Los Angeles Baptist High School - Scroll Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1980 volume:

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Sister Kristi catching some rays. 6. The Wind-blown look. 7. Catching flies, Cary? OPENING X 9 1 Ei? :xg '. M. Q 15 6 Q 'rss i if XS 5 f ' Mg - x -- -I I. . J 5 fr .p x im' ., li!! , s . ? t i X, N, m.,, A if? sv P' P it I 4 M , fi gym 5.' , Q f,?ff, J I , l 1 ' - 5 i Ol if We , X -15 , ,L M r if N ' A ,as g , Jfg il'8 L lx riyk- . We ' I H r. Q , , 5 1 Yu. I Q- ' ,Q , '2 f A fhfw , ig, , A 2 ' inn. ' ' 2.5 . A 4 , ge ,E he W .ffsb X f ALE: 'Ji' W' 7 'H 5 , is 9 t ' 5 Q ,, gf V t fky 'K J' gg-Q aw. 'S 1 QS. ' 45?,,. Q Xfffeff-'Ffa tRkLd,! L . ,QQ ' . 1- - g s-N- ,, A Q,, im . : ,Q Q 4 3 .. i 4 , ml bs. Q , wg 12 XREMEMBER WHENS R lm, ul' Remember. . . , 2 4C 1' 5. , W M I 117,-4 s A' 'vw Y K if A Wm. REMEMBER WHENS X 13 Remember . . . . . Mr. Mac's Bomb of Love . . . Mr. Mac's 8 balls When B. C. and Dave Rob- erts stole all of Miss Sharf's era- sers and hid them and when she wouldn't let us leave until they were returned? All the paper and chalk fights in Miss Sharf's English class .. . When Ian fell off the skate- board? . . .When Karen Thomas made a layup for the other team fthe only layup she made all seasonj . . . When Mr. Liu always called Ian lane and when she tried to correct him, he would get really mad. ...Eddie Dalcour. .. .. . In Mr. Day's Music class in 7th grade we locked Ieff Watt in the back closet and wouldn't let him out Lori Ann had a crush on Louis DeRosa . . . uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis hay! . . . Ian Iohnson and Kathy Mar- tinson used to sit in Mr. Vuc's class and pork out on candy When Cammie Knicker- bocker had a crush on Ieff David- son . . . Peanut ... Moby Dick . . . When Ian and Karen danced the good ship lollipop on the desk in physiology ... When Karen, and lane wanted to see who could make the most noise in physiology without getting caught .. . Senior Breakfast when only Ranger Rick, Katie, and Lynne showed up .. . When Kristi, Debbie, Karen, and Ian let the live frogs out in physiology and lim Gaddie got in trouble . . . When Denise and Ian started fighting in English and everyone thought they were serious When Denise had a squirt gun in Geometry and Iulie Reinke thought the roof was leaking When Denise locked Kristi accidently in the lockers in 7th grade Mr. Liu's pronunciation of our names Uane, Catty, Caren, Dennis, Steveny, Ieem, Iohn B. CJ Margo Sims sold us glow lites Eighty-eight, red ball- freight When Curt Ganther fouled out of a basketball game in three minutes ...Mark Goens, B. C., and com- pany played tackle football in the mud at lunch . . . B. C. refused to give his year- book to Mr. Liu in Physiology Steve Kurmann drove the school's tractor around the bas- ketball courts . . . We had Ranger Rick Cam- per Day Dianne's nickname HOT LIPS 14 X REMEMBER WHEN S mi if IW When Dianne got a techni- cal foul at Ontario . . . When Ka Ming had to recreate the scene of the walls of Iericho . . .When Pike was the town crier When Mark Gordon shot a hook from half court and made it When Curt Ganther vio- lently shook Ioni Klein's hand after listening to syncopated music When we were Iun- iors and we tried to paint the senior table the night before graduation and got caught by the janitor ... When we rebelled against parking per- mits and no one parked in the lot When Mr. Rodgers said he'd take our senior table away if painted it again Ooonoo. When Iohn Beard held the record for the most green- slips When Government class held Miss Barber Cap- tive When Mrs. Budd received a singing telegram When Mr. Watts had a choo-choo train poem When Iulie Heffner hugged Mr. Watts When Bill Chollman told us stories about Massachusetts ,. .. When Dawn Turner tackled Iohn Vogel at the beach while playing football When we gave I.P. all of his nicknames When Mr. Hild would teach with his shoes off. . . All the times we laughed and cried togther V 6 5:5 A i i rfff..-.A REMEMBER WHEN X 15 Q 3 1. Dolly Parton, alias Mike Osborne. 2. Senior Class Officers: Stephanie Bragg, Laura Graden, Diane Vanderhorst, Todd Fisher, Iohn Buon Christiani, and Mike Osborne. 3. Did Miss Newcomb forget her sprinkle today? 4. Senioritis taking over the Senior Class Officers. 1 4 16 X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nfl? . IOHN PA UL ALLEN I.P. , Weed, Ps. 109:26-27, Basketball 9 - 12, Baseball 10, Chess Club 11, Golf 12, Ir!Sr Banquet Comm., Senior Break- fast. THOMAS ELLIS BAKER Tom , Tomba , Frank Darling, Iohn 3:16, Christmas Project 12, Spirit- ual Life Comm. 12, Senior Breakfast. +P -. Sf R OBER T TODD AMS TU TZ Bobby , Stutz, Ps. 4611, Football 10 - 12. Track 10. Senior Breakfast. 'E 2 DA VID MA TTHEW BARNES Dave , Linkletter, Chess Club 12, Student Assembly 9, Chronicle Staff 10 - 11. SCOTT ADAM ARDA VANIS Ardo , Doctor, Phil. 3:14, Basketball 10 - 12, Baseball 10 - 12, Track 11 - 12, Drama 9, Choir 12, Senior Breakfast. I UD Y DARLENE BARNE TT Phil. 3:13-14, Drama 10, Drill Team 9. Christmas Proiect 12, Spiritual Life Comm. 11 - 12, Ir!Sr. Banquet Comm. SENIOR PORTRAITS X 17 TODD STEVEN BEAL Freddie , B , 280, Philippians 4:13, Football 10, Basketball 10, Basketball 12, Baseball 10 - 12, Senior Breakfast. LA WRENCE BLAN TON Larry, Band 10 - 11, C.S.F. 10 - 12, Honor Roll 10 - 12, Senior Breakfast ZA IOHN BEARD Burnout , Class Clown, I Corinthi- ans 13, Football 9 - 10, Student Assem- bly 9 - 10, Student Assembly 9 - 10, Chronicle Staff 12, Senior Breakfast. QQ- U X' 5 ,Q . . 0 'L .,t , 1 C 1 ff' W .,,:' L. an 5 . 5 S IANI CE ANN BONGARD Ian, I Corinthians 12, Ir.!Sr. Banquet Comm., Spiritual Life Comm. 10 - 12, Girls' Service Club 11, Senior Breakfast. GERALD BLAN TON Ierry, Band 10 - 11, C.S.F. 10 - 12, Honor Roll 10 - 12, Senior Breakfast. CRAIG CHARLES BOWERS C.B. , Bowie, II Corinthians 5:15, Drama 11, School Play 11, Soccer Man- ager 11 - 12, Senior Breakfast r fW1 18 X SENIOR PORTRAITS .QC STEPHANIE ANNE BRAGG Steph , Red, Phil. 4:4-7, Basketball 9 - 12. Drill Team 10 - 12, G.S.C. 10, Vol- leyball 11 - 12, Ir.!Sr. Ban. Comm., Class Off. 10 - 12, Chess Club 12, Senior Breakfast. MAR CARE T ANN CALL Marge , Red, Rev. 2:15-16, Christ- mas Pro'. 10. G.S.C. 9, 10, 12, Bowling 9, l Senior Breakfast. 'Y' Us fi? 1 DA WN L YNN BROWN Donald, Prov. 3:5-6, Watergirl 11, Softball 11 - 12, Volleyball 11 - 12, Ir.! Sr. Ban. Comm., Senior Breakfast. TWH X, 'Sf IOHNROY BUONCRISTIANI BC , Bone, Phil. 424, Football 9 - 12, Track 10 - 12, Student Assem. 9, 10, 12, Class Off, 12, Senior Breakfast. new . 5 MICHAEL ALLAN BUCHANAN Buch , Wonderhorsef' Prov. 3:5, Foot- ball 10 - 12, Basketball 11, Baseball 10 - 11, Senior Breakfast. SHERI LYNN CANNON Sher , Cannonball, Drill Team 9, Christmas Proj. 9 - 11, Watergirl 9, Drama 10, Student Assem. 9 - 10, Ir! Sr.Ban Comm., Senior Breakfast. , SENIOR PORTRAITS X 19 W WILLIAM H. CHOLLMAN, IR. Bill Chollman, Always Chollmanf' Football 12, Basketball 12, Senior Breakfast. TIMOTHY A TTILIO DAMA TO Tim, Dim Tomato, Wally Ps. 28: 7, Ps. 23, Baseball 11, 12, Soccer 11, 12, Band 8, Choir 12, Drama 10, Senior Breakfast. in MARDILAN LEE COX Mardi Mardinski, Prov. 17:17, Drill Team 10, French Club 12, Choir 10. REBECCA ELIZABETH DA VIS Becky, Beck, Benny, Phillipians 4:4-7, ' Choir 11, 12, Senior Breakfast. we L? - 2 JOANN CUNNINCHAM Ioni, Conquid, Cuddles,'LEph. 2:8, G.S.C. 12, Band 10 - 12, Choir 10-11, Flags 11 - 12, School Play 11, School Musical 10. SUSAN RENEE DA VIS Sue, Suueey, Heb. 1318, G.S.C. 9, Bowling Club 9, 10, Pep Club 12 Flags 12, Drama 12, Choir 11, Senior Break- fast. 20 X Senior Portraits ,gf BRIAN PA UL DEHN Boo-Boo , Henry, Soccer 11, 12, Chess Club 10, 11, Tennis Club, Senior Breakfast. HANNAH EDM ONSON Han , Hannah-Banana, Psalms 23, Track 9, 10, 12, Watergirl 11, 12, Drama 11, Choir 11, Cross-Country Stats 11,12, Track Stats 11, Senior Breakfast. MICHAEL DORAIS Wild Man, Iames 1:2-4, Football 11, Soccer 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11,12, Scroll Staff 11, 12, Senior Breakfast, Cross Country 10-12. . Wd COR Y SPENCER EELLS Vulcan , Spock , Alien, I Cor. 9:24- 27, Basketball 9, Track 11, 12, Christmas Project 10, 11, 12, Spiritual Life Com- mittee 12. EVEL YN DRUMMOND Evs , Elephant , evey-Boo, Eccle- siastes 3:2-8, Track 10, 12, Drama 11, 12, School Play 12. CAR YALAN FARAIIAN Fiji , Fray Romans 12, Baseball 10, 11,12, Soccer 11, 12, Drama 9,10, School Play 9, Student Assembly 12, Senior Breakfast. SENIOR POR TRAITS X 21 ,dvuwlr S U SAN KA THLEEN FARRI S Sue , Snoozie, Prov. 3:5,6, Bsk. 11, Scroll 11, 12, A.S.B. Yrbk. Ed., Drama 11, 12, School Play 11, 12, C.S.F. 10 - 12, French Club, Christmas Proj. 10 - 12 JAMES WARWICK GADDIE jim , Gad, Rom. 6:23, Sr. Bkfst., Ftbl. 9 - 12, Bsbl. 9, 10, Siu. Assem. 9, 10, 12, Class V.P. 9, Letterman 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Chess Club 12, Drama 10. LINDA ANN FORD Rom. 5:3-5, Sr. Bkfst., Drill Team 9, G.S.C. 10, Christmas Project 10, 11, Scroll Staff 12, Spiritual Life Commit- tee 12, jr.!Sr. Banquet Committee. fb-..., ' TODD DOUGLAS FISHER Fish , Pendleton, Sr. Bkfst., Bask. 9 - 12, Student Assem. 10 - 12, School Play 9, 11, Class Pres. 11, 12, Track 9, 10, Cross Country 11, Scroll 9, Tennis Club, Ftbl. 9 CURT IOSEPH GANTHER Prancer , Yogi, Rev. 3:20, Sr. Bkfst., Bask. 9 - 12, Ftbl. 12, Scroll Staff 12, Stage Crew, j.V. Baseball Manager, Let- terman WREN MI CI-IELE GA TINEA U Wrenba , Closet Person, Rom. 5:3-5, Sr. Bkfst., Spiritual Life Comm. 9 - 12, G.S.C. 9 - 12, Stage Crew. Drill Team 9, School Play 12, Christmas Proj. 9 - 12, Gymnastics 9 22 X SENIOR PORTRAI TS IONA THAN ADAMS GERLA CH johnny G, Rom. 8:28, Football 9, 11, Basketball 11, 12, Baseball 10 - 12, Drama 9 - 11, Choir 12, Chronicle Staff 12, Senior Breakfast. LAURA THERESA GRADEN Phil. 2:9-11, Flags 9, 10, Honor Roll 9 - 12. Scroll Staff 12, G.S.C. 9 - 11, Spirit- ual Life Comm. 9 A 12, Ir!Sr. Banquet Comm., Class Officer 12. C.S.F. 10, Sen- ior Breakfast. MARK ALLEN GOENS Sims , Prov. 3:5, 6, Football 9 - 12, Baseball 10 - 12, Track 11, 12, Christmas Proj. 12, Scroll Staff 11, Student Assem. 11, Choir 12,270 Club, Senior Breakfast. KRISTI KAE GRIFFIS Criffis . Criff , Bullet. Iames 3:5- 10, Basketball 9 - 12, Track 10, 12, Christmas Project 10, Drama 11, Senior Breakfast. MARK ANDREW GORDON Magic , Flash , MG, Prov. 3:11. Basketball 9 - 12, Football Mgr 9, Scroll Staff 12, Drama 10, School Play 10, CSF 10, Chess Club 12, Student Assem. 9, Senior Breakfast, IENNIFER LOUISE HAAR Ienny , len, Rom. 8:28, Flags 11, 12. Drama 10. 12. C.S.C. 10 - 12, Senior Breakfast. SENIOR PORTRAITS X 23 MARNEE SUE HALL Marlee, In. 14:1-6, Honor Roll 9, Bowling 9, C.S.C. 9 - 12, Off. 12, Christ- mas Proj. 10, 12, Spiritual Life 9 - 12, School play 11, Scroll Staff 11, 12, Sen- ior Breakfast. KAREN SUE HOLCOMB Kraze, ls. 4028, Cheerleader 10, 11, Drill team 9, Scroll Staff 12, Student Assem. 9, 10, Spiritual Life 9, 11, 12, Ir! Sr Banquet Comm., Choir 12, Senior Breakfast. 1 x IULIE KA Y HEFFNER Iules , Hef, Rom. 8:28, Drill Team 10, 11, Drama 9, 10, Scroll Staff 12, G.S.C. 10. 11, Spiritual Life 9,11, 12, Ir! Sr. Banquet Comm. School play 10, 11, Senior Breakfast. GARY THOMAS IDE Snide , Cawy , Car, Cen. 121, Football 9 - 12, Golf 12, Student Assem. 11, Senior Breakfast. LYNNE DEAN HERRING Leo , Lyndee , Lynne-ba, Heb. 6:19, Christmas Proj. 9 - 12, Drama 10, 11, G.S.C. 9 - 12, School play 11, 12, Gym- nastics 9 - 12, Spiritual Life 9 -12, LINDA MARIE IENSEN L.I , Winda, Ps. 37:10, 11, Track 10 Drama 11, 12, School play 12, Chronicle Staff 12, Senior Breakast. 24 X SENIOR PORTRAITS KARENL YNNIOI-INSON K.I., Phil. 4:6-10 Drill Team 10. 11, Cheerleader 12, Christmas Proj. 10, Drama 10 - 12. Student Assem. 10. Spir- itual Life Comm. 12, Senior Breakfast. KARI LYNN KUENN Bear . Kar, Phil. 4:4-10, Drill Team 9 - 11. Chess Club, 12, Christmas Proj. 9, 10. Student Assem. 12. Band 9. Ir!Sr. Banq. Comm.. ASB Vice Pres. IOANNE KLEIN Ioni , Knee, Drill Team 9,10, Cheer- leader 11. 12, Christmas Proj. 10, 11, Student Assem. 9 A 11, Spiritual Life 11, 12, French Club, Drama 12, Band 9, Sen- ior Breakfast. KA MING LI Track 11, Chess Club 9 -12,Ir!Sr. Banq Comm.. Choir 10, Class Treasurer 11 Dress Comm., Comm. of Finance 12. LORI L YNN KNIGHT K-Knight , Phil. 1:21-26 Drill Team 10, 11, Christmas Proj. 10, Choir 12. Senior Breakfast. TINA MARIE LEI GH TON Teen . Edwina, Ps. 46:1, Cheer- leader 11. Drill Team 9. 10, 12, Football Stats 9. 10. 12. Choir 12, Softball 11, Drama 9. 12, Christmas Proj. 9. Senior Breakfast. SENIOR PORTRAITS X25 6 gp , IENNIFER LEIGI-I LIN TON lean, Rev. 2:10, Basketball 9, Track 9, 10, Cross-Country 10, Drama 10, Girls' Service Club 10 - 12, Spiritual Life Comm. 9, 10, French Club 12, C.S.F. 10, Senior Breakfast. LINDA IEAN MARTIN lean, PS. 23, Basketball 10, 11, Track 10, Flags 11, Watergirl 11, 12, Basketbll Stats 12, Drama 11, Student Assembly 10 - 12, Softball 11 - 12, Choir 12, Senior Breakfast. LORA MARIE Ma CDONALD Belle, Philip. 426, Track 10, Drama 12, School Play 12, Chronicle 11 - 12 LORNE IAYE MATTNER Lon, Curly, Ps. 37:1-40, Sr. Break- fast, Basketball 9-12, School Play, Student Assembly 9-12, Comm. of Athletes and Awards 12, Yearbook 11-12, Newspaper 11, Chess Club 10-12, Weight Club 12. sfffifis MWF DA VID STEPHEN MANN Crabman , Spiderman, Phil 4:13, Football 10 - 12, Track 10 - 12, Drama 9, Stage Crew, Letterman's Club 11 - 12, Senior Breakfast. KA TH Y L YNN MAR TINSON Marty , K-Mart, Ps. 19:7-11, Basket- ball 9, 10, Track 9, Drill Team 9, Cheer- leading 10, 11, Watergirl 12, Drama 10, Student Assembly 9, 10, Softball 9 - 12, Senior Breakfast. 26 X SENIOR POR TRAI TS IANALISON MEARS Ianet , Schmears, In. 1411, Basket- ball 9 - 12, Track 9, Watergirl 10, Foot- ball Stats 11 ' 12, Drama 10 - 11, Student Assembly 9 - 12, ASB Public Relations, Volleyball 10 - 12. GREG DALE NIOES Nojoes, I Corinthians 3:16, Soccer 12, Track 11 - 12, Cross-Country 11 A 12, Senior Breakfast. ERNES T G. NEGRETE, JR. Ernie , Big Wheels, Phil. 2:1-2, Football 12, Baseball 9 - 10. 12, Drama 10. Christmas Project 11 - 12. KA TI-ILEEN ANNE PA TTER SON Kathy , Matthew 5-7, Basketball 11, Chess Club 11 - 12, Choir 12. CSF 10 - 12. IAMES FAIRFAX NE WELL lim , ln. 4:7-8, Chess Club 10 - 12, Sen- ior Breakfast. MICHAEL DA VID OSBORNE Oz , Wizard, In. 11:35, Basketball 10 - 12, Scroll Staff 11 - 12, Student Assem- bly 11, Senior Breakfast, Senior Class Vice President. SENIOR PORTRAITS X 27 IEA NNIE RENE PA VE Y BCR, Isaiah 26:3, 4, Spiritual Life Comm. 10, Drama 11, G.S.C. 10 - 12, Flags 12, Choir 12, Stage Crew 12, Sen- ior Breakfast. IULIANNA REINKE Iulie , Rinky-Dink, Band 9, Gymnas- tics 9, Christmas Project 9 - 11, Student Assem. 10, Class Officer 10, Scroll Staff 11, Chronicle Staff 2 12. ,f I I, ? iiii IAMES PIKE lim , Spike , Plastic Man, Football 10 - '11, Chess Club 10 - 12, Band 10 - 12, Senior Breakfast. ,MY PAMELA IO ROHREA CHER Pam, Philip. 4:13, Spiritual Life Comm. 9 - 12, G.S.C. 10, 11, Ir.!Sr. Ban- quet Comm., Scroll Staff 12, Senior Brakfast. GINA MARIE REGALIA Psalm 23, Scroll Staff 12, Senior Break- fast. DANIEL THOMAS RIEDIN GER Hagerty , Ringer, Drama 9, 10, School Play 10, Track 10 - 12, Soccer 11, 12, Spiritual Life Committee 12, Senior Breakfast. 28 X SENIOR PORTRAITS KELLI RAE ROOKARD Kel , Rook , Kelli Rae, Phillip. 4:6- 7, Choir 12, Senior Breakfast. RALPH DA VID SALISB UR Y Steak, Col. 212, Basketball 9, Track 9 - 12, Cross-Country 9 - 12, Band 9 - 12, Choir 11. DA VID TYR ONE R OZAR Mad Dog . Zark, Phillip. 3:13-14, Football 10 - 12, Track 10, 12, Chess Club 11. 12. Band 12. Student Assem. 11, Choir 12, Senior Breakfast. 1 1 5? if 5' MARK ALLEN SHEAR Rev. 22:20, Senior Breakfast. DEBRA ANN R UST Debbie , Deb , 'ARustinberger. Phil- lip. 4:13. Drama 9, Choir 12, Senior Breakfast. BRENDA ARLENE SMITH Bren . Chimpanzee , Chimp, Rom. 8:28, Band 9, 11, Drill Team 10, Christ- mas Project 10, CSF 10 -12, Senior Breakfast. Y SENIOR PORTRAITS X 29 KERRI L YNN SMITH Smitty , 'tBluebird , Proverbs 18: 24, Drama 12, School Play 12, Senior Breakfast. LOUISE ANN SU THERLAND Weasel, Mark 4:22-23, Volleyball 9 - 12, Stud. Assem. 12, Drama 9 - 10, Chess Club 12, School Play 9 - 10. Choir 12, Spiritual Life Comm., Christmas Proj. SHERI MARIE STAN TON Sheriba . Sher , Angel, I. Cor. 13:4- 7, Flags 11 - 12, Christmas Proj. 11 - 12, Drama 11, Scroll 12, G.S.C. 12, Stud. Assem. 12, Spiritual Life Comm., Ir!Sr. Banquet Comm.. School Play 11, Sr. Breakfast. HELENE EMILIE S WANSON 1 'Leaner , Helen , Swany, Psalms 23, Cheerleader 11 - 12, Drill Team 10, Watergirl 12, Drama 10, Senior Break- fast. DENISE LEILA S TOVER Stove . Stoffers. Rom. 5:3-5, Basket- ball 9 - 11, Track 10, 12, Softball 11, Vol- lyball 11 - 12, Drama 12, Spiritual Life Comm. 12, Softball Mgr., Chron. Staff 12. Christmas Proj, Senior Breakfast. DANIEL THOMAS THOMPSON Chief , Mex , Super Mex, Romans 3:23, Football 9, Track 9, 11, Drama 9, 12, School Play 9, Student Assembly Manager, Senior Breakfast. 30 X SENIOR PORTRAITS KAREN LYNN THOMAS K. T., I Kings 8:12, Basketball 9 - 10, Track 9 - 12, Drama 10, Chess Club 12, Softball 9 - 10 Class. Off. 10, Chronical Staff 12, Senior Breakfast. DALE ED WARD VARNER Sarg, Prov. 30:25, Football 12, Soccer 11 - 12, Senior Breakfast. TAMARA SUE TOBECK Tammie, Iames 1:12, Flag Girl 11, Christmas Proj. 10, Drama '12,G.S.C. 10 - 12, School Play 11 - 12, Senior Break- fast. . f 9 f :C ,FN 5 T f i CATHERINE LOUISE WALKER Katie, I Tim. 4:12, Student Assem. 9 - 12, Spiritual Life Comm. 9 - 12, Volley- ball 9 - 12, School Play 9 - 12, Class Pres. 10, A.S.B. Off. 11, Pres. 12, Senior Breakfast. DA WN LENORA TURNER Dwawn, Ps. 139:23-24, Cheerleader 11 - 12, Drill Team 10, Christmas Proj. 10, Watergirl 10, Drama 9, 12, Ir.!Sr. Ban. Comm., School Play 11, Honor Roll 9 - 12, Senior Breakfast. DIANE L YNN VANDERH ORS T Little Dutch Girl, Phil. 4:13, Drill Team 10 - 11, Stat Girl 10 - 12, Drama 12, Spiritual Life Comm. 10 - 12, Ir.!Sr. Ban. Comm., Class Off. 12, Senior Breakfast. ali. le.. . , ... we SENIOR PROTRAITS X 31 WENDY ANN WENDLENDT Proverbs 3:5-6. Cho Breakfast. UE - L 1 ir 12, Senior KARI IANE WHITE Iane! . Psalms 13921-12. Christmas Proj. 9-10. Scroll Staff 12. Student Assembly 11. Ir!Sr Banquet Comm.. Honor Roll 9. Senior Breakfast, f A M 1 1 32 X SENIOR PORTRAITS Friends -The 1979-80 Student Council worked hard this year. Under the leadership of President Katie Walker, the group accom- plished many things. Her ideas, comments, and occasional bizarre behavior added to the meetings. Advisor, Mr. Smid- derks, provided that necessary element, input from the administration. Together they worked to improve administration - faculty - student relations and to keep the council members in line. Next on the list was Vice-President Kari Kuenn. She took care of all the Student Assembly registration business, handled the poinsettia sale with Katie. Ioe Koh was the Secretary. Blessed with a skill to pluck the keys, he always had his minutes prepared on time and reada- ble. He also provided input from the ninth and tenth grades. The Commissioner of Public Relations was Ian Mears. She took over the chore of making posters for special events, games, and anything else. She also made it a habit to post minutes from every meeting on each of the school's bulletin boards. Her creativity and enthusiasm was a bonus for the council. Bob Layton led the Social Life. As Commissioner of Activities it was his job to plan and carry out all Senior High activi- ties with some new, he added to the usual routine. The Spiritual Life on campus was led by Dawn Turner. With her witness and enthusiasm, she became a true example for C-od. In Council she spoke about the concerns and problems on campus relating to Spiritual Life. She held an impor- tant post and served well. The Baptist Finances were kept in order by the honorable Ka Ming Li. His duties included supervising the student store and balancing the books. Ka Ming also contributed an assortment of jokes and puns in each meeting. As Commissioner of Finance he proved most effective. The Commissioner of Athletics and Awards was Lorne Mattner. He did a fine job providing the students, and carried out his duties to the fullest, speaking out for the athletes of the school at council meetings. Sue Farris acted as Yearbook Editor. Under her firm hand the staff put together that yearly school publication, Scroll. However, not only did she contribute endless hours and bottles of Rubber Cement to the Yearbook cause, she also worked in Council. Together the Student Council tried to make the school year successful. Though at first they were inexperi- enced, they had the determination to do the best job possible. All the members can be proud of a job well done. i 1. See no evil. speak no evil. 2. The aspiring gen- iuses at work. 3. Lorne entertains council. 4. Bob explains I like that idea. 5. Vibrant, active gov- 2' ernment at work. 6. Katie's punishment for those not listening will be severe. 7. Our fearsome, fore- most leader. My six years at Los Angeles Baptist I-ligh School have, all in all, been rewarding. I will always treasure the fond memories of my days spent here. Being able to serve as the Associated Student Body President. has enabled me to learn more about this school, its stu- dents, and especially myself. I was honored to be able to represent such fantastic people as the Baptist Student Body. Helping me with this task was a great Student Council. Though at first they were inexperienced. they. quickly overcame their naivete. They performed their duties well, with enthusiasm and energy. Working with our advisor, Mr. Smidderks, the Student Council man- aged to make 79-80 run pretty smoothly. 5, i I2 'lm f .. , N. .. 'V' K, .... gd. hh 'Nr i STUIJI-INT COUNCIL X 35 Student A ssembbf Another year of student assembly is now history. For nine months, Kari Kuenn1ASB Vice President1 and stu- dent representatives, elected by their class members, have met weekly to examine complaints and questions of the student body. Members included Betsy Klein 191, Stefani Leto1101, Kevin King 1111, and Iohn Buon-Cris- tiani 1121. Topics such as dress code and vending machines are two examples of discussions held during these ever-so-exciting meetings. 5,4 'HW x S -xiii, 2. 1. 1. Realistic smile, there, B.C. 2. Who are you looking at, Owen? 3. Student Assembly visits the zoo. 3. 36 X STUDENT ASSEMBL Y C.S.F. . The California Scholarship Federation or more appropriately, the Curve Steepening Folk, is a club here at L.A. Baptist of students who have a grade point average of 3.4 or better. Besides several meetings, throughout the year, the club members go to C.S.F. night at Disneyland and tutor their fellow classmen. The group is led by our own beloved Dr. Mears. 1. C.S.F.: There's times when you'd swear they were dedicated to lowering your grade by raising the curve, 2. Marc Schneider pondering an eminent victory. 3. The mighty Mangnatollah realizes and uses his power. 4. Ka Ming Li - The Thrill of vic- tory. Chess Club ln these dark times, there lies a moral obligation upon the rational in society to wage a crusade against ignorance. Such is the purpose and mission of the noble chess club. In the desert of irrationality it remains an oasis of logic and reason. Those that suffer mental stagnation come and are enlightened with a new awareness. Though the training is demanding, the well-disciplined reg- iment nevertheless presses on toward the dream of eliminating mindlessness. lWe also play chessj Ka Ming Li llx'!Lf 4 5 C.S.F. 81 CHESS CLUB X 37 1979-'80 was the year of new clubs. So many were proposed by students that some excellent clubs did not become official for lack ofa spon- sor or another reason. Clubs provide a way of people with similar interests to get together and have fun. 1980 was the year of new clubs. The pep club sitting l together at games and leading the school in spirit with Mrs. -. - A W ..- ,i-4-- Budd their advisor. The rac- T quetball club is also very new. students had a lot of fun play- ing after school and on Satur- days. The Literary Guild claims EMM? Q one charter member Marnee V Hall, and two advisors Mr. l-lild and Mrs. Seccombe. The French club was a great suc- cess. They met at lunch in the conference room on Tuesdays. Some of their activities were reading Le Petit Prince and eat- ing French food such as Gateau Breton with their advisor Mrs. Stephenson. The last but not least is the Serendipity Art club with Mr. Glover as advisor. It was basically for the promotion ofthe art of drawing, and turned out some stupendous masterpieces. 38X CLUBS ,Hui X. .... -Mew 3 1 qf- lt v Club Craze ing Chronicle Staff Quality Not Quantity This year's Chronicle Staff did not have size, but they had determina- tion. Under their advisor Miss Scharf, the three staff workers turned out around five exceptional newspapers. The editor-in-chief Debbie Coeler, is excited about working on the Chronicle and so is the rest of the staff. Although Debbie was editor, she willingly shared her duties with Kelli Cox and Lora Macdonald. The Iournalism l class also rotated in to help these three to produce a fine school newspaper. TNQ H -ei H1 ' ' V .... , ,, H . YV it itti 1, ff' No- PW' 1. Kelli and Debbie hard at work. 2. Massive Chronicle staff converges on staff room. 3. Miss Scharf lecturing. 4. Mr, Kearney seaching for proper type for heading. CHRONICLE STAFF! 39 Vibrations LAB's band may be small but it's sure got gusto! With Mr. Rodgers at the head, the band has Created some pretty heavy vibrations, ranging from Classic Rook. The band has also played at various football and basketball games contributing sup- port and enthusiasm to the events. They have also showed their stuff at LAB's annual Fine Arts Festival. In Mr. Rodgers own words, When they get around to working, they play pretty good. Ending on a fine note, the band looks forward to next year when new people from beginning band join this wild and crazy group. i f fl Xl Y X , Il K' . tl it ?t,i X K XXX ll l tx U, Fi? Q' 1, Fifi' ,' -X if g fax! L-nu 40 X BAND Harmony Under the direction of Mr. Gary Smidderks, our fearless principal, the choir took on a new image. For the first few weeks of school serious drafting was conducted by the choir director to find only the best to fill his bleachers! With the accompaniment of Katie Walker our illustrious choir sang at various Chapels and special functions. 1. Mr. Smidderks prepares to strangle off-key student. 2. Dawn leads out on a song. 3. Choir in serious practice. 4. The Choir. Ev if CHO1R!41 SERVICE TO GOD COMMITTEE p . son it has much significance is because with the help of Christ, they are able to meet needs on and off the campus. The three main focal points of the committee are the Big Brother!Big Sister Program, the The Big Brother!Big Sister Program is an inreach-type program. Senior High students are matched up with Iunior High students resulting in a close union of the whole student body. The Senior High students give their time in order to be with, study with, and talk about Christ with their Iunior High little brother or sister. Right now, this program enables the junior High students to feel more comforta- ble in a greater way as future Senior High students. - . An annual responsibility taken on by the Spiritual Life Committee is the Christmas Project. On December 14, 1979, about one hundred children, ages one to twelve, were waiting for them. Under the The S irtual Life Committe is one of great importance to Los Angeles Baptist High School The rea- direction of World Opportunities they organized a talent show, the giving of gifts, singing, Christmas Q cartoons and the provision of refreshments. This Outreach gave the opportunity of giving some of our time to share the love of Christ with the children, in a spiritual way. ln chapel, we hear speakers, listen to music, watch films, and receive a better under- standing of what is vital in the walk of a Christian. This time is a Worshipful experience when students can move adide from the pressure of the school and examine their lives spiritually. The Spiritual Life , Committe offers suggestions as to what type of Chapels would be good in order to make an impact on , the students. The Spiritual Life Committe discusses and works on other areas, but the Big Brother!Big Sister Pro- gram, the Christmas Project and the chapel services are the most important and they all have major importance every year. They hope, as a Spiritual Life Committee, that they can set a pace for the years l to come and God will be glorified. For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Iesus unto good 5 works, which Cod hath before ordained that we should walk in them. Elph. 2:10. M ,, egg, , I , , ,t r , It 42 f SPIRITUAL LIFE COMMITTEE Christmas Project and the Thursday Chapels. V Every Thursday, all of the students come to chapel. This reach is the best way of reaching the students , i 4 Ol M 1 can e testi' -+L. 'QV' w l Vx A X vw ,, ,, ..-- Charles E. Marlow 18931 Tubs St., Northridge 91324, phone: 368-6476 Serving Others Gladbf Serving Christ and others has beauti- fully been portrayed through the work of the Girls' Service Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Budd and Mrs. Reeves. They carried out this service in various ways, such as: visiting the V.A. Hospital by both students and faculty, decorating for sports banquets, usher- ing at graduation, and sponsering a girl from Brazil- an added service among the girls. This year the officers were: Tamera Tobeck, Presidentg Wren Gatineau, Vice Presidentg Lynne Herring, Secre- tary and Marnee Hall, Treasurer. The closeness and dedication of the group has helped to make this year a grwing success. It has truly been an exciting and satisfying experience for 21:13 associated with the Girls' Service u . -an GIRLS'SERVICE CLUB X 43 TRADITION LIVE ON! The Seniors Win Again Spirit lives on at Los Angeles Baptist High! This was demon- strated on the first Friday of school. When the students first assembled in the gym, they did such strange things as the Siamese Race, the Wheelbarrow Race, and Soccer. Students like Tina Leighton and Mike Buchanan were involved in the Siamese Race. After the wild adventures in the gym the students retired to the field where more exciting events were held. There was the balloon stomp fdeftly won by the seniorsj, the VW Race, and the Hold-the- water-balloon-between-your- noses Race. The tug 0' war was also a complete success as the seniors tugged away until victory was reached. Try to imagine Bob Layton, Senior high activities director, try- ing to yell over five hundred screaming, spirited students in ninety-five degree weather. In spite of the heat the day went on. In all the day started the year off right with close competition and a victory for the superior twelfth grade! 1. Oops! 2. Linda and Gary play Siamese Twins. 3. Sophomores bugging out around the track. in 44 X SENIOR HIGH SPIRIT DAY , . , Fwgnlw., lil Y M Z I l , fw V, y i , QW S 2 3. 1. Bland Seniors pull on to victory: 2. B. B. in all her gloryg 3. When Sue Newcomb talks, everyone listens. SENIOR HIGH SPIRIT DA Y X 45 1 'lIw'-- 'W 2 1A X ,f ,, f , - 'SQ M 46 X HOMECOMING WEEK 'fs 1. The Winnerg 2, Working hard? 3. Faster, fasterg 4. Sweet revengeg 5. Pucker up! 6. Dave, is that you? in W Y ,pw V N.-..,,,, 44 UW? fi cs' -3522, Homecoming Week Homecoming week is a very important time for Los Angeles Baptist Students. It causes each class to unite under one common goal: To beat the heck out of the other classes! This year's Homecoming week included events such as an obstacle course, pie throwing contest, make a monster contest and of course float building. The seniors compiled the most point winning the weekly competition. 5 my 1 6 M, .A I ,, , W., ff' nk. 1 :- HOMECOMING WEEKX47 Q l omecoming Court The final event of Homecoming Week, which is always exciting, was the selection of the Homecoming Queen. The senior class was blessed with many deserv- ing young women. They narrowed the choices down to five students: Ioni Klein, Tina Leighton, Kathy Martin- son, Dawn Turner, and Katie Walker. The excitement mounted, and when the votes were tallied Dawn Turner was the 1979-80 Homecoming Queen. if, - i f -5- 4, ,QW ' ' ' ' , V .if T . . .. ,,,,- A as .. 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X , , 7 HOMECOMING COURT! 49 The Gzft of Love Participating in the Senior High Christmas Project, many students were inspired by the true meaning of Christmas. The entire school contributed presents which were tallied and wrapped according to Bible classes. Mr. Richard's Senior Bible class brought the most. On December fourteenth many of our stu dents were voluntarily bussed to Echo Park where they met hundreds of children eagerly awaiting the arrival of Santa. Well, we all know that Santa is very busy at the North Pole on the fourteenth, so Tommy Thomp- son took his place for the day. I-le dressed all in red from his head to his toe, and we all laughed when we saw him inspite of our- selves. Rob Wilcox, Iim Achilles, and the Gymnastics Club entertained the children. When the students came home, they left behind gifts, but they took with them memo ries of giving which is the true meaning of Christmas. 2 3 50 X SENIOR HIGH CHRISTMAS a my 'A g 4 A.,, GEEE, W, I 1. N0 caption: 2. Yes, there really is a Santa Claus : 3. The sign tells it all: 4. M0mmy! 3 5. Here comes Santag 6. The gift oflove. 1. 4' 7 5' , Wk SENIOR HIGH CHRISTMAS X 51 1. 'AWe joined Scroll to get our pictures in the V l af' 5-M Q book. 2. me 3. Scrol - Hard a work. 4. Scroll . 'L WM Queen. 5 Why do Scroll when you can read the paper? 6. Sue's zoo beind bars. 52 X YOU CALL THIS A CLASS? E' ','- ', , ,f,, ,, ,ii .ff,, if fa, W, ,NN 'WW ,Q New Sueis Z00 Through it all we survived! Fond memories of a year in fourth period production design including things like mysterious boxes. and redoing quad-paks. Remember Margo Sims fcan you forget?J and Cabinet Editor Curt Ganther? Remember rubber cementing envolopes, hiding in the back rooms, persecuting guppies, and when Rob stole the football copy fyou're not forgi- ven, yetj. Remember late nights, Saturdays, and the Saturday everyone came but Mr. Glover? And what about Karen Hol- comb - Machine Editor, passes to lockers, reading the sports page, and Hugo Eduardo? Well, thanks guys, it's been a year I'll never forget. Sometimes I hated it and sometimes I loved it, but all in all, it's been great. we Wv. 3' fi. if r ,jf X 'lic YOU CALL THIS A CLASS X 53 Stage Crew The A.V. Crew this year has been working herd under the advice of Mr. Rodgers. The crew is responsible for setting up the bleachers and doing various stage. audio visual. and lighting work. aff. tv I .Y if 54 X DRESS COMMITTEE. STAGE CREW W , ' Dress Committee This years dress committee has been working like crazy to keep up school dress codes. Under the supervi sion ol Mrs. Makela. the committee has an equal ratio of students to teachers. They all work together to make the tough decisions. I SPORTS DIVISION I 55 Varszty The 1979 Varsity Football team showed much improvement over last year's team, not only in the number of games won, but in team unity. With 11 veterans and many good players up from the I.V.'s, this season looked promising. In the first game against La Verne Lutheran, they took a 21-0 half- time lead and went on to win 27-18. They led a very good Fillmore team at the half only to lose 21-7,The low point ofthe season was when Mike Buchanan broke his leg against Whittier. The Goens brothers, Mark and Greg, led the team on offense. Greg showed much poise and an exceptionally strong arm. The line this year was mostly Iun- iors led by All-League second team cen- ter Steve Owen and guard Iohn Mears. The defense was led by All-League line- backer Gary Ide, Ernie Negrette, and Tim Burns. Mark Goens rushed for over 800 yards and provided the fans with many long runs. The Knights ended the season with a convincing win over Lutheran. All in all, it was a job well done and one that everybody could be proud of. ' , . i it et t 1 ,t saws - if Q ' wwf ' - me M .. , ..., f as w-fvL.'?5i'-f MQ- 'aa 5 in 'g ,mw- 2 1. Tim Burns for the late hit 2 THE TEAM 3 Mad Dog Rozar gets moving 56 X VARSITY FOOTBALL 4 fff'f H .. -f ff ,,, Football My S 4' v V Zvi K Wfwaffm- gina. rn- Will' gm- 1 ' I' ' 9 . QT rm j i l 1 Ml A' 2 Y VARSITY FOOTBALL f 57 Jim, Var inf Football 1 y 'vw he 5 MA 3 1. Baptist line ready for action. 2. Buck devours another Quarterback. 3. Greg pays the price of being Q.B. 4. Rozar fights for extra yards. 58 X VARSITY F0.0'I'BALL unior Var iq xl. 2. 'S il? af? 0 9,6 W Ii. 1. The l.V. Football Team. 2. How's it goin' coach? 3. Shackel- ford for 6, 4. Knights' defense converges. 4. The 1979 Iunior Varsity Football team was a young and inexperi- enced one. With many ninth and tenth graders who had not played football before. the coaching staff had their work cut out for them. Coaches Russu, Culotta, and Presgrove did an excellent job of teach- ing the kids so that they may play varsity level football in the coming vears. Matt MacArthur and Rod Shackelford were the workhouse run- ning backs of the team. Tommy MacKerron ran the team as the Quar- terback. throwing passes to Todd Brooks, Ieff Wilkins. and Brent Brooks. The offensive line of Ierry Pitt. Brian Ammerman, Bob Lay- ton. Ierry Sanchez, and Ken Gordon opened many holes and pro- vided enough time for the quarterback to throw. The defense was led by Paul Sper. Steve Iones, Greg Ritter. and Ieff Spivey. Although they finished the season with a 4-5 record. each game was close and excit- ing. IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL X 59 .F00 tba!! ., page 'W 2254 mg Aksmiwewfztit 1 . ff T ,,u.: .. .Q ' -5' 51 ' . ,,.- 'Q ' , ,,, 5 sf? 414, W yr 1A 12 i -AA A B. e... AA' A l a i' q'3 i H H ,W A V M B e- ' 2 'f l' 5:'W 42 WB fi .. .f il ' f X'-x V 'VII 'Q 0 3 ff 2 ' A Q! ' ' .H 4 1 , . V. ' it fi V A-1:A 2 - f .. 4 , ,VV f r tsass M,A t 'FEW Baptist Baptist Baptist Baptist Baptist Baptist Baptist Baptist Baptist Lutheran QLa Vernej Fillmore Ontario Christian Valley Christian Whittier Christian Bretheren Western Christian Pater Noster Lutheran fL.A.J as iiw ,E at 0 1. Baptist offense is ready to roll. 2. MacArthur goes for a T.D. breaking tackles. 4. Shackclford goes around end. 60 XI. V. FOOTBALL 3. MacArthur Cabrillo State Bank 456 South Brand Blvd. P.O. Box 790 San Fernando CA 91341 Var i W asketba!! Team picture: Mike Osborne. Ion Scott. Scott Ardavanis. Iohn Allen. Todd Fisher, Pat Fields, Ion Gerlach. Dave Schuler, Curt Ganther. Mark Gordon. Coach Neville. Not Pictured: Lorne Mattner. Todd Beal, Bill Choll- man. Mike Buchanon. 'L . A fl - Q , fm --no-4-Kg,,,,, I my F liicc ii 4-2 'Q rl. paw L 3. 5 J .,..,,-W' A, 1. Team Picture. 2. UCLA to V, . We ,,,. Ig, 4 iq., , U Fish 3. Ardo up the middle 4. Q f WMM.. Richie F. over Flashes. c . '1i:1:4 1 T T lll.c i ' 1 V , -. , ,Ul a 2? ' - . H' 30 ,.. ,,. : A: P QQ A . Q Q' lli M . .A K 5 I' l tj s F ' V Q ., ,Q 73, Q X ' . A E5 4. . . '11 ccii 44- A A, P5 VARSITYBASKETBALL I 61 Varsiy 1 2. 1. Hoop Fieeelds it Pat. 2. Basket by Fieeelds! 3. Convcrging on the boards. 4. Dr. A. hoops!! 62 X VARSITY BASKETBALL if , i A fsilfii' ww um fm Knights Alumni Knights Fillmore Knights St. Monica Knights Centennial Knights Chaminade Knights Nordhoff Knights Fillmore Knights Notre Dame Knights Bell-leff Knights Ontario Knights Whittier Knights Western Knights Brethren Knights Lutheran Knights Valley Knights Ontario Knights Whittier Knights Western Knights Brethren Knights Avalon Knights Lutheran Knights Valley ll 1 1 1 i l 1 asketbczll The 1979-80 Basketball team started off with 14 players. After football season, due to the'unfortunate injury of Mike Buchanon, the number was reduced to 13 for the start of the season. The team fired up for the tradi- tional alumni game and won 66-55. Next came Fillmore and another win. Bad luck struck again when the team lost Bill Chollman because of his moving away. Coach Neville entered his team in the Calabasas tourna- ment and was victorious over St. Monica in the first round. The Knights, after two more losses, finished fourth. Scott Ardavanis was named to the All-Tournament team. The highly touted Fillmore tournament brought on a tough Nordhoff team, but another first round win. Another win over Fill- more and Neville's team was into the final. Notre Dame of Riverside, our next opponent, emerged victorious in an exciting 80-65 game. Ardavanis and Pat Fields were named to the All-tournament team. A loss to Bell-Ieff finished the pre-season and the Knights had a 5-4 record. Tragedy struck as Lorne Mattner broke his collarbone and the team was at 11. A loss and a win put the team in the middle of the Olympic League Pack. Four more losses came and the Knights' outlook on playoffs dim- med. An exciting win at Ontario broke the streak, but another streak of three games soon followed. Illness to Todd Beal brought the roster down to 10. The highlight of the season followed when the Knights played play- off-bound Avalon in a non-league game. The game ended with our team winning 107-71. Two losses at the end of the season left a record of 9 and 13. Scott Ardavanis and Pat Fields were selected as All-Olympic League performers. Throughout the year every ball player helped in some way. Other standout performers included Dave Schuler, Ion Gerlach, Todd Fisaier, Mark Gordon, Ion Scott, Iohn Allen, Curt Ganther and Mike Os orne. an i 3. 1. Fish at the line. 2. Buck, our supporter. 3. ,mann at Iohnnie G. VARSITY BASKETBALL I 63 unior Var igf 1 1. Iohn Haar in the air. 2. Two points for Baptist! 3. The team, left to right: Mr. Gomez, M. Domke, M. Ellensohn, I. Oatey, I. Herr, R. Plumber, T, Brooks, T. Anderson, C. Mon- roe, P. Gerlach, M. MacA- rthur. L. Iones, S. Dekorte. 64 fj. V. BASKETBALL EU 23, fb fs-0 , Basketball 43- Y I 6 y ul ii A QL iw f E, 'af ffhlvrrf ,anon -mv- W .0 51111 ff . , .. .... . 7? -Ni ' Btu After 2 years of coaching I.V. Basketball, coach Ioe Gomez led his team to their second championship. Yes, Coach Gomez is amazing, but he could not have done it without players like Ion Haar, Chris Monroe, Ion Oatey, Tim Ander- son and Leonard Iones. Along with other outstanding con- tributors like Mike Ellensohn and Mike Domke, the Knights couldn't help winning. Ion I-laar led the I.V.'s from his forward position, in scoring and rebounding and Mike Ellensohn did a superb job at the guard position utilizing his fine shooting touch. Leonard Iones, alias Fleetfoot Iones, did an excellent job of dribble breaking presses and making moves Walter Davis would be proud of. Freshman Ion Oatey also did an unbelievably consistent job of rebounding and shooting. Look out Lutheran and Brethren, Mr. Oatey has three years left. Last, but certainly not least is swingman Chris Monroe. Chris exhibited amaz- ing hustle, this, blended with fine shooting and rebounding made Chris the best sixth man in the league. But, no team would be complete with the men who come off the bench. Players such as Matt MacArthur, Todd Brooks, Pete Cerlach, filled their most difficult job as any champion- ship players would. With most of this I.V. team advancing to Varsity we hould have a good Varisty squad in years to come. Good luck guys. I. V. BASKFTBALL I 65 F ro h asketball The Frosh Basketball team had a very thriving sea- son. The players may have been young, but it never hindered their performances. The team was unoffi- cially led by Greg Fields, guard. Another good player is Dean Russu. The big man in the middle is Scott Miller. Greg Ritter showed his shooting and rebounding skills in the second half. Hugh DiPretore played forward well scoring several points a game. The team, led by Phil Iennings and assisted by Greg Adkins, finished off the year with a tremendous showing of 7 and 3 in the league. Coach Iennings and Adkins attributed the suc- cess of the team to stronger discipline during practice than in the past seasons. In the opinion of one coach, the team had a tough time because of scarity of height. Exceptional skill in rebounding and a good offense that improved as the season progressed were the team's strongest points. 66 X FROSH BASKETBAI I Var ity ,,,,,...- 'M- ' Q M EEE ff:-Q ,gf v W' r uf ww A af li M ...W V. ef..-..-gnu' -. ' . ,, ,,'a-uw-swf:-a'1f '., .tf ',, ,,.,Ig W' y.,,r,.,, pta. A , . w . w ...'.- ' - E W AMW' N. .2 f -X N............:., .-..-. .. farm . wwf ' X we... 'nga . M. W. - vw ag. A , Q .A .X W .if- V A - 'v' Us ' T . .... 1. The 1979-80 Varsity Baseball Team, Coach Lewis, S. Miller I. Cer- lach, P. Fields, M. Buchanan, T. Beal, B. Travis, Coach Days, Coach Neville, L. Lewis, T. Damato, S. Ardavanis, M. Coens, K. Walker, I. Caddie, M. Romero, M. MacArlhur. T. Maclierron, M. Gordon, D. Van Roy. 2. Freddie's flying forte. 3. Cerlach snaps to second. Q W -my Q. 4 ..., an-w,,...... VARSITY BASEBALL X 67 Var ity 1 'l'he1979-80 Varsity Baseball Team is not a subject to be taken lightly. The team consists of veterans of Baptist Baseball and a fcw newcomers at the same time. This season should take the team all the way to playoffs with pitching from the fantastic three, Mark Goens, Todd Beal and Pat Fields. Runs will be scored with ease when you have power hitters like Mike Romero, Bob Travis and Scott Ardavanis. Under the coaching of Mr. Lewis, Mr. Days, and Mr. Neville. This team will be very successful. Among the rookies on this team are Matt MacArthur and Scott Miller. Both players are completely capable of handling the varsity status Scott plays third while Matt plays a strong defensive second baseman. And then of course, there is the hitting. With the switch-hit- ting ability of Scott Ardavanis he can show his power to all fields. Designated hitter Bob Travis shows his consistency by putting the team on the scoreboard. The clean-up.hitters do just that, clean-up. Ion Gerlach and Mike Romero pull their resources together to get the runs. This team as always was put together by the excellent coaching of Haps, Dad and Nev who always had an uplifting comment. 68 X BASEBALL ALL PRO SPORTS16919 Ventura Blvd., Fncino CA 91316 phone 981 5264 Baseball 'ff M fr' 'f W i W H ' H M ei' i 5? ' un' lla , A ' 4 fn :ii WL... IZ, Q , If V V . N' f L A .ir K VW. .. Huw, R . .. . 1 ,. .af if ,. . ' Q?'g',58'fi '.QZ?'f':,fd'i':Q'f'f'g'i2:f'FN.i7Z4iff?'1 1 fi Q f...?1tl .- . ,:5sf'5'W.e..g,,,.gF Y ??. , 'V .1 if ,di ,. .,,f ,W V-M A . .W-m ,-5.54, V , , My M 2' Q? .4-3. A A ' .-gigefli . i tb -,QiH7EE, - ' M ,K ,,' x Z E 1' ff ea, Y' . 1 A ar 4, QW Q 4 15. ki , V , .. A I . ,- W I, ,,,., . M 'N lag. ' fi ' ez, 'vw If + 'yr I I I ,, is .' , . .Qui . ,yay . .1 J .993 1. Power hitter, Ion Geriach. 2. Darell watches as Knights put another one out. 3. Mr. Lewis gives Tim MacKerron final instructions. 4. Perfect form of Mark Goens. 5. Mike Romero prepares for the play. 6. The varsity animals caged up. i BASEBALL f 69 i Junior Var ily D. The 1979-80 IV Baseball team had yet another impressive season. The team had a reputation to keep up that was sup- plied by the three previous Iunior Varsity teams. After three straight league championships. Coach Phill Iennings had his work cut out for him. Of the thirty players trying out, Bill Days and Coach Iennings could pick only sixteen of the most talented to represent our school. john Oatey and Chuck Heskett highlighted the pitching skills and any rare ball hit to the outfield was quickly inhaled by Ioe Koh, Ion Scott, or Dave Brown. The shortstop position was mastered brillantly by Rod Shackelford who contributed much more than could have been expected of him. Pete Cerlach provided both offensive and defensive strength. Both at the plate with a bat and on second base with a glove, Cerlach showed his talent. This 1980 team looked so good that even before the final cuts, Mr. Days could confidently say, This looks like the best team we ever had. 70 !1.V. HASEBALL 2 int' ' ' C i 7 W- 'iff ff' . i at 4 . Baseball .+ 4313 m i fri -.uw w....eW.4ff1.3 Y- 2 .ti Q 2. L. 3 1. Contemplating the play. 2. Ray Swift-pitch that hall! 3. Our 1980 IV Base- ball Team 4. Ion Oatey - speed and amazement. 5. Tony and spectators look on as opponent attempts to bunt. 6. Coach told me to keep my eyes on the plate. 7. Wh0's on first? , V AA VY ..., , M , . Y Y '3?'w2u-1.n-fw- we ,, . , i, ' . WW'f1s?9f46L'W5a28Qi'w, A ' '97 .. e f . 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With premier Competitors, this is the year. In the high jump Cory Eells who is assured of clearing six feet, is a valuable asset. With 440 relay team of Scott Ardavanis, Dave Rozar, Iim Caddie and Mark Goens this relay team will set the track afire. Having Chris Monroe at the 880 there is no reason who we cannot take league. The field events are as strong as any team in the past. Coached by Ioe Gomez, he himself is excited about this team and is willing to add another Olympic League Championship to his list of others. 1. Dave Rozar and Scott Ardavanis show their perfect execution that wins the relay. 2. Mike Domke clears the height. 3. Scott attempts for the winning distance. 72 X VARSITY TRACK Track 'Q ,,g, W HE N If -H--4--..,,..,,, -f'i--......,,, f,.,,,- ,L-l M? , , if I HH Art Works ' TV ' H 4 'V wzms1z11si1wSHc:m1mlam mah, 1 1 XRSIIY llexclw Fra h-Soph Track The 1980 Frosh-Soph Track team was another strong edition. Thy once again contended with Lutheran for a league title. The low hurdles were run by Dean Russu and Brian Smithey while Greg Ritter and Ion Haar ran the highs. The sprinters for this team were Brent Brooks, Dave Brown and Ieff Wilkins. Todd Brooks, Rocky WAshington, Paul Sherrill and Bill Baugh led our fine corps oflong distance runners. Greg Rit- ter, Dave Brown, and Brian SMi- they competed in the long and tri- ple jumps. Bill Markham, Ion I-laar, and Greg Ritter high jumped while Brian Ammerman, Gary Fletcher and Steve Iones put the Shot. All members can be proud of a job well done. 1. The 1980 Frosh-Soph Track Team. 2. Haar getting high. 3. Dave Brown Runs Hard! 4. Greg Ritter in preparation to cre- ate flames over the hurdles. l 3 74 f FROSH-XSOPH TRACK .i.,, WW! 2' isiaifif 11 5 L. 4' '11 rw Soccer The Reserve Soccer team was a helpful part in the Growing sport of Soccer. Though they had a limited avount of games, it brought the amount of experience needed for next season. The team had a great experience and a meaningful rela- tionship together. The support they showed for the Varsity team was excellent. Soccer has played an important part in their lives and will influence their athletic outlook. 1. The 1979-80 Reserve Soccer Team: D. Owen, I. Pitt, I. Thomas, M. Iohnson, B. Baugh, Coach Miller, V. Patterson, T. Blake, S. Manios, W. Harper, Coach Presgrove, T. Lehman, K. Naruse, I. Schmitt, S. Von Lanken, K. Heuse- veldt. 2. Baugh and Heuseveldt attempt the trap. 3. Virigil makes a shot on goal. - V , I get it l .., I W 1- t I ..V, I V,, , me...,,,, ' We is It I . qw if SOCCER X 75 Varsigf - 1 1 '- 1 ' if Olympic League Games Lab 2 Ontario Christian 3 Lab 2 Valley Christian 2 Lab 3 Whittier Christian 1 Lab 3 Brethren 4 Lab 6 Lutheran Orange 0 Lab 1 LutheranLA 0 Lab 2 Valley Christian 0 Lab 1 Whittier Christian 3 Lab 6 Brethren 1 Lab 3 Lutheran Orange 1 Lab 3 LutheranLA 0 Lab 2 Ontario Christian 6 LAB Soccer, some teams cringe at the sound of these words pronounced. Some like Brethren, Whittier and Valley said it could not be done but in the end were proven wrong. We did do it, a second year team, the 1979-80 season was our first in CIF. But even though it being the first year, the Baptist team captured a playoff spot with a 7- 4-1 league record, second only to undefeated Ontario Christian. To say the least, LAB Soccer had a successful season. A team that was over- whelmed with talent. A high-spirited team whose goal was to make soccer a sport to last at Baptist. A team whose spiritual attitude led them to a successful season. Varsity Soccer finished with an 11-5-3 season and had seven players on the all Olympic' League team. LAB had three first team selections, they were Eric Anderson, Dave Brown, and Greg Turner. The four second team all-league selections included, Cary Farajian, Tim Damato, Andy Blakely and Freshman, Hector Raya. The team is losing a total of three starting seniors and is guaranteed another successful season next year. 76 X VARSITY SOCCER IN MEMORY OF TODD STEVENS Soccer it 5 4 r W! , W 5--I ,L,,, Q 1 'A , Q , -t 9, sl? .fr n ,L 1, t . fu f W. 53 . HH E--'wiv W V 4' 'bw Vg x W 'ymw-r ti'a fixtl ext 51' , it' . N 'A H' It llfge 21 5 bf' . A ' tw ,d,,g....,. W ,,'W'j ' ' . , . A ': ' F vf W - 41, Q ,lvl if .A lla. I 9, gvw 'fm t . KH ' , , 21. with 1. 'JIMEJP 7 -' U ' ' X gm A l K- ff A Y' 'f ' V, ,A 7 A ? 4' H l 'F ' H L Tlxl 1. Brurzu baffles Brethren. 2. Who can hrsrak thc hold of thu: LAB 'ZVTK Q ' ' . X jk ' ' 1 A l N P fltffonsu? 3. Rayaattemptsthmzlr1ngthruw'i11,4. Dave flows il again! 5. Ya' f ' ' 5 ' 1 1, , fl' 3 f, X K .U 4. nf Dsrad und for number twu. 6. Millm' and Prusgrovcz, thu mzoatxhing that 'Mil , ' 1 H, KM 5 fl f at f fx 5 X M'-'- gut us to playoffs. 7. The 1979480 Varsity Sorzrzur loam - Coach ' ' 'if I ' A ' 4 f4Q ,mi Miller, M. llorais, I, Bunn-Cristiani. M. Iohnsun, Coach Prusgruvfz. li. 1' f. ' ' ' ' ,,-,,,, Baugh, 'l'. llamato, ll. Markham. Cl, 'lll1I'Tll!I', B. Holm, B. 'l'u1'ncr. 'l'. - - -- I ' ' . I Matthzrws, il. Rmneru. M. Vonmlsvr Au. G. Baker, ll, Owun. IJ. Brown. I. i .4 1 I ll' Y' X Xxiigtlrxgllpzltlurson. I, Wilkins, G. Farajian. H. Raya. A. Blakx-ly. li. l . ' l '.. A ' n ' . 4, U 2 ' A ll M t . 6 Good Luck, Spacer Team From AYSO Reglon 29' W 'e'ka VARSITY s0Cc:15R f 77 Led by Chris Monroe, LAB Cross Coun- try finished second in Olympic league. Chris finished first in every dual team meet and first in league finals. Chris cap- tured the 1979-80 Most Valuable Runner as he had done the previous year. A first place finish at the Morro Bay Invitational and a fourth place finish in CIF Prelimi- naries gave Chris the chance to run in CIF finals, but a sprained ankle spoiled his chances. Strong finishes by Ralph Salisbury and Mike Dorais always got the clutch points for the LAB victories. Greg Njoes, Rocky Washington, Paul Sherrill and Ken Aram always finished in the top half in their meets. For instance, in the Ontario Chris- tian meet, all of the LAB runners finished ahead of all but one of the Ontario Chris- tian runners. The Iunior Varsity Cross Country team also finished second in league. Promising runners for next year include Dean Russu and Bruce Turner. Dean and Bruce, just freshman, finished first and sixth in league finals. Greg Turner and Mike Domke who are also dedicated athletes who finshed strong in league finals will be assets to the team in their Senior year. Some memorable experiences the team shared this year included the time when Todd Harper, Bill Markham, and Gunther Terampe took the wrong route at Griffith Park and ended up a distance from their destination. They received a ride from a willing motorist back to their finish line. Other memorable experiences were water fights at Morro Bay and the constant excitement of running 1320's for practice. But all their hard work paid off and LAB had a Cross Country team to be proud of. 1. 1980 Cross Country: Hanna Edmondson, Greg Njoes, Rocky Washington, Mike Dorais, Chris Mon- roe, Greg Turner, Ken Aram, Coach Gomez. Bottom Row: Todd Harper, Bruce Turner, Garwood Linton, Gunther Terampe, Ralph Salisbury, Bill Markham, Paul Sherrill, Not Pictured: Dean Russu, Mike Domke. 2. Morro Bay Invitational. 78 X CROSS COUNTRY I' OSS ounlry SM- - W- V, ff , 4- A es, .,.. 2. .V f, . i .H .K .MW 4 :uw ' K -,,,,w 5 '- my . If , ' ,.,4,, 1 :QI ' .,..vf,f , , W., an ,f , . , , f' f ' .W ,W ' ' 1 . v , 'ew V 1 ,,.W, . L . af.. X fail., 4 , if 5',,ffr4.1vff V Q ,, Na 1-rgfflwf ' Vw N ,F-xi' W 'L u' VY. , 'L .dl 4. 1. Coach Gomez awaits the finishers. 2. Dean, Greg and Bill lead the pack. 3. The Lone Mone. 4. Salisbury runs for the steaks? 5. How far, 10 miles! exclaims Ken Aram. CROSS COUNTRY X 79 - Varsiy ofji The Golf team was a highlight in our athletic department this year. It was coached by Mr. Maury Neville and included such celebrities as Kent Naruse, Tommy Thompson, Scott Peacock, and Garry Fletcher. They had a very successful season and are looking forward to many golfing days ahead. Watch for these guys on the .6 neighboring greens practising their putting and teeing off because you will see some real talent! Wlfaifaiwweenn WWWMM wiv, may ,,,, A ,j..j::,,, , E- 'Q , -' tg x LUCU JG s f ,, I 80 X GOLF W iris' Var ily 2 This year's Varsity volleyball team consisted of veterans Debbie Coe- ler, Sheryl Phillips, Katie Walker, Ian Mears, Denise Stover and new- comers Kathy Martinson, Karen Thomas and Gina I-Iolmstrom. At the beginning ofthe season they were faced with the problem of inexperi- ence. However, under the coaching powers of Sue Newcomb and Cindy Noblitt the girls began to build their team. The first half of the season was not as successful as past years. The team suffered not only from inexperience but also illness which seemed to hit almost every member of the team. But the second half of the sea- son proved more rewarding as the hours of hard work began to pay off in victories. The team had many special times together like singing in practice, two-minute wall sits and devotions before their matches. They grew both physically and emotionally, learning about God and each other. The season ended with a disappointing and frustrating record but this was overshadowed by the good times and fond memories that each girl took with them from this year. 1. Awaiting the serveg Z. Listen up! 3. The Marvelous Kates! GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL X 81 tt F5555 f ,-. w in -wa. Wm .'.1fiNf15-lf H Isfasf' sffi ' gn awk an 41 Wil? L. it 4 i ew. ----- 9 ,f ...M V, aww . . Mt -4 Mfr f av. 0 1 w W- it !,,f.v,f,4y..m f ff. Volleyball .X ,Q sw ...iw K J' 1 3 1. Hey Debbie, Does that girl have wings? 2. Team Picture 3. Hobo Kelly . .. is that you? 4. Katie sets the ball with style. i. -.', f ....,.,, , , in 4. Q t .... - . R . A Z. Pt WW. Ly.. 7,5 K W gi 5 4 . - i i f .-uw:,,.... by i - ,,..' , ' z . Q .1 Q ,yy A 5 ,,.. ..,. ,Y , , .5 .,,, ... M y , . I, f f--- f .Mt.5...l. ,Mg ...... .. W,2Ey, ,haw Mm -...,.,.,,,, I .... by , ' . NL ' K ' V I K f . W h e H ' ,VVV .f l y I , . ,,,, Q 4. Nw MW' 1 h ,. a 9' 82 f GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 4 .xi X ,149 I . V Volleyball With a team that consisted mostly of inexperi- enced players this year's I.V. Volleyball team did fairly well. Although their record really doesn't show it, the team effort and cooperation was con- siderable. Voted this year's most valuable player, Lorna Rothlisberger helped lead the team along with her co-captain Dawn Brown. Besides the fel- lowship on their own team the girls shared with the varsity players in a secret - sister relation- ship. Both teams exchanged notes, flowers, words of encouragement, friendship, and Christian love. All in all, it was a good year for the team, even if it was not a winning season. The coaches were Miss Cindy Noblitt and Miss Sue Newcombg they helped the team through a difficult year. 1. Kelli Cox hits the ball, and the spectators only see a blur. 2. The team picture. 3. Debbie Cox hits the ball up, up, and away. 4. Lorna Dunne Rothlisber- ger sets the ball up for a spike. - 1. 3 it ..t. eg :. . 'Eel-mv, ' fig gvtlsggw-Q.',,,,, .125-fl ,, A ' ' ' :wif 31 his , ' .,t' ,.,, ,, at a - iil i 5 lift? '- vi ' ,ii .4 if it Q. V' 'Q-Si. by r Q g . Y -if 1 K ff ty , V - ig' 5 . A .fi 'vs N 1 ,M ' 4-' .,..., . .... , ' ..,...,...... ,x A-W W GIRLS I. V VOLLEYBALL X 83 Girls' Var igf if 3 V i ' ' 22A K , r Q 1 L2 W 'rc' Y '-'li-T A 4 Q Art Works 84 X GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL 19365 Business Center Drive 39 Northridge 885-6551 - - 501712615 Af x XX 3 1 T ,Xi xxx LTXWX f P ff! XXKXKXI yycct X N , NN f 1. Xxx, i X .fftxfi ' T 4. N 6 i M 5 .57 ,fi , W . The catching, hitting, base stealing, home running Girls' Soft- ball team looks forward to a good season. Some young talent has appeared from the freshmen ranks including Gina Holm- strom and Sandy Sundberg. The remainder of the team is veter- ans returning to conquer. The team members are enthusiastic about the approaching season they are encouraging one another on to victory. High above the rest is Kathy Martinson, pitcher. Down to earth is Sheryl Phillips, catcher. Constantly running around is Lorna Rothlisberger, shortstop. The coaches Miss Cindy Noblitt and Miss Sue Newcomb, hope to be in the play- offs and placing at least third in league. They are ready, willing, and able to win. 1. Diane Vanderhorst exclaims 35 to 2! 2. The team picture. 3. Kathy prepares to shear the bat in half. 4. Village Christian batter cringes in fear. 5. Sandy puts one out, and out, and out. 6. Gina fires one to second. GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL X 85 iris, The aching Girls' Track Team triumphed. All members were enthusiastic about the past season. The talent came from all ranks. Dawn Turner. a running seniorg Alice Fabian, the jazzy juniorg Kathy McMillion. a super sophomoreg and Debbie Cox, a fleeting freshman, led the team through the season. Returning to the world of running was Karen Thomas. CIF champ in hurdles as a sophomore. Kristi Griffis in 220. and Evelyn Drummond who also participated in CIF competition. Coach Gomez believed in the girls, ability to go on to the championships. The true battle was against Ontario Christian. At the present, the team is off and running. 1 -H---U-1 .. 'X ' as 1. The 1980 Girls' Track Team: I. Pitt, K. Dumon, M. Sherill, K. Toews, D. Cox, D. Stover. C. Weaver. L. Blacke,D. Turner. M. Brown,E. Drummond. Coach Gomez. D. Holland, K. McMillion. K. Smith. K. Griffis. H. Edmondson, S. Cannon, K. Thomas, A. Fabian, S. Bickford. T. Leighton, H. Mc Kenzie. E. Hernandez, A. Lycklama. D. Loxton. P. Roth. T. Vonder Au. K. Sorenson. K. Kramer. K. Spore, L. Hruby. 2. Kim Toews fires out of the blocks. 3. Naomi Dickson awaits the starters gun. 4. Marci puts it out. S. Dawn. Kathy and Emy lead the pack. 6. Denise Stover experiences the thrill of victory. 7. Evelyn prepares for her race. 86! GIRLSTRACK nz ' ' 5 gf. K I .L ...VL I :E ' ly M W5 Q - - 2 f - .. 'W .sf ,21 7 'Q 3 1 .lg E . . , ' J K t n' 1.2 ti .: 15 1: V' ' V 1 N l 'P' W 5 .Q y X , 'T P' fr -rg . 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V A R, In Action 'mam n ' Q W ' LP ' fp hy. . ,E , as meanfkzfwgi iq wr-www ,K V mu -' WWWM-vmwwwmwgf MWUE+15w3,,55 ag, kiww '1 H ' -If .W-v We M 'mm ,um ,NJN n,BW,K',,,v,,,,,,t -t , '.,,,,. ,.,. hc v rwsww' nk,':.,.,,,, K nh, A. . , , W W V ,,-QM? ,A L 1:71, A KW! ll! 1. Greg Coens looks upfield. 2. Rusty Gordon Power - N Unlimited. 3. Dawn Turner strides across the finish line. 'KX J' , , 1 i ',,v- V' ' , , ' , H, , v, .- ' ,M ,. :Q W-fwW..,n, M W- ' ' ' W wg 1 -V , ,rv xg, ' ' Nw- '.,', w' , N: cf' 4 N ,.m.-gsm, t:.Q,,,,,g , y t x , W..,,,,,W,:,:,, , wx I fs A ,' I - , f.,,,..,f'4.g., '-Qiavn f, F - ,-af N, , 2 ALL SPORTS PAGE X 89 C harge ! The cheerleaders of 1979-1980 started the year off with a fantas- tic pep-rally, which was followed by many other spirited ones. Their faithful leader, Miss Barber, headed the cheerleading attack hy keeping our girls well supplied with good food and suggestions. The squad was led by the fearless leadership and pep of the Swan son Sisters. Helene, the Captain of the varsity squad, Io!-Xnne the Captain of the I.V.'s. The rest of the squads are, I.V.'s, Kim Bleier, Kris Belland, julie Allan, and Stefani Leto. Varsity are Ioni Klein, Adrienne Lewis, Dawn Truner, and Karen Iohnson. l. W - 9 y 'iiM:'.Fm ' 'ff' 'W ..- ..., 1 A.. iat, y T ' I ,..W,,f.a1 , 2. lvl i..,ig.i f' T1 xg! -,A , , 3. 90 X FHI' FRLEADERS ,, , k-,,,, 5, g . w t T V , 115 -7 'ffif i . , ' ' ,,,, A ::,',, ai,-m,,,, ,,, 'L vo.L M ,f,, ,Z , , U M Mg , ' ,, 1. Miss Barber - Our fearless leader. 2. A cheerleaders staircase. 3. loni gives the crowd a smile. 4. Varsity pyramid. 5. IoAnne and Chris reach for the sky. 6. Cheerleading or karate? 7. Our captain sitting on her throne. 8. Helen and Adrienne, you want to box? 9. I.V.'s totem pole! 10. How funky is your chicken? W 6. In W f' 1 01951 . ' lf ii, 3 Ks' if w ,Q h,,.,.w-M 2,4 if av: .997 wi' Q ff? tir.Q W . 1 ,, f 1 4 if miimxvk' ak . ,N 31 K l X - Af :Q M-iqff'vr'5f are Q mi ,'fjNf:yfmww gmaiixiiaw ivqdp V .5351 t HA-Wy.. ,. 4 , in he f , t . Y... f LV. ,. . 392, y 'lu' ,A MY , . , ,f--a4i'Qvv+,k I , V .1,wf,'?w:+1':.' :Q 1 ' if 'V V A 9 10 w.jnf' 'W gr ' My .V , f. 4 . I' 1' 4 'f 1 0 ' 'fa f, , ' V w,,,,b . f M,-9 mM,.,Q My Q, r ,. . 4 . . ,- h,,Jr'f- L, vw I 1 A Hfffkl, fM,yW.ng4 J N Pennants The Flag Team of 1979-80 encouraged by Miss Barber and led by Captain Ienny Haar, had a very enthusiastic season. They performed entertaining routines to various popular songs. The team brought a special kind of fun to the half times of games throughout the year. The Flag Team, which was the largest ever, included such celebrities as Cheryl Fraser, Ieanie Pavey, and Sue Davis. Their smiles and enthusiasm added a warmth and spirit to the school. The Main Event Captain Lisa Malousis and Co-captain Tina Leighton headed up a really outstand- ing season for the Drill Team this year. Under the leadeship of Mrs. Mac, they had the stands roaring with routines done to assorted pop songs. The girls on the Drill Team made up the main part of this year's new Pep Club. They carried on the tradition of unity and cheeriness of the Drill Team. 92 X FLAGS AND DRILL TEAM xx , NN jim,-f -x C 'J V v 4' Y . x ,' - ' M 4 X , XXX i-.xv'Lfx if I I. xx? ' J. I N 1 X xkv- X , lu fm ,Q kyg- , 2 Nl I X Xxx. E s 3 J' R, xi Af X xg NJ -XX., x N XAX 1 X , X ' ,J I xx- K X X 1 MUGS X 93 We Try H arder! ' x V, swrwmr , 1 Q, 1 1 'v--f-fe wi: M, gypsum ii xr. . 1 Z ti.. WW it 3 J' ,ft 1. Friends - Cheryl and Lorna. 2. Switching from quarterback to cheerleader. 3. Steve Owen gives a smile. 4. Iunior Officers - Steve Owen, Kevin King, Lori Lewis, Cheryl Phillips, Greg Tunrer, , Ierry Pitt. 4 Z5 94 XIUNIOR GALLERY 'aw Q-'if-3 1 wwf' Granada Hair Styling Salon, Unisex Haircutting, 10662 1!2 Zelzah Avenue, Granada Hills,Ca 91344 phone: 363-9800 'J W, 1 Hx 'My' ,f 'M i f lim Aebilles Crista Aclamsen Inlie Allen Brie Andersen Tim Anderson Ken Aram Shelley Azxouni Greg Baker Georgia Barnes Dan Barrett Biff Baugb Kris Bellannl Sl1ilI'lBlKIKll0I'Ll Michael Biseliolq Lisa Blake Andy Blakely Kim Bleier Kristen Bowers Terri Broek Pam Brown Laurie Buck Tim Burns Reb Burroughs Debi Burl Liz Cbovanec Debbie Coeler Debbie Cooper Kelli Cox 1iiN1nRs H91 Debbie Ham Michaela Heeb Chuck Heskeit Denise Hosokawa 1illHunl IGXIUNIORS Pam Cox Cathy Cutler Doug Dinnsen Mike Domke Diane Dushcck Kim Eberhard Mike Ellensohn Alice Fabian Pai Fields Cheryl Fraser Breni Fulton Adrian Garcia Pete Gerlach I-leidi Good Carol Gorton Megan Green Bill Grizzell Iason Gruber Dana Iohnson Liz Iohnson Mark Iohnson Eric Keck Kathleen Kiely Kevin King Scott LaChance Shelley LaCombe Bob Layton Adrienne Lewis Lori Lewis Tim MacKerron Brenda Mainwal Lisa Malousis Missy Marlow Linda McAllister Iohn Mears Daryl Milner Brian Monroe Chris Monroe Karen Mumper Mark Newell Shelly Nuttle Steve Owen Sue Pareja Scott Peacock Sheryl Phillips Ierry Pitt Tony Piltario IUNIORS X 97 0 , 'au Cindy Unger Ioyce Walker Pam Webb Iim VVern lim Weyenberg 98 XIUNIORS .f ff Af T7 . kit 1' V . I .,-,' Yr , ,X Q t a 4 ' I W ' ' 7m to i -.pf Robert Plummer Ion Redondo Kerry Reeves Leslie Reynolds Greg Romero Mike Romero Kathy Roth Lorna Rothlisberger Rick Roy Todd Sand Dave Sehuler Ion Scott Shelley Searles Kathy Seccombe Vivian Smith Mark Stang Dan Staples Malia Stromquist Lauri Suttles Ioanne Swanson Iohn Thomas Lori Thorsteinson Bob Travis Greg Turner gf 2 A -'jf' f 4. in i K i, , ','- -, ,,,, mg, ,,,,,, , ff X Wzgvfmi W. ' E .-Mi , f swf f ,MW i ti ii A ' Z R ' ' .SY7il'iZ 1. Cindy amd Craig eiiioyiiig ezaiizh others criiiipany. 2. Im? and Dave showing their iniclligzriiue. 3. Bust Buddies. 4. Kim enjoying Clovers Bible Class, ,aaww ' . ..f,,f' 44 2. fi? JY ' i ff I g , Q i xi X W ri. 41 SUPHUMORE CALLER Y X 99 100f SOPHOMORES KW' ' A ' Mfn ME 2 Ji My ' 'Z 1 H. 1571. 7' ,O it Dan Alrn Brian Ammerman Robin Anderson Garrett Arnold Mark Barnes Chandra Bennett Paul Bennett Iulie Bishop Ii1lBjorndahl Debbie Bongard Katie Breckell Scott Breneman 'gif Steve Burnett Sheri Burroughs Nanci Burt Christina Burtt Cindy Cano Marci Carlson Tony Cora Kim Cooper Lisa Cooper Kim Davis Ruth Dohn Stovc DcKorte Rick Dempsey Naomi Dickson Cindy Dubois Kim Dumon Holly Elbcrt Adricnnc English Mark Fife: Carry Flctchcr lim Fowlcr Karen Forletta Iohn Friend Shirlcy Frost K ,.4. znqqfiv YW! Kim Gaertner Suzanne Gibson Greg Goens Mike Graham Ion I-Iaar SOPHOMORES X101 Kathryn McMillion Mike Miller Connie Minkoff Dawn Moses Danette Mowery 102 X SOPHOMORES Maureen Hall Nadine Hall Todd Harper Keith Harris Karen Heskett Iodie Horton Lisa Iohnson Leonard Iones Phillip Kearney Susan Kegel Deanna Kennedy Ioe Koh Tammy Krueger Rose Krutzler Todd Larsen Ted Lehman Stefani Leto Matt MacArthur Melinda MacDonald Steve Manios Bill Markham Mike Massett Tim Matthews Mike McGee Steve Nalian Kent Naruse Kiln Neubauer Wendy Neutz Seott Newell Mary Io Newman Kiln Nofxiger Peter U'l lagiie llavicl Owen lVllClN?l0l,iiIlElSt1iQ Earline Parks Virgil Patterson Staley Payne l.anette Raynioncl Lisa Raymond Randy Reecl Vietor Rehart Iris Rodriguez Patty Roth Newton Ruiz Gerry Sanchez left' Saylor Roll Shaekelforcl Rohin Shear it J A P lt is M Melody Sherrill Paul Sherrill Lisa Sininions Colleen Sinith Brian Sinithey SUP! IUMURI-IS f 7051 f X f l ' 4 N it 2 -' t'L' ,,' 1 ,, -ll ,H X y l l ' paul, X 'I Vigmanf 104 X SOPIIOMORES IeffWilkins lane Wilson Laura Winton QX I f l J gk, 'ill my J X 15- X .ff ,V , :xg M6 if 'Tffl 1 F,f K , ,ix .fl Ag W- , WQNQ F 'x-ill- Karen Sorensen Paul Sper Nan Spradloy Dan Stieff Christine Suh Laura Survant Carrie Tonny Kim Toews Trina Tringone Mark Tuokor Davo Vandcrhorst Chris VanDyk Shelly Volner Mark Von Dor Au Kory Washburn Rocky Washington Rick Watson Karon Waugaman Perry Way Cynthia Weaver Misha Wight Freshmen In the Bi g Leagues --.., .., mv M - W. -uf., 'W 'N 1... 'W . f 'ew -. W . '-+- -4. ., , 1. Freshmen Class Officers from left to right, Steve Iones, Bruce Turner, Ion Oatey, Robert Wil- cox. 2. Audrey Lycklama and Denise Loxton wait with anticipation to return to class. 3. Tommy MacKerron asks, why me? 4. Drew Madrid, what a gorgeous smile. 5. Christine Friez enioys a nice bite of Ingrid Nelsons hair, YUMMY! FRESHMEN X 105 Tonya Crosbie David Culver Lisa Davis Bill Davis Suzanne DeKorie 106 X FRESHMEN Brie Albaugh Tracy Aulio Doug Baker Ionaihan Barnes Bill Baugh Kim Bel Cher Laura Bells Sharon Biggar Heidi Binford Ioel Blackburn Tom Blake Lisa Bollier Ruth Bowers Sandee Breneman Breni Brooks Fred Bryant Karrio Burford Laura Burns Marie Burtt Kathy Caffee Laurie Chollman Terri Chow 1cffCohen Debbie Cox 1' ,l I flgx I lyxfiii, t' 5 f 5, X -1 if . 4 t xi Nt 5--J 4- ,,-s 'ls .nal if ,f Q wi Dave lJeVries Lenny DiCiCee KzithyDidvvz1y Cindy Dike Karen Dinnsen Hugh Uipretorc Susan Doepke Heidi Drury Michelle Duseheek Tit'l'z1nyEherhard lim Elwood Greg Fields Chris Friex Susie Frost Lisa George Rusty Gordon Edward Gutnian Boh Hams Karen Huelc Allen Hall Peter Heflner EH1yl'lt3I'IlilI1Clf?Z Keith I Ieuseveldt Denis Holland Nay' Seett Holland Ginn Holmstroin Sonya Hung Iill Horton Sherri Hosokawei FRHSI IMEN f 1111 108 X FRESHMEN Iohn Howard Linda Hruby Debbie johnson Holly Iohnson Karen Iokisch Steve jones Paul Kaak Shelley Kennedy Iohn Kim Betsy Klein Kelly Kramer Tracy Lee Donna Lewis Gary Linton Denise Loxton Audrey Lyclclama Tom Mackerron Drew Madrid Michael Manna Terri Mattison Bill McAdams Nancy MCKelson Heather MCKennzie Darrin Miller l Scott Miller Peter Miniskania Ianean Mirchand Kurt Myles Robb Neithart Ili IM T574 Y K it If is si. , . Brian Nelson Ingrid Neilson Karon Nott Tim Null Ion Oatoy Chris U'Byran Duane Palmer Susana Pimental Lisa Proctor Hector Raya Greg Ritter Ricky Roberts Dean Russn Iill Saito Iantit Sanborn lorry Schmitt Marci Sohnoidor Mark Shoarin Chris Sibart Rona Sisler Ioff Smith Wendy Smith Erik Sorenson David Souloles 4' Iill Southorland Iotf Spiyoy Krystin Spore Kathy Stovons Sandy Sandberg, FRlx'SHMI1'i'N 109 iv! ....... ll T Rob Wilcox Rodney Wright 110 X FRESHMAN Ray Swift Debra Sylwester Gunther Tarampi Lynette Thorpe Iennifer Tice Ioe Trebes Bruce Turner Sandy Unger Ianel Vermeulen Tania Von der Au Scott Vonlanken Ieff Watt Vicki Webb Tim Westmore lim White ff wt W S v W . mn, it 3,,4wi,f,,:4: ., ,W Nr T we Q 5,1 L, f A fr .5i.,,W fy gf ' we We Q ,u ' M AV ,. 1 ,M . t'5V,,,,g N' 1, ww Y. ,W My S 'S' ,y fi 1-if , , , rffef - gf V We ff . Gy A59 Ja, g, ,,,. W, ,,,N , wif A , W x V A '26, Pk ng' fy WT' .fwfr HV 7 W, ,, 'Q ' , uk . .W JE ,wr ,H It 1 . fn? 4' ,fu 43 MW FW vm A ft., - I if ffkibiy , but if , 'L S 1? QVLZEQQ L ff 47-.. IUNIOR HIGH DIVISION! 111 Blackis Sheep ' 2. Miss Black, assisted by her responsible Iunior High representatives, gave the Iunior High a year of excit- ing events and activities. Elected in their Social Stud- ies classes were eighth grade representatives Kristen Bleier, Richelle Raymond, and Harlyn Ramsey, along with Dave Kaak, Beth Sullivan, Miles Pfeifer, and Mike Forgerson, who represented the seventh grade. They aided Iunior High President Iohn Koh in plan- ning activities such as Spirit Day and the Iunior High Christmas Project. All in all, the Iunior High Student Council was successful in accomplishing its duty, making Iunior High an experience to remember. 1. Miss Black and the Council discuss the long and short of the matter. 2. The Council discusses minute details. 3. Miss Black and Iohn Koh relate on a low level. 4. The head honcho struggles to reach the top. 112 XIUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL J is P ' Y I m ir' i sl . 2 1 R E ,',. - H T.. . . LV Vil, ii - 1 F151 4i , ,,,, 2 gg W-,iv2' i. 'i A A'ri 'c t' ' ' xt' Q! K 3. rat .Q ' -get we W . ,, 1' S S 4 4 If -at I 1' A cceptable Wagging Tongues Coached by Miss Black, junior high students par- ticipated inthe yearly Iunior High Speech Contest to experience speaking before large audiences. They were given the chance to use their talents in various categories. Kirsten Wilson and Intha Wilson did Bible Readingg the Dramatic Reading section was made up of Iohn Pollock and seventh grader Holly Iohnson. Competitors in the Oratory Section were Matt Niblock and Ioe D'Virgilio. The participating students were selected after an initial tryout before judges Miss Black, Mr. Richards, Mr. Leyda, and Mr. Hild. These contest competitors have often gone on to attain student government pos- itions in later years at LAB. L.A. Baptist has estab- lished a long tradition of excellent performance in . L B-waagpgaw it Q this contest. . . , 9 We 1. Miss Black helps Iohn Pollock. 2. Kirsten practicing. 3. Miss Black prompts the speech contestants SPEECH CONTEST!113 Jr. H i Anarchy? A tradition of anarchy on the Ir. Hi level resulted in a frantic search for a leader. The search ended at the Iunior High Convention where fearless Iohn Koh was found. With help from Iunior High Coordinator, Miss Black, the Iunior High is destined to be a power- ful force in LAB. Small in stature, yet big in heart, Miss Black and Iohn prove their strong leadership while standing at the podium on an art room stool. This shows that the iron fisted rule of Miss Black and Iohn Koh is unchallengeable. , , . .. ,, - f 'ff if 4' .V 5 A' ' fi f ,. . if 1 I ' ' i'.' K fr I A: in . ' WH . 1 . . . . W f ,, ,V 2.4 f . 1 2. i 4 . 1. junior High Anarchy. 2. Ir. Hi. coordinator, Miss Black. 3. Who said rnob rule is fun. 4. Harlynn Ramsey gives her view. 5. Iohn Koh says it bluntly. 114 X HI CONVENTION Intmclass C ombal At the Ir. High Spirit Day this year. the eighth grade started out well hy winning the traditional softball and volleyball game. As the time went on. the Seventh grade tried hard to catch up with the Eighth grade. Some of the other events included the P1 relay. in which the Seventh grade really proved that they could get in and out ol pajamas faster than the Eighth grade. Besides that they also had an Egg Toss which was a little messy. Another race was the Tennis Ball relay. where the team would get down on thc field and pass the tennis ball to each other using their feet. The other races were the Chariot and Wheelhar- row races. The Spirit Competition was won hy the Seventh grade. hut the Eighth proved themselves to he the winners ofthe day. IIINIOR IIIUH SPIRIT DAY! 115 EWU Birds This year the Gymnastic Club met 3 times a Week in our very own LA. Baptist gym. Led by Mrs. Crowell they showed their dediea tion by enduring the aches and pains of backbends, walkovers, and aerials without complaints. They performed at Homecoming and at the Christmas Project to audiences amazed at their gym- nastic ability. Z 1. Mrs. Crowell, loan Rokahr, Helen Yagdjis, Amelia Yip, Cindy Smith, Laura Wilkins, Iulie Waugh 2. Mrs. C. lends a helping hand. 3. Practice makes perfect. Hb! GYMNASTICS . 1 , . . W: ' :gig TF V A f fix We X 1 . Sf. 4+ if 1 fy 1 if 3 ry ui' if K 33 'Q I K, . .rf :dr Zif . ,Y ' 1 A 1 A A - xl - .J ,, . if if .wi l, V , 4 C if ,fig F., 5 f 'W' W-We 5 i 'V 2 g I ,aw A., ,f 1 I 'N- 2 fiff1.,gj t . ,X iw iii J 1, MMWITAWZ ,,,,, R I JZ' ! K .J 'bv Y 'Wm A Special Christmas A special kind of Happiness, A special kind of Ioy. A special kind of love that comes from every girl and boy. Extra Happiness and extra love can always be found At Christmas time. The thing that make it special ls when it's genuine. The Ir. Highers at L.A.B. showed they know what it ls all about, when they gave the gift of friendship To those with lonely hearts. They sang Christmas carols that brighten' up the Halls, gave presents that they bought, a gift from One and all. When all was said and done, they felt a Special joy, the kind that comes from giving of ones Self to those who need our love. IR, HI. CHRISTMAS X 117 Junior H i gh Football The Iunior High football team has proved to be successful once again. They have played hard and their determination has paid off. This year the team is tied for first place in their league. This honor has been achieved by many hours of prac ticing. lt seems like the team has a lot of spirit and are really proud to support L.A.B. 1. Team picture. 2. Dean Sharp. joe Broussard, Ray Sanchez. and Dave Thompson in action. 3, Coach Miller with team members. 4. Lance Arnold catches a pass from Ioe Broussard. 5. Tom Brooks receives congratulations from Greg Ritter, IV football player. 2- s 718 X IR. HIGH FOOTBALL i I 1. Iohn Morton and Richard Abreu concentrate on making the stick. 2. Lance Arnold brings down the pigskin for a score. 3. Baptist defense stuns the oppo- sition. 4. Dennis Brown, lim Carr, and Brice Walker show where it's at. . fy ' , fi A V , 4 4 .HT IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL X 119 5 'W fpMy JFJi 1 X wyfwf gf Sb , Uygff JQX VX M J M . ,, A MM QW? wg gg? ffgiw ii? if QQWZZW NXQQC QXAWYMX L My N km wx W QumXWmxxqf5biN aww wil LMGMQ QblwW ?ZqJ2u4 k?gZywxMx Wifi Jajlfgjifffgiwf if I X , '-LJCCYYLKXN XM . CA QL X vo - X -K X S500 'XQ6o59f, M 360' L WN VD 0.1 mg , KXQQU .D Wy xxx Cx O ca X Q ' . m , , A q !666'9i6U.E-54. , 5 f X 0-'wn.C!,'vL., ! V - K K fYLC+0vei qt, rf iA i 1 A , Law? Am, I ix fa , ' MAY. . - 1 I io , LL' 7 , Q' A - -C . kLxy I O ' Lo l ff-N I f ' 'wig x' .S We Q1 ' 4Q07NifJL, ac!! wQ 0 Ayub 3744,Ll,c-M Mbfffg U TOGRAPH Basketball M illeris M Otley Mob Led by Coach Miller, this year's Iunior High Boys' Basketball team dis- played plenty of talent. Top rebounder, David Knowlton, learned to reach for the stars. With Ioe Broussard and Daron Ball the team really picked up speed. The fast-break was an evident strong point. In the years to come these players should build strong Frosh and Iunior Varsity teams. 4 Aff nv m 1 !!'li'QH!l l l I Double I. Packaging, 7718 San Fernando Rd. phone 875-0344 IR. HIGH BASKETBALL X 121 Bat H ern UP Ir. Hi Sports are always exciting, and Ir Hi Girls' Softball is no exception. The team has unlimited talent as they proved in the game against St. Pauls where they scored nineteen runs in the first inning. This team has a promising future and should create an exciting future for LAB softball. Coaches Leslie Owens and Alice Harris' main job was to develop basic skills and techniques for future participation in high school softball which they accomplished while providing a great experience for these girls. . A.-. 0, 2. ,yyyyt iiyi .M-.. 1 -- if-Q 1 yiib V ,iyli . P tg 1-L . M--my iiii SWL I A --fi ,FW . -fy -if -W ,V x I W. M-. ,me . , I Wi I I ,.-.Il ,I .I .. H. 41 - Sm- III' I , I 4. 1. Diane Lockhart brings it home. 2. The 1980 Ir Hi Girls' Softball team: D. Lockhart, S. Alanis, M. Phillips, D. Fox, D. Woodard. 3. S'herry'Alanis gives the signals and awaits the pitch. 4. Marge Phillips winds it up. 5. Nineteen in the first! 122 !jR. HIGH GIRLS'SOF'TBALL 5. I. 1. - W ' . ' ' 1 Q 335.pw A . ,.- n 1 t ,,, xr, I- 2, 1 f , I hy. . ' '- I- 4 Y I ' - ' r' 311- -7 , ' , ' . 1 5 is . .. .,..f.i..ff,-2 it iq ,z I, . ..: . . .. I,r r . .: ,.'f' . -f I , I I I F12 V f':.: -SE'-2 24 , I 4' VI1sf4.f.2uilr ...NW , Q ' bu' W rggw. 1 . 1 I I P , It ,, i . 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The girls say that they really got something out of their season on the team. 1. Beth Sullivan for two. 2. Tough defense by Diane Lockhart. 3. Marge Phillips wins the tip. 4. The Team. IR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL f 123 1. While Mrs. Claus looks away. Santas lit- tle elves will play. 2. Iefferina Anderson lighting up the lives of the Ir. High at the talent show. 3. OH NO! Mr. Stroup, Mr. Morgan, please don't throw me in the trash Can pleads Sheri Clementson 2. 3. 124 XIUNIOR HIGH CANDIDS Richard Abreu Sherry Alanis Robert Allen Karen Ammerman Don Amstutz K Ieff Anderson Lance Arnold Kristin Aubele Daron Ball Steve Barbour George Bariames Ruth Bent lay Benthagen Bill Berman Cindy Blanton R Paul Burtt Lauri Butler Davida Buxkemper lim Carr Iohn Chang Phil Dixon Debbie Dunning Vickie Eggen Bobby Erickson Loree Espinoza nik. f X.. i , -41114 af' Kristen Bleier Heather Bolks Ioe Broussard Dennis Brown Shelley Brown Sheri Clementson Lisa Crossan Debbie Davis Trisha Delfino Dionne Decker ,, tb b 'if -1 2391 . MJ 'ttt' I I 'MVN 'Xt . if fi D3 ' 9 L 9 lil!IH'1'HCIRAIJIff125 Gwen Hines Melissa Hodgson Marianne Ide Chris Inman Suzi Izmirian Kim Kissick Debbie Knight Yvonne Knolls David Knowlton Mike Koby Tami Guy Diane Hamernik Dave Harder Kim Harris Ienni Heuseveldt 3910? Traci johns Tony Iohnson Tom Kegel Patrick Kidder Ieff King Iohn Koh Derek Kruzner Allison Lewis Ieff Lewis Bliss Liebowitz Alicia Flemming Donna Fox Paul Gartlan Daryl Graham Greg Green . X . f - s. V' 'X ,x ' Eric Lipp Diane Lockhart Wendy Lycklama Marcy MacArthur Michele Marasca L Karen Massett Tim McCrillis Lee McMilli0n Cindy Medina Cindy Miller Teri Nelson Matt Nihlock Nancy Nilson Chris O'Bryan Edmund Paniagua Roque Montanez Nancy Moomaw Brian Morgan john Morton lane Naruse Z 'i I ' 35 551, ' i rrri, A 7' N V I NU-'X David Patton Ieanne Pelton Marge Phillips john Pollock llarlynn Ramsey Natalee Raych Richclle Raymond Bill Ritchie Ioan Rokahr Debbi Ryan HICHTH GRADE X127 128 X EIGHTH GRADE Vicki Suh Cheryl Sylwester David Thompson C. I. Ulrich Craig Vonlsanken Ginger Withers Pete Woll Dawn Woodard Scott Wright Ellie Yagdjis Cindy Smith Iulie Song Dana Stopp Vicki Stratton Mike Stroup Colette Walker Iulic Waugh Rhonda Way Laura Wilkins Kirsten Wilson Amelia Yip Todd York Sheryl Zach Donalic Bryarly Ray Sanchez Michelle Schardt Kellie Scott Dean Sharp Iulia Shepard CNY' Mark Acton Paula Anderson Kirk Autio Kirk Bain Tracy Ardavanis Francesca Bates YI' Cara Bollier Patty Breedlove Becky Breitbarth Michael Brooks Tim Brooks Shannon Booker Suzanne Bell Erie Belland David Bishop Rudy Blau xx at j. QV V4 .- i XK2 E l i rw ,I ,,-W Av. M - A ' W ,gg . ' W ,,-, wwf' fd s l ' V a ,, ' 2 1 K ' , M ,,,, WWI, Y Wi , K: ffff , ..,V y SEVENTH GRADE! 729 l 'x X' . Doug Coger Steve Crouch David Daubert Kathy Davis Erie Dickson Doug Fitzgerald Doug Flaig Oziel Flores Mike Forgerson Peter Fowler 130 X SEVENTH GRADE Don Carlson Iuliet Chang Darin Chiu Christina Clarke Lisa Clayton Helen Donnell Kathy Duane Ioe D'Virgilio Darla Elwood Terri Fields Doug Brown Iamie Butterworth Mike Button Kurt Buxkemper Belinda Cano Q-MPN 'Elf' Susan Friend Kevin Carden Katie Cartlan Daniel German Andrew Glenn Nikki Good David Cordon Mioholle Gottsohalk Chris Hanson Chris Harms Ianioe Harrison Dehhie Hauhrioh Sinia Hernandez Dehhio Hill Susan Holland David Kaak Laura Kissiek Kim Kramer Matthew Kreiger Kent Krooker l i .. l Mark Malolt Dehhie Martin Carl Mc:Arlhy Carolyn MoCray Tim Molnlyro loanna Howard Denise Huher Mindy Ikeda Lisa Inglis Holly Iohnson Victoria Lane Callie Lee Sharon Lee Troy Lehman Ienny Macdonald l N M 132 X SEVENTH GRADE Donna Nofziger David Oh Eric O'Hague Iulie O'Leary Lane Olson Susan Purtee Brian Rafeedy Renee Rape Chrisie Reid Andrea Romano Vickie Nash Traci Nelson Brian Nicks Tom Neilsen Cheryl Ninow Heidi Osborne Kelley Patterson Eric Petersen Miles Pfeifer Rick Plummer Kenny Ross Stephanie Roy Glenn Russu Michael Saenz Brigitta Schlicht Lisa Mclimson Holly McKenzie Linda Miner Gina Mosley lim Nackos V Iifrf Gina Seminara Stacy Shackelford Danielle Smart David Smith Todd Smith - 5 lk 'WEL 3? 5 Allen Song lim Staples Mark Stevens Darren Stieff Beth Sullivan Steven Timmons Tamera Tolan David Toyer Dan Travis Starla Tuytens TNQ' Greg Webb Darrell Williams lntha Wilson julia Wilson Natalie York MJ Tina Szabo Matthew Szymanski Dan Thompson Dan Thorpe Patricia Tichian Paul Varner Brice Walker joe Watt Gary Waugaman Mike Weaver t RNA X rp X . X SEVl1'N'1'I1IIRAlJE X 133 0' I M ru Hll Ill HI I l'MYl, o IFE ,.. mx FACULTYDIVISION I 135 ll X E . The future is build on promises. But our promises to pay, to do, to go, to act, to give, etc. are only as good as ou willingness to see that we keep our word. lf our hopes for the future are built entirely on the promises of mankln we must be ready for disappointments. Sinful and even good intentioned men don't keep their promises Better t look toward a future of promise based upon an unchanging God whose word is absolute. His promises for th future are: 136 X PRINCIPAL'S PAGE The wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life. Romans 6:23 lf we confess our sin. . .He will cleanse us from all unrighteousness. I Iohn 1:9 . . .whoseoever believeth on Him shall have everlasting life. Iohn 3:16 Trust in the Lord and do goodg so you shall dwell in the land and enjoy security. Take delight in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart. Psalm 37:3 8: 4 In my Father's house are many mansions. . . I go to prepare a place for you. Iohn 14:2 Seek and know the Lord and your promise for the future will be bright both in time and in eternity. . . - Gary Smidderks At Baptist l-ligh, the real promise of the future lies with the grad- uats. They as no one else. embody the spirit and ideals of the school. When graduates succeed, the school succeeds. Founded in 1962, the shcool has 18 years of proof that Christ- centered, life-oriented education produces young people of deep commitment and character. That is what the founders of the school believed: When they built the classroom wing on Woodley Avenue: When they built the athletic field and locker room wing in 1965 When they added the gymnasium in 1971. Parents have also believed. Enrollment has been at maximum since 1977 Cover 7001 with four qualified applicants being turned down for every student acepted. This cannot continue. The origi- nal plans for Baptist High called for 1,000 students, a promise the administration inteds to keep. What then is the Promise of the Future for the school? It is sim- ply this: early construction of a new classroom wing paralleling Lasse Street north of the red brick building. Some funds have already been earmarked for this purpose from the year's Annual Funds Appeal. An architect has drawn preliminary plans with a view to making early acceptanced of bids on a new building a reality. ln fact, next year's Annual Funds Appeal will concentrate on raising the dollars necessary to proceed with early ground- breaking. Sound exciting? It is! We could very easily have over 900 stu- dents by fall of 1981. The secret: prayer, faith. and generous giving. Do you believe that? If you do, the new building will visibly rise beginning as early as fall, 1980. And all things whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive. Matthew 21:22 ,tt f .... tits . .. . Tw, 4 j KJ 5 ' in ,.,. . it hm -fmf' 3 BAPTIST DA Y SCHOOL ASSOCIA TION X 137 fl i Teachers 1. MARY BARBER Is. 6:1-33 South Dakota State University, B.A., Span. II, III, and IV, Bible 103 Department Chairman, Cheerleader Spon- sor, Flag Team Sponsor. 2. DENISE BLACK Col. 1:9-11 Ps. 1393 CSUN, His- tory and English B.A., Social Studies 8, World History 9, Bible 9, Elective Bible 11-12, Y lm 5 Iunior High!Senior High Activ- L B ity Director, Spiritual Life Council Sponsor. 3. MICHELE BRITTON I Peter 5:6-103 Pierce, A.A., CSUN, B.A. Math 8, High School Math and Pre-Algebra, Attendance Counselor. 4. BERNICE BUDD II Timothy 1:12, Cascade Col- lege, A.B., Azusa Pacific Col- lege, M.A.g U.S. History II, Psy- chology, Bible 10, Revelation, Social Science Department Chairman, Iunior Class Spon- sor, Girls' Service Club Spon- sor. 1 QV' Vfiiqf fi , r x.. I , A L wg., ,Q 5. GARY CONNORS- NELSON 3 . ., , M y N ii'i ICorinthians13:13g Cal. f i fr III E g VAVAV 1 , Lutheran College, B.A. P.E.: g,..V ,,.. Driver's Ed., Social Studies 7, 5, ' s . . , Varsity Football Coach. 1 4 . I, .,,,,. ,Q if ' 1f,! , j 6. WALTER CRIDER .., 3 , h ..- sauna, Iohn 14312-14: CSUN, B.A. f W Music, Beg. Band, General , .,.,,,. M Music, Pep Band Sponsor. ,HN A I love serving the Lord freely , I M its T Michele Britton I I c' 1 If ..... I A 1 T ssti I V L ., ..k, , . g .y . . 'I 5 , 6 Vanderhorst Brothers Ind., Inc., Precision Machine Shop, 15210 Stagg St., Van Nuys, Ca. 91405 787-5557 wig 53' 'x 2 li - i l I 1. IDA MAE CROWELL Phil. 4:12, 133 LABC, B.A., CSUN, Cred.3 English 9, P.E. 8, Bibleg Freshman Sponsor, Gym- nastics Club Mother. 2. BILL DAYS Phil. 42193 UCLA, Pierce, Pho- tography. 3. DOUG GLOVER Ps. 143:10, 111 Southwestern Ir. College, A.A., San Diego State Univ., A.B. Art, Point Loma College, Cred.g Art, Prod. Design, Bible 105 Yearbook Advisor, Dress Committee, lun- ior Class Sponsor. 4. los GOMEZ CSUNQ Math, P.E.g Cross Coun- try Coach, IV Basketball Track. 5. KURT HILD Col. 2:83 Kearney, B.A. Educa- tiong English 12, 11, Religion 11, Senior Class Sponsor, Spiritual Life Committee, Dress Commit- tee. 6. MAVIS IDE Isaiah 41:10, Allentown Bible College, Th. B., Roberts Wes- leyan, B.A. English 7, Religion 7, Math 8. The mind is a constant battle- field and must be taken captive to the obedience of Christ. I like teaching at LAB because I can present Christ as the Testor of ideas and the Master Commu- nicator. Kurt I-Iild Pelican TM Trailers, Inc., 15210 Stagg St., Van Nuys, Ca. Ca. 91405 737-5557 FACULTY! 139 1. LOREN KEARNEY Romans 12:1-2, Pierce College, SFVSC Cnow CSUNJ, B.A. in Art, Senior Religion, Director of Pupil Services, Athletic Admin- istrator Registrar, Counselor. 2. COLLEEN R. LAMBRIX I Corinthians 16:13-14, Sawyer Business College, Typing I and II, 9th Grade Sponsor. 3. KATHY LEE Psalm 119:105, University of Hawaii, Bachelor's of Educa- tion, Math 7, Algebra I and II, Iunior Class Sponsor. 4. DON LEWIS Matthew 5:16, L.A. Pacific Col- lege, B.A. in Science, Math, Varsity Baseball coach. 5. DICK LEYDA Eph. 4:15, University of Texas, BBA Talbot Seminary, Master of Divinity, Religion 9, Commu- nications 8, Speech. 6. IEANNE MCCOLLUM Phil. 3:18, CSUN, B.A.C. Span- ish 8, Spanish I and II, Bible 9 Drill Team Sponsor, 9 Grade Sponsor. MOXFACULTY in-i 'ha 1? I I :IQ 5 .if if V75 ff-It QU Sm gyucli Q9 Oturt 6,111 GIDUQ IOVKLJI ltucitmf pf ui in Olcyjj, J A it 'wc It ' lo? A 1 2 Uv lfx .jjtcfi-f Uf K M mmf. I 1. LARRY MCCOLLUM H519 I. I Fm., K L 3 Heb. 11:63 Middle Tenn. State Cl I 553+ University, B.S. fMath!Com- I puter Sciencejg Fuller Semi- QL, WWJ nary, Graduate Work, Algebra I, Bible 9 81 123 Counselor, Spir- itual Life Committee. Ulfllfl It Lftlfti elf-- fy, i I 2. MARY MAKELA ETTZQQEEQ. rf.-mass , . ., nglishg Director of Curriculum 8: . Instruction. 3. RICK MANGNALL 2. J Iudges 19, CSUN, B.A.g Govern- ment, Anthropology!Sociology, Bible: Chess Club, Lunch Supervision. 4. DR. IVAN MEARS Rom. 1:16, UCLA, B.A., Cal State L.A.. M.A., Cal Baptist Seminary, M.A.g USC, Ed. D., Guidance, Bible, P.E.3 College Counselor. I 5. GARY MILLER I Cor. 13:73 Westmont College: B.A., Math 7, Science 7, P.E. 9, Bible 8, Iunior High Athletic Coach. 4. ' 6. MAURY NEVILLE I CSUN. Poli. Sci. Cred, Soc. Studies: Science 8, World His- tor Social Studies 85 Varsity Basketball, Athletic Coordina- tor, Varsity Baseball. ..., ff? There once was a teacher Iyip- I 7-.J peell X, Who found lunch duty great ecstacy, When Chess Club was not. Q55 To the Quad he would trot, G And give those poor urchins ag V L.E.'s ' I 4 'VA ll y Druid Folklore 4 . . ' 6. V 4 + Jr . ix., E I x ' ,Li K. X , W I Ligly If ' K I D , fi 7 is ,ifjpll 'Ml 'IU -1 53 ' 0551 , , ' ,I FACULTY! 141 Granada Hills Community Hospital, Mental Health Cl1n1c,,X70445 Balboa Blvd., 360-2169. I 1 SUE NEWCOMB Ph1ll1p1ans 4 13 CSUN B A Math 7 P E Volleyball and Softball Coach Senlor Spon sor 2 CINDY NOBLITT Ilohn CSUN B S Phys1olo Sclence 7 Volleyball and Soft ball Coach Iunlor Sponsor AFA Comm1ttee Faculty Soclal Chalrman 3 CAROLYN REEVES Eph 3 14 21 CSUN B S SCI ence 8 8: 10 Home EC 7 8: 8 G1rls SBFVICG Club 8th Grade Sponsor 4 MARTY RICHARDS Rom 5 8 Plerce College A A Long Beach State B A Talbot Theolog1cal Sem1nary M A Cal Lutheran Inst1tute for Holy Land Stud1es Blble 7 8 gl 12 Woodshop Faculty Cha1rman Sp1r1tual L1fe Comm1ttee Chalr man 7th Grade Sponsor Rel1 glon Department Cha1rrnan 5 BILL RODGERS Rom 8 28 UCLA B A cred CSUN Admln Cred Band AV !Stage Crew General Mus1c 7 Buslness Admlnlstrator AV! Stage Crew D1rector Muslc Coordlnator Band Dlrector ASB F1nanc1al Advxsor 6 DAVID RUSSU II Cor 5 17 Un1v of Redlands BA Talbot Semlnary M D1v Geometry Blble 9 Llfe Sc1ence IV Football Coach a I , . .Q , - -I , - a 1 y - -Z gy, : - 1 9 s - . : - 3 , ..g - 1 - 2 9 - . 2 g , . .3 1 - -2 , - -1 9 Z Q , 1 , 4- 1 1 ' Q . : 3 , . ., ., , - 2 , 1 I 4 9 v s o . I Q . , . .3 , . .3 w y Z 142fFACULTY 4. Cranda llair Styling Salon. unisex haircutting.1U662t!2 Zelxah Ave.. 1. MARY SCHARF I Tim. 62103 Westmont College, B.A.: English 8. Iournalism. 2. DIANE SECCOMBE Iohn 14: UCLA, B.A., Prelibrari- anship MLS Library Scienceg English 7. Study Skills. 3. PATTY STEPHENSON Iames 1. 2-4: CSUN. B.A.g French: CSUN, Cred.3 French, Spanish: French Club Sponsor. 4. SHEGAY VANDERPOOL I Iohn 4:7 81 83 Point Loma Col- lege. B.A: Arizona State Univ.. Cal State L.A.3 Crad Work: Eng- lish 11. Theater Arts I 8: ll: Iun- ior Sponsor. Director of High School Play. 5. MYRA WATTS Matt. 5:3-11: CSUN. B.A.: Eng- lish: English 10, Bible 8: 10th Grade Sponsor. I'm here because the Lord put me here. I like LAB because of the special feeling of Christian community that is here in this school. - Mrs. Seccombe Lgscf 1 J, 611'-1 fll idJ7L'! C'V'j Ur !m'L '13' fav :-fi cfaw.. 741.1 5, Y' 0 4' Pr.-YI .. M1 mmf 4 iff! ff! fig Liv! 7a'J lu' if I au, Zfjhg' . ,Ann .M x a 4 fn. ' 1 . f Q W! ia 14 Cranda Hills. CAA 913441363-9800 FACULTW 745 Counselors 1. MISS MARY BARBER Spanish, Bibleg South Dakota State University, B.A. 2. MISS MICHELLE BRITTON Pre Algebrag Attendance Coun selorg CSUN, B.A. 3. MR. LOREN KEARNEY Bible' Director of Pu il Ser , D - vices Activityg Pierceg CSUN, B.A. 4. MR. LARRY MCCOLLUM Math, Bibleg Middle Tenn. State Univ., B.S. 5. MRS. MARY MAKELA Administration Assistantg Cali- fornia State, Bakersfield. 6. DR. IVAN MEARS P.E., Cuidanceg UCLA Ph.D. -I 144 X CO UNSELORS ,Q 1. Aft .,... V C1591 xl . . -. . . L V 55' ' .ff 'Z f,Hf',:vv , 'S H . ' K 1' A- V, : .15 J. . . ' ' INS. , v wh., ,-J. .,. .,,1,.1 5 ,,,.,. Q ' - 7.125 i l X t . A- I - sf ' 1, - 'J li A f . . ' ' f f 5 ji 44 ', f N Y: 3 , , '. 1 . fffk flt . xx V -, Q , . f 1 A , fy. I f W . A w f - ,ff J cf f , W v , Y -f:-. ...f . 357 . bffgfpf N V . 1 1 - , . , , 'Mg xt h,,,g,,g,g..:5 .Q . 4' ,, ,. , f .,. I ff .33 it , ,V , Vg, ,ty ,f x ' . 2 , 5 6 SECRETARIES 1. MRS. MARGARET MARLIN Special Secretary to Mr. Smid- derks. 2. MRS. EVELYN GOTTSCHALK Bookkeeper: Receipts Moneyg Makes Depositsg Records Tui- tiong Sends Bills to City Mission Society. 3. MRS. KAREN HAZLETT Clerk Of Business Officeg Sec- retary To Mr. Smidderksg Works For Mr. Rodgers And Mrs. Makelag Helps Organize Finances Such As Tuition And Student Store Money. 4. MRS. AFTON 1oRDAN Responsible For: All Attend- ance Records, Daily And Cumulative: Cumulative Grade Reportsg Supervises Office Practice Studentsg Coordinates Interview Appointment Sched- ule. 5. MRS. VALARIE ARNOLD Coordinates Data Processing Materialsg Office Communica- tions fTelephone 8: Lettersjg Office Counter Serviceg Secre- tarial Assignments From Mr. Kearney. 6. MRS. EUNICE BROOKS Assists Mrs. Iordan In Main- taining Cumulative Reportsg Maintains Students' Personal Foldersg Helps Mrs. Arnold With First Aid Administration And Counter Service. SECRETARIES X 145 f., 'Q Y x -: S WF Y 1 E .IZ K if ! , -N- ,..::g - f -. . size X.. Q xx E552 E 4 K xx xx x ax X ., S 'Z f X , 1 L- 6 -- -- '11 ,,. .. , ,. ,,, . 3 . A is :,,,.f:- ,K '53, ,Lx :V 1: ,ig vjk xg, ,MI -- iif inf N313 . ' ' ff f f mf' KW-J, '1 kim? I an 11 .v A' 5 f' ' ' K' Y, 3 f i 2 E : nw l ' ,,, 'L , 4 , 'J 'AAA Igzi . I , ' 5 1 , ' ' ix 5 . Vrgr I I , saw ,gin 5 bl? . K A - -Iii' li V if S f ' Q' 5 'i5 ifif'W: 'g.l fi , , T k:-W 1 4 V.: Zigi . V . W X A - 1 ' VVV, S2 A K- , V - , . . A - X W N ,,,,, , XR V7-fd M i 1? f l 1,-fav mfg: V- , K. 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Q g QQ f V ,W fX Wy2Z7 'X XX A vi 'l ,f f' f f ?'Wy ! f fi 4 f fam? fMfZr lg 5 .Lx - P ',, Q v'V4-,f 1 fl .f - iw WWR ,Wfy Wj H ' , HL , I !s',4'f,41 f Sf, 5 y M um. AM , M, ' 4 gf? fl Boosters Every year the Booster Club does something for the athletic department. Building an equip- ment room is what the Booster Club plans to do with the money they make this year. The way they intend to finance this venture is by quenching the thirst and hunger of people at sports activities. To help serve the crowds the Girls' Service Club has volunteered their ser- vices. They also plan to sell spirit buttons with Charlie Knight on it. They will last, but not least, sell memberships to the Booster Club. 148 X BOOSTER CLUB czlosuvc mvzsiozw 149 4 KARYN FAITH ULRICH get QQ-f is gf! f Y From a paper with the heading: which is all we understand the thin s that I think about because ourselves are the only most often are: people we know. perhaps we should give everything Who sympathizes with a dead of ourselves to people, person? or maybe we should just withdraw or someone who is sick? and live in it only matters if it's constant self indul ence because ourselves, of what I said before. . or if we will miss that person I think of the intellect of because human beings The only truth and reason and the infinity and vastness of is God. their knowledge and all the beauty which comes I guess we must just live in from the One Man, constant giving to others and it seems meaningless and and love lpeo le according to how futile. we fee ang dream So I now think that we should live and try to get as many people as in constant communion possible to be Christians, with God. because God wants us to love, anc:lGpd ils the only way out of - Karyn ' t e uti ity, and maybe someday For God so loved the world, that when we are with God He gave His onl begotten Son, we will feel what others feel that whosoever believeth in Him 25 and be with others, shall not perish, but have gi and others will be with us everlasting Life. :ga I 0 o V! , x A 'Bal J ftf 150 X KARYN'S PAGE 1. On Duin' says. wide. u too l'I1Z1I'ly.2. Ian in hur natu- ral state. 3. Dazed and confused. 4. what comes natural. 5. Bischmf Life isz1r1rutCh. 6.0p0n Brant. 3. v-,Q WWA' if CLOSING X151 1. Todd and Laura creating serious masterpieces in Design. 2. Like a rhinostone cowboy. 3. The Blonde in amazement while everyone else is in boredom. 4. Mainwall and Ham give Ultra Bright smile. 5. Smilin' Gina R. 6. What are you up to, Iulie Cwhere's the rub- ber cement?J 7. The Midget Club. 1 rw., g 2 Q U 4 I i 4' . mu., V.. 3 ,.1 '- A 34 5 Q z yv,,,.. 152 X CLOSING GAR Y SIUIDDERKS Elegance in Photography 894-5 742 360-09 74 ,, - 51455 ,gpfggei Z ,, iam, i.g,,Q-tu, ig iiwww ,D V, ,VzV,L,,3Zk,W 72,55 Q W XQUUQWOQ ooddx ' - s EDA Y ii . . Somedayis eternity D f Clif gif for those who oan'twa1t.-50 bQ O, For those who are impatient - rj, it's always too late. Q,Q!lfLQ6 'l., HK y 1528? M Cong s the end ofthe universlex the beginning of time. Q X lt's all ofthemoments , you 've lived through com bined LCCCLL ffwvfa .rw-'f ' 'NWI i lt's the beginning ofyesterday - Aff? Lck, the end of tomorrow. lt's everyones dreams - their hopes and their sorrows. 3' r :hil lt's in back to theleft- A in front to the right. ? 4 A Someday is invisible g yet never leaves your sight. , tttt W,W,,, Q Never give up - .D yist WH... ,V oontin ue on your way. g r it When you're least expecting it, M lf? - if ,-in 'S you 'll meet HSOMEDA Y. Iskra Q ' , L t W. C' U it - ' - Cheryl Fraser . ' I V Ak, t ug gawk? My . liifh-' W i -WN J f - r- X ,, Y., ,min ,.,1 a- ' ' Q fl' ff ,K sl ,ff i 'f Q 'SIC 'AQ fb'a:l'f? 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