMWQMW chMm M M ?;M, 50 M M ,4 MM M X776 ab , , , r, , y M y M, X 7ch MM WW4 7M M04 V, Mg 07 M ; MM? , M? 7!; KMX , M17, ,, , 6 $43; 4M Mg??? ,, , OLCMKMMMMMQ Xv ; M? , . . 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OCT 19: The Dow Jones Industrial plunges over 500 points in one day of panic trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Y Mine your own business The US. Navy moves into the Persian Gulf to sweep for mines and protect merchant shipping under attack in the spreading IraIVIraq war. V Willie'Smith 39 4'fashion designer, Robert Preston 68 -- actOr 1 Andres Segovia 94 4 classical guitarist Jackie Gleason 71 4- Comedian John Huston 81 ... directoVactor Danny Kaye 74 - comedian Geraldine Page 62 -, actress 'nyay Bolger 83 ..1 aCtor J Harold Washlngton 65 ... mayor Fred Astaire 88 w actovdancer Lee Marvin 63 w- actor , Bob Posse 6O 4 Choreographer Lorne Green 72 -wac,torr Arms wrestling champs A DEC 8: Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev shake hands after signing the nuclear arms reduction treaty in Washington. Rescued at last OCT 19: After three days of slow progress, rescuers finally free 18-month-old Jessica McClure from an abandoned well in Midland, TX. Y couCh potatoes A 1 ' CPI players , Qlasilost ., i L,acid- washed jeans Yuffles tyoung urban failureSN disposable cameras Donald Trump iry'Spuds MacKenzie , i-thiyrtySomething 1 anow-boarding i 1 superconductors , t A tour for peace 1 t And in sports . . . Pope John P3111 H is presented With an - ' . The Washington Redskins celebrate American eagle feather in Phoenix, , T 4. ' t their 42-10 Super Bowl rout of the AZ, one stop of his 10-day tour of the 4- , T i . Denver Broncos. Minnesota took the US. and Canada. Y 'i . i 'i ' ea World Series in seven games against V St. Louis. Y Panic in Arcadia h SEP 11: The Ray family of Arcadia, FL, whose three boys suffer from the AIDS virus, leave town after their home burned down, presumably by arson. They later settled in Sarasota, FL where that community offered its sympathetic support. The Iran-contra Affair: Final . , 4 . . 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