Montbello High School - Flashback Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1987 volume:

H N 4. , UN it ' A 'lf'-Q' . X f l Www ff' . .1 A, , 9 8 7V gg 7. BACK HOME, pilots Jeana Yeager and Dick Flutanswave to acrowd in Mojave, CA, on Dec. 23, after completing the first nonstop, global circumnavigation without refueling on the aircraft Voyager. 8. A NIGHTMARE TURNS TO REALITY for the Soviet people when a nuclear reactor explodes at the Chernobyl power stationin April. ' ' X X , 49. WORLD TFIAVELER Pope John Paul II visits Mother Theresa's clinic in Calcutta during his 10-day journey through the Indian continent in February. 10. WEDDING BELLS ring for Caroline Kennedy, daughter of Jackie Kennedy Onassis and the late John F. Kennedy, and Edwin Schlossberg, a New York businessman and artist. 1 1. IRANSCAM involves four White House staffers lNationaI Security Adviser John - Poindexter, Lt. Col. Oliver North, White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan, and CIA Director William Caseyl. 12. 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AWA Mr. Montieth tells it as it is. :Qs-x . ,. g :::,, 5 ,QI . 5 'N .fy f i 1 Delwin lnness trys out the new pop machine. Top left: Rodney Jackson states his opinion in class. Left: Students use the computer in Ms. McDanieIs class. 7 Below: Working together. Below left: Janean Suraparu types out a letter. V I Listening during Peer Counseling. Below: Ms. Phillips gives help and advise during math class. X r l I , ww! ,mugnnnnulllllli 9 Q X ma 31452125 f i I My first date was on Homecoming when l was in the ninth grade lt was very fun and everything went great Since it was my first date I really didnt know how to act especially since the guy l went with was very ag gressive and l was quiet Anonymous . . .CLOTHING STYLES! Clothing styles have changed through the years drastically. How, in the 198O's, tl1e main items are shoes. People go crazy over Fila's, Adidas, Reeboks, and Hikes. l'lI admit that when I have a new pair of beautiful black or white Reeboks, I look forward to coming to school. Levi SOI jeans were really popular, but they're slowly fading away. l.O.U. sweatshirts are becoming real popular now. Letterjackets are also very in , l wonder what the future holds for clothing styles. Probably Reynolds Wrap and Aluminum Foil. who knows? All I can say is that we ll-lumansl have done really well in the progression of styles through the years. Thank You Jeff Tarantino, 9 P,S. Thme are the tennis shoe days. Illlllllll Illlllllll WMHS 1987 on YOUR DIAL THE AIR. Radio Talk Your discjockeys here at WlVlI'lS conducted a sur- vey in which we stated various topics and asked you lthe listeners! to write us and give your opin- ions. Every response was scanned by gifted essay en- trepreneurs, who picked what they felt were the live best answers. ln appreciation to the outstanding replies, we will now air them on WMHSl And the winner of a WMHS t-shirt is Roxanne Mailloux for her reply on . . . WITH WIVIHS r PHE CURSE OF COMPOSITION I want you to write on Roman culture, it has to be 15 typed Jages. Also there must be 200 note cards, due Monday. Do lou know what this is like? Running through the halls with niliions of notecards, and someone bumps into you. All of a sudden they sprawl everywhere, you can't bend down to pick Lhem up its too crowded. People are stepping all over them. so uch for that grade. The night before it is due you sit alone in a im room at an old typewriter hoping to finish, go to school the 'text day eyes blood shot. Skip three classes to finish then get an How sad. Roxanne Mailloux, 11 .,.,..f- , ,av ,., THE HIGH COST OF ORADUATING I believe the high cost of graduating is ridiculous. You have to buy a ring, prom dress or suit, yearbooks, Ietterjackets, announcements, dues:just ridicu- lousl I feel schools should pay for announcements, yearboolcs and jackets for certain athletes. We should not have to shove out all this money to graduate. Marvina Franklin, 11 . , .WEEKENDS On weekends,l sometimes go downtown to the few art galleries that carry abstract and pop an and look at the art critically like I really know what it means. One weekend a friend and I went to the Tabor Center and visited with her punk and new wave friends. I was so nervous the whole time because I was so out of place. But after a while I found out that they're greatl Heather Hurd, 11 E lllillllllllllllllili WMHS 198.7 ON Your: DIAL 11 Q fx 'W ez y n! .mv I i its Dance CIBSS Stage crew preparing set for musical As on any normal day, we had'a daily routine of getting up in the moming, going to school to attend class, and then go home. 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Qbelowi Seniors at their first class meeting. Leslie Juniel and Ann Mathes iabovei Anthony Vaughn backstage in 109. fright! Officers: Harold White, Traci Hughes, Charnez Brown, Suzette Elling- ton and Robert Harper. 16 2 Anthony D. Adley ' HickylD, Alexander 'W' A Carrie L. Allen Melody D. Anderson -----J---------- Y--r ' ' ' r' ' A .lii zfill . . i M119 W - 1- i - Ray A. Batts Terry Batts Kenneth L. Beazer Ethel P. Belt Yalonda Benford Dolan Blandford Rita Boner Darryl Bowdry ' 9 Outstanding Senior INVOLVED IN. Speech JROTC Batallion Staff City Wide Choir Yearbook Cco-editorl An outstanding senior has the ability to successful in obtaining sought-for goals ll' 'l Johan Frey UIIQ GPA: 5.0 i 4 -- ' - a it ,ili ti i w- lr-WE .W W Darren P. Camegie Tyrone C- C-H5011 Nxyw N7 . A I ff, 5 Kevin E. Chase . Monique D. Chung Edward W. Clark Anita Clemons we Nw l Earl H. Coleyl l r-3 r , VM ,f :QL we , ,, 1 7 ,Q V eq? .ff A ,. . 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Q 3 fi' I gh I I ,R - A, A , I f f Begt , ,ff ' V 7 . 2, 1, f , Wm 1 Wlsh es 3 ' 5 1 ' 1 5 Ui. fy w 1 To The ww ff WZ kb 1 4-W ff f H , I X S Q2 Wg V. Class of . jfgj 1988 'na . Tribute To Dr. Martin Luther King Jr The Jr. ROTC Color Guard set the scene for this years's tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King. Ms. Deborah Bealmear, the Mistress of Ceremonies introduced Senator Regis Grolf and Mr. Ed Garner, Member of the DPS School Board. The common message was to keep alive the ideals and hard work that enhances the human spirit. N Senator Regis Groff remembers the days of Dr. Martin Luther King Mr. Bartalot leads the Montbello Choir in song. Jr., while the other speakers listen intently. Mr. Batey presents the life of Martin Luther Ring Jr. to the audience. 40 The audience concentrates on the guest speakers at the assembly , M X 'W W P R C W, Y MSD xQ BEF Q00 X X 7 f O QQQXF Gwyn NINAXQJ N5 S7 l!7f0 X UVA 9,50 . C? SQ' M if -123 cgll ,Q XR LN? ,Q Upkx N iegjqci 557 ki PQ 5 A fT UA Qff ga, X3 'egg 1+ Uk kj UV' Effjqjfi 2fQf5k'5' fp L If ER' A it i fe? A LQ 4 -- ii 7 . if -. U - - My ggiiieliw , 1' ' M W ,,! . g i 'LE ix 1 My W ,Xia 5 iw V f f W It iv ,J .We i . Q .q. E 59 s blh - , D . l Vi -,, 5 we , ff ff D C g x i X M CMM W N WU! . A Q ' Q i yy I iKfi 5 iff Q dministration --.,....,,,w,.M lLett to right - top to bottoml Delia1Ar,mstwrerng'Administrative Assistant Principal, Xavier High School, Jljjfersville, Iowa Samuel R. Bayjncipal East High School, Denver, Colorado Dr. Josepliifangley Administrative Assistant Principal Manual High School, -DenVeTfC5lorado Art Rishg:l,Administrative Assistant Principal, South High School, Denver, ' 'Colorado Deborah C Bealmear Social Studies East High ado Instructional Coordinators Charles B. Dugue Mathematics Xavier University P'FciJaraIory, 79e'w Orleans, LA mhwm R . Mahi-Science Abraham Lincoln High School, Denver, Colorado M115 it , Rpxtlert Simsjnglish Regis High School, Denver, ' Colorado 43 Faculty Monte Adams Industrial Arts Elmo High School, Elmo Missouri Susan Barden Special Education LaCrescent H. S., LaCrescent, Mn, Robert Bartalot Music Pascack Valley Regional High School, Hillsdale, New Jersey if 1 l Robert Briscoe Industrial W ' Education North Denver ' 7 3 3 5 X .. is . 5 X X awk e X Yvonne Brown Art Karen Caley English Littleton High School, Littleton, Co. And A ay We Go At the beginning of the year, the Student Council gracious- ly presented the faculty with a breakfast. Flanking Kelly Ryan are a group of teachers ready to be- gin the year. Mr. King and Mr. Dugue are on her right and Ms. Bealmear and Mr. Maki are on her left. l 44 r Faculty Carmen Cantrell Art Sherwood U.H,S,, SHERWOOD, OREGON Julian Clark Science Wendy Cohan IS eachwood High School, Cleveland, Ohio. Brend Social Studies Duke Ellington ROTC Judy Endean Home Economics Aspinwall High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. Don Ciatewood, Physical 'Education Manual High School, Denver, Colo. Jayne Gilkey Special Education lio-tLfl5-ldenselmggjnglish 'Boulder High School, Boulder, Co. Milge Hackenberger Science Anchorage Community College Charles Hall Physical 'Education Gloria Henry English 45 Faculty Judith Jacoby English Lamae High School, Houston, Texas ,Kenneth Keys Mathematics Margie Kiepert Virginia Lorbeerjusiness Stockton High School, Stockton, Kansas 'Bea Madden English -lf' rank Maes Mathematics Michael McDa Science Ge ge ashington High School, Denver, Colorado hay McDaniel Mathematics Plateau Valley High School, Collbran, Colorado mm, if , f' gi , , l siveS instructions to his class. Y Faculty Maril n Merrell Business arlsbad Senior High School, Carlsbad, PIM Vemon Montieth Science South High School, Denver, Colorado David Moore Foreign Language Carol Morter, English oodbridge Senior High School, Woodbridge, VA Kathy Nunn Social Studies Delta High School, Delta, Colorado John J. O'Donnell Business South High School, Denver, Colorado Jim Ogle Social Studies t'fTgr6FfE3d High school, Englewood, Colorado 5en,l'3 M 'Mathematics St. Patricks Cath. School, AWO - Omamma, lmo State, Nigeria 47 Faculty Pat Ottele Special Education Holy Rosaly High School, Seattle, Washington 5 nm' , Rogene Peay Special A A A Education Oakland High School, Oakland, California Q Charles Romano Special Education Mt. Carmel H.S., W f Denver, Co. Q 1, y 43 l ' 3 Lemuel Rowlette R.O.T.C. Katherine Sherr Mathematics E. T , H. S. Evanston, Illinois Steven L. Snyder Science Seaholm High School, Birmingham, Michigan I W , f f lim -1 1L . , lielfl J Seemingly boxed in by the system, and Mr. Ziegler confer in the main office. ,K T.. Q,Y lg V , f'1, f x? Mr. Robert Briscoe takes a break in the teachers lounge. l 48 M SSS iff f 4. tBelowJ Mr. Close and Eergaggggllsendoza work on a tire in auto shop. I +1 : i .. ,- hw In I ,, . 3? X A , kin Q Faculty A Command Performance A refreshing change in faculty meetings was in November. A special treat was given to teachers when they saw part of the fall play, You Can 't Take lt With You. lt was a happy faculty who tackled some difficult questions. All attended this re- quired meeting gladly. ,X,'v 'VN' . ,x wwv Q nglish Sterling High School, Sterling, Kansas Wayne Street Mathematics Westminster High School, Westminster, Colorado Jim Thompson Mathematics Baton Rouge High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Rita Tminich English Southwestem H.S., Lafayette, Indiana Flo Wagner English St, Joseph 's Academy, St. Louis, Mo. ChaQdes,Walters, Physical 'Fducation Bemie High School, Bemie, Mo. 49 ll .. A dditional Faculty Phil Cantrell Mathematics Industrial Educ Abilene High School Abilene Texas Stephan J. Ciensits Science Northampton High School Northampton, FA wmng Q lt 1,1 Q 'vilf f Q! 1:10 H ,, 2 we 55 S13- is 'ia Us sa, ,- gh 3 Q: NZ. 9a Chuck Hensle Industrial Educa lon North High School Additional Information On Faculty Members Yvonne Brown Art East High Denven Colo tp.44J Julian Clark Science Pinedale High School Pinedale, Wyoming tp.45J Jayne Gilkey Special Education Kalamazoo, Mich. All-City High tp.45l 'Charles Hall uslcal Education Roswell High Roswell, N.M. IP-45? G giisn columbia, Mississippi tp.45l alh Manual High School Denven Colo. tp.46l 50 Den ver, Colo. at ? X ll H82 Faculty Plot Pictured Porfiria ' sical Ed. West Grand High Kremling, Colo, ' Ial Studies Pueblo, Colo. Centennial H.S. Bryce Jackson Foreign Language Phillips County High Holyoke, Co. Lyle Pullm-ag-Social Studies Humboldt, Kansas Rose Protextor Business North Bend, Nebraska oIds Foreign Language Academy Rye, N. Y. ' Sharon Shannon Social Studies East High Denven Co. Mark Spen'y Hold Youth Westminister High Westminsten Colo. Claire Tulloh Hold Youth East High Denven Colo. 5 Mrs. Cohan celebrates life -,..,,.iL..-. as . 'N....fJ 'Vw in we MQW M ,W N711 , Science 1 Brighton High School Brighton, Colo. Dan Johnson Science DeLasaIle Academy Newport, Rhode Island Linett Johnson Richard Karse tstudent obsenrerl Howard King Mathematics Winnifred Nichols Business East High School Julie Swango Foreign Language White Station High Memphis, Tennessee Bill Thomas English East H.S. Denver, Colo. Qheg . Business Alice Weeda English Denver Christian High School Denvelt Colo. Skip Wiggs Mathematics Aurora Central High School Aurora Colorado Emil Ziegler Social Studies 51 lnstmctional clvisors, Counseling, Support Irma Anthony Social Worker Central High School Minneapolis Minnesota Media Center South High School Denver, Colo. l Counseling Trinidad, Colorado Steve Finesilver Student Advisor ShqfQU,,f9QieLLOunseling S5 M. Qggrx Instructional Media Center Charlton- Pollard High School Beaumont, Texas C V.- Q Q t Cfl s fatf s d .iiilssi Q N is X J WX X N- Janegoalyi-s-Qn,St.udent Margie Klausner Counseling Advisor Ogallala High School St. Marys Academy Colorado Ogallala, Nebraska clvisors, Counseling, Support and Ms. Weeda 2'144 mlv4 +-q,,,.,Q ,f,,,f4 'u-4- ,, ': Ti Vicki Morrison-Sloan David Yuskawich Computer Lab. A student talks with :l t Nurse Hotchkiss High School Hotchkiss, Colorado James McCallum Instructional Media Center Mary Lou McCollum Counseling Richardson High School Richardson, Texas Rosalie Lay-Ramsey Speech Therapy . Counseling East High School Denven Colo. Jean J. Scgtt Counseling Agency High School Agency, Iowa 53 Clerical Staff Doris Davis Treasurer Margaret Elliott Counseling Clerk Oskaloosa High School Oskaloosa, Kansas ' Renee Gadison Clerk Dorothy Maupin Secretary Highland High School Albuquerque, New Mexico Glenda Tate Requisitions - Central High School Galveston, Texas Linda Yara Main Office Clerk 9 3 'NS g 1 7654 l 1 L N Q l Wiser Dorothy Maupin finishing business after school. 54 S 2 i i ? K S Q R 1 3 5 S 2 e E A S 5 3 L rw Julia Anchrum Ald William High School Charleston, South Carolina, Michael Bryant Aid School Aides QLeftl Carlota Mozee adjusting dials in the language lab. lBottomJ Michael Bryant and Darlene Riley waiting for the next victim without a pass. Sylvia Manuel Aid Francene McGee Aid Manuel High School Denver, Colo. Carlota Mozee Aid Jimmy Rice Aid Darlene Riley Aid Manuel High School Denver, Colo. Jimmy Veasley Aid 55 Classroom , A asa -15 Nxt Qs P 0 I T I at Ms. Endean, Malia Ellis, Tonya Bally, John Quin, Trina Ford, John Johnson, Gerald Nelson, Trenene Stephenson, Gaylen Knight t . i Mrs. Wagner's English Class. A l 5 Liz Fleck and Rattikan Savangwan Science class Duane Littleton 56 Cap ers -qwf-wanuwgg,.,wsfl3..: fiift x :Q . ,. W' 'ggi Mr. Herbst's XFN 'QT T if if 15... v: , vi K? Vg, Y ar. X 1' . class works studiously on some class work, H' . ff' 'f .w ff i Xi i if ' so Y 0 Kim Trang Le works on an assignment in class. Theresa Allen, Sabrina Tenel, and Trina Ford disect a frog in class. 43 W ' -1 hi Ms. Caley reads to her English class. S7 WQlffl?QjfS lvl king Fiiends A JT A5 -'M 0 gi? if . . , On An International Level' 65? Tix of XXV? 85425 J M5 A gf 099 my 'X- 3 Q f'f X if PM 4 i O X 391357 who ff X LEC A!1dCl'SOI'l, Charmaine Can' non, Dagit Weisman, and Kim Wil- liams display their enthusiasm for the Halloween festivities. Hosts Tia Brown and The crowd listens atten Rance Poole Involve lrlt tively to an account ofthe Segev, Lior Tsarfaty, and Israeli teenager s lifestyle. 5 tk Orit Buskanits in the Hal- loween Dance. fbi just The Israeli guests and their hosts led several discussions to clear up several misconceptions about the land and peo- ple of their country. For the third year in a row, Montbello has had the privilege of hosting exchange students from lsrael for 8 days in the fall. Lee Anderson, Surai Basanow, Tia Brown, Nichelle Harris, Traci Hughes, Rance Poole, and Kelley Ryan were the Warriors that shared this special experience with their guests: Dagit Weisman, Dana Child, Irit Segev, Sharon Azari, Bambi Zilberstein, Lior Tsarfaty, and Orit Bushkanits re- spectively. Many educational and enter- taining activities were planned for the students, native and foreign alike, and the Warriors managed to involve the students in such extracurricular activities as the Haunted House and Halloween Costume Dance on November 1. The lsrael students, having al- ready spent a week in Atlanta, agreed that their stay in Denver was undoubtedly the highlight of their trip. On Monday, November 5, they departed for Washington D.C., and not without a tearfully painful farewell reception at Stapleton In- ternational Airport. All of the stu- dents involved will agree that the comraderie that arose among the students is one with lasting im- pact, and the friendships made will remain with each of them throughout his life. Lior Tsarfaty, Bambi Zilberstein, Rance Poole, and Irit Segev showed the Warriors how teenagers around the world are, in most ways, very much alike. l L! J:NWlililflglfllglal, Q sillrllllflfl ii Jeiflllliilfllllillllll''Q ,,isis?f!f llW V K ,J1fl11'l1lllfl?'il?E5i F it-'1l'llll!:5flNlNl.le ' ' fi Il lil V Wk Over 8Oc7o of the time spent in school is in the classroom. ln var- ious classes from english to ROTC, students work daily to do well. We all needed to take classes that suit- ed our everyday life and goals. There were good times and bad times during class, but alter gradu- ation they become memories we cherish for the rest of our lives. 60 at -.gf-f a l IQ n x A way of me tm Graduation. Christene Kirby takes a moment to relax after a test. ff Students take advantage of the language lab. 61 ,7 ks lost, but manages to find the food with no problem. Head Boy flarold Winl5y White ad- dresses the Warriors. Kim Williams enjoys the entertain- ment at the winter staff breakfast as and Salleigh Peacock 'look on. Student Council breaks the ice with the rain game . Kelley RyarL Charnez Brown, Lee An- Uersinfand Traci Hughes do some last-minute preparation. Charmaine Cannon waits confidently. 62 l M., Council I thmk they ve been very effective and will ing to try new things which takes a certain type of personality It as work with and the stu dents are as a whole cooperative They are wzllmg to take a chance Virginia Lorbeer an excellent e eo group to Mid-Winter staff breakfast given by the student council The crowd was very interested in Winky White's comments. Makes Head y Montbello Student Council has always been involved in important issues at our school, and this year was no exception. During the Student Council's December 17th l'State of Montbello Address assem- bly, one of the issues discussed was the problem with drinking and driving. The realization of this problem was par- tially sparked by the S.A.D.D. tStudents Against Drunk Drivingl but perhaps the greatest impact on the student body re- garding this issue was made when three Montbello Alumni were lost, one at the hands of a drunk driver. These tragedies have served to awaken all Montbello stu- dents to the harshness and severity of to- day's social problems in America. Our Student Council, however, did not only point out these social ills, but also proposed ways of coping with them. The Peer Counselling idea was the first to emerge along this line. Keep up the good work in dealing with relevant issues. ri.: r...l n... nm.. ls...-.. l:. iw mn. :...l..l swan, r...... ...., .. ,.... ..., ...i ..,,.... l. -1 -s,....l .......i.- u. ...n i. . 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Jw ,gfgfwj fecal ff.fY-if-fx4, aiaffyy fjftvwft CQ'-'f' .:5,..Hj'f.'2l..x1-' f C'!11inMyvc f2,,..t-so 71417 fgwc kim, ,O .y,1,,.0,,,q mtl Home I 1' 'Jo fgzfgfk 7 ,53y,t2,, p4,f5'f,.zL ,f.Lu.2,f.: ffl .-.vfi vg..,l.f.g, 4fsv,.,,,,f. C451 SQL-umifl' 'X lfrlrmli lxku-'fi 63 X ala L2 JD Q 9 9091 MM X, D ' L ,, ,,, , A23 V, ,K My ! B , 7 V i l f I ?1 X . I i 'ff ibfDC9 ,ff QD C v ff Wf by A 9 ,Lu LF . ww ggi 1? 1 A i Q A 1 it Q2 N t -.wi 'ID I 1 l ' i1 Q j SQ Q f 1 Q jgi ? , f , ' Q 11 L t ' I JJ yx N 0' 4 1 E O X. QA! , 1 . 5 it an Q ml, pi-df,-,. s Salina Tucker waits to stop a spike The volleyball team played very well this year. The best game was played against East. lt was the best game be- cause East really had a good team. We played to- gether to beat them. fChristine Ericksonl This year's final record was 1- 8. However, the record was no indication of the team's spirit and ability. This year was better be- cause we leamed many new thin s. Qvlarvina Q Franklinl JUNIOR VARSITY TOP Genelle Anderson, Toni Martin, Salina Tucker Tnna Dlllehay MIDDLE: Carol Allen, Christine Enckson, Jocelyn Mathes, Nikki Bunt- ing, Coach Rose Surprenant, Michelle Allen, Ni- cole Mosley, Katrina Cannon, Camlen Powers, Bridgett Ford, De Anne Cardenas, Narvell Mel- ons. KPIEELIHG: I-leather Compton, Rose Maes, Coach Betsy Phillips, Huyen Tran, Yolanda Fisher, Tracy Pope, Thua-Ha Than VARSITY TOP:6Coach Betsy Phillips, Chamez Brown, Mi- chelle Allen, Ann Surprenant, Roxy Mailloux, Coach Rose Surprenant, Debbie Elder, Hayward Kelly, Kevin Hall, Kenny Kelly SIT- TIHG: Lisa Baloney, Ann Mathes, Marvina Franklin, De Anne Cardenas TBELLCTSI FUR A SPLASH On the winners stand, Debbiggerkey lst X ' place. wh Alacia Snow diving for a win. Gigi Raymond takes her mark. Here Debbiemgerkey shows her devotion to the team by attending practice even though sick. Bottom: The 86-87 girls swimming team. This year the swim team has had its best season yet. They beat Lincoln and South. The team has six members: jgheresa Sur- Qap-Land Debbie Berkey are this years 'captains, Regina Chnstopher, Gigi Ray- mond, Alacia Snow, and Heather Frishce. All members exceeded their goals and more. ln city Theresa took second in backstroke and qualified for the city A meet. She also took third place in the hundred yard free- style. Debbie placed first in both the fifty and hundred yard freestyle, missing the qualifi- cation for city A by less than one second. Regina, Heather, Gigi, and Alacia are new swimmers this year, and they look forward to another year with many more new swim- mers. Their coach Carl Selles Has devoted much time and effort to the team. The swimmers are ready to go. 69 W CRGSS COUNT RY Montbello was very proud of its Cross Country Track Team. Coached by Don Gatewood, the team tried hard to be num- ber one this year. The members were Yusef Washington, Erin Jones, Nate Doyle, Rhonda Smith, Ijla- zel Brooks. Kevin Smith, Brian Watson EE' Antwon Saunders. 2 , i L.. ,Qach Gatewood joining hands with team members. NWA new x ,n -.,., . . .. The 86-87 Crosscountry team. Left: Here the girls show their excellent ath letic ability. 71 trightl Jason Martinez on the run. lbelowi Scott Sellers throws the Ball in during a scrimmage ' with Boulder. a t me M Q' H x L, JWWJ labovej At the Winter Pep Rally oach Hackenberger introduces some of the team: Shawn, Angy Coachk Antonio, QQ, Trent, and Charles trighti Coach going over finer points. 72 4' ii Q s I----1........f. WXURS Twenty-Eight Seconds Left , . . The team had high expectations when the season began. We had a lot of players with good potential. We opened the season with a loss to Manual but quickly came back in the high point of the season. It was Qu Tran with a Throw-in. -J 3 4 tied at two points each in the North game. 'Andy Martinez had scored both points in regulation time. Then, in the second overtime, Su Tran scored our 5rd and winning goal with 28 seconds to play. lt was our first victory in three years. This might have been a tuming point in Montbello Soccer. The games were hard-fought and there was a new optimism about the future. Team gets pre game plan. O Hgaxuwg Trent Jeffords with a throw-in. D g.1 73 Elusive yVinky White prepares for a cut. A quick water break. wig M Op. 12 l Kennedy 14 East i 20 North 42 South 7 s i Manual O GLW. 18 1 West 404115 46 T.J. s 0 Lincoln , Post Season 12A s Chenfy Creek 4 ,V -' ' vi , l'We had some differences of opinion on the team, but when it was game-time, we pulled together . . . enough to make it to the play-offs. Kenneth Beazer lSen- iorj f f ' ' 'KV '-:l.' 5 lc f ,..., r f ,qff2 . A D , V - , ' 'Y' 551 , ' ,r y A , r g gl I' , , .-,,, V. 1?-ZW? . uf: ,f:: :f HW .a r 1 3 hi 5 I I ' as rerae 4 Ai,l. , l The Junior Varsity players were very supportive of our 1986- 87 Varsity Football Team. Not only dld they show up lor the games, but were very active ln leading the crowd In support of the Warriors. You can plck out the J.V, players cheering and looking forward to becoming varsity material themselves. 74 4 Varsity Football fr .f 'sf . 3 3 'ia . 1 Delbert makes a big M P ' interception to break East's back. Coach Finesilver forges a new strategy. Keith Thomas plays hard against East, and it shows. l Fl! -I-9 5-4 s I N 76 tfront row! Marcus Jones Herb Dozier Garrett Matsunaga Harvey Patton Sean Rice Daniel Kelly Stan Warren Ollie Williams Walter Tootle Reggie Whimbush Myron Dawson Joseph Jackson Jessie Javalera Roy M row! Samuel Connell Enilrey Ten'y Iri lsaac Gualden Vemon Jones mzer,DmnLCnstofano Havanno Reese , ' ohnny Johnson Sam Manley Kenneth Jones Doug McComas tthird rowl Ray Ba ' A laggegnmmm Coach daraenschwarrz. Coach nan, Coach Pinesnver, I I I I I I ' . 5 I oach Wells Coach Annstrong Da , Clyde Wallace Mel James tfourth fowl enn r s Coby Stewart - B hHs Warren, Vemon Cooper Billy Polk Tyrone Tumer Fred Polk Torre Daniels Kinney Yee tfitth rowl Cecil Dixon Mallie Reed Louis Ray-Hams Delbert Cameron Daryl Grantham Keith Bozier. ' ' A' ' 1'- lfront rowl Dramond Holiday Vemon Henry Mike Deden Con'y Wlmbs Reggie Carter John Johnson Cleance Harris James Ward tsecond rowl Rich Degrande Troy Owens Todd Shea pherd Chris Massey Sam Conner Hassan Brown Tim Polk Detric Gawen Ammid Nunn Felix Butler Shawn Feldon tthird rowl Coach Wells Doug McComes Chris Sanders B t i i Walter Tudle Fred Smith Myron Dawson Alle Williams Landrey Ten'y Stan Wu-egkgeggle Whlmbush Greg Brunson Harry Patton John Gyra ttitth row! Lartee Myers Michael Hill Cecil Dixon Billy Polk Adien Tomkins Coby Stewart Marcus Askens , . ' , , ' , A I I ' - son, Joey Jewell. ,Jason-Eitts, Verl Dozier, Allie DeGrahnrea, Coach Annstrong. tfourth rowl V arr I ' ' , , , . C , unior Varsity Football .... - wm .lason Christy up over the ball. fBelow Lefty Landrey gets ready to pass. iBelowl Myron Dawson punts. fFar Leitl First and ten alter a Wan'ior interception lLeiU Cecil Dixon closes in on an East runner. I 77 - w - We F3551 3 , ,fm X, ' 'M 1' N Mf WWC 'uv 35 'Ml '1 W3 'Uh if-F G Rf Ill-5:5 avi 7 Q -,-Q - u,w m A 4 L 'Um . i Q A 'QW-A 3 'MN MM .xmwfsafi ' W' MMA in ae 1 'U V 1' 1 nu Ulu nw-H 1,eg3wgx,m-'f Hx uvhwu, s M5 e4 ww wvxwww E 5 ' v N5 x W7 H- QE! H We 51 X nlvlwglkv' 'F 8553 5 YZ 1 K ,Q 1, Nl, S X W S Q xx M d,WM ' gi WU 5 if E5 . ,1,vbgNMw X S SSX Q f S 5,4 ,y ,w 1 ,wuml 1 'Q' Q O O' 'MW V O ICQ Q s is-' Smack that ball! I 6 ' '93s 4 t'2'3' 'bbw x O O O I Q 0 , , ' Q Q S 78 Ukboveb Tennis Team KBelowl BFOWI1 5 323 e . 51 2 gggxx ii Rim! A ax : gg ' Nw X X X A X 8 i ..... . K W 1 2 ' gxzuissi - Q. : E X N 3, gg, x X s is K X ,S 1 1 7 V h 4 3 Q ?f ff, ,-ggfffffwpw-f z W,,fff pfwJ I :fw fa q ja , fz1f'Vfzf'vwzf,.,Aa f f, f W4ff3f 547' 'W . '44f:4:,sfg,:ff:- ,f:waq457fmaswf J , , as ' f i t NM .1 2 1 ' .- nr' :Q -,:,,,. 9, te 5 ' .if ' ff, my . :,,1f TENNIS, ANY ONE? lt was a team with a lot of spirit. Al- though it was a 1-9 season, a lot of posi- tive things happened. The photograph on the opposite page shows members: Cfront row, left to rightl Mathew Molberg, Doland Blandford, Don Reynolds, Dan DeBenedittiS, Roger Mon- toya. tBack rowl Vu Nguyer, Michael Bo- hannon, lan Menogan, Sean Evens, Rance Poole, Gary Thomas and Steve Brown - lCaptainl. mot picturedl Pele Hunley, Bob Davis, and Marcus Williams. Coach, Mr. Thompson. Team prepares for a match. 4 ? 46r!mW5vam94AfhfH,m-1,,,t4,r7, af V, - WWW , ,g,,.,,,w,,,,, , ,wgml rig,-rw, I as ,JM Girls' Gymnastics I ,,,, , ,, With a 7-2 final record, having placed third in city and fifth in district, this was the most successful year our Girls' Gymnastics Team has had. The best meet was against G.W. George seemed to be winning, but the Lady Warriors tumed it around. Team membersrgictured above are: Front Row: Kim Newell, lj-ebbiejjgigai Mauri Wolfard, Janette Staddard, Debbie Fritsche, Rita Boner, Cassie Wat- son. Middle Row: Cindy Wu, Sarah Kranz, Dianna Nothaft. Back Row: Tischambia Cain, Angie Simon, Coach Walters, Dawn Ferullo, Tiffani Spahn, Beth Brovlm, Jackie Montoya. Cassie Watson does a split on the beam Kim Newell does a front roll on the beam 1 I I l f A,,,, N ,KVA ww s3 X r ff, A 1 f'Z f f ,f f 4 , L21 , 2? 1 f f 4 yy ig, V , W 4 ., 1Below Rightl Debbie Fritsche in her floor exercise. fBelowJ Rita Boner A iiiiWA me m:eii,, YYY ?,.e,,...i L X an -sn... Y .1-Q-... ---'w-q....., ' lk .M K Vg ,rf --A-....,,,,MY ff, ,bf fAbove I Jgmette Staddard on the beam fLeftJ Kim Newell in her floor exercise. f-'ff Y 101,05 1 , ,fffifafjf WVU .. W,-f 81 Boy's Swimming cc The teams enthusiasm has in- creased their scores this year. The swimmers goals will be reached as they become more experienced. Tyrone Cason, the retuming senior and team captain, has already done very well in the breast stroke. He qualified for the city A meet in the 100 yard breast stroke, during their second meet. The retuming Coach, Mr. Selles, has done a fine job in bringing the swimmers spirit and enthusiasm up as he supports them all the way. fBe'0W7 lRightl Shawn Ellis, Mr. SelleS,,Q2.Q11ge-Eayan. and Tyrone Cason talking strategy. fabovej T oes the butterfly labove right! Georgelaymr' fright? lfQP,Ql.LLeels.e. fTopL -ra rests after freestyle competition. Qmiddle leftLSu Tran strokes ahead. iabovel Jason Christ swims the breis s ro e. tleftl Jason Christy at the starting block looking for a win. The guys swim team started the season with 15 participating swimmers. There is one returning senior, nd one new senior, filling Nguyen. Also returning swimmers include Mike Razo and Su Trgboth juniors. The neKwimmers as freshmen and sophmores are J2',L9.H1lf!f RCM-lygfslxe... Patrick Merritts, Qggjglalan. Shawn Ellis! 7l gster Razo, 'and Charles Mickey. The CiolfTeam did a good job this year. They had a 1-8 final record with a O-9 pre- vious record. Their best match was against North while their worst was against East with a O-6 score. The team said this season was good but next season will be better. The coach was larry Del- YYLQEQQLX 84 Xt Students play a rigorous game of basketball Gymnastics . Yearbook reporters went to our gym to see activities, and what was going on. Reporters found students involved in all sorts of sports. They found them mostly involved in gymnastics and basketball at the time. They don't waste one minute of time by practicing and fitting in proper time for homework and study to excell in all areas of sports and academics. Leslie Jllniel ITIBKCS 3 SUYC two. Lady Warriors Take It All Stacy Mattison and Ann Mathes show their defensive skills. Lady Warriors are on the go for another year of tedious practices to contend last years history breaking record of 24-1 and being State Runner-ups,. Coach Phillips We've got a lot of hard work ahead of us, but l feel we will win city and Sub-Districts and possibly STATE, we've got to concentrate on the men- tal part of the game. Shannon Woulard takes time to warm up during pre-game. 86 Pre-game is an important factor. Chamez Brown goes down court for a fast break. Coa h Ph ll ps Let sg t em The Way U F Chamez makes the lay-up. 'Dill Q 3, ffiafll , AF Ann Mathes makes two points at the gift line. aft n ff. Q You've got to want it to win it, and we want Stacey Mattison pulls down the rebound it all I!! Stephanie Robinson contributes. Leslie goes up for two points. 87 M45 X X xx x Ek f-In-W QR M-:J-M W.,-Af: V 'W j+N...,,w'wl' .mas . .4 , M K ,WN .uJ,?xg?5v71g:s5gk55sh.,,i?261Ls:15f,.',QKii?.sgGi '5WwxyiK.:y?':1-5'iY1 ga? w3yL,U.Q5f L42 ' -+:iw1fzgp:gwa2ss::22gf-.xfihgfif-sygmf'fg1fz1?w?s,ga2iw:1ar 'fQfg?Q13Ew2?ifw1ff . T .Q - . Q 1 . 1 Q-' gegyfxsf 5 S ' ww lb R. J :V 4 3 ffggssl wr Daniel Kelley leaps for the basket Ollie overpowers South Willie Maloy takes a quick shot Aaron Bradley moves upcourt C f' Brian Bumett ready for the rebound Billy Polk puts one in Landrey Tenfy says, Thats two. .Xwwwm +m.wX,.Mm Boys Basketball Go. Ray and Mareellus set up defense. Robert and David run a weave. Winky White searches high and low for the ball. 1' ' -'-- -, in S il J ii i? ll i li 2 ,g il l x 2153 l ' l 5 .:lXX. , Y, fi w 'l 5, Q jf 'E ifzfiiifi 2223 5 QL' 25513 Qi gf?-gg ,.,, .... . i,.., .A E mf ' ggi! ,WE l Ziyi ? 5 Qifalgissl if f: 2 2 - f E - 25255 55? . 5 5 .:: e y' . ref- -I X r:'-uf-.2 '-f Q ii! wgggg gggg Qi z S Fred after a remarkable dunk. Yusef Washinqton basses the ball! I llilfyii 4 3 David Lyle lays it up! labovel Mark Wakker defending lbelowj I l Ji, A 1 r 1 W n Q ' , ,,,, vL,l 3 Q. ll! Bck. row: Ollie Williams Kevin Chase Johnnie Datson Yusef Washington, Mar ' , Fred Harris Louis Ray, 50196.11 H3!l?.9If UjLLV!dMr sst. Coach Goldsteen, Angiliomiser, Harold WinlgLQyl1hig,Vt1eQ Coach Sayyid RahmaI1.,,Ray Batii, Daniel Kelly, Asst. Coach Ciayles I ff r 4 D A I HWS Wim ' .,l.., , ,,lVi ..., , - M75 1 ' .. ,i Q ,,,. .,,,l ,,v,., I V 9 V V KF IL , , W 2 .4 , my 3 45 ,1 t , an s N ..' fe if 'w-4 W li ' 8 a I ' ,,.,, ' X V' ' F V V ,A A m mf? lm HWS M TE ullllls WHS WFS K 4U is 41 ss as .5 5 , I S 3, W . 'il Q 'if Q A 6 mu ,cl 4 ' ' Bda f f , 2 'L 1' 2 A 1 if f I , lb' ,,,, , L f if M 'F' f g 3 'viii Wy y W i f ' fi B ' J oys . . Bck. row: Coach Ciayles, Billy Polk, Antwon Sauders, Rosaun Hall, Gerald Nelson, Erin Jones, ' , Coach Goldsteen. Front row: Landry Terry, Aaron Bradley, Donald Reynolds, Sidney Griggs, Andre Strode, Willie Maloy, Cornelius Freeney. Girls' Varsity Bck. row: Andrea Mathisklsina Cason. StacLMattison,4Ann Christina Burgess, Leslie Junieljjlantinna ,Flag-lginlg Front row:-Charnez Brown, Stacy Young, Jackie Cross, Stephanie Robinson, Shannon Woulard Head Coach ' B Girls' J. . Bck. row: Roxanne Mailloux Tammi Traylor, A Ann Suprenant, Jocealyn Mathes, Resha Wango, PJEQBJJL Bgy, Danielle Robinson, Front row:gRose Maes,-Iolandag K Lklgerxda-llfA1exa.Co.x,Deanne Cardenas,-Raquel Carter ,W M, 'fiwgg ,ww f f , 4 . 'Flaw ,, 7 47 ,, ,,,,.,, , ,,,,, , N, , ,., , ' I .. iff f ' fn Q . Y . w-5 ,,,. , ,., ,.,g ,4, M tg, N, a t Oscar Lopez: l've got a hold on you. Back row: Coach Townsend, Antoine Ton'ey,q , Donald Wallin, Steve beyta,n-Timmy Polk, Victor Dickerson. Sam Manley, Paul Gag1es,YCoach ljlall, Ji'eAnderson,gQecond row: Kathy Cordo-Q Reggdle Whimbush,'Ahmid Nunn, ,,.,- ,-Liga.. icky Wright, Eamest McCalIum,'CEris Sanders, Stanley Warren, flnd Martinez G3,rret.t-fMatsunaga,, Ed Hill. -First row: Rodney Frfimmiiscar Lopez, Richard De ' rand,, Clarence Harris, Dramond Holliday, Joe Vasquez. Hot Pic- ured: Chris Warren, Coach Chapman. 4-Y illwfvamwk Garrett Matsunaga gets good positioning x l c waits his opponent. fs t ,,,, l ,:...,.,,,,,,.: ,,,. Ricky Wright holds him for the count. I 9 . B .I 91 S Ill Edward Hill: lt's all Over!!! W.,-f- ' 93 ...N N.. M. f M-M5 .--,,- M-Www W.--., ,mf , -we www:-J. W M Girls' Track Boys' Track Boy's Track: Jamal Ahmal, Marcus Askins, .Ray ,--5. B watts, Qgagh Blakey, Keith Bossier, Thomas Bryson,.BiiEi1n'BUrnett, Darxzen-Ga-r neqie, Edward Coopeffjeldrigk Coleman, l'Rob'6't Davis, Kevin Dilworth, Armond Dil- worth, Herbert Dozier, Kendell Ellinton, Sean Evans, ,Kau.L-.Gaines,. Issac Gaulden, Darryl Grantham, Qt' amilton, Lamonte Hart, Reggie Holt, Mel? Mike Jar- mon, Stefon Jones, Vernon Jones, Carl Jumper, Llarcilslqimn-yJ Terry McGary,5Lq ven Mc il, Cinique Mason, Harvey Patton, .Egg Albert Ransom, Audley Ran- som, Louis Ray, Arthure Robinson, Reginald Robinson, Chris Sanders, Freddie Smith, Kevin Smith, James Stephaney, Joey Turn- er, Chxiswarren, Mark Walker, ' John Williams,,2rig,-winn, Edward Cooper, Tyrone Turner, Edward Clark, Robert Hathaway, Michael Hill, Bryon Henry, Odis Jenkins, Jimmie Howard Girls' Track: Tammy Brown, Tamara Batts, Raquel Carter, Audra Collier, Denise Davis, Plate Doyle, Malia Ellis, Brid ett For Qbin Glasco,.1YlichelIe Grie , u rea Hall, Tanya Hayes Rhonda Jackson Nikki Kindle T jy, iE!inez, ,ouna..Mc, Donald, e, MicHelle Mosley, lracey Pope, Cora Porter, Carmen Powers, Johnette Quinn, Danielle Robinson, Keisha Ross, Tara Smallwood, Rhonda Smith, Pli- cole Taylor, Tereia Robinson, Kesha Wanzo, Deanna Wells, Allurda Ahmad, Latonya Hughes, Jacquelin Cross, -BLQJMUA Andrea Scott, Michelle Moten,K 59- , H2',3,!lw2 ,.,. ,, ,,,,lWM, W 'i:pla,,,,,.,f-ff--aria s,,,.,,, ac, 'ii lAboveJ Girls get an early jump for team positions. tLeftJ Mel James tunes-up in the discus Lvl ly QW ifffx ,P fx! . L yy jfvv , ,SLWG yy A M iw fTop rowl: Clarence I-lanis, Sean Ellis, James Cuny, tl I V5 ,JW My .W yllalter Tootle, Michael Mosley. 15rd rowlgfloach Wal- lil' ,J , .N ter,s,A.lgrLg13ma, Tim Polk, Georgejiayan, Jeramie it MW t ,W Smith. 42nd rowl: Jagolgimsty, Kevin nan, Andy ,I DV kg U A , ' lleresulason Pitts, Cecilpixon, Michael Deden. llst QV MU , W ff rowj: Mike Razo, , Joe Alex- i Lg X AU ll,, Y Ufander, J3isi 1Qera, D ron,5cott.Sell- Jaw L N X J Ei ' If Sl1E:1ll.m,.FQtiQr. CLyingl: lieith W . A . Thomas, T ,. ' Andy-Mar 02 .hr W3 lter Tootle practicing to pitch. tinez, Eddie Manuel, Howard Williamsf-Mr.-Doylef WTS 0 fe Boys' Baseball A , x ifar lefty Baseballs indoor practice during bad weather. A' lnear lefty One of the outdoor practices. 1' M .,.,,,,,., tm ,.,.,.., . or 1 Wg ' Girls Tennis Tish Beauford returns a serve. V Tenms team members Joyce Smith Crystal Rob ertson tlvlgrj Kimyatta Bookert Alexa Cox Selena Tucker Michelle Swazer Michelle Peterson Al meta Corbin Heather Johnson Debbie Elder Christine Enckson Tlsh Beauford Taura DeClutte Yolanda Fisher, Theresa Supemant, Tonya Crady Leslie Juniel, and Ann Mathes 96 . , ' 1 1, 1 . . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . . . . 1 1 vga Michele Tipton shows some fancy footwork. Girls Soccer VARSITY: Debbie Berky, Michelle Bray, Deanne Cardenas, Kathy Cordova, Trina Dillehay, Linda Doyle, Rose Maes, Roxy Mailloux, Christina Marzano, Debbie McCloud, Jackie Montoya, Janette Stoddard, Tracey Tipton, Kathy Vetos, Debbie Villa, Cassie Watson, Rose Debenedittis, and Marvina Franklin. JU- NIOR VARSITY: Kerri Ampry, Cienelle Anderson, Lisa Baloney, Shelby Berry, Monica Ciuerue, Ardis Martin, Irene Jimenez, Di- anna Nothaft, Diana Proctor, Sara Prom, Coremarie Rios, Mis- chele Lozano, Heather Smith, Jennier Drews, LaTonia Howard, Jacquelin Hutton, Lvanna Allapowa, Asako Miyamori, Gigi Ray- mond, Deini Emmerson, Freadda Zeigler, Delilah Sweed. Roxanne Mailloux shows some of her better skills. Winter Pep Rally The spirit of Montbello High School roared through the gymnasium as the win- ter Pep Rally went undenfvay. There was a great performance by the cheerleaders and even an ice cream eating contest among the Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. Yum! Montbello's Wrestling Team. Cheerleaders attempt to form a pynmid. The student body gave full participation. S i. .X 5 S ESTEEU KSSEHKS fig 5 Men's Swimming Team ' ...'..1 .... 6 LL,, k, - igr, . g ::::: ' N9 ' G2 e 3.54. f Q .1 T. 5 it aye- yi , M. kk' 7 Hfiik I ffffiliw' Q Y , ' X R - UQ . .. . . .' 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The morale and enthusiasm displayed by the cadets showed an everlasting tradition of excellence. The rifle teams and the drill teams along with the color guards performed at their fullest potential. lt was preminent at all of their performances. Staff members this year included, Florencio Reyes: Battal- ion Commander, - Battalion XO, Andrea Mathes: S-1, Lawson Purvis: S-2, Shauntel Aldridge: S-3, Charles M Jo- 'd,Micha sM. 1, .XE -. .... jg. . Wm . M J E: ,... ? l was A wk N xx is .skit-r Q rltx XII' :kv '2 NN xx . , , .X.- y k si wr O I COMPANY ' Commander: Charles Martinez. Katlna Alexander, Christo- pher Berry, l len'nan Brown JR, Lejuenne Charles, Timothy Cmshing, Ricardo Damers, Bdwena Dorsey, Shawn Guer- rero, Yjvania Haynes, Melanie Henton, Robert Hott, Victor Jackson, Rhichard Kelly, Marie Line, Sheila Lockett, Ken- neth Macphail, Rose Maes, Duane Perea, Marla Ray, Dennis Richardson, Serina Samora, Annetta Shafer, Erika Sherrod, Sharvest Staphens, Ramon Tarango, Gregory Troeger, Dustin Ulibari, Brian Watson, Jocelyn Williams. C COMPANY Commander: Clery Walston. Tonya Bailey, Alicia Bowens, Thomas Bryson, Alex Butler, Tyrone Callum, Felicia Coo- per, Serina Cooper, James Curry, Claudine Delao, Ann Dix, Jennifer Drews, Trina Ford, Anton Gill, Stacin Hamlin, Mi- chael rlansen, Stacey Harding, Kimberly House, Elizabeth rludspeth, Kevin Humphries, Yolanda Kirkendoll, Tommy Lauderdale, David Lawrence, Robert Leek, Dana Lynch. Randy Martinez, Quanda Mcfarland, Eloise Mcneal, Terra Miller, Erika Moore, Sonya Moore, Kevin Paris, Robert Ra- mos, Mike Razo, Dawn Reinhardt, Shawn Ross, Wilbur Rob- inson, Sheila Shaw, Paul Sidenstricker, Joyce Smith, Marlin Stevens, Thu-ha Than, Cassandra Thomas, Lee Thorvedt, wades Tookes, Raymond Tumer, Ana Urrutia, Christine Valois, Jason Vaz, Jennifer Witt. HONOR PLATOON C0l'l1h'l3IldCl': Serif!! Brooks. Shallnlel Al- : f Q f-rf-v....,,, dridge, Cassandra Beavers, Marsha Brown, Christina Burgess, Gina Caldwell, Chamiaine Cannon, Frieda Caldwell, Re- gina Christopher, Monique Chung, Leslie Floyd, Traci Hughes, Andrea Mathes, Jo- celyn Mathes, Donna Mcdonald, Vanette Mcdonald, ,Michelle Mcgee, Halisa Napier, Leah Shook, Quanda Watson. 102 ,QM 7 M f t f5'32+.. ii il Q 5 ZZ 2 'AW-Hung lim' 1 B COMPANY Commander: Latonya Jefferson. Anthony Adley, Eric Beutler, Kimberly Bills, Hassan Brown, Fellx Butler, Rhlchard Canada, William Cash, Aar- on Coleman, Audra Cooper, Constance Cooper, Shontel Crayton, David Dueth, Dennis Dorsey, Elizabeth Fleck, Kristen Floyd, Isaac Gauldln Jr, Ray Goddard, Angela Harris, Shawn Herron, Tony Huffman, Otis Jen- kins, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Demetrius Knox, Jason Lank- horst, Cecil Lawrence, Hye Lee, Richard Lephew, Michael Mckinney, Chauncey Meekins, Shamika Moses, Gabriel Hevares, Robert Pringle, Cassandra Guin, Audley Ransom, Jo Robinson, Sabrina Salgado, Paul Sims, Cheryl Smith, Heather Smith, Sumai Som, Joyce Sosnowski, Au- branea Taylor, Corey Taylor, The-Dung Than, Davetta Waflleld, Chaun- etta Wilkins, Robin Woodberry, Kisha Wortham, Freadda Zeigler. D COMPANY Carrie Allen, Theresa Allen, Candice Bates, Tikneshia Beauford, Doland Blanford, Alonda Brown, Jeremy Carr, William Coleman, La- tonya Hughes, Stefen Johnson, Michael Lo- vett, Annette Marquez, Leona Martin, Antonio Martinez, Andrea Mcdonald, Jean Mcnaeb, Shane Miller, Troy Mitchell, Temple Mozee, Rebecca Orton, Pauline Powell, Camien Pow- ers, Andre Prescot, Johnette Quinn, Albert Ransom, Carla Rayner, Darren Rhichardson, Kirk Roberts, Shawn Robinson, David Staup ll, Tina Ursery, David Vasqez, Emanuel Wilkins, Jessica Williams, Eric Winn, Eric Wolfard. Commander: Tracy Tipton. Q f-iii 3 Mm E COMPANY , ' Commander: Shannon Woulard. Jodi Allen, Michael Bauman, 5 Troy Bauman, Sean Blakey, Lionel Briscoe, Ferry Buchanan, C Tora Burl, James Cardwell lll, Lance Compton, Pamela Cor- m nish, Joannette Driver, Suzette Ellington, Ronnie Galloway Jr, Rhonda Gamer, Phillip Glover, Joanne Hampton, Katheryn Hood, Andrew Hopkins, Shanon Kellner, John Lewis, Chanda Minter, Bemard rlubine, Kai Pearson, Rodrique Ramzy, Danielle Robinson, Gary Robinson, Tereia Robinson, Bobby Russel, Jer- maine Smith, Sabrina Tennell, Tommy Thomas, Larris Wright lll. lBelowl Jackson Harrington, Michael Lynch and James Pugh are well dressed here. 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Km N MTW QR . w , ga 13' X X Y W R N ,1l,1 Q 1 1' , K ,I N- 1 , x - ,,,,4f,, 1 1 1 gy- - X - ,,,, , , 151, sf g,51g1..,,, , 5 1 ' , gg. fig Jxx f 1 P '4' ML 1'171'f C , 74- K7 W WERE ' E225 fmt ,frm - -'- 3 -.v- we i ,,. e i W Wim, M W .... M.. ,, . .... um, 3 0 f. ..... S, .... . gui., 5 W .W W Mamie:-hw ..,., q .:ZTT17?,m-M:: 5 EE Gi sgmz i mwp Above: Carla Rayner. Below: Ms. Peay shows her spirit. f s, ag i Ghouls and goblins of JROTC give a Za My Qiifie A A S- 2 of Big Bird inpersonates Mr. llackenberger. Above left: English Class during Halloween: Chris ' Sanders, Towanna Davis, Gail Little, Tara Smallwood, Richard Statewright, Mark Pullman, and Andre Heywood. Above: Tweedledee and Tweedledum - otherwise known as Mr. Gonzales and Mr. Bartalot. Left: ls there a doctor in the house? 107 Sys RNS. ,,.v ' lTopl Lunch room friends. iTop lefti Having fun during lunch. inear rightl Marcus Phillips and Shawn Wade are on the ball. Cfar right? Let's all relax. Audio-Visual Presentation. Ill ' rurm numq Lusdera ol Rmu'icA .ww .15 4. mm-14.1-is-or n.m9QDz5 Eoa:f3 gy.-531. amuse .Sams-If umm vxonxouto l-Xb. Dmoer, Lomfo dobq Marilyn Merrell, sponsor. Members of F.B.L.A.: Melody Anderson, Qhuck Barela, El5MLwetcher,3ggp-grgr, Gina caidwell, Freida caraweii, Eddie Clark, shamei Doyle, Leslie Floyd, Tracy Hayes, Jeannette Henley, Traci Hughes, Ruth Martin, Vanette McDonald, Beb,ecca.J!loah, Kelly liothaft, Kim Williams, Senta Brooks, Shawna Smith, Ann Suprenant, DeearJne.Ca.rdenas, Nikki Bunting. Potpourri ORG MQ! Speech Team lleftl Tony Starnes, Paula Reed, Paula Refuerzo, Rebecca Orton, Louis Epps, Jeannie Taylor, Yjuania Haynes, Duane Smith, Nichelle Harris, Miriam Arnold, Theresa Easley Not pictured: Carlisle Mitchell, Jocelyn Williams, Antonio Mar- tinez, Ann Surprenant, Annette Marquez, Ronnie Galloway, Kathy Hood, Linda Doyle, Chad Martinez, Paul Siden- stricker, Jared Meketuk. E.S.L. tLeftl Students of E.S.L.: Son Le, Soly Tho, Khan Pham, Tuan Pham, Tuan Nguyen, Huu Ngu, Navy Tho, Dulcelina Garcia, Kalaya Chitson Not Pictured: Boo Boutsady, Sokhorn Chhim, Dara Eang, Ahmed Khera, Anh Le, Kim Trang Le, Thai Le, Hye Le, Asako Miya- mori, Phongchanh Nanda, Hang Nguyen, Hop Nguyen, Van Nguyen, Tan Pham, Khamla Pongpha- chanxa, RattiKan Savangwan, Lan Tran, lshtiaq Khera, Kim Le, Vu Nguyen, Lien Dinh, Juanita Domin- guez, Sounadda Nanda, Sofia Rontini, Viravut Tain, Mai Le, Chandy Som .A.N. . . This year Montbello participated in the first annual P.A.N.D.A. games. The Panda games was a quiz bowl on Black History. Although Montbello came in second we had the highest average of points on our three rounds. The general feeling among the team members- lt was an awesome experience, we really enjoyed itl tleft to rightl Mrs. G. Henry, Jodi Allen, Tiana Galloway, Paula Reed, Melanie Cu- shinbeny, Alicia Robertson, Sonya Gille- spie, Lita Williams and Ms. K. Nunn. he D-A Middle Top: Johnathan Connell helps decorate the bandroom Christmas tree. Left: The Brass Ensemble perfoml Christ- mas Carols. Right: The Senior class decorations. ky Orton with her present. M.. QM My in Q V. .smzw X ' w - rf . A if fri .W 17, ,,5,r,,, 3? ea. , fri 21 5 l 6 H gg '65 .ar y ,ag if , l tw meg F 'E 9155 r M5135 aww, 1 ,Z I ,, 3' ' 24, i if if i t , :mf ,fl 15 gy '. 3 ,gg if fx , ,m ,M f ,. lass decorations. The holiday spirit was in the air. The students and staff were all in- volved in various activities dealing with the holidays. Each of the four classes decorated different areas of the school. Music and caroling was heard around the school having set the holiday mood. The foreign lan- guage department even had a feast in the community room serving foods from different lands. The 86 holiday season was one to remember. 111 I- 7- H---Y. W Cheerleaders succeed in pepping-up the crowd. 6 I , 44 Q 1- i I 2' ' , . 5 I 9 Brian Watso - A true Warrior 1 My f, 1 ee e -7 7 jg, N Mr.Vi?g,gLey,shows his spirit with hatend ff gf' ,. f 'shhdes I L i if XX X 112 TOTT2 Johnson l'CtL1ITlS to join In tfie festivities. Antonettejgragcm poses, obviously happy with her college choice, Colorado College. Vafln. At our fall sports pep rally some special people were present and a very special honor was given Mont bello students showed their Warrior pride and applauded the efforts of Temple Pat Brown Pat not only be came the first Lady Warrior but the first female in the history ofCoIorado to have her high school Jersey num ber retired Pat was both an academic and an the nation nominated five students K1 Q, from each state From those names a group of coaches in Florida chose one student per state to be an All Amen can Pat signed an early letter of intent with Michigan State University before she stepped onto the basketball court her senior year Pat Brown has made us all proud to be Warriors and we wish her the best of luck We expect more great things from our Warriors in the future w All-American. Coaches across 113 The spirit of Montbello lives in the hearts of Mi chelle Mareano, Dionna Jackson, and Colette TI'IAT'S THE SPIRIT We got the spirit Yes we do! We got the spirit l-low bout you? This chant was expressed through the halls of Mont- bello as Warriors were dressed like nerds, bums, Hawai- ian tourists, and they were even dressed in robes. War- riors show their pride in the school as they show their school spirit. wr T F19 Michelle Allen and Delila Sweed are ready for bed time. 4 gw....l-rff? . 4- qw.- Charnez Brown gives us her best pose. Ulbovel We always dress like this. Antwuane Johnson, Ford. 1 tLeft5 Kenneth Beazer, dressed for success. ' l wil Debbie Squeaky Elder shows her spirit on robe day. Abovel Albert Ransom and Ms. Weeda compare their nikes. Rightl Vicki Sloane-Morrison shows her fashion style. The Spirit Cf Montbello 52 af-so Isina Cason, Tammy Ross, and ,S- 4 - 12 Aisha Ford mug for the camera. pn-:seams f- L if if W wi-W-rl Lekita Carter: If I have to study, I might as well be comfortable. 115 And More Spirit i Joseph Turner shows his spii during spirit week. Taura DeCluette and friends together during robe day. N QQ Byron, Shea Parker and Russell showing their school pride on Black Silver Day. MM' fi' or-S Rona Souell Torre Daniels and Charlice Mcdonald i Dena Johnson: Nerd and Tacky A Day Tyron blue Hawiian clothes during Hawiian Day. Kelly Ryan, Carol Allen and pets dress up for Robe Day. ' 117 i if .SK i y 'r' 0 3 r l 1 1' ' Q -'!- 1 4... Y, A gy i 'Qi e - A .5 A i L. 7 ' L 'fs 1' .. Qf' .W T 1 5 Lf' .' 3 1' - 2, if 'W '1 f.. hai.:-Af:-i'g ':f YT F .fl : ' 15' , , i i--' JL : ' T nf-'nwhig-M' .WW ,,,,,.,., 1 I , W w , V, ,y Y-w1.',,,, V .-,- wp . 1 -,,. f . V 1' .. v. x - -.ff , . '.f.1 '7 gf -A..f2,-'+ --K . ' A -1- , sei -Q? - , fs QQ 1 +' 'T ,,s- wr bi , f -42, A' .-f - - '11 4 , V T 7 f - N ' ' V, 4- --- ku- M ,. J ,, , -, , I- t E1 A , ' 5 ,,...,-,.. 50 L. ,,, ...f f 4 , .. ., .. W L Y I 24 va-15? -W 8-A M R, , . , .T . if 1 ' E 1 vii A r I A K M fi f 5, 4 3-A M Q L 4 X 5 ar , U 4 sg. . , gp an . 4 B iff' ' 3 - 'sl '-.E ' I i 'M j .-.L x- , 1, f ' ' J as F it sv- ' ' , qw v J 2. f 4 A yy in . ' 1 W , dwg! 'W ,K ,Lb tx M y u . if A A, i M M' 'Q fl 'i-. 5 X' ss' -at 1 5 ull A if W yu, f' A gg if ,x if Q, Q .og If Q I Big Lou insures offensive ga lack and silver pride covers the house I Cheerleaders strut their stuff for the crowd Sean Rice breaks a big gain X fa 9 7 IIN 5 -x : 1 Tension in the huddle decreased as the game went oi 118 3 -a 'Q 'S 3 1, . 7 i SIT? Ollie threatens with a roll-out pass Coach Finesilver displays his ability to conceal his excitement and Sam pride South defender helplessly watches Winky hand off to Warriors defense wraps up a 42-12 thrashing over the Rebels. 119 Dance Th Night A ay Bottom left the Duke and Duch- ess and Count and Countess. Bottom right Coach Hall and his wife. C, F W I l , , f 1 , Y Princess Charmaine Cannon 'Q-, W D Q 1 1 H Tillflight Is Cul' ight nez Brown. 511.2 Z Clary WalsLQr1andA,Anqela May having a great time. s iii Q9t tt The homecoming dance was a great suc- cess. Everyone wanted to dance the night away. There was laughter on each face. The lunchroom was beautifully decorated and ev- erywhere you looked there was spirit. The dance floor was continuously packed with ev- eryone in their finest clothes. Homecoming was truly a night to remember. arriors Welcome Mr. Batey Give the cake a hand. Q I r Making plans Mr. Bowie hands over thejob. Teachers enjoy hellojgood-bye reception l Mr. Batey already work. 'fs f 'Vis' ,C . s in P Believe it or not -3 - yes 5 Montbello Footballers. Trigg Vanderhoef, Sam Manley and Tyrone Turner Paul Sims talks with a College were actually seen diligently applying for information from Western State College. Counselor at Montbello l gig? Michelle Peterson takes inventory of her college con- tacts. ar . A g Q C W J H 1 Y in 4, A 'l ' V V 5 K 2 . , if if l ' 1' i i . a . , Kinney Yee - another footballer with plans for his future. Coors CBFCS!! 123 At the beginning ofthe year, Mr. Sreet, Mr. Pegues, and meetings, Warrior Gathering It was the beginning ofa whole new school year again, and everybody was getting to know each other. This year we had the chance to meet our new principal, Mr. Batey. At several class assemblies for the Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors, Mr. Batey presented his goals and hopes for the new year. At each assembly, Student Council representatives gave their plans for activities during the school year. Langley join some of the Montbello students at the wr I in K ..kk S I - f .r 1 is 5 '-: 1 , 1 5 . is I X - ff? --.. tn Arif? I .1-. . Q , 'L :'i'- P At the class meeting assembly, Mr. Batey and Harold White listen as our school nurse Ms. Pat Landrum states her sched- ule for the 86-87 school year. Mr. Batey describes his goals as principal of Montbello High School, during the class 124 meeting. Head boy, Harold White explains his plans for the Senior Class for the 86-87 school year. W ff' lnM merican History classgkaquel Martinez displays her Hike shirt and shoes for the camera. iknnrittks Valley Ranch bus stop, Frank Jagla Maeggnjoys a Pepsi while she or Commercial Break Did you ever notice all the products the Montbello students advertised everyday, as you walked th rough the crowded halls ofour school? Hike, Levi, Trapper Keeper, and Adidas were just a few of the brand names that flashed in front of your eyes on the way to your classes! With a television agent, Montbello's student body could have made millions of dollars doing commercials for almost every product that was on the market. Ifwe did make some commercials they would've looked some- thing like this: Air Jordan, l'like's stylish basketball shoes gave you great speed as you ran through the crowded halls on your way to class, as well as great speed on the basket- ball court! Levi's stonewashed jeans and jackets came in many fashionable colors and they took the wear and tear of everyday student life, sitting in those hard classroom chairs, those lunchtime football games and much, much more! So, the next time you see a Montbello student pay attention to the brand names they're sporting! Wearing a Coca-Cola shin, Sebastian Scott waits patient- ly for a friend. my 11111 P 0 O . .i . I . 'A' oo Early in the morning at a Green Before school starts, CRQSeann Sdwool YCQY' 1186- stays warm in his Levi jacket. 'ganizes her locker 125 Take A Look At The Warrlors On Board OW u 'fi ,, ' 2 W ,W1s:.Ng ,X , ,, . ,,,, , ,N A f, W 1, 'V V f 5:11 1-5, 1 ' P WK Time out for a post-game pose iaboveb while Llsa Kranz studleslbe HP s listen attentlvely labovej while Michelle Deden combine I J m g Q fir X N V.. E Jnity among the classes. Sonya . . Wntmg papers. i Raquel Martinez iabovel and Theresa Palmer lbelowl show that Vlontbello is a great place to get an education. . 'G 'N , x.X . . . and Lisa helping underclassmen with Robyn Lake is Caught in the air' . I Q , A X sf ' , 132 s- E , 'fi .F weft' 1 ,,, 1315. Gee Jason, the lunchroom food is much better this year. 1' '51 Montbello Pride Our community celebrated its twentieth birthday on September 155, 1986 by having Montbello Days, a celebration complete with a parade and camival. Mr. John Bowie, our former principal, was bestowed the title of Grand Marshall of the parade. Several of our school organizations were invited to participate. The JROTC, cheerleaders, and marching band took part and lead the parade through our community. Local organizations such as churches, elementary schools, and the new Martin Luther King Middle School, also participated. Guests and spectators enjoy the carnival preceding the pa- rade. -Xuan The Montbello Band struts its stuff at MontbeIlo's 20th Anniv. Pictured: Debi Shaffer, Tyrone Cason, Lamont Patterson, Eric Wolford. Annette Marquez and Audley Ransom take a break to replen- ish their energy for the remain- ing activities of the day. Mr. Bowie, past principal of Montbello with Mr. Batey, the new principal and the principal of Martin Luther King Jr. middle school. obj , Zvi MQ rv if? f Mrs. Madden explains her class procedures and activities to students and parents who at- tended Montbello's back to school night. Becky Orton, with her parents. visited the computer room where she displayed her knowl- edge and talents ofthe comput- er. Students and parents listen to an orientation from Mr. Batey before being allowed to visit the individual classrooms and to talk to the teachers of the stu- dents. Two parents wait their tum to observe the lab set up that Mr. Herbst provided for the parents use to observe and examine some of the things their stu- dents learn under the micro- scope. l 129 Intemational Week Early in the year our foreign language classes celebrated an event called International Week. Many events took place such as soccer games food fiestas and other activities. Signs were also hung all over the school in different languages. It was quite a week. Clockwise: Jason Martinez, Reggie Whimbush and Lester Razo show their soccer skills. Mekie Summers and Tammy VanDunk, Duane Littelton, Sidney Griggs and Joesph Jackson show their eating skills. The Community Room was filled to capacity but Jerome Powell above: was able to get a bite in. 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A x la QP Q 2 ...e 52 .:. mf--.2ff22gfS.:i fm f Q J' f ,. 1 Q E S ERN Tr M J ,J 52 42' Q 3 , . 0, 3 M 15 M' 'Klford Brown Br I'-SlOlUl'lf'-S.IGlllflf'-S.1OIUflf'-SJOlllflf-S.IOIUl'lP-S.lOII,Il'lf-SlOIUTII' Michael Bohannon 1052 Bomgargng' Keith Bossier Felicia Boyd Stacie Bradley HHMQQSQQLL ,,,,,t3,s2,tlJ...QMmk Togethemess J OIHCTS Juniors made their Influence known in all student activities Shown outside the new Martin Luther King Middle School are Cathy Jones 1123 Jan elle Randall 1103 Debbie Elder C123 and Isaac Gaulden C113 After giving a concert for the middle school students Choir members were given a tour of the new building Eleventh Graders were proud of their par ticlpatlon in school activities 133 . w5f2Z?' 1, W M f in 2552 away f if f 2 2 + l A X W , ,I f f ' , M5 .,,, ff W' QEQWW yy 1 3 Q W .J ,. C 7 A if W f A .7 Y f3 'f1r iv Q f 1 A Y l 2 ff, f K . :.,, 5 T l Wlhnma l V - , gg, :Wx :,, ig cf-W-. Christina Burgess - V , D . EH9E9EL.fi!!!D!af Ml5cnr1aLhMGalheun-'- Natlna Callum Cham1aine Cannon Lakita Carter l Tami Carter Billy Cash lgmiiilason- Cecily Chapman 'A 5QFL1I2i.Chikis.,. rx :L sv ., it Juniors Week In . . . Week Out. The year is measured' in weeks. The mundane job of the three r's is made oh so much easier with activities that are fun. . heresa Surprenant C117 and Michelle Cox on post- TE for the week. , - me ' ag X' I fam ,V U One of the highlights of the fall season was the week devoted to foreign languages. Eleventh grade students were in the thick of things - creat- ing posters, cooking ex- otic dishes and creating festive occasions. Mutizwa Chirunga Karon Coleman ' Suzanne Coliins ' r William Combs 44. 4 'swf I Q Alejandro Comer .C Lance Compton Shane Cook Audra Cooper Constance Cooper Hurry Up . , . And Wait J unlors One new addrtlon to the l M C was a com operated copy machine lt worked beautifully lat a dame a shotl For some students the time and money were well spent I: Edward Cooper Kathleen Cordova Delene Cormier Sheila Crosby Paul Cushinberry Ricardo Damero Alicia Datton Robert Davis Danny Debenedittis 136 W 3 , Armand Dilworth Murray Douglas LindaJQoyle Ian Dozier Christine Dyleski Teresa Easley ,MighaeLEhr- Deina Emerson Christine' EQ- n Angie Ervin Shrina Evans Sean Faris Amy Fields Yolanda Fisher Aisha Ford, l 137 Wjiriclgett Ford T , ,Maw Alisha Gaines i Adrian Gallegos Tifrzekia Garliner I jjggQa1:cinno,, ,,1saar.33aumzn.,.. fShanngn Givens mfggynmdardf- Stephanie Gosa Ronald Griffin ,BQQLQ ngninurmn . J uniors-J uniors Kabovel Jason Vaz on way to a choir con- CEN. qleftl The Choir at Martin Luther King Middle School. Sheila Hand 7miiE'HT5rE I , 4' , Jenitta Haris A Angela Harris Chantel Harris Fred Harris Eanen Hasan -JI rs-Juniors-Juniors io rs-Jun IO Jun OTS' I Jllfl HIOYS' Ju fllOI'S' Ju I'1l0I'S' Ju 1- I'S'JLlI1lOI'S rs-Jumo rs-.junio IG Jun Kelty Mtlemandez 'A AMigale Hester' f'T0nyaA Higgs T1U10U1y .1TiQgan 4 Rohextw Hott Darian Hunter Heather Hurd ,Lisa Hurd' Deiwin lnness A0seph ,.!asI5sQn Rhonda Qaflksnfl Rddhey Jackson TltL!5.A1g9KS9p Amy Jacoinsilfifyw LaTonya Jatlisorr U O I . D OL . ' O VV I I . ,, '1 ,igiussfkam , ,,,,,,B, Q,Q i F lgent Jetfgggnvs , Beamer T onjia Johnson Yoianda Johnson Behnda .Jones Jacqueline Jones Mnchael Jones Q 0 o Q 0 4 I Juniors Have A Lot Of Pep Kaylen Jones ing. unr I ,IO olunf'-S SJ -1 nf' -S.IOILl unf' I .IO mnp-S O SJ ns nf' SIOIU nn unp I ,IO f'-S Q CC.. UC f-E. go V155 '4 N31 DHD TIC 'Y 50 UD. 22 O ES H: 3-H4 N-. 3: 1 20.5-' 30 N1 gpm -'U The performance for Homecoming was a QYCHI SUCCESS. 141 Stefan Jones Daniel Kelly VLjpQa.Jienuy Deanna King Kim-Trang Le K Hye Lee John Lewis Dwayne Littleton Robert Luedtke .,,,.. ,N Juniors Dlffererlt And Dellclous It was a cold day dur- mg the final actmtles of International Week in Oc- tober Dunng the week stu' dents sampled dnfferent kinds of food one day ln Every period soccer games were played. Here Lester Razo and Richard DCGTSTIGVQO after the bali eighth period, s 5 the Community Room lt was not only delicxous but daffefent Sxgns were put on doors m the hall- way and ln classrooms indicating everyday items such as desks light switches and chalk boards! 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A 1 -ae., T 'QT K x31 . fa: ' .IMG- V M . A h w: ..,.. .5 K Q . gf , N. xl ,x i M 3 ,L Gil i, ..-- x ff5:EfIZ ,:f' i3i5f5EfQf5i??f5f3Ii5iL? :: I :-:11fE:-lf5-- - me f f Q QE QQSFF V' ' ' . Xfwfeinisig--' 5 Kl9'fiii?if k . :gm . . D, 2 Z .:. ,...e,. f ' r : ' . e .. 'ESF' -f 5 1. I Mis 4 J uniors-J uniors-J uniors-J uniors M. Q 1 T' ' ' In Ms. Swango's French class, Linda lien- ny observes Marcela Miklos as the wick- ed witch ofthe West and Jodi Allen as the masked avenger. Nikki Hurd, Stephanie Ciosaibbeth Eglin and Rhonda Jackson, among others, show how much they enjoy reading the Crucible in Mrs. l1enry's English class. 315 'Tfonald Randolph Y Audley Ransom um-,, X ' 1 ,ff,,f , If 5 . llll' , 1..t M-, , QQ? fb f X ' tiki! 31 3 4 5 CQBLKQLO- Reginald Robinson Robbie Robinson WW SteQ1 ' Tereia Robinson Mark Roman 4' Q IS-J IO Jun -v OTS' JLll'llOI'S l Jun - TS I'S'JLlI'll0 10 Jllfl 'JLll'llOI'S' 1'S rs-Jumo IO Jun 'Jl1l'llOI'S' I'S rs-Junlo IO Jun l'llOfS' Ju .A A Q Maurice Ross Shana Ross Tammie Ross Theresa Roth Bobby Russell LaRhonda Russell Sabrina Salgado Joey Sanchez Tracey Scaggs Jeneen Scott Bruce Sellers Samantha Shafer Sheila Shaw Leah Shook Maria Romero Chris Skokan Kevin Smith Larone Smith Shawna Smith Terence Smith TlffanL5na.lm Andrea Spicer Mekie Summers 'TiTeresa Surprenant Jr,.,. ,... .imwli-, K To be or not to be? Hamlet ls this an alien threatening Armand Dil- worth? No, it's Ken Murray going over the finer points of rlamlet's physical and emotional condition during an important part of the play. Fred Harris and Tim Murphy are shovim listening to this animated discussion with avid interest. olunp Sl I it it it it 149 Delilah Swegd l Jeannie Taylor Soly Tho Cassandra Thomas I Su lljgn Dichele Tumer Ana Urrutia ,Jason Vaz WYE! e ora 1 Dave a Wafford N M Qaixanda Watson , ,wvlsgagya 4251 H 1 I if 'll 956 ,, ,gi f ' if iii K .AQ '15 V 5M ' ' am -,f, M l fwaw, . xwffw fl A lff--, l.,f f l,,, ..,,,,. . ,,., A f ,W fx fy W1 f fff 2' , J 2 4' f Q , my-..,,1ler fn- .2 7 I gfffwft' is 'V Ae? ' 231, 4 gi? W gf if 2 f f it .12 ...M if IFE? , 1w 5 , f 4' Q .df , 5 mf ffl WW' -7 I VV l,,, K Si I ' Juniors It takes credits to be an 11th Grader. lt is possible that at some time an eleventh grade student sat dovm and computed the actual hours he or she has spent getting to this sec:- Mrs. Qedejnwatches patiently 4whilEJa prospective student points out important data. ond-to-last year? Prob- ably so. lf the student s compu- tation didn t agree with the computer who among us did not get the urge to take over go to the computer keyboard and put in the proper credits. 3 r ,t Clynell Watts ' Charlotte Webb C l Jim w ed ro Weekes fnTa5rT5'v7Zalis Rodney Wesley Amber White Allison Williams idriguez, Debbie Berkey, Mike Razo, Kim Juniors Disguise On Halloween, Montbellos hils were filled with babies, fiashers,4cats, siamese tvdns, and many more wild disguises. Oc- tober 51st gave everybody a chance to dig deep into their closets or clothes trunKS and find that one costume that would give the true meaning to the word 0UTRA'3f'3QU5l THOHQ L61 Leslie RO' Williams and Theresa Surprenant shoiigerl a litile of tlgeir exuberanfspirit in Mr. tflaenslemarrs Englishclass. Kimberly Williams Terry Williams Renee Winkler ,-wv,-,.,- lip-nda Wing ep r,ELm,lALolforel Mauri Wolford A--W-'W if Spencer Wu Byron Young K lleaddale igler' 2 l l l v l l v l ......... - - - fy Mm , , 9 3 '- PY? Xi! fr Jodi Allen I Flajaun Bartlett Nichol Beavers Lynette Brooks Alphonso Brown Doris Brown Jenny Brown , Jeffganlsouf Andrew Clapton Waltron Diggins Dara Eang I I Sylvia Garrison flenitta Harris Fanene Hasan Cassandra Heidewald I I Shelly Hudspeth Traci Johnson g Jerline Lewis Michael Lovett 153 Additional Juniors Valerie Manual Harvell Melons Darwin Mitchell Gina Montoya Diedre Morris Tonya Hines Reginald Robinson Joyce Sosnowski ir, K A N T Thomas ,..... Clary Q ki, yew 'ar Christopher X TUCKCI' 6 -1 4 Jackie Wall 1 - Mary Zumbach E gl Approximately 25 students in the Junior Class participated in the making of the flags hanging in the l M C When they were 9th graders these students were involved in a program called Odyssey This program designed for gifted and talented students did many skill developing activities such as inter pretation of designs and pictures. The leamers did complicated word problems in math and science and did many types of art activities. Teachers in the program includ- ed- Mr. rlaenselman Mr Sellinger Mrs. Cantrell, Mr. Gonzales, Mr. Jake Reynolds, and Mr. Ilerbst. 154 'flh- we- af fb 'T 1 V lx V, 'X N ' N ,X 3 ' an ,H tn f Tx X A , N J A ' - x I . A ' 4' K ' 2' .P X ,AL .L Vs! - K X f , fx ' Av LQ ix., ,1 '. VM , xr v .K X ,X juz 1 7 11' 2 'f g X A V Q. , , V f x N . I J Q H -, K!! 1 Q 'Cf f lf x QU f EU! ' ,L If ,. in R 1 'L f Nh .w f . A .- Eg X V. V x ,fY7'UWxY U Z 1 zgg ,'i. 1 f,f ' in x g,A,- f , 3 1 Cjj L -fi W k H OU V V Ljfjc! ml bijilj f ?W f ,1 WWW CN fab, X M3190 jfffh f K fx ' LNQJA, I 7 XA 1,2 WHL4,, if ij b fx J XCN C54 Fxdjxj , A' 3 5: f? ' A w N 0 4 gvH7Q JO 6 'W w ,fl M A 3 If 2X X 1 , J 4 N X X , x xx V' T1'WxA U U Q7 Q f u q 1 ' Q . F X XX f 5 , fW WW X XFX QF N 1 ,x 4,59 R A L' :J X 7 X Q Xp W ' L f f J 95 NP U SLM, xx, N X X' N R .A Q A SJ X' I X ' 1, fy - Y Q Q K N Q uw Q Jo 5 .X F 5 X X yi NT VU AW ' Qfvifw F 1 W U 1 L 'O J? A V V P px V , ' M PM ,fi -,R AXNX ' V , X Ax K kv J f XX., R C AX SEEN ' N X-Q ,M L O W-X W N J X VX .VP A, M b 5 5 JW of xv x Q X V S fm K r L. fN Sophomores , , ,, mfs Wt, ,f , ,t,,,rr,r,,r rw Y , rfea':erfrswQ,4.,fr3f ,r -,,. My ,L. t k,,, , wws,fQ5QQf3rf.2,w WW, Z A2 ' 2, f' : H V V gqosegh Abgyra, :, M i, Lee Anderson 5, 'L ' Leslee Anderson 5 Y Q rff f Shandia Baldwin Iqnxalariey W M 4 Sa 'ME' is ? Marcus Askins + in if Class Of 89 It was a busy day for Mrs. Henry BaCk't0 and her students. As sponsor of School D ance the tenth grade she hetped with booths at the Montbello Days Gets the year celebration, then hurried back to the school for one of our rolhng in fine more successful dances. fashion. tabovey Students sell refresh- ments. trightb Ricky Springs spins the platters. Sophomores 'Wi Lisa Baloney- Cassandra Beavers Clarence Belue ll Sharaunda Benford Cinema Benson Sean Blakey Kimyatta Bookert Bounpheng Boutsady Michelle Briscoe Abigail Brovim Alonda Brown Hassan Brown Herrnan Brown Jr. Tammy Brown Valina Brumley Gregory Brunson Nikki Bunting Tora Burl Felix Butler Adriane Cameron W 157 i l Christopher Canavan ja renan C-ggi-Qu., Qeannee '.lgy11.es.CarGwelH'l1' Dealldfe CBITOII .BFF52EF9EQ!Ll1Ll1eLs. D Fiiiriclssillsmons Seddrick Cgenlan Audra Collier Latasha Conley Regenia Cook Roberto Cortez Alexa Cox iio't'JJ ' Y Louii,g:g,r,. llaines Curry Denise Davis Jerome Davis Alaric Degrafinried ESEQSEIILQJ Cecil Dixon Jr., ?..Wv.-!- Sophomores HRW WK X2 SFF N 55 Q is-Mr-. , WWW K ...Jax C .. - -i . ,mi -. QC WY X X .. . , ,sy xr X x ? N WC wig ' 1 K X , -wa. Y 5 Q - K K .Q S 5. iz f A, ... A C C 'I' I wr as A Fun Place To Be. 'll knew that l had found the right place when l came to Mont- bello. The people here made me feel warm and welcome. l'm leaming, but it's also a fun place to be. ileftl Not all days were this color- ful: this is spirit week in the lunch- room. Herbert Dozier Alisa Duncan inane sun llsiflmugtt, Noah Qvans Se vans Asian Fair Carol Farias ,MYA-,,,,,, Steven Fields Doniel Ford Douglas Ford Rodney Franklin 159 fabovel A rare sight in the l.M.C. This was o.k. because it was a mock cocktail and took place during Spirit Week. Cornelius Freeney Michael Gallegos Edward Cramer Rhonda Garner Detric Garvin Xavier Gates Sophomores fleftj The long-lonely hours - practice. ibelowl The best pep club eve l -s 1 Sophomores V I 1.3.5 zgz L 4. J ,Vv g 1 Q, ,4 'I , ja gi f i ., , H of Q if :- gh f was-sw X, f f J, Zyl w ' Marinda Gerritsen nton Gill-Perkins Tamisha Gilmore Nathan Greer Michelle Grier Monica G acie Hamlin Constance Harris Clarence Harris Jr. Robert Hathaway Tanya Hayes Yjuania Haynes Nicole Heard Damien Henderson Shara Henderson Dana Henley Byron Henry Shawn Herron Tim Hilburn Michael Hill Anthony Hudson Curtis Hughes Latonya, .Hughes JaCqU,QliU Hunter- ' ' , l1l,IQfy.H11n1. RO!! me ,Hurley ,Jf19qv9!,if1 ILEEPQII Jocelyn Isaac Tanesha Jackson Frank Jagla Antwuane Johnson Dana Johnson Darius Johnson Dena Johnson Erin Jones ., jelicia- -J 01'l?gYWM.. Jevon Jones Kenneth Jones Michael Jones Sophomores - - . Size. ' :- .-,a::..,,. X X W in 11 iv E if-. ks S Mmm Sophomores 44 , 'if ,M ff? -rf 'x 3 aaq i L, ,, Ml f 7 N' K 'I . ., , i 4 x.X? 7 an , f S I Piatisa Napier and Paula Reed dunng splr it week. deft? Tanya Crady in Art checks out her neighbofs project. W, ,, , .,,,,, f If 4, f-ww 1111 Myesha Jones Ed Kennedy Yolanda Kirkendoll Landrey Terry 'K Marie Line Y 'M ,Y,,A..,, 419 ADLi1..Long.. Zane-. .Qiljllfil-.lE. Jennifer Mack Kenneth MacPhail ...,BQ5e,Mar5- Willie Malloy Jr. Marc Marcinik Sophomores Ei Tenth Grade Spirit The Sophomore Class is great. It has enthusiasm, talent and a good sense of humor. During Montbello Days in September, many booths were available to different groups. The Tenth Grade took opportu- nity to represent our school. Mrs. Henry showed her sportsmanship by advertising the Flashback. , Qabovel Mrs. Henry and Lee An- derson are shown manning the booth. lrightl With the help of the weather, Montbello Days was a success. 'mv X S 4 +-m,szuL lilr Sophornores i fi 'gif :sE??R5?tN5f'3fi1s-sqsxfz QQ av' X .ir-: ls .q..w- 1: . - - - . -ister . -2.2, u N ' Q 1 Ei F x as 5 Q- ff 2Z-f. :. K Michelle Marshall Ardis Martin Brian Martinez Antorno Martinez Jr Chris Massey Joseph McClendon Douglas McComas Ernest McCowan D Michelle McDonald Quanda McFarland Michelle McGe 4,fS,3.!2D.,MSl14- lan Menogan Ron Miller Troy Mitchell Vickie Montana Roger Montoya Lezette Moore SamueTTlB'5E .go-f' Kabovel Mr. Gonzales works with the percussion section. Michael Mosley Sounadda Nanda Plaflsa Napier Tho Nauy Hang Nguyen Amy Hoa S ea Parker David Parson Sophomores lleltl Period 7 indoor soccer lbelowl Learning skills needed in the computer age. fl ii L.. uf? fx. 5 'Q 'P , Ms. S .. . I I ., : 5 ,.: Q i n If I Sophomores .av-W -,- 11,1 ff .mia 4 wav W Wa, J rr ,e l 'z, Steven Passmore Maurice Patterson Hanley Patton Q?QQi11QILQJf5 Charlton Peacock Rebekah Penn Richard Perez J.D. Perkins Tuan Pham Nina Pierre Jason Pit Gvonja Pogue Dominick Porquis Chris Pounds Jacquelin Pullman John Quin Eric Ramirez T6larR Raiifre' z Janelle Randall ' olph Albert Ranson qiester Razo Dawn Reinhardt Donald Reynolds A Rim Reynolds Daman llqrm. 5 Erick Roberts Raymond Roberts Arthur Robinson Mychelle Rosado Tyra Rosborough Alonda Rose Rudy Royston Kathy Sandoval- David Sassi Frederick Sauls Daphne Scharoun Andrea Scott l 2 3. ' ' 'Lan Sophomores ' e2 1 M? X i ,MW , ,,,,, lflI'lOSCCflt Is As lI'll'lOSCCI'lt Does. At first glance it would seem as though something suspicious was going on. Hot so. The students in Mr. Hacken- berger's Medical Science class were doing an experiment in hu- man senses. The object was to find out which part ofthe nose has the strongest sensing power. The result was that it varies in individuals. If this made the story less excit- ing, perhaps we should mention the students were testing perfume! Oh well, we tried. In the foreground are, Melanie Henton, Michelle Grier, and Mar- inda Gerritsen. Jeneen Scott Tyra Scott Shaw Shawndell Dwayne Shelton Tonja Shepherd Andrew Smith Freddie Smith Jeanae Smith Joyce Smith Quinton Smith Tasha Stephens Ivy Stephenson W 169 James Stepney Marlin Stevens Patrice Stewart y ADD .5,lJlP,I'.Cl1aI1l. Ramon Tanango Aubranea Taylor Corey Taylor Nichole Taylor Sabrina Tennell Dung Than Alvin Thomas - Tommy Thomas Rupert Thompson Annette Toler Andrew Tompkins ,Mlalter Tootlef tcargiine Iricef- S QISSQTKUOCSGV' Monroe Trotman I tattn ew, ,T ' if Sophomores what sn- Q i Q ll sf? 5 Q 1 K x w xxx S gs Q in xv' 3 I l Sophomores .Q . if - 7 k if 5:79 X X ,ffm 5135 51?-if it .FW .M ' kv-ra ,Q- If :' I fl YL- ' te- -wil - .. V mi'1521.2-fs?imXQiA5E: X .-me 3 X 1 ak ' 4' -::, is ik at X Y Lero Rhonda Tucker gil?-l1a,IuLlse14 'Danielle Turner Keri Tyler Tammy Van Dunk Kath Ve os, Rob TLIITICI' Arthurine Wade Aloyea Wallin Oloyea Wallin Darnelle Ward ---i .i. Jennifer Ward QLQIHQLLNQHSD Yusef Washington Cassie Watson Cherylyne Watson Christa Watson Sophomores are included in a group of students before the state playoff game with Cherrv Creek. ia-ry WCHVCI' ,Q9K Reginald Whimbush Jason White y,,,,. Adria Wilkins Jessica Williams Roy Williams Rim Williams Ollie Williams Rachel Williams Clillon Wilson Jacquelin Wilson Madalyne Wilson E. W. Q Jeffe Wollff Jan ' oodward Larris Wright Ricky Kenneth Yoder Thomas Black Marie Brown Q Louis Casias David Childs Laronya Clay 'Nickle Cox -I93j2,QlQL Myron Dawson Rose Debenedittis sshaTel'6B'iE ' Jaxson Elliott JORGE FEl'l'1al'1d CZ ' Tanya Hand ing Natalie Hawkins Reginald Holt Tony Huffman Latisha Jackson Rubin Jimenez Roquellia Johnson ,Don ' IL Kelly Johnson, Lenoris Louis Verna Pinnock William Polk Yfkndrea Purvis Tamu Snow Lan Tran Edmond Williams Sonja Pogue talks with Chanda Richardson in the I.M.C. dditional Sophomores .k.k . Miss Q X sum' NEW' 6j VQi5?Gi W of CDyyjWg,p XX N Kr ri if Wm . My 655555 al? ffgbf qlqy X XX 4, . va ml G N 3 V3 1 -1 if I I. i E rw LZ FR SNMLN Nicole Adams Alvida Ahmad liatina Alexander S Theresa Allen Kerri Ampry Qenell ' Miriam Arnold Chad Ashley Norma Azua Richie Bain James Baker Earl Bastian Tamara Batts Michael Bauman Chris Berry Erik Beutler Kimberly Bills Nicole Black Charmene Bounds Alicia Bowens Nicole Bradford Lashaunda Brooks Alphonso Brown Vanessa Brown Perry Buchanan Anthony Bufford Jacquelin Bufford Stacie Burleson Orlander Burmley Ill Alex Butler Claudia Campbell Katrina Cannon Theresa Carfield Jeremy Carr Ivy Carroll Phil Carter Raquel Carter Reggie Carter Brenda Cepeda Lejuenne Charles Paul Christensen 176 Freshmen alta . ,- ff'-1 1.35 Q.:--f and'- kk ,vs X Q1 R sissy? C X C sv' Y X Q .. 52.2. ., -wr ii? I 3 1 1 If ,N -'r- is i '55 f ' ml ,Qi 1 1'-9? ,,, W, . f NT ,XI Nh qtrq, 'ff'5iEi?ET?K1?'. fi? - - su, 1' :. . Mm. ,::. lb Eesti it ,. ., ,QR wit, XRS iw Sf C A . of! 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Arren Elliott Malia Ellis Shawn Ellis ' 'Christopher English Gloria Eriven Julian Esparza Q Man F l fziwn Elizabeth Fleck Saysamone Fleck Kristen Floyd Trina Ford . . Heather Fritsche Roman Fuentes Ronnie Galloway Paul Garcia IraCig,Qa,Lcia., 5' Tonyaneki Gardner Stacy Garr Micheal Graves Jonetta Grier QS.P2Ti'1tQH95H,e. 400 Qyhtu.. . Andrea Hall Kevin Hall Joanne Hampton David Harris Rodney Harris Andre Haywood Lashandra Hearon Benny Henderson Melanie Henton Sherene Hicks Rochelle Hill 178 Freshmen if 33K S P X A Sp Wk QQ- ' Xu. S R. Q s E ff' 2 Ms, X K X X 3 'ft .,. r My -'k.-' ., I , In ,ea Q s? ,r - -ff: , i . . ,,,... A lg - .. .. ...E I i f . it t.-- , is - - sg . ' ii'i Q' Q g i R. -- l K . . , K A , . Z ,,,. , tif '-3,9 I ffl? uwisiiifs- -??s11?s-:.ffs-- .152 -sf mxw, 519.5 gg.5-.gzft-1: X isgxg Q xt X we A Mt , -: X f,crg:w::.fff -st. k..k , . ,A g-2 -1 ,Qi 2 . 4 V any ' if i ' ' - - W-Wwgrv 15 wi giifffr m.- giswex 5 1 it zip .4.,. 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Lana McCullough Chalice McDonald Michael McKinney Jean McNabb Robert McReynolds Rebecca Meketak KQ,ELlQ1.lL'SIfiUS Charles Micliey' Martina Miklos Shane Miller Terra Miller Tina Mills Marquez Minor Chanda Minter Carlisle Mitchell Patricia Mitchell 4a9s1.u,e1ir1- Montoyam Erika Moore 180 A' Freshmen w- NX V :g g '- my W ,,,,,, ., W y E. 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M Q ,, f 7 r J5iKmgEmanUnO Tammie Taylor Thu-Ha Than William Thomas ' R05bie Thomas Andrea Lilly Thomas Renee Thompson Wade Tookes Adrienne Tran B-lluyen Tran Tammi Traylor Joseph Turner Kris Tyler Daniel Ulibarri Christine Valois David Vasquez Erica Va ugh n Preston Viles Michael Wade Kevin Walker Tajuana Walker Derrick Wallace Linda Wamsley Kesha Wanzo James Ward Yollander Watie Ericka Watson Tracy Webb Bevan Weekes Larry White Michelle White Dietrich Williams Jocelyn Williams John Williams Melvin Williams Zechariah Williams Rolanda Willis Matthew Wilson Corey Wimbs Robin Woodberry Louise Wydra Latoya York 183 Curtis Calloway Spelile Chirunga Shaone Edmonds Qqgttelemandez CJ Ryan Griffin Joseph Hamilton Michael Hansen - JQHQBYUEEE Michelle Johnson Sonyah Moore Tina Moors Michael Mosley Michelle Moten Lartee Myers Laura Rodarte vjob Dai Robinson Man Sup Shin Aubeanea Taylor Marcus Williams Billlfhomasgkes time out after the PAR test to jot down a few thoughts. 184 Additional Freshmen i .14 , 'sf-f H i . L E, 5. am ,. T i n A ' ff' :QQ X Rims .- mwifg gt sss ii ,f L V , i if fix 55 4 M' it X il K Q., ,f .f5 .:f 'X QF' Nga 'Qs A I ,T f. 'six ,, Shawn Potter .-, ' Ylxil Ninth Graders' Ideas Viewpoints Interesting ideas were expressed when stu- dents were asked some leading questions. Here are some thoughts on the subject of style, classes and shortcuts in studying. Bill Thomas says, Do your homework when you have a free day in a certain class or when the teacher is saying something you already know. As you are studying, abbrevi- ate words that are too long. On style Tracie Garcia says, lt is important because this way you look nice and people will like what you wear. tShopingl gives me a pretty good reason to spend my parents' money Tnnette Stephenson says lf you put the clothes you have in creative ideas you would have a style You don t have to have money to be in style T On the question of how difficult classes are Cnstme Sandoval says My classes are easy if ill pay attention . . but if you re not there and dont pay attention it s hard defies V ff ' s .,BW I , , mf 3, c MM flettl Cristine Sandoval Qabovel Terrance Small x -wr.. 5 185 Fall Pla Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Matthew Wilson and Michelle Peterson - a touching scene between husband and wife 1 , I-'X' 3 l n. Q A R' cl I 53 l 'aqfri ,Vg .'.b gu --5. '? -- -' ' --Ti-?:iQC...- '15 -' ab' x 4 H v x 4 ' Sw 5' F 1 H Q - -3 , x .Z ls-s - 5 .K - gl - 3 0 Q cy - atv QQ, I - X as Q' Q -I . O ffy 40 fm? 7 ,, , 5 -1 Donald tRandaII Reedl discusses welfare. You Can t Take It With You was the Drama Departments Fall play A Z5 act comedy by Moss Hart and George S Kauf man lt was presented in the stu duo theatre Nov 15 through Nov Supposedly a typical fam ily the story dealt with how they handled with what life threw them 186 we lm? Mr DePinna lDeAndre Carroll hh caught ln the act by an F.B,l. man, tI lichaeI Cuaylel, Tony Kirby tDavid Reesl and Gay Wellington fMariam Amoldl try to get closer. t ANA . Mr. Kirby gets a quick lesson in the Martial Arts. Mathew Wilson lies on the floor after the lesson. Actors show skill in a difficult piece of stage business. Cabaret Capers October 50 and 51st, the band and choir put on a show of singing, dancing and other entertaining acts. Room 109- 110 has undergone quite a change. Plays, musicals, and variety shows have brought new life to English Pod. 187 6 .fix N , Y. xifml- x ' 9, 34 +?'51eisl.5E-.sa . 'QQ'-325 Restaurant Benjamin Cheang the ovlmer of the Happy China Restaurant. 6470 East 72nd Place Commerce City, Colorado C X .C .f,. Q On Christmas Day Benjamin Cheang opened the Doors to his Happy China Restaurant. He served free meals to the Needy and hungry. The offerings ranged from American to Chinese style foods. ln the first hour he served 500 meals. Ben has offered the Christmas meals to the public for the past three years. Ben age 27 became an American citizen in 1985. He moved to the United States from Hong Kong nine years ago. His parents live in Chica- go, and Ben has taken to hosting his ovlm Cele- bration at his Commerce City restaurant. ski' 9,417 an I The City Councilman of Commerce City Mary S. Weaver, a Sophomore from Montbello High School, Helps to serve the people IMC Open House IMC Open house received good participation. fabovei IMC video display. fto the rightj Mr. McCallum helps during IMC open house. Choir MIXED CHORUS: Front row- Kim Bills, Melanie Joseph, Tajuana Walker, Nickole Anselmo, Tamisha Gilmore, Sonja Pogue, Sheila Johnson, Marie Brown, LaShaunda Brooks, Mr. Bartalot. Middle Row- Jean McNabb, Micko Luckie, Sonya McCall, Chalice McDonald, Dushawn Crosby, Danielle Robinson, Nate Doyle, Chris Berry, Monique Bryant, Rosa Gonzales, Tora Burl, Ramona Story. Back Row- Joe Zamora, Kevin Humphries, Ramon Fuentes, Demetrius Knox, Asian Fair, Adrian Tompkins, Donald Randolph, Willie Banks, Hemy Johnson, Damon Crawford, Byron Johnson. NOT SHOWN: Joy Bailey, Nicole Bradford, Doris Brown. VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Front Row- Kendall Ellington, Antonio Martinez, Michael Gayle, Claudia Solomon, Rochelle Robinson, Mr. Bartalot. Middle Row- Debbie Elder, Michelle Peterson, Roquellia Johnson, Cecilia Moore, Samantha Shafer. Back Row- Johan Frey, Duane Smith, James Pugh, Robbie Robinson, David Read, Freadda Ziegler. CONCERT CHOIR: Front Row- Mr. Bartalot, Debbie Elder, Rochelle Robinson, Robbin Ellington, Stacie Hamlin, Teresa Easley, Latisha Jackson, Shonita McCaster. Middle Row- Kerri Ampry, Tammy Washington, Lisa Landry, Constance Cooper, Katherine Jones, Michelle Lindsey, Michelle Peterson, Roquellia Johnson, Mekie Summers, Annette Marquez, Samantha Shafer. Back Row- Khai Pearson, Dupre Hudson, Johan Frey, Walter Brown, Marcus Williams, Isaac Gaulden David Read, James Pugh, Anthony Demmer. NOT SHOWN: Monique Lynch, Andrea Scott, Tamu Snow, Aubranea Taylor. T90 AN Jazz Band Back row left to right: Robert Harp- er, Jason Vaz, Dan Christofano, Mr. Gonzales, Jason White, Me- lanie Cushinberry, Ahmid Nunn, and Roben Anderson. Middle row: Alford Brown, Debbie Shaffer, Quenten Thompson, Charles McA- dams, Michelle Deden, Tyrone Ca- son, and in the front: Stacey Matti- son. Concert Band Top row: Kevin Walker, Debi Shaffer, Marcus Askins, Roger Montoya, Lester Razo, Jason Vaz, Rodney Jackson, Heather Fritsche, Marcus Williams, Antwuane John- son, Marvina Franklin, Jason White, Tyrone Cason, Charles McAdams, John Connell, Eric Wol- ford. Center row: Alex Butler, Trina Rodiguez, Denita Pulliam, Michelle Deden, Sharaunda Benford, Tara Smallwood, Jocelyn Mathes, Au- dra Collier, Jackie Hunter, Beth Brown, Denise Ross, Bridgette Ford, Yolanda Fisher, and Mr. Gon- zales. Front row: Luanna Allapowa, Kim Hewell, Cassandria Milton, Mauri Wolford, Theresa Carfeild, LaRhonda Abdullah, and Lisa Ba- loney. Advanced Band Top row: Mr. Gonzales, Tina Pierre, Jackie Bufford, David Harris, Anth- ony Bufford, Michael Deden. Front row: Debi Shaffer, Kim Newell Kim- ble. , 191 Cheerleaders U 2 1 4 ' 1 , f e'-, e,-e A ' C ' , V - , - lf ,wv,.w A C 3 1 1 f gk ,qg5,fn : Al + ff:-Q ' 7 1 ' , Vry, if 5 I I qi K f ' . . fi I -ff. 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J -C. .,,, Community involvement' marching down Crown. wetgnft at thecompetitive lgvgl. .Q . C 3 - ,N- ki K -2 ' V ' V :.. Y: s - gawieasz: - -r x X, g L2 my S. .ii ' fa: R .. I I If .gy .. . A I..-U Qi 3 ,, vt 'Titus Jacksdn EEL. X xx Q. .-1 . :.. WQ 3 gig SQ g N1 Q5 N X C inks X ' Q3 U2 'nf Xxx A iii M .: :fE,. W , QQ? C .1 --Q1 , A if: ,Qw . ,W n g-fff.5p?2i5:' al E xv K ,N N .A uf .- 1 3 '+,f f x 'QQ -ANY 5 -.fun 'rm' -fm, H -Q - ,fn S- S l . K if , . aww ZZ,.59EN'S Lx k, ., ww 'sr v ig 4. X - I rx 3. . V , ?iil,Q7iX .W Af S Q ,ly 'lf ..' ' U H gf 'I ' W K . .. T T217 I gr . .5 ,. f .,.. Aribiianmay 'nronyaniriegs Qi .:l. Q3 m .. . 2 f1'1iw5i2?'wSS 'H 1. ul' . Charmaine Cannon Q 9 Q 4' Q. 5 2 n' F V n Suzette Ellington Peer Counseling-Making Choices Peer Counseling What if they tell and spread it all over the school? They won't. They went through nine weeks oftraining to learn about confidentiality - that means keeping your mouth shut. Oh .., Well - l don't need help: ljust need someone to listen. You know - no one seems to really listen to anyone anymore. Peer conse- lors do. They listen so much that their ears grow bigger - no, just kidding! What I mean is, peer counselors are excellent listeners. Check it out! Peer Counseling - high school juniors and seniors helping other students on a one to one basis with any kind of problem or concem. Other members are: Mbovel Marcellus Wright, Duane Smith. Janette Stoddard, Ms. McCallum. Members of Peer Counseling group QL to R Topl Michael Bohannon Paul Sims Fred Harris Otis Hamilton. lMiddlel Traci Johnson Dung Nguyen Delna Emerson Raquel Martinez fbottoml Ms McCallum, Theresa Roth, Jeannie Taylor Jennifer Romero Michelle Deden Mountain Bell presented a pro- gram designed to keep students on target and working to give them more options in life. Ninth grade stu- dents went through a two day session during English classes. N gas, Sandra Miyaki goes over choices and options students will Mountain Bell representitive talks to 9th grade students have. 194 1, J ,ML 5 W N, 3 X253 ggi mf S j R 1 5? S 1 E 5 A X255 - 5 55552 . - Q3553 2 be S W2 Q ,f s s m iigfzy Ass if Magma as... N g 2 wggfxwgf . f E u K 53 a QQ ,ip-P : -Q 'S -593' :ss-iam ONS JQ . 21 X -, X si A 1 52 x- ggi? .W hx . .Q , ww . ii f Sig Z 1 5 fig EVE? 5 , gig is 2 . P 3 M if E F2 ii YEARBCCK ... The C'Uds.F'as back sr aff in their H,-31,0 Ween ook 936' Time and time again, usually what makes high school such a special and memorable experience is the yearbook. The happy and even sad times are cap- tured in the pages of this book and make it a lasting memory. The staff of the 87 edition of Flashback has done its best to collect and Capture the moments and put them in this book. So far, the staff successfully made every deadline, through hard work and dedication. Each year we will continue making each edition bigger and better. Editors-in-Chiefare: Karen Campbell and Johan Frey. Staff: Jennifer Rome- ro, Debbie Berkey, Delwin Innes, Sonya Gillespie, Mary Weaver, Earl Coley, Kendra Hampton, Kelley Ryan, Delilah Sweed, and Shannon Woulard. Advisor: Mr. Robert Haenselman. tCover art and division pages designed by: Johan Frey.J R2 ff! EWSPAPER te at mon ceiebm . ge mme fx W5 ri an . ggoma , Sxephageegvef QBYW vw' 3 As the yearbook is to the end of the year, the newspaper is to the end of the month. The staff of the Enterprise has done an outstanding job on having kept us informed with what went on in our school. Every issue has been informative and exciting. Congratulations to the newspaper staff. Co-Editors: Janette Stoddard and Elisa Duncan. Staff: Cornelius Freeney, Hilary Hurd, Ricki Delaney, Alicia Robertson, Aubranea Tay- lor, T.J. 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Or get the per- 3 e, ks 3 m wxovax mah Sehc, xove ham wot m and 3 Love M0 God T O LATICAA NCHA To my Xovely daughter Lahcxa whom I to nd have to be one of the roudest tulahons on your gradu dearty a mother s Congra m RDSON VC anon' Mo O ThankD,qRYL please you for RA N '11 M an hz dfac akin 'le F the 1 past SENIOR ADS you 17 rplacyedrs fo b 2' ,IW W 'J ,ARD t o ' - 1 O 9 A b PEG, I n ,ahdf . ' D0- ffrfffif -- 1 - I D T LoVe O ,UG . - g T . hd HAM e ' so 9. Caldwell-Kirk Mortuary 2101 Marion Street Phone 861-4609 Denver, Colorado 80205 Elvin R. Caldwell, Jr. Ruby J. 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V.,V, C37 W 1 Ronald D. 1091 Abdullah, Larhonda A. 1101 Abdal, Sayyid 47, 92 Abeyta, Joseph C. 1101 156 Abeyta, Steven R. 1111 152 Adams, Chanda L. 1111 152 Adams, Monte 9, 44, 60 Adams, Nicole M. 1091 176 Adams, Willie L. 1101 Adkins Adley, Anthony D. 1121 17. 105 Ahmad, Alvida 1091 176 Ahmad, Jamal 1121 Albright, Lorenzo F. 1091 15 Albright, Ronnell F. 1121 59 Aldridge, Shauntell A. 1111 102, 152, 101 Alexander, Katina N. 1091 102, 176 Alexander, Nicky D. 1121 17 Alford, Andre L. 1101 Allen, Carol 5. 1091 117, 176, 67 Allen, Carrie L. 112117, 105, 58 Allen, Jeffrey S. 1091 Allen, Jodi F. 1111 105, 147, 155, 109 Allen, Kimberly A. 1111 Allen, Lonetta M. 1091 Allen, Michelle M. 1111 114, 152, 67 Allen, Theresa L. 1091 105, 47, 57 Ampiy, Kerri W. 1091 176, 190 Anchrum, Julia 55, Ande Jr., Martins F. 1091 152, 177 Anders, Cevin 1101 Anderson, Brian P. 1101 156, 76 Anderson, Genelle R. 1091 176, 67 AHGCTSOII, 59, 62 AI'lCl8l'SOI'1, Anderson, Melody D. 112117, Anderson, Patrick C. 1091 Anderson, Robert N. 1111 Anderson, Robert S. 1091 Anderson, Sheri T. 1111 152 Anderson, Sheryl 1121 17, 59 Al'lSElmO, Anthony, Mrs. Erma 129, 52 Leslee L. 1101 156 58 Nickole J. 1091 156, Lee S. 1101 144, 156, 164, 58, , 108, 195 190 Blaylock, Scotty 1101 Bohannon, Michael A. 1111 155, 79, 194 Bolden, Sonyae R. 1101 210 Bomgardner, Toby M. 1111 155 Boner, Rita K. 1121 17, 81, 80, 58, 108 Bookert, Kimyatta F. 1101 157, 96 Bossier, Keith 1111 155 Bounds, Charrnene L. 1091 176 Boutsaoy, Bounpheng B. 1101 155, 157, 109 Boutsady, Mongkhol M. 1111 Bowdry, Darryl W. 1111 17 Bowens, Alicia A. 1091 102, 176 Bowie, Mr. 122, 128 Bowser, Andre T. 1111 155, 76. 92 Boyd, Felicia R. 1111 155 Bozier, Keith 76 Bradford, Nicole E. 1091 176. 190 Bradley, Aaron L. 1101 89, 92 Bradley, Stacie R. 1111 155 Branch, Larry F. 1121 18. 58 Bransford, Jai L. 1101 Bratsch, Robert W. 1101 Bray, Michele B. 1101 92 Briscoe Jr., Lionel 1091 105 Briscoe, Michelle K. 1101 157 Briscoe, Robert 44, 48 Broadus, Leslie K. 1091 Broadus, Marcus S. 1101 Broadway, Sandra D. 1111 Bronson, Steven W. 1121 81 Brooks, Hazel R. 1111 70, 155 Brooks, Lashaunda A. 1091 176, 190 Brooks, Lynette M. 1101 155 Brools, Roshun E. 1121 18 Brooks, Senta M. 1121 18, 102, 59, 08 Brown, Abigail 0, 1101 157 Brown, Alford Brown, Alonda C. 1101 05, 57 Brown, Alphonso D. 1091 155, 76 Brown, Beth A, 1111 155, 147, 80 Brown, Chamez L. 1121 16, 18, 51, 114, 121, 144, 66, 62, 107, 86, 87, 92 Cannon, Tarena S. 1101 158 Cantrell, Mrs. Carmen 15, 154, 44, 50 Cardenas, Deanne C.1101158, 67, 88, 92, 108 Cardwell, Freida L. 1121 19, 59, 108 Cardwell lll, James E. 1101 105, 158 Carfield, Theresa A. 1091 176 Carlson, Jeffery A, 1111 155 Camegie, Darren P, 1121 19 Cushinberry, Paul L. 1091 156 Cusick, Sheryl E. 1091 Cusick, Stephen M. 1121 26 Dalton, Alicia G. 1111 Dalton, Jacquelin D. 1091 177 Damers, Ricardo A. 1111 102, 156 Daniels, Jennifer A. 1091 177 Daniels, Perline S. 1121 Daniels, Torre A, 1111 116, 76 Carr, Jeremy J. 1091 105, 176 Carroll, Carroll. Deandre L. 1101 158, 186 Ivy B. 1091 176 Camithers, Brigette A. 1101 158 Carter, Lakita M. 1111 115, 154 Carter. Phil W. 1091 176 Carter, Raquel A. 1091 176, 92 Carter. Reginald G. 1091 176, 76 Carter, Tami D. 1101 154, 210 Cash, William O. 1111 154, 105 Casias, Cason, Louis H. 1101 175 Isina D. 1111 115, 154, 92 Cason, Tyrone C. 1121 19. 128, 82, 85, 59 Datson, Johnnie 92 Datton. Alicia 156 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Denise L. 1101 158 James A. 1121 58, Jerome C. 1101 158 Karie B. 1091 177 Leticia N. 1091 177 Patrick D. 1091 Robert L. 1101 156, 79 Stephen A. 1121 117, 20 ' Thomas A. 1091 Towanna L. 1091 177 Tyrone D. 1091 177 Aragon, Antonette 115 Aragon, Janet M. 1101 155 Armstrong, Delia 42 Armstrong, Coach 76 Amold, Miriam A. 1091 176, 186, 109 Ashley, Chad E. 1091 176 Ashley, Steve B. 1101 Askins, Marcus B. 1101 156, 76 Azua, Nomia 1091 176 Baggett, Dewayne A. 1121 Bailey, Joy M. 1091 190 Bailey, Roy A. 1101 152, 76 Bailey, Tonya D. 1101 102, 156, 56 Bain, Richie A. 1091 176 Baker, James J. 1091 176 Baker, Tabitha A. 1091 Baldwin, Shandia L. 1101 156 Baldwin, Stephanie E. 1111 17, 59 Baldwin, Teresa A, 1111 152 Baloney, Lisa A. 1101 157, 67 Bania, Porfiria 50 Barrles, Willie 190 Barden, Susan 44 Barela, Charles G. 1121 17, 58, 108 Barker, Tracinda C. 1091 Bames, Lan'y D. 1091 Bartalot, Robert 44, 40, 190 Bartlett, Flajuan D. 1111 155 Basanow, Surai S. 1111 152, 59, 110, 192 Bastian, Earl M. 1091 105, 152 Bates, Kandice A. 1111 152, Bates, Valencia 1121 17, 159 Batey, Mr. Sam 112, 22, 124, 128, 129, 142, 40, 89 Batts, Rapheal A. 1121 17, 76, 92, 58 Batts, Tamara C. 1091 176 Batts, Terry 1121 17, 58 Bauman, Michael D. 1091 105, 176 Bauman, Troy D. 1111 105, 52 Bealmear, Mr. 44, 45 Bean, Janese L. 1111 Beauford, Tikneshia L. 1111 105, 152, 96 Beavers, Cassandra R. 1101 102, 157 Beavers, Nichol A. 1111 155 Beazer, Kenneth L. 1121 17, 114, 74, 76, 101, 197 Belle Jr., Jerome A. 1111 154 Belt, Ethel P. 1121 17, 58 Belue II, Clarence J. 1101 157 Benford, Sharaunda 1101 157 Benford, Yalonda 1121 171, 58 Benjamin, Michael L. 1091 Benson, Cinema L. 1101 157 Berkey, Deborah L. 1111 68, 69, 152, 52, 196 Berry, Christopher 102, 190 Berry, Shelbi L. 1091 176 Belcher, Holly R. 1121 108 Benthel, Ellengail 52 Beutler, Erik L. 1091 105, 176 Bills, Kimberly S. 1091 105, 176, 190 Birmingham, Jonathan E. 1101 158 Black, Nicole R, 1091 176 Black, Thomas D. 1091 175 Blakey, Sean A. 1101 105, 157, 84 Blanford, Doland K. 1121 105, 79, 59 204 Brown, Clarence L. 1111 Brown, Clarice 58 Brown, Derek A. 1111 54 Brown, Doris A, 1111 155, 190 Brown, Brown. Brown Brown Brown Brown , Brown , Hassan A. 1101 105, 157, 76 Jenny S. 1101 155 Jr., Alford L. 1111 155 Jr., Herman S. 1101 102, 157 Jr., La Mar A. 1101 15 Letishia Cl. 1111 Marie A. 1101 175, 190 Brown, Marsha M. 1121 102, 18, 58, 192, Brown, Pat 115 Brown, Ramona K. 1121 18 Brown, Ray 1121 Brown, Scott 1101 Brown, Steven 1121 57, 77, 79 Brown. Brown. Brown, Brown, Tammy K. 1101 157 Tia C. 1121 18, 52, 58, 59,59 Vanessa C. 1091 176 Walter E. 1121 18, 196, 59 Caviness, Tracey R. 1111 Cepeda, Brenda J. 1091 176 Chandler, Valerie L. 1091 Chapman, Cecily J. 1111 154 Chapman, Joely P. 1121 Charles, LeJuenne R. 1091 102, 176 Chase, Kevin E. 1121 19, 92 Cheang, Benjamin 188 Chihlim, Sokhom 109 Childs, David A. 1091 175 Childs, John E. 1101 Childs, Sandra M. 1111 154 Chinmga, Mutizwa 1101 155 Chimnga, Spelile 1091 184 Chirunga, Thandiwe Z. 1101 Christensen, Paul A. 1091 176 Christopher, Regina L. 1111 69, 102 Christy, Jason S. 1091 177, 77, 82 Chung, Monique D. 1121 102, 19, 58 Circo Ill, Louis S. 1101 Clapton, Andrew J. 1101 152 Clark, April J. 1121 Clark, Edward W. 1121 19, 108 Clark, Julian 45, 50 Clark, Valerie 1091 177 Clay, Latonya L. 1091 175 Clemons, Anita M. 1111 19 Clemons, Patrick D. 1101 158, 210 Close, Mr. 49, 50 Cohan, Wendy 45, 50 Cole, Monna R. 1091 177 Coleman, Aaron L. 1111 155, 105 Coleman, Carlett R. 1101 210 Coleman, Lachelle R. 1101 Coleman, Lori A. 1091 177 Coleman, Seddrick L. 1101 158 Coleman, Tracy L. 1091 177 Coleman, William J. 1091 105 Coley, Earl H. 1121 19, 196 Collazo, Christina L. 1091 177 Collier, Audra D. 1101 158 Collins, Elleese D. 1091 Davison, Vaughn T. 1091 177 Dawson Jr., Myron 1101 175, 77, 76 Dawson, Micheal D. 1091 De Cluette. Taura A. 1091 116, 96 Deden, Mis. Pat De Grand, Richard M. 1091 145, 76 Dean, Michael J. 1091 177 Dearman, Eric M. 1091 Debarros, Emelinda L, 1091 177 Debenedittis, Rose A. 1101 175 Debendittis, Sebastian D. 1111 156, 79 Deden, Michael J. 1091 177, 76 Deden, Michelle A. 1121 20, 52, 126, 194 59 Degrafinried, Alaric D. 1101 158, 76 DeGrand, Richard 177 Delaney, Ricki R. 1101 158, 197 Delao, Claudine R, 1091 102 Delmargo, Lany 52 Deluna, Theresa M, 1091 177 Demmer, Anthony 190 Derden, Mtuhuru F. 1121 20 Deuth, David D. 1121 105, 20 Dews, Twanika A. 1091 177 Dickerson, Dominque D. 1091 Dickerson, Victor L. 1111 20 Diggins, Dellarese 1101 Diggins, Waltron D. 1111 155 Dillehay, Trina R. 1091 177, 67 Dilworth, Armand J. 1111 157, 149, 84 Dilworth, Kevin J. 1101 84 Dinh, Lien T. 1111 Dix, Ann M. 1121 102, 20 Dixon, Jefferey 1091 Dixon Jr., Cecil C. 1101 158, 77, 76 Dodge, Tammy D. 1111 Domingo, Angelo M. 1091 177 Dominguez, Gregoria G. 1091 Dominguez, Juanita 1111 Dorsey, Edwena L. 1091 102, 177 Dorsey Jr., Dennis E. 1091 105, 177 Dotson Jr., Johnny 1101 Brown, Yvonne 44, 50 Bmmley, Valina 1101 157 Brunson, Gregory D. 1101 157, 76 Bryant. Michael 55, Bryant, Monique N. 1101 190. 210 Bryant, Trisha T. 1091 154 Bryson, Thomas 1101 154, 102 Buchanan, Pen'y L. 1091 105, 176 Buck, David C. 1101 Buckingham, Marika L. 1091 Bufford, Anthony J. 1091 176 Butiord, Jacquelin S. 1091 176 Bunting, Nikki Z. 1101 157, 67, 108 Burgess, Christina 1111 154, 102, 92 Burl, Tora D. 1101 105, 157, 190 Burleson, Stacie L. 1091 176 Burmley Ill, Orlander 1091 176 Bumett, Brian K. 1111 154, 76, 89, 92 Bumey, Shaunda M. 1091 175 Bumley, Sonia N. 1111 Collins, Suzanne L. 1101 155 Combs, William R. 1091 155 Comer. Alejandro J. 1111 155 Compton, Heather I. 1091 177, 67 Compton, Lance J. 1111 155, 105, 76, 197 Conley, Latasha F. 1101 158 Connell, Jonathan S. 1091 76, 101 Conner, Samuel D. 1091 76 Connes, Jim D. 1111 19, 197 Cook, Regenia D. 1101 158 Cook, Shane S. 1111 155 Cooper, Cooper, Cooper. Cooper, Audra 1111 155, 105 Constance E. 1111 155, 105, 190 Edward E. 1111 156, 76 Felicia Y. 1091 102, 177 Cooper, Ramona J. 1091 177 Cooper, Sabrina 1091 177 Cooper, Serina 102 Cooper, Serina F. Cooper, Vemon R. 1111 Douglas, Kenny 76 Douglas, Murray K. 1111 157 Doyle, Brandon 125, 45 Doyle, Lai E. 1091 177 Doyle, Linda E. 1111 157, 4, 109 Doyle, Doyl e. Doyl e, Doyle , Nate N. 1091 70, 177, 190 Shantel M. 1121 20, 58, 108 Sharel L. 1091 175 Teresa M, 1121 20, 55 Dozier, Herbert L. 1101 159, 76 Dozier, Ian 1111 157 Dozier, Verl 76 Drews, Driver, Jennifer M. 1091 102, 178 Joannette M. 1091 105, 178 Dugue, Mr. 44, 45 Duncan, Alisa S, 1101 159, 197 Duncan, Steven B. 1121 20, 52 Duran, Bobby L. 1091 178 Durant Jr., Kenny J. 1091 178 Durant, Romai A. 1111 Colleen R. 1111 154 Busby, Butler, Alex S. 1091 102, 176 Butler, Felix V. 1101 105, 157, 16 Butler, Renada M. 1111 B ars Jose h 111 1' 1 P 1 Cain, Tischambi P. 1111 80 Caldwell, Frieda 102 Caldwell, Gina 1121 102, 18, 58, 108 Caley, Karen 44, 57 Calhoun, Kenneth L. 1111 154 Calloway, Curtis D. 1091 177, 184 Callum, Natina L. 1101 154 Callum, Tyrone F. 1111 117, 102, 18, 58 Camacho, Dean K. 1111 Cameron, Adriane N. 1101 157 Cameron, Delbert V. 1121 18, 76 Cameron, Reginald B, 1091 Campbell, Campbell, 192, Claudia C. 09 176 Canada, Rhichard 105 Canavan, Christoph M. 1101 158 Cannon, Chamiaine L.1111 118,154,102, 14-4, 58, 62, 195 Cannon, Katrina D. 1091 176 1 1 Karen J. 1121 19, 50, 196, 88, Corbin, Almeta R. 1121 19, 96, 59 Cordova, Kathleen 1111 156 Cormier, Delene S. 1111 156 Comish, Pamela E. 1091 105 Cortez, Roberto 1101 158 Cotton, Stacy L. 1121 19, 58, 59 Cox, Alexa F. 1101 158, 92, 96 Cox, Angela D. 1121 20, 58, 59 Cox Jr., Louis E, 1101 158 Cox, Nickie 1101 155, 175 Crady, Tanja R. 1101 165, 175, 15. 96 Crawford, Danon M. 1091 177, 190 Crayton, Shontel P. 1091 105, 177 Crespin, Lynda J. 1091 Cristofano, Daniel E. 1121 20, 54, 76, 197 Cristi, Jason 76 Crosby, Dushwan 1091 190 Crosby, Sheila S. 1111 156 Cross, Jacquelin R. 1121 20, 92, 58 Crusing, Timothy 1091 102, 177 Cunningham, Amy E. 1091 177 Curry, James J. 1101 102, 158 Cushinberry, Melanie L. 1121 20, 177, 58, 109 Cushinberry, Mynette L. 1091 Dutcher, Larry 1091 178 Dutcher, Ralph E. 1091 178 Dutcher, Susanna B, 1121 20 Dyleski, Christine L. 1111 157 Eagle, Mark W. 1091 178 rialy, Dorothy L. 1111 Eang, Dara 1111 155, 109 Easley, Teresa L. 1111 157, 190, 109 Ebright, Kelley M. 1101 159 Edmonds, Shamie E. 1091 184 Edwards, John 1091 Ehr, Michael J. 1111 157 Elder, Debbie 1121 115, 20, 67, 155, 190 96, 59 Ellington, Duke 45, 100 Ellington, Kendell R. 1101 190 Ellington, Robbin D. 1121 21, 190, 59 Ellington, Suzette R. 1121 21, 105, 16, 58, 195 Elliott, Arren B. 1091 178 Elliott, Heidi L. 1101 159 Elliott, Jaxson F, 1101 175 Ellis, Malia T, 1091 178, 56 Ellis, Shawn M. 1091 178, 82, 85 Emerson, Deina S. 1111 157, 194 Endean, Judy 45, 56 English, Christoph M, 1093 173 Epps, Dan'ell 208 Epps, Louis D. 1113 109 Erickson, Christine L. 1113 157, 67, 66, 96 Eriven, Gloria D. 1093 178 Ervin, Anjanette M. 1103 137, 210 Escobedo, Lon R. 1113 Esparza, Julian G. 1093 178 Espinoza, Annette C. 1123 21, 58, 59 Espinoza Jr., Andrew L. 1113 Estrada, Claudia 1113 Evans, Carl R. 1093 Evans, Carmen R. 1103 Evans, Lavonne R. 1093 Evans, Noah N. 1093 159 Evans, Sean 159, 79 Evans, Shrina L. 1103 137 Evans, William S. 1103 kelly, Fain. Karen 50 Fair, Asian S, 1103 144, 159, 190 Famber, Deanna P. 1103 Famber, James H. 1123 Farias, Carol A. 1103 159 Fans,Sean C. 1113 137 Farrell, William U. 1123 21, 38 Feldon, Sean D. 1093 178, 76 Felton, Henry R, 1113 Femandez, Joette M. 1093 175, 184 Ferullo, DHWI1 fields, Amy R rielas, Steven Fields, T.J. Jr., Finch, Monica R. 1093 178, 80 1113 137 'A. 1103 159 J. 111321, 33, 197 L. 1113 Finesliver, Steve 119, 52, 75, 76 Fisher, Yolanda B. 1113 137, 47, 96 Fleck, Elizabeth P. 1093 103, 178, 56 Fleck, Saysamone J. 1093 178 Fleck, Somsamay T. 1093 Floyd. Kristen M. 1093 103. 178 Floyd, Leslie C. 1123 102, 21, 39, 108, 192 Ford, Aisha D. 1113 115. 137 Ford, Brid et! M 1113 114, 138, 67 g . Ford, Doniel L. 1103 159 Ford, Douglas R. 1103 159 Ford, Trina L. 1093 102, 178, 56, 57 Forrest, Ronnie R. 1103 175 Foster, Letina 5. 1123 Foster, Sharon 52 Franczek, Thomas A. 1113 158 Franklin, Marvinna A. 1113 158, 11, 66, Jacobsen, Amy M. 1113 140 167, 92 Gonzales, Mr. Steve 154, 166, 50 Gonzales, Veronica T. 1123 21, 38 Gomm, Tammy J. 1093 Gosa, Stephanie L. 1113 158, 147 Graham Jr., Fred H. 1103 Grantham, Daryl L. 1123 21, 76, 39 oraves. Micheal D. 1093 178 Green, Jeffrey L. 1093 Green, Ronald A. 1103 Green, Steven B. 1123 Greene, Sean W. 1093 Greer, Nathan H. 1103 161 Grier, Jonetta M. 1093 178 Grier, Michelle D. 1103 161. 169 Griffin, Ronald K. 1113 158 Griffin, Ryan L, 1093 179, 184 Grigfgs, Sidney W. 1113 92 Gro , Senator Regis 40 Guerrero, Shawn T. 1093 102 Guerue, Deborah M. 1093 178 Guerue, Monica M. 1103 161, 197 Guidry, s.M. 52 Gyhra, Jon J. 1093 178, 76, 82, 85 Hackenberger, Mr. 107, 725 169, 45 Hackenberger, Mr. 107. 72. 169, 45 Haenselman, Mr. 108, 152, 154, 45, 196 Hall, Andrea T. 1093 178 Hall. Charles 45, 76, 120 Hall, Kevin A. 1093 178, 67 Hall, Rahsaan D. 1093 92 Halliburton, Rachelle J. 1113 138 Hamilton, Joseph J. 1093 184 Hamilton, Otis H. 1113 159, 144, 76. 194 Hamlet, Lynda T, 1123 22 Hamlin, Stacie L. 1103 102, 161, 190 Hampton, Joanne W. 1093 105, 178 Hampton, Kendra E. 1123 22, 196, 39 Hand, Danny R. 1123 Hand, Sheila M. 1113 139 Hand, Tanya R. 1093 175 Handlovitch. Mant E. 1103 Handy, Annie M. 1113 159 Handy, Kevin G. 1113 139 Hansen, Michael J. 1093 102, 184 Harding, Stacey 1103 102, 175 Haris, Jenitta L. 1113 Harper, April R. 1103 Harper, Marvell L. 1093 Harper, Robert L. 1123 16, 53, 22, 92, 58 Harris, Angela K. 1093 103, 159 Harris, Chantel L. 1113 59 Harris Jr., Clarence 161, 76 Holt, Reginald D. 1093 175 Holt, Tonia L. 1123 22, 59 Hood, Kathryn A. 1093 103, 179, 109 Hopkins, Andrew A. 1113 105, 22 Hott, Robert 1113 140, 102 House, Kimberly 102 Howard, Jimmie D, 1103 Howard, Latonia S, 1093 179 Howard, Mischa J. 1113 Howard, Tanisha M. 1093 179 Hubbard, Kimyatta 1093 179, 197 Hudson, Anthony M. 1103 162 Hudson, Dupre L. 1123 25, 190, 39 Hudspeth, Elizabeth M. 1113 102 Hudspeth, Shelly 155 Huffman, Tony 5. 1103 103. 173 Hughes, Curtis E. 1103 162 Hughes, Latonya A, 1093 105, 162 Hughes, Stephanie E. 1123 Hughes, Traci L. 1123 102, 16, 19, 23, 19, 59, 62, 38, 59, 108 Humphries, Kevin L. 1093 102, 179, 190 Hunter, Damon 76 Hunter, Darian L. 1103 140 Jones, Monique R. 1113 141 Jones, Myesha L, 1103 165 Jones. Rebecm D. 1113 Jones, Ronald C. 1113 Jones, Stefan D. 1113 142 Jones, Tanya D. 1093 Jones, Trent G. 1113 Jones, Vemon L. 1113 76 Jones, Virgil D, 1103 Joseph Melonie D. 1093 190 Jukiewiaz Jr., Michael G 1103 142 Jumper Jr.. Carl D. 111323 Juniel, Leslie L. 1123 16, 25, 86, 87, 197, 92, 96, 58 Jurgens, Janice L. 1093 Karse, Richard 51 Kaufman, George S. 186 Keith, Colleen L. 1093 Kellner, Shanon L. 1093 103 Kelly, Coretta L. 1103 Kelly, Daniel J. 1113 142, 76, 89. 92 Kelly, Haywood W. 1093 67 Kelly, Kenneth W. 1093 67 Richard A. 1113 102, 142 Hunter, Jacquelin A. 1103 162 Hurd, Heather J. 1113 140, 162. 11, 197 Hurd, Hilary L. 1103 197 Hurd, Lisa M. 1113 140 Hurd, Michael J. 1123 Hurd, Nicole D. 1113 147 Hurley, Ronnie D. 1093 162 Hutton, Jacquelin L. 1103 162 lnness, Delvvin D. 1113 140, 7, 60, 196 Isaac, Jocelyn M. 1103 162 Jaclson, Mr. Bryce 50 Jackson Dionna 115 Kemp, Jack F. 1103 142 Kennedy, Edward J. 1093 165 Kennedy, Roger A, 1113 25 Kenny, Linda L. 1113 142, 147 Kersh, Angela R. 1093 Keys, Kenneth 46 Khalaf, Majeda S. 1123 25. 58 Khalik, Fedwa H. 1113 142, 38 Khalik, Kifah H. 1123 23 Khera, Amed 109 Kiepen, Margie 46 Kilgore, Kimberly L. 1093 Kimble, Cherrie 142 Jackson, John M. 1093 179 Jaclson, Joseph L. 1113 140, 76 Jaclson, Larry G. 1093 179 Jackson, Latisha S. 1103 175, 190 Jackson, La Tonya 140 Jackson. Marc N. 1123 25 Jackson, Pamela K. 1093 Jackson, Rayford L. 1093 Jackson, Rhonda R. 1113 140, 147 Jackson, Rodney L, 1113 7, 140 Jackson, Tabitha 179 Jackson, Tanesha 162 Jaclcson, Teny M. 1093 179 Jackson, Titus M. 1113 140, 193 Jackson, Victor H. 1093 102, 184 Franklin, Rodney E. 1103 159 Freeney, Comelius D. 1103 160, 197, 92 Frey Jr., Johan B. 1123 21, 18, 57, 101, 196, 190. 59 Fritsche, Deborah A. 1093 178, 81, 80 Fritsche, Heather M. 1093 69, 178 Fuentes, Roman A. 1093 178 Gaines, Alisha 158 Gaines, Delissa M. 1113 Gaines, Joszette Y. 1123 21, 59 Gaines, Paul M. 1123 21, 59 Gallegos, Adrian J. 1113 158 Gallegos, Angelina P. 1103 Gallegos, Michael M. 1103 160 Galloway Jr., Ronnie D. 1093 105, 178, 109 Galloway, Tiana L. 1123 21, 58, 109 Gandora. Aric A. 1103 Gandora. Emie P. 1093 Garcia, Paul A. 1093 178 Garcia, Tracie L. 1093 178, 185 Gardenschwartz, Coach 76 Gardner, Tamekia R. 1103 158. 105 Gardner, Tonyaneki E. 1093 178 Garduno, Pete L. 1113 138 Gamer, Edward J. 1103 160, 84 Gamer, Rhonda M. 1103 160 Garr, Stacy B. 1093 178 Gan'is Jr., John L. 1093 Garrison. Qualanda T. 1103 160 Garrison, Sylvia J. 1103 153, 160 Garvin, Detric D. 1103 160, 76 Gatewood. Don 70, 45 Gates, Xavier O. 1093 160 Gaulden Jr., Isaac E. 1113 158, 105. 133, 76, 190 Gayle, Michael A. 1103 117, 161, 186. 190 oayles, Coach 92 Gee, Antonio K. 1113 Gee, Jason 127 Gensits, Stephen J, 50 Germany, Keanna L. 1093 Gerritsen, Marinda M. 1093 161, 169 Gilkey, Jayne 45, 50 Gillespie, Sonya A. 1123 21. 26, 196, 58, 109 Gillespie, Sonya J. 1123 21. 58 Gill-Perkins, Anton M. 1103 102, 161 Gilmore, Tamisha L. 1103 161, 190 Harris l'13fTlS, Harris, Harris, , Dana M. 112322 Constance M. 1103 159, 161 David J. 1093 178 Johnetta M. 1113 139, 153 Harris Jr., Clarence E. 1103 Harris Jr., Frederick L, 1113 159, 14 9, 76, Nichelle L.112352. 22, 59, 197, 39, 194. 92 Harris, 109 Harris Paul 1123 22, 58 Harris. Rodney 178 Harris, Sean E, 1103 Jacoby, Judith 46 Jagla Mr., Frank E. 1093 128. 162 James, Cynthia A. 1093 179 James, Melford A. 1123 25, 76, 58 Jarmon Jr., Michael J. 1123 Javalera, Jessie M. 1123 25, 76, 58, 59 Jefferson, Latonya D. 1113 105 Jeffords, Trenton D. 1113 75, 141 Jenkins, Odis D. 1103 105 Jewell. Joey L. 1093 179, 76 Jiles, Preston V. 1093 Jiles, Ronda M, 1123 59 Givens Givens Givins, , Dawn M. 112321, 38, 192, , Shannon K. 1103 158 Frederick L. 1123 21, 58 Glasco, Robin l. 1113 158 Glover, Phillip 105 Godda rd, Ray E. 1113 138, 103 Goldman, Michael J. 1103 GOldStCCll, Coach 92 Gonzal ES, Rosa 190 Harris-Brito, Angeline D. 1103 Hart, Moses 186 Hasan, Fanene F. 1093 139, 153 Hassien, Angela C. 1093 Hathaway, Robert E. 1103 161 Hatten. Marquita S. 1103 Hawkins, Natalie L. 1093 175 Hayes, Jonathan D. 1123 22 Hayes, Tanya M. 1103 161 Hayes, Tracy L. 1123 22, 108 Haynes, Yjuania F. 1103 102, 161, 109 Haywood, Andre L. 1093 178 Heard, Nicole L. 1103 161 Hearon, Lashandra Y, 1093 178 Heidewald, Cassandra A. 1113 153 Henderson. Benny 1093 178 Henderson, Damien R. 1103 161 Henderson, Shara J. 1093 161. 210 Henley, Dana Y. 1103 161 Henley, Jeannette T. 1123 22, 108 Henry, Byron G. 1103 161 Henry, Gloria 147, 156, 164, 45. 50, 109 Henry, Lance 1093 Henry, Vemon 76 Hensley, chuck so Henton, Melanie K. 1093 178, 102, 169, 197 rieibst, Mr. Charles 154, 129, 51, 57 Hemandez, Kelly K. 1103 40 Hemdon, Alice L. 1103 Hen'on, Shawn R. 1103 105, 161 Herzog, Lisa M. 1123 22, 38 Hester, Mkale N. 1113 140 Hicks, Sherene L. 1093 178 Hilbum, Timothy D. 1093 161 Hill, Barbara D. 1103 Hill, Edward E, 1103 Hill, Erika L. 1093 Hill, Michael L. 1103 162, 76 Hill, Rochelle M. 1093 178 Hines, Tonya S. 1113 140, 192 Hogan, Timothy L. 1113 140 Hogue, Brent A. 1113 Holliday, Dramond D. 1093 179, 76 Hohmes, Kassia 107 Jimenez, Irene 1093 179 Jimenez. Ruben A. 1103 174 Johnson, Antwuane E. 1103 114, 162 Johnson, Byron M. 1093 179, 190 Johnson, Dana L. 1103 162 Johnson, Darius A. 1103 162 Johnson, Dena R. 1103 117, 162 Johnson, Gregory D. 1093 Johnson, Heather E. 1113 141, 96 Johnson, Henry 190 Johnson, Janet 52 Johnson, John W. 1093 179, 76, 56 Johns on, Johnny L. 1123 55, 76 Johnson, Kathleen 208 Johnson, Kelly M. 1113 174, 179 Johnson, Kelly M. 1093 103 Johnson, Linett 51 Johnson, Michael L. 1113 Johnson, Michelle L. 1093 105, 184 Johnson, Mr. 48, 51 Johnson, Roquellia R. 1103 174, 190 Johnson, Sheila 190 Johnson, Stephen R. 1113 105 Johnson, Tadashi 1103 Johnson, Tonjia M. 1103 141 Kimble, Cheryl L. 1113 Kimble, Karolyn J, 1093 Kimble, Michelle R. 1123 24 Kindle, Dwelver, N. 1123 24, 39 Kindle, Nikki 192 King. Deanna M. 1113 142 King, Mr. 44, 51 kirby. Mr. 187 Kirby, Christeal 1093 60 Kirkendoll, Yolanda C. 1103 102, 165, 92 Kirkwood, Nicole S. 1093 179 Klausner, Margie 52 Knight, Derek 208 Knight, Gaylen 1093 179, 56 Knox. Demetrius D. 1093 105, 179, 190 Kraft, Scott R. 1093 179 Kranz, Lisa M. 1123 24, 33, 126, 39 Kranz, Sarah A. 1093 179, 80 Lake, Robyn G. 1123 24, 127, 30. 102, Lam, Huy Q. 1103 165 Lam, Tmng Q- 1113 Landmm, Pat 124, 55 Langle, Dr. 124, 42, 62 Landrey, Terry 163, 77 Landry, Lisa 190 Lankhorst, Jason A. 1093 105 Larsen, Robin L. 1103 165 Lash, Son-li E. 1113 Lauderdale, Tommy L. 1093 102, 179 Law, Don Jr. 1093 165 Lawrence, Carlton M. 1093 Lawrence, Cecil Jr. R. 1093 105 Lawrence, David A. 1093 102 Lawrence, Stephanie M. 1093 179 Le, Anh T. 1093 179, 109, Le, Kim Loan T. 1093 179 Le, Kim T. 1113 142,,57, 109 Le, Mai T. 1093 179 Le, Riche Wayne F. 1093 179 Le, Son F. 1093 179 Le, Thai V. 1093 180, 109, Le, Thao V. 1113 24 Le, Thong V. 1113 152 Le, Tniong M. 1113 24 Lee, Hye S. 1113 103, 142. 109 Lee, Wanda D. 1093 180 Leeke Ill, Roben H. 1093 102, 144, 82, 85 Lephew, Richard D. 1093 105 Lewis, Carol 59 Lewis, Jerline D. 1113 153 Lewis, John W. 1103 142, 105 Lewis, Kevin D. 1093 180 Jonson, Torre 115 Johnson, Traci E. 1113 155. 194 Johnson, Yolanda M. 1113 141, 59 Johnston, Victoria V. 1103 Lewis, Lewis. Lewis. Nathan A. 1103 Rhonda R. 1103 142 Trent E. 1093 180 Lightner, Eric A. 1113 Jones, Andriene C. 1093 179 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones , Becky 25 , Belinda 1113 141 , Catherine C. 1113 25, 155, 59 , Erin A. 1103 70, 162. 92 Felicia 1103 162 Jacquelin 1113 141 Jones, Janetta 1113 Jones, Jevon W. 1093 162 Jones Jones Jones Jr.. Ronald E. 1093 179 . Kathy 190 , Kaylene S. 1113 141 Jones, Kenneth B. 1113 162, 76 Jones, Manderson K. 1093 Jones, Marcus D. 1113 76 Jones, Michael G. 1103 141, 162 Lindsey, Michelle R. 1123 24, 190 Line, Marie A. 1,103 102. 165 Little, Gail Y. 1093 180 Littleton, Dwayne E. 1103 142, 56 Lloyd, Theolian S. 1113 Lockett, Shiela M. 1093 102 Long, April E. 1103 164, 88, 92 Lopez, Agustin 1093 Lopez, Eduviges 1093 180 Lopez, Gerardo 1103 Lopezi, Kathleen M. 3903 197 Lopez-Campos, Gerardo E. 1103 Lopezfampos, Oscar 1093 Lorbeer, Virginia 46, 63 Louis, Lenoris T. 1093 174 Lay-McCollum, Rosalie 55, 205 Lovett, Michael S. 1095 105, 155 Lozano, Mischele M. 1105 164 Lucero, David A. 1125 24 Lucero, Laura M. 1125 24 Luckie, Micko C. 5905 180, 190 Luedtke, Robert E. 1105 142, 210 Lyle, David L. 1105 164, 210 Mackey. Lynch, Dana M. 1095 102, 180 Lynch, L Lynch, T isa L. 1095 erese M. 1115 145, 190 Lyons, Christa D. 1115 Mabry, Norman 180 Mack, Jennifer L. 1105 164 Troy A. 112558 Medina. Jessica F. 1095 Medley, Jennifer 1125 25, 59 Meekins, Chauncey 1115 105 Meekins, Lovell 144 Meketak, Rebecca E. 1095 180 Mekeluk, Jared D. 1115 25, 145. 109 Melons, Nanlell J. 1115 154, 67 Mendoza Jr., Femando 1115 145, 49 Menogan, lan J. 1105 165, 79 Merit, Monica E. 1115 145 Marrell, Marilyn 47, 108 Men'itt, Omar S. 1125 25 Men'itts, Cecilia 1125 25, 59 Men'itts, Patrick J. 1095 180, 82 Oneke, Benjamin N. 47 Olson, Eirich D. 1095 181 Ransom, Albert C. 1105 115, 105, 168 Ransom, Audley S. 1115 105, 128, 147 MacPhail, Kenneth S. 1105 102. 164 Madden, Trudy M. 1115 Madden, Mr. 129, 46, 129 Madrigal, Gregory A. 1095 180 Maes. Frank 46, 50 Maes.Rose A. 1105 102, 164, 67, 88, 92 Maez, Roseann 1125 128, 58, 59 Mailloux, Roxanne R. 1115 145, 144, 11, 67. 10, 92 Maki, Mr. 44. 45 Maloy Jr., Willie R. 1105 164, 89, 92 Manley, Samuel W. 1105 121, 125, 24, 144, 76, 197 Manuel Jr., Eddie L. 1125 24, 54 Manuel, Sylvia 55, Manuel, Valerie A. 1115 154 Mickey, Charles J. 1095 180, 82 Mi omor Asako 145 J . Miklos, Marcela 1115 145, 147 Miklos, Martina 1095 180 Miles, Jacquelin R. 1115 Miller, Damon L. 1125 25, 58 Miller, Jamal E. 1105 Miller, Lisa R. 1125 25, 58 Miller, Ron 165 Miller, Shane L. 1095 105, 180 Miller, Terra A. 1095 102, 180 Mills, Floyd B. 1095 Mills, Ronald Jr. V. 1105 Mills, Tin Milton C ' , ' - 1 5 Minor, Marquez L, 1095 180 a L. 1095 180 assandn D 12 25, 55 , 197, 58 Marcano, Michelle 115 Marcinik, Marc E. 1105 164 Marquez , Annette L. 1105 105, 210, 128, 145, 190, 109 Marshall, Alton R. 1115 Marshall. Jay A. 1125 24 Marshall, Michelle L. 1105 165 Martin, Antionett 1115 Martin, Antoinett D. 1095 145, 180 Martin, Ardis C. 1105 165 Martin, Ladaria G. 1095 180 Martin, Laforest D. 1115 145 Martin, Leona P. 1095 105, 180 Martin, Ruth N. 1125 24, 58, 108 Martin, Stacy 145 Martin, Tiffany R. 1095 180 Martin, Tony 67 Martin, Tracy R. 1115 Martinez, Antonio 190 Martinez, Brian L. 1105 165 Charles J 12 24 109 Martinez. - 1 5 . Martinez, Christine D. 1115 24, 58 Martinez. Andrea 145 Martinez ll, Andrew L. 1115 75, 145 Martinez, Jason K. 1095 72. 180 Martinez Jr., Antonio E. 1105 105, 165, 109 Martinez, Louise 1115 Martinez, Randy Cl, 1115 102, 145 Martinez, Raquel J. 1125 24, 128, 127, 194, 58 Marzano, Christina R. 1095 Mason, Cinque J. 1105 144 Massey, Charles C. 1095 102, 165. 76 Mathes, Andrea J. 1125 102, 25, 16, 67. 86. 87, 101, 92. 96,58 Mathes, Jocelyn L. 1115 102, 144. 67, 88, 92 Mathews, Kasondra E. 1095 Matsunaga, Garrett M. 1125 25, 76, 197, 58 Mattison, Stacey W, 1115 144, 86, 87, 92 Maupin, Ms, 4 May, Angela M. 1125 121, 25, 58. 195 McAdam, Shannon T. 1125 25, 58 McAdams, Charles P. 1125 25, 101 McArthu r, Nichelle M. 1105 McCall, Sonya N. 1095 180, 190 McCallum, Mr. 189, 55 McCallum, Mary 55, 194 McCaster, Shonita L. 1095 180, 190 McCIendon, Joseph H. 1105 165 McComas, Douglas W. 1105 165, 76 McCowa n, Emest 1105 165 McCullough, Lana K. 1095 180 Mcoanal, Michael 46 McDaniel, Curtis A. 1115 116, 144 McDaniel, Kevin P. 1115 144 McDaniels. Ms. 7, 46 McDonald, Andrea C. 1095 105 McDonald, Chalice 180, 190 McDonald, Donna L. 1105 102, 165 McDonald, Michelle R, 1095 165 McDonald, Shante R. 1115 14-4 l lCDOrl3ld, 108 McElroy, Marcus L. 1115 25, 58 McFarland, Quanda L. 1095 102, 165 McGary, Ten'ance M, 1115 144 McGee. Eric E. 1125 25 McGee. Francene McGee, Jerald A. 1115 144 McGee, Michele R. 1095 102, 165 McGill, Karen E. 1115 McGill, Samuel P. 1125 197 Meciilly. Karren 165 McKinney, Michael J. 1095 105, 180 McNabb, Jean M. 1095 105, 180. 190 McNeal, McNeil, Eloise 1115 102 Stephen R. 1125 25, 58 McReynolds, Robert J. 1095 180 206 Vanette L, 1125 102, 25, 58, Minter, Chanda L. 1095 105, 180 Mitchell, Billy J. 1115 26, 145 Mitchell, Carlisle F. 1095 180. 109 Mitchell, Chris L. 1115 26 Mitchell, Danuin 1115 154 Mitchell lll, Tommy L. 1115 145 Mitchell, Patricia M. 1095 180 Mitchell, Tanya M. 1105 Mitchell, Tony D. 1105 165 Tro G 10 105 Mitchell. y . 1 5 Mitchell-Coop, Reginald V. 1095 Miyaki, Sandra 194 Miyamori, Asako 1115 109, Molberg, Mark A. 1125 Molberg, Matthew L. 1115 145, 79 Vickie 165 Montana, Montieth. Mr. 6, 47 Gina 154 Montoya. . Montoya, Jacquelin M. 1095 177, 180 Montoya, Regina 1115 Montoya, Roger L. 1105 165, 79 Vivlan S. 1125 26 Montoya, Moore, Cecilia N. 1115 145, 190 Erika D. 1095 102, 180 Moore, Moore, David 47 Moore, Lezette 165 Moore, Rosalind L. 1105 Moore. Samuel D. 1105 165 Moore, Sean T. 1115 145 Moore, Sonyah 1095 102, 184 Moors, Tina M. 1095 184 Diedre R 1105 154 210 Mon'is. - . Mon'is, Jacquelin L. 1115 145 Mon'ison-Sloane. Vicki 115 Morter, Carol 47 Moses, Shamika C. 1115 105, 145 Mosley, Michael A. 1095 166, 184 Mosley, Nicole M. 1095 67 Moten, Michelle Y. 1095 184 Mouzon, Donneta J. 1115 Mouzon, Michelle E. 1095 145 Mozee. Carlota 55, Mozee. Temple R. 1125 105 Murphy, Timothy J. 1115 145, 149 Murphy, William A. 1125 26 Murray. Ken 149 Murzyn, Joel A. 1115 145 Myers lll, Lartee A. 1095 184. 76 Nanda, Phonghanh 1115 109, Nanda, Sounadda S. 1105 166 Napier, Nafisa 1105 102, 165. 166 Neal, Stephen B. 1095 Nelson, Gerald V. 1095 92, 56 Nevares, Gabriel A. 1095 105, 181 Newby, James A. 1095 Newell, Kimmisha N. 1115 146, 81, 80 Newman, Wayne M. 1095 Ngu, Huu 1095 Nguyen, Dung T. 1115 146, 194 Nguyen, Hang T, 1105 166, 109 Nguyen, Hop D. 1095 181, 109 Phuong 1125 52. 26, 82 Nguyen, Nguyen, Tuan H. 1105 Nguyen, van T. 1115 146. 109 Nguyen, Vu D. 1125 26, 79. 58. 59 Nichols, Winnifred 51 Nixon, Nichelle V. 112555, 26, 56, 58, 192 Noah, Al'ny L. 1105 166 Noah, Rebecca M. 1125 26, 108 Nothalt, Cindy L. 1115 146, 192 Nothaft, Dianna L. 1095 144, 181, 180 Nothaft, Kelly A. 1125 26, 57, 59, 108, 195 Nubine, Bemard H. 1095 105, 181 Nunley, Pele J. 1095 181, 79 Nunn, Ahmid J. 1095 181, 76 Nunn, Kathy 47, 109 O'Donnell, John J. 47 Ogle, Jim 47 Ogne, Dawn 1125 58. 59 Ortega. Stefanie 1095 Ortiz Marc R 10 . . 1 J Orton. Rebecca L. 1125 105, 26, 120, 101, 58. 109 Ottele. Pat 48 Overton, Christine R. 1115 Owens, Craig A. 1105 76 Owens, Darryl T. 1105 Owens, Tina M, 1125 26, 59 Owens, Troy D. 1095 181 Pack. Shawn M. 1115 Padilla, Arthur J. 1095 181 Padilla, Norma J. 1095 Palmer, Teresa M. 1115 26, 127, 58 Panos, John E. 1125 27, 197 Pantoja. Elvia C. 1115 146 Pantoja. Luis 1115 Paris, Keith A. 1125 27 Paris, Kevin V. 1095 102, 181 Parker, Celeste M, 1125 27 Parker. Shea M. 1105 116, 166 Parson, David A, 1095 166 Passmore, Steven T, 1095 167 Patterson Jr., Lamonte 1105 128 Patterson, Lonney E. 1095 Patterson, Maurice L. 1095 167, 177 Peterson, Michelle 186, Patton, Harry 76 Patton, Harvey W. 1105 167, 76 Payan Jr., George A. 1105 167, 82, 85 Peacock, Charlton C. 1105 167 Peacock, Salleigh C. 1115 146, 62, Pearson, Khai N. 1095 105, 181, 190 Peay. Ms. 106. 48 Pegues, Mr. 124 Penn, Rebekah C. 1105 167 Peoples, Brian R, 1095 Peoples, Preston G. 1115 Perea, Duane R. 1115 102, 146 Perez, Andrew M. 1115 146 Perez, Richard J. 1105 167 Perkins J.D, Jr. 1105 167 Perkins, Peggy L. 1115 146 Peterson, Michelle A. 1125 125, 27, 190 96, 58, 59 Reynolds, Mr. Jake 154 Pham, Khanh N. 1115 146 Pham, Tuan A. 1105 167 Phillips, Carlton R. 1095 Phillips, Ms. 8, 67, 86, 92 Phillips, Shannon W. 1095 181 Phillips, Shawn D. 1095 Phillips, Wendell 1105 Marcus 108 Phillips. . Pierre, Nina K. 1105 167 Pierre, Tina M. 1095 181 Pinnock, Vema F. 1105 174 Pitts, Jason L. 1105 167, 76 Pogue, Sonja L. 1105 174, 167, 190 Pointer. Jacquelin D. 1105 Poitra, Marie A. 1115 146 Polk, Billie L. 1115 146, 76, 89 Polk, Billy 92 Polk, Bryant R. 1095 181 Polk, Fred 76 Polk, Timothy M. 1095 181, 76 Polk. William R. 1105 174 Poole, Rance E. 1115 146, 58, 59, 79 Pongphachanxa, Khamla 109, Pope, Tracy R. 5905 181, 167 Porquis, Dominick A. 1105 167 Porquis, Silina K. 1105 Poner, Cora S. 1095 Porter, Nichelle J. 1115 Potter, Shawn C. 1095 181, 185 Pounds, Chris 1105 167 Powell II, Jerome 1115 146 Powell, Pauline H. 1125 105, 27, 195 Powers, Carmen D. 1115 105, 67 Prescott, Andre D. 1105 105 Pridgen, Tamara R, 1115 Prince, Acqua N, 1115 146 Pringle, Robert 105 Proctor, Dawn D. 1095 Proctor, Diana 181 Prom, Nary 1095 181 Prom, Sara 1105 Protextor, Rose 50 Pugh, James R. 1125 190, 58 Pulliam, Denita 1095 181 Pullman, Jacquelin O. 1105 167 Pullman, Lyle 50 Pullman, Mark A. 1095 181 Purvis, Andrea M. 1105 174 Purvis, Lawson E. 1115 147, 76, 101 Quin, Cassandra I. 1095 105, 181 Quin, John D. 1105 167, 56 Quinn, Johnette D. 1095 105. 180 Rama, Chandra 1095 181 Ramirez, Eric W. 1105 167 Ramirez, Mark A. 1105 167 Ramos, Robert 1095 102, 184 Ramzy, Rodrique P. 1095 105, 181 Randall, Janelle S. 1105 155, 167 Randolph, Donald E. 1115 147, 190 Randolph, Monalisa A. 1105 167 Rangel, Mark V. 1095 180 Ray lll, Louis 1125 27, 76, 92, 58 Ray, Mari a L. 1115 102, 27 Raymond, Gigi R. 1095 68, 69, 181 Rayner, Carla N. 1095 106, 105, 181 Razo, Lester M. 1105 145, 168, 82 Razo, Michael L. 1115 102, 147, 152, 182, 185 Read, David A. 1115 190 Redmond, Cheryl L. 1115 Reed, Bri Reed, Ma t A. 1125 llie 1125 27, 76 Reed, Paula C. 1125 27, 165, 109. Randall G. 1105 186, Reed, Rees, David 186 Reese, Carol A. 1105 27 Reese. Havonna L. 1125 76, 59 Reese, James N. 1095 181 Reese, Karen R. 1095 Reese. Vickie Y. 1105 Reeves. Sonja D. 1095 181 Refuerzo, Paula R. 1095 177, 181. 109 Reinhardt, Dawn M. 1105 102, 168 Revoal, Michelle R. 1125 27, 59 Reyes Jr.. Florencio 1125 Reyes, Ray 12, 27, 101 Reynolds, Bemadette 50 Reynolds, Donald B. 1105 168, 79. 92 Reynolds, Kimberly A. 1105 Reynolds, Tracy N. 1095 181 Rice, Jim Rice. Sea my 55. n c. 1115 ua, 127. 76. as Richardson, Chanda L. 1095 174 Richardson, Darren K. 1095 105, 168 Richardson, Dennis E. 1095 102, 168 Richardson. Fonci K. 1125 28 Richardson, Harold D. 1115 Richardson, Laticia M. 1125 28, 59 Richardson, Lavert G. 1095 Richardson, Regina A. 1105 Rico, Amanda L. 1095 181 Rietcheck, Rodney D, 1115 Riley, Darlene 55, Riley, James E. 1105 Riley, sta cey L. 1105 168 Rishel, Art 42 Roberts, Erick A. 1105 168 Roberts, Kirk A. 1095 105 Roberts, Raymond 1105 168 Robertson, Alicia M. 1125 28, 197, 109 Robertson, Crystal N. 1095 181, 96 Robinson, Danielle 1095 105, 181, 190. 92 Robinson, Daryl D. 1095 184 Robinson. Gary O. 1095 105, 181 Robinson ll, Arthur E. 1105 168 Robinson, Jenetta M. 1095 Robinson Robinson , Jo R. 1095 105, 181 Jr., Wilbur L. 1105 102 Robinson, Lolita R. 1105 Robinson, Mackie A. 1125 28, 59 Robinson, Reginald C. 1115 147, 154 Robinson, Robbie 190 A Robinson, Rochelle J. 1125 28, 147, 190, 59 Robisnon. Shawn D. 1095 105 Robinson. Stephanie D. 1115 147, 87, 92 Robinson, Tereia D. 1115 105. 147 Robinson Tererazzi 1105 Rodarte, John A. 1095 Rodarte, Laura J. 1095 184 Rodriguez, Leslie A. 1115 152 Rodriguez, Trina M. 1095 181 Roman, Frank J. 1125 28 Roman, Mark D. 1115 147 Roman, Stephanie K. 1095 181, 197 Romano. Charles 48 Romero, Alma R. 1095 181 Romero, Bemadett S. 1095 181 Romero. Jennifer L. 1125 28, 194, 196, 59 Romero, Joe S. 1095 182 Romero, Marcus A. 1095 Romero, Maria G. 1115 148 Romero, Ralph R. 1115 Rontini. Solia 52 Rosado, Michelle 1095 168 Rosborough, Tyra T. 1095 168 ROSE, AIO nda L. 1105 168 Ross, Demetria D. 1095 182 Ross, Deneise R. 1095 148, 182 Ross, Keisha C. 1105 Ross, Maurice T. 1105 Ross, Shana E. 1115 148 Ross, Shawn 1M5 102 Ross Tammie M. 1115 115 148 Roth: Theresa l.. 1115 14a,'194 Rowles, T Rowl ette, Rowl ette, imothy I. 1105 Dishon L, 1115 Lemuel 48. 100 Royston, Rudy J. 1105 168 Ruiz. Lisa Ruiz, Rica A. 1095 182 rdo 1105 210 Russell. Bobby L. 1115 105, 148 Russell. Charles E. 1125 RLISSCII D2mEtfa D Russell: Donnie 1095 174 Russell. Laronda R, 1115 148 Russell Miles T. 1115 76 Ryan. Kelley T. 1125 117, za. 51, 44, 59. 62, 196 Saenz, Adrian 1093 Salazar, Ephrime B. 1113 Salazar, J. Jason 1103 Salgado, Celina M. 1093 182 Salgado, Sabrina M. 1113 103, 148 Samora, Serina D. 1093 102, 182 Samuels LlCl'llOl l L 123 , Q . 1 23 Samuels, Wesley S. 1093 182 Sanchez, Joey 148 Sanchez, Jose J. 1093 Sanchez Jr., Jose J. 1103 Sanders. Christoph D. 1093 182, 76 Sandoval, Cristine D. 1093 182, 185 Sandoval, Mary K. 1103 Sassi. David W. 1103 168 Sauceda, Katherine 1093 168 53LllS, Frederick G. 1093 168 Saunar, Christina M. 1093 Saunders, Antwon L. 1093 70, 182, 92 Savage, Lucretia R. 1093 182 Savangwan, Rattekan 56, 109 Saaggs, Tracey 1113 148 Scharovn, Daphne M. 1103 168 Schmidt, Shayl L. 1093 182 Schwent, Eric J. 1093 12, 182 Scott, Andrea C. 1103 168, 190 Scott. Jean Scott, Jeneen M. 1103 148, 169 Scott, John 53 Scott Sebastian E 1123 128 Scott, Tyra E. 1103 169 Sellers, Bruce M. 1113 148 Sellers, Carl 69 Sellers, Scott A. 1123 28, 72 Sel les, Mr. 82 Sellinger, Mr. 154 Selles, Senrin, Carl 82 Michelle L. 1123 28, 38 Shafer, Annetta M. 1093 102, 182 Shafer, Samantha E. 1113 148, 190 Shaffer, Debra L. 1123 28, 128, 38 Shannon, Sharon 50 Shaw, Danah 1113 28 Shaw, Shawndell L. 1093 169 Shaw, Sheila K. 1113 102, 148 Sheehan, Coach 88 Shelton, Dwayne 0. 1103 169 Shepherd, Ton-la L. 1103 169 Sheppard, Todd J. 1093 182, 76, 82 Sherr, Katherine 48 Sherrod, Erika J. 1093 102, 182 Shields. Allen H. 1103 Shin, Man S. 1093 184 Shonrock, Christoph A. 1103 Shook , . 1 3 , 148 Sidenstricker, Paul D. 1093 102, 182, Leah M 11 102 Sieck, Robert R. 1103 Silas, Kimberly D. 1113 28 Simon, Angela C. 1093 182, 80 Sims, Paul 1113 123, 103, 194 Sims. Robert F. 43 Sinicki, Robert W. 1103 Skokan, Christoph L. 1103 149 Slater, Tina M. 1093 182 Morrison-Sloan. Vicki 53, Small, Danielle L. 1093 182 Small, Ten'ence L. 1093 182, 185 Smallwood Nina B 12 Smith , ' . 1 3 Smallwood, Tara D. 1093 182 Andrew S 1103 169 Smith, Bryan E. 1113 28, 38 Smith, Cheryl D. 1123 103, 28 Smith, Deon L. 1093 162 Smith, Derek 1093 182 Strgth, Duane D. 1123 16, 126, 194, 1 Smith, Elest C. 1093 182 Smith, Freddie 1103 169, 76 Smith, Heather N. 1093 103 Smith, James W. 1123 29, 39 Smith, Jeanae Y. 1103 169 Smith, Jeramie T. 1093 103, 182 Smith, Joyce L. 1103 102, 169, 96 Smith, Kevin D. 1113 70, 149 Smith, Smith, Larone J. 1113 149 Leslie R. 1113 Smith, nikki A. 1093 Smith, Quinton i.. 1103 169 Smith, Rhonda Y. 1093 70, 182 Smith, Shawna L. 1113 149. 108 Smith, Smith Stephanei E. 1123 Terence M 11 149 , . 1 3 Snow, Alacia L. 1093 68, 69, 182 Snow. Tamu Cl. 1103 174, 190 Snyder, Steven L. 48 Solomon, Claudia A. 1113 29, 190, 39 Som. Chandy 1093 Som, Sumai 1103 103 Sorapuru, Antoinett J. 1103 Sosnowski, Joyce D. 1113 103, 154 Souell, Rana 116 Sowell, Ranelda J. 1093 181 Jor i S. 09 177 182 5D3hr1, Q 1 3 , Spahn, Tiffani L. 1113 149, 80 Spears, Charles A. 1103 Spears, Constance M. 1123 Sperry, Mark 50 Spicer. Andrea L. 1113 149 109 90, Spikes, India K. 1103 Spings, Ricky 156 Stames, Tony 1123 29. 109 Statewright, Richard E. 1093 182 Staup ll, David R. 1093 103, 182 Stephens, Natasha L. 1103 Stephens, Sharvest 1F3 173 102 Stephens, Tasha 169 Stephenson, Ivy L. 1103 169 Stephenson, Trinette M. 1093 182, 185, 56 Stepney, James E. 1103 170 Stevens, Marlin L. 1103 102, 170 Stevenson, George 49 Stewart, Coby E. 1093 182, 76 Stewart, Marion 1093 Stewart, Patrice R. 1103 170 Stinnett, Romerro 1123 Stoddard, Janette M. 1123 23, 29, 81, 80, 194, 197, 39 Story, Ramona 190 Street, Wayne 124, 49 Strock, Joe E. 1093 Storde, Andre G. 1093 182, 92 Strode, Candace L. 1103 Stroede, Scott M. 1093 ,Struckle, Anthony S. 1113 K. 1Suazo. Gary A. 12 29, 38r Sliim , e 1 . 9, 190 Suraparu, Janean 8 Surprenant, Ann C. 1103 170, 67, 92, 108, 109 Surprenant, Theresa M. 1113 69, 135, 149, 153r96 Su enant, Mrs. Rose 67 Swango, Mrs. 147. 51 Swann, Fontaine L. 1113 Swazer, Michele A. 1123 29, 96, 39 Sweed, Delilah C. 1113 114, 150, 196 Tain, Viravut 1123 29, 38 Talley, Tonya Y. 1093 182 Tanango, Ramon 170 Tarango, Ramon E.1103 Tarantino, Jelfrey A. 1093 102, 183, 10 Taylor, Aubranea S. 1093 103, 170, 184, 197. 190 Taylor, Corey G. 1103 103, 170 Taylor, Jeannie M. 1113 150, 194, 109 Taylor, Nichole 1103 170 Taylor, Tammie L. 1093 183 Tennell, Sabrina E. 1103 103, 170, 57 Terry. Landrey K. 1103 76. 89, 92 Than, Hue-Chau T. 1123 38 Than, The-Dung V. 1103 103, 170 Than, Thu-Ha T. 1093 102, 29, 183, 67 Tho, Navy N. 1103 Tho, Soly 1113 150 Thomas. Alvin J. 1103 170, 210 Thomas, Thomas, Cassandra D. 1113 102, 150 Gary A. 1113 154, 79 Bill 184, 185, 51 Thomas, Thomas IV, William A. 1093 184, 183 Thomas, Keith A. 1113 150, 75, 76 Thomas, Randal L. 1103 Thomas, Robby L. 1093 183 Thomas, Stacie L. 1093 170 Thomas, Tommy B. 1103 103, 170 1LilIy Andrea M. 1093 183 Thomas, Thompson, Jim 49, 79 Thompson. Quentin K. 1123 29, 39 Thompson, Renee 183 Thompson, Rupert C. 1103 170 Thompson, Vanita R. 1093 Thortvedt, Lee A. 1093 102 Tipton, Tracey D. 1123 105, 29 Tobo, Aimee M. 1123 32, 29, 39 Todd, James P. 1103 Toler, Annette Y. 1103 170 Tompkins, Adrian S. 1103 170, 76, 190 Tookes, Nichole M. 1103 Tookes, Wade E. 1093 102, 183 Tooley, Shaun P. 1093 Torrey. Antoine 1103 Tootle, Walter E. 1103 170, 76 Tones, Armando A. 1093 Tran, Adrienne 183 Tran, B-Huyen T. 1093 183, 67 Tran, Lan H. 1103 174, 109 Tran, Minh V. 1113 Tran, Muol V. 1113 Tran, Quyen N. 1123 29 Tran, Su C. 1113 73, 150, 82 Tran, Thuy D. 1093 Traylor, Tammi R. 1093 183, 92 Trice, Caroline A. 1103 170 Trice, Kevin F. 1123 29, 38 Trigg, Anthony L. 1123 29 Tminich, Rita 49 Troeger, Gregory D. 1103 102, 170 Trotman, Monroe M. 1103 170 Trujillo Jr., Leroy L. 1103 171 Trujillo, Troy D. 1103 Tucker, Chnstoph S. 1113 154 Tucker, Rhonda K. 1103 171 Tucker, Salena M. 1103 171, 66, 67, 96 Tudle, Walter 76 Tulloh, Claire 50 Tumer, Danielle S. 1103 171 Tumer, Dlchele Y. 1113 150 Tumer, Joseph S. 1093 116, 183, 36 Tumer, Raymond R. 1103 102, 171 Tumer, Tony 39 Tumer, Tyrone F. 1123 123, 29, 76 Tyler, Keri A. 1103 171 Tyler, Kris A. 1093 183 Ulibarrl, Daneil R. 1093 183 Ulibarri, Dustin A. 1093 102 Uno, Toshihiro 1123 29 Uribe, George I. 1093 Un'utia, Ana F. 1093 102, 150 Ursery, Tina 103 Vaden, Dale E. 1123 30 Vaden, Darren E. 1123 30 Valois, Christine J. 1093 102, 183 Valois, Michael R. 1113 150, 101 Van Dunk, Tammy R. 1103 171 Vance, Walter J. 1123 Vanderhoef, Trig N. 1123 123, 30. 36, 76 Vann, Colette 113 Vann, Steven 0. 1103 Vasquez, David R. 1093 103, 183 Vasquez, Debra J. 1123 30, 39 Vasquez, Joseph T. 1103 Vaughn, Anthony 1113 16 Vaughn, Erim L. 1093 183 Vaz, Jason L. 1113 102, 139, 150 Veasley, Jimmy Vetos, Katherine E. 1103 171 Viles, Preston 183 , l!i.Ug..D.eb0ra Wa ep unne 1103 171 Wade, Michael L. 1093 183 Wade, Shawn D. 1123 108 Waliord, Davetta L. 1113 103, 150 Wagner. Flo 49, 197, 56 Walker, Kevin C. 1093 183 Walker. Mark S. 1123 92, 38 Walker, Tajuana L. 1093 183, 190 Walker, Tracy L. 1123 30 Wall, Jacquelyn Y. 1113 154, 193 Wallace, Clyde W. 1113 150, 76 Wallace, Derrick J. 1093 183 Wallin, Aloyea D. 1103 171 Wallin, Donald D. 1103 171 Walling, Antoinett L. 1103 Walston, Gery R. 1123 121, 102, 30, 39 Walter, Janice 1123 30 Walters, Charles 49, 51, 80 Wamsley, Linda J. 1093 183 Wanzo, Kesha D. 1093 183, 92 Ward, Damella D. 1103 171 Ward. James A. 1093 183, 76 Ward, Jennifer J. 1093 171 Wariield, Manny 1093 103 Warren, Christoph 1123 30, 36, 76 Warren, Stanley K. 1103 171, 76 Washington, Tammy 190 Washington Yusef A. 1103 70, 171, 92 Watie, Rochell D. 1103 183, 210 Watie, Yollander T. 1093 Watie, Vanette 1123 30, 39 Watkins, Arthur L. 1093 197 Watson, Brian A. 1113 70, 112, 102, 150 Watson, Bruce A. 1093 Watson, Cassandra L. 1103 171, 80 Watson, Cherylyne D. 1103 171 Watson, Christa J. 1103 171 Watson, Ericka A. 1093 183 Watson, Quanda N. 1113 102, 150 Watts, Clynell 1103 151 Weaver, Mary S. 1103 172, 188, 196 Webb, Charlotte A. 1113 15 Webb, Christine K. 1113 151 Webb, Dexter E. 1093 172 Webb, Tracy T. 1093 183 Weber, Jim L. 1103 151 Weeda, Alice 51, 115 Weekes, Bevan 1093 183 Weekes, Pedro U. 1113 151 Welch, Vickie L. 1103 Welch. Wanda L. 1093 Wells, Christoph D. 1093 Wells, Coach 76 Wells, Deana R. 1113 151 Wells, Gary S. 1093 Wells, Marvin E. 1123 30 wesiey. Rodney 1103 51 Whimbush, Reginald A. 1103 72, 76 Whitaker, Jackie D. 1093 White, Amber G. 1113 151 White, Barbara D. 1093 White ll, Harold W. 1123 16, 31, 62, 76, 74, 92, 39 White, Howard 124 White, Jason B. 1103 172 white, Larry R. 1093 183 White, M ichelle L. 3903 183 Whitmill, Warren D. 1103 Wiggs, Mr. Skip 51 Wilford, Aaron A. 1093 Wilkins, Wilkins, Wilkins, Williams Williams Wilkerso Adria L. 1103 172 Chaunetta R. 1113 103, 31 Emanuel C. 1113 103 . Alie 76 , Allison J. 1113 151 n, Anthony J. 112327, 30, 76, 38 Williams, Dietrich D. 1093 183 Williams, Edmond Jr., B. 1093 174 Williams. Jessica L. 1103 103, 172. 183 Williams. Jocelyn D. 1093 102, 109 Williams, John R. 1093 183 Williams Jr., Howard M. 1123 31 Williams Jr., Melvin L. 1093 183 Williams, Ollie 92 Williams Jr., Roy 1103 172 Williams, Kim L. 1103 172 Williams, 108 Williams, Lashonda Y. 1113 Williams, Lita A. 1123 31, 38, 109 Williams, Marcus A. 1093 184, 79, 190 Williams, Michael A. 1113 Williams, Ollle G. 1103 172, 76 Williams. Patricia L. 1093 Williams. Rachel 1103 172 Saral L. 1113 Kimberly D. 1113 152, 58, 62, Williams, Williams, Shelley R. 1123 31 Williams, Terry L. 1113 152 Williams. Verkerie J. 1103 Williams. Zechariah L. 1093 183 Willis. Rolanda Y. 1093 183 Wilson, Briana 1113 31 Wilson, Clihon J. 1103 172 Wilson, Jacquelin 1093 172, 197 Wilson, Madalyne 1103 172 Wilson, Matthew C. 1093 183, 187, 86 Wilson, Michael D. 1093 Wimbs, Corey L. 1093 183, 76 Winfrey, Rhonda Y. 1113 Winkler, Renee L. 1113 152 Winkler, Ronda M. 1113 152 Winn, Eric K. 1103 172 Winters, Billy R. 1103 Witcher, Mel J. 1103 Witt, Jennifer S. 1093 102 Wolfard, Eric H. 1113 103, 128, 152 Wolfard, Mauri N. 1113 152, 88 WolL Michael 1123 31 oltf, Jeffe B. 10 e , n . 3 103, 183 Woods, Dionna L. 1123 31, 39 Woodward, Jan M. 1103 172 Worley. Yaleena S. 1113 Wortham, Kisha 103 Worthy, Walter P. 1123 Woulard, Shannon D. 1123 103, 31, 34, 86. 196, 92, 38 Wozniak, Eugene R. 1123 31 Wright Ill, Larris L. 1103 103, 172, 60 Wright, Marcellus D. 1123 31, 194, 92, 39 Wright, Richard E. 1093 172 Wu, Cynthia H. 1103 172, 80 Wu, Spencer 1113 152 Wydra, Louise A. 1093 183 Yara, Desiree E. 1123 31, 38 Yee, Kinney S. 1123 123, 32, 76, 38 Yoder, Kenneth D. 1103 172 York, Latoya R. 1093 183 Young, Byron T. 1113 152 Young, Stacey R. 1123 32, 92 Younger. Juanita L. 1103 Yuskawich, David 53, Zamora, Joe 190 Ziegler, Freadda C. 1113 103, 152, 190 Zeigler, Mr. 48, 51 Zepher, Yolanda Y. 1093 Zumbach, Gordon M. 1123 Zumbach, Mary C. 1113 154 207 Kathleen M. Johnson 1968-1986 Kathleen was an ideal student and a rare individual who made the most of her life. She received countless awards and honors. Kathleen's personality reflects a loving, caring, and humourous individual. She always voiced an opinion and got involved in ac- tivities she believed in. Kathleen also had many other talents such as ballet and tennis. She will be remembered with respect and love. In Memoriam Derek was an outstanding person. He participated in many activities such as wres- tling, track, and football. Derek achieved not only in these activities but scholasti- cally also. Derek had begun to achieve many of his goals through leaming and determi- nation. - Derek M. Knight 1968-1986 - Darrell W. Epps 1964-1986 'X S bsbb Darrell was an achiever. He was a great student and f athlete. He was respected 1 by both fellow students and teachers. Darrell received many awards for his athle- tic ability in track and field. Darrell was dedicated to be the best in everything he did. Darrell was a leader: he motivated people to do their best to achieve their goals. Darrell will be greatly missed by everyone. ,IIIIIIIII mm ll WMH3 198.7 ON YOUR DIAL 208 Signing off . . . 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