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RACHEL AND MARYAM BEST FRIENDS 86 RULES BYE! SUHAD ABDELLATIF GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '86. WE MADE IT! THANKS MOM AND EVERYONE I'VE EVER MET, SYLVIA AHOLELEI sly f8rs:sa, paid 4 I:I dnt thnk soo!! mah? prty wlevery-1. shm99'Z ol x tumble!! Ru- Still? Shrzon te go wlLeggy, mel, Val n other Dels 43 2b-xact. lm hstry P. GIDGET ALDUENDA mom8dad Luv Ya! DolIy-BO- F4evr! Fletch-UR the gr8st! LvYa Michele weron our way2 Rad LA! Moni-BBOH5! KWU RA QT George-VW Bses 4evr! PineapIe BestBro. ISABELLE ALVAREZ My Address Is: Le Centre Plain- faing 88230 D FRAIZE - FRANCE please write to me. I LOVE LHS LORENA ALVAREZ FREE SPIRIT LAURA, M, GIDGET THNX 4 BNG MY BEST FRNZ, HE THNX MOM, E'S, RICK ILU! The world is a book 81 Those who don't travel read only apg FRANCE 86'! 'U KNOW LHS MEMORIES llever! KAREN R ANDERSON thnx mom 8 Ion 4 evrything PFLAKES 81 IAW 4 EVER. JONATHAN K XI ONT BETH Bl F ALWAYS. WEN 81 KER+'fR THE GREATEST. BRYAN. CRLD IW IS LYA HAWAII 86 LISA AUSTAD I LovUMA8rPAThanxForEverything. 0178 Maryam Abdallah Suhao' Abdellatlf Sylvia Aholelel Mark W Akers Paula Alduenda Isabelle Alvarez Lorena Alvarez Karen Anderson seniors!! 7 1,12 Q wil . . W 'dir' Jennifer S. Andreyka Steve M Applegarth Blake I Arakaki Lisa M Austad Paiiiiiiff Bfiaiifff one Stacie Bailey Julie M Barbour W 4!. a, , ,Y , 4 A 'A 1 1 -W , -1 vii A M 18!sem0rs Daniel li Bass Mohammad A. Bayrooti fa a J ' i is 'S :,fQ......,-:i4, 4 z ,,wQ,,.wfz.Awy,a- ' fe- 0 Q, ,, PM t 1 i K' p A A A i-I L. H two STEVE APPLEGARTH PYROMANIA FEOMILSIXBHMKVG '7b'IPt'44f THOEMPZRX, U 2X8iAP!RVlOUKLYL, XFAUTKWZLILPOUS AT BCA6fAP!AB!AN! BLAKE ARAKAKI 4YR V-WRESTLINGHHD, THANX TO ALL MY FRIENDS MUCH LOVE TO MY FAMILY FOR ALL THEIR SUPPORT! NO MORE DIETINGQ GD LK NEXT YR WRESTLERSQ UCLA ALL THE WAY PAULINE BAALKE Zyrs RC, 1 crt B CardGuard uno. Spe- cial IokersDKMR, shutIe2, 3, 4. I Luv U, MSD, D8iR8rANA. Good Luck TRA-Bit. Good luck Redman. lRick, Rudy, Bearsj also thx IM STACIE BAILEY 2yrsVsoccer, CSF goldseal, Thanx Mom- 8tDad 4 your patience. len gl Val Good Luck! KW, DB, CB, SR, RM, PH, always are near. ANTHONY, you-R-very special 2 me!!!!!!!! IULIE BARBOUR 4 yrs DT Love Ya Much Mike Frenz 4ever Kim Thnx 4 the good times. U2 luv ya both. TW DH LM Si KP The Crue. if! Trouble Makers. You guys R the greatest. DANIEL V. BASS 4yrs Wrestling, Thanks coaches D., M., 8 C., It's been an experience, Thanks for everything Momg I LOVE YOU CARRIE, see you at CSULB RANDY BEAT 4yrs H20 POLO GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR- POLO TEAM. GOOD LUCK TO YOU SENIORS SEE YOU AT THE 5 YEAR REUNION. THANKS MOM 84 ROX, THANXS TO MY FRIENDS. ARMY NG YA 86! KAREN BEEBE 4yrs V.SB lyr V-VBalI Thnx Coach Larson UR the best! my frenz: KF SH IP CE SB LM IS I luv ya! Thnx mom -l- dad! Good luck to: Class ot '86!! Todd E + Rich HI luv you STACY BELTRAN senior year track. Bst trnd Stac. Thnx mom -l- dad. Thnx Karen B tor everything BFA Good Luck Craig. Thnx tor everything Randy, I LOVE YOU + always will. BARBARA BENDER ZYRS C.S. IM NT A CH.GK. MEMRYS M.V. TRSH CNS PIANO PLYR M.B.WOW . . . BAXTER, 7P OF MAR-RTAPCH CHAMPJA. 85 KR BCH AT NT GD FRDS GD TMS LUV YA MOM gl DAD ESTER BENSHMUEL ElTlE ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN FOREVER! M.T., SPEECH, NEWSPAPER, ISA, FAU, THANKS EVERYONE. COULDN'T HAVE MADE IT WITHOUT YOU! RE- MEMBER . . . PAUL IS DEAD DEBI BEYERBACH 3 YRS. BAND, 2 YRS. VAR. GYMN., 1 YR. VAR. SONG LUNCH BUNCH! ILUV U KIMI, IO, MP AND MWCDUDEIJ LOVE 2 U MOM, POP AND ESP. KATHY-U R MY BEST FRIEND! -DIM-4EVER!! PAUL BIRD 5 years from now I'Il be out ot college, in IO I will be married, in 45 I'Il be retired and bald, and in BO years I'lI be dead. Depressing isn't it! PAUL BISHOP P.C.B. Thanks Mom For evrything, Dad 2:VAR.4f42 Thanks to, K.A, W.l, E.L, Your Great! Keep on skating. Remember the tat, crew, Luv Ya Mom -I- Paula. I Love Jani 1. Estes Ben-Shmuel strolls lazily to Physics. 2, Ioe Gerakos and Fred Lim having a contest to see who can keep his toot in the air longest. v 3. Donna Gugliotta caught discussing Annie HaIl and Hair Randall Beat Karen M Beebe Stacy Beltran Barbara 1 Bender Joanne L. Bendrat three Paul Bird Paul Bishop Ester Benshmuel Debi M Beyerbach senlo rs!! 9 1 Brian Boardman Tami A. Boon Douglas A. Borlrman - , A , pq N 'Q . V' H, u' we ,Ng t QW. Kelli D. Borst Ashley D. Bosh ell it 43- is .4-41 Karim L. Bou , M, fi-Q .v , ..- Karen Boulanger loalean Bowden iff ,I . , .5 N . 'n v, v ,. - 9 ' 4'F Q'a X, f p n .,.'.- J 5 -., - 1. - X ' i H A-.Af 2 QQ' S 20fseniors i' M David C. Bowman Steve C. Bracy two TAMI BOON Good Luck To The Foursome 81 Good Luck JB 81 JT 81 UT! Always BF Lorna Had Good Times TMH! Thanx Mom! Thanx Kurt Love Ya Always! It Is Finally Over!!! DOUG BORKMAN It was definitely an interesting exper- ience here at Loara. Class ot '86 torever!! See everyone in ten. Watch out NHL. Here I come!! OF LAK QN KICK - ! KELLI BORST CONGRATULATIONS TXIL FRENZIIEVERBUCK- WHEAT! LOVEYOU MD8IBandJ THANXFORBEINGTHEREMOM! I'LL LOVE YOU FOREVER TIM TO GET HER ALL THE WAY 30- 15 FROGS N PENGUINS! ASHLEY DEAN BOSHELL JV.chr-Var.Song-the best of times! Awesome-4-4151 Friends-ILOVU! Eddie Murphy8IBur Kng Fun w!Lunch bunch! Class ot '86-Good Lck See ya! MOMSIDON-ILovU2 KARIM BOU 2yrs.V.WP4yrs.V.Swim ASB Treas. Senate 4yrs BF-OH Quack-Quack! TIME WARP!! THANX Mom, Dad, Fern. Luck To FP, DD, CY, FISH, LG, WG, ANNA, HAWAII HERE I COME!! KAREN BOULANGER 3YRV SOC GOOD LUCK KRN XI STACY LV U BOTH. TO MY FRIENDS-CONGRATS 84 GOOD LUCK TXS LUCY! BACHELOR PARTY !'N8tW l'LL C U AT SOSU'tJON- ALL I NEED l LUV YOU JOALEAN BOINDEN SBGANG FUN N PRTYS THANX 4 THE MEM JP MICKY REM CA IN CAT N BNP G.L KBNBB FF MB, DR, DS, RE, KKB, JIT, ME, LC, NP, MH, G.1.ALL MY FRNDZ THNX MOM N LARTD DAVID BOWMAN YNGWIE WILL LIVE FOREVER, AND SO WILL THE MEMORY OF LOARA, THOUGH NOT QUITE IN THE SAME LIGHT. ADAXIDJD PROSPER WENDY BRANNBERG lyr Horn Sect Ldr. 4 yrs Band, Jv Soccer, Thanks Mom Dad Joey Natty 81 Friends-For a great 4yrs MS KB PM GC KP CS LC SM DP PSALMS 1191105 CHRISTIAN BRANNSTROM Thanks S.B,, TM., Julio, Mr. Dan, D.J., Mr. D.H., Nate, Gigi. Obrigado Mae, Pai, Tante A., Tio, Ricardo. 3 yrs xcftrack, 1 yr Shield, soccer. Tchau DAVID W. BREWER CSF: NHSg ACADEMIC HONORSQ Who's Who, Soc. of Dist. Amer. H.S. Studzntsg 2yrs Yearbook: Thanx MOMMY 81 DADDY for EVERYTHING. Thanx RAY four alwaze beang writeg Thanx PC 8I JEB for the help. Thanx Irene, Grace, Chuck, Kim, Fred, Mark, Paul, Ryan, and Rene. Thanks JMJ for the ZOOLOOKJ Ugala Bugalag Waaa! FAF! MICKEY COOKIE BRITTAIN JOEY MEM CA N CAT DJ N J IIEVER, SBG 81 BSP BR, JP, SS, JR, PA, BA, EL, LAR, KKBQUR GR8 I LUVU:JB, DJ, RA, IVIOM, BILL, GRAM: GOOD LUCK KK, IDG, JB, MJ YAH!!! DAVID BROOKS House of reps Senate Pres-Film club - football Highlights-video man Bogus Basin Dude-Gunga gums- Yuckmouth - See you later Steve-Ron-Friends for lite. GINA BROOKS 4 yrs of nothing!! GD Luck BRN, BEN, BABY, DK, PB, AF, SM, KG, MR, Mr. B,+FRlENDS!! I Luv U CKY-POO AND TRSY-PO0! yr de bst! FRNKY B GOOD. BYE TEACH! 1. John Herath and friend congratulate each other on their homework grades. 2. Donna Gugliotta and Lisa Darrington Pose for a remake of The Last Supper. 3, Barbara Buckley and Thori McGuinness listen intently to derive as much knowledge as possible in the short time they have in class. Laura Bruce Peter A. Bruno Me' Barbara Buckley Glenda Burfoot Heather Burn Renee l Burns Chnatine E Burroughs Leslie Busby 351 iq- 1-gf x fy gg . ,QA ,qv , We 1 ,fi ,,, '4 i ,4 Mlllam C. Carnmaclr Allen Caples 22fsenlors LAURA BRUCE Chr 4ys IV Gynstcs 82-83, Friends Forever CY, DH I Luv U, Rbt.TLBYAKY Always know that the Lord is with you and will not forsake you Good Luck Terry! PETER BRUNO l'd like to thank my parents, sister, grand- parents, 81 counselor for all their support 81 for being there when I needed them. ERIC BURDON YOU CAN'T HAVE A PARTY WITHOUT BEA- TLE RECORDS. GLENDA BURFOOT Thanks mom and dad I Love You John W Herath Thanks to all my good buds goodbye class of 86 HEATHER BURN Crt BQIV CheergSr Senateg Friends Always: LD RG SG IS CL Thanx Lis and Di. Best of Luck Class of 86! RENEE BURNS THANK YOU MOM AND DAD. I LOVE YOU. TO THE LUNCH BUNCH, THANKS FOR THE GOOD TIMES! TO TIM THANK YOU I LOVE YOU. BB, PB, EH, TM BEST FRIENDS 4ever!Hawaii '86. CHRISTINE BURROUGHS CATHRYN U R MY BEST FRIEND!!! I LOVE YOU! you are the best sister! T8tCinlrIndDFMLT! DL- TEGLCC! U2 This summer will be the best! seniors 86! LESLIE V BUSBY 1 VAYRCLRGRD, 85!86PDRPFF CARE- LYNURZSPECIAL THNXSLIEVERY THING GOODLUCKKF, BL, OPlE , IM, DE, SO. Wellmomlfinallymadeit. luv2BROS- + SIS SEEUIN HAWAII CARELYN WILL CAMMACK -ITS BEEN GREAT- '86 . . . NO MATTER WHERE YOU GO, THERE YOU ARE. THANKS FRIENDS! THKS TO M AND D. WE'RE ON A ROAD TO NOWHERE ON TO COLLEGE AND SS!! PETE CAPPER Burned all my notebooks. They won't help me survive. T.Heads!San Miguel, Road Tires, LP's, Beer RunsCQX. Charlie don't surf. Degen 86 SAL CAPRARO ZYRS VSTY Bball 1YR VSTY F-BALL SR. SEN. TO ALL THAT MADE THIS A SPECIAL YR BP IR MR WT LC LD SB LUV U KP HCKEYMANIA KEEP SMILIN MR LUV U MA TC CC RENE CAPURRO Love is a friend, A Heaven A Hell, where pleasure, pain 81 sadness dwells. What A thing friendship is, world without end! Love you Gwen, mis, carol, Rich. KIT. Ashley 8 lake. RACHEL CARLISLE POWDER PUFFQ Thanx 2 my frnds 4 all the memories: Fishbone-LEI, dancing, sneaking out-slick, gl ska parties. I luv u PLB8imy pal Maryam. Luck 2:Skate8iRM LISA I CASTILLO ASB V.P., SR. Senate, BLITZKRIEG 85-86, FXS CHEER THKS DAD 81 MOM. TO ALL MY GOOD FRlENDSg THKS 4 THE MEMORIES! l'LL LUV YOU ALWAYS BOBBY! CARLOS CAVAZO Best Buds Rudy! Kevin you blew it! Michelle Robins-you leave me BREATHLESS-will you marry me? Donna-Rudys getting Divorced-time 4 a Double Wed- ding! SUNG-LING CHO I WOULD LIKE TO THANK MY PARENTS, TEACHERS AND FRIENDS FOR HELPING ME. GOOD LUCK TO ALL. THENEA CHAO Now is my Last year for being here. Time went by so FAST. After this year I never can see Loara again. I shall miss all my teachers and Loara. KO-IEN CHANG I MISS YOU, MY FRIENDS!! 1. Margaret Lo suddenly realizes she's eating someone eIse's lunch. 2. Tracy Dougal and Kristin Waters discuss current world events and the flaws of economic determinism. 3. Thenla Chao walks briskly to his next class. 5? X L X X, wa? PQ., f'4Iv-sv HQ If , 'fffhit . fl 4' t IJ . 5 , fill- Y' 0170 Tammy R Chapon Lisa Chavez Chun-Wei Chen Matthew Chen Grace Cheng 24 Xsenfo rs - X .M Y -iii 'e 2 m 5 'ff'h C Q h - - Nick cram ff i e fr L' Cl f Jarmle Chester A V : 1'. W '53 EWU 5 7 C A is Q.. t ,, ,.,V , L K1 F Y -. , Wade Clester A Donald Cooper -I TAMMY R CHAPON Special thax to my B-7-7, PA, GB, SS, SB, KB, CO, 8. X-GOYS! U2 MOMS 81 DADS. LOV YA. Good Luck CC, MV 8 rest of my PARTY PALS. SO LONG CLASS OF 86. Ba! Ba! LISA CHAVEZ Band 4 yrs!Clar. Sec. Ldr!BBsec!thanks M+D+Tino. Thanks SB + KP tor all of the tun times. Thanks Mr. S, but the SDP'S + SG are if1!Good luck RV PD CD I+G ' MATTHEW CHEN A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED. THANKS LI., LORD, TO WHOM SHALL WE GO? YOU HAVE WORDS OF ETERNAL LIFE. GOD BLESS US, CLASS OF 86. GRACE CHENG SEC. CSF, GATE, FAU, NHS, ALWAYS RE- IOICEQ UNCEASINGLY PRAY, IN EVERYTHING GIVE THANKSQ FOR THIS IS THE WILL OF GOD IN CHRIST IESUS FOR YOU.-I THES. 5:16-18 ' IAIMIE CHESTER I'd like to come again and stay -and so would Gigi! Thanx Mom! Hey guys, Luv ya:GH, HM, LC, SR, TM, SD, EZ, RN, RL, KW, KP! Dead fish live! Watch out world! , NICK CLARK D 86 REAL MEN RIDE BIKES! RULES WITH THE RIPPERI TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT! GO FOR THE GOLD! LISA CLEMENTS Varsity Cheer and Varsity Gymnastics. Powder Putt CBIitzkriegJ Zyrs. Studio art Thanx to everyone and good luck! Iwe made itllj DON COOPER I yr Var FB 2 yr VAR TRACK THANX TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND MOM GOOD LUCK IN LIFE TO THE CLASS OF 86 IT WAS GREAT SEE YOU WHEN I GET BACK FROM EUROPE I LOVE U ALL TRACY ELAINE COULTER IV Softball 2 yrs. F.S. Cheer Varsity Cheer Soph. Ir. Sr. Senate Blitzcrieg Powder Puff Zyrs. Drill team 1 yr. luv ya always LD RB ET SF SC MAUREEN L COX THANKS GRANDMA PA. 1600 HR. COSMO. Best friends 4 ever KF DM BB CH AND EVERY ONE THAT MAKES U TURNS lets party Class of 86 P.S. DADDY I MADE IT! NOEL COX WHEN YOU WISH UPON A STAR, YOUR DREAMS DO COME TRUE CHRIS CRESPI WELL I MADE IT THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. THANX FOR ALL THE HELP MOM AND DAD. JOHNNY MEDINA YOU DO KNOW ITS BT'S FOREVER APARTMENT LIFE HERE WE COME. MIKE CROSS THANX TO MOM + DAD FOR ALL YOUR HELP. GOLF-4-EVER! Best Buds:SeamusKerryGregDave. WE- FINALLY MADE IT! Good luck to the class of 1986 Party MICHELE CRUCIL Wemadeit!HeythatsgreatIWeIl,Walla+ Ir- Ready4FIDmILOOKour!Thankxmom + pallvuxxoo! ZLoLi- tallallournot Walla:2radxonicexoGeorge!2mysisxollvyats- c4everByDips LISA DARRINGTON 1Yr Court B, I.V. Cheer IR.YR,, lR.+SR. Treas. LYLASCWAA-ROBSI The lam 4-EVER! BFF- R.G.S.G., H.B., LS. +the gang-I Luv Ya! Thanx Mom+ Dad! Hawaii '86! 1. Sal Capraro, Rene Capurro, Marc Panasewicz, Lisa Castillo, and Rich Milo show contempt for Emily Post. 2. Lisa Dorosky deep in thought- over the merits of intercontinental telecommunication. 3. Colleen Kavanaugh and Rena Eaton discuss problems in leadership. 6 , ,auf f f, 'f ' 'ewfxffffvr 'N -,, 1 I Tammy L. Dassero lfimberbf Davies Z ,Af S fi , I EV! -'Y-E1 one yix D-ffany Davis Matt D. Denney Laura 1 Drbiase Steven K. Doi Tang Dong 26!senrors ,,..,v-vw 4, 4 av 'W , 'Q '., WJ 9f'5 f' . e ,.. , ...-owe he ,- ogy A ' .- ff r .yi '1 g Ev rig .,. - .1 1 1 -f ,K Q 4: l' an-of , .Ag ..-7.1-J' A . AL K 'ale 2,3- .w.'i 'P I .., v,-,- 1 'Q 'l ia ee, r- if M' aw W .':g'2-He, , .53- W J QM? r fftlicfff :Q f two Sheila M Donovan USS M 00f0SfU' Tracy E Dougal Erica R. Duarte KIM DAVIES Frsh Sec. JR Pres, ASB Pres, 3yrs. Band, lyr. Ast. Sec. 1dr.,, 4 yrs. Var. Swim Tm., BlF DB Lch Bnch, Thnx For being there, Dad, Mom, Mo, Nanc, Jett I Luv U!! TIFFANY DAVIS 85-86 CHMBR SNGR Hawaii touur? Buzz thnx 4 Your LOVE and support, Mom l'm still looking for your millionaire, I LOVE YOU. Good Luck Jason and Holly TLBYAKY LAURA DIBIASE Thnks M8iD8rS'S I LUV U! BF ALWYS CR WE MADE IT! PFLAKESGJAW 4EVER GRT TMS W! U Guys I U JR! 3.25 AT CR'S PP 86 Gdlk Frndz l'lI miss ya! HA 86 STEVE DOI 4yr Drum LN: Thanx M+D, MG-DRI, DV, JS, LM, GM, TM, KH-Rem-Bye SK-Good Luck-Patty!! LUV YA Tammy-Thanx-Shrink your head BS!! Get The balance Rite!! earthquake-86 TANG DONG CSF, NHS, FRCHCLB THANX:GG, KL, AC, NS, LHS FACLTY, BINCH MA 81 DAD 4 YR SUPPORTS! CARINGJ ILUV UXIHADFUN IN MAIN OFFICEXIDC THANX: GC, JN, AS, ML 81 GP 4 GOOD-BESTFRND 4EVER SHEILAH DONOVAN JSA 3yrs, Vr Ball 3yrs OCAD, FAU, GATE, CSF, Newspp ed. Thanx for the help k.w., l.K., GH., J.C., P.l. Good Luck Megs, Thanx Mom and Dad, Welcome 2 the real world! LISA DOROSKY FXS CHEER VAR. CHEER SOPH. JR. SR. SENATE FXS VB. ZYR. VAR. GYMNAST JRlSR PP.. ASR TRACE, LISA-MY BUDS! WE DID IT! THANKS MOM 81 DAD, CAN'T D0 WXO U! TRACY DOUGAL HAD A GREAT YEAR! GLAD TO HAVE MET ALL OF YOU. WILL NEVER FORGET YOU. WILL NEVER FOR- GET YOU LUNCH BUNCH. LOVE YOU T.B. KEEP IN TOUCH AND SEE ME IN EUROPE AUFWIEDERSEHEN! ERICA DUARTE THANKS FOLKS! SYRS VAR TRAINER STAT- S:2YRS VARS BASEBALL IYR FOOTBALL ZYRS POWDER PUFF! LUV YA LYNELLE JULIE gl YVONNE! THANKS TRAYC GOOD LUCK 2 MY SlS'S! PATRICK DUKESHIRE THANKS MOMSIDAD I DID IT KENNY B.F.F. USAF AIM HIGH! V POLE VOL T. LV. WRESSTLING LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST! PARTY ANIMAL! AIR FORCE ALL THE WAY! KYM DUNN K8rT BFF THANX MGD 4 EVERYTHING I TOLD U l WOULD MAKE IT BD PARTY PEPS: JJ. KP. TP. GM. JD. DS. LS. GTKQME I LUV U JIM! ALWAYS REMEMBER GT. 86 RULES KIT RB HMR RENA EATON 4yrs. BG: bgb Treas, Sec Ldr, ASB, CSG, OCA D, Var Swim, NHS, Thanx mom8lTom. Luv ys JIM! Bkye gl Good Luck CK, VM, GC, LA, LS, KP, LC, DF, KB, Rhon 81 Ang! The Partyz over! TINA ELLIS WELL MOM 81 DAD I made it I LOVE YOU both Good Luck Davey, you will make it! l'll miss ya Teena! Michael I Love you! GARY J ERLANDSON THE EARL THANX MOM gl DAD! TOLD U I COULD MAKE IT! GOOD LUCK 2 ALL MY BUDS: 2 RUDDERS JJ ESTO RED BLGBIRD LIVES! TATIO CREW GOIN SAILIN DOE DAVID ERICKSON ZYRS VRST SOCCER AND YRBOOK. THANKS KO FOR MEMOS D-LAND: TO CHUCK, DIKO FOR COMMENTS AT THE DAMNED. MY SENIOR YEAR I LOVED IT! AMY SHAKE THE DISEASE THANX MICHELE, MICHAEL, LESLIE, DONNA BECKY, gl TODD. JOCELYN ERSIN ASB, V Swim team mvp, Concert Choir, SO CA Youth Citizenship Seminar C.C. Tres., Thanks mom, Jen, Mr. V for the recomendations, and Allen, TLBYAKY REINA ESTRELLA Thnx Mom, Dad, I LUV U. U. +00 LSR. Gd Frnds8rGd times-M.H, J.B., C.O., GG. Nails by the 'I' Success Bound! G.C..-luv yu! Thnx for being a part ol it all! CARELYN EZERSKI ERREET! BSTBud 4 EVR-LISA! THNX 4 GD TIMES LSLY, LM, MJ, KF! STL LUV U JJ! GD LCK SHELL, JOE, MOTES, MONI! THNX DAD 4 KEEPN ME OUTTA TRBL! LUV U8rMOM, SISGBUZ 1. Jim Sutterfield and Dan Bass talk at lunch. 2. Kate Geier and Chris Loya look desperately for room 71. 3. Mark Talkovic and Diko Melkonian study at lunch with Dan Reed, who's- off-the-wall, as usual. I i fi :gas Q t .adv sl' three I Patrick Dulreshire Rena Eaton Una Ellis David D. Erickson Gary J Erlandson locebfn Erwin l Reina Estrella David A. Evans Carebfn A. Ezerslri seniors!27 uv- S an A tn. 05- P Bella I Fernandez Sabrina G. Fernandez Karen P. Fields 28!seniors Debbie A. Frye Tyrone Gabaldon Geraldine Galang Gonzalo Garcia Don GEM' - 1 ave L -,f Nr I ,-,. x QW, be G Seamus Fallon ,,,,,, Kristine M Farrington lfimberbf 1 Flavin 000 C. France l W! N10 un SEAMUS PATRICK FALLON Thanks mom gl Dad It was fun Thanks Mr Dawson Your the best Good luck MC DR HM BD and all the rest Now its time to party Im all done now Mom. KRISTINE FARRINGTON we made it guys thanks to JH, KP, CM, MM, MP, and especially mom, AC, ASXIAKI Best Budz Forever! Party bud BR Love ya-Brenda! BELLA FERNANDEZ To all my friends-old and new. I love you alll- Touti, Cherie, Dri, Lawa, etc. Moms 8i Dads, luv u 2! Mike Xi Oz forever! Luv ya 2 - All my brothers!! KAREN FIELDS 1 YR. F.S. CHEERg 1 YR. VARSITY CHER, BEST OF LUCK TO HH, MD, MF, THANX 4 EVERYTHING KAREN, NANCE, MONICA, MARLENE I LUV U! TAKE CARE SCOTT I LOVE YOU! KIMBERLY FLAVIN F yr Pep squd: Soph yr Drill Team: JR year CNA: SR yr Pwder Puff:JR Smrg HB! I luv ya MR, JS, MC Thx KB, LB, JP, LM, CE, CSILY-BFUTE! Thumper 151! 2-my BRO-TONY M-Thx. DON FRANCE DRUM MAJORSIBND-4YRS. THNX-MOM, DADS, UNC DON gl TP. NET. BST. WSHS-PAULINEBMY BEST BUD STEVEIQ I'LL MISS YA! REDMAN 81 HEART- FOR EVER -I LUV YOU RHONAIIOKLOMA SCOTT FREEDMAN THNX SPLATERONSHREDDINKV. KEE- PROKKIN. EVP, KEEP JMMNWELLBETHERESOOM TOALLMY- FRIENDS, CYA SOON, LUVYA LADIESUNO WHOUR EVERYON- ELIVEINEMPYREANHEAVEN. BY. DEBBIE FRYE: ANDY I LOVE YOU FOREVER!!! THANX 4 BEING THERE POOKIE BEAR. XO THANX 4 ALL THE GOOD TIMES: LM, CS, CH, SM, KM, RC! LUV U Z BTTRMS. SC8iKC LUV YA STACEY! BYE 86 TYRONE GABALDON VQS HomeBoys 4EVR crzy8s will make it! cruise Si scrape So Fine 57 Advice was crucial 81 Troy was there thnks Bro! Get em Rick Get em! I luv s.s. but. . . CINDI GAIL 11285LuvU Rob4ever7782PortLandOregonAl- right HardasabasebaII21585K8fQRob8iLOU 16-10-11 always my Iittleman Best of timesonthebeachILOVEUJlM UTO Char- lie ULF MARIE GERALDINE AMBROSIA GALANG:NHS, NHR, SAX- SHLD, YRBK, FAU ART FRVR! FRNHCLB: THE BEST OF LUCK TO:JEN S, REI E. MAR H.8fRM8iMK8iLV:THNX MOMXLDAD4 EVERYTHINGXITHANX SCOTT M 4THE MEMS I LVU:THE WORLD IS YET FOR ME TO SEE:HAWAII86 EUROPE 87. ' DON GEARY THANKS LOARA FOR 4 GREAT YRS. SPECIAL THANKS TO MY MOM I LOVE YA MOM AND THANKS TO ALL MY FRIENDS. IN JOHN 14 IT TELLS YOU WHAT A REAL FRIEND IS LIKE. KATIE GEIER 3yrsCG, 3yPres:Powder Puff Thanks to my family, Shuttle 1, 2 Xi 3, DF, MR, TM, GM:RK8iJR-Sstooges 4ever! Thanxs A bunch, Pokey!Good luck YT 81 class of 86!SM-682!!I SHERRI GENGENAGL 4yrs. DT-Co ldr-lst Asst, BFF:MM, JS, HB, VR, SM 8. THE GANG LUV ya RG-LD, Hawaii 86-The Jam!!! Thanx 4 the special times. Thanx Mom, Dad-luv ya Fred. SANDRA GERNERTT Thanx mom 81 Dad keep partying CM, JM, JP, SR, 81 my bud She Thanx for everything O family 8l 2nd Sis Lo I Love u 4ever, Ron! MICHAEL ANTHONY GOLIA 2YRS. VAR. FB, ZYRSVARBB- SAX DF YEARFB THANKSMOMXIDAD-ILOVEYOU GOODLUCK CFRPMJBOTHPADILLAS ANDWC THANKS FOR THE MEMO- RIES I LUV YOU JANINA GIB LIVES LUIS M. GOMEZ I MADE IT! THANKS TO EVERYBODY. WATER POLO 4 . PATTY GOMEZ Quiero darles las gracias a mis padres y a mi herman EG por el a pollo que me brindaron en mis anos de high school TOSGSMCLLBSI WISH YOU GUYS THE BEST!! 1. Ray Wiech displays his infra-red anti-ballistic eye goggles. ' 2. Ryan Onishi and Paul Hsu find themselves late for class. 3. David Neate takes a rest after running for hours on end. Kathryn M. Geler Sherri Gengenagel Joseph 1 Geralros Sandra L. Gernertt Michael A. Golla X three Guillermo M Gomez Luis M Gomez Patricia Gomez senl0rsf'29 f, , 1' Q W '56 f Rf 16 .1 f j 47 M fe 1 Catherine A Granby Charles F Granger flff R GF 9941 af if awww I I I x A my K A 5 .:,.- ' Wi? Marc E Grozrnger .,,,, , f Tfry ff! F- 'f,, r , iff .K M A 'H ,f 5 X gf - , , ,ow , K 3 TIFFANY GORDON 3 Yrs C.G.sec. 84 pub. S.F. 84 PNKY- SIFAEGCCGSAS! FOBS SHUTL41844 THANX8rF.A! Thanx moms 81 dads gl Kim! Benny, I LUV U ALWAYS Best Friends 4-ever-Christine, I luv ya!! ROBYNE GORRIE 4yr. D.T. Co-ldr. 8 leader. Good luck S8rV. I luv u LD 8 SG The Jam-NY! Cl-your hot. HMCG Queen- 85! Jr. princess 84! BBs-JS, HB, CS, AB Sr gang Hawaii 86 Thx MGD Bl! CATHY A GRANBY 3 and I half years ot choir Z years of department aid. A very special thanks to the people who helped me through the years love you. CHUCK GRANGER Thank you Dad, Mom, Steve, gl Sandi. Spcl thanx 2 Mr. Klevos, Douglas, Sadler, and Stark. Con- grads 2 class of '86. Frds 4evr: MT, GP, DB, RO, PH, KC, MR. FREE AT LAST!! JILL GREEDY 1 yrReps. 3yrChoir. Thanx Mom, Dad, Garret 4 helping Luv 2 frenz-Debbie V. Jett H, Scooby, Lisa F Brian Fis Best 2 all at LHS-its been fun! Congrads Srs TLBYAKY. MARTIN WILLIAM GRIOS JR. Thanx Dad, Grams and Jody. Hope to C ya in the waves See ya Troy. Hang Loose Surfers Have more fun out of school. God -R- surfers Grois. MARC GROZINGER 4yr percuss 3yr Tris Thanx, AR, SA, DK, RS, BOB SD, DV, JS, THANX TO UNDERSTANDING BAND DIRECTORS! OAAY-DRI LOARA F. DRUMLINE D. 86 TONY IOMMI GUERRIERO THANKS MOM AND DAD, AND TO ALL THE BUDS. NC PS DL MG AR. LES PAUL MISSED HENDRIX. LIKE A TRUE NATURES CHILD, WE WERE BORN TO BE WILD. DONNA GUGLIOTTA Var. CC 3 yr, BB. 2 yr, SB. 3 yrg P! Puff 8586! 4yr Band SR. VP. LUNCH BUNCH! THNX 4 THE MEMS: CK, DL, LP, SK! GREAT TIMES-TRACY, CAREY, KELLY! MOM, DAD, DENISE, 81 COOK: LUV YA! JODY HAMLIN KM, KF, KP, CM, Thanks tor the good times!! I Love you MWG! Naomi-Best Buds always!! See ya at the beach! Good Luck '86 I did it mom! Iv ya God-R MARION HARTUNG YRBK 83!85 DESIGN ED SR SENATE TRAINING 82!84 GOOD BY COSMO PALS-HAIRCTRS DO IT WXSTYLE! TANKS-LISA REINA, GERI, DF gl KYE! LUV U MOM, DAD 8 MARK! HAWAII-86! JAMES REES HARVEY 2yrsChamber Singers Sr yr News paper photo and writer. 2 yrs Varsity Golt. Thnx coach Johnson tor the support. The Lord God is the head ot all. JEFF HASTINGS Class of 86 Rules!! Thanks tor everything! Bob Blanton Coach Johnson Luv ya Kimmy Best To All At Loara It's Been a Great 3 yrs at Loara Joe Poulin. STACY HECKATHORN trsh. Senate frsh. soph Band trsh soph. Voll. Varsity Vollalyr. trck. friends! KB. SB. JS. DC. I LUV U Odell X Thnx momtirdad- TONY HATA Soph Rnd ball Thanks Ma, Pa, big bro. Good luck to my friends 8- NThon-Jins. It's time to make my millions. See ya! l'm gone! It's been real! HATAMAN lives forever. CURTIS J HENSON Lov ya Mom, family. 3yrs VBBALL 3B. BF Al Thanx coaches. Lov ya Chrissy, Cherish tor being there. Thanx to all my teachers. 4X4 all the way. See ya! JOHN W HERATH Well I did it thanks Grandma, Jim, Glenda I Luv u all Good luck Lov sis I will miss you Luv u Good luck Kelly I Luv u 4 ever A 1. David Erickson and Mike Habib walk optimistically to class. 2. Jailbirds Ashley Boshell and Cathy Schultz accompany Jennifer Willholf and friends to class. 3. Rich Milo gives Rene Capurro a hug for complimenting his attire. r- , 'rf . u dT!gAi45i.? 1.4-Q,iif.Tq'? I, H -, 5' E ' is I Tro y Herch Carey A. Hess -A , :I 'Email' - 'QW ,H -..V N I' Y .. -. . . X '- h '-H , ' Q, 'K' .Lk H, be I n S11 A ,.F?4...g.- X , ' ' N 5 E . -53. ,- ,ir ' . - A X, A ' UN. WN.. Tom H171 Lien Hinh M3Uf99f' A- HfUCfU' Gigi Ho Phu Ho Daniel E . Hocker 32,f'seni0rs f ' R, fl Pl 5 Martin Hoesli Christine E. Hogarth 1 'A ,f -- fr: H a ft 4 - iff , f . A 4 I , ifevm Holland miriam A. Hoimes two TROY HERCH HOT VW'S I Love you Wendy Auto Shop 4 yrs Football Frosh Thanx for The Help Mom and Dad I Iove YOU Toyota 4X4 Thax for the Support Matt Denny Body Building. CAREY HESS lyr Var Trk 3 yr Var SB Zyr, pwdrlpf, lnchbnch, Sherry 8. Donna: Friends Forever 8 luv ya always, BB's Family 31 86, Love-22, Thanx Mom 8I Dad, College here I come! MAUREEN HLUCKY Peace is seeing a sunset and knowing who to thank Jesus died for You Thanks mom and Dad 4 EVERYTHING I LOVE U BEST FRIENDS 4 EVER TM IH IW GIGI HO l'D LIKE TO COME AGAIN AND STAY AND SO WOULD IAIMIEI BABES CIC, HM, SR, LC, TM, CB, BA, IK, SD, PH, RO, WL, AND FREDIJ WE ARE OUTTA HERE! HAWAII, HERE I COME!! PHUONG H0 YEARBOOK, GATE. Mrs. E., The best since chocolate brownie ice cream. GRACE, IRENE, RYAN, DAN- EILLE, MARG, BETA, IZZY THANKS for being GREAT friends. MARG, what took you so long? I love you Mom gl Dad. So long Loara. I Love MHS. DANIEL HOCKER lyr Var Baseball-Homecoming 85 Thnx 4 the mems Carey. Thnx 4 everything Dad. I miss Philly-But love California! Good X:lM, SO, GE, Shabib, ELMOE-LOW. MARTIN HOESLI DEGEN BIS NO COLLEGE FOR MEI I'LL PAINT YOUR CAR, BUT NOT FOR FREE! THANX MOM DAD, STREET BIKES ARE hfl HEY BUD LETS PARTY KK KM CS CW PC DN KH Bl CHRISTINE HOGARTH KEVIN I LOVE YOU FOREVER!!! Thanx for the great simes SF8ICO8IKW8lDF8tRE8lMM8ITC8IKZGood- luck Class of 86 Bye-Bye Loaral! Its Finally Over! KEVIN L HOLLAND Justin HOPE YOU MAKE IT TO THE END. HANG IN THERE. GOOD FRIEND. BEST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL. itll BACK INARKEEP RIPPING THE WAVES AND PARTYENCAN'TWAlT TO GET OUT. BILL HOLMES 4YRAUTOTHANKS TED BROWN RIPTHANKS MOM DAD 8: DEBBIE I LUV YOU ALL! THANKS DK KH PC TM DN MV DH TC IN TS MH DEGENERATE 86 DK THANKS FOR BEINGAFRIEND. ERICA HOLYOZK thanx 4 everything lunch bunch your all UB. fff BB, RB, TM, PB. Thanx Mrs. Miller your the best. Europe 85 BB 2lts. coke is it!! Renee? No. MICHELLE HORSLEY ZYRDRILLTEAMTHNXMOMI SPOL- FRENZ-LPIBCS-FIDM HERE WE COME! WTRFRML-THE LIMDI CAN'T4GET NMKPDLSFMMMHCUZ YOURE REALLSOGREAT! GOODLUCKMIKEILUVYATOOII HAWAII 86. DENISE HOUGHTON 4YR VARSITY SWIM. HZOPOLOSTAT, FRIENDS 4EVER KARIM 8. CONNIE, LUV YA SW, BH, WG, LG, AMI, LIVE SIMPLY SO OTHERS MAY SIMPLY LIVE USA- 4EVER! FISH RULE! KENNETH HOWMAN SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE SOME THINGS STAY THE SAME AND SOME THINGS REAR- RANGED: ONE THING I KNOW FOR SURE, YOUR HEROES ALWAYS DIE -B. MOULD DeGen86 A MISSY HOYT R. C. 81 L. P. B. F. 4EVER! THANX DAVlD4AL- LYOURLOVE, I YOUI! THANXMOM8DADILOVEYOUBOTH! DILCGOODLUCKBELIEVEINYOURSELF THEONLYLADDER- TOTHESTARS ISWOVENWXDREAMSJSCSF A PAUL HSU Dad, thanx4your support 8 Mom, thanx4put- ting up wlme -2Grnma, Elln, Steve, Elk, and Bill 81 Kiwi, thanxllbeing there. Hey Bogart, thanx4being a true friend- Iong live AKI! Spcl wishes Zspcl people: Rik, Peff, gl SP TC2aIlmyfrenz: KIT! LUKE HUANG I had good and bad time in Loara This is the time to say good bye! I will never forget the good time I had here at Loara Good Bye and Good luck. TINAMARIE HUGHES 2YR. COLORGUARD YR BKPOET I MADE IT MOM 84 TIM THNKS! MEMORIESZREMEMBER KB. TB. LT. 81 TE. BFF TINA Xt TEENA. I LOVE YOU TOM! ITALY'86 LF. T. T. F. WASGN-ED! DAN ISAACSEN V WRESTLING HONOR 81 SUCH ASB LUKE THE KINDGOM OF GOD IS AT HAND. THIS GENERATION SHALL NOT PASS AWAY TILL ALL BE FULFlLLED GOOD LUCK AB EL TD CC CB. TRACY, YOUR TB. 1. Two unidentified seniors show their Halloween spirit. 2. Christian Brannstrom and Dan lsaacsen discuss their weekends activi- ties. 3. Denise Houghton and Karim Bou kick back at lunch. Erica Hohfoalr Michelle L. Horsley Denis Houghton Kenneth Howman Michele L. Hoyt ' Paul I Hsu Lulre 0. Huang Patrick I Huett 4 .N TinaMarie Hughes Daniel P. lsaacsen it three seniors!33 ,ff ff, fs J, ,-,za , ,, ,. MA Q ,I va rv r ju? F if f f. 5 ja ,xg iw cr gl .ff X 5' A Q J I, 2' y fy Y a ,J N 6 as Q J Ae' in...-X bs X ss Rf' Ralph Johnson is i f ' h 3,515 ,MSM va 1. f Yi 34 X seniors Jeff C. Justice Holhf Kang J, gjEk,f2 -' K pf xx, xg Q P' Q ' .mr V x N Y 4 S t' 1 .- T iv: 8 4 h h Karen lzaguirre John R. Jackson 5? M.,- Y Bud Jerue Dym D. Johnson one Wendi R Jones John A. Jordan ,441- JOHN ROBERT JACKSON I MADE IT. ALL MY FRIENDS, FRIENDS FOR EVER. 2 YR AUTO. GIVE PEACE A CHANCE. JOHN LENNON 1940-1980. PARTY '86 DEGEN '86 THE BEATLES JLF JEAN-MICHEL JARRE My accomplishments: OXYGEN, LES CHANTS, MAGNETIQUES, EQUINOXE, LES CONCERTS EN CHINE, ZOOLOOK M DAVID AND RAY - COOL DUDE - T! WADS BUD JERUE THANKS MOM 8t'DAD!!! Love Always Eve- lyn::Thanks Valenzuela gl Bedards PT-PV, JB, CP, LG, CS, LT, JM, AC. Just us minis So. Calif. 1 year Var-BBSeeYa JR 81 Paul GXL KYM JOHNSON thanx mom dad pat Si Bob, for everything. Rob, I Love You! Denise Chris Xi Kris Best Friends Forever! ms mm Good Luck Class of '86 we made it!! RALPH JOHNSON HAD A RAD 4 YEARS IN WOOD, CHOIR, AND FOOTBALL TO ALL MY FRIENDS THE BEST OF LUCK IN YEARS TO COME. WENDY JONES PFLAKES Christopher-Sammy-I-Luv-U-Both Bot- JW-KP-KA-EL-CR-LD-AC-JS-WC Homcming-Prnss-82 83WntrfrmI-Prnss-83-84 Luv-U-Mom-Dad-Kiki-I-made-it-Ha waii-86-RGR JOHN JORDAN RAMBO! THANKS MOM 8 DAD FOR 4 GREAT YEARS LUV YA GOOD LUCK 2 THE BOYS JR EARL RED WADO! HI NICOLE: SUMMER OF '85 IRS MOHAWKA WEDGE CREW LUV-DANCE- 84 CELTS SUSAN KARLSHOEJ LUK N LUV TO LUNCH BUNCH THNX TO MOM, DAD, MY DEAR ANNICKA, GABRIEL, TERRI, MI- CHELLE, FRENZ ON KISUCA. I LOVE YOU ALL VERY MUCH. X- TRA THNX TO DG, CH, KCK, CK COLLEEN KAVANAGH ASBFacRel, 3yrBG, BGB, OCAD, GATE, FrsshWntFml Prncs, SophHmcgPrncs, D-Land! Eur- ope85+86! lLuvUMOMnDAD, K+E, SN, HR, EP, DG, RE, Wolfy, BBS, SushiCUinltaIy! CIAO! DONNA KERCHER member of Card Guard + Uno gl BOB, RUDY RICK CARLOS 4ever! Luck 2 IS! THANX TINA MICH WEEN MARC MONDO GINA -l- M-LARKQ BBsDBB The old man told me . . . DENNIS KERWITZ lt's been fun, but life has just begun. Thanks mom and dad for everything. Christina love always: Camaros forever. Class of 86 the raddest!! LISA KLATZKER THANX MOM + DAD I LOVE YA. BLUE- JAY BF ALWAYS. WE MADE IT! GOOD TIMES AHEAD, GOOD LUCK SENIORS. ESTHER H. KIM GATE, CSF, Honor Socg Spch Team, NFL, Tennis, JSA, FAUQ Bang Soc of Distinquished Stdnts. Thanx 4 memories! Love ya family + friends!! JAEHEE KIM Tennis, CSF, GATE, NHS, FAU, JSA, Senate, Ws'W. M+ D, KP, EK, ML, GP, SD, thanks for always being there for me. Luv ya! Stay out of jail! GBY! DANELLA KIVO FXS CHEER J!V SOCCER bst timz in CHEER RC, KF, LD Luv Ya Thanx KB, JB, KM Thanx MOM, DAD, Billy I did itl, I Luv Ya all! I Luv You Baby Ryan. GD LCK KB+BABY MIKE KO 1Ft, 2yrsBB, lyr of Fun. Hawaii bound TO ALL MY FRIENDS YOU ARE THE BEST EVER!!! LUV YA MOM gl DAD! ?colIege bound DAVE Remember all the 't we ever did 1. Ali Bayrooti and Geraldine stop by her locker to get some books. 2. Kim Scali and Grace Poon go to Margaret Lo for help with their math. 3. Kristin Waters doubles up in laughter as she stumbles over a sprinkler head. 16 Phil D. Kratzer 'CTT ', 5'7- A Ming-Han Kuo Andy Ku vakas 1 L lf I -Q 3? , riff , K i .. Chris M Lea! Renee Leder Emy G. Leon E C L3 2 ff fm gl L ' ,'- .ffm V . he 4-W ,as 1'-ren .,.' ' 1 . , x A 4? Richard A. Levine Debra Lies n, l I .,, , KX Fred I Lim llmg im 36x'seni0rs two PHIL KRATZER I love you Jesus! Band 2 yrs, Film Club, GATE. Good luck Erika 8. Stephanie. Let the Son shine in! MING-HAN KUO FAREWELL! , Good Luck to You, ' MY FRIENDS! ANDY KUVAKAS THANKS TO NIR. DAWSON! HOTWHELLS. I AND HOT RODS FOR EVER. GOOD LUCK TO ALL MY FRIENDS! THANKS MOM AND DAD CHRIS LEAL I AM ONLY DOING THIS BECAUSE I HAVE TO! IT IS THE ONLY TIME I WILL CONFORM. THANKS MOM AND DAD A.W.-MEOW RENEE LEDER Finaly we have come to a well needed end. TKS TO RN, HM 81 Especialy Mike, I'II always LUV YOU. Gd Ick KW, JC, EK, SR, GH, JK, KM! Solng undrclsmen. '86' rlsll MICHAEL LEE First, I thank God for helping me during the last 3 years in school. I had a wonderful time with my friends and I will never forget these school years. EMY G LEON PFLAKES3 REM: Y'PEOUTS, BetterThngs ThnxKIMMER. LORR WE ON SCHEDUEL? F TRI84, TIC WENDYRAELMX U: SS, LS 8 TJ. HAWAII 86, KEEP THE - AND SHE WAS . . . RICHARD LEVINE lt suddenly struck me. I just might die with a smile on my lace, after all. MORRISSEY '85 Thnx MVMnPVP Bestest buds CS RM BM JM THE FIVE 4EVER DEBRA LIES Ayr Var Trk, 3yr Var CC, lyr H20 Polo. Empire Leag Chmp Zmile. All county CC. Jr Sec Sr PREZ CSF Who's Who.-TO GOD BE THE GLORY! RUN'N FOR JESUS! FRED LIM CSFXHONOR SOCXGATEXSEAXEXSENATE: THANX TO ALL MY PALS 81 LOARA FOR THE MEMORIES: THANX MOM Xl JL 4 YOUR HELP! TIME FOR US TO MOVE ON FORWARD CLASS OF 86! DS, GL, CS GOOD LUCK! I-LING LIN INTERNATIONAL CLUB, GATE CLUB, NHS, CSF, WOMENS CHOIR. THANKS TO MY PARENTS, MY FRIENDS, AND LOARA. CHUCK LIPPINCOTT FLETCH 4YRS. VAR. SOCCER: 83- 84-85 MR. IRRESISTABLE: TRICK 57 OVAL: THE REVIVAL OF THE DAMMED GOOD LUCK J8rJP, MN, MA, RR, MF, DM, PA 8: MH, ILL: THX STEVE 8. WIK, SEE YA FRIENDS OF 87! DEREK LITTLE 4 YEARS AUTO I YEAR BB. THANKS TED BROWNE AND PAUL THOMPSON. N.B.N.H. C-YA MP DK BH RS MARY Y LIU BADMINTON, GATE CLUB, NHS, INTERNA- TIONAL CLUB, BUSINESS CLUB. THANX TO DAD, MOM AND MY FRIENDS: IL, AY, TD, YC, LK, JN. TIME FLYS BY FAST, SO ENJOY HIGH SCHOOL. MARGARET LO OCAD, GATE, CSF, NHS, NFL, choir, VP8tPres FAU. Thanks, CK'sI Press on: redeem the time. The joy of the Lord is my strength! Christ in me, the hope of glory! VICTOR NL QUIERO darles las gracias a las personas que me ha ayudaron y me estimaron vedaderamente ADRI C ESTHER C VNL PATTY G I WISH YOU THE BEST GOD BLESS YOU. CHRISTINE M. LOYA CG ZYRSCBIGDEALJPPZYRSI MOM- XLDAD I LUVYA LOTZZMY PALS: IZBEERSXISYBGOODLUCK SHUTTLES: TOTG, KG, KJ, KZ, PB, MR, DK GOD BLESS! PILTS HERE I COME! 86! O'YA, FOIBS TAMMY LUBIC THANKS MOM 81 DAD FOR YOUR SUPPORT, AND THANKS TEACHERS FOR YOUR HELP. GOOD LUCK TO MY LITTLE BROTHER IN EVERYTHING HE DOES. LOVE YA LOTZ. MONICA LUJAN GOOD LUCK IN ALL YOU DO KAREN F., YOU'RE THE BEST. BREENY, WE HAVE BEEN THRU SICK-N- SIN . THANX 4 EVERYTHING. FRENZ ALWAYS M.M. HI A.J. I LOVE YOU. BOB LYMAN THANKS FOR A GREAT YEAR LOARA. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 86. THANKS FOR BEING GOOD FRIENDS, LESLIEBNOELC, LISAB DAVE B, AND LUV YA MOM 81 DAD THANX EVERY ONE! 1. Tiffany Davis readys herself to sing with the Chamber Singersf 2. Ashley Boshell struts her stuff at the limbo contest. 3. Sherry Gengenagel and Robin Gorrie chillin' out in the senior court I Chuck F Lippincott Derek L Little Mary If Liu , -is -X E 9 .,..xtsKS?s. x is-I if KGS . . 3, X 'gi ,me Margaret A. Lo Christine M' Lora Tammy Lubic Monica L. Lujan Robert Lyman I seniorsf37 Wa. ji, if f 4 J V ,ff' f mmf ,J 6 S,v Q: X xy Kerry A, Mahoney Kevin R. Mahony ag T ' a.-Clzn3i.MaLavarY Monika Malone E Jack E Maloney K 'A A Mike D. Mann 38fsenf0rs J ,.. ,fl .M ...fam nv M' ,NH by Tern A. Mabry Patil Macaj Hin-Q one Thorie lf Maginnis Dawn M Magnuson ..,-my '.'hu TC' , rg fs X.. . as 3, rw an ya 1 ff Vx X. X X go, V A X, Mi? LK.. -...I 1 --- TERRI MABRY CHRlS:fOUS1O0 CUOMEITELEPHONEDI. LORRAINEILVUI GO0DBYE8rLUCK2:C CWAHTA- MANDGBICFCSC-EIJLCGIBISCDIAL-A-PSYCHJMQCHESTERJ -ECXIRELANDXGREENXFUNKYXGEEI ByeLB! KERRY MAHONEY ThanxLoara awesummemoriesuntilwe meetagainnewgoals gl triendsgoodIcuk86 theanswers2litear- enotinthebooks IluvumomkAW! BDRR! HighXSMItooledual- llOitZmyselfcya KEVIN RAND. MAHONY Thanks to all! 8 LOLTTBestMOMlEH. I got a reasonIMEI. PKM-n-BED. D '86' RECKLESS-DK.K, KEL, K SiIverado INTERCEPTOR4 NO CHP! LIFE AT 170 TILUGO?! CHRIS MALAVAR Hang in there Bri Cass Thanx Frank For Your SUPPORT 81 Thnx Mom and Dad love Always U To Hilal Chris w SKIP WRESTLING lyr VAR Keep pumping ROBERT S MARQUEZ 4yrs soc, 2yrs x-c, Don't forget good times-IM, CS, RL, SB, II, BM, GG-Bst yet to come! Alwysr- member Flem. Wherever U are, thats where U PARTY! U2 4- ever! LUIS MARTEN FRESHMAN FOOTBALL BADMINTON TRACK USMMC 7-7-86 HEY ROBIE-CAT LET'S PARTY '86 GOONIE BIRD GRAD-NIGHT '86 LOVE YA MONICA-THANKS AND LOVE MOM AND DAD. GARRETT MASHBURN FSXIV WRestIingg Drums 4yrs.g Pow Put V. Chr 3yrs Sen.Frenz 4 Ever IS, SD, MG, DV, IK. Best Frenz 4 Ever ToGa DR ThnxMomDad. Ellen 1 8. Only Luv Ya Baby G TONY MEADE 2yrs SAX Zyrs Drums 2 yrs VARXTRACK P.P. 86 IS, GM, SD, MG, DV, BH, LA, MS, SK, IW, CR, PB, KG, CL, TW, PH. DUDE! TOGA! good Luck ALAN! THANX MOMIIDADI Seoul 88!! ESTUARDO MEDINA Zyrs. Var. SOCCER 73 VW KROZ D '86 Good Luck in Future Days: Gary Pete Kev Ion 81 Mike R. Sal Dave Ken. IAM BANDS CURE d-MODE 8 Oingo SEE YA '86 BRITT ANDRE MELANCON FAREWELL TO THE OLD FIVE! SCAMMING FOREVER!!! 5.5 TO Fl MON AMIS, SR, RL, I, CS gl RM! BUS. ADMIN. BERKELEY!! PARTY!! MICHELLE Y MEEKER 2yr Badmintong Good luck - TQ, ET, IP, RB - you'lI need it! Thanks Mr. Stark, Ilm, l'll always remember you! Thanks Mom. DIKRAN A. MELKONIAN aka DIKO Buds DR MT SW DN RM CL 81 gang - best of luck. RP, see you at LA. UCLA BOUND! I'm the B word! Love my Mom Dad 81 Sis. Hey! Who loves you baby? Well boys, that's it. Thanx pals, you're the greatest. TONY MEYER 4yrs FBL 3yrsVARLet 3yr wrest 4yr base- ball 1yr Let-C.0.l,L.A. Good Luck-Okabe, Pany Cmy Bud- diesj-KF-Luv Ya Sis - to my parents-You are both my best friends, I luv you! IENNIFER MICHELLE SIX 2yrs Senatep 1yr FAU, ASL: Luv- n-Memz 2 All my Friends, UZDQQ Thank U Ger, 4 being there! Have fun Dale! I Luv U Mom! 1, Courtiers practice early in the morning. 2. Stacy Beltran takes cover under her books from an oncoming flock of seagulls 3. Grace Poon is stopped by the camera as she spins around in a rotating chair. Robert S. Marquez Garrett Mashburn Anthony P Meade Estuardo Medina John A. Medina Michelle If Meeker Britt A. Melangnn Dilrran A. Mellronian Tony M Meyer 'X three K seni0rs!39 Ji .4 v' og ea-5 ine-f 'Sill if 41 HEI L4 ar N. M ,- ,ff PA --o Ihialazi 0Il0 I Q X -1 .JV , 1 t 's x Heather D. Mikfnka Gary W Miller Paige E M17ler Sophia A. Miller Richard E. Milo Megurnf Mochriuki Alexis A. Monhjo 40.f'Seh1ors '52 a e 3 N John 1 Montoya YA aw I '- Chrflvtfna A. Moreno ,M . 544, - s x I 2 Lisa Mote - --- -'----1 - -:ii HEATHER MIKINKA SO LONG, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH! OFF TO WATCH SUNSETS IN SMOG ALERTS. I'VE ACHIEVED NOTHING, BUT WANT TO THANK THE ACADEMY ANYWAY. GARY MILLER 2 years Varsity Basketball HI mom and special I Goodbye forever Icoaehl Thanks for a great year G.D. Parker Storm Hatta. PAIGE E. MILLER Courtiers-4yrs Co-Cptn 3rd Cptn 4th gl nevr been dull! MXID thanx 4 helpin me proving wrong! I luv RDBKSCDRCVMSTLSCYKIL CESJASIII RICH MILO THANKS TO ALL PALS. V. BSBLSIBSKTBL. ASB. EXPERIENCE LlFE,IAIL. DANCE, LAUGH, EXIST. DO IT, KIT. UCLA BOUND. LOVE YA BABY. HERES TO US. SUMMERTIME WARRIOR. MEGUMI MOCHIZUKI DAD AND MOM, I'D LIKE TO SAY, THANK YOU. I HAD A HARD TIME AT SCHOOL AND I WAS ALWAYS CRYING. BUT YOU GAVE ME A COMFORTABLE HOME. I LOVE YOU. MIKE MOTTA IIYEAR B.G.-ASST. DRUM MAJOR-ASST. SEC- TION LEADER-BAND BOARD-STREET, FIELD, JAZZ, CONCERT BANDS-GOOD LUCK TX, SG, KW, JL-THE LOW BRASS LIVES. AMY MOU THANKS MOM AND DAD I LOVE YOU! STEVEN D MUNOZ 4yrs Band-Section Lder, JV Tennisg Thx Ma y Pa8I4 everything Lorena. I Thk We made it Don! Best MD, Love ya Halt-a-Dime! Thnx AF, CS, HM STEPHANIE MCDEVITT 3yrs ski club, 1 yr D.T. mgr Thanx Mom n Dad for all the support. Thanx for good times Alexis Sr Lisa P. Thanx for the memories-Good luck pals. SHANNON MCDUFFIE Thanx mom 4 everything! I love you! LG, CK, SH, LD, Best friends Forever! MELISSA MCLANE Thanx 2 Grandma Mom Il 81 JEFF I LOVE U ALL. THANX 4 ALL The Special times Good Luck 2 ALL I LOVE YOU ALWAYS JEFF! TXS MS BXB SG LAGUNA 86 JAY MCQUILLIN . . . well . . . it was swingin' . . . DANJNEISES 4Doc Danj Last of Cabin 10, soon 2 b Navy Man: Best BudsfMT, DR, DM, KS, AO-KP, BIRTH 2 EARTH B.F.! CW.S.V.A.N.4.U.I J-N-DAN 4EVER!! I LUV U MOM N DADI!!!! . 1. The Magnificent Six head for a showdown In calculus. 2. Shawn Wiseman. stretches his arms at lunch. 3. Jennifer Willhoff smiles to a nearby friend. x Elizabeth A. New Kathleen L Newberg ' r F Y.. -an James B, Newell Ronda A. Newmark Ha I Nguyen Tracy M Nisbet Steve Noh A I ' asf A : - ' I T I 42,fseniors Charmaln I Norton Celeste Nunez Christine A. 0'Brlen Doug 0'Brlen w IAMES NEWELL 4 years Auto. Thanks To My Parents and Mr. Reams, Mr. Browne and Mr. Thompson. Good year 86 Let's Party!! RONDA ALLISON NEWMARK XBG, Spch Tm, 85-86 S.S. Renee, BFA-Heather, Dream of the Blue Turtles, Good luck to my friends. Richard 8 Ronda 4ever. l love U Richard! HA NGUYEN JULIE AFTER. ALL THESE YEARS THE TIME HAS FINALLY COME TO SAY ADIEU. THANKS TO ALL MY TEACHERS AND FREIENDS FOR HELPING ME TOWARD A NEW BEGINNING. TRACY NISBET COLOR GUARD 82-83 CHOIR 82-85 THANX FOR EVERYTHING MOM-I-DAD I FINALLY MADE IT!!! OLA+ME BEST FRIENDS FOREVER DAVID ALLEN, I'LL LOVE YOU ALWAYS FEB 8!! STEVE NOH CSFXNHSXSENATE I AM THE ALPHA AND THE OMEGA, THE BEGINNING AND THE END, THE FIRST AND THE LAST. -REV. 22:13 'l l'LL SEE YOU GUYS ON THE IUDGEMENT DAY!! 't T8iG ZVINCEXALIXAFSHIN CELESTE NUNEZ WTR FML 81 HMCMMG PRINCESS 85. SEAN, YOU'RE ALWAYS IN MY HEART CANT 4GET YA PV SS LP Xi RR, YOU'RE ALL SO SWEET. BYE BYE LOARA! HELLO NYSYPNKY BLUS! LUVD THE WKNDS! CHRISTIE OBRIEN THANX CH TC RE FOR ALL THE GOOD TIMES BEST WISHES TO 86' I HOPE THAT PEOPLE WILL SEEK THE LORD ALSO SPECIAL THANX TO MR FENCE AND MR HECT LUV YA ARCADIO OCHOA 2YR X Country 3YR Baseball 4YR WOOD. THANX MOM U2 forever. Hey see ya Slick in Canada. Lets Party KF LB DK PV KM RP TS MH BH NC MV Deg 86 IEFF OLAVE lt's been a great year, see ya Skips! U2 8 Lamborghini forever! Ski Utah! Thanks Mom 8 Dad! 2 yrs. Vrs. Track. CORNELIA OLIPHANT THANX MUTTI and PAPI YOU'RE THE BEST. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 86 SPECIAL THANX TO FLORIDA ANAMARIA AND MY LOVE SEAN STORM FOR A MEMORABLE YEAR. RYAN ONISHI CSF, NHS, GATE, FAU. Thanks Mom gl Dad, l'll be With You All The Way. Hey Rand, I'm Leaving You Again. Is This The End? No, just Kickback 8 Cool It Now. Pablo, thnx 4 being there-AKI 4ever! Thnx GC! X Con: don't Count me Out, remember, It Takes Time. Grace, looks like itstime to Say Goodbye, I Miss You already. MIGUEL ONOFRE THANK YOU MOM FOR GIVING ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO FINISH HIGH SCHOOL AND BEST WISHES TO ALL OF MY FRIENDS. LORNA PACHECO nowhere girl lives dream it has been pure ecstacy Reych, MH, noone, my sis, TG, KS, IR, SR, P8iT never lose affection cause I'll stop 8 think about u all my luv 2 mom 8 dad , 1. Kim Flavin and Leslie Busby take a short nap at lunch. 2. Lisa Pensavalle and Marion Hartung discuss the latest events in their lives. 3. Terri Mabry writes a newspaper editorial. three Arcadia Ochoa Stephen Okabe Aaron M Ukaiima Jeff Olave Cornelia Olrphant Ryan K- 0fliSl1i Miguel A. Onofre Carlos P3CfI6C0 LUN75 l P3Cf76'C0 sembrs!43 L 1. it 5 .. 2,21 KWH! ' 14 If , -. . -we-:', f, . ,V T3 1 1 lfimberhf K. Pactwa one Jeff Padilla Jerome A. Padilla Richard Padilla Richard A. Palin 44 seniors Rod Palomino Marcus Panasewicz lohn A. Parker Elizabeth C. Pensavalle Caroline Perselr 2 L1 ' Sandra l. Peters Robert 1 Peterson . . 1 I 1 , I - f - .. A- -P +I.. KIMBERLY PACTWA D.T. 3 yrs. GOOD LUCK J.P. S.F. B.B.t. For EVER J.B, M.R. 81 B.C. I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!! THANKS MOM 8. DAD FOR EVERYTHING I LOVE YOU THE CRUEI TW PH, LM 8- JB JEFF PADILLA Volkswagons 4 ever. THNKS + O SR CL RR MN 81 MY JP. Good luck awsme 4 in the ftre. AW GM SG ,Og AR hangin there. Thnks to Mom 81 Dad. I Luv U Michelle. ROD PALOMINO HOT ROD! 4yrs Draft. Guitarists 4 ever, long live W.A.S.P. OY Miker, Denner, Nicker Degenerates 86 Ratt Pack, Mob Squad JOHN PARKER 3yrs. Varsity Basketball. ThanxMom8iDad Good Luck to: RP, wc, Gm, BB, KF, Kaydee, I Luv You!! Have a grt nxt 3yrs Andy8INathan. Cavty. checkn '86 see ya! MARCUS PANASEWICZ Zyrs. V.F.B. GIB H.H.M.B.- LUV YA MND I'LL ALWAYS LUV U DRALENE F. IN THAT SPECIAL WAY. -THANKS TO HIS GRACE I REALIZED GOD LIVES 4- EVER JN.3:16 LISA PENSAVALLE 2YR DT THANX MOM AND DAD GOOD LUCK AP-BA SPEC MEM MH, SM, MH-UR DELUX RK GM 4EVER THANX A LOT LL-LET GOMEET KYE!-ATWTKAHAW WE'RE OUT OF HERE HATW-86 ALVARO PEREZ HI CLAUDIA AND CARMENl TAKE CARE LIL SISTER. I LOVE YOU CHIQUITAI CAROLINE PERSEK R.V. BURNING UP IR, PY, SB, NK. Thanks Mom and Dad! HE ain't NO BIG DEAL HE'S IUST A WIDE BOY HE'S NO BIG DEAL HE'S JUST AN ORDINARY GUY SANDIPETERS thanx Mom 81 Dad 4 everything MLS. Best friends forever B.B.-L.R., K.B., L.S., S.Q., S.K., F.P., Luv ya lots ROBERT J PETERSON FB2 T3 Pole Vault 'I' THANX GOD MOM DAD LUV U 'l' SO, MR Thanx Buds Lisa C Luv U4 ever Blitzkreg 86 class of 86 alfl TAKE CARE GOD BLESS YOU ALL KATY PIERPONT Kris Jody me and Cass, we finished Loara Kickin Butt!!! Have a great here-after paIs!!I Love You Jeff See YA! I NANCY PLA LOVE YOU MOM 81 DAD! THANX SHUTTLE BUS GANG FOR THE PARTIES 81 FOR MAKING SCHOOL FUNNER. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 86 SEE YOU AROUND! LISA PLETTINCK 3YRS V-Ball 81 B-Ball Best ot luck 2 my frz TM, DG, DL, CH. LB 4 ever! Never 4-get Vancouver. I luv U M, D, P, M gl my dear pal Susan! P.S. I wz sn sec, KRISTIN POFFENBERGER 4 yrs. band, GATE, FAU, JSA, Senate. To RV, PD, + MS: I will miss you! Thanks to best friends LC, JK, + WB. Good luck! I love you Dave! RTF GRACE POON Tennis, GATE, FAU, CSF, ETC Luv 8. Mush to family. Thanks to CHUMS esp. Rye, Pablo, Chuckie, David, Fred, Marg, Kim, Phooey, Merc, 'Reen, 8IYah Hee, Rememember, God hath not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ. I Thes. 5:9 JOHN PROCELLI THANKS TO ALL MY NEW FRIENDS WHO HAVE HELPED ME THROUGH. THANKS TO A. BROWN FOR PUTTING UP WITH ME FOR TWO YEARS. THANKS TO A. FADULE. GUY CTREYJ PORTER THANX 4 THE MEMORIES PM, TG, DR AND THE CLASS OF '86' SPEC THANKS TO: I. DAHLEM, MR. T, R MARTENS, T.B. LOVE YA MOM, G + P, AND UNCLE R FALCON 66-85 KELLI, POST THNXS 4 THE MEMS. BB WAS BST JS+TC BEST OF LUCK TO: JS SO TC BP TM + ALL LOVE YA MOM + DAD I LOVE YOU ALWAYS KENNY! THNX MR. VALDER OUTAHERE! HAWAII 86! KELLY POWELL PFLAKES Grt Times 81 Mem, Zyrs Var Soccer Thnx M+D I luv ya GlL Jef, wen8iKar BFF, TB Thnx4everything, Rayl, Kay Emlitalks, CIass86 Missyaall, JAW, HAWAII86, RGR! 1. Ray Wiech dies of laughter while David Brewer conveys a casual joke. 2. Michellw Brittain flashes a familiar smile between classes. 3. Lauri Sparks gives Ramona White a lift. l Kathryn Pierpont Nancy Pla v 'QW , .W ' three Grace Poon Lisa A. Plettlnclr Kristin M. Poffenberger . Wm John Porcelli Kelli M Post Kelly 1 Powell seniors!45 Q Ns-. .- Q Paul Pugh Roy A. Ray Scot Rea 46, 'seniors Ste ve M. Reese ,, James Quiekie Stephen Quintana Bebi Rahoman Sherry L. 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HEAVY METAL 4 EVER SHERRY RAUDABAUGH HEY BOO! SEE YA IN HAWAII. HOWS THE FENCE TOMMY? GG, JC, KB, SB, CB, BOGART, PABLO, RN, AND CH-YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST. THANX M8D TGWOH! ROY RAY Z28 V8's 4 EVER. SOGGY 86 VARSITY SOCCER 2YA'S AUTO I,II, THANX MOMBIDAD UR THE BEST! AAI Here I come see evenone in 87. POOL PARTIES FOREVER. Billy Idol. MANDANA RAZAVI Dear Lisa, I'm so glad we went to the same school together this year. I love you so much cutie, I hope we stay best friends forever. I love you. SCOT REA THANKS MOM! I COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU. HRAGING SAINT TO THE GD TIMES DK,RG,AR,MG,MW,ML,MH,RS,KG,MO,8I PSY! SEEYA AT THE- TOP!! DANIEL C. REED WE ARE THE MUSIC-MAKERS, AND WE ARE THE DREAMERS OF DREAMS. W. WONKA. THANKS TO DIKO CUCLA Hunj MARK EMY TRICIA DEB MIKE PSIM, WHO HAVE PAID FOR THIS MENTION. FLOWERS NEVER BEND WITH THE RAINFALL. STEVEN M. REESE 4YRWRES ZYRSAUTO AAl86 GOOD LUCK LIPP8IWlK BUDS FOREVER THANX MOMSIDADSIBRO I LUVU GOOD LUCK TO ALL MY FRIENDS BYE CLASS OF 86 OINGO BOINGO VW. CHRISTINA M. REYES THNKS DAD 4 EVRYTHING U R THE BST! LDXI RPBF'S ALWYS I LUV YA PFLAKES + JAW 4EVER BFRNDS. 25CENTS AND PRTYS AT MY PAD. PP 858186 HAWAII 86 Gdlk trnds MICHELLE ROBBINS A PROUD member ot THE CARD GUARD XIUIBOBII Luv U AR!Thnx-MOM8IDAD,Mr.B8ID,PB- ,JO,SK,TM,And DD my BB! 'IAnd in the end, the luv u take, is 22 the Iuv u make LEA ROHLAND THANX MOM, BILL, JI, El, MM, TM, PT FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT 8. PUTIING UP WITH ME. I LUV YA. THANX LOARA FOR THE MEMORABLE YRS. GOOD LUCK TO ALL. CLASS OF '86. ARMANDO ROMERO BASS CHEERS TO THE BOYS MG SR PC RS JS MW TG. TO MOM I LOVE YOU LOVE + CARE TO RED. TKE CRE EVRY 1. SEE YA AT THE FOURM. SMV CALIF GRLS BY BY. JONATHAN K. RUDD JR. THANX MAKIPA I LUV U. GOOD LUCK 2 ALL MY FRIENDS, EARL,IJ, JAW,BR,BR 8 KAREN RENEE. THANX 4 MY BEST YEAR EVER. ICEBLOCK85 TAT- CREW ZBOWLS 2 GO EH! MICHAEL J. RUDD 3YR FB,4YR BB,2YR BB I LUV U JB 4- 17-85THNX BB 4EVERYTHlNGKEEP ON SMlLN-SC,KP,JA- KE,LC LUV U GUYS BLITZ 86 BEEGEES 86 THX MOM- ,DAD,JR,LUV U. MARLENE SAAVEDRA I LOVE U MOM 8 SIS! THNKS 4 ALL THE GOOD TIMES MISS BST FRNDS 4EVER DENISE! HEY CUZ LAURA LETS PARTY I MADE IT! HAWAII 86 I LUV U 4-EVER DAD! 1. Kelly Powell and Wendy Jones congratulate Jennifer Willhotf on being nominated Homecoming Queen. 2. Julie Barbour swings in her spare time after school. 3. Lisa Castillo and Stacy Heckathorn admire the other costumes on Halloween. 4 Armida Salazar Carolos Sanchez - 2 ll I, 1 1 , Lx. - if--fe Robert C. Sarno Allen A. Sasser Ken Sato Carol E. Scherer V' ' V 48 'S6l7lDlS 1 fr' fKu1,. ,QJ N RV 9 lfimberlv H Scalf Torn Scalise Michael Schiessel Cathy Schultze l Jodie L. Seebo Rob C. Seebo ARMIDA SALAZAR I Would like to thank all my teachers that helped me make it through the end also my friends MO KS CH RR GC and especially Mandana R. Tang D Julie CARLOS SANCHEZ thaxs Mom and Dad. To my friends Richard, Jack, Robert, Britt, and to everyone else I can't mention I love you. I luv Shellie. Robert Smith Forever. ROB SARNO THANX MOM 8. DAD GOOD LUCK RICH! THANX 2 ALL, LM, SO, MH, JA, CB, SR, CMGZLAR, BTSI ZTHEPUNKS DE, DS, BR, TIME IS IMMORTAL 81 WE 4EVERJ! MY WE ALL LIVE IN PEACE! STOP THE NUKESIII RUDY SARZO CARLOSABEST BUDS FOREVER! DONNA-I'M LEAV- ING REBBECA. lT'S TIME FOR A DOUBLE WEDDING CARLOS 8. MICHELLE. THANKS TO THE LOUD CROWDIUIIIIIWHOOOOOOO- YAAAAA ALLEN SASSER CC CS FC THANX MOM 8t DAD I MADE IT! THANX 4 T HELP PORTER AND DAVIS. DS DF DW KF HANG IN THERE. TLBYAKY KIMBERLY H. SCALF Thanks Mom 8 Dad for your love and support. The Lord ismy strength and salvation: CSF, GATE, NHS. TOM SCALISE 2YR.SOCCER, 1 YR FOOTBALL, 4 YR. WOODSHOP THANX MR. D THANX MOM AND DAD I'M FINALLY OUT GOOD LUCK MS, BMX WILL ALWAYS BE RAD!! 4X4 + BMX231 CAROL SCHERER 4 YRS BAND, 2 YRS COSMO GOOD LUCK TO ALL MY FRIENDS MS. GL, MP, RL. I LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD. MICHAEL SCHIESSEL -HAS BEEN A RAD YEAR GSTD-THX TO CC, MV, JM, TC, CM, DM, 8 JAC, KELL AND YVETTE SC AND DO SOME BS, SM. I LV DM. THXS MOM+DAD 4 SUPPORT! CATHY SCHULTZE A4 FJSSIJIV CHEER. SENATE AWESOME 4 MEMORS. LUV YA ASH JAK LIS. GO 4 nfl. MOHVE 83. GREEK 85 HAWAII 86. DANCING gl ACTING. THNKS 4 EVERYTHING MOM. I LOVE U. JODIE SEEBO LHS thnx 4 the mems! Thnk u ms m, I couldn't have made it wfout u keep smiIingIKP8iTP Best buds 4-ever and I luv you. RG, I luv u 4-ever! Thank you LORD! ROB SEEBO 3YRS VAR TRACK 8 X-COUNTRY THANX 4 THE GREAT YR GOOD LUCK SIS. THANX MOM Si DAD THANX 2 ALL MY FRIEND ESPLY CB RG JW KB DH DL 8 LM HAVE FUN EVERYONE USB., JAMES SELDERS JR I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANKS TO MY MOM Ei. DAD gl ALL OF MY FRIENDS HOT WHEELS I PENNY SELLECK THNX: KD-hlpng me grw upg SS-intlctl, musical, etc., enlitnmentg DK-Iota fun timesg Si mst of aI DS-YR vlble irndshp. LED ZEP. RAPID EYE MOVMNT. CATCHA!! OARCY SHARP Imagine no more Hschl. I wndr if u cn. Frndshp IuvnThnx2 HAYARD . . , PS, HM, JL, MH, KDRIDAD. Rmbr BCIb, StEFir, REM,8fBeatIes '4' ever! SeeYa!SEAN P.S.I LOVE YOU!! CHRISTOPHER W. SHORT THANKS MOM AND DAD AND IAIIVIE, THANKS A.C.J.M. AND L.T. FOR ALL OF THE BT'S OVER THE YEARS. MR. MOJORISER WILL BE 13 AT EXPO '86. L.A. WOMAN! 'JENNIFER MICHELLE SIX Zyrs Senateg lyr FAU, LUV-N-MEMZ 2 all my frienz, U2DQg Thank U GER 4 Being There! Dale, be happy, have tun.,l LOVE YOU MONI-Thanx Dave 4 Everything! PHILIP SKEEN THANKS MOM AND DAD FOR EVERYTHING. EDDIE VAN HALEN WATCH OUT BECAUSE HERE I COME. KEVIN SKOGEN 4YRS BAND THANX FOR THE GOOD TIMES:DR. DAN, AOCS, LA, JJ, CL AND HIS BASS AND RT. PARTYS THANX TO MR. SCHRODER LUV U MOM AND DAD 86. ANDY SKUPEN Mark, Eddie, and John, You guys are the best! RANCHO ALAMITOS '86 LIVES FOREVER!!! I've MISSED YOU ALL!! CAROL L. SMITH 2yrs.CIr.Grd., 1yr.D.T., 1yr.Var.Song.3 Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. KF, BILYBFUTEI KD, S.B. Spiders! Stew is good 54u! Chip, SXS RFTSABAII. tGIittert JOHANNA SMITH Ldr, Crtb, 4yrsSenate, 3yrsH of Reps, CSF, BLITZKRIEGSSQ 86!Luv2: RG, SG, HB, LC, EL, MS, P-FLAKES- Luckto I LOinFrance: Ype-OutsF! A-HAWAIl 86I-ByeDicII! M-LARK I-NES A . L David Brewer works diligently in his Calculus class so he can get an nA ,. 2. A Ibok on confidence covers the laces of Sherry Raudabaugh and Gigi I Ho on the way to a test. 3. Todd Yamron never realized how much fun marching band really was. James Selders lb Seng Shawn R. Sheridan Christopher Short Jennifer M Six I . me Philip JS. Skeen Kevin Skagen Caro! L. Smith Jeffrey M. Smith Johanna Smith seniorsf49 , r,: A,,q' ,,x W ' ' w. ' 1 '1 '- S , Q 3-vw -. Matthew Stivers Q Jim Sutterfield Brian C. Taber 50f5eni0rs , W. ve. ,L Wu 45 . i ri iq 1? ff Kathleen Smith Lauri L. Sparks ' 1-wwf Stephani R. Sparks David A. Spielman one Da vid Storm Dean Storm + - ' - 1-,1-1 KATHLEEN SMITH MOM THANKS I LOVE YOU TO Ml- CHELLE YA RIGHT SURE BUD I UNDERSTAND TO MY BROTHER RON GOOD LOCK NEXT YEAR! I LOVE YOUg I LOVE U 2 MJ. BXF 4-EVER LAURI SPARKS Varchr 3ClrgrdCtreSJ 4spch tm CtreSJ Ra- mona:UR the bst frnd in the wrld! Rich8llack, GBSQRG luv4ever! Melzl luv ul RESIKB-FF! Mr. Barron:UR if!! I luv u BS!86 STEPHANI SPARKS :ERIC I LOVE YOU FOR ALWAYS Xl FOREVER! THANKS FOR THE FUN TIMES SB SH TC CO gl CO YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER MR.ALLICOTTI I WILL MISS YOU. DAVID SPIELMAN THANKS MOM 8 DAD, GDLUCKD E 8lC.B.I LOVE YOU MISSY, THANX FOR EVERYTHING, IHOPEWEHAVEMANYMOREYEARSTOCOM. THANX M.H.D.E.L.B.I.B.R.S.B.T.I.T.l.T.NIBULOTZ MATT STIVERS 3YRS Baseballg The IAM-75 Thanks 2 all my friends SM SCKTPBDSDFWT STYMIE UCLA IIM SUTTERFIELD 4yrs. Wrestling, THANK YOU COACH MARTENSIQ I LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD LOVE TO MY DEAR- EST JAMIE LYNN! C.W., A,C,, W.C., GOOD LUCK IN LIFE! l.A.W.g CROCODILE ON A DUCK BRIAN TABER THANKS MOM! THANKS GANG 4 All the fun times. GOOD LUCK! SFC GOD RULES THANKS RS, KT, ST, DE, MD, TG, DS, LC, HD. IT'S ALL OVER, BUT YET JUST BEGAN! THE TABE MARK TALKOVIC only accomps- photo and y-book. I'II know where I'm going when I get there. Thanks to all my friends tor the fun- Rose Parade '86- Live it up now 'cause it's all just a dream. ANNA MARIE TEMPERA I WILL REMEMBER THIS WONDER- FUL EXPERIENCE WHEN I'LL BE BACK IN ITALY. I MET A LOT OF NICE FRIENDS AND I ENIOYED BEING ON VARSITY VOLLEYBALL LORNA TREMAINE THANX TAMI B. FOR BEING MY BEST FRIEND 4 SO LONG BEST OF LUCK TO: T.M.H. K.B. D.C. L.M. P.B. D.K. M.M. HOPE TO SEE M.R. MORE OFTEN. CLASS OF 86 IS THE BEST. WILLIE C. TRUIILLO Base-Basketball Thanx 2 my friends esp Sal Mike David Dean Kim P. DK IR SB CH MB IP IQ MM KG MM KG Good Luck IRS BR BM NK DD SH Thanx momedad GLUCK86 MIKE VALDER Miker! 4yrs photo, photographers do it in the dark! Long Live WASP! Bassist For ever. Thanx mom n dad OV Den, Nick, ,HotRod . WENDY VAN BRUGGEN BANDZYRS-CLRBRDIYR TRACK IYR FRESH-VPRES FF: SH RW-BEST OF FRV ENDS ALWAYS, THANKS 4 EVERYTHING. LUV YA TZ FINALLY MADE IT! 1. Marc Panasewicz, Dean Storm, and Derek Little converse as part ot their lunch time activity. 2. Rene Capurro sticks her head above the crowd during one of her activities. 3. Alex Bereczky walks cheerfully to his next class after lunch. Nei -as P 'L J Mark Talkovlc Annamaria Tempera Lorna Tremame Charles W Trujillo Julie M Ullclry Marc l? Valenzuela is K, - r XA ,Q N5 , it it ...A Q A .ik Tri . ML , A , if S Q S- ' it f-et,, - 4-swf ee.ts.. s -1 , . 4 lex -1 Wendy Vanl-Truggen Mllem VanBruggen asf' La' bf Phuohg I Vuong Matthew J. Watkins MiUi7aei A. 5.7 seniors Y if W M, ' ' PM ' ' .Q af' 'X a f et? 4 si if V I f . gg aff 'W yardfmo fb A, f . ,,,,,,,,,,wf,-wawwfw ,W f- , . W, fl I 2, ,f .fm ' foe fx' wr 'r fvigr Kristin K. Waters .Q Charles C. Weaver jg. -5 . Ai Pay Qria A, White ONE Deborah VanDuykeren Larry D. VanSlette si Donny Viramontes Sarah A. Vitriol V f I ..-- is men.,s1ff1.f-1..g:rt.'1+w-ww-if . ff- -. 1, . .K Q 'eff 1, . . isa.: an ,- .f., ...I . ,-,. ,. .,,.. .A,,., W. f. ..f ws -asa.,.:.,-'s:gf4..'-1.. 5 1 .V 3. ' -f,-'-f ,sf ...- --.,.x,,,, yu I 4.-M A A.. ., - ff-as ,fV, r .L '4 1' ' f 5 e ' f I 4 X- 4 N 'Q' 1 -. 55:9 ...rl W DEBORAH VAN DUYKEREN IYR. REP THANX MOM 8 DAD FRENZ 4-EVER 8 ALWAYS DAWN F. JILL SEAMUS F. THANX MR. BLANTON 8 MRS. MOTT. LARRY D. VANSLETTE THANX MOM 4 ALL THE HELP, I LUV U. SKG 81 LDV 2 GET HERE 4EVER - I LOVE YOU STEPH REMEMBER 86 IS OUR YEAR!! GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 86!! CHOW BABE!! MARCO VARGAS Class 1986 Let's Party on Saturday Night. The Jam Party KRU I Like 2 Party Egyptian Lover, Bar Bays, Ready For The World I'm Your Freaky Lover Baby. SARAH VITRIOL how fellow frogs! I LUV U ADAM.ADRI: JUMP BACK! Looks Like I'm OUTATlME. SEE U IN THE FUTURE!! DAD:I TOLD U I COULD DO IT! l'Il miss all ol U. KEVIN WASHINGTON 2 YEARS VARSITY FB MIKE CARR AWARD 2 YEARS TRACK THANKS TO MY DAD. THANKS TO MY COACHES FOR ALL THEIR HELP. TOM SLICK YEAR! KRISTIN WATERS: ZYR. VAR.VBALL, 3YR.VAR.BADMIN- TON. THANKS MERCY! LUVZMRSHERBERTILUKZBONZSIJUI LUKZDAVEYI THANX2:HM8iSDSR8rSB8iDG8ICH- XIBASIJCSIMLSILPXIDFPEBSIEKI MISS YA TRACY! CHRIS WEAVER SCRATCH ITSTIMETOWORKCONSTRUCTIO NSTHNXFENDS4HELPINGOALS ZOONEXTIHOPETOBERICH l'M FORSUREGOINGSURFING FUTUREGOALS AUSTRALIA OWN BUSINESS BUILD HOUSE. MICHAEL WEISER 4YR. BAND THANKS FOR EVERYTHING MOM AND DAD. RAMONA A. WHITE 3yrs Clrgrd-1yrCoCapt NHS 4yrs SpchTm iTreaSJ NFL GATE-FFSHKBGB Thanks WV Lauri IIuvyaBFA:Someday Jackn RichGBnRG Good Luck 86- 87Courtiers! Andy,IIoveya.v JUNE A WHITEHEAD FF DENISE H MEMBER OUR SECRET M RUDD LUV 2 BILL H.GO 4 THE BEAR L.H.l DID IT DADDY-O U KNOW I LUV U S OK+BE,U R GOIN 2 MISS ME! LAWS- CHOOL NEXT?! RAY WIECH THANKS MOM FOR ALL THE ENCOURAGE- MENT, THANKS TEACHERS FOR ALL THE HELP, THANKS DAVID FOR ALL THE RIDES, HEADED FOR THE BIG BUCKS, BLA BLA CAFE, JMJSTDWC RWJ RULES, EQUINOXE, SAILING, GONZO! JENNIFER JAKE WILLHOFF Awsme 4, FSXJV Cheer Var Msct. Pep Comm. Win. For. Queen Thanx MOM, DAD Si BRO LUV to all my frnds Went Jake Best Frnds always LUV YA BRIAN!! SHAWN WISEMAN 4lfQf'!'ZJ . . . DON'T YOU KNOW THE joker LAUGHS ATYOU??? . . . Alex. sigh, good times . . . J, in time at the right time . . . YA-JUNG WU INTERNATIONAL CLUB GATE CLUB. I WANT TO THANK MY MOM,DA 8iTEACHERS. MY LOVELY FRIENDS: AY, ML, IL, KC, LC, AM, JY, KL, SL Si EJ. GOOD LUCK! THANKS TO LH! I LOVE LHS! TODDJ. YAMRON 4yrS. Band, 1 yr. Jazz Band, Fr. Senate, House of.Reps., CSF, NHS, Kiwanis Bowl, Remember CAA, Thanks Mom, Dad 84 Bernard, Good Luck Class ol 86. ANGELA, H. YANG 2YRS BADMINTON, INTERNATIONAL CLUB, FINE ARTS CLUB, GATE CLUB, NHS, CSF, WOMEN'S CHOIR. THANX TO MOM8-DAD! I LUV YA, TVL. GOOD LUCK TO-KJ, YJ, IL, ML. CONNIE YAROSIK 4yrs Senate, Band Love8iThanks al- ways-Mom8fDad! Bst frnds DH, LB, JK, SR, AC-Thanx 4 Memories, Good Luck Chris Luv U! I luv U AL! The Beetles Rule! SMILE! KRISTINE ZIELINSKI I LOVE YOU ALWAYS VINNIE. GOOD LUCK TO KYM, KRIS, 8- TIFFANY THANKS TO MOM, DAD, 8 THE BUGGER CYICJ I REMEMBER : Twelve beers . . 1. Carol Smith cheers at an assembly. 2. Michelle Robbins and Donna Kercher enioy their lunches. 3. Estuardo Medina flashes those pearly whites after scoring the winning goal. June A. Whitehead Raye Mech Jennifer Mllhoff , Shawnee Mseman Todd J Yamron Angela hi Yang Connie L. Yarosik Adriana Ysaguirre Kristine A. Zielinski three seniors!53 8 5 SPCSFT h--+-7-'- -w OHS 1, ,V M .. . . I I 'f f fgfmfm for 2252! fmwifzmef 2 wt ' ,. F.. Q if -fx 1 Q Q y 4 k F Jw 2' 5 1 7 7 C' N X X ..-1' .I ,f 1 I K M I' ,, 7' -R f f ' two 4 FU ,. 5' L af. WE WERE YOUNG, TALENTED, WITH SOME EXPERIENCE AND PLAYED TO WIN EVERY GAME ' THE SAXONS ATTACKED THE SEASON AS A TEAM BE CA USE THERE IS NO ME IN TEAM. THIS QUOTE FROM VARSITY COACH IERRY HALPIN BEST EXEM- PLIFIES THE ATTITUDE OF THE '86 VARSITY BASE- BALL TEAM. THE TEAM WAS COACHED BY RAY MOORE, ROBY ME GILL, AND IERRY HALPIN THE COACHES EXPECTED A SUCCESSFUL SEASON ' SOME OF LOARA 'S VE TERAN PLAYERS, SUCH AS MIKE GOLIA, CURTIS HENSON BRIAN ROBERTS ' CARLOS VARGAS, AND WADE CLESTER STARTED OFF THE SEASON WITH HOMERUNS. PRACTICE WAS HELD SIX DAYS A WEEK, EXCEPT ON GAME DA YS. THE LOARA BASEBALL TEAM HAD AN OUT- STANDING SEASON WITH FINE ATHLE TES LEAD ING THE WA Y' , I. Matt Stivers tries to catch up on some homework during ' the game. I 2. Curtis Henson slides and is safe. 3. Sal Caparo dives to catch the ball. 4. Rich Kupfer gets a hit against Katella. , 5. Coach Halpin talks to Brian Roberts and Jeff Patterson I about their next play. 6. left Patterson pitches his fast-ball to the batter. 7. The 1986 varsity baseball players. top: Matt Stivers, Curtis Henson, Mlke Golia, Arcadia Ochoa, Tony Meyer T, Sal Caparo, mid Scott Wood Brian Roberts, Wade Cles- ter, Chuck O'De y, Allan Evans, Carlos Castillo, Rich MiIo,l Jeff Patterson, bot Shae Askew, Brian Malavan Vhllie Trujillo, Mike Habib, Carlos Vargas, Rich Kupfec Andy! lanney. ff w I N ,Jr P' vs, K . .1 ILL V .i, , Y , 54- -2 56 baseball n 'if,,,,,,,.--uw.-a-ar NW , ff' .- .f ,, ' f. - ' 1: ' X if ,il ' ' 1? H e. ,u,..,,Q,, , ,,,,l.i,gw:,, . . .. ' Yr CQ,yyy?,gf, ' iff, fgrzfg ,' ' ' .- Q fef. ga1.'Vf,f.,f-, -Q -I g any Q.. W V123-VT' ff. 4' M'f'T'. I . 'Ev A 'W-Y' 5.2 Y-4: L ,.,.?k um three ' tc. s z , 1 03.2 ' -'- Xe - f ,,-. ' f' r 'N ' ,'-1 lf ,'K 3,1 , jr: H .W l 7 lboar f,w.A . N , seven scrappin' saxons' season.- baseba!l!57 ..,.....,-Q..-...,-..... .--N, an -x - . . L . ,, W , , , a 5 'fr Q ,K ,. . I .lii'j'.-f- 5 ' . .L . X -my-. f ctfqf' ff? , milf . f I If , ,. - - 1 ,wa , , ... A f , .., nm n . I af- A ,.,, ,A . , 4 9: , V ,., fw . we iZZ4 ti'9 , M555 qu ., W N iii lflQ,rQ, -A ' 7 zEa e-1 .Jr ' M Q Kaalwmf' -' ee 5 . ' - ,fb ,, B' A .Ar-fe f V34 ,Q f ,K ,WI ,WN ,, n ,,,3v,VI.., .Y hm ,,,55,,, ., . W fa .. ,V .5-' K, A ug a ,JM-,, - .fr 14 -I Q- , -Q-.4 f C-gg.. fy., gf. . Lu guyz 'L'Hy.,qfn . 'zia' ' 'A iff. .52 f 'Z ' -' 5 Wfzv , M1 a. N I A '- r wvf' ' Y rflwiig- , s-. 3 f - V ' Q F ' A ,A I ,Agin g J. .. , Q'-. -nhl . A A FV' - -:f -H 1 , Lg. ' 1 :Y W ff OIIE SINCE. THE SAXON BASEBALL TEAMS HAVE BEEN SO SUCCESSFUL, EXPECTATIONS FOR THE 1.986 .LV TEAM RAN HIGH THE TEAM WAS ABLE TO FULFILL ALL THE EXPECTA TIONS WITH THEIR EXCELLENT COACHING, PROMISING YOUNG PLAYERS, AND OUT- STANDING RE TURNING VETERANS. THE TEAM WAS FORTUNA TE ENOUGH TO GAIN JOE PAC TWA AS THEIR HEAD COACH AND JOE MACDONALD AS ASSISTANT COACH DURING PRACTICES DISCI- PLINE WAS S TRESSED, BUT IT WAS ALSO IMPORTANT FOR THE PLAYERS TO ENJOY WHAT THEY WERE DO- ING. THE COACHES WERE ABLE TO MOTIVA TE THE TEAM TO IMPROVE THEIR GAME AND WIN AS A TEAM TEAM SPIRIT AND SPORTSMANSHIP WERE ALWAYS EMPHASIZED. MATTDRAGER WAS THE ONLY FRESHMAN TO PLAY ON THE J V TEAM HIS COACHES OUICIILYPOINT OUT THATHE WAS AN IMMENSE ASSET TO HIS TEAM AND HE WILL DEFINITELY BE THE PLAYER TO WATCH IN THE FUTURE. ADDITIONAL TOP PLAYERS WERE JU- NIORS TONY FERRENTINO AND SCOTT BLEDSOE SOPHOMORES DANIEL RODRIGUES JOEY PAC TWA, AND CRAIG CLAYTON JOEY PAC TWA 'S POWERFUL PITCHING, WITH RELIEF SPECIALIST CRAIG CLAYTON BACKING HIM UR CAN BE CREDITED FOR MUCH OF THE TEAM'S SUCCESS. I 1. Coach Pactwa gives his players encouragement before a game. 2. Jim Panchisin gets a hit against Katella. 3. Craig Clayton gives his full concentration to his pitching 4. Brian McGaughey prepares to Helo' a bunt 5. A Loara player tags out his opponent , 6. Daniel Rodriguez parks it over the centerheld fence. Z The 1986 J V team: B. Fissen P. Manharzj D. Rodriguea J Pactwa, R Ntus, B. Roth, C. Clayton, L Panchisin, J Millen If. Kowatta, L Age, T Ferrentino, R Haggerman, B. Jensen, E Hurley S. Bledsoe, R. Soto, D. Seich, R 'a.,f...-. A .-I ..z .aff xvzxi .7 4 6? K ,, . wf W -'les ll. e Y, . . cw J I . A f ' , We , 7 is I - . .mg , ,LQ ' Xe by Valenzuela, M Drager I . ,.,, , A 1 58Uv baseball M ? two r three , 55 fag' 3 ' 4 47N ' W sq aawb ' 'TT- lou. , - --- - j.v. baseball swings a g season WIHHII1 I l THIS YEAR'S 1986 FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAMS WERE A VERY PROMISING GROUP EACH CONCENTRA TED ON THE BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF HITTING, THROWING, AND CA TCHING. DA VE GREENLEE THE NEW I-'RESHMAN COACH WAS PLEASED WITH THE HARDWORKING TEAM WHO ACCOMPLISHED MANY GOALS. STEVE NICHOLS THE SHORTSHOR BELIEVED THATSETTING GOALS HELPED THE TEAM TO PROSPER.' OUR MAIN PRIORITY WAS TO GIVE 1105 ON AND OFF THE FIELD. THE SOPHOMORE TEAM HOPED TO IMPROVE UPON LAST YEAR WITH THE HELP OF BOB BLANTON THEIR INSPIRING COACH ERIC SMITH ONE OF THE TEAM'S BETTER OUTEIELDERS, SAID, WE HA VE AN EXCEL- LENT COACH WHO IS A TRUE LEADER. WITH SUCH STRONG AMBITION ON THE PART OF THE FROSHXSOPH TEAMS, WE CAN EXPECT SUCCESS- FUL SEASONS IN THE YEARS TO COME. 1. The 1986 freshman baseball team from left to rught: B. Norris, C. Wagner, R. Halcomb, L Gordon, L Weben L Bush, R. Tambhm, M Fonsecca, S. Favilla, T Lubic, S Nichols, V MarH 1 Beck, M Lindsey K. Zielenslrt M Plettinck, A. Elledge. Z Rusty Tambhrn warms up before the game. 3. Andy Elledge 's fielding helped the team throughout the season. 4. Coach Dave Greenlee watches opposing team's defense for faults. 5. The 1986 sophomore baseball team from left to rght: L Delhoi D. Klein, B. McGaugrey E Smith, R Allen, L Hanna, C. Callahan, I Poullt T Buchanan, R Pletinc, G. Norris, B. larman, 1 Helmick, B. Titus, S. Marshall B. Da vis, B. Patanella R Hardy, I Tanzo, K. Vhlliams, B. Noet 6 lulis Tanzo aggressivehf walks to the batter's circle. Z Steve Marshall gets a hit against Servite. LII!! . ....L-L.--.. L Ld get-.1 if' 1 . u , H i 3 , , fi , , 2 5 .x.. F X X J siriifxlw 13 4 f' ?5T '7 P' f Cal' Oli 0Uf Eve Six ' Q seven I - frosh oph teams pitch a 3 frosh-soph baseball!61 -L. W x a. tF'f'-LT' . ,-. V, .N iii! 5:11-L. 62!soItball N .fx f ,, I H Q . fz 51-wg: . g 1. W. .wiv V f fa... - ,L - gg 'Hg muh , -,vm ,. , .VlW Qufi' V u I Y A ' ' i ' -fr V I ie... -wr Q fi ff l Q .. , , ,,2A, , win , 'tr 1 , . Sw ffvm V. E' . ,,,EeAf ste ge.'.,,,geeeH,..if' ' 1' im. ' gfEf'fe5 ,i4'r1H1fjfq ' ' tr? -fiwim H J . .. . -,x.:4iZq,'si,f:g , G V . , .MP N lv., fa-,j.41:.'4.e.3f, jg,.,,k,,V gig: .sa ,V A H - f- L .i at -' M. 1-N, Kg my it ' 1 - ' . ' ' ftr. fm 4 . . 1 b P .. 'sf'ff'.'- ,, ' 'H' '- ,,, 3 - ,N ,..- - 'f vu-. , -.v f. win- , ,,'- q A A . t. ,. , f , , R 4 1 ' 4, 3 i UNE IN MID-FEBRUARY MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM SEARCHED THROUGH THEIR CLOSE TS ROOMS, AND GARAGES, AND FOUND THEIR LONG-LOST SOFTBALL MITS. THEY HAD NOT SEEN THEIR GLOVES SINCE LAST YEAR THEIR GLOVES STRETCHED OUT FROM MUCH USE WOULD BE USED FOR ANOTHER SEASON AT LOARA. AS IT TURNED OUT IT WAS A FINE SEA- SON THE VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM HAD MANY YOUNG STARTING PLAYERS. LOARA 'S OPENING GAME AGAINST ANAHEIM HAD FOUR FRESHMEAI THREE SOPHOMORES NO IUNIORS AND FOUR SENIORS. THE YOUNG TEAM WAS NOT THE ONLY THING THAT WAS NEW WITH LOARA 'S PROGRAM COACH DARYL WALKER WAS A FIRST-YEAR COACH FOR THE VARSITY AND IV TEAMS. THE GIRLS ON BOTH TEAMS RESPECTED HIM AS A COACH AND A PERSON WITH THIS BLEND OF PLAYERS AND COACHING, THE LOARA SOFTBALL TEAM EARNED ANOTHER VIC TORIOUS sfnsoiv 1. Karen Beebe, covering home plate, tags out the runner i trying to score from third base. i 2. Tammy Chapon, a great player, was often seen pinch hitting for other players. I I 3. Being an aware player, Karen Beebe picks up the bunt l and throws out the runner. 4. Coach Dyral Walker gives advice to his players. I 5. Top: Panchisin, Beebe, Nelson, Hess, Sorour. middlest Evans, Chapon, Collins, Prouty. bottom: Murany Yo-N shiolra, Gugliotta. t 6. After a short hop to the shortstop position, TammyI Nelson throws out the runner. , Z To warm up for a game, Donna Gugliotta throws the ball I I 1 to hrst base. 1 w T-W--4-w-M- AM-X- 'a4 'f' 1 -ang --4.4. T. u two te I W. 4 . if- ,K 6 . ., W: . x P . s 4 Q... L... ig, v A- K. 54 , a. -. K W . A ' , 5- - the ,ff .fi 4 ' ' ' . .ww-.L 1. 1 K JNLQP. N15 5 1 4 .J Q .Ng Hd F is 1- . , 'I t',x+s-.Qi . I , ' f' -. 4.- ' -I .'A' three 77 , Y ...A Z f a, 2 Q 4 s. f xf Q A K four , lr iff 0' MQ! fn , Six S6 Veil the varsity softball team fights Hve H1 H1 l 'IIS l L- 'Ill- s0ftballf63 W4 :'1u.u.x:. .ik , 64, jv softball THE JV GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM BEGAN THE YEAR WITH SEVERAL CHANGES AND CHAL- LENGES.' A NEW COACH INEXPERIENCED PLAY- ERS AND PLAYERS UNACCUSTOMED TO EACH OTHER. THE FIRST-YEAR COACH MISS WEELER BE- LIE VED THE TEAM HAD PROMISE AND EACH PLAYER GA VE HER BEST TO HELP THE IV TEAM SUCCEED. AT THE END OF THE SEASON COACH WEELER STA TED THAT EACH GIRL WOULD MAKE A GREAT CONTRIBUTION WHEN SHE WAS MOVED UP TO NEXT YEAR'S VARSITY TEAM IN ORDER TO GAIN THE NEEDED SKILL AND EXPERIENCE THE TEAM PRACTICED EVERY DAY EXCEPT GAME DA YS. EVERY PRACTICE LASTED FOR FOUR HOURS. DURING THESE PRACTICES THE PLAYERS RAN INFIELD DRILLS, PRACTICED RUNNING AROUND BASES, AND VISITED THE BA TTING CAGES. THE GIRLS' HARD WORK, PRIDE. AND SPIRIT WERE E VEDENT ALL YEAR. 1. Ka yIan makes a great play to tag out the runner trying to advance. 2. Bottom: Sparks, Hutson, Branden, Zenna, Roundtree. Middle: Millen Cornelt Crucit Nonweiler. Top: Kish, Ban- agas, Kaylan. trptop: Whittaker. 3. Deanna Whittaker throws the pitcher the bait forcing the runners back to their bases. 4. Sonia Branden throws out the runner at hrst base. 5. Kaylan tags the runner out at third base. 6. The !Vs success was due to their great pitching 'FH .fc A . I-t three in i V , 5 f ig 5, . T four , 'GJ E O .C 'U une iv softball team nits the 2 sf ll 1 3 . ' M- 1 fa. 246 . - ' 5' -- - I. ,fin ,gf -. -ii . 1 a . a i. , fff'at .f .1 ' A 'I I 'f I S 7, 1 ,V iq , I K X L - , if x. , ..., I A O J wax K: .X ,f ...JZ a, ,. 7 V i q, a ,gf U. V :jf K ,Il In . .W A I I ' 'T 'P wg' if , E 'f J a UW., 1-,rf 2 if -yj,f'2f 1 - I V., Q . In ' ,lf V V. -L d. ga. , 'f 0- Q f ,Z,,,g-1,2276 , ' Q' ' . - W!f.,, ,V,, Z H H 2 ,A X My K 2 ff' .jg If V, V 4. 'hy G --fl I , W., -.hi fr M,-in ,',Al2x.a,, Y' 4,.....a.gL1?.....- Ai: is . f. 5 Malmryws-Q an Gee, Q--f'if3'm sw., S .-sfuizsa. Mg. I B. ff W, . Q EQ-4,54-n'5' J I 'T , - 'V THIS YEAR'S BOYS' VARSITY SOCCER TEAM HAD A TREMENDOUSLYSUCCESSEUL YEAR. THE MAJOR- ITY OF THE PLAYERS WERE RE TURNING VETERANS FROM LAST YEAR'S VARSITY SQUAD. THIS LED TO A MORE DE TERMINED AND EXPERIENCED TEAM JUNIOR JOHN CLARKE CREDITED THE NEW COACH EOR THE SUCCESS OE THE TEAM COACH ENNUS HAS TAUGHT US A LOT ABOUT THE GAME OE SOCCER. EVERYONE ON THE TEAM HAS IM- PROVED, AND WE WERE ABLE TO IMPROVE OUR OVERALL LEAGUE STANDING. COACH ENNUS IS AN EXCELLENT COACH WHO WAS ONCEA PROFES- SIONAL SOCCER PLA YER. IN ADDITION TO HELPING THE TEAM IMPROVE BASIC SKILLS, COACH ENNUS GA VE HIS PLA YERS A SENSE OF SPIRIT PRIDE AND DETERMINATION THE TEAM SINCERELY THANKED MR. DOIGNY FOR HELPING TO COACH THE TEAM AND EOR ORGANIZING FUNDRAISERS SO THA TNE W UNIEORMS COULD BE PURCHASED. THE TEAM ENDURED MANY LONG, S TRENUOUS HOURS OF PRACTICE DAILY PRACTICE RITUALS INCLUDED DRILLS, SCRIMMAGES, RUNNING END- LESS LAPS AND DOING HUNDREDS OF SIT-UPS. THE HARD WORK PAID OEI2 AND THE TEAM WON MORE GAMES THIS YEAR THAN IN THE LAST TWO COMBINED. 1. John Clarke shoots lor a goal. 2. Ted Abraharni tries to kick the ball away from the other teams players. 3. ln Soccen players must always use their heads! 4. Mike Doigny skilllulhf dribbles the ball down the held. 5. Estuardo Medina tries to capture the ball from the oppo- nent. 6. The Varsity Soccer Team: T Abrahami D. Barrientos, R Marquez, E. Medina, Coach Ennus, D. Neate, J Oveson, J Onofre, R. Ray, R. Garcia, S. Abrahami, M Comescu, L Clarke, L Rey C. Lippincott M. Doigny, C. Huicochea, D. Bradshaw. three L, N . NL T, 1 f HAM W 0 V 5, V . 2 kk . ..kL. ' 4 . . ' X' xv f . Qywyx .,,, -- x xx 5. 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BRENT BORDELON MARK BOWMAN DA VID CHI MATTHEW DRAGER MARK FLORES MIKE HALL, SCOTT KUROVAMA, MARTIN MAZOR ANDY MEDLIN BRENT NARASAKI BILL NORRIS HOWARD ZIMMERMAN AND SCOTT ZIVINOVIC. NUMEROUS HOURS OF PRACTICE WEIGHTLIFT- ING, AND RUNNING ARE REQUIRED IN ORDER TO PARTICIPA TE IN THIS DEMANDING SPORT THOSE HOURS CERTAINLV PAID OFF 1. Matthew Drager attempts to block the shot of his opponent. 2. In an important moment of the game, Kurt Wolff recovers the ball for the Saxons. 3. After the opposing team has kicked the ball out of hounds, Matthew Drager concentrates on throwing it in to one of his own teammates. 4. Martin Mazor passes the ball in hopes of assisting a goal shot. 5. Brent Bordelon proved to be an important team member as he was extremehr successful in stealing the ball from his opponents. 6. The 1985-86 Boys' Freshman-Sophomore Soccer Team achieved a very successful season as a result of hard worlf and an excellent coaching staff .lb LL. LQ LLL L . 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Q94 r A , ,, g O ., . 5 V X -.N flif' ' -fc.-'f fW-Q-5,j'3 S...-ge H w Ju '1.A1f, ...J wap JAM - A ,seg ,. . ,,. wax my -ts., - A -Q -.B N - - -f -- ,A . - Y 'g A - ... 5 X jx- I ' -- 1--up m' - , ' K H , if .4--v ri 1 'fav Z.,-f 'T 'Ti ff- +- ff 70!girls' soccer two THE GIRLS' VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY SOC- CER TEAMS HAD VERY GOOD SEASONS. THE TEAMS IMPROVED GREA TL YDUE TO THE NUMBERS OF HOURS OF HARD AND DEMANDING WORK THEY PUT INTO THEIR PRACTICES. ASSISTANT COACH PIERRE VELO SAID, 'ALL OF THE GIRLS HA VE IMPROVED IOOZ THIS YEAR. THE PLAYERS WERE PROUD OF THEIR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS AND THE FACT THAT THEIR RECORD GREA TL Y IM- PROVED LAST YEARS. THE VARSITY GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM WAS COACHED BY COACH JOHN WILLIAMS. THIS WAS HIS FIRST YEAR AT LOARA. THE TEAM'S QUICK THINKING, SKILLFUL FOOT WORK, AND COMPLETE TEAM WORK MADE COACH WILLIAMS PROUD. ON THE FIELD, BOTH JUNIOR VARSITY AND VARSITY PLAYERS PRESENTED FAST-PACED ACTION CON- SISTENTLY THE TWO TEAMS PERFORMED WITH DEDICATED EFFORT SAID S TACE YBAILE K THE ONLYSENIOR ON THE SQUAD, OUR TEAM HAS IMPROVED IN EVERY AREA OF THE GAME THIS YEAR HAS BEEN A FANTASTIC YEAR FOR US. 1. Monique Eggar kicks a goaI 2. Kelhf Hines concentrates on the ball while her opponent tries to delenzi 3. Girls'JV soccer. Top row: Pierre Velo, A. Coohf, G. Hamai, C. Brito, K. Kish, Y Lindemans, Y Theunissen, J Bailey, G. Stefani C. Spruill R. Banagas, Coach Wlliams. Bottom row: M Marksburry, Rena Eaton, R. Levin, L. Klos, T Bassery W Wenburg A. Matsukubo, R. Cayforzl Y Kunz. 4. Girls' varsity soccer. Top row: Pierre Velo, R. Banagas, K. Hines, M Jordan, L. Collins, M Mhlanh D. Rich, L. Klos, C. Brito, M Boyle, R Torres, D. Spruill I-I Butt L llWIliams. Bottom row.' J Millen M Eggen S. Bailey S. Roberts, R. Levin, J Bailey, E Tucker. 5. After a strenuous first halt Monique Egger relaxes during half-time. 6. Yvonne Theunissen thinks up a new strategy for the second hall ol the game. , c. A .est vp-' ' J rr f. 1 l,,.l V- .A ,'5'73.Tp X th I 88 -Y W -.4 177 JV' 5 fkcfa ,V if 0 , A ui girls soccef slip Iides four l girls' soccer! 71 XX. X. N 72X varsity football one two WITH ONLY ELEVEN RE TURNING LE TTERMEN THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM CONSISTED OF FORTY-ONE PLAYERS, TWENTY-FIVE OF THEM IUNIORS. THE TEAM ENDURED HOURS OF INTENSE CONDITIONING SIX DAYS A WEEK DURING THE PRE-SEASON ALONG WITH DAILY MEETINGS TO PLOT STRATEGIES. TO INCREASE THE AGILITY AND STAMINA OF THE PLA YERS, PRACTICES INCLUDED AEROBIC51 RUNNING, AND SCRIMMAGES AFTER THE WEEKS OF PRACTICE THE TEAM WAS WELL PREPARED FOR THE SEASON WINNING THEIR FIRST THREE GAMES AGAINST WESTERN ANAHEIM AND GARDEN GROVE THE REST OF THE SEASON CONTINUED IN MUCH THE SAME MANNER AS THE FIGHTING SAXONS ACHIEVED MANY VICTORIES WITH THE ESSENTIAL HELP OF COACH HERB HILL. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS, ACCORDING TO COACH HILL, WERE CHRIS WRIGHT WADE CLESTER JOHN MON- TOYA, MIKE GOLIA, AND KEVIN HAMPTON THE ENTIRE TEAM WORKED AS A DRIVING FORCE TOWARD THE ULTIMATE GOAL - BEING THE BEST J. John Jordan, Senion waits expectantbf lor the next play to begin. 2. Tailbaclr Chris Wright relentlessly hghts toward a touchdown. 3. Wade Clesten quarterback, waits for the snap ot the ball to set the play in motion. 4. The 1985-1986 Varsity lootball team. Kleft to rrghti Hrst row: L Rudd L Jordan, B. Malayan D. Rovira, T Aholelei P Bishop, R. Puccio. Second row: F Bryars, R. Kupten L Butts, T Washburn, N Louman, M Golia, C. Barrientos. Third row: B. Roberts, Trainer Leon, Trainer Peltzen Coach Black, Coach Hill Coach Dean Coach Hahnin, Coach Seglen T Meyer. Fourth row: E Andros, C. Wright L Montoya, L. Aldeen, S. Thompson, S. Olrabe, li Peterson, D. Lutz. Fifth row: K. Hampton, S. Capraro, P. Muetz, D. Blacketen A. lanney, B. Hssen R. Hagerman, T Ferrentino, C. Brownelt Sixth row: M Panasewicz W Clesten D. Ragazzo, L Panchisin, M Rudd C. 0'Dey S. Wood M Denney. 5. Junior Andy lanney runs tor valuable yardage, 6. Milre Rudd pushes toward another spectacular Saxon victory. Z Ready for anything Junior Tony Ferrentino anticipates the rush ot an opponent. 8. A taclrle by the Saxons results in a dog pile. three i4 four fits varsity football strives toa VHIZS' L ODE ,!. --.salt-fr 3.44 16955 v 2. A A -rafzi' -.bf-K T ., n---f. . f'?:-'A fv J.,-H. -' 1 . ' - Q -+ A ,V . t .1 f, , .4 . as - . .A ,, 0.13 .x.-.-- - .ff X. -Q' . '- FT' ff,-A .mai-. 'i . ' . ' ' 1 -. . W. ff .' .' .. W 1 - 5'-'-. I- sz Y--. -T1 :f'W-.--'f--- 1- -sf:-fr-11.-f - .- .f 4 v , ' ai.. ' ff' . 1- A' --,, Y' rQ'3'a-' -L .A Q. Y f 25. 'Q 42 M 5 f ' ' ,..-, - ' .. ,. .. -, , V Egg' ' kt 4 I , X 'l ' S 'V 7 gf 2' 77+-Y - C E.. . ' , - .X .. 5... V r V - , 4, 4, , .EN-,as 411- cf.. .f',J ' sxlilv 'V' J .-. L-Y 1'.a', -..A.l'f '..x. . .wtf L. ... .QQ T-Q . ' '- 9' -AS ,L 1- 4'-X two 74 ,ffrosh soph football fhfee WITH LITTLE EXPERIENCE BUT ENDLESS SPIRIT THE SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAMS PER- SISTENTLY STROVE TO PERFECT THEIR SKILLS TRAINING WITH GREAT DISCIPLINE EVERY OAK THE SOPHOMORE TEAM IMPROVED STEADILY THERE WERE SEVERAL TALENTED PLAYERS, INCLUDING STEVE MAR- SHALL, DAN RODRIGUEZ CORE Y KOWA TA, AND MIKE CONN THE TEAM WAS FEW IN NUMBER HAVING ONLY TWENTY-FOUR PLAYERS, BUT IT WAS BIG ON ENTHUSI- ASM COACH BOB HINMAN WAS OUOTED AS SAYING, WE'RE VERY COMPETITIVE BUT WE TRY TO HAVE A LOT OF FUN ALSO PRACTICING FIVE DAYS A WEEK THE FRESH- MAN TEAM FOLLOWED THE LEAD OF COACH MARTY JOHNSON WHO COMMENTED THE Y'VE WORKED LONG AND HARD TO IMPROVE AND I BELIEVE THIS WORK WILL PAY OFF FOR THEM IN THE FUTURE THE TEAM PUT OUTA GREAT EFFORT AND GAINED VALUABLE EXPER- IENCE IN THEIR MANY PRACTICES AND GAMES. The 1985-1986 Sophomore football team. lleft to right! First row.' L Lee, C. Lenz V Sanders, I Kaudy C. Clayton. Second row.' B. Marmauoi L Hanna, G. Ho, R Bondar, D. Rodr1gueL S. Marshall S. Roberts. Third row.' M Conn, L Underwood Coach Moore, Coach B. Hinman, Coach C. Hinman, L Biclrerstaff L Montoya. Fourth row.' T Pouliot M. Braynard I-L Davis, B. Weisen B. Jarman, K Kowata, V Cobas, B. Titus. 1. 2. The Saxon defense runs to block the opponents. 3. Korey Kowata pauses to catch his breath between plays. The Frosh team works together to stop the opposition. A defensive play by the Saxons leads to a sack of the opposite teamis quarterback. The 1985-1986 Freshman football team. lleft to rightj First row.' L Elliott L Vargas, B. Sanchez, P. Linneman, Zi Duy L Cordon, B. Kang K. Wlliams. Second row: R. Tambhfn, V Mary R. Ward C. Okabe, R. Bassett L Monahan, B. Ruclren L Stingaciu, L Sins. Third row.' Coach Kaye, R. Halcomb, A. Meade, L Lim, M Pugh, L Anderson, M Dragen L Giranda, L Allen, Coach Johnson. Fourth row.' S. Favilla, S. Sumners, S. Fonseca, L Weben C. Kneip, A. Dove S. Feeney, M Caspen M Horsley. Hfth row.' C. Snelling T Black, L Verdugo, A. Oliphant D. Lelrtorich, IL Mulford L Taylon L I-lill S. Evans. 4. 5. 6. D I ' ' 1 . . I .W-' 'll 1 -SZ --.-.,.,., .. 441 Q- ff Hve F: W Il-I' 2 IZ I1 frosh and soph practicem U ffosh soph fof3tba!!f75 76 boys' track 5 i ' I 2 2 2 Q , 4,13 ,, . Z ar, 'Z . ' 3 'Z Xi L, 'Nf' ' .. , I .A -gi DDO --L to MANY NEW MEMBERS CONTRIBUTED TO THE BOYS' TRACK TEAM THIS YEAR AND WITH THE HELP OE COACH SMITH THEY PUSHED TO IMPROVE THEIR TIMES AND MARKS. THERE WERE ALSO SEVERAL RE TURNING TEAM MEM- BERS, INCLUDING SENIORS CHRIS BRANN- S TROM ROB SEEBO, AND CHRIS WRIGHT, AS WELL AS JUNIOR RAEAEL GARCIA AND SOPHO- MORE DON BRADSHAW THE SIX TY-EIGHT-MAN TEAM EEA TURED SEVERAL A THLE TES WITH CIF EXPERIENCE IN THE LONG JUMP THE 440, THE 880, AND DISTANCE EVENTS. SOME OF THE PROMISING NEW MEMBERS OE THE TEAM WERE JOHN SPENCE CHRIS WRIGHT MARC PANASEWICZ AND EFREN IAIME ASSISTED BY COACHES HONDA, CONRAD DEFREIES, MAKI CASPARSL AND EARRELL, COACH SMITH STA TED THAT THE TEAM WORKED LONG AND HARD TO IMPROVE THEIR DEPTH SO THAT LOARA WOULD HA VE MORE OUALIT Y COMPETITORS IN EACH EVENT AND S0 THAT THE BOYS' TRACK TEAM WOULD ACHIE VE GREATER SKILL. 1. The 1985-86 Boys' Track Team. 2. Bob Peterson easihf clears the nine-foot mark. 3. Coach Smith observes the team 's progress while a team member stands near 4. Marc Panasewicz powerfully sends the discus flying. 5. Howard Zimmerman makes a dynamic long jump. 6. Tony Meade and Mike Rudd accomplish a successful hand-off in the relay race. Z Don Bradshaw gets a powerful start on the race. . ,. .f'. ew-ea -mmcii ,, ,,,,,. ','-' 4 'fr'-' N -,,,.,,MN. . v three A . L 7,,,- .1-I .Midi ,M M WM NU . E ' Q , 4.-uw, four 2 if? 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'R-u ,n gi ,,,', W J ' ' ' iff 1 , 1 if . 0 .wf'4'f W '4 3? N 4 f' . I gf. ODE THE 1986 GIRLS' TRACK TEAM BEGAN THEIR SEASON WITH THE EDDIE WEST RELA YS AT SAN- TA ANA COLLEGE. DURING THEIR FIRST PERFOR- MANCE THE TEAM DISPLAYED AN ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF ENERGY THE TEAM EXCELLED WITH VIC T ORIES IN THE HURDLES1 SPRINTS, AND LONG DISTANCE RACES. WITH EACH TOURNAMENT THAT FOLLOWED, THE GIRLS IMPROVED. THE TEAM MEMBERS WERE ATSCHOOL EARL Y IN ORDER T O GET AS MUCH PRACTICE AS POSSI- BLE. THEY ALSO PRACTICED DURING 6th PERIOD AND AFTER SCHOOL FOR SEVERAL HOURS. COMPETING IN TRACK AND OTHER FIELD EVENTS, THE TEAM'S 43 MEMBERS PROVIDED EACH OTHER WITH ENTHUSIASM AND MORAL SUPPORT IN ADDITION FOUR NEW MEMBERS IOINED THE TEAM TO CARRY THE TORCH OF VICTORY AND TO RIDE THEIR CHARIOTS OF FIRE 1. Christina Yarosik is in the lead with no sweat Z. Loara 's girls' track players are truly supergirls. 3. Tricia and Luis, a perfect match. 4. Coach Smith gives pointers on techniques. 5. 1985-86 Girls' Track Team. 6. The discus throw is one of the most demanding events of track and held Us -fm' ' -'S?s5L'w'f 4T' . - ak ' 'BY .s S . Q12 J P' .7 'J if I - L, ,f ..,. . 78,f1'rack f ,., f A gm. 1- -nn- 'n!v'v D.. ,. 3 four Hve . . . 0 gurls' track continues carrying ..-E ODE two 80, fcross country three CROSS COUNTRY IS A CHALLENGING SPORT THAT DEMANDS BOTH PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DISCIPLINE LOARA 'S CROSS COUNTRY HAS IT ALL. EACH RUNNER MUST PRACTICE LONG AND HARD TO WIN A RACE THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS HA VE BEEN LED BY AN OUT STANDING RUNNER CHRISTIAN BRANNSTROIVL WHO SAID EVEN THOUGH MOST OF THE TEAM DIDN'T RUN OVER THE SUMMER WE STILL DID WELL. PRACTICING SIX DAYS A WEEK OBVIOUSL YBENEFITS THE RUNNERS' PERFORMANCE THE FIRST TWO DA YS OF THE WEEK WERE RESERVED FOR LONG DISTANCE RUNNING AND ENDURANCE ON WEDNESDAY THE TEAM PREPARED FOR THE UPCOMING RACE THURSDA YS WERE RESERVED FOR COMPETITION DOING SIX EASY MILES ON FRIDA YS AND RACING ON SA TURDA YS THE TEAM SHOWED A LOT OF IMPROVEMENT LEADING THE TEAM WAS HEAD COACH DA VE SMITH WHO SAID THE TEAM SHOWED GREAT EFFORT DURING THE SEASON AND THEIR RECORD PROVED IT RICHARD LE VINE SAID, WE HAD A REALLY GOOD SEASON I THINK IT WAS OUR BEST SINCE 1979. WE WORKED REALLY HARD THIS YEAR AND IT PAID OFF WITH AN UNDEFEA TED SEASON THE RUNNERS WERE VERY EXCITED OVER THE CLE TOURNAMENT ALL RUNNERS DEDICATED THEMSEL VES TO THE TEAM AND THIS DEDICATION LED THEM TO VICTORY 1. The Junior Varsity Team: L Maloney, L Levine, R. Marquee D Neate, L 0lave, L Urdaz, Coach Smith. 2. Christian Brannstrom 'hours it on to reach the Rnishline hrst. 3. There is much concentration needed to win a race. 4. Robert Seebo leads his running partner to second place in a grueling race. 5. The FroshfSoph Cross Country Team: P. Lo, E Hsu, C. Liu, L Gowan, W Mortenson, E, Jaime. 6. The Varsity Cross Country Team: D. Natch, L Onotre, R. Seebo, C. Solis, R Garcia, D. Bradshaw, C. Brannstrom, Coach Smith. ... .. VJ, rf. Y V .Y.... ,-.1-1 'LE W v 1, 5? 2 -I-l C0 L I1 HIS boys' team runs away wi..-E. Q.. 1 82,fcross country .mu- -F p-'F as-5 .- fx. ,ix Y' . X L ' -R L ...Q Sy: 'fill' X ia. ' 006 4, , -+ ,...t-JVC. .e pn., -rf? ' THE GIRLS' VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM UTILIZED THEIR POTENTIAL BY PRACTICING HARD. THIS HAS BEEN THE HARDES T WORKING AND MUST SUCCESSFUL CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM IN MY FOUR YEARS AT LOARA, SAID DONNA GUGLIOTTA. THE TEAM PRACTICED AFTER SCHOOL EVERYDAY FOR MANY HOURS. THROUGH THEIR HARD WORK AND DEDICA TION THE TEAM HAD AN EX- CITING SEASON ALL SEVEN MEMBERS OF THE CROSS- COUNTRY TEAM WERE SUPERVISED BY COACH DAVE SMITH BESIDES PRACTICING HARD AND HAVING A GREAT SEASON THE CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM LEARNED HOW TO WORK TOGETHER AND SUPPORT ONE ANOTHER. FELICIA ROBINSON COMMENTED I HA VE REALLYDEVELOPEDA LOT OF LONG-LASTING FRIENDSHIPS THROUGH THIS SPORT DEVELOPING RESPONSIBILITIES, WORKING IN UNITY AND MAKING FRIENDS ARE REALLY IMPORTANT CON- CEPTS. THESE GIRLS HA VE DE VELOPED ALL OF THESE AND THE RE TURNING RUNNERS ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR'S SEASON THE L V TEAM ALSO SHOWED A LOT OF POTENTIAL AND TALENT THE GIRLS WORKED VERY HARD THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE YEAR. BEING TIED FOR SEC- OND PLACE AT THE LEAGUE FINALS, TERESA REEVES SAID, I THINK THAT THE VARSITY AND THE LV ARE REALLY RAD. 1. Chris Yarosiir jumps to a good start after the sound ot the starting gun, 2. The cross country team, with many dedicated runners, stretches out before a big meet. 3, Three team members run warm-up Iaps before a race. 4, Lisa Mote, a very determined runnen Ieads her team to a victory. 5. The 1985-86 Girls' Cross Country Team: R. Roberson, C. Arribas, P Robinson, G. Mach, T Reeves, L, Nitao, I. Kupsho, A. Gagow, L. Mote, K, Graton, D, Gugiiotta, C. Yarosik, B. Hannum, S. Batten M Roland Coach Smith. fue, M . S l ilu the cross country team rg Cf0SS Q ul ' F1 . .Z ,lc 11 A A-fat ' W , W Q, p - ,. .X ,jf U3 fx ' .,- ..--,.....---------. Va S ,211 3 w'4'.2s. 1, ....'e, .1 y 's 54 ee V I , . Y 'T' AN' Y 5751 T , ..Q.1L---M.,..-.M-w91 ' g - I . M WX 1 Z - :WJ 'r a , f J J fa I JI S Q1 . , I 4, jg? ff 'Liver '.,.,f:',-..:- Ab. if .1 -'.J x -1 l' 3 I K ' CWI' gm- 5, ' Jgf g . I ' Y 4' :Q I A' ia , :I ,. UL, I ' if H in ' as 1' tg I f F sn f .it 1, -. fi' st ff ' 3- . Y . 'I in Q W A f ' ' I , ,ff ,jg ' .V :rf '-fs' F 3 aw :fu 'Q fl . : 2131. . Q. X, L' 5: I W U.. .f 1- . x .r QM ' fe: ' '- I - . is R - -W - gi? -. 'V A s. , K .w A esta.. f 7' 'TLA 1- Q 1 v A . I. .nie ' f 'Q H I N - 51,354 - s gg, if - - LF. V, 3 ' . Q 'P ' Q U E, two 84, golf wk JA arf ,L 'YA if M - if Q. 'sw X in .Pak -1, , 7 0118 J P 'LQ 1-. f , 1 1 . sa. .0 nw' . . 4 .9 .frm-.. -u- 1- w. 1. ., an A A -f -.. , ,. WY' WITH FIVE RE TURNING LE TTERMEN THE 1985-35 GOLF TEAM HIT THE COURSE THIS YEAR WITH ENTHU- SIASM AND SAXON SPIRIT SEVERAL LE TTERMEN RE- TURNED TO THE ELEVEN-MEMBER TEAM FOR YET ANOTHER SEASON OF PRACTICE AND PLAYING. FOR SENIORS MIKE CROSS, JAMES HARVEY AND DAVE REID, THOUGH THIS SEASON WAS THEIR LAS T AND THEY PLAYED WELL THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. LED BY COACH MARTY JOHNSON THE TEAM DISPLA YED REAL EFFORT IN PRACTICES AND MATCHES AT DAD MILL- ER'S GOLF COURSE AND KEPT BUSY WITH SPECIAL EVENTS INCLUDING PARTICIPATION IN THE LA OPEN AND AN EASTER TRIP TO MONTEREY INDEED IT WAS A BUSY SEASON' 1. Jerry Underwood prepares for a difhcult putt on the practicing green. 2. Mike Casper takes time off to show the correct position of the hands while handling a golf club. 3. Warming up and loosening the sometimes tight muscles are very important to every golfer. Here Mike Cross takes several swings while waiting to tee off 4. Don Lektorich watches with pleasure as his ball sails easih' toward the hrst green. 5. Rick Puccio demonstrates almost perfect form as he winds back for a practice swing. 6. Putting accurately is very important if a golfer wishes to score well in a game. Da ve Walthers prepares a spot on the practice green for just this purpose. 7. The 1985-86 Loara Golf Team: tfront Rowj J Underwood Il Lektorich, M. Casper, R. Puccio, D. Reid and D. Walthers. tBack Rowj K. Pruitt J Harvey B. Weiser M. Cross, R Adams, and Coach Marty Johnson. I0 . ,K N , 4, L, 4, ' ,Mug V 'Wu Lx: ' ' N75 L? - Zz? '.,. 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THE TOP PLA YERS INCLUDED PAUL MACAJ SENIOR' JEFF JACOBSON SOPHOMORE' DA VE KNOCIL JUNIOR' AND ARA AMERKHANIAN SOPHOMORE THE NUMBER ONE DOUBLES PLAYERS WERE VIC- TOR KUO AND JONG JOE' THE NUMBER TWO PLAYERS WERE CHRIS HUICOCHEA AND IMRON HUSSAIN' THE NUMBER THREE PLAYERS INCLUDED DEAN CHA, PAUL KNOCI-L AND CAMERON DARWEESH THIS IS A PREDOMINAN TL Y SOPHOMORE AND JU- NIOR TEAM WITH A LOT OF PROMISE SAID COACH RAMOS. JEFF JACOBSON AGREED STA TING, WE ARE T ON THE WAY UP! WE SHOULD BE EMPIRE LEAGUE CONTENDERS IN THE FUTURE. 1. STICK 'EM UP!! 2. Paul Knock knocks on the ball with a Paul. 3. Wctor Kuo flails wildhf in search of the ball. 4. Paul Macaj - ln search of tennis balk 5. the BALL! Cameron, hit the BALL!! 6. The 1986 Junior Varsity Boys' Tennis Team. Z The 1986 Varsity Boys' Tennis Team. 8. David Knoch dances to the tune of a tennis balk 9. Jeff Jacobson jogs iauntihr to jilt the justihabhi gyrating balk 10. Hurricane Hussain runs like a plane with his all to hit the balk dl. 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X I JZ, V pp, - , , f, ,, n n n , , , V,,VV may , 5 L. f nine r' ten noys tennis enjoys a smashing eght boys' tennis!87 THE GIRLS' TENNIS TEAMS BOTH IVAND VARSI- TY PLAYED THEIR MATCHES WITH A LOT OF DE- TERMINATION EACH PLAYER SPENT MANY HOURS PRACTICING BASIC SKILLS AND S TROKES. THE TOP TWO VARSITY PLAYERS WERE ERIKA REICH AND BARB BUCKLE Y NAMED AS OUTSTANDING IV PLA YERS WERE IODY WILKENS AND AKEMI MA TSU- KABO. BARBARA BUCKLE Y STA TED, 'ALTHOUGH WE HAD A CHALLENGING YEAR WE ALL ENJOYED OURSEL VES. IN ADDITION T0 THE HARD PRACTICES THE GIRLS HAD MANY EUNDRAISERS. THE PURPOSE OE THE EUNDRAISERS WAS TO BUYA BALL MACHINE TO PURCHASE NEW UNIEORMS AND TO PAY EOR PROFESSIONAL TENNIS LESSONS. THE COACHES EOR THE TENNIS TEAMS WERE IEANETTE BARNE T T AND GARY CLEA VELAND. I. The IV Tennis Team. Top Row YL to Ri: laehfn Kazel lerl Bronson, Sharen Heinrich, Chris Trout Eva Sung lody Mhllrens, and lonabel Sun. 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W1 'mv OIIB , , J I 1 . , ,f fl -.a A ., .,'.r,,,!.g 4. 7,7 frbr f .gg . :3 . ... t , 'ff' f-- '.'f mg, two CHLORINE-BLEACHED HAIR TANNED FACES AND RED, SORE EYES WERE A COMMON SIGHT ON THE POOL DECK FOR THE S TRUGGLING WA TER POLO TEAM DAILY PRACTICES DURING THE SUMMER HELPED TO STRENGTHEN THE PLAYERS AND PREPARE THEM FOR ANOTHER DEDICATED SEASON THE WA TER POLO TEAM SUBMERGED IN THE LEAGUE STANDINGS AS TOUGH COMPETITION FROM EL DORADO AND KENNEDY PROVED TO BE TOO MUCH FOR OUR VARSITY TEAM UNDER COACH NlELSEN'S COACHING, SEVERAL OF OUR VARSITY PLAYERS WERE RECOGNIZED AND HON- ORED FOR THEIR ABILITIES AND EFFORTS. THE TEAM'S LEADING SCORER AND MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER WAS MATT KNITTLE THE TEAM CAPTAIN' THE MOST IMPROVED PLAYER WAS CHAD SABISCH AL THOUGH THE VARSITY TEAM WAS BASICALLYINEX- PERIENCED, COACH NIELSEN CONFIDENTLY STATED, WITH UNDERCLASSMEN WE ARE BUILDING TOWARD NEXT YEAR AND THE FUTURE 1. Throughout the season the Saxons played a tough defense. Goalie Chad Sabisch demonstrates this when an opponent challenges his domain, 2. Struggling for possession of the balt Sean Eaton plays a tough defense against his opponent. 3. The 1984 Saxon varsity waterpolo team consisted of the following players, Top row.' Tony Mlliams, Karim Bou, Bob Salley, Mlliam Gomez, Matt Knittle, Dave Peterson. Bottom row.' Paul Leibowitz, Sean Eaton, Chad Sabisch, Steve lurman, Scott lllions. Not pic- d' R d B t ture . an y ea . 4. Coach Melsen contemplates game strategy during hall time. By pro viding a consoling word of encouragement he always rallied his team to give their best effort. 5. Karim Bou, one of few returning players, passes the ball to a driving teammate. 6. Most Valuable Player Matt Knittle rifles the ball in between oppo- nents with his strong arm. Matt scored more goals than anyone else on the team. Z Bob Salley attempts to make a high lob pass to a teammate who is clear for a goal th I I 1 i i i ree I i v l 4 pn f.. 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RARE-BACK A DIFFICUL TMANEU- VER IN WHICH PLAYERS MUS T KICK OUT OF THE WA TER TO MAKE A SHOT WAS A COMMON SIGHT AL THOUGH THE OVER-ALL RECORD WAS NOTAS TON- ISHING, IT DID NOT DISCOURAGE THE TEAM FROM TRY ING TO IMPROVE AND HA VE A SUCCESSFUL SEASON THE FROSHYSOPH TEAM CONCLUDED THEIR SEASON WITH 245 RECORD. ONCE AGAIN THE SAXONS UPHELD THEIR REPUTA TION WITH OTHER TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE THE FROSHYSOPH TEAM SHOWED A GREAT AMOUNT OF EFFORT AND ABILITY THROUGHOUT THE SEASON PLAYING EXCEEDINGLY WELL DESPITE THE TEAM'S LOSSES HOWARD ZIMMERMAN AND DOUG BARNEY EX- CELLED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON AS THEY LED THE TEAM IN SCORING. THE MOST IMPROVED PLAYER WAS IA Y FLORES. 1. In a competitive game against Kennedy, Erick Adams adds with fervor to the Saxon score. 2. Howard Zimmerman, one of teams Most Valuable Players, waits for his teammate to get open. Both his offensive and defensive play helped the team win. 3. Peter Harvey contemplates a possible defense for the upcoming quarters, This fast moving sport requires a quick but precise and accurate judgement from all members. 4, Doug Barney one of the teams Most Valuable Players, kicks out of the water to make a shot which is commonhf known as Rare- back. 5. Intense physical play like this requires mental determination and pure concentration. Here, Howard Zimmerman hres his shot into the goal despite his opponents tough defense. 6. The 1985 froshfsoph waterpolo team consisted of following play- ers: Top row: Meghan Donovan, Debbie Lies, Danielle Miller Eric Adams, Elon lWller, Luis Gomez. Bottom ro w: Doug Barney Howard Zmmerman, Sam Felice, lay Flores, Joe Lander. 44,444 , f F , V 1 me , . .1 A lj i Ae 1 Y' 32- . I ,wir A c . iff- W 1 -, 5-4 .aw--r' was-vfrx nf MH , ,, Y - A '- 'fg,,..f.-w4f',Q1SS1 4- Q..- ,, '--vpn, ' --n-W-,yw ,J-f A X .... 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IN PREPARATION THE GIRLS PRACTICED FOR ONE HOUR IN THE MORNING AND TWO TO THREE HOURS A DAY IN THE LA TE AFTERNOON ON TUESDA YS AND THURSDA YS, THE GIRLS USUALLY SPENT THEIR TIME WITH WEIGHT TRAINING. AC- CORDING TO THIS YEAR'S COACH CAROL HAR- MON THIS YEAR'S SWIM TEAM WAS THE BIG- GEST TEAM IN FIVE YEARS. WITH MORE FRESH- MEN IOINING THE TEAM THIS YEAR THERE WAS A DEFINITE SENSE OF FRESHNESS, WHICH WAS OF GREAT INFLUENCE TO THE TEAM'S SPIRIT AND DETERMINATION REFLECTING ON LAST YEARCS' TEAM THIS YEAR WAS MUCH MORE POWERFUL AND SHOWED MORE S TAMINA AND WILL CONTIN- UE TO GROW IN YEARS TO COME. 1. Once again Loara pulls through. 2. At the Los Alamitos meet the swim team jumps in the leaoi 3. Coach Carol Harmon watches carefulbf at the perfor- mance. l 4. Loara 's 1986 frosh-soph swim team. 5. Ferris Pai discusses tactics to be useoi I 6. The 1986 Loara swim team. I Y W. 55525: f' . . - ., 2. 'P' '- 'xiii-.554 Hire! r N ..5 kv' 'Q dBi W. uxxn . + i Ng, ,.,A,.....,..-E11 ' I - fp I! - . 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THE BADMINTON TEAM WORKED OUT FOR TWO HOURS EVERY DAY THE EXCERCISES INCLUDED SIT UPS JUMP UPS, PUSH UPS AND SHUFFLES. SA TURDA YS WERE OPTIONAL PRACTICE DA YS' PLAYERS COULD CHALLENGE EACH OTHER RAL- LY AND GET SPECIAL ATTENTION IN ORDER T0 IMPROVE THEIR GAME THE TOP THREE BOYS' PLAYERS WERE WIL- LIAM LAY SAMUEL LEE AND STEVE CHU THE TOP SINGLES GIRLS' PLAYERS WERE JODIE SEEBO, SHEILA DONOVAN AND JAEHEE KIM THE COACH NAMED THE FOLLOWING DOUBLES TEAMS AS OUTSTANDING.' WILLIAM WANG AND MARCO LIANG, PETER LO AND ERIC HSU ELAN DA VIDSON AND STEVEN HSLL MERCY KUO AND KRIS TIN WA- TERS, JENNY YANG AND JANET HSU AND AKEMI MA TSUKUBO AND SHALINI PA TEL. THIS TEAM WORKED HARD, TRIED HARD AND l'M PROUD OE THEM STATED COACH SWEENEY 1. Samuel Lee and Elan Davidson show skill and dexterity when playing badminton. 2. Fiu Seun exemplihes the effort and strength necessary for winning 3. Here, birdie, birdie! Jonabel Sun concentrates on hit- ting the shuttle. I 4. 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A ,, ,Wh-m,.,, l SIX o-ed badminton flies hig badmintonf99 f . 4 av Winwuranwa-4,-qu, 4-ff' -A 'X' ODE . .. f:,,,..r gQgQf 9 152.7 'Jsv 1- lf- :- gvcl neutron: T- N 14- i Q' I A Cm I 50? en, .f I ax ,M , , . 'USGS KAY l FIGHT C dh J .I . V ,NU Ls- v THIS YEAR'S BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS WERE GREATLY RECOGNIZED EOR THEIR HUSTLE AND AGGRESSIVENESS DURING GAMES. THE SAXON DEFENSE WAS CONSID- ERED ONE OE THE HARDEST WORKING DE- FENSES IN THE EMPIRE LEAGUE LED BY THE QUICKNESS OE WILLIE TRUII- LLO AND THE AGGRESSIVENESS OF WADE CLESTER THE SAXONS WERE A TOUGH TEAM TO SCORE UPON THE SAXONS HAD A NUMBER OE TALENTED SHOOTERS. IN ONE GAME AGAINST PACIEICA, GARY MILLER SCORED EORTY-SIX POINTS. IN ADDITION IOHN PARKER WAS CONSIDERED TO BE ONE OF THE I-'INER SHOOTERS IN THE LEAGUE VARSITY PLA YER KEVIN HAMPTON SUMMA- RIZED THE WHOLE SEASON BY SAYING, THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WE GA VE IT OUR BEST AND PLAYED AS HARD AS WE COULD. 1. The 1985-86 Loara Boys' Varsity Basketball Team: Istandingj Brian Roberts, John Parken Gary Millen David Storm, Wade Clesten Ykneelingj Mike Ko, Mhllie Trujillo, Richard Padilla, Marco Navarro, Chun- Wei Chen. 2. Gary Miller prepares to shoot a free-throw. 3. David Storm takes a shot in a close game. 4. Gary Miller shoots a hfteen-footer. 5. Loara Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach Craig Conrad 6. The Saxon players disperse after a group talk. Z V el-, .,,zawww-Wi m' mffffw M M! M, 6 fi' N- . J s R 1 if . ,kj 9 .W by 'MH M' I -sr 1 A5 I 0 I Q n S 100 boys basketball in ee I 'f V LY Vi, ,JL E ,a,mM WW, iii? J f hM 'Y4wm.,,4 our V 'Y M E ,K jugi Wffsx -Ii ll-l boys' varsity gave it theirs SPIRITED AND DEDICA TED ARE WORDS THAT PERFECTLY DESCRIBE THE 1985 SOPHO- MORE AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAMS. BOTH THE SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN TEAMS NEVER GA VE UP THEIR SPIRIT AND HOPE AS THEY PRAC- TICED HARD. IN ADDITION TO THE TEAM'S SPIRIT THE TEAMS WERE STRONGLY SUPPORTED BY THEIR FAMILIES, SAXON FANS AND THE PEP SQUAD. AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE TEAM'S GROWTH WAS TOGETHERNESS AMONG THE PLA Y- ERS. THROUGH THE COACHING OF TOM ME YLOR AND IERRY HALPIN SAXON PLAYERS WORKED AS A TEAM AND PLAYED A STRONG PRESSING DE- FENSE PICKING OFF REBOUNDS FROM THEIR OP- PONENTS. THE SAXON PLA YERS MADE A STRONG COMMIT- MENT TO WORKING HARD AT BUILDING A STRONG FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE BASKETBALL SEASONS. THE 1985 SAXON PLAYERS GAVE A LOT OF THEM- SEL VES FOR THE GOOD OF THE TEAM AND THE PROGRAM 1. The 1985 Sophomore Team. Top: R. Onishi S. Kirkland B. Jarman, T Buchanan, A. Amerlranian, P Plettinclr, B. Weisen K. Kowata, I Delehoy, C. Garcia. Bottom: A. Bayr- ooti B. Pantavella, K. Yuen, R. Lammens, 1 Pactwa, B, McGaughey, C. Clayton, K. Matsulrubo, R Harding 2. Paul Plettinclr displays his leaping ability on his lay-up. 3. Koichi Matsulrubo executes a pass to his teammate. 4. Russelle Tambhfn demonstrates his hne shooting 5. The 1985 Freshmen Team. Top: T Meylor, R. Halcomb, M Cooney, R Diamond E Smith, A. Pliphant R. Tamblyn, M Casper, L Gordon, 1 Capen N Mdller Bottom: S. Hood C. Hngah K. Wlliams, N Carlisle, L, Tran, M Plettinck, A. Elledge, T Caples, K. Zeilinslri 6. Adrian Oliphant uses his height to his advantage during a jump-ball as the Saxons wait to rebound the ball. Z Bobby Pantavella goes to shoot a free throw. IJ! I 02ff!s basketball hree , re H ,A I 7 2, S I X ' 4 V, .V ,QM Q, we V, M42 .Q 4.4 . .. fi?5ilf5i V m.x' Q ,f y ,rf f M, ,. 'A 1 2. E '. PI Q15 f Q FJ- I fn 9:54 , Vi Z . N Eg V g I? an ,-.' 'I 31 ...Nl , 4 1 ,,,h -' '3 if 5 30 if 4 W .V . V V, . mf , Q. . , l. 1 .4 fa lf Q , 2 Jw ' M 1 4 z- f ' 'A IU 22 W 33 i ' , Il- NW H vvbn I A I gr: V 4 ,I X, 4 ', ,A A,,g, L ' ' 1 A A' ,E , fu Q QW, sd .ff L Q gg z,.i,'i 'L 7 'I V H . mg Vif ' 'ij -ifdw--w - - . 1 V-9' ty m,,, , ' ' l A ' --' ': ' m ' h - AQ A'A', ' four We 1 H N...f ' QM 3 , J... six . ,, A, ,. 1 . 4' , , y . , , . . H ,.,.ff . qWMMW3g'..f, I wwf H ifv14ggj54,f g4 SE VET! frosh- oph dribblers shoo ffs basketball!! 03 T '26 I Pi I O41 basketball ax- , 'xl .1'T , II E44 0178 lx ,ff - . 1, THE GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FACED A CHALLENGING YEAR. AFTER THEIR LONG AND GRUELING PRACTICES, THE GIRLS WENT HOME WITH SORE THIGHS, TIRED ARMS, AND WORN OUT BODIES, BUT THE NEXT DAY THEY RETURNED FOR SEVERAL HOURS OF RUNNING, DOING DRILL5, AND PRACTICING SHOOTING. THIS YEAR'S TEAM WAS A COMBINATION OF ONE SENIOR, THREE JUNIORS, THREE SOPHOMORES, AND ONE FRESHMAN COACHED BY GARY BLA TE THE TEAM PLAYED AS A UNIFIED UNIT AND IMPROVED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. COACH GARY BLATE PUT A LOT OF TRUST IN HIS STAR PLA YERS CAROL YN OSA TO AND DONNA GUGIOTTA, WHO WERE THE ONLY RETURN- ING VARSITY PLA YERS. CAROL YN AND DONNA DID A GOOD JOB OF RUNNING THE OFFENSE AND DEFENSIVE PLA YS. THE TEAM PULLED TOGETHER THEIR TALENTS AND SKILLS TO ACHIE VE A SUC- CESSFUL SEASON 1. ln a close game with Los Alamitos, Erika Riech throws in the ball to Tricia Creason who tries to score. 2. Tricia Creason shoots for two from inside the key to send Loara into the lead. 3. Carohfn Osato dribbles down the court for a lay-up against the opposing team. 4. While dribbling Carohfn Osato sets up an offensive play to put Loara up by two. z , T A ff ,,,r W' I W' V 'ref ' 7 4 ' A - 7 j G tfti ' 6 ' Q , , 5. Janet Hsu shoots from the top of the key after running out the 30-second clock. 6. The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team of 85-86 from lelt to right: Heide Soroun Carokvn Osato, Johanna Rassmussen, Tricia Creason, Erica Riech, Dieanna Egget Janet Hsu, and Donna Gugliotta lkneelingl. 5W,?,,,M....7 ,, V .,iVl,,yfnf,3 IYA, ,.7,,.,5,,.,.,,, pf, , I, , ,X f ,I ., ,V,, , I V, ,,,,. Y ,,VV,, ,M Z, . ,, ,V I I ' -lug . , , .. Ls., it .rv .1 , . 11 wh' 'T' 1 N FWD l uf a 0 W V' ff ' ,ff ,Z ,. , M - -A-. HN! 1 ,ff ' . , 'X ff' X ji, bf fm 'V A, V WM, f gn, J , , hal ' mf I A :WMM , Y 9 ' 1 N L, f 9 4. . ' H 7 W , ff, ,, I 4' 'W 1 f ' f' 1 f Z7 5 5 M ? - 1 Z' e f a , 1 za if I ap pp if FI 1 ...--.-,-np,-W,.....,..-..,...... l Eli l L H1 young basketball team i-: I basketball!! 05 THE GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY AND FROSHKSOPH BASKETBALL TEAMS WERE BOTH ANXIOUS TO START THE SEASON THE JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM HAD THE SPIRIT OF RE VOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS. THE TEAM HAD A GREAT DEAL OF TALENT AND TURNED IT INTO OPPORTUNITY THEY WENT INTO EACH GAME AS WINNERS AND FELT GOOD ABOUT .THEMSEL VES. THEY PRACTICED HARD AND DE- SERVED EVERY GAME THEY WON DURING THEIR HARD PRACTICES THE COACH HAD THEM PRACTICE DRILLS, SHOOT BASKETS AND PERFECT LA Y-UPS TO GAIN STRENGTH AND AGILITY THE MANY HOURS THEY PRACTICED PAID OEF IN THE LONG RUN THE EROSHYSOPH TEAM WAS SMALL, BUT HAD THE CAPABILITY TO WIN THEY PROVED THIS TO KA TELLA IN A 31-20 VICTORY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR THEY CONTINUED THIS STRONG SHOWING. BOTH TEAMS WERE WELL BALANCED AND HAD MUCH DE TE RMINA TION THE YALSO BOTH ENJO YED GOOD SEASON RECORDS. 1. Kim Yoshika, alter knocking loose the balk dives to get the steal. 2. The 85-86 IV team, top row.' Coach Farrelt Kathy Hoppen Goe Song Shannon McNally, Amy Lukarski, bottom row.' Alicon Sastanzo, Kim Yoshioka, Mary Hatsai, Kim Naka- sona, 3. Kristi Norris goes up for the tip off against Katella. 4. Denise Hsu shoots from the top ofthe key to help put Ioara on top. 5. The 85-86 Frosh!Soph team. top row.' Kim Roundtree, Kari Snelling, Kristi Norris, lonabel Sun, Lisa Nitao, Melanie Sparks, lody Mlkens, Denise Hsu, Teresa Reeves, Deanna Whittaker. all ul ' 2' fvwfmw ...Q-4, Qu . ... X' my ,' , , kv' X threa bww Q ,af af , , L7 fvf J, 9,1 i.v. and frosh oph basketball five I1 330 SE ng it EXC have four basketball!! 07 9 1. 1 -H ' X ' U ' -A .. ..,--, 'M M wh! . . sf x . ff T 5 gf. E S Z-'fi ev M ,Mp . of wx- X . .... L .Y ,f X M51 Rumi is OIIE wet f 3 .. E. two IO8 varsity volleyball Wee UNDER THE COACHING SKILLS OF DONNA GARTEN THE GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM ACHIEVED ITS POTENTIAL. COACH GARTEN COMMENTED, 'ALTHOUGH THE SEASON WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL IN TERMS OF WINS AND LOSSES, EACH TEAM MEMBER IMPROVED AND ENJOYED THE CAMRADERIE AMONG THE TEAM MEM- BERS. WE LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR WITH HIGH HOPES. THIS YEAR'S MEMBERS WERE HIGHLY DEDICATED AND SPENT MANY HOURS IN PRACTICE THE RESULT WAS BEST EXPRESSED BY TEAM MEMBERS KAREN BEE- BE AND JODIE SEEBO. THEY BOTH SAID, WE HADA FUN SEASON WE ARE SAD THATIT HAD TO END SO OUICK- LY COACH GARTEN NAMED THE TEAM'S EXCEPTIONAL PLA YERS.' RENAI BLAIR ANNA MARIA, AND KRIS TIN WA- TERS. THE SE TTER OF THE TEAM WAS JODIE SEEBO. OTHER BUMPERS INCLUDE ROBYN SOTO, PEGGY BUS- TILLOS, BECK Y FRASER AND KIM HOFFART THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PLAYERS WAS BEST EXPRESSED BY STAC Y HECKA THORN' IT WAS GREAT GETTING TOGETHER WITH ALL MY FRIENDS TO PLAYA SPORT THAT WE ALL ENJOYED. NAMED AS THE BEST ALL AROUND PLAYER OF THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM WAS RENAI BLAIR I. The 1985-86 Varsity Team consisted of these members: ltop row lrom left to nghtj Stacy Heckathorn, Anna Tempera, Kristin Wa- ters, Renai Blair, Joanna Rasmussen, and Karen Beebe. lbottomj Kim Hoflart Becky Fraser, Jodie Seebo, and Robyn Soto. 2. Kristin Waters jumps to block an enemy volleyball 3. Renai Blair hits the ball using excellent form. 4. Peggy Bustillos sets the ball with skill 5. Robyn Sato sets the ball with much effort and skill to insure a Saxon victory. 6. Coach Debbie Garten, in her Hrst year ol coaching our volleyball team, confers with her team members. Z Jodie Seebo concentrates on getting the ball to the other side. has I ,i 'a A . x r -e if -4. . N N w 1 1 W N 1 t Y I I 4 J 5 1 I l W w i .l I Fgjfdk in a ,quasi if four 'N--m Timmy, M A . ,, fmzww ,, six seven varsity hows dedication ive -li l Z varsity volleyball!! 09 -- Ld L L-I I 10,7 v- ls volleyball 0176 as two ... UNDER THE COACHING SKILLS OF VICKI LARSON THE IUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM GAINED MUCH KNOWLEDGE THAT WILL INEVITABLYMAKE NEXT YEAR'S TEAM BETTER. ACCORDING TO COACH LARSON THE IV TEAM 'S MAIOR PROBLEM WAS THEIR INEXPERI- ENCE MRS. LARSON COMMENTED, WE HAVE MANY FRESHMEN THEY ARE YOUNG AND HAVE LOTS OF TALENT BY THE TIME THEY BECOME IUNIORS AND SENIORS THEY OUGHT TO BE REALLY GOOD! THIS YEAR'S FROSHYSOPH VOLLEYBALL TEAM SHOWED EXCEPTIONAL TEAM EFFORT THE Y HAD EXCIT- ING VIC TORIES AND PROVED THAT THEY WERE COMPETI- TIVE ALL YEAR. UNDER THE SUPERIOR COACHING SKILLS OF CAROL CLARK IEX-SAXONJ, THE FROSH! SOPH VOLLEYBALL TEAM MEMBERS SHOWED OUT STANDING EFFORT AND DEDICA TION IN MAKING THIS YEAR'S TEAM SUCCESSFUL. K. Evans, L. Friedland M. Sparks, A. Gann, Ibottom rowj D. Demeli , L. Collins, D. Whittaken and S. Murany. 2. Shannon McNally sets the ball for a Saxon victory. 3. Heidi Sorour hits the ball with eflort and skill 4. The FXS Team.' ltop rowj R. L yshin, A. Pyle, K. Norris, S. McNalN S. Bra en, and W Zohnnie. Ybottom rowj K. Ahrens, K. Kish, C. Perez and K. Bunker. 5. Lesley Friedland sets the ball as team members look on. 6. Coach Larson confers with her team to bolster team spirit Z Camaraderie is displayed in this play by LV Team members. 1. The L V team.' Y top row from left to right! L. Matazinski, H Soroun 'o d Wan if ff. x ':w,n.5 f,,f,,,v , ,a,f5,y?, as . f Lam- f f ', A W wiv ,. 5 A 'il ,.g.'f?X7 'Hi I Lf , A f 5' ' f 4' NR S39 W 4 A 'i fd in three R . 3 f'-N ,if K four ,5 4 Wi V161 av , , , KNQJ5: ff' li ve fy , vii ' ,V ilaggaw' f, lf. f W, W M55 ,,.,, f Q7 ' N -N gl xy , '7 uf seven I - volleyball players aim for j v-fs volleyball!! I I ONCE AGAIN THE SAXON VARSITY WRESTLERS PROVED THEMSEL VES AS ONE OF THE DOMINAT ING TEAMS IN THE EMPIRE LEAGUE. THE SAXONS SUFFERED THEIR ONL YLOSS TO EL DORADO INA CLOSE AND HEA TED MA TCH OF SOME OF ORANGE COUNTY'S BEST WRESTLERS. CHRIS WRIGHT A FAVORITE OF THE CROWD COMMEN TED THAT THE TEAM 'S TREMENDOUS SUCCESS CAME ONL Y AFTER MANY S TRENUOUS HOURS OF PRACTICE. SOME OF THE OUTSTAND ING WRESTLERS INCLUDED NICK Y KOB, TE VITA AHOLELEL BRIAN MALA VAR AND CHRIS WRIGHT FORMER LOARA STUDENT AND SECOND YEAR COACH RICK MARTENS PROVIDED THE LEADER- SHIP AND ENCOURAGEMENT WHICH WAS NECES- SARY TO DEVELOP A POWERFUL TEAM THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR CAME WHEN THE TEAM REGAINED THEIR TITLE AS EMPIRE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS, NINE WRESTLERS QUALIFIED TO COMPE TE IN CLF 1. As the referee blows the whistle, Chuck 0'Dey concen- trates on reversing his position. 2. Ralph Rucker attempts to turn his opponent for a pin. 3. Brian Malavar fights off a hreman's carry. 4. Senior Chris Wright counters a single. 5. Dan lsaacsen attempts a two on one for a tilt. 6. ln a tough match against El Dorado, Tevita Aholelei goes for a double underhook. Z The 1985-1986 Varsity Wrestling Team: Dan Bass, Steve Reese, Dean Hanano, Chuck 0'Dey, Allen Caples, Steve Okabe, Tony Mayen Chris Wright Tevita Aholelei, Ralph Rucken Dan lsaacsen, Edy Andros, Brian Malayan Ali Bayrooth Blake Arakakl Nicky Cob, Donny Flores, and lim Sulterhelzi Lhle! -4- .m V t five J r , 44.35 , SEVEN varsity wrestlers dominate six v. wrestling!! 13 three AFTER THE SUCCESSFUL C.I.E COMPETITION THE WINNING SPIRIT OE THE VARSITY WRES- TLERS WAS BEST EXPRESSED BY SENIOR JIM SUTTEREIELD: WE COULDN'T HA VE DONE IT WITHOUT THE SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT OE COACH MARTENS. THE TEAM ENDEDA VERY CHALLENGING SEASON BY REGAINING THEIR TI- TLE AS CIE 4-A DIVISION CHAMPIONS. INDIVIDUALLY THE SAXONS HAD NINE WRES- I TLERS QUALIE Y TO COMPLETE: CHRIS WRIGHT AND NICK KOB, lszj' EDYANDROS Znd' IIM SUT '- TEREIELD AND BRIAN MALA VAR, 4th,' CHUCK O'DE Y AND BLAKE ARAKAKI 6th,' DAN ISAACSEN AND RALPH RUCKER ALSO COMPETED. 1, Blake Arakaki flights off a tight waist. I 2. Senior lim Sutterheld begins a match by setting up a ? throw. I 3. Chris Wright uses his strength to bring down an oppo- L nent. 4. The 101 pound champion, Nick Kob attempts a tilt 5. Brian Malavar struggles to fight off an ankle pick. 6. Blake Arakaki easily pins his man. 7. A very talented wrestler, Chris Wright puts in a reverse half while riding the legs of his opponent. 8. Coach Martens looks on as Nick Kob sets up a take down. 9. Edy Andros takes his opponent down with an ankle pick. tour l 'ff I 161 wrestling .,.........---33 l A . ' -vu'-'-1 I 4 Y ..-W V--ff w..f..,,, K ,. A-ff .,. LOARA HAS COME TO EXPECT THE VERY BEST FROM THEIR WRESTLERS, AND THIS YEAR THE FROSHXSOPH L V WRESTLERS CERTAINLY LIVED UP T0 ALL THE EXPEC TA TIONS. THIS ENTHUSIAS? TIC GROUP OF HARD-WORKING WRESTLERS TOOK PART IN SEVERAL TOURNAMENTS SUCH AS THE EDISON 8-WAY MAGNOLIA 4-WAY AND CANYON 4-WAY THE TEAM WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL THROUGHOUT THE SEASON IN ADDITION TO EN THUSIASM AND DETERMINA- TION THE TEAM ATTRIBUTES THEIR WINNING SEASON TO THE LONG, GRUELING HOURS OE PRACTICE HOWEVER THE TEAM AGREES THAT THE HARD WORK PAID OFF THE TEAM PUT IN EXTRA EFFORT TO TRY TO BE THE BEST IN THE LEAGUE. THE WRESTLERS WERE FORTUNA TE ENOUGH TO HA VE EXCELLENT COACHING. RICK MARTENS WAS THE HEAD COACH AND ROB MARTENS TOM CASPARI BRUCE TERRY AND MIKE GALLO WERE THE ASSISTANT COACHES. THESE DEDICATED COACHES REALLY PULLED THE TEAM TOGETHEN GIVING THEM THE DETERMINATION TO WIN ASA TEAM. THE TOP WRESTLERS WERE SENIOR STEVE REESE SOPHOMORE IE FF MONTO YA, AND IUNIUII DEAN HANANO. DEAN HAD NOTHING BUT PRAISE FOR HIS TEAMMA TES.' THE TEAM DID VERY WELL THIS YEAR. WE ALL PAID THE PRICE TO WIN 1. Iohn Anderson gets in starting position as the match begins. 2. 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LARRY KLEVOS, THE 'IVEW SEAXE ADVISOR FOR 1985-86. ACTUALLY IT WASN'T AS BAD AS ALL THAT I THOUGH LATENIGHTS WERE SOMETHING ELSE . . .1 THE HARD-WORKING STAFF WAS LED BY MANAGING EDITOR DIKO MELKONIAN COPY EDITOR SHERRY RAU- DABAUGI-I DESIGN EDITOR SHAWN VWSEMAN AND PHOTO EDITOR PAUL HSU AS IN PAST INNUMERABLE AGES, THE PRODUCHON OF THE ANNUAL PLODDED ALONG THROUGH ALL OB- STACLES BE ITA LACK OF FUNDS ORA COMPLETELY NEW ENVIRONMENT AS MR. KLE VOS SUMMED IT UP '71 TRULY EDUCA- TIONAL EXPERIENCE - EVERYONE SHOULD TRY ITL 1. Sherry Raudabaugh asks Ryan Onishi to photograph a special person for her. Cfor yearbook, of courselj Z Diko Melkonian takes some time to contemplate life as David Brewer continues working dihgenthf. 3. The 1985-1986 Seaxe Staff Top row.' S. Raudabaugh, L Par, G. Poon, R Ho, G. Ho, M Talko vic, P. Hsu, D. Brewen R Onishi D. Melkonian, Advisor L. Kle vos. Bottom ro w: F Lim, K. Cline, D. Reed G. Galang .Si Shubash, D. Jacobson, D. Erickson, R. Capurro, C. Granger. Not pictured' .SZ Vhseman. 4. Coach Clea veland pauses for a blessing over his htm. 5. Working on the renovated fashion page is Shawn Mseman. G Yearbook late-night is a trying experience, as Advisor Larry Klevos can attest Z Danny Reed and Geraldine Galang collaborate on a yearbook page. 8. Grace Poon lends a hehning hand to Irene Pai Y V -llab of broadwa -a hut. -Ill 124 musfva! .nl one three k . Z? L 4- ff Um I ff -,4L f,' four two hve THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY WAS THIS YEAR'S CHORAL DEPARTMENT PRESENTATION IT WAS A BROADWA YRE VUE CONTAINING EXCERPTS FROM MANY FAMED BROADWAY SHOWS. THESE MUSICALS INCLUDED A CHORUS LINE FIDDLER ON THE ROOF GREASE 42ND STREET GOD- SPELL, AND NUMEROUS OTHER BROADWAY HITS. AUDITIONS WERE HELD FOR THREE DA YS AND WERE OPEN TO THE ENTIRE LOARA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY WAS COORDINA TE SOLELY BY THE SIX TH-PERIOD MUSICAL THEATER CLASS. STUDENTS FROM THIS CLASS WERE COSTUME DESIGNERS CHOREO- GRAPHERS, STAGE TECHNICIANS AND SET DE- SIGNERS. LOARA'S NEW CHORAL DIRECTOR MR. TUT- TLE SUPERYISED THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY 'ALTHOUGH I AM NEW HERE AT LOARA, I HAVE HAD MUCH EXPERIENCE IN MUSICAL PRODUC- TIONS, AND I FEEL THAT LOARA STUDENTS ARE TALENTED AND DEDICATED. -MR. TUTTLE 1. Dean Mhihite and Elan Davidson sing One from A Chorus Line. Z Harassed Choir director Mr Tuttle pauses to smiIe. 3. The Prayer Song from I-iddler on the Roof was enlightening 4. LuIlaby of Broadway - a hit' 5. Hair exempiihes the mood of the 603. 6. Choir members practice during rehearsat Z Peter Harvey and cast sing from Godspelh 8 Members of the cast tryout in the Chorus Line. eight X r E A I 5 n S6 VE!! musicaI!125 ...and willhoff marvel Ioara 1-4, I. ,Nui . 5, - ,531 lv. xv ff 43.1 Egfr . 2 ,,. I A!! ' 5 Uflf 126 fmascofs W0 HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE SATIN THE STANDS ANTICI- PA TING THE ASSEMBLY THEN ONE VOICE ROSE AND BROKE THE TRANOUILLITY ONE BY ONE VOICES IN THE STANDS BEGAN TO CHANT ALONG AND CREATE AN ENTHUSIAS TIC A TMOSPHE RE THE MAS TERMIND BEHIND ALL OF OUR ASSEMBLIES WAS THE SPRIGHTLY AND DEDICATED PEP COMMISSIONER JENNIFER WILLHOFF UNDER THE GUIDANCE AND DETERMINATION OF JENNI- FER THIS YEAR'S ASSEMBLIES WERE VERY SPIRITED AND E VENTFUL. WITH MASCOTS RUSSELLE BANAGAS AND BECK Y EDMUNDS PEP ASSEMBLIES ATLOARA WERE FULL OF IMAGINA TION AND AMUSEMENT TO SET THE MOOD, THE MASCOTS CHANTED CHEERS MUTH THE CHEERLEADERS DRESSED ACCORDING TO A CHOSEN THEME AND EN- COURAGED ENTHUSIASM BY ADDING A TOUCH OF HU- MOR TO SCHOOL EVENTS. ALWAYS IN GOOD HUMOR SMILING MASCOTS INVOKED SAXON SPIRIT AND IN- SPIRED MANY WITH A LIVELY SAXON JIG. S TIMULA TING THE STUDENT BODYHAS BEEN A DIFFI- CULT TASII IN THE PAST BUT TOGETHER THESE HIGH- SPIRITED INDIVIDUALS CREATED AN ANIMA TED TEAM THAT INSPIRED AND ENTERTAINED LOARA. 1. Loyal Saxons enthusiasticalhf chant the school Alma Mater during the assembhf. Wth these hhgh-spirited students, Loarals assemblies always have generated school spirit and excitement. 2. Spirited freshman Rusty Banagas romps around at another assem- hlv as a tourist Throughout the yeah the mascots put on numerous skits. 3. Camera-shy sophomore Becky Edmunds focuses her attention on the mghbf Saxons in action during the Homecoming game against El Dorado. 4. Pep Commissioner Jennifer Wllhoff expresses on awestruck look after an impressive play by the Saxons. 5. During the assemby Rusty Banagas watches the varsity cheer- leaders in another incredible performance. 6. An energetic Jennifer Wilhoit accompanied by Sammy Saxon, chants a cheer at a football game. 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THE JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LED BY JUNIOR ARIANNE GLAGOLA, RETURNED HOME VWTH A SUPERIOR TROPHY ONE EXCELLENT RIB- BON AND A SPIRIT STICK. MIXING GOOD TIMES WITH DEDICATION THEY INSTILLED SPIRIT INTO EVERYONE. WE HAD A GREAT DEAL OF FUN SAID ARIANNE THANKS TO ALL OF YOU JV CHEERLEADERS FOR WORKING SO HARD. THE FROSHXSOPH SOUAD ALSO HAD A GREAT YEAR RECEIVING TWO SUPERIORS ONE EXCEL- LENT RIBBON AND A SPIRIT AWARD. FRESHMAN HEAD CHEERLEADER YVETTE BRINK LED THESE DE VOTED GIRLS THROUGH MANY LONG HOURS OF PRACTICES WHICH CULMINA TED IN OUTSTANDING SUPPORT AND ENTHUSIASM AT GAMES. YVETTE COMMENTED, 'ALTHOUGH IT WAS A LOT OF HARD WORK IN THE END, IT ALL PAID OFF WITH THE GOOD TIMES AND E VERLAS TING FRlENDSHlPS. 1. The 1985-1986 J V cheerleaders. Lelt to right' Stacy Schuerings, Caroline Galanta Sheryn Lippincott Camilla Brannstrom, Arianne Glagola, Tammy Wa, Donna Love, Brenda Murphy Mela Rodrigues, and Michele Treanor. Z. Tammy Wa and Brenda Murphy are caught by surprise. 3. Alter holfhng banners for the football players every game, the J V cheerleaders decide to try it for themselves. 4. The 1985-86 lroshfsoph squad Row 1: Erica Tuclren Yvette Brinlr, Michelle Calhn, Jane K im, and Nicole Conner. Row 2: Marihfn Helds and Ellen Kao. Row 3: Kirsten Borntleth, Maureen Karlen, and Sherry Panchisin, 5. Erica Tucker leads the crowd in an arousing cheen 6. The froshfsoph cheerleaders excitedhf support their team. Z Ellen Kao, Sherry Panchisin, and Nicole Conner attentivelv watch a varsity football game. four 1 SIX se Yen I v-froshfsoph cheerfI29 S -I-9 I- L 130 varsity meer sparks saxon enthusiasm arf' ,4- ,bik L. ,Y ffl ff ,,.4 X I ' R'-I--Y W , 1 Lvsf-,Ex F r FX. 0l76 r - ,Y -U THE LOARA VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CONSISHNG OF TWO SENIORS AND EIGHT IUNIORSZ ONCE AGAIN CHEERED FOR AND SUPPORTED THE SAX ONS ' A THLETIG TEAMS. TO START THE 1985-86 SCHOOL YEAR THE VARSITY SQUAD WAS ACHVELY INVOLVED MTH PEP ASSEMBLIES AND VARSITY GAMES. MYKO MCNALLK HEAD CI-IEERLEADER COMMENTED UGHEERLEADING IS NOT ALL FUN AND GAMES BUT IT DOES HAVE ITS ADVANTAGES WE PRACTICED FOR TWO HOURS A DAY THREE DA YS A WEEK. UNDER HER LEADERSHIP THE VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD AGHIEVED A NEW HIGH IN SCHOOL SPIRIT UNITY AND PERFECTION DURING THE SUMMER THE VARSITY CHEERLEAOING SQUAD TRA VELED TO A USA CAMP IN SANTA BARBARA TO DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS. THE TEAM PRACTICED HARD AND WON MANY AWARDS, A SPIRIT SUCK AND FOUR RIBBONS WERE AWARDED FOR THE CHEERLEADERS' DEDICA HON AND HARD WORK SAID MYIIO, 'ALL OF THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS REALLY APPRECIATE MISS WARD I-'OR HER ASSISTANCE AND ALL THE HELP SHE HAS GIVEN US I HOPE NEXT IYEARIS VARSITY SQUAD MALL HA VE AS MUCH FUN AS WE HAD I. MylroMoNalh' shows her school spirit at a football game, 2, Joanne Wayne cheers the Loara football team on to victory. 3. Lauri Sparks expresses apprehensive feelings about the outcome of the game. 4. The 1985-86 .Varsity Cheerleazhng Squad Top row: Lauri Sparks, Stacy lllhyagisblma Shannon Deslfoehesg Seth' lnzamura, Monica Martinez Mehssa I-leyne. Bottom rom' Lisa Clements, Joanne Wayne Mylro McNaly Wendy Quast 5. Shannon Deslioohes talres some time out to relax from cheerlead- ing four Ii ve varsity cheer!131 vrior songleaders sing out . Ash, x X 4,-' J' ,f- 2 1-if-A - 006 fs Avfcaliiwi g 75 I . g'-TQ, 'Ll - QVI, L'-.f .f Af: I' ' . - ry 2 ...J 'T' ,. .. 1 ' 911- ...' A- Q ' fy J x +4.,,.,,,J- -ttf ' three 132fY3fSl'fj' song two J hve WE PUTA LOT OF EFFORTINTO SONGLEADING, AND IT'S WORTH IT THIS QUOTE BY JUNIOR CATHRYN BURROUGHS BEST EXEMPLIFIES THE FEELINGS OF THE 1985-86' VARSITY SONGLEADING SQUAD SONGLEADING ISN'T ALL FUN AND GAMES THESE GIRLS STRUGGLE THROUGH MANY HARDSHIPS. SUCH AS STANDING OUT ON A COLD NIGHT IN THOSE CHEER SKIRTS YELLING THROUGH SORE THROA TS AT GAMES AND ENDURING LONG HOURS OF PRACTICE AT USA. CAMP IN SANTA BARBARA, THIS SQUAD OF EIGHT IUNIORS AND TWO SENIORS RECEIVED ALL SUPE- RIOR MARKS THE SONGLEADERS WERE LED BY IUNIOR MARION HILL. MARION CAN BE COMMENDE D FOR DOING A GREAT JOB AS HEAD SONGLEADER WITH ALL OF THE SUMMER AND AFTER SCHOOL PRACTICES THESE SPIRITED AND ENTHUSMSTIC GIRLS REALLY PULLED TOGETHER THE CROWDS AT ASSEM- BLIES AND FOOTBALL GAMES. THESE GIRLS CAN BE GREDITED WITH ADDING T O THE ATMOSPHERE OF SPIRIT AND PRIDE THAT WE HA VE ALL GROWNACCUSTOMED TO HERE ATLOARA. THE DUTIES OF A SONGLEADER ARE VAST THE YEAR WASA BUSY AND HECTIC ONE SAYS TAMMY SCHUL TZ '7T'S A CHALLENGE TO GIVE ALL THE TEAMS EOUAL SUPPORT HOWEVER DUE TO A HARD WORKING SQUAD, WE AC- COMPLISHED EVERYTHING WE SET OUT TO DO THIS YEAR 1. Roxanne Beat shows her school pride at the Homecoming game, Z The 1985-86 Songleaders: Roxanne Beat Brooke Cody Cathryn Burroughs, Carol Smith, Nydia Luna, Holbf Heckeh Debi Beyerbach, Marion MIL Tammy SchuItL and IWcheIIe Dragen 3 Cathryn Burroughs does her Raggedy Ann impression for the crowd 4. Broolre Cody seems to be pleased with the score, 5 The intensity oi the game is too much for Nydia Luna. 6 ComedianfSongIeader Debbie Be yerbach performs a skit at a pep assemhhf. Z Preparing for a game cheer Holhf Heckel sets the beat S These three junior Songleaders react as their 'heart-throh passes br 1 J' si . CAPTIVA TING. AITRACTIVE FLASHY INNOVATIVE DISCIPLINED. THESE ELEMENTS ARE THE VERY ES- SENCE OF THE 1985-1986 LOARA VALKYRIE DRILL TEAM STRIVING TOWARD EXCELLENCE THESE TWENT Y- SIX GIRLS DE VOTED HOURS UPON HOURS OF PRACTICE TO PERFECT THEIR MOVES FOR NUMEROUS COMPETI- TIONS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND PARADES THE PRAC- TICE ALL PAID OFF WHEN THEY TOOK THE SWEEP- S TAKES AWARDS AT BOTH THE SIL VERADO DAY PARADE AND THE MT CARMEL FIELD COMPETITION UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF HEAD LEADER ROBYNE CORRIE FIRST ASSISTANT SHERRI GENGENAGEL, AND SECOND ASSISTANTS SHA YNE MURANYAND VICKI ROB- ERTSON THE DRILL TEAM PERFORMED BRILLIANTLY THE ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT OF MRS. DEHLINGER WAS ALSO MUCH APPRECIA TED NEW UNIFORMS AND A COMPLE TEL YRENOVA TED HALF-TIME FIELD SHOW GA VE THE 1985-1986 DRILL TEAM A DIS TINC TIVE FRESH LOOIL TO SUM UP THE YEAR ROBYNE AND SHAYNE REPLIED THE COMPANIONSHIPS AND GOOD TIMES MALL ESPECMLLY BE REMEMBERED. 1. Second assistant Shayne lllurany completes an impressive dance routine at an assemhy Z Head leader Robyne Corrie flashes a smile to the judges. 3. During a pep assemby Rrst assistant Sherri Gengenagel performs one of the group's many routines. 4. The members ofthe 1985196 Drill Team hnish another spectacular halftime show 5 Second assistant Wclri Robertson rests between shows. 5 The 1985-1986 Loara Vallryrie Drill Team. Row I: S lllurany R Gorrie, S Gengenagel V Robertsonf Row ZA. Nietzlre, L. Fanchen D. Gardnen T Gordon, .SZ Seebo, .SZ Ojeda, Y lfim,' Row 3: Mgr S. Millen ti Aman, R Capurro, Al IWnlrs, L Pensavalle, A. Pensarralle, It Rodrigues, Il Crag Al Breyen Row 4: T Wade, D. Lowery I Barhoun M Horsley lf. Pactwa, T Coulten R Hughes. Z The 1985-1986 Drill Team othcers. Row 1: president Julie Barboun vice president Kim' Pactwa. Row 2: treasurer Tammy Wade, secre- tary Fatbr Hughes, and historian Nicole Minlrs. W eq .: 1- I 1 f we ffl S 8 V617 T552 drill tearn!135 cltement shines through n ,l LP' Mk 11 f wx, K+' H I tiff , 1 G -,f ,vw M, 9 y Y , , fs , 54 sa- f , I le K I , L1 .21 4-., . ,VV, , 'X-.. HOMECOMING WEEK STARTED WITH AN UNUSUAL BANG THIS YEAR MONDAY FOURTH PERIOD THE EN- TIRE SENIOR CLASS SAT ON THE GRASS IN FRONT OF THE AUDITORIUM TO HA VE THEIR PICTURE TAKEN IT WAS A NEW AND EXCITING EXPERIENCE FOR ALL. SCHOOL SPIRIT ABOUNDED THROUGHOUT THE EN- NRE HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK. MANY OF THE STU- 'DENTS AND FACULTY PARTICIPA TED IN THE COLORFUL DRESS-UP DAYS MONDA Y FEA TURED HA TAND SHADES DAY' TUESDAY LITTLE KIDS DAY' WEDNESDAY NERD DAY' THURSDAY FIFTIES DAY ON FRIDAY EVERYONE WORE RED AND GOLD FORTHE BIG HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY VOLUNTEERS WERE ABUNDANT FOR THE LUNCH- HMEACTIWHES. SPECIAL INTEREST WAS TAKEN IN THE TRICYCLE SACK AND CROSS COUNTRY SKI RACES BY SPIRITED SAXONS WHO WERE EAGER TO WN SPIRIT POINTS THE CLASS COMPETITIONS WERE THE HIGH- LIGHT OF EACH DAY FRIDAY WAS THE BIG DAY AT THE HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY THE CROWD URGED OUR VARSITY TEAM TO VICTORY OVER EL DORADO. IT WAS AN EXCITING WEEK FOR THE WHOLE STUDENT BODY 1. Dan Isaacsen prides himself on being a full-blooded 'geeIr on Nerd Day Z Joe Ezerskl gives his all to win spirit points in the tricycle race. 3. John Jordan and John Rudd don tlgr diapers for Little Kid Day, 4, Jodie Seebo and Karen Beebe converse at lunch in their '77erdie attire. Nerd Day was the most popular of the dress-up days. 5, Tricia Creason acts as the announcer for the lunchtime activities. 61 Christina Reyes, Tony Meyen Jennifer Mllhofl and Rich lWlo com- pete in the cross country ski race. four 2 f ?3p-1 , , no V + fe uc' f 'f six homecoming week!137 4 1 i N 5 V lx 1 i 5 K 1 1 N I 1 I l 1 1 re , JE. , J I he I slna L if I 2 ' .. . x,,. . , ,M . ,,,,,, E. ,. ...,..,s.,.,,,a.M me,1iL1,.'gi.aqz,s,g,.s.,,.f. ,,f'-' 3 THE BIGGEST DAY OF HOMECOMING WEEK WAS FRI- DAY BOTH EVENTS THE ASSEMBLY AND GAME WERE ONES THA T LEFT FOND MEMORIES IN ALL WHO ATTEND- ED. ONCE AGAIN THE CROWD OF STUDENTS ALUMNI AND FACULTY AT THE HOMECOMING ASSEMBL Y WERE AWED BY THE MANY AND DIVERSE TALENTS OF LOARA'S TEACHING STAFE ALL OF THE SKITS WERE BASED ON POP MUSIC WHICH INSPIRED MANY TEACH- ERS TO DRESS AS THEIR FA VORITE PERFORMERS THE MUSIC HAD THE WHOLE CROWD DANCING IN THE AISLES AS WELL AS EVERYWHERE ELSE AFTER ALL OF THE MUSIC ACTS HAD CEASED BUB- BLES THE BALLERINA AND HER COURTIERS ENTERED THE LIMELIGHT BUBBLES WAS WELCOMED BY ALL IN '7-IER SECOND ANNUAL PERFORMANCE EVERYTHING WENT WELL AND THE ASSEMBLY CLOSED WITH THE SINGING OF THE ALMA MA TER. THE HOMECOMING GAME THAT NIGHT WAS NOTA DISAPPOINHNG ONE LOARA BEATEL DORADO BY ONE FIELD GOAL, THE FINAL SCORE BEING ONLY3-O. THE HALF-TIME SHOW WAS EVEN MORE EXCITING. THE HOMECOMING COURT ROLLED AROUND IN '53 PACIO ARDS AND LIONEL RITCHIE ANNOUNCED THE QUEEN I. Jeanette Barnett portrays Madonna to display her talents as a perlormen Z Rick Martens hits about as Loara 's Homecoming mascot Bubbles the Ballerina. 3. Lead singer of the Beach Boys, Tom Meylon shows his stuff in 'Surhn' USA. 4. The Boss Gary Cleavelanal makes his debut at Loara's Home- coming assembbr. 5. Coach Marty Johnson is dehnitehf one of Loarais hnest courtiers. 6 Keni Christensen, Carol Comparsi and lane Davis as the Pointer Sisters. A Z Bob Blanton makes the crowd go crazy as prince. Hve S8 V617 homecoming assernb0fY139 ff ,, 4 U! av. 4 i. A ,JP-'l 5:3 , sz Q. , 11 Gi li ' ,Q 9 ' V .'.h.,5 x I -51' ,- 5 - X,!,f'Q'a X? M -1y.,, '1 ' 2 . 7 '-. .fL' - b rf-W . :Qu ,. 1'-fijw . 475, - , I. i 1 xi, 'fl h W5 I .wig M5 ' :av A, N. ' 'QQ new ' 45if'f., f 4,1 . ,., N 5. , ff' ii Q L isg' 'Dorosk y senior ' f 14, , fm f f V W Robyne Game Q Cn ' Www ,WM Nmap ,,,,f 335- W ,. ,, I ,jf af W N P AFTER THE HALF-TIME SHOW ANNOUNCER SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT DEBBIE LIES WAS FINISHED INTRO- DUCING THE HOMECOMING COURT LOARA 'S FIRST HOMECOMING QUEEN MADE A VERY SPECIAL APPEAR- ANCE TO ANNOUNCE THAT ROBYNE GORRIE WAS THE 1985-86 QUEEN THEN OUT OF A SIL VER MERCEDES LIMOSINE CAME LIONEL RITCHIE TO SING SEVERAL OF HIS SPECIAL SONGS IT WAS A VERY EXCIHNG EVENING FOR ALL. CHOSEN AS THE HOMECOMING COURT WERE ASHLEY BOSHELL, LISA DOROSKY CELES TE NUNEZ AND JENNI- FER IIWLLHOFF ALL SENIORS' SALL YIMAMURA, JUNIOR' SUZ Y WALLACE SOPHOMORE' AND YVE T TE BRINK FRESHMAN SA TURDA YNIGHT WAS THE BIG HOMECOMING DANCE TO WHICH THE WHOLE WEEK WAS DEDICATED. THE LOCATION FOR THIS OCCASION WAS THE GRAND BALL- ROOM AT THE INN AT THE PARK IN ANAHEIM THE MUSIC WAS PERFORMED BY REMBRANDT WHO KEPT THE DANCE FLOOR PACKED VWTH BOTH STUDENTS AND ALUMNL THE HALF TIME SHOW AND DANCE WERE T WO E VEN- INGS THAT WILL NOT SOON BE FORGOTTEN homecommg court!!-41 gre: small but successful -I-J Z CJ Z -I-I V s s s 5 1 1. l l l Iwo three 142 fade fs e l four THE STUDENT STORE RUN BY A HARD-WORKING STAFE WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR. IT WAS HEADED BY MANAGER KATHY PIERPONT AND THREE DEPARTMENT MANAGERS SHAWN BARNS MANAGED THE SNACK SHOP WHILE IEFF SMITH SUPERVISED THE MACE ISOI-7LINE GOODSj. RANDY BEAT TOOK CARE OF ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTAL FUNCTIONS LIKE CREDIT ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND BILLS. THE BIG DIFFERENCE THIS YEAR WAS THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN STUDENT STORE THERE WERE ONLY SM' OR SEVEN STUDENTS ACTUALLY ENROLLED COM- PARED TO LAST YEARS TWENTY HOWEVER SM' OTHER LOARA STUDENTS VOLUNTEERED TO COME IN AND HELP IF THEY WORKED OVER ONE AND ONE-HALF HOURS THEY RECEIVED FREE CREDIT WITH THE STU- DENT STORE THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDENT STORE IS TO TEACH SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN KEEPING WITH THIS ATMOSPHERE THE STUDENTS TOOK ROLL BY PUNCH- ING IN THEIR NME CARDS EACH DAY THEIR GRADES WERE BASED ON THE DOLLARS AND CENTS RECEIVED ON THEIR 'PAY CHECKS THE STUDENTS WORKED HARDER AND HAD MORE RESPONSIBILITY WHILE STILL PROVIDING THE SAME SERVICE TREAT THEM WITH RESPECT SAID THE ADVI- SOR MR IOE SMITI-I WHO IS ALSO THE ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR 1. The 1985-1986 student store members Cback row left to nghtj: Ed Cong Jeff Smith, Vern Sanders, Mr Smith, Shawn Barnes, Donald Bradshaw Randy Beat I front row left to rnghtj Karen Bondan Kathy Pierpont and Susie lWllen Missing' Sosha Brooks. Z Jeff Smith, who was in charge of the Mace, uses the computer to DEAD out with his work. 3. Student store manager Kathy Pierpont writes up the weekhf work schedule. 4. Vern Sanders scoops up bags of popcorn, a favorite with Saxons all year round especialhf in cold weather 5, Randy Beat employs the use of the computer to hle hills and accounts. 6 Shawn Barnes pours an ice-cold drink for a thirsbr custornen hye student store!143 -gwthe way to saxon pride .2 .cg V2 cu . A Y I Yi' wwf V gk-k Yrdbrrr f K 777447-747,717 ,Ad AA. 4le' two THE ASB. CABINET CONSISTS OF A TEAM OF BRIGHZ INNOVATIVE PEOPLE DEDICA TING THEIR NME AND EFFORT TO NUMEROUS SCHOOL ACTIVI- TIES THAT HAPPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE 1985-1986 ASB. CABINET WAS MADE UP OF AN ENTIRELY NEW GROUP OF PEOPLE WITH PRESIDENT KIM DAVIES A VE TERAN MEMBER LEADING THE WAY THIS YEAR THE A.S.B. CABINET ORGANIZED A NUMBER OF FUND-RAISERS SUCH AS THE TWO BLOOD DRIVES FOR THE RED CROSS THE SPIRIT WEEK FUND-RAISERS FOR THE ALBERT SITTON HOME AND THE MONEY RAISED TO HELP THE EARTHOUAKE VICTIMS IN MEXICO. IN ADDITION THE A.S.B. CABINET HELPED AR- RANGE THE GOVERNMENT DA YS THE POWDER PUFF GAME AND THE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE ONE OF THE A.S.B. 'S PRIMARY OBJECTIVES WAS THE PROMOHON OF SCHOOL SPIRIT AND CLASS PRIDE WHICH THE MEMBERS THEMSEL VES DEM- ONSTRATED DAILY IN CONCLUSION THE A. S. B. CABINET MEMBERS DEFINITELY DESERVE THE RECOGNITION AND RE- SPECT FOR ALL THEIR FINE ACCOMPLISHMENTS. I. The 1.985-1986 ASB Cabinet Row 1: Peter Campbellone, Debbie Lies, Kim Davies, Shawna Nagy Rena Eaton. Row 2: Lisa Doroslrv Karim Bou, lennifer Mhllhoflf Sabrina Fernan- dez, Amy Lulrarslri Keri Oldenberg Colleen Ka vanaugh. Row 3: Mn Joe Smith, Dan Nieses, Richard Milo, Lisa Castillo, Dan lsaacsen. lWIre Procopio, and Tricia Creason. 2 Richard Mic points out to Karim bou some useful ideas for a fund-raisec 3. Dan Isaacsen uses his unique abilinf to capture an audi- ence. 4. Dan lsaacsen donates the money collected from the Mexi- can Relief Week to the Red Cross Representative. 5. Mike Procepio hetns participants during the limbo activity 6. Debbie Lies cleans up after a lunchtime activity. Z Tricia Creason displays her leadershua abilities. x Aw 1 Z vga 1 I 'L . . I ,717 - . f H I P-J' ,f ,. . d N 2, . 1 ' 1-w I W four live S6 V6l7 a.s.b.!I45 g the night of wm .E .: -I-a V5 E 3 1 w I 4 THEY CAME FIRST IN PAIRS THEN IN SMALL GROUPS TO GATHER UNDER THE STARS AND JOIN IN THE FESTIVITIES OF THE 1986 WINTER FORMAL. WINTER FORMAL WAS HELD AT THE S TARDUST IN FULLERTON AND WAS SPONSORED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. KERI OLDENBERN WHO HEADED THE SCHOOL FUNCTION TOOK GREAT PAINS TO MAKE THE EVENING MEMORA- BLE THE BALLROOM WAS LA VISHLY DECORATED WITH BRIGHTL Y COLORED BALLOONS AND LIGHTS THAT SURROUNDED THE DANCERS AND MIN- GLERS ALIKE MUSIC WAS PROVIDED BY SWEDISH E GIL, THE DEEIAYFROM KROO. AND TO KEEP THE FESTIVI- TIES GOING IN HIGH GEAR BEFORE THE PRESEN- TATION OF THE WINTER FORMAL KING, QUEEN AND THE ROYAL COURT A DANCING CONTEST WAS HELD WITH BLANCMANGE TICKETS AS PRIZES. THE EVENING ENDED AT T WEL VE MID- NIGHT AND THOUGH EVERYONE WISHED THAT IT COULD LAST FOREVER THE MEMORIES OF THIS EVENING WILL BE E TERNALLYEMBEDDED IN ALL THE MINDS OF THOSE WHO AT TENDED. 1. Bob Peterson and Lisa Castillo dance freehf to the music of the time. YZ. Diko and Ashley are welcomed to the dance. U3. Dancing away to the sights and sounds of the Swedish r b, l Egit Rich Milo dances with his date, Amy Luifarslri 4. David Erickson and Amy Dyiristra show the new dance . styles in a contest as part of the evenings activities. Z ref four winter formaI!14 7 wand talent equal success nc de Ll: C O U tu or thref 148!chamber smge s THE LOARA CHAMBER SINGERS CONSISTS OE SPECIAL PEOPLE WHO ARE DEDICATED TO DOING THEIR BEST IN ALL THAT THEY DO. THEY ARE CLOSEL YKNIT AND ENJOY PERFORMING EOR OTH- ERS. THIS YEAR'S CHAMBER SINGERS WAS NO DIE- EERENT THE 1985-86 CHAMBER SINGERS WAS SMALLER THAN THOSE IN THE PAST CONSISTING OF ONLY T WENTY MEMBERS. THE GROUP WAS HEADED BY ALLEN SASSER PRESIDENT' SCOT THEISMEYER VICE PRESIDENT' BARBIE BENDER SECRETARY' TIFFANYDA VIS TREASURER' AND DE- ANNA WALTON AS THE LIBRARIAN. THOUGH THIS YEAR'S GROUP WAS SMALLER THAN THOSE BEFORE THEIR TALENTS AND ORGA- NIZATION SET THEM FAR ABOVE THE OTHERS. THE CHAMBER SINGERS WERE ALSO ONE OE THE MOS TAC TIVE GROUPS ON THE CAMPUS. THEY SANG ATPARTIES CONVENTIONS, AND THE OKTO- BEREES T A NE W SENSA TION WHICH WAS STARTED THIS YEAR THE YALSO SANG FORA CANDLELIGHT PROCESSION AT DISNEYLAND AND, OE COURSE THE TRADITIONAL ROSES AT THE END OF THE YEAR J. Performing for the Board of Education: I from left to rgfhtj E Davidson, B. Benden D. Mhihite, and li Dldenbern. 2. Demonstrating the comradehf feelings between teacher and student is Nffan y Da vis and Mrs. Freiman. 3, During fourth period the group did singing exercises and also rehearsed for future events. 4. The talented 1985-86 Chamber Singers: l from left to rightj top row: A. Grifhn, E Hsu, B. Benden P Harvey, L Bass, B. Hssen and A. Judy. Bottom row: lf. Dldenbern, li Davidson, D Walton, L. Felse, D. Mhihiteg lf. Fishen S Theismeyen and I Davis. 2 5. This years Chamber Singer president Alien Sasser. 6. This year's success was due to this woman, the one and onhi Mrs. Ruth Freiman. Z Some of the more helpful people this year: Yfrom left to rightj E Davidson, D. Walton, who was Librarian this yeah A. Sassen President B. Bender Secretary S. Theismeyer, Wee President T Davis, Treasuren and R Hazelton. CJ H 3 Q3 C C5 'E Q O5 3 cu : kr, . THIS YEAR'S MIXED CHOIRS ARE THE FUTURE OF THE CHAMBER SINGERS AND IT LOOKS LIKE A BRIGHT FUTURE INDEED. THE NEW MEMBERS THOUGH STILL INEXPERIENCED POSSESS THE STRONG DESIRE AND DEDICA TION TO DO THEIR BEST THE TRADITIONAL MEN'S AND WOMENQS' ENSEMBLES HA VE BEEN REPLACED WITH A NEW MIXED CHOIR THE SAXON SENSATION '7 REALLY BELIEVE THAT THIS GROUP HAS A GREAT POTENTIAL TO BECOME EVEN BETTER THEYARE EAGER AND WHAT THEYDO IS IUST SENSA TIONAL, MRS. RUTH FRIEMAN STA TED PROUDL Y THE MUSIC THEY SING IS MUCH MORE JAZZ Y THAN THE TRADITIONAL SONGS SUNG BY THE CHAMBER SINGERS AND THE CONCERT CHOIR BUT CHANGE IS AL WA YS GOOD. THE CONCERT CHOIR ALSO HADA GREAT YEAR THEY PERFORMED MANY CONCERTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AND TOOK PART IN SEVERAL COMPETITIONS. THEY ALSO PARTICIPATED IN THE OK TOBERFEST THE CON- CERT CHOIR LIKE THE CHAMBER SINGERS WAS SMALL- ER THAN GROUPS IN THE PAS T BUT THE SIZE ALLOWED A GREATER UNITY WITHIN THE GROUR WHICH CREATED A FESTIVE AND ENTERTAINING ATMOSPHERE I. The new and old moved choirs: the 1985-86 Saxon Sensation and Concert Choir 2. lunior lWclr K vist and Freshman lerem y Vargas listen carefulhf to the details of the music they are to perform. 3. To strengthen their voices and expand their diaphragms the stu- dents do regular breathing exercises. 4. La Von Collins awaits instructions before trying a new song 5. Partners in Crime . . . Concert Choir President Brenda Pacheclro and Woe-President Peter Harvey take part in a joyful melody. 6 Mrs. Ruth Frieman has always been a strong force behind all the choirs. Z Debbie Coleman smiles brghthf during a lag in class. four Rve S8 V817 sbr choir!! 51 li: wi l ,W J r. 'TA 9 . 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THE MKNW7 HMKZRAL ThE'AMETtKOD UV THEYR Ah4DAUESS BZ3 GUYS TO LKNME TO LKDHT NOT ONLYDO THESE CRAZIES TELL THE COCK WHEN TO CROW THEY CONTINUE TO PRACTICE THROUGHOUT AHANI OE KHE DAYI DUWWVG LUAKUI DUWWVG BAND CLASS I OF COURSE J, AND E VEN AE TER SCHOOL, THESE KMDAMDUALS'CAAIBE'SEL7VLHl7MOAK2 SThTOMWhMK?AAK9 BEATWVG FHEWRAVSTRDWUUVTSHVHOfhNELl'TbMUH9fThT FECTKNV OBVIOUSL K ALL OF THIS WORK IS NOT FOR NAUGHT OUW'BAAK7LSfKNWMRHDEVERYDQAR'MUDVAKAWEROUS UWNWAES.AND OTHERIAWMRDS 1. Itis the day before the bg competition. The whole hand has to dress up in full parade uniforms to practice their routine, Katrina Powell gives all she has into her clarinet Z During one of the competitions, the percussion section dismantles a set of chimes for a percussion solo. Rhona Eaton, Kelbf thnes, Ericlra Robinson, Ron Carlson, and Donny Wramontes hold their respective chimes. 3. During street competition, Scott Claypool and lay Mc0uillin per- form. 4. Joe Geralros, playing great at morning practice, glances sideways to see his name in the copy. 5. Chris Joyce, Tasman Aziz Brian Weisep Pete KoonL and hm Kish talre a loolr at the copy 61 Wiliam Schroedec in the purple crown, directs the band at a game. Z And in the end there is always morning practice. 4 I I ,ft Rue N M,- A six :Q 'jg .I Z f lf I 72' H f A 'WC' 'f ff, 7 X 'ff f. ,Q f 'V 4 fm M , SE VE!! band!! 55 156 courtfers B- 25 I- ku ,..-mwv'w-- -' '- K' ge victoriou once again H543 . W W 'M19'-i, Z 91 ,'f ir' lt I A , 'aw' jf K, J! if' i , - - N- W - -A M---.,.w V.- .,g,.v ,p,,M1,,W0WM ' V Y.-.5-.........anl two ONE H1188 1 , THE MEMBERS OF THE 1.985-1986 LOARA COURTIERS DISPLAYED THEIR EXCELLENCE IN THEIR PERFORMANCES ON THE S TREE TAND FIELD COMPETITIONS. A POSITIVE ATTITUDE, CONTINU- OUS SUPPORT, AND DETERMINATION WERE THE BASIS FOR THEIR SUCCESS. THEIR DETERMINATION STARTED DURING THE SUMMERATBAND CAMP IN OIAL THEY LEFT CAMP KNOWING MOST OF THEIR SHOW WHEN SCHOOL STARTED THESE DILIGENT HARD-WORKING PEO- PLE CONTINUED THEIR PRACTICE AS EARLY AS 6:45 IN THE MORNING. THE COURTIERS ALSO PRACTICED AFTER SCHOOL AND EVEN ON WEEK- ENDS THEIR HARD WORK PAID OFF AS COURTIERS RETURNED FROM AN INTENSE COMPETITION AT EL MODENO WITH THE SWEEPS TAKES AWARD. COURT - IER DIRECTOR GINGER BLACK STA TED THE SUC- CESS OF THE COURTIERS'PLACEMENTS IN COMPE- TITION WAS DUE TO THE CONTINUOUS SUPPORT B V THEIR ADVISOR MR. SCHROEDERH TOGETHER THESE INSPIRING PEOPLE GA VE NE W EXCITING, AND ENTERTAINING EXHIBIHONS OF THEIR SKILLS. SAID PAIGE MILLER THE FIRST FOUR-YEAR MEM- BER OF THE COURTIERS THIS WAS THE MOST EXCITING AND REWARDING EXPERIENCE I HA VE EVER HAD AND IAM PROUD TO BE THE LEADER OF SUCH A FANTAST7C GROUP I. The courtiers display their pride as they carry the large shimmering banners down the road to victory 2 Young Park displays her excellence as she aids the court- iers to success. 3. The leaders of the 85-86 courtiers were Page llfhller and Romona White. 4. The 1985-1986 Loara Courtiers. Top row: D. Golhf, D. Helmen C Ritchey .SI Hmms, B. Neilson, R. Schott C Dunn. Bottom row.' K. Dreieg S. Hedgpeth, M Gilbert S Daniels, K Parlr, T Bengochea, C. Casimiro, V Reyes, L. Graham, R White, R Miller 5. Ofhcers of the 85-86 Conrtiers. Cloclrwise: Dianne Helmen Beth Neilson, Kristin Dreien and Stefani Hedgpeth. 6 Reiko Schott moves her Hag with flash, determination and excitement. four 'xr fi ve courtiersfI57 ' F I, x .zzes funds and saxon spirit 'T-'T OD ,,,,,, -- i Y F' V 5 Q, 4 .4 '- .. 1.555 s figgf' , 4if'? L QW 5T2:'F!P ,'?:'? 'f ff? is 5 - - ,. an W.,q Y Q. QS 1 f VZ ONE 1 wi' 2 3 ' 'P -+- -1 . , - be' '... -1-WET? Q Y, .- ' ' Y . gf . fr:-fv :. 2.:-. -' 158fcharity week . A E ,.. W ,A xv- .N I x .W 1 .1-V , .1 Y f.4 f 1 Q 4-a 'ff 15 f' ...-57 rwo 'H , :sf three .BL iw CHARITY WEEK THIS YEAR DISPLAYED LOARA SAXONS' SCHOOL ENTHUSIASM PARTICIPATION AND PRIDE THE ACTIVITIES MADE THE WHOLE WEEK WORTHWHILE EVEN THOUGH SOME STU- DENTS HAD TESTS ALL WEEK AND HOMEWORK UNTIL MIDNIGHT IT DIDN'T SEEM TO HINDER THE SPIRIT OF INVOLVED LOARA SAXONS. THE CHAR- ITY DRIVE WAS A EUN-PACKED THRILLING AD- VENTURE THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES OF OUR OWN SCHOOL. THE PRIME GOAL OF CHARITY WEEK WAS TO RAISE S1986 FOR THE ORANGE WOOD HOME AND TO HAVE A LOT OE FUN WHILE DOING IT THE LUNCHTIME ACTIVITIES INCLUDED THE SPONGE THROW MR. SEXY LEGS CONTEST LIMBO CON- TEST THE BUY A BUDDY SALE DUNKING BOOTH AND CLASS COMPETITIONS. THE ACTIVITIES ALSO ENABLED STUDENTS TO RE VEAL THEIR TRUE SEL VES WITH THE VARIOUS AND HUMOROUS DRESS-UP DA YS HELD DURING THE WEEK. MONDAY WAS HAWAIIAN DAY' TUES- DAY 5O'S DA Y' WEDNESDAY M 'A, S,'?H DAY' THURSDAY BANDANA DA Y' AND FINALLY ERI- DAY TOURIST DAY STORIES ABOUT VAMPIRE NURSES, ELEPHANT SIZED HYPODERMIC NEEDLES AND BLOOD EX- TRACTION BY USE OE LEECHES DID NOT INTIMI- DATE LOARA STUDENTS. THEY GA VE 107 PINTS OE BLOOD. LOARA STUDENTS CONTINUED THE SAXON TRADITION OI-' HELPING OTHERS. 1. Charity WeeIr's calender of events. Z Thenta Chao pegs another victim in the sponge throw. 3. Bob Peterson gets hit in the face with another soggy sponge. 4. Rich Milo stands proud after getting someone else wet in the water dunk. 5. The Sexy Legs Contest competitors were tcioclrwise from top ieftj Diko Meiironian, Chris Wright Chuck Lippincott Wade Ciesten and Dan Reed 6. Chuck Lippincott of the Fletchies returns the bait charity week!159 Ig keeps students informed eva , - 1aaMY A - - .. L Q , 1 ' 41-11 11:1 L, N K, s sbs, ,, ,A xg 160fSax0n Shield f Q PRODUCING AN INTERESTING, WELL-WRITTEN NEWS- PAPER WHICH COVERS A BROAD RANGE OF TOPICS IS NOT AN EASY TASIC BUT THIS YEAR'S SAXON SHIELD STAFF DIDA FINE IOB. WHILE THE REST OF US CALMLY SIT THROUGH OUR FOURTH PERIOD CLASSES, MEMBERS OF THE SHIELD STAFF FRANTICALL YRUN AROUND CAM- PUS TAKING PICTURES, INTERVIE WING PEOPLE AND MEETING DEADLINES FOR THIS INTERESTING PUBLICA- TION THE PURPOSE OF THE SHIELD IS TO INFORM THE STUDENT BODY OF THE LA TES T NE WS OPINIONS AND ISSUES AFFE C TING LOARA 'S S TAFE FACUL TY AND STU- DENTS. AN ADDED BONUS TO THE NEWSPAPER IS THE YEAR- LY PUBLICATION OF INTERACTIOM INTERACTION GA VE THE TALENTED SHIELD STAFF AN OPPORTUNITY TO UTILIZE THEIR CREATIVE WRITING ABILITIES WHILE PRO- VIDING THE STUDENT BODY WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO READ A MORE CREATIVE PUBLICATION THE SHIELD STAFF WAS FORTUNA TE ENOUGH TO HA VE MRS. ESPING AS THEIR ADIVSOR AND SENIOR TERRYMABRY SERVED AS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF THE ENTIRE STAFF CAN BE COMMENDED FOR DOING AN EXCELLENT IOB. 1. Christian Brannstram takes a minute to laugh at a joke. 2. Kathleen Smith is caught daydreaming. 3. Terri Mabry has her hands lull as Editor-in-Chief 4. The 85-86 Shield Sfaflf' T Magginis, B. Buckley, R Newmark, I Harvey P Lo, M Mengol S. Donovan, R Bird K. Smith, E Ben- Shmuel A. lsen L. Plettink, C Brannstrom, S. Bailey B. Commack, Jason LaComb. 5. James Harvey writes an article for an up-coming issue. 6 Peter Lo is napping on the job. Z Sheila Donovan raises an important issue in class. 8. Rhonda Newmark ponders an idea for an up-coming story. eight I I f Z fffvwnmuaq. I S6 VE!! saxon shield!! 61 THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS SPENT HOURS PRACTICING EOR THE POWDER PUEE GAME THE GIRLS HAD TO LEARN PLA YS, RUN HARD AND DEEEND THEIR END ZONE. THE SENIOR TEAM KBLITZKRIEGQ DID AN EXCELLENT JOB, SAYS COACH MIKE RUDD, BUT EOR FIRST- TIMERS THE JUNIORS WERE GREAT TOO! ' BLITZKRIEG SCORED A TOUCHDOWN DURING THE EIRS T QUARTER AGAINST THE JUNIORS. THE GAME ENDED WITH A SCORE OE 7-O, BLITZKRIEG. THOUGH THE JUNIOR GIRLS LOS T B YA TOUCH- DOWN THEY WERE TOUGH COMPETITION EOR THE SENIORS,' DESPITE THE TOUGH COMPETITION THE SENIORS WERE VIC T ORIOUS. COACHES EOR THE SENIORS WERE MIKE RUDD, STEVE OKABE AND ROBERT PETERSON COACHES EOR THE JUNIORS WERE TONY EER- RENTINO, CARLOS BARRIENTOS, AND LEO AL- DEEN. 1. The offense and defense are on the line ready to play. 2. The 1986 junior girls' team. 3. Junior quarterback Sona Shubash receives the ball from center Ann Duarte. 4. Tailbaclr Cheryl Seich dares anyone to get in her way. 5. Daryn Spruill gets Jennifer VWllhoff's flag as Peggy Bus- tillo bites Jennifer's leg. 6. Tricia Creason laughs as teammate Cheryl Seich gets her flag torn off 7. The 1986 senior team, Blitzkrieg 'W on I Z 2. 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Q 1 if i i i l J T , SADIE HAWKINS SPIRIT WEEK WAS ONCE QAGAIN HIGHLIGHTED BY THE EXCITING POWDER YPUFF ASSEMBLY I PEP COMMISSIONER DAN REED BEGAN THE g ES TIWTIES BY INTRODUCING THE SENIOR AND UNIOR GIRLS' FOOTBALL TEAMS. THIS WAS FOL- 'OWED BY THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGMNCE WHICH AS LED BY DRILL TEAM LEADERS JEFF PA TTER- ON JOHN JORDAN AND RICH PADILLA. THE JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CONSIST- ED OF TE WTA AHOLEILI JASON LACOMBE MART Y LITTLE NICK Y KOB DONNY FLORES ADAM WIK VIASON FORD AND DENNIS CHRIS TENSEN THEIR ROUTINE CONSIS TED OF EVERYTHING FROM 5RING-AROUND- THE ROS Y TO THROWING CANDY IT THE CROWD. THE SENIOR GIRLS WERE CHEERED ON BY THE 44RSIT Y CHEERLEADERS AND SONGLEADERS i71'E CHEERLEADERS INCLUDED MARK TALKOVIC1 PIKO MELKONMN SHAWN VWSEMAN TONY VIEADE JAY MCOUILLIN AND GARRE T T MASH- ?URN THEY WERE FOLLOWED BY SONGLEADERS VADE CLESTER MIKE GOLM, BUD JERUE CHUCK IIPPINCOTT TY GABALDON MA T T JAMES ALLEN VIPLES AND JEFF PADILLA. ADDING TO THE SPIR- V WERE JOHN RUDD AND STEVE REESE AS MAS- LOTS. ' . A group of seniors enjoy watching the assembhf as well as participating in it . JV cheerleaders talre a minute to view the various occurrences in the gym. . Pep Commissioner Dan Reed heightens crowd enthusi- asm with the llama cheer Dilro hnalhf gets the attention he's always wanted L 'Wohody move until I get my nylons baclr. I Mark Tallro vic must learn the proper way to sit as a lady. Ns 35 f' fl hve 4g.-y.'4,gfSWf4,- 5, , .. .. JQWQTWZEQJZ' X .Af ,V powder puff assembUf!165 -xil1SI back to an old tradition .92 'CJ- W ....a wesazf' 166 Sadie ha wAfn5 me 1 tour TRADITION RETURNED TO LOARA 'S ANNUAL SADIE HA WIfIN'S DANCE THE SENIOR SENATE LED BV PRESIDENT DEBBIE LIES, SPONSORED THE DANCE WHICH WAS AGAIN HELD IN THE LOARA HIGH SCHOOL G VM COUPLES DRESSED IN TRADITIONAL MATCHING SHIRTS AND LE VIS,' HULA OUTEITS WERE LEET AT HOME FREE ROOT BEER I-'LOATS WERE SERVED, AND GIRLS TOOK ADVANTAGE OE THEIR INCA- PACITATED DATES BVLASSOING THEM TO THE HITCHING POST AND THEN CELEBRA TING THEIR MARRIAGE ON THE HA VRIDE THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME THATLOARA HAS EVER HADA HA VRIDE AT THE DANCE DISCONTENTED LA- DIES COULD PUT THEIR DA TES IN IAIL EOR THE REMAINDER OE THE NIGHT IE THE V DID NOT LIVE UP TO THEIR EXPECTED POTENTIAL. MU- SIC WAS SUPPLIED B V A AND C PRODUCTIONS. 1. Michelle Horsley and Tracy Coulter anxioushf await their strip-search by lulie Barbour, 2. Steve Munoz gets a good-bye loss from his date Nicole Conner. 3. Tracy Dougal is yearning to hang her date Chris Brannstorm by the neclr. 4. Julie Barbour and Milfe Rudd enjoy dancing the night away to the romantic tunes. 5. Kim Davies and her date Jeff Seymour tallr between songs to talfe a rest 6. On the dance floor Tracy Steinbauer dances her western style moves with a partner. Z Mr Doroslry a.lf.a. Ferdinand Marcos, pronounces Sylvia Bass and her date as man and wife. Sl K, H N N E w six SGVBH sadie hawlrinsfl 67 ,X My X N Jib U SMR VSQX' X Wi J ' W , ' QW Bxwk XWWjMU mmf wwp HNJJJXFQWMMX Ny MA JWMQBK M V Wywi MW Y iAwgwE MQ WWW WWWW WLM Q3 MQW W ww M Wg' QM WW Wllfw J LL high LH M mqwww NU W YWUQDW P :QM-funn F- X LABS 70 d lb -gshow excellent leadership 3 W 'G .2 IV .ff GJ 'C CU CJ CU W 'llll 4? 1 e df, e 4 ie eee 4 4 four THE G.A.TE CLUB HAD ONE OF ITS BEST YEARS IN EXISTENCE THE LUNCH MEETINGS WERE A TIME FOR MEMBERS TO GET INVOL VED IN VARIOUS GROUP DYNAMICS ACTIVITIES. THIS YEAR THE CL UB PERFORMED VARIOUS COMMU- NITY SERVICES, SUCH AS VISITING THE BUENA VISTA CONVALESCENT HOME THESE VISITS WERE GREAT FUN AND UNDOUBTEDLY EN- RICHED THE SENIOR CITIZENS' LIVES. THE 1985-86 G.A.TE. CLUB HAD APPROXI- MA TEL Y NINE TY MEMBERS A FACTOR WHICH CONTRIBUTED TO THIS YEAR'S SUCCESS. ANOTHER GROUP OF ACTIVE STUDENTS ON CAMPUS WAS THE SPEECH CLUB. THE MEM- BERS GAINED AN IMMENSE STORE OF KNOWL- EDGE THAT HELPED THEM IN THEIR COMPETI- TIONS. MEMBERS PARTICIPA TED IN CONTESTS AT COUNTY STATE AND NATIONAL LEVELS HELD BY THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE THEY ALSO COMPE TED AT VARIOUS LOCAL AS- SOCIA TIONS FOR MONETARY SCHOLARSHIPS. THE EXPERIENCE OF BEING IN THE SPEECH CLUB WILL INEVITABL YBENEFIT THE MEMBERS IN THEIR FUTURE PLANS. 1. The 1985-86 G.A.TE Club members. 2. Laurie Sparks fbottomj and Ramona White ltopj are happy editors of the Go-Gater, The G.A. TE Clubs hrst newspaper. 3. Eric Hsu hugs a senior citizen from the Buena Wsta Convalescent Center. 4. Ettie Ben-Shmuel prepares the notes for her speech. 5. The 1985-86 Speech Club members. 6. The 1985-86 G.A. TE Club ofhcers. left to right: Wctor Kuo, Wee President' Irene Pai. Treasuren' Lesley Fried- land Secretaryg Mr. lflevos, Advisory and Mercy Kuo, President. Not pictured are the advisors Mrs. Delany and Mrs. Davis. bg N. 94' - e five academic clubs!! 71 .gunlimited lets artists flair CJ 'tg IQ. f' -4,-nd YJ K I Q, t ,Nl UUE ,V Kd, 4? N ji. , ,M , s f 76' I W M. gg,-....'-..-ff W, 0 ' VE: Q' J' YL ' N ' 1 .,,,,., xt f '. fi . ' I L me X .q f X t s ffFI5Firi'rrrt s sf' 1 two 9 fine arts Wee W fame mn LOARACS' ARTISANS HAD THEIR CHANCE THIS YEAR TO EXPRESS THEMSEL VES IN THEIR ART FINE ARTS UNLIMITED IS THE CLUB THAT MADE THIS POSSIBLE DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE ARTS, THE CLUB MEMBERSHIP HAS AL WA YS BEEN LARGE AND DIVERSE BUT WITH FEW ACHVE MEMBERS AT THEIR MEETINGS EVERY WEDNESDAY THE CLUB MEMBERS DISCUSS ART APPRECIATION AND PRE- PARE FOR THEIR PERFORMANCES. THE PERFOR- MANCES TOOK PLACE EVERY SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH THEY WERE GREAT OPPORTUNI- TIES FOR MEMBERS TO SHOW OFF THEIR TALENT AND CREATIVITY TO A REAL AUDIENCE THE OFFI- CERS1 MARAGRET LO, PETER LO MARCY KUO, AND IRENE PAL ALONG WITH ACTIVE MEMBERS SUCH AS SHAWN WISEMAN AND JAY MC OUILLIN OF THE MUSIC BOX TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THEIR CHANCE TO PERFORM ADVISORS MARGARET HERBERT AND IAN NELSON COORDINATED THESE EVENTS THE CLUB WAS ABLE TO MAKE MONEY AT FOOT- BALL GAMES BY RUNNING THE CONCESSION STAND. THIS MONEY WAS USED TO SEND MEMBERS TO THE SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATER TO SEE DICK- ENS' 'A CHRISTMAS CAROL AS WELL AS FIELD TRIPS T O SYMPHONY AND BALLET PERFORMANCES BUT PROBABL Y THEIR MOST OS TEN TA TIOUS UNDER- TAKING THIS YEAR WAS THE SPONSORSHIP OF THEIR SECOND ANNUAL INTRA-DIS TRIC T FINE ARTS FESTI- VAL IN FEBRUARY FINE ARTS CLUB MEMBERS FROM MANY SCHOOLS HAD A CHANCE TO PERFORM FOR MANY PEOPLE AT THIS GALA EVENT THE FINE ARTS CLUB HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOS T SUCCESSFUL ON CAMPUS. 1. EAU ofhcers: VR Peter Lo, Treasurer Irene Pai President Margaret Lo, and Secretary Mercy Kuolq g 2. Margaret Herbert discusses architecture with the Pine Arts Club members. 3. lay Mc0uillin and Shawn Vwseman wait to be let in for one of their numerous performances as the Music Box. 4. The Hne Arts Unlimited Club in its entirety during the celebration of Beethoven's birthday. 5. Stooping low to concentrate on the lreys, Peter Wang performs for the Hne Arts members. 6. Michelle Mllroff playing the piano at one of the sec- ond- wednesda y-ofthe-month performances. ershi and academic ability ., i 1 'X 'tilhdl Iwo 'Z I Yi ,V 5 , g ' 'M wk f ,ar C K .1 Q 3 K il , vbv.a ,, , W Q' .K M four CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP EEDERA TION ICSEI AND NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TNHSQ ARE THE TWO ACADEMIC ORGANIZA TIONS WHICH HA VE LONG BEEN ESTABLISHED A T LOARA HIGH SCHOOL. IN ORDER TO BE A MEMBER OE CSE SOPHOMORES IUNIORS AND SENIORS MUS T ACHIE VE A MINIMUM OE TEN POINTS EACH SEMESTER IN COLLEGE PREPARA TORY COURSES. AN '34 IS WEIGHTED THREE POINTS ANDA B IS WEIGHTED ONE POINT IN ADDITION THE CLUB AWARDS TWO EIVE -HUNDRED -DOLLAR SCHOLARSHIPS T O TWO ELIGI- BLE SENIORS. THE SOURCE OE THE MONEY FOR THESE TWO CSE SCHOLARSHIPS IS THE SANTA-GRAMS EUN- DRAISER AND MEMBERSHIP DUES. THE CL UB ADVISORS ARE MR. NICHOLSON AND MRS. MILLER. TO BE ELIGIBLE EOR NHS A SENIOR MUS T HA VE A FOUR- YEAR CUMULA TIVE G.P.A. OE 3.0 OR HIGHER. AT GRADU- ATION CSE MEMBERS WHO HA VE BEEN IN THE CL UB EOR FOUR SEMESTERS I ONE OE WHICH MUST BE IN THE SENIOR YEARQ WILL RECEIVE A GOLD SEAL ON THEIR DIPLOMAS. ALL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS WILL RECEIVE AN NHS STICKER ON THEIR DIPL OMAS AND TRANSCRIPTS. THE AD VISORS F OR NHS ARE MRS. DA VIS AND MR. If LE VOS. I. The .7986 National Honor Society. 2. Mr. lflevos and Mrs. Davis converse with NHS members about the induction ceremony. 3. The NHS ofhcer' Kristin Waters lWce Presidentj, Chris- tian Brannstrom lpresidentj, Dilfo Mellronian iSecre- taryj, Donna Gugliotta KTreasurerQ. 4. Paul Hsu discusses the Disneyland trip with Randy Oni- shi 5. The CSF ofhcers: Grace Cheng iSecretaryj, A fshin Ba yr- ooti Ureasurerj, Ryan Onishi CPresidentj, Paul Hsu KWce Presidentj, Christian Brannstrom lPresidentj, Dilro Mellronian lSecretaryj, Donna Gugliotta I Treasur- erj. 4. Paul Hsu discusses the Disneyland trip with Randy Oni- shi. 5. The CSE ofhcers: Grace Cheng lSecretaryj, Afshin Ba yr- ooti iTreasurerQ, Ryan Onishi CPresidentQ, Paul Hsu Moe Presidentj. G The 1986 California Scholarship Federation. ,W 4:19 X . ,M ,www ' 5. - 'N 5 srl hye nhsfcslfl 75 Iubs strive for perfection I - . K XX Ufle ' Q. t'w.v.,. E . W QW A., 5 N -1.1 r Z ' 3 is fe-Ay , ,v.Q- AN.. 'Qtr' waxli 'FV 1, :I lun- 5 L .e Q29 e v 176 0.C.d,Cf.-klWdf7lS bam' V fiay i V,,V, V VVVV 'lrfwyy 1 , eg K -3 e-....,1f I awww!-,v,,,.,,.,,.,,.... L. THE KIWANIS BOWL AND ORANGE COUNTYACA- DEMIC DE CA THLON Y O. C.A.D. Q TEAMS ARE TWO OF THE MANY ACADEMICALLY ORIENTED CLUBS ON LOARA 'S CAMPUS. BOTH TEAMS PUT IN LONG HOURS OF PRACTICE IN PREPARATION FOR RE- GIONAL COMPETITIONS. THE KIWANIS BOWL TEAM WAS LED BY FIRST- YEAR TEACHER AT LOARA, LINDA ESPING. THE TEAM MET EVERY DAY AT LUNCH TO PRACTICE AND STUDY SEEMINGLY ENDLESS STACKS OF CARDS FILLED WITH QUESTIONS ON VARIOUS TO- PICS. THE OBJECT OF KIWANIS BOWL IS TO MAS- TER TRIVIA OUE S TIONS FOR COMPETITIONS AND TO INCREASE ONE 'S KNOWLEGE THE ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAM DID VERY WELL UNDER THE EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP OF RUTH WILKOFF THE TEAM PLACED TENTH OUT OF FIF T Y-FOUR SCHOOLS WHICH COMPE TED. THE STU- DENTS WHO PARTICIPA TED WERE SENIORS CHO- SEN ACCORDING TO THEIR GRADE-POINT AVERAGE THESE MEMBERS SPENT A LOT OF TIME AFTER SCHOOL IN THE LIBRARY AND ROOM 64 S TUDYING FOR THE SINGLE BIG COMPETITION THE KIWANIS BOWL AND ACADEMIC DE CA THLON TEAMS ARE TWO OF LOARA 'S BEST I. Beclry Hannum worlrs caretullv at all Kiwanis Bowl meet- ings. 2. Joe Geralros is found catching up on his sleep at one of the O.C.A.D. meetings. 3. The 1985 Academic Decathlon team. Top row.' Dilfo Melkon- ian, Colleen Kavanagh, Magaret Lo, Joe Geralros, Peter Koonz and advisor Ruth Mhllrotf Bottom row: Ester Ben- Shmuel Terri Mabry Sheilah Donovan, and Rena Eaton. 4. Margaret Lo studies diligenthf, as always for the O.C.A.D.' tt' . compe i ion 5. The Kiwanis Bowl team. Top row: Adam Shern Ara Amerk- hanain, Cameron Darweesh, Cezar Macri and Todd Yamron. Second row: Jim Deleho y, David Shams, Jeff Jacobson and Albert Chang. Third row: Alon Ben-Shmuet Sauson Haron, Lama S yada, Stephanie Baker, Ken Yuen, Meghan Donovan, Becky Hannum, and advisor Linda Efping Bottom row: Angie Habis, Terri Mabry Milfe Procopio, Kim Nalrazono, and Ericlfa Reich. 6. Rena Eaton gives a helping hand to Sheilah Donovan at finding the answer to a question. Z Todd Yamron pays close attention to a question aslred of him at a Kiwanis Bowl meeting. , 'I Wan, ro UCAN . .. ,.., -ff. .Malawi ti ve SEVEN six o.c.a.d. - Ifiwanis bowlfl77 ... clubs achieve excellence H9 rx ,ff 59 ,--4- mf' ve -Viv -u 1 K, Y Q 22 wa- kr, 1,4-7' Ylfi if- lwo ,M- 178 mock mal-poffce science three 4 X so I age THE 1985-86 MOCK TRIAL ACHIEVED WHAT NO OTHER TEAM IN THE PAST HAD DONE' IT CLIMBED THE LADDER OF COMPETITION ALL THE WAY TO THE SEMI-FINALS. ITALL STARTED ON OCTOBER 9, 1985. A MOT- LEY CREW OF TWENTY GATHERED IN MR BAR- RON'S ROOM 65 FOR THE INTRODUCTION T O MOCK TRIAL, A CLUB SPONSORED BY THE CONSTITUTION- AL RIGHTS FOUNDATION TO DE-MYS TIF Y THE PRO- CESS OF OUR IUDICML SYSTEM THE T WENTY REMAINED IN THE CLUB, MAKING IT THE LARGEST AS WELL AS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL TEAM SINCE THE CLUB'S FORMATION FOUR YEARS AGO. POLICE SCIENCE HAS BEEN A POPULAR GROUP AT LOARA FOR MANY YEARS NOW CREATED BY MR. DOROSKY ITS PURPOSE IS TO HELP STU- DENTS BETTER UNDERSTAND THE AMERICAN LE- GAL SYSTEM AS WELL AS CAREERS NOT NECES- SARILY RELATED TO THE LAW TO INFORM THE STUDENTS, GUEST SPEAKERS WERE INVITED TO DISCUSS THE SPECIFIC GOALS AND INTERESTS OF THE CLASS. POLICE SCIENCE IS ALSO DEDICATED TO EN- RICHING THE CAMPUS LIFE IT PURCHASEDA NEW VCR AND SEVERAL BOOKLE TS CONCERNED WITH CAREER SUBJECTS OF INTEREST TO STUDENTS. 1. Uncle Barron wants You! - loin the Mock Trial Team today. Report to your nearest Room 65. You can make a difference. 2. The 1985-1986 Mock Trial Team of Loara is always ready for a picture. 3. Preparation is lrey to any competition. Cameron Darweesh reviews his notes before entering the courtroom. 4. The 1985-1986 Police Science class of Mr. Tom Doroslry. 5. The creator and genius behind Police Science is the one and onhf Mr. Tom Doroslry. 6. Tradition runs deep with all members of the Mock Flock. A roaring cheer f Fire Uppj is always required before romping off to competitions. Z The 1985-1986 Police Science class of Mr. Dick Barron. w h K -' Z H th .f3tiVQS and isa get involved esen of repr .. lgglq.-,r 'N A . CJ V9 I I QP? .S f ONE ' ' A 1 ' A 4 at Q if I F 1 Wx, -+1-A1 . N., ,Ji 1 wr - - 1 . 7 - .,., Q ' .. Xu PK two 5' 1 . L '3 THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IS A GOVERN- MENT ORIENTED CLUB LED BY SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE KERI OLDENBERN THEY MEET ONCE A MONTH DURING FOURTH PERIOD TO DISCUSS THE LATEST ISSUES AND BRING BACK NEWS TO THEIR CLASSES. THE HOUSE OF REPS. PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE ON CAMPUS. IT IS UP TO THE REPS. TO INFORM STUDENTS ABOUT EVENTS AND ISSUES ON CAMPUS. IN JANUARY THE HOUSE OF REPS. PRESENTED WIN- TER FORMAL. JUNIOR STA TESMEN OF AMERICA IS A CLUB THAT GETS TOGETHER WITH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND TO DISCUSS CURRENT POLITI- CAL EVENTS. JS.A. IS A COMPLETELYSTUDENT-RUN ORGANIZATION WITH ITS OWN GOVERNOR AND MA Y- OR THE OBJECT OF JS.A. IS TO HELP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED AND MORE AWARE OF GOINGS ON IN THE EVERYDAY WORLD. JS.A. ALLOWS ITS MEMBERS TO MEET HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM ALL OVER CALIFORNIA. THEY HAD TWO MAJOR CONFERENCES THIS YEAR AND SPENTA WEEKEND IN MAYAT THE IRVINE HIL TON ATA CON- VENTION AL THOUGH THE MAIN POINT OF JSA. IS POLITICAL, IT'SA CLUB THATREALL YKNOWS HOW TO HAVE FUN 1. Grace Poon organizes her notes at a JSA meeting. 2. Junior statesmen president Sneifan Donovan conducts a formal meeting 3. Leo AIdeen and Joey Pancnisin relax during a House-of Reps meeting 4. Ettie Ben-Shmuet Sneilan Donovan, and Jaehee Kim debate tne circumstances of Jaeheels point of order. 5. Johanna Smitn attentivebf listens to Keri Oidenbern dur- ing a House-of-Res meeting. 6. Snaron Lippincott takes a minute off to smiIe for the camera. Z Junior Statesmen of America: Sneilah Donovan, Jaenee Kim, Esther Kim, Grace Poon, Kristen Poffenberger, and Ettie Ben-Shumet ls I1 esqnt we are the world I 33 f- gf- X, -as 1, :w'? ' fy 'J k-457' ' . 'N 1, 4 1 1 ,,,.....-4 , x f 0178 'My XQ4' 13? 1 1 I ' MN' A J . X ' 1 -N ' A 1 , K . , A f r , 4 4 . A J v y ' r .M- 5. Nu V 1 1 5 . 1 . 52 ,B lv ,js . ,Eh iff' ,Q K- XWQQX Ti- v .H Q K l'l'K . 1 :P 'fs 1 ' ' 05 Vw-L 1- -.M h :O 'Ov .A 1 i'v 'n ,N gm.. ghv - ,N I ,tri ,. I f--..., ' - Q ff ...ur sp Q .x Q' Y' .1 . fa' mb , 5, 5.Q:.:5 af vs va' 'fam Iv '- ,l 06. 4 x . c , n:,:9l.2 ahah g ungtxy M- H ,0' Lo, . warm Q ,ug .Ai I ,V ,,K. . V e-'Nw 'K -, Q 5 ,ax ,sg Asn 1 r . s+w-nm. , :wa 182 International club A 'J ! -f --- Q-P-vnu 1 ,-M. ...--AM-ws .-Q I' N -+.......,,.,. , , ,V,V,,,, .5 ,,7,mwfW7ZW-,,,,.,,A WWC , V, I , , I ,4 X X 1 X Xp ,X v f W'?W ,Q Q7 I i ' ,Q three I, I 1 i E E s it Afwl f iii 3 3 .figefr f tour HA VE YOU EVER DREAMED OF LIVING FORA WHILE IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY OR EXPERIENCING OTHER CUL- TURES? ADDING INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCE TO LOARA 'S CAMPUS WERE THE INTE RNA TIONAL CL UB AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM THIS YEAR'S EXCHANGE STU- DENTS AT LOARA WERE TRACY DOUGAL FROM ENG- LAND, MARIKO HA TSUI AND ME GUMI MOCHIZUK FROM JAPAN IA VIER RE Y FROM SPAIN AND ANNA TEMPERA FROM ITALY THEY CHOSE CALIFORNIA AND WERE PLACED IN ANAHEIM GIVEN HOST FAMILIES, AND WERE REGISTERED ATLOARA. AFTER BEING PLACED IN THEIR REQUIRED CLASSES, THEY BEGAN THEIR NEW ADVEN- TURE AL THOUGH MAKING FRIENDS WAS THE CHALLENGE MEETING MEMBERS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB AND LIVING WITH THEIR NEW FAMILIES WERE EASY WA YS TO MAKE FRIENDS AND TO ADAPT TO THEIR NEW WAY OF LIFE AFTER A FEW ADJUSTMENTS THEY BECAME MORE FAMILIAR WITH THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE: THE BEACH AND BIKINIS, DRIVE-IN MOVIES DISNEYLAND WlNCHELL'Sj AND ROCK 8 ROLL. FOR THEM COMING TO AMERICA AS AN EXCHANGE STUDENT WAS A GREAT WAY TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT CULTURES AND MAKE NEW FRIENDS. UNDER MRS. KIMBLE 'S GUIDANCE THE INTERNA- TIONAL CL UB PROVIDED A MUL TI-CUL TURAL EXCHANGE FOR LOARA. THE MEMBERS ALSO HAD AN ACTIVE YEAR AS THEY TOOK MANY FIELD TRIPS AND HAD MANY FUNDRAISERS. THESE PROGRAMS HA VE EXTENDED OUR FRIENDSHIP AND UNDERSTANDING TO THE INTERNA- TIONAL LEVEL. II. The 1985-1986 International Club pro vided a unique experience of the foreign countries without being there ph ysicalhf. IZ. Mrs. Kimble reminds the students to have their field trip card signed for Chinatown. .3. Stephanie Baker smiles atter organmng the held trip. 4. Marilro Hatsui from Iapan enjoyed her stay in Amer- ICB. 5. Tracy Dougal said hnding special friends had made this year one she shall never forget 6. Megumi Mochilulf had a very rewarding experience this ear y . Z lavier Rey participated in many activities such as soccer. B. Anna Tempera was an active member of Loara volley- ball team. hve seven eight 3 toreign exchange!183 o s tradition .4Qsf :2,'g:':53.' ' 'Q , l saga - 'J 5: nf, 5 F233 of success s',. HK 4. 4 fa 1 -z . as .2 lil 5 SL ' If V J fi? 3 7 iff 1: 7 1 as in X A s v. X 'x x . 5. two 4 I KY-Q 4' 1a 5 x is-A, 0, fb AMONG THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ORGANIZA- TIONS OF THE 1985-86 YEAR WAS THE POPULAR FRENCH CLUB. IT WAS COMPRISED OF APPROXI- MA TELY THIRTY ACTIVE MEMBERS MOST OF WHOM WERE STUDENTS OF MAOAME BRODYKS FRENCH CLASSES. SHE DEVOTED MANY LONG HOURS TO THE CLUB AND WAS DEDICATED TO HER STUDENTS. INSTRUMENTAL IN RUNNING THE FRENCH CLUB WERE VICE-PRESIDENT CHRISTINE BURROUGHS SECRETARY MIKE PROCOPIO, TREASURER FERRIS PAL AND PUBLICITY CHAIRPERSON CA THRYN BUR- ROUGHS. THEY PUT A GREAT DEAL OF TIME AND EFFORT INTO THE CLUB. CLUB ACTIVITIES INCLUDED A CHRISTMAS PAR- TY VWTH GIFT EXCHANGING, CULTURAL EVENTS WHERE EXCHANGE STUDENTS FROM FRANCE SPOKE ABOUT THEIR COUNTRY AND FUND-RAIS- ERS SUCH AS THE SALE OF IMPORTED CHOCOLATE ADVENT CALENDARS REGULAR CALENDARS AND LOLLIPOPS. AT THE END OF THE YEAR AS A REWARD FOR ALL OF THEIR EFFORTS THE CLUB WENT OUT TO DINNER AT A GOURMET FRENCH RESTAURANT 1. The members of the 1985-86 French club. 2. Madame Brody the French club advisor listens to a new idea for another fund-raiser. 3. Oblivious to all Lesley Friedland and Alison lser carry on a livehf conversation. 4. The 1985-86 French club ofhcers: Ferris Pai C Trea- surerj, Christine Burroughs tlhce Presidentj, Shan- non DesRoches CPresidentj, and Catherine Bur- roughs YPublicityj. Milre Procopio CSecretaryj is not pictured 5. Ferris Pai. Arianne Glagola, and Staci Miyagishima are proof that being in French club is a fun and friend-hlled activity. 6. Alremi Matsulrubo studies for her French class - what else? Z Michelle and Laura Mhllroff relax after the meeting is over 8. Lulre Cheng talfes time from his lunch to glance around the crowded meeting room. Alb x-N five gix 1 we I 5 56' VEI7 eight french clubY185 makes triumphant debut fga 9 ,mn 1.1, A1 Citi 5,5 t It 4, J.- fi ix- i it .. ....4i 'Sa ... H ,q.,...... V0 96 Spanish Club ggi? , -N ft , JS ' 1 I V sf? Inga H4 4 '5'1 g. -m n mu .U ,W 4- 4-Aff, M, tn, wtf' ,,,t, swf ,, ,Lf ww ,W N. if 3 tty L P , Sw N . ,WM ,M , L, any' mv ,, , , mwah nw 7, W! '- 't 4 ' y Y 24747 'ff . , ,V wwf ,ff 45: t If f 'if If ww f f K f 1 amz sf I, Mm ,M ww ,.' W was W ww ,M war W ww ,M nun 2 4, 1 'Jie' ,..M...,,, , M three ,Q v XL! L 1 P' J .. .lf ' li four THE .7985-86 YEAR SAW THE CREATION OF MANY NEW CLUBS AT LOARA. AMONG THESE WAS THE POPULAR SPANISH CLUB. CONSISTING OE APPROXIMA TELYEORT Y MEMBERS THE CLUB WAS SPONSORED BY SPANISH TEACHER MISS RHONDA WARD. IN ADDITION TO HER USUAL CLASSES MISS WARD DE VOTED COUNTLESS HOURS OE HER TIME TO INSURE THE SUCCESS OE THE CLUB. THE CLUB WAS LED BY THE 1985-86 OEEI- CERS.' PRESIDENT TRICIA CREASON VICE-PRESI- DENT SHERRY RAUDABAUGI-L SECRETARY STEPH- ANIE BAKER AND TREASURER CAMERON DAR- WEESH THE MAJOR ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR INCLUD- ED WATCHING A SPANISH BALLET EOLKLORICO AND GOING OUT TO DINNER AT MORENO'S, A MEXICAN RESTAURANT IN ORANGE THE EOOD WAS TAS TY AND EVERYONE ENIOYED LISTENING AND DANCING TO THE MARIACHIS. THE HIGH- LIGHT OE THE EVENING CAME WHEN ONE OE THE MARIACHIS SANG A LOVE BALLAD TO SENORITA WARD. I. The 1985-86 Spanish club members. 2. Smile, Steve, you're on candid camera! 3. Peace is the universal language according to Adam Sherr 4. Stephanie Balren Gigi Ho, Lesley Friedlanoj Erica Reich, Cameron Darweesh, Tricia Creason, Sherry Raudabaugh and lllhss Ward led the Spanish club for the 1985-86 year 5. Paul Hsu and Stephanie Balfer perform a dance routine to the music of the Mariachis. 6. Although she seems to be paying attention, Kim Naka- zono is dreaming of chocolate mousse. Z Oh no, another Spanish club meeting' QS gr vi-i2 - --..' X.-11-L.-:sa k,.-. g 14, E., . ,.,.. K fag 1 xx 4, M . at 2 Q. SBE f. , Q 1 I Mm We Z , W WW? ' 4. . ' ef H spanish clubfJ8 .cz .E Q E CD 'C Z CU 3 +.J 3 CU ,- -'M .Y-. ! w A ,4 v N I ' f fry. FOR STUDENTS WHO ENJOY THE PEACE OF THE MOUN- TAINS, THE SKI CLUB IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET AWAY FROM IT ALL. COMPOSED OF LOARA'S SKI ENTHUSIASTS, THE CLUB MAKES MANY TRIPS AVAILABLE TO ALL INTER- ESTED STUDENTS. THERE ARE SEVERAL ONE-DAY TRIPS TO NEARBY MOUNTAINS, ALONG WITH A FEW LARGER TRIPS TO SUCH PLACES AS UTAH AND COLORADO. THE CLUB'S ADVISOR, URSULA BROWN WAS OUOTED AS SAYING, THE CLUB MEMBERS REALL YHA VE A LOT OF FUN ON THE TRIPS WITH SKIERS FROM OTHER SCHOOLS. THE MEMBERS OF THE AUTO CLUB, HOWEVER DO NOT MEE TA WAY FROM SCHOOL. CONGREGA TING DURING THIRD AND FOURTH PERIOD, THE CLUB CONSISTS OF ALL AD- VANCED AUTO SHOP STUDENTS, AND THEY SPEND THEIR TIME S TUDYING THE MYSTERIES OF THE AUTOMOBILE LEARNING HOW TO REPAIR AND CARE FOR THEIR CARS, THE MEMBERS OF THE AUTO CLUB ARE LED BY THEIR ADVISOR, PAUL THOMPSON WHO ALSO TEACHES OTHER LEVELS OF AUTO SHOP SO, WITH THE SKI CLUB RACING DOWN THE SLOPES AND THE AUTO CLUB RACING IN THE STREETS THESE TWO CLUBS ARE SPEEDING WITH ENTHUSIASM TOWARD PERFEC- TION IN THEIR PAS TIMES. 1. The 1985-.7986 Ski Club. 2. Damon Roberson, in his cool sunglasses and slfi hat, daydreams about the next trip to the mountains. 3. Ursula Brown, advisor of the Slfi Club, sometimes shows shi movies at club meetings to help members improve their techniques. 4. James Newell pauses in his worlr in auto shop to in vesti- gate an interruption in his class. 5. Paul Thompson, the advisor of the Auto Club, helps his students in their 'hands-on worlf on a daily basis. 6. Attempting to repair a VW BL Martin Hoesli is intent on hnding the problem in the engine. '.?i5,,1 .isr , hue auto elubfl A fav, QCUD, 2 I'- V92 mrultv 5 Mrs. Johnson surfs with her boogie board. Darrel Adair Mlliarn Blanton Donald Budd Mrs. Porter is her boogie buddy. lim Allicotti Jeanette Barnett Richard Barron Theodore Biller Raymond Braun Carol Brody Andrey Brown Ursula Brown 4 Cynthia Canto-Moore Alice Carter lfeni Christensen Gary Cleaveland faculty!l93 ral Compare! Sam Cnlbf Cloadella Darrington Melvin Davenport Jane Davis Mr. Tillis has appeared on two T.V. game showsg he won over 330,000 in cash gl prizes Petra Delaney Jeanne Denny 70,77 D5 ,O i i i 3 ,fwfr ' Stan Douglas K, Maribfn Erlrenbraclr 1 W-3 , tm 7 it Anne Fadule Ruth Frerrnan larnes Gallagher ,, 7, XM I ff gig ' . K ,wif V ! .-,7,a,. . ' 1: f f 1 , 144 f , ,gQ,QQQVQ,a 'QM-, , ,,', 'fr-6, Lawrence George Ronald Edwards Linda Esplng Mike Green wood When asked what irritated him, Mr. Hurlburt said, Front runners. Jf ,ff faculty!! 95 i as , 'Si i 4 J f J Q sl.. , , + I i i X E A26 i Cherie Haas Jerry Halpin Alfred Harper Carl Hecht Margaret Herbert Nb la ulti i ' 'l Herb Hill David Hurlburz' Maria Jarman Cora Johnson Marty Johnson Miss Ward was the winner of the Gong Show by using her skills using Fire Batons and knives. N., A 'A is - A as i Calhe ne J eoh Fred liahlen Beverly Kay Linda Kimball Mag, K,-ng Mrs. Kretsinger chose teaching over a recording contract with Capitol Records and RCA. i i Larry lflevos Charlene Kretsinger Kathleen Lappin Wclry Larson William Leader ,. I tg .f - ,c re r 4 -. P 4 f ' in .J , Wu. 7. Q 55 5 7, - , Tony Leon Agnes Locke Kay Maluclry V ' Tracy Manning M M 'Se M W ,. f-.5 ,IE 3, - as , .5 i .- 51, 1 ' iii? N, ' 4: gitgfai'-l ', , ' ' ' , f. ie '?g'wf, , f Z 1 'u l f 'Ry 1' -I174-s'!1Iif,3 , 'I f i 3 f , . 727. tyfxffl ' -, 'nf -: f'..:.',-'.. A 2-1,f2:m.,j 1 r 1 A X fi- -, 'G' LT 5' , .i j ff 4-Z V- 4 2 , . i ,'f.i it ' ' . r 1:5 igitf fi - ,gm W as 5' ig. if H 2' , 'Vi F017 W, ar vii J 850110 M faeuiryfior U a 53 I 1 1 , 'Q 5 I , ,, 1 Y ., s 4 , I , who fini ,,, asf-'Y' I M ,957-14 -Q ming Mary Matthews Martha McGuire Thomas Meylor Leilani Mfelak 198K faculty Rob Megill Diane lvnller Ray Moore Wok! Moore Shelfey Moskowitz Janet Nelson Ted Nreholson Did you know that Mr. DeFries is of royal Hawaiian descent? Mr. Johnson is irritated with the Xerox machine, Mr. Xerox, Xerox stock, and Xerox anything. Vykrbyy N - . , 'K XS ' -' .t X ,f.' 1 V r,,k Mr. Crilhr and Mn Pearson are deephf interested in a mathematical problem. i Scott Pickler Shirley Porter Fernando Ramos :l,ii--I, '-'.I f?5,' :i -- , wi' V. r- f' xy Q: , ' Wilt ' 'i ' 4 tt-e Rosalind Paternostro John Pearson Milre Pence Cleo Rumley Penny Sue Peters Charles Sadler faculty!! 99 N 1 l Leroy Schelslre Bob Schneider Ray Sellers David Smith RUN? Slegalf 'Un Bill Schroeder Joe Smith Nancy Snyder Clint Stark Thomas Steward 200 faculty e l Paul Thompson John Tillie ludy Tomlinson Marv Traw Marge VanDorne l l I DW0' Vaffllfef Rhonda Ward Ruth Wilkoff Ronald Young ONE OUGHT EYERYDA Y A T LEAST TO HEAR A LITTLE SONG, READ A GOOD POEM SEE A FINE PICTURE AND, IE IT WERE POSSIBLE TO SPEAK A I-'EW REASONABLE WORDS. Goethe CA favorite quotation of Petra Delaneyj memoriam YOU SPEND YOUR WHOLE LIEE PLANNING AND PUTTING THINGS OEE UNTIL TOMORROW NOW YOU HAVE TO TURN THAT WHOLE THING AROUND AND START LIVING EOR TODAY DOESN'T THAT MAKE SENSE? VUELA PAPALOTES GOIV TUS NINOS GUL TIVA TUS EILOSOEIAS,' N DA A LAS MUIERES TUS GARINOS Y A LOS HOMBRES TUS ENERGIAS. Y EN GADA MOMENTO, VALIENTE SINOERO, EN CADA MOMENTO DE TODOS TUS DIAS, IENTRE GA TE POR ENTERO! R. Aa Martinez CA favorite poem of Louis Parquej Gib Dear facuItyf20l 2 cognize hese teachers? 7 J f .3 ' Q5 ' 4 n - T x 1 A fx X 'Flux' ,.::fg.A i fag R W is 2?r': 1' N .uifyigls 3.0 iQ- X, 11 V,w',,.i3g. A X Q ' . x .4 W f L ' , M , X . sg . . Q ,-5 e : J , ' ' - .V-flia. 4 5 , - ' ' f. gn., ' . h ., ,A - f ' Q , he h K, -Y. Y -1-, C h UUE 35' 'S-4 three ivbh, G ,. . 6 Q' y if-Q1 fl 1 - f 'ix is IUUI ?02fd0 you know these teachers? 1 'E q 1 f V 4, 1, fe, ,,., we 'V 'ANSWEl?S HUJIM14 lllfldl 1af11W QUQIU JJGQJQH ,1a1e31eW ffauefag BJJQJ 111918 1U!l9 SEVEN ten if ff 31,fA5V X Ae 'f 1 M1 . PIFIQIW !U9Lf97 JIJLUPQH P3 M211 AJBW 113150100 u101 JQJJOGI A'af11115' u111eW uoy ELEM mne ef: ,vm ww-'C eleven do you know these feachers?f203 P bf .. FOLLELTIH, R - . 'fr X '95 7 N A bt? . MU w'f an 'U' I 'c .... wi' f' mmf' + V we, 'v 2 4 Q , 'Cry-YAG A , , pf a ,ff , V ki ,rd , , w,,ja, jf? ,' .7-M., GMS 'Z :eil , , ' K Q- Q if - M584 f , . , ,f f ,J 'f 4 . g, Q95 M6mOfl'6S of You What are memories? They are but freeze-named moments, Like flat paintings Trying to imitate life. My memories of our Hiendship Are just stained -glass Copies Of the past they represent, But they soon will be my only souvenirs. This year is nearly outg A second summer draws nigh, Bringing memories of the past one, But when this season arrives It will erase the ties that have grown When the year is gone, So you will be. Perhaps I will never see you again - But if that Comes to pass, I will still have my memories, Clasped to my heart Like treasured picture post Cards Of places we once went, Of people we once were. Kim berl y Cline expression ff f 52 ,f XA, Q X vf X ,A . C N X X ff,., -F . 'JF HW a'vf , Zip qi ,V ,I .V Aw? , 4 x L' V f . M , Michael Nguyen 3 f C Nancy Pla V7 just Do It Are, to be real, is Yet Will again. Remember, To Be Cannot defend It,' when Never will not Come to be, can Once Again be released to me? Maybe Cannot become again Yet but Sometimes is Creeping up slowly. Will Throw Away become a Show Me? Perhaps collects the Well of regret. A Surely falls to a Maybe So and Give Me Time turns into a No. Before and Long Ago give up Down - Am To Become and Will spinning 'round. Come Some, Come All are never To Go's when Somewhere shouts out a So Be Itg the Certain won 't Always It a bit when It never leaves the Maybe So's. Terri Mabry 3.5 Geraldine Galang l jigsaw feeling Yuson Chong Gwen Stefani The Social Mi'sh4t The social misht tries to pull his head out of his body. He looks at the world through opaque eyes. His only virtue is silence,- to the others his speech is garbled nonsense. His brain is a wet mass of cluttered highways. He does not think, he plods and reacts. He watches the party in full swing, the people having fun. He is no different from anyone else. He just wants to be loved and have a Hiend but he doesn't know how, uneducated, and he goes along, stumbling throzzgh life, ready to lose his balance. The pleas of social misfits Q11 upon deaf apathetic ears. He hopes that someone will notice htrn if he is quiet enough. He is sadistic shunning Hiendshrp inviting loneliness. He knows what the problem is, but it hurts too much to Hx it. Acting against his conscience, what he feels. Contradictory feelings split his mind. He both loves and hates friendships, people, himself He wears a mask over his face and looks human, covering a face writhmg in pain. He does not like to talk to peopleg he is a misfit. Would he be better off dead? ask his Hiend . . . The want of someone to talk to stabs at his heart, like a cold ice pick, as he ends his day. It grabs him about his chest with a myriad of cold fingers. Aloof He thinks he is so smart but he is the only one who knows it. He reads and does not understand, experiences and does not feel, desires and can never have. The social misfit is not a wandererg he knows what he is looking for - Someone to love. He will never stop searching. And to that person he will appear beautiful. He will not be tongue-tied. He will be intelligent and happy. Christian Brannstrom , ff . Q 2 ,J Wh V N - 3 , ' X i T ' - - . 'i g 1 -fkvfv, 34 1 7-li ,mst 33,4 5 21. 5, F55 3- if tags, My ' ie V I V 1 D., 'X .J I J ' ' , .algo . 2 L . a A ?fb.:I's1'i Xwifvmfe-'95 f? gq'1O',.', X Q44f,y.QSA A M .sa ' V- T f. 'b'Y f gs I 'a Ap 0 if I fx X 8-2 1 12' 1 ,f ' p if . i ' , Ja .1 Q ,E 1 T 0 . - W 71 ,HV rl I ' .. . ' I A, , 5 g , 3 I i f . 1, 5 ' .,,, v :I X 0.7, Q , , f 5 41 T gl 3 if fig I M 14 T V 1 I F ' ' Peggy Bustillos David Brooks r , , ., , .M ,,., ,,f, 1 ,nf ,, ,.,.,. ..,,.,. . . , VMw,,. N, ,, ,4 ,M as 5.5. fy..i-'mea tl , , syqwyls 2, 1- f- s f X is-wvfa 723.-K: 75 was -, W . ... xg WP .,..,, 2 1,44 1 g.eg2g,..2i ,WV ff. ww! he :Cwf 1:-mf jf J, rj ,Q I I V :L ,f.r:f1Y ' .1 ' q ?4f'jyj aifwaiayp., , ,. v ,f,,, ,,--xww. fwfr.: 5, - 7 f f f 4 W' , f:f,v 1 X ff 9 k,',' . ,,.-, 2235? ,V ,g Ryan Onishi ..w r ' ,,,, Q, at f Distant Friend Q'-y Oh, distant friend can you hear me Call Though you lie deep asleep? I 'm longing for your Company, I 'm reaching for your Hiendship. I sometimes wonder if you could return just for a while. We could ride our bicycles and play catch and do all the things we used to dog Or maybe we could just say our last goodbye. It's too bad the childish games we play can sometimes cost us our lives. I see the window you used to look out of on rainy days. I see the Helds We played in, the places we would go. All I in asking for now is an explanation, a reason why. - No warningg no reasong no goodbye. The saddest thing to race is the Met that life just continuesg things are soon forgotten. I Wonder, distant Hiend if you have it better off than we do. You re just resting, never to be disturbed. So if you can hear me, Hiend, don 't let me Wake you. just remember you re thought of every day, and continue resting. Eric Da ve Feighl ' V 1 f' X Ag Mlchael Nguy Escaping To Fantasy Touch the path of Ezntasy To Distant worlds of our galaxy. Race the milky way, Touch the moon. Don 't worry sog We shall get there soon. The WOW WCIYQ bffn given-l ZY57fQiffL1i to: Sfvafegf r ' l s W hhhah 1 W ll lshhh W W r l tflhh h,yaf Wthouht admiring the energy!! W It gives to us. All these are precious gihs Bestowed upon you. You are unique. We all are one. Hold it and clasp it. Be like none. Open to ideas To song unsung. But fly with the stars, Among the heavens of ours. For what you see And what you feel Is the reality, Which at the end We all must deal . . . Geraldine Galang Mark Talkovic Fatal You The dripping tear of htal screams, Dark and alone, as life once seemed. Scarlet red, it drops in pools, There it lies, the life of a fool. Bellowmg hearts of loved ones cry, Wondering why you smile a lie. Facing the days when life is dryer, Feeling the guilt from a blazing Hre. Mangled visions of fhfal you, Flashed in my head, as you withdrew. Dreams of happiness and carehee days, Fade in your thoughts, a wish to stay. Faces of laughter and boyhood rhymes, Laugh in your face from long lost times. Now Hom a secret will turned to lust, Comes ashes to ashes and dust to dust. Felicia Robinson .v 4 A 'A WSOP- , sl . 4, , S ., wxz'!,l V . 'ALF A A-,uf , YI 7' 4 1 t- 1 L , gr 'QJTQ fir , 1 -, A T 0 f Q ai . y '95-Y '-' fir? '1 I . hu ng. Q ijt, .I - av S9313-' F' . 1 If 1' 1 A -- 4 ., 5. D Luk Y- 'F ',.g Jr' p 'J f 1 Q I V- p' - fx . 11. 'fu . 'sf in ' 2 Q. .ya . -J a- if ,'- if jf, :V -5 I 'W' sf . -a ' , ,,g, ., ', nf 9 ' ' - 1.411 'ww A 'qw ' K . Pi 4 , 'in-as Ai ' Q ' AX -yiiiit. , ' 'qu'-. L ' 4 - .' V 3.1 if - , ,-' Qrjhfl 7.- .. .. Q ,N U, ,, ., ,I I 'f If-, f' L ,Xi gvam am? F Q . l, J. l'A IN gEl f5Hrng, 'K fl CLQ3E'4'A,, Shawn Wiseman ww' ' xt, ,,.,-....k is A NFA ,Q r x ' I - - fe--N.,,...,..,. M-W f 4'w.,. . ,M , N. . .,.. ,nm ...-.mm,,mfN I . kc - wax-'-...s --4-..,,a,..., ,,.,, 1 3 f 'f-MW... ' 1 l 9. .,,, , 2 ,, xv'- ? . l' WVQWW 'V W VW 'C 'V ' fy W7 WZ ' ,'T'Z,W'f77 'I g, mf fy Q ff jaw 4 z,Wf7af0m.m9W f 'aff ffamfaaffaawrfat fm, f tai illafff'f'!7WM6w V , yy ffyffyffffaaaafwai f f,Vf f, f Wy? fazfy I f f Carol U juye f 5 fl' QM. ,W W rrrl rurr 5 l 4 f diff bw Cause I 'm crawling back I in searchrhg the rrlghr track I 'm standirz-at last I Tn sure I don 't Wanna be I don 't wanna be I don 'r wanna be a witness jailbird Chained to Walk how you used to talk, talk, talk but the melody-none at all my love and I don 't wanna be I don 't wanna be a witness Deborah van Du ylceren Michael Nguyen I f ,f ff f w QE' X nm me x X ,f'f,, , , , ' ef ' fg, f'. :, 9 ' 1 1 K Geraldine Galang v Ib ik MEET. aa nd' r '-we 't d.,rolv fi i I ' ' gg if f s Shawn Wiseman The light is slipping Hom the window d soon its place is filled with spools of shadows working a web of twilight glitter around the twisting branches of my backyard bitches 317 . gl! .5 Q Q if i V... I am only a piece of a poet wandering around this world in a half-hearted search for a place to hnd a whole I'm not much ofa poet. The moonlight dances senselessly twitching in the stillness ofa picture postcard catching a quiet moment in its restless undulation under the grey sky I am only a semblence of a poet spreading my words before you in an effort to keep myself Hom shouting at this world not much ofapoetf f , g g g The morning, becomes a part of yesterdays may closes on the edge ofa play for extension J 'i breaking against a point of View i , r cornering ia word within the broken box of a phrase fi LI am only a mockery of a poet f f losing my rhyme and reason r fl in al whirlwind of tnisbegotten ideals and dreams I in not muchrof a poet. Terri Mabry Debi Beyerbach ACROSS THE WORLD TERRORISM HAS BECOME A NUMBER ONE ISSUE. STARTING IN THE MIDDLE- EAST WITH NUMEROUS AIR AND BOAT HUACK- INGS, TERRORISM HAS SPREAD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, EVEN INTO PEACEFUL SWEDEN, WHOSE PRIME MINISTER WAS ASSASSINATED, THE FIRST SWEDISH HIGH OFFICIAL TO BE KILLED IN OVER TWO CENTURIES. TERRORISM CAN'T CLAIM ALL THE LIVES TAKEN THIS YEAR. NATURAL DISASTERS TOOK MORE THAN THEIR SHARE. TWO GREAT TRAGEDIES OC- CURRED IN SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA: THE MEXICO EARTHQUAKE AND THE EXPLOSION OF A VOLCANO IN NICARAGUA, WHICH ALONE TOOK OVER 25,000 LIVES. IT SEEMS THAT EVERYWHERE ONE TURNS THE NEWS IS BAD. NATURAL DEATHS CLAIMED THE LIVES OF SOME OF OUR MOST BELOVED PEOPLE, INCLUDING ROCK HUDSON, ORSON WELLES, YUL BRYNNER, ETC., ETC., ETC. THE BONES OF NAZI JOSEF MENGELE WERE FOUND IN ARGENTINA, RE- MINDING US OF THE HIDEOUS CRIMES HE COM- MITTED. THEN, OF COURSE, THERE WAS THE COLOMBIA, WHICH EXPLODED SECONDS, AFTER LIFTOFF. AMONG THE CASUALTIES WAS CHRISTA MCAU- LIFFE, WHO WAS TO BE THE FIRST TEACHER IN SPACE. IT SURELY HASN'T BEEN ALL ROSES. I Rl.U.wI U , g D Xhxfh X I 'ni 39 'T 'T I . I ' 1 -1 -. W, V . i fi ff! ' TQQ' if I .4 44 I X I ' 1 . ' 2 I . X . .Ig -'INV V Philippines Revolution 'F' 'Ti' i -AVI? f In V I .,, Q I J' V .K ' , ' ,jx V 7, ,If KJ . F4 . N ,. In I 2 4 The Statue of Liberty's New Face W Of . .- I 3.-25 x .-,, L , N , y 2 V! V. . e e fb -- ' 4 - 4-K ,JMS X ,1K A X Bishop Desmond Tutu Mexico earthquake Rajneesh Bhagwan T A I' . A31 -A f 0 v N X NJ' Christa McAuliffe 4 Aa '-,x L v- if If . a r -,pgigzyv , - . 1- B -, n-I Volcanic ruin in Nicaragua Yul Brynner Josef Mengele if V4 7 4. 2 , Famine in Ethiopia Skyjacking 'K ,1 9 Q if al' 'j f , i ' iiv' ,'. , 75531, if ' 5 I f i 'Q :Q F I , Y if V , 3' 1 Y w ' - A 0 f x if , v X 35 5,CU yii , , wg. K ' , ,raw ax , fn, i i i ,W ,i ' If ' f ' x. 4 . , - - Rock Hudson THIS PAST YEAR HAS BEEN ONE OF UPS AND DOWNS. MANY NEW, INSPIRATIONAL ARTISTS HAVE COME UPON THE SCENE. SUCH PEOPLE AS COMEDIANS STEVEN WRIGHT, EMO PHILLIPS AND WHOOPI GOLDBERG, AND ACTORS DON JOHNSON, MICHAEL FOX, MOLLY RINGWALD, AND RALPH MACCIO HAVE GIVEN US A LITTLE OF THEMSELVES IN THEIR PERFORMANCES. MANY GREAT MOVIES HAVE ALSO SHED SOME LIGHT, INCLUDING THE COLOR PURPLE, BACK TO THE FUTURE, HANNAH AND HER SISTERS, BRAZIL, KISS OF THE SPIDER WOM- AN AND OUT OF AFRICA, AND THEN THERE WAS BIG BOX-OFFICE RAMBO. AS A FOLLOW UP TO BAND-AID AND U.S.A. FOR AFRICA, BOB GELDOF ORGANIZED LIVE AID, A BI-CONTINENTAL CONCERT THAT RAISED FORTY MILLION DOLLARS FOR FAMINE RELIEF. SOME OF THE PERFORMERS INCLUDED MICK JAGGER, TINA TURNER, DAVID BOWIE, PAUL MCCARTNEY, MADONNA, AND ONE-OFF RE-FORMATIONS OF LED ZEPPELIN AND THE WHO. THIS YEAR'S ENTERTAINMENT HAS HAD GREAT CONTRASTS, FROM HIGH ART TO HULK- MANIA. Whoopi Goldberg O CHLCITZIIIIITICHL. .aw ,, I ' J' Marvelous Billy Crystal 4 A NV. ,, .95 XX 'Q as M 9:55. A w, 'Wh , Qi N4 ,xg 1: 'gf , 0 ,IW . -.R 241, fi' xx 41 ' X 1 N gf' 1: 1' A 'X U H0 M 1 ' - 1 , , .f ir Y 09 A in f l ggi X W Mick Jagger and Tina Turner Bob Geldof f we ,q x nv 'R s Y Don johnson E M 3 ., ' 5-3 E 'll K Steven Wright THE MUSIC INDUSTRY HAS RE- MAINED A STEADY FORCE. VETERANS SUCH AS SIMPLE MINDS AND TALK- ING HEADS STRUCK BIG THIS YEAR WITH NEW MATERIAL. DIRE STRAITS FINALLY HIT BIG AGAIN WITH MONEY FOR NOTHING. NONE CAME BACK AS BIG AS THE BOSS BRUCE SPRING- STEEN WHO HAS ENJOYED A WORLD- WIDE SOLD-OUT TOUR IN SUPPORT OF HIS ALBUM BORN IN THE U.S.A. SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES HIT POP CHARTS FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH CITIES IN DUST.'I R.E.M. RELEASED YET ANOTHER CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED AL- BUM, FABLES OF THE RECONSTRUC- TION. POPULAR LOCALLY ARE FISH- BONE, DOGGY STYLE, LONE JUSTICE AND THE CRAMPS. LIVE AID PRODUCED NUMEROUS HIT SINGLES INCLUDING REMAKES OF I'VE GOT YOU BABE, BY UB4o AND CHRIS- SIE HYNDE, AND DANCIN' IN THE STREETS, BY MICK JAGGER AND DA- VID BOWIE. 'Fwd ',1ivf,r,A:fy ' Y .4 .12 Yu .4-lun. - Simple Minds music. ,. u , 5 , Q Talking Heads Bruce Springsteen N Tx, I Lorie justice Siouxsie xx The Cure Dire Straits R.E.M. ' if-Q-.M f ' , ,Qi-5 Qhf n+ rg, ,Q X 1 , 1 A . Q V I I h I It YZ? S sl. A i K, 1,51 228fjun10r5 I j,,,- JUNIOR SENATE N AMY HUNTER ' -' SECRETARY . X THE BEST THING ABOUT IOARA IS THE SPIRIT E VEIPYUIVE HAS. -Sharon Farino Yoesef Abdellatif Derek Adams John Adams Anthony Adkisson Tevita Aholelei Sal Aiello Leonardo Aldeen Joseph Almeida Jose Alvarado Marta Alvarado Paula Alves Kris Anderson Eddie Andros Lanni Anghelone Todd Arms Shae Askew Noelani Ballenger Wesley Banagas Sara Barbosa Shawn Barnes Carlos Barrientos Sylvia Bass Afshin Bayrooti Roxanne Beat Joann Bedard Catherine Bennett Wendy Bergman Karen Berry Dawn Bertram Tina Bieneteld Dennis Blacketer Renal Blair Scott Bledsoe Jennifer Blum David Bock Robert Boone Darren Bordelon Donna Borkman Marlo Bouslog Craig Boyd Donald Bragole Dee'ann Brancati Jody Brender Tosha Brinkman Renee Brown Todd Brown Sharon Bullock Colleen Buono Cathryn Burroughs junforsf229 LOAI?A'S ACTIVITIES ARE ALWAYS LOTS UF FUIVI Tammy Schultz Peggy Bustillos John Butts Cynthia Byrd Dolly-youn Byun Barbara Calvert Charles Campbell Misty Campbell Lan Cao Rodrigo Carlin Robbie Carlson Guy Carpino Mark Carr Francisco Carrillo Tina Carson Jon Carter Carlos Castillo Jerrold Castillo Lisa Castro Cynthia Catalano Esther Cayford Dean Sung Hee Cha Kimberly Chadwick Lotus Chang Ching Chao Ty Chau Tiana Cholo Dennis Christenson Lena Chu Yuan-Steve Chu Young Chung John Clarke Robert Clements Kimberly Cline 230 juniors my f .Q ' ,N ,, 1572: Lip X .X uf, . ' ,et ',:,,,. I ' 'x , -If X' 1 aff 5, - 1 Q ,, V, A 1? a 'Q 5 if V of , I W V ff . ,,.. . T33 Shayne Murany strides quickhf to class, hoping she won't be late. '7lV JUNIOR YEAR YOU HAVE T0 STUDY A L07 MUREH -Elise Gudmundsen Michelle Cobos Carolyn Coccomo Brooke Cody Lavon Collins Thomas Collister Brent Connell Karen Conroy Carol Cooper Edwin Cox Gloria Cozza Tammy Creamer Tricia Creason Gilberto Crisantos Sean Culross Joshua Curtis Robert Dagnall Tittanee Dainwood lulie Damron Patricia Daniel Cameron Darweesh Alicia Davis Dion Delatorre Patricia Deleon Doris Dembi Diane Demelio Patrick Denny Shannon Desroches Hong Le Dinh Meghan Donovan Diane Dostal Karen Doswell Timothy Drunasky Anna Duarte Rodney Duckwitz Rafael Dusca Kelly Dyball Everett Eakins juniorsY231 2.7 - THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS AT LOARA ARE THE BESTV' -Michelle Jones Anne Eaton-Stroud Todd Eaton Michelle Eckert Brandon Eggett laneece Engle Alan Evans Susannah Evans Michael Facio Sharon Farino lohn Farley Jennifer Faustino Lisa Felse Lisa Fernandez Anthony Ferrentino Kyra Fisher Brian Fisser Donnald Flores Steve Fodor Mason Ford Michael Fowke Rebecca Fraser Lesley Friedland Albert Friske Pamela Frost lack Fuiishige Adam Fullman Matthew Gaddis Hilal Gagow Lou Galasso Anissa Garcia Lourdes Garcia furimrs ln choir, Amanda Grlfhh makes sure that her voice is heard as she sings her solo. 8' L 'D ,X . if LQ . . 3 Q A Mg' .,, 1 . 'ii , 1 K' 'A' K 'S I , X 1 T' t' . resin, , , 3 , 1' V: ' F 5 rl E A ,te A . la F. db' .. tt-If Q. 1 X A -se 1 , A ,V X ' L -V V i f . , L V- L n . , 'ii 1' -. A healthy supply of junk food helps Mike Procoplo stay lively on Nerd Day. l l ,K ., Cathryn Burroughs gazes dreamibf at flowers from an admirer. Rafael Garcia Michael George Kristi Gies Arianne Glagola Terry Gober Wendi Goldman Jason Goodale Evelyn Gowan John Graton Bruce Gratz David Greenhalgh Anthony Griego Amanda Griffin Jarrod Griffin Alex Grigoreas Brian Grogan Melinda Guajardo Elise Gudmundsen Steve Guest Darren Guzman Richard Hagerman Jennifer Hale John Hamas Dean Hanano Clifford Hartman Brianna Hawkins Mike Hayden Robert Hazelton David Heinze Laura Hernandez Melissa Heyne Marion Hill Stephanie Hilliard Loan Kim Hinh Anh Ho Chi Ho Tu Ho THERE 'S ALWAYS SUME THING FUN GOING UN-LIKE DANCES. -Heather Wolf funi0rsf233 Kristine Hoadley Kim Hoffart April Hopper Kirk Hortemiller Darren Howard Chih Janet Hsu Ezra Huang David Huddleston Laura Hudson Andrew Huey Patricia Hughes Christopher Huicochea Amy Hunter F. Edward Hurley A Arshad Hussain Nazir Hussain Danny Hussein Hieu Huynh Phan Hy Suhair Ibrahim Miyong Kuk Im Sally lmamura Aaron Isaacsen Alison Iser Bryon Jacob Jett Jacobs Donna Jacobson Andrew Janney Carol Jasieniecki Brett Jensen Jorge Jimenez Edward Jirikils Jong-Hyun Joe Michelle Jones Christopher Joyce Debbie Jung Mike Kallman 234 jUf7l0fS l Tricia Creason takes control of a rowdy pep assem- bhf at lunch. , I , Close friends Erika Lawrence and Anne Eaton pause in their chemistry studies to pose together. THE PEO LE AT LUARA ARE EUIVIVJC AND THEY LIKE T0 TALK -Anna Duarte Karey Kellogg Christopher Kelly Pamela Kern Han Kim Sungil Kim Kimberly King Jonathan Kirkpatrick Danella Kivo Matthew Knittle David Knoch Paul Knoch Nicholas Kob Ill Christina Krueger Sabina Krueger Linda Kuai Dawn Kunz Mercy Kuo Richard Kupier Eric Kurk Nicholas Kvist Jason LaComb James LaFlair Jenniler Laliberte William Lambert Gloria Lamden Adrienne Lara Cherise Larson Erika Lawrence Nicholas Ledesma Alan Lee Andrew Lee juniorsf235 Anthony Lee Brian Lee Charles Lee Samuel Lee Tim Lee Paul Leibowitz Marcia Levin Tamara Licovoli Steve Lindenmeyer David Littell Mary Lopez Nathan Louman Donna Love Tzu-Wei Lu Christa Lukarski Anna Luna Nydia Luna Mike Lynch Cezar Macri Brian Malavar Don Manarang Paul Manhart Lori Martin Valerie Martin Monica Martinez Matthew Massey Laura Matazinski Tod McCartney Stephen McCoy Sheila McDonnell Gerald McMahon Myko McNally Gary Mercer Darelin Merrell Tina Meyers Laura Michalowicz lohn Miller 236 juniors THE PEOPLE AT LOARA REALLY KLVUW HUW T0 HAVE EUllL -John Miller -.L,4r f'-. 41 Tammy Schultz, Marion Hill, and Gwen Stefani show their spirit on 4 -'Mbgtlfi Q J M 17 X S 'X ' 1 D' ,A , f Q 1 5, . x Q ,. . 41 ,J 4 ,4 wrt fr ,X , Yi aft' :- A af El , 1' A -V , Q tjufsei. J Relaxing at the. podium, Michael Nguyen takes a rest during French class. THE TEACHERS ALWAYS HELP YOU T0 D0 YUUR BEST Tosha Brinkman V wi 'VVV A ,ft pee fa l 1-f ' A ,J 4 Lehoa Miller Nicole Minks Staci Miyagishima Wende Moeur Ernesto Montalvo Wes Moore Toni Morreale Wade Mortenson Ron Moskowitz Peter Muetz Shayne Murany Michelle Murray Anthony Muscat Cassandra Muse Shawna Nagy Daniel Najera Julia Nam Ron Navarreta Eric Nave Sheryl Newell Michael Nguyen Tai Nguyen Tad Nickerson Linda Nocella Charles O'Dey Keri Oldenbern Javier Onofre Juan Ordaz Jayson Orvis Carolyn Osato Donovan Packard Renae Packer Irene Pai Sang Pai James Panchisin Jeffrey Patterson Christopher Paul Thomas Pearce Janet Pendleton Veronica Perez jum0rs!237 Steven Peters David Peterson Truong Pham Shellie Phillips Ann Pikoolthong Laura Pipkins Simon Pirotta Kevin Place Joseph Poulin Kim Pouliot Katrina Powell Heather Powers Anna Prelitz Donna Prentzler Brent Price Michael Procopio Richard Puccio Wendy Quast Guadalupe Quinones Lanelle Quiring Daniel Ragazzo Barbara Ramirez Gerardo Ramirez loanna Rasmussen Vicky Ready Gary Reeves Sung Rhee Steven Richardson Darren Riddle Shannon Rincon Krichelle Rinehart Staci Ritchey Caprice Ritchie Rakita Roberson Brian Roberts Shawn Roberts Vicki Robertson 238!1uniors BE ING A JUNIOR MAKES YOU THINK IIW ALIWUST THEI?E ' Renae Packer 1 w 1- Mike Facio, Scott Thiesmeyer, and a sophomore friend pay close attention during class. S3 s X Si' f On a cold day, Sung Rhee attempts to get warm in a borrowed jacket. 'UUIVIOR YEAR HAS HELPED ME PLAN EUR THE FUTURE -Dean Wilhite Felicia Robinson Kathy Rodrigues David Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Carlos Rosales lanina Rosas Jennifer Rose Brian Roth Daniel Rovira Ralph Rucker Andy Russell Shirley Sabroso Kelly Sakamoto Juan Salazar Marlia Samples Marc Sandusky Richard Scherer Mark Schoeneman Charles Schroth Tamara Schultz Steven Segesser Cheryl Seich Dennis Seich Marta Serrato David Shams Zafar Sheik Jennifer Shope Colleen Shubash Sona Shubash Carrie Shubin Unchong Sin junlors!239 Steve Slawson Shari Snelling Carlos Solis Sylvia Solis Rick Soto Robyn Soto Lisa Speakman Daryn Spruill Rayna Steele Gwen Stetani Traci Steinbauer Jenny Steins Stephanie Stewart Pam StHilaire Gabrielle Sullivan Johanna Sun Willy Tang Scot Thiesmeyer Jill Thomas Sandra Thompson Steven Thompson Kelly Tomlin Jill Tomlinson Ramona Torres Jon Treloar Carol Uiiiye Marcela Valencia Paul Valenzuela 240 juniors l'VE ALWAYS BEEN ABLE T0 BE MYSELF AT LOABA. -Melissa Simms 1--'Q 4- 'TT' iff' 'x wr- Arianne Glagola takes advantage ot lunch to chat with her friends. ' - , ,. , ' ' rfgffi J- P ,, ll. Y-:i-3 I Q A f 'X .1 'ss' 91 . X, X J if ' A 4 at X 1 ' 'fi El ie. ,-,- e' A E- 'L Speeding across campus, Joseph Poulin is caught contemplating lite 542, 4 t iff , C! 4-t if-- tl as ' Y: it ,,,. 1 cvs, I ti., fin ti ,..,, eJf Wh-A , KX Where is that worksheet? lt was here yesterday! Jim Panchisin glances up from his notebook. 'VUIVIUR YEAR IS FUN- WE RE FINALLY UPPERCLASSIWEAW' -Jennifer Laliberte Rosalie Vanderheyden Carlos Vargas Patricia Vera Launa Verity Daniel Villasenor Robert Villasenor Erik Vonploennies Cam Vu Tamara Wade Aaron Walker Mike Wallace Robert Wallace David Walther Jack Wang Thomas Washburn Joanne Wayne James Wegner Susan Weiss ' Alan Westney Ruth Wickwar Adam Wik Dean Wilhite Anthony Williams Gwen Williams James Williams Kathleen Williams Richard Williams Lisa Windes Jason Wojtynaf, fl Heather Wolf Scott Wood M7515 Charlotte Wooley Chris Worley Christopher Wright Chanda-Lea Wronkowski Timathy Xenakis Jenny Yang Stephanie Yencer Min Yi Won Yi jumDr5!241 . LA? 5 A X ra-- A N95 ' A fm!!! , 1 1 4 1 I I 1 Q f px Q , . , rw, , ,.,,,, -, - .--fm-1 we-g. ' W M ,..-as X say? 4, N4 4- .,H, I A ' Y VW- luv M ,V I I 5 'QUIK' L65 WN' 'f ' A s n'21Y?H'47Q,wf I.-4 Q-,,.,,,.,, ,. fr-4 dy ervfi ,av ...Q--qu, s 3 and lv 4' A , ,,,..Y,...,l.q, so homore spirit increases I3 J fi 1 1 , , , nun EFI 5 5' VE' , 'f-if 5 i TfQ 'At' N1 if s 5.51.1 5. 31 l X I px!! 1. 2 f Q f - A firm CAMPBELLONE?-E E' ,ik X , PRESIDENT E Qjqga Lf ,gk EN, iq ' '11 V 4 I S vi- f S0077 LUON iff -1521555 if - ,wc l'EIi'S12i5w': 7 H wx SUPHOMORE SENATE gi V1 ,N ., ,. - . ,,. I L , al I BECK Y HANNUM 3 A 'J ,f SECRETARY ' .. fits. X iq . -M Q I xv , - H 'X , 1 5 17 - ,.. - C L XXL.. K- K .Ap -. . fc' . X M Q '- J C S Nxiff A f , . .. t D 3 L-iLLL I ' WXX N X xx -fs N XX ' K' IQ A is Vik 1- . A x y WHE N YUUWE A SUPHOIIAURE IVOBOD Y Swason Abdellatif Sinai Abrahami Tedy Abrahami Eric Adams James Age Ricky Allen Mary Alvarez Ara Amerkhanian Socorro Amezcua John Anderson Bridgett Andrade Anthony Anzolone Geta Apetroaie Perla Argil Christina Arribas Caryn Axtell Christopher Bailey Stephanie Baker Glenn Ball Arash Bayrooti Traci Beck Francisco Bedoy Alon Ben-Shmuel Carol Bentjen Andrew Bereczky Justin Bickerstalf Dwayne Boardman Shawn Boatright Jeffry Bock Randy Bondar Brent Boardelon Lisa Bowman Sonia Braden Dena Bradshaw Donald Bradshaw Joseph Brannberg Camilla Brannstrom Michael Braynard Judith Brenneman Christy Brito Jeri Bronson Theodore Buchanan Hilary Buff Franklin Burnette Eric Burton Zoila Cabanas Christopher Callahan Peter Campellone Ron Carlson CALLS YOU A FRESHMAAV' -Steve Nlashoof s0ph0rn0res!245 I LIKE BEING 34 SOPHOMORE' BECAUSE l'lW NOT A ERESHMAIVV' James Age Melissa Carr Martin Carrillo William Carson James Carter Brian Cassara 1. Albert Chang Mark Chen Luke Cheng Julianne Childres Maria Chiotis Yuson Chong Scott Christensen Leae Chu Connie Clark Craig Clayton Chad Cleary Michael Clinton Amy Clover Vincent Cobas Randolph Collins Debra Conney Tracy Corbin Jocelyn Cornell Myra Correa Adriana Cortez Alison Costanzo Angela Covlias Silvia Crisantos Maribel Cruz Robin Culross Eugenia Curiel Roberta Curiel Lisa Dalke Maria Damasco Deborah Daniel Vanessa Darden Perriween Darweesh Dulcinea Steelman pauses for a moment to recuperate before going to her next class. 246fs0ph0m0res Q Q, Q, . A No.1 Two sophomores realize that its much safer to travel in pairs, especially after school. Q .,,. ., ,- rf.-9 '-N 2 'f if C' 2 WN N 3 , ,., X Y X Q53 A. hm P W wsq N x fc' W.- sg ig X Ns ' sts-X- ,:.15.f,. ' 'fi N 'J' QQ! ih 1 .. A' .. X 0. ,K .1 as ,,,f..-. . ,.h, . . my Q 'fx Tig..-',.t, xi, , 4,VV., J sg L o- M I 2 K ,Y Y V Q. 51 311: s eg may 4Ww42 ' wwf' ,F 'Wwe ' After a hard workout in her last year in P.E., this sophomore waits patiently for the lunch bell. Elan Davidson Hayden Davis Bryan Davis James Delehoy Monique Dennis Deborah Dial Gregorio Diaz Miguelange Diazleal Anthony Digiovanni Michael Doigny Harold Doorenbos Kristin Dreier Christopher Drunasky Catherine Dunn Darrell Dyer Sean Eaton Jamie Echard Lisa Edgar Becky Edmonds Hewaida El-Assal David Ellis Jacklyn Ericson Joseph Ezerski Michele Facio Laura Fancher James Farley Tami Finazzo Teri Finazzo Jessica Finley Nicol Fiorentino Craig Fisher '7 EN Ol' B IIVG A S0 HOIIAURE CAUSE 17W NUT A LUW-LIFE FRESHMAIJV' -Andrea Neitzke sophomores!247 Flanagin Tanya lay Flores Cynthia Ford Dawn Ford Curt Frazier Huda Gagow Caroline Galaviz Hilda Gamez Christopher Garcia Elida Garcia lon Gilbert Sara Golden Diane Golly Adriana Gomez Sandra Gomez Clementina Gonzalez Jacob Goodale Kelly Gordon Robert Gowan Stephen Granger Gabino Guereca Rosario Gutierrez Afshin Haghighi Terri Hahn Timothy Halbeck Andrea Hall Donna Hallock Shari Hanckel lody Hanna Becky Hannum Ronald Harding Beth Hardy Sausan Haron 248 sophomores I F' of yi , I x ...ff ' is i T vi 3 . l if H 'M , . uv ' . HSOPHUMURES RULE MURE THAN LUW LIFE FRESHIWENH -Valerie Reyes C 1 SFF C' . , , o,,. Q-f N ,. 1 s v- Y w.- With two minutes lett, this sophomore stays cool: only he takes bigger steps. 1,4 1 4-f ., ,, W W2 Mfzwm Jennie Hills listens casually to the top stories. i SU HOMORES RULE BECAUSE WE Af?EN'T CALLED LUW ERESHMEllL -Becky Edmonds Jennifer Harvey Peter Harvey Mariko Hatsui Sabrina Hayes Stefani Hedgpeth Sharen Heinrich Dionne Helmer Jeffrey Helmick Philip Hermann Carrie Heyne Lori Hicks Jeanette Hills Chun Ho Luat Ho Kerri Holton Chung Hsiao Eric Hsu Stephen Hsu Mark Huett Timothy Hungerford Tiffany Hurst Susie Hussein Dean Huth Timothy Huth Lori Hutson Maggie Huynh Scott Illions Hui lm Robert Ingram s0ph0mores!249 Frank lovine Jeffery Jacobson Lucina Jaime William Jarman John Johnson Leanna Johnson Richard Johnson Tiffany Johnston James Jones Jim Jones Moni Jordan April Judy Stephanie Jurman Steven Jurman Michelle Kallman Stacie Kanatzar Todd Kaudy Jaelyn Kazel Dianne Kelly Leila Khajehmolaei David Kim Jane Kim Julie Kimball Shannan Kirkland Jimmy Kish Kristy Kish David Kleen Scott Knight Sandra Knutsen Jamie Kopsho Korey Kowata Samuel Krebs Mike Kung Victor Kuo Michael Lackey Robert Lammens Robert Lang William Lay James Lee Suzan Lee 750!sophomores 'CAT LEAST HW NUT A FRESHMAN ANYMORE -Lori Hicks 54-- 6 Fe . 4 Q4 L 5.2 i Q J if Yi 3 -L ,gs 4 Randy Omshi hesitates before entering the Twilight Zone. Qc .riff 1 I si s ,gifs X' s 41 is A v 3, g 5 xg sf X X ,. o f ,,. Q L T - iii-P gi' 5 x kgs ' . . , .X P X X I - L . . - ., , I X my it is ez 5 'lex fi- 5-: ' .,, 5 cf. -. K, we 1 'int ' X 1 Q if , NS' xr X Q 4 K. I 2 s Q r if X sl X N Qi M t I x 1' A gg ew: ' t 1 ' S 21 'f Q :T-. . K . f- s.zt,QQ:'-i.' fi I ' S Y- ,F-IWRXW' : . 1 X 1 l fifi -.ez .-.. iQE ,TY - X1 f i n me I A . . Q L fr' wi'5 J-ffk we t fo If ' W2 'V ,X V M Q 3 K g X is ly'5.,,,..Q1Sgx.XE:y Q V A ,,, i i - ll I-X Mo, .,,,, ffnww eff If -as .--, JH X X 9' Two sophomore triends enjoy a friendly chat during lunch. . ,. . ,. , TX e , fr X S 1 if if t fm 'WZ -r SQ 1 L g , Sometimes, sophomores psyche themselves before entering the Temple Of Doom. 'BEING A S0 HUMORE IS BETTER THAN BEING A ERESHMANH -Christene Lenz Alyce Lenz Michael Levand Robin Leventhal Ginger Lewis Sabrina Lewis Carmen Leyva Marco Liang Tom Lickteig Yolanda Lindemans Sheryn Lippincott Jennifer Littell Peter Lo Davina Locke Jeffrey Lockyer Tori Loftler Pin-Wei Lu Shanna Lucas Gigi Mach Jennifer Mahony Roanne Mailander Christopher Makres Bobby Mann Michele Maples Brian Marmaud Maria Marquez s0ph0m0res!25I Steven Marshall Lori Marssdorf Claudia Martinez Juan Martinez Rebecca Martinez Roxanne Martinez Steve Mashoof Shannon Massie lana Mastrangelo Koichi Matsukubo Martin Mazor lan McAlIicher Paul McCartney Diane McConnell Kristina McDuttie Brian McGaughey Patrick McGraw Shannon McNally Dale McWhorter Farshad Memarzadeh Christina Mendoza Jonathan Menjivar Jackie Menke Michelle Miles Daneille Miller 252 sophomores pf S ...zz HSUPHOIWURES RULE COMPARED T0 LUWLY FRESHIWENH -Laura Wilkoff X . W' -CN' 'I' K-4 . x if-'h A' f ri . . 4 s S 11 ' A , xi ,, D ., 1' i I ' , w- EAD ,5r?l ,1' ., V I ei I , 'I za ' I , Q' 2 'I I It N 'Y ' I I Jo, . .i..ri....'g.,..,., 71 Lisa Bowman telephones her boylriend to hear sweet nothings. X 'QTY e , ix j Xflgd i-. 'C g' ff' S 59- - ,, Q Xl vs v E Us 3 N R i fx f nl at ,e ke L 't if ge Q. A 'fir X J Dawn Thompson and Riko Schott rush to courtier room to tell their latest experience. , so s Q fs. Q-QM? 2' '4 .,-ga::5- ge- :wg ' L-1.277 -ggi -ff -- ' 6 ,,2,i1i:2,i11Q,f12l ' . - 1fi.i-.'.-iifiizi .ti Tier' 1- Z if ., yes. -f ., gt. - ff ' -ew i g vs.-:Is -my-151 '-ww,-5 .J2,.'5,:7: eff- : 1 -V ,1- fw -'vi S ' 1 it wt? WE ARE lV0 LUIVGER KIVOW-IVUTHIIVG FRESHMEIW -Don Bradshaw Steve Hsu leaves the math department more confused than before. Erick Miller Kristen Monroe Stephanie Montijo Susan Moroneso Karen Mote Jaime Munguia Quinn Munton Shannon Murany Walter Murillo Brenda Murphy Lisa Myers Victor Najare Kim Nakazono Ana Navarro Glen Neises Andrea Neitzke Tammy Nelson Dai Nguyen Dien Nguyen Hon Nguyen Vicky-Thao Nguyen April Nielsen Brad Noel Janeen Noll Christie Nonnweiler Gregory Norris Rachelle Notheisen Todd 0'Connor s0p!1om0res!253 Suzann Oieda Laura Olson Tracy Olson Randall Onishi Randall Ortiz James Oveson lrette Pacheco Joseph Pactwa Wendy Palin Theresa Parent Pamela Parkinson Heidi Parras Robert Patanella Robert Pedrogo Claudia Perez Josie Perez Huon Pham Thang Pham Robert Pillon Noelle Plack Paul Plettinck Angela Pollock James Poon Raymond Pouliot Angela Predovic Brenda Price Kasey Prouty Tracy Prouty Kenneth Pruitt Ryan Puccio Melinda Pugh Troy Quickie Shawn Rambaud Jose Ramos Nancy Reed Erika Reich Kristine Ricca 754 sophomores HFRESHMEN NEVER KNOW WHAT IS GOING UN -Victor Kius ll? f, A -V .1 1. J - -is-+P Q 4 G, J I N' ' L age q 1: i , ' A ,v J 1 i '- -. ,- X , . Y C 'J . x Y' ' . T, A -:- I, .. X vvh Y' x Grace Song, Melinda Pugh, and Ginger Lewis, The band's Party Animals. Q., We tw of X .fqxlx , 1 si? wig-Yi 1.2 l ye gg . J . A -AY 23 J Q Smile, you're on Candid Camera. '7 GET T0 PICK UIV ALL THE FRESHMENH -Tony Anzelone Damon Roberson Steven Roberts Avelardo Rodriguez Daniel Rodriguez Mela Rodriguez Rocio Rosales David Rothwell Charles Sabisch Scott Sage Jennifer Salazar Robert Salley Yvette Sanborn Guadalupe Sanchez Craig Sanders Vern Sanders Consuelo Saucedo Mercedes Saucedo Reiko Schott Stacy Schuerings Shelly Seebo Mark Senefsky Fu Seun Tommy Shackleford Matthew Shelton Adam Sherr Roger Shrum Leah Shubash Laura Signorino Jeffrey Sigwalt Douglas Sills Ana Marie Silva Dale Six Jacqueline Smith Jeannette Smith Blanca Solis Joo Eun Song Mike Sotelo soph0m0res!255 L LIKE BEING A SUPHOMORE BECAUSE N0 ONE CALLS ME ERESHMAllL ' Andrew Spielman Catherine Spruill Dustin Stanley Dulcinea Steelman Merle Stevens Carol Steyn Andrew Stivers James Suchy wi Chris Sullivan Lucy Sumbera .,, ,, , Eva Sung E I d J 5 ,. ,rj 14, Tawnee Surowski Lama Syada Meredith Sysak Krista Taber ' IMAX , K xg-H Yu: Julius Tanzo Scott Tarrant Carol Taylor Yvonne Theunissen Christi Thomas Dawn Thompson ' 'Ps 'Sp a Daniela Ticorat A ' . Sadie Timms '- f Rb ttf 'S ' f o er ius I if b4- Sophomores group together trying to hgure out whats in the bag. 256fsoph0fn0res L'ai -Jocelyn Cornell ! I Steve Mashool concentrates as he gets the best shot of the cheerleade 9 as 1 Q gm 5 i it t 5 X 5 Ks, J 3oi53+ 'i ' N i- .. gf agp. Z, if J :-item.-Q., 1 X a- x 2 MGX x X W I Q YS' , gs C N52 X X N . of 3' lil? .. X N 'fu V., :N Q E as K X fe 5 X if i Look Ma no hands. 3' 5 -at E gt '7 THINK THERE IS T00 MUCH PRESSURE UN BEING AN UND RCLASSMAN -Jim Delehoy Michele Treanor Christina Trout Oscar Turcios Eric Tyner Sonoko Umehara Gilbert Valadez Maria Valadez Ben Van Heyningen Rachel Van Kirk Karla Vaughan Paul Vera Tammy Via Sherry Vitriol Susan Wallace Deanna Walton Michelle Walton De-Lung Want Peter Want Andrea Warunek Eric Watkins Helene Wayne Brian Weiser Karla Wells Kevin Wells Jennifer West Heidi Wilke Laura Wilkoff Michele Wilkoff Jayme Williams Jeffrey Williams Jennifer Wilson Michael Wilson Christopher Wise Jackie Woodard Toni Wright Christina Yarosik Benjamin Yoo Kenneth Yuen Daniel Zaidi Wilsinia Zohnnie s0ph0m0res!25f 3 KJ ,M W, had 'M LRG' 1' f dj bg 1 freshmen: working their way ul: lv ,P .N fee l , 3 i AMY Lufffmsfff gf QS PRESIDENT , Etflx ef 'iulsrlwuv' M . FRESHMEN SENATE wcffzwff, rvwff X X ,,,,,UfwffffW H iw MELANIE MIDANI , B VICE -PRE SIDE N 7 ' . xv ' kfL f 8 Wfrrf Bfwwff 'V' . WL ' SECRETARY f ' y e . 1 R MA ,, J 260K freshmen 5w'45fe. K 3 ,, xx 2 X ' , rw f, s. A ,. , , 5Yff i g if, . , 5' K. ifzfl YZ --1 'ff' w, ' ig .. , 'f .. n Q- f ..' :gw s .It K V593 -sf'-15211-. -S:'fi: -Y. Y' A qlgri..-z. f gf ,Q ,-15e'4.-if-1. 131 -q.-M- -' gf ,.c,.,i. :i . .gif i --ff K' V E ,g1,:-ffkj .g,,, '- K. A. - rfwgc . 1 1 .k.. ,H K if i V- .asv A f 5 e :qs fleforzf ALWA rs wziur BY AN AV 7:RESHlW!l!lt ' -Marilyn Fields Sanaa Abdelatit Yanal Abjuga Kelly Ahrens David Allen Jeffrey Allen Rebecca Alwardt Rebecca Aman Jettrey Anderson Tina Andrews Cornel Apetroaie Aldo Arias Denise Arnold Elizabeth Arundel Flor Astorga Raymond Austad Tarman Azia Eva Baez Jennifer Bailey Donna Ballard Ruselle Banagas Kimberly Barber Elvira Barbosa Douglas Barney John Beck Maurice Bedard Craig Beltran Tera Bengochea Rutfo Benitez David Berggren Karen Bondar Kirsten Bornfleth Andrea Borsai Mark Bowman Meghan Boyle Wendy Bragole Lisa Brancati Ron Brand Jason Braver Nicole Breyer Yvette Brink Jason Brittain Sasha Brooks Robin Brown Korry Brush Thu Anh Bui Sumer Burgess Scott Burkhardt lohn Bush Elddy Bustillos freshmen!26J Sylvia Byun Debra Caldwell Michelle Callin Leila Campbell Anastasia Campellone Melissa Cannon Jason Capper Erin Capriotti Sherry Capurro Diego Carlin Nathan Carlisle Cecilia Casimiro Michael Casper Sara Castillo Ruth Cayford loanne Chang Lee Chang Ponn Chao Ha Chau Muoy Chau Marsha Chavez David Chi Dave Chiang Kevin Chu Pai-Tze Chung Kelly Clark Scott Claypool Lisa Cochran Darren Cohen ?licole Conner Michael Cooney Billy Cooper Deanna Cooper 262 freshmen ci -'....'-1 35' , Q N N SN N X ' QQ X Q as X , Q 5 x X Q fi-ff fs s . Xb is-Q3 sis- A 5 - cywxbk 1 ini 95511 A group of freshmen boys decide what to have for lunch. i I 31 f M2553 1, . ' J e' 4 f 4 ' .af 'I i i . J gg - um -e J 2 ' Freshmen often joke around during the lunch break. X X k . f A 5 ,f ' -i A J 'JN Q. A '7 DON'T HA TE BEING A ERESHMAAL' lT'S REALLY NOT THAT BAD. -Jason Terlizzi Angela Cordes Keri Corona Brian Cowan Norma Crisantos Shannon Crucil Yolanda Cruz Sean Dailey Carmen Damasco Sharon Daniel Duy Dao Joanna Davis Deanna Day Paris Derochea Benoit Desmarais Michael Dey Paul Diamond Becky Diaz Elizabeth Dorn Adam Dove David Dowling Matthew Drager Rhona Eaton Melissa Eckert Monique Egger Deanne Eggett Andrew Elledge James Elliott Jennifer Elliott Manuel Escalante Efren Esquivel Kimberly Evans freshmenf263 Steve Evans Eugenia Farley Michelle Farrell Shawn Favilla Steven Feeney Eric Feighl Samuel Felice Marilyn Fields Curt Fingal Kimberly Flores Mark Flores Luis Fonseca Aaron Forkell Joshua Fruhlinger Donna Fujishige Miguel Galindo Autumn Gann Denise Gardner Michelle Gilbert Joseph Giranda Tish Golonk Salvador Gomez Vickie Gomez Eric Goodman lohn Gowan Shelley Grace Lisa Graham John Grannum 264 freshmen I LIKE LUIIRA BECAUSE THE ACTIVITIES NEVER STOP. f F U I E an 'i ' S v ,f --H. .v ' Oh, no! exclaims lmron Hussain. I forgot to clean out my sock drawer. Bill Norris Q'-v N tt t Pu. - 4 Two girls contemplate the meaning of lunch wv x R Melanie Midani and Rusti Banagas pause with their cute freshmen E A 'J A smiles. , iz, gg, 1 J , f' rm eggs , f , 'ZUARA HAS MADE ME AWARE OE WHAT V0 LUUK EURWARD TO. -Paris Derochea Kelly Graton Loralie Graves Leah Greenwood Ray Guajardo Heather Guill Roger Gull Amalia Gutierrez Angelique Habis Howard Hagge Randy Halcomb Michael Hall Misti Hall Grace Hamai Jeffrey Hanmaker Jennifer Hanna Jeffrey Hanson Charles Harvey Cynthia Hayes Ralph Hernandez Cynthia Herrington Mario Hibner John Hill Kelly Hines Loi Hinh Dung Ho Hiep Ho Minh Ho Tommy Ho Annette Hoesli freshmenf265 Daniel Hood Kathryn Hopper Michael Horsley Chung Hsiao Denise Hsu Frank Hsu John Huang Steven Hull Imron Hussain Omar Hussain Johanna lantorno Efren Jaime Yael Jakobson Jana Janeway Michael Jansen Andrea Jefferson Alicia Jimenez Janet Johnston Christopher Jones Keri Kabat Billy Kang Ellen Kao Maureen Karlen Duane Kath Gregory Kauffman Annie Kaye Caroline Keller Jameel Khawaja 266 freshmen LOARA'S LEADERSHIP REALLY HAS IT ALL TOGETHER. -Michelle Gilbert , ' X l l k' ,fy r , i j f q Al J 1 X .ln A John Huang diligently types up his assignment. l Q ..-L . 1 A, . ,gig :Ae , . f M4-5. A N. nfkgeilrf' 7. D qi' 1. - rf! Curt Fingal, Todd Shanley, and friend take time out to relax and clean out their shoes. ,ga 9 1 lk 5' E e- ' i ,L j -l 1S5t1 E'2 6 ji ix . Q. i 1 no S2165 -5?-'29 'MM ,. i A 2.1-4 lar- 1 -' in-5:75 ,. --,f . Q ax ggi injured Paul Diamond still has a good time with friends. l N ' r v, 'BEING A FRESHMAN IS REALLY NOTHING SPE0T4lCULAR. -Shelley Grace Samia Khawaja Dong Kim Yoon Kim Mary Kirbo James Klatt Le Ann Klos Chad Kneip Gary Knight Kimberley Kob Yvonne Kunz Daniel Kupfer Mary Kupris Karin Kurk Scott Kuroyama Wiliam Lackey Michele Laflair Stuart Lamden Mark Lamers Dina Lamorena Shanna Landau Joseph Lander Kathy Lay Donald Lektorich Bradley Leonard Rachel Levin Jennifer Lewis Georgina Leyva James Lim Michael Lindsey Pon Linneman Robin Lipshin Clive Liu Jimmy Liu freshmenf267 Dannel Llusala Jared Loesch Luz Lopera Allan Lowe Deborah Lowery Timothy Lubic Phong Luc Son Luc Amy Lukarski Jose Luna Josie Luna Tommy Luna William Lyttle Gerardo Madrigal Richard Maier Ngoy Malmquist Nathan Manczarek Jetfrey Manning Cherie Maples David Marcum Melissa Marksbury Emilia Marly Victor Marly Frank Marrero Brandy Martin Akemi Matsukubo Brian Mayer Lawrence McCoy Sandra McCullough Steve McGuire John McKnight Andrew Medlin Brian Melancon 768 freshmen THE FACULTY ARE TUTALLY BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY Rust: Banagas Freshman Stewart Lamden on his way to class pauses a moment to have his picture taken. I . i l ,. I. Ji NS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,..,.,.,,. ., .. ,,,..,.. ,qv Q f Y 'Q 1 .f. ,176 I get enny Williams is easily diverted. Freshmen pay attention to what is important to them. L Kimberly Melanson Jennifer Menke Melanie Midani Flon Miller Jana Miller Robin Miller Kathryn Milo Tiffany Miltner Johnny Min Lisa Minassian Joe Monahan Raymond Montoya Stephanie Moody Ingrid Moon Paula Morreale Toby Mote Chi-Li-Mou Hans Mulford Kesha Mullen Maria Munguia Michael Munyon Brent Narasaki Yvette Nash Torri Naumann Bernadette Nelson Son Nguyen Heather Nickerson Lisa Nitao 'IFS REAL EXCITING T0 LEARN NEW THINGS 47 LUAIPAX' -Alan Meade freshmenf269 Christine Noble Kristina Norris Wiliam Norris lose Ochoa Lupe Ochoa Maria Ochoa Carol Oh Matthew Okabe Hubert Oliphant Sharon Opyrchal Brenda Pacheco Stephanie Palty Sherry Panchisin Young Park Manisa Patel Shalini Patel Guadalupe Pedraza Andrea Pensavalle Jesus Perez Misty Perry Andra Pierce Mark Plettinck Faith Popick lamie Potter Allen Prentzler Monica Press Adrian Price Michael Pugh 270, freshmen HFRESHMEN GET w X x k lirak wi N -' ..L . , 1. . ' ,,- N ' :,:..-5, 5 ' ,jc pq ,Q ,4, S- X, ,AXA N t R xglf .xr If x x 3' with x x F. x X ' Y vw , 1 ' S' 'iw , xsilxxix ft -, K X12 '-X, '11, X Xl X SSX ,X , ., Q X X . NX X 5 t N X N 3 to Riff ., J, t . I H X ,X ' -:w in k -, ' 0 xx XX if, ' ' my .V rt! I x P X Y y it r f Y fs sg cj, 4- 'Q V4 Q , QNX mi at - ' , ' ' 5 ,,.' 2'Mf,g . , , Q Sf ' 1 r 'f 9 ' 'ri' . ' ' 9' v- f vb 'affix 1 N 1 5 X Q E 3' ' ' N E' X 1 fx ' y r gas 1 5 al ri in Wg, X X fe .1,..g W.. K' .54 .L K , Jeannette White obviously does not trust the birds. Sl PQHD' w N0 RESPECW' -Faith Popick -, fti X ' x L so-5 . LET. , ' lisa 1 ' ' .. I, ,Ig- Ft yi. 613' 4-N W lt.. ,aa.s, ,.,,, 4, , .... .0 , --'-- M--,sg -i ...- VV -... -:::ee:,,, Y,, 4-.-fr M.-... I x --.....,,,,. 5 ' - t . r 54... I I .px Taken by surprise is freshman Misty Perry. --WY - --+77 ..,,4.lg- H ' Q ,.A1 It .........E ..--,,.,,.7 .... . - 5 2 , E i l . in 1: ' l Q O 0 t P . ..f.,W...M.s......, A 0 Q Q 6 ' ,xg gy .., ' Q :Lg ' ,' .A Q . . ' .- . sogg y, f , f3 y -1, ,, giX ' i t tfmwlli W N ? : J' 3,4 ,,,: .1 -. - S -S X -Lg' th fvfe:-1 vsfiiaris .- .t 4zQ13i5:'i' 25'-7-16 ve -:ff I2 1.-Q X- fe.: .1 1- 1' 1 'f-few wgcr ew.Qg:::'f M t ,4., E-, - A.,, H r Q l pstav u - 1 3 2 a 3 , 1 ,,........... .. .,. ,A Freshmen find it safer to walk in numbers. Autumn Pyle lose Quinonez Paul Quiring Elaina Racinelli Machelle Ready Jeremy Reel Teresa Reeves Lorine Renee In Rhee Deena Rich Sheri Riseling Burke Roble Michelle Roland David Roth Kimberly Roundtree William Rucker Lori Ann Ruppaner Patricia Salas Brandon Sanchez Maricela Sanchez Kim Sanders lettrey Santelli Richard Sarno Deborah Sasser Mariangela Sassi Suzanne Schere Elliott Segelbaum Tammy Shadle Sachin Shah Todd Shanley Kevin Shoemaker lenniler Skorich Eric Smith 'VWEETIIVG NEW FRIENDS IS THE BEST PART ABOUT LUARAX' -Yoonie Kim ffeshmenf271 72 BEING A BOTTOM Robert Smith gf. na i ..., rg' Christopher Snelling 2 Kari Snelling Gianna Solari Heidi Sorour Jeannie Soy Melanie Sparks Shane Stanford Christopher Stanley Juliette Stapf Karrie Stasson Kelly Steffes Jeanette Stewart Julian Stingaciu Geoffrey Stokes Juan Suarez Stephen Summers Jonabel Sun Kimberlee Swan Scott Talkovic Russell Tamblyn Jeffery Taylor Jimmy Taylor Jason Terlizzi Traian Ticorat Tiggie Todd Roger Townson Lam Tran Nora Trigueros freshmen wi 2 , ri l I' L,........- fi 211553 ff 'fri l -Liz Dorn . r, ,, 1 -,..., ,... Vi ERESHIWIIIV IS LIKE BEING AT THI l Q i , is Q31 R ,nr Mi' 'an --Q ff if 'ali flfi, -' ,JF Q -PM N fzzg' , ' ' -X ' if- ., .4 ' 1 fig-'C -,,,,.,- t- -I Are you taking a picture of NIE? 5-ov .4 an . I '- ,,..' .-.rugb- D- .ALL '14 A .-.P ...-v ,J o Q, , . .Es 'fo , X 4.x vs ' ov- ' A 1 , 1 w I xi A if if-' ' s rs 5 I .I Always eager for lunch, many try to finish it before they even sit down. l CAN LEARN FROM THE UPPER ke'-a Sigwg, ,gg , 'wg T- ' . i . ji 'T 'T Q A' x lf, .fix , is K ' ' , - f .SX , A l ' sy t I ww Kenny Troung David Trowbridge Paul Truair Daisy Trujillo Erica Tucker Stephan Tunstall Robert Turner Patricia Valadez Louis Valentin Peter Valles Claudia Vargas Gina Vargas Jeremy Vargas Virginia Vargas John Verdugo leffrey Victor Violetta Villasenor Susan Vitriol Scott Von Ploennies Stephen Wade Carl Wagner Richard Ward ' Jonathan Weber leannette White Deanna Whittaker Catherine Whittington Katherine Whorton lody Wilkins Kenneth Williams Barbara Wills Shawn Wilson Thomas Wise Kurt Wolff Tawyna Wood Daniel Woodman Yong Yi Kevin Zielinski Howard Zimmerman Sabrina Zimmerman Scott Zinevich LASSlWEN'S lWlST4KES. -Adrian Oliphant freshmenf273 Bou, Karim 20, 90 144 Abdallah. Maryam 17 Abdellatit Sanaa l. 261 Abdellatit Sawson l. 245 Abdellatit Suhad I. 17 Abdellatif Yoesef L 229 Abrahami Sinai 66, 245 Abrahami, Tedy 66, 67 245 Adams, Derek 229, 85 Adams, Eric J 92 245, 84 Adams, John E. 229 Adkisson, Anthony 229 Age, James R 245, 59 Aholelei, Sylvia 17 Aholelei, Tevita 73, 113, 229 Ahrens, Kelhi L. 111, 261 Aiello, Sal R 229 Aldeen, Leonardo 73, 180, 229 Alduenda, Paula M 17 Allen, David M 261 Allen, Jeffrey B. 75, 261 Allen, Ricky B. 245, 61 Almeida, Joseph A. 229 Alvarado, Jose R. 229 Alvarado, Marta K 229 Alvarez, Lorena 17 Alvarez, Mary B. 245 Alwardt, Rebecca A. 261 Aman, Rebecca K. 135, 261 Amerkhanian, Ara 177 245 Ainezcua, Socorro A. 245 Anderson, Jeftry S. 75, 261 Anderson, John M 116, 245 Anderson, Karen R. 17 Andrade, Bridgett 245 Andrews, Doa L. 261 Andreyka, Jennifer S. 18 Andros, Eddie A. 73 113, 229, 115 Anghelone, Lennie E. 229 Anzalone, Anthony S. 245 Apetroaie, Cornel 261 Apetroaie, Geta 245 Applegarth, Steven 18 ArakakiQ Blake 18 113 114, 115 Arias, Aldo R 261 Arms, Todd S 229 Arribas. Christina M 83, 245 Arundet Eliaabeth R 261 Askew, Shae 229, 101 Astorga, Flor De Ma 261 Austaoi Lisa M 18 Austaoi Raymond R 261 AxtelL Caryn L 245 A1i?. Tarman 155, 261 274f7ndex Baalke, Pauline R, 18 Baez Eva 261 Bailey, Jennifer S. 70, 71, 261 Bailey, Stacy 18, 71, 160 Baken Stephanie A. 83 177 245, 183, 187 Ballarof Donna E 261 Ballenger, Noelani L. 229 Banagas, Ruselle L, 70 71, 126 127 261, 265, 64 Banagas, Wesley AL 229 Barber, Kimberhr D. 261 Barbosa, Elvira 261 Barbosa, Sara 229 Barboun Julie 18 47 135, 166 167 Barnes, Shawn C 142 143, 229 Barney, Douglas S. 92 261 Barrientos, Carlos 73, 229 Bass, Daniel LL 18, 26, 113, 149 Bass, Julie A. 149 Bass, Sylvia L 229, 167 Bassett Randon L 75 Bayrooti, Atshin 229, 175 Bayrooti, Arash B. 245 Bayrooti Mohammed A. 18, 113 Beat, Randy 19, 142 143 Beat, Roxanne 132 229 Buck, John D. 261, 60 Beck, Tracy A. 245 Bedard Joann L 229 Bedarrl Maurice C. 261 Bedoy, Francisco 245 Beebe, Karen M. 19, 108 137 62 63 Beltran, Cram 261 Beltran, Stacy L. 19, 38 Ben'ShmueL Alon 180, 181, 245 Bender, Barbi 19, 148, 149 Bendrat, Fred 19 Bengocaeza, Tera M 157 261 Benitez, Ruffo 261 Bennett, Catherine M 229 Benshmuet Ester E 18 19, 160, 171, 176 Bentjn, Carol D. 245 Bereczky, Alexander L, 51 Bereczky, Andrew E 245 Berggren, David L 261 Bergman, Wendy E 229 Berry, Keren L. 229 Beyerbach, Deborah 19, 132 133 Bienefeld Una 229 Bird Paul K, 10 160 Bishop, Paul C. 19, 73 Black, Thomas B. 75 Blacketer, Dennis L. 73 229 Blair, Renal 103, 229 Bledsoe, Scott A. 229, 59 Blum, Jennifer 229 Boardman, Brian T 20 Boardman, Dwayne H 245 Boatright Shawn M 245 Bock, David R 229 Bock, Jeffry P, 245 Bondan Karen 142 261 Bonadn Randy 74, 245 Boone, Robert 229 Boone, Tami A. 20 Bordelon, Brent A. 69, 245 Bordelon, Darren C. 229 Borkman, Donna M 229 Borkman, Douglas A. 20 Bornfleth, Kirsten AL 129, 261 Borsai, Andrea E 261 Borst, Kelli 20 BoshelL Ashley D. 20, 31, 36, 141, 147 Boulanger, Karen L, 20 Bouslog Marlo A. 88, 229 Bowden, Joalean 20 Bowman, David C. 20 Bowman, Lisa A, 245 Bowman, Mark D, 261 Boyoi Craig R 229 Boyle, Meghan E 71, 261 Braden, Soma L 111, 245 Bradshaw Dena 245 Bradshaw, Donald 66 81, 142 245, 77 Bragole, Dawn 21 Bragole, Donald R 229 Brogole, Wendy L 261 Brancati Lisa C 261 Brand Ron 261 Brannberg Joseph 6. 245 Branberg Wendy 21 Brannstrom, Camilla 128 245 Brannstrom, Christian 21, 80, 168, 166, 174 Braver, Jason 261 Braynaro2 Michael W 74, 245 Brenneman, Judith L. 245 Brewen David 21, 44, 48 122, 174, 175 Breyen Nicole R 135, 261 Brink, Yvette S 129, 141, 260 261 Brito, Christy L. 70, 71, 245 Brittain, Jason R 261 Brittain, Michelle L. 21, 44 Bronson, Jeri A. 88 245 Brooks, David R 21 Brooks, Sasha R 142 261 Brooks, Wrginia P 21 Brown, Douglas W 21 Borwn, Renee 229 Brown, Robin L. 261 Brownell Christopher 73 Bruce, Laura K. 22 Bruno, Peter A. 22 Brush, Korry W 261 Bryars, Burrel R 73 Buchanan, Theodore B. 245, 61 Buckley Barbara 21, 22 88 160 Butt Hilary 71, 245 Bui Hoang 261 Bunker, Kay L. 111 Burfoot Glenda 0. 22 Burgess, Sumer L. 261 Burkhardt Scott A. 261 Burn, Heather M 22 Burnette, Franklin W 245 Burns, Rene L 22 Burroughs, Cathryn 132 229, 233 Burroughs, Christine R 22 184 Burton, Eric 245 Busby, Laslie LL 22 42 Bush, John D. 261, 60 Bustillos, Elddy B 261 Bustillos, Peggy 109, 230 Butts, John C. 73 230 Byrd Cyntnia 230 Byun, Dolhf-Youn 230 Byun, Sylvia 262 Cananas, Zoila L. 245 Caldwelt Debra A. 262 Callahan, Christopher K 245, 61 Callin, Michelle R. 129, 262 Calvert, Barbara A. 230 Cammack. Wiliam C. 22 Campbelt Charles R. 230 CampbelL Elizabeth A. 230 Campbelt Leila K. 262 Campbelt Misty A. 230 Campellone, Anastasia M 262 Campellone, Peter A, 144, 244, 245 Cannon, Melissa K. 262 Cables, Allen 22 113 Cappen Jason C. 23, 262 Capraro, Saverio 23, 24, 73, 100 101 Capriotti, Erin 262 Capurro, Rene 23 24, 31, 50 122 135, 79 Capurro, Sherry A. 262 Carlin, Diego R. 262 Carlin, Rodrigo R. 230 Carlisle, Nathan A. 262 Carlisle, Rachel 23 Carlson, Um R 23, 154, 230, 245 Carpino, Guy L 230 Carr, Mark C. 230 Carr, Melissa A. 246 Carriilo, Francisco M 230 Carrillo, Martin 246 Carson, William R 246 Carten James W 246 Carten Jon W 230 Casimiro, Cecilia C 157 262 Caspen Michael L 75 262 85 Cassara, Brian R 246 Castillo, Carlos A. 230, 101 Castillo, Jerrold W 230 Castillo, Lisa L 23, 24, 47 144, 146 Castillo, Sara E 262 Castro, Lisa L. 230 Cayforil Ruth E 70, 230, 262 Cha Hee Sung Dean230 g Chang Albert li 177 246 Chang Joanne 262 Chang Ko-Jen 23 Chang Lee 262 Chang Lotus 230 Chao Ching 0. 230 Chao, Ponn 262 Chao Sung L. 23 Chao Thenfa 23, 159 . Chapon, Tammy R 24 61, 63 Chau, Ty 230 Chavez, Lisa 24 Chavez Martha M 262 Chen, Mark Z 246 Chen, Matthew Z 246 Cheng Grace 24, 175 Cheng Luke 185, 246 Chesten Jaimie L. 24 Chi, David H 262 Chiang Dave 262 Childres, Julianne 246 Chiotis, Maria D. 246 Cholo, Nana B, 230 Chong Yuson 246 Christensori, Dennis E 230 Chu, Kevin 262 Chu, Lena 230 Chu Yuan'Steve 230 Chung Pai-Tze 262 Chung Young 228, 230 Clark, Connie L. 246 Clark, Kellv C. 262 Clark, Mck 24 Clarke, John R 66, 67 230 ClaypooL Scott A. 154, 262 Clayton, Cary C. 74, 246, 58 59 Cleary Chad A. 246 Clements, Lisa A. 24, 131 Clements, Robert B. 230 oirnef uriabafn A. 122 230 Clinton, Michael in 246 Cobasl .Wnoent 1 74, 2461 Cohog Michelle L. 231 1 Docoomo, 11 Carobfn 1. 231 Cochran, Lisa 262 A . .Gfeffa were 24, 1721 6103 159. 401-A 1C0l1jQ',Bf0Dk8 1321. 231. 1 A 1 .Cohen Darren 1,262 1 . 1, , . 1 . .oo1i1ne11avan..air1, 1112 151, 1231, ea A .cornea 6'ana01pn.w1,24e. 1. A A 1eean,1i.nfnae1pn f 4 1 rBrenti231 Darweesla Perriween R 246 Daesero, Tammy 1. 26 Davidson, Elan 148 149, 24Z 98 Davies,lfin1berhf1 261 144, 167 Davis, Alicia R 231 Davis, Hayden B, 74 247 61 Davie Bryan 1 247 Davis, Joanna L. 263 1 Da vis, Uffany 26 36 1481 149 Day Deanna 1. 263 Delaiorre, Dion 231 Delehoy James B. 177 247 61 Deleon, Patricia A. 231 'Denrbi Dori? D. 231 ifbnnen .rvfeore iCJ'1QZ?Q1262, 111651 1 1 1Karen.A.11Z31 1 ,1. Q or 1 Cooney, flnfenae1,,,r122621. 1 .1 . 1 4204964196061 262 A 1 1 11i004DPf.Caroi 1 .231 9 f 1 'Coope61DeaonafMl 1262. V A 2Gor6infTraeyL 2461 . . 1C0roelL,.,11ioe6rffM1246 na a . 1 Corona, Gorreaj g4orirL1rZ63 11 n11rafa4e1gg111 1 ' A 1117111211851 1246 1. A Derneho, Diane M 110, 231 Denney Matthew D 262 73 Dennis, Monique D. 247 A Derocizea, Paris A. 263 Desmarais, Benoit D. 263 1 Desroches, Shannon L 131, 184 231 Dey lwchael 2631 1 DiaLfDehorah G. 247 1 Diamond Paul 1 263 267 Dia21-Becky E 263 1 A Dia-2Jea1 Miguelangel 0,1247 Dihiase, Laura 1,26 4 W 5f7f2444Wf?4464Z 174552 4611 1CfrS.f2o4211,4l1e04 14, 2461 1' 1 Dfafvflanrnfenrhvny ' Yifiaflefi 1ffa0rf1251rl35 162 1 f ' 1 2447 LH Hana 23121 .1 A f roonanpenan ne 2631 , n0ij1are1efg,ng.2elff1 , 1001, 1,gan1w11n.,142 23111 .nanny MrenaQerQae11a41 i ,6,, , 1 1C0h1..Me4f0?e!ii ?5j'l A A 1 Q044n111Tane1lf?52 ,111 an 1111n If ,,,, . ,1oorw1van ' 1 ,Co22a,3rGl0fiafA.'i231Qf 6214 5 , 1 10ohvranyi7She4a?24,16f1146I,11741'17Z'1 A 11 , 1. ,1,, 16af f Tammy 231 6112 1 ' 12 ' Cyl. ,ADoofenliosiaflarold,i,Z1f41247,,. Lf, , n7agaie.1111o4 113ZEf2144,j145f T 1 , . 1,1114 144,1 Doronen 144144 f , 11 1 1 I 111 A 11 , 4. Jfareirwfifi T 1422 ,114 A 1 1 1 , Q , 1 ,1 f111 2,11111 Ddvel f94danifZZ.1263 1f 1 A 11lD2 f4f12.ZfD'?2'??' f26,1 613 159 454144 1 1 Dragan ?i444helfe211i441lil42ff. 111, 1 1, ,11 2 06fffZr3'5!f1411150fiSioPl?9f 447 Onan . ' A 1 Eggehi Deanne 105, 263 El-AssaL Hewaida C 247 Elledge, Andrew Z 260, 263, 60 Elliott James 75, 263 Elliott Jennifer H 263 Ellis, David E 247 Ellis, Una if. 27 Engle, Janeece M 232 Erickson, Jaclrhrn L. 247 Erlandson, Gary 1 27 Erwin, Jocehfn 27 Escalanie, Manuel 263 EsquiveL Efren 263 Estreifa, Reina it 27 Evans, Alan hi 232 101. Evans, Alan R. 232 Evans, Kimberly A. 110 263 Evans, Steve 73 264 Evans Susannah .E 232, 63 Ezersld Carolyn A. 27 Ezersirg Joseph 1 247 136 A reno nnenae1111.12a2, 230 Faoin, frnielzelle, 1. 1247 1 fancnen LauraMl135, 247 ' Farina, Sharon L. 2321 Farley,1Eogenia R 264 Farley James R 2472 fiarlev Johnlf 232 . . , FarrelL wnrnehelle AQ 264 1 Farrington, .rinsing 28 A fanstino Jennifer 1 232 ' lra1rrla2snawn.A. in 264, no 1fFen,fhL. 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Garcia, Christopher 1.1248 A Garcia, E0daP. 248 1 Garcia, Gonzalo 28 '1 1 Garcia, Lourdes 232 , Garcia, Rafael 66181, 233 A Gardnen Denise L. 2646, ' oarmn Michelle 264 .1 . Geary. Donald 28 . Geien2Ka1'lrryn1li'L 262 Z9 2' 1' ' Gengenagei Shrri 22 34, 37 11 Frieldland Lesley I HQ 171, 184, 232, 187 George, ,Mehael R 233. . Geralros,'Joseph 1 18 22 154, 17613 1 , GBffI8l'fL1.S6l76lf3'.L 29 A ' Gilherii ion are L L Q . Q einen Melzellel 157 . 1. , 1 . , Glranda,Joseph'R 75, 264 A . 1 A f Glagola fnnannel B. 1261 1185, 233,r 240 Gohen Terry M2331 ,A A ' . Goldman, Wendi 2331 ,1 , 1 1 a0na,j1Q,nrenaeing 29, ra, 101 1 11 6oliy1.Diane C 1157248 , 1 f A Golonlfa, Trish. 254 A. A A Gornea, Adriana M1 248. 1 f , , GOITIGZ Guillermo 90 1 Gomez. Luis M 220 124i 1 1 1. A A Guinea Gomeg Gomea Gornezy Pafrieia 29, Salvador 264,95 2' I Sandra G. 248 1 'A Wolrfe 264 11 1 11 Gonzalez Ciornenfina 248 Goodale, Jacob M 248 Goodman, Eric 1 264 Gordon, Jeff D 75, 60 Gordon, lfelbf A. 248 A A Gordon Hffany A. 30, 135' Corrie, Robyne A. 32 31 134 140 Gowan, Evelyn M 233 A Gowan, John E 81, 264 Gowan, Robert W 248 Grace, Shelley R. 264 Graham, Lisa E 157 264 Granby Cathy 30 A Granger, Charles F 30 122 Grangen Sfephen 248 Grannum, John li 264 Graton, John C 83, 233 Grafon, Kelhf E 265 Gratz, Bruce 233 Greedy Jill R 30 Greenha1gh, David A. 233 1 index7275 Griego, Anthony R. 233 Griffin, Amanda J 149, 232, 233 Grigoreas, Alex J 233 Grogan, Brian T 233 Grois, Martin W 30 Grozingen Marc E, 30 Guayardo, Melinda B, 233 Guayardo, Ray M 265 Gudmundsen, Elise 233 Guerriero, Anthony 30 Guest, Steve 228 233 Gugliotta, Donna M. 16, 19, 20, 83, 105, 63, 174 Guill Heather D, 265 GulL Roger J 265 Gutierrez, Amalia 265 Gutierrez, Rosario 248 Habib, Michael D. 30, 101 Habis, Angelique H 177 265 Hagerman, Richard J 73 233, 59 Hagge, Howard P 265 Haghighi Afshin 248 Hahn, Terri L. 248 Halbeck, Dmothy D. 248 Halcomb, Randy D. 75, 265, 60 Hale, Jennifer A. 233 Hall Andrea 248 Halt Michael G. 265 Halt Misti A. 265 Hamas, John 233 Hamlin, Jody L. 30 Hammaker, Jeffrey R. 265 Hampton, Kevin M 30, 73 Hanano, Dean K. 113. 233 Hanckek Shari M 248 Hanna, Jennifer L. 265 61 Hanna, Jody E, 74, 248 Hannum, Rebecca J 83, 176, 177 244, 248 Hanson, Jeffrey S 265 Harding, Ronald C. 248 Hardy, Beth A. 248, 61 Haron, Sausan 177 248 Hartman. Clifford A. 233 Hartung, Marion R. 31, 42 Harvey, Charles S. 265 Harvey, James R. 31, 160, 161, 85 Harvey, Jennifer 249 Harvey, Peter L. 149, 151, 249 Hastings, Jeffrey H 31 Hata, Tony X 31 Hatsui, Mariko 106 149 184 Hawkins, Brianna L. 233 Hayes, Cynthia S 265 Hayes. Sabrina M 249 Hazelton, Robert S. 149, 233 Heckathorn. Stacy R 31. 47 108 Heckek Holly E. 132 133 Hedgpeth, Stefani A. 157 249 Heinrich, Shren 88 249 Helmer. Dionne R 157 249 Helmick, Jeffrey K. 249, 61 Henson, Curtis 31, 100. 101 Herath. John W 20. 31 776 index Hermann, Philip M 249 Hernandez, Laura A. 233 Hernandez, Ralph IL 265 Herrington, Cynthia M 265 Heyne, Carrie J 249 Heyne, Melissa L. 131, 233 Hicks, Lori A. 249 Hill John A. 75, 265 Hill Marion M 132 146 233, 236 Hills, Jeanette S. 249 Hines, Kelly D. 70, 71, 154, 265 Hinh Loan, Kim 233 Hinh, Loi 265 Ho Anh T 233 Ho Chi L. 233 Ho, Dung N 265 Ho, Gary Chun C. 74, 249 Ho, Gigi 48 122 187 Ho, Hiep H 265 Ho, Luat C. 249 Ho, Minh C. 265 Ho, Phoung D. 122 Ho, Tu C. 23 Hoesli, Annette M 265 Hoffart Kim J 108, 234 Holton, Kerri A. 249 Hood Daniel S. 266 Hopper, April M 234 Hoppen Kathryn T 106, 266 Horsley Michael G. 75, 266 Horsley, Michelle L. 135, 166 Hortmillen Kirk 234 Howard Darren A. 234 Hsiao, Chung-Hele H 249, 266 Hsu, Chih, Janet 104, 234 Hsu, Denise 88 266 Hsu, Eric L, 81, 149, 170 249 Hsu, Paul T 22 28, 175, 187 Huang Ezra R. 234 Huang John J 266 Huddleston, David E. 234 Hudson, Laura 234 Huett, Mark R. 249 Huey, Andrew W 234 Huicochea, Christopher 66 234 Hulk Steven J 266 Hungerford Timothy P 249 Hunten Amy N 228 234 Hurley, Edward P 234, 59 Hurst, Barbara T 249 Hussain, Arshad 234 Hussain, lmron 264, 266, 87 Hussain, Nazier 234 Hussain, Omar 266 Hussein, Danny 234 Hussein, Susie 249 Huth, Dean D. 249 Hutson, Lori N 249, 64 Huynh, Hieu 234 Huynh, Quynh M 249 Hy Phan 234 lantorno. Johanna M 266 Ibrahim, Suhair A. 234 lllions, Scott S. 90, 146, 244, 249 lm Myong Hui 249 lm Mvong Kffk 2.34 lmamura, Sally H 131, 141, 234 Ingram, Robert A. 249 lsaacsen, Daniel P. 113, 136, 144, 145 lsen Alison 160, 184, 234 lzaguirre, Karen J 34 Jackson, John R 34 Jacob, Bryon P 234 Jacobs, Jeff L. 234, 87 Jacobson, Donna 88 122 234 Jacobson, Jeffrey S. 177 250 Jaime, Efren 81, 266 Jaime, Lucina 250 Jakobson, Yael 266 Janeway, Jana 266 Janney, Andrew A. 73, 234, 101 Jansen, Michael S. 266, 59 Jarman, miriam P. 74, 250, 61 Jasieniecki Carol 234 Jefferson, Andrea T 266 Jensen, Brett C. 234 Jerue, Kenneth H 34 Jimenez, Alicia R. 266 Jimenez, Jorge A. 234 Jirikils, Edward S. 234 Joe, Jong-Hyun 234 Johnson, Leanna 250 Johnson, Ralph D. 34 Johnson, Richard J 250 Johnston, Janet L. 266 Johnston, Hffany L. 250 Jones, Christopher W 266 Jones, Jim E. 250 Jones, Michelle L. 234 Jones, Wendy 34, 46 Jordan, John A. 34, 362 72 73 Jordan, Moni L. 71, 250 Joyce, Christopher 155 234 Judy, April M 149, 250 Jung Debbie 234 Jurman, Stephanie L. 90, 250 Jurman, Steven J 250 Kabat, Keri A, 266 Kallman, Michelle 250 Kallman, Mike C. 234 Kanatzan Stacie R 250 Kang, Billy S. 75 266 Karlen, Maureen J 129, 266 Kath, Duane 266 Kaudy, Todd E. 74, 250 Kauffman, Gregory J 266 Kavanagh, Colleen 25, 35, 144, Kaye, Annie 266 Kazet Jaelyn 88, 250 1 Kellen Caroline 266 Kellogg, Karey S. 235 Kelly, Christopher M 235 Kelhf, Dianne M 250 Kerchen Donna 35, 52 Kern, Pamela C. 235 Kerwitz, Dennis A. 35 Khaiehmolaei Leila 250 Khawaia, Jameel 266 Khawaja, Samia 267 Kim, David 250 Kim, Dong W 267 Kim, Esther 35, 181 Kim, Han S. 235 Kim, Jaehee 35 88, 180, 181 Kim, Jane S. 129, 250 Kim, Sungil J 235 Kim, Yoon J 135 267 Kirnbalk Julie 250 King Kimberhf A. 235 Kirbo, Mary L 267 Kirkland Shannan M 250 Kirkpatrick, Jonathan B. 235 Kish, hmmy 155, 250 Kivo, Danella 35, 235 Kiatt James J 267 Jlatzken Lisa 35 Kleen, David L. Jr. 250 Klos, Le Anne M 70, 71, 267 Kneip, Chad M 75, 267 Knnzht, Gary D. 267 Knight Scott 250 Knittle, Matthew J 90, 235, 94 Knoch, DA vid E. 235, 87 Knoch, Paul D. 235, 86 Knutsen, Sandra L. 250 Ko, Mike K. 35, 100 I Kob, Kimberley A. 267 . Kob, Nicholas Ill 113 235 144, 115 Koonzi Peter N 35, 155, 176 Kowata, Korey 74, ,250, 59 Kratzec Philip D. 36 4 Kruegen Christina B. 235 Krueger, Sabina A. 235 Kuak Linda J 235 Kung Dawn M 235 Kunz, Yvonne A. 267 4 g Kuo, Mercy 171, 172, 235 Kuo Ming Han 36 1 , Kupfec Richard J 73, 235, 100, 101 Kupris, Mary E 267 Kurk, Eric 235 Kurk, Karin L. 267 Kuroyama, Scott M 267 Kuvakas, Andrew T 36 K vilst Mcholas 150 235 Lackey, Michael 250 Lackey, William J 267 Lacomb, Jason R 1461 160, 235 Laflain James 235 Laflain Michele J 267 Laiberte, Jennifer S. 235 Lamden, Gloria D. 235 Lamden, Stuart T 267 268 Lamers, Mark M 267 Lammens, Robert S 250 fa 7 1.amorena,iDina.M 267 f ' Landau, -snarma c 257 if Landenloseph R 92 252 Lang Robert A. 250 3 lLara,iAdriennerAg 235 . lawrence, Erika'A. .235 . trays miriam 250 1 .Lea1 Christopher R ,361 A lf8d8U'Hf1i?6Q can 1 3 iLauesma,,nianoiasjo. 2357 A f ,Lee,..A1an.235. , J A j 7 Maury, ram A. ae 43, zoo. 176 177 if as 1 6wZ1Z?'t'8'?Zii Lee.ianesfLr74,,2aoer J M91 gg' 6, W 236 4. Leg,SamUeI23Q 98 acri, ezar . , 1aaiirsuam25ot. A 4 1 . Madfm 591510 A- 258 Lebgfim 2351 A . 1 Maginnis, Thorie 38 160 5 ,,'f ...r, .I v . V' f J 1!2i90wiR. Paai1A..9a 236' ' , mf 'e1 J'fe'fI1 A258 . taiaorran ooaara 59761262924 as M3 ,014 ,399 958 3Len4qanfae.Z51, A 3.005 EW' A Le,0H? fmi,a 36: , . , Maron Richard R 268 Lmmrd.sBmdjeyt.267,,, Marfanden Roanne M 2514 , ,tlegenihgfi Robyng 2518 Makres, Christopheri 251 1 . ,ea.n2,a,1f ,aa . More B911 73 112 131333511401 'UU' W Z ffl 3257 . if Magic chrraronuer an A 3 'S 1 1 5 ?3V'f7ertffW73fff135: 80 , ., Malmouish ,Ngoyhi 268, .9WiSf..,r9? 4?f ,,251 , ..rr Marana Moana 1.1 aagf , .LrWe,Seeri44.E g, 2519 rnaroiay, anne anno , 1 LefY7?ff9?3 '73?'7. 251 ,, , 1 , Manarang Don1236',f , , ,Leyqa,,,6eorgina,86j.f267 t 8 . 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Michaiowitg Laura 236 Mercer: Gary C 236 Meyen Anthony M 39, 73, 113, 137 Micnalowicz Laura 236 A Midani Melanie Z 71, 260, 265 269 Mikinka, Heather D, 40 Millen Dandeilie C, 92 252 Miner, Elon 92 269 Miller, K Erick E 253 Millen Gary W 46 100 Milan Jana E 71, 269, 63 Milieij John A. 236 Mitten Paige 5 46 155, 157 Millen Rohin R 269 'Miio,f KathrynD, 269 Milo, Richard E. 24, 31, 40, 13Z 144, 147 159, 101 ,S Miltnen Nffany B. 269 Min, Johnny 269 Minassian, Lisa R 269 Minks, Mcole A. 135, 237 hhayagishima, Staci 131, 185 237 Mochiiukh Megumi 40, 184 Monahan, Joe 75 269 Monroe Kristen L 253 Montalvo, Ernesto 237 Montno, Alexis A. 40 Montoya, Jen 74 Montoya, John 1 40, 73 Moon, Ingrid K. 269 Moore, Wes G. 237 1 Moroneso, Susan A. 253 Morreale, Paula 269 Morreaie, Toni I 237 Mortensen, Wade 81, 237 Nioskowitg Ron 237 Mote Karen 1. 40 253 Mote, Lisa 83 Mote, Toby D. 269 Motta, Mike 41 Mou, Chi-Li 269 Mou, Kuei 41 Muetz, Peter 1 73, 237 Mulford, Hans J. 75 269 Mullen, Kesha K 269 Munguia, Jaime 253 Munguia, Maria B. 269 Munoz, Steven D 41, 152 166 Munton, Quinn D. 253 Mun yon, Michael D, 269 Murany, Shannon D. 110, 231, 253, 63 Murany, Shayne D. 134, 135, 237 Murilio, Walter 253 Murphy Brenda 1 128, 253 Murray Michelle L, 237 Muscat Anthony L, 237 Myers Lisa Iii 253 Nagy, Shawna 144, 2282 237 Najn Wctor 253 Naiera, Daniel 237 Najera, Victor N 41 Nalrazono, Kim M 106 177 253, Nam, Julie 237 NBIHSHKI, Brent S. 269, 99 Nash, Yvette I 269 Naurnann, Torri L. 269 Navarreta, Ron 1 237 Navarro, Ana 253 Navarro, Marco 100 Nave, Eric A, 237 Neate, David E. 29, 41, 66, 80 Neises Daniel A. 41, 44 Neises, Glen E. 253 , A Neitzlre, Andrea K 253 A Nelson, Bernadette Bi 269, 63 Nelson Tammy C. 253 63 Nem Elizabeth A. 42 NewelL James 42 189 A Newelt ,Sheryl A. 237 7 Newmark, Ronda A, 42 160, 161 Nguyen. Nguyen, Nguyen, Nguyen, Molson, Dien I 253 Ha li 42, 253 . 1 illhchael I 237 1 Son B. 269 April 8 1578 2538 A A Msbet Tracy M 42 3 Ahtao, Lisa K 83 107 269 . Noet Brad S 253, 61 Noh, ,Steve 42 Non Janeen S. 253 A K Nonnweiieig Christie I.. 253, 64 Norris, Gregory D, 253 60, 61 Norris ,Kristina R. 107 11, 270 Norton Charmain I 42 Notheisen, Rachelle I1 253 Nunez, Celeste 42 140 0'Brien, 0 'Brien, Christie A. 42 Douglas K. 42 Ochoa, Arcadio 43 101 Ochoa, Lupe 0. 270 0'tIonnoi3 Todd M 253 Odey, Charles G. 73, 112, 113, 237 101 Ojeda, Suzann C. 135, 254 Okabe, Matthew 0. 75, 270 Ukabe, Stphen W 43, 73, 113 Ukakuma, Aaron M 43 Olave, Jeff A. 43, 80 Oldenhern, Keri C. 144, 148, 149, 181 Oliphant, Cornelia 43 187 index727 7 Oliphant, Hubert A. 75, 270 Olson, Laura L. 254 Onishi, Randall K. 43, 254 Dnishi, Ryan 28, 122, 250, 175 Onofre, Javier ll 66, 81, 237 Onofre, Miguel A. 43 Opyrchal Sharon G. 270 Ordaz, Juan M 80, 237 Ortiz, Randall J 254 0rvis, Jayson R 237 Osato, Carolyn K. 104, 237 Oveson, James C. 66, 254 Pacheco, Brenda 151, 270 Pacheco, Carlos 43 Pacheco, lvette M 254 Pacheco, Lorna 43 Packard Donovan D. 237 Packer, Renae M. 237 Pactwa, Joseph J 254, 58, 59 Pactwa, Kim 44, 135 Padilla, Jeffrey A, 44 Padilla, Jerome A. 44 Padilla, Richard D. 44, 100 Pal Irene A. 122 123, 171, 172 237 Pai, Sang E. 237 Palfy, Stephanie L, 270 Palin, Richard 44 Palin, Wendy M 254 Palomino, Rodney 0. 44 Panasewicz, Marcus I 24, 44, 50, 73 Panchisin, James J 24, 73, 180 237 58, 59 Panchisin, Sherry L. 129, 270, 62 Parent, Theresa R. 254 Park, Young 156 157 270 Parker, John A. 44, 100 Parkinso n, Pamela M. 254 Patanella, Robert 254, 61 Patel, Manish B. 270 Patel Shalini 270 Patterson, Jeffrey 237 101 Paul Christopher R, 237 Pearce, Thomas P 237 Pedraza, Guadalupe Pedrogo, Robert 254 Pendleton, Janet L. 237 Pensavalle, Elizabeth C. 42, 44, 135 Perez, Claudia S. 111, 254 Perez, Jesus 270 Perez, Josie 254 Perez, Veronica 237 Perry, Misty 270 Persek, Caroline A. 44 Peters, Sandra 44 Peters. Steven E 238 Peterson, David L, 90. 238 94 Peterson, Robert 73, 44, 146, 159, 76 Pham Thang P 254 Pham iruong 238 Phillips, Sheltie L. Pierce, Andra L. 270 Pierpont. Kathy v 45. 142 Pikoolthong. Ann 238 Pillon. Robert L. 254 Pipkins, Laura A. 238 Pirotta, Simon G. 238 278.-'index Pla, Nancy 45 Plack, Noelle L. 254 Plettinck, Lisa 16, 45, 160 Plettinick, Mark E 270, 60 Plettinick, Paul A. 254, 61 Poftenbergen Kristin 45, 181 Pollock, Angela 254 Poon, Grace K 34, 39, 45, 122, 180, 181 Poon, James 254 Popick, Faith K. 270 Porcelll John K. 45 Post, Kelli M 45 Potten Jamie L. 270 Poulin, Joseph P 238, 240 Pouliot, Kim M 238, 240 Pouliot, Raymond 74, 254, 61 Powell Katrina S 154, 238 Powell Kelly 45, 46 Powers, Heather 238 Prelitz, Anna M 238 Prentzlen Donna J. 238 Press, Monica L. 270 Price, Brenda A. 254 Price, Brent A. 238 Procopio, Michael C. 144, 145, 1 232 238 Prouty, Kasey L. 254, 63 Pruitt, Kenneth M. 254, 85 Puccl Ryan A. 254 Puccio, Richard L. 73, 238 85 Pugh, Melinda M. 254 Pugh, Michael A. 75, 270 Pugh, Paul 46 Pyle, Autumn M 111, 271 Quickie, James tl 46 Quickie, Troy H 254 Quinones, Guadalupe ll 238 Ouinonez, Jose D. 271 Quintana, Stephen J 46 Ouiring Lanelle S. 238 Quiring Paul J 271 Racinelll Elaina ll 271 Ragazzo, Daniel 73, 238 Rahoman, Bebi l-L 46 Rambaud, Shawn 254 Ramirez, Barbara A. 238 Ramirez. Gerardo 238 Ramos, Jose M 254 Rasmussen, Joanna L. 108, 238 Raudabaugh, Sherry 46. 48 122 Ray. Roy 46, 66 Razavi, Mandana Z 46 Rea, Scot J 46 Ready, Michelle M 271 Ready, Vicky L. 238 Reed Danny 46 122 123, 159 164 Reed Nancy 254 Reel Jeremy J 271 Reese, Steve 46 113, 117 Reeves, Gary D. 107 238 Reeves, Teresa 83, 271 Reich, Erika D. 177 254, 187 Reid David R 46 85 Renee, Lorine C. 271 Rey Javier N 66 184 Reyes, Christina 47 137 Reyes, Valerie 157 Rhee, ln S. 271 Rhee, Sung S. 238 239 Ricca, Kristine M 254 Rich, Deena L. 71, 271 Richardson, Steven 238 Riddle, Darren 238 Rincon, Shannon 238 Rinehart, Krichelle L. 238 Riseling Sheri L. 157 238 Ritchey, Staci L. 157 238 Ritchie, Caprice 238 Robbins, Michelle L. 47 52 Roberson, Damon H 255, 187 Roberson, Rakita R. 83, 238 Roberts, Brian G. 73, 100, 238, 101 Roberts, Shawn R. 77 238 Roberts, Steven 74, 255 Robertson, Wcki L. 135, 238 Robinson, Erika 154 Robinson, Felicia 83, 239 Roble, Bruke 271 Rodrigues, Kathy G. 135, 239 r Salazar, Juan 239 Salley, Robert M 90, 255 Samples, Marlia J. 239 Sanborn, Yvette 255 Sanchez, Brandon 75, 271 Sanchez, Guadalupe 255 Sanders, Craig l. 255 Sanders, Kim 271 Rodriguez Avelardo 255 Rodriguez Daniel A. 74, 255 59 Rodriguez, Da vid Q. 239 Rodriguez, Mela A. 128 146, 255 Rohland Lea 47 Roland Michelle M 83, 271 Rosales, Carlos M 239 Rosales, Rocio C. 255 Rosas, Janina M 239 Rose, Jennifer A. 239 Roth, Brian C. 239, 59 Roth, David A. 271 Rothwell David M 255 Roundtree, Kimberhi P 107 271, 63 Rovira, Daniel 73, 239 Rucken Ralph 112 113, 239 Rucken Ilwlliam A. 75, 271 Sandusky Marc S. 239 Santelli, Jeffrey S 271 Sarno, Richard C, 271 Sarno, Robert C. 48 Sassen Allen A. 38 149 Sasser, Deborah A. 271 Sassl Manangela 271 Saucedo, Consuelo N 255 Saucedo, Mercedes 255 Scall Kimberhf ll 34, 48 Saclise, Tommy 48 Scherer, Carol 48 Scheren Richard M 239 Scheren Suzanne AL 271 Schiessl Michael D. 48 Schoeneman, Mark A. 239 Schott Reiko L. 157 253, 255 Schroth, Charles E 239 Schuerings, Stacy 11 128, 255 Schultz, Tamara M 132 236 239 Schultze, Catherine M 31, 48 Seebo, Jodie L. 48, 108 137 Seebo, Robert C. 48 81 Seebo, Shelhf A. 135, 255 Segelbaum, Elliott 271 Segesser, Steven A. 239 Seich, Cheryl 88, 234, 162 163 Seich, Dennis 239, 59 Selders, Jim 49 Senefsky, Mark 255 Seun, Fu 255, 98. , Shackleford, Tommy M 255 Shah, Sachin J 271 Shams, David 177 239 Shanley Todd M 266, 271 Sheik, Zafar A. 239 Shelton, Matthew S. 255 Shern Adam L. 177 255, 186 L ' Shoeniaken Kevin J. 271 Short Christopher W 49 Shrum, Roger li 255 Shubash, Colleen 238, 239 Shubash, Sona 122 239, 162 Shubash, Leah P 255 Shubin, Carrie A. 239 Srgnorino, Laura M 255 Rudd Jonathan K. 47 73, 136 Rudd Mike J 47 73, 146 77 167 Ruppanen Lori Ann 271 Russell Andy L, 239 Slgwalt Jeffrey A. 255 Sills, Douglas 255 Silva, Ana Marie 255 Sin, Unchong 239 Shi, Dale E 255 Six, Jenifer 49 Skogen, Kevin L. 49 Slawson, Steve J 240 Smith, Carol L. 49, 52 132 Smith, Eric 271, 61 Smith, Jacqueline 255 Smith, Jeannette G. 255 Smith, Jeff M 49, 142 Smith, Smith, Smith, Johanna 49, 181 Kathleen M 50 160 Robert S. 272 Saavedra, Marlene 0. 47 Sabisch, Charles 90, 255 Sabroso, Shirley A. 239 Sage, Scott H 255 Sakamoto, Kelhf M 239 Salas, Patricia R. 271 Salazar, Armida 48 Salazaij Jennifer 255 Snelling Christopher S. 75, 272 Snelling, Shari LZ 240 Solarl Gianna J 272 Solis, Blanca M 255 Solis, Carlos 81, 240 Solis, Sylvia 240 Song Eun Joo 255 Sorouij Heidi H. 105 110, 272 63 6 Sotelo, Michael 1 255 Soto, Rick L. 240, 59 Soto, Robyn L. 108 240 Soy, Jeannie E 272 Sparks, Lauri L. 45, 50, 130, 131, 170 Sparks, Melanie A. 107 110 272 63 Sparks, Stephanie R 50 Spealrman, Lisa M 240 SpruilL Catherine D. 70 255 Spruiit Daryr: M 71, 240, 163 Stanford Shane M 272 Stanley Christopher 8 272 Stanley, Dustin V 255 Stapt Juliette 272 Stasson, Karrie A. 272 Steele Reyna D. 240 Steelman, Dulcinea 2461 255 Stefani Gwen R 70 236 240 Steffes, Kelty E. 272 Steinbauen Traci A. 140, 167 Steins, Jenny M 240 Stevens, Merle 8 255 Sthilaire, Pam L. 240 Stingaciu, Julian A. 75, 272 Stivers, Andrew R 255 Stivers, Matthew W 50 100, 101 Stokes Geoffrey D. 272 S Storm, David Ll 50, 100 Storm, Dean 50 Suarez Juan C. 272 Suchyr James 255 Sullivan, Chris R 255 Sullivan, Gabrielle T 240 Sumbefa, Lucy 255 Summers, Stephen D 75, 272 Sum Johanna C. 240 Sun Jonabel C 88, 101 272 98 Sungg Eva 88 255 Sutterheld hm L 26 113, 50 114 Swan, Kemherlee S. 272 Syada, Lama 88 177 255 Sysalg Meredith L. 255 Taben Brian 50 A Taben Krista P. 255 y TalkovicjfMarlf A, 22 51, 122 165 Talliovic, Scott A. 272 1 Tambhrn, Russell L. 272 60 A Tang Milly 240 , Tanzo, Julius 255 61 Tarrant Scott E 116 255 Taylon Carol 1.1255 Taylonfleffery L., 75, 272 Tempera, Anna 51, .1081 184 Terlizzh Jason tl 272 , Theunissen, Yvonne M 70,1 71, 255 7hiesrn6,V6E Scot D, 149, 239, 240 Thomas, Christi L. 255 Thvrnaaiiill L. 240 A Thompson, Dawn 253, 255 Thompson, Sandra R 240 1 Thompson, Steven L 73, 240 Hcorat Daniela 255 . Ncorat Trian Al 272 Timms, Sadie, A. 157 255 Rtus, Robert W 74, 255, 59 61 Tornescu, Marcel 255 Tomlin, Kelly D 240 Tomhnson, Jill 240 Tomlinson, Jody L, 255 Torres, Ramona 240 Torres, Ruben A. 71, 255 Tournay, Lawrence A. 255 Tornson, Roger G. 272 Tran, Lam M 272 Treanor, Michele A. 128 257 Treloar, Jon 240 Trernaine, Lorna L. 51 Troung Kenny HE 273 Trout Christina L. 88, 257 Trowbridge, David L. 273 Trujillo, Charles W 51, 100 101 Trujillo, Daisy 273 fucken Erica L. 71, 129, 273 Tunstall, Stephan Li 273 Turcios, Dscar 257 Turnen Robert 273 Tynen Eric S. 257 lhiiye, Carol M 240 Ulieki Julie M 51 d Unrehara, Sohoko 257 Underwood Jerry W 74, 84, 85 Valadea Gilbert M 257 Valadea Maria S. 257 Valadea Patricia S 273 Valencia, Marcela K. 240 Valenzuela, Marc R 51 Valeriano, Michael 51 Valles, Peter 273 VanBruggen, Wendy 51 Vanderheyden Rosahe 241 VanDuylferen, Deborah 52 ,VanHeyningen, Ben L 257 Vanlrirlr, Rachel .Sl 257 Vanslette, Larry D, 52 Vargas, Carlos 241, 101 Vargas, Claudia C. 273 Vangas, Jeremy M 75, 150, 273 Vargas, Marco A. 52 Vargas, Phyllip M 53 Vargas, Wrginia 273 Vaughan, Karla L. 257 Vera, Patricia E 241 Vera, Paul A. 257 Verdugo, John D. 75, 273 Verity Launa 241 Wa, Tammy C. 128 257 Wcton Jeffrey M 273 Wllasenori Daniel 241 Wllasenon Robert A. 241 Villasenon Woletta 273 lhramontes, Donny 52, 154 Vitriot Sarah A. 52 Vitriol Sherry E 257 Wtriot Susan 273 VonPlennies, Scott J 273 VonPloennies Erik 241 Vu Cam V 241 Vuong-0ng Phuong T 52 Wade, Stephen 1 273 Wade, Tamara J 135, 241 Wagnen Carl J 273 60 Walken Aaron 241 Wallace, llhke C 241 Wallace, Susan K 141, 257 Walthen David R 241, 85 Walton, Deanna G. 149, 257 Walton, Michelle K 257 Wang Deetung 257 99 Wang Jack I 241 Wang Peter 173 257 Ward Richard S. 75 273 Warunelr, Andrea R. 257 Washburn, Thomas D, 73 241 Waters Kristin 22 35 52 108 174 Watkins, Eric L 257 Wayne, Helene R 257 Wayne, Joanne M 130 131, 241 Weaven Charles C, 52 Weben Jonathan R. 75, 273, 60 Wegnen James L. 241 , Weisen Brian D. 74 155 257 85 Weisen Michael A. 52 Weiss, Susan D. 241 Wells, Karla 1 257 West Jennifer A. 257 Weslney, Alan 241 White, Ramona A, 45, 522 156, 157 170 Whitehead June A. 53 3 A Whittaker Deanna L. 107 110 2 64 , , , 7 , Whittington, Catherine A. 273 Wharton, Katherine L 273 Vlhckwai: Ruth C. 34, 241 Mech, Ray 28 44, 53 lrlhlr, Adam J 241 Vhlhite, Dean M 148, 149, 241 Wilke, Heidi R 257 Mhlkins, Jody L. 88, 107 273 Vwlkoft Laura A. 185, 257 Irihlkofii Michehe L. 173, 185 257 Mhllhofij Jennifer K. 31, 41, 46 53, 127 137 141, 144 146 163 Williams, Anthony R 90, 241 Vlhlliams, James 241 Mhlllams, Jayme 257 Mlllams, Jean A. 71 Mlhams, Jeffrey 257 Mhlliarns, Jean A. 71 Willems, Jeffrey 25 7 Williams, Kathleen C 241 Vlhlliams, Kenneth M 75, 269, 273, 61 Mlliams, Richard J 241 Illhlls Barbara L. 273 Vhlson, Jennifer 257 Mhlson, Michael R. 257 Mhlson, Shawn 273 Vlhndes, Lisa M 241 Mhse, Christopher M 257 Mhse, Thomas E 273 VWseman, Shawn 40, 53, 123 165 16 Wojtyna, Jason J 241 Welt Heather K. 241 Wolhi Kurt 68 273 Wood Scott 73 241, 101 Woodard Jackie L. 257 Woodman, Daniel E 273 Wright Christoph A, 72 73, 112 15.9 114, 115 Wright Christopher D. 241, 94 Wright Toni L. 257 Wronkowskt Chanda-Lea 241 Kenakis, iimathy 1 241 Yamron, Todd 1 49, 53, 177 Yang Angela It 53 Yang Jenny L 241 Yarosik, Christina M 82 257 78 Yarositi, Constance 53 Veneer, Stephanie S. 241 li llfhn C 241 W Won K. 241 Yoo, Benjamin S 257 Yoshioka, Kimberhr A. 88 106 63 Ysaguirre, Adriana 53 Yuen, Kenneth 177 257 Zaid Daniel R 257 Zielinski Kevin 273, 60 HSLJJTSKI, Kristine A. 53 Wmmerman, Howard J 92 273, 7 Dmmerman, Sabrina M 273 Zinevich, Scott N. 273 Zohnnie, lrWlsinia Z 111, 257 C QMQ. .., - TP- 7 WAHM! msn -MM Uk F 1- . ,- 1 'NYJ A Yhwffp' H I +9 K y. 1 ' M11 , ffl - fm.. mm - .wr warm -Q. - 'vu . . 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