Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1987 volume:

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' A ' ' W ' ' ' DEREK ADAMS' THANX Mom Q81 Tiff, I love u's! Welcome 2 the real world Sap Rob, Wik,'Russell. RV, AR' Keep It Up: Wik Hope'U Do 9's BadV-8 67' Ca- maro Watch out SeelWYarA1lfhejDRAGSl ' JOHNADAMS THANKS TO MY BSTBUDS: SC, DBI HL, TL, RW, WBQ 4 BIG YEARS IN VWRESTLING. THNX CM8zCC. G-OOD LUCK SL, DS, SM, BMV, LO- TO M8zD8zBlG SISGKTLQ PAT, I MADE lT!SEEYAlW!IWWWWW+ 5 A V ANTOINE ADKISSON ' Yarsori, YOHANNQ ?'EK', Mali Best Friends forliie! ILQ IS Doesn't fill you up YEAH! IS, EK, MP Vespa-ride 'em'hard. All my 'luvio Grip 81 MLIEANNETTE l LGVE YOUI' 5 AGUIRREW MASPAP QRACIAS W Pono LO HABHS HECHOWPOR Ml. OS QUIERO CANTIDADENAMERICA HE, LOGRADO .SER LO QUE QUIEROSER LA Ulm ES DABUT11 UNI VERSI- DAD MA-DR1D.' , J A A A ,A A A A H TEVITA AHOLELEI a4yr vafefwfeai Qyr var FB: Buds: BM, LA,BR, Co, BR, DH,WPMgRP,sTg RR, DP, NK, WEA, IDR, QAllwTrbD Tl'ikSlMOM8zDAD: I 'LUV U 'SHER BEAR!! TP, Walmel, 'EqgSW 87- ' 'W W V SAL we made it aiterlfour leng years! Free ailastf My last yearwas the best ihanxfto Ron Nl and Brenl P, ish the class of 87 'the besbofluckl WEYADWWQMAAN Amar. 5Hi Amjaarghab Mom Dad and Annie Yousef You Are The Best and This Would By VTUNAH 'AA' AYRS RAD FUN BRRRCOSTTADRPMRPEADSSSSW5 LUV,' U WMONL 6BRO 87 l WITINFIGQHT THE'RIGHT.,g,' We A A Q f A , A JOE W4yrsSpdMetal GoodLukTolL,: SR, IB, 'TPfElf,'MC, EH ,Sz ReslOfMYFrief1dS,,,iAddlGSQenfS lnRedl' ThanX1'oMOM -2551: lMSIi'1RealES1iate', llosl aaRea111yWLOnqAqaWNOw1L1ve Inmflaffarshawg A A W ANDROSWWW W var: rFmba11awrea1mg CIF? Tlmx f11:lOI1'l8Idv3d4fl'i9' support ,Keep it. Cool fOOG8zLBYN?Bt's'4 ever Bon :Iovi',rOCkS. ,afy ,W ANG-HELONE fVALTHNX4EVRfYfIHING HSTEFUQBABEX I BG24 YRSBBSLSOLOSEKBAHCBITA? AGQODLUCKTO ISLLINTHEWAFU? ATURENEARANDFART9 WHENALLELSBFAXLSLYQU l5Q35lNAl3WAY5TRY'N'STUDYl W A AfW, 2 A , 'TERESA ',, iWWMamita Muchas graoias 1 jzordarrrie Ia fc1:iporiur1idad 'de' estudiarly 'poriodo Su niirmeffefifo Weraullosarrdeaiisiedfr de mi WWW ,TODD yrs PV, WRESTLING V1 yr' MQMLDAD2 ZYNDAFRIENDS RDAD3 593 WAIBLWQMR, ffMgfCRL-g3AgrKDr,r IR TW! NML 57rCHEVY'49f1r eaa A 1 W Wea if15f2YR5 VA1?JBA5EBALL'BFS- QMILQQJWEPFWWWW D7fr,eB12LAN:rWE121K,rafIESSLHANQ ,IN THEREALEAHSZMELA5ATHEAWWCRUEQPIAGEN IN 97? fgrergasaf' Jmfgil. fLUvYAMoMaDAD1f THATS eaa, 1 A Nom.m1frBm,menRWW Thanks Ke11yrDQWfor 1294 ixiq eareairliriend fallpgof lfhese years- A-1SQrarWSrSeCiQl fny riaafigerglwjduia afneyerumaae it awiihout ZIU Vx', W ' If W WESLEYW N1 ,BANAGASWA MY THANX Q5 MOM, DAD 51 PAM, rfQRANDPARENrsll an MENDOZA AAFAMKLY. MY MAIN GOAL IS TO BECOMEAN AC TDR AWCIHER GCALSZQ MISSICDN, MARRIAGE Sz KIDS: HAPPINESSWWFQREVERP Q W A ANDYABARLIN G 'Thanx' Mom Sly Dad pluS SOHQ' leaders and frxermds DRDS Track Semor senator. Thanx all Amy Teachers Love' Ya! Mom 81- Dad! W GLW BARNES WOW?l 'fm really Oufl Thanx to ihe best friends everlz RM, 'MS,'EC,' SCQ IW, CB, ss, anew. PS 1-LARRY: U LOOK' MARVELOUSI 1. The Kruegezitwinsy area mirror image. A il l hx One Yousef I. Abdellatif Pierre Aborjaoude Derek H. Adams l lohn Adams Anthony R. Adkisson Tevita Aholelei Nuria Aguirre Sal P. Aiello Eyad O. Akel seniors! 17 8 E? Leonardo Aldeen lose R. Alvarado f l Wxgv. W 1 A 3 '. A . ivlilyini ,lm ,Af ,V 1 ' g,s,..?.: , Kim Allen loe A. Almeda Victoria L. Anderson Edy Andros ..,,,6-K .Wag M, ,a, Lanni E. Anqhelone l A 1! f 4 Todd S. Arms Shae Askew ODS Noelani L. Ballenqer Wesley N. Banaqas -vi X 5 L ig, In 'F if I Andy l. Barlinq T., df I VVMQDM, QBCKEGQ l,2lB.Q1T,lgBM,1fD, TLCI: TM.f1?D,f BG 'leves U2! THANX: ,MOM V, 81 IAREDl TGARMY HEREWECOMEV - p ll,l , l CARLOS Qyr' Ver FB, 1 yr var wrst Thanx Mom, Dad, SisV,Coag:hes,, te the Trivia Cru, FB, Sr all the QIIYSVTF, RW, , RK, VRH, fWe're gone , I love you Bridgette , ' , 'V ! ' V V V ,V SCOT ,,WellVi1ylooks like I finally made it. Now my dad can kick me in the rear and say,,'lWelcome to fhe Redlwbljldgf' Mom and Dad. Good Luck LTG. SYLVIA BASS ,f'You,,saylil,'s gopher happen now, Well, when 'exacllyplq you mean? See, I've already waited too long ahdlallmy hbpe ,is gonef' Thanx 4 'ihe Iaffs DBXSDI LUVVU DL,1OS,,8z SNIFTER, LOU!! You're lhe best 4fh5f'S 6Yer,,,,been1I7m ,glad ihat l, met you, V AFSI-IIN ,,k rest, OCAD, CSF. Thanx MSID. Geodlguck, idallpf my, irie1'1ds,,YQu've,made fthisyear lets of iurfg'-lfll seefyqu guys at'Ahnie's., , , ' , , ROXBNNE'BEKT, FR. Flgs Sph. Drlm lr. Song Srlres KAREYQE-Ire we qol,THKS MOM Ranclyl' lYiZfln86iQWpbui!l'W1gfWil B Wu BYG byRLB,lcyacHR1s. Sff17 i5UfO1'Pf1'!i'1iTBifd!',',,'i, ,,llll W, 1 l l l f ,l , l 41 L1KEl-ffOTHANK MY cowl SELORV 15NDgALLaMYl TEACHERS: 141-IAQ ONE'OF1v1Y BLZSTHYEARSQN, 86437, l , e l 4 f l V 'BERRYQL ' We made itllenrll Thang M6318 Dad' 4 exieryihing. Luckf JR, ED, HP. Iluv up 4fever Chris! l l l TINA 1 flyrs' at Loara,VR'dQrie Sr ,theyfve 'beeniuri wflhe 'future yet 'to come? Lux? MdIHG'.tSZ' Pepaf spd tlianii r6yDM,eglTC,,,KWg,eSs112F., Home sr,,dpea1flg g,ueqg1l V ' , 'V ,, ' A V' ,,f.' 'V 'VV ' - ,Y DENNYLV 5' 2yfSVarFB 'Q ,lyrviri GOV ErfiEJifQ7C?1dI1515S', 37'7, Thanx.'Mei31 Dad HAND, BY ME, LuCk Brie 1suc1QBerMue:k1Puf2ha Kur?BiHmaf?f51ev1eBwde lll, v lf BLEDSOE? 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GOOD BYEGBEST OF LUCK, THANX2: AB, CD, DC, FK, HK, ll, Ml, MY, SK, WI. I'LL MISS ALL U GUYS 'C-YA' FRIENDS ARE FOR- EVER! JOHN CLARPCE Thanx Mom 4 everything. Summer oi 5 was 4 CuCu DDSINR UW jams. I Luv u Ienn. Good Luck DD, IE, WB. And all the Sr. Class. Soccer kicks. Manny, Moe5rIack. theend BOB lyrIV Basketball Qyrs IV soccer Thanks tor everything MomfSrDad and my friends PL, TW, DR, RL, MS, CM, KM, I-IN, 87 WILL LIVE FOREVER KHVI CLINE LUV2: IR, IP, CURANERMALJ, Ringo, MIN- NIE, DINO, SCOOTER, PH, DC, IS, MW, GC, TEX, ID, DT, SARA CTI-INX4STANDINGBYME!l, MRS. R -n- MR- K, I'LL MISS YOU!! THANX 4EVERYTI-IING, MOM EUROPE, HERE I COME!! NIICHELLE COBOS LOVE YA MOM AND DAD THANKS FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT YOUR THE GREAT- EST Love ya Max Thanks for caring your so special CAROLYN COCCOMO Luv MomDadCathPaul wrst stat, trnt MarTrackeriGlor'iaLuvfBuds4evr SheCalsHrs- IFLED? MeSzTrac: PLUF Spcil Memrys3Mshotrs-Luv UGuyS Glabo-Woodis-MDTFtiz BROOKE CODY lyr-tfsChr, Qyr-Var Song llvUAlll trndsll-evr-BG, MH, WB, RW, CS, DL-I-IBIIBIIL SS,BFF- DENArSrGARET I LUV YA DVZ BRYNC THANX MOM I LUV U! LV2 DNC SENIORS 1987! L.-NON VON COLLINS iyf vis Zyrs V. SB 3 yrs cc Thanx Mom, Dad, Grandpa Sr Grandma for all your support and thanx to DC, KB, BC, IESCL your great I Luv U Mike Hawaii 87 LEZA CONDIT Luv ya Deb Sr Carol ! Thanks for all the laughs 81 fun! good luck guys in SD! Thanks Mr T tor everything! Ii's been fun folks! See you around. BYE!!! BRENT CONNEL ThanxGodwredontinlyhopuallhvagrt- Lifeplwshevrylluk.x-traspclthanxtoallourteachers,gclandbdp maythy Lsetheirmdpnlykidng. MayweLvlng and prsper. Thanx CAROLYN J. COOPER My lr Sr years were the best with all my friends at Loara. Hey Hilda good luck on your Sr. Year. Bat friends at Loara DAS, LC, RA. GLORIA COZZA 2yrwrlyrBBStat2yrVTRK2yrVB2yr- Pow X PutfSr Senate2yr VarTrainerWe madeitTSCCMB! lovu- guysBestPalstinallymadeitClassot8'YMDT4everKOKI-IThanX MDFConAWLR TAMMY CREAIVIER Thanks Mom for all your love and support! Toni your the greatest! Thanks! Torn and Tim I love you both very much! Choir 84-87 87's the best!! TRICIA CREASON Loara nothing isreal andnothingto- geth ungabout4yreverythingBball ASBCheer! ? Mexprin- cess!?!AspeppyaspossibleUCBorLA?lLovelOSONMP- DONALQMSAIIGATEGEEKSPEACE I SEAN P. CULROSS 2y1sFBl 3yrs wres5z 3 yrs Track Good Luck D.S S.L S.M I .F TA.KECAREmy Friends Its over! Thanks Mom Sr Dad ROB DAGNALL Thanks Mom, Pop, DUMB, Barron, Wilkofi, Mock Trial! RESISTANCE IS USELESS!! Don't Pan- ic- 42 miles to go before I sleep but no room to finish these cred JULIE DAMRON Thanxs Mom8zDad 4 your support. ILove u Both. CL, BC, GOOD LUCK. Thankx Mrsl Mrlones. ILove u4-Ever Iohn Montoya4?35 Your THE l. Lisa Fernandez pauses momentarily for a picture after lunch. 2. Sylvia Bass, frozen by the camera, deep in thought. 3. Ioe Poulin roams the hallways in search of Fat Albert the trained pigeon. . .. :W we WX L. ti ' Dennis E. Christensen Lena Chu Steve F. Chu Young K. Chung Iohn R. Clarke Bob E. Clements Kimberly A. Cline Michelle L. Cobos Carolyn I. Coccomo Brooke Cody I Lavon Collins three seniors X 23 .r-gh ...Z . Q Leza Condit Carolyn Cooper Kossuth E. Cox Gloria A. Cozza Heather D. Craig V-bf f- '7'f.'is 'qI One 'ti L 4 J. i'-' , , 2 Tammy L. Creamer Tricia C. Creason Sean P, Culross I W ,-A. - u ,J K Z W - I . ' 1 Robert A. Daqriall lulie Damron ' Patricia L. Daniel two SEINOYS BEST!!! if ' PATRICIA LYNN DANIEL Thanx Mom8lDad, Luv U 4ever! Franz 4evr BH CO EM FR KP LH LM MH MM SR SE! CD CR DK HP IN MR PG, WL BST PALS! Luv U 4evr and REW'l BST TCRS LMSIMD CAMERON DARWEESH OBSTACLES R WHAT U C WHEN U TAKE YCUR EYES OFF THE GOAL. TEACH' ERS! FRIENDS l'LL NEVER 4GGTU! AB, G-C, YC-BEST OF FRIENDS 4 BEST OF TIMES! CLlM EVRY AN- GELXBF! MOMXDAD ALL'S OWED 2 U THNX! ALICIA R DAVIS Sal LUV U-Dont fall! CF lm waiting 4 U-Buford Frenz 1-lever Sl, Ali FP, CF, SK, CK, LFSIMORE - M8zPa usurvived the last l THANX MUCH LUV AMa, Pa, P8LLmM8zD-obnoxious! Ali-welcome from the Proom-lf U dont like ii u, can leave!! L V - X DION DE LA TORRE IRCZSJND SUMMER OF 86 WAS MADE 4 COCCDTHANX MOMSLDAD 4 EVERYTHING HG66 .MUSTANG IAMS. DEPECHE IS 9591 YOYO UB lL- LIN IRCSJFUGUYSR. ROOSTERS LCLASSOF 87 A DBL RIO l would like to thank all my teaohersxior their help in this year - . . ' DIANNE MARIE DEMELIO iVswim2yr lyrcpt Vswi-' mlyr IVVBlyr CC lrnom,fDadiLuvu! Robvbl SF KB CA MS TD VA SEGGS! Mrsc! SF Thnxs LuvuGuys!y Brchk4EVR Ymoui of here SF Yal - ' S , ' , U V, SHANNON DESROCHES FORGET 9TH GRADE- Donna Rob Lora CB Si LF MP.LqvVYa! 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GBBB TLBYAKY Thanx MGD FISSER played tootballfor 4years8z wasalwoyear letterrnan Sophteamwentw-O-O Varsitywontheleague Al- sotwoyear ohambersinger Bon lovi8zCinclere1la RockscSrKA DONNIEFLORES Var Wrestling U2 lbs never again. To all my friends, DH, NK, TA, LA, BRQ RR, EA, HG, DR, PM, CQ, Looking lor trouble Silver Bullets!! STEVE TFODOR' .llyrs Deaolbeat real wonderful Exit Question Sometime 'Hello DB So long all ,MASON FORD ltfs been a 'long 4 years!!! Glad it's over .lfs time.2 livlon 2 UTI, We have partid Rad! Much Thanx Bryor1,'Pops, RW, Al, IG, HM, EVP, EANDY SGA AR, AW, .VANESSA l4EVER- J A . MICHAEL J. FOWKE Bye Kel Mex 86,787 1202. arm curls Tunnel vision shromn Glassic. . . H LBSLBY FRIEDLAND ClI'Q1 d,L4YI' GATE Qyr Se-Cl, CSF QSecl NHS, GS-Gold Award, Anaheim Youth Comm, 3yrv Vball, 4yr Senate,V2yr Band, Frnds 4evr: Ally, Fe-P3, Don- na, AF, Rose, SK, CD,'YC, AL, IP, SM, AP, AG, SR! Thanks Mom, Dad,'Bro, Sisl l LV Ulll A A ' , V, , ' ALBERT A. 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M53 Kfiitile struts his stuff in a momeniof. piii'e'beefcgak.e. ZMaH',7Ell6dQG shows us his nicefed Swfeafer. J . , K, V Karey S. Kellogg Chris M. Kelly Pamela S. Kern I . Han S. Kim Hyun-Kyunq Kim lihari Kim Suriqil Kim three seniors X 33 G Kimberly A. King vhagt' V v, s. B KN 5 , I 1 1 my-dw. . if ' - ff'-,f'. yd.. 5-30, , .:'5:,. f.f?5zif'ila ggiwzrdvg 4 1 X . . 'Q N' Ionathan B. Kirkpatrick Matt I. Knittle David E. Krioch i' -Q? H. I 1 , 2 Q1 , - i x T 4 Q A . I fs, . , Q Q CH : i 5 , ' . ii . 1 ,. V4 1 Aj: . if Q 5 Pau1D. Knoch one ., I . .r f i , , . xx , A i.., ' N . - -A JY! 'i If X ' 1 ff Nicky E. Koh H101 D two J .Y rx three PAUL KNOCH Thanks you Lord, Mom, and Dad. You are my strengih. So Long DEKCEZPAULEZI Taiwan 1991! Be in time Bruders Dave, Willy, Ez, and Cezar! GO SLO! NICKY KOB 3yr. Var. Wrest, Sr. V.P.g Thanx Morn- 8zDad, Luv you. Good Luck to all my friends, Besi Buds: DF, BR, BM, TA, DH, Hang in there Kim! Thanx for everything Coachll. h V V , . I CHRISTINA KRUEGER I loved it! Had a grand 4yrsI G-Bye to' all my triends'GOODl..UCKl All Dreamslxre Fleeting 'I'hinqsBuLAs, Necessary To The HeartAsl..ove! Thx MCVSICISBSIAD lWTCILoveU ' SABINA KRUEGER Caroli, Muffy, Alli, Io Blow, AD,f TC, DFP, etcpf We AreTheSilentMustcMakers-The Dreamers-TheFollowersoIFancy. I love you and good luck! I LoveyouBobbyl!! , X F R ty . DAWN KUNZ i WELLRWE-FINALLY MADE IT! SPECL THANKS STEVE B. I LUVXOU 4-Ever! GOOD LUCK YK. MY .BEST BUD- ALWAYS THANX-TQDAALL ADVICE. GOODSDLUCKRCQHQ,.SgM1, t 5 I I MERCY1 ' KUO Mock-2yrsGATE5P2yrs,g VBdmtn3yrs SPCI-IlP,yTHANK,YOU,.lOILOV1E'.U MOMSIDAD It is no longer Tltthatjliye-but Christ liveth in me'-' GrAL2:2O CK'S LEr's5ENDgTHE AGE! GO 4 , g NICK, sxvisr ri-mrs, MAB: Ion if LUVRRU. GOOD LUCK TORRALL MY,FRIENDs,,DR,, Roo ROO, TONY W, KSHAVE AQGQREATXNEXT ZYRSLUV LQTSIII GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF 187 . 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TAM MIELKE LuvYaMom DMBRK Tnks4Al- wayshvngFthInMe Tnkslesus4Lvngme Praisdogtrng LV8zTNKStog THEK!! DSKCTWMHOMER- OBRNCRSSVCMCA IHTAPGGKHALLAT SANCTUARY QTIMZ: ll-13GODROKS JOHN MILLER Thnks2ALLMYFrendz SzteachersS- RuAREST ILLspec2ME. Good Luck Cuzo! Make it last. Lets Get Sum151Iwanthalt. LAURACALLME2 Party! thnxMOMSzDAD for yoursupport. MajorLeagues4ME NICOLE MINKS Qyr D.T. Thnx 4all your luv and sup port Ma lohn I luv u4ever I'll never 4get Modrnodes shbts NGS Woofle TWSecrets PH Wild IS Kath BstFrnz 4ever Awyeah! JAMES DOUGLAS MORRISON Thoughts in time and out of season the hitchiker stood by the side ot the road and leveled his thumb in the calm calculis of reason PETER MUETZ Zyrs VAR.FB. 87 EMPIRE LEAGUE CHAMPS. THANX MOMSLDAD FOR EVERYTHING GOOD LUCK D.R., BD., C.O., L.A. WERE OUTTA I-IERE!!! ' STACI MIIYIGISHIMA Qyrs BG-5 Qyrs VCheer5 3yrs Senateg ATC, AG, NC-U Guys are the Best!! GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF MY FRIENDS!! I Luv U MOM, DAD! Thank U 4 all ot your support!!! EMMA L. MONFORT Thank you for all your support Debbie I Love you very much Mom and Dad Becky Ierry and most ot all you Richard Thanks for being good friends A.L. DS. V.G. Luv , TYLER MOORE The Man 'Whose Eyes Were Sore From Obscenities Kept On Looking . . . I Have Seen Too Much Wipe My Eyes. BAUHAUS 1981 MASK ERIN ALYSE MORAN FR. TD KP LH BH MH SE SR MM LM- Luv ya'll Croll on! Thanx Mom-Luv ya-Dad2 PELI- CIA-u know I'm only kidding Cluv ya! STI-I-theres not enuf room-luvya! t 1 , r TONI MORREAIE Mom you're the best! I LuvYou! Tam- Luv Ya-CATALINA-HERE WE COME! Paula-THE BEST IS YET TO COME! I wish you luck! S.S.-C.B. TNX FR EVERYTHING! C. CHOIR' 86811 RON IVIOSKOWITZ B.G. tor 3 years! COMPUTER RO- BIT ICS! Best Friends Forever Avi, Ron, Robert, David, Chris! GOOD LUCK! Thanks Mom, Dad, and Anat 4 Every- thing I Am! I r ' TONY MUSCAT 4 yrs doing diddley. Thanks to every- one for helping me do nothing. Good luck Class ot 87, P.S. A watched pot never boils. V r SHAYNE D. MURANY 4yrs. Drill Team lnr. yr, c0- leader, Snr.yr.Head Leader. Outrageous 8- HHMDTSMHI RN LVR-ILY! 'AW-TFMBMAL IALYI, KR-your great-ILY! Ifll miss ya Mr. S! ILY M8zD , NIICHELLE MURRAY' 2My Family-Mom, Dad, cSMel,- Love ya lots! Luv '2fMy Friends Always-Elise, Pam, Gail, Mich, Io,'8zKel! SEE YOU ALL IN THE BIG LEAGUES! SHAWNA NAGY 2yrsBand, lyrBGB, Qyrs ASB, lrPres. 81 Comm.Rel. 3yrsBBStat. 2yrsSenate FNSN-QueenPam! Thanks 'Mom8lDad-IS. BK, ST. Thanks for being there PAM!! LOVE YOU,-RB., I RONINAVARRETA: It was cool, -Mike-Brent, KEEP IN TOUCH, 'Iapari Karate-Do-Aikido-IudoB.P. remember the dog. Bye Nlzs. Esping and thanks 4 everything. SPECIAL TNKS DAD MOM. r ' JEFF NELSON FROM OK TO CA FROM SCHOOL l. On the sidelines, Arianne Glagola and Donna Love share a jubilant moment. 2. Are these two mysterious seniors really preparing lor Finals? 3. Computer Pirate Robert smiles over the accomplish- ment of another devious deed. Gerald K. McMahon Richard I . McMullen Gary A. Mercer Laura Michalowicz Tammy Mielke lohn A. Miller Monica Miltko Nicole Minks Stacie S. Miyagishima 5' Emma L. Montort seniorsf39 gs K. gf one Tyler M. Moore Erin E. Moran Toni T. Morreale Ron M. Moskowitz Tony L. Muscat . ka :,' Peter I. Muetz Alke Muller Michell L. Murray 40 seniors .,,, 1 . . 1 ,Y - , ,ii Wa gy.. ,. X- ' Q . 5' if 'ir' .A A .ev V . , 4 lglvli f.--7 'fr ,:., .., 'K 49.4, .,, rw' ' 5 V Ka 1 ,gm 1- , .. 4 A -6.4- Shayne D. Murany O Shawna D. Nagy M Sifgqlggggp MS! CS Tam on 1gASuSlLcca1sfIafnfj,gATf X TO SCHOOL FRIENDS TO FRIENDS at DUST TO SAND WE ALL NEED CHANGES BUT FRIENDS MORE, IVE GOT THE BEST TW CA SI CW SK TD HW LUV U . SHERYL NEWBLL MOM 1 LUV U. STAC DID U C MOONLIGHTING THIS WEKZPDL' DONT B SHY, TTLL A NEVER HAPPEN THAT WAY, TBDU KENST MINE SHATZ, MIKE PLL WINQNEXT TIME! . A CHUCK O'DEYl .4yfs.fvAE. foOtba1l:l .EMPIRE LEAGUE CHAMPS!'f-110-Of SOP1-1 Ayr: VAR. wresumq TOTE Cl-IAMPSVY VAR. Em-haue THANKS-FOR THE GOOD 'TIMES EA.. RR, ELS. 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SIMON PIROTPA ITS ABOUT TIME I THOUGHT IT WOULD NEVER END! THANKS DAD AND MOM FOR GETTING ME THROUGH IT. GOOD LUCK TO TM SS IC SB NN RS 87 RULES PS I LUV SUSAN KIIVIBERLY POULIOT 2 YR. VAR. SOCCER, 2 YR. VOLLEYBALL TI-IANKSMOM DADSTOMILOVEYOU- GUYS TOMYBESTBUDS WEMADEITGUYS!! THANXS FOR THE GOODTIMES, MH, LH, SE, CL, BH, AM, TD BYE F OR NOW KATRINA POWELL BAND 4yrsg GATE, FAUQ CSF3 Thanks Carol for all the help. Grace, the PARTY ANIMAL LIVES Mom Sz Dad Your'e the GREATEST!! I LOVE YOU! GOOD LUCK!! HEATHER L. POWERS WE MADE IT!! GOOD LUCK!! THANKS EOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT MOM 8: DAD!! I LUV YOU! ALL MY LOVE TO YOU NOE! THANKS-4-ALWAYS BEING THERE MICHAEL! I LOVE YOU!! ANNA PRELITZ MGD CAN YOU BELIEVE 9656 IS EI- NALLY DONE? WHAT NEXT? THANKS TO EVERYONE ESP: DL, AL, SB, IT, LF, IP, EP, AG, SI, AB, CD, ANYONE I FORGOT! CHEERS TO SODA I ERKS EVERYWHERE!! LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT!! DONNA P we Inlly made it HEAVEN REALLY IS IN 87 It's been fun wf my wknd PARTY PALS See Ya 4ever Sharon LeeAnn Frnds 4ever LOVE YA LOTS miss u mom Andy AP BRENT A. PRICE thanx mom81dad you thought I'd be here 4ever. Good Luck to my sis. Paco gotta teach me 2 bowl I LOVE YOU FOREVER SI-IANNAN!! REMEMBER WED well it was real fun NIICHAEL C. PROCOPIO I'D LIKE TO THANK THE ACADEMY AND THOSE WI-IOM I THINK ARE SWELL, e.q.MA EAMILLE TRICIA IOANNE IASON ROB SI-IAN STEVE LORA, ETC. GATEGEEK. MARY POPPINS IS A BABE. RICK PUCCIO ZYR VAR FB, 3YR VAR GOLF 3YR WRESTLING, I YR BB TI-IE BUDS-RI-I DR TA ST BM BR C21 TF DW BG LA RK-HOPE EOR UCLA. LANELLE OUIRING THANX MOM Sz DAD FOR ALL YOUR HELP 81 LOVE. THANX TO IESUS I MADE IT! I LOVE YOU CARLOS Sz ALWAYS WILL! SEPT. 27, I986 WILL ALWAYS BE'1fI! LSQ-N-CV! BARBARA Z I LOVE U MOM TI-INX 4 EV- ERYTHING I DID IT HONEY! I LOVE U IOHN. THANKS TO ALL MY FRIENDS 4 ALL YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT I LOVE YOU ALL!! GOOD LUCK IN LIFE! JESSICA RAPOPORT VARSITY CI-IEER I LUV U 4EVER GAR-BEAR BFEVIKSHAE, HOIE MTMWNSDM BON IOVI9!!l STI-I 4EVER STHPER. BREAKFAST CLUB I WILL MISS U! I LUV U MOM 81 DAD. JOANNA RED RASMUSSEN 3YRS. VB 4YRS. BB THANX MOM AND .DAD FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT. GABE-BEST BUDZ 4-EVER. THANX IOEY EOR EVERY- THING. LUV YA MI MM EG AND CO. SEE YA! VICKI READY CNTBLVITS FNLLY OVR! THANX HEATHER ,EOR BEIN THR WHN I NDED UIBFEI AND GOOD LUCK TO THE WRDONE IYRQGO! GOOD LCK 2 CHI HO AND 2 CAROL LOOK OUT WRLD! '8'7!!! GARY REEVES DEDICATED TO D.A.C. III - 4YRS. BAND-87 DRUMLINEI- HAWAIIAN FOR EVER.-STAY GREEN DINO-IWORKKIMICKEYMS. - BRET YOURE HIGI-LTECH-GARTH-TI-IANX MOM, DAD8z IEFF. SUNG RI-IEE IT'S TIME THE TALE WERE TOLD OF HOW YOU TOOK A CHILD A YOU MADE HIM OLD. . ONLY THE MEMORIES REMAIN: 3I'S CRW., IEN, IJ, AF, ALI, HIPSTERS CD., PIPS, LORAI: SHAN IS SO CUTE! I. Chuck Schroth and David Peterson pause in their quest for perfection. 2. Karen Doswell sums up her affection for the cameraman. 3. Krista Lukarski, pondering what life would be like with- out sun. .s, I 1 ' I . three 'I shame L. Phillips Ann Pikoolthonq Simon G. Pirotta Ioseph P. Poulin Kimberly M. Pouliot Katrina S. Powell Heather L. Powers Nr:-'f If I E N I Anna M. Prelitz Donna I. Prentzler Brent Price seniorsf43 Michael C Procopio Richard L. Puccio One Y 3 , , an ! W- X ., f 2 4 R M is fi, wmv ,ax ., Mix mf ,' L 'V Laneile S. Quirinq Daniel Raqazzo Barbara A. Ramirez Iessica A. Rapoport Joanna Rasmussen as A i Susanne C. Rath Suzanne A. Reans Gary D. Reeves 44 seniors Sunq S. Rhee Steve M. Richardson I two HAPPY LQATNYMSXYX 7 ., MW ,,..,.f N ff 7 ,f my fyfff ff ,f ,, , fy A-,f f ., , Z srfzvs moaknosorr RLLL tors. Moy . AND DAD-. eooD Luci: TQ ALL. Mir.P1z1DNDs,.fMAD Doo gms. ROUNDER, a7ERIC,' IAY,,jCHEWEY,'t ANTHONYQ JOHN. JERRY. 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MARKS SQUID SCHOENEMAN QYRS VSwim RB Dliriedr crritchance KAR MUCHLOVE DBSurhmerwasditter- ent BQFRNDSDBDKSCLMTARDDSSMRL THANKS MD WORDS.areQ1t know MA+ PA?ukr1ow AC:pain O ASCHOUMIAKER. 1QIT'SS. FINALLY -GRADU- ATION SWELLK, RUTH, YOUR ON YOUR OWN FOR THE NEXT YEARS! BEST FRIENDS FOR- EVER! IOHANNAQHEATHERJLLEMISS YOU! y . . ' CHUCK THEQWHEELED 1!6Omph! BG LIVES ON ATI SDSU! LOTS THANX TGUY' '.!EFF'CDf'LG 'SM'DB'k A y DRUPY LOVE .UI MOM- SIDADSKBLGRHEYA HOSERS-I'mfON IT! A ' - STEVE SEGESSER L AYRSNOTHINGPOON KEEP ON SURFIN QUIT SKATING. NO MORE VESPASQTHE PARTY BLAZER WILL. STILLAIROLLIEBRUOESG-.D,WALT RULL. GOVANHALENO . , . CHERYL SEICH THANKS MOMSIDADI LYGENOCIDE LIVES! GOOD LUCK KK. WITHTHE BIG BMILOVE. LSIFRIENDSI-IIP:AD,TC,KK,CW CLASS OF 8? GENER- AL SPEEDYYPSYCHO SUCCEEDS .THATS-ALL FOLKS!! DENNIS SEICH BASEBAN 4, YRS DADFOREVERYTI-IINGTHANXVTOALLMYFRIENDSED PAULDANADAWNKARENHONJENMARSHASITOEV- ERYONEWHO'MADESCHOOLFUNTHAXCOACH IMAOKYSIPACKYTHAXTOOS. A - A . L - ' Q ROBERT M. SERRANO ILWOULD LIKE TO THANK AMY MOM FOR HELPINGLMEQ MY DAD FOR RUSHING ANDMY SISTER FOR MOTlVATING.ME.,THANK DAVID sr-:AMS .THANKS DAD, MOM, A EARIEORZ, ESOHEIL EOR ALL YOURSUPRORT at HELRTHESE 4 YRS.. HOPE TO ASEE EVERYONE ON 'AMY AIRPLANE!! ' SOON, WISH U ALL LUCK. HTOP OUNDALYVAYSH- . SONA sr-IUBASH C0071 MOM,O DAD, SALSA. NUNU .THNXJ LOVE YOU! SHELL, SEEAYA SIN SD, DARYN. YOUVRE THE BEST. TAM-SKI YA ON THE SLOPES. TRI- CIA SL DONNA5A.S.B, 87-W1-IATA JOKEIDKSESJFUN IN THE HALP, HINMANS Sl MARTENSTTHNX LOVE, YA, L.EAH,TIFF8L!.JISA GOOD YOU'-LL IT. BRI-THE GODS MUSTABE CRAZY! 'YA ALL. THE END! I A -A COLLEEN SHUBASH LUV. EALWAYZTOMYFRNDS- EG,SS,RW,LS SA GD LK LEAH-I -LUVU! -CLASS OF 87 VVILL ALWAYS .ZGETHR LOARA TI-IN 4 MEM-I RIESGDLUCKB7. ' A , y M , A I CARRIE SHUBIN ,THANX MOM UR THE- BEST!GD 'LCK 2 ALL .MY .FRIENDS ESP,P.S,BINKE1Y4IAM ONA AT KNOTTS!O-U ALL A'f.THEyBEACH!!!t A , - A I .' STEVE SLAWSON tO. my family! andgall my friends. Good luck tothe class of 87 ' FH blow you off the track' in my 65 fastback VW's,its not a car its a joke! XC-ya SI-IARI S G Iohh 3:16 IESUS IS LORD I LUV U IVLSIDIFRNZ EVR TIANA DRL'N CIN, KEP ON KNC'N. TNI THX 4 LISIN 2 MYU PROBS! LUV U KNG OF RCKBIZHELVIS PRESLEY - I ' A . ' L' . SYLVIA SOLIS DADEIMOM ,THANKS FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT-LUV YA! -- REINA+OEORGE ATHANKS FOR YOUR PATIENOE. BLANOA-STAY,OUT TROUBLE LUV YA-RICARDOAYYETTEI GOOD LUOKfOS ' . I ROBYN SOTOL 3yr SVBQ 2yrS SBg lyr BB. Thanx Mom SI 1. Kathy RodrigUes,!h1omen1Syaitor being crowrxed Home- coming Queen. A J A 2. Kathryn Burroughs in just another ASB duty. L I 3. Tiana Cholo looks pleased at having the opportunity to. attend the assembly. yy 5 y ' A Rex. ., . . . f-SN.:.m---R 1 NSA fi... .ANN R . ? Q' ? S. .E K , Q. ff: Q Q 5 X A, ' E Qi- f Ag , if Q 'fb-YS E , .- Q5-5.12 .RI . S. -I .JNYRQ 1 Y Y-'Y'QM,IR PQI, I -R I,-.. A . A RT! . ,Q ..O.-g.:,,?k3 Q-:...t - 1-Spf A ff?-Nik 3.1 S K-1' R-:IQ A-is-lr. 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LISA SPEAKMAN B:ke Club Sr. Yr.PepCIub Soph yr Thanx Mom 4 your support luv ya CL.AP. AH.GL.CP.TB.PTL 1 MADE IT! DARYN SPRUILL ! YR DRILL TEAM 2 YRS SOFT BALL NHS THANX FRIENDS FR ALWAYS BEING THERE! MOM AND DAD YOU'RE VERY SPECIAL I LOVE YOU! BEST OF LUCK TO: S5. DJ. A.H. C.O. C.S. DEAR CHUCK: FOREVER ALL MY LOVE. DARY MEMORIES NEVER DIE, THEY IUST SLOWLY FADE AWAY. HERBERT LONDON STEFAN THANX TO JACK ANDFRANK.THE REBELWRlTER WRlTESON!NOSTOP PINGTHF.PEN.ITWASAS HOWHORSE.GUYS!M!SSYOU DR.MECK!'!(ONLYKIDDlNG) NEVERGIVEUPADREAM. DREAMON'87. RAYNA STEELE GOOD TIMES W BUDS N LA MIRADA! ESP-CHERYL MUF -N- BUF AT THE RIVERiMY LUV 2 SCOTT ALWAZ!THANKS MOM I LUV U I F1NLY MADE IT!! LISA IN 1ST D1EING OVER BRIAN!! GWEN STEFANI FROG) 1597 W MELLS ANA CA! THANX LUVTO: AH.SS.MEDV.AVgir. RC.SF.THANX FAMILY! CHRIS.T1NA.BOY: OXXO!NODOUBT!! MAD FlSHthanx4the GREATSOUND5THEEND. TRACY A. STEINBAUER wrst BB FB slat. !rar. track,pwdrpul. MDT. Thx Bob Hinman U R GrS! PLUF ELUF GL Sis MB.CC.CG.KH.KO: I Luv U BR Buds 4evr. I am your sunshine! JEANETTE MARIE STEINS KURT-I LOVE YOU! CHEERS 2 THE FUTURE; JKTKP;! LUV YA MOM + DAD!THANX 4 BEING THERE: THANX D. MILLER! HEY ’DEBBIE ERIN KN CW CL'KK AE BR SB THANX87 JULIE STENBORG THANX MOM DAD S MOM DAD H YOU ARE BOTH THE GREATEST THANX 4 EVERYTHING PATTY KK U GUYS ARE THE BEST!LOU WILL ALWAYS BE IT'S I LUV U TAM. NIC. HEATH PAM L. ST. HILAIRE 2yrsScnate3yrs.BBStatTHANKS MOM + DAD I LUV YOU! SHAWNAThnx for the fun! OLlVE-your the best! PAT-Do we have to?SN,TW.PH, CO.JS.LM-SUPERTHANKS!!! GABRIELLE (GAIL) SULLIVAN V.VB BEST TIMES W MJ MM EG RS JS MANY MORE. TO JOANNA-MY BEST PAL 4-EVER! IT WENT SO FAST ... THANK GOD! SEE YA IN '97!! JOHANNA SUN BUT AS FOR ME AND MY HOUSE. WE WILL SERVE THE LORD. JOSHUA 24:15 IN THEE. O LORD. DO I PUT MY TRUST. PSALMS 71:1 THANKS PA MA MOM DAD LSM FTTT WILLY TANG TAIPEI TAIWAN THE WHOLE EARTH ARISE THE HOLY BARGAIN STRIKE THE FRAGMENT FOR THE WHOLE PASSED BEYOND ALL EARTHLY BRIBE KINGDOM YET TO COME SCOT THIESMEYER BYE LOARAHELLO HAWAII! THANX MOM DAD FOR EVERYTHING!GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '87! C.S.-yYRS. V.PRES..PRES. TOUR-B.B.C.!! SCOOBY I LOVE U MICHELLE!!! JILLY LOU THOMAS HOW CAN YOU SAY I GO ABOUT THINGS THE WRONG WAY... SNIFTER LOU! YOU'VE BEEN MY LIFE! Thank yous to Miss Adrienne. Annabell.my Mom and Grandparents, SR SD-HAHA ONLY THE GOOD MEMORIES LAST FOREVER!! STEVE THOMPSON 4yrsFootball. Empire League Champs. Thanx Mom Dad. Good Luck Shell. I-eo, we're finally outta hero. Bye BG.RP,SW,DR.DW.TA,NK. KELLY TOMLIN (KEL) RIGHT ON NO MORE ITLHES. LATER.MIKE. DI. I'LL LATCH YA IN THE GREENROOM. JILL TOMLINSON THNX MOMSPOPS I LUV YA! THNX 4 EVRYTHING PODY V EVE HAD SUM FN TMZf TO ALL MY FRENZ THNX 4 THE FN PARTZ! GOOD LCK-.CB.JE.LM.PH THEFUNHASJUSTBEGUN!! 1. Kim Hot fart pauses in her school day to lend hor profile to the camera. 2 In a pose that typifies Irene Pai s lust for money, the learn to gnn and bear it 3. Tom Shin, with hair blowing in the stagnant air of the classroom, ••miles to show his contempt lor this caption Lisa M. Speakman John F. Spence Daryn M. Spruill three Pam L. St.Hilare Rayna D. Steele Gwen R. Stefani Tracy A. Steinbauer Jenny M. Stein Julie A. Stenborg Gabrielle T. Sullivan seniors 49 Willy Tang Steve Thompson Ramona Torres Scot Thiesmeyer Carol Ujiiye Marcie Valencia Paul Valenzuela two Kelly Tomlim one Johanna Sun Jill Thomas Jill Tomlinson 50 seniors CAROL. M. UJIIYE PINE ARTS E GATE CLUBgL WE REALLY MADE IT! THNX MM E DAD A ALL MY FRIENDS, WHO HELP ME THRU LS, VR, MN, A ESP KAT ITS BEEN SO LONG LETS STAY GOOD ERIENDS. 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N, , , .V ,, V f,,,,,J., , I, V- , I ,V r , , ,fkf,7V5VV,V,g,,,f,Af4n,,,,V, I ' ' 'V A If , ' - ' ' ,V ,Q ' '7 ff' I' X T f, f ff' 1 ' ,1,,fifL,r'g ff 95, fy three four five LO RA SAXONS: CHAMPIO S DF EMPIRE LEAGUE FOOTBALL THE SAXON VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM CAPTURED ITS FIRST LEAGUE TITLE SINCE 1980 BY ROLLING TO A 6-O-I LEAGUE RE- CORD, AND A 9-O-I REGULAR SEASON. LOARA SHUT OUT ITS FIRST THREE OPPO- NENTS, WESTERN, ANAHEIM, AND CAN- YON, BY A COMBINED SCORE OF 55-O. THE SAXONS OPENED LEAGUE ACTION BY DUELING ESPERANZA TO A I4-I4 TIE. LOS AL WAS THE SAXON'S NEXT OPPO- NENT AND WAS CRUSHED BY A 25-8 VIC- TORY, LOARA FACED ITS LAST REAL LEAGUE TEST THE NEXT WEEK WHEN IT DUMPED DEFENDING LEAGUE CHAMPI- ONS PACIFICA 28-6. THE SAXONS ROLLED OVER EL DORADO, KATELLA, AND KEN- NEDY BEFORE CLINCHING THE TITLE BY THUMPING CYPRESS QI-3. LOARA HAD PERHAPS THE BEST DE- fx, 13,2 .:! ' f. E'-il if .ff ,, . ,Z ,W K f ,f ,ff 'ai' N.. V as.-mv. N fy 5, KT , 3- . .V ,H X f:,,g . '- f,,,I , . 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HILL'S SAXON TEAM WON THE CIF 3-A TITLE IN I968 AND SOUTH- ERN CONFERENCE TITLE IN 1979. THEY HAVE WON NINE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS. THE SAXONS HAVE NEVER HAD THE BLESSINGS OF SIZE AND EXCEPTIONAL TALENT, AND HAVE HAD FEWER PLAY- ERS THAN OTHER EMPIRE LEAGUE OPPONENTS, BUT COACH HILL DID THE BEST WITH WHAT HE HAD. THE SAX- ONS HAVE OUALIFIED TWELVE TIMES FOR THE PLAYOFFS. ONLY TWO OF HIS TWENTY-FOUR TEAMS HAVE FIN- ISHED LOWER THAN FOURTH PLACE. COACH HILL DOES NOT KNOW WHEN THE NICKNAME OF ORANGE COUNTY DEAN WAS PASSED ON TO HIM, BUT HE DOESN'T MIND IT AND WEARS IT COMFORTABLY. THIS YEAR THE SAXONS OPENED THE YEAR WITH THREE STRAIGHT SHUT-OUTSg THAT'S A FIRST EVEN FOR HILL. HE WOULD RATHER GIVE SECOND AND THIRD STRINGERS A CHANCE THAN TO GO FOR A SHUT-OUT. HERB HILL IS A GENTLEMAN. COACH HILL, BACKED BY A SUPERB STAFF OF COACH BLACK, COACH HALPIN, COACH HINMAN, COACH MIL- NER, AND COACH DELLIGATTA, LED THE SAXONS TO AN EMPIRE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP IN I986. COACH HILL HAS A SIMPLE, YET APPROPRIATE PHILOS- OPHY. EVERYDAY IN EVERY WAY, WE TRY TO GET BETTER. WE ALWAYS BELIEVE THE GAME THIS WEEK IS THE ONE ON OUR MINDS AND EACH WEEK WE HOPE TO IMPROVE. I. Coach Herb Hill, the IQBB-I987 edition. 2. In a more relaxed moment, Coach Hill models his new Loara Football attire. 3. Herb Hill coaches his 243rCl lootball qame. herb hill one two .ff 5 24 my f Fry I three our CONGRATUL TIONS, LO RA-WERE PROUD' LOARA OPENED THE CIF PLAYOFFS BY DUMPING THE WILD-CARD ENTRY FROM THE OCEAN LEAGUE, CULVER CITY, 34 TO I4. OUARTERBACK SCOTT WOOD LED A SAX- ON OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION WITH HIS PINPOINT PASSING, INCLUDING LONG BOMBS TO BRIAN ROBERTS AND DAN- IEL RODRIOUES. DAN ROVIRA AND BRIAN MALAVAR LED A STIFLING DEFENSE WHICH KEPT THE CENTAURS SCORE- LESS UNTIL THERE WERE A FEW MINUTES LEFT IN THE GAME. THE SAXON'S OFFENSIVE LINE CONTROLLED THE ENTIRE CONTEST. SENIORS LEO ALDEEN, STEVE THOMP- SON, AND CARLOS BARRIENTOS OPENED GAPING HOLES FOR SAXON RUNNING BACKS AND PROVIDED SCOTT WOOD AND BILL IARMAN AMPLE TIME TO THROW THE BALL. THE VICTORY OVER CULVER CITY WAS LOARA'S FIRST CIF PLAYOFF VICTORY SINCE THE 1979 CIF CHAM- PIONSHIP TEAM. THE SAXONS LOST A TOUGH OUARTERFINAL GAME AT LYNNWOOD. THROUGHOUT THE DUELING CONTEST THE STRIVING LOARA TEAM REFUSED TO GIVE UP. THE WOOD CONTROLLED THE CONTEST WITH A BRUISING GROUND GAME. LOARA NEVER GOT UNTRACKED OFFEN- SIVELY BECAUSE THEY DID NOT HAVE THE BALL OFTEN. DANNY ROVIRA, EDY ANDROS, AND TEVITA AHOLELEI PLAYED A GREAT DEFENSIVE GAME. ROVIRA HAD A TEAM HIGH I4 TACKLES ON THE NIGHT. ANDROS, FROM HIS LINEBACKING POSITION, PLAYED A VERY DISCIPLINED GAME. AHOLELEI WAS SELECTED SAXON OF THE WEEK FOR HIS FINE DEFENSIVE PLAY AND SPECIAL TEAM AS- SIGNMENTS. EVEN THOUGH LOARA FINISHED THE SEA- SON EARLIER THAN EXPECTED, IT WAS ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASONS IN LOARA FOOTBALL HISTORY. l. Brian Malavar adjust his tace mask while discussing the next play ot the game with Chuck O'Dey. 2. Tevita Aholelei prepares to block a Lynwood player trom receiving a pass. 3. Steve Thompson and Danny Rovira makes a strong tackle in the tight to keep Lynnwood trom scoring. 4. Andy Ianney carries the ball to score in the opening CIF game against Culver City. cit tootball!59 pi 1.4 as-J 35. LH PRo HXSGPH FOOTBALL SO tootlrall HQW E DLESS SPIRIT!!! one ,Q'3!Zf2 lfm :N F 'PW ,A - i 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Coach Ray Moore discusses the next plays with the Sophomore Football Team. These tinal plays were key elements in winning the game. Quarterback Matt Drager carries the ball to gain yardage. The 1986-87 Sophomore Football Team. Sophomore Kenny Williams runs by a defensive player to score the winning touchdown. Coach 1-lurlburt and Coach Iohnson look at a play with much anticipation. Freshman lohn Reese takes lime out from an im- portant game to pose for the camera. The 1986-87 Freshman Football Team. R Q IE WI Q Q? E , five SiX I , . two -.A A . wg! Q ' H A4 f A -ffl ,gp .132 ,Q ., .' f 1 , 4 Z . 4- I Q VAL . V7 W A R , .y V. .4 ,IM , 5 ' M ' Q ' ' f ' I . Wim I A I I HQ' f.., - 17 Iwi, . ic? I ' ' 1 ' Y .Lf ,V - .5 ' 2, ' 'I' ' Ma' .. I Zi' ' . I ' - ,mf . ., -9 .. . ' V ' I 4 43 V ' 4 Y 4 f W V fi '21 4 I- ' -' 3 1, , i Af W 1- Y' 'V - ' ' ' iq , ' , in V , , , I 4 .4 .H 54 - .. .5 ' N... V. ., , 1 4 I . , fi . '2 1 I ' gl 'tw ' 8 ' -. I .. , , , Y f ,,... ., ' I f I R14 A Rim I I' I' W , 1 L . I .f 4, 3, , I Q I four seven OUR SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAMS, WHICH ARE OFTEN NOT AS HIGHLY RECOGNIZED AS THE VARSITY TEAM, TRAIN YOUNG PLAYERS FOR THE FUTURE. IN PREPARATION FOR THE YEARS TO COME, THESE ATHLETES PLAY THE SAME NUMBER OF GAMES AS THE VARSITY TEAM, AND THEY RUN THEIR DEFENSE AND OFFENSE IN THE SAME WAY. THE SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN ATHLETES LEARN PLAYS, SPORTSMAN- SHIP, AND COOPERATION. THEY ALSO GAIN EXPERIENCE, CONFIDENCE, AND SKILLS, ALL OF WHICH WILL BE NEEDED FOR LATER SUCCESS. THE SOPHOMORE TEAM IMPROVED THEIR RECORD OVER LAST YEAR'S. THEIR FINAL RECORD WAS 3-7. THE SOPHO- MORE TEAM, COACHED BY RAY MOORE AND AARON KAYE, SHOWED GREAT ABILITY. THE TEAM WAS LED OFFENSIVE- LY BY MATT DRAGER, STEVE FEENEY, RANDY HALCOMB. THE TEAM WAS LED ON DEFENSE BY SHAWN CLANCY, IOHN HILL, AND IOHNY WEBER. THE SOPHOMORES SHOWED MUCH IM- PROVEMENT BY THE END OF THE SEA- SON. THEY CONTINUED TO IMPROVE EACH WEEK. COMMENTING ABOUT THE SEASON, OUARTERBACK MATT DRAGER SAID, ALL YEAR WE GOT BETTER IN WORKING AS A TEAM. THE FRESHMAN TEAM SHOWED END- LESS SPIRIT THIS SEASON. THEY TRAINED WITH GREAT DISCIPLINE EVERY DAY. THEIR RECORD WAS 4-5. THERE WERE KEY PLAYERS, BUT IT'S DIFFICULT TO PIN- POINT INDIVIDUALS. THE TEAM WAS COACHED BY MARTY IOHNSON, DAVE HURLBURT, AND TOM CASPERI. THE COACHES FELT THE TEAM SHOWED GREAT ENTHUSIASM. WITH LITTLE EXPERIENCE, THE FRESH- MEN SHOWED GREAT ABILITY AND PO- TENTIAL FOR NEXT YEAR. IOOIIDDII X 6 I r I I I 5 '4 I I - I Ip lbw I , K' Q ., - A I 1 I AS , - QW' Q5 A Ervi ix . XM: ' ' I I srqmg. AT-.3-in I I ' I I I I Af I fkw - I A H vii'- :.1,51 I4 ' ' : VTE 1.2, One two I A ll Y '53 A '1-' - + fx- - I- ' , , Q -E -5 5 HC.. Y , 6 5 'tk 1 L ' ' , ' '-' V 5 I-. 'if' 'rw 1. A--'v ' .I .. . -.Q ,,. .- -ffz - 5 I' w I I ,E 1: I IJ' . 2 I x T I4 I 3 -- , P 'sg 1' A' 4 ' 'T ---fm ,gav- i V. W TERPOLO WORK EOR A BETTER TEAM NEXT YEAR Q VHISIIY water pcb three IT TAKES A LOT OF HARD WORK TO BE- COME A GOOD ATHLETE, IN ADDITION TO PHYSICAL ENDURANCE AND COORDINA- TION, ATHLETES MUST BE DEDICATED. WA- TERPOLO REQUIRES PLAYERS TO HAVE SKILL, STRENGTH, AND STAMINA. TO AC- QUIRE THESE ABILITIES, AFTERNOON WOR- KOUTS WERE ROUTINE. THIS YEARS VARSI- TY WATERPOLO TEAM, COACHED BY KURT NIELSEN AND GREGG SMITH, FINISHED THEIR SEASON WITH A 2-I6 RECORD. THE TEAM WAS LED BY CAPTAIN MATT KNITTLE AND MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS SEAN EA- TON AND SCOTT LLIONS. I I I K. four THE SAXONS PLAYED EXCITING AND CLOSE GAMES. THE TEAM FIN- ISHED SEVENTH IN THE LEAGUE, BUT WERE ANXIOUSLY LOOKING FOREWARD TO NEXT YEAR. IUNIOR ROBERT SALLEY COMMENTED THAT HE FELT THE TEAM WORKED TO- GETHER WELL, AND NEXT YEAR'S TEAM SHOULD BE MUCH IMPROVED. IUNIOR SEAN EATON ADDED THAT NEXT YEAR HE HOPED FOR A BIGGER TURNOUT OF PLAYERS AND FANS ALIKE. ASSISTANT COACH SMITH SAID DESPITE SOME DISAPPOINTIN G LOSSES, THIS YEAR'S WATERPOLO SEASON WAS AN EXCITING ONE. ,Hsu six f 1' A if, I ...M :. . : , , ' tbggif if N 'VZ' . , ,, I' 'E ' I mfg? I M '5 , L.: gf. - ff- ' :., ' ' ., --1 ' ' .VMV A - ' ' ,',. ff ' - ,V ,.,,V jf 7?-34, 5 Q .- I f , V ,, ' ' X ,,. WI,-,H 'viii . , fm ,fff f . . . , -: 97 .. J ' 0 4' I 0 A 4 five se en I. Coach Nielsen plans some game strategy with Matt Kriillle. 2, I unior Sean Eaton rockets a powerful shot towarcl the oal. Q 3. The 1986-87 Varsity Waterpolo team: P. Liebowitz, S. Iurman, C. Wright, R. Salley, I. Ad- ams, T. Walker, S. Eaton, C. Sabich, A. Fullman, M. Knittle, S. Illions, M. Donavon. 4, Goalie Adam Fullman rises to block a shot by the Katella offense. 5. Team captain Matt Knittle fights for the ball with an opposing team member. 6. Co-most valuable player Scott Illions looks for someone to pass the ball to. 7. Steve Iurman is about to unload a powerful shot on goal. varsity water polo X 63 I IJ' - . L.. JI W I 'AE , W-M - iw-, Y.. .tu One . , , ' 7, Q A. 7 A j, T ' '- 'W ' '1 , E? vi 5- v .. . . W, I v A4 A M- 1' V 7 , ,' T .. 'fifq-i s ' , f' 1 -A fn 93,1 :,' fi V, - Q. .L A . I ,'u-IQf,I5im1ig Pu, . - ' , .V -,.,, 1 V 'S 'f ' '1::3 fk 'r15I'f:-i.'3, ' A - L' ' 5,3141 -R K, I' ,1'wQM3.f:,,1. ,',L.g . ze JV.: -f ga 'N fs, I' -': -' 2:1-In 5, .1-, ' 15, , , , X i , I, ,V 1 uf-' A: A L.bda.,ji W Q 4 - ' ' 'iv-. gf jrnzh,-I . 2 ,VI-.1 , ,. , , two FROSHXSOPH FI ISHE IT 6-1 water pOIO SEASON WITH A PLA H S f fo THE 1986 FROSHXSOPH WATERPOLO TEAM DID EXCEPTIONALLY WELL CON- SIDERING THE INEXPERIENCE OF ITS YOUNG MEMBERS. THE TEAM FINISHED WITH A I3 AND 7 RECORD. THIS YEARS TEAM DEFEATED OTHER TEAMS RANKED HIGHER IN THE STANDINGS. LED BY OUT- STANDING OFFENSIVE PLAY FROM SUCH MEMBERS AS DOUG BARNEY, BRIAN BLACKETER, AND HOWARD ZIMMERMAN. LOARA PROVED TO BE A TOUGH CHAL- LENGER IN THE '86 SEASON. THE TEAM PRACTICED FOR CLOSE TO 2 V2 HOURS EVERY DAY AFTER SCHOOL, AND THE PRACTICES WERE VERY DEMANDING. THESE PRACTICES CONSISTED Q, LAPS r l ,K , A 331 ll j I va 1 ff ' . . aw., 2 1 5 N . rf-:sf 'W . 'v----f-a-..w .V ' S f- Q5 5 S, ....,, dmv, W- A W hx A x km.. ,. 'l'v1-.nz-M A BTQQMT K-R. M three -F five ,,..PRINTS, TREADING DRILLS, AND SHOT Q?'gnIRII.LS. PUSH-UPS AND DRILLS KNOWN ggis IRoN-MEN WERE coMMoNLY SEEN :EN AND AROUND THE PooI., THE CON- ftjfLlTANT CONDITIONING PAID oEE WITH fflHIRTEEN WINS. TEAM CAPTAIN DOUG EWSARNEY ooNTRIEUTED IMMENSELY TO D3lj.HE TEAM WITH HIS LEADERSHIP. HEAD 9IlE5.:oAcH KURT NIELSEN WAS VERY PROUD I, HDF HIS HARD-WoRKINe, PRODUCTIVE iEtf51IUNcH oif PLAYERS AND WAS CONFI- IE QJENT WHEN SAYING, NEXT YEARS TEAM JEFHOULD BE A MUCH IMPROVED AND ,H0LEASoNED TEAM. CONGRATULATIONS ND TRCSHXSOPH! NDH1 VLA' loe Lander gets set to blow the ball past the defending Katella goalie. Assistant Coach Gregg Smith finds time in his busy schedule to smile for the camera. The l986-B7 Frosh-Soph Waterpolo team: C. Da- vis, S. Felice, l. Lander, B. Blacketer, B. Wilkes, M. Syada, D. Linder, l-l. Zimmerman, D. Barney, E. Miller, D. Ely. Sam Felice Readies himself to pass the ball. Sophomore Howie Zimmerman prepares to wipe out the Cypress goalie with a tremendous shot. Freshman Brent Wilkes attempts to throw the ball to a fellow player. six water polo X B5 K A . 'W ,v , , ,, . g K A YZ- 1 75 Z1 if t Q C -qu A-U I 'hun f ' i' V' 3 ' S , i f Ofle ' Cx n .l ' K xll 'x ' l , t x'- i I i , , 4, l i., J V , fda' 3 V ff ,, ,4 , 7 Q ' ff- , v - 33 ,I iff Q 1 15 v it l Ti ' 66 volleyball 5 if 16 two OLLEYBALL ERVES UP S NSATIO AL EASON three 1. The Varsity team gets a pep talk from theirl Coach during the game. 2. Kim I-lottart shows her dedication to the W game ot volleyball. i 3. The 19861987 Girls' Varsity Volleyball squad Ctrom left to riglfitl. Back row: loannd Rasmussen, Gail Sullivan, Peggy Bustillos, Kim Hottart. Middle row: Kim Evans, Heidi Sorour. Front row: Sina Zonnie, Kay Lyrffl Bunker. All the girls show their laces lor the camera. tour The team works together to warm up for a great game. Simon says, Crouch in position! fat least they all listenj Using great torm, Kim Hoitart, a senior, scores a point tor the team. Varsity coach Sonia Farrell looks on and is ready to give her educated advice and her support to her team. Kim Evans prepares to dazzle everyone with her famous serve. She concentrates on making her serve perfect. - LL, I , , , 1 .L E - -Q-. ive six PRACTICE. PRACTICE. PRACTICE. THAT IS A WORD THAT THE l986-I987 TEAM KNEW WELL. THE VARSITY VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS GAVE UP PART OF THEIR SUMMER, WHILE OTH- ERS WERE BASKING IN THE SUN, TO PRACTICE FOR THE UPCOMING SEA- SON. THEIR SPIRIT NEVER WAVERED, EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE NOT AL- WAYS AHEAD IN POINTS. THE GIRLS' CAPTAIN, I OANNA RAS- MUSSEN, HELPED KEEP EVERYONE EXCITED ABOUT THE SEASON. SHE Q , 685933 V 1' .V 5 1 seven elght HELPED TO EXECUTE TEAMWORK AND TO MAKE ALL OF THE THE GIRLS GOOD FRIENDS. KIM HOEFART, A SENIOR, IS QUOTED AS SAYING, ALL THE SEN- IORS REALLY PULLED TOGETHER AND HAD EUNYV' THOUGH THE SENIORS ARE LEAV- ING, NEXT YEAR'S SOUAD LOOKS FORWARD TO AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, FULL OF SPORTSMANSHIP, DEDICATION, AND SUCCESS. volleyball X 67 -ll... , f f 3. ft ,lf 'ft P .- Ax f C41 X .J S D. 3 -ff I X ll T ..- . ,...1,,,W, A 'Hn Q.. ,3 Lu ,',,,-Mfg , 1A, 2 l -- 1, If-5 ' R 'F WO . .Q .ew . . '1 ' Q ' .. We . if f f -f' '-exp - ,MT -' --- 2 .9 4' V , 2 . .. 4 4 ,., e I , ized 7 ' ,I , - , A ' I V' 'fl' :ea Q'-5,51 r 3. ' 1 Gu' :A iff' Q' T 7 Aff , ffl- F T . x V Q ' 5 5 one three 'D ,,,., ,.'?- J mm ,qw .,XN,MVi , A Q,-Us V Y . . 1 ' A' 5? X T 5155 .. T' -1 A , . Ffa? 'ff' T Z X .,.....,.',-:minus iW?'i Tis- ...W ' ' . .- , Af'-W1 .wa ' tour five l. Karyn tries a backhand shot over the net. F 2. FXS Team: Redman, Woodman, Franke, Luna, Hertz, Berven, McGee, Duckwitz, Hertz, Cha Kish, Egger. 3. Camaraderie in action before a qame. C 4. Tract seems impatient lor the game to beqtn. 68 iv-ts volleyba 5. Michelle Eqqer prepares for a set. 6. Autumn Gann :serves a wlrtner. 7. Two players walt lor the serve. 8, l,'V Team: Perez, lvlurany, Olawf, AfYll',dfS, Fielflg, Thorson, Sparks, Ezumhar, Garth, Klghl Gqrrgta, Eqqett, lamesg Sldlfif Hurlmrt, llUKl'I!'-llgp 9. ln vnlleyball, rgravlty ltnowf nw tfnlrulgg, Six Seven -fi .iff Q, 3914 ,, MW I ., , eight mme DETERMINATICN, PRIDE, HARD THE PRCPER SKILLS, AND EXPECTED 'ISUPERICR TEAMWORKX' AND EEST WCRK, AND EXCELLENCE. WHAT DO CNE HUNDRED PERCENT CUT OF ALL TIMES QF MY LIFE WERE THRCWN ALL THESE WCRDS HAVE IN CCM- OF THEIR PLAYERS. CCACH DEEEI ARCUND AS CETEN AS THE BALLS MON? THEY ALL DESCRIBE THE WHEELER CQMMENTED THAT HER THAT WERE SERVED ON THE COURT. GIRLS' FXS AND IV VOLLEYBALL TEAM WAS FILLED WITH CYER- LCARA VOLLEYBALL WAS MADE ALL TEAMS. THIS YEAR, THEY RETURNED WHELMING ENERGY, ENTHUSIASM, THE MORE MEANINGFUL BECAUSE WITH A DANG UNDER THE WATCH- AND ZEAL. AFTER TALKING TO THE CT THE EPI-'CRT MADE BY THE TEAM EUL EYES OF FXS COACH DEBBI GIRLS, IT WAS EASY TO SEE WHY MEMBERS. THE SUCCESS OF THE FXS WHEELER AND IV COACH VICKI LAR- THEY WERE INVOLVED IN SUCH A AND IV TEAMS POINTS TOWARD A SCN. BOTH COACHES WERE VERY STRENUCUS GAME AS YCLLEYEALL. PRCMISING FUTURE FOR GIRLS' DETERMINED T0 TEACH THE GIRLS PHRASES LIKE 'IGREAT CCACHESW VOLLEYBALL, jvf is volleyball X 69 I t ' M .M'k4g'2w5.-ff':ggaQ,,?, T 1 . . V Ver V 1 Q'f? 'tt3?I 'fcieffff ' ' ' :V-T ,352-in f?5,t'Vf' , 1, '-'fy ' 'V f' ' ' .Q ff Vs? C rt ? JF -V-.L vit' A-I y fr ' ' 57 11? V4 -r g ': if 3 if-:Eff ' g g' ' Ktihls-rn, - -- my ' 1--v-'fn tm Ly? .Hwy st., ww. 1,,. 5. 5 - kj ' - T 'yy , gif' ' ' V A T 1 V. . ,K , TRY? ,fb-W-4 ' 5:92 , R ix, ' -V Ve Vfx f' -T V -yligfiiifii A,,Vv L Uiitxtftffp OHS , My . 7 1 F X .V , ' t . i 1 ti ' if , at tdtlx i .A IM'-Q .fs : s,,t..V,- , .. ,, V f t . 5. . 'T neu W T 1 11? ' V- 2 t - 'T V ' Q: E 1 ACT P V O J: J - A-1' 2. a I .. .sl . live THE BOYS' TENN S TEAM Q MASHE T0 VICTGRY 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO. ll. YO! boys' tennis . . K. .,,xk X I- 1 g , , swgxrig- t. ,1 V was eww-s ,1 X M i - yg 4 ,....! K if Q .Q r- + 5, f W Frm-1-f-r'1 -1-7, - 1+--.,.,.,Vi-.-. .MH-. .,.,, U, ,....,.,. . . .,., -L1 A x rg., ...-.,.fE.Z+..4a.,-i4+4. ..t.4.-.,, 45.+114IITETSLLg.s.!.7.,.S,2i,t3j.'.t.g,'r-Q-aff , s , . .V,44.. -.-..u...4..,....,. ,.9.+-'..g..js' V 1 1,59 V , -+1--l , ' - ., V.,N,..4s,.l.-.V,., QV.: fT1.g,,,,ft 'Vffj' 1ff+t' K . , .4.L+-+-.+, A-,PLLLL J s-,,,,-. .. A ,.,.,.W-.-V..-+..s, 4.4-3 . .ali T'-'vig .'T T'T' M -La' 4 ,, 4,,.s 4. i,,-+.+..t -........u.4..4..4.,4. Ll two . V-V.-A V ' , V V-vi-Au 'ii ' -Ss tour ku' 'T' 7 '. : ? f .'-4, 15i!'?w , f 1: ju 577.gi- . V V 5 V X ,t5.,.AwF - .,.t. three six seven Victor Kuo keeps his eye on the ball. Playing doubles are Brent Bordelon and Iames Lee. Cameron Darweesh, team captain, practices his serve. The Four Racketeers: long loe, Cameron Dar- weesh, left Tacobson, and Young Chung Ara returns a tough backhand. Coach Knoch is proud ot his player Brent Bordelon. David Knoch concentrates on his torehand, The 1986-87 IV team: Peter Wang, Chris Garcia. Albert Chang, Buo Nguyen, Iames Lee, Son Nguyen, Toshua Fruhlinger, and Coach Knoch. The l9B6-B7 Frosh!Soph Team. Coach Ramos is pleased with the team. The 1986-B7 Varsity Team: Chris Huicochea, Paul Chen, Ted Lee. Young Chung, left lacobson, Ca- meron Darweesh, long loe, David Knoch, and Vic- tor Kuo. ten SMASH! THE SPRING SEASON BRINGS, AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE ARRIVAL OF BOYS' TENNIS. WE ALL KNOW HOW PROMISING THE VARSITY TEAM HAS BEEN IN PAST YEARS, BUT THIS YEAR THEY ACHIEVED THEIR POTENTIAL. THE TEAM WAS LEAD BY RETURNING MEM- BERS CAMERON DARWEESH, DAVID KNOCH, IONG-HYUN IOE, CHRIS HUICO- CHEA, ARA AMERKHANIAN, IEEE IACOB- SON, VICTOR KUO, AND COMPLEMENT- ED BY NEW MEMBERS PAUL CHEN, !,,,,,,, eight YOUNG CHUNG, AND TED LEE. CAPTAIN CAMERON DARWEESI-I SAID, THE TEAM LIVED UP TO ITS POTENTIAL AND PER- FORMED ADMIRABLY ALL YEAR. HE FUR- THER STATED, THE TEAM WAS ONE TO BE RECKONED WITH ALL YEAR AND BY ALL OTHER TEAMS. THE I.V. AND FXS TEAMS, LEAD BY COACH IOHN KNOCH, DISPLAYED MUCH TALENT, PEREECTING BASIC SKILLS, RUN- NING FOR ENDURANCE AND STRENGTH, AND DRILLS ON THE BASIC STROKES. eleven COACH KNOCH SAID, I FEEL THAT THIS YEAR'S I.V. TEAM HAS ENOUGH POTEN- TIAL TO BE THE BEST IN THEYLEAGUEX' ALTHOUGH THE TEAM DID NOT HAVE A ONE STAND-OUT PLAYER, EVERYONE WORKED HARD AS A TEAM TO DO HIS BEST. IAMES LEE CONCLUDED BY SAY- ING, TENNIS IS HARDER THAN MOST PEOPLE THINK, BECAUSE IT REQUIRES NOT ONLY STRENGTH AND STAMINA, BUT ALSO INTELLIGENCE. nine boys' tennis X 7 I , 3 , Refi Qt 4 f Lag. iii' 4 . 'i gsaekk K K. I' 'fi t ' ' ,Fi Y Ie ' W e X-L- I h X . , , - - X . 7 i . . F ' ,. N I fa l . f X .X 5 ' s T' 7 -1, 1 , Q4 ' , ' TV Y One , I 1 1 k 4 . , ., ' I fel . vw' 1 A wh -1 -HMM N' ..,, c , Ln-H .4 lt. 1'.:5f1g1'l - 1 lWmY3?9?:?i',w I f - 'V ff T f'1 ' i J Wifi 'T 44 TTT H ..... i .fum- ,, K .J .b. three LG RA, GIRL 'TENN GET I THE WI G GF IT 72 qirlsl tennis two I ar --' 'i . ..,. 1 V- tour I. Whats qoinq on? says Krinon. Rachel prepares to serve. 3. Chris Trout, this years IV MVP. 4. The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team. Top Row Cl to rl: K. Lapihuska, I. Bronson, G. Seich, N. lgo, D. 2. I-Isu, l. Wilkins, E. Reich, and A. Duarte Bottom Row: R. Levin, and K. Yoshioka. 5. The Girls' Iunior Varsity Tennis Team. Bottom Row Cl to rj: C. Trout, E, Park, I. Kazel, G. Leyva, I-r1i:t 'v 2-if 5 1, . .it -,-p:- J I five eight SX A. Habis, Y. Park, E. Kim, and H. Kim. Top Row C1 to rj: I. Sun, M. Navarrow, L. Cobas, D. Fujishige, and E. Romo. 6. Georgina makes a good shot. 7. Team Leader Cheryl hits a winner. 8 Erika Reich shows the form that makes her an outstanding player. 9. Kim, this year's broken racket award winner, shows her stuff. SGVSH IT WAS ANOTHER TRYING YEAR EOR THE GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM. FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW THEY BEGAN WITH ONLY SIX RETURNING VARSITY PLAYERS: SEN- IORS CHERYL SEICH AND ANNA DUARTE, IUNIORS KIM YOSHIOKA, IERI BRONSON, ERIKA REICH, AND I ODY WILKINS. IT WAS ANOTHER BUILDING YEAR EOR THE GIRLS' IUNIOR VAR- SITY TENNIS TEAM. EOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW THEY BEGAN WITH ONLY FOUR RETURNING IUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS: SOPI-IOMORES CHRIS TROUT, IAELYN KAZEL, GEOR- GINA LEYVA, AND IONABLE SUN. THE GIRLS' IUNIOR VARSITY AND VARSITY TENNIS TEAMS WORKED VERY HARD THIS YEAR. ALTHOUGH THE GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM WAS O-14, FOUR GIRLS WENT TO THE SECOND ROUND OE LEAGUE FINALS: E. REICH, K. YOSHIOKA, C. SEICH, AND K. LAPIHUSKA. nine giris' tennis X 73 W S, .. V .X I ,ii 1 M. R mix? . ., .. W4-L nb. 1- ,ha A W as u. 4? la ill! Er r 1 1' T' f-,K+-:. y. Q' 7-I Cross couniry 1 -Q 45 um. 4. -4 A if . .-.V - .4 - - u , C f .422-4. .4 , ' Q-lfzi-l3hlf.'fLifp....419 TA ? -I17?L :Tr3-if-Z'i?'g1I,ST I A ...f ew ' 'I . mmm ' - 1- -....., , , .- ua..--QV Q .. I A ESM, mm Q ' T , 1 fu Y' N 5.6.2. Fm I I, W.,-v'rv.'v - ' , -, N' .. A ,Mi , K 51 I QQ, ' . , . Ag .Qu ,I Y ff 1 I , X 'IJ' Q' .A , . ,V ' 'fx If 4 . .gym ,, mb., ug . , ,. , S' 41.1 , - I . . ff, . U, V ,,. O..- gk . , My V , . SE , ,, Q, , I 'x I I .,.. I -- ,, E3 QW X ,, 'K OHS two E three BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY CROSSES FINISH LI E Sour THE 1986-.1987 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM MADE IMPRESSIVE EFFORTS TOWARD REACHING THEIR GOAL OE VICTORY. CROSS COUNTRY RE- OUIRES THE ATHLETES TO BE DISCI- PLINED BOTH MENTALLY AND PHYS- ICALLY. EACH RUNNER PRACTICED LONG AND HARD TO WIN RACES. THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WAS LED BY COACH SMITH AND TEAM CAPTAIN RAFAEL GARCIA. THE VARSITY TEAM WAS DOMINAT- ED BY IUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES. ONLY ONE SENIOR, RAFAEL GARCIA, WAS ON THE VARSITY TEAM. SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING RUNNERS T I. , . . ct. -xi' . ' v .. - I .X-. Q... as A. f . m f: 1 in 1: zliwii- ',,f 4,1- 'vt tive if 42 seven 1 4 .i'f,,1,.,f 4 f ' --1 , M55. 1 I , U , 1. 1, A My , - ,, . f , 5 , I -A fi , gifs- ,J -42 , f-M wwwWm-MW,,w,eM.,,wMqwms.w,wMw,fwM4-f. .,,.,,,-, M ff - A ,.,,,,. . -ww. - 4, hm - - '-H. , -5 .A ' ' Q V - N - .1s',,,zgQ-1., I ,M V WIJZQFZQ ' - f i. T A ,,,,. , . L. f... fg,,. W.. ,W ,,,, , .4,. W, ' ' , ,a ,-fu: 1. .W I ' 1, fr I I - Kal ' . 1 WQ'6fM 7fw,, . - 4- 'Wk . , V -. X1 . ,:. ' , if' Q I ' X' ' ,www , X .2-.QQ fl J'Wla1ae.s.. -. . I.. .- WERE MIKE DOIGNY, GLENN NEISES, AND MARK RIZZO. OTHER VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS WERE IOHN GOW- AN, IAIME EFREN, AND DON BRAD- SHAW, WHO ARE ALL EXCELLENT RUNNERS. THE TEAM, WITH ONLY SEVEN MEMBERS, WAS SMALL IN SIZE BUT BIG IN SPIRIT AND DEDICATION. DESPITE THEIR SOUAD'S SIZE, THEY MANAGED TO PLACE FOURTH AT THE EMPIRE LEAGUE FINALS. RAFAEL GARCIA PLACED IN THE TOP TEN. DURING THE REGULAR SEASON, THE TEAM WON FOUR RACES AND LOST THREE. THE HARDWORKING TEAM DID AN EXCEPTIONAL IOB. THE RE- TURNING RUNNERS ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO A BRIGHT FUTURE. THE FROSHXSOPH TEAM WAS ALSO TALENTED 'AND DEDICATED. THEY WORKED HARD THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE SEASON, FINISHING WITH A RECORD OF THREE WINS AND FOUR LOSSES. THE TEAM CAPTAIN, RAFAEL GAR- CIA, SAID, WE SET GOALS FOR OUR- SELVES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR. EACH MEMBER GAVE IT HIS ALL. THAT'S WHAT REALLY COUNTS. I . 7 '-ani. ., I ff: W . p 44.1 :L if .. f-.yr I - f- Z- M y . - ' -- tw. ,.--f , - .ff,-fm 4, Y .f..,Vf,, 05. -.1 ' I I Ji, X ,fum-1' 'EM I -9. .,,. I-vm , X eight E. I aime, D. Bradshaw, and R. Garcia concentrate on one thing - the finish line. Mark Rizzo skillfully keeps his pace. Rafael Garcia, the team captain, sprints toward the finish line. The 1986-1987 Cross Country Team. Top row: Liu, Ray, Schaeter,-Iaime, Doftenberger, Iohnson, Saeter, Ordez. Bottom row: Raudabaugh, Neises, Doigny, Bradshaw, Rizzo, Gowan, Garcia. Don Bradshaw stretches before the race. Mike Doigny prepares to pass another runner. The varsity team waits tor the start ot the league finals. Glenn Neises struggles to put on his socks. cross country X 75 94 'N 'S .9 1 ai - N49 ' ...:,,1 One two II GIRLS' X-COUNTRY RU FOR YOUR LIFE! 76 ' Cross country four WHEN DELVING INTO THE WORLD OF GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY, IT IS VITAL TO CONSIDER THE ATHLETE. THERE- FORE, A SURVEY WAS CREATED TO DISCOVER HOW MEM- BERS OF OUR GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FEEL ABOUT THEIR SPORT. THE OUESTION PUT FORTH WAS: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT THIS YEARS SEASON? RESPONSES WERE AS FOLLOWS: LAYLA: HCHALLENGING - THAT'S WHY I WASN'T IN IT. O.K, WHO PASSED OUT THESE SURVEYS!!! CHRISTINA: MHA, HA, HA. RAKITA: A DOCTORS BEST FRIEND - A CONSTANT BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL. WHO TOLD HER SHE COULD HAVE TWO RESPONSES? MEGHAN: CROSS COUNTRY, WHAT A SEASON - COACH SMITH, WHAT A GUY! I I I I rw. I 3 E I X I I 5 I 'E ij 1 1 E T J ,, Ae I li 1,11 zlfii I a I . E. I if. 1 Q, 1 Q. I n'- X tive ' Six f ,I fm: ii. 'xt Q., .1-J seven CHRISTINAQ HA, HA, HA, l. Teresa Reeves realizes she has titteen laps to go. Object. BECKY: --IT WAS FUN TQ CHEER FQR 2. cliiilnyssnkggolgtlgit running actually lenqthens the Iflll Tgsggdirggnotlcraiwlinqcup y53urTleg! F THE CROSS CQUNTRY TEAM, AL- 3. W H M h num. k .t, f ! A I H t fh h QIFS LOSS Gun TY Gam! mm T BE RUN- 4. Foir-yeciqvgterang EeliiiauREuToinson and Rakita goylej gaidtytpjgngigameaiilja1E5LTitiSrveXsI,egEil?s NTNG. Roberson - oh, what a feeling, Cross Country! Ydrosilc, Tracey Shirley, Becky l-lannum, Rakita FELICIA: ITS BEEN TQUGH, BUT I 5. Chris Tarosilcstops mid-jog to consider the etlect Roberson, and Felicia Roloinson. LIKE ITV' ol the irresistible force meeting the immovable SANDY: TT WAS FUN AND TNTEREST- ING. CHRISTTNA: HA, HA, HA. QBVTQUSL-Y, THE GTRLS DID NOT REAL- lZE THE SERTQUS NATURE QF Tl-TTS SUR- VEY! SQ LUNG AND FAREWELL TO FOUR-YEAR VETERANS FELTCTA RQBTN- SQN AND RAKTTA RQBERSON. GQCD Cross countryf77 LUCK! tw four THE I987 LOARA BADMINTON TEAM ENIOYED A GREAT DEAL OE SUCCESS. THE TEAM, LED BY THE FINE PERFOR- MANCES OF SEVERAL STANDOUT PLAY- ERS, WAS ONE OF THE TOP TEAMS IN THE EMPIRE LEAGUE. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF THEIR DE- VOTED COACH, DIANE SWEENEY, THE TEAM PRACTICED RIGOROUSLY EACH DAY FOR NEARLY THREE HOURS. THE TEAMS HARD WORK PAID OFF, AS THEY DOMINATED THEIR OPPONENTS WITH THEIR GREAT PLAY, HUSTLE, AND CLASS, P A I M 5 G,-nw ,'.,' 'V'f'!'Q-e snr-- W, A f -Q-If - -' Q14-4nw'4 yt, rw if ffm-f fy'-ww-45 'Uv' A!.I , Ai..f'wI , .M 4 .I I-' ' , A. 'W 1182455 X , fvwe, ,N ,Q 2-fiiups'w8w4gffIis..fr,bE W4 A H'5'A ' ' hm!-1 ,,, . , , -, ,I I M , . I V -W 11:- . ' 41 wifi f 1' . ' '- ' ., .T 'S D , I 8 V, ,, i .R ,, J -Q4 , K I, 4 -ol? .I ,551 - - mx.- Jf, ,wwf 'F' ' A . :,:E3L,i:gi-we LLM-1r-Rnqgyl-qfx.,Rvm-',2 Q' I - I agar' ' ' N . ,LIS gn.-'K ' OHS I A if 613, pl T-I J, I . A 4 l ff.-W' --A JA 4 V three GIRLS' SOCCER TRIKE EOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR 43 5 two A WHEN ASKED WHAT CHARACTERIZE THIS YEARS VARSITY GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM COACH NANCY BEATTY COMMENTE 'xWE'RE A YOUNG TEAM WITH A LOT O POTENTIAL. TRUE T0 THEIR COACHSE PECTATIONS, THE TEAM WON THE FIR POUR PRE-SEASON GAMES. THEY HAD VI TORIES OVER BUENA PARK, BREA, BOLSI GRANDE, AND IORDAN. THE YOUTHF TEAM INCLUDED EIGHT ERESHMAN, EIGH SOPHOMORES, AND ONE SENIOR. TI TEAMS SPIRIT EE SEEN IN OUO FROM PLAYER? ,AID CHRISTI I ITG' --5 CER IS GOING 'IO EE MUCH IIf NED TH' YEAR: THERE IS A LOT OF EN II 'ASM'- Oil ir, five SSVSH EOR SUCH A YOUNG TEAM WE ARE DO- ilf-ILIIG GREAT, COMMENTED KRINON LAPA- .f r .J,. USKA. SOCCER REOUIRES A TOUGH MEN- XL ATTITUDE AND GREAT PHYSICAL EN f'Qi5ff . TQQJRANCE. I.V. CAPTAIN MELANI MIDANI ,V If, WG E fy, 1. ISPLAYED GREAT LEADERSHIP AND IARED HER SKILLS WITH THE TEAM. THE pw.. if. TEAM DIDN'T HAVE THE BEST SEASON, QIT THEY PUT FORTH A TREMENDOUS EE- DRT. COACH PIERRE VELO IS CONEIDENT 'IAT THE EXPERIENCE OE THIS YEARS HIIIAMI' llI'.,AYERS WILL BE A BUILDING BLOCK EOR EM, IN C EXT YEAR'S VARSITY TEAM. 21211 0 ROI USIAf ,gy,,.,iJ, ' Sophomore Akemi Matsukuho prepares to shoot tor a goal. The tuture's so bright, I got to wear shades. Girls' varsity soccer. Top row CL-Rl: L. Klos, R. Banages, Coach Nancy Beatty, Coach Pierre Velo, I. Bailey, I. Miller, C. Seigo. In car: M. Midani, A. Garcia. Bottom row CL-RD: M. Torres, N. Rorick, K. Evans, M. Boyle, B. Fields, S, Lotler, M. Eggar, R, Levin. Cnot Pictured: C. Brito and E. Tuckerl Shelli concentrates on the ball while her oppo- nent tries to defend. Alicia defends the goal and sends the ball to an offensive player. Melani and Rusti celebrate a victory. Ruth and Shalini pass the loall as they move to- ward the goal. Girls' I.V. soccer. Top row QL-Rl: Coach Beatty, S. Ferral, K. Kish, K. Lapahuska, Y. Yi, Coach Velo. In car: K. Crouch, R. Rucker, Bottom row CL-RJ: G. McMillen, R. Caytord, G. 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'L jf11,.,2m1L,g,lI J. , - ,,v,.:- '-u,u.f.---n- 1:-,-H-.-mn.-f':.sw..,..:.4-,-.- 'A one Iwo four AWESOME SAXONS CLUB THEIR AY TO THE TOP I IRM .0 three I I , I five IT WAS ANOTHER AWESOMELY EX- CITING YEAR FOR THE AWESOME SAX- ON GOLF TEAM! COACH MARTY IOHN- SON WAS THE EVER-SUPPORTIVE AND ACTIVE LEADER OF THE PACK AS THE TEAM ENTHUSIASTICALLY PRESSED THROUGH A SEASON OF TOUGH COM- PETITION AND EXHILARATING TESTS OF THEIR GOLFING SKILL. THE TEAM PRACTICED AND PLAYED THEIR GAMES AT THE EVER-POPULAR DAD MILLER GOLF COURSE, AND THEIR FREOUENT PRACTICES HELPED THEM TO ANTICI- PATE THE STRESS AND PRESSURE AS WELL AS THE EXCITEMENT OF COMPE- I I t I l TTTION IN THE TOUGH EMPIRE LEACUE. THE CCLEERS ON THE TEAM WERE ALL VERY HARDWORKING AND ENTHU- SIASTIC, AND THE TEAM HAD A DASH OF THE EXOTIC THIS YEAR, ALSo. IN- CLUDED IN THE TEAM WERE DAVE WALTHER, THE CAPTAIN OF THE TEAM: ANDERS HENNINCSSCN, A FOREIGN EX- HANCE STUDENT FROM SWEDEN: AND TONY EERRENTINC AND RICH HACER- MAN, WHO HCPE TO DEEEAT GOLFING FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE FUTURE. ALL IN ALL, THE TEAM WAS A GREAT SUCCESS, BECAUSE FUN WAS HAD BY ALL INvoLvED. six Rick Puccio proves that golfers have the unique talent of being able to touch their shoulders with their Chins. Concentration is an important part of the game of golf, and Brian Weiser shows that relaxation and a clean stroke are important also. Coach lohnson and the team stride cheerfully toward another awesomely challenging golf game at Dad Miller. The correct fashion sense is a must for every golfer, and Dennis Blacketer's pants certainly meet the requirement. Coach l ohnson knows that the best way to learn is SGVGTI t to observe and practice, so he shows the team how it's done. Dave Walther prepares to participate in the latest trend on the golf course - baseball! Doug Spicer performs under pressure in a com- petition at Dad Miller. The l986-1987 C.-olf Team: ffrontl Tony Ferren- tino, Denny Blacketer, Brian Weiser, Anders I-lenningsson, Doug Spicer, Cbackl Rick Puccio, Dave Walther, Rich Hagerman, Andrew Harvey, and Richard Basguez. The coaching of Marty lohnson, along with a lot of hard work, pays off on the putting green. SELF - ni CIPLINE5 i 5 v 'N' X 'Y 1, X Qu ' Ti 63 H i one W WE 4. - 1 .. A - R 1 f ft VAR ITY WRE TLING TEAM BRINGS PRIDE TQ LGARA xr, wiestliiiu three Atshiri Bayrooti uses cross-lace cradle for a pm. Brian Malavar Controls his opponent. The l986-87 Varsity Wrestling Team. Top: Brian Malavar, Eddie Andros, Mike Brayriard, Bob Grd- ham, loseph Abdelattit, Carlos Barrientos, Atshiri Bayrooti, Ralph Rucker, Danny Rovira. Middle: Te- vita Aholelei, Rick Puccio, lohn Adams, Eyad Alwl. Steve lvlashoof, Dale Six, Sean Culross. Bottom 1 lasori Miner, Donny Flores, Dean Hariario, Nicky Koh. ln his fourth year with the varsity team, Tevita Ahole- lei wrestles with COl'lll'1l6Y1C':'. Senior Donny Flores defeats hir: oppfiricrit from Kd' tella. Nicky Kola, returriiriq C,l,F'. Charripiori, gets ready lor the matfrh, F-. V . iw iif,-,f . . . f I ,. ,,,, five THIS YEAR'S VARSITY TEAM HAS KEPT LOARA'S WINNING TRADITION. THE TEAM COMPETED IN MANY PRES- TIGIOUS TOURNAMENTS, TAKING QND IN EDISON, IST IN MAGNOLIA, QND IN EL CAION, 8TH IN FIVE COUN- TIES, AND 3RD IN MID-CAL CHAM- PIONSHIPS. SOME OF THE OUT- STANDING PERFORMANCES WERE TURNED IN BY NICKY KOB, EDDIE AN- DROS, BRIAN MALAVAR, TEVITA AHOLELEI, AND DONNY FLORES. WITH ONE WEEK TO GO IN THE SEA- SON, THE SAXONS HAD A TOTAL RE- CORD OF I7 WINS AND I LOSS. EMPIRE LEAGUE CONSISTS OF THE BEST WRESTLERS IN ORANGE COUN- TY, AND IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST COMPETITIVE LEAGUES. OUT OF EIGHT TEAMS, FOUR OF THEM ARE RANKED IN TOP TEN IN THE COUNTY. UNFORTUNATELY LOARA LOST AGAINST THE SECOND- RANKED TEAM, EL DORADO. BUT THIS DID NOT STOP THE GRAPPLERS AS THEY WENT ON TO DEFEAT ESPER- ANZA, LOS ALAMITOS, KENNEDY, AND KATELLA. CREDIT FOR AN- OTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON MUST BE GIVEN TO COACHES RICK MAR- TENS, ROB MARTENS, DR. TERRY, AND TOM CASPARI. WRESTLING IS PROBABLY THE HARDEST SPORT IN HIGH SCHOOL. TEVITA AHOLELEI COMMENTED ON THIS BY SAYING, HI THINK WRES- TLING IS THE TOUGHEST SPORT BE- CAUSE YOU HAVE TO CUT WEIGHT AND TRAIN AT THE SAME TIME WITH- OUT SKIPPING A DAY. ALSO, IT'S ONE ON ONE, SO YOU HAVE TO TRY HARD. ALTHOUGH WRESTLING MAY SEEM LIKE ALL WORK, WORK, WORK, IT HAS A GOOD SIDE TO IT. SAID DONNY FLORES, WRESTLING HAS HELPED ME LEARN THE REAL MEANING OF FRIENDSHIP. v. wresIImqfB5 j 'if ' 4 .5-' - 'i one in three YOU G TEAM ADD EW DIME SIONS ANDTALE T 86 wrestlmq A I W -',!',a,.4 four ON NOVEMBER IO, 1986, LOARA'S WRESTLERS STARTED WORKING OUT FOR THIS YEAR'S SEASON. AL- THOUGH THE WRESTLING SEASON DIDN'T START UNTIL IANUARY 8, MONTHS OF PRACTICE WERE NEED- ED TO PREPARE THE TEAM FOR A DE- MANDING SCHEDULE. FOR MANY STUDENTS, WRESTLING WAS A NEW EXPERIENCE, BUT WITH THE EXPERT COACHING OF RICK MARTENS AND ASSISTANTS TOM CA- E Z s 4 wmssmsxw wmwmwwmwxw ff., 4, ww ' ive Y ff' .- f f SPERI, ROB MARTENS, AND BRUCE CDRJ TERRY, THE NEWLY DISCOVERED TALENT OF THE I UNIOR VARSITY AND EROSHXSOPH WRESTLERS GAVE PROMISE EOR THE CONTINUATION OE LOARA'S OUTSTANDING WRES- TLING TEAMS. AN EXCELLENT GROUP OE FRESH- MEN HELPED BUILD THE IUNIOR VAR- SITY AND FROS1-If SOPH TEAMS. INDI- VIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS WERE RE- CORDED BY SOME OUTSTANDING .w z 'M E -f 'ff 1 - -ef 4- ..,, . , . ,, . .. . . f.:'w:.,,. 'v '?f4' ff . ' ' ' f 1 f if I . i . Q 'Sak , 'I' . :L, . V '12 ' 11 1 ' Q55 91 ' WL - envy.-' seven eight SENIORS AND IUNIORS AS WELL. SEAN CULROSS CSR., 148 LBSJ, DALE SIX CIR., 141 LBSD, GLEN NEISES CIR., 141 LBSD, AND IOI-IN ADAMS CSR., 148 LBSJ WERE ALL STEADY PEREORMERS AT THE I.V. AND VARSITY LEVELS. A COMMENT MADE BY ONE OE THE WRESTLERS WAS TYPICAL OE THE TEAM'S ATTITUDE: HSAXON PRIDE AND SELF DISCIPLINE ARE THE MAIN OUALITIES TAUGI-IT BY COACH MAR- TENS. At the end ot a close match, the ret. qives the victory signal to Iuan Suarez. Anthony Dunton uses the defensive move ot sprawling to prevent his opponent from scoring a take-down. The challenger struggles to escape from a reverse hall-pinning combination. Head coach Rick Martens intently observes a close match. Carlos Barrientos works tor a take-down. With an inside cradle, Sean Culross attempts to score points. The l98t5-l98T Wrestling Team. Eyad Akel tries for a 2 on l. wrestl1nqf87 L ll-ls Gil wresilinq l J l l l i n 3 l THE 1986- 87 GRAPPLER TAKE ZND I 4A-C.I.F. l l V l l l l one i l l three 1 Taking control over his opponent is Danny Rovira. Carlos Barrientos contemplates his next move a splil- second before the match continues. 4 Nicky Kob, who look second in CIF, locks up w1ll'1 l1lS opponent Brian Malavar takes a deep breath before a ma1Cl1. Using his leqs and arms is senior Donny Flores. l Mike Braynard listens for the whisile. four ' f Wm ,, I Q f, 1 f' ,MZ I ,, ,V - I DURING THE LEAGUE FINAL, THE SAXON GRAPPLERS WRESTLED THEIR WAY TO C.I.F. BY QUALIFYING A LEAGUE HIGH OF ELEVEN WRES- TLERS: NICKY KOB, DONNY FLORES, STEVE MASHOOF, AFSHIN BAYR- OOTI, TEVITA AHOLELEI, RALPH RUCKER, BRIAN MALAVAR, EDDIE AN- DROS, CARLOS BARRIENTOS, MIKE BRAYNARD, AND DANNY ROVIRA. UN- DER THE OUTSTANDING COACHING STAFF OF RICK MARTENS, ROB MAR- TENS, TOM CASPARI, AND BRUCE ,. MUWWX ,, WW, five TERRY, THE SAXONS PLACED SEC- OND OUT OF OVER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SCHOOLS. THIS PRESTIGIOUS C.I.F. TOURNA- MENT, HELD AT EDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, LASTED FOR TWO DAYS. ANY WRESTLER PLACING FIFTH OR ABOVE COULD ADVANCE TO COM- PETE IN MASTERS. FOR LOARA, FIVE QUALIFIED TO GO TO MASTERS. THEY WERE NICKY KOB CSECONDD, TE- VITA AHOLELEI CFIFTHD, RALPH RUCKER CFIRSTD, BRIAN MALAVAR hhwwvfff , ng, , If 1, W, iff- -1: fl, M55 , f nv:-171' I f f If ar Y ,k,,,H, CSECONDD, AND EDDIE ANDROS CFIRSTD. THEN, IN MASTERS, BRIAN TOOK FIRST, AND EDDIE TOOK THIRD PLACE, WHICH OUALIFIED THEM TO COMPETE IN STATE CHAMPION- SHIPS. HERE, BEST WRESTLERS FROM ALL OVER CALIFORNIA GATHERED IN ONE PLACE TO COMPETE. AL- THOUGH NEITHER BRIAN NOR EDDIE PLACED IN STATE, THEY CAN BE PROUD OF THEIR ACHIEVEMENT. CII wrestI1nq!89 i Q V 5 three I DIVIDUALS EXCEL A THE TEAM KEEP AELO T IO boys' swimmu w 31 , Y K 53. I . X I one two four THE BOYS',SWIM TEAM STARTED THE YEAR WITH TRYING PRACTICES. EVEN THOUGH THE SWIMMING SEASON STARTED IN FEBRUARY, THE TEAM BEGAN THEIR TRAINING IN SEPTEMBER. THE TEAM PRAC- TICED RIGOROUSLY EACH DAY. THESE PRACTICES LASTED UP TO THREE HOURS. BESIDES THEIR REGULAR AFTER-SCHOOL WORKOUTS, THEY WORKED OUT IN THE MORNING. THEIR DEDICATION AND DILI- GENCE GAVE EACH MEMBER THE EXTRA EDGE NEEDED TO WIN RACES. THE VARSITY TEAM CONSISTED OE HIGH- LY TALENTED INDIVIDUALS. MIKE CONN WAS SUPERB IN THE BUTTERFLY. ROBERT SALLEY EXCELLED AS THE SPRINTER OF THE TEAM. DOUG BARNEY, A SOPHOMORE, WAS OUTSTANDING IN FREESTYLE. STEVE IUR- MAN AND MATT KNITTLE WERE EXCELLENT ENDURANCE SWIMMERS. SEAN EATON WAS AN ALL-AROUND GOOD SWIMMER. WITH If . ,Wm 1 'gg .. gfffqgiuav- ' tive six THE REMAINING MEMBERS, THE TEAM WAS WELL BALANCED. AS FOR THE FROSH-SOPH TEAM, THE ONE OUTSTANDING SWIMMER WAS BRIAN BLACKETER. HE OFTEN SWAM ON THE VARSITY SQUAD. THIS YEAR THE SAXONS WERE COACHED BY GREG SMITH AND KURT NEILSON. THE TWO PROVIDED THE GUIDANCE AND LEAD- ERSHIP NEEDED FOR THE TEAM TO KEEP ON TOP. TO HELP THE TEAM ALONG, THEIR ADORABLE MASCOT, BEETHOVEN CA.K.A. SPUDSD, CHEERED THE TEAM ON THROUGH- OUT THE SEASON. HEY, WHO NEEDS CHEER- 'P LEADERS. DESPITE HAVING ONLY I7 MEMBERS, THE TEAM DID EXTREMELY WELL, NOT ONLY AS A TEAM, BUT AS INDIVIDUALS. MANY INDI- VIDUAL RECORDS WERE SET. IN ADDITION, SEVERAL SCHOOL RECORDS WERE ALSO SET. SSVSTI Watch out! Here comes Beethoven Ca.k.a. Spudsl. As the team mascot, he watches as his team com- petes. Senior Matt Knittle tinds time tor a picture after a tough race. Adam Fullman and Farshad Memarzadeh try to impress the girls with their devilish smiles. The 1986-87 Boys' Swim Team. Chris Wright displays his great swimming endur- ance during a tough race. eight The start is a vital part ot every race. A swimmer needs endurance as well as strength. Here a member ot the trosh-soph team displays both. Iunior Mike Conn is an excellent swimmer. His dedication to the sport helped him to win races. Here, he is seen doing his specialty. boys' swimming X QI W , 2:2 5 1 as three fO'-lf THIS YEAR'S 1986-87 GIRLS' VARSITY AND IV. SWIM TEAM STROVE TO BE THE BEST. WITH DAN CULLINANE AS HEAD COACH AND IOAN HOWLAND AS ASSIS- TANT, THE SWIMMERS HAD OUTSTAND- ING INSTRUCTION AND TALENT. THIS YEAR THE TEAM CONCENTRATED ON THE FOUR MAIOR STROKES: BREAST, BUTTER- FLY, FREESTYLE, AND BACKSTROKE. AT EACH WORKOUT THE GIRLS AIMED AT INCREASING THEIR SPEED AND ENDUR- ANCE. THE GROUP PRACTICED ABOUT THREE HOURS A DAY, AND LIFTED WEIGHTS FOR AN HOUR BEFORE SCHOOL TO GAIN PHYSICAL STRENGTH. W' IIQIU --nt tive six I Y Qt? Q 'QW' ffiqgxt. t 4 sv.- ,wan 4- CARMEN LEYVA SAID, 'SWIMMING HAS GIVEN US A COMPETITIVE OUT- LOOK ON LIFE, AND WE STRIVE TO BE- COME BETTER EACH DAY. AS FOR THE FUTURE, THIS YOUNG GROUP PROMISES TO BE ENCOURAGING IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS. WITH MANY FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE SWIM- MERS, THE TEAM IS LOOKING FORWARD TO A FINE SQUAD IN 88. WHEN ASKED WHAT THE GIRLS NEEDED MOST TO IM- PROVE, ONE SWIMMER SAID, WE WOULD APPRECIATE A LARGER TURN- OUT AT MEETS. THAT WOULD BE A MOTI- VATING FORCE. ,M Q ,M ,git '-i1-- N, 1 lv-gs., . SSVGD loan Howland, assistant coach ot the Girls' Swim Team, times the laps ot the girls, hoping their new times will be lower than the previous ones. Improving their starts, these two swimmers prac- tice diving ott the blocks. The l986-87 Girls' Swim Team, lett to right: Kelly Cooley, Lesley Ovey, Georgina Leyva, Sabrina I-Ieyes, Shelli Zacharias, Sandie Payne, Michelle Gilbert, Lisa Nitao, Shanna Landau, Rhonda Washburn, Kim Meyer, Becky Hannum, Katie Whorton, Meghan Donovan, Shannon Massie, Donna Fujishige, Ienniter Leonard, Sasha Brooks, Claudia Perez, Brigette Andrade, lenniter Bailey, Becki Fraser, Donna Borkman, Carmen Leyva, Erin Riseling, Kathy Smith, Wendy Hannum, and Tina Bunting. Those not pictured were S. Des- Roches, I. Faustino, S. Imamura, L. Smith, and G. Stetani. Donna Borkman shows us her funny goggle tace. Practice can be fun when triends make it all worthwhile. Evien Stetani practices her famous 'ltroggy ic . Donna Fujishige strengthens her legs while swim- ming with a paddle board. lunior Becky I-Iannum competes in the buttertly, one ot the most ditticult and demanding strokes. girls! swimming X 93 -.V-. , ,U - -L I.-1? , A -- I 1. - fu :Nu I ' I n .. V .X ..u...., .K K f , ' ,:- W ' -- Q Y . A . V V , T - 'ff J, Q, I ., , 1 , A N. . .. ,L , jk h V 1-25- A V: OT19 THEY ARE HARD HITTERS 94. Softball BUT HAVE A OFT TOUCH If r x Iwo ,. . V . S ,FI K' - iiligm in .I ' V ,jr ' I Alibi ., ' ' 'Qi - ff-'.-gg, A ' -I---2p,,,,,i5i ' I three THIS YEAR, THE VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM HAD A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. THIS SUC- CESS BEGAN WHEN THE TEAM WON ITS TWO PRE-SEASON GAMES AGAINST SOUTH- ERN CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL AND SANTIAGO HIGH SCHOOL. BUT THIS AC- COMPLISHMENT WAS NOT EARNED WITH- OUT HARD WORK. THE GIRLS PRACTICED DAILY DURING SIXTH PERIOD AND AFTER- SCHOOL UNTIL 4:3OP,M. THE TEAM'S PRAC- TICE INCLUDED BATTING IN THE INFIELD AND OUTFIELD SITUATIONS. 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KKK, .KK .K KK fs- -F C., I t 'Q-aft t .- -1.5. . .. - . . . ...s.....8SPEzx A I us. . ws.. five THE TEAM PROSPERED GREATLY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF THE SIX RETURNING VARSITY SOFTBALL MEMBERS. THESE GIRLS SHOWED US ALL HOW A GAME SHOULD BE PLAYED WITH SPIRIT AND PRIDE, LIKE ANY TRUE SAXON, OF COURSE. THESE RETURN- ING MEMBERS WERE LAVON COLLINS, KIMMY EVANS, SHANNON MURANY, TAMMY NELSON, HEIDI SOROUR, AND KIM YO- SHIOKA. LAVON COLLINS, A RETURNING MEMBER SAID, LOARA'S V. SOFTBALL TEAM IS THE GREATEST THIS YEAR. WE HAVE AN OUTSTANDING DEFENSE AND OF- FENSE. SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR COACH MRS. LARSON. SiX seven Andrea Neitske gets a hit against Southern Cali- tornia Christian High School in a game at Loara, a game which we won I5-O. Heidi Sorour, Tammy Nelson, Shannon Kirkland, Dunya, Kathleen Williams, Christie Nonnweiler, Lori Hudson, Krinon Lapihuska, and Stephanie Palty show the team's warm triendships which accumulate throughout the year. Watch out, here comes my fastball, Krinon La- pihuska seems to be thinking. Tammy Nelson shows good form while sliding in tor another run. 5. 6. 7. LaVon Collins runs home to score another run for the team. The 1986-87 Varsity Softball Team: I. Engle, S. Murany, C. Nonnweiler, K. Williams, A. Neitske, K. Hottart, K. Yoshioka, K. Lapihuska, S. Palty, L. Hudson, M. Sparks, H. Sorour, K, Evans, S. Kirk- land, T. Nelson, Dunya, and L. Collins. Kim Hoftart demonstrates her extraordinary bunt- ing skills, which she acquired through long hours ot practice. sottballf95 . -J I I TR 2-TLS., Y ,E..,4R.Azgw ' 1 - 4-,,, IV SOULS 4 ,maff ,J D W, ' .f.?9,J 'F' - 5 f if . .V. SOFTBALL TEAM SWINGS INTO ACTIO I OHS th ee five six THIS YEAR'S GIRLS' IV SOFTBALL TEAM I-IAI A HARD-I-IITTING SEASON. SKILL, COORDINA- TION, AND DEDICATION ARE THE KEYS TO THI IUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM TI-IIS YEAR. MANY OF THE PLAYERS HAD A LOT OF EXPER TENCE AND IMPROVED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE IV TEAM DEMQNSTRATED THEIE SOFTBALL POWER AND UPHELD THE SAXOI TRADITION OF STRONG CQMPETT TQRS. THE KEY PLAYERS ON THE JUNIOR VARSI TY TEAM WERE SHORTSTOI1 LTSA PATNELLA SECOND BASEMAN BRIS .',Y JY FIELDS AND CATCHER TRACY SHRILLY, WS THREIT' RETURI ING PLAYERS WERE IUNIORS, TATU. -AME? KAY LYNN BUNKER, AND' KRISTI KISI L SSVGH eight H1116 Elf COACH DEBBIE WHEELER WORKED GQ HARD IN MAKING THE TEAM VERY SUC- CESSFUL. THE PLAYERS HARD WORK PRE- EIPARED THEMSELVES EOR NEXT YEAR'S OQVARSITY LEVEL. COACH WHEELER BROUGHT MANY NEW IDEAS WITH HER TO IMPROVE THE TEAM. THE SPIRIT OE A :1 EACH PERSON WAS SO ABUNDANT THAT IT MADE THIS SPORT FUN AND NOT IUST JE.f,CoMPETITIoN. THIS YEARS IUNIOR VARSITY TEAM QIWILL BE THE BASIS FOR A STRONG VARSI- ,ETY TEAM NEXT YEAR. COACH WHEELER LHLCOMMENTED, THE OVERALL TEAMS AT- TITUDE HAS BEEN 'PLAY HARD AND GIVE A ICWTY6 ten - Lisa Russo, righttielder, waits tor the ball to come to her section ot the tield. Adena Woodman looks tor the next pitch to see it she can advance to third base. Christy Wollman shows her stutt in striking out an opponent. Adena Woodman gives tull concentration to her position. The l986-87 LV. team: T. Shirley, K. Kish, A. Duarte, I. Miller, F. Luna, L. Russo, K. Bunker, B. Fields, L. Cobos, M. Alverez, A. Woodman, L. Patnella. Mary Alvarez prepares to tield a bunt. eleven Catcher Tracy Shirley hopes the Los Al player strikes out. Kay Lynn Bunker's fielding helped the team throughout the season. I Tracie Shirley runs towards third base. Finni Luna makes a play at first base tor the third out. Iana Miller is sate in a close play at home. jv Sottballf97 1 1 ,....,-tr .. I I 9' In J f, g I 1i . I U TIAQIQ I I I , 0 , Efgunouzsn ' 5 ITHEFHIT' I ' J , uso ,wo - I 1 A fmvazzzuvscrffsyrfzocsfsfm, 1 'W sm' 4 wma wsu HUNUR mu ax, u . . '--RQ , N E gi f Q- W I al nl 'I ' 1. L' I ' S: T51 , f A XM ' I rx f , 3' , L. '- I I I I , IQ ...II ......,,.,..I.. I Z MQ , 3- JL , ,A IH I V, 'WK'-M ,..,.,, ,,,,.b If -5 , jg ff V U E ' 4 nv ' I E f SAXON BA KETBALL MEANS COMMITME T A D UNITY T' LISJS Ofle N 'I II I' DJJ! 7' two three COMMITMENT. ACCORDING TO VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH TOM MEYLOR, COM- MITMENT IS THE BEST QUALITY OF THIS YEAR'S TEAM. SELF-DISCIPLINE AND HIGH MORAL STANDARDS WERE DISPLAYED IN ABUNDANCE, AND THE STRIVING TEAM PRACTICED VIGOROUSLY SIX DAYS PER WEEK. BEING THE UNDERDOGS, AS THEY WERE SMALL AND YOUNG CWITH ONLY THREE SENIORS ON THE TEAMJ, THE PLAY- ERS WERE VERY COMPETITIVE AND EX- TREMELY COMMITTED TO THE SPORT. OUT- STANDING PLAYERS WERE TODD EATON H OUT an QSENIORJ, TED BUCHANAN CIUNIORJ, AND PAUL PLETTINCK. CIUNIORJQ AND AS THE TEAM CONSISTED OF VERY FEW GRADUAT- ING PLAYERS, THE FUTURE LOOKS VERY BRIGHT. AS COACH TOM MEYLOR PHRASED IT, HTHE BOYS HAVE WORKED TREMEN- DOUSLY HARD THIS SEASON. FOR SUCH A YOUNG- TEAM THEY PLAYED VERY WELL AND WILL BE A 'FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH' NEXT YEAR. COMMITMENT AND INTEGRITY WERE HALLMARKS OF THIS YEAR'S TEAM. , VT, ,, J I' ' IIII if R , VII,I y I - IIII f tive Iunior Korey Kowata sinks a tree throw. The 1986-1987 Loara Varsity Basketball Team. 4. Lett to right: Randy Onishi, Rich Hagerman, Ted Buchanan, Tom Pouliot, Ara Amerkhanian, Todd 5. Eaton, Paut Plettinck, Rich Kupter, Lam Tran, Koi- chi Matsukubo, and Knot picturedt Korey Kowata. Rich Hagerman shows the concentration that 6. helped to make him the varsity squads second- 1, W, f , , my 2 ggi,-53 3 J, T It,a , W MW fffffmf,-f' f1 -ff -7 ,, A, , , I I ,-,, -, ,Ii,i 'V'a5fCif5 f '. ,,,, ' it f' 'Iii -i-,' 1 -iw , .,-V ,V I :V E., ' ' f, Q SIX best tree-thrower. Koichi Matsukubo makes a lightning-quick move and leaves the opposing team spettbound. In a close game against Western, Senior Todd Eaton shoots a 12-footer over the outstretched hands ot a defender. Ted Buchanan makes his move and shows why he was an outstanding performer all season. boys' IoasketbaIIf99 . Riff-5? ' three . . BA KETBALL FEATURE TEAM QRK, HUSTLE, 81 SKILL 100 bays' basketball f- Q 22,0 , 'WW -W W rp-A -ikqe., ' 1 G o e two ' ' iour I THE HIGHLIGHT OF THIS YEARS? IUNIGR VARSITY TEAM WAS REREGR- I MANCE. THE TCP PERFORMER WAS, IUNIGR GUARD AND TEAM CAPTAIN I EGEEY RATANEEEA WHO SHOT OVER SDH, EGR THE SEASON ANDQ WAS THE EEST REEGUNDER AT HIST RGSITIGN, MARK PLETTINK, A SGRH- 3 GMGRE, TURNED IN THE MOST CONE I SISTENT REREGRMANCE ON THE COURT AND LED THE TEAM IN FREETHROWS WITH AN AVERAGE OF QVER 7023. HIGH REREGRMERS WERE I tive six BRIAN WEISER AND TOM POULIOT WHO ANCHORED THE CENTER POSI- TION. FORWARD IIM DELEHOY RE- TURNED FROM PRE-SEASON INIURIES TO THE STARTING LINE-UP AS THE COMEBACK PERFORMER OF THE SEASON. IUNIOR GUARD RON HARD- ING'S DEADLY OUTSIDE SCORING THREAT GAINED HIM THE REPUTA- TION AS THE HOOP PERFORMER. SOPHOMORE FORWARD MIKE COONEY AND IUNIOR HON NGUYEN'S PERFORMANCES IM- u WWW, ., se STI PROVED EACH DAY OF THE SEASON, EARNING THEM THE TITLE OF MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS ON THE TEAM. SOPHOMORE FORWARD KOREY BRUSH DEVELOPED INTO A FINE OF- FENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE MEMBER OF THE SOUAD. IUNIOR POINT GUARD CRAIG CLAYTON'S RESPONSIBILITY WAS TO CO-ORDINATE ALL OF THE INDIVIDUAL TALENTS ON THE COURT INTO A WINNING PERFORMANCE. eiCihI nine Bob Patanella protects the ball trom an opponent. Craig Clayton gets good height in a lump shot. Ron Harding twists for two in a nitty lay-up. Bobby Patanella successfully out-jumps a Mariner. The IV Boys Basketball Team. L to R: R. Harding, B. Patan- ella, M. Cooney, I. Delehoy, B. Weiser, K. Brush, C. Clay- ton, M. Plettinck, H. Nguyen. Not Pictured: B. Iarman, D. Heinze. Hon Nguyen makes an assist. Mark Plettinck battles tor a loose ball. The Saxons complete a tast break tor two points. Mike Cooney drives the baseline. boys! basketball! IOI ' ' ' uf.. WYE' 1 , V one A 1 I - 3 H 1 L X If 'E V w . 3 2 two lui 1-r . -1: 4:4 ' if , 'rm r - I ' Q 'R .'fxV fgf S' N three gba I f I ff ff '31 DA ' .J 9 ' f' f V v , ' ZH- I Q A 3 jf, Wy fff, wwf f ,, . -- ' 4 ,mfwffva QA 'ae' mgfg fd fy! .av-S-A 5 Q. ,, 5 ty f I four FRE HMEN AND SOPHOMORE HOOT DOW OPPONENTS ILT boys LxISl1f411g.Il1 W 0, I 'M , I ful , Q J nv' O Y, ' 7 77 five THIS YEARS IQBB-IQBT BOYS' ERESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM RER- FORMED WELL AGAINST ALL QRRQS- ING TEAMS. THROUGHOUT THE SEA- I SON THEY BECAME A BETTER AND BETTER TEAM WITH HELP AND INSRI. RATIQN FROM THEIR NEW COACH. IN A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASQN, THE PLAYERS WERE ABLE TO EXHIBIT GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP IN EVERY GAME. ERESHMAN IQHN RAUDA- BAUGH FELT THAT THE TEAMS WIN- NING YEAR COULD BE CREDITED TO THE EEELINGS OF TEAMWQRKK SHARED BY ALL THE FRESHMAN I RLAYERS. I . 5 : X , it eight Six Before the game, the Freshman Basketball Team receives an inspiring pep talk from their Coach, Hal Roberts. Greg Ramsey springs high in the air to make a jump shot. Chris Hoffman displays great style while scoring two points for the Freshman Team. William Kuai in-bounds the ball in a win at Paci- fica. l986-l987 Boys Freshman Basketball Team. Top row Cleft to rightl: Mike Naylor, Mike Mc Gowan, Greg Ramsey, Ioey Gaudio, Bart Dunn, William Kuai, Damon Riddle, Hee Lee, Steve Chung. Bot- tom row: Mike Treanor, Ellick Hsu, Mike Des- roches, Chris Hoffman, Iohn Raudabaugh. SSVGH THUG UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF COACH IERRY HALPIN, THE I986-87 LOARA SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM PROVED TO BE A TOUGH CON- TENDER IN THE EMPIRE LEAGUE. TEAM CAPTAIN ADRIAN OLIPHANT AND MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ERIC SMITH WERE TWO OF THE LEADING SCORERS. ANDY ELLEDGE RAN THE PLAYS. IN ADDITION, IEFF GORDON, NAMED MOST IMPROVED PLAYER, COULD ALWAYS BE DEPENDED UPON TO GIVE IOOM. PRACTICE, DEDICATION, AND STAMINA PROVED TO PLAY A KEY ROLE IN THEIR SUC- CESSFUL SEASON. ten Andy Elledge drives up the court. Nate Carlisle shows great form, Eric Smith scores on a jumper. The l986-87 Sophomore Basketball Team. Front Ro C, Fingal, I. Gordon, G. Wagner, S. Hood, T. Caples Back Row: R. Halcomb, A. Elledge, R. Tamblyn, E Smith, W. Lackey, B. Leonard, A. Oliphant, N. Carlisle K. Williams. Surrounded by five opposing players, Adrian Oliphant makes a lay-up. boys' basketball X IO3 OHS 'fmt gbi mv l' .,,, In iff' GIRLS VARSITY B BALL DISPLAYS TEAM SPIRIT R . 'I'-if Eff .xv . W, . . ,,, Bl, I 3, fl 'I , I Y , 1 ' V xvfwwhvw Nm ,W ..g, ,g ,. mfftff' f gi 2 fffazfiffff ' 1+ Q, lun 2 ai, .E-ft' -:::D:' 5 ffkfy I .Z PWS .4 rf' ::,,.- I ,ff ..,,,f J 1- N t tour five 3 . ,x:, . ,-gf' K ,,,, R.- ' I K K .. . N E Q ,, M A, . ... S . I x ,mul 5 tif ' Sw Y' wt 1, RS . WITH FOUR SENICRS, TWO IUNIORS, AND THREE SOPHOMORES. THE FOUR SENIORS WERE CARCLYN OSATO, TRI- CIA CREASON, IANET HSU, AND ICAN- NA RASMUSSEN. CAROLYN oSATo WAS THE TEAM CAPTAIN AS WELL AS THE TEAM STAR. GOING INTO THE SEA- SON SHE WAS RANKED AS ONE OF THE TOP TEN PLAYERS IN THE EMPIRE LEAGUE. IN ADDITION, IN HER YEARS AT LOARA, CARoI.YN OSATO ACCOM- PLISHED THE FOLLOWING: SECOND IN MOST CAREER STEALS, SECOND IN MoST SEASON STEALS, SECOND IN MOST CAREER ASSISTS, AND SECOND six IN MOST SEASON ASSISTS. CAROLYN GAVE MUCH CREDIT TO HER TEAM- MATES. THE IUNIORS WERE ERIKA REICH AND NOELLE PLACK. THE SOPHOMORES WERE MICHELLE ROLAND, HEIDI SOR- OUR, AND KIM YOSHIOKA. WITH TWO IUNIORS AND THREE SOPHOMORES RE- TURNING NEXT YEAR, THEY ARE EX- PECTED TO BE A FINE TEAM. COACHED BY GARY BLATE, THE TEAM PLAYED WITH INCREASING MA- TURITY. ALTHOUGH THEY HAD A SLOW START, THE GIRLS PLAYED BETTER AS THE SEASON PROGRESSED. I 'xiii Iunior Erika Reich and senior Tricia Creason bat- tle tor the rebound. Ioanna Rasmussen waits tor the right moment to inbound the ball. The IQSSAST Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. Standing: Heidi Sorour, Michelle Roland, Noelle Plack, Tricia Creason, Erika Reich, Ioanna Rasa mussen, Ianet Hsu. Kneeling: Carolyn Osato, Kim Yoshioka. Despite the opposition, Heidi Sorour manages to make a successtul basket. Carolyn Osato makes another assist. Noelle Plack and Ianet Hsu listen while Coach Gary Blate discusses the team plan. Heidi Sorour scores from the top ot the key. girls' basketball! IOS -Eu-stil .S J-f -1 DQS- SJ Nh' ' . N'-+.......r L ODS AUM MATH? ya-JL N fl: zu M ,TWV 5 , , , , , , THE IUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' BASKET- BALL TEAM WAS OUTSTANDING THIS YEAR DUE TO CONSTANT DRILLS, END- LESS RUNNING, AND BRILLIANT COACHING, THEY HAVE MADE A STRONG SHOWING IN LEAGUE, AND THEY WERE CONTENDERS EOR THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS. MELANIE SPARKS, IENNIFER LEONARD, AND DEANNE EGGETT ARE THREE OE THE TEAMS STRONGEST AND BEST PLAY- ERS, THE TEAM IS COACHED BY DEBBIE WHEELER WHO IS PROUD OE THEIR SUCCESSES BECAUSE THEY HAVE WORKED SO HARD TO EARN IT. THREE CHEERSY GIRL ' BA DUNKS THE COMPETITIO KETBALL LAM Emssaase I is bf 51 ,H IL ' r -1 W., If I I wt WE Lv., z,v.x as ,..,1, -A AW., ..... ,, .,,,. qxv, ..,,. , . , . , 5 ....,-.. .N fs v A .Vl?:v'A- g g s , ,. WHT BY SAXUNS LBYAI MW TRUE ' T rrmmmwxsa mm FBUNDAHUN -EEI , - S YHICH Hill MST 002 WHUIE LIFE THRUUGH Iumtnnimumfs .uwavs uusm I , 'N MY UIADITIDII LIVE LONE T00 I i task? 3933 'fi ' Haw' Evkg nw Q L 25-W -my wwE,, ,H , .E - .QVVL .,fL1-ff ,. Iwwmfs .f ' , A- .1 lvgn, f TIS fy nwwa - . .mt f-- nlugglll IIIIIIII IEDAHDGUUI WI -I ' ' ig I Q ow wsu uourfif lf I I H ,, WW ,, , i it ff 'Q I E l if I vm li It 58 ,Is I I 5 , is 35 , ' X tive Y , SIX THE ERCSH-SCRH CIRLS' EASRET- BALL TEAM WON MCST OF THEIR GAMES THIS YEAR. CCACH TCM HONDA SAID OF THE TEAM, THEY WERE VERY INEXRERIENCED AT THE BEE CIINNINC OF THE YEAR, BUT AS TIME WENT ON THEY ALL IMRRCYED. THEY TAKE A LOT OF YELLINC ERCM ME, BUT THEYYE RESPONDED WITH A STRONG RERECRMANCEJ' TCR RERECRMANCES GF THE YEAR WERE MADE BY LISA NA- KAZCNC AND MARY EALCNY. SSVSH Shannon McNally C4333 waits tor the rebound. Deanne Eggett C4315 outmaneuvers her oppo- nent The lunior Varsity Team. Lett to Right: Teresa Reeves, lody Wilkins, Theresa Walker, lenniter Leonard, Shannon McNally, Melanie Sparks, Deanne Eggett, and Lisa Nitao. Not picturedz Kristi Norris. lodi Wilkins la'il2D makes an athletic throw. The Frosh-Soph Team. Back Row: Lisa Patanella, Jafi , wmxwwi ii eight lin Kim, Traci Breven, Mary Falony, Haeil Kim. front row: Tinny Cha, Dorothy l-lsieh, Eunil Kim. Not pictured: Lisa Nakazono. Mary Falony M9333 attempts to outjump her oppo- nent Lisa Nakazono C3343 makes a treethrow with out- standing Coordination. Dorothy Hsieh C4135 receives a pass from another member of the team. ' girls' basketball! lO7 I Z- ..j 'wiv -fn- t L' two Q . l f 4.1 1 L ' Q . ls,i::gi'T.w L .,. . fQsjA MTR A Vbzns ji lf- Lf ., .T -V1, three , O8 boys' track OHS if five'- tour THE 1987 TRACK TEAM UNS I FOURTH GEAR five Mike Braynard Concentrates before shot-putting. Giving his best effort is Bob Titus. With determination and skill, lohn Spence Clears the hurdle. Greq Ramsey attempts to jump over the new heiqht. The l986-87 Boys' Track Team. Members of the team warm up before practice. Gary Ho successfully passes the baton to Greq Ramsey. Leapinq Hiqh for that extra inch is Mike Facio. Tony Walker finishes a close race. Rafael Garcia wins a touqh mmf: against Esperanza, s SGVSD I THE 1987 BOYS' VARSITY TEAM WAS STRONG IN FIELD EVENTS AND HUR- DLES, SAID COACH DAVE SMITH. HE FURTHER STATED, TO DEVELOP INTO A GOOD TEAM, THE YOUNG ATHLETES NEED TO IMPROVE IN SPRINTS AND DIS- TANCE EVENTS. ASSISTED BY COACHES DAVE SMITH, TOM HONDA, TOM CASPARI, MIKE BLACK, AND IOHN DEFRIES, THE TEAM PRACTICED AP- PROXIMATELY TWO HOURS EACH DAY. KEY VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS THIS YEAR INCLUDED IOHN SPENCE CHUR- DITIS DLES AND LONG IUMPD, DON BRAD- SHAW C440 AND 2205, MIKE FACIO CLONG IUMPD, AND SCOTT ILLIONS 14405. IN FROSHXSOPH, OUTSTANDING PER- FORMANCES WERE TURNED IN BY GREG RAMSEY CHIGH IUMP AND HUR- DLESD, IOHN GOWAN CMILE AND TWO MILED, CHRIS SNELLING CSHOT PUT AND DISCUSD, AND EFREN IAIME CMILE AND TWO MILED. WITH SO MANY DIFFERENT EVENTS, TRACK CAN BEVERY DIFFICULT FOR I ten BOTH THE ATHLETES AND THE COACHES. MANY TIMES, AN INDIVID- UAL ATHLETE MAY COMPETE IN AS MANY AS THREE DIFFERENT EVENTS IN A SINGLE MEET. BUT WITH GOOD COM- MUNICATION AMONG THE RUNNERS AND THEIR COACHES, THE TEAM WAS ABLE TO PERFORM UP TO THEIR POTEN- TIAL, THE TOUGH COMPETITION AMONG THE LEAGUE TEAMS DID NOT HINDER THE SAXONS IN ACHIEVING THEIR GOAL. boys' track! I09 I A urls' tmvk 1-P44700 -..-A Y . X three GIRL ' TRACK RACES TOWARDS EXCELLENCE one Iwo - :A I! I '4 four THE I987 GIRLS' TRACK SEASON WAS FULL OF SURPRISES AND OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS. STARTING THE SEASON OFF RIGHT, RAKITA ROEERSON SURPASSED LOARA'S PREVIOUS GIRLS' LONG IUMP RECORD WITH A I7- FOOT, 2-INCH IUMP. THIS VERY IUMP WAS CAPTURED ON FILM IN PICTURE ONE OF THIS PAGE. THE GIRLS' RELAY TEAM, CONSISTING OF CHRISTINA ARRIBAS, LEYLA CAMP- BELL, MELANIE MADANI, AND RAKITA ROEERSON, WAS VIC- TORIOUS OVER MANY SCHOOLS IN DUAL MEETS. TOP HUR- DLERS INCLUDED CATHY ARRIBAS AND KELLY GRATIN. MEGHAN BOYLE EXCELLED IN HER EVENT, THE TRIPLE IUMP. tive sing EELICIA ROBINSON, ALICIA GARCIA, KELLY GRATIN, TERE- SA REEVES, AND CHRISSY YAROSIK RAN IN THE DISTANCE EVENTS. CHRISTINA ARRIBAS TOPPED THE 440, AND RAKITA AND LEYLA BOTH MADE SPECTACULAR PEREORMANCES IN THE 220 AND IOO-YARD EVENTS. HIGH I UMPERS WERE KELLY GRATIN, CHRYSTAL MCGEE, AND IACKIE ROSAS. AN OUT- STANDING DISCUSS THROWER AND SHOTPUTTER WAS KATHY HOPPER. HEAD COACH SMITH, COACH HONDA, AND COACHES HURLBURT, CASPRY, AND BLACK WORKED TOWARDS THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE ENTIRE TEAM. l se en The jump heard 'round the world - this is itl Rakita Roberson jumped I7 teet, 2 inches to break Loara's record. Meghan Boyle is caught putting extra hurdles on the track tor her opponents. Felicia Robinson searches tor tour leat Clovers - and tinds onel Cathy Arribas takes the lead, with Chris- tina close behind. eight Look out on the track! It's Iamie Sum' mersl No, it's Geraldine Ferrarol No, it's Shelly Farrell and her vicious pen!!! Crystal McGee goes tor the high jump. The l986-87 Girls' Track Team. Melanie Midani flashes that Covergirl Smile. girls' trackfl I I I A'- ' Ziff W Zfiff' if ' 1T 3 '. 7 ..., Iffkwlm :A I if ' :J - 1 A 3 .. WML' .wg I - If ' I 'I9LQ33'-' Ag: I r ' S K. A tr ii M . Q ' 1 R I wf ' I . A MI I si' Asif, Q I A .W I Iwo three four 0 R WINGING PLAYERS ARE Q ITE THE CATCH ,, fx' I 4 Lf I 1 W I I I I THE SCRAPPIN' SAXONS STARTED OFFLQE THEIR SEASON WITH A GREAT MENTAL ATTI-7 TUDE. THE TEAM WAS CLOSE KNIT AND' WORKED WELL TOGETHER. AS SENIOR BRI-I AN MALAVAR STATED, WE HAVE BEEN I AP .M JR ,J fn IJII PLAYING BASEBALL TOGETHER SINCE LIT-Im TLE LEAGUE, AND WE ARE LIKE A FAMILY ERATIVE SPIRIT BY WINNING FIRST PLACE IN NOW, THE TEAM DISPLAYED THAT COOPII .HPI .V I THE LQARA TOURNAMENT IN A TOUGHIQQI GAME AGAINST THEIR EQIP-.IQ-STANDING RIIFWAQ VALS, THE SERVITE ERIAI12. THIS MENTAIQQ TQUGHNESS WAS INSTII I III THE RLAYI-Q12 ERS BY COACHES MOORE, HALPIN ND MEI GILIS. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE I- Q THQ COACHES RREDICTED A PROMIZ. 'SEN SON: THE TEAM WORKS HARD AIAII, RSI I ,Li Tr IJ: Eg 'II' wx ngiv Eh' ffmi f i .,.L, - ,iii N77 x 4' ? Q??5if f -.xg .- A f , 4 .I-, K. A .1., M W five L-. I 'if A .67 2? I f , , 5 5 I H 1 3 , 'V 4 ,,, ., 1 W X? 4 W an ,Im f 4' .i, 4 ,Qi ' ' , if ifablf' 'M if ' gif PCC, 3, ff 'A7 QAM' .f,. A ,, 7? '4 I ' 'I fi wi I , IIE IIII ,, ffjiu. ff. EOOD CHANCE TO GO ALL THE WAY. wif I..- I, af TCACH HALPIN FREQUENTLY INSPIRED THE QCOYS WITH HIS PROFOUND STATEMENTS :QQQPUCH AS, UTHEY MAY BE BIGGER, EASTER OR QEAIZTRONGER THAN WE ARE, BUT WE CAN AIIYTILL WIN! THE HARD WORKING TEAM WAS ' iw ,L I A g:,oMPosED or THE FOLLCWING MEMBERS: IMINDY IANNEY, IOEY PACTWA, scorr BLED- APLICDE, DENNIS sEIcII, CARLCS VARGAS, BRI- NIN MCGAUGHEY, BILL IARMAN, SHAE AS- IIDUIEW, CRAIG CLAYTON, EDWARD I-IURLEY, MEIANIEL RODRIGUEZ, BRIAN MALAVAR, ,EIDREY KOWATA, BRIAN RoEERTs, CARLOS INIASTILLQ ALAN EVANS, IEEE PATTERSON, me ND so TT WOOD. POSITIVE MENTAL ATTI- 9 ggpgg I ID HARD WORK MADE THE SEASCN HAS HIT l. 2. 3. 4. SGVGTI Carlos Castillo gives the thumbs-up signal to his team members after sharing his philosophy of baseball with them: Winning isn't every- thing, but wanting to is. Coach Halpin huddles with the team to deliv- er one of his inspiring sermons. After flashing a quick signal to the pitcher, Scott Bledsoe prepares to catch a speeding fastball. Andy I anney displays his finesse as a pitcher. six eight Daniel Rodriguez watches the approaching ball intently as he psyches himself up to hit a homerun. Ieff Patterson is called safe as he slides into home plate. ' The Scrappin' Saxons stand proudly as they pose for the official team photo. Scott Wood waits and watches for a pick-off play from the pitcher. varsity baseball! 113 4' 1 1 .. I df - , ' 1 J1 ., 12 1. WO I Y Q ,. f L I x, I N-. wil A I -U 3 X f if , . Q ' .fr '-I If ,,, 1 Z' I . , y--- 'Q-7' :X x three f0l-U' IV. BASEBALL LOOKED AWESOME OUT ON THE FIELD THIS YEAR. THE PLAYERS' CA- MARADERIE WITH EACH OTHER WAS EVI- DENT TO ANY SPECTATOR THAT WAS PRE- SENT AT ANY OF THE TEAM'S PRACTICES OR THEIR GAMES. THE GUYS ON THE TEAM EXPRESSED THEIR ANTICIPATION FOR THEIR UPCOM- ING SEASON AND WERE NOT DISAPPOINT- ED BY THEIR PERFORMANCE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. COACH IOE PACTWA WAS OUOTED AS SAYING, THESE ARE THE BEST HUSTLERS I'VE HAD IN MY ELEVEN YEARS OF COACH- ING I 1 1 five 1 I COACH PACTWA AND COACH MACDON- ALD WERE BOTH WELL LIKED BY THE PLAY- ERS. THEY BOTH STRESSED DISCIPLINE AND GROUP EFFORT. THESE COACHES WERE ABLE TO MOTI- VATE THE TEAM TO IMPROVE THEIR GAME AND WIN AS A TEAM. ALL OF THE PLAYERS SHOWED THEIR STYLE AND CLASS AS THEY PERFECTED THEIR SKILLS ON THE BASEBALL DIAMOND. THE LOARA SAXON I.V. BASEBALL TEAM HAD A SPECTACULAR AND EXCITING YEAR. SSVGYI In a game against North High School, Sophomore Kenny Williams holds a runner at second base. The pitcher calls an infield huddle to discuss the team's strategy with his teammates. Iames Age makes a clean catch while playing in the outfield. l987 I.V. Boys' Baseball team. Top row Cl to rl: Ion Weber, Randy Halcolmb, Eric Smith, Ron Mazor, Rick Allen, Iim Delehoy, Rusty Tamblyn. Middle row fl to rl: I esse Salazaar, Pat Clowers, left Gor- don, Steve Marshall, Bill Gaynor, Tony Digio- vanni, Chris Drunasky. Front row Cl to rl: Iulius Tanzo, Chris Hoffman, Chris Callahan, Kenny Williams, Bob Patanella, Matt Drager, Iames Age, Not Pictured: Bill McReynolds, Korey Kowata. Korey Kowata smiles as he prepares himself for the next play. Ion Weber cracks a smile as his teammates try to relax him before the game, lim Delehoy shows the strength and determina' tion it takes to be a good baseball pitcher. I got it, I got itll Chris Callahan yells as he chases a fly ball caught in the glare of the sun. jv baseballfl I5 ..,, , IQ 5 U IEW? Q . Qvuill, APO 061.11 Oar 'Qdflfil 021+- -.J 1 M 15 'I . V I f , . ., Q .f ' - , ' --N - I m. I.. Q , V f 3 ' Q gl ,. .. 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IN SPITE OF ALL THE QUALITY TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE, THE SOPHOMORE TEAM STILL CAME OUT ON TOP. 5 . .ffl 1, ' i'Xw-unuunstlf' ' - f-'- .:fQ'f.'wfii:1 .13 I x , , . .:'4Q4'i,s. .iw . - k - -K .x,., '11 I g li- ?Q'2ff'l75?Kf1.a:,:Rig?QiW'f.auws,,Qw,,lg,. I X I M Qi .5 g :, .. .. .. .-4. .,-sa.qf:,.,wf.u.N, .. ,M sw to is X '?tfsEfjiifQf2.5:igggiglif-is51.4 LLLL- , 5 if I Trflffxf .Q:'3-I I X' Wh. ., ,.., A . f , It ,m,A ,,X, J, 5. .V -'- fs: X s I .ftftiswffrwfi I .. A. - . Axgxv.g3:.i.?am'..:--2, iff' -2? ii- ffwjffilki-'kigi. 'fig-3 ' -s .Vf 5 1' f ...,g3.,, 1 - x R fr' I ' f F - t.. t '. A W Si T . is is t f ' H- K 'W , ' X . gif - My- -' - .ff SSVSTI . 1 . ' ' ' W f ' ' f f . 'I f fy A f m ,. ' ' f' I 4'4!f ' f ff' -2.1113 I '-'-.ft-'7-fi 'fs . ' I 1-31797-5 Q13-'?'f.. '1?'I Id:-if -- VG'-iff v 'G . v' ' . I, -572' Q. 31.1, 3 , A f.,.-Vat. gp-,,,yiy',4,,. ,,,W,f.,,l', W-42 ,s, , . W .v,4 W.f,Z3 .1 ,j I A l ,mn f , f , ?'jf'pL'fvQ: .1,f5gs:f2,g5g,?f.. ,fe ,gfgjkff ff' ' , ' fl y, '-' I f yt ' f f ZZJW1. , fi 'f fff, g',,.,4., ,Hs -1, 2 I ' .1-ig , 1 ,. ff it 7 - . , ., ' 'f'- ' gs X I 2, - f m. s W ' . If .- 12 3 1 ,, n- ...W - ---- msmww ,ww,,,.. ing 4 . , , -Q, 6, ,ff A 1 Q, , . -if .- .- I f A. Y 4. 1 f, f ff I ,rf 'V 'W 1 4' ,. 'Qc ' . ' ' 'fi , '- .,, f . ' ,Was ,A I ' I - ' Iff. I , - X. 1 , , eight six hw pmf. . D , . y MW. THIS YEAR FEATURED MANY RETURNING PLAYERS: BILL NORRIS, CARL WAGNER, VIC- TOR MARLY, IOHN BECK, IOHN BUSH, AND KEVIN ZIELENSKI. NEW TEAM MEMBERS WERE STEVIE WADE, ERIC KLOS, AND ADAM DOVE. THE PLAYERS HOPE THAT THE EXPERIENCE THEY GAINED WILL HELP THEM IN YEARS TO COME, AND GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE LOARA VARSITY TEAM. 1 2 3 4 5. nine The 1987 Sophomore Baseball Team. top CL- Rl: D. Ienner, E. I-Isu, I. Gaudio, B. Ritchie, E. Kols. middle: D. Riddle, R. Glanz, A. Dove, K. Zielinski. bottom: B. Norris, It Wagner, I. Beck I. Bush, V. Marly. Steve Wade waits patiently tor a ball to be hit his way. Modeling the sports wear tor 1987 is Carl Wagner. Ellick Hsu plays short stop tor the 1987 team. Carl Wagner pitches his fast ball to the batter. f , 7 Z'f,,. V , If, . , X A I , 2. U- 'I f .f Q .W 9f.2 ' ten 6. Iett Gordon jumps to catch the ball. 7. Dave Ienner loads the pitching machine. 8. The batter swings and hits the ball. 9. Mike Fonseca is tired out from practice. IO. Bill Norris tries to bunt the ball. sophomore baseball X 1 17 I QS , -MW? 4.. 'iq' - nl -,dai . 14- 5 Q M5751 ,S ' f' ' Y.-ER ' - Af .. A - 'R u 'X,... ,S .Iv A .Mu-.L-.p it-' -1a1 f'.-In rr' 'IL I if Q . w xw.y,5m I ' l - . 'I' I'.: f3TIEI:,,. I F1213-IJ' g - , Q. I W mx. 4, Q R, A ...,-' A ky ,., .R H .,..git 'm-4 ' , I - ' -,-21.4 - ..- . 'J-iQ ,Q -.3 ' i ww-Q. -his ' SS l If .wg Y .. lj5bas.,,,: if K '1 . Lb, .rp..,?i -' 'JWTTI wi g ,. A. Three OHS ,4 two ' 7 I I I I I. I'QI1Ze,4e1 9 1 e . 5 Surge . Y - .' .Lgvq X I s , is A. I 1 ,,A..q.,..... , I Nfp I Q' ,g I , -:,.. S3 ,ta I , ,,,,, -....,,, I f ,VW ,,,,f Z , Wffqlfwffa I V, ,, ff 1 , U, ww f 'Vngf,.f,,, , I 7 W I , . p four FRESHIVIAN BASEBALL PLAYERS GOT G G THEIR FIRST EXPERIENCES THIS SEASON IMPROVES IN COMPETITIO IS fre-SITIIIQII baseball IN PLAYING ON A HIGH SCHOOL TEAM. MOST OF THE CONCEPTS ARE STILL THE SAME, BUT THE BOYS WORKED TOGETH- ER FOR THE FIRST TIME IMPROVING THEIR BASIC SKILLS. PRACTICING FOR FIFTEEN HOURS A WEEK, THEY CONCENTRATED ON DEFENSIVE GAME SITUATIONS, AND BETTER OFFENSIVE TECHNIQUES. WITH THE COACHING OF BOB BLANE TON, THE FRESHMEN WERE GIVEN THE DIRECTION AND MOTIVATION THEY NEEDED TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL ATH- LETES. ,f ,, VI, Av waxy I, ,,,, !i? gfwq - Q five SSVGH THIS YEAR'S TEAM OF FRESHMEN WAS A PART OF A UNIOUE PROGRAM OF- FERED HERE AT LOARA. MANY OTHER SCHOOLS IN THE AREA DO NOT HAVE FRESHMAN TEAMS, THEREFORE, PLAYERS AT LOARA ARE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY AN ADDITIONAL YEAR. CONSID- ERING THIS SPECIAL ASPECT OF LOARA'S BASEBALL PROGRAM TO IM- PROVE ITS ATHLETIC TEAMS, WE ARE BOUND TO BE WINNERS. six One of the freshman's strong hitters, Hee Lee, is ready to make contact as he skillfully positions his stance. Mike DeRoches, who occasionally pitches for the team, releases the ball, hoping to strike out the batter. Brent Wilkes watches the runner's lead-off in an attempt to keep him from stealing. The 1986-87 Loara Freshman Baseball Team, left to right: Hee Lee, Mike Naylor, Chris DelRio, Ramy Ayoub, Mike Rosenberg, Trent Kierzy. 2nd row: Mike Desrooches, Kyle Pffenberger, Danny eight Klatsker, Brent Wilkes, Mike Treanor. Not pic- tured: Brett Banta, Steve Buck, Chris Cantero, Ron Eaton, Damon Riddle, Brian Ritchie, Kenny Weber, and Greg Wood. Ramy Ayoub watches the ball as it is released from the pitcher. Swinging with all of his might, Brian Ritchie hopes to advance the runner on third for another run. Coach Bob Blanton lakes a breather, confident that his team has improved this year. Bret Banta carefully chooses the perfect pitch. freshman baseball! I I9 fs., Q' 1 mm If .4 ,mn ,,. . , 5 'M A Allan , , f ,,,f M' ff.-,ff , ,,, nuts. K ',,2'1' 'Z K V, .vi 2,251 ii rye r M M .,kM,,W kk,,, , ,,A,,,N ,. .,..,.....,. . il .- ' X XX f Q: ,, , . A 2? , .. ,f I V. -egg. V 5 ..1 ., 4 5-1.31: 2,5-I , ,.V.-,,.,3g,-I,:,Zfi511,Ypl 1 1 ww. ,k.,. . 4. .,5,,,ffw.f11 ,.:, 1.5.1,-.wv U- Q,,. ,.,., ,,,L,.,. , , ,,f,.,., A 4 ff?-93337flI1fff.5 'X?'Z '1 i,f:-i5?EI 'fiL,..f , .,,,. 4 .,,.,. ww .kky ly-if-::p1,:,.4k.7!:,i,1,v w , 4 f f 221. ,, Liv 4 f 4 1. 1172?-5 1 K 11,11 1 -f 351.2 .,:1:-:txfg:':-,pg f 4 2 . 4 Y 1 . , ,W , , ' f f Q ml, 2 I Qi A N ' 'A 21 :15 f f f , ,-f- V J-W.: 4 , f , g 4 M. ,k,,,. . , 2fi.,j:f?2:i1Iy' iw' ' g . ,.., 51.5 NF x, lk! 1? s s ,'-. mx X. n K v x ' . I 'QI . -Y. f SPIRITED THREE IG ITE ASSEMBLIE A- SIX EXCITEMENT WAS THE WORD FOR THIS YEAR'S ASSEMBLIES AT LOARA. ARRIVING EARLY WAS A MUST, SINCE THE ASSEMBLIES WERE USU- ALLY PACKED WITH STUDENTS EA- GER TO SEE WHAT NEW AND EXCIT- ING THING WOULD HAPPEN NEXT. NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, THE ASSEM- BLIES THIS YEAR WERE THE BEST YET. LOARA WAS VERY LUCKY THIS YEAR TO HAVE THREE EXTREMELY SPIRITED AND ENTHUSIASTIC SAX- ONS LEADING THE WAY. SENIOR TRI- CIA CREASON GAVE NEW MEANING TO THE WORDS PEP COMMISSION- ER BY ALWAYS WORKING ENER- GETICALLY IN SOME WAY TO GREATLY IMPROVE LOARA SPIRIT. ALONG WITH TRICIA, IUNIORS PERRI DARWEESH AND SABRINA LEWIS, OUR MIGHTY SAXON MASCOTS, SHOWED INSPIRING FUN AND EN- THUSIASM FOR OUR SCHOOL THROUGH HUMOROUS SKITS AS WELL AS AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES. SO, IF YOU THINK THAT BEING A MASCOT OR PEP COMMISSIONER IS ALL FUN AND GAMES, THINK AGAIN. THESE THREE LIVELY SAXONS IUST MADE IT ALL LOOK EASY. THANKS TO THEIR EFFORTS, THE I986-87 SCHOOL YEAR WAS THE MOST EX- CITING YET. I. I-Ias being a mascot gone to Perri's head? 2. Tricia Creason shares a joke with Varsity Cheer- leader Nicole Conner. 3. Sabrina Lewis cheers Loara's football team onto victory. 4. Pep commissioner Tricia Creason and her come hither look. 5. Mascot Perri Darweesh gives her all tor school spirit during an assembly skit. 6. Tricia Creason takes the lead in one ot Loara's fine assemblies. 7. Mascots Perri Darweesh and Sabrina Lewis strut their stutt. se en I'1'1dSCO'tSfI23 XVIIIIGI' formal IT WAS THE MIDDLE OF THE YEAR, AND TIME WAS PASSING MORE SLOWLY THAN EVER. THE DREADED MIDDLE-OF-THE-YEAR BLUES HAD STRUCK. AFTER ALL, HOMECOMING WAS MERE- LY A HAPPY MEMORY OF THE DISTANT PAST, AND PROM WAS A THING OF THE DISTANT, BUT HOPE- FUL, FUTURE. EVERYONE WAS LONGING FOR SOMETHING NEW, DIFFERENT, AND EXCITING. SOMETHING HAD TO BE DONE! WELL, THANKS TO THE DILIGENT WORK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE- SENTATIVES, THE WINTER BLUES WERE ONCE AGAIN CAST ASIDE BY AN EVENING OF GLITTER, DANCING, STARS, AMUSEMENT, AND FESTIVITIES AT LOARAS WINTER FORMAL. THIS YEAR, WINTER FORMAL WAS ESPECIALLY FUN, AS IT WAS HELD AT KNOTTS BERRY FARM, THIS YEARS DANCE WAS THE FIRST TO BE HELD AT KNOTT'S, AND DESPITE SEVERAL VAGUE DOUBTS OVERHEARD BEFOREHAND, THE HARD WORK OF THE ORGANIZERS PROVED WORTH- WHILE, AS THE DANCE WAS A SMASHING SUC- CESS. THE GUESTS HAD THE LUCK TO HAVE THE ROARING TWENTIES AREA OF THE PARK ALL TO THEMSELVES. THE DANCE ITSELF WAS HELD IN THE CLOUD NINE DISCO, WHERE THE GUESTS EN- IOYED THE MANY FUNKY TUNES OF THE EVEN- ING, PROVIDED BY HTHE IAMMIN' D.I, CREW. ALSO, IF THEY WERE FEELING DARING, STUDENTS HAD THE CHOICE OF SUCH RIDES AS THE CORK- SCREW ROLLER COASTER, THE SKY CABIN, AND THE WACKY SOAP BOX RACERS, AMONG OTH- ERS. SO, IT DID NOT MATTER WHERE IN THE PARK THE GUESTS WERE5 ALL WERE SURE TO ENIOY THE EVENING. THE THEME OF THE DANCE WAS I CAN SEE THE HEAVEN IN IN YOUR EYES, WHICH SUITED THE DANCE AND ITS SPARKLING COURT. SENIORS ADAM FULLMAN AND TAMMY SHULTZ REIGNED OVER THE EVENT AS A GOOD KING AND OUEEN SHOULD. THE REST OF THE COURT INCLUDED IU- NIORS CAROLINE GALAVIZ AND BILL IARMAN, SOPHOMORES ANDREA PENSAVALLE AND BILL RUCKER, AND FRESHMEN KERI KALLMAN AND KENNY MUSSELMAN. ALTOGETHER, IT WAS A LOVELY EVENING. I King Adam Fullman and Queen Tammy Shultz 1 1987 WINTER FORMAL COURT 1 ' '- IV- A5--r.1' r Km-'I an-I Um- I fUI:fxIzr,+f Gqlfffzz mul BI r r WI TER FORMAL 1987- IGHT GN CLC NINE OHS . , W N three i f 1 v X is. i P- i live i...--.i two tour l. When dancing wore out, talk always proved interest- ing. 2. Proving ones masculinity at the game booths served as a popular activity at Winter Formal. 3. Excitement and iestivity filled the air . . . 4. Two ot the more daring couples decide to risk all and ride the Corkscrew. 5. Elaina Racinelli and date shun the traditional Winter Formal look. 6. Signing in at the door, Scott lllions and Shayne Mur- rany look forward to the evening. six winter tormalf 125 2 J., Qt A f. ,. 'U '1 31 L 'gil' 3551 'if' X' Q ,BJ vigifii aff 4,743 . , 31 ,lx 1 V. L x ' . H- ,v-.- ,--1 A. Q 1 4 1-' ,?-',,, lit'- I ' J ' pri- .2 :fi :H Q wi-.,f 'Milk 3 ,.1., ,-,J 13 1 -X -, ,.,,.f .,-I - , '-l','.'Ix!!, ' , ',. fy gy, 2 IES ' four LGARA PRESENTS. . .THE LULLABY QF BRQADWAY. . .A SMASHIN ESS! Z G gf WWQX .E-4 N w 1 five .4 Y' --.- , ,,, M M, 1 W Q ' . . 4 av - , - , E 313 5... f.,,.. ,... , ..,. . X , 4..?..,.5.,i.,, V' k ' lgjfflgj. . W H' six 1 SGVGH -n-ff Q eight lullaby of brOddWdyf127 .Lf -1 , K r 1, L L X .I-yr ,. Nz ' . ' 4.-9 TT 1-.- .- T ENTHUSIASTIC AND OUTGOING, THE 1987-87 I.V. AND FROSHXSOPH CHEER- LEADERS PROMOTED SCHOOL SPIRIT AT THE MANY ASSEMBLIES, GAMES, AND PEP RALLIES. THESE AWARD-WINNING SQUADS HAVE BEEN A GREAT CONTRI- BUTION TO OUR SCHOOL'S OUTSTAND- ING SPIRIT THIS YEAR. UNDER THE DIREC- TION OF MS. WARD, THE PEP SQUADS WORKED HARD AFTER SCHOOL, PER- FECTING THEIR NEW ROUTINES. IF ANY OF THE GIRLS WERE ASKED WHAT THEY RECEIVED FROM BEING IN CHEER, THEY WOULD SAY FRIENDSHIP AND A GOOD FEELING OF KNOWING THAT THEY'RE A PART OF THE SAXON SPIRIT. OVER THE SUMMER, THE I.V. SQUAD ATTENDED THE UNITED SPIRIT ASSOCI- ATION CAMP IN SANTA BARBARA. AFTER PUTTING IN HOURS OF HARD WORK AND DEDICATION, THE SAXON CHEER- LEADERS PROVED THEMSELVES WHEN THEY BROUGHT BACK SUPERIOR RIB- BONS, A TROPHY, AND A SPIRIT STICK. ERICA TUCKER, HEAD CHEERLEADER, COMMENTED ON THE YEAR BY SAYING, WE'VE WORKED HARD ALL YEAR LONG TO MAKE THIS I.V. SQUAD THE BEST EVER! YOUNG, BUT SPIRITED, THE FROSHX SOPH CHEERLEADERS, LED BY SHELLY THOMPSON, SHOWED BRIGHT HOPES FOR FUTURE PEP SQUADS. THEY RE- CEIVED THREE SUPERIOR RIBBONS, A TROPHY, AND A SPIRIT STICK FOR OUT- STANDING PERFORMANCE AT THE CHEERLEADING SUMMER CAMP IN SAN- TA BARBARA. SHELLY THOMPSON CON- CLUDED BY SAYING, BEING AN ALL- FRESHMEN SQUAD HAS MADE US WORK VERY HARD TO REACH OUR GOAL. I AM PROUD TO SAY THAT OUR GIRLS HAVE DONE A GREAT IOB. 178 IV Irosh-soph Cheer j.V. A D FXS CHEERLEADERS AIM HIGH 1 l f ' fn, ' M ' f, ff ' , ,, ' ' A ff 1 'A , A ,., M ,Q if l i , ,,, , W fm . , at I 9 . ' V .5 2... 2' ' ' :E Qi ax ,gf-+9-M, M mi- mr- T A W.-F, W., ,, - 1 . 2 V, af .1 J -. tive SiX -I am, ,Q A ffff . X. Seven Jw. -Af eight 1. The 1986-87 troshfsoph squad. Lett to right: Mi- chele McMahon, Lisa Delgado, Shelley Thomp- son, Deja Hemingway, Sunee Linneman, Augus- tina Norris, Bonnie Delehoy, Dana McCurdy, Maureen McMahon, Allison Kredel. 2. During the pep assembly, Bonnie Delehoy con- centrates on perfecting the hand motions of one ot her favorite cheers. WWW 3. As always, troshfsoph cheer generates much en- thusiasm and spirit betore a big game. 4. The troshfsoph cheerleaders conclude another exciting and tun-filled pep rally. 5. 'xThere's a wondertul thing that gold cannot buy, a blessing that's rare and true, and that's the gilt ot a wonderful friendship. This sentiment is ex- pressed here by Maureen Karlen and Michelle Catlin. 6. The 1986-87 1.V. Squad. Lett to right: Melly Mar- ly, Maureen Karlen, Tenniter Hanna, Yoonie Kim, Erica Tucker, Kirsten Borntleth, Michelle Callin, loanne Chang, Marilyn Fields, Misty Perry. 7. Yoonie Kim, Kristen Borntleth, and Misty Perry show unity in the cheerleading squad. 8. Sophomores lenniler Hanna and Melly Marly take a day oft trom practice to pose tor pictures. 9. Saxon's Angels CErica Tucker, loanne Chang, and Marilyn Fieldsl smile with pride. nine JU- ' iv-trosh-soph cheerf128 LAST APRIL, ABOUT FORTY GIRLS TRIED OUT FOR A SPOT ON THE VARSI- TY CHEERLEADING SOUAD. THE COM- PETITION WAS TOUGH, AND PROFES- SIONAL IUDGES MADE ALL THE GIRLS NERVOUS. FINALLY, THE TWELVE MOST SPIRITED, DEDICATED, AND TAL- ENTED GIRLS WERE SELECTED. THIS YOUNG GROUP CONSISTED OF SEN- IORS STACI MIYAGISHIMA, SHANNON DESROCHES, SALLY IMAMURA, ARIANNE GLAGOLA, IESSICA RAPPA- PORT AND IUNIORS TORI LOFFLER, MI- CHELE TREANOR, SHERYN LIPPIN- COTT, STACY SCHUERINGS, AND SOPHOMORES ELLEN KAO, YVETTE BRINK AND NICOLE CONNER. THE SQUAD STARTED EARLY BY PRACTICING OVER THE SUMMER AND ATTENDING THE CHEER CAMP IN SAN- TA BARBARA. AT THE CAMP, THE GIRLS LEARNED NEW CHEERS AND COMPETED AGAINST OTHER SCHOOLS. THEY WERE AWARDED WITH FOUR SUPERIOR RIBBONS, A SPIRIT STICKER, AND A TROPHY, TEAM MEMBER ARIANNE GLAGOLA COM- MENTED ABOUT THEIR SUCCESS: I BE- LIEVE OUR SUCCESS HAS SET TRENDS FOR THE FUTURE VARSITY SOUADS, AND I'M PROUD OF WHAT WE AC- COMPLISHED THIS YEAR. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MS. WARD, THE CHEERLEADERS DEVEL- OPED NEW ROUTINES FOR ASSEM- BLIES AND COMPETITIONS. TEAM CAPTAIN STACY SCHUERINGS SAID, I BELIEVE THIS YEAR'S VARSITY CHEER SQUAD HAD THE MOST SPIRIT AND DEDICATION EVER. ALL THE HARD WORK AND LONG HOURS PAID OFF. THANKS TO THE WHOLE VARSITY SQUAD. YOU TRULY ARE THE BEST!! K L .--LLL ELT, - --J- N I I Sb two I. The IQS6-87 Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Top row: Shannon DesRoches, Yvette Brink, Nicole Conner, Tori Lotller. Middle Row: Staci Miyaqishima, Sally Imamura, Sheryn Lippincott, Stacy Schuerinqs, lessi- Ca Rappaport. Bottom row: Arlanne Glaqola, Michele Tre-anor. Ellen Kao. 2. Showing their pride ot being part of Loara Cheer- leading Squad are Michele Treanor and Ellen Kao. Q. Wheres the bathroom? cries Yvette Brink. 4. I T L Ill cl St Schuerin ' d la fu uniors Ori O er an dcy qs ISD Y their trienclship gained from being on the same squad. 5. lessuca Rappaport, Sheryn Lippincott and friend. 0. Shannon DesRoches and Sally Imamura Cannot resist the temptation ol sweet, delicious, but fattening Can- dies. 7 Two Varsity Cheerleaders, Ananne Glaqola and Staff: Miyaqishima, show that they are still young at heart. 9. Nitufzle- Conner is vaiiqht trying to hxde from ancther lcnu :lay Ot L 1 :Je I3O var ity cheer OHS wfw .a , ,ff-If - gf Q 5 N.,-J A I sl X:,.i,4: Aff' -Rf-1.11.1 , H three four THE 1986-87 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEAD LOARA SAXONS ON TO VICTORY ,NN 1 1 X ww, ' - . 1 M? - A. f x f A :lc iliqlf? 1, J Vik, X A I 'E if X I ,Nfxa ' I 1 S9 GU ? eight varsffy cheer! 131 WITH THEIR TALENTED DANCING AND SPIRITED CHEERS THE SAXON SONG- LEADERS HELPED BRING SPIRIT AND PRIDE TO LOARA. WHETHER THEY WERE CHEERING AT FOOTBALL GAMES, PER- FORMING AT ASSEMBLIES, OR EVEN MAKING POSTERS, THE SONGLEADERS HELPED LOARA MAINTAIN A HIGH LEVEL OF SCHOOL SPIRIT. THE ENTHUSIASTIC SOUAD SPENT A GREAT DEAL OF TIME PRACTICING DUR- ING THE SUMMER AND AFTER SCHOOL EACH DAY. THEY ATTENDED USA IUNITED SPIRIT ASSOCIATIOND CAMP AND EARNED ALL SUPERIOR MARKS ON THEIR ROUTINES AND CHEERS. RHONDA WARD WAS THE ADVISOR OF THE SONGLEADERS AND INSPIRED THEM TO ALWAYS DO THEIR BEST. THE SONG- LEADERS ALSO HAD USA COACHES AND GYMNASTICS COACHES. THEIR HARD WORK PAID OFF AS THEY PERFORMED THEIR ROUTINES EXPERTLY EVERY TIME. DURING THE YEAR, THE SOUAD BE- CAME VERY CLOSE, AND MANY FRIEND- SHIPS WERE DEVELOPED. HEAD SONG- LEADER, BROOKE CODY, SUMMED UP HER EXPERIENCE AS A SONGLEADER BY STATING, 'ITHE FRIENDSHIPS THAT WERE MADE ON THIS YEARS SONG SOUAD WILL BE ONES TO LAST A LIFETIME! TO ME, THIS YEAR'S SOUAD IS THE BEST YET, AND IS GOING TO BE A TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW. I'M GOING TO MISS ALL THE GOOD TIMES WE ALL HAD THROUGH- OUT THE YEAR. 'TYVVCN ORG fin 4 x in gs X I T , . 5 IIAQQQ I I DS f-I f:Q'g ,J ... s nw F 4 ,S .,, ' 1' ' - .'.S . 3 - , I Y . Vi 32, varsity scum lrjllf SENSATIO L S0 GLEADERS SHGW SPIRIT . 1719? Q23 , -'x 'Q . 1 H l six Tammy Schultz and Michelle Drager are living proof that songleaders do study. Marion Hill's serious side is captured during a football game. The friendship that the songleaders shared helped to pull the squad together throughout the year. The 1986-1987 Songleaders. Top row: Michelle Drager, Donna Love, Tammy Schultz, Marion Hill, Brooke Cody, Mela Rodriguez, Nydia Luna. Bottom row: Holly Heckel, Tammy Via, Brenda Murphy, Denise Gardner, Amy Hunter. ln her second year as a songleader, Tammy Schultz maintains that enthusiasm that is so vital for the squad. Denise Gardner, the only sophomore songleader, flashes a vibrant smile. - luniors Tammy Via and Brenda Murphy strike that glamorous pose, varsity song X 133 'Y' 'Kd' K 1 1 M G , I .V . OHS HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK SWEPT THROUGH LOARA'S CAMPUS. OCTOBER BTH DAWNED AN OVER- CAST MONDAY. NOBODY WAS DRESSED UP, BUT THERE WAS A FEELING OF ANTICIPATION IN THE AIR. TUESDAY WAS AN EASY DAY TO PARTICIPATE IN: GRUBBY DAY. NO NEED FOR FUSS, IUST ROLL OUT OF BED, GET TO SCHOOL ON TIME, AND GET READY FOR THE CLASS COMPETITION, A MUNCH-OUT RELAY! WEDNESDAY GOT A LITTLE MORE AMBITIOUS: HAWAIIAN DAY AND A LIM- BO CONTEST. WHEN THURSDAY ROLLED AROUND, A PER- SON COULD SEE THE WHOLE LOARA CAMPUS REGRESS- ING. IT IUST SHOWS HOW MUCH HIGH SCHOOL STU- DENTS LOVE TO PARTICIPATE, AT LEAST IF IT MEANS ACTING LIKE A BABY AGAIN. THE IUNIOR CLASS BROUGHT IN THEIR ONLY VICTORY FOR THE WEEK. ON THIS DAY THEY WON THE MUSICAL CHAIR COMPETI- TION. THE WEEK DREW TO A CLOSE WITH THE EVER- FAMOUS HOMECOMIN G ASSEMBLY. SPIRITS WERE HIGH, PEOPLE WERE EXCITED, AND THE FUN WAS NEVER END- ING. IT WAS ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL HOMECOMING HERE AT LOARA! Shelly Farrel and Sabrina Lewis sing out their love tor Loara on Lit- tle Kids Day. The gorgeous Aloha Girls Uoanne Wayne and Tricia Creasonl demonstrate how to do the Hula. Some spirited Saxons volunteer their services for the Munch-Out Relay on Grubby Day, Robert Dagnall shows his secret identity as the Lone Ranger, dressed in his finest. 134 homecoming week Mercy Kuo, one of Loara's top stu- dents, gets ready for VOGUE. Christina and Sabina Krueger, our resident senior twins, show how elegantly they used to dress and what good friends they really are. Yes, Mike Wallace is in jeans! His outlit is really out of this world. Kim I-lottart in all ot her glory. She shows what she normally looks like on a Saturday morning. She glows with spirit on Grubby Day. two three LO RA SPIRIT HINES RIGHT TI-IRQUGH pn., UN four five Wm fir In SGVSYI six ,ggffjg eight homecominq week! 135 H. my ' wi f, , H., ff? OHS fs. 1.5 as-I ii 'a i B e ,yu 55 5 4, A BUBBLES IS BACK, A D WBVE GOT HIM! AH, YES THE LoARA HoME- COMING ASSEMBLY OF 1986-AN ASSEMBLY TO BE REMEMEERED EoR ITS EoRMALiTY AND TRADITION-AN ASSEMBLY TO HONOR THE FOOT- BALL TEAM AND DEMONSTRATE LoY- Q ALTY AND EALTHEULNESS TO THE LOARA SAXON GAUSE. LETS GET SERIOUS. THE HoME- COMING ASSEMBLY WAS ONE EoHE- MIAN GATHERTNG. IT WAS DIS- GUISED, AT FIRST, AS THE AVERAGE, EVERYDAY ASSEMBLY, WITH THE EN- TERTNG OF THE TEAMS AND THE FLAG SALUTE, BUT WE WERENT EASILY FOOLED. THE UNRARALLELED NONCONFORMITY OF IT ALL BEGAN TO SEER THROUGH THE DOLDRUMS OF TIME, EoRM, AND SPACE. THE CROWD OUICKENED WHEN ALUMNI AND CURRENT PEPSTERS ARREARED TO MYSTTEY THE COMMONERS. THE HOMECOMING RRTNGESSES AND QUEEN-To-EE WERE INTRODUCED, ENTERTNG ON LITTLE WAGONS OF DEEREST RED. CHEERLEADERS TUMRED, AND MAScoTS ERoL- ICKED-WHAT A SCENE! F THEN THE REAL FUN BEGAN, THE me ELAZE OF COLOR AND LIGHT WAS ' ' ' ff' 'T' EXTINGUISHED. A SINGLE BEAM ,V,Y SHoNE AS COACH HTLL, THE Mc., ' TUMRED ERoM THE MURRY SHAD- oWS TO INTRODUCE THE FIRST MU- , STGTANS1 NO LNTELLEGTUAL MEDITA- TION HERE-Rociq AND ROLL! Eff E THANKS MUST GO TO TRICIA GREA- ' ' SON AND MR. BLANTON EoR THEIR . T , A ORGANIZATION AND PARTICIPA' TION. SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THIS, CLASS OF '88t -A l, 1. Ben E. King QMrs. Clevelandl points out an intrac- tion ot the assembly behavioral policy. 2. Peace, love, and Bobby Sherman, courtesy ot fa Coach Hinman. 3. The audience is shocked when a sleepy George y-,. Harrison CMrs. Herbertl talls asleep on stage, I 4. In between acts, the Blues Brothers CMr. Blanton and Coach Smithl demonstrate surfing tech- niques. 5. Has Bubbles CCoach Martensl expanded too tar?!! 6. Acid My fingers stuck! screams Chuck Berry QMrs. Kretsinqerl. 7. Diana Ross KMIS. Davisl never looked so . . . white! six seven QUEE KATHY SHIMMERS A PARKLES I AS MIKE PROCOPIO, SENIOR CLASS PRESI- DENT, AND HIS ELEGANT CO-HOSTESS, DON- NA IACOESON, FINISHED INTRODUCING THE STUNNING 1986 HOMECOMING COURT TO THE VERY EXCITED CROWD SITTING IN THE GLORIOUS STANDS OF GLORIOUS GLOVER STADIUM, FROM OUT OF A SHINING COACH POPPED THE PRANCING PRINCE CHARMING IALIAS OUR VERY OWN RICK MARTENSII. SUR- PRISE? THE PRINCE HAD COME TO PITCH SOME WOO AND PLACE THE MAGIC SHOE OF LOVE UPON THE FOOT OF THE NEW 1986 HOME- COMING OUEEN. THE LUCKY SHOE SLIPPED EASILY ONTO THE FORTUNATE FOOT OF KATHY RODRIGUES. KATHY'S COURT CONTAINED SOME OF THE MOST AFOOT GIRLS IN THE SCHOOL, INCLUD- ING SENIORS TRICIA CREASON, MARION HILL, CHRISTINA KREUGER, AND VICKI ROBERTSON5 IUNIOR BRENDA MURPHY5 SOPHOMORE YVETTE BRINKg AND FRESHMAN KATY VALDEZ. THE EVENING ENDED WITH A TIDY 28-7 VIC- TORY OVER OUR VERY TOUGH RIVAL LOS AL. THE CROWD, FILLED WITH STUDENTS, FAMILY, ALUMNI, AND OTHER ENTHUSIASTIC SUP- PORTERS, WERE DULY PROUD. TI--IE HOMECOMING DANCE AT THE PLAZA DE CAFE IN NEWPORT BEACH ON SATURDAY YIELDED THE PERFECT ENDING TO A PERFECT WEEK. ATTENDEES WERE DAZZLED BY THE GREAT DISC-IOCKEYING ABILITIES OF HAVE MUSIC WILL TRAVEL. ON A HIGHER NOTE, DO YOU REMEMBER HOW TRULY EXCITED EVERY- ONE BECAME AT THE THOUGHT OF EATING THAT NICE CAKE AND DRINKING THOSE NICE SOFT DRINKS? HOMECOMING WAS AN AESTHETICALLY BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE THAT SHALL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. LII I 7 .,,- 3 -'xzwy .,..I - X VL I I I. Kathy Rodrigues is exhilarated Ioy the good news. 2, Yvette Brink wants some nice cake, I I I I I I I YES, FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO IUST WERENT PAYING AT- TENTION, MORE SPIRIT FEELS GREAT? WAS THE THEME OF THIS YEARS ASB CABINET. THIS YEARS GROUP CONSISTED OF NINETEEN MEMBERS, EACH OF THEM AS BRIGHT AND AS EN- THUSIASTIC AS THE NEXT. TO- GETHER, THEY GAVE A LOT OF TIME AND EFFORT TO SPREAD ENTHUSIASM THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL. THE 1986-87 ASB CABINET WAS CONSTANTLY ON THE MOVE. THESE DEDICATED SAX- ONS WERE ALWAYS BUSY, PUT- TING ON FUN DRESS-UP DAYS AND ACTIVITIES, AS WELL AS ORGANIZING OUTSTANDING ASSEMBLIES. THESE CON- CERNED STUDENTS ALSO WORKED VERY HARD TO ORGA- NIZE STUDENT AWARENESS WEEKS, SUCH AS AN INFORMA- TIVE ANTI-DRUG WEEK IN ADDI- TION TO THE ANNUAL CHARITY WEEK. ALL IN ALL, THIS YEAR'S ASB CABINET DID A GREAT IOB OF CONTINUING THE SAXON TRA- DITION OF GREATNESS WHILE LEADING LOARA TO UMORE SPIRIT. OHS I I.. I .... I 0 V three ASB HGW HMGRE PIRIT FEELS GREAT! SSVGU eight six Sara Derakshanian waits patiently for a sign from above. Mike and mike, an effective team. Mascot Perri just doesn't get those ASB jokes, Campus Beautification Officer Valerie Martin and symbol of office. Publicity Commissioner Cathryn Burroughs playing Picasso. The 1986-B7 ASB Cabinet. Back row: Ms. Peters, Keri Oldenbern, Student Member of the Board of Education, Mike Procopio, Senior Presidentg lason LaComb, ASB Vice Presidentg Cameron Darweesh, Education Officerg Tricia Creason, Pep Commission- erg Tammy Shultz, Co-APP Qfficer. Middle row: loanne Wayne, Activities Commissionerg Peter Cam- pellone, lunior President, Cathryn Burroughs, Pub- licity Commissioner, Ferris Pai, ASB Treasurer: Lisa Felse, ASB Secretaryg Becky l-lannum, ASB Presi- dentg Mr. Smith, Advisor. Front row: Shawna Nagy, Community Relations Otficerg Donna lacobson, ln- ter-Clubs Commissionerg Becky Edmunds, Speaker of the I-louse, Valerie Martin, Campus Beautification Officer, Sona Shubash, Faculty Relations Officerg Yvette Brink, Sophomore President, Sara Derakshan- ian, Freshman President. loanne Wayne rules with an iron hand? lunior Peter Campellone, a true president, demands service when he snaps his fingers. a.s.b flftl WHAT WOULD A YEARBOOK BE WITHOUT A STAFF TO PRODUCE IT? NOT TO WORRY. THIS YEAR, AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT, WE HAD AN OUT- STANDING STAFF. THIS STAFF WAS A COMBINATION OF TALENTED INDIVI- DUALS, INCLUDING EDITORS SONA SHUBASH, IRENE PAI, KIM CLINE, DARYN SPRUILL, AND DONNA IA- COBSON. THE PHOTOGRAPHIC DIC- TATOR-GENIUS ALBERT FRISKE AND HIS ASSISTANT-GENIUS MICHAEL WALLACE EACH PLAYED A MORE THAN SMALL PART IN THIS PRODUC- TION. THE STAFF WAS LED BY OUR COURAGEOUSLY RETURNING ADVI- SOR, THE ONE, AND PERHAPS THE ONLY, LARRY D. CAS IN DOUGLASD KLEVOS. COMBINING ORGANIZA- TION AND ENCOURAGEMENT, MR. KLEVOS HEADED THIS GROUP OF HARD WORKING INDIVIDUALS IN THE PRODUCTION OF AN OUTSTANDING YEARBOOK. THOUSANDS OF PHO- TOGRAPHS WERE SHOT, DOZENS OF INTERVIEWS WERE CONDUCTED, AND HOURS OF RESEARCH AND WRITING WERE NECESSARY FOUN- DATIONS FOR THE YEARBOOK. THESE ELEMENTS WERE SIZED, CUT, TAGGED, AND BAGGED. THE DEAD- LINES WERE TRYING, THE LATE NIGHTS TIRING, BUT WITH DETERMI- NATION THE IOB WAS COMPLETED . . . ALL ON TIME. l. Doris, Sara, and Larry look over a layout. 2. Congratulations for a iob well done. 3. Deadline tension seems to affect Diane and Leah. 4. Erika takes a sigh of relief as she finishes in time for the deadline. 5. Sylvia, Iill, and Irene take time out for a favorite pastime, Froqqer. 6. The book, the legend, the staff. . Tool makes the final adlustments in his page. B. loff, David, and Sunqil combine talent and effi- ciency to finish their layout. 9. Adrianne and Anna pause for a moment to re- view their page. IO. Kim and Sara, working on their layout, pause momentarily to show an ear-to-ear-to-ear-to-ear smile. 7 A -lfmhgx - .... -Q5-,M N ., ' .5 . ..... .. Tliff' ll ix I I THE BUCK, THE LEGEND, THE STAFF Q T , a ' A if E 'Q 4 , ,,,, , ,, ,,,,, , 3 ' 3 , , f ' S943 ARE YOU SEARCHING FOR THAT CER- TAIN SOMETHING TO TIDE YOU OVER UNTIL AFTER SCHOOL? HAVE YOU RUN OUT OF PAPER AND PENCILS? ARE YOU IUST BORED AND WANT SOMEWHERE TO GO? IF YOU HAVE FELT THIS WAY DUR- ING THE PAST SCHOOL YEAR, THEN YOU HAVE BEEN TO THE STUDENT STORE. WE TAKE THIS HUMBLE YET SIGNIFICANT LUXURY FOR GRANTED. KEEP THIS IN MIND: MR. SMITH WORKED FOR A YEAR AND A HALF TO PROVIDE US WITH A CONVENIENCE STORE SO THAT WE COULD BUY GOODS THAT WE REALLY NEED TO SURVIVE IN SCHOOL. BESIDES, WHEN YOU REALLY WANT THAT PEPSI, WHERE WOULD YOU GO? THIS YEAR THE STUDENT STORE, KNOWN AS THE MACE, WAS SOLELY MANAGED BY MEMBERS OF OUR SENIOR CLASS. THE DIFFICULT TASK OF MANAG- ING THE STORE WAS DIVIDED AMONG FOUR PEOPLE: TOM PEARCE CGENERAL MANAGERD, SEAN CULROSS CFRONT MAN- AGERI, STEVE SLAWSON CFRONT MAN- AGERI, AND STEPHANIE YENCER CBOU- TIOUE MANAGERD. WHILE MANAGING THE STORE WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT IOB, IT WAS NOT THE ONLY ONE. MEMOS HAD TO BE TYPED, AND PHONES HAD TO BE ANSWERED. THIS IOB WAS GIVEN TO BECKY EDMONDS, THE STORES SECRE- TARY. WHENEVER A PROBLEM WOULD ARISE AMONG EMPLOYEES, DORI MCAL- LICHER WOULD BE THERE WITH A KIND WORD AND A COMPROMISE. 'ITHE STUDENT STORE IS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SAXONS WHO WANT TO ENTER A CAREER IN BUSINESS AFTER GRADUATING FROM SCHOOL, SAID CHRIS WRIGHT, BUT I LIKE IT BECAUSE THE PEOPLE ARE GREAT AND THE CLASS IS FUN. THERE ARE MANY THINGS THAT PEOPLE LEARNED IN STUDENT STORE. THE PEOPLE WHO RUN THE STORE MUST LEARN HOW TO USE THE CASH REGISTER AND TAKE INVENTORY. THE STORE IS RUN INDEPENDENTLY BY THE STUDENTS WITH SOME HELP FROM THE DIRECTOR, MR. SMITH. THE STUDENT STORE IS DEFINITE- LY NOT ALL FUN AND GAMES. IT IS MADE UP OF MANY INTERESTED, TALENTED, AND DEDICATED PEOPLE WHO HAVE A VESTED INTEREST IN THEIR SCHOOL. I' lu I1 In Ieut store -JI J'-' al two .1 W One Le R If I 1 E ' f . ,fi .gf I , .. ...If I , W, A 1 fa ,' 7,1- g Ifhwfifih f I We 93 EQ ff IIVE: LO RA'S STUDE T STDRE MIXES WDRK A D FUN A D E TREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT tl il, l l gf - - - ro. -.-.s...-ns..-,m...w.ms.,smv.sN.s.xs..xw six Ab- me . . 5 D dYlKf c M -M: i, 'L' W, ,t,t,n,, , i r 4 N -za . in T31 , if L,,:.,, Six .ln .x. .H eight - SGVSII Steve Slawson, Senior, tries to maintain compo- sure when a picky customer aslces tor more butter on the popcorn. Tammy Barny, Freshman and Sales Director, smiles and says, l'm sorry but We don't carry fully automatic weapons. Dori McAlticher, Freshman and Personnel Direc- tor, says, NO, we don't deliver. Would you like to buy a pencil? Stephanie Yencer, Senior, in a rare moment actu- ally makes a joke that's tunnyg however, no one was there to hear it. Chris Wright, Senior, flashes his PR. smile and says, Hey there, hi and how ya doin' Tom Pearce, Senior, scotts heartily and replies- , Whatl She really wants change for a twenty- dollar bill? The whole gang gets in on the ground floor ot a new financial plan. Members ot the 1986-1987 Student Store flett to rightjz Sharon Farino, Mr. Smith, Tom Pearce, Stephanie Yencer, left Victor, Chris Wright, Steve Lawson, and Becky Edmonds. Foreqround: Khoi Ho, Dori McAllicher, Tammy Barny. student store X 145 THIS YEAR'S CHARITY WEEK WAS HELD MARCH 2-6. SHAWNA NAGY, COMMUNITY RELATIONS, PUT THE WHOLE WEEK TOGETH- ER. THERE WERE MANY EUN- DRAISERS AND DRESS-UP DAYS DURING THE WEEK. IN ADDITION TO THE 551125.00 RAISED EOR THE UNITED WAY, LOARA STUDENTS PULLED TO- GETHER TO HELP OUT A LOARA GRADUATE, IENNIFER WILHOEF, WHO WAS SEVERELY BURNED IN A CAR ACCIDENT. IOE SPENCER, A IUNIOR AT LOARA, PUT TO- GETHER A VOLLEYBALL GAME AND A FUNDRAISER FOR IENNIFER THAT RAISED 54390.00 THE MON- EY WAS USED TO REDECORATE HER ROOM AT HOME. WE ADMIRE YOU. IENNIFER, FOR YOUR STRENGTH AND COURAGE! I. Mr. Glenn presents lennifer with a stereo system from Circuit City, 2. An involved Loara student partici- pates in the sponge throw. 3. Activities Director Ioe Smith: A valuable fundraiser. 4. Senior Al Friske, in a rather peace- Iul state of mind, relaxes after a tough day of school. S. Arianne Glaqola and Sabrina Lew- is show spirit on 60's day. 6. Pictures for the sexy legs contest were voted on by the students. 7. loe Spencer is taken by the special moment when Ienniler spoke. M A .,.. pw' 54 'J K ,ies-. noi i I -IL L h irity week NJ iv-it J 1 IT A L I 1 . A fi .- 3 1 i .- hi. I 4, 5, Ihre 4. -. OI16 6' 1125.00 RAISED FOR UNITED WAY 4 Q x four 2413! 1 ? W N, Mwmw ,Q Qmwf w ,,,f ,I f,,,J,,- f 4 4 -Zn Mfnbyf ,m:,,L,, M, ,Maura fi? , Z1 U Q1 ff if ,fx six five ff J, ff -A 77312, T' 2' 2 - Q 'A'A K , ,VL a w' SGVGU charity week! 147 ' 1 . YP' z i 4 fl 2 ga , 4' DETERMINATION, SPRIT, AND VIGQR ARE FACTORS THAT MAKE THEM NUMBER 1 six 1 5 W -'mann q two wx. K Xi,- X 4 ODS po.. CKY' i ,01- ,f-'dfpqv--'W ff' Q w three four LOARA'S CHOIRS: LESS NS , ga bmw- wx., i , E ui tive Wwe SGVGH six , X2 'Vfftff taxi? eiq ht HARMONY THE 1986-87 CHORAL DEPARTMENT WAS FULL OF SPIRIT AND PRIDE! CONCERT CHOIR, WITH 55 MEMBERS, WAS THE LARGEST CHOIR AND PERFORMED IN SEVERAL FESTIVALS AND CONCERTS DURING THE YEAR. AFTER A TWO- YEAR ABSENCE, THE WOMENS ENSEMBLE RE- TURNED TO LOARA. THESE TWENTY GIRLS HAD MANY SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCES. IAZZ CHOIR, SAXON SENSATION, WAS BRAND NEW TO LOARA, PERFORMING POP, ROCK, AND IAZZ MUSIC. ALL OF THE GROUPS HAD FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES FOR CON- CERTS AND OUTFITS. A SPRING SAN DIEGO TRIP WAS ONE OF THE MANY FIELD TRIPS PLANNED. ALL THE CHOIRS BEGAN THEIR PER- FORMANCES WITH THE NOVEMBER CONCERT IN THE AUDITORIUM, FOLLOWED BY THE DE- CEMBER CHRISTMAS CONCERT, AND FINISHED THE YEAR OFF WITH THE ANNUAL SPRING ROSES CONCERT IN IUNE. MR. TUTTLE'S FIRST FULL YEAR AT LOARA HAS SEEN THE DEPARTMENT GROW IN SIZE AND STATURE. THE CHOIR'S PROGRESS THROUGHOUT THE 1986-87 YEAR WAS TREMENDOUS. THEY IM- PROVED THEIR SINGING SKILLS, AND DEDI- CATED THEMSELVES TO BECOMING ONE OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS GROUPS ON CAM- PUS. 1. Elie 1986-87 Loara High School Womens Ensem- e. 2. As a member of the Loara Iazz Choir, junior Alicia Iimenez awaits her cue cluring a rehearsal, 3. The 1986-87 Loara Iazz Choir, better known as the Saxon Sensation. 4. Toni Morreale beams with the smile that music brings to performers and listeners. 5. The 1986-87 Loara High School Concert Choir. 6. Michelle Fisser and Suzanne Scherer display their admiration for the music they are working on. 7. Dean Wilhite and Debbi Sasser pose for a quick picture clurinq intermission of their November concert. 8. Cynthia Furry pauses tor a quick smile during a rehearsal. 9. Mr. Tuttle listens attentively to the music ot one of his choirs. nine chowfl5l ' .f. X -, I QM if 4 .fr EQ , , s , , . H - Q p n ,X ,U Kun 1' .Q l 42 ,Fx , 4- 4 H . L 3 L! LP- ug '5' 'Q 5' it f L, 'S 5 I , I ' : P, 4' Q 'I N 1 r Y - .. , Q gk , ?Nvx A ,fy N ' - - Ax xvi l 0 ya lv I F ' v 'fyvx g ff hx V we ' -M - If if 3. f A -4 is ' x HI- P A .J 4' 'f 1 . Q- f 'lf J ... H 5 I s '1 A . l .f 1 1 I N CGMPETITIO BRINGS oUT gg L uuvv Ax K, I 1.,h N 1 ' 1 L . t i l 1 I 4 t E 2 seven TI BA 5 six 1. Mr. Schroeder displays his first smile since marching season start' ed. 2. Guy Carpino, the Drum Major, tries to catch the attention of a courtier as she walks by. 3. Cne of the bands breathtaking moves in their song Hopak. 4817. Tim Drunasky and Lanni Ange- helone have a trumpet duel. 5. Surprise!! 6. Ron Moskowitz gives torth 1002 concentration during field competi- tion. band! 153 BEING A MEMBER OF THE LOARA BAND IS NOT ALI, FUN AND GAMES. EVERY MORNING REHEARS, AIIL BEGAN ON THE FIELD AT 6:45. PRACTICES INCLUDED PERFECTING MARCHING TECHNIQUES AND FORMATIONS. DURING THE DAY, BAND MEM- BERS MET ONCE AGAIN IN CLASS, AFTER SCHOOL, DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTAL SECTIONS CONTINUED TO PRACTICE. HOWEVER, ALL OF THIS HARD WORK WAS WELL WORTH THEIR EFFORT. LOARA RECEIVED MANY AWARDS SUCH AS FIRST PLACE AT THE SILVERADO DAYS PARADE AND AT MT. CARMEL FIELD COMPETITION. BAND ALSO TOOK SECOND PLACE AT MISSION VIEIO. THE LOARA BAND WAS SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR AND PROVED THEMSELVES TO BE ONE OF THE STRONGEST YOUNGEST BANDS EVER WHY SHOULDN'T THEY BE? THEIR LIFE WAS BAND! WORKING AND COOPERATING TOGETHER CRE- ATED FRIENDSHIP AND UNITY WHICH IS BOUND TO BRING GREAT ACHIEVEMENT TO ANY GROUP. MANY THANKS TO ALL OF THE BAND BOOSTERS FOR ALL OF THEIR HELP, AND ESPECIALLY TO BILL SCHROEDER AND STEVE GRAVES. WITH THEIR MUSICAL KNOWLEDG AND STRONG COM- MITMENT THE TRADITION OF LOARA'S EXCEL, LENT BAND WAS CARRIED ON. I. I.oara's band is a lamily. Nqoy Malmquist and Richard Ward show their brotherhood. 2. Mike Lindsey, Merdith Sysak, lon Kirkpatrick, Steve Grang- er, and Dave Marcum CI to rl make up the snare line. 3. lefl Wade, a freshman in the bands trombone section, takes a look at the score atter our football team crushes another opponent. 4. Spirit and enthusiasm show with smiling laces. 5. lell Nelson, Iohn Wilke, and Dave Peterson were the lield crew tor I986-87, 6. Ron Moskowitz relaxes atter a performance. . Droopy, the tuba section leader, contemplates life in the Loara band lamily. 8. Pride, honor, and tradition is shown by Marc Sandusky as he returns a salute to the drum major. 9. Ienriiler Littel prepares to start a halftime show. 7 'lsr-U If-I I ,aryl OHS FS mar. .cult- two K lou BAND PLAYS TOGETHER AS ONE, CREATING THE UNITY OE A SUCCESSFUL GROUP U Tb' ' ,-,. ? ' ., ' X I X Q 1 X M eight 73x RQ! A R7 .1 Xa Q M dull Team J I J f, fy 7 'r ,nf A ,,-f V, ge, . -1 X f 6235 -wf I , gd Qs. S L if 'V fm 3 Y C '45-. NI ,f wf 'Q 'ra ,I R J .a f J ff' ,ff A, S - xx -1. -'A ,. K Xe e, '-v ,K A . ,. -. :Vx , I , ra' '4,,,, ,r K 1 Q K J x A-,, sl Q Q 4 If 'Y 2' Q-is Q' W' Q , Q a u Y hree ff' 'full' c' ,,x2 'g' ,' - ' gs IQ, W L1 , , , L . , - ,n.'.a? xf , 'G :L 1 . YZIKQMZ . lt, N1 N A ,Q ,. 'Q ff.-' , H Lb, yi 1 r- Q 1 ,ij five one two as 'W 'fx four 5 SIX DRILL TEAM DANCES STYLISHLY ALONG -, ,w , 3 I . in J ,X Q. I if SGVGTI THE 1986-87 VALKYRIE DRILL TEAM HAD A VERY OUT- STANDING YEAR. THE YEAR WAS ESPECIALLY GOOD CONSIDERING THE DRILL TEAM CONSISTED OF TEN RE- TURNING MEMBERS AND FOURTEEN NEW GIRLS. THE COMPETITIONS WERE A GREAT SUCCESS FOR ALL. THE DRILL TEAM TOOK FIRST PLACE TROPHIES AT MOUNT CARMEL AND SAVANA. AT SIL- VERADO AND MISSION VIEIO THE GIRLS TOOK THE SWEEP- STAKE TROPHIES. THE HARD WORK SURE PAID OFF. EVEN THE FORTY HOURS A WEEK. GETTING UP AT 5:00 A.M. TO GO TO PRACTICE AND STAY- ING AFTER SCHOOL TO PRAC- TICE AND REHEARSE TILL 5:00 P.M. WERE DAILY EVENTS. LEADER SHAYNE MURANY SAID, THIS YEAR ON DRILL TEAM HAS BEEN MY BEST 4 4, . wh 1 ,, ' , .- I. . H . ., if . . - ,. . ve. .., Q. ' V g V PHA Ts I -x ' Q I Y Q ' 7 'Tx ,X '55 I , VE .- f . , , if 9, A , J . Q .. Cb af.. V. '43, 5, -- A .,.. -A, -f , I 5 A ,. X ' wi B Q Q if K W v 1. if ' L A X A Al 3. - f - .1 0 ' 1 i ' 'S W y .Q My 4- G' ,., xp. .F -5 - 62 N 35 S , ts ,.. YEAR BY FAR! EVERY DAY 1 LOOK FORWARD TO GOING TO DRILL TEAM BECAUSE EACH GIRL IS SO NEAT. I. Friendship makes the hard work worthwhile. 2. Kathy Rodrigues helps the drill team look its best. 3. Shelly Karhu shows a brief smile during a performance. 4. Friends exhibit enthusiasm in the stands. 5. The 1986-87 Drill Team Officers. 6. Leader Shayne Murany smiles proudly after a brilliant perlor- mance. 7. Andrea Pensavale shows off her dy- namic smile. 8. The 1986-87 Valkyrie Drill Team. Row I: L. Fancher, S. Murany, V. Robertson, S. Ojedag Row 2: C. Ga- laviz, W. Howard, T. Robertson, T. Beck, A. Kaye, S. Seebog Row 3: A. Perisavale, K. Sanders, D, McCon- nell, T. Iohnston, K. Rodrigues, D. Lowery, A. Lukarski, M. Iordan, I. Davis, S. Crucil, B. Aman. ,'ff F1-f gfglfr .. 'ga I' .P I 1' - 'rf if bl 6 .' - 5 S w J, I I S eight drill team X 157 I COURTIER TWIRL THEIR WAY TO SUCCESSFUL YEAR SIX eight SSVSII THE 1986-87 LOARA HIGH SCHOOL COURTIERS SHOWED GREAT SKILL AND TALENT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, WHILE UNDER THE PRECISE INSTRUCTION OF LIN- DA RIZZO, FORMER MEMBER OF THE VALKY- RIE DRILL TEAM. A POSITIVE ATTITUDE, CONTINUOUS SUPPORT, AND A LOT OF HARD WORK WERE THE MAIN FACTORS OF THEIR SUCCESS. THE FLAG SQUAD, OPPOSING STIFF COM- PETITION, MANAGED TO CLAIM FIRST PLACE AT MOUNT CARMEL AND THIRD PLACE TROPHIES AT MISSION VIEIO, THE COURTIERS OFFICERS CVALRY REYES, PRES, SHARON DANIEL, VP, LISA GRAI-IAM, TREAS, AND TERA BENGSCHEA, SECJ MAN- AGED TO ORGANIZE AND ASSIST THE LEAD- ERS QCATHY DUNN, DIANE GOLLY, AND DIONNE HELMERD TO AN AWARD-WINNING YEAR. A OUOTE BY A MEMBER OF THIS YEARS SOUAD EXPRESSES THE HIGH SPIRITS OF THE GROUP: I FIND IT EXCITING, FUN, AND VERY COMPETITIVE. I. Ienniler Schubert and Lesley Friedland show ex- citement in the stands. 2. Responsible lor decision making were officers Sharon Daniel, Lisa Graham, Tera Bengschea, and Valry Reyes 3. locelyn Cornell shows her pearly whites. 4, Cathy finishes up a thrilling performance. 5. The outstanding I986-87 courtiers. 6. Precision marching is demonstrated by courtiers. 7. Displaying her poise is Melissa Cannon during hall time. 8. Under the excellent guidance ot Diane Golly tas- sistant leaderi, Cathy Dunn Chead leaderl, and Dionne Helmer Cassistant leaderl, the flags had a successtul year. courtiers!l59 THE 1986-1987 SAXON SHIELD STAFF SUPPLIED LOARA STUDENTS WITH A WELL-WRITTEN NEWSPAPER EACH MONTH. EACH EDITION OF THE SHIELD CONTAINED ARTICLES ON A BROAD RANGE OF TOPICS. THE SHIELD WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL IN INFORMING THE LOARA STUDENTS OF ALL THE LATEST NEWS, OPINIONS, AND ISSUES. BESIDES ITS REGULAR ARTICLES, THE SHIELD ALSO CONTAINED NEW FEA- TURES, DISPLAYING THE TALENT OF THE STAFF. THE NEWEST FEATURE TO HIT THE SHIELD WAS SAMMY SAYS. THIS AD- VICE COLUMN OFFERED HELP AND SYM- PATHY TO THOSE STUDENTS WHO SENT IN THEIR PROBLEMS. AS AN ADDED BONUS TO THE MONTH- LY NEWSPAPERS, THE SHIELD STAFF ALSO PRODUCED ITS ANNUAL PUBLICA- TION OF INTERACTION. THE STAFF WAS ABLE TO USE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO UTILIZE THEIR CREATIVITY AND WRIT- ING SKILLS. MRS. LINDA ESPING HELPED KEEP THE SANITY OF THE STAFF MEMBERS IN ADDI- TION TO MAKING SURE THAT THEY AL- WAYS PRODUCED A PROFESSIONAL NEWSPAPER. THE SHIELD OPERATED UN- DER EDITORS IASON LACOMB AND ALI- SON ISER. IASON AND ALISON SUMMED UP THIS YEAR'S SHIELD BY SAYING, EV- ERYTHING WORKED OUT VERY WELL THIS YEAR. BEING FIRST TIME EDITORS, WE DID NOT KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT, BUT WE FEEL THAT WE HANDLED THE PA- PER VERY WELL. THE STAFF MEMBERS WORKED HARD, WITH ALL CONTRIBUT- ING EOUALLY. OUR HARD WORK PAID OFF, BUT AT TIMES WE DID NEED A SUR- PLUS OF TYLENOLX' E, u K.. 1 - li . uv. -, Q : .0 fl . A, WO l. Advisor Linda Espinq finds time in her busy job to lauqh alonq with members ol the Shield Stall. 2. Ioe Spencer works hard to design a section of a sports paqe. 3. Steve Fodor casually collects his thoughts before I W I pax Q-fini' I 4 ' Q .Fa :X I I v l 1 . ' l ff 'L A -rs 'r l T:--9 Y . fy ll I -af if. 'W r' 2 1 OHS hs- my writinq an article. 4. The 1986-1987 Saxon Shield Stall. Top Row IL to Q w Rl: Richard McMullen, Anthony Adkisson, Steve Fodor, Peter Harvey, Alison Iser, Iason LaComb. Steve Richardson, Ierry McMahon, Tiana Cholo. Middle row: Mrs. Espinq, Sophia Lee, Sally Ima- miira, Ioe Spencer, Michelle Drager. Diane Dos- tal. Gary Reeves. Bottom row: Kathleen Williams, Andelique Habis. Lori Hudson. Editor Alison lser expreses her smilinq approval or ii reuerit edition at the Shield. I-filitvr lasen LaCi'rnb takes charge when plan- iiinii t. r .iii iipsiiiiiiici edition Ot the Shield. hleiiib-iz-s ft the Shield Stat! enioy themselves while ifsllalreratiriq Jn their artisles. IOO axon shield 1. J 'J-' rf af three 1 l 'iii Q, 3 I HIELD UPPLIES SENSATIO AL SCOOPS f ,f f jrlfj' C'9f?ff , .1 ,G , fm .40 ff f x aff' ,QI kn,,..,,.,..1-'J ' Q5 foul- hve , lm iw 9llHvPv..,Q , ,Mn ' , v ' ff vw' F, ' 'Wh V if A as A l f ff' wif' , If R Six seven Saxon shield! 161 SADIE HAWKINS SPIRIT WEEK IS A POPULAR AND GREATLY ANTICIPATED EVENT. THE POW- DERPUEE ASSEMBLY HIGHLIGHTS THE WEEK, GIVING THE GUYS AN OPPORTUNITY TO CHEER ON THE GIRLS AS WELL AS THE CHANCE TO SHOW OFF THEIR DANCING ABILITIES ALONG WITH THEIR LEGS. THE SONGLEADING SQUAD CONSISTED OF SENIORS SCOTT WOOD, SHAE ASKEW, BRIAN ROTH, CARLOS BARRIENTOS, ROBERT VILLA- SENOR, STEVE SEGESSER, DANNY ROVIRA, BRI- AN MALAVAR, IEFF PATTERSON, BRIAN ROB- ERTS, AND CARLOS CASTILLO. THE BOYS PER- FORMED A DANCE TO TALK DIRTY TO WHICH WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY A KICK-LINE. THEY WERE FOLLOWED BY THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS WHO KEPT THE CROWD EN- TERTAINED IN A ROUTINE WHICH INCLUDED CHEERS, STUNTS, AND A RUN DMC MEDLEY. SENIORS MIKE WALLACE, MIKE PROCOPIO, AL FRISKE, STEVE FODOR, IASON LACOMBE, TOM SHIN, GARY MERCER, NICKY KOB, DONNY FLO- RES, AND TEVITA AHOLEIHI MADE UP THE EN- ERGETIC AND ENTHUSIASTIC GROUP. THE IU- NIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS COMPLETED THIS PORTION OF THE ASSEMBLY. IUNIOR PARTICIPANTS INCLUDED BRIAN WEISER, KOREY KOWATTA, BILL IARMAN, BOB TITUS, ARASH BAYROOTI, IOHN MARSHALL, IOHN ANDERSON, GILBERT VALDEZ, AND TODD OCONNER. RAPHAEL GARCIA ADDED TO THE SPIRIT AS A VARSITY MASCOT. TO CONCLUDE THE ASSEMBLY, THE DRILL- TEAM LEADERS, CONSISTING OF SENIORS ADAM WIK AND TONY FERRINTINO AND IU- NIORS RICK ALLEN AND CHRIS CALLAHAN, AMAZED THE CROWD WITH THEIR DANCING EXPERTISE. THE HARD WORK PAIDOFF5 POW- DER PUEE 1987 WAS A SUCCESS. I. Iunior Cheerleaders Korey Kowata and Bill lar- man go over the game strategy with Mike Conn. 2. Seniors Mike Wallace and Mike Procopio per- form the camp dance with great enthusiasm, 3. Songleaders Robert Villasenor and Carlos Bar- rientos get ready to begin their routine. 4. Pep-Commisioner Adam Fullman generates crowd enthusiasm with the class competition. 5. Brian, Scott, left, Danny, and Carlos demonstrate their true grace and agility in the famous kick- line. 6. Drill team leader Tony Ferrentino shows ott his dancing abilities to the crowds delight. 7. Chris Callahan proves that Drill team leaders are cute as well as talented. two p wder putt assembly One 4, .ww three PGWDER PUEE ASSEMBLY RETURNS- THE EQYSQPQ ARE BACK IN ACTIQN! Q1 five powder p one two K . A-AQ, . his V . .T 1 ' .j,-13- - A111 ' -M k. , I., D , ' .. W...--Y. x..-- 1:- 2-Hla' - .A , j' .V-an .. K., , A ,Jw , V , . , , .- . , A .V ,,, .- A A 3' ar' . Yvzanzfi Q, ,-I i ' I three THE 1987 SE IOR GIRL IGI powder puII game HO ED MERCY Iour THE ROUGH, TOUGI-I, AND VIOLENT WORLD OF POWDER PUFF WAS A REALITY ONCE MORE, THE SENIOR AND IUNIOR GIRLS SPENT MANY AFTERNOONS IN MARCH PRACTICING PLAYS. THE IUNIORS ITHE HUNSJ WERE THE UN- DERDOGS, BUT DID AN EXCELLENT IOB. THEIR DEFENSIVE LINE WAS TOUGH, BUT NOT TOUGH ENOUGH. THE HUNS FAILED TO SCORE THROUGHOUT THE GAME DE- SPITE ALL THEIR EFFORTS. THE IUNIORS HAD AN OUTSTANDING COACHING STAFF: MIKE BRAYNARD, BOB TITUS, BILL IARMAN. KOREY KOWATA, AND MIKE CONN. V five six THE SENIOR GIRLS CIUNIORCIDED SCORED TWO TOUCHDOWNS FOR A TOTAL OF I4 POINTS. THREE INTERCEPTIONS WERE MADE BY SENIORS DARYN SPRULL, IOANNA RAS- MUSSEN, AND TRACY STEINBAUER. THE DE- FENSIVE LINE HELD BACK THE IUNIORS AND KEPT THEM FROM SCORING. TONY F ERRENTINO, CARLOS BARRIENTOS, AND RICH HAGERMAN WERE THE HARD- WORKING AND DEDICATED SENIOR COACHES. THE GAME WAS REALLY RADICALQ WE SHOWED THEM NO MERCY, SAID SENIOR IOANNA RASMUSSEN. SSVS The 1987 Senior Powder Putt team. Cheryl'Seich and others watch with bated breath the action on the field, With the help ot teammates, Cheryl Seich scores a two-point conversion tor the seniors. lunior Colleen Medina turns the corner and races downtield for a big gain. 'S .A fy U eight 5. The Powder Putt coaches and captains meet with Coach Hill to discuss the rules. 6. Andrea Neitzke is running scared. 7. The IQS7 lunior Powder Putt team. 8. Shawn Roberts runs downtield tor a first down. powder putt qamefI65 THE ADIE HA KINS DANCE TRULY WAS! THE I987 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE, SPONSORED BY MIKE PROCO- PIO AND HIS EVER-SO COOPERATIVE SENIOR CLASS, WAS, PER- HAPS, THE MOST AMAZING IN LOARA'S HISTORY. AT THE DANCE, THERE WAS A WIDE ARRAY OE ACTIVITIES EOR LOARA STUDENTS TO ADMIRE: HAYRIDES, ROOT BEER FLOATS, SOUARE-DANCING, MARRYINO, INCARCERATINO. YOU NAME IT, AND YOU COULD HAVE DONE IT THERE. MANY A LIFE WAS MADE COMPLETE BY ATTENDINO THIS INCREDIBLE DANCE. IOANNE WAYNE AND TRICIA CREASON OUIPPED, SADIE'S SAVED OUR LIVES. HAD IT NOT BEEN EOR THIS DANCE, WE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN HAPPY. HAD WE NOT BEEN HAPPY, WE WOULD NOT BE HERE TO TELL YOU THIS TODAY. OH, WE HAD THE MOST WONDERFUL DATES, TOO. SO YOU SEE, NOT ONLY WAS THE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE FUN, IT WAS LIEEASAVING, two ix .IK 'flI,bI I -5 . I 1 I IIN'-'E' H1 Ili'- ws Irvs I n LI. , 'W 3 6 I I I X ,I Y, , .KIM iii OHS IUUI' tive SSVSD nine Sarir pauses tor a moment ot thought during the dance. six eight Poor Gwen is trapped! Caged by her mean and merciless date . . . never to be happy again. Steve proves to the camera that his hair truly is longer than Donnas. Peggy and pal are proot positive that posing tor pictures with pitchtorks is fun. Felicia and Robert cling to each other for support at the dance. Mr. Douglas proves that marriage is indeed no small altair. Tricia and loanne dance to celebrate their awtully swell date. Kim is feelin' mighty tit ri' trosty alter hitting a tew ot those lamous root beer floats. Otliver Dave Chooses his partner tor the Virginia Reel. sadie hawkinsf l67 ijysuur i '9 24,4 1 ff Q1 'Z ff Q V ' X 2 140, 4 ,, 47 Af by .M A. X .fv 12324 7 zgffi Qi V! -,, ,, ,uf ,fn ' fvzf ffg ,7Zf,!f7,, , ,,, , vm if z f ff! Q-i:5'aff,'fz52ef,f , , 'Q f i I.-J ,ff 1 99 One I I1 three TWO OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CLUBS AT LOARA THIS YEAR WERE THE FRENCH CLUB AND THE SPANISH CLUB. THE MEMBERS OF THESE CLUBS WERE STUDENTS WHO WANTED TO LEARN ABOUT THE CULTURE OF COUNTRIES WHERE FRENCH AND SPANISH ARE SPOKEN. LOARAS FRENCH CLUB HAS BEEN SUCCESS- FUL FOR MANY YEARS, AND THIS YEAR WAS NO EXCEPTION. THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB AC- COMPLISHED MUCH. THEY HELD SEVERAL FUN- DRAISERS, INCLUDING THE SALE OF CANDY AND CALENDARS, WHILE WORKING TOWARD THEIR GOAL OF THE ANNUAL FRENCH BANOUET. IN ITS SECOND YEAR, THE SPANISH CLUB IS A MORE RECENT ADDITION TO LOARA. THE MEM- BERS WORKED TOGETHER AND PLANNED SEVER- AI, GROUP TRIPS AND PERFORMANCES, INCLUD- INC1 A CHRISTMAS PARTY AT MORENO'S RESTAU- RANT WHERE THE CLUB ENIOYED A TASTE OF MEXICO. BOTH CLUBS EASILY PROVED THAT CULTURE in I1 CAN I-EE FUN. l lflvxmvlm vlulf rm-e-'llrlcizs uw-me ollvu ln-lll llummq lunch. .' lkllm' l F40-H'.' Ifwxml-I1 Club OIIlK,'L?I'5I Ruth Caylord, Lama Symlq .AIISFII lser, Aml1':2a Wmkumalz. 'J' 4. lT11lllul lfflll'-3-CIlIlTg W'-Q-lg, the Fran-:lu Club sold French 5 f 5'-,1qrf1'1vus. -I lvlzv IWW HQ' Fr:-r.-'fl I. Ilulg, f' li r:h:slT.llwl11l: 5.11.1 zlllyl 1. rrrwzfFr'ermvlxp.3sI1'yl,'115YlfvrT1f-Irv. I x T .-Tlllsfz. If-wr llx:l.m1:..- -Sv--1 llw- 5 XIV' 'T IJI1-IMI. f- f B,1l.l lI'I.lI ..1 f.1.il'-.-'- ut - 1 r Illf'Sgmr11sl1 Club Na- ' T' I T 5 .ilu , N Mfg' 4- .rw N' Q r 'IRI . r ' 1 .. lmrmn lluri- 1:.ii R.ll.a+-lC4.1r- fi f-I l:..lll VE-ll, ,Xl lr' fl- VF. I! four THE SPANISH AND FRENCH CLUBS PROVIDE MANY CULTURAL EXPERIENCES , .,.-.,.1..-.,,MMW,a' we-2-Qaigywm W lf' I 4, ,J ' 7j'9Z,,, , 1 A AIII fu ,I,' ', I ' v ' 1' I I .wif -I,.., , ,l,..iV,. . '-M-bi' -xigilz-27-F 'P ' any ' ,rf V 'A eight Hi 3 ,.-ff f'- H, , 'Q ,LJ b 4 7 Oxfk tflnil had Y A .f-at One W-Adi, two W M fy i' MOCK FLOCK 1Ve VW' D SPEECH TEAM EXCEL TWO OF LOARA'S ACADEMIC TEAMS, MOCK TRIAL AND SPEECH, SPARKLED THIS YEAR WITH THE ORATURICAL TALENT OF THEIR MEMBERS. BOTH TEAMS GAVE LOARA STUDENTS A CHANCE TO DISPLAY THEIR SPEAKING SKILLS AND TO THINK ON THEIR FEET. BOTH TEAMS EXPERIENCED GREAT SUCCESS IN THEIR COMPETITIONS AGAINST OTHER ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. THE MOCK TRIAL IS A COURTROOM SIMULATION IN WHICH STUDENTS AS- SUME THE ROLES OF LAWYERS AND WITNESSES. THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM, LED BY COACH RICHARD BARRON, SPENT COUNTLESS HOURS STUDYING THIS YEARS CASE OF PEOPLE VS. CORONEL, A CASE BASED ON A SHOOTOUT IN THE CALIFORNIA GOLD FIELDS OF IE-351. THE TEAM WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AND WAS VICTORIOUS IN EACH ROUND OF THE COUNTY-WIDE COMPETITION. LOARA'S SPEECH TEAM, ABLY LED BY MISS CATHERINE IOSEPH, ALSO ACHIEVED GREAT SUCCESS. VARIOUS LOARA SPEAKERS WERE VICTORIOUS AT COUNTY TOURNAMENTS AND COMPETITIONS SPONSORED BY LOCAL SERVICE CLUBS. LOARA SPEAKERS WERE REPRESENTED AT NEARLY EVERY COMPETITION, AND THEY WON NUMEROUS TROPHIES AND CASH PRIZES. THE SUCCESS OF BOTH TEAMS PROVED THAT THEIR EXTRA WORK AND EF- FORTS PAID OFF AS THEY ACHIEVED THEIR ORIGINAL GOALS SET AT THE BEGIN- NING OF THE YEAR. AS PRESIDENT OF THE SPEECH TEAM AND AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF MOCK TRIAL, MERCY KUO STATED, BOTH THE SPEECH TEAM AND MOCK TRIAL TEAM REPRESENT THE ACME OF COMMITMENT, COOPERATION, AND HARD WORK. WZZ K WWWMQM six I. Alon Ben-Shmuel, a member oi the Mock Tri- al Team, shows his enthusiasm on the witness stand. 2. Mr. Barron expresses anxiety while persuad- inq the Mock Trial Team to tire-upp. 3. Robert Daqnall is caught in deep concentra- tion betore another trip to the courthouse. 4. The I986-87 Mock Trial Team. Top Row: Kim Meyer, Patrick Clowers, Sherry Gray, An- drew Lee, Don Manaranq, Paul Knoch, Iamie Weathers, Victor Kuo, Michele Wilkott, Ca- meron Darweesh, Laura Wilkott, Alon Ben- Shmuel, Manuel Yeow, Iames Williams, Rob- ert Daqnall. Middle Row: Perri Darweesh, Lama Syada, Irene Pai, Donna Iacobson, So- phie Lambides, Alison Iser, Mercy Kuo. Bot- tom Rowz Sung Rhee, Iosh Fruhlinger, Erika Lawrence, Mr. Barron, Iett Iacobson, Adam Sherr, Ken Yuen. 5. Mercy Kuo, president ot the Speech Team, practices tor an upcoming competition. 6. Perri Darweesh displays her enthusiasm tor both the Mock Trial and Speech Team. 7. Alison lser eloquently delivers her opening statement during a Mock Trial competition. ' 8. The I986-87 Loara Speech Team. Top Row: l 5 Tarman Azia, Son Nguyen, Iames Lim, Perri I Darweesh, Victor Kuo, Cameron Darweesh. Alon Ben-Shmuelfle-It Iacobson, Kenny Yuen, David Chi, Mercy Kuo. Bottom Row: Iohanna qmanrwvm .,... . .. ---, Sun, losh Fruhlinqer, Irene Pai. .,.,..4 speech X ITS SSVSH l I One -f three THE CREATIVE WRITING CLUB, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MRS. DAVIS, MET AT LUNCH. STU- DENTS BROUGHT EXAMPLES OF THEIR OWN ORIGINAL WRITING AND READ THEM TO THE OTHER MEMBERS. IN ADDITION, THE CLUB OPER- ATED AS A CLEARING HOUSE OF INFORMATION FOR VARIOUS WRITING CONTESTS. THIS YEAR, MRS. DAVIS'S CREATIVE WRITING CLUB HAD THE FORTUNATE OPPORTUNITY OF PARTICIPATING IN THE CALIFORNIA YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS PROIECT. THE YOUNG PLAY- WRIGHTS PROIECT GAVE STUDENTS THE CHANCE TO CREATE THEIR OWN ONE-ACT PLAYS AND WORK WITH PROFESSIONAL ACTORS AND PLAYWRIGHTS. STUDENTS WERE INSTRUCTED IN IMPROVISATIONAL ACTING, CREATIVE SCENE SET-UPS, AND CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM. EACH STUDENT WAS ASKED TO CAST AND DI- RECT A SCENE FROM HIS OWN PLAY. THAT PROVED TO BE INTERESTING. THAT PROVED TO BE VERY INTERESTING, SAID MIKE PROCOPIO, ONE OF THE STUDENTS WHO TOOK PART IN THIS EVENT. THE YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS PROIECT LASTED ALL DAY AND WAS VERY HELPFUL TO THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED. l. Hilary Bull and Lizzie Myers improvise during the Young PI 1 'wiki' lit- ev ant Ly srl 5 . vc . 2. Yaunq Playwnqlits: Elan Davidson, Melinda Pugh, Helene Wayne, Rachel Van Kirk, and Heidi Willie. 3. Il-iLiLii Salzei' strikes a mlrainatic pose. -I. 'Iliv IEISB-B7 Creative Wntinq Club and Young Play- wiittlits. Z4 Kirstiii I,.oiiiLian'li Iii:-'ilzs tin as Mike PFOCOIDIO acts out the ixiit wt ti infnlg. ni Rxlg I3.itiii.ill locks on in .iinuseinent at tlie antics ol the lf-iiiiti I'I.iywi'iiitits. I V-.xii Mi 'ii listf-its attifiitively as spec-Lili tips are fjlrillecl :intl tIi'- li-will- rzt tliv- OFAI1 iiiigfiiilg-e--is lvig- IWW I'5f .-III tv.-lin. IW 'Al W il.. wil ::.y.it!1t'i I-f.ilg iits-'liijliii iliatl l-iunfl Q:::1 It iizn ' !.1l'I'E.il -if. l tliis I .iiii-fl 5' ' 'I ' It gm. Iti. ri.y'-i'Q i X I f I 'WN-R .X RQ .iw T Q'Wf -wx LO RA'S OCAD TEAM A D CREATI E WRITI G CLU s even 'Y -A 1 H um. ,,,, f . . , I. 1 A 1 ff , lf:-W., . ,X ffgfs.. 0. fi eight E EW HEIGHTS .. rf- -mwfmm,,wy,,,,.., , , 177' 7.1. ,' f ' -w-W...,,,,,,,,,,,,, yi 'df if A,.. . . ZW sg Mgr' 1 ' 'IF 6 gm. . U . I 'ffl ,V fa' ag, X , , I j 2 qggfii? 1 eleven ONE OF LOARA'S FINEST ACADEMIC CLUBS TO DATE IS THE ORANGE COUNTY ACADEMIC DECATHLON. UNDER THE CLOSE SUPERVISION OF RUTH WILKOFF, THIS TEAM OF INTELLECTUAL YOUTHS RANKED SECOND IN THEIR FIRST ROUND OF COMPETITION. THEY WERE CHOSEN ACCORD- ING TO THEIR GRADEPOINT AVERAGES AND ON THEIR PSAT SCORES. THEY ALSO HAD TO BE ACADEMICALLY WELL ROUNDED BECAUSE OF THE VAR- IOUS CATEGORIES THEY WERE TESTED ON. LOARA'S OCAD TEAM EMERGED WITH MANY WELL-DESERVED MEDALS. ROBERT DAGNALL RANKED FIRST OVERALL, AND MIKE PROCOPIO RANKED THIRD. PREPARATION FOR THE COMPETITION INVOLVED MANY HOURS OF IN- TENSE STUDYING THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER AND AFTER SCHOOL. THE TEAM HAD A PENCHANT FOR WANDERING OFF ON A TANGENT INSTEAD OF DISCUSSING THE MATTERS AT HAND. AMONG THE TEAMS FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT OCAD WERE THE CHALLENGE, MRS. WILKOFF, THE SWINGING DISCUSSIONS, AND ESPECIALLY THE MEDALS. LOARA'S OCAD TEAM DESERVES A BIG HAND FOR WHAT THEY HAVE ACHIEVED. THROUGH HARD WORK AND DETERMINATION, THESE SCHOL- ARLY STUDENTS WERE ABLE TO KEEP UP THE TRADITION OF OUTSTANDY ING OCAD TEAMS. ocadfI7S .v- ...,-r- one two f7W,WffW4' M three four six 17615111 club five Brit -GJ POLICE SCIENCEXSKI CLUB CHALLENGE SAXON MINDS AND BODIE t I Nat Carlisle tantasizes about the cool, icy slopes as he snacks on a popsicle. Ryan Pucci wonders, Will there be snow this season? The IQBB-B7 Loara Ski Club. Anders I-Ienninqson anticipates the next meet- ing. Advisor Mrs. Brown helps member Andy El- ledge decide on the next ski trip. Liz Cho found a way to qet involved through the Ski Club. Future lawyers get interested in law through the Police Science Club. giiclle Barron and his 1986-B7 Police Science u . Police Science Club otticers: Alison Iser, Mercy Kuo, Ioanna Sun, and Kim Hottart. Uncle Barron inspires us to STAY OUT OE TAIL! EOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO ENIOY THE EAST,EXCTHNCl AND THRHLHM3 MOUNTAINOUS SPORT OE SKIING, THE SKI CLUB OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ESCAPE TO THE WONDROUS WIN- TER WONDERLAND. THERE ARE SEVER- AL ONE-DAY TRIPS TO NEARBY MOUN- TADE,.AND LARGER AND LONCER TRIPS TO COLORADO AND UTAH. THE MEMBERS OE THE POLICE SCI- ENCE CLUB ARE LEARNING HOW TO HELPSTUDENTSUNLERSTANLVHDDAYS LEGAL SYSTEM. GUEST SPEAKERS OE- TEN VISIT THE CLASS, INEORMING THE STUDENTSCH?DETERENTLANVRELATED OCCUPATIONS. VWTH THE SKI CLUB SKHNG THROUGH THE YEAR AND THE POLICE SCIENCE CLUB INEORMING STUDENTS OE THHR RKEHTS THE CLUBS ARE BOTH STRIVING EOR PERFECTION. eight ten police science! I77 ,Q lx ri. 43 I 233 ,A 541' 'win Y DCSF GI EHO OR TO 1 , -f fo- 4 , flfvf ' ' , Q 'Nh f X i Seven mg Ill N .,.. as ten SCHOLARS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF TRICIA CREA- SON, MADAME PRESIDENTE: MERCY KUO. VICE-PRESIDENT, TONY FERRENTINO, TREA- SURER, AND SECRETARY KNOCH CPAUL KNOCH, THAT ISD, THE YEAR OF 1987 WAS A YEAR OF HONOR AND RECOGNITION. THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR WAS THE ANNU- AL INDUCTION CEREMONY. THE PURPOSE OF THE CEREMONY WAS TO FORMALLY INI- TIATE MEMBERS INTO THE SOCIETY. ERIKA LAWRENCE SAID, IT WAS THE CANDLES THAT DID IT FOR ME, THE CANDLES ALONG WITH THE CEREMONY, ADDITION- AL HONORS WERE THE BLUE HONOR CORDS, CUSTOMARILY WORN AT THE LONG-AWAITED GRADUATION CEREMO- NY. MR. LARRY KLEVOS AND MRS. IANE DA- VIS HEADED THE SOCIETY THIS YEAR WITH THEIR ENTHUSIASM AND BOUNTEOUS PA- TIENCE. ALL IN ALL, THE SOCIETY DID MUCH FOR THE MEMBERS, BY PROVIDING ALL THAT ITS NAME IMPLIES-NUMEROUS HONORS FOR ITS HONORABLE MEMBERS. THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDER- ATION WAS TRULY AN INTELLECTUALLY STIMULATING EXPERIENCE. IT BROADENED HORIZONS AND ENLIGHTENED ALL TO THE WONDERS OF INTEGRITY, SCHOLARLY AC- TIVITY, AND INTELLECT. OKAY, LET ME CUT THE BALONEY, CSF ENTAILED GIFT WRAP SALES, SANTA GRAMS, AND STEALING HELPLESS RIVAL CLUB MASCOTS. MR. PRESIDENT, SAMUEL LEE, FULFILLED ALL OF HIS PRESIDENTIAL DUTIES BY ARRANG- ING MEETINGS, FUND RAISERS, AND BEAT- ING STUFFED ANIMALS. VICE-PRESIDENT DAVID KNOCH AND SECRETARY LESLEY FRIEDLAND ALSO FULFILLED THEIR DELE- GATED DUTIES. MARK CHEN COLLECTED MONEY FROM OUR RELUCTANT HANDS AND THEREFORE DISPLAYED HIMSELF AS A GOOD AND PROPER TREASURER. MR. NICH- OLSON AND MRS. MILLER LED THE CSF'RS. THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDER- ATION PROVIDED FOR A SCHOLARSHIP TO BE GIVEN TO A LUCKY, OR MANY LUCKY STUDENTS, WHO EXEMPLIFIED BEHAVIOUR AS TO THEIR NEED OR ACADEMIC CAPABI- LITY. SO, HATS OFF TO A WONDERFULLY GIVING ASSOCIATION. I. NHS officers: Paul Knoch, Secretary, Tony Ferrentino, Treasurer, and keeping peace, President Tricia Creasong and Mercy Kuo, Vice-President. 2. Cameron, Afshin, Ed, and Lena sense the impending excitement of the NHS meeting and await with bated breath. 3. Shawna's guffaws exemplify' the fun at the meeting. 4. The 1987 National Honor Society 5. The most important thing to do at a NHS meeting is, of course . . . TO EAT!! 6. Some extremely excited NHS members. 7. Officers for 1986-87 California Scholarship Federation, Cl to rl Mark Chen, Treasurer, Samuel Lee, President, David Knoch, Vice- Presidenty and not pictured, Secretary Les- ley Friedland. 8. The 1986-87 California Scholarship Feder- ation. A 9. Iill Thomas is absolutely enthralled by the cameral. IO. Adrienne Lara enioys her time at the CSF meeting. nine CSff179 SO mf THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM, INTERNATIONAL CLUB, AND KOREAN CULTURE CLUB IKCCJ HELPED BRING THE WORLD TO LOARA'S CAMPUS. STUDENTS WERE ABLE TO LEARN ABOUT OTHER CULTURES BY IOINING THESE CLUBS. THROUGH HARD WORK AND DEDICA- TION, DEAN CHA CPRESD ORGANIZED THE KCC FOR THE FIRST TIME HERE AT LOARA. YOUNG CHUNG CVICE-PRESJ, ED LEE ITREASJ, YOUNG PARK CSECJ, AND MRS. MENZIES IADVISORJ ALSO CONTRI- BUTED THEIR TIME TO THE CLUB WITH APPROXIMATELY 40 MEMBERS, LOARA'S KCC IOINED THE KOREAN-AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION CKASAD, WHICH CONSISTED OF ABOUT 20 OTHER KORE- AN CLUBS FROM ORANGE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS. THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB AND FOR- EIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM ADDED IN- TERNATIONAL INFLUENCE TO LOARA. EXPERIENCING THE NEW LIFE STYLES OF AMERICA WERE SEVEN EXCHANGE STU- DENTS: MA DEL MAR CABRERA CSPAINJ, MARTA OVIES CSPAIND, NURIA AGUIRRE CSPAINJ, MULLER ALKE CGERMANYD, SU- SANNE RATH CGERMANYJ, NATSUKO IGO IIAPANJ, AND ADERS HENNINGSSON CSWEDENJ. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF AD- VISOR MRS. IOHNSON AND CLUB PRESI- DENT CLAUDIA PEREZ, THE INTERNATION- AL CLUB BROUGHT STUDENTS OF VAR- IOUS RACES TOGETHER, I two Qin.,- N I 'QR 4-hu..- ODS fi gjfwf three four 4., FITS! I .fllllj -'55 1-, ,. I in, -,f C- I Q S 0 ND, I Ik I X X- 1 ll I TER ATIO AL A D KOREAN CULT RE CLU S PRESE T THE WORLD TO LD RA 4 A 4 , eight ten Susanne Rath from Germany, Natsuko lgo from lapan, and Muller Allie from Germany lett home to live in America for a year. Blanca Solis, upon hearing good news, smiles with joy. Foreign Exchange student Anders l-lenningsson trom Sweden poses tor the picture. Nuria Aguirre and Ma Del Mar Cabrera, both from Spain, enjoy their stay in America. lnternational Club advisor Mrs. lohnson eats an apple a day to keep the doctor away. The International Club takes part in the loin-A- Club Day. The l986-87 Korean Culture Club. Freshmen Steve Chung and Hee Lee gossip during lunch. Korean Club advisor Mrsi Menzies takes orders during the loinAA-Club Day. Members ot the Korean Club discuss their next meeting. Korean Culture Club officers: Dean Cha Cpresi- dentl, Young Chung Nice-Presidentl, Young Park lSecretaryl, and Ed Lee tTreasurerl. korean culture club! l8l ONE' THE 1986-87 G.A.T.E. CLUB YEAR WAS AN INTER- ESTING MIXTURE OF ACTIVITIES. THE FIELD TRIPS RANGED FROM THE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM IN LOS ANGELES TO THE TRADITIONAL PICNIC AT MALIBU BEACH FOR THE VISIT TO THE GETTY. THE LUNCHTIME ACTIVITIES WERE A MAIOR PART OF THE G.A.T.E. CLUBS YEAR. THESE INCLUDED THE ALWAYS-INTELLECTUALLY STIMULATING DE- BATES, WHERE EMOTIONS AND IDEAS, QAND SOMETIMES FOODJ PREVAILED IN THE AIR. THE LEADERS OF THE PACK WERE IRENE PAI. VICTOR KUO, LESLEY FRIEDLAND, AND YOUNG CHUNG. 'THE LEADER OF THE LEADERS WAS MS. VAN AL- STINE, A GREAT SUPPORT THROUGHOUT THE EN- TIRE YEAR. 'ITHIS YEAR WAS HARD TO ORGANIZE, BUT ENDED UP BEING REALLY FUN, SAID IRENE PAI. AND SO SHE SUMS UP THE ENTIRE YEAR- REALLY FUN. THE 1986-87 FINE ARTS UNLIMITED YEAR WAS TRULY A CLASS ACT. THE MONTHLY PERFOR- MANCES HIGHLIGHTED THE YEAR. SUCH PERFOR- MANCES INCLUDED PIANO, VIOLIN, AND ART DIS- PLAYS. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT PETER I.O, VICE-PRESIDENT LUKE CHENG, SECRE- TARY MIC'HELLE WILKOFF, AND TREASURER DEN- ISE I-ISU, THE F.A.U. YEAR WAS TRULY A SUCCESS. THIS YEAR WAS A SMASHING SUCCESS. TRULY A BOX OFFICE HIT, AND A WONDERFUL EXPER- IENCE WITH THE TRULY TREMENDOUS TRIO OF ADVISORS, MRS. HERBERT, MS. VAN ALSTINE, AND MS. PETERS, FINE ARTS BENEFITTED ALL. l. Ottnw-1:1 P1-tm' Lo -11111 M1cI1e-Ile Wilkott attempt to attract 111+-111t.--11m w1tl1 IIIPIIX t'a11t'Iy-111tr1q11111q ways. fl II11- v11tI111:a1t1s111 tor the F1119 Arts pert01'r11a11t5e IS easlly :cv-1-11 111 tN'tf'1vy KIIOIS tame. 3. IT11 1.11. I- 1111 IW 'tt--1 I.c1.Seu1'et.a1'y M1cI1elle VV1lk0II,V11:e Presi- tt-1111 l.11Iiv RTIIGIILI, .md TI't'ClSLlI'GI' Demse Hsu led the Fine Att: U11.11111tetIIy. -I III-' 117315-b?,' ITIIIC' Arts UIIIIITIITGCI Club. In Il-211: W.111..1 111-1115 111 GIIIIIIIIDGIIOII tortI1e11extpertormance. 11. Sytwzq Ines st1v1w5 twr tfo11re1'11 tor the debate toptc at ta t111,t It 11111-1-111111, 1:1 :.- E11 .111tI I.f-stvy I'-1'1vtIl.'111t'I, Obvnbusly 6IIII'tI'dIIGCT by 711xt:1111.1111I -If-s1t111 ot tI11J'C-l.A.T.E.mI11Ig.T-Shtrt. '- f 19.A.'I' Ii. Club, OLDVIOIISIY 1111t1IQI1-- to 1.'or1ta111 'lt1f3IIt ttvr tI11-vI11b, wvtivf-1-.'1i.1Iyt1sg1 t-1St1111o111t1I 1111i t1tIt11x1t1w11 wt tt1v-I111.. tmtt tts frttlvetll. x 1 III -'1. RI wt y'111st1y -:.11f11.'1I1s111 t1ttf511111'ts to 1 t .1I- vt wtt1.11I L5l..At.T,E xt-f1gt:I11-I sttxrts. :tt 'VL tt 1 KIT' I11-.'1:11111 Y.'11:1.1 CVIHIILCI PIESI- I 1 111.11 393 '1--tttxx' 1 F1 .-'1 1:.I Cr'-1-11--1 ,.,,'.,,,v. ISQ IIIIP arts E RICHI G EXPERIENCES FUUND IN CLUBS six 1988 -1937 Nix-DARQ . 5 Qj.PvfE.6.s Qggaggmgf iff' SGVGH L 6 4211.2 ' at 5 eight ten 2 ' 41' 4 I F227 . . Q Q.a.t.e. club! 183 Q LJ.-1 OHS three THE VELO CLUB IS THE NEWEST CLUB ON CAMPUS. ORGANIZED BY MR. CULLINANE IN IANUARY, I987, THEIR FIRST OUTING WAS TO HUNTINGTON BEACH. THEY MET SHARPLY AT 8:00 A.M. IN FRONT OF THE BIOLOGY ROOMI THE SPIRIT AND ENERGY OF THE STUDENTS WHO WERE EAGER TO RIDE TOGETHER BROUGHT THIS CLUB ALIVE. AFTER A TWO TO THRIQIHIIOUR RIDE TO THE BEACH THE CLUB MEMBERS STOPPED FOR A REFRESHING PICA NIC AND AN ENIOYABLE GAME OF VOLLEY- BALI.. MR. CULLINANE FEELS THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS CLUB IS TO KEEP THE STUDENTS BUSY IN A IIICALTHY OUT-OF-SCHOOL ACTIVITY. THE STUDENTS ALL SEEM TO FEEL THAT THE WAY TO KEEP THEMSELVES IN SHAPE IS DEFINITELY BICYCLE RIDING. THE MEMBERS ARE EAGERLY LOOKING FORWARD TO ANOTHER YEAR OF CYCLING. I Pm! IQrmrIx In-ts v.nzrnf:rI up Icr an exhaustmq mde to Imzulnmtsz. IH .1vII. Q Ilmf IIISLN ta' If--II CIIIL' OII1-ffrs. LMI to11qht:Ddn Cul- llzmrpn- A.I'.':. 'r' I ...1. 1 Sy--.IILINAII Trvrdillrffrj Thang FI 1 Ex' .AL I I 1fEg:.s LQI'fNN'Int:II Yxvv PITGSIQIQIII. I ::.. ' ips TI..1r:.1 m.aI1f1 51,1512 the blkes are 1 - .11L -. H... , -,VJ ISI XXJIIS CIIJL two iour K - , N1 IH THE EW VELO A D LETTERMENS CLI B . Sui Y Clgut ? KS, , A 5 len eleven 1, fwf , f ww 77 44 4 I aw? ' wg, :,fg,j7,,f, f ,LD ,X , , V, , ', ' 5 ,V x ,gg,3,f' gf, U. f I li.r f ee 2490? f, 4 X' gin f 2 , , 1, . f-I A' . f l ', . O' f , MW, ' A Q ff . , , ff - SSVQTI -L l nine THIS YEAR'S LETTERMEN'S CLUB MET FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ELEVEN YEARS. ORGANIZED AND LED BY COACH DEFRIES, THE CLUB HAD OVER THIRTY MEMBERS. ONLY MALE AND FEMALE VAR- SITY LETTERMEN ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP. THE PURPOSE OF THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB IS TO PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT, TO HELP THE ATHLE- TIC DEPARTMENT TO RAISE MONEY, AND TO UNITE STUDENTS WHO HAVE A COMMON BOND. SOME OF THE ACTIVITIES TO RAISE MONEY WERE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTS, CANDY SALES, AND A CAR WASH. THE CLUB MET TWICE MONTH- LY TO DISCUSS CLUB ACTIVITIES, FUND RAISERS, AND THE END-OF-YEAR BANOUET. THERE WERE ALSO SPECIAL PATCHES MADE FOR THE CLUB MEMBERS TO GO ON THE LETTERMENS IACKETS. THIS YEARS OFFICERS WERE NICK KOB, PRESQ TONY FERRENTINO, V.Pg KIM HOFFART, SECp AND IOANNA RASMUSSEN, TREAS. 6. This year's officers: Treasurer Ioanna Rasmusseng Secre- lary Kim Hollarlg President Nicky Kobg and Vice-Presidenl Tony Ferrentino. 7. Coach Delries, advisor ol the organization, discusses a fund raiser with lhe members ol the club. B. The 1986-1987 Letlermerfs Club. 9, Marlo Bousloq relaxes while in a Lellermerrs Club meel- ing. IO. Rick Puccio and Tony Ferrenlino help out by qivinq lheir ideas. ll. loey Panchisin lislens allenlively To the session. letlermens club! IB5 P9 I 'I N 'W 1 , r ff' ' ff' two 0 il 'Xx- 41.4 four 'iw Ntb 149 V IA A TO SSEMBLE A CLASS-EI E RACER WEE! seven eiQhl U NY I Tl-- nine eleven THE 1986-87 LOARA AUTO CLUB MET EVERYDAY DURING THIRD AND FOURTH PERIODS. THIS YEAR'S AUTO CLUB WAS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OE MR. BILL CLAYTOR. THIS WAS MR. CLAYTOR'S FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING AT LOARA. HE ENIOYED TEACHING THE HARDWORK- ING AND DEDICATED STUDENTS. DURING THE COURSE OF THE YEAR, THE CLUB UNDERTOOK MANY TIME-CON SUMING TASKS, ONE OE WHICH WAS THE ASSEMBLING AND FINAL PREPARA- TION OE A CLASS-FIVE BAIA BUG. THE ENTIRE CLUB WORKED ON THE PROIECT, AND THE CAR WILL RACE AGAINST MANY OE THE OEF-ROAD PROFESSIONAL RACERS IN I988. THE PROTECT PROVIDED A REWARDING LEARNING EXPERIENCE FOR ALL INVOLVED. Andy Russell shows ott his tencing abilities, Derek Adams and Adam Wik fantasize about taking this project to Glamis. Mamanit Ombina wonders about this transmis- sion problem. l wonder where this went jokes Tom Wash- burn. Andrew Bereczy uses his strength to litt this motor. Iason Woityna proudly stands by his restoration ol his Porsche. Derek Adams, George Iimenez, and Adam Wik do their stutt to the Baia Bug. Iohn Clark caught girl-watching again. Andy lanney taking his turn on the grinder. The l986-IQSY Loara Auto Club. Mr. Clator doing his thing. auto club! I87 I' ,ff . MV -Mak M95 1 5 N, .P,, 4 'X .72 ' V, 64 MN ug- 2 V. ODS AN ,iff M' fws. V 11.1 lik hele. -I N Mmm LLFEQYK X 'two ,'i, , ' , , f 1f5,3 g ' V b 1 f V 4 ,, MJ Q MV f-if ,WM H ' H , Q U if 1 N f,7f-x ' X f L four kill KIWA IS BOWL TAKES 4TH IN STATE Z 94 seven WHEN ONE THINKS OF KIWANIS BOWL, ONE MAY PICTURE BEAUTIFUL, DANCING NATIVE WOMEN, OR AN EXCITING FOOT- BALL GAME, OR POSSIBLY EVEN A LOVE- LY CHUNK OE CRYSTAL POPULATED WITH WILD, EXOTIC FRUITS, BUT TRIVIA? GENERAL KNOWLEDGE? OUR WONDEREULLY ACADEMIC AND AMAZING KIWANIS BOWL TEAM WAS LEAD ONCE AGAIN BY, YES, THATS RIGHT, THAT EVER-SO-AMAZING WUN- DERKIND, MIKE PROCOPIO. THE REST OF THE TEAM INCLUDED ARA AMERKHAN- IAN, CRAIG BOYD, ROBERT DAGNALL, CAMERON DARWEESH, IIM DELEHOY, ADAM FULLMAN, IEEE IACOBSON, ADAM SHERR, MICHAEL WALLACE, IAMES WIL- LIAMS AND KEN YUEN. MRS. ESPING BRIL- LIANTLY HEADED THE INCREDIBLE TEAM TO GLORIOUS NEW VICTORIES AND EVEN MORE GLORIOUS VICTORY PAR- TIES. SOME OE THE CATEGORIES THAT WERE LOVABLY COVERED DURING THE COURSE OF THE FEW COMPETITIONS WERE AMERICAN HISTORY, FAMOUS NAMES, WORLD HISTORY, AMERICAN LIT- ERATURE, ENGLISH LITERATURE, GEOG- RAPHY, SCIENCE AND MATH. OUR FEAR- LESS BOYS-AT-THE-BUZZERS EXCELLED IN EVERY CATEGORY. l. Darnl I knew that onel pouts Rob Dagnall. 2. Mike laughs condescenclingly at one ot the tar- tetched answers given by a peer. 3. lim Delehoy raises his hand with enthusiasm and energy to answer the question. 4. The team: Robert Dagnall, Mike Wallace, Adam Sherr, Mike Procopio, Ara Amerkhanian, Iett la- cobson, lim Delehoy, Cameron Darweesh, Ken Yuen, and Craig Boyd. 5. The judge patiently waits tor the team's answer. 6. Mrs. Esping looks on with disbeliet as one ot the team members comes up with an answer. 7. I know the answer! exclaims Adam Eullman. 8. The team anxiously awaits its turn. 9. Albert Chang is amazed at the quick, accurate answers given by the team. eighf nine kiwanis bowl X IBQ Glance ll STUDENTS WENT WITH MR, DOROSKY TO WASHINGTON, D.C. FOR ONE WEEK AS PARTICIPANTS OF CLOSE UP, A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION GEARED TOWARD EXPOS- ING YOUNG PEOPLE TO THE WORKINGS OF OUR GOVERNMENT. THEY SPOKE WITH POLITICIANS, LOBBYISTS, AND LEARNED SPEAKERS ABOUT THE ISSUES THAT CON- CERN OUR COUNTRY. VISITS TO CAPITOL HILL INCLUDED THE HOUSES OF THE SENATE, THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, AND THE SMITHSONIAN MUSE- UMS. DAYTIME LECTURES AND SEMINARS WERE COMBINED WITH NIGHT TOURS OF THE FAMOUS MONUMENTS. ROOMING WITH OUR STUDENTS WERE HIGHSCHOOLERS FROM TEXAS. THEY HAVE AN ENTIRELY DIF- FERENT SET OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS, AND THEY TALK FUNNY, SAID E. LAWRENCE. ALL I WANTED TO DO WAS DE- BATE AND LEARN! TIANA CHOLO EX- CLAIMED. LISTEN UP, FUTURE POLITICIANS! CLOSE UPPERS ARE READY FOR ANYTHING! .L Jar ,- T .-,Af 1 - 3. .' J -- ' lqffgua. Alf-.'3f.tj,.'gf, I fgacc 'K --- ft Afdlfilf two l. Close Up participants, lett to right: Rob Daqnall, Michael Wallace, Dean Cha, Doug Spicer, Allison Iser, Iames Wil- liams, Tiana Cholo, Paul Knoch, Young Chung, Cameron Darweesh, Erika Lawrence, and Mr. Dorosky. -,. Mr. Dorosky stands next to a sign in Lafayette Park. 3. Cameron llashes an endearing smile tor the C-Span Tele- N vision cameras. -I. Paul speaks against a proposed legislative bill. 5. Close Uppers roam the streets ot DC.. in Erika and a mounted police ottiuer outside Smithsonian lvlusouins. Several menibeis enioy a tme eveninq at a local dinner lllfwllxxf. Sl Limits Dffan and Miuhael spend a bit ol precious tree time lrzteriziii Ln the luallwajf in the hotel. 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W, 7 ' Q, A,,, ,M 9, , 1 , V , ji g ,-:Q-Qi' g 7 1 f , f,kf,f , . ,,,,k,,,, ,my ,,k,, , if Georgia Culhane fx, Q' ll Ed Re ick lerry Glenn xlkll Bill l ones AA f l im LeGrand N A n X E., ag, slw K R R Dale Hughes Wim ,145 W ff 4' ff XI A23 ' 2' . .sz 'Qld 4 O Ji A K 1 'Q' ,iff f Agnesf lvlgfjk .wan-, HAVE YGU EVER NOTICED HOW SQME TEACHERS HAVE CERTAIN PHRASES THAT A THEY SAY EVERY DAY? Q K i lim Allicotti Richard Barron Theodore Biller William Blanton i aaaa E Raymond Bfdllfl Carol Brody . . . so he told me he was late cuz the bombs Reagan sold the Iranians were being used on his house. Audrey B1-Qwn Ursula Brown Donald Budd Cynthia Cantu-Moore Audrey Cherep faculty! l95 '4 M t A I 'fit if f at Carl Hecht Margaret Herbert Herb H111 Robert Hinman Dave Hurlburt U A . Maria Jarman Cora Iohnson 1 Mr. Budd and Mrs. Stocks show off their fans. DGUGLA - THA K YOU I ACCEPT THE PART. taculty Martin Iohnson Melinda Iones 5 53-ii Ruth Iordan Catherine Ioseph HI MA - PEACE, LOVE, D BGBBY SHERM ,gig ive. Jax Fred Kahlen Nanci Kavanagh Kay Beverly Mary King Uncle Barron is attacked by one of his fans. Lan-Y Klevos Charlene Kretsinqer l Kathleen Lappin Vicky Larson William Leader Tony Leon Kay Malucky faculty! l 99 KLEVOS- UH, LAD113 A D GE TLEME Tracy Manning Rick Martens I . 'si . , Rondal Martin Martha McGuire ' i i R013 Megill Yssa Menzies I-Iey! No secret signa1s! Thomas Meylor Leilani Mielak Diane Miller Ray Moore Vicki M QW faculty I i i i OOFG Shelley Moskowitz Beverly Nicholas Ted Nicholson Rosalind Paternostro lohn Pearson Penny Sue Peters Norelynn Pion-Goureau Fernando Ramos Sharon Rasmussen Mr. Tuitle is overcome by the need to strangle one oz' his students. LEADER PHYSICS Lavon Roloersn Cleo Rumley TEACHERS ARE ,T WIMPSY iacultyf2Ol .11 , . J ', ,. w '- lk as ,pam V' f , rf- ryf . gf' nav- ! 'A W U SJW. r - o P F .' . I Lv :ELL K :- Ll-QY'-I .5 ' P. in of ev' Lb w N., .un O2 lauully wr --at P, 4 i l Charles Sadler Leroy Schelske Bob Schneider fx 1, Q Q ,,.-z,3i1ya,M, , V+ :W .. I.: -Sqn t f'p9Kfl-' Mr. jones and Mr. Smith , . . No, seriously, these are our real namesfu DCDRO KY-HWE WA TO BE UMBER ONE! 1 'Ui Bill Schroeder Ray Sellers Ruth Siegall David Smith loe Smith Nancy Snyder Clint Stark Diane Sweeney CLEAVELA D-MDG ,T PGUR 0 T THE FIXERT ffm-7, -1 , . , l m ,g a f-A g X,,L I E' lohn Tillis ludy Tomlinson i Y ,-J Q iw J 1 E F l 1 5 Y - Y . fx Q. X i Mary Traw Kenneth Tuttle i Elsie Vanalstine Marge Vandorne d all G , . A joke explained is a joke lost, as Mr. Douglas well knows, David VGZCIUGZ l o i l Rhonda Ward Ruth Wilkoii Ronald Young og ow 77 i l nl lil faculty X 203 0 Q 71 F 6. Z fgpjpfzzfan! if M - .. yi, J., .L , 525 V A : f f M ' mg M 1 f I7 Z' 1 , , , fr f A A , Q ja V? f , ff wi v if 15 ,Liz wk' fb 1ns1de GD 1 xl wyyyi V f rv 2 .. I- A i f e:-xf vw, sl A I Q 54 . . 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K ' Linda Lee Mike Wallace SOMEDAY Someday Ill grow up and prove you all wrong I mlght become famous and wnte my own songs I mlght become Presldent then Ill make all the rules I would be boss And you d be the fools But xl I should hve out My real golden dream A dancer Id be The others were good But Id be the best You were really wrong lust llke the rest But for the hme belng The fact stlll remams I m Wdlllnq for someday For someday I ll qaln Ellen Kao , , I Everyone would know me, , Christy L. Thomas 206,f'percept1ons 1- SHARES OF A BROKEN MIRROR The forces gather side by side and penetrate the weak: every reflection is reflected at you. Your bones begin to weaken and your words begin to slur. They're bringing you back to the dreaded place where the flames of war will be ignited in your face. And these loving thoughts that enter my mind that l thought were just reminders are Qnly shards of a broken mirror that existed in my past. Shards of a broken rnirror that stab me in the back shards that l can sometimes feel ripping through my skull, Now the curtains are pulled and the lights go dim' The evil put on a deceiving grin. The chamber doors are opening and your eyes are fading white. Those feelings are so familiar' was it a year or just one night? Being pushed down darkened tunnels with emptiness at the end. l dont like awakening to footsteps on my Ceiling and hoping for just one glance of heaven just one promise of safety. The point of vision where the choice to rip out your eyes and crash your skull depends on the slow ticking clock that is nailed to the walls of hell. And in time with that clock beats the heart, the heart that pumps the same blood that drips through the crack in your mind. As my mind travels backward l realize that my recognition of this evil is no longer of any use to me' my strongest efforts will not defeat the shards of a broken mirror the shards that cover every surface l walk on. And these silver shards now covered with blood will continue to penetrate my cold skin until the full moon bleeds and the ocean erupts. Eric Dave Feighl Peggy Bustillos 4 ,i K h, ,fry 'f s H. , N328 W m y i , , af ,J B . 1 A fn If A X , 5 Xy,.+,,i ,.i -r tif x-.i hx y ZX' :far Al., if 'hi J g,-f xx or , Y r -,. -nf.--0 fl se 'K lf' N t Qiigfzs. 2' R P- 0 f x ii 1 -Q sv. .- L I f 3 fi A f 1 al Christy L. Thomas I Al Friske perceptions X 207 FAILURE CIN DRIPPING RED LETTERSD Another day Another failure Something else went wrong He s given up for he s tried To cope for too long He was the one with so much pain So he chose to rebel He made his father beat him He made his mother yell So he cut his hair and wore the clothes And thought himself so cool He skipped his classes and failed his tests And decided to drop out of school When his parents found out It was the first time he had heard them fight It was for these reasons that he chose to run away that night . 'fy' 1 'V , ff' 1 ' i 'f . ' r . . l . f All frxqx . ,-9 Life in the streets was not as easy as it seemed A 1 He was a failure there too 'Q A It's been a week since he left and since he ate So he held up a liquor store at two ,fx And when the old man triggered the alarm It was just a reflex to fire the gun And when he heard the siren off in the distance He could do nothing but run With sirens gettin' louder, he ran down the clark, dead-end street . After running for so long and with nowhere to go ,A he stopped and fell from his feet And with the red lights flashing in his eyes He had just enough energy to put the gun to his I i,hz W -nr head lust before the muscles in his head tightened He decided to pass out instead And to leave him alone in that cell Chmsty L' Thomas Was something they shouldn t have done When he awoke he figured out where he was He looked for something sharp for they had taken e gun In the office his parents were crying But glad that he was alive And if he only knew of their great concern He might have wanted to survive And as the rusty spring cut his wrist He figured out what he must scrawl By the time his parents reached the cell it was too late They saw Failure dripping on the Wall But he found what he was looking for Or at least something to suffice And a strange fear suddenly gripped him As he gripped his weapon like a vice Todd O Conner 208fperceptions A ml Thomdg Maid Knittle I I IAM IQ I.5fII1idfCII'961'!16If , Y andeedreamers rievepwin ' I Iam I61'Vbf3II6V61 I I 5 I 1 in Ithings I eI'1ouIdn c fi f I believe I ,I Iamitooloud I f If V 1 I when I should be quiet I and too qmet when I should be heard I am too strong when I should be subtle and foo weak to be notlced I am UHIGIIITIIUI when falth lS needed I am too loyal when I am not wanted I am m love when he 1SH,I and not when he IS but I'II be there when you need me QPF' for if I am au those things I am also a friend. Lori Hudson ' DOHY Byun perceptions X 209 Ann Pikoolthong - Derek Adams MAGENTA EYES Magenta eyes, Wai'in with a fire-red sparkle, Beckoning to anyone who will listen, Anyone who will understand, Slowly Closing gently, With a single silent tear, Running from the Corner, And sliding Softly Down a rosy pink Cheek. 'Qin le-be -Q Rapoport 2lO perceptioiis Chris Huicochea 75 me 7 'Q , Al Friske V ,,,,,..,..u ,w.,'.,.-.47-A Y 'W4' ' an f.i,. - a .. , .1 1- 1.110 - 'P -'J' '. ,ri QA :ri.,1..,.::xT.:2.132LJihw5:,.Phi, 4 .. .-...,- ub 2 ' ' ' ' V ' 3'-v4 'r .'r .4 u.p-1' 'if' Hs O ' Al Friske KING OF BEASTS i is i . AND A DOVE , . g l l A is , War is a ravaging lion' Perpetually stalking manlcindg Wlhen siriie has arisen 'lwixt 'H 5 M g nations ' i i i f , He fancies ii s come time to dine. , , ,,V, I I , - l l 'X -V ,,s,,,,s J, r He summons the foes into baitle i Desiring his stomach to fill. Such hunger can never be saled' One war merely serves as a meal. ' 'iff nur Peace is a llittering dove With power to heal in her wings' When seeing the lion is absent She peace and security brings, Yet meanwhile the lion in slumber , manhfw' A faint pang ol hunger doih feel, He rises to stir up a ballle Resuming his glutlonous meal. David Knoch WW' ' Q Mai A ' f. X fmysf' gi W1 ' , fifw M V V , i ,iii,ii,i 49' Q - Al Frislce perceptions X 21 l efteotions THE DREAM BOX Have you ever had a dream That you wished Oh how you wished it would come true But you stored it in the deepest And darkest part of your memory, waiting , . . The dream is material But where does it exist? Do dreams become ill and die? Or do they survive ln a pe-rson's own self-contained world? Where do your unfinished dreams reside? Halt-true but still untouchable And nightmares, those dark experiences We all choose to forget. Where do we get inspired tor dreams? Enter: one Dream Box A place where all ot our unknown pleasures live Coexisting with their counterparts The Dream Box Cant you hear it calling singing your name? Calling out your future Play by play Day by day Here the dreams ot everyone That has ever wished upon a star Or used a wishing well Live and wait Wait for their material birth A light shines there And all dreams that turn to nightmares Are cast away Have you ever seen a dream that hasnt come true Cant you hear Dream Box calling Calling you. oe Ezersk' V, 'NP'-t I X 40 ui--4 'i f 62 vm ' ping T rj 1.7 V f l , A 5 ' 'll will ' - fl ' , Jr' warn Q . - DU' V was .. ,fl , Vx It 5-.1 Y-QU e ' ji t I rlftllih lf' 5 it V-hx J: it T ' A1 Lf , r it K T - Z.1 f1E' :Y 1 Y ., ' ' gf'- t ' a fifth .fi ,ix W 'ning' L, t 'Y V K Y J' , h -51 4 7 ' H x ' t 3 T , f N , V .V r I lx jg s- X ' QQ tri' T- 'a T Peter Vifang Q ,ff I Mike Wallace Q q V A .T U 1 Yuson Chong , V K x Chris Huicochea 1 xxl, My V, .lf I in - . 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K' 'ff . -nl' KG' ,f v K, ' , .9 ' , ,WH t 0 '5 xl 5 a E +, ,TJ 1 TIME Another grain of sand Slips through the hourglass A second Out of a rnmute Out of an hour Gut oi a day And a thought A smgle lonely thought Enters my mmd l am alone ln the mldst of a crowd The pendulum swrngs The seeond hand turns And my hme IS tlyrng Every sxlent second My tomorrow rushes closer Wxth every gram ot sand th d Q And I am alone ln the mxdst of lrlendshlp But never lonely at Kimberly A Clxne Brings me closer to my tate. l ll. Qlll perceptions Ann Tang I ill Thomas - '. ag K 'I Q - Al F riske Michael Nqyuen Mail Knitlle V V Gilbert Valdez perceptions X 2 l 5 NEWPORT R mg bolles r r ll l elts of sand Drlf ping b ads 3 mg l Bron? d Craflfmg Peehng hrs Wlult poundxng waves Coolmg Speckeled grams Pmk shells Carved Dlstorled Slowly sml' T1ny gray crabs Burrow gently e Yellow B ue Snowwonc Sllthers, Down Slumberlng l 1feguard Q Mohonless Arm Whlte upped Seagulls Glxde Sw1flly across Blue Sk19S HODIHQ For a shght breeze To cool W1ll1HQ feathers Agam, B1llowmg waves Tumble Fumously 1n On roastmg bOdlSS l esslca Rapoport oasl' X fl f A 1 oss: o b . v J I 6 . . llcl' ol .e , ' ' JI . 8 . r R cl, l , A lo pGl'CGI7llCI1S .E ,xl Gwen Stefani Jae eel sf V ' , f fl, , , r.. .vga 3, - if W air V 1 Q Q , , I S I W .v , ' . , 34' ' ' 1 v N it i .K XL .. L lk.- 5 ,L , l T1 Linda Lee Mike Wallace Anonymous Mike Wallace frna G-AMBLEl we l + c We are the pieces l l ' who interacf l we cami control lt l f so it s like Roulette - a gamble' ' l but where does it get use either we win or lose l get rich or go broke l but the game never stops just as long as the pieces l keep playing , A e l l l Lori Hudson Liie is just lal game we play l l EYES OF THE HEART colD blank Eyes stAre mio an unknown worlD somE vast plAne 1n the chshance looklng on to someihmg betteR than with one eye open and the other shut he Dreams of what could bE he sees th1s other world of hls and knows thAl 1t shoulD be he cant iacE so called reAl1ty ol? iruTH IH 'dns worlD of many hEs he s left loehlnd All that IS wrong anD sEes A woRld WITH new eyes Todd O Conner more Tl-lan mere existence l s . perceptions X 2 l 7 LOOKING BACK AT THE I98S-87 SCHOOL YEAR, ONE SEES A FRAGMENT OF AMERICAN HISTORY FILLED WITH ENOUGH CONTROVERSY AND ENOUGH CATASTROPHE TO RIVAL FUTURE EVENTS. BY THE MIDDLE OF 1986 THE DEVASTATING AIDS TOOK THE LIVES OF THOUSANDS OF AMERICANS, WITH THE PROIECTION OF SOME FIFTY THOUSAND REPORT- ED AIDS CASES WITHIN THE NEXT SEVERAL YEARS . . . THE AMERICAN FARMERS PLEA FOR ECONOMIC SUP' PORT WENT PRACTICALLY UNI-IEARD . . . A NEW TAX BILL, CAUSING MUCH DEBATE OVER ITS FAIRNESS, WAS PROPOSED AND PUT INTO LAW . . . ATTORNEY GENERAL EDWIN MEESE CAUSED QUITE A MORAL STIR AMONG THE COUNTRY WITH HIS RAID ON PORNOGRAPHY . , . THE NUMBERS OF THE HOMELESS PUSHED HIGHER THIS YEAR CERTAINLY HAD ITS SHARE OF DOMESTIC IQ-:I ms ,W A' , fn-.-fr Edwin Meese YG :zur A L' -IH: Q ,,.1.--,Ns E -1? , K I The Iceland Summit ON AN INTERNATIONAL LEVEL, THE UNITED STATES WAS IN- VOLVED IN ISSUES CAUSING PRAISE AND CRITICISM - BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD. PERHAPS ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE EVENTS DURING THIS YEAR WAS THE ICELAND SUMMIT, MEETINGS BETWEEN PRESI- DENT REAGAN AND SOVIET LEADER MIKAIL GORBACHEV. I-IOPES WERE HIGH FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF A SIGNIFICANT STEP TO- WARDS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT. UNFORTUNATELY, NOTHING WAS SETTLED AS PRESIDENT REAGAN REFUSED TO DISASSEMBLE HIS CONTROVERSIAL SDI PLAN, BETTER KNOWN AS STAR WARS AMERICAN NEWS REPORTER NICHOLAS DANILOFF WAS AR- RESTED IN THE SOVIET UNION ON CHARGES OF SPYING, IN THE U.S., GENNADIY ZAKHAROV WAS ARRESTED FOR THE SAME CRIME . . . BOTH WERE RELEASED AT THE SAME TIME. OFFICIALS CLAIMED THAT THE RELEASES WERE NOT A TRADE. THE GREAT CONTROVERSY OF THE YEAR CONCERNED THE SALE OF WEAPONS TO IRAN AND THE CONSEOUENT RELEASE OF HOSTAGES IN LEBANON. MONEY MADE FROM THE SALE WENT TO CONTRAS IN NICARAGUA. A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN CHERNOBYL, SOVIET UNION SUF- FERED A MELTDOWN. TERRORISM WAS STILL BIG NEWS. HUMANITARIAN TERRY WAITE WAS ABDUCTED WHILE TRYING TO FREE HOSTAGES. Gennadiy Zakharov North ,V ' , I ffm, ff ,fm ' , ' ,,,,4 ,V , 4 , fffgk, , 'lf-fi f, '13 . fi f ,,, ,JV , ,, 5,,,f,,f ' ,nf LTV 3 f , fm , ' ff ,af whiz ,ff-'fu , q f f , - aff . -M ,,,.,. ., . . I Lf, if f f , ff f ,, , 507' 2 454 if , 4 , '- I .nu .M I Chernobyl Hostage Robert Polhill Current events X 2 I 9 Terry Walte 4H1,.,L an-. M .QW Qi, 1. if-if ,, ,ff , , 44423, , , A WU nan lm v wfa! X :K X X X x xxx X Tix , lx Hands Across America a Q d 051 .PV- ,AEQQ f :M n -if 5 W A ir '1 The Royal Wedding Expo 86 'THE A ,THE P Us TFOR UR FUTURE. WE YO ARE THOSE UPON US BUT ALSO TO MAKE OURSELVES A FOR P E, ,- M 1 I 1 I ALL OVEZR' -A REA -E MARCH WAS HELD AWARENESS OF THE IDEALS PEACE CORAZON TERM AT A ,eiawmi , . x 'N J iQ t ynvwj ' y A if-4-so 'Sl m,X U, rf Greed Peace March A MOC!!! 'wfmlhifl' . Ev V vi ertmrmm I L 'N' , ,,,,, X entertainmer1tf223 'V MUSIC HAD A GREAT INFLUENCE ON LOARA STUDENTS THIS YEAR. THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR WAS THE AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL CONSPIRACY OF HOPE TOUR. VARIOUS MUSICIANS TOURED THE COUNTRY TO DISPLAY THEIR TALENTS AND, MORE IMPORTANTLY, RAISE OUR AWARENESS OF THE WORLD'S POLITICAL PRISONERS. AMONG THOSE INVOLVED WERE STING, PETER GABRIEL, BRYAN ADAMS, BOB GELDOF, AND U2. THE EVENT WAS NOT ONLY A HUGE SUCCESS FOR THE ARTISTS, BUT ALSO A GREAT VICTORY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS. MANY BANDS EMERGED ON THE MUSIC SCENE TO REACH A HIGH LEVEL OF POPULARITY. THE SMITHS, A BAND FROM ENGLAND, BE- CAME VERY POPULAR IN THE STATES WITH THEIR ALBUM THE QUEEN IS DEAD. WITH A SUCCESSFUL TOUR AND A HIT ALBUM, BON JOVI WAS ONE OF THE YEARS BIGGEST SURPRISES. THE BANGLES, AN ALL- FEMALE BAND FROM LOS ANGELES, HAD ONE OF THE YEARS BIGGEST ALBUMS WITH DIFFERENT LIGHT. RUN DMC BECAME THE FIRST RAP BAND TO HAVE A TOP ALBUM WITH URAISING HELL. MANY NEW BANDS SUCH AS THE PET SHOP BOYS AND THE BEASTIE BOYS GAINED POPULARITY FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 1986. MANY ESTABLISHED ARTISTS REACHED GREAT POPULARITY THIS YEAR AS WELL. GENESIS' ALBUM NINVISIBLE TOUCH WAS ONE OF THE BANDS BEST EVER. BACKED BY HIS PERFORMANCE IN THE AMNES- TY TOUR AND HIS ALBUM SO, PETER GABRIEL BECAME A BONA- FIDE SUPERSTAR. 1986 MARKED THE REVIVAL AND TOUR OF THE MON- KEES, WHO HAD GAINED STARDOM NEARLY TWENTY YEARS EARLIER. IN ADDITION, PAUL SIMON AND BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RELEASED AL- BUMS THAT BECAME TOP HITS. ALL IN ALL, 1986 ,WAS A FINE YEAR IN MUSIC. MANY DIFFERENT ARTISTS ENIOYED GREAT SUCCESS. IN 1986, NEW ARTISTS ARRIVED AND OLD ARTISTS WERE REVIVED. MUSIC TRULY PLAYED A GREAT PART IN OUR LIVES. VLJ. , in ' X 21:6 mv .9 f I Zizgx Yilxx .-,Q ,W -,. .,,, .X .-Q'-Q,,,.A:fx,nwf3-NG-Q1X ,-ggqgq:ff-fgsvxi-:,::S': , --,Q-by.-fn-XXq:1X.-1- .- :gX.1,.1.g,51- f xi-Q . pw: -1 'Q -. K 1- fx,-Six-I.:-xx. :yr f: if Y Q x A gm-iX:igQ,:Qf2mx1X.Q,QA115?:wIqQ4XmQ:bx.4.,SREmail- L K iff, Ki' 4, x W. 123 3125.33 - X .v gi? 'ye f, 522115525 X X Q ..-. M: 21:1 --.www-,.,.lfzf-,tqm , f , -,-,-. ,Q .,,,. 3 .,,k ix., ,. 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I is i Sawson Abdellatit Eric Adams l ames Age Ricky Allen Mary Alvarez Ara Amerkhanian Socorro Amezcua lohn Anderson Bridgett Andrade Christina Arribas Caryn Axtell lulie Bass Arash Bayrooti Traci Beck Francisco Bedoy Alon Ben-Shmuel Carol Bentjen Andrew Bereczky l enniter Blankenship Dwayne Boardman Shawn Boatriqht lettry Bock Randy Bondar Brent Bordelon Sonia Braden Donald Bradshaw loseph Brannberq Camilla Brannstrom ludith Brenneman Christy Brito leri Bronson Theodore Buchanan Hilary Butt Kay Bunker Zoila Cabanas Christopher Callahan Peter Campellone Christina Cantwell Robert Carlson Melissa Carr Martin Carrillo William Carson lames Carter Brian Cassara Thomas Chan Albert Chang lorge Chaves Mark Chen Luke Cheng B ING A JUN UR IS THE HARDEST YEAR UF HGH SCH00 !'fCHAD CLEARY juniors X 229 WHAT I DISLIKL' ABOUT LUAIPA IS HA WIVG T0 FILL IIV LITTLE BUBBLESFVICTOR KUO lulianne Childres loanne Cho Yuson Chong Scott Christensen Leae Chu Connie Clark Craig Clayton Chad Cleary Patrick Clowers Vincent Cobas Bobbi Coglizer Randolph Collins Debra Cooney Tracy Corbin locelyn Cornell Myra Correa Adriana Cortez Alison Costanzo Angela Coulias Silvia Crisantos Robin Culross Lisa Dalke Maria Damasco Deborah Daniel Perriween Darweesh Elan Davidson l-layden Davis Bryan Davis lames Delehoy Monique Dennis Deborah Dial Gregorio Diaz lvliguelange Diazleal Anthony Digiovanni 230 iuniors Q... l Cindy Ford eagerly awaits the beginning of her chemis- try class. as X. 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Q. . , f .2 qw y. . ,1 if-1 .': ,,-M, -, gr K, 5 1.,f..,Q:eL f M a s., 3' x xx , bg fx Q w- 1 t 13' Q, Q . f .Xt .s 17- , as Q '55 N .lsfiilf-' sftfy ' -ua mfifixz ',::Eg55:3: 14 ft V '- ' 5 . E f 'i at t fi? .. m,i., ,,,.. . . , g , . a Q Q 3 'A-- ,L ,ggi V 1 ',,,.'.1 5 33, V 'LA ll' Q2 1, F 'iii , . I lenniter Salazar waits tor her tutorial with Mr. Barron. X 1 '7W Y FA VURITE THING ABUUT LUARA 2:35 P.M!'iADAIVl ERLER Michael Doigny Kristin Dreier Christopher Drunasky Catherine Dunn Sean Eaton Becky Edmonds Hewaida El-Assal David Ellis lacklyn Erickson Adam Erler loseph Ezerski Laura Fancher lay Flores Cynthia Ford Dawn Ford Curt Frazier Huda Gagow Caroline Galaviz Albert Gamez Christopher Garcia Keith Geisinger Diane Golly Sandra Gomez Clementina Gonzalez Patricio Gonzalez Kelly Gordon Robert Gowan Stephen Granger IS juniors X 23 1 '7'VE NE VER SEEN S0 MANY BEAUNEUL GIRLS IN UNLV UNE SCHO0L!'fANDRE SANCHEZV Adrian Gutierrez Rosario Gutierrez Atshin Haghighi Terri Hahn Timothy Halbeck Shari Hanckel Iody Hanna Becky Hannum Ronald Harding Beth Hardy Sausan Haron Ienniter Harvey Peter Harvey Sabrina Hayes Stefani Hedgpeth Sharen Heinrich Dionne Helmer Ieftrey Helmick Carrie Heyne Lori Hicks Chun Ho Luat Ho Chung-Hele Hsiao Eric Hsu Mark Hueti 32 IUIIIOINS r 'ff I 5. N, F I 1 I 44 .1 N I4 ' ' 42 A N' A pi N ' xt. . J x -.41-L. , Q W 'Z ' - .--x. ' ' 151 fi! X Nqr ij H q it xv-V' N. I f m 'f A 'Viv Shyness for the camera is becoming to Moni Jordan. 5 -..f V 4 ,i 1367 I t , . ' ' .nfiiixi J! Y, M V: f V fir 5d1f i ' 'mf , K -ri-r 'LY, i to :Lai .if Sheryn Lippincott tinds school highly amusing. yu H' sv-' My vw It vt -wi , .Idle V Q A , Ag , W. l f 1 W 'uw AL el 2 , X Q Y. Jf4'5izQf.s,rfW ,, x it X X X E' ,T 5 x Uv S M, ,, f. ,l 1 ,, - att: ' , t 5' Y. rw . ., A X fg, I , ffm.. AH 7 ww- QQ ks. A, M is 4, . ,ap , fi- sl , Casey Prouty dreams ot summer, sun, sand, and surt. Alas, Casey's reality consists ot books, homework, tests, grades, and teachers. sat 5? I WW 4? M ,,,t.k Q 1' 'X . Robin Culross smiles coyly tor the football players. LOAI?II HAS PROVIDED IWE WITH SCHOUL SPIRIT AIVD PRIDE '4THAI LEE ka. Y .rf ,t,,., X K it wi 4. ,,.. . ' sfs, tt 1 , if 5 l t- 5572 Timothy Hunqertord Tittany l-lurst Dean Huth Timothy l-luth Lori l-Tutson Quynh T-luynh Natsuko Tgo Scott lllions Myong lm Robert lnqram lettery lacobson Theresa Tames William Tarman Leanna lohnson Tittany lohnston Moni lordan April ludy Stephanie lurman Steven lurman Michelle Kallmari Todd Kaudy laelyn Kazel Dianne Kelly Leila Khajehmolaei David Kim lane Kim Tae Kim Tulie Kimball juniors I 233 'ZOARA PROWDES THE UPPORTUIVITY T0 EXPERIENCE LlEE'fPERRI DARWEESH Shannan Kirkland limmy Kish Kristy Kish David Kleen Scott Knight Sandra Knutsen Nancy Kosek Korey Kowata Samuel Krebs Victor Kuo Robert Lammens William Lay Tam Le lames Lee Suzan Lee Thai Lee Alyce Lenz limmey Lesage Robyn Leventhal Ginger Lewis Sabrina Lewis Carmen Leyva Marco Liang Yolanda Lindemans Sheryn Lippincott lenniter Littell Peter Lo Davina Locke 34 juniors 7 , 0 t t l Drs f i X ,L , y by X ., 1 q fy it i K 'f ,gQ V ' ?Vj ,KA V l 'K .., K .L Y-una' My-X t ' 1 ' l g' 5 XXX s g-1:1 -. xi --YM' 'E l should have wom the pumps. lj' '- 1 t i , ,ig 'bil Y - 1 f t ,4 1 Q 1' ,w 'fi Q, v ' l X N at ft i ' I .. 5 4-A af Q H, 1 445' 3 J W ? -av i ,fi 5.-,A lg J Todd O'Connor strides gracefully through the lunior court ..- Q an Q no tx 4 1 by - an - an ' - X- fffv 'gf' ' . .,. M1511 T Ak .3 . - gh Q - . - ' 1flr'Xf.'1iS S ,gf-Bk ' J 'Q Y i' X W E z gi if it sf. Q s Q s we S VV ,V l K . K , ,lt ,,., K X X X K NN .. Q-E sf wil? QS x fm 2 2 5 fa .5 im, Ii 0 ,. M , 1' 1155 E, t E QW ,, Q55 3: , , V C552 1 0 1 Brenda Murphy and friend show that juniors are involved, spirited, and proud. Throughout the year V the sonqleaders generated excitement and enthusiasm at school pep rallies. C.-13: f ' ' ' xg? , ' X2 L .lri Irma i 'f f fff:-'1f. I, if L xy-rf .,.. , --9, I K: VV,VVk IT Q YV , -:Q 'S' jf' t W VVVV U Tggvllifi ,.. 4 af' y M 4 ww i i g 1 I 4 1 22 E ' 1 :V ' 4 ,. 5 f f-'-' W ,f if ,E , K . say. , 3351, . Vai' , f .I I , . V t,,t,.L,. Z EVERYONE HERE IS FULL UE EMUTIUIVS. QSHANNON IVIURANY Tori Lottler Kristin Loqsdon Pin-Wei Lu Gigi Mach lenniter Mahony Christoph Makres Bobby Mann Debra Mann Brian Marmaud Maria Marquez Steven Marshall Lori Marssdort Steve Mashoot Shannon Massie l ana Mastrangelo Koichi Matsukubo Martin Mazor lan McAllicher Diane McConnell Laurie McCormick Kristina McDuttie Brian McGaughey Shannon McNally Dale McWhorter juniors X 235 Colleen Medina Farshad Mernarzadeh Christina Mendoza lackie Menke Erick Miller Kristen Monroe Stephanie Moniijo Susan Moroneso Wade Mortenson Karen Mole Walter Murillo Brenda Murphy Lisa Myers Tammy Myers Kim Nakazono Ana 'Navarro Glen Neises Andrea Neitzke Tammy Nelson Hon Nguyen April Nielsen Brad Noel laneen Noll Christie Nonnweiler Gregory Norris Rachelle Notheisen Todd O'Connor Abtisam Odishou Suzann Ojeda Laura Olson Randall Gnishi Randall Qrtiz Katherine Oiten lames Oveson 236 iuniozs ll I l LIKE THE FOOD AT LOAf?A! ITS S0 PRES!-L IT MUVESYROBERT SALLEY l l i A'- -'Q ' ,, '31, , A yi TJ as :H l 'a 'C ' , ,l, 4, . .1 5 4:7 mir ,2- 4 4 R Y K 4 ll A 11 ,X X. Jn. AJ - g ryy M4 f he , fr - f' A 4. f , ? f, A f V ,,,,,., ff leff lacobson works diligently on a layout for his yearbook page. iii, .N...,x Q 3, Q , A - If K - V. efi I A Q, 'Y H . 7- - . I Q .x 5 ' 6 V Y - 5 52 . . ' N K 1 v 1- I to 5 if hi M R ze., x A ra is-we-wg QA Q ' x Q 1 i 5'7 il lin -I .as YM' GQ E21 4 W by I y iii I 0 4:- M 'il N g ,- ,Af , fl ' ' ' ,I ,Q - 1 ' L we-' , 1 'Z ' ,R , . i. , N. Y H no -.9 Q. ' c Y U 0- 14-f .,.- . f xr .if ' 4 4 T 1, .- X .. K S Vi, . 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BARRON THAT WASHING T0lV WAS UUR FIRST PRE SID N T 'f LANIA SYADA juniors X 237 'ZUARA HAS GIVEN ME THE OPPURTUNITY T0 Valerie Reyes Kristine Ricca Marc Rizzo Damon Roberson Steven Roberts Erika Robinson Hilda Rocha Avelardo Rodriguez Mela Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Rocio Rosales David Rothwell Charles Sabisch Scott Sage lenniter Salazar Robert Salley Andre Sanchez Charlotte Sanchez Craig Sanders Mercedes Saucedo loseph Schier Reilao Schott Stacy Schuerings Shelly Seebo SS tumors I tex W- 3 Q, 1 Q fgiihbav 1 1 1, ,,.,, 7 ,, ., v,-f by ,k.', , , .mi . ,.,, 4.- 4 K- Ajwtaalwfuyl his QA! N595 Jv,4xf4 , ST m5mF,7y at Q -A41 iz. .. I. Michelle and loey enjoy a brief lunch-time break. .,.-. ,1. 1,f,.' , - -. ::i,:.,i:1.g'-.,, 'eg ,ii , I-gg g:g.g gg,'4-4 1 im ki , it .ir .'-:2:'- 4 3 .' 112'-Qi '::5I:2:-f ISSN - r, .1,:,g:, . 3,2534-V pr V 'lm , ,, , ,511 viz, gt . , .,-.- , .-Q ..,h. Q, Qs' , -' , 5.5 . 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'7'VE LEARNED THAT THIS WURLD IS A DOG- BAT-DUG WURLDFSTEVE GRANGER Qscar Segura Mark Senetsky Tommy Shackletord Matthew Shelton Adam Sherr Roger Shrum Leah Shubash Laura Signorino lettrey Sigwalt Douglas Sills Dale Six leannette Smith Randall Smith Blanca Solis Eun loo Song Michael Sotelo loseph Spencer Douglas Spicer Catherine Spruill juniors X 239 'WS FUN T0 BE IIVVULVED llV S0 MANY ACTIWNESWTIFFANY JOHNSTON Merle Stevens Carol Steyn vf - Andrew Stivers - f gy 5- if' ,N f ff ' dw, . M , P' i v c rf Lucy Sumbera rim W T Eva Sung E, I Lama Syada ff 3' i 4 - E, V, , W , l .I . v 1 , Meredith Sysak 'T ' - ' , Ui' H -- I ! ,, ., Krista Taber T lulius Tanzo is - ' o. , Yvonne Theunissen Christi Thomas Dawn Thompson , V ,N a Scott Thorson T' Daniela Ticorat K Sadie Timms Robert Titus U my 3 la. View ' -. i. .6 f 'S . 1 N 'EEXITZQNX ' 7 .,,'2 mag. T qv 4',S lr. ,' , ix ml .qvggfl L.: i wwf ' ' Q 163 J s X 7 ' Marcel Tomescu lody Tomlinson ' - V . QL W 251-0 Ruben Torres Lawrence Tournay ,....i,W. ., Michele Treanor Christina Trout X l . Our Loara mascots sing tor a pep rally during the lunch-time festivities Alter paying a live dollar bribe, Sabrina Lewis and Denise Gardner eagerly pose for the camera and indicate their desire to be included in the yearbook. 24O,Viuniors .Lea-M 4--Q., f '-4..u...- . -2 ix. I I ,Q fir X -f 'X I 2 , 4' I ,QM Rf .. , S f tis- , A . C- l Q t , F 'T a K I F 0 .b is nv 1 N ' -,, we-0 X r 'X' X E v W - i- ,X X A L.,, i 'i x , Q MI, ,W55.,: , , ,, X N ' nga., , . if it Q X A ' ' . ' C if h,'g .v y L j ,. ' , ' ' 3 Ib ',v, K 1 T 4 K 1 , ' ,I ' e T ' ' A LL J t 1 'T ,,.ff -St fx If : .i V l ' F E E Q , i yy. ' E E ii-3 1 ,5 . ' 1 i Q, ,, .E . T, ., if 5 . rf! Z' , N' I fi .h M. N. - mKm,A I A if' ' W 5 T mx T it 1 K' T' 'A fi qw, ,. , . 'N . Vx Q A V ' ' .. 5 .' a .. . gi N W W wx 1 4 X X ! 5353! , A lix ,. 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Sanaa Abdellatit Heather Adair Kelly Ahrens Areeg Akel David Allen lettrey Allen Rebecca Alwardt Rebecca Aman Mark Amaral lettrey Anderson Tina Andrews Andres Arce Elizabeth Arundel Gary Ashby Flor De Ma Astorga Raymond Austad Tarman Aziz lenniter Bailey Ruselle Banagas Kim Barber Elvira Barbosa Douglas Barney David Barry Dori Bartlett Randon Bassett lohn Beck Maurice Bedard Craig Beltran Tera Bengochea David Berggren Thomas Black Dunya Bleasdale left Blum Aaron Boehme Kirsten Borntleth Andrea Borsai Meghan Boyle Lisa Brancati Ron Brand lason Braver Nicole Breyer Yvette Brink lason Brittain Sasha Brooks lacob Brosz Korry Brush Sumer Burgess Scott Burkhardt lohn Bush -CYNDEE HERRINGTON sophomores X 245 Sylvia Byun lohn Cairns Michelle Callin Leila Campbell Anastasia Campbellone Melissa Cannon Thomas Caples lason Capper Sherry Capurrc Dieqo Carlin Nathan Carlisle Ronald Carter Cecilia Casimiro Sara Castillo Ruth Cayford luan Cervantes loanne Chang Lee Chang Penn Chao Marsha Chavez Hsianq Chen David Chi Dave Chiang Kevin Chu 2-16 sephcniores ll ll SUPHUMURES ARE OBIVUXIOUS BU T HIR - MELISSA CANNON , 4 .5 . A I lv, 3' . 56 -,,,4,X N H X UH X ,X 5 4 4 lv N 'C ,i . C xt, , I .4 n--- 5-vu I 1? if X Z P .. G- -r 9 If ,V ,. l N i -1 i Q! f.s 42 l C Meghan Boyle strolls casually to class. F 5 lr il 1, us., f' , f' l X X4 ww M Prrr ll A A 5 Pai-Tze Chung it , : S Kelly Clark . 5 .. y Scott Claypool l i 3 l sg i K X u ,N t ,sa vw 1 g -: . .S ,c Q X. 5 '44 Y B wmv' t si' Eric Cleere Lisa Cochran Darren Cohen G-vi Nm r :ff X Q lf EX X f ,i 5 Q-A Nicole Conner Angie Cooke lason Cooley 'T if A ix rrc Michael Cooney Billy Cooper Angela Cordes ,..... Brian Cowan lr' li I it 'rr- K r..Q ml Kari Crouch Shannon Crucil No, really guys, I think my hair is falling oft! says Kathy Milo. is,s ,iff A rirr S j ' le-Ssicd Cruz Sharon Daniel 'K' J .P 2 mg X M I yr, Duy Dao Kim Dao l oanna Davis Deanna Day Nicole Dedio mx ffl K ' ff' ,-.f-f, .- 4 s 2 sraiii X x g A Q Q Q1 Q . 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A , gg f S t Q 6 ' A ti-K L Eiizabe-th Dam 1 4 Q lr-si ' S f My -ff, ff' 'Q -iss K S Adam Dove WL , c, David Dowling y E A Matthew Drager yr W 1 N X X xx' if Q T Rhona Eaton SOME ARE MCE AND SOME WEIRD, BUT THAT'S WHAT MAKES IT EUNQLISA NITAO sophomores X 247 '7 LIKE BEING A SUPHOMURE BECAUSE l WAS A ERESHMAIV EOR S0 MANY YEARS 'CIN SIK RHEE Monique Egger Deanne Eggett Andrew Elledge lames Elliott Kimberly Evans Mary Faloney Eugenia Farley Michelle Farrell Shawn Favilla Steven Feeney Eric Feighl Samuel Felice Marilyn Fields Tami F inazzo Curt Fingal Terri Fletcher Kimberly Flores Mark Flores Cheryl Franklin Kenneth French loshua Fruhlinger Donna Fujishige Miguel Galindon Autumn Gann Elida Garcia in scphcnioi l advocate Nietzsches philosophy. , zum, is if 1 A A 5?l .v -I E M , .. ..,f 'f,. 'h ' .7 L' ' l K AL if ' , ,YL ,-1... M, .f . 454 ly . ,J 1, Iggy- , if ' X' 57 V 4 1 i ,xi Vu? ,i '59 W' qt 6 M. 7 Q ' Q 0 I ll l l xi ' 3 't1:,1. ss ,i- - Q,Z .Q ,. . i xi? - 1 ' - V 3 Miguel, the last member of the sophomore class to remain undaunted by the real world. 'WBAMAY' v',v , f: -.., y Y A 1 xi 2 f ARW if I g y? is E A .f Q, Denise Gardner Michelle Garrow Daniel Gattuso Michelle Gilbert loseph Giranda Tish Golonka Salvador Gomez Victoria Gomez Eric Goodman left Gordon lohn Gowan Shelley Grace Lisa Graham lohn Grannum Kelly Graton Ray Guajardo lose Guerra Heather Guill Roger Gull Amalia Gutierrez Angelique l-labis Randy Halcomb Michael Hall Grace l-lamai Ld - A EIA S GIVEN ME THE OEPOR TUIVI TIES T0 HAVE SATURDAY WORK DE TAILSQJASON BRITTAIN sophomores X 249 'I LIKE BEIIVG A A SUPHUIWOIPE leflrey Harnmaker lenniler Hanna lelfrey Hanson Charles Harvey Ralph Hernandez Cynthia Herrinqto Anjaneite Heiz lohn Hill Kelly Hines Loi Hinh Dunq Ho Minh Ho Annette Hoesli Daniel Hood Kathryn Hopper Michael Horsley Tomi Hsiao Denise Hsu Frank Hsu lohn Huang Andrea Hubbard Sieven Hull lmrori Hussain Omar Hussain lohnna lantorno Elren laime Andrea lefferson lanet lohnston Christopher lones 750 sophomores fl 77: ,-.,+.+.....,? ffl E- . A W Q-, SOPHOIWORE BECAUSE I AIM HOWARD ZIIVIIVIERIVIAN 'Xb' l FE A A My QQ, :'I :if 6.1 ' ' qw Ai? , I 11 . ., ,4 i ly' friigfz 1 'W I I i 5, ,,, . ix, f i ,,6,,, , 51,7 3- ,2 if Ig.. . , A I 2 fry..-.N-...fu --....-...-QM . , 1 M.-,.. 1 A-up 'Q-..- i ii ,w-M, W... 5 Q -in.. -..... , , ,,. , I- ,, V, wuz 3 , 1 5 V an-u-1- , In - l Q...-.,..,-.N all 1 v 1, V,-s,..4 .-...w...... ..-f, -v-.. i I ,' : A '. g L. sr- Vi li' ,. 6' lil 1 . ', I G 1 I! Alf' l , -fs:-.C Hey, short people are cool people. fr' f if: '- 4 .- ,. .lp 'f 4.04 Billy Kang Ellen Kao Maureen Karlen Duane Kath Annie Kaye Caroline Keller '47 Dong Kim c if , + f f f . if was nm X M 1 ,K Yoon Kim fi' W' ff 2' ' ' lj larnes Klatt if Q L A M W Kimberley Kob yyyy ryi , yyyy y 'X 1 L Eric Kols 1.i,y i : l E gi L Yvonne Kunz ff 2 y i ' Q 1 Mary Kupris fag 1+ , Scott Kuroyarna - A f lfl if 'il' i.i' 5 William Lackey Michele LaFlair M, LF Stuart Lamden L Mark Lamers itii gf Dina Larnorena tt y Shanna Landau lif ttii i loseph Lander , f no ,f 5 Q . mv 'Q My I -v 5 ff , aw' . ,yt .M ' 1 W , it ,211 Jiv e 2 Va! if xy 1 ' fmm. .1159 it f 'Ve 'Q n '. , 3521. , i Kathy Lay Minh Le Linda Lee Bradley Leonard ., ,eff Rachel Levin Georgina Leyva lames Lim Michael Lindsey Look, Ma, l won the gold ribbon! lT'S JUST S0 'NEAT-0'! -JOSH FRUHLINGER fi W0fv'r ALWA Vs BE ABLE ro 00 My HUMEWORK T HE PERIOD BEFORE WS DUE - DEBBIE LOWERY Clive Liu limmy Liu Dannel Llusala Rosana Loreio Deborah Lowery Timoihy Lubic Phono Luc Son Luc Sammie Lujin Amy Lukarski losie Luna Tommy Luna William Lyttle Maileen Macanas Gerardo Madrigal Richard Maier Nqoy Malmquist Nathan Manczarek leflrey Manning Melissa Marksbury Emilia Marly Victor Marly Brandy Martin Akemi Matsukubo Brian Mayer Lawrence McCoy lohn Mcliniqhi Andrew Medlin Brian Melancon X Scion sri Q f' i EF 5325.54 V X .bl 1 is Jimi' .f x'l7'? ggfaad ' ,lx K., 1 V4 g l 'Q v .. f 1 f cf N. sw l gg. F' Q. i is Although Loara lasts only four years Cfor somel, the friends made are friends l life, l enniter Menke Melanie Miclani l :lik N m X, A Elon Miller I 4 lana Miller W ,,,,,. lk 'H W,,., 3 ' 2 7 4 M Robin Miller Kathryn Milo vis , 15 lohnny Min Lisa Minassian , ' ' The lunch bunch munch . . . crunch. , L V 7 Paula Morreale .A Toby More ' 1 L Chi-Li Mau 'Q C' .:1, A , loe Monahan an , ' 5 W 2 Hans Multord L it 3 Kesha Mullen A L lf. Q lainie Munguia 4 .Q Q.. I M Maria Munguia . it L Michael Munyon 451 1 Brent Narasaki Yvette Nash Ngoc Ngo Son Nguyen Paul Nichols wuz, . Av-. , f -2? ,, x ' Q f , i , f Q. 'Ag xg f a 0 Q3 f Stephen Nichols Lisa Nitao Kristina Norris William Norris N N , so is Lupe Ochoa 3 , Matthew Qkabe I I ,,k. .V I , , if . A-Qfigy ,,., lv rr iff iii' if 1' ,Vx 'ka' k,i,', 5 W Hubert Qliphant '7 NEED SUME THING T0 D0! -ANJANETTE HETZ 'ZZIT LEAST WERE N07 l!V THE PII -DAISY TRUJILLO Sharon Opyrchal Brenda Pacheco Stephanie Palty Young Park Shalini Patel David Patterson Guadalupe Pedraza Andrea Pensavalle laime Perez Misty Perry l-luyen-Chri Pham Andra Pierce Mark Plettinck Faith Popick lamie Potter Monica Press lanine Price Michael Pugh lose Quinonez Paul Quiring Elaina Racinelli Rosanna Ramirez Machelle Ready Teresa Reeves lnsilq Rhee- 25-1 sophomores ff , 1' , 1 4- Cs S , - X :l , A 'K rl W' Q l ,Y . ' , 5 L f 554 , 4: ,-,A nz' ' 'R 'iw 'll Q 4 x ' l thought Billy, do I want to get closer? And then l thought, Yes, l'd like to get .I .,Q,..I. 1 t Km' cffv Q1 t 42,7 Wfi JW' 1 R N ,.. X fy. Q ,, ,rx 'K up-gf, V Q 1 3 f . 1 A 'ft l dk K N, f ' ' , . N.. X' Q X ,g .1 4 I QQ ss .Q , Y 1 Q'Tt'T3f' 'T N ',Q' 3 E lx S. XE 5 'Qs ,Q R ix bil- 4 E 1 'LQ X -M Q. Rl! ?l Denice Gardner makes a new friend. m Sheri Riseling Michelle Roalnd Erindira Romo Gazpar Romo David Roth Kimberly Roundtree William Rucker Lori Ann Ruppaner lulie Rutherford Patritia Salas Yvette Sanborn Fabbiola Sanchez lettrey Santelli Richard Sarno Christopher Sasser Deborah Sasser Suzanne Scherer Elliott Segelbaum Fu Seun Todd Shanley Kevin Shoemaker l ohn Sitter Eric Smith Robert Smith YOU CAN MEET SUME REALLY GREAT PEUPLE WHEN YUUWE llVVOLVED.'fIVIEGHAN BOYLE sophomores X 255 THE SOPHOIWURES ARE RAD! -SHANNON CRUCIL Kari Snelling lulie Snethen Gianna Solari Heidi Sorour leannie Soy Melanie Sparks Karrie Stasson Kelly Stettes lulian Stingaciu Geottrey Stokes lames Suchy Stephen Summe lonabel Sun Kimberlee Swan Scott Talkovic Russell Tamblyn lettery Taylor FS lil Michele Teitelbaum lason Terlizzi Trian Ticorat Douglas Tinlin LeVon Torres Roger Townson Lam Tran Daisy Trujillo Erica Tucker Stephan Tunstall Diana Valbuena 256,f'sophomores 9 ' 4 If I f exft f -'Ui M . ciixxx B M' SQ' W if! , QQ 1' 1 f ,ff ,w 'X ,fy may X W ff ff? my N -. 'And its big toe came up to here? nf., - fi , 'A H. rf' J fvwf, .,,,, i V gr , . , ' 6' X we X . W t ix xx sk. bl' XX X S Q. --V. Wigan.- QV' ,f 5 A I N Cr, W, . V: ff' losh Fruhlinger! Don't you know your face could stick like that?! 2, V fbi A ,vi by .V A ff fm 1 4, I , S o 412, 451 Q, ,., f 'Zz l am, K Peter Valles Claudia Vargas Virginia Vargas lohn Verdugo lettrey Victor Violetta Villasenor Susan Vitriol Scott VonPlennies Stephen Wade Richard Ward lonathan Weber l eannette White Catharine Whittington Katharine Whorton lody Wilkins Michelle Wilkinson Kenneth Williams Barbara Wills Thomas Wise Kurt Woltt Daniel Woodman Kimberly Yoshiolca Shelli Zacharias Kevin Zielinski WITHOUT SOPHOIWORES, SCHOOL WOULD BE OULL. -ADRIAN OLIPHANT sophomores X 257 av - e. 5 SHE' 'T is--. 1 . ww .,S1W'QsS' ' 5 .V Xp x fi ' ,iT'Sf15?-fi - 1 1 ,Gs di' .- 1 -- - :pf X 'S S' A t iz f ' 'f - was gig 1 Lf 'Vvbafasvafi 5 X- xi - 2565. rv 4 .4 Q M 'I -,. ,xi . fe S35 -wr? . . 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' ft JH, we , ' fy ff? , ' I fI iy' Vp .A 3 3 Z ew is Z ff ' Z 5 Q I f WL E T 3 VI, , , I f ,I,I ,, 4V,f, Viorel Alaman Damon Alexander limmy Almeida Manual Alvarez Katherine Arribas Ramy Ayoub Angel Baez Brett Banta Tammy Barney lames Barrett Richard Basquez Frank Bell Michael Bender Traci Berven Carl Best Tamara Betts Eddie Bialy David Bilodeau Brian Blacketer Iustin Boenisch lames Borst Chad Bosson Chris Boudreau loseph Bovee Brett Bowman Nisha Brahmbhatt Anthony Bravo Carol Brewer David Bridge Brandon Brooks Darryl Brownell Steven Buck Sean Buell Kellie Buong Dawn Butler Ernesto Caballero Heather Campbell Kristine Campbell Andrea Campellone Christopher Cantero l oseph Cantu lohn Carlton lason Carr Marilu Carrillo Keytha Cashdan Rebecca Castillo Heejin Cha Huei Chao Chhien Chauv I HA TE BEING A FRESHMAIV BECAUSE HW LUW MAN 0lV THE TOTEM P0 E -CHRIS JENSEN freshmen X 261 DUH-I 714 OIVL Y A FRESHMAIV- THIS IS MY FIRST YEAf?. fWENDY HANNUIVI Arturo Chavez loanna Chen Elizabeth Cho lae Chong lulie Christensen Steve Chung Salvatore Ciritalco William Clements Alan Cline Lilly Cobas Debra Collins Sean Conner Christian Conrad William Conway Kimberly Cooke Kelly Cooley Deanna Cooper lenniter Coventry Alejandra Crisantos Norma Crisantos limmy Dacy Carmen Damasco Vinh Dao Sahir Darweesh Christopher Davis lena Davis Sarah Decker Billy Del Rio 762 treshmen 1 ff I S 'L t Q, EA., X Q Q lg I N W rx Sarah Malkemus takes a quick glance to see the mysterious man behind her. A ri ,.,,,,. x4 . I i tf lvvl 1 ,,' i' 1? I l 'W A - -if he 2 '- I Q l e i' l XX 44 s X - 1 9di1'V 561 1'-f W Ln-A ' l Tina Howard and Michelle Tober stop a moment from practice to give each otha a hug. X v qv X xg X x X 5 it Ng . ,X . Q '3 , , , .Qt - 'ws.:, , f,f:if'zs:?'i ' Z 1ik..:,:i:z- 4 - Xx Q- '-P-rf xx- v 3,2 xnfa R vv V- ? 2 .f v 9 v , , 4 f-1 f J. ., ,..,- X X Q M X N W N Q Y x i ki W N 5 'X SEM if x F M X XX N40 dw f xg. Qc -.wx surf, ,Z-:gif s I Eifii M W J. A .,kV'V W fl E 3 ' . 1. ' N X we-my Q Q A 9 X X N ..1,.L s - -,si Q Xi 1. 7 hi 1 ll , - - wx-.,-, 'ami ,Liv 22115 ,fx ibfsgj 51 I 'r N was X Na 1:--is . ----. 1 , M 2 X S ' X .-N N. U' 2 R X Sean Buell shows us one ot his many talents. 1 l fa 'H Xp X If X 7 , i '11 'S , . i M ,My .R ,v - X T Q Q sw X Q is , if ' aifzi Z' ' ..i..W -,iff .fs 3, , 'fri if . L' , , .- .- V -, ' ' ' f . ma., :, wi-: . ' f fi 11, ' ' VV' i '7 1 - 63' 1 ' ' . ., '14 J ,V g ,5 . ,I If 'Q i 'n l ' la, aff-:P--' f 2 I 1 vi S 31,51 , E l Nick Carpino displays a smile to his many admirers. K X: is Q 24 ' - 45 ,vw-, 3F K if . .1 fiiww-QQ - 9 l t i X 5? x aw N I 1 if 5 i ff 9, , -sl' ' W, skew' Wx. 'ER SHMEIV D0lV'T EVEN GE T AN OUIVCE UE RESPECEWNIICHAEL TREANOR Christian Del Rio Bonita Delehoy Elisabeth Delgado Sara Derakhshanian Francis Desmarais Mike Desroches Nephi Diaz Hector Diazleal Kimberly Duckwitz Barton Dunn Anthony Dunton Ron Eaton Michelle Egger Barry Ellis Daniel Ely Rachel Erwin Rebecca Erwin Etren Esquivel Qctavio Exquivel Esther Estrada Brandy Fields Miguel Figueroa Kimberlee Fitzhenry Tracie Fletcher lustin Ford Aaron Forkell David Francis Inger Franko treshmen!263 'EVERYTHING GETS BLAMED ON YUM EVEN IE YOU DlDlV'T D0 If 'fKEVIN JACKSON E. EEvE , E.EE Karyn Friedland Brent Frisbee if EEEA ff Cynthia Furry ' Alejandro Galindo Andres Garaviio Tony Garbarino Alicia Garcia Carlos Garcia Manuel Garcia Ramon Garcia Robert Garcia Stacy Garrow Beau Gasinski loey Gaudio Ariana Gemmink Kim George Anne Gibson lennifer Gilreaih Marisa Goco Temple Golonka lason Gomez lesse Gomez Deanna Good Scherry Gray Brouche Green Richard Grieqo leffrey Gubalan Carlos Guzman lresh men ' 1, - V ' '- . :w'rf '?f, .fry ' ' .ni-' J '. ff A ' , ,ff 'Q 1: ' if if ,, ' 1 . 'i ff 4 gf if 4 U' .- 'C 41. J' ,bf X 2 X 4 , 1 QL -A Q .,,. L -wi' 1 . l M ,Q ,va 'f x ,Q 4 1 , ici Effie , v-A --I ,1 A A llyv ' fl' y ,,,: 4f . i ' There's WHAT in my salad?! l E K ffm ' i q -:Inf ,, Y, N . Y 17 - - -- ' A , '- .' 5 A 1, V f,V, Q1 ig' , ' 1 Zf 1 ff , ,af 2 f r f , f nv f ,e f f f 7.54 .,.,., ,,. We' 4 ! iff 'if Quit lily and privately, a freshman is handed a note from a we .QTY 5, ii J ,. .l., LN 1 3 --af-warm, ff W f ig X I fy 3 Us li 4 y ! . Q v ., ff' , pf' , ,I E If' ww' 'V it 'T 93 A ' , . ., ZA , fm . . A 5 ,e ' A f 4 4 - ,Wg X A 4 i ff ' , X :gin , ' K, l 5' Gi f .: , Q ,.., xg 1 ff, l v A qi l 5 44. ,L oi W V-l krrhl , , 53.:,z:f ,. , A freshman grins as she realizes Mom packed balogna . . . AGAIN! .7 WVU. -, 4 f , ff, , . X X ' .54.ff', , ww ,525 y , 52? ' f il' ' 741: A , ,UZ ff A - 3 A 4 Ax ff if fi fa ev f. A Qafif . fy? 2 f 1 M' f, 6 ' iff, jj f .f f ,y,'gL i if -A wa ., f , . fA'. ' I, Ay., , 3 , 'V A , 9 mm 'rv ' , ' y K4 f - v? ky , A S . , ,, if .. f7?777?7'Zf'f7Z57- r rf ,.. rr y y .. y a,,' My 4? f ' ' 737 ' L . V ,, .V if iff: V A' 1 . nf I A.. If f,-f , , W, X, .55 AA 7 ',', A ' ' M ky 1, ,- R ss 4 , I gr, ff -, , Q A Afffivf, , -gf S' :..:,f ff! k','f f, I 1 -VW ,. Wy' 'ir ' ,f ..,, ,W L ibn, , ,i f 1 'vqwft-L . l -I 1.-. 21 f 1 L A f X f , W f A Z W fy f Alf' 4, , it , fg Q , 2 f K 1 Mp' Q, Z J 5 gf ff! W Z f V-4 . 1 5,.g '?4Eii2Ai':A . 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'12 W i was . 51 UYU if A ff f.fi - A y ' t' Q Scott Hyde .1 ffif' -- 4 yryl A y 'f K ' k 1 it ' AA At' A ' 2 eV1Ul'3C SOD M ff V7 , i ,V wg' g faq: ,V ry ,Q 'ith' 1 A yili A A 'W' A iylf , f lenrufer lame-BS f ' y I , . 7 4?-f I ' V - wr V -I ,N 1. ., ' , A4 f f . , Martha lames . ,,,, , , ff' 4,,, ,,., h , , A 6 A A AA A wg A A A liiw . Christina larvis . y ' Christo her lensen iyyf l hfi Qi Sonal livan , r ,Q Brian lohnson 1 my Ernest lohnson y Eric lohnston A A AA Q ' y lason lohnston LUVE USWREBEKAH RAPOPORT freshmen X 265 'BEING A FRESHMAN IS PRETTY RAQ BUT LUUK UUT WHETV 17W A SENIUTRWANDREA C. Christine lones Loretta lones Michael lones Sylvia Kain Floyd Kanatzar lenniter Kang Sean Kauffman Derek Keiser Samia Khawaja Trent Kierskey Eun ll Kim Hae ll Kim lin Kim loseph Kim lung-Sun Kim Lois Kim Sam Kim Daniel Klatzker Robert Klein Damon Knight Rohn Knight Nancy Ko Allison Kredel lenny Krohn Hans Ku William Kuai Ronnie Kunce Chasie Laird Sophia Lambides treshmen .Li v ' T 13,7 2571 I 'QQ , TJ-T 4' ,, i p . N ' L1 Tx V liz fig, f ,4 .. , , , i It K . ,fa , If V .,-th . f i ff .4 . hh ,f l' if it ... . M f' '05 we ' 5 ' V T ,' .. l f ' A y gi X Kiff f . T' fi '- Q i , P Darbi Marshall and Andy Waters try io shield themselves from the pouring rain by using their biclzs. wr' 5 J , .gi , , ..,Xf fy ' K 'Y -V Q----rw -M--'-W-rw-1-fn-1-...,.:q,,.,.,,,,-I Ii r 'H QF?-Emf R ,f zo: ,.., LM , ' Q i .vw . E, 3ipQ,RQ.,'p.,.f.g4se,4 i ' i T , Qi w v A l I' : ' - 'f ' W .NQKQM I t N Q , .tx at 5. IQX S W N ss Q mx 31,14 4 'EK' m s I-. tiff: Y'X' A 21135 Q i A freshman shyly looks away as a boy glances at her. X rl fl , TP- ,. Hy, ' 'Zfldf 'fi ' , 952 'L' , .... -at an ,J ' ,',f i ' 'Viv A ' ' ,f 5 I ' 1 1 , T fl f. V ', 4 , f ,Aff f ,Jvfxf ' ,W f f, ,.,, , , ,W1wvf'f'7z'ff wr. ICQ 4-'W V,-7f',',fTff15v '2,, 4 4,- 1 f' ., i f Y C, W X , fe, ,yy f 4 f f f X ,f f f ' , 1 f I7 Oh I 9 f A i X Z ,Yr N 'T' 44 , fr 1 ' - J 1 A - ' l CAN T WAIT ' kwa WW X 521, , -51 , 1 w. t S 1 igftj . 4 'iii yt: ,jf 3 --q 521.1 if 53 A few freshman show their school spirit. V7 w-.Amt it f , it . .W ' , ,Z-, .,A,, , ,,,:,,, -7 ,f Q wif ff ,- .,,, X ., ,ff f Eff' 4 Z I E ,..,, i ,N-9, T V ' , Lsfpzz : Q 4 4 L wfiffkg 46?-?Ii5i?:i5if'H'-5'2i'5f3-irf:,i,:, -r If w, fi1 lf::5',2:w51g? f ,g ,JW - ,V .,,, X ', .jgg f -, -Q,:3r5wg-, -2: , L 415 Q iv P gg: MMI: T 4 or 1 r ., -N 4 ' S ,s, , T Vac. .' Vx ' W , 4 , f 1'e:1:,f, J .Qs X0 ,. l . ,,, ,. -, ,,,,,,,, ,.,,. , pi W, , gym! . '58 V f 2 X . ' K :Q 1. -.. Y 3 V4 V. my Vw 5 fi:-e,,,: A Q Qc I a 1: ff A 7 7 3 J j ew w?3'Tl E PPI E 2 S E QE DCB Pl-is F251 QE 1:-'FA mm F71 LS 22 5:5 E D Krinon Lapihuska lesse Lara Hang Thi Le Hien Le Kim Le Phuonq Le Amy Leathers Sophia Lee Teddy Lee Val Leedy lames Leonard lenniter Leonard Meryl Levin Alex Lewis Cory Lewis lohn Lewis larnes Linder Scott Lingle Sunee Linneman Lewanna Locke Shelli Lotiler Kirstin Lombardi William Luhmann lenny Lujan Edward Lujin Rene Luna Sarah Malkemus Matthew Marcotte April Maretich Darbi Marshall Todd Martin Nadine Mazard Dori McAllicher Tina McCammon freshmen! 267 THE 7 Shannon McCormick ' uf ' Marilyn MoCray 2? HSUPHUIWUIPES AND JUNIORS BUG ME ALL HIWEQJAE CHONG ? i 5 E if'a', , 1 1 . l .... Q Dana McCurdy l ,,,.., Crystal McGee 1 l Lisa McGinnis 5 Michael McGowan Maureen McMahon Michele McMahon Georgette McMullen Bridgette McNamara Scotty McWhorter loan Mendoza WM slF '4-gy '-ftp Traci Robertson and Jackie Rosas, two giddy freshmen, enjoy their day. Kimberlie Meyer Yvette Mikinka leremy Mills lason Miner Michael Mohammad ,. -If ' S Ji MN Eduviges Monreal L Daniel Montano f A X ,- Stephanie Moody , - 9 Q f' Q, ' Bryan Mosby f, -4 1 Chi-Liang Mou ' . M ' , , P X Sergio Munguia Tiffany Murray Lisa Nakazona ' N 5 45... IWW t ff Elizabeth Napoles Maria Navarro 268f'lresh1nen ft , .A 'R ta K., , ,., , K: 4. Two freshmen walk in silence through the halls. 9 , s I, , . 6 -' L if 'l l -zP.:,f.1. ' , 'Q-f l V f gfv! '41 ' f . . K . -' V -A w -'Q , , qt X- ' 333:15-' .- ' , W ig, f K.. 1 5 'Q' ' Q? ,, - 'K , mf? ' -fgfix X 1-lei'-, ' I 1 X ,. f Sigipr' .. . . ,.j 5 X o- s as 'f N W X S X Y X . 2 fb ,, ,N L t i ' .YQ -.few gigiiii by f- if filing ' . is 1' f s 5' ggllif. tii it These two freshmen show the bravery in them. rw: . , -,mor A ix w x X, ,Q NA . .-.... I ..... ,.. , ,,...,s.,,.,,... . ,. ,if - v .. . V r, 1-is , - -. W ififiisxi. , . k' i,,f' ,ggrgggz t 4 , 'fflsix Q ,. Q ' i 'R Vlwiwf 'N' -fm ' 4 11- ,, ' 'ff -sri' 4 -44, -f '- yi I, ' ' N- 1 11- f I H ,2':f,, . - 1 wg. . , 55 In fe. 5335355 ' , . f y -.-f..1.wP . , 1 ,iqfizz s1:-.iggg.:5g- . -. V . 2 ' S MS: V, 5,I 'i4 -Q W .: 1 . Z 3, ' '- -Spy. 1: f 1: f ,, ' ? ?'f'!?7l -wr:-3f',1 5 A Z, -Mi'-2.5 , 'rf Y ,. ff-f - ' uf , W' ,, . .gssm ,-U35 7,1-,W I? :: ::g Q as W N fa X QP' . df- fx, N ,go 1 x so X Q, itv RE , S 5 X Nw Q gs X1 5 Q S , l Michael Naylor Tisha Negrette Bernadette Nelson Vanessa Nelson Hao Nguyen Duy Nguyen l-la Nguyen Steve Nitao Augustina Norris left O'Brien Karen Ch Leslie Olave Rosie Orozco Ronald Qrtiz larecl Qrvis Maria Osorio Catherine Owen Glen Paois Trina Padan Sara Pai Maritza Paniagua Esther Park loon Park Lisa Patanella Kimberly Patterson HLUARA GIVES p OlHAN JUNUR HGH -IVIIKE NAYLOR treshn'1enf269 'I LIKE IVUI BEIIVG TRASH CAIVIVED. PEUPIE SAID FRESHIWEN DID. '4TAlVIIVIY DAUGHERTY Sandie Payne Claudia Perez Susana Perez lettrey Peterson lacgueline Pham Dawna Phillips Michael Pillon Heather Plack Kyle Pottenberger Elizabeth Poon lettrey Powell Christian Pratali Brian Price Tabashi Price Tamer Qursha Todd Ramberg Gregory Ramsey Rebekah Rapoport Ketter Raska Patricia Ratlitt lohn Raudabaugh David Ray lenniter Ray Elizabeth Redman lohn Reese Sonia Reyes Craig Riedel Erin Riseling Brian Ritchie Tracy Robertson Gustavo Rocha 77O,I treshmen I v A l 4-Fri ov ',gvq 2' :vs l f' 5 T l :P ' ,. N Q A 'H MLM? VE? i.I ' It ' M , X if I A freshman involved in a short but intriguing conversation. . lx A J l I l X44 A ,F lenniter Schubert quickly adjusts her cape before going out to perform in the field show. E' V47 W Q91 XX.,-J , 1. 3 , Q., 6 T ' '82 3. i , . ,- z fl .- z 58' N i X 1 EK., i4'5'g , ' ' 54 rx 4 1 ' it Q . if 'C Q Y B 5 1 L. dz 1Qi..,.,. . . ' Fw K n 5. ess ' V m irlf--H, ,fait ge' .fr - X 1.3 . Qi. f S WE YY xkq' l .F-. X , y sy.- - A V - il' ffkss s - . its 1 1 X: X 5 rags X gjgai - . . . , 3. 'N 5 l K A I x S - . ' fm E 'E Q 'x 'X at-fs as , Q t If Q., fa. has - K 5 K wx Q Q N' i -5 is Freshmen express their feelings toward school, Karyn Friedland and her friend eagerly await lunch. . xv . ' Qx tB'Sl5RYRx X. xx...-.i.ir't, A X .S ' in .f--ax C , X X X 1 -:i..fg5 - -X -2 X ffiii ,. . ,..1,'f'.L Q :fa xi if, QS -. aw X x y H+ . - 'ffi 515. ' Y '- , is ' M S ' ki ' in i X -- X wvsw- qi E E A S 1 X k X X . O - l ,fy 'sr os 'A ' W -,-. wr .,..... Q 5,3 i -. .1 S 4, 1 4 3' . ' ,Q A Ji i . X . K X .I s . ,xxx K Q Tix ANR. , .:, ,X S. 3 N ...sw K K1 s v 2 Q -X EVER YUNE CALLS YU!! 'DUMB ERESHMAN' WHEN YUU D0 ANYTHING WRUNG. -BRANDY FIELDS Cesar Romo Nicole Rorick lacgueline Rosas Michael Rose Michael Rosenberg Thomas Ross Heather Rowe loseph Rowen Robyn Rucker Lisa Russo layson Saavedra Brian Sage Mayra Salgado Shana Saling Faith Salisbury Brandon Sanchez Charles Sanchez Dawn Sandiforth Claudia Sandoval Bradley Sato Barton Schaffer lennifer Schubert Taryn Selway Lance Shackleford Theodore Shambaris Tracie Shirley Adele Shubash lonathan Sieker freshmen X 271 Cristian Siqnorino lason Smith Kathleen Smith Lisa Smith Amoreena Somers Ellen Sorenson William Southan Tames Spidell David Sporn Robert Steiner Dawn Stillwell luan Suarez Erin Sullivan Dawn Swartwood Maher Syada Kenneth Tam Neil Tanzo I-Xnan Tenq Lulu Tenq David Teutsch left Thiesmeyer Ienniter Thomas Christine Thompson Shelly Thompson Michele Tober George Torres Katrina Tortolano Rachel Trent Kathleen Valdez T72 treshmen - 1 1. A - K , A51 V 5' ' ,dd . 1 -f . t , :Y,,..h' .I Jiiiij-kts A .5f7?'f'Y -QJQQ 7.-' It It WHAT I LIKE MUST ABOUT LOAIB4 IS. . .DETEIlIWOIlIS.U -JOEY BOVEE V J is if ,fs n mu ,A v I U ' I ' 'f' . 'Ii X A ' 5 K T, it ' I lllhl 9 I i I . T A fd.. if W , 2 f w, my I 1 f 45. as vw ve 1 A, f 0 , X A , Q, . .A:L, l ap airs A2 I '-ft tw ' . Q I , , i . 4 f .-- I f ' i O5 . or 5 l l Brian Price performs durinq a hall- time show. JL V' ug ,, . . r. - 'gh Jw ff' K . Q .. Q . is IM. 'Si IT' I K ki 5 .MN 'if Mi k , Z f ' T ' V, . ' 2 f-' ' ,Q S V E ,. W A 1 - ' Q 0 . .:. ,L l 1 Y , , .,, ., ' X . gif' A 1 Q? 1 ' f , ,. .,.- , 4 ,A -1 f k ,,.'. ,mf ff 1 M. X N 1 A y X f s , i A X 'P X 'FQ 0 A Q H, fsglfz-11' A 192, sqft' ,. f . I . ' X y , It f :Q Nc- , f 'pg V , -. x .,., , wi - .4 N 'Q 3,-1 N . M 'W a. I , X Q M I X X :Q A Y ty X at X X X X y 6X X Y an i VE t y I ' M i 1 B X 6 x ar gl? is X ix M Q6 N ' vt as N 3 Q .1 riff- E' 3 'N ' gg 'rl 'H .ki Si . K t 2'-:Ti X, K I3 I A M , 1, 'X y V fi, ' , I 3 , ' f,ff1,.:2 V , R f, L , 4 Lookl A lloatinq tree! exclaims Chuck Sanchez. t . ,,.,,, 2 f L,L A .. fvgfm W ' 5 9 I ie., . X !' 1 V4 - ' ,. . mug N 15.23, 'Wp?'.A , f I u Zz77'iTf ' -, gf ' ' 1 f wif 'f ' ff A . Q,, t t R f 'QQ' K, 4 X 1 Af' fl, 1-- w r y t 4, ., L 7 N ., K loe Valetin Edward Vasquez Patricia Vasquez Beatriz Velasquez Monique Verdonck Alejandro Verqara Betty Villasenor Qanh Vu Raymond Wade Derek Walker Teresa Walker Amie Walton Te-l-lan Wang Rhonda Washburn Andrea Waters lulie Waters Brandi Watts lamie Weathers Kenneth Weber Kevin Wiest lon Wilke Brent Wilkes Brian Winder Nancy Windes Lisa Woo Aaron Wood Calleen Wood Gregory Wood Michelle Adena Woodman lanice Woodrutt lames Wortz lamie Yeoman Emmanuel Yeow 'BEING A ERESHMAIM HW SHORT ENOUGH T0 USE BUTTUIW LOCKERYERNESTO C treshn'1enf273 21 Abdellatit, Sanaa 245 Abdellatit, Sawson 229 Abdellatit, Youset 17 Aborjaoude, Pierre 17 Adair, Heather 245 Adams, Derek 17, 187, 210 Adams, Eric 229 Adams, lohn 17, 63, 87 Adkisson, Anthony 17, 160 Age, lames 115, 229 Aguirre, Nuria 17, 181 Aholelei, Tevita 17, 57, 61 Ahrens, Kelly 245 Aiello, Sal 17 Akel, Areeg 245 Akel, Eyad 17 Alaman, Viorel 261 Aldeen, Leonardo 18, 57 Alexander, Damon 261 Allen, David 245 Allen, lettrey 245 Allen, Kim 18 Allen, Ricky 115, 229 Almeida, limmy 261 Almeida, loe 18 Alvarado, lose 18 Alvarez, Manual 261 Alvarez, Mary 97, 229 Alwardt, Rebecca 245 Aman, Rebecca 157, 245 Amaral, Mark 245 Amerkhanian, Ara 99, 189, 229 Amezcua, Socorro 229 Anderson, lettrey 245 Anderson, lohn 229 Anderson, Victoria 18 Andrade, Bridgett 93, 229 Andrews, Tina 245 Andros, Edy 18, 57 Anghelone, Lanni 18, 153 Arbon, Brian 245 Arce, Anders 245 Arms, Todd 18 Arribas, Christina 111, 228, 229 Arribas, Katherine 68, 111, 261, 267 Arundel, Elizabeth 245 Ashby, Gary 245 Askew, Shae 18 Astorga, Flor de Ma 245 Austad, Raymond 245 Axtell, Caryn 229 Ayoub, Ramy 119, 261 Aziz, Tarman 245 274 I index Baez, Angel 261 Bailey, lenniter 93, 245 Baker, Stephanie 238 Ballenger, Noelani 18 Banagas, Rusti 244, 245 Banagas, Wesley 18 Banta, Brett 119, 261 Barber, Kimberly 245 Barbosa, Elvira 245 Barling, Andy 18 Barnes, Shawn 19 Barney, Douglas 65, 245 Barney, Tammy 145, 261 Barrett, lames 261 Barrientos, Carlos 19, 57, 88 Barry, David 245 Bartlett, Dori 245 Bartlett, Scott 19 Basguez, Richard 83, 261 Bass, lulie 148, 229 Bass, Sylvia 19, 23, 33, 37, 142, 182 Bassett, Randon 245 Bayrooti, Atshin 19, 37, 174, 179 Bayrooti, Arash 57, 229 Beat, Roxanna 16, 19 Beck, lohn 245 Beck, Traci 157, 229 Bedard, Maurice 245 Bedoy, Francisco 229 Behrazfar, Shala 19 Bell, Frank 261 Beltran, Craig 245 Ben-Shmuel, Alon 173, 229 Bender, Michael 261 Bengochea, Tera 158, 245 Bennet, Catherine 19 Bentjen, Carol 229 Bereczy, Andrew 187, 229 Berggren, David 245 Bergman, Wendy 19 Berry, Karen 19 Berven, Traci 68, 261 Best, Carl 261 Betts, Tamara 261 Bialy, Eddie 261 Bienetield, Tina 20 Bilodeau, David 261 Black, Thomas 245 Blacketer, Brian 65, 261 Blacketer, Dennis 20, 57, 83 Blankenship, lenniter 229 Bleasdale, Dunya 95, 245 Bledsoe, Scott 20, 113 Blum, 1 ett 245 Blum, lenniter 20 Boardman, Dwayne 229 Boatright, Shawn 229 Bock, lettry 229 Boehme, Aaron 245 Boenisch, lustin 261 Bondar, Karen 245 Bondar, Randy 229 Bordelon, Brent 70, 229 Bordelon, Darren 20 Borkman, Donna 20, 93, 174 Borntleth, Kirstin 244, 245 Borsai, Andrea 245 Borst, lames 261 Bosson, Chad 261 Boudreau, Chris 261 Buono, Colleen 20 Bouslog, Marlo 20, 185 Bovee, loseph 261 Bowman, Brett 261 Boyd, Craig 20 Boyle, Meghan 77, 111, 245, 246 Boyn, Craig 189 Braden, Sonia 229 Bradley, Leonard 251 Bradshaw, Donald 75, 229 Brahmbhatt, Nisha 261 Brancati, Lisa 245 Brand, Ron 245 Brannberg, loseph 229 Brannstrom, Camilla 229 Braver, lason 245 Bravo, Anthony 261 Braynard, Michael 57, 88, 108 Brenneman, ludith 229 Breven, Traci 107 Brewer, Carol 261 Breyer, Nicole 245 Bridge, David 261 Brink, Yvette 130, 138, 139, 140, 170, 244, 245 Britlain, lason 245 Brito, Christy 229 Bronson, leri 72, 229 Brooks, Brandon 261 Brooks, Sasha 93, 245 Brosz, lacob 245 Brown, Renee 20 Brownell, Chris 184 Brownell, Darryl 261 Brush, Korry 245 Buchanan, Theodore 99, 229 Buchanann, Kevin 245 Buck, Steven 119, 261 Buell, Sean 261, 263 Butt, Hilary 168, 174, 229 Bullock, Sharon 20 Bunker, Kay 66, 97, 229 Bunting, Tina 93, 245 Buong, Kellie 261 Burgess, Sumer 245 Burkhardt, Scott 245 Burroughs, Cathryn 20, 29, 47, 125, 126, 141, 148 Bush, lohn ,i,t, 7 1 1 Bustillos, Peggy 21, 66, 207 Butler, Dawn 261 Butts, lohn 21 Byrd, Cynthia 21 Byun, Dolly 21, 209 Byun, Sylvia 246 Caballero, Ernesto 261 Cabanas, Zoila 229 Cabrera, Ma del Mar 181 Cabrera, Marimar 21 Cairns, lohn 246 Callahan, Christopher 115, 229 Callin, Michelle 246 Calvert, Barbra 21 Campbell, Charles 21 Campbell, Heather 261 Campbell, Kristine 261 Campbell, Leila 246 Campellone, Anastasia 246 Campellone, Andrea 261 Campellone, Peter 140, 141, 228, 229 Cannon, Melissa 158, 246 Cantero, Christopher 119, 261 Cantu, loseph 261 Cantwell, Christina 229 Caples, Thomas 246 Capper, lason 246 Capurro, Sherry 246 Carlin, Diego 246 Carlin, Rodrigo 21 Carlisle, Nathan 103, 177, 246 Carlson, Robert 229 Carlson, Robert 229 Carlton, lohn 261 Carpino, Guy 21, 37, 153 Carpino, Nicholas 263 Carr, lason 261 Carr, Mark 21 Carr, Melissa 229 Carriilo, Marilu 261 Carrillo, Martin 229 Carson, William 229 Carter, lames 229 Carter, lon 22 Carter, Ronald 246 Cashdan, Keytha 261 Casimiro, Cecilia 246 Cassara, Brian 229 Cassidy, Chanda 21, 22 Castillo, Carlos 22, 113 Castillo, lerrold 22 Castillo, Rebecca 261 Castillo, Sara 246 Caytord, Esther 22 Caytord, Ruth 170, 246 Cervantes, luan 246 Cha, Dean 22, 181, 190 Cha, Heejim 68, 107, 261 Chan, Thomas 229 Chang, Albert 70, 189, 229 Chang, loanne 129, 246 Chang, Lee 246 Chang, Lotus 22 Chao, Ching 22 Chao, Huei 261 Chao, Ponn 246 Chau, Ty 22 Chauv, Chhien 261 Chaves, lorge 229 Chavez, Arturo 262 Chavez, Marsha 246 Chen, Hsiang 246 Chen, loanna 262 Chen, Mark 179, 229 Chen, Paul 70 Cheng, Luke 182, 229 Chi, David 173, 246 Chiang, Dave 246 Childres, lulianne 230 Cho, Elizabeth 177, 262 Cho, loanne 230 Cholo, Tiana 22, 47, 160, 190 Chonq, lae 262 Chong, Yuson 212, 230 Christensen, lulie 262 Christensen, Scott 230 Christenson, Dennis 23 Chu, Kevin 246 Chu, Leae 230 Chu, Lena 23 Chu, Steve 23 Chung, Pai-Tze 247 Chung, Steve 103, 181, 260, 262 Chung, Young 23, 53, 70, 181, 182, 190 Ciritalco, Salvatore 262 Clark, Connie 230 Clark, lohn 187 Clark, Kelly 247 Claypool, Scott 247 Clayton, Craig 101, 230 Cleary, Chad 230 Cleere, Eric 247 Clements, Bob 23 Clements, William 262 Cline, Alan 262 Cline, Kimberly 23, 142, 214 Clowers, Patrick 115, 173, 230 Cobas, Lilly 73, 262 Cobas, Vincent 230 Cobos, Michelle 23 Coccomo, Carolyn 23 Cochran, Lisa 247 Cody, Brooke 23, 133 Coglizer, Bobbi 230 Cohen Darren 247 Collins, Debra 262 Collins Lavon 23, 95 Collins, Randolph 230 Condit Leza 24 Cooper 231 Conn, iviicnaei ar, 91 Conner, Nicole 130, 237, 247 Conner, Sean 262 Conrad, Christian 262 Conway, Williani 262 Cooke, Angie 247 Cooke, Kimberly 262 Cooley, lason 247 Cooley, Kelly 93, 262 Cooney, Debra 230 Cooney, Michael 101 , 247 Cooper, Billy 247 Cooper Corbin, Cornell 230 Correa, Cortez, 1 1 Carolyn 24 Deanna 262 Tracy 230 Angela 247 Cordes, , locelyn 158, Myra 230 Adriana 230 Costanzo, Alison 230 Coulias, Angela 230 Coventry, lenniter 262 Cowan, Brian 247 Cox, Kossuth 24 Cozza, Gloria 24 Craig, Heather 24 Creamer, Tarnrny 24 Creason, Tricia 24, 27, 105, 123, 134, 139, 141, 170, 179 Crisantos, Alejandra 262 Crisantos, Norma 262 Crisantos, Silvia 230 Crouch, Kari 247 Crucil, Shannon 157, 247 Cruz, lessica 247 Culross, Robin 230. 233 Culross, Sean 24, 87 Dacy, limrny 262 Dagnall, Robert 24, 39, 134, 173, 174, 189, 190 Dalke, Lisa 230 Damasco, Carmen 262 Damasco, Maria 230 Darnron, lulie 24 Daniel, Deborah 230 Daniel, Patricia 24 Daniel, Sharon 158, 247 Dao, Duy 247 Dao, Kim 247 Dao, Vinh 262 Darweesh, Cameron 19, 25, 37, 70, 141, 168, 173, 174, 179, 189, 190 Darweesh, Perriween 123, 141, 173, 230, 237, 240 Uarrweesn, Sahir 262 Dyball, Kelly 26 Davidson, Elan 148, 174, 230 Davis, Alicia 25, 27, 171 Davis, Bryan 230 Davis, Christopher 65, 262 6 Davis, Hayden 230 Davis, lena 262 Davis, loanna 157, 247 Day, Deanna 247 De la Torre, Dion 25 Eaton, Anne 26 Decker, Sarah 262 Eaton, Rhona 247 Dedio, Nicole 247 Eaton, Ron 119, 263 Del Rio, Billy 262 Eaton, Sean 63, 231 Del Rio, Christian 119, 263 Delehoy, Bonita 129, 263 Delehoy, larnes 101, 115, 189, 230 Delgado, Elisabeth 129, 263 De1Rio, Alejandra 25 Dembi, Doris 25, 142 Demelio, Diane 25 Dennis, Monique 230 Derakshanian, Sara 140, 141, 260, 263, 272 Desmarais, Benoit 247 Desmarais, Francis 263 Desroches, Michael 103, 1 19, 263 Deshroches, Shannon 25, 130, 237 Dey, Michael 247 Dial, Deborah 230 Diaz, Gregorio 230 Diaz, Nephi 263 Diazleal, Hector 263 Diazleal, Miguelange 230 Digiovanni, Anthony 115, 230 Dinh, Lehong 25 Doigny, Michael 75, 231 Donovan, Meghan 25 63, 93 Dorn, Elizabeth 247 Dostal, Diane 25, 35, 45, 125, 142, 160 Doswell, Karen 26, 43 Dove, Adam 247 Dowling, David 247 Drager, Matthew 60, r 115, 247 Drager, Michelle 26, 133, 160 Dreier, Kristin 231 Drunasky, Christopher 115, 231 Drunasky, Tim 26, 153 Duarte, Anna 26, 72, 97 Duckwitz, Kimberly 68, 263 Duckwitz, Rodney 26 Dunn, Barton 103, 263 Dunn, Catherine 158, 231 Dunton, Anthony 263 Eaton, Todd 26, 99 Edmonds, Becky 140, 145, 146, 231 Egger, Michelle 263 Egger, Monique 248 Eggett, Deanne 68, 107, 248 El-Assal, 1-lewaida 231 Elledge, Andrew 103, 248 Elledge, Matthew 33, 53 Elliott, larnes 248 Ellis, Barry 263 Ellis, David 231 Ely, Daniel 65, 263 Engle, laneece 26 Erickson, lacklyn 231 Erler, Adam 231 Erwin, Rachel 263 Erwin, Rebecca 263 Esquivel, Octavio 263 Estrada, Esther 263 Evans, Alan 26 Evans, Kimberly 66, 67, 95, 248 Evans, Susannah 26 Ezerski, loseph 212, 231 Facio, Mike 26, 108 Faloney, Mary 107, 248 Fancher, Laura 157, 231 Farino, Sharon 145 Farley, Eugenia 248 Farrell, Michelle 111, 134, 248 Faustino, lenniter 26 Favilla, Mary 248 Feeney, Steven 248 Feighl, Eric 207, 248 Felice, Samuel 65, 248 Felse, Lisa 26, 29, 141, 148 Fernandez, Lisa 23, 26 Ferrentino, Anthony 27, 57, 83, 179, 185 Fields, Brandy 68, 97, 263 Fields, Marilyn 129, 248 Figueroa, Miguel 263 Finazzo, Tami 248 Fingal, Curt 248 Fisser, Brian 27, 57, 148 Fisser, Michelle 151 Fitzhenry, Kirnloerlee 263 Fletcher, Terri 248 Fletcher, Tracie 263 Flores, Donnie 27, 88 Flores, lay 231 Flores, Kimberly 248 Flores, Mark 248 Fodor, Steve 27, 160 Ford, Cynthia 230, 231 Ford, Dawn 148, 231 Ford, lustin 263 Ford, Mason 27 Forkell, Aaron 263 Fowke, Mike 27 Francis, David 263 Franklin, Cheryl 248 Franko, lnger 68, 263 Fraser, Rebecca 27, 93 Frazier, Curt 231 French, Kenneth 248 Friedland, Karyn 264, 271 Friedland, Lesley 27, 45, 158, 179, 182, 264 Frisbee, Brent 264 Friske, Albert 27, 146, 207, 210, 211, 214 Fruhlinger, loshua 70, 173, 248, 257 Fujishige, Donna 73, 93, 248 Fujishige, lack 27 Fullrnan, Adam 27, 51, 63, 91, 124, 189 Furry, Cynthia 151, 264 Gagow, 1-lilal 28 Gagow, 1-luda 231 Galasso, Lou 28 Galaviz, Caroline 124, 157, 231 Galindo, Alejandro 264 Galindon, Miguel 248, 249 Gamez, Albert 231 Gann, Autumn 68, 248 Garavito, Andres 264 Garbarino, Tony 264 Garcia, Alicia,68, 264, 267 Garcia, Carlos 264 Garcia, Christopher 70, Garcia, Elida 248 Garcia, Manuel 264 Garcia, 108, 1 Garcia, Robert 264 Ratael 28, 75, 70 Gardner, Denise 133, 249, 249, 255 Garrow, Michelle 249 Garrow, Stacy 264 Gasinski, Beau 264 Gattuso, Daniel 249 Gaudio, loey 103, 264 Gaynor, Williarn 115 Geisinger, Keith 231 Gemrnink, Ariana 264 George, Kim 264 George, Michael 28 Gibson, Anne 264 Gilbert, Michelle 93, 249 Gilreath, lenniter 264 Giranda, loseph 249 Glagola, Arianne 28, 39, 45, 130, 145, 183 Gober, Terry 28 Goco, Marisa 264 Goldman, Wendi 28 Golly, Diane 158, 231 Golonka, Temple 264 Golonka, Tish 249 Gomez, lason 264 Gomez, lesse 264 Gomez, Salvador 249 Gomez, Sandra 231 Gomez, Victoria 249 Gonzalez, Clernentina 231 Gonzalez, Ratricio 23 1 Good, Deanna 264 Goodman, Eric 249 Gordon, left 115, 249 Gordon, Kelly 231 Gowan, Evelyn 28 Gowan, lohn 75, 249 Gowan, Robert 231 Grace, Shelley 249 Graham, Lisa 158, 249 Graham, Robert 28, 57 Granger, Stephen 154, 231 Grannurn, lohn 249 Graton, Kelly 249 Gratz, Bruce 28 Gray, Scherry 173, 264 Green, Brouche 264 Greenhalgh, David 28 Griego, Anthony 29 Griego, Richard 264 Grittin, Amanda 29, 148 Grogan, Brian 29 Guajardo, Melinda 29 Guajardo, Ray 249 Gubatan, lettrey 264 Gudrnundsen, Elise 29 Guerra, lose 249 Guest, Steve 29 Guill, Heather 249 Gutierrez, Samantha 77 Gull, Roger 249 Gutierrez, Adrian 232 Gutierrez, Arnalia 249 Gutierrez, Rosario 232 Guzman, Carlos 264 index! 275 Habis, Angelique 73, 160, 249 Hagerman, Rich 29, 57, 83, 99 Hagge, Howard 265 Haghighi, Afshin 232 Hahn, Terri 232 Halbeck, Timothy 232 Halcomb, Randy 115, 249 Hale, lennifer 29 Hall, Andy 265 Hall, Michael 249 Hamai, Grace 249 Hammaker, leffrey 250 Hanano, Dean 29 Hanckel, Shari 232 Hanna, lennifer 129, 250 Hanna, lody 57, 232 Hannum, Becky 77, 93, 141, 146, 232 Hannum, Wendy 93, 265 Hanson, leffrey 250 Harding, Ronald 101, 232 Hardy, Beth 232 Hardy, lulie 265 Harms, Kelly 29 Haron, Sausan 232 Harris, Stacy 265 Harvey, Andrew 83, 265 Harvey, Charles 250 Harvey, lennifer 126, 232 Harvey, Peter 148, 160, 232 Hasselbarth, Beccy 265 Hawkins, Brianna 29 Hayes, Sabrina 232 Hazelton, Robert 25, 29, 30 Heckel, Holly 30, 133 Hedgpeth, Stefani 232 Heinrich, Sharen 232 Heinze, David 30 Helmer, Dionne 158, 232 Helmick, leffrey 232 Hemingway, Deja 129, 265 Hendricks, Sharon 265 Henningsson, Anders 83, 177, 181 Hernandez, Laura 30 Hernandez, Ralph 250 Herrington, Cynthia 250 Hersh, Crystal 265 Hetz, Anjanette 68, 250 Hetz, Nicole 68, 265 Heyes, Sabrina 93 Heyne, Carrie 232 Heyne, Melissa 30 216' index Hibner, Mario 265 Hicks, Lori 232 Hicks, Michael 265 Hill, lohn 250 Hill, Marion 16, 30, 133, 139 Hyde, Scott 265 Hilliard, Stephanie 30 1 Hines, Kelly 250 Hinh, Loan 30 Hinh, Loi 250 Ho, Anh 30 Ho, Chi 30 Ho, Chun 232 Ho, Dung 250 Ho, Gary 108 Ho, Hiep 265 Ho, Khoi 145, 265 Ho, Luat 232 Ho, Minh 250 Hoesli, Annette 250 Hoffart, Kim 30, 49, 66, 67, 95, 134, 177, 185 Hoffman, Chad 265 Hoffman, Christopher 103, 115, 265 Hong, Howard 30 Hong, lenny 265 Hood, Daniel 250 Hopper, April 30 Hopper, ludi 265 Hopper, Kathyrn 250 Horsley, Michael 250 Houghton, Pamela 265 Howard, Darren 30 Howard, Tina 262, 265 Howard, Wendy 157, 265 Hsiao, Chung-Hele 232 Hsiao, Tomi 250 Hsieh, Dorothy 107, 265 Hsieh, Tomas 265 Hsu, Denise 72, 79, 148, 182, 250 Hsu, Ellick 103, 265 Hsu, Eric 79, 232 Hsu, Frank 250 Hsu, lanet 30, 79, 105 Hsu, lason 265 Huang, Ezra 30 Huang, lohn 250 Huang, Ming-Hua 265 Hubbard, Andrea 250 Huddleston, David 30 Hudson, Laura 30, 68, 95, 160, 209, 217 Huett, Mark 232 Hughes, Patricia 31 Huicochea, Chris 19, 31, 70, 210, 213 Hull, Steven 250 Hungerford, Timothy 233 Hunter, Amy 31, 133 Hurley, Ed 31 Hurst, Tiffany 233 Hussain, Arshad 31 Hussain, lmron 170, 250 Hussain, Omar 250 Huth, Dean 233 Hutson, Lori 233 Huynh, Mai 265 Huynh, Quynh 233 Hy, Marie 31 lantorno, 1 ohanna 250, 253 lbrahim, Suhair 31 lgo, Natsuko 72, 181, 233 lllions, Scott 63, 125, 228, 233 lm, Myong, 32, 53, 233 lmamura, Sally 27, 32, 130, 160 Ingram, Robert 233 lser, Alison 32, 160, 170, 173, 177, 190 lackson, Kevin 265 lacob, Bryon 32 lacobs, leff 32 1acobson, Donna 32, 51, 126, 140, 173 lacobson, leffery 70, 142, 173, 189, 233, 236, 239 laime, Efran 75, 250 lames, lennifer 68, 265 larnes, Martha 265 lames, Theresa 233 lanney, Andy 32, 57, 61, 113, 187 larman, William 57, 124, 233 larvis, Christina 265 1 efferson, Andrea 250 lensen, Brett 32 lensen, Christopher 265 limenez, Alicia 151 limenez, George 32, 187 livan, Sonal 265 loe, long-Hyun 32, 70 lohnson, Brian 265 lohnson, Ernest 265 lohnson, Leanna 233 lohnson, Tiffany 157 Eric 265 lohnston, lohnston, lanet 250 lohnston, lason 265 lohnston, Tiffany 233 lones, Christine 266 lones, Christopher 250 lones, Loretta 260, 266 lones, Michael 266 lones, Michelle 32 lordan, Moni 157, 232, 233 loyce, Christopher 32 ludy, April 148, 233 lung, Debbie 32 lurman, Stepanie 233 lurman, Steve 63, 233 Kain, Sylvia 266 Kallman, Michelle 233 Kanatzar, Floyd 266 Kang, Billy 244, 251 Kang, lennifer 266 Kao, Ellen 130, 206, 251 Karhu, Shelley 32, 157 Karlen, Maureen 129, 251 Kath, Duane 251 Kaucly, Todd 57, 233 Kauffman, Sean 266 Kaye, Annie 157, 251 Kazel, laelyn 73, 233 Keiser, Derek 266 Keller, Caroline 251 Kellog, Karey 33 Kelly, Chris 33 Kelly, Dianne 233 Kern, Pamela 33 Khajehmolaei, Leila 233 Khawaja, Samia 266 Kierskey, Trent 119, 266 Kim, David 228, 233 Kim, Dong 251 Kim, Esther 73 Kim, Eun 11 107, 266 Kim Hae 11 73, 107, 266 Kim, Han 33 Kim, Huyn-Kyung 33 Kim, lane 233 Kim, lihan 33 Kim, lin 107, 266 Kim, loseph 266 Kim, lung-Sun 266 Kim, Lois 266 Kim, Sam 266 Kim, Sungil 33 Kim, Tae 233 Kim, Yoon 25, 129 Kimball, lulie 233 King, Kimberly 34 Kirkland, Shannan 95, 234 Kirkpatrick, lonathon 34, 154 Kish, limmy 234 Kish, Kristy 68, 97, 234 Klatt, lames 251 Klatzker, Daniel 119, 266 Kleen, David 234 Klein, Robert 266 Knight, Damon 266 Knight, Rohn 266 Knight, Scott 234 Knittle, Matt 33, 34, 63. 91, 209, 215 Knoch, David 34, 70, 179, 211 Knoch, Paul 34, 173, 179, 184, 190, 205 Knutsen, Sandra 234 Ko, Nancy 266 Kob, Kimberley 251 Kob, Nicky 16, 34, 88, 185 Kols, Eric 251 Kosek, Nancy 234 Kowata, Korey 57, 99, 115, 234 Krebs, Samuel 234 Kredel, Allison 129, 266 Krohn, lenny 266 Krouch, Kari 126 Krueger, Christina 17, 35, 134, 139 Krueger, lames 35 Krueger, Sabina 17, 34, 134 Ku, Hans 266 Kuai, Linda 35 Kuai, William 103, 266 Kunce, Ronnie 266 Kunz, Yvonne 251 Kuo, Mercy 35, 79, 134, 173, 177, 179, 182 Kuo, Victor 70, 173, 182, 234, 237 Kupfer, Richard 35, 57, 99 Kupris, Mary 251 Kuroyama, Scott 25g Kvist, Nick 35 Lackey, William 251 Lacomb, lason 35, 41, 141, 160 Laflair, lames 35 Laflair, Michelle 251 Laird, Chasie 266 Lambides, Sophia 173, 266 Lamden, Gloria 35 Lamden, Stuart 251 Lamers, Mark 251 Lammens, Robert 234 Lamorena, Dina 251 Landau, Shanna 93, 251 Lander, loseph 65, 251 Lapihuska, Krinon 72, 95, 267 Lara, Adrienne 35, 41, 142, 179 Lara, lesse 267 Lawrence, Erika 36, 142, 173, 190 Lay, Kathy 251 Lay, William 234 Le, Hang Thi 267 Le, Hien 267 Le, Kim 267 , Le, Minh 261 Le, Phuong 267 Le, Tarn 234 Leathers, Amy 267 Ledesrna, Nicholas 36 Milo, Kathryn 247, 263 Lee, Alan 36 Nelson, Lee, I-lndrewV36, 173 Lee, Anthony 36 1 Lee, Edward 36, 36, 181 6 Lee, Hee 103, 119, 181 Lee, Hudson 36 Lee,,1aInes 70, 234 Lee, Linda 2062 21326 11216, 251 7 Lee, Samuel 36, 179 Lee, Sophia 160, 267 Lee, Suzan 234 V 7 Lee,,VTeddyl70, 267 4 Lee,QThai 2347 VV 1 Lee,Tirn36f 5 Leedy,Va1 6267 6 1 Leibowitz, Paul 36,663 1Lenz,6Alyce234i , 1 Leonard, larnes 267 Leonard, lennifer 93, 6 ' 1 107, 267 6 1 Lesage, limmey 234 Leventhal, Robyn 234 3 Love, Donna 37, 39, 133 Lowery, Deborah 167, 262 Lowman, Nathan 67 Lu, Pin-Wei 236 Lu, Tzu-Wei 37 Lubic, Timothy 262 Luc, Phong 262 Luc, Son 262 Luhmann, William 267 Luian, Ienny 267 Lujin, Edward 267 Lujin, Samrnie 262 Lulcarski, Amy 167, 262 Lukarski, Christa 37, 43 Luna, Anna 37 Luna, Fini 68, 97 Luna, losie 262 Luna, Nydia 37, 133 Luna, Rene 267 V Lynch, Mike 37 1 Lyttle, Wil1iam,262, 264 V Mashoot, Steve 236 Massie, Shannon 93 Mastrangelo, lana 236 Matazinski, Laura 38 Matsukubo, Akemi 262 Matsukuho, Koichi 99, 236 Mayer, Brian 262 Mazard, Nadine 267 Mazor, Martin 236 Mazor, Ronald 116 Mclflllicher, Dori 146, 267 Mcllillicher, lan 236 McCaInInon, Tina 267 McCartney, Tod 38, 142 McConnell, Diane 167, 261 McCormick, Laurie 236 McCormick, Shannon 4 268 McCoy, Lawrence 262 McCoy, Stephen 38, V 148 4 McQray, Marilyn 2686 6McCurdy, Dana 129, sMpDafma11,,shaiia ss , 6 Mclluttie, Kristina 236 Miller Elon 66, 263 Miller Erick 236 Miller, lana 97, 263 Miller lohn 39 Miller Robin 263 Mills, 1 eremy 268 Levin, Marcia 36 - 7 l , MCG'5l39heYf ,Briss 235 Levin, Rachel 72, 261 , , , f ,MCGQQ1 CI'YSl5l 68, 4 .Lawfs,AieX 267 llel , r 1 , 111,268 66 6 it VVLQMSV COFY267, V V ,V c, , V Macanas, Mai1een'VV262 MCG-innis, Lisa V 1 Lewis Ginger Q34 6 Nlach, Gigi , , f V MQG-owan, Michael vLewis,61aim,2s7 gt ' , 1 sMf1CfifCs2ar l74 h1,1 - ' 10326268 1 Lewigygabrinai 1236, Madrigal, Gerardo 252 McKnight, Iohn 262 134, 146, 170, ,Meissen is-narfsr,r2ss6 fmcnshan, Gerald 39, r aft 240414 1 4 1 1 a4,1 1 63 Mdi9I',,l,Richdrdi262 f 6' 41160 , f f Q ' Leyya, Carmen 93, 6 VV Makes, ,Chl1if'ilf5I3l1eP f - I ,MQMQISQH9 Maween f VV ,IVVI V ,,,! 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VV,VV V, V, V, VV V. . - V V VV, V, V V V VVg,eyV5,l,,Q.eOgg1n3 213593, LMalavar,V,Brian 67,1 V VMcMahonV,6,Miche1e fV,VVV ,V,V VV VV VV l'Marco , Greorgelle' , . 7,,7 , 1 ' ,lla , 1 ' 6, . 7 rlielmquisrlrrsoy MMQMUHHH, Rieafdasf 4 , it as 1 1 A,,f,, QVVV ,f,, VVV ,, VV ,Q VV ,,, ,, 6 4 i,IfififJls2,ll3Cf3ft,i257 aclfn ff 7 , , VZ VW VV VV, V VVVV f MQndrdf1fj,'D,on,638,p 11231 ,Nfrithfifi ,252 Paul V,,,,, V ,, 6 Q V MiiiiHffBCvbbY1si235 f Debra 235 1111 1 Marfningg lettrey 262 - 7 3 Niarearte, Matthew 267 , Dave , 771'V ,V 6 1fMaretich,VApril 267 , so 6,MafkSbw, 6Me1iSSa 252 f,4l4 'ff M?iflYQ fEfI1i1ifi 129, 2526, i 1 r n, ,, , Marmsfudfelsfl 235 l1,l 4 1 1MGiPf11UeZfMafi5 235 ' 11,, 17n,,, Q fQM6isha1l,Darbi6266, 1 R ' 2671 1 1 ,6 , Marshall, Steven 67,6 1 111115335 , ,, 1Zotf1er,fShe11i ,267 as , Martin, Brandy 252 LOfQf1e1g7fTQp1 V'13Q,V 235 6 Martin, Lori 38 6 ,Kristin1,236 f Marlin, VTodd 267 V, V Lmflbardj, Kjygtif, 174, Martin, Valerie 38, 63, , ,267 , 'i,Qpaz,tMafy 37,10 , Lfyreto, Rosanar 262, Lgnman, Nathan V37 1 140, 141 4 3 Martinez, Monica 38 Martinez, Rebecca 247 Martinez, Roxanne 247 McNally, shannon, 107, , 4,235 , McNarnara,' Bridgettef f ' !,,4 is 1 1 fMaRe-ynaids, William ,Vt 1 1115 1 1, f McVifhorter,l Scotty 268 Mcwhoter, Dale 236 Means, Colleen 236 y Means, Andrew 252 V Me-lancon, Brian 262' 6 Memarzadeh, Farshacl V 1 91,4236 1 Mendoza, Christina 236 4 Mendoza, 1oan268 Menke, lackie 236 Menke, 1enniier 263 Mercer, Gary 39 Meyer, Kimberlie 93, 173, 268 6 Michalowicz, Laura 39, 61 1 Midani, Melanie 111, 263 Miellie, Tammy 39 Mikinka, Yvette 268 Miltko, Monica 39 Min, lohnny 263 Minassian, Lisa 263 Miner, lason 268 Minlcs, Nicole 39 Miyagishirna, Staci 39, 130 Mohammad, Michael 268 Monahan, 1oe 263 Monlort, Emma 39 Monreal, Eduviges 268 Monroe, Kristen 236 Montano, Daniel 268 Montijo, Stephanie 236 Moody, Stephanie 268 Moore, Tyler 40 Moran, Erin 40 1 1 Moroneso, Susan 236 3 Morreale, Paula 263 Morreale, Toni 40, 161 Mortensen, Wade 236 Mosby, Bryan268 6 1 Moskowitz, Ron 40, 163 Mote, Karen 236, 1 3 Mara, Toby 263 3 Mon, Chiwlgi 263- i Mou, Chi-Liang,268V 6 6 Muetz, Peter 40, r Mullord, Hans 263 Mullen, Kesha 263 1 Muller, I-1lke 18l Munguia, laime 263 'Munguia, Maria 263 6 Munguia, Sergio 268 , 1 , I Munyon, Maria 263, 1 7 at M.uraI1Y., Shannon 68, , ,V 95 V , 1v1urany,,Shayne 1 1 125, 1679, W f Murillo, Walterl 236 4,44 1 Murphy, Brenda 6133, 7 4 , 139, 236, 236 'K 1V1urray,Michel1e 440V 4 7 M1uscat,'Tony ,401 , Myers, Lisa 236 , Myers Susan 174 Mrsfsl Tammy, 236 4 4 p Nagy, Shawna 40, 140, 179 Naiera, Daniel 41 Nakazono, Kim 236 Nakazono, Lisa 107, 268 Nam, lulia 41 Napoles, Elizabeth 268 Narasaki, Brent 263 Nash, Yvette 263 Navarreta, Ron 41 Navarro, Ana 236 Navarro, Maria 73, 268 Naylor, Michael 103, 119, 269 Negrette, Tisha 269 Neises, Glen 76, 87, 236 Neitzke, Andrea 96, 236 Nelson, Bernadette 269 Nelson, leffrey 41, 164 Nelson, Tammy 96, 236 Vanessa 269 Newell, Sheryl 41 Ngo, Ngoc 263 Nguyen, Buo 70 V Nguyen, Duy 269 Nguyen, Ha 269 Nguyen, Hao 269 Nguyen, Hon 101, 236 Nguyen, Michael 26, 41, 216 Nguyen,iSon 70, 173, 263 Nichols, Paul 263 , Nichols, Stephen Neilsen, April 236, Nitao, Lisa 93, 107, 263 Nitao, Stava269f 7 i 3 Noel, Brad 236 3 1 4 w Noll, 1aneen,236 f V 4 f Nonnweiler, Christie 68, 1 96, 23661 6 1 4 6 Norris, Z-lugustina V Norris, ,Gregory 3 Norris, Kristina '263 4 3 V 6 Norris, William,V263r 7 3 NoiheiSGI1,' Rachelle O'BI'16141',161lll209 r 1 o'rca-mer, Todd 208, 7 1217, 234, 236 , ' ,oneyl Chuck 41,,67, V, '61 ,r6f 1 , , Ochoa, Lupe 263 1 V Odishou, Abtisarn 236 if Oh, Karen 269 , 1 if g Ojeda, Suzann 167, 236 Okaloe, Matthew 263 ' Olave, Leslie 68, 269 Oldenbern, Keri 41,, 141, 148 Oliphant, Adrian 103 Oliphant, Hubert 263 Olson, Laura 236 Ombina, Marnanit 187 Onishi, Randall 99, 236 Onotre, lavier 41 Opyrchal, Sharon 264 Orozco, Rosie 269 Ortiz, Randall 236 Ortiz, Ronald 269 Orvis, lared 269 Orvis, layson 41 index X 277 Schubert, lennifer 158, Osato, Carolyn 42, 105 Gsorio, Maria 269 Otten, Katherine 236 Oveson, lames 236 Ovey, Lesley 93 Ovies, Marta 42 Gwen, Catherine 269 Pacheco, Brenda 126, 148, 254 Pacheco, lvette 237 Pacis, Glen 269 Packard, Donovan 42 Packer, Renae 42 Pactwa, loseph 237, 239 Padan, Trina 269 Pai, Ferris 42, 141, 170 Pai, Irene 42, 49, 79, 142, 173, 182 Pai, Sara 142, 269 Palfy, Stephanie 95, 254 Palmer, Laura 42 Panchinson, lames 42, 57, 185 Paniagua, Maritza 269 Parent, Theresa 237 Park, Esther 73, 269 Park, loon 269 Park, loseph 237 Park, Young 73, 181, 254 Parkinson, Pamela 237 Patanella, Lisa 107, 269 Pantanella, Robert 101, 115, 237 Patel, Shalini 254 Patnella, Lisa 97 Patterson, David 254 Patterson, leff 42, 57, 113, 125 Patterson, Kimberly 269 Paul, Christopher 42 Payne, Sandie 77, 93, 270 Pearce, Torn 42, 145 Pedraza, Guadalupe 254 Pendleton, lanet 42 Pensavalle, Andrea 124, 157, 254 Perez, Claudia 68, 93, 237, 270 Perez, laime 254 Perez, Susana 270 Perry, Misty 129, 254 Persek, Christine 237 Peterson, David 31, 42, 43, 154 Peterson, leffrey 270 Petton, larnie 237 Pham, 1-luyen-Chri 254 Pham, lacqueline 270 Pham, Thang 184, 237 Pham, Troung 42 Phillips, Dawna 270 278 index Phillips, Sheltie 43 Pierce, Andra 254 Pikoolthong, Ann 43, 210 Pillon, Michael 270 Pillon, Robert 237 Pirotta, Simon 43 Plack, Heather 270 Plack, Noelle 105, 237 Plettinck, Mark 101, 254 Plettinck, Paul 99, 237 Potfenberger, Kyle 75, 119, 270 Pollock, Angela 237 Poon, Poon, Elizabeth 270 lames 237 Popick, Eaith 254 Potter, lamie 254 Poulin, loe 23 Poulin, Kimberly 43 Poulit, Raymond 57, 99 Powell, letfrey 270 Powell, Katrina 43 Pratali, Christian 103, 270 Prelitz, Anna 43, 142 Prentzler, Donna 43 Press, Monica 254 Price, Brenda 237 Price, Brent 43 Price, Brian 270, 272 Price, lanine 254 Price, Tabashi 270 Procopio, Michael 16, 35, 44, 51, 141, 170, 189 Prouty, Kasey 233, 237 Pruitt, Keneth 237 Pucci, Ryan 177, 237 Puccio, Richard 19, 44, 57, 83, 185 Pugh, Melinda 174, 237 Pugh, Michael 254 Quickle, Troy 237 Quinonez, lose 254 Quiring, Lanelle 44 Quiring, Paul 254 Qursha, Tamer 270 Racinelli, Elaina 125, 254 Ragazzo, Daniel 44 Rambaud, Shawn 237 Ramberg, Todd 270 Ramirez, Barbara 44 Ramirez, Rosanna 254 Ramos, lose 237 Ramsey, Gregory 103, 108, 270 Rapoport, lessica 44, 130, 210, 216 Rapoport, Rebekah 270 Raska, Ketter 270 Rassmussen, loanna 44, 66, 105, 185 Rath, Susanne 44, 181 Ratliff, Patricia 270 Raudabaugh, lohn 75, 103, 270 Ray, David 75, 270 Ray, lennifer 270 Ready, Michelle 254 Reans, Suzanne 44 Redman, Elizabeth 68, 270 Reed, Nancy 237 Reese, lohn 60, 270 Reeves, Gary 44, 160 Reeves, Teresa 77, 107, 254 Reich, Erika 72, 105, 170, 237, 238 Reyes, Sonia 270 Reyes, Valerie 238 Rhee, lnsik 254 Rhee, Sung 25, 44, 173, 183 Ricca, Kristine 238 Richardson, Steve 44, 53, 160 Riddle, Damon 103, 119 Riddle, Darren 45 Riedel, Craig 270 Rinehart, Krichelle 45 Riseling, Erin 93, 270 Riseling, Sheri 255 Ritchie, Brian 119, 270 Ritchie, Caprice 45 Ritchie, Stacia 45 Rizzo, Marc 75, 238 Roland, Michelle 255 Roberson, Damon 238 Roberson, Rakita 45, 77, 111 Roberts, Brian 45, 57 Roberts, 1-1a1 103 Roberts, Shawn 45 Roberts, Steven 238 Robertson, Traci 157, 268, 270 Robertson, Vicki 45, 139, 157 Robinson, Erika 238 Robinson, Felicia 21, 46, 77, 111 Rocha, Gustavo 270 Rocha, Hilda 238 Rodrigues, Kathy 31, 46, 47, 138, 157 Rodriguez, Avelardo 238 Rodriguez, Daniel 57, 113 Rodriguez, Mela 133, 238 Rodriguez, Richard 238 Roland, Michelle 105 Romo, Cesar 271 Romo, Erindira 73, 255 Romo, Gazpar 255 Rorick, Nicole 271 Rosales, Carlos 46 Rosales, Rocio 238 Rosas, lacgueline 268, 271 Rosas, lanina 46 Rose, lennifer 46 Rose, Michael 271 Rosenberg, Michael 119 Roth, Brian 46, 57 Roth, David 255 Rothwell, David 238 Roundtree, Kimberly 255 Rovira, Danny 57, 61, 88 Rowe, 1-leather 271 Rowen, loseph 271 Rucker, Ralph 46 Rucker, Robyn 271 Rucker, William 255 Ruppaner, Lori Ann 255 Russel, Andy 46, 187 Russo, Lisa 97, 271 Rutherford, 1 ulie 255 Saavedra, layson 271 Sabisch, Charles 63, 238 Sabroso, Shirley 46 Sage, Brian 271 Sage, Scott 238 Salas, Patritia 255 Salazaar, lesse 115 Salazar, lennifer 231, 238 Salazar, lohn 46 Salgado, Mayra 271 Saling, Shana 271 Salisbury, Faith 271 Salley, Robert 63, 238 Samples, Lea 46 Sanborn, Yvette 255 Sanchez, Andre 238 Sanchez, Brandon 271 Sanchez, Charles 271, 273 Sanchez, Charlotte 238 Sanchez, Fabbiola 255 Sanders, Craig 238 Sanders, Kim 157 Sanditorth, Dawn 271 Sandoval, Claudia 271 Sandusky, Marc 46, 154 Santelli, leffrey 255 Sarkesh, Sarir 47 Sarno, Richard 255 Sassar, Deborah 148, 151, 255 Sasser, Christopher 255 Sato, Bradley 271 Saucedo, Mercedes 238 Schafer, Barton 75, 271 Schafff Rebecca 47 Scherer, Richard 47 Scherer, Suzanne 151, 255 Schier, loseph 238 Schoeneman, Mark 47 Schott, Reiko 238 Schoumaker, Kristi 47, 148 Schroth, Chuck 35, 43, 47 270, 271 Schuerings, Stacy 130, 238 Schultz, Tammy 124, 125, 133 Seebo, Shelly 157, 238 Segelbaum, Elliott 255 Segesser, Steve 48 Segura, Oscar 239 Seich, Cheryl 48, 72 Seich, Dennis 48 Selway, Taryn 271 Senefsky, Mark 239 Serrano, Robert 48 Seun, Fu 255 Shackleford, Lance 271 Shackletord, Tommy 239 Shambaris, Theodore 27 1 Shams, David 48 Shanley, Todd 255 Shelton, Mattew 239 Sherr, Adam 173, 239 Shin, Thomas 48, 49 Shirley, Tracie 77, 97, 271 Shoemaker, Kevin 255 Shrum, Roger 239 Shubash, Adele 271 Shubash, Colleen 48 Shubash, Leah 142, 239 Shubash, wona 27, 48, 140 Shubin, Carrie 48 Shultz, Tammy 141 Sieker, lonathon 271 Sitter, lohn 255 Signorino, Cristian 272 Signorino, Laura 239 Sigwalt, lettrey 239 Silanos, Gaspar 41, 53 Sills, Douglas 239 Sin, Unchong 48 Six, Dale 87, 239 Slawson, Steve 48, 145 Smith, Eric 103, 115, 255 Smith, lason 272 Smith, leannette 239 Smith, Kathleen 93, 272 Smith, Lisa 272 Smith, Randall 239 Smith, Robert 255 Snelling, Christopher 256 Snelling, Kari 256 Snelling, Shari 48 Snethen, lulie 256 Solari, Gianna 256 Solis, Blanca 181, 239 Solis, Sylvia 48 Somers, Amoreena 272 Song, Eun loo 239 Sorenson, Ellen 272 Sorour, Heidi 66, 95, 105, 256 Sotelo, Michael 239 Soto, Robyn 48 Southan, William 272 Soy, leannie 256 Sparks, Melanie 68, 95, 107, 256 Speakman, Lisa 49, 184 Spence, lohn 41, 49, 108 Spencer, loseph 146, 239 Spicer, Douglas 83, 190, 239 Spidell, lames 272 Sporn, David 272 Spruill, Catherine 239 Spruill, Daryn 349 St. 1-lilare, Pain 49 Stasson, Karrie 256 Steele, Rayna 49 Stetani, Gwen 19, 49, 93, 216 Stettes, Kelly 256 Steinbauer, Tracy 49 Steiner, Robert 272 Steins, lenny 49 Stenborg, lulie 49 Stevens, Merle 240 Steyn, Carol 240 Stillwell, Dawn 272 Stingaciu, lulian 256 Stivers, Andrew 240 Stokes, Geottrey 256 Suarez, luan 272 Suchy, larnes 256 Sullivan, Erin 272 Sultivan, Gabrielle 49, 66 , y Sumbera, Lucy 240 Summers, Stephen 256 Sun, lohanna 50, 173, 177 Sun, lonabel 73,1256 Sung, Eva 240 Swan, Kirnberlee 256 Swartwood, Dawn 272 Syada, Lama 170, 240 Syada, Maher 65, 272 Sysak, Meredith 154, ,240 7 Taber, Krista 240 Talkovic, Scott 256 Tam, Kenneth 272 Tamblyn, Russell 256 Tamblyn, Rusty 115 Tang, Ann 214 Tang, Willy 50 Tanzo, lulius 115, 240 Tanzo, Neil 272 Taylor, lettery 256 Teitilbaum, Michele 256 Teng, Anan 272 Teng, Lulu 272 Terlizzi, lason 256 Teutsch, David 272 Theismeyer, Scott 126 Theunissen, Yvonne 240 Thiesmeyer, lett 272 Thiesmeyer, Scot 50, 148 Thomas, Christi 207, 208, 240 Thomas, lenniter 272 Thomas, lill 21, 37, 50, 142, 179, 206, 208. 213, 214 Thompson, Christine 272 Thompson, Dawn 240 Thompson, Shelly 129, 272 Thompson, Steve 50, 57, 61 Thorson, Scott 240 Thorson, Tanya 68, 267 Ticorat, Daniela 240 Ticorat, Trian 256 Timms, Sadie 240 Tinlin, Douglas 256 Titus, Robert 57, 240 Tober, Michelle 262, 272 Tomescu, Marcel 240 Tomlin, Kelly 29, 50 , Tomlinson, 1 ill 50 Tomlinson, lody 240 Torres, George 272 Torres, Leyon 256 Torres, Ramona 50 Torres, Ruben 240 T ortolano, Katrina 272 Tournay, Lawrence 240 Lownson, Roger 256 Tran, Lam 99, 256 Treanor, Michael 103, 119, 272 Treanor, Michele 130, 240 Trent, Rachel 272 Trout, Christina 72, 240 1 Trujillo, Daisy 256 Tucker, Erica 256 Tunstall, Stephan 256 Tyner, Eric 241 Ujiiye, Carol 50 Underwood, lerry 154, 241 V Valadez, Gilbert 215, 241 Valbuena, Diana 256 Valdez, Kathleen 139, 260, 272 Valencia, Marcie 50 Valenzuela, Paul 50 Valetin, 1 oe 273 Valles, Peter 257 Vanllerheyclen, Rose 51 VanGeyningen, Ben 251 VanKirlc, Rachel 174, 241 VanZee, Daniel, 57 Vargas, Claudia 257 Vargas, Virginia 257 Vasquez, Edward 273 Vasquez, Patricia 273 Vaughan, Karla 241 Velasquez, Beatriz 273 Vera, Paul 241 Vera, Tricia 51 Verdonck, Monique 273 Verdugo, lohn 257 Vergara, Alejandro 273 Verity, Launa 51 Via, Tammy 133, 241 Victor, lettrey 145, 257 Villasenor, Betty 273 1 Villasenor, Danny 51, 57 Villasenor, Robert 51 Villasenor, Violetta 257 Vitriol, Susan 257 Vitriol, Sherry 241 Vonplennies, Scott 257 Vu, Danh 273 Vu, Dung-Kim 241 Vu, Dung-Ming 241 Vu, Tam 51 Wade, lett 154 Wade, Raymond 273 Wade, Stephen 257 Wade, Tammy 51 Walker, Aaron 51, 63, 108 Walker, Derek 273 Walker, Teresa 107, 273 Wallace, Michael 35, 51, 134, 189, 190, 206, 212, 217 Wallace, Robert 51 Wallace, Susan 241 Walther, David 52, 83 Walton, Amie 273 Walton, Deanna 148 Walton, Michelle 241 Wang, De-Lung 241 Wang, lack 52 Wang, Peter 70, 182, 212, 241 Wang, Te-Han 273 Ward, Richard 154, 257 Warunek, Andrea 170, 241 Washburn, Rhonda 93, 273 Washburn, Tom 52, 187 Waters, Andrea 273 Waters, Andy 266 Waters, lulie 273 Watkins, Eric 241 Watts, Brandi 273 Wayne, 1-lelene 174, 241 Wayne, loanne 52, 134, 140, 141 2 Weathers, laime 173, 273 Weber, lonathan 115, 257 Weber, Kenneth 273 Wegner, lames 52 Weiser, Brian 83, 101, 241 Wells, Karla 241 Wells, Kevin 241 White, leannette 257 Whittington, Catharine 257 Wharton, Katharine 93, 257 Wiclcwar, Ruth 52 Wiest, Kevin 273 Wik, Adam 52, 187 Wilhite, Dean 52, 126, 148, 151 Wilke, Heidi 174, 241 Wilke, lon 154, 273 Wilkes, Brent 65, 119, 273 Wilkins, lody 72, 107, 257 Wilkinson, Michelle 257 Wilkott, Laura 173, 241 wiiiafi, Michelle 173, isz, 241 William, Rucker 124 Williams, lames 52, 173, 190 Williams, layne 241 Williams, Kathleen 52, 95, 160 Williams, Kenneth 60, 115, 257 Williams, Richard 52 Williams, Tony 52 Wills, Barbara 257 Winder, Brian 273 Windes, Lisa 52 Windes, Nancy 273 Wise, Thomas 257 Wojtyna, lason 53, 187 Wolt, 1-leather 53 Woltt, Kurt 257 Wollman, Christy 97 Woo, Lisa 273 Wood, Aaron 273 Wood, Colleen 273 Wood, Gregory 273 Wood, Scott 53, 57, 113, 125 Woodman, Adena 68, 97, 273 Woodman, Daniel 257 Woodrutt, lanice 273 Wortz, lames 273 Wright, Christopher 53 63, 91, 145 Wright, Toni 241 Wronlcowski, Chanda- Lea 53 Yang, 1 enny 53 Yarosik, Christina 77, 241 Yencer, Stephanie 53, 145 Yeoman, lamie 273 Yeow, Emmanuel 273 Yeow, Manuel 173 Yi, Won 53 Yoo, Benjamin 241 Yoshioka, Kimberly 72, 95, 105, 257 Yuen, Kenneth 173, 189, 241 Zacharias, Shelli 93, 257 Zebisch, Monty 53 Zen, Diana 241 Zielinski, Kevin 257 Zimmerman, Howard 65 Zohnnie, Wilsina 241 Zonnie, Sina 66 Zuazo, Lynn 241 index X 274 WWF? 'QM THIS YEAR WAS A REAL ROARV' IT'S BEEN A BALL! THESE ARE SOME OF THE HIP SAYINGS THAT THE LOARA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE USING IN 1962. TIMES HAVE CHANGED, AND SO HAVE THE LIFESTYLES, FASHIONS, AND HAIRSTYLES. TO COMMEMORATE LOARA'S TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY, WE'RE GIVING YOU A GLIMPSE OF WHAT LIFE WAS LIKE THEN. 1 n Z T- 4 W1 'Zn Vw 34, 7 I , ,, 1-4. .g.f?f...J I I 5, I ffim ' , If ' 7 , .11 13 . , L5 HERB HILL HAS BEEN LOARA'S FOOTBALL COACH SINCE THE BIRTH OF THE MIGHTY SAXON FOOTBALL TEAM. QSO anniversary L n WH IIQW A I Y- ' -In .rigs I- I PUZZLED MATH STUDENTS HAVE BEEN GOING TO MR. NICHOLSON FOR HELP SINCE 1962. 2:11 +415 6, 5 49 62? f 3 733 d 91.5954 ' .40Q7U'5S 75 QB, fr: W , fli! LY V, M 2, ' .ai QJ Ii.. KAY MALUCKY HAS WATCHED LOARA'S GIRL'S ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT GROW OVER THE PAST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. 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TOO . cX x 'f, 0' 2 cz t' er car breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this, and this gives life IO tr eff !- gay cat ed Shakespeare wrote tnat a long time ago, and it turned out to be true ,J ct r cf more iayea fore fer, arid so the suqect of his poem lived on The subtect of this nazi' nap us, Loara H gh Scr Cflffifvul 'Mid 'tits Owls will Loara student: of Woo 87, ' ora this gifes rife to thee ' guarantee you 'and usf The tool and the students who lived a large part of their lives on this last forever simply because thoughts were written And so. 'so long as men can breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this, Of course, a great deal of work was put into this book to immortality that is thus described by the immortal bard For this immortality, you ha IG a lot of people to thank , . . the Seaxe staff consisted of editors J S ' ' E Donna Jacobson, Sonf as well as Staff mem bers Erika Lawrence, Sara Pai, Doris Dembi, Alicia Davis, Michael Wallace, Leah Shu bash, Jantno Rosas, Diane Dostal, Sylvia Doss, Jill Thomas, Jeff Jacobson, Young Chung, Sungil kim, Mike Procopio, Tricia Creason, Adrienne Lora, Anna Prelitz, Don Monarang, Robert Vil losenor, and Joanne Wayne On this page, they get to have their say Having their faces on each page of this yearbook wasn't enough Some of Mike P 's memories of Loara are included In the following quotes- WelI, it seems as if Oberon doesn't like Ti tiana very much now, does he? My name is Myrna I like cake Let them eat nice cake Well, there hubash, Irene Pat, Datyn Sprutll, Albert Friske, and Kimberly Cline, . ,gt tag, . you have it I think the communists had something to do with it Well, what do you expect from a person who wrote the gruelling details of torturing a critic in front of famed Edward Albee? Some more for you . . . No doubt' Straight out' DUDEEE Let's go ro La and hang engagement has all the trappings of marriage except the trapping, His last parting statement displays his bounteous humble life, I am the most glorious president you people have ever had ' Wherever we end up f UCI, UCLA, UCI3 ', the unemployment line, we will remember Loara, won't we7' Don sums it up in his poem Days, months, and years have gone by . . . friends and loved ones leave us . . we are soon left alone . . . then we experience death, Life is just a passing memory, but memories live forever. The Loara Seaxe will have those memories to live in all of our minds forever Joanne and Tricia leave us with the statement that they will always be the Defra Stends What a cauplaf weerdoes Sylvia departs with Ori Vori Jill is slightly more eloquent, When the black seagull of life flies overhead you know it won't make a shadow DEEP' Let's get serious here, and really pay attention when Al reminds us of John Lennon' Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all your dreams Al's response to this is that maybe we shouldn't live so easy Maybe we should open our eyes, see the problems of the world, and do something about them. l'm sure Erika would agree - I know I do. I would like to leave with a Robert Frost poem lingering afterward Natures first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower, but only so an hour Then leaf subsides to leaf So Eden sank to grief, so dawn goes down to day, Nothing gold can stay Believe me, all of you who are GOI graduating this year, your time in high school is fleeting, so you should make the best of it that you can High school is a golden time, and it'lI be gone before you know it Now, this has gotten just a little too heavy We're supposed to be having fun here - getting to put our two cents worth in and being radical and outrageous Alicia, now that's pretty outrageous, has lots of little scraps. We love you, Santa Ana' I won't talk about HIM anymore' Oh I wish he was here, Sally, I tried not to say anything My car may be big and green, but it drives . . . SOMETIMES. Pretty in Pink, Jon and Andrew, We love you' I won't sing about Duferd if Cindy will wear shorts, Washing- ton, D C was wicked but Cindy and Sally were greatly missed. Late night finals are always fun - right Sal? College comes, but we stick together Mickey Mouse Forever ' Since Alicia and Doris were inseparable, we'll let D D D immediately follow Alicia - what a woman' UCI Forever See you there, Kim, we'll be ANTeaters . . . but I don't like antsll' Celebrity goes on for miles Remember Saturdays at the library, how entertaining Economics always was, and how frantic yearbook latenights were - who stole my cropper? Does anyone have a grease pencil? Young, show me how to use the diskll' Datyn Marie has a little message to leave behind as well Thanx, yearbook, for all of the publicity' Cha hal Mr lslevos, you were so understanding throughout the year Thank you for all of the x-tra time Heres to latenights ' Speaking of late nights, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, CarI's Jr , fish-n- chips, and spilled soda cans were always o hit Remember the pigeon that adopted us and wauldn t stay out of the room? That ugly little thing made o heck of a mess - you guys lxriovs what I mean Back to business Jill says she likes to be near forest green And Irene, me cs Cs quite upset that Pai Man and I Poi for the FUI were not considered her real names She really 'oved her time at Loara though because it gave her the chance to be insane, OU mit Or the ordinary and sing the ever popular tune lm a nermal - you're a nermal i,-.Q re a dermal - ooba dc-obo ' But lsim and Erika were the ooba and dobba'ers No W-mei ,i , Qi its the family Speakirg of the oft aforementioned Erika this girls is a genius She s ci to CAL new year and het parting is as 'allows I liked being uh senor becus none I is atepara tacit coiiy What Erika neglected to say is is that she is not a M-. ifiissk, - fr W we is qi s 'c alisr V ana Q,Qryi3riQ should gi .e peace a chance Right Er ka? Rx e I 'Q tene' sro eat If fi ao-im' 'TG 'P QP TEC 19350974 TCL' PUC '49 'O SC? Ks X liao X I-RRR XX e 'cue v 3 Le' s :env a' Larfs house' been fun ' Afd oeoa 'PQ, ,MU 5-,ik if ,. 'gi ,g , trg ,Q-5, gi' time ,A nay forced Hefty Wadsworth i qi- cr' ey 'te ig. i- ' - ' is ' cw . C 'ct Yiicec ,, -tt itea' .e A 'S 'es Unfortunately, I do not write with her eloquence So, now it's my time . . . yes, I Pai here. to take you an aiourney, aiourney through time and space into , , , into the past and the future First of all, l'd better catch some of the quotes left behind. First, we are privileged to have a great poet in our midst, Erika has been mentioned before, but her poem hasnt been And so you'd sell your mother, father, brother And crucify your friendships, kinships, relationships. To be the number one you were taught to be, to look the other way from what you aught to see Humanity is something to be bought and sold Life pales in comparison to what you want ro own McCarthy in your bag, asses and elephants on your foreheadsf' Well . . . wasn't that precious? Actually, perhaps that went whoosh over my unintellectual head. Dut she is a poet, donrcha know it? Now, after recupetating from Mike P 's bizarre bar rage of words, here is an other attack from the weird unknown of Mike WaIIace's head: . . mes sage repeat This is your captain speaking so stop whatever you're doing and pay attention Menthol, right ktd9?? Neutl Neutl ... De vital' ... Da do da da do da do da da as do boom boom boom boom boom boom , , Although not very much, of course, because we'te opposed to needless via' lence, or we blow up this entire planet and a couple of others we noticed on our way here . , . Alright, trees , . . and we interto gated a gazellef' I don't want to die now - I've still got a headach. I don't want to go to heaven with a headach - l'd be all cross and wouldnt enjoy it. click, it's not my fault, click, it's not my fault, click, it's , . What are you, in- orint? . . . so much larger than life . . . Oh, I see - right. Hello, dappy, English kniggets and Arthur Ising, who has the brain ofa duck, you know . . . I don't know why we even bother, we should let you all burn, We are sorry for the inconvenience . , . Message ends And, Thank you, Michael for sharing your insanity with all of Loara, and now, since this is the very last page in the yearbook, it looks like I have the very last word: For all have come short of the Glory of God. Theres life in them those words, and don't you ever forget ir' HAI Ho' Hal That goes for you, too, Jim' And you, too, Robert!! I love the POWERIII Now, for a message from our sponsor, ding . . . ding . . . Mr. lslevos, you are one of the most controlled human beings on this earth, if you were able to survive last year and this year, you are truly super human and will be able to conquer any trouble that may arise in your life . . . ding . . . ding . . . CHey, does this mean no more private concerrs?D That was a message actually not from, but to our sponsor. Perhaps the reader wonders why Isim and Irene get to write everything first person, well, this is what one calls delegated powers. Just as the Judicial system of our government has delegated powers, so do yearbook people. I felt the need to insert that explanation to quell any ponderments one might have. Now, are you all ready for my personal comments? I knew you were, Here goes, Kim, you're a poet. Donna, rad book, ay? Sona, NO MORE BIO' Datyn, nice hair, AI, quiet storm Okay, so we were corrupted by the power that being editor entailed . . , At least we weren't like Macbeth and killed everybody. Okay, so our pictures are on almost every page - more of us to love . . . or hate, whichever you desire, but you would do the some thing, wouldn't you? Well, maybe nor, OKAYIIII Were corrupted tragic heroes' So long as men can breathe . . . nice quote, huh? Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime, and, departing, leave behind us Footprints an the sands of time. another quote from Kim by Longfellow. Okay, I have a piece of my mind to give all of you realists out there. First, let me explain myself . . . I thought that racism would die by the time of the next generation. Well, a certain class period during the year, shattered my illusions Okay, So, from small minds, comes discrimination Which is a tad depressing, and a tad disillusioning to me . . . The moral of the anecdote is . , . if there is one thing to learn from Loara, orjust to know - racism is not over, Let it die, folks, let it die lt need not start in our young minds, to grow and flourish and lead to the eventual growth of hatred in our future society, We are the future adults, WE can and probably will make THE difference. Don't dwell on ignorant hate, If one continues to live in hate, it's a losing battle, pal. Just look around you at Loara, we are talking MELTING POTI' Let those old ideas go, grab a yellow, black, brown, pink, purple hand and run to the future Well, that was certainly heavy wasn't it? Dut I felt the need to say that, yes, we have fun High School was fun, but now we'te old, we have opinions, no more coddling, we'te in the world on our own. Okay, now back to the immature babbling as a remnant of high school geekosity. Well, the compilation of this yriqflaeggimnfgzcigihlg 'SEI iosyglzitigggoyis sirree, we learned matty thin9s a cropper, how to fit copy into layouts, how to make a mondrton layout A yesirree, essential to our future life . . . 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