North Monterey County High School - Rookery Yearbook (Castorville, CA)

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Flores, Kim Ford, Eugene Ford, Jennifer Fortney, Kelley Fossett, Chris Fowler, Lisa Foxworthy, Mary Fudge, Sheryl Gamez, Robert Garcia, Elena Garcia, Maria Gayman, Kristy Geisler, Rich George, Juliene Giliillan, Billy Gillogy, Shawn Gomez, David Gomez, Esperanza Gonzalez, Elena Gonzales, Hope Gonzales, Gerald Gouldy, Laura Gumke, Anna Gutierrez, George Guy, Carrie Guzman, Irma Haley, Ken Haney, Matt Hansston, Tami Hazen, Tiffany Heater, Robert Hernandez, Angel Hernandez, Ruby Hertzog, Regina Hess, Theola Hintsala, Darren Holladay, Cheryl Holley, Tracy Hooton, Brandie Horner, Ken Hoskins, Heidi Hunter, Ken

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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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Banding Together Music affects the lives of all of us. There isn't a member of the campus who doesn't have a tune in their head at some time during the day. Most of us only fantasized about being lead singer for some heavy metal manaics, or rappin' through some good riffs. Dedication to music is what Wel- don Rooney epitomized. He played instuments for years before enrolling at NC. Piano, guitar, and trumpet, marked time in his day. Trumpet is what I'rn best at. His family always approved of his interest in music, but grades always came first. When my grades aren't good enough, my par- ents threaten to take away my horn, and then my grades come right up. Mr. Byker, helped Weldon with music theory, an important aspect of tunes that has escaped most of us. He hangs out in the band room during lunch. Band Fags'? Mr. Byker said: Patently offensive. Kids have used the term and don't know the band students . . . a put down coming from ignorance, just like any form of bigotry? Weldon's attitude was a bit more laid back. It doesn't bother me. I choose music, and I enjoy it. If others don't accept that, then they don't mean anything to me? Give music a chance. You may benefit from itf' Hurd, Tom Hurley, Richard Ingram, Les Jackson, Kathy Jancich, Joanne Jenkins, Everett Jimenez, Tina Johnson, Craig Johnson, Pam Johnson, Sandy Jones, Sheryl Jones, Tim Juarez, Rick Karninskis, Glenn Kealoha, Lionel Kellogg, Scott Kelsey, Darlene Kindred, Scott Korzan, Wade Kosobud, Becky