Los Banos High School - El Pacheco Yearbook (Los Banos, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

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I-le helps organ- ize the activities of the school year. p-d ABOVE: Mr. Ken Ebner, Counselorg Mr. Alan Wilber, Counselorg Mr. Jack Booher, Head Counselorg Mrs. Norma Harrison , Dean of Girls. RIGHT: Mr. David March, School Psychologist. These special people are the ones you turn to when you have a problem. Some may arrange your schedule, others help you prepare for college, but mostly they're just there to help with the little, everyday catastro- phes. 4 Q x. 'lf' LEFT Mr Robert Butler, Algebra I, Algebra II !Tr1g , Honors Math Pre Algebra RIGHT Mr Todd Mernll usx ness Math, Algebra I, Aeronau tlcs, Geometry Pre Algebra FAR RIGHT Mr Glll Blank Algebra I, Baslc Math, Geometry Freeing the soul can open the m'nd Chr' s Sparks . gig? Q, , , ,xv I , . - , - . 7:21 -- , - , wif' , Q , -. , . . ' I . ' .. , W . , Qi lx - ' ,T O So I p-d 1 blgill lv, 'Rf A k . Q 'Q . 7 My Q fa If I ' 5 Q ABOVE FAR LEFT: Mr. Robert Morrow, Biology, Wildlife Management, Mr. Ken Ebner, Physical Science, Advanced Biologyg Mr. Larry Tellalian, Biology, General Science, Chemistry, Mr. Paul Robinson, General Science, Physics, Astronomy. ABOVE: Mr. Bob I-luddleston, Art, Air Brush Tech. , Drawing Orientation, Mr. Don Lumgair, Ceramics, Advanced Ceramics, jewelry, Advanced jewelry. Science teachers make the simplest things truly interesting. You don't realize how exciting a living cell can be until you have seen it through the lens of a microscope. The Art department always manages to come up with new ideas of self expression. This year it's Bottom's up! Have you ever tried to add two X's and come out with a pi and a log? Well, the math teachers show you how. Who knows? Maybe they'll educate another Einstein! H... .,,..,W. H 4, , N. , ,,,, .. -ii-il'-'fm' ...... ...U ustuluizlllm. ' ' MTW msn naar. Q H ,,., -M A, ,- ,. ....,... ,fag 163131 ll: 1 II ll ll A ' ' ABOVE: Mr. Vernon Catlett, English, Spanish, Mr. Gary Hedlind, English, Mr. Henry Hoyt, Englishg Miss Deanna l-larders, English, Mr. John Mooney, Englishg Mr. Eolen Elrod, English. RIGHT TO FAR RIGHT: Mr. Tim Poznoff, Englishg Mr. joe Martinez, Spanishg Mr. David Hutchinson, French, Mr. Gary Wulbern, Performing Band, Guitar, A Capella Choir, Jazz Ensemble. When it comes to speaking properly, putting your commas Where they belong, and Writing compositions, the English teachers really lay it on ya! Buenos dias! and Bonjours is just the beginning! What about the grammar and sentence structure? Well, the foreign language teach- ers clear that all up with their students. Seventy-Six Trombones in the Big Parade! ls Mr. Wulbern audi- tioning? No, but his students do. They really get a lot out of the music department. I .. ... Mrs project ul n the start of a beautif shows th s ea C311 III Ot kn ymg a Slmple Lu bfi D- r-0 C2 0-I S s-4 on Q as E as S-4 u cs E . -cn s-1 fr-I cvs . E H ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Bill Kitchen, Small Engine Repair, Advanced Auto, Drafting, General Autog Mr. Larry Johnson, Leather, Beginning Wood, General Autog Mr. Rolf Weissinger, Woodcarving, Beginning and Advanced Wood, Maintenance and Construction Repairs. FAR LEFT TO LEFT: Mr. joe Bondi, Beginning and Advanced Physical Conditionin Field Games, Core P. E. 5 Miss Kathy Fischer, Core P.E. , Power Volleyball, Begin- ning and Intermediate Termisg Mr. Dale Ocken, Field Games, Core P.E.g Mrs. Charlotte Hart, Core P. E. , Court Games, Beginning Tennis. ABOVE: Mrs. Rosita Abriam, Needlecrafts, English, Mrs. Darlene Lumgair, Crea- tive FibersfFabrics, Ind. Living, Beginning Foods, English. Bringing out the talent and good work a student displays with his hands is what the Wood, Auto and Leather teachers do. Keeping in shape and feeling your best is what Physical Educa- tion is all about. Even in today's changing society with Women Working away from home, Home Economics is still very important to Women, not to mention men! ABOVE: Mrs. Carmen Cornelius, Library Secretaryg Mrs. Ann Coleman, Dist. Library Assist.5 Mr. Kenneth Garst, Dist. Libraryg Mrs. Ruth Theme, Library Assist.3 Mrs. Marge Nelson, Secretary of the Dist. Library. BELOW: Mr. Rollie Gohl, Learning Disabilityg Mr. Don Toscano, Special Education. Reading can free us from today's problems. Our librarians like to think that they can bring us closer to this and to the reality of books . The special ed teachers bring a new kind of learning into the lives of their students that helps to ease the pressures of everyday living. 541- their own o 4-3 'S FP' cu I-4 an H E an cu CO 5 4-J X2 o o -Q 'O cu an 4-4 o 4-J of young dom 66 The fr KD .-n Q- O GJ Q.. 4-3 as 54, Eg? gong :wifi Glo. -age mei :Ewa mga up-loo S-45,54 'svn 0132: cu T553 25.2 jj.-C14-v 34-Jw-I mm Bi? 1-ao,-E 0.-Q5 Emi-'1 sie 0153 .Q.m 4-1CD,Q are 'o mfg'-' 0,535 9000 lv-I SEM GJ.-4 S-44-pm Simca Ci.-10 on-lzllns S33 mm'J3 V52 .ego r-4 O St Gar CD. -Mr. K ABOVE Mrs Bev G1amp1et1'o, Shorthand, Typingg Mr. M1ke Azevedo, Record Keepmg, Accountmg, Typmg, Occup Bus Skzllsg Mrs. Evelyn Eagleton, Live Off1ce, Mr Terry Rubmo, Typmg, Record Keepmg, Occup Bus Sk111s. It s a cold, busy world out there, but the busmess teachers prepare you to go out on your own and find your place in the I-lub buh FAR LEFT Mrs June Sloan, Work Expenence LEFT: Mr. Paul Rotzinger, Ag. Mech. , RIGHT: Mr. Forrest Atkins, Soil. Fart., Ag. Chem., Ag. Econ. , Dairy LivestookMan- agement, Intro. to Ag. , Basic Animal Science. Ag teachers put in a lot of extra time with their students, but the re- sults make it all worth- while. h 'Ne ABOVE: Mrs. Darlene Sousa, Secretaryg Mrs. Valerie Villareal, Secretaryg Miss Jeanette De Vietro, Attendance Secretary. Our secretaries manage to keep a smile on their facesg but after hundreds of kids corne to you for one thing or another, it just isn't easy! LEFT: Mrs. Carmen Miranda, Noon Supervisor. RIGHT: Mrs. Lupe Cardenas, Snack Bar Lady. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Lorena jordan, Snack Bar Lady. When lunch comes around and it's our break time, that's when these ladies go to work. Q3 liv S3. Vity -v-4 dead if Creati OI isn ed om IC F Lumgair OH -Mr. D N CVE, DISTRICT C21fRETARESLML,v Ida Tcscgxpv, 11111 F'1': ,W.1Z.QIfCQ Qfzff' ijifllfff '5. 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A 'W-'Nfl' 2' W -, ,lN1ffQ'54 11 'P0 .A -1 uni HAL R612 AW, TL . i '-lm 5gQ1 3,aiff f?flf'1fQ 5m 'f?A t' 't 1 - if if - x f .L K . .V ., - 1 4 , ,A K ,K -Jwsvh ' 5' M K K U ' f ' :5f3?+31?lffQ,1wef ffLMi5:'mg' 7 NW' , HP? f 1 , 1 Q Am A-UW . 'T A ' Y fzlfllvii. if if ' ' K' Q n' fY:fm,f1-.3,.iyi'g,,!z I , ,.,. - . Sgr RS Y 'Q l Navi fs .. . ,Q f fi ' 19 I ABOVE, EXISCUTIVE BOARD: Karen Marques, Soph. Rep.g Anne Talbott, Rally Commissionerg Margaret Musgrove, AFS Rep.3 Janelyn Brockman, Pep Club Rep.g Lisette Dungan, C.S.F. Rep.3 Charlie Wakeling, Senior Rep. ROW TWO: Donna Gastelo, FBLA Rep. 5 Janie Wilson Student Body Sec. fTreas. g Judy Casella, Head Pommeretteg Lisa Munger, Head LV. Cheerleaderg Genie Arieas, Head Varsity Cheerleader, Ginger Winsett, Choir Rep. ROW THREE: Stephanie Austin, junior- Rep. 5 Greg Obeso, Art Club Rep. 5 Richard Chaparro, Student Body Vice-Pres.3 Steve Mendes, Student Body Pres.5 Brian Vierra, Student Body Rep.g Phillip Zentner, Band Council, Steven Stambach, Science Club Rep. RIGHT: Brian Vierra Student Body Representa- tive to the Board, is our voice at the Board of Trustees meetings. He lets the board know how we, time students , feel about many school mat- ters. BEIOW: Student Body Preside nt, Steve Mendes, is one of the well-known faces at LBHS, but most students recognize his voice, as he reads the bulletin. osmve peopLe if tis fy 'J Q . 3 ' Q f ' .wx iff? 3 egg . 4 G fm sl.. h 1-Q. , 53.562 gm1'f' 'Q X . V, 4 bf lmv 1 Af BELOW: The seniors received lst place for their floatg their Work Was Worth it. RIGHT: Homecoming Week is probably one of the few times we really get to clown around. CENTER: The gym was also decorated for I-Iomecomingg it would be understandable if you cou1dn't reach the trash can that day. BELOW RIGHT: Selling student body cards is the whole idea behind Homecoming. pn! sr x. OW: The Miss El Pacheco candidates are very excited, too. They know that soon one of them will be crowned Miss El Pacheco 1978. RIGHT: On Kiddie Day some people came they were: even though we get older, 's a bit of little kid in all of us. BE LOW RIGHT: A group of rowdy Tigers, even before the big game, are already fired up and ready to go. J ' fu X 26 -PQ. LEFT, JUNIOR VAR- SITY CHEERLEADERS Lisa Manger, I-Ieadg Cecilia Gossettg Lisa Giannoneg Jolyn Sirsi. BEIOW LEFT, VAR- SITY CHEERLEADERS Susan Gomesg Shelly Pimenualg Dio Franchi Genie Areias, Head. Two bits, four hits, six bits a dollar, all for Los Banos stand up and holler! a I f LEFT, MASCOT: Pat Bowers. Pat is riding high and 'ready to B01 BELOW, POMMERETTES: Judy Casella , I-Ieadg Karen Johnsong Evonne Gilliang Jackie Phelpsg Randi McCo1loch5 Carole Lagrutta. Our Spirit is sky high! And our spirit team really gets with it and lets the spirit flow through everyone! The girls who jump the most, love the team the most and loose their voices the most Wear Red and Gold at least once a we-k and always seem to be smiling. E is sl S BELOW: Yearbook advisor Doug Hendricks and photographer jimmy Gee take time to catch a biggie. BELOW RIGHT: Mona Ramacciotti, Business Manager, cools her heels after a hard day of working on the books. RIGHT: Editor Debbie Spankowski hears quite a bit of the phrase, Hang in there, Baby! FAR RIGHT: Ad Manager Bridgitte Bretz, Asst. Copy Editor Teresa Espinola and Cropper Melanie Nunes are very rarely seen on a picnic. V A y W kv ,V ..x.M'V'N:. tax . . t, - .Q N 'in ?,.,t 4. N +int Q-iw - - V Cx 4 ,X . : ..., X f . , 'ABQ.,,g . eg QM, -3' I' f:.I.f',-.,Q'- f .. v , , . tuna - '. 'MW , 'Q' l A V-:,. -M .dI'f'ITiVv'- ' I ta. -A ' oi ar-Arg T-hp.. -x 'iii -W-4' -Q--u:., I figs . ip' v lu- Y-,, L ny A , 1, J' H .M , 3 A g if 1 I 1 l J fl 'HUGH- Mq, ,Jw ,wa 31 BEIDW, WINTER BALL KING AND CANDIDATES: Senior, Shawn Impeartriceg Sophomore, john Ledford, Winter Ball Kingg Freshman, Mario Vasquezg Junior, Les Gomes. RIGHT, MISS EL PACHECO AND CANDIDATES: junior, Diane Gastelo, Miss E1 Pachecog Senior, Ginger Winsettg Sophomore, Lisa Mungerg Freshman , Anna Meza. This year there was a new title added to the list of reigning royalty. The Winter Ball King was chosen by selling the greatest number of tickets to the dance, and his escort was auto- matically his queen to sit by his side and help him rule over the dance as a majestic couple. xl: In Q xx L I f lx 'R' A 1 S X 1 .Mp . n 'ax RIGHT , HOMECOMING QUEEN AND CANDIDATES: Senior, Sonya Rodonig junior, Janie Wilson , Homecoming Queeng Freshman, Penny Keysg Sophomore, Sandy Ferro. BEIDW RIGHT, BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT QUEENDAND CANDIDATES: Judy Casella, Tournament Queeng Bonnie Barcellos, Joy Zimmerman, Arlene Pereira. BEIDW, FFA SWEETHEART CANDIDATES: Senior,2Char1ie Wakelingg junior, Roxanne Milesg Sophomore, Sandy Sansoni, FFA Sweetheartg Freshman, Mary Swanson. Ah, yes, Your Majesties, being queens and kings isn't all it's cracked up to be. It means long days of trying to sell tickets, yearbooks and student body cards, etc. But in the end, it's all Worth it as your title is placed upon you in sheer splendor. 'fe I 'Jw ,wr ngxQ'9'l ,.. ,M j 'Vw' 1 i ,f V, f N, an-I.: I ' . ' I -tg .. ABOVE, TIGER MARCI-IING BAND, ROW ONE: Laura LeBlanc, Teresa Macias, Kristen Bremicker, Ann Talbott, Karen Marques, Valerie Chappell, Teresa Hunger, Sandy Stefanelli, john Casella. ROW TWO: joy Zimmerman, Mary Lou Parreira, Sharon Sousa, Richard Chaparro, Dave Brotherson, Alan Pereira, David McKenzie, jeff Brubaker. ROW THREE Instructor Gary Wulbern, Ross Freitas, Chuck Martin, Gary Gargano, Cindy Rogers, Shawn Mello, Tim Gallichio, Tom Butler, jim Zion. ROW FOUR: Angel Chaparro, Richard Nunes, Bill Curutuchaque, Rick Nunes, Mike Booher, Mark Lewis, Sam Cook, Todd Rolicheck, Robert Manzanedo. ROW FIVE: Doug Vargas, Darryl Barger, Matthew Rotondaro, Kevin Miranda, Phillip Webb, Cindy Albertson, Mary Swanson, Brendadine Souza, Bill Gilardi. ROW SIX: Brian Vierra, Pat Butler, Gayle Sucht, Marty l-looton, Mark Borchardt, Ron Padilla, Larry Bryant, Todd Thames. ROW SEVEN: Lisa Sundstrom, Gena Keck, Kristi Threlkeld, Melissa Coleman, Lorraine Morales, Lisa Coleman, julie I-Iutsell, Debbie Threlkeld. ROW EIGHT: Ron Robinett, Doug Murdock, Scott Priore, Susan West, Caroline Zentner, Phillip Zentner. BAND AWARDS NEWMAN FALL FESTIVAL: Band, Zndg Tigerettes, Zndg Drum Major, 3rd. MODESTO BAND REVIEW: Band, Zndg Tigerettes, 2nd, Letter Girls, lst: Flag Girls, 2nd. SELMA BAND REVIEW: Band, 2nd, Tigerettes, 2nd. MERCED BAND REVIEW: Band, lst, Tigerettes, 2nd, SANTA ANA BAND REVIEW: Band, 3rd, Tigerettes, 2nd, Letter Girls, 3rd, Flag Girls, 3rd. CHICO BAND REVIEW: Band, lstg Tigerettes, lst, Letter Girls, lst, Flag Girls, lst, Drum Major, 3rd, the band received Sweepstakes in marching and showmanship. The Tiger Marching Band's outstand- ing achievements are many. The members go through utter chaos loading buses, getting dressed, and Watching out for their instruments when preparing for a review or parade. But they always seem to come home with an award of which they can be proud. My N . Vim : RIGHT, BAND COUNCIL: Ron Robinett, Cathy George, Cindy Mclilvany, Pat Butler, Sandy Silva, Linda Lynn, Laura LeBlanc, Michelle Vierra, Phillip Zentner, Mary Lou Parreira, joy Zimmerman. BELOW, PEP BAND MEMBERSHIP: Mark Borchardt, Larry Bryant, Pat Butler, john Casella, Melissa Coleman, Billy Curutuchaque, Gary Gargano, Cathy George, Marty I-Iooten, Mark Lewis, Teresa Macias, Karen Marques, Chuck Martin, David McKenzie, Scott Priore, Debbie Threlkeld, Kristi Threlkeld, Doug Vargas, Brian Vierra, Phillip Webb, Phillip Zentner, Joy Zimmerman. What would our rallies be like without the Pep Band to back us up? Their music gets everyone excited and ready for the big games. 1 i A RIGHT , JAZZ ENSEMBLE MEMBERSHIP: Norman Bisson, Mark Borchardt, Dave Brotherson, Richard Chaparro, Bill Curutuchaque, Gary h h Gargano, Cathy George, Marty Hooton, Kirk Layton, Laura LeBlanc, Mike Lewis, Robert Manzanedo, Alan Pereira, Ron Robinett, Doug Vargas, Brian Vierra, Phillip Zentner, joy Zimmermanp L e h 'I If Beethoven and Mozart eren 13 your e type, let the L. B. Jazz Band show ' e you what jazz is all about., Their music includes everything from p Rolling on the River to Don't let , the Sun Go Down On Me. I -I IM M I LEFT, FLAG GIRLS: Rose Mejia, Leah Whisenhunt, Donna Hansen, Roseann Castaneda, Sharon Silva, Linda Lynn, Head, Susan Waggle, Brenda Tamayo. BELOW, LETTER GIRLS: Rene Nunes, Michelle Vierra, Lorna Pimentel, Sandy Silva, -Head, Tammy Elias, Arlene Pereira, Cheryl Vierra, Maryjane Nunes, Roxanne Bodley, Lisa Latronica. The flag girls and lettergirls add a special something to the band, and win awards to boot! They can always be seen leading or following the band with a smile. yy 5 , , at w X- fl l i ill I' ffif .QS . Q-ij L- l le if l?5YfefXaS?3'Xf'Si:2'?'qea 11 ff? xcl W-A 5 If f,!'JQ 2.1 P, x , !,,,1. R p 411 -f W. -f -, , ,fy ,M as-QQ, , f at X' .. .lsflf-fffl 'ff TS fl L, W 'L '. A QI -, 4',y- Q '-,i'fg5's',.. Jima' .. 45 1' ' ' 'Ag 51 +f'w,l-mm ef -. -fm 1+-.xi 1 'X :.,,a,eif-merge.--.. ' - -' -1-fx Mg.. ,if Q: X , BELOW, cHoIR, Row owe: Maggie Cabi-all Lisette Dungan, Debbie Spankowskf' Ahi-NilsfiS5a?lisD Laurie Wolfsen, Cynthia Stewart, Re s'SmttTij Diane Brown. ROW TWO: Erika Ullman, JoAnn Castaneda, Tina Ochoa, john Jeffers, Lisa Basinger, Ginger Winsett, Cheryl Vierra. ROW THREE: Isabel Mendonca, Donna Tidwell, Theresa Simpson, Isaac McBride, Gary Price, Chester Broddrick, Lisa Cochneuer, Robin Aganza. Many an hour is spent rehearsing for concerts, tours, and the musical, and it all pays off when the choir puts on a great performance. Also, keeping your voice in good condition and learning to appreciate music is what choir can do for a person, besides giving him the satisfaction of using his own talent. BELOW, CHOIR COUN Nga Winsett, Senior Rep. to Executive Boardy Soph Rep. 3 Debbie Spanlcowskh juniob .,w,jMI.,i,s e Dungan, Senior Rep.g Erika Ullman, Fresh. Rep. Although choir has much to offer, it takes quite a bit of patience and determination to acquire good vocal quality. Plus the fact o that one must put up with Mr. Wulbezofs constant cries for perfection. But after one realizes that singing lifts the spirit and frees the heart, one Lmderstande it all. U inc oi cj E rn l- D Z KE ABOVE, YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN CAST: Debbie Spanl-cowski, Lisette Dunganzsnghester Broddrick, Isaac McBride, Ginger Winsett, Gary Pticsiffliris Laurie Wolfsen. ORCHESTRA AND LIGHTING: Lisa Basinger, Diane Brown, Pat Butler, Richard Chaparro, Lisa Coleman, Melissa Coleman, Cathy George, julie Hutsell, Laura LeBlanc, Mr. Galen Lemmon, Mr. Gary Lipe, Ann Talbott, Erika Ullman, Mrs. Caroline Vierra, Brian Vie:-ra, Susan West, Phillip Zentner, Joy Zimmerman. STUDENT DIRECTOR: Cheryl Vierra. LEFT TO FAR LEFT: Charlie Brown QGinger Winsettj has a, hopeful look in his eyes as he sees a valentine from Patty fDebbie Spankowskib with the initials C.B. on it. The 555o:fl:3fiiii'ii'sejsfICGary Priory do the Tango witff'hei12efaXforite friends in setwho e World, their blank- ets . :Cn e Linus QGary Price! warms up to hit a fly-ball with his be- loved blanket While Lucy CLisette Dunganb and Snoopy Qlsaac McBrideJ .await anxiously. ABOVE, FAR LEFT: The two Lucys QLaurie Wolfsen, Lisette Dunganb swoon over Schroeder Cflhester Broddrickj While he swoons over Beethoven. ABOVE LEFT: Snoopy Clsaac McBrideJ spends most of his time in his own World, regardless of what he looks like. BELOW, CSF, FALL SEMESTER MEMBERSHIP: D. Bubar, P. Buffuna, P. Butler, J. Casella, A. Chaparro, A. Degregori, T. Espinola., R. Fastenau, G. Gallichio, D. Gastelo, M. I-Iew, J. Jeffers, A. Lawrence, T. Macias, C. M. Nunes, P. Silva, L. Solgaard, D. Spankowski, I. Spankowski, . p , . Stambach, L. Sucht, N. Swanson, T. Thames, B. Vierra, J. CSF, SPRING SEMESTER MEMBERSHIP: D. Bubar, P. Butler, J. Casella, A. Chaparro, A. Degregori, R. Fastenau, G. Gallichio, D. Gastelo, M. Hew, J. Jeffers, A. Lawrence, T. Macias, C. McElvany M Nunes, P. Silva, L. Solgaard, D. Spankowski, l. Spankowslci, parks . Stambach, L. Sucht, N. Swanson, T. Thames. . RIGHT, CSF OFFICERS: Pat Butler, Treas.g Julie Manzanedo, Sec.g Doug . Vargas, Vice-Pres. 5 Lisetne Dungan, Pres.g Mr. Eo1enE1rod, Advisor, Phillip Zentner, Rep. - BELOW RIGHT, QCSFALIFE MEMBERS!-IIP:QAnn Butler, Lisette Dlmgan, Charlie Wakeling, julie Manzanedo, Doug Vargas, Phillip Zentner, Brian Vierra.. NOT PICTURED: Richard Chaparro. IJRIME TIME j, zf- .,. A- fe M... fy' Nr 44 rl f'-v mess 1111AiR LEFT, FBLA OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Shaeffer, Sec.5 Lisa Basinger, Treas. 5 Donna Gastelo, Rep.g Londa Creighton, Parlimentariang Sonia Whisenhunt, Pres.5 Phillip Holmes, Reporterg Christy McClellon, I-Iistoriang Cherri Johnson, Vice-Pres. BELOW LEFT, FBIA MEMBER- SHIP: Stephanie Austin, Lisa Basinger, Raul Cantu, Anne Cardoza, Londa Creighton, Darrel Dyer, Donna Gastelo, Gina Giampietro, Phillip Holmes, Cherri johnson, Christy McClellon, Laura Shaeffer, Shelley Van Someren, Sonia Whisenhunt. FBLA helps its members to become better business leaders in this active, non-stop World. Founded only two years ago, it's thriving with activities, fund-raising projects, conferences and competi- tions. All these keep the members of FBLA learn- ing and working towards a successful future in the business World. ,N- W. .rt---...... if LEFT, FFA MEMBERSHIP: Dan Adams, Virginia Areia, Louie Avila, Rick Bambauer, Dan Borelli, Kelly Borelli, Mike Booher, Bridgitte Bretz, Bill Caldera, Danny Caldera, Randy Caldera, john Collins, Marty Craig, john Creighton, Tami Davis, Tammy Elias, Sherry Farnham, joe Ferreira, john Forte, Gina Furtado, Gina Giampietro, Jess Gomes, Lyle Harvey, Jeanette I-Ieguy, Teresa Hunger, Lynda Impeartrice, Carol Jensen, Kirsten Jensen, Tammy jordan, Mike Lewis, Kirk Lippincott, Kraig Lippincott, Kris Lippincott, Dimas Lopes, Lori Marques, Terri McDonald, Walter McDonald, Chris Menezes, Ed Mentz, Orlando lvleza, Roxanne Miles, Kevin Miranda, Bill Munger, Lisa Munger, Steve Nelson, David Nunez, Lee O'Hair, Donald Palazzo, john Palazzo, Ralph Palazzo, Hank Pereira, Mike Pereira, Terri Raniey, Todd Rolicheck, Sndy Sansoni, joey Silva, Norman Silva, Denise Smith, Dave Sousa, Gary Souza, Debbie Spankowski, Mary Swanson, Doris Vasquez, Charlie Wakeling, Kelly Wakeling, Scottie Wakeling, Jeannie Wolfsen, john Yriarte, Mitch Zabala, Jim Zion. ABOVE RIGHT, FFA OFFICERS: Kirk Lippincott, Sent. 3 Lyle Harvey, Vice-Pres. 5 Donald Palazzo, Pres. 5 Bill Munger, Treas. 3 Kari Barmore, Reporter, Charlie Wakeling, Sec. Future Farmers of America is the largest organized student association in America. lt maintains national officers, state officers, regional, sectional and local officers. The or- ganization is open to any high school student enrolled in vocational agricul- ture. There are four degrees--Greerr hand, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. There are fifty- one state associations including District of Columbia. FFA holds state conven- tions and a national convention every year. This is the fiftieth year of FPA and the forty-sixth year of Los Banos FFA. TWT Dow T0 EARTH BELOW: The livestock judging team learns to judge and evaluate different classes of livestock to aid them in the future as livestock managers and ranchers. RIGHT: Members of the dairy team show off the awards won by previous teams While they participate in dairy judging contests in Fresno, Merced, Chico and other various cities. BE LOW RIGHT: FFA keeps up with various develop- ments in agriculture. 9 ABOVE, GREEN!-LAND OFFICERS: Sherri Farnham, Sec, 3 john Palazzo, Sentinelg Kelly Borelli, Pres. 5 Rick Bambauer, Treas. 5 Mary Swanson, Reporter. NOT PICTURED: Scottie Wakeling, Vice-Pres. The greenhand officers conduct the meetings of the greenhand members and assist chapter offi- cers in operating the club. ABOVE LEFT: The members of FFA demonstrate that they be- lieve in learning by doing . LEFT: Members work in the school orchard to learn about different jobs to maintain a farm. The main job of FFA is to give the students a well-balanced edu- cation with study, practice ap- plication and participation in ac- tivities. 49 BELOW: Sandy Sansoni, FFA Sweetheart and her escort Lyle Harvey. A ghost town of the Old West was the setting for the annual FFA Barn Dance. All the couples moseyed on down to the music of the Sierra Mountain Playboys. This dance also ended a long week of work for the Sweetheart candidates, and the an- nouncement of the Chapter Sweet- heart highlighted the evening. Everyone who attended had a great ol' time, and it was, as always, a great success. ate 1.5 ,rf-f 'Tl?, like FT SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Steve Stambach LE : Reps Ernest Andrews , Vice-Pres.5 Toni Carillo, Pres.3 julie Manzanedo, Sec. fTreas. BELOW, SCIENCE CLUB: julie Manzanedo, Margaret Musgrove, Mr. Paul Robinson, Advisor, Toni Carillo, john Jeffers, Steve Stambach, Gary Gallichio, Ernest Andrews, Gabriel Santos, Isaac Mol?-ride, Anne Butler. The Science Club keeps it's eye on the stars every year, and always has something exciting going on. For in- stance, the club Went on two field trips the first to the Exploratorium in San Francisco, the second to NASA -Ames Research Center in Mountain View. The members seem to enjoy the club, which is open to the scientifically in' clined as well as others. iS OW ...A BELOW, LETTERMEN, ROW ONE: Ron Santiago, Cindy Albertson. ROW TWO: John Ledford, Katie Malloy, Norleen Swanson, Stephanie Austin. ROW THREE: Steve Mendes, Rob Pernetti, Kirk Lippincott, joy Zimmerman. S RIGHT, LETTERMEN OFFICERS: Cindy Albertson, Vice-P1-es.5 Kirk Lippinoott, Sergeant at Armsg Katie Malloy, Rep. 3 Ron Santiago, Pres. 5 Norleen Swanson, Sec.fTreas. W The lettermen keep busy by raising money for needed athletic equipment and planning fund- raising projects such as playing the Harlem Clowns. They also plan on attendng a professional basketball or baseball game. 51 QD-L 13913135 7 U13 BELOW, PEP CLUB MEMBERSHIP: Kelli Bartlett, Lisa Basinger, Kelly Borelli, Stephanie Bosworth, Cory Brocl-cman, Janelyn Brockman, Julie Brotherson, Pam Canady, Rhonda Carpenter, Joann Castaneda, Carolyn Caeton, Traci Compton, Lisette Dungan, Teresa Espinola, Lucy Esteves, Pam Furnish, Gina Furtado, Mary Lou Furtado, Laura Grossnickle, Gloria I-Iuefner, Michelle Long, Sherri Lovett, Lori Marks, Lori Martin, Roseandrea Mejia, Cindy Martinez, Janice Lemon, Debbie Menezes, Annette Montemurro, Peggy O'Brien, Janet Owens, Jimmy Pimentel, Shelly Pimentel, Judy Ribeiro, Bernie Robrigues, Louise Rodrigues, Lama Shaeffer, Gloris Sotelo, Sharon Souza, Chris Sparks, Mary Swanson, Norleen Swanson, Traci Toscano, Erika Ullman, Kelly Wakeling, Scottie Wakeling. LEFT, PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Janelyn Brock- man, Rep.g Mrs. Beverly Giampietro, Advisory Stephanie Bosworth, Sec:.! Treas.g Teresa Espinola, Pres. The Pep Club promotes school spirit and gets the crowd at the game root- ing for the team and into the spirit of playing. Themembers paint signs for the games and just have good ol' fun. N ow it's clear who those wild kids at the games are who are always scream- ing and carrying on--it's the Pep Club! BELOW, ART CLUB OFFICERS: Greg Obeso, Rep. 3 justin Mevi, Pres. 3 Lisa Sundstrom, Vice-Pres. 9 Tami Gansberger, Sec. 5 Gina Robertson, Treas. Come rain, snow, sleet, or shine, we can be sure that the Art Club will manage to think up some crazy new idea. In 300 weather, these people got together to take a bath in absolutely freezing water. Along with the freezing water, what appears to be snow is actually plastic bean bag filler. FAR RIGHT: The advisor, Mr. Huddleston, takes time out to give Alan Freman a really close shave. BELOW RIGHT: Talk about a gruesome two- some!! These art club members put on their best faces for this picture. 5 M . ,.,.. . c. , s r . - . Q- ,-3 ,Q .,, .1 . ,gas X ,X J . Q I sei Q If f. ,.,, ZA' ,,e,:it.2:ji , fc . BELOW, ART CLUB MEMBERSHIP: Bruce Bratcher, Mark Caslin, Denetta Cooper, TamiGansbe1-ger, Becky Hays, Gena Keck, john Keys, Greg Latronica, Lisa Ltronica, Delores Martin, jason Mevi, Justinlvlevi, Satako Nakahara, Greg Obeso, Alice Perez, Karen Pierce, Janice Piwowarsk Mike Piwowarski, Robin Piwowarski, Gina Robertson, Mark Robertson, Debbie Styles, Lisa Sundstrom, Frank Valadao, Michelle Vierra. The Art Club is probably best known for their Art Festival they put on year- ly. Along with this, their activities include trips, concerts, ballets, etc. The Art Club is made up of unique talents and per- sonalities. But isr1't that what Art is all about? eeiN is heLieviN F i H V3 ical? ,.,.,g.,.. BELOW, CHESS CLUB MEMBERSHIP: Darrell Bargia, Steve Bosworth, Gary Gallichio, Al Hernandez, John Jeffers, Arnold Lawrence, Kevin Lewis, Mark Lewis, Jeff Miller, Matt Valencia BELOW RIGHT, CHESS CLUB OFFICERS' john Jeffers, Vice Pres 5 Je Mxller Sec !Treas ,Mark Lewls, Pres , Mr Robert Butler, Advlsor, NOT PICTURED Kevm Lewxs, Sergeant at Arms I ve been rookedl' is a very popular phrase ln the chess club The name of the game lS plan ahead, so the chess club needs thls and everythlng to keep ltself gomg The members sell See s suckers as fLmd ralslng projects, and as a Worthwhlle experlence, they orgamze teams to go to competltlon ln other schools The club provldes any chess enthuslasts Wlth the opportunlty to pertlclpate H1 a game they love and show their skllls as chess players checkmzvre XI see - LEFT, MATH CLUB orricsasg John Jeffers, Vice-Pres. 3 Rene Smith, Pres. 3 Gary Gailichio, Sec.1'Treas. 5 Mr. Robert Butler, Advisor. BELOW, MATH CLUB MEMBER- SI-HP: Robert Fastenau, Gary Gallichio, Jolene Gargano, Arnold Lawrence, Mark Lewis, Rene Smith, LeAnn Sucht, john Jeffers. Can itbe? It is! lt's those computer- brained analysts of modern day math --the Math Club. They spend many of their calculated hours with puz- zling problems of the math World. They participate in math contests as a means of displaying their specific interest, and sell plastic yearbook covers to raise money to keep their club going. To them, math is as easy as lipivl! il I api oi AFS TRAVELS GN BELOW, FAR LEFT, AFS OFFICERS: Anne Butler, Pres, 5 Margaret Ivlusgrove, Rep. 3 Marilyn Hew, Vice-Pres. 9 Julie Manzanedo, Sec. fTreas. ABOVE, FAR LEFT: Fabio Trevisan from Brazil and Satoko Nakahara from Japan look over U. S. bicycles fMade in Iapanl. LEFT , AFS MEMBERS: julie Manzanedo, Lisa Basinger, Mary Swanson, John Jeffers, Lisette Dungan, Diane Gastelo, Marty Craig, Laurie Wolfsen, Steve Stambaoh, Norleen Swanson, Toni Carillo, Carol Jensen, Fabio Trevisan, Erika Ullman, Gary Galliohio, Kelly Borelli. BELOW LEFT: Mr. William Eagleton, Bradley, David, Alan, Satoko Nakahara, Mrs. Evelyn Eagleton. NOT PICTURED, Elysa Eagle ton. Satoko is from Karate-gunn japan and comes from a small family. She says that japan's schooling is much more academic with no electives, therefore being much harder than the American way of learning. She is a fan ofthe rock group Queen , is very artistic, and plans on becoming an interpreter, which means language classes. All together she's enjoying her stay here in America and the school is happy to have her. AFS is active every year. Ther-e's always an interesting foreign exchange student who comes from abroad and who shares the lives of the students at school and as Americans with everyone. Plus students from Los Banos High School have a chance to go abroad and share in the lives or the people of other lands. The purpose of AFS is to promote its activities. The club has been going strong for twenty years and started as a division of the adult AFS. One of the fund-raising activities is bake sales, which can help support the worthwhile organization. oi P- Pres.g Chris Morcus, Sec,!T1-eas. NO ICTURED: RIGHT, DRAMA CLUB OFFlCERS:A! gpaggQ Lisa Basinger, Rep. BELOW, DMLQAWLAMQNUB MEMBERSHIP: chris Morg parks Toni Carillo, john Jeffers, NOT PIC r arol Jensen, Lisa Basinger. ArhaLlt's those future actors and iactresh of Los Banos High School! 'Howisnccessful will they be? Maybe that depends on how the Drama Club fits in. It promotes drama, letting the members reveal their talents, and appreciate acting much more. lt allows the members to put on plays, read outstanding drama material, and travel to see actual theatre productions Interest in doing plays and appreciating good drama is all that is required. U if as fgifmwwifat Y fr 1 is rf r A ,us 9 3 551-'1 ,Eff 5 BELOW, LOS BANOS MOUNTAINEERS MEMBERSHIP: Judy Alvernaz, Eric Baty, Mike Booher, Sue Booher, Kristy Bremicker, Cory Brockman, Dan Bronson, Pam Canady, John Ciuffo, Lisa Coleman, Marty Craig, Londa Creighton, Donna Cunha, Billy Curutchaque, Debbie Dill, Tom Ereman, Annette Etcheverry, Ross Freitas, Bill Gilardi, Gary Gargano, Billy Hansen, Roni Howard, julie I-lutsell, ' 5 ' Pat lmperatrice, Jennie Laneayo, Lori Low, Shawn Mello, ' Anna Meza, Tim Newbry, Bret Oliver, Karen Pierce, Tom Post, john Ruiz, Ron Santiago, Lori Sat:-e,Mike Satre, joey Silva, Steve Stambach, Mario Vasquez, Scottie Wakeling, Leah Whisenhunt, Jeanie Wolfson, Laurie Wolfsen, Caroline zenrner, Jim Zion. RIGHT, Los BANos MOUNTAINERS OFFICERS: Tom Hew, Pres. 3 Chris Coelho, Vice-Pres. g Sue Booher, Sec. flireas. 5 Leah Whisenhunt, Asst. Sec. !Treas. 5 Ron Santiago, Rep.3 Steve Stambach, Travel Coordinatorg Mr. Robert Morrow, Advisor. . A , 1.7 P .1 ,lN.,..k - -A .QQ ' M. 1 5 f,-fsc.'Ci'I'3 R- -' - ft 'TT' 1 ' , .44 f E.-V., A 2 f KVA 1 Aw . ' 1 P'- oi Attention Nature-lovers! What could be a more fullfilling ad venture than an outing with Los Banos Motmtaineers? It's hiking, backpacking, Wilder ness conservation and studying nature. The members discover new' methods of ecology on Weekend backpack trips, and learn how to make the most of nature as a means of survival. The club benefits nature as Well as its members for a compro- mise between man and the Wilderness. 'G f:Lg':!KS', V, xg vm act. sk- - T ' . ,4.y,. Ni Y NM P- Q 4 .Lk gg ? sk' 1 ,Y,,v,,,' .A +14-3 if 1 4 .ln-1' ABOVE, FHA MEMBERSHIP: jacinta Barcelos, Mary Burns, Kim Carter, Odelia Garza, Joyce Giampietro, Gloria Herrera , Christine Lozano, Olga Machado, Charolette McRae, Karen Maddox, Anna Masseo, Yolanda Morino, Lynn Rauh, Lori Satre, Mary Schluter, Aida Silveira, Rose Silveira, Sandy Skaggs, Mary Sousa, Claudia Tristao. RIGHT, FHA OFFICERS: Mary Sousa, Pres.5 Mary Burns, Rep.g Sandy Skaggs, Treas.5 Lynn Rauh, Sec.3 Charlotte McRae, Vice-Pres. My, what good cookies you have!! The PHA members keep busy as usual with their cook- ing and sewing. They use the skills learned in this organi- zation to help them become efficient homemakers. The organization's funds go to the welfare and Well-being of others. The profits from the many Rice Crispies sales go towards the buying of knitting yarn for shawls and scarves for the patients in the conva- lescent hospital. It has gained recognition in the community for these wonderful contri- butions . A M, BY LE F T: Bank of America Plaque recipi- ents receive the good news of their achievement. BELOW, LEFT TO RTGI-IT, BANK OF AMERICA PLAQUE WINNERS: Doug Vargas, science and mathematics plaque Winner, displays one of the many formulas he has learned to be one of the top science and mathematics stu- dents in the school. Richard Chaparro, liberal arts plaque Winner, reads one of his quickies , the Britannica, just an example of his hard work. Phillip Zentner, fine arts plaque Winner shows off his multi-talented personality as an exquisite musician. .H ,M REQUEST ! as L, The Bank of America certificate winners have shown that they have unique qualities in their specific sub- jects. They have gained recognition and proven that the younger people of today have the determination and ability to be the best in a chosen field as well as the rest of their education. AIliiPlIPl1lPlllA1l1i-Wh p -ff fa lm elif 4- umm: x.-,.,-.M . ne... ew.. in 4233 LEFT, BANK OF AMERICA CERTIFICA WINNERS: joy Zimmerman, Musii Brian Vierra, Laboratc Science. Ron Robinett, Trades a Industrial. Lis ette Dungan, Mathe- matics . Joanna Titterington, Busine s s . Janet Laranjo, Social Studies . Anne Butler, Foreign Languages. NOT PICTURED: Char Wakeling, Agriculture. E in ABOVE: Perry Silva, Boys' State Delegate, shows that it's not physical ability that counts, but leadership and academics. RIGHT: Todd Thames, Alter- nate, shows a smile of determi- nation Which masks the thought in his mind, All this just for a picture? p , Tomorrovv's leaders come from today's students: that is what Boys' and Girls' State are all about. The delegates are chosen by our faculty on the basis of academics and leadership. The American Legion sponsors this event. At the Week-long confer- ence, activities are based on our vote in government today. LEFT: Diane Gastelo, Alter- nate. Her duty is to step in if the delegate can't at- tend Girls' State. BELOW LEFT: Judy Casella, Delegate, finds a jalope to ride to Girls' State in: it may be old, but she knows she Will get there. Our Girls' State candidates are on the move in every style. The Ameri can Legion's Womens Auxil- iary sponsors the Girls' State. R-2' seNioRs sm... if .,.,, my .ig xx Ev X RM 'xl K 'S X X L X' I 5 P, 1 0' in an N 1 , Xi SEE Y 4 ,ik 1 'S I K Qi! X NX 5561 1 5: x Q DX g N f x Y X m if Y TFQ I. y 1. l 1 xxx! K , .- , viii' X f-..::,,. g K X xg ,Q JOE BRAZIL HENRY BRINLEE PATRICIA BRISTUW JULIE BROTHE RSON ROXANNE BROWN JAMES BRUCE KE RRY BRYANT ANNE BUTLER RANDY CALDERA FRANCISCO CAMARILLO SALLY CAMARILLO GREG CANADY JOE BRAZIL HENRY BRINIEB--BQOYBAII 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA BRISTOW I JULIE. BROTHERSON--Senior class Sec. 5 Winter Ball Queen Cand. 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Intra. Vol. 1. ' ROXANNE BROWN--GAA 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Intra.. Vol. 1, 3, 4-Capt. JAMES BRUCE KERRY BRYANT ANNE BUTIER--AFS 1,2-Sec., 3-V.P.Q, 4-P1 6S.S CSF 1,2,3-Sec., 43 Chess Club 1, 2, 3-V. Junior Class Presq Class Council 2, 43 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Asilomar Girl 35 Soroptcruist November Girl of the Monthg intra. Vol. S Soft. 1, 2, 3, 4. RANDY CAIDERA--Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1,23 Wrestling 13 Intra. Vol. 3,45 Intra. Soft. FFA 1, 2,s,4. I FRANCISCO CAMARILIO ' SALLY CAMARILLO GREG CANADY P.g 3,43 71 Yi rf :1,1..M 5 5 P' f . L P uf , , .. ,,,. . , 1 1.1,fgggw,f ww-M-.M KURT CARDOZA RICK CARCANILLA KRISTIE CARLUCCI 5 TONY CARILLO I STEVEN CASCIA R MARK CASLIN JOANN CASTANEDA JUNE CASTANEDA FRANCES CASTILLO RICHARD CHAPARRO ...- E LIAS CIN TORA KURT CARDOZA--FFA 2,3,45 CSF 25 Intra. Vol. 2,3545 Entra. Soft. 1,2, 3,4. I RICK CABGANILLA--Football 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 2,3545 Inna. Vol. 3,45 Intra. Soft. 2, 3,45 Lettermexfs Club 1, 2, 3, 4. C KRISTIE, CARLUCCI , TONI CARILLO--Science Club 3, 4-Presg Drama Club 1, 2, 3-Sec!Treas., 45 AFS 2, 3, 45 Pep 11, 25 Bi 45 Powder Puff 1, 2, 35 GAA I, 25Ini'1'a. Vol. 1, 2, 3, 45Intra. Soft. 1, 2, 3, 45 one , , . STEVEN CASCIA MARK CASLIN--Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 3-Capt. 5 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mountaineers Club 45 intra. Vol. 1, 25 Intra. Soft. 3,4. ICANN CASTANEDA--Class Council 45 A Cappella choir 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 45Wrest1e1'ettes 1, 2, 3, 4-Head, Trackettes 1, 2-Head, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Intra. Soft. 1. IUNE CASTANEDA--GAA 15 Intra. Sofa. lgwrestlerette 15 Trackette 2,3,4. FRANCES CASTILLO RICHARD C1-LAPARRoM-cross Country 1,2, 3-fcapt., 4-cape., Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3- Rep., Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Pres. 25 Boys State Delegate 35 Student Body Vice-Pres. 45 CSF , . I ROBERT CIINTGRA--Wrestling 1, 25 chess Club 1. CHRIS COELI-IQ CHRIS COELHO ...- The QRGA 197 H J, tl .Ia 5, K . I- . 'f 5 8 uf.- Z- ' . ,1.k, K '., - 'f -- SENIOR CIASS COUNCIL: Joann Castaned Margaret Musgrove, Lisette Dungan, Julie Manzanedo. QFrom bottom to topj. as JIMMY CQNTRERAS JAYNE CORDEIRO WILLIAM COSANS MARTY CRAIG LONDA CREIGHTON DRU CROOK MARY DICOCHEA LISETTE DUNGAN DAVE ERRECA EMIL ERRECA .....-.....- OSCAR ESCOBAR CHARLES FASTENAU ..................... JIMIIICQNTIRERASIIM II I . I I g?IiNf.FQCORDEIROIf,FInwa, Vol. 1, 2, Sglntra. Soft. 1, 25 Art Club 3gPep Club 1, 2, 4. ,U M095-ANS A MART? CRAIG j I I I LONDA ICREIGHTON DRUMCOOK I I I , MARYIDICOCI-HA I , A . I - . I II I I I MAP-.YLOUDICGCIHEA IL I A I . I LISELTTEADUNGAN-Q-CSF152, 3, 4-Pres.',,Life'Membe1'g Choir 1, 2,-Rep., 3-Rep., 4-Repq AFS2, .3-fSeC., A,A-A 45ASi1oma1' Girls 3gGir1s State33 Entra. Vol. 1, 25 3, 43 Intra. Soft. 1, 23 Powder Puffl, 2, 35 4gI Dr,ama Club lfvice-Pres. , 2--Vice-Pres., 3-Pres. g'Pep Club 1, 2, 3, '43 CIA? 13 Gir1's.Softba11q'T'e.amf3, 45 Gi.rl'sjVp11eyba11 Team 43 Gir1's Track Team 2gWrest1erette 35A QW A j y'-V I I A I m M 1 I I' A. . DAVEIERRECAL--Eootba11i'1I, 25'Basket'ba11I1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman BandCoum:i1 1. . , 'A I', I I . V A 'EMIL ERRECA I ' I . I . I LoscAR 13.scoBAR I I I I ICHARLEISIFASIENAUQIIM I RQMGMBGR WUEN 53 skim? The seniors know that Mr. Nahas and Civics naturally go to- gether. PAUL FASTENAU CARMEN FIGUEROA PAMELA FURNISH GINA FURTADO ANNETTE GARBINI CAROIANA GARCIA IOICE GIAMPIETRO JOHN GOMES PAM GOMES GEORGE GONGORA LYNN GOROSTIZA LAURIE GOULD PAUL FASTENAU-Intra. Vol. 4. ARME C N FIGUEROA PAM FURNISH-Powder Puff 45 Pep Club 35 Intra. Vol. 33 Intra Soft A GINA FURTADO-FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Dairy Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Intra Vol 1 2' Intra Soft. 1, 2. AN1:TE'l!TE GAREINI CAROLINA GARCIA Jorcrz GLAMPIETRO JOHN GOMELS-Football 1, 23 Band 1, 2. PAM COMES GEORGE GONGORA LYNN GOROSTIZA LAURIE GOUID aa. 5 TlME T0 CELGBR l lt's still not really proven Watches the calendar for ation Day. Kirk Lippincott can count, he looks like he can as he G 3 T iii FX 'Y ,t.,..Q that but radu - JIM GRECO DANIEL GRIJALVA LYLE HARVEY JEANNETTE HEGUY LETICIA HE RRERA DAVID I-IERNANDEZ KEN HEW MARILYN I-IEW THOMAS HEW CHERRY I-IICKS CINDY I-IIMMERICK NORMAN HOLGATE JIM GRECO--Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 15 Basketball lg Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL GRIJALVA LYIE HARVEY--FFA 1-Greenhand Pres., 2, 3,4-Vice -Pres.g Intra. Soft. 1, 3,49 Intra. Vol. 3,45 High School Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4. JEANNETTE HEGUY--FFA 1, 2-Sweetheart Candidate 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 25 Powder Puff 1. LETICIA HERRERA DAVID I-IERNANDEZ KEN 1-IEW MARILYN HRW--AFS 1, 2,3-Rep, 4-Vice-Pres.g Pep Club 2-Pres., 3-Vice-Pres.g Gir1's Volley- ball Team 35 CSF 2, 3, 45 Class Treas. 43 Executive Board 35 Powder Puff 2, 35 Intra. Vol. 1, 4, Intra. Soft. 2, 35 Science Club 35 GAA 25 Chess Club 35 FBLA 3. THOMAS I-IEW--Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 15 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Mountaineer Club 4-Px-es.5 Class Council 13 Imam. Soft. 13 intra. Vol. 2. CHERRY HICKS CINDY HIMMERICK NORMAN I-IOLGATE 79 o sTomJi sie - Q S f 7 5 z 1 5 ur xg . i Anne Butler, like most seniors, takes time to find out about dif- ferent colleges. Talk about start- ing all over again. GORDON HOWZE STEVE HUCKOBEY EARLEEN HUGHITT SEAN IMPEARTRICE JOHN JEFFERS KAREN JOHNSON BRENDA KETCHER MIKE KEYS TINA KEYS DOUGLAS LACKEY T OAROLE LAORUTTA JANET LARANJO GORDON HOWZE--'Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 'Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Council 43 CSF 1,2,3gImn:a. Soft. 2,4. . - K T STEVE I-IUCKOBEY--Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 13 Swimming 15 Track Zi Lettermens Club 1, 4 EARLEAN HUGHITT O O O SEAN IMPEARTRICE--FFA 1-Greenhand Office Reporter, 2, 3, 4. O K JOHN jEFFE.RS--CSF 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 1-Presa , 2-fPres., 3-Vice-Pres. , 43 Math Club 1, 2, 3- Vice-Presl, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3,45 AFS 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Stamp Club 1-Pres., 2-Pres. , 3-Pres.g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Moxmtaineer Club 45 Art Club 25 Executive Board 2, 3,4. KAREN JOHNSON--Intra. Vol. 2, 3, 45 Intrag Soft. 2, 3, 4gQTennis 2, 3-A11 V.O.L. League, 4-A11 V.O,L4 Leagueg Asiiomar Girls Z3 Homecoming Queen 331 Pommerette 4. BRENDA KETCHER--Powder P115 14 . - 2 . 2 A 2 MIKE KEYS-flntra, Vol. 1gIntra.2Soft. 1,'2,O3Og Baseball 2. . TINAAKEYS A A A A A O O DOUGLAS LAOKSY--mm. Vol. 1, 2, 3,45 Inu-a.SSoft. 25 spanish cmb 1. CAROLE LAGRUTTA--Swimming 1-5 Band 1g Majorette 2,35 Pommerette 4. JOSE LAMBAREN--Intra. Vol. 45 intra. Soft. 3,4. A A A ' A A A JANET LARAN3Of-Pepcwb 2,341 x O i ' ' W Q4 xx ig E 'S A oc., Q .R KIRK LAYTON OLEN LEE LAURIE LELANDIAS JAN ICE LEMON NATALIE LEONARDO KEVHW LEWIS KIRK LIPPINCOTT GENE LOEWEN DANNY LOPEZ CRISTINA LOZANO LINDA LYNN WALTER MCDONALD KIRK LAYTON--Band 1, 3, 4-Band Council Rep.g jazz Band 3, 45 Cross Country 15 Baseball 1, 35 In1J'a. Vol. 1,3,4g Intra. Soft. 3. OIEN IEE LAURIE LEIANDIAS JANICE LEMON--Class Vice-Pres. 45 Freshman Class Rep. 15 GAA 15 Pep Club 2,3,4g Intra. Vol. 1, 2,3,4. NATALIE IEONARDO KEVIN LEWIS--Wrestling 1, 25 Track 1, 23In1xa. Vol. 2, 35 Intra. Soft. 1, 25 Chess Club 3, 4. KIRK LIPPINCOTT--Football 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-Sentinelg Lettermens Club 3, 4-Vice -Pres Intra. Vol. 1,2,3,4. ENE LOEWEN--Football 1, 2, 43 Baseball 1, 25 Track 15 Intra. Vol. 1, 2,4. DANNY LOPEZ CRISTINA LOZANO LINDA LYNN . WALTER MCDONALD--FFA 1-Vice-Pres., 2, 3,45 Intra. Vol. 1. MEMGRES MiRACmllE R Q N I , X. ' Q Margaret Musgrove knows that studying does pay. She'11 be ready for school in fall. CHARLIE MCELVANY GEORGE MACHADO OLGA MAOHADO JULIE MAN ZANEDO CAROL MARTIN JOSEPH MARTINEZ ANNA MASSEO RICHARD MATSEN STEVE MENDES ORLANDO ME ZA JEFF MILLER JOEY MIRANDA cl-IARLE MQELVANY-mwresrhng 1. A I I A GEORGE MACHADO--Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Ai, 2, 3, 43 Basl-:etbaI1l'1g Intra. Vol. 4. A OLGA MACHADO--FHA 4. I ' I I I JULIE MANZANEDO--CSF 1, 2,3fSec., 4gGAFS 3 K4--SBC.fT1'62.S.j Science Club 3,4-Sec.lTrea,s. 5 Executive Board 25 Class Council 3, 45 Pepfllub 5-Rep., 33IIntra.AVo1. 3, 4. CAROL MARTIN--Mascot 25 Swimming llglvlajorettel 43 Band 45 Peplillub 1, 2, 33 Intra. Vol. 113 Track 25 GAA 1, 25 PoWder Puff 1. A A g ' A, I A h I JOE MARTINEZ V I I I A I ANNA MASSEO ' ' ' L I - RICHARD MATSEN --FFA 1,25B8.SB'ba11 1, 2. A I I . A STEVE MEZNDES --Football 1, 2, 3, 44-Capt.g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-Capt. 5 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1 -Sentinel, 2, 3, 43 Letterman Club 1, 2, 3,45 Student Body Pres. 4gIIn1:r3.ASoft. 1, 2, 3,43 intra. Vol. 1,x2, 3,43 Math Club 15 CSF. 25 Track 13 Stamp Club 14 ' A ORLANDO MEZA--FFA 1,2,3,4g Ima. Soft. 1. I I I . I IEFF MILLER--Chess Club 3-Sec. ,A 43 Wrestling 25Basketba11l13 Track 1, 25 Intra. Vol. 1, 2, 35 intra. Soft. 2,V3. I I I - A A A IOEY MIRANDA I A I I I 85 , wm 3, it 1 ,Std 3 2: ,Six ' wi We ax 'fv 'Nq' i- 55,1 'V f N- PAUL MONTEMURRO LAVONNE MUELLER KARYN MURTOS KIM MURTOS MARGARET MUSGROVE SATOKO NAKAHARA TERRI NELSON LINDA NOONER ROBERT NORIEGA TERRY NUNER DAVID NUNES MARY JANE NUNES PAUL MONTEMURRO--Football 1, 2-Man., 3,4gCIass Pres. 15Basketball1,ln11'a Vol 2 3 Intra. Soft. 1, 2, 3. LAVONNE MUELIER--Intra.. Vol. 2, 3, 45 Art Club 1, 2, 3-Vice-Pres , M1ss E1 Pacheco Candmdate 25 ICX Foreign Exchange Student to Mexico 3. KARYN MURTOS-Swimming 15 Intra. Vol. 1, 3. KIM MURTOS MARGARET MUsoRovE--AFS 3,4-Rep.g cs? 1, 25 Inna. vol. 1, 2,s,4, Ima Soft 3, Pe Club 2-Vice -Pres. 3 Science Club 3, 45 Choir 1, 2. SATOKO NAKAHARA--Girls' Volleyball 45 Art Club 45 AFS 4. TER RI NELSON LINDA NOONER--lntra. Vol. 25 Science Club 2, 3-Vice-Pres., 43 GAA 1, 2, Pep Club 3 ROBERT NoR1EcA--Footba11 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2,3,4g La Raza 2, Track 1,4, Imam Soft 2 Intra. Vol. 1. TERRY NUNER--Class Council 15 Tennis Team 2, 33 Pomerette 3 5 Intra V 1 1 2 DAVID NUNES K MARY IANE NUNES--Band 1, 2, 3, 43 LV. Cheerleader 25 Lettergirl 3 4, Intra Soft 2, 3, lutra Vol. 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3. rrs ALL youns RENEE NUNES LUCY OLIVEIRA JAMES QNG FRANK oRT1z DONALD PALAZZO RALPH PALAZZO TOM PARADIS MITCH PARKER MICHAEL PEREIRA ROBERT PERNETTI IONI POST GARY PRICE JAMES ONG1 Football 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2,3,4 4-Capt.5 Track 2, Chou' 1 2 3, Intra Vol 2 3 4, 3 Imzra Soft FRANK ORTIZ Intra Vo 1, 2, Intra. Soft. 1. DONALD PALAZZO FFA 1 2 3 Reporter, 4-Pres.5Exeoutive Board 4 RALPH PALAZZO FFA 1 Z 3 Sentinel, 4. TQM PARADIS Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2-Capt., 3,4, Track 1 MITCH PARKER Track 2, 3, 4, Basketba1lh2. ROBERT PERNETT1 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 45 Baseball 1,4, Track 2 , Class Councxl 1, Class V1ce Pres 3, Letterman? Club 1,45 Intra. Vol. 2,3,4, Intr Soft 2 JONI POST Intra Soft 1, 3, M1ss El Pacheco Candidate 15 GAA 1, Pep Club 2, ANGWUY 3951, . ig? 1 75 COMi if ,exe v VI? Even seniors have to leave school once in a While--oh how depressing! RAMONA RAMACCIOTTI ELAINE RAMOS CRYSTAL RAMSEY JULIE RENO I SYLVIA REYNA EE MARK ROBERTSON RON ROBINETT SONYA RODONI GILBERT RODRIGUES LOUISE RODRIGUES MIKE ROMERO DOUG SALTER RAMONA RAMACCIOTTI--E1 Pacheco Yearbook 3, Bus. Man. 45 Intra. Vol. 1, 2, 3,45 Intra Soft. 25 Pep Club 2. ELAINE RAMOS CRYSTAL RAMSEY JULIE RENO SYLVLQ REYNA MARK ROBERTSON RON RQBINETT--Band 1, 2, 3-Rep., 4-Pres.3 Claw Pres. 45 Class Rep. 3512122 Band 3, 45 Pep 1 2 3 rack 3 4 Intra V01 1 2 3 4 Intra. Soft 1 2 3 4, Football 1 Ban-dr.v5T a3 ' ':s:5 ' 'rbi' ' SONYA RODONI--Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 FBLA 43 Intra. Vol. 3,45 Pep Club 25 Art Club 1, 2. GILBERT RODRIGUES --Track 1, 25 Intra. Vol. 1. IDUISE RODRIGUES--Pep Club 3, 45 Intra. Vol. 43 Intra. Soft. 3, 4. MIKE ROMERO--Football 1 23 Track 15 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. nous SALTEP.--wrestling fy Track 25 Intva. soft. 1, 2,35 uma. Vol. 1, 2, 4. Q fuz- vm X N. x . w QW. 2 ,4 K k ' N- gif 'xkk A Q 5 'if' 'NQS fn ,X if QS ggi ggi -M :Q ,Q ,n5i W Q Q fi 55 if Q 55' DOMINGO SANCHEZ JACK SHORTRIDGE DAVID SILVA JOHN SILVA SANDY s1LvA TERESA SIMPSON CASSANDRA SKAGGS ANTHONY SOTELO RAUL SOUTO BILL SPANKOWSKI STEVEN STAMBACH MARK STEFANELLI DOMINGO SANCI-IEZ JACK SHORTRIDGE DAVID SILVA f A ' g A A IGI-IN SILVA--Football 25 Pep Club 3. A A A m' , ' A r A SANDY SILVA--GAA 1,D2gBfand 2, 3,45 Lettergirl z,s,4-Hegag 1nrra.AsQfm. 25 FBLAA3. A A TERESA SIMPSON--Choir 1,2,.3,4g Ima. Vol. 4. 1 m DDAL A 1 j ' A A A SANDY SKAGGS--Pep Club Z3 3-Sec.l'I'reas4,, 455-T1eas. 5 AFS A43 Mountaineer Club 4. ANTHONY SOTELO--Spanish Club 13 mug, 1-fQ1.g94g 1nneDa.+ sofr. 1,k3,f4sk Tennis Team 213. RAULSOUTO W D V 'V M ' D: A A A BILL SPANKOWSK1 S S4 S S A S ' L' 1 A A ' ' STEVEN STAMBACH--Intra. Soft. 1, 2, 3,45 Intra.1Vo1. 123 3, 45ASg:iehqe Club 1, 2,A3,4e-Rep Math Club 1, 2, 3 5 Chess Club 1, 2,33 AFS 3,4gASw-imming 1ggCroas Cow1try 2, 35 Track 2,35 Mountaineer Club 4. A f 1 'D.D mr A - A r ' A A MARK STEFANELLI ASDSD . DAA A A - A A D D A D 'ff 935 F The eoqe op Too Q X . .XL . N. . ifh Q I Natalie Leonardo enjoys listen ing to music in the library--a senior's delight! WILLIAM STEFANELLI ROY STODDARD DEBRA STYLES JENNIE TAMAYO A STEVE TAYLOR DA LE TI DWE L L JOANNA TITTE RIN GTON DORA TOR RES FABIO TRE VIS AN CLAUDIA TRISTAO MADELINE TUBBS Y SHELLEY VAN SOMEREN WILLIAM STEFANELLI--Football 15 Baseball 15 Track 15 Intra. Vol. 43 intra. Soft. 3. ROY STODDARD--Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-Capt.5 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45C1ass Rep. 15 Intra. Vol. 1, 2, 3,43 CSF 35 Lettermen's Club 1, 2,3,4. DEBBIE STYLES--Art Club 1, 2,3543 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Powder Puff 1, 2. IENNIE TA MAYO--Tigerette 2, 35 GAA 1, 2-Rep. 5 Band 2, 3. STEVE TAYLOR DALE TIDWELL- -Track 25 Mountaineer Club 4. V JOANNA TITTERJNGTON--FBLA 3-sec. 5 Pep Club 35 Intra. Vol. 1, 2,3,43 Inu-a. Soft. 1, 2,3,4 DORA TORRES FABIO TREVISAN CLAUDIA TRISTAO MADELINE TUBES--Intra. Vol. 1, 2, 3,43 Intra. Soft. 1, 2,3,4g GAA 1, 25 FFA lgscience Club 2, 3-Sec.fT1-eas. SI-IELIEY VAN SOMEREN--Pep Club 1, 2 33 FBLA 45 Class Seo. 15 Class Vice-Pres. 25 Class Rep. 33 Intra. Vol. 1 2, 35 Intra. Soft. 1, 2, 35 AFS 25Wrest1erette 1gAsi1omar Girl 33 E1 Pacheco Queen gs Giri's Volleyball Team 3,4. DOUG VARGAS JOHN VIEIRA BRIAN VIERRA TONY VILLA CHARLIE WAKELING STEVEN WALTERS SONIA WHISEN HUNT THOMAS WILLIAMS GINGER WINSETT KARI WOLF JEANNIE WOLFSEN CAROLINE ZENTNER PHILLIP ZENTNER JOY ZIMMERMAN DOUG VARGAS--Tennis 1, 2,3-Capt., 4-capr.5 Band 1, 2, 4, Jazz Ensemble 1, 2,45 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-Pres., Life Member. IOHN VIEIRA BRIAN VIERRA--Student Rep. to School Board-45 Wrestling 1, 2,3 4-Capt.5 Cross Country 1-Capt., 2-Capt., 3-Capt., Band I -Rep., 2-Rep., safes., 4, Jazz Ensemble 1, 2, 3,45 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Life Memberg Boy's State Alternate 3. TONY VILLA--Football 3, 4. CHARLIE WAKELING--Class Rep. 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-Sec:.5 CSF 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 35 Cross Country 2, 3. STEVEN WALTERS--Art Club 3. SONIA WHISENHUNT THOMAS WILLIAMS--Football 35 Basketball 1. GINGER WINSETT--LV. Cheerleader 25 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4-Rep. Basketball Tournament Princess 25 Miss E1 Pacheco Candidate 45 AFS 1,2,3. KARI WOLF--Class Sec. 35 LV. Cheerleader 25 Homecoming Queen Candidate 15 AFS 2. IEANNIE WOLFSEN--FFA 3,45 AFS 1, 2,3-Trees. CAROLINE ZENTNER--Band 1, 2, 3,45 Choir 25 Gir1's Volleyp ball Team Man. 2, 3. PI-IILLIP ZENTNER--Band 1, 2, 4-Rep. 5 Wrestling 1, 2,45 Cross County 1 -Capt., 2, 35 CSF 1-Class Rep., 2-Class Rep., 3-Class Rep., 4-Class Rep., Life Memberg jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOY ZIMMERMAN--Gir1's Volleyball Team 2, 3,45 Track 25 Gi:-1's Softball Team 3,45 Bend 1, 2,3-Sec., 4-Vice-Pres.5' jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 45AsiIomzu ,Gir1 35 Soroptomist Girl of the Month 45 1ettermen1CIub,,g5, ponder 1, 2, 45 FBLAI35AFS 1, 2, 3 I I A NEW Bec3.iNNiNC, To Gene Loewen, janet Laranjo, and many other seniors, love and graduation seem to high- light spring. CA MERA SI-IY SENIORS JESSE CASTILLO ROBERT OAVANAH MARY LOU DIOOOHEA RICHARD EILISON KERRY HOLMES JOSE LAMEAREN MARTY MELOOZA MARIE NASOIMENTO MICHAEL NAZABAL JOHN ROARK CONNIE THOMAS ARTHUR VEIASQUEZ Ju ion 9... Pi 9 1 S ROW ONE: Brian Aalberts, Cindy Albertson, Sharlett Allison, Jaime Alonso. ROW TWO: Judy Alvernaz, William Anaya, Rod Andrews, Steve Andrews. ROW THREE: Virginia Areia, Genevieve Areias, Nick Arizaga, julio Avelar. ROW FOUR: Stephanie Austin, Manuel Avila, Barbara Baca, Steven Baker. ROW FIVE: Kerri Barmore, Connie Barroso, RaymondBetUencourt, Bill Birdsall. Q 1? M 'N 'Nnunn,4-nn ROW ONE: Alan Ereman, Raymond Escobar, Teresa Espinola, Sherri Farnham, Neil Farrell, Angelia Ferreira, Terrie Ficarelli. ROW TWO: Pedro Flores, David Forte, Dio Franchi, Natalie Francis, janet Freitas, Ron Freitas, Randy Furr. ROW THREE: Gary Gallichio, Tim Gallichio, Cindy Gamino, Tami Gansberger, George Garcia, Diana Gastelo, Tom Germino. ROW FOUR: Bruce Gerrard, Dominic Giampietro, Sharon Gill, Evonne Gillian, Les Gomes, Susan Gomes, Rebecca Gomez. ROW FIVE: Mike Guaspari, Bill Hansen, Laura Herrera, Phil Holmes, Marty Hooten, David Howard, Robert Huff. ff? oi oi jamie Hughitt Greg Hutsell Bill Ingram Christine Izoco Henry james C arol Jensen Kathy jurado Melissa jurado john Keys Maria Lambaren Gre g Latronica Laura LeBlanc Amanda Lewellen Mark Lewis Livia Lima Virginia Linhares Michele Long Dimas Lopez jesse Lopez Kathy Lopez in l , 1 X, w g it -5 l'x,Xi if 1. ',, if If . is ,,o 25, X.,- 5 Zi 1'-'ff N ROW ONE: Kris LoSole, Kevin Low, Wesley McCarter, Christy McC1ellon, Randi McColloch, Cindy McElvan Charlotte McRae. ROW TWO: Don Mallonee, Katie Malloy, Lori Mangus, Dennis Manzanedo, joe Manzanedo Lori Marks, Steve Marques. ROW THREE: Delores Martin, joseph Mello, Isabel Mendonca, justin Mevi, Bill Meza, Roxanne Miles, Andrew Miranda. ROW FOUR: Anne Miranda, Sheila Miranda, Leigh Ann Mitchell, Annette Montemurro, Rolinda Moore, Christine Morcus, Suzanne Morgan. ROW FIVE: Bill Munger, Raul Nazabal, Maria Nuttall, Peggy O'Brien, Minerva Ochoa, Roy Ochoa, Tania Ohman. Y: il Patrick Ong Robert Overcash Teresa Ozwma E -1 rx. ,L kv john Palermo Rick Parent Sherri Parker fini QQ Javier Parras - -wwe: wa... - 1 Tracie Parson Michael Perdew r x Alan Pereira f fx 'Q Arlene Pereira Alice Perez X. . I 'V V X ,fx 1, f, f,--V.. 1. .- ,r N 'rw f, 4 ,,. w a X. -' 1 r . - S xl xxx jf xxl f-:Ya A- I V 103 A ,1 -.3 L! . 5f,,x , w S, w R K is tr Mfg. ROW ONE: Todd Rolicheck, Aaron Rotondaro, John Ruiz, Marion Sanchez, Michelle Sanchez, Ron Santiago, Gabriel Santos. ROW TWO: Lori Satre, Terry Schwoerer, Kelly Seiverson, joey Silva, Perry Silva, Raymond Silva, Larry Simpson. ROW THREE: John Soares, Mary Sousa, Cliff Souto, Gabriela Souto, David Souza, Gary Souza, Kathleen Spangler. ROW FOUR: Debbie Spankowslci, Sheryl Springer, Chris Stambach, Cynthia Stewart, Lisa Sundstrom, Robert Survera, Norleen Swanson. ROW FIVE: Ann Talbott, Brenda Tamayo, Todd Thames, Debby Thompson, Debra Threlkeld, Donna Tidwell, Jeff Toscano. Tracie Toscano Anna Tovar A Ben Townsend ,fa - Barbara Valdez sw r X ,X Yimgela Valencia Steve VanSomeren ,Eva-Vasquez Marissa Vascien, Marlene Vasquez Cheryl Vierra X Susan Waggle Kelly Wakeling Pi 15 Susan West Marilyn Whitlock Darrell Wilcox Chris Williams x K, . L . Tom Williams Janie Wilson Laurie Wolfsen Mibchell Zabala :I Q s -we Christine lzoco displays one of the many things that juniors have. Although their freedoms are accompanied by certain responsibilities, the juniors have the freedom to create what they like, do what they want to do, and think for themselves. CAMERA SI-IY JUNIORS: Tim Akers, Rosham Anderson, Ed Arviso, Danny Caldera, Susie Camarillo, Rhonda Carpenter, Suzanne Carvalho, Hermila Cortez, John Creighton, Kevin Ellison, Rick Esparza, Rick Freitas, joe Garca, Jeanette Gonzalez, Lee I-Iammack, Donna Hayes, Audelia Herrera, Jason Holgate, David McBride, Maryann Martinez, Jesse Montoya, Antonio Palacios, Roy Reyna, Charles Weaver. juniors have ability, cour age, and creativity. Boy, are the juniors ever slick this year. What class, what bright faces and cheery per- sonalities. Yes, We've found the juniors, all right. They've only got a year to go before livin' free and breezy. They know that they have to work at it though, so they do their share of studying, but this doesn't take away the freedom the Tigers have always had. ' ali? L Weine iNTo iT Ni-lf'-1-4 rf.-, X- ,L L' 5 ' , 1 3 ll NXKILQF' Aj Juniors have a spe- cial life, just like at everybody. They're ' the ones who bring us the proms, for instance. They're cool, just like every- body else, yet they're special in their own way. The juniors find time to do what they want. They won't sit still! They've got the free-living spirit that everyone needs. They're Juniors. ..... - .... .................--II RN--..,-f QU-v ROW ONE: David Accardo, Alfred Altamirano, Tammy Alvernaz, Sandra Anderson. ROW TWO: Donald Arburua, Tony Arizaga, Lorrie Asher, Paula Austin. ROW THREE: Don Avila, Ron Baganha, Scott Bailey, Chris Baker. ROW FOUR: jacinta Barcelos, Lauri Barmore, Alisa Basinger. ROW FIVE: Billy Basinger Karl Baty, Kurt Baty. 7 N-..,. 'nv-..-v ,...am-wH'N qm ish xxx M A KN ROW ONE: Job Belmonte, Robert Birdsall DeAnn Birdsell, Jeff Bondi, Mike Booher Filomena Borba Vicki Brazil Bridgitte Bretz ROW TWO: Chester Broddrick Dan Bronson David Brotherson, Diane Brown, Larry Bryant Pauline Buffuna, Patrick Butler Carolyn Caeton ROW THREE: William Caldera Joe Camarillo Louis Cardoza Roseanna Castaneda Ron Chaparro Valerie Chappell Don Clark Lisa Cochneuer. ROW FOUR: Robert Coelho, lisa Collings john Collins joe Contreras Marcos Contreras Robert Cook Denetta Cooper, Donna Ctmha ROW FIVE: Anna DeGregori, jenny Delgado, Alice Dicochea Pedro Eguia Tammy Elias Kathy Emmert Sally Enriquez Annette Etcheverry. SOP I-IOMORE AUTOGRAPHS : N Q t L 1 V ,Aww 1 J 1 ,A me-A-ww' K A D K ' :i'i 1 P Q N-: L A 1 K ' . . S .. ' A . V' , gi 6 ,Sf 1. N ,X X , , -1 1 1-'r 1 ' aw 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4-' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - I K I - Y - - - K i i X- 1 5. Qfxf i Q, X i - 1 we . ROW ONE: Robert Fastenau, Marlene Ferreira, Sandy Ferro, Maria Fialho, Enrique Flores, John Forte, Cheryl Freeman. ROW TWO: Robby Gallichio, Alex Garcia, Jolene Gargano, Odilia Garza, Donna Gastelo, Cathy George, Gina Giampietro. ROW THREE: Lisa Giannone, Joann Giomi, Kathy Gomes, Mike Gomes, JoAnne Gomes, Cecelia Gossett, Barbara Gould. ROW FOUR: Bobbi Gould, Laura Grossnickle, Anthony Guaglianone, Carol Guaspari, Martin Gutierrez, Doug Hass, Larry Hensley. ROW FIVE: Teresa Hill, Renee Hilton, Samuel Hockless, Matthew Holgate, Tracie Horton, Cynthia Howard, Gloria Huefner. -n it Teresa Hunger Lynda Impeartrice Mike Imperatrice Brent Ingram Bernice james Cherri johnson Cindy johnson Tami Jordan Richard Jorge Maria jurado Angela Kester Darrell Lackey Randy Lapadula Lisa Latronica Arnold Lawrence Lori Layton V 'wi .J A' if 'ykja' 13' .3 ,5'f'4f, 1 -S . as, -' GB -Em, ff' Chester Brod- drick, like most sophomores, lets his spirit run free through music . ROW ONE: Larry Ledesma, John Ledford, Mark Lewis, Mike Lewis, Kraig Lippincott, Tod Littlefield, Janie Lopez. ROW TWO: Isaac McBride, Joe McColloch, Teri McCullough, Pamela McKinney, Jolene Machado, Tresa Macias, Karen Marques. ROW THREE: Chuck Martin, James Martin, Cyndi Martinez, Julie Martinez, Patty Martinez, Kim Mawhorter, john Medeiros. ROW FOUR: Chris Menezes, john Menezes, Ed Mentz, Vicki Miller, LaRee Miranda, Dewayne Mitchell, Sandra Mobley. ROW FIVE: Mike Mooney, Keith Moore, Lorraine Morales, Irma Moreno, Jorg Munch, Lisa Munger, Douglas Murdock. Don Murtos Cindy Myers Shelley Meyers Steve Nelson Tricia Newton Melanie Nunes Rick Nunes David Nunes Greg Obeso Lee O'Hair Frank Oliviera Mary Oliviera Bret Oliver Ernie Orduno Ron Padilla LEFT, SOP!-IOMORE CLASS COUNCIL: Gina , Giampieiro, Kraig Lippincott, Greg Obese, Donna Gastelo, Michelle Vierra. The sophomores are very attentive when it comes to classwork. They Watch the clock i from the time the tardy bell rings to the time the teacher says dismissed , L3 D to f XX ROW ONE: Jim Palazzo, Tracy Parker, Jennie Perdew, Henry Pereira, Ernest Petrocelli, Ronnie Phelps, Jimmy Pimentel. ROW TWO: Janice Piwowarski, Rick Post, Robert Priore, Reggie Fuentes, john Quinn, Doris Ragsdale, Terri Ramey. ROW THREE: Mike Reyes, Judy Ribeiro, Debbie Robles, Dennis Rodriques, Steve Ruiz, Ward Russell, Karen Sanchez. ROW FOUR: Sandy Sansoni, Pamela Sapp, Laura Shaeffer, Mike Silva, Sharon Silva, Tamara Silva, Patricia Simpson. ROW FIVE: jolyn Sirsi, Troy Smalley, Denise Smith, Rene Smith, Tag Soares, Lesle Solgaard, Martha Solis. CAMERA SHY SOPHOMORES: David Cotta, Esther Diaz, Hector Diaz, Kevin Dicken, Sally Dicochea, Harvey Epperson, Annette Fresozo, Rosalia Garibaldi, Socorra Gouzolez, Leticia Hernandez, Lorrie Long, Kenneth Merrell, Tony Pereira, Rudy Reyna, Rickey Richardson, Debra Sanchez, Nancy Sanchez, Betty Silva, Laurie Smith, Steve Stewart, Susan Wiley, Eric Young. Sharon S ous a Chris Souza wski li Q Sandy Stefanelli Kathleen St. Marie Randy Subia LeAnn Sucht Tamela Sumrall Robert Teicheira Adelita Tovar Terry Townsend Abegail Tubbs Rosemary Tubbs Frank Valadao Dolores Vasquez Michelle Vierra Lus Maria Villa Deborah VonAllman Lisa Weaver Lisa Wilber john Yriarte Sherri Wiley JoAnn Young Well, the sophomores are back again! What are they up to this time? They'r'e the same ol' people, but they're a year older and more mischievious than ever. But the sophomores are cool, calm and they're Tigers, tool They work hard, play to win and have fun together. i N Time AROLI D Sophomores let their spirit flow and really get rowdy! They've got a lot going for them, with a lot of decisions to make, such as selecting class rings -- A, B or C? 4' ,I Tv J' ..', QL- , --, -. , N, .U ' v '-' , fm, 7, V ,L 'mfyfr l x W' 5 . rw, Iggy. -sw W A' 4 'f . 'Rag F 5 5 , . ' B . . 1 . . 9 -1 . it a E ? 5' 53.5 3 s , , I 44, K 2 ,P fi 3- A , in X A 4353 41101 as .. an tl XV A ,af A4 ' gui -msasd 'NR l Q ROW ONE: Harriet Affonso, Anthony Altamirano, Steven Anaya, Paul Arambel. ROW TWO: Irene Armendariz, Marvin Aspesi, Jorge Avila, Theresa Avila. ROW THREE: Karla Bailey, Kenneth Baker, Christina Balderas, Rick Bambauer. ROW FOUR: Thresa Babtista, Bonnie Barcellos, Darryl Barger..ROW, FIVE: Kelly Bartlett, Eric Baty, Tammy Bauer. ' i , 0 'i x . ' E' .,. .X r . ROW ONE: Laurie Costa, Craig Cotta, Norman Cotta, Danny Creighton, Billy Curutchague, Jeannie Darnall, Tami Davis. ROW TWO: Cheri Depew, Lorrie Dicken, Debbie Dill, Michael Duni, Armando Duran, Clint Duran, Darrel Dyer. ROW THREE: Joel Edminsterl Antonio Eguia, Charles Eldred, Kimberley Ellison, Tom Ereman, Norma Escobar, Peter Escobar. ROW FOUR: Lucy Esteves, Maria Esteves, Elaine Fastenau, Pamela Ficarelli, julian Flores, Raymond Forte, Donald Franklin. ROW FIVE: Judy Freitas, Ross Freitas, Yvette Freitas, Mary Furtado, Richard Gallichio, james Gardner, Gary Gargano. Dawn Garrison Theresa Giampietro Bill Gilardi jesse Gomes Joni Gomes Bill Gomez Paul Gonzalez Tim Goodger John Greco Donna Hansen Alfredo Hernandez juan Hernandez Linda Hernandez Gloria Herrera Charlotte Hill Ruby Hilton Gloria Herrera gets ready to go out and work off her energy. N S, UQ y 1 E NL fr , P, rt ' Nur 1 . Y -- vw-.N 1 , v ,. ,. -41 ROW ONE: Darrell Hockless, Terry Holmes, Roger Huff, julie I-Iutsell, Pat Imperatrice, Marie Johnson, jim Juarez. ROW TWO: Gena Keck, Kathy Keys, Penny Keys, Ryan Leishman, Suzanna Lewis, Linda Lindholm, Randy Lippert. ROW THREE: Terri Littlefield, Carlos Lopes, Dora Lopez, Mike Lopez, Sherry Lovett, Lori Low, Karen Luker. ROW FOUR: Aucelio Luna, David McCarter, David McKenzie, Karen Maddox, Brenda Malone, Donald Manzanedo, Robert Manzanedo. ROW FIVE: Lori Marques, Danny Martin, Lori Martin, Frank Martinez, Robin Mawhorter, Richard Mays, Anna Medeiros. -..,s,, N Rose Mejia Mike Mello Shawn Mello Sandy Mendonca Debbie Menezes Maurice Meredith jackie Merrill jason Mevi Anna Meza Teresa Miller Ke vin Miranda Rodney Mir and a Louis Monte murro G ary Moodi e Ste ve Moodi e LEFT, FRESI-IMAN CLASS COUNCIL: Mario Vasquez, Lorna Pimentel, Karen Pierce, Mary Lou Ferreira, Kevin Mooney. Problems, prob-' Iems, problems. The freshmen never knew that building floats, having bakesales and planning out next year's dances were such a hassle. Boy are they learn- ing! The freshman sign really displays their feelingsg They're rearin' to go and live for the spirit of winning and being Tigers. ROW ONE: Kevin Mooney, Lisa Morales, Yolanda Moreno, Jennifer Nahas, Tim Newbry, Joel Nunes, Richard Nunes. ROW TWO: Darrell Nunez, Tina Ochoa, Lori Ocken, Sam Ordunez, Cindy Overcash, Janet Owens, , Alexandra Padilla. ROW THREE: john Palazzo, Heriberto Parras, Mary Lou Parreira, Eduarda Pereira, Ruben Perez, Karen Pierce, Lorna Pimentel. ROW FOUR: Tom Post, Brian Prater, Byron Peiore, Ricky Puentes, Loretta Pyeatt, Billy Quinn, Donna Ralls- ROW FIVE: Butch Ralls, Rick Ramos, Cathleen Raporzo, Wayne Rauh, Craig Reason, Caryn Reed, Bill Richards. Charles Roberm Carol Robles Cindy Rogers Eugene Rogers Matt Rotondaro Robby Sanchez Mike Satre Mary Schluter Jesse Silva Mary Silva Alda Silveira Rose Silveira Peggy Sitton Stacia Solgaard Gloria Sotelo Freshmen are the free-loving, simple people that really stand out in a crowd. They have a shy look but a quick smile. They know that being a freshman is fun and that they're in for the best: years of their lives. They've got spirit and everything else it takes to be a Tiger. xg .sf Freshmen learn how to make their en- gines go, Hmmmmm. . . While Mr. Ken Ebner tries to make their schedules do the same. C PEF 1 f rffvibw 1 fss, if , i f ' u .Jil ROW ONE: Debbie Sousa, Brendadene Souza, Susie Souza, Tim Spangler, Mike St. Marie, Alma Subia, Gayle Sucht. ROW TWO: Mary Swanson, Kristi Threlkeld, Roy Tidwell, Dallas Titterington, Gracie Torres, Jose Torres, jeff Trammell. ROW THREE: Erika Ullman, Matthew Valencia, Sandra Vandemark, Mario Vasquez Kimberly Virgo, Scottie Wakeling, Billy Weaver. ROW FOUR: Mike Weaver, Phillip Webb, Leah Whisenhunt YY Cindy Wiebe, Kim Wilcox, Pam Worthy, Marco Yanez. ROW FIVE: Mary Zamora, Rosalia Zamora jim Zion, jeff,Zurilgen, Ronnie Fischer, Charlie james CAMERA SHY FRESHMEN: Mark Areias, Caria Bland, Tony Bland, Yolanda Bland, Roger Burkham, Ma Burns, Beulah Chessar, Stella Contreras, Lorraine Crispin, Elvira Delgado, Loren Downum, Dave Espana, Nick Esquivel, Georgina Garibaldi, Rebecca Hayes, Terry Holmes, jesse Lopez, Narciso Lopez, Rudy Lop Robert McClellon, johnny Martinez, Jacqueline Oliveira, Patricia Palacios, Robert Rangel, Kathy Rush, Patricia Sanchez, David Smith, Robert Vaca, Thelma Villa, Manuel Villaneva, Mark Walsh, Lenora Whitehead, Martin Wiley, John Williams. CZ QGiNN'N '43Tf3fN What does being a o freshman mean? It's taking home a ton of books, your first school dance, and not being able to open your locker. It also means your first Homecoming Where you learn more about spirit than you ever have. School: what memories we'll have! The strenu- ous exercises iu P.E. where you feel like a rubber band at the end of the period, those great lunches when you can get together to share a bag of fries or a Pepsi, the nfarewells between classes, great rallies where you can really let yourself go and get into the spirit, and those super foot- ball games. Ah yes, we'Ve got a lot to be thankful for: our free- spirited school. v-'xftw' GCLIS 0 GASTELG LEFT: Operator! This is a familiar word to Mr. Gastelo being operator of many school activi- ties. He really gets involved with the stu dents, caring about their welfare and their attitude toward school. K wg, ,QQ .5 . ,ff 4 1 X ,rs ,al 'MU' ' V ,yf A 1.4 ii 'E- Hg ,i,,w 1-. ,,,i,A - .xi-, js Lu 'A ?,,.4n'T'1M'l' illjf' ....v'W5- M-f-1' - , M: ll? . -JV ml sq nqs T,':: ::'...x. Wg:g.:.::::'- N ff ' H f was-H v. fa 'M -ww gfwev Mnmf.w,- S ' . . Q 115.213 1-1:-nw -in we uw mrmnnev-wuz: Qmmunmug sg ..,,.......m....y1v-0 I 4. ,, yuh-A cw I.ffS.,,J' Gym, RK , N 33Xy3 LB LB Varsity Scores 13 Atwater O Hollister 'YS W oi ci LB LB LB LB LB LB LB 13 Dos Palos 8 Hughson 0 Riverbank 19 Escalon 34 Linden 35 Livingston 1 PM 8I'SOI'1 LD TIGER AWARDS ROBERT ARAMBEL - ALL T.V. L. Safety, Coaches' Award ART BLAND - ALL T.V.L. Honorable Mention STEVE CASCIA - ALL T.V.L. Running.Back OSCAR ESCOBAR - ALL T.V. L. Defensive End, Top I-litter JAMES GRECO - ALL T.V.L. Honorable Mention TOM HEW -ALL T.V.L. Honorable Mention, M. Insp. P. GORDON HOWZE - ALL T.V.L. Honorable Mention, M.V.O.L. KIRK LIPPINCOTT -ALL T.V.L. Defensive Guard, M.V.D.L. STEVE MARQUES - ALL T.V.L. Honorable Mention STEVE MENDES -ALL'T.V.I.. Honorable Mention, M.V.D.B. PA UL MONTEMURRO - Most Improved Player ROBERT NORIEGA - ALL T.V.L. Honorable Mention DAVID NUNES - ALL T.V.L. Honorable Mention, Co-M.V.O.B. ROB PERNETTI - ALL T.V.L. Defensive Tackle, M.V.P. of., I ' J if L X ,J iagw i K 1. .43 iii' 134 it A - . 'T S. EJ.: wiv 11.13. .. 'QA i'-1'-n' ' ' M.- --:jg X1,.ca-il .4 wg , RL ,.., Cl.. 4. - T ,,,.w -:wk '57 63.1-I ':'34!. i -- ,n,x..,.,. - 3,,g',fiN-'f Q Atho- -fr.. If 30 - Kffvwi nw . 2: In ff,A.1- r -. .iid in 1 -r.vuv1.ny nan-.Jun qmmuuun .4 M. N M,W,.w..,....,....4,..m..,w.A1 i S 5 -fre? x,, N , ,....1.v,m,..,..,,,, .,,X... -..W ., ,.., .,.,....,..W .,,....v.,-..,..............N.. .M M..,,,, , . . 2 3 Z ? -' , E -A.-1--.-M.,-.N...W.h.......... 5,1 1 s 2 1 li 1 V R 1 1 ' ,,. X z E k ' Q ii. v. ,n'- s ,.g-ww.. mmm .L Q, ..,,..,...,. I . , ,... ' ,ig l an , :.,-J, am, .N,.. 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FAR ABOVE, FRESHMAN-SENIOR POWDER PUFF TEAM: Harriet Affonso, Cindy Baca, Karla Bland, Yolanda Bland, Mary Bohr, Carol Breshears, Debbie Bronson, Kim Carter, Joann Castaneda, Laurie Chevera, Tina Collins, Charlie Cooper, Jeanne Darnell, Lisette Dungan, Norma Escobar, Carmen Figueroa, Pam Furnish, Joni Gomes, Gloria Herrera, Julie Hutsell, Marie Johnson, Kathy Keys, Penny Keys, 'Karen Maddox, Sandy Mendoza , Anna Meza, Lisa Morales, Tina Ochoa, Alex Padilla, Carol Robles, Gloria Sotelo, Sue Souza, Alma Subia, Sandy Vandemark, Scottie Wakeling, Joy Zimmerman. COACHES: Bill Zimmerman, Tony Castaneda, Steve Castaneda, Frank Castaneda. ABOVE, SOPI-IOMORE-JUNIOR POWDER PUFF TEAM: Roshan Anderson, Kerri Barmore, Laurie Barmore, Lisa Basinger, Pat Bowers, Bridgette Bretz, Diane Brown, Carolyn Caeton, Valerie Chappell, Esther Cintora, Sherri Farnham, Annette Fregozo, Gina Giam ietro oAnn Gomez Rebecca Gomez Carol Guas ari Tracie P I J I 3 P .1 I Horton, Bernice James, Angela Kester, Lori Layton, Laura LeBlanc, Cindy Martinez, Sheila Miranda, Lorraine Morales, Tricia Newton, Minerva Ochoa, Sherri Parker, Tracy Parker, Jeannie Perdew, Lori Sabre, Sharon Souza, Tracy Toscano, Anna Tovar, Adelita Tovar, Doris Vasquez, Eva Vasquez , Marlene Vasquez, Missy Vasquez. COACHES: Jo Wiley, Mike Basinger. T ' T The powder puff 'game was a night to remernber, especially for the Soph-Junior team who renaway wiiiisthe victory 20-6. Even though they were defeated, the Senior-Frosh team gave it their best shot. , U snr eeee 1 s 'SSQFS WW Wi ' Q 1 4, ,lr 13 ' sd ii .fi 5 1 l'i,,,f W' 3 ' Y, .ai Q - 1 ef ' , - N faq ' 4 f .1 fs 5 y , ,,.. 1 v L 5 , A V j I ,Q A ...ZW it A an ff f , L A if V -, .u If 'R KS s K 'i 3 ' 'f 1l Y ,l yi. fffz fy,-gi I ...L M E is -U' ABOVE LEFT, VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Cindy Albertson, Laura LeBlanc, Katie Malloy, Shelley Van Sorneren, Stephanie Austin, Lisette Dungan, joy Zimmerman, Angela Kester, Sandy Vandemark, Coach Kathy Fischer. ABOVE, JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM, ROW ONE: Kelly Borelli, Teresa Miller, Debbie Bronson, Leonora Whitehead, Delores Vasquez. ROW TWO: Charlie Cooper, Denise Smith, Lynda Impeartrice, Annette Etcheverry, Tamera Silva. ROW THREE: Yolanda Bland, Gloria Sobelo, Norma Escobar, Mary Swanson, Leslie Solgaard, Manager Lisa Coleman. ROW FOUR: Norleen Swanson, Kathy Keyes, Teresa Macias, Pam Sapp. lt's hard to believe that, with such a good volleyball team, twenty-one of the thirty-one players were rookies. The varsity's results were three wins, nine losses, placing Sth, and the junior varsity's results were 6 wins and 6 losses, placing 31-d. iv 5..- v , il i I Lin Rely .' 'N I . Y ,. ,. ,MJ 4 gh IN , 'VL . ,- ,'5Qy,:.f. 744, I , ,, fb - .1..n- 'fr' .f .N . -. vm- . -. ug . me -MX., I ,- ,,:. ., ,, f, A ,. ., ..f. A ,H-, , , X y-Nu' ' - ' L. 'f , K ' .. .- I .xlf-,1fA,f .. ,..J,-ff ,uufu . , Q 'V e ',Lj,. 'g -, V .. ,,, . A . ,M L. ., A V ,..,. y W I - ., V? ,Yr-.fr 1 '--- 'W Of,-mf' 2, Z. ,:'.,A'1'. ' f . V n. . f ' L ' , ,V ,Vi -N Q W. 4A M Ai, I , l 1 l 1 - l 1 l 1 I gfcflg, an QV' M? ,Q xv . ., 5,-gj?.,g , , L .f-,-.uf , - .,A.gt.g.n,3 'N f- - aw.:-V , jr mf- ' ' R wav-2'-'5-'-KT1 ?6Q 4 I fx- 3- . 1 x I ay, . Q? Q K4 ,Sgr if 4 -E: 4 K. Fw, Jgl-W -, ,QQ 4- 3 'JV I .J ' ,.,g'v E 1 A , 0.4 ' 'ff .,..- ,LK-r...:...z..4:-tx:..-.z ..,.,,.-.1-. ..-4, Q Q , an 91 P: asimffwrh AMN Y6 ww I U -. w A ., 'ZEFMQM , as 'Eww-vii? ,x Zgjbvivggxahm vv':'vs..f,i' S go . Jr 'Q up-gr vw M H V-H v . 'ESQ YY. x W 3' 'fe QJJ' lf Sk' M. Q, ,Rr yxivw gxifw' if in ,R , , HW 2 :...,.. 1 . N ,D ABOVE, VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Neil Farrell, Steve Mendes, Greg Hutsell, Chris Stambach, Coach Gary I-Iedlind, Mike Piwowarski, Roy Stoddard, Art Bland, Don Mallonee, Tom Paradis. At the time of this writing, no league games had yet been played. Scores for practice games were the following: Los Banos 48, LeGrand 275 Los Banos 37, Merced 575 Los Banos 34, Patterson 515 Los Banos 38, Livingston 475 Los Banos 34, Gustine 49. So far this season the leading scorers were Roy Stoddard, Steve Mendes and Tom Paradis, and there were no returning starters. Coach Gary Hedlind said that at this time the squad was inexperienced, but that they should improve greatly as the season progressed. Jap L. ffm,jf5Q wig. ,W f '-n 'Ht it 34 F'-S J.V. SCORES 31 Le Grand 38 Merced 37 Patterson Livingston Gustine Hughson 4 ABOVE, L. B. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, ROW ONE: Kar1Baty, joel Edminster, Don Avila, Kurt Baty. ROW TWO: john Yriarte, Mike Mooney, Ron Padilla, Robert Coelho, Rick Post, Chuck Martin, NOT PICTURED: Greg Obeso. The J. V. team has learned much from this season which can benefit them in their en- thusiasm to be varsity players. Coach Frank Stone commented that the team was still working to master game fundamentals, but the season looked promising. The team did Well despite their losses--they learned good basketball techniques, and of course, good sportsmanship qualities. A few of the team's players, Rick Post, the team cap- tain, Mike Mooney and joel Edminster, are pictured on this page in action . i z-Eifx if Avi ks yet TEAM, ROW ONE: john ROW TWO: Nick Cardoza, Bill Danny Creighton, Cotta, Dan Martin, Man- has the most potential of from Los Banos High in the years, commented Coach Jack also added that although the team by poor shooting in the pre-season, rebounding, and defensewere impressive. Since league games ' b un ' ea , the following scores are Los Banos 32, LeGrand son 44' Los Banos 22, 45, , 455 Los Banos 23, Gustine 285 Los Hughson 41. ,, ff 4 31 at , .W -J?-.,,g, :,.q, A ., , LA L. if fo- fb , -' v 2 VW. .z ,M ini -i 1 All. We 'E ,E 0? Softball requires stamina, dedication, good sportsmanship, and a strong, positive attitude. All the players seem to have these qualities. The season looked pretty good at the start, and the girls were putting in hard hours of practice to be the best. Playing on a team can make each player realize that individual confidence can contribute greatly to good team work. 3 ...1.....--.- - W MM-. .44 1 an ui inning xl? M Q will fi X3 ABOVE LEFT, GLRLSQF-RACK TEAM, ROW ONE: Maria Fialho, Mary Swanso 'K raci ComptonTQhris Morcus. ROW TWO: Charlotte Hill, , eresa Hill, Cindy Howard. ROW THREE: Norleen Swanson, Denetta Cooper, Lori Satre, Pauline Buffuna, Kim Carter, Pat Bowers. As the season began, the girls on the track team were hard at work getting in shape for their com- petition. Track can show you how to use your own individual abilities and dedication to win proudly and lose with dignity. lt can help build up confi- dence and give each competitor a sense of belong- ing. It also shows that girls have the capability to give their all to a sport and come out with the knowledge that they tried their best and know the ropes . Au..-.-....--.........f., -A..., X1 1 A -5 J ,BNA 4. L - ..,. nga! P-2 ,,k,,, Y M, ., A - f , ,, ryy- . , , . , , .,,., W ,.,, A,,, , ,,,,f1, Q ,,,,, . ,u., ,, WM, I ,. vwrwwfw W W 'N M 'ISO ABOVE: Ron Chaparro and Ray Betbencourt round the field to ready for competition. ABOVE, RIGHT , Ron Robinett-shows his ability in the long jump event, one of . the more difficult inthe competition. RIGHT: For Tom Germino it's up, up, and away as he prac- tices hurdles, BELOW, RIGHT: Mitch Parker hounds into action while training for the high jump. BELOW: David Nunes gets, R himself psychecl up for cough competing in the next match. ABOVE, VARSITY TRACK TEAM, ROW ONE: Joe Camarillo, Mike Reyes, Raymond Bettencourt, Reggie Puentes, Ron Chaparro. ROW TWO: Ron Robinett, Henry Brinlee, Todd Rolicheck, Les Gomes. ROW THREE: jon Pierce, Tom Germino, Tom Paradis, jim Contreras. FOW FOUR: Steven Bosworth, Mitch Parker, David Nunes, Steve Cascia, George Machado. The track team was a good strong one be- cause of all the practice--one or two times a day from February to May. Coach Toscano commented that the field events lacked strength in the throwing division, but there was a possible breakthrough with some of the field contenders. The jumping events had great drive, and all looked promising. fu- K. X . v. I' I ,, ,, 'ni ,Lis 3' R. - J tr 4 I I -. ' ' -,. ' .. Q,- . 1 N, 1 . 'th -i on h -- 'rJ,..m, , . 1 - -'-,. fi Sf.. '- 5 ' .ff V 'N l'f?'A+ffi'fc,.1'-f '1 ' r . ,X i ABOVE, JUNIOR VARSITY-FROSH TRACK TEAMS, ROW ONE: Richard Nunes, Billy Curutchague, Marvin Aspesi, David Cotta, Armando Duran, Cory Brockman, Byron Priore, Donald Franklin. ROW TWO: Danny Creighton, jeff Cuiffo, Peter Escobar, Bret Oliver, Rick Ramos, David Smith, Billy Bettencourt, Marco Yanez. ROW THREE: Ron Baganha, Kraig Lippincott, Bill Basinger, Robert Priore, Gary Gargano, Wayne Rauh, joe Camarillo, Ron Chaparro, Reggie Puentes. ROW FOUR: Steve Stewart, Sam Hockless, Rick Nunes, jeff Bondi, john Forte, Larry Bryant, Shawn Bryant. The track teams were very competitive even though they Were young and lacked depth in certain areas, Coach Toscano stated. In track, the members get a sense of compet- ing one on one as individuals, and can strive for individual achievements, rather than a team effort. 'Wm y ABOVE, GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM, ROW ONE: Karen Mar ues Stacia Sol aard ill Carter q 1 S 1 I n Gina Giampietro, Marie Johnson, Anne Talbott. ROW TWO: Mr. Martinez, Coachg Marlene Ferreira, Debbie Threlkeld, Janie Wilson, Kristie Threlkeld, Karen johnson. 1977 was a rebuilding year for the Girls' Tennis Team. Seven new players were added to the team. All season they gained valuable experience in competition for next year. Their overall record was 12-5 and 8-4 in the VOL--good for 3rd place. Gina Giampietro and Marlene Ferreira gave the team a boost with their brand of tennis. Marlene Won the VOL Novice Tournament in Manteca. 1 f IV Tip Top i ! ABOVE, BOYS' TENNIS TEAM, ROW ONE: Ricky Richardson, Ryan Leishman, Larry Ledesma, Phillip Webb, Darrell Barge:-, David McKenzie. ROW TWO: Doug Vargas, Captaing Pat Butlerg Arnold Lawrenceg Gabriel Santosg Mr. jack Catlett, Coachg Steve Van Somereng Bill Mungerg joe Mello. if squad, to beat out St. Mary's Wei BASEBALL Mark Mendes , Robert Perry Steve 1 G UCS, read Were day, for , , reg sv: ' 4 -' W , - W.-V' 11-V , ,M uc. -P-sz. .. ': W, '52-w'T 'f'if 'Q' . . ' 5 . - s- K ' - - J.. 1 ' 1 ig xy, -.'15,gr 5f.:a .41 'bf . A.. M , , ,ur p ,. ,aw , I -.. --- si - v ig IH ' ft:'34 , ' ' fn.. fl7-- 1 ' lj, '35,'..w':.fy.,f-fb ,,, , . , , . ,V 5 , T wltff A M v 'A , . - V '. js, 7' ' vw, 7 ji.-yn' mn' ' ,,' . ,, , 'wu- 17. .If Min .vb f- , HA ,' X. LA :l.,,f,': W Q , A 4-s.. W I V' f ' .' Via . ,,..m'l, 'tizillmi . fl.-ft ' Coach Poznoff said that his players seemed to have the potential to play up to their capabilities, and that he hoped that they would learn how to cope in life by playing on a varsity team. He said that he stressed to his team that winning wasn't everything Q you have to learn to accept losing as Well as winning. The players C311 get quite a bit from playing on a varsity team, such as learning responsibility, the importance of team work. Wi 2 4 aww- V i X, 'fi , QQ: f- K v . ff .gi iunlvgvpx new wnwa wlwy .uf 4 guvm.fa.f,u.a K i :jg 2 5 a if 'f' 1 .M .,i,,.......... 5 N 1-.-........,......i-., ,,,,, , l. ' A M ......,. Q ff J . ,- I 2- 2, -gn it w i rf Q My 51 The j.V. and Freshman baseball players give much of their time to their sport to be one of the best teams in their league. At the time of this Writing no games had been played, but the team looked competitive, full of spirit, and ready to give it their best shot. iii N 54 K fi: ,A .M LEFT: Coach Todd Merrill explains how' keeping your club in the proper position is essen- tial for a good score. ABOVE: A few members of the team take a few practice swings before going up to tee off. RIGHT: Roy Stoddard demonstrates a smooth, easy stroke that makes this difficult sport seem as easy as pie. h l I Timed v- .... - MVTWWSWQBTM X -lll k j 55:55-a. 2:55. . -...wt rn' .cyrbiav ,,-an 0- ,Pl iw LEFT, GOLF TEAM, ROW ONE: Bobby Cook, Jim Gardner, Mike Booher, Rick Bambauer, Sam Benidettino. ROW TWO: Coach Todd Merrill, Jeff Carter, Marion Sanchez, Mitch Zabala, Joel Edminster, Darrell Wilcox , Roy Stoddard, Danny Martin, Lori Ocken. The golf team warms up for another sea- son of teeing off, driving, pitching out of the bunker, getting on the green and put- ting. Golf is a sport of determination, patience, and skill. It also emphasizes a person's individual abilities against a course rather than another person. This year's team was young but was sure to be able to play the best golf by far that Los Banos has ever had. That's par for the course, isn't it? 157 ji There were good moments, and there were had moments, but all in all the year was fun and exciting. The Tiger sports were dramatic, humorous, full of spirit and good competition. The players exhibited good sportsmanship and the Tiger pride throughout every game. Each player can be proud to say, l'm a Tiger! 555 HW V J -,Nj '13-, 1 4 V af ,., ve IT ALL y QUT - x 1 r 1 end? Well, for some of us, it may be the end. But it will never be our final destination. e are all searching for a way to set our Spirits free, and we find ourselves looking to solve great mysteries the future may hold. ln one way or another, we long to join in the endless of the Seagull--to join in the peace he finds as he flies. Our minds can be the wings that us to the freedom we long for. With our freedom, we find new beginnings--a new r, a new life and, for the El Pacheco staff, a new yearbook. As we come to the close of year, we can look back on all of the events and happenings that mean 1978. could forget the exciting football victory over Dos Palos? Thirteen was certainly an un- number for Dos Palos. The Broncos left Los Banos blue for thirteen long years, and celebrated the victory. of blue, 1978 was the year of the blue slips. They were the big hassle you had to go when you were absent. We would often forget to pick them up in the morning and got a when we went to first period. By the end of the day, the blue slips were usually so torn wrinkled that no one could read them anyway. year, the bump was the biggest craze in dancing. The only bumps at Los Banos High year were the ones in the parking lot. After school a familiar sight was the race for the spots where the bumps divided. At least that way two of your tires could make it through afely. e teachers, friends, rallies and many memories will be with us forever. High school is our carefree years of our lives that many of us will treasure. Some have worked and worried so others could enjoy rallies, assemblies and yearbooks. It is unfortimate that for some peo- le, high school has just passed them by. However, high school is no more or no less than hat you make it. The future? Frightening as it may seem, we will all go different ways. Some of us will go to college, some of us will get married, and others will go right to work. But all of us will someday be able to look back and tell stories of our high school years, the sneaky things we attempted, and be able to say l went to Los Banos High. The yearbook staff is one proud group of girls. The pictures on the left are some typical scenes in the life of the El Pacheco staff. This yearbook endeda long year of day and night meetings, long picture schedules and so much sacrificing. On our last deadline date, March 20, the staff let out a big sigh of relief. The pressures, the good times, and the hours of work were at last completed. The whole thing starts all over again on March 21st when the planning for the 1979 yearbook is started. Although it was one grueling year, we, the staff, made the 1978 yearbook happen. When the staff walked into room 5, it was like a Pentagon staff meeting with everyone sworn to secrecy. Debbie, our editor, and Mr. Hendricks, our advisor, planned out the day's events along with the endless list of things to do before a deadline. Many times, the metal cabinet was an escape place for members wanting to avoid their everyday duties. janie, our typist, and Ramona, our business manager, often hid out just to get the attention of Mr. Hendricks. But it only took a few minutes to get them bac ork. Our typing corner was the place to catch up on the latest news and jokes. ri editor, was the center of attraction and was often caught in the middle of a joke. Other s members, Teresa, Melanie and Bridgitte also contributed their talents to the total outcome. Mr. Hendricks made sure the staff kept constantly busy. All in all, we, the staff, hope this yearbook will hold the best memories of 1978. - -Debbie Spankowski Dan Test, D. D. S. Roland Brubaker O.D. Congratulations Class of 78 Ronald Carter D. D. S. and Family NEW DEAL MARKET Sidney Emerson, O.D. E The Dennis Sparks Family BEST WISI-IES MONA F E1 h . UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK rom YOW: Pac eco Buddles The Best Tellers In Town Debbie Janie Teresa Bridgitte, Chri,s, Melanie 550 K Street 826 3011 jAKE'S CLOCKS AND REPAIRS 511 I Street 826-5178 FARME RS INSURANCE GROUP 530 I Street Los Banos, CA. 826-0l LOS BANOS FIRESTONE 210 W. Pacheco COAST-TO-COAST STORE 535 l Street 826-3936 LA CASA MOTEL 528 Pacheco Blvd. 826-0682 Gene and Cathy Petrissans ons Seniors TRINITE TAHOE SAVINGS Lorraine Darby Branch Manager 919 W. Pacheco, Los Banos, 826-1303 BILLY L. SLIMP CORP. Custom Homes Your Plan or Ours Los Banos 826-6896 TIRE WAREHOUSE Tires-Wheels R. A. fBuddyJ Wheels SUN STAR MOTEL 839 W. Pacheco Blvd. 826-3805 SAMBO'S 955 W Banos Ca Best Wishes Class of '78 LARRY GOODGER'S SHE LL f209 826-3003 D JE RRY's PANCAKE Housa Best Wishes BANK OF AMERICA Your Friendly Full Service Bank 556 l Street, Los Banos Congratulations Class of '78 KALJIAN MoToR co. Chevrolet-Buick MARlO'S PORTABLE WELDING 1615 7th Street 826-4110 Best Wishes STATE SAVINGS 535 I Street 826-3065 GOODYEAR WEST SIDE TIRE SALES Rodger 81 Maryann Post-Owners 45 W. Pacheco Blvd. Congratulations to all the Grads FROM BONAN ZA LIQUORS George and Doris Carlucci Los BANOS ENTERPRISE I Open 24 Hours Covering all the News of your Community F 845 W. Pacheco 826-3113 .826-3831 GENEVA AND ELENOR'S 820 Pacheco Blvd. , 826-4594 Los Banos, Calif. PARADISO AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Pontiac-Oldsmobile-Cadillac-Fiat Pacheco and I Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '78 BECKER OIL COMPANY 11330 Pacheco, Best Wishes ME L'S LIQUOR 1248 Pacheco A A LOS BANOS REXALL DRUG GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '78 LARRY'S MARKET HOBBY SHOP 942 Sixth Street 931 Pacheco Los Banos STEITZ TOWING SERVICE FOREMOST FOOD COMPANY 802 Eighth street Los Banos, Calif 93635 Dr. Thomas V. Keller D.C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1313 Pacheco Best Wishes Class Of '78 ROBERTS FABRICS 826 Sixth Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' NUNES BROS. INC. 22116 W. Hwy 152 LOS BANOS FLOWER SHOP 624 K Street Sixth 81 J' Street Phone-826-5668 Flowers 81 Gifts For All Occasions RoN's BARBER sHoP S ,... ' s qifje' . TR1-c1TY T. V. 641 I St. Los Banos Reuben Hernandez 81 Ron Lewis PEPPER'S AUTO PARTS INC. 975 1 Street V 1 , , MW? 1 gwinrr wrh ,,k, P3 New .,,. ----WA ., fvmsavfzrrr a. TELEVENTS OF SAN JOAQUIN HI-In St. 826-5174 Los Banos, CA. DUA RTE 'S FAWCETT FARMS Farm and Industrial Hardware Farming: Your Bread 81 Butter 1025 1 St. , 826-1608 TOSCANO AGENCY 639 1 St. 826-5856 VALLEY PAINT CENTER Good Luck to all Seniors 935 1 Street, 826-337 jACK'S TEXACO 401 W. Buck, john, and Harry Congratulations Class '78 I LINDEMANN FARMS INC. George And Tom Lindemann CRIST PLUMBING SERVICE alif. State Contractor Lic. 41247077 KLBS AM-FM STEREO 1330 AM, 95. 9 PM Stereo Congratulations Class Of '78 STANISLAUS FLOOR COVERING ' ROBAL, INC. 1027 1 Street Los Banos, CA 93635 Concrete Irrigation Canals I-IOLT BROS. CATERP11 POP SHOPPE WHITEHURST FUNERAL CHAPEL 3440 East Pacheco Blve- Los Banos CANAL FARM INN 1460 Pacheco SAVE MART 402 Washington Ave. Los Banos, Ca. LA FAMIGLIA Delicatessen and Catering 539 Pacheco Blvd. , 826-4342 PACHECO FEED AND SEED 1546 Tanner Road 'Best Wishes Class of '78 RITA'S GRANDE FASHIONS Fashionable Clothes For The Large Lady 1315 Center Ave. Congratulations Seniors THE VILLARREALS Nic, Val, and Shanna LORENSEN PROPANE GAS, INC. Domestic, Commercial, Ag. Equi 2658 E. Pacheco Highway. , CUSTOM CLEANING JANITORIAL SERVICE FARMERS HARDWARE 931 I St. Best Wishes Class of '78 MCDONALDS We Do It All For You 911 W. Pacheco Blvd. CROCKER BANK 953 W. Pacheco Los Banos Congratulations Class of '78' TREND O' FASHION SHOE MENAGE RIE FOSTER'S OLD FASHION FREEZE 906 Pacheco Blvd. 1410 Paradise Lane Los Banos, Ca. Los Banos, 826-4195 M. G. SANTOS CHEVRON CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING Congratulations Seniors 1325 Pacheco Blvd. 903 Ash Ave. 826-5009 Everybody Needs Milk AUSTIN'S UNION 76 SERVICE Even the Class Of 78 Tires Batteries, Accessories 81 Tune Ups SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY DAIRYMEN 250 W. Pacheco JENSEN BEE COMPANY Best Wishes Congratulations Seniors ROONEY'S LIQUOR STORE Jack Jensen 8: Family 310 W. Pacheco Blvd. CHALET BASQUE I-IOSTETLER REAL ESTATE 402 D W. Pacheco Los Banos, CA. 826-4714 STATE FARM INSURANCE Chuck Olsen 402 A. W. Pacheco Blvd. Congratulations '78 Grads BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 402 C Pacheco Blvd. DOUBLE BEE HONEY COMPANY Bob Brandi Los Banos, Calif. THE OWL'S NEST lil W. Pacheco Blvd. 826-6378 Bill Sr Lorelei Lippert TRI .ANTH-WTR MUTE T . BAMBAUER INSURANCE Mike Bambauer-Lloyd Cotta 1044 Sixth St. 826-5667 SAM S TUNE UP CENTER 825 W Pacheco 826 4221 ' - I '--3 PACHECO OIL COMPANY Complete Auto Maintenance TOSCANO'S UPHOLSTERY Joe and Herman Toscano 25 W. Pacheco 826-4122 SPEEDY CAR WASH 823 West Pacheco Los Banos Good Luck Seniors Beacon Products 1704 Pacheco Blvd 826-2039 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '78 Mel Ferreira and Family NUNES-DARI-DELITE Congratulations Graduates' Steven Ntmes 826-1126 CAL FARM INS. 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