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

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1. He-man Keith Tienken devoures his mug of rootbeer for the class of '87, 2. Sophomores prepare for take-off into the Homecoming Parade. 3. Letls take a ride says the sophomore guys to Malinda Banta. 136 Sophomores Abila, Paulette Adair, Kim Aden, Dessie Alex, Greg Alonso, Jessica Alvarez, Brian Aruiza, Rick Autry, Tina Babauta, Joseph Baldwin, Michael Baldwin, Niki Banta, Melinda Beauchaine, Nicole Beck, Dan Benin, Deana Benson, Shawn Berg, Alan Bettencourt, Lucy Bettencouxt, Paul Bigham, Jason Blackman, J anene Boaz, Dave Bologa, John Bowling, Bruce Bowling, Leslie Boyd, Tyra Boyd, Robin Braley, Sandy Bravo, Ernesto Bravo, Gabby Bristol, Jodi Bryson, Scott Bulloch, Elaine Burns, Kelly Burtons, Paul Buss, Chris Butler, Louie Butler, Yvonne 3: '4 Q J.: K v. f, s O , - s I , e ,bi , X Ar., , af r w? A 'A Y v

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K' K s .,.. g V Ei . e Q, . ' , . A 'ar' lm wr' cw 43 1 T 1 I . Once again, grades have gotten to a student body rep. before the yearbook could. A class president was removed for poor classroom performance. This isn't the first time a class officer has been yanked, and we have no reason to believe it will be the last. Some times I can't believe people's atti- tudes, said Nancy McGuire. They think that they don't have to do any school work after they've been elected. What irks teachers is that failing students are class officers . . . sup- posedly leaders of student body, re- marked one staff member. To think that class officers are immune from failure is a narrow minded attitude, commented junior Rick Megaloff. We all make a few mistakes along the way, it's not that big of a deal. One year, this problem was aggra- vated by the fact that the departing officer ran again and won. That is a problem that has been solved and won't happen again, said member Maria Garza. L .. ' . ' 0 , .a F K Q QS l . ,V t , The real issue is whether the class . , officers are expected to be perfect. For raes -9 , that matter, should all ASB members 9 W it ' sf 4' i ,. A ' be a CSF member. That's not a real- S r. ', as ' Q' ' istic attitude, was heard more than ' '. ,,' f I 'W is once when we casually surveyed the t Q . . EWS' student body. There were alsoanum- . . S if ,'. 'H is fl 9 if ' A , A . . 0 Q 1 or the other, those who don't think the f. Q . ber of people who didn't care one way r . eg A A S' f , f fr -M . Q ASB comission counts for anything. . I don't really know exactly what the 5 i ,BI ASB comission does, replied fresh- - g , man Ben Gallegos, when asked x . A fs about the group. How seriously does this issue affect the students or school A ' , c ' s . sk g.. 4. is policy? If the ASB commission - , A .. doesn't really do anything, why does it g ' , . g Q A matter what their grades are? re- 1' J- - ' as ' ' c .- S ww. . ,..kw.. - . ' D sponded Mark Therezo. Politics are a real issue at NC and the ASB . N , ,. , k Y . . ,i wk , ,. comission faced some of the toughest K, - , a - -f I ,BH f ' s ones this year. Non-student visitors, 4 :as is A .s A lockers, parking, smoking, are some of . g S' Q the issues that ASB confronted this il iiii 5 if .1 Q G ' ' -1 'A 'K year, and if you didn't know that, it's because you weren't involved. . . . - ,I Ii i i . ' as . - . k, ,X .za 2' ' f . . l. X, K .,., . ,E is as . as . ' 2. Soph. class offiqers Becky Jimenez, ff W 'K ' ' Shannoliimillogly, Mindy Banta and Rolf gg.. gf' chelle lbom an prove thagomenin office'can - g 1 Q do a ter.-rific job. fe 5 V -,' A . uf . -. 5 4. ,These two Sophihore lagdiels, C: S if Q Graves and Rachelle Dqrnain are fenjqying J J -the sights of some ot the finer upperclfiss- ' T . men. . it S . A g N 1 ,L . K s s W f. M Q Q X if f 0 1 1 f Isi ' Q, ' . X 9 , i ' t s , as .. . ' i . we . ,. a ' . A . gf 2 x ' N 1 f' S 0 Q is v' i . it is 0 ll ll ' S. Q H ii . ,rub . . ' H ' .. - 5 ' Q . . i.,Q ' ,. g .4 .Kas 0 ,, 1 X ' ss e if A, gsophqmqrgs .c .'. 1 Q O

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Glor Points This is truly disgustinglv said Da- vid White. It was the first time he had paid attention to a class competi- tion. Rootbeer guzzling became a splashing, choking, and belching ex- perience. As David found out, the dedicated sophomores gave up their dignity and honor to do justice for the class of 87. Who thinks of all these competi- tions? was a curious question from Gary Castronova. Well, the reason our school has such interesting ways of determining the class of the year because of our reliable ASB. This year, there have been quite a few hair raising competitions. Our very first yell-out occured on day one of the 1984-85 school year, followed by Rootbeer guzzling, ice cream fren- zies, mattress carries, . . . you name it. r s e 4- .fs 'R T ' T gg S 4 gil! ik Butterfield, Jason Cabaluna, Tony Cabverds, Alice Cain, Chris Calderon, Erendira Calderon, Santos Calendar, Simone Calvillo, Madida Camancho, Carmen Cambria, Stephanie Campa, Marianne Campbell, Steve Campos, Manolito Caraballo, Michelle Chung, Audrey Church, Jennifer Clark, Cindy Clark, Wayne Coelho, Tami Coelho, Todd Coghill, Deana Conlan, Sholly Contreras, Annette Carpas, Paulino Carmichael, Denise Carnero, Mona Sophomores 137