Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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«- - ife»f.-i -». ' fot»p » ♦w ' r- . t JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL RONT ROW Kellie Wentzel. Kimm Solis SECOND ROW: Kris King, Kelly McDavid. Illeen Szuder, Alan latsudo. Nick Delia, Mike Catania, Bob Lent, Larry Anderson, Hector Arcienega THIRD ROW: Vickie lalazar, Cecilia Saavedca, Ctiarlie Horta, Jose Anonas. Nancy Green, Rick Wtiite, Sharman Worley, Shannon Vorley, Phil Cox, Terry Gurruero, Ron Brown. Willy Ro|0, Florence Salas, Tony DeGeorge, Dan Mclain, ;hannon Burks FOURTH ROW Rachael Escabedo, Ruben Ybarra, Todd Black, Jelf Wilison, Devin Tustin, larlos Rose, Ray Palacios, Maryann Duncon, Mike Lignes, Vicky Navarro, Patricia Lemkul, La Tricia iichmond. Patty Creger, Kim Rogers, Kelli Bartlett, Shelly Acosta, Tawni Day, Mary Britt, Tracy fieordnn Lori Acosta, Tara Bianchi, Cathy Chiara, Deanna Dudley, Noel Rentena, Julie Daniels, Jeanette Erich, Mr Howard Lutz (Advisor) FIFTH ROW Stan Farrar, Cheryl Berry, Damien DixSn, Sheila Page, Vivian Estrada, Don Maike, Kim Hart, Michelle Linquest, Ralph Gutietez, Victor Coakly, Mike Vickers. Albert Acosta. Gail Kemp, Jelf Stallings, Sam Hernandez, Brittany Ferraco, Noel Casteneda, Kim Said, Kedron Nicholson, Paulette Garret, Don Frack, Jenny Kao, Robert Miller, Jennifer Landisman, Chris Cory, Theerache Mapramook. Steve Peal. Bob Amada, Christa Newcomb. Terry Billheimer. Cindy Case Juii ' P- 45

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Growth, Maturity Enables Juniors To Succeed Ending the year successfully, the Class of ' 87 future seniors had a year of maturing, growing, and experienc ing new and exciting things. Some new experiences included getting a driver ' s license, and lengthened cur lews so they could go out more. The luniors looked for |obs. mostly in fast food places such as, McDonalds and Burger King. Getting more involved in school activities was also something of value to the juniors. Supporting the school in various ways was helpful, such as attend ing school dances, participating in sports or otherwise being a dedicated fan. Student council was another interest to students. Fundraisers were something that raised money and was helpful to the Junior Class. One of the most talked about occasions was the Junior Senior Prom put on and planned by none other than the Class of ' 87. The momentcus occasion happened on May 2, 1986, on Friday night at the Newporter Inn located in Newport beach. On the academic level, juniors received a shock that college was not only a thought or a dream, but a reality. Doing well in their PSAT NMSQT was something of great importance. Visiting the career center and counsehng office, the students were able to receive information about colleges, cost, tests, and any other prospects concerning their future. Juniors who were college bound had to seriously hit the books. Their homework and altogether schoolwork was much more critical than in their earlier years. Laura Haas George Hall Christina Hale Juhe HardI Kimberly Hart Ralpti Hedden Stianna Henley Dara Henry Roberta Hernandez Sam Hernandez Blanca Herrera Ann Higtifill Ricky Hill Autumn Holborn Jana Holdren Tonia Hollowell Clara Homer Sean Horn 44 Juniors Junioi r Denise Howard Kelly Howard Daniel Ireland Displayini school spirit by wearing his letlerman ' s jacket, Phil Cox smiles lor the photographer. Being dedicated to school politics. Jelf Stallings votes lor the most promising candidate for Home- coming court.

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Juniors Look Forward To Prom, Senior Year Frances Lopez Michael Lucas Paul Lucas Michael Lyndes Victor Macklilt Mike Madden Joseph Matthews Kelly McDavid Brenda McNaught Mike Mead Frances Melendrez Stephanie Meuris Carroll Moore John Mooers Michelle Naran|o Thomas Nessman 46 Juniors