Norte Vista High School - Serrano Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

% ? - ZCC 2ieAMJcr . , ; tx_- Oe CLJ -CJ c c Q oSl vJ, ' Lc-n --KLyC = ' aMjL o Vt i ' Q, o. -4o (jXJ if fr _ „ — ,_ —,- -« • . I O «s m 4 . -4 ? %. Co- Ed iters Annette del Rosario Linda del Rosario Advisor: Harold Ko The never ending moments of the Brave are symbolized this year by the face of Iron E Cody, whose tear reflects his feelings for ecology. His determination show s the true sp of the Brave . On the follovk ' ing pages we recapture the Brave moments of the 77-78 schi year. The Serrano Staff would like to express their appreciation to Iron Eyes Cody, for graciously posing for our yearbook. Mr. Cody is a noted American Indian actor who we feel best ex- presses the proud tradition of the American Indian. Mr. Cody has expressed his ideas on our environment in the following words: J My involvement with the Keep America Beautiful Inc. for the past eight years has been ol of my proudest achievements. By alerting the nation to the problems of our environmM and encouraging respect for our natural resources by not polluting, we will have a m« beautiful country for our future citizens. ■ Table Of Contents Moving Competing Giving Doing Learning Faces Advertising Index Closing 106 124 180 198 200 4 what is it worth, I do not know. I have nothing for which to show. My goal it seems so far away, Waiting and waiting for Graduation Day. For what I ' ve heard it ' s meaning is great. Study hard and stong before it ' s too late. After four years of work, the day is nigh. As I was handed my diploma, I said with a sigh, Now that I ' ve got this paper in hand, I ' m out on my own in this great, free land. Fourty years later I ' m happy you see. For my small piece of paper has great meaning to me. -Robert Christensen Homecoming is a happening Which comes every year, The parade, the floats, the Homecoming Queen Are all so very dear. The preparations are intrieging The students all pitch in. To name their class as No. 1, Which touches deep within. i L Crazy . . . Sitting in the classroom Joking . . . Whispering, teasing Laughing . . . Work?! Going out to lunch Meeting . . . ordering, eating Talking . . . Friendship Having fun Moving . . . running, jumping Yelling . . . Life Crazy . . . -Dale Aimer SAT applications MUST BE IN!! College application due. . . Last week?! Depression if not accepted Elation if winning a. . . Forced smiles, shimmering gowns and rented tuxedos at the inevitable prom. Carnations wilted into one beautiful night. Always remembered. And finally. . . Tears on Graduation Day. . Friends lost for the moment With thoughts of the future And no longer of the past. —Debbie Parsons 12 On a lazy day I wake up With a buzzing in my head. All day long it drowns out Every word that is said. ! arrive at Novi early Dragging my feet all the way. I ' ll have to make excuses To get me through the day. I skipped Breakfast this morning And now hunger reaches me. Through Journalism and World History It ' s hamburgers I see. Alas, the lunch break cometh I usually cut in line. But today I feel so lazy That waiting suits me fine. The sun is getting hotter I can ' t take much more today. As soon as school is over I guess I ' ll be on my way. On a lazy day at Novi With a buzzing in my head. Every word and thought is blurred And I ' d rather be home in bed. -Mary Bennett 13 uoing. . . Working on class floats Working. . hammering, folding Fluffing. . .Friendship Going to Football games Cheering. . .jumping, laughing Crying. . .Unity. Spirit Week Displaying. . shouting, booing Clapping. . .Pride On the quad Eating.. . talking, sleeping Whispering. . . Happiness Doing. . . MOVING SUPER JUNIORS WIN SUPER HEROS WEEK! Super Heroes was this year ' s Spirit Week theme. Due to weather conditions, Spirit Week was de- layed for a while but when the time finally arrived, the classes got off to a great week of exciting activ- ities and spirited posters. The activities gained points to see which class held the most spirited at Novi. The Juniors showed their superior spirit by taking first place while the very spirited Seniors grabbed second. Coming in a relaxing third were the Sophomores with their spirit and pride. The Freshmen came with a lot of spirited effort to take fourth. With a lot of participation and effort. Spirit Week was a super success. C3PO hangs an ' 80. Class of ' 79 wins Spirit Week. 78 15 so UNIQUE! Sophomore display- Star Wars . Freshmen display- Woncler Woman . • 19 M Junior display- Robinhood . Seniors explode into action with Batman 19 LINDA del ROSARIO CROWNED SWEETHEART The Sweetheart Ball was held on February 25, 1978 and was a big hit. Everyone had a terrific time dancing and impatiently waiting to see who would be crowned the Sweetheart for 1978. Finally the exciting moment came when Linda del Rosario was crowned by ' 11 Sweetheart Karen Wooten as the 78 Sweet- heart Queen. The school has looked to the Class of 79 to bring forth a Sweetheart Queen for the past three years. The other princesses were: Eva Soria-Senior Sweetheart, Lisa Bax- ter-Sophomore Sweetheart, and Carolyn Aimer-Freshmen Sweetheart. The crowd awaits the crowning. 1977 Sweethea rt Karen Wooten and escort Kelly Shew. Linda cries with joy. Jerry congratulates new Sweetheart Linda. 20 Barbara is stunned when Frank anounces her as Queen. UCLA ' s FRANK CORRAL PICKS Barbara Hawkyard, this year ' s Serrano Queen, was chosen by Frank Corral, the Ail-American Kicker and Punter from UCLA. She was crowned at a luncheon in the Sequoia Room. The princesses were Julie Tay- lor, Marilyn Casner, Eva Soria, and Karen Barker. All of the girls were very active in all school and class activities. Barbara received a necklace from Richard ' s, roses, and a trophy from George Winkelman Trophy Shop. The Princesses received roses and a charm from Josten ' s. 22 Princess Eva Sorria 1978 SERRANO QUEEN Princess Julie Taylor Princess Karen Barker Princess Marilyn Casner 23 PARADE AND PICNIC RUN SMOOTHLY This year ' s parade was one of the best ever. It took place at a different time, 6:00 p.m., and place, from Shamel Park to Wheelock Field. The floats were very impressive. Seniors grabbed first with Striken It Rich which consisted of approximately 8001 flowers in a variety of colors. Juniors took a close second with their float, Burn Em Braves . They feel this is their best production yet because of life-size figures. Sophomores rolled into third with their crea- tion, Soph Saloon . MECHA, the first club ever to enter the float competition, took fourth with, Old Mexico , a typical colorful Mexican patio. Last but not least are the Freshmen cruzin ' in fifth with Scalp Em Braves . The day was highlighted by the crowning of Annette del Rosario as our Homecoming Queen. The four princesses are Traci Lawson, Carrie Beaubien, Lisa St. George, and Cheryl Pittman. Novi ' s victory over Apple Valley made the day complete. Slip Slidin ' Away Mecha Float-Old Mexico This Page Donated In The Interest Of Norte Vista Students By The Norte Vista Booster Club Wheeeeeeeeeeeee! Mmmm Mmmm Good!!!! Sophomore float- Soph Saloon Munchin ' the Picnic food 1977-78 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING ANNETTE PRINCESS-CARRIE BEAUBIEN G QUEEN AND COURT ' l QUEEN DEL ROSARIO PRINCESS-TRACI LAWSON ' ' PRINCESS-LISA ST. GEORGE mA HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES PROVE SUCCESSFUL The 77 Homecoming Picnic was held at Shamel Park. The .rst event was of course, EATING!!!! Everyone enjoyed the food provided by the four classes. This was followed by a aT ' n all Th ' ' ' ' ' ° y°- partfcTpated themselves. ' ' ' ' i V d ar VARSITY IS SMALL BUT MIGHTY Back row L. to R: Karen Wooten, Karri Dunn, Front row L. to R: Rene Car- roll, Dolores Mendoza. Hey gang! We ' re the Novi Team! The Varsity Cheerleading squad was very small this year. It consisted of four members. The mem- bers were: Ren Carroll, Karri Dunn, Karen Wooten, and Dolores Mendoza. The squad ex- pressed their spirit in pep rallies and at the foot- ball and basketball games. Whenever possible, they tried to attend Cross Country. The squad boosted everyone ' s spirit and led cheers with their pride. Dolores, Karri, Karen, and Rene ' did a great job this year. Rene ' , taking it easy! 29 POM EXPRESSES THEIR SKILL The Pom-Pon squad had a great year. There were six members on the squad. The members were: Debbie Elliott, Traci Law- son, Amy LaFleur, Vicki Farmer, Denise Fritz, ana Trisha Olivas. The squad worked hard to express their spirit in all their rou- tines. They participated in such compe- tition as City and Saddleback. They did a terrific job supporting the football and bas- ketball teams. Along with cheering and competitions, they aFso participated in the football pep rallies and did a terrific job representing Norte Vista. They ' ve got it all together! Pom acting natural. Pom show their precise skil jr um ■ ■■■iilli i 1 1 1 I I i ' fniM!!||««|tlI!jl!|;5U-:]nil FLAG ADDS A TOUCH OF CLASS The Flag squad this year was a very busy squad. It was made up of six members: Theresa McDill, Shelley Andursak, Donna Ramirez, Eva Beaty, Veronica Ramirez, and Linda Gragg. They worked hard and it showed in their routines and at competition. They entered such competitions as City, Arroyo, Sad- dleback, and State. They also marched with the band in football halftime shows, parades, and band reviews. They added a touch of class to the band. The squad par- ticipated in all pep rallies and backed the football and basketball teams. They were a terrific squad and represented Novi well. L. to R., Top to Bottom: Theresa McDill, Eva Beatty, Shelly Andrusak, Linda Gragg, Veronica Ramirez, and Donna Ramirez. Flag gets attention in an unusual way. There! nous. 31 J.V S HAVE COMPETITIVE YEAR This year ' s J.V. squad had five members. The members were Laurie Allen, Sheryl Baldwin, Lisa Baxter, Pat Di- yorio, and Brenda Taylor. Even with such a small squad, they always participated and worked for perfection. They showed lots of spirit and pride in their routines. This year they participated in many competitions includ- ing Arroyo, in which they went into the finals and took fifth. City, Saddleback, Miss Drill Team U.S.A., and State. The squad did a terrific job in supporting the J.V. Basket- ball teams. Two members at- tended Hibbard ' s Camp and brought back a second place trophy. They also held car washes and candy sales to raise money. They participat- ed in all Pep Rallies and did a great job representing Novi. 32 BRAVE ON THE WAR-PATH The mascot for the ' 77- ' 7 school year is Donna Morris. She is a Junior. Donna represented Norte Vista at City Competition. She enjoyed her year as mascot and hopes to be on pep squad next year. Donna did a terrific job as the Brave mascot. Mascot- Donna Morris SOPH-FROSH SHOW PRIDE The Soph-Frosh Cheerleading squad had six members. They partici- pated in competitions such as City, Saddleback, and State. They showed lots of spirit and pride in their routines. Two members at- tended Hibbard ' s Camp. They participated in all pep rallies and had a good year. Donna cheers with the crowd. HEY! We ' re suoer fine. Soph-Frosh Cheer, L-R: Judy Beaudin, Lisa Perras, Tracey Lee, Shelly Matthews, Renae Rhinehart, and Teresa Kimberling. 33 DRILL TEAM TURNS JAZZ Drill shows their talent in a pep rally. The Norte Vista Drill Team had a great year. The squad, which has turned jazz, was more in- volved than ever this year. They participated in pep rallies, football halftime shows, and parades. They marched in such band reviews as the Colton Band Review, in which they took fifth, the Lester Oaks Memorial Band Review, where they grabbed fourth, Disneyland, Magic Mountain, Mission Viejo, and the Riverside 500. The 19-member squad was headed by Leader Diane Moore, 1st Assistant Juliann Gyll, 2nd Assistant Alice Woodard, and Advisor Kathi Zelt. The team also had officers this year. They were: Diane Scott-President, Lisa Walters- Vice President, and Dottie Hayes, who acted as a combined Secretary-Treasurer. Norte Vista ' s new jazz Drill Team also had a new look to them. Their uniforms changed from vest and skirts to a new Brave uniform. Also, the team went into City Competition and did well with All Shook Up and Boogie Night . All accounted for, the Drill Team had a victorious and exciting year. t2JI K IS iS i «r I i  A Drill team L-R top row: Laurie Sexton, Lisa Walters, Lucy Aviles, Lynn Farmer, Betty ' aAlani ' z, Kathy Castro, Darlene Cook, Cher- lynn Sanchez, Johnna Au, Elvira Solis, Jane Woodard, Bottom row: Sylvia Solis, Alice Woodard, Dottie Hayes, Connie Lewis, Julieann Gyll, Sue Knight, Diane Moore, Tami Triplet!, Mary Miller, Pam Scott, Diane Scott. 34 Drill Team Heads: Alice Woodard, Diane Moore, and Julianne Gyll. Drill Team Head: Diane Moore. Drill marches to victory. Lucy gets her kicks. 35 BAND HAS ANOTHER TERRIFIC YEAR The ' 77- ' 7Q Norte Vista Band was a terrific success. This year ' s band was the largest since 1970. They participated in such Band Reviews as Colton, where they took fourth, and Lester Oaks, where they grabbed fifth. Marilyn Casner was the Drum Major and Mary Gyll was the assis- tant Drum Major. Both worked hard along with Advisor Edward Casem to make this year a good one for Novi. The band also participated in pep rallies and assemblies, and did a great job with the football half- time shows. Over all, the band did a ter- rific job supporting and representing Novi. Drum Major-Marilyn Casner. — r ' .j Jfcpy )avid Lorn. i m m i .v i 36 ' i r k Tall Flag ' s, Shemea Biadley, Tina Hagerman, Launi Bope, Peggy Smyle, not pictured, Sherri Christenson. Randy marches with pride. A •1 ?mitmi! i Mary helps Rhonda get ready for the parade. Letter Carriers L-R, Pam Rogers, Cecillia Hoskings, Patsi Parra, Carolyn Holt, Ginny Felix. 1 o :zi rr 1— VJ C 5 H 1 H—  Tl m T) 00 ) O c , -- a COMPETING NORTE VISTA SUFFERS Top: Stacy Turner, Mark Rhoads, Ken Steward, Matt Schmitt, Rick Giurbino, Jim Moreno. Middle: Dave Breunig, Mike Doshier, Steve Petrill, Dale Aimer, Reggie Holman. Bottom: Alton Frazier, Tim Feathergili, Mike Smith, Troy Perry, Barry Rezac (Manager). SITOUGH LOSES Top: Craig Trapp, Russell Cihal, Tom Russell, Ray Granado, Tom St. Jacques, Middle: Kelly Shew, Troy Zuccolotto, Boyd Wil- son, Charlie Douglas. Bottom: Warren Rezac (Manager), Richard Rodriguez, Louie Anderson, Tony Gipson. Boyd Wilson makes gain against Norco St. Jacques runs a keeper Tom looks for an open receiver Tim makes large gain before he ' s brought down i ' f TPP gi ' ' ' Feathergill puts his foot to the ball Coach Doshier advises Alto Tom starts the option Breuig trys out-striding lone defender J. T . sweeps with form NOVI HONORS PLAYERS VARSITY SCOREBOARD NV Norco 1 4 NV 13 Arlington NV 27 Victor Valley 1 6 NV 12 Yucaipa 1 4 NV 7 Hemet 3 5 NV 7 Cojon 1 4 NV 21 Moreno Valley 3 5 NV 17 Apple Valley 7 NV 13 La Sierra 1 4 As most would agree, spectators and players alike, this year was one of disappointment. There were highlights and as always, excep- tions to the rule. One exception was the running talents of 23, Boyd Wilson. His exceptional efforts earned him M.V.P. and First Team Offense in All League, for the season. Other achievement awards were given to 80, Troy Perry: the Coaches Award and Most Valuable Lineman went to Alton Fraz- ier, 63. The S.A.L. will be a thing of the past for the Braves Novi along with its outstanding coaching staff, will no longer be in the league. We can only say so long to the S.A.L. and hopefully welcome a winning year as new members of the Sunkist League. J.V. SHOWS GOOD PROSPECTS Top-Coaches lack Fogarty Ron Kipp, DavicJ Hoskini;, Mark Perry, Jerry Sullon, Tony Sheeley, Mark Howe, Lynn Maddas, Rudy Monl|ano, Frank Sanlos, Gary Miskell, Wally Meier, Serlin Solelo, Ruben Esparza, Troy limerson. Coaches |im Doshier, Ron Edmondson. Middle-Robbie Morales, Robert Espudo, Darrel Rainwater, Richard Williams, Glenn Fulton, Brian Shelske, Wayne Wire, Chris Samra, Lyn Billieu, lay McClure, Dan Scall, Richard Arroyo, Terry Fulton, Robbie Smith Bottom-Mark Palmer, Frank Prince, Dennis Chastain, David Gregg, Warren Stan- ley, Tony Buchanan, Alex Palacios, Mel Whidbee, Chris Contreras, Kelly Reck, Kyle Doshier. Rudy boots another punt. 48 Kyle Doshier looks down field. FROSH GROW IN TALENT Top- Coach Chris Conlon, Mike Boydston, Mark Rivera, Tim Bartlett, Mike Fretwell, Brett Humphrey, Mike Palmer, Chris Atkin- son, Coach Scott Albertson. Middle- Antonio Echavarria, John Solis, Jeff Garcia, Richard Todd, Vince Ulloa, Tom Bridge, Bob Bailey. Bottom- Dan Rainwater, Tim Gerarden, Bill Hill, Sam Rodriquez, Archie Rice, Paul Emerick, Terry Lawson. Coaches Chris Conlon Scott Albertson. Considerable gain for Rainwater. 49 GIRL TRACKSTERS LEAD CROSS COUNTRY Top Row-left to right: Charlene Rhoads, Diane Bertrard, Larry Siappa, Bruce Bailer, Jim Crisham, Oerald Zaragoza, Chris Williams, Chris Heiss, Jim Ciurbino, Nhan Nguyen, Glenn Bernard, Lora Bomar, Teresa Scattergood. Bottom Row: Sophie Zaragoza, Margret Sauceda, Ron Esterberg, Steve Driskell, Daniel Castro, Billy Barfnecht, Steve Hoft, Eric Walton, Mike Cortlen, Jeana Taylor. i. ' Novi girls dominates the course. ihrv- ' mm 50 The 1977 Cross Country team, led by Captain Jim Grisham and Assistant Captain Jim Giurbino, had an overall record of 16-8. The team plac ed second in the SAL. The Frosh-Soph team finished with a record of 8-0. The Girls team finished the season with a 7-1 record. Their team also went to the CIF competition. The Varsity team, aided bv Coach Bill Henry, had it ' s first victory in two years agamst Hemet. Next year the team hopes to send two teams to CIF, and also have a champion Frosh- Soph team. They all worked hard, and with an- other year ' s work and dedication, they will be even more successful next year. Team Capt.; And all around cool guy, Jim Grisham and associates. Saippa displays his championship form. 51 ARSITY HIT UNEXPECTED DISAPPOINTMENTS After a thrilling, five overtime win at El Segundo, and a two point victory over Ivy League Power, Rubidoux in the Riverside County Tournament, the Novi Braves suffered through a 3-11 campaign in the San Andreas League, Norte Vista provided its fans with plenty of excitement as it managed to stay close to most of its S.A.L. opponents. The 7 win, 14 loss season was cli- maxed by a 51-44 victory over arch-rivals, LaSierra in the Losers gym. Norte Vista loses five Seniors, while returning eight underclassmen as the Braves drop out of the S.A.L. and into the Sunkist League. Top row, L. to R.: Mark Howe, Don McDonald, Jeff Bennett, Gary Vawter, Tom St. Jacques, Dale Breunig, Tony Gip- son. Bottom row, L. to R.: Louie Anderson, Rick Hicks, Dave Breunig, Mike Smith, Tim Feathergill. Don ' t try iTr-Tom! Breunig shoots from outside. defender. Dave displays new dance as Herman joins in. St. Jacques performs Lay-up for on-lookers. Gipson makes short jumper. Vawter out-jumps Cowboy opponent. Pre-game team meeting. Tom for an easy two points. J.V. HAVE HECTIC SEASON Scoreboard NV Yucaipa 75 39 Moreno V. 36 15 Apple V. 30 29 Hemet 61 36 Cajon 58 23 Victor V. 68 33 Lasierra 33 38 Yucaipa 46 53 Moreno V. 55 30 Apple V. 54 42 Hemet 58 32 Cajon 41 36 Victor V. 60 32 Lasierra 50 45 Back row, L-R: John Whidbee, Doug Howard, Mark Perry, Freddy Cruz, Stacy Turner, Kelly Shew, Brian Hartsock, Kelly Reck, Wayne McDonald. Front row: Mark Palmer, Coach Ron Edmondson, Greg Gilbert. Mark brings the ball up court. Turner shoots as Shew looks on. 56 FRESHMAN STRIVE FOR STARDOM SUPERSTAR SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Yucaipa Moreno V. Hemet Cajon LaSierra Yuciapa Moreno V. Hemet Cajon LaSierra 6 62 59 32 47 102 72 43 67 75 N.V. 51 43 58 48 37 45 42 60 66 53 L-R, Top row: Jeff Garcia, Vince Ulloa, bSennie Brown, Tom Bridges, Danny Trevino. Bottom Row: Robert Ramirez, Greg Grisham, Gary Saldarelli. Who ' s a nerd??!! Hi there! 57 VARSITY HAS STRONG SEASON Top row: P. Boscarrino, D. Rainwater, G. Grisham, M. Rhoads, S. Cagnon, F. Santos, D. Gagnon. Bottom row: C. Contreras, C. Heiss, T. Buchanan, C. Atkinson, E. Velasquez, C. Didley, H. Grisham. H. Grisham-98 C. Contreras-130 G. Grisham-106 C. Didley-136 C. Helss-115 C. Atkinson-141 E. Velasquez-123 T. Buchanan-146 Coming off a 2-14 season last year with very young wrestlers, this years tearn conripletecjia 9-9 season. This years team included 30 very tough individuals and a very good assistant Coach in Jack ' Fogarty. Individually Shane Gagnon finished with a 23-4 record and 1st place in the San Andreras league he was also the teams most valuable wrestler. Mark Rhoads whose improvement was unmeasurable took a third and was named Most Improved , Craig Didley who worked hard all Season received the Coaches Award . Contreras whispers sweet nothings to his opponent. Ernie ties up the arms. h m F. Santos 156 S. Gagnon 177 Assistant Coach: Jack Fogarty M. Rhoads HVY Coach: Chris Conlin J.V. SHOW PROMISING FUTURE The Junior Varsity put in some spectacular efforts including a 4th place at the Sierra Vista-32 team Frosh-Soph tournament, and 2nd place at the Notre Dame J.V. Tourney. Sophomore sensation David Co- nelli completed a fine Novice year with a second place in league and holder of the Fastest Season Pin, 23 seconds. L. to R. Top Row: Marvin Gagnon, Ken Booth, Darrel Rainwater, Mike Fretwell, Eric Fretwell, Doug Lane, David Ewing, Jim Garcia, Tony del Rosario. Bottom row: Steve Dris- col, Sal Soliz, Ricky Goerg, Martin Mendez, Terry Lawson, Ken Hunter, David Conelli. ' fc T - McClure sets up for take down points. Hunter dives to the mat. Mike Fretwell collects reversal points 60 NOVl SWIM TEAM STILL KICKING The Notre Vista swim Team has had a difficult but good year. The team had im- proved but due to lack of participation, they were un- successful. They have had very good individuals but have not had the team to make a dent in the league. Top Row, L-R: Kenny Leatherman, Mark Rhoads, Jeff King, Fred Mariin. Bottom Row: Monty Shaddy, Tom King, Jeff Weller, Larry Rawlings. (Not pictured: Fred Baker, Carl Munger, Tim Williams, Russ Oigren, Tery Komori, Bob Campbell, Larry Saippa.) Rawlings stroking away. Coaches: Gary Yetter, Ms. Stowells lobell shows his outstdndiny lorm. ■ 61 VARSITY LOOKS TOWARD SUCCESSFUL SEASON This year ' s squad was made up of 7 Seniors and 5 underclassmen. At the plate and on the field, the team did well with an ex- cellent team average in hitting. The following are game scores to date: Notre Dame 9 9 Rubidoux 2 10 Arlington 6 5 Quartz Hill 12 3 Yucaipa 6 Victor V. 3 4 Moreno V. 1 5 Cajon 4 TOP L to R: Coach Edmondson, Brian Hartsock, Tom St. Jaques, Stacy Turner, Wes Bauer, Greg Gilbert, Tim Feathergil. Bottom Row: Mark Palmer, Kyle Doshier, Gary Stadden,. Boyd Wilson, Steve Petrill, Rick Borges. jUIS. Ron fires the ball. . Bauer watches the action St. Jacques takes to the air -?m Petriil at the plate m Tom winds up. Kellys going home. J.V. IN SEARCH OF VICTORIES Top Row L. to R.: Richard Rodriquez, Doug Howard, Frank McCray, Gary McCray, Kelly Caselman, Fred Cruz, Gerald Wood- artf, Rob Smith, Coach Scott Albertson Bot. Row L. to R.: Kenny Kinder, Dan Allison, Bobby Bailey, Dan Rainwater, David Granado, Jim Torchia, Darr ell Rainwater, Tony Soria, Jeff Mullins Not Pictured Tim Mullins, Alan Banks Rob Smith awaits the ball. 66 - FROSH HAVE STRONG SEASON  AC . ft Top Row: Coacl ' Chris Conlin, David Euwing, Ty Bassam, Tim Brown, Mike Palmer, Chris Atkinson, Alan Adam, Jeff Garcia, Darryl Hansen. Bot. Row: Tom Bridge, Duane Ryan, Dwayne Donahue, Pat Williams, Orin Williams, Joe Gilstrap, Terry Lawson, Todd Zuccolotto, Robert Zamora. Pat Williams prepares for the pitch. The face of determination. 67 GOLF FEATURE ' S YOUNG TEAM Ruben Silva • r Fred Sauceda Mike Scully 1978 has been very profitable in the development of a fine Fresh- man group. We look forward to a great 79 with all the squad return- ing. Not pictured: Ed Hanley, Kelly Reck Paul C. Campbell Paul Emrick Doug Rhinehart Glen Fulton 68 .: ' .s2 ; TENNIS HAS GREAT YEAR Varsity: Coach; Mina; L to R: John Webb, Bill Hill, Adrion Young, Gary Taubota, Bruce Triplett, Jimmy Moreno, Matt Schmidt, Pierre Scoggins (Not pictured Tom Russell) )V: L TO R: Front Row: Jim Tucker, Ann Marino, Sherrie Johnston, Mary Steinkoenjg, Mark Wolf, Steve Hopf, Steve Driscoll, Linda Styger, Venae Carlson, Nhia Nguyen, Mr. Mina Second Row; L to R: Lisa Walters, lulian Martinez, Clair Kersey, Robert Hernandez, Joe Horvatin, Ken Booth, Lenny Arellano, Debbie Sitarski, Lucille Ramirez, Veronica Shute. 69 TRACK DEVELOPS RECORD BREAKERS This year ' s Track team has had a good year with many records already broken and more in sight. The team as a whole hasn ' t really been as strong as it should due to key injuries. When the SAL Finals come around, this team should be represented by many. Top Row, L-R; D. Connelli, P. Pickens, L. Anderson, D. Aimer, A. Antonissen, R. Esteberg C. Didley, T. Rogers, G. Bernard. Middle Row: D. Green, T. Ponce, W. McDonald, L. Bomar, D Bertrand, M. Sauceda, G. Taylor, T. Harrison. Bottom Row: D. Smead, D. Castro, R. Morales M. Foster, M. Solis, C. Heiss, R. Barfnecht, F. Santos. S !i ■K fc. ' . jL f . f 1 ( Top Row: L-R: M. Escobedo, C, Eldridge, K. Shew, M. Rhoads, D, Perns, W, Miers, C. Delarnell, D D. Breunig, ]. Guirbino. Middle Row: E. Solis, P. Parra, S. McDade, S. Zaragoza, B. Bahler, M. 5 Whidbee, D. Bredfied, C. Zaragoza. Bottom Row: M. Cortland, R. Todd, L. Midnem, C. McDade, 1. Whidbee, W. Stanley, B. Brown, M. Tucker, R. Casey. Whidbee hands the baton to Smead Relay Teams Top Row: T. Ponce, D. Green, B. Brown, J. Whidbee. Bot- tom Row: C. Didley, W. McDonald, W. Stanley, M. Whidbee. Torres just misses 6 foot. .? . .A ' ,„ i r i- Si - Morales takes an easy win. Terri reaches for the sky. Shelby showing her style BASKETBALL DRIBBLES TO VICTORIES This year ' s girls ' Basket- ball team had the finest individual players ever as- sembled on one team at Novi. Many outstanding performances were at- tained, although the teams 11-7 overall record may not give a good indi cation. The girls were 9-3, good enough for second place in the league and a CIF play-off birth. The girls entered CIF playoffs after playing their finest game of the season, a tough loss to rival La Sierra. Top Row, L-R: Sheila Hamilton, Tracey Carter, Debbie Garcia, Pam Simmons. Bottom Row: Cathy Weeks, Julie Taylor, Eva Soria, Tami Wantland, Cheryl Pittman. Pam skies. Debbie muscles her way up. Hutch looks to the hoop. 74 Soria fastbreaks against Yuciapa. Cathy brings the ball up court. Pam muscles for the rebound. J.V. Basketball Top Row, L-R; Donna Martin, Jane Newberry, Maria Ledesma, Virginia Jimenez, Lisa Andrusak, Patty Melancon. Bottom Row: Holly Cognito, Cina Brill, Lucy Aviles, Penny Scalf, Laurie Allen, Cindy Hernandez, Lisa Ceja. 75 VARSITY HAS BEST SEASON EVER This year ' s volleyball team had the best record in the school ' s history, with a 14-5 record. Five team members were selected on all league team. Tammie Wantland was first team all league, and Debbie Garcia and Cheryl Pittman, all league honorable mention. Pam waits for the return. -K ' oe siiJ J ' Pookie and Debbie anxiously try to return the sriot. Top L-R: Pam Simmons, Eva Soria, Michelle Olguin. Bottom L-R: Cheryl Pittmai Tammy Wantland, Pookie Monreal, Debbie Garcia. Not pictured: Lisa Andrusak. 76 J.V S LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR This year ' s volleyball team didn ' t have a sensational win-loss record. But as far as team spirit and togetherness, their team work was superb. Next year ' s returning players should prove quite a match for any team in the new Sunkist League. Isabel returns. Congratulatory moment after a winning point. Top L-R: Coach Graham, Juanita Tsinnijena, Isabel Mares, Rosann Kaptur. Bottom L-R: Maryann Minkler, Tina Olguin, Penny Scalf, Cathi Casados. Not pictured: Vir- ginia Jimenez, Cheri Fugate, Maggie Jeanty, Patty Guzman, Lynda Stygar. 77 SWIMMERS BIGGER BETTER This year ' s girls swimming team had a great return from last year, with a tie and several wins throughout the season. Over all we have a stronger team than ever before. We had many returnees from last year and also some new girls. These girls worked long and hard workouts swimming from two to three or four hours a day. Coach Yetter and Coach Stowells combined produced a group of girls putting all their effort forth striving to win. Top Row, L-R- Amber Griffin. Laurie Laurilzen, April Hickman, Virginia Tillinghast, Johnnie Detweiler, Bottom Row: Laurie Hoover, Caylyn Barfnecht, Julie Robertson, Barbara Buchanan, Tina Leatherman Annette del Rosarro, Linda del Rosario, Jerry Fields, Denise Fritz. Becky Zamora, Laura Okon, Karen Kersey. Jennifer Scott, Rosie Foster, Pam Wade, §r ' Pam Wade coming up for air. Linda relaxing after a race. 78 SOFTBALL HAS INEXPERIENCED SQUAD Top Row, L-R: Loach Gary Wilson, Patty Guzman, Pookie Montreal, Virginia Jimenez, Linda Gragg, Sheila Hamilton, Assistant Coach Lynette Steele. Middle Row: Kathy Coombs, Lisa Ceja, Cathy Casados, Laurie Allen, Cindy Rummel. Bottom Row: Penny Scalf, Terri Weymouth, Donna Ramirez, Veronica Ramirez, Teresa Filut, and Jason Steele, Batboy. This year ' s Softball team had many new young faces. Even though the team consisted mostly of young players, it should do very well and have a very successful season. This should have some good hitters, and their fielders are very good. We should see good things from this team. Coach Gary Wil- son is doing a fine job in his first year of coaching at Novi. Donna swings away. Smile!!!! Back Row, L-R: Lorrie Lerma, Robin Harrington, Victoria Arteche, Jody Reck, Charlene Rhoads, Eugenia Knight. Middle Row: Dorcus Hamilton, Sherylynn Cuellar, Isabel Mares, Susan Eide. Eront Row: Lucy Aviles, Mercy Glidden, Connie Coombs. Coaches Tina Combs and Joan Coombs. 79 GIVING DOING A.S.B. HAS CLASS 77-78 A.S.B. has had a first in Novi his- tory. Homecoming was held on a Friday. Which led to getting out of school early and hurrying to get that float done. Homecoming was a success due to all of that A.S.B. hustle. Homecoming activities consisted of a picnic, pep Rallies, parade, and the selection of the Homecoming Queen. A.S.B. also puts on other activi- ties like Christmas Assembly, Spirit Week, Squeeze Concert, A.S.B. nominat- ing Convention, A.S.B. elections, Cinco de Mayo, and senior activities. A.S.B. has done an excellent job. Right to left: A.S.B. President Annette del Rosario A.S.B. Vice Presi- dent Linda del Rosario. Left to Right: A.S.B. Secretary Tami Wantland, Corresponding Secretary Lisa St. George. Cars Courtesy Of Walter ' s Mercedes-Benz A.S.B. treasurer j_,lie Taylor. 82 Tom St. Jacques Commissioner of Pep. Dolores Mendoza Commissioner of publicity. Right to Left: Karen Wooten Commissioner of clubs, Alton Frazier Commissioner of projects. Reggie Holman Commissioner of Enter tainment. Tuxe ' s Courtesy Of Wedding Day 83 CONGRESS INITIATES NEW PROJECTS The 1977-78 Congress moved to levels of success in spite of poor participation. The few active members started several projects such as speakers for the Main Quad, painting the aw nings, and starting a Principal ' s List. These few Congress Members with no money and virtually no help, have worked hard and long in order to improve Norte Vista. Do-Do and Karen acting as usual. Jim Glurbino says Very interesting! ' Congress members L-R: Back row: Cynthia Humphrey, Julie Taylor, Dolores Mendoza, Karen Wooten, Tom St. Jacques, Pat DiYorio, Reggie Holman, Lori Lerma, Alton Frazier, Tami Wantland. Front row: Donette Ford, Howard Herbert, Liz Breland, Dee Dermitt, Shawn Hoch, Isabel Mares, Jim Giurbino. jtaSH y Advisor Gary Yetter. 84 INVOLVEMENT ON CAMPUS Involved w lth the selling of A.S.B. cards are Dolores Mendoza and Reggie Holman. Hauling to get their Homecoming float done is Cathy Weeks and Lori Lerma. During Halloween dress-up day, Tami Ceja and Isabel Mares are two active students. Sherry Williford expresses her Freshmen Spirit. 85 A chance to snuggle close BACKPACKERS GET HIGH ON MOUNTAINS The Backpacking Club was formed last year for the pur- pose of enjoying the wilderness together, and for just plain fun. So far, the club has succeeded in both. Whether it ' s a trip to the desert, or to the snow, or to the pine- covered woods, a good time is had by all. Top row-L-R: H, Herbert, K. Curtain, ]. Mullins, R. Roakes, W. Rezac, Mrs. Hastings (advisor). Middle row: T. Mullins, M. Mauro, T. Chris- tenson, C. Ricker. Bottom row: A. Banks, R. Oigren, T. Maskell, R. Goerg. t !ii- Hello up there! How do you get this dumb tent up?!!! Mrs. Hastings and Curtis listen to Kevin ' s beautiful music. Tim and Jeff ripping off the water and crackers. 86 THE FRENCH CONNECTION The Norte Vista French Club (1977-78) is making tracks to create a French experi- ence for its members. From room 38 they venture into the far reaches of Ports O ' Call, charter a private jet (courtesy of Alvord Airlines) for a special screening of a French Film in Beverly Hills, even sail the ocean in the Vice President ' s yacht . And if the club can ' t get there, room 38 is transformed- as in the case of Mardi Gras and the Carnava! de Nice , or a winter fondue party in the French Alps . All of this is great experience for tvk ' o members in particular, Vicki Farmer and Sandy Ruse, who will be going to Europe this summer. Officers L-R: Rhonda Peyton (Secretary), Mary Gyll (Treasurer). Sandy Ruse (V. President), Miss Young (Advisor). Not shown; Jim Giurbino (President), Barbara Hawkyard (Historian). Ole!?!? Enjoying your ice cream, Sandy? ; The group after a hard day at Ports O ' Call. Time to take a break. 87 C.S.F. Fantastic The ' 77- ' 7 CSF was very successful this year. Besides their semi-annual Pot Luck for parents and teachers, they also raised money by selling candy. In February, they attended CSF night at Disneyland. This year ' s club acted as director of the planning committee of the CSF Conference. In April, some members participated in the conference. With the help of Dr. Ryan, the Novi CSF really proved their motto, Scholarship For Service . Members: L. to R.: Lupe Cruz, Tina Hagerman, Barbara Hawkyard, Judy Beaudin, Nancy Cruz, Amy LaFluer, Don Williams (Not pic- tured Linda del Rosario, Annette del Rosario, Ray Gonzales, Jim Ciurbino.) I CSF Advisor Dr. Ryan Like usual Tina talking to Lupe Linda and Annette discuss CSF KEY CLUB DOES GOOD JOB. The Norte Vista Key Club was headed by President-Vice President Gary Tsubota. This year, they did projects for the police and for groups such as the Heart Association. Key Club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. It is a highly recognized club in high school. Advisor Mr. Rosa Key club members Advisor Mr. Rosa, Pres. Gary Tsubota, Richard Staley, Mark Wolfe, Ruben Silva, Eddie Cuellar, Blaine Baker, (not pictured Daryl Rainwater, Don Williams. VARSITY CLUB STRIVES FOR GOAL. Varsity Club was very active in school activities. They earned money from the Coke machines in the boy ' s and girls locker rooms. They also got their funds from sports activities. This money was used to buy uniforms and weight room supplies. Varsity Club was a very productive club this year. David Breunig most needed Varsity Club member. bino, (back) Tim FeathergilliMike Smitfr, Jimmy Moreno, Her Cipson, Dale Aimer (front) Itom St. Jacdues, Tom Russell, ( Trapp, Troy Zuccoiotto, Blaic Baker, y - - SEQUOIA: HARD AT WORK Novi ' s Sequoia doesn ' t mean big tree, it means hard work. The Se- quoia Room has been serving lunch to the staff for 6 years. Mrs. Rusche has been the head of it since it be- gan. This year the dining room su- pervisor is Patty Guzman. The Aide is Cynthia Sanchez. The faculty ap- preciates the services of the Se- quoia Room. Advisor, Mrs. Rusche Trina gets a watchful eye from Mrs. Rusche 7 . -P rr Cynthia directs some student workers 90 ,Mde, Cynthia Sanchez WORK EXPERIENCE— A DIFFERENT KIND OF CLASS Advisor-Mr. Baross Work Experience— a class for all who are in- terested in working. Mr. Baross, the coordina- tor of this program welcomes any student who would liKe to explore a particular job and receive credit for this, or receive credit for already having a job. Suggestions on how to find and to keep jobs are only two of the many benefits a student receives from this program. Students do not meet on a daily basis but do have lessons and requirements assigned to them. Local employers like to hire students en- rolled in the program due to the training the students receive and feel these students are more adapt to enter the working world. Em- ployers also contribute suggestions for the betterment of the program. Work Experience is a way to better yourself for the near future. Kris displays his favorite toy. Gary shows his skill Julie and Maria hamming it up at the Arlington Theater. 91 F.F.A. GETS IT TOGETHER! This has been another successful year for the Norte Vista Agricultural Department. The Novi Future Farmers of America have attended many fun-filled learning activities, ranging from showing their livestock projects at fairs, to competing in Public speaking contests and parlimentary procedure contests. Other activities attended were, the Best Informed Delegate Contest, the Loma Linda Field Day at LaSierra, a roasted pork dinner for parents and teachers, raising animals on the school farm, studying plants and working in the school greenhouse, a snow trip, they sent a delegate to the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, and a banquet in May for the Outstanding F.F.A. Student of the Month. To get an animal, you may obtain a loan from the bank. Many students make over seven hundred dollars on their projects. If you like fun and being a winner, you should consider joining the Norte Vista F.F.A. next year. Freshmen participants in Loma Linda Field Day. Officers: L to R: K. Leatherman (Sentinal), T. Komori (Reporter), R. Rodrigez (V. President), K. Barker (President), T. Lilly (Secretary), M. Rohe (Treasurer). 92 Officers beginning a meeting. Mr. Craft talking to F.F.A. parents. Tery at the successful banquet. Yolanda receiving an award at Loma Linda Field Day. 93 YEARBOOK - IS UP TO PAR This year we sent Linda del Rosario one of our Co- Editors to San Diego for a yearbook wortcshop. She stayed one week, when she returned she brought back many new ideas. The yearbook staff also came up with alot more originality. The cover was a new idea featuring the noted indian actor Iron Eyes Cody. Many of us know him as the symbol for Keep America Beautiful. We also added four pages of color which is the most color in yearbook history. We also feel that the first sixteen pages contained many new techniques and original student poetry. We ' re very proud that this years advertising did more than their share. They not only met last years quota they exceeded it by more than 700 dollars, bringing the total to $2570.00. We were also able to do more things and take clubs to new places. This year yearbook sponsored an annual Sadi-Hawkins dance. We feel we ' ve done our very best. Copy Editors: Amy La Fleur, Dale Aimer. Yearbook Co-Editors: Left to Right; Annette del Rosario, (back) Linda del Rosario. Advisor Harold Kopper. Business: Editor Tami Marsh, Assistants; Susie Rodecker, Tina Hagerman. 94 Advertising: left to right; Carrie Beaubien Editor, Assistants; Dolores Mendoza, Marlene Sanchez, Traci Lawson. Left to Right; Faces: Barbara St. Germain, Denise Harmon (back) Editor Julie Taylor, Lucy Aviles. Not Pictured Mark Echavarria. Left to Right: Giving and Doing Editor; Debbie Ceja, Assist- ants; Sheryl Baldwin, |udy Beaudin, Dawn Harmon. Left to Right: Moving; Michelle Meddings, Karen Wooten, Moving Editor, Cynthia Humphrey. Left to Right: Learning; Lupe Cruz, Brenda Taylor, Learning Editor Karri Dunn. Left to Right: Sports assistants, Kelly Shew, Steve Barton, not pictured Randy Allen Sports Editor. ARROW MEETS GOALS Led by co-editors, Tom Buch- anan and Wes Bauer, the news-magazine staff ARROW had a very rewarding year. Over 60 pages were produced by the staff. This included many hours at the printers, taping, headlining proof- reading. The Hall of Fame pro- ject also was officially imple- mented. The staff was com- prised mostly of Seniors — many of whom have been in journalism for 3 or 4 years. The final edition was dedi- cated to these hardworking people. Lots of luck Do drop by. Standing: Susan Eide, Steve Torchia, Phil Lilly, Ken Steward, Wes Bauer, Tom Lilly, Anita Buteau Middle: Patti Campbell, Danny Gilbert, Tina Hagerman, Karen Wooten, Traci Lawson, Tom Buchanan Bottom: Ricky Goerg, Steve Williams, Vandy Pearrow, Shawn Hoch, Jennifer Ng Not Pictured: Rusty Cummings, Richard Mora, April Brill, Shamea Bradly Advisor, Mr. Kaufhold Jennifer, checking it out % IMPULSE CONTINUES TRADITION This is the 11th year that Novi has printed a literary magazine. The project is a joint effort of graphic arts and creative writing, with help from business art classes. Rusty Cummings, prose, Debbie Garcia, po- etry, and John Waren, graphics, were committee chair persons. Impulse would like to thank those peo- ple outside Creative writing who contributed. Jane Davis Gay Gee at work Back row: Paula Savage, Pam Simmons, Wes Bauer, John Johnson, Steve Voges Front row: Cindy Mathis, Christine Jaime, Darleen Beet, Jane Davis, Debbie Garcia, Tom Buchanan, Yvonne Parra. PUBLICITY STAFF WORKS HARD Although the half pages were not available in the Arlington Times, Novi journalism students managed to provide good publicity for the school. They publicized in the magazine NOW and made posters for all kinds of school activities. All work for publicity was through the ASB officer, Delores Mendoza, who is Commissioner of Publicity. Thanks to everyone. shelly and Terry in action The Publicity Staff of 77-78 97 OUR TOWN VISITS OUR TOWN This year the Drama Club has once again showed us their talent with their many new members. Their first play of the year was Our Town, which was put on in January. Everyone in the play worked hard on it to make it the success it was. . Later in the year they put on a play called a Thousand Clowns. This play also came over well. They went to Universal Studios to learn more about the theatrical world. They were involved in the March of Dimes, Haunted House, and won second place in the Christmas Assembly last December. Both plays were directed by Ms. jan O ' Brien, the advisor of the club. Shawn during one of her peaceful moments. Shawn and Robert display their extraordinary talent. Robert putting flowers on his beloved Emily ' s grave. 98 Lefl to right-back row: Sherry Johnson, Pam Wade, David Lomax, Susan Schussler, Ron Lewis, Tim Berlsch, Larry Saippa, Advisor Ms. O ' Brien. Middle row: Mike Beets, Patty Melancon, Kim Melancon, Terry Srddin, Virginia Bean, Rosie Mares. Front row. Craig Birdsong, Suzy Miley, Robert Luther, Shawn Hoch Shawn and Suzy in a tense moment. Suzy and Tim work on their newspaper while Mike visits. Tim, Robert, and Pam show their sympathies. 99 NOVI ART GUILD TURNS PURPLE This year the Art Guild has adopted Captain Pur- ple as their mascot. He originated from the Planet Panpurpular and landed on Novi ' s campus. This year with the help of Captain Purple the Art Guild strived to raise money for the Art Department and a field trip to Universal Studios and other cul- turally interesting places. This year has been one of the most successful for the Art Guild. Maria taking her presidency a little to far. Top to bottom-Advi5or-Mr. Craven, Cheri Rugate, Maria Buccieri, Debbie Mathis, David Lomax, Peggy Bishop, Isabel Mares, and Jim Dobl in. (Not pictured-Norma Lopez, Lori Lauritzen, Denise Downing, Terry Harrison, Brenda and Belinda Otterson, and Susan Rout). Left to right-P.R. -Isabel Mares, Treas.,-Peggy Bishop, Sec. -Cheri Fugate, V.P.- Debbie Mathis, Pres. -Maria Buccieri. TOO Mr. Craven off his rocker. AUDIO-VIDEO-CINEMA CLUB SERVES SCHOOL The purpose for AVC is to let students develop skills, care and proper operations of Public Address, Vid- eo and 16 milimeter-Super 8-movie camera systems. Working with classroom VTR Projects, gives each student operator valuable foundations, experience, and responsibility for the future. u g m S!f f. Mk. U - VS f-H ' ' sM BACK row left to right: Robert Markin, Jeff Weller, Mr. Blake (advisor) Front row: Craig Miller, Steve Kaptur, Steve Schnieder. (Not pictured) Bill Bourbonnais, Fred Baker, Glen Massie. Red gets ready for action! CHESS CHAMPIONS CHALLENGE The purpose of the Chess Club is to provide an opportunity for experi- enced players to develop skills, and novice players to learn the basics. The Chess Club was established 7 years a- go. Spring of 78 is the 5th Annual Tournament. Trophies are awarded by the Principal. Back row L-R: Angie Tardiff, Tery Komori. Middle row: Del Duncan, Craig Mc- Dade, Tom Uva, Mark Mauro, Ed Miller. Front row: Andrew Antonissen (president), Tom Stewart, Mark Walter. 101 CHOIR ACTIVE IN COMMU ' vllTY This year ' s Choir consists of 34 members. Throughout the year they have been very active singing at school and in the community. Some of the places where they have performed are the Tyler Mall, the Lion ' s Club, the Moose Lodge, The Spring Concert, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. The Choir also donated a turkey and a tree to a family in need at Christmas. Congratulations to Ms. Young (advisor) and the Choir for a fine year. Kevin and Terry double as a duet. L-R: Miss Young, advisor, S. Ruse (accompanist, D. Ki ' lly, C. Erdmai D. Montana, S. Barden, N. Randolph, A. Taylor, B. Magan, |. Sanihtv, B Bourbonais, K. Cunin, T. Tichelaar, B. Diaz, C. Holt, D. Yambo. Front row: K Mclancon, D. Buckner, S. Chstensen, C. Birdsong, ]. Thrall, A. Marino, P. Melancon, T. Kirkman, D. Rezac. 102 Pam White takes a break. Becky Diaz sigs for the Choir. ' ■ fHIf GIR-S LEAGUE ' S GOT IT TOGETHER 1 Girl ' s Leagii is a service club composed of girls from the senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman classes. Sone of the service projects include babysitting for local P.T.A. groups, providing dessert for the Atheletic Avards Banquet, participating in class projects, and other school activities. Each year the Girl ' s league sposers the Sw eetheart ' s Ball. The Daisy hain is made up of junior girls who have earned the highest number of points during the three previous years. They hold the Daisy Chain for the seniors during the graduation ceremony. NORt VISTA HIGH SCHOOL ii (i From left to ript; Denise Harmon, Barbara St. Germain, Theresa Osborn, Cynthia Humprey, Lorrie Lerma, Isabel Mares, Laura Okon, Sylvia Solis, Pat Di Yorio, ilie Robertson, Patsy Parra, Shelby McDade, Marlene Sanchez. From left to right: Denise Fiarmon-V. -President, Marlene Sanchez-Treasurer, Barbara St. Germain- Secretary, Shelby McDade-President. MECHA CLUB GETS INVOLVED This year ie MECHA Club has been more active than in the past. They won 4th place with their float in the Homcoming parade and have been active in promoting the cause of the Mexican-American student. Good Iea3rship and involved students make an active group. -22!f ft! I. injid jn M.E.C.Fi.A. Gib ' s float wins 4th place during FHome- coming. From left to right-Back row: Ruben Esparza, Mike Pena, Mario Cediiio, Raymond Granado, Nick Miranda, Maria Ledezma. Middle row: Ray Her- nandez, Tony Holguin, Rebecca Ortega, Gloria Herrera, Elvira Molina, Christina Boyorquez, Estelle Ochoa, Vicki Herrera, Denise Gonzales, Robin Morgan, Lina Ochoa, Margaret Reyes, Sara Cecillc, Patricia Rivera, Maria Quirez, David Boyorquez, David DeHaro, Steve Ferez. Front row: Bobby Belding, Maria Flores, Freddie Ortiz, Teddy Boyorquez, Sandy Fuentes, Rachel Bonilla, Patty Rosales, Sylvia Martinez, Linda Sorgenson, Bertha Sorgenson, Mario Fuentes, Sammy Najer. ' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: GET THE PICTURE? This year ' s Photography Club has 25 members. They meet every Monday with Advisor Ms. Gritton. When they meet, they discuss different ways of taking pictures, etc. They have taken trips to Disney- land, Knott ' s Berry Farm, and Universal Studios. Every member had a strong interest in what they do, and that ' s what makes the Photography Club so strong. Kryizek, Rai liams, uSn VVal BIBLE TRIES TO LIVE UP TO IT S IDEALS Rather than a list of activities, this year ' s Bible Club wanted quotes about God: Tis not the dying for a faith that ' s so hard, it ' s the living up to it that ' s fifficult. -William Thackeray Bible Club guest speakers, Wade Lockman and Bob Fetts, Jr. 1977-78 Bible Club members back row: Paula Trapp, Gaylyn Barfnecht, Rosie Foster, Laura Okon, Helen Parson, front row: Karri Dunn, Ms. Zelt, advisor, Julie Robinson. (Not pictured Tery Komori) 104 NOVI SPEAKS OUT During the Speech Club ' s first year on Campus, they have made a memorable mark. The purpose of the club is to spark student interest in speaking out in competition with other schools. This year out little team hit several tournaments and rarely missed out on bringing home an award or two for Novi! L:R: Back row: Kevin Curtain, David Bolding, Howard Herbert. Front row: Anthony Chasse, Kerry Christianson. Advisor- Mrs. Hastings F.H.A. HAS GOOD YEAR! This year the F.H.A. has been very active in many areas. They visited Convalescent hospitals over the holidays. They went to Knott ' s Berry Farm and the Garment District in Los Angeles. During the year, they sold cookies and cakes for fund-raising projects. Jerri works on a project. L-R: Susan Eide (Secretary), Shawn Hoch (President), Jerri hield (V. Presi- dent). Debbie Kelly (Treasurer). 105 SfJSffft . ■ s , — ■■ f - v ■v V •■ ■« i - i _ «K LEARNING ADMINISTRATION IS ALWAYS ON CALL Alex Franco - Assistant Principal Jack Menzia - Principal Virginia Broach - Secretary Betty Phillips - Clerk Typist Ruth Feagans - Clerk Typist Carol Rooney - Instructional Aide 108 Delbert Lobb - Superintendent of Schools Donna Rawlings - Clerk Typist Attendance Listen peakin Board of Education - (Sitting from left to right.) Edna Ruffridge, Ralph Hower, Nancy Russell. (Standing from left to right.) Arthur Lopez, Clyde Jaeger. Robert Stucker - Librarian Jacqueline Lott - School Nurse Gene Bann - Secretary Night School 109 COUNSELORS SERVE STUDENT NEEDS Ann Perdue - Counselor Charles Stevens - Counselor William Goodhue - Counselor Kathy Duncan and Kathy Thomas - Clerk Typists Faye Swayze - Clerk Typist Reading is an all-climaxing escape 110 Judy Nichols - Clerk Typist William Taylor - Head Counselor Student ' s show their hard work James Baross - Work Experience Coordinator TEACHERS GIVE HELPFUL HINTS Scott Albertson - Physical Education Science ' Aiming for the target. Randy and Ty practice hard. Learning to sew comes easy. Rafael Barros - Business Education Bilingual Education Emilio Baglf«jto - Foreign Language J jy 112 Charles Billinger - Social Studies Ted Blake - Driver Education Business Education Paul Campbell - Mathematics Attendance Edward Casern - Instrumental Music Wendy Chalk - Life Science 113 Don Christenson - Business Education Chris Conlin - English Reading Athletics Murl Craft - Agriculture Science Tim and Carrie find Studying very exciting. h rd CHg)n ns_- ' 114 THEY ' RE GIVING THEIR BEST i! ! - ■■«sw Monica Davis - English Reading Ruth Fagal - Science William Doshier - Physical Education Athletics Ron Edmondson - Physical Education Athletics John Fogarty - Physical Education Athletics Alfred Paris - Auto Shop 115 VOCATIONAL CLASSES BUILD STUDENT SKILLS Christy Garland - Mathematics Diane Gritton - Fine Art Photo John Gorham - English Carolyn Hanscom - Business Education Bill Henry - English Social Studies Cathy Graham - Physical Education Nancy Hastings - English Speech Social Studies Opal Hughes - Science James Hodgin - Science Kathleen Johnson - Physical Education DeWayne Irwin - Industrial Arts Drafting IIW 117 A LESSON OF TIME Barry Kayrell - Math History Harold Kopper - Social Science English Anita La Velle - English Simeon Mina - Social Studies Reading takes intensive study. Merle Morse - Industrial Arts Metals Murray Mossman - English 118 Janina O ' Brien - English Drama Karen Oster - Home Economics J Lawrence Petta - Foreign Language Ines Reagan - History John Rosa - Industrial Arts Science • - ' i 5 Shirley Rusche - Home Economics Thomas Ryan - English 119 BUILDING VALUES FOR A FOUNDATION Douglas Schiller - Graphic Arts Ottis Scott - Woodshop Gonda M. Smith - Educationally Handicapped Gunther Schueller - World History German Magaret Sherrill - Home Economics Douglas Sorsdahl - Special Education Gilbert M. Spencer - Special Education 120 Major Stewart - Mathematics John Torchia - Social Science Mary Young - French Choir Peggy Stowells - Home Economics Virginia Traver - Physical Education Gary Yetter - General Science A. S.B. Susan Walton - Mathematics Kathi Zelt - Mathematics 121 PEOPLE PERFORMING DUTIES FOR SCHOOL BENEFIT • SCHOOL BUS Bus Drivers; L To R; Front row: Dan Smead, Jim Hathaway, Paul Bdlon, John Balcunas, Marshall Evans, Betty Clark Back row L To R: Ed Chambers, Ina Thomas, Shirley Triplett, Audrey Perry, Kathy Smith, [an Hayes, Mary )ean Dousi, Roosevelt Hooper, Jim Wexler. Cafeteria Staff - L TO R, Back row; Celia Martinez, Olga Andreozzi, Lena Rodriguez, Dorothy Rose, Karen Fox, jane Albers, Carol Vaughn, Philomena Moss, Virginia Smith, Marlene Barnhill, Pauline Hrll, Ruth Powell. Seated L TO R: Jean Gull, Margaret Aimer, Pat Neff, Grace Boone, Irene Yoll, Carmelila Mills n ) 1 ) J Coach Doshier reflects during class. John helps keep our school clean. Taking it easy. 122 Policeman on Campus: Arnold Orta Noon Supervisors: L To R: Lisa Phillips, Geraldine Doshier. Custodians: L TO R: Robert Nixon, John Cousins, Basil Turner, Arnie Sousa, Dan Brawdy. 123 .■ .- ■ ' jTrcafi ' swt-—. FACES -j -i- Wesley Bauer rieB ubien D avfd-Sol (J i (-) g Thomas Buchanan Rusty Cummings Deborah Elliott Vicki Farmer Denise Fritz Teresa Gilbert Maria Gulterud Sue Knight Traci Lavvson ||lhan Nguyen vlichelle Olguin Cheryl Pittman Mark Rhoads Greg Scalf Pamela Scott Jane Stevens Tami Wantlahd i HALL OF FAME KICKS OFF TO S.B.S.C. STARTING LINE UP FOR THE HALL OF FAME! Left to Right. Ddvid Breunig. Tom St Jacques, Boyd Wilson, Alton Frazier, Bottom Row L to R , Debbie Elliott, Cherri Pittman, Julie Taylor, Traci Lawson, Marilyn Casner, Annette Del Rosario. i. This year ' s Senior Hall of Fame consisted of six girls and four boys. These ten Sen- iors were selected by their class for Scho- lastic achievement, personality, school ac- tivities, and athletics. They visited the Cali- fornia State College, San Bernardino. The Serrano Staff would like to congratu- late the members of the Hall of Fame for their accomplishments at Novi. Good Luck in future years. to Right; De. ,d Wilson, Cherri i 127 Mf, SENIORS— WHAT A LAUGH Adams, Wayne Allen, Laurie Allen, Randy Andrusak, Michelle Antonissen, Andrew Arellano, Gary Avalos, Laura Aviies, Bill Barker, Karen Barnes, Barbara Beaubioii, Carrie Beet, Darlene 129 THIS CLASS HAS CLASS!!!!!!! Tricia, Vicki, Marilyn-enter a Beauty Contest! Borges, Rick Breunig, David Brill, April Buchanan, Leshi Buchanan, Tom Buteau, Anita Byers, Anthony Carr.pbell, Pattie Campuzano, Felix Ceja, Debbie 130 SENIOR FLOAT: STRIKING IT 1ST H18 Striking It Rich Cihal, Russell Coombs, Connie Clark Cheryl Court, Mark Contreras, Rita Cruz, Felipe Barbara and Eva are having-scTmjch fun- 131 CLASS LEADERS SHOW PRIDE Dunn, Karri Edwards, Sherry Eide, Susan Eldridge, Gary Elliott, Debbie f Wk ' -% c £? 1 p M .1(4 Eytechson, Debbie Farmer, Alan Farmer, Vickie Feathergill, Tim Felts, Lisa Figueroa, Gary Foster, Linda Frazier, Alton Fritz, Denise 132 |: . ' - W Gilbert, Danny Gilbert, Teresa Senior Class Advisors L. to R. Ms. Stowells, Mrs. Rusche, Mr. Barry Kayrell Glidden, Trina Grisham, Jim Groza, Roger Guerry, Michael Gutierrez, Armida Cutterud, Maria 133 WATCHING THE DAYS GO BY!! Guzman, Patty Harley, Rita Hawkyard, Barbara Hernandez, Gilbert Hernandez, Terri Hesenflow, Barry Hickman, Art Hightower, Robert Hoch, Shawn Holman, Reggie Horton, Valerie Hought, Craig Hout, Jeffrey Hurley, Cynthia 134 Inman, Calvin Jacobs, Kenneth Kalin, Mary Kay Kapturkiewicz, Ray Kelly, Deborah Kimball, Eleanor King, Thomas Kinley, Teri Knight, Sue Larragoity, Joe Lash, Rhonda Lawson, Traci Lomax, Yvonne Lopez, Mike 135 SENIORS THE NAME Lopez, Sylvia ir ' Too hot to trot Lott, Carolyn r ' S B v H ' iH K iil v Luther, Robert Lytie, Robin Mabery, Karen Madson, Mike Manns, Cary M,;[i n, Cheryl Martinez, Nick Massie, Glen Matusak, Randy McDill, Theresa 136 SPIRIT ' S THEIR GAME!!! McKinney, Kris Mulvaney, Linda Mendoza, Dolores Mosqueda, Tom Novak, Mike Most Spirited: Reggie Holman and Dolores Mendoza Mulder, Chris , -; 1 1 Munoz, Sophie Olguin, Michelle J pvl 1 1 B J !,j) IK T, , , (jf-% ■P OIley, Susan Ortega, Christina Ortiz, Fred Pacheco, Mario Parra, Yvonne 137 SENIORS SHOW SUCCESS Parsons, Debbie Perry, Troy Most Likely To Succeed: Wes Bauer and Barbara Hawkyard Petrill, Steve Pittman, Cherri Piatt, Debbie Ponce, Tony , m lift Ka Wm L iPi 11 W ff ' ' 8 1 jjjjp Poulson, MIcheal ' t Ramirez, Veronica Reusze, Debbie k r f AND SENIORS SHOW STRENGTH Ricker, Carl Rivera, Adam ' Ah! Step aside guys. ' Rogers, Torres Rohe, Michael Don ' t mess around with Alton Rooney, Bret Rosaies, Jesus 139 CLASS OF 78 SYMBOLIZES THE WORD TALENT ■p«! i ;«PVi fP Resales, Victor Saippa, Larry Most talented: Johnny Torres and Rita Contreras. Samra, JoLynn Sanchez, Lisa Santiesteban, Rosalba Sayers, Jim Check it out, J.T. Feather studies in between classes. .reg Scattergood, Teresa 140 Jane talks to Mr. Goddhue about Skadron College; 798 4th. St. San Bernardino, 92410. r II 1 = t:: Scherf, Debbie Schuessler, Patty Scott, Pam Sexton, Jerry What am I doing in this class? Sexton, Laurie Sharp, Liz Simmons, Pam Siville, Nori 141 FULL OF FUN-FILLED MOMENTS Soria, Eva Sprout, Steve Cheryl ponders a problem. Sieinkoenig, Debora Stewart, Kenneth 142 Torres, Johnny ' I knew these things were good for something. ' Trafton, Luana Triplett, Bruce 143 SENIORS-TAKIN ' IT EASY!! H i ' :-. Rest before play Tom! Wallior, Randall Wailner, Cathy Friendliest; Gary Staddan, Karri Dunn. 1 F .; ' i jL HI H ? Pi Wantland, Tami Ward, Pam Webb, Ron Wheeler, Robin Williamson, Flora Williamson, Mike Williamson, Rick Wilson, Bi Wilson, Boyd Woodard, Craig Hey Karri, can you keep up with this teacher? Valazquez, Ernesto Valk, Roy Vasquez, Sam Yearwood, Lisa Young, Gary Zamora, Becky 145 Castro, Frank i,ook, Steve Cumpton, Marty ' DeHaro, Delores Echavarria, Mark JHores, Charles Gagnon, Shane Hernandez, Jose Herrera, Benji Mout, Jeff James, Joyce Johnson, John McDaniel, Davi Miller, David Minkler, Sue Moreno, Robert Newton, Gary guyen, Nhan atricia Olivas, Pati a n onnie Perras, David Raaymaker, Jim Raiisback, Jeff RJWlill s, Larry R ojai, A lic ia Shovwalter, Alan S mith M i ke Stevens, Jane Turner, Pam Vawter, Gary Wakefield, Orman Walston, Daniel Williams, Tim Zaragoza, Tony 146 S ENIORS CREATE THEIR OWN IMAGE Yesterday was great. It taught you how to live. Don ' t forget it. Remember the people and the faces you were acquainted with, you may see them again in the future. Tomorrow is a place of unknown for everyone. Every step you take is one less you have at the end. So live each day fully. You may not get to do what you want later. Today is beautiful day. Don ' t spend it by planning what you ' re going to do to- morrow. Don ' t compare it with yesterday or you ' ll lose the meaning of both. Feel free to relax and enjoy because it may be the last you have. -Vicki Farmer Oh! Mr. Kopper How you can teach us so! Government is now my favorite class I always sit this low. The way you speak-FANTASTIC!!!!! The woras come as smooth as a lake. That cat never seems to get your tongue I wonder why my ears acne. The way you move at the chalkboard Such style, what grace! Without hesitation you strike out a word Do you mind if I cover my face???? Your homework assignments-too long? Don ' t worry-forget my fears. Besides, I don ' t nave anything planned For the coming five years. So Mr. Kopper I leave you. With memories not soon to pass. And when they say they ' re WW vets, I can say I ' m a vet from your class. -Thomas Buchanan 78 ft 147 NORTE VISTA SENIORS WIN The students who received the Bank of America Certificates were selected by the respective department teachers for outstanding work in the various fields of study. These students were not only selected for their G.P.A.in these fields but for their persistance in these classes. Rita Contreras Photo, Art. Robert Luther Drama Michelle Olguin English Eva Soria Foreign Language Mark Rhoads Lab Science Not Pictured: Bill Bourbonais: Music Nhan Nguyen: Math Debbie Elliott Social Studies Karen Barker Agriculture CONGRATULATIONS CERTIFICATE WINNERS! 7 •ri- ' ' t :A£ : Teresa Scattergood Business Patty Guzman Home Economics April Brill Trade Industry Wes Bauer Journalism Honor Student 148 BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS A Plaque winners were selected by the Scholarship committee on the basis of overall excellence in the particular area of the award. These students showed a great deal of hard work in the various fields of study. They also held the highest Grade Point Average. Congratulations to all these out- standing students for their ex- cellent performance while at Novi. Marilyn Casner Fine Arts Barbara Hawi yard Liberal Arts Annette delRosario Science Math Sue Knight VocationalArts CONGRATULATIONS PLAQUE WINNERS! 149 JUNIORS I J ' M i- 1 r: El i. . ir ' IHUrp: =3 ' - IT TAKES ALL KINDS TO MAKE THE BEST II Allen, David Aimer, Dale Anaya, Chris Andelkovic, Chris Anderson, Louie Anderson, Alicia Anne, Patsi Arellano, Roy Armijo, Mark Arnold, Jill Atkinson, Valeria Au, Janice Avila, Anna Bahler, Bruce Baker, Fred Barton, Steve Bean, Dale Bille, Elizabeth BIrdsong, Craig Birdsong, Terri Boggs, Vickie Bonilla, Rachel Bowen, Guy Brandon, Bunny Bredfeldt, Donald Breunig, Dale Brown, Larry Buccieri, Maria 151 JUNIOR FLOAT TAKES 2ND PLACE Buterbaugh, Becky Byers, Teri Carter, Tracy Casados, Cathy Caselman, Kelly Castro, Kathy Cedillo, Mario Chastain, Roger Christenson, Robert Collier, Tracy Collins, Frank Corkill, Rodney Craft, Carol Cruz, Freddie Hurry up you guys it ' s 3:00 in the morning, and I ' m COLD. Curtin, Kevin Darling, Dawn Davis, Ray Dawson, Nancy Dejarnatt, Chris DeLeon, Guillermo del Rosario, Linda Derosier, Jim Detwieler, lohnnie Diaz, Rick Dominguez, Debbie Doshier, Mike Douglas, Charlie Dubin, Brenda Duncan, Brenda rd fd t t )e fIbS ' t doil Ebling, Jerry Eichen, Larry Escobedo, Mike Espinoza, Olga Espudo, Robert Eytcheson, Donna Paris, Robert Fatone, David Figueroa, Angela Finlayson, David Florez, Maria Fowler, Larry Fragosa, Sandy Fretwell, Eric Fullington, Kevin Fulton, Glenn Gagnon, David Garcia, Jeff Gibbins, Lisa Gipson, Anthony Giurbino, Jim Giurbino, Rick Gould, Tammy Gragg, Linda Grajeda, Elizabeth Griffin, Amber Grisham, Gloria Guerrero, Consueio Gyll, Mary Hamilton, Sheila Harmon, Dawn Haro, David Harrison, Terri Hayes, Dottie Hemphill, Steve Hernandez, Pear! Hernandez, Ray Herrera, Gloria Hibbard, Rod Holliday, Archie 153 JUNIORS THE NAME— SPIRITS ' THE GAME n Holloman, Dwane Hughes, Shiela Humphrey, Cynthia Huston, Kenny Ice, Walter Jeanty, Maryann Jenkins, Mark Jimerson, Troy Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Terry Johnston, Sherry Jones, Greg Kapturkiewicz, Steve Kast, Robert Kast, Steve Kersey, Clair King, Jeff King, Marcy Kinsey, Jane Kinsey, Stan Klohn, Mitchell Krause, Denise Kruzek, Frank LaFleur, Amy Lane, Doug Lauritzen, Laurie Lawson, Barbara Lawson, Troy Leatherman, Kenny Ledesma, Ruth Ledezma, Margarita Leighton, John Lewis, Vonnie Lightfeldt, Alan Lilly, Phillip Lilly, Thomas Lopez, Manuel Lovato, Becky Mabery, Larry Manning, Ron 154 Junior Class Advisors left to right: Mrs. LaVelle, Mrs. Hanscom, Mr. Fogarty lunior Class Officers: Top-Pres. Cynthia Humphrey, Middle-Sec. Barbara St, Germain, Vice Pres lerry Sanchez, Bottom Row; TreaS- Angela Figueroa, Soc. Chm Marlene San- chez Mares, Rosa Markin, Robert Marsh, Tammy Martin, Fred Marzano, Robin Masked, Theresa Mathis, Debbie Matlock, Arnold McDade, Shelby McDonald, Kim McLean, Tonya Meddings, Michelle Medlin, Phill Meeks, Bruce Meier, Wally Mess, Dolores Miley, Susan Miller, Kelly Minkler, Maryann Molina, Elvira Monreal, Felicitas Moore, Diane Moore, Rose Mora, Richard Moreno, Jim Morris, Donna Myrick, Christine Najera, Sally Novak, Laura Nuckolls, Dan Ochoa, Lena Olgren, Russell Olguin, Mark Olinski, Pam Ortega, Rebecca 155 CLASS OF 79 DOES THEIR THING Osborn, Theresa Otterson, Belinda Otterson, Brenda Palacios, Ben Parsons, Helen Penrose, Donna Peyton, Rhonda Potts, Carl Pueschel, Robin Quackenbush, Steve Racine, Shane Rainwater, Darrel Ramirez, Donna Ramirez, MaryAnn Reeves, Greg Rezec, Rosemary Rhinehart, Doug Rhoads, Charlene Rice, Mary Rivera, Alfonso Roberson, Lisa Robertson, Danny Robles, Rudy Rodriguez, Richard Roedecker, Susan Rokes, Robert Resales, Patty Rose, Diane Rout, Susan Ruse, Sandra Russell, Tom Ryman, Ron Salvatore, Deanna Sanchez, Jerry Sanchez, Marlene Satterfield, Jewel Savage, Paula 156 Maybe a touch more blue?? Hey, is this paper tor REALS? ' ' ■ ■ W : Sauceda, Fred Schelske, Brian Shiveley, John Scott, Diane Shaddy, Monty Shepardson, Ron Shew, Kelly Sillas, Rosa Silverthorne, Dawn Simmons, Tracy Smith, Bruce Smith, Valeria Snetsinger, Chris Solis, Carol Soria, Anthony Sotelo, Serafin Spaulding, Cathy St. Germain, Barbara Stevens, Kelly Stewart, Celeste Stiffler, Tammy Sutton, Jerry Sydoriak, Steve Thomson, Robert Thornburg, Mark Torchia, Steve Torres, Loretta Triplett, Walter Tsinnijinnie, Juanita Tsubota, Gary Turner, Jolene Turner, Tresa Valdepena, Manuel Vannoy, Debbie Velasquez, Sylvia 157 JUNIOR DAZE LOOKING GOOD Victor, Kim Voges, Steve Wagner, Andy Walter, Todd Waren, John Watkins, Lori Webb, John Webb, Susan Weeks, Cathy Weldy, Debbie Weller, Jeff Wells, Angela Welsh, Wanda Wendt, Susan Whidbee, Mel Whinery, Chris White, Roxanne Wienert, Timmy Wilczynski, Patti Williams, Don Williams, Steve Williams, Tammy Wilson, Kenny Wilson, Paula Wire, Wayne Woodard, Alice Woolbright, Jeff Wooten, Karen 158 JUNIORS— INDUSTRIOUS, SILENT CREATIVE I ' d give you my heart with this poem today Filled with the joy that love ' s brought my way. I would but then, you surely must know I gave you that present a long time ago. -Michelle Meddings Have you ever felt Like being alone. Just going out To be on your own. To get away From this mixed up place To think things over To forget his face. But when you come back It will still be the same. Only you can change it And there ' s no one to blame. That ' s all you need Is a good long rest. You should live each day To its very best. -Denise Harmon Love is there, I can feel it, I can have it, I don ' t want it alone . . . But do I want it at all? -Michelle Meddings We ' ll remember the good times from the past, We ' ll remember the loves we thought would last. We ' ll remember the friends we ' ll leave behind We ' ll remember the ones who were so kind. We ' ll remember what was there ' What we shared, we ' ll remember. We ' ll remember and when we look Back on what we ' re gonna leave We ' ll remember yes, we ' ll always remember. We ' ll say our last good-byes While teardrops fill our eyes. But we ' ll always remember Novi High. yes, we ' ll always remember We ' ll remember. -Rose Marie Rezac If I could have one wish And I knew it would come true If I could have anything I asked for I ' d forever want only you. -Michelle Meddings 159 y CLASS LEADERS SHOW PRIDE I Adams, Charles Alaniz, Betty Alexander, Lisa Alfsen, Annette Allen, Laurie Amazi, Bill Andela, Johanna Andrusak, Lisa Anne, Sue Arellano, Rosa Arroyo, Richard Atkins, John Back, Katherine Bailey, Alan Bailey, Linda Baker, Leo Baldwin, Sheryl Bales, Bud Banks, Art Barden, Sheri Barfknecht, Galyn Baxter, Lisa Beaubien, Bert Beet, Judith Beets, Mike Beller, Pam Bennett, Jeff Bennett, Mary 161 CLASS OF 80 ' S GOT IT TOGETHER 162 Billieu, Lynn Bishop, Peggy Bishop, Shawnee Blair, Anneliesa Bomar, Lora Boyd, Correy Boyorquez, Chris Boyorquez, David Bradley, Shamea Breland, Liz Buchanan, Barbara Buchanan, Tony Burch, Ray Burnett, Kathy Butler, Vickie Campbell, Robert Cape, Larry Carlile, Brett Carol, Shirley Casey, Ron Caudel, David Ceja, Tami Chandler, Jim Chasse, J Chasse, Joseph Chastain, Dennis :r SOPHOMORES SHOW CLOSE RELATIONSHIP Collier, Dave Cook, Darlene Coombs, Catherine Conncli, David Conncli, Daniel Contreras, Chris Jolynn goes for the winners. Cuellar, Sherri Cumpton, Dave Curtin, Nancy Darling, Mitchell Davis, John Davis, Latonya Davis, Margret Davis, Tonya Dayon, Patty Dean, Dennis Delacruz, Sylvia Diaz, Arlene Di Yorio, Pat Dominguez, JoLynn Doshier, Kyle Dow ell, Eillen Downing, Denise Dugan, Alan Duram, Pat Ekstrand, Linda Erdman, Chris Esparza, Ruben Espinoza, Cecilia Estopinal, Barry Farfan, Delma Farfan, Guadalupe Farmer, Lynn Filut, Theresa 163 SOPHOMORES KNOW HOW TO HAVE FUN Fceley, Donald Fesmire, Tina Field, Jerri Finlayson, Sandy Foster, Rose Fuentes, Sandra Fugate, Cheri Fulton, Terry Gagnon, Bridget! Gamboa, Tammy Gardner, Kim Gee, Gay Geren, Marshelle Gil, Linda Gilbert, Greg Glidden, Mercy Glosch, Eugene Gonzales, Denise Gonzales, Lorraine Goyette, Robert Granado, David Grady, Lori Griffin, Dewayne Grigg, Debra Grisham, Gary Grisham, Harry Guitierrez, Emma Gustofson, Kathy Gyll, Julieann Hagerman, Tina Hammon, Pamela Haro, Mike Hawkyard, Cindy Heiss, Chris Hernandez, Robert Hernandez, Sarah Herrera, Vicky 164 SIa  ■ ( f M Hightower, Debra Hillis, Debbie Hoiliday, Greg Horton, Earl Hosking, Dave Howe, Mark Hulls, Lisa Inman, Mark Inzunza, Lucinda Jaime, Christine Jimenez, Virginia Kapturkiewicz, Roseann Kelly, Robert Kellogg, Tammy Kersey, Karen Kinney, Mike Komori, Tery Kortsch, Stewart Kruzek, Annette Lambert, Ricky Larragoitiy, Debra Leatherman, Tina Lewis, Cindy Lewis, Connie Lewis, Ron Lockinger, Barbara Lockinger, Bob Lomax, Dave Lopez, Marina Luna, Robert Lynn, Bonnie Maddas, Lynn Madden, Lori Madrigal, Gina Manier, Andria Mankey, Gaaham Mares, Isabel Marmolejo, Esther Martin, Leslie Mathis, Cindy Mathews, Troy Mauro, Mark Maya, Julian McClure, Jay 165 SOPHOMORES RELAX DURING 2ND YEAR McFarlane, Benita McKinney, Bruce Mendez, Rosillo Merritt, Dee Miller, Craig Miller, Ed Mirabel, Don Miranda, Nicholas Miskell, Gary Montejano, Rudy Moore, Lori Morris, Leona Morales, Robbie Morgan, Robin Mullen, Kieth Mullins, Jim Mullins, Tim Mulvaney, Donna Murray, Deanna Myers, Karl Nelson, Micheal Newton, Tracy Nguyen, Lindreg Norton, Becky Norton, Eligio Ochoa, Estella Ojeda, Michelle Okon, Laura Olguin, Alexandre Orozco, Alma Ortega, Thomas Overbo, Brenda Padilla, Debbie Palacios, Alex Palmer, Evon Palmer, Mark Parish, Joan Parker, Jim Parra, Patricia Patton, jim Paulino, Sherry Pearrow, Valerie Pena, Micheal Perry, Mark Petrill, Bill Pierson, Scott Potts, Teresa Raaymaker, Cindy Racobs, Scott ■t 166 SOPHOMORES EXPLORE s. Soward, Tammie Sowers, Ronald Staggs, David Stanley, Warren ' ' I ' lQ a !!!• a aumm f ' ' ■ ' -- ' -mt- ' ' ■ Ramirez, Lucille Randolph, Patti Ratti, Karen Reaves, Gary Reck, Kelly Reusze, Kelly Reynolds, Bonnie Rezac, Barry Rhinehart, ReNae ' Richards, Todd Rivera, John Robertson, Julie Rosas, Lillion Sanagun, Bertha Sanchez, Andy Santeo, Chris Santiesteban, Norma Santos, Frank Scalf, Danny Scally, Daphne Schneider, Steve Schuessler, Sue Scoggins, Pierre Scott, Lyie Scott, Peggy Sevy, Jeff Sexton, Darlene Shute, Veronica Silva, Val Sitarski, Debbie Smith, Andrian Smith, Robert Smith, Tonya Solis, Elvira Solis, Sylvia 167 Stevens, Clark Strawn, Scott Stringer, Tom Sutherland, Carol Tardiff, Angela Taylor, Brenda Terry, Mike Thomson, David Thrall, Judy Tichauer, Denise Tillinghast, Virginia Torchia, James Toth, Cindy Trainor, Penny Trapp, Paula Trester, Lisa Triplett, Tammy Triplett, Tammy Turk, Diane Turner, Karen Tyler, Steve Urda, Doug Urda, Tom Vannoy, llene Voightlander, Penny Wakefield, Allan Walston, Linda Walter, Lisa Ward, Nancy Watkins, Carol Watson, Angela Weikel, Margie Weymouth, Terri Whidbee, John Williams, Christopher Williams, Richard Williams, Tim Woodard, Gerald Woodard, Jane Woolbright, Phillip Wyatt, Terry Yeager, Clyde Adams, Allen Adkins, Larry Aimer, Carolyn Andrade, Carmelia Andrade, Pauline Angulo, Gilbert Arteche, Victoria Aspengren, Betsy Atkinson, Chris Au, Johnna Avila, Liz Aviles, Lucy Autrey, Charles Bailey, Kim Bailey, Robert Ballard, Denise Ballard, Diane Barfknecht, Billy Barnett, Mike Barrett, Venus Bartlett, Tim Bassbam, Ty Bauer, Jay Bean, Susanne Bearse, Jim Beaty, Danny Beaudin, Judy Belding, Ronny Benoit, John Bermudez, Norma Bertleman, Larry Bomar, Lisa Bootbe, Kenneth Booth, Leo Bope, Launi Boydston, Mike Boyorquez, Teddy Bridge, Tom Brown, Jim Brown, Tim Brusco, Sherri ' Theresa Looking gcfed for the Senior guys. ' 170 FRESHMEN ENJOY THEIR 1ST YEAR f Jlk A fS K - J B A m - m m Ba - JHh y ) ■j H Y Bungarner, Charlene Burkhart, Maechelle Burlingame, Bart Buteau, Theresa Canavan, Kelly Cape, Julie Carey, Colleen Carr, Leah Castro, Danny Cedillo, Sarah Ceja, Lisa Chavez, Christine Claveau, Kirk Clawson, Kim Cognito, Holly Cole, Terry Connelli, Isabel Connelli, Maybel Cooper, Nanci Corona, Kevin Corral, Anna Corral, Eva Cotton, Margrete Cruz, Nancy Cummings, Janet Cumpton, Mike Curtis, Susan Cronin, Tracy Crick, Bradley Daniels, Tina Davenport, Bruce Davis, Don Dawson, Melody Dean, Daryl del Rosario, Tony Delgado, Coti 171 CLASS OF 81 SHOWS SPIRIT Dominguez, Liza Donodue, Dwayne Doubikin, Jim Driscoll, Steve Duncan, Delbert Echavarria, Nino Emary, Brian Emrick, Paul Espudo, Geneva Esterberg, Ron Ewing, David Farfan, Maria Felix, Ginny Figeuroa, Yvonne Fillman, Melinda Fischer, Robert Flaherty, Todd Ford, Donnette Foster, George Foster, Gary Fretwell, Mike Fuentes, Mario Gagnon, Marvin Gabbard, Sarah Gale, Bonnie Garcia, Jeff Garcia, Sammy Garza, Ernie Gee, Paula Gerarden, Tim Gibson, Shelley Gilstrap, Eddie Gilstrap, Joe Giuliano, Ann Goerg, Ricky Gomez, Julie Gosnell, Cindy Greene, SkeyLinne Crieser, Kim L l f Hickman, Michelle Hill, Jeff Hill, Bill Griffin, Jess Grisham, Greg Grisham, Lenore Gross, Steven Gustafson, Curtis Gummert, Chris Hale, Gene Hamilton, Dorcas Hamlin, Julie Handley, Todd Hanley, Edward Hansen, Darel Harrington, Robii Harris, John Haught, Brion Heiss, Karen Herbert, Howard Hernandez, Cynt Hernandez, John Hess, Teresa Hickman, April Hogemann, Marco Holliday, Aaron Holt, Carolynn Holt, Sherry Hopf, Steve Horvatin, Joe 173 Howard, Sherry Howe, Scott Huerta, Judy Humphrey, Brett Hosking, Cecillia Jeanty, Claudette Jimenez, Liz Johnson, Sherry Jones, Burren Kemp, Eddie Kimberling, Teresa King, Greg Kinney, Jim Kirkman, Theresa Klohn, Arland Knell, D Knight, Billy Knight, Eugenia Korteland, Mike Kowalski, Terry Kruzek, Steve Lackey, Judy Lane, Candy Lane, Cindy Lawrence, William Lawson, Terry Lee, Tracey Lewis, Tommy Lilly, Kevin Lilly, Wayne Lopez, Norma Luoma, Carrie Magan, Brad Malenson, Kim Marino, Anntoneette Marshell, Richard Martinez, Julian Mathews, Dannielle Mathews, Shelly Matlock, Sabrina Maus, David McCracken, Dan McCray, Sandra McDade, Craig McGhee, Mark Mclntyre, Pam Mendez, Martin Messinger, Connie Midham, Larry Miller, Liz Miller, Michelle Miller, Mary Miller, Steve Minor, Kim Minut, Paul Mirabel, Frank 174 SCHOOL IS ALWAYS ON THEIR MINDS Monaham, Irish Montanna, Debbie Montgomery, Kim Mooneyham, Mary Moore, Gary Moore, Mary Moore, Randy Moore, Toni Mullins, Debbie Muilins, Sandra Munger, Carl Myrick, Colin Ng, Jennifer Niemiec, Lori Nicol, Flo Newberry, Janie Nguyen, Nara Nix, Kathy Norton, Cathy Novak, Doug Overbo Marsha Oritiz, Brenda Orozco, Juanita Oporto, Priscilla Olguin, Tina Prieto, Tony Pratt, Geoff Pon d, Carmen Perras, Lisa Perez, Sarah Peplinski, Jeff Palmer, Mike Parker, Kathy Page, Nancy Padilla, Valerie Quiroz, Maria Rainwater, Danny Ramirez, Eva Randolph, Nancy Reeves, Lisa Reusze, Joe 175 CLASS LEADERS SHOW PRIDE Reyes, Margaret Rezac, Diana Rezac, Gina Richards, Mark Richter, Cindy Risner, James Rivera, Laura Rivera, Patrica Roberts, Bonita Rodriquez, Sam Rivera, Mark Rodriquez, Maria Roper, Roger Rossow, Cathy Rossow, Jerald Ruden, Lori Ruse, Georgie Russell, Ronny Ryan, Duane Robertson, Kenny Robuck, Donny Salas, Rosalie Salas, Sandra Saldarelli, Gary Sampson, Kirk Sanchez, Cherylynn Santeo, Ida Santiestibon, Lucia 176 Santoscoy, Rita Sauceda, Margaret Savendra, Juan Scalf, Penny Scherf, Craig Schumacher, Dean Samra, Chris Scoll, Jennifer Scully, Mike Shepardson, Susan Shirley, Alicia Short, Michelle Showalter, Lisa Simpson, Dale Simpson, Ramona Skaggs, Toni Smead, Andrew Smedstad, Lori Smith, Lorraine Smyle, Peggy Solis, John Soliz, Marcus Soliz, Renee ' Soliz, Sal Soria, Jimmy Sprout, Robbie Stanley, Brian Staley, Richard Steinkoenig, Deborah Stevens, Tracy Stewart, Tom St. George, Liz St. George, Jamie St. Germain, Robert Strawn, Beth Stringer, Robert Summerlin, Rhonda Sutton, Don Tardiff, Shirley Taylor, Jeana 177 CLASS OF 81 DOES THEIR THING Todd, Richard Torres, Brenda Trevino, Danny Tucker, Jim Tull, Lisa Tynon, judi Ulloa, Vince Uva, Tom Van Noy, Barbara Villanyeva, Virginia Wakefield, Yvonne Wall, Linda Walters, Mark Warren, Jacob Watkins, Sandy Webb, Linda Weeks, Karen Weidy, Susie Wells, Lisa White, Pam Williams, Orrin Williams, John Williams, Pat Willsey, Daphne Wilson, Tina Wolf, Mark Wolfe, Sherry Woodard, Holly Woods, Louis Woodward, Karen Woolright, Sharon Wright, Errol Wyatt, Larry Yambo, Brigida Zaragoza, Sophie Zucolotto, Todd Zuniga, Ramona FROSH CREATIVITY FLOWS The Lonely Sea The lonely sea, how sad she cries. The sailors look of her weeping eyes. Her wails they hear, As she sleeps in fear. Forever more a lonely woman Who ' s tears are now only heard In the Poet ' s word. -Kim Melancon The Traveler The wind blows over the mountains And the wind blows through the Trees. And the wind tells stories of The world. So listen to the Breeze. It tells of flowers blooming And it tells about the gold In the sky. It tells of burning desert sands And of oceans dancing off The shore. It tells of mountains standing Proud And of mountains long before The wind has gone many places And has many still to go. So if you ever wonder- Just listen. I ' m sure the wind will know. -Howard Herbert Smiles As we walk down the hall and look around We see all sorts of people saying hello. Some of them are happy, some of them are sad Some are angry, some of them are glad. By some of their smiles it looks like They never have any problems. But by some of the others, it ' s like They ' re carrying the world on their shoulders. Some seem really glad to see you But others, it may only be a face Some don ' t even know you ' re there. They seem so far out in space. So, in conclusion, we ' d like to say To everyone far and near We hope you smile and be happy More than once a year. -Lucy Aviles Judy Beaudin 179 4 f VERTISING Outfits Courtesy Of Pam ' s Tyler Mall The Lo ierrci Ccimpu of LLU Patrons California Swiss Machine Inc. 132513 St. Andrews Place Santa Ana, Ca. 92507 Rays Auto Upholstery 8916 Cypress Riverside Cal. 92503 Best Wishes Jack Claudia Lighthall Joan Bennett 3285 Lemon Riv. Calif. Mr. Mrs. A La Fleur Louie Philippe La Fleur Griswalds 555 W. Foothill Blvd. Clarimont, Ca. 91711 Hurry up and take the picture, I ' m starved. 7-Eleven 5690 Tyler Riv. Ca. 92503 181 Dawn and Johnny seem happy with eight carats. 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No 319971 Free Estimates 183 ¥-J!f - Patsy and Susie select their snacks from Cooley ' s supply Cooleys Market 8879 Cypress 689-0941 under new ownership Wholesale Retail Free Estimates Complete Custom Automobile and boat upholstery COOK ' S TOP SHOP 3881 Van Buren Blvd. Arlington, Calif. Cecil Cook Phone 688-9540 Printers Of The Norte Vista Arrow ' R.C.P.C. Web-Offset Printing Riverside County Publishing, Company 4745 Hiers, Riverside, Ca. 92515 P.O. Box 8368 Phone 689-1122 SpffSF Locker Service Top quality meat sales expert meat cutting service custom slaughter service on your premisis Phone 689-5121 John Silva Ezequll Zeke Ferreira or 734-1385 11010 Wells Riverside Teunissen Self Serve Car Wash 4444 Van Buren Silk Screen Sewing Repairing 8622 California Ave. phone (714) 688-9950 Riverside, Calif. 92504 Phone 689-2541 184 Wayne Moore Photography 313-A No. Euclid Weddings Portraits Commercial Ontario, Ca. 91762 984-1205 185 Now, Karen, this means we can ' t break up anymore. RICHARDS JEWELERS 3634 Riverside Plaza Riverside, Ca. Phone (714) 684-6211 BILL ' S BIKE SHOP Featuring Schwinn Bikes we repair all makes complete line of parts accessories 9631 Magnolia Riverside, Ca. Phone-689-6131 LEYDE STEEL INC. Reinforcing Steel Fabricating and placing 6327 Rutland Riverside, Calif Phone (714) 689-0212 Harvey C. Leyde President Tracy improves her basketball skills with Swiss Dairy milk. SWISS DAIRY 4221 Buchanan Riverside, Calif. 689-2350 And 737-3123 200 Orchid Ave Corona Del Mar, Ca. 92625 Phone - 675-0071 JOSTENS Creators of fine class rings, announcements, yearbooks, and diplomas D ' ARCA TUXEDO Rental And Sales 4027 Market St. Riverside, Calif. 684-6160 The latest and finest fashions in men ' s formal wear, 186 .m j k r.- ' ,l Vf .-Jr ' ' i : Good Luck Seniors ' From A Friend ' Debbie does all the work, while Steve supervises. Ray Chucks Friendly Mobil Service 8970 Arlington Ave. Riverside, CA. 92503 Phone: 689-7050 Sexton Realtors Inc. 3593 Arlington Ave. 684-7100 W.C. Barrett Salesperson 187 Lorraine Gonzales wants to be a Motorcycle Mamma!!!! Inland Mopeds Phone (714)785-0600 3812 Pierce St. Riverside, Calif 92503 Sales Service Ethel Cockrill School Of Dance Ballet Tap Jazz 10679 Hole Ave. Riverside, California Phone (714)689-8453 Hamblin ' s Auto Body And Paint 7590 Cypress Ave. Phone (714)689-6532 or 689-8440 Gene Hamblin Furniture Complete Home Furnishings Appliances Televisions Carpet 9571 Magnolia Ave George M. Osborn Phone 689-1650 Since 1936 Pedley Florist where everything grows Specializing in Flowers and Plants 8731 Limonite Ave. Pedley, California Phone 685-9161 V LAWN MAINTENANCE 68748% 1346688 8241365 A-1 Lawn Maintenance 4505 Texas Street Riverside, Calif 188 Bill and John with the results of their fine work, a shiny new engine. Auto Engine Exchange Specializing In Engine Installation 9411 Miller, Riverside Phone (714) 687-3723 BANKAMERICARD MASTERCHARGE WELCOME Bill Girlish 189 11 VARSITY FLAG 78 Congratulations To The Class Of 78 RHOR industries, Inc. Riverside, CA. Domestic Foreign Custom Fabrication Engine And Chassis ATs Auto Clinic (Located Behind B M Auto Parts) 687-7184 9490 HAYES STREET RIVERSIDE, CA. 92503 Good Luck to the Norte Vista Hall of Fame from The Arrow Norte Vista ' s Award Winning Nevv ' spaper Mr. Baross and last year ' s POE winner, Leslie Homes. Professional Organization of Educators P.O. Box 8384 Riverside, CA. 92505 191 r ! 1 t 1 1 t r 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 I i 1 1 1 i ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 i III i Ca_ 1(11111 I K ' i- 1 MmiS 1 f i i i i Hfllv 1 % B nSf t i _ W -Ml . 1 I m ' S . T i n fvT Hr B Ttlv ' r ' ' I W Jiftv ' — L-.yX H v . H v MBita hHK 7 ■i Hp ' Hb £. mwnp .. idtub . I ' Ik l C H SPORT SUPPLY INC. 3770 Elizabeth St. Best Wishes to NORTE VISTA from a friend BINFORD FURNITURE John picks out his favorite beverage at La Bou Liquors. La Bou Liquors 8618 Calif. Ave Padres Unidos members from L-R: Josefina Arellano-Sec, Celia Parra-Treas., Eva Ramirez-Pres., Pauline Ochoa-Tele. Com., Lena Rodriguez-Scholarship, Jesus Rivera-V. Pres. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS A.D.T.A. 1977 Scholarship winners: Martin Ramirez, Cindy Casner. Alvord District Teachers Ass. 3634 Elizabeth St. 193 So you both want to be plumbers, huh? CAL ' S PLUMBING P.O. Box 8127 6203 Crest Riverside, Calif 92505 State Contractors Licence 260324 CALVIN C. SPICER President Phone 714 - 689-2488 194 ' I think I ' m getting nervous Linda! ' Kirk ' s Jewelers Jewelers For 49 Years 3503 Tyler Mall 687-6820 Chicago Bike Shop BICYCUE SAUES and SERVICE 0 A NERS DENNIS AND DONNA CARPENTER 3955 CHrcAGO Ave. riverside. ca 92507 Phone 683-6641 Stop by and take a look at our new Wedding Line! eei PRINTING We ' re the little red print cihop on ArUngton Avenue (714) 683-8680 3743 Arlington Riverside, CA 92506 U±t£%U of lB)£xiuiu .. ' . 5Jri.i   .s « ' M-T«ii litmvusn. Ty-Wei_l Square ■4808 Tyler St. riverside. calif. 689-4712 Pat MacKey BOB ' S VACUUM SEWING MACHINE SUPPLY Sales 688-4230 Service Royal Vacuums Bernina - Neico - Pfaff - Sewing Machines TOM CARROLL Manager ORVAL SLONE Asst. Manager ROGER ARTZ Owner 9482 Magnolia Ave. Riverside, Ca 92503 In the Navy, a job means more than just a good paycheck. It means the adventure of seeing places like Greece, Spain, Hawaii and Hong Kong. It means becoming an ex- pert on exciting technical equipment in our submarines, on our jets, and in our ships. It means doing a job that really counts, with people who count on you to do it. The Navy can give vou training in more than 60 career fields. Thlk it over uith your Navy recruiter. He ' ll be able to tell you what you can qualify for in the Navy : Richard C. Traxler 691 S. Main Street Corona California (714) 734-0310 0311 195 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS RIVERSIDE Visit Sears New Tuxedo Rental Shop For Ai_L Occasions 3548 Adams Riverside, Ca. 92504 689-1300 8347 Arlington Ave. Riverside, Ca. 92503 687-8821 Congradulations To The Senior Class Of 78 ELLEN ' S Pampered Lady The Hair Tailors Phone: 689-9191 11108 Pierce Place La Sierra, Ca. 92505 ._ • - lLv:SMlWr-nr:, ' {.n  . 1 mm  B Hl ' ' . ' ' Hi |prfl 1 ll H ' ■ ■1 rm ll@ v k J 3 Y m ' k 1 J r 1 Manuel, does this look okay? Wedding Day 6753 Brocton Ave. Riverside, Ca. 9250 Phone: 684-4471 Personality Plus Tony A. Estrada, prop. • BARBER • STYLIST Certified O ' Rourke Personalized Natural Hair Concepts For App ' t. Dial 684-0600 Tues.-Fri., 8:30-5:30 Sat., 8-4:30 3709-B Arlington At Brockton Riverside, Calif. 196 Members from left to right: Back row, Dr. Ed Burkhart, Bernie Wood, Tom Miller, Jack Menzia, Phil Osborn, 2nd row: Sam Digati, Milton Gronow, Clyde Smith, Ken Stream, Front row: Carlos Negrete, Dan Caballero, Dr. Marion Hammar- iund. Best wishes to the Class of 1978 from the Arlington Kiwanis Club 197 DAVES AUTO REPAIR Foreign Domestic 687-2520 3666 Van Buren Ave Riv. Calif. 9669 MAGNOLIA AVENUE RIVERSIDE. CALIFORNIA 92503 PHONE 689-3131 Wire Service Happiness is ... A Pembroke welsh corgi! HARMONY KENNELS All Breed Boarding 10396 Bellegrave Mira Loma Phone - 685-3311 DAN VOSS 10485 MAGNOLIA AVE RIVERSIDE. CALIF. 92505 WM. L. DIETERLE. PRESIDENT PHONE 687-5520 RES. 684-7525 Lori And Montgomery PIERCE PLAZA LIQUOR AND DELICATESSEN 3812 Pierce Street Riverside, Ca 92503 Phone 689-2222 Funeral Home 9695 Magnolia Ave. Riverside, Ca. 92503 785-4071 Fine Wines Keg Beer, Catering Manager Duane Bernd 198 Cheri likes the feel of the things at C B furniture. — Every Day Is Bargain Day — C B Used Furniture Appliances 10531 Hole Ave. Riverside, CA. 92503 (714) 689-0303 Chuck Betty, Owners — Come Down Look Around — THE SLY SUIL Featuring Steaks. Broasted Chicken. Spaghetti. Bullburgers. Call Burger, Hot Doggies i Cliili Sizes So Come Over and Hitcti Your Horse to Our 30 Foot Rail for food and Drink FAMILY DINING ROOM HOME OF THE BRAHMA T-BONE WINE COOLERS ■ TAP BEER OPEN DAILY 12 AM LUNCHEONS 737-9331 )10 NORTH DR NORCO At Arlington snd Catifornia Landscape Designing Sprinkler Engineering Free Estimates MAINTENANCE PLUS Complete Landscaping And Sprinkler System Maintenance Lloyd Mackey, Jr. 6630 Sandy Lane Riverside, Calif. 92505 (714) 688-9311 Tues-Sat. 9-5 DEBRA KAY ' S DANCE STUDIO The friendly people at the Arlington Photorium. Pictured from left to right, are Yolanda, Jim, Mike, Tom, Ryan. We ' re here to help. ARLINGTON PHOTORIUM 3715 Monroe St. Riverside, Calif. Ballet Tap 688-1917 3770 Van Buren Blvd. Riverside, Calif. 688-5923 199 C ' mon Pat, how come you never smile? LISA BAXTER BRENDA TAYLOR Brenda, open your eyes!!!! M t jl Hk ' . (B EU 4 i s ' _ f L mmmin 1977 1978 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER Now, don ' t they all look nice?? A.S.B. members from bottom to top: Sheryl Baldwin, Linda del Rosario, Julie Taylor, Annette del Rosario, Dolores Mendoza, Karen Wooten, Lisa St. George, Donnette Ford, Tami Wantland, Cheri Pittman, Cynthia Humphrey, Alton Frazier, Reggie Hol- man, Tom St. Jacques, A.S.B. advisor Gary Yetter. Best Wishes Seniors-From A.S.B ' Since 1901 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Serving our customers over 11 years-Two convienient locations in Riverside Main office-3985 University at (Chestnut) Branch office-5030 Arl. (at Madison) Phone-684-3366 George Winkelman Trophy Shop GEORGE WINKELMAN TROPHY SHOP Trophies • Awards • Plaques 6681 Magnolia Ave. Riverside, Ca 92506 Bus. 684-3601 Res. 688-5790 Jeep. I NTERNATIDNAL HARVESTER JOHNSON ' S 4 W D CENTER, INC. P.O. Box 4277 Riverside, Ca 92504 7590 Cypress at Van Buren ' THE JOHNSON ' S Phone (714) 785-1330 AUTO SOUND Sales-repair radios stereos citizen band tape Custom Installation 6664 Magnolia Ave. 683-3905 201 Traci Lawson Vicki Farmer Tricia Olivas 1 1 7 8 VARSITY POM PON SQUAD Debbie Elliott Lupe buys her snacks from Argyle Liquors. Argyle Liquor 1306 Wells Ave. Riverside, Calif. 92505 Phone (714) 687-4343 H B Construction General Contractors 688-9752 Riverside Hdl Bowen DIAZ MARKET Mexican Deli American Foods 8802 Cypress Ave. Riverside, Calif. 92503 Proprietors Chon Maxine Phone 687-3556 Desert Motorcycle Supply Mopeds Sales Service 4850 Tyler Avenue Riverside, Calif. 92503 David Jones Phone 687-5100 ED LINDSAY ' S ARCO Service « Slul ions 3596 Van Buren Blvd 4196 Van Buren Blvd Riverside, Calif 688-1523 687-5348 Clyde Jaeger 6204 La Sierra Riverside, Calif 203 Pam smiles as she has just started her first bank account with Hemet Federal Savings and Loan. RIVERSIDE ' S HEMET FEDERAL ® ® 3600 Tyler Street, Riverside • 687-0 1 2 ] Annette picks out j key while hoping it will fit a 78 Porsche. MON-FRI 9:00-5:00 SATURDAY 9:30-4:30 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE AUTO LOCK SPECIALIST Franks Lock Key Service 5250 Arlington Avenue Riverside, California 92504 Phone: 688-4212 Hardman Center DR. E. T. BUTTERWORTH DR. KEITH W. BROSS OPTOMETRISTS Computer Examinations Contact Lenses Prescriptions Ftlled Fashion Eyewear 4000 Tyuer Avenue (Tyler fle Hole Inter.) RIVERSIDE. CA 92503 Phone (7 A) ea7-7ioo Longtin ' s Auto Supply Automotive Parts Supplies And Accessories Student discounts with ASB card Navy Rose Longtin Joe Longtin Danny Longtin (714) 689-2675 4850-1 Tyler Ave. At Ty-Well Square Riverside, Calif. 204 Tina and Lisa shop at Klure Harris to get ready for their Lawn maintenance job. KLURE HARRIS 2727 MAIN ST. Hardware, Pipe, St eel And Aluminum 683-3787 205 AIbertsoi s FULL l STORE Bakeiy, Sereice fiefi. Service iqpiQr degiartment Mastenjharse accepted 3520 (fams St. 687-5500 687-€600 The Sofa House 4750 USierra Ave LaSierra, Calif. 92505 Phone; 689-2961 Cop.sratulations Class Ot 78 M ■r !!) ' ' uft t BoiJii M ' re Auto Parts Motor Parts Equipment 10311 Holeave Riv. Ca 92505 (714) 688-3200 ' ' ■ ■- C O « TfiS! i irs P , .. ' « ' ii s S ijj-j __ . _ 2 ' ? PETR1--ZZEUL0-S ISEU JTOK A3SO MABeDBA ERD ' Srs|t :5P; r , R.-i-t-rsid!-.. CaJiianu Pi?.:ir OP ' ' : - -SIDE, CA.„ TBL - 6B?-4 S2 :.C EDSy;1MDAy. M0Ti)[D AY Do vou wear size 16 top 10 bottom-in swimwear- ' ■ ' ■ ; • • :ch Tops Bottoms of our custom suits to -; -J a perfect fit. Speed Competitive Suits- ■:■ ::■ rirlb. Alksha Sikieis 10325 Magi olia Riv. 92505 6S7-3121 Riverside New Car Dealers Association Riverside, California Compliments of the Ri erside New Car Dealers Assoc. Boyer Motor Co. DeAnza Chevrolet Econo Auto Center, Inc. Riverside Chrysler-Ply Helgeson Buick Toyota of Riverside Campbell BMW Corp. Gay Hood Pontiac Moss Motors Rubidoux Cadillac-Olds CMC Colley Porsche Audi Volvo of Riverside Warren-Anderson Ford Mission Ford Allen B. G. Motors Riverside Motor Car Dealers Assoc. 8201 Auto Drive-Riverside, Calif. THE AUTO MARKET A-1 USED CARS Mgr. Bill Johnson 714 689-1474 4747 LA Sierra Ave. Riverside, Calif. P2505 207 Best Wishes to the Seniors!! from Whitney Tractor Co. P.O. Box 1069-20 Iowa Ave. Riverside, Calif. Phone (714) 682-5353 (714) 825-1812 L.C. DAN McGrew Sales Manager Reyes Garage Brakes • Air Conditioning • Tune-up 6102 Tyler Ave. Riverside, Calif. Phone (714) 785-5561 JOE REYES • Owner B M Auto Parts Open 8a.m. to 10 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. - Sun. 3881 Van Buren Blvd. Riverside, Calif. Phone (714) 688-5177 Roy Pearson (Swede) John ' s Auto Body Painting 6050 Tyler Ave. Riverside, Calif. Phone (714) 785-4305 used car dealer Free Estimates Mon. - Fri 8 - 5 John Soliz LA SIERRA MOTORS Owner 10910 Hole Ave. Riverside, Calif. Phone (714) 688-3717 THOMAS PAEZ JR., OWNER 4780 La Sierra Riverside, Calif. Phone (714) 689-1470 SLAGEL MASONRY 208 jmmmm m BB mmi Bgm INDEX Adams, Wayne-129 Allen, Laurie-Girls League, French Club, 129 Allen, Randy-Yearbook, ]V-Football, Wrestling, 129-95 Andrusak, Michelle-Varsity Flag, 129-31 Antonissen, Andrew-Track, Chess Club, 129-101 Arellano, Gary-129 Avalos, Laura-129 Aviles, Bill-Swim Team, French Club, 129 Barker, Karen-FFA, Arrow, Parliamen- tarian, Delegate to the Nominating Convention, Congress, 129-92 Barnes, Barbara-129 Bauer, Wes-Yearbook, Journalism, Quill Scroll, CSF, Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Baseball, 129-97-96 Beatty, Eva-Letter Carrier, Flag Girl, Girls League, Daisy Chain, 129-31 Beaubien, Carrie-Letter Carrier, Frosh Class Sweetheart, Jr. Class Treasurer, Yearbook, Homecoming Princess, 129-132-94-25-26 Beet, Darlene-129-97 Bomar, Sherri-Soph. Class Vice-Presi- dent, 130 Bolding, David-CSF, 130-105 Borges, Rick-Football, Prom Fashion Show, Baseball, 130-64 Bourbonnais, Bill-101-102 Breunig, David-Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Football, Prom Fashion Show, 130- 127-89-53-54-42-46-52 Brill, April-Letter Carrier, Camp Coun- seler. Drill Team, Delegate to the Nominating Convention, 130-96 Buchanan, Leshi-130 Buchanan, Tom-Arrow Staff Editor, Sen- ior Class Comic, 130-147-96-97 Buteau, Anita-Letter Carrier, Drill Team Leader, Camp Counseier, Class activi- ties, 130-96 Byers, Tony-130 Campbell, Pattie-French Club, FFA, Chess Club, Arrow Staff, Delegate to Nominating Convention, 130-96 Campuzano, Felix-130 Casner, Marilyn-Drum Major, Sr. Class Soc. Chairman, Basketball, Congress, Girls League, 130-132-127-36 Castro, Frank-Wrestling, Varsity Track Cavcnder, Faye-Wrestlerette, 130 Ceja, Debbie-Letter Carrier, Tali Flag, Nom. Convention, Pep Club officer. Yearbook, 130-94 Cihal, Russell-Varsity Football, 131-43- 44 Clark, Cheryl-131 Contreras, Rita-Bank of America Award Winner, Art Guild, Sr. Most Talented Girl, 131-140 Cook, Steve-Journalism, Coombs, Connie-FFA, Drama Club, Choir, 131 Court, Mark-131 Cruz, Felipe-Band, 131 C ummings, Rusty-Journalism, 96-97-131 Cumton, Marty-Baseball Davis, Jane-Basketball, Impulse Staff, 131-97 DeHaro, Delores-MECHA DeHaro, Paula-131 del Rosario, Annette-Yearbook Editor, CSF, President ASB, Vice-President ASB, Swimming FHomecoming Queen, 25-27-82-94-127-131-204 Diaz, Becky-131 Didley, Craig-Track, Wrestling, 131 [Junn, Karri-Cheerleading, Girls League, Sr. Vice President, Campus Deb, Jr. Class Sweetheart, 29-95-132-144-145 Echavarria, Mark-Baseball, Yearbook, 95 Eldridge, Gary-132 Eide, Susan-FHA, FFA, 132 Elliott, Debbie-Pep Squad, Jr. Class Presi- dent, Congress, Delegate to Nominat- ing Convention, Prom Committee President, 31-127-132-202 Edwards, Sherry-Banner Carrier, 132 Eytcheson, Debbie-132 Farmer, Alan-132 Farmer, Vicki-Pom Squad, French Club, Math Club, Band, 31-87-132-147-202 Feathergill, Tim-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Prom Fashion Show, 42-45- 46-52-89-132 Felts, Lisa-Prom Fashion Show, Class activities, 132 Figueroa, Gary-132 Flores, Charles Foster, Linda-Class activities. Delegate to the Nominating Convention, 132 Frazier, Alton-Varsity Club, ASB Comm. of Projects, Football, Track, Delegate to the Nominating Convention, 42-45- 83-89-127-132 Fritz, Denise-Pep Squad, Jr. Class officer. Swimming, Daisy Chain, Girls League, 142-132-202-31 Gagnon, Shane-Wrestling, Track Garcia, Debbie-Letter Carrier, Tall Flag, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, 76- 96-133 Gilbert, Teresa-133 Gilbert, Danny-Journalism 96-133 Glidden, Trina-Sequoia Room, 133 Gochenour, Shirley-133 Gonzales, Ray-Band, CSF, Calif. Boys ' State 77, 133 Gordon, Beth-Art Guild, 133 Granado, Ray-Varsity Football, Track, 43- 103-133 Green, Dominic-Varsity Track, 133 Grisham, Jim-Cross Country Captain, Track, Frosh and Soph Basketball, Frosh Baseball, 133-51 Groza, Roger-133 Guerry, Michael-133 Gutierrez, Armida-133 Gutterud, Marla-Cheerleading, 133-91 Guzman, Patty-77-134 Hagerman, Yolanda-Takwa, FFA, 134 Harley, Rita-134 Flawkyard, Barbara-Band, French Club, CSF, 134-87 Hernandez, Gilbert-134 Hernandez, Jose-134 Hernandez, Terri-Lamba Sigma, 134 Herra, Benji-134 Hesenflow, Barry-134 Hickman, Art-134 Hightower, Robert-134 Hoch, Shawn-Drama Club, Journalism, Class activities, 96-99-134 Holman, Reggie-Football, Wrestling, ASB Comm. of Entertainment, 42-83- 134 Horton, Valerie-Letter Carrier, 134 Hought, Craig-134 Hout, Jeffery-134 Hurley, Cynthia-Drill Team, Girls League, Daisy Chain, Congress, 134 Inman, Calvin-135 Jacobs, Kenneth-135 James, Joyce Johnson, John-97 Kalin, Mary Kay-Sequoia Room, 135 Kapturkiewicz, Ray-Baseball, Basketball, 135 Kelly, Deborah-Choir, FHA, 135-102 Kimball, Eleanor-135 King, Thomas-135 Kinley, Terri-135 Knight, Sue-Drill Team Leader, Wres- tlerettes. Bank of America Award win- ner, 135-34 Larragoity, Joe-135 Lash, Rhonda-Letter Carrier, Girls League, Daisy Chain, FHA, 135 Lawson, Traci-Pep Squad, Delegate to Nominating Convention, Yearbook, Congress, Journalism, 25-27-31-94-95- 96-127-135-202 Lomax, Yvonne-135 Lopez, Mike-135 Lopez, Sylvia-136 Lott, Carolyn-136 Luther, Robert-Drama, Bank of America Award Winner, 136-99 Lytle, Robin-136 Mabery, Karen-Pep Squad, Girls League, Prom Committee, 136 Madson, Mike-136 Manns, Cary-Football, Track, Basket- ball, Varsity Club, 136 Martin, Cheryl-136 Martinez, Nick-136 Massie, Glen-Science Club, 136-101 Matusak, Randy-Football, Cross Coun- try, Basketball, Track, Baseball, 136 McDaniel, David-136 McDill, Teresa-Flag Squad, Girls League, Concessions, 136-31 McKinney, Kris-Class activities, 137 Mendoza, Dolorez-Congress, Nominat- ing Convention, Daisy Chain, Soph. Class Soc. Chair., Cheerleading, ASB Comm. of Pub., Most Spirited Sr. Girl, 29-83-94-137 Miller, David-Track-137 Minkler, Sue-137 Moran, Rachael-Lamba Sigma, Drama Club, 137 Moreno, Robert-137 Mosqueda, Tom-Track, Journalism, 137 Mulder, Chris-Art Guild, 137 Mulvaney, Linda-Journalism, 137 Munoz, Sophie-137 Newton, Gary-137 Nguyen, Nhan-Bank of America Award Winner, Math Club, Science Club-137 Novak, Mike-137 Olguin, Michelle-Volleyball, CSF, Var- sity Club, 76-137 Oligan, Patricia-137 Olivas, Tricia-Pep Squad, Class activities, 31-137 Oiley, Susan-Drill Team, FHA, Arrow, Publicity, Journalism, 137 Ortega, Christina-137 Ortiz, Fred-137 Pacheo, Mario-137 Parra, Ronnie-Track Parra, Yvonne-97-137 Parsons, Debbie-Science Club, CSF, 138 Peras, David-138 Perry, Troy-Football, 42-138 Petrill, Steve-Football, Baseball, 138 Pittman, Cherri-Frosh Soc. Chair., Soph. President, Softball, Basketball, Volley- ball, 83-25-26-76-127-132-138 Piatt, Debbie-138 Ponce, Tony-Basketball, Track, 138 Paulson, Michael-138 Raaymaker, Jim-138 Railsback, Jeff-138 Ramirez, Veronica-Pep Squad, Girls League, Volleyball, Softball, 138 Rawlings, Larry-Swimming-138 Reuze, Debbie-138 Rezac, Warren-Football Manager, 139- 86-43 Rhoads, Mark-Football, Wrestling, Track, Outstanding Senior Boy, 42- 139 Ricker, Carl-86-139 Rivera, Adam-Track, 139 Rogers, Torres-Track, 139 Rohe, Michael-Swimming, 92-139 Rojas, Alicia-139 Rooney, Bret-139 Rosales, Jesus-139 Rosales, Victor-140 Saippa, Larry-Science Club, 51-99-140 Samra, Jolyn-Sequoia Room, 140 Sanchez, Lisa-Mascot, Class activities, 140 Santiesteban, Rosalba-140 Sayers, Jim-140 Scalf, Greg-Band, 36-140 Scattergood, Teresa-Cross Country Stat., 140 Scherf, Debbie-Drill Team, 141 Showalter, Allan-141 Schuessler, Patty-Girls League, Daisy Chain, Concessions, Spring Fashion Show, Track Stat, Prom Committee, 141 Scott, Pam-Drill Team, Daisy Chain, Let- ter Carrier, 141-34 Sexton, Laurie-Drill Team, Wrestlerette, Daisy Chain, Letter Carrier, 141-34 Sexton, Jerry-Baseball, 141 Sharp, Liz-141 Soria, Eva-Basketball, Volleyball, Lamba Simmons, Pam-Basketball, Volleyball, Adv. Band, Girls League, Softball, 76-97-141 Siville, Nori-Band, FFA, 141 Smith, Vera-141 Sigma, Sr. Sweetheart, Spirit Club, 76- 142 Sprout, Steve-142 Stevens, Jane-142 Stadden, Gary-Baseball, Football, 142- 144 St. George, Lisa-ASB Corresponding Sec, Jr. Soc. Chair, Nominating Con- vention, Girls League, Flomecoming Princess, 25-27-82-142 St. Jacques, Tom-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Prom Fashion Show, ASB Com. of Pep., 89-55-54-43-44-45-40- 147-144-142-83-52-53-46 Steinkoeing, Deborah-FHA, 142 Steward, Kenny-Football, Journalism, Track, Prom Committee, 42-96-142 Thomas, Wanda-Tawka, FFA, 142 Torres, Johnny-Baseball, Track, Class activities. Congress, 143-182 Trapp, Craig-Key Club, Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, 43-143 Taylor, Julie-ASB Treasurer, boph. Class Treasurer, Yearbook, Cheerleader, Daisy Chain, Basketball, Outstanding Senior Girl, Baseball Score Keeper, Serrano Queen Candidate, Prom Fashion Show, 127-143 Turner, Pam-143 Vawter, Cary-Basketball-55-52 Wakefield, Orman-144 Wallior, Randall-Art Guild, Drama Club, Track, 144 Wallner, Cathy-Pep Squad, Girls League, Basketball, Softball, Prom Committee, 132-144 Watson, Daniel-144 Wantland, Tami-Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, MVP All League, ASB Secre- tary, 76-82-144 Ward, Pam-Wrestlerette, Volunteer, Delegate, Congress, Class activities, 144 Webb, Ron-144 Wheeler, Robin-Girls League, Daisy Chain, Prom Committee, Prom Fash- ion Show, Track Stat, Letter Carrier, 144 Williams, Tim-144 Williamson, Flora-144 Williamson, Mike-144 Williamson, Rick-144 Wilson, Bill-144 Wilson, Boyd-Football, Prom Fashion Show, Wrestler, Baseball, 43-44-127- 145 Woodard, Craig-145 Valazquez, Ernesto-Wrestling, 145 Valk, Roy-145 Vasquez, Sam-Track, 145 Yearwood, Lisa-145 Young, Gary-145 Zamora, Becky-145 Zaragoza, Tony Zoco, Joan-Drama Club, 145 I Nameless figures will be standing in the halls Experiencing the same achievements and falls. A routine cycle as Freshmen come and Seniors go While they complete this, they mature and grow. As we grow and leave Novi behind, Red, White, and Black remain vivid in our mind. We ' ll remember Spirit Week and Homecoming, prominent events. That took place while behind Novi ' s fence. The horseplay and goofing off will always be there Along with the goal of success that we share. Although these events are long dead and gone. These memories live on inside our head. From years at Novi that we were spending We have experienced MOMENTS . . . NEVER ENDING. m Y ' 1 r ' 5 ' V ■J e. ■ ' . I .aA y l A ' r o A i! .c) .. C V- ' Q Jr : - .- iL n rvxjoj Jfv ' ' ) N- A Q . ,is S J Si g -zf , ' y J c -. V ' m •vT ' ' N J y O t,- .. t- ' U ' , f i r Vi (C 2 ' f (% I - 1 -v - - - = - -T oiL JML jxKik yUA LSti f - -. %- t - ■ IJ vd -T ' :i