Norco High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Norco, CA)

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JUNIORS ' FAVORITE RADIO ST ATIONS Nobody can say that Norco students aren ' t musically inclined. After all, they seem to listen to the radio at least five hours a day. Music seems to help whittle away the hours after school when you ' re driving, eating, talking or doing homework. Favorite radio stations range from those that play hard rock, to those that play the music of the 80s, to those that play pop rock . NHS students like nothing better than singing to a song with a special mean- ing on the radio while driving alone at night (that way no one can see you singing). TOP 5 KMET 94.7 KLOS 95.5 KROQ 106 KOLA 99.9 5. KIIS 102.7 INDIVIDUAL CHOICES KMET- Denny Timms, Susie DIouhy, Lisa Morley, Frank Loza, Joe Shmoe, Martha Plaza, Kathy Curtis, Frank Tygart, Mario Sala, John Truax, Linda Mahoney. KLOS- Kevin Hemhauser, Jim Rivano, Stu- art Kleppe, Erik Fogg, Bruce Kiigroe, Lisa Brazil, La Dawn Dickey, Tammy Hall, Bobby Lozano. KROQ- Danny Deever, John Earnhardt, Mi- chelle Wigiert, Donna Smith, Debbie Lor- ance, Chris Huelat. KOLA- Danny Gillis, Lisa Casady. KIIS- Pattie Stalons, Juli Glass. REXANNA BOB SHERl KIM JIM GREEN GRETERMAN HABER HADNAGY HADOBAS BRIAN HALL KAREN HALL SCOTT HALL TAMMIE HALL TODD HALL CHUCK JASON STEVE LISA SUSAN HALLEY HARDY HARRIS HARRISON HARROD BRUCE DENISE SEAN ROBERT LISA HAWKINS HAWKINS HAYES HAYES HEIDELBERG CHRIS KEVIN BUTCH TONY EDDIE HELMS HEMHAUSER HEPLER HEREDIA HERNANDEZ JIM TAMMY JUIVONNA JOE NANCY HERRING HEWETT HILL HOFFMAN HOLT 106 BILL PAUL CHRIS MATT TOM HOMSANY HOUSER HUELAT HUFFMAN JACHERA

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SV H P DEBBIE FSPARZA VICTOR ESPARZA SKIP ESSARY JOHN EZELL JENNIFER FALCO ROBERT FAULK MARSHA FERNANDES ERIC FISCHER ERIC FLETT ERIK FOGG HANK PONTES KAREN FORTNER CARRIE FULKERSON GINA GAGGIA TERESA GALLEGO EVELYN GARDNER JIM GARDNER MICHELLE GAWN JEFF GEBOW KELLEE GIBSON BRUCE KILGROE PATRICK GILLESPIE TERRI GILLMAN CHERYL GIRTMAN PHILLIP GLADU JULI GLASS SUZIE GOMEZ TIFFANY GONZALES CHACHO GONZALEZ LORY GONZALEZ JUNIORS ' FAVORITE FOODS This year students ' favorite foods were in three basic sections: Italian food, Mexican food, and JUNK FOOD. Everyone agreed that eating was an art to be performed on the run. Meals are snatched between run- ning in and out of restaurants and home. The gourmet taste at NHS seemed to run mostly towards whatever junk food could be attained in the shortest amount of time during lunch breaks. Many find that they do not have time to sit down to eat, but end up eating their meals in cars on the way to some important destination. It ' s enough to give someone INDIGESTION. TOP FIVE 1. PIZZA 2. MEXICAN 3. LOBSTER 4. ITALIAN (spaghetti, lasagna) 5. STEAK JUNIOR CHOICES PIZZA- Mario Salas, Debbie Lorance, Dan- ny Gillis, Bruce Kulgroe, Lori Larsen, Sangita Maheshwari, Erik Fogg, Brittney King, and Jim Baker. MEXICAN- Linda Mahoney, Lisa Brazil, Denny Timms, Mary Mieike, Teri Gallego, Penny Milterson, and Allen Dahl. LOBSTER- Frank Tygart, Michelle Gawn, Susie DIouhy, and Denny Deaver. ITALIAN- Bobby Lozano, Kathy Curtis, Marlene Montano, Juli Glass, Rajean Mayberry, Kelly Kleve, and Linda Weller. STEAK- La Dawn Dickey, Stuart Kleppe, Jim Rivano, Heather Brown, Tom Mclr- ath. Chuck McHenry, and Patty West. FRIED CHICKEN- Geralyn Crawford. CHEESECAKE- Erin Wesson. JUNK FOOD - Jill Ricks, Kim Hock, and Lisa Casady. CRAB - Ryan Reider CHILI- Dirk Morgenstein PRIME RIB- Patty West BROWNIES- Monique Mediema CHINESE FOOD- Trina Padgett, and Evelia Centeno. SEAFOOD - Sandy Wardle SHERRIE GOODWIN BRENT GORTON SANDY GRAHAM CHERYL GRAVELLE ARTHUR GRAY 105

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BOBBY JACKSON VICKI JARVIS GENE JENKINS CANDY JOHANNESSEN JULIE JOHNS STACY JOHNSON WENDY JOHNSON BERNEDINE JONES JULIE JONES MIKE JONES SUSAN JONES BETH JORGENSEN LISA KADOW BRENDA KEARNS ALLWYN KELLY STACEY KELLY STEPHANIE KELTON RICHARD KENISTON BECKI BRITTNEY KENT KING H 1 n ■ 1 kM Hb } l r w TERRI KOKOSENSKI BILL LAWRENCE MELISA LEE JUNIORS ' FAVORITE SONGS Most of our parents grew up in the 50 ' s when Rock and Roll was born and Elvis was king. Today the new Rock-a-Billy style is like that of the 50s, however, the punk style is completely different. The 1950s rock songs were simple and innocent, now they are louder and more cynical. This year ' s Rock-a-Billy was the favorite among the juniors. TOP FIVE 1. ROCK THIS TOWN 2. BLACKOUT 3. WHO CAN IT BE NOW? 4. EYE OF THE TIGER 5. TRULY ROCK THIS TOWN -Debbie Lorance, LaDawn Dickey, and Tammie Hall. BLACKOUT - Stuart Kleppe, Denny Timms. WHO CAN IT BE NOW? - Mario Salas. EYE OF THE TIGER - Tom Robinson. TRULY - Lisa Brazil. Michelle Gawn. DANCIN IN THE STREETS - Robert Da- vis, Chris Heulat. WE ' RE RUNNING WITH THE SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT Heidi Powell, Danielle Klaub. OPEN ARMS - Jim Rivano, Susie DIouhy. STRAY CAT STRUT - Sangita Mahesh- wari, Danny Gillis. TAKE ME TO THE TOP - Frank Tygart. PLAY THE GAME TONIGHT - Lisa Ca- sady. JACK AND DIANE - Mary Mieike NO ONE LIKE YOU - Kevin Hemhauser. IT ' S HARD TO SAY I ' M SORRY - Mi- chelle Wigiert. ROCK THE CASBAH - Ty Moreno. DIRTY LAUNDRY - Juli Glass. YOU GOT ANOTHER THING COMING - John Barnhart. 107