Los Amigos High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fountain Valley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1983 volume:

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Monday each class competed in the swim- ming relay, on Tuesday came the lipstick relay, Wednesday was the licorice fpepperonil stick kiss, and the ice cream eating contest was held on Thursday. Friday was the Homecoming Assembly, and at this time it was announced that the juniors had broken a tradition of seniors always winning spirit weeki competition. The juniors came in first place, seniors placed second, sophomores were third and freshmen traditionaly ended in last place. Spirit Week Stim ula tes , W Los Amigos Haslinger and Stanbridge represent juniors in lipstick relay. of 10 44 Spirit Week Q v 1 Student Body For Homecoming . M 3 ge, 5 - 4- ' A 4 4 3 -fa Q, ff 1 ig We 1 S ff X 3 N 3 af S533 mffa W .. ,nf MT. if-f Hi ya 'II On your mark get set . . . go! ,ff ,....., Kathy Kiernan hopes not to run into any Stray Cats . Spirit Week 45 1982 Homecoming Assembly Presents Cheer up guys. its only Santiago! Ladies and Gentlemen! Los Amigos was proud to pre- sent one of the unforgetable events of l 982, the spec- tacular Homecoming Assembly. It started out with the Lobo band parading through the gym in their elegant, classy, black uniforms while performing a few lively tunes. The entertainment con- tin ued with our very own macho seniors guys appearing in sweaters and skirts to demonstrate their extraordi- nary techniques as cheerleaders with style. Oh yes, let us not forget those sexy legs in action! However, the show was not over yet. The highlight of the event was when some of Los Amigoss talented teachers decided to get into the act. They took part in a short, comedy slrit called 'Slow Times at L.A. High , a talxe off of a current movie, Fast Times at Ridgemont High of l 982. The crowd was fascinated with excitement and ap- peared to be full of spirits for the football game that evening against Santiago at Garden Grove Stadium. 46 Homecoming Assembly f? Q, .Richard Garcia? last minute preparation. ' , tn- , 3 w , , N X ' 4 .. to ,,.-V 2 You 're up next, Steve. Slow Times At L.A. High Z9 .ML 'lm 3? Do these senior guys look like theyie unspirited? as Ate they truly our dedicated teachers? A 55 L e, 3' ? 1 Q E L A 'i David Gardners high kick deserve a stand- ing ovation. Homecoming Assembly 47 ave Coolr, Karen Carlson Crow Seniors Dave Cook and Karen Carlson were crowned l982 king and queen for Homecomings Southern Nights, after returning Ising and queen, John Illrcalga and Bridget Ponce relinquished their crowns. The highlight of the evening came at half-time when an airplane circled the field for a long time and a sky diver dressed in a windbrealrer jumpsuit landed on the big white X. He emerged from the jumpsuit wearing a tux with an orange shirt and delivered the envelope to Jerry Hays, Los Amigos basketball announcer. Junior class prince and princess honors went to Richard Keller and Carrie Gallagher, while Dennis Atencio and Jackie Hoberg represented the sopho- mares: John Kuzmic and Lisa Hawks were named freshman prince and princess. Homecoming '82 came to an end after the Lobos victory over Santiago. The Lobos celebrated their victory following the game with a dance in the commons, the dress was semi -formal while the Lo- bos danced to new wave music. . 48 Homecoming ii ned Homecoming Royalty Just dropping in. Homecoming 4 9 avid And Lisa Have K From left: Julie Talluto, Chris Hansen, Darryl Walker, Kim Miller, and Robin McLeod. F all semesters drama production was directed by drama coach George Taylorson, and made its debut Jan. 21 and 22. The play, David and Lisa, took place at a mental hospital for kids in which a doctor tried to help them re- solve their problems. David and Lisa were special because they both had hopes of becoming normal again. The cast included Tom Murphy, Cathy Jean, Kathy Grey, Don Skvarla, Chris Hansen, Kristine Eicherly, Tony QV' T Rodriguez, Kim Miller, Julie Talluto, Darryl Walker and Suzanne Doss. Donna Craft, Suzanne Pierret, Robin McLeod, Eric Wilson, Mike Glazener, Jim Fox, Tina Akins, Abe Tobrakjian, and Tony Ladesma were also part of the cast. The student director was Karol Cooper and the sets were de- signed by tl1e entire company. There were also numerous other students be- hind the scenes helping with various tasks. Tony Rodriguez and Julie Talluto, , as 50 Drama Hope For The Future Lisa f Ca th y Jeanj points accusing finger at David 1'I'om Murph yj causing paranoia. 4 H if 5, Darryl Walker and Julie Talluto talk about cases of illness. Cast gets into action. P' 3, ww V, xxx l S 2' ii , ' Suzanne Doss and Tom Murphy. Drama 51 CQ--Ed C' . andlda tes ' ,.,, j 32 f V , 1 , A 4 Q15 H f W i1H 21,,' - gf, is ,ji V HF, VZ ry, 9:-, rpg, HL W wk: ' Y YH M , Q ,H wk iwfzll ff 2 X '5' 'fllil . 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Co-Ed Fashions 53 Lobo Couples Enjoy Co-ed King Candidates from left: Gary Loftis, Barry Chilcote, Robbie 1983 Co-ed King Andy Tarango. Barry, John Shook, Damien Aguilar, Co-ed King Andy Tarango, Tim Knapp, Robbie Polchetti, Dave Cook, Mike Stanbridge, F' rank Simpson. The Students' League of L.A. sponsored the fifteenth annual Co-ed on Feb. l 5. This year's theme was A Night To Remember . The Co-ed was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Anaheim Sheraton from 8p.m. until midnight. The bids, selling for 320, and the decorations were both pink and black, the colors of the evening. Instead of a band, this year's music was provided by a D.J There was an abundance of food provided by the hotel, which included a variety of hors d 'eouvres, punch and several cakes 5 .Y decorated like the bids. V' X 4 'Q' Andy Tarango swept the awards during - A 0 7 1 the evenings festivities. He was crowned King by returning King Donny Grable. V, Andy Tarango and Heather Mackey were -,, X voted couple of the evening. gy, , W 'ua 54 co-Ed X 5 kv Night To Remember x.,-J my Couple of the Evening Andy Tarango and Co-ed Sponsors: Rosanna Moreno, Roberta Dolgin, Whitney Hogan, Angie Flores, and Heather Mackey. Kelly Nash. K r If X pb 'iw -3: ff 'xvl l ,I M, M '.,ol Co-Ed 55 Rain Crea tes Lobo Lake F' eb. 28 brought a lake to Los Amigos. The Lobos awoke to a constant down pour of rain and as the storm continued, so did the puddle in the quad, which quickly became the Lobo Lake. The lake made it difficult to walk from one side of the school to the other without using bridges made of stacked two by fours. Students had to move their cars from the parking lot, for it too became a lake. This made several of the cars look like boats or sub- marines. Yet, the disturbance at Los Amigos was small: many schools were shut down. It was not only because of damage, but several schools were evacua- tion stations. The weather also brought in a tornado that hit Los Angeles. Ten houses had their roofs torn off and several cars were over turned. Many piers were distroyed and others badly damaged. The estimat- ed value in damages was S30 million in Orange County alone. 56 Lobo Lake 'bm Lobos Pump Iron Daily Last summer construction began on the second phase of the expansion of the out- door weight lifting facility by the P..E.'. lock- er room. The Booster Club provided money, materials and labor for this enlargement, and the Lettermens Club, through various fundraisers, donated the stereo system which loudly entertained the athletes dur- ing their workouts. Coach Dave Auxier, along with Booster Club members, spent many hours during the summer pouring concrete, constructing the fence, painting the equipment, and in- stalling the stereo system. Speakers were installed in both the indoor and outdoor weight rooms. The football players were placed on a pro- gram to gain strength and body weight. The athletes were striving for improvement and increased speed and power through this program. Each coach developed his or her program according to needs of each particular sport. First and sixth periods were the busiest for the equipment, although the P.E. classes also utilized the machines. Matt Moore Darren Grudt Sandy getting tough! Weight Lifting 5 7 Christmas Spirit Spreads At L.A. Dec. l 7 was the day Santa arrived with a yelling ovation at the Christmas assembly. He entered on the janitor? electric cart dri- ven by Activities Director Bill Brady. Santa was authentically portrayed by drama in- structor George Taylorson. The drill team performed a routine to 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town , and the Concert Choir sang their animated tradi- tional song, 'T'ruitcalre. A group of kinder- garten students from Northcutt Elemen- tary School were guests at the assembly to tall: to Santa. A few ASB cabinet girls dressed as elves, passed out candy canes to the lxids and threw out candy to the audi- ence. Each class president placed an orna- ment on the Christmas tree representing his year. Near the end of the assembly, everybody joined in to sing Christmas carols. When it came time to leave, the crowd was overjoyed with excitement at the thought of a two weelr vacation! Santa, can I please have Doug? 58 Christmas Assembly Joe Leonard: I want a rematch with La Habra. n ,5 l if -Q A R iw Ed Arnold Hosts Jr. Miss Debbie Goldade Melinda Melcher Colette Schneider Brenda Bohannan This year seven L.A. senior girls competed in the Fountain Valley Junior Miss Pageant. They were Sue Schirmer, Angie Flores, Lynette Stotts, Debbie Goldade, Brenda Bohannan, Collette Schneider, and Melin- da Melcher. They were judged in creative and performing arts, academic achievement, poise and appearance, physical fitness, and a judges' interview. Goldade won the award for aca- demic achievement and the most tickets sold, Schneider won the award for poise and ap- pearance, and Melcher won the award for physical fitness. After rehearsing for many hours, the night ended with Melcher taking second runner- up, Goldade taking first run- ner-up and Sue Schirmer being crowned Fountain Valley's Ju- nior Miss for l982-83. ,, figs.. Lynette Stotts Sue Schirmer Angie Flores Sue crowned Jr. Miss 3 2' 5 Junior Miss 59 Chris Marino And Cherise On the night of December 10, 1982, Lobos were attending the annual King and Queen of Courts dance. The candidates were seniors Chris Marino and Krista Lang, juniors Sergio O'Cadiz and Michelle Stevenson, sopho- mores Sean Erenstoft and Krisi Staub, freshmen John Kuzmic and Cherise Gal- lagher. The winners, Chris Marino and Cherise Gallagher, were crowned at the dance in the commons, by the returning King and Queen, Andy Tarango and Ana O'Cadiz. 60 King And Queen Of Courts Gallagher Receive Royal Crown 5 S g e, e of 1 'hai Candidates from left: Seniors Krista Lang, Chris Marino, juniors Michelle Stevenson, Sergio O'Cadiz, returning Queen and King Ana O'Cadiz, Andy Tarango, sophomores Krisi Staub, Sean Erenstoft, freshmen Cherise Gallagher, and John Kuzmic. King And Queen Of Courts 61 Spirited Lobos Participate In ssembli es 62 Assemblies 'Vg .2 V . W V ff if ,sA,,, s A, ,. is 60 I I V -L fff M V is t, 4 .V,, ,,,1 El y A it A . 1 s'fs if f'1 A ' i 'nk h ,, . , ,af Qi. A N 9 M , Q 1 L , 435 3. Pye? A.,L1,i,,!?,,k wp' v u 'T ','f qw, 3? F M, 3 'M' K in M 3 lt- f ' 4 I Q X rags ' 2 x Wir? f mf 5 'Q 4, Vl,' L,xi :'-5 X Q 4 M MMV qs K it Kata A, Q, Mi .W awww lf.. '83 Fashions Are Like 'Hnything goes was the best way to sum up the typical Lobo wardrobe this year. Although the 'prep- pie look wasn 't totally out, many new fads were making their way in. Many students seemed to let music dictate their wardrobe more than ever. Mean- while, other students stuck strictly to the books, al- ways referring to fashion magazines as their guides. The tuxedo look was the toast of the town. The first day of school looked more like a restaurant with most students dressed in wing-tipped collared shirts, bow ties, baggy pants, cumberbunds and patent leather shoes. Lobos were constantly shopping: if its not South Coast Plaza, it 's Thrift World or some other local thrift store. Mods were always visible. Parkas, berets, thin ties, double-breasted jackets, scarves, hats, vests and pointed shoes made the best dressed Mod man. 50's Wear became very popular by second semester. Everyone wore shirts with no sleeves, fuller skirts, petticoats, Levi jackets, mom 's dresses, stone washed jeans, wing-tipped shoes, hushpuppies, fishnet stock- ings, pumps with anklets, cuffed 501 1s and G'ed up hair, made the well dressed rock-a-billy. Lobos had a closet full of shirts with puffy sleeves, I- Zods, Oxford shirts, seamed stockings, varnets with bermuda shorts and mini skirts. Styling was the main thing in mind: argyles, plaids, stripes or polk-a- dots, as long as it was in!!! WW The heart and soul of Rock 'n' Roll! 6 4 Fashions Totally Awesome The Mod Squad. 411 5? 4 T' 2217, Jenny's skinny mini. I Q , , so Fashions 6 5 Lobos Pastime VWth New Hobbies 5 if 5 5 bbbbb Senior Rozetta Small shows her own fashion designs: her 1982 prom dress, a sailor outfit, and her gown for an English skit. 1- r Freshmen Tony Polizzi has been collecting base- ball cards since 1 974. Out of his 75,000 cards, his most valuable is Pete Roses rookie card appraised at S 200. He has been to conventions in Los Angles, San Diego and San Francisco. Tony not only buys, but he also sells cards at these conventions, where he bought his most valuable 1 9 73 set which is now worth 3 3 00. Tony says that he really enjoys his hobby because he gets to meet many different peo- ple and its fun to meet the players too! 6 6 Hobbies as x aeswfkfggi' Q SIE in ,JK be X .s xv- ,Q 1 ax W' 1 .1 kg.. f .,, Q f 7 5 XE In September, l 982, junior Miguel Pacheco com- peted in a bicycling race that started in Rosarito, Mexico, and finished 50 miles later in Ensenada, Mexico. This spring, Mike entered a 75 mile race that began in Tocate, Mexico and ended in Ensen- ada again. Mike rode 1 5 or 2 0 miles a day in the Irvine Hills on his 23 pound Motobacane bicycle. Once a month he rode to places like San Clemente with a group called The One Way Cycling Club . Mike enjoys riding because it is something he likes to do! Lobos Love Boob Tube 2 . Lobos spent many hours in front of the boob tube. Dur- ing daytime hours 'Hll My Children became number one taking over General Hospital ratings. Many new day- time television shows included Just Men , Sale of the Century , and 'Hit Man . Prime time television sizzled with Bare Essence , The A Team , and 'Square Pegs . 'Dallas fell behind while 'CDynasty tool: over the ratings. A new music show hit Channel 9, 'MV3 , which is hosted by KROQ Radio D.:-I Richard Blade. A special note should be given for Mash which ended its eleventh season in February. Square Pegs Mw Af SfH Magnum P. L 5 Trapper John TV67 Barney Clark of Utah was the first to receive an artifi- cial heart. Queen Elizabeth of England on her tour to the United States. 68 Current Events Flash: It Happened Anti-nuclear advocates gather for the largest event of its kind. l 982-83 was a year bristling with excitement, drama, triumph, and tragedy. In the world of sports, the St. Louis cardinals were the World series champions in the fall, and in spite of the football strike, the Superbowl XVIII was finally played and the Washington Redskins came out victorious. Right after NFL completed their season, a new football league was being formed, the United States Foot- ball League, and Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker signed a contract with the New Jersey Generals, of the USFL, amid much controversy since he had not completed his senior year of college. A loveable lost alien named E.T found his way home in to the hearts of millions while breaking movie box office records at S 400 million. At the same time, movies lost three giants - Henry Fonda, Ingrid Bergman, and Grace Kelly. 'Tts incredibly average but cheap , was senior Tim He- berts comment on the Original 3 9c Hamburger Stand, as quoted in the Register newspaper and the lime magazine. Fellow senior Larry Tomoyasu was also quoted in the Regis- fer. This Year , S , W ,, ,mg X ,, ww ' Q TWW Q m1,wWMu w mv, Q, , , M ,. ,,,, ,. H , , '...vww 'Q W-X-qw,,,.,,,,,, ,, ,,,, mixrvw w it M. W 1 N M M.. 5? A ..... ,M if 25 g l W Q 5 U ln X g Ov NV W V k i ii he pg X MW ww.Q-Um M, M X .. W. , , ,,w,,,....N ' 5? 9 Time choses computer for 'Man of the Year. The Lebonese Massacre Princess Diana and Prince Charles were the proud parents of their 7 pound, l V2 ounce baby boy who was named Wil- liam Arthur Philip Louis. Central Park held more than 700,000 people protesting nuclear energy. An- other sizeable event was the US festi- val that tool: place over Labor Day week- end in San Bernardino, supported by the Apple computer company. This was a gathering of rock groups, music lovers, computers and spectators. Auto magnate John DeLorean spent some time in prison for conspiring to sell 220 pounds of cocaine, while in Italy actress Sophia Loren spent time in jail for income tax evasion. There was a scare with Tylonel where the medicine was laced with cyanide. A major medical breakthrough was an ar- tificial heart that was implanted n Bar- ney Clark. To top off the whole year, Time maga- zine chose a computer for its man of the year . Q? ' 'Z im John DeLorean Cardinals dominate World Series Current Events 69 'HM L.A. Drivers, Built For Speed , , ,f,, ...fW..v. V.,-N, ,. Mu-, , ,,,,A,,M,,,,,,,M,,, ,bu my -A gwvkulmwvnwnw 1 AN' I M Q 4 I gy UMW Victors big old bomb. mf' 4' ' M m,.,, W l V WWW ,,,e, , K ,rm x This year, the busiest time in the student parking lot was during lunch and after school. As usual, there were all types of cars being driven by the students. Some of the most popular were Bugs, Toyotas, Hondas, and Mustangs. Many of these cars were bought by the students them- selves, but others were given to them by very generous parents. The students who bought the cars themselves, had to work long hard hours to buy them, and still do in order to pay for gas and insurance. 70 Cars ET, Biggest Thing To Hit Earth 2-QA i - 1 xv' 5 OFFICER A N A Like all years, this one had its share of good and bad moments as far as movies were con- cerned. The big hits were 'Tast Times at Rid- gemont High , 'Best Friends , 'Rocky III , 'Six Weeks, 'Tirst Blood , H48 Hours , and 'T-7oltergeist . Other movies that had captive audiences included The Verdict with Paul Newman, Gandhi , Tootsie with Dustin Hoffman playing a woman, 'Yin Officer and a Gentleman and 'f.'.'1f , the extra-terrestrial that made motion picture history at the box office. Disappointments included The Toy and The Dark 'C'rysta1 . Even though a ticket cost 35, Lobos had a good time reviewing all the latest features. mn an nun .,,,,.., ., , NI CINENIA ,W 1 f,: i 3544 , Q M . 2 lg - , ' ss GENTLEMAN Movies 72 R.O.P. R.O.P. Learns While Earning Cred i ts ,..,.w-M ,mu . Us v 5 R.O.P. advisor Mrs. Marianne Munsell Regional Occupational Program provided high quality for training and career guidance for high school students. There were many and var- ied classes offered from auto to welding. In connection with many of the classes there was also on-the- job training such as banking, dental and many more. R.O.P. not onlypro- vided job training, but also enabled students to earn high school credits while they were learning a skill. R.O.P. students Mary Ann Antencio and Brenda Huismans perform duties. Norma Gomez learns by watching. Profitable Skills For Work Experience Front row from left: Beth Grady, Shelly Lundy, Patty Milbourne, Blanca Garcia, Darlene Muniz, Jill Pehau. Second row: Mike McGuire, Brent Hammes, Danny Eskelson, Whitney Hogan, Cathy Jean, Addlberto Oropeza, Colin Anderson, Ronald Holstein, Denise Magar. Third row: Mike Hehn, Alex Acevedo, Charles Corey, Scott Valoff, Eric Hatch, Frank Mourninghan, .Patty Smeriglio. This year approximately 50 students enrolled in work ex- perience. This was a work -study pro- gram that placed a student in a job and enabled the student to gain on-the-job experience, while at the same time earn va- lueable credits and money. The types of jobs ranged from cashiering to bank telling wai tressing to working in a health club r ' f . Mr. Jim Silva, the work ex- perience counselor, met early each Tuesday morning with the class at 7 AM. Advisor Jim Silva Work Experience 73 ,UG 1 1' ' ' E an New Sounds In MUSIC This year brought new groups to the spotlight like Yaz, Madness, The Specials, The Stray Cats, Rockin' Rebels, Musical Youth, Prince, ABC, Berlin, Duran Duran, Psychedelic F urs and The Members. Some old timers like The Who, who stopped touring in l 982, Tl1e Rolling Stones, Scorpions, Billy Idol, English Beat, Hall and Oates, .Pretend- ers, Journey, Kool and the Gang, Neil Diamond and Barry Manilow all came out with new hits. The Twenty-Fifth Ann ual Grammy Awards were held l ' eb. 23 at the Shrine Auditorium. Toto was the big winner of the evening, taking home sev- en out of nine awards, including Best Record for 'Rosanna and Best Album for Toto IV . Song of the Year was won by Willie Nelson for 'Hlways on My Mind . Melissa Manchester took home a Grammy for Best Pop Female Vocal Artist. Best Pop Male Artist was won by Lionel Richie. Pat Benatar and John Cougar were voted best female and male rock vocal artists. Survivor had the Best Rock Performance by a group or duo with vocals with Eye of the Tiger . One of the highlights of the evening was when Eddie Murphy, ofSaturday Night Live, ran up on stage and said, I ain 't leaving without a Grammy and ran off with Lionel Richiefs Grammy. Laughingly, Richie asked, Who was that masked man ? . Wi ,, W fl, ,ky U xmuu , 'M Enrich Lobos' Lives ,vm in ff Vaal 'tink Men at Work S is M x s W X XC' M Pat Benatar A X W N l A ., Music 75 76 Art L.A. Lobos Are Sketching Future ,..-ff' Larry Tomoyasu sketching for lVIr. Finch. Richard Keller says cheese! 'N ,S W' x ii it Q35 5 A Q '.,. r N wwro 'ff NNN? 3 is ., A yxlr I U W X WW f ,l A cch Eric Lacy: 'lm I a work of art or what? A ,r,r ,fn 1. ,V,V - K - .. , Y. Rozetta Small Q ' WV M, A I if ,ff Q fb W? f f 5 Wah ! i 1 1 gf Q I S2 f E f., ' I ., H Q , I' , fi! V,f, V ,V , . f , 'V-A lz' f uzz V 1, B yay 3 Wmwwmwm. ,,,,,,,,, W, W Varsity Yell And Song . 1. 1 L . 1 4 Kelly Nash 1982-'83 senior mascot. Angie FIONS Denise Mdffew Kathie Sieverson F 78 Varsity Yell W N Top-Jennifer Walker. Middle-Denise Mattero, Kathie Sieverson. Bottom-Wolf, Angie 1 Flores, Trophies, Collette Schneider, Megaphone I Are Crowd P1 easers A ,...,...4 M.. :T , ,uf J' as --Q Y X, ' '5' 1 Q 3' if y ' gg M, W f f , , 2 P 6' 75114 Vxlgnfuff w km.. f'L W xg 'fx uf! 1:9724 wi , Q my Swag.-ff ink W . Zhiymfwk me XM 1 1 Swing .F'1ag's First Year A Success! Julie aims high for victozyl Bottom: Lori Jones. Nfiddle Row: Sandra Chavarria, Denise Juarez. Top: Julie Berger. f' K 253 i Q NEW M5555 ., e e so ' K 'nr V A 4 --Q., Nothing comes between me and my spirit! Lori jUmPS fm' .i0Y! 80 Swing F lag J V Yells Enthusiasm Bubbles Over! is - 9 K S . Y 5 wM,...,,-mwafol-5 we ems., KN.. Uv.,-A-:ew-. XA, k This squad leans heavily upon each other! Reunited and it feels so good E l fs. . ,M X S.. e :LY yell front from left: Kristi Cindrich, Alana Crawford, Michile Genovese. Second row: Terry Silveroli, Trish McNeill. Top: Sian Sutherland. fs: 'iii -sa -fsw. ' - fi JV Yell 81 Drill Team Places lst In Parades a a S j KIK' S K K Q A 'L ,,, Q, Qlwl .L .V V A 1 Q--. A' 7 '- D ef - 1 VLLL- f ' I : , .:.Xi. ' ' D S i fa ei S i f 1, ' ',.f-' 4 H f 4 Wwe , .. all , , , H wise? V f 2 1 -' D -I WI 5 5 f 5: :kv N M f. S . VV ' f y - , ZV, ffl 5 f,,, f ly., UL M 1 4 W TT' lm it ill af YA' S S ,,,' 4 Qs' ' - ,: . ---.. ,Vf . ' , f , 4 4' Z P S , zz. '- S X n A 'I W ' -ae ., ' . X , Qz, i 1,5 Sfflf . ' - ff - K - , - va. , . LL11 , L ' ' - l Y W if E . e, 4 . 1 '55 - i l ,L f , f -M Q. Q 44 bzgqr S l ' - N X. ' ,. L :' X 3 Y M L S ' Q ,.', I ..:'1 a .. ,WI Front row from left: Sandra Sanchez, Monica Sandoval, Milla Kambe, Mary Sandoval, Karen TOP: Advisor Mrs- Marin' Walker, Winnie Lesh, Diane Varner, Debbie Gagne. Second row: Olivia Fregoso, Corliss Jim, Amy Captain Debbie Gagne. Perlxins, Diane Dennis, Veronica Palamino, Judy Lujan, Julie Garrett, Jill Barnett. Third row: Diedra Mackowiak, Guille Garcia, Elaine Perreira, Wendy Morin, Mari Kodama, Martha Perea, llfichelle Stevemon, Kim DiM'arl:ie, Lucia Rivera. 5? 3 9- o 5. 5' u P+ su 5-1 fb 5 V+ Q. 1: 2. 5 'Q m 5 51 3 5 'NF 5 E 3 su 5 M. 5 m 5 5 VI FF 'I r: BT 5' 2 'll FF c F3 x 5 5 I, ' 6 Af, 1 I 4 in t 1 1 0 Q A mm , . , .rf gg 82 Drill Team Banner And Baton Participate In Para des -df ff' , ,V Front row from left: Diane Edwards, Tammy Thompson, Linda Montez, Stephanie Seevers, Victoria Goldsworthy-Higgs, Wendy Gonzalez, Heidi Moore, Tina Carpenter. Second row: Teresa Sumrall, Jamie Delaney, Kelli McDermott, Patricia Ballesteros, Gina Carpenter, Tracey White, Telani Estrella, Jenifer McLaughin, Cathy Henderson. 1 2 its , ww Senior Janice Jester has been an LA. majorette for two years. She has worked hard to perform at assemblies, football games and parades. Marching Band Serenades K SJC99 ' 'PL ,' f , 1, ' . y A ,vs Band Director Drum Major Ass't Drum Major Robert Wilson Bill Van Hex'pen Steve Kuentz Saxophones, from left: Toni Cosgrove, Bill Van Herpen, Steve Kuentz, Tony Blakemore, Martin Hetu. Not pictured: Bob Leon- ard. Trumpets blare while drums pound up and down the streets of Fountain Valley during 7:00 am practice, ca using irate phone calls and incidents of eggs being thrown at Marching Band. Every day Marching Band arises at this hour to prepare for the West Covina Christmas parade, La- guna Beach, San Diego, The Strawberry Festival, 84 Marching Band M Q W1 Trumpets, front row from left: Charlie Kim, Andy Evans, Rob- bie Noland, Greg Orchard. Second row: Robbie Angus, Charlie Orchard, Ian Anderson, Mike Glazener, Robert Seider, Not pic- tured: Tom Long and Tom Oweill. assemblies here at Los, and half-time shows. Just exactly what makes drum major Bill Van Herpen scream? Talking in rank, playing out of tune, and marching out of rank: it's all these prob- lems that are worked out and eased into perfection by director Robert Wilson. Fountain Valley At 7 ILM. Drums, front row from left: Monica Fonseca, Tim Galvin. Sec- ond row: Roger Rodriguez, Patrick McConnell, Jim Andrews. Not pictured: Sam Allen, Cesar Garcia, Lisa Long. Clarinets, from left: Lisa Ressler, Susan Pfitzer, Brian Bature- vich, Lorene Glazener, Jennifer Herbrand. Not pictured: Robert Coulter. jg? 5.-'C ' 'w fir fag! E M Low Brass, front row from left: Scott Mackay. Michelle Havener, Sheryl Yoshimura. Second row: John Flores, Tim Hebert, Steve Davis. Not Pictured: Don Slfvarla. Flutes, front row from left: Cori Hanson, Becky Heuerman, Su- zanne Biggie. Second row: Chris Maas, Mary Layfield, Karen Patterson. -ww E a A, M . ' 1 ' wi H as F V ' W LJ, 1' 'Q Q, nigh , ' wx f ,Q 'fu V , l C- fl!!! ' ' V if ,n , .A ' 'Q off In W W.-.W ,fNf .4.T:::V'w- I fl U ,, ,W :iw '-f- fffllvfwl is UPN. J , ,,f, , Wm , ::,, ff: ' A Marching Band 85 J e Z .Q WK, Orchestra Performs A Open Ho use wil!-' Front row from left: Yeon Chee, Pham Tuan. Second row: Tom Gardner, Phong Tien, Chris Maas. Third row: Tom ONeill, Gilbert Mayancla, Michelle Havener. 6? 3, 4 A fi M if all s 4' W ,gff , mgnvwuw ? 8 6 Orchestra ,Ny 3 ,,,V : 4 fm' f , , , gif, fy , Chris Maas Director Bob Wilson an Sm i , V- 1 '- '- ' ' x S , 2- fa greg 12: ,af nuff ? A, ,, ,, MQW ,m,, , ' ,,I .,r,,.,, , , Glee Harm onize Together 'N . if 'i wr X we A ' gg K 5 . KI S Xi - . S lm as gg? Front row from left: Debbie Steinken, Heidi Moore, Diane Edwards, Renee Brooks, Kathy Clay. Second row: Victoria Goldsworthy- Higgs, Tammy Thompson, Jaime Record, Wendy Gonzalez, Hamidah Barletz, Elizabeth Sylvester, Michele Shattuck. Third row: Nancy Lobato, Tonya Sperwell, Paula Sh utnick, Adrienne Ortiz, Lula Maneafaiga, Donna Clayton, Cathy Chambers, Kathi Caley, Mr. Martin Shackleton. Advisor Mr. Martin Shackleton Glee 87 Stage And Concert Band get f? f?F Front row from left: Corey Hanson, Suzanne Biggie, Chris Mass, Karen Patterson. Second row: Tamerilra Mayweather, Lorene Glazener, Lisa Ressler, Susan Pfitzer, Becky Huere- man. L Q' t 1. lf 88 Concert Band ,iw , 65 x, fy ,, ' O14 Ci We I Wil Front row from left: Sharyl Yoshimura, Michelle Havener, Monica Fonseca, Tim Hebert. Second row: John Flores, Lisa Long, Ceaser Garcia, Tim Galvin. Third row: Pat McConnell, Steve Davis, Roger Rodriguez, Jim Andrews. .... . ,,, M Front row from left: Toni Cosgrove, Tony Blakemore, Bill Van- Herpen, Steve Keuntz, Bob Leonard. Second row: Andy Evans, Robbie Nolan, Tom ONeill, Robert Seider. Third row: Robbie Angus, Charlie Orchard, Tom Long, Ian Anderson. s S s .., .Q i Y ,.. ,. ..Q c A s 'V ....? ,tst t ' if A Q'- f+Ti0 Refs f , a C s Jam At Assemblies Front row from left: Tony Peters, David Griffiths, Ana Mercado, Susan Ouirk, Bert Paddock. Second row: John Flores, Bob Leonard, Cheryl Yoshimura, Tim Hebert, Leo Robinson. Third row: Tom 0Weill, Charles Orchard, Tom Long, Robert Seider, Beverly Lownsbery, Teng Yang, and Steve Troxel. D A f sms..-naw ,. .9 wff X ,X si Si 5 -it N Stage Band 89 Concert And Jazz Sing M ., x I Q19 if. ilk ig 4 3 a W c 5 Q it 'Ei e ., C. Q B Ili Concert choir, front row from left: Mr. Martin Shaclrleton, Joe McGinley, Neil Mo:-ash, Dave McWilliams, Robert Lumas. Second row: Cathy Boone, Wendy Crossett, Sonya Mitchell, Cathy Henderson, Sandra Chavarria, Jeri Collins, Wendy Barnes. Third row: Janora Day, Margaret Cz-ees, Kimberlee Whisner, Michelle Wilson, Tonya Sprewell, Becky Lawlws, Heather Baldwin, Rene Byrd, Chaz-xy Evers W A i fl YN' Sopranos Altos , Ba d T 90 Concert Chou' ss an mars The Highs And Lows we 5 Q1 Jazz chair, front row from left: Caroline Strickland, Owen Johnston, Kimberlee Whisner. Second row: Mark Everette, Peggy Hoelderlin, Chris Gillette, Jeanette Grandolf, John Ju, Won Hee Yoon. Third row: Johanna Soifua, Mr. Shackleton, Val Burrison, lan Anderson, Lisa Burrison, Tom Murphy, Joy Burrison, Robert Lumas, Michelle Wilson, Kathy Caily, Robert Matilla, Shelley Lundy. Q f' 1 ,iq Altos Tenors Bass Jazz 9 l Athletic, Music Booster 533 Band Boosters from left: Linda Mackey. Phone Chairman: Becky Layfield, Secretary: Dotty Gagne, , Hospitality Chairman: Al Gagne, Vice President: Peggy VanHerpen, President: Judy Kuentz, Vice President: June Evans, Secretary. The Los Amigos Band Booster Club was organized in the summer of l 982, and formal election of officers took place in September. The purpose of the Band Boost- er Club, as stated in its con- stitution, was to support the School Marching and Stage Bands, Orchestra, the Las Damas Drill Team, the Flag, Banner and Majorette Squads . The first goal was to put together a master calendar, with all the important dates, practice schedules and school events, published for every student and his or her family. The Booster Club also organized fund raisers N' to pay for various parades, an overnight trip to San Diego and the National City Band Review, a future music schol- arship fund, new shields and uniform excessories. Basically getting orga- nized, providing total sup- port to these units and lay- ing a strong foundation to build upon have been the goals of the Band Booster Club this year. Club Support Lobos , fa 1 M506 Q11 ff,-if 3 34 ig The Athletic Booster club was a very active organization. They raised money for the purchase and main- tenance of equipment and facilities. Some of the things they accom- plished this year were expanding and fencing the weight facility, ren- ovating the baseball and softball fields, buying an additional display case and league banners, and setting up a four year uniform purchasing plan. In the spring, they sponsored an art auction, a paper drive, and on May 21, a 5lr- 101: run and a pan- cake breakfast. awflrihaa . Sig :Lift Booster Club 93 To Breeze Cr N ot To Breeze . THAT IS THEIR OUES'l'?!! Cali- fornia weather slowed down the sailing club this year. Several weekend outings were cancelled due to storms and high seas dur- ing the months of January and February. The club had a fund raiser sell- ing candy bars and put enough money aside to charter a boat for the summer and sail to Catalina. To Breeze or Not to Breeze: that is the sailing club 's quest!! The club was ably led by: Debbie Goldade, president: Charles Stew- art, vice-president: Steve Young, secretary: Jay Choi, treasurer. Front row from left: Philip Garcia, Chris Nation, Joe Wright, Sponsor Mrs. Myra George. Second row: Sponsor Mr. Ed Smith, Charles Stewart, Steve Young, Jay Choi, Paul Novak, Mike Olmstead. Third row: Debbie Goldade, Mary Layfield, Lil Nyguen. :' 21 ff-W... - f 'WZ ,J ... Debbie Goldade, Philip Garcia, Mrs. George demonstrate how to put up sail. 94 Sailing Club , WMM .41 ll Q-QQ., 'S Sponsor Mrs. Myra George. Students Dawdle Around Campus C d'd A.S.B. Involves Students ,fy fl ,Q'f'75ffV 559 President Tony Blakemore As A.S.B. President, I feel that the past year has been one of the most successful and enjoyable in my experiences in student gov- ernment. We had a well rounded productive group of students in A.S.B. this year and I feel that we have accomplished much. We tried our best to make the 1982-83 school year one of the best ever, and to get the student body involved to show our Lobo spirit. I am proud and honored to have represented Los Amigos as A.S.B. President the past two years. It has been one of the highlights of my four years at Los Amigos High School. Sincerely yours, Tony Blakemore A.S.B. President l 981 - I 983 96ASB. '1,,,,,, ,, Vice President Bill Van Herpen n Secretary Karen Glinslxas ..f-- ' ..--- ' M M Treasurer Brian .Batura vich In Acti vi ti es, Competitions 23' 'il V 35. 2 , 2 1 if mem 4' , , if fa Ad an , L ,fy rw, t..ii visor Bill Brady Dance Commissioner Razetta Small asf U ,mm ,f ww wzfflfll W! Assemblies Commissioner Roberta Dolgin F F all I!! ? Historian Carrie LaRue Public Relations Commissioner Sue Publicity Commissioners Sandy Springer Schirmer and Julie Berger Q ft X jg 2? as A ,NS all '4- 4, WAAS , f 1 if Activities Commissioners Genelle Garcia Athletics Commissioners Geary Cool: and Pep Commissioners Melinda Melcher, Col- and Denise Juarez April Bryan lette Schneider and Jill Collins 'K A.S.B. 9 7 Computer Club Masters The Apple fx -- r ' K. .mg F 1 5 f i i M 2 A . Q. ,.. Seated from left: Gary Gordon, Gary Allan, Georgia Niven, Wilbur Shilling. Standing: Mike Packard, unidentified, Jim Gardner, Thomas Rust, unidentified, Nathan Batoon, David Doss, Steve Troxel, unidentified, Mr. LaMar Williams. The purpose of the Computer Club was to get more people in- terested and involved in com- puters. This was accomplished by club meetings each Wednes- day where the members com- posed games on the machines, learned business program- ming, originated calenders, and mastered other uses on the Jw A school s four TRS-803 and one C Z Apple IL f During Open House in f 'S ' Q l 1, H 2. March, the club demonstrated the different uses of the com- puters for the campus visitors. Mr. LaMar Williams, advisor, also used the machines to com- pile grades, run the business mm Wg, department budget, and keep attendance. Officers from left: Gary Gordon, Treasurer, Jim Gardner, President Mr. La Mar Wil- liams, Advisor, Mike Packard, Secretary: Georgia Niven, Vice-President. 98 Computer Club Creative Wri ters Publish Magazine A 'tow ,J Front row from left Anh Huynh Winnie Lesh Sing Yi Tsai Linh Tran. Second row: Donna Craft, Rozetta Small Shelly Nisula Kelley Park Teresa Najera Ms Gail Lujan Third row: Frank Monsivais, William Rust, Mark Pompeo Wayne Perkins Mark Baxter Robert Angus Gregory Nishiyama, Jacky Haworth. This year's Creative Writing Club was advised by Mrs. Gail Lujan. The club's main gail was to promote writing among the student body, be- cause so many high school students think that they can 't write. The club sponsored a creative writing con test in March. There were three cate- gories in which the students could enter: essays, short stories and poetry. The con test was judged by Mrs. Lujan and several other teachers in the English Dept. Gift certificates were given as prizes to the winners. At Open House, the club sold popcorn and taco salads in their booth. This year's officers were President Rozetta Small, Vice President Greg Nishiyama, and Treasurer Jacky Haworth. Crea tive Writing 9 9 A u tographs A Square Space For A Square Friend For My Best Friend For The One With All The Smiles VIP A Mysterious Space For A Mysterious Person I 00 Autographs L.A. Unloclrs Gold Key Club , , ,K mam wwf 'hq..,.a' 'L Reclining: Robbie Polichetti. Front row from left: Ruth Assenburg, Debbie Goldade, Linda No, Lil Nguyen, Tony Blakemore, Monique TeSe1le, Wendy Minichiello. Second row: Aileen Kambe, Leslie Teys, Yeon Chee, Sharyl Yoshim ura, Janet Orlowski, Colleen Delaney, Kathy Kiernan. 'Ihird row: Maria Pfitzer, Teri Goldade, Karen Glinslfas, Rozetta Small, Brian Baturevich, Bill Van Herpen. Marlx Baxter, Charlie Orchard, Mark Pompeo. Kneeling: Vice President Debbie Goldade. Seated: Advisor Mrs. Jeanette Morin, President Jill Peck. Standing: Secretary-Trea- surer Brian Baturevich. Gold Key was the new club on campus that gave the all around student recogni- tion. Applications were handed out to all potential students: in order to qualify they had to be juniors or seniors and earn a certain amount of points. The scoring was divided into four main categories: Academic, Activities, Leadership and Citizenship. This clubs purpose was not to raise money but to be an honorary club such as C.S..Ff Students of the month were chosen from this club. Members received a certi- ficate in their junior year and a Gold Key in their senior year. This club was orga- nized and advised by Mrs. Jeanette Morin. Gold Key Club 1 01 Chicanas Unlimited Unite Front row from left: Veronica Felix, Margie Mena, Lorraine Villa, Sonia Maldonado, Bernadette Garcia. Second row Yolanda Chavez, Lilia Canales, Edith Estrada, Veronica Palacios, Mini Galvan, Anna Magana. Chicanas Unlimited assembled their part in the Language Din- ner by making Mexican entrees. The club was united together with the help of their advisors Mrs. Myra George and Mrs. Ann Stone. l02 Chicanas Unlimited wr'-v 1 Samoan Club Spins Fire JR Front row from left: Saliga Lagataui, Lulu Maneefaiga, Caroline Strickland, Mag- gie Tuia, Joanna Soifua. Second row: Le Maneefaiga, .Filipo Maugaotega, Simi Strickland, Victor Soifua. N ,N Wi f K' From left: Simi Strickland, Fatima Talimacie, Lulu Maneafaiga, and Filipo Maugaotega, dressed in dance costumes, signaling with Samoan power and hand signs. The Samoan club is advised by Mrs. Myra George. This club does not have regular meetings but was organized specifically for Open House. The 15 club members pre- pared Samoan desserts and prac- ticed traditional dances to perform for their audiences, like spinning fire. Samoan Club l03 W 15 4 earboolrers Arouse Campus VWth ,,'-ff '41, 5 ,Y Ziff, .fx ., ,,., WH ,, ,, Second semester yearboolxers clown around. ,. 5 Q 0 Vi ly yi 2. ef '- l 04 Yearbook hlnullnllnllm I K D f X Advisor Mrs. Carol Stra uss. Photographers Darryl Walker, Barry Chilcote, Jeff Charbonnea u, Ouynh Bui, Chris Seevers, Larry Tomoyasu. Bill Gruden, Brian Schiff. Not pictured Ron Belu- shi Rodgers. Sucker Sales And T-Shirts eg Front row from left: Brian Schiff, Michelle Herrera, Steve Tramp, Jennifer Hall, Mary Beth Hall. Second row: Lesley Schott, Karen Teys, Edna Barnes, Lisa Long, Olga Gomez, Barbara Gutierrez, Lynette Stotts, Deanna Coleman, Mrs. Carol Strauss. Third row: Darryl Walker, Bill Grudem, Kim Stotts, Paula Gomez, Carol Mai, Krista Lang, Lori Aaker, Kimberlee Whisner. Fourth row: Whitney Hogan, Trisha Jenkins, Steve McMaster. The I 983 Reflector staff was very productive with the first semester staff consisting of 35 people, but dwindling to 22 at the start of the second semester. The editors were seniors Trisha Jenkins and Lynette Stotts. Together with advisors Mrs. Car- ol Strauss, the co-editors kept the staff on their toes to meet deadlines, choose pictures and write copy, besides doing their own pages too. The staff did many new things as well as some old things. As they have for the past few years, they attended the annual district pizza party in October at Chuck E. Cheeses, where all seven high school yearbook staffs were guests of Rob- erts' Studio. This was the first year the theme of the book was publicized to the student body. Not only did Lobos hear about the theme, the staff wore t- shirts with the theme, We're Having a Party printed on them. The staff also had candy molds made-to-order WM in the shape of the Lobo, and took turns making chocolate and orange-colored suckers to sell to the student body as a fund-raising project. .away 5-J 'N-A., Co-editors Trisha Jenkins and Lynette Stotts. Yearbook l 05 Extra. Extra. Read About , t,,. , 43 A 'i f. U 4 YE Z ' Q, K 5,0 . 4 5 n + A, 9' 'S iz, ,W If Advanced journalism, from left: Sue Schirmer, Wayne Perkins, April Bryan, Mark Baxter, Advisor Carol Strauss, Kelly Park, Matt Mclvor, Julie Berger, Bill Van Herpen. had-rw We lad Journalism I from left Deana Linderholm, Jill Barnett, Joe McGinley. Sandy Hengen Dwayne Smale, Tony Polizzi. Center, Kirsten Price. Reporters, from left: Wayne Perkins, April Bryan, Matt Mclvor. t In The Paw Prints Photographers from left: Brian Schiff, Jeff Charbon- neau, Bill Grudem, monkeying around. egg i s g ffl Wt ,xjiw , .1 . V 'wi M-M17 2 . '12 . if Wig? 7 Page editors, fron t: Kelly Park. Baclr from left: Sue Shirmer, Bill Van Herpen, Mark Baxter. ' Extra! Extra! Read all about it in the Paw Prints! During the year, journalists attend- ed worlrshops to enhance their skills and sharpen their minds. The journalism class 6 was very small even with Journalism 1-4 in S . the same class period. The Paw Prints pub- lished nine issues which were seen all over campus on Fridays. In the spring the class entered several local contests, and wrote press releases for the local papers on cam- pus events. They also participated in Open House by serving salads. Many of the class were members of the California Scholastic Press Association and participated in press conferences, the NBC Studio Tour and other events. The seniors also competed for journalism scholarships through the CSPA. Editor-in-chief: Julie Berger Advisor Carol Strauss Newspaper l 07 m SE College Bound C.S.I f was one of two honor soci- eties on campus this year. C.S.F. stands for the California Scholar- ship Federation. Members must apply for the previous semester. The requirements were basically that a student must have had academic classes with three A's and one B, at least, in these classes. There was not a G.P.A. re- quirement, but of course most students carried a B+ average or higher. If a person was a member for four semesters then he or she could become a Gold Sealbearer. This seal was put on the diploma at graduation and looked very nice on college transcripts. Not all C.S..F'. members became Gold Sealbearers. If they did not they could still enjoy the honor of be- longing the semester they were in the club and could list member- ship on job and college applica- tion. Spanish Club Aims For Mexico City The Spanish club was ad- vised by Mr. Chuck Donnelly. The club had regular meet- ings and several fund raisers, such as a Tootsie Roll and Milk Duds sale to raise mon- ey to take a trip to Mexico City in the summer. Ten of the fifteen members atteded Spanish Camp at Camp Whittle in May. For Open House, the club members sponsored a booth where they sold quesadillas. From left: President Linda No, Vice President Lil Nguyen, Secretary Tracy Minicl-x, Treasurer Karen Pawloslri, Advisor Charles Donnelly. y P N A 5 , .Sf ,gn , a Front row from left: Mark Pom peo, Mike Schiff, Mark Westmoreland, Darrin Shelin, Philip Garcia, Peter Davis, Holly Sparlfe, Heidi Pfitzer, Alison Ohler, Mary Layfield, Joe Choi, Cherisse Lovvorn. Second row: Lisa Boomer, Susan Pfitzer, Suzanne Biggie, Chris Gunner- son, Chris Graham, Ben Vuicich, Ramona Leanos, Cindy Wilcox, Karen Patterson, Celia Gonzales. Third row: Jackie Haworth, Jill Peck, Bill VanHerpen, Brian Baturavich, Yeon Chee, Maria Pfitzer, Julie Kribs. 108 CSl 'fSpanish Club OCAD Competition Is Enriching Xb Front row from left: Cathy Henderson, Martin Hetu, Olga Gomez. Second row: Jae Choi, Mary Layfield, Scott Mackay, Jon Stueve, Mark Baxter, Greg Nishiyama. In preparation for the Orange County Academic Decathlon, stu- dents were coached by English teachers Dee Wilhite and Jeanette Morin. The Junior-Senior team competed Nov. 20, and the Fresh- men -Sophomore team competed on Feb. 26. Even though it was hard work, it was also very re- warding. It was a good experience and it allowed students to gain confidence in giving speeches, in addition to learning some new things. Furthermore, it ga ve them a chance to meet students from different schools. W'W - i --X' Greg Nishiyama recites his speech. 109 arlez-vous Francais. ,mf MW' fl i ., 4' , , ,1 f f w 5 1 . 'WWW f' Front row from left: Mary Layfield, Chris Graham. Second row: Pam Sato, Andy Evans, Miss Laura Richards, Lil Nguyen, Martin Hetu. Third row: Ray Fraga, Holly Sparl-rs, Wesley Nishiyama, Cynthia Wilcox, Karen Patterson. Front row: Bob Leonard, Mike Daoud, Jon Steuve, Sue Schirmer, Debbie Gagne, Brenda Bohannon, David Olson, Paul Novak, Sheila Talley. Parlez-vous Francais? Do you speak .E 2 W TW 1 French? The French club does. This i Q T year was the French club 's second year f 5' ' f 'l ' 1 i W I on campus. They were not as active as M K y I ,. ,,, , they were last year but still had as . ,,,,, 3, much fun. On Dec. 4, theyparticipated i in the International Banquet, by sing- K 4 l ii' A ing and dancing. At Open House on f W ,. .,,1 'tgls ' March 23, parents and students got a taste of French cuisine when the French club prepared crepes in their booth for 2 5 c each. They also went to a J . French restaurant for dinner and V g afterwards saw a French film entitled My The King of Hearts . 1 W V4.5 Q. as M ,1.,. .,., wsu:--...sn W Seated: Treasurer Andy Evans. Standing from left: Secretary Sue Schirmer, President Brenda Bohannon, Vice President Debbie Gagne. 1 1 0 French Club German Club Sells Gummi Bears For T-Shirts 'f X fi- fx. X .4 it G l f ' Q Q, -'55 I . YS! Front row from left: Paula Kulfnyo, Greg Orchard, Teresa Najera, Cathy Henderson, 1-LD. McMillian. Second row: William Rust, Mrs. Emily LaMarre, Mathew Plate, Mark Jae Choi. Third row: Ray Blake, Jamil Nazarzai, Charley Orchard, Mark Baxter. r Mrs. Emily Lamarre is the A leader of the German Club. , it 'X This club consists of approxi- X r' mately 30 students. Each Wednesday they meet during lunch to discuss the sales of German choco- lates and gummi bears. The money that they raised went toward t-shirts which were ordered by many members. About I2 of the members of the club went to German Camp Oct. 1 5-1 7. This camp was located at Camp Davis near Running Springs. hu.. German Club l l l Vietnamese Host School Dance F K .- -W wfggsw-M Front row from left: Hien Nguyen, Mai Pham, Pauline Tang, Hanh Tran. Second row: Hai Cheng, Loan Duong, Connie Bui, Kim Vu. Third row: Cindy Tsai, Van Vo, Kim Nguyen, Linda Namg, Linh Tran. Fourth row: Nhan Nguyen, Thong Tran, Fifth row: Mr. Trotter, Phuong Huyhn. There are approximately l 50 Vietnam- ese students on campus, and at least l 00 were active in the Vietnamese club. The club has been very busy throughout the year, starting off with a Christmas party, which included exchanging gifts and dancing. The Tet, Vietnamese New Year, was celebrated on Feb. 16, and a giant show was held at Santa Ana Valley High School. It was like a big Vietnamese tal- ent show. Los Amigos had two partici- pants in the show, just as several other high schools from Orange County. The Vietnamese club also participated in Open House, with a parasol dance, which is used to celebrate spring. They raised money by selling egg rolls and fried shrimp chips during the pot luclr dinner. One of their social events was held in the commons. It was a spring school dance, for Vietnamese, with pop and rock music. The first song of every Vietnamese dance is to honor the adults present, with a slow song of their time. l l 2 Vietnamese Club Far left: President Thong Tran. Second row: Vice-Presidents: Hien Nguyen, Kim Vu, Mai Pham. Third row: Secretary Loan Duong, Treasurer Hui Cheng, Chairman Linh Nguyen, Advisor Mr. Steve Trotter. Language Dinner Unites Cultures French dub gets together for Christmas Songs. Celia Gonzalez and Wesley Nishiyama demonstrate the French style. e axe The Spanish, German, French, and Vietnamese clubs sing together in har- We N mony. Language Dinner I I 3 114 Faculty VWns In Sudden Death, 34-3 Come on, walk like this. . . On March 7, 1983, in the Los Amigos gym, the faculty mem- bers, lead by Dave Auxier and John Keating, took a surprising lead in the first half of the donkey basket ball game. Captain Keat- ing, with only two seconds on the clock, shot a basket from the cen- ter of the key. This shot gave the faculty a l4 point lead at half time over the varsity students, who were lead by Andy Tarango and Dave Olson. This made the score l 4-28. In the second half of the game, the faculty and the students ex- changed donkeys. Possibly due to the change of courts and donkeys, the varsity team made an unex- pected comeback. The students were more in control in the sec- ond half than the faculty. The tough defense of the varsi ty students made it look like the fac- ulty members were giving the ball away, as many of the faculty passes were intercepted by the varsity students. At the end of the second half, the score was 32 to 32, sending the game into over- time. Coach Mike Anderson shot the last shot that won the game for the faculty. The main reason the donkey basketball game was held was to raise money for sport equipment. , 3 I M i ke.-4. M. W M., V gg Dave Olson and his faithful donkey. Q dl 9 M3 What? You don 't like the way I'm dressed? '-'f up ,, ,V Q :U M LJ-1. OPPONENT I 8 llil Y vlol 1 .Bolsas '40 if .0 Z0 Rancho 40 y i 1 5 Santiago 50 l 5 Garden Grove 50 2 3 La Quin ta 3 6 The 1982 girls' cross country team ran long and hard to pre- pare for this years season. They had a tremendous season record. The team placed first in the Milli- lran and Orange Invitationals, second in the Buena Parlr Invita- tional, and third in the Orange County Championships. With wins over tough schools such as Bolsa, Rancho, Santiago, Garden Grove, and La Quinta, Los Amigos ended the season with a record of 5-0 and earned the un- disputed title of League Champi- ons for the second year in a row. Being good enough to be asked to participate in C.LR prelims is an honor, but to place in C.LI f is a privilege allowed only to those in- dividuals who are good enough to participate in these special events. The undefeated team con- sist of three seniors, seven juniors, and one freshman. These young athletes were determined to do their best. As seen by their accomplish- ments, they are a special group of women who deserve respect for highly representing Los Amigos High School. l l 6 Varsity Cross Country Girls' Cross Country Colleen Delaney trudges up a hill. Wendy llfinichiello I 'm almost there! V, Kathy Kiernan Sandy Springer Unclefea ted In League i + fe . -L-limi' rdf., , L W 2, A,.f' bw'S?Wf': - Kim Stotts finishes her 3 mile race in 21:1 8. Sandy Springer gives her all at Mt. SAC finals. Kelly Brown gets a challenge from opponents. Kim Devine conquers the hill. ' -f if . f wx A-SYM f 1 'N ' gem s ..... fi , -V 5 6,2 . , x . 'P A M 2 we ,. 1 April Bryan Kim Devine Debbie Goldade Jennifer Wendy Kim Stotts Monique Te Minichiello Minichiello Selle Varsity Cross Country I 1 7 V 4 Varsity Volleyball H ustles f Z 5 Q We V Coach Kim Pickering Heather Mackey QW ' if wlvl 1+ ?f ' :Zf i 5 ffiy 5 ' 4 A 1 - Just try and block me. Tina LeClaire This years edition of varsi- ty volleyball was exciting to say the least. Coach Kim Piclrerings squad not only captured the Garden Grove League Championship but battled their way to the CIF finals where they succumbed to a strong Marlborough team. The Lobos were paced by all-CIF standouts, senior Trina Trombley and sopho- more Lisa Manfree. Sopho- more Melissa Gagne and ju- nior Tina LeClaire were named to All-League, and the most outstanding player was junior Heather Mackey. l l 8 Varsity Volleyball s Melissa Gagne x.,.fQ 7, , Suzie Galm Alison Olher Maria Greene Trina Trombley Chris Gunnerson Lynette Commisso Lisa Manfree Maggie Tuia To CIF Finals L.A. 15154J3J5 1551514 1517 15l5,1515 iQ2L151 ILZ3 15162 LQISIS8 1i15J4,15 151515 151515 15151515 151515 151515 151515 151515 1515 1511 , 15155 151L15 IL8 151115 IQIZ3 151515 1551515 151515 15151515 155156 Orange San ta Ana Tustin Kennedy Lakewood Fountain Valley Westminster Fountain Valley Bolsa Grande Rancho Alamitos Santiago Garden Grove La Quin ta Bolsa larande Rane o Alamitos San ti go La Hdbra etin- LaMi ada San Qgabriel La Quinta Garden Grove La Ozjzinta Villa Park Rowland E1 Dorado Cajon Marlborough OPPONENT 1 1,5,I5,15,2 15,15,8,16 2.15 2,17,9. 7 15,l5,19,13,l5 8,11,11 13,15,15,15 l5,l5,l3,10,15 2,10,16, 13 4,Z1,9 21,12,10 5,I0,l6,13 1l,7,6 5,6,6 6,5,6 8.2, 11 4,11 10,4 8,15,l3 15,15 9,3,11 15,15,15 9,10,7 7,l5,9.l1 2.5,l3 15.l0,11,9 15,15,1 1.15 1 wi 722421 'J ' S HP 1wl4a552gW1 :QQ 51 1 G.: 1,, ., 11,., 1..,,,,, 13 ....- 1 jgi V l 5 A Yu 5 Ax X 5iEimlQ.,,ilI!EQ4ii 5 5 ff 5 QF A A,XA Q ..11 W .. X N 55 92595 i ,,jb LW 120 LA. OPPONENT 8,15,0 9 i i15,15,11 1 5,1 5 Rancho 1,4 15,9,15 Santiago 10,15,l3 5,5 Garden Grove 15,15 1 2,1 3 LgiQuinta 1 5, 1 5 Forfeit 14,15,15 Rancho 16',11,0 8,15,12 Santiago 15,10,15 9,2 Garden Grove 15,15 12,15,10 La Quinta 11 5,7,1 so Amy Fischbeck spikes the ball during warm- up. :IV Volleyball I And II li 'fp .LJ Front row from left: Tracy White, Ruth Assenburg, Billie Bright, Caroline Strick- Iand, Rhonda Tagatauli. Second row: Coach Carl Warre11, Marisa Tarango, Amy Fischbeck, Tracy Henderson, Rhonda Reed, Terrie Goldade and Kim Charbon- neau. 'T don 't care what you say, we are good! Serve To A 4-6 Record 1 rug eeeee A 1 S , 5 5, Front row from left: Ava Lim, Michelle Herrera, Lisa Neily. Second row: Kelly HufL Ava Lim Holly Spa:-ke, Mary Layfield and Pam Sato. Third row: 'Una Carmicheal, Jamie Record, Sandy Hengen and Theresa Sumra11. f' oppozvzzm' 15,33 135155 12,15,I5 1l6,13,15 Rancho eeLl eooeile , 14,15,12 13,154 15.1f3,15 10516.13 mio e1'1A fffff ve 15.14,15 15,15 3,12 1,5 15.15 12,9 Rancho . 11131 15,15 15,15 Santiago 1 1,4 15,15 lrden Grove 1,7 14,15,15 La oufnfa 16.10,Z 1 Sid 'S 111 1 1 1'11 if - --5-....,,,NNN Lisa Neily and '1Y1eresa Sumra11 2 L.A. 9 o 1 a 13 14 6 14 15 15 1 I6 4 4 15 14 16 6 9 15 12 I0 2 OPPONENT Wfhitney fwoodbl 1 Z 1 ridge Saddlebaf cl: 1 Milliken Westminster Ocean View Bolsa Grande Rancho Alamitos Santiago Garden Grove La Quinta Bolsa Grande Rancho Alamitos Santiago Quinta CIF PLA YOFFS P La Mirada Royal Oaks 1 Righetti Lompoc Lobos Varsity Tennis cw fe. .Qs ii, fm:ge-gw.vs:1wfsfe .- ' . 1. 1. aff,-1.1.v 1. . ,,., . 1 at if 2' iff -- K ' 5 we .... - 1 1 . 11 ,ci - MN-IQN1-. w, . , 5 ,W1.f,1i11. - 11 X 3 - 1,11 L . C M ,. w F E W . . :ani V' X'1l 1 .,l, A.:V, . . . 'xah . Q if L 1 Q- A P x 1 -- - . 111121:-. 131. Iiembe awaits return from Lechnerfs serve. eggs? X 122 Varsity Tennis Mai Phun Ifaren Glinskes Jill Moon He.nh Tran 1. 1 1 e 1 9 1 '-fi P' iii P i 3 1' 3 X : ': E?-Q x 5 -Q. Coach Millie Hay Cindy Lechner Ailene Kambe Nguyet Pham Thu Pahm Creates A Racket In CIF wpgamw wwe- N. . , ,M in .Q ELL K l fe- A f . g -X .f--.. -K - . it - 31 Going to CIF was a great emotional high for the '82-'8 3 tennis team. After placing 3rd in league, with a record of 6-4, it was questionable whether the team would even go to CIF They went and made it all the way to the semi-finals. The team entered the league finals on a high because of a near win over long time rival La Quinta High School. Every match consisted of l 8 games and the score was L.Q. 9 to LA. 8, when the number three doubles team Jill Moore and Truc Mai played to win, causing a tie: the games were counted and we lost. The loss didn 't depress the girls at all because they had come the closest to upsetting La Quinta 's undefeated record since l 976. The teams good playing came from lots of hard work that started in the summer for two hours every Wednesday. The two hour practices started to be an everyday event with the beginning of school. The potluck banquet was held on January l 0th in the faculty dining room. The most valuable was given to Mai Pham, and the most inspirational was given to Cindy Lechner. These awards were voted on by the team. The team consisted of six juniors and two freshmen. Only eight girls lettered because the spot for num- ber three doubles was shifted around and only one player was able to accumulate the ten games needed to receive a letter. Varsity Tennis 123 .TZ Tennis Teams Excell :LY . 8 V'V iV VV AVV T V z 0PP0nent LJ! 5 Edison l 3 2 i , , n n nnnbnn f 13 'fgaddlebaclx f2 T 8 .Millilcan 8 7 8 Westrninister 2 8 5 Ocean View 9 8 if l l Bolsa Grande 7 I 8 Rancho Alamitos 0 0 l 8 illl l l G81'dQ:l'I'S V6 7 v 2 La T 1 6 1 5 Bolsa 3 l 7 Rancho tos l 'vi' .. M., H T 18 Santiago llllll i'lll in 0 I3 Grave' 5 TI ,,l.1L Ouinta 1 Millie Hay Mae Moore -inn' 5 5 K 'Hy f' J, A ' ,S V ,V,, I I ,f - 2 ,, H1 I 1 1 ' ' ' MD' 'VV' fy sway, ,w.,L,,, W I we ' s. 124 JVIand II Tennis From left: Jessica Moon, Ha Hong, Linda No, Mary Beth Hall, Tracy Minick, Connie Bui, Mary Johns, Truc Mai, Joel Reyes. sf T 5 n From left: Sandy Vigil, Cecilia Gonzales, Maria Piccido, Kathy Bergthold, Jodi Steh- meyer, Claudia Mendoza, Becky Castrapes. .Y Basketball Has An Exciting Season 'R if ...s K a -- S anti, ' V . fm A wif R311 .s w ' 2 .S Cho 'W 3, S rden l : ?5'12j5i: K S , 1 V, 2 as 31 s t1'agofy,, I8 Garden S24 25 ' B ,La Qumta ' . 59, Kneeling: Coach Cathy Seighman. Standing From Left: Lisa Neilly, Nellie Avila, Lesa Phelps, Barbara Orem, Tracie Henderson, Karon Risse, Sandy Storer, Holly Sparlre, Sandy Ochoa. Not Pictured: Julia Soifua. maya Z We M Qs as ,,,,, . ,,,, ,WWW W 'U' Z I H-f-W-we Tracie H, freshman, jumps high tor the ball. Karen Risse shoots for free throw. :LY Basketball 1 25 A Season Of Frustration For PS, z, V Q l l f i 3 H V 2 X l b t at ig m i H ? h Grande '346isp. Alamitos H M ssos La LKLV ,5.Lk , . A J X 1- X :gas S 4- 3AM:r,fy, -il WAI! Hi img if X Ning 'hiv l gr , , f, ,H , y A IA H A Ruth Assenberg April Bryan Kim Devine Karen Carlson Lynette Heather Mary Beth Hall Commisso Mackey Rhonda Reed Molly Hughes Coach Lynne Jodi Stehmeyer Stith I 2 6' Varsity Basketball . wp- E i4. A V Me, af, ' ,, P2 af,- Z, ,,, , f ' W ,,. Vi 1. , ,A Karen Glinskas Maria Pfitzer Hughes wins the jump. at S 42 'ef 4 , Mackey ,f lA A43 down a rebound. Los Amigos Girls Basketball SN A 4,W.. J N,,,l,,,,,..,.,, v...k,.. , ...sx 0 ..-- -f ,not x ffl X Pg xy X x is A 5, fzs as fish-B ,, --A- ,l .. 'xg 'ffl W L- 'fl 1 N e 1 ' fi 9 -fl ij! X .- w- : - 'ow 5, 5 l,,: fl gg ' N fi- :FE : T ' ' .Q Q - .J I 91 4 ' ,, 7 1 N5 Q-A 'Hue benchies watch a great pK April Bzyanlshoots over the defense. mf, fo-as Varsity Basketball 1 2 7 OPPONENT Bolsa Grande Rancho Alamitos San tiagod Garden 5 La .Bolsa cranial Rancho Alamitos A Santiago Garden Grove La La Quinta Z ff ' 9 1 J 5 ff 9 if 4 A , an ' A 1 9 1 'V 1. 'Q f , U. , , 5 'f ,',,,,..,,'y:Q,,t -,1 , K f' ' f, 2, wwf ff V fr- V I K V' ,E M f mf V r .. fifl . ff, 1 . A., ,,,,,, W Nw: f, ww .vglifvvfza ,. , .. . ,a jfi mw , ,,f,,. ,, G 32 M my X432 X r 1, 3, ia 2, iff W 42 WM I f ff TW M A, fi , lc X K W, , , , ' at '14 MQ f -iff Coach Lee Lanan Coach Lynn Sti th l 28 Varsity Softball Varsity Softball Has High Arafat! 6 w 1 5, 5 , if fl if W V n 'JgfZy,,lfa,f4f Q r,r,, V 3 ak ,. v M ,f , A fqggh ,V 3 if A A it If 5.3571 ' ,,,,--mf- Q ff A fi 1' we 1 1 5? , f . fe ' ix ,ip ',,f ,,'1 1-l I , 'f Peggy Hoelderlin runs to first base. Tracy Fullxs winds up a throw. to fm it 1 img? I 3 . ,Z f Q2 Q' f jf- , W ,X . 2 , ,W mp A, A il , B 2 fi-f Y x April Bryan Peggy Hoelderlin Karen Carlson Nancy Tracy Fullrs Hea th er Ch urchill Sherry Mackey Lisa Manfree McGovern Sandy Ochoa Rhonda Reed Jodi Stehmeyer Sandy Hangen Nadine McQueen Sandy Storer Hopes For 1982-'83 Season Q if M Q: V Mecha. ,, 7- I! 2 .. lf Q if a J 1' f X I , , is-. I A 1 n f cfsffffif, 2519:-if . nwtrsx! q ,mf rzsfrf A 'mftflf . . A q.g. . A nl 22 ,f f ff lj! 'rip , Q - gjgzsifef V A 1 19 8 .e'i' 1? A L' gr V ,. H Q .H J ii-ffiffff o fy ' . fs' 4f'E,, Q '!'K!a!l A o , - L . '- ,Q S ,?ifrw.' 1 , . - 5 f f A ,S - Q - .f S S A ,i k , x k 03 Q -e D 0 'X , , Q 3 ' a o Q , o if - , ' f 1 gf-M , o sl ,LLL 1 o f Q V L : - L E' 1 5 ' ' -' ' ? S, .. 'I f L' o f., ' if M W f , 1 1 , - - .. t - X ,,' W hify 3,55 VVA- V U , L V, ' L ' Q L . - M ? 'A , .. K ' 1' 4 Zlfm K ' ' 'W . , If y!v1,4Q,5Ms, -v ' A ' :gm ,M 1 ' 'ff :ff 9' ' .' x 'W ' . - 'fl f, , jfizilakii 5521 L'i':3f5f'ff5f'L7W1' 5 C-gfvfif ,, ' - f ' wrfffp-adwaliw' fsfzff., '1 zf4 i'f?f?0b'we5w L , -A M we - Q ,Q -- -' Q - 5?YT'ffi f ' V ifff , Wg, . . V, 'mwmmf .,'y,u .. ,- z ,.,,p: V W, wfvI',1 ' in A Y .. i'l' w',, 3F a...-17?ff?Lgjg ,g ' , 1 of 1 oooo o W,f,,H , ,, ,, I ww fo ' , , Qf ff - Lis' 4 55? 'F ' .' wji4g7 ,g ',, K M ' M ,W wwf Q fs X Q xx aqkmffff Karan stuka. 3 Carlson N . R ITQ IN . -:g t , ' gust y , R A-mm---maidPRm?:5K?5bra Iqwwmmmgmm -,W-Q. .. .. , Varsity Softball 1 2 9 .Y Softball Has A Hitting Season! QW W Front row from left: Kim Devine, Tina Carmichael, Holly Sparlxe, Genelle Garcia, Monique Niggebrugge, Yolanda Chavez. Second row: Marisa Taranjo, Nellie Avila, Barbara Orem, Lesa Phelps, Chris Maas, Patricia Ballesteros, Beverly Lownsbery, Coach Lynne Stith. OPPONENT Fw Bolsa Grande Rancho Alamitos it Santiago Garden Grove La Quinta Bolsa Grande Rancho Alamitos Santiago Garden Grove La Quinta M X -,vw-Wav-sm Barbara Orem hits the ball during an after school practice I 30 J.Vf Softball Divers Talre The Plunge Seated: Gene Williams. Standing from left: Toni Cosgrove, Chris Williams, Karen Roberts, Debbie Goldade, Corrina Hansen. b- What a splash! i.f i.- Lobo Swimmers Glide In Style ,, 1' , , 7. , 'M W ut MTR 'ff QW' ' T ' f wwfu. 'Ruin he K Front row from left: Lisa Ressler, Jennifer Blackburn, Kirsten Price, Jeanne McGovern. Second row: Jill Peck, Carrie LaRue, Melissa Gagne, Amy Fischbeclx, Miro Melrata, Deanna Coleman, Hilary Ellis, Mary Layfield, Linda No, Mary Sandoval, and Laura Livingston. Third row: Monica Sandoval, Morgan Marklinger. Coach Steve Trotter E Jeanne McGovern is off to a good start. r Q K ' 1 F E'. L - ' N 3 3 1 32 Varsity Swimming Frosh Soph. Swimming Dive For Action A Q 'C Wf - 'ffhwsffwr' 'ifrywgefneawwvmwmwwm ll Front row: Valerie Burrison, Khuong Nguyen, Maria Piccardo, Mari Kodama, Kelly Patten, Kirsten Price, Jeanne McGovern, Becky Lastrapes. Second row: Heather Baldwin, Nancy Simpson, Kelly Busch, Tracy White, Armanuhi Arslanyan, Susan Pfitzer, Becky Heurman, Susanne Biggie, Tammy Coons, Sumbi Nguyen, Karen Roberts. Third row: Morgan Marklinger, Celia Gonzalez, Lisa Ressler, Debbie Bandi, Laura Livingstone, Jennifer Blackburn, Amy Fishbeclr. .-. . W mf sw 'f u A Hifi ..,- W , v .,., A v N 42 M , ,,,,,, r -f W -wi. . ,, if A A M-Wff?' J f ' W W' M0494 ww ,, Q ZW ' WM. M ' if .V ' Q , W5 We te 'L , it M is twist 4 My V,,' J, , L at U., ,gf ff' 'V ' , Susanne Biggie swims her laps. Swim team girls chat during a meet. l 'roshfSoph Swimming l 33 P pn 'U M if' ,,x 1 iw il MMM! ,M funny Badminton Smashes '-eu... Varsity, Front row from left: Mario Hernandez, Jose Armas, Martin Hetu, Ruth Assen- berg, Aileen Kambe, Lynette Commisso, MaryKate Dufield. Second row: Coach Chaoua- lit Ruktoume, Tim Hebert, Dennis Johnston, Richard Garcia, Tina LeClaire, Jacky Haworth, Karen Glinskas, Coach Carl Warrell. Not Pictured: Andy Tarango, John Bear, Suzie Gaim. . ig 'z' 'f S Aisha? , ge- vge' ' ' ,- V Q' , 'iir' ' eee es ,,o. ,-NNN X ,,,,,.,....-a--- a 5 v me ...nil Their Way To CIF Lk :LY front row from left: Eddie Enzmann, Karen Teys, Hong Ha, Lisa Neily, Ava Lim, Julie Talluto, John Gagne, Eduardo Avila. Second row: Coach Carl Warrell, Amanda Godoy, Angie Ford, Karen Glinshas, Teri Goldade, Jill Moore, Chris Gunnerson, Steve Troxel, Coach Chaoualit Ruktoume. Not Pictured: Jessica Moon, Derrick Hyatt, Brian Schiff, Bob Leonard. Tilt. LQ NNQ 7 fi, x as A. lik Opponents Cresenta Valley Buena Park Estancia Marina Bolsa Grande Rancho Alamitos Santiago Garden Grove La Quinta Bolsa Grande Westminster Rancho, Alamitos Santiago Garden Grove La Quin ta .out 1: W C41 f-mmm J.Vf Badminton 135 Girls' Track Runs Toward Finish fy or W wr Vg! , , ' .Wiz , ,IL , ' G M fu , .A , 'Q A A .V,, .Q V ,f aw .,. ' 4+'LjQjffN5, W ' 1 p W 21 1, M 1 M rr rrr 3 We? ' 136 Girls' Track wh , ' 1 Wx 1-A Line 'Ass . -.4 s , : . 1 k:kfk- .. if f x ,- X .K . lf ' I NWN 'ww Front row from left: Charry Evers, Gerry Hebbard, Wendy Minichiello, Jennifer Minichiello Second row: Tracie Henderson, Sheila Talley, Lisa Harrington, Sandy Springer, Brenda Bohan- DOH, s y v 4a,,, M. ',,. ' 1 1 , f' ., fr Aww wig, Q ,,, 4 fy Q We 3' f- '98 4 4 Varsity Lobos Enter CIF LA. OPPONENT 20 Los Alamitos , l 0 35 Magnolia B 20 l 4 Huntington Beach 55 1 4 Western 8 1 0 Bolsa Grande l 9 2 6 Rancho Alamitos 23 4 3 San tiago 2 7 35 Garden Grove 1 4 21 La Quinta 0 l 8 Valencia 7 l 4 La Habra 2 7 The l 982-83 varsity football team proved to be a dominant force in the Garden Grove League by entering CLR play for the third consecutive year in a row. This year's head coach was Dave Selph. The assistant coaches were Don Webster, Bob Chambers, Jeff Riggins, Dave Auxier, and Bob Cic- ero. 'l'T1e team spent many long and hard hours at practice everyday and it finally paid off when they beat our rival school, La Quinta, 21 to 0. The Lobos entered the Garden Grove League in a four way tie and then beat Garden Grove and Santiago. The team came out tied for first place with Rancho Alamitos at the end of league play. They had de- feated Rancho during the season and therefore were able to enter C.LI f in first place. The team unfortunately lost in the second round. Coach Selph said that the team was a bit disappointed but they couldn 't be too disappointed because it was their best record ever. l 38 Varsity Football 4 ll V ,J ' W . 5' ff is 71, I B I VA '58 if B' S tt e i X ...B j by T Q H - Esi Tray I 'Q +R V. i'i1i. y m e I Ai 9 8 - Frank Simpson Owen Shannen Sean Stewart Larry Brown Geary Cool: Mark F a us For 3rd Consecutive Year S. Reeves carries ball with finesse. Speedy dives for dashing first down. A 5' A A, an-avg M lv , VVVZVTV c Y i VV V gf n 2 : - ,, ', we l 7 ' 1l' ' 5, V '- ' ' ,. V ul ' V W, K ,',, if Q, ' Am l A U I ll L' V fi V' 1 Mark Bergthold Kelley Brandon Cliff McNeill Robert Matilla David Olsen Victor Soifua Andy Tarango Rob Polichette Varsity Football l 3 9 Lobos Conquer La Quinta I ' 'K S igae. A - -ma THQ N . 7-Lea A o , W 1 1 45 A moL.1 Xo.v Q Q - L . as fQ-' f ,f-NM L f A ,oo.. e-+ ' if Go, Webber, GO! I, o khk .. U Y -.,, , H' . . . , A . .F if W ff :,.. V P Ready . .. Set ... Go! --mm f. - L 5 A ,, , . , VVAI Vlr, W nv no s 4 A ,,:, s f to -K'1L Nekffii' K l 1 :':5 L VV A H 1 : ' e l on ' 4 '99 1 'I we qt 35 M . ,im , ,.,V i V :,, , I - . WW 'U W N gr -'ff V . X Q -.k, . ff, V 1 1. 5 -5 -' -,,- 'V :.1 V 'Af r' lf, eww - lm 41 -feo L -, ' ' f ' , Z fV-,,. stl' ' Q o Ievy I A Simpson yells, Get that ball! Brett Webber Alex Acevedo Tim Knapp W e 4, o PW at q W , o U 5 n e1', 2 ,ee,e x.- ' , V ' H K -- V' ff' 'M oll W Alelylll l l ytllj , J s W 1 l: o'l V' ' e ' Andy Shourds John Hoefnagles Robert Romero Speedy Reeves Eric Hatch Sean Olsen Eric Land I 40 Varsity Football Aztecs . . . Z1-0 if no Defense almost got it. K ff w I 've got it! gg. L AZVVA , ' 913 v gk, , 3 EY' W ff We Z' 2 'WE f .Cf Jim Haefner Vince Adams Larry Davison Hut 1, Hut 2, Hike! V in H , , HL V ,,. 2 j. i , , f L ,y N 7 V 7 V Vfzgfgi 4- D :Q 4 'Mgt M aia, V 4, gf, F 1 -n M ' m e QM f fa MW ' 'i JL A'i L ',1', V ' s k ' L' - i',w iff? 7' I, V i IIA I z,,V VVVV V y , .M ,,,, .,,,, , V V 14 , , , W I 'W J ' N 'fi H I me , 1 'I 'Q' M N Derrick Gatchet Tony Terneri Joe Leonard Robert Sims Brian Clemens Neil Morash Varsity Football I 4 1 142 JV Football Touches Down VWth 10-0 Record M ooo, e o oo i t Y .. ,M ge W T It LA? 0 T n v OPPONQYT ooo Los mamffos elinyi 40 494 lwagnolia 0 39 Western I 7 Z1 Huntington Beach 0 Z9 Huntirzgfton Beach Juniors 38 Bolsa Grande 6 48 Rancho 6 22 Santiago 1 5 40 oJcc Garden Grove A 5 asv La oumfa 4 +40 Q ,, ' w V - e -aw ' H W X ' ,.- W occo vw as ' D ' 1 f, - N Tackle Time Steve Finley takes it away for LA. They were the most outstanding and together team I have ever been associated with, stated Coach Auxier. The 1982 :LY football team had an undefeated season record and were league champs. They were extremely talented, scoring 31 3 points and allowing only 60 points. Every team member contributed to the success of the team commented Coach Auxier. They were also well disciplined, having only five ma- jor 15-yard, and six minor 5-yard penalties. This :LY team was the first football team to go undefeated in the history of Los Amigos High! E we 5 1 re 1 f Q ww, T ,A e,,, L,,V .,,,,,.,,,g, , ,HW M WW bww 7-Z: F rosh Football Tackle Second Place Front row from left: Mario Morales, Mike Lewis, Manuel Zuniga, Alex Souice, Horacio Saucedo, Norman Richee, Brian Enoka, Geoff Carter, Tony Polizzi, John Kuzmic, Mike Larsen, Bill Thompson, Joe McGinley, Eugene Strictland. Second row: Coach John Keating, Mike Gonzalez, Gary Carmichael, Brian Mackey, Felipe Varela, Sam Allen, Danny Chargualaf, Darryl F ry, Bob Lorimar, Mike Claypool, David Mazzacco, Mike Phillips, Richard Strever, John Struve, Ruben Morales, Coach Doug Mercer. Back Row: Jacob Lealiiee, Joe Keith, Mike .Mc Cormick, Danny Vaca, Chris Bonham, Joe Simpson, Vince Bonham, Jim Brandon, Kevin McMaster, Tony Napoli, Tim McNutt, Tony Aducci, Tim Henry, Steve Camp, Joe Marino. is 5 ' Oppvnenf . X gs lg iiwgrsncf an S mal ,Q ,- . .,.. We My - j 5 S ' , -, - 4 K ....,. K Q Q 53h ': e N i rf -.. W 2- ,. 5, ,... Q '- ' e W' A ss. . A iff , Lf grim S255 W 2 1 f. Q 7 new fo X 5 - 1-i Q f 1 fi ? SE 'XWYS . iii? .12 Y gk Q X Sie X ge I ' ws . :Q rg. Q A. CQ-Q .ig . Iif s we 1 gi, l gsm Min, L K X XX 353253, Hi HN Q oi we Q meg , we X A A25 ee ,X New .gs X ,..k gg S wi Hi, K X X es: X :Q M X We ei ee we X 35? Q Sf N Q me i wvsx ff Y . .. X- as g 1, 1 -- I- gQgX5xzlS22E?5.:ie,T ef. .W ' -s -j,sggg1+1f:Q, is '- 'j vg'li?k- A r '-+::,:- fQT??gSii?5' ' :ii'?fE-fi L x A ' -. . :?:HP5'f5liXe1:f'S5-il fxl--3s23:?1?TZ51Q5: T.i9f3ii1ff , MX5..53Iff:. f5Xf- - i:ff9T'i5XE?QS?ifPl5Tf5?5lif1 kfififleiex :ZiER535555 f:' -5-52321 -f 5415-.91 ' ' if-'I-B553 kgvififlikii'-Lf':.sf Q155'-375kial5f55?l55f:IL-f. f--si?iS!'f N359 -I. 5- X. :ifiiijiee EiQ1E3EES,'I,iL-:Q QMS.. .. gig .X po ig-be f eff fPa.f4z.s Q :mi eaieffss-.fwyif--t,.L:4.-me-1 .o,.. Q ,i ,gg.f7QsQgW.y,..N.is .V xr -- ff fe.: T I1-w X fxfi A! -. -i 'fxI1.'5U',1q,,:- f-so ,. ms, .: -,X ws..-Q Hx.-MX MA. ..l,. . - -2 2:15, - as f- ' ' o :sire-sg, - Q1 1 - K 7 -1 --..- P ,gp !35i'9fs1.fI:Sr'li7:55: A M ,,X.., oo. .. WY Freshmen Football l 4 3 Varsity Fish Stirs Waves VWth LA OPPONENT 8 Walnut , I6 I2 Sante . , 1.4 4,4 vallqy P plz v A vi A 8 H16 , ' Upland 7 Y Esperanza 9 14 Santa Fe 5 15 Indio 5 .ll . '?m,, jj I I ..,L,,k In fr ,L , 7 P' 15 6 San Clexnante 9 24 g Bolsa I2 , 3 River 8idePe1y- , . -8 P -:V .4 Wlia Parkgg. V7,' A . A 3 V ,h 'fll IuvQn,inM g eat ' ' ,S Viejo' Q 7 15' Garden Grove 8 LE' p19 e P . 112 V,':, . ill M79 9 La Puente 8 6 Servite 13 The varsity waterpolo team, led by Coaches Mike Schiesel and John Bowman, accomplished another league title. For the past seven consecutive years, the Lobos have dominated the Garden Grove League in waterpolo by earning first place, this year being undefeated. For the first time in Los Amigos history the team fought their way to compete in the 2A CIF' Finals at Belmont Shore in Long Beach. 'Ifhey worked hard in the first round of CH' and defeated Los Altos. In the second round the team proved that they had confidence by defeating La Serna. In the quarter finals at Santa Ana Col- lege, the Lobos kept their momentum with a victory over San Marino. Then the team was faced with La Puente in the semifinals. It was a tough battle but the players dis- played their determination by advancing to the finals. It was then the team discov- ered that hard practices sure paid off after all. In the final CH' game, the team put up a strong fight but lost to Servite with a score of 6-l 3. The players were given individual awards at the banquet on Dec. 7 th. Most Valuable Player Award was given to John Patten: Captains Awards went to Dave Cook and Mike Stanbridgey Most Dedicated Player was Tim Deshong: and Most Improved Player was George Perez. l 44 Varsity Waterpolo .aw Mike Stanbridge sure looks like heb ready for anything. Dave Cook desperately searches for teammate. 7th Consecutive League Title AQ: ,M ! . . ,.,. 1 4 44 ,aff fffw- ' Y 'f , an fa .W W I ' M ' M5,,.,.N, f - W' iw W ,Asa M W ,,,,, A W f ,Q ' JM-'Z' , , ,,,, M VW My John Patten is on the move for victory. A L 6 s. Q Hang in there guys, the game will be over in a couple of minutes. Craig Arnett Steve Arnett Dave Cook Andy Marino Tim Deshong Andy Douglas Sean Ere-nstoft Jim .Fox u 'SDF t , . E- . f ,N Chris Marino Paul Novak John Patten George Perez ,- 3 W' Rob Houlahan Eric Keller Sil Perrella Mike Stanbridge Varsity Waterpolo l 45 Fresh Soph H20 Polo Front row from left: David Griffith, Steve Lacy, Shaun Martin, Scott Davison, Jason Bryan, Jesse Lujano, Peter Garcia, Maurice Torres, Dien Nguyen. Second row: Mike Wigler, Jae Choi, Ray Blake, Dan Murphy, Andy Marino, Craig Arnett, Andy Douglas, Sean Erenstoft, Craig Odoleclri, Chris Garcia, Mike Nash, Rob Houlahan, Coach Bowman. LA. Opponent 4 Fountain Valley 7 2 v Capistrano Valley 13 f Q ,.--, -h,, Qfyl , EI as l 119 3 4 14 ,131 it S l,,lv,,,, 12 lies f S' ,CMS 1 gs 6 8 D 4 , 8 .Riverside Poly 7 Villa Park lg s 7 5 La Quinta D S 4 5 7 2 Mission Viejo 8 Garden Grove I 3 Los Altos 5' Steve Lacy all and Scott Davison focus on next move. l 46' FXS Waterpolo Triumphs s League Champs Mike Nash attempts to score a goal. Goalie Shaun Martin? grim look of determi- nation. . .f,-' ., , in , W Craig Odoleclxi Craig Arnett, most valuable player, in action. FXS Waterpolo 1 47 Sergio L.A. OPPONENT 3 7 Bolsa 2 l 42 Rancho T h b 45 2 0 2 0 Santiago 3 5 42 Garden Grove 1 9 2 3 La Quin ta 32 Varsity boys' cross country pre- pared for a hard season by run- ning long hours during the sum- mer trying to improve themselves. Their hard work and determina- tion gave them a fourth place in league with two wins and three losses. The team placed 3rd in the Buena Park Invitational. Randy Tarango placed 6th in the Milli- kan Invitational and 5th IJV2 at the Orange County Champion- ships. Sergio O'Cadiz placed 2nd at the Millikan and Buena Park Invitationals, and this was his first year all-league. The team consisted of one senior, six ju- niors, and one freshman. Boys' Cross Country .Q , , ,, .H,4..,., ,, 4wwf1.W.....t., , , Mau if umm- 2 Q.. f , W MW, ,www Mike Pacheco leading the pack. Just iyou and me kid. , K ': .' .-. : .. - ,, O'Cadiz Gary Kribs Randy Tarango Mike Pacheco Robert Seiderl Shawn Mike Gonzales Greg Orchard l 48 Varsity Cross Country 2 McDowell Tied For Third In League Sw fi? 1? iii? A3935 Mike Pacheco Sergio O'Cadiz Shawn McDowell ew. ,J v' , 5 if - .S Y. Head coach Ed Aguilar Assistant coach James Castle Varsity Cross Country I 49 J V Cross Country Places 4th In -eww K' Coach Ed Aguilar 150 :IVY Cross Country fz' 3 League it Front row, from left: Scott Mackay and Kenny Boss. Second row: Wes Nishiyama, Jimmy Cabrera, and Steve Young. sn ,Q xi z Ng? KS f wiv H Z 51 V, of it . 3? . . k 4. x . gf .Z 5 ,w,s.v, l , ,, m1vsf - - Wesley moves onward. K Boes races ahead. .Vi Soccer Ends VWth Short Season ry , f JV coach Charlie Cole LA OPPONENT I Westminster 2 5 Fountain Valley 3 1 Bolsa Grande 0 1 Rancho Alamitos 0 Santiago Forfei t 1 Garden Grove 3 0 La Quinta 3 1 Rancho Alamitos I Bolsa Grande F orfei t San tiago F orfei t Front row from left: Mike Schiff, Teddy Sanchez, Eddy Enzmann, Moses Plascencia. Second row: Coach Charlie Cole, Armando Perez, Alex Urrutia, Derek Hyatt, Joe McGinley. The dog on the ball, 'Roclxyn J.Y Soccer 1 51 Varsity Soccer Struggles To The Los Amigos varsity soccer team started its pre-season play very impressively. The competition got tougher nevertheless, and the team did manage to tie many of their games in league. However, the season was cut short due to the numerous prob- lems that arose. Simone Knapp was this years new coach for the varsity soccer team. ,, fm John Bier Mario Hernandez Vinh Pham Felipe Placencia 1 5 2 Varsity Soccer .Perry Koster Man uel Rivera Gary Kribs attempts to score a goal. I' Gary Kribs Dan Samanie Uvercome Obstacles Varsity Soccer LA r G Gr OPP Pre-season N I K h Q- 1 Corona Mar G G3 Leaslssfe G 0 Bolsa Graiiiie G 2 G . 4 fl 2 Rancho Afgxnztos 2 San G 2 3 Garden Grove 2 0 La Quinta 4 4 Bolsa Grande 4 I Rancho Alamitos 3 G or 2 Ze G Santiago 5 0 Garden Grove 4 Lobos get together to relax at last. M3 Q! -an EE km V . ,Q n y y y , t A ' f 1 n Watch out! L.A. is ready to fight back. A referees job is never done. Varsity Soccer 1 53 ff' Varsity Basketball Aims And 'S A... Slam Dunk! l 54 Varsity Basketball V av S ,W 5 f i ' .ss if -QT ,. , E. x -, w we ,. 4 359' T-'ez a s if . , . ...QA .5 -Q., fy - .. - . .f,. . :,.:-Q5-1 . Kkkk ' 4 f, i ik siii Keith Coffman Steve Hutson - f gig? We're a young team with five re- turning players, stated Coach Gene Sutherland of the 1 983 boys' varsity basketball team. This year's five starting players were Mark Pom peo, Frank Simpson, Scott McMullan, Steve Struckmeyer, and Steve Hut- son. Keith Coffman, Cleveland Jones, Robert Loomans, Shawn Shourds, Andy Tarango, and Tim Meagher also contributed to the success of the team. The varsity bas- ketball team had a record of 4-8 in non-league and 6-4 in league. They placed third in league. Coach Suth- erland continued to say, 'T am very proud of my team and they have done a good job. Cleveland Jones Robert Joe Leonard Loomans . Shoots For A Place In CIF , n 4' Steve Hutson aims for free-throw against Santiago. Shoot . . . --.-..........,. 1121 'iliiillf 11.5. oo-a iff or - i a o 1o Opponent 70 ml Bolsa Grande M 63 72 Santiago S S it 7 77 w 546 J'o 5 Garden Grove ho,b e . 53 66 S La Quinta 7 7 81 I 93 h Bolsa Qrandq Qlh 67 I' 97 5 1 ' 7 79 73 Santiago 68 Garden Grove ' 59 La Quinta -.-Q Mark Pompeo Shawn Shourds Steve Struckmeyer J-'li' dw U 3? fi K 'qw ' ,,', My ' f' Frank Simpson Andy Tarango Scott McMul1an Tim Meagher Varsity Basketball 1 55 L.A. OPPONENT 6 6 Bolsa Grande 4 8 78 Rancho Alamitos 4 5 5 4 Santiago 35 4 6 Garden Grove 4 8 4 8 La Quin ta 62 7 7 Bolsa Grande 4 9 73 Rancho Alamitos 4 5 53 Santiago 39 6 6 Garden Grove 4 4 7 4 La Quin ta 5 6 . V1 Basketball, ax llo g innl i A 'sul 7 A W J' f,fk 1 I V V , f ..ff 4 ' he ' f, ,kwiiwvbm ' 'A r,rf 7, ri , My M3 W1wQsAz1,w,IWff A M I , 2 4 4, ' Qvwnwmwam iw ,J ' '-'-'- 'H H ' e Mfvwhwwvw:'Wx', A 1, , - A VV,l 7, 7 51 ,A 3 Ou, , 4 ggi, A A 1 at 6. 5 lg .31',. ,V I 56 :L Y Basketball .E1 U41 1 ' f ,as I , ','-' w w--.f , fe '53 Ry ' E ? Iineeling: Coach Mike Anderson. Second row from left: Robert Calabuig, Sergio O'Cadiz, Mike Olmstead, Derrick Gachett, Sheldon Henderson, Clyde Dennis, Tim Malroutz, Steve Trammell and Andy Shourds. 17-3 For Season . ' 5 ,,....w 52 1 I 3,--DQ - A Mm cl VT Basketball I 5 7 Soph Basketball Hnishes lst In League X ' ' Q 1 1 . 5 , K :5 A j . iff 5 5 ' y n ,. A ' ' 5, M A' W guy ...e e e e W New as . 7 . .9 . --.'-- , First row from left: Chuck Grandison, Mike Madrid, Coach Famous Hooks, Mike Clodfelter, Chang Park. Second row: Jeff Kenin Tom Semanie, Taek Han, Vince Licata, Joel Pearson, Iupeli Maneafaiga, Eric Cortez, Eric Keller, Chris Williams, Scott Sulfoup David Atencio, Albert Moreno, Wes Lang, Raul Guidi. LA 5 7 slls Qpponent 4 9 J Villa .Park 5 7 A 44 59 Laguna Beach 42 55 Anaheim 33 6 l Dana Hills 35 5 6 . San Clemente x 38 65 Huntington Beach 73 5 7 5 El Toro 50 83 Valencia 65 7 3 Bolsa Grande 52 61 Rancho Alamitos 3 7 5 0 Santiago 3 8 55 Garden Grove 42 50 La Quinta 47 50 Bolsa Grande 4 9 78 Rancho Alamitos 5 1 5 6 San tiago 3 4 7 4 Garden Grove 4 1 5 3 La Quin ta 3 7 I 58 Soph Basketball fimdifkwkadkdlflnhiwslstln League lee S 1 mg I . 5. -- , 1 . . New wg-.4t.:vH',p Front row from left: Manager Derrick McDonald, Coach John Keating, Manager Mike Altamarino. Second row: Geoff Carter, Chris Bonham, Bill Thompson, David Pell, Mike McCormick, David Pacheco, Vince Bonham, Kevin McMaster, Jim Brandon, Dan Delara, John Kuzmic, T? Thomas, Tuan Doan. if -J 3? , ,, .-sf' ...www Kevin McMaster f 4 42 up for two! John Kuzmic Opponent Villa Park 24 Laguna Beach 4 4 San Clemente t 35, Estancia ' 313 a l 4 Irvine 33 ' Anaheim 35 San Clemente F' 4? Huntington Beach 38 Dana Hills, 44 Valencia .a-' ,ya 43 Bolsa Grande 42 Rancho Alamitos 33 Santiago 4 4 7 Garden Grove 3 4 La Quinta 2 6 Bolsa Grande 50 Rancho Alamitos 36 Santiago 4 7 Garden Grove 46 La Quinta 4 6 Frosh Basketball l 5 9 3. Varsity aseball Begins '83 wwf Q kt 5 I Sk F Rudy Andy Shourds warms up before going up to ba Beltran ready for offense. 1 if 5 441 fig 12. 'X .:. 5 X f ,, M K AX, . JS. x 3545 iw ,K . vi fr z Q if-1, iz , aa :Q '31 in xfpicy , 3 Y 5. lg W , , 51, 17 t. Longo Garcia rushes back to the dugout to get if ' 1 f P i w 4 V , , W X, - ,ggi gf l , we H , T A 1 J gi ..-W Vt I M., ,,, . Mgt, , , u, of A if ' . 1' , ff, fl' I ' 1 -AJ' ' V . V H2214 - V , V, I Q' Q 4 I A A' gk, 24 Ziyi M ,F . f'.L-We-'i V 1 - l QW Lai ' wmv 1 ' e 1 :M H A f' f gf , 'V J I 'L' 3, , X W iw.,,f1w 'Mui -:,:n,..,f ' K ,, 'ft A 5 it RL . , ,r s y f 1 N. ' ' B '. I lr' Terry Longo Mickey Mike Greg Robbie Robert Defratus Garcia Luclxham Maguire Pa ulino .Polich et ti Romero Q we 1 jw2'v.i ,tft ' 'pf . ' R' 2' 'H f ,fligffff 1 I -ff fm -, ji gig,- 432 - ,f..,i,,ft .V 'L ,maze 'fU,ff,:-312 M-'f .ff-left l- K' f sky, fiflxf , '. 'Q , ' 'ff 3 uf ? 5 fffklj, fif' -Sf , Q A V 5,5 1, 5. f f -Q 1 53 ffl , , , if 5, ,.3,,,,w-f F4 x M, 1,1 mia I s 'Ziff' ,L We ff ' fag' 1 we l ff J , .W W 5' it Iilfref, x AA Q A .V .3 :nam-:-f' -' ,. re- ' 'ul' x f Mi' Rob Andy Rusoff Shourds l 60 Varsity Baseball Shawn Bobby Scott Steve Shourds Sims So ulru p Trammell Brett Webber .mar Q.. ,,-, ... A 1 K b ta .Q..,,,, ,i Isl :Q R Q is ak K as It , U Q X W x , H, 5' :P ,Qian eason VWth Sprung Showers Oppon em Viejo S . W S ' Garderfffarove La Quinfgo. S , :V Bolsa Grande Tournament Bolsa Grande Bolsa Grande Ran cha , :oA , o V G Rancho' 'S Santiago Santiago Garden Grove Garden Grove La Quinta -time 'WY ' :.v , , , . f ,, S x pw . Q .,. El--. A 15 M x Q as x,, Q V yt rv- ,I-,,,Q-nr-'h0'l'l9-M , 5 fe-will -' qw: ssl- fx' Varsity Baseball l 61 .VY 8 Frosh Soph Baseball 6 7 It 39110 M Front row from left: Robbie Boes, Mike Madrid, Jeff Hauclr, David Fenner. Second ro Robby Soulrup, Ralph Ramirez, Darren Grudt. Not pictured: Mike Anderson, coach. Due to early spring rains our pho- tographers could not schedule pic- tures for :LY baseball because too many games were cancelled. Our apologies - the editors. l 62 :LY Baseball w: Rod Snidgal, Jeff Holly, Scott Gilmore Opponent Mission Viejo La Habra Woodbridge La Habra Lynwood Bolsa Newport Beach Rancho Santiago Garden Grove La Quinta Bolsa Bolsa Rancho Rancho Santiago Santiago Garden Grove Garden Grove La Quinta La Quinta Slide Through Wet Season S YMN Front row from left: Joe McGinley, Horatio Saucedo, Eddie Clay, Billy Thompson. Second row: Tim Henry. Tim McNutt, Jerry Sebraslxy, Kenny Hansen, Bart Mitchell, John Kuzmic, John Hernandez. Third row: Coach Devin Shockley, Dave Smith, Brian Mackey, Tony Adducci, Greg Sullivan, Zahid Nazarzai. David Pacheco, Chris Arzate, Randy Meyers, Coach Mike Gomez. Opponent Mission Viejo Lynwood Fullerton Orange Fullerton Bolsa Newport Beach Rancho Santiago Garden Grove La Quinta Bolsa Bolsa Rancho Rancho Santiago Santiago Garden Grove Garden Grove La Quinta La Quinta Due to the cancellation of many early season games because of the spring rains, our photographers were unable to get candid photos for the boolr. Our apologies - the editors. F1-oshfSoph Baseball l 63 Varsity Tennis Enjoys P ' Q1 F ! , Front row from left: Mark Westmoreland, Dairen Shelton, Cuong Nguyen, Thong Tran, Quang Phan. Second row: Coach Hal Roberts, Keith Coffman, Raul Guidi, Viet Pham, Ted Ryu, Mike Olmstead, and Coach Bo Betz. Not pictured, David Pratt. Agon y of defea t. Awsmashin g Season 4, ' ......-f new W. M' W,- . , 4fa......,.q:7YI. V , new , I '?,,,.Ww'-q,'f,'f f'1v f ',,...-f-I f 'M' . , Q I 1 Q in S 3 A Q I Q .-1 ...ni Viet Pham just served another ace. Quang Phan prepares to receive a serve. Benefits of tennis. Watching? . , 532 i fy X the serve 1 1: K X--' if' -155551-Qflffffi-+s, sa. QS ' I: : Varsity Tennis I 65 J V Tennis Rallies 1 66 JV Tennis I , fl F S if i ii N V ' V V 1 J , ,'2ffef:z1r'1F'f' 1' . -' - MW' W, ,,,, ,E :41 ,i1g,, Bill Van Herpenb powerful forehand. Varsity player Raul Guidi gets ready to serve. Scott Ha perfects serve. Thro ugh Competition Front row from left: Andy Evans, Scott Ha, Craig Burney, Philip Garcia. Second row: Coach Bo Betz, John Miner, Bill Van Herpen, Fred Williams, Charles Orchard Esq., and Coach Hal Roberts. ,ff ,, Ao,,, A JV Tennis 167 Boys Swimming Makes A Big Front row from left: Andy Marino, Dave Cook, Sean Erenstoft, Craig Arnett. Second row: Rob Houlahan, Andy Douglas, Jai Choi, Paul Novak, Ian Pojezney. f . ,,.-f-'A ' we - fi-.L' . Jr' f1H3Ff'd',f?'kf we- fu, + . . s v,-me we-rf 1-v'3.v ' . ' ..-- fffxzade f ' 3 , ..- ,f -x Hx i .ffiwxff + we K f 1 Qi 'A' ' 1 W 4? .figigsfygxg ' fi Q 5 A X, m fs ' li E, , . ,,Sil I we Q -- 'L. 7 X -Ji' V ,ik .,.'! .fV'i1,xvx , is 'Q K J 3 . A X - ff ' Ag., - .ii .v .X ff 1 K . t M f' -5--N 4 .5 7 w -4 . QF T R ani' if A 5 i?'3 f - f e is M if -- A,, swat f'.Af5s2ffwf. +A Andy Marino swims his fastest. 1 68 Varsity Swimming uwnu.. M 44.4 icmufumuwasmui QW aim M w:o.'e 4 r 4 f 1 new :menu nwnum to Jay Stanbridge takes a breather while swimming free style. Splash At 6:00 A.M. -..-...-..-4 Q-..-.Q x 'ii 5 , I fwsk H. Sm Lf' .. ' . , un 3 af Lobos swimmer jumps into the water. 'VY' 5 ,I Practices C :mmnw,mW,,-a- f 4 1, iv 'F ,M W... - , , ' W5 ' . . W 1f.f - Z, ,r W. V 17+ M, V ,gg 1 wg 4.2, 3 A Kim I r- . 4 I J , , fs--2 41' -N. ':. s fl ' ,Uh-...,.. .1 ...,, ,. ,, , ',- V... q ,W W ' V, , ,- Ugg .-,J--I - h,.,..',.-my -A-. W, .,f.-1 ,, ,, V mils , ,AA A-W W ,,, w H h - H' Q ...ff W' :-ww ifwfvtv' ,u. H '- V xq, , ,,, Ra: 'W Coach John Bowman. Ian Pojezney swims the butterfly. Varsity Swimming 1 69 Boys' rl V1 Swimmers L T - - V - - LL-- - ,L.. 5 gk www... wg K K i ii Q is , 5 f, ., . mw,v,..,,w I . - - -. - 1 -'riffs-,HM . . ' .-.. I .. Q: A Q M i mmLmWAX . ,m.A YE? fl o ,W - . 9 ,,, ' fr I s i Q un-m,,,,S WW: Front row from left: Mark Davis, Jai Choi, Peter Garcia, Sean Erenstoft, Maurice Torres, Jason Bryan, Rob Haulahan. Second row: Dan Murphy, Ed Travaot, Steve Young, Craig Odolecki, Andy Douglas, Mike Wigler, Andy Marino, Craig Arnett. fmw0yM,,,W,,W School of fish. 1 70 JY Swimming 'S ' i I ,A ,V ff aviga te Through Wa ters Sophomore Craig Arnett demonstrates his backstrokes. ew, o f ff, file. 'gf-we , ' 'Lf-M414 f T-Y nz' ff ,, 6 W , ,K M n..-o V1.3 .4-wr, ' W as y L W Mr Craig Odolecki finishes flip turn. Peter Garcia shows breathing technique. J.Vf Swimming I 71 Keating Coaches Perfect X f , k'f rr - ' ' ' aw-vm J, , Q- ,ie Okay guys and gal: this is how its done. ag e Q i WE? AVAALA . 3 Neal Mitsueda Mark Pompeo 6 K mg ,L L L,- A 611 i... Mike Bale Neal Morash Vince Rivera Jim O 'Connell Mike Seider l 72 Varsity Golf Tim Meagher Coach Webster Go for it Neal. Putters And Devastating Drivers . ,ff Q: 1 ug , . f 172 . QA' y ' 1,-' , z ' if 'K . L' A f Q., 5wfs'6fq 45.,wg,5w ., M4 B' I 'Qs -2 f '- 1 uf M aff . , 4' M tg ' f 1 3 f s A 'Q My V M 1 M . Z if' Av Q ,ef f I V' Wm , I x ,Arr N Y QW' ,W g if Q , :L ll from left: Bill Gyor, Neal Mitsuecla, Paula Gomez, Tj' Thomas, Shonne Glatte, David Pell. Coach John Kea ting ww, '+-we ,, gy V ,,,,, - awgyqaf W 49 ,, fwmygjg ' , Paula Gomez driving for par. Mike Bale putts for birdie. Shonne Glatte and Coach Keating dis- cussing grip holds. J.Vf Golf 173 1: ' 1Y351:55f9Zf'zf'1,3e1a ' ,,, , awk., Varsity Track Takes Ist In 3 ,A th' fn T Q, mf Y fam :va fi, as ww sz ia, wQWe.amvze,v5wwn- .YW wsffkgifwfv f fm .Y Q, .M was Wanda ff, V V , T T, :gif , qW,,.y f 7' , , , LWM vi Quynh Bui vaulting. 1 74 Varsity Track h ' W tial? Qgtygff ,A , W gf f,fra.a3ufW f ff Y The sun sets as Speedy Reeves runs the last three of the day. Division At Santa Ana Relays , in-H FRONT ROW FROM LEFIE KEVIN BREWER, ERIC HATCH OUYNH BUL SECOND ROIM OWEN SHANNEM CLIFF MCNEILL, KELLEY BRANDOM DAVID OLSEN NOT PICTURED: I 5 MEMBERS AND TWO COACHES. 56,34 A 'Z fi 2 5 Sergio Oladiz passes the baton to Kelley Brandon for a win. Varsity Track 1 75 Boys' JV Make Tracks V - Front row from left: Manual Zuniga, Greg Orchard, Jim Cabrera, Norman Richee, Bob Noland, Rich Strever, Robert Rust, Wes Nishiyama. Second row: William Harold, Jim Andrews, Stephen Finley, Dennis Atencia, Jeff York, Iupeli Maneafaiga, David Atencio, Mike Larsen, John Mackey. at .uw 1 76 J.Vf Track W , Q J... We 'ff a M ' s e..,i. . QE Ig' . I 4li6FQ?' was ,A W sf as wif +V ,. an 4 ,QQ ' x, HV' af ,YM Juniors 4 i 5 2 ! Monique 5-U Qi, +5 ...xxx , .., o 5, 59 o 2 w 2 ......... Q I 78 Juniors if 'Li' 5 ,FQ 'f 2 1 Q ig Q ,fi ff- 'fM y 49 MWA il 4- E 5 1 'Q' 32 X o Q2 f 2 ' E 1 'V ' 'Treasurer Lil QQ 5 ,Hs V 3 A, 5 . 27? ff, f.'f. 1 R -W, ' Q W 7 5 'ff if '52 fi i 1 mv 2449 if ,,,, ,Ls Mg, we ,, ,X , ,Z 4.-V J... A E , A 7. 5 g 4 , , L ' ' x ' A nj f M n Q oleto A A A , 1 A A z f 1.9-1 ' . f ,i x I ,. nun Maw md cf ora A ' . ooor A , , VV: y o , ,,VV 5 m y -, A B . eoinn .A , or ,. 3 vf 5 3 13 A New ' lv lllrg ' f fwv ia , ,M ,f S I '41 rr , 1 ,, Q J fl ,Af , A,,' f, av 17. Aaker, Laurie Abrams, Cindy Acevedo, Lisa Adams, Vince Akins, Tina Allen, Veronica Anderson, Colin Angel, Monica Annes, Jose Arnett, Steve Arvizu, Gene Atencio, Maryann Aw, Pay Avila, Eduardo Bandi, Hugo Barnett, Jill Barry, Iiristen Bautista, Annie Baxter, Mark Bennett, Jim Black, Pat Bow, Robbie Boone, Cary Bracamontes, Jill Bright, Billie Brunst, Richard Bryan, April Bui, Hang Bui, Ouynl-l Burgess, Steve Juniors 1 79 Calabuig, Robert Capuano, Todd Chambers, Shawn Charbonnea u, Jeff Chavez, Susan Chen, James Cindrich, .Kristi Clemens, Brian Cliff, Linda Clyborn, Susan Coffman, Keith Coleman, Deanna Collins, Jill Contreras, Joe Cooper, Karol Coutter, Robert Craft, Donna Crawford, Alana Crossett, Wendy Cullinan, lVIilre Delaney, Colleen Demeulle, Angie DeSl1ong, Tim Devine, Kim Devoll, Steve Dhillom, Lal l 80 Juniors K -- 'mv 1. XS an ,ails-. . f .-1.-:qw-E. :r ,Mag .jzgifs : f 'R X F E if Q X1 Keller, Gallagher Z- Time f -- Q -' fefffiw S ,A at 'Y2lf:-5,-ff ff K ' i if f seee Q 1 f fi it GK ' K gigs S S N Q.:1wg:q,ggqg.s, .f- . - :PLS Q wx --ei X SSR X gf N .- .. ig fs xx XQ- 5 I if xx we 33 fl' A , S Y' I -F f Spirit Week frolics. 5 5 X Q if , . 3 X ge X Q 1 Qi, X N, 1, L - - -vii ,A Prince And Princess ! K il F f N ff f X J f w 2 . ,Q-Q at is awe xii Q - 5 . N - 'fs QF? 1 f E Q .M K IS .. N at , Q ow N 5 X , X N R ' - bf ::: ::3, - 'si- X Y' X X e i! , 1 . -6' - Fei D. . , Q K K L. . .W . ,jxf , ..:,. 4 . fs: . ' f-' 4 if- Ta A Q .. ,. , . f x f s T5 -S is 1' - r - , 1 - Q ' K - --f ,Q r 'N 'K 4, Sa xy .. i.. .-,, . k- 5 X 5 F , ,- ' : Q if -X f -X I ' ' .. Q K . ' 4 :sw U S -,V e -' 1 .. - -- sb - .Nh ,:. K ,. sm- so Dominguez, Luis Dorsett, William Duong, Loan Ellis, Hilary Escamilla, Jewelie Escobar, Paul Espinoza, Valjean Evers, Charly F aus, Mark Finley, Sonja F isher, Jill Fleischman, Dan Ford, Angie F oral, Ann Fowler, Quinn Fox, James F rietez, Edmund Gallagher, Carie Galrn, Donna Garcia, Genelle Garcia, Guillermina Garcia, Longo Gardner, Jim Garofalo, Randy Gavet, Pat Gaylord, Ken Juniors 8 Genovese, llfichele Getty, Teresa Gilbert, Stacey Gillette, Christopher Glazener, Mike Glinslras, Karen Goldade, Terrie Gomez, Maria Gonzales. Louann Gonzales, Mike Gonzales, Ray Grady, Beth Greene, Maria Greene, Roland Gregor, Coleen Griffith, Doug Griffiths, 'I'im Haas, Stacy Haefner, Jim Hall, MaxyBeth Halverson, Kristi flang, An Hansen, Chris Herring-ton, Lisa l 82 Juniors Juniors Work Uvertime For ww ' , 1? 2 'S .,- M., 5 24 f , ,W . ,, 2 ., Ki' 92 V ,- V 443 -V ,,- ,V vc- ':.. , , ,W Qgyk A ,ggi 41' X 4 q-zv'.Q2fVs2zzfffVVi- fe W , yi , 1 1 M fig , ,ga Y Q 1 5 X ff 'N ' V, Q' 'JW 'mf f' 277 nf 5 ' ,'Jf,f:UY ' f V' L' -'V Z 2- ,.,, ' J ' ,, ,, ,, 'A 'V T 'f7 V Q K Z -X ' , vi 1 V V y w ,V J J V JJ QV vi z- 1 , Vi, 3 s 2eVJJ,,fJ 'V f,4,,w,A5' ' I f Vp g,,w,Vgu , - V V V ff g J ,...V ' JJ - 'AV Jw V1 - V J , V , - , 'X 1 V Ak 2 1 V J , JJ M, A ,5VViVff,VV!5 : V H , , afig h w fw ,VV ,ffV1Vaaf- 12:21 MLW .ii H ' J -1 4 f W G J J J - V' '4 ' - W . ,fur 'Hi 3' V 3 ' ' ffif? We J J V, ' I W VJJJ ,V, HL, f l ' 'V Q lt-ll ' Shelly Woods, Cindy Abraxns, and Jill Barnett Haslinger, Kelly Hawks, Steve Hehn, Nfike Honxy, Goorye Hernandez, Johnny Hernandez. Mario Hernandez, Rudy Hoefnagles. John Hoelderlin, Peggy HoUey, Jeff Holmborg, Jaan Holstein, Ron Hong, .Dy Hudson, Misti Huisman, Brenda Hutson, Steve Huynh, Anh Hyland, Pat Juniors l 83 Jacobs, Steve Jean, Kathy Johns, Maxy Johnston, Owen Juarez, Suzy Kambe, Ailene Keller, Richard Ifim, Charlie Kish, Caroline Kribs, Gary Kulzer, Carlyn Kwik, Eric Land, Eric Leanos, Ramona Lechner, Cindy LeClair, Tina La, Ai Loc, Rhonda Lee, Vang Leibow, Lisa Leonard, Bob Long, Thomas Lovvorn, Charisse i Lowe, John Lumm us, Robert Mackey, Heather Madrid, Shelly I 84 Juniors Costa Mesa Country lub aw 4, J J ,, ff J ,, , an W, .- A 4 f f. 4 x Y 4 f , ,. , MM lx , iv fe' '35 f fr 'T think I found E.'l1 Wi f Site Of Z-83 Jr. Sr. Prom Ma. 4 5 rf M by W4 gg 75, W uf' - , A x 1 , 8 if . A, 'V 3 K , , ,. 5,,. S F, v Q I f Q? ...c Z fm i f ' 5' 2 . I , 351' , ,h,:, i:,,,,,,V .f N RN 1 7 ' My is ' 'S is -- L if : fis h k V j Xflfwffk-...www e ' 5 I . .1 Q, , ' 5 . 5 Q X . ., X , D 'Q , A ga, W L A '- ' ff V' A ' - N L i f S . ,, . V 1- 3 ' :-:Q Ni K . We 1,5 - , 'f Q -2 eed - - K- Ame. . -M , ' ' A A f ', p, is 1 ' . ' ' JH., ' z 'N V' 'B V W 79 M ' f we . V- f 'i 1 , f 1, Q! 1' ww Q as li M in W , , . uw, A 7 I .1 A k' . H+ 4 5 A 3' Madrigal, Francisco Magana, Anna Magar, Denise Mai, True Malroutz, Tim Maldonado, Sonia Martin, Louis Martinez, Kenny Martinez, Larry Mass, Chris Mattero, Denise Mauro, Eddie Mazzocco, Maria McDaniel, Doug McGovern, Sherxy Mclfissack, Scott McNay, Mark McNeill, Trish McWilliams, Steve Medellin, Abel Melgoza, Linda Mendez, Enrique Mendivil, Dalila Mezvcado, Angel Meyer, Dean llfigdal, Amy Juniors I 8 5 Miles, Philip .Mi1ford, like llfinichiello, Wendy Minik, Tracy Minjares, Roseanne Mi tsueda, Neal Molina, lwartin Mondragon, Anthony Moore, Jill Moreno. Jess Muniz, Darlene Murphy, Tom Na. Sung Nabors. Bob Nation, Chris Neily, Lisa Nelson, Jeff Nguyen, Huy Nguyen, Kim N91-l.Y9n, Lil Nguyen, Tue Nihipali, Alvina No, Linda Novak, Paul Novella, Steve Nunn. Kathy 1 86 Juniors i W. Q , .,, g I N ,A K iw Hgg. - , , x, v ,L hares 2 as fi S is v x 1 I A A Nz. . Q Q ., ..XX. .N .... , 3 X ,, . L., - , :wif -.Q we-M .., . , ..,: I . 5 Sa QQ , Q Q1 5 Q X SN - - K-ag. ., ,,gz .,,5 ' .' '-: : . ..,,, A Lobos Of '84 Led B ,FN as 3 Y X x N K N X bi 1, XR X A L ,sw X. , X XXX We JQ ggi ..: f x 9: ll ga.-zz' . - - - 130-eg - , 3 I X X f QE? We 5 1- :gi mfgsvfz fy, p- X X s V 1 .f , . wie. S gif 3 6 Q3 S R fx' 1 ' 5 -L we X s Lfiiii A .ESA .Mix .xll Ad v1sor Bob Chambers QL, SEER?-Qfiezgg Lew. Q . .. L 5 A W I Jr ,. ,,.: F 2 '. .Wg W- -,.-. e - i L 'S 5 SU L . -A 5- Yi be it Styx x lk if .r -is L 5 L L f -I fi-L Lg sz.. ' 'f . ,... -' ...L gi H. ,.,., is 5 if we X is Rv is ix . S 'Y xx 5 Y 'Z A FE L . L LL X h L, Q4 N R Q ze IX Ev 4 Xb. L . af N . 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Ismael Richee, JaCeta Rickard, 'I'im Risbeclx, Karla Rivera Vince Rocha, Joe Rodriguez, Patricia Rojelx, Jennifer Rusoff, Robert Russell, Rick Rust, WHlliam Ryu, Teddy Sacco, Vicky Salcedo, Veronica Seider, Robert Shilling. Bill Shourds, Andy Sieverson, Kathie Silveroli, Terry Y ' wg-+ 1' we New 'Q X xqs , E., X W , r Y X Y xx K if 4' be ' ss- If if Jammable Juniors xl -if?LI,, 'Zj A 1 4? , , .l , :., ,Qi . i - ,fm ,.fr::g:..Q:.:gf Q Y ,- - : : -ff,,,f,,,W, 5 an k I 'X k.::,,5,:T,,4-ky K ' T ,,,,e T, ,e,,e K wa wx any-ff -WSE?-Q. gi. -'SX fb W EXP O 43' as Q 25 3' 5 ! 1 .sf ,M . k -1, ,W 3, 4 x K 4: -1:51. - X-3, ,-..f in if Q ,1:1..,, -s fy, -93,9155 if 1-n:,,g:-IM, We 3? ' 55551 71? . K if 5 ' Q X may M. X M 'QM X X S WX w 15 ,ge Yi ff Q J' P ., : .. . 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' 1 ' si I fegwif W , , x 1 rf, Us . ,K 2 , 15' 5' 'B fa Simmers, Paul Sims, Bobby Sjaandema, Natalie Slrutniclx, Debbie Smeriglio, Pattie Smidt, Colleen Smith, Paula Soifua, Johanna Soria, Elias Soulxup, Rob Spark, Anne Stanbridge, Jay Stevenson, Michelle Stewart, Charles Stewart, Diane Stewart, Sean Storer, Sandy Stotts, Ifimberly Sullivan, Tom Sutherland, Sian Sweeny, Lisa Tall u to, J ulie Taran go, Randy Terreri, Tony TeSelle, Monique Tai, Yien Juniors l 89 Tisnerat, Dellnna Toprokiian, Abe Torres, Hsthela Tovar, Michelle 'I'.rarnrne1l, Steve Tran, Hanh Tran, Linh Trombley, Robert Tullai, James Valencia, Ben Villa, Lorraine Villalpando, RoseMa.zy Vivona, Jeff Walker, Jennifer Webber, Brett Wilson, Michelle Winterton, Patty Wisener, Bob I 90 Juniors '84 Lobos 3 Down, I To Go ,- 'Q 'K . J if 'X .. 1 AQ .Use 5 ,L ll- fig ws Q Q, if ,,s,,b fn:-. 3 Woods, Shelly Wright, Joe IG, Kwang Yniquez, John Young, Dan Juniors At Large Wx. sr I . A r V. M I ,.A ,, , - if Wf',' : ,,yQ:vfY, w:f.,1,2Y wr A ' Q if in Juniors I 91 1 Ak . - . f, ,A,L a rt, s 1 Sei k x 'M it R3 Q XX? V 1 lf 8 wx M X, r X we M fx 65' . ,NS X . f bslf www ?g6k.,..,gq, ' Q? Q, ihrl. N X - v1.3.3 .. if 9 K K! ' f f fy QM L L m. N Y ff M Q WW i gwk . ,kkk Mg , H U Ny. ,bs Adducci, Joe Alxina, Darlene Alba, Jesus Alfaro, Laura Andrews, Jim Aoto, Charles Arnett, Craig Arroyo, Michelle Arzate. Chris Atencio, David Atencio, Dennis Avila, Nelly Avila, Racael Basey, Theresa Bautista. Art Beltran, Veronica Bergthold, Kathy Blackman, Chris Blake. Ray Boone, Cathy Bordon. Robert Bouglas, Andy Bowman, Christine Bradstock. Kevin Sophomores I 93 Breese, Jim Bneese, John Bruns, Amy Bruns, Brenda Burrison, Val Cabrera, Jim Cabrera, Olga Capulong, Gigi Carlson, Ken Carlson, Lorraine Carpenter, Gina Castaneda, Sally Chang. Sang Chaston, Louie Chavez, Yolanda Chhun, Norng Choi. Jae Chon, Chang Choi, Jung Cisneros, Veronica Clodfelter, Mike 1 94 Sophomore Sophomore Scott GIIII1 ore V., 0 A f ' ' W Q, is ,. it , , 'iw 41 .fx , Ml 1 li , 1, ,frm , if . .QC 6.-, , .,,, ' ,T --ve M ,, WE me J ' YJ? 0' , ' , ,H We 'il .4 1 fx if V 9, ,,, . of if 2 3 4 V , E or M 3,9 1-we J . V ' V V Za SL, uw v? 'Uh f R, V 9 ' 'ff V f V 3 V 5 Q -f ra? f 4 jfmwqwfvf mu, , f'w:,7i2?292?i1z2 ' H , ge t 4 rf- J W , J 7 5 5 , w VJ? I, 'A C -31555 ,4',f'5zf4,v3 flt w w' ' C fa erre Iggy, A Q f if W ' 'fm f :V W A , V ff 'Z Y V Wo' , 1 f H h , ,f 2-ng -w - in ff , ' ff 6, ,fm , ,Q W WW U'??zefIff ' 'ff 'W ,M Win it again Scott. VWns .First ASB Giveaway EN. M 3 qifi5f55: .515 Qfafif,-553 :?:'-:-. ,- -Q'5:.,,-S -n ,EE5,25E:f:.' Q.. . i'IQif:gf?E X X ss, Syakxgggg .SEQMEQ gg? ?M.,m5XtX ....... xv 5 X E.: All X I h -- A . . . wx. f - M- X - ' ' -' - ' . t - - v- A ' We W ,P - ' - 'X X . :Qi , b - ' ' ' 9 . ' ' A i 1 K ' w if : K Y ' -22: 0: .i -Q 'Y X . - ' . ,,,, P wx. Q, - Q S. 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X N YT Clunk, Dieter Coetjen, Shelly Coffaro, .Paul Collins, Sandy Colunga, Richard Commons, Jackie Contreras, Raul Corey, Erika Cortez, Eric Cottrill, Kim Crago, Sheri Curtis, Al Dalton, Eric Danford, Dena Daoud, Michael Davies, Scott Davis, Mark Davis, Peter Davison, Scott Day, Janora Ochoa, Sandy Defade, Dominick Deguzman, lVIilxe Deguzman, Vicky Delacruz, Margie Domarchi, Kim Dennis, Diane Sophomores 1 95 Superior Sophomores Strut Into 4, QW Diel, Elizabeth Dinh, Thong Do. Luc Dos, David Duncan, Mark Elder, Lori Elizade, Roy Elquza, Muntaha Enoka, George Epps. Kelly Erenstoft, Sean Evans, Andy Everett, Mark Fancher, Neil Fenner, David Felix, Veronica Fiffe, Pat Finley, Stephan Flores, John Ford, David Fuertes, John Gachett, John Gagne, Melissa Gallagher, Richard Galm, Suzie Galvan, Adriana Gardner, Tom Garrett, Tony Garvey. Cherise Gorges, Ehab l 96 Sophomores 'v X ffl, 4 ex - f ff 5 ..,. ,, 1 11,59 . x N, . 51, - --ff, , . . gVA G 37' 3 X' i 'A 5 .K 5 www-bf -. . sg:-w ax - fm , QQ K - .fig mi A vi , 5 crux ' WL, I :KR-. . ew, KN. i .. X SX X x Q X X SMX 'H 2' x 'QQ if is RH-xy X wwf F Ki X 1 N I Z ,Wi QQ' X X Qt ik 1 - .,1- if S Q, igiy 2 4-Wk .f f MQ, S X , ,-- , ,ef , - 5:5 E1 ' is if .. - ,. lx J lf E 5 of Second Place In Spirit Week in I ,.., W .,X. on ,.,k S , ,I ..k,Lk ji 2 Ea- an A' kr .kgx , - I .1 -.K X - fy . . . - 1 Lg 1 Fl f Ax S. X 'Q N, I G2 we vs X j 2 i x me The Nicely Sweet Sophomores if . K ki M . . A - ,eee 9 le an 1' ae 'W X New N X ,, 3 fa .uf I mf -..k , 3 X5 4 ' I GAB fi: C G- 5 1 L X . 5 nr -rw E p we yu .,. ,y Glazener, Lorene Godoy, Amanda Gomez, Paula Gonzales, Celia Gonzalez. Greg Gonzalez, Jerry Gonzalez, Shelley Gordon, Ga.ry Gosztola. George Graham, Chris Grandison, Chuck Grudt, Darren Guevara, Steve Gunnerson, Chris Guicli, Raul Guzman, Rick Pla, Hong Hall, Jennifer Hammes, Mark Hang, Huong Hardegree, Jason Hazvdison, Donna Harris, Robin Hauclx, Jeff Havener, Michelle Hawk, Gavin Sophomores I 97 So ph om ore Advisors Th om pson, Helsel, Kim Henderson, Cathy Henderson, Sheldon Hang, Pai Hetu, Martin Heuerman, Lisa Ho, Thien Hoberg, Jackie Houlahan, Rob Hughes, Candice Hyland, Tom Huynh, Kim Hoa Huynh, Quang Illiano, Cathie Jim, Corliss Johns, Bret Jones, Johnnie Juarez, Sandi Ju, John Kaz-nbe, Lisa Ken1be, Mika Kang, Jae Keller, Eric Kenin, Jeff Kennedy, Kevin Kenney, Joanne Kim, Dong 1 98 Sophomore R in A 5 f N XQYL in , 'im X f is J X , . ,.,.., :E K :NI - A , K ,X I ,,, 7 X -, ssses f . J ., X, 1 1 , 'E K so 4 fir A , Z A525 fs-+ l iz' M as, i ::,. X-M , J -QE FQ: Q A, - - f. Q. we ? . . 'KY ' . K 5 ,,,.:,:.--, J J R 1 ' J S 3 . 1 .L S' S. M-vs' 1 . ii :Q 21 s 2 L- , .. as J I , , L LLA. so 'P ' A , fan. 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K Y b v air Football 's nl y fi- L me N X X A Q X 1 QS N x TQ 'We X ,L A il .... i f Eg 4 X MTS .. .fix l Wi , S W ve S X Q- -rf fx N g Sophomore Matulich. Cheryl his N - ' ' , :kb A A McConnell, Patrick Q Ry 5. ,eu ,, Q ,g McCullal1,Nina Q X V f LQ A ts ' McFarland, Cindy N .Q McGary, Stephanie ':. , N -A McGovern, Gary -5 i -ll Q l ZA' - Qtr : ,g i : McLaughlin, Michelle McLeod, Robin McMullen, Scott Mcwillianis, Dave Melendez, Kim Melgoza, Aiugelica Menchaca, Bert Mendoza, Belinda Meyers, Staci Miller, Kim Miner, John Mitchell, Bart Mock, Debbie Montano, Gina 'W Montes, Luis Montez, Linda Montoya, Denise Moon, Jesica Moons, Maria Moran, David Moreno, Al Morin, Wendy Munoz, Antoinette For l 0 days during the summer, six of the :LY football players went to the 'fDevil Pups program at Camp Pendleton Marine Base. From July 28 until August 6 Chris Schneider, Tony Garrett, Tom Hyland, Do- minick Defede, and Dennis and David Atencio learned the meaning of the word discipline. Waking up at 5 a.m., hiking up a moun- tain and camping out there, jumping off a 35 feet tower into a 1 5 feet pool and going on five and 10 mile runs were all part of their physical training. The day after their arrival they all had their hair cut. They had little free time and needed all the sleep they could get. The purpose of this camp was to help six :LY players to improve their abilities and it worlred! r v Sophomores 201 Mongkolkasetarin, Salrol Murphy, Dan Napier, Joe Neubert, Todd Nguyen, Dung Nguyen, Hoa Nguyen, Nhi Nishiyama, Wesley Oropeza, Leticia Paddock, Burt Palomino, Veronica Parlr, Chang Patch, Janet Patterson, Karen Pearson, Joel Perea, Martha Perkins, Amy Perry, Cheryl Pevahouse, Russ Pham, Huong Plate, Mathew . 'Il Quintana, Joseph Ramirez, Ralph Ramos, Maria Reyes. Joel Reynoso, Juan Reynoso, Vince 202 Sophomores Jackie Hoberg, avid Atencio Q A K, .I 'V f lltl P 3 255211 I 4 P ,L ' innnii js, , ,,,,,,, me W' f W up ig 7 R H, 6 ,I A ., ' ' P4 u x V4 -.,ff.f, ,, 5 6 4: 45:13 4? f f 1 ,, , .f, , Wir? wt AAU ,, . Y'- , ,V , .W l Pw- ,M ,, ,W M, ,,, fm, , M3 H. , , We if 1 Ma ' if if ' 4 Q1 ,,f 1 :W f, :W in , mf 5 .44 w Q-, - i V f'1-'- 5, if ff 1 fp., -f ' V l , , H -1 ' ' ,A P 5 P Q Q Q milf TYFWE Q 'fs' ii- Stix, Nampa mr my., Q R., 7 is 35 if I Represent Sophs In Homecoming v- 1. QQ? . S : --1- if - .QQ 'L 'I - 1 gf: -5 . 7 .I :,l, E Q .,,: we ,,xx .,.. , -,,-- i , f w 5 f y if ., , , ' ,Ui W W V, W1 , Wh 'W ' 5 K f ,- - .f ff,- H if 1 f R , X 5 f f fi g W is Mm ,Q 4 Q Q Sloan, Gneg Risse, Karen Rivera, Lucia Robert, Bill Robinson, Leo Rocha. Ron Rodriguez, Roger Sandoval, Mary Sandoval, Monica Saragosa, Sabrina Sato, Pam SchifL Brian Schmidgall, Rod Schneider, Chris Schoonover, Shannon Seagondollar, Ron Seider, Michael Semanie, Tom Sieverson, Ryan -2, 'I Sophomores 203 , Slezac, Todd Smale, Dwayne Smith, Jamie Soifua, Julia Sophaznixay, .Khene Souhanian, Arpie Sprewell, Tonya Sta uh, Krisi Stehmeyer, Jodi Strickland, Caroline Stumbo, John Suderman, Jacqueline Suk, Uh Sullivan. Greg Swan, Bill Sylvester, Elizabeth Taamilo, Wendy 204 Sophomores S gg Sophomores Anxiously Awai t V vi Q if A 4 M6 a 5 , .Fl W. we ' A' 55' ep? 2 1 I J - 1 '- I I , H , f ,nli n ,J J Taclrett, Gazy file, ,, Z, ff! f if ff' A X f X2 Q, .M e. A ma me .SQL 4 Q 1 'K , 5.11 A I f , X 'ff' , Y QLS' A , . if '11 fm :,,ou1 ,K Z, ,L Villarreal, Lisa Vo, Kim VonDelclen, Kurt Vuicich, Beverly Walker, Jim my fwf. ,. ,. A nv.. Teys, Karen Thomason, Robert Tl1ompson, John Thompson, Tami Tien, Linh Tonlrinson, Allison Topralrjian, Harry Tramp, Steve Trovato, Edward Truong, Nhan Valencia, Tim Vandagrifft, Paul VanDeKlasl1orst, Vic Vanlzferpen, Monica VanPatten, Susan Verner, Diane Vasquez, Michelle Vigil, Sandy f V. 2' I ww' V ,. 44- M QL. 4 , f ,ff-' A fit, I wif, M.-W Q ,, . l.4j 7 2P Tit? , , wmv V N ,, DJ, Q., X N nl !w 'fHi:'g 91. ' .VAL fi we .e A Zfw 'Ziff-11, Sophomores 205 Wallxer, Kamen Wa thins, Tim Weyant, Debbie N K Wilcox, Cindy - w 1 - Wilhelznsen. John Q W- T f Williams, Chris ,Zi ' .S ff' 55' j We W i ,X 1 1 E L' lx E 9 ai-5 Q 5 Supersonic Soph om ores Williams, Fred Williams, Gene Williams, Lisa Wilson, Eric Yamashiro, Mary Yang, Tang we Q x Yang, Thong Young, Steve n' ix 'il Yoon, Wun Hee .. lril I .2 - is We 'S X , ' 2 S S gi x 206 Sophomores J b. , ,wx x K HM M: -... ., 4, 8 Scheme To Succeed .,,,,,. 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Slimmer, Dick Hain, Dr, Ed Dundon, Superintendent. 22 4 Faculty Lunch Hour At Gates W 9 ay if N , Principal, Scotty Mc Taggart Vice Principal, Chuck Leonard Vice Principal, Ted Bez-ner C'?'Y'b rv in ,rf i:M5i,Ae,,QM.,. .Jia 13: , V ., A' W,- vlf , ,D f, ' ,. , 'Q . .,,,+,f,w,,1gf, X ' ,hh , ,,-,,, A ,, Q W I M if .. W V 7 ,, m 'AMF f aM,,,,v3 Activities Df1'6Cf0I', Bill Brady Counselors, front row, sitting: Barbara Stokke, A1 Thornpson. Back row, Dorothy Lada, nurse standing: Bob McFadden, Lon Tuin. Faculty 225 Ambrose, Wayne Auxier, Dave Betz, Bo Brownfield, Florence Calonico, A1 Chambers, Bob Churchhill, Doug 22 6 Faculty Accreditation Committee ' H .' mfg 43 i , i Bill Cottonaro opens wide and says, 'Hhhf' Visits In February 1llv M Q-. 6'-1 hiv Industrial arts teachers Bob Grunow, Brud Ungrodt, Rich Troesh, and Roger Lopez play peek-a-boo' with the photographer. Contreras, Toni Correa, Eppie Cottonaro, Bill Deister, Myra Donnelly. Chuck Finch, Ivan Franzen, Sunny George, Myra Faculty 22 7 Giannotti, Val Grunow, Bob Haslfin, Vivianne Hay, Millie Hooks, Famous Hull, Marian Keating, John LaMarre, Emily Coaches Keating and Ambrose enjoying good pops in the mouth. 228 Faculty Fantastic Faculty? 1 S.: . t . -me -..: 5 ,ax , K 55,Q,55hM57 QR. T i 2 'xg . , S. N.: .ii gg sl sf 'Q 'i L , f My -Q X X ? x X ,xg-5... H105 ioni X K 5? tii - - l ..,,Q We wx Q S 0 ' s n Q s VX X ,-NA' fy .- A-t a i QHQS , - 'X N 'mini .Finds Themselves Fascinating Slow times at Los Amigos High. Lyons, Elaine Mandersch ei d , Darrel Lantz, Sue Longworth, Judy Lopez, Roger Love, Sharon Lu jan, Gail Faculty 229 . 4a We Maus, Bob . L .- - EQ! Morin, Jeanette Q55 Q A f omef, sheryz a K F . + T . b L, . 51- X Philpot, Earl Richards, Laura Roberts, Hal CW Roberts, Jerri x...f' Rugell, Frank 23 0 Faculty Teachers Enligh ten iwiifi' . 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Fx A 'f - . ,iframe , x F rom left: Marge Rogers and Paula Rogan, from left: Beverly Hood, Celia Cortez and Marianne Munsell, guidance secretaries attendance secretaries. 234 Faculty From Left: Dorothy Hansen, Gloria Gleizer, Sue Nishiwalfi, Donna Louchran and Fran Santorelli, secretaries. We Aim To Please Cooks, from left: Francis McCauley, Ina Ewald, Alice Cavanaugh, Hortensia Ochoa, Mazjie Moores, Barbara Fonseca, Nancy Cantero and Gen Warren. Custodians, front row from left: James Cool, Harold Phillips, Dorothy Sumi, Bill Roffi and Martin Spencer. Second row: Ron Wright, Pat Collison, Ron Chase, Ruben Esculera, Steve Acasta and Larry DeGuina. 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In November came a great surprise, for the third consecutive year the varsity football team went to Clfi December came about with the traditional Christmas Assembly which included Santa Claus arriving on the electric cart. Along with the new year, January brought in the new semester. Half the school year was completed and now history, but at this time we also started basketball season. Besides Valentines Day, February was a time for the first formal dance. Yes, after many months of prepara- tion, the Co-Ed finally arrived on Feb. 5. With March came our' own versions of Open House and the Sadie Hawkins dance. April tossed in the baseball season, and the relief of spring vacation. In May came the Prom, for some it was the last formal dance, but for others, it was just the beginning. June was a time for cele- brating: graduation arrived, school was out and summer was in. D 1 alum, K .asa A .- '- - X 74 .s... H - -A I '? .5 vw PM V :'?,g'?,,Q f. September S A, .. Y. . xx, 1 ax ,frm ...E Q, , M ' i, 4 W - X W, ge... K 3 i QT A -L . . QL- in N' ...A ,wwe -'sk V W... 5 .,., ., M- 5 3' 1 November January May Z 4 6 Closing Q ' 4 W., ,. ke June ' Old Teachers' Nfmk. 155 i M QM--Q-M.. SNP years COITIG to 11 ve. m the Closing 2 4 7 Z 4 8 Editors' Page Editors give sigh of relief as the last dgaigliqygis mailed in 2SA,,:',, M ,. -HV