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

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54' A Callaghan, Michele Camancho, Ayde Campbell, Carbett Campbell, Eric Campbell, John Canaday, Rose Candiloro, John Cardenas, Victor Carl, Donald Carmona, John Carroll, John Cassell, Karen Castro, Maria Cavasuela, Olga Cepucho, Sarah Chambers, Lloyd Chapman, Ron Chedder, Mike Chinguina, Paul Clark, Cheryl Clover, David Contreras, Rosemary Cook, Teresa Correa, Michelle Here Come The Frosh. Nobody ever thought it would be done-but this year's freshmen didn't finish fourth in all the class competi- tion. It has taken all the other classes a while to realize they were here in the big time Csort ofl, and they had to work together to make things happen. The first day rally came as a shock to alot of the fresh. Hey! You know it was tough to get into the gym, with all the milling about and the pushing and shoving. 'tEven though I knew what to expect, it was still a big deal .. . all those people and no where to sit! said Vice President Mary Lee Hanna. But, we still did well at the yelling competition. I thought we wong but, the decision went to the Sopho- moresf' Soon after that, the freshmen got a third in the mattress carry. Maybe that was the first step up the ladder to a record breaking finish for frosh in class competition. Well, the hopes were a little premature. Some dismal showings in the next few class compe- titions, with a couple of DN F's really wrecked the class of '88's chances. When there's a competition-every one's got to show up, said Lori Ha- zen. The Homecoming Float competi- tion proved that if it's not one thing, it's another. A good idea came to flow- er, and a lot of the frosh showed up, and all the tissue flowers were put into the chicken wire-but then came the big wind, and to the four corners went the float. lt was a tremendous disap- pointment, said one disgruntled worker. All was not lost. From that exper- ience, the class found out that there were a lot of frosh with class. We had a lot of people who show up to work,'l said Vice President Mary Lee. Spe- cial recognition went to helpers Christine Lucero, Marcus Knight,ChrisBeck,BillyFischer, and Ricky Ray. Freshmen 151 ll I 5 l

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Aguillar, Ana Rose Aguirre, Monica Alexander, Buck Almanza, Rose Amador, Laura Angelucci, David Angelucci, Ellice Anton, Lisa Anulao, Melissa Arellana, Abelardo Arista, Genero Arroyo, Angela Ash, Chandra Ash, Staci Ash, Stephanie Asher, Luis Atlista, Genaro Babauta, Christine Bailey, Dean Balding, John Balducci, Rob Baldwin, Justine Balesteri, Greg Bavaer, Newell Bates, Tina Bauer, Kristine Beaumont, Dave Beck, Chris Benson, Wade Bethany, Saundra Blackwell, Jason Blair, Robert Blanco, Yvetter Boehrns, Audry Bond, Ron Brady, Matt Brandon, Anthony Bravo, Christo Brett, Donna Bridler, Jennifer Brooks, Sean Brown, Julie Brown, Patty Burden, Theresa Burnett, Melissa Butterfield, Jennifer Buvia, Anne Byrd, Jim Cabrera, Sharon Calderon, Rolando W' L ' Q , X as 5 Q Xx X XX N X K r r r r A Q ' I K LL 1: - ' Nr A li X

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Cottam, Rex 4 Coulins, Angela Coyne, Billy Crouthamel, Mereme Crow, Cheryl Cruz, Jesse Cruz, Miriam Cabreros, Ronald Culp, Erica Curtis, Glen Dames, Mike Davis, Carlotta Degroodt, Brian Devins, Anne Diaz, Manuela Diaz, Raymond Dixon, Shawna Dorado, Mike Doubek, Nick Downing, Stacey Dunkelberger, Mary Fala, Juliet Emery, Susan Ervin, John Escobedo, Nellie Espinosa, Daniel Esteban, Ellen Estigoy, Shawn Fernandez, Jesse Fernandez, Roberts Fichter, Lulu Fisher, Bianca Francini, Carrnela Francis, Cara French, Shelley Funk, Jackie ' 4 cc C?77 Like, Wow! So . . . this is what a High School rally is like. Hey! check out all the people in this gym. I guess We better get shreddinm said Fresh- man Class Vice-President MaryLee Hanna. Freshmen. The name said it all. Starting fresh into their high school years, the class of '88 discovered what an overcrowded gym with screaming students rnenat. It meant rallies! At the rally the first day of school,, I was a little nervous and confused, said Jon Tracy. I know our class had choked on the competition, and it made me want to go back to my safe junior high. After that rally was over though, things started looking up. The class of '88 must have some- thing up their sleeves, if they're plan- ning to made any impact. Good luck to all the struggling '88ers, said Sen- ior Damon Glysson. With better rallies this year, and all the spirit and enthusiasm in the air, the frosh got together and pounded the stands with all their tiny feet. W Lib