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Aguilar, Leticia Aguilar, Tony Aguillon, Henry Aguillon, Sylvia Almanza, Gema Alonzo, Robert Alvarez, Steve Ames, Kim Arias, Gloria Arrnbrister, Curtis Aylworth, Brian Bales, Robert Beaumont, Barbara Beaver, Aaron Bender, Jill Benson, Scott Bishop, Robert Blankenbecler, Kirsten Borrero, Frankie Bouder, Tim Bowers, Sheila Brown, Sherry Bruhn, William Bugarin, Marie Bullock, Brian Burl, Sabrina Butler, Roy Byrd, Steve Cabrera, Desiree Cabveros, Liberty Cabutage, Sam Cadle, Linda Cain, Ed Cain, June Calderon, Art Calderon, Lupe Campos, Ricardo Carter, Nicole Castellanos, Alma Castillo, Thelma Castrejon, Arturo Chambers, Mike Childs, Jeremiah Ching, Solomon Choi, Hajun Crow, Jason
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W' . 4' X if A .Q 0 V 4. When thererweren't Junior meetiggg, Tage gspent .afew minutes working out a pr6T3lem in Engfish. 5. The room of Mrs. Polly: Jimenez was Swhere the clfiss officers met last year., 9 . .625 'If' Q . 9 , ex G' Q .0 Juniors 123
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If . Crume, Cathy Curtis, Amy Deaton, Teresa Deaver, Tammy Deckert, Elyse Detorre, Theresa Doerfler, Dionetta Dolan, David Dominquez, Pasqual Downing, Bob Dunkelberger, Amy Dunkin, Sandy Dunston, Bill Eala, Lucrimer Edgecomb, Linda Edwards, Jeff Ensley, Brian Enyart, Kellie Escoto, Angie Esteban, Doris Evans, Danny Fairclath, Wendy Eavela, Theresa Ferreira, Lori ii i High Spirits' As freshmen, the class of ,86 was a strong rival for the seniors. Their comraderie far outshone the other classes. As sophomores, and now, ju- niors, the eighty sixers continue their struggle to dominate the rallies with school spirit and enthusiasm. Eager to be involved, it's not hard to find a ju- nior to stand up and lead their class in a cheer. The friendly rivalry between the classes opens the shyest mouth to shout cheers louder than the competi- tors. Aside from the class competi- tions, the juniors dismaying depiction of the opposing teams during the Homecoming rally was the comic re- lief for all weary float builders. With the support of the '86 cheerleaders, the juniors are audible at any North County pep rally. Next year, the un- derclasses will have to be tough com- petitors to dethrone this class. Juniors
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