La Serna High School - Pennon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1978 volume:

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' - ' W ' . i I i i M i j ' li ! ' ■ n mm ;M : ASB CABINET 1. ASB President Lance Carnow. 2. ASB Vice Presidenl Jody Smith. 3. It ' s casual. 4. What ' s so funny. 5. ASB Secretary Sue Boltonghouse. 6. ASB Speaker of Senate Ron Gilbert. 7. ASB Finance Chairman Ken Dominguez. 8. You httle Devil You. 9. ASB Activities Chairman Glenn Lazaron. 10. ASB Publicity Chairman George M. Santa Anna. II. Taking a refresher course? 12. ASB Pep Chairman Mary Ann Sawyer 13. Mary Advertises. 14. Advisor Mr. Anderson. SENA TE 1. Freshman Senators — Henry Alfaro. Tom Allen, Jeff Cauff- man. Larry Franklin, Steve Garcia, Jamie Hasle, Lori Hoefling. 2. Now this IS the way to do it. 3. Aren ' t we cute. 4. Sopho- more Senators — Mary Casey, Tami Choate, Jackie LeClerc, Ted Maxwell, Terry Palmer, Leslie Stuart, Don Wray. 5. Ron being his usual self. 6. Jt4mor Senators — Monica Alfaro. Greta Hasle, Soma Hernandez, Leslie Lombino, Susie Orosz, Nancy Quinones, Steve Siepack. 7. Can I go to the bathroom? 8. Keep on smiling. 9. Advisor: Mr. Horney. 10. Senior Senators — Sheri Blackwill, Jeff Elliot, Diane Garcia, Mary MacAller, Donna Selfndge. Steve Southard, Mace Turnel. LANCER LEAGUE 1. Advisor Mrs. McLarty. 2. Publicity Chairwoman Patty Karasawa. 3. Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Tre- mayne. 4. First Vice President Donna Selfridge. 5. Sec- ond Vice President Susie Scott. 6. Co-President Cynthia Oh. 7. Co-President Mary E. MacAller. 8. Lancer League Council Members — Monica Alfaro, Sue Bolt- inghouse. Becky Boyd, Kathi Brass. Julia Carnahan. Tracy Carnahan. Mary Casey. Shelly Cook, Tracy Cum- mings, Kevin Egan (the only male member), Linda Elm, Holly Emigh, Carol Fitzpatrick, Soma Hernandez, Nancy Huffaker, Stephanie Jones, Jenny Kann, Patty Karasawa, Lisa Katz, Kelly Kemp, Lynne LaValley, Pam LaValley, Mary E. MacAller, Elena Malitz, Wendy Malitz, Kathy O ' Connell, Cynthia Oh, Elaine Oh, Sylvia Oh, Kim Palmer, Tobi Pellicci, Cindy Pondoff, Lisa Popovich, Nancy Quinones, Carla Ramsing. Chns Sack- ett, Susie Scott, Donna Selfridge, Samantha Smart, Sha- non Smith, Joanne Stakee, Margaret Tremayne, Linda Yetter, Debbie Zoller. 9. Tarzan MacAller. 10. Madame President. 1 1. Engrossed Council Members. 12. And yet another Bake Sale. 13. So the traveling salesman said PLEIADES 1. President Julie Carnahan. 2. Vice President Sharon Sager. 3. Secretarv-Treastirer Margaret Tremayne. 4. Publicity Chairman Elena Malitz. 5. Sergeant at Arms Kathy O ' Connell. 6. Our Demure Pleiades — Kathy Ambrose. Shen Blackwill, Sue Boltinghouse. Beckv Boyd. Julie Carnahan. Missy Emery. Lynette Franklin. Linda Harding. Sue Koloff, Barbara Lindorf. Stephanie Long. Mary E. MacAller. Elena Malitz. Charlene Nar- done. Michelle Nugent. Kathy O ' Connell. Cynthia Oh. Carla Ramsing. Leslie Rasmussen. Alison Reed. Michella Reyburn. Patti Richardson. Sharon Sager, Susie Scott. Margaret Tremayne. H HP fllH { ■ ' |HH IS H B HH 1 1 H F - f ' — — V CENTURI- ANS 1. Secretary Mark Rayman. 2. Treasurer Rhett Rass- mussen. 3. Sergeant at Arms Jody Smith. 4. Sergeant at Arms Mace Turner. 5. President Steve Southard. 6. Vice President Allan Nussdorf. 7. Our Mighly Centurion Members — John Anderson, Keith Burgess, Ken Cog- gins, Kevin Egan, Jeff Elliot, Paul Gussiff, Ehren Jacobs, Don Langworthy, Glen Lazarou, Allan Nuss- dorf, Rhett Rasmussen, Mark Rayman, Tim Sibus, Jeff Shultz. Jody Smith, Mike Smith, Karl Smder, Steve Southard, Mace Turner, Phil Van Haelst, Jim Welch. «:..ri .;4 sSl tninv0 fjEcCaL foLji and ihs cziaL tiLa 2E±, ihsicCaL rzL£:f 2a.± toai tnEr tliE fnonzEnt± hai± ±o ouCckLu, LUit tliE niEmorLEi uze fozEu-EX. I ■ 20 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Top Row: R. Gardner. L. Elm. E. Maharrry, A. Nussdorf, L. Lachapelle, C. Penrose, G. SanlaAnna, S. Dixon, J. Shultz, D. Langworthy. Bottom Row: K. Snider, D. Garcia, K. Egan. A. Reed. E. Malitz. C. Ramsing. K. Burgess. L. Popovich, D. Selfridge, M. MacAller. President Steve Southard Vice President Alan Nussdorf 22 Secretary Alison Reed HONOR ROLL C Ahrahamian, E- Anderson. J. Anderson. N, Barron, C. Baumann. S. Blackwill. S. Boltinghouse. J. Boyar, R. Boyd, L. Buchanan, K. Burgess, J. Carnahan. L. Carnow, K. Carpenter. J, Clarke. D. Clement. M, Connolly. R. Cox, J. Dalton, M. Davis, K. Diggs, M. Dinh, S. Dixon, J. Dunne. L. Elm, M. Emery, G. Ennquez, E. Etheridge, K. Evans, L. 1 ranklin, B, Fukuji, J. Gallant, R, Gardner, L. Garison, M. Geek, R. Gilbert, J. Griffen, S. Ham, L. Harding, G. Heider, D. Hickey, B. Holtz, D. Inman, K. Irwin, E. Jacobs. J. Johnson. S. Johnston. J. Kim, K. King, D. Langworthy, T. LaVallee, J. Lissin. R. Long, M. MacAller. E. Maharry, E. Malitz, D. Massie, T. .Morkes, T, Nguyen, S. Nichols, S. Nielsen, M. Nugent. C. Oh, S. Olguin. C. Penrose, L. Popovich, C. Ramsing, L. Rasmussen, T. Rasmussen, S. Redford, A. Reed, M. Reybum, D. Ridenour, J. Robinson, C. Sackett, N. Sasser. P. Schecter, S. Scott. C. Seals. E. Shapiro. J. Shultz, D. Slicker, J. Smith, M. Smith, K. Snider, S. Southard, R. Stoner. L. Sullivan. K, Swanson, L. Tabacchi. K. Jamashiro. S. Tanza, M. Tebo, P. Thomas. K. Tishler, M, Tremayne, D. Trnavsky. V. T. Truong, P. VanHaelst. N. Webb, J. Welch. C.S.F. LIFE E Anderson, J. Anderson, C. Baumann, S- Boltinghouse, J. Boyer, R. Boyd, J. Carnahan, L. Carnow, J. Clarke, D. Clement, M. Connolly. R. Cox, J, Dalton, M. Davis. K. Diggs. K. Dinh, M. Dinh, J. Dunne. J. Elliott. L. Elm. M. Emery. L. Franklin. B. Fukuji, J. Kim, D. Langworthy, E. Malitz, M. Nugent, L. Popovich, T. Rasmussen, S. Sager. P. Schecter, E. Shapiro, J. Shultz. K. Snider, S. Southard, K. Tamashiro, M. Tebo. P. Thorns, M. Tremayne, P. VanHaelst. J. Welch. C S. F. possible K. Brewer. K. Carpenter, S. Dixon, D. Garcia, P. Gusiff, M. Knetzman. B. Lindorff, T. .Morkes, A. NussdorL K. O ' Connell. M. Rayman. P. Richardson. L. Sullivan. M. Ward. 23 r 3 K J m ■+ ' 1 lii i. ' H LfL j 1 1 Ik 1 mm J ■? K ,« Christine Abrahamian Eric Anderson John Anderson Joseph Baeli Douglas Bancroft Guillermo Arellano Maria Barreras Ronald Atkinson Nancy Barron Robert Bathe William Bathe Craig Baumann Sheri Blackwill Guillermo Borja Jan Boyar Rebecca Boyd Kathleen Brass Kimberly Brennan 4. Kimberly Brewer Deane Broussalian RondaEown 25 Lisa Caillouette Janine Calabretta Guadalupe Caldera Michael Campagni Eugene Carl lulia Carnahan Lance Carn w Keith Carpenter Elizabeth Chavez Paul Chavez Nongyowvadee Chowtham Peter Chua Gregory Clark Julm darke DaMil Clement Patricia Cinquini 9 I Hj . ' ' rl %x S „=- — kj ..w iA John Clements Eric Coggins Kenneth Coggins Donald Comontofski Mark Connolly Robert Cook Carol Cooper Judy Costantino Randall Cox J ' M iG Cv , j|ji . HI fessm v ' John Crews Jacqueline Crippen John Cummings Kevin Curran James Dalton Renee Daniel Eric Davis Kevin Davis Leslie Davis Marie Davis Gina Degrandis 28 Jenni Desmond Karen Diggs Kim Chi Dinh Minh Dinh Paul Edwards Kevin Egan :« m £., J 1 ' f v B Jeffrey Elliott Scott Emas Melissa Emery Michael Emi h Linda Elm Gina Enriquez Debbie Evans kill £fiS 29 Henry Falcon HP 1 3 B-Mte, :« H -.1 ;«0  I r IT Maraarita Fonseca Patncia Gall ' oSRI ' WRj - sri.. 1 ) J K i 1 Leonila Felix John Fisher Jennifer Freeman Lynette Franklin Jacqueline Gallant Margarette Gallego 30 Rosa Garcia f a .«• ■ 1 E 1 P ' Ik- i i Susana G  ' arci a Nancy Fitzgerald Bruce Fukuji Diane Garcia Richard Gardner Linda Garison Juan Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez Jean-Franco Gouguenheim Rosa Granados Joan Griffin Paul Gusiff Jan. in Ci(.i an Susari . I ' -iin Linda Harding Lisa Herzog Marv Hausmann Gloria Heider Timothy Hethcox Daniel Hickey Javier Hernandez Thomas Hinrichs 32 Christopher Hinton Bradley Holtz Kim Hoynes Patricia Hoyt Shellev Johnston Catherine Kalpakoft Martin Kams Kandi •.c ' -e Michael Kavanaugh Patrick Kenny Robin Klein Wesley Kawaguchi Peter Keller Marcus Kemp Do ug Kim James Kim Kimberlee King Wayne Klepper Bryan Knudtson ■ Susan Kotoff 34 Mark Krietzman Lisa Lachapelle Don Langworthy Thomas Lavallee Brent Levonian Barry Lieberman Nancy Liebers Harold Light ' W ) ' ;v.A tik _ tl vj Barbara Lindorf Javier Lissin Guillermo Lizarraga Paula Loaiza Robert Loera Robert Long Stephanie Long Mary Macaller 35 ! . ' i-s ■ m:m , • ji g - : ' ■ BB-J«PWBB«M W™ = J ipm l f J 1. 5- w .r-i.- . ■■ - t; «7C W2l I %, £ V David Macdorntu h w 4V Scott Machen Elaine Maharrv Denise Maiorano 38 Michael McGee Cynthia McNurlin Michael Meyer Michael Meyers Ti Thu Nauven Thu V Nguyen Thuy Nguyen Tien Nguyen 39 Scott Nichols Sherri Nielsen Samuel Nowak Michelle Nugent -so Hilda Pasillas Donald Passalacqua Alice Putman ' ■ t :_JI Theodorf Rasmussen Caria Ramsmg BflU . ' 1 HB3B| . tm ■■ r jlJ, i ' h 4 Lr ; B|. Mark Rayman Stuart Redford Leslie Rasmussen Alison Reed Michella Reyburn Craig Richardson Patricia Richardson Duane Fidenour ' •i 42 Dennis Ruiz Christine Sackett Nancv Sasser Susanne Scott Mary Sawyer LvnleeSchaar Cindy Seals Donna Selfndge Paula Schecter Peggy Sferlazza El se Shapirt McUA Shcihuirie Jeffrey Shultz Timothv Sibus 3 Michael Skinas V _. Deborah Shcker Bradley Smith BKmM 1 i H H v ■H. JI 1;: F - ■L ■■ taw «vP ; H B , -- vi T ™r 9 Gerald Smith 44 Sherry Squyres Sue Stewart Scott Tanza Paul Thorns Lorraine 1 apia Mark Tebo Kelvin Thorp m i Sf- I |ES .. i m J, Patricia TTiurmond ' S- Taylor Tedesco Gale Timm Kevin Tishler xMarearet Tremavne Dchra I rnavsky Le Trumen Philip Vanhaelst Julio Vargas ml Rafael Vasquez Susan Ward Nancy Warner Nancy Webb James Welch Thomas Westrup Daniel Willi Carol Williams Jeffrey Winter Heidi Woodard J t ' ' MISSING SENIORS Richard Amador, Cynthia Cox, in Higgins, Mohamed Homsi, David Hughs. Van Le Truyen, Silvia Ledesma. Michael Luttio, Loretla Martinez, Rosanna Martinez, David Mills, Dung Nguyen, Thinh Nguyen, Thuy Nguyen, Mickey Phillips, Arlene Renteria, Juan Romero, Craig Scott, James Southall, Diane Taylor, Van Thu Truong, Hector Zuniga. Ldi ' A Yoder Jan uder Arturo Zuritta 47 BANK OF AMERICA A WARDS PLAQUE WINNERS SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS: Karl Snider LIBERAL ARTS Sue Boltmghouse VOCATIONAL ARTS: Lynette Franklin Missing: Julie. Carnahan: FINE ARTS 48 CER TIFICA TE A WA RD WINNERS ART Mark Connollv ENGLISH Lisa Popovich LABORATORY SCIENCE Jeff Shultz DRAMA Pam Boren FOREIGN LANGUAGES Steve Southard MATHEMATICS Jan Boyar w m MUSIC Cynthia Oh SOCIAL STUDIES Don Langworthy BUSINESS DEBBIE SLICKER GPA The following students have attained a 4.0 grade point average: Karl Snider HOME ECONOMICS Jill Johnson TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL Tim Sibus 49 SENIOR FA VORITES THEONEOFA KIND AWARD Most Unique Nancv Sasser and Ron Gilbert THE 1977-78 AWARD Senior Favorites Hoppv Maharry and Lance Carnow THE SNAP, CRACKLE, POP A WA RD Personalit Plus Hoppy Maharry and Lance Carnow THE KNEE SLA PPER A WA RD Happiest Alison Reed and Jody Smith 50 THE ROMEO AND JULIET A WA RD Senior Sweethearts Elena Malitz and Steve Southard THE JIMM Y CA R TER A WA RD Sweetest Smile Lorraine Tapia and Jody Smith THE GONG SHOW AW ARD The Craziest Mary MacAller and Tom Westrup THE MA YBELLINEA WARD F rcttiest Eyes Chris Sackett and Rick Rnelt THE SPIRIT OE 78 A WA RD Most Spirited Marv Ann Sawver and Kevin Egan F ' r ' THE TEE BELIEVE ANY IHI G HI RD Most Gulhble Charlene Nardone and Mike Sarni 51 THE CLA SS MUTE A WA RD The Quietest Michelle Nuaent and Ke in Tishler THE TEDD Y BEA R A i A RD Most I. useable Dunna Selfridue and Mace Turner 52 A LL-A ME RICA N A WA RD Most Athletic Sheri Blackwill and Jim CeLxhini THE ELVIS AWARD Most Musically Inclined Cvnthia Oh and Karl Snider THE DISLOCA TED J A W A WARD Biggest Mouth Carol Yoder and Leonard Gomez I HL tiUSORAWARD Greatest Ambitions Suzv Boltinghouse and Karl Snider THE MICH A ELA NGELO A WA RD Most Artistically Inclined Kim Evans and Bruce Fukuji 53 SA KS OF 5th A VENUE AWARD Best Dressed Ehren Jacobs and Cynthia Oh MR. AND MS. UNIVERSE Best Bod Nancy Webb and Kevin Tishler THE WHOLE GANG THE TA RZA N A WA RD Class Swingers Lori Olivet and Martv Kams 54 ODE TO THE CLA SS OF ' 78 Farewell to these days that will soon be memories. Memories of crowded halls, of familiar faces, of good times and bad. These memories that will be with us for the rest of our lives. As we go through the years, we may catch ourselves remembering these days with a smile. The days to which we may never return. 55 SENIOR INDEX AMBROSO, KATHY (Sweet Cheeks) Annual Staff. Pleiades, CSF, Honor Roll ANDERSON. JOHN V. Track. Cross Country. CSF Life, Centurians, Honor Roll ATKINSON. RON High School Moto-Cross BANCROFT. DOUG Frosh Baseball. JV Baseball. V. Base- ball, Senate BARRON, NANCY Publicity Club, Spanish Club, Back- packer ' s, Honor Roll, Hi-Jinx BATHE, BILL (Bill The Pool Shark ) Frosh Baseball and Football. JV Base- ball V. Baseball and Football BLACKWILL.SHERI (Bear) TV Basketball . V. Volleyball. Basket- ball and Swimming, Jr. Class Pres., Res. Pep Club. French Club, Ski Club, Class Council, Senate, CSF. Pleiades. Girl ' s League. Honor Roll, Powder Puff. Donkey Basketball BOLTINGHOUSE. SUSAN (Suzy) ASB Secretary, Class Council. Lancer League. V. Tennis and Basketball. Softball. Powder Puff. Free-Lancer Editor-in-Chief, Band. Outstanding Freshman. National Merit Scholar Semi-Finalist. Pleiades. Tennis Club Pres., Hi-Jinx, CSF. Senior Favorite, Spring Play. German Club BOREN. PAMELA (Pam) Ski Club. Track, Continuity. Publicity Club, Modern Dance. Pep Club, V. Yell, Hi-Jinx, Theater-Goers Club, Thespians, School Plays French Club, French Honorary, Thea- ter-Goers, Forensics Club, Frisbee Club, CSF Life, School Play. Corre- sponding Secretary BRASS. KATHLEEN (Brass-Tacks) Ski Club, Backpacker ' s, Publicity, Community Service. Lancer League, Los Serenos, Continuity, CSF, Coffee House BROWN, RONDA Hi-Jinx, French Club, Pep Club, Ski Club, Backpacker ' s, Girl ' s Glee, Con- cert Glee BURGESS, KEITH V. Swimming and Vv ' ater Polo, Class Council, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Cen- turians CARNAHAN, JULIA Superwomen, Res. Pep Club, French Club, Theater-Goers, Pleiades, Hi-Jinx, Lancer League, Backpacker ' s, Choir CARNOW, LANCE ASB Pres.. Ski Club. CSF. Honor Roll, Cross Country. Basketball, Track. Jr. Class VP. Senate. Class Council CECCHINLJIM (Stud) Frosh Football, Basketball. Baseball. Soph Football, V. Football and Base- ball, Senior Favorite CHAVEZ. ELIZABETH (Lee) Hi-Jinx. Publicity Club. Res. Pep Club. Activities, Girl ' s League CHING, STEVEN (Stevo) Track, Concert Band, Pep Band CLEMENT, DAVID Moto-Cross Club, Backpacker ' s Pres.. Spanish Club. Los Serenos VP. V. Track. Frisbee Club Football. Ski Club. Tennis Club. Frosh-Soph Track COGGINS, KENNETH (KC) V. Football. Freelancer Editor-in- Chief. Los Serenos. Ski Club. Centuri- ans COMONTOFSKI. DON (Cosmo) Frosh Water Polo. JV and V. Baseball, Senior Favorite COOPER. CAROL (Carol-Marol) Hi-Jinx. Backpacker ' s. Ski Club. Res. Pep Club, Publicity, Activities DANIEL, RENEE Continuity, Pep Band, Concert Band. Marching Band DAVIS. LESLIE (Squirrely Davis) French Club, Hi-Jinx, Powder Puff, Banner Carrier, Honor Roll DAVIS, MARIE | Tall Flags, Los Serenos, CSF, Publicity Club, Beg. Girl ' s Glee. Spanish Club. ■ Swim Team, Honor Roll DIXON. SUE Class Council, Senate. Girl ' s League, Lancer League, Hi-Jinx. CSF DORNBUSH. KEVIN (Teddybear) Ski Club EGAN. KEVIN Class Council. Centurians, Lancer League. Senior Favorite. Continuity. School Plays, Frosh-Soph Track, Cross Country ELLIOT, JEFFREY Senate, Class Council, Basketball, Swimming, Water Polo, CSF, Ski Club, Backpacking, Centurians BOYAR. JAN (The Chef) COGGINS, ERIC Soph. Basketball, JV Basketball, JV ELM. LINDA Hi-Jinx. Modern Dance. Track. V. 56 Tennis. Res. Pep Club. Ski Club, Lancer League. Class Council. Honor Roll. CSF. Powder Puff, Choir. Super- women EMERY. MELISSA (Mel) Head V. Song, Head JV Yell. Pleiades. Homecoming Semi-Finalist. Class Council. Res. Pep Club, Los Serenes, Girl ' s League. Hi-Jmx. CSF, Honor Roll ENRIQUEZ,GINA CSF, Honor Roll, Spanish Club Choir, Ski Club GILBERT, RON (Rone) ASB Speaker-of-the-Senate, Frisbee Club. Ski Club, CSF, Senate, Honor Roll, Senior Favorite, Backpacker ' s GONZALEZ, JUAN Track, Soccer, Ballet Folkorico, Expanded Horizons GUSIFF, PAUL V. Basketball and Track, Centurians, CSF JIMENEZ, MARIA JV Basketball, Ski Club, Powder Puff, Hi-Jinx JOHNSON, JILL Hi-Jmx JOHNSON, LESLIE Ski Club, Publicity Club, Homecoming Princess JOHNSTON, SHELLEY (Tink) Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Hi-Jinx, Honor Roll EVANS, DEBI Ski Club, Hi-Jinx, Backpacker ' s FRANKLIN, LYNETTE Pleiades. CSF Life, Honor Roll, Hi- Jinx FREEMAN, JENNIFER (Winnefred) Finance Club. German Club. Publicity Club. Annual Staff. Choir, Backpack- er ' s GALLANT, JACKIE Los Serenos, V. Track, Backpacker ' s, Honor Roll. Powder Puff GARCIA, DIANE (Alice Crumwall) Publicty Club, Senate, CSF, Frosh Treas., Girl ' s League, Soph VP, Class Council, Res. Pep Club, Hi-Jmx, Los Serenos, Honor Roll GARDNER, RICHARD V. Water Polo. V. Swimming, Ski Club. Backpacker ' s. Hi-Jmx. Choir, Donkey Basketball GARISON. LINDA Res. Pep Club, French Club, Modern Dance, JV Yell, V. Yell, Homecoming Semi-Finalist, Homecoming Princess, Hi-Jinx, CSF GARMON, LAVONNE (Squirrely Garmon) Spanish Club, Hi-Jinx, Pep Club. Ban- ner Carrier. French Club GEORGII.TIM (Tim. the Swede) HAIN.SUE Senate, Class Council, V. Song, Home- coming Princess, Res. Pep Club. Ski Club, Girl ' s League, Powder Puff HALEY, JIM V. Football Mgr., V. Basketball Mgr., JV Basketball Mgr. HALL, GARY Soph Football and Basketball, JV Bas- ketball HAMROCK, MIDGE (Smidge) Spani.sh Club, Beg. Girl ' s Glee, Con- cert Glee, Choir, Hilltopper Pres.. Cof- fee House HARDING. LINDA Continuity. Pleiades. Community Serv- ice, Spirit Squad, Annual Staff, CSF. French Club. Honor Roll HERZOG. LISA (Liza) Spanish Club. Finance Club HUGHES. GARY Concert Band. Cadet Band HYDE. SUE (Magoofer) Annual Staff. Hi-Jinx. Finance Club. Theater-Goers JACOBS. EHREN Res. Pep Club. Inter-Club Council. German Club. Hi-Jinx. Frosh Water Polo. Centurians. Backpacker ' s. CSF. Publicity. V. Diving. Ski Club Pres., Honor Roll KIM. JAMES (Jimmie-Kimmie) Pep Band. Concert Band. Marching Band. Fnsbee Club. Finance, Spanish Club KOTOFF, SUSAN Powder Puff, CSF, German Club, Pleiades, Modern Dance LACHAPELLE, LISA Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Choir, Superwomen, Res. Pep Club, Girl ' s League, Class Council, Hi-Jinx LANGWORTHY, DON (Rudy) Class Council, Theater Goers Pres., Centurians, Ski Club. German Club, V. Tennis, Art Show LAZAROU, GLENN (Laz) ASB Activities Chairman, Ski Club, Los Serenos Pres., CSF, Spanish Club, Honor Roll, Centurians, Pep Club, V. Track. Activities Club. Finance Club LEVONIAN, BRENT (Derek Shulman) Honor Roll, Ski Club, Frisbee Club, Backpacker ' s LISSIN. JAVIER (Juan Gisbert) JV Tennis, Track, CSF, Honor Roll, French Club LIZARRAGA, GUILLERMO (Willy) Soccer. Track. Expanded Horizons 57 MACALLER. MARYE. (Mac) Frosh VP, Class Council. Senate, Pow- der Puff, ASB Speaker-of-the-Senate. JV Swimming, Soph Pres.. V. Swim- ming, Advisory Committee, Lancer League Pres., Hi-Jinx, Girl ' s League, Ski Club, Senior Favorite, Pleiade.s, International Club, Los Serenos, Res. Pep, Choir, Newsstaff. Publicity Club MAHARRY, ELAINE (Hoppy) Volleyball, Class Council, Softball, Homecoming Semi-Finalist, V, Yell, Ski Club, P ep Club MALITZ, ELENA Tennis Club, French Honorary, Class Council, Lancer League, Sr. Class Treas., Pleiades, Hi-Jinx, Powder Puff, Modern Dance, V. Tennis, CSF, Honor Roll MARTIN, CHERYL Powder Puff, Hi-Jinx. CSF. Modern Dance MASSIE, DONNA Res. Pep Club, V. Yell, Homecoming Semi-Finalist, Hi-Jmx MCNURLIN, CINDY (Yogi) Pep Band, Cadet Band, Concert Band MEYER, MICHAEL Frosh Football, Basketball, Soph Foot- ball, Basketball, V. Football and Bas- ketball, Ski Club MEYERS, MICHAEL German Club. Finance Club, Publicity Club, JV Golf MORKES, TAMMY Finance Club, Hi-Jmx, CSF, Honor Roll NUGENT, MICHELLE Pleiades, CSF. Finance Club. French Honorary. Powder Puff, Honor Roll NUSSDORF, ALLAN ASB Finance Chairman. Sr. Class VP. V. Water Polo, V. Swimming, Centuri- ans, CSF, Honor Roll O ' CONNELL. KATHY (Kong) Spanish Club, JV Swimming, V. Swim- ming, Res. Pep Club. Racket Club. Lancer Le ague Council. Pleiades. Honor Roll, Annual Staff. CSF. Hi- Jinx, Powder Puff. Forensics Club. Coffee House OLIVET. LORI Pep Club. Ski Club, Class Council, JV Yell, Hi-Jinx. Choir. Annual Staff PALMER. KIM Finance Club, Girl ' s League PETTERZ, DEBRA (Dede) Spanish Club Sec. and Treas., Expanded Horizons VP and Pres. PFEIFFER,JODY German Club, CSF, Hi-Jinxs, Finance Club PUTMAN, ALICE Pep Club. International Club. Hi-Jinx RAMSING.CARLA (Ram) Choir. Hlltoppers. Honor Roll. Res. Pep Club. Backpacker ' s. Lancer League. Class Council, Homecoming Semi-Finanlist, Ski Club, Pleiades. V. Track and Tennis. French Club, School Plays, Hi-Jinxs RASMUSSEN, LESLIE (Minnie) Hi-Jinx, Ski Club, Pleiades, CSF, Annual Staff RAYMAN, MARK (Punim) Centurians, Sec, Hilltoppers, Choir, V. Tennis, Finance Club, Ski Club, Fris- bee Club, Spanish Club, Los Serenos, Res, Pep Club, German Club Treas. REDFORD, STUART JV Football. V. Tennis. Tennis Club. Honor Roll REED, ALISON Modern Dance, Cross Country. Hi- Jinx. YFU. Pleiades. Track. Powder Puff. Sr. Class Sec. Backpacking. Ski, Tennis and Pep Clubs. Concert and Marching Band. CSF, Choir, Concert Glee, Newsstaff, Girl ' s League REYBURN, MICHELLA (Boo Boo) Flagster. Res. Pep Club. Tall Flags. Spanish Club, Beg. Girl ' s Glee, Pleiades ROBINSON, JENNIFER (Fer) Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief, Hi-Jinx, CSF. Honor Roll. Girl ' s League Coun- cil, Theater Goers, Art Show ROSAS, ELIZABETH Ballet Folklorico, E.xpanded Horizons ROSAS, MARK (The Montebello Romeo) Basketball, V. Baseball ROSE, DOUG V. Football, V. Track. Backpacker ' s. Ski Club, Pep Club. Choir SAGER. SHARON Choir. Concert Glee. CSF. Honor Roll. Pleiades VP. Hi-Jinx, Theater Goers, Freelancer News Editor SALDANA, MIKE (The Kid) V. Basketball SANDOVAL, GUADALUPE Expanded Horizons SANTA ANNA. GEORGE (Paint Brush) ASB Publicity Chairman, Class Coun- cil, Finance Club, Ski Club, Los Sere- nos, JV Swimming, Archery Club, Expanded Horizons, Lancer Band SARNI, MICHAEL (Miket) CSF, JV Baseball, Newsstaff, V. Foot- ball, Ski Club, Senior Favorite SAWYER, MARY ANN (Mo) ASB Pep Chairman, Res. Pep Club, Backpacking Club, Ski Club, Sr. Favorite. Class Council, Jr. Cla,ss Sec- retary, JV and V. Diving, Powder Puff, Modern Dance, Homecoming Semi- Finalist, Donkey Basketball 58 ' SCHAAR. LYNLEE (Scar) JV Volleyball. Softball, Basketball, Track, V. Basketball, Powder Puff. Hi- Jinx, Flagster, Res. Pep Club. Back- packer ' s. Honor Roll. Los Serenos, Concert Glee SCHECTER, PAULA Backpacker ' s, Hi-Jinx, CSF. Banner Carrier, Tall Flags. Archery Team SCOTT, SUSANNE (Snooze) JV and V Track, Superwomen, Back- packer ' s, Choir, Hi-Jinx, Lancer League 2nd VP SELFRIDGE, DONNA (Sulf) School Play, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Hi- Jinx, JV Tennis, Modern Dance, Back- packer ' s, Ski Club, Girl ' s League Coun- cil. V. Volleyball. Jr. Class Treas.. Lancer League 1st VP, Class Council, Senate, Tennis Club, Powder Puff. Sen- ior Favorite, Diving Team, Homecom- mg-Semi-Finalist SFLERLAZZA, PEGGY (Poog) Backpacker ' s. Publicity SHAPIRO, ELYSE Hi-Jinx, Powder Puff. Res. Pep Club. Ski Club. French Honorary, Honor Roll. CSF Life SHULTZ. JEFF (Boom-Boom) German Club. Choir. Class Council. Centunans SKINAS. MICHAEL Frosh. JV and V. Water Polo. V. Swim- ming. CSF. Honor Roll SMITH. BRAD (B.S.) V. Football. V. Wrestling. Centunans SNIDER. KARL CSF Life. CSF Pres.. District Honor Band, Senior Favorite, Tennis Team, Honor Roll, Class Council, Choir. Cen- tunans, Hilltoppers, French Honorary SOUTHARD, STEVE Frosh Pres., Senior Pres.. Senate. Cen- turians Pres., V. Football, Track, French Honorary SPEAR, DON Frosh Football, Soph Football, Track SULLIVAN, LAURA (Wally) Archery, CSF, Honor Roll, French Club, Publicity, Finance Club, German Club SWANSON. KAREN (Swannie) Powder Puff. Hi-Jmx, Pep Club. V. Divmg, JV Swimming, Newsstaff, CSF, Backpacker ' s, Ski Club Sec. Modern Dance. Lancer League, Honor Roll TABACCHI, LEE V. Song, CSF. Honor Roll, Class Coun- cil, Modern Dance, Res. Pep Club, French Club, Hi-Jinx. Ski Club TAMASHIRO, KAREN CSF, Honor Roll, Los Serenos, Inter- national Club TAPIA, LORRAINE Soph Class Sec. Class Council, Girl ' s League, Lancer League, Newsstaff, Semor Favonte TEDESCO, TAYLOR (Ty) Frosh Football, Baseball, Soph Foot- ball, JV Baseball, V. Football and Baseball. Spanish Club. Ski Club, Backpacker ' s, Res. Pep Club THOMS. PAUL CSF VP. Fnsbee Club VP TREMAYNE, MARGARET (Merge) Backpacker ' s, Tennis Club, Lancer League Sec-Treas.. Beg. Girl ' s Glee, Concert Glee, Choir, Superwomen, JV and V. Tennis, Modern Dance, Powder PufL CSF, Honor Roll, Pleiades Sec- Treas., Hi-Jinx WARD. SUSAN (Sue) Hi-Jinx, Publicity Club WARNER, NANCY Art Show. Powder Puff, Industrial Arts Award WESTRUP,TOM (Crazy Man) Frosh Basketball and Baseball, Soph Football and Basketball, JV Basketball and Baseball, V. Football, Powder Puff Serm-Fmalist, Ski Club, CSF, Honor Roll, Senior Favorite WILLIAMS. CAROL (Carol-ay) Spanish Club, Backpacker ' s Sec. Mod- ern Dance, V. Diving, Powder Puff WINTER, JEFF Band, JV Tennis, JV Track, CSF. Honor Roll, Speech Club WOODARD. HEIDI (Ho) French Club. Res. Pep Club, Ski Club, Backpacker ' s, Hi-Jinx, Donkey Basket- ball YODER, CAROL CSF, Hi-Jinx, Honor Roll, Los Sere- nos, Pep Club, Ski Club YODER, JAN Concert Glee, Choir, Superwomen, V. Volleyball, Girl ' s League Council, Class Council, Ski Club, Publicity Club, Pep Club SMITH. JODY ASB VP, V. Football. Centurians THURMOND. PATRICIA Concert Band. Band Sec. EWEE S.MITH. MIKE (Smitty) V. Tennis. French Honorary. Tennis Club, Centurians TISHLER, KEVIN CSF, Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Ski Club, V, Track. V. Wrestling. V. Foot- ball 59 mA ftlkiliM , oz msmoz ua.u (Aiith lu na± haintscl tnC hErfs t J a jLo%± tnat nscrsz faciE and (me at tha Ena. or hEZFEct aau tks 5,0 at or a rzLEna. cvE VE nzaciE. SWEEPSTAKES SWASHBUCK- LERS POP ' S PRIZE 1. From RoH A. Reed. L. Elm. E. Maiitz. S. Bollinghouse. B. Boyd. J. Pfeiffer. Seconit Row: C Abrehamian. L. Ethendge. L. Popo- vitch, J. Carnahan. C. Ramsing. M. Tre- mayne, C. Sackett. H. Woodard. Top Row: L. Schaar. K. O ' Connell. D. Selfridge. D. Brous- salian. C. Martin. D. Rindlesbacker. .1. Des- mond. R. Brown. Missing .-ire: K Brennan and K Swanson. 2. Hey Becky, look at that over there! DA ZZLING DISNEY DANCERS 3- Fruin Row: C. Clement. H. Emigh. J. Rob- inson. L Rasmussen. Second Row: C Kese- loff. S. Falley. J. Johnson. S. Cook. A. Put- nam. G. Gaudineer. K. Hoynes. P. Schector. Top Row: L. Chavez. J. Freeman. N. Baron. C. Cooper. M. Gallant. G. Casanova. S. Hyde. S. Johnston. 4. Winnie the Pooh and Tiaaer couldn ' t wait to come to Hi-Jnix too! 63 FIRST PLACE THE STINGERS 1. Front Row: T. Tappey. S. Cohen. J. Ross, K. Lazarras. K.. Brown. L. Katz. M. Visure. Second Row: D. Jones, T. Carnahan, N. Huf- faker. T. Pellici. S. Miladinovi ch, P. Gentry. D. Gilmartin. J. Behnke. Top Row: R. Davis. C. Sebron. J. Auxier. S. Gundell. G. Hasle. M. Alfaro, S. Hernandez, C. Pantages. Miss- ing: Lon Osborne. 2. Greta is buzzed out. 3. The Stingers buzz on down the road. THE YELLOW SUBMARINES PLUS 4. Cheryl hves in her Yellow Submarine. 5. Firsl Row: R. Fernandez, V. Keener, L. Wood. R. Monroy. T. King. E. Exacoustos, C. Peters. J. Lorenz. C. Halopoff. D. Christy. Top Row: K. Gilkey. K. Taber. E. Fonseca. L. Sliver. P. Pruprock. K. Parker. M. Pfeifer. H. Kim, D. Constantme. E. Jones. 6. Ask any Mermaid. CREATIVITY COOPERATION FUNDAMENTAL FOOTBALL TUMBLERS 1. Front Row: D. Sibley. C. Boren, G. Sanqui- net, A. Hernandez. J. Stakee. N. Godfrey. S. Barron. L. Benstead. N. Sechler. Top Row: J. Peeler, K. Tremayne. O. Monroy. C. Lukk, V. Freeman, L. Welch. P. Anisman. B. Gorman. M. Silva. 2. This Football Fumbler steps mto action.3.22. 35, HIKE! CHARLIE ' S ANGELS 4. This Angel is a real Swinger. 5. Charlie and his Flapper having fun at the Fall Frenzy. 6. From Row: S. Davis. S. Han, C. Popp. K. Fitzgerald. D. Rutan. C. Hutton. S. Steffani. E. Oh. M. Roberts. S. Hall. L. Garrison. N. Tappev. Top Row: } Glenn. D. Zoller, J. Spit- zer, S. Williams. W. Malitz, L. Williard. CHA RLIE ' S A NGELS ■«e) S ;ii e- :r -=v T- ?««g l(W THE JET-EYE KNIGHTS 1. First Row: K. Andersen, G. Graham, L. Mieir, I. Hellebrand, L. Cheong, J. Escobar. Second Row: J. Wilson, B. Arambulo, D. Maldano, R. Escalle. Third Row: C. Green, D. Van Dine, L. Yamasald, M. Lepman, C. Slater, B. Causey. Top Row: K. Hentzen, C. Penrose, R. Gardener, R. Rivett, D. Ruiz, P. Siem- ers. Missing From Picture Are: R. Loera, and S. Siepak. 2. May the Force be with you. 3. I ' ll get this one, you get that one. 4. Swing your partner! 5. First Row: C. Fitzpatrick, M. Foster, K. Conwell, C. Letare, K. Irwin, D. Walters. Top Row: L. Jurevicks, T. Chapman, C. Pondoff, S. Syna, C. Fukuji, B. Bur- bridge, K. Sackett. 6. Koke, the real thing! THE KOLA SIX-PA CKERS CONTINUITY 17 1. First Row: K. Egan. P. Boren. Second Row: K- Brass, E. Jacobs, C. Oh, R. Daniels, M. Sawyer, L. Harding. Top Row: J. Tremayne, M. Casey, J. Le Clerc, J. Le Clerc. 2. Coffee, tea or me? 3. The two headed monster doing its thing. 4. Good morning! 5. The Cone-Bottom dance. 6. The Convention for the people who didn ' t buckle-up. 7. CON-Tl-NU-1-TY! ■ rv Q ;:S !S  V ' - -iljS «- HOMECOMING ' 77 1. Princess Denise Maiorano escorted by Tom Westrup. 2. Princess Linda Garison escorted by Mike Meyer. 3. The 1977 Homecoming Court. 4. Princess Leslie John- son escorted by Brad Smith. 5. Princess Sue Ham escorted by Bill Bathe. 6. Princess Karen Diggs escorted by Jim Cecchini. 7. Leading the parade was Grand Mar- shall. Wes Reed. 8. Princess Denise with her escort Rich Amador. 9. Princess Leslie with her escort Tom LaValiey. 10. And the winner is . . .11. Queen Denise Maiorano. 12. Midge Hamrock sings the National Anthem. 13. Pnncess Karen with her escort Allan Nuss- dorf. 14, Pnncess Linda with her escort Ron Gilbert. 15. I IVuucss Sue with her escort. Rich Gardner. Gina Decrandis Diane Garcia Cvnthia Oh MarvAnn Sawver HOMECOMING SEMI ' S Kathy Irwin Caria Ramsing Donna Selfridge Hoppy Maharry Alison Reed Lorraine Tapia si: I, Melissa Emery Donna Massie Chris Sackett 70 Nancy Webb Carol Yoder ' •HH,, f .$ . V% «D. V , i ■■■■« • ' f 1 ' ..Ili t . m 72 QUEEN DEMISE PRINCESS KAREN PRINCESS LINDA I t PRINCESS LESLIE PRINCESS 73 VARSITY Hoppy Maharry Janet Webb 74 CHEERLEA DING LeeTabacchi Kathy Irwin Stephanie Miladinovich 75 VARSITY SONG AND YELL 76 ' S!iS?= ' 5! ' v:T3r- JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER -%, v: Gaii Romero Missy Gonzalez (Head) Patti Tai 77 LA SERNA HIGH TO YOU WE PLEDGE OUR STRENGTH AND LOYALTY. EVER FAITHFUL, EVER TRUE THROUGH ETERNITY. 78 COLORS CRIMSON, GOLD AND WHITE FLA ME AGAINST THE SK Y. I WE ' LL STRIVE TO EVER GIVE OUR ALL TO YOU LA SERNA HIGH. 79 FLAGSTERS ' 77- ' 78 Kim Hoynes. 2. Jo Adams. Head. 3. Deena Blechel. 4. M.chella Revburn. 5. Bonnie Cottle. 6. Front Row Bonnie Cottle Michella Reyburn, Jo Adams. Top Row: Barbara Blonstein. Kim Hoynes. Lynlee Schaar. 7. Lynlee Schaar. PEPSTER SQUAD 1. The Banner Carriers for this year were: Debbie Bailey, Mary Bailey, Leslie Covey, Mary Covey, Colette Emery, Eva Fonseka. and Peggy Long. 2. Leading the Lancer band was Drum Major, Randy Cox. 3. His assistant was Julie Wood. PEP BAND The Pep Band could be seen at many events throughout the year. They participated in pep rallies, played during sports activities accompanying the cheerleaders, and performed during halftimes. The members mcluded those who also played in the Concert Band. 82 CONCERT BAND ANNUAL STAFF 1. Firsl Row: S. Shultz, R. Weil, K. O ' Connell. Second Row: L. Harding, J. Stewart, L. Rasmussen, J. Robinson, S. Hyde. Third Row: L. Perkins, L. Olivet, S. Boyd, K. Ambroso, P. Schecter. Top Row: K. Brass, B. Boyd, J. Gray, D. Muqihy. P. Kuehner, M. Brass. Missing From Picture: S. Boas, M. Fonseca, M. Nugent. Advisor — Mr. Nesseth Editor — J. Robinson Assistant Editor — S. Shultz SECTION EDITORS iJn all a£ 2urtm£:nti. oj- ' Tctiuittf, io navs. one tnin to do, anJ then to do it, l± tns lECzet of suacsa.. — cT ' rnonu rnoui. Busy, Busy Lanea and Julie pose. Jennifer in Command. 85 NEWSTAFF 1. Sue Boltinghouse, Editor-in-Chief. 2. Ken Coggins, Editor-m-Chief. 3. You count headlines like this . . . ' 4. Mr. Mike Cochran. Advisor. 5. Tom Oeslerreich, Sports Editor. 6. 1 can ' t find my 5 W ' s! 7. Carol Chy- bowski. Opinion Editor. 8. Gail Gaudineer and Shawn Falley. Feature Editors. 9. Sharon Sager and Allyson Rubin, News Editors. ■ ' ?. .y ' -W- ' : • iw., ' . ' « ' 4 ,s -0-- ' : ' :i; NewslafJ Members — From Row: Jim Parker, Mike Laemmlein. Chris Wamsley. -nd Row: Camille Goulet, Laura Willard, Carol Chybowski. Cheryl Gilbert. Sharon Sager, Allyson Rubin. Srd Row: Mr. Cochran, Ken Coggins, Gail Gaudineer, Ruby, Ron Gilbert. Top Row: Tom Oesterreich, Ahson Reed, Shawn Falley, Sue Boltinghouse, Mary MacAller. 86 r - ••MP The Freelancer isan VomigwMAiQvfvc WUtj . Calif eraia SW« Tke ptniou «(mUiiied in the lettera and edittpriato appear- iog In tbe FREeLA K:x:R be- ' oog to«h9 ttfAeaU «li wrote A«a. ■ ' ■- ■-■- ' ■ney da awt Be««8aartfy ! «• nect t|i rHaeyvt tm Kpa, K aOa aiOnasitti tarStfama m Scboi or tibi WhMtcr Unieq High Seh9M Nrict. Editon-in-CbM: : S BoltmglHmse, KenCaKgiBS Page One Editors : Allysoa Rubin. SbaronSager Page Two Editor : Carol Chybowski Pag nmsfif t«rB : Sbawa . FUley.GailGaadineer page Foot Editar Tom OertetTcieh Pboto9«|Aer8: Camifle G let, Parker linribart Reporters: Cheryl Gilbert, Ron Gilbert. Caoiiae GMiet. Parker Har srt, Mike Laem-- mleia, Waffy E. MacAUer, AU- soa Be dais Wamsley, A c aar: ' ' 87 COFFEE- HOUSE Talent could be found in over- abundanc e at each Coffeehouse put on by the Choir. Anybody with a special talent could perform in these events this year. Performances var- ied from harmonic duets to LIVE Concerts. Baked goods, and of course, coffee were either sold or auctioned off to the highest bidder. This year ' s Coffeehouses were enjoyable, relaxing, and well organ- ized. HILLTOPPERS . From Row: Rjck Rivett. Caria Ratnsjng, Steve Kann. Bill Morino. 2nd Row: Patty Karasawa, Midge Hamrock. Cynthia Oh. Top Row: Mark Rayman, John Morino. Betsy Ford, Bob Rov- zar. Greta Haale. John Goulding, Bonnie Cottle, David Hock. Jeanann Roach, Karl Snider. SUPERWOMEN 1. From Row: Enn Carnahan. Robin Stambaugh. Julie Camahan. Nancy Huffaker. Jeanne Westrup, Linda Elm. Margaret Tremayne, Jan Yoder, Susie Scott, Lisa Lachapelle, Kathy Irwin, Hoppy Maharry, ■. j; SLs . ,-ii. A) .;l; ' ' Chnr Members are — Front Rcw: L. Lachapelle. K., Kemp, L. KaK. .1, Schneidwind. P, Karasawa, E. Oh. S. Sager. H. Maharry, K. Irwin. M. Hamrock. .1. Free- min S Scott C Miller K. Brown; 5enW Wo ; D. Donoho, N. Huffaker. T. Carnahan, R. Stambaugh. B. Ford. J. Westrup. L. Elm M Tremavne I Yoder. C Ramsmt; J Carnahan, G. Hasle. K. Wren, B. Coitle. Third «,r.H . T Cummmgs,. J. Roach. D. Langworthy. D. Hock. J. Hicks. T, Oesterreick R Rivett. R Card ner. M. Raymond. J. Stakee. C. Oh. C. Sackett. Tiv Ro v: E. Coggms. R. Gilbert, J. Manno. K, Snider. K. Meadows. B Rouzar. .1 Couldmg D Ro e. J Shultz I Pen.srose. B, Morril, M. Snyder, y j i yii .!nii ii;:fi ' -9f.iy - ' ' r -- ' .v iyjii BEGINNING GIRLS GLEE CONCERT GLEE op. Row: C. Poppe. N. Tappey, J. Ryan. C. Oldham. C. Marlinsen. B. Mariese. Y. Clemenls. S. Hahn.. D. Riley. Second Row: L. MacDonald. K. Tabor ; ' Oh, M. Casey, G. Sienna, K. Parker. R. Brown. D. Wray. D. Christy. A; ( 7?om. W. Malitz. J. Spitzer. R. Fernandez. S. Pizula. S. Hall. M. Garrison. J i] ■♦Y.Pickens.  %: ' 4 . 1 v ■ lI ' Ml FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS 1. Erik Gustan Nikols Georgii came from Sweden- He stayed with Roy and Myra Lmdorf. 2- Dons Rmdlisbacker came from Switzerland with the Y.F.U. program. She stayed with Ronald and Dolores Hooper. 3. Summer of ' 77 Foreign Exchange Students from America were — Front Row: Becky Boyd, The Netherlands. Karl Snider, Japan. Top Row Steve Southard, France, Carla Ramsing, Denmark. 4. Jean-Francois Gouguenheim came from France with the ' -F.U. Program. He stayed with Leroy and Norma Harmon. 5. Peter Chua came from The Phillipines with the Y.F.U. Program. He stayed with Gordon and Mary Hooper. FALL PLAY PLA Y IT AGAIN SA M This play is one of Woody Allen ' s best known, and funniest. In part auto- biographical. It deals with the problems of a 28 year old man, who, finding himself divorced, is faced with the prospect of going back to the rat race of dating and girl chasing. He talks over his problems with his friend, Hum- phrey Bogart, and tries to copy his style. But when he relaxes and isjust him- self, he scores with a very beautiful girl who just happens to be his best friend ' s wife. At the end, the girl goes back to her husband, and with new- found confidence, the young man picks up on a new girl in the apartment house, and, presumably, lives happily ever after. 1. Larry Near in his leading role. 2. You were saying? 3. Chris Wamsley portraying Hum- phrey Bogart. 4. Pam Boren as Nancy. 5. Look at that leg! 6. Wanta dance? 7. Kevin Egan as Dick. 8. It ' s all nght. my boy. 9. Gee — you ' re cute! 10. Well ... uh ... I really don ' t know . . . CAST Larry Near Allan Felix Pam Boren Nancy Chris Wamsley Bogey Kevin Egan T cV. Kay Wallis ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' .. ' . Linda Shene Phillips Dream Sharon Patti Long Sharon Debbie Erickson Gina JeanTremayne ...Vanessa Sandy Tabasko Dancer Kandy Kelley . ' . ' .GirlinMuseum Valerie Cox Barbara 96 97 POWDER PUFF 77-78 For the first time in the history of L.S. Powder Puff, a class has won two consecutive years. In the year of 76-77. the Wild Bunch defeated the Powerhouse 13-6. The Wild Bunch came back this year and defeated the Junior Wrecking Crew 1 1-0. The game took place at Calhi Stadium in the pouring rain. In the first half, the Senior defense pushed the Junior offense back into their own end zone for a safety, leaving the score 2-0 at halftime. In the second half, a strong drive by the Juniors was suddenly stopped by an interception from the Senior defense. Later in third quarter the Wild Bunch gained another safety by their same strategy. The last quarter, the awesome Senior offense earned the ball over the end line to increase the score to 1 1-0. 2. Hi d Bunch Team Members are — S. Blackwill, S. Boltinghouse, K. Brass, K. Diggs. L. Elm. S. Ham. K. Irwin. S. Kotoff. B. Lindorf. M. MacAller, E. Maharry. C. Martin, D. Massie. K. O ' Connell. L. Olivet. L. Popovich. A. Reed, C. Sackett. L. Schaar. D. Selfridge. E. Shapiro. D. Slicker. K. Swanson. N. Warner. N, Webb, and C. Yoder. f w ?rl tr 1 THEMEN . . . The senior women elected these men as the Powderpuff Court. Don Passalacqua was crowned Powderpuff King in a sophisticated ceremony planned by Lancer League. Pnnce Kevin Tishler King Don Passalacqua Prince Steve Southard The Coaches The Cheerleaders JUNIOR WRECKING CREW 1. The Junior Team Members are — M. Alfaro, J. Behnke, K. Brown, T. Carnahan, B. Causey, L. Cheong, C. Clement, S. Cohen, H. Emigh, B. Ford, M. Gallant, P. Gentry, M. Godfrey, C. Green. G. Hasle, S. Hernandez, 1. Hildebrand, S. Horaiek, N. Huffaker, D. Jones, P. Karasawa, L. Katz, L. La Valley, J. LeClerc, P. Lxjng, S. Miladinovich, C. Mona, T. Myers, S. Orosz. L. Osborne, C. Pantages, T. Pellicci, M, Sauer, J. Schmidt. S. Shultz, E. Strauss, D. Vandine, and J. Webb. 2. The Junior Coaches are — Jeff Han, Kris Robinson, Pat Hamrock, Jeff Slakee, Bob Rovzar. 101 AFTER SUNSET. . . The well planned Winter Formal was a great success. The dance was held on January 21 at the fabulous, elite Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles. Couples both danced to the music of Free Flight and wan- dered about the Hotel ' s surroundings. 1 B ■ sfl K - V i -. fl J DONKEY BA SKETBA LL This year ' s Donkey Basketball game was a narrow victory for the Senior team. They defeated the Faculty team by a score of 26- 24. One of the rules, a rider must be on his donkey to score, complicates the strategies a little. This makes the game very entertaming and this year ' s was a galloping success. 1. Contemplation sometimes helps! 2. Look at that coor- dination. 3. The honorable, yet losing Faculty team. 4. WOW! 5. Come, my darlmg basketball ... 6. Up, up, and away. 7. What concentration! 8. The triumphant Senior team. 9. It s mine, you ' ! @C 10. Now, listen, our next game plan is . . . II. Mr. Anderson was — beeped— 12. The END. Due to Pennon deadlines and other complications . . . Spring activities could not be included in this year ' s book. These activities were — Pep Week — held February 7- 10, really created lots of class spirit this year. The Seniors won first place with their outstanding presentation of The Tonight Show. ' m ' Carousel — a musical produc- tion held March 2-4 was a big success. Many Lancer students participated with Cynthia Oh, Karl Snider, Kathy Irwin, Bob Rovzar, and Mark Rayman as the star performers. 106 Semi Formal — featured the band Primo. The dehghtful dance was held March 1 1 m the East Gym. Roaring 20 ' s Faire — an annual event, featured a choco- late chip cookie bake-off, melo- drama, and numerous booths. It was held April 8 in the West Quad. Sadie Hawkins Dance — which was held April 29. was a big success this year as the cou- ples danced to the music of Primo. Jr.-Sr. Prom — was held at the spectacular Disne land Hotel. This event took place May 20. 107 Uf uou naijs: dons uoux iJEit Ur uou navs. qL j£,n uoux aLL . and u t fiavE not ±uccE£dEd . y at LEait uou fiau-E not faUEd . i: I. 108 mf - 109 VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1977 Varsity Football Season, under 12 year Head Coach Harry Robinson, finished the season with an overall record of 9-2. Winning their 5th Whitmont title with a league record of 8-1, their only loss coming by the hands of the Pioneer Titans, the Lancer Gridmen advanced into C.I.F. action where they lost in the second round to Temple City, who eventually went on to capture the 3-A C.I.F. championship. The offense led the league in total offense, running for more than 300 yards a game. Running for most of the yardage was Jim Cecchini. the League ' s Most Val- uable Player, who, after rushing for more than 1,000 yards this season, brings his two year career total to 1,641 yards on 304 carries, for a 5.4 yard average. Also in the backfield was John Gullotti, who, with surprising break-away speed, shows great promise for next year. The defensive team was outstanding this year, holding their opponents to a nine point average per game. This team consisted of all-leaguers Jody Smith and Brad Smith, with Kevin Tishler, Don Passalacqua, Mike Emigh and Marty Kams giv- ing assistance, and juniors Pat Hamrock and Kris Robinson, who will be a big help on La Sema ' s defense next year. Molding the La Serna Football Team is Coach Harry Robinson, who, after his 12th season, has led his team to a win-loss record of 84-35-1. La Serna has been very fortunate these past twelve years to have such a great leader. 1. Victory, victory ... 2. Emigh tries to evade his defenders. 3. Passalaqua with the ball — now what? 4. Jody and Galal take a short break to discuss the game plan. 5. Wendell Hatch following his blockers downfield. 6. Coaches Robinson and Eno watch the game silently. Jim Altamirano Bill Bathe Brian Franceschm Mike V!e er Larrv Nevis VA RSITY FOOTBA LL After a losing season last year, the gridders were back in form as the l.ancers re- claimed the Whitmont title and entered the C.I.F. playoffs. The Lancers faced the Cerritos Dons in their first playiiff match in the Eastern Conference. The Lancers got off to a fast start by scoring the first time that they had the ball. The Dons then struck back and scored, but failed to make the conversion. Runs by Wendell Hatch and Jim Cecchini set up a pa.ss to Bob Baihe for La Serna ' s second touchdown. The half ended 14-6 in La Serna ' s favor. In the second half. La Serna used its rushing to set up short passes by Westrup to march down the field to score. Then the Dons were able to score again and made a two point conversion which reduced the Lancer ' s lead to only 6 points, but La Serna rolled over their defense again and ended the game with a 20-14 victory. After beating Cerritos, the Lancers advanced into the quarterfinals against Tem- ple City. The Lancers, who were known for their rushing game, were held back from the goal line oo many times. And the defense was unable to stop Temple City ' s pow- erful running attack. La Serna lost 27-14 to end their season. Temple City went on to win the Eastern Conference championship. With the end of the season came the end of practice, curfew, and pain. Soon, Coach Robinson will be working with the returning players so that the Whitmont title will stay at La Serna and hopefully an Eastern Conference Championship will be added to the long list of La Serna football accomplishments. I . NiisegiKird Pal Hamrock and Defensive I ackle .lod Smith stop anolher Cal-Hi drive. 2. Jolin Gullotll turns the curner and races upfield fur a big gain. . ' ' . Bob Bathe catches the ball and runs downfield. 4. Westrup calls the signals, . i. Jim Cecchini runs for .mother big gain Scott Nichols Jim Park Phil Ricciard I nitii Run. t . lloflnian. iM. Malin. H. barra. L. Costello, C. Ramirez. J. Weiiiier, [VI. Jeck. I . UcLuC ruz, I . Maxwell. Second Row: M. Silvas. J. Parks. V. Sanchez. C. Bradshaw. R. Rodriguez. B. Moe. S. Sanchez, R. Schol. J. Davis, J. Michel. Top Row: C. Schirmer, J. Gunn. S. Rasmussen. R. Long. L. Coronel. L. Valdez. J. Conley. B. Dykhouse. S. Avila. B. Kittle, G. Fuller, V. Sanchez. Missing are: A. Daniel and R. Gilmartin. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The Sophomore football team, led by quarter- back Ted Maxwell and running-backs Ray Schot and Leonard Coronel, ended this year with a 2-5 league record. The team ' s wins were against Monte Vista and arch-nvals Cal-Hi. Coach Bill Scott, who called them a hard- working team said that three of their games were lost in the last 3 minutes of the game. The experience gained in the past two years by these vigorous gridders should prove to be a great help on future varsity teams. I. Parks boots another one. 2. Coronel takes the handoff up the nuddle. 3. Coach Scott reviewing strategy at half-time. 4. Here comes Weimer! 5. Maxwell cuts between two Cal-Hi defenders. S EMiS FROSH FOOTBALL This year ' s Freshman Football Team ended the season with an overall record of 2- 7. They finished their first year of High School football and although their record was 2-7. they showed great ability in all fields except scoring. Their defense was good since they never were blown out by their oppo- nents. Coach Tom Woodburn commented. These boys show great promise and they looked great this season but they just couldn ' t put those points on the board. This year ' s team had some outstanding players, such as Quarterback Tom Gullotti. Mat Brooks. Brian McLure. Ken Anderson and Scott Palmer. Next year this team will surely be a candidate for the league champi- onship. I. Scott Palmer runs awa with the ball. 2. Mat Brooks. Brian McClure and Tom Gullotti make the tackle on a Montebello runner. 3. Tom Gullotti breaks one tackle and runs upfield. 4. Ken Andersen goes over the goal Ime for another La Serna score. 5. No yards on that play! : l i=ss.tf «« Front Row: C Hewes. B. Sasser. E. Espinosa. M. Eccleston. N. Squyres. S. Palmer. M. Thomas. C. Wakefield. J. W att. B- Hernandez. J. Hamrock. Second Row: R. Sauer. M. Fuller. R. Schnieder. P. Petti. D. .Viercie ' r. J. Sparkenbach. D. Loaiza. P. Causev, G. Eraser. J. Lobe. Third . ' ? ' .■, A. Sheri- ' J dan. R. Algarin. L. Franklin. P. Vinci. M. Vokal. M. Brooks. T. Gullotti. B. H --ot. Top ,.Q Row: G. Howard. K. Spindle. M. Prohoro,ff. M. McGee. B. McClure. S. G::.. ley, K - ' — Andersen. Coach Tom Woodburn, .vV;SS;T -.:--v.-;- T ' iJS VARSITY WA TER POLO A very good season commented coach Ralph Hahn. Indeed it was, as the La Serna Varsity Water Polo team went undefeated m league competition and were successful in CIF playoffs until the quarter- finals where they were defeated by Villa Park. This year poloists included seven players that were named to the coaches ' all-league team, including Whitmont ' s Most Valuable Player. Four year let- terman. Clem Penrose, was named as Whitmont ' s MVP while Keith Burgess, the only other four year letterman. was named to the all-league team. The other all-leaguers were three year lettermen Allan Nussdorf, Rick Rivett, and Jeff Elliott. Richard Gardner was also named to the all-league team. While next year ' s team will be young in varsity experience. La Serna has always had a fine water polo team and should continue to do so in the years to come. I. Kemp ready for the pass. 2. Penrose rattles defenders. ?,. Goalie Rassmussen tries for tfie block. 4. Coach Hahn gives a pep talk. 5. A good defensive play by Marc Kemp. 6. Nussdorf on the ball. 7. Skinnas goes for the kill 8. Rivett up for the shot. 9. The mean look ! LA SERNA ATER POLO •nC s-a Craig Baumann Andy Bellinger Keith Burgess i; ?r !« «Nf LA SERNA f Mark Connolly Jerry Crews SERNA ER POLO - ' ■ ■ feA « Ao 5 -r -;. j ,..s « - ' - f . - ' 3 ' —J (rS. i ' -A ■• . - V ■ o;L-: ' iL ? ' ■ «i .; ssrz 6 L Marcus Kemp Jiihn Marino 12 H ' ifS ' - ■-- ., ' 5 •!?? Svw- : ' . ' ' i - I f: VARSITY WA TER POLO After an undefeated league season and a 7-0 record the poloists advanced into their sixth CIF playoff since Coach Ralph Hahn has been guiding the team. With possession of the league crown the poloists faced Bosco Tech in the first round of the playoffs. The Lancers handled Bosco Tech fairly easily as the team scored twenty-seven goals. With a win in the first game the team traveled north to play Cabrillo High. The team had another easy game as they handed Cabrillo a 13-8 loss. With two wins under their belts the L.ancers had an eight day lay-off in which to prepare for Villa Park. The Lancers were confident as they went into the quarter-finals but the confidence turned into shock as Villa Park took the lead from the start and never gave It up to the poloists, who finally lost 10-8 in a hard fought game. With three Whitmont titles and six CIF playoff berths it will be up to next year ' s young squad to con- tinue the Lancer tradition. I. ijluxt and Burgess lake a break. 2. Penrose sinks an opponent, ,1 Kemp showing his defensive skill. 4. Nussdorf makes the pass. 5. C ' oaeh Hahn discusses siralegy 6. Rivett sets up the goal. 7. Up for the shot! 8. Goahe Rett Rasmussen blocks the shot. Allan Nussdorf Clement Penrose ' ly ILt ' ' BBS ' 1 ft-.i ' ' -ii ac FROSH-SOPH WA TER POLO LInder the leadership of Coach Wayne Ivey. the 1977 Frosh-Soph Water Polo team finished their season with a win over Sierra, ending up in second place with a record of 5 wins and 2 losses. The team led by Brent Heddergott. Mark Greer, Mike Gundell, Marty Crippen, Dave Murphy, and Scott McLain proved to be a major factor during the season. The Lancers are the only Frosh-Soph team to finish in second place since 1971. It looks as though next year will be a promising one for the Lancers. I. Heddergott takes the shot. 2, What In the — is go ' in on. 3. Coahe Mark Greer saves another. 4. Krause thwarts off the defender. -... r LA SERNA ATER  ' i«.-:;$ £Sifr£;:,u:)id ' : ' yziysz --.t ' -iaiiiAy -.i.- ' % 3 r.«J . ' ' f Cy . « ' |l 4 Frvni Row. Left lo Right: Dan Roccio. Scott Cramer. Cindy Steers. Don Vandine. Mike Seerlazza. David Murphy. Middle Row: Marty Crippen. Dale Behnke. Mike Laemmlein. Gary Krause. David Thisure. Bruce Connolly. Steve Wren. Top Row: Jeff Elliott. Mike Gundell. Scott McLain. Mark Greer. Mario Mucetti. Brent Heddergott. Lance Carnow Steve Fortnev Doug Kim VARSITY CROSS CO UNTR Y This year ' s cross-country team, under the guidance of Coach Fesseden, finished fourth this year. The team finished with a record of 3-4 and placed fourth m the final league tournament to clinch their fourth place finish. Under the leadership of three year lettermen and team captains. Lance Carnow and Doug Kim, the Lancers had a few bright spots during the season. The teams defeated Whittier, Montebello, and Sierra, while losing to Calhi, Santa Fe, and Pioneer. With 5 returning lettermen, the Lancers should be very strong next year. While the last few years have not seen a strong cross-country team, under the con- tinued guidance of Coach Fesseden, the team should be strong in the years to come. 1 . Jim McBnde and Lance Carnow make their way up the hiN. 2. A rest, at last! 3, The pack at the start of the race . . . rush hour. 4. Doug Kim at the head of the race. 5. Lance is all alone during the race, 6. The end of a race can bring grief and pain. 7. Ever get the feeling that you ' re being followed ' ' 8. Another lap, another blister. 9. Coach Fesseden and Jim Millspaugh record times at the end of a 1 race i d 4 mm SmiMi M P m ' . FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY The 1 77 Frosh-Soph Cross C ()untr team, consisting of 8 members, had a good season according to Coach Fesseden. The team defeated Whittier. Sierra, and Monte Vista, while los- ing to Santa Fe. Pioneer. Viontebello. and Cahfornia. Since this ear most of the Frosh-Soph team were freshmen, the team should be much stronger next ear because of the expe- rience gained b the members of this team m this e tremel pro- ductive ear. Fnini Ron Lisa Dunn. Rob Holden. D.tvid Moore. Vlike Hendervun. and Eric Peterson. Top Rm .iolin Anderson. Larr Viseur. Gar Walker .ind t .ell Bishop VARSITY WRESTLING For the Varsity Matmen, inexperience and a short- age of bodies were the two reasons for an unfortunate 1 win, 6 loss record this year. The biggest problem was that there were only three seniors on the team, the rest consisted of three juniors, four sophomores, and five freshmen. 1. Muscles tense. Marty Kams goes for the takedown. 2. Go for a piece of the leg. 3. Which way did he go? 4. Shall we dance? 5. Ouch! 6. I could have danced all night. 7, Squeeze! 8. Algarin rev- erses on his opponent. 9. Jeff Cnppen concentrates while waiting for the refs signal. 10. Another takedown, another dollar. Bob Algarin Scott Cramer Jeff Crippen ' N ' ■t ' ' 5 S;s W R ■y -jl ft K hH mJ 7 v ' Tm H H ' ' 1 A r ' ; M Mark Jeck Marty Kams VARSITY WRESTLING This team had one outstanding wrestler, senior Marty Kams, but lacked depth in the lower weight classes, having to bring up 5 inexperienced freshmen to these positions. It was a rebuilding year for Coaches Mike LaNoue and Bill Scott and next year they should have a more successful season with more experienced wrestlers. Phil Valencia . V. WRESTLING The J.V. Wrestling team had a good season this year, but due to the lack of manpower, the Lancers did not place too well m the Whitmont League. The Lancers did not look good as a team, but there are several individuals that show promise in the years to come on the Varsity Wrestling squad. 1. Smells good! 2. Gullotti shows his skill. 3. I can fly. 4. The agony of defeat. ..,_,. 4 127 Paul Gusiff Wendell Hatch VARSITY BASKETBALL After getting off to a slow start the Lancer cagers bounced back towards the end of the season in hopes of earning a C.l.F. playoff spot but fell short and finished in 4th place with a 7-7 season. The outstanding Lancers, including seniors Paul Gusiff with a sea- son total of 391 points and a 17 point average, Mike Meyer, who had a 218 point season and a 9.5 point average and was also the leading rebounder. Another senior Jim Welch had 240 points and a 10 point average. Tim Daust and Bill Henderson, both juniors, also contributed in the rebounding and shooting department. Next year La Serna will have seven returning lettermen and with some new prospects in the lower divisions the Lancers should have another successful season. 1. Mike Meyer drives past Santa Fe for two points. 2. Jim Welch flies through the air. 3. It ' s sheer concentration. 4. Coach Viseur talks over strategy. 5. Tipoff!!! 6. Gusiff makes his drive toward the basket. 7. Westrup takes the shot. 128 Tom Westrup 129 y.K BASKETBALL This year, the Junior Varsity played well under the leadership of Coach Bill Moran. At the beginning of the season, they started out slow, losing their first two games, but played well the rest of the season to end up with a 7-7 record. Outstanding players were Tim Coggins and Brian Franceschini, who, with the help of Larry Lycan, Kurt Openshaw. and Craig Clifton, helped to form the starting team this year. Overall, this year ' s team did better than expected and should be of great help to the Varsity Team next year. 1. Brian Franceschini out-jumps his opponent. 2. Coach Bill Moran gives (he team a word of advice. 3. Franceschini connects from the outside. 4. Tim Coggins breaks through the traffic and scores two more. - Si i£ i iiM £i ' ? : vif! S S ' : ■■ -N. Team Members are — Front Row: Chris Nugent, Jim McBride, Paul Middo. Top Row: Larry Lycan, Kurt Openshaw. Jim Parker. Mike Rogers. 130 SOPHOMORE BA SKETBALL The Sophomore Basketball team, led by Coach Ralph Hahn, ended the season with a 6 win, 8 loss record. The team was led by high scorer Chris Schirmer. The starting team, consisting of Chris Schirmer. Rich Vander Wende, Brett Dykhouse, Leonard Coronel. and Ted Maxwell, led the team to victories against Montebello (twice). Pioneer. Whittier. Santa Fe, and Sierra. This team should be a great asset to future varsity teams. 1. Vander Wende ' s pass psyches out the defense. 2. Dykhouse drives for two points. 3. Coronel eludes his defender. 4. La Serna wins another tip-off. .. N- ■ ' .sSjiSS; Team Members are — From Row: H. Elhs. J. Michel, J. Ward, T. Maxwell. Second Row: B. McCarty, B. Kittle, R. Stoll, J. Gunn. Top Row: S. Rasmussen, R. Vander Wende, B. Dykhouse. F. Reed. C. Schirmer. 131 FRESH MA N BA SKETBA LL This year ' s Freshman Basketball team faired well in league play and ended up with an 11-3 record and second place. Although this was the first year these athletes had played, they showed outstanding promise this year. The team was coached by Mr. Gerhardt Schupmann. Outstand- ing players were: Ken Andersen. Josh Woodard, Steve Horney, and Jon Jessup. These players show great promise in basketball for the next few years. 1. Pat Petti drives for the score. 2. Josh Woodard connects from the cor- ner. 3. A httle pep-talk from coach Schupmann. 4. Jon Jessup jumps high for the tip-off. Team Memhtr.s arc h ' mnl R:m I i-,fur, .1 I rnJcrwowd, I .Mien, P Pctli .S ' k . ni A ' .ui S IKiriu ' s.H Alfaro, D. Moore, P. Causey. L, Frankhn. Tup Row: J. Woodard. K, Spindle. J, Jessup. K. Andersen. R, Thomas. Varsin Team Members are — First Ro Rosaiio R.)driguez. Ben Alfaro. Gabino Ruiz. Tobias Zamora. Top Row: R. Vasquez. J. Grandados. O. Ramirez. S. Renlena, J Rodri- L ' liLV J Topelc. VARSITY SOCCER The Varsity Soccer team this year had a great sea- son winning most of their games. This is the first year that soccer has been in the La Serna Pennon. Unfor- tunatel , due to deadhnes, we were not able to obtain more facts about this successful team. In the future, soccer will be one of the Pennon reoulars. J.V. SOCCER This soccer team also has great prospects for a future here at La Serna. With the help of Coach Victor Gailde Monies, the great sport of soccer has been introduced here at La Serna. Jl Members are — Firsi «rti, J. Vazquez. J. Gonzalez, L. Rodriguez. J- Mariz, Top Row: F. Avina. G. Borja. A. Zunta. G Lizarraga. R Diaz. 133 , VA RSITY S WIMMING AND DIVING An inexperienced (ail Juniors) Varsity Swimming Team was the cause this season for an unimpressive fourth place finish in Whitmont league. A lot should be said about the supreme effort and dedication these swim- mers put out for 10 weeks. The team consisted of Andy Betting er. Dave Roccio, Brian Murrieta, Scott McLain. Toru Hattan, John Marino and Tom Sydow, who was the only diver this year. With the experience that they lacked this year, they should really be a sea- soned team next year. 1 . Bellinger shoves off the wall with intense concentration. 2. Newsom takes a breather. 3. A frantic finish. 4. Fitzpatnck shows his style in the breaststroke. 5. Judges mark down individual points. 6. Oh. m gosh I! 7. Marino takes a rest. 8. The last few strokes are the hardest. Scott McLain Brian Murnela Jav Newsom David Roccio ■i « ' £A ..•, ?w ' ii5:ife W .. -sj i8i«i- 5 iiK:- ' s ' ' - i ' . i , - fiff WBtV n ' i - T) : , _J -J ■«?fc- - 9  -!iSX ' ■ . 135 b ■lfev!„ ' f.t ' W ) v_4i HI fCT.i?ta«cw5:p?«55(?- ■; .f ■I: 4 - ? - ' i ' .- ! 1. Sydow showing his form. 2. Upside down? 3. Tom doing a flip. 4. Touch those toes! 5. I can fly! M •mi ., j,. 11 m fi V . • - 4 ' ' iC 4 ■% Team Members are — From Row. K. Heggie, M. Mckenne , B. Connoll . Top Row. P. Elliott, M. Laemmlein. G. Krause, S. Wren. V ' Sfc. X . ' •: ■4 -.i ' 1 Mi- 3   -T V-i =«« , % ' fmrmj ' m m m m mm FROSH-SOPH S WIMMING The Frosh-Soph swim team had an average season. This team will be a promismg one m the seasons to come. Out- standing swimmers include Curt Patterson and Gary Krause. With these swimmers ' help in the future, La Serna should reach great heights in swimming. 1. Patterson, all by himself. 2. Open your eyes! 3. Wren trying to do the breaststroke. 4. Getting psyched up. 137 VARSITY TRACK After winning two league meets early in the season, this year ' s Varsity Track Team has a good chance of winning league. Unfortunately, due to deadlines, we were not able to find out the team ' s final record. With great individual efforts from Glen Lazar u in the 100 and 440 yard sprints, Doug Kim in the 880, 1 mile and 2 mile runs, with Kevin Tishler in the Shot Put and discus and Jim Welch in the High Jump. The special teams are excellent too; the 440 relay consist- ing of Jeff Stakee, John Anderson, Jim Sparkenbach and Glen Lazarou, and the mile relay consists of Galal Gough, Ray Schot, Jim McBride, and Jeff Stakee. The team was led by Coaches Lynn Viseur and Roger Spear. 1. Hamilton strives for the finish. 2. Bradshaw shows his hurdling form. 3. Blisters, blisters , . .! 4. Welch clears the bar with ease. 5. Another team member shows his strength in the shot put. ' C r1 1 John Anderson Doug Bradshaw Paul Chavez Rick Falcon Steve Fortney Brian Franceschini Victor Gonzales Jctt Mammon Dean Hawkins Doug Kim hni McBnde Paul Middo Fred Reed Jeff Stakee Kevin Tishler 1 39 . i 7 ' : ' s VARSITY TRACK I. Don ' l miss the bag! 2. Schot keeps ahead of his teammates. 3. All alone ■  -,. over the hurdles. 4. Across the finish line. ' J?? .o !aiSt„ - 5)P ' «! ' ' X ' ' «i FROSH-SOPH TRACK This vear ' s Frosh-Soph Track team though inexperienced did well this season and finished with a 5-2 record. The team I was coached by Lvnn Viseur. 141 VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball Team under the leadership of Head Coach Jon Eno finished second in league this season, with a 5-2 record. Pitching for the team were Tom Westrup, Kris Robinson and Bob Rovzar. The infield consisted of catcher Jim Cecchini, first baseman Bill Bathe, sec- ond baseman John Fisher, short stop John Gullotti, and third base- man Bob Bathe. The outfield was protected by left fielder Don Blaine, center fielder Don Passalaqua, and right fielder Mark Ro as. This year ' s team had a lot of good mdividual talent but as a team they couldn ' t quite pull everything together. I . The players have a conference. 2. Tom Westrup decides on the pitch. 3. Rosas makes the catch. 4. Stnke one! ! 5. Gullotti connects with another one. 6. Coach Eno looks on. 7. Cecchini digs it out. 8. Another Lancer slides safe into second. rtrr li.y ' - ' -i -i ' -. ' X, ; w.«ipSj:[ „ H ' zm Jim Checchini tl ■JfVtv Crai2 Emerzian Mike Enckson ' 4M)- :,;-. - ;;.- 5 Mark Rosas JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Due to the lack of experience, the J.V. Baseball team got off to a poor start. The team, consisting of 3 Juniors and 15 Sophomores, was unable to withstand the pressure of the other teams with the more experienced players. The team was led by ace pitcher Jim Parker and 3rd baseman Randy Edwards, who hit the only homerun of the season. After the first half of the season, the J.V. team posted a 1-6 record and are hopeful of a better second half. 1. 3rd baseman Randy Edwards, ready and waiting. 2. Coach Scott looks on. 3. Swung on and missed. 4. Parker fires his fastball. Team Members are — Joe Abbote. Greg Baca, Dan Blevins. Steve Syrens, Terry Delacruz, Randy Edwards. Pat Falley, Dave Hock, Robert Long, Brian McCarty, Jeff Parks, Rudy Rodriguez, Vernon San- chez, Vince Sanchez. Louis Valdez, Lenard Coronel, Jim Parker. 144 FROSH BASEBALL Led by Coach Wes Reed, the 1978 Freshman Baseball team got off to a poor start but managed to regain their poise m quest for a league title. The second half was very promismg with players such as Matt Brooks, Tom Gullotti, and John Sparkenbach leading the way, 1 Hamrock swings for the fence- 2, On its way, 3. Coach Reed watches 1 intently. 4. Waiting for the pick-off. 5. Movin ' on. .oV .- ... ' ' %■  ' • ■u ' W- .i ' v . J., - -r k Team Members ire — B Almnn D Bilzhiser, M. Brooks. M. Eccleston, L. Franklin. C. Gallant, S. Gircia T Gullotti J Himrock D loii i. P Pelti. R Schneider. G Shasky. J. Sparkenbach. I Suuires D Teissere R Thorn is P inci L Viseur. C. Wakefield. . I. Wvatt. 145 VARSITY GOLF This year ' s Varsity Golf team was potentially the finest golfers in the history of La Serna, but because of the weather, they didn ' t reach their full potential , remarked Coach Jack Pribnow. Nevertheless, this year ' s team won the Whitmont League Champion- ship with an almost perfect season, with a 13-0-1 record, tying only Cal High to blemish a perfect sea- son. Captain of the team Mike Campagni led the team with the lowest scores, with Craig Clifton, Mark Yu, and the Gaglia brothers, Wayne and Brian, also turn- ing in fine scores. I.Mike Campagni drives another long one. 2. Craig Clifton follow- ing through. 3. Steve Aird practicing for a match. 4. Mark Yu con- centrating on his putt. Mike Campagni Craig Clifton Tim Coggins Mark Yu . V. GOLF The 1978 Junior Varsity Golf Team went undefeated this season with a perfect 10-0 league record. The team coached by Mr. Art Sandberg enjoyed one landslide victory after another and on occa- sion won by more than 100 strokes. Leading the team with the lowest score was Jeff Olivet followed closely by Junior Pete Kuehner, Soph Jim Michel and Freshman J 1 Ken Anderson. : ' - ' - ' iL-v ' --y St ' . ' ' n -■ ■ ' tvfe ■■♦■■-- c • s -, . .i;- ' 2 Team Members are — From Row: Pete Kuehner, Ken Andersen. Top Row: Marty McGee. Jim Michei. Jeff Olivet, John Ballantme, Tom Allen. 147 Enc Anderson Bob Cook Ken Dominguez VARSITY TENNIS Excellent coaching from first year Head Coach Joe Lagerborg and the team ' s versatility and depth ena- bled La Serna ' s Varsity Tennis Team to capture sec- ond place after the first round with a league record of 5-2. The team consists of seven Seniors of which two players. Mike Smith, Captain of the team, and Phil Van Haelst are four year lettermen. with Bob Cook. Enc Anderson, and Stuart Redford all lettering three years. The team also consists of Juniors Steve Fischer, John Gray, and Ken Dominguez. Strong Singles scores came from Captain Mike Smith, number one seeded in the league with a per- fect 28 wins no loss record, Phil Van Haelst who played both singles and doubles did equally as well in each, winning 90% of his matches. When Stuart Red- ford wasn ' t winning 50% in singles he was winning 86%. in doubles with his partner John Gray. Jumor Steve Fischer helped in singles winning 75% of his matches. To even out the attack. Bob Cook and Ken Dominguez played together in doubles. Also playing with Bob Cook was Eric Anderson who helped to win their matches. Next year ' s team will miss those seven graduating Seniors. 1. The two faces of Bob Cook. 2. Cool Ken hits another passing shot. 3. Phil (The hacker) looks at a winning slice. 4. Captain Mike Smith about to serve. 5. M. S. connects. 6. Mike looks on. 7. (J.G.) alais ' Johnnv Gray goes all out for a backhand volley. 8 Stu the man volleys a forehand. 9. 1 does it again! 10. Steve Fischer strains for a volley. 1 1. Don Langworthy puts away the ball. John Gray Don Langworthy Mark Rayman %if . ■;■ J V TENNIS This year ' s Junior Varsity team finished third after the first round of competition with a league record of 5-2. Under the leadership of Coach Wayne Ivey the team played well; outstanding singles scores from Karl Snider, Kurt Openshaw and Jeff Cauffman. The doubles teams con- sisted of Jim Millspaugh and Brad Sattler, Ken Miller and John Pascoe. Many of these players will advance to Varsity to fill the loss of seven seniors next year. 1. Another ace for Brad Sattler. 2. Jim Mills- paugh attacks with a backhand smash. 3. Steve Horney puts away an overhand. 4. Henry Alfaro volleys for the game. 5. Kurt Openshaw (the hacker) slices another volley. 6. Mike Malm hits a return volley. Team Members are — From Row: T. Le, D. Gonzales, M. Thomas, M. Wirthlin, K. Miller, H. Nguyen. Second Row: R. StoU, J. Millspaugh, D. Nguyen, M. Malm, B. Sasser, P. Causey. Top Row: K. Openshaw, B. Sattler, H. Alfaro, S. Cauffman, J. Pascoe, S. Homey, K. Snider, J. Cauffman. ALL-LEAGUE FOOTBALL 1st Team Offense — Ken Coggins. guard Scott Nichols, tackle Jim Cecchmi. runnmg back 2nd Team Offense — Pat Hamrock. Def. Lme Jod Smith. Def. End Brad Smith. Def. End KeMn Tishler. Linebacker Don Passalaqua. Deep Back 2nd Team Defense — Kris Robinson Ken Coggins Mike Emigh Mart Kams Whitmont League Most Valuable Player — Jim Cecchini WATER POLO BASKETBALL 1st Team — 1st Team — Paul Gussiff Clem Penrose Keith Bureess WRESTLING Jeff Elliot Marty Kams. 2nd place in 2nd Team — league Mark Kemp Rick Rivett CROSSCOUNTRY Richard Garden er Doug Kim Whitmont League Co- Most Valuable Player — Clem TENNIS Penrose Mike Smith, ist place in league A TRIBUTE La Serna High School would like to extend a big thanks to three very fine coaches. Ralph Hahn, Harry Robinson, and Lynn Viseur who have done com- mendable jobs during the years that they have been at La Serna. We wish you good luck and happiness in the future. ««i«ief Ralph Hahn Harrv Rohinson L nn Viseiir 151 %iv s- ] iiri$ £ ' f uou navE dons, uoux lj£:±t . . Ur uou kaus: aCusn uouz aLL . . ana. ust naus: not ±uccE.Eci£.a . . at tsa t uou fiaus: not raiLEa . . w .. 152 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL sjal The Varsity Volleyball team, led by the coaching of Miss Olson, had a good season this year. The team tied for third place, with an 8-6 league record. Sheri Blackwill made first all-league team, and Erin Strauss made second all-league team. One of the finest games played this year was the last game against Sierra. Excel- lent team play plus hustle and enthusiasm made La Serna an awesome team that day! We will be losing 5 of our valuable senior members but there are some promis- ing J.V. members for next year. 1. Another point by Hoppy Maharry. 2. A tough shot by Nancy Wehb. 3. Our team wins again! 4. A great set by Lisa Lachapelle. 5. The team watches anxiously. i Ml: sMi m Sheri Blackwill .rf- v, .y. ' Jamie Hasle If -■■ 1 54 Donna Selfndae Erin Strauss Janet Webb ,ni H.m L 1dr hdll. r. Myers. B [urd. I I ..ppey. Sero jrf Ron; J. Schmidt. K, Conwell, M. -eur Tup Row : S. Orosz. C. Mona. D. Hern.indez- JV VOLLEYBALL La Serna ' s Junior Varsity Volleyball team, headed by the coaching of Dawn Schmidt, did a very good job this season bringing home third place with a 10-4 league record. Perhaps next year the team will be even bet- ter! She really digs volleyball. 2. Orosz shows form. 3. What form! 4. Up. up. and away. 5. LS scores again. 6. Try hitting that back. 155 V. TENNIS Under the coaching of Nadine Emerzian, the Var- sity Tennis Team had a good season, coming in third. Linda Elm was seated second in the league and won 82% of her games. 1. Barbara returns the ball. 2. Margaret connects with the ball. 3. Oops!!! 4. Sue puts another one over the net. 5. Linda shows form. 6. Doubles partners Margaret and Elena both on the ball. Barbara Blonstein Sue Boltinghouse Maria Bond Elena Malitz Margaret Tremayne v: ' S f ' ' J. V. TENNIS ] he Junior arsit Tennis leam. led b the coaching of Loune Llovd. had an outstanding year as they were undefeated. Lisa Popovich, playing first singles, did an excellent job winning 97 ' ? of her sets. Indi iduall . the team won lA ' r of their sets. I. Ramsing shows concenlration. 2. What form hy Beth Hen- derson ' 3- Returning the serve. 4. Back, before I hit you with m racket . ' Practice makes perfect! hriiiK Row K. Popkin. J. LeClerc. C. Millspaugh. S. Cdullaird. B Henderson. Top Row f. Odinaka. K Ken- nedy. L. Popovich. C. Ramsing. J. Yu. F, Esterson, ARCHERY Something new has happened to archery this year. Archery is not a club any more, now Lancer archers belong to a freelance league. The league is set up so that there are two competition seasons. An indoor winter season and an outdoor spring season. Because of a late start there was no compe- tition this winter but we are hoping for a great spring season. I. Coach Slawson. 2. Sheri, Sandy. Paula, and Maxine release iheir arrows. 3. Gixid form on that release. 4. Glen concentrates on the bullseye, 5. Sheri preparing to shoot. 6. Glen. Dave. James. Bob. and Jim on the line. Robert Baba Sheri Blackv Dave McElwain 158 Mascot Sheba V. BASKETBALL The Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team, led by the coach- ing of Miss Kathy Slawson, started the season out well. They won their first three pre-games and their first league game. The teams morale was always high due to the psych-up notes the team received before each game from the creative but industrious managers, Kathy O ' Conneli and Lisa Martmez. The outcome of the season was not known due to Annual Staff deadlines. 1. Sheri goes for two points. 2. Erin driving opening. 4. Praise the Lord! - A •S H ■ ' k «  ■M ■ n- )!. . ' . :i ' .M.. Sheri Blackwill Dana Jones Lynn La Valley Karen Popkin 160 Julie Schmidt Sandy Shultz Debbie SHcker Erin Strauss Debbie Underwood rop Row: J. LeClerc, J. Webb, T. Hutton. B. Lindorf, P. La Valley, C. Lukk, K. Conwell, T. Casagrande. Bortom Row: S. Jones, I. Tishler, L. Lachapelle, J. Curran. V. Hutcherson J.V. BASKETBALL La Serna ' s J.V. Basketball team had a very good year. Led by the coaching of Mr. Horney, the team won their first 9 league games. Out of their 5 pre-season games, they only lost one. Varsity Basketball coach. Miss Slawson, sees strong J.V. ' s this year to play on Varsity next year. Due to Annual Staff deadlines, the final league standings were not availa- bleT 1. What a catch! 2. Great guarding by Lisa and Kelly. 3. Jump higher. 4. Varsity player and manager support the J.V. team. 5. Last minute plays by Coach Hor- ney. 161 MODERN DANCE XENOGENESIS The American College Dictionary defines xenogen- esis as the supposed generation of offspring completely and permanently different from the parents and this year ' s modern dance production really lived up to its name. The advisor this year was Sandy Foxton and Kathy Robinson was the student director. Others who partici- pated were Erin Baker, Lyn Bays, Lisa Cox, Lisa Garri- son, Jenny Glenn, Andrea Hernandez. Kim Herold, Jenny Kann, Caroline Millspaugh, Pam LaValley, Cindy Lukk, Lori Marshall, Carol Mona, Kim Moore, Elaine Oh, Kathy Pivovaroff, Denise Rutan, Gina San- guinet, Andrea Schrickel, Nina Sechler, Shaughnessey Steenburgen, Dana Sibley, Joanne Stakee, Lyn Tabac- chi, Sandy Tabasko, Shari Tabasko, Natalie Tappey, Terri Tappey, Mary Viseur, and Linda Yetter. Lisa Dunne Holly Emigh Jennifer Egan Faith Esterson Jackie Gallant The 1977-78 Track and Field team had a good year, led by many talented coaches. Mr. Spear and Mr. LaNoue coached the sprinters. Mr. Viseur coached the field events, and Mrs. Sebastion with the help of assistant Nardone coached the distance run- ners. There were many returning letterpersons this year and the future looks good for the La Serna Track and Field team. 1. Lisa works out. 2. Alison enjoys the race. 3. Jennifer gives it her all. 4. The team gets in shape. 5. Team members running laps. 6. Look at that form! JA Team — C. Chybowski, S. Couillard, J. Kann, J. Martmelli, L. Moore. D. Park, K.. Peeler, J. Parker, M. Ramirez, ivl. Sauer, T. Thompson, L. Welch, D. Wray. K.. Pivoreroff. K. Brown, A. Hernandez, D. Christy. Nancv Wa SOFTBALL The Girl ' s Softball team, coached by Miss Baker, is expected to have a good season although the competi- ' T tion will be rough. Miss Baker ' s assistant this year is P Mrs. Nadine Emerzian. Due to yearbook deadlines the outcome of this season was not known. 166 Jackie LeClerc Joann LeClerc Patti Long Hoppy Maharry Terry Myers J I . Team — Boiiom Ruh: L. Benstead. N. Godfrev. J. I Mci, N. Huffaker. D. Sanguinet. M. Godfrey. C. Fujuki. T,n„ Rnw n. Walters. T. Palmer. R. Martinez, C. Mona. C. Clement, G. Sangumet. Missing: L. Wood. X 9 .. ' ■ i  i ■ Mj ■ v. • Mm M H ■  : - . s Y ' i M - ' A iS I H- -.••JT SWIMMING Kathy Slawson coached the La Serna swim team this year and, she says, there are many new young talents. The swim team is a large one and the next few years look promising for the La Serna team. Coach Slawson is hop- ing to take league this season. Due to Annual Staff deadlines the results for the season were not known. 1. The group poses for another one. 2. Taking it easy. 3. A great start by Kathy O ' Connell. 4. I can ' t wait until I get contact lenses. 5. When do they teach us how to swim without the board. 6. Great form! 7. Sleeping on the job. 8. Is coaching in the rain like singing in the rain? 9. Takeoff! 10. Skinnydipping? • Note: Mary E. MacAller has tried very hard to get into all of our pictures so for her efforts we put this one in. Kim Andersen Sheri Blackwill Julie Husen Mary E. MacAller Stephanie Miladinovich Caroline Millspaugh ) 68 Jeanette Rosenthal Cyndee Steers Leslie Stuart Caroline Vetare Janet Webb wsy t ' . •I. ,.; K Team — Top Row: L. Crawford, N. Barber, C, Millspaugh, K. Butler, K Conwell, D Rutan, K. Herold L Monloya. 2nd Row: L Jurevics, C. Fitzpatnck, S, Steffani, L. Martinez, C. Askins, J. Hasle, M. Gonzalez, L, Marshall. B. Hermann. Bollom Row: C. Pondoff. M. Mattson. L. Nelson. S. Miladinovich. M. Davis. D. Jackson. M. May. D. Sibley. L. Yeller. Missing: T. Hutton. D, Rindlisbacher, S. Shultz. E, Strauss. :: ' .:dif ::. - . i ' 4 ft ■ , M jSi f- ■ - Donna Selfridge V. DIVING The 1977-78 Varsity Diving team headed by Coach Helen Hewitt is doing an outstand- ing job. There are two returning seniors this year; Kim Brennan and Carol Williams. Both Kim and Carol are expected to go all the way to CIF and probably take first and second place in league. Due to annual staff deadlines, the outcome of the season was not known. Carol Williams p -T - h - — vj y Top Row: S. Sydow. J. Glenn. B. Burbndge Boiiom Row: N. Sechler. C. Withey, J. Bryant, L. Tabachi. K. Irwin, M. Hart- zell, K. Higgins, D, Tedesco, T. Todd. Missing: D, Hinton, A. Schrickel, L, Tabacchi. 11 . _— « V Jj «IS w Tl VL 1 ' - Z r ..,:;i| Z ' ' ' .., § . m y „ ' : H oLiiaH . K DIVING Led by the coaching of Hellen Hewitt, the J,V. Diving team is doing great this year. The J.V. ' s show a lot of potential and many of them will probably be varsity divers next year. 171 mvu oL fuL tims. 1 azE mcEX Qon£ t zEl iL lu IE aLt jaL ± lOL i to Look Ijuak on. 172 C.S.F. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FED ERA TION I. President Karl Snider. 1. Vice President Paul Thorns. 3. Secretary-Treasurer Mike Malm. 4. Senior CSF Members — Eric Anderson, John Anderson, Craig Baumann, Susan Boltinghouse. Jan Boyar, Becky Boyd, Julie Carnahan, Lance Carnow, John Clarke, David Clement, Mark Connolly, Randy Cox, Jim Dalton. Mane Davis, Minh Dinh, John Dunne. Jeff Elliott, Linda Elm, Melissa Emery, l,eithton Etheridge, Lynette Franklin, Bruce Fukuji, Linda Garison, Ron Gilbert, Joan Griffin, Parker Hurlburt, James Kim, Don Langworthy, Elena Malitz, The-Thu Thi Nguyen, Allen Nussdorf, Lisa Popovich, Theodore Rasmussen, Sharon Sager. Paula Schecter. Elyse Shapiro, Jeffery Shultz, Karl Snider, Steve Southard, Laura Sullivan, Lee Tabacchi, Karen Tamashiro, Mark Tebo, Paul Thoms, Margaret Tremayne, Philip Van Haelst, Jim Welch, Karen Diggs, Michelle Nugent. tmt V- a Junior CSF Members — Monica Alfaro. Holly Appelbaum, Janice Appelbaum. Sharon Boyci, Clau- dia Carpenter, Grace Casanova, Sharlene Cho, Carol Chybowski, Anh Tuyet Dinh, Kenneth Dom- inguez. Craig Emerzian, Michelle Gallant, Gail Gau- dineer, Jody Gerstner, Victor Gonzales, John Gray. Jeff Hamilton. Wendall Hatch, Soma Hernandez. Nancy Huffaker, Dana Jones, Lisa Katz, Peter Kuehner. Thanh Due Le, Joanne Le Clerc, Kathleen Miller, Jim Millspaugh, Patricia Long, John Marino, Glen Miller, John Mornson, Chris Nugent, Kurt Openshaw, Jim Parker, Mark Peterson, Lorraine Prunier, Nancy Qumones, Jean Ann Roach, Kathy Robinson, Allyson Ruben, Brad Sattler, Julie Schmidt, Sandy Shultz, Robin Stambaugh, Julie Stewart, Bill Welch. Sophomore CSF Members — Christie Acosta. Cathy Alganne. Judith Biggs. Dan Blevms. Brian Bordieri, Peter Burt. Mary Casey. John Cauffman. Chinh Dinh. Debbie Dorman, Patrick Falley, Brian Fukuji. Camille Goulet. Donna Gunster. Terry Hamblin. Kim Handley. Michael Henderson, David Hock, Kathy Kennedy, Albert Kim, Kay Kirkhoff. Brice Kittle, Gordon Kuist, Mike Laemmlein, Jackie LeClerc, Stephanie Jones, Duane Lindberg, Maria Lynch, Edward Maxwell, Mike Malm, Bruce Matt- son, Rosalinda Monroy, Michelle Musgrove, Larry Near, Huu Nguyen, Eileen Odanaka, Elaine Oh, Cindy Oldham, John Pascoe, Scott Rasmussen, Fred Reed. Cathy Rohach, Dianne Rosscup. Peter Sheri- dan. Craig Smith. Jill Spitzer, Susan Slegmair, Rich- ard Thurmond, Jean Tremayne, Richard Vander- wende, Christopher Wamsley, Jeff Ward, Ray Weil, Laura Willard, Susan Williams, Debbie Zoller, Freshman CSF Members — Henry Alfaro, Robert Algarin, Sally Barron, Catherine Boas, Kelly Breit- man, Janie Bryant, Jeffrey Cauffman, Stacy Couil- la rd, Chien Dinh, Susan Erickson, Faith Esterson, Cense Fukuji, Tom Gullotti, Sarah Gustafson, Jamie Hasle, Beth Henderson, Ruth Herrmann. Christine Kistler, Pam LaValley, Cynthia Lukk, Dawn Macura, Shawn McDermott, Kenneth Miller, Caro- line Millspaugh, Julie Peeler, Pat Petti, Elsa Qui- nones. Eon Regenfuss, Tracy Sandler, Nina Sechler, Andrew Sheridan, Joanne Stakee, Sue Sydow, David Teissere, Sandy Thurman, Laura Welch. Mark Wirthlin, Linda Y ' etter, Chnssy Yockum. 175 SKI CL UB T76 Advisor — Mr. Reed. 1. President — Ehren Jacobs. Vice President — Kim Anderson. Secretary-Treasurer — Karen Swanson. 2. Members — G. Allen. T. Allen, M. Alfaro. R. Amador. K, Anderson. K. Anderson. G. Baca. R. Bala, N. Barber. D, Behnke, J. Behnke, J, Bernardi, L. Benstead, D. Blain, S. Bolting- house. M. Band. P. Boren, S. Boyd. C. Bradshaw. D. Brennan. K. Brennan, R. Brown. K. Brehman. J. Bugaren. B. Burlridge. K. Butler. M. Cobraloff. T. Carna- han, L. Carnow, P. Chavez. E. Cheong. T. Choate. T. Cinquini. T. Cinquini, J. Clarke, G. Clifton, T. Clement, B. Cook, S. Cook, E. Coggins, S. Cohen, C. Cop- per. M. Covey, L. Cox, L. Crawford, J, Crippen, K. Dalmatoff, J. Dalton, M, Davis, J. Desmond, L. Doerr, K, Diggs, K. Dornbush, P. Duarte, K. Egan. L. Elm. J. Elliott, P. Elliott, H. Emigh, M. Emigh. F. Estersas. J. Escobar. K. Evans. B. Evans, B. Ford, B. Franceschmi, L. Franklin. D. Freeman. C. Fukuji. B. Fukuji, G. Fuller, M. Fuller. R. Gardner. E. Jacobs, B. Garmon, L. Garrison. C. Gemmil, P. Gentry, T. Georgll. B. Godfrey. M. Godfrey. N. Godfrey. J. Gougu- enheim, J. Gonzalez, J. Gray, C. Green, J. Gullotti, D. Guister. S. Ham. C. Hala- poff, J, Han, S. Han. S. Harmon. G. Hasle. B. Heddergott. D. Hintan. K. Hig- gins, D. Hock. B. Holmes. P. Houalahan. J. Husen, J. Hustin, C. Huttan, T. Hut- tan, C. Inouge, K. Irwin. K, Irwin, M. Jimenez. C. Jones, K. Juneman, M. Kams. K. Kump, D. Langworthy, T. LaVallee, G. Lazarou, J. LeClerc. R. Ledezma, L, Leopold, K. I.eovich. B. Levonian, H. Light, K. Lizarraras, B. Lepman, M. Lep- man, M, MacAller. D. Macura. K. Macura. D. Madison. H. Maharry, M. Malm. R, Martinez, M. May, M. May, K, McClendon. M. McGee. M. Meyer, S. Miladi- novich. K. Millkan, C. Millspaugh, C. Mona. O. Monroy. B. Morrow, G. Myers, T. Myers. K. Newland. M. Nikitin, T. Oesterreich, E. Oh, J. Olivet, L, Olivet, S. Orosz. L. Osborne. T. Osborne, C. Pantages. D. Park. D. Pearson. C. Penrose. L, Perkins, I,, Petti. P. Petti, C. Pondoff. C. Poo. C. Ramsing, L. Rasmussen. S. Ras- mussen, L. Rayman, M. Rayman. A. Reed, J. Reynolds, D, Rindlisbadio, M. Roberts, K. Robinson, J. Rosenthal, J. Ross, A. Rubin, D. Rutan, J. Ryan, C. , Sacketl, K. Sackett, T. Sandler. M. Sarni. A. Schrickel. D. Selfridge. E. Shapiro. ' B. Sheeby. D, Sibley, L. Sibus, M. Sferlazza, C. Slater, K, Snider, J. Smith, K. Spindle. J, Stakee, J. Stakee, S. Steerburgen. J, Stewart. K. Stewart, S. Smart. K. Swanson, L, Tabacchi, S. Tabasko, N. Tappey, P. Tai, B, Tapia, L. Tapia, D, Tadesco, T. Tadesco. J. Tischler, K. Tischler, T. Todd, K. Tremayne. J. Turrell, D. Van Dine. P. Van Haelsi, L. Viseur, K. Wallis, R. Weil, J. Welch. L. Welch. J. Westrup. T. Westrup. 1. Willard. J Woodard, L. Yetter, C. Yoder, J, Yoder, R, Rivett, D. Rose. ) ECOLOGY J. Appelbaum. H. Appelbaum, G. Casanova. L. Carnow, T. Clements. C. Clew. R. Cram. K. Dalmatoff, K. Dominguez, M. Gallan. B. Gilke . C. Gnnager. J. Guyan. P. Gusiff, K. June- man, D. Kamalski. C. Kavanaugh. S. Lopez, M, E. Mackller, D. Madison, ,M. Ma , M. Meyers, L. Prunier, N. Qumones, . . Rubm, G. Santa Anna, S. Steensburger. J. Stewart. BA CKPA CKERS Advisor — Mr. LaNoue, President — David Cle- ment, Vice President — Rett Rasmussen, Secre- tary — Mike Davis. Members — M. Alfaro, H. Alfaro, N. Barber, N. Barrow, S. Barrow, C. Bau- man. R, Beauleiu. L. Benstead, D. Blain. M. Bond. K. Brietman. K. Brennan. D. Broussalian, B. Burbridge, J. Burgen. K. Butler. T. Casa- granda, G. Casanova, N. Chapman. T. Choate. J. Clarke. D. Clement, S. Cohen. M. Connally. S. Connally. B. Cook. S. Cook, C. Cooper. L. Cox. R. Cox, R. Cram. L. Crawford. J. Dalton, M. Dalton. M. Davis, J. Duarte. H. Eds. P. Eliott. J. Elliott. S. Eppler. D. Enkson, B. Estes. K. Evans. E. Fonseca, B. Ford, M. Foster. L. Franklin. D. Freeman. B. Fukuji. C. Fukuji. J. Gallant. M. Gallant. B. Garman. L. Garnson, B. Gilkey, K. Gilkey, N. Godfrey. M. Godfrey. T. Glynn. C Gnnager. J. Gullotti. M. Gundell. J. Guyan. S. Han. K. Handly. S. Harmon. D. Hant. B, Hed- dergott, M- Hendren, B. Henderson. T. Hendon. J. Husen. J. Huston. P. Hoyt. D. Jackson, C. Jones, D. Kamalski. C. Kavanaugh, R. Ledezma, C. Ledezma. K. Leovitch. B. Levoman. H. Light. K. Lizarras, P. Loiaza, S. Lopez. D. Macura. K. Macura, J. MacDonough, J. Martinelli, R. Marti- nez. M. E. MacAller. M. McGee. S. McClain. M. Minniear, O. Monroy, L. Moore, L. Montoya. D. Murphy. G. Lazarou. A. Nussdorf. T. Oesterr- eich. E. Paez. D. Pearson, P, Petti, L. Pruraer, R, Rasmussen, C Ramsing, A. Reed, R. Rjvett, D. Rodriguez. D. Rose. J. Ross, A. Rubin. D. Rutan, T. Saldana, D. Sibly. L. Sibus. S. Smart. J, Smith. R. Smith. S. Sydow. P. Schecter. P. Tai, D. Tedesco. C. Tebo. J. Tichler. T. Todd. K. Tre- mayne. J. Tremayne. M. Tremayne. L. Viseur. K. Wa ' llis. J. Webb. L. Welch. J. Westrup. C. Wil- liams. L. Willard, J. Woodard. L. Yanez, M, Yu, L. Schaar. 177 UNRE- STRICTED PEP CLUB Advisor — Mr. Hahn. cresidenl — Mary Ann Saw- ser. Members — C Acosta. C. Algarin. P. Anisman. K. Bass. R. Beaulieu. K. Breitman. J. Bryanl, B. Car- roll. M. Casey. C. Chen. T. Cinquini. S. Cohen. T. Constantine. L. Cox. R. Cram. T. Cummings. M. Curran. C. Davies. K. Dalmatoff. K. Denning. P. Duarte. C, Fitzgereld. V. Freeman. J. Furrell. L. Garrison. C. Gilbert. B. Gilkey. J. Gleen. J. Gray. C. Grimager. D. Gunster. S. Hall. T. Hamblin. S. Han. M Hartzell. A. Hernandez. B. Henderson, D. Hin- ter. N- Huffaker. J. Huston. C. Inoye. C. Jones. K. Juneman. D. Kamalski. L. Katz. C. Kavanauhgh. K. Kirkoff. G. Lazarou. L. Lombino. M. E. MacAller. J. MacDonough. K. Macura. D. Madison. W. Mai- nz. R. Martinez. M. May. C. Millspaugh. O. Mon- row. E. Oh. T. Pedesa. S. Phillips. A. Popp. J. Peeler, K. Rifera. M. Roberts. D. Rodriguez. A. Rubin. D. Rutan. J. Ryan. K. Sackett. T. Sandler. G. Sangui- net. G. Santa Anna. N. Sekler. A. Schrickel, S. Sib- ley, M, Sideris, S. Smart. J. Stakee. S. Steffani. K. Stewart. K. Swanson. S. Sydow, K, Tallian. N, Tap- pey. B. Tapia. T, Telles. L. Thomson. J. Tremayne, T. Tompson. C. Toyn. L. Welch, C. Williams. C. WithoN, D. Wrav. L.Vanez, J, Yoder. D. Zoller, RESTRICTED PEP CLUB Advisor — Mr. Hahn. President — Mary Ann Sawyer Members — M. Alfaro. K. Brennan. J. Carnahan. T Carnahan, M. Casey. C. Cooper. L, Crawford. K. Egan B. Ford, M, Foster. L. Garrison. M. Gonzales. G, Hasle K. Herald. S. Hernandez. J. Husen. D. Jackson. M Jackson. E. Jacobs. J. Kann. J. W. LeClerc. P. LaValley C. Lukk. D. Massie. L, Nelson. K. O ' Connell, L, Olivet L, Osborne, D. Park, T, Park. C. Pondoff. N. Quinones M. Rayman. W. Rogers. G. Romero. D. Rose. D Rutan. A. Schrickel. D. Selfridge. E. Shapiro. S, Smart R, Smith. L. Tabacchi. L. Tahacchi. P. Tai. C. Tebo. D Tedesco. T. Tedesco. N, Webb. H. Woodard, L. Yetter J Hasle. FRENCH CLUB Advisor — Mrs. Ruud. Members — T. Allen, N. Barber, A Becker, M. Bond, M. Casey, G Casanova, S. Cho, J. Cripper, H. Emigh, D. Erickson, S. Erickson, L. Ftheriage, S. Falley, C, Goulet, S. Gu.stafson, S. Hall, S. Han, L. Howard, R. Hoynes, J. Husen, C. Inouye, D. Kamalski, K. Kane, P. Karasawa, D. Lane. J. leClerc, L. Marchai, L, Marchain, E. Malitz, K, Miller, C, Millspaugh, D. Nguyen, T, Nguyen, E. Odanaka, D. Park, M. Ramirez, M. Rankin. T- Sandler. G. Senna, K. Snider. S. Southard, R. Stanbaugh, J. Stewart, S. Sulliman, S. Sydow, L. Tabacchi, R. Thomas, P. Thurmond. P. Vanhasels. L. Welch. M. Wilhams. Willard. J. Woodard. L, Yetter. FRENCH HONORARY Advisor— Mrs. Ruud. Members — M. Casey. J. Caranahan, S. Cho, L. Due, A. r)inh, S. Falley, P. Karasawa, J. LeClerc, E. Malitz, E. Odanaka, K. Openshaw, M. Peterson. D. Roscup, B. Sattler. M. Smith. S. Southard, R. Stambaugh, J. Stewart. K. Snider, P Van- Haels, J, Bovar, R.Cox. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Advisor — Mr. Lawson. Members — B, Bovd P. Chua. E. Georgii, J, Gouguenheim C Ramsing, D. Rindlisbacher, G. Santa Anna, S. Southard, L. Willy. 179 LOS SERENOS Members — C. Adargo. J. Adnoff. M. Alfaro, J. Altami- rano. J. Baeli. B. Balhe. C. Bauman, S. Byrens, O. Camargo, K. Carpenter. E. Cheong. C, Chybowski. D. Clemenl. K. Coggings. M. Davi.s. K. Dominguez. K. Egan, M. Emery. J. Gallant. D. Garcia. G. Cheryl. G. Goben. M. Gonzalez, B. Henderson. S. Hernandez, S. Horaiek, J. Howard, M. Kams. K. Kemp. S. Lopez, G. Lazarou, R. Marsh, B, Mar- ios. M. May. J. Millspaugh. J. Morrison. B. Murneta, D, Nguyen. H. Nguyen. C. Nugent, T. Oestterreich. C. Pan- tazes. L. Popovich. L. Prunier, T, Qumtana, C. Ramsing. O. Ramirez. R. Rasmussen. M. Rayman. G. Santa Anna, C. Seals. C. Slater, J. Spitzer, K. Tamashiro, L. Tapia, K. Tish- ler. H. Tran. P. Valencia. L. Vancouvering. S. Vancouver- ing. S. Walker. B. Welch. C. Yoder. M. Yu. SPANISH CLUB Advisor: Mr. Dorff. Officers — President: Tern Telles. Vice President: Cathy Algarin. Treasurer: JoAnn Curran. Corre- sponding Secretary: Sherri Davis; Attendance Secretary: Christie Acosta. Members — J. Biggs, M. Muskgrove, R. Weiss. R. Stoll. Y. Enriquez. C. Hoffman. C. Kistler. T. Armenia. K Dalmatoff. M. Curran, R. Meka. W. Malitz. M. Ehlers. E. Mul- laney. L. Yanez, M. Avila. S. Phillips. M. Ramirez. G. Lazarou. E. Rodriguez, C. Chybowski. S. Steffani. GERM A N CLUB ,- dvisor: Mr. Neumann. Officers — President: Dave McElwain, Secretary; Janice Applebaum; Treasurer: Glen Miller. Members — A. Ruben. M. Meyers, D. McKinler, M. Saver. T. Georgit. P. Gruber. J. Gertner. D. Ridenour. J. Morrison, L. Sullivan, S. Boltinghouse, G. Fuchs. 180 RR.LS.B.E.E. THE FRISBEE RECREA TIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF EN JO YA BEE EXERCISE Advisor — Mr. Noble Walker. President — Jim Dalton. Vice-President — Paul Thorns. Secretary — Randy Cox. Treasurer — Mark Snyder. Photographer — Brent Levo- nian. Publicity — Mark Knetzman, Members — C. Acosta, M. Alfaro, H. Alfaro, C. Algann. D, Baldwin. J. Ballantme, C. Baumann. L. Benstead, J. Bahnke, J. Bloxham, S. Bolt- inghouse, J. Boyar. J. Clarke. G. Cassanova, T. Choat, D. Clements. E. Coggins. K. C. Coggins. B. Conlely. S. Ching Ma. J. Cummings, L. Doerr. H. Ellis, M. Emery, B. Fukuji, E. Fonseca. D. Garcia. B. Garman. R. Gilbert. J. Goguen- heim, P. Gusiff, J. Guyan. S- Hain. K. Handley. D. Hart. K. Heggie. J. Huston. M. Jackson. J. Kim. A. Kim, B, Koch, M. Laemmlein. S, Long, G. Lazarou. M- E, MacAller, E, Maharrv, M. Malm, D, McElwain, S. McLain, K. Millikam, G. Miller, M. Moore, D. Murphy, M. Nikitin, L. Osborne, E. Paez, C. Patterson, M. Rayman, A. Reed, L, Sibus, J. Smith, R. Smith, K, Snider, T. Telles, D. Tedesco, M. Tebo, C Tebo, J, Wekh, C. Warthe, C, Williams, B. Welch, S. Walker, L. Yanez, C. Yoder, J. Yoder, M, Yu. TENNIS CLUB President — Sue Boltinghouse. Tour- nament Director — John Grey, CIF Evader — Karl Snider, Club Chrector — Steve Fisher, Public Relations Directors — Carla Ramsing, Don Langworthy, Members — E, Adanaka, H. Alfaro, M. Alfaro, P. Anisman. H, Appelbaum, J. Appelbaum, R, Baba. R, Beauhe, B. Blondstein, M, Blond- stem, M. Bond, M. Casey, J. Cauff- man, S. Cauffman. E. Coggins, D. Comontofski. S. Couillard, K. Dalma- toff, K, Dommguez, L, Elm, F. Ester- son, R. Gilbert, J. Glenn, G. Greer, J, Guyan. J. Haley, T. Hamblin, B. Hen- derson, A, Hernandez, E. Jacobs, K. Juneman, S. Kahn, K. Kennedy, D. Kim, K. Kirkoff, G, Lazarou, J, LeClerc, J. LeClerc, C Lukk, M, E. MacAller, D. Madison, E. Maliz, M, Malm, K. Miller, C. Mollspauah. J, Millspaugh, K. O ' Connell, E, Oh, E, Paez, J, Pasco, K. Popkin, L, Popo- vich, N. Quinones, M. Ravman. S. Redford. A. Reed, J, Reeler.M, Rob- erts, A. Rubin, C, Sackett, T. Sandler, G. Sanqumet, G. Santa Anna, N. Sec- heer, D. Selfndge, D. Sibley, M. Shew, J- Smith, M. Smith, J, Stakee, K. Stew- art, R. Stoll, J. Tremayne, K, Tre- mayne, M. Tremayne, J. Turreu, P. VanHealst, K. Wallis, J. Welch, L. Welch, M. Wirthein, L. Yetter, J. Yu, D. Zoller. 181 EXPANDED HORIZONS 1. Officers — President: Patzy Cabrera, Vice President: Margarita Fonseca. Sec- retary: Arturo Zunta, Treasurer: Guillermo Lizarraga, Activities: Linh Nguyen. Publicity: Jose Vergara. 2. Members — B. Alfaro, J. Ambiz, C. Anaya, B. Arel- lano, G. Arellano, M. Avila, F. Avina, A. Barajas, M. Barreras, G. Becerra, A. Bocanegra, G. Borja, G. Boija, P. Cabrera, A. Camargo, O. Camargo, G. Cald- era, E. Capristo, C. Cardenas, C. Camalla, T. Cardenas, M. Camalla, F. Caro, A, Castilleja, P. Ceniceros, F. Cervantes, G. Chavez, M. Covarruvias, J. Cervantes. E. D ' antin, C. Diaz, I. Diaz, D. Don Lucas, D. Duarte, P. Duarte, R. Felix, G Flores, M. Fonseca, S. Fortnez, M. Franco, T. Franco, R, Gallardo, A. Garcia. N. Garcia, R, Garcia. R. Garcia, S. Garcia, A. Goena, J. Gomt, P. Gomez, A Gonzalez, G. Gonzalez, J. Gonzalez, R. Gonzalez, M. Granados, R. Granados, J Granados, L. Guerrero, P. Guerrero, Z. Guerrero, R. Guzman, C. Hernandez. D Hernandez, J. Huerta. S. Huerta, J. Hernandez. G. Lizarraga, A. Lopez, C Lopez, J. Mariz, S. Marmolejo, M. Marquez, 1. Maruffo, E. Medina, J. Medina D. Mendosa, J. Mercado, F. Meza, N. Miller. T. Monteverde. G. Mora. Z Moran. C. Murneta. T. Navarro. O. Ortega. M. Paniagua. N. Paniagua. A. Pasil- las. H. Pasillas. S. Pasillas. M. Pena, F. Perez, M. Prado, A. Ramirez, A. Ramirez J. Ramirez. J. Ramirez, O. Ramirez, R. Ramirez. T. Ramirez. S. Rentena. L Rico. H. Rivera. G. Roblez, C. Rodriguez, E. Rodriguez, J. Rodriguez. L. Rodri- guez. R. Rodnguez, A. Rojas, J. Romero, V. Romero, M. Romero, E. Rosas. C Rosillo. D. Ruiz. G. Ruiz, T. Ruiz, A. Salazar, M. Salazar, D. Sanchez, B. Sando- val, G. Sandoval, A. Saucedo. B. Sevillano. L. Solares, J. Topete, A. Unbe, R Valdez. M. Valenzuela. P. Valencia. M. Vargas, M. Vargas, J. Vasquez. T Zamora. S. Zavala. A. Zurita. L. Zurita. H. Zuniga, J. Velazco, J. Vergara, C Venegas, D. K. Chi, C. Dinh, C. Dinh, C. Dinh, M. Chien, A. Dinh, T. Le, H. Le T. Le, T. Le. T. Le. L. Liang. P. Le, D. Le, T. Le, H. Nguyen, T. Nguyen, T Nguyen, D. Nguyen, H. Nguyen. T. Nguyen. D. Nguyen, H. Nguyen. T. Nguyen T. Nguyen, D. Nguyen. T. Nguyen, T. Nguyen, T. Nguyen, T. Nguyen, D Nguyen, D. Ngo. T. Ngo. T. Ngo. D. Tran. T. Tran, V. Truong, T. Pham, T Pham, T. Vu, T. Vu, D. Vu, T. Nguyen. BALLET FOLKLORICO Advisor: Mr. Vasquez. Members — M. Avila, D. Chavez, M Fonseca. M. Franco. A. Gonzalez, M. Gonzalez, L. Guerrero, C. Pondoff, M- Ramirez. I Rico, F Rodrieuez. THEATER- GOERS .Advisor. lr.s. E acuslous. Officers — Presi- denl: Don Langworthy. Vice President: Kathi Brass. Secretary: Julie Carnahan. Trea- surer: Elena Mahtz. Members — C. Acosta. C .Algarin. P, Boren, K. Brass. D. Langwor- thy. S. Southard. S. Sager. J. Carnahan. . Ruhin. M, Hamrock. R. Hovnes. S. Steffani. K. Kirhoff. C Sackett. J. Shultz. E. Mahtz. H. Light. Jennifer Robinson. Sue Hyde. ART CLUB Advisor: Wulff Officers — President: Bruce Fukuji, Vice President: Mark Connellv. Secretary-Treasurer: Dave McKinley, Members — B. Blame. A. Cisneros. J. Howard. N Jennings. M. Uvaas. J. Yu. 183 -:::SSi!Si : SiSS Siti! - A CTIVITIES CLUB President — Glenn Lazarou. Members — M. Alfaro, H. Appelbaum, J. Appelbaum, K. Bass. R. Beaulieu. S. Bolt- inghouse. K. Breitman, K. Brennan. L. Bruns, T. Camahan. L. Carnow, B. Carroll, K. Chapman, T. Cmquini, K. Cog- gins. C. Cooper, B. Cotlle, R. Cram, T. Cummmgs, K. Dal- matoff, C. Davis, K. Dennmgs, K. Dommgues. D. Donoho, P. Duarte. F. Esterson. E. Fonseca. M. Foster. L. Fox. V. Freeman, B. Fukuji, L. Garreson. K. Geovich. B. Giekey, R. Gilbert, J. Glenn, C. Gnnagos. S. Han. M. Hartzell. A. Hernandez. S. Hernandez. D. Hitton. N. Huffaker. J. Huston. C. Inouge. E. Jacobs. C. Jones. J. Kamalski. P. Karasawa. L. Kate. C. Kavanough. P. LaValley. C. Ledezma. L. Lombino. S. Lopez. C. Lukk, K. Luneman. M. McAller. J. MacDounaugh. D. Madison. R. Martinez. M. May. J. McBribe. S. Maldonovich. O. Monroy. T. Mullea. L. Olivet. D. Park. D. Pearson. J. Peeler. L. Prumer. N. Qui- nones, K. Rivera. M. Roberts, D. Rodrigues. D. Rose. A. Rubin. D. Ruley. G. Samqushet. G. SantaAna. M. Sawyer. A. Schrickel. N. Seckler, D. Selfndge. M. Sideris, S. Smart. J. Smith. K. Sockgh. L. Stuart, P. Tai, N. Tappey, T. Telles, K. Themayne, L. Thomson, T. Thomson, C. Toyn, C. Valenciana, C. Waite, C. Williams, C. Withey. L. Yanez, J. Yoder, J. Yu. D. Zollar. PUBLICITY CLUB Advisor Miss Wulff, President George Santa Anna, Vice President Patti Karasawa, Secretary Patti Tai. Treasurer Kathy Taber. Members — M. Alfaro, J. Austin, R. Beauiie, L. Bradley, D. Christy, S. Cho, T. Constantine, R. Cram. K. Dalmatoff. M. Curran. S. Davis. K. Domingus. D. Erickson. S. Erickson. R. Fernandez. L. Garrison. K. Gilky. J. Glenn. N. Gon- zalez. J. Haley. C. Halopoff. T. Hamblim. S. Han, M. Hartzell. J. Howard. J. Huston. V. Hutcherson. C. Hutton. E. Jacobs. N. Jennings. M. Jollvas. K. Joneman. P. Karasawa. T. King. K. Kirkhoff, K. Kistler. G. Lazarou, W. Malitz. M. May. M. Meyers. K. Miller. E. Oh. J. O ' Keefe. S. Oxman. J. Peeler. S. Perry. S. Phillips, L. Prumer. N. Qunones, R. Moni- que. A. Rubio. J. Ryan. C. Sackett. A. Schrickel. S. Smart. R. Stanbaugh. S. Sterfini. L. Sullivan. K. Taber. P. Tai. T. Thompson. M. Tremavne. C. Toyn. M. Uvas. L. Willard. L. Yanez. D. Zoller. 1B ' 4 FINANCE CLUB Advisor Mr. Longman. Officers — President Ken Dominguez. Vice President Nancy Quinces, Treasurer John Gray. Secretary Debbie Erickson, Activity Sue Perry. Members — L. Bays. C. Boas. R. Cox. J. Crippin. M. Curran, K, Dalmatoff. K. Denning. S. Erickson. G. Fuchs. T. Georgll. C. Gilbert. C. Halopoff. M. Hammond. T. Henson, J. Hamrock. B. Herrmann, R. Hermann. K. Juneman, D. Kennedy, H. Kim, J, Kim, S. Kotoff. G. Lazarou, K. Leovich. D. Madison, C. Mann, W. Malitz, M. May, M. Meyers, M. Nugent, D. Person, J. Pfeiffer, S. Phillips, L. Rayman, M. Rayman. A. Rubin. G. Santa Ana. M. Sideris. L, Sullivan, S. Tabasco, S. Tabasco, P. Tai, B. Unbe, L. WiUard, C. Yochum. FORENSICS CLUB Advisor Mrs. Extacoustos. Officers — Co Presidents John Clark, Parker Hurlbert, Vice President Jan Boyar, Secretary Debbie Erickson, Information Chairman Cheryl Gilbert. Members — S. Blackwill, K. Brass, J. Dalton, K, Dominguez, K. Egan. B. Fuckuji, C. Goulet. K. Kennedy, L. Lombino, S, Long, M. MacAIler. J. Millspaugh, C. Ramsing, G. Timm, J. Winters, J. Smith, R. Cox, B. Levoman, K. Wallis. 185 U i ZL£.na.±, £ ' tv LLL zsms nihrEZ i ou, tkCnk of tf ' ou, iJ- Zi:iu fo ox uou a nd cvh.£n anotliEZ dc £n zouan, £ LL tiLL LJE rzLEnai c jLtn y au i± ' i -  ' rj 1 1 1 k 1 t r ■, -4f Ij ,1 ■■ ■8 iP ' ( 1 ■i 186 1 I o From Row: Nancy Quinones. Sonia Hernandez. Greta Hasle, Monica Alfaro, Lisa Katz, Nancy Huffaker. Sue Cohen, Stepha- nie Miladinovich. Debbie Gilmartin, Leslie Lombino. Second Row: Ken Dominguez. Patty Karasawa. Jeanne Westrup. Lori Osborne. Susan Gundell. Mary Viseur. Joanne LeClerc. Tracy Carnahan. Sylvia Oh. Top Row: Lynn LaValley. Jim Mills- paugh. Craig Emerzian. From Row: Leslie Lombino. Top Row: Greta Hasle. Nancy Huffaker. and Sonia Hernandez. Holly Appelbaum Boogie to the beat of the band. Felipe Avina Mary Bailey f:-! .m H ' - m R w- |R,1 wS t5 i M • ' ' T ' % ' f 4 Jeffrcs BeUmma Nancy Bernard Andrew Bettinger America Bocanegra Sidney Bowlin Smile, you ' re on candid camera. Sharon Douglas Kan Lmda James Bovd Bradshaw Brown Bruns Bugaren 189 190 What ' s so funny ' Shelly Cook Christopher Coronel Bonnie Cottle Jeffrey Crippen ' J ' V V Tracev Cummines imothy Juh Michael Robin John Karen Michael Daust Davis Davis Davis Deluca Denrung Dingman Deanna Donoho V Patti Eckenrode l l b tfel isF i£s im ■ ' --r.: V; .. ' f Richard Downs Nick Edwards Craig Emerzian Holly Emigh fe- Faster! Faster! vetie Ennquez Steven Eppler Richard Escalle 191 Escobar 192 John Goulding Jaime Granados Martha Granados Ron Hughes Traynor Hurlburt 194 James VliIKpaugh Michelle Minniear Carol Mona Gilbert Monarrez Mary Moore Michelle Moore 195 Ferine Lanea Perkins Mark Peterson Mark Pietruszka Bigfoot. Dean Rodgers Rodnguez r 198 Comfortable? Jeffrey Stakee Robin Stambaugh Martha Standish Janet Webb Doesn ' t Sarah look amused! jcanae 199 Westrup ..MT: MISSING JUNIORS: Jeff Adnoff Jeff Belongia Chris Bremicker MikeCabraloff DaleCambell Teresa Cardenas Peler Ceniseroy Anna Cisneros Craig Clifton Greg Derose Carlos Diaz Steven Gunn Brad Evans Brian Franfschini Michael Freeman Martin Fromson Chris Gainey Diana Gunn Karen Hallett Rick Harbour Jack Holmes Ahmad Homsi Barbara Jackson Gary Jenson Steffany Klein Mike Famonica Nghia Huu Le MaiphoungThi Le Bruce Malarky Raylene McClendon Carolse McEwan Fernando Meza Miguel Marales Joy Newsom Nan Ngoc Nguyen Mark Nowak Octairo Ortega Dwayne Phillips Lorraine Prunier Robert Regazzi Robert Regazzi Doris Rindlesbacher Vincent Royas Julie Ross Mike Smolinski Huong Tran Manuelos Valenzuela Rick Vriens John Wilson David Zoellner True Love. Dancing Queen. 200 Hev. there. Big Bo Council — From Row: Lora Wood, Elaine Oh. Ted Maxwell, Mary Casey, Jim Conley, and Stephanie Jones. Top Row: Jack; LeClerc, Gail Romero, Julie Husen, and Ten Palmer. Missing: Tami Choate, Leslie Stuart. Patty Tai, and Dori Wray. 202 Thare she blows. ' Adriana Camargo Terry Campbell Fernando Caro Mary Casey 203 Go for It! tddie Greg Jim Sherrl Robert Dantin Davis Davis Davis Dehaseth Chinh Dinh Joe Dominguez Patty Duarte Tough. Icnililcr Glenn 205 Alma Gonzalez 206 Representalives hard al work Kath Hilger David Hock Craig Hoffmann 1 Gordon Kuist iSJ SXi. :. :zfc ?ia Greg Koch Mark 207 La Crvila 208 Only if you let me see yours! Brian McCartv - - ' •? a ' - . ' -- vi David Carmen Murphy Murrieta Michelle Musgrove H|fl | H W mm ?3w iK i V W H B ' •f T W V Hivi- i L L w M Lisa Nelson :-, 4 j _ .  . - Anh Nguyet Nguyen Duong Nguyen Huu Nguyen Clillord Nyberg Baby, come back! Chris Obdyke jMk ' ' HCv K i 1 g-A 1 ,0 J - -, ' •4 Eileen Odanaka Elaine Oh Cynthia 209 Oldham 210 Joan Ravenna Monica Resenfu- Sergio Rentena Rescnl Andrei Schnckel Cookie Monster 211 212 Roberl SioU Cut class? Us? ■Read U r uke-eiff Juan Vasquez Real exciting 213 Cheese W Cynthia Withey 214 Don Wrav Sergio Zavala i fA 1 ' Ik 1V ■ - - - -d Carl Zywocienski When vou ' ve got it. you ' ve got i O Class Officers — Pam La Valley, Secretary; Jamie Hasle, President; Carole Fitzpatrick, Vice President; Sue Erickson, Treasurer. FRIENDLIEST FRESHMEN On February 11, 1978, the class of 198rs Friendliest Freshman Dance was held. Chosen from ten semi-final- ists were the Hamrock twins, Janet and Jerry. They were crowned to the music of the band Giant City. 216 Class Council — Top Row: Pam LaValley, Linda Yetter. Jamie Hasle, Henry Alfaro, Joanne Stakee, Carole Fitzpatrick, Nina Sechler, Andrea Hernandez, Larry Franklin. Bollom Row: Beverly Tapia. Sue Erickson. Missing: Steve Garcia, Cindy Pondoff, Samantha Smart. Richard Agajanian Thomas Allen Kenneth Anderson Bryan Anderson Fashion ' 78. Pam Anderson Do a httle dance Sally Barron Kimberly Bass Rhonda Beaulieu George Becerra Dale Behnke M 1 S mf 1 ,.■:, l£i i 1 Mark Blonstein Ji Bloxham Catherine Boss Cynthia Boran 217 Jeff Chartier Deanna Chavez Gloria Chavez Michael Cheong One of La Sema ' s natural wonders. 218 Kelly Conwell Mary Curran Dig In! Kim Dalmatoff Carol Davis Julie Dawson %g . Ross Delacruz « 1 ■ ' .A ' •• r- e- • Joe Deluca Eugene Dewberry ■ %• - •• ' , -ft ; V John Dewey Ramon Diaz wAjiM i.. 4iS Chien Dinh Lori Doerr Deyra Donlucas Lisa Dunne Michael Eccleston Glenn Edling Michael Egberts Mark Ehlers James Eliza rraras Maria Foster Lisa Foulkes Mana Franco Hang Ten 219 Lawrence Franklin J % i ' - J f t « i tft Cerise Fukuji Martin Fuller t Brian Gaglia IP =n| Now THAT ' S excitement! Carlton Gallant Rose Gallardo Adaluz Garcia Hiram Garcia Jim Garcia v n Nancy Garcia Big, lough freshman. Gregg Greer Cathy Grinager Prajedis Guerrero TTiomas Gullotti I ' ' ' ic Andrea Hernandez Carlos Hernandez David Hernandez Robert Hernandez Kimberly Herold Out to kill. Robin Hovnes Two-headed freshman? Juvenal Huerta Jill Huston Kimberly KJepper Denise Knight Bryan Koch James Koeppel Gary Krause Pamela LaValley Allan Lecus Tuyen Le-Van 222 First Assembly. Scott Lidgard Sonja Lippert Karen Macura Madison Jose Manz Sylvia Marmolaso Calligrapher working out. ' Brian Marsh Lon Marshall Michael Martin Lawrence Martinez Bruce Martz Mary Mattson All Right!!! Mitchell McMurtry Michelle May Ray McLendon Brian McClure Shawn McDermott Martin McGee . K. i% Michael 223 McKenney 1 i{ _.!• Lunchtime at La Serna. David Moore Thuy Nguyen m vj K rZy S tH Bi. ¥ ' ♦ ' i  £..v Mary Pasiak Caroline Millspaugh Stephanie Monarrez Olga Monroy S3te SsSS Linda Montoya 224 Eric Peterson Patrick Petti She ' s backward Kathy Pivovaroff John Rizzo Terry Saldana Richard Sauer ■ v ' . Gary Schn eider Rob Schneider Bryan Selcer Kim will eat anything! t.J ' Vig Mike Sferlazza 225 L I Gan Shasky 5? - L Mike Shew k K - i MOP F H - M Michele Silva Sketching in art class. Stan Simmons Roberta Smith Salvatore Sorbello John Sperkenbach Kurt Spindle Neal Squyres ' «s . i Dana Sibley Samantha Smart Joanne Stakee J n.  j- k I H. ■i- V K C m j v w L 1 226 Lianne Thomson Sandy Thurman Julie Tishler Tracy Todd She ' s thmking. Cheryl _Tovn 4: fe Tom VanderWende Don Van Dine Jeff VanDusseldorp Matthew Vokal James Vradenburg Charlene Waithe Chris Wakefield Gary Walker Davita Wahers Doug Warner Laura Welch Julie Turrell Sharon Tyra Mark Williams Victor Williams Bernie Winkler Jim Underwood feo; ' ' ' m Raul Valdez V Stephen Wren Jim Wvatt Lupe Yanez Caroline Vetare Jackie Villa Paul Vinci Larry Viseur MISSING FRESHMEN Bruco ( iinnnlK Marc Minnicar Chicn lOmh Lien Thi NBuven LuiK ' -v l)ov nv Gilbert Pantaaut Vc ' rn lellhaum ' Curtis Patterson Bcnijmin (ion akv Mana PradcV , RoKti ILirvcN V . Dana Santistevan WiJ iiim Hiihcr Delia Seheible ;r!erie I) utcherMtn- liam Scott Ij.ircildkin i « Julie Swi tzer Harold Kmi , ?Iini l,a nian N ho fell .c . Gilberto Uribe 1 Catherine Vasquez Linda Willard . - v;. : A h - . h Mark Wirthlin Connie Withev Tom Witt Joshua Woodard ,227 Linda Yetter i ' FRESHMEN HONOR ROLL SOPHOMORE JUNIORSl llcnrv Alfaro P;imcl;i AniMiian li.Te :i Armenia Ruben Bara Sall Barriin l.l a Benslcad Caiherine Boas Cxnlhia Borcn l. nne Bradle Kell Brcilnian Janie Brvanl Jeffrev C ' auffman Wend. C onwa Kell Conwoll Slac Ciiuillard ( arol [)a i C ' hien Dinh Su an liritkson I ailh lisierson Ciciirge I ' raser C hri e I ukuji Brian Cjaglia Nantv Gi dfre CireggCirc cr Sarah Ciu lafM)n Bclh Henderson Andrea Hernandez Rulh Herrmann Caroline Inouse Robert Islik Jennifer Kann Pamela La Valle Joseph l-obe Douglas Lone Margaret Long nlhia Lukk Dawn Matura Mar Mattson Shawn McOermott Kenneth Miller Caroline Millspaugh Lananh Ngusen Julie Peeler Patrick Petti Lisa Quinones Lori Regenfuss Irma Rojas Lracs Sandler Nina Sechler Ciar Shask Andrew Sheridan Michael Shew Joanne Stakee Kerr Stewart .;; Susan S dow kimTallian Corryne Tero David Teissere Lianne Thomson Sand Thurman Laura Welch Joseph Wirthlin Joshua WiKidard Linda Yetter Chris Vochuni Christine Acosta Catherine Algarin Ciregor Baca Judith Biggs Dan Blevins Brian Bordieri Michael Brass Peter Burl Mar C ase John C auffman Mars Chen lanim Costantino Chinh Dinh Debra Dorman Harrs Lllis Patrick Jallex Brian Lukuji Cilenn LuUer Melissa Ciarrison Camille Cioulet Michael Cjundell Jeffrey Ciunn Dimna Cjunster Cheryl Halopoff lerry Hamblin Michael Henderson Barbara Herrmann , Jacquelyn Jessup Lricka Jones Stephanie Jones Valerie Keener Katherine Kennedy Ka Kirkhoff Brice Kittle Cjordon Kuist Michael Laemmlein Jacqueline Leclerc Duane Lindberg Maria Lynch Michael Malm Beatriz Martos Bruce Mattson Darien Maull Scott McLain James Michel Rosalinda Monroy Michelle Musgrove Laurence Near Huu Nguyen ({ileen Odanaka LJaine Oh Jeffrey Parks John Pascoe Diane Pearson Scott Rasmussen Frederick Reed Monica Regenfuss Cathy Rohach Catherine Rotondi V ernon Sanchez Douglas Selby Ciina Senna Peter Sheridan lilizabeth Sibtis Craig Smith Shaughnessev Steenburgen Susan Slegmair Richard Ihurmond AloiDca Alfari , James Aliamiruiu WlivUy ' Appolbaum ;,|:aji.ice-Apr ' ' ' - ' ' i Julie Bolinkc Siiarlene Clio C ' ariil tyivbowski kcniieth Doiiiingue -, Craig Lmer lan Shawnniarie I ' alleA Jod Ciersiiier I ebra Ciilmarlin Ciraciu Cioren ' icti rXJon ales Ciina Ciraham John Cjra Susan Cjundell Jeffre Haniilion Wendell Hatch Siinia Hernandez Suz Horaiek Nanc Huffaker Dana Jones ■ Lisa Katz IhanhLe Jiihn Marino Stephanie Miladinovich Cilen Miller Kathleen Miller James Millspaugh Carol Mona Ledeen Morhain John Morrison Christopher Nugent KurlOpenshaw James Parker Mark Peterson Lorraine Prunier Nancy Quinones fidmund Rice Jeanann Roach Allvson Rubin Bradley Sattler Julie Schmidt Sandra Shullz C aria Slater Michael Smolenski Robin Stambaugh Julie Stewart Lrin Strauss Maryjo L vaas L nn Vancouverihg William Welch Jeanne Westrup Mark Yu Richard Vanderwende Carlos Vemegas Ninh Vu Kay Wallis Christopher Wamsley Jeff Ward Laura Willard Susan Williams Deborah ZoUer 230 ■ ■ ■;JV ; BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND DISTRICT ADMINISTRA- TION Board of Trustees — 1. Mr. John Launtzen, President. 2. Dr. J. A. Sarchet, Vice President. 3. Mrs. Sue Blevins, Clerk. 4. Mrs. Joan Nay. Member. 5. Mr. Henri Pellissier, Member. District Administration — 6. Mr. Denzil Mornssey, Supermtendent. 7. Mr. Earle Fisher, Asst. Supenntendent of Business Services. 8. Dr. Art Hobson, Asst. Superintendent of Education Services. 9. Dr. Norman Eisen, Asst. Superintendent of Personnel Services. 10. Dr. Seabron Nohn, Asst. Supenntendent of School Administra- tion. 232 ADMINISTR- ATION Melvin Locke. Principal C. D. Pledger, Ass ' t. Principal of Curriculum Marvin Anderson, Ass ' t. Principal of Activities The many faces of M. E. L. 233 COUNSELORS Steve Frank SCHOOL AIDES School Aides are as follows: I. Ed Childs; Campus Cop. 2. Wally Horney: Assist- fj ant. Student Activities. 3. Bill Moran; Coordinator. 4. Helen Hewitt; Extended Wry ' . Expenence Program Teacher. John St. Clair. Assistant, Career Center. 5. Irene ' Rubio; Secretary, Library. 6. Aune MacGregor; Nurse. 7. Annette Calhoun; Libranan. 235 FACULTY DciHirimcni Chairmen arc us lollin s — Dasid E ans. Foreign Language: Joanna Exacoustos. English: Rich- ard Fesseden. Phys. Ed.: John Foreman. Social Studies: Harry Francisco. Fine Arts: William Lawson. Social Studies; Jim Longman. Science: Ernie Nesselh. Busi- ness: Tom Fletcher. Math: Harvey Ristow. Industrial Arts. Pal Baker Georae Bedford Revna Conrado Dexter Daleettv Marsha Davies 237 Ree Dorff David Evans Jon Eno Gilberto Escandori (%U S JjJ ■ i- ' i. ifek. Joanna Exacoustos if -J j -fr Richard Fesseden )i n I lentse John Foreman Harrv Francisco Maria Fulton Barbara Gonzalez Gwendolyn Griffin Ralph Hahn Harnett Herr Wallv Horney Wayne Ivey 239 Don Kolman Joe Laaerborg 1ike I.aN ' oue Bill Lawson Jim Lonsman ■ ' ■■■ ;- ' ■ ' ' 240 Gerald Mansfield Charles Mavfield Harlan Mavne James Nauahton Ernie Nesseth Fritz Neumann Tom Fletcher ' «aSSi 241 Jack Pribnow Wes Reed Harvev Ristovv 242 ■Ml Satulberg Delores Schiffert G. Schupmann ■l i Peggy Sebastian Dick Shoop Kathv Slawson .  Roger Spear Jim Spencer Jesse Vasquez Lvnn Viseur Carlton Wasner 243 Frank Walker Noble Walker Tom Woodburn Sue Woodward Mary Ellen Wulff FACULTY ' S YOUNGER DAYS 1. Aunne MacGregor. 2. Baby Hewey. 3. Arlene Olson. 4. Susie Woodward. 5. Billy Moran. 6. Wesley Reed. 7. Joey Lagerborg. 8. Cornelia Ruud. 9. Baby EX. 10. Hametl Herr. 11. Mana Fulton. 12. Reggy Dorff. 13. Dexter Dalgetty. 14. Peggy Sebastian. 15. Kathryn McKlarty. 16. Barbara Gonzalez. 17. Wally Baby. 18. The Cookie Monster KID. 19. Slevie Frank. 20. Marvie. 21. Joanie St. Clau eating lunch at age 5. 22. Baby Locke — our fearless leader. M m. 16 SECRETARIES Aiiciulance Office — i. Frances Jones. 2. Yolanda Perez Aciivilws Office — 3. Gail Eye. 4. Carol Ladoff. Piiiu pal ' s Office — 5. Kathy LoBue. Curriculum Office — 6 Jean Allen. 7. Mary Bartlett. 8. Charlyn Moore. Guitl mice Office — 9. Pam Childs. 10. Norma Orr. 1 1. Joyci Rvan. 248 . i ■ v.-;- ' Jl imm.. ' • m mmmnBisam m E [■y ' ■ ' Pri i CLASSIFIED STAFF Classified staff are as follows: I. Custodians — Marvin Clark, Glen Buehler. Ken Bennett. Leroy Fuller, Neil Andrus, Ed Bierfelt, Fred Bircham, James Hedges. 2. Larry Petsco. Boy s locker room attendant. 3. Cajeleria Staff — Barbara Hudspeth, Helen Gould, Betty Cobum, Joan Green, Michel Alio. 4. Evelyn Otto, girls locker room attendant. In 1965, two major events took place at La Serna High School. Mr. Edward Bierfelt was appointed Plant Foreman and the general contractor completed the construction of the swimming pool. Prior to moving to California Mr. Bier- felt worked for the Erie Railroad twenty-si.x years m New York. Upon retirement Ed and his wife have plans to travel throughout the United States in their 25 foot Prowler trailer. We are indebted to Ed Bierfelt for the excellent mechanical condition of the school. His insights, talents and resourceful- ness will be missed. Happy Trails to you, Ed. Melvin E. Locke 249 A D VER TISING DIRECTOR Y Baskin-Robbins B. J s California Cut Bob ' s Big Boy Colleen ' s Coiffures Cryovac Div. — W. R. Grace and Co. D and J Auto Parts Dance Arts Studio Davis Pharmacy El Cholo ' s First Family Church Fred Hodgson-Arnold Sauer Insurance Friendly Hills Travel Center Friends of La Serna c o Tom Nicks Funtastic Mopeds Gateway Tuxedo Rentals Good Luck Class of 78 c o Olivets Graue ' s Bakery Hammerford Builders and Designers Harry ' s Grog Shop Heck ' s Mens Store Hollywood Rubbish Co. Home Brokers Inc. Home Silk Shop Hot Dogger Ski and Sport I.R.E.N. Alba Realty, Inc. Kilsby Tube Supply La Prima Delicatessen Lanier-Richardson Funeral Service McAlister Paper Co. Mountain West Ski Oesterreich Ins. Agency People ' s Disposal Quaker City Federal Savings Ramsing Associates Realtors Sears, Roebuck and Co. Siewert-Barber Funeral Home Swiss Cleaners Sylo TJ ' s Submarine Sandwiches Troy Tickets Whittier Area Schools Federal Credit Union Whittier Kawasaki Whittier Piano and Organ Center Inc. W.P.M. Music Whittier Time Shop Whittwood Jewelers SPONSORS: Bill Boas Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boas Mike Boas Mr. and Mrs. Mario Buscaglia 15234 Whittier Blvd. 15037 Mulberry 14153 Whittier Blvd. 16242 E. Whittier Blvd. 16201 Commerce Way 15662 LeffingwellRd. 11805 Whittier Blvd. 13028 E. Philadelphia 840 Whittier Blvd. 8434 S. Greenleaf 6723 Washington Ave. P.O. Box 4708 15333LaSalosDr. 15 236 E. Whittier Blvd. 15336 La Mirada Blvd. 8460 Enramada 15716 Whittwood Lane 11713 Washington Blvd. 1021 IColima Road 8442 S. Quadway 15833 E.Rushford St. 15826 E. Whittier Blvd. 16051 E. Whittier Blvd. 8432 Laurel Ave. 10660 La Mirada Blvd. 3700 S. Capitol Ave. 141 14 Lambert Rd. 6338 Greenleaf Ave. 12426 Whittier Blvd. 16252 E. Whittier Blvd. 15022 Mulberry 9525 Santa Fe Springs Rd. 7021 Greenleaf 10434 Bogardus 1330 E. Telegraph 12524 E. Philadelphia 15043 Mulberry 157 10 Whittwood Lane 16310 E. Whittier Blvd. 9024 Washington 7957 S. Painter Ave. 14034 E. Whittier Blvd. 12219 E. Whittier Blvd. 16310 E. Whittier Blvd. 16533 E. Whittier Blvd. 1 5724 ' 2 E. Whittwood Lane Mr. Roy Freeman Dr. Julius Gray Mrs. W. A. Longmeier Cal Auto Stores 693-0545 941-8265 241-3164 947-1515 926-5816 943-6791 699-8896 698-0594 691-4618 698-6737 698-0025 698-0511 696-2524 696-9554 521-9940 698-5150 947-1111 698-0571 698-9146 696-4131 943-8310 947-7266 694-6331 693-0086 944-3218 699-9961 693-5617 698-9935 698-0728 943-2426 944-9727 696-9710 698-0151 691-1777 944-8011 698-0466 944-8734 943-2662 943-8380 699-0906 698-8326 945-3494 698-6706 691-0645 697-5515 943-7209 V 250 psoofl Baskin Robbins PEGGY HICKS Realtor (Every Office Is Independenily Owned) ALBA REALTY INC. 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AND INCOnt PROPERTY WHITTIER BNSTR CT 60 vK0 OF REALTORS nULTlPLE LisriMo- SERv ce: Service wiTH integi ity i riollliuioed llyLybisn 15833 E 1 yi|fcrjL m a. (ZI3) ? 3 ' S3 6 ISS 6Al£5 -P£NTAIS ' 1KE?AlR3 t mim V7EST Am IU251E. V HITTIER BLVD. V HiniET CA. 90G03 Funtastic Mopeds ■mm I53L6 C.LjhrH-Ier lv dl 1 2% K KiM-lQX (bWd mn Reed Etme UcenseABroktr jA ff e K.TcVtf o ' vWi BfokLf6 Xr c, Loans - Oatixru WAyf e K.TtVt WcT) c rva Sell f uH-fce ana Trust D e s 5c Halola HOME BROKERS, INC Oratge, Cojn Ooarc) of etcvl+oci DAVIS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONISTS BOB CAIN 698-0594 13028 E. Philadelphia St. Whittier. California 90601 Watches and Clocks Sales and Service Whittier Time Shop 16533 E.Whittier Blvd. Whittier, CA 90603 PAUL P. SCHMITT Watch and Clockmaker (213)697-5515 1S716 WHITTWOOD LANE WHfTTICR 0 BAKERT QUALITT FIRST CtSAirUtrESS ALWAYi m THE WHTITWOOO SHO IN« ceNTCH. 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WHiTTIEK. CALIF. OUO L STORE HOURS MON -FRI, 10 AM. TO 9 P M SAT. 10 AM TO 6 P M SUN. 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. 16051B EAST WHITTIER BL WHITTIER. CA 90603 PHONE (213) 694-6331 260 Sears Roebuck People ' s Disposal 56 YEARS SERVING VOUR COMMUNITY SIEWERT-BARBER fknerai fame. Dedicated to AmfU Oif-Sirmt Pirkmg RUTH C. BAReER 69 -0466 12524 E. P|Mlaa«lph-Mi WHimiR nuLr first family church 8434 South Greenleaf Whittier, California Ronald L. Prinzing, Pastor Our church family ' s purpose is to glorify God through the lives of His people. With this goal, we emphasize one ' s personal development in the framework of family relationships. We congratulate the class of 1978 for their singular accomplishments in their respective fields of study, and ask them to accept with us the challenge of glorifying God through the visible expression of our lives. 261 TJ5U ( ) fH3 ' ?3 0 UKiH-ior Ca tO(0O3 Quaker City Federal Savings 262 Sanford Studios Fred Hodgson Arnold Saver UUe conqratulaie the oZass c 792 3 end J jsh fcu success in yoUT fuiure endeavors. Lwe hcpe Hou, ovr neto alumni f tdill loin us in su otting all jbcncer cctivities in ihe years ire iV 9 00(3 loioq U ' V t-t W0U 6 :CUL tr --- nc ( aiivatp lcil t to aouv Uc-c (ia c. io 11 -K. t?un ' imi 2_ btf t ' h ' h Hour vfiifi l ida iJern 263 INDEX Abbate, Joseph C, 10 — 203 Abrahamian, Christine A., 12 — 23, 24. 63 Abrahamian. Jack H., 10 — 203 Acosla. Christine R., 10 — 178, 180, 181. 183,203 Adam, Brian S., 11 — 189 Adam, Laurie, 12 — 24 Adams. Jo A., 11 —80, 189 Adanka. E. — 181 Adargo. Candace M., 12 — 24, 180 Adnolf,JeffJ., 11 — 180.200 Agajanian. Margaret, 11 — 189 Agajanian, Richard M., 9 — 217 Aird, Steven A., II — 147, 189 Alfaro, Benjamin J.. 11 — 133, 189 Alfaro, HenryT..9— 14, 132, 150, 177, 181,216, 217 Alfaro. Monica A.. 11 — 14. 16.64. 176. 178. 180. 184, 188. 189. 177. 181. 100 Algarin.CathenneJ.. 10— 178. 180. 181, 183. 203 Algarin. Robert P.. 9 — 115. 124. 217 Allen, Craig D.. 9— 132. 176.217 Allen. Thomas K., 9— 14. 176. 179. 147.217 Altamirando. James S., 11 — 110. 180. 189 Amador. Richard. 12 — 47, 176 Ambris.JuanC. 10 — 203 Ambroso. Kathleen J.. 12 — 18. 24. 56. 84. 85 Amendt. LindaJ.. 11 — 189 Ammerman. Norman D.. 11 — 189 Anaya. Carlos B.. 10 — 203 Andersen. Kenneths.. 9— 115. 132. 147. 176. 217 Andersen. Kimberly J., 11—66. 176. 189 Anderson, Enc. 12 — 23.24, 148 Anderson. John. 12 — 19. 24. 56. 123 Anderson, John B., 9 — 23, 2 1 7 Andros, Angelo L.. 1 1 — 128. 189 Anisman. PamelaB.. 9 — 65. 178, 181.217 Appelbaum. Hollv A.. 1 1 — 181, 184, 189. 177 Appelbaum, Janice S., 1 1 — 180, 181, 184, 189. 177 Appelbaum. Steven M.. 9 — 27 Arambulo, Robert J.. 1 1 —66. 189 Arellano. Blanca L. 10 — 203 Arellano. GuillermoT.. 12 — 24 Armenia. Esther D.. 11 — 189 Armenia. Teresa L.. 9 — 180. 217 Ashton. Melinda D., 10 — 203 Askins, Charmagne K.. 9 — 217 Atkinson. Ronald. 12 — 24. 56 Aucutt. Barbara D. 9 — 217 Aucutt. Sandra A.. 11 — 189 Auxier. Janet L., 1 1 — 64. 1 84. 1 89 Avalos. Mary J.. 9 — 217 Avila. Martha P.. 10— 180. 183. 203 Avila. Stephen. 10— 114.203 Avma. Felipe Y.. 11 — 133. 189 Baba. Robert M.. 9— 158. 181.217 Baca, Gregory P.. 10— 176.203 Baeh. Joseph. 12 — 24. 180 Baeli. William R.. 10 — 203 Bailey. Deborah L.. 9 — 81.217 Bailev. MarvJ.. 11 — 81. 189 Baker. Erin L.. 11 — 162. 189 Bala. R.— 176 Baldwin. David. 11 — 189. 181 Ballantine.JohnH..9— 181.217 Balzhiser. DavidE.. 9 — 217 Bancroft. Douglas. 12 — 24.56. 128 Barajas. Alberto M.. 1 1 — 189 Barbalo. Christina A.. 10 — 203 Barber. NickiC. 9— 176. 177. 179.217 Barreras. Maria. 12 — 24 Barron. Nancy. 12 — 56.24.63, 177 Barron, Sally E„ 9 — 65. 177.217 Bass. KimberleyS.. 9— 178. 184.217 Bathe. Robert A.. 12 — 24. 110. 180 Bathe, William D.. 12 — 24. 56. 1 10. 180 Baumann. Craig. 12 — 23.24. 116. 180. 181. 177 Bays. Jeffrie L.. l I — 162. 185. 189 Beaulieu. Rhonda G., 9 — 1 78, 1 77, 1 8 1 , 1 84, 2 1 7 Becerra, George. 9 — 217 Becker. Allan J.. 10— 179.203 Behnke. Dale E.. 9 — 1 20. 1 76. 2 1 7 Behnke.JuheC. 11—64. 176. 181. 189. 100 Bell. Joseph G.. 9 — 217 Belongia. Jeffrey R.. 1 1 — 189. 200 Benstead. LisaL.. 9 — 65. 176. 177. 181, 217 Bernardi. James J.. 10— 176.203 Bernardi. NancyJ.. 11 — 189 Bettinger. Andrew C. 1 1 — 1 16. 189 Biggers. Melissa G.. 11 — 189 Biggs. Judith A.. 10 — 180. 203 Bishop. KelK J.. 9— 123.217 Blackwill. Sheri. 12— 14. 18.23.55.56.24.98. 154. 158. 160. 185 Blain. Donald F.. 1 1 — 1 76. 1 77. 1 89 Blaine. Barbara. 12 — 25.83. 183 Blake. Stephens.. 10 — 203 Blechel. Deena L.. 10 — 80. 203 Blechel. Lvnne. 12 — 25 Blevins. Dan L.. 10—214 Blevins. Linda S.. 12 — 25 Blevins. Mary M., 9 — 217 Blonstein. Barbara J.. 1 1 — 80. l. ' ;6. 181, 189 Blonstein, Mark S.,9 — 217 Bloxham, JillR., 9— 181,217 Blunt, John W., 10 — 203 Boas, Catherine G, 9— 185,217 Boas, Susan, 12 — 25,84 Bucanegra, America A., 1 1 Boiteau, Richard, 12 — 25. 127 Boltinghouse. Susan. 12— 12. 16. 18.23.48.55. 56.63.83.86,98, 176, 180, 184,25, 156, 181 Bond, Maria M., 10— 176,203, 156, 177, 179, 181 Bordifri, Brian D., 10 — 203 Boren,CynthiaA., 9 — 64, 217 Boren, Pamela, 12 — 74, 96, 176, 183, 25, 67. 56. 49 Borja. Gabriel E.. 12 — 25. 133 Borja, Guillermo A.. 12 — 25 Bowhn. Sidney L.. 11 — 189 Boyar.Jan. 12— 185.25. 179, 181,56,23,49 Boyd, Rebecca, 12 — 16, 18, 63. 95, 25, 84, 85, 179,23 Boyd, Sharon M., 1 1 — 84, 176, 189 Bover, Keith W.,9 — 83, 218 Bradley, Lynne E., 9 — 83, 184,218 Bradley, Steve P., 10 — 203 Bradshaw, Craig A., 10—114, 176,203 Bradshaw, Douglas W., 1 1 — 189 Brass, Kathleen, 12 — 16, 98, 183, 185, 25, 67, 84, 85,56 Brass, Michael A.. 10 — 84, 203 Brass, Patrick A.. 9 — 83, 218 Breitman. KellyA..9— 177. 178. 184.218 Bremicker.ChnsT.. 11—200 Brennan. Dan E.. 10— 176. 203 Brennan. Kimberly. 12 — 63. 176. 178. 184.25. 177. 170 Brewer. Kimberly. 12 — 25, 176 Brooks, Matthew, J.. 9— 115.218 Brou.ssalian. Diane. 12 — 25,63. 177 Brown. Carl A.. 10 — 203 Brown. Chris T.. 10 — 203 Brown. Kan A. 1 1 — 64, 93, 100, 1 89 Brown, Ronda, 12 — 25,56,63, 176 Brunk, Mark E., 10 — 83,203 Bruns, LindaJ., II — 184, 189 Bryant, Janie S.,9— 171, 178,218 Buchanan, Lisa, 12 — 23, 26 Buckler, Elaine, 12 — 26 Budke,JohnG., 9 — 218 Buaaren, James E., 1 1 — 1 76, 1 77, 1 89 Burbridee, Becky L.. 9 — 66, 1 7 1 , 1 76, 1 77, 2 1 8 Burch, Ronald M., 11 — 190 Burchfield, Gregory L.. 1 1 — 190 Burgess, Keith, 12 — 19. 23, 26, 56, 1 16 Burns, Samuel P., 11 — 190 Burt, Peter M., 10 — 83,203 Butala. Raymond R„ 1 1 — 190 Butler, Jeffrey M., 12 — 26 Butler, Kelly L., 10 — 1 76, 1 77, 203 Bvlsma, Scott C, 11 — 190 Byrens, Stephen A., 1 1 — 180, 190 Cabraloff, Michael E„ 1 1 — 176, 190 Cabrera, Sandra P., 11 — 190 Caillouette, Lisa, 12 — 26 Calabretta, Janine, 12 — 26 Caldera, Maria G., 12 — 26 Camargo, Adriana E.. 10 — 203 Camargo, Omar E. 1 1 — 180. 190 Campagni. Frances L.. 10 — 214 Campagm. Michael A.. 12 — 26. 146 Campbell. Dale W.. 1 1 — 200 Campbell. Terry L. 10 — 203 Capristo, Eveha. 9 — 218 Caputo. Roy T.. 11 — 189 Cardenas. Concepcion. 10 — 214 Cardenas. Teresa. 1 1 — 200 Carl. Eugene. 12 — 26 Carnahan. Erin T.. 11 - 16.64.91.93. 176. 178. 184. 188. 190 Carnahan. Juha. 12—16, 18.63.91.93. 178. 183. 26. 179.56. 100.23.48 Carnall. Carmela. 11 — 190 Camalla. Minerva. 9 — 218 Camow. Lance, 1 2 — 1 2. 52. 1 2 1 , 1 76. 1 84. 26. 128. 177.56.23 Caro. Fernando. 10 — 203 Carpenter. Claudia A.. 1 1 — 83. 190 Carpenter. Keith A.. 12 — 23. 26. 180 Carroll. BrendaM.. 9— 178. 184.218 Carroll. Mark F.. 11 — 190 Casagranda. Tanya R.. 9 — 177. 218 Casanova. Grace ' M.. 11 —63.83. 177. 179. 181. 190 Casey. Marv A.. 10—14. 178.202.203.67. 156. 179. 181 ' Casnlleja. Adolfo. 10 — 204 Casullo. Michael. 10 — 204 Cauffman.JeffreyA..9— 14. 150, 181,218 Cauff man, Johns., 10— 150, 181, 204 Causey, Barbara L., 1 1 — 66, 100, 190 Causey, Paul R.. 9 — 1 1 5, 1 32, 1 50, 2 1 8 Cecchini, James, 12 — 55, 56, 26, 1 10 Cecchini, JulieA., 10 — 204 Ceniceros, Gilbert M., 9 — 2 18 Ceniseroz, Peter J., 1 1 — 200 Cervantes, Felix, 10 — 204 Cervantes, Jose R., 12 — 26 Chapman, Kerry K., 9— 184,218 Chapman, Nicole L„ 1 1 — 177, 190 Chapman, Theresa M., 9 — 66, 218 Chartier, Jeff S.. 9 — 28.83 Chavez. Deanna C. 9 — 183.218 Chavez. Elizabeth. 12 — 26, 56, 63 Chavez, Gloria, 9 — 218 Chavez, John A., 11 — 190 Chavez, Paul, 12 — 26. 176 Chen. Mary Mei Chun. 10— 178.204 Cheong. Elizabeth S.. 1 1 —66. 100. 176. 180, 190 Cheong, Michael U., 9 — 218 Ching, Michael O., 11 — 190 Ching, Steven, 12 — 27,56,83. 181 Cho.SharleneS.. 1 1 — 184. 190. 179 Choate. Tami L. 10— 14. 176. 177. 181.202.204 Chowtham. Chalida. 1 1 — 190 Chowtham. Nongyowvadee. 12 — 27 Chrisakis. Theresa R.. 9 — 2 1 8 Christy. Dayna L., 10 — 64. 184. 204 Chua. Peter D., 12 — 27.95. 179 Chybowski. Carol A.. 1 1 — 86. 180. 190 Cmquini. Anthony D.. 9— 176.218 Cmquim. Patricia. 12 — 27, 176. 178. 184 Cisneros. Anna T., 1 1 — 183. 200 Cisneros. Tina L. 9 — 218 Gark. Gregory. 12 — 27 Clark. Raymond L.. 11 — 189 Clarke. Johns.. 12 — 23.27. 176, 177. 181. 185 Clement. Colette S.. 1 1 — 63. 100. 190 Clement, David, 12— 180,27, 177, 181,56,83, 23 Clement, Tanya M.. 9 — 1 76. 1 77. 2 1 8 Clements. John, 12 — 27 Qements, Yvonne M., 1 1 — 190 Clew. Cary W., 11 — 177. 190 Chfton, C ' raigT,, II — 146, 176, 200 Coggins, Eric D., 12 — 56,93, 176,27, 181 Coggins, Kenneth, 12— 19,86, 110, 180, 184,27, 181,56 Coggins, Timothy J., 1 1 — 146, 189 Cohen, Susan B., 11—64, 176, 178, 188, 190, 177, 100 Comontofski, Donald, 12 — 54, 27, 181, 56 Conley, James S., 10—114, 202, 204 Connolly, Bruce T., 9 — 120, 137. 181.227 26 Connollv.Mark. 12 — 23,27,49, 116. 177, 183 Connolfv, Scot P.. 11 — 177. 190 Conrad. Gina C. 11 — 190 Constanline. Dione M., 10 — 64.204 Conwav. WendvJ..9 — 218 Conwell. K.ellvA„9 — 66, 155 Cook, Robert, 12 — 27, 148, 176, 177 Cook, Shellv .. 1 1 —63, 176, 177. 190 Cooper, Carol, 12 — 56,63, 176. 178,27, 177 Cooper, Cecil T., 10— 184, 204 Coronel, Chnstopher, 1 1 — 190 Coronel, Leonard J,, 10—114,214 Coronel, VvetteS, 9 — 218 Costantino, Judv. 12 — 27 Costantino, Tammv M„ 10— 178, 184. 204 Costello, Larrv S.. 10 — 1 14, 204, 214 Cuttlf. Bonnie J.. 11—80,90,93, 184, 190 Couillard,StacyL.,9— 157, 181,218 Covarrubias, Maria. 9 — 218 Covev. Leslie A.. 10 — 81 Cove ' v. Marv K.. 1 1 — 81, 176. 191 Cox.CvnthiaM.. 12 — 47 Cox. H ' enrvW.. 9 — 218 Co.x, LisaA., 12 — 27, 162, 176, 177, 178 Cox, Randall, 12 — 185.28. 177. 179. 181.83.23. 81 Cox. Thomas M.. 11 — 191 Cox. Valerie A., 9 — 96.219 Cram, Rhonda K.. 9— 178. 184. 177,219 Cramer, Scott C. 9— 120, 124,219 Crawford, Allan F„ 11 — 191 Craw-ford, LvnneM, 9— 176, 177, 178,219 Crews, Gerald D., 11 — 191 Crews, John, 12 — 28. 116 Crippen. Jacqueline. 12 — 28. 176 Crippen. Jeffrey S, 1 1 — 124. 179. 185. 191 Crippen. Martv S.. 10— 120. 204 Cummings.John, 12 — 28, 181 Cummmas, TracevJ., 11—93, 178. 184, 191 Curran,JoannM.. 10— 180.204 Curran. Kevin. 12 — 28 Curran. Mar E.,9— 178. 184. 185.219 Curran. Raymond F.. 1 1 — 191 Dalmatoff. ' Kim A.,9— 176, 178, 180, 184. 185. 177.219. 181 Dalton. James, 12 — 23. 176, 185,28, 177. 181 Dalton. Martha E.. 1 1 — 177. 191 Daniel. Aaron S.. 10 — 1 14, 204 Darnel, Renee L., 12 — 28, 56, 67. 83 Dantin. Eddie A.. 10 — 204 Daust. Timothv A.. 1 1 — 128, 191 Davis. Carol L.. 9— 178. 184.219 Davis. Enc. 12 — 28 Davis. Gregory A.. 10— 125. 204 Davis, James J.. 10—114,204 Davis,Juli A., 11 — 191 Davis, Kenneth C, 10 — 214 Davis. Kevin, 12 — 28 Davis. Leslie, 12 — 28,56 Davis, Mane. 12 — 23.28.56 Davis. Michael A.. 11 — 128. 176. 177. 180. 191 Davis. Robin M.. 1 1 —64. 191 Davis. Shem L. 1 — 65. 1 80. 1 84. 204 Dawson. Julia M.. 9 — 83, 219 Degrandis, Gian. 12 — 28. 70 Dehaseth, Robert A.. 10 — 204 Delacruz. RossJ.,9 — 219 Delacruz, Terry M.. 10— 1 14. 204 Deluca.JoeJ.,9 — 219 Deluca. John J.. 11 — 191 Denning. Karen D., 1 1 — 178. 184. 185. 191 Derose. Gres P., 11—200 Desjardins, Lesa D., 10 — 204 Desmond, Jenm, 12 — 28,63. 176 Dewberrv. EuaeneC. 9 — 219 Dewev. Elizabeth A., 10 — 204 Dewev,John.A.., 9 — 219 Diaz, Carlos R.. 11—200 Diaz, Idaha D.. 10 — 2CW Diaz.Ramon, 9— 133, 219 Diggs, Karen, 12 — 23,28,73,74,98, 176 Dineman, Michael J., 1 1 — 191 Dinh, AnhT.. 11 — 179. 191 Dinh.Chi.9 — 219 Dinh.Chien, 9 — 219, 227 Dmh, Chmh, 10 — 204 Dinh, Kim Chi T.. 12-28 Dmh, MinhT., 12 — 23,28 Di.xon, Susan, 12 — 23, 29. 56 Dodson. John F.. 11 — 191 Doerr. LondeeA..9— 176, 181.219 Doherly. Terance J. 1 1 — 191 Dormnauez. Joe G.. 10 — 204.214 Dominauez. Kenneth L.. 1 1 — 12. 180. 184. 185. 188. T91. 177, 181, 148 Donlucas, Devra A„ 9 — 219 Donlucas, Jos ' eJ., 11 — 191 Donoho, Deanna S., 11—93, 184, 191 Dorman, Debra L.. 10 — 83,204 Dombush, Kevin, 12 — 29, 56, 176 Downs, James W., 9 — 219, 227 Downs, Richard E., 11 — 19! Dovle, James. 12 — 29 Drvsol.GreaD., 11 — 191 Du ' arte. Patricia E., 10— 176, 177, 178, 184, 204 Dunn. Steven E.. 1 1 — 200 Dunne. John. 12 — 23,29 Dunne, Lisa B., 9— 123, 164, 179,219 Dumford, Robert B., 11 — 191 Dvkhouse. Bret L. 10—114, 131,205 Ebben, Karen R., 10 — 205 Eccleston, Michael F.. 9— 115,219 Eckenrode. Patti J.. 11 — 191 Edlms.GIenn W,,9 — 219 Eds, H.— 177 Edwards. Nick J., 11 — 191 Edwards. Paul. 12 — 29 Edwards. Randall L.. 11 — 191 Egan. Jennifer M.. 10— 164. 205 Eaan, Kevin, 12—16. 19.53.54.96. 176, 178, 180, 185,29,67,56 Eaberts, Michael C. 9 — 219 Ehlers. MarkJ..9 — 83. 180.219 Elizarraras. James, 9 — 219 Elliott, Jeffrey, 12—19,29,56, 117, 176, 177 Elliott, Jeffrey A., 10— 14, 120,205 Elliott, Michael J., 9 — 219 Elliott, Patnck L., 10— 137, 176, 177, 205 Ellis,HarrvO.. 10— 131, 181.214 Elm.Linda, 12—16.63.91.93.98, 176,29, 156, 181,56,23 Emas, Scott H.. 12 — 29 Emen.ColletteL.. 11—81, 191 Emery, Melissa. 12— 18.70,75, 180,29,181,56, 23 Emerzian, S. Craia, 11 — 110. 188, 191 Emigh, Holly L., U — 16, 63, 100, 164, 176, 179. 19 ' 1 Emiah. Michael. 12 — 29. 110,176 EngTe. Patrick M., 10 — 29, 205 Ennquez. Gina R., 12 — 23. 29. 56 Ennquez. Vvette R.. 1 1 — 180. 191 Eppler. Steven R,. II — 177, 191 Erhart, Donovan R., 10 — 205 Enckson, Deborah M.. 10 — 96. 177. 179. 184. 185.205 Enckson. Michael E.. 12 — 29 Enckson. Susan A., 9— 179, 184, 185,216,219 Escalle, Richard L., 11— 66, 191 Escobar, Julie A., 11—66, 176, 191 Espmosa, Edward A.. 9 — 1 1 5. 2 1 9 Esquivel. Michael. 1 1 — 192 Esterson. FaithD..9— 157, 164, 176. 184.219, 181 Estes.Brenda E.,9— 177,219 Ethendge, Elaine, 1 2 — 23, 29, 63, 1 79 Evans. Brad, 11 — 176,200 Evans, Debbie. 12 — 55, 56, 29 Evans, Kim, 12 — 23,29, 176, 177 Falcon,Henry, 12 — 30, 110 Falley, Patrick R., 10 — 205 Falley, Shawnmane, 1 1 —63, 86, 179, 192 Fehx, Leonila, 12 — 30 Feh.x, Rosa S., 11 — 192 Fellbaum, Vera J., 9 — 219, 227 Fernandez, Robm L„ 10 — 64, 184,205 Firmani, Lisa M., 9 — 219 Firmani. Michele A.. 1 1 — 192 Fischer. Steven M.. 11 — 148, 181. 192 Fisher, John. 12 — 30 Fitzgerald, Cathenne, 10 — 65, 205 Fitzgerald. Nancy A., 12 — 30 Fitzpatnck, Carole A., 9— 16,66, 178.216,219 Fitzpatnck, Thomas M., 1 1 — 192 Flores, DavidE.. 9 — 219 Flores, Graciela. 1 1 — 192 Fonseca. Evelyn M.. 10 — 64.183,184,205,84, 177, 181,81 ' Ford. Betsy J.. 1 1 —90. 93. 155. 176. 178. 192. 177. 100 ' Ford. Kerrv D., 9 — 219 Fortney. Steve B.. 11 — 121. 192 Foster, MartaM., 9 — 66, 177, 178, 184,219 Foulkes, Arthur J., 11 — 192 Foulkes, LisaA.. 9 — 219 Fox, L.— 184 Franceschmi. Bnan P., 1 1 — 1 10. 176. 200 Franco. Mana, 9 — 183,219 Franco, Teresa, 9 — 220 Franklin, Lawrence R., 9— 14, 115, 132, 176, 177.220,216 Franklin, Lynette L., 12 — 18, 23, 30, 48. 56 Eraser, George M.. 9— 115, 127,220 Fredenckson, Leslie J., 1 1 — 192 Freeman, David S, 1 1 — 176, 177. 192 Freeman. Jennifer, 1 2 — 30, 47, 56, 63, 93 Freeman, Michael J., 1 1 — 200 Freeman, Patnck C, 9 — 220 Freeman, Virginia L., 9 — 65, 178, 184,220 Fromson, Martin J„ 1 1 — 200 Fuchs, Georgette R.. 1 1 — 180. 185. 192 Fuentes. Diana J.. 1 1 — 192 Fuhs, Karen S., 10 — 205 Fukuji, Bnan C, 10 — 205 Fukuji, Bruce, 12 — 23,55, 176, 183. 184. 185.30. 177. 181 Fukuji, Cense A.. 9 — 66. 1 76, 1 77, 220 Fuller, Glenn J.. 10—114, 176,205 Fuller. Martin F, 9 — 1 15, 176. 220 Fun-ell. J.— 178 Gabler. Enck E.. 10 — 205 Gaglia. Bnan P.. 9 — 146.220 Gaglia. Wayne F.. 10—146. 205 Gamev. Ch ' ns W., 1 1 — 200 GaH, Patncia F.. 12 — 30 Gall, Steven T., 9 — 220 Gallant. Carlton L„ 9 — 220 Gallant, Jacqueline, 1 2 — 1 80, 30, 1 77, 56, 23, 164 Gallant, Michelle M., 11—63, 192, 177, 100, 164 Gallardo, Rosa, 9 — 220 Gallego, Margarette C, 12 — 30 Gallena, Joseph J.. 10 — 214 Garcia, Adaluz. 9 — 220 Garcia, Diane, 12 — 14, 70, 180, 30, 181, 57 Garcia, Hiram, 9 — 220 Garcia, Jim A„ 9 — 220 Garcia, Nancy, 9 — 220 Garcia, Robert W.. 10 — 205 Garcia, Rosa L., 12 — 30 Garcia, Rosalina, 9 — 220 Garcia, Steven M., 9 — 14, 1 1 5, 220 Garcia, Susana, 12 — 30 Gardner, Richard, 12 — 23, 30, 57, 66, 93. 176 Garaano, Bonme. 10 — 205 Ganson. Linda, 12—178, 184, 30, 73, 57, 23 Gamian, Bonnie L„ 9 — 1 76, 1 77, 1 8 1 , 220 Garmon, Lavonne, 12 — 31, 57 Garmon, RickyL.,9 — 220 Gan-en, Lisa A., 9 — 220 Gamson, Melissa A., 10 — 65, 176, 178, 184,205, 162, 177 Gaudineer, Gail W., 11 — 63, 86, 192 Geek. Manna, 12 — 23, 31 Gemberling, Man M., 12 — 31 Gemmil, Ctinis L. H, 1 1 — 125, 176, 192 Gentry, Pamela A., 1 1 —64, 100, 176, 192 George, Thomas M.. 9—185, 220 Georgii. Enk N.. 12 — 31.57.95, 176, 179, 180 Gerdelman, Mano R„ 9 — 220 Gerler, Shen- L., 10 — 205 Gerstner, Jody D., 1 1 — 180, 192 Gilbert, Cheryl M., 10 — 86, 178. 180, 185,205 Gilbert, Ronald, 12 — 12, 23, 52. 86, 93, 184. 31. 181 Gilkev, BrendaL..9— 177, 178. 184,220 Gilkev, Kathleen A., 10 — 64, 177, 184,205 Gilmartin. Debra A.. 1 1 — 64, 188, 192 Gilmartin, Ronald F., 10 — 1 14, 205 Glenn,JenmferJ., 10 — 65, 178, 184,205, 156, 162. 181, 171 Glvnn, Tammv L., 1 1 — 177, 192 Goben, Gracia M.. 1 1 — 180. 192 Goble. Pamela K.. 9 — 220 Godfrey. Bnags. 12 — 31, 176 Godfrey, Michele A., 1 1 — 100, 176, 177, 192 Godfrey, Nancy J., 9 — 65, 176, 177,220 Goena, Adalberto D„ 10 — 205 Goint, Jose L., 10 — 214 Gomez, Arthur, 12 — 31 Gomez, Leonard A.. 12 — 3 1 , 55 Gomez, Paulino, 10 — 214 Gonzales, David R., 10— 150, 205 Gonzales, Melissa A., 10 — 77, 178,205 Gonzales, Victor P., 11 — 192 Gonzalez, Alma B., 10— 183, 206 Gonzalez, Benjamin, 9 — 220, 227 Gonzalez. Graciela, 11 — 192 Gonzalez, Jose. 12 — 31, 57. 133. 176 265 Gonzalez, Lillian D., II — 192 Gonzalez, Maria, 12 — 31 Gonzalez, Mana R., 1 1 — 180. 183, 192 Gonzalez, Nancy A., 10—184.214 Goodman. Douglas E.. 10 — 206 Gordon, Tod W., 9 — 220 Gorman, B., 9 — 65 Gough, Galal R., II — 110, 192 Gouguenheim, Jean-Franco, 12 — 95. 176,31, 179, 181 Goulding, John, 1 1 — 90, 93, 192 Goulft,CamilleA., 10—86, 179, 185.206 Graham. Gina M., II —66. 192 Granados, Jaime, II — 133, 192 Granados, Martha, II — 192 Granados, Rosa M . , 12 — 31 Gray, John E., 11 — 176, 178, 185, 193,84, 181, 148 Green, Carol L., 11—66, 100, 176, 193 Greer. Gregg L., 9 — 181,220 Greer, Mark, 10—120.206 Greer, Thomas L., 10 — 206 Gnffin,Joan, 12 — 23,31 Grinager, Cathy L., 9 — 1 77, 1 78, 1 84, 220 Gruber, Paul A., II — 180. 193 Grundmann. Bnan M., 9—150, 220 Grundmann, Carl A., 10— 150,206 Guerrero, Lorenza, 10 — 183. 206 Guerrero, Prajedis. 9 — 220 Guerrero. Zacarias, 10 — 214 Gullotti,JohnM., 11 — 110, 176, 177, 193 Gullotti, Thomas B., 9 — 1 1 5, 127, 220 Gumm, Diana K, 1 1 — 200 Gundell, Michael K., 10— 120, 177,206 Gundell, Susan M., 1 1 — 64, 188, 193 Gunn, Jeffrey R., 10— 114, 131,206 Gunster, Donna S., 10— 176. 178. 206 Gusiff, Paul A., 12 — 19, 31, 57, 128, 177, 181 Gustafson, Sarah, 9 — 1 79, 22 1 Gulzwiller, W. Chris, 10 Guyan,Janan, 12 — 31. 177, 181 Guzman, Ramon M., 9 — 221 Hadsell, Patti, 11 — 193 Haerr, Steven C, 10 — 206 Hain, Susan, 12 — 74,98, 176,31,73, 181,57,23 Haley, James, 12 — 32.57. 181 Haley. Jana L., 10— 184.206 Hall. Gary, 12 — 32,57 Hall, Suzanne, 10 — 65, 1 78, 1 79, 206 Hallett, Karen E., 1 1 — 200 Halopoff, Cheryl M., 10 — 64, 176, 184, 185,206 Hamblin, Terr , 10— 178, 181, 184, 206 Hamilton, David, 12 — 32 Hamilton, Jeffrey A, 1 1 — 193 Hammond, Howard M., 1 1 — 185, 193 Hamrock, Janet M, 9 — 216, 221 Hamrock, Jerry T., 9 — 1 15, 185, 216, 221 Hamrock, Margaret M., 12 — 32, 57, 93, 183 Hamrock, Patrick J., 1 1 — 1 10, 193 Han, Jeffrey, 11 — 110, 176, 193 Han, Sandra, 10 — 65, 176, 178. 184,206, 177, 179 Handley, Kim R., 10— 164, 177. 181,206 Hani, D. — 177 Harbour, Cheryl L., 9 — 221 Harbour, Rick J., 1 1 — 200 Harding, Lmda, 12 — 18, 23, 32, 57, 67, 84 Harmon, Sarah M., 1 1 — 176, 177, 193 Hart. David L.. 10— 181.206 Hartig, John R., 10 — 214 Hartzell, Michelle L., 9 — 171, 178, 184,221 Harvey, Robert, 9 — 22 1 , 227 Hasle, Jamie L., 9 — 14, 1 54, 1 78, 2 1 6 Hasle, Margreta A., 1 1 — 14, 64, 90, 93, 1 76, 1 78, 188, 193, 100, 164 Hatch, Wendell, 11 — 110. 128, 193 Hattori, Toru. 1 1 — 193 Hause, DavidN. 9 — 221 Hausmann, Mary L., 12 — 32 Hawkins, Dean, 11 — 193 Haworth. Monique R., 9 — 22 1 Heddergott, Brent A., 10— 120, 176. 177,206 Heggie, Kevin D, 9 — 1 37, 1 8 1 , 22 1 Heider, Bonnie J., 10 — 206 Heider,GlonaJ., 12 — 23,32 Hellebrand, IngndG., 11—66, 193 Hellebrand. Norman E., 9 — 22 1 Henderson, Beth A., 9 — 1 57, 1 78, 1 80, 1 77, 22 1 , 181, 164 Henderson, Michael P., 10— 123,206. 177 Henderson. William. 1 1 — 129, 193 Hendren, Michael D., 9 — 221 Henley, Tracy V„ 11 — 193 Henson, Tammy M.. 10—177. 185,206 Hentzen, Kevin J, 1 1 — 66. 193 Herald, K.— 178 Hernandez, Andrea A., 9 — 65, 178, 184, 162, 221, 181,216 Hernandez, Carlos, 9 — 221 Hernandez. Dana A., 10— 155,206 Hernandez, David C, 9 — 221 Hernandez, Javier, 12 — 32 Hernandez, Robert J., 9—115, 127 Hernandez, Soma L., 1 1 — 14, 16, 64, 100, 178, 180, 184. 188, 193 Herold, Kimberly E., 9 — 162, 22 1 Herrmann, Barbara A., 10— 185, 206 Herrmann, Ruth M., 9— 185,221 Herzog, Lisa. 12 — 32.57 Hethcox. Timothy J.. 12 — 32 Hewes,CharlieR.,9— 115. 127 Hickey. Daniel. 12 — 23.32 Hicks.JamesM., 9 — 93.221 Higgins. Enn K.. 12 — 47 Higgins. Kathleen K.. 10— 171, 176, 206 Higgin.s, Lome B., 11 — 193 Hildebrand, DuaneJ., 11 — 100, 193 Hilger, Kathy L., 10 — 206 Hill, Kenneth A, 9 — 221 Hinnchs, Thomas J., 12 — 32 Hinton, Christopher, 12 — 32, 176 Hinton, DianaF.,9— 171, 178, 184,221 Hock, David S., 10 — 83,90,93, 176,206 Hoefling, LoriL.,9— 14,221 Hoffmann, Craig A., 10— 114, 180,206 Holcomb, Joanne M., 9 — 221 Holden, Robert E., 1 — 83, 1 23, 207 Holguin, Robin, 10 — 207 Holland, Shan A., 10 — 207 Hollar, Karen A., 11 — 193 Holliman, D., 10 — 207 Holmes, Brian C, 9— 115, 176,221 Holmes, Jack Jr., 1 1 — 200 Holtz, Bradley, 12 — 23,32 Homsi, Ahmad M., 1 1 — 200 Homsi, Mohamed M., 12 — 47 Horaiek, Suzy E., 1 1 — 100, 180, 193 Home, Robert R., 11 — 193 Homey, Steve, 9 — 1 32, 1 50, 22 1 Houlahan, Peter C, 1 1 — 176, 193 Howard, Gary L, 9 — 115.221 Howard. Janet L.. 11 — 179, 180, 183, 184, 193 Hoynes, Kim, 12 — 32,63,80, 183 Hoynes, Robin L., 9 — 179,221 Hovt, Patricia, 12 — 32, 177 Huber, William D., 9 — 227 Huerta, Juvenal, 9 — 221 Huerta, Sergio, 10 — 207 Huffaker, Nancy C, 1 1 — 16, 64, 91, 93, 100, 178, 184, 188, ' I93 Hughes, David M., 12 — 47 Hughes, Gary, 12 — 33,57,83 Hughes, Ronald N., 11 — 193 Hurlburg, Parker, 12 — 33, 185 Hurlburt, TraynorJ., 11 — 193 Hurley, Elizabeth E.. 11 — 193 Husen, Julie E., 10— 176, 178,202,207,77, 177. 179 Huston, Jill D.,9— 176. 177. 178. 184, 181,221 Hutcherson, Valene A., 9 — 184, 227 Hutten, Fredrick E., 10 — 214 Hutton,ChrissieH., 10 — 65, 176. 184,207 Hutlon,TracyE., 9— 176,221 Hyde, Susan. ' 1 2 — 33. 47. 57. 63. 84. 183 Inman. Diane E.. 9 — 23.221 Inman, Donna, 12 — 33 Inouye, Caroline M., 9—176. 178. 179, 184, 222 Irwm, Kathryn, 12 — 23. 33, 70, 75, 91, 93, 98, 176 Irwm, Kimberly M., 9 — 66, 171, 176,222 Istik, Robert R!, 9 — 83, 222 Ivashkin, Mark, 10 — 207 Jackson, Barbara E., 1 1 — 200 Jackson, Dana M., 9— 177, 178,222 Jackson, Marlys M., 9 — 178, 181, 222 Jackson, Matthew D., 12 — 33 Jackson, Sarah M., 10 — 207 Jacobs, Ehren, 12 — 19, 23, 56, 57, 176, 178, 184, 33,67, 181 Jarnagan, Jeanne. 9 — 222 Jarnagan. Linda. 1 1 — 193 Jarrard. James A.. 9 — 222 Jeck. MarkA., 10— 114, 125,207 Jeffers,JimS.,9 — 222 Jefferosn, Matthew B, 1 1 — 193 Jenmngs, Nancy D., 1 1 — 83, 183, 184, 193 Jensen, Gary L., 1 1 — 200 Jensen. Paul H, 9 — 222 Jessup, Jacquelyn R., 10 — 207 Jessup, JonE.,9— 132,222 Jiminez, Maria, 12 — 33, 57, 176 Johnson. DelberlS., 10 — 207 Johnson, Dixie G., 9 — 222 Johnson, James. 12 — 33 Johnson. Jill, 12 — 23, 49, 33. 57. 63 Johnson. John C. 11 — 193 Johnson. Leslie A.. 12 — 33, 57, 73 Johnson, Wayne, 12 — 33 Johnson, William W., 1 1 — 194 Johnston, Shelley, 12 — 23, 33. 57, 63, 83 Jones, Can L., 11 — 176, 177, 178, 184, 194 Jones, Dana L, 1 1 — 64, 100, 160, 194 Jones, Encka L., 10 — 64,207 Jones. Stephanie D.. 10—16. 202, 207 Jud.AlexF..9 — 222 Juneman. KarenJ.,9— 176, 177, 178, 184, 185, 181,222 Jurevics, Laura, 9 — 66, 222 Kalpakoff, Catherine, 12 — 33 Kamalski, Danny J., 1 1 — 177, 179, 184, 194 Kamalski, DenineA.,9— 177, 178,222 Kaminski, Barbara M., II — 194 Kaminski, Nancy J., 10 — 207 Kams, Martin, 12 — 33,56, 110. 125. 176. 180 Kane. Kandi A.. 12 — 33, 179 Kang. Byung Kwan, 10 — 214 Kann, Jennifer R., 9— 16, 162, 178,222 Kann, Steven B, 1 1 — 90, 181, 194 Karasawa, Patncia L, 1 1 — 16. 93, 184, 188, 194, 179, 100 Katz,LisaT., II — 16,64,93, 178, 184, 188, 194, 100 Kavanaugh.Colleen A.. 9— 177. 178. 184.222 Kavanaugh. Michael. 12 — 34 Kawaguchi, Wesley. 12 — 34 Keener. Valerie A., 10 — 64. 207 Keller. Peter, 12 — 34 Kellev, KandyL., 10 — 96,207 Kemp, Kelly M., 11 — 16,93, 180, 194 Kemp, Marcus, 12 — 34, 117 Kennedy, Douglas, 10— 185,207 Kennedy. Katherine R., 10— 157, 181, 185,207 Kenny, Brian S., 11 — 194 Kenny, Patrick, 12 — 34 Keselbff, Cheryl A., 1 1 — 63, 194 Kiepper, Kimberly K., 9 — 222 Ktllev, Karen D., ' 10 — 207 Kiley. MilchA.,9 — 222 Kim, Albert S., 10 — 83, 181,207 Kim, Doug, 12 — 34, 121, 181 Kim, Harold, 9 — 227 Kim, Henry H., 11 — 194 Ktm, HuiJa, 10 — 64, 185,207 Kim, James, 12 — 23,34,57,83, 181, 185 King, David S., 9 — 222 King, Kimberlee, 12 — 23, 34 King. Tracy L.. 10 — 64. 184. 207 Kirkhoff. Kay E., 10— 178. 181. 183, 184,207 Kistler, Christine K., 9— 180, 184,222 Kittle, Brice H., 10— 114, 131.207 KJem, PaulJ.. 11 — 110. 194 Klein, Robin D., 12 — 34 Klein, Steffany, 11—200 Kiepper, Wayne, 12 — 34 Knight, Denise C, 9, 222 Knudtson, Bryan, 12 — 34 Koch, BryanJ., 9— 181,222 Koch, Gregory C, 10 — 207 Koch, James B., 11 — 194 Koeppel, James W., 9 — 222 Kollock, KathvC, 11 — 194 Kotoff, Susan, 12 — 18, 34, 57, 98, 185 Krause, Gary W., 9—120, 137, 222 Kriflzman, Mark H., 12 — 34, 181 Kuehner, Peter J., 1 1 — 84, 147, 194 Kuist, Gordon G., 10 — 207 Kump, Kevin, 11 — 110, 176, 194 La Valley, Pamela A., 9 — 222 Lachapelle, Lisa, 12 — 34,57,91,93, 154 Lacivita, James E, 1 1 — 194 Ucivila, Mark A., 10 — 207 Udd. Lauren R., 11 — 194 Uemmlein, Michael S., 10 — 86, 120, 137. 181. 208 Lamonica. Michael J. 1 1 — 200 Ungworthy. Don. 12—19, 93, 176, 183, 34, 179, 181,57,23, 148,99 Larusso, Virginia M., 10 — 208 Lavalee, Thomas J„ 12 — 23, 34, 176 166 ' ' •«■ M Lavallev, Lvnn A., 1 1 — 16, 100, 154. 160, 188, 194 Uvalley, Pam,9— 16, 162. 176. 184.216 Layman. James S.. 9 — 227 Lavman. Rebecca L.. 12 — 35 Uzarou, Glenn, 12 — 12. 19. 176. 178.180. 184, 185,35, 177, 181.57 Le Maiphouna. Thi. 1 1 — 200 U, Nchia. hJ ' u, 11—200 Le. NhoThi,9 — 227 U.Thanh Due. 11 — 150. 194 Le. Toan V,, 11 — 194 L£. Trung. 10 — 208 Le. Truven Van. 12 — 35 U. Tuv ' en Van.9 — 222 Leclerc. Jacqueline. 10—14. 176. 178.202.208. 67. 156. 160. 181 Leclerc. Joanne. 11 —67. 100. 179. 181, 188, 194 Ledesma, Silvia M-, 12 — 47 Ledezma, Carol. 9 — 66. 177. 184. 222 Ledezma. Rolando. 11 — 176, 177, 194 Leisv, Daniel R. 1 1 — 194 Leopold. Leonard A.. 11—83, 176. 194 Leovich, Karen S.. 10— 176, 177. 184. 185.208 Lepman. Barbara, 12 — 35, 66. 176 Lepman. Mary. 12 — 35. 176 Levonian. Brent A.. 12— 176. 185. 177.35. 181. 57 Lews. Stephanie J-. 10 — 208 Liana. Lav. 11 — 194 Lican. Elizabeth A. 9 — 222 Lidaard. Jeffrev A. 1 1 — 194 Lidgard. Scott A.. 9 — 222 l.ieberman. Barry. 12 — 35 Liebers. Nancv M., 12 — 35 Lmht. Harold. ' 12 — 35. 176, 177. 183 Lindberg. DuaneC, 10 — 208 Lindor Barbara. 12 — 18. 35. 98 Lipperl. SonjaL..9 — 222 Lissin. Javier H.. 12 — 23,35.57 Lizarraga, Guillermo A., 12 — 35, 133 Lizarraras. Karen M.. 11—64. 176, 177.200 Lizarraras. Steve M. 9 — 222 Loai a. David P . 9 — 115. 127,223 Loaiza, Paula, 12 — 35, 177 Lobe. Joseph A, 9 — 115,223 Loera. Rod. 12 — 35,56.66 Lumbino. Leslie Mil — 14. 178, 184, 185. 188. 194 Lone. DouelasT.. 9 — 223 Long. Lisa K. 9 — 223 Long. Margaret R., 9 — 223 Long, Patrrcia A., 11—83.81,96, 100. 194 Ume. Robert. 12 — 23.35 Long. Robert F.. 10— 114,208 U)ng. Stephanie. 12 — 18, 35, 181, 185 Lopez. Arcelia. 9 — 223 Lopez. John L. 9 — 223 Lopez. Silvia W,. 11 — 177. 180, 184, 194 Uird, Morton E. 9 — 223 Lorenz. Jennifer M. 10 — 64. 208 Lorenz. Kevin C. 1 1 — 194 Lukk.CynthiaD. 9 — 65, 178, 184. 162.223. 181 Luttio. Michael A.. 12 — 47 Lvcan. Larry L.. 11—83.130. 195 Lynch.JamesB. 9 — 223 Lynch, Maria M., 10 — 208 MacAller, Marv. 12 — 14. 16. 18. 53. 86, 98, 176, 178. 184. 185 ' . 35. 177. 181.57.23 MacDonald. Elizabeth F. 1 1 — 195 MacDonald.John. 11 — 195 MacDonough, David. 12 — 38 MacDonouih. Janie L.. 9 — 1 77. 1 78. 1 84. 223 MacDonough. Kevin L. 1 1 — 200 .Machen. Scott. 12 — 38 Macura. DawnA..9— 176. 177.223 Macura. KarenJ..9— 176, 177, 178,223 Madison. DulceL. 9— 176. 178. 184. 185. 177. 223. 181 Magnussen. Pamela A.. 1 1 — 195 Maham. Elaine. 12 — 52.70,74,91,93.98. 154. 176.38, 181.57.23 Maharry. William B.. 10 — 208 Maiorano. Denise B. 1 2 — 38. 72 .Maiorano, Heide A, 10 — 208 Malarky, Bruce, 1 1 — 200 Maldonado. Dean P., 1 1 —66, 195 Mahtz. Elena, 12 — 16, 18.52.63. 183,38, 156, 179, 181.57.23.49 Mahtz. Wendy D,. 10— 16. 65. 178. 180. 184. 185,208 Malm, Michael A., 10— 114, 150, 176, 181,208 Mangum. Chris L.. 10 — 208 Manno.JohnD.. 11— 90,93, 117. 195 Manzi.JoseL..9— 133,223 Mamiolejo, Sylvia, 9 — 223 Marquez. Mana A., 1 1 — 195 Marquez. Rose M.. 9 — 223 Marrs. Daniel E.. 11 — 195 Marsh. Brian D., 9 — 223 Marsh. Robert. 12 — 38. 180 Marshall. Lon A., 9— 155. 162,223 Martin, Cher%l. 12 — 57. 63. 38. 98. 185 Martin. LarrvS.. 10 — 208 Martin. Michael L..9 — 223 Martinelh.JulieA., 10—177.208 Martinez, AhciaS. 10 — 208 Martinez, Cathleen, 12 — 38 Martinez. Lawrence L.. 9 — 223 Martinez. Loretta. 12 — 47 Martinez. Rosanna. 12 — 47. 176. 177. 178. 184 Martinsen.Cvnthia. 10 — 208 Martinsen. Randall W., 10 — 208 Marios. Beatriz L., 10—180.208 Martz, Bruce R., 9 — 83,223 Martiffo. Irma, 10 — 208 Massie, Donna, 12 — 23. 38. 57. 70. 75. 98. 1 78 Matoian. James M.. 10 — 208 Mattson. Bruce W.. 10 — 83.208 Mattson. Marv G., 9 — 223 Maull. Danen ' , 10 — 208 Maurice, Karen, 12 — 38 Maxwell, Edward P., 10—14. 114. 131.202.208 May. BnanT.. 10 — 208 Ma ' v. Matthew C-.l 1 — 1 10. 176. 195 Ma ' v. Michelle M. 9— 176. 178. 180. 184. 185. r77.223 Mazzarelh. Fabio. 12 — 38 McBride. James T..1 1 — 122. 130. 184, 195 McCarlv, Brian K-. 10— 131.208 McClendon. K — 176 McClendon. Ra L.. 9 — 223 McClendon. Ravlene. 1 1 — 200 McClure. Brian E..9— 115. 223 McCurrv. DawnM.. 10 — 214 McDermott. Shawn P.. 9 — 223 McDonald. Gerald. 12 — 38 McElwain. David R.. 11 — 158. 180. 181.195 McEwan. Carlos B,. 11—200 McGee. .Michael F.. 12 — 38.176. 177 McGee. Todd M..9— 115. 147.223 McKeever. Laurie J., 10 — 209 McKennev. Michael E., 9—137, 223 McKinlev . David R, 11 — 180, 183, 195 McKinnev, Kathleen M., 11 — 195 McUin. Scott D,, 10—120, 177,181.209 McMurtrv. Mitchell C. 9 — 224 McNurlin. Cvnthia. 12 — 38.57,83 McNurlm. David D., 1 1 — 83. 195 .Meadows. Kevm C. 11 —93, 195 Medina. Evelia. 9 — 224 Medina, Maria, 10 — 209 Meka, Russell L.. 10— 180.209 Mercado. Javier, II — 200 Mercier. Don J. 9 — 115, 127, 224 Merrill, JefferyW., 11 — 195 Mever. Michael. 12 — 38,57, 110.129, 176 Meyers, Michael, 12 — 38,57.177,180, 184. 185 Meyers. Steve A., 10 — 209 Meza, Fernando, 1 1 — 200 MicheLJamesF., 10— 114, 131. 147.209 Middo. PaulT.. 11 — 130. 195 Mieir. Linda R.. 11—66. 195 Mieir. Steven C, 11 — 195 Miladinovich, Stephanie, 11 —64,75, 100. 176. 184. 188. 195 Milgrom. Cindv D.. 9 — 83. 224 Miller. Glen N . II — 158. 180. 181. 195 Miller. Kathleen E.. 11-93,179,181. 184.195 Miller. Kenneth P.. 9 — 1 50. 1 8 1 . 224 Miller. Nancv C. 11 — 195 Miller. Patricia L.. 11 — 195 Milligan. Martin B.. 10 — 209 Milhkan. Kenneth C, 1 1 — 176, 181, 195 Mills. David L-, 12 — 47 Mills. Jameson D.. 9 — 224. 227 Millspaugh. Caroline E. 9— 157. 176. 178, 162. 179.224. 181 Millspuagh. James W.. 11 — 122. 180. 185. 188. 195. 181. 150 Minniear. Marc E.. 9—177, 224, 227 Mmniear. Michelle C. 1 1 — 195 Misenhimer. Tammara L.. 10 — 214 Mitchell, John R.. 10 — 209 Moe, William M.. 10— 114.209 Mona. Carol R.. 11 — 100. 155. 162.176. 195 Monarrez. 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David F., 10— 120.209.84. 177. 181 Mume ' ta. Brian A. 1 1 — 1 18. 180. 196 Murrieta. Carmen S., 10 — 209 Musgrove, Michelle D., 10— 180, 209 Myers, Gregory, 12 — 39, 118. 176 Myers. Theresa A.. 1 1 — 100. 155. 176. 196 Naef. Steve R.. 11 — 196 Nardone, Charlene. 12 — 18. 39. 53 Navarro. Teresas,. 10 — 209 Near. Laurence S. 10 — 83. 96. 209 Nelson. Lisa D.. 10 — 77. 178.209 Nelson. Thomas M, 10 — 83, 209 Nevis. Lawrence E. 1 1 — 1 10. 196 Newe. Juhanne P.. 10 — 214 Newland. KelK v., 12 — 39. 176 Newsom. Jav W. 1 1 — 118. 196 Ngo. DungD., 12 — 39 Ngo. Thanh T.. 11 — 196 Ngo. Van Thanh Thi. 9 — 224 Nguyen. Anh Nguyet. 10 — 209 Nguyen. Diep H.. 12 — 39 Nguyen, Doan Hong, 11 — 196 Nguven. Dung T,. 12 — 47 Ngu ' ven. Duong D.. 10—150.209 Nguyen. Huu. 10— 150. 180. 209 Nguven. Lananh Thi. 9 — 224 Ngu ' ven. Lien Thi, 9 — 224, 227 Ngu ' ven, Lmh T., 12 — 39 Nguyen, Nam D.. 12 — 39 Nguven, Nan Ngoc, 1 1 — 200 Nguyen. Thinh t.. 12 — 47 Ngu ' ven. ThuT.. 12 — 23.39 Nguyen. 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Lisa M.. 12 — 41, 176 Petti, Patrick J., 9— 115, 1 32, 176, 177.224 Peugh, Donna L., 11 — 196 Pheif fer, Jody, 1 2 — 4 1 , 58, 63, 1 85 Pfeiffer, Marlene, 10 — 64,210 Phillips, Dwayne W.. 1 1 — 200 Phillips. Mickey. 12 — 47 Phillips. Shene P.. 10 — 96. 178. 180, 184, 185. 210 Pickens, Yvonne D., 10 — 210 Pietruszka. Mike F., 11 — 196 Ping. Patricia A.. 1 1 — 197 Pivovaroff. Kathleen W., 9—162. 224 Pizula. Suzanne L., 10 — 210 Pollender. Mike D.. 9 — 224 Pondoff. Cynthia C. 9 — 16. 176. 178. 183. 66. 225 Popkin, Karen R.. 1 1 — 157, 160, 181, 197 Popovich, Lisa. 12 — 16,63,98. 157. 180.41. 181, 23,49 Popp, Cynthia L., 10 — 65, 176, 178,210 Poppe, Laurie A., 1 1 — 197 Powers, Thomas K.. 9 — 225 Prado. Mana, 9 — 227 Price, Douglas G., 11 — 197 Prinz. Enc R, 1 1 — 200 P rohoroff, John, 12 — 41 Prohoroff, Michael J., 9 — 1 1 5, 225 Prukop. Pamela J.. 10 — 64, 2 10 Prumer, Lorraine M.. 1 1 — 177, 180, 184. 200 Putman. Alice A.. 1 2 — 4 1 , 58. 63 Quinn. Josephine P.. 1 1 — 83. 197 Quinones, Mary E.. 10 — 210 Quinones. Nancv. 11 — 14. 16. 178. 184. 185. 188. 197. 177. ' 181 Qumtana. Teresa, 12 — 41. 180 Rajotte. Christopher G.. 11 — 197 Ramirez, Amelia. 10 — 210 Ramirez. Antonio, 10 — 210 Ramirez, Christopher R., 10— 114.210 Ramirez. Jose. 9 — 225 Ramirez. Juana. 10 — 210 Ramirez, Miriam, 9—179, 180, 225 Ramirez, Oscar B., 1 1 — 133, 180, 197 Ramsing, Carla, 12 — 16, 18. 63. 70. 90. 93. 95. 157. 176. 180. 185.41. 177. 179. 181.58.23 Rankin, Mark E.. 10— 179,210 Rascoe, Thomas C, 9 — 225 Rasmussen. Leslie R.. 12 — 18, 63, 176, 41, 84, 58,23 Rasmussen, Scott A., 10— 1 14, 131, 176, 210 Rasmussen. Theodore, 12 — 19, 1 19, 180. 41, 125, 177,23 Ravenna, Joan M., 10 — 210 Rayman, Leslie J., II — 176, 185, 197 Rayman, Mark, 12 — 19, 93, 176, 178, 180, 185. 41, 181,58, 148 Raymond, Wendee L., 1 1 — 197 Redford, Stuart M., 12 — 41, 181.58.23. 149 Reed. Alison M.. 12 — 18. 52. 63. 70. 86, 98, 122, 176,41, 177, 181,58,23 Reed, Frederick M., 10 — 83, 131, 210 Regazzi, Robert C, 1 1 — 200 Regenfuss, Lon R., 9 — 225 Regenfuss, Monica M.. 10 — 210 Rentena, Arlene, 12 — 47 Renteria, Sergio N., 10—133,210 Resent, Paul J., 10 — 210 Reybum. Michella. 12—18. 23. 41, 58, 80 Reyes, Roxanne R., 11 — 197 Reynolds, Jeff. 11 — 176, 197 Ricciardi, Phil L., 11 — 110. 197 Rice. Edmund J.. 11 — 197 Richardi. Gregory J.. 12 — 41 Richardson. Craig E.. 12 — 41 Richardson. Patncia A.. 12 — 18. 41 Rico-Caslillo. Luz E.. 9 — 1 83. 225 Ridenour. Cvnthia A., 9 — 225 Rjdenour, Duane K.. 12 — 23.41. 180 Rmdhsbacher. Dons, 1 1 —63, 95. 176. 179. 200 Rivera. Hilda. 9 — 225 Rivera. John A.. 11 — 197 Rivera. Kim E.. 9—178, 184, 225 Rivera, Phihp. 12 — 42 Rivett. Richard. 12 — 53,90.93, 119, 176,42,66, 177 Rizzo,JohnS.,9 — 225 Rizzo, Vincent, 12 — 42 Roach, Jeanann L., 1 1 — 90, 93, 197 Roberts, Monique M., 10 — 65. 176. 178. 181. 184,211 Roberts, Penny M., 12 — 42 Robinson. Brett E.. 1 1 — 197 Robinson. Jennifer. 12 — 63. 183.42.47.84.85. 272. 58. 23 Robinson. Kathy, 1 1 — 162, 176, 197 Robinson, Kns M., 1 1 — 1 10. 197 Robles.GabnelaM.. 11 — 197 Robles. Guillerma, 9 Roccio, Danniel C, 9—120, 225 Roccio, David T.. II — 119. 197 Rodgers. Dean R.. 1 1 — 197 Rodriguez. Carelia. 10 — 211 Rodnguez. Diane. 1 — 1 78. 1 84. 1 77. 2 1 1 Rodnguez, Elvia. 10 — 180. 183, 21 1 Rodnguez, Jose I., 1 1 — 133, 197 Rodnguez, Luis, 10—133,211 Rodnguez, Mana, 10 — 211 Rodnguez, Rudy R. 10 — 1 14, 133, 21 1 Rogers, Mike D., 11 — 130, 197 Rogers, Wade, 12 — 42, 178 Rohach, Cathy M.. 10 — 211 Rohach. Pattv A.. 9 — 225 Rojas. Vincent I.. 11—200 Romero, Chnstopher R., 12 — 42 Romero, Gail L., 10 — 77, 178, 202, 21 1 Romero. Juan M.. 12 — 47 Romero. Maria E., 12 — 42 Rory. Mark D.. 9 — 225 Resales. Leonor. II — 197 Rosas. Elizabeth. 12 — 42 Rosas, Mark A.. 12 — 42,58 Rose. Douglas. 12 — 93. 176. 178. 184.42. 177.58 Rosenthal. Jeanette. 10—176.211 Rosete. Rigoberto E., 1 1 — 197 Rosillo, Carlos A., 12 — 42 Rosner, Norman J., 1 1 — 197 Ross, Julie A., 1 1 — 64. 1 76, 1 77, 200 Rosscup, Dianne L., 10— 179,211 Rovzar, Robert P., 1 1 — 90, 93, 1 10, 129, 197 Rowe, Carlene L., 10 — 211 Rubin, Allyson S., 11—86, 176, 178, 180, 183, 184, 185, 198, 177, 181 Ruiz. Dania L. 11 — 198 Ruiz. Dennis. 12—42.66 RU1Z.G — 133 Ruley. Denise K.. 11 — 184. 198 Rulev. TinaL..9 — 225 Rutan. Denise L.. 10 — 65. 176. 178. 162. 177. 211 Ruzicka. Barbara L.. 1 — 2 1 1 Ryan. Jennifer J., 10— 176. 178, 184.211 Sabedra.JodieA.,9 — 225 Sackett, Chnstme, 12—16, 53. 63. 70, 93, 98, 176, 183, 184,42, 181,23 Sackett, Kathleen V., 9 — 66, 176, 178, 225 Saaer, Sharon, 12 — 18, 42, 58, 86, 93, 183 SaFazar, Cynthia — 11, 198 Salcedo, Martin, 11 — 198 Saldana, Michael J., 12 — 42,58, 129 Saldana. Theresa A.. 9 — 1 77. 225 Salisbury Creed. 10 — 211 Sanchez. David R.. 10—211 Sanchez, Steven G.. 10—114,211 Sanchez, Vernon A., 10 — 1 14, 214 Sanchez, Vincent A., 10—114,211 Sander, Keith D., 11 — 198 Sandler, Tracy A., 9 — 176, 178, 179, 181.225 Sandoval. Bertha. 1 1 — 58. 198 Sanguinet. Donna M.. 10 — 211 Sanguinet.GinaA.,9 — 65, 178, 184, 162, 181, 225 Sanguinet, John B., 11 — 198 Sanner, Joann, 12 — 43 Santaanna, George M.. 12 — 12, 178, 180, 184, 185,43, 177, 179. 181.58 Santistevan. Dana P.. 9 — 227 Sarm. Michael F.. 12 — 53. 54. 1 10, 176. 43. 58 Sasser. Nancy. 12 — 23. 43, 52 Sasser, William B., 9 — 1 15, 150, 225 Sattler. Bradley A.. 1 1 — 150. 179. 198 Saucedo. 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Douglas P., 10—83.211 Selcer, Brvan B.. 9 — 225 Selfndge. Donna. 12 — 14. 16. 54. 63. 70. 98. 154. 176. 178. 184.43. 181.59. 170 Senna. Gina M., 10— 179,211 Sevesind. Rodney A.. 10 — 212 Sevesind. Susan M.. 10 — 212 Sevillano. Bertha. 10 — 212 Sefklazza. Mike R.. 9 — 1 20. 1 76. 225 Sferlazza. Peggy. 12 — 43, 59 Shapiro, Elyse, 12 — 98, 176, 178. 43. 59. 23 Sharp. Robert J.. 10 — 212 Sharp. Valene A.. 10 — 212 Shaskv. Garv L.. 9 — 226 Sheeb ' y, B.— 176 Shelburne. Marv, 12 — 43 Shendan, Andrew J., 9 — 1 1 5, 226 Shendan, Peter N., 10 — 212 Shew, Michael A., 9— 181,226 Shew, Walters., 10 — 212 Shultz, Jeffrey, 12 - 19,93, 183,43.59,23.49 268 Shultz. Sandra J., 1 1 — 84. I(X). 158. 160. 198 Siblev. Dana I . 9 — 65. 176. 178, 162. 177. 181. 226 Sibus. Elizabeth. 10— Vb. 177, 181,212 Sihus. Timothv, 12—19, 43, 49 Sidens, Marv. 1 1 — 178, 184, 185, 198 Siemers, Paul F., II —66, 198 Siepak, Steven J.. 11— 14,66, 198 Silva, MicheleM. 9 — 65 Silvas. Mike A., 10—114.212 Silver, Laune A.. 10 — 64.212 Simmons, Stanley T., 9 — 226 Smser, Mark D,, ' ll — 198 Skinas, Michael H., 12 — 44,59, 119 Slater, Carla L , 1 1 — 66, 176, 180, 198 Slicker, Deborah A., 12 — 23,49,44,98. 160 Smart, SanianthaL. 9— 16. 176. 178. 184, 177, 226 Smith, Bradley, 12 — 44,59, 110 Smith, Craig M., 10 — 83.212 Smith, Gerald. 12 — 44 Smith. Jody. 12— 12. 19.52.53, 110, 176 18 44, 177, 181,59,23,99 Smith, Julie L., 10— 181, 184. 185.212 Smith. Michael. 12 — 19, 44, 179, 181, ' i9, 23 149 Smith, Roberta L, 9— 177, 178, 181,226 Smith, Shannon L.. 1 1 — 16, 198 Smolenski, Michael J., 1 1 — 200 Snider, Karl, 12— 19, 55, 90. 93. 9S, 176 44 179 181,59,83,23, 150,48 Snowden, David R. 1 1 — 122. 198 Snvder, Mark, 12 — 93,44, 181 Soiarez, Laura P., 11 — 198 Solarez, Lisa Y., 10 — 212 Solarez, Louie, 12 — 44, 127 Sorbello, Salvatore, 9 — 226 Southall, James R.. 12 — 47 Southard. Stephen. 12 — 14, 19. 52. 95. 1 10. 183 44, 1 79, 59, 23, 99, 49 Sparkenbach, James, 12 — 44 Sparkenbach, John P.,9— 115,226 Sparling, Rochelle D, 1 1 — 198 Spear, Don. 12 — 59 Spindle, Kurt D,,9— 115, 132. 176.226 Spitzer.Jill L.. 10 — 65. 180.212 Spitzer. Joy B., 11 — 198 Squyres, Isacc N.. 9 — 11 5. 226 Squyres, Sherry R.. 12 — 44 Stakee. Jeffrey A.. 11—93, 110, 176, 198, 126, 181 Stakee, Joanne L. 9— 16.65. 176, 178, 162, 181 226,216 Stambaush, Robin, 11—91,93, 179. 184. 198 Standish. Martha A.. 1 1 — 198 Slarkey, MikeJ.. 9 — 226 Steams, Gregory, 10 — 212 Steenbureen ' Shauahnesse, 10— 162, 176, 177 212 Steers, CvnthiaL., 10— 120,212 Steffam, Susanlynn, 10 — 65, 178, 180. 183, 184, 212 Stegmair, Susan A., 10 — 212 Stewart, Bruce L., 11 — 198 Stewart, Julie L., 1 1 — 1 76, 200, 84, 85, 1 77, 1 79 Stewart. Kerry S.. 9 — 1 76. 1 78. 1 8 1 . 226 Stewart. Sue. 12 — 44 Stoll, Robert W., 10— 131, 150, 180, 181,212 Stoner, Robert, 12 — 23.44 Strauss, Erin J, 1 1 — 100, 154, 160, 200 Stuart, Leslie A.. 10— 14, 184,202 212 Sulhrnan, S. — 179 Sulhyan, Laura, 12 — 23,44,59, 180, 184, 185 Suzuki, Kazuhiro, 1 1 — 200 Swanson, Karen L., 1 2 — 63, 98, 1 76, 1 78, 45, 59 23 Switzer, Julie A., 9— 227 Sydow,SusanC.,9 — 66, 171, 177, 178, 179.226 Sydow. Thomas F. 1 1 — 1 19. 200 Tabacchi. Lee A.. 12 — 75. 176. 178.45, 179, 59 23 Tabacchi, Lvnn M.,9— 162, 171, 178,226 Tabasko, Sandra L.. 9 — 96, 162, 176, 18 226 Tabasko, Shan L., 1 1 — 162, 185. 200 Taber, Kathryn £., 10 — 64. 184.212 Tai.Patli J.. 10— 176, 178, 184, 185,202,213 77 177 Tallian, KimB., 9— 178,226 Tamashiro. Karen, 12 — 23, 45, 59 180 Tamez, Lydia D.. 1 1 — 200 Tanner, Amy, 12 — 45 Tanza, Scott ' j., 12 — 23. 45 Tapia. Beverly M. 9— 176. 178.216.226 Tapia. Lorraine, 12 — 53.54,70. 176, 180.45.59 Tappey. Natalie L-. 10 — 65. 176, 178, 184,213, 162 Tappey, Tern E, 1 1 — 64, 155, 162, 200 Taylor, Diane, 12 — 47 Taylor, Gregory E., 10 — 213 Taylor, Janice M., 9 — 226 Taylor, Michael D, 9 — 226 Tebo, Corryne C. 9 — 1 78. 1 8 1 , 226 Tebo. Mark. 12 — 23.45. 177. 181 Tedesco, Dana M. 9— 176. 178. 177, 181 226 171 Tedesco, Taylor P.. 12 — 45, 59, 1 76, 1 78 Teissere, David A., 9 — 226 Telles, Teresa, 10— 178, 180, 181, 184 2n Templer, Ronald F.,9 — 226 Thayer, Todd P., 9 — 226 TLieisen, Thomas L., 9 — 226 Thisure, David— 120 Thomas, Michael P., 9—115, 150, 226 Thomas, Randall W., 9 — 132, 179.226 Thompson. Tot A., II — 178. 184, 200 Thoms, Paul. 12 — 23,45,59, 181 Thomson, Lianne C, 9 — 1 78. 1 84. 226 Thorp, Kelvin, 12 — 45 Thurman, Sandy L., 9 — 226 Thurman, Sheri ' L.. 1 1 — 200 Thurmond, Patricia, 12 — 45,83,59, 179 Thurmond, Richard E., 10 — 213 Timm, Gale, 12 — 45, 70, 185 Tishler, Julie A,, 9—176, 177, 226 Tishler, Kevin, 12 — 54,56, 110, 176, 180,45 59 23, 99 Todd. Tracy L., 9 — 1 7 1 , 1 76, 1 77, 226 Tolle, Cheryl R., 10 — 213 Topete, Jacinto, 1 1 — 133. 200 Toyn,C.,9 - 178, 184,226 Tran, Huong D, 11 — 180,200 Tran, Krmthu Thi, 9 — 227 Tremayne, Jean M., 10 — 96, 178, 213 67 177 181 ' Tremayne, Kathryn J. ,9 — 65. 176. 184, 177 227, ' 181 Tremayne, Margaret. 12 — 16, 18, 63, 91, 91, 4 156, 177, 181,59,23 Trnavskv, Debra L., 12 - 23, 45 Truong. Van Thu, 1 2 — 23, 47 Tsay, j ' ean S., 9 — 227 Tucker, Larry A., 11—200 Turner, Mace, 12 — 14, 19, 46, 54, 1 10 Turrell, Andrea L.. 10 — 213 TurrelLJuhe A., 9— 176. 181.227 Tuttle, Brian K, 1 1 — 110.200 Tyra, Sharon K.. 9 — 227 Underw-ood. Deborah S.. 1 1 — 160. 200 Underwood, James M., 9— 132, 227 Unbe, Aleiandra, 12 — 46 Uribe, Gifberto, 9 — 227 Unbe, Robert V., 10 — 1 85, 2 13 Urkov, Tma L.. 10 — 213 Uvaa.s, MarvjoC, II — 83, 183, 184, 200 Uyaas,TimotyR., 10—213 Valadez, Martha C, 10 — 214 Valdez, Gary M., 10 — 213 Valdez, Louis R,, 10—114,213 Valdez, Raul, 9 — 227 Valencia, Phillip, 12 — 46. 126. 180 Valenciana, Carole L, II — 184, 200 Valentim, Li.sa D., 10 — 214 Valenzuela, Kathleen M, 1 1 — 200 Valenzuela. Manuela. 1 1 — 200 Valenzuela, Martin, 12 — 46 Van Doren, Scott R., 10 — 83, 213 Vancouvering, Lynn Y., 1 1 — 180, 200 Vancouyering, Stacy L.. 10 — 180 Vanderby. Shannon L.. 10 — 83. 213 Vanderwende. Richard S. 1 — 1 3 1 , 2 1 3 Vanderwende, Tom, 9 — 227 Vandine, Diane S, 1 1 — 66, 100, 176, 200 Vandine, Donald, 9— 120.227 Vandusseldorp. Jeff L., 9 — 227 Vanhaelsl, Philip, 1 2 — 1 9, 1 76, 46, 1 79, 1 8 1 23 149 Vargas. JuhoC. 12 — 46 Vargas. Maria E.. 10 — 213 Vargas, Mireya. 10 — 213 Vasquez, Carrie M, 1 1 — 200 Vasquez, Catherine, 9 — 227 Vazquez, Juan T., 10—133,213 Vazquez, Rafael, 12 — 46, 133 Velasco, Jose, 10 — 213 Venegas, Carlos A., 10 — 214 Vergara, Jose, 1 1 — 200 Vetare, Caroline F.,9 — 227 Vetare. Mark T., 1 1 - - 200 Villa, Jacqueline J., 9 — 83, 227 Vmci, Paul A., 9— 115,227 Viseur, LarrvD.,9— 123. 176, 132, 177,227 Viseur, Marv L, 11—64, 155, 162. 188.200 Vokal, Matthew W., 9— 115,227 Vradenhurg, JamesB.. 9— 158.227 Vriens. Rich H, II —200 Vu,Ninh Dinh, 10 — 214 Vu,Thuv Thanh, 11—200 Wachter, JilID,, 10 — 214 Waithe, Charlcne D., 9 — 184. 227 Wakabavashi, Douglas H„ 1 1 — 200 Wakefield, Chnstopher L., 9 — 1 1 , 227 Walker, Gary R, 9 — 1 23, 227 Walker, Samuel J.. 11 — 180. 181.200 Walhs. Kay R.. 10 — 96. 176. 185,214, 177, 181 Walters, Davita F., 9 — 66, 227 Wamslcy, Christopher J.. 10 — 83,86,96, 181 214 Ward, David C, 10— 150, 214 Ward, Jeff R., 10— 131.214 Ward, Sandy J., 1 1 — 200 Ward, Susan, 12 — 46,59 Warner. Douglas B,. 9 — 227 Warner. Nancy. 12 — 23. 59, 46. 98 Webb. Janet L, 11—74, 100, 154, 177,200 Webb, Nancy, 12 — 56, 70, 74, 98, 154, 178 46 Weil, Ray B., 10 — 84,85, 176,214 Weimer, Jeffrey S,. 10— 114,214 Weiss, Rodney C„ 10— 180,214 Welch, James, 12—19,23,46, 129, 176, 181 Welch, LauraE.. 9 — 65. 176. 178. 177. 179,227 181 Welch, William J., 1 1 — 122, 180, 181, 200 Westrup, Jeanne M., 11 —75,91 ,93, 176, 188 177,200 Westrup, Thomas W.. 12 — 53. 59. 46 110 129 176 Whiteside. Thomas W. 1 I — 200 Wikel. Deborahs., 10 — 214 Wiley, Jeffrey A., 11—200 Wilev, Lisa, 9 — 179, 227 Willard, Laura M., 10 — 65,86, 176, 184, 18 ' 214, 177, 179 Willard, Linda A., 9 — 227 Willi, Daniel, 12 — 46 Wilh, MattJ., 10— 181.214 Williams. Carols., 12—178. 184,46, 177, 181. 59. 170 Wilhams. Franks.. 11—200 Williams. Mark S. 9 — 1 79. 227 Wilbams. Susan L.. 10 — 65.214 Williams, Victor M,. 9 — 227 Wilson, John C, 11—66,200 Wmdust, Julie J„ 11—200 Winkler, Henry B., 9 — 227 Winter, Jeffrey, 12 — 46,59, 185 Wirthlin, Joseph M, 9 — 1 50, 227 Withey, Connie C. 9— 171, 178. 184.227 Withey, Cynthia L, 10 — 214 Witt, John T, 9 — 227 Wolfe, Paul J., 11—200 Wood.JuheM., 10 — 81,83,214 Wocxl, LoraJ., 10 — 64,202,214 Woodard, Heidi, 1 2 — 59. 63. 46. 1 78 WoLxlard, Joshua P.. 9— 176. 132. 177, 179,227 Wray, DoriL., 10— 14, 178,202,214 Wren, Karen L., II —93,200 Wren, Stephen J., 9— 120, 137,227 Wvatt,JimC.,9— 115,227 Yamasaki, Lisa K, 1 1 — 66, 200 Yanez, Guadalupe M. 9— 178, 180, 184, 177, 181,227 Ybarra, Frank R., 10— 114,214 Yetter, LindaL.,9— 16, 176, 178, 162, 179,227, 181,216 Yochum, Chris A., 9 — 185, 227 Noder. Carol, 12 — 55,56,70,98. 176, 180,41, 181,59 Yoder, Jan, 12 — 91,93, 176, 178, 184,41, 181.59 Yu. Julie A., 10— 157, 183, 184,214, 181 Yu, Mark v., 11 — 180. 20t), 177, 181, 146 Zamora, Tobias, 1 1 — 133, 200 Zavala, Sergio, 10 — 214 Zoellner, David L.. 1 1 — 200 Zoller, Deborah J., 10—16,65, 178, 184,214. 181 Zuniga, Hector R., 12 — 47 Zurita, Arturo. 12 — 41, 133 Zunta, Laura A.. 9 — 227 Zywocienski.CarlJ.. 10 — 214 269 AUTOGRAPHS « 6 ' M V Yx!b- 1 ' ( , .K - .• -i D ' .d ' .a- - ]iV J - ' ' o .o ' vMv- . Vv so ,(f oc .v ...e ' ' «l v V .. V - ' - c ' ' fS . ' P ■ - -V ,x - ' - :. ' .  N V N .0- 0 . ic ;t i . ' .cT ' , H. iV (P ( .x5 A II ■ It has been said that a General cannot be a successful leader without the support of his troops. The same holds true for the Editor of an annual. For without the support of an enthusiastic, creative staff the Editor would never be successful in publishing the yearbook. This is why I am grateful that 1 have the opportu- nity now to thank my staff for devoting their time, artistic efforts, and never ending energy toward creating for the student body of La Serna what we hope you will find to be a unique annual you will enjoy and reminisce through for years to come. Your 78 La Serna annual staff was comprised of the follow- ing students: S. Shultz (Ass ' t Ed.), S. Hyde, K. O ' Connell, P. Schecter, L. Harding, R. Weil, D. Murphy, M. Brass, J. Gray, P. Kuehner, M. Nugent, J. Stewert, B. Boyd, S. Boyd, L. Olivet, K. Brass, L. Perkins, L. Rasmussen, K. Ambroso. Other individuals who deserve my acknowledgement are: Mr. Nesseth, without your leadership we would never have been successful. Sandford Studios, who with their pictures helped to recreate the year of 78. Bruce Fukuji, through your artistic talent you have designed what will most likely be remembered as one of the most creative annual covers the students of La Serna will ever see. Parker Hurlburt, for devoting so much of your time to the Boys Sports section. Mr. Francisco, thank you for always coming to our aid when we needed you. Miss Wulff, for helping promote the cover contest and assistance in artwork for classes section. Jennifer Robinson 78 Pennon Editor. E 1 1 1 Hi IH ?!? l V aM v H H B K 1 - m p mt I i B i9 ' r fl l ! ' i 1 gj Ihi ilH imjlljliii UiA l . . ' guJ IIU H - L fidj2 ' ' H. vi CwdCV uj£Li {ZfrH () : . siVn nxoJJjj 9f .( ' J. uot 7 o 5 i ' ' -■ ' ' a -j ' r. r )M iT3 U feitr) YrfT J 5 - v- 0ir ' ' 7 I.- a ■ ' - ' C z- ' ' - L ' ■ ■- 3 l r fr ; • .,.c.-f- ' - jf )) - f-UuX, ca Ciip-Bd. )4w ri . 5 r - ' -j B jfit r Q- I onj),l fY ' ' X m A :c -r Q ' p ' :: p7J ' gi-- ' -; j . 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