Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1985 volume:

V l ' vj (A pJMi . X.J) X 2 ' S 4AiC ' rf - ' -fr a cA 5lj4f 3: t. - ' ' .5. ' V yra J a v i Q foC i f iflP Uo VvcM c oee-A t me . J ■z s ' Jy: r hu i iOfUylO b-g , y j. v cf £x V CO p ' ' y t ' .. ' ' 4 - h i an ]i6t ) So ' o •(iMA L COi 2- Art wd- ?,s J R .O . ! , ° , o- a V ' ?-J Mark Keppel Senior High School 501 East Hellman Avenue, Alhombra, California Editorial Board: Scott Koga: Editor-in-Chief Alice Ishigame: Business Manager Julia Young: Photography Coordinator Nancy Lee: Sports Editor Dawn Gotanda: Organizations Editor Eric Ogawa: Underclassmen Editor Darlene Senaha and Geri Leyva: Activities Editor Joanne Lau: Copy Editor Tina Chee: Layout Editor Sharon Hatae: Academics Editor Mr. Ray Williams: Advisor Title ' age -t Opening JL Hard Habit Life ' s full of habits that cannot be broken. We become used to the same old thing, no urge for change. But why do we perform the same routine day after day until it becomes a hard habit to break? There ' s always room for change in anyone ' s life at some point. No one can stand absolute drabness and mon- otony. There must be something worth living for than a dull and gruesome life. Excitement has to occur. Whatever thrills and chills there are, it ' s something out of the blue. Individuals must break out of their shell and do something that will leave a special mark on high school memories. You ' ve got to come out of the doily routine. Follow your imagination no matter how wild the idea is. So what if there is some embarrassment, you ' ll be having the time of your life. If you don ' t satisfy your desires, emptiness and regret will take its place. Like the old saying, Habits are made to be broken. ABOVE: Working Hard — Scooping and serving popcorn were criores Nancy Lee, Tina Chee, and Teresa Clieung slaved upon RIGHT Concentration — Dedicated to his studies, a student concentrates intensely. Dare to be Different Hofd Habit to Break Opening LEFT Eating as usual — Dean ISO, Andy Osuki. John Takemuro, Jeff Yamabivashi, and Steve Bruno eat the same thing during the Home- coming festival BELOW- Late to Class — After opening her locker as usual, Darlene Senaha deciOes what books to take. FAR LEFT BELOW Boredom — Standing a round bored isn ' t unusual for some Keppel students, FAR RIGHT BELOW: l lnd Boggling — Holding the crowds ' interest isn ' t easy for anyone. HO ' O Hobit J fi.rec:- Dare to Be Yourself ' jrself on a deserted - the responsibilities ■t just to get cwoy Have you eve- — ■— island wtiere yc of everyday lif-- ■ from all the pe:_ The crowd at vides security, but other times it can pc -, -_ : eat to that very security which it offers. How many times have you ever wished for a place where you can escape the chaos and confusion of the crowd? Does such a place exist? Amidst the hullabaloo of the multitude, i exists such a place. This place exists becaus- exist, but it is often over-looked by those search too frantically. This nook from so ' which We seek is closer than we ' ve ever reali o-vj As a matter of fact, it is right under our noses. Yet it is not stationary. It moves when we move One minute it is the comfort and serenity of our ow bedrooms; the next minute it can be th sion and disorder of passing period. This place has no borders. It spans as allow it to; like our imogination it knows riw m can only be restrained by those obstacles v, we create for ourselves. Whether we ' re quietly studying in the library or just enjoying lunch with friends at the crowded lunch courts, our place is there. There is a place in the crowd for everyone. In a crowd there is ... a place for you.  . W. -.J : In a Crowd A Place for You Opening i fi c - f P JZ In a Crowd - - A Place ic  0u g Open 5 y f « . I T B§iA ■ m . ■ , xi ffc ' % I n ' i5iv . ? •• ,- %i r Dare to Be Different In the Midst of Many , . An Individual Opening In the Midst Of Many . . . An Individual In the midst of many there is always someone who stands head-over-heels above the rest. One who is not afraid to express what he believes in. One who is not afraid to express ... his individual- ity. The crowd provides security, but it cannot un- derstand the joy of shooting the winning basket in the league playoffs or the dread of the Calculus final at fifth pe riod. The individual faces things alone. In a crowd we con all cheer the school football team on toward the C.I.F. playoffs or ap- plaud the school band for a performance well done, but the crowd cannot appreciate the warmth and beauty of a pink-golden sunset against the Los Angeles skyline or the thrill of being crowned Homecoming Queen. Each person shines in a special way. Each has a special goal to attain. Whether it ' s getting an A on the Physics test next Friday or just adding an extra two inches on the high jump, it is the individ- ual striving to achieve private goals which in turn enriches the crowd as a whole. In the Midst of Many An Indivci o Od ? ' : r-.g iv ' Am I bold enough to express my individuality Stand out from the crowds and be myself? The only person in red instead of white? I know everyone is unique because it ' s impossible for two people to be exactly alike, even twins, I want to be no- ticed, but I ' m so scared of what people might think The classic case of stereotyping — nerds, fobs, nips, beeners. You name the person, he ' s been classified. It ' s so hard to be different and be accepted at the same time. Yet these people have the courage and boldness to be different. Mark- ing their style and originality unlike the rest of us who hide behind our drobby clothes and tiny voices. Anyone can moke himself a rare character. The question is whether you are willing to take that risk and be someone who will always be remembered as part of the treasured memories of Keppel life. 8 Are You Bold Enough Opening i k « ' rf ' ' r ' ' o7 il I ?v x L r ' v -iv,- C; - ■ j- .V- ■ ■V-- - C c ' ' rOtc _.v 0. vvvoa. N; v- Are You Bold Enough Opening Dare to Be Different Do your own thing, Walk to the beat of a difterent drummer, and I ' m O.K., You ' re O.K. were popular mottos of the late sixties and early seventies. As we progress through the eighties, we find ourselves encountering a time of Dare fo Be Different. Glancing around campus, it is quite evident that students have adopted Dare to Be Differ- ent as their motto. It is true that student life is comprised of individuals of many different ethnic backgrounds, languages, cultures, and beliefs, but having a different ethnic background with different cultural beliefs and speaking a different language does not necessarily make one individ- ual different from another. Dare to Be Different has to do with self-ex- pression. It ' s a way of expressing one ' s individual- ity whether it ' s cutting and styling one ' s hair in a special manner or putting on unusual attire. It ' s striving beyond those limits and expressing our- selves in ways which we believe in. We dare to be unique and because we ' re secure in our- selves, we accept others for who they ore and realize that there is enough room for all our styles and values. .V, 4 - 4 LEFT Self-Expression — No matter how big the crowd, we all share one thing in common. It is our school, the expression of the students, faculty, and administration Dare to Be Dittereni Opening 11 Homecoming Queen Sharon Hatae 1 t J b, 1 • w 3 IH 0 f mi k i H m H ' PL . I wa r m - ■ JM 4 ' •; •a T wlBfl g i r V KS ti;L This year ' s Homecoming hciftime ceremony was spectacular! It was the best ever! commented one Keppel Senior. Students, alumni, friends, and par- ents began to fill the stands a half hour prior to kick-off in order to watch the 1984 Homecoming Court be driven in style around the field and be escorted by their fathers to their seats. Halftime began with tunes played by the infamous MK band as the five Princesses were driven around the field once more. Each Princess was then escorted by her father down the center of the field while fountains of fireworks shot off on each side of them. The Moment of Truth came when Sharon Hatae was announced Homecoming Queen for 1984. A two- minute display of beautiful skyrock- ets lit up the field while Sharon ' s name was spelled out in fireworks! ABOVE: The Moment of Trufhl — Sharon Hatae crowned queen. RIGHT: 1984 Homecoming Court — Geri Leyvo, Judy Vira- montes. Queen — Sharon Hatae, Tami Samaniego. Sandra Hong 12 Homecoming Court Homecoming Homecoming Court Homecoming x Moment of Truth Homecoming festivities brought a lot of fun and excitement during Homecoming Week, Tliere were various activities that went on during the week. First there was the balloon shaving contest which took place on Wednesday, November 7 at the lunch courts. The point of the gome was to put shaving cream oil around the balloon and to shave the bal- loon without popping it The following day, November 8, was the Home- coming Festival which took place at the basketball courts. There were various booths selling different kinds of foods ranging from spaghetti to hot dogs to baked goods. Other booths were selling drinks, and some were selling confetti eggs and balloons During the same day, there were activities taking place on the upper field. First, there was the Bucket Brigade, The game was played with different clubs going against each other. The goal was to fill the wastebasket with water by passing the bucket to each other over the head end between the legs. This may sound easy, but the bucket had a hole in the middle of it The other activity that was held that day was Simon Says, Then, there was the annual pep rally held at the big gym before the big Home- coming game on November 9, Homecoming Week was exciting for all of us at Keppel, It gave us a chance to have fun and enjoy the fun that Homecoming week had brought us, FILMSTRIP BELOW FOODI — Crowd gathers at food booths durihg Homecoming festival Watchful walling — Mr Horst waits anxiously to get his tickets Don ' t drop It! — Kiowa shows their stuff In the Bucket Brigade Pep Rally TImel — Spectators watch with enthusiasm as Song struts on the floor 14 Festival Homecoming LEFT Oh my goshi — Jana gets all wet in the Bucket Brigade TOP LEFT One gotcha will gelcha — Amy carefully shaves the balloon without popping it BOTTOM LEFT Gotchal — I knew it was doing to pop! TOP RIGHT Simon Soys — Simon Says, let ' s have fun during Homecoming BOTTOfvl RIGHT Keep the water In — People got all wet dur- ing the Bucket Brigade game Festival I Homecoming X J Senior 5 Mr. Aztec n vi H3 J J K ' I HPJK J [T g tt L. Jir ' w HKAiSS i ABOVE MR. AZIEC — Our new 1984-85 Mr Aztec, Lawrence Morales!! 16 Mf Aztec Homecoming dominate A ooh ooh ooh ooh whee!! That ' s what they were cheering at this year ' s Powder Puft game held dowri on the Aztec Field, November 8, at 7-30 p.m. As always, the traditional football game was held for the announcing of the new 1984-85 Mr. Aztec. Congratulations Lawrence Morales!! Many more people than expected showed up. It was a lot of fun watching some of the senior and junior girls battle it out on the field cheered on by some cute senior and junior boy cheerleaders. The only mishap was when Ziado Zapata fell and suffered a pulled leg muscle Everyone held his breath as she was helped off the field for doctor ' s care. The game must go on and it did. Ziada went on to see her senior class win from the sidelines 33 to 0. Way to go SENIORS!!! PS. All the girls want to thank Ralph Conul (coached seniors) and Mr Herrera (coached juniors) for taking time off and coaching us for the big game. With Love The Senior Junior Powder Puff Players. 1 MR. AZTEC FINALISTS — L Nguyen, P Cruz. L Morales. L Mandi. A Walker All varsity football players 2 TOUCHDOWNI — Senior makes a run for it! 3 MR. AZTEC! — Lawrence Morales 4 SAY CHEESE! — Some of our sexy ctieerleoders smile and pose for ttie camerai 5 WE ' RE NUMBER ONE! — Francine Reyes and Irma Lopez watch as their team gets a touchdown 6 HEY BOYS — Our Cheerleaders (TOP) P Berquam. J Lopez. R Coronodo, C Taylor. M Worda. S Barret, H Corrillo. P Baptiste. moke a pyramid 7 GO. FIGHT. WIN — Senior cheerleaders. Joe Lopez. Raul Coronodo. and Phil Ber- quam. put up d halftime sign, sexy huhi 8 SHAKE IT BUT DON ' T BREAK IT! — Luther Mandi amuses the audience by doing the huloi 9 COME ON JUNIORS — Some juniors watch from the sidelines 10 IS IT DOLLY? — No. it ' s Phil Berquam ' 1 1 RUN SANDRA — Sandra Guzman runs away from some seniors i dftf Powder Putt Homecoming 17 Homecoming 1984 — the Gome The Homecoming football game was most exciting. It was; the first time that the Aztecs took first place in the Mission i Valley League since Keppel joined it, Holftime started off with a bong. Fireworks cluttered the night sky above Aztec field. It was a most spectacular scene. The fireworks dazzled and amazed all. As the show progressed, the Homecoming Queen Sharon Hatoe was crowned After the exciting holftime festivities and the gome, it was off to the dance for many GO AZTECS GO 1Q The Game O Homecoming . . Our Moment of Truth The Homecoming dance was just great. Lots and lots of people stiowed up. Even though the line to get in was long, most claimed it was well worth it because Time- Warp played some righteous sounds. Seeing all those who had graduated some years before brought back memories of the past. For the alumni, it brought back many wonderful thoughts of Mark Keppel The dance started out 10 p,m, and ended at midnight. Although it was only two hours long, it did seem as if everyone had a radical time, ABOVE LEFT Gef-down — People do have fun at Keppel ' s dances! ABOVE Relax — Just kick ' n back with the crowd LOWER LEFT Make It Slow — The Homecoming court enjoy a slow one The Dance Homecoming 19 VANfi EN Entertainment Alive! The entertainment industry was as big as ever this year Music brought many dancing and dressing fads, and for students, it was a dare to be dif- ferent. One hit lady was Cyndi Lauper. She was awarded Best New Artist at the Grammy Awards. She brought a cheerful sound. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun! that swept the nation A revolution in music is what Prince and the Revolution not only brought to music but as a movie too. Purple Rain. Madonna, A Material Girl, made top hits and a sound track for the movie Vision Quest. Madonna ' s look made a big impression of the dressing fads worn around campus We could never forget Michael and all the Jackson ' s! They all played for the Victory Tour and performed for millions at Dodger Stadium. Many groups from the UK were also big, Duran Duran. Tears for Fears. Gen- eral Public and so many others Tina Turner, was awarded record of the year with Wtiat ' s Love Gotta Do With It, and Lionel Richie Can ' t Slow Down was awarded Album of the Year, so OUTRAGEOUSi Performers come to aid in the fight to help starving Ethiopians. English groups came together to sing Do Ttiey Know it ' s Ctiristmas? written by Band-Aid. Here in America performers created We Are he World. They all earned millions of dollars from their re- cords to aid Ethiopia. Ttie Breakfast Club was one high school students could really relate to. Vision Quest was the one which Ma- donna made an appearance. Brilliant drama was in movies such as Ttie Kill- ing Fields. A Soldier Story and Witness which starred Harrison Ford. The diversity of entertainment has brought many new styles, and ideas — a dare to be different. i I ' - I 20 Music Entertainment Opening JL-f l iJ OHfcWSHOWWftH Movies Opening 21 Clothes, Clothes. Clothes!! This year everybody seems to be o| o shopping spree. Everywhere you go people seem to be into one kind of a factor another Everybody wants to dress w and be in. All the students are changii pearance and beginning a ne ther of their own or being lil e else, in with the scene. One of the most popular looklthis year and last year was the Modonr 3 look Everywhere you turned there ere the neon colors, lace everything, 1 le silver jewelry, and the bob haircut. There were also the New Mods, and the Punkers with a solid colors like black, grey, nav and so on. Short haircuts, spiked hair, long black trench granny boots, creepers, and beenies were also in. All the, looked nice, but it ' s hard to bel| came from thrift shops The New Romantic and G guys were really in. The guys dress trovogantly. It seems as thguah all money went straight t teal TOtfes on shoes. Nobody c things were. Even with all the forget the casuals, trendies. V Openirig ' ...c..r. CR WANTED PERSON DESCBimON n= uiNTED PERSON DESCRIPTION myE (ubi. HK.i. iii ' i ' i DOE, JOHN JB. residenck AUirnt ' ■de hTptToT; ,0E MISSING Yp 17 3 27 f ' 7_ PERSON L; I.Lth l|. FS tPmil) Lu ' llLI..-. MnNTTIMT ii U . 3.0C lloCATION USl i Kl..J Studying InschooWmar phobXETcauseITTbsence Me ntal Anxiety MF.NTAL CONUinu.r Somewhat sane DATE AND TIME 1 1.6 H5-I2II0 p ml . _ I • ' rnOTHING UUKN TwJwllLrDKSTINATIUN «hlte_tennis_jhoesi. Lne [FORMER ADUKKbl l S l ' Y ' ' ' ' TliaTOR MAIDEN NftME JEWELRY Go ld CUSS Rinp_ RaRRIEU ' ? BlKlHtUtl .„ Monterey Fark fiiil IIllL ISCHOOL Mark Keppe HiR]lifll!!l I occupation ' Perfect Student 1 CRM ' E 12 NICKNAME Einstein Poindexter L „ , r r — TT VKHTcLEOK iAHrPOl Habitual Studier | ,e s.id J n,V S2l Slll- - T - Cnave. ™et .e at ne_doo I u. it Srt o sure hard to find [bfportiw. ufeicer Uj I O I Lerov Donovan Jan. l«-n:l5 a.m. Jack Farnsworth p.p: :::;? T2 277l 3Tooo Vlissing tl Opening Missing the Perfect Student BELOW At the scene ol ttie crime — Tne suspect was reported seen entering the sctiooi library Could this be our perfect student BELOW The school boy at work — The perfect stu- dent wos known to be constantly studying and do- ing his homework A possible suspect was found hard dt work in the library SfARY ABOVE Strictly confidential — It seems that the perfect student was well acquainted with computer operations Missing the Perfec Student Opening 25 It seems like all we hear these days is no, no, no ... If there is something that you want to do, you better be- lieve that there is o rule to prevent it If you want to relax and enjoy eating a leisurely lunch in your car, don ' t plan on it unless you don ' t mind hav- ing your parking sticker revoked. Try wearing a club shirt which is not affili- ated with the school and you may find yourself wearing an apron from the cafeteria covering it. Have you gone to a school dance? If you have you probably know you need an I.D to get in and once you were there, you weren ' t able to enjoy watching or participating (if that ' s your thing) in break dancing. Having trouble finding a party for this weekend? It is not surprising since anyone caught distributing flyers is subject to disci- pline by the dean. Don ' t try walking through the halls with food or you con kiss your lunch good-bye as you are told to deposit it in the nearest trash can. These are just a few of the rules students were forced to abide by. Give them time and surely they ' ll come up with more , . . 26 Breaking the Rules Opening CLOCKWISE THE HEAT IS ON — The heafll be on if these fnendly rockers get caught under Marlboro Country, but they don ' t core ' cuz it ' s their favorite spot to kick back and talk RUNNING FROM THE LAW — Anthony and Alma get ready to take off as they are caught eating m their car BREAKING THE RULES — Lindd and Maggie break school rules by wearing their MANIAC GIRLZ shirts on campus Those Naughty Girls TAKING CHANCES — Miriam and Cdrol take their chances by eating in the hallways CAN ' T BE BOTHERED — Ruth isn ' t bothered by silly rules about radios She still enjoys listening to her favorite songs all day long RISKING IT ALL — Alonzo risks it oil by pdssing out the latest flyers to Keppel parties to Alma and Caroline Restrictions -j -j Opening Meet Yuvd Ashkenazi From Israel i This years foreign exchange student came all the way from Petha Tikva, Israel His name is Yuval Ashkenazi. When look- ing at him, one would think he was a na- tive Southern Californian with his blond hair and blue eyes Yuval ' s real home in Israel though is located in Southwestern Asia, halfway around the world from the United States The weather here in Cali- fornia. says Yuval, is very similar to Isra- els, and he loves it! There are so many other things Yuval loves about California Everything is big here and it ' s so beauti- ful! The largeness of everything here is extremely fascinating to him because he loves crowds and lots of people. He AFS couldn ' t have picked a better place to visit! GIRLS This is Yuval Ashkenazi ' s 1 in- terest. He thinks the girls here in sunny Cali- fornia ore great. Besides girls he enjoys tennis, driving, s urfing and going to places like Westwood, When he goes back to Israel he plans on becoming an airplane pilot which will take ten years of training. He wants to be a pilot because it gives one a sense of power which he loves. He wants to be rich and powerful. Yuval has been an excellent exchange student with his outgoing personality and friendliness We were lucky to hove him and he will definitely be missed. 28 Yuval Ashkenazi Opening Ifs an ACS ' 1 — YUV ' o,a,n.,ng.oM.epe.ec.po nt Tabe of Contents People 30 Organizations 150 Seniors Publications Juniors Leadership Sophomores Music Choirs Freshmen Clubs Academics no TrhHi-Y Faculty Sports 190 Instr, Aides Fall Administration Winter Staff Spring Activities 132 Pep Squad Plays Dances Excriange student ' C Opening _ (Z ie . .. TOP MIDDLE I wear my sunglasses at night — Lorraine Martinez, Darlene Senaha, and Nora Matsu- moto stiow off their stiades RIGHT Choose Life — A student expresses her views 30 People Divisions People 2 -J Divisions 3 J- 32 Senior Personalities Seniors Seniors 34 Senior Personalities Seniors Senior Personalities o g Seniors J J _- -n f ' M; Eyes; Victor Martlnez onffSerl L l v i ' ' If Best Dancer Ello Garci 36 Senior Personalities Seniors Most Spirited: Scott Koga and Virginia Ramirez Senior Personalities —j Seniors J I Crown and Sceptre: Crown and Sceptre is an honor society composed of 16 seniors who have qualified during their junior year with a 3.0 average or better as well as being active in school and extra-curricular activities. The applicants were cho- sen by members of the previous year and pre-selected members of the faculty and administration. Crown and Sceptre had a busy year in school and com- munity involvement. In early October, a number of mem- bers volunteered their time and hammering skills to aid the contruction of the March of Dimes Haunted House and trick-or-treated for U.N.I.C.E.F. on Halloween, During Christmas vacation. Crown and Sceptre organized a re- union party for present and former members doting back five years to 1979. Throughout the school year, they ushered and sold baked goods at winter and spring ploys and concerts In the spring they planned a year-end ban- quet for nine months of school involvement and service Crown and Sceptre would like to express their thanks and deepest appreciation to Mr, Katz for all his help and for being a special part of this prestigious senior honor soci- ety. Jeanette Le, Vice-President, Neil Chong. JoAnn Gong Joanne Lau, Tim Kelly, Ruth Akahoshi Edward Gillan President 38 Crown and Sceptre Seniors Hard Work Pays Off OP LEFT Keep It up — Crown and Sceptre members participate in ttie Bucket brigade at ttie Homecoming Festival CENTER LEFT Exciting tiuti? Ruth Akahostii ind Sandra Hong working hard to sell baked goods at the tall play FAR TOP What lid you say? — Angle Koh takes some time to think over her order as intermission ;omes to a close ABOVE: Boy. ttiot looks good. - Eddie Gillan is tempted by all Alice Ishigame Koichi Fu)imoto, Grace Murakami he delicious food sold at the fall play Honor Society ■j Seniors J y Martha Aceves — Thanns to all my Teachers and fnends who made these vears af Keppei unfogetabie i love you mom and dad Thanks for everything RM d ever Thanks for all the wondertul memories I vou. Al Irma I luv U 2 God bless you all Ruth Akohoshl — d yrs BB — 1 1 yr VB C S AAA Shoshoni Yrbk Thx JL NM TD MK AY LK KY God Bless yol IXOYE X — remember DM ? BB Jams — BCl 8d imperials- GhsTbs rsi Grt Tms Fav- Mchi the Jcksns DBL D Whml Pre Amy Grant Hume Lake 79- Happy BDAY, Kmra- Nvr 4 get tiks bout We Gd ICk lil bro — Paul Paul Atarcon — Partying at the v hole Spencer m the lOth grade cous in Tex Spenc mirrors Wtnt class JV Football SS MM PB BR Raider Games Den Cort mess with me Senior Ditch Day TS High school crazy Ray Golv RV Thanks Parents Rams 1 65 1 White Lines For- ever Party Days Kevin Alvarez — KEVHOUND ' 85 LT ME NO YR lies 9-12 g ' Odes porting evry day at inch w the boys partng m plastics w EG-RS kp cool Glen JAK 10 Ploying auarters at Worms Pad 10 grd Playing Hook le an prling w JO JO + EG. LM Thnng the scam at the bch Mono Usa Aarlcio — A k A Baby smurt we r The Renegades of funk of L H T S MA MA SMURF Corebear - - Gizmo Thanx Deb d making my last yrs great Disneyland AM PM Marty Stadium way Eiysian Park Banana Splits New Edition 1 -t-bamm-bamm ' s crew I Luv Bob- by i Alex -t- Debbie d ever Mono + Debbie best of friends alwoys P S Good Bye Sweet Sensations Class of 85 1 Saul Arellano — never d-get all those party nites with Joe, Luis, the twins, and others Most fun shafting people Getting crazy down snappers pad Never d-get my Eltdd G To parties with Ali and hang- ing around with all those burnouts 85 a yeof not d-gotten Cynthia Arguelles Cindy — My yrs at MK were grt Times w DL. BA. n Bones at party at Belindas gtmg busted 4 drtching 82-83 Prom w Javier 83-84 Prom Home coming Christmas Ball. Sweet Heart Ball dances w Javier Meiendei love u bdbe thanks 4 alt the love n sup- port especiall y helping me get over the rough spots Dec 14, 84 our first child was born Andrea Vanessa Melendez Love U Prts w Java at Phils Pomas Mom Thanks 4 Being Patient Love U l did it ' Charlej Arriela — My last year at Keppei Meeting Solly m f rosh yr i love you Babe My best frnd Angel G 15 years bst frnd Bye to my teochers, DM, DA Most of oil Ruben Romero A good fnend of mme Never forget you Thanks to my mom Victoria Barajos — Kiky thanks for the memonez To all those who were close to me -f knew me esp to William my love. Sara, Brian Robert, -t-so on, take care always I ' ll always love u Bill I truly love U B-f V Warner Nick Boydallne — Remembering the days with my best of friends The Boyz cruz ' in part ' in having fun wth Kev on the corner and cru- zm wth Taka in the TOY it started wth OTT Cliff (Pk rd) in ' 81 Gd ick Shimodo Jef AQ Richi PO Vald Shiro Nagono Tony and the best of the bnch and 1 frnd Koichi F I ' ll mis Noncy N Juli K Carol Amy Laura and will even mis Tracy H The Atomic cofe l love you all gd Ick to Tammy and also my Homeboy Frank L Phil Berquom — Yo Whats up? RC. LN. KG, JL. DW. RV, iG, CE, DUKE, PA, PC. FN, Portyi 1 Footboll 82 Var 83.84 MVL Champs 84 CIF best ever ' V Track w-DHS, RHS, AhS, SHSli Scrtharts ? JK A-P WhevrelseprtysRC ' scosa, andon therood She ' s a freak ' Met my bdbe at aftt-G- prtyi Me-N-U alwys. luv u Tamil Gtub after bnqt The Bomb HIiywd. Wstwd NEW yrs 84-85 Cook? Fghts nothing tr get It Thanks Coach G.O.K.S.H tor all! Thanks mo luv ya Me TAWi 4ever Good luck class ' 86 ' Carlos J, Berries — Track and Field 82-85 Varsity Class of 85 Heavy Metal rules Party Animal 15 High Hurdles CIF Chomp 440 yrd Relay School Record Irmo Lopei Blanco — EEARMA- mom- irm Tdlondi 1 82-85 MM-grt .-Ciro Citz- E L can u wlk LM ? JOY RIDING-b ci Jurspd 2 me-MG Tndi Sr Pny-Buas -ML LTK -grdnt SKYRlAL-MC gtng 1st -7 25 DD JML- Migrdne Lil Bros- DD SR xprncemtng C B agn Bic Duds DIE button- vwz- 3 cmbs- spcl x ' s i LUV Ui JD thnxs- wer styin ' 13-RH hope 2 c u soon LUVi -SS-NS-JC- fmz fr st 2 end-PS ' locooi- THE BEACH) stplghng DP rai NC- RCosa-MAD my endiss luv Invrstppdl thnx 4 dex X Bi -HAWAII? I luv U Maniy Papi thanx uto- GIA085 Paula Booker — My best year at MK was my Frosh I met my best friends PB, GB. DR we have had a lot of good times in Banner team with GB. DR. KL. MT Remember Dodgers Stadium, That was pretty funny MN, DR. PB, GB Remember 17 Birthday Whitter fun well you guys its time for us to leave this school l hope you will cherish all The memories we hove hod together like i do Joe Borquer — Fr Ftbll Start MK w lil Pdrtyi Leo ' s Auntd 4esti Me - JV TM Meet Diane R Bon KM snow blind SVP-lr Bskt B 1 Laguna B AR Ann Mich Mary Jane Kris AR Fin MesTas-4 Az Can PA SS A Cid Bear 25c Hooky EG. KA bidzing Bud SH Rose Par ' FQ-83 Us Fesf. summ M Bay FA Party Mooney 4x4-SS Bro. LM Working of McD Meet Claudia ' 85 Yosemite, Prom Thank you Mom Nana Happen- ing yrs Later Heads ' Kevin BorquGZ — rad prfy nits NS, MC, JK, PR, MN. KF, DG don ' t treol me i e o dog MV oka bf or v ALDO we finly made it Stoner Buds 4 life NS, MC JK thanks for Bmg there HOBO HILL o liv in 85 the record one more time baby sheesh good Luc with Vicks thdnks 4 everthing mom and dad i luv u both l wish it didn ' t have 2 end Damn nice pb at the duke Later Micro 84 huzza huzza take care God bless and good luck every 1 Keep m touch Surfers Rule ' David Bouzanquot — Havm good times w Tom, Hed. Mike, Ed D, John, Sam Great times at Forest cruzin Rocket, LoBomba of Blvd, Arroyo Seco B rbong at Azusa Lokr room m halls Jamin to Vegas. Rivr getn cocoput daze, Ime m up lets go sktmg ' Partys. Tom- mys, Hlywood Rush cncrt twice US fest Makin Buks not being bust- ed Tom member jail ' ' Partying w Cornchad Mugre R parade 83-84 MOOSEHEADi Meetm Andred (sis) Bst frenz forever I love ya Andi Bye CG NP Latr keppei ' Martha Bradshaw — Lookn ' bock on my MK yrs, I remember some crzy tmsl Hey rollo Bowwow Wow 1 ' Table 1 n ' Foods, table 5 n ' art The cool classes w PR GF DS Weird tms on Melrose ' Promee n ' me at SG w Maniac ' Keep it crzy Debl Worked 2 hard on crew, huh?i Goin ' to Polace w PR ML n ' my mom ' EL u r a fab pal Too HIP To futtil Luv 2 all my frenz during MK yrs ' Too much 2 wnle 4 now, geT my book m the future! God Bless Class of 85 Michael Brendzal — Soph doss council Good times with AL. Loro. Candie Concerts w AL -i-TR LeTs Throw a lami Stage manager TR on the root The Shovelers Dayane — always + Forever + A Little Longer I love you 1965 Prom + After ' l! Sally BuHatd — Kiowa 61-82 swim team with JK, KS, RF-Basket Hounds- Advias Acdppella 81-83, miss you guyz esp RC JG remem- ber SF w KA and pier 49 ' ' All my fnenz SH 5G IH KS TP SU DR CP and thoz people i met this year SV. jD PR. thanx for the memories pep comm partyz w JY, KA, cast party; w JY. SN never 4 get it ' Aurora we made if Luv yd mom Richard Cabuto Jr — Aztec Sngrs 83-85, Acap CHR 82-65 Mxd Chr 81-82, Goodbye Cruel world E C H ' Thanx for being such great frnz- Kevin JoAnn, Nadine, Debs Joyce, SF. Tour w JG, KA 83 8t 84, do you have To go to the bathroom at Ghirordeli? Love yo BGO C C 8i your music- Punk 8t New Wave 31 Congrats to class of 851 Rafael Conul — AS the end of Hi School comes and as I P leave home I send all my love to you Mom and Dad Thanx 4 all the help time U gave me Gerardo. but remember Ricky Rock and I always be at U ' Wat iT IS ' KaThy where is my bisget, wat it was ' Julie my )uv u lil Sh Wakr thanx 4 olmst kiln me on the bike and Ftbi MVL Chomp 84 22 Yeahi Wats up i RV Yo Eddy ' Gdbye DR, AH CP. PR, SG MM, RC, AW Bye Chrl L Riche Breakn in 84 Olympics YeahllM Christine Carr — To The class of ' 85 Good luck with the future its m your hands To Kathy and Ercd. my best fnends. Thanks for being Such nice fnends Too bad you got 1 more yr Enca Well Kathy. Its Panv time ' Party Hardy Class of 85 ' Amparo Carrlllo — To all my friends I wish you the best of luck and To my best fnend Aida we had many good times ' Hope our friendship will last forever Also I would like to thank all my teachers that helped me get throughout my 2 yrs here dt Keppei Mrs Cleveland most of dll I will dlways remember you ' And to all my Junior friends I wish you luck in your senior yearl Class of ' 85 is and will be the best cidss ever luv ya ' Jessie Chan — Gd x at Rptssch buds LK, FC, BY CC, QM, 8i MC at MK And so gid to be (rnz GG, GM, CH, Al -gom to mis u all ' fli my pin gout cl-LL Gn X at the DD cnct Lets go agnl Thgs Kiowa for the mmb tim Thgs all u bdmn pp lost but nt least thgs DD for itin me be me To all my frnz-ihgs for bem there Kevin Chang — Aztec singers 83-85 Acap CHR 82-85. Mxd CHR 81- 82 keep singing strong chr Thonx Mom Dad 4 your support Fun times with my best budys Oidne Wdrgo, Richard, and Amy Also crry in chr DM.NB.JK.Ch I ' ll miss u guys A LOTMi Memories getn ' lost witn R C a D M , X-Mas Ball w M G and afterwards 2 D G G H - Culture Club l-Best of Luck 85 Rosy Chang — Kiowa 1 We re the best Hermosa BCH 22nd- checking out the Buddaheads ' Drill Team 83-84 whatt a pain ' Jack- son ' s Victory Concert Bckwrds Dance w SK ' Where ' s Graves? Getting over u-know -who Thanx u guys ' Gang to college dances meeting Rene oh gosh-remember ' ' CL-remember the 1st Omega dance? Coot it now all those BH ' S ' l mode it Luv U Mom Dad. Aloha ' C O ' 85 ' Michael Chavez — 1st of all thks to all my buds, Jimbo. Mr Fuji. Kev- tone 81 evbody else prty jR CLs CnsI VP jR, CnsI SR too Prom Nt, Soph yr best wth Cindy my iv Memrz ms ya BASKETBALL!! soph; jv Sl Vrsty cpt ■ 1 D a thng 2ee Fn nt ftbl inch at Hat DC RK too many gd x ■ frnds 2 rt but II rembr um all luv evbdy Chavez Nell Chong — To crckrs ummtd-kepr. Enfrcr, Mstr, Grdn. Wzrd- Thanx This-Fr. JV. JV. Var? Skis Dubl fit it is Dg ptrt w EC WY Miki D ' s Beat IT- wht abrn The signs TP-alrm Finny -Lt ' s go to Sequoia, mga-cpyng. Apl lie HI, 8i all Amrcn Brgr MW-Dn ' t bea hidot EG-Thnx fr the awsom crds 8i gd ick at Berkeley AS-wht R U stamg of BK- How z yr nek? Wht R snekrs? Hmcmng 84-whre is she, Mr S? U 8t DW hve a grt Sr yr Tm to mk my mve UCLA, hr 1 cme? YIm Ung Chow — We Believe in Live, We Believe in This World The People- We Are So Naive. We Are So Destructive. We Want Happi- ness But We Create Hell. We Look into The Future But We Look Blind- ly. We Can ' t See That This Now Present And There Will Be Future. If Only We Let It Be Good-bye Fnend Franes A. Clsneros — I ' ve had good years here at Keppei I want to thank MC ML JH for being there when I needed them A special thanks to my brother Jimmy Mom and Dad i love you both very 40 Aceves-Cisneros Senior Memories much Tnanks tor the wonderful years Keppei 85 Jamsi Dorren CIIH — Chucks killer PEN! Pork the i?ickshaw. LO PY RO ' Rome n Hall Smashed at Jims Raylef The LT lO Faces EL DIABLO at gym DC TR=HawaiJ Tnp Partyir g w LO RS td TR EO NB Parking lot, ti J RS LO EO FF ik dy cn Mr Bongs Bunk dimes cucumber rTKin. Jokei Going to concerts. JP. OO. VH. RUSH Oio, MC The Cnb Dur 400 z fnend Mickey PorV-n-Ride Severe snow conditions 4 opler Photo 2nd 417 ww Rent a cop Bogart Mansjon Roach Morei DOhu here we come ' Buds Nelson Contreras — Well there ' s not to much to sov only that our tune has come at losf I ' m glad for all my class mates i have to say fhank you to some teachers. We party tilt we drop Ail of us and there stai aiot 2 come so stort to party out thr Baul Cotonado ■■BofK — Yoi Homeesi LN PB JL DW JK JL Duke ' Po;- ties at my tKiuse Gen Pub UT ROM void Bangles U2 Shows wt Jenn JuJe Dave U2 ruls-ww wt Phil wtch car run ovr people Vor Baseball 85 wht DAZ wt PB Nikici Good wie lasted Judy your o BABE Luv U Mom Dad Thonx 4 Lazer wach Temp PB Drtching wtJK JL DC to BAlBOA iSl [sio Dice Low mas u LH JK DC NL Pete Corrales — Finishing my last 2 yrs ot high school here at MKH all my krazy fnends- Warren-Fin-Pete- Farmer-Jaun-Koren- Ranitd-Kelly- Tony- Carolina -Ronold Redgon -Et-Eddie Murphy- and esoeciailv i would like to thank my Parents Remember punks not dead Peace and onarchv Luv yd all Mr Fu Blanco Correa — ftbl gms 81 w BEE FRAN going out oftr 2 prtys a PUD 63- 4 Lon bday mtng Ln Pwdr puff 84-85 won Thanx 2 RR 4 bng there also Lon, Petie, Bird, Morido. Morlene. Augie ' wtnkte. Sal IT, lH. esp thanx Zaida 4 bng my gd fmd Frdncme my best fmd Thdnx 4 all those grr is going out S. drvin w TT AS we made rt ' Riuan Dang — Wrth special thanks to all The teachers arid fnends who had helped me through the years m HG SCL To. Hyong Ly My ptiung. Paromyit Rait Hoa Huynh, WtxD are the unforgettable fnends, svith my honestly Love good luck to you guys m the future Happtness olwoys Mike D ' Angelo — i never thought that il would be this fun m high school Dui when i look back at my 4 yrs here at Keppei they were the greatest But now i look back erf those years artd think ot all he good Times I ' ll r ever forget Lena Davis — JVS8 ' 82 VS8 ' 83 Chonticon ' 85 renee ' s dj rd trps w BR, SS Pizza HuT bthrm nvr the same bcrdi parties RP ' s chesty pams hiween Krishna ' s bst buds AN, ME. SS. RP. BR crak me up dwn tear it up ZZ ow BC, FR Chanticon mamas dot let ur mama no b-day bashes of GG ' s WST wood trps Chipendales getting closer, lee ' Bio days 3rd per jst passed ' Jackson ' s tour ' 84 pwdr puff Hey RP y u do trus 2 me dome ' ' ur on my facei Thanx sis musTofa jams BOOG did it momi Ow Alda Dearronnl — Hi. how ore you ' ' I hope you ' re fine I want to tell you something I love yOu forever and ever You ' re my special baby Tequiero mucho Bye love Aida Class ot ' 85 Dear Ampann i hope yOu ' re fine Thanks for being my best fnend I ' ll never forger you Good luck Love Aida 85 Joy Drowns — Daze Shoshoni kick bck Prez crzy drivm in Big whii Dontz (lokf boat) w irm Mtn brk dwn CR thnx 4 bem crzy LM Worm jeri Hvy MTf JP VH ACDC DO ' 4 whi dnvn Jack D Whoo yo HP EZ JC AA MM By Gyz wil mis u ' Crzy timz partyn w DC LO ' Nvr 4gel lafs w Ole (Sumby) ' Puniest Timz w RP ' SS Kntn th duck ' Peace AP u aiwyz urKJrstod Spcl luv to Bum EC 4 pickn up da picez ' Mom Dad Ant Betie l love u so muchi Runm WILD NOW ' Tenia Duron — JV V vball. JV stbl V frk Just too crzy Will alwaz member grt timz w MK MY KS AF fom of course the MK Wrstlmg team The Hunt, park moll, and MCMANlA ' Rod timz erf ffbi games w KS, JY RA. GC (BF) Frds 4ever 5th per Geo- the nng Oops ' Wish ail my frds gd ik m the future RR AG Lie ' s just a bowl of cherries (blue ' ) Mom. Dad and Steve luv yd dnd thanx Ul one wish t worked out V Vbll KS rfs another storyi VS-SNIFFi Steve S. En — Best days Ot Our Lives, (so tar) ' Sure Are ' Thanks to all the teachers Mrs Stonebroker (thanks tor all the help you ' ve given us), Mr Mann. Mr Acostd Mr KdTz. Miss Mcinrre everyone else ' Hi to all frierrds Tuong. Al, Mary. Mrak, Chns. Fred. Craig, Irm, Cindy. 4th per etc Oh Nora! Good luck Cia s ot ' 86 ! Chns EsparzQ — 85 Var FootbaO jams 7E628 I ' ll Love u forever M N REM MEx ORE Detlev. Tommy Bnan Best of Fnends Thanx 4 every- thing Mom. Dad I finally made rfi 4 yrs of Radical Football First team all West Valley, second team Mission Valley Time fo rambie on More zoned out ddys with DS. TB, BB Detlev good luck wrth DW your the ist I rr, outta herem Later Keppei ' Amporo Floras — We rrtode iti Thanx 2 ail my fnerids LG. AL. LV. JA. jn MA 4 making my 4 yrs at MK fun Rmor we are the Greeners ' Thanx 2 BT 4 being there Luv ya all ' God Bless u keep smiling IF 2 bad u didnt stay m school but we stiil luv yo ' Bye Gonna rmss u ' P S i still love Steve Perry ' Saul Flores — Wont to say thnx to Mrs Clevind, Mnchestr, Hiennch, Mr McHney, Donelly spC ' Ol thnx 2 cooch Thompson Wrestling Jams Mike P Edt C my cuz rmber oH r crzy times tgeTer Also Mr Ko Jzr Raul C Paul B Ten Ortiz my luv I hope we stay tgeter forever N maybe gt maned ill luv u always N 4evr Rmembr the gud tmes tgeter 85 Jams afi the way Lets get h Sabrlelo Franco — Just want to wish the best ot luck to my fnends DM. MP. SR, LO. and LA I would like to Thonk Ms Martinez for helping me out when i really needed rt Mono Frazlef — Taiondi i var BB 1 Gma my BEST trend, luv vlts ' Wsh ya all ick m the wrid Goodick SH, LH, NM, LK, DS, ME. JL all oth- ers ' Mis yd ' DA thnx foe being a fmd Special thnx to Ms K, Ms Nesihs. Mr Knowls M, Brk MA PA luv u Its ' I luv u RT, 4evri Frk ' Bye MK 85 1 Ginger Fuerstlnger — Having fun times wnth my best fnends PR MB Thoni 2 evryone 4 making my Senior The best Going To miss MK. ■Good luck SF Thanks Mom 8i Dod Wrtc Exp Good luck clos Of 85 ' KolchI Fuslmoro — A S B Prez Jf Prez Soph Prez Frsh Prez A S B Cabinet 81-85 AAA CSF B-Ball crazy times w DA Boyz Jam evry Nit w Nick Bayddline Kemana Wona Mike VokJo. Mike Chavez. Mr Lew, Noeiito Manuoel Shimodo. Pio, TTT, E O . K B , T ROS cruzin m W Wood Hiiiwood Rod Days at Bcki ' s. Bames. Cote X-Mos Bail w leslie osawa (sooo Fine) Prom w Jill. Nowoiion Babe Dancm w Rosalyn Kim NVT 2 Fst good luck 2 R cn, Andy, M N .E M S L , C H bch. J F . U CK BYE Margo Galvon — B. JV. VARSITY Yel! 84-85 CHANTICON bch hous smrs Sen gns Acop Spoz sngrs V P The Click LH, SG. CL. JM. JK, SH. JM. KS Di Kev crzyx ' s Myrec Bethi (did i catch you at a bod time ' ' ) RC Daz, F-4i Lst dnc w SG CC on my foot ' Jim Keiton makin me happy i Love U ' Kiss 4 YouH Talent shw w Kei B Rose Parade w JK Hop on a truck Thanx Mom Dad 4 the suprt ' l Luv U Lots PARTY in Hawaii ' Alive in 85 ' You made your bed (For JM) Antonio Garcia — Tony-n-Canmen Per 5 Our Eyes Mefi Smr ' 84 1st Love. 1st Kiss Sierra Vista Pk 1st Dote Kam Tor gs W Dor MaTt-SM Bat Nite-Grtth Pk Fsta 4 On -ln Hnging Out at Moll Fir Grdns W Ron Vic 6ir g Chato And My Babe Sipt At 4 ch- Prmsd 2 me Oct lstll Memrs In StsWagn-Thnx 4 Roses- Azusa Cnyn A fire A hug And A shot Of Tequila Wmy Hua Cann ' Rmbr My House ' ' Jst Un Me-Chns ' Prsnt at n- A kDt More Merrones 2 cum Dedicated 2 C Austria W all My Love ' Trianx 4 bemg There Soon 2 B-Mr And Mrs Gorcia-CD Luv U 4ever Babe Ello Garcia — Alternate personafity crazy unusual luvs Mom re- members the support attemps trranks every i who helped where arour d 4 me I ' ll never forget the wor derful memones that Class 95 shared tor all of you who kr w rr e i say win the irfe game Edward Glllan — Thnx Mr K M, Mrs M These lost 4 yrs hove been my vry Desf ' its been great Crckrs unLTd ' Good Luck with futr Keep Jmr Sfd Eht . Wiz I nod The time ot my Me at Prom ' 64 tfianks ak Hnrs class glad i met you Ai|i Bye RA NM Al JG Best to SU ' Great rrem of Rose Parode 85 Golfing, ovemters, movies, funii ' Disneyland 83. hnted house will olwdys rem WY gd Ik w LK UFE ' Jo Ann Gong — Tn tmes whn we were hppy wre th trris we nvr tned ' AW rmngT STEELE mfng LYNC-San D-ego 81-3 crzy txi rds m the nght Pat ' s drvrtg, Thx 2 r Kotz ETO (morp), Sandy-th bst evr ' - Th tlks, tears. y-hrts delghf ' 86. Vero eiphtmon nazis . 2 ft mugs- Juana La Loca SK LN- Wnst-tkylbby- B human ' SF Tour 84 ' Alic Gras Yumt Den physc frckn ' Ufe Bk At Jy JEN bst as evr ' attn tchrs My narrte is JOANN ' Ms Kimura-Lte tsnt Fair ' TCore-LT jP EGG G Mnchstr Thk PossblTs ' Al J. Gonzales — Rem crazy times w the guys KF. OR. DG, TT, NS. EK also MB my BB Thank u TB 4 help w my problems Luv the great times w my BABE LORA and look toward the ones to come Ttxjnk u LORA 4 all u hove done tor me. ana an your love i really do love yo BABE, and I always will IRESWY-ifs GREAT i tove u 4ever LiORA, your trie GREATEST 25 is best Thanx 4 everything MOM ar d DAD. I love u both U2 WAYNE and JENNIFER AXL Angelina Gonzales — ■ANGIE ' DrtI Team 82-83 Dnll Capt 83-84 Varsity Song Sd-85 Chanttcon 1 Frosh yr meeting my best pal SV Soph yr hanging out w lC. DP. ona DR We had a bail Remember B C ' He was my little bro Jr yr crazy times wrth my rock pal MT The ' Big K was the best place to be Remember our babes BC and LW Sr yf Partying w MT and LL Never regretting to have met PC ill Nev- er forget you And keep smilmg EC ' Thankx MK Thomas Gonzales — Well here rt is my freriz, We must meet our fir al fate. The only ihmg after grdduaTion To do, is to go snoebourva and feel greal Thanx DAVE. MIK, HED, SAM. ED. CORN tor good x afroyo seco. prty on lectnc, R parade cnjzing W6. C River, RUSH concert 2 x. dusting on 1st day tianx to cocoa puffs, yesca, moose- head, cola. I have a bram cell I ' li miss the W Thanx Mich for loving me wrth all your heart I love you Down Golanda — Fish 5 Gm Rice Pattys N the Mom ' AOWAK Y A-Cib Ot The Yr ' Vrbk ASB cabnt Vrsty S-baU. VDyball. Swimmmg ' Swthrts x-mas-bdlis, Bkwrds dnces Proms Christmas Ban QUEEN Careless Whisper JEFF-Thank u 4 shann ' that spcl nite w me U make me feel like a Queen ' u R my dear fnend who Bcame my special somel U ' ll olwys B spcl-wake a thons cdKin ' all spints bus ndes 2 swim meets. Mt View B-baii game w rio shorts on. Redondo 4 chwder, concrts. CASC UC. Santa Barb gettin a ftat-STtPH JUUA- where R we gom ' 4 inch ' ' Luv Ya Both ' My buadys-JANA PAULA-nvf 4get th great xs we hod cuffin ' arouna 2gther Mido luvs U -fvlona- We Mode t 2gther ' Nvr 4get crzy xs in H S Gd Lk ' -RAY- Therz o place m my hart JUS ' 4 U Hungry Sleepy ' ' its natural -SCOTT- Thnx 4 being th mst wondrful fnerid any 1 couk3 ask 4 i Love You ' Good Luck Dan my U bro MOM DAD I LOVE YOU Robert Albert Govea — Thanks jeonme for all the things you r a- ' je Cliff-Goveo y -I Senior Memories T JL helped me on l hod a good yf m MKH t LOVE YOU Jeanm© Future LOVERS 82-83-84-85 APS Together Party Boys L A Robert Jeon- nie Goveo For Eternity Love Vou Sweetheart the Big 85 CLASS ' Diane Grbac — MVL CHAMPS ■61-64 ' V10s, Qr fnls ClF, V BBcll 83- 85 25 V Trek B2-QC- MY occmp GOALS ' Azsing PREZ. Acap ' flZ-SS grt xs on TOUR-SF 1 ' Cotlna w Tnsh-We BUDDIESn Kev Di ' s S2 spels MK-FLASHERi Morgo Hey Bnno Queen-Keep dancini PPINCE da best Davy Sal THNX 4 steak . fun is Good Luck nxt yrl I LOVE U GABYI Keep SPCL mmrs else 2 my HRT WE MADE ITi Bst FRNZ Hi nvr 4get yoz THANX pro ' s 4 evrthmg U2 MUMSYi LUV U ALL ' I ' m On My WAYI CIS 85 1 GIna Grusman — Good Luck IB LD ME JK BM MS MT MM love U lots MF GD Luck Fnds 4 ever Sp Thnks to I Heredio R Knowtes R Moser N Wawer U mad© it possible 4 m© MX 85 1 Pnch Fish Pnch Freak of nature Love always 85 rules 4 ©vr Suzanne Guerrero — B. JV, V-YELL chanticons 83-84 JM lost w no mny loughmg 2 the fir brnt hair JM. CL member S ' ' kicking trash Boots thnks 4 memries CL first time ditch ON SIDEWALK? cacts cool- ers YUM ' MG 1sl dance-impmg arnd Pemg foofs UHi ROSES ' crzy timz w the CLK-Sh, Lh, Mg, Jm CI. Jm, Ks, Jk luv ya ' CL thnks 4 putting up w me MTG thnks 4 being there Good Luck SIS Meeting JOEY 10-27 thnks 4 making my sr yr th© BEST you will always be spcM i LOVE YOUl Hawaii 85 Edward Guzman — Boozemon 85 PARTY Plastics w PS, HB, the boys- Hot Dogs stash B coot Gien, Jak Yosemite w Monson, co- jas mota FK-JS ' Thanx Mom. Dad V(? I Luv U Fine chks, fat lennys. fast cars- Jo Jo. Kev Ed tedr it up in 1985 FC up Yoda-guarters par- ties! MS party party party U no tht Schools out completlyt Party 85 Juan Guzman — Many Memories Lett Behind But Finally Over Thanks to all my friends who were o big port of my high school years Spe- cial regards to L©. St©v©. Rosy. Sal©m, Mana, Candy, Tracy Janet, Jessie. Cabuto. Viro Cotch-Vou-Loter- Abraham can ' t-forget- Vicky- LOVE-YOU- LUPE A M Sharon Hotoe — Taiondi 1 luv u alH Var tenis MVL chmps Hmcmng 84 so spcl 2 da click can ' t 4get all da memrys ' ur all so spcM MG SG. JOM. JK. CL. JM, KS. LH - LK ur funy thnx 4 kepn ' spnsh tun 48 but mny UpLE ' s-IP ur swetel, I wn ' t 4g©t U no mo t©ni5 -EO thnx 4 do fmdshp-TT u 1 spcl frnd ■ Union budys, m Him olwys luv U ' -KS (m©©s frnds 4evr gee 14 yrs luv yo ' -LH hey budy thnx 4 all da Suprt n tik much luv -u2 r goin ' 2 do gret ' -Luv U mom, dod dav Thnx 4 all da luv n ' suprt I know how much u car© I cor© fool- We ve only )us begun SSI Craig Hernandez — Aztec Singers- Acoppella ' 85- Ecmcs Club 64-85 Undgtbl© Frenz AL, SE. FK. KC, to all my Frenz who helped m© make it thru my HS yrs Thanx Mr Steed for ail the wonderful times w© had togetheriii I wish evrybdy the best in the future take car© Irma Hernandez Worm — Sph B-ball MVL Chmps ' Shoshom 84 Pep Commission 84 Bst Frnds luv ya LM, AS, JD. AA. crzy crshes ER ' ' JC. RM- Smile) My caO MP drives. ATCs w Rudy N Mik©i ELM BS Stn oh noi Th© Boat Am I doin good Lis? Surviving Joys Drivini It only w© cud rd minds Im soiling Away ' ' Thanx Mom Dad Pep Huera Brandy Pete spcly Rocky for seeing me thru th© 6©st v©ars of my lif©iii I can make it toom Class of ' 65 Allna Herrero — Fr yr bsfx w crzy pais soph yr terp Jr yr Zmch JKUZ prtyz w gd frnz Pomona Gri z Nw yrs-84 2 crzy-wota bsti Swhrts w Rich-Thnks 4 evrythng luv U Pim Sprngs w Cg. Mg Th© Porsh© All X sumr in the Tomale gom to prtyz w Tm. Cg Mg. Cp. 8i the boyz Sr Yr - Bst yet ' gtSest x m Conv stang cruzn evry whr -All the men ' Cnt dgei EW- who luvz U Baby RD-JV ups-downs w my Pal CG the Lodies of Chastity CG. CS, SS GD MG. CM luv u guys may th© gd go on thnx momy-chow ' Chris HIdaka — Wrestling 1 83-84. My bst Frnd Sherry S Thanx 4 JUS being a grt Frnd Luv U alwoyz ' Stag© Cr©w 84-85 2 my spcl Frnd B C MKHS thanx every 1 who help make it memorable Spcl thanx to my MOM 8( DAD Luv U both 4 got to mtn C L D G . J Y Thanks David Ho — Final year has com© Thanks to people who make it on© ot The best Hope you guys have a happy and good future Re- member guys, our time hos yet to com© ' Keep pumping yourself Know tim© won ' t stay for me. but memories will ' And so will my bud- dies? ' Nhu Quynh Hoang — Mth. Fr 8i Gen Frndshp CSF. Thanx pals esp U M C QH MAN, Tn. HIT LL, ET 4 crzy xs memories we shared tog makng my hS yrs undgtabi© Thanx Mrs Huong Mr Mann. Mrs Stone- breaker ©sp my pornts 4 all the help 8 support u gave m© Class 85 Lorlon© Hondo — Clik JM. JK, MG. SH, SG, JM. KS. CL Is it Inch yet? Tip ower dsk ail-MG. Ho ' PK- ' mbr Elvra f lrm? thx 4 lots Hwii- MiSS U Wess SL Mdnt© tiks-RC TR-Alwyz B thr 4 U ' Smmr 84-Bch prtys w KS 8i RC- Not AGNl 5wm prty, Vegas wkend-sooo fun ' Paul my insprtn-Agnst All Odds Where wid I B? SKN Thx Tl. SH (Tkle nek) Nee ' 8st Ffds-Koren (m©©s) ins©critvs thts me ' Of all peopl. i luv 8t cor© mst No 1 could posbly undrstnd how spcl R frndshp is Luv U Mom 8i Dad Lyie Lloyd Sandra Hong — lOms MVL 1 Lunch w the gong-AK DM. GL, GW. NM, DS. etc thanx fer all zi great memrys get Dwn on it tites up m Yosemite Hey Baby-AY CH Deiiciosoi Rmbr Angiko All the Rite moves o man only 1 more mnth ' Our Time Has Come ' 84-Hmcming, g©©whiz! coll©g© app-tiss oft, eh ' Bch Party w CH Hey, rong fwy Madonna crzy tms on th© bus-giv© m© a c, an o, a c Hey Mrs K- we hov a request prom b. Hawaii rmbr T©x party time ' Raymond Mule — Jam on it Rf sever Frosh cross country two years Varsity cross country two years Frosh track Freshman year Ouchi Varsity track sop Junior Sen Yr Mission vaiiev League Champion 100 meters thanks cooch Herrera best wishes and luck WC Albert Ip — I had a lots of fun for the past yeor i made a lots of frnds Johnny. Mono Hannah. Lui Lmg, Gordon, etc i lov© Mario 4ever Sine© this is my last, I hope they will have a gd future Gd by a of my frnds 8i my favorite teacher Ms Rapp Alice Ishlgame — kiOWA 85 Prez. C 8 S M A Th . Science. YRBK Statt. Idea. GL. NFL. Prexy VP. Good Frnedz JoG, GM. J©l. YY, WL. JC Kiowo TANX so muchi AK. WY. JeL, YY CY Rmbr the crzy ddyz at CAL TECH? JoAn, Crisfop, Gras Rmbr Trek or Trtmg lor C 8i S? Mrs K s Calc Class- Derivatives LTD Mrs K I ' ll nvr Irgt yr talks on wId hngi 8i pckng yr ns I nd sum crtcl thnkng JoAn 8i Grans sngng in Physcs I ' ll miss all the craziness ' Gd Luk Kiowa Thanks Mom Dad ' Gd Luk Henry ' Look out world here i eomei Caloxlto Jimenez — Thanks to Mike GM, IM for geting me to wrestle I ' m proud I became good at it League chomps ClF my 1st Varsity yr my senior yr I think I ' ll do better my senior year Thanks to coach Thompson (or hiping me out 8 Ms Cmk© for hlpmg me w problms John Jou — THANKS ALL MY Fri©nds. Teachers and ©specially Fresh- man tor Help St Support m© through my S©nior Y©ar Special tnanks toKimura she is the best of all M K teachers Love to Brendo, Grace. Stella. Joyc©, Yuri, Linda. Tom Mike. Rosa, and oil my fri©nds Leslie Koneko — Bbal 82-85 VSB. CSF Shoshoni-Thonx Popo Nora Den d grt tmz Hwn Pnch Von TP Partys Wstwd 6g Cntry ' Brea HD-EC than 4 bem there -SH no more 44 uple Don thonx 4 grf tmz-Jeksns Prince-Troy thanx 4 bem sweet cp WH Nik gd luck in Bb w KM WY 2 nice-LH what a pal MN thonx 4 o special yr k©©p smilin U2 Shoj sp frenz AM BJ JD GM Thanx Mike B UR great Mom Dod i mode it ' Good luck III bro Mike I know U con do it USC 1 MIok Kang — 85 Can ' t wait for trip to Hawaii Best time ol Odyssey Loved all the crazy people Hod great fun sl©©ping in th© back seat Thonx for everything to my b friend Mary Love partying and danc- ing to DM DO IFF Keep on grooving p animols 1 Mary cor Michael KawaguchI — KAMA ' had four terrific years here being on ine JV tenms team Pemg league champs two years m a row awe- some ' to p tr tr. good luck lov© you all ' you ' ve been great frenzi and to fd, mk hop© you two groduote mom and dad I MADE IT thanks tor ©v©rything you ' ve done for me Jon Timothy Kelly — ( JT) Rem©mb©r Me Bun Hour Kim — Where s th© p©ef? What ' s up? What are you going to do with your lite ' James Kingman — See yo peopl© trends or not New friends AH and RS Best old ones MC and KB Fresh yr stoned Soph flying uttralits get- ting arrested June drunk Bauo then Ahia all my good teachers Thanks No Lov© money days Thanks PA Not equal X DIMITIR Jana Klein — Swimming 8i Vollybali Swim mt Bus rides Spoztc Singrs Acapelo- Tours-Coladatsio etc NYAAl Chanticon Mamas- Good times dt the beach Cuffin around w my buddies Scofty, Down Sl Paulo Un4geTabie Frenz-Th© Click it TR, LL, JU, SS St RC ftc X-Coat 245a PC Hey u kidsi Great times w Bunny-ln a trunk? ' I Love You Armando-Forevefii Thanx 4 everything Mom Dad-I couldnt have done it without you-Luv Ya Always! Bye-By© Class of 85! Good luck I ' Scott Koga — EDITOR yrpk 84-85 ASB Cabinet 34-85 Swimmm F S 83 Var 84-85 (MVP) Crown Sceptre CSF Lite Am Asn Play — Anne Fronk BEST Buddz Down Paulo Jana Thks a mil d bem there Hugs Kisses 2 KatS MoonsN JanetG JoL JoG JerU LiiD SondU AngK SHong SHoto© MoK NoraM NonL GroM MargY RuthA EncO Thanks mucho DAWN sorry WmY TimK DenM glod frndz now ' Good Luck SeanM JenM MPMR ASC 1 bst tms Sum 83-8d luv yo MOM DAD CASC UC S Barb flat on frwy-Steph and Jul-what ' s d Inch? Jana and Poul thanks for the cuffin xs Dawn U P my Best Bud 4ever, couldnt have done w o U ' Anglo Koh — V IDs, asp Sr Cncil 1 Nvr 4get-SH, DM, NM. GL Crzy xs ' PO evrybdy! Sr Chrstn-Foish. Snd of Muse 2 ' LK, EO, EG. SH-Xmas ■ Hall Q 30, no snorfs? LK- MN BLK BK-NORDCK I speedl DP NM-Blo it upi Mbr ploy-toiling- Drying hme frm BAD 2 Yumsl cruisin arnd! Hmcming 85 tot awesome NP-B K Kimura-Tonk 4 gvmg me op- port 2 get It! VIOs-We kicked — ' Sh-Mg© Mont Class of 85-We mde It! R X Has Cm©!!! NY. HW — Here We Cm© Luv u lots — Bry. Rob, Mom Dad, MERC Chicago 17 Freerick Kong — 2 CH. SE. AL W© made it through 2 Amy J J, T T U guys r SO COOL 2 The SKI buds W© Liv© 2 SKit! J J T T Remem- ber Erotic City ' I just wish H S days Lost 4ever St my Jr yr just little i better Thank Gang 4 being my fr©nz-LUV ya AMY 4 helping me w Oll-Tj. CK. MM (Un4getaPle yr)-Mv fvrt© 4 J . J T T-SKI bud CKOOL I duds) LO PS- Take cor© u all S KiT CPUISE Kawn Fong Kwan — Our Time has come ' i want to send my best wishes to WL AM SL JH PR MB and TL LL YK LO I wish our Friendship will Lost Forever ' This is my Lost Year in high school and i want to make it the best Good Luck to all th© S©niors! Mono Kwan — Aowakyo 1 Club of Do Yr! VP Treas. Chap AAA. CSF, AFS Cabin©t GG- Tru©ly th©res only YOU Spcl Fr©nz-TD, MY- 42 Grbac -Kwan Senior Memories Rmb lunch SPLASHi Ak-o-thni C ' az ' Huh KFzzz ' DG- ' Jeft We made rTi 4 yrs Rmb H S ' Notes NM, AV, TO, RA-OTMi Bot Di-my spcl pal rmD PC ' ONLY ONE Swt 16 R5 EO Thnks tor Deing Therei MN-f?mD lotsah©aaacries ' TB8(icecreamt2mv J. P. L. B, D. D. C EV, YN-lLY RW-Knotts KW-Dsnvind Ffwll my Smmr Luv I?W. CW, KW. DS, GG-I will rmb ya 4-ever Mom Dad . Tom, Ben. Sam-lLY Hawaii 85 Our Time hos Come USC 1 Mo Uyen Ky — Heno and Thanks to my fnends and teachers i will never (orget this senKy year ' i wish an my tnends and teacher Luck m fjture To MAI and TAWNNY. Just hang on there ond study hard Judy Lam — VIBal) 82-S4 Bdmntn 83 GL Rep. Mth c!b 3 yrs. Never dge- Sumr 83 so awsm- Hrmsa Bch. Bon-Htt. Westwood, Nisei Boiso Chica. Dsnylnd, Chrly Brwns taffing in luv w GENE Thics 4 o gn sumr cn, np. ckn. ay. jf. lo. dc. rs, pi st, qn esp GW rii never dget you guys G W I ' ll never 4get our spec moments 2gether-Wstwd, S H Ball. Hocmrng Dnce, Sumr 84, Jlcsns Pnce, LR cncrts 8t PPM 84 cant watt til 88 I iuv you ALWAYS 4EV£Ri Joanne Lou — how bout rt. ooi ' ' Pntgn or WH ' ' Thonx 2 ail my trenz 4 mailing tmz ot MK special CStS snowball hti Hey VoS ' Turn ofourvd and bend over ' F-MAi LIVE it and LOVE rt, 235i You ' re specioM We ' re gonna moke it ' You and me ogoirwt the wond ' Thanx Jane (or your suDPon and heipi Lara Letty — Our time has finolly arrived it seems like it was yeste ' - oov we begun our F Y we couldn ' t wait to become Sr now that we ' re Sr some of us want to go back but we cant Chanticon 84- 85. Pnncess 84 Q K ot my heart The best o( fmdz. 4 bemg there when I needed them Mt. Ag, Dr. Sv + specially r v boyfnend Hector A I luv u Thank u mom + dod tor being this past years by my side when I needed you more + wanting what was best 4 me I luv u ' Cheryl Loach — Byeu JV VarsfTy the Bst s PDS Grls F Sc F Frshmn yr St mr wTh Rotaei 1st Luv Thanx 4 the Wndrfl Memories Ger my Bud Tmysym Crusn N bs Si wee W + hu SSdk-SG JM WG LH SH KS Jm Jk Sue. thanx 4 Bng Thr. 1st Tm Dtch sdwk yos wth jou gtng Lst Prm 83S whts Bi Chrstms B 184 wth Jett Bst Frnd Stac wht Wdi doWth- otu ' ' Cjr vtrth JA DG Lghug DG AV dh ' ur SpcI 2 me Metng my 1 only JEFFREY 2-6-83 Aimst 2 yrs Ur The Bst N My Life you A I shrug mny Wndrfl Tms tgthr I Luv U. Bby Cks Cu I 49 Undo lodosmo — Virg member tne 9 grd w CG CE JF jA the best yr of all thanns oil of u 4 making it happen mom + dad Love u both dont ever 4 get 5 per w monson BM thanks Mrs Chnstenson 4 al- ways being there cant forget Michael Sanchez 1 LOVE U all cant 4 get Juana Hong (Joanette) Le — My camivai of learning — lunch urxJr tree w Mar Vc Jn MCio Mart Dea Manchester invis Man. Aordvdrk Hist Fran; wz anything but tnvial. Mann — 4 tab yrs tears laughter w yy Al CY X GM (no 1 left 2 pick on), ms u all much — HClfd Best Weshes Thank You Every 1 Le Lam — send my regard to Ho, May LE Juan Janice, Quyen Mono, Him. THANH. JOHN, Mike, peter, Trong, Thao. Hoa, Thuan Huong. Boby Tony. Serah. MyLinh. Hue. and Ms Stonebraker. Mcln- tyre Manchester, Aslanon whittmg + onknott. Kimura Castro Mr Mcelhaney- Mr Gon Karyn Lee — 3 yrs Varsity Track 2 yrs Chanticon Thanx PN for every- thing you have done for me Vour a great Fnend KM LP remember that time we almost crashed gomg to WW that wuz so Crazy Well u2l will miss u guys Don t party too much without me Almost forgot JF -f TM remember all those WLS ' ' DM, MRH Thonxi Maria Lemus — Prom 83-84-85 Crazy days with the giriz Brenda. Tina Moreno Summer ' 84 with EDDIE CalDEPON (was fun wtiiie it lasted) 2 my brother Sol I made rt ' Good times with the Wild Boyz art. Jesse Albert isjdro Thanks 2 my best fnend Rosanne 4 ev- erything Joe Lopez so glad we became ck se fnerKls Most of oil 1 wont to thank my mom dad 4 everything they hove given me i couldn ' t have made it wrthout U 1 LOVE YOU ' Bye Raui Coronodo Janice Leong — AFS Japa n ' 84 Genki Deska ' ' cross country ' 83- JV 81 Var Track ' 84- not ran. sleet, or snow will stop us ' Sweethrts Ball ' 94 ' Hey. look over there ' US Hstry 4 sure i ii start torTKjrrow ' FBLA- gee neato pruned hanz ymmmy nochos ' ALL THE BEST 4 everyone- mlvs my especially 4 BEST FPEND-MAY MAY-class of ' 85 HR Time Has Finally come ' Thanx Mom Ro Misn Phil 4 rrtaking 4 yrs of MS memrbl-alwdz a DREAMER Geri Leyvo — hlcrst budz Dm Ds Nm fr2 Gm Sh Ak-membr Lk ? Ono hs got gun ' Duk ' Vocotion In Choksvil BIKlnx (hpy Tiny) cmpn n bk yrds ' dny gutr v lks at nit sudd dnvs Tkl Pk ddz thats prety Tens- Day Nite Wind O Rdrn SHOSHONi l Bst thng to hon to me-STEVE MOY- Suny I hid out 4 the Out o the ordrxsryi No 1 cutr sweetn NOTOSi Aiwz getn gronded. SO ' Luv U ' Tr nx DW 4 Levn Us At Cmvi Hrd wk fnly pad ott- DAViS here i com ' My Mom 81 Dad r Best ' Good Ik bfo ML fmz-no giv up okay ' ' Tony U (Koan Hoi Shon) — Farewell to MKHS for the time has come for me my memory fnends 1 will surely miss them for we  nll go to different UNIVERSITY Will the FUTURE FATE let us meet ogdtn Wish the best LUCK tor them ar d the success tor me Wendy U — CSF 82-85, Gn ' s Lgs, ido, Leddrshp Srvics Awd. US Bus Ed Awd Special Thonx to Ms Kimura Mrs Stonebraker. Mrs Asi. Mrs Whitinton. Mrs MOSEP 4 your help Good luck to specidl pals Al, Al, Jl. Mb Ml. Gm Thnx mom dad 4 yr supporti I Luv U ' 85 Mary Uu — x-Country Trox CSF Cathay Fam Feud Hughes Shop 4 b b N©v 4-get time ot od w m k m s h w s e and sleeping in backseat of the cor ' ' nps to hw with M K Rem E I n her goy Fnends Party to songs of dm ad ttt wi pprty like Cfdz tn Hawai w Miok Ctass ot 85 num 1 Robert Uu — ft ' s been 3 great yr thans to all my fatty fnends chef o MMdn D NoGood 4 yrs ot party is over hope you an have a great future and do not pack too much mage Oil God bless you al) arid friends for ever l am a man ' s man ar d I love meetn men Angle Loero — We ore finally here ' ' Thanx 2 all my trends 4 making my 3 yrs here at MK memorable thonks ' AF LG LY JA MA and my Sweetheart JAVIEP for givmg me all the support 1 need ■ will never forget The czy times we hod at iunch wrth MD 20 Goodbye Alberta Loo — Thdnks THE GANG Tg, Se. Ck Fk 4 the bs jr hr Gra- cios Srta MCpor su ayudo Ms Kimuros calculus lectures THE BEST ' Thanks to all my FPIENDS TEACHERS for your support Mouse L tx 4 vour encgmnt JL lu Good luck to all m future 85 only the BEST ' Jo Lopez — Tanks Home oys frm wil hi, MK Hi Long Live my Buds TnonKS Jehovah Tanks DAD MOM. FAM I luv u sexy SU tonks A MY raid FP dec soph 1082 lea wil chmph jR party SR 84 MK CHMPS FB voooo We lot n cry we I1V n die HA HA HA Kigh School Goodbye Morysol Lopez MARY — crzy days mostly Fn nites, nnbr Dory DP LM partn w u guys, tdkn off, corrtng back down SINGING in the RAIN ' Days at the pk Homcomng ' I wont 4gt that nrt ' ChuG-A-luG Tensia bskt z greofi Halowe nrt 2 more yrs LUSS i no u can moke rt 81 be somthg more betr than 12, mak mom proud. I LLfV VA MOMi thanx 4 being tner when 1 needed u ' Good luck to all my fnenz ' LUV YA (Bonddge Boy Jesse Lopez PiP) 1 fino ' y mode it 1985 JAMS Huong Ly — bedrest Thuan Hoa My t ope that our tnendship wir cherisn m years to come even though we are apart All the happy and sad moments ttvor we Lucouoi had shared togethe ' wiii al- ways be an unforgettaDte tim-e of my life Best luck and kDve always ' Tam Ly — Thanks to ail my teachers Gooa luck to on my fnends and may our fnendships last through the coming yeors Happiness oiwoys to all the seniors Dien moke the best out of rt and enpy Denlse Moeda — Gong That stuck together Ds, Nm GL M, Lk. Sh, Ak etc hve a TEPPiFC LiFE-w© moae rt ' nm-fire toilets 8c hnk at FO ' S rcng w Cyn Pomona wmg fwy-ChoioviHe Expenenc© C C cr wsh tckts- Boon bry TP tkng Les BMW Bevrty Hills Gm DS from MP POJ tp sgns skM3 crzy kill that plant check the chz VW Bum Puns Darin over at beach sand stuck RTD dys Chpihri Stotrt DS wgn-doB caso Cafe hcrt- singng loud m cdr b chair at lOns chzbaii at 96 Pos. chrtg Ch Pow loves U Aye How Embarrsng Ramon Magollanes — My 4 yrs here at MKHS were the best port of my irte I wouldn ' t have mod© rt wrthout my fnends arva the support of my porents I wOuld like to thonk the porty gents AM, RD. M. JR for beirtg there when I needed them Class of 85 JAMSI i Love U Mom and Dad Martin Magano — Partying at the hole Getting jumped by VCs and wdtchmg them run Playing Footba my JV yr ana beating most of th© teams except 2 Getting messed up ond almost getting bust- ed by the dean Messing o Aihambra guy who thought he wos Dad ' High school has been 4 crazy years Janet Mandevllle — Frsh yr B-yeii lost m Aitodena. toll down in halis. remember Suz Soph yr jV-yeii best yr Dimes and nckels, mtg Low- rence Jr yr Varsity yell. 39, Ginger, Dusty mustg S4 S- ,- Foot- ball, great year 33 Bye Scooby CL SG DP ' ' - - -o w m© ' Ciiau© gose w Beor PDS girls, A-z w C ' les w baby seen OS Lawrence Not only do Move vjj -■■- ' ,_. e my best fnend You mean so much to me 1 luv you ' Anita Martin — Sparky Just wont 2 soy thnxs Mom 4 keeping me m line A special thanxs 2 Nat 8: all my fnenas at TB EspecoHy Karen fit Uncle Steve Thonx 4 jV 8i 4 being a Fn u 2 Edith KIT A very spcl thnx 2 DR just tor bemg ther when I needed u most Nvr 4get Aro- whedd ' Wuv u dlwys Hope our dreams cum Tnje I lov© you mom 8: dad 8. DP u SKG Lorraine Martinez - JV BB 81-83 MVL 62. 83 MVP 83 VBB 84 JV SB 82 VSB 83-85 Thanx to o great coach MB 4 heipmg me thru iGreat times w DA. FP SL, LR CN. NM DS LK EP SH thonx 4 the memones A special thonx 2 my family 4 backing m© up 4 my special fnends DH S. Cl- Love you all ' Class of 85 Jesus Loves Vou Victor Martinez — Smurf ' MKHS -1 SG 8. Th were cooi Whots up GPL I made if FN tm 4 head Rics tefsuii JJoan jer Poyies BnG stiii ha- pus wtvats up Rows you got me strtd Thanx my frenz ' Ls ' n 2 KD AY Kj ihoce cause Funk n Dsco ■ ' 3 Porty hard MK Bye Thonx 2 you rrxxn and dod MP -f N2 tdmily i luv y dU too ' Summer of 84 SR dch doy 84- 5 Frym m skooi whers th© geese Come home Bye RQ MSU and Ve - otic C ' ty yeah ' Prpt Ppi Jacksoris Pnnce live Goodbye Frenz Nora Matsumoto Gmby V Bskp! CiF-ASB U-fOp 84 Xmas Bi Pmcs Pose Prd ttbl gmz Sng Bch n snw T rs-rtn vegs . ' Ctr d BpBdWuV u - Bg Ctry Citrd ' He pshd me ' Wn: 2 shrtz ' hVs Pnchros Shshm fmz POJ ' tki pnk bck-l Hi-n-mty-LM Yul (nd Q-tz ' AV U Chns ' DM O-no nt dd Jks ' DS prtz Ot LK ' s- Dm Drm ' GL Ntngld Gm Lcky Str SH n-foy Hw: AK ' Stud PA P-nuT LK Luv dd wy u drv, JD ' Wht tnz ' Pyd dd his ' EG n WY LAIDS KIT all uv u ' t: £ frgt Lisa Maullt — 3 yrs v-ooti Shishonj Leos oeo comm -1 irma Angie Ky-Mauli ' ■J Senior Memories T 3 Joy IT ' S been greoti Tomys Bomeys Rose Parade Sno Hllywd ATC w Rl? MD wuts up ' ' U guys r sumrnn else Wonr dget mp dnvz. mails, beach. Prom 84 w MC the crum Evi child Mr Duffed 20 TG bal- loons gom dancin w Mir AG jus) havin fun Mr T chase IH, AS. JD We made ill Friends always Mom and Dad-thani Thumper ' s reachm d the starsi Denlse Medina — Wmchels Met Joey Hernandez soph year Thonx BooBoos for being there when I needed you Vou are my pride and joy My iite belong wifh you 4-ever together I will olways love you Bro Mom Dad I am wishing on a star Christine Mlnard — Always remember those crazy times with my to- vonfe Ferp heads CS SS CG MG AH GD ' Tnee Lodies ol Chastity Chow Bcbyi Always !uv va Jaime my babe 4 ever Thanks Mom and Dad 4 all you have done Becky Miranda — Mk Band. 81-64 Mk Orch, 82-83 St Drctr-fall Ploy 84 Mokm CHANTlCON ' l-e4 w pal LD 3rd w Mr F-IL. LD. GG-tun times Lunch w BIC buds n spcl palz-ILB CD-Frndz atwyz-Thonx to my BF- Gabby 4 being there for me and makin fhngz easier 10 31 82, I ' ll remember ond love u alwyz. Hiro Most ol all 2 my Mom Dod 4 makin me realize who I am and 4 alwyz being there 4 me. luv ui Good luck 2 all my GF2-RC. JK, JY. RS. SB. AFL n MN in miss youi ' Teresa Mora — bst of times w fq, cp S rc-irsy griz. cp-closef hide- out ah-so many men. eg S. mg-c ' zy til )v-4evef my sis luv u all Sum- mer prty nites in the tamole rmbr scamr jamrs-15i O) So Cmtrt the bear fp rd- sorry 4 the mess Tonatiuh-crzy partys Jojo- thnx 4 alwys being there Polo- ' pc - WE luv ul 1 28 83- Always and dever A work of art Mission accomplished VOGI 1 poor lil buggy no more windows AG CG-ha, ha Mom Dad-Thnx 4 it oil i luv u both Lawrence Morales — Times w Janet M Fun ot forest w Arny . Jo- seph, 1984 Footbail-we tore it up we should not have lost by one point Mr AZTEC yo ' Janet really helped mei me and Arny got Duffed at gymi Great times at beach Too bod tor Arnold ' s hond CO help Ediogoade Buffy Joanne Muella — clik ' acpla-aztc sngrs B-yeli JV-yeil Fun w BT IS NL Talondii PCWJK-Pash Hllwen w KS JKi Pmdoys, HF days Htlwd-lok yef drs KD-Dwny prtys w MS KD GM MD Fry-MS-wndstrm MDI Wnt 2b MS ? Ctny w gng MS lin up 151 sioxi moti cf undr cvr w HS what times ' Oxnrd w HS Sukostci GM-no CPR ? Hpy 4 u n RC Mels hos w KD LM at Bchsloeti JK-hey u kidsl BM P-Ptn Luv yo KD MS LM MD D5 JK BT TS MS KS great times) Thnx Mom-Dad- TM-GM . Gram Luv yol Wow out of room-Gofta go-Take core 85 Grace Murakami — Thanks DM, NM, DS, GL, LK. SH, AK. 4 fun tmz-85 Rse Prde Cheez blls a Lysol MY 8i Mse JL-msff pin? KIOWA 1-AI. grt prez JG-RS4ev6r? JLenomreinsltslCSiS-snblUgts-YV 1 This JC DD SLb JT 4 me Blu Volare beach trp-wmg ttn? UCLA AZTECS 85i Mvdol Mutuc — I love high schooll Pogi and Jean always and 4ever 2 my sweathearts jean sharon janet loureen patty alma debbie gma kim nancy come. I love yOu all hope we get together m the fu- ture-PANlS-Lets party metall I love the beachl l love summer hot ' Howaii Lets party girlsi i love youi Jean and Pogi Allison Nagala — Greatest memory- being Born Agom JESUS is ev- erything 2 me Brian, Sergio, Bobby, Marcie Jim grt bros and sis in the Lord Love yo all Bye Keppel So long i Rmb Mr Lows ' No Dice ' NFL Amer-Asian Girls League Spon cib God Bless evry 1 Fronk Norvoez — Great mems go ng to partys w the FoofDaii bunch Cruztng Hollywood and drinking w Joe L Joe T . Pete. Devm Playing tootDoll, being the League CHAMPS RememDer Lawrence. smashing Arnold ' s fingers with my car door Me messing up Joe L car coming Dock from the beach and throwing ice at people Being on the Var Baseball team 2 yrs I really enjoyed my 4 yrs which I ' ll miss Alex Navarro — Bear ' frosh b-ba!-whot a trip Fun times in school and Summer w MM PC LR and the rest of the gong! Thanx 2 all the teochers That hod to put up w me Fun times at football games w RP SS LD Good luck next year LR w BB to my bro MN Thonx Mom Luv u so much Good-by MKHSl 85 ■! UCLA 14 Freel Ranlta Neal — Talondi 1 wanns say thnks to my bst (rnds Monika, Alicia, Pal for bein there when I needed ya most! New years Xmas 85 Senior yr the best ' Prtying with ' O Baby O guys ' U2 Pnnce so much to say but not engh room! but mor fun and bod times to cum Prom MN, PB rem Johny Luis Bobby ' Thank the Lord my family 4 everythngi Mono my sis luv ya ' KL Sl Ben I didnt 4get yol MN Rem Leo Henry Brice ' Most of all mting Bobby Thks ya babe 4 fun times together David Ngo — My best year so far Fun crazy great Awesome year m Physics, crazy guys-Mike. Pobert, ME ' Mr Campos LoLanto Hove a nice honeymoon with Andy Gibb Robert Good l uck fo my friends BY, TL, PN LQ, RL, BUN, S£, Mike G DH. JC, LL. TT Fred Kong thinks he s handsome Long Nguyen — Best wishes to alt my friends ' Good times DW, PB, ER PC At Outpost remember ifi cool school at military school To all the BABES JK BC MF, SM CO. MF, Stay sweet MK Varsity FB MVL CHAMPS- Tradition Breakers 84-5 great year Keep cool Class of 85 45 Thanx mom for helping me all this way Love Phong Nguyen — Good luck to all seniors we made V Hope to see you agom in our reunion Class of 85 The Dest of all Carol Nomasa — band V-bad tennis 84 Gregg, My Endless Love, sp xs LZ RK PL nvr 2b 4gtn Rem 82 NP crz 4 1 1 esp at BB gms S Diego w band, gs 8 tp cncrts w RK fun, no ' ' Swhrt w AH and gorn to BONN Micro daz tks w NB tanx 4 the crz tms 64 bkwrds Prom w ST tonx 4 mem Wstwd w GM TK QN scam ' TK fm; 4ever rem ' 2 typ SJs sp trenz 4ever NP, CN, JL GW, PL, 5P, Dongs and Hiro RN tonx 4 being a fer B bro Luv u Gregg-chensh the luv we hove-jst u 8t I together 4evef Russell Noriega — Frosh-Footboll, wrestling with Ron Cox as cooch- those were the hardest workouts JV football and JV wrestling, out of football m 1 llh grade but l still wrestled that year! And finally how we Broke tradition ' so many times this year m football i never thought I ' d play 4 years in sportsi Class of 85 THRtVESm Manuel Nunei — Grodn prty with KF KB, LV, RS, JK, TR, EG, KA n ' week n frns- JN, Dove. CRS. RRRR Shn-cruise= arrys-park-Blvd Luv-IN-OUT urge ■ Not forgetn NS the nites n IJtes with MB n LV RB B- day at magic mountain Party cruz to rose parade with all Thee California Dreams live 85 Good Luck n keep in tuch guys m 85 Patricia Nunez — 85-Cant 4-gel my luv Carlos V 8t all those un4get- toble nites ot the beach, ACs CRs pod etc Cant 4-get my kfzy pals Elsa C fit Julie P all the krzy Manioc Bad Giriz 2 much fun Bizzore LA parties REs the sports nights at RHS getting all buzzed New Yeors U Just cant hong w the Manioc gang chow ' Well giriz thanx for all the good fun times God Diess all of u Mom, Dod Carlos i did iti VIra Nunez — (chief) First o( all. Lots ot Love to Dad. Mom. Eilio D Mike B 61-82 Sports-Nghf at RVHS 4-7-83 w Adom Cortez New Yrs Eve 83 84-Johnny Delgado Good times w Dest athlete Richie Lo- pez! My love going out to Carlos O (chief 2 chief) i LUV U A special welcome to new MANIAC BAD GiRLS We ore ' the BeST Never 4get KRZY Parties n L A w Chief, Bizzore Gents, SMD. my bro JC Maggi N Nevr 4gef Julie G 8: Jesse N (Biggest Shuvlers) Aaron Ortiz — Lunch gang gl-83 most Important BAND 81-85 Luv Yol For Seniors m Bond best of luck I will never forget my friends VB. Tk, Sk G8, MC BAND be cor-ful for Earthquakes nghr Ms Bartlettll Most imponont jesus Chnst leads my life couldn ' t moke it w out him Lawrence Ott — Cato-Tabui ' The Dragon At Loke Leg-Lt Gifts Af The Border w NB Si DC Boll Games-Kozonkedi Key RK its AUTOMAT- IC ' Chic at Hermoso-i gotta Kramp-HA HA OOH Charliei 261 s-Sure Mam Skibuds-DM Fk Bob-TR KW-Loiry Thonx 2 All My rod sisters whO r2sukebei JF LK, RK. LN, JL. CN. NP. AY CN Chiemi Seiko- = SensuaN LOng island Iceteos 1 ' PL, GW. BOB who ' s the Yolkon? Andrew Sezs hi ' Hey momi 5c-iodor 25c ' ' JS, EC. Egghead -Bekooll Later-The Party Jus begon-R 8t B 1 Edith Poctioco — Good luck Class 86 ' Memories never (orgetten JV B-Boll IL Snoopv Wild-n-crozy Class SS B-Boll Leche Cant hang 82-83 Good Luck EveryboOy-Hang loose on a Noose ' IL-TB- Porty till U Puke Rock Relax Never give up ' GL2 at TM ' ME ' Wvl LML I ' bye all Julie Padllla — Frosh Soph yrs hanging out with pals MT. DR, CD. MA, MP LL RS to crzy packing into CD ' S cor Pat, shall we dttch Monson ' s class today ' ' What a shovelerl Jr Yr Drill Team clean team we were oil us rodicol buddys Huero 8t Viro remember our banquet? Never frgt St Yr best year of oil Mr Romero thanx 4 everything St Prom here we cum! See yo later MKHS class of 85 ' thee best Mom Dad I did itt Luv yo always PS Sue your nexfl Michael PaHerson — (Petie) Rember a Wresting Dayz Fght ognst Rsmd Saul, Eddie Jose, Rmber Grot Times Together. Thnx, CJ. Jv. Sf, EC. CD, for, memrys, Thnx, M Thmson 8 all Wrstirs for kepng Me going in Wrstlng SpecHy. Coiy. Rmber prtying down eskis hse Thnx Mom for Evfythng Specoly all yor Luv Rember Tonio 8i Coli fghtng it was fun RmDer my 12 fghts nver lost 1 Gud luk to future Kpel Wrsflrs Tery . Sal Good luk in future Wrstlng 81-85 V 2 Yrs Basbol 82-85 Andre PekertI — Rastoman May peace and Love Prevail X- Country 81-63 Soccer 82-85 Trock 81-85 Thonx Mr M 4 evrtong Popachip Croce livs 4evr rod times w SR DW 5W Mr W Lo, mitf crtls. bng hits de only way to go DC, o pen s best friend Ha)oween 84, _ v Years JD whn R we gono mediate zgether I love U Kis uz JD Ms K ur nuts-Tny Joh Love- B Day! smok de peace pipe n mellow ouf wrid cause life ' s hard thn we die Go ' s rules but 85 hos doss -Peace ' - Deanna Perez — Little D ASB Cbnt 83-85, Drill Team 82-83 1 Afs, F G Club, GrlsLge, Soph Cnci 82-83, X-masBollSr Prncss wid 8i crz tms w spc frenz JY 8i SS rmber do Portyta my house ? Fun huh? Grt tms @ ftboll 8i bskboll gms w LC, AG, MM 8i do gng LC 8t AG rmber me 8i BC Nvr 4get hmcmng, AK NM blow it up Big K Ay seen purple legs? Thks DR, MT, !M. SK. DG KS 4 olwz bng there. Good spc momts w GIL Rose Prde 85 1 ' Mom Dod Love U both SIS take core Howoh 85 here i comeii Renee Perez — Chonticon 85 my love DJ ftps by his house in lil Pnto Shh It s o serf My frst cor cruzng w trnz LD. SS, AN. ME. BR, FR. BC. crzy tims at pizo Hut rmber bthrm door ZZ fnly got BC Dout time Chonticon mamas crzy woke-a-thon cdnt hong Jocksons Cncert 84 we were flpen Ftbl gomes B-doy prtys Prince Cncen 85 to mch to rmber all the times istnmg to prDlms SS, LD. GG. wht wud 1 do w out u Hawaii 85 hre hre we cme CE scrt love See Mom Dav I did it Love u Sergio Perez — Looking back at my High School years I see the greatest memory was hovmg Jesus Chnst m my heart He has taught 44 Med mo- Perez Senior Memories me so much these last yeors I thank him for saving me and moking me a new person I |usf want to Praise Him for ever John 3 16 Victor Perez — Fingers Var Ftbll Champs Team Cooches Lunch- court Gang ishy Fred Feo Juan Gus Keith Polio Long 3 Per Anna Bertha JC ifonman Romiro Grts sisters Alex Pat Comodres Julie Mag- gie Huero Ishy Ined all the JV Stups Printers LB PG SG Never forget everybody else i know Crazy Class 5 Per Jap Loudness long live heavy metal Ines Permelo — Edna Class o( 85 , we made it JV Ten, Var Ten, Acap. Teocalli 84-85 Hop mem S Uyehara than 4 being my bsf friend ever Movies, shopg, long tone calls, BF 4 life Thanx K S , C.H 4 being da best ten parnrs Nadk, DM thanx tor oil the lots x-mos par- ty DS. long calls bout life Job huntg S Hatae. K,S , all those X ' s got locked in Gym Thanx 2 my lil sis Mono Good Luck next year and keep in touch S H thanx A aiwy being there to help me Never 4ge1 you Thanx SK EO 4 hipg me get thru Deadlines!! AK, thanx for oil the ndes Mrs M thanx 4 listening 2 me Keep in touch take care Thanx Nay Pai GL 2 my bro m the A F and my sis Lisso Good Luck 2 da gang and Class of 85, Our Time Has Come Hawaii 85 ' ii Missng T H, C H G.L L O nd Trishall M You Nancy Pham — V Badm Ten Shosh Gumby Crzy daz r over Thanx 4 Sp tmz CKN CN JL GW GM C D Luv Lots rmber 82 GO Bbdl gms Rod prtz. dncs, crusin Nogas Westwd czy car chses cncrts RK Frkzd sunst bch Arrwhd Time W Peveal bst tmz CN we had smthin ' spcl Frnz 4evr TIks W RN NS Fnz ' ' J. A, L swhrball F K 84 Prom PL Micro daz Sogarts 1 Boppa Nvr 2 b 4gttn me wnt Spam No? My swhrt Phil I believe in u my Endless Luv Thx 4 yr TLC mmries chersh 4ever I love U Jus us 2 my Prel Thao Phan — Shirley I want to thank my teachers for oil their help Thanks to TT, PR, HI, TL, for being my good friends I hod many good times at Mark Keppel and 1 will olways remember them (Dances, Parties, lunchtime) Thank you Mom, Dad, Sis, for supporting me I will miss you Class of 85ii BrlanPlchardo — Pep Commission 1 Fellows Sergio Alison Bobby Marci Pat Assoc Dyanne Eugene Rosenda Gary Thanx Mrs Cox GOI FBLA MKHS Class of 85 PC ' s (Julio Irma Lisa) 1 love you Gina B U Good Luck with Bill Vicki, Good-Bye MKHS Glory to God. Amen Carol Porras — Crzy X ' s w Teres Jud-hidng the space JV-2 mny humors- whoo boyH Teres-we ' ve been thru it all No mre wndws! Loads of luck- U 2 PC Conf 4get Scammer Jommer prty days in the Tamalie w CG, MG, AH TM Eddie C Danger -u R so Speciall Crzy ladies Dee, FR MF Smile RCi Michelle-best (renz 4evr Thnx 4 evrythng- Love you lots ' TM, JV, AH, ML- we survived all the hrtbrksl We finally made it Let the good X ' s go om Grom- wish you were here Mom 8t Doddy-I love you Byein Carmen Peril — I would first like 2 thank my parents older bro Tony 4 all of their love and support 82-83 hanging out with the girls 83-84 Prom Puente Days Special Memory with Al 84-85 Prom hanging out with crozy Liz Aida Virginia of course all of the girls from Tonatiuh Aldo Luis Praslln — 82 Frosh SB 83 JV BB 6- 1r B headed dwn L 6-9 84 JV 6B boring 85 V BB big H, Thnk JV, 11. CG. CJ, ML. The Perros, AG. eC, Th, JM, LZ 4 being G Friends lil- sis-B coming up Well so long MK SEE-Li-around Luv-U Mom-Dad-n-Mo Next college later 85 ' Jams Hortonsla Ouezado — JV SB 82-83 V SB 84-65 Mando thanx 4 all those great times I LOVE YOU Crzy prty Smmrdy 284 w LR RR BC at the beach going to parties hanging around w Yolie Lourie (x bst frz) St the Bondage Girls 82-85 Thanx mom, Olivia, Danny, Mando 4 helping me thru I LOVE YOU ALL Param)ut Rait. Arils — Spnsh club stgecrw Frshmn yr w MT H5 wos wrd w sprhumn GF, HueMB?, Laughng w gd frnd TP, fblemnd OS, KFK, AC, SB, my libry pals, (shh), td, t! 2 my fmds K n J (rmem-u- knw-who) 2 smeone in GRmny JF l cndrt BWW, dd God Bless my fmly. ETL, LEE, frnds, tchrs, MARK KEPPEL, Class o f 85 1 (Rallos) Luv u God Bless Glen Ramirez — Tahnx mom dad deb n soma 1 Love U All going out with bfnend Eddie n MM party dozin hywd good times w cuz ciz Becky n -Bondage getin FU w DB TG ST going 2 SB w EM cfshd out at dnven w jM Deb EM BZZD on Melrose W EM RS busten at the mts w EM MM RS Thonx 4 great memories thnx Soma DEB 4 helping me thru VIrgv Ramirez — (E) 85! Chowl were gone Frosh-meetmg Chucke April 1Q ' 82 Biggest brnoutz Linda I Judya LLw CG member jF MR? Yuck Fun Soph- Still brn outz 1 yr w Chuck in LOVE Ftbl gomes Chuck 99 St 22 tun watchin 8t cheerin JA meetin RR morried h- JR SH CGi Summers were the best Di gin LL in the sand 8 making big slobs of R selfs CRAZY Thonx 2 the LOP crazy Xs, Martin M (dhi- cheman) Paul A Aldo A. Rdy Bobby M, Linda L, Sondi Heoil. manioc Giz, Ced G most of all my special Babe CHUCK Yadira Ramirez — (LIZ) Frosh yr Fun x with CG soph yr unforgetta- ble fun X with PA Yr yr that ' s when the fun was just begining SR VR Best yr of all x going out doing crazy things with Aida Carmen somex with the gedis of N G 6 85 85 one of the most best yrs of my life spending it with boyfriend Gilo Partying 8i doing crazy fun things 2gether Also thanx to mom 8i dad I luv you Good luck to the TONA- TIUH GIRLS next yr Take core Alicia Anna Luv ya both Cathy Ramos — I would like 2 thank all my frnds at Keppel 4 bemg such good frnds especially my frnds Gidget-(-Gina M I would also like 2 thank my mom 4 alwys being there when I need her and Bobby 2 I guess ond now to my sweetheart Jimmy who I will always love no matter what I LOVE you Jimmy Sweet Sensation Girls 1 Good luck in the futre 2 my brther Vincent and my sis Melmda I luv you guys I Luv U Nana 8t Pompo Chela Ramos — I want to thank all my friends at MK and the sweet sensations for being someone special 2 me II never frgt my yrs at MK with the sweeties, espely my 2 BF Lisa 8i Nicole, I Luv U Mom Dad S especially my babe Tony Cruz Sweet Sensations -1 Aracell Reyes — Just want 2 say that my best yrs were here at Kep- pel where I met my baby-Thanx babe 4 everything Love yo the best of luck 2 all my frnds who are staying 8t leaving as 4 SP J bet- ter shape up ■ also Thanx Mom St sisters Class of 85 C8tS 4 ever Dayone Reyes — JR YR 1st Banner Team bad banner girls, wearing the «mas bells Doger Stadium Leppek Krom and dont forget the wrinkled skin My fnends, PBSG BAG, LL, SV MT, take core good luck III miss ya all 6-30-84 Mike our good times hove just begun I Love you Bdbe Mr 8i Ms Brenzol forever Donna Reyes — (ROCK) B-Yell. JV, 83-84 V-Yell stay 2geter CL, SG, JM Gymnos, Chanto mama FB trod Brekrs 84-85 V-yell Best Rem Craz timz wish I wuz a Ted Bear! RC Good Luck Rose I 2seter since babies Luv yal Tong G Craz frnd be Goodi Luv yas Anthony w spe- cial, good limz 2gether Luck m future Hope we stay close 4-ever Luv ya 8t fom 4- always! Mom St Dad 8 Lene Tanks 4.everting Luv yas! Good Luck Class of 1985 Franclne Reyes — Cheska Chanticon 1 bstms Vsb, Jv hoop MVLC, Spc, Goo, PwdrPuff 83 n 84, ftb gms Whtr Blvd. Nw Prt Bchse. ice sidng nts. Proms, Frosh ftb gms-tkng stos, bnqts, dncs, X-Mos B, tpng hses, Prtng Blanco thnx 4 oil the grt tms we had U r the best Nvr 4gt my jr yr w as gid we wer 2gthr HC thnx 4 bng so gd 2 me Sm|i Thnx d the gd lots RP, LD. CP, SS, Zl b. fdm my tme has erne thnx 2 all of U I mde it Greg, Ttm Enc Ikds 85 We Tore It Up Barbara Robles — 83 w Alfonso Jacquez stil going on Fun St crzy tims w mean team Geting barajs at the pork w bf Donald Meeting my love I Love you Fonsa Soph yr never going 2 school cause of Donald 83 prom going out w LD SS RP Alice P i mis U RP hart atock 111 mis U all Well Don-Don yur nxt. good luk I Love U. no mor porks (Nona) Well Cindy we did it 1 love U Momy dearest St dad U R the best Alfonso St Barbara Jacquez 4 ever Gilbert Rochin — JR crazy fun times crusing down Hollywood 3 wild friends, TB, JO, HB Going down to sedl beach and )ust having a crazy T Thanks Mom for coring for me Well the 4 Years went by 2 fast But its cool because I ' am out now Later on GM, AG, R to the c 85 Anthony Rodriguez — Whofs Hoppeninl Frosh memories of The Tragic S W Soph fi-Boll (KF, JB MC) 83-84 Summer wasted w Rene and Jomes KF is something in my hoir? Take it back Da kind Bolt MN LV What kinda hooty Jams w Mike and snowed by Aron (2nd 5 8t hong) Bumatst Jams w Todd, CRIB DAZE w Mass at Dar- rens also da Soto ' s fast times w LO, CC, SH, PC, SS, GL, DS, 84 w VS (Parade, X-Mos dncz) Lonene-Speciol friend spaz j k Thanks Mom Hawaii m 85 (NB, KF. LO, get Radii Thonx Inesi Heehee GL Benny Rodriguez — 85 Prty Anmis B-n-GpepI GPIbys 13 FL-i-Tps in sumr the Beach What ' s up SMURF? Whrs Mr PYLES Carlos Tony line m up SD JF Dols Cwbys 1 Sixrs 83 Lolo Jr Prty at yre pod Mom Dad I mode it! Congrd 2 the rod grodsl Gd Ick gyz Hte I cum wridi! PARTY HARDY Jerry Rodriguez — The Mouse thanks MOM For making my 4 years come True I would like to soy Hi to the Party GENTZ RAMON Alex Hector Richdrd I would like to thank my Friends tor the Fun times we spent together and i would like to sdy HI Gumby Jeannle Rogers — (GOVEA) I ' ll never forget the best yrs of my lite 82-83-84-35 w ROB£RT 1 LOVE YOU BABE! Thanks 4 having so much patience with me I ' ll treasure the moments weve had and will con- tinue to hove in the future ' Thanks to my mom 4 always being there! MOM I couldn ' t have done it without u l LOVE YOU MOM St DADi Good Luck to my lil bros St sis U 2 R next Christopher Roman — Remembering the best of times w JD, TK, AR, RM, CR, Jl Alex keep ' Cruising AZTC STAFF. Debate whatever Sp + Mth Clbs, too Swmng, B-ball -t- Ches Daze, u really fudged up my cl-utch CUZ Time won t give me Time MOM Si DAD Thdnx for puting up w me. I LOVE Ul Bye-Bye MKHS Rio Rongavllta — VAR BsB 83 84 85 Fr Yr was cool Soph jr ESPANOL in 207 met the guys ARROYO Jr Yr Micro Doys Cherry Blossom Ni- sei crazy nights in THE GREEN MACHINE with NS KB MV MC KF Going to AHS Dances Sr Yr 85 Crusin m Toy St Maz Crazy lunches with the guys and TT FL Those WHAM Guyz ' MUNCH THE S-MER To my good friends Thanks for the great times St luv yd Mom Dad and Bro Virginia Hoybal — Thonx 4 makin my 4 yrs at MK fun Partying w HOMS DA LR YER Getting caught Py cops crazy days SR Yr DB W the gong DD LM etc Thanx 2 Hector 4 putting up w me I luv U ill miss every 1 Class of 85 1 Cynthia Ryder — W Rickie Rodarte and still with him Fun Si CRAZY times w bf BARBARA Never forget you Going to mag mnt w ev- eryone Will miss my friends CP BC SS CSP Barbara 84 Prom w Rickie Rickie I Luv Yo Thanks MOM Si. DAD For helping me when I needed it THANKS for being my brother Charles Love Ya I finally mode it, no more school Yeah Barbara 8( Cindy bt always Good luk Perez-RyOer Senior Memories out There Rtckie . Cmay together 4ever Love You Sylvia Saavedra — r?enee s DJ f 3 irp w LD, BR Crazy times at Pizza Hut PP s house Hball gms Bst frnaz RP LD, AN, ME BR, FR, BG. ZZ RP n LDB-dov parties at GG ' s house Rii ng Stone party at RP house JRNY Cncrt 82-63 JACKSONS Cncrt 84 Westwood RP cudnt stop laughing rmber LD? Santa Monica Bch in summer of 84 PRINCE Cncrt 85 UP on my face Here we cme Hawaii 85 Thanx Mom n ' Dad For everything I iove youi Class of 85 Kicks ' Angelica Sabldo — Bum ' Good timz at MK ' B-ball 3 yrs We ' ve gone beyond the limitz of TIME Oh Wowi AC DC. DO. JP Concerts Tnpmg oufi Too Rad ' E T drves m the Big Wheel ' Getting caught OH NO ' Daze yyhrz Gumby ' ' PulPut, Big B, OO OH YEAHi Hey Doze-its Time TO grow up ' Frenz Always ' Rod Timz w Cath voli Liso. SS PP The Wofia None, worm thnxi Publtc ENEMY -1i Mom. Zeth, Family Luv yai Keppel Break 85 cum the t z Noel Salto — JV Wrestling Champs QUit Putts 4 varsity cut m lbs 12Q-132-RAD timz w Stoner Budz KB KF PR MV KW NR 8i the rest F- ball games Wwood LoLoma Blazm 8i Bcardi 4 sure ' Can t hang much in at IN OUT BUSTED in Hollywood in Voldos GRN MACH CRAZY daz in MICRO ' Danny ' s BUZZED ' lom n 2 stadium w FL wo lisc FREE Mr Rip- -workin Asohi 4 outo Thanks Mom S; Dad 4 everything ing tiks w Gen 8t cant 4get trippy Liz SJ ' ' could pass BS-My best times ever ' Hope Soloiar — Meet JM GM MS KD JM Ox days with TC SM Perks and Cothy get Zub No Ghostbuwters Beach jjll, Covina Party Silver meno will miss Cleveland and Hoft No where girl Mick s hit Tent CC DrivePCH Hold me now 42 miles Phil I am the man Good-bye ' 851 Taml Somanl — ■ ' Tamatha JV S V Yell Talondi thanx NL JM MN 4 mokmg these yrs spcl esp SANDRA sis thnx 4 evrythng B-good ' AN UGLY nvf 4get ya ' 2u FP RD i luv U2 take care LC ' Good  s w-wood Bob ' s the O Roq ot 80 ' s Hntd Frst H-wooO I6th Bdoy B-partz Movies Mg Mtn (run) E-house Dancz Tommy ' s Parties III rd corv Summer 84 my 4 bidn luvr ooo baby ' Making Homecoming Court ' fnly meetn PS spcl tms w my swihrt Phil UP spcl 2 me ' Wshnonastfi Maria C. Sanchez — l reolly entoyeO my 4 yrs at Keppel I met o lot ot good frnds DM SV, BV -f Mrs Perez I wish thm good luck I reoiy en- pyed being m the dub ALAS Many thanx to all my Teachers Likmg the wrong guy TR Class 85 moy you be hoppy 4 ever luv U Rudy Sanchez — Bye Evrybdy it wz fn Ron Javabi Vic St othfs Hope U HVE fn 8 sty col ptys DPC pab barn dan robt wn SMDs wets Mani- oc 8i Party Pell TAMi Punolfskt Nwyrsev e BUDBOLT MS Smr Omr Mms MC GEN Ahs Swethrts Bl Prom Grcd S GIRLSi LAJS brb dnc popr PPlNCEAPOLnia 57 Micro Bus Bye ' Don ' t give upi Sponcor Sano — The Hole w P A MM later pigeon Nursery w JA EM Big Bear w JA, EM, AV. FL. Mi)0 Sam Georgjno w JA, EM Alaska here we come Frying in Marrano w J A We come o long way bud Don G cous stay outta trouble DG WS BS, Bro Breokm m my ga- rage Keep it up guys Thanx Mom and Dad F L be careful ot 36 ' s D G see you m Beat Street 3 Gerommo all the way Well guys I ' m off AIRBORNE I Robert Santona — l would like 2 thank my parents for their support all my party trenz GPL. Eddie. Miguel. 8 Maniac gihz sweeties 4 making my Sr yr crazy without them I wouldn ' t of graduated From me 2 them. Thank U See U oround Stephanie Seellg — AFS Crown Sep Cabinet 83-85 CosC BcriQiDeannas- flat-tire Homecomings (call mte), Xmas Bolls. Proms- not 2 b 4gln JCP-so many memories Julio-best fr lend going out (HB). b210 (mon awoy), UCLA, curtew, Ron s Place, etc Scott 8i Dawn (sexy) luv 7 both Special people AK, SH. JH, TW SIS NO FD in hoiis (yeah right) Gr-spec soph year Cant 4get norms. Zees Bck words. Barnes. V tennis (borely) — rilmiss Keppel spec Mr N Kotz Rich Luv Thanx mom 8. P Anthony M. Sekl — The G uardian class of 85 rules see ya at Col State Of U Hawaii Lets party tn Hawaii this summer thanxs to SS Mr N Mi TJ Cooch West Jeng Lih Grt Clubs Crackers Unlimited CC Sur- vived W Winston Eddie Bryant Neil Mike I Luv Flor Mt -f Grace Darlene Senaha — Lotsa fun timz w the bunch (U know who U R) btu Klenx Kohluo-how pretty ' Lng flks. do latest G Corsmgaiongs (Pleoseij Cal Cool Day, D-house, Tping. HP Van- Ooh No ' Bacar- Wesfwood. 1 dnt feel 2 gd Les. lets get sum Haogen Dazs Change- mid Mgc mtn pkng lot DG-Can I buy 2 thingys ' ' Well I hod mny lafs Thnx U Guys 4 all da rides its now time 2 leave FOB Town gotta go 2 the beoch Tohoe 2 find that HAOLE Ga luck every l cnl wait till Im PMH 8i H Norma R. Sepulveda — JV SB 82-83-84 JV VB ' 3 Thnxs 2 my pal VF 4 being There when I nded smi 2 tk 2 Going out 2 inch 2 ia. SS RP in my Cody Thnxs 2 al my teachers who hiped me thru HS The best of luck 2 CP SV nxt yr mom 8 Dad ' luv u 4 all the support u gv me May Severson — 80-85 v Trck + X-C 1 Thx coachs 4 support Gnat trgt morn- workout-pain -win ' Bst Frnd Jomce Fun tms at MK Bond Donz prty + Frnds I ' ll ms yo God Bless Thnx Mom Dad bro To Eiam Lisa Michi keep on runningi Hey JL we made if at Last-Tke care Maryann Seyzdeh — Well thez 4 yrs hv gon tsf 1st 2 yrs wur grafi Thnx Ang BLVANDRGg MFA WRr Crzy tme m biOlogy with GG MF DRAW Metng Jo ' Almst had him ono ' Rmbr Carebr and shazom ' ' Hwii 84 Roseprd wht RR Cfuzn im Mstng Fl KIrco Thanx Mrs K Tntiuh l chid mhr how funQ wanna thnk my family 4 puttn up with me soo long MKHS Luv Ya ' Glenn Shimoda — Fr jv varsity Hoop 83-85 VICKI. My Endless Love. Spc XS bch mvies dncs. cncrts. reads. Dreamm + Beievm. FFnG Mgc mtn smr 83 AWESOME ' Prom 84,85. Tanx 4 it all 8 12 83 To- gether Always ' I luv Ya ' Lets moke ' t lost babe ' Jus I ??! ' Crz xs w KB. KF, NS, MC, RN. MV, NB. TP. GK Atome cfe. Ftbal gams Party ■ Cant hang MPK moll drvin in Oo Hills. KB house ' My rod RX Thanx guys ' Dont party too hard kep m touch ' ' Thanx Mom Dad. luv ya ' Vicki. Side by Side Foreveri Karen Shlrnomayo — The Ciic 82 Jrny Cncrt. runnm owoy 2 bch Hall 2n 81 2 JK JM SH-r mftuotn w AY. LH -mees-mscntys Bein n luv v SS CN Cfzv bch prtvs-getfn sick, thnx SS, summer 84-Un4gtbei Timz-vegas Weeknd prty w Me SG, LH, SH, PC, MO-Srry bout rug. Hello PC-Tnx 4 fun timz. July 4-going crzy ' Ray-fn tmz at bch-eot sand almst drown in ' Thnx 4 memrys Sp Frnd-SH 8i 2 my bst frna Loriene-iuv u, cidn tot madit w out U Thnx 4 aiwaz being ther ' Luv U M8i) 4 pufn up w me Robert ShIrolshI — ' Bob . Aristotle Chumly , Drgn nunt w LO DC -do LT It safirei TP8i bombMK w LO. DC. EO Da ■Tru 8o- gorts 4-ever DPI d-Andys-No class ' KB DCs pod-prtyi Hmcmng 84- LO. wuznl cool ' Jmng fiom d ' Htta ' Only a stp sign ' score -Ls ' RH. whatto }Oke ' LO. GW-HB 83, whte bkni TM-ghstbstr ' Snkys TK-out- Srry telli Real speci tms w Troce Thnx 4 being my best frnd ' U ' tl all wz BN my hrti Jnrs- AY JF. LK RN Thnx 8t Gd Ik ' Thnx mom . Dad ' Bude ' s. Thnx ' Caroline Soria — J gr 2 many prtz crzynx in the conx stong Oct 31 crz ' n HS mtng Ric Dec 8 Jackson con Thee Ladies of Chastity Chris Mich, Chris M. Svivia. Be. Bii. Alma Bst mem w Chns G B of F 4 ever GrBest sisters I could hove luv U mtng men can U handle it ' bst Xmos everNWYS w Ric Careless Whisper WSTWD life luv Uall Ferpi Too Classy Brmng wi Fire HB Y cutie Take a chance Thanx Mom and dad tor your support luv U ' Sherry Spltler — Kitten Thnx mom dad 4 your help-t luv U MKHS ' 85 Choirs AsTc Sngrs- nol- Angerl- Sbs Thnx 4 being U-Hey lets be wild GC CY BC CR JB BT- Luv ya-Strangers nIH mom ' -Juv U Byeimny. frnds- JK PC PB-2 mny 2 mention U knw who U R- Bye MK 111 miss your spirit ' I Christine Sun — Thanx to on the teochers I had m pass 4 years The i unforgettable experiences and jOyful memories which I hod of Kep- pel I ' ll always treasure during n 85 ' s 1i y life time Good Luck all my friend 8i Vera Sun — Good times end 2 soon Vor Volley 8i F8LA Prez Hey TD Snt ' i Well Jo. its bn a ig 8 yrs bf its bn gr8-hd frm Nazi. Elfnt MN. 8i So much more I wll nvr frgt Gd times w KK, my lil btccs. at SIvng. Cruzng. St all the food Ms C Thnx all 4 everythng ' Mrs. M I les u no w1 2 go ' Thnx Keppel 4 The memories ' JG. KK. MPS M- Luv ya lots TD. PA. LM kS- Another Story 2 mne stones This is it frndz. I will miss u all ' Sanh L. To — Mr Ploy-it-oli of the Band Star CFer ot 84 JV. SHINED even briter with 85 V Team ' wish I didnt quit Bsktball Thanx to every- one I was associated with ril leave with Fond memnes of you all Wish I could re-live my Sofmore yr in Bond It was fun ' Samuel Torres — Finally getting out of here Thanx 2 oil my trenz who burnt me out TG DB. and new comr GR 2 bad u cuidnt stay MC US test with DB first x s of 13 U2 with cuzs E. D. wnt insane The crowd frshmn yr Getn with my frenz at Chantry H Forest, Azusa Ditchn 2 da beach jr yr on Sr ditch day All those crazy brew runz All those great parties I ant rmbr due 2 tech diff God bless mv parents lor getn me out of jams Havn good x s wid do W Miriam Toscano — Frosh Yr met my bst frnz DR Ag and Sr Jr Yr bst of all wlkg 2 o-K 2st 2 SEE ouf Babes LW BC rembr Ange those wre The Dyz Sr Yr cme 2 Fst Teocalh 84 85 Thanx 2 MS MC 4 bng pacient Good luck 2 my buds DR AG LL I Luv U Oil ' All The bst 2 TG EC I wnt 4get U guyz Thanx 2 all the tmz I ddnt mntion I wish u the best special thanx 2 LM CB lets go party at Marilyns Bst of luck ZF JD MP LV Keep on lookg grt Class of 65 Kicks ' Irung Tran — G Thanks to all the teachers at Keppel and most thanks to all my friends HL. KL VL. EY, Hoong. DH. They mode it the best Yrs of my lite by helping me and bemg my friends Class ot 65 1 Wish all my friends a lot of lucks P S I Love GG Van Trieu — For the time i have been m this school it give me a spe- cial chance to meet friend and teochers for all my tnends 1 wish they continue their education and have a successful future i Love all teachers i had They give me Wonderful time in doss 46 Saovedra-Tneu Senior Memories Due Irinch — I want to thank you To all teochefs m M.K H S for help- ing the students I want other students to that High school is wonder- ful place so do something that vou ore proud of and m the future when you look bock and be proud ot yourself Thank Vou Ho-Le Truong — Boy tt hos been d yrs There ore a lot ot cherish memones treasured fnends and teachers to recoil Before i leave, i would like to say ' i Love Vou All end Take Great Care Special thanx to Ms Kimura, Ms Mcintyre. LeLam, Quyent NHUH Sandy Uyeharo — To my Pst fmeds IP JG cidnt have mode it thru sd w out vo IP rnber SH Shuffle cIdnt stop laftng Never fgt ai fun xs Than« tor being a trtc trend trends frever jG Harts Delite ' Kep hopin smday soon, joke M wil find i for both of us The bet ' I ' ll stil win ' Nver fgt JV strange I ' ll miss yo at SC tok core tuv and frendship always frends forever Aowokyo great xs wii mis yai Good luck next yeaf Sandra Vatdez — ALAS 84 65. to all my frnz bst wishz Im gotng 2 ms every l 2 my bst buddies AG DP thnz 4 olwyz bng there ' -Sp Frnz thai wl nvr b4gtn AR, FT, AT. AA. MS-Z my Id srs Bertha tk cr kp up the gd wrk cuz U !? nxt ' -Ardo gd luck thnz 4 everytng-l wi nve rgt summer 84 we had a great tim imbr i?M, VB. fil RB-AIJ hop u yr sis MP KIT- Good luck class of 85 hop al yr dreams come true-Mom Sis Hi Luv U Alwys ' Michael Valdovlnos — Crzy times with KB NS PP esp KW KF. Holly- wood Gr Turbo times during lunch ndes home Blue Falcon-KB Tuff fun times m Wrestling 64-85 1 Microchips began thnks to guys m Elec and spec thnks to Mr M who gave 4 unforget yrs and advice when needed JA never forget you One yr wasnt enough Prac wokeup Best of luck to my Sf fnends esp ones who knew me os Valdo ME Luv alwys beaut mem Your All i Need Juan Valenzuela — (Sir Valz) -14 PAD Vrs Fr, Jv Var Ftbll FBLA 85 frsh Bskfbll igue chmps never plyed more thn 1 min p gam Pad Xsw Luch Kort gang ( rem S Clements 2 mch duds ' Krzy Xs in P TV w FJ, JD, GP. EC. TC etc New Wove Disco jam ' Omgo Bomgo ■ 1 KROQ Adam Ant 83 tour MSM My 4bidden lover Mom Dad sis Betty thonx 4 ur support luv u all Aztecs only those who dare truly five ' Au revoif n c yo all in 10 yrs 85 1 2 da max! fer scherr (xs 2i Trisha Valenzuela — Talondi 83 Toga Partyt Bosa Chico. New Portii Taionoiies JS. JC AS. EV JV Sft bil-bencher ' Annual Stf Bst fra 4ever Irene ' hoppened ' ' EDNAII ni miss u Thks Dariene 4 all the grt tms Pembr Grdma drvg z Shakeys ' ' Let ' s take tne shortcutii MG your the grtsti AD 2 shy Ola Frd MK, never 4get u Hey Puben Looks like ■ mde rfi Luv u ' Good tms-Wstwood. Hlywd nghts, Rs Pde. Prm Nt, Fun xs in Ul ' Red Trli 2 gethr 4ever 65i-At Lastni By MK, Hello UCSC TMTB Anthony Vasquez — Frosh Football 81 82 JV Track 82 83 i would like to say thonks to oil my teachers who have helped me durtng the last four years i also like to soy goodbye to everyone and good luck m the future years Thank u MK for the good years Ramiro Vega — i will never forget the 34 Football season all my teammates all the crazyest things we did and went threw I will al- ways remember S S G D C S my frosh soph years hanging out with M.N L V J V and the summer of 84 thanks mom for everything Luv Vou Alonzo VlllarTDal — (Fonzie) The gentz of iNSTVLE thks to all of the people of The IN crowd and all of those crzy nites with the boyz EDM Albert Diego Joe Lalo Luis Jessie Rmbnng 84 NYRS stuk on Frwy no prob we had fun 85 NYRS sorry bout the car and to all of my fom MoM DoD Sis Bros Mr mon sun thks for all UP Supp and to all the party people of Keppei thks tor making it bearable Dec 2 meeting Hilda 72 Porche party ' Bumig w fire Jose Vlllegas — The crazy firries w Bird scuby Mike Mark n the girls from Wesfi Frosh Ftbl. soccer ■82 the Z-Gang Hve m ■85 ' good iuc to Ui Bros LV JV m schooli ' Thonx M-Perez n ALAS Cataiino 82-84 Thanx Mom n Dad couldn ' t made it w out you I luv you ' Lenia Vlllegas — l wish the best of luck to all my fnends-MS, AF. LG. AL. JH. L2 Luz, Letty-Luv Vol Thanks for being best tnend-Maryonn S Never 4get the good times in frosh yr and senior Thank Mrs Kochiwas 4 everything Good luck class of 85 Luv Va Alli 10 Judy VIramonles — Crazy x w MD BG MM tuff cooky woo MM dot hove a PC the monwk Mst 4get Duck Toco chps wrk oi the x Pc Swthrt bl w AW FP AS Sr Vr 5 pd cnt be btherd Cnt 4get Hmecmmg 84 whoo boy PD cnt 4get yo luv yo lots Oh havens rember hme- comg 8 1 TM meber humorsn hevens havens Crzy x w TM CB AH JP 85 Oh baby TM CP Thonx 4 beng there when t neded u ' TM u wii alwys be my Sister luv ya lots ■Wano membr trst no 1 nt evn the bnks Leonard VIramontes — class of 85 has been a cool year so tot Lost summer wos bad tor me and M N w© been through heck to- gether LL LC RB RS ' ' ' ' (chef) broke my wnst freshman year Street- bail kicks-fnends- JV. TB MN. KB, KF RU, RS 64 was a bigger year the VESSEL 85 Anthony Walker — Frosh Ffbl Vrs FTB 4 nxt 3 Yrs Sr Yr MVL Champs Frosh Bsbt Vrs 4 nxt 3 Yrs Thanx 2 all my coaches 2 my best fmas Don- no Peyes n Ralph Canui Thank you both 4 being so helpful 2 me i luv vOu both OS f-ndz as wed as (omily Most of an Thank vou Mom N Doa I Love You very much Thanx 2 my big bro Frank Walker other spe- cial frndz IS LC SR MM Thanxs 4 good time I Luv you Julie Deno Lena Christie N Ariene my baby sisters Annabell Wang-U — yen i reaiiy enjoyed these three years m Kep- pei It was filled with love and tears i wish all of your beautiful and sweet dreams would become true some day Best wish for my best friend And. Happy New School Year m 86 Kevin Wong — The cajz 5 mph N pcycho The view Fups Hill Buckeyes at lunch read a good book lately ' ' Meet me on the comer Scholar- ship to Elac FL RK RN PC DO MN JF Don ' t flack with the Wongs Michael Wong — AAA CSF Fr jv Var Tennis Mvl Champs 82-84 crzy Tms w Keep. Jam, Mas. Guard Crusin 5 is Gts Wstwd. Jtown. Hwood. Ski BB w H. Bchs. Tchrs Unage. so w KF, The Best Tp S. Sum at TsD. 35 Pse Prde. Gum, Brs, Krazy K, Crkers Ulimtd. EE Thanx DS 4 Krozv a4 Sum Its Over Thanx Mom Dad 4 putting up w me Bobby Van — As yr 85 end time has gone w my fnend play struggle ana cry w them ore the Best Time i hove sometime good sometime bod but I can ' t get through them without my friends thanks to all yOu hove made up most of my memones and nightmares thanks ogam tor making HS so fun for me Best Wishes to you All Alice Vang — Elfie Funtims w Koth Lorry @ MC ' s wtchng buldng Mov whn u iaf hidng frm Ray 8( Pat u crzy brood-wo imor shcks Aye- Lets run ovr III dck Thnx 4-evrthg, pal San, Aprcate your advs udrstndng Dr Bro cnie chng, Nora, PSoof Thnx 4 bng grot fmd Alwyz BJ-J-Jive Tikin-Thnx guys 4 alwyz bng there B fnds 4-evf Viv, BE, Phi 8t SM-u nuti Luv u mom . ddd. Good Luck evry 1i Jason Yee — Mth Ctb 82-85 Idea mag 83-85 SLo 83 wid tm at git curs-toltsprply 83-84 crzy est prty-wrkng cotcndy 4 mth clb Dances with NM, RA. EG Go crzy 4 Rbl YU Xmas Bll v th Al Good tems m hnrs clas sit nxt 2 JG a GM 4 2 yrs, drv me crzyH ' lunch tem rap wth frer Shotng pool wth SW Had som Grt tems SW Dmras els 2 muchi wth AP. PA. RS. TD. MF Thonx 4 ol htp Mrs M 3 yrs not enuf Mom 8i Dad went 2 som hard tems thanx 4 suport UCI watch oufn 85 JAMS ' later Margie Yeung — Aowakyo Club of da Jr Vrbk jv Ten idea Stf Art Srf AFS Amer-Asian Pod tymz Cindz girls-MO. JO, FLO nvr 4get-Doug (OH BABE ' ), Scrut Scrufit. n ' Kevn-crzy tmz Da gong-KL DO ML LW WW Pn Smt 84 SprtuI HIGH-Grn agnl Spec fmz-MK TD GM YY Lot ngt ht tub partz ot DO w K D W-Howd mit do chez ' ' Tents anyf TP at LW pl whil she spid Comra hape-dont B shy D-l STILL GOT D NEG K wht hap 2 ai d Qs ' ' Tonx 4 al d grt mmrz Tak car ' Luv u mom dad ' Christopher Yin — Mu Alpha Thta Prez CSF vp C S Thspn Acap Glo- ria Azfc Sngrs Thngs Lk SwII Bvrly m Md Fr Luv Aodvarks unfrgtbl Mr Franz MAA 1 Mr Mann Contsts MckElctn Audtns Thnx Ms Winters U Chngd My Ute Lteiy Mr Steed Cim Dv n Mbarossng initiatn Fran- cois Bunch JL-Wndrfi Ftosofical Dsscusns Outofspace So Bye MK ' Yumi Voshida — Yummy, VumYum C 5 Mr Katz Snowballs Mr Mann Mu Alpha Theto. Chess Phoon Automdn. Yo F- CIF Tennis ' SH- 1 dblesi Spci Fmz MY GM-twins. JHL. CY JL-Spr Genius, Miki, WY-Apie 10U ail much Thanx lefs keep n ' touch ' Thonx MKHS, Thanx 4 Memones ' Julia Young — juls Pep Com 81-85, Softball 81-85. F G Club 81- 83 GL 83-84. Fall Play 84. Cabinet 84-85, Ybk 84-85. FFC w kk. jk, Mg 1 Gd Times Ktt ' s Scry Frm, Rose parade. Beach, Sat Nites. WHEW( Wfd N Crzy w the B210. Blk Angus. RW, MG. Pwptys. Westwd, Two heys ALL Time Fav HB My close Frenz SS. hC. DV, AS, LY. OP. DG, SK. w Specii People PB G Also tr. rb. jw, jn, rm. rs, do ms bg, t Thel That Got Away AS ' Thonx 4 coming TO my Res- cue BF Rmber Steph. Meeting WO Come On Up, Going To The Movie , PUSH ? All My Luv mom. dad. jon I ' m Gonna Make it Big. fus wort World Here I come ' Winston Yu — Class of 85 Rules Best fnends in Crackers Master- Guard, an- Jammer- Enforcer-Wizard. Very Special fnend JG Pnn- cess Sorry that 1 hurt you so much Was the biggest mistake of my fife Special moments Homecoming 82 W L K AH the lunches at T L w j G Prom 84 w L K Chnstmos Boll ' 64 w S H Cal Tech summer w A K Rose Parades w 5-C First Kiss w L K Senior Sweetheart Leslie Koneko Thanks for all the help EGG Zaida Zapata 81-84-Band 84-85 Chanticon Pwdr Puff 85 1 crzy X ' s w IM (Peenee-Pooh) Grtz jst wona hav fun. Yogi Mr Panger Thanx Shamaco BC, FR, LD, RP, SS Thonx 4 bng such gd frnz Luv Ya All Blanco (sauce) rmbr the Dnv-ln (wnrs the snak bar ' ' ) Vero thanx 4 bng that spci fmd-Fmz 4-Evr Spcl x ' s-Prom 84 Nov 84 gtng 2-get her with the guy I evr riy Loved Beto I Luv Yo Baby B 2 4-Ever Good luck Kanna (Ji sis) Thonx Mom Dad 4 Evrythng Love Va ' Trinch-Zapota - Senior Memones t: SENIORS CLASS OF ' 85 Senior Class Council Michael Chavez Vice-PresiOent Sharon Hotoe Treasurer Denise Maeda Publicity Chairperson Loriene Honda Committee Chairperson Dennis Mieike Advisor The Senior Class Council of 1984-85 has participated in and organized many activities The Council planned Grad Nite, decided v hich caps and gowns to wear, sold Senior shirts, and sponsored a Spring Sports Dance, They also par- ticipated in many Homecoming events and Festivals, One thing new the Council organized was a Senior Council Fun- droising Committee, This committee helped the Council with fundraisers and various other activities. Thanks to the time and effort of the Council, the committee, and especially the Senior Advisor, Mr, Miell e, the year was a successful one. 48 Seniors Roger G. Aguilar Ruth H. Akahoshi Paul P. Alarcon Duane Allen Ir leoni; Mi An Kong Lim Ang Siem Bun Ang Monalisa Apancio Raul Arellano Cvnthia L, Arguelles Charles E. Arrieta ' en Le Banh Nhan Bao Victoria A. Bara)as Gina Bastida Nicholai Bavdaline Pairicia Beltran Phillip Berquam Paula Booker Joe Borquez Seniors 49 Kevin Borquez David Bouzanquei Martha Bradshaw Michael Brendzal Sally Bullard Marlene (anas Rafael Canul Amparo Carrillo Sylvia Castaneda Fernando Castro Michael Chavez Fong ' u Chen Steven Chen Lui Ling Cheong Man Chi Chone Raul Coronado Blanta Correa Mui Sam Cun Mike A. DAngelo Thuan Bich Dang 50 Seniors Lawrence Burrola Arnold L, Cabrera Richard Cabuto Edward Calderon Gloria C. Campos Jessie Chan Kevin L. Chang Rosy Chang Long Van Chau Tn Le Chau Neil A. Cheng I A Yim Ling Chow Frances A. Cisneros Darren S. Clitt Nelson Concreras Lena Davis Tran Thuv Diep Bruce A. Dominguez Joy Drowns Seniors 51 RoilHi Fuiimoio Margo Galvan Antonio Garcia Enrique Garcia Gilda Garcia Diane Grbac Gina Grusman Suzanne Guerrero Marco Gutierrez Juan Guzman 52 Seniors -ixx: - Lazaro Felix Amparo Flores Gabriela Franco Monie Frazier Ginger Fuerstinger Ismaei Garcia Tuong T Giang Edward G Gillan Keiih Gilliland Joel Gomez Norma Gonzales Rene Gonzales David German Dawn Gotanda Robert Go ea , Uah Vou Hah Hoa Ai Hang Thanh Ai Hang Sharon H. Haiae Craig Hernandez Seniors 53 Irma Hernandez Alina Htrrcc Chris S. Hidaka - ' -J Quyen Ai Hua True Bach Hua Vinch Quoc Hua Raymond Huie Hloo Ling Hum Thida leng Rose M, Insua Albert K. Ip Alice M. Ishigame Federico L. Jaramillo Michael Kawaguchi Jon T. Kelly 54 Seniors Phong Qui Ho Nhu Quvhn Hoang Loriene H. Honda Ran ' ung T Hong Sandra S. Hong Dien Hue Huong Hanh Thuv Huvnh Hoa Thuv Huvnh on Kim Huvnh Sopheapka leng Calixto Jimenez Sok Im Kaine Leslie M- Kaneko Ki Myong Kang Mick Kang James U . Kingman Jana E. Klein Scott S. Koga Angela Koh Frederick H. Kong Seniors 55 Teng Van Lam Leticia E. Lara Joanne Lau Mal Le Amv M, Lee ]i H Lee Karen NX , Lee Li Chiun Lee Li Ming Lee Wendy W. Li Chu Ying Lin Mary C. Liu 56 Seniors Lam Hanh T. Lam Judy VT. Lam Le Bich Lam Soi Lam Phuong Mv Le Thi Kim C. Le Chervl J Leach Erlinda j. Ledesma Lo Lm A, Le Derek Lee Maria Lemus Janice Y. Leong Geri F. Leyva Alberto ' . Loo Joe Lopez Levi Lope, Marysui A. Lopez Irma Lopez-Bianco Seniors 57 Mul Ly Mui Dong Ly Sreang Ly Tam H Ly Van Thanh Ly Letitia M Maldonado Janet Mandeville Hien K Mao Luong Mao Anita Mariin Lisa A Maulit Sam J McKee }i Denise L Medina Kelly L Megaw Jerry A Melendre; 58 Seniors Hong Le Lv Hue Due Lv Hung Manh Ly Robert Macabeo t,hika MdLhidd Denise Maeda Gilbert Martinez Jose Martinei Huong Cam Ly Lan Ngoc Ly Ramon Magallanes Martin Magana Lorraine Martinez Rodd L Matsui Nora Y Matsumoto Randv Mendez Rebecca L Mendez Christine A Mmard Rebecca Miranda Alan Mogei Seniors 59 Lawrence M. Morales Joanne Muella Grace C. Murakami Mydel G. Mutuc Allison R. Nagata Hai Khon Ngo Hien Ngo Mai Tuyei Ngo Mong Nhu Nguy Cam Ngoc Nguyen Hoang D. Nong Russei Noneea Elvira Nunez Manuel A. Nunez Pairicia Nunez Robert C. Parra Michael S. Paiierson Andre Pekerti Deanna Y, Perez Renee L. Perez 60 Seniors Frank Nar%de? |r. Alex E. Navarro Carol K. Ngo David H. Ngo Long Thuy Nguyen Nhi ' an Nguyen Than Phong T. Nguyen Trung Q. Nguyen Carol Noma Eric T, Ogawa Aaron H. Ortiz Lawrence Y. Oti Huang Chen J. Ou Juhta B Padilla Sergio Perez Victor M. Perez Ines P. Permeio Nancy Pham Hoa Xuan Phan Seniors 61 WkmuL a i iU Hung Phan Phung A Phan Thao Bich Phan Nghi Bich Phong Cuong Chi Phu Carman Portillo Aldo Praslin Giovanni Praslin Cheryl Proulx Linh Quach Glen Ramirez Jesus Ramirez Michael Ramirez V ' treind Ramirez Vadira Ramirez Barbara Robles Gilbert Rochin Anthonv Rodriguez Gerardo Rodriguez Jeannie Rodgers 62 Seniors I ► ' Chau Ai Phung Hung Chi Phung My Sieu Phung Brian Pichardo Carol Porras Araceli Reyes Davane Reyes Donna Reyes Francine Reyes Eric Romero Pio RongdMlU Virgina Roybal Cynihia Ryder Sylvia Saaverdra Seniors 63 Angelica Sabido Hope Salazar Tami Samaniego Maria Sanchez May Severson Mary Ann Seyedzadeh Jai Shih Yuan Shih Glenn Shimoda Sherry Spiiier Christine Sun Huy Sou Sun Yea Feng Sun Joseph Tavares Lawrence Tellez Troy Tetsuka Hoa Cam Thai Phai Tai Thai 64 Seniors L Raul SarJnana Stephanie Seelig Darlene Senaha Norma Sepulveda L Karen Shimomavt Robert Shiroishi Susie Slemp Carmeiita Sohe Richard Soto Heidi Sunabe Linh Vi Sung Ping Ly Tang Tony Ly Tang Yoing Taing Thanh Thai Van Thai Vien Vi Thai Kim Kieu Thong Koon Kieu Thong Seniors 65 Samuel Torres Miriam Toscano Hoa Thi Tran Vinh Thien Tran Kieng Truong Phuong To Trang Van Nhu Tneu Due Tich Trinh Hung Trmh Leng ' oung Truong Man Don Truong Phuong Truong Phuong Truong Michael Valdovinos Juan Valeniuela Trisha Valenzuela Anthony Vasquez Miguel Vasquez 66 Seniors Hue Ngoc Tran Hung P. Tran Kvie Trao Thai Tran Trung Tran Quyen Thie Truong Thanh Kien Truong Thary Ung Sandy Uyehara Sandra V ' aldez Alonzo Villarreal Juan Jose Villegas Lenia Viliegas Leonard V ' lramontes Seniors 67 Quane Tuon G, Vong Nip Danh Voong Hong Si Vuong Ngoc Vuong Anthony Walker Sung Uk l! ' on (un Chang Wong Kevin Wong Michael Wong Jiann Shiu U ' u Alice Vang Julie ' Dg Jason Vee Margie Veung ' umi ' oshida Julia Voung Winston W. Yu Zaida Zapata 68 Seniors Li YgU VT ang Khoeurng ' am Christopher ' in Shari Adair Daniel Ajime Ke in Alvarez Aurora Andrade Gregor Antich Rosemary Armenderez John Avila Juan Aviia Nelson Avila Susana Avala Madeleine Bautista Carlos Berries Ruben Brizuela Kellye Brorhers Walter Cabrera Tri Van Cao Christina Carr Andres Castillo William Cerecedes Tak Ming Chan VTai Chun Chan Chen Yu Chang Ching Chi Chang Li ' uan Chang Shia-Tung Chang Steven Chang Monxay Chantharath Hui U ' en Cheng Sui Ving Cheng Peter Chin Su Hoa Chinh Kai-Lai Choi Hing Chu Hue Hien Chung Eduardo Cisneros Peter Corrales Robert Ccriez Leopoldo Cruz Socorro De La Torre Gia Minh Do Anh My Duong Nov Duong Syavann En Michelle Faciones Loreita Eederico Warren Fena Cathy Figueroa Barney Finny Saul Flores Sonia Fiores Debra Franco Mark Gallegos Elio Garcia Umael Garcia Paul Garcia Mario Gerrie Ricardo Grijalva Paul Guerra Edward Guzman Loan Quoc Ha ' i Tho Han Adam Hernandez GuiUermo Hernandez Seniors Not Pictured: Joe Hernandez Leonard Hernandez Wei David Ho Minh Boi Hong Heng Wei Hsu Quoc Hung Hua Mei Chi Hui Po-Tsang Jou Brenda Kelley Choul Hwan Kim Roy Kirkpatrick Van Trung La Tinh Lai Son Lam Huy Le Chean Hui Lee Tony Li Maly Vahn Lo Carlos Lopez Ivan Lopez Trung Luc In Xuan Luong Luong Tieu Luu Phung Luu Hue Ngoc Ly Minh Du Ly Phong Ly Phuong Ly Trang Ly Kong Wei Ma Luther Mandi Ismael Maninez Jose Martinez Victor Maninez Jaime Medrano Virginia Mejia Jesus Mendez Ada Menegazzo Richard Montanez Diana Montova Robert Montova Teresa Mora Gilbert Moy Chikako Nakaishi Gilbert Narvaez Wing Ng Khiet Ngo Maria Nieto Irene Nunez Daniel Oliverio Sergio Orozco Brenda Ortega Ath Oum Gustavo Pavon Celeste Penunuri Martha Perez Middaha Perez Steven Petersen Ky Manh Pham Chau Phan Khanh Phan Cong Binh Phun Khoa Dang Phung John Quan Sergio Quiroz Cathy Ramos Lilly Ramos Marisela Ramos Olivia Ramos Daniel Reyes Jon Reyes Jose Rios Daniel Rivera Benjamin Rodriguez Joe Rodriguez Josephine Rodriguez Christopher Roman Sergio Rubio Raquel Saenz Jesus Salgado Elias Sanchez Leticia Sanchez Rudolph Sanchez Spencer Sano Anthony Seki Sara Serafin Caroline Soria Rene Soto Jensen Su Lien Sung Minh Sung Duc-Minh Tang Vien Vi Thai Elias Torres Binh Tran Chau Tran Khanh Tran Nga Tran Quang Lien Tran Hy Trang Vi Trieu V ' l Huong Trieu Vi Lam Trieu Kien Trinh Anh-Tuan Truong True Truong Sumit Tsawimonsiri Fabiola UUoa Juan Urbina Laura Uribe Lisa Valdez Laura Uribe Lisa Valdez Alben Valenzuela Miguel Vasquez Mar ' ega Ramiro Vega Judith Viramontes Wen Chung Wang Devio Williams Maria Williams Eric Wright Degar Yen U ' llliam Young Mariaguad Zumaya Lori Zuniga Seniors 69 Junior Class Council: Irene Medina — President. Tina CInee — Vice President, Jennifer Quon — Secretary, Christina Hong • Treasurer, Nancy Lee — Committee Chairperson, Joyce Tamanaha — Publicity Chairperson, Class of 1986: JUNIORS Aceves, Irma B. Aceves, Martha A Acuna, Robert Adame, fJenay L Aguilar, Dolores M Aguilor, Juan M Aguilar, Robert V Alamos, Alex Alarcon, Judith Alva, Michelle G Alvarado, Armando L Alvarado, Patricia Alvarez, Fernando A Alvarez, Luz Alvarez, Manuel D Ang, Chong Lim Ang, I Lim Arellanes, Lorraine Arellano, Debbie A Afguelles, Kathy Arias. Alejandro Arquieta, Efrain Arroyo, Laura Austria, Alfred G ©n f 2f ffl f 70 Juniors Avila, Maria A. Avila. Rod Aviles, Lia V Ayala. Adalberto Ayala, Blanca O Ayala. Juan A Banh. Dung Sung Borajas. Monica Batiste, Kim M Bee, Mario San K, Bernal, Sergio A Berrett. Scott T Berry, Bill G Bhakta, Sanjoy Black, Paul Borbon, Jack A Bracamonte, Manuel D, Brendzol, Tracy N Bruno, Steven P Bujoso, Nadine Caamano, Eric J Cabuto, Robert Colderon, Claudio Calderon, Larry Canales, Gina Cao, Nhon Quy Cao, Tom Thanh T Carawon, Candie Cardenas. Pedro Carrillo, Humberto Castanon, Monica P Castillo, Anson D Castorena. Anthony D, Castro. Eric A Castro. Marc A Catalano. Giuseppe J Cervantes. Celia Cervantes, Pedro J Chacon, Salomon C Chan, Vivienne H Chan, Vuthy Chang, Shiyoung Chao, Meng Chao, Py Chao, Uy Chau, Ku Cong Chau, Long Van Chavez, Elio Chavez, Leticia Chavira, Alfred J Che, Coong Sang Chee. Tina M L 71 Chen, Fay© Chen. Johnny T Chen, Wondy Y Cheng, Eleanor Cheng, Refer Cheong, Stanley Cheshewalla, Barry L Cheung, Teresa Cheung. Wai Mun Chhour, Lieng Bun Chi, Nhit Phu Chih, Paul Chin, Pol C Chiu. Hsiu Pao C Chiu, Sidney S Chiu, Wei M Chong, Kieu Tu S Chong, Ly Chong, Va Sang Chou, Annie T Chou, George Chow, Gail M Chu, Fang Chu, Winsome Chung, Chay Muoi Chung, Hoa Thanh J Chung, Mei Yung Chung. Phan Tieu Chung, Phuoc. Hon Chung, Thanh Mgoc Clausen, Belinda A Collis. Mike A Colmenero. Bernadette M Compos, Edmond Contreras, Cynthia S Corral, Barbara I Correa, Sonia Cortez. Anthony D Cortez, Denise C % ' . Rex Kalomion, caught in the act 72 Juniors Cota, Beatrice N Cota. Jason R Cruz. Richard Cueva, Jeanette M. Dai. Minh Vi Dang. Ttianh Quoc De Jesus. Yvette S, De La O. Ricardo Deigadisso. Rodoifo Diaz, Adrian Q Diaz, Christina M Diep, Ngoc My Diep, Ngoc Nhu Do, Hoa Thieu S Do. Loc Do, Nu Minh Dolbacl , James D. Duarte, Raul N Dubon, Joseph R Duong. Chu M Duong, Ming Due Duong, Von Vi Duong, Vinh Ngvon G Duong, Vo Hing Duron, Danny L Duron. Jenine R Eduordo. Gerardo E Eduardo. Mima R Escandon, Irene Esquivel, Guery F Estrodd. Armondo E Estradd, Mdria-Ele Estrada. Monica Fang. Kendall R Fang, Phyllis F Foroj, Soluo Faust, Michelle R Feliz, Donna M Fernandez, David N Fernandez. Nancy Figueroa. Cynthia Flores, Alicia Flores, Moreno Fuhrmon, Gino B. Fujimoto. Jdnis Garcia. Anthony Garcia. Antonio Garcia. Charles Garcia. Debbie Garcia. Emilio Garcia. Felix Garcia. Jose L. Garcia. Robert Garcia. Sandra B Gerungon. Raymond A Giang. Huy Quoc C Giang. Linh Tu Gillan. Robert J Giron. Jaime Golden. Dove Gomez. Griseldo Gonzales. Shirley D Gonzales, Wayne M. Gonzalez, Angle M. Gonzolez. Bertha Gonzalez. Concepcion Gonzalez. Estebon J. Gonzalez. Leticio Gonzalez. Linda Gonzales. Maria 73 Gonzalez. Maria D Gooafellow, Janet L. Grijalva. Monique S Guenaga, Alma S Guha. Monisha Gutierrez, Kathy J Guzman. Miguel A Guzman. Sandra Ha. Cuong Tuan Ha. Janet Ha. Tai Vi Hamamoto. Sandy K. Han. Hung Dinn Han. Tho H Hang. Hoang D Hang. Kieu A Harm. Tanja 1 Haro, Yolanda M Hernandez. David C Hernandez. Dmitri A Hernandez. Judna Hernandez. Kristen I Hernandez. Sandra P Hernandez. Sylvia Hinton. James D Ho. Donna L Ho. Ha Ho, Hang My Ho. Ptii Xuon Hoang. Gia Ich Hoang. Minti Quy Holguin. Fabian Hom, Elvin K Hong. Chang M Hong. Christina Hosozowo. Rika S Hsieh. Wei-Chieh Hsieh. Wen Hui Hua. Huy Lap Huang, Shao Yuan C Huorta, Ascencion M Huynh, Lan Phuong Huynh, Mang Huynh, Muoi M. Huynh. Thap M ISO, Dean T Ith, Thavorot JImlnez. Salvador Jong, Jenny Juarez, Walton B. Kakita. Laura S Kalamian, Rex A fii n • © t? L. 74 Juniors fi€ f © Kamei. Richard T Kao, Feng Ming Kqo. Linda Karosawa, Allen O Kasty, Ali Kasha, Margret L Keiner, Erica N Kelly, Scott A Keray, Anita P Kha. Hue Tuyet Khuu, Dia Tan Kim. Jennie Y Kim. Rosallyn J Kim, Theodore L Kimura, Matthew P Ko, Alan T Kabata, Ronald Koh, Bryant K Kong, Chi King R Kun, Huot Kurilich, Paula G Kwok, Mei Ling Ky, Kim Gia La. Lee Yu La, Mai Qui Lai, Lok Yee A Lam, Chi Nhac Lam, Hung Minh Lam, Huong My Lam, Ky-Minh Lam, Mui Nhi Lam, Nguyet Nu K, Lam, Thuy Lam, Trang Thuy Lam, Trinh So Lam, Tuong Lam. Van Bich Lam. Van Thi Lam. Vi Minh J LOnderos. Susan Lara, Carmen Lara. Gabriel B Lara. Robert A Lara. Vincent Lara Jr . Petere Laredo. Roger A Lay. Cot Lee. Carl Lee. Chean Chi Lee. Long Chen Lee. Meng Hua Lee. Nancy i Lei. Soi Va S Lemus. Julia E Leon. Fernand Lew. Frank (PI Juniors Llaw. Kyaw Myint Lieu, Hong C Lim, Eugene W Lin. Khiettrinh B Lok, Chi Keung G Long. Van Khoi Lopez. Dee Anno Lopez. Elena V Lopez. Jesse T Lopez. Julian A Lopez. NIkki L Lozano. Lisa Lozono. Patricio T Lozoyo. Mark P Lozoyo. Steven Lu, Tzu Hoo H Luke. Justin S Luo, Grace Lug. Wendy Li Luong. Nhi Hue Luong. Tho Luong Luong. Iran Nhu Luong. Vay Xuan Luu. Ha Ni Luu. Hoa K Luu. Kien Tfiach Luu. Phan Tuyet Ly. Anh Ngoc P Ly. Anh The Ly. Donh Thanh Ma. Hong N Ma. Le Nhi Mac Adam, Jarret M Mocias. Debbie Maehoro. Elizabeth S Magallon. Laura Mah. Kendrick Moi. Hoi Nong Mojano. Xiomaro L Mak. Fung Yuk Mok. Plu Lung Manning. Robert Moo. Dung Ngoc Marks. Marci F Morquez. Frankie J Martin. Anita A Martinez. Agustin Martinez. Eva Martinez. Jaime J. Martinez. Joseph E Martinez. Lisa M Martinez. Monica G Martinez. Rofael Martinez. Regina M Mateos. Carmen E Motsumoto. Kevin M Motsuo. Keith B May. Chea Sok McClure, Lee R 76 Juniors McKinney. Mark P- Medeiros. Vicki A 9Mf A Medina, Demse L Medina, Irene Menard, Richard L Mendez, Eduardo S Mendez, l osalina Merrit, Julian Mestas, Llovd G Milanez. Wayne R Millery, Rachele Minard, Christine A Miramontes, Teresa M. Monroy, lleana Montero, Gary P Montoya, Jose A Moreno, Michelle M Morguita, Velio B Moy, Michael Mueller, Buftey J Muenzel, Gory S Mulligan, Deborah L Munemitsu. Dean T Munoz, Alex Mumeta, John j Mutuc, Benjamin G Nobeta. Nancy K Nagano. Michael M Nakaoka, Mona M Naval. Nancy G Navarro, Marcos Ng, Martha Ngo, Binh Khon Ngo. Chi N Ngo. Connie N. Ngo. Tieng My Nguy. Ton Hoa Nguyen. Hung Quoc Nguyen, Lien P Nguyen, Mai Thi X Nguyen, Phuong T Nguyen, Phuong Tan Nguyen, Quyen Si Nguyen, Thong Due Nguyen, Thien Thi Nguyen, Trang Doon Nieto. Rodolfo M. Niu, Mark S Nomura, Richard H Norzogaray, Monica Nunez, Blanco L Nunez, Margarita Nunez, Rosa I O ' Dell, Christine V Ochoa, Jose Juniors 77 Ohara, Daniel H Orfega, Lillian E Ortiz, Lora L Otsuki. Andrew M Oum, Home Pacheco. Hugo Padilla, Gary Pantoja, Martha Parra. Rutti Parravicini, Andres M Payon. Yolondo Perez. Alejandro Perez, Mario Permejo, Lisso J Pfeiffer, Michelle L Pfrimmer, Dale Phon, Rondythien Phan, Tho Gia Phon, Thuy Tammy Phang, Nghia The Phu, Loan Kim Phun, Ha Benh Phung, Liem Thanh Phung. Ngoo Hung Pina, Timothy P Poblete, Arnee Portilla, Julia Praslin, Jaime Prom, Dora Proulx, Cheryl L. Quach, Anh Tu Quach, Binh Hong Quach, Cuang Van Quach, Hoa Tu Quach, Si Tri Quach, Tham Hoc Quon, Anthony Quinones, Alex Quintana, Juan C Quintana, Luzmaria Quiroz, Bryan Quon, Jennifer L Rago, Piero Don Ramirez, Ana B Ramirez, Ana M Ramos, Doris C Ramos. Jimmy Ramos, Cathy Ramos, Marisela Razo, Monica Reyes, Louis R Rivera, David Rivera, Sonya Rodriguez, Agusto C Alicia finds that, Milk Does A Body Good ©f fflS ' fft 78 Juniors Rodriguez. David Rodriguez, Frances Lee Rodriguez, Gerardo Rodriguez. Roberto Rodriguez, Sandra Romero, Harry R Romero, Miguel S Roybal, Virginia RubalcQva, Irene Ruesga. Fabian Ruiz. Luis Ruiz. Stephanie A Salazar, Debro M Salcido. Carolina Salcido. Nohemi R. Soldana. Vincent Salgado. Peter Solomon. Nasser B Salvador. Albert Sdnchez. Esttier Sdnchez, Gerardo Sdnchez. Oscar Sanchez, Patricio D. Sandoval, Consuelo Sandoval, Martha E- Sonsome, Patrick Sdyur, Neifi R Schnyder, Paul Senoho. Don Seng, Samboth Seng, Sambo Serna. Josephine Serrano. Irma A Serroto. Leonard Sharpe. Richard M. Shen. Chun Nan T Shih. Huie Shin. Chong Won Sierra, Aidd Sierra, Rachel Sim. Huot Siu. Angela Siu. Tak Yd Yon Kv an 7 ' Smedl y. Shane M I jh jT, Soo. vOilliam ' 4 Soriano. Ruben Striano. Martin S jy 4 J- Su. Bin Bin n ' 4f Su. Ya Ping - Aj- Suorez. Gloria i(lJJ Suehiro. Kimiko , 71 Sumimoto. Delan Sun. Van - _ Szolos. Andrew D, w 0 ■ Ta, Nguyen Due . 1 . ' - Brenda flashes her What are you looking at? grin Juniors I J S ' i J Tai. Yun Hui Takemura. John Tamanaho. Joyce Tan. Cuong Ton, MInh Tonaka, Raymond H Tanoko. Scott K Tang. Phung Tapolla. Rosendo Taylor JR. Steven C Terramani, Bettino A Thai. Vien Vi Tiet. Hung Quan Tieu, Khonh T. Titus Ho Tong, Gillian F Toro. Fanny G. Torres. Antonio Torres. Martha Torres. Mike Tovor. Alex P Iran, Due Tran. Men Von Tran. Minh Chan Tron. Nghoe Tran. Nhan H. Tran. Tai Chi Tran. Xuyen Trong. My-Phung Treiu. Tai N. Trejo. Enrique H Trieu. Hung Nam Trieu. Thanh Trinh. Hung Phi Trinh, Lein Buu Trinh. Man Tieu J Trinh, Vi Dai Truong. Loan My Truong. Tri Quoc Truong. Vinh Chi Tsai. Tony C Tsang. Wai Man M. Tsaowimonsiri. Suchon Valdez. Maria E Valdivia. Dorothy R Valencia. Edward Valenzuela. Davaughn M Vallejo. Mark A Van. Hong Cap Van. Lan Trinh Van. Nghio Boo Vargas. Frances Vasquez. Ana R Vosquez. Charlotte w©0 80 Juniors f!f f f Vasquez. Miguel Bega. George A Velarde. Rosanna C Verduzco, Raymond A Villajin. Montano Villarreal. Armando Villarreal, Mirellc Villasenor, Alberto Villearreal, Gustavo Vivanco. Francisco Voll. Sandra L Vong. Ha Giai J Vong. Khan Phot Vong. Quang Than H Voong. Pau A Vuong Binh Thanh Vuong, Tarn Van Vuong. Truong Anh H. Waiienstein. David I Wan. Paul N Wang. Chen-Hai A, Wang. Christina Y Wang, Chun Fang Wang. Chun Mei Wang. Hsi-Ting J Wang. Hui Ming Ward, Scott P. Wardo, Michdel D Wei. Tilly Ting Whalen. Laurence P Williams. Devin Wilkinson, Allen W Wong. April L. Wong, Janet J. Wong. Ming Fai Wong. Samuel K. Woods, Daniel Workman, William C Wu, Chen Yi Xa. Kiet Yam. Yi Yamabayashi, Jeff M Yamamuro. Steve N Yang, David Yang, Shen Ming F Yao. Carl Yasudo. Amy C. Yau. Yee Ho J. Yen, Lin-Ju Yip, Jeffrey A Yokoydma, Fiord K Yoshida, Toshiaki Yoshizumi. Dean A Yu, Chio Lam N, Zamudio, Chnstina M Zumaya. Juana Junio ' s 81 Sophomore Class Council: Bobby Koh — President, Jack Lam — Vice President. Ctieryl Nagoi — Secretary, Roman Ogowa — Treasurer, Brian Yashil i — Committee Chairperson, John Lee — Publicity Chairperson Class of 1987: SOPHOMORES =mM Acosta, Alberto Acosta, Peter Acuna, Enrique O Aaame, Tracy Adams, Teresia K Aguilar, Marie M Aguilera, Albert V Aispuro, Maria I Alfaro, Virginia Almeida, Frank T Alvarado, Joseptime A Alvorez. Luis Alvarez, Nancy F Ang, Lang Lim Angulo, Manuel A Arceo, Marttia J Arenas, Donna Anas, Noe Armenta, Angela Asami, Sanae E Austria, Ctinstine M Avalos, Laurentina Avila Gonzalo Avila, Michael D Avila, Milton W Avila, Nelson R i Si9 ®t l 1 Aa •i X- f fiS ga aff t 82 Sophomores 9 Ban, John U Banales, Michael Banh. Hy Sui Banh, Quan L Borrero. Mario J Barron, Lisa Basurto, Maria E Baydcline, Christina N Bazurto, Maria E Beal, Patty Becerra. Danny S Becerril. Roberto M Beck. Christoph A, Beck, Debro A Bonilla, Carlos Borrayo, Erick F Briones, Anna Brockwoy, Angela Bueno, Joseph Burns, Kristino Buon, Kun Ly Bustamante, Paul Butanda, Monica Byers, Beverly J Caamano, Nicole C Cabrera, Mariano Cabrera, Monique Cabrera, Myriam V Canos, Mima E Cao, Dang Quy Corrasco, Jesse A Carnllo, Jose Casado, Humerto Castaneda, David Castanedd. Magdalena Castro, Vanessa M Cedeno, Amta Centeno. Flora L Cervantes, Margie Cha, Yong Won Chan, Chung Ming Chan, Helen Chan, Hing Ming Chan, Johannes C Chang, Henery H Chang, Shiao-Wei C Chastek, Scott R Chau. Minh Vi Chautran. Wendy Binh a Chovarin, Jose Chavez Paulina Chavez, Victor Chavira, Abel Chen, Do I Chen. Eric Chen, Jamie Chen, Jen Chen, Peter Chen, Susan Cheng, Chieh Ten Cheng, Kim Hung P Rene and Gina just kicking back at lunch Sophomores 83 Cheng. Yu Ping Cheong. Amy Cheung. Mong Nar D Cheung. Wai Fun Chew. Donna Chhor. Many F Chin, Hung Chih Chin. Ruby Chin. Yoke S. Chiu. Judy Y Chiu, Norman Chou. Greg Choy, Raymond Chu. Chia Hwei Chu. Jo Ti J, Chu, Yun Ti W Chung, Phuong Le Chung, Wu Chen P Clark, Robert W Co, Wai Chee Coria, Juan G Correa. Marlene Correll. Candace E Cota. Adriona Cruz. David S Cruz, John D Cruz. Rene D ' Angelo, Mario Dang. Le Hong T Dong. Phuong Dougherty, Todd S Dawson, Christina De Alba, Heriberto De Bellis, Mario De Francis. Shannon De Jesus. Carmen L De Ld Fuente. Marcos De Ld Vara. Francisco De Leon. Carlos Delgodo. Anna Marie Delgado. Fernando Deras. Gilda R. Derr. Jadene M DIep. A Sanh DIep. Cuong The DIep. Dae The DIep. Hung Minh DIep. Kinh Pho Diep. Le Trinh Diep. MIndy Diep. Tai The Dinh. Bang Cong Do, Cue MInh Do, LInh Mai Do. LInh Phuon G Dominguez, Donald P ©ft D. § A $gf O .] 84 Sophomores A ' ' S K%% ®1AM Dominguez. Georgina Don. Kevin J Drake. James H Duarte. Raquel Duong. Cuong Duong. Hung Duong. Kim G Duong. Minh Ngoc Duong, Toi Quoc Duron. Maria Luz Dyson. Kimberly A. Encinas. Gilbert Endo. Troci E Escandon. Joe L Espinoza, Aaron H Esquibel. Catherine J Estrada. Josofina Fang, Jenny W Fang. IVIictiell R Felfx, Luis Feng, Pei Kang A. Fierro, Gabriel Figueroa. Juan Fistier, Jonattian G Floras, Antonio Flores, Jorge Flores. Joseptiine IVI Fok. Ttii L Franco. Ruben Franco. Valerie L. Fu, Diana Fuerstinger, Sandy R Fujii, Gary K, Fukogavi a, Tracy L Furukawa, Nobumocti Gallordo, Denise M Galvez, Sergio R Gamboa, Richard Garcia, Arturo Garcia, Carlos Garcia, Christine M Garcia, Elsa M Garcia. Jose M Garcia. Lisa A Garcia. Mercedes Gdrcia. Richdrd D. Gdrcio. Richard J. Garrido, Fronk R, Gasca. Eleazar Giong. Thoai T Gill. Sean Gin, Raymond Goldstein, Cynthia Gomez, Alfred Gomez. Judith Gomez. Otilid Gonzales. Elaine Gonzalez, David Gordon, Kurt R Griego, Jeanette Guerra. Michael C. Guerra, Tina Guerrero, Cynthia Guerrero, Richardo Guerrero, Silvio Sophomores 85 Guthrie. Marye J Gutierrez, David Gutierrez, Jerry Guzman. Maria Hamaguchi, Janice Y Hamon. Mary E Han. Neil Hang. Ngoc Tuyen A Hayano. Jon M Hayes. Terry L Heitmann. William Hennerty. Eva O Henriquez, Abratiam Hernandez, Angie Hernandez, Manuel L Hernandez. Roctielle Herrera. Eduardo R Hillesland. Erica M Hino. Mikaru Ho. Phuong My Ho. Ttioai Ton Ho. Ydu Bob Hoang. Quyen Toy Hok. Ritti Holquin. Grace Hom. Glenn K Hong. Cuong B Hong. Lieng Q Hong. Min Soo Hong. Steve Hong. Thanti Man Hosozaw a. Eric K. Hsiang. Steve T, Hsiao, Po Jen P Hsu, l-Wen C Hu. Ctieng Han G Hua. Son Nha S Huong. Hou Ming D Huong. Wen Hung Huato. Go nzalo D Hui. Yee Song M Huizar. David Huynh. Dung Tu Huynh. Hanti Ttii Huynti. Hue Gia A Huynti. Hue Ttii Huynti. Hung Q Huynh. Lang T A§ A© © Jerrod Ulloh and triends just hanging out dt lunch as f% t Sondi Munemitsu throws a watchful eye 86 Sophomores d Hy, Leann L Ibarra, Alfredo Inouye, Sylvia C Ivory, Traci Jaramillo, Jose Jen, Hsiao Mei T Jimenez, Guadalupe Jimenez. Yvette Joko, Alexander T. Jones, Heather A. Jou. Bill L Jou, l-Keng T. Jou, Robert Jung, Wai Hon Kamigaki, Cynttiia H Kaneko, Michael D Kowaguchi. Marc Kaw ai, Jannet Y Kawamoto, Rick Khiev, Savonn Kim, Dong (Tom) S Kim, James J Kim, Julie Kim. fltaron Kincanna, Christine M Kirkpatrick, Tony Koh, Robert Kojo, Sandl N Kong, Kathleen N. Ku. Irene S Kuo. Yu Ping T Kuroki. Chiyomi Kwan, Arthur Kwan, Carolyn M, Kwan, Tommy Ky, Mai L La, Le Thu La, Tinh La, Tri Quoc Locayo, Maria D Lachman, Richard E Lai, Serena S Lai, Wing Chun Lam, Billy W Lam, Edward Lam, Ho Minh Lorn, Jack Lam, Lan Bui B Lam, Ngoc Tuyet Ldm, Quyen D Ldm, Tammy Lam, Uoi Thi Lamas, Esther C. Lan, Lih L Lancey, Matthew M Lang, Vi Huong Lor. Teng Ldra, Carolina Larrigan, Michelle Lau, Sang Ly Le Bao Loc T Le Chonthavon W Le, Nha Uyen T yntma tooidstein ready to go Sophomores 87 Le. Quang Chi Le. Wuong Van Leav, Saphoeun Lee. John Lee, John F Lee, Leilan D Lee, Ming Chuan Lee, Sai Yiu Lee, Soy Wei D Lee, Shirley Lee, Wing Sze E Lee, Yung H Len, Edguan Ton Lermo, Richard Leung, Jeannie B Leung, Km M Leyvd, Michael Li. Rosa Licw, Kyaw Sien Liu, Kwok Fan A Lo, Bat Xuon Lo, Mei San J Lo, Yin W Lopez, Lusselva A Lopez, Sorayd Lozono, Daniel Lu, Huong Minh T Lu, Meng Fang M Lu, Meng Fen E Lu, Thuy B Lujan, Alfonso F Lujan, Enrique Luo, Chia Yu H, Luong, Binh N Luong, Thang Q Luu, Cau Ton Luu, Dan The Luu, Dot A Luu, Hien Anh Luu, Hieu Nghi Luu, Hung Q Luu. Loan B Luu. Vi Bieu Luu. Vinh H Ly. Binh Hue Ly. Binh Quoc Ly. Khoa Dung Ly, Long X Ly, Ly M Ly, Ly Bun Ly, Nghiep Lap Ly, Ngu A Ly, Phong D Ly, Quoc T, Ly, Te Q Ly, Thu Ngoc Ly, You Leong 88 Sophomores ©a mg Ma. Minh Phuoc Ma. Van Bich Macias. Amy Maiers. Neil C Majano. Juan Majano. Mano Q. MaldonacJo. Rosaura Malespin. Rene Mandi Domingo Jr D Moo. Hai Ky Marin. Armando Marquez. Sean G Martin. Antriony D. Martin. Sandra M Martinez. Benny Martinez. Carmen E Martinez. Feminiono Martinez. Mario Martinez, Michael Mary. Steven J Motsunaga. Masumi Motsuo. Knsty Moung. Win Ko T McDonniel. Yvette N McKinney. Kelly R. Medina. Gory Medina. Mark Medina. Raymond A Medina. Victor Meiendez. Sylvia Mendez. David P. Mendez. Leticia Mendez. Lucy E Mendoza. Jose A Menegazzo. Astrid J Mestas. Chris Miller. Derrick A. Mimura. Sachiko Mirandd. Ana L Molina. Mono A Molina, Steven A. Molinar. Cynthia L. Monroy. Anthony Montes. Sandra Montoya. Maria S. Mora. Anthony W. Mora. Manuel N Mora. Michael L Morales. Erick Morales. Rachel A. Moron. Gilbert F Moreno. Edgar Munemitsu. Sandi L. Munoz. Christina Murdi. Marc M. Ndgai. Cheryl K Nakahara. Mark A. Naritomi. Eric Navarro. Javier Nejeres. Edwdrd D Nevarez. Ernest G Newquist. Darin D. Sophomores 89 Ng, Cheuk M Ngo. Hoa Ai Ngo. Linh Tu Ngo, Long P. Ngo, Luon Da Ngo, Tuyet Ngoy, Luong L. Nguyen. Duy Due Nguyen, Hoa Tieu Nguyen, Kim Ngo H Nguyen, Phuoc Thi Nguyen, Son Thao Nguyen, Tai Buu Nguyen, Thu T Nguyen, Thuy P Nguyen, Tram Tnu O Gorman, Michelle D Ochoa, Jaime Ogawa, Roman Ojeda, Maria I Okuno, Robert S Olivas, Monica Ong, Liem T Orozco. Diego Ortego, Andrea Ortega, Candida R Ortiz, Sardh Ortiz, Teresa Ouyang, Wdi Padilld, Roberta C Padilla, Tommy Paez. Mono J Paiz, Christine H Palacios. Jose Palma, Sharmain M Pang, Bunno Parra, Robert Pdrrdles, Astrid Portidd, Normd Pdstran, Leroy Povon, Arturo Peng, Wei Dor Perez, Elizabeth Perez, Martha P Pham, Son T Pham, Tran Tran B Pham. Tri Tran T Phan, Binh Bich Phan, Cuong Phan, Le Buu Phan, Thon Gia Phu, Hoang Huy Phung. Hieu Trung Phung. Hung Nghi PIch, Chamy Chan That ' s my answerl 90 Sophomores I ? f fi 1 ft ' ]l Pich. Van Doeun Pietrzak. Anthony Pimentel, Maria S, Pinon. Josie Plata. Oscar Ponce, Helene M. Prieto. Carmen Proulx, Victoria Puente, Martha Quach. Due Tien Quach, Minh Thang Quach, Thanh V. Quach, Tien Tuyet Quan Kim Lien Quang, Hoa Loiyen Quezoda, Luis C Quezada, Philip Ramirez, Alejandro Ramirez, Brendo L Ramirez, Hugh G Ramirez, Javier Ramirez, Jeffrey F. Ramirez, Juan M Ramirez, Martin Ramirez, Tracie M Ramirez, Tricia L Ramos, Ana Ramos, Gloria Ramos. Victor Ramos, Vincent M Razo, Claudia Reade, Stephanie Ream, Andrew M Regnier, Derrick R Reichenberger, Lance P Reyes, Edwin R Reyes, Gabriel B, Reyes, Jamilethe C Reyes, Mario L Reyes, Marlon Reyes, Roy N Rivas, Flor De Ma Rivera, Ruel Robles, Anthony Robles, Darlene Rochin, Polo Rodriguez, Galdino Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez, Maribel Rodriguez, Roberta Rubin, Robert, G Rubio, Daniel R Rubio, Randall Rubio, Susan Ruiz, Martha Ruiz, Thomas Ryder, Charles Saovedro, Kathy M Sadzewicz, Katherine Saenz, Mono G Sophomores 91 Saito, Robbin Sako, Karin Salazar, Juanita Salcedo. Emigdio Saley, Arthur Salinas. Sylvia Sam. Bott Sam, Thao Phu Sanchez. Carlos Sanchez. Karen Sanchez, Liza Sanchez, Rudy Sandoval, Keith Sarantos, George Saucedo, Ben Sayur, Salem Serrato, Tommy Sharps, Francis Shen. Chun Heng Shen, Pel Yeh Shigekawa, Wendy Shin. Chong Min Shin, Janet Shorts, Dolores Siero, Roberto Silos, Thenssa Singh, Sandra Siu, Luis Slemp, Jane Slemp. Ralph Smith. Vince Solte. Margarita Song, Hyon Joo Song. Ki Bum Sorbeilo, Gloria Soria. Sylvia Soukaphay, Pao Lok Souza, Elizabeth Su. Shih Lung Su, Yi Hun Suarez, Gerardo Suarez, Pablo Jr Sue. Kenneth Sun, Choeung Suzukawa, Steve To, Cam Quang Tabuchi. Lance Toi. Tzu Liang Taing, Kok Chong Takatani, Rick Tamanaha, Eric Tan, Wei-Hua Tan, Wendy Aye Tang, Chi Lien Tang. Chinh Thuy Tang. Cuong Hien ( Steve Mary and Eric Hosozawa get into a serious discussion t P f BM 92 Sophomores Q©fi A i AJ i- t 9-M Tommy Serrato munches down during a typicd! lunch hour .©.t ' irr -- f i S f il Tang, Due Quang Tang, Hung Lai Tang, Nhac Hien Tarin, Renee Tovarez, Richard Te, David Telles. Gerald Telles. Robert Teraishi, Marilyn Thai. Anh Minh Thai, Cuong Thai, Hung Chi Thai, Hy Thai, Lan Uyen Thai, Le Minh Thai, Thong Thai, Trung Thong. Khan Tieu, Thien To, Binh Ton That, Phuoc Hoa Ton-Nu, Hong-Lien Toro, Angelica Torres, Jose Iran, Anh Ngoc Tran. Dung Anh Tran, Ha Le Tran. Hia Tran, Hien Van Tran, Huan Hon Tran, Huong Nhat Tran, Lan Nhat Iran. Nghia Hong Tran. Phu Tran, Tai Quoc Tran, Thanh Ngoc Tran. Van Phot Tran. Xuong Trang, Gin To Trang, Lap-Nhan Trieu. Cuong Trieu, Thanh Trinh, Hoong Trinh, Nga Truong, Buu Nhu Truong, Kiet Truong, Linh Kiem Truong, Luong Kim Truong, Ngoc Bich Truong, Tran Kiem Tseng. Joseph Ullah. Jerrod Ung. Heng Ung, Keang Huy Urbina, Gustavo Uribe, Brendd Uribe. Esther Uribe. Frances Vaca, Juan Valdez, Bertha Sophomores 93 Valdez, Norma Van. Thuv Hue Vargas, Eric M Vargas, Veronica M Vasguez, Alejandro Vasguez. Howard E Vasguez, Patricia A Vasguez, Sandra Vazguez, Benny Vermillion, Kendra L Vides, Angel C Vilches, Mary Villagrana. Oralia Villorreal, Carlos Villegas, Francisco P Villegas, Jorge Voll, Sharon A Vong, Dou Vong, Mui T Voogia, Jeffene M Vuong, Chau T Vuong, Chin Vinh V Vuong, Hong T Voung, Phung N Vuu. Binh An Vuu, Nghia Quoc Want, Hsi-Chuan J Wang, Kuang Lin Wang, Patty L Wei, Wen-Ching Wilkerson, James A Wilkinson, Lisd A Wong, Charles H Wong. Karen B Wong. Lipmin L Wong, Mary M, Wu, Chin-Huei Wu, David Wu, Meei Jew M Van, Lillian S Yang, Ah Fong A Yang, Alice Ya Yashiki, Brian O Ydyla, Edison Yee. Yen Hoeung Yen, Huey Sheam H Yen, Yee Chuon Yen, Yee Ming Yeung, Man Yee M Yokoi, Teruyasu Young, Isaac Yu. Shine C Yu, Sung Bae Yung, Karen G Zamarripa. Esiauio Zopota, Brenda S Sarate, Ernesto C Zuniga, Edubiges d,5AS 94 Sophomores flt Nicole Morihiro President Leslie Ogawa Vice President Ruth Maehara Secretary Stephanie Ortega Treasurer Jane Hong Christine Inafuku Committee Chairperson Publicity Chairperson Class of 1988 k. ;-i... ,., .ijT Abundis, Danny Adame. Gabriel M. Akahoshi, Jason J Akahoshi. Paul E Alorcon. Alejandro A Allen. Michael E Altamirano. Margo Alvarado, Cheryl A Alvarado. Reynerio Alvarez. Gma Alvarez. Nancy F Alvelais. Peter Anderson, Nanette S Ang, Koun B Aporicio, Stella M. Aranda, Stephen G Araujo. Gabriello S Anas. Richardo J Arroyo. Claudia Austin. Cal Austria. Bernedette S Avila. Elizabeth C Avila. Gma Avila. Jaime T Freshmen 95 Avila, Uriel R Ayala. Rachel R Ayala. Ygnacio F. Baca, John R Bae. Hea-Kyung Bonh, Koichi Bancs, Milton B Borajas, Melissa Barcelo, Tommy L Barron, Angelina Batiste, Penny M Baumann, Walter H Beat Armona Beos, Maria L Benavente, Curtis E Bender, Joseph S, Bernal, Rosemary Berry, Kimber Le Berumen, Caroline M Blancarte, Diane Brizuela, Guillermo E Bun, Narith Cabrera, Lena Cabrera, Melissa Calderon, Leticia Campos, Arthur Cantu, Mario E Cao, David C Cardenas, Eduardo Cardozo, Othmaro Casing, Jeonnette M Castanado, David A Castanoda, Rudy E Costellanos, Justo Castellonos, Maria C Castillo, Darlene E Castro, Erin Catalono, Frank Cevallos, Jr , Pat F Chacon, Dome! Chan, Chi Man E Chan, Jimmy S Chan, Lopsie L Chan, Raymond S Chang, Chin Jen Cheng, Chung Chi Chang, Jo-Lan Chang, Junyoung Chang, Rayman Chang, Wei-Chun P Chau, Due Le Chou, Hung Vi Chavez, Dolilo Chavez, Manuel 96 Freshman n (ft f. C A © © P A e f a f • f5 i A Bobby, Humbie and David show their spirit. Chavez, Phillip E, Chavira, Darren C, Chen, Brenda Y Chen, Jenny C Chen, Shoo Pai J, Cheng, Elissa F Cheng, Ju Jang Cheng, Su-Lin Cheng, Yung Pei Chengswasdisthaporn, Duangsirin Cheshewalla, Tina L Cheung, Terrance Cheung, Tin Siu A Chhay, Siong, C. Chi, Tong. Nhit Chi. Yu Wai W Chiang, Ye Sin Childers, Marvin C. Chin, Benson Chin, Hung Vi Chiu, Hsiao Yu C Choi, Yoon B Chow, Michael S. Cid, Gabnela Cisneros, Mary H Cordero, Gloria A, Cordova, Cory C Cordova, Loureen L Cornejo, Michelle C. Costeilo, Toniette V Cota. Frank J, Crunk, LiSd Cruz, Ruben Cuestd, Jonathan Dang, Lethu T Dang, Tien Van Daniels, Victor M, Dovis, Andrea S De Anda, Tommy L, De Leon, Richard J, Deal, Stacey A Dean, Jeffrey S Del Toro, Odalys Derr, Meridith S Diaz, Dionne M Diep, Bao A Diep, Tai Bao Diep. Xuan Le Freshman 97 Diep, Xuyen Nhu Dominguez, Mary Lou Dominguez, Napoleon F Du. Lac G Du, Ngoc H Du, Tuong Banh Duarte, Flavio Dubon, Arlene J Duong. An Charles C Duong, Oanh Do Duron. John R Duron, Tami C Durazo, John P Elliott, Deanna M En. Konitho J Eng. Joseph K Epps. Jeffrey S Escartin. Maurice A Esparza. David R Espinflola. Lori A Esquibel. Estello R Estrada. Teresa Fang. Eric G Foraj. Ziad Felix. Claudia Felix, Luis Felix. Wendy D Fernandez. Cesar, Jr Fernandez, Luz Fierro, Angel Figueroo, Kia K Fisher, Lorena Flanagan, Cindy L Flores, Eberordo L Flores, Lisa M Flores. Mdria L Flores. Robert D Flores, Shannon M Fok, Vy Guy Tu Foley, tylichelle L Franco. Alex Franco. Frances Frias. Julius A Furukawa. Manabu Jr Gaeta. Claudia Golan. Joann Galvez. Jaime Garcia. Daniel V Gdrcid, Ddwn L Garcia, Gina Garcia, Jesus P a fi a a a K 98 Freshmen Garcia, Joe E !i. ' Garcia. Mark Hmmi popcorn is salty! 1 ' Garcia. Michelle N Garcia. Miguel A Garcia. Porfirio J Garcia. Roberto C Gatica. Edie Griandetiari. Banram Giang. Nguyen Q Golly. Jennifer Gomez. Wilfredo Gonzalez. Gonzalez. Gonzalez. Gonzalez. Gonzales. Gonzalez. Gonzalez. Gotanda. BIdnca I Teresa L Arthur Dolores Lilia T Martin Victoria Don M Griego. Cassandra M Grusman. Andrew D Guerro. Anthony C Guerrero. Steve S Gutierrez, Erica G Gutierrez, Leticia R Gutierrez, Rigoberto Guznnan, George Guzman, Gilbert Ha, Vinh Quoc Hamamoto, Wend H Hang. Minh Tan Hang. Nhan Dinh Hartvi ick. Edie G. Hashi moto. Lmh Hashimoto. Nikko Hau. Bau Cun Heng. Ginny H Hennquez. Carlos Heridia. Porfino Hernandez. Francis Y Hernandez. Miguel A Hernandez. Sarah Herrera. Lorraine L Herrera. Michelle R Hien. My Linh D Hien. Trung Dot Hirami. Glen N Ho. Boon Thiam J Ho. Jen-Ban Ho. Nga M Ho. Xuan H Freshman 99 Hoang, Chau Bao Hofer, Gina Holguin. Olivia M Holstein, Vance Hong. Cyndi Hong. Jane Hong. Sung Week Hor. Agnes S Hsu. Mary R Hsu. Ning Hsu. Suann S Hsueh. Peter C Hua. Phan R Huang, Chi Clicng Huang, Mei Shin Huerta. Jose M Huerta. Miguel Huizar. Christie L Hunden. David H Huynh. Boo Huynh. Doan T Huynh. Hue Y Huynh. Lac T Huynh. Nhi T Huynh, Iran Le Ibarra, Raul Inafuku, Christine A Inouye. Leane Y Ishigame, Henry T Iwata. Jason D Jara, Liza Jaramillo, Maria G Jimenez, Loida Jimenez, Robert A Johnson, Naomi V, Jones. Christopher J, Jong, Winnie Jou, Mike Jou. Tom T Joya. Elsie Y Juarez. Julio Juliano. Linda Jumaan. Ahmed M Jumaan. Amin M Jun. Sophia J Jung. Anna M Jung. Daryl W Justice, Jerry D Koing. Im Ka Kakita, Bryan M Kanashiro, Todd K « Don ' t turn around, but that guy is admiring you. f ■ Come take 100 Freshmen THINK, THINK! W Sl ( 1 I a ride with us. Kaneshige, Stanley K Kao, Joe Kao. Kuo-Pin Kawaguctii. Yuka Keung. Josephine Y Khuu, Hiep M Khuu, To S Kim. Hyun Jung S. Kim. Sally J Kim. Soy B Kirkpatrick. Curlee Klingsoehf. Monika H Kong, Philip H Kouch, Kofhy E Koui, Hong K Kunishimo, Allison L Kurosaki. Knsten A Kwan, Alan Kwan. Grace W, Ky. Duyen Ngoc Ky. Hue L Kyle. Joseph R La. Nhcn Lai. Wing Km Lam. Betty Lam. Dung T Lam. Ha Bich Lam. Hien G Lam. Khuong Ma Lam, Ky S Lam. Mai T Lam. Stanley G Lam. Thai Thoa Lam. Thong K Lam, Trung Minh Lan. Shwu L Lanza. Joseph J, Loo. Kheong C Lara. GoPriel J Lara. Richard Lau. Dung Cam Ldu, Frank Y Lau. Gustavo Lau. Johnnie Le. Bao D Le. Nhung Kim Le Caine. Madonna M Leaton. Daved A Lee, Arthur M Lee. Cindy Lee, Hae-Won Freshmen 101 Lee, Hyo J Lee. Janet Lee, Kathy H Lee, Michael D Lee, Ellen Lee, Susanna M Leh, Edling la Leong, Julie H Lermo, Kim A Leung, Chee K Leung, Chi Leung, Siu Wan Lieu, Karen Limon, Gloria J Lin, Chi Vinh B Lin, John C Lin, Yen Bel Lin, Zwei Ying A. Liu, Ellen Liu, Grace Y, Liu, Kevin Lo, Maly S, Loh, Chung H Lopez, Cesar Lopez, Ernie Lopez, Julio C Lopez, Miriam E. Louie, Garrett S Lozano, Juan A Lu, Jeff Lu, Phuong Thi T Luong, Denh Luong, Vinh Xuan Luu, Denh Ni Luu, Lien Hoa Ly, Bach Von T Ly, Bot T Ly, Dien T Ly, Kieu M Ly, Ha D Ly, Hong Quong Ly. Luc A Whatever it was, I didn ' t do it. 102 Freshmen •Sfl S m i vt f s © f Ly. Mao Lv. Mu Sat Ly, Phot Lop Ly, San X Ly, Satyo Ly, Sreng L. Ly, Tri Khoa Ma, Hoa Bich Mochido, Yuri Mocios, Amy Mocias, Robert A, Maehora, Ruth T Manning, Cynthia M Moo, Linh Ngoc Moo, Minh K Mar, Michael D Marine, Luis Marquez, Sergio Martin. Nicholas E Martinez, Anita E. Martinez, Daniel R Martinez, Edith B Martinez, Edward C Martinez, Jose H Martinez, Linda Martinez, Norma Martinez, Ruben D Martinez, Trisha M Mata, Yoionda L, Matas, Kelly S, Matsui, Lance T, May, Vuthy Moyorga, Luis McCarthy, Sean S McCrudden, Dennis G, McKinney. Sunday S, Medina, Fred G Medrano, Christine D Melyan, Michelle W Menard, Theresa M. Mendenholl, Thomas W Mendez, Nichael A Mendoza, Alfonso E Menegazzo, Karen Y Miyagawa, Jennifer A Millot, Alfred Minord, Kathleen Minh, Tran Miramontes, Laura E Miranda, Arthur M Miranda, Luis Montano, Ronald J Montes, Veronica Montoya, Deborah S Mora, Phillip Morales, Gina M Morales, Joe Morales, Tina M Moreno, Jessica E Morihiro, Nicole J Freshmen 103 Motonaga, Gail Y Mungia, Phillip E Munoz. Cecilia N lunoz. Pedro Murray. Brian G Murrieta, Cesar Nagariara. Ral eru R Naranjo, Milagro Naritomi, Brent K Naval. Nariza G Neal. Ramona Neri, Pablo P Nevarez. Madeline Ng, Linda L Ngo. Crian Ngo. Kieu Julie N Ngo. Kv My Ngo. Mong Y Ngu. Thu Van Ngu, Van Thu Nguyen. Dung T Nguyen. Le Huu Nguyen. Thoai Si Nguyen. Trinh Tuyet Nong. Hai D Nunez. Julie A Oga ua. Leslie M Ok. Rachana Okuhora. Brian Y Olague. Jennifer L Oliva. Niurka Ondatje. Aundre C, Ong. Thuan Van Ofos, Maria Orozco, Rene Ortega, Stephanie M. Ortiz, David J Ortiz. Edward Otanez, Lilian Otsuki. Michael K Pablo. Arlu S Pablo. Wilhilmo S Padilla, Patricia A Pen, Vanthy Perez, Diana L Perez, Dorian Y Perez, Edmundo ao .k sL. y a ffh a, i . „. . ! ..I ASt ri ©f m 104 Freshmen fat ' -s. f t,; M f «o aflff a es Perez, Rosana Peters. Linda M Phan, Minh H Phan, Nghi Tu Phan, T Peter G Phan, Thuan C Phan, Tina T Phan, Tung Chanh Phan. Xieng A Phatiphong, Pramin Phung, Lan S Phuong, Lien Ngoc Pina, Pilar Pittman, Dove O Portiilo, Manuel I. Prado. Carlos M Prudhomme. Virginia P Quach, Dung Van Quach, Hien T Quach, Hoa Quach, Tuong D Quan. Cam Dam Quan. Hung J Quan, Jordon G Quan, William B Quezoda, Francisco Quezada, Mario Quintero, Albert Quiroz, David Quon, Tiffany A Rago, Angelo Ramirez, Carlos i. Ramirez, David Ramirez, Irene Ramirez, Maria Ramirez, Mario V, Ramos, Irma Recinos, Rosemary M. Rede, Heidi L Rener, Pablo Renterio, Richard Reyes, Cynthia Reyes, Marques Reynoso, Richard Rivas, Carlos E, Rivas, Jaime B Rivera, Dione Robinson, Gina Robles, Alice Robles, Marlena Rochin, Lisa Rodriguez, Anabelle Rodriguez, Claudio Rodriguez. Jetsun Freshmen 105 Rodriguez, Ricardo Rodriguez. Sylvia Romero, Armando Romero, David A Rongavilla, Joseph C Rosenberg. Phillip S. Rubalcava, Margarita Rubio, Eva Ruiz. Ruben Sainz. Teresa V. Salgado, Claudia N, Salomon. Khalil Salvador, Alex T Samaniego. Anthony Samaniego. Somantha Sanchez. Adriano A Sanchez. Greich Sanchez. Julieta Sanchez. Raquel T Sanchez. Rosa I Sano. Blaine S Saucedo. Irene Schempp. Timonthy R Schott. Aaron M Schultz. Vera K Segarra. Gilbert Senaha, Bobby Shelton, Mike J Shen, Ming Hsien Shen. Shirley Shieh. Shu-Lin Shimada. Willie K Shorts. Victoria Shubin, Michael E Sierra. Cristina Sieu. Amee L Simental, Christina Siu. Ping Kwok J Somandana. Kongkori Soo-Hoo. Lisa W Soriano. Angel Soto. Robert G Spayne. Dana Stirdavant. Christine A Su. Denny Su. Judith Suarez, Maria L Sheyoshi. Brian Sun. Alice Sun. Hsia Linh Sun. Alice Sung, David a . B m (? Dana, turn around and get to v ork © ® C ft ©© 0 ' ?P ?A Robert and Dana working hard in class 106 Freshmen PL 1 y- Freshman Robert Flores smiles tor the camera ,-W. , , _ (m % 1 ifti . tfno f Of Sitting around, taking it easy during class. Ta, Yinyin D Tafoya, Savrina M Taing. Lauri Chi Takamitsu. Koji Talamantes, Mana C Tarn. Kwong H Tamayori. Todd S. Tamiya, Jay A Tamura. Betty K. Tang. Chien Anh Tang. Long Too, Raymond T Taoda. Grant S Tapis. Tina M Taverez. Bobby P Terramoni. Dante E Terrenes. Angel R Terrenes. Paul Thach, Kim M Thai. Lan Uyen Thai. Loi Van Thin, Allan Throckmorton, Judith E. Tieu. Hoa Le To. Cuong Chi Ton. Phat H Ton That. Bao Phuoc Tong, Kelly Torres, Mark A Torres. Michael A Torres. Michelle D. Torres. Yolonda L. Towery. Bobby N, Townsend, Elizabeth Tracey, Melissa J Tran, Buu Thien Tran, Coy Tran, Dao Minh Tran, Du Thien Tran, Hai Van Tran. Hang V Tran. Hang Y Tran. Hanh T Tran. Kien Tran. Loan Kim Tran, Lien My Tran, My Tran, My Dung Tran, Nu Thuc Freshmen 107 Iran. Phuong Iran. Sinh T Tran. Tuyen L Iran. Uy Dot Tran, Yen Kim Trang. Va L Trieu. Hoan M Trieu, Vi Kien Tfinh, Nghi Da Tfinh, Phan T Tinh. Quy L, Truong, Bo Kien Truong, Bao Tan Truong, Due N Truong, Harvey L Truong. Hue Nguyen Truong, Kim Lieng Truong. Lul e H Truong, Ngan Ho Truong. Pliuong My Truong, Quang Truong, Tai Si Truong, Tin Quoc Truong, Tuong Kim Tsai. Charles C, Tsai, Laura L Tsang, Johnny Tse, Kathy Tseng, Shu G Ulloa. Francisco J Ung, Navy Uribe, Maricella M Valdez, Anel R Valdez, Christine R Varelo, Julissa Vasquez. Charlie M Vasquez, Frank Vasquez, Jimmy A Velasquez. Miguel A Velazco, Jose R. Ventura. Marcos E Villalpando, Andres Villasenor, Betsy A Villearreal, Richard J Villegos, Ana L. Villegos. Luis M Villegas, Yvette J Vinh, Quoc Duong §|i I y Freshmen having a good time at pep rally. 108 Freshmen fiffl f p f Vizcaino. Laurie Vong. Yen T Voong. Dong N Vu. Thanh Lan T Vuong. Anh T Vuong, Binh Ngoc Vuong. Cam Le Vuong. Phong D. Vuong. Quang N, Vuong. Son B Vuong. Vinh Ngoc Vuu. Chau Ai Wall er. June Wang. Amy Wang. Angie P Wang. Dorothy M Wang. Elizabeth Weber. Angela Weng. Liong Hua Wennbo. Andrea Weston. Nana V Won. Jee Uk J, Wong, Aimee Y Wong. David I Wong. Irene Wong. Kenneth Y Wong. Rudy Wong. S Susie J. Wong. Sherman K Woo . Jon Y Wu, Chun No Wu. Pel Fang A Wu. Wan Li Xu. Xiu Ling Vabiku, Judy M. Yam, Pun L Yonagisako. Anne H Vang. Su Fang K Yee. Derrick Yee. Nha Pho Yeung, Deborah L Yokoyamo. David G Yoo. Hee Jae A Young. Condace M Young, Peter Yu, Allen H Zabalo, Fernando T Zabala. Gerald M. Zabalo, Yolanda L. Zapata. Karina I. Zapien. Teresa Y Freshmen 109 ' OA ABOVE RIGHT Growing life — Students experimenting in Science class, MIDDLE RIGHT Everyone smile — Members of the stage bond pose tor picture RIGHT. Listen to me: Mil e Ramirez listens to tape in Music Room. caaem Af ... tS— ' i i- LEFT A-S-D-F J-K-L-; — Teddy Kim prac- tices his home row keys in typing class ABOVE 2 + 2 = 5 — Mrs Kimura trying to be sexy in Trig Class People -| -1 1 Divisions J. X X Counselors and Instructional Aides Carlos Baldenegro Counselor Paul Burton Counselor Jose Campos Counselor Barbara Cinke Counselor Kenneth Fairlie Counselof Rosalie Gurrola Counselor Man of Many Interests Mr. Kenneth Fairlie has been here many years and said he hopes to stay on for many more. Born in Montreal, he attended high school and college there, graduating in 1963 with a degree in philos- ophy. His first teaching assignment was at San Gabri- el High but in 197 1 he came here as on attendance counselor. Four years ago he became a grade counselor because as he noted, This afforded me the opportunity to work with all kinds of students, including those college-bound which I hove found to be most interesting and very challenging, Outside of school his interests lie primarily in music, as a guitar- ist. He mainly listens to Folk, Country, and Jazz, He reads quite a bit as well, claiming Plato, Aristotle, and Hemmingway as his favorites. He also men- tioned, I am also interested in the breeding and raising of thoroughbred horses as well as the races that these horses participate in. A man of many in- terests, we hope he stays around a little while long- er. ID ' V | MM| 112 Counselors Administration Idalla Apablasa Cynthia Bujosa Esther Ceniseroz Donna Classon Lydia Cortez Loralie Flares Freida Foran Mary Helen George 9©r)© IJ PboU BM .JM. Martha Haniotis Sophia Juarez Nedra Maio Marlene Miller ,5 f ND WOTO Paula Orlando Ellen Pacino Dorothy Parker Aurora Rangel Angle Robledo Carlos Ruesga Juanita Sales Esther Tai Nhat Huy Iran Kathy iurunen Helen Twomey Sandy Uhrmann r._ I f) Marie Vlllalobos Lillian Zaidan Shi Wan Zhao IjPPEF? left Keeping Informed — Mr Carlos Baldenegro ' 3oes some research before making an important decision 3n a student ' s program LOWER LEFT Staying on Top of ' hings — Ms. Rosalie Gurrola gets some up-to-the-minute Information over the pfione before attending to another „.fudent. Giving the Students a Bit of Assistance Being a teacher with thirty students per class, up to SIX times a day, can be trying. It must take an awful lot of stamina to keep from collapsing from exhaustion, so the jobs that their aides perform are virtually invalu- able. This group of people is there to help out the students when the teacher is un- able to attend to everyone ' s needs They point out things to the students which might otherwise take up the precious amount of time that teachers have with the entire class. They help out problem stu- dents who obviously need more personal attention than others Overall they are a right-hand man to the teachers and a great help to the students. Our counselors are another fine group of individuals They hove the awesome re- sponsibility of straightening out student ' s programs. With nearly 3000 students en- rolled, you can see the possibility of being totally swamped with work. Yet, these people still manage to get through it all and come out with a smile. They ' re always there to help out if you ' re having a prob- lem with your college application or finan- cial aid forms. On top of ail this, they find the time to attend Keppel functions and support our athletic teams What more can be said about all of these fine individuals other than that we are very fortunate that they are here to offer a bit of assistance Intr Aides Faculty 113 English and ESL BELOW Studying for Success hard A classroom of students working Daniel Acosta, growing up in San Gabriel, never in- tended his career to be a teacher. He attended Do- minquez Seminary in Compton and studied to be a priest He changed his mind after 5 years and received a good classical education in return. He then enrolled in Cal State LA and worked toward a BA in his major, English Mr Acosta was able to earn extra money by teaching at Don Bosco, Then he was drafted. He mar- ried his college sweetheart and spent W years in Ger- many, When they came back to the states, he went Writing Success back to school for 1 year to obtain his teaching credentials and then received a job. He has been teaching here for thirteen years. Daniel Acosta now lives in Rosemead with his wife and 3 children. Aside from teaching, he works on furthering his writing career So far, he is in the process of writing a book and has had two of his stories, Homeboy and The Tregua, published in magazines. He is hoping one day his writing career will be an outstanding success, but until then he ' ll enjoy working with his students Sue Bohnert Eng Skill Dev Jessie Cleveland Eng , Am Lit Kerry Higgins Eng Hnrs, Am Lit Ken Hoff Eng , Ami Lit Cynthia Kubal Eng , Comp Gabriela Manchester Eng Hnrs , Wid Am Lit Scott Mangrum WId Am Lit Journ Linda Moyo Am Lit Hnrs , Eng Dennis Miell e Eng . Lang Arts Dennis Nasitlta Crt Wrt Sr Comp Leadership. Drama K : Just - V k 114 ' ' ' Faculty Hector Chavez ESL Beginning Read Math General Jewell Gauthier Eng Skill Dev ESL Aavanced Jane Johnstone Read Dev ESL Beginnma John McElligott ESL Advanced ESL Read , ESL Int Edward Proud ESL Read ESL Advanced Maria Ramirez ELD Beginning ELD Int JoAnne Rosso ESL Int ESL Reaamg Reading Mark Keppel ' s English and ESL deportments are a pride to the schooL They ore both headed by o well- •rained staff Courses in beginning reoding sl ills to classical literature ond advanced composition writing ore taught. The honors program in the English depart- ment allows those students who perform exceptional- ly well in English to challenge themselves with harder work TOP LEFT Classroom Aniics — A group of students making the most of their free time MIDDLE LEFT Working Out Problems — Polo Cruz helps a student with his assignment FAR LE ' Camera Shy — Wayne Milanez covers up a grin LE- Busy At Work — Student studies to exceed ABOVE You Want A Picture Of fvie? — Hum- oerto Carrillo laughs at being caught doing his school work ESL Faculty 115 Math and Science Making the Grades As our world of microchips and medical technology becomes more advanced, our need for a basic understanding of the moths and sciences will increase termendously. Fortunately, the Moth and Science Depart- ment offers a variety of courses to meet these higher standards. The Math Department offers courses that meet an individual ' s needs and abilities Math Individual covers addition, subtraction, multiplication, division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals Math Individual BL is taught in English and Spanish and enables the student to increase his vocabulary in these languages while learning basic math concepts. Moth Individual ESL is designed for the limited English speaker. In these classes. Janet Aslanlan Algebra, Tng College Math Martin Berman Algebra, Math Inaependent Darren George Algebra, Math General Harold George Math Ind , Math Ind ESL Mike Green Moth Ind , Math Ind ESL, Comp Lab Calhy Jeng Comp Appi Math, Trig Col Moth, Geo Lillian KImura Geo , Alg , Tng Col Math, Col AP Sylvia Leon Geometry, Alg Patrick Luk Alq , Math Ind , Moth meet individual ' s work is assigned needs For students who ore motivated, self-disci- plined, and capable of individual study, the Math Department offers a Math Honors pro- gram. This program enables the student to progress quickly than in a structured class- room. As the student advances to higher math levels, he may wish to apply his knowledge toward the science areas. The Science De- partment offers such courses as Physics, Chemistry, and Chem Study where math skills are required for problem solving With courses that cater to an individual ' s needs and abilities, making the grades is a lot easi- er. Ind ESL . ' -T, A«hL« Julio Cesar Marin 8th grade Algebra. Math Hnrs , GATE Ruth Moser Dept Head, Geo , Math Ind ESL Stephanie Peterson Math Gen . Math Ind , Math Prof . Geo Jenny Rapp John Sannders June Wallenstein Nancy Wawer Alg Math Moth Ind . Life Algebra 7th grade Math, Comp, Lit. Prog. Science, H S, Math Ind Esl, Alg., Comp Softball Geometry 116 Math Faculty Romund Dong George Fan Dick Knowles Health Safety, H S. Physics. Phys Dept Head, Bio , Phys Science ESL Science Math Ind Veragene Millican Lite Science, Bio Stuart Schnell Bio . Lite Science, Microbiology Marshall Thompson recith ' Safety L ' on p Wrestling, Comp Swimming Maw-Song Wang Physical Science, Che mistry, Chem Study Richard Westphain Life Science Comp Tennis Radiating his charm and vitality, Mr Wang gives a new meaning to what good Chemis- try IS all about Now That ' s Good Chemistry In his first year at Marl Keppet, Mr. Maw-Song Wang has certain- ly become a big hit with his stu- dents. He is the new Chemistry and Chem, Study teacher He was born in Taiwan and at- tended the University of Kansas In his spare time, Mr, Wang enjoys listening to classical music and mountain climbing His inviting smile and blend of a charming character and worm sense of humor makes going to class something to look forward to. And that ' s what good Chemis- try IS all about! UPPER LEFT Woke up sleepy head — Student tries to steal some sleep during the last few minutes of Trigonometry LOWER LEFT Teacher knows best — Mrs Kimura explains the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus CENTER Future chemists in the making — Students test for Ph-bolonce during a Chemistry lob UPPER RIGHT Committing it to memory — Eddie Gillan memorizes his formulas m Physics LEFT Ready and willing — Reuben comes to class prepared with lots of paper Science -• - Faculty J. X Business Communication and Law C areers Dept. Heads Reveal Truth The Business, Communications, and Foreign Language Departments possess somettiing vital whicti makes our schiool special privileges whiich we hiave taken for granted! Thie Business Depart- ment vi as ctiosen as a a Computer Base Educa- tional Model for thie entire Souttiern California. Students who took business courses and passed were eligible to tdke d state exam which could ledd into direct job placement. In Communica- tions, a new professional studio was i nstolled with all the up-to-date equipment. After installation, TV Productions class filmed d series of shows for Falcon TV which they broadcast. Finally, foreign language hod the first Chinese class which of- fered native speakers to improve their skills, RIGHT Mistakes — Mrs Sanchez points out Rudy ' s errors BE- LOW Once again — Mr Wolman tries to teach a student basics FAR RIGHT Carefulness — Mrs Merritt lool s over Vera ' s work FAR BELOW Grading — Mrs MacCartney won- ders what grade to give. Tom Coburn Typ , Bus Math Irene Cox Dept Head, Bus, Comp , Lit,, Accounting Susan Merrill Wrd Procsg , Shorthand, Typ Joyce Moyer Typ , Bus Comp Lit , Office Skills Susan Sanchez Bus Skills, Typ Lois Thompson Wrk Expnce Xlomara Velasquez Compt Lab 11 Q Bus and Comm, 1 O Faculty Utility Infieider Sudden Changes Around her colleagues, Ms. Gail Mac- Cartney is known as the Utility Infieider since she knows about many subjects. One sudden change in her life is on inter- est in psychological research, One day I woke up and wonted o change in my life, she said. Ever since Christmas ' 83, she worked on a research project which may be published in a magazine. She hopes to attend University of Santa Cruz in the future to pursue a new career. At the university, she would teach and perform experiments in creativity — determining how to mea- sure creativity, identifying creativity, and how to stimulate creativity. Her change in fields depends on whether she is accepted since only four out of hundreds ore chosen. ,::: .jt: yi.J.tl. Iris Breen Dept Head, Spanish Agnes Chin Guid Off , Criinese. ESL Oral Sl ill Louis CInelll Speech Calit Hist , Speech Careers, Speech Hlth Saf,, Amer Govt, Marsha Dean ESL Oral Skill, ESL Gall MacCarlney Rod TV, TV Prod Sahara Knott Speech Careers, Speech Hlth Saf, Socorro Martinez ESL ELD Beg . ESL Oral Skill D.J. McElhaney Spanish Jean Mclnlyre Spanish Chuck Monloya Law Career Patrick Dels Dept Head, Speech Hlth, Saf Ent Med , Debate Arluro Sandoval Coreers Speech Charon Stone Spanish Francois Wolman French, Math Ind Law and Cdreers -j -• fA Faculty 1 i V Social Science and Fine Arts camera. ■■■ f? The Importance of Social Science and Fine Arts The importance of Social Science has been stressed over and over again for the reason that if a Senior doesn ' t pass Government he she wiii not graduate, A lot of people think. Why should I take history and the other social sci- ences ' ' These classes ARE IMPORTANT! Studyi- ing history helps us learn from our mistakes in the past so we don ' t make the same ones in the fu- ture. Our Fine Arts department adds color and delight v ith such arts as dance, piano, and music. With- out these classes, high school could be pretty monotonous! We ' re very lucky to have the fine teachers that we do in these departments. WInat Does Really Want? Don ' t confuse effort with results! is what Ray Williams drills into the heads of his students, especially his Yearbook Prod, class which he has advised for the lost 7 years Mr, Williams was a graduate of MKHS 33 years ago and began teaching all levels of math and science classes here in 1959, He now teaches photo graphy, science, and the Yearbook class, Mr, Wil- liams ' interests lie in the direction of automobiles and computers, and he is currently on the Board of Directors of Southern California ' s Horseless Carriage Club, Somewhere between 7 and 15 yrs, from now, Mr, Williams plans to retire. He can ' t wait to travel and visit New England in the fall since Boston is where he graduated from college. This is what he really wants! 120 Social Science Faculty Ruben Rublo U S History Ginger Stonebraker Government Janeane VIgliotti WId History Ray Williams Yrbk Prod Carlo Bartletl Band Gary Hall Piano Irene Heredia Dance Joan Schorl Art OPPOSITE PAGE TOP The War o( 1812 ... — Mr Katz gives an- other outstanding lecture to his U S History class THIS PAGE TOP Now Where ' s my book? — Miss Castro pre- pares for a great lecture MIDDLE LEFT How ' s the weather? — Mr Monson is holding the podium up MIDDLE RIGHT Well, Hello! — Mrs Stonebraker smiles for the photographer BOTTOM Don ' t bother us. we ' re practicing! — Orchestra is continuing to practice hard Fine Arts Faculty 121 Industrial Arts and Home Economics Paul Akers Woodworking Frank Donnelly Autoshop James Gledlnning Plastics William Means Computer Robotics M- Ruben Romero Printing Electives Prove To Be Helpfu The Industrial Arts Program includes six different handy courses Woodworking, Autoshop, Plastics, Computer RoPotlcs, and Printing, All of these courses are electives which most students have found to Pe well worthwhile and a lot of fun. Home Economics Is made up of classes such as Foods, Clothing, Teen Living, Child Care, Marriage Parenthood, and Consumer Economics These classes are helpful in preparing students for the out- side world. Foods, which is one of the more popular Home Economic classes, teaches how to cook and prepare food in the correct and the most Idealistic manner. TOP A Hot Item — Eddie Ramirez works witti some tiot material ABOVE A Bake-off — Ttiree cooks making ttieir gourmet disties 122 Industrial Arts Faculty Mary Ann Nesalhous joined our great administration in 1960 and has enjoyed every minute of it. She grew up in the San Jaoquin Valley as a farm girl so she enjoys garden Twenty-five Enjoyable Years worl She also enjoys sew- ing, knitting, and traveling in her spare time. Being an avid sports fan, Ms, Nesalhous loves going to root on such teams as the Los Angeles Dodgers and Raiders But not only is she a fan of professional ball play- ers, she also makes time to go cheering for Mark Kep- pel ' s ball teams She IS a very special per- son and IS easy to get along with because she loves be- ing around people. We are proud to have her on our staff Monica Chhstenson Teen Liv ng, Ciiid Care Mary Ann Nesalhous Fooas, Clothing :t Mmmmm! — Monie stirs up a delicious meol The Handyman — Jim tiard at work on another projec . : Ah Pizza! — Trish slops together a tasty pizza Home Economcs acjtv 123 Physical Education and Special Education Paul Balwin P E Tennis Werner Barsuhn Tennis Wt Lift Comp Soccer Audrey Daltorio Gymnastics Margaret Kochinas P E Folklorico Edward Koesler P E Comp Foot Karert Maynard John Mudnlch PE Tennis PE Comp Bosketball Jim Valentino P E , Tennis. Wt Lifting, Comp Football Sarah Waii er P E Development, Life Science ABOVE Hey, get off Ifie field! — M: Valentino stiows wtio ' s boss ABOVE RIGHT 10 pusti-ups right now! — Tony Grbac keeps his students in top stiape Funny and Mean Werner Barsuhn has the reputation of being a mean teacher. He likes con- struction work and cement work, and he loves to work on cars, Mr, Barsuhn was born in Germany and fought in the Vietnam War. This year, Mr Barsuhn teaches only physical edu- cation and has been a coach for soc- cer for 15 years. He loves working with students be- cause it keeps him youn g. He likes to watch kids grow up from ninth graders to twelfth graders. All of us thank Mr, Barsuhn for the great job he ' s done for the school. 1 Physical Education Z4 Faculty Kee In S Ding lape Physical Education is one of tlie classes that all stu- dents are required to take Throughout the year, all the regular P.E classes get to experience and play different kinds of sports such as Pasketball, baseball and volleyball, Jim Valentino is the department head of all the P,E, classes RS.P. stands for Resource Specialists, They ' re a part of special education. Their main job is to help kids who need extra assistance in their classes Katherine Clay- ton IS the department head for Special Education Be- verly Amori IS the instructional specialist and Judy Douglas IS the speech therapist, Carol Fujita is the teacher for hard-of-heoring and deaf students, Ptiyl- lis Valentino is the opportunity room teacher, A spe- cial thanks to those who devoted their time and ef- fort toward the success of this program Beverly Amori Instructional Specialist Katherine Ciayton r? S P . Dept Head Judy Douglas Speech Ttie ' opist Carol Fujita Teacher for Deaf and Hard Hearing Beverly Lieswald RSP Jeanne Normaniy RSP Joanne Tye SDC Phyllis Valentino OPPR LEFT Encouraging Words Heard Through A Smiling Face — Mrs Fu|ita smiling lor our coh era ABOVE Look Here — Mrs Valentino helping out one of her students Special Educatiorr -j C Faculty 1. Z.J Ad ministration Nobody Does it Better! Where would this school be without the continuously hard working group, the administration? We would never hove gotten off the ground without them! No one con be com- pared to the devoted staff who organized our school to grant its students the best academic education, as well as extracurricular activities We hove a very dedicated Principal, Mr. Chavez. He and his secretaries made sure the school was in order Mr. Cha- vez, frequently visited classrooms, attended school sports events, and always did it with a smile on his face. Our many activities around campus were handled by Vice- Principals Mr. Horst and Mrs. Bush. They kept us informed with posted bulletins of the many activities. The school was kept safe for our students during dances, activities or passing periods by our deans. They were located in their new office this year next to the Guidance Office Rudy Chavez, Principal Mr. Maynard Horst Vice-Principal Kathleen Becker Assistant Principal 126 Principal Administration k m i i Superintendents — Dr Perko, Dr Peppin, Mr Weeks Board o( Education — Mr Scalon, Mrs Padilla, Mr Apperson, Mrs Rutrierford. Mr Amador Emily Rodriquez Laura Aguilar l ary Jane Bush Bonnie Donotioe Secretary Principal ' s office Secretary Principars office Secretary of Activities Secretary of Deans Julie Lesovsky Secretary of Deans V V . Kattileen Fosselmon Career Education Coor. John Stoddard Boy s Dean Linda t aryott Girl ' s Dean Vice-Pnncipol — Dedns -t ' ) J Administration X Administration Campus Supervisors — Katherine LaCourt. Mike Burke. Dick Markus, and Augie Sanchez Bookroom — Dessie Vukanovich Records Clerk — Chris Hutchins Above Psychologist — June Shimoji I5IGHT Health Office — Shirley Carr, Nurse De- lora Brown 1 9Q ° 1. O Academics We ' re in Good Hands Guidance Office — Maria Gonzales, Novella Bowe, Mary Martinez Attendance Office — Benedicta Espinoza. Frances Jimenez. Lillian Perez. Pnscilla Cneung Mark Keppel was staffed with a large hard working personnel group which kept the school going. These people hod the tough job of keeping the school running smoothly. They were always there to help students, teachers and the administration. The campus supervisors hod the difficult job of making sure students behave accordingly. Controlling the large population of students was also difficult. These people were always on call for any disruptions or accidents which occurred around school This year we were privileged to receive a replacement for Sherri Leon ' s position with Katherine LaCourt. Dessie Vukanovich and Chris Hutchitis were two other personnel who kept things in order Dessie, the bookroom clerk, organized the texts to moke sure they were returned and in good condition for the next student to use When she was not in the bookroom she worked in the student store during the busy lunch hour crowd, Chris is the records clerk. She kept records of every student ' s grades up to date, their grade point average and their class rankings. She also serviced many seniors by sending their transcripts to colleges which they applied to. The health office lent a very big helping hand to the students, whether it was an on- compus injury or illness, they were always there to give medical attention. The health office also put in much work to moke sure the ath- letes received their physicals. Our psycholo- gist, June Shimonji, was in room 140 and add- ed another service to students If someone was troubled with either themselves or some- one else, they could go to her for confidential counseling. She was someone who would lis- ten! The guidance office technicians worked in the core of the school, the information cen- ter. They were there to see that the school knew the daily bulletins and helped students with any questions they may hove had. These women also assisted the counselors with their appointments and the entire faculty. The at- tendance office was always crowded with students needing readmittonce slips. They kept precise records of absences and tardies All of these people worked together as a team and made sure Mark Keppel was in constant motion and dedicated themselves to serving the faculty, administration and stu- dents. They all deserve a great amount of thanks for always giving their helping hands. Administration Librarians: (LEFT) — Patsy Springer, Peggy Taylor, Monireh Joihouni, Jennifer Ling (RIGHT) Lending a helping hand — Brian as a student, helps out m the library too. Career Center — Celina Dean Worl Experience — Bob Korpal, Armida Sandoval The Mark Keppel library provides students with a large variety of help not only with the many books and magazines, but allows students to photo copy, watch film strips and, the biggest help of all, the librar- ians. The librarians assist students to find information and materials, on just about any subject and are will- ing and patient when helping. The library is open from 7:30 a,m, — 3 30 p,m, to any student The main purpose of the Career Education Depart- ment is to provide the students at Mark Keppel High School various opportunities to investigate different occupational fields and to provide vocational guid- ance. We also offer Work Experience opportunities. Career Exploration, college admission and financial aid information and a large ROP program. 130 Staft Academics ;ES s rs. Day Custodians — (FRONT): Guillermo Reyes. DaviQ Yuan. Heraclio Simental (BACK ' ■ : .V) Robert Northwood. Charles Simmons. Duane Lyons. Joe Miller Night Custodians — (FRONT) Gale Hulett. Mark Dostalek. Yolonda Galmdo. Jackie i Brown, David Yuan. (BACK ROW) William Gunther. Richard Espinoza Cafeteria — (FRONT) Olympic Gonzales. Gina De Marco. Ruth Solazar. Yolonda Weidner. Gloria Arriola (BACK ROW) Aurora Valdez. Jeanette Sobeponez. Dons Camp. Mario Segura. Benita Dominguez. Carol Sinkovich. Millie Kovoya. Janice Carle- ton. Working Hard to Please The forever hard working, dedicated custodian and cafeteria crews of Mark Keppel are the ones that probably hove the toughest of jobs physically. Cafeteria, everyday on the hour brings us a well balanced, nutritional lunch for hundreds of hungry stomachs. Cafeteria also allows for students to pick up some breakfast like donuts, danlshes or milk in the morning. Then they get busy preparing for lunch until finally having to handle the mad lunch rush with style Did you ever think of what our school might look like without custodians? A little trash here, dirt there, and graffltti everywhere! I ' d hate to think about that, and luckily we don ' t have to because Mark Keppel is staffed with a very good day and night custodian crew They are constantly busy cleaning the halls, classrooms and school grounds Mark Keppel is still in the good condition it is after all of these years because of the devotion these people put Into it. Ofte n we take these people for granted, but they are all very deserving of our appreciation for the hard work they do at Mark Keppel! staff 1 o -| Academics J. X m .■n - L N I- iM- ABOVE RIGHT Up. up, and away — Mono Kwan tosses her balloon in the Annual Water Balloon Toss RIGHT Simon Says — Mrs Wollenstein leads the students in Simon Soys during the Homecoming festival 1 j Activities J £, Divisions ABOVE The pretty boys — Hollywood Celebrities take a rest in the first Celebrity vs. Keppel basketball game FAR LEFT MOOR BLOOD! — Marc Murai leads the pep squad during the Alhambra Pep Rally LEFT Beware of the Nazis — Members ot the cast of the Diory of Anne Frank per- form to a sold out house. jp - yc yu Activities -100 Divisions -J J Fall Play Hit of the Season! The fall play was one of the best Mark Keppel has had yet. It lived up to a standard that was set 20 years ago, when the Diary of Anne Frank was first performed in 1964. The audience, because of the reality of the ploy, were able to relate to what was happening on the stage and to the close- ness the performers projected. The perform- ers filled the hearts of everyone because they were like one family. This was achieved when the Drama department did what was never done before . , , have the cast spend 24 hours on the set, talking to no one, but themselves The Diary of Anne Frank was an exper- ience that will follow in the hearts of those who saw it, forever. OEWS ONLY H R FOR m. A CAKE A CAKE — K SaOzewicz in Act 2. scene 1 LET ME HELP YOU WITH YOUR THINGS — The Frank family moving in HAIL, HITLER — The Green Police salute I WANT HIM OUT — Mr Van Dann stealing from the others, WHAT DO I DO — Mr Kraler tells his problem 134 ■Dairy of Anne Frank Activities OTTO FRANK — Tim Kelly EDITH FRANK — Irma Lopez-Bianco ANNE FRANK — Kathy Sadzewicz MARGOT FRANK — Julia Young MR VAN DANN — Alan Wilkenson PETRONELLA VAN DANN — Troci Ivory PETER VAN DANN — Bob Gillan JAN DUSSEL — Marc Murai MR KRALER — Scoti Koga MIEP — Mendeth Derr GREEN POLICE — Scott Kelly San to ANNIE . . . PETER — Wrestling over trie shoes THEY ' VE COME NOW — Ttie Green Police coming to get ttiem POSING PRETTILY — The cast take time out tor this picture FEAST TIME — Sitting down to Han- nal uh dinner MARGOT THIS, MARGOT THAI — A mother and daughter argument Fall Play -i o c Activities L J Spring Play You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Browr ABOVE I Love My Blanket — Linus shows Sally he loves his blanket more than her UPPER RIGHT Beethoven ' s Fifth Symphony — Schroedef demonstrates his pianist abilities RIGHT Flying Through The Sky — Snoopy and Woodstock in search of the Red Boron BOTTOM RIGHT Living Quarters — The cast and their respective homes This year ' s spring play was You ' re A Good Man, Char- lie Brown. The comic caper of Charlie Brown was brought to life amid various episodes and it ran on April 18, 19 and 20, with on extra matinee showing on the 20th, The ploy itself was constructed of short stories pre- sented with song and dance. It created a happy, fun- filled atmosphere which captivated the audience ' s attention with its light-hearted humor. The students, who portrayed the selected Peancits character, helped to bring further recognition to the fun-loving family Charles Schulfz created, the Peanuts Gang, It was a good choice for the spring play and helped balance out the seriousness created by the successful fall play, The Diary of Anne Frank, 136 You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown Activities LEFT Kite Flying . . . Lool Out For Ttial Tree! — Charlie Brown doing his favorite thing, trying to fly a Me BOTTOM LEFT Get- ting It All Togettier — The cost and crew pause for a fam- ily shot ABOVE Playground Antics — Peppermint Patty playing on the slide and K ' arae frying to find it Charlie Brown — Tim Kelly Linus — Christopher Yin Snoopy — Marc Murai Schroeder — Richard CaPuto Lucy — DePPie Mulligan Peppermint Potty — Dorian Perez Sally — Michelle Torres Morcie — Sarah Ortiz Woodstock — Nadine Bujoso Play Director — D, Nasitko Stage Director — G. MacCartney Musical Director — B Steed Technical Assistant — J Schofield Assistant Director — Alice Yang Stage Manager — Mike Brendzal Accompanist — Betty Yen Spring Ploy Activities 137 ||c ;,T jcrill, hence tWrri J Back to School Dance The First Chance 3. to Dance On September 21 from 9:30-12:00 p.m., ASBCabiriet sponsored, The First Chance Donee, Being the first donee of the year, the turnout was tremen- dous, A wide variety of musie was pro- vided by the D,J,, Rocksteady, with speeial effeets adding to the event. But two additions were made to this year ' s policy rules. To get into dances, the student must show a Keppel identi- fication at the front desk if not attend- ing Keppel on a regular basis. The rea- son for this is if a problem occurs at one of the dances, they will know who is responsible for it. The other rule forbids break dancing on campus as well as at any other school-sponsored activities. It not only attracts too much attention but takes up much of the dancing space, leaving little or no room for those who prefer to dance rather than watch the breakers. TOP I IGHT Tickets please — Mono Nakaoka punches a ticket pass MIDDLE RIGHT Together at lost — Elio Garcia and his date share a quiet moment dancing at the back-to-school dance LOWER LEFT Listening for once — D J Kenny Na- gai takes a request Backwards Dance The Glamorous Life: From Rags to Riches The Backwards Dance turned out better than expected. Many factors contributed to this Tickets didn ' t sell too well presale so Cabinet decided to change this couple dance to a stag dance. Then ticket sale increased dramati- cally. However, very tew people dressed to the theme The Glamor- ous Life; From Rags to Riches, Most people who came with a date dressed alike Pictures provided an interesting background by Gary Roberts from Anthony Loya Studios, consisting of boxes and used up paint buckets on a ladder and a stool, plus an unusual looking plant which reflected the theme perfectly. Many clubs set up fundraising booths at the dance, Aowakya and Sophomore Council provided drink booths, Kiowa %o 6 carnations, Phys- ical Science Club sold donuts Congratulations to Cabinet for doing a good jobi TOP LEFT Taking o break — Seniors Sandy Uyehara and Mike D ' Angelo relax as they watch the crowd at the Backwards Dance MIDDLE LEFT Clapping with rhythm — The -nousekateer tans e t to the night LOW Er? LEFT Holding hands — A couple slowly moves together to dance LOWER r?IGHT Moving to the beat — Jerrod Ullah dances the night away Backwards Dance -| o -v Activities i-Oy Christmas Ball An Unforgettable Evening Passing the Honors — Dawn Gotanda iS crowned the 1984 Christmas Ball Queen. Deanna Perez Dawn Gotanda Nora Matsumoto Janet Goodfellow Karin Sako Sally Kim « f Christmas Ball i 40 Activities rOP LEFT Captured in Elegance — The Court ana their escorts Qance to the ballad Careless Whispers TOP RIGHT A Special Guest — Santa and his helper bring holiday cheer to the isvent MIDDLE LEFT Special Moments — Couples dance closely as they share special moments ■ogether MIDDLE RIGHT Socializing — Many tal e time to talk and laugh with friends ABOVE dancing Under the Stars — Couples danced the night away to the music provided by Encore lOunds Mistletoe Magic was in the air on the night of December 8. It was once again the time for the annual Christmas Ball, Girls League spent many weeks preparing for this event in order to make this a night to remember. The gym was decorat- ed to perfection with white and royal blue streamers and balloons. To add to the festive Christmas spirit were elves and a cheerful Santa Clous. Girls League selected the Disc Jockey Encore Sounds who played a variety of funk and soul and a lot of slow music for couples on this memo- rable night. At 10:00 p,m,, the dance was coming to its climax OS the coronation ceremony was about to begin. At that time, 1983 Queen Connie Vcsquez crowned Dawn Gofanda the 1984 Christmas Ball Queen Her court consisted of Senior Princesses Nora Motsumoto and Deonno Perez; Junior Prin- cess Janet Goodfellow; Sophomore Princess Kar- in Sako; and Freshman Princess Sally Kim. The Christmas Ball was a night many won ' t for- get and much credit goes to Girls ' League Advi- sor, Sharon Heinrlch, and President, Janet Good- fellow. It was a night filled with Mistletoe Magic. Christmas Ball Activities 141 Hardwood Hop Basketball Homecoming Returns After an absence of tfiree years, the Hard- wood Hop returned as Keppel ' s Varsity Bas- ketball Homecoming. The dance was held on February 8, 1984 in the gym after the victorious basketball game, Keppel defeat- ed Arroyo (74-69) At 10 00 Koichi Fujimoto and Sandy Uyehara were crowned King and Queen of the Hardwood Hop. The dance was a success with an attendance of over 300 Keppel students dancing to the sounds of Fusion Queen Sandy Uyehara and King Koichi Princess Suzanne Guerrero and Prince Fujimoto Tony Rodriguez Princess Cheryl Leach and Prince Glenn Shimoda Princess Diane Grbac and Prince Mike D ' Angelo Princess Jana Klein and Prince Jimmy Kingman LEFT A Romantic Moment — Princess Diane Grbac and Alumni Gabriel Hernandez share a quiet moment tagether RIGHT What ' s so tun- ny? — Sal Ctiacon wonders whdt Rex Kalomion IS laughing about 1 ' J Hardwood Hop T ' , Activities LEFT Fancy Footwork — Alumni Mike O ' Neil shows Keppel students the newest steps BELOW LEFT Smile Pretty — Lorriene Honda and Aluinni Paul Mestas take time out from dancing to pose for the camera NEXT TO LEFT Could Love Be On Ttie Rocks? — Soul Flores tries to get a smile from a drill team memper BOTTOM A Magical Moment — Queen Sandy Uyehara ana escort Craig Hernandez dance with happy smiles Sweethearts ' Ball Just You And On February 9th, the Tri-Hi-Y clubs from Mark Keppet Alhambra, and Son Gabriel or- ganized the annual Sweethearts ' Ball. As in the past, the Sweethearts ' Ball was held at the Pasadena Civic Center, The four hours were filled with spectacular music provided by Anthony Loya, and all-around fun. At the strike of 10 the coronations began with the arrival of last year ' s Queen from Alhambra Each member of the court was announced and proceeded down the floral staircase onto the stage. The excitement from the announcement of the Queen from San Ga- briel was followed by the arrival of hundreds of pink and gray balloons floating onto the dance floor. The three high schools put a tremendous amount of work to make the Sweethearts ' Ball a success ■ w HQ H ' - ' K i M K t H pi iP I Hy HHJD I 1 1 ABOVE We ' re so happy BELOW Looking pretty - - A proud San Gabriel Queen and her escort The Sweethearts ' Bali Court takes time out for a picture. 1 i y Sweettiearts ' Bali ' tT ' Activities Princess Francene Reyes Princess Sandy Munemilsu ABOVE LEFT What a crowd — Keppel, Alhambra. and San Gabnei mingle and dance together ABOVE RIGHT Smooch! — The dance floor is not only for dancing it seems FAR LEFT Aren ' t us guys lucky? — Francene and Sandy with their lucky ddtes LEFT Before and after — Last years Queen and es- cort poses with this years Queen and escort Sweethearts ' Ball Activities 145 King and Queen of My Heart Unforgettable Night Princess Cathy Ramos Princess Jeanne Rogers 146 King and Queen ot My Heart Activities At the annual ALAS sponsored King and Queen ot My Heart Dance, Robert Govea and Eva Mar- tinez were crowned king and queen. The Quiet Cannon in Montebello set a perfect scene for the dance. Several young men and ladies competed for the title of King and Queen, The qualifications for this dance were a little different from others Each candidate sold raffle tickets for ten cents a piece to raise money for scholarships given at the end of the year. All the participants raised over $3,000. The fourth runner-up was Jeanne Rogers, the third runner-up was Maria Rodriguez, the sec- ond runner-up was Cattiy Ramos, the first runner- up was Sandra Valdez. and the Queen was Eva Martinez, who sold $830 worth of tickets, Robert Govea sold the most among the guys. The music that Wave Lengfh provided was excellent and everyone seemed to enjoy it. Without the help of Mrs Perez and the ALAS club the King and Queen of My Heart Dance was very successful OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP A tiappy moment — Eva Martinez is crowned Queen at the Quiet Cannon OPPOSITE PAGE, MID- DLE LEFT Cheez ' — The Court. Cathy Ramos, Sandra Valdez, Mana Rodriguez, Jeanne Rogers, Queen Eva Martinez, and King Robert Govea take time out for a picture OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT Cuddle up — Princess Sandra Valdez and Javier Jara get close for a slow dance TOP How cute — King Robert Govea and Princess Jeanne Rogers ddnce to the music of Wave Length MIDDLE LEFT Congrats. Mana — Prin- cess Maria Rodriguez gets some congratulations from Rod Avilo, Carmen Martinez, and Sally Reyes during the coronation BOTTOM LEFT Crazy for you — Jimmy and Cathy share a moment together BOTTOM A time of suspense — President Nora Salazar is just about to announce the king and queen ALAS Dance -1 i ' Activities -L T ' Junior Senior Prom Couples Shore A Moment in Time On May fourth invited guests of juniors and seniors attended the main event of the year — the PROM at the classy Biltmore Hotel located in Downtown LA, Once inside the Crystal Ballroom, couples toured the room in awe. High ceilings with antique engravings cov- ered the dimmed ballroom while rows of golden balconies surround- ed the white walls. A huge rectangular dance floor set in the center of the ballroom drew a sigh out of those who attended. Romantic couples enjoyed the seclusion of the balconies as they shared spe- cial moments. Junior council chose a DJ to provide pleasing music to everyone ' s ears. Dinner was later served with a big surprise Instead of the usual dull boring chicken, appetizing sliced roast top sirloin with Caesar salad and Italian ice cream was presented. The Junior Senior prom lasted for six hours, from seven until one The price of the gold and brown tickets were an expensive sixty dollars, but many felt the money was well spent since couples left with many Moments to Remember ABOVE Chatting — Prom couples stayed in the reception room betore dinner is served ABOVE RIGHT First to arrive — Tina Ctiee and Trisha Valenzuela look at the engrav- ings in o rje RIGHT tVIIDDLE En|oylng the sites — Loriene Honda. Tony Rodriguez. Tina Chee. and Eddie Chun look at the crovi d RIGHT New acquaintances — Tnsha Valenzuela and date met for the first time. Julia Young and dote FAR RIGHT ABOVE Ctieers! — Couples w ave to newly arrived guests ,_ _ OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT This is the place — Julia Young and date finally make it to the t T- . [; entrance of the ballroom .- ' ,, OPPOSITE PAGE N IIDDLE Awestruck — Sharon Hatoe expresses her feelings to Eric ■ , M Ogowa obout the dinner being served OPPOSITE PAGE FAR RIGHT A close moment — At last a slov song to share Fnn n VH ' l- 148 Prom Activities iHmvnPj V I SmunhfA -- Prom Activities 149 a u .ax 4 la a - - dij ccu il: ' £-i y RMajna U: — ABOVE RIGHT: Paint to impress — Shoshoni members. Lisa Maulit, Angle Sabido. and Irmo Hernandez moke publicity signs for trieir club ' s get acquainted RIGHT SPLASH! — Getting wet and tiaving fun. Stioshoni competes in Home- coming festival activity. Bucket Brigade 1C f Organizations J j Divisions ' 4at i n4- Organizations -i c -i Divisions J. J. Daring to be different, striving for excel- lence, reaching for perfection . , , are all phrases often heard in the Teocalli office. The yearbook staff worked hard selling ads, laboring over lay-outs, cropping pictures, creating catchy headlines, and fearing the dreaded deadlines. They also did on excel- lent job of selling football programs. The Teocalli staff has done an unsurpassed job on the production of the yearbook con- sidering the lack of experience There were only two returning staff members, Editor-in- Chief Scott Koga and Dawn Gotanda. Producing a good yearbook is a tremen- dous task that takes creativity, organization, and hard work. This staff created a book of superior quality with style and class and cap- tured priceless memories within these very pages. 1 ' Teocalli Staff J Organizations Lenia Villegas Photographer FAR LEFT Listen and learn — Scott shows Nancy the basic concepts for a sports lay- out CENTER Believe it, or not — Damn has his hand full with paperwork UPPER RIGHT On the count of three — Nancy tries her hand at photography Mono Kwan Yearbook -■ f ;2 Organizations J. Aztec Staff Strives to Improve For Future if 1985 proved to be o successful year for fhe AZTEC staff De- spite tfie small size of the staff, they were led by Editor-in-chief Loriene Honda The AZTEC was published bi-monthly and enjoyed by the stu- dents and faculty alike. Advisor, Mr. Scott Mangrum, was pleased with how the inexperienced staff improved their publication with fresh ideas and got better with every issue. The hands-on-exper- ience gained by facing extreme pressures from deadlines and learning various journalistic skills, proved a once in a lifetime ex- perience. - ' _t 154 Aztec staff Organizations (FRONT ROW)- Chris Roman, Buffy Muller, Wai Chee Co. Christina Simental. Mike Kanel o. Tina Chee, Jeanette Le (SECOND ROW): Loriene Honda, Warren Feria. Joy Drowns, Margie Yeung. Jeong Li Editor-in-chief — Lonene Hondo News Editor — Mono Gerrie Opinions Editor — Chris Roman Feature Editor — Margie Yeung Sports Editor — Tony Rodriguez ABOVE Working Hard — Page editors discuss plans FAR LEFT Kickback — Christina and Joy relax dur- ing class LEFT Pressure — Editor Loriene studies the paper Newspaper g Organizations L J J f 1 FALL SEMESTER — (Flf?ST ROW) Advisor Mr Nasitka, Parliamentarian B Yen, Girls ' Athletics J Young. Boys ' AtrileticsS Koga, Sec of Girls ' J Goodfellow. Spke of House M Nakaoka, Sec of Finance S Seelig. V P T Tetsuka, Sec of Publicity T Kelly, Sec of Cabinet N, Matsumoto (SECOND ROW) Historian M Kwan. ASB Prez K Fujimoto, Frosh Prez N. IVIorihiro, Sr Prez A Koh. Jr Prez I Medina, Cultural Affairs K Sodzewicz. Corr Sec. D. Perez, Sec of Clubs D Gotandd, Sopti Prez R Koh, Board Officer B Dominquez Give It All 156 ASB Organizations Leadership Looks for ' Invisible Kids ' Cabinet worked to get students in- volved with the varied school activities The main gool was to recognize the invisible kids One of the major events was Home- coming After months of planning Homecoming proved to be very suc- cessful. Overall the hard work was worthwhile. Second semester ' s Cabinet contin- ued to promote school spirit among the students and fdculty. Many lunch activities attracted numerous stu- dents. Both semester Cabinets worked hard to make this year o memorable one. ;PRING SEMESTER — (FIRST ROW) Corr Sec D Perez. Cultural Affairs M Kwan, F ' : sn = -e; . or:hiro (SECOND ROW) Girls ' Athletics J Young, Sec of Clubs D Gotanda, Historian K ■-adzewicz, Sr PrezA Koh. Sec of Girls A Ishigame. Sec ofASBN Matsumoto (THIRD ROW) ' ariiamentorian S Koga. Aztec Rep T Rodriguez, Boys ' Athletics E Ogawa. V P T Tetsuka. •ec of Publicity T Kelly. Jr Prezl Medina. Board Officer 8 Domiquez (FOURTH ROW) Sec of ec quddj Goodfellow. Spke of House M Nakaoka. Advisor Mr Nasitka.Sec of Finances • e 3 ASB Prez K Fujimoto. Soph Prez R Koh You ' ve Got Ase -, C7 Organizations i. J I Keeping the Band: (1st ROW) — D Salazar, T Morales. L Saenz, D Gallardo, C Correll. G Morales, A Hernandez (2nd ROW) — Y Villegas; J, Prudeh; J Prudehum, M Navarez: L Avila.C Molinar, P Beal. G Limon, J Golly, K Hernandez, M Lecaine, M Garcia (3rd ROW) E Romero, L Garcia: A Macios, WC Co, C Garcia, G Fuhrman.C. Perez,MsBaniett, A Grusman, M Hernandez, V Shultz.C Rogriguez, 1 Medind, N Truong, A Wilkinson (4th ROW) — B Cerecedes, M, Kasha, S Hua, L Wilkinson; M Mar,G Rodriguez, VMontes, J Garcia, D Aguilar, J Cueva,B Yen, T Ivory (5th ROW) — T Menard, C Kincanno:! Young, F Medind: A Monroy, G Hirami: M, Guna, M Garcia, L Truong, S Tafoya. D Casillo, D Garcia (6th ROW) — L, Lee, C Leung, K Matsumoto: K Sue: Binh To. E De Alba, DMah, S Guzman: LHeredia. K, Don: B, Dominguez (7th ROW) — A Ortiz. R Menard. M Ventura: J, Borbon, T Kelly, A Quan, P Young: A Kosty: S Kelly yv: ; Section Leaders: (FRONT ROW) - Guzman. Sandra (BACK ROW) - vin. Vilkinson, Allen. Kelly. Tim - Lee. Leilani. Cerecedes, Bill, Medina, Irene, ■ Kelly. Scott, Ortiz. Aaron. Matsumoto. Ke- Pep Band: (1st ROW) — Fuhrman. Gina. Grusman. Andy. Rodriguez. Galdino; Hud. Susdn (2nd ROW) — Romero, Eric. Cerecedes, Bill, Aguilar, Dorothy; Guzman, Sandrd, Rodriguez, Ddvid: Garcia, Crissy, Wilkinson, Lisa, Kelly, Tim; Wilkinson, Allen (3rd ROW) — Rodriguez, Claudio, Medina, Irene, Garcia, Mark; Co. Wai Chee. Kelly. Scott (4th ROW) — Young. Isaac. Kincanno. Chris: De Alba. Eddie (5th ROW) — Medina. Fred. Lee. Leilani Planning Committee: (1st ROW) — Monroy. Anthony. Garcia. Crissy. Macios. Music Committee: (1st ROW) — Ivory. Traci; Co. Wai Che: Yen, Betty, Wilkin- Amy, Lee, Leilani, Aguilar, Dorothy (2nd ROW) — Hua, Susan: Kelly, Tim; Kc- son. Lisa (2nd ROW) — Kelly, Tim. Ortiz, Aaron. Mah, Kendrick sha, Margret. Mah. Kendrick J! M Music Alive «? Orchestra: (1st ROW) — Ms. Bartlett, M, Lee. M Kasha. A, Monroy: R Cabuto. K. Liu; N Le. N Furukawa. C Kincanno, (2ncl ROW) — S Kelly. R, Li, E Liu: C Machida, Q Hoang. M. Hoong: T Kelly. M Garcia (3rd ROW) — A Wilkinson. L Truong. WC Co; L, Lee, S Hua; C. Garcia; D. Aguiiar (4th ROW) — D Rodriguez. S. Guzman; E De Alba Orlll Commission: S Guzman, B Cerecedes. M Kasha, A on, E Romero Stage Band: (1st ROW) — I Young, R Cabuto, G Hirami; A, Monroy, C Kincanno. D Rodri- guez, D Aguilar, C Garcia (TOP ROW) — S. Guzman; B, Cerecedes; E, Romero. S, Kelly. A Wilkinson, E De Alba. A Otriz, T Kelly. Orchestra -i c -v Stage Band i-Jy Keepin with the Beat Aztec Singers consists of 16 members ranging from soplio- mores to seniors. Tfiis group of hiard working and talented stu- dents arrives at sctiool at 7 00 a.m. to practice tfieir dance routines. They perform for all ttie sctiools in the Alhambra School District oaand other various organizations. Mr. Brad Steed, the advisor and con- ductor works hard to make Az- tec Singers ' and A Coppella ' s performances the best ever. TOP LEFT Mark Keppel Breakers — Members of Aztec Singers showing their stuft at one of their performances TOP RIGHT: Keep Working — Mark. Ja- dene and Christopher practice their routine while JoAnn looks on Aztec Singers li «i. EXIT LL t !5 ' V ,% ' H M fl — Tl li 1 w M 11 Aziec Singers — (FRONT ROW) J Klein. A Szalas (2nd ROW) T. Ly. J Gong. M, Galvan. D, Grbac. J. Derr, N. BujosQ. (3rd ROW); E Garcia. C Hernandez. C Yin. K Chang, M Mural. R Cabuto 1 f Aztec Singers OvJ Organizations Keep Singin ' Along A Cappella Cappella — At piano C Machida, (FIRST ROW): K. Batiste. E, Baraja, N. Bujosa. J Gong, R Cabuto, F Esquivel. E Garcia, M Wong. N. Naval. J. Hamaguchi, SECOND ROW): T, Ramirez, J Kawai, J. Derr, J, Ullah, D Rublo. C Yin. R, Sariana, R, Cruz. K Hernandez. M Sandoval. T, Endo, (THIRD ROW): S Ortiz. H Ponce. J, landeville. J. Klein, A, Szalas. J, Melendez. M Lancey, K Chang. M. Mural. C Hernandez. S Spitler. M Galvan. D. Grbac. D. Mulligan A Cappella Choir is one of the biggest choirs at Keppel, This year A Cappella Choir had over 30 members. They perform for var- ious junior high schools and also the annual Winter and Spring Concert. During the year, they hod various fund raisers to help them raise money for their Spring Tour in May. This group consists of sophomores, juniors and seniors and has to be auditioned to be a member in this very special group. LEFT Smilelll — Members of Aztec Singers and A Cappella hamming around before a performance FAR LEFT: Good Job Mr. Stood. — Mr. Steed, conducting the A Cappella Choir. A Cappella i -I Organizations A O A Singing Away Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus — (BACK ROW) Samroo Seng. Raquel Sanchez, Sandra Vasquez. Eva Rubio, Maria Reyes, Deanna Phair (FOURTH ROW) Nana Weston, Sally Kim, Michelle Pfeiffer, Julie Sanchez, Michelle Herrera (THIRD ROW) Cyndi Hong, Cheng Sou, Susie Wong. Michelle Foley, (SECOND ROW): Gina Morales, Mario Ramirez, Trisha Martinez (FRONT) Lisa Yee This year ' s Mixed Chorus was di- rected by Mr, Brad Steed, The choir has its own class period in which they practice every school day The Mixed Chorus pertorms at two major performances at Keppel. the Winter and Spring Concerts, ABOVE — Mr Steed keeping the tempo 1 -v Mixed Chorus O Organizations Staging It Together Stage Crew Advised by Ms. Gail MacCartney. the Stage Crew made all staging of the school assemblies flawless. The Stage Crew work just as hard as the people who are directly involved in the assembly. However, they do not receive any recognition. The skills of these behind the scenes people made our school assemblies possible. BOVE — Stage Crew kicking back Stage Crew — (BACK ROW) Matthew Lancey, Andy Villapando. Mike Brenzal, Arthur Saley. Jim Schofleld, Richard Menard, SueAnn Hsi, -a-amiit Rait (FRONT ROW). Robert Gdrcia, David Castaneda, Sophia Jung Stage Crew -| Z ' T Organizations i O 3 Exploring New Frontiers Of the two science oriented clubs on campus, the Physical Science Club, un- der the direction of Mr. Farr, places its main emphasis on Chemistry and Phys- ics, It is open to all students who show an interest toward such sciences In its second year of existence, the flow of club membership has been quite slow, but that did not prove to be a handicap against the club at all. The Physical Science Club has proven itself as one of the many active clubs on campus. The club participated in such activities as selling refreshments at school dances and at the Homecom- ing, Cinco de Mayo, and Spring Festi- vals. With a scarcity in membership, club members had to work twice as hard. Endless planning and cooperation among members resulted in a number of successful fundraisers throughout the year. Physical Science PHYSICAL SCIENCE — (FRONT r?OW) Alice Ishigame, Janis Fujimoto, Lien Nguyen, Tanja Harm. (SECOND ROW): Joanne Lau, Amee Sieu, Wendy U, rvlaria Estrada. (BACK ROW): Steve Hsiang, Steve En, Fred Kong, Alberto Loo, Tuong Giong ABOVE Planning ahead — Vice President, Alice Ishigame and President, Lien Nguyen dis- cuss future fundraisers at club meeting RIGHT Good Chemistry — Alberto Loo and Craig Hernandez demonstrate an example of camaraderie among club members 164 Physical Science Clubs Make Way For The Leaders F.B.L.A. F.B.LA. — (FRONT ROW) David Ngo. Tony Li (Vice-President). Richard Sharpe (Parliamentarian), Eugene Lim (Treasurer), Vera Sun (President). Donna Feliz (Historian), Tiffany Truong, Janice Leong (Secretary), May Severson (Reporter) (SECOND ROW) Vinh Hua, Wendy Li. Alberto Loo, Ki Kang. Brian Pictiardo, Nu M Do, Alice Yang, Sarah Do (THIRD ROW) Mai La, Vivian Chen, Jennifer Ho, Ha Luu, Melissa Kha, Kiet Xa, Sylvia Melendez, Htoo Ling Hum (FOURTH ROW) Tam Ly, Yim Ling Chow , Linh Quach, Bruce Dominguez, Bobby Yan, Yuen Ky. Le Le La, (BACK ROW) Caroline Kwan, Mai Ky, Anh Thai, Seong Mi An. Loreine Honda. Juan Valenzuela, Donna Chew, Margarite Solte LEFT A true leader — President Vera Sun informs club members on upcoming activities ABOVE It ' s ttieir business — Club advisors Susan San- chez, Joyce Moyer, Irene Cox, and Susan Merritt RIGHT Intense concentration — Future business leader, Tony Li taking some time off to consider career goals Future Business Leaders of America is a club for aspiring business students, Througfi sectional and state competi- tions. Club members learn tfie traits and responsibilities of the business trade. With a huge club membership, F,B,L.A, has no trouble with fundraising activities. Club members raised funds from car washes, Christmas balloon- grams, and selling refreshments during iunchtime festivals. The club also par- ticipates in services and socials which involve contact with citizens in our community. Unlike other clubs, F.B.L.A, falls under the direction of several advisors who are associated with the business de- portment With much appreciated help from the odvisors, FBI A, sets out to promote the importance of self- confidence and a feeling of accom- plishment among its members F,B.L,A 1 y e Clubs LOj • • • Through the Years Still Going Strong Amer-Asian has constant- ly been one of the largest clubs on campus, but be- sides being large in number, they are great in leadership and participation. Under the supervision of Mrs, Lillian Ki- mura, Amer-Asian has been a successful club throughout the past years. The club has participated in Homecom- ing Festivities and sponsored the Spring Festival, which was a difficult task. The club IS looking forward to many more good years ahead of them. Amer-Asian AMER-ASIAN — (FRONT ROW) Allen Karasawa, Dean Isa, Eric Nantomi, Judy Yabiku, Lisa Soo-Hoo, Amy Yosuda, Jams Fujimoto, Rosie Kim, Lien Nguyen, Trisha Jen, Tricia Ramirez, Alan Ko, Arnee Poblete, Albert Salvador, Tony Tsai, Jeff Yip, Lance Tobuchi (SECOND ROW) John Takemura, Daniel Ohara. Laura Kakita, Nancy Weston, Sally Kim, Wendy Hamamoto, Cyndi Hong, Raymond Choy, Amy Macias, Chiyomi Kuroki, Mosumi Matsunaga, Jannet Kowoi, Jan Hamaguchi, Tracie Ramirez, Cindy Kamigaki, Kevin Matsu- moto. Tommy Serrato (THRD ROW) Ron Kobato, Steve Suzukawa, Mike Nagano, Tiffany Quon, Goil Motonago, Janet Lee, Mike Kaneko, Glenn Hom, Rick Takatani. Mark Nakahara, Jack Lam, Kimi Suehiro, Sandy Hamamoto, Mono Nakaoka, Wendy Shigekawd, Marilyn Teraishi (STANDING): Noel Saito, Andre Pekerti, Eric Ogawa, Mike Chavez, Troy Tetsuka, Koichi Fujimoto, Fred Kong, Tracy Hong, Rosy Chang, Ldwrence Oft, Robert Shiroishi, Ruth Akahoshi, Dawn Gotando, Nora Matsumoto, Mono Kwan, Leslie Kaneko, Margie Yeung, Darlene Senaha. Denise Maedd (NOT PICTURED) Sharon Hatae - Advisor Lillian Kumura Co-PresldenI Robert Shiroishi Co-President Lawrence Ott 166 Amer-Asian Clubs Reaching For Excellence Cathay Club Cathay Club is open to all students on this campus. Although major em- phasis IS placed on acquainting the members with the Chinese culture, they also stress the importance of community and school service. They have many fundraisers to provide Senior scholarships and to help out the less fortunate. CATHAY CLUB — (FRONT ROW ) Mrs Morgan. Mary Hsu. Diana Fu. Grace Lou. Wendy Li, Miok Kang. Li-Ming Lee, Jon Ou, l alph Lee, Allen Wong (SECOND ROW) Yuri Machido, Anna Jung, Wendy Ton, Winnie Jung, Julie Leong, Grace Liu, Anna Cheng, Ciiristine Hsu, Linda Kao, Rosa U, John Jou, Say B Kim (THIRD ROW) Joyce Chang, Brenda Chen, Sophia Jung, Aimee Wong, Lopsie Chan. Michelle Melyan, Amee Sieu, Tony Wu, Sidney Chiu, Steve Hsiang, Hung Huynh (FOURTH ROW): Janet Ha, Joanna Tang, Phong Dy. Kathy Tse. Lisa Wang, Michael Lee, Calvin Ly, Tom Jou, Te Ly, Mike Jou, Grace Kwan, Stella Sun Offering a Helping Hand Asian Express Asian Express helps newly arrived immigrants to adjust to a different way of life here in the States, espe- cially in Southern California. New members ore greeted by friendly older members and are encour- aged to get involved with many ac- tivities and community services. ASIAN EXPRESS — (FRONT ROW) Yun Machida, Grace Kwan, Stello Sun, Judy Chiu, May Chung, Diono Fu, Sylvia Lei, Rosa Li, Tiffany Truong, Grace Luo (SECOND ROW) Gorden Lok, Samul Wang, Brenda Chen, Joyce Chang, Lopsie Chan, Grace Liu, Aimee Wong, Albert Ip (THIRD ROW) Jack Lam. Huy Hua, Quang Thanh, Nghia Phong, Norman Chin, Steve Msiang, Say B Kim, Amee Sieu, Calvin Ly, (FOURTH ROW) Minh Duong, Nguy Ton Hoa, Christopher Giang, Mike Jou, Raymond Chou, Hellman Ng, William Soo, Sidney Chiu, Tom Jou Cathay Club ■• — Asian Express 10 Working Hard Friendship Club Friendship — (FRONT ROW): Ai Hao Diep, Hoa Phan, Janet Wong, Hoa Hang, Thanh Hong, Hue Ly, Chan Phung (SECOND ROW) Linh Sung, Phan Chung, Hieu Nghi Lunn, Tammy Nguyen, Wendy Tan, Angie Trinh, Kelly Lam, Jennifer Phan, Thao Phan, Ha Le Truong, Thien Nguyen (THIRD ROW) Quyen Hoang, Chau Hoang, Nu M, Do, Gina Do, Ernest Banh, Chau Vuong, Liem Ong (FOURTH ROW) Phung Phan, Phuong Truong, Huong My Lan, Ngtioe Tran, Xuyen Tran, Hang Tran, Van Lam, Ha Lam, Le Tran Huynh. Ko Chi Banh, Mong Ngo, Mylinh Hien, Mong Nhi, Jenny Tranh, Hoanh Trinh, Wayne Ky, Jonathan Giang, Te Ly (FIFTH ROW) Thap Huynh, Ha Luu. Helen Diep, Julie Ngo, Len Phuong, Lan Van, Hue Kha, Kiet Xa, Von Quach, Ernie Trisno (SIXTH ROW) Tranh Lam, Mai La, Lien Trinh, Trien Quach, Anna Huynh, Tina La, Nancy La. Minh Hoang, Paul Chung. Ricky Hang, Tho Phan, Vincent Vuong (BACK ROW) Kelly Hua, Randy Huo, Joanna Tang, Joann Ky, Alice Sun, Jock Lam, Huy Giang. Minh Duong, Chi Phu, Hung Tiet, Tom Vuong, Hung Huynh, Thanh Vong, Soi Lam, Van Trieu, Tri Chau, Dai Minh, Tai Chi Tran, Hung Trinh In 1985 Friendship Club was one of the largest clubs on campus. It consisted of over 80 mem- bers. They were very busy selling carnations, working in boothes during the festivals, and ser- vices to the school. The main purpose of the Friendship Club is to bring together students of Vietnamese background. The advisors of the club, Ms, Stonebraker and Mr, Jackmon. were pleased with the activities and development of the Friendship Club. Advisor Mr Jackman Advisor Ms Stonebraker 1 Q Friendship Clubs Making it Work French and German Club French-German Club has been very active this past year The club has participated in several fund raisers, held a booth during the Spring Festival and performed services for the school. The club also donated their time to Maryvale, an or- phanage, vi here they played games and held lunches for the orphans. The club also planned to visit a convalescent home during Christmas, The purpose of French-German Club is to unite students interests in the study of foreign languages and foreign cultures. The club is led by advisor Mr. Wolmen v ho teaches French at Mark Kep- pel. French German — (FRONT ROW), Stella Sun, Vera Scriultz. Grace Kwan, Brenda Chen, Crissv Garcia, Ivlargarita Solte. Laura Arroyo, Claudia Arroyo, Leticia Calderon, Jeannette Griego, Karen Vi ong, Susan Vong, Quan Banh, Nhu Hoang (SECOND ROW) Minri Hoong, Vivienne Chan, Tracee Hong, Tricia Ramirez, Leilani Lee. Dorian Perez, Cindy Goldstein. Cassandra Griego. Tanja Harm. Arnee Probleit. Sidney Chin, Steve Hsiang. Calvin Ly (THIRD ROW) Masumi Matsunaga, Trisha Jen, Monisha Guha, ChiyomI Kuroki, Doan-Trang Nguyen, Tammy Nguyon, Jenny Jonge. Thien Nguyen. Grace Luc. Johnnie Lau, Steven Hong, Winsome Chu, Wayen Ly (BOTTOM ROW) Donna Chew, Susan Hua. Anne Yonagi- sako. Kelly Tong. Maria Guzman. Huy Hua, Ray Alvarado, Tom Jou. Peter Phan, John Jou. Boo Nhan, Winnie Jong On the Go Leo ' s Club The Leo ' s Club is well known at Keppel. The club orginated from the Lion ' s Club which is known throughout the world The Leo ' s got its beginning here at Keppel in the early 1970 ' s, This club is a service club whose members are deci ated to serving it ' s school, community, senior citizens, and under privileged. Their services included helping blind children and ultimately send- ing two blind children to camp during the summer, donating all of the money raised to needy families and performing services to the school, 1985 proved to be a memorable year for the Leo ' s advisors Mr. Westphain and Lion ' s member Whitey. ©o ' s — (FRONT ROW) Alex Vosquez, Patty Beal. Steve Hsiang, Billy Lam, Lopsie Chan, Jimmy Praslin SECOND ROW) Christina Hong, Christina Munoz, Mary Hamon. Lisa Maulit, Irma Hernandez (BOTTOM ;OW): Wendy Li, Amee Sleu, Tania Duron. French and German Leo s 169 World Travelers American Field Service r. Christina Hong Nadine Bujosa Janice Leong AFS, the American Field Service is a small but active club dedicated to discovering and experiencing foreign lands and environ- ments Pictured at right is a typical AFS meeting in room 141 President Geri Leyva is leading a discussion on a possible field trip This year, a student named Yuval Ashken- azi came to our school from Petoch-Tlkva. a suburb of Telaviv, Israel, Also three fortunate Keppel students pictured above went to foreign lands during the summer, Christina Hong spent her summer in West Germany where she lived with a family of seven. With her adopted family Christina traveled to France, Switzerland and Holland, She says the best thing about her trip was that be- cause she was living with a German family she did not feel like a tourist and was able to get a more intimate taste of German cul- ture, Nadine traveled to Lisbon the capitol of Portugal, She found Lisbon to be much like our own San Francisco, filled with thousands of people and hundreds of cable cars all jammed together Nadine said her family was very friendly to her and often took her on trips to beautiful Spanish beaches, Na- dine also visited castles, churches, carnivals and local shops, Janice Leong traveled to Japan during the summer She lived with a Japanese fam- ily in Shiba on the southwest part of Tokyo, During her three month stay Janice went to Yokohama and other neighboring islands She visited many shrines, temples, museums and saw a lot of the Shogun uniforms, Janice found the Japanese people to be friendly, polite, and generous, but a little shy. Overall she says it was a wonderful trip. AFS — (TOP LEFT) Jeanetfe Le, Alberto Loo, Sandra Hong, Mono Kwan, Severson (BOTTOM LEFT) Ctiristina Hong, President Geri Leyva, Janice Joanne Lou, fvloe Leong Castles, Knights and Bishops Chess Club Brvant Koh races against the clock The Chess Club is for those students who really love the sport of chess. Mem- bers ore fascinated by the many lec- tures and discussions the club holds Members are free to use any of a large assortment of chess books that the clubs owns to sharpen their skills. There ore al- ways games going on during lunch in room B 8 and anyone can play as long OS they become a member of the Chess Club. CHESS CLUB — (FRONT ROW) Bobby Koh, Did! Kur- niowon, Bobby Van, Wendy Li, Jeanette Le, Yuni Yoshida (President), Lien Nguyen, Phyllis Fang (MIDDLE ROW) Cuong Phan. Bun Kim. Bryant Koh, Winston Yu, Eddie Gillan. Anthony Seki, Neil Chong (TOP ROW) Wai Hon Jung. Phong Nguyen. Mr Ju- lio-Cesar Mann (ADVISOR). Hung Trinh. Tuong Giang, Alberto Loo Lefs Get Biological Bio Science Club The Bio Science Club is a group of stu- dents whose interest is in biology and re- lated fields. Many of the members plan a career in study of science and use the club OS a source of continued educa- tion. Under the leadership of Stevie Chen the group has had successful fundraisers and has organized field trips to areas of mutual interests. The Bio Science Club and the Yahtac ore closely related and often hove many of the same members. BIO SCIENCE — (FRONT ROW) Yin Lo, Jon Giang , (MIDDLE ROW) Tony Wu, Lopsie Lisa Chan, Aimee Sieu. Janet Wong, Wendy Li. Tiftany Lu (TOP ROW) Jon Ou, Steve Hsiang. Billy Lam, Steve Chen, Hellman Ng, Stuart Schnell, advisor. Helen Luo Chess 1 ■_ Bio Science J. J. Math Club Recreated to Form . . . Mu Alpha Theta O Qi MU ALPHA IHETA — (FRONT ROW) Stan Lam, Lap Trang, Bun Kim. Yin Lo. Alice Ishigame. Yumi Yoshida, Jeonette Le. Christopher Yin (President), Ed Gillan, Fung Mal , Wendy Luo, Jodene Derr (SECOND ROW) Le La, Steve En. Li-Ming Lee, Steve Hsiong. Trong Giang, Alberto Loo. David Wallenstein, Jason Yee. Michael Wong, Neil Chong, Winston Yu. Bryant Koh, Anthony Seki, Serena Lai. Wai Ouyang. Lillian Van (THIRD ROW) Bobby Yan. Phong Nguyen, Raymond Choy, Chau Vuong. Did Kuridwdr. Mdrk Niu. Tanja Harm. Grace Liu. Amee Wong. Lien Phuong. Vinh Luong. Ching Tang (FOURTH ROW): Chanthavong Le. Hung Trinh, Nobumochi Furukav a. Robert Koh. Jen-Bon Ho. James Wong. Tony Wu. Ron Kong. Minh Hoang, Ha Le Truong. Alice Yang. Amy Cheong. Shine Yu. Stephanie Yen, Nho-Uyen Le (FIFTH ROW) Dean Isa. John Takemura. Eric Naritomi. Joseph Siu. Dieh Ly, Mr Mann (Advisor). Mr Luk. Yong Cha. Dora Prom. Wah You Hah. Alex Vas- quez. Huy Hua The new math club, Mu Alpha Theta. derived its name from the National Moth Organization of the same name. This organization sponsors math contests to high school students and Junior col- lege students who belong to this organization. With hopes of in- creasing membership, Mu Alpha Theta set out on a membership drive which took place during the third week of school. It resulted in a membership of over 90 mem- bers, and it maybe one of the big- gest clubs on the Keppel campus this year, Mu Alpha Theta can best be described as a math honor soci- ety where students of high math abilities compete against each other and other schools in math contests. This year Mu Alpha The- ta was involved in the California Math League, the Atlantic Pacific Math League, and the Continen- tal Moth League in Calculus. Full members must have taken at least three years of math and must have at least a ' B ' average in math. However, you do not have to be a math whiz to be in RIGHT Mathematicians at rest 1-y Mu Alpha Theta Z, Clubs Mu Alpha Theta, those who do not qualify ore associate mem- bers and they are able to partici- pate in everything except for the taking of the math tests. Mu Alpha Theta IS very active in school, par- ticipating in all the festivals and during the football season, Mu Al- pha Theta members sold cotton candy during the games. President Christopher Yin states that he is really enthusiastic about Mu Alpha Theta and hopes that it will continue to be as successful in the future The New Clubs On Campus Electronics Club ELECTRONICS CLUB — (FRONT ROW) Jose Palacios, Domingo Mondi, Terri Yokoi (SECOND ROW) nd ew Ream, Jaime Avilo, Norith Bun, Stanley Chan. Todd Daughtry (THIRD ROW) Mike Valdivinos. Alan Karasawa, Raymond Medina, Charles Wong, Huy Hua, Mike D ' Angelo Yahtac The Electronics Club looks into ttie future by working with robots and computers. Elec- tronics Club originated with the gathering of the electronics students who were eager to learn more about robotics. Under the guid- ance of Mr, Means, the electronics teacher and the Electronics Club advisor, the mem- bers built robots and learned more how to program them. They used the Healthkit Hero 1 Robot and the RB SX Robot and they used the Apple He to learn how to program. The members enjoy the hands on experience in electronics and they will be one step ahead of everyone in the world of technology. Yahtac, or Cathay spelled backwards, is one of the many Asian clubs on Keppel cam- pus. This year Yahtac was inactive for the first semester so they can get adjusted. They hope to gain many more members through- out the years so they can become as strong as their rival club, Cathay YAHTAC — (FRONT ROW) Tony Wu, Amee Sieu, Janet Wong, Wendy Li, Tiffany Lu (SECOND ROW) John Ou, Steve Shiong. Billy Lam. Steve Chen. Hillman Ng. Stu Schneli. Helen Luo Electronics Club Yahtac 173 California Scholarship Federation Commitment to Excellence A commitment to excellence was the common goal of C.S F members. Students wtio received at least three A ' s and a B in col- lege preparatory courses ore eli- gible for membership in the State Honor Society. Students who ore members of CSF, for at least four semesters (one of which must be in the senior year) ore awarded for their occomplishment as life members. The name, California Scholar- ship Federation, is synonymous with scholarship for service To achieve its goal, CS.F officers have spent endless lunch hours planning fundraisers to raise schol- arship for deserving seniors CS.F Life Members — (Fir?ST ROW) Joanne Lau (President). Alice Isrii- game, Mary Liu. Jeanette Le (Sec- retary). Wendy Li. Loriene Honda. Leslie Kaneko. Sandra Hong. Angie Koh, Yumi Yostiida, Tarn Ly (SEC- OND ROW) Bobby Van, David Ngo. Tuong Giang. Syavann En. Alberto Loo (Treasurer). Scott Kogo. Ed- ward Gillan. Michael Wong, Neil Cfiong. Christoptier Yin (Vice Presi- dent) C SF Seniors — (FIRST ROW) Than Phong Nguyen. Didi Kurniawan Bobby Yan. Syavann En, David Ngo Tuong Gidng, Robert Liu, Winston Yu, Alberto Loo, Edward Gillan Jeanette Le, Joanne Lau. Yumi Yo- shida. Ha Le Truong, Nhu Hoang (SECOND ROW) Loroine Hondo. Sharon Hatoe. Juan Valenzuela. Mi- chael Wong. Neil Chong. Christo- pher Yin, Alice Ishigame, Scott Koga. Mono Kwan, Nora Matsu- moro (THIRD ROW) Janice Leong, Wendy Li, Uyen Ky, Tarn Ly. Hung Tran. Angie Koh. Sandra Hong, Den- ise Maeda. Leslie Kdneko. Ruth Aka- hoshi (FOURTH ROW) Christine Sun. Mary Liu. Le Le La, Linh Quach, Kwan Fong Kwan Throughout the year, the club has participated in the Homecoming, Spring, and Cino de Mayo festi- vals. Members also attended tap- ings of Family Feud. The leadership of CS.F, was provided by President Joanne Lau, Vice President Christopher Yin, Secretary Jeanette Le, Trea- surer Alberto Loo, and the four class representatives, Uyen Ky (senior), Phyllis Fang (junior), Wai Ouyang (sophomore), and John- nie Lau (freshman). The officers worked together in making deci- sions on field trips, fundraisers, and other club activities Mrs. Breen and Miss Mclntyre provided ad- visement for the federation. Ins Breen, Advisor Jean Mclntyre, Advisor f - ffT 174 Clubs CSF Juniors — (FIRST ROW) Kimi Suehiro. Paul Chih. Dean Isa, Ron Kong. John Takemura. Tanja Harm. Phyllis Fong. Wendy Luo (SECOND ROW) George Chou, Teresa Cheung. Joyce Tamanaha. Tina Ghee. Betty Yen. Thien Nguyen. Christina Hong. Flora Yokoyama, Anh The Ly (THIRD ROW) Janet Goodfellow, Mark Niu, Paul Wan. Scott Ward, Mario Estrada. Jenny Jong. Faye Chen. Minh Hoang. Da- vid Wallenstein CSF Sophomores — (FIRST ROW) Mui Vong. Quan Banh. Phuoc Nguyen. Wendy Tan. Alice Yang. Lan Nhdt Tran. Hong-Lien Ton-Nu. Wai Ouyang. Serena La. Tiffany Lu. Amy Cheong (SECOND ROW) Robert Koh. Hai Mao. Huong Tran. Shine Yu. Stephanie Yen, Trisho Jen. Mdsumi Matsunaga. Lillian Yon. Chinh Tang (THIRD ROW) Christina Munoz, Le La. Hoang Trinh. Lop Nhan Tran. Juan Ramirez. Raymond Gin. Yin Lo, Mary Wong. Donna Chew (FOURTH ROW) Alex Vasquez. Chau Vuong, Billy Lam. Raymond Choy. Peter Chen. Tern Ortiz. Mi- chelle O ' Gorman. Robbin Saito (FIFTH ROW) Salem Sayur. Chanth- ovong Le. Jose Garcia. Due Quach. Doc Diep. Eric Naritomi. Roman Ogawo. Cheryl Nagoi CSF Freshmen — (FIRST ROW) Pe- ter Phan. Jen-Ban Ho. Gail Moton- ago. Sean McCarthy. Lopsie Chan. Elizabeth Wang. Hem Quoch. Yen Vong (SECOND ROW) Lac Huynh. Dien Ly. Due Truong. Jason Akaho- shi. Sophia Jun. Stacy Deal. Hue Ky. Aimee Wong (THIRD ROW) Michael Lee. Loi Thai, Mike Jou. Johnnie Lou. Kanitha En. Kelly Tong. Amee Sieu CSF -, je- Clubs 1. J Old Club Still Going Strong A.L.A.S. Alas has been active throughout the year. There are over 50 members in the club this year which is led by Alas ' s advisor, Mrs. Perez, They have participated in many spon- sored activities such as a car wash, selling confetti eggs dur- ing the Homecoming Festival and the King Queen of My Heart contest. Profits of this dance will go to provide schol- arships for graduating mem- bers, Alas is a very active group and does a lot for our school as well as for the community. K:)e ) a o v c V ALAS Members: (BOTTOM ROW) J Bueno, E Vargas. J Satazor, M Estrada. C Sandoval, V Alfaro, I Rubalcava, r Sierra, B Ayala. S Ayala (SECOND l?OW): C Martinez. D Ramos. L Vizcaino, K Gutierrez. E Martinez, M Gonzalez. „ Payan. N Voldez. M Martinez. J Lemus, M Sanctiez (THIRD ROW) G Dominguez. L Gutierrez. R Aviia. M Rodriguez. R vyh j2 J tAO VMJ Avila.F Rivas. L Sanctiez, B Valdez.R Recinos (FOURTH ROW) S Flores.T Ortiz. C Munoz.L Flores.C Simental, A, Du ' hnn M rioRollk ? Vnldf 7 ? Roufii; P Arrifil bon, M, DeBellis, S Voldez. S Reyes. C Arrietia (TOP ROW) J Villegas, L Villegas, J Prasiin, P Cardenas. A Quinones, Villegas, M Perez V o lard at work - 30 CKaA- O- AC:, cp -r Mrs Perez hard at work during club Alas members enjoying club meeting bottom RIGHT Give me a big smile Juanltal — Alas President. Juomto Solazor. taking V_©Oj- ' . time to pose for our camera T. . rK ,, „ .rpeVing FAR RIGHT Smile you hams cVp Oa Vv ' 00 =;.i ,,« , gg,„g bottom righ . 5 Q G 5LSlf!r5 o 176 ALAS Clubs Dancing With Style Ballet Folklorico The Folklorico dance group headed by Margaret Kochinas was busy throughout the year performhg for various schools and organizations. They also pertorm at old homes, churches, and festivals. You can usually see their big pertormance on the Cinco De Mayo Festival, The Folklorico dance group prac- tices every day working on making their dance routines perfect, which shows n their performances. They put a lot of ef- fort in making their yearly performance a show that Mark Keppel enjoys. (UPPER LEFT) Smile pretty girlsl — Amy Macias, Nor- ma Valdez, looking pretty (ABOVE) Say cheesel — Soraya Lopez, Merna Canas, Maria Rodriguez, with big smiles and happy to be a part of Folklorico dance troop :)ance, dance, dance :)eautiful folklorico dresses. Marysol Lopez, Maria Gonzalez, Julio Lopez, Lusselvo Lopez show their Ballef-Folklorico -.-.-- Clubs 1 They ' re Making Things Happen Pep Commission Pep Commission has been busy this school year. They hove been actively involved in ASB sponsored activities and school activities all year long. Promoting sports and special events v os their most important job. Pep Commission is an involved club that helps students get physically active in their school What comes out of this? School Spirit! RIGHT: Reallyl — Pep Commission girls things?!? BOTTOM Am I really doing this? — Brian, Sandra and Donna getting wet at the Bucket Brigade FAR BOTTOM: Let me out — Life ' s tough when you ' re stuck in the middle Pep Commission — (ROW 1) Irma Lopez-Bianco, Jana Klein. Matt Lancey. Kim Dyson. Angie Barron, (ROW 2) Monisho Guha. Charlotte Vasquez, Gloria Suarez. Kathy Gutierrez (ROW 3) Lisa Maulit. secretary, Sally Bullard, historian, Sarah Ortiz, (ROW 4) Brian Pichardo, treasurer. Irma Hernandez, vice-president (ROW 5): Julia Young, president Missing Sandra Martin, Leiloni Lee, Vita Nunez, Kikkie Figueroa, Kathy Arguelles, and Terri Gonzales. 1 y fj Pep Commission O Clubs Working For A Living Student Store and Bank The student store, who supplied tood snacks, and the bank, working with fi- nance, operated effectively and effi- ciently. During lunch, students were able to purchase snack items from the store. The bank distributed pictures, dance tick- ets and many other things before and after school, at lunch and between classes. Thanks to the competent workers inside, things ran quickly and easily, LEFT Top Secret Plans?!? — Lawrence Ott picking up riis dance pictures LEFT BOTTOM Snacking at lunctl — Students invade the candy store tor mun- ctiies BOTTOM Doing Important work — Sfeptianie Seelig helping things run smoothly Student Store and Bank -i 7 Organizations i. I y Making a Better Place for Girls Girls ' League This year Girls ' League attracted many new faces. Tine new advisor. Sharon Heinrich and the first semester president, Janet Goodfellow as well as the freshman members brought in a lot of enthusiasm Girls ' League did many services for the school such as holding the annual teacher ' s Christmas break- fast and praticipating in all the festivals. Girls ' League held their annual Christ- mas Ball and the theme was Mistletoe Magic , Every girl at Keppel is a member of Girls ' League but the officers and the active members are the ones who do most of the work. O -, : Advisor Sharon Heinrich President Janet Goodfellow Girls ' League — (FIRSt ROW) Janet Lee, Gall Motonaga, Rosallyn Kim, Lien Nguyen, Janet Goodtellow, Phyllis Fang. Janet Wong, Wendy Li (SECOND ROW) Tiffany Quon, Monika Kllngsoer, Janice Fujimoto. Stephanie Seelig. Margie Yeung, Helen Luo, Betty Lam (THIRD ROW) Sally Kim. Jenlffer Miagawa. Maria Oros. Teresa Menard, Amee Slu, Letlcia Colderon (FOURTH ROW) Karen Yung, Jennifer Quon. My Tran, Hien Ngo. Cam Nguyen. HIen Phuono ABOVE Where are we going? — Lien Nguyen and Janice Fujimoto finding their wdy to the Girls ' League meeting. 180 Girls ' League Clubs Debaters talk their way out of trouble National Forensics League The National Forensics League is an orga- nization where taiented High School deba- ters and orators are eligible for membership These students have gone to many debate tournaments and speech contests where they compete against other students National Forerislcs League — (FRONT ROWj Mendith Derr. Nikko Hashimoto. Wendy Feliz. Masumi Matsunoga (SECOND ROW) Stacey Deal, JaOene Derr, Chiyomi Kuroki, Feminiono Martinez (THIRD ROW) Terrence Cheung, Bryan Okuhara, Brent Naritomi, Mike Avila (FOURTH ROW) Scott Berret, Yong W, Cha, Wayne Le, Eric Naritomi, Glenn Horn Students learn a little culture Spanish Club The Spanish Club is composed of students who are currently enrolled in a Spanish class and who wish to do services for the school while having fun at the same time. These students ore interested in learning more about the Spanish language and culture. Spanish Club — ■ FyONT ROW) Linh Giang, Angela Siu, Xuyen Tran (BACK ROW) Debbie Arellano. Anita Keray, Chinh Tang, Mai Ky, Do-I Chen Not pictured Steve Hsiang NFL Spanish -i Q I Clubs i O i Sweat and Tears Equals Success Hard work and dedication describes our successful Prexy Council The council is made up of all the Presidents of each Tri-Hi-Y club and a representative. The officers ore elected by all the clubs by secret ballot. Each officer has her specific duties to fulfill, and this year ' s coun- cil has succeeded in these duties with class and style. Prexy ' s biggest concern was organizing the Fall and Spring club ori- entations held after school. Orientations ore for the purpose of intro- ducing each club to the incoming freshmen and new girls who ore interested in joining a club. The afternoon is spent entertaining the girls with various skits and musical acts that eoch club per- forms. Inter-club board (ICB) is a board of girls from Alhombra. San Gabriel, and Mark Keppel High Schools. This board does many important tasks. The mojor event ICB is in charge of is the annual Sweet- hearts Ball that Alhombra, San Gabriel, and Mark Keppel students attend The Big night, however, that all the Tri-Hi-Y clubs all look forward to is the Spring Dessert This is the special occasion when all the clubs spend a night at the Huntington Sheraton and await the announcement of The Club Of The Year from their school. Dawn Gotanda President Alice Ishigame Vice-President Kiml Suehlro Secretary Geri Leyva Treasurer Monisha Guha Chaplain ICB President Dawn Gotanda Vice-President Vicki Hino Treasurer Kathleen Green (Recording Sec Lisa Kanegae Corr. Sec. Paula Kurllich Chaplain Marlina Vega Y-Wire Angela Gayson member Jan Hamamoto member SandlMunemitsu member Lora Ortiz member Kimi Suehiro Aowakya Lanakila (AHS; Kahana Kai (SGHS) Les Petites Amies (AHS) Talondl Kahana Koi (SGHS) Les Petites Amies (AHS) Aowakya Tonatluh Tonatiuh Aowakya MKHs ICB Rop£; ir l Lora Ortiz. FI70NT R ' 1Q Prexy Council ICB O Organizations TriH, Y 1 QO Clubs JLOD striving For Excellence Holding the prestigious title of Club of the Year for the second consecutive year, Aowakya started off the school year enthusiastically With club meetings held weekly, they discussed and planned several fund rais- ers and services for the community as well as the school. These categories must in- clude a variety of requirements which make up the agenda for a club, A club must have a certain amount of educa- tional, religious, and social events, with an attendance of at least 10 members. Community wise, Aowakya served as volunteers in the Stroh ' s 10k Run, visited convalescent hospitals, attended one of the first Safe Rides presentation, plus many more, A big step for them, though, was supporting an underprivileged child, giving them a sense of self-satisfaction. Showing a tremendous amount of school spirit, the club participated in the balloon shaving contest, the bucket bri- gade, the balloon toss, attended school plays, and cheered the basketball as well as football teams onto victory However, raising money for the club was not an easy task. Bake sales, egg drives, newspaper drives, and wake-a- thons made up a part of its treasury, but most of Aowakya ' s money comes from the annual Cherry Blossom Festival Overall, Aowakya had an impressive year. Working hard, they achieved many goals and gained new perspectives working towards a better school as well as community, TOP Running the show — Aowakya ' s officers pose for a photo MIDDLE LEFT Out for laughs — Mono Nakaoka laughs it up while on amuseO Sandra Hong looks on MIDDLE LEFT Always on the move — San- dra Hong end Margie Veung discuss another Aowa- kya project Aowakya — FIRST ROW Mono Kwan, Dawn Gotanda, Masumi Matsunaga, Sandy Hamamoto SECOND ROW Jannet Kawoi, Mono Nakaoka, Jadene Derr, Kimi Suehiro, Amy Macias, Chiyomi Kuroki, Janet Goodfeilow, Tracy Brendzal THIRD ROW Sandy Uyehoro, Sondro Hong, Belinda Clausen, Gina Canales. FOURTH ROW Margie Veung, Tracie Ramirez, Jan Hamaguchi 1Q f Aowakya OT- Clubs --Ss Coming On Stronger Than Ever Chanticon got back on the track, growing stronger and stronger, Thiey have been involved in school activities along with doing services for the commu- nity and other organizations. They have also been raising money for future activi- ties, top Making a splash — Crianticon members enjoy themselves m the bucket brigade LEFT Giving a hand — Becky Miranda helps out Jana Klein with an early shower Chanticon — FIRST ROW Francine Reyes, Irene Medina SECOND l?OW Leilani Lee. Blanca Correa, Leticia Lara. Angie Gonzales THIRD ROW Renee Perez, Becky Mir- anda. Jdna Klein, Margo Galvon, Donna Reyes Chanticon -j Q c Tn-Hi-Y LOJ Small . . . but Strong Kiowa is one of the most active clubs on Keppel campus. Altliougli it is a rela- tively small club, Kiowa is considered to be a fairly close and united group by its members. Kiowa hias achieved this uni- ty through the many activities in which they are engaged in every month. This year, Kiowa was involved in services to the library and to the YMCA as well as helping out the Hunger Project at the Red Cross. Other activities include go- ing to movies at Westwood and ex- ploring the Japan Expo. Kiowa mem- bers have worked hard making this year one of the busiest. Kiowa — (FRONT ROW): Rosie Chang, Grace Murakami (SECOND ROW) Jessie Chan. Betty Yen (THIRD ROW) Monisha Guha, Wai-Chee Co (FOURTH ROW) f argret Kasha. Crissy Garcia (FIFTH ROW): Win- some Chu. Flora Yokoyama (SIXTH ROW) Gloria Sorbello. Lien Nguyen. (SEVENTH ROW) Teresa Cheung. Christina Hong (EIGHTH ROW) Joyce Tamanoho. Alice Ishigame ABOVE Getting wet — Hora ottempting to pass the bucket to Winsome ABOVE RIGHT Keep worklngl — Crissy and Wai-Chee make 2 ft submarine sand- wiches for Kiowa 186 Kiowa Clubs Shoshoni: Dentse Maeda. Sen Leyva, Leslie Kaneko, Joy Drowns. Angie Sabido. Nora Matsumoto, Darlene Senaha. Ruth Akahoshi. Sandra Guzman, Dorothy Aguilar Missing Chris Kincanna. Lisa Maulit Moving up to the top! Shoshoni, a fairly new club on cam- pus which started late last year, has shown potential for being one of the most hardworking and well-rounded clubs. All year, they hove been doing plenty of volunteer work including ev- erything from tutoring at the Monterey Park Boys and Girls Club to helping on a float for the Rose Parade Along with the hard work came plen- ty of memorable and good times. The club held many socials such as going to the movies, beach trips, mountain trips, and sometimes just getting together to eat. Being a new club, Shoshoni should be proud of all that they hove accom- plished BELOW Beatlemania — Joy (John Lennon) and Nora (Paul McCartney) getting into their parts at the Club Orientation LEFT Sneaking a bite — Lisa caught m the act of eating up the Homecoming balloon profits. «5J? ' ™ - • Shoshoni f o 7 Tri-Hi-y 1 O Giving a Helping Hand Talondi is a close knit club that is con- tinually active in community and school functions Mrs. Mancha Kurilich pro- vides excellent guidance, encourag- ing monthly visits to the Lutheran Home in Alhambra. By having various fund raising activities the club has many so- cial gatherings and events. This brings together their friendship and helped make 1984-85 one of the best years yet. Talondi — (Fr?ONT ROW) Bettina Teramonti. Sandra Rodriguez. Kristy Matsuo, Karin Sake. Rika Hosozawa. (SECOND ROW) Paula Kurilich, Jenny Kim, Micrielle Faust, Velia Morgutia, Denise Cortez, Nikki Lopez, Nancy Nabeto (BACK ROW) Irma Lopez-Bianco. Monie Frazier, Loriene Honda, Joanne Muella, Sharon Hatae. Ranita Neal. Tami Samaniego ABOVE PUPPY — Talondi members Bettino. Loriene. Joanne. Sharon, and Monie gather around lost dog RIGHT WHAT TIME IS IT? — Paul awaiting Loriene at lunch 1Q Q Talondi OO Clubs Keeping it Togetiner Tonatiuh is a very active Tri-Hi-Y Club on this campus. Being very active in commu- nity programs as well as school functions. This year Tonatiuh members participated in a major fund raiser to help out a child with no limbs Born in this condition, Mar- tha, the child has received great help from the club. This great effort by the club has made this year very successful I Tonatiuh — (FRONT); BertliaGonzales, AliceFlores, AnnaM, [;amirez,MichelleLa-333 ' : :: - Luzmaria Quintana, (MIDDLE) Kathy Arguelles. Joyce Flores, Karen Sanchez. Elena Mendez. Rocneile Hernandez (BACK) Lora Ortiz, Sandi Munemitsu. Ana B Ramirez. Kathy Kong ABOVE LEFT EXCITED — Ana and Rochelle enjoy the game ABOVE ATTENTION — Sandi and Bertha in- struct Tonatiuh members Tonatiuh -1 Q  Tri Hi Y L Oy M - t  Um - - Mjt - W _ . ABOVE RIGHT Up for grabs — Tony Garcia gets the tip off against Mt View RIGHT Scoop — Tina Ghee hits a forehand against her opponent from Rosemead FAR RIGHT Leader of the pack — May Severson leads El Monte in the Cross Country event I 190 Sports Divisions ABOVE Pin him down — Alex Vasquez pins down his opponent from Mt View LEFT Caught in the middle — Keppel player attempts to carry the boll up the middle against Duarte. 1 J i i A£ x Sports -I Q -1 Divisions i _y A ' o .( Varsity Football has adopted the theme Aztec Attack Squad, The success of the team was a result of this new attitude. Those who have witnessed their gomes con attest to the fact that Varsity ' s defense never gives up Offensively opposing teams are well aware of our aggressive passing attack. When asked what was required for a football team to be success- ful. Coach George stated, The season actually begins in the preparation stages one week after the previous season ends The athletes are required to be on a running and weight program un- til spring practices begin, which is in May. While most people are en- joying a leisurely summer, the football players hove a different routine. Weight training every morning at six and passing league in the afternoon. We spend a lot of time together, coaches and players, which brings a very strong feeling of team unity, Their hard work has paid off with an outstanding record. They were first in league with their only losses being to San Gabriel and Arroyo. Coach George was very pleased with the high moral standards of all his players. He considers them winners on and off the field ABOVE RIGHT HEADING FOR A TOUCHDOWN Long Nguyen gains yardage for the Aztecs VARSITY — FIRST ROW I Garcia. H Trejo, J. Tavarez. R Canul. J Lopez, L Nguyen, F. Narvaez, P Berquam SECOND ROW K, Gilliland, C Esparza. P Ctieung, M. Perez. L, tviorales, S Smedley, B Rodriguez, D Williams THIRD ROW J Dolback. R Vega. J. Saunders. H. George, E,Koester,D Allen, D Allenjr ,3 ChongTOPROW R Noriega, B Quiroz.L Mandi.H Corrillo, A Walker. P Cervantes. A Garcia. E Calderon NOT PICTURED P Cruz, A Espinosa 1 Varsity Football yL Sports MVL Champs ABOVE FAR RIGHT AZTECS AT PRACTICE — Varsity works hard during the summer to achieve its goal LEFT VARSI- TY TAKES CONTROL — Linebocker Polo Cruz scores six for the Aztecs against Schurr ABOVE ON-LOOKER — Coach George concentrates on the game. Varsity Football -| r T Sports Lyj TOP OF PAGE TACKLEII — An Aztec attacks BOTTOM FAR RIGHT AZTEC ATTACK SQUAD SHIRT. BOTTOM RIGHT WATCHOUT I — Aztecs are coming through. ATTACK SQUAD 194 Football Sports Aztecs of the Week Schurr OFF. — L Nguyen DEF. P Cruz n Azusa OFF. — D Allen DEF. — A Espinoza San Gabriel OFF. — R, Canul DEF. — L Nguyen Alhambra OFF. — A Walker DEF. — P Cruz Duarte OFF. — (TOP) L Mandi.B Quiros, C Esparza (BOT- TOM) H Carrillio, H Tiejo El Monte OFF. — A Walker DEF. — L Morales ' r E Mt View OFF. — R Canul DEF. — P Berauam Rosemead OFF. — Shi Chang DEF. — R Vega Arroyo OFF. — A Walker DEF. — P Cruz Football -| c Sports LyJ Playing, Practicing and Working This year was a year of gaining experience for MKHS J,V, football team. For the majority of the play- ers, this was their first season of tackle footbalL Though they went through the season with just a few victories, the team progressed well and many will try for Varsity next year The freshmen football team started the season lacking exper- ience but were eager to learn and excel. Through hard long hours of practice and help from the coaching staff, lef by Augie Sanchez with help from his broth- ers and friend, they developed the talents and abilities to be- come Mission Valley League Champs, Talent, determination and teamwork played a great part in their success, A strong defensive line was also a key to their success, as they held some of their opponents to shut out scores Coach Augie Sanchez and his brothers, Julio and Louie, led the frosh football team to their first MVL Championship against Ar- royo with the score of 27-12. The team came a long way in their first year to reach their goal, which was to become Mission Valley League Champs, CONGRATULATIONS GUYS!! TOP SECOND LEFT CATCH — No 10 catches the football to score a touchdown, ABOVE Coach L Sanchez, Coach A Sanchez. J Sanchez, TOP FKST LEFT WATCHING FOR ANY MISTAKES: Coach Gerlach and Aztec player watch to moke the next gome better f mm ' J.V. Boys — (FRONT ROW) S, Gonzales, P, Garcia, D, Mendez, J Mendoza, J Catolano (SECOND ROW) V Ramos. P Schnyder. J Tavares, J Martinez. V, Perez. G Muenzel. T, Garcia. M Majano. M Barrero (THIRD ROW) Coach Nielsen. R, Lermon. T Hayes. F, Marlnez. C DeLeon, A, Ibarra. J Majano, A Martin. Coach Gerlach. Coach Murray. (TOP ROW) P Quesada. J C Quintdna. R Reyes. R Rubin. M Cdbrerd. M VdCd. M Wardo. S Suzul awa 1r J V Frosh Football yO Sports Hard Always Pays Off Frosh Boys — (FRONT ROW) A M©ndoza,F Cota. W Gomez. S, Guerrero, J Fnas, D Hundden, Z Faraj, E Ortiz (SECOND ROW) L Felix, C Martinez, C Benavente, F Zabala, D Castaneda, N Martin, B Macios, M Torres, A Soriano (THIRD ROW) Coach J Sonctiez, P Rener. S McCarthy, G Lou, B Murray, R, Aviia, R. Renteria, J, Morales, M Perez. Coach L Sanchez (FOURTH ROW) C Leung, F Catoiano. M. Childers. R Ibarra, Coach A Sanchez, S, Marquez, P Neri. G Zabala. D McCrudden TOP OF PAGE GETTING TACKLED — A tough Aztec Crunches Mt View ABOVE CONCENTRATING HARD — Z Faraj tries to think of a play for the winning score J V Frosh Football -t f -j Sports ly ' MVL Champs . . Q Yes! That ' s absolutely right! Girls ' varsity tennis were MVL champions for the fourth consecutive time. Experience played o major role in the undefeated season since all the letters returned. The team ' s big- gest competitors were El Monte and Ar- royo. Varsity easily beat both teams with on average score of 17-1 Against the three other teams in the league, Duorte, Mt, View, and Rosemead, varsity had no problem winning 18-0. Coach Rich West- phaln believed that this was ... the best team Keppel ever had. They were rated third in CIF standings and have won 46 straight league matches. Varsity also succeeded in preseason matches. Against both Romona Convent and Mon- tebello, varsity won 10-8 but lost to Al- hambra 8-10. With San Gabriel and Whit- tier, the score was 1 1-7, The only big loss was to San Marino, 0-18. Unfortunately ten seniors have left the team. Hopefully the three remaining varsity and next year ' s new players will continue the title as MVL champions. ' -m y FAR FLIGHT STRETCHING TO HIT A FOREHAND — Diane Grbac gives her all ABOVE AS TINA CHEE RETURNS THE BALL — Concen- tration can be seen everywtiere RIGHT WITH THE BALL STRAIGHT ABOVE HER — Sandra Hong smasties the ball out ot anyone ' s reacti FAR RIGHT SEEING THE CAMERA — Yuni Yoshida stiows tiow to hit a powerful forehand OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT TAKING A CHANCE ON THE GAME — Mono Nakooka and Sharon Hotoe take charge of the net £ -J - =rr _ Pr t — j W it = — — - 11 Again FAR RIGHT AFTER HITTING A WINNING FOREHAND — Angie Koh gets ready for the next point BELOW SEEING THE SHORT BALL — Christina Hong and Ines Permejo attack the net BELOW LEFT KNOWING THE NEXT POINT IS IMPORTANT — Denise Maeda serves an ace BELOW RIGHT TRYING TO MAKE A PASSING SHOT — Darlene Senaha hits a daring forehand VARSITY: FRONT ROW — (LEFT TO RIGHT) Ines Permejo, Sharon Hatae. Angie Koh. Yumi Yoshida, Denise Maeda, Darlene Senaha 2ND ROW Tina Chee, Christina Hong, Mono Nakaoka, Diane Grbac, Geri Leyva, Sandra Hong, Coach Westphain Girls ' Varsity Tennis -t A Sports iyy J.V. Tennis Earns its ■y ? ' '  5 Congratulations are in order to the girls J V. tennis team tinis year on a job well done. Led by coacti Tony Grbac, tine girls captured the Mission Valley League Cham- pionship with an impressive 17-2 record. According to Coach Grbac, this year ' s team was one of the strongest we ' ve had in years. Their strength was a result of hard work at least two hours of prac- tice a day and close team coo- peration where teammates would often help each other, de- velop their strengths, and correct their weaknesses This all paid off OS the team was unbeatable, of- ten completely shutting out op- posing teams (18-0), At least eight to ten of the J.V. players will be on varsity next year. 1 i ' tt ' 1 rr; 1 , , . . ' = ■! :;- ' K i ' i h i I I • O .- ia ' l.LitB f S .- GIRLS ' J.V. — (FRONT (?OW) T Endo, G Motonaga, L Maehara, P Fang, J Derr, J Hong, K. Suehiro, C. Inafuku, (BOTTOM ROW): A. Slew. L Loo-Hoo, R Hosozawa, L Inouye. N Morihiro, L Ogawa. N Nabeta, V Schultz (NOT PICTURED): J. Quan ' f f • V Tennis UU Sports Name FAR UPPER LEFT CONCENTRATING HARD — Kim Suehiro and Phyllis Fang con- centrates hard to win the game TOP SMASH!! — Jenniter Quan serving up a smash FAR LEFT PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT — Tract Endo practices before her match to mal e sure she ' ll win ABOVE ALWAYS ON THE GO — J V Tennis with all the hard practices made this year ' s team excellent J-V. Tennis r -t Sports Z U 1 o° , ' Looking Forward to G o- 17:46 was the fastest time run this year by Gerardo Suarez, a frosh soph runner. Although cross country had a small team and didn ' t have a winning year the team stuck togeth- er and gave it all they had. Varsity boys finished the year with 0-3, frosh soph boys finished with a 1-2, and the varsity girls as a team didn ' t compete because of lack of participants. There wasn ' t a com- plete five. This years frosh soph team was quite competitive. The team includ- ed excellent runners like Gerardo Suarez, Jose Garcia, David Leaton, and Brian Kakita. There was also a two and a half minute per mile im- provement over 1983. Cross country team could have been better with more runners for varsity girls and the boys team, but over all they had an exciting year. UPPER RIGHT CROSS COUNTRY DO THEIR BEST — This years cross country team tried their best to have a winning season. ABOVE RUNNING FOR THE GOLD — Jose Garcia trying to set a new record a Better Season BOYS ' VARSITY — (TOP ROW)C, Bernos.r? Hule, C Calderon (BOTTOM ROW) G Vega. J Wong. J. Avila. GIRLS ' VARSITY — (LEFT TO RIGHT) M Melyan. L Chan, E Gonzales, M Severson BOYS ' FROSH SOPH — (,TOP ROW) G Suarez. B Lam. D Newauist. Kakita (BOTTOM ROW) D. Leoton. J Garcia, T Tamayori LEFT: STRETCH . . . STRETCH ... — Darin Newquist and Jose Garcia warming up before the meet FAR LEFT BE ALERT — The cross country team runs to break school record Cross Country y- Sports AKjJ I Got This One! — Ruth Akahoshi sets one It Better Go Over — Jana Klein concen- Score One More — Ki Kang serves one for up for tier teammates trates on serving a point against Rosemead. ABOVE LEFT Concentration — Tama Duron looks on with great concentration which is M aBs  — needed in this game ABOVE A Volley To Save — J V player Ester Sanchez volleys one over - ' ..pa i. to save a point RIGHT Slam That Ball — Karen Sanchez knows how to hit that Pall over to score ; I ■r f ' )f ( Volleyball ZU4 Sports Spikers Reach for High Goals This year both the J V, and Varsity Volleyball teams brought two new coaches. The new Varsity Coach is Becky Valentine. She is on off campus coach, a P.E. teacher from Gorvey. Janeane Vigliotti is J.V. ' s coach, a new teach- er here at Mark Keppel teaching World History, Varsity contained all seniors. Only two, were returning Varsity players, team Capt Ki Kang (a four year Varsity letterman) and Vera Sun, They had a difficult year, having to make some adjustments but with much spirit and devotion they did well as a team. The J.V. team was a fairly new member team, they are all very skilled and showed they hove ability but the inexperience of the players were a set back. Looking toward next year, it should be a strong team along with a gaining of success. LEFT Aiming to KIM — Varsity Capt Ki Kang goes up to spike, in a matcti against El Monte Varsity; — (Row 1 Top) Coacti Becky Valentine. Tonia Duron, Lisa Maulit. assistant Degar Yen, (Row 2) Rutti Akatioshi, Ki Kong, Jano Klein, Dawn Gotanda (Row 3) Vera Sun, Anita Martin J.V.: — (Row 1 , Top) f lartha Torrez. Sandra Guzman, Kattiy Gutierrez, (Row 2) Coach Janeane Vigliotti, Leticio Calderon, Ester Sanctiez, Karen San- chez, Paula Kurllch (Row 3) DIonne Diaz, Stacey Deal, Julie Walker. Sandfo Martin Volleyball C Sports ZU!? Shooting Their Way This year there has been a change on the Varsity basl etball team , Coach Bob Zabel isn ' t coaching anymore. The Varsity team is led by Mike Burke. The year started off slowly but we won some gomes. With four returning lettermen, Sal Cha- con, Tony Garcia, Ron Kobata and Glenn Shl- moda. Coach Burl e was faced with the task of preparing the rest of the new members, and he did a good job. Even though the team wasn ' t successful in winning all the games. they had a lot of team spirit and enthusiasm. There were also lots of new players who were excellent. The whole team gave it their best and had a fun year. Basketball is an excit- ing game that everyone should try. So if you are interested get in touch with Coach Mike Burke, ABOVE BLOCK THAT BALL — Mike Chavez tries to block ttie shot during the Rosemead game MIDDLE GET THE BALL! — Tony Garcia jumps high tor the ball MIDDLE RIGHT RE- BOUNDING THE BALL — A Keppel player tries hard to re- bound for our team at a Rosemead game FAR RIGHT CATCH!! — Mitch K looking hard for a Keppel player to pass the ball VARSITY — (LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach M Burke. G, Shimoda, W Hah. D Wu. JChen, Colderon, T Garcia. S Chacon. R, Kalamian, M, Chavez. R. Koboto. M, Kimura. L Reyes, E C, Quach, 206 Varsity Boys Basketball Sports FAR LEFT CONCENTRATE — Mike Burke gives coaching advice to help the team LEFT MAKE IT IN THE BASKET — Tony Garcia shoots the ball to score 2 points ABOVE JUMP!! — Keppel and Rosemead jumps tor the Pali Varsity Boys Basketball ' ) 7 Sports ZAj I J.V. ' s Aiming for High Goals The Junior Varsity Basketball team, coactied by Ed Koester, did very well this season. With good discipline from Coach Koester, the team has perfected its skills through long hours of practice. Even though they are at a disadvantage because of their height, their ability to con- trol the boll mokes up for this How. They are not just a bunch of boys who con shoot well They are also guick on their feet, and their determination and dedication to the team puts them ahead of other teams. The team consists of 7 juniors and 5 sopho- mores. The juniors are Steve Yamamuro, Scott Ward, Paul Wan, Ctiu Duong, t eng Lee, Jeff Yamabayastii, and Peter Chung. The rest who ore sophomores are Marc Kawaguchi, Hoang Trihn, Te Ly, Alex Joko, and He Thai. Overall the team was filled v ith energy, enthusiasm, and confidence that gave them a successful season. TroB Junior Varsity Basl etball — (TOP ROW) Coach Koester. Jeff Yamabayashi. He Thai, Te Ly, Meng Lee, Hoang Trinfi, Peter Ctiung (BOTTOM ROW) Steve Yamamuro, Chu Duong, Paul Wan, Scott Ward, Alex Joko, Marc Kawaguctii THIS PAGE — ABOVE LEFT AllOver the Court — TeLy shoots for 2 ABOVE MIDDLE Anotfier perfect shot — Marc Kawaguchi shows us his finesse ABOVE RIGHT Going up lor the rebound — Te Ly crashes the board Ci J B°YS Basi etball iiUo Sborts LEFT Up for two — Alex Joko scores another two points BOTTOM LEFT Concentration — He Thai ready to score, BOTTOM RIGHT: De- lending ttie basi et — Meng Lee boxes out an opponent BELOW Mai e it inll — Te Ly agoin ' i ' ' JV Boys Ba5l etball ' kr f Sports ZUy Varsity Basketball Shoots for Victory Loriene Honda Kelly Hua Leslie Kaneko Anita Martin Nicole Monhifo Final buzzer — Keppel girls win another game Darlene Senoha ii i U Sports Girls Varsity Basketball UPPER RIGHT Fast break — Lonene Honda dribbles down the court while Arroyo girls follow. LOWER RIGHT One on one — Leslie Kaneko driving down the court in a game UPPER LEFT Up for two — Ruth Aka- hoshi attempts a basket during a gome ogainst Arroyo Girls Varsity Basketball Team With a winning streak for the past two yeors holding a 20-0 re- cord, varsity basketball strives for a third year of victory. The team consists of 1 1 seniors and one freshman Among the four returning varsity players ore R. Akahoshi, D. Grbac, L. Honda, and N. Matsumoto. Among last year ' s JV players who have moved up to Varsity are M. fra- zier, L. Kaneko, A. Martin, L. Mar- tinez, and D. Senaha, pius an ad- dition of three new players, sen- iors D. Gofanda, K. Hua and freshman N. Morihiro. Coaching for varsity for the third straight year is Karen Maynard. The team is at a disadvantage this year since most of the players are rather short. However, their quickness makes up for this. They hope this quality will get them to the CIF Championships, Girls Varsity Basketball ' ■j i -j Sports ,Z i i Tl ' GO For It! In the past the JV Girls ' basketball team has always done well, this year is no exception. Under the supervi- sion of Coach Polnner, the new coach, they were ex- pected to fulfill their expectations. Coach Palmer cur- rently teaches math at Muscatel Junior High He has coached at many schools before, including Rosemeod High with Coach Karen Maynard several years ago At the West Covina Christmas Tournament, they won first place by defeating Arroyo, Son Gabriel, and Downey in the championship gome Coach Palmer is very opti- mistic of his team because they ore such good athletes and work well together BOTTOM Pressure tree throw — Andrea Davis completes a free throw in the game against Rowland FAR BOTTOM Fight (or It — keppel players battle for a rebound RIGHT Up (or two — Betty Tomura beats the defense downcourt to score two points ffj .rjf o fT ' .n ■W JV Girls ' Basl etball — FRONT ROW Sandy Homamoto, Mike Palmer (coach), TriciQ Ramirez 2ND ROW Dorothy Wang, Betty Tamura, Wendy Hamamoto, Alli- son Kunishima 3RD ROW Rakeru Nagohara, Leticio Calderon, Konitho En, Sandra Martin, Margarita Solte 4TH ROW kim Berry, Kim Dyson, Andrea Davis, Julissa Varelo, Theresa Gonzales, Michelle O ' Gorman. 2-| JV Girls B-ball 1 Sports Frosh Soph Shoot For The Top Freshman Basketball — FRONT ROW Brian Murray, Paul Akahosrii STANDING Bobby Towery. Billy Prion, Edwin Truong, Stephen Hong, Ziad Raraj. Aoron Schott, Guy Fok, Jaime Avila. Cuong To, Doryl Jung, Bobby Senatio, Coacri Tony Grboc Soptiomor© Basketball — lett to r ignT j Giang. w ' eynoso, M Boncies, C Vuong. R Rivera. S Lee, B Jou, D Quacti, R Comboa, Q Le, H Luu, V Vuong. L Ong, R Tavarez Paul Baldwin — Head Coach, T Daughtery — Statistician ' Not Pictured) This year Keppel has a new freshman basketball coach — Keppel grad. Coach Tony Grboc. For many years Coach Grboc has been involved with the tennis program and decided to give basketball a try. They won first place in their own Tournament by defeating such teams as Los Altos, San Marino, and San Gabriel In the Championship Game, In the Los Altos Tournament, they placed second by defeating Los Altos, Glendora and then losing to Bish- op Amat. With thirteen players deep the team is going strong and has high hopes of winning their league The sophomore basketball team did equally as well. Led by Due Quach and Lim Ong, the team has been quite successful By defeating Schurr, Arroyo, and then losing to San Gabriel, they placed a strong second in the Son Ga- briel Tournament Since they have done so well in the pre- season, they also have high hopes of winning their league Coach Baldwin emphasizes ploying good basketball, working as a team, and most of all, having fun. ABOVE Make that shot — Paul Akahoshi drives baseline to score against the Alhambra Moors LEFT Warming Up — L Ong and C Vuong prac- tice hard tor their game F S Boys B-ball ' -) -t ■ Sports A i-J ' 1 l ' ' ° Vw°od Faculty Sports Hoop with the Stars Mark Keppel was fortunate to hold on unusual basketball game. No, it wasn ' t a Varsity basketball game It was the Faculty vs. the Celebrity All-Stars, The game was held as a fund raiser for the bas- ketball program The gym was jammed-packed with spectators hoping to catch a glance of one of the celebrities. It was one of the biggest turn out for a basketball game The crowd seemed to enjoy themselves watching their favorite faculty members including our principal, Mr. Chavez, go head-to-head against favorite television person- alities The Celebrity All Stars ore not only good actors but fantastic athletes. The faculty did their best too. Together they mode the game entertaining FAR UPPER LEFT Checking out the scene — Actors David Wallace. Jack Coleman and Steven Ford enjoying the big crowd turnout TOP CENTER Laying it In — David Wallace sinks m two points BOTTOM CEN- TER Selling up the play — Principal Mr Chavez hands the ball off to teammate Mr Stoddard UPPER LEFT Going for two — Jack Coleman adds some more points to the scoreboard LEFT Shooting the lumper — Steven Ford shows his smooth shot Basketball -i C Sports A LJ Varsity Wrestles . Q .V 0= The 1984-85 Varsity wrestling team has had a successful sea- son under the guidance of Coach Marshall Thompson. The main factors contributing to their success were their skill, hard work, and dedication. Be- sides doing well in league, the team has participated in weekend tournaments, such as a 10-way meet in Downey, in which the team placed first. With their record so far, the team is expected to do well in League finals and CIF, with out- standing performances by re- turning Varsity members Polo Cruz, Calixto Jimenez, Keith Gilliland, Dean Isa, Dean Yo- shizumi, Bryon Quiroz and Rus- sell Noriega. ABOVE UNDER PRESSURE — Keith Gilliland try- ing to tie up tiis opponent, BOTTOM PAINFUL DEFEAT — Saul Flores pins opponent in a dou- ble chicken wing. 1 Varsity Wrestling Sports opponents to the Mat I VARSITY — (TOP) Coach Thompson. K Gilliland, S Flores. P Cruz, R Noriega, B Quiroz I (MIDDLE) M Potterson. M Voldovinos. N Saito. F Lew (BOTTOM ROW ) N Avilo. A Vas- quez, D Yoshizumi. C Jimenez, end D Isa ABOVE LEFT UNDER CONTROL — Sf Polo Cruz rolls oppo- nent on back for a pm ABOVE RIGHT TIGHT SQUEEZE — Alex Vasguez trying to release his head from opponent MIDDLE LEFT CARELESS WHISPERS — Noel Saito demon- strates cradle MIDDLE RIGHT ON TOP — Lance Tabuchi shows his skill. Varsity Wrestling -i -7 Sports L ABOVE TOP STRUGGLING TO GET FREE — A Temple City wrestler struggles to get free during a match at Keppel ABOVE MIDDLE I ' M IN PAIN! — A Temple City wrestler is in pan as a Keppel wrestler tries to pin tiim down ABOVE GETTING CLOSE — Keppel wrestler tries hard to win the match TOP RIGHT HEAD TO HEAD — Keppel and Temple City going head to head during the match PIGHT SUFFER! — Temple City wrestler suffers as Keppel wrestler Danny Rubin pins him dowri tr. win the match FAR RIGHT ROUND AND ROUND — The wrestlers tun,- ble around and around trying to pin each other down ' J -| Q J V Wrestling Sports Tryin ' to Pin for Big Wins Junior Varsity is the testing ground for future Varsity Wrestlers. The main objective of wres- tling at the J.V, level is to mature as a v restler and gam valuable experience. An athlete who has wrestled at the J.V. level will have a great advantage when he moves up to the Varsity level However, winning on the J.V. level is just as important as it is on Varsity Wrestling The Frosh Soph Wrestling Team also hod o successful year. Though very young and inexperi- enced, the team, with long, hard hours of practice and help from alumni Larry Landless and Coach Thompson, they developed the skills to win most of their matches The seasons agendo consisted of o number of tournaments in which wrestlers were given a chance to win medals. They also competed in dual meets with each team in the league The 1984-85 season was one of learning and of hard work, as well as one of fun and success. J.V. WRESTLING — (TOP ROW) Coach Larry Landless, A Martinez. J Villegas. T Garcia. S Smedley. C Leuong. D Rubio, H. Trejo. (MIDDLE ROW) A. Lee, L Felix, D Terramani. G Avila, T Schempp. A Terrenes. D Lozano (BOTTOM ROW): L Felix, L Tabuchi, L. Jimenez, M Angulo, S. Jimenez, L. Villegas J.V Wresting -i r Sports Z 1 A Winning Season Varsity soccer showea great potential as well as ex- perience. Under the direction of Coach Werner Bar- suhn, ttie team demonstrated its superiority by per- forming anottier outstanding season But it took more than just great coaching to create a winning team. It took determination and many long, arduous hours of mental and physical preparation. Players practiced almost everyday executing drills and exercises or hold- ing a scrimmage once in a while. All the hard work and dedication paid off as Varsity began its season taking a third place finish at the La Canada Tournament in early December. Experience was a key factor toward the team ' s suc- cess. There were seven returning players from Varsity, Walter Cabrera, Gueru Esquivel, Alberto Loo. Ivan Lo- pez, William Heltman, David Gonzalez, and Alfred Ibarra, and five from J V , Joel Gomez, Jose Mendoza, David Rodriguez, Galdino Rodriguez, and Carlos San- chez. With the combination of great coaching, fancy footwork, and experience, they were well on their way toward CIF play-offs. ABOVE Taking off — Alberto Loo blocks a goal against Arroyo in a nick of time ABOVE RIGHT Another foible against Arroyo — Keppel regains control of the ball CENTER LEFT That ' s using your head — A player executes the pregome dnils under the watchful eyes of Coach Barsuhn CENTER RIGHT Vying for possession — Cesar Rodri- guez seizes the opportunity to take control of the ball away from A rroyo 21 C rsity Soccer ZU Sports 9 i.y U vi o-v. cxvv ' ' -y e s P e c ; u I Varsity Soccer — (FRONT ROW): Alberto Loo. Jose Torres. Claudio Rodriguez. Galdino Rodriguez, David Rodriguez. Cesar Rodriguez. Jose Mendoza (BACK ROW) Coach Werner Barsuhn, Gory Esquevel, David Gonzdiez, Thong Thai. Ivan Lopez, Pedro Cardenas, Joel Gomez, Alfredo Ibarra, William Heitman, Carlos San- chez J.V. Soccer — (FRONT ROW) Sean Gill. Carlos Prado. Juan Viltegas. Pat Cevallos. Nelson Contreras. Andre Pekerti, Kong Krai (BACK ROW) Coach Roberto Yepez, Alex Quinones, Bohvan Ghandhari, Booloc Le, Eleazar Francisco Ulloa, Jodene Derr, Ignacio Ayala, Carlos Bonilla. Savong Khiev X Under the dynamic coaching of former Keppelite, Coach Roberto Yepez, the J.V soccer season proved to be a very rewarding one. The team was mode up of a few returning players which meant most of the play- ers were in their first year. However, this lack of exper- ience did not prove to be a handicap. They were determined to have on outstanding sea- son Their eagerness would not stop them from long hours of practice and training. Along with determina- tion, players possessed such qualities as swiftness and agility which proved to be on advantage in dodging opponents and running the ball downfield. Capturing third place in a preseason tournament at La Canada, J.V soccer was well on its way toward a flawless season. Such dedication and abilities are the makings of great Varsity players to come. Cci TEr On the run — ignociO Ayala beats his opponent to the ball LOWER LEFT One on one — Ignacio comes to a face-to-tace con- frontation with his opponent ABOVE Anxious bench warmers — Fellow players cought up in the awe ana excitement of the gome against Arroyo J V Soccer Spoits 221 A ' P Getting into the Swing of Things The Varsity Softball team, under the rookie coaching of EdKoester, started off the season with high hopes With their five returning varsity players — Sandra Gus- man. Anita Martin. Lorraine Martinez. Francine Reyes, and l-lortensia Quezada. along with the help from some of lost years JV ' s, the team was ready to domi- nate. Under the coaching of Ed Nielson. the JV team got off to a good start during pre-seoson The team proved to be very strong with very enthusiastic girls Both the Varsity and JV teams put in many hours of practicing which led them to a very successful year Kathy Avina Chris Can Jadene Derr Sandra Gusmon Lorraine Martinez Irene Medina Edith Pacheco Chris Piaz Hortensia Quezada Francine Reyes Missing Dorothy Aguilor. Anita Martin Julia Young I Ed Koester Ed Nielson 222 I Softball ■ports JV SOFTBALL (FRONT ROW) Leticia Gutierrez. Lupe Saenz, Anna Nunez. Sandra Martin Angle Hernandez (MIDDLE ROW) Marci Marks. Edie Harfwick. Wendy Hamamoto. Julissa Varela. Gma Limon (BACK ROW) Donna Arenas. DIonne Diaz. Sylvia Melendez. Mercedes Garcia Martha Perez LEFT TOP Catch this! — Julissa throws in to home-plate for the out CENTER Gather round — Coach Koester calls the girls in for lost minute tips LEFT Gotcha ' — Sandra gets down for a great stop ABOVE Swing Awav ' — Aztecs wait patiently for their turn at Pot Softball ' -)--% ■T, Sports Z. Z.J «s V a c Z4 Sport 4 II II 1 d 3 1 ■mm m ■ K L ' . 1 If VARSITY BADMINTON Geri Leyva, Kong Ang, Yumi Yoshida, Faye Chen, Man-Chi Chong. Cuong Pham, Anh Ly The, Stephanie Yen, Helen Luc, Frank Yang, George Yang. Wai-Hon Jung, Angie Koh J V BADMINTON Jessie Chan. Margaret Solto. Beth Lang, Ang Wen, Rosa Li. Teresa Cheung, Phyllis Fang. (Kneeling) Wai Chong, Wen (E T ) Huong, Sushon Tsaonimoroir, Greg Chou. Di-Di Kunia Wan, Ray Gerungan. Tom Vuong, Janet Wong, Jenny Watch The Birdie! Badminton is a sport that requires speed, conditioning, quick reflexes, eye coordination, and good sportsmanship. Boys and girls have to be in top form. In a highly competitive match, players will run up to two miles, Coochingboth Varsity and J V, s Harold George Aided by assistant coach Wai Lun Chung, Coach George started the coed program seven years ago and the last time he coached Varsity, they fin- ished third in CIF playoffs He enjoys the game and finds it rewarding The team is young and consists of mostly sophomores and juniors, with a few seniors to add leadership. The sport is a recreational ac- tivity in a highly competitive environment, but as Coach George soys. Some peo- ple think its for the birds but I think it ' s a real good racket to get into, OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Smooth serving! — Tom Vuong shows off his style of serving FAR LEFT That ' s the way to go! — Cheers Coach George as a point is scoreO BOTTOM LEFT Player whacks birdie ABOVE LEFT 111 get it ' — Soys Phyllis Fang as onlook- ers watch ABOVE RIGHT Darn! — 1 couldn ' ve had that one says Tom Vuong Vofsity J V Sport 225 ABOVE Homerun — Ralph Conul gives all he can to make a homerun FAR RIGHT Watch out ' — P opiiHa his power into this pitch to strike out the other team RIGHT Anxious — Coach Saunders awaits anxiously tor the next play BOTTOM RIGHT Here it comes! — Troy Tetsuka gets ready to catch that fast ball 1 2 Varsity Baseball ZO Sports ' ' Under New Coaching This year the Varsity baseball team has a new coach Coach Valentino is no longer coaching the Varsity team. The new coach is John Saunders Coach Saunders has hod experience coaching other sports as well as JV Baseball, but this year he was challenged with the task of coaching Varsity Baseball The Varsity team consists of five returning lettermen, which ore Frank Narvaez. Rafael Canul. Anthony Walker, Pio Rongavilla and Troy Tetsuka Even though they started the season with a little bad luck, they practiced long hard hours to come back to the top With dedication and hard work the Varsity team has made this on unforgettable season. j i pkLt r- ' I -J VARSITY BASEBALL Troy Tetsuka, Pio f?ongavilla, Robert Rubin. Coach Saunders, Vincent Lara. Jose Martinez (MIDDLE ROW) Aaron Espinoza. Aldo Praslin, Frank Narvaez. Rafael Conul. Jimmy Ramos. Richard Kamei (FRONT ROW) Joseph Tavarez. Calixto Jimenez. Raul Coronado. Carl Lee ABOVE LEFT Warming up — Robert worms up before the game ABOVE What a game ' — Joe and his team- mates watch interested at the next play Varsity Baseboi Sports 227 Mo Baseball Mo Baseball What ' s thof To the JV team it means working hard and doing the very best that they can. MOTIVATION is the key word and 24-year-old witty, Steve DeWift from Cal. State, believes in it all the way. It ' s not a new form of baseball, it ' s just how they motivate themselves to play, AND IT WORKSm It ' s Mr DelA rff ' s first coaching job. and he hopes that it won ' t be his last JV spent many long hours under the hot sun reviewing basic fundamentals. It was mostly a rebuilding year. says Coach DeWift, but there ' s no doubt in my mind this team con moke it to the top Until then, keep moing in that bodyi ABOVE Get a moing on that body!! — Coacfi DeWitt watches his players carefully TOP RIGHT Time out — Huizar, Dale Pfrimmer, and Martin Gonzales kick back and watch a game BOTTOM RIGHT Smile for the cam- era! — Lance Duron takes time to take a picture while at practice OPPOSITE PAGE, UPPER LEFT Catcti fh s — Mike Banales practices his catching techniaues OPPO- SITE PAGE, UPPER RIGHT Batter up — JV player woits tor his next pitch OPPOSITE PAGE. LOWER LEFT Swingir g hara — Tommy Serroto gives it oil he ' s got ' ■jHrr. 2.-J Q JV Baseball ZO Sports At h ' I • A ss  JV BASEBALL — (TOP ROW) Martin Gonzales. Joe Morales, Coacri DeWitt, Dole Pfnmmer, Robert Clark (MIDDLE ROW) John L Duron, Mike Banales, Edgordo Cardenot, Tomnny Serrato (BOTTOM ROW) Tony Mora, Manny Portilio, Mike Koneko. Arthur Gonzales. JV Baseball ' ) -- rx Sports Z.J,Z In the Lead o The track team was composed of promising new memPers in addition to returning talents The team worked hard and dedicated a lot of time and effort to maintain top condition. Each memPers ' training was set up especial- ly for him or her according to their level of ability by Coach Andy Herrera Although there was a weakness in the distance events, it was overcome by outstanding performances in the sprinting and jumping events. Coach Herrera was pleased with the teami and expects that they should hove a successful season He and the team are aiming towards qualifying many of its members to participate in CIF ABOVE Ahead of the game — Jose Garcia and Ger- ardo Suorez keep their pace RIGHT Faster than ever — Carlos Berrios excels in the hurdling event against San Gabriel 2 2. f Varsity Track U Sports . AkSiT TRAi K — i,BOTTUM ROW; L Calderon, V Schuitz. E Gonzales, B Tomura, D Chew, raptain C Berrios, Captain K Kang. A Sieu. C Lee. S Jun. A Wong (SECOND ROW) E Leh. P ener. C Vuong. B Kakita. H Lee. B Okuhara. L Huynh. D Wong. C Loh (THIRD ROW) Y Lo. T Adams. G Sorbello, L Gonzales. M Severson. L Chan. R Nagahara. L Lee. D Newquist (FOURTH 70W) M O ' Gorman. T Tong. J Garcia. M Liaw. T Ho. A Ybarra. I Garcia. A Gonzales (TOP !?OW) R Huie. C Calderon. R Grijalvo. G Vega, and P Schnyder TOP l ' f jp ona auoy — Ki Kang attempts to leap new heights BOTTOM In the lead — Senior Mav Severson stays ahead of her opponent Varsity TrocK % ' T. 1 Sports AjX. - • TOP OF PAGE Winning determination — Sean McCarthy strokes to a victory in the 100 meter butterfly agoinst Covina MIDDLE RIGHT Last words — Coach McLoin gives last minute tips and advice before doing battle with Son Dimas RIGHT Leader of the pack — Scott Koga leads in breast stroke workout ABOVE. CLOCKWISE Ttie four competitive strokes — Jono Klein performing freestyle. Jerrod Ullah, backstroke, Janet Goodfellow. breaststroke, Joyce Tomanaho, butterfly 2 -J Varsity Swimming Z) sports I H I M I ) t S- Challenging the Odds and Winning As one of the most ctiallenging and demanding sports, swimming tias begun to be a Keppel pow- ertiouse Although it was said that it would never happen here, swimming continues to tal e every- one by surprise For his fourth year as coach, John McLain. has transformed the swimming program into one of a winning tradition. When Mc .a r) first took the posi- tion the team consisted of 10- IS swimmers, today it boasts 55-60 member team For the first time, the team was able to hove strength in numbers, due to Coach McLain. With stronger swimmers in the al- ternate strokes, backstroke, butter- fly, and breast stroke, qualifying swimmers into CIF was in reach The CIF hopefuls were Sean McCarthy. Jennifer Miyagawa, Jana Klein, and Scott Koga. Other strong perfor- mances were put in Py the remain- ing premier athletes: Tim Schempp. Jerrod Ullah. Sean Gill, Dawn Go- fanda. Paula Kurilich, Janet Goodf el- low, and Flora Yokoyama. ' , -ii p 4k ABOVE LEFT Triumph ' — Tim Schempp, Jerrod Ullah, and Sean Gill congratulates each other after sweeping La Puente m the 100 meter backstroke LEFT GO ' — Coach McLdin and Sedh McCarthy cheer Jennifer Miyagawa to a first place finish in the 100 meter backstroke against South Hills VARSITY GIRLS- SWIMMING — (SECOND ROW) Joyce Ta- manoho. Flora Yokoyama, Jana Klien, Dawn Gotanda, Mon- isha Guha, Jennie Kim, Coach McLain (FRONT ROW) Tina Chee, Nancy Lee. Jennifer Miyagawa, Paulo Kurilich, Janet Goodfellow VARSITY BOYS ' SWIMMING — (FRONT ROW) Coach McLain, David Leaton. Scott Koga, Sean McCarthy, Walter Bau- mann, David Ramirez, Jerrod Ullah, (SECOND ROW): Tim Schempp, Michael Lee, Van Trieu, Tony Garcia, (NOT PIC- TURED): Boon Ho Wayne Ky, Craig Taylor, Sean Gill Varsity Swimr ing Sports 233 Newcomers Show Future Promise llUlll V n ii m w mw vi . ■ B - Newcomers proved to be valuable in the Junior Varsity competition With a surprisingly large team the JV teams dominated the league showing much promise tor future varsity teams. Strong performances were given by Leane In- oye. Ruth Maehara. Jennifer Golly, Jane Hong. Peter Cheng. Julian Lopez. and J.C Quintana Consisting entirely of first year swim- mers, they had to build their team from the bottom up Training proved to be the valuable key to their success. Many not only hod to learn the alternate strokes but they had to compete in those events as well. With determina- tion and a lot of natural skill and athleti- cism the team has complemented the varsity teams and soon will take their place ABOVE RIGHT Caught on the tur n — Loreine Cor- dova IS photographed while turning m her 100 meters freestyle RIGHT In motion — Luzmana Quintana demonstrates the backstroke Sp - .J-VX v; JV GIRLS ' SWIMI ING — (FRONT ROW) Ruth Maehara, Nanette Anderson, Tonja Harm, Leone Inoye, Laureen Cordova, Jannet Kawoi (NOT PIC- TURED) r?osy Chang, Jennifer Golly, Jane Hong, Anna Jung, Masumi Motsun- ago, Narrisa Naval, Luzmana Quintana JV BOYS ' SWIMMING — (FRONT ROW) Due Trinh, Alan Truong, Tinh Hung (SECOND ROW) Marvin Chang, Peter Cheng, J C Quintana, Joseph Lanza, Dien Ly, Coach McLoin (NOT PICTURED) Richard Komei, Julian Lopez, Alfred •Millot, Cdrlos Pfodo 2 ■ JV Swimming 3 4 Sports LEFT When Leane talks, everyone listens — Leane Inoye discusses her chance against Edgewood BELOW Grin and bear it — Tanja Harm frowns OS she is photographed at an inopportune moment BOTTOM OF PAGE We did it! — Ruth Maehara and Jannet Kawoi embrace after winning their respective events in a meet against Charter Oak ' ' t ' ' ' ' ' T m  Mm kdm-i- ' JV Swimming T C Sports Z 5 ' p . Boys ' varsity tennis team con- sisted of eleven players instead of the usual eight. Team Captain Winston Yu. sophomore George Serantos, and freshmen Jay Ta- miya and Bobby Towery all played doubles. In singles letter- men Fernando Castor and Mike Wong returned while Tony Wu and Neil Ctiong added to the force. In addition to the eight var- sity members, MJce Kawaguctii. and newcomers Anthony Sel i and Yuval Astikenazi completed the team. El Monte and Rose- mead proved to be the biggest challenge in league gomes Coach Tony Grbac felt the team ' s hard work and practice paid off in the end since we cap- tured the MVL title once again. Coacri Tony Grbac and Team Captain Winston Yu RIGHT Playing with style — Fernando Cas- tro demonstrates his tectinique OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Just in time — Bobby Towery hits a volley Viihile Jay Ta- miya approaches the net OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE LEFT Stretch — Tony Wu leans forvi ard in order to hit a forehand OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT Intensity — Winston Yu concentrates intensely to hit a difficult overhead OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT Strike one — Mike Wong gives the ball a powerful smash over to the other side OPPOSITE PAGE MID RIGHT. Whose is it — Neil Chong and George Serantos let the ball pass right through them 1 iStill the Champions . . . r r ' 0 ' . v ' A ' ; i ? ' o  v.. 1 4 Ste« 2 ' } y Boys ' Varsity Tennis O Sports k, lk Fernando Castro Winston Yu George Serontos Mike Wong Jay Tamiyo Bobby Towery Tony Wu I ni t Neil Ctiong Anttiony Seki Yuvol Ashkenozi Mike Kawaguchi Boys ' Varsity Tennis ' o Sports L ' J I Enthusiasm is the Name of the Game CENTER You re never gonna get it — Sopho- more Wayne Le smashes a ball down the line UPPER LEFT Concentration — Sidney Chiu tosses a ball up high and awaits to finish his serve ABOVE Smash that tiaby — Calvin Ly demon- strates his magnificent forehand JV TENNIS — (FRONT ROW) John Takemura, Bobby Koh, Albert Salvador. Bryant Koh, Tom Jou. Calvin Ly, Frank Lau. Sidney Chiu. Hung Phung (STANDING) Coach Westphaln. Norman Chiu, Billy Lam, James Kim, Peter Chen, Raymond Choy, David Wollenstein, Wayne Le, Ernie Zorote, Johannes Chan, Steve Hsiang 238 JV Tennis Sports FROSH rfWN S — (FRONT ROW) Yoon B Choi. Daryl Jung. Mike Jou. Stanley Kane- shige. James Won. Jonathan Cuestra (STANDING) Coach Westphaln. Paul Aka- hoshi. Jun Chang, David Ortiz. Vuthy May Stanley Lam, Justo Castellanos Skill makes a sure thing y - -ii,se-:. The JV and Frosh teams were very young, but also very skilled They both did well in league, having practically no competition A big asset to both of these teams was their enthusiasm. It helped the overall morale of each team and kept them going. In Coach Westphaln ' s opinion, some or all of the JV players were capable of competing on Var- sity level The only reason why they didn ' t was that there was a great deal of competi- tion among the players. The tennis teams hove always been very successful This year has not been any different MIDDLE LEFT Swinging sensation — Yoon B Choi nails a backhand during o match against Arroyo, BOTTOM LEFT ; got it! — Paul Akahoshi returns a ball while team- mate Jomes Won looks on TOP Keep your eye on the ball — Jonathan Cuestra is trying to decide wriere ' o place his shot Frosh Tennis Sports 239 Varsity Yell Tami Samaniego Varsity Yell 84-85 consisted of eight very spir- ited girls: eigtit seniors and two juniors. They cheered enthusiastically at all varsity games getting the crowd to cheer along with them. The girls gave tremendous support and confi- dence to all of our Aztec teams. Being on Varsity Yell was no easy task. It is a time-consuming job. First the girls learned the cheers and routines, practiced until they knew them perfectly, and then they attended all the varsity games to cheer the teams on to victo- ry. Hours and hours of hard work is what made them so outstanding. 240 varsity Yell Sports Donna Reyes Varsity Yell ■-% -t Pep Squaci Z4i Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Tracy Brendzal. co-captain Janet Goodtellow, captain VARSITY SONG - ,-■■;•, ' ' OW) J Goodfellow (SECOND ROW) C Carawan (THIRD ROW) A Gonzales, T Brendzal Angle Gonzales Candle Cdrawan LOWER RIGHT We ' re 1 — Varsity Song shows oft ttie old school spirit LOWER LEFT Song advisor, Monica Chns- tensen fii--iM ' J i ' ' ) Varsity Song Sports Varsity Song consists of four members: Tracy Brendzal, co- captain; Candie Carawan, An- gie Gonzales, and Janet Goodfellow, captain. Tlie fact that Song is small this year limits them to certain routines How- ever, they work very well to- gether, sharing and enjoying each others company. Song leaders cheer and add spirit to the games, just as cheerleaders do. But what make ' s them unique is that they add dance and jazz movements to their routines. The title originates from their specialty in performing dance routines to music at rallies and games Cheerleading can be glam- orous, but it also means a lot of hard work and money. Practic- ing for upcoming events when- ever necessary. Pep rally rou- tines usually take two weeks to create and perfect. Uniforms or Song cost approximately v500 while cheerleading camp cost $150, but it was said to be well worth it. TOP LEFT Showing their style — Song per- fects a formation MIDDLE LEFT Hold that pose — Song concentrates on every move during practice MIDDLE RIGHT With pom-poms in hand — Tracy shows enthusiasm while pre- paring to cheer tor a football game BOTTOM LEFT Time to smile — Get ready to take a picture Varsity Song ■ i ' J Pep Squad J Let ' s Hear It for the Girls! Hard work, discipline, and dedication de- scribes the efforts JV-Yell, B-Yell, and Drill Team along with Banner faced everyday in order to reach perfection! JV-Yell consisted of only four sophomores — Angela Aramenta. Monique Cabrera, Terri Ortiz, and Sandra Vasquez, B- Yell was also small with only five freshmen mak- ing the team — Melissa Barajas, Tami Duron, Cindy Manning, Jessica Moreno, and Sylvia Ro- driquez. Both coached by Ms, Christenson, JV and B-Yell were taught strict discipline in memorizing routines, attendance, and various techniques. Drill Team and Banner, advised by Ms, Heredia, were mixed together since the team consisted of 18 participants. Drill Team and Banner learn the same responsibilities as the other teams, but also much more. Heredia taught them strict military discipline, sharpness, rhythm, and jazz and ballet movements such as different types of splits. Drill Team and Banner also participated in invitational competitions with many different schools with the band. With all the effort made, the teams felt a sense of self accomplishment and performed with pride. Cheers to a job well done! BELOW: Practicing a choer — Melissa Barajas fills with spirit as sho performs RIGHT Performing with pride — Monique Cabrera shows her technique FAR TOP Taking a break — Angela Aramenta tries to tell Terri Ortiz her dilemma FAR MIDDLE Jumping off the wall — Terri Ortiz leaps onto the ground. FAR RIGHT. Rehearsing a routine — Captain Den- ise Gallardo leads the rest of Drill team and Bqnner with style % A A ®P ' ioi o ' i Z ' Sports fA m m - JV-YELL — (FRONT ROW): Angela Aramenta, Sandra Vasquez, Tern Ortiz, and Monique Cabrera B-YEU — (FRONT ROW) Melissa Barajas. Tami Duran, Sylvia Rodriquez, Cindy Manning, and Jessica Moreno DRILL TEAM AND BANNER — (FRONT ROW) Candee Corell, Patty Beal, Denise Galiordo, Gino Morales, Lupe Saenz (2ND ROW) Jennifer Golly, Gloria Limon, Cindy Molinar, Kristen Hernandez, Liz Avilq, Debbie Salazar (3RD ROW): Madon- na Le Came, Christy Huizar, Angle Hernandez, Madeline Navorez, Gmny Ptiroodti Phroodtiome and Yvette Villegas Pep Squad c Sports Z45 A Special Time A Special Place Now A Memory Four of the most memorable years of our lives were probably spent in high school. These special times we ' ve shared will always be a part of our lives. High school was an experience in itself Remember that first day ' ' As freshmen we wan- dered aimlessly through the campus trying to get from room 116 to B-20 before the seven minute passing period was over while at the same time try- ing to avoid being trampled to death by the entire student body. When lunch time came around, we either waited twenty minutes to get something to eat at the canteen and then gobbled it down in ten minutes, or if we were smart, we brought a sack lunch and enjoyed the company of fellow freshmen at the lunch courts. By the time we were seniors, we knew the place inside out We had our own little hideaways. No more worrying about getting to class on time — and in one piece. We had our own techniques for surviv- ing the stampede through the hallways, A twist here and a turn there. We got to class in about five min- utes and had some time before class to talk with friends about last night ' s homework. After fourth pe- riod we dashed out to the parking lots for a quick bite at a nearby fast food restaurant High school was more than just the crowded hall- ways and getting to class on time. It was a time of growing up and finding ourselves We experienced all sorts of ups and downs. We felt the pressures and the excitement. We made new friends and learned to cherish old ones. If not for them, we would have very little to look back upon We remember the laughter and tears and the special times spent to- gether. As we began to appreciate them, we learned to appreciate ourselves for who we ore as individuals Some time from that very first day in September to that last day in June four years later emerged a masterpiece of individuality fashioned by the hands of experience and self discovery. We may leave with diplomas in our hands, but our hearts will always hold a treasure chest of memories UPPER LEFT Our marquee says it all — We dared to be different CENTER LEFT All Is calm before the storm — An empty hallway, a rare sight during passing period LOWER LEFT: Sitting pretty — Sandra Hong and Alice Yang take time out from their lunch hour to smile for a picture TOP CENTER Picture perfect — The magnifi- cence of Keppel is captured by a timeless photograph CENTER Ttie gang s all here — A local Freshmen gang decides on plans for the weekend UPPER RIGHT Let ' s hear it for the boys — Luther Mandi and friends show us who ' s number one LOWER RIGHT Peek-a-boo! — Scott Koga and Nancy Lee sneak up on Paulo Kurilich WE DARED TO BE DIFFERENT 4 11 ' ' W™ m Aim 1 - ■t c 246 Closing Closing 247 Make It Happen We are the generation that will become tomorrow ' s leaders. The experience we ' ve shared and the hardships we ' ve conquered will no doubt contribute to the way we will approach the decisions which we must make in our lives. Life is a testing ground of experience, and high school is only a part of this huge sphere Throughout our lives we will confront many obstacles which we must overcome. At times these obstacles might seem impossible to conquer, but they offer us a chance to challenge ourselves and our limitations. We hove a grove responsibility not only to ourselves but to others as well. We must take charge of our lives, and in turn, it will insure us of a future worth living, a future of many as one world living in peace We ore all mem- bers of this common community called earth. The future is in our hands. Only we , , , can make it happen. LOWER LEFT Go get ' em — Team mascots show their spirit at a home game, LEFT Suspended in awe — Spectators wait patiently for the reteree ' s coll UPPER LEFT Order of fries to go — Eric Romero provides the crowd with what they ordered TOP Out of ttie blue — Could Lee Ming have a question in Calculus? TOP CENTER Would you look at thafi — Something seems to hove caught Sandra ' s eyes CENTER ? se and stiine — Calculus students ore alwoys on their toes ABOVE Some good advice — Go, fight, wini Seniorsi TOP Take tieed — Our time has come CENTER Sweer wctofy — Long hours of practice pays off for Jana Klein UPPER RIGHT Ask anyone — Aztecs are 1 RIGHT Heat of the moment — Joyce, Nancy, and Tina watch as the Aztecs score the winning Dasl et LOWER RIGHT Ctieck out those —Girls are not the only ones who look good in short skirts 248 Closing Ctosmg 249 r t ■y ,t 4 ' - -m Jesse T, ipppz 4 l-Q f K I - Mclges m ' Mi p; f f - -f— .V . w x t-.. 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C Ap t Index AbboTT, Lawrence L Adbuiia Ahmad a Abundis, Danny — Q5 A CAPELLA SINGERS — 160 Aceves. Irma B 70 Aceves, Mortha A — 70 Acosta, Aibe ' to — 82 ■ Acosta. Carmen — 128 • Acosta. Daniel — 1 15 Acosta, Peter — 82 Acuna, Enrique O — 82 Acunc. Robert — 70 Adame, Gabnel M — 95 Adame, Renay L — 70 Adome. Tracy — 32 Adams Teresa k — 82. 153 Adair Shan — 6 ADMINISTRATION — 126 ADVERTISEMENTS — 252 AFS - 171 AguilQf. Dolores M — 70, 159, 187 Aguiiar, Juan M — 70 ■ Aguiiar, Laura — 126 Aguilor, Mofie M — 82 Aguilar, Robert V — 70 Aguiiar, Roger G — 49 AguJIera. Albert V — 92 Aispufo, Maria ! — 82 Aispuro, Maro A Ajtme. Daniel — 69 Akahosht, Joson J — 95 Akahoshi. Paul E — 95, 213 Akahoshi. Ruth — 36, 49. 152. 166. 174. 187. 205, 210 • Akers, Paul — 122 Alamos, Alejandro Alamos. Alex — 70 Alarcon, Aleiandro A — 95 Alarcon, Judith — 70 Alarcon, Paul P — 49 ALAS — 177 Altaro. Virginia — 82. 176 Alhashemi, Hesham A ■ Allen. Duane — 123, 192 Alien, Duone Jr — 18. 35. 49, 192, 195 Allen, Michael E — 95 Almoraz. Henry Almeida. Frank T — 82 Altamirano. Margo — 95 Alva. Michelle G. — 70, 240 Aluarodo, Armondo L — 70 AlvaradO, Cheryl A — 95 Alvarodo. Edna M Alvarodo. Josephine A — 82 AlvaradO. Manuel Alvorado, Patncio R — 70 Alvarodo Reynerio — 95. 168 Alvarez. Fernando A — 70 Alvarez, Gina E — 95 Alvarez. Kevin — 69 Alvarez. Luis — 82 Alvarez, Luz E — 70 Alvarez, Manuel D — 70 Alvarez. Nancy F — 82 Alvelois, Peter — 95 Amador Enrique AMER ASIAN — 166 • Amore Beverly — 127 An. Jeong Mi — 49 An. Jeong S An. Lu Anderson. Nonette S — 95 Androde. Aurord — 69 Ang, Chong Lim — 70 Ang. I Lim Ang, Kong Lim — 49 Ang. Koun B — 95 Ang. Lang Lim — 32 Ang. Siem Bun — 49 Angulo, Manuel A — 82, 219 Antich, Gregory — 69 AOWAKYA - 164 • Apablaso Idaho — 128 Apancio. Monoliso — 49 Aparicio. Stella M —95 Arando Stephen G — 95 Arau|0. GaDriello 5—95 Arceo. Martha J — 82 Arellones Lorraine — 70 Afellano, Debbie A — 70. 181 Arellano. Raul — 49 Arenas, Donna — 82 Arguellas. Cynthia — 49 Arguelles. Kathy — 70, 178. 189 Arguelles. Maria Anas. Alejandro — 70 Anas, Noe — 82 Anas. Richard J — 95 Armendetez. Rosemary — 69 Armento. Angela — 82. 245 • Armor, Bob — 127 Arqueto. Efroin — 70 Arneta. Charles £ — 176 • Arnolo, Gloria — 128 Arroyo, Claudia — 95 Arroyo. Laura — 70 Asomi. Sanae E — 82 ASB CABINET — 156 Asrit-enazi Yuval — 23. 156 ASIAN EXPRESS — 167 ' Aslanion. Jonet — 116 Austin. Col R — 95 Austria. Alfred G — 70 Austria. Bernedetfe S — 95 Austria. Christine M — 82 Avalos, Laurentino — 82 Avilo. Elizabeth C — 95. 153. 245 Avila, Gina M — 95 Avila. Gonzaio — 82. 2i9 Avila, Jaime T — 95. 173, 213 Avila. John M — 69. 203 Avila. Juan U — 69 Avtia. MatiQ A — 70 Avta, Michael D — 82, 174. 181 AvilQ, Milton W — 32 Avilo. Nelson — 69 217 AvilO Avila Aviles Avino AyOlO. Ayaia Ayaia AyalO AyalO Ayaia AZTEC AZTEC Nelson R — 92 Rodrigo — 70. 176. 197 Uriel R Lio V — 70 Kothenne E Adolberto — 70 Blonco O — 70. 176 I, Juan A — 70 Rachel R Susana — 69 176 Vgnocio F — 221 SINGERS — 161 STAFF — 154 B Boca John R BADMINTON — 224 Boe Hea-Kyung • Boidenegro. Carlos — 127 ■ Baldwin. Paul — 124 BALLET FOLKLORICO — 176 Bon John u — 83 Banales, Michoel — 83 213 BAND — 156 Bonh. Dung Sung — 70 6anh. Ernest — 163 Bonh. Hy Sui — 83 Banh, Ko Chi — 168 Bonh. Quon — 33, 163 Bonh. Yen Le — 49 Banos, Milton B — 96 Boo. Nhon — 49 Barojas. Carlos Barojos Melissa — 96. 244, 245 Borojos Monco — 70 Barajos, Victoria A —49 161 Borcelo. Tommy L — 96 Barney. Liso J Borrero. Mario J — 83. 197 Borrero. Salvador Barron. Angelina — 96. 178 Barron. Lisa — 83 • Barshun vyerner — 124, 220 ■ Ban Mary — 128 • bartiett Clara — 121. 158 BASEBALL — 226 BASKETBALL BOYS ' — 206 BASKETBALL GIRLS- — 210 Bostido Gina — 49 Basurto, Mono E — 83 Bostiste, Kim M — 70. 161 Bastiste. Penny M — 96 Baumonn. Walter H — 96 Bautislo. Madeline — 68 Baydaline. Christine N — 63, 174 Baydoime. Nichoiai A — 49 Bozurto. Maria E — 83 Seal. Armond — 96 Seal. Patty — 83. 245, 269 Sermon. Martin — 116 Seas. Mana L — 96 Becerro, Danny S — 83 Secerril. Roberto M Beck Christopher A — 83 Beck. Debro A — 83 • Becker, Kathleen — 126 Bee. Mono San K — 70 Seitron Patncio — 49 Benovente. Curtis E — 96 Bender Joseph S — 96 • Berman Martin — 116 Berno! Rosemary — 96 Berno) Sergio A — 70 Serquom. Phillip — 17, 49 Berret. Scott T — 70. 181 Bernos. Carlos J — 68 Berry. Bill G — 70 Berry. Kimber Le — 96 Seruman. Herman Serumen. Corolme M — 96 Bhakta SonjOy — 70 BIO-SCIENCE CLUB - 170 Slack Paul — 70 Bloncorte, Denise M Bioncarte. Oione — 96 • Bohnert Sue — 114 Bonilla. Corlos — 83. 221 Booker. Paulo L — 49 Sorbon, Jock A — 70 Borquez, Joe A — 49 Borquez. Kevin F — 50 Sorroyo Erick R — 83 Bouzanquet, David — 50. 153 • Bowe Novella — 128 Boytes Enrique S Bracomonle, Manuel D — 70 Brocamonfe. Money M Brodshaw Anthony Bradshaw Martha E — 50 Bravo. Edgar B Bravo, Enko A ' Breen, Iris — 1 19 Brendzal. Michael D — 37, 50. 163 174 Brendzol. Jracy N — 70. 164, 242. 243 Bnones. Anna — 83 Brizuela, Guillermo E — 96 Bnzuela, Ruben E — 66 Brockwoy, Angela — 83 Brothers. Kellye — 68 ' Brown, Deloro — 127 • Brown, Jackie — 129 Bruno. Steven P — 70 Buan. Hector Budilaksmono. Melonio Bueno. Joseph — 83, 176 • Bujoso, Cynthia — 129 Bujosa Nadine — 70. 161. 170. 174 Bullord, Solly A — 50. 178 Bun. Norith — 96, 173 Buon. Kun Ly — 83 • Burke, Mike — 128. 207 Burns. Kristino R — 63 Buff Ola Lawrence 51 • Burton. Poul — 127 • Bush. Mary Jone — 127 • Butler. Vickie — 129 Bustomonte. Paul — 83 Butondo. Monica Y — 63 Byers. Beverly J — 83 Caanono, Erie J — 71 Caamono, Nicole C — 83 Cabrera, Lena M — 96 Cabrera. Mariano — 83, 197 Cabrera, Melissa — 96 Cabrera. Monique — 83, 244, 245 Cabrera. Mynam V — 83 Cabrera. Walter Cabuto, Richard — 51. 160. 161 Cobuto. Robert — 71. 158 Colderon, Cloudio — 71, 203 Calderon, Edward — 51, 192. 206 Calderon. Lorry — 71 Calderon. Leticia — 96. 180. 205. 212 i-alvin, Jose M Camocho. Henry A • Camp Dons — 131 Campos, Arthur — 96 Campos. Edmund Campos. Glono C — 51 • Campos, Jose — 127 Canales, Gina — 71. 184 Canos, Marlene J — 50 Conos, Mirno E — 83. 177 Cantu. Mono E — 96 Conul, Rafoel — 16, 50. 192 Cao, Dang Guy — 83 Cao. David C — 96 Coo, Nhon Guy — 71 Cao, Tom Thanh T — 71 Cao. Tri Von — 69 Capote. Bernordo Capote. Elizabeth M Carawan Candie — 71. 186. 242. 243 Cardenas Eduardo — 96 Cardenas. Pedro — 71, 176, 220 Cardiel. Georgino Cordozo, Othmoro — 96 • Corlelon. Janice — 131 Carr. Chnstina C — 69 • Carr, Shirley — 129 Corfosco, Jesse a — 83 Corrillo. Amporo — 50 Cornllo, Humberto — 71. 192 Cornllo. Jose — 83 Cory, Brandon D Cosodo, Humberto — 63 Cosing, Jeanette M — 96 Costanedo. David — 83. 163. 197 Costonedo. David A — 96 Costanedo, Mogdoieno — 83 Costanedo. Rudy E — 96 Costanedo, Sylvio — 50 Castanon, Momca P — 71 Costellonos. Justo — 96 Costellonos, Mono C — 96 Castillo. Andres — 69 Castillo. Anson D — 71 Castillo. Dorlene — 96, 159 Costorena, Anthony D Costro. Enc A — 71 Castro. Enn — 96 Castro. Fernando — 50 • Castro, Gissello — 120 Castro. Marc A — 7 1 Castro, Vanessa M — 83 Cotolono. Frank — 96 Cotolano. Giuseppe J — 71. 197 CATHAY CLUB — 167 Cedeno. Antto — 83 • Ceniseroz. Esther — 129 Centeno. Flora L — 33 Cerdo, John R Cerecedes. Williom A — 69, 159 Cervantes Celia — 71 Cervantes, Margie — 63 Cervantes. Mono Cervantes, Pedro — 71, 192 Cevollos. Pot F Jr — 96. 221 Cho, Yong Won — 83, 172, 181 Chacon. Daniel D — 96 Chacon. Salomon C — 71. 206 Chan, Chi Man E — 96 Chan, Chung Ming — 83 Chan, Helen — 83 Chan, Hing Ming Chan, Jessie M — 51 186 Chan. Jimmy S — 96 Chan, Johannes C — 83 Chan, Lopsie L — 96, 167. 169. 171, 202 Chan. Roymond S — 96 Chan, Siu Hong Chan. Stanley — 173 Chan. Tok Ming — 69 Chan. Vivienne H — 71, 169 Chan. Vuthy — 71 Chan, Woi Chun — 69 Chang. Chi-Chi J — 69 Chang. Chin Sen J — 96 Chang. Chung Chi — 96 Chang. Henery H — 83 - Chang. Jo Lan M — 96 Chang. Junydung — 96 Chang. Kevin — 51. 160, 161 Chang. Li Yuan D — 69 Chong. Marvin L Chang, Raymon — 96 Chong. Rosy — 51 186 Chang, Selina Chong. Sia-Tung — 69 Chang. Shioo-Wei C — 33 Chang. Shiyoung — 71 Chang, Steven — 69 Chang, Wei-Chun P — 96 Chonthovong, Le — 172 Chonthtarot, Nonxoy — 69 CHANTICON — 185 Choo, Meng — 71 Choo. Py — 71 Chao. Uy — 71 ChasTek, Scott R — 83 Chou. Due Le — 96 Chau. Hung Vi — 96 Chau, Kiet G Chau. Ku Cong — 71 Chou, Long Von T — 51. 71 Chou, Minh Vi — 83 Chau, TnLe — 168 Choutran. Wendy Binh — 63 Chouvonn. Jose — 83 Chavez. Dohla — 96 Criovez Elio — 71 Chavez, Hector — 115 Chavez. Leticia — 71 Chavez, Manuel — 96 Chavez Michael A — 33, 48. 166, 206 Chavez Poulmo — 83 Chavez, Phiihp E 97 Chavez, Rudy — 126 Chovez. Victor — 83 Choviro, Abe) L — 33 Choviro, Alfred J — 71 Choviro. Darren C — 97 Che. Coong Song — 71 Chee, Tino — 2. 71, 153. 155. 174. 199 Chen, Brendo Y — 97, 169 Chen, Do I — 83, 181 Chen, Erie — 83. 174 Chen, Foye — 72 Chen, Fong Vu — 50 Chen. Jamie — 83 Chen, Jen — 83 Chen, Jenny C — 97 Chen, Johnny T — 72 Chen, Peter — 83 Chen, Sho Poi J — 97 Chen, Steven C — 50. 173 Chen Susan — 83 Chen. Wendy Y — 72 Chen, Yen, Yen S Cheng, Chieh Ten — 83 Cheng, Elenor F — 72 Cheng, Elissa F — 97 Cheng, Hui Wen — 69 Cheng, Ju Jong — 97 Cheng, Kim Hung P —- 83 Cheng, Peter — 72, 192 Cheng. Siu Ymg A — 69 Cheng, Su-Lim — 50 Cheng. Su-Lin — 97 Cheng, Tim T Cheng, Yu Ping — 84 Cheng, Yung Pei — 97 Chengswosdistha. Duanosmn J — 97 Cheong, Amy — 34, 172 Cheong, Lut Ling Cheong, Stanley — 72 Cheshewalla. Barry L — 72 CheshewoiiQ Tina i — 97 CHESS CLUB — 170 Cheung, Mong Nor D — 84 Cheung, Pnciiia — 129 Cheung, Teresa — 2. 72, 174. 186. 224 Cheung. Terrenee — 97. 181 Cheung Tin Siu A — 97 Cheung Woi Fun — 84, 175 Cheung Wai Mun — 72, 174 Chew, Donna — 84, 165. 174 Chhoy. Siong C — 97 Chhor. Many F — 84 Chhour Lieng Bun — 72 Chi, Nhit Phu — 72 Chi, Tong Nhit — 97 Chi. Yu Wai W — 97 Chiang. Ye Sm — 97 Chih, Poul — 72. 174 Childers, Marvin C — 97 Chin, Agnes — 1 16 Chin. Benson — 97 Chin, Hung Chih — 34 Chin, Hung Yi — 97 Chin. Norman — 167 Chin, Peter — 69 Chin, Poi C — 72 Chin, Ruby — 84 CHin, Yoki S — 64 Chinh, Su Hoo — 69 Chiu, Hsiao Yu C — 97 Chiu, Hung Vi — 97 CHiu, Judy Y — 84 Chiu, Norman — 84 CHiu. Sidney S — 72, 167 - Chiu, Wei Ming — 72 ' Choi, ; F — 97 Choi, Koi-Loi D — 69 Choi, Kieu Tu S Choi, Yoon B — 97 Chong, Kieu Tu S — 72 Chong, Ly — 72 . Chong, Mon-Chi — 50 Chong, Neil — 32, 33, 51, 170, 172 Chong, Va Song — 72 Chou, Annie T — 72 Chou, George — 72 Chou. Greg G Chow. Gail M — 72 Chow Michael S — 97 Chow Yim Ling — 51. 165 Choy Raymond — 84, 166. 167. 172. 175 Christenson, Monica — 119 CHRISTMAS BALL — 140 Chu Chi Hwei — 94 Chu Fong — 72 Chu. Hing — 69 Chu, Jane Chu, Jo Ti J — 34 Chu, Winsome — 72, 169. 186 Chu. Yen Chu. Vun Ti W — 34 Chung, Choy Muoi — 72 Chung, Hoo Thanh J — 72 Chung, Hue Hien — 69 Chung, Mei Yung — 72 Chung, Phon Tieu — 72, 168 Chung, Phuoe Hon — 72 Chung, Phuong Le — 84 Chung, Thanh Ngoc — 72 Chung. Wu Chen P — 84. 168 208 Cid Gobnelo — 97 Cid. Rebeco S Cinelli, Louis — 1 19 Cinke, Barbara — 126 Cisneros, Eduardo C — 69 Cisneros. Frances A —51 Cisneros, Mary H — 97 Cisneros, Roger G Clark. Robert W —84 Ctasson. Donna — 129 Clausen, Belinda A — 72 184 Clayton, Kothenne — 120 Cleveland, Jessie — 1 14 Cliff. Darren S — 51, 153 CLOSING — 246 Co, Woi Chee — 34. 155. 159, 186 Coburn Thomas — 116 Collis. Mike A — 72 Colmenero, Bernadefte M — 72 Compos, Edmond — 72 Contreras, Cynthio — 72 Contreros, Nelson S —51,221 Cofdero, Giono a — 97 Cordova. Cory C — 97 Cordovo, Loureon L — 97 Cono, Juan G — 84 Cornep, Michelle C — 97 Coronado. Raul O — 50 Corral. Barbara i — 72 Corrales. Peter — 69 Correc. Slanca R — 185 Correa. Marlene — EW Correa. Soma — 72 Correl. Condace E — 84. 159, 245 Cortez, Anthony D — 72 Cortez, Denise C — 72. 188 • Cortez. LvdJa — 129 Cortez. Robert — 69 Costello, Toniett© v — 97 Cofa. Adriano Cota, Beotnce N — 73 -•a Frank J — 97. 196 - ; -G Jason R — 73 Of. Irene — 118 CROSS COUNTRY — 202 CROWN a SEPTRE — 38 ■ _r V Lisa — 97 ..■ Dovid ? — 64 ■■;■. 37.69, 195 217 ; : ■:■■ 160 . ■j: PuDe-i — ' ' : CSF— 174, 175 r esta, Jonathan — 97 r.jevo. Jeonette M —73 159 ; jn Mui Sam — 50 D ■ ngeio, Mario — 84 ■ ngelo, Mike A — 50. 173 : u. Minh Vt — 72 ■ jQitono, Audrey — 124 jrig, Le Hong T — 84 - Jig, Lethu T _ ong, Phuong — - ong, Thanh QuOC — 72 :.ang, Thuan Bich — 50 ang, Tien Van 96 L oniels. Victor M — 96 :jugherTv Todd S —84 173 :ivtla, Monica R :;v ' 5. Andreo S — 97, 212 .;-iS, Lena — 51 :.:s. Todd A — 51 -i 4%ov . Chnstma D — 84 --- Alba, Henberto — 84 Ando. Tammy L — 97 - 3ellis. Mario — 84 -■■ -rancis Shannon L — 84 - .esus. Carmen L — 84 T- jesus Yvette S — 72 V ,a Fuente, Marcos — 84 _ e .o Fuente. Michelle C : ■? .0 O Ricardo — 72 : ■? ,o Torre, Socorro M . e .o Vara. Francisco — 84 : e _eon. Carlos — 84, 196 . ,,9on Richard J — 97 ' re Marco, Gmo — 129 ■?:ji Stacey a —97, 131,205 _ean, Celina — 130 ■ Jean Morsha — 119 -:■ ' - Jdaiys — 97 ' -- r, - . : Podolfo — 72 - : ■ -• no Vana — 84 174, 184.200.221 Diaz. Aar.an — 72 Diaz. Chnstina M — 72 Diaz. Dionne M — 96. 205 Dioz, Ramon A Diep. A Sanh — 84 Diep, Bao A — 96 Diop. Cuong The — 84 Diep. Dae The — 84 Diep, Hung Mtnh — 84 Diep, Kinh Phot — 64 Diep. Le Tnnh — 84 Diep. Mindy — 84 Diep. Ngoc My — 72 Diep. Ngoc Nhu L — 72 Diep. Nhu X — 97 Diep. Tai Bao — 97 Diep, Tai The — 84 Diep, Tran Thuy — 51 Diep, Xuan Le — 97 Dinh, Bang Cong — Do. Cue Mmh — 84 Do. Hoa Thieu S — 73 Do, Gta Mmh — 69 Do. Linh Mat — 84 Do. Linh Phuon G — 84 Do Loc — 73 Do. Nu Mmh — 73 Doiback, James D — 73 Dominguez, Benila — 128 Dominguez. Bajce A — 51, 156, 158 Dominguez. Donald F — 84 Dominguez. Edward — 97 Dominguez. Georgina — 85 Dominguez, Mary Lou 97 Dominguez, Napoleon F —97 Don. Kevin J — 85 Dong, Bomund — 116 Donnelly. Frank — 119 Donohoe, Bonme — 127 Dostaiek, Mark — 131 Drake, James H — 85 Drowns Joy 6—33 51, 187 Du. Lac G — 97 Du. Ngoc H — 97 Du. Tuong Banh — 97 Duarte. Flovio — 97 Duorte, Roquei — 85 Duorfe, Raul N — 73 Dubon. Arlene J — 97 Dubon Joseph R — 73 Duong, An Charies C Duong, Anh My — 69 Duong, Chu M — 73. 208 Duong. Chuong V — 85 Duong. Cuong — 97 Duong. Hung — 86 Duong. Hoa Thanh Duong, Jung — 97 Duong, Kim G — 85 Duong, Minh V Duong, Mmh Due — 73 Duong, Mmh Ngoc — 85 Duong, My Ngoc Duong, Noy — 69 Duong, 0 :ivS Do Duong, Toi Q — 85 Duong. Tham Nguon G — 52 Duong, Van Vi — 73 Duong. Vtnh Nguon G Duong, Vo Hmh — 73 Duron, Danny I — 73 Duron, Jenme R — 73 Duron. John R — 97 Duron, Mono Luz — 85 Duron. Tamt C — 245 Duron, Tama M — 97. 169. 205 Dyson. Kimberly A, — 85. 178. 212 Fujii, Cory K — 85 Fujimoto. Jams — 73, 164, 166 Fujlmoto. KoiChi — 33, 38. 52, 156. 166 Fujifa, Carol — 127 Fukagawa. Tracy L — 85 Fung, Ricky S Furukawo, MonaDu J FurukawQ. Nobumochi — 85 E Eduordo. Gerardo E — 73 Edudrdo. Mimo R — 73 Edwards Angela — 127 ELECTRONICS CLUB — 173 Elliott. Deonno M En. Kanrtho J En, Syovonn T — 69. 164. 172, 174 Encinos. Gilbert A — 85 Endo. Traci £ — 85. 160. 200 Escandon, Irene — 53 Escdhdon. Joe L — 85 EscarTin. Maunce A Escobor, Flora S EsCObor, Vir;il(0 Esparza, Christopher M Espofzo, David R Espmdolo, Lon A Espmozo. Aaron M — 85 Espmozo, Benedicta — 127 Espmoza, Delia a Espmoza. Richard — 129 Esguibel, Catherine J 85 Esquibel, Estella R — 161 Esquevel. Guery F — 73. 220 Estrada, Armando E — 73 Estrada, Carmen V Esirado, Josefmo — 85 Estrada, Mono-Ele — 73 164, 174 Estrada, Montca — 73. 176 F FACULTY — 1 12 Fociones. Michelle — 69 ' Fairlie Kenneth — 127 FAU PLAY — 134 Fang, Enc G Fang, Jenny W — 85 Fang, Kenddl R — 73 Fang, Micheli R — 85 Fang, Phyllis F — 73, 174, 200 Faroj Saluo — 73. 153 Faro). Ziod ' Farr, George — 117 FASHION — 22 Fousone, Michael C Foust. Micneie R — 73 Faust Yvonne L FBLA — 165 Fedenco. Loretto — 69 Felix, Lozaro — 53 Felix, Claudia Felix, Luis — 85 Feliz. Luis R Feliz. Donna M — 73 Feiiz. Wendy D Feng, Pei Kong A — 85 Ferio, Warren V Fernandez, Cesar Jr Fernandez, David N — 73 Fernandez, Nancy — 73 Fierro, Angel Fierro, Gabnel — 85 Figueroo, Cvnthio J — 73 Figueroo, Juan C — 85 Figueroa, Juon Carlos Figueroo, Kothy — 69 Finny, Barney — 69 Fisher, Jonathan G — 85 Fisher, Loreno Flores, Alicia — 73, ' 85, 189 Flores. Amporo P Flores, Antonio — 85 Flores, Eberardo L Flores, Jorge — 85 Flores, Josephine M — 85 Flores, Usd M ■ Flores. Lofolie — 128 Flores, Mario L Flores, Moreno — 73 Flores, Robert D Flores, Saul — 69, 217 Flores, Shonnon M Flores, Sonio — 69 Foe, Thi L — 85 Foe. Vy Guy Tu Folley, Michelle L FOOTBAU — 192 Fofon. Freido — 129 Porster, Remhard — 120 ■ Fosseimon. Kathleen — 127 Franco. Alex Franco, Debro L — 69 Franco. Frondes Franco, Gobneio Franco. Ruben — 85 Franco. Valene L — 85 Fronz, Normand Frozier. Mono R — 53, 187, 210 FRENCH — GERMAN CLUB — 166 FRESHMEN — 95 Ffias. Julius A FRIENDSHIP CLUB — 169 Fu. Diono — 85, 167, 174 Fuerstmger, Ginger L — 53 Fuerstinger. Sandy R — 85 Fuhrmon, Gmo B — 73 G Gaela, Cioudio — 93 Galon, Joann — 06 ■ Goiindo. Yolando — 129 Gollardo, Denise M — 84 Gallegos, Mark — 69 Golvan. Margo L — 33, 52. 185, 240 Galvez Joime — 98 Galvez. Geigio R Galvez, Sergio — 84 Gamboa, Richard — 74 Garcia, Anthony — 73 Gorco. Antonio — 52 Garcia. Arturo — 84 Garcia. Carlos — 84 Gareio. Charles J — 73 Gorcia. Christine M —84, 158, 168. 174, 186 Garcia, Daniel V — 98 GorciO. Down L — 98 Garcia. Debbie A — 73 Goroo, Eiio — 69 Garcia. Bso M — 84 Gorcio. Emilio A — 73 Gorcia, Ennque R — 52 Garcia, Felix — 73 Garcia, Gildo — 52 Gatcio, Gmo — 98 Gorcio. ismaei — 53 Garcia, Jesus P 98 Garcio. Joe E — 99 Garcia. Jose L — 73 Garcia, Jose M — 84, 174 Garcio. Lisa A — 84 Garcia. Mark — 99 Garcia. Mercedes — 84 Goreio. Michelle N — 99 Garcia, Miguel A — 99 Gorcto. Paul A — 69 Goreio, Portierio J — 99 Garcia, Richard D — 84 Garcia, Richord J — 84 Garcia. Robert B — 73 Gorcio, Roberto C — 99 Garcio, Sondfo B — 73 Garrido. Fronk R — 84 Gosco, Eleosor — 85 Gotico, Edie — 99 Gauthier, Jewell — 114 ' George, Darren — 116 George, Harold — 116 George. Mory Helen — 128 Gerne. Mono M, — 69. 154 Gerungan. Raymond A — 73 Ghondehan. Bdnrom — 99. 221 Giong, Huy Quoc C — 73 Giong. Lmh Tu — 73, 181 Giong. Nguyen O — 99 Giong, Thooi T — 85 Giong. Tuong T — 53. 174 Gill, Sean — 85, 221 Gillon. Edword G — 38. 53. 172, 174 Gillon. Robert j _ 73 134 Gillitond Keith P — 53, 216 Gm, Raymond — 65. 174 GIRLS ' LEAGUE — 180 Giron, Jaime — 73 Glendmnning, James — 113 Godmez. Dione Golden, Dovid P — 73 Goldstein. Cynthia R — 85 Golly. Jennifer — 99 Gomez. Alfred — 65 Gomez, Gfiseldo — 73 Gomez, Joei H — 53, 220 Gomez, Judith — 85 Gomez, Otiho — 85 Gomez, Wiifredo — 99 Gong, Jo Ann C — 38. 52, 161 Gonzales, Al j — 52 Gonzales. Angei — 52 Gonzales. Angelino — 52 Gonzales, Angie M — 73, 185, 242 243 Gonzolez, Arthur — 99 Gonzalez, Bertha — 73. 189 Gonzales. Blanco I — 99 Gonzales, Chns A Gonzalez. Concepcion — 73 Gonzalez, David — 85, 220 Gonzalez. Dolores — 99 Gonzales. Elame — 85 Gonzalez, Estebon j — 73 Gonzofes. Javier v Gonzales. Laura T Gonzalez, Leticta M — 73 Gonzalez, Liiio t — 99 Gonzalez. Linda — 73 Gonzalez, Lourdes G Gonzales, Mono — 128 Gonzales, Mono i — 73, 173 Gonzales, Mono D — 74 Gonzalez, Mortm — 99 Gonzalez, Norma E — 53 Gonzales, Olympia — 129 Gonzalez, Rene G — 53 Gonzales. Shirley D — 73 Gonzales. Theresa L — 99 2l2 Gonzales. Thomos W — 52 Gonzales. Victoria — 99 Gonzoies. Wayne M — 73 Goodfellow. Janet L — 74, 156, 174. 180. 184 242. 243 Gordon, Kurt R — 65 Gorman. David J — 53 Gotando, Dan M — 99 Gotando, Dawn M — 53. 140. 156, 166, 182, 189. 204, 210. 232 Govea. Robert A — 53 Grasse. Karen D Gray, Mildred — 126 Green. Mike — 116 Grbac. Diane L — 37. 52, 142. 161. 210 Gnego, Cassondro M — 99 Gnego, Jeonnette C — 85 Gnialva. Momque S — 74 Gnjalvo, Ricardo F — o ' Girzzeiie. Angel — 129 Grusmon. Andrew D — 99 Grusman. Gma E — 52 Guenago, Alma S — 74 • Gunlher. Wtlliom — 129 Guerra. Anthony C — 99 Guerra, Michael C — 85 Guerra. Poul — 69 Guerra. Tmo — 85 Guerrero. Cynlhio A — 85 Guerrero. Ricardo — 85 Guerrero. Silvia — 85 Guerrero. Steve S — 99 Guerrero. Suzanne M — 52. 24C Guho, Monisho — 74, 158. 168. 179. 186 Guijarro. Cioudio ' Gurrolo, Rosalie — 127 Guthrie, Jonathan Guthne, Morye J — 86 Gutierrez. Brian M Gutierrez. David — 86 Gutierrez, Eried G — 99 Gutierrez. Jerry — 86 Gutierrez. Kothy j — 74, 178 205 Gutierrez, Leticio R — 99 Gutierrez, Marco V — 52 Gutierrez, Rene R — 99 Gutierrez. Rigoberto — 99 Guzman, Edward — 69 Guzman, George — 99 Guzman, Gtlberto — 99 Guzman, Juon M — 52 Guzman, Mono — 86 Guzman, Miguel A — 74 Guzman, Sandra — 187, 205 H Ha. Can C Ha, Cuong Tuon — 74 Ho, Janet — 74 Ha. Luan Quoc — 69 Ha. Tai Vi — 74 Ho. Vinh Quoc — 99 Hah. Wah You — 53. 206 • Holl, Gory — 119 Homaguchi, Jomce v — 66, 160 184 Homamoto. Sandra K — 74, 184, 212 Homomoto. Wendy H — 99, 212 • Hamilton, Angelina — 13C Hamon, Mary E — 86, 169 Hon, Hung Dmh — 74 Hon, Neil — 86 Han. Tho H — 69, 74 Hong. Hoa Ai — 53 Hong, Hoang D — 74 Hong, Kieu A. — 74 Hong, Mtnh Ton — 99 Hang. Ngoc Tuyen A — 86 Hong, Nhon Dmh — 99 Hang Thanh Ai — 53 • HoniQlis Mortho — 127 HARDWOOD HOP — 142 Harm. Tanjo I — 74. 169. 174 Horo, Yolando M — 7 Hartwick, Edie — 99 Hashimoto, Lmh — 99 Hashimoto. Nikko — 99 Hatae, Sharon M — 12 18, 33, 33, 48, 53, 152. 174, 188, 209 Hau, Bou Cun — 99 Hoyano. Jon M — 86 Hayes, Terry L — 86 Heehurie, Barbara L • Hemnch, Sharon — 120 Heitmonn, William R — 86, 220 Heng. Gmny G — 99 Hennerty. Eva O — 86 Hennquez, Abroham — 86 Hennquez, Carlos — 99 • Heredio. Irene — 124 Herdio. Porfirio — 99 Hemandez, Adam — 69 Hemanaez, Angie — 86. 245 • Hernandez Art — 130 Hemandez, Croig M — 53, 160 Hemandez, David C — 74 Hetnondez, Dmitn A — 74 Hemandez, Francis Y — 99 Hernandez, Guillerll — 69 Hemondez. irma — 54, 169, 178 187 Hemandez, Joe R — 69 Hernandez, Juono — 74 Hernandez. Knsten I — 74 Hemandez, Leonard — 69 Hernandez. Manuel L — 86 Hemandez, Miguel A — 99 Hernandez, Rochelle — 66 Hernandez, Sandra P — 74 Hemandez. Sarah — 99 Hernandez, Sylvio — 74 Herrera, Ahna — 54 • Herrera. Andy — 124 Herrera. Eduordo R — 86 Herrero, Lorrome L — 99 Herrera. Luis R Herrera. Michelle R — 99 Hidoka, Chns S — 54 Hien, My lmh D — 99 Hien, Trung Dot - ' Higgins. Kerry Hillesland. Enco W Hmh. Due T — 54 Hino, Elko — 54 Hmo. Mikoru — So Hinton, James D — Hiramt Glen N — ' ' y Ho. Boom Thior J — Ho, Donno Ly — 4 Ho. Ha — 74 Ho. Hong, My — ■ Ho, Jen-Ber-. — 9C Ho. Mui 5ac C Ho, Nga W — ' Ho. Pht X — 74 Ho. Phor--g Qu; — ! Ho. PhuC My — = ' ;■ Ho. Son Se:- Ho. T c:i To-- - o Ho. Tttus Ho. W ' JcviC -■ ■■■ HO. Q .r.r .H Ho. X„-r ,-i ■■ - -C . 114 - 56 Ho, Ya P Ho. Vau Bob — 86 Hoong, Chou Boo — 100 Hoang, Gio Ich — 7d Hoong, Winh Quy — 74, 174 Hoong, Nhu Quynh — 55 Hoong, Quyen Toy — 86 Hofer, Gino — 100 • Hoff Ken — 114 Hok, r?ith — 86 Holgum, Fobian — 74 Hotguin, Olivia M — 100 Holgum, Grace — 86 Holstein, Vonce — 100 Horn, Elvin K — 74 Horn, Glenn K — 96. 166. 181 HOMECOMING — 12 Honda Lonene H — 35, 48. 55. 165, 174. 18 210 Hong. Chang S — 74 Hong. Christina — 74, 170. 174, 199 Hong. Cyndi — 100, 160 Hong. Cuong B — 86 Hong, Jae Hee J — 100, 200 Hong, Lieng Q — 86 Hong, Mm Soo — 80 Hong. Mmh Boi — 69 Hong, Ran Young T — 55 Hong, Sondro S — 12. 39. 55. 174. 199 Hong, Steve — 86 Hong Steven S — 100 Hong, Thanh Man — 86 Hor. Agnes S — 100 • Hofst, Moynord 126 Hosozov O, Eric K — 86 Hosozawa. Rika S — 74. 188, 200 Hsiang. Steve T — 86. 167, 169. 174 Hsiao. Po Jen p — 86 Hsieh, Wei-Criieh — 74 Hsieh, Wen Huy — 74 Hsu, Chein Ping Hsu. Heng Wei — 69 Hsu, l-Wen C — 86 Hsu. Mary R — 100. 167 Hsu. Ning — 100 Hsu, Suonn S — 100 Hsueh. Peter C — lOO Hu, Cheng Han — 66 Hua, Huy Lap — 74. 169 Huo. Phan R — 100 Hua, Quoc H — 69 Huo. Quyen Ai — 54 Huo, Son Nho S — 66, 158. 159, 174 Huo. True Bach — 54 Hua, Vinh Quoc — 54. 165 Hue. Roymond — 54 Huang, Amy S Huong, Chi Chang — 100 Huong. Hou Ming D — 86 Huong. Ma Shm — 100 Huong, Shao Yuan C — 74 Huang. Wen Hung — 86 Huoto Gonzalo D — 86 Huerta. Alex Huerta. Asencion M — 74 HuertQ, Jose M — 100 Huerta. Miguel — 100 Hui, Mei Chi — 69 Hui, Yee Song M — 66 Huie, Raymond — 54. 203 Huizar, Christie L — 100. 245 Huizar. Dovid — 86 • Hulett. Gale — 130 Hum. Htoo Ling — 54, 165 Hunden. Dovid H — 100 Huong, Dien Hue — 55 • Hutchms, Chris — 128 Huynh, Boo — 100 Huynh. Doan T — 100 Huynh. Dung Tu Huynh, Honh Thi — 86 Huynh. Honh Thuy — 55 Huynh. Hoa Thuv — 55 Huynh, Hue Y — 100 Huynh, Hue Gto A — 86 Huynh. Hue Thi — 86 Huynh, Hung Q — 66. 167 Huynh, Lac T — 100 Huynh, Lon Phuong — 74 Huynh. Lang T — 86 Huynh. Mang — 74 Huynh, Muoi M — 74 Huynh. Nhi T — 100 Huynh. Son Kim — 55 Huynh, ThQp M — 74 Huynh. Thuo N Huynh. Tron Le — 100 Hy. Leann L — 87 Ibarro, Altredo — 87. 220 iborfo, Paul — 100 leng, Sopheapkal — 55 leng. Thida — 54 IDEA STAFF — 179 Inotuku. Christine A — 100 Inouye, Leone Y — 100. 200 Inouye. Sylvia C — 87 Insuo, Rose N — 54 Ip, Alvert K — 54 ISO. Dean T — 74. 172, 174. 217 Ishigome, Alice M —39.54 152. 156. 164, 172, 174, 182. 186 Ishigome. Henry T — 100 Ith, Thovarol — 74 Ivory, TraCi — 87. 134. 158. 159 168 Iv ata, Jason D — 100 ' Jockmon Theron — 124 Jaihouni, Mono — 128 Jaime. Daniel Jora. Liza — 100 Joromillo. Federico L — 54 Joromillo. Jose M — 87 Jaramillo, Moria G — 100 Jen, Hioo Mei T — 87 ' Jeng, Cothenne — 116 Jimenez Antonio Jimenez. Calixto — 55. 217 ■ Jimenez, Frances — 127 Jimenez. Guadalupe — 87, 219 • Jimenez. Juan — 130 Jimenez Loida — 100 Jimenez Pobert — 100 Jimenez Salvador — 74. 219 Jimenez, Yvetle — 87 Johnson, Naomi V — 100 • Johnstone. Jane — 115 Joko. Alezander T — 87. 208 Jones Christopher J — 100 Jones, Heother A — 87 Jong. Jenny — 74. 174 Jong. Winnie — 100 Jou, BillL — 87. 213 Jou. I-Keng T — 87 Jou. Mike — 100 Jou, Po-Tsang J — 69 Jou. Robert — 87 Jou Tom T — 100 Joyo. Elsie Y — 100 Juarez, Julio — 100 • Juarez, Sophio — 128 Juarez. Walton B — 74 Juliono Linda — 100 Jumoon. Ahned M — 100 Jumoon, Amm M — 100 Jun. Sphia J — 100 Jung, Anna M — 100 Jung, Dory) W — 100. 213 Jung. Wai Hon — 87 JUNIORS — 70 Justice. Jerry D — 100 K Koing Im Ka — 100 Kokita. Brian M — 100 203 Kakita. Laura S — 74 Kolomion, Pex A — 74, 206 Kamei, Richard T — 75 Kamigoki Cynthia H — 87, 166 Kanoshiro Todd — 100 Kdneko, Leslie M — 32, 55, 166, 187, 210 Kaneko. Michael D — 87. 166 Koneshige, Stanley K — 101 Kong, Ki Myong — 55, 165, 205 Kong. Miok — 55, 174 Koo Feng Ming — 75 Koo. Joe — 101 Koo, Kuo Pin — 101 Kao, Lindd — 75 Kao. Wilson Korosovs o, Allen O — 75 Kosty. Ah — 75 Kasha. Morgret L — 75. 158, 159. 186 • Katz. Robert — 38, 120 • Kovayo. Milhe — 130 Kawoguchi, Marc — 87 208 Kowoguchi, Michael — 54 Kawoguchi, Yuko C — 101 Kowoi. Jannet Y — 87, 160, 166. 184 Kawamoto, Rick — 87 158. 174 Kemer. Erica N — 75 Kek Phon Kelly Brenda — 69 Kelly, Jon T — 32 38, 54. 134. 158 159 Kelly. Scott A — 75. 158, 159 Kerdy. Anita P — 75, 181 Keung. Josephine Y — 101 Kho, Ha Tho — 54 Kho. Hue Tuyet — 75 Khiev. Suvann — 87 Khiev, Sovong — 54 Khuu. DiO Tan — 75 Khuu, Hiep M — 101 Khuu, To S — 101 Kim Bun Hour — 54 Kim, Choul — 69 Kim. Christopher Kim. Dong S — 87 Kim. Hyun Jung S — 101 Kim, James J — 87 Kim, Jennie V — 75. 188 Kim. Julie — 87 Kim, Ki Toe K Kim, Rosallyn J — 75, 166, 169 Kim. Sally J — 101, 166 Kim, SoyB — 101, 167 Kim, Sharon — 87 Kim. Theodore L — 75 • Kimura, Lillian — 117 Kimura. Matthew P — 75. 206 Kmconna. Chnstme M — 87 Kmgmon. James W — 35. 55 KIOWA — 186 Kirkpatnck Curlee — 101 Kirkpotnck. Roy — 69 Kirkpatnck. Tony — 87 Klein. Jana E — 55, 148, 165. 204, 232 Klingsoehr, Momko H — 101. 180 • Knott. SonotO — 119 Knowles. Clifton — 117 KG. Alan T — 75. 174 Kobata. Ronald I — 75, 206 • Kochmas, Margaret — 124 • Koester, Edward — 124 Kogo. Scott S — 37. 38, 55. 134, 148. 152. 156, 174, 232 Koh, Angela A — 33. 39, 48. 55, 156 174. 199 Koh, Bryant K — 75, 170, 172, 236 Koh Robert — 67, 156, 170. 172. 174, 236 Ko)0. Sandy — 67 Kong. Chi King P — 75 Kong, Frederick H — 36, 55. 164, 166 Kong, PhihpH — 101 Kong. Ponald C — 174 • Korpal, Bob — 129 Kouch. Kofhy E — 87 Koui HangK — 101 Ku, Irene — 87 • Kubal, Cynthia — 114 Kun, Huot — 75 Kunishima. Allison L — 101 Kuo, Yu Ping T — 87 Kunlich, Paulo G — 75. 148. 188. 232 Kurmowan, Didi — 55, 172 Kurniowon, Nani I — 101 Kuroki Chiyomi — 67, 166. 184 Kufosakt Kristen A — 101 Kwon, Alan — 101 Kwan, Arthur S — 87 Kwon, Carolyn M — 87 Kwon. Grace W 101 Kwon. Kwon Fong — 55 Kwon, Mono — 35. 56, 156, 166. 174, 18 Kv an. Tommy — 67 Kwok. Mei Ling — 75 Ky, Duyen Ngoc — 101 Ky. Hue L — 101 Ky. Kim Gto Ky, Mail — 87 Ky. Uyen Dieu — 56. 165, 174 Kyle, Joseph R — 101 La Le Le — 56 La, Le Thu — 66 La, Mai Qui — 74 La, Nhan — 101 Lo Tmh — 86 La, Tri Quoc — 86 Lo, Van Trung — 69 La. Von Truong Lacoyo, Maria D — 86 Lachman, Richard E —86 Loi, Lok Yee A — 74 Lai Serena S — 86, 174 Loi Tmh M — 69 LOi Wing Chun — 86, 174 Loi, Ving Km — 101 • Laib. Mercedes — 130 Lorn, Betty — 101 Lam, Billy W — 86, 174, 203 Lam. Chi Nhoc — 74 Lorn Dung T — 101 Lom, Edward — 86 Lam. Ha Bich — 101 Lom Hanh T — 57 Lam, Hien Q — 101 Lam. Ho Mmh — 86 Lom, Hung Mmh — 75 Lorn, Huong My — 75 Lom. Jack — 86 Lom, Judy W — 57 Lom, Khoanh A — 101 Lam. Khuong Mo Lom. Ky S — 101 Lom, Ky-Minh — 75 Lam. Lai — 57 Lam, Lon But — 86 Lam. Le BiCh — 57 Lam. Moi T — 101 Lam, Mmh H Lam, Mui Nhi — 75 Lom, Ngoc Tuyet — 86 Lam, Nguyel, Nu K — 75 Lam. Quyen D — 86 Lom. Soi — 57 Lam. Son — 69 Lam. Stanley G — 101 Lam, Tom My — 86 Lam, Teng Van — 56 Lom, Thoi, Thoo — 101 Lam, Thong K — 101 Lam. Thuy — 75 Lam. Trang Thuy — 75. 174 Lam, Ttmri So Lam. Trung Mmh — 101 Lam. Tuong — 75 Lom. Uoi Thi — 86 Lom, VanBrch — 75 Lom. Von Thi — 75 Lomos, Esther — 86 Lon, Lih L — 66 Lon. ShwuL — 101 Lancey, Matthew M —86 178 Londeros. Susan T — 75 Long, Vi Huong — 86 Lanzd. Joseph J — 101 Lao Kheang C — 101 Lai, Teng — 86 Lara, Carmen — 75 Lara. Carolina — 86 Lofo, Dagoberto Lara, Gabriel B — 75 Lara, Gabriel J Loro. Leticio E — 56. 165 Lara, Peter Jr — 75 Lara, Richard M — 101 Lara. Robert A — 75 Lara. Vincent R Laredo. Roger A — 75 Lorngon. Michelle — 86 189 Lou, Dung Com — 101 Lou. Frank Y — 101 Lau, Gustovo — 101 LOU, Joanne — 32, 38 56, 152, 164. 174. 179 Lau, Johnnie — 101 Lou, Kow Wang Q Lau, Song Ly — 37 Lau, Ung A Lay. Cot On — 75 Lay, Margaret Le, Boo — 101 Le. Boo Log T — 67 Le, Chonthovon W — 67 Le, Hong T - 32, 36. 56. 154, 170, 173, 174 Le. Huy C — 69 Le. Moly — 56 Le. Nha Uyen T — 87 Le. Nhung Le. Nhung Kim — 101 Le. Phuong My Le. Quang Chi — 38 Le. Thi Kim Le, Xuong Von — 66 Le. Xuong C Le Came. Madonna M — 101 Leoch, Cheryl J Leoton, Doved A — 101, 202. 232 Leav. Sophoeun — 86 Ledesma. Erlmdo J Lee, Amy M — 56 Lee, Arthur M — 101 Lee, Belinda E Lee, Carl 6 — 75, 174 Lee, Cheon Chi — 75 Lee, Chean Hui — 69 Lee Cindy — 101 Lee Ellen — 101 Lee, Hoe-Won — 101 Lee, Hyo J — 101 Lee. Janet — 101 Lee. Ji H — 56 Lee, John — 88 lee, JohnF — 68. 174 Lee. Karen W — 56 Lee. Kathy N — 101 Lee, Leiloni D — 75, 158, 159. 178. 185 Lee, U Chiun — 56 Lee, Li-Ming — 56 Lee. Lo Lm A — 57 Lee. Long Chen — 75 Lee, Meng Huo — 75 Lee, Michael D — 101 Lee, Ming Chuon — 86 Lee. Money — 75. 152 Lee. Sai Yui — 88 Lee, Soy Wei D — 88 Lee, Shaio Pei E- Lee, Shirley — 88 Lee, Susanna M — 101 Lee, Wing Ho D — 57 Lee, Wing Sze E — 88 Lee.Yung H — 66, 174 Leh, Edguan Ton — 68 Leh, Ediing Ton — 101 Lei. Sio Va S — 75 Lemus. Jullio E — 75 Lemus, Mono — 57 Leon. Bernard — 75 Leon, Sherri — 129 Leon. Sylvia — 116 Leonofd, Scott B Leong, Jontce V — 57 Leong. Julie H — 101 LEO ' S CLUB — 169 Lermo. Kim A — 101 Lerman. Richard — 88 Leung. Chee K — 101 Leung, Chi — 101 Leung Jeanme 6—66 Leung Km Man — 88 Leung, Siu Won — 101 Lew. Frank E — 75 Leyva Fenondo Leyvo, Gen — 12, 36, 57, 152, 171, 187. 199 Leyva Michael — 66 Li. Poso — 88. 174 Li. Tony T — 69 Li, Wendy W — 56, 165. 170, 174 Liow. Kyow Myint — 75 Liow Kyow Sien — 36 Lieswaid. Beverly — 124 Lieu. Chieu Re K — 101 Lieu, Hong Chieu — 75 Lim, Eugene W — 75 Limon. Gloria J — 245 . Un, Chi Vmh B — 101 tin. Chu Ying — 56 Lm, Khiettrmh B — 76 Lm, Wei Yuon T Lm, Yen Bei Lm, Zwei Ymg A — 101 Liu, Ellen — 101 Liu, Grace Y — 101 Liu, Kevin — 101 Liu, Kwok Fon A — 88 Liu, Mary C — 56. 174 Liu. Yun Hsiang — 56, 174 Llamas, Esther Lo. Bat Xuan — 66 Lo, Moly S — 101 Lo, Moly Vanh E — 69 Lo, Mei San J — 88 Lo, Ym W — 88 Loero, Rosa A — 56 Loh. Chung H — 76, 101 Lok. Van Khoi Long, Van Khoi — 76 loo, Alberto V — 57. 164, 165 170, 173, 174. 220 Lopez, Aieydo M Lopez. Carlos D — 69 Lopez, Cesar — 101 Lopez, Dee Anno — 76 Lopez. Elena V — 76 Lopez. Ernest Jr — 101 Lopez, Ivan C — 69. 220 Lopez, Jessie T — 76 Lopez, Joseph T — 57 Lopez, Julian A — 76 Lopez. Julio C — 101, 177 Lopez, Levt — 57 Lopez, lusselva A — 88 Lopez. Morysol A — 57. 177 Lopez, Miriam E Lopez. Nikki L — 76. 188 Lopez. Soroya — 17. 88 Lopez-Bianco, irma — 57, 134. 178. 188 Louks. Laurie A Louie, Gorrett S — 101. 219 Low, Robert — 124 Lozano. Daniel — 88 Lozano, Juon — 101 Lozano, Lisa — 76 Lozano. Patricia T ■— 76 Lozoya, Mark P — 76 Lozoyo, Steven — 76 Lu, Huong Thi M — 68 Lu. Jeft — 101 Lu. Meng Fen E — 83 Lu, Meng Fang M — 68 Lu, Puong Thi T — 101 Lu. Thuy B — 88 Lu, Tiffany — 88, 174 Lu, Tzu Hao H Luc, Trung H — 69 Lucero Samuel J Luian, Alfonso F — 88 Lujon, Enngue — 88 Luk. Patrick — 116 Luke, Justin — 76 Luo. Chia YuH — 173 Luo, Grace — 76 Luo, Wendy Lt — 76 Luong, Bmh N — 88 Luong. Denh — 101 Luong, In Xuon — 69 Luong, Kien Voy — 58 Luong. Nhi Hue K — 76 Luong, Thong G — 68 Luong. Tho Luong — 76 Luong. Tran Nhu — 76 Luong. Voy Xuan — 76 Luong. Vmh Xuan — 101 Luu, Cat Ton — 88 Luu, Dan The — 38 Luu. Dot A — 68 Luu, Denh Ni — 101 Luu, Ho Ni — 76 Luu. Hem Anh — 88 Luu, Hieu Nghi — 66 Luu, Hoa K — 76 Luu. Hung G — 66 101 LiAJ. Kten Thocn — 76 Luu. uon Hoa — 101 Luu. Loan 6—88 Luu. Luong Tieu — 69 Luu, Phan Tuv©t — 76 Luu, Phuong Le — 58 Luu, Wuven Tieu — 58 Luu. Vi Bieu — 88 Luu. Vmh H — 88 Ly, Anh Ngoc P — 76 Ly. Anh It e — 76 Ly. Bach Van T Ly, Bal Toy — 101 Ly. Binh Hue — 88 Ly. Bmh Quoc — 88 Ly. Danh Thanh — 76 Ly. Dien T — 10 Ly. Dieu My — 101 Ly. Ha Dong — 101 Lv Hang N — 76 , Hanh Hong — 58 . ong B — 58 . -!ong Le — 5Q _ . : ' .p Quang - .. -.e .c - 50 -. -,e ' .goc — 60 -), - ' ■g Manh — 50 Ly. Huong Cam — 50 Ly. Khoa T — 88 Ly. Khoa Dung — 88 Ly. Lan Ngoc — 50 Ly. L© Nhj — 76 Ly. Long X — 88 Ly. Luc A — 101 Ly, Ly My — 88 Ly. Ly Bun — 88 Ly, Mqo — 101 ■_ , Mlnh Du — 60 . , Mui — 58 ., Mui Sat — 101 , Wui Dong — 58 . ' jghiep LOP — 88 . Ngu A — 88 . nol Lop — 101 _. --:: ' a -60 -, - ' -I ' sD — 88 ., z- • .ong — 101 Ly. Salua — 101 Ly. Sreang Ly. SrengL — 101 Ly. Tarn M — 88. 174 Ly. TeQ — 88. 208 Ly. Thu Ngoc — 88 LV Trang — 60 . Tn Khoa — 101 Van Thanh - . Vou Leang — 88 ■ vons. Duane — ' ' ' ' M ' . ' :! Hang N — 77 ■. ' 2 Hoa Bich — 102 ■.■c Le Nhj — 77 ■, ' :; Mmh Phuoc — 80 ' . ' :; van BiCh — 80 v ' zicAaam Jarret M — 77 ■ ' . ' acCartney, Goii — 118 ■.■::.-abeo. Robert — 58 ' . ' arnKJo. Chiko — 58 ■ ' 3; ' -iiao Vun — 102 :;; , - y _ 80. 102. 176. 184 J . eiDDie — 80 . : j: ■ :oert A — 102 ■ ' ' -o O.ane ■.■:!eaa. Denise Y — 48, 58, 166, 187. 100 ' , ' jehafa. Elizabeth S —77 ■. ' aenara. Ruth T — 102 I Magallon. Laura — 77 Magallanes Ramon F — 58 Magano. Mort;n — 50 • Magni, Angie — 126 Moh. Kendfick — 77 Mai. Hoi Nang — 77 • Mater. Lydia — 120 Moiers, Neil C — 80 • Mojo, Nedra — 120 Maiono Juan C — 80 Majano. Mono R — 80 Mojono. ZiomofO l — 77 Mak, Fung Yuk Mdk, Piu Lung — 77 MaldonodO. Leticio M — 50 MoiaonaOo. Mono D Moldonoao, Rosdufd — 80 Molesptn, Rene — 80 • Manchester. Gabneiia — 114 Mandeviile, Janet W — 36. 50 Mandi. Dommgo Jr — 80. 174 Mandi, Lutner D — 32, 69, 103 • Monetta. Mono — 120 • Mangfum, Scott — 115 Manning, Cynthia M — 102 Manning, Robert — 77 Moo, Dung Ngoc 77 Mao, HatKy — SO, 174 Mao, Hien K — 50 Mao. unh Ngoc — 102 Mao. Luong K — 58 Moo, Minh Ky — 102 Mar, Michael D — 102 Mann, Aimanao — 80 • Mann, Julio Ceosor — 1 1 7 Mann. Leonard A Morme. Luis — 102 Marks MOfCi F — 77 ' ' :i 2j ' ?2 t rankie J — 77 .■r--. : eon G — 89 ■. ' 2L- : ;efgio — 102 ■ •. ' ::■:!. Richard — 120 Martin Amia A — 58 Martin. Anthony D — 89 Martin, Nicholas £ — 102 Morrm. Sandra M — 80 ■ ' utmez. Agustm — 77 ■ ' ti ' tinez, Anita E — 103 ' . ' r ' lnez Benny — 89 Martinez Carmen E — 89 Martinez. Cesor — 58 Martinez, Daniel — 103 Martinez. Edith B — 103 Mortmez. Edward C — 103 Martinez. Evo — 77 MartiTtez. Femmrano — 80 Marfmez. Gilbert A — 58 Martinez, ismaei A Martinez. Jatme J — 77 MarTinez, Jose — 58 Martinez. Jose H — 103 Martinez Joseph £ —77 Martinez. Lmdo — 103 Martinez, Lisa — 77 MarTinez- tLorrame — 59 Martinez, Mono — 89 Martinez, Michael — 89 Martinez. Monica G — 77 Martinez. Norma — 103 Martinez. Ratael — 77 Martinez. Regino M — 77 Martinez, Ruben D — 103 Martinez. Socorro — 119 Martinez. Tnshd M — 103 Martinez. Victor — 69 Mary. Steven J — 80 Maryott. bndd — 126 Mdtos, Anthony — 03 MaTds. Kelly S — 103 Mdteos. Carmen E — 77 Motsui. Lance T — 103 Matsui, RodO L — 32. 36. 50 Mdtsumoto. Kevin M — 77. 158. 150 Matsumoto. Nora Y — 33. 59. 140. 156. 166. 174, 187.210 Matsunaga. Masumi — 80. 166. 174, 181, 184 Motsuo Keith B — 77 MastPuO. Knsty — 80. 188 Mdulit. Usa A — 59, 165, 178, 187, 204 Moung, Wm Ko T — 89 May, Cheo Sok — 77 May. Vuthy — 103 Monard, Karen — 124 Mayo, Linda — 115 Mayorga. Luis — 103 McCarthy. Sean S — 103. 232 McCiure. Lee R — 77 McCrudden. Denms G — 103 McDanmel. Yvette N — 89 McElhaney. Douglos — 1 19 McEirigot. John — 123 Mclnfyre, Jean — 1 19 McKee. Sam jr — 50 McKinney Kelly R — 89 McKinney. Mark P — 77 McKinney. Sunday S — 103 McMahon. Margaret — 128 Means, William — 123 Medeiros. vcki a — 77 Medina. Denise L — 58 Medina, Frea G — 103 Medina, Gory — 89 Medina. Irene — 70. 77, 156 185, 222 Medina, Mark — 80 Medina. Raymond A — 89 Medihd. Victor — 89 Medrono. Chnstme D — 103 Medrano. JOtme Medrano. Loreno Megow Kelly L — 58 Melenoez. Mono A Melendrez. Jerry A — 58 Meiendez. Sylvid — 80 Meiyan. Michelle W — 103 Menard. Richard L — 77 Menard The ' eso M — 103 Menaennali Thomas W — 103 Menoez. David P — 89 Mendez, Educifdo S — 77 Mendez, Jose L Mendez. Leticio — 80 Mendez Lucy E — 89 Mendez, Mcnaei A — 103 Mendez. Randy — 58 Mendez Rebecca L — 59 Mendez Rosalma — 77 Mendoza Alfonso £ — 103 Mendozo. Jose A — 80 Menegazzo Ada R Wenegozzo Astnd J — 80 Menegozzo. Karen Y — 103 Mernt, Julian ' Merritt. Susan — 118 Mestos. Chns — 60 Mestos. Lloyd G — 77 Melonez Wayne R — 77 Mielke. Dems — 115 ■ Milano. John — 120 Miller. Derrick A — 89 ■ Miller. Joe — 130 ■ Miller. Monene — 129 MJUery. Rochele — 77 Miiiican Veragene — 117 Miilot, Attred — 103 Mimura. Sachiko — 80 Minora. Christine A — 77 Mindrd. Kdthleen — 103 MirorrohTes. Arminao S Miramontes. Laura E — 103 Miromontes, Luis F Miromontes. Teresa M — 77 Miranda, Ana L — 89 Miranaa, Arthur M — 103 Mirandd. Luis — 103 Mirandd. Rebecca E — 59 Miyogowo, Jennifer a — 103, 232 MogeL Alan D — 50 Molmo. Mono A — 80 Molina. Steven A — 89 Moiinar. Cynthia L — 69 Monroy, Anthony — 89 Monro y. lleano A — 77 Monson, Donald — 120 Montano. Ronald J — 103 Montero. Gory P — 77 Montes, Sondra 89 Montes Veronica — 103 Montovo. Chuck — 119 Montoyo Deborah S — 103 Montoya. Oiono A — 103 Wontoya. Jose A — 77 Montoyd. Mario S — SO MontoyO. Robert Mora. Anthony W — 80 Mora, Monuel N — 89 Mora, Michael L — 89 Moro, Phillip — 103 Morales, Enck — 89 Morales. Gihd M — 103 Morales, Joe — 103 Morales. Lawrence M — 36. 60 Morales. Rachel A — 89 Morales, Tina M — 103 Moran, Gilbert F — 80 Moreno, Edgdr — 89 Moreno, Jessica £ — 103 Moreno. Michelle M — 77 Moreno . Ruth F • Morgan. Loretta — 120 Mofgutid. Veda B — 77 Mofihiro. Nicole J —95. 103. 152 210 Monoko. Kojchi Moronez. Lena Moronez. Linda • Moser, Ruth — 116 Motonaga. Gail Y — 103 Moy. Gilbert G Moy, Michael — 77 Moyef. Joyce — 118 MU ALPHA THETA — 173 Mudnich. John — 124 Muello, Joann — 36. 60 Mufler, Buttey J — 77 Muenzeii. Gory S — 77 Muililgon Deborah L — 77. 160 Munemttsu. Dean T — 77 Munemitsu. Sandi L — 80. 182, 188 Mungio. Phillip E — 103 Munoz. Alex — 77 Munoz. Cecilia — 103 Munoz. ChnsTino — 89. 174 Munoz, Pedro G — 103 Murai. More M — 80. 134. 158. 160 Murdkdmi, Grace C — 36. 38 60. WA. 166 MuTOy. Brian G — 103 Mumeta. Cesar — 103 Mumetd, John C — 77 MUSIC — 20 ' Muto. Clem — 130 Mutuc, Beniamm G — 77 Mutuc. Mydel G — ' 0 NorThwood. RoDe -- • Norrrranly. Jeanne - Norzogaray. Montca — iNur ez, Bkinca L — 77 Nunez, Elvira — 60 Nunez. Julie A — 104 Nunez, Monuei A Nunez. Margarita — 7 7 Nunez. PatnciO — 6C Nunez. Rosa i — N Ndbeto. Nancy k — 77 Nagoharo. Rakkeru R — 104 Nogoi. Cheryl K — 80 Nagano. Michael M — 77 Nogoto Allison R — 60 Nokohafo. Mark A — 89 Ndkaisht. Chikako Nokooko. Mono M — 77 156, 184. 100 Noranjo. Milagro O — 104 Nontomi Brent K — 104 Nontomi. Eric — 80 158, 150. 166. 173. 174. 181 Non aez. Frank Jr — 70 Norvdez. Gilbert Nasrtka, Dennis — 1 14, 156 Naval. Nancy G — 77 Novol. Nonza G — 104 Navarro, Alex E — 60 Navarro. Javier — 80 Navaro, Marcos — 77 Neat, Romono — 104 Neal, Ranita — 60, 188 Nejeres, Edward D — 80 Nen. Pablo F — 104 Nesalhous. Mary Ann© — 120 Nevorez, Ernest G Nevarez Madeline — 104 Nerguist. Dann D Ng, Cheuk M — 80 Ng, Linda L — 104 Ng, Martha — 77 Ng, Shu Koi J Ngo Bihh Khon — 77 Ngo. Carol K — 61 Ngo. Chan N — 104 Ngo Chi N — 77 Ngo. Conme N — 77 Ngo. David H — 61. 170. 173, 174 Ngo. Hai Khon — 61 Ngo Hem — 61 Ngo. Hoa Ai — 80 Ngo Kieu Julie N — 104 Ngo. Ky My — 104 Ngo. Linh Tu — 80 Ngo. Long P — 80 Ngo. Luan Do — 89 Ngo Mai Tuyet — 61 Ngo. Mong Da — 104 Ngo. Sieu Cht Ngo Thanh Ly Ngo. Tieng My — 77 Ngo. Tuyet — 89 Ngoy. Luong L Ngu. Chi Thuong Ngu, Van T — 104 Nguy, Mong-Nhi — 61 Nguy. Ton Hoo — 77 Nguyen. Com Ngoc T — 61 Nguyen, Due Hong — 89 Nguyen, Due Tan — 104 Nguyen. Hoa Tieu — OO Nguyen Hung QuOC — 77 Nguyen. Kim Ngo H — 00 Nguyen, Le Huu — 104 Nguyen, Lien P — 7 7 Nguyen. Long Thuy — 61 Nguyen. Moi Thi x — 77 Nguyen, Nhi Von — 61 Nguyen. Phuoc Thi — 00 Nguyen. Phuong T — 77 Nguyen, Phuong Ton — 77 Nguyen. Quyen Si — 77 Nguyen. Son Thoo — 00 Nguyen. Tai Buu — OO Nguyen. Than Phong T — 6 . 174 Nguyen, Thong Due — 77 Nguyen. Thien Thi — 77. 174 Nguyen. Thoi Si — 104 Nguyen, Thu Thi — PC ' Nguyen. Thuy P — 00 Nguyen. Trom Thu — OC Nguyen. Trong Doan — 77 Nguyen. Trong Xuan Nguyen. Tnnh Tuyet — 104 Nguyen, Trung G — 61 ■ Nielsen, David — 120 Nieto. Rodotfo M — 77 Niu, Mark S — 77. 173, 174 Noetzei, Joey Nomoso, Carol — 60 Nomura. Richard M — 77 Nong, Hoang D — 60 Noriega. Russell — 60 Norman Gary W o O ' GoTnan, Michelle D — OC, 212 O ' Den. Christine V — 77 Oehoa, Jaime — 90 Ochoo. Jose — 77 Ogawa. Enc t — 6i. 156. 166 Ogowa, Leslie M — 104, 166. 200 Ogawa, Roman — 90. 166. 174 Ohoto. Daniei H — 78. 166 0;edd, Roehdhd Y — 00 Ok. Racnano — 104 Okuharo, Bnon Y — 104. 181 Okuno Robert S — 00 Oiague. Mono i — 104 OliviO. Niurko — 104 Olivos, Monica — 00 Ondotfe Aundre C — 104 Ong Liem T — 90 213 C-g noan Von — 104 OPENING — 1 ORCHESTRA — 159 ' l-ando. Pauld — 128 Ofos. Mdrid — 104 Ofozco. Diego — 90 Orozco, Rene F — 104 Orozco. Sergio P Ortega, Andrea — 90 Ortega. Brendo L Ortego. Cdhdidd R — 90 Ortega. Uiion E — 78 Ortega Stephanie M 104 Ortiz. Aaron M — 61, 158. 159 Ortiz, David J — 104 Ortiz, Edward — 104 Ortiz. Loro L — 78, 189 Ortiz, Sarah — 90. 178 Ortiz, Teresa — 90 174 ' Oswata.Harry — 120 Otonez, LJian — 104 Otsuki, Andrew M — 78 Otsuki Michael K — 104 Ott, Lawrence Y — 61. 153, 166 Ou. Huang-Chen j — 61, 173 Oum,Houne — 76 Ouyang. Woi — OO. 174 Pablo. Aflu S — 105 Pablo. Wiiheima S — 105 Pocheco. Edith M • Pacino. Ellen — 129 Podiiio Julito B — 60 Podilia. Potncio A — 105 Podiiio. Robert C — 90 Podiiia. Tommy — OO Poez, Mario J — OC Paiz. Christine H Paiacios. Jose — oc Patmo, Sharmoin M — 90 Pan. Lung Sheng Pang, Bunno — 90 Pong, Sambonna Pontoja Martha G Porker. Dorothy — 129 Porra. Robert — 60 Parro, Robert C — 00 Parra Ruth — 76 Parraies, Astnd — 90 Partida Norma — 90 Parravicmi, Andres M — 78 Postran, Leroy — 90 Patterson. Mchael S — 60 Pavon. Arturo — 00 Povon, Gustavo Payon Yoianda — 78 Pearoza, Rocio Pekerti. Andre A — 60 Pen. Vanttiy — 105 Peng Chion Chen Peng Wei Car — 00 Pe- .-.. ' :ee;reE PEP COMMISSION — 178 PEP SQUAD - 2 Pe-e;. A.e,a-.::-a — 7S Perez. Ceiiiia f Perez, Christina Perez, Deanna Y — 6C I ' lC ' . 156 Perez. Diana L — 105 Perez, Donan Y — 1C5 Perez. Edundo — 105 Perez. Elizabeth — OC ■ Perez. UHian — 120 Perez. Mano — 78 Perez. Martha P — O-O Perez. Martha R Perez. Mary lcu — 129 Perez, Renee l — 61 Perez, Rosana — 1D5 Perez, Sergo — £ ' Perez, Vie ' or M —a ' Permejo, ines P — oi ' t2 ' ' Permep, Lesso j — p Peters, brvdo v — .: Petersen. Sfe-.e ' .■- • Peterson. S ' er-M- — J Pferffer, Mc ' e ' -= ' . -JJ Pfnmme ' C-C-; ' ■ ' — - Phair, Cec . .-- Phdm v V - ■ Phom -c- ' : , - - ■ Pharri. ir, ' ' - ■ ' . Phan- ' I:; ■■: - - Phor- ' ■■ ■ ' - Phon f .■ • •- — Phar ■ .■ - Phor. ; , - ,- P d- Phon, Le buu — 90 Phon, Mmh H — 105 Phan. Nghi Tu — 105 Phan, Ngiep Gia Phon, Phung A — 62 Phan. Randylhem — 78 Phan. RandyThien Boo Phon, T Peter G — 105 Phon. Thao Bich Phan. Tho Gia — 78 Phan, Thon Gilo — QO Phan. Thuan C — 105 Phan. Thuy Tammy — 78 Phan. Tina T — 105 Phan, Tung Chanh — 105 Phan. Xieng A — 105 Photiphong. Pramm — 105 Phong, Ngi Bich — 62 Phong, Ngh( The — 78 Phu. Cuong Cht — 62 Phu, Hoang Muy — 90 Phu, Loan Kim — 78. 17d Phun, Cong Btnh Phun, Ha Benh — 78 Phun. Wo Benh Phung, Chau Ai — 63 Phung, Hien Nhu Phung, Hieu Trung — 90 Phung, Hung Chi — 63 Phung, Hung Nhi — 90 Phuong, Kho Dang Phung, Lan S — 105 Phung, Liem Thanh — 78 Phung, My Sieu — 63 Phung, Ngoc Hung J — 78 Phung, Tinh Nhu Phuong, Lien Ngoc — 105 PHYSICAL SCIENCE — M Pich, Chammy Chan — 90 Pich, Van Deoun — 90 Pichardo, Brian — 63. 178 Pietrzok, Anthony — 90 Pimentel. Maria S — 90 Pina, Pilar — 105 Pina, Timothy P — 78 Ptnon, Josie — 90 Piltman, Dove O — 105 Roto- Oscar PoWete. Arnee D — 78. 232 Poblete. Arnold D — 166 Ponce. Helene M Porias, Carol A — 63. 152 Portillo. Carmen A — 189 Portillo, Julia J — 78 Portillo. Manuel I — 105 Prado, Carlos M — 105. 221 Praslm, Aldo V — 62 Praslin, Giovanni — 62 Praslm. Jaime — 76 PREXY COUNCIL — 182 Pnelo Carmen PROM — 148 Prom, Dora — 78 • Proud, Edward — 1 19 ProuU, Chen IL — 78 ProuU. Victoria — 62 Prudhomme, Virginia P — 105 Puente. Marho Q Quoch. Anh Tu — 78 Quach. Binh Hong — 78 Quoch, Cuong Van — 78 Quoch. Due Tien — 91 Quoch. Dung Von — 105 Quoch. Hoo Tu — 78 Quoch Hien T — 105 Quoch. Hoo — 105 Quoch, Unh M Quoch, Moi Thi Quoch, Mmh Thong — 91 Quoch, Si Tri — 78 Quoch, Siem H Quoch. Thorn Hoc — 78 Quach, Thanh V — 91 Quoch, Tien Tuyet — 91 Quoch, Tuong D — 105 Quach. Von T Quon, Anthony C — 78 Quon, Com Don — 105 Quan, Hung J — 105 Quon, Jordan G — 105 Quon, Kim Lien — 91 Quan, William B — 105 Quong Hoa Loiyen — Q1 Quong, Truong QUEEN OF MY HEART DANCE — 148 Quezado Fronsisco J — 105 Quezodo Hortensio Quezado, Luis C 91 Quezodo, Mario — 105 Quezodo, Philip — 91 Quinones, Alex — 78, 221 Quintono, Juan C — 78 Quintono, Luzmofia — 78 153. 189 Qumtero, Albert Quiroz, Bryan — 78, 217 Quiroz, David — 105 Quiroz, Sergio G Quon. Jennifer L — 70 78. 199 Quon. Tiffany A — 105 166. 180 R Rogo. Angeio v — 105 Rogo. Piero Don Roit, Param)rt S — 63 Ramirei Alejondro — 91 [Jomirez. Ana B — 189 Romirez. Ana M — 189 Romitez. Brendo L —91 Ramirez, Corlos E Ramirez, Corlos R — 105 Romirez, David R — 105 Romnez. Edward R — 63 Ramirez. Glen — 62 Ramirez. Hugh G — 91 Ramirez, Irene — 105 Romirez. Joviei — 91 Ramirez. Jeffrey F — 91 Romirez, Jesus J — 62 Ramirez Juan M — 91 ■ Ramirez. Mono — 115 Ramirez. Mono — 105 Ramirez, Mono v — 105 Romirez, Martin — 91 Romirez, Michael F — 62 Ramirez, Richord P Ramirez, Trocie M — 91, 184 Romirez. Tricio L —91 184,212 Romirez. Virgimo N — 37 62, 240 Ramirez, Yodiro Ramos, Ano — 91 Ramos. Cathy M — 78 Ramos. Dons C Ramos, Fronk Romos, Glono — 91 Romos Irmo E — 105 Ramos Jimmy — 78 Romos. Monselo — 78 Romos Victor — 91 Ramos, Vincenf M — 91 Randall, Solly A • Rongel. Auroro — 129 ' Ropp, Jenny — 116 Rozo, Cioudio — 91 Rozo. Gracielo — 63 Razo. Monico — 78 Reode, Stephanie — 91 Reom, Andrew M — 91 Recinos Rosemary M — 105. 176 Rede. Hetdi L — 105 Regnier, Derrick p — 6i Reichenberger, Lance P —91 ' Reigner Flame — 1 15 • Reis, Patrick — 1 19 Rener, Pablo — 105 Renteno, Richard D — 105 Reyes Aroceli — 63 Reyes Cynthio — 105 Reyes, Doniel A — 69 Reyes, Doyonne N — 63 Reyes, DonnoM —63. 185 214 Reyes, Edwin R — 91 Reyes. Froncme M — 63 144, 185 Reyes. Frank Reyes, Gabriel B — 91 • Reyes. Guillermo — 130 Reyes. Jomilethe C Reyes Luis S 78 Reyes Mono L — 91 Reyes. Morion — 91 Reyes. Morgues — 105 Reyes, Roy N — 91 Reynogo, Aurelio Reynoso. Richoro — 105 213 Richards. Glen Richordson, Suzanne M Rios, Jaime J — 69 Rivos, Corlos E — 105 Rivos, Flof De Mo Rivos. Joime Rodolfo — 105 Riveio, Domel — 69 Rivero. Dovid — 78 Rivera. Diane — 105 Rivera. Ruel T — 91. 213 Rivera, Sonyo C — 78 Rivera. Yvonne R Robinson. Gmo M — 105 ' Robledo. Angie — 129 Robles Alice — 105 Robles Anthony — 91 Robles Barbara — 62 Robles. Dorlene — 91 Robles, Morleno A — 105 Rochin, Elizobeth Rochm, Gilbert — 62 Rochin, Liso — 105 Rochm. Polo — 91 Rodriguez, Agusto C — 78 Rodriguez. Anobelle — 105 Rodriguez. Anthony P —63.142.153 154 156 Rodriguez. Beniomin R • Rodriguez, Soldomero — 130 Rodriguez. Cloudio — 105. 158 159. 220 Rodriguez. Dovid — 79, 158, 159. 220 Rodriguez Froncme — 79 Rodriguez Goldino — 91, 158 159.220 Rodriguez, Gerardo — 79 Rodriguez. Jefsun — 105 Rodriguez Josephine — 69 Rodriguez, Lorraine Rodriguez, Mario G —91, 177 Rodriguez, Moribel — 91, 176 Rodriguez, Martha — 129 Rodriguez. Ricordo — 105 Rodriguez. Roberta — 91 Rodriguez, Roberto — 79 Rodriguez. Sandra — 79, 188 Rodriguez. Sylvio — 105. 245 Rogers. Jeonme R — 62 Romon Christopher 6—69 Romero. Armondo — 105 Romero. Dovid A — 105 Romero, Enc — 63 Romero Horry R — 79 Romero. Miguel S — 79 • Romero. Ruben — 120 Rongovillo. Joseph C — 105. Rongovillo Pio C — 63 Rosenberog Phillip S — 105 ' Rosso. Joanne — 115 Royabol. Virgimo — 79 Rubalcovo. Irene — 79. 176 Rubolcovo, Margorjto — 105 Rubin, Robert G — 91 ■ Rubio, AI — 119 Rubio. Domel R — 91, 219 Rubio Evo — 105 Rubio Randall V — 91 Rubio. Sergio — 69 Rubio Suson — 91 • Ruesga Carlos — 129 Ruesga, Fobion — 79 Ruiz Luis — 79 Puiz. Mortho — 91 Ruiz Ruben S — 105 Ruiz, Stephonie Anne — 79 Ruiz, Thomas — 91 Ryder. Charles — 91 Ryder, Cynthia A — 63 s Soavedro, Kalhy M — 92 Soovedro, Sylvia — 63 Sobido Angelica P — 64 Sodzewicz. Kotherine — 92. 134, 156 Soenz. Morio G — 92 Soenz. Raauel M — 69 Somz, Tereso v — 106 Soito, NoelT — 64. 166.217 Soito. Robbin K — 92 Soko. Karin — 92. 161. 166 Solozor, Debro — 79, 245 Solozor. Hope — 64 Solozor, Juonito N — 92 Solcedo. Emigdio — 92 Solcido. Corolino — 79 Solcido. Nohemi R — 79 Soldono Vincent A — 79 Soles, Juonito — 129 Soley. Arthur H — 92 Solgodo. Claudia N — 105 Solgado, Peter N — 79 Salinas. Sylvio Solomon, kholil — 106 Solomon. Nasser 6—79 Salvador. Albert T — 79 Salvador, Alejt T — 106 Sam, Thoo Phu — 92 Samoniego, Michael S Samoniego. Somontho — 106 Samoniego Tami A — 12. 64. 188, 240 Sanchez. Adriono A — 106 Sanchez. Corlos — 92 220 Sanchez Eduordo Sanchez Elios J Sonchez Esther — 79, 205 Sonchez. Gerardo — 79 Sanchez, Greich D — 106 Sanchez. Julieto — 106 Sonchez. Koren M — 92. 189. 205 Sanchez, leticjo Sanchez, Liza R — 92 Sonchez, Luz E Sonchez. Mono C — 64 Sanchez. Oscar — 79 Sanchez Potncio D — 79 Sanchez. Roquel T — 106 Sanchez. Rosa — 106 Sonchez, Rudolph J Sanchez, Rudy M — 92 Sanchez, Suson — 116 Sandoval. Armido — 129 Sandovoi. Arturo — 119 Sandoval. Consuelo — 79 Sondovol, Keith — 92 Sandovoi, Martha £ Sono, Bloine S — 106 Sono, Spencer m — 69 Sansome. Patrick — 79 Sontono. Robert SontJn, Aldo — 65 Sorontos, George A — 92 Sormano, Raul R Soucedo, Ben — 92 Soucedo, Irene — 106 Sounders John — 117 Soyur, Neifi R — 79 Soyur. Solem R — 92 Schorf, Joon — 121 Schempp, Timothy R — 106, 219 Schnell. Stuorl — 117 Schnyder Paul V — 79 Schoft Aaron M — 106.213 Schultz. Vera K — 106. 200 Seehg Stephanie J — 38, 65. 156 Segorro Gilbert — 106 Segura Mario — 130 Seki, Anthony M — 69, 170, 173, 236 Senoha. Bobby J — 106. 213 Senoho. Dorlene S — 48, 65, 152. 189. 199, 210 Senoho. Don m — 79 Seng, Somboth — 79 Seng, Sombo — 79 SENIORS — 48 SENIOR MEMORIES — 40 SENIOR PERSONALITIES - 32 Sephulveda Norma R — 65 Serno Josephine m — 79 Serrono. Irma A — 79 Serrano. Rose Morie — 129 Serrato. Ivette R Serroto. Leonard — 79 Serrato, Tommy — 92 Severson May S — 64, 202 Sevedzodeh. Mary Ann — 64 Shorpe, Froncis M — 92 Shorpe. Richard M — 79 Shelton. Mike J — 106 Shen, Chun Heng H — 92 She n. Chun Non T — 79 Shen, Ming Hsien — 106 Shen, Pei Veh — 92 Shen. Shirley — 106 Shien Shu-Lin — 106 Shigekowo Wendy L — 92 Shih, Huei — 79 Shih, l-Joi — 64 Shih. I-Yuon — 64 Shimado, Wilhe K — 106 Shimodo, Glenn T — 64. 206 Shimoji, June — 127 Shimomoye. Koren K — 65 Shim, Chong Won 6—79 Shin, Chong Min H — 92 Shin, Janet — 92 Shiroishi, Robert H — 35. 65, 152. 166 Shorts. Dolores M — 92 Shorts, Rebecco Groce Shorts, Viclorio — 106 SHOSHONI - 187 Shubin, Michael E — 106 Siero, Robert E — 92 Sierra. Aido — 79 Sierra, Cnstino — 106 Sierro, Rochel C — 79 Sieu, Amee L — 106, 173, 200 Siios, Thensso — 92 Sim Hout — 79 Simental, Christmo — 106 Simentoi. Heraclio — 130 Simmons. Chorles — 130 Sinkovich, Corol — 130 Singh. Sondro — 92 Siu, Angela — 79. 181 Siu, Luis — 92 Siu, PingKwok J — 106 Siu, Tok Y — 79 Siu. Von Kwon E — 79 Siu. Yun Hop J Slemp, Jone — 92 Slemp, Ralph L — 92 Slemp, Susie B — 65 Smedley. Shone M — 79 219 Smith, Vince — 92 ■ Sobeponez, Jeonette — 130 SOCCER — 220 SOFTBALL - 222 Sone. Margarita — 65, 212 Somanondana, Kongkon — 106 Song, Hyon Joo — 92 Song Ki Bum — 92 Soo. William — 79 Soo-Hoo, Liso W — 106. 200 SOPHOMORES — 82 Sorbello. Gloria M — 92 Soria. Coroime — 34 Sono, Sylvia P — 92 Soriono, Angel — 106 Soriano, Ruben — 79 Soto, Rene Soto. Richard G — 33. 65 Soto. Robert G — 106 Sou, Soo Cheng D Soukophoy, Poo Lak — 92 Souzo, Elizabeth A — 92 Spoyne. Dana — 106 Spitler Sherry L — 32. 64, 161 ■ Springer. Potsy — 127 SPRING PLAY — 136 STAFF - 128 STAGE BAND — 159 STAGE CREW — 163 ■ Steed. Brad — 121 • Stoddard. John — 127 Stone. Sharon — 119 • Stonebraker Virginia — 120 Stordovomt, Christine A — 106 Street, Morionno — 129 Stnono Mortin S — 79 STUDENT STORE — 179 Su, Bin Bin D — 79 Su. Denny — 106 Su. Judith — 106 Su. Shih Lung J — 92 Su. Yo Ping — 79 Su. Yi Yun E — 92 Suorez. Gerardo — 92 Suorez. Glono A — 79 Suorez. Mono L — 106 Suorez, Pablo Jr — 92 Suorez. Roger E Sue, Kenneth R — 92 Suehiro, KimikoL — 79, 166, 182. 184 Sueyoshi, Brian T — 106 Sumimoto. Delan T — 79 Sun, ALice — 106 Sun, Choeung S Sun, Christine M — o4 Sun, Hsio Lmh A — 106 Sun, Huy Sou Sun, Khoeng — 92 Sun, Stella S Sum Van — 79 Sun, Vero — 65 Sun, Vy Sun, Yea Feng j — 65 Sunobe, Heidi S — 65 Sung. Lmh Vi — 64 Suzukowo Steve — 92. 166 SWEETHEARTS ' BALL — 144 SWIMMING — 232 Szoios Andrew D — 79 161 Szeto. Yok P Ta. Com Quong Ta Nguyen Due To. Phan To Ta. Quong Chan H To, Yinyin D — 107 TABLE OF CONTENTS - 29 Tobuchi. Lonce T — 92. 219 Tofoyo, Sobnno M — 107 • Toi. Esther — 129 Toi, Tzu Liong Toi, Yun Hui Tomg, Kokchong — 92 Toing, Louri Chi — 107 Tomg, Yomg Hong — 65 Tokomitsu, Ko)i — 107 Tokatani. Rick — 92 Tokemuro. John — 80. 173. 174 Tolomontes, Maria C — 107 TALONDI - 188 Tom Km Bong Chorles Tom Kwong H — 107 Tom, Woi Son Efico Tamonoho, Eric — 92 Tamonoha, Joyce H —80, 174, 186 Tomoyon, Todd S — 107, 203 Tomiyo, Joy A — 107, 236 Tomuro. Betty K — 107. 212 Ton, Mmh Ton wei-Hua — 92 Ton Wendy Aye — 92 Tonoka. Raymond H — 80 Tonoko. Scott K — 80 Tang. Chi Lien — 92 Tang. Chien Anh — 107 Tang. Chmh Thuy — 92, 181 Tong, Cuong Hien — 92 Tong, Due Quong — 93 Tong, Duc-Minh Tong, Hung Loi — 93 Tong, Long — 107 Tong, Nhoc Hien — 93 Tong, Phung Tong, Ping Ly — 65 Tong, Tong Ly — 65 Too Raymond T — 107 Toodo, Gront S — 107 TopoKa. Rosendo Topia, Tmo M — 107 Torin, Renee A — 93 Tovorez, eobby P — 107 Tavorez, Joseph J — 65 Tovorez, Richord P — 93, 213 • Taylor. Peggy — 128 Toylor, Steven C Jr — 60. 232 Te, Dovid — 93 Teote. Brian Russei — 80 Telles. Gerald — 93 Telles. Robert — 93 Tellez. Lawrence V — M Teng, Lor — 80 TENNIS BOYS- - 236 TENNIS GIRLS ' — 200 TEOCAUl STAFF — 152 Tep, Thido — 60 Tefaishi, Marilyn K — 03. 166 Terramani. Beltina A — 80. 1fi8 Terfomani. Dante D — 107, 219 Terrones, Angel I? — 107, 210 Terrones. Poul — 107 TeTsuka. Troy T — 33, 64, 156, 166, 226 Thach, Kim M — 107 Thai, Anh Mmh — 93 Thai, Cuong C — 93 Thai. Hao Com — 6d ' Thoi. Hung Chi — 93 Thai, Hy Com — 03 ■Gi Lan Uyen — 93 ■ m Le Minn — 03. 206 - ::. Loi Van — 107 -■O ' Phal Tai — 6d ' • nji Thanh 1. — 6d Thai Thong V — 03, 220 ' iQ: Trung — 93 -y- Van C — 64 0, vien Vi — 65 ■ ■- Allan — 107 ■ ' lompson, Lois — 118 ' ' lompson. Marshall — 117 -■:.ng. Khan — 03 rng. Kim Kieu — 65 -ig. Koon Kieu — 65 I ' Ckmorton. Judrth E — 107 - - Dot — 66 -■• Hung Quan e . Hoale — 107 eu. Khan Thiem eu. ThienG — 03 : Bmh Han — 93 : Cuong Chi — 107. 220 _ Sanh L — 66 -I Phat H — 107 ' :n That 8ao Phuoc — 107 ■ :. ' -i That Phuoc Hog — 03 TONATIUH — 189 : -Nu, Hong-Lien — 03 ' Q. Gillian F — 80 -.q, Kelly L — 107 : Angelica M — 93 ■o Fanny G — 80 es, Antonio — 80 -es-Orellana. Jose Eduardo — 03 ■■-: ' . rv Anthony — 107 ■ ■ ■ : ' -ha — 80. 205 -- ■ ■ :-iaei A — 107 -. ' . ' c ' -ielle D — 107 ' Z Bi. Mike — 80 Torres, Samuel — 66 Torres VolondO L — 107 :U . ■ - :. . - 107.213, 236 T: ,-:.- - :: T :jce ' ' -i — 107 T-ooey. Melissa J — 107 TRACK — 230 ■an Anh Ngoc — 93 ::- Binn V -ri Buu Thien — 107 r Chou Thi M :-: Coy — 107 ' un Du Thien — 107 an Due ' -an Dung Anh — 93 ' on Dzung G -on Hole —93 ■nn Hoi Van— 107 ' ■jr. Hang Yen — 107 jn Hanh T — 107 :n. Hia X — 93 ::- Hien Bich :; ' i Hien Von — 93 n. Hoa Tan — 66 ' on Huan Hon — 03 -on Hue Nhoc — 67 - ' J- -. .gP — 67 ' i - - .. : -.Q Nhai D — 93 -.J- . e- - 107 :;or„ f,,.eF —67 Tton, Lan Nhot D — 93 Iron. Le Tuyen — 80 Tfon. ben My ' ' an Loan Kim — 107 ' on Men Von ' an Mmh Chan -an My — 107 -an My Dung — 107 ■an Nghio H — 93 ■un Nghoe ::n Ngoc Phuong — 80 ::n Nhan H an. Nhot Huy — 129 jn Nu ThuC — 107 jn Phu — 93 ' on Phuong — 107 •an Quang ben Tran, Smh Tnjong — 107 Iron. Tai Chi Iron. Tai Quoc — 93 Tran, Thai Tron. Thanh Ngoc — 93 Tran. Trong Thi Melmda Tran. Trung G Tran, Tuan Huy Tran. Tuyen L — 107 Tron, Van Phat — 93 Tran Uy Dot — 107 ■nn. Vinh Thien — 67 ::n. Xuong T — 93 ::n Xuyen — 181 ' jn Yen Kim — 107 ' ong. Gm To — 03 ■ang. Lop-Nhan — 03 ' ung. Mv-Phung :ing. Phuong To — 67 ::ng, Va L — 107 - ■ J a: Nomi - : - ' - que H — 30. 219 TPI-Hl-Y CLUBS — 183 .. . .g Hung — 93 -■■ . -:on My — 107 Tneu. Norn Hung Tneu, Thanh — 93 Tneu. Thanh Tu David Tneu, Van Nhu — 67 Tneu. Vi Huong Tneu. V. Kten — 107 Tneu. Vi Lam Trinh. Due Tich R — 67 Trinh. Hoang P — 93, 208 Tnnh. Hung C — 66 Trinh. Hung Phi Tnnh. Lien Buu Tnnh. Man Tieu J. — 66 Tnnh. Nha N — 93 Tnnh. Nghi Doi — 107 Tnnh, Phan T — 107 Tnnh, Guy Loi — 107 Tnnh. Vi Doi Tnsno. Erme — 66 Tnsno. Stephanus G — 66 Tnjong. Anh Kien — 66 Tnjong. 6a Kien — 107 Tnjong, Boa Tan — 107 Trvjong. Buu Nhu — 93 Tnjong. Due Nhuan — 107 Truong. Ho Le — 67 Tfuong. Harvey L — 107 Tnjong. Hue Nguyen — 107 Tnjong. Kieng — 67 Truong. Kiet — 93 Ttuong. Kim Lieng — 107 Truong, Leng Young — 67 Truong. Linh Kiem — 93 Tnjong, Loan My Tnjong, Luke H — 107 Tnjong. luong Kim — 93 Truong. Man Don — 67 Truong, Ngan Ho Thi — 107 Truong. Ngoc BiCh — 93 Tnjong, Phuong My — 107 Tnjong, Phuong T — 67 Tnjong. Phuong T — 67 Tnjong, Quong — 107 Truong, Quyen Thie U — 66 Tnjong, Tai Si — 107 Tnjong, Thanh Kien — 66 Tnjong. Tm Quoc — 107 Truong, Tran Kiem Tnjong. Tn Quoc — 80 Tnjong. True Thanh — 80 Truong. Vinh Chi Tsai. Charles C — 107 Tsai, Kevin Mon Hung — 80 Tsai. Laura L — 107 Tsai. Lung Ho Steven — 80 Tsai, Tony C — 80 Tsang. Johnny — 107 Tsang, Kathleen K — 107 Tsang, Wai Man M — 80 Tsaowimonsm. Suchon Tse. Wai Man Kathy — 107 Tseng, Joseph 03 Tseng. Shu G — 107 ■ Turunen. Helen — 129 Tuttle, Marsha — 115 • T omey. Helen — 120 ■ Tye. Joanne — 125 u Uhrmonn. Sandy — 120 Ullah. Jerrod R — 03 Ulloa, Francisco Javier — 108 Ung. Heng — 93 Ung, Keong Huy — 03 ung. Navy — 108 Ung. Than — 80 UnDma Gustavo — 03 UfPma, Juan — 69 Unbe. Brendo — 93 Unpe. Esther M — v93 Unbe, Frances — 93 Unbe, Laura M — 93 Unbe, Mancella M — 108 Uyehora. Sandv ' — 67. 142 V Vaca. Juan M — 93 Voldez. Anel R — 108 • Valdez, Aurora — 130 Valdez. Bertha A — 93 Valdez. Christine R — 108 Valdez, Mono E — 69 Valdez, Norma — 94. 177 Valdez. Sandra L — 67 Vaidivio, Dofothy Rochelle — 81 Vaidovmos, Michael J — 67. 181. 217 • Valentino, James — 124 • Valentino, Phyllis — 123 Valenzuela. Albert — 69 Valenzuelo. Dovoughn M — 81 Valenzuela. Juan M — 67 Valenzuela. Trcha A — 67 Valiep, Mark A — 81 Volverde, Ronald Nicholas — 81 Van. Lan Tnnh — 81 Van, Nghio Boo Van. Thuy Hue — 04 Varela, Juiessa — 108, 212 ■ Vargas. Art — 130 Vargas. Enc M — 94 Vorgas Frances — 81 Vargas, Veronica M — 94 Vosquez. Alejandro — 94 Vasquez, Ana R — 81 Vasquez. Anthony M — 67. 217 Vasquez, Charlie M — 108 Vasquez, Charlotte R — 61, 178 Vasquez, Frank — 106 Vasquez, Howard E — 04 Vasquez, Jimmy A — 108 Vasquez. Miguel — 67. 108 Vasquez. Patncia A — 94 Vasquez. Sandra — 94. 245 Vazquez, Benny — 94 Vazquez, Robert — 8i Vega, George A — 81. 203 vego. Mono — 60 Vega, Ramiro — 60 Velasquez, Miguel A — 108 ■ Velasquez. Xiomoro — 1 18 veiazco. Jose R — 106 Ventura. Mqrcos E — lu? Verduzco, Raymona A — 81 Vermillion Kendra L — 9d Vides, Angel C — 04 ' Vigoiiotti. Joneane — 12U Viiches. Man — 04 Viilogrona, Oralio — 04 Viilojin, Montane — 81 • Villaiobos, Mane — 129 Villalpondo. Andres — 108 Vill ofreat. Alonzo E — 67 Viilatieat, Armando — 61 Villarreai. Carlos — 94 Villoreol Martin D — 81 Villasenor, Alberto E Viiiasenof Betsy A — 106 Villeon-eai, Gustavo Villearreal Richard J — 108 Viiiegas. Ana L — 108 Viilegas. Francisco P — 94 Villegos, Jorge — 94, 210 Viilegas, Juan Jose B -- 67. 221 Villegos. Lenia — 60 Villegos, Luis M — 108. 219 vmegas, Yvette J — 108. 245 Vinh. Duong Quoc — 108 Viramontes, Judith — 12. 34 69 Viramontes, Leonard — 67 Vivonco. Francisco — 81 Vizcaino. Ldune — 109 Vo. Vu Anh — 67 Voll, Sandra L — 94 Vol Sharon A Vong. Dau Sen — 94 Vong, Ha Giai J Vong. Khan Phot — 81 Vong. Mut T — 04 Vong. Quang Than H — 81 Vong, Quong-Thuon G — 68 Vong. Yen T — 109 Voogio, Jeffene M — 94 Voong, Dong N — 100 Voong. Lam — 81 Voong. Nip Danh — 68 Vu. Cuong Dinh Vu, Thanh Lan Thi Trong — 100 • Vukonovich. Desanko — 128 Vuong, Anh Tieu — 109 Vuong, Binh Ngoc — 109 Vuong, Cam Le — 100 Vuong, Chou T — 94 Vuong, Chin Vmh V — 94 Vuong.Hong Tuyet — 04 Vuong, Hong Si — 68 Vuong. Ngoc A — 81 Vuong. Phong D — 100 Vuong. Phung N — 81 Vuong, Quang N Vuong, SonB — 109 Vuong. Tarn Van Vuong, Truong Anh H Vuong, Vmh Ngoc — 109 Vuu, Bmh An — 04 Vuu, Chau Ai — 109 Vuu. Nghia Quoc — 04 w Walker. Anthony E — 68 Walker, Julie R — 100 • Walker, Sarah — 120 Wailenstein. David T —81. 152. 170, 173, 174. 236 ■ Wailenstein, June — 116 Wan, PauIN — 81 Wong, Amy C — 100 Wang, Angie P — 100 Wang. Chen-Hoi A — 81 Wang. Chnstino Y — 8 1 Wang, Chun Fang Wang, Chun Met — 69 Wang, Dorothy M — 109 Wang. Elizabeth — 100 Wong, His-Chuon j — 61 Wang, Hsi-Ting J — 81 Wang. Hui Mmg — 81 Wang, Kuang Lrn — 81 Wang, u Yeh A — 60 • Wong. Maw-Song — 117 Wang, Patty L — 94 Wang. Peter — 81 Wang, Wen Chung — 81 Ward. Scott P — 81 Warda. Michoel D — 81 Wan-i, Elena M • Wawer, Nancy — 119 Weber. Angela — 109 Wei. Tilly Ting Wei. Wen Chmg Mono — 04 • Weidner. Aurora — 130 Welcher, Joey Everett — 81 Weng. bang Huo — 100 Wennbo. Andrea — 109 • Westpholm, Richard — 117 Weston. Nano V 109 Whaten, Laurence P — 81 White. 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