Manual Dominguez High School - El Espejo Yearbook (Compton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

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Where would the educator be if no one was there to educate? Empty desks, empty buildings, no school. And how would the student learn if there was no educator? It is very hard and sometimes impossible to have one without the other. But if we work together learning will be resumed once again. The opening of books, the scratching of pencils and finally the testing of what was taught. The sweat of the teachers making up the exam compared to the students taking it is running a close race. So to education we give you SWEAT. And finally we come to the sector that rounds out our reality. Activities. What would a dance be without dancers, a candy sale without sellers, and a play without actors and actresses. Separate the two and you have nothing, but TOGETHER makes all the difference. Tears of joy and tears of sorrow are elements that make up activities, so we shall dedicate TEARS to you. BLOOD, SWEAT and TEARS is our reality and hopefully WE THE PEOPLE can see it together. IF 1 HAD THE TIME If I had the time to find a place And sit me down full face to face With my better self, that stands no show In my daily life that rushes so. It might be then I would see my soul Was stumbling still toward the goal- I might be nerved by the thought sublime. If I had the time! RICHARD BURTON BEAUTY . IS AN EXPRESSION ALMA GRAY MARY CASILLAS t Jt .. ELIZABETH PENICK JEANETTE WAYFER HOMECOMING QUEEN 0, ii ROLINDA ECK;i| . No on« rsslly knows what it )S to live until h« can truly say these eleven great verbs of life I AM the power of self knowledge I THINK the power to investigate I KNOW the power to master facts I FEEL the power to appreciate. to value and to love I WONDER the power of reverence. curiosity worship I SEE the power of insight. imagination, vision I BELIEVE the power of adventurous faith I CAN the power to act and skill to accomplish I OUGHT the power of conscience. the moral imperative I WILL will power, loyalty to duty, consecrative I SERVE the power to be useful. devotion to a cause George Fiske y. Colors sometimes express powerful feelings and the RED and GOLD at Dominguez expresses nothing less Victory of this red and gold happens frequently The ringing of the VICTORY BELL is the display of winning and we have captured this moment for you Together, students, parents, and adminislr.ilion worked to overcome another (eat THE BAND UNIFORf IS ' This was another phase of WE THE PEOPLE ' FOR MY BUDDY This affair of ours has been far from mellow It ' s been raspy and rowdy and full of winks and of color jokes, Stare-fights and giggles and mussed-up hair and pinches on the cheek. I ' ve thought it all over and I know I do love you. I can ' t say I dwell on what the future will bring us; But I know that when I remember you I ' ll smile. J. Rissman I 1 i ! ' ' . — T I TAKE A WALK WITH US THOUGH 73 . . . FACULTY The year ' 72-73 saw many changes in Dominguez Among one of those changes was the arrival of Mrs Wynola R Kerry Coming to us from Walton Jr High, she has brought a new needed fresh-air approach to the problems of Dominguez At the completion of her first year, she quickly established herself as a leader, who commanded respect, devotion and pride, from students, teachers and parents Working constantly under pressure she brought the end to many problems plaguing Dominguez You devil you. Ihought you were going lo get away with it. huh r ' ' MRS. WYNOLA R. KERRY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lewis W Roach Manuel Correa Thomas R Gibson Walter R Tucker Bettye R Smith President Wendell T Handy Vice President Marv Lee Baker Clerk j THE NATURE OF THE EDUCATION PROCESS Knowing much work lies before them the Board of Trustees prepares for long night The Board of Trustees has always been a driving force in the betterment of the education in the Compton Unified School District With public pressure constantly on them they have always tried to make the best decision concerning the welfare of students Meeting once monthly the Board always has a full agenda At the meeting they discuss, prepare and release reports concerning education in Compton school A student laision member from each of the high schools is present to make known the feelings of the high school students Visiting all the schools In the district, the Board has tried to make themselves known to the general public They have also attended meetings of concerned parents in an effort to better understand the problems facing both parents and students DISTRICT ADMINISTRATORS Or Ronald Mahonev Asst Supt Personnel Services Or Curtis Kennedy Ass! Supt of Business Working diligently behind the lines are the District Adminstrators Being in charge of curriculum, financial situations and hiring of school employees, they are very much a part of the educational process. Introducing new courses has been one of the services rendered to Dominguez The completion of this school year will mark four years of service by Dr Crim as Superintendent of Education in the Compton Unified High School District Working together with Board of Trustees and the District Adminstrators he has m his tenure a ttempted to further uphold and improve the standards of education in Compton Also assisting Dr Crim is our Area I Administrator, who helped him specifically with problems concerning Dominguez Dr Alonzo A Cnrr Superintendent COUNSELORS J ' J }m i-r 4 M «H 5 L 1 4 Kermit Kennedy 1 1 th Grade Counselor Lawrence Sic 12th Grade Cou Nevoi seen without a smilo Mr Kennedy pauses for a short break Amy Gross 1 1 1h Grade Counselor Gus Poole 10th Grade ouns«lor ADMINISTRATORS Waldo Banks Assistant Prrncipal Mercier Milanez V E A. Counselor Vivian Jackson Dean of Girls Everett Parrish Assistant Principal Terance Vanderheyden V E A Counselor Eugene Barmore Head Counselor Conferring on the problems of Dommguez are Mrs Kerry and Mn Gibbings Cleaning up in the cafeteria is not ordinarily Mr Banks s |ob but he gladly lends a helping hand whenever needed Dealing with the problems of a constantly growing and changing school is not a one man job. Problems concerning curriculum, discipline and activities are constantly demanding attention To assist Mrs. Kerry in running the school are our vice-pnncipals In charge of discipline, activities, and curriculum, and our counselors Helping m the area of discipline is Mr Banks He has helped in cleaning up the campus by eliminating the problems of truancies, tardies and outsiders on campus Mrs Gibbmgs, in charge of curriculum, has helped Introduce new courses to the current course selection Trying to obtain the best materials needed for a good education is also another aspect of her |ob Working with students in planning activities was Mr Parrishs |ob Throughout the year he not only helped in planning assemblies but also helped set up our sports schedule Helping in the field of curricular problems was our Head Counselor, Mr Barmore Not only assisting students with rescheduling of classes, he also helped students in meeting important college deadlines Mrs Jackson, as Dean of Girls, assists Mr Banks in disciplinary problems concerning girls Spending much time and effort in assisting students are our counselors They have always tried to make an all-out effort to help students with any problem, ranging from college plans to personal problems Also assisting the counselors has been the College Commitment room, staffed by students from U C L.A The Commitment room has greatly helped seniors in their plans for college In charge of the North American Rockwell program, HIP., and Junior Achievement are our V E A. counselors, Mr. Vanderheyden and Mr Milanez They ' are also in charge of the Work Experience, in which students attend school part-time and work the remaining time Helping To Express Is she aciually teaching a high school dass Fred Parry CSU LB BA Kathleen L uke CSU. LB. BA f i M ■ iL J m I3 j mJl Lee Gnffin CSU LB MA Ann Thomas FiskU BA Jean Haack Minn S BS CSU L B MA Carl Cameron CSU LB BA MA An tmporlant aspect of our lives is the knowledge of English You cannot graduate without taking some English and you cannot communicate effectively without it In the students ' mind English courses is rarely as fun They are most often seen as nothing but a dreary deluge of memorizing rules, to follow in using correct English With this factor in mind the English department, for the second year in a row. has offered English courses other than the regular ones to supplement your graduation requirements Among the courses offered is the Creative Writing class, where students have produced a literary magazine containing the better literary word of Oominguez Courut also offered included Pre- College Liberal Arts, offermg the student a chance to study the various civilizations and their cultures. Fiction Seminar, giving students the opportunity to keep up with the constantly growing field of literary works by offering them class time to reed arnJ discuss thom. and Myths and Legends, a class concerned with exploring the mysterious stories that have encountered man since his beginning These courses are only a few offered Several spocial qualities and patience is needed to be a teacher Combining these faclort ate the First Ooparlmont toachert Providing students with communicable skills is one of their goals Phyllis Schmidt N YU BS. CSULB MS The Feelings of A Young Mind Happiness is having nothing to do Martin Brown C.S.U.S.D,-BA Gloria Jones Lane C -AB 21 Do Yourself A Favor, Educate Your Mind Jon Penn Ceniral Mich U BS Robert Goodall Nonheastern C BA Gregory Rosenthal CSU L A BA8c MA Jackie Goldberg To effectively function in today ' s world, a student has to know facts about It Here at Dominguez, students are made aware of their world by taking social science courses Sophomores begin by studying various other cultures of other countries They are made aware of the many differences separating them from other people around the world The history of the United States IS studied m the junior year, and seniors study all aspects of our national government Several other courses are also offered to students on an elective basis They included Black History, where black students may learn about their culture. Chicano History, teaching Chicano students aspects about their history, and IWo dern History, a demanding course where students learn about the world around them Ellie Campbell Arizona U -BA John Rich U of lowa-BA; U C LA-MA 23 Science - A Critical Factor In Our Education Gloria Green Texas South U BS John Carroll U MS Right Taking time to relax on Senior Lane is Mr Cigliano Below Mrs Green thoroughly explains a difficult problem to her students Lawrence Kolesa With the emergence of the 20th century, man has had a great need for scientific knowledge With this important factor in mind, the Rancho offers a variety of courses, ranging from Basic Science to Physics These courses are taught by our fine science teachers Hard work is evidenced by the large amount of experimenting and researching that is done by the science students Pauling b«tot she enters hor room Mrs Barnes is caught unexpected Math - The Language of Numbers Another aspect of a student ' s academic life, is the need for math courses Needing a firm background in math, many of the students have taken courses ranging from Math A to Pre-Calculus Math A IS a prerequisite to Algebra lA The other Algebra courses in turn provide a background which helps a student in Geometry and the advanced Algebra II Pfoceeding these courses are Physics and Pre-Calculus Bessie Barnes StillmanC-BS, U of Alabama MA A telephone call to break up the monotony of the day. A Tapestry of Many Lt Col Wilham E Booth San Jose C -AB. Command Staff C USAF Sgt Haigler Filling a student ' s creative need are the Art Music Foreign Language Homemaking. and Aero-Space Departments They each in its own way help a student to asset his creative talents The Art Department offers a variety of courses, ranging from Art I to Art III. to the ethnic classes that teach the arts of Mexico and Africa Making beautiful noise is the speciality of the Music Department Our different choirs. Mixed. Acapella. etc , and band are taught by our fine music teachers Music of a different sort is heard in the Foreign Language Department The music of Spanish or French can be heard daily revited by students Teaching a young woman the fine art of homemaking is the job undertaken by the homemaking teachers. Sewing, making food and keeping a house in tip- top shape, are |ust some of the many things learned Young men. with military-oriented careers, are helped in this field by our Aero- Space instructors They introduced a student to the many opportunities of a military career Above Miss Lopez goes over some difficult pronunciation with her students Below Going over the day ' s lesson plan with a camera on you is not always easy A . f-i . ' . Lillian McDermott Muskingum C BS Leonia R Tremble Wiley CBS Robert Campbell Miami U BA. U S C MA Allison Forbes UCB BA Interchanging Melodies Dennis Patterson Grambling C -BA Playing the piano helps Miss Hunter in teaching her students A Wondrous Woven Magic In Fred Workman U of Anzona-BA. C.SU. LA-MA Cynthia Woods Tennessee U BS Thomas Lim CSU LABA U of llhnoisMS Naddie Conedy UCLABS CSCLA MA ' f a % Louise Fiscfier N YU BS Lawrence Square Grambling C BS Robert Gregory Whittier C-BA Doing warm-up drills is f r Jarmitio s Typing I class Teaching new dances isn ' t a part of Mr Square ' s curriculum Having a healthy body can be insured in more ways than one Exercises are the backbone of physical education but many sports are offered to provide students with chance to develope skills in these sports Among some offered are Volleyball. Baskelball. Badminton. Football and Track The Occupational Department offers courses in Auto Mechanics. Drafting. Welding. Printing. Electronics and Medical Services to provide students with vocational careers Also helping students in preparing for their future careers is the Business Department Offering many different courses, the business teachers tried to an adequate background for students Bits of Mind And Soul m Richard D Session Frame View A M BS Havwood Stokes U C L A BS Austin Jaramrllo Arizona S -BS. UCLA -MA Daisy Green Southern U -BS Lester Harman Fairmonts -AB, U S C -MS ' ■•• , Ron Guyer SU of N Y-BS C S U L B MS Etta Jackson AM N CBS vPi ' 3 B fc L r- Ir ■ ' John H Vaughn Tuskegee I -BS; Oklahoma S -MS Marvin H Threlkeld Northwestern U -BA Barbara Geraghly C SU L B BS Deloris Scott L C Greenlee Texas Tech -BA MA Machinery is a vital part of Mr Sessions Welding das 29 Secretaries: Behind The Scene Eller Miller Reesa Shephard P 1 1 f  ' 1 f 1 J - Bettv Honerkamp Having the |ob done is Miss Sisemores goal Frances Marshall z ' Head Day Custodian Eddie Lashmeli Head Night Custodian Grace Adams Marcelle James Help in running Dominguez is provided by our secretaries, cafeteria workers, custodians, librarian, and nurse Secretaries provide help in guidance and attendance They also render assistance to our Principal and Vice- Principals in accomplishing their jobs Providing medical care and assisting students in using the library were our nurse and librarian The cafeteria workers prepared balanced meals for students daily Our custodians daily cleaned the campus and helped in running Dominguez in more ways than one A amilo macks Mrs Shephard daily tasks Cafeteria Workers Standing left to right - M Washington. J, Hood. T Moore. J. Rycraft, B Gilstrap. E Pitts. D Cunningan. E. Scott N urse Lib ranan Barbara Bostwick CS.U L.B.BS Laurence Shorer C. of Emporia-BME. U S C -MM I I  SWEAT For many people education makes them no difference one way or the other but for many others education is the purpose for coming to school. Academics is what school is all about and many students at Dominguez realized that a while back and figured that they would make the best of something they could not change, and for some change wasn ' t desired At Dominguez to be a good teacher is almost like performing magic tricks for some and slave driving for others because of the lack of materials, but as a whole we, the students and they, the teachers did what they could to make use of what have and excepted the fact that there wasn ' t enough materials. Instead of dwelling on that fact the faculty and students spent their energy using and making the most of what was available There are many kinds of educational programs to choose from Also there are a variety of classes at Dominguez to choose from The students and faculty work faithfully together to make Dominguez a highly academic school But the SWEAT It took to accomplish this feat IS worth it 33 You Leave Home Seeking a Life of Your Own. Search For Tomorrow. Lourdes Abreu Dupree Adams Donald Allen Virginia Alvarado Amelia Adame Debbie Adams Maria Aguilar Karan Alexander De-Bora Adams Deborah Allen Vera Allen Vincent Alvarado Saundra pretends to enjoy her assignment. Carolyn Anderson We Planned Many Cynthia Andrews Jackie Andrews Melvin Appleberry Sheila Arnold Gilbert Berry Shirley Billinger Paula Bond Eugene Blackshear Unusual Activities. Karen Blankenship Tony Blanks Cindy Blanton Emery Blanton Rochell Brown Roy Brown Lana Carmack Michelle Carraker Pamela Carr Jams Carson Michael Carson Harris Carter Lois Casey Mary Casillas Getting Ready For Linda Clausel Willene Clewis Frank Cordova John Cornelius ■■ ' ' - . F ' ' ' ■ B E l K J m ' w ;-u P Debra Craft Virginia Cruz Yolanda Cruz New Experiences. We Saw Sadness In Sherry Cumby Mary Cuthbert Diann Dafney Gwendoln Dafney Lenell Davis Myron Davis Olga helps with the senior class float Rhonda Davis Donna Delgado Rachel De La Veqa Cornelius Desha A Memorable Year Rondel Dollar Yolanda Dorsey Howard Douglas Mitiam Druhet Derek Duncan Geraldine Edwards Roy Elder Lucy Ellis Duane Emmert Valeria Doyle Valerie Edwards Arthur Esqueda Covarrubias Febrodio Ramar Fellows Alice Fernandez Jackie Fernandez Shirley Fit2geralcl Anna Figuroa Apryle Finney Charles Ford Mary Fortenberry Kathy Fisher Ronald Fleming We Learned New Experiences Maria Flores Alden Frame Sheila Frierson Donald Gaddis Irma Franco Aldoris Frazier George Gamble Debbie Garcia Mary Lou Garcia Viola Gardner Jesse Gatlin Douglas Gibson Barbara Gilliam Darnetta Goodman David Gonzales Laura Gonzales And New Ideas, Sam Green Saundra Greene Alden Greenwood Denise Griffin 43 Lunch Was Spent, UPH Hubert Griffin Dennis Grimes Connie Gnmwood Donel Hale A females understanding effects mankmd Teresa Hall Gloria Guerrere Pamela Harper Zandra Hams In Various Ways. Vanessa Hendricks Alma Hernandez Edward Hester Nancy Hester Ronald Hester Robin Hicks Argye Hill The closer you get Ihe better she looks Time Passes Glenn Hinton Candy Hoard Sarah Holmes Billy Hooper Denver Hornsby Donald Howard Darlcnu Huber Michael Huf( Joseph Hughes And Your Values change. Cheryl Hurd Debbie Jackson Myron Hunr Bonnie Huskey Cheryl Hunt Darlene Jackson Theresa Jackson Brenda Jefferson Hulin Jessup Gwen Johnson Russell Johnson Sheree Johnson Steven Johnson Pnscilla Kinney Understanding Created Benson Jones Carolyn Jones Calvin King Lloyd King Wendell Kimbell Jean Kephart Denice Kerr Wanda Lands . T And Togetherness, A Wonderful Year. La Verne Lane Gloria Lawrence Rudy Lopez Veronica Lopez Joseph Lunnon 49 The Difficult Start Claude Machal Antonia Maciel John Malone Jimmy Mangram Sandra Mayes Renor Mayshack Oh Theresa you reaily do iry Diane Mc Call Flora Mc Call Arlena Mc Donald Michael Mc Donald Made The End Enjoyable. Evelyn Mc EIroy Valerie Mc Kay Desiree Mc Kenzie Gary Mc Kinney Ivan Mc Kinney Michelle Mc Neal Alberta Meriwether Anthony Miller Ronald Miller Thelma Miller Bonnie Mills Gregory Minor Mona MInters Mary Lou Miranda Clifford Maning Carlos Monies Sharon Moore Mary Mosley Unity Is: Working Together Gloria Morales Joseph Munoz Maria Morales Tony Morrison Theodore Murphy Stephanie Newson ' m m§ Robert Oseguera Anna Pamilton Jimmy doas all thai lusl lo hit his thumb Though To Some It ' s Just A Dream. Donna Patterson Michael Pedroza Elizabeth Pennick Martha Perez Nedra Piggee Jessie Pinon Tracy Preacely Patricia Preclado We Can See Clearly Now. Gail Prudholm Renee Randon Dons Reed Nancy Prudholme Delma Ramirez Debbie Rangel Linda Rangel Deborah Reed Mercedes Reyna Mary Rhodes Alfredo Rios Mary Richards Glenn Richardson Rubocca Rivera Kathleen Roberts Understanding Was Our Thing. Rochelle Robinson Olga Robles Earl Rogers Juan Rodriguez Keith Roque Keith Rosborough Karen Ross Tina Roy Anita Saenz Cheryl Samuel Rosenell Sanders Susie Sauceda Linda Sauls Gregory Savala Barbara Scott Roberta Scott We Ventured Into New Experiences Valerie Hall Searches for more knowledge Shirley Shepard Jo Ann Sheppard Cheryl Shiver Anthony Smith Carolyn Smith Darlene Smith Debra Smith And Found New Horizons Aint that peculiar? Steve Suglta Pamela Swindell Darlene Tucker Kela Tucker Thomas Tucker Vickie Turner Love Is Having Bertha Valero Elyse Vann Evita Van Schr avendi|k James Varbas Delton Wafer Lynda Warrick Alice Washington Jeanette Wayfer Parthena Weaver Earseline Westbrooks Curnell White The Goal Accomplished. I IV. ita Jeanette Webb Nanette White r Linda Widemon Carmen Williams Cubby Williams Rodney Wells Brenda Widemon Dwight Williams Kenneth Williams Lawrence Williams Patricia Williams Sandra Williams To Live Is To Learn — ' Sharon Williams Sheila Williams Thaxter Williams Clansse Wilson Jeffer Wilbun Irene Wong La Verne Woods Phyllis Worthy M ■in Can vou gel out of this one Isaac? , Jeiinellj Yanni Celesline Yotten Girls ' And Boys ' State Myrna Sparks Leonard Brooks were our Girls State Boys State Representatives They were chosen by the faculty to represent Dominguez in the politically oriented program that lasted ten days during the Summer Their time was spent witnessing the procedures of city, county, and state elections Myrna Sparks and Leonard Brooks Mr. And Miss Spirit This years Senior Class voted for Linda Helton Michael Hudson as the most spirited seniors They were always highly spirited no matter how apathetic the rest of the student body got. Their efforts to encourage others to feel the same got them this recognition Linda Helton and Micheal Hudson Don And Donna Don Donna are chosen by the El Espejo staff annually They represent all of the typical students at Dominguez I Roy and Ramar Fello B rainpower Is B emg On Nanette White - Valedictorian The four top scholars that are given recognition for their achievements are Leonard Brooks, Mona Minters. Olga Robles, and Carmen Williams Leonard Brooks College Llniversity of Pennsylvania. Purdue University Field of Study Mechanical Engineering. Business Administration Nanette feels that the learning process at Dominguez has been a fruitful experience because she has benefited from the bad as well as the good By observing what has gone on. she has learned to differentiate between the things that will hold her back and those that will help her attain her goals During her stay at the rancho she has been a member of the Principals Honor Roll, the French Club and the Madrigals She has recieved the National Council of Teachers of English semifmalist award, and the Bank of America award in the field of Fine Arts She was also president of the student body, second semester After graduation Nanette hopes to continue her studies at UCLA, where she will work for a professional degree in music composition Her ultimate desire is to write popular songs and musical score for motion pictures Leonard Brooks Mona Winters of The Top Six Scholars Steve Sugita - Salutatorian Olga Robles College Long Beach State Field of Study; Mathematics. Spanish Carmen Williams College: Syracuse, Stanford Field Of Study: Qualitative Analyst Steve Sugita feels that during his three years at Dominguez that there were many enjoyable times despite mteruptions and incidents that happened He learned a lot and feels that there is something for everyone at Dominguez to learn On graduating from Dominguez he plans on continuing his schooling He wants to attend Johns Hopkins. Stanford, or Harvard, to earn a Degree in Medicine I Olga Robles Carmen Williams Sealbearers And Prospects C S F Membership requires at least four semester, one of the years being the senior year to become a sealbearer They must have maintained at least 10 points in Scholarship (an A representing 3 points and a B representing 1 point) and have filed for membership in C S F Prospective life members are those students v ibo have been in C S F for three semesters and may become sealbearer by the end of the last semester Mona Minters Sealbearer Maria Morales Prospect Nancy Prudholme Pfospec! Susie Sauceda Ptospeci •III- Wh.lu albvariir Barbara Scon Prospecl Shirley Shepard Sealbearer SlQva Sugiia Sealbaarer I ifMiL ' H Willioma Soalbearot La V« ' f inr Woods PfObpoci L eoltlie lanT Leonard Brooks Science Mathematics Irma Franco Vocational Arts Mona Winters Liberal Arts Nanette White Fine Arts Bank of America Awards These students proved their capability and knowledge to excel in a particular field They have been recognized by their teachers as being outstanding in those classes for which they had talent These Bank of America certificate winners are annong the top students of Dominguez Cindy Blanton Business Bonita Bradshav Mary Casillas Trades Industry Mary Cuthbert Social Studies Valerie Edwards Laboratory Science Saundra Greene Drama Wendell Kimbell Mary Rhodes Home Economic Olga Robles English Steve Sugita Mathmatics Keta Tucker Foreign Languages You Learn Right From Wrong. Bottom row (left to right); E Paterson, R McAdory. B Ross, G Galvan, N Walker. E Hall. P Martinez 2nd row D Waters, R Ward, T Starks, H Moore, L S Gaither. S Stewart 3rd row Y Tyson. C Radford, N Barron. G Mitchell. D Pinedo. H Taylor. J Jones. G Thomas Being In the important year of High School the Juniors not only have learned to walk and talk but right from wrong Staying off senior lane, looking up to seniors and respecting their teachers If infact they apply all in which they have learned, next year as Seniors they ' ll be leaving home seeking a life of their own Gwen. Stephanie, and Debra sit discussing the true meaning of the seal and senior lane. Bottom row J Young, L Byone, P, Brooks. D Breland, S Robins. G Hamilton, L Young, E Garcia 2nd row: D Russ, J Small, P Patterson, M Barnes, P. Thompson, G Bonner, J. Wills, J. Hashimoto. 3rd row: D Sharpies. J Baca. R Quarles. W Sanders, T Robinson, G. Weaver, J. Johanna. H. Caldwell, M Spears, N. Knox. K. Williams. Wc Can Make It If We Try Bottom Row G Pamilion, D Evans. S Porter L Duran K Mock R Moss C Logan T Hayes, H Johnson. M Mayes vn 2nd Row M Crawford. J Hawkins C Crawford W Walker H Roberts. R Garden Rivefs enioys her lunch m a somewhat tofiely wjy wtnle Pokt-y and Ht f man etijoy ihoif s m a lotjelher way The class of 74 strives for more understanding and togetherness as the year progresses David ' s good deed for the day. Bottom Row J Castorena, P Oliuer, T Gonzales, Y Siler, D Gilbert. M Watson. 2nd row C Gordon, D Myles. M Duke, M Euan, D Robinson, G Delahussaye. D, Butte, T Prudholme, Row 3 L Durham, D Dykes, D Williams. A, Boggs. D Voorhees. K Lofton. R Casey, K Wright. G Deal n ,5 Bottom Row W Smith. W William. L Clark. B Duncan. B Helton. J Elliott. K Knight, S Tulloss, A Lara, Y Dorado 2nd row A Howes, C Garcia, L Diaz, S Green. C Hammonds, D Woods, S Bowell, D Beaumont, C Chandler, E Guitierrez, D Clark. D Davis Row 3 R Gonzalez, D Foster, E Renteria, J Kitchen, J Davis, L Johnson, R Elder, D Hill, F Johnson, C Norwood, W Terry Juniors Face the Future. Bottom Row Irvin. J Tuckei K Maddox. J , L Johnson, J Roque. S Mi Prudholme. tchell. S Ray. J Kendricks. Y Davis. G Benjamin. R Watson: 2nd row M Abernathy. D Wells, P 3rd row D Patterson. T Watson, J Pierce. M Johnson. K Bryant. M Casillas. V Dinkier. J Bntt. R Douglas. S Ford. D Peterson ,fira ' fll f Bottom Row B Williams, S Allen A Oliver, G Maciel, S Alexander, P Woolen, V Lloyd, 2nd row T Escobar, H Johnson, M Singleton, C Ackins, C Ackins, C Davis D Shaw T Withehrs M Panlaleon C White, J Rivera, C Gray, 3rd row A Alexander, J Higgins, D Gibson, T Burrell, Williams, V Connedy, W Burson, B Ward, J Aikins. M Scruggs, P Taitano With Open Minds Bottom Row M Vega. J Rivera, F Latham. R Mosely. E Wideman, J Buggs. R Young. Y Morales. S Richardson. H Wright 2nd row P Willis. V Bell. K Franks. C. William. J Dove. R Montogomery. D Rentie. D Ray. D Armstrong. D. Roy. D. William. 3rd row; G. Bell. C. Strong. B, Campbell. E Marbley. G. Sutherland. G. Parow n Roniamin M Rorr A Rir harHcnn I Hirkc I rnnkl atnn Carey. Benjamin, M Berry, A Richardson, J Hicks, L Conkleton The Juniors not only faced the future with open minds, but also found that with all the hardships of being in their second year at Dommguez, there was always room for a beautiful smile to brighten up the day Robin Ferguson believes a smile a day will bring more -friends her way Boiiom Row F Moore. B Rangel S While M Baines J Randle G Gomez P James M McKinney 2nd row G Sammuel V Stewart V Randle A Compton M Adams. T Davis. L Taylor B Hernandez. S Aguilar. M Burgeno. V Cook, A Navarre S Jefferson. C Martinez. 2nd row N O ' Neal. V Tolliver J Deiohnnett. T Wmce T Beecli. 8 Robinson C Green. 3rd row G Pitts. T Ruffin, G Leake A Mackey H Blair R Knight. S Robledo V Tomlin P Jenkins Dsnita Roy and Inonds find senior lane an interesting place to gossip Stevie Greene demonstrates while Linda and Albert observe. Bottom row: D Davis, W LaFourche, D Sanders, D Smith, M, Murphy. M Taylor, R Dashiell, A Green. 2nd row M Brown, G Wilkes, R Montoya, D Gray, P Hickmon. T Marshall 3rd row J Gant, A Griffin, R Stevenson, M Thorman, M Shaw, M Turner, D Hales, R Patterson, J Hart Bottom row D French, F Contreras, J Varagas, G Walker, T Moore. D Siofele. R White. G Jaime 2nd row A Lollis, C Saavedra. M Hickman G Sanders. S Jackson, S Cotton. G Rowles, L Skinner, B Jones, D Mitchell 3rd row B Felton. E Stanford, R Camargo, R Green, R Clark, R Mitchell, D Miguez, A Lona, F Norega. P Johnson. D Wilson 4th row J Simpson, A Jones, G Jones, R Williams, K Hurd, D Oliver, E Davis, F Smith, J Roberts, B Benton. G Hill 73 Next years class of 74 will be seniors ready to take on the many responsibilities of adulthood With the help of many classes offered at Dominguez, this class will have a head start on life and all that life holds for them Sonny Hicks waits paiiently in the lunch line ' lf the price is right m ,. J 5 . h -v. ■ms-w Bollowi... A .•.,ii.:.-..;il L Baiola D Davis. J Loone. G Crump G Bunn. A Coleman S bi.ujui: l „;. The Days of . . . Bottom row C Prudholm, A Carter, Johnson, G Jones, A Lewis. A Scaife 2nd row P Macias, B Callegan. M Parker, M Kelly. M Skinner. M Simon, B Lopez 3rd row H Wooten W Nichols. J Johnson, G Ackerson, M Rosborough. C Jordan, C Kendall. F Barrera, M Simmon And Roses, expressed the Juniors enthusiasm as they decorated their Homecoming floats Bertha Williams and other devoted Juniors carrying their roses for their float Bottom row B Gill, M Harper, D Charles, L Cabrera, C Johnson, D Johnson, C Woods 2nd row S Farris, D Lewis, H McKinley, D Davis, S Greene, J Jamison. C, Jones. K Lyle 3rd row R Coffey, R, Gulbert. J, Davis. B Isaac. S Nevens. P Metoyer, H Brooks. R, Hudson, D Shroud, L, Lowery, Kathy Freeman says When your KNOT your KNOT ' Bottom row M Taylor. C Miller. A Cowart. L Sutton. L Allen. P Saiazar. D Botts. L Pierce 2nd row F Purvis. R Barnes. M Williams. G Johnson R Hawkins R Haskins. V Buford 3rd row D Berard. M Dixie. E Wafer. D Barry, K Daniels, J Cleveland. E Clark, V Watson. R Merkerson. Y Anderson Bottom row R Diaz. T Wong. R Ford. A Jackson. F Davidson. M Owens. C Perez 2nd row D Bradley. R Lizana. A Frazier P Fabela. L Simmons. J Vaughn. V Gillespie. L Townsend. M Sepulveda 3rd row K Hicks, S Guzman, C Price, K Smith, D Nixon. D Pitts. W McHenry. F Hooper. D Logan. J Bailey. M Wade Out Going Juniors Show Interest In Their Work Don ' t bother me, I can ' t copei ' Bottom row C James, E Rivera, M Campbell, R Ferguson, J Vincent, D Nealy 2nd row R Garcia, W Starks, C Smith, L Lee. R Woods, C Atchison, S Stephen 3rd row B Bell, J Wilson, J Brown, T Pule A Washington, R Foreman, J Tate The Bold Ones Boiiom row I Juarez M Gutie ' rez. R Cosme. R Soriano. J Westbrooks. M Alvarado 2nd row S Griggs. J Aragon L Bradshaw Young W Kinsey R Williams V Harris. D Miles 3rd row J Williams. C Graham. L Wimberley. K Lambert. M James. A McMihelk. A Bravo C Davison Bottom row C Arroyo 8 Dillaid E Chavez. M Soiorzano G Garcia R Brown J Creighton, C Riggins. 2nd row R Green. R Selcedo. J Edmond. M Hill E Minatee. M Garcia R Juarez. C Kimp. R Johnson. 3rd row C Lisby B Jonter K Hill M Smith. E Lowe T Brown J Moore R Walker B Woodard D Young L Vincent 78 Bottom row P Parra, B Kirton, C Burns, Y McNeal 2nd row R Reyna, D Haskey, R Graign, D McDaniel, S Anderson, S Gardner, 3rd row E Palmer, J Pierson. E Love, D Bowser, B Turner, L Arnold, B Walker Bottom: G Oruzco. M Soriano. Pheard, C Brown, D Okumoto, L Valentine, 2nd row S Billenger, A Franco, J Macedo, D Young, G Wright, R Caldwell. M Foster. E Baker. G Horsley, S Kell, A Blackshear During Mr Deleon period 2 art class, Carl Crawford uses his idealistic mind as Elva Gutierrez points out his mistakes •• The junio rs strengthen their way of life through thinking in a positive way. With idealistic minds working at all times they seem to find daring to do i and say 79 ove 0 W4 UKZuns aoout some ii L 00 one i( oa 7 all o a s nernem hen. 81 You Learn To Walk And Talk, 82 II Striving For Perfection In all. the Sophomore Class strived for perfection In every club, at every activity, in making their homecoming float, and in class work, the Class of ' 75 IS always striving for perfection Bottom Row, D Wesson, M Rivera, R Rivera, D Smith, G Smith, S Billdrew, P Blanks, M Barnes, A Deloza Row 2, B Taylor, T Allen, S Bell. L Talbert, A Bradshaw. D Withers. J Bragg. L Gomez. R Bell. D Ontiveros Row 3. T Cole, C. Battle. D Loud. J Craig. G Finley H Jameson. A Toles. S Metoyer. R Perry. T Smith. A Williams Bottom Row. K Boswell. J Misquez. J Harry. L Kennon. C Downings. M Linares. N. Adams. A Vaughn. M Wright. H Patterson Row 2. W Jones F Williams. K Vincent. D Williams, C Williams. D Bernard. S Walker. F Jackson. L Hughley. K Shaw. D Gardner. B Cotte Row 3. H. Slaughter. F Johnson. J Bradley, b Nevins, R Dillard. A Fenderson, S Rachal, R Stewart. N Big, C Davis. J Brown, R Irving. J Anderson They ve Only Just Begun 2 f 9 f 9 9 t m fi, 1 Bonom row E Barrera. R Conez. E Ramirez. A Esparaza. A Ribera. J Barbosa, L Ortiz Row 2 L Martinez. M Alexander R Tapin. R Tapia Row 3 D Dotsan. B Ivay. T Willie. R Brooks. M. Pye. D. Purrell. R Rankin, R Morton. William Morale? R Hernandez R Sancho Jefferson Johnson. I want that shirt buttoned up next time ' Becoming Involved Aw. don ' t she look sweet ' Becoming involved in Dommguez Joining its various clubs and organizations Going to special events and participating in many activities All of these and more good qualities can be credited to the Sophomore Class Dorsey Watson enjoying a good lunch and conversation Bottom Row C Morns S Fixico D Campbell D Lewis P Payne B Thomas, C Gonzales. A Jenkins Row 2 E Liu. A Lopez, A Flournoy, J White. D Robinson. M Myles J Jackson D Balsach J Johnson Row 3 D Ortiz P Berry L Gutierrez R Sifuentes. J Johnes. L Hams. M Wright. P Oliver V Gay 85 Carmen Hughes warming up before lyptng drills Bottom Row P Scoggm. D Christy. P Singleton, S Basil Row 2 A Thompson, D Price, P Strieker J Mentl A Brown Row 3 M Prudholm L Arnwine, W Moore. T Prator. D Wade. K Powell. M Armelin Bottom Row Childs. M Oden. L Sleeker. P Mixon, Vellanowelh. C Smith. S Cisneros Row 2 D Walker. C Orse. T Johnson. V Robinson M French R Taiiano, Garcia. S Rowlas Row 3 B Carson, G Rouse. W Sowell. H Johnson, J Early. K Johnson. L Boullon. A Grant, D Jackson Always Finishing On T op Bottom Row D Baldwin. C Glazier, B Phelps, IVl Guiterrez, C Esquivel, V Delgado. M Beltran Row 2 F Caldwell, L Nicholson. S Carmack. C Johnson. D. Young. P Burson M Stout K Booth. A Hill Row 3 B Davis C Askew. J Bonds. H Anderson. E Ford. J Moore. P Hawkin. A Evans, P Houston. K Bowman Bottom Row: C. Allen, S. Jackson. R Riggins. L. Carr. L Lampkins. K Tucker. R Minor, D Brown, A Najera. P McMillan, Row 2: R. Williams. G Swindell, M Thomas. A Frazier, J Eddings. E Bond N Sinclair D Knight C Shaw. Z Smith, S Jackson Row 3 E Contreras. R Ware. G Moon. D Birdsong. K Young. D Bilbrew. D Andrews. R Punches. C Bell. Y Brown. D Dotson II Class of ' 75 ' Bottom Row. right to left. D Huff. L Alvardo. A Macias. E Morgan G Botts Row 2 J Thomas. A Romero, R Deloney. L Price. W Felder. S Johnson Row 3 L Atkins. A Dominguez. P Henry. B Pigue, L King, A Mayzone. R Madnqal RavrtKjnti T. yior making a cabinet to hold all of his school books Bottom Row nghi to left J Cole, V Hubbard T Lewis, D Jones, T Compion, Newhouse Oecosia, C R Kilpairick, R Hill, J ScotI S Blanks M Smith, R ■ A Look at a New School Bottom Row right to left, R McCall, L Avila. K Beasley. L, Allen. A Hardeman, R Rangel Row 2, P Ross, B Lewis, C Relefard, K Rurdett, P Sanders, G Jamison, D Mitchell, Row 3, K Nicholas, F Hale, M Johnson, C Scott, R Hamm, T Miles, J Taylor p. Turner, S Deloza, C P atterson, J Perkins Row 2 M Medrano, Hawkins, L Faison, K Hill Row 3 C Shaw, C Sinkler, T Lisby. Ramirez Alonzo Townsell rejoicing at the greatness of the Thespians Aware of the ?2 m Bonom Row right lo left E Wiiiidms C Edgar V Breland. J McGee. G Macklm. C Clark Row 2 G James, A Rogers. D Wilbert. Jankans. R Nicholns. F Moore D Walker. Row 3 I Richard A Douglas J Arviso. G Mendoza, E Flournov A Williams. K Lofton Bottom Row right to left. M Strode J Gurrola. J Williams. V White. J Armendariz. A Flores. M Hawkins. T Martinez Row 2. R Gonzales E Daniels R Howard B Owens. L (Vlills. R Clark L McDaniel. J Thompson Row 3. L Little. T Moore. C Brownridge. L Word. L Hawkins. S Matthews L Hurd R Howard T Williams. N Basham C Jones Karlinda Bryant enioying her great, fantastic, wonderful. Dominguez Jumbo Burger ■ Happenings Around Them To Maurice Watson, school doesn ' t stop at 2 30 In Drafting Class, Larry Boulton completes one of his projects LoTeT S°«lerB ' cc% ' v ' ' H°G mL°r ' Thurman D Jimenez. M Williams. T Scurlock. G Mollis. C Cumby Row 2. S Brew.on, A King, R RTayLo Walker G ' e, C Hawthorne. J Bolton. S S.ms Row 3, M Allen, R Seals. A Logan, R Prescott, R Spivey, R Forch. K Murphy,! BloanI, 91 Class of 75 Oerek Barkus passing on the spirit to Deborah Mosley and Derrick Skinner in a scene of Dark of the Moon in Drama 2 class Reginald Luck displaying his artistic ability in Art 2 class Botlom Row S Broussaro A Blanion G Mylos G Bailey P Fuefguson. T Jackson Row 2 G aylor H Robinson C Tucker B Duane A Rogers. S Hughei. S Lopo C Borbosa Row 3 L Martmoz C Jamison. D Smith. D Vaugh S Thompson J Wheeler L Burdette R Herbert. C Hark Display Their Talent Rhonda Combs displays her talent for making clothes in Clothing 2 class Arts and Crafts, Clothing. Foods, Wood Shop, Drama, Speech, and many other classes like these Sophomores use to sharpen or learn new talents These two pages are devoted to the Class of ' 75 and their extraordinary talents Bottom Row R Cosme, F Richardson. R Reynolds, J Shepard, C Buchanan. M Maxwell, K Morris, S Oorsey. L Flores. S Sirls Row 2 C Babb, C Allen. R Evans. A Williams. S Padilla. D Wright. S Womack. Knox. S Hale. W Hart Row 3 C Smith. J Jacob. R Scott. T King. J Cuthbert. J Jordon. D Taylor. A. Clay, R Archrquette. A Townsell. J Rodriquez 93 II Inheriting A School a aoltom Row C Wrighl. N Mobasser. D Hall. R Garza. D Jackson. C Hughes. C Haidesly Row 2 F Walker. H Bell. R Bacon S Williams L Alvarado English. L Ricardo Row 3 L Kerr. R Russell. S Woodard. L Holloway. B Turner. R Ortiz. R Edwards. J Carey. D Gray. E Plamer !«Mi| Looking Good, looking good Boltom Row M Hams. M Baker L Panioia A Aikinson. M Pierce D Haihorn J Clark J Adams M Jeler Row 2 J Nellun L Compton, A Garcia. B Blair, M Shiver M Walson B Nix E Gonzalez. D Ponunun Row 3 M Lewis. D Colbert, D Smith R Fleming. J Manor. K Cossel, A Douglass, Ramirez, F Nava ' Bottom Row H Aubry. W Kellv, J Davis, I. Choyce, M Smrth. D Lendry, J Woods. K. Thomas Row 2 R Carter, C McCall, C McCoy, W Tyler, R Gaines, K Bryant. C, Woods, G Hardman, D Mixon Row 3 L, Guzman, J Lacey, I Delgado, Banks. R, Logan, A Hammonds, L Lee, J Gay, L Brown One year ninth graders at assorted Junior High Schools all over Compton, the next year they come together at Dominguez Senior High under the name of The Class of ' 75 Class of ' 75, you will be inhelriting this school from the classes of ' 73 and 74 The class of ' 75 this is your school I  [)! Bottom Row W St Julius, R Morales, A Avery, D Watson, T Garcia, E Hart Row 2 J Garden, S Lewis. K Todd. E Robert, D Foreman, G Horten, T Brown, R Pruitt. E Smith, J Duron Row 3 B Spells. H. Burton. V Bailey. H. Barnes, M Elie. C Hill. J Guerena. M Gonzales. R Patterson, D Baker Cheryl Richardson looking proud as she rides the Homemaking Float in the Homecoming Parade Bottom Row right to left. B Kirkpalnck V Ferguson M Villerhermosa. Y Mims. S Piggee. S Juarez. K Cooley Row 2. L Toliver. G Martinez. D Hester R English. C Appleberry F Smith. S Boulton B Green, M Aviles Countee Row 3. A Rogue. C Lockhart. E Ragsdale. V Pontdexter. D Wilhs. T Goodson. V Woods. D Latham. L Jones. V Lloyd. D Leonard Adrienne Jewell and Ronnie Pruitt enjoying a quiet moment to themselves Bottom Row right to left. P Fielder. H Spruill. R Jamison. S Rsvato M Brown. A Cheah P Stronglellow K Brooks V Barnnei Row 2 P Wallace A Jewell S Johnson S Clark fl Franco. C Coleman. P Martinez J Seward. G Sepulveda N McDaniel N Oroico. Row 3. S Water. G Williams L Smckland. T Wince. C Davis D Armstrong D Sidney M Billborry L Williams J Hunn B Williams Determined to Get the Job Done Bottom Row right to left, B Latios. D Garvey. L Matthews. M Wong, Whitehead, L Horsley, R Miles, V Howard, N McDowell Row 2, R Romero, B Butler. R Roy, A Sansberry. M Greene. L Manzo. C Hughley. J Beamon A Martin. T Hester. B King. Row 3, L Day, J Pratt, J Rachal, L Bravo, B Hill, E Linton, F Moreland, M Patton, Y Smith, O McCarrell, K Richardson, C Richardson, T Fitzgerald Bottom Row right to left, M Morgan, J Ragster, F Keith, J Johnson, S Johnson, A Jeter, J Jones Row 2, D DeSanie, S Johnson. R Reynolds. J Martin. J White. G Casey. D Clemens. A Harrison. Row 3. J Johnson. C Caldwell. D Turner. H Parker. T Hmton. A Crandall. J Cuthbert. L Jackson icfm , and Del wene 99 I ! . i ' e I BLOOD Play to win is what the athletes have been conditioned to think while they play To be a good sport IS a good philosophy and a good thing to practice, but if you are an athlete and thought about being a good sport while competing against other athletes they would not accomplish anything but create frustrated athletes So we can take It that we have been playing to win because when it comes to sports Dommguez can honestly say that we have done extremely well in all sports But It didn ' t just happen. It took good coaches and good athletes who weren ' t afraid of hard work because that is what it took to make Dommguez rate high in the area of sports To face the cold hard facts It took hours of practicing and sometimes brutal punishment to their own bodies to condition for the harder times to come, the real thing, competing against the other schools BLOOD is a reality, whether it is blood of the opponent or the blood of our fellow athlete, it IS there. II FOOTBALL AT ITS PEAKi The Dominguez High School Football Season and the efforts of this year ' s team reflected much credit upon the members of the team Although the team didn ' t repeat as a CIF playoff team it did give a good account on the new Whitmont League Dominguez played against an all new group of opponents that knew about the Dons The Dons found out about the new rivals in a hurry The knowledge we gained this year will allow us to be more Highly Competitive and Emotionally Ready for the next season. Our season was a winning experience to seniors who continued in a winning tradition Steve Bradford, Roy Shine and Tony Miller led the team as Captains Don making all league were: Gary Hoskinssecond team running back Al Tresvantsecond team wide receiver Charles Ford-second team defensive lineman Steven Bradford-second team offensive guard and second linebacker Reaching for: The Top!!! Bottom Row M Hudson, H Parker, T Miller, E Peters, R Dashiel, L Sumblm, R Fleming, J Hawkins, G Brown Second Row V Yancy. V Llauger, A Wilson, L Brooks, A Tresvant. G Hoskins, R Martin, J Wilson, E Riley, D Emmert, C McCall Third Row E Rogers. D Barnes. J Lunnon. F Pule. C Piggee. J Gray, N Scruggs, C Ford, G Bell, K Wright, Coach Pearlman Top Row Coach Workman, J. Moore. J Brown, H Parker. D Oliver. T Blanks. D, White, K Bryant, B Mules. I, Johnson. R Jones. T Pule. R Evans, Coach Monti 1.2,3.4,5,6,7,8,9,10. Beat the Ten Yeahl Donald Barnes knows where it ' s coming from -14 J . The Wild Bunch L VS Donald Barnes Fullback 30 Greg Bell Tackle, 72 Tony Blanks Wide Receiver. 87 Hey fellows. I could have sworn I saw thai leam somewhere around here ' Leonard Guard Brooks Gary 62 Fullb Brown ack, 31 1 t MM Jim Hawkins Oelensive Halfback. 23 Up. Up and awav ' The Don , really know how lo pick up a guy Gary HosKins Tailback. 32 On The Move Ira Johnson Tackle, 73 Hey Piggee. you can have the ball, man. I ' ve done my job , says Tony W Filemu Pule Guard. 61 Tony Pule Center. 50 The invensible Gary Hoskins on the move II Getting it Together By! During our first two games with our rivals, Compton and Cenntenial. their defense gave us a ruff time but with all the rushes led by Charles Piggee. the pinpoint passing of Ken Bryant and the receiving done by Al Tresvant. it was a cinch to pull the Dons through In entering the New League the Dons started off slow, losing their first two games to a couple of strong opponents But now the team felt that it was time to get-it together and move Extra-ordinary players in the league games were Donald Barnes with a 65 yard TD run. senior tailback-Cary Hoskins. and Charles Piggee who scored 5 touchdowns in oner game to set a new school record Lawrence Sumbtin David Whote Herman Whooten Jeff Wilson Ken Wrigfil Defensive Halfback 22 Wide Receiver 85 Number 52 Guard 63 Fullback 33 VARSITY SCOREBOARD 28 Cenntenial 16 Compton 6 Monte Vista 14 Same Fe 46 Sierra ' 34 Pioneer ' 20 La Serna ' 20 Whittier 52 California Opps 14 16 7 35 6 21 28 6 106 Headin ' it up, Movin ' it out. s • ' « =;it. J. im 1 ■piH gH There was a lot of hot arr but it was worth it m the end. Koochee. Koochee Coo. II • :-- , fetSiV The JV ' s Did Their Thing Bottom Row: K Heseley. K Barswell. C Jones. E Linton, S Smith. A Cowart. A Atkinson. M Murphy 2nd Row L Kennon, 8 Callegan. G Gonzales. C Williams. R Evans. J Pierson. T Douglas. L Square 3rd Row R Tomei R Williams L Johnson G Deal. J Jacobs. M Johnson. L Guzman. G Williams 4th Row J Hawkins. M Billsberry, R Barnes S Jones. A Logan. F Johnson The JVs this year gave an excellent performance in football They are to be commended for their display of talent A j .• They got me Where s everybody going? 108 While The Bee s Tried Hardl The B Football Team was not as bad as the record shows Inexperience was its greatest foe The team was determined and courageous but was outplayed in most of its games The experience gained from the season will greatly assist the football program next fall The players on the B Football Team should be commended for their perserverance, it is not rewarding to be a losing team but these young men showed alot of class by sticking with the team through to the end Players such as Fred Johnson. Ken Hosly. Mike Billsberry, Jerry Hawkins and Ricky Evans performed well on the offensive unit Defensively the charge was led by Carl Ray Jones, Alvin Logan. Ma rk Murphy, Tim Douglas and Rodney Barnes Jf %! Bottom Row K Heseley, K Barswell. C Jones. E Linton, S Smith, A Cowart A Atkinson. M Murphy 2nd Row L Kennon, B Callegari, G Gonzales, C Williams, R Evans, J Pierson, T Douglas, L Square 3rd Row R Tomei, R Williams, L Johnson, G Deal, J Jacobs, M Johnson, L Guzman, G Williams 4th Row J Hawl ins, M Billsberry, R Barnes, S Jones, A, Logan, F Johnson II They Entered Unaware The 1972-73 Cross Country team did better than expected leading the pack were Ranor Mayshack, Alfredo Rios and Donald Woods Running is a linely sport one sport that really belongs to one and the feeling of satisfaction of winning may be shared but the victory belongs only to one. the runner Running with only a little support but full hearted spirit the Dons showed their talent and endurance but achieved only third place, losing to only Monte Vista and Whittier RENOR MAYSHACK this years co-captain was the only one to qualify for C I F Renor plans to continue running and devote his life to good health and a clear mind ALFREDO R(OS a two year letterman in soccer considers running just natural He is also co-captain of the Cross Country team and Captain of the soccer team DONALD WOODS only a junior also plans to continue running and plans to run for Dominguez in his senior year Teddy Murphy and Sidney Hughes should also get recognition for their fine running Two other great runners that will be back next year are Keith Hill and Harlen Anderson The J V ' s did themselves a )ob also coming in third They showed great strength and will power that people didn ' t think they had s- t- And Came Out Fully Informed. S Haghes. D Woods, R Mayshack. E Higgmbothem. H Anderson, K Hill. T Murphy. A Rios Showing a joint effort Donald Woods runs his best for the tean After the meet you wait, knowing that one point can make the differenc I Only The Best For The C.C. Team. Coach Gnggs Renor Mayshack Co-captain If you want to be the best you nnust be guided by the best and Mr Griggs is the best in the league He encourage s his runners If you ' re the type of person that wants to be a successful CC Scoreboard runner he can get you there DONS OPPS Lost Monte Vista Win Won Santa Fe Lost ■ %  «L-«« Won Pioneer Lost fiTftrtiB Won Sierra Lost l m ■ElH Won Lost La Sierra Whittier Lost ■ v II Won 13 1 Alfredo Rios Donald Woods Won California Lost ? ' 4 r Harlen Anderson Sidney Hughes Now if you want to go to the little b oys room go now ' - i, i£aft,r The Rookies: But Second Best Always try Harder R Martinez. M Singleton T Misquez, S Jones. D Stewart. T Parchman Vincent on the MOVE Dons Won Won Won C C Scoreboard Santa Fe Pioneer Sierra Opps. Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Varsity ' s Mark ' of Excellence The Dominguez High School Varsity Basketball team performed well up to expectation this year by mounting an 18-8 record and a ip to the C I F Play offs The Dons engaged in three pre-season tournaments and their standings weret bad at all ' LAKEWOOD TOURNEY Dons 62 Roiling Hills 64 Dons 75 St Anthony 62 Dons 55 Paramount 53 Dons 69 Hawthorne 54 COVINA TOURNEY Dons 63 Miur 64 Dons 69 Louzinger 55 Dons 68 San Marino 42 Dons 49 IVlonrovIa 55 WATTS COMPTON CLASSIC Dons 79 Washington 77 Dons 75 LA Jordan 101 Dons 63 Compton 72 In other practice games our Dons did a terrific job in defeating Compton Hi. 72- 50. Mt Carmel. 72-52. and Cenntennial. 73-64 In League play the Dons mounted a 1 2- 2 record finishing second behind California High School 13-1 This years Don Team was managed by All League Guards Isaac Seals and Kenny Landreaux along with All League Forwards James Morbley Other Outstanding players were Ricky Peters. Floyd Hooper. Malcolm Butler. David Oliver, and Melvin Birdsong The Dominguez Dons should be proud of this team for the magnificent )ob they did this year and the recognition that they brought to Dominguez High School ' y  « ?! • Led Them to the C.I.F. f Finals. Mr Fenderson displays his talents with the ball as Kenny Landreaux displays style Top Row: Keith Lofton, David Oliver, Donald Oree, Luther Atkins, Jan Peters, Melvin Birdsong, Floyd Hooper, Isaac Seals, David Irvin es Morbley, Roy Elder, Kent Lambert Bottom Row Kenny Landreaux, Ricky Our Varsity Was Bad . . Melvin Birdsong Floyd Hooper David Ifvin Kenny Landteaux Keilh Lofton VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD DONS OPPONENTS 1st Game 2nd Game Dons vs Sante Fe Hi 69-43 73-46 Dons vs California 79 75 69 73 Dons vs Monte Vista 62 50 73 46 Dons vs Whittier 51 49 68 53 Dons vs La Serna 73 54 66 59 Dons vs Sierra 62 47 62 60 Dons vs Pioneer 65 67 54 36 116 James Morbley Dauid Oliver Magnificent Morbley ' makes Two more Hopping Hooper ndGai ! 73-46 69-73 54-36 Well the Dons went to the GIF playoffs and played very well although Pasadena High School managed to make the game their victory. Outstanding players in that final game were James Morbley, Kenny Landreaux, Isaac Seals. Floyd Hooper and Ricky Peters The game was a thrilling one and our side of the gym was fully occupied This kind of support was very much appreciated, but if it were given continuously through the season, it would help the moral of both the team and the school. . . And Couldn ' t Be Had!! The JV s Never Lost One! Top Row Coach Webb S Mattiew G Canev. M Adams. D Pitts. B Seals Bottom Row L Brooks. D Williams D Williams B Williams E Wayfer Winners All The Way! Several members of the outstanding JV team will be moving up to Varsity. Looking forward to a successful Varsity season next year is the most talented Marcus Adams, who averaged 25 points and 13 rebounds Bobby Seals, brother of Isaac Seals will also move up to Varsity with an average of 1 6 points and 10 rebounds Reginald Hill ' s rebounding ability will be needed as he averaged 10 points and 16 rebounds Marcus Adams and Reginald Hill have already had a taste of Varsity when they joined them in the CI F playoff game Both of them put on an outstanding performance Other JV players that will be on Varsity are Emerson Wayfer and Leslie Brooks who both average 1 2 points per game. The JVs coach, Coach Webb, did an excellent job in helping his fine team stroll their way through all of their winnings and both the team and the coach need to be commended for their fine representation for Dominguez The facial phases of Marcus the spider Adams B s and C s: The Champs of The Bottom R(.. ' . ' .,.:. , J Bund J Williams. G Finley, I Delgado Top Row Coach Zenoff. A Toles. A Fenderson, K Murphy. R Williams. H Roberts R KirKpaifiri. uoach Gaschen The 1972-73 Bee Basketball Team can be characterized by one word. Explosive Perhaps the Bees best quality is their persistence and determination They have stormed back on numerous occasions, from substantial deficits to taking control of the game piobabl league, gylCkni (jmping mU kiii I s e ' 3 Heisali tijsiei .1 1 ' fceip Ihi iranks Russell Kirkpainck shoots over his opponents for two points Anthony Toles goes up for two points. The Bees should be in contention for the Whitmont League Crown Russell Kirkpatrick has been the leading scorer, rebounder. and is a 3 year veteran Other promising members of the Team are Dale Fenderson. Anthony Toles, and Gerald Finley: these young men should help the Dons in the future The Bee Basketball Team are promising, special thanks go to coach Zenoff and Coach Gaschen for the excellent |ob of leading the 1972-73 Don Bee Basketball Team 61 43 80 61 41 49 44 80 76 39 44 60 73 75 BEE SCOREBOX Sante Fe California Monte Vista Whittier La Serna Sierra Pioneer Whittier California Sierra Pioneer Sante Fe Monte Vista La Serna OPPS 52 41 46 25 51 40 52 52 54 38 35 57 62 39 D? I 1 Future. The 1972-73 C Basketball Team were probably the smallest team in the league, They depended heavily on their quickness, pressing defense and jumping ability Their 6-2 pre-season record proves the power of the team Guard Nate Humphrey was the top scorer and top rebounder of the squad He IS also credited with the most assists and steals Gary Jones is next in points with 14 a game Other outstanding players are Mike Hudson, Fred Hale, and Henry Charmin The C Team is sure to help the future of the Dons, special thanks go to Coach Lim for the outstanding job of coaching the team CEE SCOREBOARD DON S OPPS 62 Santa Fe 37 71 California 29 103 Monte Vista 39 40 Whittier 37 64 La Serna 48 62 Sierra 43 94 Pioneer 42 54 Whittier 49 82 California 39 74 Sierra 49 61 Pioneer 44 98 Santa Fe 47 86 Monte Vista 36 Michael Hudson outmaneuvers his opponent Top Row C Arroyo, C Henry. P Banner. F Hale. Coach Lim Bottom Row G Jones, M Hudson. C Skinner The Soccer Team Always Alert and Ready!!! The outstanding history of the Dominguez soccer team continues another year Following tradition which started three years ago. with Paul Montez. Luis Orozco. Luis Artavia. and Francisco Salcedo under two fine Coaches. Candia and Gage These MEN started it all only to leave it to the future players to carry on the tradition Todays players Alfredo Rios Augie Orozco and Luis Gomez who made first team are opening the way to players of tomorrow The young men who made second team were Victor Preciato. Miguel Orozco. Carlos Hernandez and Robert Juarez Dominguez had a final score of (15-21) as IS. which had four of the top ten scorers in the Freeway League The following had scores as followed Alfredo Rios 17. Victor Preciato 17. Augie Orozco 12. and Ruben Monies with 9 ;gP The Soccer Team ' s a Real Threat To The League a.%g 1;:. Top row Manager F Juarez J Orozco A Rios V Aluarado R Juarez, P Rodriguez M Orozco, C Hernanrez, coach Gfanger Bottom row manager T Escobar. A Romero. R Montez, V Preciato. L Gomez, S Rodriguez. A Orozco Alfredo Rios Captain Augie Orozco This IS what you call control. 123 Carlos Hernandez A Practice made perfect : ii  ! .B Robert Juarez Vicente Alvarado Armando Romero Opponents Dons Opp Loyola 1 Palos Verdes 3 2 Redondo 3 2 Cathedral 3 1 La Salle 1 Alemana 10 1 Salesian 1 1 Bell Gardens 3 1 Cathedral 1 2 La Salle 9 1 Alemana 10 1 Salesian 2 Bell Gardens 5 C 1 F Games Baldwin Park 2 1 West 1 Top Row T Wung T Escobar, G Gonzales. J Rodriguez, T Misquez J Misquez Bottom Row F Coarrubi. R Deloney, S Jones, A Bivilestrus, R Martinez, F Contreteras Born in Massena New York In High School he played Football. Basketball. Hockey and ran track After High School he went Into the Marine Corps, where he ran track The next Four years he spent at Syracuse University m New York He received letters in Football and Boxing there. We have had the pleasure of having him in this District for about 1 5 years Coach Granger ijp 125 Wrestling: Always on Top of Everything. The 1972-73 wrestling team completed a most successful season by finishing SECOND in their league with a record of five wins against only two setbacks The Dons began the season on a sour note when they were soundly beaten by Sante Fe high school This was a blessing in disguise for the team vowed never to repeat such a performance and began to tram and behave like a team Hard work payed off The team commenced to win Five straight matches thereafter The team emerged as one of respectability The highlight of the season was when the Dons were matched with previously unbeaten California high The team was not awed by Cals record at all and responded by throwing them by a score of 37-1 7 The success of the team can be attributed to the fine group of young men that made up the team These young men were not only outstanding athletes but good students as well Coach Tomei acknowledges the fact that this IS the finest group of young men he has been associated since coming to Dominguez Three year lettermen include seniors Robert Jones. Steve Sugita. and Jerry Hawkins All three posted undefeated records during league competition Tough veteran Robert Jones, wrestled his way to the 168 lbs championship Robert also beat five out of SIX opponents in the CIF prelims and advanced to the CIF finals Jerry Hawkins and Derek Young were other Dons that made it into CIF competition In addition to these names, the team was blessed with other outstanding men They are Steven Juarez, a sophomore in his first year became one of the top men in his weight class. Arthur Durate. a seinor who is of CIF caliber. Donald Hill, a tough Junior who will be worth watching next year, Ira Johnson, a first year senior who ended up as the third best man m the league in his weight class, and big and likable Tone Pule, the Dons ' heavyweight who lost only once during league competition Tone is only a junior and he will be the man to beat in the heavyweight class next year. Wrestling Finishing Second in League. n n i Front Row M Starks. G Farley. D Young. S Juarez. D Hill Back Row D Williams. T Pule. S Sugita. I Johnson. J Lunnon, M Dixie (mgr ) 127 The Junior Varsity managed to compile a better record than their big brother by posting a six and one record Most of the members of this team are first year wrestlers and they should be commended for their best improvement and wrestling skill Like the Varsity they started the season on a losing note but rebounded by whipping six opponents in a row Captain Joe Lunnon went the entire season without a defeat Complementing him to a winning season were Ezra French, who won five matches, Frank Contreras. also won five matches. Rubon Juarez, a tough rookie who won four matches. Ron Michel!, won six and lost one. and big and strong Herman Parker the young heavyweight who will improve with experience The prospects for next year look extremely bright with many of the team members returning The team will certainly miss the outstanding leadership of Robert Jones. Steve Sugita. Jerry Hawkins, and Joe Lunnon School Var Dons JV DonsJV Santa Fe 47 6 56 3 Monte Vista 21 27 26 32 La Serna 21 40 16 30 Pioneer 20 44 17 44 Sierra 24 39 21 39 California 17 37 16 34 Whiltier 29 24 30 35 JV ' s Have An Excellent Season Row 1 H Allen. T Williams, R Juarez. A Frazier. F Contreras. E French Row 2 Coach Tomei. R Vaughn. A Mackey, R Mitchell. S Johnson. H. Parker DonsJV 3 32 Wrestling is the most challenging sport Ron Mitchell gives his opponent a rough time A Look At Track 1972-73. ¥ Track deals with more than running although running is the greatest part of track When you heard the word track you think of the mile, 2 miles, mile relay. 880 440 440 relay and all the sprints This is not all to the sport of track There are the polevaulters. high)ump. shot- putters, and the discus throwers All of which take balance and strength The coaches. Coach Greggs. Coach Chan. Coach Square and the many others helping the man of Dominguez get in shape need to be greatly com- mended N fTT tfl ,f i ,f r Mim Bottom row R Martinez, L Kennon, J Hahikin, S Hughes, V Taugher, T Suberland, M Pedroza, D Woods. D Steward, E French 2nd row M Singleton. C McCall. M Jenkins. R Hoskins. G Hoskins. M Mufthy. J Roberts. H Anderson. R Green. B Piggue 3rd row J Holmes. A Tatkir S Nevels R McGee. L Terrell, T Green, A Logan. M Haskin, K Wright, K Hill, J Dove 4th row E Hoggmbethem. D McClure. R Erwin, I Johnson, B Turner. T Blanks. E Flournoy. D White. E Love C Piggie. J Sarle. C Gardner, Coach Griggs k • From beginning to end Belongs to the winners Help IS always welcomed But All M Shot-put Chickco McCall, Ira Johns 5r n 1 ■ V High Jump Discus Victor Llauger ■« --- A Mile Long n. M - ■ ' ' t i n Caveman . Rules again ' ' Michael Pedroza running a good race Keith Hill CC man and track loo But, 1 A Mile Strong. The beginning of Gary Hoskin s race and the end of the track section Mayshack . winning is a habit A Fight to the finish line Our Baseball Team was 1 The Dominguez High Varsity Baseball Team had a slow start, losing their preseason gannes. to a few schools But one knew that they were saving their strength for the more important games The League game s were as follows Dons 8 Sante Fe 7 Dons 5 Monte Vista 3 Dons 6 Sierra Dons 9 Pioneer Outstanding senior players were Duane Emmert. out fielder. Ricky Peters, short stop. Kenny Landreaux. out fielder and outstanding luniors were Timmy Robinson, first base. Mormon Scruggs, second base. Hubert Brooks, catcher and Kenny Bryant. pitcher Much recognition goes to Donald Barnes. Gregory Bell and all other Varsity players who showed fine skill and dedication to the Dons ' team r- I I OBllll ' I ?v gmmmik First To HIT! and First To RUNi m r ww .-- j i m ' 01 Mliriiillilr Bottom (Manager! T Escobar, R Peters, G Moon, G Bell, D Emmert, J Gant, R Fleming M Smith, Top row D Barnes. R Lopez, K Landreaux. H Brooks. G Weaver, K Bryant, T Robinson, Coach Brown works hard with his Varsity Team, and the outcome of the hard work is very visible. Statistician, Valerie Hall, observes the game closely, as the Dons move on to victoryi 137 tis • Dons Hall Of Fame The Dominguez High School Varsity Baseball Team started a fine season this year Their compeition was tuff but the well trained and siragetic Dons had no problem pulling through Talent on our team was always available and will be. hopefully in the years to come J ! ._, Gregorv Bell Ronnie Fleming ¥ Huben Brooks Kenny Landreaux (? ' ' Duane Emmeil v . •■ 4 ' Xt.m, ' ■— ' At The Baseball Game. f 3 t 4 t f AfV- Top Row Derek Beaumont, Sherman Henry. Rodney Craig, Kenny Herd, John Moore, Fred Hale, Wilbur Terry, Bottom Row Dean Sharpies, John Wills. Donald Foster, Dennis Williams, Lenard Brown, Gary Jones, Pepe Brown, Lenard Skinner Coach Zenoff Coach Zenoff is skilled with the tricks and trades to a winning team, because with the Dons it pays off Captain Pepe Brown is trying to figure what this thing called baseball is all abouti 139 Baseball Isn t . Watching and waiting, baseball is that type of game 5 140 Always a Game Of Perpetual Motion. XA ■ Mormon Scruggs and Glenn Moon (betting on the ball) on5 j ; i 4 JnoJi aue some (hin ' 9 Tennis Team Has Very Sut f The 1972-73 Varsity Tennis Team was comprised of some outstanding players this year, Tony Miller and Joe Baily headed the list of singles that swung hard under the pressures of playing tennis Other singles were Albert Frazier and Robert Coffey, pair of veteran luniors that surprised many people when matched against know players of tennis Players that doubled were Frank Contreras and John Cleaveland. these juniors played hard and fast against their opponents and were successful overwelmingly on the courts Another pair of doubles were seniors Steve Sugita and Micheal Hudson. players that know the rackets, the game, and their opponents, these are qualities of true tennis players These players stunned many of their opponents. as they successfully played the game of tennis The team worked hard under the coaching of M ' Lim and put in many hours of practice, the team surely does deserve a lot of credit Successful Season. i i CUSTC .C 4E FINISHING m Mj . L to R Micheal Hudson. Arthur Frazier. John Cleaveland. Steue Sugita. Joe Bailey, Robert Coffey, Frank Contreras I John Cleaveland % ' li Frank Contreras Steve Sugita liTT Arthur Frazier A X Y 4h Steve Sugita and Micheal Hudson look for some stray tennis balls W I. VARSITY SCOREBOX Dons 14 15 8 Nogales Monte Vista Santa Fe Sierra Pioneer La Serna Whittier California Monte Vista Santa Fe Opps 14 12 20 ft - ' featis.— ..... r Sierra 1 Pioneer La Serna Whittier California fl H i Steve Sugita makes a successful back hand Frank Contreras serves the ball to his opponent Racketeers Outswing The Very Best. Joe Bailey returns the ball to his opponent Coach Lim looks over a few things wit-h John Cleaveland : f, • k G.A.A. . . . Good Active Athletes! The G A A — Girls ' Athletic Association, are the top female athletes recommended by gym teachers People at Dominguez High School forget about the young ladies of their school and how they keep fit and how THEY represent their school at other schools Participating in playdays such games as volleyball, field hockey. basketball, track and other sports While the men of Dominguez play football and basketball the young ladies play their hearts out in volleyball and field hockey Just as the guys practice after school the G A A members work and practice sixth period and after school New to this school and also very much a part of the G A A is the new instructor Miss Maddy Miss Maddy and Mrs Conedy are to be commended on the great |ob they have done Smiling Faces that are Ruff and Tuff. Bottom row: P Kinney. G Rowles. E Bond. Y Robinson. D Smith. Y Silver, V Tollvert. Instructor Mrs Conedy. Row 2: A. Frazier. C Coleman, H Knight. V Tomlin, P Johnson, V Edwards, C Atchison. P. Calloway. R Patterson Row 3 S Carmack. K. Bryant. D Logan. V, Stewart. J Tucker. J Petry. C Johnson. N Daniel. C Brownndge. S Player Bottom row Substitute, B Davis. R Mile, P Person, S Allen, B Duarte, S Jefferson, P Fielder. C Smith. B Gill Row 2 R Rivera. P Parra. M Naiera. L Stocker, E van Schravendijk. E Vann. S Arnold. D Prator. A Blanton. P Oliver, R Sanders Row 3 L Escobar, C Smith, A Lolis, B Robinson, K Lyle, M Winters, D Evans. R Johnson. L, Harris. J Williams. G Gutierrez 149 AWorld of Fun, Gaines, Miss Williams knows that giving orders are Miss Maddys job and Funny Faces. Here ' s Nina Daniel with her secret weapon ' OH NO I MISSED ' V. Dust remains after Miss Mile hits the ball Will Miss Evans make it? 152 i TEARS There comes a time m everyone ' s life when the work has to cease and the fun and games begin This fact of life isn ' t lacking at Dominguez We have many signs of life at school but there has to be someone to light a fire under all the little sparks and gather them to make any group activity work This takes leaders and we have the right ingredients to get everything underway for the final products, activities Organization is needed to make anything happen and we have many clubs for this purpose Activities need to be of various types and because variety is the spice of life we have a variety of clubs to satisfy all types of people at Dominguez. Among the activities are the traditional Homecoming, dances, many speech tournaments, plays, movies, and finally the biggest concert at Dominguez High School, ever We the students at Dominguez had the honor of having the first benefit concert given by the great Billy Preston As all good things have to end we have to leave Dominguez High School but we will always hold with us the memories of the activities, friends and always the TEARS of happiness. Commemorating Black History Week During the week of February 1 2 through February 1 6 Black History Week was commerated at Dominguez and throughout various communities To help celebrate Black History Week, students on campus presented speeches on subjects such as Civil Rights. Black Brotherhood and Respect for ourselves and others During the lunch periods the drama club performed impromptu skits for the student body to en)oy An art exhibit was m the library, sponsored by Mr Chan At the end of the week the annual Black history assembly was presented to the faculty and students Participating in the assembly were the band. the modern dance group, the mumulinis. all of the Dominguez choirs and two guest speakers There was a Mr and Miss Afro contest with great competition, but winning the titles for 1973. were McClinton Boulton and Dorothy Worthy, both sutdents received a trophy for their fine costume Mr Patterson directs band in a song relating to Black History Mr and Miss Afro McLinton Boulton and Dorothy Worthy One of ihe guest speakers at the Phillip Roy discusses The Black Image i assembly motion pictures Linda Vincent One of the many talented flute players the band Miss Hunter directs the choir in a song at Black History Assembly. Modern Dance group perform African dance during assembly. Don ' t |ust stand there, do something! 1 1! Products From Woodshop And Career Center. Lots of action took place in the woodshop On entering one would see projects in various stages of clamping and assembly, and finishing Woodshop students have involved themselves in many kinds of projects Tape Casette. stereo hi fi components are but a few of the units being placed in beautifully built cabinets The Career Center was a place where students could not only learn about colleges that offered career subjects but also where students went to find out more about job training that doesn ' t require a college education Mr Guyer. with ! rs Huebner assisting, were in charge of the center Larry and Steve, working together though the class period Wieas III KleiiK lij« ' y kinds jl teteo k s eiimsieq s lace «itee KXltCOllejB I also iil«! ? stall ) ! 3 college isHuete Cinco De Mayo. Cinco de Mayo translated means the 5th of May A day the Mexican-Americans can shine out The day that will help the non-Mexicans of Dominguez understand some of the Mexican customs and dances Hard work and pre-planning will make this week and the assembly look together The hard working students are Rudy Lopez. Annette Chavez. Elva Gutierrez, and Yolanda Morales Students aren ' t the only ones working, teachers worked |ust as hard Miss Goldberg. Mr Deleon who has been helping all the campus groups with their advertising of events keeping the students well informed Carmen Hughs and Yolanda Morales Yolanda Morales Autographs Autographs Las Chinas And Los Charros, Keta Tucker and Elyse Vann check the vMOrk of iheii lellow Chinas The money was used to make stuffed animats for an orphanage Vaterie Edwards our Vacuumer A year of hard times and a slow beginning The first task of both the Las Chinas and Los Charros was to find a sponsor The most active club found it hard to do |ust that Sponsors were found Mr Cadieux is the Las Chinas and t lrs Roberts the Los Charross sponsor This began the work of the two clubs One of the most common things that the Las Chinas have been busy with, is the visits to Norwalk s Juvenile Hall This has proved to be a great help to the morale of the young men who have had a rough time with life Along with visits to Norwalk. they have had bakesales. carwashes. a candy cane sale, candy sales. Homecoming booths at the carnival, and other activities outside of school, one of which IS making stuffed animals for an orphanage for Easter But lets not exclude the men They help when help is needed and have had their own sales and the one on one basketball games Top Row S Sugita. K Tucker B Myles N Daniel. T Blanks, S Coffee R Jones V Edwards Middle Row J Guliettej I Franco. T Murphy H Knight R Mayshack, M Sparks L Brooks Bottom Row E van Schravendijk. E Vann. V Hall M Hudson. R Rivata. N White, V Alvarado -M United We Stand, Divided We Fall Bottom row J Yanni, J Hawkins, S Smith, G Brown. N Hester, D Prator, M Aguilar 2nd row S Arnold, A Rios, B Gurrola, R Flemming, M Morales, S Jacobo, V Alvarado, J Pmon 3rd row T Miller, A Hernandes, F Pule, V Lopez, V Logar, G Gutierrez. R Fellows To Left Becky thinks of the club even when she ' s with Mike 161 Song and Dance Prevail. Bottom D Smith. E Thomas. B Kirton B Williams. S Tulloss. H Lowe Row 2 S Smith, A Frazier. Payne L Jacobs Bradley J Kendncks Geraldine Edwards Row 3 S Green S Robins. P Thompson J Vaughn. G Mitchell C Hammonds B Scott. G Wilkes Bottom: P. Payne. S Johnson. G Baldwin. S Richardson. G Hamilton. Row 2 G Edwards. R Cosme. C Browder. G Rowles. B Craine. K Penick Row 3 K Shaw. S Player. M Brown. B Turner. L Smallwood, R Brown. N Stevens Bottom G Vernon, E Hart. C Tucker, R Brento S Hughes D Hunter, D Ticey Row 2, D Carter, S Sims E Lacy, B Scott M Parker D Wilbur S Dorcey, C Gray, J Bragg. Row 3 M Spears M Hawkins R Howard. L Piru. W Walker. M Scott D Sidney T Jones K Hamilton The Madrigals seem to glide thru this year, smoothly as they performed superbly in the various programs at Dominguez They worked very hard to display the talent of singing to its perfection The group is some w hat small, but their ability to inspire audiences was great The Modern Dance group created with imagination, dances for understanding and awareness The group is sponsored by Mrs Fisher, who not only is an excellent instructor, but strives to improve the gracefulness and techniques of her students The Modern Dance displayed an exceptional performance during Black History Week The Gospel and Mixed Choir are two of the many musical groups around campus who have delighted and intrigued their many audiences Both of the groups performed in our annual Christmas program and displayed great singing ability in our Black History Festivities The groups are deeply devoted to the art of song and have been greatly influenced by their sponsors, Mrs Conedy and Miss Hunter Modern Dance group performs African Dance at Black History Assembly Bonom C Smith, T Miller, C Tucker, B Williams, G Bailey, D Bradley, G Johnson, L Toliver, M Morgan, C Cumby, J Vargas, Row 2 Phillips. M Young. S Tulloss, P Davis, S Cumby. T Jackson, C Smith, K Lyie, D Gordon, L Le Vias, D Breland. I Choyce. Row 3: Frazier. V Cook. J Vaughn. D Newhouse. P Martia. J Jones. S Dorsey. S Gardaer. L Byone. D Dauis Bottom J Wilhs. E Westbrooks. Row 2: M. Kelly. K Hickn Thompson. Row 4, E Williams. P Gilbert. A. Greenwood an. Row 3 A Finney, S Alexander, C Jones. C Strong. D Logan. V Allen, P This Year- The V E A depar tment sponsors four programs which have achieved outstanding popularity as career exploratory programs under direction of Mr f ilanez They are the High School Improvement Program. Junior Achievement. Model Cities and Advanced Communication Techniques There are approximately one-hundred Dominguez students enrolled in these programs Classes are held two or three times a week on the average Many of the students look forward to their night in class with enthusiasm While having a chance to explore and learn many career courses such as Technical Illustration. Computer Programming and Machine shop, the students also have a chance to explore distinct fields of employment opportunities V E A classes include Electronics. Graphic Technology and Medical Services Mr Vanderheyden is our work experience teacher CQCO- Junior Achievement Bottom M Hams Latham D Hester, C Coleman S Clark. C Appleberry. V Ferguson. L Howard Row 2 R Luck. J Nellum. D Andrews A Hammonds P Hams D Frazier. C Shaw. P Calloway High School Improvement Program Bottom S Ctuz. G Beniamm, D Clark W Livington. A Saez ifl . V Career Guidance in Action!!! Advanced Communication Techniques Bottom A Jeter, T Moore. D- Davis. J. Mangram. H, Moore. C Garcia. V Cook, D Kerr Row 2 K Franks, K, Williams. C Caldwell, M Gonzalez, W McMurry, T Wince. G. Lawson. C. Blanton, V. Harris Model Cities Bottom A Duarte. J Pinon, V Lopez. B Valero. S Cruz Row 2 T Castaneda, P Preciado. C Cabaruvias. E Morales. M. Lopez V.E.A. Teachers Mr S Thomas Mrs Geraghty 165 A.S.B. Presidents Nanette White-2nd Semester AS B President. As A SB. president I have learned things that I will never forget I have learned that I am somebody, but that I am no better than anybody else I have learned that presidency is not a one-man job Before I got involved in student politics, I did not feel at liberty to express my ideas Before I got the recognition that other leaders of the school have gotten, I felt as if I did not count and therefore I did not do anything That was my greatest misconception While I was looking to others to get the )ob done, i should have been looking to myself My advice to everyone is do not make the same mistake I made Instead of recognizing me, recognize yourself, because as far as student lies in your hands The problem of apathy can be solved only when all of you realize that you are somebody too Bonita Bradshaw-lst Semester ASB President, feels that serving as president was an experience It takes a lot of responsibility and a lot of patience It has its good times and has its bad times When a student runs for an office, he must be willing to work because he can hold back progress of not only himself but of his fellow class mates The responsibility is a big one, if one devotes all of his spare time Everyone should be involved in school government If you feel that you ' re not satisfied with your education and that things aren ' t being done right, get involved in your student Government and find out what you can do and where you stand You ' re no different from anyone else, you should be given the same opportunity to succeed as any of your peers 166 Hard Work and Determination . . . The Cabinet © %. Bottom: J Young. M. Minters, A Fmney. G Gutierrez. V Hall, A Gray Row 2 Armstrong, V Edwards. B Bradshaw. S Sugita, J Cleveland, L Brooks. S Shepard. S Shaw First and second semester cabinet fulfilled their job by making many of the dreams and wishes of the student body a reality The cabinets are responsible for quite a few of the activities on campus Hard work and determination is what these students have portrayed throughout the school year Many activity requests were made this year and the cabinet couldn ' t ignore them, therefore something had to be done to try to please almost all of the students on campus The cabinet meetings are held at least twice a week in the cabinet room, and many issues are brought up and discussed maturely and the decisions unanimously reached A good cabinet consists of students who care and administrators who are willing to try to make a perfect year Nancv Hester. Tone Pule, Nina Daniels 167 First Semester Class Officers, • ' Steve Sugita, Valerie Edwards. Cindy Blanton Thaxter Willian The Senior class officers of 1972-73 worked hard to plan and sponsor many activities that were presented to the student body this year The senior class sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance at the Lakewood Country Club which was well remembered affair Senior class officer brought about changes with the help of the ideas offered by the students and much concerned administrators The Junior class started off the year early sponsoring tag sales and Candy sales The Juniors have the difficult task of sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prom, but difficult it was not The Juniors started off with a much liked decision and new ideas flourished there after The Junior class seemed together in performing their duties, and most wise in making decisions Sophomore class started the year raising money for their treasury They displayed fine leadership and outstanding awareness in many issues brought before them Crysial Riflgins Jesse Young Kim Hicks Second Semester Class Officers Cindy Blanton. Sandra Williams, Sandra Smith, and Sidney Hughes ' iHrams and Jackie Beamon i 4 Jl Gail Mitchell. Alfred Scaife. Denise Logan, and Ann Bravo. The second semester class officers had a big |ob ahead of them The seniors plan to help sponsor a carnival and participate in other activities The juniors will be concentrating on the prom that they are to host for the seniors and the sophomores are looking forward to the Sweetheart Ball, which is a big affair for them. The senior, junior, and sophomore class officers added money making ideas and in turn brought in the necessary money needed to make each class more active Senate and House of Representatives Senate Bottom M Miniers G Gutierrez M Morales. D Armstrong. S Shaw. J Young, N Hester Row 2 S Shepard. V Edwards, T Williams. S Hobbs. S Sugita.J Clevland. B Bradshaw. L Brooks. C Williams © 1, . ' 5. . . ■as t .An. House of Representatives Bonom C Glazier. P Payne. M Soriano, J Young, B Gill S Jefferson, G Bailey K Hicks, A Smiih S Wafer L Ruffin Row 2 R Brown. P Oliver. K Smith. R Hicks. J Ragster. V Tomlin D Armstrong G Rouse R Bakon R Williams J Beamon D Robinson. L Williams House of Representatives Bottom U Vincent D Strode. A Gray. B Smitti. C Shaw. D Young. D Davis. C Coleman Row 2 W Starks. M Rhodes. D Young D Andrews. E Stanford P Johnson. R ti itchell G Bonner. A Frazier. S Williams Row 3 S Shaw. D Armstrong. C Williams. P Patterson S Robins. K Terrell C Blanton N White G Dafney. D Davis. B Scott. S Greene Row 4 M McGraw J Craig V Edwards B Bradshaw A Townsell J Cleveland Sylvia Hobbs S Sugita M MMet T Williams. L Brooks. G fVlitchell ' 9, t.  C.S.F. . . . Young Minds of the Future ■■ppm g w H 1 m ' ' Mi 9 W v PI Mr. GodsellX The California Scholarship Federation is a state wide club Its Sponsors are Mr Godsell and Miss Peters There are approximately 35 members The C S F commends those students who earn a grade point average of 3 00 and above Many hours are spent in obtaining college and scholarship information for seniors to help them pick the college that he or she feels they are best suited for Students who are outstanding scholars are recognized in the Principals Honor Roll and Outstanding Scholars list C.S.F 1 St Semester Bottom M Soriano. P Fielder. P Payne, C Glazier. J Young. L Tolwer S Jefferson Row 2 fVI Minters. A Cheati, M Morales. R Hicks. C Coleman. C Riggins, J Hashimoto. L Howard. J Yanni. L Mattfiews Row 3 D Willis, K Ricfiardson. E Bond. A Frazier. S Sfiaw. S Shaw, H Moore. R Evans, M Sparks, V McKay Row 4 L Lampkms, S Jackson, C Blanton, B Scott, C Williams, R Williams, V Tomlin. S, Williams, S Johnson, S Clark Row 5 S Shepard, D Andrews, K Terrell, M McGraw, S Sugita, S Hobbs. J Cleveland. A Townsell, L, Brooks. G Mitchell. P Calloway. V Woods CSF second semester- Bottom M Soriano. L. Toliver. D Burchett. L Howard, S Clark. R Brown. L Woods. J Young Row 2 R English M Sparks. C Blanton. E Bond. A Frazier, A Chean, S Williams. D Willis, Row 3 C Williams. B Bradshaw, B Scott, S Hughes, J Kephart, M Sparks. R Williams, V Tomiin, D Armstrong Row 4 S Player, G Mitchell, S Greene. J Cleveland, S Sugita, Morns, M Miller, L Brooks, K Hill The Staff Valerie, being her usual self Shirley, giving Kenneth final instructions for his section .diit- Kim and Elaine pulting the finishing touches on the senior section Frank dictates as Linda trys hor hand at tvp ' ng That Bring Memories Your Way, A year of fun and a year of happenings that ' s what the 1 972- 73 yearbook staff hopes to bring to you This ever lasting enjoyment Work is the key to the success of the book, but even more is the participation of the students Hard work has gone into the El Espejo and we were proud to present it to the students at Dominguez saying The Remember Nancy keeps a careful eye on what Bonita has to write THE STAFF Editor-in-chief Shirley Shepard Assistant Evita van Schravendijk Faculty Editor Maria Morales Senior Editor Elaine Thomas Senior assistant Kim Hicks Junior Editor Valerie McKay Junior assistant Shelly Green Sophomore Editor Kenneth Terrell Sports Editor Frank Sifuentes Sports Bonita Bradshaw Sports Evita van Schravendijk Activities Editor Linda Widemon Activities assistant Nancy Hester Planning and Scheduling pictures are one of the jobs of many for Evita, Maria and Shelly 173 El Reflejo Bottom A Frazcer, C Williams, J Jordan, S Martinez, H Moore, L Howard Row 2 P Hickman H Taylor, J Cleveland D Andrews D Armstrong R Hill Edttor-in Chief-Donna Armstrong The 1973-72 El Reflejo. newspaper staff IS on the ball this year The El Reflejo lets one know the true happenings on campus The newspaper staff should be commended for their excellence in feature and editorial pages A newspaper is published and passed out around campus by the staff at least once a month on the average The paper contains stories on fashion, sports, and issues concerning student government Mr Jordan is the advisor Along with him. the staff tries to get a good look at the news Advisor James Jordan A Look At The News Mr James Jordan Advisor Donna Armstrong Editor in Chief Pat Hickman Front Page Editor John Cleveland Editorial Hyacinth Moore Feature Page Harold Taylor Photography Stuart Martinez Layout Editor Derrick McDaniel Exchange Norman Johnson Exchange Contributors Daphne Andrews Denise Frazier Laurel Howard Rodney Hill Carmen Williams Warren McHenry Veronica Harris Donald Gaddis Am 1 ever gonna get all this work done? ' John Cleveland works hard on his editorial page for up coming paper Derrick IVIcDaniel believes, practice makes perfect. Mr Jordan shows Laurel some of the backbone of writing. Future Homemakers of America, Future Homemakers of America as they are called work hard to help the school in many activities These young ladies have been hostesses for banquets, potlucks and have sponsored bake sales to raise money for their organization This year Miss Sharon McCohn. a senior received the honorary Bettye Crocker award for outstanding service in Homemaking Helping in ma king such an award possible for Sharon were Mrs Tremble. Mrs McDermott and Mrs Midkiff. sponsors of the Home Economics dept Bottom R Combs. J Thompson. V White. S While P Turner C Patterson D Brown Row 2 Y Willis D Grav C Young L Little D Phillips. C Napoleon. L Green. E Thomas. Jackson 176 1 Creativity vs. Dexterity Bottom Mr Jordan. S Smith. J Aragon, B Smith, Row 2: T Stewart, M Gonzales, K Young, D Armstrong, 8 Scott The Chess club consists of a few students whose skills in chess are numerous These students meet often to challenge their peers and to display the art of the game The club IS sponsored by Mr Jordan who is quite a chess player himself Me Parece is the name of the Creative Writing club who edits and publishes a magazine by the same name, for the student at Dominguez The magazine consists of various short stories, poems, and essays written in Spanish and French as well as English Many students on campus contribute their works to the Magazine and are able to see them when the magazine is published and sold for twenty-five cents. The Me Parece is sponsored by Mrs. Huebner Bottom C Huebner. D Huber. D Beaumont. M Winters. M Aguilar Row 2 M Stevens. K Terrell. S Hobbs. H Moore. K Fisher LA RAZA UNIDA 5f Bottom V Cru; I Wong B Petez L Oriiz Y Dotado R R Ruiz S Cisneros, Y Cruz S Fixico Row 2 V Amador E Chavez E Rivera A Figueroa S Cruz O Robles J Chacon, M Garcia M Alvarado E Palacio Row 3 S Lopez, G Garcia A Hernandez A Chavez M Gutierrez M Burgeno, D Balsach. V Lopez Y Morales G Jaime Row 4 M Loredia A Quiroga R Salcedo R Garcia L Escobar L Flores C Babb V Campos D Garcia L Gutierrez G Gutierrez R Hernandez r n f Bottom C Estjuivel M Beltran. H Trujillo. M Gomez. R Diaz, C Savedra. A Latios. V Pant0|a. V Delgadillo Row 2 F Cordova. R Chavez. R Franco. J Aragon G Hernandez D Cisneros. D Gonzales. J Gettler. J Duron. Row 3 G Marquez. F Noriega. F Nava. J Rodnquez. J Rodriguez. R Lopez. E Conlreras. J Arviso A Esqueda M Pantaleon The United Race - this describes the unity shown among these Mexican inspired clubs The Las Companeras is a girls ' culture club that is devoted to promoting the importance of Mexican Heritage The Chicanos Unidos. formally the Los Companeros is a strong male group which strives to bring about pride in the Mexican students at Dominguez Both of these clubs participated in the Homecoming and the Compton Christmas parade llCOMJ PAN ERAS . . AtUMmj Spanish- French Club . . . Togetherness in all languages r. B ' p Tn ' „ Ranuelos D Lemos, B Lat.os. C Mendoza. B Ort.z. A R.vera, Row 2 R Cortez, G Galvan. M Taylor. L Gonzales, A Garca M Smith, R Salvador. Row 3: Burchett, A Tap.a, M Brozco, D Morales, M Macel, R Monts, C Hernandez, R Reyna, R Tapia L Gomez P Calloway Row 4 J Orozco. D Davis. R Martinez, E. Martinez. L Brooks. E Contreras. F Juarez. F Moreland. G Mitchell. C Ibarra. H Ramirez Bottom M Minters. D Childs B Rangel J Hashimoto. G Martinez. N Mobasser. J Young M Soriano S Jefferson W Smith Rnuv 7 R rr=„„ q :, The Spanish Club consists of students interested In Mexican Culture Not only do these students relate to Spanish but they benefit themselves and the club by going on various field trips and having sales Continuing with the learning of a foreign language, the French club this year has had several candy and tag sales They worked together to make a huge snail to represent them at the Homecoming game Outside of these school activities the French Club has gone to plays and movies Working Hard To Help Others . . . The Medical Services. The Dominguez High Medical Service is really together Four days a week they work at Morningside and Doctors hospital These students are learning the fundamentals of the Medical profession and they have the opportunity to use and develop their skills in striving for their chosen career Joan Davts is checkmg an intravenous feeding Sltlil r Bottom H Boese, M Diaz. S Billmger, R Barnes P Lawson. G Guerrero. M Druhel I Wong Mrs Whitley Row 2 V Gardner A Franco L Gosev D Johnson W Burdelle I Franco C Woods. V Bell. S Stewart D Kerr D Breland Row 3 C Smith M Perez M Foster M Casillas B Mills Y Tyson S Shorter M Bfisco C Smith. R Marquez. T Jackson. L Byone Row 4 C Brown. J Wheeler, A Washington. E Hicks. P Weaver V Hendricks. M Brown. M Stovall. D Aller D Delgado. T Hall Bollom Mti Gsraghty L Piorcs. M Mark S Smith S Aguilar S Bioussard. N Walker C Wright Row 2 A Jswoll R McAdoiy K Maddon J Sowatd D Ray I Choyce. M Oweni. E Palterton P Clomons N Knox B Richoy Row 3 A Hawes B Green Lewis J Jones D Miles V Lollis J Jamison M Simon C Samuel J Thom« D Smith Row 4 D Latham J Davis D Shaw C Oavis Carson F Whenlet D Shrouh D Robinson P McNeal V Cotbett M Watson The Mascots. Clinetta Napolean and Debra Jackson display one of their talents involved in being a majorette r «i ' - LaVergne Woods: Bullish on Dominguez. ChervlSmlWfc  ' ifl ot s nuch trouble on my mind . DONNETTES: Smiles, Charm, and Grace ■ •■ j i Drill leam Bottom row J Yanni, T Gonzales, M Heredia. G Garcia. F Moore, S Cruz B Duncan 2nd row E Gonzalez M Strode, L Brauo J Beamon T Goodson, C Brayton. D Strode. D Davis 3rd row C Allen. B Hill, S Boswell. Y McFarland. C Caldwell. R Ware. R Williams. E Nixon. C Woods MARY CASILLAS CAPTAIN - n Myrna Sparks Co-Captain . ' - 4 f)l Myra Sparks Co-Captain Crystal Riggins Co-Captain .jm J.V s - Exclusively Top - Sylvia Wafer. Maria McKmney, Frank.e Moore, Carolyn Cumby, Gardette R.vers, Terr.e Sarider i mk •r ' if Jt ders. China Siler, Kim Franks Song and Flag ... A Mixture of Top. Heft to right) Monica Watson. Beverly Smith, Robin Hicks Nancy Hester and Karen Smiih Monica Song and Dance Soul and Precision . 1. Donna Armstrong Dons . . . GettiiV on the Good Foot!!! Top Betty Fellon ■ Kathleen Boykin Bottom Joyce Westbrooks. Jeanetle Wafer Lmda Helton To Speak, To Listen, To Learn V  . T Moore, B Hawthrone. V Hail. J Young, 2nd row S Jackson, K Terrell, J Hylton, M Miller, F Purvis The National Forensic League and the Speech Team are an advanced group of students who are highly talented in the art of speaking Speaking on various subjects as drama, humor and education, both groups have acquired many deserving honors as weW as experience The groups have participated in Tournaments in and outside the Community. Many of the students feel that the ability to express oneself will have a great influence on their chosen career Keta Tucker and friends debate on the importance of education. Speecfi Team Bottom: B Kirkpatrick. C Shaw, S Jackson, S Clark, N Hester, R Brown, J Young 2nd row K Terrell, B Bradshaw, J Cleveland, J Hylton, S Hobbs. M, Miller, K Tucker. P Calloway Essential Foundations Formed On The Rancho, Buiiuiii L EuJave, J Hashimoto S Smith D Strode M Stevens. V Cook. S Arnold. M Strode. B Rangel R Ford Row 2 K Shaw. M Carraker. R Evans. L Diaz. C Blanion. B Scott M Rhodes. S Johnson S Williams. A Frazier. P Patterson, A Fraziei Row 3 T Shaw. D Davis D Beaumont G Mitchell. B Woodard S Sugita. S Hobbs T Williams. A Bravo. J Vaughn K Terrell. C Williams. J Kephart Wi.W f frf:-M Bottom M Villahermosa. J Ragster. M Morgan L Mathews S Chambers. S Farris R Ford G W.iki D P. Maxwell. C Hawthorne. A Davis. J Craig D Miles. L Williams K Richardson. C Tucker Malone Singleton displays Don Spirit during spirit week Row 2 D Evans A Frailer. D GriHin. M In order to bring more spirit and togetherness to the 1972-73 school year, the Join Hands club put down the essential foundations to bring the students together, such as having student exchanges with other schools in our league and participating in the many school activities, while the self- sponsored pep club kept the students active n ny checks film projector before taking it to a Y-Teens display Don spirit by presenting a float at Homecoming Bottom C Green, V Buford, B Davis, R Hawkins. M Beltra Isrel, L Hargove Row 2 C McCall. C Bell. T Wimberly. D M The Y-Teens begin their display of spirit by participating in this years Homecoming. They have taken various field trips and have provided candy sales on campus It is a large and unique organization This year the audio-visual and library aides have the opportunity to work with a new librarian The department works to help teachers and students find various sources to help build better learning skills. Bottom J Jones. A Jeter. M Harper. E Kennon. V Lloyd. L Hams. L Calhoun. M Villahermosa. Mrs Dudley Row 2 S Arnold. R Watson. B Williams. B Kirton. G Stephens. B Green. W Williams. R Ford. S Tulloss. H Robinson, S Sarilynne Row 3 M Watson. T Prudholm. C Appleberry. L Howard. P Williams. McCorrell. B Hoffmon. P Harris. V Woods. S Greene Row 4 M Young. K Morns. J Beamon. M Maxwell. A Frazier, C Coleman. V Lloyd. G Rowles. L Green. L Williams. G Williams Row 5 A Evans. M Watson. F Jackson, P McGee. Y McNeal. P Hickman. J Vaughn. G Lawson. M McNeal Row 6 L Brooks. D Shaw. J Manor. W Moore. T Prator. C Shaw. J Washington. D Sanders. G. Mitchell The Sounds of Precise Marching. . .The ROTC Botiom S Gnyys J Rivera R Coffey, F Contreras, J Taylor. A Linton Row 2 M Su Buford R Soriano. H Taylor ible D Hales J Malone. R Dollar. D Guiion. V The ROTC is an organization that trains its members for aerospace education They are trained extremely well and deserve great recognition This year the ROTC has provided many activities to help raise money for their unique organization. They participated in this years Homecoming parade in which they presented their ROTC court. Queen was Miss Debbie Adams, princesses were Valerie McKay. Debra Allen, Susan Cruz and Pat Searcy They also sold refreshments at various football and basketball games, sponsored two horror movies and a snowtrip for the student body The ROTC was presented deservmgly with a first place trophy in the Compton 22nd annual Christmas parade. Robert Soriano. Andre Walker and Jesse Rivera display patriotism at Homecoming Bottom A Avery. M Huff. A Linton. C Williams. S Gutierrez, M Smith Row 2: A Rangell. V Player. J Barton, R Blair J Malone R Dollar Bottom J Johnson. N Adams. J Woods. L Allen, D. Countee, D. Walker Row 2 B Blair. I Delgado. E Linton. C Askew. C Buttles. T Allen Row 3 B Davis. L Lee. D Burrell, J Manor. E, Flournoy, D. Bilbrew, A Miles Thespians are a national group consisting of fine actors and actresses The Dominguez High Thespians are noted for their talent and ability In addition to the lunch box shows, they also sponsored a Billy Preston concert which raised money for the proposed Dominguez Amphitheater Lights. Camera. Action- these are three of many sounds of which may be heard in the Dominguez Drama class The Drama club presented a float for this years Homecoming festivities and provided candy sales, tag sales, and fashion shows to keep the campus active Drama And Thespians, Boitom J Frazier. B Hawthorn. J Vincent, T Moore Row 2 K Turner, S Combs, K Terrell, M Smith. S Shepard, S Guitterrez Row 3 A Bravo. C Desha. W McMurry. R Fellows K Rogue, A Townsell. S Green ' 4 Bottom C Patterson, D Barkus. G Lawrence. J Frazier, R Williams. B Jefferson. Row 2 V Beaman. T Moore. R Ford. G Stephens B Richardson. L Bravo. M Smith Row 3 L Allen. B Hawthorne. Adams. B Hill. P Higgms. V Hams. C Williams C Darby S Carmack Row 4 S Combs. N Buckhalter. R Ware. A Bravo. B Walker. S Greene. S Shepard K Terrell Row 5 A Townsell. R Goodwin K Roque. B Johnson. W McMurray. R Fellows. G McKinney. K Turner. G Mitchell Stage Crew and Mumulinis Perform The Stage Crew were very active this year Their mam |ob IS to set up props, assemble chairs and make sure there is perfect lighting for various assemblies, and shows on campus. The president of the crew is Kevis Turner who is a senior. The stage crew is sponsored by Mrs. Griffin The Mumulinis are a group of young ladies who sponsor many functions around campus They have sponsored bake sales and candy sales The mumulinis take great pride in presenting the most festive occasion of the year. Black History week. Some of the members read speeches over the PA system Their new sponsor Miss Furlow helped them very much in planning their many activities. Bottom Ramar Fellows, Kevin Turner (Pres), Cornelius Desha top Moses McMurry, Willie Johnson, and Gary McKinney Mumulinis Bottom Miss Furlow, L Ricardo. D English. A Blanton. L Tolliver. C Glazier. M Taylor. V Howard.? Payne Row 2 R Ford. S Arnold. M Baker. G Hamilton. M Carral er. D Vaughn. S Brewton. C Buchanan. C Smith. C Tucker Row 3 C Stanford. D Hester. L Howard. S Hale. V Ferguson. K Tucker. G Casey. A Frazier. J Thompson. A Frazier. D Mitchell. T Beech Row 4 G Wilkes. K Shaw. T Shaw. V Breland, M Bias, C Williams, R Williams, B Williams. S Green. F Jackson, S Johnson, V McKay Row 5 J Vaughn, K Tucker. J Craig. A Bravo, A Hammonds, S Hobbs, C Hammonds. G Mitchell. M McNeal, G Dafney, G Hardman The Year of The Band!!! - - _ v T ' Bottom T Gamble. K Thomas. C Lowe. S Smith. L Ruffin M Hester. B Jones. R Brown. F Caldwell Row 2 D Huff. V Scott B Woodard. S Shaw. L Breland. R Peoples C Shaw. S Glacier D Davis. M Taylor. B Barnner L Vincent Row 3 A Scaife. Mr Patterson. P Higgins. G Walker. L Peoples. M Turner, S Hunn. M Hawkins. D Morgan. K Bowman Top C Crawford S Sirls. S Washington. Williams R Blair A Frame In the past years the Dominguez High School Band was fairly small and not recognized by the student body as much as it should have been 1973. this is the year of the band The band with its some sixty members displayed great musical talent In our assemblies, parades, and outside competition The band took first place in the Compton Christmas Parade They are sponsored by Mr D Patterson, who did an exceptional job in working with the members The band worked hard to raise money for their new uniforms One fund raising activity was a candy sale, that brought in most of the needed money It is unfortunate that the uniforms arrived too late in the year Some of the members of the band were asked to play at the Compton College Homecoming Festivities, which was truly a great honor The band plays at homecoming o a n ti I  fc. ' Drum Majorettes Paula Bond Gloria Lawson and Rolinda Beck Drum Maior Wendall Kimble BEST WISHES TO OUR NIECE SHIRLEY, THE EDITOR FROM JUDGE and MRS. HUEY SHEPARD BLAYLOCKS MUSIC 2119 N. LONG BEACH BLVD. COMPTON, CALIFORNIA WHITE FLOWER SHOP 814 E. COMPTON BLVD. COMPTON, CALIFORNIA COMPTON TUX GOWN 845 E. COMPTON BLVD. COMPTON. CALIFORNIA ANN ' S ATTIC HAIR STYLISTS 3710 W. SANTA BARBARA AVE, L.OS ANGEI-ES, CALIFORNIA JACK SHOE STORE 257 E. COMPTON BLVD. COMPTON. CALIFORNIA THANK YOU P.T.A. ONCE AGAIN THE P.T.A. HAS HELPED OOMINGUEZ STUDENTS TO GO TO A SUMMER CAMP IN SAN DIEGO, TO HELP THEM BETTER UNDERSTAND THE PRODUCTION OF THE YEARBOOK. SHIRLEY SHEPARD, ELAINE THOMAS, EVITA VAN SCHRAVENDIJK, AND MARIA MORALES WOULD LIKE TO GIVE SPECIAL THANKS TO THE DOMINGUEZ HIGH school ' s P.T.A. FOR THEIR SUPPORT. FACULTY INDEX BOARD OF TRUSTEES Baker, Mary Lee 17 Correa, Manuel 17 Gibson, Thomas R. 17 Handy, Wendell T. 17 Roach, LewisW. 17 Smith, Bettye R. 17 Tucker, Walter R. 17 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATORS Crim, Alonzo A. 18 Kennedy, Curtis 18 Mahoney, Ronald 18 COORDINATORS Banks, Waldo 19 Barmore, Eugene 19 Jackson, Vivian 19 Kerry, Wynola 16 Milanez, Mercier 19 Parrish, Everett 19 Vanderheyden, Terence 19 COUNSELORS Gross, Amy 18 Kennedy, Kermit 18 Poole, Gus 18 Steele, Lawrence 18 FACULTY Barnes, Bessie 24,25 Barron, Richard 22 Booth, William 26 Brown, Martin 21 Brummel, William 23 Cadieux, Fred 20 Cameron, Carl 20 Campbell, Ellie23 Campbell, Robert 26 Chan, Edward 27 Cigliano, August 24 Conedy, Naddie 28 DeLeon, Jess 27 Dhaliwal, Surendra 24 Dillon, Richard 25 Doyle, Gloria 25 Dudley, Johnnie 21 Fischer, Louise 28 Fisher, Leonard 27 Forbes, Allison 26,27 Furlow, Gloria 21 Gaschen, Fred 20 Geraghty, Barbara 29 Godsell, Joseph R. 21 Goldberg, Jackie 22 Goodall, Robert 22 Granger, Gilbert 25 Green, Daisy 29 Green, Gloria 24 Greenlee, L.C. 29 Gregory, Robert 28 Griffin, Lee 20 Grubb, Gayle 23 Guyer, Ron 29 Haack, Jean 20 Haigler, Sebron 26 Harbour, Dean 25 Harman, Lester 29 Harold, Judy 24,25 Huebner, Carol 20 Hunter, Janet 27 Jackson, Etta 29 Jarmillo, Austin 29 Jones, Gloria 21 Kolesa, Lawrence 24,25 Lim, Thomas 28 Lopez, Gloria 26 Luke, Kathleen 20 McCracken, William 23 McDermott, Lillian 26 Monti, Joe 23 Moskowitz, Bruce 21 Parry, Fred 20 Patterson, Dennis 27 Pearlman, Jerry 24 Penn, Jon 22 Peters, Ann 21 Rich, John 23 Roberts, Vashti 21 Rosenthal, Gregory 22,23 Ruff, Fern 26 Schilling, Patricia 21 Schmidt, Phyllis 20 Scott, Deloris 29 Secord, Christine 20,21 Sessions, Richard D. 29 Shipman, Everett 25 Square, Lawrence 28 Stokes, Haywood 29 Thomas, Ann 20 Threlkeld, Marvin H. 29 Tomei, Richard 23 Tremble, Leonia R. 26 Vaughn, John H, 29 Workman, Fred 28 Woods, Cynthia 28 Wyatt, Mildred 23 Zenoff, Alan 22 SECRETARIES Adams, Grace 30 Drew, Sharon 30 Gomes, Lois 30 Honerkamp, Betty 30 James, Marcelle 30 Marshall, Frances 30 Miller, Ellen 30 Shephard, Reesa 30 Sisemore, Beulah 30 CUSTODIANS Brown, Tom 30 Lashmett, Ervie 30 NURSE Bostwick, Barbara 31 LIBRARIAN Shorer, Laurence 31 CAFETERIA WORKERS Cunningham, D. 31 Gilstrap, B.31 Hood, J. 31 Moore, T. 31 Pitts, E. 31 Rycraft, J. 31 Scott, E. 31 Washington, M. 31 SENIOR INDEX Abreu, Lourdes35 Adame, Amelia 35 Adams, Debbie 35 Adams, De-bora 35 Adams, Dupree 35 Aguilar, Maria 35 Alexander, Karan 35 Allen, Deborah 35 Allen, Donald 35 Allen, Horce 35 Allen, Vera 35 Alvarado, Vincent 35 Alvarado, Virginia 35 Anderson, Carolyn 35 Andrews, Cynthia 36 Andrews, Jackie 36 Appleberry, Melvin 36 Arnold, Sheila 36 Avila, Anna 36 Avina, Rachel 36 Badillo, Erasto 36 Barner, Gary 36 Bass, Angela 36 Beck, Rolinda36 Bell, Carolyn 36 Berry, Angela 36 Berry, Gilbert 36 Billinger, Shirley 36 Bond, Paula 36 Blackshear, Eugene 36 Blankenship, Karen 37 Blanks, Tony 37 Blanton, Cindy 37 Blanton, Emery 37 Blue, Ann 37 Bradford, Steve 37 Bradshaw, Bonita 37 Brooks, Leonard 37 Brown, Gary 37 Brown, Michelle 37 Brown, Rochelle 37 Brown, Roy 37 Bruce, Candis 38 Burris, Curtis 38 Butler, Sheila 38 Butler, Malcolm 38 Buttram, Gaynell 38 Byrd, Rachael 38 Campbell, Patricia 38 Cannon, Cynthia 38 Carmack, Lana 38 Carraker, Michelle 38 Carr, Pamela 38 Carson, Janis 38 Carson, Michael 38 Carter, Harris 38 Casey, Lois 38 Casillas, Mary 38 Casteneda, Thelma 39 Chambers Sheila 39 Chatmon, Marion 39 Chevaliez, Charles 39 Coffey, Sherald 39 Coleman, Yvonne 39 Combs, Stanley 39 Compton, Peter 39 Clausen, Linda 39 Clewis, Willene39 Cordova, Frank 39 Cornelius, John 39 Craft, Debra 39 Cruz, Susan 39 Cruz, Virginia 39 Cruz, Yolanda 39 Cumby, Sherry 40 Cuthbert, Mary 40 Dafney, Diann 40 Dafney, Gwendolyn Daniels, Lynette 40 Davis, Anita 40 Davis, Lenell 40 Davis, Myron 40 Davis, Rhonda 40 Delgado, Donna 40 De la Vega, Rachel Desha, Cornelius 41 Dollar, Rondel 41 Dorsey, Yolanda 41 Douglas, Howard 41 Doyle, Valerie 41 Druhet, Miriam 41 Duncan, Derek 41 Edwards, Geraldine 41 Edwards, Valerie 41 Elder, Roy 41 Ellis, Lucy 41 Emmert, Duane 41 Esqueda, Arthur 41 Everette, John 41 Febronio, Covarrubias 41 Fellows, Ramar 41 Fernandez, Alice 41 Fernandez, Jackie 41 Figueroa, Anna 42 Finney. Apryle 42 Fisher, Kathy 42 Fitzgerald. Shirley 42 Ford. Charles 42 Fortenberrv. Mary 42 Fleming. Ronald 42 F lores, Maria 42 Fraine, Alden 42 Franco. Irma 42 Frazier. Aldoris 42 Freirson. Sheila 42 Gaddis, Donald 42 Gamble, George 42 Garcia, Debbie 42 Garcia, Mary 42 Gardner, Viola 43 Gatlin, Jesse 43 Gibson, Douglas 43 Gilliam, Barbara 43 Goodman, Darnetta 43 Gonzales, David 43 Gonzales. Laura 43 Gonzales, Mike 43 Gray, Alma 43 Green, Lisa 43 Green, Sam 43 Greene, Saundra 43 Greenwood. Alden 43 Griffin. Denise 43 Griffin. Hubert 44 Grimes. Dennis 44 Grimwood. Connie 44 Guerrere, Gloria 44 Gutierrez, Genevieve 44 Gutierrez, Gracie 44 Gutierrez, Jose 44 Gutierrez, Sal 44 Hale, Donel 44 Hall, Teresa 44 Hall, Valerie 44 Haroer, Partiela 44 Harris, Glenda 44 Hairis, Sharon 44 Harris, Zandra 44 Hawkins, Jerry 45 Hawkins, Michael 45 Hawthorne, Bret 45 Hayes, Linda 45 Heads. Marshall 45 Heard. Willie 45 Hendricks. Vanessa 45 Hernandez. Alma 45 Hester. Edward 45 Hester. Nancy 45 Hester. Ronald 45 Hicks. Ethel 45 Hicks. Robin 45 Hill. Argye45 Hill. Larance46 Hill, Steven 46 Hinton. Glenn 46 Hoard. Candy 46 Holmes. Michele 46 Holmes. Sarah 46 Hooper. Billy 46 Hornsby. Denver 46 Howard. Donald 46 Huber. Oarlene 46 Huff. Michael 46 Hughes. Joseph 46 Hunn, Myron 47 Hunt. Cheryl 47 Hurd. Cheryl 47 Huskey. Bonnie 47 Jacob. Linda Jackson, Darlene 47 Jackson. Debbie 47 Jackson. Theresa 47 Jefferson, Brenda 47 Jessup. Hulin47 Johnson, Billy 47 Johnson, Gwen 47 Johnson, Russell 47 Johnson, Sheree 47 Johnson, Steven 48 Jones, Benson 48 Jones, Carolyn 48 Jones, Robert 48 Jordan, Carol 48 Juniel, James 48 Kinne, Serena 48 Kinney. Pricilla 48 King. Calvin 48 King. Lloyd 48 Kimbell. Wendell 48 Kephart, Jean 48 Kerr, Denice 48 Landreaux, Kenneth 48 Lands, Wanda 48 Lane, LaVerne 49 Lawrence, Gloria 49 Lawson, Gloria 49 Levias, Lenora 49 Lewis, Donna 49 Linton, Anthony 49 Livingstone, Wanda 49 Llaugher, Victor 49 Logan, John 49 Lollis, Velda49 Lopez, Rudy 49 Lopez, Veronica 49 Lowe, Hazel 49 Lunnon, Joseph 49 Machal, Claude 50 Maciel, Antonia 50 Malone. John 50 Mangram, Jimmy 50 Manor. Eleanor 50 Mastron. Barbara 50 Mayes. Sandra 50 Mayshack. Renor 50 McCall, Diane 50 McCall. Flora 50 Mc Donald. Arlena 50 Mc Donald. Michael 50 Mc EIroy. Evelyn 51 Mc Kay. Valerie 51 Mc Ken ie. Desiree 51 Mc Kinney, Gary 51 Mc Kinney, Ivan 51 Mc Neal, Michelle 51 Meriwether, Alljerta 51 Miller, Anthony 51 Miller, Ronald 51 Miller, Thelma 51 Mills. Bonnie 51 Minor, Gregory 51 Minters, Mona 51 Miranda, Mary 51 Moaning, Clifford 51 Monies, Carlos 51 Moore. Sharon 52 Morales, Gloria 52 Morales, Maria 52 Morrison, Tony 52 Mosley, Mary 52 Munoz, Joseph 52 Murphy, Theodore 52 Newson, Stephanie 52 Nichols, Sylvia 52 Nojera, Maria 52 Oseguera. Robert 52 Pamilton, Anna 52 Pamilton, Wesley 52 Parker, Agnes 53 Parker, Gary 53 Patterson. Cynthia 53 Patterson. Donna 53 Pedroza. Michael 53 Pennick. Elizabeth 53 Perez. Martha 53 Perkins, Linda 53 Persons, Patricia 53 Peters, Ricky 53 Phillips, Denise 53 Piggee, Nedra 53 Pinon, Jessie 53 Preacely, Tracy 53 Preciado, Patricia 53 Prudholm.Gail 54 Prudholm, Nancy 54 Pule, Filemu 54 Ramirez, Delma 54 Randon, Renee 54 Rangel, Debbie 54 Rangel, Linda 54 Reed, Deborah 54 Reed, Dons 54 Reyna, Mercedes 54 Rodes, Mary 54 Rios, Alfredo 54 Richards, Mary 54 Richardson, Glenn 54 Rivera, Rebecca 54 Roberts, Kathleen 54 Robinson, Rochelle 54 Robles, Olga 55 Rodgers, Earl 55 Rodriguez, Juan 55 Roque, Keith 55 Rosborough 55 Ross, Karen 55 Roy, Tina 55,61 Saenz, Anita Samuel, Cheryl 55 Sanders. Rosenell 55 Sauceda, Susie 55 Sauls. Linda 55 Savala. Gregory 55 Scott. Barbara 55 Scott, Roberta 55 Scott, Veda 56 Seal, Isaac 56,60 Shaw, Terri 56 Shepard, Shirley 56 Sinclair, Troy 56 Sinkler, Monica 56 Skinner, Roy 56 Smith, Anthony 56 Smith, Carolyn 56 Smith, Debra 56 Smith, Darlene 56 Smith, Laura 57 Smith, Marvin 57 Smith, Michael 57 Smith, Norma 57 Smith, Sandra 57 Smith, Vickey 57 Strange, Bernard 57 Stinson, Sarilynne 57 Starks, Michael 57 Strode, Danita 57 Sugita, Steve 57 Swindell, Pamela 57 Sykes, Kenneth 58 Thomas, Elaine 58 Thomas, Lyie 58 Titus, Victoria 58 Tucker, Darlene 58 Tucker, Keta 58,60 Tucker, Thomas 58 Turner, Vickie 58 Valero, Bertha 58 Venn, Elyse 58 Van Schravendijk, Evita 58 Varbas, James 58 Wafer, Delton 58 Walker, Ricky 58 Warrick, Lynda 58 Washington, Alice 58 Wayfer. Jeanette 59 Weaver, Parthena 59 Webb, Jeanette 59 Wells, Rodney 59 Westbrooks, Earseline 59 White, Curnell 59 White, Nanette 59 Widemon, Brenda 59 Widemon, Linda 59 Williams, Carmen 59 Williams, Cubby 59 Williams, Dwight 59 Williams, Kenneth 59 Williams, Lawrence 59 Williams, Patricia 59 Williams, Sandra 59 Williams, Sharon 59 Williams, Sheila 59 Williams, Thaxter 60 Wilson, Clarlsse60 Wilson, Jeffer 60 Wong, Irene 60 Woods, La Verne 60 Worthy, Phyllis 60 Wright, Perdlta 60 Wright, Teresa 60 Yanni, Jeanette 60 Yotten, Celestlne 60 JUNIOR INDEX Abernathy, Marlon 70 Acker, Luther Ackeroon, Gilbert 75 Adams, Antonlette Adams, Mareus 72 Aguilar, Sylvia 72 Alexander, Audle 70 Alexander, Bennle Alexander. Karen Alexander. Saundra 70 Allen, Leslie 76 Allen, Walter Alvarsdo, Minera 78 Amador, Virgina Anderson, Anthony Anderson, Steve 79 Anderson, Yvonne 76 Andrews, Belinda Andrews, Cynthia Apula, Tava Aragon, Jessie 78 Armstrong, Donna 71 198 Arnold, Leo 79 Arroyo, Carlos 78 Atchison, Cheryl 77 Atkins, John 70 Aubry, Manuel Baca, Joe 67 Bacon, Paula Bailey, Joseph 76 Baker, Eric Balandran, Evangelina Banks, Georgory Banuelas, Marceli Barela, Lina 75 Barra, Larry 67 Barry, Darrell 76 Barnes, Donald Barnes, Fred 76 Barnes, Michael 67 Barnes, Michele 72 Barnes, Rhonda 76 Barnes, Rodney 76 Barrera, Frank 75 Batiste, Sabrina Beaman, Venida Beaumont, Derrek 69 Bell, Billy 77 Bell, Gregory Bell, Vicky 71 Bell, Dwayne Benjamin, Gloria 70 Benjamin, Orie Benton, Billy 73 Benton, Eva Berry, Althea Berry, Manuel Bias, Linda 79 Billinger, Susette 79 Blackshear, Angela 79 Blair, Ronald 72 Blalock, Billy Boggs, Alfred 69 Bonner, Georora 67 Boswell, Sylvia 69 Botts, Debra 76 Boulton, Donald Bowser, Daryle 79 Boutte, Debra 69 Boykin, Kathy Boykin, Sandra Bradley, Dyane 76 Bradshaw, Lavondel 78 Brasiel, Marisa Bravo, Ann 78 Bravo, Luis Breland, Debra 67 Britt, Robert 70 Brooks, Hubert Brooks, Paula 67 Brown, Brenda Brown, Carolyn 78 Brown, Cassandra 79 Brown, John 77 Brown, Mary Brown, Sandra Brown, Summer Brown, Tommy 78 Brown, Reginal 78 Brown, Walter Bryant, Kenneth Buggs, Judy 71 Bunn, Gordon 74 Burgeno, Mary 72 Burrell, Tyrone 70 Burris, Carol 74 Bushiell, Wanda Burson, Will 70 Byone, Linelle 67 Cabrera, Leopaldo 75 Caldwell, Reginald Calhoun, John Callegari, Bobby 75 Camacho, Joe Camargo, Rene 73 Campbell, Algerine Campbell, Bruce 71 Campbell, Michelle 77 Candler, Ruby Carey, George 71 Carrington, Ralph Carson, Diane Carter, Audrey 75 Carter, Lynn Casey, Robert 69 Casillas, Martin 70 Chacon, Jennie Chalk, Barbara Chandler, Cecilia 69 Charles, Dee Dee 75 Charles, Randy Chavez, Annette 78 Chavez, Elsa 78 Childs, Charles Cisneros, David Clark, Edward 76 Clark, Delores69 Clark, Robert 73 Clarke, Luella69 Cleveland, John 76 Coffey, Robert 75 Coleman, Alfresha 74 Collins, Bobby Compton, Andre 72 Conedy, Victor 70 Conkleton, Lee 71 Contreras, Frank 73 Contreras, Lupe Cook, Valerie 72 Cornelias, Marvis Coronado, Jose Cosme, Rafael 78 Cotton, Sharon Craig, Rodney 79 Crawford, Carl 79 Crawford, Montgomery 68 Creighton, Jeanette Criss, Bernard Croft, Patricia Cross, Ricky Crump, Gerald 74 Cumpian, Linda Cunningham, Lynette Cuthbert, Richard 75 Daniels, Ronland Dashiell, Robert 73 Davis, Cynthia 71 Davis, Deborah 74 Davis, Dorothy 74 Davis, Dennis 73 Davis, Elondia Davis, Ernest 73 Davis, Gail Davis, Greg Davis, Joseph 75 Davis, Juan 75 Davis, Kathy Davis, Michael Davis, Terrel 72 Davis, Willie Davison, Cynthia 78 Davison, Frances 76 Davison, Lloyd Deal, George 69 Delahoussaye, Gregory 69 Dennis, Joyce Dennis, Ricky DeLeon, Mary DeLeon, Stella Diaz, Looa 69 Diaz, Rosemary Dillard, Barbara 78 Dixie, Morgan 76 Dobbins, Carol Dorado, Yolanda 69 Douglas, Phil 70 Douglas, Timothy Dove, Johnny 71 Duff,Sonja Duncan, Brenda 69 Dupree, Elko Duke, Melvin Durham, Leonard 69 Duran, Laura 66 Dykes, Diane 67 Dykes, Donna Dykes, Pamela Dyer, Victoria Bans, Reginald Edgar, Jackie Edmond, Jacqueline 78 Elder, Ray 69 Elliott, John 69 Escobar, Tommy 70 Estrada, Antonio Eudave, Lupe Evans, Denise 68 Evans, Michael Favela Pilar 76 Faison, Portia Farley, Kelvin Farris, Sandra 75 Farrow, Elaine Faulkner, Anita Faulkner, Curtis Felton, Betty 73 Ferguson, Earwin 75 Ferguson, Robin 71,77 Fixex, Aaron Flourney, Lafayette Floyd, Marshall Ford, Regina 76 Ford, Reginald Ford, Sammy Foster, Marie 79 Foster, Donald Fouse, Charles Franco, Anna 79 Franks, Kim 71 Frazier, Albert 76 Frazier, Arthur Freeman, Cathy 76 French, Ezra Fulmore, Vicki Gaither, Sandra 67 Galvan, Gloria 67 Gant, James 73 Garcia, Christopher Garcia, Gloria 67 Garcia, Maria Garcia, Miguel Garcia, Rosie 77 Gardner, Sheena 79 Gary, Willie Mae George, Ronald 72 Gibson, Darus 70 Gilbert, Delores 69 Gilbert, Phillip Gil,Benita75 Gillespie, Veronica 76 Gomez, Gilbert 72 Gonzales, Maria Gonzales, Richard 69 Gonzales, Robert Gonzales, Teresa 69 Gordan, Charles Grant, Debra Gray, Carol 70 Green, Aura Green, Ronald 73 Green, Roslyn 78 Green, Shelley 69 Green, Stephen 75.73 Griffin, Anthony Griggs, Steven 78 Gutierrez, Alfred Gutierrez. Eddie Gutierrez, Elva 79,69 Gutierrez, Manuel 78 Guznman, Susan 76 Hale, Gregory Hales, Dwain Hale, Ernest 67 Hall, Larry Hamilton, Gretchen 67 Hammond, Cellestine 69 Hardeman, James Hardwell, Avan 74 Harper, Marion 75 Harris, Veronica 78 Hart, Johnny Hart, Otis Hashimoto, Joyce 67 Hass, Angela Hawkins, Rita Hawthorne, Mark Hayes, Edgar Haynes, Antonio Haynes, Donald Heard, Patricia 79 Hearn, Angle Hearon, Jackie Helton, Brenda 69 Heredia, Maria Hernandez, Arthur Hernandez, Bertha 72 Hickman, Bertha Hickman, Mack Hickmon, Patricia 73 Hicks, Barbara Hicks, Kim 76 Hicks, James 71 Higgins, Paul 70 Hill, Donald 69 Hill, Gary 73 Hill, Keith 78 Hill, Marian Hillman, Cornell Hoffman, Rainey Halcomb, Darryl Holland, Stewart Holmes, Joseph Hooper, Floyd 76 Horsley, Gregory 79 Hoskin, Ricardo 76 Howard, Napoleon Howard. Oscar Hudson, Ricky 77 Huff, Gathan Humphrey, Nathaniel Hurd, Kenneth 73 Hylton, John Ibarra, Frank Irvin, Roland Isaac, Byron 75 Isrel. Danny Keel, Amy Keel, James Kell, Stephanie 79 Kelly, Morris Kemp, Carmen 78 Kendall, Carlton 75 Kendricks, Janice 70 Kennedy. Jvanne Kennon, Edna 199 King, Andrea King, Pamela Kinsey, Wendy 78 KIrton, Barbara 79 Knighi, Beverly Knight, Cathy 69 Knight, Rozanne 72 Knott, Beverly Knox, Clementine 69 Knox, Natalie 67 Lafource. Wanda 73 Lambert. Kent 78 Lara, Alma 69 Latham, Beria Lawson, Peggy Leake, Carlos Lee, Dennis Lee, Larry 77 Lee, Rory Lemos, Albert Leone, James 74 Lewis, Anita 75 Lewis, Donna 75 Lewis, Janet Lindsey, Marilyn Lisby, Carolyn 78 Lizana, Rodney 76 Lloyd, Vana 70 Lofton, Robert 68 Logan, Denise 76 Lollis, Andrea 73 Lona, Arnold 73 Lopez, Bobby 75 Lopez, Lawrence Lopez, Ruben Love, Ernest 75 Lowe, Ennis 78 Lowery, Loil 75 Loza, Adolfo Lugo, Evelyn Lyie, Kaye 75 Jackson, Alfred Jackson, Annie 76 Jackson, Brooke Jackson, Shirley 73 Jackson, Yolanda Jaime, Gloria 73 James, Chris 77 James, Deborah James, Pamela 72 James, Warren Jamison, Josephine 75 Jenkins, Peggie 72 Jefferson, Sylvia 72 Johnson, Anita Johnson, Charles 75 Johnson, Cheryl 75 Johnson, Diane Johnson, Fred 69 Johnson, Gregory 76 Johnson, Harriel 68 Johnson, Ivy Johnson, James Johnson, Len 70 Johnson, Lionel 69 Johnson, Montel 70 Johnson, Olvier 75 Johnson, Pamela 73 Johnson, Reginald 70 Jointer, Burgess 78 Jones, Anthony 73 Jones, Bobby 73 Jones, Carl 75 Jones, Gary Leon Jones, Gary Luis Jones, Janet 67 Jones, Johanne Jones, Phillip Jordan, Craig 75 Juarez, Fernando Juarez, Irma Juarez, Ruben McAdory, Renae Mc Clure, Debra McFarland, Yvonne McGinnis, Barbara McGee, Portia McKinney, Maria 72 McNeal, Yolanda 79 McClure, Don McDaniel, Derrick McGraw, Michael 76 McHenry, Warren 76 McKinnely, Herman 75 McMihelk, Andre McMurray, William McZeal, Deborah McNemar, Patricia 79 Mayes, Margaret 68 Mendoza, Sherry Macedo, Juane 79 Macias, Raul 75 Maciel, Deborah Maciel, Manuel Machey, Alan Maddox, Karen 68 Marquez, Gary Marshall, Theresa 73 Mason, Charles Martin, Steven Martinez, Christina 72 Martinez, Susan Martinez, Vivian Mattison, Sharon Mendoza, Portino Merkerson, Russel 76 Meloyer, Paul 75 Miller, Brentford Miller, Gary 73 Misquez, David Mitchell, Gail 70 Mitchell, Ronald Mitchell, Sonya 70 Mixon, Rickey Mock, Kathy 68 Montez, Ruben Montoya, Rose 73 Montgomery, Russell Moore, Francesca 72. Moore, Hyacith 67 Moore, James 75 Morales, Yolanda 71 Mora, Danny Morbley, Everlean 71 Morgan. Julanda Mosely, Ronald 71 Moss. Retina 68 Murphy. Mark Myles. Darnell 69 Navarre, Anita 72 Nealy, Diane 77 Nevens, Sheldon 75 Nicholas, William 75 Nicholson, Paul Nino, Dimas Nixon, Elida 76 Noriega, Frank 73 Norton, Linda Norwood, Clyde 69 Okumoto. Danny 79 Oliver. Ardella 70 Oliver. David 73 Oliver, Paula 69 O ' Neal, Norman 72 Ontiverros, Linda Orozco, Chela Orozco, Gloria 79 Orozco, Jose Ortiz, Fredrick Owens, Maretta 76 Palacio, Oscar Palmer, Eugene 79 Pamilton, Carolyn Pamilton, George 68 Pantaleon, Mike 70 Parchaan, Timothy Parker, Michael 75 Parish, Yuonne Parra, Pokey, 68,79 Patrick, Curtis Patterson, Dewayne 70 Patterson, Eddie 76 Patterson, Paul 67 Patterson, Richard Patterson, Rodney Patterson, Robert Patterson, Roderick Peeters, Roland Perea, Ronald Perez, Manult Perez, Maria Perry, Gerald Perry, Ivory Peterson, Lore Pierce, James 70 Pierce, Lassie 76 Pierson, Joseph 79 Pimentel, Rosa Pinedo, David 67 Pinkney, Sheryell Pitts, George 72 Pondexter, Annette Porter, Sharon 68 Potter, Steven Powell, Michael Powell, Michael Sim Preciado, Victor Prince, Cheryle 76 Prudholm, Terry 69 Pruitt, Debra Pruitt, Gayle Pule, Tone Purvis, Fred 75 Pye, Linda Quarles, Richard 67 Radford, Charles 67 Rainey, Ruthella Ramos. Carmen Ramirez. Charles Ramirez. Francisco Ramirez. Heribeto Rangel. Beatrix 72 Randle, James Randle, Virgil 72 Ray. Danita 72 Ray. Sylvia 70 Redding. Michelle Redmond, Annie Mae Renteria, Ernie 69 Rentie. Damon 71 Reyna, Lourders Reynas, Ruben 79 Richardson, Anthony 71 Richardson, Sheila Rick, Brenda 69 Riggins, Crystal 78 Rivera, Ellen 77 Rivera, Jesse 70 Rivers, Gardette 68 Roberts, Jerome 73 Roberts, Suzetle Robins, Sabrina 67 Robinson, Brenda 72 Robinson, Debra 67 Robinson, Michael Robinson, Timothy 67 Robledo, Stephanie 72,68 Rodriquez, Carolina Rogers, Evertt Rogers, Michael Romero, Valentino Romo, Corinne Roque, Jacqueline 70 Roque. Joseph Rosborough. Michael 75 Roes, Betiye 67 Rowles, Gail 73 Roy. Dave 71 Ruffin. Anthony 72 Rugley. Warren Ruiz. Rosalie Russ, Dresden 67 Russell, Charles Saavedia, Christina 73 Salazar, Retia 76 Salcedo, Rosa 78 Samuel, Gary Sanchez, Phillip Sanchez, Sylvia Sanders, Doris 73 Sanders, Jackie Sanders. Terry Sanders. Wayne 67 Sanford. Anthony Scaife, Alfred 75 Scruggs, Norman 70 Searcy, Patricia Sepulveda, Joel Sepulveda, Martha 76 Sharpies, Deanre 67 Shaw, Dunette 70 Shaw, Morton Shorter, Shirley 74 Shroub, Dennis 75 Sifuentes. Frank Silver. Yolanda Simmons. Lynett Simon. Marvin 75 Simon. Maudie 75 Simpson. Jeffrey 73 Simpson. Yolandia Singleton. Raymond Singleton. Ronald Sinkler. Victor 70 Skinner. Leonard Skimer. Mitchell 75 Slaughter. Jenise Small. Jeannette 67 Smith. Alvertis Smith. Benny Smith. Cheryl 77 Smith. Donna Smith. Fernando 73 Smith. Karen 76 Smith. Kevin 76 Smith. Marageret 78 Smith. Reels Smith. Shirley Smith. Tommy Smith. Waller 69 Snodgrair, Delvan Solorzano. Maira 78 Soriano. Mirian 79 Soriano. Robert 78 Souder. Carletta Spearman. Grover Spears. Michael 67 Spells. Evert Spencer. Gregory Spivey. Ricky Spurlock, Wendy Spurlock, Willie Mae Stanford, Edith 73 Starls, Tereasa 67 Starks, Williams 77 Stephens, Gwendolyn Stephens, Herbert Stevens, Mary Stevenson, Jean Stevenson, Rennard 72 Steward, Sheena Steward Valerie 72 Stewart, William Storay, Claude Strong, Carnelus Sturdivant, Marcella Sutherland, Clinton 72 Sutton, Linda Taitano, Peter 70 Tate, Joyce 77 Tate, Lawerence Taylor, Greta Taylor, Harold 67 Taylor, Lee 72 Taylor, Melvin 73 Taylor, Michele 76 Taylor, Patricia Tejeda, Tommy Terrell, Keith Terrell, Kenneth 72 Terry, Wilbert 69 Thomas, Gloria 67 Thomas, Leonard Thompson, Paulen 67 Thompson, Preston Thurman, Michael Tolliver, Vickie 72 Torres, Eduhiges Touilon, Loufano Townsend, Larry 76 Tucker, Jackie Tulloss, Sevenna 69 Turner, Billy 79 Turner, Michael Tyson, Yolanda 67 Valentine, Lillian 79 Van Appelten, Frank Varela, Adeline Varela, Carlos Varela, Olga Vaugh, Juan 76 Vaugh, Reginald Vega, Mario 71 Vaney, Jenne Vernon, Genell Vincent, Joe Vincent, Linda 78 Voorhees, Donald 69 Wade, Marilyn 76 Wafer, Emmerson 76 Walker, Andre Walker, Betty Walker, Gail Walker, Richard 78 Walker, Nadine Ward, Benjamine 70 Ward, Michelle Ward, Rochelle Washington, Alan 77 Washington, Charles Washington, Jossalyn Washington, Vincent Waters, Deborah 67 Watson, Majorie Watson, Rita Watson, Travis 70 Watson, Valroy 76 Weaver, Gregory 67 Webb, Erma Wells, Daniel Westbrooks, Joyce 78 Wheeler, Janette White, Carmellia 70 White, Darlene White, Rita White, Sandra 72 Wilby, Joseph Wilder, Adrienne Wilkes, Gwendolyn Willis, Pamela Wilson, Diane Wilson, Shirley Will Will Will Wil Will Will Will Will W Will Wil Will Will Will Will Will Will Will rtha Mams, Caria 70 liams, Carolyn 70 liams, Danny 71 liams, Darnall 71 liams, Douglas 70 liams, Ernest ns, John 78 liams, Kay iams, Kenneth 68 iams, Latina ns, Michael 76 iams. Patsy liams, Regina 67 liams, Ronald 73 liams, Sharon liams, Victor 79 liams, Wanda 69 Winberley, Lonnie 78 Wince, Tina 72 Winston, Wanda Withers, Terry 70 Woodard, Brian 78 Woodard, Gregory Woods, Donald Woods, Reginald 70 Woolridge, James Womack, Pamela Woods, Cecelia 75 Wooten, Herman 75 Wooten, Priscillia 70 Word, Lonnie Wright, Giles 79 Wright, Helen 76 Wright, Kenneth Wynn, Sheila Wong, Tommy 76 Young, Deborah 78,67 Young, Derek 79 Young, Dwain Young, Gail Young, Herbert Young, Jesse 67 Young, Linda 67 Young, Lorna Young, Nathaniel 79 Yancy, Valencia Yell, Cheryl Zaragoza, Mike Zuniga, Amelia SOPHOMORE INDEX Adams, June 94 Adams, Norman 83 Andrews, Daphine 87 Alexander, Malcolm 84 Allen, Carolyn 93 Allen, Clarenece 87 Allen, Larry 89 Allen, Morris 91 Allen, Timothy 83 Alvardo, Luis 88 Alvardo, Lupe 94 Anderson, Harlan 87 Anderson, James 83 Appleberry, Cynthia 96 Archiquette, Richard 93 Armelin, Marty 86 Armendariz, Juan 90 Armstrong, Don 96 Arnwine, Larry 86 Arviso, Jeff 90 Askew, Charles 87 Atkins, Latunya 88 Atkinson, Anthony 94 Aubrey, Hybebah 91 Avery, Andre 98 Avila, Linda 89 Aviles, Maria 96 Babb, Carol 93 Bacon, Regina 94 Baliey,Gaynell 92 Bailey, Vera 98 Baker, Mary 94 Baldwin, DeeDee 87 Balsach, Delores 88 Barbosa, Carmen 92 Barbosa, Juana 84 Barkus, Derek 92 Barner, Vivian 96 Barnes, Heron 98 Earners, Mary 83 Barrera, Esther 84 Basham, Nathaniel 90 Battle, Charlotte 83 Beamon, Jakie 97 Beasley, Karmala 89 Bell, Cheryl 87 Bell, Harols94 Bell, Raymond 83 Bell, Stephanie 83 Beltran, Micheal 87 Bernard, Dwight 83 Berry, Patrick 85 Big, Nevels83 Bilbrew, Donald 87 Billberry, Micheal 96 Billdrew, Shawn 83 Birdson, Donna 87 Bolton, Sylvia 96 Bond, Elisia 87 Bonds, James 87 Booth, Kenny 87 Boulton, James 91 Boulton, Larry 86,91 Botts, Gloria 88 Boswell, Keith 83 Bowman, Kennth 87 Blair, Brian 94 Blanks, Otis 95 Blanks, Pamela 83 Blanks, Stephen 88 Blanton, Angle 92 Blouand, Timothy 91 Bradley, James 83 Bradshaw, Alberta 83 Bragg, Jakie 83 Bravo, Lisa 97 Breland, Veronica 90 Brewton, Saron 91 Brooks, Harold 84 Brooks, Katherine 96 Brown, Adron 86 Brown, Debra 87 Brown, James 83 Brown, Leonard 95 Brown, Marvin 96 Brown, Samuel 86 Brown, Tony 95 Brown, Yulanda 87 Broussard, Sheila 92 Brownridge, Carloyn 90 Bryant, Kallinda 90,95 Buchanan, Carolyn 93 Burdett, Karen 89 Burdett, Laurie 92 Burson, Pat 87 Burton, Harold 95 Butler, Beverly 97 Caldwell, Cynthia 97 Caldwell, Fred 87 Campbell, Debbie 85 Carmack, Sharon 87 Carey, Julie 94 Carr, Lenora 87 Carson, Brenda 86 Carter, Rene 95 Casey, Gail 97 Cheah, Albert 96 Childs, Debra 87 Christy Deborah 86 Choyoe, Eileen 95 Cisneros, Sheila 86 Clark, Rita 90 Clark, Christine 90 Clark, Joe 94 Clark, Senora 96 Clay, Artis93 Clemens, Darlene 97 Colbert, Dale 94 Cole, Johnny 88 Cole, Tommy 83 Coleman, Cynthia 96 Compton, Laiuana94 Compton, Tony 88 Contreras, Eliseo 87 Cook, Nancy 91 Cooley, Katherine 96 Corley, Beverly 91 Cortez, Ruth 84 Cosme, Ramona 93 Cossel, Kenneth 94 Cotte, Ben 83 Countee, Darrel 87 Crandall, Anthony 97 Craig, Janice 83 Culton, Terry 90 Cumby, Caroline 91 Cuthbert, John 93 Daniels, Evangelyn 90 Davis, Cornell 83 Davis, Jimmy 95 Day, Lupe 97 Decosta, Darlene 88 Delgado, Ismael 95 Delgadillo, Victor 87 Deloney, Richard 88 Deloza, Armando 83 Deloza, Sandra 88 De Saine, Darlene 97 Dillard, Ronnie 83 Dominguez, Aaron Dorsey, Sheryl 93 Dotson, David 84 Dotson, Derella 87 Douglas, Anthony 90 Douglass, Anthony 94 Downings, Cherylon 83 Duarte, Bertha 92 Duron, Julian 95 Early, Jeffery 86 Eddings, Jeffery 87 Edgar, Cynthia 90 Edwards, Richard 94 Elie, Micheal 95 English, Robbie 96 English, Darlene 94 Esparaza, Anna 84 Esquival, Carey 87 Evans, Andrea 87 Evans, Reggie 93 Parson, LaDora 88 Felder, William 88 Fenderson. Aubrev 83 Ferguson, Valerie 96 Fielder. Pat 96 Finlev, Gerald 83 Fixico, Sharon 85 Fleming, Rickie 94 F lores, Alex 90 F lores. Lucy 93 Flournoy, Annette 86 Flournoy, Eddie 90 Foreman. Derrick 95 Ford. Eddie 87 Forch. Rickie 91 Franco. Raymond 96 Frazier, Auiuro 87 French. Marleata 86 Furguson. Peggy 92 Punches. Robert 89 Gaines. Rudy 98 Gamble. Harold 91 Garcia. Alfredo 94 Garcia. Debbie 86 Garcia. Terry 95 Garden. Joe 95 Gardner. Debra 83 Garvey. Debra 96 Graza, Raymond 94 Gay. Joseph 95 Gay. Vabessa 81 Gettler. Jeffery 94 Glazier. Cheryle 87 Gomez. Luis 83 Gonzales. Christaine 85 Gonzales, Eva 94 Grady, Robin 90 Grant, Alton 86 Gonzales, Ramona90 Goodson, Teresa 96 Gorsey, Tim 91 Gray, Debra 94 Green, Brenda K. 96 Greene, Mark 97 Guerena, Jacob 98 Guiterrez, Lucinda85 Gutierrez, Maria 87 Gurrola, Javier 90 Guzman. Louie 95 Hale. Fred 89 Hale. Shelia93 Hall. Darryll 94 Hamm, Rocerich 89 Hammonds. Alma 95 Hardesty Colin 94 Hardman, Anita 89 Hardman. Gwen 98 Hark, Chariesse 92 Harper, Blanch 96 Harris, Lee 85 Harris, Mara 94 Harrison, Angle 87 Harry, Joe 83 Hart, Elizabeth 95 Hart, William 93 Harthorn, Dwane 94 Hawkins, Chauncey 88 Hawkins, Lewis 90 Hawkins, Melvin 90 Hawkin. Perry 87 Hawthorne. Coawetta 91 Henry. Paul 88 Herbert. Rosalind 92 Hernandez. Jose 81 Hernandez. Rafael 84 Heiter, Oenise 90 Heiter, Twyl8 97 Hill. Anthony 87 Hill.Bernita97 Hill, Clifford 95 Hill, Kevin 88 Hill Reginald 88 Hinton, Tab97 Mollis, Grace 91 Holloway, Lajerel 94 Horsley, Larry 97 Horton, Gary 95 Houston, Patricia 87 Howard, Richard 90 Howard, Roger 90 Howard, Victoria 97 Hughes, Shirely 92 Hughes, Carman 86,94 Hughley, Charles 97 Hughley, Lugene 83 Huff, Donald 88 Hubbard, Valerie 88 Hunn, Jonathan 96 Hurd, Lester 90 Irving, Robert 83 Ivey. Bill 84 Jackson. Dawn 86 Jackson. Debra 94 Jackson. Faye 83 Jackson, James 85 Jackson, Lawana 97 Jackson, Sharon 87 Jackson, Tina 92 Jacob, James 93 Jamerson. Harvey 83 James. Gwen 90 Jamison. Cheryl 92 Jamison. Gloria 89 Jamison, Rochelle96 Jankens, Deborah 90 Jenkins, Arthur 85 Jewell, Adrienne 96 Jeter, Ana 97 Jeter, Marcel 94 Jimene, David 91 Johnson, Carl 87 Johnson, Fred 83 Johnson, Howard 86 Johnson, Janet 97 Johnson, Jefferson 85 Johnson, Joseph 97 Johnson, Kenneth 86 Johnson, Melyin 89 Johnson, Shirley 97 Johnson, Sonia 96 Johnson, Susie 97 Johnson, Stanley 88 Johnson, Teri 86 Jones. Casey 90 Jones. Jeffery 85 Jones. Johnnie 97 Jones. Deborah 88 Jones, Lynn 96 Jones, Wayne 83 Jordan, Joseph 93 Juarez. Steve 96 Keith. Feme 97 Kelly. Wanda 95 Kennon, Lawrence 83 Kerr, Linda 94 King, Arthur 91 King, Beverly 97 King, Todd 93 Kirkpatrick, Babette 96 Kirkpalrick, Russell 88 Knight, Derrick 87 Knox, Dillie93 Lacoy, Jeff 95 Lampkins, Lynn 87 Lara, E Stella 91 Latham, Dianita 96 Latios, Blanche 97 Lee, Leonard 95 Lendry, Donald 95 Leonard, Debra 96 Lewis, Beverly 89 Lewis, Debra 85 Lewis, Michele 94 Lewis, Terry 88 Lewis, Sterling 95 Linares, Maria 83 Linton, Edward 97 Lisby, Terrish 88 Little, LaVerne90 Liu, Elizabeth 85 Lloyd, Victoria 96 Lockart, Caria 96 Lofton, Kim 90 Logan, Alvin 91 Logan, Robert 95 Lopez, Alexander 85 Lopez, Susanna 92 Loud, Danita83 Love, Reuben 91 McCall, Chicken 95 McCall, Randy 89 McCarrell, Owl 97 McCoy, Clara 95 McDaniel, Lloyd 90 McDaniel, Natalie 96 McDowell, Nora 97 McGee, Janis 90 McMillan, Ram 87 Martinez, Luis 84 Martinez, Pat 96 Martinea, Theresa 90 Matthews, Lawanda 97 Matthews, Sammie 90 Maxwell, Marcella93 Mauzone, Arlene 88 Miles, Ronda 97 Miles, Tony 89 Mims, Yolanda 96 Mills, Lamar 90 Minor, Richard 87 Mitchell, Deborah 89 Mixon, Debra 95 Mixon, Peggy 86 Mobasser, Noosheen 94 Moon, Glen 87 Morgan, Eurina 88 Morris, Corrine 85 Moore, Frankie 90 Moore, Johb 87 Moore, Theonita 90 Moore, Wilford 86 Morales, Daniel 84 Morales, Ramona 95 Moigan, Marinda 97 Morris, Karen 93 Morton. Raymond 84 Moseley. Deborah 92 Myles. Glenna 92 Murphy. Kenneth 91 Myles, Mary 85 Najera, Anita 87 Nava, Prank 94 Nellum, John 94 Nevens, Sherman 83 Newhouse, Denise 88 Nichols, Kevin 89 Nicholas, Robert 89 Nicholson, Lisa 87 Nix, Bettie94 Oden, Marcus 86 Oliver, Paula 85 Ontiveros, Danny 83 Oree, Carrie 86 Orozco, Norma 96 Ortiz, Cecillio91 Ortiz, Diane 85 Ortiz, Lilly 83 Ortiz, Ronny 94 Owens, Beverly 90 Padilla, Santos 93 Palmer, Eugenia 94 Pantoja. Lupe 94 Parker. Herman 97 Patterson. Cheryl 88 Patterson. Harold 83 Patterson. Ruthie 95 Patton. Mixheal 97 Payne, Pricilla 85 Penunuri, Danny 94 Perkins, Jeri 88 Perry, Rosemary 83 Phelps, Beverly 87 Pierde, Mary 94 Piggue, Brando 88 Piggee, Sclarya 96 Pondexter, Veronica 96 Powell, Kenny 86 Prator, Tony 86 Pratt, Janice 97 Prudjolm, Micheal 86 Price, Debra 86 Price, Larry 88 Prescott, Russell 91 Pruitt, Ronnie 95,96 Purrell, Darryll 84 Pye, Michelle 84 Rachal, Joann 97 Rachal, Samuel 83 Ragsdale, Ella 96 Ragster, Judith 97 Ramirez, Danny 94 Ramirez, Evelia 84 Ramirez, Rebecca 88 Rangel, Racheal 89 Ravarre, Steve 96 Releford, Clinton 89 Reynolds, Regina 93,97 Ricardo, Lauri 94 Riggins, Rhonda 87 Richard, Isaac 90 Richardson, Cheryl 95,97 Richardson, Paye 93 Richardson, Karen 97 Rivera, Armida 84 Rivera, Maryann 83 Rivera, Rosa 89 Robert, Edson 95 Robinson, Debra 85 Robinson, Helen 92 Robinson, Yolanda 86 Rogers, Anthony 90 Rogers, Artesia 92 Romero, Armando 88 Romero, Rita 97 Roque, Angela 96 Ross, Penny 89 Rouse. Gail 86 Rowles. Sherrie 86 Roy. Ricky 97 Russell, Rueben 94 Sanches, Rueben 84 Sanders, Pam 89 Sansberry, Andre 97 Scoggin, Pamela 86 Scott, Chester 89 Scott, Johnny 88 Scott, Ronald 93 Scurlock, 91 Seals, Robert 91 Sepulveda, Gloria 96 Seward, Jackie 96 Shaw, CheryleS? Shaw, Clemmie 88 Shaw, Kathy 83 Sherpard, Janet 93 Shiver, Micheal 94 Sidney, Deborah 90 Sifuentes, Richard 85 Sims, Steve 91 Sinclair, Neva 87 Singleton, Peggy 86 Sinkler, Connie 88 Sirls, Sandy 93 Skinner, Derrick 92 Slaughter, Hilton 83 Smith, Carl 93 Smith, Cecile86 Smith, Daryl 94 Smith, Debra92 Smith, Denise83 Smith, Eric 95 Smith, Frederick 96 Smith, Glenda 83 Smith, Maude 95 Smith, Micheal 87 Smith, Tiella 83 Smith, Yvonne 97 Smith, Zarak 87 Sowell, Wendell 86 Spells, Beverly 95 Spivey, Rickey 91 Spruill, Helen 96 Stewart, David 95 Stewart, Ricky 83 St. Julius, Wally 95 Stocker, Linda 86 Stoot, Micheal 87 Strieker, Preston 86 Strickland, Larry 96 Stingfellow, Picciani 96 Strode, Maleta 90 Suttles, Carl 91 Swindell, Gilesa87 Taitano, Rosie 86 Talbert, Larry 83 Tapia, Roberto 84 Tapia, Rueben 84 Taylor, Brian 83 Taylor, Darrell 93 Taylor, George 92 Taylor, John 89 Taylor, Raymond 88,91 Thomen, Jennett 88 Thomas Bobby 85 Thomas, Kenny 95 Thomas, Michele 87 Thompson, Anthony 86 Thompson, Jennifer 90 Thompson, Sylvia 92 Thurman, Jessica 91 Todd, Ken 95 Toles, Anthony 83 Toliver, Lenita 96 Townsell, Alonza 89,93 Tucker, Carmeleeta 92 Tucker, Katherine 89 Turner, David 97 Turner, Patricia 88 Tyler, Willie 9b Vaughn, Annette 83 Vaughn, Deborah 92 Vellanoweth, Diana 86 Villerhermosa, Maria 96 Vincent, Karen 83 Wade, Derrick 86 Wafer, Shasta 96 Walker, Darryll 86 Walker, Dwayne 91 Walker, Freddie 94 Walker, Satchmo 83 Wallace, Pauls 96 Ware, Renate 97 Watson, Dorsey 95 Watson, Maurice 91 ,94 Wesson, Deon 83 Wheeler, Jeresa 92 White, Jakie 85 White, Jeanette 97 White, Vietta90 Whitehead, Otis 97 Williams, Andre 93 Williams, Anthony 83 Williams, Author 90 Williams, Barbera 96 Williams, Cheryl 83 Williams, Dennis 83 Walker, Dezerrel 90 Williams, Ernest 90 Williams, Gerald 96 Williams, Sherolyn 94 Williams, Frances 83 Williams, Jacqueline 90 Williams, Lisa 96 Williams, Micheal 91 Williams, Organt 84 Williams, Rosalind 87 Williams, Terris 90 Wilbert, Dwane90 Willis, Theardis 84 Willis, Danita96 Womack, Stance 93 Wong, Maximo 97 Woods, Charles 95 Woods, Joe 95 Woods, Valerie 96 Woodard, Sherry 94 Word, Lass 90 Wright, Carolyn 94 Wright, Danny 93 Wright, Marilyn 83 Wright, Monica 85 ACTIVITIES INDEX Adams, D. 192 Adams, Norman 191 Aguilar, Sylvia 180 Aguilar, Maria 160,177 Alexander, Sandra 163 Allen, Carolyn 182 Allen, Deborah 180 Allen, Larry 190,192 Allen, Thomas 191 Alvarado, Vincent 160 Alvarado, Minerva 178 Alvarado, Virginia 178,16,165 Amador, Virginia 178 Andrews, Daphne 164,170,171,174 Appleberry, Cynthia 165,189 Aragon, Jesse 177,178 Armstrong, Don 170,171,177 Armstrong, Donna 170,171,167, 174,177,185 Arnold, Sheila 160,188,189,193 Arviso, Jeff 178 Askew, Charles 190 Avery, Albert 190 Babb, Carol 178 Bacon, Regina 170 Bailey, Gaynell 162,170 Baker, Mary 193 Baldwin, Gwen 162 Balsach, Delores 178 Barkus, D. 192 Barner, B. 194 Barnes, Rhonda 180 Barton, James 190 Beamon, Jackie 170,189,182,169 Beasley, Karmala 179 Beaumont, Derrek 177 Beech, Terri 193 Bell, Carolyn 189 Bell, Vicki 180 Beltran, Michael 189,178 Benjamin, Gloria 165 Bias, Marilyn 193 Bilbrew, Donald 191 Billinger,Suzette 180 Birdsong, Donna 188 Blair, Bryan 190 Blair, Ronald 162,194 Blanks, Tony 161 Blanton, Angle 193 Blanton, Cindy 164,170,188,171, 168,169 Boese, Helen 180 Bond, Elesia 171 Bonner, Genora 170 Boswell, Sylvia 182 Bowman, Kenneth 194 Boykin, Beverly 179 Boykin, Kathleen 186 Bradley, Dyane 162,163 Bradford, Steve 161 Bradshaw, Bonita 170,171,169, 187,172,166 Bragg, Jackie 162 Bravo, Ann 188,193,192,169,185 Bravo, Lisa 182,192 Braxton, Cheryl 182 Breland, Deborah 162,180,163 Breland, LA Reah 194 Breland, Veronica 193 Brents, Raven 162 Brewton, Sharon 193 Brisco, Mary 180 Brett, Joseph 191 Brooks, Leonard 170,171,169,179, 161,189 Broussard, Sheila 180 Browder, Cheryl 162 Brown, Debra 176 Brown, Gary 161 Brown, Michelle 162,180 Brown, Reginald 170,171,194 Brown, Rochelle 162 Brownridge, Carolyn 162 Bryant, Karlinda 162 Eulkhalter, N. 192 Buchanan, Carolyn 193 Burchett, Dora 171,179 Buford, Victor 189,191 Burdette, Wynter 180 Burgeno, Mary 178 Burrell, Darrell 190 Byone, Lynelle 162,180 Cabaruvias, Chris 165 Caldwell, Cynthia 182 Caldwell, Fred 194 Caldwell, Howard 191 Caldwell, Reggie 191 Calhoun, Nancy 189 Calloway, Pam 187,165,179 Campos, Violet 178 Carmack, Sharon 192 Carraker, Michele 193,188,164 Carson, Diane 180 Carter, Diane 162 Casey, Gail 193 Casillas, Mary 180 Casteneda, Thelma 165 Chacon, Jenine 178 Chambers, Sheila 188 Chavez, Annette 178 Chavez, Elsa 178 Chavez, Robert 178 Chean, Albert 171 Childs, Debra 179 Choyce, Eileen 163,180,162 Cisneros, David 178 Clark, Delores 165 Clark, Maria 180 Clark, Senora 187,171,164 Clemons, Pat 180 Cleveland, John 187,174,175,167, 171,170 Coffey, Robert 191 Coffey, Sherald 160,162,163 Coleman, Cynthia 170,171 Coles, Duane 191 Combs, Ronda 176 Combs, Stanley 192 Contreras, Eliseo 178,179 Contreras, Frank 190 Cook, Valerie 163,162,188 Corbette, Victoria 180 Cordova, Frank 178 Cortez, Ruth 179 Cosme, Ramona 162 Countee, Daryl 190 Craig, Janue 170,188,193 Craine, Beverly 162 Crawford, Carl 194 Cruz, Susan 178,182,165 Cruz, Virginia 178 Cruz, Yolanda 178 Cumby, Carblyn 162,163,183 Cumby, Sherry 162,163 Dafney, Gwen 170,193 Daniel, Nina 160 Davis, Anita 188 Davis, Benjamin 189,191 Davis, Charlene 180 Davis, Deborah 164,170,182,194 Davis, Ernest 162 Davis, Joan 180 Davis, Pam 162,163 Darby, C. 192 Delgadillo, Victor 178 Delgado, Donna 180 Delgado, Ismael 191 Desha, Cornelius 192,193 Diaz, Maria 180 Diaz, Lela 179,188 Diaz, Maria 180 ' Diaz, Rosemary 178 Dorado, Yolanda 178 Dorsey, Sheryl 162,163 Druhet, Mariam 180 Duarte. Arthur 165 Duncan. Brenda 182 Duron, Julien 178 Edwards. Geraldine 162,163 Edwards. Valerie 160,167.168.170 English. Robbie 171 Escobar. Lilly 178 Esgueda, Anhur 178 Esciuivel. Carey 178 Eudave. Lupe 179,188 Evans, Anthony 189 Evans, Denise 188 Evans. Reggie 171.188 Parous, Sandra 188 Fellows. Ramar 161.192.193 Felton. Betty 186 Ferguson. Valerie 165.193 Fielder. Patricia 171 Figueroa. Anna 178 Finney. Apryle 163.167 Fischer, Kathy 177 Fixico, Sharon 178 Fleming, Ronald 161 F lores, Lucy 170 Flournoy. Eddie 191 Ford. Regina 188.192.193 Foster. Carolyn 180 Fraine. Alden 194 Franco. Anna 180 Franco. Irma 160.180 Franco. Raymond 178 Franks. Kim 164.183 Frazier. Albert 170.171.179 Frazier. Aldorus 162.174,175.188. 189 Frazier. Autucio 162.174.175. 188,189 Frazier. Janie 192 Gaither. Kristie 162 Galvan, Gloria 179 Gamble,!. 194 Garcia. Chris 164 Garcia. Debbie 178 Garcia. Gloria 178.182 Garcia. Maria 178.179 Garcia. Rosie 178 Gardener, Viola 180 Garder, Sheea 162.163 Gettler. Jeffery 178 Gilbert, P. 163 Gill. Benita 170 Gilliam. Barbara 180 Goodson. Theresa 182 Goodwin. Ray 192 Gomez. Louis 179 Gomez. Michael 178 Gonzales. David 178 Gonzales. Laura 179 Gonzales, Manuel 177 Gonzales, Mike 165 Gonzales, M. 177 Gonzalez, Eva 178 Gonzalez. Teresa 182 Gordan. Debra 162.163 Goreen. Brenda 179,180,189 Goreen. Shelly 163,170,172. 179.193 Gosey. Lisa 180 Goufien. Demeirous 188 Gray. Adell 167 Gray. Alma 1 70 Gray, Carol 162 Gray, Debra 176 Green, Cherilyn 189 Green. Lisa 176,189 Green. Sandra 1 71.192 Greenwood. Aldcn 163 Griggs. Steven 190 Glacier. S. 194 Glazier, Cheryl 170.171.193 Guilon, Don 191 Guerrero. Gloria 180 Gutierrez, Elva 178 Gutierrez, Jose 161 Gutierrez. Sal 190,191,192 Gutierrez, Genevieve 178,160,167. 170 Hale. Sheila 193,162 Hall. Theresa 180 Hall. Valerie 160,167.187 Hamilton. Gretchen 162.193 Hamilton, Kenneth 162 Hammonds, Alma Hammonds, Cellestine 163,193 Hardman, Gwen 193 Hargrove. Larry 189 Harper. Marion 188 Harris. Lamont 188 Harris. Nora 164.193 Harris. Pam 165.188 Harris. V eronica 165,192 Hart. Elizabeth 162 Hashimoto, Joyce 188.179 Hawkins. Jerry 161 Hawkins. Michael 162.194 Hawkins. Rita 189 Hawthorne, Bret 187,192 Hawthorne, Coawetta 188 Helton. Lynda 186 Hendricks. Vennessa 180 Heredia. Maria 182.178 Hernandez. Alma 160.178 Hernandez. Carlos 179 Hernandez, George 178 Hernandez, Rosa 178 Hester. Denise 164.193 Hester. Michael 194 Hester. Nancy 160,167,170.173. 184.187 Hickman, K. 163 Hickman, Pat 174,175,188 Hicks, Ethel 180 Hicks, Kim 170,172 Hicks, Robin 170,184 Higgins. Paul 192.194 Hill, Bernita 182,192 Hill, Keith 171 Hill. Rodney 174 Hotabs. Sylvia 170.171.177,187.18! Hoffman, Bonnie 188 Howard. Laurie 164,171.174,188. 193 Howard, Richard 162 Howard. Vicki 193 Howes. Angela 180 Huber. Darlene 177 Hudson. Mike 161 Huff. Donald 194 Huff. Michael 190 Hughes, Sherlie 162 Hughes. Sidney 169.171 Hunn. Scott 194 Hunter, Doris 162 Hylton, John 187 Ibarra. Carlos 179 Isrel, Danny 189 Issac, Byron 190 Jackson, Debra 181 Jackson, Dawn 176 Jackson, Fay 189 Jackson, Shirley 171,179,187 Jackson, Theresa 162,163,180 Jacob, James 162 Jacobo, Susan 160 Jacobs. Linda 163 Jamison. Josephine 180 Jankans, Debra 192.179 Jefferson. Brenda 192 Jefferson, Sylvia 170,171,179 Jeleo, Anna 164,189 Jewellc, Adrienne 162.180 Johnson, B. 192 Johnson, Diane 180 Johnson, G. 163 Johnson, Gwen 162 Johnson, Jeff 190 Johnson. Sheree 171.193,188 Johnson, Sherry 162 Johnson, Pam 1 70 Johnson, Willie 193 Jones, Benson 194 Jones, Janet 162 Jones, J. 163 Jones, Janice 180 Jones, Johnnie 189 Jones, Robert 160 Jones, Tony 162 Juarez, Fernando 179 Kelly, M. 163 Kendricks, Janice 162,163 Kennon. Edna 189 Kephart. Jean 171.179.188 Kerr. Denice 164.180 Kimble. Wendall 194 Kirkpatrick. B. 187 Kirton. Barbara 163.189 Knight, Harrieth 160 Knox, Natalie 180 Lampkins, Lynn 1 71 Latham, Dianita 164.180 Latios. Arthur 178 Latios. Blanco 179 Lawrence. Gloria 192 Lawson. Gloria 165.189 Lawson. Peggy 180 Lee, Leonard 190 Lemos, Danny 178 Levias, Lenora 162.163 Lewis. Donna 180 Lewis, Michele 162 Linton, Anthony 190,191 Linton, Edward 191 Little, LaVerae 176 Livingston, Wanda 165 Llauger, Victor 161 Lloyd. Vana 189 Lloyd, Vicki 189 Logan, Denise 163,169 Lollis. Velda 180 Lopez, Marco 165 Lopez, Rudy 178 Lopez, Susana 178 Lopez, Veronica 160,165,178 Lourey, Lotts 162 Lowe, Ennis 194 Lowe, Hazel 163 Luck. Reggie 165 Lyie, Kaye 162.163 Maciel. Manuel 179 Maddox. Karen 180 Malone. John 190.191 Mangram. Jimmy 165 Manor. James 162.189.191 Marquez. Gary 178 Marquez. Ruth 180 Martin. Steve 190 Martin. Pat 162.163 Martinez. Ernest 179 Martinez. Gloria 179 Martinez. Luis 179 Martinez. Ricardo 179 Martin ez. Stuart 174 Matthews, LaWanda 179,171,188 Maxwell, Marcella 188.189 Mayshack, Renor 161 McAdory, Renee 180 McCall,Chico 189 McCarrell, Owl 189 McFarland. Yvonne 182 McGee. Porchia 189 McGraw. Michael 171.179 McKay. Valerie 171.173.174.193 McKinny. Gary 192.193 McKinney. Maria 183 McMurray, William 165,192 McNcal. Michelle 189,193 McNeal, Phyllis 180 McNeal, Yolanda 189 Mendoza, Cellerino 179 Miles. Benny 161 Miles. Donna 180.188 Miller. Mallrice 170,171,187 Miller, Thelma 162 Miller, Tony 161 Miller, T. 163 Mills, Bonnie 180 Minters, Mona 167,171,177,179 Mitchell, Deborah 193 Mitchell, Gail 162,163,169,170. 171.179.189.192.193 Mitchell. Ronald 170 Mobasser. Noosheen 179 Montez. Ruben 179 Moore. Francesca 182 Moore. Frankie 183 Moore. Hyacinth 165.171.174.177 Moore. Terry 165,187,192 Moore, Welford 189 Morales, Ernie 175 Morales, Daniel 179 Morales, Maria 160,170,171,173 Morales, Yolanda 178 Moreland. Floyd 179 Morgan, Dwight 194 Morgan. Marinda 162,163,188 Morris, Karen 189 Morris, Otio 171 Murphy. Teddy 161 Napoleon. Clinnetta 176.181 Nava. Frank 178 Nellum, John 164 Newhouse, Denise 162,163 Newsom, Stephanie 162 Nixon, Elida 182 Noe. Lozano 179 Noriega. Frank 178 Oliver. Paula 170 Orozco. Jose 179 Orozco. Miguel 179 Ortez. Bernarda 179 Ortez, Lupe 17aj Owens, Maretta 180 Palacio. Ester 178 Pantoja, Victor 178 Pantaloon. Mike 178 Parker. Michael 163 Patterson. Paul 170.179,188 Patterson, Eddie 180 Patterson, Cynthia 176,192 Payner, Debra 163 Payne, Priscilla 162.170,171,193 Penick, Kathy 162 Peoples, Leonel 194 Peoples, T. 194 Perez, Beature 178 Phillips, D. 163 Pierce, Lassie 180 Pinon, Jesse 160,165 Player, Sylvia 162,171 Player, Victor 190,191 Prator, Deana 160 Prator, Tony 189 Preciado, Patsy 165 Prudholme, Terry 189 Pule, Filemu 161 Pule, Tone 167 Purvis, Fred 187 Quiroga, Anelita 178 Ragsler, Judy 170.188 Ramirez. Herdirto 179 Rangel, Alex 190 Rangel, Beatrice 179.188 Raneielos. Garicila 179 Ray. Danila 180 Reyna, Ruben 179 Rhodes. Mary 170.188 Ricardo, Laurinda 193 Richardson, B. 192 Richardson, Karen 171,188 Richardson, Sheila 162 Richey, Brenda 180 Riggins, Crystal 171,169 Rios, Alfredo 161 Rivera, Armida 179 Rivera, Ellen 178 Rivera, Jesse 190,191 Rivera, Rebecca 160 Rivers, Gardette 183 Robles, Olga 178 Robins, 163,170 Robinson, Debra 170,180 Robinson, Helen 189 Rodriquez, Juan 178 Rodriquez, Jose 178 Roque, Keith 192 Rouse, Gail 162,170,179 Rowles, Gail 189 Ruffin, Lloyd 170,194 Ruiz, Rosalie 178 Saavedra, Chustine 178 Saez, Anita 165 Salcedo, Rosa 178 Salvador, Rodriquez 179 Samuel, Cheryl 180 Sanders, Terri 183 Scaife, Alfred 169,194 Scott, Barbara 163,170,171,177,18 Scott, Michael 162 Scott, Veda 194 Seward, Jackie 180 Shaw, Cheryl 165,171,187,194 Shaw, Clemmie 189 Shaw, Danette 180,189 Shaw, Kathy 162,188,193 Shaw, Sharon 170,171,172,192 Shaw, Terri 185,188,193 Shepard, Shirley 170,171,172,192 Shorter, Shirley 179,180 Shroub, Dennis 180 Sidney, Deborah 162 Sifuentes, Frank 173 Siler, China 162,182 Simon, Maudie 180 Sims, Steve 162 Sinclair, Neva 162 Singleton, Marvin 180 Singleton, Raymond 190,191 Sirls, Sandy 194 Smallwood, Larry 162 Smith, Angela 170 Smith, Beverlee 170,177,184 Smith, Carl 162 Smith, Carolyn 162,180 Smith, C. 163 Smith, Cheryl 180,181,193 Smith, Debra 163,180 Smith, Karen 170,184 Smith, Maude 179 Smith, Michael 190,191,192 Smith, Sandra 160,163,169,177, 188 Smith, Shirley 177,180 Smith, Stevie 194 Smith, Walter 179 Soriano, Mariam 170,171 Soriano, Robert 190,191 Sparks, Myra 160,171,182 Sparks, Myrna 160,171,182 Spears, Michael 162 Standford, Candy 193 Standford, Edie 170 Starks, William 170,179 Stephens, Gwen 189 Stephens, G. 192 S tephens, Mary 188 Stevens, M. 177 Stevens, Nona 162 Stewart, Sheena 180 Stewart, Timothy 178 Stewart, T. 177 Stinson, Sarilynne 189 Stovall, Marvin 180 Strode, Danita 170,182,188 Strode, Maleta 182,188 Sugita, Steve 161,168,170,171,188 Suttles, Carl 190,191 Tapia, Armanda 179 Tapia, Ruben 179 Taylor, Darrell 162 Taylor, Harold 174,190,191 Taylor, John 190 Taylor, Michele 179,193,194 Terrell, Kenneth 170,171,173,177, 179,187,188,192 Thomas, Elaine 172,176 Thomas, Jeanette 180 Thomas, Kenny 194 Thompson, Jennifer 176,193 Thompson, Paula 163 Tidy, Donna 162 Toiliver, Lenita 162,163,171,193 Tomlin, Venessa 170,171,179 Townsell, Alonzo 170,171,192 Trujillb, Howard 178 Tucker, Carmeletta 162,163,188, 193 Tucker, Jackie 162 Tucker, Katherine 193 Tucker, Keta 160, 187,193 Tulloss, Sevenna 162,163,189 i Turnen, Bertha 162 Turner, Kevin 192,193 Turner, Michael 194 Turner, Patricia 176 Tyson, Yolanda 179,180 Valero, Bertha 160,165 Vann, Elyse 160 Van Schravendijk 160,172 Vargas, James 162,163 Vaughn, Deborah 193 Vaughn, Joan 162,163,179,188, 189,193 Vernon, Genell 162 Villahermosa, Maria 189,188,193 Vincent, J. 192 Vincent, Linda 170,194 Wilkes, Gwen 163,193 Wilbur, Duane 162 Williams, Barbara 193 Williams, Bertha 162,163,189 Williams, Carmen 170,171,174, 179,188,192,193 Williams, Cubby 191 Williams, D. 194 Williams, Esterlita 163 Williams, Gerald 189 Williams, Ken 165 Williams, Lisa 169,170,188,189 Williams, Regina 170,171,179, 182,192,193 Williams, Patricia 189 Williams, Sandra 169,170,171,188 Williams, Thaxter 168,170,188 Williams, Wanda 189 Willis, Danita 170,171 Willis, J. 162 Willis, Yvonne 176 Wilson, Jeff 162 Wimberly, Lonnie 189 Wince, Troy 165 Woodard, Brian 188,194 Wong, Irene 178,180 Woods, Cecelia 180,182 Wafer, Jeanette 186 Wafer, Sylvia 170,183 Walker, B. 192 Walker, Daryl 190 Walker, Guy 193 Walker, Nadine 180 Walker, Walter 162 Wane, Renate 182,192 Washington, Alice 189 Washington, Jossalyn 189 Washington, Steven 194 Watson, Majorie 189 Watson, Maurice 189 Watson, Monica 180,184 Watson, Rita 189 Weaver, Parthena 180 Westbrooks, Ersaline 163 Westbrooks, Joyce 186 Wheeler, Janette 180 White, Nanette 160,165,170,169 White, Sandy 176 White, Vietta 176 Widemon, Elmo 190 Widemon, Linda 173 Woods, LaVergne 171,181 Woods, Valerie 189 Wooten, Herman 191 Worthy, Phyllis 185 Wright, Carolyn 180 Yanni, Jeanetta 160,171,182 Young, Carolyn 176 Young, Dennis 170 Young, Derek 170 Young, Jesse 170,171,179,167,187 Young, Keith 177 Young, Michele 162,189 SPORTS INDEX Atkinson, Anthony 109 Allen, Horace 129 Allen, S. 149 Alvarado, Vincent 123,124 Anderson, Harlan 111,112 Arnold, Sheila 149 Arroyo, Carlos 121 Banner, Phillip 121 Barnes, Donald 103,104 Barnes, Rodney 109 Borswell, Keith 109 Bell, Greg 103 Bilisberry, Mike 109 Ballesteros, Alfonso 125 Blank, Tony 103,104 Blanton, A. 149 Bond, E. 149 Bonds, James 120 Brooks, Leonard 103,104 Brown, Gary 103,104 Brown, John 103,104 Brownridge, C. 149 Bryant, K. 149 Braynt, Ken 103,104 Callegari, Bobby 109 Calloway, P. 149 Carmack,S. 149 Cleaveland, John 145,146 Coarrubi, F. 125 Coffey, Robert 145,146 Contreras, Frank 144,145,125,129 Cowart, Adrian 109 Daniel, Nina 149,150 Dashiel, Robert 103,104 Deal, George 109 Davis, B, 149 Deigado, Ismael 120 Deloney, R. 125 Dixie, M. 127 Douglas, Timothy 109 Duarte, B. 149 Edwards, Valerie 149,150 Emmert, Duane 103,106 Escobar, L. 149 Escobar, Tommy 123,125 Evans, D. 149 Evans, Ricky 103,104,109 Farley, Greg 127,128 Fenderson, Dale 120 Fielders, P. 149 Finley, Garald 120 Fleming, Ron 104,109 Ford, Charles 104,109 Frazier, A. 149 Frazier, Arthur 129,145,147 French, Ezra 129 Gill, Bonita 149 Gomez, Luis 123,124 Gonzalez, Greg 109,126 Gray, J. 104 Gusman, T. 109 Gutierrez, Gracie t39 205 Harris, L. 149 Hayes, Sidney 1 1 1 Hale, Fred 121 Hawkins, Jerry 109,120,103,104 Henry, Charmin 121 Hernandez, K. 123,124 Hill, Donald 127,128 Hill. Kieth 111,112 Hosley, Ken 109,120 Hudson, Micheal 103,105,121,145, 147 Higginbothem, Eric 11,110 Jacobs, James 109 Jefferson, Silvia 149 Johnson. C. 149 Johnson. Fred 109 Johnson. Ira 103,105,127 Johnson. Maurice 109 Johnson. P. 149 Johnson, R. 149 Johnson, Steven 129 Jones. Carl Ray 109 Jones. Gary 121 Jones. Robert 103,105 Jones, S. 109,125 Juarez, Fernando 123 Juarez, Robert 123,129 Juarez, Stevie 127,128 Peters, Ricky 123.105 Petry, J. 149 Piersons, Joseph 109 Piggee. Charles 103.105 Prator. D. 149 Pule, F. 103,105 Pule. Tony 103,105 Rios, Alfredo 111,113, Rivera. R. 149 Roberts. Haggerty 120 Rodriguez. Juan 123 Rodriguez. Paul 123 Rodriguez. Salvador 123 Rogers. Earl 103,107 Rowles, Earl 149 Sanders, Rose 149 Scruggs, Morman 103,106 Skinner, Leonard 121 Silver. V. 149 Smith. C. 149 Smith. C. 149 Starls, Mike 127,128 Stevuart,M. 127.128 Stocker. L. 149 Sugita, Steve 127,128,145,147 Sumblin, Lawrence 103,106 Kennon, L. 120 Kerpatrlck, Russell 120 Kinney, P. Knight, Harriet 149 Tollvert, V. 149 Tomlin, V. 149 Trevant, Alvin 103 Tucker, J. 149 Llauger, Victor 103,105 Logan, Alvin 109 Logan, D 149 Lolis, A, 149 Lule, K. 149 Lunnon, Joe 103,105,127 Vann, Elysp 149 Van Schravendijk, Evita 149 Vaugh, Reginald 129 Williams, Dwight 128 Williams, Criag 109 Mackey, Allen 129 Williams, Gerald 109 Martinez, Ricardo 125 Williams, J. 120 Mayshack, Ranor 111,112 WiMiams, J. 149 McCall, Chico 102,103.105 Williams, Terris 129 Mile. R. 149 Wilson, Albert 103 Miller. Tony 103.105.145 Wilson. Jeff 106 Minters, Mona 149 Wilson, John 103,106 Mitchel. R 129 Woods, Donald 111,112 Montez. Ruben 123 Wong. Tommy 125 Moore. James 103,105 Murphy, K. 120 Murphy, M. 109 Murphy, Teddy 111,112 Yancy, V. 103 Myles, Bennie 103 Najera, Maria 149 Oliver, David 103,105 Oliver, D. 149 Orozco, Augie 123 Orozco, Jose 123 Orozco, Miguel 123 Parker, H. 103,105 Parker, H. 103,105 Parra, Pokey 149 Patterson, R. 149 Pcrcialo, Victor 123 Person. P. 149 206 Thanks, Goes To All That Made Everything Possible. C Adios, Shirley Shepard, Editor Evita VanSchravendijk, Assistant Editor .sat-. 1 ) r g3. ; 2= 0 L - S bte ococ l 1 o 9 t c J , -S o ' 4o, X Mmmaiim ' i A.it mmut mu