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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

K J ife ( an f et er tSe Cxacdff XlL you Want 3t Oo 8e But 3 Can Be Satisfied AuaI J nowlna nat Vjou cJLove ftli l ' 3 « ' ■■•■ :-0i CkvS! K Thel974ELESPEJO PRESENTED TO THE STUDENTS OF MANUEL DOMINGUEZ HIGH SCHOOL 15301 SAN JOSE AVE. COMPTON, CALIFORNIA VOLUME 17,1974 EDITOR - IN - CHIEF: KENNETH TERRELL ADVISOR: MR. HARMAN PHOTOGRAPHY: BOB WEYGANDS PHOTOGRAPHY PUBLISHING COMPANY: PISCHEL YEARBOOKS, INC. Table o Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Sports Activities Index ontents 14 i2 64 80 98 150 1% Beauty - A Way of Expressing One ' s Self, 0 0 m t {jv. MICHE ' J ' I M r ' -m ' - - This Is The Beginning Of A Successful End High School - the beginning. Where you take all the knowledge of previous years and it all comes to life. Where you really prepare for the rest of your life. After high school, your life changes. For some of us there will be college, others will go to trade school, or jobs, or into the army. There we will learn about life. There is where we will make our lives successful. High school is the learning ground. High school is where you shape your life. Where you take the right courses. Those courses can be anything from pre-caulcus to Auto Mechanics to physics to Art 4 to Advanced Speech to Advanced Drama. Where you study hard and work hard, and you reap the benefits. High school- The Beginning of a Successful End. M_ ' ,: BHLl H|L0 JHa| H 1 People look at the red Watch it go to your head. Take a look at the Gold. Can ' t you see that it ' s bold. Standing, standing in a trance. Watching people in the red and gold Doing an out of sight dance. Dominguez, Dominguez. Dominguez WALK WITH US I v y f r THROUGH 1974 MAKING PROGRESS Dr. Curtis Kennedy Superintendent BOARD OF I RUS I EES Sitting: M. Morns. W.T. Handy. M.L. Baker M Corr.a Top B R Smith. L.W. Roadi, l.S. Wilson. This is Dr. Kennedy ' s first year as Superintendent. He has met with the Board of Trustees to settle disputes among the District and school. His job is a busy one. Trying to find to whats right and wrong. At the end of this year. Dr. Kennedy will be . . . making progress. And yes . . . We must not forget the Board of Trustees. In their monthly meeting they discuss the everchanging needs of the Compton Unified School District. Their aim is to improve their way of helping the students of Compton attain a better education. Mr. Oxhorn, assistant principal is new this year at Dominguez. Heading up activities he has been busy around campus seeing that the pep assemblies are set. Mr. Oxhorn has also been a big part of the fund raising drive. Mr. Arroyo, also new this year is assistant principal of discipline. He has been doing his job with student discipline and campus control. In charge of curriculum is Mrs. Roberts. Working along with Mrs. Kerry, seeing that everything is in order. She trys to solve problems that arise on campus. Taking care of new school courses that are taught at Dominguez. Mrs. Wynola Kerry - Principal I believe firmly in the obligation of the public schools of California. Our schools must serve the broad interests of the students of Compton so that they can be prepared for the world in which we live. Our schools are the modern instruments to assist the students in their personal quest for self-improvement and should, therefore, be a center of learning, should be a center in the search for new and better ideas, ideas which can be put to wise use. The development and interpretations of new knowledge and creative work are an important function of our schools. We want to afford students individual attention, experiences in friendly groups, broad curricula, and superior opportunities for those that are college bound. We are proud of Dominguez High School, proud qf its past history, and proud that together we are seeking a better-future for the students who will be entering. Mrs. Wvnola Kerry left: Mr. Arroyo thinks he caught someone in the wrong, right: Dr. Boyd, Area 2 Administrator along with Dr. Kennedy take a tour around campus with Mrs. Kerry. The Ones Who Guide Us The job of the counselors is to see that the students ha e their required subjects and grades. Working with sophomores are Mr. Poole, Mr. Steele and Mrs. Doyle. 11 th grade counselor, Mr. Kennedy is always finding time to assist juniors, even with college plans. Mrs. Gross, working with seniors, is busy helping them with subjects and testing. Also .Mrs. Jackson, Dean of (]irls, takes care of problem girls and lets them kn iw who i Mr, B colleg. tof ,re, Head Counselor, sees that m,Utu,l.-i,tshav.- the right foi .Making sure students get thei ge applications in before their adlines. Mr. .Milanez and Mr. V ' anderheyden are our ' EA Counselors. They head up the North .American Rockwell, H.I. P. and Junior Achievement. Also for students ng (irk experience, Mr. ' anderbc lien sees to their needs. .r Communicating Through Other Languages In tlif fi)r(.-iyn languagf departrnt-nt, tin- studt-nts learn mori- about thf cultures of different peoples by studyinf; their languages. Through Spanish I, II and III and French I, II and III, which is a combination of government and French; the students learn to appreciate these cultures. Iw pep assembly seems to be too muib fur M iss Ruff. ' Robert Campbell Miami U.-BA; U.S.C.-MA Fem Ruff U. of Missouri, BS U. of Michigan MA M Dorothy Ichikawa C.S.C.-Dominguez Hills, BA Mrs. Ichikawa takes time for some fun. . . as working the French club float 1 C?:. y ' J Richard Barron U.S.C.-BA MA Bill Brumniel C.S.U.L.B.-BA Ellie CampbeU Arizona U.-BA Jackie Goldberg U.C.B.-AB Robert Goodall Northe stem C.-BA Gayle Grubb C.S.U.L.B.-BA MA William McCracken C.S.U.L.B.-BA Gregory Rosenthal C.S.U.L.-BA MA Richard Tomei C.S.U.L.A.-BA Our worlil liistiiry is an important part of our lives. Our social studies shows every aspect of it. What does it actually consist of? During our sophomore year, we have World Cultures, which brings us back to our forefathers. Taught in our junior year is U.S. History, a record of man ' s past, in government, wars, etc. as a senior, we learn about the government, taking us back from our first go ernnient to uhat currently is happening. Being involved with art is ery challenging, because there are so many ways to use art. Classes that are taught by our three art teachers, are from basic drawing, ceramics, to arts crafts. The colorful posters that are seen around campus, are from Mr. DeLeon ' s production art class. Ins government the upcoming te; Our World History Ernest Webb Grambling C.-BS Mildred Wyatt Denison U.-MAS And Artistic Values mtts Alan Zenoff Arizona S.-BA Amir Al-Khayat =51 1 m «.■■■ ' r I ' d ward Chan IVpperdome C.-BA W m B Joss Deleon r C ' . The Career Minded The vocational department offers the chance for the students of Dominguez to prepare for their future careers. These classes are designed to expand the students knowledge. The Business dept. offers classes such as shorthand, typing and also business machines. The young men have the opportunity to take classes in auto mechanics, welding, woodshop, drafting, electronics, and graphic arts which are designed to help these students learn a vocation. Urs. Jackson operates one of the many machines i Mose Brown Praire View BS A M College Auston Jarmillo Arizona S.-BS: U.S.L.A.-MA Etta Jackson A.M N.C.-BS techniques of using the typcv Ron Guyer S.U. ofN.y.-BS C.S.U.L.B.-MS Lester Harman Fairmont S.-AB U.S.C.-MS Haywood Stokes U.C.L.A.-BS Richard Sessions Prairie View A M-BS Marvin H. Threlkeld Northwestern U.-BA Sylvestor Thomas Pasadena City C.AA, U.C.A.B.S.-BS, U.C.LA. John H. Vaughn Tuskegee I.-BS Oklahoma S.-MS Barbara Geraghty C.S.U.L.B.-BS BUlie Whitley Prairie View A M College, School of Nursing Mr. Sessions shows one of his students how to use the welding machme. Dee Brennick San Diego State-BA Martin Brown C.S.U.S.D.-BA I i Fred Cadieiix Boston U-BA Louola U-MA 1 • 7 Johnnie Dudley C.S.U.L.A.-BA ) IT i. it English is essential, as without it one could not communicate in today ' s society. Dominguez provides many ways of expressing oneself. With classes such as Creative Writing, Mystery and Suspense, and many college prep classes are offered. The drama department, headed by Mrs. Griffin, give various plays during the school year. The speech team, headed by Mrs. Schillings, go to compete in tournaments that are given at various schools during the year. Mr-.. Haack talks Gloria Furlow Cal. St. Domingucz-BA U.S.C.-MA Joseph R. Godsell Arizona S.-AB MA Lee Griffin C.S.U.L.B.-MA Jean Haack Minn. S.-Bs C.S.U.L.B. Doris Hayes U.C.L.A.-BS Carol Huebner Willamette U.-BA Claremont-MA James Jordan Occidental-BA Expressing Yourself Through English Miss Secord. sponsor of LasChii sts them in their homcco Kathleen Luke C.S.U.L.B. Andrea Peters U.S.C. AB PhyUis Schmidt N.Y.U.-BS CS.U.L.B.-MS Patricis Schillings C.S.U.L.B.-BA Christine Secord Ohio U.-BA C.S.U.L.B.-MA Patricia Smith Langston U.-BA Physically Set Building up your minds also builds your mind. With the many sports that are offered, there is always something to do. In the girls dept. there i GAA, which goes to other schools to compete in hockey, flag football, and many other sports. In the mens department there is everything from wrestling to soccer. With all these sports, the Dons of Dominguez are. . . Physically set. There are many new things that have come to Dominguez. One is the addition of girls to the ROTC program. Another is our two commanders, Sgt. Thomas and Lt. Col. Henry. They have come to Dominguez ready to handle this enthusiastic group of young people. The ROTC (.-Xerospace Education) are always busy marching during class and after school, and participating in many parades. Robert Gregory Whittier C.-BA Thomas Lim C.S.U.L.A.-BA Jan Maddv C.S.L.A.-B James Pyles C.S.L.A.-BA Lawrence Square GrambUng C.-BS Cynthia Woods Tennesse U.-BS Naddie Conedy U.C.L.A.-BS C.S.C.L.A.-MA Louise Fischer N.Y.U.-BS ROTC. . . The Ability To March Mrs. VViiods demonstrates to her students on how to pla i Ll. Col. Andrew Henry U.S.C.-BE; Compton C.-AA Theron G. Thomas Chapman C- Inter American Clinic-BA MA Mrs. Coni-dy keeps a watchful eye on her P.E. class while Mrs. Roberts i A World Of Numbers, The Arts, and Scientific Knowledge Our homemaking dept. provides tl homemakers of tomorrov ' . lung ladies, the chance to become the ide lur music dept. With the Choir and Madrigals You can see the time, hardwork, and effort that is put t( Mr. Patterson as band director and Miss Hunter as dire- together they have kept our spirits high in Dominguez. There is much to learn in the field of science. Our science department has much to of Basic Science, Biology, and Physics. .Also offered is Ecology, which deals v ith plant, animals, and our environment. These have led to substantial discoveries. Very important in life is math. One could hardly call a person educated without it. Math helps us in many important areas of our studies, in our math department we ha Math A to Pre-Calculus. Looks like Mrs. Do Hazel Majors Leoni Tremble Wiley C.-BS Fred Workman U. of Arizona-BA C.S.U.L.A.-MA Janet Flunter Pepperdine C.-BA Dennis Patterson Grambling C.-BA Bessie Barnes StiUman C-BS U. of Alabama-MA In Memory Of Mr. Dean Harbour Dominguez High School 957-1973 Naomi Brown Othello Crane Ann Guberman Betty Honerkamp Marcella James Earl Jones Frances Marshall EUen Miller hi-n Seated; left to rt. Edna Wilson, Beckv Gilstrap, Evelvn Scott; standing: [olinnie Ho Neva Edwards. Emma Pitts. Jeanne Rycraft. Dorine Cunnigan. The Keepers of The Castle In,-v; firul;i luatinu the vcar I '  7,?-74. ou will handful. :fp -.,pK-.uh„M-|ob it IS t lu- sduH.I m„vnm. until tlu- catctc thcnrxtdav. luiuli. anddo.-sn trnd is.l.-ancdandn-a.h tor ' li -n the studfiits and faculty need books, materials and a place to study, Mr. Shorer alw avs ready to help. Mrs. Bostwick, the school nurse, aids Dominguez by keeping her door open to all who have health needs The cafeteria workers day begins at 7:30, sellnm.ln„;:liniir..ui,l hot chocolate. The custodians job is making sure the campus and classrooms are cleaned daily. With any school, there is a large amount of clerical work to be done. This is job of the secretaries, assisting students and faculty m their daily needs. Front, Lett to right: F.d lic Harden, Miiard Davis., ( Back Opal Fairbanks. Dorothy Wooten. Ben Bohhil Junn, Ed ard Luckhart. Thomas Br, L earning Lcarniiig-what school is all about. Reading, writing, studying. Homework, all of these and more make up a good education and a ery successful end. School is where you plan your life. Here is where you take your plan and build it up from a dream to reality. Here ' s where you try new things, be creative, experiment, and finally decide on what yiiu are going to do the rest of Learning-The Making of . End. Gilbert Ackerson Sylvia Aguilar Saundra Alexander Sandra Allen Wild And Let Her Cry Cause She ' s a Lady Peaceful Jesse Aiagon Donna Armstrong Cheryle Atchison Joseph Bailey Edward Baiser Audie Alexander PhiUip Austs Sabrina Avant Donald Barnes Michelle Barnes Not More Dishe Derrek Beaumont Cheryl Bell ' y •Padd being his usual self Cool : ' Gloria Benjamin Linda Bias Susette Billinger Angela Blackshear Sylvia BosweU w ifS Let Time Stand Still Here at Doniinaucz then- was tnn ' er a dull moment or was there a time when you could say that there wasn ' t a thing to do as you mav verv well se( Going My Victor Buford Judy Buggs Wynter Burdette Howard Caldwell Nancy Calhoun Sharon Carmack Adrienne Canington Diane Carson Way Deborah Breland Josef Britt Carolyn Brown Audrey Carter Dee Dee Charles Cassie Childs Delores Oark John Geveland Robert Coffey Rhonda Combs Victor Conedy Lee Conkleton Frank Contraras VaJarie Cook Carl Crawford Bernard Cnss Patricia Crott Menda Crudup Richard Cuthbert ra ' ' Days Of Cynthia Davi Frances Davison George Deal Gregory Deloheussaye Our Lives Phil Douglas Timothy Douglas Brenda Duncan Diano Dykes Donna Dykes Jacqueline Edar Tommy Escobar Lupe Eudave Anna Franco Albert Frazier Cathey Freeman Ezra French Of 74 Denise Renne Evar Gloria Garcia Sheena Gardner Sandra Farris Betty Felton Vanessa German Bonita Gill Veronica Gillespie Richard Gonzalez Terese Gonzales Aura Green Cherilyn Green Shelley Green -r : We ' re At The Point Pin r Anthony Griffin Dwain Hale Veronica Harris Rita Hawkins Steven Griggs Flora Hall Johnny Hart Evangeline Haynes Eddie Gutierrez Ernest Hall Otis Hart Erskaiene Haywood Elva Gutierrez Cellestine Hammond Angela Hawes Angle Hearon Susan Guzman Marion Harper Jimmy Hawkins Jackie Hearon Of No Return Barbaia Hicks Stewart Holland Byron Isaac Yolanda Jackson Kim Hicks Joe Holmes Danny Isreal Pamela James Patricia Hickman Gregory Horsley Annie Jackson Sylvia Jefferson Donald HiU Laurie Howard Lawana Jackson Charles Johnson Marion Hill Denise Huskey Shirley Jackson James Johnson Senior Favorites of 74 Seeking What Diane Johnson Reginald Jones Wendy Kinsey Wanda La Forclie Pamela Johnson Craig Jordan Barbara Kiiton Kent Lambert Janet Jones Chester Kelly Qementine Knox Frank Latham Johanna Jones Pamela King Natalie Knox Anita Lewis Keith Lxjfton Saul Majia Maigarett Mayes Maria McKinney Andrea Lollis Stevie Martin Rena McAdory Andre McMihelk Adolfo Loza Henry Martinez Derrick McDaniel Yolanda McNeal Kayle Lyle Patricia Martinez Porchia McGee Donna Miles Here Today Elida Nixion Frank Noriego ArdeUa Oliver Paula A. Oliver Gone Tomorrow i Working Together We Carolyn Prudholm Terry Prudholm Judy Prudholm Michelle Reddings Damon Rentie Shelia Richardson Crystal Riggins Rhonda Riggins Gardette Rivers Sabrina Robbins Can Make A Change Brenda Robinson Robin Robinson Timotliy Robinson Micheal Rosbrough Anthony Ruffin Gail Rowles CTiristina Saavedra Rosa Salceda Gary Samuels Jaclcie Sanders Terry Sanders Wayne Sanders This Is Alfred Scaife Regina Scott Norman Scruggs Patricia Seaicy I dr Robin Sesson Cheryle Shaw Kathy Shaw Sharon Shaw Frank Sifuentes Yolanda Siler Lynett Simmons Maudie Simon Jeffrey Simpson Marvin Singleton Hubert Skinner Cheryle Smith Fernando H. Smith Karen Smith Kevin Smith Margaret Smith Don Country . . . 1974 Shirley Smith Steven S. Smith Mariam Soriano Grover Spearman Theresa Starks WUliam Starks Gwen Stephens Maiy Stevens Vickie Steward Shena Stewart Dirk Stinson Cornelius Strong Joseph Pierson Harold Taylor Lee Taylor Melvin Taylor Michele Taylor Keith A. Terrell Kenneth Terrell Wilbert Terry The End Of The Beginning Marvin Thompson Paula Thompson Linda Vincent Joe Vincent Emmerson Wafer Betty Walker Vanessa Tomlin Nadine Walker Richard Walker Rochelle Ward Alan J. Washington Cynthia Washington Jossalyn Washington Marjorie Watson Sylvia Wayfer A New Life Gregory Weaver Daniel Wells Joyce Westbrooks Caimeilla White P Gwendolyn Wilkes Carla Williams Carolyn Williams Estralita Williams Darnall Williams Kenneth Williams wms Patsy Williams Regina Wmiams Wanda Williams Lonnie Wimberly Cecelia Woods Reginald Woods Brian Woodard Priscilla Wooten Evelyn. Wright Giles Wright Helen Wright Keneth Wright Sheila Wright Derek Young Dwain Young Jesse Young Mike Zaragoza Mentally Aware: The Top Scholars Life is meant to be lived, says John Cleveland, and during his three years at Dominguez, John has learned a lot. John has been accepted to West Po int, an honor very few students receive. He has been involved in many clubs including Los Charros, French Club, Lettermen ' s Club, Speech Team, Model Cities Youth Council, House of Representatives, Senate, and Cabinet. John has shown outstanding leadership abilities. 1 n the first semester of his junior year he was elected Student Body Vice-President, in the first semester of his senior year he was elected Student Body President. In addition, John is a three year member of the Tennis Team. John is also a sealbearer, and after he finishes college he will go on to graduate school to become a corporate lawyer or neuro-surgeon. During his three years at Dominguez, John has shown his concern for the school, and has learned from his experiences at Dominguez. It has been an enjoyable three years, for I have experienced many different types of people, and that is an education. During the three years Albert Frazier has been at Dominguez, he has proven that he is not only capable as a scholar, but, he is also capable as a leader. We have seen both of these in the scholastic awards he has won and in the activities he has been involved in. Albert, a sealbearer, has received numerous awards in mathematics and science, including a Bank of America Award. His plans are to attend a major university and pursue a study of math. Albert is involved in many clubs including CSF, Model Cities Youth Council, Lettermen ' s Club, and President of Los Charros. He is also on Cabinet, Senate, and in the House of Representatives. To fully round out his life, Albert is a member of the Wrestling Team and a three year member of the Tennis Team. Albert feels that while he was at Dominguez, he was able to meet new people, experience new things and broaden my knowledge. Salu John a Juan Macedo When you look at these scholars, you see students of all walks of life, from cheerleaders to members of Student Cabinet. Pursuing studies in such courses as mathematics, laboratory science, English, and Fine Arts. These students are ready to cope with the world. They have proved they are scholars in every sense of the v ord. Bank Of America Award Winners: Specialists In Their Field Nominated bv tlu ' teachers in those fields, thesi students will receive the Bank of America Award. This award shows the skill of these students in their particular field. This award stands for long hours of studying, many times reaching far into the night. Many of these students will go on to compete for scholarships valued up to $1,000.00. Trades Industr Dominguez High Sealbearers Being a Sealbt-ari-r is an honor crv few studt-nts receive. A sealbearer lias been in CSF four semesters witb one semester in his senior year. But as we look at the sealbearers for U ' 74. w not only see top scholars, we also sci- students involved in many activities. These ai ti ities include Student Government, Speech, Drama, Wrestling, Tennis, and many others. These sealbearers are students in every sense of the Juniors Showing Leadership In A Funny Way Basketball Bell Miss Deborah Mosley Basketball Bell Court MissMeleta Strode Miss Maria Villerhermosa Miss Slyvia Wafer Miss Lisa Williams i Bottom Row: E. Hart. L. Alvardo, R. R ,„ , „ . McCall, D. Gardner, B. Turner, D.Mixion. C.Johnson B Iviv C D Row Three: B. Spells, C. Freeman. H. Slaughter. J. Boulton T Good A. Douglas. r. Allen, I K Hill D W.lhams C Ml. n e J Davis G Macklin M ,mng R. (ionzalez, F. Oualle f Gav M Allen S Blanks K .s M Wright. Row Two: C. ry, D. Le PAMOJO showing her spirit for the ■ f M J ' Ji % m€ Bottom Row: H. Robinson, N. Orozco, K. Thomas, C. Tucker, L. Stocker, C. Oree, R. Corren, L. Ortiz, P. Martinez. L. Matthews. Row Two: M. Morgan, A. Najera, C. Richardson, K. Shaw, K. Powell, C. Johnson, C. Releford, C. Kennon, V. Johnson, C. Stafford. H. Trajillo. S. Clark. Row Three: V. Howard, A. Roque, A. Grant, P. -ili B( ) 1 lOM ROW: T. Martinez, D. Hunter, L. Escobar, K. Richardson, R. Lopez, C. Harlt, B. Widbv, C. Brooks, D. Ciarvey. K( )VV TWO: V. Watson, P. Due ' s, D. Rdwe, T. Atkins, L. Mills, K. Bryant, G. Casey, C. Allen, R. SpeiyliKs, S. Wayfer. ROW rURKK: S. Ravare, D. Tramble, R. Perry, P. Harris. O. Robinson. R. Howard. A. Toles, S. WasbniKton, L. Scarvers. I). Turner, P. Burson. . . Class of ' 75 G. Rowles, S. Woodard, R. Ware, P. McNeal, D. rt, K. Perona, K. Powwell, D. Jones, V. Collins. Ro S. Ebenezer, M. Torres, L. Goezman. S. Neuels, L. T. Willis, A. Logan, G. Williams, N. Pye, M. Elie, idrews, R. Diaz, C. Caldwell. BOTTOM ROW t Mcrns C Smith R Martin, M Str...!, I llinsli ROW I W ( J H 1 ' itt i I) Smith C Wilham-,, R W.lhams, I Bragg, L (Jnim ROV IHRFf L Smith h I. ,n I Williams C S,nkl,-r W (jardrur S Green.C Williams, W Perona ROW FOUR D Harris I Craig O M,„.n, 1 lee M W imherrv S Raihal A Pinknev S Padillo, E Linton Trucking On. . . BOTTOM ROW: C. Darby, D. Robinson. T. Wince, D. Dotson, N. Sinclair, A. Vaughn. S. Piggee, C. Hardesty. ROW TWO: S. Toiler. B. Cotte. M. Armelin. M. Russell. T. Compton, E. Daniels. E. Lacey, V. Duron. ROW THREE: G. Finley, M. Patton, J. Jones, A. Evans, R. Ervin. R. Forch. A. Greene. J. Davis, R. Gaines. ' ••% ' i ' BOTTOM ROW: G. Taylor. C. Hughes, E. Gonzalez, M. Manley, C. Babb, S. Brewton, M. Thomas. |. Beamon. ROW TWO: N. Stevens, F. Gamble, R. Moton. M. Billberry. R. Franco. W. Daniels. R. Love, B. Hart. ROW THREE: K. Carvajal, A. Crawford. R. Reynolds, L. Brooks, H. Gamble. J. Hunn, R. Deloney, B. Davis, C. Anthony. R. Clark. . .. to 75 BOTTOM ROW: E. Lara. S. Juarez. T. Fitzgerald. L. Pantoja. A. Flournoy, S. Fitzhugh. ROW TWO: A. Thompsi J.Gettler. M. French. T. Williams. L. Peoples. A. Jenkins. J. Jones. ROW THREE: I. Hayes. V. Robinson. B, WiUiar M.M. Johnson. C. Hurd, T. King, A. Dominguez, G. Finney, F. Jackson. Bottom Row; C. Wright, G. Hardman, V. Barnner, M. Beltran, T. Hester. Row 2; D. Vaughn, K. Wilson, W. James, Z. Some Classes Have All The Luck Bottom Row; D. Brown, D. Leonard, C. Barbosa, C. Glazies, M. Jefferson, B. Duarte, A. Jeter. Row 2; L. Howard, B. Green, P. Davis, A. Hill, S. Avant, C. Shaw, J. Rachal, S. Dorsey, F. Smith, D. Mosley. Row 3; M. Smith, V. Breland, C. Hawthrone, J. Hall, H. Parker, F.Johnson, R. Newchurch, A. Williams, M. Terrell, M. Smith. t 9 a, Tlith, S. Bell. Row 3; R. Cosme, V. rown, B. Blair, M. Brown, A. Andersi ' . Moore. Bottom Row; J. Cole, D. Sizana. Row 2; R. Taitano. E. Bradford, D. Ticey. Row 3; D. Robinson, L. Arnwine, C. Shaw, A. Bradshaw, G. Conkleton. It Was Just A Misdemeanor Bottom Row; M. Evans, R. Ort.z, P. . livon, .Vl. fackson, L. Toliver. Row 2: W. Felder, L. Horslev, O. Whitehead, D. Grimes, M. Webster. C. Abrev, E. Adams. Row 3; C. Haves, R. Trotter. E. Ford, E. F!ournn(. K. Fh.v.l, R. Hurd, C. Sm.th. D. Walker. We Got Style And B.,tt..mR . - J. VVhif. n. RuKh.-tt. D.dray, R. English. A. Cheah. A. Hardemon. Row2 ( u.ll A Mores P Gallon av P Oliver, PL. Broun.C. BrounndKc A. Alvarra.J. Armc-ndanz, Row3; M.Chevalira, V Corh, tt U Harris R Seals R Mc Ge. Loud, r. Vaughn, E. Winrow, T. Stewart. Bottom Row; R. Lewis, T. Griffin. S. Rowles, J. Johnson, P. Turner. Row 2; K. Penick, S. Carmack, E. Ragsdale, J. Ca J. Pratt, O. Mc Carrelo, A. Harrison. Row 3; C. Garner, D. Burrell, |. Petrv, M. Hester, B. Corner, S. Matoyer, B. Piggi D. Skinner. If You Got It, You Just Got It Bottom Row; E. Rodriguez, C. Patterson, S. Bro ssord, C. Smith. D. Hutf. Row 2; I.. Lampkins, Thomas, C, Br D. Morales, M. Lewis, J. Williams, P. Fielder, C. Bailev. Row .i; D. Ortiz, P. .Allen, C. Davis, .A. Clav, M. Smith. R. Kirkpatrick, D. lankans. T. Mclntash, S. Williams. Bottom Row; G. Moroles, F. Walker, G. Sepulveda. D. Willis, B. Phelps. B. Ortiz. Row 2; R. .Miles, .A. Hohson, Y . Willi R. Bell, E. Palmer, R. Patterson, S. Shaw, D. Hall. Row 3; P. Me Millan, M. Alexander, R. Scott, D. Vade, C. Scott, W. Blow, D. Holcomb, R. Foxx. R. Evans BOTTOM ROW: M. Rurra. T. |;uk nn, A. Sansbrrr , T Icmn-, I Wlirrl, r. R laikson. D. CliM.l . ROW TWO: M. Slll ,•r. F. Str.ngfdI.nv, R. R„v, S. Sims, P. Colrma.i. F. WIhm-Ut, B. L.-u is. I Br„ussar,l, [) Hathnrn. ROW THRFE: S. lohnMU,. I). iuitcn. R. Prcscutt, T. Sh.-ppar.l. R. Tavlor, T. Cult.m, S. Matlu-vv s, K L,.tt,.ii, [) la i. In Our Search BOTTOM ROW: B. King. E. Fisher. ROW TWO: S. Lee. J. McGee. S. Johnson. W. Felder. ROW THREE: A. Maleta Strode preparing fur H, B( )-l-l( )M R( )VV: C. ;squl cl. N. Mobassor. N. N.-ro, C. Appli-brrrv. M. Sin(;K-tuii. S. Bolton. D. [ackson. ROW TWl); D. Li- B. Cran,-. I. Misquez, I. AlU-n, R. Wilson. V. Nicholas, K. Bosw.-ll. R. Cart.-r. C. Bro«drr. ROW THREE: A. Chatmon. V. Gerr A. Atkinson. R. Sessam, H. Anderson. D. Wriaht. P. H.-nrv. |. Bradlcv. |. Douglas. D. Frazicr. . To Be Somebody M. Hawkins. V. Jones. A. Mile iams. E. Liu. |-k|- .l.rrONE, 74 Is Just A Dream BOTTOM ROW: C. Mendoza, A. Culiin, R. Ramirez. D. Cheanev. R. McCall, J. Hardv. ROW TWO: L. Flores, C. Suttler, J. Taylor. L. Holloway. D. Bei.ard. G. Chambers, W. Sowell, R. Minor. ROW THREE: S. Sirils. H. Bell, C. Davis. D. .Armstrong. R. Hill. W. Moore. .A. Williams. L. Strickland. B. Corlev. WHATS HAPPENING SLICK For 75 Is Real BOTTOM ROW: S. Cisneros, M. Linares L W iKnn I Cli ne. I) H ir,l, n I Hirris N KD„u ell. ROW TWO: R. Morales, E. Bond, D. Latham, S. Moblev R Pruitt P Martinez S Plavir B Owens ROW THREE: A. Hammonds, R. Bae C. Delon, L, Boulton, A. Fcnderson, K Murphv R E ans 1 bmith D Stewart K intent iTTO.M ROW: C. Clark, P. Strickland. S. Kraizer, A. Blanton. ROW TWO: R. Nichols, Skiner. I. Dill. L. lackson, (S. Bott, D. De Saine. ROW THREE: B. Carson, G. Oliver, J. White, J. Widbv, J. Scott, L. Hawkins, S. Holland, J. Ruffin. President Miss Candv Kln Vice President Miss Michelle Ga First Semester Class Officers Ircj.surerMr. liruce Budv R()V 1 I. Orti M St «.irt n lldv(s S Cott.in. O. V ..KLMt. KOV 2 R. BrdKK, K. Brents. D. Jackson. B. [ohnson. S. Owens. K. V isions ROW-l T. Turner. D. Dennis. P. Easter. ROW _ ' |. Rodarte. D. Wnmack. A, Long. S. Farris. ROW! M. Howard. M. [ones. K. Miller. A. (]rover. W. McNeal.R. Brown. $ i ' iijl m ii ps 1 Am mtkA s 1 ROW 3 A Pamilton. A Bailev.J II, J Rodriguez, F Blvdon, R Arbizo, S. A MeCov ROVV-l M. Naves, B Rtdd C ' inks B Smith Ruliards R )U IV S, ,ro 1 Sudd, nth I Frambl, I. Harry, S. Williams, C Sanders I W illianis ROW iC Call(ma I Olncr C, Holmas I ndr, « s I Wallace, S. Bowers, D Graham A Hicks Of A Beginning ROW IS Ana a A Cuadilup, C, („hi iK ROW 1 (Juuio.t. Barrera, B Espioza B Mum? ROW 3e Rin | Rosas A Arrovo S Marquiz A F orer ROW-l C.C.irlrv, A. l.aVan.la. S. Krv.n. N. H uf t. S. Aii,I,t ..m, V. Ki-llu A. Daniel. D. Anderson, T. Clav, K. Roberts. D. Turner ROVV-.i A. Cl.fnr,!, |. T ThreadK.ll. W. Johnsnn. |. Stewart, L. Camaraena, K. Matli.s Su ccess Is Candi Knm, Soplion „re Class President, sh.n SiiplKimcires have spirit! Row-1 R. Neuble, D. Williams, L. Reed, R. Johnson, 1. Reyes, D. Vigil, S. Saavedra, V. Dashiell, row-2 T. Smith, S Horton. S. Banner, F, Peters, J. Williams, M. Purifory, Row-I A. DnminKura.J.Gomez. D. Gutifrrcz, T. Donii L. Trcmbl,-, (;. Arnivix. T. luarez Rmv-3 D. I ' aNnin, D Strwart, R. Hul.bar,! R.nv-4 L. Ar.nvin,-, H. Martin, K. rarcv. R. Anava Rovv-2 [. C r.-rnr. [). (iuitan, S. Harns. E. Sattrr D. Swanson. P. Ward, B. R.ibinson, [.. Sl„-lt.H,. C. German, V. . Tvson, S. Wafrr, R. Jackson, B. L.-unr, R. IVdf.ird, C. Ramirez Their Goal Hard, I. Morales, D. Young, Row-3 G. James, D. ndez, C. Pennick, N. Washington, R. French, 1. ;an, M. James, E. Clark, C. Weaver ROW I C. Cardwell, P. Richards. L. Ware. D. Ehe, S. Hill ROW 2 S. Pie. C. Johns: K. Prince, L. Wimes. L. Crudup ROW 3 P. Ortiz, W. Atkins, 1. Williams, J. McDowell, T. Craioford. ROW 1-M. Garcia, D. Robv, D. Speights. C. Jaclcson. C. Lindsi-v. H M..rr,s. C ' ( iutt.r R()W-2 C. Smvers. B. Compton, V. Tomlin, T. Norwood. K, Lowe. V. Starke. ( ) K.n .h,m,. I Durl.am. R, Parke R()W-,i F.Miller, |. Moore, T. Maxwell, M. Williams, R. Jennings., J. L ' Bannnn, |. Bruwn, M. Ganl I). Holmes, W.Tuiloss,L. Benjimin ROW-1 T. Hinton. D. Davis. H. Perkins. T. Evans. S. Rachal. S. Vercher. C. Collins, C. Smith ROW-2 D. Moon, M. Smith, S. Farley. S. Suttle. C. Wright. D, ri j R( ) - 1 V. Storaey. M. lacobo. M. Brown. P. Stringfellow, C. Biessick, L. Mcintosh, J. Garcia, E. Stovall K( )W-2 V. Darby, R. Auant. C. McZeal, L. Reliford, G. Lemon. M. Gibson. C. Band. S. Smith. A. Garcia R( )W-3 A. Burchette. M. Hooper. C. Stevenson, A. Duncan, R. Hawkins, A. Fegan, F. Wilson, D. Hawkins, G.Simmions.S. Mines ROW-1 C. Roe. J. Smith. R. Woods. C. Delgadillo. S. King ROW-2 J. Tisby. D. Daniels. D. Davilla. R. Colon ROW-3 C. Stephans. M. Murphy, R. Gilmore. Xeal, L. Turner. P. E)eLacerda ROVV-3 G. Wills Howard. R. Para, 1. Smith, T. Williams, Z. iffman, W. Patterson, S. Warner, R. Hill SUvester Cain and his friends sav thert is nothing lik  at i ROW-1 A. Emniett. R. Rios. P. Hall, P. Davis, M. Jones ROW-2 K. Barnes, L. Edwards, L. Rowles, C. Horsely.G. Hill, L. Gaillard, D. Holowav ROW-3 O. Hark. C. James, S. Richey. M. Hirbv.J. Barber. Powell. C. Armstrong, G. Robinson. [. Neal J ROW-1 R. Brown. T. Perales. D. Lee, M. Lee ROW-2 A. Metover. R. Coulter. V. Madison. R. McCann, L. Helton A Little SENIOR ACTION! ROW I . L Kalapaca. C. Rodriguez. B. Leal. W. Holifield. R. (ionzales. L. Hughing, D. Suttles ROW-2 D. Wigley. C. Powell. VV. Bridges. A. Hammiclc. A. Chovce. J. Foglesong, H. Hicks, T. Criggs. A. Frazlcr ROW-3 E. Snaeii. J. Coleman, B. Corner, C. Huff. W. Chandler. K. Fltzhugli, C. McNeal, W. Frowler. T. Thompson. R. Bradford. A. Belks ; B. H,-.t,T, B. Sm.th, D. Smith, K. Davis. S. Davis, Sunshine ■HOMORF. RESULTS! ROVV-l |.[)avis, L. Huks.J. lotu-s, S. ZaraU-, R. |„1iiimh., S. R,-,l,l, R. J..Ih,sos R()W-2 R. F.vdav,-. D. Hick., P. (Garcia, M. Rn ., F..C.,nl,-v, C. Hunn, R. Walker, S. Bray, C. K.mk, R. | ,lin.,.„ ROW-,? L. Williams, J. M.uld,.x, W. J„hnsun, J. h.lins(,n, W. Bn-wton, M. Morris, M. Mank, B. Firlds, S. ' Furrirr Sweetheart Queen Miss Sonja Pie Sweetheart Court MissRosalyn Billberry Miss Bonnie Leal Miss Sharon Vercher MissKarla Yolas ROW- [). [..vinKstnn, P. Barm-s, C Johnson. B. Jimm.-nc?, C. Williams ROVV-iC. I ' l.asant. M. Wilhams, B. Bovd.n, R. Mitchell D. Towsi-nd, R. Chavira. D. Croudip. D. Oickson ROW-i D. Scott, C. Ford, R. McCalchh, C. H.-nrv, K. Mackcv, S. Smith, F. Rachal. R. Lewis, K. lackson, R. (idl.am, R. Lewis a . .X J, ROW-l J. Barbosa, J. Ramos, S. Young, S. Desbitt, R. Spann. E. Ellis ROW-2 A. LaVonda, E. Randle. M. Silcr, D. Woods, L. Spencer, J. Stephens. T. Vercher, C. Yolas ROW-3 L. .Aguiler, S. Todd, C. Synegal, L. Stanfield. J. Bennett. L. Smith, S. Patterson, L. lackson Beginning To Succeed SoplionKirib tnjdV asstmbU in liii Thrst- lunches -t worst- by the pf-r [ ' ROW 1 M Dav.s L Villah.rni,.M [) Colb.rt L I b..nips,.n I [ h C Fnglish D Bovd P Hohs ROW 2 I Black | Hall L Whitthcad F Smith 1 ( ,1, nns | Miirru I W illi ims [) B,ll M Skates ROW 3? Patten [) Bradhy K rchiqiRtti K Hnlmcs R Pitts 1 Poqu, s F Winr.nv W illums PiUhtr M KCillst,r Reaching To ROW- 1 ( T. !„l,n McMillii Gomez. G. Chavez. I. Bcrdsong, M. Garrett C Martin D L. %e V Duarte ROW 2K Bovkin D Hourti F Lewi. C. Mitchell. B..ArmstronK.D. Barrier M loni-. I Glasgou ROW 3E Bold, n M Shipard .A. [) Pans. D. Fleming. R. Rohinson. A. Cram P Moor. C Hardistv L Cooh N Finn. I illamu,-va ROW-lC.Bovkin, I.Soriano. M.Smith I Woods D Spark-, P Tapia B Ianlev D Hodson R(nV 2F DaMs [ Robinson, W.Rice, A. Jackson, P. Tavlor V N Hum L Bra g A RiddUspngir P Brngimin C kivROVV iR W al R.Cuba, R.MrnwaU-r.R. Moaning, k. Ho« ,rd R C,u,n, I Manks R Carter L .nhn R Craig D KG. . P Richard Higher Grounds ROW 1 I M.rt.n e (jritl.n L) H irr.s, A. . In.l Hudson P Logan S Botts ROVV i A. Bass, K. Cadu ell Darrvl ' I ' oung savs 1 am Somebody ;ident Miss Lisa Coole Vic.-I ' nsul.-tuMr. KcmmI) Second Semester Class Officers ROW-I S. Moananu, F. Rhnden ROW-2 A. Widbv. R. VanBuran D Ellis. V. Hutchinson ROW} L. Julinsnn, W. Korti-nk-rrs 1 I ,m nsfnd R. Coleman End With Victory tow- 1 V. Voung, E. Pietez. L. Gails. L. Morris, J. Arnold, M. Green, K. Barnley, B. Beamon ROW:2 T. Tolliver. G Viands, P. Adams, D. Carr, M. Hines, B. Dutchess, I. Dorado. P. McCrea ROW-3 Y. Haves. G. Lac . C. Crawford. A ■vans, T. I.irdan, M. Bias, K. Washington. R. Billberrv. C. Brooks. V. Delonev Sports Competition Dynamite Dons Mitchell .VU-Call MrlvinTavlor WV.iUn HIM !% : V t)rf,.„s,x,- Back 23 Howard Johnsc Defensiv e Back ■ BOTTOM ROW: J. Hawkins. V. Presiado, J. Misquez. M. Watson, R. Evans, R. Dashiell. ROW II : H. (ohnson. R. Hoskins, R. Mitchell. K. Hcslev. L. Hall. M. Tavlor. T. Dnu(.las, J. Gant. G, Deal. M. McCall. ROW III ; D. Wells. C. McCall. K. Wright, G. Bell, R. Fisher, A. Washington, D. Wright, F. J.ihnson, R. Quarles, D. Hill, D. Barnes, D. Paterson, R. Franko, R. Love, RCHV IV: Coach Workman, Dellahousie. S. Nevins. . . Logan, M. Scruggs, R. Flder, R. Tavlor, H. Parker, E. Flornov, K. Brvant, B. Turner, T. Pule, P. Nickolson, L ( ) ' Bannon hat s not the v ' ay you run the pla Ready BREAK! Ricardo Hoskins Defensive Back 42 Morman Scruggs ant knows how to sweep Got It Together Get off r .Donald After a li)ii i summ er of practicing hard running, and hitting, the 1973-74 Varsity football team was ready for the tough season facing them. To start, the Dons went to Sierra fired up, and came luunruitliavictorvof 1 7 to 14. The next and last game of the preseason, was •.i,iiM t cross-town ri als, Compton, in u Inch we lost. The DOMINGUEZ I )V N AMITE DONS made a great I onir back on California for a win, and as the season went on, the Dons had a 4- 3 record. The team was credited with a good coaching staff of Coaches Workman, Monte, and Pearlmaii. The Dons also had a good Senior .luarterback. Kennv Bryant, and a good fullback. Donald buck Barnes. This year the Dons didn ' t repeat 1972, but are now training for the VICTORY in 75. For A Tough Season Dons hit hard, and ' VARSITY SCORES DONS OPP. SERRA COMPTOM CALIFORNIA MONTE VISTA SANTA FE SIERRA PIONEER LASERNA WHITTIER Fred lohnso, Tackle 74 Of 1973, Strong And Quick Rav Elder T.ghtend 82 Alien Wash. net Splitcnd 8.i Richard Quark- Split end 84 B.llv Turner Split end 85 ' Timothy Douela 9 Guard 87 1 . - - HRnL V lb 1 L ■ Kuft 1 r fl K|H Jl -.. - J w ' 4 ■w ..— [ ■ 3 l ggjgl i ! i has to he the vvnining pla Dons In Full Action At The Banquet; And More Action ■1 Dvvavne Patter: New: 230 Club tjtf P - Bottom row I. Brown. L. Hall, T. Hogan, R. Dashw ScruKES.J. Holmes, D. Hill. D. Barnes. ,,p r,.w I). Prater, G. Bell, K. Wright. C. Jones, M. Brow n and R Oashield shows . hat a littli n ight liftmg ean do. Sophomores % ■ ii - Litttn Right B„ttomr.m | Iurrav I Sett W r)aMs R Ii,u,r(, lavlnr U Uillnms F Smith, |. Ruhmson. L. Pierce. T. Tolliver, E. Dims I Hughts SeLonarou B Renti, F IrMiu | Cdleman I Arnu ine E Bnldt n P Adims C. Callawav, A. Riddlespriger. M. Siler. A. HkIcs G Lemon k Boikin D oung 1 hird Rem D McMieheal E Satteru hite G Prater P More. A. Fegar, R. Craige. R. Jackson. E. Winrou J Broun G Ic eil C Ptnick T Andrews C Wea%er C Johnson Finnev L Uarmslev. N.Finnev sweeps for good gaii Lemon on another long i Dons Truck on Tarbahes . . ■. «S:-:ii -:4 The hands of D. ' oung Dons Varsity mdmSi VARSITY SCORK BLOCK DONS OPPONENT CALIFORNIA MONTE VISTA SANTA FE SIERRA PIONEER LASERNA VVHITTIER LEACU ' E MKE ' E AT LF.GG LAKE, SANTAFE HOSE Cross Country Wins Donald VV„„ds CachCriL ' iiS The Domingufz Scni ,r Hi h Scli,,(,l arsity cross ci!Uiitr team did it a :ani for till- second vcar straight. This strong team under the coachn,- of Mr. Griggs. THE team went on to the fmals and did the job. These se en young men are strong and quick, and really know how to work as a well organized team. This goes to show the UONS takeno JIVF!!!! m Road Runners Do It To ' Em Dons Good Start. THE ROAD RUNNER ' J.V s On To Victory A J. V. SCORE BLOCK DONS OPP California Monte Vista Sante Fe Sierra Pioneer La Serna Whittier D. Stewart shows what it takt M. Evans, and E. French hatth- tn place. Varsity Tin- DON round bailers had . ■ssful : thi ■.(irdof 17-S. and making anc.tlii tc.tlicC.l.F. play-offs. rr-sca cm play the DONS captur nd plaee in the tough Lakewood irnainent and were 5-3 over-all. 1 The DONS were led by league standouts Marcus Adams, third year man P loyd Hooper, and Jackie Sanders. Coming in to give the DONS that e tra lift when needed were Luther Acker, Bobbv Seals, Emerson Water, and Lislie Brooks. Over-all the [)( )NS were strong offensivelv as well •h F Marcus Adams DONS 34 7, 7S 46 64 •JS 64 71 67 6 ' ) 34 86 41 68 Whittier n.aSerna MonteVi Santa Fe OPP. 48 Cahfornia Sjerra Whittier Santa Fe LAKFWOOD TOURNAMFN ' F S ) St. Anthonv S8 8S Lakewood 7(1 60 L.B. jordon 64 COVINA FOURNAM FN ' F 74 Blair 4S 53 Fairfax 63 C.I.F. PLAY-OFFS Basketball Takes BOTTOM ROW: . Humphrev, I. Sanders. R. Wilson. B. Seals. W. BIcm , E. Wafer. L. BrnoksTOP ROW: Coach Fenderson. F. Hooper. M. .Adams, D. Pitts. L. .Aeker. R. Hill. K. Lambert. Coach Square. First Place In Whitmount Floyd Hooper Kent Lambert Danny Pitts Bobby Seals Emerson Wafer Coach Fenderson ©4 1 M. Adams snatch.-s t ip troni oppi) League For 1974 D. Pitrs over Santa Fc with, Luther all alone J.V. ' sWith A Successful Season Hard work and a lot of hustle kt ' vnoted the 1973-74 Dominguez j.V. basketball team. Sitting on the J.V ' . bench was coach Webb with last minute preperations and instructions. Encountering a tough season in their second year of Whitmont League Competition, the Dons came out with a 14-0 league record and a 1 7-2 season record. The f.V. ' s defeated such teams as California 63-4S, Sierra 70-30, Monte Vista 72-33, and Pioneer 56 3S. The J.V. Dons were led in scoring by Russell Kirkpatrich with 18 points per game, .Anthony Williams with 15, Robin Robinson 13 points and 14 rebounds per game, Anthony Toles with 12 points, and James Bradley, the leading plav maker during the Coach Webb DONS OPP. 56 GLEEN 34 41 BOSCO 21 47 WEST TORRANCE 45 28 SUNNY HILL 38 47 INGLEWOOD 62 74 CENTENNIAL 43 56 PIONEER 35 63 CALIFORNIA 45 68 SIERRA 49 55 nVHITTIER 32 53 LASERNA 31 72 MONTE VISTA 3i 43 ♦SANTA FE 35 i2 ♦PIONEER 28 56 ♦CALIFORNIA 38 70 ♦SIERRA 30 59 ♦WHITTIER 54 68 ♦SANTA FE 42 82 ♦LASERNA 45 Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: A. Hicks. C. P A. Duncan. 54 CENTENNIAL 50 52 PIONEER 55 66 CALIFORNIA 42 67 WHITTIER 61 55 LASERNA 25 77 MONTE VISTA 4 ' 43 SANTA FE 51 62 PIONEER 69 65 CALIFORNIA 69 58 SIERRA 61 79 WHITTIER 50 55 SANTA FE 28 78 LASERNA 49 72 MONTE VISTA 42 9-5 League 10-5 Over-all season record . 9 SOPHOMORES IN .ALL .ACTION. occer . Alert The Dominguez Dons had one of the ' less impressive ' seasons in soccer at Dominguez. They had been League Champs four years straight; but this year was not yet ail together. The team was made up of four returning lettermen. With Ruben Montez and Victor Preciado as captians. With the strike going on they didn ' t play any games until that was over. The first game was the League opener which was won 4-1 against Cathedral. Yet they finished the season with a 3-2-5 record and tied for second place, which was not enough for C.I.F. we have left are the words 11 next year when the ill be Champs once again. L.Gomez F. Gonzales R. Delacerdo P. Delatorre ' S ' ' - DONS OPP. PALOSVERDAS ROLLING HILLS SOUTH TORRANCE BALDWIN PARK 4 CATHEDRAL 1 SALESIAN 2 BELL GARDENS 2 4 KEEPER 2 SANGABRAL CATHEDRAL SALESIAN 1 KEEPER SANGABRIAL 1 Kuhin tnisaKain tu dribble past 1 DONS kick hard and fa And Ready, With Bottom rem-: | . Kamos. K. Hcrnandfz. R. Dalatc.rn L Comi Middlerow J Martinez. A Ganca, Landaros S Marquez, J. Rosas. Top row; S. Rodriguez. R.Montez.R. Delonev.. I. RodriKu,? A R.imero V Pret.do V [oel - „- ' l .- m A Second Place Ruben attempts to steal the ball while Luis goes to help. . I.l..,k the hall. all and goes for another DON pon BOTTOM ROW: |. Misquez. G, Gonzales, A. Rodrit;ucz. R. RiusTOP ROW: V. Joel. M. Wade Rodr.Kuez. idrlguez. R. Ochoa. R. Martinez. S. Luis attempts a head shot while Armando stands by to help. Ruben awaits the ball before he tries for the goal Wrestling . . . Coordination DONS 17 36 31 21 14 27 VV hit tier Pioneer La Serna Sierra Santa Fe Californi£ OP P. 40 30 43 47 34 hardCuthbe 1 3 lbs. The Dominguez Varsity Wrestling team was weak only in the after the match scores, team-wise as well as individually, the matmen had experience which was needed. The Dons had five men to go to the C.I. F. finals; Steve Juarez-98 lbs, Victor Duarte- n51bs., Donald Hill- 157 lbs., and Richard Cuthbert, 194 lbs. Also, Tony Pule, Heavy Weight, who was a three vear letterman in his division. This year ' s team was mainly made up from lettermen like Pepe Brown, Albert Frazier, Tony Pule, Derek Young, and Raymond Singleton. Some rookies were Steven Smith, Adrean Count, and Tony Compton. Donald Hill in act.. Strength And Endurance ' Jk a- MMi i BVUb Ruk bIh jhIv ' ' lyli |MH NKI [ ' j IhH bH i Hn w B W BOTTOM ROW R Smgelton D H.ll R Miuhrll I PuU R Prrrz R Vaughn SFCONDROW I Choiu I Williams A Frazier S Smith A. Covvartt T Cnmpton I nung THIRD ROW Igr H CaldudI D c.ung R luar,? R Br.mn. Mgr F Patterson FOIRTH R(nV;S. luanv. Made The Dons Steve Juarez c±. 5SiS: J.V s Strive For Victory BOTTOM ROW: V. Dauarte, C. Steven, M. Hughes. A. Cowart, S. Rausel TOP ROW: F. Gambell. F. Caldwell, M. Alester, W. Rice. F. Contreras THIRD ROW: P. Taylor, D. Young. J. Taylor, M. Dixie, C. Derrel, H. Parker, J. Davis, M. Chevalier, C. Stanford Don ' s Get To Second Round In C.I.F. Playoffs Track deals with the basics of human competition. Who can run the fastest? Jump the highest? Throw the furthest? From the Pole Vault to the Mile Relay we see the drama of human competition. Competition in its best form; Track and Field. The 1974 Defending Whitmont League Champion Dominguez Track Team are a brilliant group of athletes. At press time the Track Team has already scored victories over California and Monte Vista. The Varsity team quickly beat Monte Vista ' s Varsity team by a score of 106- 13 and the J V and Sophomore Teams won by similar margins. It looks like the Dominguez Track Team has already cinched their second Whitmont League crown. This team should be commended. For they have taken those long hours of practice and from them made victories. Track: Competition Melvin Hughes gets a good start ( California opponents. Dons take off in front and end In the front. In It ' s Best Form f g vt III w w w w w Varsity Track Team: Kenny Wright, David Irw.n, Keith Hill, Joseph Holmes, Donald Woods, Marvin Singleton, Bob Bycallegari, Robert Martinez. Row 2: Harlan Anderson. Lee Wright. Ray Elder. Andre Taylor, Melvin Taylor, Perry Hawkins, Ricardo Hoskins, Mitchell Macall. Colander Garner, ASA Cowart. Row 3: Gordon Bunn. Orie Benjamin. Tone Pule, Reginald Williams, Billy Turner, Raymond Taylor, Alan Washington. Ronald McGee. 4 — - §m - mm - Keith Hill another long dista ver the hurdles first J.. % V; m Mitchell M, (.-.ill, I, .,s.,tr,.Mh,rri - ' ' j| Field Events Danny Wriglil shot putt a good cli; X Andrew Taylor dicus throw K.nny Wright form like at Donald (Osgood) Hill shows effu shot putting Dons Strong And Quick Ore,- and the [)ons streak on M.V. A streak of Red and Gold Leaning is the ke Open your eves David! Victory: The Mark Gary Wills FIRST PLACE S. Nevels; Last leg but first man m Of Excellence J.V. Track Team Row 1 : Fred Caldwell, Ezra French, Lawcrcnce Kcnnon, John Broussard, Stanley Frazier, Mich Ealwwebrter. Row 2: Fred Gamble, David Stewart, Steve Nevels, Ed Flournoy, Donald Hill. Kenneth Hosley, Kenny Thomas L. Johnson First Over Hurdles. R. Wilson Comes In the Last Lap To VICTORY ' K.Hill First In Mile A Fine Season « i f% f 11 r hr ' % S .y $ r Frosh ' Soph Track Row I : Mclvm Hughes, Michcal Smith. Warren Rice, Larry Johnson. Row 2: Steve Tood, Da Robertson, Michael McAMister, Cjregory Lemons, Norman Hytche. Gordon Bunn About 21 feet. Benjermin, Hoskins, and Holn (COUNTRY) Good Thr Varsity Baseball Dons Display Action Barnes and Bell before practii rv - Chairmin Henry Glen Moon Tim Robinson Weaver fakes a bunt so the Dons base runners can steal C.Henry winds up to pitch. With The Bat And Glove Brooks in for another Don J. Gant slides. SAFE Donald Barnes J.V. Mittmen Displayed Skill And Determination J.V. Baseball Team: Bottom: A. Hicks. |. Hubbard, L. Brown. S. Ravare, H. Sanders. Row 2: E. Irvine, M. Jones, B. Hart, A. Williams, J. Coleman, G. Calloway. Row 3: Coach Kolesa. A. Pitcher. B. Kearns. J. O ' Bannon, S. Nevens, K. Howard, C. Weaver. f 31 illy Ha Jesse ' When you look at the 1974 Dominguez High Varsity Tennis Team, you see quickness, determination, and agilitv. When they go to play a match, they take all of those long hours of practice and bring back victories to Dominguez. They study their style, the game, and their opponents, as they suc- cessfully play the game of Tennis. John Cleveland, Jesse Young, Frank Contreras, Robert Coffey, Joseph Pierson, Joseph Bailey, Herman Wooten, Albert Frazier, and Coach Fenderson deserve a lot of credit for their ability and style. Varsity Tennis Team 9 Joe Baily with his CING SERVE . Style And Determination Joe Baily Robert Coffee Frank Contreras John Cleavcland Albert Frazier Joe Pearson L Ite . ' JS )f T 1 J. Cleaveland with strong fore h ■ flick of the wrist Agility And Quickness J. Pearson sets up to R. Coffey and J. ' oung a good set of doubles partners. J. Cleavland returns a toughs J.V. Netters ' ,. (?,a M-MARIjg lNISHING I Garcia showing form and poise. h 1 ™ Ir M. Chavalire in his set position to return the volley. Patterson quick and aggresi R.Jbranco with a strong ovxt hand GAA: Style and Vh. i ' .v Row I Corrine Morris, Linda Stocker. Sylvia Boulton, Angie Blanton, Bertha Duarte, Mrs Maddy. Row 2 lylccn Choyce, Sheryl Smith, Paula Oliver, Yogi Siler, Vicki Tolliver, Renee Johnson, Brenda Robinson. Row 3 Denise Evans, Elesia Bond, Pam ' Calhnvav, Karlinda Brvant, Svlvia Player, Cynthia Coleman, Gail Casey, Pat Fielder. Denise Logan on her job! Cynthia Coleman :Racke Grace In Action T r Row 1 June Parker. Maria Yolas. Melanie Bro n, Sheri June.. Linda Reed. Row 2 LaTanva Lolli., Carol Ja.kbon. Cha Carmen Mc Zeal. Beverly Smith. Aletha McCoy. Row 3 Gayleon Tyler. Natalie Washington. Shervl Warner. Rosie Tav Jean Simmons. Tanya Thompson, Shree Banner. Mrs. Connedy. vonna James. Fra •. Linda Jackson. Cecile Smith in Action ym ii 44 J ACTIVITIES Now it is the time that you looked at the active members of the student body. Pictured in this SECTION are your student leaders and school organizations. Each person photographed played a vitally important role in the spirit of Dominguez. Each one strived to do his best for his school. Each of these clubs has contributed to the firm foundation on whicli Dominguez is building. They are the tools which have molded the solid ground work we have today, and are shaping the Dominguez High School of future years ... by this we are known. Starting Out From Dominguez DceDeeCharl. Matador High The Soul Train L -adin tin- Mi-ihtv Don Machine this year were the 1 973-74 Letter Girls. Knowing they were the engineers of this dynamic machine made them want to create exotic and (lutstaruHng routines. Angela Hawes. Kim Hicks, Klida Nixon, Missie Searcy, and Regina Williams all contnhuted soul and spirit to the Dominguez MighStud.-iit Body. Dee Dee, [:)ehhie, and D.-hra all mascots at the Home of the El Rancho. When someone spoke of someone GETTING DOWN IN THE PEP ASSEM BLIES they naturally were talking ahout the. magnificent mascots, lliey also huilt up the school morale. Terry Sanders Captain Karen Sn A Twirl And Bounce Our fantastic fla irls and sapient son i ;irls, twi way from Hibbard ' s Summer camp itii spirit ta s, spirit iu is. ai trophies. P iag irl captain . nn Hraxoaiui s(in irl captain Karen Smi were able to keep tiie siiuads mamtaimn a uood, spiriii-d reputation ti school year. iGirlMascf ' TANK ' ) F.x [)o„na Armstrong Captain Ann Br. Carnlvn Br„« nridf;i- Talent In Every Ounce Our idrsin tnotball tram lml.tU turru-ci |olci-UVstbn,oks We Turned It On With Power And Cranked It Up With Might A dynamic, but favorablt- chaiif;!,- tiiok place for the 1 973-74 VARSITY- YELL LEADERS. Conquering spirit within the Student Body was one of their main goals. Captain Joyce Westbrooks and Co.-Captain Betty Felton showed much leadership in leading the school spirit. The JUNIOR VARSITY YELL LEADERS were exceptionally good this schdol year. Captain Dau n Jackson and the rest of the cheerleaders put forth an effort to make us the number one school. John He Yeah, The Mighty Dons Are Really Out Of Sight Captain Cheryl Smith Spinning Around Marjorie Watson The Leaders of It All Drum Major Arthur Frazier Getting it ail together the DOMINGUEZ HIGH SCHOOL BAND was drum major ARTHUR FRAZIER. Leading the band in assemblies, parades, an in football halftimes was his main duties. The female leaders of the band better known as the drur majorettes, contributed fantastic steps to the Funky Strut, Breakdown, or the dominating drum cadence of Big Base. Drum majorettes Janice Craig, Barbara Williams, and Head Majorette Gaynell Bailey led the band with pure ecstasy. Head Drum Ma Gaynell Bai Keepontruckinl.al. Damui, R.ntif,n|,nsprai Si am im A1 J 1 - .1 1 ■Hi - viL j.- Kool ami the.g ne. ' BAM) ROW I Arthur Frazi.T. Drborali DaM . Muhacl H«t -r, R -t;.nal,l Hmu „ R( ) 2 ' ,MaM Mum. k. ,1,,,,. |„l, „.,,„, CI, ( ;b7„r, Donald Huff. Guendolvn V.ric.nt, Phillip Douglas. Althca FrazR-r, Sharon Shau , ln U illiain. Rl ) i R -inaUI U , I.Hinrl Peoples. Rosilvn Walker. Debra Moon. Lmda Vincent. Alfred Scaife. Garv Wills. Kevin Hill. Sheri I .Sluiu . F.arl Smith. Cr.iu ford. ROW 4 Dale Robertson. [amesGant. Dannv Wright. Brian Woodard. lohnathan Hunn. Steven Waslmmton. Mr. Dominguez Soul Unlimited (iLi ' ri- sitting in a pep asscmbU. uaitina for something to happen. SuddenK ou hear the beat of drums in the background, and as that beat gets louder, ou notice the people around you dancing to that beat, and )U know that the Dominguez Senior High School Band ha; arrived. Manv other schools have uniforms and can ' t pla at all. Our Band is the opposite, although they have no uniforms, when the Band plavs (iu can see the reason why thev earned the award. 1st Place Marchint Band in the Compton Parade. At football games. .Assemblies, and at parades, whenever the Band passes by, ou can still feel the beat, hear the music, and visualize the steps. The Band is headed bv Mr. Patterson. Drum Major- .Arthur Frazier, D rum Maiorettes- Barbara Williams, (iavnell Bailev, [anice Carig, and Drill Sergeants-Reginald Brown, .Alfred Scaife, Brian Woodard and Carl Crawford. With their leadership and the spirit of the entire Band, the Dominguez Senior High School .Marching Band is an Institution that will last foreverl Hip Transfusion of Soul And Spirit Cynthia Caldwell Rochclli- ' an Bur. DHi EDITOR-IN-CHIF.F KENNETH TERRELl Determination For A Successful Goal The 1973-74 yearbook staff portraits much determination towards a successful goal. Each member of the staff applies his own ideas and abilities to arrive to a substance known as a yearbook. There was n.ver a dull moment m the VA Espejo staff room during the school year. In their small room at the end of a lonely hall, staff members worked not only in class periods but also before and after school in order to produce the best yearbook ever on the Rancbo. .Almost anywhere vou could find a staff mem either taking pictures or checking out locations for annual pictures. I ' he result lies here in this 1973-74 El Espejo. nt The El Reflejo Staff Dtjnna ArmstrotiE Ed.tor-ln-Chii-f Hvacinth Moore FrontPage Editor Patr.cia Hickmon Feature Page Editor Prints Our News El Rcflcjo News Reporter: i-CI,iet „ni.i,lts Front Page Edi Editorials, Fashions, Interviews, Sports, and Student Government are issues which are usually seen in the El Reflejo. The Newspaper is published and distributed on our school campus. ADVISOR Mr. Jordan EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Donna Armstrong FRONT-PAGE-EDITOR Pat Hickman EDITORIAL lohn Cleveland FE.ATURE PAGE Hvacinth Moore PHOTOGRAPHS ' Harold Taylor LAYOUT EDITOR Derrick McDaniel EXCHANGE Tommy Escobar Editor Oonna Armstron}; yoes over Tommy ' s report. ] First Semester A.S.B. President -tMjHtjJohn Cleveland. L Second Semester A.S.B. President Carl Ray Jones HvacinthMno The Producers Behind the Stage Functioning for best interests of the student body at all times, Student Cabinet officers made the student government the voice of the people. Most of the year, they endeavored to co-operate with the school officials in making the DON campus the best in the area. The Senate was composed of all club presidents, the A.S.B. Secretary, and the A.S.B. Vice-President. They met on the average of two times a semester when all school problems were discussed. Sylvia Wavff r ..-. Woodard. IRST SEMESTER SENATE ROW 1 Will k ' llliams, Brian Woodard, Carl Crawford, Cvn t ' estbrooks, Albert Frazier. Candy King. Cher Felton ROW 3 Jesse Young, Denise Eva g, Trudy Bovkin,Toni White n Starks. Gail Mitehell, Kenneth Terrell, Kenne ,a Caldwell Maheal Me (jrau ROW 2 Joyce 5mith [oanVaugn Mitheal Ctievaliez, Vana Lh , PatriLia HiLkmon Hsaunth Moore, Donna SECOND SEMESTER SENATE ROW 1 Anthon yic Graw, William Starks, Kenneth Terrell, Paul Pal Brown, Denise Evans, Jesse ' oung, Gail Michell, Sh 1. John Cleveland, Mi ion, Regina Williams ROW 2 Reginald , lackson, Toni White FIRST SEMESTER HOUSE OF REPRESENTA I IVt b ROW 1 Cheryl Glacier Sandra Allen Karen Smith Gvven Stephens Elesi Young ROW 2 Dtnise Evans Fa kie Beamon Joan Vaughn Sylvia Wayfe MrIuIIi leuis Adnennt [euil Deborah DaMs Angela Haweb Kim Hic Candv King Hvaonth Moore Danlta W ilhs VanaLlovd Patricia Hlckm Boykin Donna Armstrong ROW 4 William Starks Paul Patterson Dianit rd C thiaCalduell Michael Me Craw KenncthT.rr.il Kenneth Willi; Bond Laurie Howard. Reginald Brown. Toni White, Jess Albert Frazier. Wynter Burdette. Windy Kinsey, s ROW 3 Lisa Williams, Betty Felton, Joyce Westbrooks, n Gail Casey, Sharon Shaw, Michelle Thomas, Trudy Latham, Gail Mitchell, Vickie Stewart. Daphane Lithv Davis, Che Unity Withheld. . . In House of Representatives SECOND SEMESTER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1 Sandra Allen, Karen Smith, Reginald Brown, Gwen Stephens, Cheryl Glazier, Dorothy Davis. Denise Evans. Rita Johnson. Carmen Hughes. Lori Howard. Vivian Storay. Ernest Hall. Malinda Russell. Vickie Roberts ROW 2 (esse Young. Benita Gill. Toni White. Vickie Tolliver. Elida Nixon. Paul Patterson, Albert Frazier, Donald Barnes, William Starks, Dorothy Davis, Donna Armstrong, Victoria Corbett, Adrienne Jewell, Michelle Lewis, Kim Hicks, Maria Villahermosa ROW 3 Angela Hawes, Sharon Shaw, Gregory Bell, Joe Holmes, Tina Vercher, Denise Frazier, Candy King, Julie Carey, Gail Mitchell, Vannessa Tomlin, Vikie La Treas Steward, H yacinth Moore. Karla Yolas. Kenneth Terrell. Joan Vaughn, Althea Frazier ROW 4 Tina Vercher, Renate War. Greg Brooks. Donald Hill. Damon Rentie, Gordon Bunn. William Blow. Standley Smith. Ronald Madison. John Cleveland. MIcheal Mc Graw, Tony Rutfin. Vana Lloyd. Melvin Taylor. Keith Terrell The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES consisted of representatives from each of the grades. They met twice each year to discuss major school events. The general purpose of the Dominguez Chapter of the C.S.F. is to give recognition to students who maintain a high scholastic average in their grades. Those who maintain an A or B average, not including physical education, are eligible for membership. Each year a Scholaship Award night is held. At this time members of C.S.F. are honored and they receive their pins, which are symbolic of life membership in the Federation. ALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION FIRST SEMESTER ROW 1 Patricia Fielder, Gail Mitchell, Miches Ic Graw, Sylvia Jeferson, Shirley Jackson ROW 2 Ana Jeter. Jesse Young. Reginald Brown. Dee Dee Charles, Michelle ackson, Danita Willis. Jackie Williams, Donna Lee. Dora Burchette ROW 3 Anastasia Burchette, Laurie Howard, Elesia lond, Valerie Faler, Hyacinth Moore, Vickie Corbett, Brcnda Duncan, Nicole La Rea, Donna Armstrong, Adrienne Jewell, alerie Vaughn ROW 3 Regina Williams, Howard Suoler. Vanessa Tomlin. Sylvia Player, Albert Frazier, Kenneth William: ,a Mont Miller, John Cleveland, Lisa Cooley. Kenneth Terrell, Albert Hill, William Starks, Elida Nixon, Jesse Killer, larcia Shepard nd The California Scholarship Federation ALlFORNI A SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION SECOND SEMESTER ROW 1 Lenita Tolliver, Laune Howard. Patricia •lelder, Albert Cheah, AdnenTie Jewell, Ignacia Martinez, Gwen Stephens, Dora Curchette, Marcy Placial, Tom White ROW 2 Jackie Villiams, Anastasia Burchette. Valerie Vaughn, James Gant, Darlene Mc Pherson, Vikie Corbett, Danita Willis, Vickie Tolliver, Jesse ' ourig. Senora Clark ROW 3 Albert Hill, Sylvia Player, William Starks, Daphane Andrews, Alfredo Alvarez, John Cleveland, Micheal Ac Graw, Albert Frazier, Patricia Hickmon, Alfredo Perez, Elesia Bond Organization And Discipline Describes The ROW 1 loseph Bntt, Herman W.n.trn, Han.ld Tavlcr ROW 2 Su-vi-n Martin F lm„ W ukmon Frank Contm-as ROW 3 Rnbirt S.iriani., H.m ard Caldu i-ll, Bvrnn Issac, Dwain Hales Vutor Buford ROW 1 RnsieTaitano Jacku Bragg Pamiltc.n A.ul.rs.m, Katl, Pcnick ROW 2 Geraldine Finnev. Standli-v PatterM)n lohn All. n Chun Me Call. ll.-.„ Clmv.r ROW 3 Kenneth Hoslcv. Brando Piggee, ArtisClav BeniammDaM .ROW4 lohnTavL.r, llaml.K lanihlr, Brian Blair. Leonard Lee, Laierel Holluuav Durr. II Chest, r Wnn ' ou look at th.s fool reading Distinguished Looking R O T C (n ' 1 I,- ,-l Mourr, Wavne Ifftcrsnn. Carl Johnson. Arvelle Callcnvav ROW 2 Mitchell Mc C. avnc Vic Gee. Paul Moore, Bob Sm.th. Paul Garcia ROW 3 lessie Stephens. Steven Rachal. Ar Jiddlespringer. Frank .Milner. Norman Hvtche. .Michael Hooper. Steve .Moananu Walking along singin ' Hit !lt.lJ ♦♦«• ' V low 1 Terrv Evans, lessie Soxano ROW 2 [ulius Hal Vatson ROW 3 Keith Caldwell, Helen Haves, Brenda Rob, tow 4 lames Bennett. Johnnv Scott, Ravmond Watson. Trudy Chn . ' errv Philips Las Chinas and Los Charros ilk ROW 1 BenitaCj.ll er stal Rigg.ns Iaria Pm? Kan n Smith S l ,a Irttrrsnn ROW 2 Br. nda Robinson. Laurie H.mard. KimHak-, Donna Armstrong lov.i VV , stbrooks 1 riids Bo kin Kkit I nlliMr Gail R.m les Gloria Garca ROW ,? Rosa Sakrdo H acinthMoori V man IartiTU7 AgmsP.ppirs Rigina U illiams Gail Iitehell Mary Ann Libers. Winrssa Tomli Sli.llev(jr«n Br. nda Duncan Tia Garcia adds a simple ch to a beautiful float. Are Gettin ' It On One of the biggest honors a student at I)i)tiiin ;uez could receive is to he accepted for membership for the LosCharrosorthe Las Chinas. These two clubs are the honor service ortianizations. Ihe members work in tlic Library, usher at assi-inblics, sell spirit ta s, and many other services too numerous to mention. ' Lo become a member, sifiii-ups are held at the end of the year for i|ualified juniors. Lhe junior must show that he or she is qualified by showing what he has done in the past two years at Dominguez. Resides providing service as a member of the club. The Los Charros and Las Chinas also provide service through other clubs and athletic teams they belong to. l os Charros and Las Chinas, truly one of the most prestigious ni t amzations on campus. 41 ' ' LOS CH.ARROS Bottom Row; Rfgmald Bnmn, Frank Cnntra foung Row 2; Fred Purvis, .Albert Frazier, Paul Patterson, Ken Starks, Row 3; Gregorv Bell, Derrick McDaniel. . licheal Mc Ci Kenneth Williams, Donald Hill. Donald Barnes Laif. Chri.(, rui I.rrv Ioore,Jesse lames Gant Daxid Iisquez William ule [ohn Cle eland Mormon Scruggs, The Perf orminp; Artists As vf look back on 1973-74, one of tin- clubs that will stay in our mind is tlu- Intt-rnational Thespian Society. The Thespian Society is an International organization with chapters in about every high school in the United States. To become a Thespian is an honor. .As a thespian, you are recognized as one to the outstanding actors in your school, community, and nation. To become a Thespian at Dominguez, the candidate must audition, The Thespian Review- Board meets and decides on the final candidates, from there, comes the Initiation Week. Finally, the formal ceremony where the candidate is svs-orii in as a thespian. ' i ' ou see the finished product, a seasoned performer, ready to perform drama or comedv. At assemblies. Lunch Box Theatres, night performances, and lunch time performances, the students of Dominguez have had the pleasure of watching the International Thespian Society. ■LaSernaHigh.S.li.M.I « - r. ■••■.--i||iat4,,j, thTe: JoeV, ?r ' Ruthir Patterson Nominees for La Serna High School Homecom.nK Qi Drama, Join Hands, Stage Crew and TH E Y TEENS are active ,n tlie community as well as being active at Dominguez. By participating in activities, sponsoring dances, and raising money, the Y Teens have shown their involvement on campus. THE DRAM A CLUB has set the pace for the fund raising activities for this year. With one thousand dollars in their treasury and many candy sales, bake sales, tag sales, and sucker sales, the Drama Club has shown that it is a power to be reckoned with. Besides raising money, the Drama Club also is working on presenting the play, Alice In Wonderland. They will tour all of the elementary schools, junior high schools, and high schools, finishing their tour at the California Children ' s Theatre Conf.-rence in V h( thtr It Is raising money or ptrtorming piavs, tin Drama Club has shown that the have acheived ll ll 11 u ,. ROW 4 [) ■l•: a„ . 1 lir. ndaOrco. MonKaTcmli Ut-nise Fr I 1 a Williams Sandra Wafer Jossalvn W, I). ris Sanders Carolyn Williams. Svlvia P i.ki Llovd, X rtnn.Pam ' Harri . Jail Casey, Bi le.TgeDeal.Ga ght. Porcha Mc I nthia Caldwell ancv Calhoun, is. ROW 3 Shirley ■enda Richardson, il Mitchell, Gee, Pam Harris, , Craig Jordon, DRAMA CLUB ROW 1 Wendy Kinstv Ton. W hlU lessu ' l oung lanlce Pratt, Terry Moore. Helen Wright, Ronald Pr Ricardo Coulter, Sharon Carmack ROW 2 Linell Turner Renate Ware Joan Vaughn, Kenneth Terrell, Arthur Frazier, Linda Vincent, Joe Vincent, Deborah Dais Da is Peanut Alk n W illiam Stark ROW 3 Glenda Chambers, Ruthie Patterson. Faye Richardson, Cheyonne Darby, Yolanda Siler Geori.. D. il R x he 11, in Bun n Paula Oliyer, Debra Mosby Mosley, Marjorie Watson, Albert Frazier ROW 4 MichealMcGrau iinBrn C 1 tin H nnmonds, Anthony Ruffin. Betty Walker, Rodericl Fox c, Kent Lambert, Reginald Williams Alma Hamm nl KonthUilliim Paul Patterson, Gail Mitchell Y Teens Are a Part Of The Big ' ' D ' Aurthur Fraz lite.TerrvMc , R(,v Brow R( U Lambrrt th Terrell, Antho STAGE CREW In Drama tlurt- are the actors on stage recitinf; lines and there are a group of people who work backstage to make sure that every technical aspect of the play comes works correctly. These people are known as the stage crew. Besides working backstage at Drama performances, the Stage Crew works at the Talent Show, sets up chairs and the stands for all of the assemblies, and the Stage Crew takes an active part in all of the schools activities. JOIN HANDS The purpose of this club is to unite all peoples, of all races, of all religions. They live up to this purpose by visiting other schools in the Whitmont League and having those schools visit Dominguez. When these people f rom other schools leave Dominguez, they are throughly impressed. This is because the Join Hands Club gives them a true-to- life picture of Dominguez. They show the bad and the good side of the school and let the visitors make their own decision. The Join Hands Club also are involved with sales, helping out other clubs with tag sales, and many other activities throughout the year. ■ 1 DebraGarvev, Roy Brown. Carl lohnson. Helen Wrmlit,- ' l„ni WInte R( )W 2 lessc Vuung, Frank Contera., Sharon ack, Brenda Green, Ven.da Beamon, Paula Oliver. Melinda Cireen, Lvnell Turner, Janice Pratt, Nooshea Mobasser, Eva ilez. Ronald Pruitt ROW 3 Laufina Walker, Wendy Kinsey, Brenda Richardson, Rochelle Van Buren, Yolanda Siler, Peanut Kim Hicks, Deborah Davis, Chris Garcia, Gloria Garcia, Joan Vaughn ROW 4 Deborah Mosley, Fred Purvis, Vana Lloyd, ;e Deal, Renate Ware. Dorothy Davis, Paul Patterson, Josef Britt. Linda Vincent, Regina Williams, Shelley Green, Hyacinth L-, Kashus Perona, Jesse Oragon, Chevonne Darby ROW 5 Aurthur Frazier, William Blow, Kenneth Williams, Michael ■aw, Anthony Ruffin, Byron Issac, James Moore, John Celevland, Roderick Foxx. Ann Bravo. Gail Mitchell, Sabrina Robins, im Starks, Albert Frazier F, pr - sinL; their stlidiil spirit through chi-i-rs. ur.n c. and i rcati iTiess were the fdlliiw Hit; ilubs; MuimiHni and Kawnini, Modrn Dance, Pep Club, and Bodster Club. They portrayed spirit by participating in various acti ities gi en bv other clubs on campus. The acti ities for which they participated in were football games, assemblies, and dress contests. These clubs are sponsored by the following dedicated teachers of tlie Dominguez faculty; Mrs. Dudlev, Mrs. Furlow. and Mr. Tomei. CRF ll l MODI R U- CLROW 1 loan VauEhn. Pam Harris ROW 2 Gwendnlvn in, . nt 1 irl„.r.il, U illiams Lon Perkins, Mona Ross. Doris Hunbcr ROW 3 Donna Stuttles, [ ,-,- |)r,ll,.,rl.., lun. Oeene Lvnctte Simmons. leri Sprewell. Candv Stanford, Gail Casev. Kavi- lacks,.!!. K( ) 4 Dal, Woods Darlecn Lov,-, Carmcllia White, LisaCiolev. Cheryl Wrig EariineConh ' N. PaiTiil! I ivlor la.kie White Spirit Portrayed Through MUMULINI AND K.AWNINI CLUB ROW I MissFu June Greene, La Tonva, Dianne Dickson, Walter Mc Nea Tavlor, Denise Fra7i,.r, WilM.ims Rr!dL--s, ( nven Reitz, Ai RaShelle, Hubbanl, l.i.n R. Lin, . ( ■|!,■r I Ur!.jl,i R( ) Perona. Denise Da. i W illimi Si.,, k.. ]■ ir,l l ' ,in i, S..,.i.i MeridaCrudup, R.i. ii.l I ,,„l.., 1 m...,. ' I,..,!.!!,, C1,,„1,-, II Daniel. Michael Mc i .r.iu , Gail Mit, li,ll, K,M.i,tl. W .lli.i riow. Colin Hardestv, Svlvia Boltaon. Mona Ross, Dee Dee Charles, Deborah Brelanc I, Donna Suttles, Cathv Brooks, .Althea Mc Cov. Nora Mc Dowell ROW 2 Pamela idr.-xv , Brend,, (ireen, Fave [ackson, Pam Harris, Melinda CIreen. A.,th,.nia Howard, 1 W .11., rt Hr,  ton, Candv King. Gail Casev. Rosie Tavl,.r. C.in.h St.inl,.rd. Kashus [ i,,„„ I, l,,.. I,, SI.epard, Lois Bragg. Tudv Clav ROW 4 l ' ,,„l P.,tt,rs,.n. Paul Higgin ,„,!, .t . 1 ,.., (. ,„,lev. Walter Walker, Maurice Pogues, ( ir,t;„rv |,.l,i,s,.n. Derrick Mc BOOSTKR CIAB [),bnrah Vaughn, Candv Stan.lford. ll,-.-n Clinviv. Phvlis Barnes. Pamela I ' avl..r, Michelle imnK, Jackie White. Lisa Cooley. Cail Casey Grace, Creativeness And Cheers PEP CLU B ROW 1 Maria Mc Kinnev. Mrs. Dudley. Denise Evans ROW 2 Michelle Thomas Michelle G lackie Seward. Sharon Hatter. Merida Crudup, Elesia Bond, Candv Standford ROW 3 Danita W ilhs (jail Casev Ri White. Leslie Morris, Darlene Scott. Tina Vercher, Shelia Brav, Danatte Guiton lacquline V. illiams ROW 4 Peycv Mixon, Monica Terrell, Cathv Knight. Porchia. Sandra Wafer, Th.rsia Marshall Mane Puritorv Marv S.haes Rochelle Ward, Ava Jeter have spirit, how abo Visions of Creativity !• •■ jKaF.- ' - r B THE SPEECH TEAM participates in tournaments with schools all over Southern California. The members of the team prepare their own presentations in catagories like Original Oratory, Expository, Humorous and Dramatic Interpretation. They receive trophic; medals, certificates, and ribbons for their efforts. ( )iuc a person has received twenty five points, he can h( mine a member of the National Korrnsic League. This league recognizes the most proficient speakers in the nation. SPEECH TEAM ROW I Ceclle Smith, Shirley laclcson, [esse Young ROW 2 Reginald Brown, Jaqueline Williams. Candy King, Cheryl Shaw, Veronica Harris. Elesia Bond, Dorothy Davis ROW 3 Kathv Shaw. Sylvia Player. .Anthony Hill, Kennet! Terrell. John Clevelanu, Fred Purvis, Shelly Green. Tanya Thompson, Hyacinth Moore Memories Are Here To Stay THE CREATIVE WRITING STAFF produces a magaziru ' of a differnt format. This magazine spotlights the works of the students at Dominguez. You could find poetry, short stories, essays, and much more in this magazine. These works are the original works of the students, which makes the Creative Writing Magazine even better. Marv Stevens Editor Ken Terrell Publicity Head Merida Crudup Publicity Head Hvacinth Moore Staff THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA promote a better appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. Through Foods Class, Clothing, and Home Crafts the students learn more about homemaking. FH A ROW 1 r)aru-tte Guiton. Andrea Lollis, Helen Lee ROW 2 Rita Jackson. Donna Ticey. Lillv Escobar. Kim Barney ROW 3 Cheryl Braxton. Nona Stevens. Yvonne Willis. Geraldine Finney Loretta Owens ROW 4 TheresaMarshall. lulie Carev. Wanda La Fourclie, Renee Hi Pam Ward. Kim Franks. Chervl Smith FH A member Wanda La Furche nominee tor Homecoming Queen Imagination And Creativeness — 1 Upi HMBi v H Htp MADRKi 1.S TOP R( ) S Im.. I ' I.i ,t. Joseph Spears. D.-mim- L..i;.i... C.irtu-lius Stn.nK. Carol Charles Graham, EstraHta VVi Saundrj 1. an,l. r St.-v r Sims, John WilK. Ru krv Trotfr, Kenneth Hosh-v. Paula Thompson ms. BOTTOM ROW CharlesGraham Kettin ' down on . ]N ' T NO JUSTICE ' MODERN DANCE ROW 1 Sheha Ruhev, ShelU Creen. I )ehra Brela.ul, Celestine Hamm.inds. P, Harris, Sharon Powell. ROW 2 liertha W.lluuns, Barbara Kirton, Denise Bon Lynette Smimons. Dee Dee Charhs. Kun H.irn, • . ROW 3 Leilani Villanherm Lisa Coolev, Sharon Vercher, Katliv ( 1 ladlv , BOTTOM ROW Vannessa Cornelius, Karen Barnes In A Song And Dance 1 ' £ f. GOSPEL SOUL CHOIR ,, , , . r u -u ,j n i ROW 1 Debra Garvcy. Stephanie Farly, Edneda Lewis, Vana Lloyd. Uebra L hilds, Carl Smith ROW 2 Miss Conedy, Beverly Reed, Yolanda Lewis, Jackie Maddox, Lenita Tolliver, Lyhelle Byone ROW 3 Lott Lowery. Alvin Grover, Darrell, Daniel Phillips, Jessie Stephens. Dominguez Sr. high is very proud of their music department. Many fine programs were enjoyed by the students and their parents this year. The various singing and dancing groups such as the ACAPELLA CHOIR, GOSPEL CHOIR, MADRIGALS, MIXED CHORUS, and MODERN DANCE proved to be at their best this year as they entertained at many on and off campus programs. Some of these were the Christmas Program, Pop Concerts, and of course the PTA meetings. These groups are sponsored by Mrs. Fisher, Miss Hunter, and Mrs. Conedy. MIXED CHORUS ROW 1 Julie Jones, Aquanette Richards, Raven Brents, Darlene Flournev. Patricia Cumby, Miss Hunter ROW 2 Casey Bard, Romona Cosme, Yolanda Madison. Nath Finnev, Annette Shorter, Jean Simmons, Darlene Speignts, Mary Naves ROW 3 Mo Kelly, Antoinette Lewis, Pat Burson, Alvin Grover. Danny Mc Dowell. John Davis, Gerald Williams, Dwavne Wilbert, Judy Tait ACAPELLA CHOIR ROW I Kathv Penick. Michelle (jarrett. Pat Faletaulsala Moanana, Candida English Keep your head to space atmosphe: There ' ll Be No ■gfttin It tiigel LAS CHICANOS UNIDOS ROW 1 Ruth Mendez. Sally Cisncros, Teri Martinez, Pat Martinez, Christine Gonzles, Mary Ann Rivera, Estella Lara, Yolanda Gonzales ROW 2 Diana Gutierrez, Gloria Orozco, Rosa Rivera, Bertha Duarte, Maria Linares, Maria Nava, Rosa Rios, Terrie Perales, Ester Perez ROW 3 Gloria Garcia, Carmen Barbosa, Bobby Anoya, Gloria Loza, Gloria Martinez, Delores Gutierrez, Howard Trujillo, Ellen Rivera, Rosie FRENCH CLUB ROW 1 Michael McGr Melinda Green, Marvis Jefferson, Lisa Ro Candy King, Joe Vincent, Darlene Mc Phe Corbett, Albert Frazier, George Deal, Keni Shaw William Starks, Sylvia Jefferson ROW 2 Eva Gonzales, Brenda Gr Dora Burchett ROW 3 Dorothy Davis, Vicki Llovd, Frank Contre n, lesse Young, Frankie Suddeigh ROW 4 Shelly Green. Reuben Love. Vi, h Williams, Paul Henry. Gail Mitchell, Ken Terrell, Paul Patterson, Che One of the members of the Spanish Club members, takes pnde in displaying her native costume. Peace Without All Men As One ,, Susan Saavetra ROW 4 Ismael Morales, Eva jlez, Frank Contreras, Rosemary Montoya, Lilly ar, Elva Gutierrez, Lucy Flores, Lupe Pantoja, da Morales, Charles Gettler, Michael Beltran, Chris a ROW 5 Rosa Saledo, Vivian Martinez, Judy lolme, Ignacio Reyes, Alfred Alvarez, Mike Lopez, Joe juez, Leonard Camarena, Bobby Gonzalez, Raymond 0, Diane Guerena, Jess Vasquez Pride FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUB The French and Spanish clubs are for foreign interest students. The members of these clubs are not required to have one of these language classes. The members must ha e interest in the cultural environments of these clubs. Advisors are Mrs. Ichikavva Frencii and Mr. Cambell Spanish. SPANISH CLUB ROW I Lupe An Gonzalez, Bertha Muniz, Rosa Gonz Marie Amador. Celerino Mendoza, I Glazier, Rita Neuble ROW 4 Rigo H Melinda Green, Sergio Marquez. Alej Moore. William Starks. Alfredo Garci Joseph P,er th Williams. Albert Fr IMitchen. MarciaShepard. InsW Maria waits while others make preperations for Spanish Club float. -i t m 4  -!•• : - MHP ' U JWMsKn Ui pi m til -J i. J 1 1 11 y. 1 m H ijr-.s - m : . W SH ' .9 U , ' ■ Missi •affida ' S( A-i V m ■ -S,- : And Her Court Princess Jackie Bragg Princess Rita Clark Princess Sharon Green Princess Denise Newhouse Looking Back MISS AFRO DOROTHY [)AV1 MR. AFRO PK RRV HAWKINS DON TRUCKERS Successful Days ACTIVrilFS EDITORS KIM HICKS AND MARjORIE WATSON Career Assistance Program The Career Assistance Program is a program which provides classroom and workshop Technical Training for high school Juniors and Seniors and operates as a cooperative effort between the Compton Unified School District and the McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company. Courses, which are held at the company site, have been selected to provide instruction and training in business and technical areas normally not covered within the regular school curriculum and are designed to better equip High school students for employment after graduation. STANDING LEFT TO RIGH T: Mr. Kirner, McDonald Douglas Corp.. P. Oliver, C. Myers, V. Mortinez, J. Hai Gonzalez, J. Prudholem, C. Darby. Mr. Guyer Coordinator C.. ' .P. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Gonzales. J. Castornia, V. Harris, C. Oree, M. Jefferson, M. ViUahermosa, G. Morlas. %% 1 , s,,av ' „-;,, nni lc cd Bi«ie, Couut - C« «, sponici ;U ' _ Ik M,a ,m ' •D,:,,U ■u ' ilil:i !. C ' :,w:y n f,u 6„ck C. cU a CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT; Mr. Guver, V. Martinez, J. Hart, C. Darby SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Smyers, J. Prudholme J. Castorena getting ready for Class Officers And Library Aides lior Class Off ?srtfent Candi Staf ;r President Jackie Beamon So r ' -tar Lisa Williams Trea.irerCvnthia Caldwell Natalie Knox, hard at NV(,rk! Kart-n is always concerned about the seniors. Index BOARD OF TRUSTEES Baker, Maiy Lee 14 Correa, Manuel 14 Handy, WendeU T. 14 Roach, Lewis W. 14 Smith, Berrte R. 14 Wilson, Juanita 14 SUPERINTENDENT Kennedy, Curtis 14 Gregory, Robert 24 Griffin, Evelyn 22 Grubb, Gayle 18 Haack, Jean 22 Hanks, Elain 27 Harman, Lester 21 Harold, Judy 27 Hayes, Doris 22 Henry, Lt. Col. Andrew 25 Huebner, Carol 22 Hunter, Janet 26 Ichikawa, Dorothy 17 Zenoff, Alan 18 SECRETARIES Brown, Naomi 28 Crane, Othello 28 Guberman, Ann 28 Honerkamp, Betty 28 James, Marcella 28 Jones, Earl 28 Marshall, Frances 28 MiUer, Ellen 28 MuUis, Mary 28 Sizemore, Beulali 28 PRINCIPAL Kerry, Wynola 15 COUNSELORS Barmore, Eugene 16 Gross, Amy 16 Doyle, Dorothy 28 Kennedy, Kermit 16 Milanez, Mercier 16 Poole, Gus 16 Vanderheyden, Terance 16 Al-Khayat, Amir 19 Barnes, Bessie 27 Barron, Richard 18 Brennick, Dee 22 Brown, Martin 22 Brown, Mose 20 Rummel, William 1 Cadieux, Fred 22 Cambre, David 18 Campbell, Eleanor 18 CampbeU, Robert 17 Chan, Edward 19 Cigliano, August 27 Conedy, Naddie 24 Deleon,Jess 19 Dhaliwal, Suendra 21 Doyle, Gloria 27 Dudley, Johnnie 22 Fenderson, Hugh 24 Fischer, Louise 24 Furlow, Gloria 22 Gaschen, Fred 29 Geraghty, Barbara 2 Godsell, Joseph 22 Goldberg, Jackie 18 Goodall, Robert 18 Granger, Gil 27 Gray, Sherry 24 Green, Daisy 20 196 Green, Gloria 27 Jackson, Etta 20 Jaramillo, Augustin 20 Jones, Gloria 22 Jordan James 22 Lim, Thomas 24 Luke, Kathleen 22 McCracken, WiUiam Maddy, Jan 24 Majors, Hazel 26 Midkiff, Ruth 26 Monti, Joe 18 Parry, Fred 23 Patterson, Dennis 26 Pearlman, Leslie 27 Peters, Andrea 23 Pyles, James 24 Rich, John 18 Rosemthal, Greg 18 Ruff, Fern 17 Schillings, Pat 23 Schmidt, Phyllis 23 Scott, Deloris 20 Secord, Christine 23 Session, Richard 21 Smith, Patricia 23 Square, Lawrence 24 Stokes, Haywood 21 Thomas, Sylvester 21 Thomas, Ann 23 Thomas, Sgt. Theion Threlkeld, Marvin 21 Tomei, Richard 18 Tremble, Leonia 26 Vaughn, John 21 Webb, Ernest 19 Whitley, Billie 21 Woods, Cynthia 24 Workman, Fred 26 Wyatt, Mildred 19 CAFETERIA WORKERS Cunnigan, Doreen 28 Edwards, Neva 28 Gilstrap, Pearl 28 Hood, Johnnie 28 Pitts, Emma 28 Rycraft, Jean 28 Scott, Evelyn 28 WUson, Edna 28 NURSE Bostwick, Barbara 29 LIBRARIAN Shorer, Lawrence 29 Ackerson, Gilbert 33 Aguilai, Sylvia 33 Alexander, Saundra 33 Allen, Sandra 33 Allen, Walter 33 Alvarado, Minerva 33 Anderson, Steve 33 Anderson, Yvonne 33 Aragon, Jesse 34 Armstrong, Donna 34 Atchison, Cheryl 34 Alexander, Audie 34 Austs, Phillip 34 Avant, Sabrina 34 Bailey, Joseph 35 Baiser, Edward 35 Barnes, Donald 35 Barnes, Michele 35 Barron, Nathaniel 35 Beamoan, Venida 35 Beaumont, Derrick 35 Bell, Cheryl 35 Bell, Vickie 26 Bemjamin, Gloria 36 Bias, Linda 36 Billinger, Susette 36 Blackshear, Angela 36 Boswell, Sylvia 36 Boutte, Debra 36 Bowser, Daryle 36 Boykin, Kathy 37 Bradley, Dy ' Ane 37 Bradshaw, Lavondel 37 Bravo, Ann 37 Breland, Deborah 38 Britt, Josef 38 Brown, Carolyn 38 Brown, John 38 Brown, Mary 38 Brown, Reginald 38 Brownridge, Carolyn 38 Buford, Victor 38 Buggs, Judy 38 Burdette, Wynter 38 Caldwell, Howard 38 Calhoun, Nancy 38 Carmack, Sharon 38 Carnngton, Adrienne 38 Carson, Diane 38 Carter, Audery 39 Charles, Deedee 39 Chiles, Cassie 39 Clark, Delores 39 Cleveland, John 39 Coffey, Robert 39 Combs, Rhonda 39 Conedy, Victor 39 Conleton, Lee 39 Contreras, Frank 39 Cook, Valarie 39 Crawford, Carl 39 Crigs, Bernard 39 Croft, Patricia 39 Crudup, Merida 39 Cuthbert, Richard 39 Daniels, Sheldon 40 Davis, Cynthia 40 Davis, Deborah 40 Davis, Dorthy 40 Davis, Elondia 40 Davis, Ernest 40 Davis, Gail 40 Davis, Joan 40 Davis, Kathy 40 Davis, Terrel 40 Davison, Cynthia 40 Davison, Frances 40 Deal, George 40 Delaheussaye, Gregory Dennis, Joyce 41 Dennis, Ricky 41 Diaz, Rosemary 41 Dorado, Yolanda41 Douglas, Phil 41 Douglas, Timothy 41 Duncan, Brenda41 Dykes, Diano41 Dykes, Donna 41 Edgar, Jacqueline 41 Escobar, Tommy 41 Eudave, Lupe 41 Evans, Denise Renee 42 Faison, Portia 42 Farris, Sandra 42 Felton, Betty 42 Ferguison, Robin 42 Ford, Regina 42 Foreman, Ronald 42 Foster, Marie 42 Fraco, Anna 42 Frazier, Albert 42 Freeman, Cathy 42 French, Ezra 42 Gant, James 43 Garcia, Eileen 43 Garcia, Gloria 43 Gardner, Sheena 43 German, Vanessa 43 Gill, Benita 43 Gillespie, Veronica 43 Gonzalez, Richard 43 Green, Aura 43 Green, Cherilyn 43 Green, Shelley 43 Griffin, Anthony 44 Griggs, Steven 44 Gutierrez, Eddie 44 Gutierrez, Elva 44 Guzman, Susan 44 Hales, Dwain 44 Hall, Dlora 44 Hall, Ernest 44 Hammonds, Cellestine 44 Harper, Marion 44 Harris, Veronica 44 Hart, Johnny 44 Hart, Otis 44 Hawes, Angela 44 Hawkins, Jimmy 44 Hawkins, Rita 44 Haynes, Evangeline 44 Haywood, Erskaiene 44 Hearon, Angle 44 Heaion, Barbara 44 Hicks, Kim 45 Hickman, Patricia 45 Hill, Donald 45 Hill, Marian 45 Holland, Stewart 45 Holmes, Joe 45 Horsley, Gregory 45 Howard, Laurie 45 Huskey, Denise 45 Issac, Byron 45 Isrel, Danny 45 Jackson, Annie 45 Jackson, Lawajia 45 Jackson, Shirley 45 Jackson, Yolanda 45 James, Pamela 45 Jefferson, Sylvia 45 Johnson, Charles 45 Johnson, Diane 45 Johnson, James 48 Johnson, Pamela 48 Jones, Carl Ray 48 Jones, Janet 48 Jones, Johonna 48 Jones, Reginald 48 Jordan, Craig 48 Juarez, Ruben 48 Kelly, Chester 48 King, Pam 48 Kmsey, Wendy D 48 Kirby, Lynn 48 Kirton, Barbara A 48 Knight, Cathy 48 Knox, Clementine 48 Knox, Natalie 48 LaFourche, Wanda Lambert, Kent 48 Lara, Alma 48 Latham, Frank 48 Lewis, Anita 48 Lockhart, Caria 49 Lofton, Keith 49 Lollis, Andrea 49 Loza, Adolfo 49 Lyie, Kaye 49 Maddox, Karen 49 Marline, Stevie 49 Martinez, Henry 49 Martinez, Patricia 49 Martinez, Vivian 49 Mayes, Margarett 49 McAdory, Rena 49 McDaniel, Derrick 49 McGee, Porchia 49 McGraw, Michael 49 McKinney, Maria 49 McNihelk, Andre ' 49 McNeal. Yolanda 49 Miles, Donna Lynn 49 MUler, Cynthia 50 Mitchell, Gail 50 Mitchell, Ronald 50 Mitchell, Somya 50 Montoya, Rosemary 50 Moore, Francesca 50 Moore, Hyacinth 50 Moore, James 50 Moanann, Faleausola 50 Murphy, Mark 50 Nixion, EldiaSO Noriego, Frank 50 Oliver, Ardella 50 Oliver, Paula Ann 50 Orozco, Chela 50 Owens, Maretta 51 Palmer, Eugene 51 Pantaleen, MikeSl Parker, Micheal 5 1 Patterson, Paul 51 Patterson, Richard 51 Perez, Maria 5 1 Perry, Gerald 51 Pierce, Lassie 51 Porter, Sharon 51 Prince, Cheryle 51 Prudholm,Caiolyn 52 Prudholm, Jerry 52 Prudholm, Judy 52 Purvis, Fred 52 Rangel, Beatriz 52 Ray, Danita M 52 Ray, Sylvia 52 Reddmgs, Michelle 52 Rentie, Damon 52 Richardson, Shelia 52 Riggins, Crystal 52 Riggms, Rhonda 52 Rivera, Ellen 52 Rivera, Jessie 52 Rivers, Gardette 52 Robbins, Sabrina 52 Robinson, Brenda Joyce 53 Kobmson, Robin 53 Robinson, Timothy 53 Rosbrough, Micheal 53 Ruffin, Anthony 53 Rowles, Gail 53 Saavedra, Christina 53 Salceda, Rosa 53 Samuels, Gary 53 Sanders, Jackie 53 Sanders, Terry 53 Sanders, Wayne 53 Scaife, Alfred 54 Sesson, Robin 54 Simpson, Jeffrey 54 Smith, Fernando H 54 Scott, Regina 54 Shaw, Cheryle 54 Singleton, Marvin 54 Smith, Karen Denise 54 Scruggs, Momian 54 Searcy, Patricia Marie 54 Shaw, Kathy 54 Shaw, Sharon 54 Skinner, Hubert 54 Smith, Cheryle 54 Smith, Kevin 54 Smith, Margaret 54 Sifuentes, Frank 54 Siler, Yolanda 54 Simmons, Lynett 54 Simon, Maudie 54 Smith, Shirley 55 Smith, Steven S 55 Soriano, Mariam 55 Spearman, Grover 55 Starks, Theresa 55 Starks, William 55 Stephens, Gwen 55 Stevens, Mary 55 Steward, Vickie L 55 Stewart, Shena 55 Stinson, Dirk 55 Strong, ComehusP 55 Taylor, Michelle 55 Terrell, Keith Arthur 55 Terry, Wilbert 55 Taylor, Harold 55 Taylor, Lee Taylson, Meoseph 55 Taylor, Melvin 55 TuUos, Sevenna 56 Tyson, Yolanda 56 Vaughn, Joan 56 Vaughn, Reginald 56 Vaughn, Valarie 56 Varela, Carlos 56 Vareen, James 56 Vernon, Genell L 56 Vincent, Linda Jean 57 Vincent, Joe 57 Wafer, Emmerson 57 Walker, Betty 57 Walker, Laurie 57 Walker, Nadine 57 Walker, Richard 57 Walker, Walter 57 Ward, Rochelle 57 Ward, Michelle 57 Washington, Alan Jame_s 5 Washington, Cynthia 57 Washington, Jossalyn 5 Watson, Marjorie 57 Watson, Rita 57 Wayfer, Sylvia S 57 Weaver, Gregory 58 Wells, Daniel 58 Westbrooks, Joyce Mane 58 White, Carmeilla 58 White, Rita 58 Wilkes, Gwendolyn 58 Willis, Pamela 58 Wills, John 58 Wilson, Diane 58 Wilson, John 58 Williams, Carla 58 Williams, Carolyn 58 Williams, Estralita 58 Williams, Damall 58 Williams, Kay 58 Williams, Kenneth 58 Williams, Patsy 59 Williams, Regina 59 WilUams, Wanda 59 Wimberly,Lonnie 59 Woods, Cecelia 59 Woods, Reginald 59 Woodard, Brian 59 Woo ten, Priscilla 59 Wright, Evelyn 59 Wright, Giles 59 Wright, Helen 59 Wright, Kenneth 59 Wright, Shelia 59 Young, Derek 59 Young, Dwain 59 Young, Jesse 59 JUNIORS Adams, Eileen 7 3 Alexander, Marie 75 Allen, Carolyn 69 Allen, Charoce 68 Allen, John 77 Allen, Morris 68 Allen, Peanut 75 Allen, Timothy 68 Alvardo, Louis 68 Alvarez, Alfredo 74 Andrews, Daphne 68 Anderson, Harian 77 Anthony, Carnell 71 Appleberry, Cynthia 77 Anderson, Avonelle II Armelin, Mauda70 Armendariz, Juan 74 Armstrong, Don 78 Amwine, Larry 73 Atkins, Tanya 69 Atkinson, Anthony Aubrey, Curtis 73 Avant, Sabrina7 2 Babb, Carol 7 1 Bacon, Regina 79 Bailey, Gaynell 75 Barbosa, Carmen 72 Barnner, Vivian 7 2 Barrow, Phyllis 72 Beamon, Jackie 71,65 Bell, Harold 78 Bell, Ray mound 75 Bell, Stephanie 72 Beltran, Michael 72 Benard, Dwight 78 Berry, Patrick 68 Billberry, Michael 71 Blair, Brian 72 Blanks, Stphen 68 Blanton, Angela 79 Blow, William 75 Bolton, Sylvia 77 Bond, Elesia 79 Boulton, Larry 79 Boswell, Keith 77 Bott, Gloria 79 Boulton, J anies 68 Bradford, Erie 73 Bradley, James 77 Bradshaw, Alberta 73 Bragg, Jackie 70 Braxton, Cheryl 85 Breland, Veronica 72 Brewton, Sharon7 1 Brooks, Cheryl 69 Brooks, Leslie 71 Btoussard, John76 Broussard, Sheila 75 Browder, Cheryl 77 Brown, Deborah 72 Brown, Lenord 74 Brown, Marvin 72 Brown , Yulanda 72 Brownridge, Carolyn 74 Bryant, Karlinda 69 Burchett, Dora 74 Burrell, Darryl 74 Burson, Patricia 69 Caldwell. Cynthia 68,65 CaUoway, Pamela 74 Carey, Julie 74 Carmack, Sharon 74 Carson, Brenda79 Carter, Rene 77 Carvajal, Karl 7 1 Casey, Gail 69 Chambers, Glenda 8 Chatmon, Anthony 77 Cheah, Albert 74 Cheaney, Deborah 8 Chevaliez, Michael 74 Childs, Debra76 Choyce, Ueen 79 Cisneros, Sally 79 Clark, Christine 79 Clark, Rita 7 1 Clark, Senora 68 Clay, Artis75 Cole, Johnny 73 Coleman, Paula 76 Collins, Virgil 68 Colon, Ann 78 Compton.Tony 70 Conkleton, Gwen 73 Corbett, Victoria 74 Corley, Beverley 78 Corner, Bobby 74 Corren, Roseann 68 Cosme, Ramona72 Cotte, Benza 70 Criag, Janice 70 Crane, Beverly 77 Crawford, Arron 7 1 Culton, Jerry 76 Daniels, Evangelyn 70 Daniels, Wilfred 7 1 Darby, Chevonne 70 Davis, Benjamin 71 Davis, Charlene 75 Davis, Cornell 78 Davis, Jeffrey 68 Davis, Jimmie 70 Davis, Pamela 72 Delone,ConsveweUa7y Deloney, Richard 71 DeSaine, Darlene 79 Diaz, Ruben 68 Dominguez, Aaron 7 1 Dorsey,Sheryl7 2 Dotson, David 70 Douglas, Anthony 68 Douglas, Jesse 77 Duarte, Bertha 72 Due ' s Patricia 69 Duron, Vulian 70 Dyer, Crawford 68 Elie,Micheal68 English, Robbie 74 Ervin, Robert 70 Escobar, Lilly 68,69 Esquivel, Carey 77 Evans, Andrea 70 Evans, Michelle 69 Evans, Reggie 79 Evans, Rickey 75 Fidder. Willie 76 Fenderson, Aubrey y Fielder, Patricia 75 Fielder, Willie 73 Finley, Gerald 70 Finney, Geraldine 71 Fisher, Evelyn 76 Fitzgerald, Tamera 71 Ftizhugh, Sandra 7 1 Flores, Alex 74 Flores, Lucy 78 Flournoy, Annette 11 Flournoy,Ed 73 Floyd, Kenneth 73 Forch, Rickie 70 Ford, Eddie 73 Foxx, Roderick 75 Franco, Raymond 71 Frazier, Denise 77 Frazier, Stanley 79 Freeman, Cathy 68 French, Marleeta 71 Fulce, Cindy 72 Gaines, Redolph 70 Gamble, Fred 71 Gamble, Harold 7 1 Garcia, Gloria 69 Garicia, Jose 72 Gardner, Debra 68 Gardner, Willette 70 Garner, Colander 74 Garvey, Debra 69 Gay, Joseph 68 German, Vanessa 77 Gettler.Jeffery 71 Glazier, Cheryl 72 Gomez, Luis 70 Gonzales, Cheistina 68 Gonzales, Eva 71 Gonzalez, Robert 68 Goodson, Teresa 68 Grant, Alton 68 Gray, Debra 74 Green, Brenda 72 Green, Sharon 70 Greene, Anthony 70 Griffin, Tanya 74 Grimes, Darrell 73 Guiton, Donald 76 Guzman, Louie 68 Hall, Darryell75 Hall, James 72 Hammonds, Alma 79 Hardein, Debbie 79 Hardeman, Anita 74 Hardman, Gwen 72 Hardesty, Colin 70 Hardy, Jerome 78 Hark, Chariesse 69 Harris, Dwain 72 Harris, Mona 79 Harris, Pamela 69 Harris, Willy 74 Harrison, Angelea 74 Hart, BiUy 7 1 Hart, Elizabeth 68 Hathom, Dwane 76 Hawkins, Lewis 79 Hawkins, Melvin 76 Hawthorne, Coawetta 72 Hayes, Gregory 73 Hayes, Isacc 71 Henry, Paul 77 Hester, Michael 74 Hester, Twyla 72 Hill, Anthony 72 Hill, Jimmie 79 Hill, Kevin 68 Hill, Reggie 78 Hobson, Acee 75 Holcomb, David 75 Holland, Stewart 79 Holloway, LaJerel 78 Horsley, Larry 73 Howard, Laurie 7 2 Howard, Richard 69 Howard, Victoria 68 Huff, Donald 75 Hughes, Carmen 7 1 Hunn, Jonathan 71 Hunter, Doris 69 Hurd,Celester71 Hurd, Robert 7 1 Jackson, Robynne 76 Jackson, Tina 76 James, Wendy 72 Jankans, Deborah 75 Jefferson, Mavis 72 Jenes, Yolunder 76 Jenkins, Arthur 7 1 Jeter, Ana 72 Jewell, Adrienne 74 Jhrash, Jovette 70 Johnson, Carl 68 Johnson, Cheryl 68 Johnson, Fred 72 Johnson, Jefferson 74 Johnson, Kenneth 68 Johnson, Maurice 71 Johnson, Sonia 76 Johnson, Standley 76 Johnson, Verenia 68 Jones, Debra 68 Jones, James 70 Jones, Johnnie 71 Juarez, Steve 71 Kachal, Sam 7 8 Kennon, Cornfed 68 King, Beveriy 76 King, Lynell 68 King, Todd 71 Kirkpatrick, Russell 75, 78 Ivey, Bill 68 Jackson, Debra 77 Jackson, Fay 79 Jackson, Lawena 79 Jackson, Marilyn 69 Lacey, Evelyn 70 Lampicins, Lynn 75 Lara, Estella 71 Latham, Dianita 79 Lee, Diedra 68 Lee, Leanard 78 Lee, Shcrree 76 Leonard, Debra 72 Lewis, Beverly 76 Lewis, Debra 77 Lewis, MicheUe 75 Lewis, Renee 74 Linares, Maria 79 Linton, Edward 78 Lofton, Kim 76 Logan, Alvin 68 Logan, Antwan 68 Lopez, Roul 69 Loud, Danita 74 Love, Reubun 7 1 Lui, Ehzabeth 76 McCaU, Chico..68 McCaU, Randy 78 McCarrell, Owl 74 McDowell, Nora 79 McGee, Janis 76 McGee, Ronald 74 Mcintosh, Tike 75 McMillan, Pamela 75 McNeal, Phyliss 68 Macklin, Gwenette 68 Manley, Margaret 71 Martin, Anthony 76 Martinez, Patricia 68 Martinez, Patricia 79 Martinez, Robert 70 Martinez, Terri 69 Mathews, Sammie 76 Matthews, Lawanda 68 Maxia, Dale 76 Mendoza, Celerino 78 Metoyer, Sylvia 74 Miles, Anthony 76 Miles, Ronda 75 Mills, Lamar 69 Minor, Richard 78 Misquez, Joe 77 Mixion, Debra 68 Mixon, Peggy 77 Mobasser, Noosheen 77 Moon, Glen 74 Moore, Frankie 70 Moore, Terry 76 Moore, Theonita 72 Moore, Wilford 78 Morales, David 75 Morales, Gracie 75 Morales, Ramon 79 Morgan, Marinda 68 Morris, Corrine 70 Mosley, Deborah 72,66 Mosley, Stephanie 69 Moten, Ray 71 Murphy, Kenneth 79 Najera, Anita 68 Nero, Alyce 77 Newchurch, Robyn 72 Newels, Steve 68 Nichols, Robert 79 Nicholas, Van 77 Oliver, Gloria 79 Oliver, Paula 74 Oree, Carrie 68 Orozco, Norma 68 Ortiz, Bernarda 75 Ortiz, Diana 75 Ortiz, Lupie 68 Ortiz, Ruth 73 Owens, Beverly 79 Oualle, Fernando 68 Padillo, Santos 68 Oalmer, Eqenia 75 Pantoja, Lupe 71 Parker, Herman 72 Patterson, Cheryl 75 Patterson, Harold 79 Patterson, Ruthie 75 Patton, Michael 70 Penick, Kathy 74 Peoples, Lionell 7 1 Perona, Kashus 68 Perona, Wolita70 Perry, Rosemary 69 Petry, Josie 74 Phelps, Beverly 75 Piggee, Scharya 70 Pigger, Brando 74 Pinkney, Arthur 78 Player, Sylvia 79 Powell, Kenneth 68 Pratt, Janice 74 Prescott, Russell 76 Pruitt, Ronald 79 Pye, Michael 68 Rachal, Joann 72 Ragsdale, Ella78 Ramirez, Ray 78 Ravaie, Steve 69 Releford, Clinton 68 Reynolds, Regina 7 1 Richardson, Cheryl 68 Richardson, Karen 69 Rivera, Mary Ann 76 Rivera, Rosa 68 Robinson, Deborali 70 Robinson, Desiree 70 Robinson, Dwayne 69 Robinson, Helen 68 Robinson, Yolanda 7 1 Rodriguez, Edmee 75 Rowe, Dianna 69 Rowles, Gail 68 Rowles, Sherrie 74 Roy, Ricky 76 Roque, Angela 68 Ruffin, James 79 Russell, Malinda 70 Sansberry, Andrea 76 Scarvers, Latanya 69 Scott, Johnny 79 Scott, Ronald 75 Seals, Robert 74 Sepulveda, Gloria 75 Sessain, Robin 77 Shaw, Cheryl 72 Shaw, Clemmie 73 Shaw, Kathy 68 Shaw, Sharon 75 Sheppard, Lonny 76 Shiver, Michael 76 Sims, Steve 76 Sinclair, Neva 70 Singleton, Mallarie 77 Sinkler, Connie 70 Sirils, Sandy 78 Skinner, Derrick 74 Skinner, Herbie 79 Slaughter, Hilton 68 Smith, Carl 73 Smith, CecUe 70 Smith, Cheryl 70 Smith, Debra 70 Smith, Fredrick 72 Smith, Glenda 75 Smith, Maude 72 Smith, Michael 75 Smith, TieUa 79 Smith, Zarar 72 Sowell, Wendell 78 Speighgs, Ronald 69 SpeUs, Beverly 68 Stanford, Candy 68 Stevens, Nona 71 Stewart, DarreU 79 Stewart, Timonthy 74 Stocken, Linda 68 Strickland, Larry 78 Strickland, Preston 79 Stringfellow, Picciani 76 Strode, Maleta 70,76,67 Suttler,Carl78 Sykes, Pamela 68 Taitano, Rosie 73 Taylor, George 7 1 Tay lor, John 78 Taylor, Raymond 76 Terrell, Monica 72 Thomas, Michelle 71 Thomas, Tanya 75 Toles, Anthony 69 Thompson, Anthony 71 Thomas, Kenny 68 Ticey, Donna 73 Toliver, Lenita7 3 Torres, Manuel 68 Trajillo, Howard 68 Tramble, Dyann 69 Trotter, Rickey 73 Tucker, Cathy 68 Tuller, Sandra 70 Turner, Brenda 68 Turner, David 69 Turner, Patricia 74 Vaughn, Annette 70 Vaughn. Deborah 72 Vaughn, Terric 74 Vincent, Karen 79 Ware, Renate 68 Washington, Steven 69 Watson, Yolanda 69 Wayfer, Sylvia 69,65,67 Webster, Michael 73 Wheeler, Frances 76 Wheeler, Jeresa 76 White, Jeannette 79 White, Tonette 74 Whitehead, Odis 73 Widby, Belinda 69 Widby, Joseph 79 Wilbert, Dewayne 68 Williams, Andrew 72 Williams, Andrew 76 Williams, Anthony 78 Williams, Barbara 7 1 Williams, Cheryl 72 WiUiams, Craig 70 Williams, Denise 68 Williams, Gregory 68 Williams, Jacqueline 75 Williams, Lisa 70,65,67 Williams, Rosalinda 70 Williams, Sherolyn 75 Williams, Terris 71 Willis, Danita 75 WiUis, Theardis 68 Willis, Yvonne 75 Wilson, Kirk 72 Wilson, Lennese 79 Wilson, Rickey 77 Wimberly, Melvin 74 Wince, Terri 70 Winrow, Edward 74 Wright, Danny 77 Woodard, Sherry 68 Wright, Carolyn 72 Wright, Marilyn 68 Young, Michelle I SOPHOMORES Adaiah, Lavonda 92 Adams, Paula 97 Alands, Greg 97 Anaya, Robert 85 Anaya, Sofia 83 Anderson, Diane 84 Anderson, Shelia 84 Andrews, Terrel 83 Aquilar, Lovie 92 Arbizo, Robert 82 Archiquette, Keith 93 Armstrong, Barbara 94 Armstrong, Christine 87 Arnold, Joyce 97 Arnwine, Lawarence 85 Arroyo, Albert 83 Arroyo, Gloria 85 Attkins, William 85 Auant, Robin 86 Bailey, Audrey 82 Band, Casey 86 Barber, Jeffrey 87 Barbosa, Josephine 92 Bamer, Donna 94 Barnes, Phillis 92 Barney, Kimberly 97 Barrera, Jraciela 83 Bass, Aubrey 95 Beamom, Burdell 97 Belks, Angelina 88 Bell Dorothy 93 Benjimin, Larry 85 Benjimin, Priscilla 95 Bennett, James 92 Bias, Michael 97 Biessick, Clifford 86 Billberry, Rosalyn 97,91 Birdsong, Jeffery 94 Black, Tony 93 Blyden, Frank 82 Bolden, Ernest 94 Bonner, Denise 94 Bonner, Shree 84 Botts, Shelia 95 Bowers, Sonia 83 Boyd, Darrel 93 Boyden, Bruce 92,81 Boykin, Cynthia 95 Boykin, Kenneth 94 Bradley, Debra 93 Bradford, Ronald 88 Bragg, Lois 95 Bragg, Robin 82 Brents, Karen 82 Brewton, Wilbert 89 Bridges, William 88 Brooks, Carlen 97 Brown, Jeffrey 86 Brown, Lola 82 Brown, Melanie 86 Brown, Roy 88 Burchette, Anastasia 86 Boyous, Kim 95 Cain, Slyvester 87 Camarena, Lenard 84 Cardwell, Connie 85 Caldwell, Keith 95 Calloway, Craig 83 Carr, Deborah 97 Carter, Reggie 95 Chander, William 88 Chavez, Gerald 94 Chaira, Roberta 92 Choyce, Alex 88 Clay, Trudy 84 Clark, Evangeline 84 Clifford, Albert 84 Cobert, Daryle 93 Coleman, James 88 Coleman, Ronald 97 Collins, Cynthia 86 Colon, Robert 86 Compton, Brenda 86 Conley, Earline 89 Cooley, Lisa 94 Corley, Carolyn 84 Corner, Beverley 88 Cornelius, David 82 Cotton, Slyvia 82 Coulter, Ricardo 88 Coxs, Kenneth 94 Craig, Ronald 95 Crane, Anthony 94 Crawford, Cyrus 97 Crawford, Tyrone 85 Crodip, David 92 Crudup, Linda 85 Cuba, Robert 95 Cunningham, Ann 95 Daniels, Diane 86 Daniel, Sonia 84 Darby, Vernon 86 Dashiell, Vickie 84 Davilla, Benny 86 Davis, Dorothy 86 Davis, Edward 95 Davis, Jake 89 Davis, Kevin 88 Davia, Myron 93 Davis, Pamela 87 Davis, Shirley 88 Davis, Willie 94 Delacerda, Raul 86 Delaney, Victor 97 DelgadiUo, Cecila 86 Dennis, Denise 82 Dickson, Diane 92 Dominguez, Angel 85 Donnell, Terry 85 Dorado, Islael 97 Duaite, Victor 94 Duchess, Boover 97 Duncan, Al 86 Easter, Pamela 82 Edward, Lavetta 87 Ellie, Denise 85 Ellis, Darlene 97 Ellis, Ethle 92 Emmentt, Alfred 8 English, Candida 93 Espirioza, Bertha 83 Ervin, Cheryl 84 Evans, Anthony 97 Evans, Terry 86 Evdave, Rosa 89 Farley, Stephanie 86 Faulkner, Alan 94 Fegan, Anthony 86 Fennell, Leroy 86 Fields, Bobby 89 Finney, Nathaniel 94 Fitzhugh, Kirk 88 Flanagan, Lrene 84 Beming, Daryl 94 Floumoy, Darlene 94 Forber, Augustin 83 Ford, Cynthia 92 Fortenberry,WiUiam Frawler, Windell Frazier, Althea 88 French, Roleta 84 Gails, Leesha 97 Gailard, Lena 87 Gant, Matthew 86 Gant, Shelia 95 Garcia, Alex 86 Garcia, Julie 86 Garcia, Margarite 86 Garcia, Paula 89 Garrett, Michelle 94,8 1 German, Cheryle 85 Gettler, Charles 86 GiUiam, Ronald 92 Gilmore, Rufus 86 Gipson, Michael 86 Gladney, Katerine 82 Glasgou, Jetaum 94 Glenns, Leroy 93 Gomez, John 85 Gomez, Gloria 94 Gonzales, Rosa 88 Gonzales, Gunovera 83 Graham, Don 83 Green, MeUnda 97 Greene, June 85 Greene, Richard 95 Greenhouse, Linda 82 Griffin, Cathy 95 Griffin, Laurie 94 Griggs, Timothy 88 Grover, Alvin 82 Guadalupe, Arroyo 83 Guitun, Danette 85 Gutierrez, Delores 94 Gutierrez, Dianna 85 Hall, Joah 93 Haik, Olivia, Hardesty, Charles 94 Harris, Darlene 95 Harris, Sherree 85 Harry, Julius 83 Hatter, Sharon 82 Hammonds, Walter 84 Hammonick, Abbie 88 Haynes, Donna 82 Haynes, Yvonne 97,81 Hawkins, Danny 86 Hawkins, Ronald 86 Hawkins, Braun 82 Helton, Debra 88 Hester, Brenda 88 Hernandez, Danny 84 Hicks, Ahthony 83 Hicks, Darrige 89 Hicks, Harold 88 Hicks, Laroyce 89 Hill, Gloria 87 Hill, Sandra 85 HUl, Renee 86 Hilliar, Warren 84 Hines, Michelle 97 Hines, Samuel 86 Hinton, Tyree 86 Hirbey, Mildred 87 Hodson, Debbie 82 Hoffman, Zelma 86 Holifield, Wayne 88 HoUoway, Debbie 87 Holmas, Gary 83 Holmes, David 86 Holmes, Kenneth 93 Holmes, Patrica 93 Hooper, Michael 86 Horsely, Cynthia 87 Horton, Sabrina 84 Howard, Keith 95 Howard, Marva 82 Howard, Marvin 82 Howard, Rita 86 Hubbard, Ra Shelle 85 Hudson, Yvonne 95 Huff, Connie 88 Huff, Nina 84 Hughing, Linda 88 Hutchingson,Valeney Hytche, Norman 84 Irving, Michael 82 Jackson, Andrew 95 Jackson, Caroly 86 Jackson, Diane 82 James, Gary 84 Jackson, Kenneth 9 Jackson, Linda 92 Jackson, Lorraine 82 Jackson, Ronald 85 Jacoby, Margret 86 James, Charlavonna 87 James, Marilyn 84 Jefferson, Wayne 89 Jennings, Raymond 86 Jiminaz, Bobby 92 Johnson, Basil 82 Johnson, Care 92 Johnson, Connie 85 Johnson, Johnny 89 Johnson, Linda 97 Johnson, Renee 89 Johnson, Renette 84 Johnson, Rita 89 Johnson, Ruby 89 Johnson, Toi 94 Johnson, Wallace 84 Jones, Jane 82 Jones, Julie 89 Jones, Margret 94 Jones, Melvin 82 Jones, Melvin 87 Jones, Sheri 94 Jordon, Tyrone 97 Juarez, Terri 85 Kalapaca, Monica 88 Kelly, Victor 84 Key,Celest95 King, Candy 89 King, San 86 Lacey, Gregory 97 Law,Kathy 85 La Vonda, Addah 84 Leal, Bonnie 88,91 Lee, Dale 86 Lee, Donna 88 Lee, Helen 88 Lemon, Gregory 86 Leone, Benny Lewis, Edneda 94 Lewis, Raymond 92 Lewis, Robert 92 Lindsey, Charley 86 Livingston, Dexter 92 Logan, Paul 95 Long, Antoniette 82 Love, Darlene 94 Lowe, Karen 86 Lyle, Lasonya 93 Macedo, Armando 88 Macey, Karen 92 Maddison, Yolanda 88 Maddox, Jacqueline 89 Mank, Michari 89 Manley, Betty 95 Manley, Johnny 95 Maiquez, Sergio 83 Martin, Cynthia 94 Martin, Helen 85 Martin, Tim 95 Martinez, Manuel 95 Mathis, Kenneth 84 Maxwell, Terry 86 McCalebb, Robin 92 McCalister, Michael 93 McC all, Mitchell 94 McGann, Romona 88 McCoy, Althea 82 McCrea, PhiUis 97 McDoweU, Jerry 85 McGee,De Wayne 95 Mcintosh, La Vina 86 McMichael, Dairyl 8b McMilhan, Audrey 94 McNeal, George 88 McNeal, Phillip 94 McNeal, Walter 82 McPherson, Darlene 94 McZeal, Carmen 86 Meriweather, Robert ys Metoyer, Angela 88 Mitchell, Carla 94 Miller, Keith 82 Milner, Frank 86 Mitchell, Robin 92 Moananu, Steve 97 Moaning, Rick 95 Moon, Debra 86 Moore, Jewell 86 Moore, Paul 94 Morales, Ismael 84 Morris, Darrell 86 Morris, Leshe 97 Morris, Monte 89 Mosley, Anthony 95 Mosley, Gregory 82 Mosley, Zacery 95 Motten, Dorothy 95 Munez, Bertha 83 Murphy, Mack 86 Murphy, John 93 Naves, Mary 83 Neal, Josephine 87 Nellum, Victoria 95 Nelson, Sharon 82 Nessbitt, Sherman 92 ' fSOm Neuble, Rita 84 Nevels, Tina 95 Norwood, Tina 86 Nunn, Cynthia 89 O ' Bannon, Joiin 86 Oliver, Tyrone 83 O ' Neal, Debra 86 Orozco, Elena 94 Ortiz, Lilly 82 Ortiz, Pablo 85 Owens, Stephanie 82 Pamilton, Anderson 82 Para, Rudy86 Paris, Donald 94 Parker, Ricky 86 Paterson, Stanley 92 Patterson, Willie 86 Patton, Freddy 93 Payton, Darrel 85 Pennick, Curtis 84 Pennywell, Jermel 84 Perales, Terrie 88 Perkins, Hosia 86 Perkins, Lori 82 Pervis, Victor 94 Peters, Derek 85 Peters, Frank 84 Peters, Franklin 86 Pie, Sonia 85,90 Pierez, Ester 97 Pilcher, Andrew 93 Pitts, Ricky 93 Pleasant, Gregory 92 Powell, Clark 88 PoweU, Sharon 87 Poques, Marice 93 Prince, Kim 85 Purifory, Marie 84 Quenoate, Malliia 83 Rachal, Steven 85 Ramirez, Robert 85 Ramos, Jaun 92 Rander, Bobby 94 Randle, Ella 92 Raynoso, Ulga 86 Redd, Beverly 83 Redd, Linda 84 Redd, Sheri 89 Reliford, Linda 86 Reyes, Ignacio 84 Rhoden, Fred 97 Richards, Aquanette 83 Richards, Patrica 85 Richards, Paul 95 Rice, Warren 95 Richey, Shiela 87 Rico, Carlos 83 Riddlespriger, Anthony 95 Rils, Robert 84 Rios, Rosa 87 Roachal, Freda 92 Robbins, Sharon 94 Robbinson, Robbie 94 Roberts, Fredricka 84 Robinson, Brenda 85 Robinson, Gail 87 Robinson, James 95 Roby, Donald 86 Rodarte, Janice 82 Rodriguez, Guadalupe 88 Roe, Curtis 86 Rodriguez, Joe 82 Rosa, Jose 83 Ross, Mona 89 Rowles, Lisa 87 Ryals, Suzann 94 Saavedra, Susan 84 Sander, Cynthia 83 Sanders, Harold 86 Satterwhite, Elton 85 Scott, Darlene 92 Scott, John 95 Searcy, Paula 83 Seaicy, Paula 85 Shelton, Linda 85 Shepard, Marsha 94 Skates, Mary 93 Siler, Michael 92 Simmonds, Jean 86 Simpson, William 94 Smith, Alan 84 Smith, Beverley 82 Smith, Beverley 83 Smith, Bob 88 Smith, Cathy 86 Smith, Duke 88 Smith, Earl 93 Smith, Jennifer 86 Smith, Jesse 86 Smith, Larry 92 Smith, Michael 86 Smith, Michelle 95 Smith, Stanley 92 Smith, Sullivan 86 Smith, Timothy 84 Smyers, Charles 86 Snaeir, Eric 88 Sorano, Jesse 95 Spann, Robert 92 Sparks, Dorisene 95 Sprights, Dalrene 86 Stephens, Jesse 95 Spencers, Laveme 92 Sprervell, Jeri82 Starks, Vickie 86 Starr, Darrell 95 Stephens, Clyde 86 Stewart, Joe 84 Stewart, Marsha 82 Stewart, Valerie 85 Stevenston, Cathy 86 Storaey, Vivian 86 Stovall, Evelyn 86 Stringfellow, Pulaski 86 Suddenth, Frankie 83 Suttles, Donna 88 Synegal, Charles 92 Swanson, De Wayne 85 Taria, Peter 95 Tarris, Sammuel Tatum, Jessie 94 Taylor, Lyn 95 Taylor, Pamela 95 Tedford, Robert 85 Temple, Tony 82 Thompson, Carolyn 93 Thompson, Donald 82 Thredgill, Kenneth 84 Thompson, Tanya 88 Tisby, Judy 86 Todd, Steve 92 Tolliver, Todd 97 Tomlin, Vera 86 Tovvnsend, Delois 92 Townsend, Jerry 97 Tremble, Leo 85 Tremble, Theo 85 Turner, Donald 84 Turner, Lynell 86 Turner, Sharon 89 Turner, Theolia 82 Tulloss, Wayne 86 Tyson, Greg 85 Vanburan, Roshelle 97 Vercher, Sharon 86 Vercher, Tina 92 Villerhermosa, Leilani 93 Villanueva, Tereasa 94 Vincent, Gdwendolyn 82 Virgil, Denise 84 Walker, Rosalind 89 Wallace, Irish 83 Ward, Pam 85 Ware, La Donna 85 Warner, Sheryl 86 Washington, Kevin 97 Washington, Natalie 84 Watson, Raymond 95 Wayfer, Sandra 85 White, Jackie 84 Whitehead, Jeanette 94 White, Leroy 93 Widby, Andre 97 Wiener, Clarence 84 Wigley, Dianna 88 Wills, Gary 86 Williams, Arthur 93 WiUiams, Charles 92 Williams, Deborah 84 Williams, Iris 83 Williams, Ike 85 Williams, Janet 84 Williams, Linda 89 Williams, Marcia 86 WiUiams, Margret 93 Williams, Michael 92 WiUiams, Steve 83 WiUiams, Timothy 86 Wilson, Fredrick 86 Wimes, Lynn 85 Window, Edward 93 Womack, Debra 82 Woods, Dale 92 Woods, Mattie 95 Woods, Regina 86 Wright, Cheryl 86 Yolas, Karla 83 Yolas, Maria 92,91 Young, Darryl 84,95 Young, Sandra 92 Young, Vivian 97 Acker, Luther 114,115,116 Adams, Marcus 114,115 Adams, Pierre 143 Alster, M. 129 Anderson, Harlan 133 Antwon, Marvin 143 Barnet, James 133 Barnes, Donald 139,107 Benjamin, Orie 133 Bernard, D. 108 BeU, Gregory 139,107 Blow, William 114,115 Bowser, Daryl 139 Bradley, James 119 Brooks, Hubert 139 Brooks, Leslie 114,115,116 Broussard, John 133 Brown, John 108 Brown, Regianld 139,126,127 Bryant, Kenny 139 Bunn, Gordon 133 Caldwell, Howard 127,128 Calligari, Bobbie 133 Calloway, Craig 143 Charmin, Henry, 139,140 Chevaliee, M. 129 Choice,!. 127 Coleman, James 143 Compton, Tony 126,127 Contreras, Frank 129 Cowartt, A. 127,129 Crane, A. 121 Cuthbcrt, Richard 126 Delatorre, R. 123 Dashield, R. 108 Daurte, Victor 126,129 Davis, K.. 121 Evans, Reggie 143 Lambert, Kent 115,117 Landaros, A. 123 Coach, Lim 121 Loagan, Alvin 133 Marquez, S. 123 Martinez, J. 123 Martinez, Robert 125,133 Misquez, Joe 105, 123 Mitchell, Ronald 127,128 Montez, R. 122,124 Moon, Gleen 139,140 Murphy, Mark 133 McCall.Chico 105,106,133 McCall, Mitchell 105,133 McGee, Ronald 133 Wade, M. 125 Wafer, Emerson 115,116,117 Weaver, Clearance 143 Weaver, Gregory 139,141 Webster, Mike 133 Williams, Andrew 143 Williams, Anthony 119 Williams, Tim 127 WiUs, Gary 133 Wilson, Ricky 115 Wood, Charles 133 Woods, Donald 133 Wright, Danny 133 Wright, Kenny 108,133 Young, Derek 127,128,129 Young, M. 127 ACTIVITIES INDEX Felton, Willie 119 Finley, Gerald 119 Floumoy, Eddie 109,101,113,119 Foster, Donald 143 Frazier, Albert 127 French, Ezra 127,133 Fegan, A. 121 Gant, James 139,140 Garica, A. 123 Gambell, F. 129,133 Gardener, Collander 133 Gomez, L. 122 Gonzales, E. 122 Gonzales, G. 125 Green, Richard 133 Green, Ronald 133 Fread, Hale 119 Halk, Larry 108 Hart, Billy 143 Hawkins, Danny 143 Hawkins, James 133 Hawkins, Perry 133 Hernandez, R. 123,124 Hicks, Anthony 121 Hill, Donald 108,127,126 Hill, Keith 133 Hill, Reggie 115,117 Hogan, Melvin 108 Holmes, Joseph 108,133,135 Hooper, Floyd 116,117,115,1 Hoskins, Ricardo 108,133 Hosley, Kenny 108,133 Howard, Keith 143 Hubbard, Joe 143 Hughed, Mell 133 Hughes, Melvin 127,129 Humphrey, Nate 115 Hytche, Norman 133 Irvine, Eddie 143 Irving, Ronald 133 Joel, V. 123,125 Jones, Carl 107,108,12 Jones, Melvin 143 Juarze, Ruben 127 Jaurez, Steve 128,129 Kennon, Lawrence 133 Keains, Berry 143 Kirkpatrick, Russel 119 Patterson, Dawayne 107 Patterson, Eddie 127 Patterson, Stanley 121 Patterson, Willie 143 Parker, Herman 129 Penick, Curtis 121 Perez, Raymond 128 PUcher, Andrew 133 Pitts, Danny 115,117 Prator, Dean 108 Precido, Victor 123 Plue, Tone 127,128,133 Ramos, J. 123 Rausel, S. 129 Ravare, Steve 143 Rente, Bryon 143 Rice, Warren 129,133 Rios, R. 125 Robinson, Robin 129,133 Robinson, Tim 139,140 Rodriguez, A. 125 Rodriguez, J. 123,125 Rodriguez, S. 123, 125 Romero, A. 123 Rosas, J. 123 Sanders, Jackie 1 15 Scott, Chester 133 Scott, Johnny 139,141 Schuggs, Morman 108,139,141 Seals, Bobby 115,117 Singelton, Marvin 133 Singelton, Ronald 127,128 Smith, Micheal 133 Smith, Steven 127 Stanford, Candi 129 Steven, C. 129 Stewart, David 133 Taylor, Andrew 133 Taylor, John 129 Taylor, Ken 133 Taylor, Melvin 108,133 Taylor, P. 129 Talor, Raymond 100 Terry, Wilbert 139,141 Todd, Steve 133 Thomas, Kenny 133 Turner, Billy 107,133 Vaughn, Reginal 127 Allen, Carolyn 160,163 Allen, John 174 Allen, Peanut 180,181 Allen, Sandra 154 Allen, Timothy 175 Alvarez, Alfredo 188 Amador, Marie 189 Anaya, Sofia 189 Anaya, Bobby 188 Anderson, Pamilton 174 Andrews, Daphane 162,172 Armstrong, Donna 172,166,176,155, 167 Arroyo, Alberto 189 Arroyo, Gloria 189 Arroyo, Lupe 189 Bailey, Ganell 159 Barber, Jetfery 174 Barbosa, Carmen 188 Barbosa, Juana 189 Bard, Casey 187 Barnes, Donald 177 Barnes, Karen 1 86 Banres, Phyllis 183 Barney, Kim 186 Barrera, Graciel 189 Beamon, Jackie 156,180 Beamon, Venida 181 BeU, Garland 174 Bell, Gregory 177 BeU, Harold 175 Beltran, Michael 188 Benjamin, Larry 174 Bennett, James 175 Birdsong, Jeffery 174 Blair, Brian 180 Blow, William 181 Bolton, Sylvia 183 Bond, Elesia 183,184 Bonner, Denise 157,186 Boyard, Mary 175 Boykin, Trudy 176,173,154 Bradshaw, Alberta 175 Bragg, Jackie 162,174 Bragg, Lois 174,182,180 Bravo, Ann 155,180,181,178 Braxton, Cheryl 154 Bray, Shelia 183 Breland, Deborah 182,186 Brents, Raven 187 Brewton, Wilbert 182 Bridges, William 182 Britt, Joseph 174,181 Brooks, Cathy 182 Broussard, John 175,192 Brown, Debra 153 Brown, Reginald 160,171,177 Brown, Roy 181 Brownridzo, Carolyn 155 Buford, Victor 174 Burchette, Anastasia 189 Burchett, Dora 188,189 Biirson, Pat 187 Byane, LincUe 187 CaldweU, Cynthia 162,171,172,1? CaldweU, Howard 174 CaldweU, Keith 175 Cahoun, Nancy 181 Calloway, Arvelle 175 Calloway, Pamela 164 Camarena, Leonard 188 Casey, Julie 185 Carmack, Sharon 180, 181 Casey, Gail 172,180,182,183 Chambers, Glenda 180 Charles, Dee-Dee 153,182,186 Chester, DerreU 174 Chevaliez, Micheal 171,175 ChUds, Debra 187 Choyce, Alex 174 Choyce, Ileen 174,180,183 Cisneras, Sally 188 Clark, Rita 162,174 Clay, Artis 174 Clay, Trudy 175,182 Cleaveland, John 166,171,177, 181,184 Coleman, Cynthia 164 Collins, Virgil 175 Conlev, Earline 182 Contreas, Frank 174,178,188,181 CoUey, Lisa 182,183 Corhett, Victoria 188 Cornelius, Vanessa 186 Cosme, Romona 187 Coulter, Ricardo 180 Craig, Ronald 174 Crawford, Carl 160 Crudup, Merida 182,183 Cumby, Patricia 187 Daniel, Sonia 182 Darby, Chevonne 180,181 Davis, Benjarin 174 Davis, Deborah 160,180,181 Davis, Denise 182 Davis, Dorothy 172,188,184,181 192 Davis, John 187 Davis, Pam 174 Davis, Shirley 181 Deal, George 180,181,189 Dickson, Diane 182 Dixie, Morgan 189 Dorado, Ismail 174 Douglas, Phillip 161 Duarte, Bertha 188 Drecwn, Brenda 176 English, Candida 187 Escobar, LUly 185,188 Escobar, Tommy Espinoza, Bertha 189 Evans, Denise 164,180 Evans, Reggie 189 Evans, Terry 175 Farly, Stephanie 187 Farris, Sandra 162 Faulkner, AUen 175 Felton, Betty 156,171,172 Finney, Geraldine 174 Finney, Nathaniel 187 Flores, Lucy 188 Flores, Rosie 188 Floumey, Darleane 187 Foxx, Roderick 180,181 Franco, Raymond 188 Franks, Kim 185 Frazier, Albert 171,177,180, 181,188 Frazier, Althea 160 Frazier, Arthur 159,160,178, 180,181 Frazier, Denise 157,180,183 Fredia, Rachal 182 Gallard, Lena 157 Gambel, Harold 174 Gant, James 160,177 Garcia, Alex 189 Garcia, Alfredo 189 Garcia, Chris 177,188 Garcia, Gloria 176,181,188 Garcia, Margarite 162 Garcia, Paul 175 Garrett, Michelle 183,181 Gartley, Mary 175 Garvey, Debra 181,187 Gettler, Charles 188 Gill, Benita 176 Gipson, Micheal 174 Gladney, Katherine 186 Glazier, Cheryl 160,189 Guiton. Donald 175 Gonzalez, Anselma 189 Gonzales, Christiana 188 Gonzales, Eva 163,181,188 Gonzales, Genoveva 189 Gonzales, Rachel 189 Gonzales, Rosa 189 Gonzales, Yolanda 188 Gonzalez, Bobby 188 Green, Aura 180 Green, Brenda 180.181,182,188 Green, June 182,189 Green, Melinda 174,181,182,188 189 Green, Shelley 164,165,176, 181,182,184,186,188 Grover, Alvin 187 Guerena, Diane 188 Guiton, Danette 183,185 Gutierrez, Delores 188 Gutierrez, Diana 188 Gutiereez, Elva 188 Hales, Dwain 1 74 Hammonds, Alma 180 Hammonds, Celestine 180,186 Hardesty, Charles 182 Hardesty, Colin 182 Hardy, Jerome 192 Harris, La Mont 154 Harris, Pam 180,182,186 Harris, Veronica 184 Harry, Julis 175 Halter, Sharon 183 Hawes, Anglea 152 Hawk, Reesie 158 Hawkins, Braun 174 Hawkins, Perry 192 Hayes, Helen 175 Hearon, Angle 180 Hall, Ernest 172 Helton, John 157 Henry, Paul 188 Hernandez, Riga 189 Hickman, Patricia 163,166, 172,181 Hicks, Kim 152,164,165,181, 176,192 Higgins, Paul 182 Hill, Anthony 184 Hill, Donald 177 Hill, Kevin 160 Hill, Renee 185 Holloway, Lajerel 174 Holmes, David 175 Hooper, Micheal 175 Hosley, Kenneth 174 Howard, Antonia 182 Howard, Lori 176 Howard, Rita 174 Howard, Vickie 165 Hubbard, Ra Shelle 165 Huff, Donald 160 Hunn, Johnathan 160 Hunter, Doris 182 Hytche, Norman 175 Ingram, Darrell 187 Issac, Byron 174,181 Jackson, Andrew 182 Jackson, Dawn 157 Jackson, Faye 182 Jackson, Shirley 171,176,184 James, Marilyn 175 Jefferson, Mavis 188 Jefferson, Sylvia 176, 180,188 Jefferson, Wayne 175 Jeter, Ana 180,183 Johnson, Basil 175 Johnson, Carl 175,181 Johnson, Gregory 182 Johnson, Pamela 151 Johnson, Renette 160 Johnson, Rita 185 Johnson, Stanley 175 Jones, Janet 162 Jones, Julie 187 Jones, Wayne 175 Jordan, Craig 180 Jordan, Tyrone 182 Kelly, Morris 187 Kenon, Edna 180 Kimbrough, Emma 174 King, Candy 171,172,182,184 King, Pamela 151,155 Kinsey, Windy 162,180,181 Kirton, Barbara 186 Knight, Cathy 180,183 La Fourche, Wanda 151,185 Lambert, Kent 180,181 Landress, Alejandro 189 Lara, Estella 188 Lathan, Danita 172 Lee, Helen 185 Lee, Leonard 174 Livingston, Dexter 174 Lewis, Antoinette 187 Lewis, Edneda 187 Lewis, Yolanda 187 Linares, Maria 188 Lloyd, Vana 171,172,181,187 Lloyd, Vickie 180,188 Lofton, Keith 192 Lofton, Kim 192 Lollis, Andrea 185 Lollis, La Tonya 182 Lopez, Micke 188 Love, Darlene 182,189 Love, Reuben 188 Lowery, Lott 187 Loza, Gloria 188 Madison, Yolanda 187 Marshall, Thersia 183 Martin, Steven 175,188 Martinez, Vivian 176 Matthews, La Wanda 162 Marquez, Sergio 189 Marshall, Theresa 185,180 Martinez, Gloria 188 Martinez, Ten 188 Martinez, Patricia 189 Martinez, Pat 188 McCall, Chico 174 McCaU, Mitchell 175 McCall, Randall 189 McCoy, Aletha 183 McDaniel, Derrick 166,177,182 McDowell, Danny 187 McDowell, Nora 182 McGee, De Wayne 175 McGee, Porcha 183,180 McGraw, Michael 171,172,177 180,181,182,188,189 McKinney, Maria 180,183 McNeal, Phyllis 157 McNeal, Walter 182 McNeal, Yolanda 180 McPherson, Darlene 188 Mendez, Ruth 188 Mendoza, Celerio 189 Milner, Frank 175 Misquez, David 177 Mitchell, Carla 175 Mitchell, Gail 156,171,172, 176,180,181,188,189 Mixon, Peggy 183 Moanana, Faletausala 187 Moanana, Steve 175 Mobasser, Noosheen 181 Montoya, Rosemary 188 Moon, Debra 160 Moore, Frankie 155 Moore, Hyacinth 166,172,176 181,184,189 Moore, James 181 Moore, Jewel 175 Moore, Paul 175 Moore, Terry 177,181,180,178 Morales, lamael 188 Morales, Yolanda 188 Morris, Leslie 183 Mosley, Deborah 153,179,180,1! Muniz, Bertha 189 Nava, Maria 188 Naves, Mary 187 Nealey, Diane 158 Neuble, Rita 189 Newhouse, Denise L. 175 Nixon, Elida 152 Oliver, Paula 156 Oliver, Paula 180,18 Oragon, Jesse 188 Orozco, Gloria 188 Pantoya, Lupe Patterson, Paul 189,171,172, 177,180,182,188,181 Patterson, Ruthie 162,179,180 PaJterson, Stanley 174 Patterson, Willie 174 Palmer, Eugenia 162 Penick, Kathy 174,187 Pierson, Joseph 189 Peoples, Lionell 165 Perales, Tern 188 Perez, Albert 189 Perez, Ester 188 Perez, Maria 176 Perkins, Lori 162,182 Pcrona, Kashus 181,182 Philhps, Daniel 187 Philips, Perry 175 Piggee, Brando 174 Player, Sylvia 180,184 Pogues, Maurice 182 Powell, Clark 174 Powell, Sharon 186 Pratt, Janice 180,181 Prudholm, Judy 188 Pruitt, Ronald 180,181 Pule, Tone 177 Purifory, Marie 188 Purvis, Fred 177,182,184,181 Quirate, Mabiha 189 Rachal, Steven 175 Ramos, Juan 189 Ray, Danita 157 Redding, Michelle 151,192 Reed, Beverly 187 Reita, Gwen 182 Rentie, Damon 160 Reyes, Ignacio 188 Richards, Aquanette 187 Richardson, Brenda 162,180,181 Richardson, Faye 180 Richardson, Karen 162 Richey, Brenda 157,186 Riddlespringer, Anthony 175 Riggins, Chrystal 176 Rios, Rosa 188 Rivera, Armida 189 Rivera, EUen 188 Rivera, Mary Ann 188 Rivera, Rosa 188 Robertson, Brenda 175 Robert, Vickie 172 Roberts, Dale 160 Robins, Sabrina 181 Robinson, Brenda 176 Robinson, Yolanda 163 Roby, Donald 174 Rodarte, Janet 182 Rodriguez, Joe 188 Rose, Mona 182 Ross, Mona 182 Roules, Gail 163,176 Rowles, Gail 163 Rowles, Lisa 188 Ruffm, Anthony 171,179,180,181 Saavetra, Susan 188 Salcedo, Rosa 176,188 Sanders, Cynthia 180 Sanders, Doris 180 Sanders, Terry 154 Satterwhite, Elton 174 Schaes, Mary 183 Scaife, Alfred 160,177 Scott, Darlene 183 Scott, Johnny 175 Scruggs, Morman 177 Seaboy, William 175 Searcy, Missie 152,164 Sepulveda, Martha 189 Seward, Jackie 183 Shaw,Cheryle 160,184,188 Shaw, Kathy 184 Shaw, Sharon 160 Shaw, Windy 163 Shepard, Marcia 182,189 Shortez, Annette 187 Siler,Chena 156,157,180 Siler, Yolanda 180,181 Simmons, Jean 187 Simmons, Lynette 182,186 Singleton, Mallory 180 Smith, Bob 175 Smith, Carl 187 Smith, Cecile 157,180,184 Smith, Cheryl 158,171,172,185 Smith, Earl 160 Smith, Karen 154,176,172 Smith, Shirley 180 Smyers, Charles 174 Soriano, Robert 174 Sowell, Wendell 189 Soxano, Jessie 175 Speignts, Darlene 187 Spells, Beverly 163 Standford, Candy 182,183 Starks, William 171,172,177 180,181,182,188,189 Stephen, Jessie 175,187 Stevenson, Courtney 175 Steward, Vickie 155,172 Story, Vivian 160 Strode, Maleta 154 Strong, Cornelius 164 Sudders, Frankie 188 Suttles, Donna 182,186,189 Sprewell, Jeri 182 Tait, Judy 187 Taitano, Rose 174 Taylor, Harold 166,174 Taylor, John 174 Taylor, Pamela 182,183 Taylor, Rosie 182 Terrell, Keith 164 Terrell, Kenneth 165,171,172 177,180,181,184,188 Terrell, Monica 180,183 Thomas, Michelle 172,180,183 Thompson, Tanya 184 Ticey, Donna 185 Ticey, Duane 175 ToUiver, Lenita 187 Tolliver, Vickie 176 Tomlin, Vannessa 151,176 Turner, Lynell 180,181 Truijillo, Howard 188 Van Buren, Rochelle 163,180,181 Vasquez, Jess 188 Vaughn, Deborah 163,183 Vaughn, Joan 171,172,157.180,181 Vercher, Sharon 157,186 Vercher,Tina 180,183 Villahermosa, Leiloni 157,186 Vincent, Gwendolyn 160,182 Vincent, Joe 178,180,181,188 Vincent, Linda 160,180,181 Wafer, Sandra 180,183 Walker, Betty 180 Walker, Darryl 175 Walker, Laurira 181 Walker, Rosylin 160 Walker, Walter 182 Ward, Pam 185 Ward, Rochelle 183 Ware, Renate 179,181 Washington, Jossalyn 180 Washington, Steven 160 Watson, Lewis 175 Watson, Marjorie 158,164,180,192 Watson, Raymond 175 Watson, Rita 180 Wayfer, Sylvia 157,172 Westbrooks, Joyce 156,171,172 White, Carmilla 182,186 White, Rita 183 White, Jackie 182,183 White, Toni 171,172,180,181 Widemon, Elmo 174 Wilbert, Dwayne 187 WilUams, Bertha 186 Williams, Carla 155 Williams, Carolyn 180 Williams, Deborah 182 Williams, Danny 160 Williams, Gerald 187 Williams, Lris 160,189 Williams, Janet 163 WiUiams, Jaqueline 183,184 Williams, Kenneth 172,177,182 181,180,188,189 Williams, Lisa 163,172,180 Williams, Regin a 171,176,152,181 Williams, Reginald 179,180 Willis, Danita 172,180,183 Willis, Gary 160 Wilkes, Gwen 163 Woodard, Brian 160,171 Woods, Cecelia 155 Woods, Dale 163,182 Woods, Reginald 160 Wooten, Herman 174 Wotten, Priscillia 174 Wright, Cheryl 182 Wright, Danny 160 Wright, Helen 175,179,180,181 Wright, John 174 Young, Dennis 175 Young, Jesse 171,172,177,180 181,184,189,188 Young, Michelle 163,180,183 To thee, Dominguez High School, The campus that we lose. For kiiDwlcilm- L ' aiiinl and fri -iids attained WV hank „nr(i.„l alios,-. U ' r ' li ti ;lit lor y.iu, Doniintiii, . d yi)u we ' ll e ' re be true Your name we ' ll praise through all our day and be faithful unto you! To Have Worked With To have worked with the students of Dominguez High School, trying to capture their emotions and trying to put them on paper in the El Espejo is not a one-man job, and 1 would like to thank all of those people who worked to make this yearbook a success. Thanks to the Faculty, for accepting all of the excuse slips, allowing us to come into your classroom to take pictures, and borrowing your students from time to time. To ha e worked with the First Semester Student Cabinet was a rare pleasure, and I thank them for all of their help. This yearbook will surpass all other yearbooks because of the students of Dominguez High School, who volunteered to take pictures, who missed classes, and gave us ideas to use. When the Yearbook needed help, these students were there, ready to assist in any way possible. A special Thank You to the Yearbook Staff. All of you have had to work under totally different circumstances, and you have produced a quality yearbook that the entire student body will be proud of! Thanks to Mr. Harman for all of your help and support throughout this year in making this yearbook a success. It ' s pictures that make up a yearbook and the help of Bill Roth was greatly appreciated. Even though you were late, you always came when needed. One of the reasons this yearbook will be remembered long after the year 73-74 comes to a close is because of your dedication. It has been a rare pleasure working with these people, and when we look back on the year 1973-1974, the El Espejo will be remembered, because of their efforts. Have a great, fantastic. Won - Der - Ful life. Adios, Ken Terrell Editor-in-Chief 1974 El Espejo tm PISCHCL Bl v oLife L an f lever 9 e Cxacdtf jCilze ijou Want St Do Ee But 3 Can Ee Satisfied ust J n€nuina ZJkat Ufou cJLove ffli