Pius X High School - Tiara Yearbook (Downey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1984 volume:

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CtM ' VCi.r -i N :, :)- Hv u( vr- 0 ( - TIARA 1984 Volume 30 Published by the students of Pius X High School striving for our goals 1 right- Dolores, taking a break m the cafe- teria, gives a shy smile to a lonely photog- rapher CONTENTS Striving for Our Goals 8 Current Events 12 Senior Favorites 14 Activities 17 Sports 35 Organizations 60 Faculty 78 Freshmen 90 Sophomores 99 Juniors 106 Seniors 113 Senior Baby Pictures 132 2 striving for our goals above- Even with all her studies, Maricela has time for a smile. striving for our goals 3 right- The new lunch tables provide a perfect place for friends to relax. 4 striving for our goals striving for our goals 5 right- Pius X High School, establishci) 1%4. for Pope Pius X above- Christina and Anna: inseparable , 6 striving for our goals I feel that Pius is a good high school and has improved a lot by becoming more open to students ' opinion. -Kim Mada- My overall opinion of Pius is that is is one of the best things that can happen to any body in or out of school. •Eddie Nevarez- I think one can receive a good education here at Pius, plus enjoy many extracurricular ac- tivities. 1 do believe the students are too apa- thetic, they should be more involved in activi- ties, in student government; just in the school. -Mrs. Sova- It ' s a bunk school. -Marcus Holcome- Pius IS a good school, but we need more school spirit. ■Gina Martinez- I ' m really going to miss this school when 1 graduate it ' s going to be hard to leave after four years, I ' ll be starting all over again. -Karen Kozlowski- I really enjoy coming to school here. 1 know 1 wouldn ' t like to switch schools. The faculty and most of the students make the school a warm family and that is something other schools lacked that 1 have gone to, and some- thing I ' m proud to say 1 have. -Frances Smith- striving for our goals 7 right- Football players, even rookies like these, strive hard to reach their goals right- Practice makes perfect 8 striving for our goals f JM«,1 .- -J iJ r- STRIVING FOR OUR GOALS When people strive for a goal, events occur and the people develop characteristics which become a tradesmark for Ihem and Influence others. There is a person at Pius who has greatly influenced us all. his name- Fr Milbauer. Pius students wel- comed the new principal and won- dered what the year would generate As the days, weeks, and months passed, we. the students, discovered a friend in a high place who was will- ing to listen to our opinions He has made Pius X a high school to be proud of. He stressed academics, but made the everyday routine not so routine with visits from D.J. ' s. and the addition of Coke machines. As for Fr. Milbauer. he has acheived the goal of being a respected principal and caring friend of all the students at Pius X. Every student has a goal that he wants to acheive. and must work to achclvc it. whether It be studying to receive an A In Algebra, or prac ticing long hours on the field for the game on Friday night, or just trying to make it through the week. When a student strives for a goal he focuses on the goal and puts forth all his effort. If a fellow student loses his focus his friends turn him back to the goal and keep him striving. Each stu- dent sets an example and helps a friend In need. Teachers at Plus seem to have a new purpose besides sharing their knowledge with us. The new pur- pose- to become the friend of each student. They do odd favors, com- municate with students more, and are willing to sacraflce their time to aid a student In need. The students at Pius wouldn ' t be able to survive with out the present teachers at Plus, meaning: if the teachers did not care, who would? Every teacher Is guilty of bending the rules a little for a student, just as a friend would. For this and all they do for the students at Plus- thank you The sports teams of Plus all have a goal: to be number one-in league, in unity, and in sportsmanship. The teams strive to acheive their goals with practice, determination and pure sweat- The members of the team become as one player, each with his own role. The ability to do so requires trust and sacraflce. This type of relationship strengthens the team, enabling it to strive for the goal. -Karen Kozlowski- striving for our goals 9 above- Excuse me, what clubs are these? right- Paul has many female admirers who are always nearby. 10 striving for our goals striving for our goals 1 1 12 striving lor our goals A Year In The Life Of. © Pius X High School. 1984 — a year of potential. For a Senior it means planning or college, Prom, and Graduation an end and a beginning. For a Junior, or a Sophomore, moving a step closer to his Senior or Junior jear, and for a Freshman. ■ one down and only three to go. 1984, possibly producing a new ilbum from Prince, Stevie Nicks, Vlichael Jackson, Rick Springfield, Duran Duran, Police or VanHalen; and another year for K-ROQ to play it all. 1984, the year for the Olympics lo come to the United States, Cali- fornia, and Los Angeles; something aach of us will remember for the rest of our lives, I was in LA dur- ing the 1984 US Olympics-remem- ber the traffic? Eddie Murphy kept us laughing in 1984 with the movie Trading Places and his album Eddie Mur- phy. 1984, the year Pius X received a principal, Fr. Milbauer, who spoiled us with coke machines, senior sweaters, and outdoor lunch tables by the cafeteria. 1984, the year Yearbook, Ti- ara, and Newspaper, Sword and Shield, merged to become Publi- cations and complications. Have you ever tried telling 42 other stu- dents what to do? 1984 - the year Pius sports took a flying leap. Remember that you, too, were striving in 1984. 33 ■!;„,„ I, ' ,:,, BSi ' J AT striving for our goals 13 p rviEST l MOST SPIRITED 00 nos Kevin Bigelow and Michelle KrJsman - mriE r Ken Jennings and Martha Casares |vvc6-r POPOc i Vincent Garcia and Nellie Garcia Tony Lopez and Cindy Evora Sergio Solorzano and Martha Casares HC T LikC£ .V TOsUoetD Sergio Solorzano and Madeline Terry Tony Lopez and Rachel Cano K{ r ATHLETIC : ,eP e T Joseph Rocha and Teresa Poindexter 14 senior favorites Damon Hogan and Nancy Hernandez John Pukini and Nancy Hernandez novrjALicATi E (tic) Jerome Collins, Tony Lopez Janet Martinez, Patty Segovia %Lsr sM BEST ?t V51Qu lA S CLOiAJAJS David Van Ruiten and Teresa Poindexter ?)EST LOOtiiKJGi David Leon and Cindy Evora senior favorites 15 Tony Lopez and Rachel Cano above- Thf class of 85, undoub right- Yourt kidding, aren ' t tably irrfplaci-abk ' ' you. Mrs Kocourek 16 striving for our goals 1 really enjoy activities more now that I am a senior, because I am more involved in planning them But I ' m not looking for- ward (o Ihal last rally when we sing the Alma Maler lor Ihc last time -Kevin Bigelow- I en)oy rallies because everyone partici- pates and gets excited and becomes alive And then everybody starts yelling out their year (like ' 87 for instance ) Eileen Byrne As a senior. I really have to hand it to the junior class Their outstanding efforts and enthusiasm made my last Spirit Week one of the best Pius has ever seen Good luck next year. Juniors, and ! ll be back at Homecoming -Patricia Waddy I enjoy everyone of them, because they ' re fun and energetic -Tina Mendoza Pius IS a good school, but we need mori: ' school spirit People have to get involved in different activities, sports, and organiza tions And they also have to come and support different sports, come to the dances, and the games We should have open dances, and not have to pay for guest passes or to dress up for Halloween -Gina Martinez- activities 17 Rallies Throughout the year a great amount of spirit and pride was shown through our rallies. Although each class was in heavy competition with each other, each class proved that they had true spirit. Despite our many rivalries, within the classes, we never lost our school pride and Pius X prestige. Everyone looks forward to the rallies, not just to scream and yell our individual class year, but to be together and united as a family. The family of Pius X. -Tammy Livingston- Varsity cheerleaders, cheering for excellence. Everyone loves lunch rallies! Seniors show their class. GO BIG RED! 18 rallies Martha eyes group below as she takes a break from noon rally. Routine work strengthens Pius ' spirit. 19 Halloween-A Ghostly Day The day began with a mystical air, cloudy and some- what gloomy, perfect weather for Halloween. One could find several different characters walking around the campus, from the classic vampires and witches to the original Boy George look-a-likes and the loveable Her- shcy Kisses. In keeping with tradition, ASB sponsored the Halloween costume contest. Teachers participated In wearing costumes and some entered the pie eating contest. The students enjoyed the contest and enthusias- tically cheered for their favorite character, in memory, this day led to other exciting activities throughout the year. ■Patricia Waddy- below- As they wait for the rally to begin, Tania models her party hat while Lilia smiles. HOMECOMING DANCE AND DINNER The 1983 Homecoming dinner and dance was held at the Anaheim Sheraton. The dance was exciting and everyone enjoyed themselves immensely within the formal hotel. The music played by d.j. was var- ied, so everyone was pleased. All ooked beautiful and pictures were taken by Wally and Wayne. -Sandi Mims — above-Rene spots a bug in Gil ' s Hair. m Bft wNmIiL ife4 E s J _ 1 : i homecoming 21 Homecoming this year was differ- ent. First of all, we had a traditional assembly. The creative theme was Somewhere Down The Road . Ev- eryone showed their class pride during the week. Unfortunately, due to the rain, we could not celebrate the magi- cal moment during half time on the field. The assembly was held in the gym after the game. Our 1983 Home- coming Queen was Neisha Hurskin. -Tammy Livingston- -Sandi Mims- Homecoming Homecoming Queen of 1983 Neisha Hurskin 22 homecoming fe. 11 I I 1982 Homecoming Queen Tisha Henry congratulates Neisha Hurskin, her successor 23 JR. RING This year the class of 85 experienced a unique and successful Junior Ring Cere- mony. Fr. Campion explained to the Ju- niors the meaning of their rings. For the Junior class it symbolizes unity and friendship, but for each individual it re- presents memories of the good and bad times. It also means the Junior class is no longer underclassmen. The class added extra touches to their ceremony, such things as reciting a poem which was writ- ten by Angela Hobbs, and the singing of our class song, Out Here On My Own, by Jenni Garcia and Angelica Bravo. A special thanks is given to the Sophomore class for providing the refreshments and flowers and for making this day a memo- rable one for the Junior Class. - Monique Figueroa - above- Tony enjoys the company ot his female friends. below- Aubrey and Monique take time to posi? for the camera above- Friendship is what the Junior class is . about. 24 jr ring OUT HERE ON OUR OWN. jr ring 25 Service . With academics at Pius being very demanding, the students also find time to help others that are of need and one may wonder - When do these things happen? Looking back in the past year, especially at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Lent, the students of Pius all contributed to the families in the surrounding parishes that were lacking the food or toys to make a wonderful holiday. The Student Council with the help of the Social Action Club, NHS and CSF, toys were wrapped, boxes of food and turkeys were bought and money was sent to help those that were less fortunate. Juniors and Seniors also provided one of the best things they could, and that was the gift of life. With organization and nervous Juniors and Seniors, the 3rd Annual Blood Drive was a suc- cess! Good Job, Pius! Keep it up Above - Monica Curi gets papers run off for the Blood drive above ■ Mrs Walker discusses the wrapping of Christmas toys with NHS members. 26 service right • Laura, Lupe. and Denise share a moment with a resident at West View Convalescent Hospital. S • ■■ i Lending A Helping Hand This year the development of one ' s values included religious service. The Senior Religion classes began a tradition visiting the patients at the West View Convalescent Hospital. They feel that it has added to their moral values, as well as getting to know old people well. The Seniors also hope that future Religion classes continue this practice. Another dimension of Pius Service is the Annual Blood Drive becoming semi-annual. The response was overwhelming, with 157 people signing up to donate blood, and only 71 actually donating. The toys and food drives during the most important holidays of the year, let children and adults of local parishes to have a bountiful table at Thanksgiving and gifts under the tree at Christmas. All in all. the students at Pius lend a helping hand, as well as gain something for their moral lives. ■Denise Hurst- service 27 T ' is The Season T ' is the season to be jolly as students eagerly prepared for Christmas vacation The dance was the beginning. The dance was sponsored by the Junior class, who spent hours in planning the festivities. Many of the students came in the latest winter and Christmas apparel The dance marked a first for Pius because invitations were sent to St, Joseph and St, John Bosco high schools to attend the dance. Many of the students took the opportunity to visit- Unfortunately, due to poor weather conditions, Santa was unable to guide his reindeer and sleigh to our part of the country. Maybe Santa should start from the pole sooner next year!! far right- Kevin asks Patricia, Can you do this? below Tony, snap out of it! above - JoAnne shows how much she loves to dance. 28 Christmas dance above left- Friends take time to so- cialize and share interesting stories. above- Father Milbauer gives us that special Christmas gift — a warm smile!! left- The latest in winter apparel. Whatever happened to the simple stocking at Christmas? Those days are gone forever. Merry Christmas girls. Christmas dance 29 Masses Thanks to Fr. Campion, this year ' s religion classes were able to attend individual cass masses. This was a time for each class to have their own special moment with God. These masses helped the students grown in Gods love and learn the meaning of Christian wor- ship. The students seemed to enjoy attending these class masses, and they felt it was a nice, peaceful break from all the school work. •Tony Lopez- and -Kari Mada- 30 masses Above - Higher Girls! Above - Students giving Father their attention. Right - Fr, Milbauer and Fr, Campion begin mass . - He7 S SJi L gLp I Li I masses 31 This year ' s dances and soc hops were very successful and exciting. Although it took awhile for the dances to commence the students eventually began to dance and have a lot of fun. Also, we had something new this year. Each Friday we had a disc jockey who played various types of contemporary music. Students began to look forward to Fridays not only because the week-ends were near, but because lunch time would be fun and exciting. -Tammy Livingston- Electric Boogie Breakdance! and work that body. iW u. ' , ' 4l ' Mt ' TlJ - m .r m m. ■ JJ M Ju ■T l Jm MM ' i ■ x i Spring Production This year the Drama Club really had their act together. The club was able to share with the students at Pius X, the fine art of using your- self as a tool to express your inner- most feelings. They have really been rehearsing extra hard to make this year ' s school play Charlie Brown, a hit! — Robin Adele Dodson — 34 spring production I think the boy ' s football team should win at least one game this season! — Robyn Massey — The groups are fantastic, and the coaches are great. — Jeani Libertore - The girls this year are good but could do better with a lot of sup- port. The boys aren ' t doing too good, but they seem to be a close team, which is really fantastic. — Kim Mada — Although the football (teams) start- ed off with a bad year, they have enough courage to keep coming back. — Angela Carmack I enjoy sports overall Unfortunate ly, 1 am unable to attend many events here at school. I think sports can be a positive aspect of school. but they are taken too seriously around here. — Mrs. Sova — CO O H CO sports 35 Varsity Football 1983 Coach Steve Garcia Capt Keith Donnerson Capt John Pukini Cipt Richard Alba Sr, Thomas Glover Sr Damon Hogan Sr Ken Jennings Sr Henry Jenks Sr. Vladimir Navarez Sr Martin Palacios Sr Tom Parker Sr Joe Rocha Head Coach Ken LaVig Coach Clark Bruner Coach Rex Tumminia Coach Jon Totten Sr. Jerome Collins Sr. Otto Escalante Sr. Vince Garcia Sr. Anthony Gibson r . ■ ' i «te- M i -i Z4 K __1 Sr. Sergio Solorzano varsity football 37 Sr, Lafayette Shelton Jr. Richie Antee Jr. Jerry Benefield Jr. Tony Conrado Jr. Larry Zeledon Jr Danny De Campo Jr. Danny Escobar Jr, Stevt ' Gomez Jr. Darick Hendrix Jr. Damon Moore Jr. Nick Ontiveros Jr. Albert Orozco Jr. Billy Parker Jr John Rodriguez Jr Aubrey Taylor Jr William Triay Soph. Andrew Jackson Soph. Gaberial Navarro Soph- Feliberto Navarro Jr Chris Vega varsity football 39 JV Football Although the 1983-84 season was not a promising one for our Junior Warriors it was still a year of spirit and pride. As individuals, the players experienced responsibility and self- achievement. The team members put much effort into improv- ing their skills and talents for a successful season in the 1984- 85 year as the Varsity War-Dogs. Next year should be more fulfilling for the Junior War-Dogs. Good-luck J.V. in the years to come. -Erica Calderon- h h: iff !m m: ' M. I ■ A ' 4 4 rW w ' % «A r ' :i 40 )v football Frosh Football The Freshmen team is made up of beginners who are strong willed and determined. The members practiced hard and nev- er gave up. Although their season was not up to expectation, the players combined their efforts and talents to make a high spirited team. Our Freshmen team work hard at practices to mold and enhance their performance on the field. The once inexperi- enced has now completed one year of high school football and hopes to apply this experience in their future years on the field. Good-luck future Warriors. -Erica Calderon- The team takes time-out to pose for the camera. frosh football 41 Varsity Volleyball The Pius X Varsity Volleyball team put forth their bcsi efforts this year. Each girl was an important part of the team Despite their few wins the volleyball team kept their heads up and showed their Pius Pride. Next year the returning player; hope to sing their Alma Mater at a League Championship Game. Good Luck!! -Patricia Waddy top ■ Eileen Byrne, Doreen Munoz, Maria Borunda, llliana Santos and Angelica Bravo. bottom - Mary Davis, Lisa Morales, Caria Lugo Angelica strives home for the winning point! Lisa follows the flight of the ball 42 varsity volleyball Girls Junior Volleyball The Junior Varsity Volleyball team consisted of well-talent- id and determined players. The girls spent long hours of hard Dractices to strengthen their volleyball abilities and skills. The lard work paid off for the girls as they shared the responsibil- tics of teamwork, pride, and self-achievement throughout the season. All players contributed with special effort, which re- iulted a good season despite their tough opponents. Although he J.V. team did not experience many wins, their overall season was a success as they improved as a team and as ndividuals for the 1984-85 year. Good Luck in reaching your ;oals next season Junior Varsity. -Erica Calderon- 3rd row- Kim Mada, Martha Grijalva, Adnanne Webb, Marlene Vega. Cathy Mendoza 2nd row- Tina Mendoza, Laura Fierro, Valerie Talavera, Marilyn Pellot 1st row- Cindy Ramirez, Cathy Middleton, Rosy Fasciio, Coach Joyce Mclntyre Two Players await their turns in line. Teammates take time-out to pose for the camera. girl ' s j.u. volleybal l 43 CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country Team at Pius had a successful 83-84 season with victories over the competativc teams, Serra, Muir and Daniel Murphy. Although the runners compete as indivi- duals, their pride, determination and desire unite in winning honor for our school. Led by outstanding runners, Roman Mendoza, Kathy Burton. Lisa Jacques and Jeanne McDonald, the warriors captured 4th Place in the Angelus League Finals under the fine coaching of Michael Vitale. Other members of the team were: Paul Ahumando, Denis Bilodeau, Chris Brashear, Brian Conboy, Sandi Celli, Lisa Macias and Ann-Marie Williams. SCORES PX School VISITOR B G B G 15 Murphy 50 15 Serra 42 47 Servitc 16 28 St. Joseph 29 48 44 Amat 15 17 50 50 Mater Dei 15 15 28 30 St. Paul 27 25 26 21 J Muir 29 34 v 1 Top- Roman and other members enjoy their run. Above- For Cathy, it ' s like run- ning on air. Left- Together, the team stretches for the meet. 44 Girl ' s J.V. Basketball This year Pius X Girls JV Basketball team had quite a season. They worked hard and did the best they could. Win- ning isn ' t everything, but these girls tried and we classify them as 1 in our eyes. With the support and effort of their coach, Ms. Mclntyre, they learned what it takes to be a team and next year they will come back fighting. above - Jeanie shoots the ball for an extra point. 1983-84 Girls JV Basketball: Tina Mendoza, Maria Naran|0, Sandra Saucedo. Elizabeth Bavelos, Jeanie Libertore, Lisa Hickman, Catherine ' Mendoza, Adrianne Webb, Frances Smith. Mariza Muniz, Christine Aviles. girl ' s j.v. basketball 45 Girls Varsity Warriors The girls this year consist of a young team. They showed alot of pride and teamwork in the game they played. Under the direction of Coach Bob Santisteven they gained alot of pride and sportmanship. They had a very tough season and tried their hardest to overcome it. Snr. Tereasa Pointdexter 6 ' 3 center led the girls in scoring and rebounding. Throughout their season they have exhibited their success in gaining good basketball sense in all aspects of their season practice. above - Erica in position to attack that ball. right - What more could you want Theresa ' 46 girl ' s basketball 983-84 Girls Varsity Basketball: Theresa Poindexter, Julie Minigini, Lanette Hill, Angela Calderon. Marlene Vega, Doreen Muniz, Pat Gracia, racy Scott, Eileen Burn, Melissa Pontes, Anne-Marie Williams. Not shown Erica Calderon, Dolores Gonzales. Varsity Basketball-Dedicated! left to right: top row: A- Taylor. R- Cherry. R. Antee. S. Walker, O. Harris, bottom row: R. Livingston, K. Poche. J. Rocha. A- Hill, W Curreton. (manager) A Owens This year the Warrior Basketball team was very talented and had a lot of determi- nation, with great coaching from Mr. Mur- phy and assistance from Coach Rick Lam- precht, and Coach Nate Sims. All the boys had dedication which led them to a 15-9 overall record. They spent long, hard hours practicing and it showed on the court. -Shawn Walker- 48 varsity basketball 49 J.V. Basketball Watching the Junior Varsity Basketball team at work showed one true factor, the true Pius spirit! Although the team was unsuccessful in achieving their goal, they did maintain the ability to play well. Their exhibition of skill and knowledge fortold the strength of coach Nate Sims. The team will play next in hope for the commitment to win! Good luck in your Varsity year and continue to strive for the goal! -Patricia Waddy- J ms 7IT 50 j.v. basketball Freshman Basketball The Sophomore Basketball team found a challenging road ahead of them this year. Not only were they freshmen, but most of their opponents were sopho- mores. The road, like any to success, was long, narrow and sometimes difficult to see. Coach Evans held the light for his team, giving the boys countless drills and new strategies. The boys, although climbed as far as possible, should remember that competition was more challenging than most. Good luck next year. -Patricia Waddy- Above- back row; Mattliew Smith. Earnest White, Anthony Jenl ins, James Gidson, Paul Calderon, Eric Mithcell. Front row: Richard Bernard, Tom Arriola, and Arnold Cheeseman. 51 Sophomore Basketball In keeping with the Pius tradition, the Freshmen Basketball team displayed determina- tion and motivation. The boys with spontaneous action and exciting teamwork proved they are more than amateurs. Moving from grade school to high school, the boys not only maintained a challenging record, but also placed in the league ' s standings. This exper- ience and improvements in future years will show promise. Congratulations to the young men and their coach, alumni, Michael Hamilton for achieving to capture the golden hoop! -Patricia Waddy- Good stretch. Back row: Mike Hollon, Robert McCloud, Cornel Santos. Jason Rocha, Andre Pitts, Gonzalez Front row: James Kilgorc. Daryl Norwood, Alex Cheeseman 52 sophomore basketball J.V. Baseball Under the direction of Coach Lam- prect, the Junior Varsity Baseball team was determined to prove to Pius as well as the Angeles League that they are an outstanding baseball team. Although the team consists of under- classmen, they surely showed to Pius that they can be as good as the Varsi- ty. The team members are: Danny An- gulo, Mike Beckham, Gus Bellingh- auser, Scott Castro, Hector Corral, Mike Hernandez, Salvador Lara, John Leonard, Gary Martinez, Alfonzo Muniz, Daryl Norwood, Mike Ojinaga, Oscar Olivas, Humberto Oregal, Fer- nando Quiroz, Jason Rocha, Robert Rodriquez, Jerry Uribe, Coach: Rick Lamprect, Manager: Anthony Owens. Above: Team gathers to support one an- other in next play. Left: Michael Beckham yells encourage- ment to teammate Mike Ojinaga. ■ V 53 Varsity: Home Run This year ' s 1984 Baseball Team, under the direction of Coach Tumminia, has the one ingredient to be a winning team; Uni- ty. Along with that they are experienced and dedicated. With all that our Season looks to be a successful one. -Kari Mada- L.B. Jordan St. Paul Cantwell Mater Dei Brentwood Bishop Amat Warren Serra Downey Serra Bishop Amat Servite Serra St. Paul Servite Mater Dei right - Wesley Cureton struts across the field f A ■-M -« «— ■x iN3i- above left to right- 1st Row: Damian Balthaser (Bat Boy) 2nd row: Kari Mada, Rachel Cano. Nancy Hernandez (Managers), 3rd Row: Severiancj Deras. Tony Lopez, Sergio Solorzano, Tom Melendez. 4th Row Assistant Coach- Eloy Oal ley, Luis Lacefield, Joe Rocha. Nick Gallegos. Ton- Parker, John Pukini, David Van Rutten, Mike Covarrubias 54 boy ' s baseball bove- Today Pius Tomorrow the World Se- ies. ■light- Mr. Tumminia coaches his players on the rules jf winning. boy ' s varsity baseball 55 V a r s 1 t y s o f t b a 1 1 While Major Leaguers begin their Spring training, Pius X Girls Varsity Softball team begins their long season. Like many of the pros, these girls put in 2-3 hours of practice daily, even Saturdays, and have occasional games. The girls started out slow but with the time and practice the girls showed a potential to be an excellent contender in Angeles League play. With the coaching of Bob Santisteven, the team of Teresa Poindexter, Denise Hurst, Becky Liberatore, Irsia Monzon, Monica Gauss, Veronica Reyonoso, Kim Mada, Maritza Muniz, Tiffany Mines, Ann-Marie Williams, Eileen Byrne. Valerie Talevera, and Shen- ean Smith proved to be a group that learned quick and got along well. Though young and inexperi- enced, the Girls Varsity softball team developed the respect of being a good team above - Veronica gets ready for the next play as Eileen wonders if they will get the third out. 56 varsity softball A new addition to the Pius X Girls Athletic Departnnent is the Junior Varsity Softball team. While 54 girls tried out for 2b spots the coaches had a tough time of picking a J.V. team. These girls are constantly working to better them- selves at Softball. Although Pius X has never had a JV team in Softball, many would have never known. With the inexpe- rience of the girls, the team showed determination and a competitive will be learn and play the game of softball. due to difficulties of the photographer a team photo was not taken and the Junior Varsity Girls deserve recognition. The team consists of Jennifer Shores, iliana Santos, Kathy Middleton, Norma Del Rio, Dana Finley, Yamalate Ste ward, Tina Mendoza, Cathy Mendoza, Ana Palacios, Ana Knight, Jeanine Liberatore, Sheila Pautch and Sonia Cor- ona. Iliana in deep concentration. Team manager caught by the camera J u n • 1 s o o r f t V b a a r 1 s 1 • 1 t y jv Softball 57 Track This year ' s track team under the direction of Mr. Vitale and Mr Totten, strove for suc- cess. They worked together as a team, and showed their determination and dedication. They learned that not giving up can lead them to constant victories Thank you track team for being a perfect example to the rest of the Pius X family. Keep up the good job. -Martha Grijalva- Introducing the 1984 Pius X Track Team; Ed Ne- uarez, Orlando Palonno. Bret McDowell, Lee Hold- en, Nick Jennings. Greg Cloutier. Oscar Gomez, Fernando Vasquez, Ed Moraza, Dennis Bilodeau, David Riskey, Cornel Sandoz, Roscoe Cherry, Ken Goodson. Selwyn Hollins, Eric Ferguson, Tom Faulkner, Phillip f oore, Eli Potugal, Robert McCloud, Kevin Bigelow, Chris Vega. Brian Con- boy, Ed Catlett, Roman t lendoza, Ruben Duron, Andre Pitts. Mike Pitts, Mario Flores. Ruben Reyes, John Neal, Ken Velasquez. Steve Gomez, Alfredo Buelna, Doug Smith, Rosie Fascio, Idiloio Sanchez, Tony Garcia. Lisa Hickman. Julie Meneghini. Jeanie McDonald, MaeDal Martin. Derondra Dubose. Lisa Jacques. Lisa Macias. Tamico Brown. Tracy Scott, Barbra Roginski, Vera Garcia, Virginia Redmond, Stephine Ramirez, Kimberly Clark, Loretta Guz- man, Nellie Garcia. Maricela Rocha. track 59 CO Z O 2 O They add to the spirit at Pius. -Anne Marie Williams- I wish that I could become more involved with as many as I want to be. but there just isn ' t enough time. -Karen Kozlowski- The organizations are good and of- fer quite a bit for what they are. However, there isn ' t a wide enough range of clubs ■Lisa Manous- The Chess Club, man that ' s a cool club. -Anonymous- They are not as organized as they are supposed to be, but they are ok I guess. -Rocio Vergara- ()() organizations ASB COMMISSIONERS Piux X student council has made many changes with the help of Mrs. Marroquin. ASB added Commission- ers and Senate members to interact with the entire student body. Their work has been from organizing Home- coming to helping the Juniors with Prom. This school year has been a successful one. Future student coun- cils look promising. All of ASB and Commissioners have done a great job and would like to thank Fr. Milbauer and Mrs. Marroquin for being so coop- erative. -Tony Lopez Ann McCoy- ASB- Denise Hurst, Jeanine McDonald, Teresa Poindexter, Pam Vieyra, Tony Lopez, Cristina Cabrera, Dana Harper, Neisha Hurskin, Martha Grijalva, Dolores Chavez, Mary Davis. Jeannie Garcia, Tamico Brown, Mary Byrne, Anna Bojorquez, Christine Craig. Oscar Gomez, Damian Balthasear, Laura Lopez, Robyn Massey COMMISSIONERS- Rachel Cano, Kevin Bigelow, Patricia Waddy, Lisa Manous, Linda Manous, Martha Casares, Tony Conrado, Julie Gersjes, Tamra Livingston, Evangelina Hernandez, Cathy Angulo, Lisa Jacquez. ash commissioners 61 SENATE Senate was a new organization put together this year. This group gath- ered twice a week to discuss ideas, views and objections offered to them by the student body. Time was set aside for this during homeroom per- iods when the senate members would inform the students of the discussions of their meetings. This allowed more students to become involved and more aware of the happenings of the school. Ann McCoy Stacey Prothro, Janet Martinez, Steve Gomez, Micheal Covarruvias, JoAnne Timoney, Karen Kozlowsl i, Owen Ferguson, Joe Rocha, Richard Alba, Damon Hogan, Vladimir Nauarez. Gracie De Den, Gary Williams, Danny Martin, Joilyn Holmes, Angelica Bravo, Albert Orozco, William Triay, Danny Martinez, Darick Hendrix, Danny Del Campo, Dennis Black, Joyce Pruitt. Dennis Bilodeau, Mae Del Martin, David Plunkett, Lisa Hickman, Jennifer Shores, Bridgette Feeny, Sharon Alpaugh, Terrence Lee, Bryan Kilgore, LeShawn Perry, Cornel Sandoz, Deronda Dubose, Joyce Chung, Adrianna Abreu, Carlos Llorena, Dana Finley, Edith Basulto, Oscar Orozco, Lisa Resales, Victor Salazar, Mosses Covarrubias, Stacy Elliano. Tonique Johnson, Lina Videz, John Mendoza, Gracie Barron, Rolanda Perkins. above- Senate members at a weekly meeting discuss school activities. right- Senate members are aware of the photographer. 62 senate NHS CSF The NHS and the CSF are two organizations through which many students attain the scholarships to help them through college. It involves not only maintaining top grades but also offering services to our school. Being a member of these groups can be very helpful in the future it involves a lot of effort and hard work, but eventually it will pay off. -Maria Fernandez- Ireresa Pointdexter, Nellie Garcia, Lupe Parra, Kim Nettles, Maria Quintos, Linda Manous, Julie Meneghini, Karen Kozlowski, Patricia Waddy Rachel Cano, Laura Hollon, Denise Hurst, Julie Gersjies, Jeanine McDonald, Evangelina Hernandez, Raxanne Diaz, :hantel Bigelow MaryAnn Dawson, Lisa Manous, Arlene Guzman, Rebecca Lujan, Martha Grijalva, Mary Davis, Mike Hollon, Pam pieyra Lafarique Aubry, Miclielle Dixon, Kim Clark, Sharon Alpaugh, Mary Byren, Hector De La Torrez, Angelica Bravo. below- Veronica smiles for the photographer. below- Lunch time is perfect for gathering with friends. GAA and Lettermen Letterman ' s Club and G.A.A. both dedicate most of their time to master- ing their skill at sports. Their determi- nation has definitely paid off for them. This is shown by their commitment to practice daily to acheive the golden pot at the end of the rainbow. — Robin Adcle Dodson — Dave Plunkett, Paul Ahumad, Brian Conboy. Denis Bilodeau. Martin Palacious, Sergio Solorzano, Otto Esca- lante, Vince Garcia, Ferinand Vasquez, Thomas Glover, Billy Parker, Ken Jennings, Damon Hogan, Keith Donerson, Henry Jenks, Andrew Jackson, Dave VanRuitten, Owen Ferguson, John Pukini, Tom Parker, Daniel Martin, Aldo Orellana, William Tnay. Nick Ontiveros, Danny Delcompo, Danny Escobar. Tony Lopez, Tony Conrado, Ernie Medina, Cris Vega, Steve Gomez, Alburt Orozo, Roman Mendoza, David Riskey, Moderator-Ken La Vigne Doreen Munoz, Dolores Gonzales, Marlene Vega, Julie Enriquez, Teresa Poindexter, Jeanie McDonald, Lisa Jacques, Melissa Aponte, Pat Garcia, Angela Calderon, Maria Borunda, Kimberly Clark, Joyce Aponte, Jeanine Liberatore, Eileen Byrne, Angelica Bravo, Veronica Reynso, Irsia Monzon, Valerie Talvera, Tamico Brown, Lliana Santos, Kim Mada, Jenifer Shores, Christine Craig, Lisa Macias, Stephanie Ramirez. Cynthia Payn, Chris Aviles, Martha Grijalva, Anne Williams, Sandra Sacedo, Paula Esparza, Dana Finley, Monic a Gauss, Patti Freeman, Valerie Kelleher, Caria Lugo. Tracy Scott. Patsy Loveless, Celeste Biddle, Kathy Buron, Julie Meneghini, Mclanie Brown, Mary Estrada, Laura Fierro, Mary Kelsey, Mary Davis, Roxanne Diaz, LaNette Hill, Gina Martinez, Theresa Nunez 64 gaa and lettermen BIO-MEDICAL The Bio-Medical Club is a group which focuses it ' s attention on looking toward futures in the scientific field. The members of this club attend many trips and group functions in hope of learning just a little more about the world of medicine. A great future lies ahead. - Good Luck! -Maria Fernandez- Teresa Aniorcha Melissa Aponte, Damien Ballhaser. Edith Basulto, Patty Betancourt, Chantel Bigelow, Steven Black. Teresa Caseres, Angela Calderon Gabriela Dorati, Carolyn Fair. Maria Fernandez, Mana Fromata, Nellie Garcia, Pat Garcia,. Tony Garcia. Tatia Gardner, Vera Garcia, Auguste Godling, Silvia Guzman, Evangelina Hernandez. Jesus Lopez. Hilda Luaces, Linda Manous, Lisa Manous. Janet Martinez Jeanine McDonald. Rosita Moncada, Laurs Osuna, Lupe Parra, Terri Poindexter, Maria Quintos. Barbara Rogosinski, Beverly Shelton, Vicki Smith. Falguni Solanki, Michelle Villanueva, Matt Zamora, above- l- elen and Santiago spot the photographer. left- Lucy and Teresa take some time out to socialize. bio-medical 65 PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad is a new idea to Pius this year in chccrleading. In the past they were seperate groups. Now they are combined and came to the of Pep Squad . Adjusting to this new idea was hard at first but things worked themselves out. The Pep Squad cheered on the athle- tic teams this year and had fun too. The Pep Squad would like to thank Ms. Dever, their moderator, for all she did for them. -Ann McCoy- right- Rachel Cano, Martha Casares, Cindy Euora, Neisha Hurskin, Kari Mada, Ann Mc- Coy. Kim Nettles, Stacey Prothro, Madeline Terry, JoAnne Timoney. above- Studious squad members prepare for a class. above- Sergio and some of the girls pose for the camera. 66 pep squad DRILL TEAM Drill Team is one squad that shows unity, enthusiasm, and determination. The three captains, Liz, Tracy and Ana, have taken their squad to several competitions and placed 2nd at Ar- royo Competition. They have proven to be a hard working squad. With so few girls on the team, it is plain to see all the hard work that goes into each of their routines. Ms. Dever has given the girls alot of support and encourage- ment and they would like to thank her for it. -Tracy Guzzo Ann McCoy- left- Tracy Guzzo, Ana Martinez, Mary Byrne, Andrea Zamora, Suzanne Jaques, Kim Goodson, Maribel De Leon, Gloria Marquez, Dora Garfio, Monique Figeroa, Barbara Thompson, Tonique Johson, Dana Banks. Elizabeth Torres. above- The photographer catches the at- tention of Maribel at the rally. left- Gloria finds her performance amus- ing. drill team 67 J.V. Cheer The Junior Varsity team this have done a great job. We hope year is smaller compared to past that they continue to participate in years. They supported their teams activities in their last years at Pius and participated in the rallies, X. Good job girls, keep it up! showing their enthusiasm. They -Patricia Del Rio- n,- ■ ' ' ' «m mm above ■ Denise Davis, Michelle BrooPis (Capt.), Kimberly Clark (Co. f Capt.), Olga Mendez. Katherine Kim, MaeDal Martin. above - Kimberly and MaeDal, ask themselves well, do you think we ' ll ever make It lor models? right - Kimberly smiles happily for the camera, while Kathy is entertained taking off gum from her nails. 68 j.v. cheer 1.4 .1 OKTEMH Freshmen Cheer This year the Freshmen Cheerleaders really showed their pride for the school. They participated in the rallies and they supported the freshmen football, and basketball team all the way by attending and cheering at their games. For not having freshmen cheer- leaders for so long they kept the crowd awake in spirit. Hopefully these girls will con- tinue to show spirit and cheer throughout their remaining years at Pius. GOOD LUCK GIRLS. -Patricia Del Rio- above - Norma, Angle, and Regina crack up over the antics at noon rally. left ■ Angie and Laura sneak a look over the crowd. top . Adriana Eble, Norma Del Rio (Capt.) Celeste Santos, Cherie Stevenson, Laura Gallegos, Rita Arrendando. Regina King, Donna Emrich (Co. Capt) Angelina Cendejas. freshmen cheer 69 PEP CLUB Pep Club put their spirit a step further this year and purchased new uni- forms to wear at all the games and school func- tions. This year ' s Pep club is full of enthusiasm. They help bring the crowd alive with their cheers. We thank them for their spirit and hope that their school pride and dedication con- tinues throughout their years at Pius. -Robin Adele Dodson- above- Pep club officers: Pamela right- Pep Club members show off Newby (SEC), Dana Harper (V-Pres.), ttieir Pius Pride. Robin Dodson (Pres ) Roxanne Massey (Treas,! above- Pep Club Members: Lisa Anderson, Ana Aparacio, Edithe Basulto, Veronica Bcttencourt, Anna Borjorquez, Maria Borunda, LaTrice Brownridge, Rhonda Coleman, Jenai Davis, Romona Davis, Lisa Doninquez, Gabriela Dorati, Lynette Duran, Danna Finely. Stephani Fulson. Rosalva Garcia, Tatia Gardner, Dora Garfio, ' Luz Gonzalez, Virginia Gonzalez, Regina Haller, Laura Hollon, Kris Martinez, Lisa Martinez, Robin Massey, Alberta Maxwell, Tracy McMillan, Maggie Mendez, Tanya Nelson. Orlinda Ornelas. Lupe Parra, Teresa Patton, Cherise Parker, Amelia Rivera, Maria Rivera, Lisa Rosales, Guadalupe Ruiz, Sharon Scroggins, Laura Seiple. Karen Stoos, Kelly Washington, Andrea Wright, Robin Dodson, Dana Harper, Pamela Newby, Roxanne Massey 70 pep club Tech Crew Tech Crew, though small this year, has done an out- standing job. An event did not go by without the help of these people. Their skill and knowledge is heavily depend- ed upon by all who partici- pate in rallies, assemblies and certain sporting events. Many thanks for the hard work and dedication. -Robin Dodson- above - Tech Crew at a rally. They really work hard for us. tech crew 71 CHESS The Chess Club started out rather slow this year, but they picked up the pieces and really got going. The chess club received a new moderator this year just as Pius received a new teacher, Mr. Todd. The chess club involves a lot of concentration and dedica- tion, and we are proud to say that the club is very dedicated to their different matches whether they be against one another or an- other chess club. ■Robin Dodson- Abovc- Chess members in a very serious Chess match, the end result will determine their status. The other Pius X students watch Above- Chess members around the school. Above- Moderators: Mr Todd Fr Campion Members: Samuel Amezquita, Edward Catlett, Yuri Lepick, Dionna Hollingsworth, Tony Lopez. Monica Montez, Joseph Briola, Paul Palacio, Adriana Abreu, Carlos Llorena, Robert Friere, Veronica Bettencourt, Ana Aparacio, Rosalva Garcia. Paul Pallin, Santiago Perez, Helen Angulo, David Box, Ruben Duron, David Plunkett. Joselito Rocha, Jason Rocha 72 chess club Glee Band This year ' s Glee mainly consisted of freshmen, juniors and a few sen- iors. They did a great job by singing in the Thanksgiving Mass, Christ- mas program and other special oc- casions throughout the years. We hope that they continue sharing their great talents and sing them- selves to success. Under the direction of Mr. Drol- linger this year ' s band had many accomplishments they showed their enthusiastic spirit by performing at important rallies and bringing the cheerleaders alive at the Warrior Stadium. We would like to con- gratulate them for their outstanding performance at the Homecoming rally and game. Many thanks to Mr. Drollinger for encouraging his members and making them success- ful. -Patricia Del Rio- top- Monica Acosta. Joyce Aponte, William Arango, Dana Banks, Susana Barajas, Edith Ba- sulto. Kimberly Brasher, Angelica Bravo, La- trice Brownridge, Laura Cerda, Xochtil Cordo- va, Veronica Corral, Lupe Delgado, Adriana Ebel, Linda Elston, Martha Espinosa, Lupe Flo- res, Jenni Garcia, Terri Hampton. Angela Hobbs, Tonique Johnson, Eula Jordan, Inger Lane, Elaine Martinez, Jessica Mercado, Joanne Middleton, Janice McCready, Cristina Palestro, Carmen Pando, Rocio Parra, LeShawn Perry, Jenee Raleigh, Molly Ramos, Luis Reves, Eric Romanelli, Bernadette Sotelo, Christina Vahl, Sonia Vento right- Ardiono Aldridge, Lisa Anderson, Robby Bottoms, Kevin Cano, Charles Criner, Wesley Cureton, Ralph Garcia, Tony Garcia, Luis Gon- zalez, Dorinda Griffith, Loretta Guzmab, Gloria Marquez, Philip Moore, Jason Roberts, Shawn Rowden, John Ryan, Franics Smith, Angela Tip- pins, Harley Whitcomb. D r a m a This year the Drama Club has shared their many talents with the students at Pius X. The group, led by Mr. Ball, has shown great potential by performing in various functions including the Christmas program, the Spring play, and numerous skits performed throughout the year. What ' s most important is that they really enjoy what they are doing and this all becomes possible by working together as a group. -Maria Fernandez- right - These people don ' t appreciate talent when they see it below - Neisha wishes Keith would always be her leading man. Left to Right M Curi. M. Casares. M, Terry, M Kelscy, P. Segovja. R, Mendez, F Baron, L. Romero. S. Amesquita, L Ruiz. R Coleman. M. Brown. T, Livlnston. L. Estrada, T. Garcia. M. Garneff, T. Caceres. A. Fernandez. H Luaces, M. Perez. G, DeDen, E Rodriguez, M. Brooks, I. Perez. S. Prothro. N. Hursl in, T. Glover Not Pictured C Angulo, V Alluin, V. Redmond. R. Perez. D. Young. M, Satyer, M Acosta, O. Jimenez, H Angulo, T Gardner, C Plestro, L Romero, C- Robinson, L, Lopez, L. Jacquez, M Rocha. R. Rocha. C. Aviles, R, King. A. Tippins. L Hickman. C Matthews, N Walker, M. Fernandez, P Betancourt, J Timoney. W Traiy, J Martinez, A. Hobbs, T. Granda, K. Clark. C. Lugo. R Fascio, P Esparza, L. Perry, L Gallego 74 dr, cJ.O. i. This year the Junior statesman of America was ed by Mrs. Taylor. The mem- bers are politically involved and are strong in motivation, they have proven this through meetings, debates, speaker programs and educa- bclow- 1 dare you to take that ipicture. tional trips which took place throughout the school year. They have also shown their political interest by attending several conferences held in Los Angeles and Sacramen- to. ■Maria Fernandez- right- Jason and Laura smile as their picture is being taken. above- Marisol Alonzo, Lazara Ben.tez. Chantel B.gclow, Denn.s B.lodeau. Denn.s Blacl , Ange a Calderon, Er.ca Calderon, K™b. ly Cla k Ramon Diaz, Micrtelle Dixon, Gabr.ela Dorat,, Nelhe Garoa, Dora Garf.o, Teres.ta Granda, Martina Gr„alve, Sylvia Guzman E ' angel,na Hernandez. Laura Hernandez, Letica Hernandez, Laura Hollon, Denise Hurst, Osm, J.menez, Sandy Ka.hata Anna Knigtit, Lucy Lope . Rebecca Lujan Linda Manous, Lisa IVIanous, Jeanine l cDonald, I aggie l endez, Julie Menegtiini, Rosita Moncada, Anna OLalde, Kim Oliver, Orlinda Ornelas, Lupe Parra, Teresa Patton, I onica Perez, ( ana Quintos, Stephanie Ramirez, David Riskey, Jackie Rodriguez, Kattiy Rodriguez, Lupe Ruiz, Anne Schooling, Angala Tippins, Fernando Vasquez, Kathy Burton j,s.a. 75 TIARA There has been some changes in the Yearbook class. The Newspaper and the Yearboo k have been combined, resulting in double work for these students. The Yearbook staff worked long and hard during the school year making it the best ever. They would like to wish next year ' s members good luck in keeping this tradi- tion strong. A special thanks to Mrs. Walker for all her help and reliance. •Ann McCoy- right- The two editors take time out to smile for the camera. i I HPvi- z B I k h i v Hb h ■ H :- 1 % A 76 tiara above- Staff members gather for a quick candid shot- left- Owen and Patty have no time for day- dreaming. right- Monique, Tracy, Sandi, and Tammy are hard at work and enjoying themselves. left- Robin, Maria, and Pat are putting together one section of the yearbook tiara 77 They will help you when you need to be helped and counsel you. ■Myron Moreno- Thcy offer the support and the help I need m some of my classes Monica Gauss- The faculty has a habit of mak- ing a person work and bringing out the best in a person. -Evangelina Hernandez- The faculty offers friendship. Ms. Taylor- If it wasn ' t for the faculty. Pius wouldn ' t be the school it is. -Anonymous- 78 faculty Father Milbauer Father Milbauer As we welcomed the new year we welcomed a new principal. He was a refreshing change from the past years ' harshness. Father Milbauer was a big success with students and teachers alike. He promoted school spirit and his friendly attitude has brought students together. We would like to thank him for the many fine changes around campus. -Jean Sunderhaft- above- Hey! What are you doing with that camera? left-Father Milbauer ' s place of work. above left-Father Milbauer checking out the campus. faculty 79 No Photo Available ADMINISTRATION These teachers have taken on the responsibility of keeping discipline and organization in school activities. We are grateful for their concern and the fine example they set for the students. We are truly shaping into a student body to be admired as a result of their efforts. ■Jean Sunderhaft- Fr. Campion Jeanne Brennan Michael O ' Donneil 80 faculty COUNSELORS When ever you ' ve had personal or scholastic problems you ' ve probably visited your class coun- selor. They are always happy to help out a dis- tressed student with any problem. They can help you out from figuring out your future career to helping you finding a date for the prom. -Jean Sunderhaft- Sr Marqupnte r n K tt lS I m w Mike Vitale Douglas Ball J I c 1 :.m -— r=r:r:Jfc « (,ii i i g BJII B 1 r j l i ' • i H Christine Kocourek Religion Religion has always been a top priority strengthens our faith and teaches us to at Pius. The classes range from the Old relate to others. Testament to Marriage. This education Ms Deuer Mr Salatich Mrs Soua 82 faculty SOCIAL STUDIES above- Ms. Tremayne What is Social Studies? Social Studies is the study of the worlds orgin, its past and its present, it is a subject most people can relate to. It gives the students knowl- ed ge of their heritage. You might say it brings a little of the world to Pius. ■George Castellanos- faculty 83 1 vS, 1 B - J % 1 1 ■ V English and Language English is a favorite subject for many teresting. We must give special thanks to people at Pius. The reason for this is the our language teachers. They have a hard teachers. They make learning fun and in- job and are very good teachers. 84 faculty Math and Science Who can forget the confusing equa- difficult. We are lucky to have such tions we had to solve in math and sci- dedicated and patient teachers, ence? These are subjects that are very Mr. Santisteven Sr. Anna Mario Mrs Taylor Mrs Borgh Mr Lamprosht Mr Tummlnia faculty 85 Fine Arts and P.E. It ' s nice to have a class where you ' re able to ex- press your individuality. P.E. and the arts are exam- ples of this. After having to memorize equations and authors, many students find P.E. and Fine Arts a refreshing change. You have to work just as hard as in your other classes, but each student strives your their individua goa -Alida Fernandez Sr. Anne Mr. Drollinger Secretary Librarians Sr, Stephanie Mrs Reesr We the students, would like to give our very special thanks to the secretaries at Plus. We thank Mrs. McWeeney fo r her help and patience in the li- brary. The publication staff would like to extend our appre- ciation for the use of her ty- perwriter whenever we were running late (which was al- ways). We thank Mrs. Price for having our test printed on time. Mrs. Thiel for maintaining our finances up to date. The sen- iors especially thank Mrs. Reck for getting our transcripts sent on time. We thank all our sec- retaries for their hard work and their long hours of dedication. •Alida Fernandez- CAFETERIA We should admire the cafeteria staff at Pius. These ladies work hard to make sure the long lines of hungry students are promptly fed. Once the bell rings and the students leave, they stay behind to clean our mess. They manage to do all this with a smile. •Alida Fernandez- Mrs. Vitale Mrs. Esparza 88 faculty :sr«saara(!BR ;-U--L ' ililiitii Custodians Imagine the mess Pius would be in without our custo- dians! They are always hard at work, cleaning, trimming and watering. We thank this friendly staff for keeping our school free of litter and unsightly weeds. Their efforts are greatly appreciateed. - Alida Fernandez - left- A custodian hard at work. faculty 89 2 X CO a: To be a Freshman to me means to be one of the babies of the school. -Cynthia Ramirez- I feel good about being a Fresh- man. -Barbara Thompson- To be a Freshman? I guess it feels kind of weird, like I ' m start- ing all over again. ■Jenai Davis- When I first came to Pius I thought the school was really big — there were so many people. But now that I ' ve had the chance to meet all these people, Pius is iust like a big family. Anonvmous- It ' s not easy to be a Freshman, but I think It ' s fun -Tonique Johnson- 90 freshmen Michelle Abrego Adriana Abrell Martha Acosta Monica Acosta Norma Alatorre Ubaldo Aleman Katrina Allen Kevin Allen Vanessa Alluin Marisol Alonzo Joselito Alvarado Arnaldo Alvarez Donna Amrich Elizabeth Andalon Daniel Angulo Teresa Antorcha Joyce Aponte William Abrango Rita Arredondo Thomas Arriola Stephanie Bahan Damien Balthaser Dana Banks Lisa Barajas Keith Barret Graciela Barron Edith Basulto Chamois Beal Monique Belizea Lazara Benitez Let)cia Betancourt Steven Blake Anthony Blakely Marisela Bonilla Richard Brainard freshmen 91 LceAnn Branch Christopher Brashcar Ruth Bustamente Clifford Bybee Eileen Byrne Paul Calderon Kevin Cano Gabriela Cardenas Aaron Carr Juan Carvajal Laura Carunte Alfred Castro Henry Castro Veronica Ceja Angelina Cendejas Laura Cerda Josefina Cervantes Vincent Cervantes Hilda Chaiday Silvia Chavez Arnold Cheesman Joyce Chung Carriee Clayton Gregory Cloutier Adrian Cobian Christina Commodore Veronica Corral Danny Covarrubius Moses Covarrubias DeEtera Crudup James Crumsey Leticia Curry Jenai Davis Lupe Delgado Norma Alicia Del Rio Eddie Dixon 92 freshmen Greta Douglas Ron Drabos Christina Dresser Adriana Ebel Stacey Elliano Loretta Enriquez Martha Espinoza Elizabeth Evans Angela Fajardo Rosa Fascio Tommy Faulkner Margaret Feigusen Danna Finley Maria Frometa Yvette Gaines Laura Gallegos Sandra Gallegos Maria Garcia Vera Garcia Martha Garfio David Gayton James Gibson Augusto Godinez Cynthia Godinez Monica Godinez Oscar Gomez Cecilio Gonzalez Dino Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Lawrence Gonzalez Leticia Gonzalez Soma Gonzalez Virginia Gonzalez Lisa Granados Dorinda Griffith David Gutierrez freshmen 93 Myra Gutierrez Marcia Heintz Anna Hernandez Laura Hernandez Raul Hernandez Silvia Hernandez William Hernandez Catherine Hertzog Tiffany Hines Shannon Hobbs Lee Holden Leza Holqum Ernie Howard Corina Huerta David Huerta Paul Ingram Merri Jaeger John Jansen Williams Jenkins Nicholas Jennings Tashima Johnson Christina Kalagris Stanley Kang Brandon Kemp Regina King Ana Knight Teresa Kozlowski Zeferino Lanos Kelly Lassig Francis Laurente Ralph Lechuga Stevoni Lee Linda Leon Jeanine Liberator Carlos Llarena Cindy Lopez Jesus Lopez Laura Lopez Jacqueline Luna Billie Jo Lynch Tara Madison Michelle Madrid Rosa Marchese Jose Martin 94 freshmen Christina Martinez Elaine Martinez Lorena Martinez Sandra Martinez Robyn Massey Kisha Maxie Alberta Maxwell Brett McDowell Robert McLoud Louis Mendez Catherine Mendoza Tina Mendoza John Mendoza Jacqueline Mercado Kathleen Middlcton Marlene Miranda Eric Mitchell Lucy Moncada Maria Moran Jackson Mosley Vaughn Mulraine Maritza Muniz James Myers freshmen 95 Keith Myricks John Neal Carlos Negrcte Tanya Nelson Darryl Norwood Eduardo Nunez Theresa Nunez Florence Ochoa Rudolph Ochoa Julio Olivas Laura Olivas Yola Ornelas Clara Orozco Oscar Orozco Christina Ortego Ana Palacios Christina Palestro Orlando Palomo Rocio Parra Gerard Patino LaVerne Patterson Sheila Pautsch Marylin Pellot Rebecca Pena Marguette Penniman Ignacio Peralta Silvia Perez Rolanda Perkins Andre Pitts Raquel Porter Eli Portugal 96 freshmen Ana Preciado Jerry Quintana Jence Raleigh Cynthia Ramirez Jose Ramirez Mareo Ramirez Molly Ramos Michelle Range! Virginia Redmond Luis Reyes Ruben Reyes Monica Rivera Jason Rocha Danny Rodriguez Kathleen Rodriguez Monica Rodriguez Barbara Rogozinski Eric Romanelli Lisa Romero Jesus Romo Lisa Resales Tycie Russel Enrique Salazar Gerardo Sala2cr Victor Salazar Cynthia Sanchez Serpio Sanchez Celeste Santos Sandra Saucedo Lisa Saumer Julie Schaefcr Erika Selzer Beverly Shclton Matthew Smith Seaneen Smith Falguni Solanki Noe Solis Fernando Solorzano Colette South freshmen 97 Alice Stewart Ydmulett Stewart Yvette Sutalo Valerie Talavera Barbara Thompson Dianne Timoney Robert Triay Olga Trujillo Dianna Valdez Norma Valenzuela Ana Varela Vincent Vargus Denise Vasquez Kenneth Velasquez Sergio Venegas Lina Vides Michelle Villanueva Michael Viramonte Christina Wahl Kelly Washington Adrianne Webb Karen West Earnest White Anne-Marie Williams Robert Williams Cleon Winkfield Melissa Wright Henry Yepez Michelle Young Ralph Zamora 98 freshmen It Is great to be a sophomore, its better than being a Freshman. •Miraya Acosta- think being a sophomore Is nice. •Linda Elston I ' m looking forward to completing my sophomore year here at Pius. -Luis Gonzalez- Being a sophomore means moving up in the school, and one step from becoming a Junior. -Michelle Brooks CO O X O o m CO sophomores 99 Miraya Acosta Regina Aguinaga Paul Ahumada Kim Albort Ardnono Aldridge Jeffery Allen Robert Allen Sharon Alpaugh Samuel Amezquita Lisa Anderson Christine Aviles Luis Azurduy Tamara Baily Lydia Ballesteros Elizabeth Banueioz Susana Barajas Magdony Batres Jorge Becernl Michael Beckham Gustavo Bcllinghausen Denis Bilodeau Anna Bo)orguez Jesus Bonilla Robby Bottoms David Box Tamico Brown Alfredo Buelna Mary Byrne Maria Calvo Angela Carmack Henry Carvajal 100 sophomores 4 ■! V VL ri r 1 Edward Catlett Sandra Celli Ana Chase Alex Checsman Jr. Kimberly Clark Brian Conboy Xochiti Cordova Christine Craig Charles Criner Gabino Cuen Denise Davis Romona Davis Ricardo DeLeon Elvia Deigado Jeannette Deigado Jennifer DelRosario Victor Deras Michelle Dixon ' i K 1 Lisa Dominquez 5 r i Patricia Dorati M Deronda DuBose Lynette Duren 4, { Pi f Ruben Duron « , .1 F Linda Elston Rory Ewing -i ■ Margarita Farias Rene Fierro Lupe Flores Mercedes Flores Raymond Fonseca Michael Franchini Patricia Freeman Bridgette Freeny Robert Freire JosG Frometa Stephani Fulsom Alicia Gallegos Arthur Garcia Ralph Garcia Victor Garcia Tatia Garnder Monica Gauss Victor Gomez Sandra Gonzales Claudia Gonzales Luis Gonzales Luz Maria Gonzales Kenneth Goodson Lorctta Guzman Tracy Hall Tern Hampton sophomores 101 Brent Harris James Harton Lisa Hickman Author Hinojosa Marcus Holcombe Selwyn Hollins Mochael Hollon Ernesto Huertas Rosa Inchausti Andrew Jackson Marelina Jackson Mira Jaisinghani Myron Jones Paul Keehart Bryant Kilgore Catherine Kir Inger Lane Tarrance Lee John Leonard Raymond Lapick Daniel Livingston 102 sophomores «;s a. 0 Joseph Loero Kelly Lopez Victor Lopez Gloria Lora Lisa Macias Kimberly Mada VJ ' w - .. ' A Erika Madrid Marlene Magalianez r.. David Maganna Jordan Marcelo MaeDel Martin Todd Martin Gary Martinez Gina Martinez Roger Martinez Ceazanne Mathews Janice McCready Tracy McMillian Carlos Mendez Javier Mendez Olga Menendez Elizabeth Mendiuel Ruben Mendoza sophomores 103 Jessica Mercado Olegario Meza Arleen Millian Cherlsse Montcilh Phillip Moore Myron Moreno Alfonso Muniz Mariza Muniz Maria Naranjo Lisa Navarrette Feliberto Navarro Gabriala Navarro Edwardo Nearez Rosalba Nunez Eddie Oal ly Michael Ojnaga Oscar Olivas Raul Palacio Carmen Pando Jacqueline Paredes Miguel Para Cynthia Payan Beatriz Pena Edward Perez John Perez LeShawn Perry April Peters Louise Phillipi David Plunkett Michael Pitts Matthias Quintos Enrique Ramos Annett Rangel Pretty Reid Veronica Reynosos David Riskey Adrian Rivera Amelia Rivera Paula Rodriges Richard Rodngues Robert Rodrigues Edwin Rojas Gabriel Roseli 104 sophomores John Ryan Francoise Salavarrieta Carlos Salcedo June Salinas Maria Salum Idilio Sanchez Jesus Sanchez Lisa Sandova. Cornel Sandoz lliana Santos Johnathan Scott Tracy Scott Kenneth Seiple Kevin Seward Jennifer Shores Laurence Skinner Frances Smith Cynthia Sobalvarro Leticia Solis Bernadette Sotelo Karen Stoos Cynthia Stromen Michelle Taiamantes Shelley Thomas Patricia Torrez Alexandra Turdevich Cienaro Uribe Clementina Valdez Susana Valdez Rocio Vergara Mary Vertiz Michele Walker Nadra Walker Harley Whitcomb Andrea Wright Andrea Zamora sophomores 105 O 2 D To be a Junior is not being classified as an underclassman anymore. •Lisa Schwyter- Pius IS a friendly place 1 don ' t think I ' d ratfier be anyplace else. -Mary Davis- Juniors have spirit and we showed it throughout this year, -Monique Figueroa- Three cheers for Father Milbauer. -Pam Vieyra- It ' s not whether you win or lose a game it ' s how you play the game that really counts -Marlene Vega- Juniors, remember as long as we are all together there isn ' t anything we can ' t accomplish. I ' m proud of you all -Martha Griialva- It ' s finally 3 down and 1 to go. -Nivi Sanchez- 106 juniors Arlene Aguirre Crirla Alarcon Cathy Angulo Richie Antee Leo Anzoatcgui Melissa Aponte Renee Aranda LaFarique Aubry Jose Barrios Jerry Benefield Chantel Bigelow Dennis Black Maria Borunda Kim Brashear Angelica Bravo Cynthia Cabrera Angela Calderon Terri Carrion Raymond Casas Beatriz Castellanos John Castillo Dolores Chavez Lucy Chavez Mike Coburn Roslyn Cochran juniors 107 Tony Corado Hector Corral Melinda Cortez Danny Covarrubias Wesly Cureton Mary Davis Maryann Dawson Maria De La Nuez Hector De La Torre Danny Del Campo Maribel DeLeon Angela Delgado Martin Delgado Roxanne Dias Eddie DeSylva Dennis Drain Francisca Duron Juan Enemas Ramon Enemas Julie Enriquez Danny Escobar Sean Escontrias Paula Esparza Mary Eslrada Carolyn Fair Agustin Farias Laura Fierro Monique Figueroa Ed Fimbres Mario Flores Charlie Freire Eric Furguson Ed Gallegos Albert Galvan Jenny Garcia 108 juniors Pat Garcia Tony Garcia Steve Gomez Mike Gonzales Dolores Gonzales Eddie Gonzales Kim Goodson Martha Grijalva Arlene Guzman Karen Hanson Jason Harton Darick Hendrix Dominique Hernandez Jesse Hernandez Leticia Hernandez Miguel Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Lanette Hill Angela Hobbs Dionna Hollingsworth Joilyn Holmes Samuel Hughes Susie Jacques juniors 109 Angela Jimenez Osmi Jimenez Charles Jones Maria Jones Helena Johnson Sandv Kaihatu Valerie Kelleher Reggie King Lisa Kollasch Kathy La Londe Salvador Lara Lisa Liddell Tony Lopez Rebecca Lujan Caria Lugo Jim Lugo Lisa Manous Gloria Marquez Danny Martin Bernadette Martinez Danny Martinez Kristine Martinez Lisa Martinez Martha Martinez Raul Martinez Ernie Medina Maggie Mendez Elizabeth Mendoza Roman Mendoza Joanne Middleton Rene Miranda . 10 juniors Monica Montez Irsia Monzon Damon Moore Julie Moreno Sandra Munns Doreen Munoz Nick Ontiveros Orlinda Ornclas Albert Orozco Raphael Ortiz Billy Parker Cherise Parker Eddie Patino Carol Phillipi Harges Pittman Mike Polak Jovce Pruitt Janet Quesada Monica Raygosa Regina Perez Santiago Perez Regina Priest Angela Renteria Olimpia Reyes Stephanie Reyes Maria Rivera Raul Rocha Arthur Rodriquez Desiree Rodriquez Jackie Rodriquez luniors 111 I I I Belica Romero Miguel Rubalcava Nivi Sanchez Annie Schooling Lisa Schwyter Laura Sciple Raul Serrano Danny Smith Vicky Smith Scott Simon Maricela Solorzano Rochelie Spiuey Aubrey Taylor Angela Tippins Liz Torres William Triay Diana Vasquez Cris Vega Marlene Vega Soma Vento Pam Vieyra Keith Walker Jason Warren Sonja White Gary Williams Tammy Williams Diana Young Lisa Zamora Larry Zeledon Marisol Zeledon 112 juniors Senior year: the end is near and so is a new beginning. ■Patricia Waddy- To be a Senior, I think it feels good. I ' m looking forward to Homecoming, Prom, Gradu- ation, and Grad Nite. ■Wayne Bulson- Finally, I ' ve made it through! ■Denise Hurst- To be a Senior means that suddenly you are the one who is being looked up to. It also means that instead of having plenty of time to think about college, the time is now here. -Madeline Terry This is our year, and it ' s the best ' -Anonymous left-Senior Class Officers; Nei- L sha Hurskin. Sec, Dana Harper, Treas , Tony Lopez, Pres., and Cristina Cabrera, Vice-Pres m Z o CO seniors 113 above- Sorru Ron. 1 r.ity ,in,i An.i .in ' with nit- Henry Angulo Ana Aparicio Rirharrl Aqi Fernando Barrnn Patricia Betancourt Veronica Bethenrourt 114 Celeste Biddle Kevin Bigelow Melanie I-lrown Latrice Brownndge Cnstina Cabrera Teresa Caceres above- Those bugs in Biology are verv disgusting, Richard! above- But Jesse, I don ' t agree with you Rachel Cano Martha Casares 115 above- Becky, Sue and Michelle en|oy each others company Roscot? Cherry Deborah Coburn i ■■ PI P 0 R H - -A M r H - -r- ' ' H r ' 1 i Rfki ■ _ | t H 1 H H Rhnnria rnloman Jerome Collins Elizabeth Cnvarriibias Michael Covarruvias 1 16 Monica Cur Gracie De Den Doris Delgado Patricia Del Rio Ramon Diaz Robin Dodson Jane Donahue Keith Donnerson Gabriela DoratI LaNita Duren Otto Escalante Silvia Esparza Ernie Espinoza Luis Estrada Cvnthia Euora Suzanne Ewing Agustin Farias Owen Ferguson Alida Fernandez Maria Fernandez David Franco Theresa Garcia Julie Gersjes Marilyn Galban Nick Gallegos Vincent Garcia Dora Garfio Anthony Gibson 3 H Hp PI B V fe ' H Bf-! % H ii M ( 9 ' l H J i 1 Rosalva Garcia Monica Garneff 1 ly Thomas Glover Teresita Granda above- Drill officors show off their new uniforms. Benny Green Sylvia Gu Tracv Guzzo Dana Harper Evangellna Hernandez above- Thpse A S B members en)oy drinking Cactus Cnoler! ' Nancy Hernandez Wendy Hernandez Anthony Hill Maria Hil Damon Hogan 119 r . soA p opf R General Hospital FAST foov RE TAUK T McDonald ' s -j V. Sir Co ' zhs ' ■ Three ' s Company 4t 6th Period STYLES OF t Kess Casual Movies: Trading Places and Flashdance icToe: Eddie Murphy § Sy — P ' £?C ' C f ' Jane Kennedy Q T PE oF ' FOOD- Mexican Eddie Murphy ' GUAil V KlVD Of- CAl -. Porsche Rick Dees (KIIS FM) 50NG Total Eclipse of the Heart fvAlJic bTATio K-ROQ Mi 5i 6 R.ou p Duran Duran MALesi; ; ep : Michael Jackson PEMALE 5 V6 B Pat Benatar Laura Hollon Nelsha Hurskin Denise Hurst Lisa Jacques Henry Jenks Ken Jennings Mary Kelsey Karen Kozlowski Michelle Krisman I liis l_acefield David Leon P. ' t, ' L. ' V.HI „_ Becky Liberatore Doris Littlepage Ron Livingston Tamra Livingston Anthony Lopez Lucy Lopez Patsy Loveless Hilda Luaces V: J Kan Mada Linda Manous Susan Marsolino Anna Martinez Daniel Martinez Denise Martinez Janet Martinez Roxanne Massev Ann McCoy Jeanine McDonald Regina Mendez Daniel Mendoza 123 above- Varsity Pep members take a long needed break Victoria Mora Lisa Morales Gil Moreno Denita Mor Vladimir Navare Michael Nauarrette 124 Arlie Nepi Kim Nettles Pamela Newby Anna Olade 1 Kim Oliver Juan Ordaz Tama Ordonez Victor Oregal Jesus Ortiz Laura Osuna Anthony Owens Martin Palacios B r ■ ' -n H 1 H ' jjpn H ' - ' j| ■ H i 1 Thomas Parker Lupe Parra Arun Patel Teresa Patton Ivonne Perez Monica Perez Bobby Pirtle Teresa Poindexter 125 Leo Quiroz Laura Ramirez Lilia Ramirez Stephanie Ramirez Finn Ric, Michael Richards Jason Roberts Joseph Rocha 126 Maricela Rocha Ellen Rodriguez John Rodriguez Shawn Rowden Patricia Segovia LaFayette Shelton Doug Smith Sergio Solorzano Kimberly Stoos Joe Stoykovich Jeanne Sunderhaft Donna Swope Madaline Terry Joanne Timoney Ferdinando Vasquez Pictures not taken: Marc Coppedge Nellie Garcia Christopher Kilgore Thomas Melendez Julie Meneghini Rosita Moncado Edward Moraza Aldo Orellana Kevin Poche Chandra Robinson Guadalupe Ruiz Enriqueta Solorzano Peter Utreras David VanRuiten Patricia Waddy Shawn Walker Matthew Zamora 127 THE CLASS OF 1984 This last page of the Senior section is dedicated to the Class of 1984. Many thought the class would not make it through all four years at Pius. It seems as though cverytime a person turned around the class was in trouble. Many friendships have been acquired over the years and they will certainly be cherished. We have shared many special moments and they have been the best of our lives. We have seen each other grow from a frightened freshman to pimples, dates, ackwardness. Homecomings, principals, Proms and finally to being a GRADUATING SENIOR!! The future for us is uncertain, but we can make it! We are determined and strong! Let us go forth from our Graduation Day, remember our four years at Pius, and make our mark in the world!! Thanks for the memories, Denise Hurst 128 seniors ALBA, RICHARD Lettermans Club 4. Frosh Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Track 1. 2, 4; Senate 4 Goal- study Police Science. ANGULO. HELEN Pep Club 1 . 2, Tech Crew 4 (Secretary); J V Track Goal attend Compton College ANGULO. HENRY Letterman ' s Club 4; Frosh Football. J V. Football. Varsity Football. Goal- undecided APARICIO. ANA Pep Club 4. Maya Club 4 Goal study Computer Science AQUI. RICHARD Goal |Oin Nauy. BARRON. FERNANDO: Glee club 1; Drama 4; Goal- undecided. BETANCOURT. PATRICIA: Bio- Medical Club 1. 3. 4; Ski Surf Club 1. Pep Club; Glee Club 1 . Drama Club 4; Hispanic Club 3; Social Action Club 4; Publications. Goal- Junior College to Cal- State, major in Medicine BETHENCOURT. VERONICA. Pep Club 4; Maya Club 4; Chest Club 4; Goal- undecided BIDDLE. CELESTE: Pep Club 1. 2. 4. Frosh Track; Varsity Track; Drama 4; G A A. 4. Goal- attend San Diego State University. BIGELOW. GERALD KEVIN: Verbum dei Men ' s Club 1; NHS 1. 2. CSF 2, 3; Newspaper- Yearbook 1. 4; Letterman ' s Club 4; Treasurer (Verbum Dei) 1; ASB Alumni Curriculum Commissioner 4; Track 1 (Verbum Dei). 2. 3. 4; Goal- to attend Long Beach State and become a commercial artist. BROWN. MELANIE: Pep Club 2; Drama 3; G.A A. 4; Varsity Softball. Goal- to become a math teacher. BROWNRIDGE. LATRICE: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Pep Club 3. 4. J V Track. Goal- undecided. BULOSAN. WAYNE Goal- Civil Engineering BURTON. KATHLEEN: Ski Club 1; Glee Club 1; Serf Club 1; G.A. A. 4; JSA 4 (Secretary); J V Track 1; Varsity Cross Country 2, 3. 4; Varsity Track 2. 3. 4. Goal- undecided. CABRERA. CRISTINA Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Vice President 1. Vice President 2; Activities Commissioner 3; Vice President 4. Goal- Undecided CACERAS. TERESA Pep Club 1; Bio-Medical Club. Drama 4; Goal- study Business Adminis- tration CALDERON, ERICA: Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1; G A A 4; Publications 4; CSF 2; NHS 2; J V Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Softball 1. 3 Goal- Fashion Buyer CANO. RACHEL: CSF 1. 2. 3. 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Bio-Medical Club 1, 2; Sophomore Secretary; Junior Secretary; Commissioner of Social Ac- tion 4; Varsity Song 3; Varsity Pep 4; Olympic Youth Liason 3, 4; J.V Track 1; Varsity Track 4 Goal- Loyola Marymount University. Major Political Science CAMPOS, MARC: Goal- undecided. CASARES. MARTHA CSF 1. 2; Youth Club 1. 2. 3. 4; NHS 1. 2; Jr Statesman 2; Ski Club 2; Drama 3, 4; C C D. 1. J V. Cheer 2; Varsity Song 3; Varsity Pep 4; Track 1, 4.; Treasurer 1. 2; Head Pepster 4. Goal- Psychology Major CASTELLANOS, GEORGE J V Basketball Goal Computer Technician CHERRY, ROSCOE Frosh Football, J V Foot ball; Varsity Basketball Goal Computer Sci- ence. COBURN, DEBBIE: Goal- Fashion Merchandis- ing. COLEMAN. RHONDA Pep Club 3. 4; Goal- Fashion Merchandising COLLINS. JEROME: Glee Club 1. 2; Frosh Football; Varsity Football 4; Frosh Basketball; Frosh Track; J.V. Track; Varsity Track. Goal- Become a doctor COPPEDGE. MARC Goal- undecided. COVARRUBIUS. MIKE. Letterman ' s Club 4; Frosh Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Footbal; Football; Senate 4 Goal- undecided COVARRUBIUS. ELIZABETH Maya Club 1. 2 Goal- undecided CURL MONICA Goal- Acting DEDEN. GRACIE: Glee Club 1; Drama 4; Social Action 4; Frosh Cross Country; Representative 1. 2; Senate 4 Goal undecided. DELGADO, DORIS: Glee Club 1; Publications 4 Goal- Interior Decorator DELRIO. PATRICIA: Glee Club 1; Publications 4 Goal- Study Education DIAZ, RAMON: JSA 4, Goal- Study Psycholo- gy- DODSON, ROBIN Sewing Club 1; JSA 2, 3, 4; Publications 4; Social Action 4, Church Choir 1. 2, 3, 4, Willowbrook Superstar 1; Principal ' s Honor Roll 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 (President); Pep Club Secretary 3, Church Youth Club President 4 Goal- Psychology DONERSON, KEITH: Letterman ' s Club 4; Var- sity Football; Goal Computer Science. DURATl. GABRIELA: Pep Club 4; JSA 4; So- cial Action 4; Bio-Medical Club 4 Goal- Field in Medicine DUREN, LANITA Pep Club 1, 2, J V Track, Varsity Track, Goal- Attend a U C Medical Col lege EVORA, CYNTHIA G A A 3; Class Represen- tative 2; Freshmen Class Secretary; Honovians 1. 2. 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Swim Team 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Drill Team 1; Annual 1; Vol- leyball 2; Varsity Cheerleading 4. Goal- Pre- Law ESCALANTE, OTTO Letterman ' s Club 4; Band 1; Frosh Football; J V Football; Varsity Football Goal- become a Policeman. ESPARZA, SILVIA Band I. CSF 2, 3, 4; NHS 2. 3. 4; Drama 3; Goal attend Cal State Fuller ton University. ESPINOZA. ERNIE: Surf Club 1; Cross Country 1; J V. Track. Goal- Architecture. ESTRADA. LUIS: Maya 1; Hispanic Club 2; Sword Shield 1. 2; Drama Club 4; Chess Club 4; Soccer 1. 2; Track Field 1; J V, Baseball; J V Football Goal- Fine Arts EWING, SUZY Goal undecided FA VI AS. AGUSTIAN Band 1. Goal- study Biol- ogy FERGUSON. OWEN: Surf Club 1; Senate 4; Publications 4; Frosh Football; Frosh Soccer; J V Baseball; Varsity Baseball Goal- undecid- ed FERNANDEZ, ALIDA: Glee Club 1; Drama 4; Publications 4; Goal- Undecided. FERNANDEZ. MARIA: Glee Club 1; Bio-Medi- cal Club 1. 3. 4, Business Law Club 1; Surf Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1; Hispanic Club 3. 4, Drama Club 3, 4; Social Action 4; Publications 4, 1983 Homecoming Princess Goal- Pediatri- cian FRANCO, DAVID: Maya Club 1; Frosh Basket- ball Goal- Undecided. GALBAN, MARILYN: Goal- Undecided. GALLEGOS, NICK: Goal- Undecided. GARCIA. NELLIE: CSF 1. 2, 3, 4; NHS 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 3; Social Action 4 Goal- attend Loyola Marymount University. GARCIA, ROSALVA: Pep Club 4; Chess Club 4; Goal- Major in Psychology for handicapped children GARCIA, THERESA Goal- Undecided. GARCIA, VINCENT Goal- Undecided. GARFIO. DORA: Pep Club 4; Chess Club 4; JSA 4; Publications 4. Drill Team 4 Goal- Lawyer GARNEFF. MONICA: Glee Club 1; Drama 3. 4. Goal- study education GERSJES. JULIE: Ski Club 1 ; Glee Club 1 ; NHS 4; J.V Volleyball. Representative 1; Activities Commissioner 4 Goal Dental Assistant GIBSON. ANTHONY: J V. Football; Varsity Football. Goal- Electrical Engineer. GLOVER. THOMAS: Letterman ' s Club 4; Dra ma Club 3. 4; J.V Football; Varsity Football Goal Psychology GRANDA. TERISITA: Bio-Medical Club 1. 2. 3; JSA 3, 4; Representative 4; Drama Club 4; Goal- Become a Teacher GREEN. BENNY: Ski Club 1; Glee Club 1; Frosh Football; Frosh Basketball; Frosh Base- ball; Frosh Track. J V Basketball Goal- Unde- cided GUZMAN. SYLVIA N H S. 1. 2; C.S F 1. 2; BIO-MED 4, J S A 4; Goal- Dentistry GUZZO. TRACY: Ski Club 1. Bio-Med 1; Surf Club 1; Drill Team 3. 4 (Co Capt) Publications 4; Frosh Track; Goal- Interior Designer 129 HARPER. DANA: Pep Club (Vice President) 4; Seniors Class Treasurer Goal- Business Manage ment HARRIS. OLIVER: J V Basketball. Varsity Bas- ketball; Goal- Computer Engineering HERNANDEZ. ALBERT Goal- Undecided. HERNANDEZ. EVANGELINA: Glee Club 1; C,S F 2. 3. 4. NHS 2. 3. 4; Bio-Med 2. 4; Pep Club 2. Publications 3; A SB (publicity). Goal- Lawyer HERNANDEZ. WENDY: Pep Club 1. 2; G.AA, 1. 2. Varsity Softball 3. 4; Publications 4. HILL, ANTHONY: Frosh Football; Frosh Bas- ketball; J.V Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Track I. 2; Goal Computer Engineering. HILL, MARIA Goal- Attend College HOGAN. DAMON Frosh Football, J V Foot- ball; Varsity Football: J V Basketball, Repre sentativc 4, Goal- Administration HOLLON, LAURA: Pep Club 3, 4; J.S.A 4. N H.S 4; C.S F 4; Goal Nurse (pediatrics) HURSKIN. NEISHA: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Drama 4. Varsity Pep 4; Senior Class Secretary; Goal- Attend Notre Dame HURST DENISE: Glee Club 1. Pep Club 1; NHS. 2. 3. 4; C.S.F. 2. 3. 4; Drama 2. 3. 4; JS.A 3. 4; GA A 2, 3. 4; Publications 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Bio-Med 2. 4; J V. Volley- ball, Varsity Softball Kiwanis Delegate 2; State Delegate 3. W A S.C 4. C.S F (V P ) Sopho- more President. Activities Commissioner 3; ASB President 4. Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4; Goal- Pre Med Student JACQUES. LISA Pep Club L 2. G A A 3, 4; Drama 4; Social Action 4; Glee Club 4; Varsity Football (Manager). J V Track Varsity Track; Cross Country; A SB Athletic Commissioner, Goal Computer Programmer JENKS, HENRY Letterman ' s Club 4. Frosh Football. J V. Football Varsity Football; J V Baseball; Goal- Business Administration. KELSEY. MARY Ski Club 1. G A A 2, 4; Var- sity Softball; Goal- Ma|or in special Education KILGORE. CHRISTOPHER Band 2. 3. Goal Computer Science KOZLOWSKl. KAREN: Glee Club 1. C.S.F. 1. 2. 3. 4; NHS. 2. 3. 4 (president); Drama 1. 2; LA Dodger A Student. Yearbook 3. Publica- tions 4 (editor). Varsity Football (manager); Sen- ate 4. Goal Veterinary Medicine KRISMAN. MICHELLE Glee Club 1; J V Vol- leyball Goal Attending Long Bach State LACEFIELD. LUIS: J V Baseball; Varsity Base- ball; Goal Engineering LEON. DAVID VARSITY BASEBALL: J V BASEBALL: Goal- Attend Rio Hondo College LEVARIO. PETE Glee 2. Goal attend college LIBERATOES. BECKY: Varsity Softball. Goal Attend a Community College. LITTLEPAGE, DORIS: Law 1. Goal- Become a Police Dispatcher LIVINGSTON. RON Letterman ' s Club 4; Frosh Football. Frosh Basketball; J V Basketball; J V Football; Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball; Goal- Computer Engineering LIVINGSTON, TAMRA: Glee Club 1, Drama 3. 4; Yearbook 3; Ski Club Publications 4; Repre- sentative 3; Activities Commissioner. Surf Club; Goal- Cosmotalogy LOPEZ. TONY LOPEZ. LUCY Glee Club 1. JSA 4. Drill Team 2; Goal- Narcotic Officer. LOVELESS. PATSY: Glee Club 1; G.AA. 4; J.V. Track; Varsity Track; Goal- Major in Com- puters. LUACES, HILDA: Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1; Bio Med 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Drama 3, 4; J S.A. 4. Social Action 4; Goal Child Psy- chology MADA. KARl: Glee Club 1; J.V. Cheer; Song Team 3; Varsity Pep, Goal- Veternarian Medi- cine. MANOUS, LINDA: N.S F 2, 3. 4; C.S.F 2. 3, 4; Bio Med 4, Chess 4; Social Action 4; Dodgers A Student 2; ASB Arts Co mmissioner; Goal- Broadcast Journalism. MARSOLINO, SUSAN: Glee Club L. Pep Club 2. Bio Med 3, Frosh Track. J V Basketball. J.V. Softball. Vice President 1. 3. Treasurer 2; Sec- retary 4. Goal- Become a Chef. MARTINEZ. ANA Drill Team 3. 4; (Co Cap and Treasurer) MARTINEZ, DANIEL Band I. 2; Spanish 1 MARTINEZ. DENISE: Glee Club 1 ; Pep Club 1; Bio Med 1; Goal- Attend UCLA, and become a Registered Nurse. MARTINEZ. JANET. Glee Club 1; Spanish 2. 3, 4. Pep Club; Ski Club 1 . Bio-Med L 3. 4; Drama 3. 4; Social Action 4; Publications 4; JSA Goal- Pre-Med. MASSEY. ROXANNE: J S A L Pep Club (trea- surer) 4. McCOY ANN: Glee Club 1; NHS 1; C S.F 1; J V Cheer; Song Team 3. Yearbook 3; Varsity Pep, Publications 4; Frosh Volleyball; J V Vol- leyball; Goal- Attend Cal State Fullerton McDonald. JEANINE: Glee Club 1; G.AA 1; Drama 1. 2. 3. 4. Dungens and Dragons 3. Chess 4; C.S.F. 1. 2, 3. 4. NHS. 1. 2. 3, 4; JSA. 3. 4; J.V. Track; Cross Country 3; J.V Basketball. Varsity Basketball; Goal Attend College MENDEZ. REGINA: Publications 4 (editor); Frosh track; Goal- Open own Corporation MENDOZA. DANIEL Goal Architecture. MENEGHINI, JULIE: GA A . 2. 3. 4; Drama L 2, 3, 4; Glee . Dungeons and Dragons 3, Chess4,CSF 1.2,3,4; N H S, 2, 3. 4. J S.A, 3. 4, J.V. Track; Cross Country 3; J V Basket ball; Varsity Basketball; Goal- Attend College MIDDLETON. SUSAN Ski Club 1, Pep Club 1. Senate 4; Goal- Attend College MIMS. SANDRA Drama 4, Publications 4; Band 1. Frosh Softball, JV Softball; Varsity Softball, Goal- Anthropology MONCADA, ROSITA: Pep Club 2; Bio-Med 4; JSA 4; Goal Masters Degree in Business MORA. VICTORIA: Spanish 3; Goal Computer Science MORALES. LISA GA A 2, 3, J.V Volleyball; Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Representative. Junior Class Representative Publications 4; MORAZA ED: Surf Club 1. 2; Goal- Undecided. MORENO. GIL: Ski Club 1. Glee Club 1; Frosh Track; J V. Track; Varsity Cross Country. MORSE. DENITA: Glee Club; Goal Major in Computer Science NAVARETTE, MIKE: Surf Club I. 2. Ski Club 1; Bio Med. 3. 4; Dungeons and Dragons 4; Frosh Football; J V. Football; Goal- Attend Col- lege NARVAEZ. VLADIMIR: Glee 1; Chess 1. Surf L 2. 3. Bio-Med 1. 2. 3; Letterman ' s 1; Senate 4. Football L 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 3. 4; Goal Medical Science Illustration NETTLES. KIMBERLY Glee Club V. Varsity Track; J.V Cheer; Flag Team 3; Varsity Pep; Drama Club 3. 4; C.S.F. 2. 3. 4; NHS. 2. 3. 4; Publications 3. 4; Goal; Journalism NEWBY, PAM Pep club (sec.) 4, Drama 4; Varsity Track, Goal: Computer Programming OLADE. ANNA: JSA 4; Goal- Undecided OLIVER: KIM: JSA 4, Goal- Engineering ORDAZ. JUAN: Maya Club 1, Glee 1; Frosh Football; Goal, Undecided ORDONEX, TANIA: Key Club 1; Religion Club 1; Youth club 2, Goal- Business Administration OREGEL, VICTOR: Goal Architecture ORELLANA. ALDO: Frosh Football; Soccer 1; J V Football; Varsity Football; Goal- Sociology ORTIZ. JESSE: NHS. 2. C.S.F. 2. Goal- Unde cided OWENS. ANTHONY: Frosh Football; J V. Bas- ketball; Goal- Computer Science PAL AGIOS. MARTIN: Ski Club 1, Maya Club 1. Letterman Club 3. 4; J.V Football. Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Goal- Undecided PARKER. TOM Ski Club I: Frosh Football; J V Football. Varsity Football; Goal- Fire Sci- ence PARRA. LUPE; Ski Club; NHS 2. 3. 4; C.S.F. 2. 3, 4; Pep club 4; Drama 4; JSA 4; Goal; Communications PATET, ARON: Senate 4, Goal College PATTON, TERESA: Glee Club 1; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; JSA 3, 4. Computer Club; NHS, 3, 4; Goal- Computer Analysist 130 PEREZ. IVONNE: BioMed 2. Drama 4; Goal; Business PEREZ, MONICA; Mava Club 1.2; Drama 2. 4; JS.A 4; Goal- Psychology PIRTLE. BOBBY: POCHE, KEVIN: J V football; Varsity Football; Goal- Computer Science POINDEXTER, TERESA: Glee Club 1; Surf Club 1; G A.A 2. 3. 4; JS.A 3. 4; Publications 3; C.S F NHS. 2. 3, 4; Bio-Med (Pres) 4; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Cross Coun- try 4; Softball 2, 3. 4; Jr. Rep. Soph, Rep,; ASB Treasurer 4; Goal- Marine Bio PROTHRO. STACEY: CSF, NHS. 2, 3, 4; Pep club 2. 3; Drama Club 4, Drill team 1; Varsity cheer 3. 4; Senate (Chairman) 4; Goal; INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PUKINI, JOHN: Glee Club 1; Letterman Club 4. Frosh Football; J.V, Football; Varsity Football; Frosh Baseball; Goal- Engineering PULIDO. PATRICIA: Maya Club 1; Goal Doc- tor QUINTOS. MARIA: Glee Club 1; NHS, CSF, 2. 3, 4. Goal Law Enforcement RAMIREZ, LAURA: Drama 4, Youth Group 2, 3; Goal- Physical Therapist RAMIREZ, LILLIA: Maya Club 1; Social Action 4; Goal- Business Administration ROCHA. JOSEPH. Ski Surf 1. 2, 3; Letter- man ' s Club 1. 2, 3. 4; NHS. C,S,F. 1. 2. 3, 4. Who ' s Who Among HS, Students; Boy ' s State 83; Frosh Football; J V Football; Varsity Football, Soccer. Basketball, Baseball, Senate 4; Goal; College ROCHA, MARISELLA: Bio-Med. 1; Glee 1; Ski Club 1; Surf 1, Drama 3. 4; Social Action 4; Tech Crew 4; Goal- Fashion Designer RODRIGEZ. ELLEN: Pep Club 2; Drama 4; Social Action 4; Goal- Social Services RODRIGUEZ. JOHN: Surf Club 1; Letterman ' s 4; Frosh Football; J.V. Football; Goal- Undecid- ed, RUEZ. LUPE: Drama 4; Pep Club 4; Bio-Med 4; J.S,A, 4; Goal- Jr, College SEGOVIA, PATTY: Pep Club 1; Ski Club 1; Publications 4; Frosh softball; Goal- College SHELTON. LAFAYETTE: Letterman ' s 4; J,V, Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Goal- Business SMITH, DOUG: Varsity Track; Goal- Computer Science SOLOZANO, ENRIQUETTA: Glee 1; Frosh Track; Goal- teacher SOLZANO, SERGIO: Surf Club 1; Letterman ' s 4; Frosh football; Baseball; J V Football, Base- ball, Varsity Football, Baseball. Goal- Join the Army STOOS, KIM Drama 4; Band 2. 3; Publications 4; Goal College STOYVICH, JOE: Goal- Welder SUNDERHAFT, JENNE: Publications 4; Goal- Air Force SWOPE, DONNA: Pep Club 1.2; Band 1 ; Publi- cations 4; Ski Surf; Goal- Study Computers TERRY. MADALINE: TIMONEY. JO ANNE: Glee 1; Drama 4; J,V, Cheer; Varstiy Song; Varsity Pep; Soph, Rep; Senate 4; Goal; College UTTERAS, PETER: VANRUITEN, DAVID: VASQUEZ, FERNANDO: JSA 4; Publications 4; JV Track; Varsity Track; Goal Philosophy WADDY. PATRICIA: Glee 1; Drama 3; Bio- Med. 4; Chess Club 4; NHS. CHS, , , $; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 3; Publications (Manager) 4 Commissioner, Goal- Accounting WALKER, SHAWN: Frosh Football; JV Basket- ball; Varsity Basketball; Var, Baseball. Goal- Un- decided ZAMORA. MATTHEW Glee 1; Yearbook 4; NHS, CSF, 2, ilR ' to|i 1 iB w ' i nEK ■J dt ' fe or i . Stephanie Ramirez Kim Nettles Stacie Prothro Lucy Lopez Monica Garneff Pamela Newby senior directory baby album 131 Shawn Walker v- Ivonne Perez Hilda Luaces Senior Baby Album j r- ti Melanie Patricia Pulido Benny Green Denise Martinet Teresa Caseres 132 senior baby album ()il Mori ' nn Hon Tammy Livingston Laura Hollon J Maria Fernandez Denise Hurst Fernando Barron Thomas Glover Tracy Guzzo Vicki Mora Laura Ramirez Michelle Krisman Jeanne Sunderhaft Lafayette Shelton K. ' Gracie DeDen David van Ruiten Julie Gersjes Wendy Hernandez Donna Swope Tama Ordonez senior baby album 133 Patricia Waddy Robin Dodson La Nita Duren Sylvia Guzman John Pukini Vincent Garcia Bobby Pirtlc Tina Rice Agustine Farias 134 senior baby album Jason Roberts Nellie Garcia Patricia Segovia Kan Mada Joanne Timoney Regina Mendez Mike Navarrette D. ' hhir ( nllMirn Kim Stoos senior baby album 135 AREN ' T WE CUTE? Dons Delgado Nancy Hernandez LatricG Brown ipl Ik fc ♦ % A Teresita Granda lhlet?n Monica urton Perez 1 v ..y mt y H ■- ■ v - , Ana A pane in Alidii Fernandez 136 senior bahy album Kymberli Oliver I ' atty Bctancourt m Joe Rocha Stirgio bolorzano [ 1 ' len Angulo Enca Calderon David Lpon y V Gabriela Dorati Neisha Hurskin ' % Sandi Mims Cristina Cabrer Pete Levario Suzanne Middleton Luis Lacefield senior baby album 137 Abrego, Michelle 91 Abreil, Adriana 62, 91 Acosta, Martha 91 Acosta, Monica 91 Alatorre, Norma 91 Alemen. Ubaldo 91 Allen. Katrina 91 Allen. Kevin 91 Alluin. Vanessa 91 Alonso. Marisol 72. 91 Alvarado. Joselito 91 Alvarez. Arnaldo 91 Amrich, Donna 91 Andalon. Elizabeth 91 Angulo, Daniel 91 Antorcha, Teresa 65, 91 Aponte. Joyce 91 Arango. William 91 Arredondo. Rita 91 Arriola. Thomas 91 Bahan. Stephanie 91 Balthaser. Damien 61, 65, 91 Banks, Dana 67, 91 Barajas, Lisa 91 Barret, Keith 91 Barr on, Graciela 62, 91 Basulto, Edith 62, 65, 70, 91 Beal, Chamois 91 Belizea, Monique 91 Betancourt, Leticia 65, 91 Blake, Steven 91 Blakely, Anthony 91 Bonilla, Marsela 91 Brainard, Richard 91 Branch, Lee Ann 92 Brashear. Christopher 92 Bustamente, Ruth 92 Bybee, Clifford 92 Byrne, Eileen 42, 46, 92 Chalderon, Paul 92 Cano. Kevin 92 Cardenas, Gabriela 92 Carr, Aaron 92 Carvajal, Juan 92 Castro, Alfred 92 Castro, Henry 92 Ceja, Veronia 92 Cendejas, Angelina 92 Cerda, Laura 92 Cervantes. Josefina 92 Cervantes, Vincent 92 Chaiday, Hilda 92 Chavez, Silvia 92 Cheesman, Arnold 92 Chung, Joyce 62, 92 Cyton, Carriee 92 Cloutier, Gregory 92 Cobian. Adrian 92 Commodore, Christina 92 Corral, Veronica 92 Covarrubias. Danny 92 Covarrubias, Moses 62, 92 Crudup, De Etera 92 Crumsey, James 92 Curry, Leticia 92 Davis, Janai 70, 92 Delgado. Lupe 92 Del Rio, Norma 92 1.38 freshmen index Dixon, Eddie 92 Douglas, Goeta 93 Drabos, Ron 93 Dresser, Christina 93 Ebel, Adriana 93 Elliano. Stacey 93 Enrique, Loretta 93 Espinoza, Martha 93 Evans, Elizabeth 93 Fajardo, Angela 93 Fascio, Rosa 93 Faulkner, Tommy 93 Ferguson, Margaret 93 Finely, Danny 93 Formeta, Maria 65, 93 Geines, Yvette 93 Gallegos, Laura 93 Gallegos, Sandra 93 Garcia, Maria 93 Garcia. Vera 65, 93 Garfio, Martha 93 Gayton, David 93 Gibson, James 93 Godinez, Augusto 65. 93 Godinez. Cynthia 93 Godinez. Monica 93 Gomez, Oscar 61. 93 Gonzalez. Cecilio 93 Gonzalez, Dino 93 Gonzalez, Jose 93 Gonzalez, Lawrence 93 Gonzalez. Leticia 93 Gonzalez, Sonia 93 Gonzalez, Virginia 70, 93 Granados, Lisa 93 Griffith, Dorinda 93 Guttierrez. David 93 Guttierrez, Myra 94 Hientz. Marcia 94 Hernandez. Anna 94 Hernandez. Laura 94 Hernandez. Raul 94 Hernandez. Silvia 94 Hernandez. William 94 Hertzog, Catherine 94 Hines, Tiffany 94 Hobbs, Shannon 94 Holden, Lee 94 Holquin, Lcza 94 Howard, Ernie 94 Huerta, Corrina 94 Huerta, David 94 Ingram, Paul 94 Jaeger, Merri 94 Jansen, John 94 Jenkins. William 94 Jennings, Nicholas 94 Johnson, Tonique 67. 94 Johnson. Tashima 94 Kalagris. Christina 94 Kang. Stanley 94 Kemp, Brandon 94 King, Regina 94 Knight, Ana 94 Kozlowski, Teresa 94 Larios, Zeferina 94 Lassig, Kelly 94 Laurente. Francis 94 Lechuga, Ralph 94 Lee, Stevoni 94 Leon. Linda 94 Liberatore, Jeanine 94 Llarena. Carlos 62, 72, 94 Lopez, Cindy 94 Lopez. Jesus 94 Lopez. Laura 61. 94 Luna. Jacqueline 94 Lynch. Billie Jo 94 Madison, Tara 94 Madrid. Michelle 94 Marchese, Rosa 94 Martin. Jose 94 Martinez, Christina 95 Martinez, Elaine 95 Marinez. Lorena 95 Martinez. Sandra 95 Massey, Robin 95 Maxie. Kisha 95 Maxwell. Alberta 70, 95 McDowell. Brett 95 McLoud, Robert 95 Mendez, Louis 95 Mendoza, Catherine 43, 95 Mendoza, Tina 43, 95 Mendoza, John 95 Mercada. Jacqueline 95 Middleton. Kathleen 95 Miranda, Marlene 95 Mitchell, Eric 95 Moncada, Lucy 95 Moran, Maria 95 Mosley, Jackson 95 Mulrame. Vaughn 95 Muniz. Maritza 95 Myers. James 95 Myricks, Keith 96 Neal. John 96 Negrete. Carlos 96 Nelson. Tanya 96, 70 Norwood. Darryl 96 Nunez. Eduardo 96 Nunez. Theresa 96 Ochoa. Florence 96 Ochoa. Rudolph 96 Olivas. Julio 96 Olivas, Laura 96 Ornelas, Yola 96 Orozco, Clara 96 Orozco, Oscar 62, 96 Palestro. Christina 96 Palomo. Orlando 96 Parra. Rocio 96 Patino, Gerard 96 Patterson, La Vern 96 Pautsch, Sheila 96 Pellot, Marylin 96 Pena, Rebecca 96 Penniman, Marguette 96 Peralta, Ignacio 96 Perez, Silvia 96 Perkins, Rolanda 96. 62 Pitts, Andre 96 Porter. Raquel 96 Portugal. Eli 96 Preciado, Ana 97 Quintana, Jerry 97 Raleigh, Jenee 97 Ramierez, Cynthia 97 Ramierez, Jwse 97 Ramierez. Mareo 97 Ramos. Molly 97 Rangel. Michelle 97 Redmond. Virginia 97 Reyes. Luis 97 Reyes. Ruben 97 Rivera. Monica 97 Rocha. Jason 72. 97 Rodriguez. Kathleen 97 Rodriguez. Danny 97 Rodriguez. Monica 97 Ragoninski. Barbara 97. 65 Romanilli. Eric 97 Romero, Lisa 97 Romo. Jesus 97 Rosales. Lisa 62, 97 Russel. Tycie 97 Salazar. Enrique 97 Salazar. GXrardo 97 Salazar. Victor 62, 97 Sanchez, Cynthia 97 Sanchez, Sergio 97 Santos, Celeste 97 Saucedo, Sandra 97 Saumen. Lisa 97 Shaefcr, Julie 97 Selzer. Erika 97 Shelton, Bervely 65. 97 Smith. Matthew 97 Smith, Seaneen 97 Solanki. Falguni 65. 97 Solis. Noe 97 Solarzano. Fernando 97 South. Coleete 97 Stewart. Alice 98 Stewart. Yamulett 98 Sutalo. Yvette 98 Talavera. Valerie 98 Thompson. Barbara 67, 98 Timoney, Dianne 98 Triay, Robert 98 Trujillo, Olga 98 Idez. Dianna 98 Valenzuela, Norma 98 Varela, Ana 98 Vargus. Vi ncent 98 Vasquez, Denise 98 Valasquez, Kenneth 98 Venegas, Sergio 98 Vides, Lina 62, 98 Villanueva, Michella 98, 65 Wahl. Christina 98 Viramonte, Michelle 98 Washington. Kelly 98 Webb. Adrianne 98 West. Karen 98 White, Earnest 98 Williams, Anne-Marie 44. 98 Williams. Robert 98 Winkfield. Cleon 98 Wright. Melissa 98 Yepes. Henry 98 Young, Michele 98 Zamora, Ralph 98 Acosta, Miraya 100 Aguinaga, Regina 100 Ahumada, Paul 44, 100 Alberto. Kim 100 Aldridge, Ardriono 100 Allen, Jeffery 100 Alpaugh, Sharon 62, 63, 100 Amezquita, Samuel 100 Aberson, Liza 100 Aviles, Christine 100 Azurduy, Luis 100 Bailey, Tamara 100 Ballerteros, Lydia 100 Banvelos, Elizabeth 100 Barajas, Susana 61, 100 Batrez, Magdony 100 Becerril, Jorge 100 Beckham, Michael 100 Bellinghausen, Gustavo 100 Bilodeaw, Denis 44, 62, 75, 100 Bojorquez, Anna 100 Bonilla, Jesus 100 Bottoms, Robby 100 Box, David 72, 100 Briola, Joseph 72, 100 Brown, Tamico 61, 100 Buelna, Alfredo 100 Byrne, Mary 61, 63, 67, 100 Calvo, Maria 100 Carmack, Angela 100 Carvajal, Henry 100 Catlette, Edward 101, Celli, Sandra 44, 101 Chase, Ana 101 Cheesman, Jr. Alex 101 Clark, Kimberly 63, 101 Conboy. Brian 44, 101 Cordova, Xochitl 101 Craig, Christina 61, 101 Criner, Charles 101 Cuen, Gabino 101 Davis, Denise 101 Davis, Ramona 70, 101 De Leon, Ricardo 101 Delgado, Elvia 101 Delgado, Jeannette 101 Del Rosario, Jenifer 101 Deras, Victor 101 Dixon, Michelle 63, 101 Dominguez, Lisa 70, 101 Dorati, Pat 65, 101 DuBose, Deronda 62, 101 Duren, Lynette 101 Duron, Ruben 72, 101 Elston, Linda 101 Ewing, Rory 101 Farias, Margarita 101 Fierro, Rene 101 Flores, Lupe 101 Flores, Mercedes 101 Fonseca, Raymond 101 Franchini, Mike 101 Freeman, Pat 101 Freeny, Bridgette Freire, Robert 101 Frometa, J.se 101 Fulsom, Stephani 70, 101 Gallegos, Alicia 101 Garcia, Arthur 101 Garcia, Ralph 101 Garcia, Victor 101 Gardener, Tatia 65, 70, 101 Gauss, Monica 101 Gomez, Victor 101 Gonzalez, Sandra 101 Gonzalez, Claudia 101 Gonzalez, Luis 101 Gonzalez, Luz Maria 70, 101 Goodson, Kenneth 101 Guzman, Loretta 101 Haller, Regina 70, 101 Hampton, Terri 101 Harris, Brent 102 Harton, James 102 Hickman, Lisa 62, 102 Hinojosa, Arthur 102 Holcombe, Marcus 102 Hollins, Selwyn 102 Hollon, Mike 63, 102 Huertas, Ernesto 102 Inchausti, Rosa 102 Jackson, Andrew 102 Jackson, Marelina 102 Jaisinghani, Mira 102 Jones, Myron 102 Keehart, Paul 102 Kilgore, Bryant 62, 102 Kim, Catherine 102 Lane, Inger 102 Lee, Terrence 102 Leonard, John 102 Lepick, Raymond 102 Livingston, Daniel 102 Loera, Joe 103 Lopez, Kelly 103 Lopez, Victor 103 Lora, Gloria 103 Macias, Lisa 44, 103 Mada, Kim 103 Madrid, Erika 103 Magallanez, Marlene 103 Maganna, David 103 Marcelo, Jordan 103 Martin, MaeDel 62, 103 Martin, Todd 103 Martinez, Gary 103 Martinez, Gina 103 Martinez, Roger 103 Matthew, Ceazanne 103 McCready, Janice 103 McMillan, Tracy 70, 103 Mendez, Carlos 103 Menendez, Olga 103 Mendivel, Elizabeth 103 Mendoza, Ruben 103 Mercado, Jessica 104 Meza, Olegario 104 Monteilh, Cherisse 104 Moore, Philliph 104 Moreno, Myron 104 Muniz, Alfonso 104 Muniz, Mariza 104 Naranjo, Maria 104 Navarrette, Lisa 104 Navarro, Gabriela 104 Nevarez, Eddie 104 Nunez, Rosalba 104 Oakly, Eddie 104 Ojinada, Mike 104 Olivas, Oscar 104 Palacio, Raul 104 Pando, Carmen 104 Paredes, Jacqueline 104 Parra, Miguel 104 Payan, Cynthia 104 Pena, Beatriz 104 Perez, Edward 104 Perez, John 104 Perry, Le Shawn 62, 104 Peters, April 104 Plunkett, David 62, 72, 104 Pitt, Mike 104 Quintos, Mattias 104 Ramos, Enrique 104 Reid, Pretty 104 Reynoso, Veronica 104 Riskey, Divid 75, 104 Rivera, Atrian 104 Rivera, Amelia 104 Rodrigues, Paula 104 Rodrigues, Richard 104 Rodrigues, Robert 104 Rojas, Edwin 104 Roseli, Gabriel 104 Ryan, John 105 Salavarrieta, Francise 105 Salcedo, Carlos 105 Salinas, June 105 Salum, Maria 105 Sanchez, Idilio 105 Sanchez, Jesus 105 Sandoval, Lisa 105 Sandoz, Cornel 62, 105 Santos, Iliana 42, 105 Scott, Jonathon 105 Scott, Tracy 46, 105 Seiple, Kenneth 105 Seward, Kevin 105 Shores, Jennifer 62, 105 Skinner, Laurence 105 Smith, Frances 105 Sobalvarro, Cynthia 105 Solis, Leticia 105 Sotelo, Bernadette 105 Stoos, Karen 105 Stromen, Cynthia 105 Talamantes, Michelle 105 Thomas, Shelley 105 Torrez, Pat 105 Tvrdevich, Alexandra 105 Uribe, Genaro 105 Valdez, Clementina 105 Valdez, Susana. 105 Vergara, Rocio 105 Vertiz, Mary 105 Walker, Michelle 105 Walker, Nadra 105 Whitcomb, Harley 105 Wright, Andrea 105 Zamora, Andrea 67, 105 sophomore index 139 Aguirre, Arlene 107 Alarcon, Carla 107 Angulo, Cathy 61, 107 Antee, Richie 36, 48, 107 Anzoategui, Leonardo 107 Aponte, Melissa 46. 65, 107 Aranda, Renee 107 Aubry, LaFarique 63, 107 Barrios. Jose 107 Benefield, Jerry 36. 107 Bigelow, Chantel 63, 65, 75. 107 Black. Dennis 75. 107 Borunda, Maria 42, 70, 107 Brashear. Kimberly 107 Bravo. Angelica 62. 63, 42. 107 Cabrera, Cynthia 107 Calderon, Angela 65, 75, 107 Carrion, Terri 107 Casas, Raymond 107 Castellanos, Beatriz 107 Castillo. John 107 Chavez. Dolores 61, 107 Chavez. Lucy 107 Coburn, Mike 107 Cochran. Roslyn 107 Conrado. Tony 36, 61, 108 Corral, Hector 108 Cortez, Melinda 108 Covarrubias. Danny 108 Cureton. Wesley 48. 108 Davis, Mary 61, 63, 108 Dawson, Maryann 63, 108 De La Nuez, Maria 108 De La Torre, Hector 50, 63. 108 Del Campo. Danny 36. 62, 108 De Leon, Maribel 67. 108 Delgado, Angel 108 140 junior index Delgado, Martin 108 Diaz, Roxanne 63, 108 Drain, Dennis 108 Duron, Francisca 108 Encinas, Juan 108 Encinas, Ramon 108 Enriques, Julie 108 Escobar, Danny 36, 108 Escontrias, Shan 108 Esparza, Paula 108. 76 Estrada. Mary 108 Fair, Carolyn 65, 108 Farias. Agustin 108 Fierro. Laura 45, 108 Figueroa, Monique 67. 108. 76 Fimbres. Eduardo 55. 108 Flores. Mario 108 Freire. Charlie 108 Furguson. ERic 108 Gallegos. Ed 108 Galvan. Albert 108 Garcia. Jenni 61. 108 Garcia. Pat 46. 65. 109 Garcia. Tony 65. 109 Gomez, Steve 36, 62, 109 Gonzales, Mike 109 Gonzales, Dolores 46, 109 Goodson. Kim 67. 109 Grijalva. Martha 43. 61. 63, 75, 76, 109 Guzm an, Arlene 63, 109 Hanson, Karen 109 Harton, Jason 109 Hendrix. Darick 36, 62. 109 Hernandez, Dominque 109 Hernandez, Jesse 109 Hernandez, Leticia 109 Hernandez, Ricky 109 Hill, Lanette 46, 109 Hobbs. Angela 109 Hollingsworth. Dionna 72. 109 Holmes, Joilyn 62. 109 Jacques, Susie 67, 109 Jimenez, Angela 110 Jones, Charles 1 10 Jones, Maria 110 Johnson, Helana 110 Kaihatu, Sandy 75, 75. 110 Kelleher, Valerie 110 King, Reggie 36, 110 Kollasch. Lisa 110 La Londe, Kathy 110 Lara, Salvador 110 Liddell, Lisa 110 Lopez. Tony 36. 110 Lujan, Rebecca 63, 75 Lugo, Carla 42, 110 Lugo, James 1 10 Manous, Lisa 61, 63, 65, 75 110 Marquez, Gloria 67, 110 Martin, Danny 36, 62, 110 Martinez, Bernadette 110 Martinez, Danny 62. 110 Martinez. Kristine 70, 110 Martinez, Martha 110 Martinez, Raul 110 Medina, Ernie 36, 50, 110 Mendez, Maggie 70, 75, 110 Mendoza, Elizabeth 110 Mendoza, Roman 44, 110 Middleton, Joanne 110 Miranda, Rene 110 Montez, Monica 72, 111 Monzon. Irsia 111 Moore, Damon 36, 111 Moreno, Julie 111 Munns, Sandra 111 Munoz 41, 46, 111 Ontiveros, Nick 36, 111 Ornelas, Orlinda 70, 75, 111 Orozco. Albert 36, 62. Ill Ortiz. Raphael 111 Parker. Billy 36. Ill Patino. Eddie 36. Ill Phillipi. Carol 111 Pittman. Harges 50, 111 Polak. Mike 36. Ill Pruitt. Joyce 62. 76. Ill Quesada, Lanet 111 Raygosa, Monica 111 Perez, Regina 111 Perez, Santiago 111 Renteria, Angela 111 Reyes, Olimpia 111 Reynolds, Stephanie 111 Rivera, Maria 70, 111 Rocha, Raul 111 Rodrigues, Aut hur 111 Rodriguez, Desiree 111 Rodriguez, Jackie 75, 111 Romero, Belgica 112 Rubalcava, Miguel 112 Sanchez, Nivi 76. 112 Schooling, Annie 75, 112 Schwyter, Lisa 112 Seiple, Laura 70, 112 Serrano, Raul 50, 112 Smith, Danny 112 Smith, Vicky 112 Scott, Simon 112 Solorzano, Maricela 112 Spivey, Rochelle 112 Taylor, Aubrey 36, 48, 112 Tippins. Angela 75. 112 Torres. Liz 67 Triav, William 36. 62. 112 Vasques. Diana 112 Vega. Cris 36, 112 Vega, Marlene 43, 46, 112, 76 Vento, Sonia 1 12 Vievra, Pam 61, 63, 76, 112 Walker, Keith 112 Warren, Jason 112 White, Sonja 112 Williams. Gary 62, 112 Williams, Tammy 112 Young. Diane 112 Zamora, Lisa 1 12 Zeledon. Larry 36. 112 Zeledon. Marisol 76, 112 Alba, Richard 36, 62, 114 Angulo, Helen 72, 114 Angulo. Henry 36, 114 Aparicio, Ana 114 Aqui, Richard 114 Barron, Fernando 114 Bentacourt, Patricia 76, 114 Bethencourt, Veronica 70, 72, 114 Biddle, Celeste 114 Bigelow, Kevin 14, 76, 114 Brown, Melanie 114 Brownridge, Latrice 70, 114 Bulosan, Wayne 115 Burton, Kathleen 44, 115 Cabrera, Cristina 61, 115 Caceres, Teresa 115 Calderon, Erica 46, 75, 76, 115 Campos, Mark 115 Cano, Rachel 14, 63, 66 Casares, Martha 14, 61, 66, 115 Castellanos, George 76, 116 Chavez, Robert 116 Cherry, Roscoe 48, 116 Coburn, Debborah 116 Coleman, Rhonda 116 Collins, Jerome 15, 36, 116 Covarrubias, Elizabeth 116 Covarrubias, Michael 62, 116 Curi, Monica 116 DeDen, Gracie 62, 116 Delgado, Doris 76, 116 Del Rio, Patricia 76, 116 Diaz, Ramon 117 Dodson, Robin 76, 116 Donahue, Jane 117 Donnerson, Keith 36, 117 Dorati, Gabriela 70, 117 Duren, LaNita 70, 117 Escalante, Otto 36, 117 Esparza, Silvia 117 Espinoza, Ernie 117 Estrada, Luis 117 Evora, Cvnthia 14, 66, 117 Ewing, Suzanne 117 Farias, Augustin 117 Ferguson, Owen 62, 76, 117 Fernandez, Alida 76, 117 Fernandez, Maria 65, 76, 117 Franco. David 118 Galban, Marilyn 118 Gallegos, Nick 118 Garcia. Nellie 14, 63, 65, 118 Garcia, Rosalva 70, 72, 118 Garcia, Theresa 118 Garcia, Vicente 14, 36, 118 Garfio, Dora 67, 70, 75, 118 Garneff, Monica 118 Gerjes, Julie 61, 63, 118 Gibson. Anthony 36, 118 Glover, Thomas 36, 118 Granda, Teresita 118 Gran, Benny 119 Guzman, Sylvia 65, 70, 75, 119 ' Guzzo, Tracy 67, 76, 119 Harper, Dana 61, 119 Harris, Oliver 48, 119 Hernandez, Albert 119 Hernandez, Evangelina 61, 63, 65, 75, 119 Hernandez, Nancy 14, 119 Hernandez, Wendy 76, 119 Hill. Anthony 48, 119 Hill. Maria 119 Hogan. Damon 14, 36, 62, 119 Hollan, Laura 63, 122 Hurskin, Neisha 61, 66, 122 Hurst, Denise 61, 63, 75, 76, 122 Jacques, Lssa 11, 61, 122 Jenks, Henry 36, 122 Jennings, Ken 14, 36, 122 Kelsy, Mary 122 Kozlowski, Karen 62, 63, 76, 122 Krisman, Michelle 14, 122 Lacefield, Luis 122 Leon, David 14, 55, 122 Levario, Pete 122 Liberature, Becky 122 Littlepage. Doris 122 Livingston. Ron 36, 48, 122 Livingston, Tamra 61, 76, 122 Lopez, Tony 14, 61, 55, 123 Lopez, Lucy 75 123 Loveless, Patsy 123 Luaces. Hilda 123 Mada, Kari 14, 66, 76, 123 Manous, Linda 61, 65, 123 Maraza, Eddie 36 Marsolino, Susan 123 Martinez, Ana 67, 123 Martinez, Daniel 123 Martinez, Denise 123 Martinez, Janet 15, 62, 65, 76, 123 Massey, Roxanne 70, 123 McCoy, Ann 66, 76, 123 McDonald, Jeanne 44, 61, 63, 65, 123 Mendez, Regina 123 Mendoza, Daniel 123 Meneghini. Julie 46, 63, 75, 123 Middleton, Suzanne 124 Mims, Sandra 76, 124 Mora, Victoria 124 Morales, Lisa 42, 76, 124 Moreno, Gil 124 Morse, Denita 124 Navarez, Vladimir 36, 62, 124 Navarrette, Michael 36, 62, 124 Nepi, Arleen 124 Nettles, Kim 63, 66, 76, 124 Newby, Pamela 124 Olade, Abna 124 Oliver, Kim 125 Odaz, Juan 125 Ordonez, Tannia 125 Oregal, Victor 125 Ortiz, Jesus 125 Osuna, Laura 125 Owens, Anthony 48, 125 Palacious, Martin 36, 125 Parker, Thomas 36. 55, 125 Parra, Lhpe 63, 65, 70, 125 Patel, Arun, 125 Patton, Teresa 70, 125 Perez, Ivonne 125 Perez, Monica 125 Pirtle, Bobby 125 Poche, Kevin 48 Poindexter, Teresa 14, 46, 61, 63, 65, 125 Prothro, Seacey 62, 66, 126 Pukini, John 14, 36, 55, 126 Pulido, Patricia 126 Quintos, Maria 63, 65, 75, 126 Quiroz, Leo 126 Ramirez, Laura 126 Ramirez, Lilia 126 Ramirez, Stephanie 126 Rice, Tina 126 Richardson, Michael 126 Roberts, Jason 126 Rocha, Joseph 14, 36, 48, 55, 62, 162 Rocha. Maricella 14, 126 Rodriquez, Ellen 126 Rodriquez, John 36, 126 Rowden, Shawn 126 Segovia, Patricia 15, 76, 127 Shelton, LaFayette 36, 127 Smith. Doug 127 Solorozano, Sergio 14, 36, 55, 127 Stoos. Kimberly 127 Stoykovich, Joe 127 Sunderhaft, Jeanne 76, 127 Swoope, Donna 76, 127 Terry, Madaline 14, 66, 76, 127 Timoney, Joanne 62, 66, 76, 127 Van Ruiten, David 15, 55 Vasquez, Ferdinando 127 Waddy, Patricia 61, 63, 76, 127 Walker, Shawn 48, 127 Zamora, Matthew 65. 127 senior index 141 Acknowledgements I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the following people who helped the production of volume 30 of the TIARA, Striving for Our Goals To TIARA ' S advisor, Mrs. Walker, who always knew what to do when something came up, but most important Stay Calm . To Steve Wagner, who always seemed to have confidence in me, even when I didn ' t. To Wally and Tony of Wally and Wayne Photography for understanding and working hard helping the staff with photography and pictures. To Mr. and Mrs. Thiel and Fr. Alfred in the business office for working out our financial difficulties constantly. To Rachel Cano for dialing the Yearbook Hotline 520-HELP To Jackie Cano for helping out Patricia Waddy, our Business Manager To Mrs. Kocourek and Ms. Taylor for always understanding in times of desperation. To all of our Business Patrons, whose financial support made this book possible. To all the Teachers and Faculty who understood and contributed to this year ' s production of TIARA. To the entire student body each one of you are part of this yearbook because each of you are striving for your goals. A special thanks to my yearbook staff, all forty-two of you, I can ' t believe we finally did it. I didn ' t think we could, but you proved me wrong! 1984-a year in which the people of Pius X High School were striving. Thanks, Karen Kozlowski Editor of TIARA 142 striving for our goals !i i. Cduiina £P. 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REG, PUPPIES UNREG PURE BREEDS TROPICAL FISH- BIRDS-REPTILES HAMSTERS, MICE, GUINEA PIGS, RABBITS, CHICKS FREE PICKUP DOWNEY AREA CHECK OUR LOW PRICES SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT Family Restaurant 4040 East Gage Ave,, Calif, 90201 (213) 560-1485 Drs. Stanley and Michael Cohen and Staff Optometry The Eyeland 869-1005 Fromex Great Times Deserve Great Pictures 861-4319 10% Off To all Students and Faculty „ u . To all Students and ' . One Hour FI 0WlEX r Photo 8605 E. Firestone Blvd. Downey 2 BIks West of Lakewood Blvd. We wish the great graduating Class of 1984 all the Best of Luck in the coming years CONGRATULATIONS ' MIRAMAR MEAT GROCERY We Specialize in Fresh Meat Produce )631 LONG BEACH BLVD (2131 563-0169 SOUTH GATE, CA 90280 Prop Rudy and Cecilia DENISE Manager DINO ' S TILE DESIGN CERAMIC TILE - WALLPAPER HARDWOOD FLOOR - CARPETING BATH ACCESSORIES 11933 PARAMOUNT BLVD DOWNEY. 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Dick and Fran Hodgson Michelle, Monica, Madeline Terry 12111 Garfield Avenue South Gate, Ca. 90280 (213) 633-4625 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8:00 am - 6:00 pm Sun. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. t advertisements 147 - Sb1-£ - P  ' icAc CONSTRUCTION CO., INC- Serving Southern California FIRE INSURANCE REPAIR SPECIALIST NEW CONSTRUCTION •2219 NORTH LEE AVENUE SOUTH EL MONTE, CALIFORNIA 91733 •165 HOSPITALITY LANE, SUITE TWENTY-ONE SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA 92408 STATE LICENSE 215598 B-1 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY •(213) 283 0361 SAN GABRIEL VALLEY (213) 443-0151 SAN BERNARDINO ••(714) 889 8321 CENTRAL LOS ANGELES COUNTY •(213) 283 0362 PALM SPRINGS (7141 889 8324 SOUTHERN LOS ANGELES COUNTY •(213) 283 0363 ORANGE COUNTY •(714) 994 B310 ••(714) 761 9099 148 advertisements Homeroom 210 Mr. Bethel Michele Abrego Adriana Abreu Martha Acosta Monica Acosta Norma Alatorre Ubaldo Aleman Katrina Allen Kevin Allen Vanessa Alluin Marisol Alonza Joselito Alvardo Donna Amrich Elizabeth Andalon Daniel Angulo Teresa Antorcha Joyce Aponte William Arango Rita Arredondo Thomas Arriola Stephanie Baham Damian Balthaser Dana Banks Lisa Barajas Graciela Barron Edith Basulto Chamois Beal Monique Belyea Lazara Benitez Leticia Betancourt Steven Black Anthony Blakely Marisela Bonilla Christopher Brashear Lee Ann Branch t FOXY develop LADY total image HIS HERS DHIVA DISCOUNT ADVANCED HAIRCUTTING La Siesta and HAIR DESIGN Restaurant CARPETS SPEICAL TECHNIQUES in PERMING 566-9771 COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL TOTAL NAIL CARE 4139 Tweedy Blvd. CARPET MANUFACTURING ADVANCED HAIRCOLOR Specializing in Authentic LINOLEUM y- f d 10470 E ARTESIA BLVD • Mexican And Seafood KOllb Bus.: (213) 925-9444 • Family Dining And P fV Entertainment EXPERT INSTALLATION ' ■?C BELLFLOWER, CA 90706 CARLOS LOPEZ Sa i m Res.: (213) 531-3257 Spencer Steaks, Hamburgers C K wt- Antojitos, Mexicanos. Salads 4121 E. Gage Avenue Telephone ' iAJ Mon ■ Thur 11-10 Sun 11-11 Bell, California 90201 (213) 560-4471 Mp- 0 Fri - Sat 11-Dancing 3:30AM f ' 10% discount for „ „ PHONE 927-9188 fh. M nicure Pedicure Qp j 7 p YS BB ' V BARBARA M. POHLEN WEDDINGS PORTRAITS Mr. G COMMERCIAL COLOR OR BLACK WHITE Barbara ' s Beauty Suppliers Hair Design Skin Care PHOTOGRAPHY (IN RIVES SQUARE) Downey Beauty 11215V ' 2 Downey Ave. By Wally Downey Phone 869-8611 7838 Florence Avenue • Downey, California 7812 Florence Ave 11985 EAST FIRESTONE RIVES SQUARE - DOWNEY Phone 927-71 10 PHONE 213864-2063 NORWALK, CALIF 90650 advertisements 149 To our daughter Patricia Congratulations in your success at Pius. May you continue to achieve and strive for your goals. Mom and Dad To the Lunch Gang and Bird Patrol: Celeste Boots Biddle Kevin Gumby Bigelow Erica Norm Calderon Vincent Killler V Garcia Dcnise Deadline Hurst Karen Koz lowski Ron Back to Back Livingston Tamra Tyger Livingston Tom Tu-Tone Melendez Anthony Daddy Owens Kevin Superstar Poche Mike Hubby Richardson Jason Suggs Roberts Jean DMachine Sunderhaft Thanks for the best years in high school history. I will always remember the joy, jokes and laughter. Good Luck and Best Wishes in the coming years! Beware of the birds!! See you in TEN! Patricia Pokey, Waddyda ' Q A V CD V TELEFONO: 589-1241 BAKERY OUR SPECIALTy WEDDING CAKES NOS ESPECIAL IZAMOS en CAKES PARA BODAS 2820 E. GAGE AVE. HUNTINGTON PARK Margarita ' s Bridal Shop HACEMOS VESTIDOS A LA MEDIDA NOVIAS - MADRINAS - DAMAS GRADUACION ■ COMUNION Y TODAS OCASIONES • RENTAIMOS TUXEDOS PRECIOS ECONOMICOS 4217 Tweedy Blvd. SOUTH GATE. CALIF 90280 Tel, 569-9477 Cristy Patterson Stacey Pleasant Donna Swope Best friends, 1984. ORLANDO PAT NAKANO CARLOS MARILYN COUR TESY RELrABIUITV SATISFACTION GARFIELD UPHOLSTERY New Furniturf: Made to Order Your Old furniture Made Like Nev S70 Firestone Blvd. South Gate ereh: estimates PICK UP A DELIVERY AL LOPEZ - OWNIB Day or Eve. Phone 569.oeoe C M METALS, INC. Scmp Metal We Buy Scrap Metals Cast Iron. Tin. Steel. Copper Brass. Aluminum. Etc, COMPRAMOS FlERRO Y METALES Abiertos Los Sabados 8 TO 3:30 1709 East a TH St. lOS ANOELES, CA. 90056 Tel. ad .4-4682 OPEN sat. e TO 3:30 150 aduertisemt ' nts JOHN W. HEARN ' S DRIVING IMPROVEMENT SCHOOL Hair by LaDonna Nails by Mattye for males and females (213) 678-6506 (213) 671-1216 Lee Brewster Attorney At Law 3500 S. Figucroa Ste. 210 Los Angeles, Ca. 90007 (213) 748-9440 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! (213)515-1228 14124 VAN NESS AVE. GARDENA.CA 90249 (213)412-2724 1041S PRAIRIE AVE, NO 3 INGLEWOOD.CA 90301 mk 4136 W. 64th Street Los Angeles, Ca. RECORDS TAPES ACCESSORIES Marina ' s Melodies One [ Block North of Gardendale on Paramount Blv OPEN Mon.-Fri. 4 to 9pm Sat. 10 to 9pm Sun. 1 1 to 7pm d. 13150 Paramount Blvd. South Gate, Ca. Telephone 630-0276 Congratulations Senior Class! PAUL ' S S Patricio Alejandro l jM Photographer DAIRY Alex Labrie Fish Market 6170 Paramount Blvd. Long Beach, Ca 90805 422-1336 1451 W. Martin Luther King Blvd. Los Angeles. Ca. 90056 Patricio Alejandro Photographer BELL CAMERAS WEDDINGS PORTRAITS - PASSPORTS 3 DIMENSION PHOTOGRAPHY Fritz and Trina Binggeli and Paul and Ann Lussman 6711 ATLANTIC AVE. (213) 560-0150 BELL, CA 90201 560-0159 advertistfniynts 151 To The Faculty and Students of Pius: As ASB president, I would like to thank many people and to say my last goodbye. As this year closes many people deserve a big THANK YOU! Mrs. Marroquin, thank you for helping me this past year with my duties and for just being there and believing in me. Father Milbauer. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 1 hope that ASB has made you feel welcome at Pius and 1 assure you, you have made a blessed year for ASB. by just listening and caring. 1 would also like to thank Tammy, Julie, Patricia, Kevin, Evangelina, Rachel, Martha, Tony C, Cathy Angulo, Linda, Lisa M. and Lisa J. for the wonderful job they each did and for just being friends. Lastly, 1 would like to thank Jeanine, Teresa, and Pam. You were always there for me and thanks for being the best friends that one would have. You made this wonderful year possible and it ' s almost over! One last final thanks to all those who helped me in any way this year, from Freshman to Seniors, thanks for listening and supporting me, I don ' t think that I would have made it without you, especially during the hard times . 1 just hope that in the future student council will learn and grow from us and continue in the traditions. God Bless All and Thanks, DENISE HURST 19831984 ASB PRESIDENT P.S. Loney Topez ■ don ' t forget to read your speech. Thanks Good Luck, Kimberly and Fellow Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. Nettles Liberty INSTANT PRINTING • BUSINESS CARDS • ENVELOPES • PRICE LIST • MAILERS Kodak Ektaprint COPIES 5c • COLOR WORK • LETTERHEADS • SNAPOUT FORMS • RUBBER STAMPS 6185 S EASTERN AVE. (2 blks North of Gage Ave.) BELL GARDENS (213) 771-1873 ciiRi$,?im Restaurants and Catering BAR BQ at ITS BEST THE ORIGINAL OLD FASHION WOOD BAR BQ AND STEAK HOUSE (213)8699069 (213) 8670773 152 advertisements MR. RUDY 4g1 JS CUTTING STYLING i SANDWICHES ■ IMPORTED PRODUCTS HOME-MADE SAUCE AND MEATBALLS ROSA ' S ITALIAN DELICATESSEN PHONE 531 2177 STORE HOURS MON - THURS 10 A.M. - 8 P.M FRl 10 AM. ■ 9 P.M. SATURDAY 10 A.M. ■ 8 P.M. - SUNDAY 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. STEVE TANNAHILL 5618 PARAMOUNT BLVD LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA A Josephite Vocation to the priesthood or brotherhood. Consecrate your talents and all that you are to the service of Our Divine Master, and you can rely on the help of his grace. Our Founder contact Father Rector Josephite Fathers 180 Patterson Road Santa Maria, Ca. (805) 937-5378 NICK ' S BARBER HAIR DESIGNS 3330 TWEEDY BOULEVARD SOUTH GATE, CALIFORNIA 90280 (213) 569-9087 (213) 569-7021 Roffler FAMILY HAIR CENTER FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY CALL FOR APPOINTMENT OPEN 7 DAYS Telephone 3330 Tweedy Boulevard (213) 569-9087 South Gate, CA 90280 (213) 569-7021 Bookkeeping Tax Consultant Business Advise Wilson W. Pulley Tax Service 12207 Paramount Boulevard Downey, CA 90242 CHESTER L. JOSSELYN, Owner Enrolled Agent (213) 861-8448 (2131 862-2668 advertisements 153 Ham ' s Ice Cream Circus Restaurant Wc Manufacture Our Own Ice Cream 11369 S, ATLANTIC AVE LYNWOOD, CALIF. 90262 636-2902 Congratulations! Michael David Navarette May love, pride and Success come to you in the future that lies ahead of you! We love you Mike. Your Family Telf, 588-8388 ARROZ FRITO - CROQUETAS MEDIAS NOCHES 7311 Pacific Blvd ■ Huntington Park, Calif 90255 Triple L Products Elridge and Gloria Livingston Distributing Company 635-0453 Congratulations Ron and Tamra and the entire class of ' 84. Bell Sporting Goods 4217 East Gage Ave. Bell, Ca. 90201 Insurance Claims 24 Hour Towing Service TREND-PACIFIC AUTO BODY 4908 So Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, California 90037 (213) 778-4785 (213) 778-4786 BENNY Ml MS LISA M, MIMS 154 advertisements PHONE; (213) 581-8137 VENTO ' S Fashions 3725 E Slauson Ave Maywood, Calif. 90270 Romagosa Realty REAL ESTATE TAX EXPERTS Sonia Romagosa CONSULTANT BUS; 582-3349 582-7884 RES; 862-0952 3327 E, FLORENCE AVENUE HUNTINGTON PARK, CA 90255 NIVEA SANCHEZ JORGE A. SANCHEZ NIVEA of California PHONE 2711 E IITH STREET (213) 266-0062 LOS ANGELES, CA 90023 THE MIRROR ROOM CONTINENTAL CUISINE PRIME RIB LUNCHES ROAST BEEF UNDER $5 ROAST PORK Served 11 am - 2 p,m ROAST LAMB DINNERS - Served ROAST HAM 5 pm. . g p.m. ROAST CHICKEN SPENCER STEAK COCKTAILS SERVED HALIBUT STEAK FRENCH DIPS All Lunches and Dinners served with soup salad, vegetables, choice of potato 6626 ATLANTIC AVE.. BELL 773-6087 To Mom and Dad, Thanks for caring and for just being tfiere, I ' ll always love you. To. Poms, Pat, Pollack (Karen), Tammy (D-D), Jean M,, Susan Marsolino, Sergio, Lisa J., JoAnne, Tony Lopez, Vicky, and Racfiel — Througfi T.p., football games, tests, teachers, boys, essays, dances, pride, uniforms, homecomings, playoffs, basketball games, detentions, deadlines, softball games, FAR- RELL ' S, A P English, Student Council (Yea), year- book class, sleep overs, egging, flirting. Chinese fire drills, spirit weeks. Senioritis. crushes, plays, math analysis, final exams, college applications, and final- ly acceptance to college, we have made it through some wonderful four years I will always remember the support, love, and laughter we shared Thanks for |ust being there, when the tears came, and through the joys of winning, but most of all. thanks for ]ust being you! Good Luck in the future Love Always. De Nice and De Nephew Jinn ' s Hamburger 13235 Paramount and Main South Gate Phone 531-7915 Best Food in Town Welcome Phone Orders Open Mon-Fri 8 am to 11pm Sat Sam to 12am GIFT PLANTS HOLLYDALE IMPERIAL FLORIST ' S CALL FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL- LEO ROBLES 12015 S GARFIELD (213) 531-6804 SOUTH GATE, CA. 90280 School Dances f i K ' Ntght Clubs m ' Private Events MICHAEL-ANGELL Disc-jockey Post Office Box 6 Downey, California 90241-0006 (213) 566-5414 advertisements 155 Best Wishes and Good Luck To my daugher Stacey and Class of ' 84 Your Mother Mrs. Ida Prothro Prothro Lithograph co. SPECIALIZING IN BROCHURES • CATALOGS • LETTERHEADS • ENVELOPES • HANDBILLS • SOUVENIR PROGRAMS • BUSINESS FORMS TELEPHONES (213) 635-8161 or (213) 635-8162 1212 NORTH WILMINGTON. COMPTON, CALIF. 90222 John Kristoff Arco Service Station 7363 Stewart and Gray Rd. Downey, California 928-7898 MON -FRI 9 AM TO 7P M Phone; (213) 582-2645 SAT 9 AM TO 6 P M. SUN 9 AM. TO 3 P M Lido HAIR PALACE NU 5 Auto Supply Hair Style Specialists 2808 E. Gage Avenue Huntington Park, CA 90255 OPEN Facials Skin Care 7 Hair Coloring Our Specialty DAYS Cutting - Styling - Blow Dry In Downey Rosa G. Allende and Her Team Vic 861 8217 FOREIGN and SOUTH GATE - (213) 566 5165 3738 TWEEDY BLVD DOMESTIC (In Sav-On Square) CERRITOS NORWALK C B (213) 924 8305 10820 ALONDRA BLVD (In College Sq Shopping Cenler) 1 r ' ,J PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL CARS - LOWEST DISCOUNT PRICES SAVE MORE AT NU-5 The TIARA staff would like to thank the patrons and business advertisers for their support in the production of the 1984 TIARA. Best wishes to the class of 1984 -St. Pancratius Parish- 156 advertisements ADVANCED TRAVEL VACATION BUSINESS ' Travel arrangements designed to keep you one step ahead CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984 Lowest Airfares Employee Travel Incentives Airline Frequent Flyer Programs Free Local Ticket Delivery Group Travel PS PLAZA SOUTH 3253 South St., Ste. 103, Long Beach striving for our goals 157 mm PAIIDN: Congratulations to the Class of 1984 from the Sisters of St Joseph of Orange. ' Congratulations, Alida. Love, Mom and Dad Evangelina, Te deseamos todo lo mejor de la uida ahora y siempre, tus hermanas y papas que te quieren Fam. Hernandez Congratulations, Karen and classmates! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kozlowski Leo, Good Luck and Best Wishes always. Love. Rod riguez Family Good Luck Class of ' 84 Mr and Mrs. Elridge Livingston To Lynn: Best Wishes! Love Carolyn You made it. Congratulations! Love always. The Carters Good Luck in the future Mr. DeVan We love you. Congratulations! Love always, Mom and Dad Congratulations !!! Love, Fannie Good Luck and Best Wishes, always. Love, The Rodriguez Family ' Otto, thanks for being a good friend. Alida Eugene Peguero, Attorney at Law Laura Bctancourt-Peguero, MA. Con grad ulations! Douglas Smith You made it! Love, Mom and Bob To our daughter, Kim Stoos, Congratulations! ' Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Ms. Tremayne ' s second period Seniors. Mr. and Mrs. Zamora, Congratulations, Matt. 158 advertisements Il« f Af t0N! Mr and Mrs, Dennis Acosta Mr, and Mrs, Betancourt Roslna Boudreau Boy George Mr, and Mrs, John Cabrera Mr Erick Carter. LVN Leatrlce Cantu Mr Droilinger Duran Duran Tony Dusich s Bell Radiator Mr, and Mrs, Esparza Mr and Mrs, Joe Figueroa Mr and Mrs Jose Fonseca Miss Donnamarie Gibbons Mr and Mrs, Thomas Guzzo Sandra Kaihatu Mr and Mrs, W Kaihatu Mr, and Mrs, Henry Jenks Maricela and Jose Amelia Lopez Mr. and Mrs, Marroquin Diane Acosta McQuire Ms Catherine P, Mims Ms, Emma Jean Mims Ms, Lisa Marie Mims Gil Moreno Mr O ' Donneil Mr, Elmer Ramzy Mr, and Mrs Wallace Reese Mr, and Mrs, E, Santisteven Mr and Mrs, Taylor Mr, and Mrs, MA, Vitale Vito ' s Italian Foods and Delicatessan Christopher House advertisements 15 ' ) left- David van Ruiten- undescribable. below- Do Freshmen have spirit? Yes. we do! ' f% i- i mw above- Life after school: same place, same thing left- While Teresa practices her skills on Mike ' s hair. Janet. Hilda, and Maria aid the process by giving pointers. striving for our goals 161 yi All of us strive for a goal- each has a calling. Some strive to be successful. Some strive to be happy, Some strive to be loved. But most of us strive to be. 162 striving for our goals V Lum i; m nrvx rv vrf , , - -D - - 0 ( ,. 0 = w , N. . .v rf t V ,e 1 c V h VISALIA ( . A X yt. ■ i.i ' - ' y, ;- IX 6 d - n {.-: f c u i HJ y .:X,- , y y ' , .ft UJ ' 7 If: ' y,% Tv t. (A,. A- J. — ' V : ,( c.- c I V ' S C t.- ' ■A ■ Uo ' ' H ' l- r ■-r ' O t ' v X ( ) c -r- ■ iX. A