La Cumbre Junior High School - La Cumbrean Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1968 volume:

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X ADMIIZED F-OB I-HQ UNDE ING-AND GUIDANCE Mr. Michael Saunders is a man who will be remembered by his students for his understanding and his ability to teach government in an interesting way. However, it is not only his classroom qualities that make Mr. Saunders special, but his concern and interest for all the students of la Cumbre. Whether it be staying late to prepare for the Inter-School meeting or issuing tickets for the Spring Show, he was al- ways ready to help. Mr. Saunders is greatly admired because he always en- courages us to get things done ourselves, and teaches us to accept greater responsibilities. He is a person who will really listen to us and respect our ideas and goals. Because of this, we have had the feeling that he is really on our side. Mr. Saunders is a man who has gained respect from his - fellow colleagues on the faculty, and now he deserves our recognition. It is with our deepest sincerity that we dedi- cate this 1968 La Cumbrean to Mr. Michael Saunders, a man who will always remain in our memories. lt CTX .jr QF fit 5 lffl X K XUHH' , i Qgag, .. I ,wax -qv---' . MF, 1535 .E , R SGW XX -.-,SJ lf? M'NlQI12ATloN F!-YCULTY .1 X' F ,nu- ,QUE-. ,jp- The Superintendent of Schools and the Board of Education are dedicated individuals who are chosen to oversee La Cumbre and other District Schools. The Superintendent advises the Board on educational matters and must make sure that all the schools run smoothly. The members of the Board of Education are elected for four-year terms, during which they serve ably. They make decisions concerning personnel, finance, curriculum, text- books, school sites, and many other things necessary to the functioning of Santa Barbara 's many schools. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Norman B. Scharer THE SCHOOL BO RD ENHANCED OU!-21 EDUCATION Board of Education- -Seated, from left to right, are Board Members David R. Gammons, Arnold W. Iacquemain Qpresidentj, and Mrs. Janet West. Standing are Board Members Dr. Donald S. Boots and Robert E. Kallman QVice Presidentj. 3 l S 1 4 z v it 1 -il I ',-Q I . 49' MD. D L BELLO GUIDED Tl-IE BUQYYEAPJ The joys I have possessed are ever mineg out of thy reach, behind ernity, hid in the sacred treasure of the past but blest remembrance brings ern hourly back, John Dryden C1631-17001 In these pages you have attempted to capture pictorially, in word and ndid expression, life at La Cumbre during the 1967-68 school year. These gnificant events, people and experiences portrayed and preserved for pos- rity in this yearbook will in years to come hold fond memories of bygone ys. I sincerely hope they will be some of the happiest days in your life. As another chapter in your education comes to an end, a new one looms ead. It too will add to the wealth of your growing world of experience. us, the continuing process of growth, of experiencing new educational ad- ntures, of becoming ever more conscious of the world in which you will meday take your place unfolds before you. Woven inextricably throughout is ever widening panorama of life will be unforgettable memories. It we o havehad the responsibility of guiding your education in junior high school ve been to some degree successful, then I am sure your memories of La mbre will be nostalgically recalled. Ahead of you lies the uncharted future, bright and clear as a summer nrise. lt can hold for you happiness, success, hopeg as a matter of fact, atever you want of it. Your obligation is to determine for yourself what at future will be and work towards its fulfillment. Good luck and best wishes your way. Paul G. Dal Bello Principal New --i' Y'--up - ,,,,.,f ' : Mrs. Jean Anthony, Girls' Vice Principal, Usherettes, Moniters. ,S ff h K Mr. Otis Powell, Boys' Vice Principal, Moniters. 'N e VICE PRINCIPALS: Two of the people we will remember from La Cumbre are Mrs. Jean l ' Anthony and Mr. Otis Powell, Girls' and Boys' Vice Principals. Besides helping us with various problems and responsibilities, they also devoted ' their time to aid the office staff and Mr. Dal Bello. when we needed help, they were always ready to give it to us. If we needed understanding, they understood. Sometimes we didn't see eye-to-eye with them, but most of the time we could see they were working to make this year a memorable one. At left are pictured Mrs. Anthony and Mr. Powell, holding one of their many conferences throughout the year. Tl-IEYAQQIQTED QYUDENTQAND FACULW. COUNSELORS: At one time or another almost everyone has gone to see the counselors. It might be about next year's course choices, a SCAT test percentage, a transfer, or a quesdon about college. They are there to answer such questions and to help if you have problems with school work or at home. They use your grades, your SCAT and STEP test percentages and teacher comments to place you in the class where you will do your best. They also help you decide whether you want to take a certain course or not. No matter what, they were always ready to give their assistance. , xy 12 X Miss Thora Hodge, ' 'Qs Counselor E 'si Mr. Harold Jones, J Counselor . g - J fb Mrs. Jean Silver, : ' ' ' Counselor 4 Mr. Don Skipworth, ' - Counselor rim K Yi Sq,-..-' lie At left is Mr. Skipworth telling about the problems of scheduling classes for year. Above left to right are Mrs. lean Silver, Mr. Donald Sklpworth, Mr. Harold Jones, and Miss Thora Hodge. -H f ' ,x lfx - x -s. 5f r+ 1 0 v L X X W 1 The women who work in the office are in- dispensable to everyone. They take care of the ausiness and of La Cumbre, taking incoming calls and ordering necessary materials. They eep the teachers supplied with paper and pencils nd admit us after an absence. Above, they are, rom left to right, Mrs. Dorothy Day, Attendance lerk, Mrs. Pat Kohrs, Principal's Secretary, and s. Peggy Steed, Secretary, PBX Receptionist. To the right several of the office activities re shown. Mrs. Steed answers an incoming all as Shari Cathcart, an Office Practice stu- ent, looks for a student's file card. In the x .. f ackground, Mr. Anderson hands Mrs. Day a . ' of assignments for a sick student. Mrs. Day Qu V X' X forward this list to the student. Below, Mrs. puts some mail in a teacher's box. THEY WEEE ALWAYS FZEADYTO HELP The Teacher Aides are a great help to teachers and students. They p type test papers for the teachers and correct tests and do other things to l help them in their busy schedules. This way the teachers have time to set up special projects or have a slightly easier work load. In the pic- ture below, Mrs. Whitehouse, front left, types a homework assignment to be mimeographed, Mrs. Jolly types a test and Mrs. l-Ietzler operates the mimeograph machine. -1 1 ' , ' v I r X A Q 'ir ' . S. A A - . It I3 ENGLISH AND READING DEVELOPED This year the English curriculum proved interesting for 4 everyone. Several good books were read this year by stu- , 4- dents in each of the three grades. 'I'hose books read included H X J TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, THE POND, CAINE MUTINY ' TRIAL, and WHEN LEGENDS DIE. - Many movies were shown to correlate the reading with visual experience. Some of these were: TOM SAWYER, JOHNNY TREMAIN, THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER, and A TALE OF TWO CITIES. Finally, the new Quadruplex was ued by English teachers V I and Government teachers to integrate the two subject areas. All the departments met with the counselors in the mid- i' C116 of the year to discuss next year's plans. Below the ii i . J T' h T J English department pauses for a rest during their meeting. ' ,T V Y A H 4-gn F To the right, Mrs. Reese looks at a ninth grader who is too p J 4? ' ' A , 4, ' O p zealousy reading his JULIUS CAESA-R while he is trying to l f I X. fr A emphasize a point in the play. L 1 ,iff lil N ii, Ivjfhifg 1 ' ' - E -1..f'. Ti Mr. William Reese, English Dept. Chairman, English, Ninth f l.j,,,,k'U grade class Activities and Graduation. Mrs. Marianne Baird, English. Mrs. Pat Collard, English, Girls' League. Mrs. Dorothy J 'ex ' 3, .Jimi Collins, English. Mr. James Cunningham, English, Government, Student Council. Mrs. Vicki Krend, English, French, DrillTearn. . Mr. David McEachen, English, Speech Arts, LCC, Minority. Mr. Harry Sims, English, Journalism, Lancer's Scroll, La Cum- ,Q brean. Miss Marianna White, English, Literary Magazine. iw:-Y in 1 - - fm f f 5 ,Nw-,IQQ-,aiu-. .r W , ' , HW- ' '55 1 ' ' , M., , x . if f ...vs ' . '-L..4..a4i?. OUPJMANY COMMUNICATION QKJLLQ. The Reading Department teachers endeavored to introduce a new program to Reading classes this year as students went on field trips in the Santa Barbara area These students went to the police station, the News- Press, the airport, a hospital, Cable T. V. and many g other interesting places. Also, many speakers came to the classes to speak and to answer many student ques- tions. All of this came about through Project Opportu- nity which, among other things, familiarizes the stu- dent with vocational opportunities in the community. Both the teachers and the students enjoyed these worthwhile activities. ng . ills- . 42' I 4. . , 'E u-Yr' I Q . l 3 I , 5, - ' 9, ' ,JW K. he Qvrx-. lf- Mrs. Nancy Lorden, Reading Dept. Chairman, Reading, English, Literary Magazine. Mr. Eugene Jackson, Reading. Mr. Richard' Reed, Reading, English. Mrs. Edna Taylor, Reading, English, History. Mrs. Ruth Williams, Reading, English, History. Mrs. Io Anne Wolfard, Reading. iii I 5+-.T ,..- ,, X - If 'f ii A. unidentified entleman holds o en the door of a readin lab for Mrs. Wolfard. Once inside, Mrs. Wolfard uses the 8 P 8 one of the many machines she and other Reading teachers used in reading development. 15 LANGUAGE TZXUGHTUQTF-IE SPEECH 1 J M l fr- l -,. Yer I ' f . L I V U ' Q I ,T , V ' 'RM' J W - W Y.. 4' 1' ,N ' Q V F, l At La Cumbre Iunior High many students began the study of a foreign language. English was difficult enough, but now we had to learn the pronunciation and grammar of a whole new language. Spanish, French, and Latin are the languages offered to L.C. students. Ninth graders studied their chosen language more ex- tensively dealing with more difficult grammar and more conversational practice. ln the fall, the Spanish Club was formed for students interested in more practice with the language. Also, for the second time, the Rhudean Reeves Memorial Award was given to a deserving ninth grade Spanish student. Correct proununciation is an integral part of language learning. Practicing with the tape recorder are Sally Bow- man and John Coudray of Mrs. Krend's French I class. 16 CRow lp Mr. Gilbert Herrera, Language Dept. Chairman, Spanish, Latin, Spanish Club. Mr. Frank Brownie, Spanish, Yearbook Advisor. Miss Kathleen Fodrocy, French, Girls' League. CROW 2: Mr. Mal Parker, Spanish, Yearbook Advisor. Mrs. Ida Rusinek, Spanish, Spanish Club. Mrs. Luella Thompsor Spanish. l Students in Spanish 3-4 were given the opportunity to converse in Spanish. Students are shown here in their discussion groups in Mr. Parker's 4th period class. VN 3 +2 N PA R I S 3 'i OFTTJE LANDS WE EQCPLOPED IN HISTORY Mr. Michael Saunders, History Department hairman, American Government, 9th Grade lass Activities and Graduation, Dance Com- ra- nittee. Mr. Thomas Bateman, Special Educa- , .V Q' if X sf I I on. Mr. Robert Davidson, U.S. History. Mr. 'iff Ful Davis, History. Mr. Walter Frye, History, ,4 'H I f A iglish. Mr. George Glerum American Gov- fnment. Mr. James Jacobson, History. Mrs. ancy Murray, U. S. History. Mr. Herbert impkins, American Government, Student 1, ourt, Project Look-Up. Mr. Dennis Sonnen- xg, y rg, History, Boys' League. Mr. DennisStaley, ' istory, Photography Club, Yearbook Photography. Social Studies is a required course interesting to everyone. venth Graders started out learning World History. This was scinating as they discovered how civilizations began anddied. 'ghth Graders learned of how the United States became a coun- y and what has happened to it during the years in United States istory. Ninth Graders Studied American Government, World eography and Driver Training. These courses taught them of e Constitution, the political system and the various workings of r government. They also learned of other regions of the world d the fundamentals of driving. In the third quarter many overnment classes learned Inter- Nation-Simulation, which owed the difficulties of running a country. To the right, one Mr. Jacobson's top scholars points out a part of Holland, while low, Cathy Cavanaugh says something which obviously pleases . Saunders. se t . Q:-Jgv.-. I , N if or s gl - .C '- xii x A A ' ' V' fxxl 5 A .ti X if ,Vx 1. ,eq ,i - - dbx Q Q. K vs, -.X if 1 . Mr. Eoff and Mr. Padilla, as all math teachers, take a personal interest in their students MNH WAS A QUCCEQQION OF PROBLEMS Math was the favorite of many students this year. Seventh graders found mang new math terms and concepts in their first year at La Cumbre. Soon, though, they got into the swing of it and were doing well. The eighth grade delved further into the mystery of numbers, using those formerly baffling properties such as the commutative, associative, and distributive principles. The ninth grade studied either General Math, which went over unclear points and introduced new ones, or Algebra, which, although confusing at times, went pretty well. fav ' .i ' A r , 1 . A t ...V L ... it m y - at-1 at . N ,rmiaiia 5 S g' ' f r N' , m L, t Y I IX- 1 Q p 1 l M?-'l : L S all - no' X jg., - ,W A it 18 Mrs. Nellie Allen, Math Department chairman, Math, NJHS. Mr. Dwight Anderson, Math. Mr. Daniel Bennet, Math. Mr. Gene Eoff, Math, Officials' Club. Mr. Joseph Grant, Matl Mr. Noel Lane, Math, Boys' League. Mrs. len Leong, Math. Mr. Trino Padilla, Math, Boys' League. Mr. Willard Wilvert, Math, Chess Club. Mrs. Georgia Winslow, Math. QCIENCE PPDMPTED MANY QUEQHONQ Science was fun and interesting this year. Besides the usual class work with the textbook, students did many interesting things. Several guest speakers from various fields came in to enlighten students about their areas of scientific study. Field trips were made to the Memorial Cancer Foundation, the Museum Planetarium, tidepools, and several other places. By such field trips, students were able to experience seeing some of the things discussed in their classes. Many students worked with telescopes and microscopes trying to see into the mystery of the minute and the vast. Some students took part in the dissection of preserved animals and plants. Many students took part in the Intra-School Sci- ence Fair. Below, several of Mr. Cudney's eighth graders think they know the right answer. ' av' L- -fe: 1 - A X ' I I fi 'V it 1 , H, . - ,, R I Mr. John Hickok, Science Dept. Chairman, Science. Mr. James Billig, Science. Mr. Lawrence Cudney, Sci- ence. Mr. Lester Wolfe, Science, Surf Club. Jr H' 'V 31' '- r- , I N. X OUIZIIVPING QICJLLQ WILL HELP IN TF-IE . Typing is taught in order to give students the opportunity to acquire a very useful skill which can be used now or in later years. Teachers alternated speed drives with accuracy drives. Besides the many typing drills, students enjoyed typing to records, typing with the speed projector, and art typing. Above, right, Mrs. Irwin pauses to listen to a student's question on typing. .fax Mrs. Elene Findley, Typing 9 Dept. Chairman, Typing. Mrs. 'gcjane Irwin, Typing, Reading. I X I9 46' Q,- 1591.11 wx L is 1- Mr. Gary Moore, Art, Department chairman, Art. Mrs. Betsy Couch, Art, Art Club, Year- 11 Z V book. Mrs. Bonnie Hill, Art. Mrs. Lorrie ' Serena, Art Club, Art. Mr. Herbert Fredlund, Wk Band, Orchestra, Music. Mr. Jack Huber, A 1 I' Cappella, Music. Mr. James Eby, Stage Cret A, 1 ,f A ,- Q A ,gr Ninth Grade Class Activities and Graduation, 1 ,ff , X' Performing Arts. W' tx' 3 J, VA , F Il 1 FINE. APIC TZXUGI-TVUQ EARTH Q BEAUIV. Xfgmw ln Art we learned to develop our talents more fully by work- ing with others, tackling the varied assignments that were intro- duced to us by our teachers. Projects included working with water color, papier-mache, oil pastels, clay, poster paints, and charcoal. For those of us who wished to further our artistic abil ities, the Art Club was open to eighth and ninth graders. Among the many activities we participated in were the Fes- tival of the Arts and the annual exhibit at the Faulkner Gallery. Our musical experience began with the required music cours in the seventh grade. We also had the opportunity to participat in the Seventh Grade Chorus. Those of us who wished to continu in this field could join the eighth and ninth grade A Cappella, the Minority, or the Christmas or Spring Shows. Also, those who had an interest in musical instruments could be in the Band or Orchestra. These groups played for many school functions and appeared in many parades during the year. QLeft1 Mr. Fredlund pauses to tune a violin, while below Mr. Moore explains a concept to Mike Matlock and Debbie Querfurth , fri' -'-Q T: .J .Ii HERE WE GAINED USEFUL KNOWLEDGE In home economics classes we did a variety of things connected with the home. Seventh grade girls had a unit on baby sitting and grooming. In clothing they made shifts, scarves, and tote bags. Eighth graders had a unit on foreign foods and a more detailed unit on child development. Their clothing projects included skirts, blouses and shifts. Ninth graders elected one of two courses. In our sewing classes attention was focused on creativity and individuality. Baking and preparing simple dinners was emphasized in the Ninth grade general courses. A Christmas fashion show and a Spring show highlighted the year's activities. Industrial arts classes gave us insight into our mechanical world. We worked with our brawn as well as our brains through exploration in wood working and rafting to electricity and metal shop. This was a favorite class of many of us ecause we were able to do constructive work and see the physical results of our -work immediately. -4- D v., - I Mrs. Carmela Raack, Home Economics Dept. Chairman, Drill Team, Home Economics. Mrs. Linda Allen, Home Economics. Mrs. Brenda Barnes, Home Eco- nomics, Girls' League. Mrs. Mr. George Guntermann, Industrial Arts Dept. Chair- man, Industrial Arts, Year- book Photography. Mr. Ervin Birzer, Industrial ri Arts. Mr. John Hauken- berry, Industrial Arts. 5'-'f A-Q Mr. Donald Jacobson, I fb' E Industrial Arts. Mr. Arthur K- f Overeem, Industrial Arts. f ' -' ..-. ,P. 'f 015 .- . 5,1 .. bovej Olga Herrera and Kathy Castillo work under Mrs. Allen 's pervision in eighth grade home economics class. fbelowj In the lectric shop with Mr. Jacobson are Jeff Sechrist, Lester Weather- oon, Dennis Landers, Kurt Boldt, and Steve Duran. 21 Camille Batten, Home Economics. 22 'i ' N Mrs. Ruth Biddulph, Girls' PE Department -E 35- if 1 :L X chairman, Girls' PE, LITES. Mr. Dale Rumse H y . Boys' PE, PEDepartment Chairman, N. J. H. S. M p Af 1 W l Mary Drummond, Girls' PE, Drill Team. Mr. ' Allen Gill, Boys' PE, Officials' Club. Mrs. Cheryl Stockton, Gi.rls' PE. Mrs. Theo Sund- ,7 blad, Girls' PE, 7th Grade Choir. Mr. Dave f Thoreson, Boys' PE. Mr. Ronald Williams, W Q, Boys' PE, Intramural Sports, Noon League. B . WELCOME BPEAIC DEVELOPED BODIES During the year, Physical Education was popular with everyone. The girls played many interesting sports including softball, speed-away, and basketball. They also learned dance and gymnastics. Ninth Grade girls tried archery in the fourth quarter. Girls could participate in after school sports, competing with girls from other junior high schools. To the right is one of their varied activities. Mrs. Biddulph races around the girls' field with some of her PE pro- teges. 1:1 InPE boys started the year playing touch football, and after a quarter of this, they switched to basketball. During the spring semester volleyball, followed by softball were enjoyed by the students. Once a week cross country was held during class time, H - and some boys ran it before school. Participation in after school sports to compete with other schools was encouraged. The sports boys could go out for were football, basketball, track, and baseball. The spirit of the c test was so great that many boys went out for each sport. In the picture at the left, Mr. Gill gets in some practice as he shows some of his fifth period boys how baskets are made. F 11-IE NURSE HELPED EVERYONE r I 3 as - wiwggtr- 2 V T H M -ikfl-:' ' 'Auf' r '- - Mrs. Kelly Saunders, , ' f y ,Q , School Nurse xv- A e. - .ir . I L L .Lu I ' tiE:995::?:?:r:!s. .... . A' f J. The nurse is one of the most important members of I . the staff. She must take care of all the minor ills and L ' ' E - accidents that befall some of the many people at La N l Cumbre. Many of us went to her with the flu or some V . other ailment necessitating going home. Her dedica- tion and interest in us made her a very important factor in making the year a memorable one. Karen Oueilhe was just one of the many students who visited the nurse, Mrs. Saunders, during the year. THEY ICEPTIZUEFEPJENCEQ PEADY The library has a collection of approximately 10,000 volumes. This offers students and faculty a wide range of subjects and materials. Each year instructional classes are offered to English and history classes so that each student will be able to make better use of the library. Student participation in selecting books is invited when the annual Books on Exhibit is presented. The thirty books which receive the most votes are purchased for the book col- lection. The library is open from 8:00 to 8:50 A.M., 12:35 to 1:00 P. M. , and from 3:35 to 4:30 P. M. This gives students time to browse and to study. To the right, Karen Francisco selects one of the many books the library has for student use. 'M V l9f0 e,, E L., i f Mrs. Jean Hawthorne, Y ' Head Librarian. Mrs. 'T r ' 5- . . . ' f A Wilma Christensen, L1- ,tl y ' brary Clerk. 1 - Ihr. W s y y .lf s -,, ' - Y f 1-. ' is r qi, Mrs. Alicia Powers, Text- 4 'fl ., 'Y i',,:' book and AV Clerk. Mrs. A , A , L p as- - 52' Helen Thwing, Library Q' H L pi- if-Q H. Clerk. . 1 his 23 Above are the women who gave us hot food when it was cold, malts and ice cream when it was hot. They are, seated from left to righ Mrs. Maria Campo, Mrs. Pauline Renga, and Mrs. Corrine Harper. Standing are Mrs. Naomi Morales, Mrs. Julia S tis, Mrs. Dorothy Friedli, Mrs. Dorothy Boynton, Mrs. Marija Simonis, and Mrs. Muriel Leender. THESE PEOPLE FED UQ AND ICEPTLA CUMBRE BEAUTIFUL To the left Mr. Avila pauses as he sweeps the hall, one of the many responsi- bilities of the custodians. Pictured below are the men who keep La Cumbre look- ing beautiful. They work everyday, cleaning, sweeping, trimming and cutting. They are, top row left to right Mr. Arthur Paez, Supervising Custodian, Mr. Raul Avila, Assistant Custodian, Mr. Daniel Espinoza, Assistant Custodian, Mr. A. Gary Feliciano, Custodian, Mr. Marvin Lowe, Ir., Custodian. Bottom row, left to right Mr. Joaquin Martinez, Assistant Custodian, Mr. Lawrence Otero, Custo- dian, Mr. Gavino Trejo, Assistant Custodian, Mr. Bert Dietz, Gardener, Mr. Tony Orena, Gardener. r , as K V, 2 -295, r CS ' uf -:sr if 54 - 'R' , V RL, 9 t V l LL' A f. ,4 'l lb , ' Lk .K 4 C!-AQQE-.Q 3 ,dw JEANNE ADAMS: LYDIA AGUILARQ RAUL AGUIRREg Boys' League, Sports CAROLYN AIELLOQA Cappella, S 8: S Committee, Yearbook, Christmas Show. MIKE ALCASASg Officials Club, Sports JIM ALEXANDER: TIM ALLISON: CINDY AMBRIZ. KATHY ANDERSON: Minority, LITES, Project Look-up, Talent Show PATRICK ANGUSQ Chess Club, Year- book, Performing Arts A CATHY ASBURY: KENNY ASKEW. .L 1 n mu qi' I me cu-ies OF 1968 During our year as ninth graders, we found many changes from the two years of Junior High now behind us. We were now more a part of the school. Though many of the same activities were offered, this year they had a new meaning for us. It gave us a feeling of superiority to be considered first. A new experience for us was electing our own class officers, who this year were Andy Cuellar, President, Linda Vallejo, vice-presidentg and Jane Reese, secretary- treasurer. The duties of the officers were to organize graduation week as well as money-making projects for the last week events. Our last year at La Cumbre was truly a rewarding one. Looking back at all the events that seemed special, we find many memories, always to be considered golden. At left, class officers Andy Cuellar, Linda Vallejo, and Jane Reese plan for Graduation week. Q! 10. lt' 1-1.- Qbs N. 'Os tl IT'-5' 26 I Q' LED LA CUMBRETHPJOUGH AN EQOCITING YEAR. PETER AUSTINg Band DONALD AUTRAND DAVID AYERSMAN3 LCC Presi- dent IOE BABINEQ Stage Crew, Christ- mas Show, Sports ANN BACHg Art Club, Lancers' Scroll JULIE BAILEY, Student Court, NJHS, LITES, LCC, Usherettes BEATRICE BARAIASg Drill Team, Christmas Show, After School Sports BETSY BARBERQ A Cappella, LITES, Spanish Club, Christmas Show HENRY BARBOSA CORINNE BARRAGAN DEIRDRE BARRETTg Performing Arts, Chess Club LINDA BASTIAANNETQ Drill Team, Christmas Show BOB BATEg Chess Club, Table Tennis, Sports BARBARA BAYNEg Surf Club, Art Club MARTHA BECERRAQ Student Council, LITES COOKIE BEARDIg After School Sports PENNY BLAIRQ A Cappella, Christ mas Show, After School Sports STEVE BLAIR, Sports, Band, Yearbook TERI BLAIR LORIE BLEISEg A Cappella, LITES LENNIE BLUMg Sports, Officials Club DEBBIE BOEHM JEANIE BOOTIER MEIGEN BOSS 6 ' 5 ..., I 4-f -- lin:-7 ,K gm -yn xii- Ls. ' in I f wi at 'W' L Y 3'-. Xffx I Vi. ,,x. kfX 1'r f TSM. Y w. ,p-5 43? hr if R, af! r- , ,. 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S if 'T fs, 1.-ii NYELENE BOSWELL BARBIE BOWMANg Girls' League JAMES BRADLEY STEVE BRAMBACHQ Surf Club GALE BRANOM WAYNE BREAULT LINDA BRECK PAT BRECK NORM BRECTCHES ROXANNE BROMBALg Lancers' Scroll Editor, NJI-IS, LCC, LITES Usherettes SHERRY BROOKS DIANE BROWN 'IT-IE ELECTION COMMITTEE AIDED I STACEY BROWN: S 85 S com- mittee KATHY BRUINGTON EILEEN BURGESSQ LCC, NIHS, Usherettes Vice President, Girls' League, Yearbook, Christmas Show CHARLES BURROWS JIM BYSg Student court, Project Look-up, Chess Club, Orchestra JOAN CABOT ALEX CACAYORIN MARTHA CALDERONg A Cappella Yearbook, LITES, After School Sports, Christmas Show IERI CAMILLQ Girls' League, After School Sports SARAH CAMPANELLA CATRINA CAMPBELL ELVA CAMPOS The election committee was very helpful in he organization f the February lections. One -epresentative from each gov- rnment class was hosen to serve an this committee Seated around the able are Jean Bootjer, David livin, Martin alvo, Leeanna livera, Sue ercal, Cindy mbriz, Hunter rdan, and Kathy avanaugh. tanding in back ure Coleen Isaac, Jlr. Skipworth, b Jones, Simon nzueta, and aura Nicholas. lik? , PM TYR Uv-4. -L 1 ff avg. E SELECTION OF OUP: CAPABLE LEADERS. TT CAMPOSQ ASB President, LCC, Cappella RRY CA RASAQ LE CARLSONg Surf Club VEN CA RTER. RI CATHCARTg Girls' League ecretary-Treasurer, LCC, Yearbook 'Uk Cu 'gn sv N..- 31. M.- K X ,A dx 'x THY CAVANAUGHQ Spanish ciub 1 - K CELLS: TT CELLS. THY CHACKELQ DA CIAMPI3 'I-I CLARKg ROL CLARK. IQ' S... Lu-of f UNA WE EXPEPJENCED PJOUTINE ACTIVITIES BUTT!-I Q' - , 55-7 I in A' A Q -ar' X Q. 1 S., 1 E'- , 5 , , , J - A, A , 563. , sJn'n ax 'di ' dia: .-.4 . ,XX X ix QL ' AQ,-gf L L W ,nv W ' ' ' J , 1' ' J- , we .ex , , fi J Em V. 1. ' A a , -,A -. ff!-A4597 - ' f '- L X. , I v It .. ,.. f. if 4., I 'K L- er- 1, v , 9 Q :- J X I -' is - Nqr, 1' 30 x ,-.sv 1- .t i L, '. f Q K 'R fx Nt- L LA in S..,f f-V DWIGHT CLARK, Sports BOBBY CLARKE JEAN CLOONANg LITES, After School Sports LARRY COBBg Sports NANCY COBBS JERRY COFFEEg Sports KAY COLLINS MIKE CONBOY JEAN CONNER SHAUNA COOPERg Drill Team, LITES, Christmas Show JOHN CORNEJO GERALD COSENZA SHAWN CASTELLO AL COTAg Sports, Officials Club PHIL CRAMPTON: Sports DIANE CRANE: LCC, Girls' League HAROLD CRAWFORD BONNIE CROFT CAROL CROWN: A Cappella, LITES, Christmas Show ANDY CUELLARg Performing Arts, Dance Com. , Officials Club, Sports DIANE CURTISQ Drill Team, Christmas Show DEBORAH DANIELIQ Drill Team, Christmas Show CATHY DANIELS RANDY DEANg spans JNIQUE ONES PROVIDED THE BEQFMEMORIEQ. SUSAN DECKENBACK9 LITES Vice Pres. , LCC, Lancers' Scroll Ass't. Ed. , A Cappella, Christmas Show RICK de IONGg A Cappella, Christ- mas Show, Sports DAVID DELAPAg A Cappella, Minor- ity, Sports, Christmas Show JERRY DEL SESTOg Boys' League, Sports KATHY DENNETTQ MAUREEN DEVANEYg NJHS, LITES, Usherettes, A Cappella, Christmas Show, Spanish Club HOLLY DIAZ: TINA DIAZ,g ASB Secretary, Drill Team Pres. , Christmas Show Girls League, Sports REN DITTMAN, Snack Shack DOMINQUESg Lancers' Scroll, Sports r S ' 'if 5'l 'T fs,- E- Y' gf, : If. Yr -' ' - '. 1 . - A -t.,-ww .ff At left, Dale Carlson, Mr. Mcliachen, and Peter Kurrels film for the flicker made by the Speech Arts class which was shown for the first time at the Carnival in March. Below, jerry Del Sesto is being stabbed by Greg Zezulka as several students from Mr. Reese's sixth period class practice for the murder of Julius Caesar which they acted out when the English classes were reading the play. . , N 4 , U. N- M .. -'ff' r f Khi ft. -4 THROUGHOUT Tl-IE YEAR: OUPJ OP-GNU IZEIT SETH DOULTONg Officia1's Club, Christmas Show DICKIE DUNCANg Sports, Student Council, Orchestra, Christmas Show DIANE DURAN RANDY DYERg Sports, Student Council, Officials' Club LEONARD ECHWANIC CONNIE EDICK3 ELIZALDE: Sports, Band KRISTI ELTRICH LAURIE ENTRICANJ LITES, Chess Club vu- , Q-4 MARY ESCOBAR CARMELO Escosrbo Sports BELINDA ESCOBOSA Drill Team TERESA ESCOTO RUSS ESKILSON TERRI FAULKNER JUDY FELIX Art Club ANN FINGAL Drill Team Co IEPE ICEPTBUQY Wm-I WO!-211-IW!-NLE ACTIVITIES ROBERTA FLORES CRICKET FOGGO as - BROOKS FRANK: A I Yearbook Classes Ed. , Stage Crew, Christmas Show, Sports . ,f -. ,X JOHN FULLER, Year- A . book, Faculty Ed. SHELLEY GALLAGHERQ I book , LITES ' ,Q P Girls' League Year- 5 ' iv I Q- 51 rf f ., J ARMANDO GARCIA , ff l , A JOHN GARCIA: l Officials' Club, X ' Sprts i as :ix Q IUD GEIGERg AA ia La cers' Scroll 1- f DOU GENEAUQ' ' ' y A rx Su Club, Snack ' X 5 Sh ck 1 l X GARtGION-FRI-D905 Sports, Surf Club GILBERT GON ZALEZI ' ' officials' Club, 'X are sorting canned goods Sports V - Cheer- JOE GONZALEZ, Spanish Club, Year- book, Sports Kr, -' RAY GONZALEZ SHERIGOODENOWg Girryreague, 1 Yearbook, Sports I -. BILL GORDON rv f - uf. .1 -i 4, A TTT? DAVID GOTOg Band, Orchestra, Q., Dance Band, Talent Show, Sports . .L 'S -S , JACKIE GOULDQ Sports CHARLES GRIMES ,---. -:rw GEORGE GREISINGHER 4- RHONDA GUEVARA .., - -f' . N 'Uk V 'Os I, R E ' ff, L .,, ,jk ', fi A ek . W? wi ll X , N f -- - 2, , ks., lp 11-IOQE WHO DIDN Tl-IAVE A SPECIAL MORNING L? 'Y-..l Patiently waiting for school to begin Topping. N1 12:33 C' i --4,12 Q Y V' -A . ,fp ,t A . , xq3..,,f,i.m, aa -mix? .Sfmt - N..--s are Mark Herning, Chris Olsen, Harry Servey, Sandy Swanson and Topper 1-3 31- ,VX 1 tu, ,, It . ,Y , I d Q 5 - Mk -w - a ' 9 . G ' 1 ' 124 'xa- ,-f A 'll :QQ DAVID GUZMAN WILLIE HALL: Minority, A Cappella, Sports, Talent Show HM HALLENBECK IOANNE HAMBARZUMIAN ALISON HAMESg Art Club DEBBIE HARRIS: Dance Corn- mittee MIKE HATADIS PAUL HAUETERg Photography Club HAROLD HAUSER SHARON HAWKQ Art Club, LITES Snack Shack WENDY HAWKSWORTI-lg Year- book, Lancers' Scroll, LITES GARY HAYES RACHEL HAZARD HELEN HEMKE LITES President Drrll Team, DCC Chmstmas Show PATRICK HENIGIN Chess Club Photography Club Spanrsh Club FRANK HERNANDEZ. 'D iq 4 - A . Q 1 1 ve x JR sv :DV ' ' f l I 'sr 5' 4 . . vw, A ' ' ,X sf ' . ' We J, ,Q A , s A 'S 3 ' X f - ' , . ,f- X . - of-txt ,ia 4- ,I - ss. t gr, -li LY ,B -Q xx 34 N oowpreo n-reucetvec nv vmzxouc wx-wc Barone RAY HERNANDEZ MARK HERNINGg Sports, Officials' Club, Table Tennis Club ROSE HERRERA WENDY HICKSg ASB Treasurer, LCC, NIHS, Usherettes, LITES, Spanish Club GREG HOEFFLINGER3 Sports CATHY HOFFg Drill Team Captain, LITES, Girls' League, Christmas Show HENRY HOLLANDERg Stage Crew, Band, Boys' League MIKE HOLLY IRENE I-IOLTg Yearbook Editor- in-Chief, LCC, Christmas Show, Lancers Scroll, Or- chestra, NJHS, LITES SHARON HORNE PAULETTE HOWELL DARCIE HUGHES: Drill Team, Art Club, Student Council, Christmas Show JEFF INGRAMg Chess Club ROBIN INGRAMg NIHS COLLEEN ISSAC JUDY JACOBS: LITES, Sports BILL IIMENEZ CAROL IIMENEZ MIREYA JTMENEZ BETTY IOHANSENQ Student Court, LITES EVE JOHNSON ROGER JOHNSON: Sports, Year- book, Stage crew ART IOI-INSTONg Sports JANEL JOHNSTONg Snack Shack 'Yi LA., 4' 'l .ry is f ,ta n I W x R . 1 SCHOOL. Q. S. ti' A 4. f , X L K tv A ' si X-...m..s, , 11 inr. N1. K , Q E A - ,, vis ck- 1. LQX X has - 'Qu ' - u -,M Qi? R. N Q V . , 3. 5-5'-1' , 5 Si' A QV Q, S ' 1 ' px' ' ' :gi x X i X . t 2 I 1 p ,- , kj , 11 .-, W'-writ ,Q 4 ,j. . .H 35 OU!-Z I-IOMERJOOM EF-FOPJQ FORT!-IE P T! 'A Q BOBBY JONES ,r .h JULIE JONES , Q- I ,I W CAROLYNJONES 25,1 -- I, 4 WBLDENJONBS B' pls f ?t'.l, Jxl ses' I B we l HUNTER IORDANQ Girlyreague BYRON IUSELIUSg Photography Club .., M- SALLY KALII-IERg Christmas Show, A Cappella, Snack Shack, 'S LITES JULIE KEAGYp Surf Club, LITES, LCC Q4 ROXANNE KEEN LINDA KELLEHER BARBY KELLY: Art Club -f TANNIS KOBRINSKYg Talent Show STEVEN KOOPg Student Council, I , , l Orchestra, Officia1s'Club, f x 's ' if ' ,-' awk, , -A +L! Sports, LCC W 'A ' A TERESA KOOP: A Cappella, nxt 'i' fl ya. is ' 11 6' Drill Team Secretary-Treasurer, Q. 1 ,. I v , L, , M A- if s as committee, NJHS, Y Q . YA-A Lf kms- 1 '11 v- i. , Minority , LCC CLARENCE KRA FT '31 I '- U 'B ' if U . JOAN KRBJCI I ,I 35 'Y 'A -,K . V, 1 JOHN KRIGER PETER KURRELS Re YOLANDA LARA DE DE LAFONDg Orchestra, Y Christmas Show EDDY LANNANg Sports TOM LARSONg Band, Orchestra, Chess Club DAVID LAWSON CHRISTY LEEg Girls' League - . ' I B f Historian, LCC, A Cappella, 'US 1 ' ' f A, Drill Team, Christmas Show I '- .' - 1 ' !..ah' ,O .., tv ' 4: -ffir !?Lf MEMBERSHIP DRIVE WERE WELL IZEWAPDED. ,,xk ' fx 'xan- I-4 X A MIKE LEFUURE 'A I ' I ' KARIN LEHMANNg 1, h .., EA? -. X Yearbook Business ' if . .L,- I F.. Manager, Project , ,-J 'I A T' ' Look-up, Snack V E I. Shack ,. ' X ',' .1 III , ff' I' I I I. X IRMA LEIVA A l STEVE LEMP: Sports l ti L Q b X V wh g,i.-.- ' k ' 1 I V, , TNR DAVID LEONQ 'f ' 3-5, Officials Club, L ' Sports N -L I MIKE LILLYMAN 15, I A ff? l J ED LINDSTEN -1 ,,- s o E , , ' Donald Autrand eats the banana split he received after LE PEY P Z I 5 , , Minority, Talent , -, hrs homeroom won the PTA membership race for 9th Show . , grade. l ' , TI, I . ,I ,, Q f 'AX A , L I i, , ,ff A- . ' I , f,..x TIM LOPEZ 1 NORMAN LOUIE f I ' X LELA LUGOI LCC, LITES , . ' :Vg I MARTIN MACDONALD I. f s.. A f-' mi GARY MANNINGI Surf Club, Boys' League, Sports ROLAND MANZANOQ A cappella, Sports, Minority, Talent Show, Christmas Show LARRY MA.RTINEZ.g'Sp01'ts SANDY MASEDAQ Drill Team, Christmas Show , :.'?'k in ,s , , IL. Il , - 5- It ' ails I-was If .I . ,xfxj R PM fm fx Lf t: 37 .fi g,:5J. .Q 1 y ., fl. rx! A, 1--P. if 1 ' if., 'v 4 H 1 xx 5- Alt X ,- X' 1 b 43 B 5: 4 ll ' s L . . Q ' ns' 5. 4 L 1' 1 . , 1 1 T it X 1 1- xx ,1 , lf, -p X ...gs ZA? , Mgr' ' f' fb' ' 1 9 Wie 4 .' Aw n vu- I 3 ,A ', ii 'Q . I , Ji V' L, 1 1' ff is live. Mina . . K- I X l tg 1 ,: , f I-. MARK MAYg officials' Club, MARY MCCASLAND ELIZABETH MCCLOSKEY BOB MCCOURTQ Sports KATHY MCCRARY KAREN MCGLAUGHLIN TOM MCMAHONQ Sports TERRY MCMICHAELSQ Sports, IOHN MCMILLANQ Surf Club KATHY MCWILLIAMS DENNIS MEANYg ASB Vice Pres. , A Cappella, Christmas Show IRENE MEDRANO OUI2fACl1VTl1EQ EANGED FROM A QEIZJOL -4.1.4 What 's bugging you? was the title of a discussion pre1 sented to the PTA November by this grade panel. The '7 members were ch from the leadership class by their spom Mr. Michael Saul They are, from left to right, Cyndi vw logel, Teri Noel, Roxanne Brornbal, Betty Johansen, I Duncan, Roland I zano, and Matt Campos. DANELTO PREPAPJNG F0121 OUIZDANCE-Q. -'s :,,..f- Dance Committee designs banner for Christmas Dance. I I MARTIN MEZA: spam - I JEFF MILLERg Surf Club ft 'J LOUISE MILLER ,, 'A BECKY MONTOYAg Drill Team, , E Dance Committee, Christmas ' f f' , Show gm I, ,vs RON NIE MORA LES ROBERT MORELLI RICHARD MORENOg Sports DEBBIE MORLEYQ LITES, Project Look-up RICHARD MOUCKg Boys' League, Sports ROB MULLANEYg Band, Student Council, Sports, Officials' Club MARTHA MUNoz i PATTI MURPHYg LCC MARK NALL LAURA NICHOLAS DAVID NIVENg Surf Club TERI NOELg Yearbook Activities Ed., NJHS, Usherettes, Lancers' I Scroll, Student Council, LITES, '-I' .iw Ji LCC V11 I' RY 1- :.t., I f .. CHERYL MEHLBERGQ Sports, Chess Club JAN MEISENBACHQ Drill Team MIKE MEN ZIES: Boys ' League, Band, Orchestra, Christ- mas Show Officials Club BRENDA MERCADO 1 fta ia.-A x A 3 w 4 E . W V .A 1, E C 23 if . , ,E AL y . . ,. - gl , x, , , .f . X. ,m - . . s . ' -, Q: 'vi ,n i llki - ,ia,4aFi. L, V-in iw., , is ,Z X' 'Q Tu 1 .L 1 'Y E f Q WADE NOMURAQ Sports, Band, ,N Orchestra, Officials' Club LEANNA OLIVERA 6- 4 SHARLENE OLlVERAg Drill Team T E CHRIS OLSENg NJHS, LCC x M- '- I , wi'-i n ,lt 1' i 'X' CANDY ONTIVEROS FREDDIE ORNELASg Sports, Cross Country team L 1 I KATHY O'RORK :QAM A GUADELUPE ORTIZ 'CN Q! OUIZANNU L Pl WEPETNCEN KAREN OUEILI-lEg Drill Team CHRISTINE PEARISO PEDRO PEINADO BERTI-IA PEREZ 'Q '5-...ITP STEVEN PETRUCCI AARON PETTER MARK PEZZATI GARY PIERCE: Dance Committee V gs-. L N wf,.fA, ' 1 SIMONE PIERCE BRENDA PIROSOg Chess Club ROBIN POPKIN: Drill Team, LITES, A Cappella, Christmas Show, LANCERS ' SCROLL DAVID PRESTONQ Minority, A Cappella, Talent Show Lg. 5.1-' VIRGINIA QUINTERO PE HERB RAUCHQ Sports ' ' 'A - - RAMONA RAY L- , p 1, VERNA RAY A if 1 it 1, 1 A 'r 1 ' A ,I I X X 1- AT THE END OF SEPTEMBER. l A EDDIE RAZO I M A ' JANE REESE3 Drill Team, Christ- 'T X 1- ' mas Show, Student Council Lf , :fr CHRIS RENGAQ A Cappella C' ALEXANDRA RETAMOZA: Pro- ,' ,D Ject Loo -U , S orts D E ' R P P f ,, lf .Y wg? - . 5 ,VL . if' . , MARK RETAMOZA h- gp r A A A Q GEORGE REYNAERTQ Dance Band, ka 1 ' -T 'vs Orchestra, Band, Sports, Talent .Q if-1 k- ' . 3. f' J Show A ,il 'O ' . ' PAM REYNOLDS X . , , , T I -, N LETICIA REYNoso xt 3 5 xx JOHN RICHARDSON Hollie McKay stands posed, ready for her pic N :T n MARY ELLEN R108 ture to be taken during first period PE class. .2 f . E 1 N l- ' Xiu, P ng.- x V . MARK RIPPBERGERQ Sports, Officials Club MAXINE RIVETTI ADRIAN ROBERTS ' GERALD ROBERTS: Sports DON ROBINSON A Cappella Chess Show ' MARY ROBLES LITES X Club, Christmas Q. wilt ROBERT ROBLES MICHELLE ROCHA TER1 RODRIGUEZ KAREN ROKICKI: Dance Committee BOB ROMEROQ sports A 'L L -A +V ul I V H V 1-' 1 , to ,, JOSE ROMO Ninth graders relax during their noon hour. l L .4 MARC ROSEg Photo Club president, Year- K! I s book photographer 5 4: , RUSSELL ROSS l 1, , A -1' ' f ' , ROBERT ROTH A -L lf, 4-' A L' ,, VICKIE ROULET NL' 'W E r I I ml' 'Q' -A X R '- gh x if , -' Q at ,-lic . f MIKE ROWLANDg Stage Crew, Sports, Yearbook SARAH RUSSELLg NJHS, Art Club, Usher- ettes, Spanish Club JAMES RYANg Chess Club, Camera Club, Spanish Club LISA SANCHEZ MATILDA SANCHEZ PAM SANTOg LITES, A Cappella, Christ- mas Show CINDY SCANLAN JOHN SCHAACK: Sports 42 DUB 'ww Uv., 1 l N I Qi' in tvs' N as sa. irr JV, AREA WAS CONTINUED P-OB ITQTHIPD YEAR. MARK SCOTTQ Boys'League, A -S Officials' Club, Sports Q . 'ig :QS gm - p , 5, PAM SCOTT A p I A-, W 1.1 L NANETTE SEED g.. -'J ' ' ' ai, ' so JIM SELBURG 4 ' I . 3 4 , is , Q Lf.. W gf, V O XE' 'K 'J- ff A ss wif BRUCE SELYEM HARRY SERVEYg Sports CLARA SIEBOLDg LITES DEBBIE SILVAQ Sports CHARLENE SIMIONIQ Drill Team, Christmas Show A CHARLES SMITHQ Drum Major, Sports, Officials'C1ub, Dance band ' PAUL SINGER p KIM SMITH V ' v LORI SMITH PAT SMITH CRAIG SMITI-IERAMg NJHS, LCC, Officials' Club, Sports ROBERT SNYDERQ Christmas Show, Sports r DAVE SOMMERSg Sports CURT SORENSONg Chess Club, Sports p LESLIE SPAFFORD BUD SPENCER, ASB Sergeant-ar Arms, Sports. LCC, A Cappella, Christmas Show RENE SPILBORGHS ' MARLENE SPR.IGGLEg Minority, LITES RENE SPRIGGSg Dance Committee STEVEN STANCZYKg Sports, Chess Club l 4 S' if-0' ,lf C,,,,7 1 ' ' 'K .- I' f 7 PW .fl L- A E7 ,TN 6 JIS- 74 as QLD-, JI H72 in A ', D- i. ,f I . rx ,- ' -L 5' I .IL iw if :Q 1 JL' , ttf: X ws., xt bi 1 f fi J' I ' I M. -47 1 -4 A 1 W' , 5- W A f i5 1331 , ' Q 1 . ,TN Fo.. ix f , Af 5,14 1: 1 I V, 'EHME4 A :N KN. I if -1 lp? ' i I .wfiffffa 43 JA MANY F-ACETQ OF SCHOOL LIFE WERE- EMERSON STANSBURY JOHN STEEL: Stage Crew BRAD STEVENS: Sports STEVE ST. ONGEg Surf Club Presldenl MARK STRAYERg A Cappella sports RICHARD STRUMg Sports STEVE STUDLYQ A Cappella Sports Officials' Club DON STURTEVANT MIKE SULLIVAN: Sports SANDY SWANSONg Dan League, Sports SANDY SWEETSER ,MARK SZFRANSKI wh1ch met on Fndays dunng 3rd and 6th penod govemment classes, is involved in a d1scuss1on IQ SUSAN TANNER MAREN THOMPSON, Art Club TRICIA Tl-IORSELLg Girls' League Vice President, LCC, LITES, NII-IS, Minority, A Cappella, Usherettes, Christmas Show RANDY TICOQ Surf Club, Dance Committee SPENCER TIDDQ Sports BECKY TINSLEY KIRK TITUS JOHN TOLL TOPPER TOPPINGQ Officials Club, Sports LALO TOVAR LYNNE TROUCHONg Dance Comm., S 86 S Comm. EDWARD TSCHUPPQ Student Court, LCC, A Cappalla, Snack Shack, Sports LINDA TSUKAMOTO SIMON UNZUETAg NJI-IS, Sports RAY URIBEg Officials' Club, Sports LINDA URZUA JUDY VAILTEVICH DONNA VALENZULA LINDA VALLEJ'Og LITES, Dance Committee, Art Club, Girls' League, Lancers' Scroll BECKY VALVERDE ISAAC VALVERDE MARK VAN AACKEN BERNICE VANCE MARTY VAN DYKE BYTHE - ,ae 'iaglf v YY' :5 l' 3 ,rpx S -1 'rv 'W 1 vw, I , , -L as 5 ' , 5. 1 F- C x. 1 i' is 7 A , -f . .ia Q, . Q 'I 7- LEADEPSHIP C!-ASQ. ,Os T!-IE CABINEFDID AN JOE 5-4 tw-r , , 14- I 5.- s , 4 ,MX gr., if ' 'wi' ' L, -. L e Xe A -E 'sr' . Fil I ll U 43 I I 5 f' L I -J! ' x -.P -at - ' A -- - 5' 'E' I X - , 3 ,, J I I BRUCE WEBSTER: f' Y , I - ' Surf Club r 1 B 5, 4 DONALD WEBSTER? I p Sports, Band a ' 'N K- A 5 tht L M Xxx 'X DURENE WEILER: E: qi H Xa! Drill Team, A LM -El'- 1 Cappella, Ush- p V erettes, NIHS, X LCC, Christmas I Show A ,Q L CYNDI WEISLOGELQ L35 , ' Girls' League Pres I Minority, Lcc if f f. X tis ,X VICKI WESTQ .1 DAVID WHITEHOUSEg 'sj',,I.'?EQi Art Club, A. Cap- pella, Christmas Show HELEN VELASCO IESSIE VELEZ PHILIP VITALE BILL VOIGT MIKE VOSSg KEN WAAGEQ Boys' League, Officials Club, LCC BRETT WAG NER: DEBBIE WARD: JENNIFER WALLACEg Girls' League, Cafeteria LEE WANQ DON WARD: STEVE WATSON: Mr. Dal Bello looks on as gove ment students gather around Mr. S, ders to find the latest results of the war being waged during the Inter- Nation Simulation game third I. N,S. was a game in decision making played by several ninth classes. Above, Steve Studley has an answer to one of the problems facing the Ninth Grade Class Cabinet as they meet to future class plans. OY SCOTT WHITING, Stagecrew, Officials' Club AM WHITNEYQ Photography Club, A Q Q WILSON, Photography Club WONG, LITES, Sports WOODARDg Sports WOODRING: WRAY: WRIGHT, Band, Dance Band Sports, Boys' League, Surf Club ARON WRIGHT: FF WUSTMANQ A Cappella, Christ mas Show, Sports ANAN YAQUB: A Cappella, Minor- ity, NJHS Vice Pres., Yearbook, Usherettes, Christmas Show, LCC. PIZEPAPJNG GFZADUNTON EVENTS .4-, 'Dwi :Ml 3... e s DA VID YEE. Ninth graders enj themselves at the ' Valentines Dance V A dancing to music The Valiants. DANCEQ11-IPJOUGHOLTH-I if' 3 Y SHARON YOUNGQ Majorettes Captain, Talent Show, Student Council, BOB YZNAGAg Surf Club, Sports, SHARON ZABZ.DYRg A Cappella, LITES, Christmas Show. 'sf Su-uf GREG ZEZUUKAQ Officials Club, Sports LINDA ZURBUCHENQ ASB Recorder, Yearbook Assistant Editor, A Cap- pella, NJHS, LCC, Talent Show, Christmas Show, DAVE ZUZALEK: Officials Club, Sports JAN ZUZALEKQ NJHS President. NCES AVILA G BANKS RBARA BENES LRTIN CA LVO INDY CAS TRO TRICK CLARKE RI CLEM N DILLON KE DOUGHERTY RIANA FRANCO E FROMING LANDA GARCIA GOZA HESTER BIN KIRK DA LESTER BBY MCCONNELL NA OKINAKA E PERCAL THY PERSON f in V if F' f , Y. .,. , v,, ..- Wg 5 Q, .2 -3 in .fu F '5 'S i r' Y ,f-4 q v' 4 , 57 an if 11, l px L.. 5' 3 To 6- IZWILL ALWAYS HOLD MANY SPECIAL NDY SCHIEMANN E SCHUCK ARLENE SIMIONI L SOLIS BIN SPRIGGS AN ,WVQRT 'ER NBERG IN N is-f' fy. tv! E T ' lib eff' I 'ID' ' 2- . 5- I uk' x N... f 'L' ,I 16 f IQ ,--. X' -F 49 FFF I . 5 Eighth graders Nancy Bayne, Chuck Lowe, John Demourkas, Patti Tippit and Brian Strayer enter La Cumbre on a typical school day. Marcia Adams Penny Adams Carlos Aguilar Eddie Aguilar -5,5 I Mike Aguirre 1 Tina Alcasas X M Bo Allen Jennie Altamirano Jim Alva Arthur Alvarez Pam Alvarado Ruben Ambriz Julie Anderson fne'?AEi:hih1rades - sf ' - , Mike Armstrong John Arnold Juan Avery Mike Azzara Q7 A ss, 0 J - Mi' , J L 5, -' . U ,. -3,9-. . .. .i - 1 at U -. . Q- , V X.: h . rumx n-.Q I 9 , A who - .. X David Baca Christi Backson Stephanie Bagish Ray Baker Sheri Ball Connie Ballas 50 5 'E-Ll 'kr THE C!-ASQ OF- 1969 ONCE AGAIN Being Sth graders brought on new challenges in our lives. Our varied subjects made us aware of new fields to explore. Band, typing, and journalism were some of the electives that were offered to us. We were included in more activities with our upperclassmen such as 8th and 9th grade dances, A Cappella, and various other clubs. We were no longer regarded as just 7th graders and this gave us the feeling of being more a part of La Cumbre. Our added responsibilities helped us grow up and become more mature as we mixed our school work with a year of activities. This unique year as the class of 1969 has passed but we will always cherish the memories of the year 's events. H 'Sly us- ,v . F f if ' fi, '1 ,shun . t 'r I if rm 6' Toni Bayne Sela Bayquen Mike Bean Renee Beausolei Connie Becchio John Beckham Chevo Blancarte Paul Blanke Colleen Bloch Steffnie Bloss Mary Borgaro Peter Bonsignori X- N A . Q. Q- 117' 1 1 Steve Broeffle Cindy Brown Perry Brown Susan Brown Edie Brunk Richard Bruno x W.. -l '- o-. 1 - L- ffl ,AW Joe Carrillo Lea Cassarino Diana Castillo Kathryn Castillo Rudy Castillo Linda Castor n ' 5 f Q, A L- hr if Q .... Q: 1.5 . 4 -Q-L:-3121 , , . . .':'..r2 . .' 'lx- A an x Maria Barajas Ralph Barbosa Linda Batastini Becky Batchelder Debbie Batzianis Nanci Bayne 'a-' 'N 1 -. FX xv A-, , as Norman Beebe Herb Bell K l CN Am bf , I 'Q - Susie Belton , ..,,- . ,t,, , ' Jim Beraldo ' , Chris Berg . lyk Ak 5' Alan Blakeboro ' L 1 f 4' , ai X. x T ggi, 3' ex . . s ' l ' ff?-1 - f - Lx ' v- .ll :kb 'l 1 a1aasHaaw-'- 'fav' gfadwdkx STEPS INTO THE IZOUUNE OF L C. fs , 1 - ' Sue Boots n Mike Boswell X N Y X W X V ir 4- Chris Botelho JY T ' V. R L- ,1 Lv 4 Robert Boxer g ml 'U ' W, V X Bob Bradley N, X , '-I-5, ,. A ax W, 1 5 , ' . fr: jf , rldxsvr U, V A A Curtis Bray Lf, K l ff ? ' Guy Budd N Lynda Bush -I .,N - . 'J ' L. Philip Cacayorin ,kgs ,ta ,J ,Toe Campbell Y. 1 i . , Y Z6 ,l Ralph Campitelli alex -3.5 q H X V, -,KTY5 ,f P 5.531 r ,I fflgggp- David Cariveau X- D Q X ' tl L 1 V v.,-0 8 -..,, R W V 'p ' ' d by X i d 522 -Q f V vs . 1 Xi W ,N R Groovy typing is born. . . Rock and roll music in the typing classes added a var- iety to the otherwise dull drills. Students would type to the rhythm of the music being played. The purpose was to en- courage students to type in rhythm at home also. WE LEAIZNED NEW QKJLLQ , 'L- gg -. L' 'fx f ' W cf.: r-J my C 1 C i ' -if M' wwe! L L A ' 31 1 T. WY ,Q ,C p , X ' I ' lm -as . .. -Z? .TZ .f ,Q fd v Q ' .5 g I ws.-JQX .0 .xxx N 'VA g 0 X ,. H A ' i.ml'lL.m -Q'-4 , lla ls .- 1 , 'L cfs 3 c' X Q. 'A ' J .5 'ii - 'T Y W ' iw 1 ' t - It nw . 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Refugio Castro Scott Cathcart Linda Cedillo Hung Cheung Cathy Christensen Mike Cicileo Teryl Clark Judi Clarquist Patti Clawges Craig Clements Debbie Collins John Collins Susan Colombana Dessa Conner Jim Conner Kelly Cook Eric Coony Mark Coudray Garry Coutre Charles Cowing Bill Cronin Paula Cunningham Carol Dansby Danita Darrah Daniel Daugherty I Cathy Davis Lorelei Davis I Virginia Davis Ed De Bruin Don Delaney Dorinda Delzell John Demourkas Calvin DeRosa Kathy Devaney Barbie Diaz Nancy Diaz Wayne Dittrnan Kathryn Dodge Delfina Doliente Tom Dominguez Wendy Drammer Bob Drennan Ernest Dudley Don Duncan John Dunlap Olivia Echevarria Barry Eckert Lynn Edick Sheryl Elisarraras Mark Endo Gary Eriksen Mona Escobar David Eseke Lola Everett Charles Failing Bob Fargey Debby Farris Joe Ferrario Bob Field Sue Finch WEEE INIPDDUCEDTO NEW OO . Science was a new and interesting subject. We found out about all the germs that are constantly with us. Here Carolyn Merriell examines some un- known specimen through a microscope in Mr. Hickok 's room. LF Qv' ,K 'Y '. bfi a ha:,,4fm?!: ' N 1 'K ' P 4 wqs R4 f' '- ,, ,y 1 .pai x -sf if A ravi X . ff l 'ff 1' L S. nb 'DQ Jia y 'X :ff , , W A mfg K, 5' x sv ' 1 9- , 1 53 f ,H Mike Finley , i ' ru---...A-ifa l'l3 l 'V V , Q Torn Flanigan N 37 ,f ' V Diana Floyd L. ll .. J, , A, I 5. ,K V Rod Franz l ' N l NF- r ' . 9- T' V Becky Frazer I M W .iw-1, I Q i r' h ' Y ., X. L x A f- f y 05, C r1s Freeman l 13 1 rf, --.rg . I-A l l ff Xi Q Cindy French I A ' Allen Gallagher ia- h L+-fi.. l bw- Diana Garrett :L y C. ag Y, ij my j, E, J David Cerue r kg any ' - 7, , A F J A y 17 Greg Gillard - V A ' X 'w -K 2' 'Q i l. - f Mark Gillbreath Walter Gillespie l W i David Godfrey ., , Yr 4' X 5' , -f - N X 5 Frank Gomez L, ' Y ' ' if Gerry Gonzalez C' y 'V I F y X, N , ' R Ruben Gonzalez ,K vi Ax , xg H - - Teresa Gonzalez if li 'r ' W ' i of - , ' Kathy Goodenough ' ' x 7' V' X William Goslin 1. i y F ' Renee Gosnell , , F, F, i '24 J 'X 29: ,X lax - K Brad Green V. N V L. A lg.. X Judy Green YQ 2 ' 7 'T' X Tl' H wi' A Chuck Gregory Y, 5'-, ' fviig' A ' fl ' F ,pri Tony Gring is ,A ,lg - il Bill Gross n . 'Ly Mickey Guerrero M F I .. , .' I l fl, 'N Tino Guevara Q 5 V 3, '. A yy, .4 1 . bl 4' L' :C Tony Guevara ---' ' 2' H ' ' Judy Gunther 'fd . XXL XX 'E x:':r'..iZ I K V 1 ' ,Nu ijxlfdu , XXX Flll .-in f , QL- .. J K YA .-. . I V ., :Q A ' i. aa . TN f 4 X Alfonzo Guzman Alma Guzman George Haddad 4,.-5 Sf , Y sh. N. .1 lv-A 3' fN yfv WW 'WN GL. :YJ-'gm V VX, 1' - 1 A 'V' ' '. WP:- ' 5,1 X , ul. . . J I J Wig Deeann Hafner Nezzie Hall Ei leen- Hamilton Kathleen Hamilton Tim Hammack Steven Hansen Michael Harker Ruth Harper Brian .Harrell Pam Hartsell Mary Harland Terri Haushalter Roy Hendrick Debbie Henoch Olga Herrera Debbie Hess Mike Hill Brad Hinkson Kurt Hoeffliger Bruce Hollingsworth Elizabeth Horvath Bruce Hosmer Howard Houser Christine Huffman Debbie Hunter Kent Huthsing Joe Hyde Jim Hylton Stan Hyt Janet Izell Lilli Johansen Lee Ann Johnson Terri Johnson Jared Joseph Steve Jurisich Larry Kagley Laura Kelleher Katherine Kelly Mike Kiesling Tom Kirsimagi Melinda Klopp Nancy' Knight Sandy Kovek Marcia Kubly Freddy Kuch Roberta La Brado Leslie Landry N ' 4' Alt A' 1 a , ' ,,, I' .- '.!, I, Q.. 'v.,e l l , i , A N , ,-'t 1 ffl- V . LVL: 1- V A , mv if Q K V 'Vt l A I 1. jg J .fp ' ii, 2' , . , 4: V' y A, in ION LLYDP QCME PROBLEMS. A -,,. , if 6: N: 1 4' ',,Ax:3L 'LI ,Van J ' V 'A ' y fl I he J ' J , f. ,, JQQQL-Q1 ' . l 1 l' Manuel Jaurequi ? Qs Tk , :Er , Y te ' J i. ' J 'J ,-.,A,Q.' V 'H ,J i yi m J X Iii ? Q - LFS I -il' 'I -5.3 its y if A 'B K M 5 A ' R ff ,-f- g 1Wi'i .S r.aa- x , 1' 9 fr EVA s ,- f-f 1 A, I FAB. .- I X ,, A J .5 4. 1 ff t K it Q 5 gf k v 6' X Flwij, LIH1' 'Z LQ Z N Don Lawson Meri Lee Sean Lemon Sheila Leslie I eff Lester Susan LeVan Q? 'LW ' 'dx of Il X xlib. 1535! av' Nur'- 'x - , it rf A K A ' to L -Af ' ' ' 4 'ff s '1K' 1 it L 5' P ,Q ff' X1 bf f r g. ,a r g a Marching in the hall was not a regular practice of the ban Barbara Lew Debbie Libbey Pancho Limon Robert Lirnone Iirn Little Pat Little Terri Logan Danny Lopez Ellen Lopez Chuck Lowe Mark Ludford Alfred Luna John Luther Bryan MacDonald Scott Mahoney , Helen Markovich Bruce Marshall Candy Martinez Darrell Martinez Iulie Martinez Lorenzo Martinez Laura Mata Suzy Matthew Frankie May Pamela May Rick Mayer Debra Mayrhofen Herb MCA lerney Paul McA1erney Don McCloskey here we see the members lined up behind the five majorettes. BAND WAS ONE OF THE MANY ACJTVITIEQ O . Kathy Mero Carolyn Merriell Irene Mesa Jay Messer Glenn Meyer Fern Miller Rodney Miller John Miozzi Dagmar Montanaro Donna Moon Ricardo Morelos Sharon Morelli Beverly Morris Mike Mosher Don Mullenary Robert Muraoka Karen Murray Mike Murray ,Jw 'Y K ' : '53-5 Charlene McConnell 'F' - g Charles McConnell ff I Q , ., l ' Q . C 9 1 ! . rc , ,L in M Jay McGowan -- Q I 'be 5 Robert McTavish Q' ' 9 V., f 1 5 . K Melanie McVey I Y 1' Pat McWilliams A A. Dan Meade 'C Irene Medina - - N A 1 Mary Mendoza ' X ' x , Mark Merkwan g, 'Q-1 X ' f- w- -N ' V n A .5 , l KA :Fw t N-I i . Q- I ' K -,f,5sJ ' V Nr !,V-.1 'T f -'Xt xx K l 'J if-.Q + M. ' S - fill!! A? - . S2 ,A Q' I . Q an 'FC' x S- N 'N mf j :Q ff 1 'C' , mf I . um-,: ,- - X ' ?5s 7 . , ,' M Z . X ,f L ' ' A- . 7 U V' , ' ,al -F - f W r 1 5 ,, 4 4 5 A Q ' ' v , ' L- J I ' ' 'l' ' 3 Il. W ' ff-f . I ' Xi N my ' f A K 11 W E Z, , 5, .1 - , A 4 4 X 'nl - s .L t l Isabel Myers Odile Naud Larry Neeley Curtis Nels Alice Nelson Cynthia Nelson Kenny Oakeson Russell Olivera Wayne Olivera Debby Olsen Kaaron o'Nea1 Chris Orosco ..- ,.. El. Mary Padilla Kim Palmer Mark Patton Penny Paul Kathy Payne Joe Peinado EN In i:'! l1 .. ' wg Connie Placencia ,L. 58 Q- . Bob Poulin Jean Powell Lori Powell Scott Powers Elaine Pratt A 5- ' 1,2 tt f ' ...ap 4 t A .ft vw n 4 1 av' vs ? ' 1 ' u- , L I W Sf v..,- vc., N L Q 'L f Ki I 1 .4 - a . , A , 43. P 5 .f '-SAR . , V . , L ...J f ' . t 'UN Q Dale Nickerson Mike Nick lin 2- f 0. .M ij l ,Q Mark Niessen '. ff f 'iv-2 7.2 - Betsy Noble t 3 1 y Debbie Norton Q ll- y ,z,.-4 Simo Nylander C Y' 1 ' . av-: ,1 I li ' tg, If' 4 V 5' 1. M K 55.1 3 Q ' TL-A le- rx I ,f -2- s. gf ' , -f A. Q -a s Q, J L Millie X 12333 'Q ' sw t'I'?nG.s ..lz.. . '-tg? ,115 xt f N 5- Y P 'tif qv 'Q 'if- ' .J-j, Raymond Orosco Shawn O'Rourke Augie Ortiz David Ortiz George Ortiz Gary Osborn Ismael Peinado Margie Perez Lauri Perkins Danny Petersen Mike Petrucci Tim Petter -.iff 'vf' -in W' Mark Pratt Chris Proctor Kelly Rangel Anna Ravenscroft Diane Ravey Nancy Ray Tir gulf' is l l , yy y J W L 1 . .H NOON WAS ANP ENJOYABLE. DIVERSIO g P fm P , P l ' A. 1' P ' A :ff Mr 'if 1, 5. . ,QF g,,X-4. l q -Q by I gsm' P Q1 Oli-ii ' 6 n P y ,S y t H. . :pw . T- 7, P if l 1 -1 Z f li A fir lr .,-f-Q . :ug l 1 .. 4 1 '- ' QL' PA - w . . ' ' ' D f ip'wynn4i ff Q 21-ii , 9 'i' .wail .R A , bl . F' gLvj..:vrx-l.l4.i:j?r:'JX tbl-,ph h'5,fL.'Qm 1 N.: aiu Q H. lin: AQ' ,A I yi! V. 2 X -V .33 L 11- 1141 ' ,ff Q Miz- Bnyfigf-QA,.: T' Q ' ' 4 Q--fe 4?i,gna-1-,,,- MI -- . H4. , -J' R ii 4.x N ... .. 'A L , 3.4- l.r:-wgmf, ,ww - ' L. Ji-1 ,.-.1 veirbli '.':,:ir ' Students eating lunch in the quad as seen by the birds on the roof. :cum OUPJ PJOUITNE OF ACADEMICS. Doug Reese Denise Renshaw Fernando Reynoso Debbie Rhyner Donny Richardson Elaine Rivas Joel Rivas Mike Robb Freddie Roberts Maria Rodriguez Robin Rojas Gemma Roll , I f L ' K1 r if A I 'T- '. 3 l- ' 'X Y 75' ' v ' Y. ' VNV W' In it , f,' X -W Q , ,-:W I v- 7 .' A5 X- -'Q 1 1 3 251 ' ,., 1' -A ,C R .- : L ' ,fr ' Hel' - SML 9- .1 ' - 19317, ' ,4,3.HWi-'L - ..- fiv , , ' nk' l ' - - - .. C 6 km if - 1 lv! 51' tr if W ' 1 ' ' Fm.. - ' I 1. , Q, . W va Q ' A 'I .fs 55. fi':5i7?i i A N ' f - K ,,. ' ., -7 1- fi- ,- if N N M 1' X. I Q, 'vw Q. N 'u 5. , 5 , r , I '5' 'L 1 A 1 if Y' I ' L-I u I .Da ,if K I k Q x I X1 'J V 1 W r-. P , I! FS. ML b 'If 1 L ' L--t-th.. '. A' R if f , li A if ,ll U' I if T k- , Q 4 V I , Vg Lf ' X r , W t- ,1 1 . S . s .. ' t ' '- -Y 5 .fn ',e' 1 if 1 X XI N 5' , , X ' l' , -f 1 f'9 L at . A ,f jf- - f Tv? ji :L 1' 1 ' KA' 5 V A n Vt L R li Q-5 Us -- ,V I- Sl I 5 111 as :JS N ' L' ry' ia :Q 4 x ,I L E li J , x in XV' 1' ' X .'iL7A V K R N f :S ' - ' F A fin' - 'I Fi. ' in tv l ' I ,V r fi tr ,.','f,! J I 1 YY X . . 1' I Q - 19 ' ,N A ' A Integra- tion was a system newly adopted in the cafeteria. Seperated in past years, boys and girls were not permitted to eat together. 60 Christina Romer Stanley Romp Bill Roth Mina Ruelas Dan Russo Gary Ryan Richard Ryker Ken Sagawinia Lydia Saucedo Debby Schecker Craig Schroeder Bob Schuck Marcia Seed Holly Selyem Laurel Selyem Mark Sepulveda Dave Shapovalow Cari Sherman Serena Siebold Lee Silver Jane Skinner Pam Sliger Don Smith Marsha Smith Mike Smith Stan Smith Joe Sorenson Peter Spacek Caprice St. Clair Deanna Steele Betsy Stephenson Shelley Steven Craig Steward Joyce Stoner Brian Strayer Dixie Streett VAPJOUQ IMPROVEMENTS WEPE MADE AI' L. O. v' X 9 V, '3 ' l Loren Studley , EA T Barbara Sturtevant , 1 I ,S S - X 5' s-I' .2 tra- , 5. ' 5 0- Q. '5 - Q - W V g- ' - ' 1'-5 r X.. A 1 5 , if i if , David Sugich Mary Sullivan Gail Swanson Robbie Swanson Paul Tefft Mildred Templeton I eff Thede Holly Thompson 0- - 1- -. l Q ' 'H -a pole was morning-except one. to greet us every Linda Thompson Terry Tico Jim Tidd William Tilly Patti Tippit Mark Torres Q' ly W . E.: , i il. x MY 1 if . . .- f W Tina Torres ,. Jesse Trancoso i. 'P -. Margie Trejo 5 5, 5 ,U 3, Shirley Tveidt x --- x- 4 F X .-W0 -, xv L af. 1--jt ., , V ki., - .-- r:..,. fx Q: 1 Q, 'r A 5' 1 if I F V Stephanie Tunger i V T Lee Turnberg Beth Vaitkevich Bill Valencia Ray Vallejo Joe Velez A Iosefina Villalpando V, I if 4,535 5 t J , ' f Xx 3 3- ' ' 1 L- I I AM If -V ., h . My - N5 . M 5 ., Ik . L. , ,UV vs 10 -.I .' fa tk- X will r 1,7 . T is 1 I I nlmnx A J' ,A 5' -1' . C V t yi-V-Q I 8 ' . 1- T uw., L In A N. x , x Z I. is if I . 1 4, t 4 ' I 4 . ' -. X P E , 5 Colette Vines A 61 ALLTHEQE PPJOVIDED GOLDEN MEMORIES. Randy Vior Janis Voss Brian Wagner Genny Walk Liz Walker Pamela Wallace Paul Watson Mary Weigel Kevin Weisbrod Steven Weist Marshall Welch John Wells Mary West Sandy Whiting Cozy Williams Diane Williams Helen Williams Tony Williams Sheila Wilson Doug Wofford Phyllis Woolard Richard Wolf Ruth Wright Mike Zabzdyr Cafeteria staff and able student helpers faced seemingly never ending lines of ravenous students. I 1 Debbie Berry Aidet Castro John Coth Diane Dominguez Toni Edwards Robert Elder Anna Grijalva Sylvia Guevara Terri Hadley Riki Hansen A David Hentschke Lupe Hernandez , Dianna Joiner Guy Jones ?C' During Girls' P. E. board. Lv. L 4 12 l Keith Kendrick ' Jeff Knoop A - 5' 'W ' Stephanie Lang l SVA Redd Lan don r L ddd' 'fo V Brian Largon 5' Q . I I b 4 .+L -lf x, Robin Lind fr l - ' x Lynne Lowe Roberta Maccianti Terry Minyard 'wiv ii. -cw . bv ' Diana Nelson 5 - , ,V Sue O'Connor s... g, Gayle Peron '31 W V x Eli, fl 5 David Smedstad H l' Don A. Smith V ,X 'Q E r I- C 1 Tina Torres t. .M L, ff.. her P. E. class, Cindy Brown, like other students, develops her skill on the spring- 63 yr As seventh graders we found this year to be a new and very different experience. Among the things that were different for us were the seven classes, seven teachers, and seven rooms. From top to bottom, from oldest to youngest, from leaders to followers, the seventh grade class faced a difficult transition. ,551 All seventh graders were required to take Fine Arts OUP: FHZQFWEE A ' Lori Adams - Frank Aguilar ,N 6 ,F - ,A I A . ,. ' Betty Ahlstrom k, , ,I tg, ' X ,,:fV.i Vivian Alcantar N 1' 'l 'Lim David Alcasas w F! i ...A- , f . i ' l , . ' Q - Jose Aldana ,. vi: 0 . 0 ' 1 5, , Barbara Allen .W ,fx XR . Victor Alvarez , ,-' k V 'L ' Steve Arnelas , ,Q ' JL -' - Robyn Anderson M 'V i Q ' jx Gre o Arceneaux XV., 1 A 'xx' N N -,Ax 'N I M N t by it-311-it Af!-L fiik wwf ka . JO H I en , It it ' Nl . A Denise Arguello ' 'X' I' Y r- ' ' H -1 fm Wendy Ashburn ' A' X 'L 'l 'Qi' -' - 4' 4 , Ricky Atkins if ' y ' Q1 C+ 5, l M fir 4' Nick Autrand . A. ' ,N 'V 4 Zoltan Azary -il x. Judy A216111 p-X. 'Us r v l - ' ,ff , A 5.1 Mark Azzara Frank Badilla Debbie Badillo Colleen Bagley Cheryl Baird Steve Baker ' Debbie Ballesteros , 9 ax A YA Ken Banks r ,- 1- ' ' ' Charles Barbosa :Q l 5- il James Barker 5 i S 9 k Bernie Barragan my V ' John Barragan O4 's . 755 . Qi XJ 1. sr L, ,., A 5 f-if X - .-v'1 - fa 43 at '. 6. NX Pauline Barragan Alfred Barrows Peggy Barthels Chad Bastian Gary Bauder ' Chris Bazdario - - X s. gf David Becerra Robert Beltann 1 Bobby Beraldo Richard Bonsignori Lauri Blumenthal Kurt Boldt .Usfx ..,'-fri ' Nancy Borgaro 'i Cynthia Borgers Georgia Born Sally Bowman 'C' ' l ' Sandra Brade Richard Brattain A 1 A' as ' N 'bw ' qs , , 5, nf- - of 5, '- . N--f ' s., lr s.. 1 .. . 1 1 xx. I . Q SEVENTH GEADEPS BEGAN NEW AD Donna Brienzo Vickie Brooks Dan Brown Robert Brunk Cynthia Bryson Bill Buckner Toni Burgess Jackie Bys Lynn Cabot Alice Calderon Ray Callaway Jim Camill Karen Campbell Richard Campitelli Andy Campos Leslie Canada Marysue Canley Ricky Canley Mark Cardaronella Mike Cardona Shirley Carmack Sherrie Carmack Richard Castaneda Sandy Castaneda Lupe Cerda Randy Chackel I im Charnell Alex Chliwnyj Kim Christiansen Jette Christiansson 5 X - ni , ' L. . of . np' , .v 'ff- ' ' ' Q---f x ZSGT' I ' I in fx M, s f .il KTJV . 1 . ri i x ' P , 4' ,kY, 5' qs- -... s.. 'E bf- X ' I ,, 1 Q 'J . .rv gg, Q Q1 ff ' X N. .- 'Q - It sf' 'K IA. 65 Suisse J SCHOOL BUS' B Some of us took the bus so often we never saw the outside of it. K W Wayne Christopherson f?fg,,f,g,,Qfif Joe Ciampi :Sn l .. Q. 1' la ,, 9 1 David Clark D CZ' L.. V 1-'Q IQ, j- rl f' X Q:-Q ' Scott Clark X K J T J, gf M ll mfs' ' S ' ' gougcgfke 'XT th, 'lx iy 1,31 my ajax erese ausen Brad Clements J Q' Cindy Cobos - 5' .' ,. 53' 'N 3 ' Don Cole .W n ' -Q 4, , ' A . Steve Cook l ,hh I I, N H l T V Jim Cordero Ml X . 'pr L ,::,i:Hm'm?,jyxx Philis Cordero DAYBYD YUVE GAINED CONFIDENCE Larry Corral Ruth Cosby John Coudray Cheryl Coveduck Laurie Cox Ingrid Crowder Steve Cuellar Randy Culler Denise Daily Debbie Daily Dana D'Andrea Gayle Daniels Susan Daniels Ronnie Dansby Isabell Del Campo Julie DePaco Larry Deran David Diaz Dave L. Diaz? lQQP,i5Z,l Mike Dilkey Nancy Dominques Star Dominques Michael D'Ordine I A - . gg. 'Wa fa I A X.. Q I. I 4 A IA. 5, ' Q ' - all I -4 . ,J 'El' , 3 '59 4 jf A :Q 35 J 3 f .1 1 ' aJ'y Ji - B- -. Q: J. 'r ll il KR! 1 5 Y..- 'R' L4 Fings '1'Z.,f. P 'S NJ' E' dEEIlAJFE-LAlE!F2EE-lbJ112UC5EDlJC2EEED'TlD -K os r ,-fr -L-F tv ' vs L. ' ' N Q- Wu :Tl lr I, 'I i1 hsxfx ly f ' 2-l y, 1 1 B'x l l-,a- , J' ,-Q A I i WV ' -'J .. .. sl '53 9 li. fl -fr- Ron Dorion Joe Douglas Kathy Douglas George Duran Steve Duran Mary Ellen Echevarria Cindy Edwards Larry Edwards Robin Eggleston Laurie Ehrlich Elizabeth Elizalde Jeff Eoff Diana Eseau Denise Estrada Stuart Farber fthe Flies NEWAND DI ousxjecrs , Q4 g-, C' fi, 5- 'Q' T37 Q! 7 Z' N--35 '-'1 fx- F i .1133 N f-W N I Rav. F V 'evil Ja?'l ill L VL.,, l D N A:' H I. ' 1 v sf F wi' ' i N: If F W sf, pf V 4 h ' . jriai rfVlr' .n I tx m wb H I J K. ' ' S.- s aa' g,f-'fr. 1 is F . L -s Gil n E? il 'G ' 'f XL L gl' W I . N V H .' . 'X f jg,-ir' x 'F . L. ' X 5':J ,. 1 :L , L. Lf . . I - y , , , x . an b - K . . Kathy Frazer Cathy Fell Fred Flores Ramona Flores Rebecca Flores Debra Floyd Karen Francisco Alan Fryer Richard Fourriel Mark Fowler Dona Fox Rich Fugua Lenora Gade Angelina Garcia Jerry Garcia Tino Garcia Sabrina Gardner Rick Geneau 'IEACI-IEEE WEEE- ALWAYS PEADYTO AQQIQFUQ Myer Gensler Charlene Gertz Brink Gibb James Gilmore Alene Gionfriddo Barbara Glockler Angie Gomez Lori Gomez Rachel Gonzalez Susie Goodenow Mike Gorgita Mike Gorton 'WI' LE R-ll 41 Q! . Frye, Steve Duran David Hall Ben Hallock Howard Ham Tracy Hamilton Curt Harrington Susan Hartgroves Pat Hatadis Michael Hawk Dennis Haves Liz Hembree Robert Hembree Ben Herlein ff' Bill Grant Mike Green Laura Gremillinn Mike Guevarra Kathleen Gussenhoven Ginny Gutzmann Barbara Hahn Barbara Hall L Q, , , t .A fir v Y ' BA Q . ' ' 1 K' ' , -I B ' f . ,fm 'fm f TT' , ' 1- lip h' I sf. 4. -rr-. Y1 f , 6, x , 32' . 'Q' --., ... I . if 1 lf M ev -, , 'f . rl E X qi Liga .21 Q , Q . i si la li n . X 5. 4-.,' 6' JEL. ml Q1 f , has ,L .be 3 l 'Ss .' '- gg J 4 X .K Prix f' k I . '14 P1,,, A 170 ,- , R, F 1 i -L- rg r TA t y 4 1 Ns 1 v 3 b . Lupe Hernandez Steven Herron Scott Harward Stephen Hester Layne Hicks Dave Hill Colette Hoeffliger Dennis Holderrnan Elona Hollander Neal Hollingsworth , '- A seventh grade art class relaxes as they receive rn structions from Mr. Moore. APIWAQ BOTH N AND ENJOYABLE. Qwe- -K L - x ..- 'S ag 1 'n ffl ,sh ' X . 5 ye 0 Q- L' ' A- gi I. - , WL- - H -D s 2' .AN A--9, L45 I as S 4 . D1 t . .. f t D M is ,t 3 l H-w ' lg V Q 1... .. L ,t - - :. 'D' ' f' 1 ', . 5 ' t 1.1 ,4 .. David Horne Hortencia Esqueda Mark Hosmer John I-Ioush Cathy Howell John Huerta Kerbie Hughes Laura Hulla Trisha I-Iultman Melvin Hunt Eric Hvolboll Wendy Hyde Robert Hylton Nancy Ingram Deanna Irwin Wendy Jacobs Margaret I ames Fred Ianczyn LATER. WE-Q4 Yearbooks were sold in homeroorns as well as at noon hour. Sheri Goodenow and Steve Blair assist seventh graders Terry Rawson and Eric Hvolboll with their purchases. l f- fr. Tony Jauregui ' A 1 ,, Angelo Juarez l xl ' i I- 3-' ,- If Karen Iensrud ' A If y A xl: ll A Antonio Jimenez ,L A .f' 'I k ,r N s ' J 1 A Heidi Jogstad A. V -5 I i 1 N Robert Johnson '. in ' E 1 'V Pam Johnston ,ti . in - ' ' I 3 I Q 1 Marilyn Jones . . ,. y A A Lv- y an - l L John Joseph -P3 ' t .T .- X V ' 'T' V ' 1 ' Carol Kallman A ,K M, M - N 4,7 n Y , in I Iwi ' Matt Kashrnar Sijtff -9 4- ftfhff , r , V ,i w I All 1 ,Ll Mike Kashrnar Vicki Keeler Victor Keen I David Kelleher iv- Casey Kellogg I W ,P 1 .vs - Karen Kent XXV Edt A t T A4 fc Mark Kepford ? in y y .4 V f Gary Kerr - 45214 t - l' K N g A , Rita Kight Q X 'N 'F M 'A T 4- .' Q S .' 'U .- Dar1aKuZe1'1 4 'Gly' M .. if I 11 it 5, 3 ' Allen Larond ' y il '- ' 'V .' ,F , 1 , if - 'Y' ' Yvette Laisure Q. x f X ,ff ' ' V Qfyg - 1- Lori Lamonds 70 SAI , '1 4 -in I ?1'l ft'-' 4 'V 52:1 I Y l . r M L Kurt Lehmann x Linda Leslie W L Yin I 'S M XX Jimmy Ley 37 S 1' F J' - J f Becky Lind -N f' .171 4- I in-A Mary Lindsten 9 Y .Lf QE. 3 Peggy Lindt I m 1- . are I- is f 'J I 5 - . L , .ffl t 21 ' I. Y I N ff- N X Bill Long Mr. Dal Bello inspects the new lockers which for Boys' Gym in mid-semester. Miley Lopez -3 , Q H g'-- Rueben Lugo Laura Luick pg M i , ' ' , If X X .- lf. - ' fix- L Q' Lisa MacFarlane Malia MacNair Dennis Landers Anthony Lane Jim Lang Richard Latini Cindy Leech Jenny Lee . i ,, Lp , 'sf' Colleda Lingten Bryan Little Robert Little Zoe Little John Lockhart Jess Loible 1' y N, Diane Louie Denise Lugo s- . Ta Q.. :sa Lisa Luna Tomas Machin PE ALWAYS onnerzieo uc eNJovAeLe Acnvmec. Bruce Main Tony Manning Arthur Manzano Cara Marino Joe Martinez Liz Martinez Mark Martinez Marygale Martinez Tony Martinez Janet Marvin Randy Maseda Mike Matlock Martha McCasland Steve McComb Elise McConnell Nonna McConnell Patricia McCormick Caron McCowan Debbie McCutcheon Bill McDonough Chris McMillan Ian McTavich Dennis McWaid Mark Melni Danny Mendoza Marcia Mendoza Robert Menegon Robert Mercer Linda Mercada Jeff Mew Donn Michaelson Donna Miller Lela Miller Mariann Miller Michelle Miller Mike Milliken Sue Montgomery Mildred Marelos Deborah Moseby Kelly Muraoka J fy' 5. i' 5,- .... Q wg...-I-4 5 ,rN wh qw .-. 1--v N , . ta. . E. ' 1 V- 51 W 5 f A' x v or K . .Ye E 1 .L- -fvy A Xf' 4-. 1. 5 f va-1.4K-Q, Qs mn., K ln.. if 'Q 4 F-a2Ef?fi51iE 35: gifs' ifffk 56 if .... r-s T! ' 2 .... G 0- in hw v- -f ,x , .. I fu 7' ,,. ia. ty L P K' X in-, ff., ms K A ' y lx N ,Wk 'i M 1 Q L i N ' A rc' QI E' '- . 'Q ' X 'r ,. ' L. L- V L. a. f' ' L- f 1: 4- is N v-- If .fav I , Mx .lj pgs.. A . Y fx , 1 J-I . Qfhgiux A' - , 'M yr. 'A r. - I gr P ' ,sz ti, P pl tu 4 -V DJ. Q .,'. .A . Lg' xv.- 1- KJ- -T5txkvw-,L4':Jg:- 1 1. -' .4 f 4 1' 5 ' -0- LF? p ',. if -- s vl t. LV, .lip 6- --' Brian Murphy Darlene Murphy Torn Myers Neal Narkis Joe Nevarez Patsy Noel Roy Noel , Weldon Nomura Marian North Ernest Orosco Bernabe Ortega Elvira Ortiz Frank Ortiz Mark Ortiz Kevin O'Shea Edmond Otis Mary Ott Karen Overeem Chris Page Pam Palmer Shelley Parker Alva Partida Marlene Peariso Sandy Pebles MIDTEIZM. QE GEADERS IC-NEWT!-IEIIZ WAYAIZOUND f 'rs '15 .T x, Y., bf in J ug- X-I Margarethe Pedersen Barbara Perez Lourde Perez Sandra Perkins Mike Person Karen Petersen Cheri Phillips Mark Pina Susie Pina Lester Pollak Gary Pompe Ginger Pompe Don Ponzini Ronnie Poulin Patti Powers Jerry Prather I anet Prescott Sandy Price Steve Price .Tudith Pritikin Jake Puckett Debbie Querfurth Norma Ramirez Millie Ravenscroft Mark Rauch Terry Rawson v- Mr. Ed Pellman, consultant of mathematics, demon strates an educational computer to a seventh grade math il ,r 1, V y Godfrey Raymond ' - ' y Kathy Reese R '-rfjr ri -vee R be lj Tom Reid Y. y f 1- - f Terry Remick 4AksX.'A'!':. e N uh I 4 ' ' 'kg ' class. Q ' Q f , 'I 'T -1 5 qu' f ug ' 5. A ra- ' :L f , , if if A r . Q he . :gi'ff.:fl':f . -' Um if ' f X 4 ci 4-eng' V X I 5' 1' f 4 il'- Xia - - V 1 li 'J -lin ,W 'X I ' , y 3 . Eng- :1 S- . H I 'f - ' Ln A law - 1 ,I V Lf V ' , t ' , If .V ts- gl., no 'l y' X- ' -- '.'.-If EQ r L -5-ax an jf' V sf, ,fr -..,- , T37 'I' ' ' wx lt- Q. - S fx ' 1' L- 1-- A' 3 -N - WTI .1 fx i-5. K 1 . -xi fr me .AVE Liar-an R - WPI! 53- M E-if 35' , ' 1- J Y -N N vb Q ., fr, R Z t 5 Q 'F f uf .-'gt ' r. V xii 1- -A L AX! :.: x , 74 Debbie Rennie Kirk Renshaw Juan Retamoza Kathleen Rice James Ritto Lillian Rodriguez Ramona Rodriguez Virginia Rogers Richard Rojas Debra Roland Diarra Roland Frank Romero Marlene Romero Michael Romero Ernie Romo Ray Rosales Jeanne Roulet Martin Ruiz Karon Ryan Tina Salmon Christine Sanchez Rey Sanchez Serene Sanchez Carol Sandoval Joann Sandoval Jeff Sechrist Craig Schiemann David Schiff Lynda Schiff Colin Schmeisser LE Marisa Schreier Joe Schuck David Scollin Debbie Sherman Kenny Shimoda Mike Slider Jim Smith Kathy Smith Susan Smith Tommy Smith Q., .-4 y ya. K K N '-. N . L- ' K L, . 9.- - X K . -fb fi ,i X L -., L f 1. S y a s .mt 5 40 Janine Snyder ' i' fi Kenneth Snyder ' V, 'I Steve Sorensen -.. L' sl ' f Bruce Sortman ij- 'F' r ll. L Claire Soukup --' N 'L - g RQ Fx , 3' iff- hglliialr, I A vig?-L Brian Starks ' J W Steve Stetson P A f ASW, Peggy Stevens 'Q' , 'S z x t 5' Bruce Stevenson H, gf' L. -'Tv 7 Laurie Stiers ' C ZX y ,R X ix 1 Wayne Stone .QW -, V' , - A A is , ' Jeff Sturgis , ' 2 T fl, 3 ' :L V H Melinda Sugino z, A I , ' Frank Sunseri A ' ' ' X L ,,,, A U fum 4' f Beth Strayer AND LUNCH BALANCED OUP1 DAY A relaxing lunch was a welcome break. At left, Barry Sauerwein takes a bite out of his sandwich, while at right hris Trevino munches on a potato chip. 157' L UI ll 1 K 'vc - 2- A A lx Nix ,bt W 4 Fred Terrones Carol Tippit Diane Tillel Chris Trevino John Trouchon Doreen Troy !' -X .5 I. Q. Q- E . ,. , I -1 f , .u. Rosanne Urzua Vicky Valastak Valerie Vallejo John VanderToorren Paul Veazey Eddie Velez ,N IP IL- u- yl uf - 0- . f' 1 f x x A s I Nl L 113 j 'Q ...- ya x . n Q r fa- 1. S ' 2 ,, , . , JZ, Q 1' s Xi? 5' ' vt 'vs I.. . tg' C' --,f ' TL ' ' ,- C. ew.. '. '1 ' im- ' --a-'Wf'-1 4-I f mx. in X ru :Hx '3 224 QI IVVQ 1,441 ' ha- x u LA 's-Q L S- r su- ..- vw Lynn Suskin Katy Swan Sandy Swift Kim Szafransici Josie Tagles Earla Tatsch 'v , John Tulk Donald Thompson John Thompson Terri Thompson Jerry Thorusen John Urzua -Gs , l 1 33 A 'iz ' , . f 1 X1 ' INA, . Sylvia Vitoshanski Clarence Voges Greg Volger Darryl Voss Joe Wager-Smith CHANGING C!-AQQEQ WAQA NEW EXPERIENCE ,,. ....-5. 'f Dean Stewart and Sherry Williams seem deeply engrossed in thou as they go down the ma stairs, while Marisa Schreier, Terry Rawson, and Scott Votey are on their way up. Q-4 rsan Wagner ' V ' y 1? Y rrbara Walker A my-i 4 A- i in , ' W W 'If' .f,. 4. oencer Wass V ,X A ester I . Weatherspoon . Max., W chard Weddle V 'yt .trice Weiler Q Q 5' P, . :. !' 'R , ar - h as N , gn cy Welsh ula Westcott V i 'N Flu M. fAl .X y White aghan Whitney . 'Q' ' bin Wiley A 5. I va es Wilkinson V i ff, i ' if xv W ffl .fx THE END OFT1-IEYEAIZJ WERE-AN OUQ Larna Willden Debra Williams George Williams Mark Williams Sherry Williams Norman Willims Danny Willis Oran Winn Wally Winn ' 4-5 ', . X A 1 5-5 ' -- 31 1 A A , 1 s e 21' . L l 4 1 L. 7 Q' ' MN x 1 no P 2- is i 5, 5- N. 1x , L,--N in - '. All . .Mi , W Nr W BE EIGHT!-I GRADEIZQ. Seventh grader, Chad Bastian, works on a drafting project for his Industrial Arts class. ,,. 1 'if , 1 it ? ' A fl F ' 77 Glen Wisham John Wooley Charles Wright Lea Wright Bruce Wyatt Wendy Wyatt -v- .1 -R GJ AND SUMMER LOOMED AHEAD . T7 May Yee Craig Young Nancy Young Mary Yznaga Olga Zuniga f J - P computer CI-Iubaphonej to PTA mem as Susan Columbana, Sheila Leslie and Colette Vines look on. Cbelowj Studc in Mrs. Baird's 7th grade homeroom p their Christmas tree in the annual tree planting ceremony. above Mr Huber ex larns his Huber l x , L. x.i-,-m DUPJTHOUGHTQTURN TO MEMOPJ . lxff Perhaps Betty Ahlstrom is thinking, I wonder if I'l1 have to next to h1m'7 as she waits in line for the bus. Cassandra Hurd Allan Lester Marvin Lowe Judy Mendoza Linda Mercado Mario Ornelas Elizabeth Riggs Paul Rogers Janis Romero Joann Sandoval Ernie Sauceclo Denise Smith Laurel Smith Cindy Spencer Fred Terrones Bernie Ba rragani Donald Bernard Enrique Franco Sylvia Gerue Scott Glover Mike Gould Scott Harward Darrel Hill Robert Barber J af' r 2.1 F r aa X L- , -vs Y' J R F- ! .. Ut -lAM'XLf.L.f l -1 l it L- lr, X 5- ' ' Q17 'E' I F 1 G! 4. , f lx x Qx Y. 79 New Qruoeme INCQLAQED LOC emlaottmemr i 41 L, bo ' 11' J ' 6' '4 in -e., on D ' A mrv THE pg: Lx Uaeftj Tricia Tatsch is dumped into the dunking tank Roger Johnson watches with glee. Above, contestants line up at the dunking booth for a chance to drench their This was one of the most successful booths at La Curnbre s first carnival. y, s. ,. 'a Q.- Roger Andersson Deborah Carlton Rod Davis Bill Johnson fix if , It It .rl J I t 5 i Sa 'i 3 aa 'QQ io' 80 H E Q:-YQ XTRY' xt ls, 5 Kim Johnson David Johnstone David Meyers Jennifer Oliver Mark Parnell Dale Peron Robert Vance Karen Walker Bob Weldon Darci Zea ff' if xx 4 I N. ,X k Q f-gfxw 'Qlif' 51 N - -ts X if xx: 'QNX Ns fir -K1 'rf Um xv..- Q ft ' W1 I ri Us ' - 'Nina Ji' 1-1 dwg O Ill 'Cai' QQWEHQ H A t DENNIS MEANEY TINA DIAZ Vice President Secretary organized by the Student Council, the Minority, and their sponsors. The Interschool Council Meeting, another one of their many activitie was beneficial to all who attended. Again this year, the tradition of selling portfolios, bookcovers, and Student Body Cards kept the office busy during the first few weeks of school. As an interest to students, the Council made arrangements for the Surprise Assembly, Barefoot Adventure, a surfing film. MATT CAMPOS President Above left are Karen Murray and Susan Colombana as they enact their Talent Show skit, The Three Bears, while above right Lorenzo Martinez plays Tico Tico on his marimba. cruoemcoumcn, Arn This year's Student Council leaves behind it a very successful year One of the main highlights of this year was the Talent Show, which wt L 1 ,. J ,V , . , .,,v . J . Q ' ' 'if' .' -fl 1 A 1 -V I ', 1 xii, Y' - - +fl R i n 11 fn Q Q ,A 1,5 if . I sr. ' 4, -as ,C A, - -, w i it .K WENDY HICKS LINDA ZURBUCHEN BUD SPENCER Treasurer Recorder Sgt. -at-Arms wvv- IN VARIOUS ACTIVITIES DUIZJNGTHE YEAPJ Members of this year's Student Council were: Randy Dyer, Bob Shuck, Ben Hallock, MarkFEndo, Cindy Edwards, erri Rodriguez, Sandy Schiemann, Nancy Borgaro, John Coudray, Margie Perez, Godfrey Raymond, Jane Reese, Jackie ys, Don Smith, Leo Anthimiades, Philip Cacayorin, Bruce Stevenson, Rob Mulleany. Steve St. Onge, Debbie Norton, reg Arceneauz, John Urzua, Darcie Hughes, Doug Stansbury, Aidet Castro, Ruben Gonzalez, Toni Bayne, Sheryl lisarraras, Dona Fox, Patti Clawges, Richard Duncan, Brad Hinkson, Elizabeth Walker, Laura Luick, Cynthia Bryson, Torres, Greg Hoefflinger, Teri Noel, and Hollie McKay. A--r lil 4-s ' ,f A N , ,Z Va ,f Cyndi Weislogel, presidentg Tricia Thorsell, vice-presidentg Shari Cathcart, historian. secretary-treasurer, Christy Lee GIRLS ENJOYED AN ACTIVE YEAR It-poo: A busy and active year was experienced by the '6'7- '68 Girls' League. Toward the beginning of the year the Girls League, together with the Boys' League, sponsored a car wash. Shortly afterwards, a good-grooming assembly was 1 which featured Mr. Ohasi, a local hairdresser. In November, they organized a very successful rummage sale from which they cleared a net profit of over one hundred dollars. The Council of Christmas Cheer and the Mother-Daugl Christmas Tea kept the officers and representatives busy during December. The Carnival, in which several different clubs participated, was probably the biggest event of the year. Two fashion shows were held in the spring, and in Ju they arranged the annual Festival of the Arts. Pictured on opposite page are Mr. Ohashi and Wendy Drammer during the good-grooming assembly. Irene Holt is shown assisting in the Girls' League Rummage Sale in November. As in previous years, the Sugar and Spice Committees job was to choose girls from each of the grades every month. The girls chosen are considered model examples of the ideal girl. Members pictured are seated from left to right: Terri Hadley, Debbie Farris, Patti Tippit, Lynne Trouchon, Tricia Thorsell, and Jackie' Bys. Standing are Debbie Olson, Debbie Nor- ton, Carolyn Aiello, Patrice Weiler, Jennifer Lee, Stacey Brown, and Terry Rawson. 84 E fl-, ly, 5 x 2' If it x as .92 v- x.- Y Girls' Row 2: Nancy Ingram, Carol Tippit, Steffnie Bloss, Cynthia Cobos. Row 3: Shelley Gallagher, Martha M Ann Fingal, Delfina Doliente, Cathy Hoff, Terry Remmick. Row 4: Pam Johnston, Diane Crane, Sheri Lee Ann Johnson, Mrs. Collard, sponsor, Debbie Henoch, and Karen Campbell. OFT!-IE GIRLS' LEAGUE ACITVTTIEQ. League members for 1967-1968 were: Row 1: Christy Lee, Tricia Thorsell, Cyndi Weislogel and Shari . A L, J iii '15-:GL Cath- C- 86 LA CAJMBIZE BOYS APE KEPTBUSYTHIZOUGF ' X . ' X, . - . xg X. To provide the boys with extracurricular activities, the Boys' League organized and spopsored various activities with their sponsors, Mr. Lane, Mr. Padilla, and Mr. Sonnenburg. They began the year with the Boys' and Girls' League car wash which was a rather successful event. Later they were awarded an assembly for selling the most tickets to send Wendy Hicks to Detroit for a table tennis tournament. For this assembly they featured a scuba diving film. In the 'Spring they were again quite busy. They participated in the carnival where they sponsored a baseball throw. In April, they sponsored another car wash. Soon afterwards the Father and Son Banquet was held. Throughout the year they purchased L. C. letters for after school sports, and they also sponsored various after school activities. Members of this year's Boys' League were, standing in the first row, Chris Orosco, secretary, Steve Kurtz, Marty Van Dyke, president, John Demourkas, and Tony Rodriguez. Row 2: Ray Noel, Stan Hyt, Mark Scott, Jerry Gonzalez, Fernando Reynoso, Mark Endo, and Mike Aguirre. Row 3: Don McCloskey, Paul Blanke, Allen Gallagher, Jeff Wustman, Mike Menzies, Richard Mouck, Mike Murray, and Mr. Sonnenburg, sponsor. Mr. Thoreson provided many of the thrills in the Faculty-Varsity football game held in November. Pictured above is Twinkle Toes as he streaks down the sideline, trying to elude a pair of varsity defenders. NZTICIPNTON I N THE BOYS' LEAGUE. Mr. Padilla and members of Boy's League discuss future plans at a meeting. 9 i l 1 N Y I . I l ix 1 87 I 1 1 t mlm 1 L- The Student Court is an organization composed of four ninth graders one of which is appointed Chief Justice three eighth graders, and two seventh graders The purpose of Student Court is to try charges made by LCC s another organization. It usually met about once a week Student Court is a branch of Student Council which helps them with certain things such as clarifications of the rules at La Cumbre. The members of Student Court have attained their positions after filling out an application stating tn purpose for joining and what they think is the reason for having a Student Court Mr Simpkins the club sponsor is shown here with the members of Student Court from left to right Wendy Hyde Betty Johansen Dagmar Montanaro Julie Bailey, Chief Justice, Mr. Simpkins Marsha Smith Jennie Altamirano Jimmy Bys and Ed Tschupp QTUDENTGIZOUPQ AID IN QOLVING PROBLEM The Project Look-up Commit- tee again worked hard to promote better citizenship among students. The members portrayed their ideas by posters, banners, and other dis- plays. The members were selected from students who applied for Student Court. They are, from left to right, Kathy Dodge, Alexandra Retarnoza, and Earla Tatsch. Standing are Mr. Simp- kins, Colin Schmeisser, Alice Calderon, Karin Lehmann, Gary Bauder, and Jimmy Bys. 88 :F X, z ps l.. C. C. To prevent chaos and utter confusion in the halls during and between classes, the Lancer Control Committee, was once again organized for the fourth consecutive year by Mr, David Mcliachen. Citations were issued by the l,CC's to students who were caught misbeha ving or out of order on the school grounds, Any student receiving one ol these citations appeared before the Student Court for an appropriate punishment. LCC members this year were: Row lf Julie Keagy, Becky Montoya, Hanan Yaqub, Steve Studley, Bud Spencer, Mau Campos, Sandy Swanson. Row 2: Linda Zurbuchen, Susan Deckenback, Helen Hemlte, Lela Lugo, Christy Lee, Patti Murphy, Tricia Tliorsell, Shari Cathcart, and Diane Crane. Row 3: Irene Holt, Cyndi Weislogel, Teresa Koop, Eileen Burgess, Betty Johanson, Wendy Hicks, Julie Bailey, Roxanne Brombaland Mr. lxlveliticltert. Row 4: Chris Olsen, Steve Koop, Durene Weller, Craig Sntitheram, David Ayersman, Chuck Smith and Ed Tschttpp. in N Y The Fred H. Pierce Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society is an organization which recognizes student who are outstanding in scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and char- acter. Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of these characteristics. Officers for the 1967-68 school year, selected by NIHS mem bers, are Jan Zuzalek, president, Hanan Yaqub. vice-president, and Roxanne Brombal, secretary. Members of NJHS at La Cumbre this past year are pictured below, reading from left to right. Row 1: Kathy Cavanaugh, Shari Cathcart, Tricia Thorsell, Barbara Benes, Cheryl Melborn, Simone Unzueta, and Linda Zurbucheng Row 2: Susan Decken- back, Sarah Russell, Diane Crane, Pam Santo, Wendy Hicks, Helen Hemke, John Fuller, and Rick Mouckg Row 3: Betty Jo- hansen, Irene Holt, Debbie Morley, Robin Ingram, Ann Fingal, Teri Noel, and Durene Weiler. Pictured in Row 4 are Ian Zuzalek, Christy Lee, Matt Cam pos, Maureen Devaney, Cyndi Weislogel, Roxanne Brombal, Julie Bailey, and Hanan Yaqub. Standing in the back row are Richard Duncan, Eileen Burgess, David Ayersman, Teresa Koop, Tom Larson, Mrs. Nellie Allen and Mr. Harold Jones, advisors, Craig Smitheram, Ed Tschupp, and Chris Olsen. HONORAPX SOCIETIES WEEE FOP-MED TO X.. 4 'vmf V .V-.-.-. we SPEC! L LITES, the Learning Instructors of Tomorrow's Educational System is composed of students who re interested in the teaching profession as a future ccupation. Through this organization its members re able to become more aware of problems and ossibilities which teachers sometimes face. To gain better insight and realize more fully the responsi- ilities of teachers, each LITE is assigned a faculty ember to assist throughout the year. Activities during this past school year included ips to elementary schools, films on education, and uest speakers. Members of this year's LITES are ictured at right. Row 1: Helen Hamke, president: usan Deckenback, vice-president: Barbara Benes, ecretary-treasurer: Debbie Morley, Historian: and ane Schuck, corresponding secretary: Row 2: Cathy Asbury, Sharon Zabzdyr, Betsy Barber, Shelly Gal- agher, and Maria Jimenez: Row 3: Roxanne Brom- pal, Wendy Hicks, Martha Becerra: Row 4: Cathy floff, Sally Kaliher, and Maureen Devaneyg Row 5: trene Holt, Betty Johansen, Robin Popkin, and Laurie tntricang Row 6: Wendy Hawksworth, Julie Bailey, ,nd Metilda Sanchez: Row 7: Ruth Wong, Carol rown, and Sharon Hawk: Row 8: Clara Seibold, athy Anderson, Judy Jacobs, and Mary Robles: Row ,O: Mrs. Biddulph, sponsor, Robin Kirk, and Lynn Thrilch. X Usherettes is an honorary group made up of girls who are in the National Junior Honor Society. Their job is to take tickets, hand out programs, and seat the visitors who attend school performances, such as the Christmas Show, Band and Orchestra Show, Choral Festival, and the Spring Show. This year for the first time since they were organized the girls made their own uniforms. To display our school colors these outfits consisted of dark blue skirts, white blouses, and gold berets. Officers of the Usherettes are Durene Weiler, president: Eileen Burgess, vice-president and Teresa Koop, secretary- treasurer. Members forming the L are Susan Deckenback, Debbie Morley, Barbara Benes, Sarah Russell, Hanan Yaqub, Tricia Thorsell, Wendy Hicks, and Eileen Burgess. Forming the C are Shari Cathcart, Christy Lee, Kathy Cavanaugh, Ann Fingal, Betty Johansen, Durene Weiler, Maureen De- vaney, Roxanne Brombal, and Julie Bailey. AND EXPERIENCE Brill? ff' PUBLICATIONS OFFERED UQTI-IE OPPOEIUNHS -an-. YI, -1 v ?liai G' XY. A tr. l I ,Z ,Q .'-6,1 -.-G,J'.!'g,g IRENE HOLT ,gt-,',...1f'-' A 3. .g 1- t -tri . ' A. it... .-'-'-if TTL :'Z '1' ' Editor-in-Chief LINDA ZURBUCHEN Assistant Editor 1 . Above left, Marc Rose zeroes in on a butterfly, while above right, staff members scan pictures. At right Wendy Hawksworth talks to a parent during the Parents' Night bakesale. Below are Joe and Bryan confering over a sports page. Vi. Working from the beginning of the school year to the middle of March, the yearbook staff strove to produce an annual, in every way a little better than the last. From sched- uling pictures to proof reading final copies, the staff members worked after school, Satur- days, and even a few holidays, to meet their deadlines. Advisors for this year's LA CUMBREAN staff were: Mr. Harry Sims, General Advisor: Mr. Mal Parker, Layout and Copy Advisor: Mr. Frank Brownie, Business Advisor: and Mrs. Betsy Couch, Art Advisor. Mr. George Guntermann and Mr. Dennis Staley were Photog- raphy Advisors. Editors were: Irene Holt, Editor-in-Chief: Linda Zurbuchen, Assistant Editor, Karin Lehmann, Business Manager: Carolyn Aiello, Activities: Brooks Frank, Classes: Bryan MacDonald and Joe Gonzalez, Sports: Mike Smith, Art: John Fuller, Faculty and Administration: and Marc Rose, Photography. Staff members were: Pat Angus, John Arden, Steve Blair, Eileen Burgess, Shelley Gal- lagher, Sherry Goodenow, Wendy Hawksworth, Marcia Kubly, Pat McWilliams, Teri Noel, Marsha Smith, and Hanan Yaqub. 5. gi .fi f U RECORD THE EVENTS OF Tl-IE YEAIZ. The main job of the Journalism Class was the pro- fiuction of La Cumbre's weekly paper, the LANCERS' SCROLL. By actually publishing a newspaper of their own, the staff could more easily learn and understand the techniques of journalism. To gain more knowledge, the class visited the News Press, listened to various speakers, and were guests at UCSB to help the EL GAUCHO staff with one of their issues. Members of the staff were: Ann Bach, Barbara Benes, Roxanne Brombal, Jim Bys, Craig Clements, usan Deckenback, Judy Geiger, Kathy Hamilton, endy Hawksworth, Cathy Hoff, Irene Holt, Sandy IMaseda, Teri Noel. Mark Patton, Robin Popkin, Cari nn Sherman, Linda Vallejo, Sandy Whiting, Linda ster, Linda Zurbuchen, and Darcie Zea. rs., Above left, some of the ' s talented typisrs rush to meet a deadline, while above right, Susan Decken- back and Jim Bys work on the Dummy. Below, members of the staff tidy up the bulletin oard. i SUSAN DECKENBACK Second Semester Co-ed itor 'r I A 'I' E A Xt WENDY HAWKSWORTH Second Semester Co - editor ROXANNE BROMBAL First Semester Editor-in-Chief I . .5 I 93 17-YLENTQ, TONGUEQ. AND TEC!-IN! ART CLUB Enlightened perception and sensibility were the main goals of this year's Art Club. Composed of artistically inclined eighth and ninth graders, the club worked for a deeper self realization and for others under the guidance of Mrs. Serena, sponsor. Members seated around table are, Debby Olson, Carolyn Merriell, Barbie Bayne, Alison Hames, Maren Thompson, Darcie Hughes, Mary Borgaro, Karen Mur- ray, and Lydia Saucedo. Standing in the front row HIC! Dave Whitehouse, Linda Vallejo, and Lynn Edick. Back row: Barbara Kelley, Judy Felix, Mrs. Serena, Sharon Hawk, Harold Howser, and Sarah Russell. PHOTO CLUB Photographic techniques and film processing were the main points stressed by the first Photo Club. Under the direction of Marc Rose, club president and Mr. Dennis Staley, sponsor, mem- bers had a chance to work with a variety of cameras. Members pictured from left to right are: Row 1: John Arden and Mr. Staley. Row 2: Bryan MacDonald, John Dunlap, Jim Lang, Jim Ryan, Marc Rose, and Byron Juselius. 94 Q3 SPANISH CLUB For students interested in Spanish, the Spanish Club founded this year by Mr. Herrera. The club took part many interesting activities. Founding members from right are: Betsy Stephenson, Sela Bayquen, and Jeff Row two: Don Autrand, William Goslin, Bryan Little, Joe Gonzalez. Row three: Mireya Jimenez, Jennie Alta mirano, Betsy Barber, and Diane Williams. Row four: Marsha Smith, Hortencia Esqueda, Vicky Dominguez, French, and Linda Cedillo. Top Row: Patrick I-lenigin Mr. Herrera. DEVELOPED 11-!l2J0UGI-IT!-IEQE . Members of the Chess Club are: Shawn Costillo, Kirk Renshaw, Don Duncan, Pat I-lenigin, Tino Garcia, Frank Christensen, Robert McTavish, Lester Pollak, Bill Goslin, Jeff Thede, Byron Juselius and Mike Gould. Row 4: Tom on, Steve Stanzyk, Mark Williams, Alex Chliwnyj, Bob Guthrie, Skip Tony, John Beckham, Jerry Thorson, George ddad, Pat McWilliams, and John Jennings. Row 5: Jeff Ingram, Thomas Machin, Don Robinson, David Hall, Steve ice, James Wilkenson, Chad Bastian, David Scollin, and Bob Bare. Row 6: Jim Ryan, Sylvia Gerue, Tina Alcasas, m Wallace, Judy Gunther, Stephanie Lang, Debbie Mayrhofen, Deanna Steele, and Harold Houser. Members of the Surf Club, another atively. new club are: Row 1: Steve mbach, Mark Coudray, Bruce Hos- r. Row 2: Craig Young, Randy co, Nancy Bayne, Barbie Bayne, vid Niven, Jim Selberg. Row 3: ke Dougherty, Bob Yznaga, Brad vens, Glen Meyer, Mike Lillyman, ve Carter, Bob Fargey, Tony Goring. 4: Gary Manning, Rodney Miller, . Bennett, sponsor, Jim Beraldo, rk Torres, Joe Carillo, Chuck gory. it -as ff, 1 US and Mr. Wilvert, sponsor. Row 2: Mark Fowler, Jim Camill. Row 3: Mike Hawk, Rick Mayer, Pat Angus, , 1 i x T L OFFICIALS CLUB: The main task of the Official Club was the refing of noon league games and track meets. Highlights of the year for the club were excursions to the CIF football playoffs and one of the Los Angeles Dodger's home games Members are pictured at right in left to right order. Row 1: Dan Lopez, Bryan MacDonald, Brad Hinkson, Scott Mahoney, Steve Kurtz, Mark Scott, Jim Alva, Gary Osborn, and Mike Zabzdyr. Row 2: Seth Doulton, Allen Gallagher, Scott Carhcart, Topper Topping, John Demourkas, John Garcia, Don Wright, Dennis Wright, Ray Uribe, Andy Cuellar, and Bruce Hosrner. Row 3: Reuben Gonzalez, Mike Kiesling, Richard Moreno, Mike Alcasas, Gilbert Gonzalez, Marty Van Dyke, Jesse Velez, Ken Waage, Mike Menzies, and Mr. Eoff. Row 4: Steve Weist, David Zuzalek, Doug Stansbury, Greg Zezulka, Steve Studley, Steve Koop, Craig Smitheram, Paul Blanke, and Scott Whiting. N,f Marty Van Dyke, Steve Lemp, Craig Smitheram, Dicky Duncan. Row 3: Steve Studley, Steve Koop, Jeff Wustman, Gilbert Gonzalez, Randy Elizalde, John Schack, Dwight Clark, Chuck Smith and Mr. Glerum. 96 CLUBS WERE FOP-MED FOIZTI- NHLEHC STUDENTS OF LO. LETTERMANS CLUB: One of the many new organizations this year, the Letterman's Club, led a very active year. Comprised of outstanding varsity members, the club sponsored an assembly featuring Coach Cathcart from Santa Barbara High School. The group also had two booths in the carnival to help raise money. The sponsor was Mr. Glerum. Members of the club were, in row 1: Jerry Del Sesto, Tim Lopez, Bob Romero, Richard Moreno, Bill Avila, Andy Cuellar, Ray Uribe, Ray Gonzalez, David Guzman. Row 2: xDoug Stansbury, John Kriger, Spencer Tidd, Phil Crampton, A G-LIMPQE OF '67 68 l 'mm mmlluhzfs ::::w1::si.fiIl3Sii?ii351'3all:2???iiiE2E52EQEi5.imaaz115isaiisaeaisaesf-'-1,9 9. WOW I Security is sleeping by Ll wastebasket when you're sick. - V ff If you lhink they look dcud, you should have seen the ll'lOX'lC: ' I, b Well, you see l'x'c been climbing thc walls lately. Deck the halls with I-Iuber's flunkies. . . Oh no! I think the chaperone is going to ask me to dance. A I' - Look, I'm a Toastem Pop-Up! BAND AND DBILLTEAM The band had another busy time this year. First, they participated in the Northside Businessnnen's Parade. The UCSB and Westmont Homecoming pa- rades were also on the year's agenda. Highlighting the second semester were the Band's performances in the Band and Orchestra Show in February and the Santa Maria Elks Parade in June. ' Members of the band this year are the following students, listed alpha- betically: Jose Aldana, Pat Angus, Pete Austin, Steve Blair, Paul Blanke, Robbie Brooks, Edie Brunk, Mark Cardaronella, Alex Chliwnyj, Kim Chris- tensen, Wayne Christophersen, Gary Coutre, Ron Dorion, Erik Elbek, Sheryl Elisarraras, Randy Elizalde, Mark Endo, Diana Floyd, Sean Gabe, David Gerue, David Goto, David Hall, Howard Ham, Brad I-linkson, Henry Hollan- der, Carol Kallman, Mike Kashmar, Tim Lang, Tom Larson, Timmy Ley, George Mata, David Meyers, Paul Mori, Rob Mulleany, Larry Neely, Wade Nomura, Penny Paul, Donald Ponzini, George Reijnaert, Debbie Rhyner, Mark Retamoza, Bill Roth, Russell Ruiz, Chris Romer, Kenny Sagawinia, Lynda Schiff, David Scollin, Bruce Stevenson, Craig Steward, Gail Swanson, John Trouchon, Shirley Tveidt, Greg Volger, Genny Walk, Pam Wallace, Bruce Webster, Andy Wiedmann, and Dennis Wright. Pictured at right is the Band's Drum Major, Chuck Smith. 2 BEHIND MANY THPJLLI NG MEMORIES A N Q4 V Ili 1,-v-- ,,,',-v-tr' fuvrv .- - ff'-Aww it fffhflf.-Iso ? 'J ?.'5 :Z 5-'5.':fF5FS 5v+.r1v-Q 'O fi ha 52'-YM E S31 '-'E -siltzsfj ailftaf: 'Unit 'funny With their twirling talents, the Majorettes led the Band and Drill Team in several parades during this year. Chosen as captain again, for the third year, was Sharon Young, kneeling in front. McCloskey, Tina Torres, Debbie Farris, and Elvira Ortiz. Jgjlav- Together with band, the Drill Team marched in the North- ide Business Men's Parade in which they won third place and in e Milpas Street Christmas Parade where they placed fourth. hey again took part in the annual Band and Orchestra, and they lso sponsored many money-making projects during the year. Kneeling in row 1 are Mickey Guerrero, Sela Batyquen, Bea- rlce Barajas, vice-president, Debbie Norton, Tina Diaz, Cathy loff, captain: Barbie Diaz,tSue Finch, Debbie Hunter, Debbie anders, Maria Barajas, and Darcie Hughes. . Standing in row 2 are Matilda Sanchez, president. Leonor t lvira, sergeant-at-arms: Debbie Danielli, Susan Meisenbach, tsy Stephenson, Charlene Olivera, Ann Fingal, co-captaing 9 aren Oueilhe, Becky Montoya, l-lelen Hemke, Jane Reese, 1 hauna Cooper, Christy Lee, Karen Murray, and Barbara Lew. N Standing in the back row are Irene Mesa, Steffnie Bloss, mbin Popkin, Diane Curtis, Patti Tippit, Linda Bastiannet, 'eresa Koop, secretary-treasurerp Durene Weiler, Mary Borgaro, ynthia Nelson, Charlene Simioni, Belinda Escobosa, Sandy iaseda, and Julie Martinez. 3 Standing in back are Elizabeth VOCAL GROUPS DEVELOPQD Tl-IEUZ Under the direction of Mrs. Theo Sunblad, the Seventh Grade Chorus hada very active year. Their performances during the year included the Christmas Show, the third annual Choir Festival, and the March PTA meeting. In addi- tion, they toured various elementary schools. Pictured below are the members of the Seventh Grade Chorus, from left to right. Row 1: Patti Powers, Karen rud, Tracy Hamilton, Chris Page, Chad Bastian, Elvira Ortiz, Paula Wescott, Anthony Lane, Steve Price, and Mark Azzara. Row 2: Laurie Stiers, Colleda Lingren, Terese Clausen, Lena Hernandez, Debbie Sherman, Janine Snyder, Meaghan Whitney, Laurie Cox, Ben Hallock, Alma Van Aacken, and Nancy Borgaro. Row 3: Marisa Schreier, Toni Burgess, Claire Soukup, Barbara Walker, Lucy Welsh, Robin Eggleston, Chris McMillan, Laurel Smith, Linda Leslie, Debbie Williams, and Curt Harrington. Accompanist is Kathy Devaney. ,Q YV' VI-NLE PROVIDING ENTEPJZUNMENTFOFZALL. Under the direction of Mr. Jack Huber, the eighth and ninth grade A Cappella was led through a very busy year. To begin the year, the met at La Colina Junior High School, and were directed by Glen Montague from Hancock College. Their next performance was at a PTA meeting followed by the Christmas Show. After coming back from vacation, the spring show, which this year was Cinder- ella, was started. Being so busy with the play, they had to pass up two performances, the Band and Orchestra Show, and the Third Annual Choral Festival. After March, performances became fewer, and the choir had a chance to relax. Members are, from left to right, row 1: Suzanne Finch, Steffnie Bloss, Julie Anderson, Sharon Zabzdyr, Betsy Barber, Kevin Weisbrod, Robert Muraoka, David Whitehouse, Marshall Welch, Barbara Benes, Martha Calderon, and Robin Popkin. Row 2: Collette Vines, Maureen Devaney, Christy Lee, Dennis Meaney, David Su- gich, Don Robinson, Richard Wolfe, Tricia Thorsell, Carolyn Aiello, Carol Crown, and Betsy Stephson. Row 3: Pam Santo, Linda Zurbuchen, Peter Spacek, Rick De- jong, Dave Preston, Roland Manzano, David Delapa, Matt Campos, Tino Guevaro, Chris Orasco, Chuck Cowing, Kent Husthing, Hanan Yaqub, and Penni Blair. Row 4: Susan Colombana, Sheila Leslie, Durene Weiler, Cathy Davis, Mike Armstrong, Ed Tschupp, Bud Spencer, Steve Studley, Mark Strayer, Willie Hall, Teresa Koop, Lorie Blise, Susan Deckenback, and Kaaron O'Neal. La Cumbre's folk singing group, the Minority, sang in the Talent Show, the Band and Orchestra Show, and the Modoc Road Review. Toward the beginning of the year they gave several noon concerts and went caroling in the halls before Christmas vacation. They also performed on the local television station and at the February P. T.A. meeting. Members playing guitars are Roland Manzano, Laurie Stiers, and Marlene Spriggle. Standing in Row 1: David Preston, David De Lapa, Barbara Benes, Tricia Thor- s , nan Yaqub. Row 2: b Cathy Anderson, Eile n Burgess, Cyndi Weis- logel, and Lesley Lopez. Group sponsor was Mr. Dave McEachen. IOI ORC!-IEQHZA AND OT!-IEIZ INQTPLJMENIZXL GROUPS The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Fredlund, gained experience and poise through their several performal this year. To begin the year the orchestra performed in the Christmas Show. The annual Band and Orchestra Show was the program in which they took part. The orchestra's most demanding challenge was Cinderella, this year's Spring Sl Later in the year, they participated in an out of town event, The Music Festival in Lompoc. In their last performance they played for graduation in June. Members of the Orchestra this year were: Betty Ahlstrom, Pat Angus, Don Autrand, Nick Autrand, Charles Barb Paul Blanke, Jim Bys, Richard Duncan, Mark Endo, Mark Fowler, Becky Frazer, Charlene Gertz, David Goto, Scott Harker, Brad Hinkson, Irene Holt, Christine Huffmann, Steve Koop, Tom Larson, Jennifer Lee, Barbara Lew, Tomas Machin, Fern Miller, Patsy Noel, Wade Nomura, Margie Perez, Judy Pritikin, George Reijnaert, Kathy Rice, Ken Sagawinia, Serene Sanchez, Chuck Smith, Bruce Stevenson, Laurie Stiers, Earla Tatsch, Tricia Tatsch, John Thomp- son, Linda Thompson, and Patrice Weiler. The String Quartet was a special ensemble which practiced on Friday afternoons. They made an appearance on KEYT at Christmas and performed in the Band and Orchestra Show. Members were, from left to right, Tricia Tatsch, first violing Jennifer Lee, second violin, Earla Tatsch, cellog and Barbara Tatsch, viola. lO2 15-df' -- .-.-. ,.-..- ...R --. - -1 IN THE PPJODUCTION OF LC QI-IOWQ The first show produced by LC this year was Twas the ight Before Christmas. The A Cappella sang with orches- al accompaniment, while selected students from the The- tre Arts class pantomimed the story. The Drill Team as- tmed the role of Santa 's Toys. In February, the Performing Arts Department staged The Spirit of '68, combining the talents of the Band, rchestra, Drill Team, and Majorettes. Also featured on e program were the Minority and the famous La Cumbre nior Music Society. t 1 If ' Y 51.521111 -n .4u1-,-..--- - - -- Q s I JJ: T I . .:. -A' J u . fi 'Tl-IE GLASS QLIPPEEJ. W!-HOHEVEI-21 GIRL FFFITQ WILL . . Rogers and Hammersteirfs version of Cinderel1a, the story of a beautiful girl and her dreams which become re- alities during her life, was brought to life through the com- bined efforts of those in the Performing Arts Department. Portraying the role of Cinderella was Durene Weiler, undersludy Tricia Thorsellg with Roland Monzano, Prince, understudy Dave Sugich. The two wicked step-sisters were Teresa Koop and Susan Finch with undersrudies Hanan Yaqul and Betsy Barber. Linda Zurbuchen, understudy Cathy Davis was the Step-mother. Other leads were Bob Snyder, king, understudy Jeff Wustmang Tannis Kobrinsky, Queen, understudy Christy Lee: Carolyn Aiello, Plume Lady, understudy Christy Lee. understudy David Weisman: Chamberlain, Chris Olsen. rf l underslucly Bud Spencer: Steward, Rick Dejongp Chef, Dennis Meaney, understudy Tino Guevarag and Courtier, David Preston. Members ofthe Hunting Party and Servants were Steve Studley, Bud Spencer, Matt Campos, Marshall Welsh, and Robert Muraoka. The Populace was comprised of Mark Strayer, Ed Tschupp, Dave Sugich, Allen Blakeboro, C Cowing, Dave Whitehouse, Doug Reese, Sheri Goodenow, Martha Calderon, Betsy Barber, Jeff Wustman, Julie Ander son, Tricia Thorsell, Maureen Devaney, Christy Lee, Barbara Benes, Hanan Yaqub, Peter Spacek, Steffnie Bloss, and Layne Hicks. Members of the King's Court were Chris Orosco, Herald, ns:--1 'TT U f'.Q. ' SSW E' 2'5 43 The Warden isn't looking. Let's go over the wall. Ns: M Maybe we shouldn't have burned our gym clothes. La Cumbre's Big Bread Eaters I wish he'd stop humming 'Love is Blue'. lf il Look! Wanna see me Lake out my false reerh? THE CAMERA EQ UQ OFF G-U Sometimes I feel I just n't go on. .11-' flume 99 Have you heard? They're planning to go up in the Tower on Saturday! .flf R u X Gr! Ill?- HS if QPORJQ ' , . . .lu -L A il ,.N1'1-:Ewltiur-W-1 .nm ., 2 1, .. ' e ' mmm . nfl If 7 7TZ'H? ' 1 mmng 13? I M-itil I sums.. l I--I b W... Lancers try a sweep around right end. V-ANCEIZQ IN ACTION Steve Lernp came out of an exciting game with a broken wrist and was out for the rest of the season. 108 . 1,1 ' ipiaiilfa ,L ' i fabovej Ray Gonzales tries to speed by a Santa Barbara player in a game between the two rival schools. fmid La Curnbre won its first game against Santa Barbara by a score of 7 to 6 at La Cumbre. However, we were not so lucky when we played the Condors on their home field. V .as Heavyweights -Opponents La Colina Santa Barbara La Colina Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Middleweights -Opponents La Colina Santa Barbara Goleta Valley La Colina Santa Barbara Goleta Valley O O O O 7 0 13 20 6 13 I-IEAVIEQ LOSE OPJOWN IN PLAYOF-F This year's heavyweight team consisted of the following players Row 1 Mike Alcasas David Guzman, Bill Avila, Wade Normura, Richard Moreno Gary Gionfrido Randy Dyer Row 2: Dwight Clarke, Bob Romero, Andy Cueller, Tay Uribe Fernando Zavila Lennie Blum O . Roland Manzan Crampton Jim and , Richard Duncan, Mark Strayer. Row 3 Ray Gonzalez Joe Wikel Phil Smitheram, S encer Tidd, Ierr DelSedto Bob Yzna a Martin Van D ke I . -i,k P Y S Y 4: Steve Koop, Steve Studley, Brad Stevens Randy Elizalde Chuck Smith WHILE MIDDIEQTIE FOP: SECOND , Y- x w as Q if nfl lifts ...l On the middleweight team this year were the following players: Row 1: Bob McTav1sh Gary Erickson Smith, Pancho Limon, Scott4Cathcart, Scott Harker, Mark Merkwan, Stan Romp Row 2 Richard Mike Keisling, Allen Gallagher, .Carlos Aguilar, Scott Mahoney, Daryl Martinez Ray Vallejo Strayer, Bob Poulin, Coach Bennett. Row 3: Dave Ortiz, Ruben Gonzalez Mark Meinl Scott Powers Weist, John Demourkas, Ray Baker, and Jim Alva. Q' V M... r .ai n 1.4 J' W. The lighties did not have the best year but they tried as hard as they could. Members of this year's lightly eight are: fRow lj Ian McTavish, Al Burrows, Darryl Voss, George Duran, Scott Clark, Jerry White and Mike Green QRoxt 'Zj George Sanchez, Mike Milliken, Mike Gorgita, Kenny Shimoda, Godfrey Raymond, David Diaz, and Weldon Nomura. fRow 35 Ray Calloway, Steve Cuellar, James Cordero, Ron Poulin, Alfredo Terrones, Ben Hallock, Dani D'Andrea and Coach Gill. UG!-HTEQ LOQE GAMES BUTGAIN EXPERIENCE Even though they had a losing record of l-5, Coach Alan Gill stated that the seventh grade season wasn't that bad. The most impor- tant thing was that they had a lot of playing experience. A few individuals played quite well and these were honored by being awarded ti- tles a's the Most Valuable Players. Those winning the title this year were: George Duran, Sieve Cuellar, Ben Hallock, ii nd Jerry White. HO NOON LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPS Mr. Glerum's second period Government Class won the ninth grade championship. Kneeling in the front row are Carmelo Escobedo, Mike Woodard, Roger Johnson, Bud Spencer, and Spencer Tidd. Standing in the back are Coach Glerum, David Yee, Richard Moreno, Bill Avila, and David Sommers. Noon League champion r the eighth grade was Mr. taley 's homeroom, Room 43. Kneeling in the front re Mike Robb, Joe Sorensen, nd Danny Lopez. Holding e pennant in the second w are Danny Mead, David rtiz, and Chris Berg. Stand- g in the back row are harles Cowing, David Baca, im I-Iammack, Craig Cle- ents, John Demourkas, avid Godfrey, Ray Baker, , id Guy Budd. Looking particularly ased after winning the venth grade championship the team members oflxlr. e's homeroom, Room 110. eeling in the front row are ddie Hawkins, Dan Brown, d Robert Hylton. Standing the back row are Don Pon- i, Wayne Christophersen, nk Sunseri, Steve Duran, d Gary Pompe. XX SGGC Si-'BQ fl 4-s ff' fe 1 -., 4' -ff all Members of this year's varsity basketball team are, from left to right, Dave Zuzalek, Bob McCourt, and Jerry Del- Sesto. Seated in the second row are John Kriger, Mike Sullivan, Bob Mulleany, and Doug Stansbury. Seated in the last row are Coach Gill, Bud Spencer, Greg Zezulka, Randy Dier, and Joe Wikel. VARSHYAND LFG!-HWEIGHTQ QUFFEI-Z LOQING SEASONS Members of this year's lightweight basketball team are, from left to right, George Duran, Rey Sanchez, Weldon Nomura, and Scott Clark. Standing in the second row are Coach Glerum, Kenny Shimoda, Steve Cuellar, Ronnie Dansby, and Walter Justice. Above right, Steve Cuellar makes a shot in a game against Goleta Valley. V ll2 f X X N 1 v Y Xvfi xfli., ' fl r X,-1-: .--' I zz 11 'Lil .53 55 Q .,x, xxx NOON LEAGUE BASKETBALL CHAMPS Z' -I X I Eighth grade Noon League basket ball champs were members of Mr. L.ane's homeroom. Kneeling in the front row are Brian Strayer, Peter Spacek, and Simo Nylander. Stand- ing in the back row are Robbie Swan- son, David Sugich, Steve Weist, Pau Blanke, and Mark Patton. 4 -J 6 Ninth grade Noon League champs were members of Mr. Saunders third period Government class. Members seated in the first row are Randy Tico, Craig Smitheram, and Charlie Grimes. Standing in the back row are Chuck Burrows, Joe Wikel, David Ayersman, Jeff Wustman, and Gerald Cosenza. Mr. Jacobson's homeroom won the Noon League basketball championship for the seventh grade. First row mem- bers are Greg Volger, Tony Jimenez, David Clark. Second row members are Dusty Farber, Ben Hallock, Tom Myers, and Dennis Holderman. il? , z -229 -.. K Si .ul .Q 5 i 1:4 5 v , ' I r' ' 1 A 1 O ,ff -Q i' A 8: B TRACK: Members of this year 's heavyweight te seated from left to right in row 1 Willie Hal Richard Mouck, Greg Zezulka, zo, Ron Morales, Ray Uribe Randy Elizalde. Kneeling in row 2 are Rob Mullaney, Mike Alcasas, Chuck Smith, Bud Spencer, Spencer Tidd, Fred Ornelas, and Roger Johnson. C 8: D TRACK: Pictured at left are members of this year's middleweight team. Seated in row 1 are David DeLapa, Don Robinson, Bob Schuck, Mike Dougherty, Larry Martinez, Larry Charpied, and Matt Campos. Kneel ing in row 2 are Wade Nomura, Dennis Wright, Fernando Reynoso, Andy Cuellar, John Lockhart, 'l'im Lopez, and Dave Schapovalow. E 8a F TRACK: Members of this year's lightweight squ are shown at left. In row 1 are David Kelleher, Godfrey Raymond, Steve Duran, Darryl Voss, and Ben Hallock. In row 2 are Chuck Lowe, Weldon Nomura, Jeff Eoff, Jerry Gonzalez, Jerry White, and Scott Clark. 14+ 2? ig. ig S.. - --547.15 'l -' 145' 2511: Q' 1- ug 'f' i -1 ,,..,-1' 1:- P in February. ITPACKJ WAQA BLEND OF 0 Q I r I I S W1 L ' W . . 'X R t . V - a. L- a- sf QF! mi .. Y ,. - - f J' ' , f 'A 1 It ft-'f'?'?K: A f f-,Q ig 3 , 15.3 A. F . rf. ., l B- Fi ,I-Y-la rr., vi 21: .v 4 , ,A sl- ff, QQ: E , af '-- K.- ' 'W ft 1--,.:.,1- -, ... - ' 'f.'Q T' H- - , , ' , -. -- ictured on this page are several members of this year's Track team as they participate in the La Playa Relays AND DETEP-MINNTON r ly I 'Y Mfg Above left are some of the members of this year's varsity baseball team. In row 1, from left to right, are Dave Zuzalik. Greg Zezulka, Rob Mullaney, and Mark Herning. In row 2 are Mike Sullivan, John Fuller, Joe Gonzalez, Lannan, and Randy Dyer. Standing in the last row are John Schaack, Wade Nomura, Marty Van Dyke, and Phil C ton. In the above right picture confusion reigns as uniforms are issued. WIN OB LOSE, BAQEBA Below left, Rob Mullaney practices his bunting form, while in the center picture Greg Zuzalek and Mike discuss their batting stances. Below right, Mike Alcasas winds-up to throw a pitch. - , 'I N ' 118 Shown above are all those boys who tried out for the seventh grade baseball team. In row 1 are from left to right John Wooley, Bruce Sortman, Jerry Prather, Jerry White, and John Coudray. Seated in row 2 are Bobby Beraldo Frank Sunseri, Godfrey Raymond, George Duran, Steven Herron, Greg Volger, and Dana D'Andrea. Standing in row 3 are Mark Fowler, Scott Clark, Lester Weatherspoon, Ben Hallock, Steve Cuellar, Ron Dansby, and Coach Frye IZOVIDED MANY EXJOUING- MOMENTS. Because of the annual problem of early deadlines, the yearbook's sports staff has had to write about this year's baseball teams before the end of their seasons. Featured on these pages, therefore, are players who will undoubt- edly star for their teams, but who will also be joined by others later. The varsity will play approximately fifteen games this season against freshman teams in the Santa Barbara, Goleta, and Carpenteria districts. The seventh and eighth grade teams will likewise play a full slate of games. Pictured above on this page are the many hopefuls for Mr. Frye's seventh grade team, while at right are Scott Powers, Guy Budd, and Antonio Jimenez, among the first to sign up for Mr. Gill 's eighth grade team. F ., . if .X , I .. Lf' ,Ar ,l ,f ,W fy f E f 1 1,2 K ly ' ' 'fXl4,,?QKlLrvLA . , f, ---- , 1: sfv ,F LL,j ! .w- -.I xxlfi 'E' as Ant 5 w. e. oncerzeo vAl2.1ouQAcnvmeQ. ..r X X, S v R QPORIQ CANDIDQ . . . ' , 1 ,. -... - Qi f t N 49' Keep in touch! N. At right, track team members confer with Coach Eoff at the La Playa Relays. Ill 2 Illll lliil Q4 , ,- fir' -41 Above Scott Cathcart looks for an Man Bennett delights his fans FN ,., 'la - a - 4- 4 5 .. tr W 'f' 'A ' - . open recei.ver, while at right, Big t -F X ' 122, . . 1,3 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS One of the greatest memories in the minds of the La Cumbrean members this year is the production of this yearbook. Now as we look back, we can realize the many people involved in its making and appreci- ate the teamwork and the cooperation of all. First, we express our sincere thanks to our principal, Mr. Paul G. Dal Bello, who was always ready to give us the help we needed. Our appreciation goes to the Faculty for their interest and assistance. We also are grateful to Taylor Publishing Company and to Mr. Viga Hall in particular. He continually showed a personal concem in helping us meet our deadline. Our dedicated advisors receive our deepest recognition and praise for their understanding, instructions, and overall guidance. To Mrs. Betsy Couch, Mr. Frank Brownie, Mr. Mal Parker, and Mr. Harry Sims, a sincere thank you. We are greatly indebted to Mr. George Guntermann and Mr. Dennis Staley for their fine work in photog raphy. m A I would personally like to give my thanks to special staff members who gave their time and best efforts to this book: Linda Zurbuchen, Carolyn Aiello, Shelly Gallagher, Hanan Yaqub, Brooks Frank, Steve Blair John Fuller, Marc Rose, Karin Lehmann, Bryan MacDonald, Joe Gonzalez and Eileen Burgess. Also, a special thanks to the art staff and especially to Patrick Angus, who is responsible for the beautiful art work on the division pages. It has taken hard work, A long hours, and a lot of determination by all of these people to put out this yearbook. Now we can finally see the result of our plans in these pages. We hope that our combined efforts have succeeded in capturing the Golden Memories of this year in your yearbook, the 1968 La Cumbrean. , Sincerely , Qfaf Irene Holt Editor-in-Chief FACJJCIYAND QIZXFF- Allen, Mrs. Linda . . . Allen, Mrs. Nellie ..., Anderson, Mr. Dwight. . Avila, Mr. Raul ...... Baird, Mrs. Marianne. . Barnes, Mrs. Brenda . . Batten, Mrs. Camille . . . Bennett, Mr. Daniel .... Biddulph. Mrs. Ruth. . . Billig, Mr. James . . . Birzer, Mr. Ervin. . . . . Boynton, Mrs. Dorothy . . Brownie, Mr. Frank. . . Campo, Mrs. Maria .... Christenson, Mrs. Wilma Collard, Mrs. Patricia . . Collins, Mrs. Dorothy. . Couch, Mrs. Betsy, . . . Cudney, Mr. Lawrence . . Cunningham, Mr. James . Dal Bello, Mr. Paul G. . . Davidson, Mr. Robert. . . Davis, Mr. Paul ...... Day, Mrs. Dorothy. . . Dietz, Mr. Burt. . . . . . Drummond, Mrs. Mary. . Eby, Mr. James. . . .. Eoff, Mr. Gene ..... Espinoza, Mr. Daniel. . ....Zl .. 18,90 ..l3,l8 . . . 24 ..l4,7B .......21 ........2l 18,95-,l06,122 ......Z2,9l .. ...l9 ..21 Z4 ..16,92 , ..24 .. ...23 . ..l4,85 ...14 ..20,92 ..l9 . ...l4 ...l1,7l ...17 ..17 ..l3 ..24 ...22 20,104 ..l8,96,1Z2 24 Felician, Mr. Gary .... . . 24 Findley, Mrs. Elene .... . . . 19 Fodrocy, Miss Kathleen. . . . . . . 16 Fredlund, Mr. Herbert. . . . 20,102 Friedli, Mrs. Dorothy. . , Frye, Mr. Walter ..... ......24 ...17,77,1l9 Gill, Mr. Alan .... ...,.. 2 2,110,112 Glerum, Mr. George. . . 96, 111,ll2, 117 Grant, Mr. Joseph . .... ..... . . . 18 Guntermann, Mr, George. . . . . . 21,92 Harper, Mrs. Carrine. . . Haukenberry, Mr. John. . Hawthorne, Mrs. Jean. . . Hetzler, Mrs. Barbara . . Herrera, Mr. Gilbert. . Hickok, Mr. John .... Hodge, Miss Thora. . . Hill, Mrs. Bonnie. . . Huber, Mr. Jack . . Irwin, Mrs. Jane . . Jackson, Mr. Eugene . . Jacobson, Mr. Donald. . . Jacobson, Mr. James . . Jolly, Mrs. Bonnie. . . Jones, Mr. Harold. , Kohrs, Mrs. Pat . . Krend, Mrs. Vicki. . Lane, Mr. Noel ....., Leender, Mrs. Muriel, . . Leong, Mrs. Jen ..... Lorden, Mrs. Nancy. . Lowe, Mr. Marvin. . . ..24 . ..2l ...Z3 ...,.13 ...l6.94 ...l9 ...12 ,...20 ..,20,7B ...19 ..l5 .,2l ...17 ....l3 ...l2,9O ....l3 ...l6,1-1 ...18,86 ...24 ...l8 ..15 ..Z4 Martinez, Mr. Joaquin . . ..... . . . 24 McEachen, Mr. David .... 14, 31, 89, 101 Moore, Mr. Gary. . . . Morales, Mrs. Naomi. . Murray, Mrs. Nancy. , . Orena, Mr. Tony .... Overeem, Mr. Arthur. . Padilla, Mr. Trino. . Paez, Mr. Arthur. . . Parker, Mr. Mal . . . Powell, Mr. Otis .... Powers, Mrs. Alicia. . . Raack, Mrs. Carmela. . Reed, Mr. Richard. . . Reese, Mr. William . . Renga, Mrs. Pauline, . . Rurnsey, Mr. Dale . . . Saunders, Mrs. Kelly . . . .,...... 20 ..24 ..l7 ..24 ..,...2l ...18,86,87 ......24 ...l6,9Z ....12. .,23 ..21 ..l5 .. 14 ..Z4 ..2Z .....1Z.23 Saunders, Mr, Michael .... 7, 17, 38, 46 Sentis, Mrs. Julia .... Serena, Mrs. Lorrie. . . Simonis, Mrs. Marija. . Simpkins, Mr. Herbert . . Sims, Mr. Harry ..... Skipworth, Mr. Don .... .......24 ....ZO,94 ....24 ...l7,88 ...14,92 ...l2,Z9 Sonnenburg, Mr, Dennis . ..... , 17,86 Staley, Mr. Dennis ..... Steed, Mrs. Peggy .... .. .17,92,94 .. .... 13 Stockton, Mrs. Cheryl. . . . . Z2 Sunblad, Miss Theo .... . . 2.2 Taylor, Mrs. Edna ..... . . 15 Thompson, Mrs. Luella. . . . , 16 IZA Thoreson, Mr. Dave. Trejo, Mr. Gavino . . Thwing, Mrs. Helen. White, Miss Marianna . ...ZZ,B7,1l5 ,......2.4 . ...23 ..l4 Whitehouse, Mrs. Marge. . . . 13 Williams, Mr. Ron. . Williams, Mrs. Ruth. Wilvert, Mr. Willard ..,22 .. ....l5 .. ...lB,95 Winslow, Mrs. Georgia. . . . . 18 Wolfe, Mr. Lester .... , . 19 Wolfard, Mrs. Jo-Anne. . . . . . . 15 NINTH GRADE Adams, Jeanne. . . Aguilar, Lydia.. . . Aguirre, Raul . . . . Aiello, Carolyn .... Alcasas, Michael . . . Alexander. James. . Allison, Timothy . . Ambriz, Cynthia. . . Anderson, Kathy. . . Andersson, Roger. . . Angus, Pat ....... Asbury, Cathy . . . Askew, Kenny . . Austin, Peter .... Autrand, Donald. . . Avila, William . . . Avila, Frances. . . . . Ayersman, David . . . Babine, Joe. . . Bach. .Ann ..... Bailey, Juliet .... Banks, Greg ..... Barajas, Beatrice. . . Barber, Elizabeth. . . Barbosa, Henry . . . Barragan, Corinne . . Barrett, Deirdre . . Bastiaannet, Linda , . Bate, Robert ..... Bayne, Barbara .... Beccrra, Martha . . . Benes, Barbara . . .49 Berardi, Felicia .... Blair, Penni ...... Blair, Steven. . . Blair, Teresa . , Bleise, Lorie .... Blum, Leonard. . . Boehm, Deborah. . . Bootjer, Jean ,... Boss, Meigen .,.. Boswell, Nyelene . . Bowman, Barbara. . . Bradley, Jim ..,.. Brambach, Steven. . . Branorn, Gale . . . Breault, Wayne . . Breck, Linda. . . Break, Patricia . . Bretches, Norm. . . . Brombal, Roxanne . . Brooks, Sherrie .... Brown, Diane. . . Brown, Stacey . . . . Bruington, Kathy . . . Burgess, Eileen. . . 2 Burrows, Charles. . . Bys, Jimmy ....... Cabot, Joan .... . . . Cacayorin, Alejandro Calderon, Martha. . . Calvo, Martin .... Camill, Jeri ..... Campanella, Sarah . . Campbell, Catrina . . Campos, Elva ..... ..26 . ...... ...Z6 , ?.6,84, 92, 101,104 ..26, 96.109, 118 ........26 . .... 26,29 .....Z6,9l,l0l . 26,92,95,98,10Z . .... ...26,9l . ...... 26 ......27,9B . .Z7,37, 94,102 . . . . 96,109,111 . 27, 89, 90, 114, 115 .........27.93 .. ?.7,8B,S9,90,9l .........27,92 .Z'I,9l,94,lOl,l05 ......Z7 .......Z7 . . . Z7,99,104 .....27,95 .......27,94,95 .........27,9l ,9O,9l,93,l01,l05 .....27,101,l04 ., 27,70,92.,9B ........27 ..27,l01,105 ....27,l09 .....27 ...2'I,Z9 ....27 ..ZB ...2B .....2.8 ,..ZB,95 ...28 ...Z8 ...Z8 ZB,3B,39,90,9l,99 . .....28 .........28,84 8,B9,90,9l,92,l01 ........Z8,ll4 . 28, BS, 93, 102,105 .. ....... 2.8 ..28,101,l05 .....29,49 . .... 28 ..28 ..........101 Campos, Matt .... 29,38,82,89, 90,116 Carasa, Lorenzo . . . Carlson, Dale . . . Carlton, Deborah . . Carter, Steven ..... Castro, Sandra ..... Cathcart, Sharon. . 13, Cavanaugh, Kathy . . . Cells, Jack ....... Cells, Scott ...... Chackel, Kathryn . . . Chackel, Ronnie . . . Ciampi, Linda . . . Clark, Carol . . . Clark, Dwight . . . Clark, Elizabeth. . . Clarke, Patrick . . . Clarke, Robert . . Clem, Lorraine . . . Cloonan, Beverly . . . Cobb, Larry .... Cobbs, Nancy. . . Coffee, Jerry. . . ...Z9,31 ....B0 .........29.95 Z9,84,85,89,90,9l ... . l1,29,8l,90 ... ... ... .. 29 ..Z9 .. 29 ..29 ....,Z9 .......59 .. 3o,96,1o9 ......Z9 .. 49 .. 30 ..49 .. 30 .. 30 .. 30 .. 30 Collins, Kayla . . . Conboy, Michael. . . Conner, Jean. . . Cooper, Shauna . . Cornejo, John .... Cosenza, Gerald. . . Costello, Shawn . . Cota, Alvin .... Crampton, Phil . . Crane, Diane ...... Crawford, Harold. . . Croft, Bonnie .... ..30 ..30 ...,BO ..30,99 ....30 ..30,114 . ..30,95 . . 3O,96,l09,1l8 .. 30,85,B9,90 . . ...... 30 Crown, Carol. . . .... 30,'-31,101,105 Cuellar, Andy . . . . .2 Curtis, Diane .... Danieli, Deborah . . Daniels, Cathleen. . . 6, 30, 96, 109, 116 ... ...... 30,99 ...30,99 ...3O Davis,Rod..,.. ....... .....BO Dean, Randy ...... . ....... . . . 30 Deckenback, Susan. 31, DeJong, Rick .............. 31,101 DeLapa, David ....... Del Sesto, Gerald. . . 41, 90, 93, 98, 101 31,101, 115, 116 .. ...3l,96,1l2 Dennett, Kathleen ....... ....... 3 1 Devaney, Maureen . . . 3 Diaz, Christine ....... , ....... 31 Diaz, Christine Marie. . Diaz, Holly ..... . . . Dilkey, Bonnie. . . Dillon, Joan ..... Dittman, Karen . . . Dorningues, Pearl. . . 1, 90,9l,10l, 105 .. . 31,S2, 99 ......31 ..31 ..-49 ..3l .......3l Dougherty, Michael. . ...... 49, 95, 116 Doulton, Seth ............... 32, 96 Duncan, Richard. . . 32, 38, 83, 90, 96, 102, Dyer, Randy . . . 32,83 Echevarria, Leonard. . Edick, Constance .... Ehrlich, Lynn ..... Elbek, Erik ....... Elisarraras, Debbie . . Elizalde, Randolph . . , Eltrich, Kristine . . . Entrican, Laurie . . . Escobar, Mary Rose. . Escobetlo, Carmelo. . . Escobosa, Belinda . . Escoto, Teresa . . . Eskilson, Russell. . . Faulkner, Tcrrill .... Felix, Judith ....... Fingal, Ann ...... 32 Flores, Roberta ..... Foggo, Margaret .... Franco, Mariana . . Frank, Brooks . . . Froming, Susan . . Fuller, John .... Gallagher, Shelley . . Garcia, Armando . . Garcia, John .... Garcia, Yolanda. . . Geiger, Judith . . . Geneau, Douglas. . . Gionlriildo, Gary . . f onzales, Joe f le3lamon . . . 1 ,Qonzalezg Gilbert. . . liiiw, Sharon. . . Gordon, William. . . Goto, David ...... Gould, Jacqueline. . . Goza, Timothy .... Grimes, Charles . . . Grisingher, George. . . Guevara, Rhonda . . . Guzman, David. . . Hall, Willie ........ l-lallenbeck, James . . . Hambarzumjan, Joann. Hames, Alison ...... Harris, Debra .... Hatadis, Michael . . Haueter, Paul .... Hawk, Sharon ...... Hawksworth, Wendy . . Hayes, Gary . .... . . Hazard, Rachel ..... 109 Duran, Diana ................. 32 , 109, 112, 115, 118 . ..... 32 . . 32, 104 . . . 32,91 ..., 32,98 32,96,98,109,116 . ...32,91 ...32 ..32,ll1 ...32,99 ...32 ..32 .. .... ... 32 ... ... .3z,94 , 85. 90. 91. 99, 104 ....,.,49 ..,33,92,104 ........49 . . . 33,432,118 ...33,85,9l,92 . . . . 33,115 . . .33,96 49 33,93 . . . . . . . . 33 , ..... 33,109 .. .33,92,94,118 .. 33,103,109 .. ... .33,9b .. 3z,33,1o,ss ... ... ... 33 .33,9s,1o2.105 ... ... .. 33 .... 49 .. 33,114 ... .. 33 .. .... 33 . . 34, 96, 106 ., 34, 101, 116 . ....... 34 .. .....34 . . 34,94 ...34 34 34 ... .34,94,97 . . 34, 91, 92, 99 3-4 Hemke, Helen .... 34, Henigin, Patrick. . . . . Hernandez, Erank .... Hernandez, Ray . . , . Herning, Mark ...... Herrera, Rose Marie . 89, 90, 91, 99, 104 ......34,94,95 ........34,95 35 ..34,35.llB .... ...35 Hester, Kimberly .............. 49 Hicks, Wendy ..... 35,33,S9,90,9l,lO4 Hoeffliger, Gregory ..... . .... 35, B3 Hoff, Catherine . . . 35, 85, 91, 93, 99, 104 Hollander, Hendrick .......... 35, 98 Holly, Michael ...........,.... 35 Holt, Irene. . 35, 84, 39, 90, 92, 99, 102, 105 Horne, Sharon. . . ...... .25 Nomura' Wade, U I 0. Q8,102'105,106' Houser, Harold . . . . .34,94,95 116,118 Howell, Paulette. . ......., 35 Okinaka Nona 49 Hughes, Darcie . . . . 35,B3,94, 99 Oliver, Jelmifmil l ' ' A 80 Ingram, JBHTEY - - - -- 35195 Olivera, Sharlene. . ....... 40,99 Ingram: Robin - - - - A 35' 90 Olivera, Leeanna . ....... . 29,40 Isaac. Colleen - - . - . 29.35 Olsen, chi-is .... 34,4o,s9.9o, 105 Jacobs, Judy . . . Jimenez, Carol . . Jimenez, Mireya . Jimenez, William. Johansen, Betty . . Johnson, Bill .,.. Johnson, Eve. Johnson, Kim. . . Johnson, Roger . Johnston, Arthur Johnston, Janel . Johnstone, David Jones, Carolyn. . Jones, Julianne . Jones, Robert . . Jones, Weldon. . Jordan, Hunter. . Juselius, Kaliher. Byron . Sally . . Keagy, Juliet. . Keen, Roxanne. . Kelleher, Linda . . Kelley, Barbara. . Kirk, Robin ...... Kobrinsky, Tannis . , Koop, Steven ...... 3 Koop, Teresa ..., Kraft, Clarence .... Krejci, Joan . . . Kriger, John. . Kurrels, Peter. . Kurtz, Steven. . . Lafond, Dede. . Lannon, Ed. . . Lara, Yolanda. . . Larson, Thomas. . Lawson, David. . . ...35,91 .......35 .......35,9l,94 35,38,B8,89.90,9l 35,B0,l04,111,1l6 ..S0 ..36 36 ..29,36 36 ...Z9,36 ..36,94,95 ..36.91 ..36,89 36 .....3e ....3e,94 .....49,91,l04 ......,.36,105 . 36, 89, 96,102, 105 6,89, 90, 91,101,105 . ........ ..36 ...,...36 . . 36,911,112 ... 31,36 .. 86,96 ....36 ........36,118 36,90,95,9B,102,l05 Lee, Christy . . . 36, 84, 85, 89, 90, 91, 99, Lefeuvre, Mike . . Lehmann, Karin. . Leiva, Irma .... Lamp, Steven. . . Leon, Andrew . . Lester, Linda . . Lillyman, Mike . . Lindsten, Edward. Lopez, Leslie . . . Lopez, Timothy . . Louie. Norman. . . Lugo. Lelahvon . . MacDonald, Martin Manning, Gary. . . Manzano, Roland . 101,105 ... , . 37 . .37,B8,92 37 ..37,96,108 . ..... 37 . . , 49,93 ..37,95 37 37,101 ..37,96,1l6 37 ..37,89 ........,37.95 . . . . . 37,3B,10l.109 Martinez, Lawrence ....... . .... 37 Maseda, Sandra. . Mata, George .... May, Mark ...., McCas1and, Mary. ..37,93,99 ...38,9B 38 .....3S McCloskey, Elizabeth . . . .3B, 92, 99 McConnell, Robert McCourt, Robert . McCrary, Kathleen McG1augblin, Karen . McKay, Holly .... McMahon, Thomas Mc Michaels, Terry. . McMillan, Johnny. McMillan, Bill. . . McVay, Lewis . . . McWilliams, Kathy Meaney, Dennis . . Medrano, Irene . . Mehlberg, Cheryl. Meisenbach, Jan. . Menzies, Michael. Mercado, Brenda . Meza, Martin .... Miller, Edwin . . Miller, Jeffrey. . . Montoya, Rebecca. Morales, Ronald. . Morelli, Robert. . Moreno, Richard . Morley, Deborah . . .....49 ..38,l1Z ,...3e . ..... 38 ..3a,41,as ...,ss . ..sa ..38 ...ss .....ss ........3s ..38,82,101 38 ..39.90 . .. .. 39 ..39,86,96 39 ..39 39 . .,.. 39 ..39.B9,99 . .... 39,116 39 . . . 39, 96,109,111 . . . . . . .39,90,91 Mouck, Richard ........ 39, 86, 90,116 Mullaney, Robert . . . Munoz, Martha. . Murphy, Patrice. . Myers, David. . Nall, Mark . . Nicholas, Laura. . . Nivin, David . . . 39, 83, 98, 112, 116, 11B ... . 39 -.39,S9 .. 80,98 , .... 39 .........29,39 .,.....29,39.95 Noel. Terese. . . . 3S,39.83,90,9Z,93 Ontiveras, Candy . Ornelas, Freddy. . O'Rork, Kathy . . . Ortiz, Guadalupe . Oueilhe, Karen. . . Parnell, Mark . . . Peariso, Christine Peinado, Pedro . . Percal, Susan . . Perez, Bertha . . . Peron, Dale ..... Person, Catherine Petrucci, Steven. . Petter, Aaron . . . Pezzati, Mark . . . Pierce, Gary. . . Pierce, Simone . . Piroso, Brenda . . Popkin, Robin . . Preston, David. . . Quintero , Virginia Rauch, Herbert . . Ray, Ramona. . . Ray, Verna ..... Raza, Edward . . . ..40,1l5,1l6 ......40 ......40 ...Z3,40,99 .....S0 ..40 40 ...29,49 ....4O ...80 ...49 ...40 ...40 ..,40 ...40 40 40 40, 91, 93, 99, 101 .......40,l01 ...40 ..40 ...40 .. ...... 41,116 Reese, Jane ,... .... 2 6,4l,83,99, 104 Reijnaert, George. Renga, Chris .... ..,..41,9B,l02,105 Retamoza, Alexandra . . . . 41,88 Retamoza, Mark ..... . . 41, 98 Reynolds, Pamela. . . 41 Reynoso, Leticia . . . . 41 Richardson, John. . . 41 Rios, Mary ...... . . 41 Rippberger, Mark. . . 41 Rivetti, Maxine . . . . 41 Roberts, Adrian. . . Roberts, Gerald. . . Robinson, Don . . . Robles, Mary .... Robles, Robert. . , Rocha, Michelle. . . Rodriguez, Maria. . . Rokicki, Karen ..., Romero, Robert. . . Roma, Jose ..... Rose, Marc. . . Ross, Russell . . . Roth, Robert .... Roulet, Vickie . ,... Rowland, Michael. . . Russell, Sarah. . . . Ryan, James .... Sanchez, Matilda . . Sanders, Deborah. . . Santo, Pamela .... Schaack, John ..... Schiemann, Sandra . . Schuck, Jane ...... Scott, Mark ...... Scott, Pamela . . . Seed, Nanette. . . Selberg, Jim . . . ISelyem, Bruce . . . Servey, Harry . . . Siebold, Clara . . . Silva, Debbie .... Siniioni, Charlene. Singer, Paul .... Smith, Charles. . . Smith, Kim . . . Smith, Lorelei. . . Smith, Patricia . . . . Smitheram, Craig. Snyder, Robert. . . Solis, Joel ....... Sommers, David. . Sorenson, Curtis . Spafford, Leslie. . Spencer, Stanley. . Spilborghs, Rene . Spriggle, Marlene. Spriggs, Renee. . . Spriggs, Robin. . . Stanczyk, Stephen. Stansbury, Doug. . Steel, John ..... Stevens, Bradley . Stewart, Dean . . . St. Onge, Steve . . Strayer, Mark. . Struni, Richard . . ........-11 ..........41 ..41,95,101,1l6 ......41,9l .....4z ..,...4z . . .42, 72, 83 . ..... 42 . . 42, 96. 106 ......4z ...4z,9z,94 .....-iz ...-iz .......4z .....42,l04 .. 42, 90,9l,94 ...4z,94,95 ...4Z,9l,99 99 .....42,90,10l . . 42,96,l06,l1S . ...... 49.53 ....49.91 ...43,86,96 .....43 43 ..43,95,l09 43 ...34,43 ...43,9l 43 .........43,49,99 43, 89. 96, 98, 102, 105, 109,115,116 . ...,...., 43 43,B9,90,96,109, 114 .......43,l05 .....49 ..43,111 ..........43 . ......,.. 43 43,B3,S9,101,lll, 116 43 ...43,10l 43 49 .....,..43,95 ...44,s3,9a,11z 44 ...44,95,1o9 ...49, 76,104 ....,.44,s3 .. 44,101,109 44 Studley, Steven. . . Sturtevant, Donald Sullivan, Michael. Swanson, Sandy . . Szafranski, Mark . Tanner, Susan . . . Tatsch, Patricia. . Thayer, Deborah . Thompson, Maren. Thorsell, Tricia. . Tico, Randall. . . Tidd, Spencer . . Tinsley, Martha. . Titus, Kirk . . . Toll, John ..... Topping, Walter. . Tovar, Lalo ..... Trouchon, Lynne . Tschupp, Edward . Tsukamoto, Linda. Unzueta, Simon . . Uribe, Raymond. . Urzua, Linda ..., Vaitkevich, Judy. . Valenzuela, Donna Vallejo, Linda . . . Valverde, Isaac . . Valverde, Rebecca Van Aacken, Mark Vance, Bernice . . Vance, Robert. . . Vandenberg, Ingrid Van Dyke, Martin. Velasco, Helen. . . vitae, Philip. . , Voigt, William. . . Voss, Mike .... Waage, Kenneth . . Wagner, Brett . . . Walker, Karen. . . Wallace, Jennifer. Wan, Lee ...... Ward, Debra .... Ward, Don ...... Watson, Stephen. . Webster, Bruce . . Webster, Donald. . Weiler, Durene . . Weislogel, Cynthia Weisman, David. . Weldon, Bob .... West, Victoria. . . Whitehouse, David Whiting, Scott . . . Whitney, Pamela . Wikel, Joseph . . . Wilson, George . , Wilson, Raymond . Wong, Ruth. . . . . Woodard, Julian. . Woodring, Donna . Wray, Carol .... Wright, Dennis. . . Wright, Sharon. . . Wustman, Jeffrey. Ya qub , Hanan .... 44, 47,89, 96,101, 109 . . . 44,112,118 ....34,44,89 ......44 ........45 .. 80,102,105 ......49 ......,..45,94 45. 34. 85, 39. 90. 91. 101, 105 .......45,95,1l4 45,'96,1U4,111,1l6 .' .......... 45 ...... 45 ........ 45 ...3Z,34,45,96 ........ 45 ....45,84,104 ...45,88,90,101 ..... 29.45,9O ...45,96,109,116 .....45 ........45 .. 26.45,93,94 .......45 .. ..45 .. ...45 ....'-15 .....80,l04 ..........49,104 . ..45,86,96,109,11B ..46 ..46 ...46 . ..46,96 ..46 ..80 .. .,-46 ..46 ..46 ..46 ...46 ...........46,9B ..........46,115 . 41,46, 89, 90. 99.101 . . .3B,46,84,B5,B9, 90,101,104 . .. 49 . . B0 .. ........ 46 .. ...46,94,101 ...47,96,104 ,.......47 .. 109,112,114 .......49 .......47 ...47,9l,104 ....47,lll .......47 .,.47,96,9B,1l6 ......47,86,96,104 44. 47, 89, 90, 91, 92, 101,105 Yee Soo Yen, David. . . . . 48,111 Young, Sharon . . . Yznaga, Robert . . Zabzdyr, Sharon. . Zavala, Fernando. Zea, Darcie ..... Zezulka, Gregory. Zurbuehen, Linda . Zuzalek, David. . . Zuzalek, Janette. . EIGHT!-I Adams, Marcia . . Adams, Penny . . . Aguilar, Carlos . . Aguilar, Edward. . Aguirre, Machael. . Alcasas, Valentina , . . Allen, Bo ....... . . , . 48.92.99 .....4s,9s,1o9 ... 48,91,101,l04 . ......... 109 ...,.... 80,93 .. 31,4s,96,11z,11e, 118 45, 33. 39. 90. 92. 93. 101 .4-.-43.96.1l2.118 ...........4B,90 GRADE .. .. 50,109 50 ..50,86,115 ....50,95 . .... ..50 Altamirano, Jennie. . . . . . . . 50,8B, 94 Alva, James ...... . . 50, 96, 104, 113 Alvarado, Pamela. . . ........50 Alvarez, Arthur. . . . . 50 Ambriz, Ruben., .... 50 Anderson, Julie .... . . 50,101 Anthimiades, Leo .... . . 50,83 Armstrong, Malcolm. . . . . 50,101 Arnold, John ....... .... 5 0 Avery, Juan ...... . , . 50 Azzara, Michael. . . . . . . 50 Baca, David. . . , . 50,111 i Backson, Christi . . . Bagish, Stephanie. . . Baker, Ray ..... Ball, Sharyl .... Ballas, Connie. . . Barajas, Maria . . Barbosa, Ralph . . , . Batastini, Linda .,.. Batchelder, Rebecca. Batzianis, Deborah . . Bayne, Nancy ..... Bayne, Toni. . . Bayquen, Sela . . . Bean, Michael . . . . Beausoleil, Renee. . . Becchio, Mary. . . Beckham, John, . . Beebeip, Norman . . Belton, Suzanne . . . Beraldo, James . . . Berg, Chris ..... Berry, Deborah . . . Blakeboro, Alan .... Blancarte, Eusebio. . ... ... ... 5c .. ... ... .. 5c .. 5D,l04,ll1,1l3 .. ... ... .. 5c . ... ... .. sc .. 51,99 ... 51 .. .. 51 .. .... 51 . ..... 51 ..50,51.95 .. .5l,83 . .5l,94,99 ... .. 51 .. .. 5l .... 51 .. 51.95 .. Sl ... 51 .. 51,95 .. 51,111 ....63 Banks, Paul. , . . 51,s6, 95, 95, 102, 105, Bloch, Colleen. . . Bless, Steffnie ..... Bonsignori, Peter. . . Boots, Wanda ..... Borgaro, .Mary .... Boswell, Michael . . otell-10, Chris . . . B er, Robert . . . Bra ley. Robert. . . Bray, Curtis .... Broeffle, Steven. . . Brooks, Robin. . . Brown, Cynthia .. Brown, Perry . . Brown, Susan. . . Brunk, Edith . . . Bruno, Richard . . Budd, Guy. . . . . Bush. Lynda . . . . Cacayorin, Philip. . Campbell, Joseph. . Campitelli, Ralph. . Cariveau, David. . . Carrillo, Joseph. . . Cassarino, Lea . . Castillo, Diana. . . Castillo, Kathryn . . ll3,ll4 ..,5l,B5,99,l01 ........5l .. 5l,83,94,99 ........5l ..5l ..5l ..5l ..5l ..5l ..98 ..5l ...5l .....5l ....5l,9B ........5l ..5l,lll,ll9 51 ... 51,83 ., .. 51 .. . 5l ... .. 51 .. .51,95 .. .. 51 ... .. 51 .. .2l,5l Castillo, Ruddolph . . . . 51 Castor, Linda .... .... 5 l Castro, Aidet .... ......... 6 3,83 Castro, Refugio . . . ......... . . 52 Cathcart, Scott .... 52, 96, 109, ll3, 122 Cedillo, Linda. . . ........ . 52, 94 Cheung, Hung ..... . . .... 52 Christensen, Cath:-ine. . . . . . 52 Cicileo, Mike ..... . . . , 52 Clark, Teryl .... Clarquist, Jud'th . . Clawges, Patti. . Clements, Craig. . . Collins. Debra. . . Collins. Jonni .... Colombana, Susan. . Conner. Dessa .... Conner, James. . . Cook, Kelly. . . . CPOHY. com. J Er ic. . ohn ...... Coudray, Mark. . . Couture, Garry. . . . Cowing, Charles. . . Cronin, Bill. . . . . . Cunningham, Paula . . Dansby, Caroline . . . Darrah, Danita. . . . Daugherty, Daniel. . . Davis, Cathy . . . . . Davis, Lorelei. . . . Davis, Virginia . . . DeBruin, Edward . . . Delaney, Donald. . . Delzell, Dorinda. . . Demourkas, John .... 50, 53, 86, 96, 109, Derosa, Calvin .... Devaney, Kathryn. . . Diaz, Barbara .... Diaz, Nancy ..., Dittman, Wayne . . . Dodge, Kathryn . . , . .. 52 ... .. 52 ... .52,s3 .. 52,95,111 .. ... .. 52 ... ... .. 52 . ,5Z,7B,82,l01 ... ..... 52 ' .. 52 .. 52 .. 52 .. .. 63 ... .52,95 ., .... 52,98 .. 52,101,111 .... ... 52 . ' .. 52 .. 52 . .. 52 ... .. 52 .. 52,101 . ..,L 52 ... 52 .. 52 .. ... ... .. 52 ... ... ... .. 55 -111,113 .. 53,100 ..53,99 ..53 , . .. . 55 .Q .... 53,88 , ..... 53.85 Doliente. Delfina . . . Dominguez. Diane .... .. ...63 Dominguez, Thomas . . . . . . . 53 Dominguez, Victoria. . . . . 53, 94 Drarnmer, Wendy .... . . 53,84 Drennan, Robert. . . . . 53 Dudley, Ernest. . . . . 63 Duncan, Donald . . . . . 53, 95 Dunlap, John . . . . . 53.94 Echevarria, Olivia . . Eckert, Barry . . . Edick, Lynn ....., Edwards, Toni ...... Elisarraras, Sheryl . . Elder. Robert . . . . . . Endo, Mark. . . . . Eriksen, Gary. . Escobar, Mona. . Eseke, David. . Everett, Lola. . Failing, Charles. . . Fargey, Bobby. . . Farris, Debra ..... Ferrario, Joseph . . . Field, Robert ..... Finch, Susanne .... Finley, Michael . . . Flanigan, Thomas. . . Floyd, Diane 1 .... Franz, Rodney ..... Frazer. Rebecca .... Freeman, Christopher. French, Cynthia. . . . . Gabe, Sean . . . . Gallagher, Allen ..... Garrett, Diana. . Gerue, David. . . Gillard, Gregory .... Gillbreath, Mark . . . Gillespie, Walter . . . Godfrey, David .... GomezLFrank . . Gonzalez, Ruben .... Gonzalez, Teresa. . . . .Qonzalezy Geronimo . Goodenough, Kathy . . Goslin, William .... Gosnell, Renee. . . Green, Judith ..... Gregory, Chuck .... Grijalva, Anna Marie Curing, Anthony ...... Gross, William . . . Guerrero, Mickey. . . Guevara, Anthony. . . Guevara, Sylvia . . . Guevara, Tino . . . Cumther, Judy ..,. Guznian, Alrraa ..... Guzman, Ildefonso . . . Haddad, George . . Hadley, Terri . . Hafner, Deeann . . Hall, Nezzie .... Hamilton, Eileen . . . Hamilton, Kathleen. . . Hammack, Timothy. . . Hansen, Richard. . . Hansen, Steven. . . Harker, Michael. . Harker, Scott. . Harper, Ruth. . . Harrell, Brian. . . Hartsell, Pamela . . . I-latland, Mary ..... Haushalter, Terry . . . Hendrick, Roy .... Henoch, Debbie . . I-lentschke, David . . Hernandez, Lupe . . Herrera., Olga . . . Hess, Deborah. . Hill, Michael. . Hinkson, Brad . . . , . . . ...... 63 . ...,. 53,ss,9a .. ... ... ., 63 s3,56,9a,1o2,1o5 .... ... 53,109 ... .... ... 53 - - 53 Klopp, Melinda. . . , , 55 - - - 53 Knight, Nancy . , , , 55 . . 53, 94 Knoop, Jeff . . . , . 63 Kovek. Sandra . . , , , 55 Kubly, Marcia . . , , 55, 92 Kuch, Manfred , . . , , 55 Labrado, Roberta. . . , 55 Landry. Leslie. . . . , , 55 , . 53 Lang, Stephanie . . . . 63, 95 4 I 53 Langdon, Reed. . . . . 63 Larson, Brian . . . . 63 . . . . 53 Lawson, Donny. . . , , 56 ... 53,95 ..53,s4,99 ... ... .. 53 . .., ..... . 53 .. 53,99,l0l,lO5 , ... ... ., 54 .. .. .. .. 54 .. 54,95 ,. .. 54 . . . 54,102 . . .... 54 . .. 54,94 .. ... ... .. 98 54,86,96,l09,ll3 .. ... ... .. 54 .. ... ... .. 54 .. 54 ... 54 ... .. 54 .. .., .. 54,111 .. ... ... ,. 54 54,s3,9s,1oe.109 .. ... ... .. 54 .. 54,86,ll5,ll6 . ... ... .. 54 ... .54,94,95 .. .. 54 . .. 54 ..54,95 . ...63 ..54 54 --54.99 .. 54,115 63 .. 54,101 . 54,95 54 ..54 ..54,95 ..63,84 55 ..55 55 ...55,93 .. 55,111 ....63 .....55 ..55,l09 ..l0Z ..55 ..55 ..55 ..55 ..55 ...55 ..55,BS ..63 ...63 ..2.l,55 55,83,96,98,l02 Hoeffliger, Kurt. . . ............ 55 Hollingsworth, Bruce Horvath, Elizabeth . . . . . . . . 55 Hosmer, Bruce . . . Houser, Howard. . . Huffman, Christine. . . Hunter, Debra .... Huthsing, Kent. . Hyde, Joe .... Hylton, Jimmy. . Hyt, tan ..... lzell, net . , . . xlauregui, Manuel . . Jennings, John. . Johansen, Lilli. . . Johnson, Lee Ann. . Johnson, Terri, . . Joiner, Diana. . . Jones, Guy .... Joseph, Jared . . Jurisich, Steve, . . Kagley, Michael. . Kelleher, Laura . . Kellyk Katherine. . . Kendrick, Keith . . . Kiesling, M1'xae1. . Kirsimaai. T . I ..55,95,96 55 .. 55,102 ..55,99 .. 55,101 55 .. .. 55 . . 55,86 .. 55 ..55 ..95 ..55 .55.85 ..55 ..63 ..63 ..55 ..55 ..55 ..55 ....55 . ..... 63 . 55,96,109 .. . . , 55 Lee, Mary ..... Lemon, Sean , . Leslie, Sheila . . . Lester, Ronald. . . Levan, Susan. . . Lew. Barbara . . Libby, Debby. . Limon, Jose . . . Limone, Robert . . Lind. Robin .... Little, James. . . Little, Patricia. . . Logan, Terri. . Lopez, Danny. 1 . Lopez, Ellen . . Lowe, Chuck . . Lowe, Lynne . . Ludford, Mark. . Luna, Alfred . . Luther, John .... Maccianti, Roberta . MacDonald, Bryan . Mahoney, Scott. , . Markovich, Helen. . Marshall, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Bruce. . Darrell. . Edith . . Julie . . . Lorenzo . Mata, Laura ..... Matthew, Suzanne. . May, Frankie .... May, Pamela ,... Mayer, Richard . . Mayrhofen, Debra. . McAlerney, Paul . . McAle r ney Mc Clo skey . Herb . . , Donald . Mc Connell, Charlene Mc Cowan, Mc Tav i sh , Jay .... Robert. . McVey. Melanie. . Mcwilliam Meade, Da Medina, Ir s,Pat.. nny ene.. Mendoza, Mary . . Merkwan, Mark . . Mero, Kathleen . . Merriell, Carolyn. . Mesa, Irene ..... Messer, Jay . . Meyer, Glenn. . . Miller, Fe Miller, Ro rn . '. dney. . Minyand, Terry . , Miozzi, Jo l'1n..... Montanaro, Dagmar Moon, Donna ..... Morelli, Sharon . . Morelos, Ricardo. . Morris, Beverly. . . Mosher, Michael . . Mullenary, Don .. Muroaka, Robert . . Murray, Karen. . . Myers, Isabel . . Naud, Odile. . . Neeley, Larry . . Nels, Curtis . . Nelson, Alice. . . Nelson, Cynthia . . Nelson, Diana . . Nickerson, Dale. Nicklin, Michael. . . Niessen, Mark. . . Noble, Betsy ..... Norton, Deborah. . . Nylander, Simo , . Oakeson, Kenneth. . O'Connor, Susan. . . Olivera, Russell. . . Olivera, Wayne , . Olsen, Debby ..... O'Nea1, Kaaron . . . .. ... 56 ... ... 56 .. 5e,1a,1o1 ... ... 55 .. ... .. 55 .. 56,99,l0Z .. ,. .. 55 .. 56,109 .. .. 56 .. 63 .. 55 ,. 55 .. .. 55 .. 55,113 .. ... ,, 55 .. 50,56,ll6 ... ... 55 ., 55 .. 55 ..56 ......63 . .55,92.94 .. 56,96,lO9 . ... .. 55 ... .. 55 . , 56,109 56 .....5599 .. 56,B2,ll6 ... ... 56 .. 56 .. 56 . .. 56 .56,95 ..56,95 ....,56 ......56 ..56,86,l13 ......57 ......57 ..57,95,l09 ......57 ..57.9Z,95 ..57,lll ....57 ....57 . 57,109 ... .. 57 ..53,51,94 ... 51,99 . .. .. . 57 .. ... 57,95 .. 57,102,105 . ... 51.95 ... 63 .. .. 57 . .57,88 . ., 57 ,. 57 .. 57 .. 57 ... 57 .. .. .. 57 ... .. 51,101 . .57, 82, 94, 99 55 ...58 ..58,9S ...58 ...58 ..58,99 ...63 ..5S -58 ......58 58 .. 58,S3,84.99 58,114 ...58 ..63 ...,58 .....,58 ....58,84,95 .....5B,l0l Orosco, Christopher. . . . 58, 86, lOl,l05 Orosco, Raymond. . O'Rourke, Shawn . . Ortiz, Ortiz, Ortiz, Augustin . . David . . George . . Osborn. Garv. . . . .......... 58 .... .58 , ......... 58 58, l09, lll, 113 .......58,96 Carmaclc. Padilla, Mary, . . Palmer, Kim . . Patton, Mark. . Paul, Penny .... Payne, Katherine . Feinaclu, Ismael. . ljcinixrlo, Jose . . . Perez, Margaret . . Perkins, Laurie. . Pcrun, Gayle .... Pclersen, Danny. . . Petrucci, Michael. . . Petter, Timothy. , . Plzncuncia, Connie. . . Poulin, Robert. . . . Powell, Lori . . . .....5B .... 58 . 56,113,114 .. .. 50,98 . .. as ... .. 58 .. ... ,. 5s . .5B,B3,l0Z .. ... as .. 63 .. ss .. ss .. sa ,.... as ... 58,109 , ........ 58 Powers, Scott ..... . . . 55,101,119 Pram, Mark ........ ...... ' . 58 Proctor, Christopher . '58 Rangcl, Quelita .... .. 58 Ravenscz-11ft, Anna . . . 58 Ravey, Diane .... . . 58 Ray, Nancy Lou . . . . 58 Reese, Douglas . . ........ 59 Renshaw, Denice .. Ilieynoso, Fernando. Rhyncr, Deborah , . Richardson, Dann. . Rivras, Elaine. . . . Rivera, Ernie ,. Robb, Michael . . Roberts, Freddie . Rodriguez, Maria. . Rojas, Robin .... Roll, Gemma .... Romer, Christina, . Roth, William ..,. Ruelas, Guillermina Russo, Daniel ,... Ryan, Gary .... Ryker, Richard .. Sagawinia, Kenneth. St. Clair, Caprice . Saucedn, Lydia ..., Schecker, Debbie . . Schroeder, Craig. . Schuclc, James . . Seed, Marcia. . . Sclyem, I-Tolly . . Selycm, Laurel . . Sepulveda, Mark. . . Slmpovalov, David, . Sherman, Cari Ann . Siebold, Serena . . . Silver, Lee .... Skinner. Jane. . , Sliger, Pamela .... Smedstad, David. . . Smith, Don ,.,,. Smith, Marsha. , . Smith, Michael. . . Sorenson, Joe . Spacek, Peter . . . Steele, Deanna .... Stephenson, l3eLSy. . Steven, Michelle. . . Steward, Craig. . . Stoner, Joyce . . Strayer, Brian. . Streett, Dixie ,.... Stuzlley, Loren .... Sturtevant, Barbara Sugich, David ..... Sullivan, Mary. . . . Swanson, Gail . . . Swanson, Robert. . . Telil, Paul ..... Templeton, Mitty . . Thedc, Jeffrey. . . Thompson, Holly . . Thompson, Linda , . Tico, Terri ..,.. Tidd, James . . . Tilly, Williann . . . Tippilt, Patricia. . . Torres, Christina. . Torres, Mark . . . Trancoso, Jesse. , . Trcjo, Margaret. . . Tungcr, Stephanie. . T111'nhc1'g, Lee . . , Tveiclt, Shirley. . . . Vaitkevich, Elizabeth Valencia, Wiiliam. . , Vallejo, Raymond. . . Veluz, Jose ...,..... Villalpanclo, Josefina. Vines, Colette ..... Vior, Randall, . Voss, Janis. . Wagner, Brian. . Walk. Granny. ..., . . Walker, Elizabeth. . . .., ... ,. 59 5lS6JlilH ,. ... ,59,9S .. . 59 ....59 , . . 59,111 ....59 ...59 ..59 -59 ....59 . . 60, 98 95 ..n0, ...SO ..60 ..60 ......60 .. .60,98,l03 .....,6D , .6o,94 .. 60 .. 60 .. GD .. 60 ., 60 ,. 60 ,, 60 ,. 60 .. 60 .. 60 .. 60 .. 60 .. ., 60 . ... ... 63 .. ..6o,6s,s3 ..60,SB,9Z,94 ... 60,9:,1o9 .. ... 60,111 .. 60,101,114 .. ... .6o,95 ,60,94,99,101 ... ... .. 60 .. ... .6o,9a .... .... 60 50,60,l09,114 .. ,,. ,,. 60 ,. ... 61 , ....... 61 .. 61,101,114 ... ... 61 .. .6l.98 .. 61,114 ...6l .....6l ..ol,94,95 .....6l ..6l .,!ul ......6l .......6l . 50,6l,84,99 ...63,B3,99 ....f:l,95 ..6l ..6l .,6l ....Cw1 ..61,98 .. 61 . .. . 61 ., 61,109 .....61 ,.....61 , .61,76,1o1 ... .. 62 .. 62 ... 62 .. 62,98 ,. 62,83 Wallace, Pamela . . . . 21111 ..... . Wicdmann, Andrew. . Watson, P Weigel, M eisbrod, eist, Ste ary ..... .... , . Kevin. . ....... . ven ...... 62, 96,1 Welch, Marshall ...,....., Wells, John. . . West, Kar en.. Whiting, Sandy. . William 5, W illiams, William s, Cezanne . Diane. . . Helen. . Williams, Stcvcn . . . Wilson, Wofford, Douglas . . . Sheila .... Wolf, Richard . . . . . Woolarrl, Phyllis . Wright, Zabzclyr, Michael . Ruth . . . .6Z,95,9S ... ...62 ... 98 ... .. 62 .. 62,101 09,113,114 .. 62,101 ... 62 .. 62 .. 62 ... 62 , ,6z,94 .. 62 .. 62 ......6Z .,.....62 62,101,109 . ....... 62 . ..... 62 .. ... ... ... 62,96 QEVENTT-I GRADE Adams, Lari ................. 64 Aguilar, Frank. . . ..... , . 64 Ahlstrom, Betty. . . . . 64, 79,102 Alcantar, Vivian. . ..... 64 Alcasas, David. . . . . . 64 Aldanzm, Jose .... , . 64, 98 Allen, Barbara. . . . . 64 Alvarez, Victor . , . . . 64 Anderson, Robyn . . . . . 64 Arceneaux, Gregory . . . . 64 Arden. John ....... - . 64 Ai-nelas, Steve .... , . 64 Arguello, Denise . . . . 6-'l Ashburn, Wendy. . . . 64 Atkins, Ricky, . . . . 64 Autrand, Nick . .. 64 Azary, Zoltan . . . . . 64 Azlein. Judy . . ..... 64 Azzara Mark . . . 64,100 Badiha Frankl. , .. 64 'Bad1H6, D6b6r6h . ,. 64 Bagley, Colleen . . . . 64 Baird, Cheryl . . . . 64 Baker, Steven ...... . . 64 Ballesteros, Deborah . , . . 64 Hanks, Kenneth . . . . . . 64 Barber, Robert . . .... 79 Barbosa, Charles. , . . 64,102 Barker, James. . . . . . . 64 Barragan, John . . . . . 64 Barragan, John , . . . . 64 Barragan, Pauline . . . . 65 Barragan, Bernardo . . , . . 79 Barrows, Alfred ...., . ..,.. 65 Barthels, Peggy. , ,- .,... . . . 65 Bastian, Chad ...,.. , .65-, 77. 95,100 Baucler, Gary ......., ...... 6 5,88 Bazrlaric, Christopher, . . . . 65 l36:ceArra, David ...... . . , 65 223117. R9,gj ..... .... 65 Berafgigx-,YBo?.-wlfyib. . . , 65,119 Bernard, Donald. . . . . . . 79 Bl11mentl1a1, Laurie. . ....Ez5 Boldt, Kurt ........ . . Zl, 65 Bonslgniori, Richard. . . .... 65 Borgaro, Nana . . . . . 65,100 Burgers, Cynthia . , .... 65 Born, Georgia . . ,,.. 65 Bowman, Sally. . . . l6,65 Brads, Sandra . . . . . . 65 Brawain, Ricliarfl. . . . . 65 Brienzo, Donna . . . . . 65 Brooks. Vickie. . ..... 65 Brown, Dan. . . . . 65,111 Brunk, Robert . . .... 65 Bryson, Cynthia . . . . 65, 83 Buckner, William. . , . . . . 65 Burgess, Antoiziette , . Burgess, Steven. . . 1 .. L55, 120 ....65 Burrows, Alfred. . .... 110 Bys, Jackie. .. ..65,S3,84 Cabot, Lynn. . . , , , , Q5 Calderon, Alice . . . 115,88 Callaway, Ray . . . . . 65, 110 Camill, James .... , , 65, 95 Campbell, Karen .... . . 65, 85 Campitelli, Richard , . , . . 65 Campos, Andy ..... , , 65 Canada, Leslie Ann. . . , . . 65 Czmley, Mary ...... .... 6 5 Cardaronella, Mark . , . . . 65,98 Cardona, Michael. .. . . . . 65 Sherry . . . ...bi Castaneda, Richard, Castaneda, Sanclra . Cerda, Guadalupe. . Chackel, Randall . . Charnell, Jim . . . Chliwxwj, Alex .... Christensen, Kim . . Christiansson, JeLte Christophersen, Way .. ,.65 . ..65 65 65 ....65,95 .. 65.9s,1o5 . ...65,95,98 ..... ..65 ne.. ..66,98,111 Ciampi, Joseph , . Clark, David . , Clark, Scott .... Clarke, Douglas. . Clausen, Tcrese. . . Clements, Brad. . Cabos, Cynthia. . . Cole, Donald . . . Cook, Steven . . . Cordero, James. . Cordero, Fhilis . . Corral, Larry . . Cosby, Ruth .... Couclray, John ,... Coveduck, Cheryl. . Cox, Laurie ..... Crowder, Ingrid. , Cuellar, Steven . . Culler, Randall . . Daily, Debbie .,... Daily, Ta1iDenise . . -D'Andrea, Dana . . . Daniels, Gail .... Daniels, Susan ..., Dansby, Ronnie .... Del Campo, Isabell. . . De Paco, Julie ..... Deran, Larry ..... Diaz, Dave . . . . . Dilkey, Michael . . . Dominquczs, Nancy . . Dominques, Starlene. . Dordine, Michae1'. . , Dorian, Ronald. . . Douglas, Joseph. . Douglas, Kathy. . . Duran, George. . . Duran, Steven . . , . . . ........66 .. ... ... 66,114 .. 66,l1O,112,116 .. ........ 66 .. 66,100 .. ., 66 .. 66,85 ... 66 . .... 66 .. 66,110 ...,bb ........66 66 . ..l6,66,83,ll9 ... ... ... 66 .. 66,100 66 . . 66,112,119 . ... 66,110 66 ,...,..66 .. 66,110,119 66 66 . . 66,112,119 . ..... 66 66 .. 66 .. 66 ., 66 .. 66 .. 66 ,.. 66 .. .67,9s . ........ 67 67 . 67,ll0,1lZ,1l9 z1,67,6s,111,116 Echevarria, Mary Ellen .......... 67 Edwards, Cindy ..... Edwards, l..arry. . Eggleston, Robin . . Ehrlich, Laurie .... Elizalde, Elizabeth. . . Eofi, Jeff .....,.. Eseau, Diane ...... Esquecla, Hortencia. . . Eslrada, Denise. . . Farber, Stuart. . , Fell, Catlierinc . . . Flores, Fredirick . . . Flores, Rebecca. . . Flores, Ramona. . . Floyd, Debra .... Fourriel, David . . . Fowler, Mark . . . Fox, Dona ....... Francisco, Karen. . . Franco, Enrique. . . Frazer. Kathleen . . . Fryer, Alan. , . . . Fuqua, Richard . . Gade, Lunora. . . . Garcia, Angelina . . Garcia, Faustino . . . Garcia. .Terry ..,. Gardner, Sabrina . . . Geneau, Ricky .... Gensler, Myer. . Gertz, Charlene. . . Gerue, Sylvia. . . Gibb. Brinker . . Gilmore, James. . Gionfridda, Alene. . . Glockler, Barbara . . . Glover. Scott .... Gomez, Angelina . . . Gomez, Lori .... Gonzalez, Rachel . . . Goodenow, Susan . . . Gurgitu, Michael . . . Gorton, Mike . . . Gould, Mike. . . Grant, William. . Green, Michael . . . Gremillion, Laura .. Guevarra, Michael . . . Gunlhrie, Bob ...... Gusscnhoven, Kathleen Gutzmann, Virginia. . . Hahn, Barbara .,.. Hall, Barbara . . Hallock, Ben . . . . Ham, I-l'owa1-cl. . . . Hamilton, Tracy. . . Harrington, Curtis . . Hartgroves, Susan . . Harward, Scott. . . Hatadis, Pat ..... Hawk, Michael. . . . . Hawkins, Frederick . . Hayes, Dennis . . . . , .. .,.67,83 ....,67 ..67,1O0 ....6'7 .....67 ..67,116 ...67 ..94 ....67 ,. 67,1l4 ..,. 67 . .. 67 .. 67 .. 67 . .. .. .. .. 67 .. ... ... ., 67 . 67,1oz,1o9,119 ,. ... ,,. 67,63 . ... .,. 23,67 .. 79 .. 67 .. 67 .. 61 .. 67 . ,. 67 .. 67,95 ... 67 .. 67 .. .. ,. 67 ...' ..., . 68 .. 68,102,105 .. ... 79,95 .. 68 .. 68 .. 68 .. 68 .. 79 .. 68 .. 68 ... 68 ... .. 68 .. 68,110 .... 68 ., 39,94 ,. .. 68 .. 68,110 .. .. 68 .. 68 . .. 95 .. .. 68 . .. 68 ... . 105 .. ... ... .. 68 .. ... .6s.95.9a Hall, David . . . . . 68, 33, 100, 110, 114, 116,119 ... 68,90 ,. 63,100 .. 68,100 .... 68 ... 79 .... 68 ... 68,95 .. 111 ...GB 1-iembree, Elizabeth . I-Iembree, Robert . . . Herlsin, Benjamin . . Hernandez, Magdalena. . . Herron., Steven. .... Hester, Stephanie . . . Hicks, Layne .... Hill, Darrel. . . . Hill, David ..,.... Hoeffliger, Colette . . Holderman, Dennis , . Hollander, Elona . . . Hollingsworth, Neal . Horne, David ....,. Hosmer, Mark. . Housh, John. . . . Howell, Cathy . . Huerta, John . . . Hughes, Kerrie '. . Hulla, Laura ..... Hultman, Patricia. . . Hunt, Melvin ..., Hurd, Cassandra . . . Hvolboll, Eric . . Hyde, Wendy . . Hylton, Robert. . Ingram, Nancy. . Ornelas, Mario . . Irwin, Deanna . . Jacobs, Wendy. . . James, Margaret . . . Janczyn, Fred . . . Jauregui, Tony. . Jensrud, Karen . . Jimenez, Antonio . . . Johnson, Robert .... Johnston, Pamela. . . Jones, Marilyn. . . Joseph, John . . . Juarez, Angelo. . Justice, Walter . . Kallman, Carol . . Kashmar, Matt ..... Kashmar, Michael . . Keeler, Vicki .... Keen, Victor . . . Kelleher, David . . Kellogg, Casey. . Kent, Karen. . . Kepford, Mark. . Kerr, Gary . . . Kight, Rita . . . Kuzen, Dana . . Lafond, Allen .... Laisure, Yvette . . . Larnonds, Lori. . . Landers, Dennis. , . Lane, Anthony . . . Lang, James .... Latini, Richard . . Lee, Jennifer. . . Leech, Cindy .... Lehmann, Kurt. . . Leslie, Linda. . Lester, Allan. . . Ley, Jimmy. . . Lind, Rebecca . . . Lindsten, Mary . . Lindt, Peggy .... Lingren, Colleda . . Little, Bryan .... Little, Robert . . . Little, Zoe . . . Lockhart, John. . . Loible, Jesse. . Long, William . . Lopez, Ismel. . Louie, Diane . . Lowe, Marvin . . Lugo, Diane. . Lugo, Denise. . Lugo, Rueben. . Luick, Laura. . Luna, Lisa .... MacFarlane, Lise. . . Machin, 'Tomas . . MacNair, Malia . . Main, Bruce ...... Manning, Anothony . . Manser, Joseph .... Manzano, Arthur . . . ..7? Marino, Cara. . . . . . Martinez, Antonio. . . Martinez, Elizabeth . Martinez, Joseph . . . Martinez, Marc . . Martinez, Mary . . Marvin, Janet . . . Masada, Randall. . Matlock, 'Michael . . . McCas1and, Martha. . McComb, Steven. . . McConnell, Elise . . McConnell, Nona . . . . 68 McCormick, Patricia ,, 72 galml-Tn' Igfa ' - - 74 . . . 68 McGowan, Caren . . . . . . 72 am: ez' uistina ' ' - - 74 . . . . 68 McCutcheon, Deborah . . . . . . 72 Sanchez' George' ' ' - - 110 - - 69.100 McDonough, William. .,... . , 72 Sanchez' Reynaldo - - - - 74.112 .. 69,119 Adch4Hlan, chris.,... .. 72,100,110 Zanghezi fgfenf- '- - -' 741104 . . . 69 Mcrsvish, Ian .. ..... 72 an ova - aw -f - - - ' 74 ' . 69 Mcwaidl Dennis I . . l . 1 72 Sandovall, Joann. . . , , 74,79 .. 79 kdelni, maart .... .. 72,109 Saufedo' Efne5E-- - - -- 79 - - . 69 Mendoza, Daniel. , . .... 72 Schfemann' Craig' ' ' A - 74 . . . . 69 Mendoza, Judy. . . . . . 79 Schiff' LYnda- - - - - - 74. 98 , , 69,114 Mendoza, Marcia l A - , 72 Schiff, David ..... . . . . . 74 . . . . 69 Menegon, Robert . . . . . 72 Schmgisser' Colin ' ' ' ' ' f ' ' 74188 , , , 5,5 Mercado, Linda . D . . 72, 79 Schreier, Marisa. . . . . 75,76, 100 , , 69 Mercer, Robert . ' . Y ' 72 Schuck, Joseph. . . . . . . . . . 75 , , 69 Mew' Jeffrey. 1 . . I I D 72 Scollin, David . . . . .75,76,9S .. 69 1Aichaelson, Donna .. .. 72 sechflsff JefffeY - - 4 -- 21-74 . . 69 Miller, Donna .... . . 72 Sherman' Debra' ' ' ' ' - - - 751 100 .. 69 A4Hler, Lela .... .. 72 5hhn0Qa- Kenneth-- -. 75,110,112 - - 59 Miller, Marianne . . , , , 72 shqer' Michael ' ' - - - - - - - 75 . . 69 Miner Michelle. . .... 72 Smffhv Denise ' - - - V - 79 . . 69 Milliken, Michael. . . . . 72,110 Smith- KBWIAW1- - - - - - 75 . . 69 Montgomery. Susan. . . . . . 72 Smfth' Laurel ' ' ' ' - - 791100 . . . 79 M01-eios, Mimred. . , , , 72 Smith' Thomas' r - V - - . 75 . . 69, 70 Mori, Paul ...... . . 98 Smith- Susafh - ' - - - - 75 .. 69,88 hdosely, Deborah .. .. 72 5nXdef- Jan'ne'- - -- 15-100 , , 59.111 Muroaka' Kelly . U H 4 72 Snyder, Kenneth. . . . . . 75 4 ' 69.85 Murphy. Brian' I l . 4 I 73 Sorensen. Stexven . . . . . . . 75 69 Murphy, Darlene . . .... 73 Sortman' Bruce ' ' ' ' 75,119 4 ' l Myers, Thoxnas . , . 73,114 SOURHP- Claire- - - - - 75.100 I , 59 I Spencer, Cynthia . . . . . 79 . l 6g Nsfkls- Neal - - - - - 73 Starks. Brian. . . . . . 75 ' I . 69 Nevarez, Jose . . . . . . 73 Stevtsgn, Steve , , A . 75 ......70 .....70,100 .. 70,114,119 ......70 ..70,s5 ...70 ..7o ..7o .. 112 . . 70,98 ...70 ..70,98 ...70 ....T0 ..70,1l6 ....70 ...70 ..70 ..7O ..70 1.70 ..7o ..7o ...70 ...21,7l ..71,100 ...71,94,9a ........71 71,s4,10z,10s ........71 ....71 ..71,100 ....79 ..71,9e ..71 ...71 ....71 ..71,100 ..71,94 ...71 ....71 ..71,l16 ...71 ..71 ..71 ..71 ..79 ..71 ..71 ....71 ..71,83 ...71 ........71 71, 95, 102, 105 ........71 ..71 ..72 ..72 ..72 ..7z ..72 ..72 ..72 ..7z ..72 ..72 ...72 ..20,72 ..72,B5 ...72 ..72 ..7z Noel, Patricia . . Noel, Roy ..... Nomura, Weldon. . North, Marian . . Orosco, Ernest . . Ortega, Bernabe. . . Ortiz, Elvira . . . Ortiz, Frank . . Ortiz, Mark. . . O'Shea, Kevin . . Otis, Edmond. . . Ott. Mary ...... Overeem, Karen. . . Page, Christopher . . Palmer, Pam .... Parker, Shelley . . Partida, Alva .... Peariso, Marlene. . . Pebles, Sandra ..... Pedersen, Margrethe Perez, Barbara .... Perez, Lourdes .... Perkins, Sondra.. . . Person, Michael. . . Petersen, Karen. . . Phillips, Cheri. . . Pina, Susan .... Pina, Mark . . . Pollak, Lester. . Pompe, Gary. , . Ponzini, Donald . . Poulin, Ronald. . Powers, Patti . . Prather, Jerry. . . Prescott, Janet . . Price, Sandra . . Price, Stephen. . Pritilcin, Judith . . Puckett, Jacob .... Que rfurth, Deborah. . Ramirez, Norma . . . Rauch, Mark ...... Ravenscroft, Mildred Rawson, Terry ..... .....73,107 .......73,ae 73,ll0,1l2,ll6 .. . . . . . . 73 ..79 .....7z .......73 ...73.99.lOO .......7a ....73 ..7a .,73 ...73 .....73 ..73,1O0 ..,..73 ..73 ..73 .,73 ..73 ..73 ..71-1 ...73 ....,73 .,72-,115 ....73 ..73 ..73 ....73 ...73,95 .....73,lll ...73.9s,111 ... 73,110 .. 73,100 ..7:,119 ....-..73 .......73 ...73,95,100 .. 73,102 73 ..20,73 .. 73 ......74 .....70,74,76,B4 Raymond, Godfrey. . . 74, 83, ll0,Vl16, 119 Reese, Kathleen ............... 74 Reid, Thomas . . . ...... .... . 74 Remick, Terry. . . Rennie, Debra . . Renshaw, Kirk. . Retamoza, Juan . . Rice, Kathy Ann. . Riggs, Elizabeth. . . Ritto, James .... Rivas, Joel ...... Rodriguez, Ramona. . Rogers, Paul ..... Rogers, Virginia . . Rojas, Richard. . . Roland, Diana . . Roland, Debra . . Romero, Frank . . Romero, Michael . . Romero, Janis. . . Romero, Marlene . . Romo, Ernesto .... Resales, Raymond . . Roulet, Jeannie . . Ruiz, Martin . . . Ruiz, Russell. . . Ryan, Karon . . ..74,ss ...74 ..74,95 ....74 ..74,1o2 ...79 ..74 .274 ..74 ..79 H74 ..74 ..74 ..74 ..74 .174 ..7-4 ..'74 ..74 ..74 ..74 ..98 ..7-1 Stevens, Peggy. . , . Stevenson, Bruce . . . Stiers, Laurie .... 7 Stone, Calton. . . . . Strayer, Beth. . . Sturgis, Jeffrey . . Sugino, Melinda . . Sunseri, Frank. . . Suskin, Lynn . . . Swan, Kary . . . Swift. Sandra. . . Szairanski, Kina . . Tagles, Josephine. . Tatsch, Earla .... Terrones, Alfredo . . 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