Pierce High School - Piercer Yearbook (Arbuckle, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

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I wouldn ' t take so many things so seriously I would take more chances, would climb more mountains, Next time Td start barefooted earlier in spring 6 Theme and stay that way later in fall Td try harder to make better grades And Td try to enjoy working for them Td ride on more merry-go-rounds And Td pick more daisies , A of y ' ' ■:■ ' ■ ' :■ ' HI Contents The Shining 13 The Superstars 21 The Skilled 45 The Sophisticated 59 The Striving Juniors 79 The Struggling Sophomores 85 The Surviving Freshmen 91 The System 97 The Source Ill The Special 119 12 Table of Contents THE SHINING I I • •• Royalty And Roses The Homecoming night of October 21 , 1977 was something more for just Pierce High School. It was excitement and involvement for alumni and the whole community. After the crowning, Queen Lori Bradford ABOVE, was escorted off the field by Co- Captains Tom Geyer and Casey Cox. Her proud father Mr. Peter Bradford followed behind. Sharing in the excitement of the night were RIGHT, Senior Princess Linda Rominger, Junior Princess Judy High, Sophomore Princess Jan Brown and Freshman Princess Suzanne Driver. ■ r ■f JI Hrar ik fl WKttS i [iifSMi nfl IjmM ■ ■ ' ' 4t s - v-J JiIWB The Glamour Of Homecoming Co-Captains Tom Geyer and Casey Cox ABOVE LEFT, started the game by shaking hands with the opposing teams captains. The freshmen haven ' t grown up yet fitting in perfectly on Baby Day. Four good examples were ABOVE RIGHT, Jan Carrion, Valerie Dawely, AmyAbele and Trude Hursh. The highlight of the night is always the crowning of the queen. Casey Cox, LEFT, was honored by presenting the crown as Tom Geyer awaited congratulating Lori with roses. The home- coming pep rally gave the JV players ABOVE, the chance to demonstrate their tower of strength. A Week Of Excitement Who ' s backward on the senior float UPPER LEFT, the people or the writing? Maybe we ' re just look- ing from the other side! ABOVE RIGHT, Billy don ' t you think you ' re acting a little juvenile? Charlene ABOVE, thinks she ' s sitting next to C-3PO. Some people never grow up as was demonstrated LEFT, by several students on Kiddie Day. Sandy Frazier and Linda Rominger UPPER LEFT, demonstrated one of their many talents by dancing down the halls at lunch. Many freshmen mistook Linda for a tiger and hid in the lockers. Myra Wayman UPPER RIGHT, served the hunger stricken football players some delicious gruel prepared by the pep squad. Jan and Kathy looked on with amazement as the boys actually ate it. The pep squad MIDDLE LEFT, looks for the varsity are they going to show or not? Just a small fraction of the students who participated in the evenings events ABOVE, stood poised for any- one that might be looking. The Juniors LEFT, know that it takes a lot of time and hard work to get a float finished. Dance To The Beat Of The Band Put On Your Boogie Shoes Nate ABOVE, thought Linda ' s style of dancing was rather comical. Dan UPPER RIGHT, demonstrated the choo-choo very well. Did Susan RIGHT, see her arch enemy Farrah or was she thinking about dancing ? Marty and Una FAR ABOVE LEFT , were the reining King and Queen of the Christmas Dance. Israel and Mary FAR ABOVE RIGHT, found room to do their thing. Everyone FAR LOWER LEFT, caught the boogie fever and couldn ' t stand still. Is that Karen Gorney, die co-star of Saturday Night Fever FAR LOWER RIGHT? Nope, it ' s Mary Ann, she sure had you fooled didn ' t she! 18 Dances Dances 19 Yak Meet Me In Saint Louis On March 10, the Drama Club presented the play Meet Me in Saint Louis. The Ail-Star cast included, Father, S. Potoski; Mother, N. Walker; Lon, B. Granicher; Rose, I.. Bradford; Ester, B. High; Agnes, S. Kalfsbeek; Tootie, T. Phelan; Ida, A. Kalfsbeek; Jon, C. Hilken; Fred, M. Martinez; Lucille, R. Wallace; Mrs. Waughop, L. Rominger; Katie, L. Putnam; Mr. Dodge, D. Blasdell; Duffy, S. Arens; Grandpa, R. Ruiz; and Conductor, D. Durst. The play went beautifully thanks to many hard working people, especially Ms. Kalfsbeek. Members of YAK were FAR BACK ROW, P. Nugent (V. Pres. ) and D. Schaad (Pres.), THIRD ROW, Ms. Kalfsbeek (Advisor), L. Alexander, R. Wallace, N. Spyres, F. Atran, A. Kalfsbeek, R. Ruiz, S. Heminger, L. Putnam, C. Starnator, S. Strain, M. Martinez, S. Martinez, E. Rominger, SITTINC, S. Potoski, D. Pingrey, R. Bradford, G. Walker, L. Bradford, M. Martinez, N. Walker, B. High, L. Rominger, T. Hursh, J. Barajas, N. Reynoso, P. Kalfsbeek, STANDING, S. Arens, L. Simpson, J. Carrion, A. Abele, S. Kalfsbeek, C. Myers, V. Dawley, R. Cisneros, M. Hawk, T. Kelly andB. Granicher. The first thing director Ms. Kalfsbeek ABOVE RIGHT, has to do is to choose the cast of the play. Mother and Tootie CENTER, look around the stage. Try- outs ACROSS, weren ' t as easy as Barbara, Lori, Cliff and Olivia thought they would be. 20 YAK Pierce Bears The 1977 football season came to a close on a rainy Friday, the fourth of November, in Williams. This victory brought pride once again to the Bears who had been shut out by the Yellow Jackets in 1975 and 1976. The season showed the Bears winning four games and losing five. The success of this years team cannot be measured in victories but can be measured in attitude. Our season started with thirty-three players out for the team and finished with thirty. This statistic definitely shows that the 1977 Bears were not quitters, and on the whole the year was a good one. Coach Brumley Pierce Opponent Colusa 7 Sutter 4 - Los Molinos Score 23 19 19 Esparto 47 14 Hayfork 7 Durh 19 am 14 East Nicholaus 14 Williams Biggs 32 20 22 im j i The Bear Machine i 170 12 B 155 12 l 135 12 B 150 12 B 143 11 168 11 I W '  170 11 B 136 11 167 12 155 11 Mug 23 We Are The Bears a IBS B 160 12 195 11 150 11 T 180 11 G 183 11 C 160 11 158 12 G 180 12 T 184 l. 1 T 205 11 24 Mur And We Are Proud 224 11 140 11 E 155 11 Mug 25 Varsity Football To Fight The Undefeatable Foe Although Coach Tim Brumley UPPER RIGHT, looks disgusted, he was quite satisfied after kicking the opposing coach. No, they ' re not practicing ballet CENTER, Luke (32), Dan (88) and Mike (80) just tried to fool their opponents with their playing ability. Casey (33) and Bobby (10) BELOW RIGHT, watched as the football flew down the field and out of sight. Casey (33) BELOW LEFT, often played like he was Speedy Gonzales when he took off with the ball. The Pierce Bears, Courage, Pride And Ability The referee confirmed a touchdown LEFT, for the Bears during the East Nicholaus game. CENTER LEFT, Alright you guys, we have to make this one look good, they ' re taking our pictures. Tom Visage (45) CENTER RIGHT, took a minute before punting to check out the scene. The Bears BOTTOM, ran back onto the field all set for the second half of the game. I .•-  ;-- Junior Varsity  Nobody Tries Harder The cubs TOP LEFT, always managed to hold off their opponents successfully. Coach Schroeder TOP RIGHT, takes time out of the game to teach M att High the basics of counting. The mighty Bear Cub CENTER LEFT, pushes and shoved their way to the SV1. Championship. The referee was amazed when he saw CENTER RIGHT, the team start a game of leap frog. 28 J.V. Football We Are The Champions Members of the S.V.L. Championship J.V. team were ABOVE, Back Row: Coach Bode, Coach Hawk, K. Kinz, J. Geyer, A. Long, L. Kalsbeek, K. Myers, M. High, J. Vostinal, Coach Schroeder. Middle: T. Robinson, L. Miller, B. Cross, D. Blasdell, C. Brooks, D. Goodman, J. Stamps, S. Crownover. Kneeling: K. Kitamura, P. Kalfsbeek, L. Nunez, M. Carbajal, C. Friel, F. Jimenez, T. Alexander and D. Visage. Members of the team CENTER LEFT, watch on anxiously waiting for their turn to play. The Cubs once again had the ball CENTER RIGHT, and put it into another great play. Everyone ran down field quickly BOTTOM LEFT, wondering if Mike (20) made the first down. J.V. Football 29 More JV Football Kent (85) UPPER RIGHT, watched and prayed that the opposing team would lose the ball, Lindsey UPPER LEFT, practices a little belly dancing before the game while Bill tries to figure out how to put his socks on. When someone yelled Dog Pile in the middle of a play ABOVE, everyone stopped what they were doing and ran to pile on. Mr. Bode LEFT, ass ' t coach, Stopped and stared in amazement as the opponent chased after the Cubs. 30 Football IvW i In 11 H ■ ■ I Helpful Hands Helping to keep things down to the exact yardage ABOVE LEFT, were the Chain Gang: Norris Cobb, Bob Martinez and Victor McCullough. Bill Cross kept the official time UPPER RIGHT. The team Physician, Dr. Johnson LOWER LEFT, went to work. H. L. Peterson ABOVE, was the voice of the Pierce Bears. Football 31 Men Of Might Co-Captains T. Geyer and C. Cox ABOVE, managed to fight off the girls long enough to have their picture taken. All League Defensive Back, M. Espinal and All League Defensive Linebacker, B. Pingrey ABOVE RIGHT, refrained themselves from flexing their muscles for a quick pose! S. Haggard RIGHT, was honored with a sportsmanship award for his efforts on the team. r 32 Football Junior Varsity Basketball Scores Pierce 44 Colusa 38 Sutter 45 Biggs 47 Durham 45 E. Nicolaus 41 Hayfork 40 Esparto 40 Biggs 48 Durham 47 E. Nicolaus 62 Hayfork 39 Esparto Varsity Basketball Scores Pierce 59 Sutter 56 Biggs 46 Durham 76 E. Nicolaus 68 Hayfork 58 Esparto 46 Biggs 56 Durham 4f j 51 E. Nicolaus Hayfork Esparto What A Season The year wasn ' t the best, but it wasn ' t a total loss. . .the Varsity team captured the 11th Annual Pierce Tournament for the first time. . .that ' s not all,. they also were honored by having five members on the All-Tourny team. . .Mike Martinez and Juan DelaFuente were named All League Players., .and Mark Espinal was high score for the year with 450 points for an average of 22 . 5. . . And that ' s not too shabby!!! Basketball 33 JV Basketball Up Goes The Ball, Around The Rim And Tony ABOVE LEFT, looked innocent and hoped that nobody noticed that he dropped the ball. Kent ABOVE RIGHT, shot for the basket while Kendal took care of the opponents Chris ABOVE, goes up for two more points. MIDDLE RIGHT All for one, one for all. Abel LOWER RIGHT, used some Kung Fu to fight off the other team. 34 JV Basketball 13 III -! ■■ ' R c za!d m L It ' s A Basket! The J.V. Basketball team TOP, did a great job this year. Members, left to right, are: K. Kitamura, N. Campiz, A. Gomez, D. Brooks, M. High, Coach Martinez, C. Brooks, L. Kalfbeek, K. Myers, D. Blasdell, T. Alexander. Doug LEFT, amazed everyone when his hand stuck to the ball and he followed it through the hoop. Coach Martinez ABOVE, gives the team last minute in- structions before sending them onto the court. A4V H Ml Varsity Basketball BELOW, Oh my, it ' s a close encounter of the fourth kind! Juan, ACROSS, thought he could scare his opponents by dressing like an Indian. Dan LOWER LEFT, is sure to make a basket with Superman guarding him safely. Mark, LOWER RIGHT, knows what his Keds are for! 36 Basketball Playing Their Best The Varsity team for the year were; J. DelaFuente, M. Espinal, P. Nugent, M. Martinez, D. Schaad, Coach Schroeder, R. Lohman, T. Robinson, L. Pingrey and L. Spicer. The Cheer Songleaders CENTER LEFT, gave the team their full support. ABOVE, We are the Champions. Coach Schroeder ACROSS, is prided by receiving the first place trophy and his all tourney players. 37 Basketball Track ? vi- . The Next Olympic Wonders The track team TOP, managed to pull their weary bodies up from the ground to pose for the camera. They were BACK ROW, D. Blasdell, P. Kalfsbeek, Coach Bode, THIRD ROW, J. Brown, C. Hotchkiss, R. Rominger, A. Visage, D. Cannon, L. Robinson, SECOND ROW, R. Lohman, D. Cranichcr, A. Turner, C. Chambers, A. Gomez, FIRST ROW, H. Berton, L. Pingrey, L. Spicer and N. Campiz. Louis ABOVE, starts off every jump with his right foot forward. Robin RIGHT , puts all her con- centration on throwing the disc. 38 Track Golf And Tennis Having A Swinging Time Members of the golf team TOP LEFT , were STANDING, K. Myers, F. LThland, R. Erickson, S. Crownover, KNEELING, J. Velasquez, F. Kolensberg and J. Geyer. Faster than a bolt of lightening TOP RIGHT, was Rich teeing off during practice. Aren ' t they a sight? The tennis team ABOVE, was BACK ROW, E. Wurz, J. DelaFuente, R. Velasquez, S. Potoski, FRONT ROW, C. Long, H. Berton and L. Rominger. Could that be Jimmy Connors? Of course not, it was Herbie Berton LEFT , and don ' t let him know you made a mistake like tli at! Golf Tennis 39 Baseball It ' s That Batty Baseball Team Every once in a while the team TOP RIGHT, went wild. Lindsey ABOVE, pitched strike after strike after strike, hopefully! The Pierce High Baseball team for 1978 included BACK ROW, K. Middlewick, C. Brooks, M. Martinez, B. Pingrey, M. Espinal, and D. Hager; BOTTOM ROW, K. Kitamura, A. Long, L. Kalfsbeek, ]. Godinez, L. Spicer, B. Cobb, D. Kitamura, and Coach Martinez. Boy can Ken RIGHT, swing that bat. Lindsey LOWER CENTER, concentrates on the game while he warms up. 40 Baseball ISSliL Having Another Grand Slam Season Bobby FAR ABOVE, tries to pull a rabbit out of his hat while the Ump. bows to his feet. Coach Martinez ABOVE, gives demonstrations to the team on how to relieve headaches. ACROSS, You ' re out of there. m ft. ' . ' Baseball 41 Volleyball 4 , h j Bu 1 Tliis year ' s Varsity TOP LEFT are I. Oropeza, R. Johnson, L. Putnam, C. Deguara, D. Tomlin, C. Long, T. Phelan, L. Rominger, S. Frazier, M. Wayman, L. Moore, R. Pingrey, L. Driver and Coach Brooks. In the TOP RIGHT from top to bottom, J. Velasquez, T. Queen, S. Callo, P. Phelan, E. Rominger, A. Visage, C. Hotchkiss, R. Cisneros, B. Esposito, J. Ramos, K. Driver, A. Kalfsbeck and J. Brown is the J.V. team. Joy Ramos, ABOVE displays undoubted from. Ruby, MIDDLE RIGHT prays for Debbie. Carnation, RIGHT, and Laurie combine their efforts. 42 Volleyball Girls Basketball Shooting Stars , Members on the Varsity, TOP LEFT, were; vL. Garrido, J. Oropeza, C. Deguara , T. j Phelan, L. Rominger, S. Frazier, R. _WallacejC. Long, M. Wayman, L. Putnam, TTOropezaT ' and R . Pingrey. Candy TOP RIGHT, used her height for two more points. Here Regina, MIDDLE LEFT, shows the Esparto team some of her fancy dribbling skills. The J.V. members, BOTTOM LEFT, consists of; BOTTOM ROW: R. Cisneros, J. Ramos, A. Deguara, J. Brown, C. Gomez, and J. Velasquez. SECOND ROW: E. Rominger, B. McKinney, L. Struckmyer, V. Kolnsburg, andT. Queen. TOP ROW: C. Hotchkiss, S. Martinez, B. Brooks, coach, S. Alexander, Asst. coach, A. Kalfsbeek, and P. Phelan. Angie, BOTTOM RIGHT, being as short as she is, seemed to sneekby her opponents. Basketball 43 1 Softball Never Striking Out Pierce ' s Softball team TOP LEFT , is a tower of power built from top to bottom by M. Gibson, J. Moore, R. Cisneros, R. Johnson, R. Hastings, M. Potoski, C. Deguara, L. Putnam, J. Jordan, M. Wayman, R. Wallace and R. Pingrey. Regina TOP RIGHT, hopes that it ' s a ball that lands in her mit. It is with de- termination that Myra ABOVE, delivers each and every pitch. With undcfinable strength, Joan RIGHT, slams the ball up, up and away! r •--■ 44 Softball Future Farmers Of America How Does Your Garden Grow? While taking a break from planting their crops in the flower gardens, we managed to assemble the F. F. A. group. They were, BACK ROW; T. Jordon, M. Carbajol, R. Lathum, J. Daniels, C. Goodman, J. Martin, j. Cabrera, J. Godinez, D. Hager, K. Ornbaun, M. Emery, S. Heminger, T. Visage, J. Ramos, R. Wallace, A. Gomez, MIDDLE ROW; D. Goodman, ME. Garrido, J. Marshal, J. Kuykendall, B. Cobb, C. Dean, T. Murillo, R. Johnson, J. Frazier, C. Starnater, C. Cobb, P. Blair, FRONT; B. Daniels, S. Weaver, L. Robinson, L. Garrido, M. Hernandez, E. Godinez, K. Phillips. After tiring from trying to find the start button on this tractor the officers gave us a nice pose. They were, LEFT to RIGHT B. Cobb (V. Pres. ), Mr. Daniels (Advisor), D. Hager (Sgt at Arms), J. Daniels (Sentina), J. Godinez (Rep. ), P. Blair (Pres. ), C. Starnater (Treas. ), S. Blasdell (Sec. ) Ah yes, LOWER RIGHT we have the lovely F. F. A. Sweetheart, Robin Wallace. 46 FFA Pep Club Future Homemakers Of America Cheering our teams on were the Pep Club members STANDING, C. Starnater, C. Long, T. Phelan, G. Nevarez, K. Hursh, J. Moore, J. Brown, J. High, V. Dawely, F. Atran, N. Reynoso, C. Hotchkiss, D. Durst, R. Wallace, C. Walker, S. Strain, R. Johnson, N. Walker, L. Bradford, B. High, S. Martinez, R. Bradford, T. Kelley, C. Myers, P. Phelan, M. Hawk, K. Driver, J. Frazier. SITTING, L. Putnam, A. Abele, S. Kalfsbeek, T. Friel, B. McKinney, E. Rominger, L. Simpson, B. Daniels. KNEELING, P. Tucker, J. Martin, J. Barajas, S. Frazier, P. Myers, D. Tomlin, L. Alexander, N. Lim, J. Velasquez, J. Carrion, O. Gallo, K. Phillips, B. Esposito, A. Kalfsbeek, SITTING, L. Rominger (Pres. ), R. Pingrey (V. Pres. ). Two athletic supporters were UPPER RIGHT, L. Robinson and R. Hastings. Members of FHA included TOP to BOTTOM I. Oropeza, S. Blasdell, F. Atran, Mrs. Charter (Advisor), B. Esposito, J. Burgess, J. Oropeza, L. Kaintock, B. Burgess, J. Killion, J. Johnson, U. Joensen, L. Robinson, D. Durst, M. Garrido, G. Nevarez, N. Reynoso, R. Bradford, B. Daniels, R. Hastings, and L. Yates. ABOVE, No Marcella isn ' t a pyromaniac she ' s just lighting the candles for the FHA dinner! GAA G.A.A. members were, ON THE GOALPOSTS, S. Frentzen (Sec. ), L. Moore (Tres. ), A. Kalfsbeek (Mgr.), C. Deguara (Pres.), and C. Long (V. Pres.). STANDING, J. Killion, V. Kolnsberg, C. Cannon, R. Cisneros, C. Cobb, A. Visage, A. Abele, B. Daniels, S. Driver, S. Weaver, E. Oliveras, J. Velasquez, S. Kalfsbeek, C. Myers, P. Phelan, C. Hotchkiss, S. Martinez, F. Atran, T. Queen, B. McKinney, T. Friel, M. Hawk, E. Romminger, K. Driver, J. Ramos, B. Esposito, J. Brown, D. Cannon, and B. Brooks (Advisor). KNEELING M. Gibson, R. Bradford, V. Dawley, M. Potoski, J. Jordan, D. Pingrey, L. Robinson, R. Hastings, L. Garrido, D. Tomlin, S. Blasdell, J. Frazier, L. Kaintoch, K. Hurst, J. High, J. Moore, L. Driver, N. Lim, D. Witham, and L. Putnam. SITTING, O. Gallo, J. Barajas, D. Durst, T. Phelan, L. Alexander, M. Garrido, G. Nevarez, P. Myers, S. Frazier, R. Wallace, L. Rominger, R. Pingrey, J. Oropeza, L. Yates, I. Oropeza, C. Starnater, D. Vidales, R. Johnson, and N. Reynoso. 48 GAA Girls League - jj •■ ■ Every girl that is enrolled at Pierce is a member of Girls League. Their functions include putting on the Christmas Dance and the Mothers Tea. Every year the girls take a trip to San Francisco for a day of shopping and to take in a movie. This year they saw Carol Channing in Hello Dolly. The officers LEFT, are D. Durst (Pres.), K. Hursh (V. Pres.)andJ. Barajas (Sec. ). Juanita ABOVE, remains after the dance to put things back in order. 49 Girls League Piercer Preserving The Memories The hardworking Piercer Staff ABOVE LEFT, included, Standing; N. Walker, P. Nugent, Mrs. Galligher (Advisor), Back Row; K. Hursh, P. Myers, L. Alexander, T. Hursh, C. Starnator, A. Abele, Middle; J. Barajas, D. Durst, C. Long, L. Rominger, R. Pingrey, L. Putnam, G. Walker, Front; B. High, N. Sp-yres and L. Bradford Not Pictured S. Potoski. Mrs. Galligher ABOVE RIGHT, took time to help Grace with her layouts. Long, grueling hours after school didn ' t matter to the executive staff ACROSS, they were Marty Martinez, Photographer, Penny Myers, Assistant Editor, Dana Durst, Editor, and Nancy Walker, Assistant Editor, Not pictured is Kristin Hursh, Junior Editor. Putting together this yearbook has meant alot to the staff and myself. We ' ve put in hours and hours of hard work and have tried to make this yearbook the best ever. I would like to thank everyone who has helped us, and I especially would like to thank Penny and Nancy for giving so much of their time. It would be an impossible task to thank Mrs. Galligher for the work and time she has spent helping us. Good luck to next years staff. Dana 50 Piercer Oracle Uncovering The Darkest Secrets Robin ABOVE LEFT, was working once again to create another diabolical tale to enhance her readers. Communicating the news to the students was the job of the Staff ABOVE RIGHT, they were Back Row; M. Espinal, D. Witham, T. Phelan, Mr. Mazzini (Advisor), U. Joensen, R. Wallace, R. Pingrey, B. High, N. Walker, L. Bradford, J. Johnson, Middle; P. Nugent, D. Granicher, S. Potoski, Sitting; P. Kalfsbeek, M.E. Garrido, L. Yates, L. Alexander, and J. Oropeza. Debbie LOWER LEFT, Finished printing the last few pages of one issue. Working hard to put together the paper ABOVE, were the Editors, S. Potoski, M. Martinez, L. Bradford, M. Obregon and L. Yates. Oracle 51 CSF Block P e « £ Working Their Best Pictured TOP LEFT, are this years members of the California Scholarship Federation. They are STAND- ING, D. Martinez, Mike Martinez, Marty Martinez, K. Kitamura, L. Pingrey, S. Haggard and D. Kitamura, SEATED, S. Frentzen, N. Lim, S. Strain, L. Struckmeyer, L. Rominger and Ms. Kalfsbeek (Advisor. )On her way to San Francisco with CSF TOP RIGHT, is Lisa Struckmeyer. Mike and Juan ABOVE, control the concession stand for Block P. Block P RIGHT, is represented by STANDING, S. Heminger, D. Hager, C. Hilken, M. Espinal, K. Ombaun, K. Middlewick, M. Emery, J. Cabrera, J. Robinson, D. Martinez, S. Duncan, D. Schaad, Coach LeMaster (Advisor, )C. Cox, R. Lohman, J. Hernandez, S. Haggard SECOND ROW, D. Kitamura (Sgt Arms), B. Cobb, L. Pingrey, T. Esposito, D. Granicher, D. Olivares, T. Geyer KNEELING, P. Nugent (V. Pres. ), J. Diaz, S. Crownover, S. Myers, J. Godinez, J. DclaFuente, R. Velasquez, H. Berton, F. Corona, and T. Visage. On the top are B. Pingrey and M. Martinez (Pres. ). ol f= HOME OF THE ARBUCKLE Xifi? CALIFORNIA ' erce ' bears 52 CSF, Block P AFS ' 0 Bridging The Gap Dear Pierce Friends, I just want to thank all of you for this wonderful year at Pierce High. I have had a very good time here in the U.S. I just wish that some of you could come to the Faroe Islands some day to visit-we would have a good time, I promise. Anyway, be sure to keep in touch- I like lo-o-o-ng letters, and we do have telephones on the Faroe Islands! ! Hope to see you all later Love Una My address at home; Una Joensen 3815 Skala Faroe Islands Via Denmark Ph. No. 41-315 The adventurous A. F.S. members TOP joining to- gether for some international fun, they are SITTING: B. Esposito, J. Ramos, J. Brown, D. Durst, L. Simpson, J. Carrion, L. Moore, (Vice-Pres) J. Johnson, J. Oropeza, L. Yates, I. Oropeza. STAND- ING: S. Driver, F. Atran, L. Putnam, A. Kalfsbeek, K. Driver, T. Hursh, L. Struckmeyer, J. Barajas, P. Kalfsbeek, D. Martinez, N. Reynoso, S. Heminger, U. Joensen, K. Hursh, G. Walker, N. Spyers, L. Rominger, R. Ruiz, C. Starnater, M. Martines, S. Strain, J. Robinson, P. Nugent, F. Gallo, S. Potoski, M. Martinez, (Pres) T. Esposito, and Ad- visor C. Coonrod. BACK ROW: J. High, J. Moore, B. High, N. Walker, L. Bradford, No. Lim, and L. Driver (Treas). NOT PICTURED, M. Obregon (sec) Tony Esposito, ABOVE, checks to make sure that the hamburgers are edible. Una, LEFT visits with other A. F.S, exchange students. 53 AFS Student Council Fellow students, it has been a great pleasure to serve as your Student Body President for the 1977-1978 school year. Though my term as president has seemed brief, I leave, nonetheless convinced that active student interest and student participation in school govern- ment must point to a better school environment. This is not a new concept but it does, I think, bear repetition. I would like to thank members of the Student Council, faculty and administration for their as- sistance and cooperation and I wish every success to the succeeding president. Sincerely Mark Espinal After demonstrating his skills as a student, Student Body President M. Espinal ABOVE RIGHT, calls it a day. Having a major in- fluence over student activities at Pierce High School, the student council member ACROSS, are as follows; STANDING, K. Kitamura, S. Haggard; M. Martinez, D. Durst, P. Nugent, M. Espinal, C. Hilken, D. Olivarez, L. Pingrey, K. Myers, SEAT- TED, A. Abele, B. High, L. Rominger, D. Martinez, R. Pingrey, P. Phelan, L. Alexander. Deciding whether to vote yes or no on a hot issue, Amy, Kent, Page and Kendall ABOVE, pause before raising their hands. 54 Student Body Officers Leading the Pierce High School Student Body were the years elected officers STANDING, Steve Haggard, Vice-President; Mark Espinal, President; Luke Pingrey, Parlimentarian; SITTING, Roberta Pingrey, Historian; Linda Rominger, Treasurer; Barbara High, Secretary; and, Dana Durst, Social Commissioner. 55 Pep Squad 1977-78 Now that the year has ended for the 1977-78 Pierce Pep Squad we see that it was a very ex- citing year. We are glad to have been able to cheer our Mighty Bears on to victory. The 1977 Worsley-O ' Rourkes contest awas held in our own Pierce gymnasium, Even though our squads didn ' t take the awards, their hearts were filled with that good ole Pierce High Spirit. This year the girls attended the I). S. A. Cheer Song and Mascot camp held in Santa Cruz. The squad, once again won the spirit stick; ribbons were also among the honors re- ceived at camp. We certainly can ' t forget our Pierce Bear Mascot; Penny always had her way with keeping up the spirit and pride of the Bears. This year a new name was given to her- The girl with the tail. We, the 1977-78 Pep Squad would like to thank the student body and our advisor for all the help they have given us. Without you alot of our school spirit wouldn ' t be possible. We will never forget this exciting year. It was a pleasure being able to cheer on our Bears. We are very proud of them, and always will be. Next year we hope that the pep squad will go at it with as much enthusiasm as we did to keep promoting the spirit of Pierce High. 56 Pep Squad nBKS r Br ' HE B ' 1 f S g r It b M ' 1? fcii 1 Bear Spirit Stands Out Working hours on end to perfect their routines, this years pep squad proved to be full of spirit. The squad FAR UPPER LEFT, joined forces to display their neverending enthusiasm. Always having a smile on her face, Mascot Penny Myers FAR LEFT, proved to be an excellent spirit promoter. Our cheerleaders UPPER LEFT, spent alot of time cheering the Bears onto victory; they were TOP, Sandy Frazier and LEFT to RIGHT, Kristin Hursh, Jan Brown and Head Cheerleader Myra Wayman. Our songleaders ACROSS, who continually showed a wide variety of moves of moves to please the crowd were TOP, Head Songleader Lisa Alexander and LEFT to RIGHT, Beth Esposito, Grace Walker and Kathy Martinez. Through rain, sleet and snow TOP RIGHT, our pep squad was always there to give a cheer. Sandy Frazier, Kristin Hursh and Penny Myers ABOVE, help to keep the pep rallies running smoothly. I IS I I 57 Band Chorus The Pierce band did alot more than play music, they rocked you Members were ABOVE 1JEFT, standing, Mrs. I.auppe (Director), T. Hursh, P. Phelan, C. Gomez, R. Lohnman, L. Pingrey, C. Brooks, G. Walker, J. Brown, A. Gomez. Kneeling; E. Godinez and N. Walker It ' s not KISS ABOVE RIGHT, but many who heard our band at football games mistook us for them. Filling the air with wonderous sounds was the Chorus members CENTER, Back Row, K. Phillips, M. Bradsher, G Willingham, M. Potoski, V. Tyler, Middle; P. Tucker, C. Cobb, D Wonderling, L. Rippe, S. Owens, T. Queen, Bottom; Mrs. 1 auppe (Director), P. Hernandez, M. Gon2ales, A. Anguiano, D. Pingrey, V. Mower and N. Cepeda. The Chorus performed BOTTOM RIGHT, for ' many groups and always sounded like nightengales. 58 Band Chorus Lisa Alexander Juanita Barajas Phillip Gregory Blair  .MH ' itr. Joe Cabrera June Burgess Lori Bradford 60 Seniors Casey Joel Cox Clinton Dewayne Dean Carnation Marie Deguara Juan Albert De La Fuente Juan M. Diaz Charles Steven Duncan Seniors 61 Dana Carol Durst Cynthia Emery Mark Edward Espinal fi ri __ 1 Mary Ellen Garrido Olivia Gallo Sandra Francine Frazier 6 2 Seniors Thomas Charles Geyer John Godinez Stephen Dale Haggard Barbara Ann High Una Joensen Julie Annette Johnson Seniors 63 if Ruby Johnson Randy Lathum Candace Dalene Long Michael W. Martinez Martin E. Martinez Daniel Victor Martinez 64 Seniors Audrey Denise McAnally Barry Mihal Andy Mumma Penny Myers Gloria C. Nevarez Patrick Hale Nugent, Jr. Seniors 65 Marcela A. Obregon Kelly Todd Ornbaun Irene Ibarra Oropeza Thereasa Phelan Steven K. Perez Jeannie Ibarra Oropeza 66 Seniors Karen Phillips Robert Keith Pingrey Roberta Lynn Pingrey Joseph David Ramus Nancy Reynoso Seniors 67 -2 Kfe3see 4 Cyiatiiit HtHimt SamittiHr Biittst Sgjwss J SenuE: Sasaa Strain Pamela Le« Twcker Valerie Tyler Dorothy H. VWaks Thomas P niel Visage Robta Roche Ue Wallace SvnuonMI Nancy Beatrice Walker Harold Wren Laura Ann Yates 70 Seniors fl j£i LISAS Urn Will Tomorrow is your future but today . . . You must decide what to do .? . It ' s such a risk, knowing you might gain everything or lose . . . Somewhere, deep inside, you possess the strength to decide what is best. I know the struggle will be difficult but there ' s no doubt in my mind you will succeed and create your own happiness Poem 71 JSkj | y oA- ho - Vo-. hm. 4- rs zx?r ' V ? o- - -£ 3°t ;£4-o 4A V joa j o4,«atop I _ I w ' fc .v UU, 7-0, c t. Like We ade It! V ' -J? ..••••■ ' . ■ ' ■ tf€? ; dHl 73 Goodbye lllldlMM II I ■ Seniors- All Right! LISA ALEXANDER . . . ALIAS-Boo Boo, B.B. , and Munchkin . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Shamrock ! and ' ' No Penny, 1 will not drive around the grammer school track, (get on) ... WEAKNESS -D. P. A. , A certain someone from Colusa with initials of B.R. and C.L.C. ... -REMEMBERS MOST -Summer of 76 , getting a curfew ticket on the levy and CCS. ... USUALLY SEEN -With Penny and Kathy in Horshak . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 . . . -Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Head Songleader 4 ... tennis 1,2,3,4 ... -Piercer 2,3,4. JU ANITA BARAJAS . . . ALIAS -Juanit ' s and Juana . . . -FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' You Jerk ' ' and telling Nancito, Candy and Barbara ' ' Bolada ! ' ' ... WEAKNESS -Mercedes Benz Sport Coupe, mustaches and green eyes . . . REMEMBERS MOST- June 8, 1976, Dec. 8, 1976 and last but not least one night that Nancy, Lisa, Lil and 1 went to Yuba City-Marysville on a Saturday summer night . . . USUALLY SEEN- Where else but with Nancito ! ! . . . -ACTIVITIES - GAA 2,3,4 . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Girls League l,2,3,4(sec.) . . . Piercer 1,2,3,4 . . . AFS 2,3,4 . . . YAK 4 ... -baseball 3,4 ... AWARDS -Most Improved Pre -Algebra. PHILLIP GREGORY BLAIR . . . ALIAS -Queenie . . . FAVORITE SAYING- I don ' t know ' ' . . . WEAKNESS - A certain new junior girl initials J. M. ... -USUALLY SEEN- Shell Gas, Frosty and Dawleys . . . ACTIVITIES -FFA 1 ,2,3(reporter) 4(pres.). The sophisticated and ecological minded seniors couldn ' t be stumped over any problems their last year of school with these mighty officers ! They are M. Martinez (Treas.), D. Martinez (Pres.), P. Nugent (V. Pres.), M. Martinez (Rep.), Mr. Turbovsky (Advisor), and O. Gallo (Sec). In front is Ms. Coonrod (Advisor.) LOR1 BRADFORD . . . ALIAS -One of the Three Stooges, Barbara and L.B. ... FAVORITE SAYING - 1 ' Paranoid city ' ' , ' ' She ' s in depression city ' ' and ' ' WTien is my car getting fixed? Really ' ' . . . WTLAKNESS-1 have no apparent weakness, except for green eyes, of course you all know I am quite close to perfect . . . REMEMBERS MOST-Getting kicked out of school for a GAA tradition, all the men, and of course my crash on Oct. 31, 1977 ... USUALLY SEEN -With Nancy Walker and Barbara , just as long as we are not in a fight . . . ACTIVITIES - GAA 1,2,3,4 . . . AFS l,2,3(host family) . . . Girls League 1,2,3,4 . . . Piercer 1,2,3,4 . . . YAK 1,2,3,4 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Oracle 3, 4( editor) . . . Mothers Tea 2,3,4 ... track 2,3 ... -AWARDS -Honor roll 4 . . . Homecoming Queen . . . English 3 . . . Radio Show 3. JUNE BURGESS . . . ALIAS -June Bug, Fangs . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' You ' re hurten ' ' and ' ' What did we do in gov ' t? ... WEAKNESS- Ice cream, Seven Ups and guys (K.T.O.) ... -REMEMBERS MOST- The middle of my junior year and 4th period of my senior year . . . USUALLY SEEN-Holding up the wall at lunch time and riding down King St . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 . . . -FHA 4, Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... Pep Club 1,2 ... AWARDS -Homecoming Princess 3. JOSE CABRERA . . . ALIAS -Chito . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Let ' s go grow some . . . WEAKNESS - Rocky Mountain . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Staying in Fouts Spring for four months . . . USUALLY SEEN- Across the street under the waln ut tree . . . ACTIVITIES -football 1,4 ... Block P 4 . . . FFA 1,3,4 . . . track 1,4. CASEY JOEL COX . . . ALIAS -Pine Box, Brick . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Why do 1 always take the shaft? ' ' and ' ' Who do you think you are ? ... WEAKNESS -Blondes . . . REMEMBERS MOST-Nothing of any interest . . . USUALLY SEEN -Dawleys Super Service pumping Ethel . . . ACTIVITIES -football 1,2,3,4 ... Homecoming Co -Captain . . . boxing 2,3 . . . Block P 3,4(sgt arms). CLINTON DEWAYNE DEAN . . . ALIAS -Deanno . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' What ' ' . . . WEAKNESS- Girls . . . REMEMBERS MOST-Ed ' s P.E. . . . USUALLY SEEN -At the cemetery digging graves . . . ACTIVITIES -FFA 1,2,3,4 ... track 1 . CARNATION MARIE DEGUARA . . . ALIAS -Carny, Maryl. ... FAVORITE SAYING- Ga- head , Hi guy ' ' and ' ' If you don ' t like it don ' t look 1 ' . . . WEAKNESS -Orange juice, french fries and cream puffs with vanilla filling . . . REAfEMBERS MOST-Mr. Mazzini ' s class, teasing Mr. Espinal and bugging Ms. K. , and going to S.F. ... USUALLY SEEN -Walking down the hall with Irene and bugging Mr. E. and Ms. K. , also with Irene, Jeannie, Marcela, Laura and Valerie . . . ACTIVITIES -Girls League 2,3,4 ... softball 1,3,4 . . . GAA 1,2,3,4 (pres.) . . . basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . tennis 3 . . . volleyball 2,3,4 . . . AWARDS -JV Basketball Most Valuable 2, Varsity Most Valuable 3 . . . Tennis Outstanding Performance 3 . . . Volleyball Most Valuable 3 . . . Softball Most Valuable 3 . . . High School All American 1,3,4. JUAN ALBERT DELA FUENTA . . . ALIAS -Dela . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Too many woman, not enough time . . . WEAKNESS- Always sleepy . . . REMEMBERS MOST-Going through a whole season of tennis undefeated and winning first place in our tennis tournament . . . USUALLY SEEN -At night cruising down main and when you least expect it . . . ACTIVITIES- basketball 1,2,3,4 ... baseball 2,3,4 . . . tennis 3,4 . . . Block P 3,4 ... AWARDS- Undefeated in tennis 3. JUAN M. DIAZ . . . ALIAS -Flying Angle, Angel Dust, Angel . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Come on just one more ' ' , ' ' Gee you sure are ugly ' ' and ' ' Hey Cox ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Pennyland and a certain beautiful girl from Grimes .B. ... REMEMBERS MOST -Game after Hayfork and during the game in which 1 scored on a run of 98 yds. and 72 . . . USUALLY SEEN-Cruisin Main, in the bushes at my bro Steve P ' s house . . . ACTIVITIES -football 1,2,3,4 ... basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . FFA 1,2 ... track 1,2,3,4 ... Student Council 1 (Pres.). CHARLES STEVEN DUNCAN . . . ALIAS - Strunk , Stooks, Little Lord . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Oh My! and Where ' s the party? ... WEAKNESS- Partying and a big bag of homegrown . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Partying with Keith my sophomore year . . . USUALLY SEEN -On the streets of Arbuckle or at the party ... ACTIVITIES -football 1,2,3,4 ... basketball 1,2 ... Block P 4 . . . Student Council 1 (rep.). DANA CAROL DURST . . . ALIAS -Deno Dirt, Emma Scratch . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' How are you today? and Oh a $ ... WEAKNESS- Strawberries , pancakes, and whipped cream, maple bars and pizza . . . REMEMBERS MOST -When Sue S. made me eat snails, smashing mom ' s car in Abele ' s driveway and Sunday afternoons in a red mustang . . . USUALLY SEEN-Working on the yearbook . . . ACTIVITIES -Girls League 1,2,3,4 (Pres.) . . . GAA 2,3,4 ... Mascot 3 . . . Student Council 4 (soc. comm. ) . . . Piercer 1,2,3 (Jr. Ed. ) 4(Editor) . . . Oracle 3 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... FHA 3,4 ... YAK 4 ... AFS 2,3,4 . . . Glass Sec. 2 ... AWARDS- Honor Roll 1,2. CINDY EMERY . . . ALIAS -Little Marty . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Hey Gib can I borrow your pickup? ... WEAKNESS- A truck driver . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Announcing engagement at Christmas ' 71 ... USUALLY SEEN-ln a G.M.C. pickup ... ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3 ... FHA 1,2,3 R.O.P. Food Service 3 . . . Class V. Pres. 3 . . . Girls League 4. MARK EDWARD ESPINAL . . . ALIAS -Frank . . . FAVORITE SAYING- 1 don ' t believe what you just said . . . WEAKNESS -5 ' 5 blue eyed blonde, chocolate pie ... REMEMBERS MOST-5 ' 5 blue eyed blonde . . . USUALLY SEEN -With a S ' 5 blonde near my locker . . . ACTIVITIES -Block P 3,4 ... football 1,2,3,4 ... basketball 1,2,3,4 ... Student Council 4 (student body pres. ) . . . AWARDS -All Tourney Sutter 2 , Live Oak 4 , Pierce 4 . . . Boys State 3 . . . Most Outstanding P.E. 2,3. SANDRA FRANC1NE FRAZIER . . . ALIAS -Sandy, Sam or Puffs . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Oh Bobby you ' re gross ' ' and ' ' Let ' s go cruisin and booze ' n ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Chocolate chip milk-shakes, music, corvettes . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Special times with a special someone , getting spot lighted by Dana , Linda and Lisa on Jensen Rd. , cheerleading with Kathy, Penny and Lisa . . . USUALLY SEEN-Cruisin Main in a brown ranchero with Kathy yelling out the window . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... basketball 3,4 ... volleyball 3,4 . . . softball 3,4 ... hockey 3 . . . swimming 1 . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Cheerleading 4 ... YAK 1,2,3,4 ... FFA 4. OLIVIA GALLO . . . ALIAS -Oly . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Oh guess what ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Can ' t say . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Sadie Hawkins . . . USUALLY SEEN -With Deno Dirt or wondering around the halls . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... FHA l,2,3(v. pres.), 4 ... AFS 2,3,4 . . . Cheerleader 2 . . . baseball 1,2 ... Piercer 2,3,4 . . . YAK 3,4 ... CSF 1 ... Class Sec. 4 . . . AWARDS -Honor roll 1,2,3,4. MARY ELLEN GARR1DO . . . ALIAS -Helen . . . FAVORITE SAYING- You ' re crazy ... WEAKNESS -Brown hair and blue eyes . . . REMEMBERS MOST- 1977 Grimes graduation dance . . . USUALLY SEEN-With Mike . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 . . . FHA 3,4 .. . FFA A ... Piercer A ... AFS 1,2 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Girls League 1,2,3,4 . . . Oracle 4. THOMAS CHARLES GEYER . . . ALIAS -Crash or T. Geyer . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Nugent, what ' s wrong with you? ... WEAKNESS -Have none . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Can ' t remember . . . USUALLY SEEN -Pushing Nugent after third period through walls and out windows . . . ACTIVITIES -Block P 3,4 ... football 1,2,3,4 . . . Co-Captain 4 . . . golf 1,2,3. JOHN GODINEZ . . . ALIAS -Johnny . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Get off me ... WEAKNESS -Sweets and good food . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Boxing experience how nervous 1 was in front of all those people and homecoming . . . USUALLY SEEN- Cruising Main in a green station wagon . . . ACTIVITIES -football 1,2,4 . . . baseball 1,2,4 ... boxing 2,3 ... tennis 3,4 ... FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . Block P 3,4 . . . AWARDS-Honor Roll 3,4 ... Most Inspirational Football 2 . . . Tennis 2nd place . . . Boxing plaques . . . Most Improved World History 3 . . . English 2 . . . Outstanding Ag Science 2,3,4. STEPHEN DALE HAGGARD . . . ALIAS-Hagg, Reverend, and Haggard ' s Mountain . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Praise the Lord ! ... WEAKNESS -Good food, dessert, reading the Bible . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Many things, kitchen crew, Turbos . . . USUALLY SEEN -Walking fast down the halls dodging people, in church at Seventh and Hall St. ... ACTIVITIES -Block P 3,4 ... football 3,4 ... AWARDS-Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 ... CSF 2,3 ... V. Pres. Student Body . . . Speakers contest 1,3,4 ... Local winner speakers contest 3 . . . Outstanding chemistry . BARBARA ANN HIGH . . . ALIAS-Barbie (Doll) , Bird Legs, Bobsie 1 or 2, I seem to be a nicknameable person . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Really? I ' m sure , ' ' Whatcha doing big boy? ' ' and ' ' tsk ' ' . . . WEAKNESS- Italian men, cookies and classical music . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Sophomore Study Hall with Dan Martinez and Junior English with Kelly Ornbaun, the boys ' ' Wong jokes ' ' , and arguing with Pat Nugent . . . USUALLY SEEN- Smiling . . . ACTIVITIES - GAA 2,3,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... Pep Club 2,3,4 ... AFS 1,2,3,4 ... Oracle 3,4(editor) ... YAK 2,3,4 . . . Mothers Tea . . . Student Council 4(Student Body Sec.) ... Piercer 2,3,4 ... AWARDS-Honor Roll 1,4 ... Homecoming Princess 1 . . . Radio Play 3. UNA JOENSEN . . . ALIAS -Una Dos ... FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' You ' re kidding ! or ' ' What ' s for lunch today? ... REMEMBERS MOST-Seals and Crofts concert in Sacramento and rollerskating with FHA . . . ACTIVITIES -AFS 4 ... Girls League 4. JULIE ANNETTE JOHNSON . . . ALIAS -Jules . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Weird . . . WEAKNESS - Tall Blonde guys . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Slave Day, Drivers Training and my senior year . . . USUALLY SEEN- In Colusa or with Irene, Jeannie, Laura, Marcella, Carnation and Valerie ... ACTIVITIES - Oracle 4 ... AFS 2,3,4 ... FHA 3,4 ... YAK 1,2 . . . Piercer 1,2 ... Girls League 1,2,3 ... AWARDS - Honor Roll 1,4. RUBY JOHNSON . . . ALIAS-Buzz, Ruby Love, Scooby Flooby . . . FAVORITE SAYING- I heard that ' ' and ' ' Ain ' t nothing to it but to do it ... WEAKNESS - Guys (S.K.P.), (M.W.), and Tim B . . . REMEMBERS MOST-Dec. 9 G 10, Pingreys party, cruising the country in J.T.B ' s truck . . . USUALLY SEEN -With Dorothy or at home . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 3,4 ... FHA 1 . . . FFA 1 . . . Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... Cheerleader 3 . . . Office work at Pierce 4. CANDY LONG . . . ALIAS -Candy, Candace , Tittles . . . FAVORITE SAYING- How embarrassing and ' ' Where ' s Roberta? ... WEAKNESS-Good looking guys and T-Birds . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Summer of ' 77, Sept. 10, 1977, The Oak Tree . . . USUALLY SEEN -Downtown metropolitan Dunnigan . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA l(mgr.), 2,3,4(v. pres.) ... basketball 1,2,3,4 ... NSCIF Champions 1 . . . volleyball 2,3,4 . . . Girls League 2,3,4 ... Pep Club 2,3,4 ... Piercer 4 . . . AWARDS -Most Improved JV Basketball 3,4 ... Most Improved JV Volleyball 2. DANIEL VICTOR MARTINEZ . . . ALIAS -Stoner, Bingo . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' No kidding, huh Heminger? ... WEAKNESS-J.H. . . . REMEMBERS MOST-A 56-54 victory over Colusa for 1st place of the Pierce Tournament . . . USUALLY SEEN-Running for class after being with Judy and the almond district . . . ACTIVITIES -football 1,2,4 ... basketball 1,2,3,4 ... AFS 1,2,3,4 ... Block P 3,4 ... Senior Class Pres. . . . AWARDS -Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 ... Who ' s Who Honor Society. MARTIN E. MARTINEZ . . . ALIAS -Marty . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Dana, do 1 have to take pictures tonight? ... WEAKNESS-Good snow, ski bunnies, chocolate pie ... REMEMBERS MOST -AFS party at Dana ' s, Mid -year graduation party of ' 77 , walking through the hills with Nate at 4 : 00 a . m . ... USUALLY SEEN-B of A, cruising the almond district or hills doing what everybody else does ! ... ACTIVITIES -football 1,2 ... YAK 3,4 ... Oracle 3,4(editor) . . . AFS 1 ,2,3,4(pres. ) ... Class President 3, Rep. 4 . . . Piercer 4( photographer) . . . AWARDS -History 1,3 ... Boys State 3 . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL W. MARTINEZ ... ALIAS -Gilbert, Stoner ' s cousin . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' What ' s going on around this ! :G town? ' ' Pretty exciting huh? ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Parties and getting into trouble . . . REMEMBERS MOST-Early morning walks, long phone calls and the Texaco . . . USUALLY SEEN-Out in the almond district ... ACTIVITIES -CSF 1 ,2,3(pres. ) ,4 . . . Block P 3,4 ... AFS 1,3,4 ... Class President 2, Treas. 4 ... YAK 4 ... football 1 ,3,4 ... basketball 1,2,3,4 ... baseball 1,2,3,4 ... AWARDS-Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 ... Boys State Alternate . AUDREY DEN1SE MC ANALLY . . . ALIAS -Audi, Mad, La the Okies . . . FAVORITE SAYING- I ' m sure , or ' ' I wish there was something to do ... WEAKNESS - Ruben and food . . . REMEMBERS MOST -When Ruben and I got suspended for hugging in the halls and July 4 of ' 76 ... USUALLY SEEN -With Ruben cruising around in his car (sometimes walking) or at his house ... ACTIVITIES -FHA 1 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4. ANDY MUMMA . . . ALIAS -Shaggy . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Let ' s go get energized . . . WEAKNESS - Girls . . . REMEMBERS MOST -The days 1 didn ' t go to school . . . USUALLY SEEN- In the office. PENNY MYERS . . . ALIAS -Penora, Nickle, Red and anything else you can think of . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Heaven sakes ' ' , ' ' Aren ' t you ready yet Lisa? ' ' and ' ' What ' s Kathy doing now? ... REMEMBERS MOST-A very special and always remembered 3 ' 2 years with Keith . . . USUALLY SEEN-Working on the yearbook and causing trouble with the three Munchkins or with the two Stooges . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 .. Girls League 1,2,3,4 . . . YAK 1 . . . Mascot 4 . . . Older Girls Conference 3,4 ... volleyball mgr. 3, . . . basketball mgr. 2 . . . swim team 1 . . . Piercer l,2,3,4(Ass ' t Editor) ... Student Council 3 (rep. ) .. AWARDS -History 1. GLORIA C. NEVAREZ . . . ALIAS -Worm . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Frank, you ' re crazy ' ' . . . WEAKNESS-Karl and Chicano dances . . . REMEMBERS MOST -My freshman year and dropping the tray at A G W in Colusa . . . USUALLY SEEN-Dawley ' s Chevron ... ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 ... basketball 1,2 ... FFA 3,4 ... FHA 4 ... Girls League 1 ,2,3,4 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4. PATRICK HALE NUGENT, JR . . . ALIAS -Hammer, Hacksaw . . . FAVORITE SAYING -Fifth period gov ' t, ' ' Shut up Lori and turn around ! ' ' You too Barbara . ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Letting Barbara look off my paper in gov ' t, snow covered mountains and airplanes . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Meeting Jim Uhland in front of Dawleys, Coach ' s expressions, John Martin out of his mind . . . USUALLY SEEN -Being pushed through walls and out windows after 3rd period by Kelly and Tom ... ACTIVITIES -football 1,2,3,4 ... baseball 1,2,4 . . . golf 3 . . . basketball 4 ... YAK 3,4(v. Pres. ) . . . Block P 3,4(v. pres.) ... V. Pres. Senior Class 4 . . . AFS 1,2,3,4 . . . Oracle 3,4 .. . AWARDS -Football Outstanding Soph-Frosh 2 . . . Honor Roll 3,4. MARCELA A. OBREGON . . . ALIAS -Marce . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' You creepasaures ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Frosties french fries . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Roller skating . . . USUALLY SEEN -With the gang in Mr. Espinals room at noon . . . ACTIVITIES - FHA l,2(v. pres.), 3(pres.), 4(pres.) . . . GAA 1,2,3,4 . . . Piercer 3,4 .. . Oracle 3,4(editor), Girls League 2,3,4 . . . AFS 2,3,4(sec.) . . . hockey 3. KELLY TODD ORNBAUN . . . ALIAS -Vern or Kel ... FAVORITE SAYING- Don ' t worry about it, I ' ll take care of it ... WEAKNESS -4 X 4 pickups and Sue ... REMEMBERS MOST -New Years of 77 and going to Grimes with Cox and Bradford . . . USUALLY SEEN- In a green GMC going to Grimes . . . ACTIVITIES - football 1,2,3,4 ... FFA 2,3,4 ... Block P 3,4. 76 IRENE IBARRA OROPEZA . . . ALIAS -Ireney, Reney, Jeannie . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Oh ! Go stub you ' re toe , ■ ' Hey ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Cokes and hamburgers . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Throwing Scott out of Mr. E room head first, Mr. Mazzini 1st period English class . . . USUALLY SEEN -Drinking coke, walking down the hall 2nd period bothering Mr. E and Ms. K, also seen with the gang . . . ACTIVITIES -Girls League 2,3,4 ... GAA 1,2,3,4 ... basketball 3,4 ... volleyball 2 . . . baseball 1 . . . FHA 4(v. Pres.) . . . hockey 3. JEANNIE IBARRA OROPEZA . . . ALIAS -Juanita, Jeaner, Irene . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Hi guy, Bye guy Carnation Sinfia , No sir ... WEAKNESS -French fries with lots of catsup, zingers . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Getting in trouble for not doing anything . . . USUALLY SEEN -With the gang at lunch . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 ... Girls League 2,3,4 ... FHA 3,4(sec. treas.) . . . basketball 3,4 . . . volleyball 2,4 ... hockey 3 . . . tennis 4 . . . Oracle 4. STEVEN K. PEREZ . . . ALIAS- Cha-Cha . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Is that right? ... WEAKNESS -Things that 1 can ' t have . . . REMEMBERS MOST -The first time I . . . wait a minute, my mom ' s going to read this . . . USUALLY SEEN -With my bro Juan . . . ACTIVITIES -football 1,2 ... track 1,2,3,4 . . . boxing 1,2,3 . . . FFA 1,2. THERESA PHELAN . . . ALIAS -Tracy or Wilma . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ■ ' Eat caca Dan ! , All right Regina ! ... WEAKNESS - Having a loud squeal . . . REMEMBERS MOST-A late night early morning visitor, visits to the windmill and my tree in the hills and horse camp with Joni . . . USUALLY SEEN- In a white bomb with lots of dents or a catillac . . . ACTIVITIES -Pep Club 1 ,2,3(pres. ) ,4 ... Cheerleader 2 . . . Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... GAA 1,2,3,4 ... YAK l,3,4(sec treas.) ... Oracle 4 ... basketball 1,2,3,4 ... volleyball 1,2,3,4 ... AWARDS -Outstanding performance basketball 2,3 ... Outstanding performance volleyball 3 . . . Outstanding typing II . . . Outstanding office practice . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KAREN PHILLIPS . . . ALIAS -Marble fudge, foxy and sweetheart . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' I heard that ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Boys . . . REMEMBERS MOST- K.B.T.C. . . . USUALLY SEEN-Fonseca ' s house . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3 ... FFA 1,2,3,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 . . . Chorus 1,2,3,4. ROBERT KEITH PINGREY . . . ALIAS -Bob, Bobby . . . WEAKNESS -Debbie, baseball and parties in the apartment . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Chasing down the kegs for the grad. party last year . . . USUALLY SEEN- Debbie ' s house, or with Debbie somewhere, if not there partying with the guys . . . ACTIVITIES -football 1,2,3,4 . . . baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . basketball 2 ... Block P 3,4 ... AFS 4 ... AWARDS-ALL-league football 4 . . . Honorable mention baseball 3. ROBERTA LYNN PINGREY . . . ALIAS -Red, Berta, Burtha . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Let me check with Danny first , Hey Long, calling Nate Gay Natter ' ... WEAKNESS -Danny, going out to dinner and Fort Bragg . . . REMEMBERS MOST -GAA initiation , having a loud smile , showing the new GAA members of 76 the countryside and getting caught . . . USUALLY SEEN -With Danny, walking out of the hotel bar . . . ACTIVITIES -Pep Club l,2(pres.), 3,4(sec treas) ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... GAA l,2(mgr.),3(pres.), 4 ... basketball 1,2,3,4 ... baseball 1,2,3,4 ... volleyball 3,4 ... swim team 1 . . . Older girls conference 2,4 ... YAK 1,2 ... Class Soc. Comm. 1, V. Pres. 3 . . . Student Council 4(historian) . . . AWARDS -Most Improved JV basketball 2 . . . Most Improved volleyball 3 . . . Honor roll 3,4 ... Most Improved PE 1 ,2 ... Outstanding in Lands and Gardening 3 . STEVEN GARY POTOSKI . . . ALIAS - Potoski , Harriet . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Let ' s go cruisin ' in the Grand Prix Marcia T , ' ' Any mail in Box 243 Weenah? ... WEAKNESS -Marcia T. from Colusa, that beautiful green- metallic Grand Prix, Dolly Parton . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Going to see Dolly Parton, going to Woodland with E urst G watching her fall in love with a dumb camera , being with my sister at lunch . . . USUALLY SEEN - Gossiping with Juanita and Nancy, in Jorges (ha ha George) room, studying for Gov ' t in the library . . . ACTIVITIES -CSF 2,3 ... Oracle 3, 4( editor) ... Yearbook 2,3,4 ... track 2,3 ... AFS 4 ... YAK 4 ... FBLA 2,3(pres.) ... Science Club 2 . . . Lions Club Speech Contest 3,4 ... Student Council 3 . . . Ecology Club 2 . . . tennis 2 , 3 . . . AWARDS-Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 ... 2nd place tennis 3 . JOSEPH DAVID RAMUS . . . ALIAS -Hosie or Rame Rame . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Get on ... WEAKNESS -A certain German girl . . . REMEMBERS MOST -The Junior Prom of ' 77 . . . USUALLY SEEN- In the kitchen at Bill E Kathy ' s. NANCY REYNOSO . . . ALIAS -Nancito or Frank . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' How embarassing (excited) Can you go Juanita (sigh) Why? ... WEAKNESS -A certain present I never got, Sat. nights in Marysville area with special people and green eyes . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Oct. 6, 76, Dec. 8, 76 (J.C.P. ) , but most of all going to Colusa with the gang. - .USUALLY SEEN -The other half of Ethel, Lucy (Juanita) . . . ACTIVITIES -Piercer 1,2,3,4 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... AFS 2,3,4 ... YAK 3,4 ... GAA 1,2,3,4 ... volleyball 2,3 ... track 2,3,4 ... AWARDS-Honor Roll 3 . . . volleyball champs (JV) 1975. JAMES THOMAS ROBINSON, JR . . . ALIAS -Smed . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' You ' re hurtin ' ' . . . Weakness - Dancing . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Mr. Ed ' s P. E. class . . . USUALLY SEEN-Basketball games sitting on the bench . . . ACTIVITIES -FFA 1,2,3,4 ... football 3 . . . basketball 2,4 ... track 3 . . . Block P 3,4 . . . boxing 2,3. LINDA LEE ROMINGER ... Lee , Linda or Linda Lee . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' That ' s terrible . . . WEAKNESS -Tall guys with brown hair (one particularly) , Farrell ' s sundaes and my mom ' s homemade peach pie ... REMEMBERS MOST- U . C . D . Preview Day with Dan and Marty , the bus ride from Hayford - thanks to Roberta and Sandy, G my first day of high school (remember Penny?) . . . USUALLY SEEN-Driving any car but my own green bomb-if possible . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 ... Girls League l,2(rep.) . . . 3(v. Pres.) . . . Pep Club 1 ,2(sec treas. )3,4(pres. ) ... CSF l,2,3,(sec treas.)4 ... AFS 2,3,4 ... YAK 1,2,4 . . . Student Council 2(rep. ) ,4(student body treas. ) . . . Songleader 3 . . . basketball 1,2,3,4 ... volleyball 2,3,4 . . . track 2,3 . . . tennisl,4 . . . Piercer 1,2,4 ... AWARDS -Girls State Delegate . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 ... DAR citizenship award . . . Homecoming princess 2 G 3. 77 RANDALL RUTLEDGE . . . ALIAS -Dub . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Dola-oil pan ... WEAKNESS - Thunderbirds . . . REMEMBERS MOST -The days of school that I didn ' t go . . . USUALLY SEEN -with Jerry and Chito. EDNA SYLVIA SANCHEZ . . . ALIAS -Silver, Sliver and Sylvia ' s Mother Said . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' All right You bet , Oh yea? ... WEAKNESS - Margaritas, Shaun Cassidy, going shopping with lots of money . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Thanksgiving 77, wedding in Mexico ' 75 and my senior year . . . USUALLY SEEN-K-Mart and at the show . . . ACTIVITIES -Girls League 3,4. NATE SPYRES . . . ALIAS -Nater Bug, Tater, Naters . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Hey Robin, where do you want to go this week-end? ... WEAKNESS -An invitation to skip school and Tioga ski trips . . . REMEMBERS MOST -Orgy at Putnams house and summer of ' 76 ... USUALLY SEEN- Anywhere and everywhere at anytime . . . ACTIVITIES -football 1,2 ... AFS 2,3,4 ... Class V. Pres. 3 ... YAK 1,2,3,4 . . . Piercer 4. CYNTHIA RENAE STARNATER . . . ALIAS- Cis, Sinfia, Chagga . . . FAVORITE SAYING- Oh I don ' t care , Curly ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Prime rib, a tall ■brown hair blue -eyed guy . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Slave Day, Christmas ' 76 ... USUALLY SEEN- Leaning against the wall at noon or yelling at Curly . . . ACTIVITIES - GAA 1,2,3,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 . . . FFA 3,4(treas.) . . . Mothers Tea 1,2,3,4 ... YAK 1,2,3,4. SUSAN STRAIN . . . ALIAS -Suzie Q, Strain and Strange . . . FAVORITE SAYING- I don ' t care , ' ' Where ' s Kelly? and ' ' No sir ' ' . . . WEAKNESS - K.O. , Saint Bernards, corvetts and little kids . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Lawrence 1 and Joni ' s bar-b-ques (esp. one), all the special times I ' ve had with Kelly and how one girl never gave up and never succeeded ! . . . USUALLY SEEN-On King Street or with Kelly . . . ACTIVITIES -Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... GAA 1,2 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... AWARDS -Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . . . Christmas Court ' 74 ... Who ' s Who Among High School Students . . . Phy. Sci. 1 . . . Biology 2 . . . Spanish 1 . PAMELA LEE TUCKER . . . ALIAS -Sweet Lady . . . FAVORITE SAYING- I ' m hungry ' ' or 1 want to go home . . . WEAKNESS- Food . . . REMEMBERS MOST-When 1 fainted when singing in front of the Senior Citizens . . . USUALLY SEEN- Shell Self Service Station . . . ACTIVITIES -Chorus 1,2,3,4 sang for Senior Citizens and Elementary Schools . . . Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... FHA 1,2,3,4. VALERIE TYLER . . . ALIAS -Valerie . . . FAVORITE SAYING- How obnoxious ! ... WEAKNESS -Diet Pepsi ' s for breakfast . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Arguing with Mr. Lawrence . . . USUALLY SEEN -Walking to school ... ACTIVITIES -FHA 1,2,3,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY H. V1DALES . . . ALIAS -Little One . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' That ' s bad ! or ' ' Where ' s the party tonight? ... WEAKNESS -A nice, warm, easy going, fun loving personality ... ' Ooh boy ! ... REMEMBERS MOST -My Junior Prom and last but not least the summer of ' 77 ... USUALLY SEEN-With Ruby and Sandy laughing and talking with ease . . . ACTIVITIES -Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... GAA 1,2 ... FHA 1 ... Chorus 1,2. THOMAS DANIEL VISAGE . . . ALIAS -Chicken legs and Tommy fish . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Yes dear, anything you say ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Just one - L.B.K. ... REMEMBERS MOST -No thing worth remembering except L.B.K. ... USUALLY SEEN-With L.B.K. everywhere ... ACTIVITIES - football 1,2,3,4 ... track 2 . . . Block P 3,4 ... Class President 1 . . . FFA 4 . . . Oracle 3 . ROBIN ROCHF.T.T.F, WALLACE . . . ALIAS -Robean and Wallace . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Hey Nate, do you have your checkbook with you? ... WEAKNESS -A guy with the initials C.L.C. and the little kid down the street . . . REMEMBERS MOST- My summer of 77, learning how to climb cliffs in Pt. Arena with Patrick and Nate and my weekend trips to take pictures . . . USUALLY SEEN -At the local social gatherings, or in the auditorium painting signs for the cheerleaders ! ... ACTIVITIES -GAA 3,4 ... FFA 4 ... FFA Sweetheart 4 . . . YAK 4 . . . basketball 4 . . . Girls League 3,4 . . . volleyball 4 . . . softball 3,4 ... Pep Club 4. NANCY BEATRICE WALKER . . . ALIAS -Nachita, Butrest and Beatrice . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' No sir, Really? , ' ' Well Lori, do we cause trouble this week or not? ' ' and ' ' What a creep ' ' . . . WEAKNESS - Mexican Food, Spaniards and cats . . . REMEMBERS MOST-Lori and Barbara and seeing Saturday Night Fever with Lori and Victor . . . USUALLY SEEN-With Lori and Barbara or in the Fiat with Grace . . . ACTIVITIES -CSF 1,2,3,4 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... GAA 1,2 ... Band 1,2,3,4 ... YAK 1,2,3,4 ... AFS 1,2,3,4 ... Mothers Tea 1,4 ... Girls League 1,2,3,4 ... Girls State Alternate 3 . . . golf 2,4 ... track 2 . . . Sec Treasurer of Junior Class . . . AWARDS-Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . . . Who ' s Who Among High School Students 3,4 ... Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4 ... Outstanding Awards in Algebra 1, World History ' , English II, Biology, Band and Drama . . . Oracle 4 . . . Piercer 1 ,2,3,4(Ass ' t Editor) . HAROLD WREN . . . ALIAS-Hair-Oil . . . FAVORITE SAYING- I ' m hungry ' ' . . . WEAKNESS - Music and McDonald ' s hamburgers . . . REMEMBERS MOST- Coach telling me to get my hair cut . . . USUALLY SEEN -Having Bible Study on the lawn with Steve Haggard. LAURA ANN YATES . . . ALIAS -Becky and Laura . . . FAVORITE SAYING- ' ' Well I ' ll let you go now ' ' . . . WEAKNESS -Big Macs from McDonalds and pizza from Strawhat . . . REMEMBERS MOST- The wasted time at school that was used for girl talk . . . USUALLY SEEN- With Carnation, Jeannie, Irene, Marcela, Valerie, Angie and Scott in Mr. Espinals Room . . . ACTIVITIES -GAA 1,2,3,4 ... FHA 1 ,2(sec treas. ) ,3(sec. treas. ) ,4(historian) ... AFS 2,3 ... volleyball 3 . . . Girls League 2,3,4 ... Oracle 3, 4( editor). 78 Seniors The striving juniors got through the year without any scandles damaging their reputations. Officers for the year were L. Moore (soc. comm.), Mr. Espinal (advisor), C. HiLkin (rep. ), J. Moore (sec treas. ), Mrs. Galligher ( advisor), H. Berton (vice pres.), and D. Olivares (pres.). Alyce Anguiano Ramiro Amaro Herbie Berton Sandy Blasdell Melba Bradsher Billy Cobb Filiberto Corona John Daniels Laurie Driver Marty Emery Rich Ericksen Tony Esposito Jackie Frazier Shannon Frentzen 80 Juniors W4 Fidel Gallo Laura Garrido Calvin Goodman Dane Granicher David Hager Raetta Hastings Steve Heminger Guillermo Hernandez Javier Hernandez Margaret Hernandez Pat Hernandez Ok, line up! Who wants to hit her next? Judy High Cliff Hilken Kristin Hursh Joan Jordon Lesha Kaintoch Juniors 81 7 i Donald Kitamura Robin Lohman John Kuykendall Aaron Long Nancy Lim Jim Marshall M Jeannine Martin John Martin Ken Middlewick Joni Moore Lynne Moore Howard Mouton Vicki Mower Tony Murillo Sam Myers Leticia Navarro Sylvia Navarro Nancy Lim found it difficult to choose between the handsome men of the junior class. Dan Olivares Dianna Pingrey Luke Pingrey Mary Potoski Lori Putnam Lori Rippe John Robinson Leana Robinson Robert Ruiz David Schaad Who says I have a big head? Juniors 83 Discussing lusty novels was a favorite hobby for junior girls Not Pictured: Mary Paternoster Salvador Vidalas Louis Spicer Debbie Tonilin ' ■ Fred Uhland Richard Velasquez Grace Walker Myra Wayman Genea Willingham Mark Willingham Debbie YVitham Ed Wurz 84 ]uniors Maria Amaro Juan Avalos Craig Bradford Brenda Burgess Mike Carbajal Debbie Cannon You ' re in for it now David, here comes Coach! Chris Brooks Jan Brown Julie Brown Julie Brown Scott Crownover Angie Deguara 86 Sophomores Yolanda DelaFuente Tonia Dorantes Kathy Driver Anita Duarte Kim Ericksen Beth Esposito Sara Figueroa %V , Elmer Friel Anna Gonzalez Jim Geyer The class of ' 80 had the experience of being freshmen, but still had two years ahead of them. They struggled through the year with the insight of becoming upper classmen. Officers for the year were Mrs. Charter (Advisor), A. Kalfbeek (Sec. ), K. Kinz (V. Pres. ), L. Struckmeyer (Treas. ), K. Myres (Rep. ), Mr. Armfield (Advisor), and KNEELING, K. Kitamura (Pres. ) Sophomores 87 Ester Godinez David Golay Abel Gomez Gabie Hernandez Olivia Hernandez Fernando Jimenez Avis Kalfsbeek Lindsey Kalfsbeek Pat Kalfsbeek Yvonne Keeble Janis Killion Karl Kinz Kendall Kitamura 88 Sophomores i Valerie Kolnsberg Brenda Kuykendall Sharee Shields Kelly Smith Eric Long Tony Lytal Kathy Martinez Lester Miller Kent Myers Shelia Owens Suzanne Perez Joy Ramos Lupe Sanchez Sophomores 89 Lisa Struckmeyer Carlos Valdaz Juvencio Velasquez David Visage David Weare Heartburn! Roy Whitlock Donna Wonderling Surviving Their First Year , Without slave day and the other traditional initiations, _the Freshmen Class survived the year without much diffi- O ' culty. Mr. Walker and Mr. Lawrence will be around to give them advice throughout their four years at Pierce. Elected officers for the year were E. Olivares (Sec Treas. ) A. Abele (Rep. ), P. Phelan (Pres. ), and D. Blasdell (V. Pres. ) Amy Abele Scott Arens Franc ee At ran Thomas Avalos Tony Alexander Doug Blasdell Robin Bradford Penny Capps Narmo Campiz Cheryl Cannon Jan Carrion Norma Cepeda Teonna Christensen Regina Cisneros 92 Freshmen i0 -¥ r Carie Cobb Olivia Corona Barbara Daniels Valerie Dawley Tina Diaz Suzanne Driver Cliff Friel Tammy Friel Susie Gallo Patricia Garcia Monica Gipson Maria Gonzalez ' Hurry up, I can ' t pose like this forever. Thanks! I needed that. Freshmen 93 Is that a streaker? Celia Gomez Israel Gomez i: ' V 1VJ «t You can do anything you want to me, just don ' t take away my bottle! Doug Goodman Blair Cranicher Lisa Green Mary Green Jesus Gutierrez Maryann Hawk Matt High Carie Hotchkiss Trude Hursh Troy Jordon 94 Freshmen ' Amy, go ahead and look at them, they ' re only boys! 1 J Stacy Kalfbeek Fredrick Kolneberg Tracy Kelley Debbie Kuykendall Jack Martin Sally Martinez Peter Moore Danny Mower Charlene Myers Luis Nunez Ellen Olivares Consuelo Perez Freshmen 95 Page Phelan Theeta Queen Tom Robinson Sandra Rodriquez Ellen Rominger Craig Scott Leslie Simpson Jay Stamps Judy Velasquez Ann Visage John Vostinak Susan Weaver Tammy Willingham We ' re not stealing anything from Marty, it only looks that way! NOT PICTURED: Brenda McKinney 96 Freshmen The System That Never Fails Mrs. Leobeth Geyer, Secretary BELOW, prepares to give an anxious student a pass back to class. With American Government books in hand, our Vice- Principal, Coach Greg Lemaster, RIGHT, prepares to face the eager minds of the Senior Class. The Board Members BELOW, Greg Ramos, John Abele, Joe Kalfsbeek, William Wilson, Louise Bell, John Miller and Chuck Kelley put in alot of extra time to see that the district is run smoothly. {-. 7 «m W i ■ ■ v y Our devoted and hardworking Principal and Super- intendent of schools. Mr. Wilson ABOVE RIGHT, works to maintain a peaceful environment throughout Pierce High School. Mrs. Louise Bell UPPER RIGHT, works hard as Secretary to keep the district records in line. Helping Steve Potoski to operate a tape recorder for a radio show, Mr. Joe Mazzini LEFT, English teacher demonstrates his brilliant mind. Never seen without a smile on his face, Mr. Tim Brumley ABOVE, U.S. History and P. E. teacher, gets a charge out of a students reply to a question. 99 Teacher, Teacher, I Declare Mr. Espinal UPPER LEFT, took a quick look at the news before going back to his Spanish and English 111 classes. Mr. Martinez ABOVE RIGHT teacher of Fresh- man Social Studies Driver Ed. , Boys P. E. , Driver Training, gave a Speech during his Speech Class also. Mr. Turbosky ABOVE passed out a test during his Chem istry class. He also taught Pre-Alg, Alg II, and Trig. Mr. Lawrence ACROSS gives a student some pointers during Mech Drawing. He also taught woodshop and crafts. 100 Administration ! P i What Is The Answer? Mr. Walker ABOVE LEFT instructs his Algebra class he also teaches Physical Science, Biology and Business Math. Mrs. Lauppe ABOVE RIGHT wonders if that beautiful sound was coming from her Band she also taught Chorus. Mrs. Brooks ACROSS congratu- lates one of her players she also taught Freshman English and Girls P. E. Mr. Daniels ABOVE is always getting some kind of comment back from his Ag I, II, and III classes he also taught Landscape Gardening. f«Twv. f C A t Tfi. . ' ' dnTinTstrltionyi ' 7101 -J Mr. Armfield ABOVE LEFT, was puzzled over a problem in auto shop. He also taught gen. metals, welding and machine shop. Ms. Coonrod ABOVE RIGHT, lectured to her world history classes. She also taught gen. math and geometry. No, that ' s not Speedy Gonzales at the keys, ABOVE, it ' s just Ms. Kalfsbeek our trusty librarian and counselor! Mrs. Charter ACROSS, chooses only the best for her home economics and bachelor living classes. 102 Always On The Move Mrs. Galligher ACROSS, makes sure no student types after the bell. Bookkeeping, gen. business and office practice are her other classes. No, Willard Roi CENTER LEFT, is not breaking into the candy machine, our faithful janitor is only restocking it. Our fearless daredevils were BELOW, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Walters, Mr. Starnater and Mr. Burgess. Our gardners were LOWER LEFT, Bub Howe and David Waters and our night janitor was Isreal Gomez. Want to know who cooked all of those delicious school lunches? OK, Mrs. Kaintoch and Mrs. Schiemer LOWER LEFT, the head cooks, that ' s who! ■•■■ ' 1 ft) It ' s time to leave Our beginning is coming to a close and so we look toward tomorrow But let ' s look at yesterday and today. We arrived here alone and began our adventure together slowly, carefully, not sure of what was expected or sure of what we wanted. 104 Poem i ... ' • ,A( ivAl Mj rKx 9 iDrfW But during our time we gave up our loneliness and insecurities. We gained new friends, confidence in ourselves and a special feeling which cannot be defined by words . . . We leave so much stronger for we have shared deeply. I look at all of you and smile . . . for you are my friends. ' i S ? ' Poem 105 THE STYLES What ' s Happening Pat Nugent and David Schaad ABOVE, demonstrate their ability to play the new Waterful Wonderful games. Ms. Kalfsbeek and Joni Moore ABOVE CENTER, Keep on Tolkien with The Hobbit. Showing off the latest summer fashions FAR ABOVE, are B. High, D. Blasdell, L. Bradford, A. Abele, M. Martinez, J. Barajas, C. Cox, O. Gallo and C. Hotchkiss. Ready for the rainy winter season ACROSS, are A. Kalfsbeek, K. Myers, D. Witham, M. Espinal, L. Navarro, N. Spyres, L. Moore, C. Hilken and T. Phelan. Displaying their loyalty to Luke Skywalker, Jack Martin, Dan Olivares, Mary Ellen Garrido and Joan Jordan LOWER CENTER, wear their favorite Star Wars T-shirts. Shannon Frentzen FAR RIGHT, models the foil look. This school year was full of new, exciting things. Cowl necks, shawls, full skirts and hair combs led the fashion scene. Americas latest heart-throbs are Andy Gibb, Shaun Cassidy, Cheryl Ladd and Bubbles the Hippo. 106 Fads Selling out the box office windows were such new movies as Star Wars, Close Encounters and Saturday Night Fever. Fads 107 WINNERS Bank of America Award Winners 1,2,3,4 5 i t i s As the founding fathers look on, Bank of America President Nir. Mills presents a tour of the Arbuckle Branch to the plaque winner in Liberal Arts, Linda Rominger. Mr. Liberty himself, Dan Martinez, is the worthy recipient of this years certificate in Social Studies, as he seeks the Freedom Trail. After four long years of learning to type, take shorthand, keep books and office experience, it finally paid off as Tracy Phelan was awarded the certificate in Business. abundant rain in the green fields, John Godinez uses his excellent farming techniques, which enabled him the certificate in Agriculture. Working on a project of precision and skill, Tom Geyer demonstrates his knowledge in Industrial Arts for which he was presented with a certificate. r 10S Awards 1 A Awards Congratulations All-Stars! Tomorrow ' s Energy-Today ' s Dilemma was the topic of the annual lions Club Speech Contest for this year. Steve Potoski ABOVE LEFT, won the top honors which enabled him to compete in a higher form of the contest. Steve Haggard and Marty Martinez ABOVE, competed in the local contest also. Shannon Frentzen ABOVE RIGHT, was selected as Girls State delegate for 1978. Debbie Witham was named alternate. Linda Rominger ACROSS, was the recipient of the D. A.R. Award for her outstanding services to the community. 110 Awards THE SOURCE ifl PATRONS Mrs. Barbara Brooks Colusa Music Fair Diamond International Corp. Durst Bros. Jacob and Loretta Fruchtenicht CarlG. Gangitano, D.D.S. Daniel Hernandez, Jr. Dr. WM. F. James Mike Lehfeldt Gregg LeMaster George F. Oviedo, Jr. D.D.S. H. L. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rominger Mrs. Kathryn Schohr Ernest W. Sprogis Nate Spyres Lily S. Wang O.D. Harold Wilsey, Jr. Wayne W. Wilson, D. D. S-. QUARTER PAGE ADVERTISEMENTS ALEXANDER ' S MARKET AND BAR Groceries Cocktails Arbuckle, CA BOB ' S SERVICE Bob Boles Television . Radio. Appliances Arbuckle, CA PH: 476-2780 BROWN MYERS INSURANCE Duane Brown G Jerry Myers For service beyond the policy. Colusa, CA AGRI-POWER AND EQUIPMENT CORP. P. O. Box L Woodland, CA BOYD ' S AUTO PARTS Charles Boyd, Jerry Boyd, Jerry Boyd, Jr. Tires. Batteries Arbuckle, CA CHICK MONTOGOMERY Sporting goods 334 Market Street Colusa, CA AMBAC EQUIPMENT CO. Saws . Service . Parts . Colusa, CA, PH: 458-2166 BREITS 609 Main Street Woodland, CA CHUNG SUN MARKET, INC. U.S.D.A. Choice Prime Meats Complete bakery dept. Corner Sixth Main Colusa, CA A M PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC 655 Bridge Street Colusa, CA. PH: 458-5801 BROBERG INSURANC Insurance of all kinds 517 Seventh Street Williams, CA AGENCY CHUCK DAVIS Cal-Farm Insurance Williams, CA PH: 473-2500 ARBUCKLE MACHINE SHOP 605 Fifth Street Arbuckle, CA PH: 476-2442 112 Arbuckle Food Center COLUSA ANSWERING SERVICE 24 Hour Service. Telephone 2 -way Radios 232 Lois Lane Colusa, CA PH: 458-4820 CORNER DRUG CO. The Store of Service 602 Main Street. Woodland, CA PH: 662-2813 EMIL ' S SHOE-DIAMOND E WESTERN 508 Main— 539 Main Woodland The finest in Shoe G Western Wear COLUSA BOOK SHOP 151 Fifth Street Books make great gifts CORTINA ROCK PRODUCTS Ready Mix Concrete Thirteenth G Market Streets Colusa, CA PH: 458-2024 ENDEMAN FEED PELLET MILL, INC Sixth G Street Williams, CA 95987 PH: 473-5391 COLUSA MOTEL Air Conditioning ' Room Phones. Color TV 60 Market Street Colusa, CA. PH: 458-4906 COLUSA MOTOR SALES 430 Market Street Colusa, CA. COLUSA PAINT STORE 652 Freemont Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-4451 COTTON ' S COWBOY CORRAL The very finest in Western Wear G riding equipment 320 Fifth Street Marysville, CA PH: 742-2401 COUNTRY MISS Hair Styling 129 Fourth Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-4951 COUNTRY SQUIRE Men ' s G Boy ' s Clothing Colusa, CA CRANSTON BROS. Hardware .Paint . Houseware 618 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-4626 ENDER ' S JEWELER ' S J ewelery .Diamonds 418 Main Street Woodland, CA Best Wishes to the Class of ' 78! ERDELT ' S WESTERN AUTO 427 Market Street Colusa, CA THE FABRIC FAIR Complete line of fabric notions 221 Fifth Street Colusa, CA FARM INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. Farm and Home Supplies 460 North East Street. Woodland COLUSA TIRE Michelin. Uniroyal Complete front end alignment. Batteries. Brakes. 204 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458- CROCKER NATIONAL BANK 601 Market Street Colusa PH: 458-2144 ■5108 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Fire . Auto . Boat . Life Commercial G.J. (Lupe)Duarte 517 Seventh St. Williams, CA COLUSA TRACTOR CO. John Deere sales G services. Nothing runs like a Deere Colusa, CA PH: 458-4923 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 78 Colusa Theatre 513 Market Street Colusa, CA DAVISON ' S DRUGS G STAIONERY 640 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-2188 DELTA INDUSTRIES INC . Full Service. Farm chemical G Pesticide dealers Colusa, CAPH: 458-5831 FEATHER RIVER TROPHIES Custom Trophies . Awards-T-Shirts We do our Engraving 140 Carriage Square Yuba City, CA PH: 673-5955 FLAIR SALON OF BEAUTY Men and Women Hair Care 60 West Court Plaza Woodland, CA PH: 666-3111 McKinney ' s Cheveron 113 FOUCH G SON Pharmacists since 1879 Williams, CA INDUSTRIAL MOTOR ELECTRIC CO. Electric motor service Jack Besso 208 W. Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-2920 MYERS ELECTRIC Frigidaire. General Electric, RCA. Sony. Kitchen Aid. Zenith Colusa, CA GEO. S. LEVERETT FRAME SHOP Quality Custon Framing 313 Fifth Street Arbuckle, CA PH: 476-2223 HARDY HARVESTER Custom farm machinery Steel fabrications College City, CA PH:4 76 -26 26 JACK ' S GROCERY Norma Jack Weare Grimes, CA MONSEN ' S INSURANCE All lines of general insurance 651 Market Street Colusa, CA I JOHNSON ' S BAKERY CATERING Dinners. Banquests. Wedding receptions. 422 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-2974 MUTTERSBACK INSURANCE 613 Market Street Colusa, CA PH 458-5101 HELEN ' S CERAMICS Paints, tools, supplies, hydrocal ceramic classes HENRY ' S BARBER SHOP 507 Fifth Street Arbuckle, CA LAIRD GRANITE CO. 557 Seventh Street Williams, CA PH: 473-2181 LAUPPE ' S GARAGE Grimes, CA PH: 437-2231 NEVADA ANTENNA CO. P . O . Box 530 Colusa, CA Study hard, that ' s what you ' re there for! HOHN N. NISH1MURA, AGENT Farmers Insurance Croup 612 Main St. Woodland, CA Off. 662-8629-Res. 662-5922 For all your insurance needs HERB ' S BAR Arbuckle, CA HOBLIT MOTORS Ford .Mercury . C ontinental Sales G Leasing Colusa, CA S. PRICE HOPPTN Real Estate-Farms G ranches 117 W. Main St. Suite 23 Woodland, CA PH: 662-7878 CHRISTIAN G HURSH Complete fertilizer service Arbuckle, CA I.G. ZUMWALTCO. 850 Market Street Colusa, CA LEE ' S CHOP SUEY Chinese American cuisine 569 Seventh Street Williams, CA LONG ' S GROCERY Grimes, CA PH: 437-2316 LUA ' S HAIR STYLES 439 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-4233 McBRIDE INTERIORS 541 Fremont Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-5407 MEL ' S WESTERN VALUE STOR1 522-7th St. Williams, CA Hardware . Sporting goods . guns Bicycles. Appliances. Repairs OCHOA BROS . INC . 1250 Fortna Ave. Woodland, CA PH: 662-8635 OLSON ' S HOBBY SHOP 710 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-6705 OXY CHEM COLUSA P.O. Box 850 Colusa, CA THE PANT STORE Doug Mason 537 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662- 8131 114 1- ashi on House PIN GREY BROS. INC. Agricultural Aviation Arbuckle, CA RIVERSIDE LANES A complete bowling center 420 Main Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-9866 SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANT 515 Fremont Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-5851 PIONEER WESTERN WEAR Justin G Acme Boots Western wear for the entire family. Flo Eden G Karen Burgess P. O. Box 209, 303 Fifth St. Arbuckle, CA PH: 476-2020 POOLE ' S JEWELERS The Community ' s oldest leading jewelers 432 D Street Marys ville, CA RANCH MARKET Quality meats. Groceries. Fresh Produce 234 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-9857 R J FAMILY PHARMACY Prescription specialists 540 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-8631 ROSE ' S NOTIONS G CLOTHING Arbuckle, CA PH: 476-2929 ROSS REALTY G INSURANCE 611 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-2696 SHOP N ' SAVE 421 Seventh Street Williams, CA or 10 Sioc Street Colusa, CA SPORTSMAN ' S CLUB 138 Fifth Street Colusa, CA J .R. and Ann Biggs Clyde Wheeler STANS MENS STORE Home of Name brands 531 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-2401 RA SCO ' S VARIETY STORES 650 Market Street Colusa, CA RAY FONG College City Market Ray, Fong, Proprietor College City, CA SACRAMENTO RIVER WAREHOUSE CO. P. O. Box 81 Grimes, CA PH: 437-2212 East side, Colusa, Grimes, Millers Landing SANKEY AUTOMOBILE CO. Che verolet . Oldsmobile Serving Colusa County auto needs for 46 years Colusa, CA STATE FARM INSURANCE Clyde Jarrett, Agent 452 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-2613 STUART ' S SHOES 510 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-6954 RICHIE ' S FLOWERS Col usa, CA Bill and Kathy ' s 115 STERLING MAY CO. Honda motorcycles. Toro, Snapper lawnmowers.Homelite chain saws. Rototillers. Johnson Outboards. Water Ski ' s. Honda Generators. Gregor fishing boats Garden Tractors TUTTLE AND WHITE Insurance and Real estate 342 Market Street Colusa, CA WILLIAMS STEAM LAUNDRY G DRY CLEANERS Ray G Alice Davis, Props. Williams, CA i SUNSHINE CLEANERS 432 Woodland Shopping Center Woodland, CA PH: 662-9903 THE UNDERGROUND 757 Main Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-4304 Records. Tapes. T-shirt decals. Arcade. WIRTH FURNITURE G UPHOLSTERY Floor Covering G Draperies 515 Main Street Woodland, CA TAFOYA ' S MARKET 145 East Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-1793 VALLEY GRAIN MARKETING SERVICE Ed Jones G John Berg 504 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-5883 WOODLAND DRAPER MFD 121 East Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-8437 TOWN G COUNTRY NURSERY G FLORIST 247 Bridge Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-5168 WAYNE MORROW ' S Custom Grader Service Williams, CA WOODLAND GENERAL STORE The Levis Store 601 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 666-6554 TOWN HOUSE Cocktail lounge. Fine food Williams, CA PH: 473-5610 WEST JEWELRY Watch G Clock repairs Williams, CA PH: 473-2135 WOODLAND TRAVEL 415 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-5491 TRUKADERO Interstate 5 at road 8 P. O. Box 163 Dunnigan, CA PH: 724-3303 WESTERN TITLE INSURANCE CO. 250 Fifth Street Colusa, CA WORLD FAMOUS LABRADORS Labrador Puppies G Stud Service FC AFC Chukar ' s Big Jake Sal Coelardi 6 E. Keystone Woodland, CA PH: 666-1076 WILLIAMS MACHINE SHOP 528 Eighth Street Williams, CA 116 Max ' s Frostie HALF PAGE ADVERTISEMENTS AUTO GLASS, DAN SELOVER Paint Body Shop Fifth Fremont Street Colusa, CA PH: 548-4335 BANK OF AMERICA Sixth G Amanda Street Arbuckle, CA PH: 476-2247 BEE LINE SERVICE 704 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-5328 DAWLEY ' s CHEVRON 701 Fifth Street Arbuckle, CA DUNNIGAN INN Old Highway 99 Dunnigan CA PH: 724-3451 Good Luck Seniors ESKATON COLUSA HEALTH CARE CENTER 199 East Webster Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-5821 GEORGE L. MESSICK CO. 729 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-5145 KENNETH I. SCHWARTZ G SON Colusa ' s Pioneer parts service Colusa, CA i CAL GAS Cal Gas Arbuckle, Inc. Propane. Appliances. Insulation Arbuckle, CA CALIFORNIA FARM OBSERVER J. F. Fairbank, Publisher P. O. Box 1204 Woodland, CA PH: 662-1374 CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS G Loans 600 Market Street Colusa, CA. PH: 458-5858 COLUSA DRUG GIFT Tiffany ' s Flowers PH: 548-5811 412 Market Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-2929 COLUSA SUN HERALD Colusa County ' s only Homeowned G Homeprinted newspaper 210 Sixth Street Published daily since 1889 Colusa, CA PH: 458-2121 HENIGAN G SHULL SPORTING GOODS 36 Main Street Woodland, CA PH: 662-6091 LOUIS CAIRO ' S Charcoal Boiled Steaks Scrumptious Italian Dinners Louis ' s famous garlic bead What more can be said? MARGARITA ' S Margarita ' s Hair Care Center 117 W. Main Street Woodland, CA McNARY-MOORE FUNERAL SERVICE Two Chapels to serve you. Howard and Gene Moore, Directors Colusa, CA AL SULLIVAN ' S BAR Liquor Store Tavern Downtown Williams on Highway 99, 533 Seventh Street Williams, CA TUFFY ' S BAR Michael Diana Vorhees Arbuckle, CA Congratulations to Class of ' 78 VOGUE CLEANERS 120 Tenth Street Colusa, CA PH: 458-2606 WILLIAMS MOTOR SALES Automotive parts G Supplies 450 Seventh Street P. O. Box 516 Williams, CA PH: 473-2228 WORSLEY ' S Colusa County Fine Family Fashions 550 Market-Colusa, CA 534 Seventh-Williams, CA Worsley ' s 117 WHOLE PAGE ADVERTISEMENTS ALSCO-GEYER 700 Fifth Street Arbuckle CA, PH: 476-2253 DE PUE CA REHOUSE CO. 618 E Street P. O. Box 487 Williams, CA PH: 473-5361 MAIN STREET THREADS Get it on for guys and Gals Colusa, CA ARBUCKLE FIRE DEPARTMENT Arbuckle, CA DUCK-A-MINIT Hageman Co. 713 Fifth Street Arbucke, CA PH: 476-2249 MAX ' S FROSTIE Max G Lyle Prothero Arbucke, CA ARBUCKLE FOOD CENTER Edwin G Colleen Putnam Arbuckle, CA PH: 476-2227 CILPATRIC INTERIORS, INC. 885 Richland Road Yuba City, CA PH: 673-1654 McKINNYE ' S CHEVRON P. O. Box 698 Arbuckle, CA PH: 476-2040 A.J. ATRAN 204 Fifth Street Arbuckle, CA PH 476-2243 International Trucks and Goodyear Tires FASHION HOUSE Homeowned by Joanie Schwartz 538 Market Street Colusa, CA NOD-VALLEY DISTRIBUTING CO. Auto G Radiator Repair Seventh G F Street Williams, CA PH: 473-2690 MTDVALLEY TOYOTA INC AND MIDVALLEY LEASING INC. Marysville, CA PH: 743-9221 or 742-5596 BILL AND KA TOY ' S Good Luck to the Graduates of 1978 C. E. GROSJEAN Rice Milling Co. J R. Johanson Woodland, CA PACIFICE INTERNATIONAL RICE MILLS INCORPORATED Woodland, CA PH: 662-5402 DENNY ' S CYCLE SET-UP H R Bob Denny Woodland, CA PH: 662-0112 662-3971 DENNY ' S HARDWARE Sporting goods. Fuller Paints. McCullough Chain Saws. Wolverine G Durango Boots. Plumbing. Gifts. Toys Arbuckle, CA HAIRDESIGN Reken Retail Center. Creative Hair Coloring. Trichonalysis. Dementional permin. Nutritional Diet Analysis. Ear Piercing Hair Removal. Privat Skine Care romra. 984 Cray Ave. Yuba City, CA PH: 673-1335 I-S TRACTOR CO. 220 Harter Ave Woodland CA PH: 662-4633 THAYFR BROS Agricultural Flying Service Grimes, CA PH: 437-2319 TRAYNHAM RANCH TRUCKING Ag. Commodities. Grain Hoppers. Tankers. Flat beds. Heavy equipment moving. 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