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

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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

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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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Castaneda, Bernadino Castleberry, Lyneth Castro, Martin Cedillo, Frank Cervantes, Patty Chamberlain, Shawn Chladek, Linda Chladek, Lisa Cortez, Leobardo Crow, Chuck Crumpton, Debbie Cruz, Alfonso Darin, Rogers Davidson, Rick Davidson, Wendy Davis, Johnny Dawson, Jennifer DeAmara1, Denise Dean, Eric Dean, Scott Debelle, Darin Delgoda, Araceli Dickinson, James Dilbeck, Erick v f - .v w v -. r,,,,, x QP X sg ,,, v J A it Do The Stomp Where could you find lots of hyped out kids, hear hoards of screaming voices, and get into some good hand clapping, foot pounding competition? Of course, we all know it was a rally! The class of '87 is a rally good example! Last year as freshmen, the class of '87 finished out of the money. This year, the sophomores are trying to improve on that record. They racked up points, and tried especially hard at the rallies. Rallies are fun. The rallies this year were the best ever. Not only did the rallies get us out of boring classes Knot all of theml they got everyone's spirits up. Most people forget how the team members feel when a thousand Condor fans scream for them and stomp for them. The yelling for the playoff rally really made me proud, said sophomore Hank Jones. The cheering competition at the Homecoming rally made everyone work together as a member of the class of '87 . That was when everybody first began to believe that being a sophomore was spectacular. And best of all-we're Condors for two more years. 138 Sophomores s - rrsp 'N is iiii 1 C ' iii s s it i L TX? . - if s i ii, as get ' - x . ' iffif t t if 5 ?-is E ' 1 - lr, 1. - is ii slfgisi '- .- sissssi...