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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

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Kvery once in a while we ihmk ahoul the pa- l wishing It would slay hoping it will lasl As long as ihcre arc stars in Ihc sky we will always be together no matter where we shall go. we ' ll be in each oihcr.s thoughts forever. erfcci Harmony ' be there when the road runs out and wo don ' t know where lo go we were there lo lei each other know. Things change and so do we what we want sometimes can never be the memories of school years past arc locked in my (our) hearts and they ' ve been there from ihe very Always keep a little prayer in your pocket and your ' e sure to sec the light soon there ' ll bo joy and happiness and your world will be bright. Togcthernoss and porfeci harmony are very hard lo find but keep hope in your heart and a dream in your mind. Rv Jonni Garcia (Senior) As Nivi sii.s wiih ease, (he suul.s of l ius arc easily leased The varsily foolball captains will forever be seen in Perfect Har- The old Pius Studs will carry the good cheer of the loam where ever Ihey may go. ■Hoy, look ill us we are here lo show off our SKNIOR SI ' IUI ' I Together In Perfect Harmony Through thick and thin. Martha. Aubrey Jenni will forever treasure the basis of a true friendship. Together In Perfect Harmony By Martha Grijalva There are several things in life which come natural- ly and to the Pius X family, that quality is together- ness . In whatever we do a special spirit is spread. In our everyday activities we stress the importance of working as a whole to accomplish a project or job. Everyone has special talents that others don ' t have; that is why it is important for us to share our talents with others so that they can be put together to solve problems which may appear in certain situations. There are other things that are involved in working together with someone and it ' s a very important skill, and that is to respect each other ' s ideas, for everyone deserves the right to learn to understand that creating something takes time, patience and also love. But why love? Well, love is an essential part of building: just the way love grows so does the project, and before you know it, it ' s accomplished. Togetherness, as I said be- fore, reminds me of Pius for we are always working hard to satisfy each other ' s needs. Father Milbauer has passed on a tremendous sense of togetherness in these past two years that he ' s been principal. He ' s spread his friendship to all the students, through a warm smile that he is constantly wearing, as he wanders through the campus throughout the day. He has even spread his cheer in the faculty, since his wonderful arrival, the faculty seems to be more relaxed, which makes it easier for them to work to- gether in conjunction with one another, not to mention with the students. We will forever remember his high spirit. The Seniors tend to hold a very special type of to- getherness within their class. A major part of this could be Senior Square; it ' s an honor to be able to own such a space, it ' s not only a space for the seniors to lay around and gossip, but it ' s a special place that has been selected, and blessed, for the seniors to think of their future. The future holds many surprises, and hopefully all the seniors respect the honor senior square gives them. Senior Square to the Seniors creates a sense of togetherness among them even though there are dif- ferent types of people. They all stick up for one an- others benefits. The best part of Senior Square is hav- ing to wait for it, and when the time comes, it ' s even better. Another example of togetherness could be this year ' s football team: even though we lost several times, they all learned to deal with each other ' s thoughts and feelings they respected themselves. The Red Berets this year were always in constant together- ness and It showed every time they walked out on that field together. We are Pius and we ' ll never let our togetherness be gone; either because of a loss or a failure. cannot tell a lie Coach Totten did it! The rally seems to have Ihese sophomores m wild curiosity. ■ ■ ' . _ mi k i 1 A typical moment is shared during lunch. Martha. Paula, and Jenni keeping the spirit flowing throughout the game. n. ' ' ' ' l ' i%g  ' ' ' WtW - % Pam and Steve are still together in perfect friendship ever since grammar school. 10 Jf Sfc? ' .r :) .iA Jh O.K. so let ' s look organized, Seniors. Pam ' s taking a picture for the yearbook -V-r .i iX- ' k- - y MiiM -• '  .. - y Lisa did you hear that Nivi ' s mad at me again? 11 Gettinsf It Together 1 H y tf H ' J % Jfcr • • nd • - V 1 f ' ■r i • u, - 13 „ , l«. _ ' Above: Mr. Ball sure knows what it is lo work logclhcr with his students and have a good time. Above: Hey .Jennifer look, they ' re taking our pic lure again. Below: We are just a bunch of looney Pius friends. It ' s so nice to have people like Father around. Marisol . . . this is not a sleeping matter. Danny Martin, a graduating Sen- ior from Pius X is considering Loy- ola Marymount University or Uni- versity of the Pacific for further education in hopes of obtaining a re- warding career. Through participat- ing m football, as starting left guard, no. 66. Danny has gained more pride in his school. Although the season was not very successful, Danny said that it taught him a lot about life and himself. Besides his parents, Danny would like to thank Coach La Vigne, who has influenced his life greatly. Pius X has given Danny a memo- rable Senior year which he will not forget and he states, My years at Pius X have been a rewarding ex- perience, and I am proud of my Alma Mater. Lisa Manous, a graduating Senior from Pius plans to attend UCLA and major in commercial graphic arts. At the end of her senior year, Lisa has learned enough for her to be able to leave Pius X with a definite goal in life and has the ability to pur- sue it. Pius X has been a place where Lisa has been able to mature and un- derstand more about responsibility through her being Song Captain and ASB Secretary. She has taught her- self that she must set goals and work hard to obtain them. Lisa would like to thank her friends, especially Chantel Bigelow, for helping her find the true mean- ing of friendship: consideration, hon- esty and love. When asked what Piux has meant to her, Lisa replied, Pius X has been a growing experience for me through friendship, personal exper- ience and in understanding those around me. Arlene Aguirre Leonardo Anzoalegui Carla Alarcon Catherine Angulo Richie Antee Matthew Apodaca Melissa Aponte La Fanque Aubry Angelica Bravo Cynthia Cabrera Paula and Carla through thick and thin. Angela Calderon Teresa Carrion Raymond Casas Beatriz Castellanos 18 John Castillo Dolores Chavez Lucy Chavez Michael Coburn u-ua Wesley Cureton Mary Davis Maryann Dawson Maria de la Nuez Manbel DeLeon Angel Delgado Lunch time is study time. 19 Mary Estrada Carolyn Fair Laura Fierro Monique Figueroa Eduardo Fimbres Mario Flores Charlie Freire Albert Galvan Jennifer Garcia Patricia Garcia The Foursome Friends- Mary Tern, Lisa and Roxanne. Steven Gomez 21 ■ ■4 1 1 F Dolores Gonzalez Michael Gonzales b 22 Arlene Guzman Karen Hansen Darick Hendrix Jesse Hernandez Leticia Hernandez Miguel Hernandez Dominique Hernandez Rickie Hernandez Angela Hobbs Dionna Hollingsworth Joilvn Holmes Suzanna Jacques Valerie Kelleher Reginald King 23 24 ' Hey, what are you doing? ' Daniel Martinez Knstme Martinez Come on William, don ' t fall asleep right now. Raul Martinez Ernesto Medina Margarita Mendez Roman Mendoza Monica Montez Julie Moreno Doreen Munoz Nicholas Ontiveras Irsia Monzon Orlmda Ornelas 25 Rafael Ortiz Alberto Orozco Cherise Parker William Parker Regina Priest Eleanor Pruitt Angela Renteria Olympia Reyes ' Roxanne, this is your lummy speaking! ' Stephanie Reynolds Maria Rivera Jacqueline Rodriquez Miguel Rubalcava Raul Rocha Arthur Rodriquez Nivea Sanchez Anne Schooling 27 THE BEST OF THE SENIORS 1 T B 4 m J9 V 31 mH h ■R Best Personality: Maribel DeLeon and Steve Go- mez fj - H w - ' ifflj Most Popular and Spirited: Martha Grijalva and Tony Conrado. Class Flirts: Nivi Sanchez and William Triay 30 The Shortest and the Tallest: Dolores Chavez, Karen Hansen, Tony Conrado and Richie Antee Left Class Couple: Monique Figueroa and Aubry Taylor Best Buddies: Marlene Vega and Doreen Munoz: Danny Mar- tinez and John Castillo Most Athletic: Doreen Munoz. Tony Lopez and Steve Gomez g Looking: Melissa Aponte. Monica Montez. Steve Gomez and Albert Orozco Class Clowns: Gloria Marquez and Si mon Scott 31 Most Likely to Succeed: Lisa Manous, Dennis Black and Hec- tor De La Torre Right: Prettiest Eyes: Jenny Gar- cia and Albert Orozco The Chatter Boxes: Carolyn Fair and Dennis Drain Below: Best Hair: Lisa Zamora and Daniel Escobar Most Talented: Lisa Manous and Wesley Curcton TOGETHERNESS COMES IN ALL CLASSES The class of 1986 has the unity to stay togeth- er wherever they go. ■« L m n ■ to : -. r jga B L ma w K H Iwil ■ l p B - 4p 1 II ■ H ' i) fl l -:« 1 Michael Hollon is sixteen years of age. has been actively involved in basketball and baseball for the past three years. Mike has been in the California Scholarship Foun- dation and National Honor Soci- ety. Mike ' s goals for the future are to hopefully graduate with honors and attend a 4 year college. He is also planning to live on campus or an apartment at a university. Mike enjoys history. math. On his spare time even though he has very little to spare, he enjoys to have fun with trivia and play Triv- ial Persuit. He also enjoys watch- ing hockey and sports on T.V. Mary Byrne is sixteen years of age, has been very active in exira-curncular activities. She has been on Drill team for three years and is presently captain of the 84-85 Drill Team. She also was fresh- man class representative and Sopho- more Vice President and presently is the Junior president. Mary has been to the Kiwanis and Redlands Leadership camps. Her goals are to attend a 4 year college at U.C.L.A.. Notre Dame or Loyola. Mary hopes to graduate with honors and major in science or math. She hopes to generate great spirit and unity before she graduates. She enjoys math, football games and school in general. She also likes being with her friends, working at Mc Donalds and just having fun. In her spare time, what little time she has she likes to sleep in late, read, and talking on the phone. She enjoys watch- ing Dynasty and Knotts Landing. Mary likes shopping, watching sports, gym- nastics, and swimming Acosta, Miraya Ahumada, Paul Alberto, Kimberly Aldndge, Adnano Allen. Jeffrey Almaraz. Al Alpaugh, Sharon Anderson, Danielle Anderson. Lisa Aviles. Christine Azurduy. Luis Banueloz, Elizabeth Barajas. Susana Batres, Magdony Becerril, Jorge Beckham. Michael Bellinghausen, Gustavo Bilodeau. Denis Bojorquez. Anna Bonilla. Jesus 35 Bottoms, Robby Box, David Briola, Joseph Brooks, Michelle Brown, Tamico Buelna, Alfredo Byrne, Mary Calvo. Maria Campbell, Marcus Carmack, Angela Carvajal, Henry Catlett. Edward Chase, Ana Cheesman, Alex Clark, Kimberly Conboy, Brian Cordova, Xochitl Corona, Sonia Criner, Charles Davis, Denise Davis, Ramona Delgado, Elvia Delgado, Jeannette 36 DeLeon, Ricardo DelRosario, Jenifer Dixon, Michelle Dominguez, Lisa DuBose, Deronda Dupree, Camille Duren, Lynette Duron, Ruben Elston, Linda Ewing, Rory Farias, Margarita Fierro, Rene Flores, Lupe Flores. Mercedes Franchini, Michael Freeman, Patricia Freeny, Bridgette Freire, Robert Frometa, Jose Fonseca, Ray Fulsom, Stephani Gallegos, Alicia Garcia, Arthur Garcia, Ralph Garcia, Victor Gardner, Tatia Gauss, Monica Gomez, Victor 37 Gonzalez, Claudia Gonzalez, Luis Gonzalez, Luz Gonzales, Sandra Goodson, Kenneth Guzman. Loretta Haller. Regina Hams. Brent Harton. James Hickman. Lisa Hinojosa. Arthur HoUins. Selwyn HoUon. Mike Huertas. Ernesto Inchausti, Rosa Jackson, Andrew Jackson, MareUna Jaisinghanj, Mira Jordon. Eula Kilgore, Bryant Kim, Cathy Lee, Terrence Leonard, John Lepick, Yuri 38 Livingston, Daniel Loera. Joseph Lopez, Kelly Lopez, Victor Lora , Gloria Mada, Kim Madrid. Erika Magallanez, Marlene Magana, David Martin. MaeDel Martin. Todd Martinez. Gary Martinez. Gma McCready, Janice McMillan, Tracy Mendez, Carlos Mendez. Javier Mendivel, Elizabeth Mendoza, Ruben Menendez. Olga Mercado. Jessica Meza. Olegario Milian. Arleen Monteilh, Cherisse Moore, Phillip Moreno, Myron Murphy. John Muniz. Alfonso 39 Muniz, Mariza Naranjo, Maria Navarrette. Lisa Navarro, Feliberto Navarro. Gabriel Nevarez. Eduardo Nunez. Rosalba Olivas. Oscar Oregel, Humberto Palacio. Raul Paredes . Jacqueline Parra. Miguel Payan. Cynthia Pena. Beatriz Perez. Edward Perez. John Perry. LeShawn Plunkett. David Pando. Carmen (Teri) Quinlos, Matthias Reynoso. Veronica Riskey. David Rivera, Adrian Rivera. Amelia Rodrigues, Paula Rodriguez, Richard Rodriguez, Robert Martinez, Roger Rojas. Edwin Roseli, Gabriel Salinas, June 40 Salum. Maria Amezquita, Samuel Sanchez, Idilio Sanchez, Jesus Sandoz, Cornel Santos, Illana Scott, Jonathan Scott, Tracy Seiple, Kenneth Seward. Kevin Shores. Jennifer Smith. Prances Sotelo. Bernadette Stoos. Karen Stromen, Cynthia Talamantes. Michelle Torrez, Patricia Turdevich, Alexandra Uribe. Genaro Valdez, Susana Valdez, Tina Vergara, Rocio Vertiz, Mary WUles, Aldo Wright, Andrea 41 God. I wish I were a Senior already Darryl Norwood, an outstanding sophomore student, here at Pius, is excelhng greatly in Frosh-Soph Football. He is currently starting as no. 4 and plays starting quarter- back. He has been playing football for two years at Pius and played on Pop Warner team before. Aside from being busy with football at Pius. Darryl is also in St. Albert ' s Youth Group. He enjoys collecting baseball cards, watching televi- sion, and going to football games. When asked about his future plans, he replied that he wants to play varsity football and baseball at Pius. After graduation he would like to go to the University of North Carolina and major in Phys- ical Education to become a coach. We asked Darryl what he thought about Pius and he said. Pius is a big step from St. Albert ' s. Eileen Byrne, a sophomore here at Pius, is active in the Girls ' Sports Program. She was fortu- nate enough in her freshman year to make the varsity teams for vol- leyball, basketball, and Softball. She is currently starting in Varsity Volleyball as no. 20 and is doing a great job. Her abilities really show while she is on the court. When asked about what she thought about Pius, she replied. The thing 1 like most about Pius is that there IS a great pride throughout the .■school. You hear it in the halls and at the Pius activities The feel- ing of unity really comes alive be- cause you have to work together and help each other out. Pius means helping each other out. Abrego, Michele Abreu. Adriana Acosta, Martha Acosla, Monica Adams. Robert Alatorre. Norma Aleman, Ubaldo ' • ' ' Allen, Kevm Allum. Vanessa Alonso, Marisol Alvarez, Arnaldo Andalon, Elizabeth Angulo, Daniel Antorcha, Teresa Arango, William Baham. Stephanie Balderas. Enrique Balthaser. Damian Banks, Dana Barajas, Lisa Barrett, Jaime Barrett, Keith Barron, Graciela Basulto. Edith Beal, Chamois Belyea, Monique Betancourt, Leticia 43 Black, Steven Blakely, Anthony Bonilla, Marisela Brainard. Richard Brashear, Christopher Bustamanle, Ruth Byrne, Eileen Cano, Kevin Cardenas. Gabriela Carr, Aaron Carvajal. Juan Carwile. Laura Castro, Henry Castro, Scott Ceja. Aurelia Cendejas, Angelina Cerda, Laura Cervantes, Josefina Cervantes, Vincent Chaiday, Hilda Chavez, Sylvia Cheesman, Arnold Chelstrom, Gina Childress, David Chung, .Joyce 44 Clayton, Carriee Cloutier. Gregory Cobian. Adrian Cochran. Jacqueline Commodore, Christma Corral, Veronica Covarrublas, Daniel Covarrubias, Moses Cross, Lawrence Crudup, DeEtra Crumsey. James Davis, Jenai Del Rio, Norma Delgado, Guadalupe Douglas. Greta Drabos, Ron Dresser, Christma Ebel. Adriana Elliano, Stacy Enriquez, Loretta Espinoza. Martha Evans, Elizabeth Fajardo, Angela Fascio, Rosa Faulkner, Tommy Ferguson. Margaret Frometa, Maria 45 Gallegos, Laura Gailegos, Sandra Garcia, Maria Garcia, Mercedes Garcia, Vera Garfio. Martha Gayton. David Godinez. Augusto Godinez. Cynthia Godinez, Monica Gomez, AngeHca Gomez, Oscar Gonzalez, Cecilio Gonzalez, Lawrence Gonzalez, Leticia Gonzalez, Soma Gonzalez, Virginia Granados, Lisa Griffith, Dorinda Gutierrez, David Gutierrez. Myra Hall, Chnstel Heintz, Marcia 46 Hernandez, Anna Hernandez, Laura Hernandez, Silvia Hernandez, William Hobbs. Shannon Holden, Lee Holguin, Leza Huerta, Corina Huertas, Davis Jaeger, Merri Jansen, John Jenkins, William Jennings. Nicholas Johnson, Tashima Johnson, Tonique Kalogris, Christina Kang, Stanley Kemp, Brandon King, Regina Knight, Ana Larios, Zeferino Laurente, Francis Lechuga, Ralph Lee, Stevoni Leon, Linda Liberatore, Jeanine Lio, Michael Llarena, Carlos Lopez. Cindy Lopez, Jesus Lopez. Laura Lujan, Rachel Luke, Derek Luna. Jacqueline Lynch. Billie Jo 47 Madrid, Michelle Marchese, Rosa Marquez. Denia Martin, Jose Martinez. Elaine Martinez. Sandra Massey. Robyn Maxie, Kisha Maxwell, Alberta McLoud. Robert Mendez Jr.. Louis Mendoza. Catherine Mendoza, Christina Mendoza. John Mercado. Jacqueline Miranda. Marlene Mitchell. Eric Moncada. Lucy Moran. Maria Muniz, Maritza Myers. James Neal. John Negrete. Carlos Nelson. Tanya Norwood. Darryl Nunez, Eduardo Ochoa. Florence Olivas. Julio 48 _ Olivas, Laura |f ' Orozco. Clara _ ■ Orozco. Oscar Ortega. Christina Palacios. Ana Palestro, Christina Pallan. Paul Palomo. Orlando Parra. Rocio Patino. Geraldo Patterson. La Verne Pautsch. Sheila Pellot, Marilyn Penniman. Marquette Pena, Rebeca Peralla, Ignacio Perez. Sylvia Perkins. Christina Pitts. Andre Porter. Raquel Portugal. Ell Preciado. Ana Quiroz. Fernando Raleigh. Jenee Ramirez. Cynthia Ramirez. Jose Ramirez. Marco Ramos. Molly Rangel. Michelle 49 Reyes, Luis Rivera, Monica Rocha, Jason Rodriguez, Kathleen Rodriguez, Monica Rogozinski, Barbara Romanelli, Eric Romero, Lisa Romo, Jesus Russell, Tycie Salazar, Enrique Salazar, Gerardo Salazar, Victor Sanchez, Cynthia Sanchez, Sergio Santos, Celeste Saucedo, Sandra Saumur, Lisa Schaefer, Julie Scroggins, Sharon Selzer, Erika Shelton, Beverly Smith, Matthew Smith, Seaneen Solanki, Falguni Solorzano, Fernando South, Colette Stevenson, Cherie Stewart, Alice Stewart, Yamiletl Sutalo, Yvettc 50 Yepez, Henry Talavera. Valerie Thompson, Barbara Not Available: Arcega. Irma Castro, Henry Clark, Keisha Gibson, James Hernandez, Marco Timoney, Dianne Tnay, Roberto Trujillo, Olga Valdez, Dianna Valenzuela, Norma Varela, Ana Vargas, Vicente Velasquez, Kenneth Verduzco, Albert Vides, Lina Villanueva. Michelle Waggoner, James Wahl, Christina Washington, Kelly Webb, Adriane White, Earnest Williams, Anne- Marie Williams, La Tanya Williams, Robert Wilson, Stephanie Winkfield, Cleon Wright, Melissa Jackson, Nicole James, Joseph Lopez, Frank Martinez, Lorena Martinez, Maria Ornelas, Yola Vasquez, Denise 51 Freshmen know thai in order to be healthy they are better off bring their own lunch! Portrait of a new student, fresh- man, Samuel Cruz. When he was told he was chosen for the special achievement section, he, was speechless, but contented. Sam is from South Gate Jr. High and chose Pius because of its good qua- lities. Sam has been involved in many different sports since he was 8 years old. While involved in many sports, he has received nu- merous awards, such as most valu- able player, twice. Sam is current- ly on the football team and plans to join the basketball team and track team. When asked what enjoyment he gets, out of playing sports he said, 1 like the competition whether we win or lose and I like all the new friends I ' ve made, Bv: Michelle Brooks A new pretty face around Pius High is that of freshman Julie Davis. I like being here at Pius. The people are fun to be around and the teachers are nice. Pius has a lot of spirit and I like that , she says. Pius is no stranger to Julie since her older sister Cheryl gradu- ated with the class of ' 83, and another sister, Mary, is cur- rently a senior here. Julie is active in volleyball and soft- ball, and her future plans at Pius are to continue playing volleyball and to run for a stu- dent office. Acosta, Pauline Adame. Kimberly Adams, Rochelle Aguirregoitia, Cynthia Albornoz, Martin Aldaco, Jon Alonso. Janet Alpaugh. Nicholas Alvarez, Jacqueline Alvarez. Nancy Alvarez. Sandra Amabile. Michelle Aranda, Debbie Aranda. Edgar Arroyo. Sandy Avila. Abigail Avila, Diana Avila, George Banuelos, Sonia Barrera. Nellie Basulto, Dolores Bautista. Leticia Becerra, Elva Beckham. David Beltran, Debra Bible, Chen Bienvenue. James Blouin. Larry Bobbitt, Chrystal Brockman, Julie Burgos, Mariana Bustamante, Lilia Call, Steven 53 Carmack, Crystal Carraby, Toy a Carrera. Ann Casados, Elaina Castaneda. Heather Catlett, Timothy Cervantes, Ignacio Cervantes, Robert Cervantes. Steven Chacon, Michelle Chavez, Maria Chavez, Sonya Chevalier, David Cook, Angela Cordova, Jose Corona, Ramon Coronado, Carlos Correa, Laura Cortez, Angela Cospito, Carol Craig, Cynthia Cross, Jeffrey Cruz, Samuel D ' Ambrosio, Maria Davis, Batista Vonne Davis, Julie De La Garza, Eloy Del Rosario, Orson Del Villar. Nora DeMoss, Elsa DeVault, Shondale Diaz, Christine Dillard, Alan Dixon. Kelly Anne DeMoss. Elsa Domingo, He) ,Tian Drair , Stacie Duren. Derrick Earl, Lynette Ennquez, Jack Escarcega, Salvador Esparza. Ernesto Espinoza Brenda Esqueda. Liliana Fimbres, Ben Fmau. Sione Fisher, Trina Fletcher, Joseph Flores, Marina Flores. Martha Fortis. Miguel Fox, Heidi Franklin, Stacey Eraser, Tracy Friloux, La Shon Gadson, Ingrid Garcia, Adriana 55 Garcia, Danny Garcia, Frances Garcia, Lupita Garcia, Maria Garcia, Maricella Garcia. Monica Garcia, Rosemarie Garcia, Virginia Garibay, Leticia Garneff, Mahara Gasporra, Paulette Gastinell, Lelicia Gibbs, Anlwinette Gigena, Claudia Gillette, Erica Gomez, Mario Gonzalez, Adolfo Gonzalez, Cristina Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Patricia Govea, Patrick Green, Mechelle Griffith, Kieya Guerrero, Paul Gutierrez, Hortencia Gutierrez, Julie Ann Gutierrez, Kathy 56 Hage, Donnell Hall, Kim Hamilton. Ralph Hands, Rhonda Hands, Shonda Hayes, Dorothy Hernandez, Ana Hernandez, David Hernandez, Jesus Hernandez, Maria del Carmen Hernandez, Paul HoUingsworth, Jamie Hollinquest, Lament HoUins, Sonya Houston, Shanee Humphrey, Kristi Inchausti, Luisa Inman, Lisa Jackson, Holly Jean Charles, Chris Clark, Nikki James, Maisha Jansen, Ronald Jaramillo, Isaac Jimenez, Chrisie Jimenez, Sandra Joseph, Kiesha Keehart, Diane Kelly, Stacy Kieffer, Michael Kindle, Tamara King, Robert Knox, Roushaun Thomas, Klatann Ko, Eunice Landavazo, Sabina 57 Larsen. Cordi Latour, Monique Legaspi. Brilt Leon. Greg Leonard, Brian Llarena. Christine Llorens. Frank Lopez. Adnana Lopez. Frank Lopez. Ray Loyd, Shalonda Lujan. Jesse Magat, Mary Ann Mahany. Jeff Martin. Jacques Martinez. Jo Martinez. Fausto Martinez. Marco Martinez. Michele Martinez. Renee Martinez IH. Paul Mayorga. Roberto McKenna. Timothy Medina. Tony Mejia. Araceii Melendez. Patricia Mendoza. Monica Merino. Juana Miramontes. Elsa Montane, Marissa Montemayor. Linda Montero. Rogeho Morales. Annemarie Morelli. Teresa Murrieta. Mehssa Naranjo Jr.. German 58 Navarro, Maricella Neal, Brian Negrete, Marcos Himes, Zaida Nunez. Sandra Oliva, Jeffrey Orpin. Robert Ortiz. Cnstina Palomo. Javier Palos. Karlo Paredes. Maria Parga. Laura Parker, Anthony Parker. Karen Pellegrino. Sabrina Penuelas. Lisa Perez. Knsta Pittman. Steven Pleto. Joanna Porrata. Tony Posada. Henry Quintana, Marco Quiroz. Kristma Ramirez. Andrea Ramirez. Dario Ramirez, Esmeralda Ramirez, Lizabeth Ramirez, Margarita Rankin, Samantha Rivera. Denise Rivera, Mark Rodriguez, Juanita 59 Rodriguez. Marisol Ruiz, Lisa Salas, Jose Saldana, Francisco Sanchez, Elizabeth Santana, Monica Santarpia, Theresa Saucedo, Roberto Schnorr, Karen Smith, Marcus South. Tiffany Ann Spiller, Dwanique Stefan, Christy Cargill, Sterling Stewart, Yanett Taguiam, Lauriana Taylor, Robin Tellez, Lina Thomas, Antonio Till. Anthony Toale. Annette Triay, Alejandro Uribe. Joseph Valdez. Editha Valles, Teresa Vargas, Raquel Vargas, Stephanie Vasquez, Celma Vazquez, Isela Vazquez. Veronica Veiga, Rosemary 60 ' Vich. Engelbert Del Villar, Ernesto Villegas, Gerardo Viramontes, Edward Waters, Tommy Whalen, Rebeca Whitney, Monica Wilson, Angela Wojciechowski, Theresa Woodard, Jesse Young, Karen Younger, Tamara Zamaniego, Lisa Zamarripa, Maria Zambrano, D aniel Zamora, Gabrielle Zamora, Roman Zarate, Elizabeth 61 right: A Family Portrait Since her graduation, Mrs. Ko- courek. has kept a warm place in her heart of her ole Alma Mater. This is the reason why she came back to Pius to teach. She wanted to bring back a little of what Pius had given her. Being the Head of Counseling she finds she has a better chance to get to know the students. Mrs. Ko- courek finds her jobs are satisfying and rewarding. She feels that the school has undergone many changes since she roamed the halls of Pius as a student. She states that the rules were alot stricter then, for example, girls and boys did not have classes together and there was NO talking in the hallways. When asked how she feels about being one of the bu- siest people on our campus. She said. I enjoy the work but it can become hectic at times. Mr. Murphy has been an active member of the Pius X family for the past four years. He hopes more kids from the com- munity start to take advantage of what Pius has to offer. As head basketball coach, he finds this season to be lough but an exciting challenge. He feels the stu- dents have been supportive, even though the team has struggled, he expects his players to try their best and maintain a college prep GPA. He also expects the athletic program to represent the school community in the true spirit of the school philosophy. When on the court he feels great, he says that he can ' t believe he actually gels paid for leaching and work- ing with young people. Mr. Murphy says that through his coaching experience, he has learned to be more patient and to have a great appreciation for the aca- demic responsibilities of both the coach and the player. Mr. Murphy loves work- ing at Pius X for there ' s no other high school he ' d rather be at. Mr. Acosta Custodian Fr. Alfred Junior Class Counselor Sr. Anne Depl. Co-Chair of Religion, NHS CSF Advisor. Practical Arts Religion Sr. Anna Mane Dept. Chair of Mathematics Algbra Mr. Ball Drama Club Advisor Visual Arts Mrs. Burger Accountant 4 l mIHpI Tr r , ij y t iV •- • Mrs. Bergh Bio. Med Club Advisor Biology Mr. Bethel History. Soph Frosh Coach of Offensive Line, Track, Coach of Field Events Mrs. Boudreau Cafeteria Mrs. Cox Cafeteria Mr. Bruner Advance Sports, Physical Educa- tion, Varsity Football Coach De- fensive Coordinator Mr. Delgadillo Custodian Fr. Campion Administrator for Religious Affairs Campus Minister Miss Dever Lay-Campus Minister, Sr. Moder- ator, Pep Squad Advisor, Reli- gion Mr. Contreras Spanish 63 Mr. Drollmger Band Chorus Coordinator English ' Music Mrs. Esparza Cafeteria Mr. Garrido Dept. Chair of Foreign Language, Spanish Drafting Ms. Gibbons Dept. Chair of History Yearbook Advisor ' History Mr. Gonzalez Custodian Mr. Gutierrez Custodian Mrs Hareraves ' - Kocourek Dept. Chair of Practical Fine Assistant Principal. Dept. Head h ._r„ T ,,_,„„ of Counseling. Jun ior Class U Arts. Typing Moderator, Honors English Mr. Lamprecht Sophomore Basketball Coach Math Mr. La Vigne Head Varsity Football Letterman Club ' Advisor Reli- gion 64 Mrs. Marroquin Activities Director Science Miss Martinez French Club Advisor French Miss Mclntyre Varsity Coach of Vofleyball Jun- ior Varsity Coach of Softball. Girls ' Athletic Advisor Physical Education Mrs. McWieney Librarian Fr. Milbauer  Principal Mr. Murphy Varsity Coach of Boys ' Basket- ball. Boys ' Athletic Director, Sci- Mrs. Nelson Cafeteria Sr. Nuala English ence 65 .-4 Mr. O ' Donnell Dean of Discipline. Track Coach of Running Events History Mr. Person Mrs. Price Varsity Football Coach of Offen- Audio Equipment Manager, Du- sive Line. General Science plicating Infirmary Attendance Mr. Ramirez Custodian Mrs. Reck Secretary of Studies Records Mrs. Reese • Executive Secretary of Principal Mr. Ryan Trigonometry Mr. Salatich Co-Chair of Religious Dept.. Head Football Coach of Soph Frosh, Religion Newspaper Advisor Mr. Sanchez Spanish Mrs. Santisteven Cafeteria 66 Mr. Santisteven Head Varsity Coach of Girl ' s Bas- ketball Softball. Junior Varsity Coach of Volleyball. Algebra Computers Mr. Sellati Religion Mr. Serrano Custodian Mrs. Sova Dean of Discipline- Junior Class Moderator. History Mrs. Taylor Chair of Science Dept Chemistry Mrs. Thiel Cashier of the Business Office Mr. Thiel Business Office Manager Mr. Todd Algebra Geometry Mr. Totten Varsity Football Coach of Run- ning Backs, Body Building Club Advisor. Driver ' s Education Health ' CT Miss Tremyne English History Mrs. J. Vitale P Chair of English Dept.. Sopho- more Class Moderator, English f Mr. Wagner Josten ' s Yearbook Representa- tive to Pius X I 1 Mrs. G. Vitale Cafeteria Manager Mr. M. Vitale Head Coach of Cross Country Track Coach, Sophomore Class. Counselor Moderator. English 67 Go Pius ever onward Mrs. Marroquin is one of Pius ' many helping hands. Her daily schedule does not only include being a teacher but she IS also ASB Moderator and Activities Director. As Activities Director, Mrs. Mar- roquin is responsible for many of the progressive changes and developments that occur at Pius. She has introduced many new activities to us. 1 like the general attitudes of the students. I like the cur- riculum and what it has to of- fer for the kids. I also enjoy the opportunity to share my knowledge with others , she said. Mr. Drollinger has created the spirit of music here at Pius. He IS the director of the band, but his efforts do not stop there, he is also the choir instructor. Progress cannot be reached without making a certain committment to mu- sic. Involvement with music, and the goal to be a musician IS definitely a working process which has to be somewhere in order to move up. said Mr. Drollinger. -Maria Calvo- Rallies: Time To Show Pride The rallies this year were filled with much enthusiasm and spirit. The students ex- pressed their pride by par- ticipating in the cheers. Be- sides showing their pride and spirit, they also showed their support and belief in the teams. At the Homecoming Rally, the juniors won the spirit stick and the Class of 85 won the spirit trophy for the second time in a row The freshmen won the spirit stick for the first time at the Bas- ketball Rally. Since express- ing your pride and spirit is what makes a rally, the peo- ple of Pius know how to do it. -Maria Calvo- and -Jennifer del Rosario- The serious faces of the varsity football team. Cathy and Jennifer show their spirit with pnde. 69 Time Will Reveal Princess Joilyn Holmes Princess Melissa Aponte Queen Maribel DeLeon S. cP 70 Princess Monica Monlez Princess Victoria Smith The theme of this years Home- coming was Time Will Reveal . It began with a series of activities. To show school spirit, the stu- dents dressed up according to the theme of each day. The week ' s ac- tivities came to an end with red and white day and the rally. The princesses processed to the stage with their escorts. The spirit stick was awarded to the junior class and for two years in a row the class of 85 won the spirit tro- phy. At half time, the activities included a performance by the drill team and pep squads. After the game there was a social in the gym where the coronation took place. Maribel De Leon was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1984. 1 JH S 1 1 ' - iB Halloween: Monster Mash!! above: Lisa and Tern are the definition of originality. The Halloween Spirit haunted Pius X again this year. As one entered the campus he was trans- formed into a different world of fairytale charac- ters, witches, and other unearthly beings. A spe- cial activity rally was called in the gym for a Hal- loween Costume Contest, in which many strange creatures participated. The winners included: Clown Category-Regina Perez Fairytale Category-Melinda Cortez Most Creative Category-Dionna Hollingsworth Scariest Category- Jorge Becerril Teacher Category-Mike Vitale Overall Winner-Martha Martinez The day was a memorable experience for all. above: An early start and a good breakfast for Mr. Vitale. bove: It ' s fun to create with crayola says Dolo- es. above: Jenni and Jennifer smile for the camera. 75 Junior Ring Class Of 1986 H ' H . 1 A ' Cv . In the famed O ' Connor ' s Gym on ihe campus of Pius X. the class of 1986. received their school ring, which is a precious symbol of honor between the student ' s and their school. The presentation of the nngs was given in a ceremony held dur- ing 4th period on December 7. 1984. The celebration was a joyous occas- sion for not only the Juniors but their proud parents. The giving of the rings was celebrated by Princi- pal FY. Milbauer. who blessed the nngs. Fr. Campion gave a short talk about the history and the meaning of the giving and the taking of school ring. He gave insight to what that relationship is to the individual student. After the ceremony the Sophomore Class gave out refresh- ments to all that came to the cere- mony. M ' V. 76 ■ ' Oh my gosh, are my nails ok? r Celebrating With A Formal Christinas Flare r rV It is always best when yoi party with the BEST. An enjoyable evening was had by all who attended the Isi Annual Christmas For- mal which was held De- cember 19. 1984. at the Port O ' Call Restaurant in San Pedro The dance was spon- sored by the Senior Class who proved to be very suc- cessful in organizing the event. There was a lot of ex- citement that filled the air. After a considerable amount of time of socializing, every- one got up to dance with the music of the DJ. Marc Gold; there after, they danced the night away. The Christmas Ball was a time to dance and have a good time but for this couple it was time to pose for a picture. The Christmas Concert given on behalf of the Fine Arts Department was a de- hghlful experience into the world of music and visual performance. We are pleased to have so much tal- ent resting here at Pius. The concert was given on De- cember 15. in the rain but this handicap did not keep away the proud parents, fnends and faculty that came to see the wonderful gift given to our school. The Fine Arts Department has in the past two years grown in size and we hope to see more of Pius ' great talent displayed throughout the coming years. A Performance Night For Christinas right: Drama acts out the spirit of giving. The Christmas Concert given on behalf of ihe Fine Arts Department was a de- hghtful experience into the world of music and visual performance. We are pleased to have so much tal- ent resting here at Pius. The concert was given on De- cember 15. in the ram but this handicap did not keep away the proud parents, fnends and faculty that came to see the wonderful gift given to our school. The Fine Arts Department has in the past two years grown in size and we hope to see more of Pius great talent displayed throughout the coming years. A Performance Night For Christmas Wishing upon a star. The young but talented. • 31 JTv j f l7 ' 1 ¥ 7 wWl IV-fNl t. 1 .saw Mommy kissing Santa. above; Angela shows above: Angelica sings her hidden talent. with Christmas feeling. 1 ■B ■■MK K ■ B l H. . Hf ' ■-. Hl M -7! !B . Bc - m - IpP fjfi W k ' ' ' ■ ■■ ' ' right: Drama acts out the spirit of giving. Miss Rita Dever was chosen to be the Lay Campus Minister because of her heavy involve- ment in the area of Christian Service ' From the time Miss Dever was hired as a rehgion teacher here at Pius, she has organized several of our Christian Service activities. These activities were set up for the students of this school to help the surrounding communities. The Retreat Program is one of her major goals for the year of 84 85. Due to the difficulties of three years ago it had been suspended. Miss Dever started the year out with having one day retreats of the each section of the Freshmen Re- ligion Classes. It took place in our large group room and was taught through a film, discussion prayer and a Mass. The Sophomore Retreat was a one day retreat awav from the school It was given by the Salesians. The Junior.Senior Re- treat will be three days during the month of March at Valyermo. Another one of Miss Dever ' s goals is for the students here at Pius to attend Youth Dav which IS a workshop just for High School Students This Youth Day is held in conjunction with the CCD Congress in January. The dav will be filled with workshops, a liturgy, and a concert. Miss Dever has worked very hard to make the Thanksgiving and Christmas Season one of hope for others bv raising enough money, food and toys for the poor. We are very proud, here at Pius, to have Miss Dever as a Shining example of the true meaning of being a Christian. One of the most involved persons m Christian services at Pius is Rev- erend Campion Aspinall. a.k.a. Fr. Campion. He has been a priest for the past 24 years and has been at Pius X for quite sometime. His offi- cial title IS Administrator of Reli- gious affairs. With this job Father is in charge of masses before school, for classes and for student body. Penance Services and the religious department. In addition to this busy .schedule, the English fellow finds the time to involve himself into the different Christian Drives at the school. Father feels much pride for the Pius Community for doing the excellent jobs on the drives this year. Thanksgiving Mass The Thanksgiving masses were held on November 21, 1984 and ihey turned out to be a success. The students at Pius pulled together to raise enough money to buy 600 dollars worth of turkeys, 250 dollars worth of extra food and 1,000 dollars to be sent to Ethipia for aid. During the masses, the Drama Department performed a short play, The Giving Tree , which is a skit based on the nature of giving. Also attending the mass was the Sarton Chorus who sung. Much thanks is given to the students at Pius for their generous contributions towards the success of the drive. s In prayerfull concenlraiion Father Milbauer asks, the students to join in prayer What do I do now? Christinas Toy Drive Miss Dever ' s Class Tree, donated by her Juniors. Surprise! Here are Santa ' s little helpers. The Christmas Toy Drive was a great suc- cess!!! Miss Dever and Fr. Campion with the help of the student body here at Pius raised $1,203,56. This money went to supply needy children with toys and special gifts for Christ- mas. As a Christian Community. Pius united to make the holiday a special place for those in need. The students here at Pius should be proud that they were able to bring happiness and ]oy into a small child ' s life. GIFTS FOR THE CHILD Marlene. you should watch who ' s looking be- fore you take! 84 Chnslmas is a time for rejoicing and the giving of thanks to our Lord, for on this day he gave to us the gift of hfe and a new be- f inning. Dunne our cele- ration of the luurgy for Christmas, it was just that! We rejoiced in prayer and music! The music was the delightful work of our own Girls ' Choirs and the newly formed Warrior Chorus! The drama class gave us an interpretation of what the true meanmg to Christmas is. This was done through a dramatic performance given during the homily. As a schoor we the community, all gave ours thanks through the Mass for this new life and new beginning. Celebrating Christinas .4 iT ' - 1. m E . kJ Hl fz J i i 1 A 1 i J m W f 1 . J- . 1 I T t hSiHlHE r aiSr 1 Above: The passing of gifts to the altar. First performance of our famed Warrior Chorus. 1 ' : ■j ' • ] 1 2 % Convalescence Home: Caring Is A Part Of Pius X!! Every day of the week one of Mr. La Vigne ' s senior religion classes goes to visit the West View Conva- lescence Home. They go and share a smile and conversation with the sick and lonely people at this Home. Pius not only cares for people in- side of school but also for people out- side of the school, this with many more qualities is what makes Pius such a caring school. -Ana Chase- ! Roman and Carla po.se with a patienl for i quick shot. Pius ' Blood Drive: Be A S veetheart Donate This year ' s Blood Drive was a complete success due to the hard work and Devotion of Pius X Social Action Commis- sioner. Mary Davis. The Drive took place on Friday. Febru- ary 15, 1985. with 121 people signed up to Donate their time, energy and most impor- tantly . their blood. All in all. Pius came up with 7.3 pro- ductive units of Blood to aid the Red Cross. Much thanks to the Donors. Rejects and those who unfortunately came through the traumatic exper- ience ALIVE!!! Retreat: Frosh Soph The retreat program at Pius had not been in operation for the past two years. This year under the guidance of Miss Rita Dever and the Religion department we again have a retreat program- The program this year is not only for Seniors but for the underclassmen too. This past November the Fresh- men were given a day through their Religion class to exper lence a day to religious enlightment. This was followed by a Mass dunng a regular class penod. The Sophomores were given the opportunity to experience a different setting for their retreat, which was given at Dominic Savio. The Sopho- more Retreat was a one day experience for everyone in the class who wished to participate in the new and exciting en- nchment of religious awareness. In both the Freshman and Sophomore Retreats both classes received a new and differ enl Ij-pe of learning experience never before offered to them in recent years. HT , 1 13 «J B m % . ilRg mm Mi| ■art 1 Youth Day CCD Congress The 1985 Youth Day was held at the Anaheim Convention Center Together with Pius students, many other people from different schools and commumties attended the various workshops. His Eminence Cardinal Timothy Manning, offered Mass for everyone in the arena. Following the Mass. there were more workshops. The day ended with a concert and a rally. All in all it was a rewarding experience. A priest from Sanla Rosa speaking on the effects of music on the vouth. An influential speaker talks to the attentive audience. %• Art and Claudia enjoying their youth. People show their enthusiasm to- wards religion. 89 Pius X sports harmony In unity and perfect Doreen Munoz, a Senior here at Pius, has been very athletically in- volved her four years here. She has been on J.V. Volleyball and Basket- ball for 2 years, and on Varsity Vol- leyball 1 year and Varsity Basket- ball 2 years. When I asked Doreen what being a senior meant to her she replied To me a senior means being on top and in control. Doreen is un- decided about college but plans on going to the police academy to be- come a police officer. I asked her Why a police officer? She replied Because it is a challenge and a chance for me to be independent. In Doreen ' s own words she said Pius has given me a chance to experience new things and to discover myself to the fullest potential. One of the most enthusiastic and sports orientated guys on campus is Senior. Tony Conrado. He has played Varsity Football for the past 2 years and was honored with a Red Beret for being named Varsity Foot- ball Captain. He feels a sense of ac- complishment in his final year at Pius, he is looked up to by his fellow- team mates and underclassmen. Some of the valuable things that Pius has given Tony is leadership qualities, ability to deal with others and a sense of responsibility to ac- cept victory and defeat. Tony hopes to join the Marine Corp following graduation. When asked what Pius X has meant to him. Tony replied. It has been my second home! Varsity Football: True Warriors t . _. ff,, h MM 7 f :3 ;flr; .:3 ,29 The 1984 football season saw the War- ners expenence both frustration and ex- citement. Pius X lost some close games but had some outstanding performance by individuals on the varsity team. The Warriors led the entire Southeast area m passing with 1677 yards at a 63% com- pletion rate, setting school juniors, were selected to the All-Angelus League team. This was more underclassmen all- league performers than any other team in the league. All in all. the Pius X Warriors exper- ienced a season filled with emotion, de- termination and dedication to a purpose. The players always gave 100% effort and played as a team. We are proud of them and anxious to see the success that will come from the foundation that they have laid. fmm ! sM i Pm Eddie Nevarez. Reggie King. Cornel Sandoz. Alfonso Muniz. Rene Fierro, Terrence Lee. John Perez, Arnie Alvarez, Aubrey Taylor. James Crumsey. Victor Garcia. Danny DelCampo. Tony Conrado. Ernest Huertas. Robert Rodriquez. Mike Franchini. Ernie Medina. Albert Orozco. Joey Alfaro. Eric Ferguson. Charles Cnner. Joe Loera. Matt Quintos. Ken Goodson. Luis Azurduy, WiUiam Tnay. Gabnel Navarro. David Box. Fehberto Navarro. Ruben Duron. Javier Mendez. Al Almaraz. James Harton. Jesus Sanchez. Carlos Mendez. Danny Martin. Alfredo Buelna. Ricardo DeLeon. Yuri Lepick. Andrew Jackson, Adrian Rivera, Art Hinojosa. Ed Catlett. Cris Vega, Tony Lopez. Steve Gomez. Dennis Drain. Joe Bnola. Raul Rocha. Humberto Oregel. Rory Ewing. Jonathan Scott, Danny Escobar Ricardo Lopez 80 Wide Receiver Clark Bruner, Jerry Person, Jon Totten, Ken La Vigne. Marlin Lane, Pat Macke, Mike Gallegos Daniel Escobar 97 Defensive End Nicholas Onliveros Manager Reginald King 2 Running Back Eri c Ferguson 32 Running Back 91 Mr. LaVigne makes sure his play- ers are well stretched. Eddie Nevarez escapes the sack. Frosh Soph On The Go Included in one of the many changes this year at Pius was the conver- sion of the J.V. football team to a Frosh Soph team. This was done to make our J.V. team a bigger and better team. With the many talented freshman and the ex- perienced sophomores, combined they made a powerful and successful J.V. squad. Ernie Medina and Nivi Sanchez J.V. Football Team R. McLoud, K. Barrett, A. Triay, J. Jansen, E. Esparza. M. Negrete T Catlett V Inman, D. Norwood. J. Uribe, L. HoUinquest, T. Parker, D. Duren, J. Oliva, T. Thomas, Z. Larios O Orozco ' G. Leon, S. Cruz, K. Allen, R. Triay, A. Carr, S. Kang, C. Negrete, O. Palomo. F. Solorzano, B. Leonard M Penniman C. Gonzalez, S. Cervantes, D. Angulo, J, Waggoner, J, Palomo. D. Zambrano, R. Williams ?■ Martinez. E. Portugal. R. Jansen. C. Wmkfield. P. Pallan, F. Quiroz, S. Black. N. Alpaugh, M. Campbell, E Mitchell, R. Cervantes, C. Llarena. Team Manager- Orson Del Rosario Varsity Volleyball ' 84 The Varsity Girls Volleyball Team ac- complished many goals. This year ' s team of girls were a very determined group and went out to do the best job they could. They had the main ingredi- ent that makes up a good team; they had a fresh spirit of enthusiasm, a respect for one another and a desire to work hard to accomplish the goals they had set for themselves. Our valiant lady warriors fought hard to make a spot in the C.I.F. playoffs, but at last they lost to Bishop Montgomery. It was a dissappointment but our lady warriors are winners. Miss Mclntrye will have a fine team for the year. There are many girls who will be on this winning team next year. by Jennifer Shores and Martha Grijalva - ' ' J |5S ' ' ' ' ' d j 2 f ! H£ v W Above: Coach Miss Mclntyre, Adriane Webb. Kim Mada, Tina Mendoza. Carla Lugo, Maria Borunda Below: Monica Mendoza. Michell Martinez. Julie Davis. Debbie Aranda, Eileen Byrne Coach Mclntyre St. Paul won St. Joseph loss Mater Dei loss Bishop Amat won Bishop Mongomery loss St. Paul loss St. Joseph loss Mater Dei loss Bishop Amat won Bishop Montomery loss Pius 3-7 for the ' 84 season. Sr. Angelica Bravo Sr. Maria Borunda Sr. Carla Lugo • • I Got It f The smiling face of Eileen Byrne. Julie getting ready to set. M EkV Vh . - ■ :j ff m 1 lIL tt l fl  - I ' —T ' --- A time-out is always refreshing. A time to relax for the Varsity Vollevball J.V. Volleyball- ' ' The Desired Future 98 Varsity Cross Country Top: Coach Mike Vitale. D. Bilodeau. D. Plunkett, D. Riskey, Bollom: Mario Flores, B. Conboy. R. Mendoza. K. Brashear. Roman Mendoza Mario Flores The Pius 1984-85 Cross Coun- try Team with its 6 returning Lettermen and a 4th place finish last year, came to set new re- cords. This seasons the Boys ' Varsity Team put together a 4 meet winning streak. Mario Flo- res. Roman Mendoza, and Brian Conboy finished among the top runners in the League Finals. The Girls ' Team had a year of gaining valuable experience in one of CIF ' s toughest leagues. Anne-Marie Williams led the girls with 3 first place finishes. The challenge of the Cross Coun- try Runner is between he the runner an the course. Warrior pride IS in that ever present on going challenge between the run and he the runner, thanks to the Coach, Mr. Michael Vitale. Roman, smiling because he knows he ' s faster than his car. David ' s concentration gets him through the race. 99 And the winner is J.V. Boys ' Crosscountry The Pony Express Girls ' Crosscountry Team L. Ejiriquez. u. Marquez. V. Gor-za,ez. M. Zamampa. J. Kocng-jez. Runmng m ihe Piiis name. Varsity Basketball J y|L 1 B s Back Row: Daniel Livingston. Hector De La Torre. Richie Aniee. Harges Pmman. Anthony Jenkins 2nd Row: Aubrey Taylor. Wesley Cureion. Dennis Drain. Roman Mendoza. Rory Ewing From: Earnest While, Mike HoUon Team Managers: Damian Balthaser. Edith Basulio Head Coach Mike Murphy. Assistant Rob- ert Orellana Richie Antee Harges Piltman Hector De La Torre Roman Mendoza Weslev Cureton THE 1985 VARSITY BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM It all started with just a few. It was a lot of hard work. Not many wins in the beginning. We thought the Coach was crazy. Not many people to the games, only the loyal few stuck with us. Year after year of slicking to the basics. We would fall short but not give up. We went from forgotten ten to the top ten. from a few fans to a sellout crowd, from not much fun to having a ball. We made the playoffs! We stuck to our guns. We kept after the basics. •WE GOT THE JOB DOXE. 103 All Angelus League Richie Anlee ALL C[F 5A Isl TEAM. ANGELUS LEAGUE OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR. Isl TEAM ALL AN- GELUS LEAGUE. ALL SOUTH- E.AST. ALL SAN GABRIEL VAL- LEY. Mc DONALDS ALL AMERI- I ' AN BASKETBAl Steve Gomez CAPTAIN (Red BereU. COACH ' S AWARD, DEFEN- SIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR. FAITH, FAMILY FOOT- BALL AWARD Eduardo NevarLZ VARSITY Isl TEAM ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE. LA TIMES ALL SOUTH- EAST. SOUTHEAST NEWS ALL SOITHEAST. 2nd TEAMS CO CAL ALL CATHOLIC. TEAM MVP.  1 PASSER IN SOUTHEAST AREA ' OOTBALL Jonathan Scou VARSITY 1st TEAM ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE. LA TIMES ALL SOUTH- EAST. SOUTHEAST NEWS ALL SOUTHEAST. 2nd TEAM SO CAL, ALL CATHOLIC FOOTBALL We.slev Curelon VARSITY ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE 1ST TEAM BASKET- MI Anlhonv Jenkins VARSITY aLl ANGELUS LEAGUE Isl TEAM BASKET- BALL Ricardo Lopez lUTHEAST NEWS ALL OUTHEAST FOOTBALL Mario Flures MVP VARSITY CROSS COUN- ™ 105 % ? ' - - h J f 1 3 . ?9f 2i ' v --f! $ m ic -Oii syi . 85; 10(; ' =• , r ' jT h il W. ' . __ . 4 107 All Angelus League ;,: JV Boys ' Basketball Dorcen Munoz VARSITY ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE 2nd TEAM VOLLEY- BALL Julie Davis VARSITY ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE 2nd TEAM VOLLEY- BALL Anne-Marie Williams MVP VARSITY CROSS COUN- TRY Dolores Gonzales VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH ' S AWARD Back Row: Eric Mitchell. John Finau, James Gibson. Mali Smith Front Row: John Jenson. Jesse Woodard. James Myers Below: Coach Robert Orellana Maria Borunda MVP VARSITY VOLLEY- BALL Michelle Martinez VARSITY ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE 2nd TEAM BASKET- BALL Moncia Mendoza VARSITY ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE 2nd TEAM VOLLEY- BALL Sheila Pautsch MOST IMPROVED PLAYER OF THE YEAR FOR BASKET- BALL Soph Team Basketball Boys Freshmen Basketball A New Beginning ■k iV V jWffcti Tony Porrata, Ralph Hamilton, Steve Pittman. Josh Orpin, Lamont HoUinquest, Sam , , . , .. Cruz, Carlos Coronado. Herman Domingo. Karlo Palos. Tommy Waters, Anthony rna v, u „„i.„., v, i Josh IS ready for action. Thomas, Ben Fimbres • ■ ° Hamilton observei his players on the go. ; Pass It to me, Karlo! Girls ' Varsity Basketball Marlene Vega 32 Center Angela Calderon 35 For- ward Lisa Inman, Lisa Hickman. Jeanine Liberalore, Sheila Paulsch. Anne- Marie Williams, Eileen Byrne, Doreen Munoz. Angela Calderon, Mi- chele Martinez, Seaneen Smith. Dolores Gonzalez, Veronica Reynoso, Not Pictured: Marlene Vega Doreen Munoz 33 For- ward, Guard The Lady Warriors Worked hard for every inch of the floor this year. Possessing No Size, and with the lack of experience they knew that this year would be tough. The teams hours of practice and determination paved the way for an aggressive, ka- mikaze style of play that left every opponent knowing they had indeed been in a battle, no matter the out- come. Out of this beginning, the foundation has been laid for a Lady Warrior Team to make its mark in the Basketball World. Dolores shows great strength. Michelle prepare lo defend her position on Ihe court. ill ' -  - X 5 r i i-H ■v The team celebrating their win over St. Joseph 47 to 45.!!! ALL RIGHT GIRLS!!! 113 JV Girls Basketball J W. -. Hpn v 1 ' ' C ' i tt H K ni Hr . Bv fl jft B 1 1 1 H mrT- :c —- IL U ifi K Jftdli V « ni « t V rtaJ i. V f --x- « . H rm! ' oL ' M R A iM.9Hr 1 • iwiai ' T ffiiy ' 1 Ibl (fc l ' m  .aJu ii l Ik. 1 ' w m bottom: Colette South. Kim Hall middle: Valerie Talavera. Irma Arcega. izabeth Ramirez. Tiffany South, top: Coach Angela Carfino, Barbara Rogozinski, Yamilett Stewart. Laverne Patterson. Mari- lyn Pellet. Stacey Drain above: The JV Girls ' practicing their winning form in rebounding. Pius: Take Me Out To The Ball Game VARSITp ASEBA Baseball Coaches: Head Coach Mat- thew Moschetti, Gene Hamilton, Clark Brunner Top Row; G. Leon. J. Leonard. G. BclHnghausen. E. Fimbres. O. Oli- vas. A. Garcia. S. Lara. W. Curelon. Bottom Row: M. Apodaca. M. Hollon. J. Oliva, C.A. Jones. J. Frometa. R. Lopez. D. Norwood Top Row: F. Quires. S. Cruz, R. Rodriguez. R. Hamilton. J. Rocha. D. Babrano. 2nd Row: H. Oregel. D. Hernandez. C. Gonzales. R. Brainard. D. Angulo. F. Saldano. Bottom Row: M. Negreti. T. Parker. J. Mahaini, J. Palomo. J. Mendoza. E. Esparza. R. Salcito n -!5£L_ Watcha ' doin ' Opie? 1L5 § £tli ' II i iCTHP,.;: ' — - a B ' T.- M .. ' s 1 Top Row: Asst. Coach: Richard Mada, L. Gastinelli, S. Pautsch. Trainer: M. Pellot, M. Mendoza. D. Aranda, A.D. Coach Joyce Mc Intyre. 2nd Row: L. Earl. D. Rivera. A. Ramirez. S. Smith. A. Lopez, Bottom Row: P. Gasporra. Y. Stewart, L. Taguiam, L. Montcmayas, L. Ramirez. A. Mejia Pius ' Jamming Track Field ' TOP: C. South. L. Arcega. T. South. D. Marquez. V. Garcia. L. Enriquez. M. Zamarripa. N. Trabanino, 2nd ROW: C. Ramirez. E. Basulto. M. Naranjo. N. Alvarez. L. Lopez, S. Saucedo. C. Godinez. D. Hayes. M. James. BOTTOM ROW: S. Drain. L. Hick- man. L. Patterson. C. Bible, K. Parker, S. Franklin Pius Track Coach ' s: Michael O ' Donnei: Vitale, Paul Bethel Head Coach Michael Top Row: E. Portugal, A. Alvarez, O. Palomo. O. Orozco. E. Nevarez, J. Salazar, R. Mcloud, G. Cloutier, M. Kieffer. 3rd Row: R. Mendoza. C. Sandoz. T. Lee. S. Gomez. A. Rangel. T. Faulkner. A. Verduzco. 2nd Row: D. Ra- mirez, I. Sanchez, H. Posada, D. Duren, K. Cano, A. Pitts, D. Luke, Bottom: B. Conboy, M. Flores, E. Delagarza, D. Bilodeau, M. Albornoz, R. Palacio : ALL RIGHT!!!! ' WE GOT THE JOB DONE Michael Murphy, head basketball coach at Pius X. has been named the Angelus League Coach of the Year. His Pius X basketball team made the CIF playoffs, the first time in 14 years. Heading the Pius warriors was center Richis Antee. The 6 ' 9 senior, averaged 23 points a game, was named the league ' most valuable offensive player of the year. Joining Antee were guards Anthony Jenkins and Wesley Cureton. Jenkins, a 6 ' 3 sophomore, is the league ' s sixth lead- ing scorer, with an average of 17 points a game. Jenkins was the only sophomore to be named to the leagues ' s 1st team. Cure- ton, a 6 ' 3 senior, averaged 11 points a game, placing a 2nd warrior to the league ' s first team. Roman cooling off Bernard ' s. Go Warriors Woo — O Woo — O!!! as Hector is al- ways saying. ' 20 ' Coach ' s Evans and Murphy o al iiaiing iheir strategy. f 4 , .. J  ' -,  ' ' • I lPl- r • 1 Danny Livingston the most aggres- sive player on the court . . Lool for him next year. The best coaching staff of Basketball ' Murphy. Deon Evans. Mike Hamilton - Robert Ureilana. Mike keeping a close watch. Photography by Xavier Miranda CLASS OF ' l979 Right: The Pep Squads try their best to let the Football team know that they are be- hind them 100%! B iMrw VHr ' ' i|| r ■•vjM ' W n nV I Hj i «. Who IS Pamela Vieyra? She is one of ihose crazy, wonderful and outstanding students who walks through the busy halls and is never noticed for the accom- plishments she has brought to the school. Pamela has been a strong part of honor, unity and the true spirit of the Pius tradition. In the past three and a half years. Pamela has been involved heavily with the student government and the school activities. She started as a Sophomore, first year here. Pamela be- came Captain of the JV Cheer Squad and Sophomore Class Treasurer. During her Junior year, she was selected to repre- sent Pius at California Girls State and was the first underclassman to hold a major position on ASB as Secretary. As a Senior. Pamela has worked hard for the .school as ASB President, and Yearbook Photo-Editor. Pamela hopes to attend the University of Notre Dame in South Bend. Indiana. Pamela feelings about Pius: My friends and teachers have helped mc out in their very special ways; 1 hope I have come through for them ' ' In his three years at Pius X, Steve Go- mez has been involved in various activi- ties When he found out that he was cho- sen to be profiled for the Organization Section, he said that this was an honor and privilege. As a Sophomore, he played JV Football, basketball and ran track. During his Junior year. Steve played Varsity football and received MVP Defensive End and the Defensive Excellence Award, This year he wore the Red Beret as Varsity Football Cap- tain. As an ASB member. Steve has held the position of Senate Co-Chairman and IS presently Senate Chairman. When asked of his thoughts about Pius. Steve stated. I like Pius because it ' s a small school and getting to know people is easy: we ' re like one big family. After graduation. Steve plans to attend a col- lege, but IS still undecided in his choice ASB Working, Working Day And Night A.S.B. (Associated Student Body) has been around for many years. And this year is no differ- ent. It consist of four members: President. Vice-President. Secre- tary, and Treasurer. All working hand in hand to form more unity. Though a small group, with the help of teachers and students, they have accomplished a lot. They have helped organize ev- erything from Homecoming to helping the Juniors with Prom. We would like to thank A.S.B. for all Its accomplishments and wish good luck to all future A.S.B. ' s because without you. where would we be? By: Michelle Brooks A.S.B. members: (President) Pam Vieyra. (Vice-President) Chantel Bigelow. (Secretary) Lisa Manous. and (Treasurer) Angela Tippins. above: Being on ASB can make you crazy. Commissioners: The Helping Hand!! The purpose of the Commissioners is to help out the A.S.B. in their assigned areas which are given to them. The Commissioners are appointed by the A.S.B. Cabinet. They are sworn into office by the A.S.B. President, Pam Viey ra. The Commissioners do various jobs, as issue guest passes, make the monthly Calendar board, weekly marquee, and or- ganize the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Blood Drives. They are a vital part of organizing A.S.B. events. -Ana Chase- Top: Angle Jimenez, Kim Clark, Cathy Angulo, Sharon Alpaugh, bot- tom: Roxanne Diaz. Kim Mada, Dominique Hernandez, Mary Davis, Jennifer Garcia. Martha Criialva. Who should I go out with? Kim Mada is not only involved in A.S.B. but also volleyball. 122 Senate, Still Going Strong!!! Co-Chairman: Albert Orozco Chairman: Steve Gomez Secretary: Iliana Santos Senior Senate Member, Tony Conrado, is ready to go home. A student organization that has become a great asset to the school is the Senate. The homerooms of each level are given an op- portunity to select two Senators to represent them at the Senate meet- ings. The Senate helps to bet- ter inform the student body and give them a chance to get more in- volved in the school. Each week the Senate officers attend the A.S.B. meet- ings. Then every Thurs- day the Senate meets and the officers give the infor- mation back to the Sena- tors. The Senate members relay the information back to their homerooms. They then ask for suggestions or comments from the stu- dents and bring them back to the Senate meetings. Ana Chase Senior Cla.s.s; T. Cuniadu. A. Bravo. K. Guud.soii. C. Fair. V. Kelicher. C. Lugo. .J. Pruill. M. Zolodon. V. Smith; Junior Class: J. Allen. A. Chase, M. Martin. T. McMillan, M. Naranjo. D. Dubo.se. R. Garcia, Sopho- more Class: T. Antorcha, E. Basulto, K. Cano. K. Clark, T. Faulkner, L. Ennquez, L. Hernandez, A. Knight. E. Solanki. E. Romanelli. C. Stevenson, R. Triay. C. Llarena, E. Martinez, Freshman Class: N. Alpaugh, D. Basulto, J. Cross, A. Cook. G. Garcia, M. Garcia. J. Hollingsworth, A. Gibbs, M. Kieffer. M. Negrete. T. Morelli. M. Rivera. E. Santillan. A. Toale. R. Zamora. 123 Seniors, Do It Better This year ' s Senior class Presi- dent is Dennis Black, Vice Presi- dent Joilyn Holmes, Secretary Julie Enriquez and Treasurer Danny Martin. Dennis is a very hard working guy who has done a very good job in fulfilling his goals for the Senior Class. The Senior Class has been in charge of the Homecoming and the Christmas Ball. They were also in charge of little fundraisers throughout the year. The mod- erators are Miss Dever and Miss Tremayne. Juniors Get It Done The Junior Class officers consists of Mary Byrne, Cornel Sandoz, Michelle Brooks, and Mira Jaisinghani. Mary has been very responsible in taking charge of the Junior Class. The class of 86 have been involved in many small fundraisers. They have spon- sored dances, held bake sales, and sold grams in order to support the 198.5 Prom. They have done a good job all year and deserve the credit they earned. Their moderators are Mrs. Sova and Mrs. Kocourek. Off To A Fresh Start The Sophomore Class Officers consists of Moses Covarrubias, Ve- ronica Corral, Joyce Chung, Bar- bara Rogozinski. Moses has done a very good job in his work and has worked very hard to achieve the goals of the Sophomore Class. The Sophomore Class is in charge of many little fund raisers throughout the year to build up their budget for the Junior Ring Ceremony. The Advisors are Mr. and Mrs. Vitale. 1 i JI 9 1 wl ' .kvM Moses Covarrubius (Pres.), Veronica Corral (Tres), Joyce Chung (Sec), Barbara Rogozinski (V. Pres) Making it great! 126 The New , But Experienced The Freshmen class officers were enthused with gelling in- volved with this year ' s events. They consists of Pauline Acosta, Patricia Gonzalez. Rou- shaun Knox and Brill Legaspi. Under the direction of their moderator Mrs. Bergh, they have become acquainted with ASB at Pius. 127 CSF NHS: Future Scholars Lisa Manous-Pres., Chantel Bigclow-Vice Frcs.. Mike HoUon-Sec. Treasurer. Sharon Alpaugh. Monica Acosta. Angelica Bravo. Jesus Bonilla. Manscela Bonilla. Mary Byrne. Cynthia Cabrera. Hilda Chaiday. Jeffrey Cross. Mary Davis. Michelle Dixon. Vera Garcia, Monica Godinez. Oscar Gomez. Denia Marquez. Orlinda Ornelas. Sylvia Perez, Palguni Solanki. Cythia Stromen, Angela Tippins. Michelle Villanueva. This years CSF NHS is under the direction of Sr. Anne. It is an organization through which students may obtain scholarships for college. The Senior Awards Banquet is one of the various events that this organization sponsors. CSF NHS the future scholars . 128 Tech Crew: Lights, Camera, Action! Above: Checking the hght, sound and action for club pic- ture. This year the Tech Crew has done an out- standing job. Devoting all their time to make sure that not one event went by without the Tech Crew ready to work. Many thanks to the hours of hard work, dedication, and determi- nation. Miraya Acosta. Cathy Angulo, Jorge Becenll. Gus Bellinghausen. Batista Davis. LaShon Friloux. James Harton. Davia Magana. Wendy Naka. Sabrina Pellequmo. Santiago Perez. Raul Palacio, Cindy Sanchez. Anne School- ing, Kenneth Seiple, Danny Smith, Fran Smith, Karen Young, Roman Zamora. 129 G.A.A. Always On The Move Elizabeth Banueloz. Nellie Barrera, Maria Borunda, Angelica Bravo, Mariana Burgos, Eileen Byrne, Angela Calderon, Angela Carmack, Crystal Carmack, Maria Chavez, Elva Santillan. Lynette Earl. Linda Elston. Loretta Enriquez, Brenda Espinoza, Rosa Fascio, Laura Fierro. Pat Garcia, Monica Gauss, Dolores Gonzalez, Karen Hanson, Lisa Hickman. Holly Jackson, Valeria Kelleher, Lisa Kollasch, Linda Leon, Jeani Liberatore. Gloria Lora, Carla Lugo, Kim Mada, Kisha Maxie, Cathy Mendoza, Tina Mendoza, Irsia Monzon, Doreen Munoz, Maria Naranjo, Laverne Patterson, Sheila Pautsch, Marilyn Pellot, Cindy Ramirez, Veronica Reynoso, Iliana Santos, Laura Seiple. Jennifer Shores, Seaneen Smith, Colette Smith. Valeria Talavera. Marlcne Vega. Anne-Mane Williams This year the G.A.A. has devoted most of all their spare time to participate in the many activities which take place after school. Each girl shared the re- sponsibilities of teamwork, pride and self-achievement throughout the season. All players contributed with special effort, which result- ed in a good season despite their tough opponents. Above; Angelica showing true form Letter men: Pius Pride 1 to r: Ernie Medina, Danny Escobar, Eddie Patino, Albert Orozco, William Triay, Cris Vega The Lettermen Club consists of various members of our ath- letics program. This year our lettermen promote spirit at ral- lies and all over the campus by encouraging the student body to attend the various sports events. Being a lettermen not only means that you take pride in your school; but you have achieved a goal in your athletic career. As a lettermen you are always working to show that you ' re worthy of it. So how does it feel to be a letterman? t oWil HHI bi iI ' f -1 Varsity Cheer Varsity Cheer has this year brought the Warriors special spirit of unity. The girls have worked through the summer with enthusiasm in the hopes of the forthcommg triumphant seasons. They have spent many hard working hours after school in the improvement of spe- cializing their skills that make up a good cheering squad. They are headed by Jenni Garcia and Jennifer Shores with the helpful guidance of Miss Rita Dever. The girls are just a crazy bunch who enjoy having a lot of fun together. This is the quality that makes them forever Unforgettable! nr r-r L 10 R: Denise Davis, Anna Bojorquez, Michel! Brooks. Jenni Garcia, Cathy Kim, Tracy McMillian, Kim Clark capt.) Jennifer Shores (Ca Captains sit and have their daily pow-wow. Varsity Cheer always on lop. 132 Song: Keeping In Step The Varsity Song team has worked to bring a strong sense of Warrior spir- it to our Pius X family. The girls prac- tice everyday after school to perfect their routines for the schools rallies, games, and competitions. The team has shown their spirit through the trou- bled times and the victorious. They are headed by Lisa Manous and her co-cap- tain Maria de la Nuez, with their advi- sor Ms. Dever. This year ' s Varsity Song will always be remembered for their fancy footwork. Jennifer Shores Below, Elizabeth Schwyter. (co-capt.) Maria De La Nuez. Mary Davis. Above. Arleen Milian (capt.) Lisa Manous. Teresa Carrion ' - :jm -gr r!N • n K ' V H M J a Cold but still dedicated. 133 There ' s No Stoppin ' Us! Drill Team This year ' s drill learn is back to tradition with Its 31 members With all the difficulties of main- taimng a large Drill Team, they have achieved their goals by bringing out their warrior spirit throughout the year. During the summer they attended Hibbards All American Camp and were awarded 3rd place in spirit division- They are headed by captains Mary Byrne. Susie Jacques. Treasurer Martha Grijalva. and under the guidance of Ms. Rita Dever. By: Marlene Vega 134 1st row: Sonia C, Martha G., Mary B., Susie J.. Cindy L.. 2nd row: Laura G.. Gloria M.. Paula E., Celeste S.. Angie C, Adriana E.. Gracie B.. 3rd row: Elizabeth T.. Laura C, Stevoni L., Angie J.. Regina K.. Lisa Z., Ariene G.. Chris D.. 4th row: Patricia G.. Joilyn H.. Nivi S., Barbara T.. Monique F.. Marci H.. Kelly L. J.V. Cheer: Together We Can J ' 1 top: Robyn Massey Co-Capt.. Heather Castaneda, Sharnee Houston, Angle Corlez. Rachel Segovia, Knsta Perez, Tycie Russell- Capt. bottom: Sandra Nunez, Linda Leon, Cristina Ortiz, Paulette Gaspora, Diana Avila, Rochelle Adams This year ' s J.V. cheerleaders are a special combination of 10 freshman and 3 sophomore girls. Throughout the year they have accom- plished their goals by building up their school spint. Through looking and listening at this group they show a great deal of enthusiasm to- wards Pius X. The captains are sophomores Tycie Russell and Robin Massey. under the guidance of their moderator Ms. Rita Dever. Above: Angle as she thinks about the game. 135 Glee: Sings In Perfect Harmony As the girls prepare to sing Jenni shows a friendly smile. The beautiful singing voices of Pius belong to the members of glee. Mr. Drol- hnger, who is the director, has helped them bring out their abilities and helped them prepare for the Thanksgiving Mass, Christmas Concert and other var- ious events. These experiences will pre- pare them for their annual competition at the end of the year. Singing together in perfect harmony will enable them to achieve their goal. -Jennifer del Rosario- E. Basulto, M. Dawson, P. Esparza, M. Figueroa, J. Garcia. T. Johnson. O. Ornelas. C. Alarcon. K. Brashear. A. Bravo, K. Clark, J. Cochran, A. Hobbs, C. Angulo, V. Corral, L. Delgado, M. DeLeon, J. Holmes, E. Jordan, E. Martinez, C. Pando, R. Parra, B. Sotelo, C. Wahl, S. Wilson, L. Zamora. Piano-R. Bottoms 136 Perfect smiles in perfect harmony «••► Band: Makes Music L. Anderson. J. Brockman, D. Griffith. G. Marquez. C. Sanchez. S. Drain. F. SmUh. K. Washington. B. Kemp. P. Moore, D. Balthaser, I. Jaramillo. M. Polak. G. RoseH. L. Gonzalez. R. Lechuga. S. Martinez. D. Riskey. W. Cureton. Most of Pius ' musically inclined people are in band. Under the di- rection of Mr. Drollinger, the band has shown their talents by performing at the Christmas Con- cert. They have shown their school spirit at games and rallies. Lifting up people ' s spirits when things are down and entertaining people with their music at the games. Making beautiful music to- gether will help them to be a suc- cessful part of Pius. -Jennifer del Rosario- Gabriel, come blow your horn. 137 Musicians Club A new club this year that has been incorporated into the Pius X family is the musicians club di- rected by Mrs. Taylor. The pur- pose of this club is to bring those who enjoy the art of music togeth- er to relax and have a great time, just by getting to know the things they have in common concerning the varieties of instruments and music there are. Angela T.. Francis S.. Dennis B.. Jackie P.. Cynthia P.. Lisa D., Gabriel R.. Luis G.. Brian G.. Henry C, Juan C. Santiago P.. Danny S.. Dario R., Sandra M., Michelle V., Cristina P. 138 Drama: Break A Leg Tracy Scott giving a showing of emotion. The future actors and actresses of Pius X High School are led by director Mr. Bali. These students are preparing to enter the world of drama. While learning the fundamentals of acting, rthese students are beginning to understand that drama is more than getting up on stage and saying your lines. You must feel your character and get into the part. Throughout the year they have shown their talent through plays and other activities. The best of luck to these. students in their continuing efforts in the world of drama. Drama giving a performance of the Giving Tree . 139 J.S.A.: Court In Session V. Kelleher, M. Rodriguez. A. Schooling, S. Smith. D. Riskey. M. Rodriguez. L. Hernandez, R. Lujan. O. Gomez, M. Brooks, J. Rodriguez, L. Hernandez, A. Hernandez, A. Varela, L. Romero, C. Kim. R. Inchausti. E. Delgado. Y. Sulalo. P. Rodngues. J. DelRosano. C. Stromen. M. Vertiz. A. Bojorquez. T. Antorcha. S. Reynolds, C. Cabrera. B. Conboy, Z. Larios, S. Jacques, M. Solorzano, S White, M. Rivera. M. Dixon. M. Davis. R. Diaz. M. Jaisinghani. A. Milian. J. Chung. F. Solanki. S. Perez. L. Gonzalez. J. Harton. M. Estrada. A. Rivera, J. Becerril, M. Muniz, F. Smith, C. Angulo, Pres. Ana Chase, Vice Pres. D. Bilodeau, Sec. P. Freeman, Treas. M. Farias. The members of the J.S.A. club are led by moderator Mrs. Taylor. These students have lots of motivation which they show through meetings, moch debates and a trip to Spring State. I asked Pres. Ana (Cathy) Chase what was so special about this club and she replied In this club we have the chance to speak out, exchange ideas and have some fun. We wish these students good luck and hope they will continue to pursue a career in law. 140 f 1 1 1 I kIH 1 1 r 1 1 H ( f ) H HIH ' ' ' ' ' ,i H f ' H t W m i v ' ' ' m h These J.S.A. members smile happily for the camera. Below: Ernie and Arleen seriously discuss politics as Mira tries to avoid the conversation. French Club Parlez-Vous Franqais M. Mendez. O. Ornelas. R. Lujan. M. Solorzano. L. Hernandez, C. Phillipi, M. Naranjo. A. Gomez, F. Martinez. L. Hernandez, A. Hernandez, D. Vasquez. M. Espinoza, S. Hollins, E. Banuelos, S. Pellegrino, E. Ko, L. Ramirez. P. Gonzalez, A. Cabrera, N. Trabanmo, K. Griffith, E. Valdez, M. Moran, L. Lopez, J. Luna, A. Varela. N. Alvarez, E. Rodriguez, J. Alonso, F. Duran, L. Ruiz, Y. Sutalo, E. Becerra, T. Frazier, H. Gutierrez. M. Amabile, C. Diaz, A. Morales, A. Schooling, L. Martinez, C. Vasquez, O. Reyes, M. Rodriguez. R. Vargas. D. Avila rmsn ' LL 1 - - i lV ml y i m The French Club is one of our most active clubs. It is composed of 46 students and is headed by Miss Martinez. In this club, like every other, people have the chance to as- sociate with one another by partici- pating in all It ' s activities. The French Club is a new experience this year and from the looks of it. it has been a very enjoyable one. Hurray For Music: The Warrior All Male Chorus Back row: T. Till, W. Cureton. A. Taylor. S. Castro, D. Livingston, T. Faulkner. H. Pittman. H. De La Torre, A. Jenkins, M. Kieffer, 2nd row: D. Balthaser, G. Roseli, D. Smith. R. McLoud, 1st row: V. Inman, R. Zamora. M. Gomez, R. Lopez, S. Cruz, S. Perez, Mr. Drollinger R. Bottom (accompanist) not pictured R. Antee. J. Fman The Warrior Chorus is an all boys choir thai has just re cently been formed under the direction of Mr. Jim Drollinger. These boys meet on every Tuesday and Thursday before school. The boys had worked hard from the beginning of December to pre- pare for their first performance in front of the school at the Christmas Liturgy What a special gift for the student body to receive at Christmas!! This performance was a wonderful exper- ience for Pius, We have long needed more creative arts, whether It be drawing, performance, or music. We here at Pius, would like to say thank you to Mr. Drollinger for the giving of his valued time to US- He has given us the opportunity to experience music in a new way! The Sword Shield-Pius ' Newspaper Staff The Doctors Of The Future The Bio-medical club is an organization of students who in the future will be interested in the medical field. Mrs. Bergh, as director, will help them achieve their interest. Together they enjoy many activities and help each other learn more. Good luck to the future doctors of Pius X. Nivi Sanchez and Maria Calvo Y. Sulalo. A. Varela. T. Antorcha. M. Alonso. E. Andalon. C. Orozco. C. Kim. A. Milian. M. Jaisinghani. C Monleilh. M. Acosta. V. Smith. S. Corona. L. Romero. M. Kieffer. F. Solanki. D. Balthaser. J. Rodriguez, I Marquez. I. Monzon. J. Chung. P. Garcia. L. Fierro. S. White, M. Rivera. S. Jacques. F. Duron. L. Seiple, I Black. E. Medina. V. Kelleher. D. Riskey. K. Goodson. R. Goodson. R. Inchausti. E. Delgado. M. Estrada, I Hernandez. M. Farias. J. Del Rosano. P. Rodriguez. S. Gonzales. A. Wright. B. Freeny. S. Fulsom. K. Hansor A. Calderon, L. Flores, K. Alberto. E. Banueloz, M. Chavez, O. Ornelas, R. Lujan, K. R odriguez, A. Rivera, A Schooling, P. Freeman. Dungeons And Dragons This new Club is organized to play the game of Dun- geons and Dragons which helps us to learn about all the discoveries of life. Dungeons and Dragons took a new role this year in the history of Pius X and from the results, it shall continue to grow and be part of the school. 145 Parents Involved With Us Without our Parent Booster Or- ganization, we here at Pius X. would not have the athletic pro- gram we now have. These parents are a nial hnk to the structured framework of our school. These parents are involved so that all the students at Pius have the chance to excel in any of the giv- en sports sponsored through the school- They give of their valu- able time not only in support but to work each of our home games The two most organized are the boys ' football and basketball par- ents. These parents are extremely important lo our school ' s effort to raise money lo support our teams. Whether we win or lose, they are here to help- In any school, the key to a suc- cessful athletic program is its link to educauon and parent support Pius is no different, we are a small school with a limited budget and without the Booster Parents, we would have a difficult time being both an excellent academic and athletic school we are now. We would all like to say ' THANK YOU for all the time, you the parent, gives through this organi- zation. Mr. Mendez always willing to give a helping hand below: Mr. Livingston and Mr. Jenks sharing a moment after a football game. above: The dvnamic trio!! above: Parents involved in the business meeting. Basketball Boosters The Anlee ' s show their family support AGUIRRE. ARLENE (ST. PHILIP NERD ALARCON, CARLA (ST. MATTHIAS) Maya Club 2, 3; Prom Commit- tee 3: Dril Team 1, 4; Youth Group 1, 4. ANGULO CATHY (ST. PHILIP NERD Student Services Commis- sioner 4; Tech Crew 1, 2, 3 (Pres.) 4 (Pres. Advisor): Chorus 4; C.C.D; Pre - School Aide 1, 2, 3, 4. ANTEE RICHIE (ST. COLUMBKILLE) Football 1. 2, 3: Track 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Academic All American 3: Youth Group 1. 2. 3 ANZOATEGUI, LEONARDO (ST. MATTHIAS) Soccer 2. APODACA. MATTHEW (OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) APONTE MELISSA (ST. HELEN ' S) Basketball 1, 2, 3: Powder Puff 2, 3; Bio-Medical Club 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Homecoming Princess 4; ARANDA. RENEE (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) AUBRY, LAFARIQUE ( ) Football 1; Basketball 2 BARRIOS. JOSE (ST. MATTHIAS) BENEFIELD. JERRY ( ) Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 2; Chess Club; Warrior Chorus 4: Youth Group 1. BIGELOW. CHANTEL (ST. LAWRENCE) Track 3: Powder Puff 3 AS.B. Vice-Pres., 4. Drama Club 4: Bio-Medical 2, 3; JSA 2. 3 CSF NHS 3, 4(Vice-Pres.): Homecoming Committee (Chairperson) 4 Canidate forGirls State 3; Kiwanis Leadership Camp 3; Toy Drive 3, 4 Thanksgiving Drive 4. BORUNDA. MARIA (ST. HELEN ' S) Volleyball 2. 3. 4(captain); Pep Club 1; Glee 1; GAA 2. 3; Homecoming committee 4; Most Inspirational 2; Toy ' Drive 2. 3. BRASHEAR KIMBERLY (OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) Cross Country Manager 4: Sarton 2, 3, 4; Freshman Glee I. BRAVO ANGELICA (ST. EMYDIUS) Volleyball 2(Captain), 3, 4(Co- Captain)- Senate 3, 4; Sarton Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; NHS 2, 3: CSF 2, 3. 4; Hispanic Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Toy Drive 2, 3. CYNTHIA, CABRERA (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) CSF NHS 4; French Club 4; JSA 4; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Roll 4. CALDERON. ANGELA (ST. PHILIP NERI) JV Basketball 1. 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Softball 1: Powder Puff Football 1. 4; Freshman Representative. Sophomore Representative 2; Athletics Commissioner 4; GAA L 2. 3, 4; Bio-Medical L 2, 3, 4: Drama 4; Fresh- man Glee 1; Sarton Chorus 2, 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Halloween Committee 4: GAA (Vice-Pres.) 4. CARRION. TERESA (H.P. BAPTIST) Summer League Volleyball 2; JV Softball 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Drama 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; JV Cheer; Varsity Song 4. CASAS. RAYMOND (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) Bio-Medical 4; JSA 4. CASTELLANOS. BEATRIZ (ST. EMYDIUS) Freshman Glee 1. CASTILLO, JOHN (ST. MARIANNE) Football 1. CHAVEZ DOLORES (ST, RAYMOND ' S) Freshman Class Represen- tative 1; (ilass Secretary 2. Class Vice President: Senate 4; Prom Com- mittee 3, Blood Drive 2, 3; Homecoming Committee 1, 2. 3; Christmas Caroling 3; Youth Group 1. 2; TA in CCD 4. CHAVEZ, LUCY (ST. HELEN ' S) COBURN, MIKE (ST. EMYDIUS) COCHRAN, ROSLYN (ST. EMYDIUS) Powder Puff Football 1, 2; Glee 1. CONRADO, TONY (ST. MARIANA) Football 1, 2, 3 (Captain) 4 (Cap- tain); Track 2; Soccer 1; Class President 1; Pep Commissioner 3; Let- term ' ans Club 3. 4; Most Inspirational Award 1; 100% Defense 4. CORRAL. HECTOR (ST. EMYDIUS) Football 1; Baseball 2, CSF NHS 2. Hispanic Club 2. 3. CORTEZ, MELINDA (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) CURETON, WESLEY (WALTON) Basketball 3, 4; Warrior Band 3, 4; Warrior Chorus 4. DAVIS, MARY (ST. EMYDIUS) Volleyball 1. 2, 3; President 2. Secre- tary 3; Social Action Commissioner 4; NHS CSF 1. 2. 3, 4; GAA 2; Drama 4; Prom Committee 3, 4: Blood Drive Committee 3. 4; WASC Committee 2. 3, 4; Girls State First Runner Up 3; Song Leader 4. DAWSON. MARYANN (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) CSF NHS 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2, 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Dodger A Student Program; Newspaper Staff 4; Toy Drive 2. DE LA NUEZ. MARIA (ST. RAYMOND ' S) Class Representative 2; Varsity Song Co-Captain 4; French Club 4; Pep Club 1. DE LA TORRE, HECTOR (ST. HELEN ' S) Football 1; Track 2; Bas- ketball 1. 2. 3, 4; NHS CSF 2, 3. 4; Lettermans 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Basketball Scholar Athlete 3; Wasc Committee 3; Constitution Com- mittee 3. DE SYLVIA. EDWARD (OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) DEL CAMPO, DANNY (ST. MARIANA) Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Senate Member 3. 4; Lettermans 3. 4; DELEON, MARIBEL (ST. MARIANA) Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Senate Member 3, 4; Lettermans 3, 4; DELEON, MARYBEL (ST. MATTHIAS) Drill Team 2. 3; Chorus 1. 4; Homecoming Committee 3, Homecoming QUEEN 4. DELGADO. ANGEL (IMMACULATE CONCEPTION) Football 1; Soccer 1. DELGADO, MARTIN (ST. HELEN ' S) DIAZ. ROXANNE (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) Newspaper Staff 4; Drill Team 4; DRAIN, DENNIS (Hosier Jr.) Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1. 2; Letterman Club 4; Toy Drive 1. DURAN FRANCISCA (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) French Club 4 Bio-MEDICAL 4; Maya Club 1; Homecoming committee 4; Halloweer Committee 4; Youth Group L 2. ENRIQUEZ, JULIA (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) Cross Country . 2 JV Basketball 2; Senior Class Secretary 4; GAA 2. 3. ESCOBAR, DANNY (ST. RAYMOND ' S) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketbal 1, 2; Letterman Club 3, 4. ESTRADA MARY (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) JSA 3. 4; French Clul 4- Maya Club 1; Bio-Medical 2; Drama 4; Homecoming Committee (Background) 4; Halloween Committee 4; Youth Group 148 ESPARZA, PAULA (OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) JV Volleyball 2; Drill Team 4: Powder Puff 2; Pep Club L 2: Glee 1; Sarton Chorus 4; 3AA 2. 3: Yearbook 3, 4: Newspaper 3; Youth Group 2. FAIR. CAROLYN (ST. JOSEPH, ILL.) Senate 4; Musicians Club 4; Bio-Medical 3, 4; JSA 3: Youth Group (Vice-Pres.) Glee 1. FARIAS. AUGUSTIN (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) Football 2. FERGUSON. ERIC (VANGUARD) Football 2. 3. 4: Track 2: Letter- ■nans 3. 4; Body Building Club 4; Track All Angelus League 3rd Place FIERRO. LAURA (ST. HELEN ' S) Volleyball 3; Drill Team 4: FIGUEROA. MONIQUE (ST. MATTHIAS) Drill Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee 1: Sarton Chorus 4; Yearbook staff 3: Youth Encounter 1. 2. 3. 4. FIMBRES, EDVi ARD (ST. EMYDIUS) Baseball 3. 4; FLORES, MARIO ( OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) Cross Country 4: Track 3. 4. FREIRE. CHARLIE (BRYSON) Basketball 2. ALVAN. ALBERT ( ) ARCIA. JENNIFER (ST. RAYMOND ' S) JV Volleyball 2: Track 3; Powder Puff 1. 2(Captain). 3. 4; Varsity Cheer 4; (Captain): Freshman Representative 1; Junior Class Treasure 3; Head Cheerleader 4: ASB. Pep Club 1. 2: Newspaper 4; Sarton Chorus 3, 4; Maya Club 2; Glee 1; Whos Who Among American Students; GARCIA, PATRICIA (ST. MARIANA) Basketball 3; Drill Team 4: GAA 1; Bio-Medical 1. GARCIA, TONY (ST. PANCRATIUS) Track 4: Bio-Medical 2. GOMEZ. STEVE (ST. RAYMOND ' S) Football 3. 4(Captain): Basket- ball 2; Track 4; Senate 3 (Co-chairperson) 4 (Chairman) Lettermans 3, 4; WASC Committee 2, Newspaper Staff 4: Kiwanas Leadership Camp. GONZALEZ. DOLORES (ST. HELEN ' S) Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Powder Puff 2. Softball: GAA (Secretary) Youth Group 2. GONZALES, MICHAEL (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) GOODSON. KIM (H.P. BAPTIST) Drill Team 3: Senate 4: JSA 2; French Club 4; GRIJALVA. MARTHA (HOSLER JR.) JV Volleyball 2. 3; JV Basket- ball 2: Powder Puff 1. 2. (Captain) 3 (Captain) 4: Drill Team (Treasure); Mc Donald ' s Softball 4: Junior Class President 3; ASB Pep Commis- sioner 4: Hispanic Club 1. 2: Freshman Glee 1; GAA 2, 3: Bio-Medical 2; JSA 2. 3 (Representative) Pep Club 1, 2 (Pres.) Yearbook 3, 4 (Editor) Newspaper 3; CSF NHS 2, 3; Kiwanas Leadership Camp 3. SPSCA 3; Girl ' s State Nominee 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4: National Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Most Inspirational Basket- ball Player 2: Most Inspirational Volleyball Player 3; Prom Committee Homecoming Committee 3; Thanksgiving Committee 2. 3. 4; Elec- tion Committee 3; Toy Drive 1, 2, 3. 4; Youth Group 1, 2; Lynwood Villa Retirement Home l; ' Church Choir 1; CCD 3. GUZMAN. ARLENE (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) Newspaper 4; Drill Team 4; French Club 4; CSF NHS: Prom Committee 3: Toy Drive 3; Thanks- giving 3; F¥ess Telegram Journalism Seminar Certificate 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Christmas Carohng HANSON KAREN (ST. GERTRUDE ' S) Powder Puff Football 2, 3; Freshman Cheer 1; Drill Team 4; Bio-Medical 2, 3, 4(Vice-Pres.) French Club 4; Hispanic Club 2; GAA 2; Prom Committe 3. HENDRIX, DARICK (ST. JOHN LUTHERAN) Sophomore Basket- ball 2; Track 2; Football 3; Drama 3; JSA 3; Bio-Medical 2; Senate 2, 3. HERNANDEZ, DOMINIQUE (SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA) ASB Art Commissioner 4: Drama 4; Newspapr 4; Prom Committee 3; Art Con- test For Bill of Rights 4. HERNANDEZ, JESSE (ST. MATTHIAS) JV Football 2. HERNANDEZ, LETICIA (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) JSA 2; Bio-Medical 2, 4; Drama Club 4; French Club 4; Hispanic Club 2; Pep Club 1 CCD 3. HOBBS ANGELA (HP BAPTIST) Powder Puff 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2; liFreshman Glee 1; Sarton Chorus 3. 4; French Club 4; Newspaper 4; (Drama 3, 4: Prom Committee 3; Toy Drive 3, 4; Homecoming Commit- tee 4; Youth Group 1, 2; St. Matthias Carnival Committee 3, 4. HOLLINGSWORTH DIONNA (ST. HELEN ' S) Newspaper 4; Drama Club 4: Prom Committee 3. HOLMES, JOILYN (ST. LAWRENCE) Senate 3, Class Vice Pres. 1, 4; Pep Club 1, 2.; Bio-Medical 2, Drill Team 4; Freshman Glee 1; Sarton Chorus 4. Homecoming Princess 4. JACQUES. SUZANNA (HOLY FAMILY) JSA 4; Bio-Medical 4 (Secre- tary) French Club 4: Pep Club 2; Freshman Glee 1; Sarton Chorus 2; Prom Committee 3; HOmecoming Committee 1; Drill Team 2, 3, 4(Co- Captain); Drama 4; Newspaper 4; Toy Drive 3. JIMENEZ, ANGELA (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) FRESHMAN CLASS Treasure 1; Sophomore Class Representitive 2; ASB Academic Com- missioner 4; French Club 4; Newspaper 4; Drill Team 4; Blood Drive Committee 3; 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, Honor Roll 3, Honors At Enter- ance Award. Who is Who Among American High School Students 3. JIMENEZ, OSMI (OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) French Club (Trea- sure) 4; JSA; Pep Club 1; JOHNSON. HELANA (HOSLER JR.) French Club 4; JONES, TONY (FAIRMONT) Baseball 4; Lettermans 4; JONES, MARL A (ST. JOHN LUTHERAN) Pep Club 1, 2; KAIHATU, SANDRA (ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS) Tech Crew 1, 2 (Secretary) Yearbook 3 (Photographer) 4 (Advertisement); JSA 3; Freshman Glee 1: Bio-Medical 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; National Honor Roll 3; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Youth Group 1, 2, 3, 4. KELLEHER, VALERIE (ST. JOHN OF GOD) Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Sen- ate 4; GAA 1. 2, 3, 4; Bio-Medical 3, 4; Hispanic Club 1; JSA 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee; Halloween Committee Youth Group 3. KING REGGIE (ROOSEVELT JR.) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Letter- man 3, 4. KOLLASCH, LISA ( ) LARA, SALVADOR (ST. LINUS) Football 1; Soccer 1; Baseball 2. LIDDELL, ALYSIA (ST. JOHN LUTHERAN) LOPEZ, TONY (ST. EMYDIUS) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; LUGO, CARLA (ST. HELEN ' S) Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4; Senate 4; GAA 3, 4; Youth Group 1. LUGO, JAMES (SOUTH GATE JR.) ' Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; The Society of Distinguished American Stu- dents 3; National Leadership and Merit Award 3; National History and Government Award 3: Kiwanas Leadership Camp; Youth Group 4; Drama 4; Yearbook 4. LUJAN, REBECCA (ST. PHILIP NERI) French Club 4; Bio Medical 4; Prom Committee 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3: National Leadership Merit Award 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4. MANOUS, LISA (ST. RAYMOND ' S) Track 3; Song Leader (Captain) 4; ASB Art Commissioner 3; ASB SecreUry 4; NHS CSF 1, 2, 3, 4 (pres.) Bio-Medical 3; Jsa 3; Social Action 3; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee: Toy Drive Committee 3. 4; Thanksgiving Drive 3, 4; 1st place Scholarship to Pius 1; Society of Distinguished American High School Students: Girls ' State Nominee 3; Kiwanas Leadership Camp 3; Who ' s Wlio Among American Hig:h School Students 3; Bill of Rights Art Contest 4; Homecoming Activities (Co-Chairperson) 4; MARQUEZ. GLORIA (ST. DOM. SAVIO) DriU Team 3, 4; JV Cheer 2; JV Basketball 1; MARTIN DANNY (ST. RAYMOND ' S) Football 1. 2, 3, 4; BasketbaU 1; Track 2; Senate 3; Class Treasure 4; Letterman 3, 4; Blood Drive Committee 4: Football Defensive Lineman 1; Kiwanas Leadership Camp 3; Candidate for Boys ' State 3; MARTINEZ. KRISTINE (ST. EMYDIUS) Pep Club 1, 2; Maya 2; French 4. MARTINEZ, DANNY (ST. MARIANA) Football 1. 2; Track 2; MAJITINEZ, MARTHA (ST. MARIANA) MARTINEZ. RAUL (ST. HELEN ' S) Soccer 1. 149 MEDINA, ERNIE ( ) Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2: Maya Club 2; Letterman 2, 3. MENDEZ, MARGARITA (ST. EMYDIUS) Pep Club 1; French Club 4: NHS CSF 1, 2. 4: Drama Club 3; JSA 3; Prom Committee; Open House Committee 3. MENDOZO, ROMAN (OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) Cross Country 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Soccer 1; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Lettermans 1, 2, 3. 4; Drama 4; Chess Club 3: Youth Group 3; Alter Boy. MONTEZ, MONICA (ST. MARIANA) Homecoming Committee 4; Bas- ketball Princess 2; Homecoming Princess 4; Drama 4. MONZON, IRSIA (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) Softball 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; French Club 4. MORENO, JULIE (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) MUNOZ. DOREEN (ST. MATTHIAS) Volleyball 1, 2. 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. ONTIVEROS, NICK (ST. HILARY) Football 1, 2, 3 (Manager) 4: Bas- ketball (Viedo) 2. 3, 4; Track Equipment 3. ORNELAS, ORLINDA (ST. PHILIP NERI) OROZCO, ALBERT (ST. EMYDIUS) Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Senate 3, 4 (Co- Chairperson) Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4. ORTIZ, RAFAEL (ST. PHILIP NERI) Track 2; Musicians Club 4. PARKER, BILLY (HOSLER JR.) Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 2; Letter- man 3, 4; MVP Award 4. PARKER, CHERISE ( ) Pep Club 2; PATINO, EDDIE (ST. EMYDIUS) PEREZ. REGINA (OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) Cross Country 2. PEREZ, SANTIAGO (ST. HELEN ' S) Track 1, 2; Tech Crew 1, 2, 3, 4(Pres.) PHILLIPI, CAROL (OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY) French Club 4. PITTMAN. HARGES (HOSLER JR.) Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 1; Lettermans 3. 4; Warrior Chorus 4; Freshman Glee 1. POLAK, MICHAEL ( ) Football 2: Letterman 3. PRUITT, ELEANOR (HOSLER JR.) Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4; Senate 3. 4: Bio-Medical 4; JSA 3; Newspaper 3; QUESADA, JANET (ST. HELEN ' S) French Club 4; Spanish Club 1. RAYGOZA, MONICA (ST. MATTHIAS) RENTERIA, ANGELA (ST. EMYDIUS) Powder Puff Football 3. REYAS, OLYMPIA (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) French Club 4: (Secretary) REYNOLDS STEPHANIE (D ) Drama 3, 4; French Club 4: pep Club 1, 2; NHS CSF 1, 2, 3; JSA 4; Newspaper 2; Prom Committee 3; Toy Drive Committee 3. RIVERA. MARIA (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) Band 1: Pep Club 3: French Club 4; JSA 4; Bio-Medical 4: Drama 3: Maya Club 1, 2; Toy Drive 4; Thanksgiving 4. ROCHA, RAUL (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) Football 2, 4; Lettermans 4. RODRIGUEZ, ARTHUR (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) Boy ' s State Canidate, 3. RODRIGUEZ, JACKIE (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) French Club 4; Bio- Medical 3, 4; JSA 3. 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Hispanic Club 2; Homecoming Committee 3; CCD TA 4. RUBALCAVA, MIGUEL (ST. EMYDIUS) SANCHEZ, NIVEA (H.P. BAPTIST) Drill Team 4: Prom Committee 3; Youth Group 1, 1. SCHOOLING, ANNIE (ST. MATTHIAS) Pep Club 2, 3; JSA 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; Tech Crew 4; Bio-medical 4; French Club 4; Prom Committee 3: Yearbook 3, 4; (Business Manager) Conformation Aide 2, 3; Rancho 150 Los AMIGOS Burn Patience Program 4; Thanksgiving Drive Newspa-| per 3, 4; Homecoming Committe 4. SCHWYTER. LISA (ST. ROSE OF LIMA) Cheer l(Captain) 2(Co- Captain) Song leader 4; Prom Committee 3. SCOTT, SIMON (WILLABROOK) SEIPLE. LAURA (ST. EMYDIUS) Powder Puff Football 2; Frenchj Club 4; Drama Club 4: Bio-Medical 4; Pep Club 2; Halloween Commit- tee 3. SERRANO, RAUL (ST. ALBERT THE GREAT) Soccer 1; Basketball! 3. SMITH. DANNY (ST. CYPRIAN) Tech Crew 4; Musicians Club 4. SMITH, VICKY (ST. FRANCES) Homecoming Princess 4. SOLORZANO, MARICELA (ST. HELEN ' S) Pep Club 2: French Club (Vice-pres) 4; Hispanic Club 2: JAS Club 2: Bio-Medical 4; Field Day Committee 3: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Youth Group 3. SPIVEY, ROCHELLE (ST. JOHN LUTHERAN) Drama 4: Band 2: Church Chorus TAYLOR. AUBREY (ST. HELEN ' S) Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Lettermans 2. 3. 4. TIPPINS, ANGELA (HOSLER JR.) Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama 4; Musicians Club 2, 4: JSA 3; CSF 2, 4: NHS 2; Halloween Committee 4; Toy Drive 4; Open House Committee 4; ASB Treasure 4:Homecoming Committee 4; Kiwanas Leadership Camp 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; National Honor Roll 3; Church Rosebuds Reunion Committee 3: Church Bible School Publicity, 3. TORREZ, LIZ (ST. PHILIP NERI) Drill Team 1, 2, 3(Captain) 4. TRIAY. WILLIAM (ST. EMYDIUS) Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 2: Senate 3. VASQUEZ, DIANA (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) French Club 4; VEGA, ORIS (ST. GERTURDE) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermans 3, 4; Track 2. VEGA, MARLENE (ST. MATTHIAS) Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Powder Puff 3; GAA; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Drill Team 1; Volleyball MVP 3; JV Basketball MVP 2. VIEYRA, PAM (ST. RAYMOND ' S) JV Cheer (captain); ASB President 4; ASB Secretary 3; Sophomore Treasure 2; Yearbook 3, 4 (Co-Editor) Prom Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; NHS CSF 3; Pep Club 2: Honor Roll 1,2; Thanksgivmg committee 2, 3, 4; Blood Drive 3, 4: Election Committee 3, 4; DAR Award 4; SPSCA 4: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; US Acheivement Acade- : my; Cheerleading 2; Leadership Service 3; History geography 3; Aca- ■ demic All American 3; WASQ 3, 4; Girl ' s State Representative 3; Youth Group 1; Orphanage Aide 1. 2; Mc Donalds Softball 4. WALKER. KEITH (WALTON JR.) Baseball 2. | WARREN JASON (ST. JOHN LUTHERAN) Senate 3: Homecoming Committee 4. WHITE, SONJA ( ) Bio-Medical; French Club; JSA; Spirit Week Com- mittee; Field Day Committee; Prom Committee; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Youth Group. WILLIAM S, GARY (HOSLER JR) Band 1. I YOUNG, DIANA (ST. HILARY) Powder Puff 2; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 1. ZAMORA, LISA (OUR LADY OF VICTORY) Drill Team 4 J ZELEDON, LARRY (ST. HELEN ' S) ZELEDON. MARISOL (ST. HELEN ' S) Powder Puff 3; Senate 4. Awesome Abrego, Michelle (87): 43 Abreu, Adriana (87): 43 Acosta. Martha (87): 43 Acosta, Miraya (86): 35, 129, 144 Acosta, Monica (87): 43, 128 Acosta, Pauline (88): 53, 127 Adame, Kimberly (88): 53 Adams, Robert (87): 43 Adams, Rochelle (88): 53, 135 Aguirre, Arlene (85): 17 Aguirregoitia, Cynthia (88): 53 Alarcon. Carla (85): 17, 18. 136 Alatorre, Norma (87): 43 Alberto, Kimberly (86): 35, 144 Albornoz, Martin (88): 53 Aldaco, John (88): 53 Aldridge, Ardriono (86): 35 Aleman, Ubaldo (87): 43 Alfaro. Jose (86): 35 Allen, Jeffrey (86): 35, 23, 75 Allen, Kevin (87): 43, 94 Alluin, Vanessa (87): 43 Almaraz, Al (86): 35 Alonso, Janet (88): 53, 141 Alonso, Marisol (87): 43, 144 Alpaugh, Nicholas (88): 53, 123 Alpaugh, Sharon (86): 35, 122, 128 Alvarez, Arnaldo (87): 43 Alvarez, Jacqueline (88): 53 Alvarez, Nancy (88): 53, 141 Alvarez, Sandra (88): 53 Amabile, Michelle Ann (88): 53, 141 Amezquita, Samuel (86): 41 Andalon, Elizabeth (87): 43. 144 Anderson, Danielle (86): 35 Anderson, Lisa (86): 35, 137 Angulo, Catherine (85): 17. 122, 129, 136 Angulo, Daniel (87): 43, 94 Antee, Richie (85): 17, 30, 103. 142 Antorcha, Teresa (87): 43. 123, 140. 142 Anzoategui, Leonardo (85): 17 Apodaca, Matthew (85): 17 Aponte, Melissa (85): 17, 31. 32. 70 Aranda, Debbie (88): 53, 95 Aranda, Edgar (88): 53 Arango, William (87): 43 Arroyo, Sandra (88): 53 Aubry, La Farique (85): 17 Avila, Abigail (88): 53 Avila, Diana (88): 53, 141 Avila. George (88): 53 Aviles. Christine (86): 35 Azurduy. Luis (86): 35, 91 Becoming Baham. Stephanie (87): 43 Balthaser, Damian (87): 43, 103, 137, 142, 144 Balderas, Enrique (87): 43 Banks, Dana (87): 43 Banuelos, Sonia (88): 53 Banueloz, Elizabeth (86): 35, 130, 141, 144 Barajas. Lisa (87): 43 Barajas, Susana (86): 35 Barrera. Nellie (88): 53, 98, 130 Barrett, Jamie (87): 43 Barrett, Keith (87): 43, 94 Barrios, Jose (85): 17 Barron, Graciela (87): 43, 134 Basulto, Dolores (88): 53, 123 Basulto. Edith (87): 43, 103, 136 Batres, Magdony (86): 35 Bautista, Leticia (88): 53 Beal, Chamois (87): 43 Becerra, Elva (88): 53, 141 Becerril, Jorge (86): 35, 128 Beckham. David (88): 53 Beckham, Michael (86): 35 Bellinghausen Gustavo (86): 35, 129 Beltran, Debra (88): 53 Belyea, Monique (87): 43 Benefield, Bertrand (85): 17 Betancourt, Leticia (87): 43 Bible, Cheri (88): 53 Bienvenue, James (88): 53 Bigelow, Chantel (85): 17, 121, 128 Bilodeau, Denis (86): 35, 99 Black, Dennis (85): 15, 17, 32, 35, 134, 137. 144 Black. Steven (87): 44, 94 Blakely, Anthony (87): 44 Blouin. Larry (88): 53 Bobbitt, Chrystal (88): 53 Bojorquez, Anna (86): 35. 132, 140 Bonilla. Jesus (86): 35, 128 Bonilla. Marisela (87): 44. 128 Borunda, Maria (85): 18, 95, 130 Bottoms, Robby (86): 36, 91 Brainard, Richard (87): 44 Brashear, Christopher (87): 44 Brashear, Kimberly (85): 18. 99. 136 Bravo, Angelica (85) 18, 95, 123, 128, 130, 136 Briola, Joseph (86): 36, 91 Brockman, Julie (88): 53. 137 Brooks, Rhea Michelle (86): 36, 125, 132. 140 Brown. Tamico (86): 36 Buelna. Alfredo (86): 36. 91 Burgos, Mariana (88): 53. 130 Bustamante. Lilia (8 8): 53 Bustamante, Ruth (87): 44 Byrne. Eileen (87): 42, 44, 95, 97, 11. 130 Byrne, Mary (86): 34, 36, 125. 128. 134 Classy Cabrera. Cynthia (85): 18. 128, 140 Calderon, Angela (85): 18, 111, 130. 144 Call, Steven (88): 53 Calvo, Maria (86): 36, 175 Campbell, Marcus (86): 36. 94 Cano. Kevin (87): 44, 123 Cardenas. Gabriela (87): 44 Carmack. Angela (86): 36, 130 Carmack, Crystal (88): 54, 130 Carr, Aaron (87): 44, 94 Carraby, Toya Marie (88): 54 Carrera, Ann-Marie (88): 54 Carrion, Teresa (85): 13, 18. 21. 133 Carvajal, Henry (86): 36, 138 Carvajal, Juan (87): 44, 138 Carwile, Laura (87): 44, 134 Casados, Elaina (88): 54 Casas, Raymond (85): 18 Castaneda, Heather (88): 54, 135 Castellanos, Beatriz (85): 18 Castillo, John (85): 18, 31 Castro, Alfredo (87): 44, 142 Castro, Henry (Scott) (87): 44 Catlett, Edward (86): 36. 91 Catlett, Timothy (88): 54, 94 Ceja, Aurelia Veronica (87): 44 Cendejas, Angelina (87): 44, 134 Cervantes, Ignacio (88): 54 Cervantes, Josefina (87): 44 Cervantes, Robert (88): 54, 94 Cervantes, Steven (88): 54,94 151 Cervantes, Vincent (87): 44, 109 Chacon, Michelle (88): 54 Chaiday, Hilda (87): 44, 128 Charles, Sherwin (88): 54 Chase, Ana (86): 36, 123, 175 Chavez, Dolores (85): 18, 30. 175 Chavez, Lucy (85): 18 Chavez, Maria Angela (88): 54, 130, 144 Chavez, Sonya (88): 54 Chavez, Sylvia (87): 44 Cheesman, Arnold (87): 44 Cheesman, Alex (86): 36 Chelstrom, Gina (87): 44 Chevaher, David (88): 54 Childress, David (87): 44 Chung, Joyce (87): 44, 126, 140, 144 Clark, Keisha (87): 44, 136 Clark, Kimberly (86): 36, 122, 132 Clayton, Carriee (87): 45 Cloutier, Gregory (87): 45 Cobian, Adrian (87): 45 Coburn, Michael (85): 18 Cochran, Jacqueline (87): 45 Cochran, Roslyn (85): 19 Commodore, Christine (87): 45 Conboy, Brian (86): 36, 99, 140 Conrado, Ramon (Tony) (85): 16, 19, 30, 90, 93, 123 Cook, Angela (88): 54, ;23 Cordova, Jose (88): 54 Cordova, Xochitl (86): 36 Corona, Ramon (88): 54 Corona, Sonia (86): 36, 134, 144 Coronado, Carlos Jr. (88): 54, 110 Corral, Hector (85): 19 Corral, Veronica (87): 45, 126, 136 Correa, Laura (88): 54 Cortez, Angela (88): 54 Cortez, Melinda (85): 19 Cospito, Carol (88): 54 Covarrubias, Daniel (87): 45 Covarrubias, Moses (87): 45, 126 Craig, Cynthia (88): 54 Criner, Charles (86): 36, 91 Cross, Jeffrey (88): 54, 123, 128 Cross, Lawrence (87): 45 Crudup, DeEtra (87): 45 Crumsey, James (87): 45 Cruz, Samuel (88): 52, 94, 110, 142 Cureton, Wesley (85): 19, 32, 103, 137, 142 Daring D ' Ambrosio, Maria (88): 54 Davis, Batista Vonne (88): 54, 129 Davis, Denise (86): 36, 132 Davis, Jenai (87): 45 Davis, Julie (88): 52, 54, 95,97 Davis, Mary (85): 13, 19, 20, 21, 27, 122, 128, 133, 140 Davis, Ramona (86): 36 Dawson, Maryann(85): 19, 136 De La Garza, Eloy (88): 54 de la Nuez, Maria (85): 19, 20. 133 De La Torre, Hector (85): 19, 32, 103, 142 De Sylvia Edward (85): 12, 20 Del Campo, Danny (85): 19, 32, 91, 92 Del Rio. Norma (87): 45 Del Rosario. Orson (88): 54. 94 Del Rosario. Jennifer (86): 37. 76. 140. 144. 175 Del Villar, Nora (88): 54 De Leon, Maribel (85): 19, 30. 70. 72. 136 De Leon. Ricardo (86): 37, 91 Delgado, Angel (85): 19 Delgado, Elvia (86): 36, 140 , 144 Delgado, Guadalupe (87): 45 Delgado, Jeannette (86): 36 Delgado, Martin (85): 20 DeMoss, Elsa (88): 54 DeVault, Shondale (88): 55 Diaz, Christine (88): 55, 141 Diaz, Roxanne (85): 13, 20, 21, 27, 122, 140 Dillard, Alan (88): 55 Dixon. Kelly Anne (88): 55 Dixon. Michelle (86): 37, 128, 140 Domingo, Herman (88): 55. 110 Dominguez. Lisa (86): 37 Drabos. Ron (87): 45 Drain. Dennis, (85): 20, 32, 103 Drain, Stacie (88): 55, 137 Dresser, Christina (87): 45. 134 DuBose, Deronda (86): 37. 123 Dupree. Camille (86): 37 • Duren, Derrick (88): 55. 94 Duren, Lynette (86): 37 Duron, Francisca (85): 20, 141, 144 Duron. Ruben (86): 37 Erotic Earl. Lynett (88): 55. 130 Ebel. Adrianna (87): 45. 134 EUiano. Stacy (87): 45 Elston, Linda (86): 37, 130 Enriquez, Jack (88): 55 Enriquez, Julie (85): 20, 124 Enriquez, Loretta (87): 45, 123, 130 Escarcega, Salvador (88): 55 Escobar. Daniel (85): 20. 32. 91. 131 Esparza, Ernesto (88): 55, 94 Esparza. Paula (85): 9, 18, 20, 134, 136, 175 Espinoza, Brenda (88): 55, 130 Espinoza, Martha (87): 45, 144 1 Esqueda, Liliana (88): 55 Estrada, Mary (85): 20, 144 Evans, Elizabeth (87): 45 El Villar, Ernesto (88): 61 Ewing, Rory (86): 37, 91, 103 Fabulous Fair, Carolyn (85): 20, 32, 123 Fajardo, Angela (87): 45 Farias, Augustin (85): 20 Farias, Margarita (86): 36, 144 Fascio, Rosa (87): 45, 130 Faulkner, Tommy (87): 45, 123, 142 Ferguson, Eric (85): 20, 91 Ferguson, Margaret (87): 45 Fierro. Rene (86): 37, 91 Fierro, Laura (85): 21, 130, 144 Figueroa, Monique (85): 21. 30. 45. 134. 136 Fimbres, Benjamin (88): 55, 110 Fimbres, Eduardo (85): 21 Finau, Sione (88): 55, 109 Fisher, Trina, (88): 55 Fletcher, Joseph (88): 55 Flores, Lupe (86): 37, 144 Flores, Marina (88): 55 Flores, Mario (85): 21, 99, 100 Flores, Martha (88): 55 Flores. Mercedes (86): 37 Fox, Heidi (88): 55 Franchini, Michael (86): 37. 91 Franklin, Stacey (88): 55 Eraser, Tracy (88): 55 Freeman. Patricia (86): 37. 77. 144. 175 Freeny. Bridgette (86): 37 Freire, Charlie (85): 21 Freire, Robert (86): 37 152 Friloux, La Shon (88): 55, 129 Frometa. Jose (86): 37 Frometa, Maria (87): 45 Fulsom, Stephani (86): 37, 144 Gorgeous Gadson, Ingrid (88): 55 Gallegos, Alicia (86): 37 Gallegos, Laura (87): 46, 134 Gallegos, Sandra (87): 45 Galvan. Albert (85): 21 Garcia, Adriana (88): 55 Garcia, Arthur (86): 37 Garcia, Daniel (88): 56 Garcia, Frances (88): 56 Garcia, Jennifer (85): 8. 9, 15, 21, 32, 75. 122, 132, 136 Garcia, Lupita (88): 56 Garcia, Maria (87): 46 Garcia, Maria Isabel (88): 56 Garcia, Maricella Ann (88): 56 Garcia, Mercedes (87): 46 Garcia, Moncia Isabell (88): 56 Garcia, Patricia (85): 21, 130, 134, 144 Garcia, Ralph (86): 37 Garcia, Rosemarie (88): 56, 127 Garcia. Tony (85): 21 Garcia, Vera (87): 46, 128 Garcia, Victor (86): 37, 91 Garcia, Virginia (88): 56 Gardner, Tatia (86): 37 Garfio, Martha (87): 46 Garibay, Leticia (88): 56 Garneff, Mahara (88): 56 Gasporra, Paulette (88): 56 Gastinell, Leticia (88): 56 Gauss, Monica (86): 37, 116 Gayton, David (87): 46 Gibbs, Antwinette (88): 56. 123 Gibson, James (87): 46 Gigena, Claudia (88): 56 Gillett. Erica (88): 56 Godinez, Augusto (87): 46 Godinez, Cynthia (87): 46 Godinez, Monica (87): 46, 128 Gomez, Angelica (87): 46, 144 Gomez, Mario (88): 56, 142 Gomez, Oscar (87): 46, 128, 140 Gomez, Steven (85): 10, 21, 30, 31, 32, 91, 92, 93 123 Gomez Victor (86): 37 Gonzales, Michael (85): 22 Gonzales, Sandra (86): 38, 144 Gonzalez, Adolfo (88): 56 Gonzalez, Cecilio (87): 46, 94 Gonzalez, Claudia (86): 38 Gonzalez, Christina (88): 56 Gonzalez, Daniel (88): 56 Gonzalez, Dolores (85): 22, 111, 130 Gonzalez, Lawrence (87): 46 Gonzalez, Leticia (87): 46 Gonzalez, Luis (86): 38, 138 Gonzalez, Luz Maria (86): 38 Gonzalez, Patricia (88): 56, 127, 141 Gonzalez, Sonia (87): 46, 144 Gonzalez, Virginia (87): 46 Goodson, Kenneth (86): 38,91 Goodson, Kim (86): 22, 123, 144 Govea. Patrick (88): 56 Granados, Lisa (87): 46 Greene, Mechelle (88): 56 Griffith, Dorinda (87): 46, 137 Griffith, Kieya (88): 56, 141 Grijalva, Martha (85) 8, 9, 15, 22, 30, 134, 175 Guerrero, Paul (88): 56 Gutierrez, David (87): 56 Gutierrez, Hortencia (88): 56 Gutierrez, Julie (88): 56 Gutierrez, Kathy (88): 56 Gutierrez, Myra (87): 46 Guzman, Arlene (85): 22, 134 Guzman, Loretta (86): 38 Hallucinated Hage, Donnell (88): 57 Hall, Christel (87): 46 Hall, Kim (88): 57, 98 Haller. Regina (86): 38 Hamilton, Ralph (88): 57, 110 Hands, Rhonda (88): 57 Hands. Shonda (88): 57 Hanson. Karen (85): 22, 30, 130, 144 Harris, Brent (86): 38 Harton. James (86): 38. 91, 129 Hayes, Dorothy (88): 57 Heintz, Marcia (87): 46, 134 Hendrix. Darick (85): 22 Hernandez. Ana Luisa (88): 57. 140 Hernandez, Anna (87): 47, 141 Hernandez, David (88): 57 Hernandez, Dominique (85): 22, 122 Hernandez. Enrique (85): 22 Hernandez, Jesse (85): 22 Hernandez, Jesus (88): 57 Hernandez, Laura (87): 47, 140 Hernandez, Leticia (85): 22. 140, 144 Hernandez, Marco (87): 47 Hernandez, Maria del Carmen (88): 57 Hernandez, Miguel (85): 22 Hernandez, Paul (88): 57 Hernandez, Silvia (87): 47 Hernandez, William (87): 47 Hickman. Lisa (86): 38. 111. 130 Himes. Zaida (88): 57 Hinojosa. Arthur (86): 38. 91 Hobbs. Angela (85): 23, 81, 136 Hobbs, Shannon (87): 47 Holguin. Leza (87): 47 Hollingsworth, Dionna (85): 23 Hollingsworth, Jamie (88): 57. 123 HoUinquest, Lamont (88): 57, 94, 110 Hollins, Selwyn (86): 38 Hollins. Sonya (88): 57, 141 HoUon. Michael (86): 34, 38. 103. 128 Holmes. Joilyn (85): 23, 32, 70, 124. 134, 136 Houston, Sharnee, (88): 57 Huerta, Corina (87): 47 Huertas, David (87): 47 Huertas, Ernesto (86): 38, 91 Humphrey, Kristi (88): 57 lUuminous Inchausti. Luisa (88): 57 Inchausti, Rosa (86): 38, 140 144 Inman, Lisa (88): 57, 98, 11, 142 Jewels Jackson, Andrew (86): 38, 91 Jackson, Holly Jean (88): 57, 130 Jacques, Suzanna (85): 23, 134, 140, 144 Jaeger, Merri (87): 47 Jaisinghani, Mira (86): 38, 125, 140, 144 James, Maisha (88): 57 Jansen, John (87): 47, 94, 108 Jansen, Ronald (88): 57, 94 Jaramillo, Isaac (88): 57, 137 Jenkins, Wm. Anthony (87): 47, 103, 142 Jennings, Nicholas (87): 47 Jimenez, Angela (85): 20, 23, 122, 134 Jimenez, Chrisie (88): 57 Jimenez, Osmi (85): 23 Jimenez, Sandra (88): 57 153 Johnson, Helana (85): 23 Johnson, Tashima (87): 47 Johnson, Tonique (87): 47, 136 Jones, Charles Anthony (85): 23 Jones, Maria (85): 23 Jordan, Eula (86): 38, 136 Joseph, Kiesha (88): 57 Kick Back Kaihatu, Sandra (85): 23, 175 Kalogris, Christina (87): 47 Kang, Stanley (87): 47 Kelleher, Valerie (85): 23, 123, 130, 140, 144 Kelly, Stacy Ann (88): 57 Kemp, Brandon (87): 47, 137 Kieffer, Michael (88): 57, 123, 144 Kilgore, Bryant (86): 38 Kim, Catherine (86): 38, 132, 140, 144 Kindle Tamara (88): 57 King, Regina (87): 47, 134 King, Reginald (85): 23, 91 King, Robert (88): 57 Knight, Ana (87): 47, 123 Knox, Roushaun (88): 57, 141 Kollasch, Lisa (85): 24, 130 Luscious Landavazo, Sabina (88): 57 Lara, Salvador (85): 24, 116 Larios, Zeferino (87): 47, 94, 140 Larsen, Cordi (88): 58 Latour, Monique (88): 58 Laurente, Francis (87): 47 Lechuga Ralph (87): 47, 137 Lee, Stevoni (87): 47, 134 Lee, Terrence (86): 38, 91 Legaspi, Britt (88): 58, 127 Leon,Greg (88): 58, 94 Leon, Linda (87): 47, 130 Leonard, Brian (88): 58, 94 Leonard, John (86): 38, 77 Lepick, R. Yuri (86): 38, 91 Liberatore, Jeanine (87): 47, 13, 111 Liddell, Alysia (85): 24, 175 Lio, Michael (87): 47 Livingston, Daniel (86): 39, 103, 142 Llarena, Carlos (87): 47, 123 Llarena, Christine (88): 58 Loera, Joseph (86): 39, 91 Lopez, Adriana (88): 58 Lopez, Cynthia (87): 47. 134 Lopez, Jesus (87): 47 Lopez, Kelly (86): 39, 134 Lopez, Laura (87): 47, 141 Lopez, Raymond (88): 58, 142 Lopez, Ricardo (Tony) (85): 24, 30. 91 Lopez, Victor (86): 39 Lora. Gloria (86): 39, 77, 98, 130 Loyd, Shalonda (88): 58 Lugo, Carla (85): 19, 24, 95. 123. 130 Lugo. James (85): 24, 95, 175 Lujan, Jesse (88): 58 Lujan, Rachel (87): 47 Lujan, Rebecca (85): 24, 140, 144 Luke, Derek (87): 47 Luna, Jacqueline (87): 47, 141 Lynch, Billie Jo (87): 47 Making It Mada, Kimberly (86): 39, 95. 122, 130 Madrid, Erika (86): 39 Madrid, Michelle: (87): 48 Magallanez, Marlene (86): 39 Magat. Mary Ann (88): 58 Mahany. Jeff (88): 58 Manous. Lisa (85): 16. 24. 32. 121. 128, 133, 143 Marchese, Rosa (87): 48 Marquez, Denia (87): 48. 128. 144 Marquez, Gloria (85): 24, 31, 134 Martin. Daniel (85): 16, 24, 137, 124 Martin, Jacques (88): 48 Martin, Jose (87): 48 Martin, Mae Del (86): 39, 175 Martin, Todd (86): 39 Martinez, Daniel (85): 24, 31, 123 Martinez, Elaine (87): 48, 123. 136 Martinez. Fausto (88): 38. 141 Martinez, Gary (86): 39 Martinez, Tina (86): 39 Martinez, Jo (88): 58 Martinez, Kristine (85): 24 Martinez, Lisa (85): 25, 141 Martinez, Marco (88): 58 Martinez, Martha (85): 25 Martinez. Michele (88): 58, 95. Ill Martinez, Raul (85): 25 Martinez, Renee (88): 58 Martinez, Sandra (87): 48, 137, 138 Martinez III, Paul (88): 58.94 Massey. Robin (87): 48 Maxie, Kisha (87): 48. 130 Maxwell, Alberta (87): 48 Mayorga, Roberto (88): 58 McCready, Janice (86): 39 McLoud, Robert (87): 48, 94. 142 McMillan, Tracy (86): 39, 123 McKenna, Timothy (88): 58 Medina, Ernesto (85): 25, 131, 132. 144 Medina. Tony (88): 58 Mejia. Araceli (88): 58 Melendez, Patricia (88): 58 Mendez, Carlos (86): 39 Mendez. Javier (86): 39 Mendez. Louis (87): 48 Mendez. Margarita (85): 25. 141 Mendivel, Elizabeth (86): 39 Mendoza. Catherine (87): 48, 98, 130 Mendoza, Christina (87): 48, 95, 130 Mendoza. John (87): 48 Mendoza, Monica (88): 58, 95 Mendoza, Roman (85): 25, 99, 103 Mendoza, Rubin (86): 39 Menendez. Olga (86): 39 Mercado, Jacqueline (87): 48 Mercado, Jessica (86): 39 Merino, Juana (88): 58 Maza, Olegario (88): 39 Milian, Arleen (86): 39, 133. 140. 144 Miramontes. Elsa (88): 58 Mirada, Marlene (87): 48 Mitchell, Eric (87): 48, 94 Moncada, Lucy (87): 48 Montano, Marissa (88): 58 Monteilh, Cherisse (86): 39, 144 Montemayor, Linda (88): 58 Montero, Rogelio (88): 58 Montez, Monica (85): 25, 31, 70 Monzon, Irsia (85): 25, 130, 144 Moore, Phillip (86): 39 Morales, Annemarie (88): 58, 141 Moran, Maria (87): 48, 141 Morelli, Teresa (88): 58 Moreno, Julie (85): 25 Moreno, Myron (86): 39 Muniz, Alfonso (86): 39 Muniz, Maritza (87): 48, 88 Muniz. Marie (85): 25, 31, 130, 11 Murphy, John (86): 40 Murrieta. Melissa (88): 58 Myers. James (87): 48 Nasty Naranjo, Maria (86): 40, 123. 130. 141 Naranjo Jr., German (88): 58 Navarrette. Lisa (86): 40 Navarro. Feliberto (86): 40 Navarro, Gabriel (86): 40 154 Navarro, Marcela (88): 59 Neal, Brian (88): 59 Neal. John (87): 48 Negrete, Carlos (87): 48. 94 Negrete, Marcos (88): 59, 94, 123 Nelson, Tanya (87): 48 Nevarez, Eduardo (86): 40,93 Norwood, Darryl (87): 42, 48, 94 Nunez, Sandra (88): 59 Nunez. Eduardo (87): 48 Nunez, Rosalda (86): 40 Outrageous Ochoa, Florence (87): 48 Oliva, Jeffrey (88): 59 Olivas, Julio (87): 48, 94 Olivas, Laura (87): 49 Olivas, Oscar (86): 40 Onliveros, Nicholas (85): 25.32 Oregel, Humberto (86): 40 Ornelas, Orlmda (85): 25. 128. 141. 144 Orozco. Alberto (85): 26. 31. 32. 123. 131 Orozco, Clara (87): 48. 142 Orozco, Oscar (87): 49, 94 Orpin, Joshua (88): 59. 110 Ortega, Christina (87): 49 Ortiz, Christina (88): 59 Ortiz. Rafael (85): 26 Phenomenal Palacio. Raul (86): 40. 129 Palacios. Ana (87): 49 Palestro. Cristina (87): 49. 139 Pallan. Paul (87): 49. 94 Palomo. Javier (88): 59. 94 Palomo. Orlando (87): 49, 94 Palos. Karlo (88): 59, 110 Pando, Carmen (86): 40. 136 Paredes, Jacqueline (86): 40. 147 Paredes. Maria (88): 59 Parga. Laura (88): 59 Parker. Anthony (88): 59 Parker, Cherise (85): 26 Parker, Karen (88): 59 Parker. William (85): 26 Parra, Miguel (86): 40 Parra, Rocio (87): 49 Patino, Eddie (85): 25. 26. 131 Patino. Gerard (87): 49 Patterson. LaVerne (87): 49. 130 Pautsch. Sheila (87): 49, 98, 111, 130 Payan, Cynthia (86): 40, 137 Pellegrino. Sabrina (88): 59, 129. 141 Pellot. Marilyn (87): 49. 98. 130 Penniman, Marquette (87): 49, 94 Penuelas, Lisa (88): 59 Pena, Beatriz (86): 40 Pena, Rebeca (87): 49 Peralta, Ignacio (87): 49 Perez. Edward (86): 40 Perez. John (86): 40. 91 Perez. Krista (88): 59 Perez. Regina (85): 26 Perez. Santiago (85): 26, 129. 138. 142 Perez. Sylvia (87): 49. 128 Perkins. Christina (87): 49 Perry, LeShawn (86): 40 Phillipi, Carol (85): 26, 141 Pittman. Harges (85): 26. 103. 142 Pittman. Steven (88): 59 Pitts. Andre (87): 49 Pleto, Joanna (88): 59 Plunkett. David (86): 40. 99 Polak. Michael (85): 26, 81. 137 Porrata. Tony (88): 59. 110 Porter. Raquel (87): 49 Portugal. Eli (87): 49. 94 Posada. Henry (88): 59 Preciado. Ana (87): 49 Priest, Regina (85): 26 Pruitt, Eleanor (85): 26, 123 Quest Quesada, Janet (85): 27 Quintana, Marco Jr. (88): 59 Quintos, Matthias (86): 40, 91 Quiroz. Fernando (87): 49, 94 Quiroz. Kristina (88): 59 Radical Raleigh. Jenee (87): 49 Ramirez, Andrea (88): 59 Ramirez, Dario (88): 59 Ramirez, Esmeralda (88): 59 Ramirez, Jose (87): 49 Ramirez, Lizabeth (88): 59. 141 Ramirez. Marco (87): 49 Ramirez, Margarita (88): 59 Ramos, Molly (87): 49 Rangel, Michelle (87): 49 Rankin. Samantha (88): 59 Raygoza. Monica (85): 27 Renteria. Angela (85): 27 Reyes. Luis (87); 49 Reyes. Olimpia (85): 27. 141 Reynolds. Stephanie (85): 27. 140 Reynoso. Veronica (86): 40. Ill, 130 Riskey. David (86): 40. 99, 137. 140. 144 Rivera, Adrian (86): 40 Rivera, Ameha (86): 40. 144 Rivera, Denise (88): 59 Rivera. Maria (85): 27, 140, 144 Rivera, Mark (88): 59, 123 Rivera, Monica (87): 50 Rocha, Jason (87): 50, 110 Rocha, Raul (85): 25. 27 Rodrigues, Paula (86): 40. 140. 144 Rodriguez. Arthur (85): 27 Rodriguez. Jacqueline (85): 27. 140. 144 Rodriguez. Juanita (88): 59 Rodriguez. Kathleen (87): 50. 144 Rodriguez. Marisol (88): 60, 140, 141 Rodriguez, Monica (87): 50, 140, 141 Rodriguez, Richard (86): 40 Rodriguez, Robert (86): 40 Rogozinski. Barbara (87): 50. 114. 126 Rojas. Edwin (86): 40 Romero, Lisa (87): 50, 140, 144 Romo, Jesus (87): 50 Roseli, Gabriel (86): 40, 86, 137, 138, 142 Rubalcava, Miguel (85): 27 Ruiz, Lisa (88): 60, 141 Ruiz, Rita (86): 40 Russell, Tycie (87): 50 Sensual Salsa., Jose (88): 60 Salazar. Enrique (87): 50 Salazar. Gerardo (87): 50 Salazar. Victor (87): 50 Saldana. Francisco (88): 50 Salinas, June (86): 40 Sanchez, Cynthia (87): 50, 129 Sanchez, Elizabeth (88): 60 Sanchez, Idilio (86): 41 Sanchez, Jesus (86): 41, 91 Sanchez, Nivea (85): 6, 11, 27, 30, 32, 73, 134, 175 Sanchez, Sergio (87): 50 Sandoz, Cornel (86): 41, 91, 137, 125 Santana, Monica (88): 50 Santarpia, Theresa (88): 60 Santillan, Elva (88): 60, 123 Santos, Celeste (87): 50, 134 Santos, Iliana (86): 41, 96, 123, 130 Saucedo, Roberto (88): 60 Saucedo, Sandra (87): 50 Saumur, Lisa (87): 50 Schaefer, Julie (87): 50 Schnorr, Karen (88): 60 155 Schooling , Anne (85): 27, 129. 140, 141, 144, 175 Schwyter, Elizabeth (85): 13. 21, 28, 74, 133 Scott, Jonathan (86): 41, 91 Scott, Simon (85): 28, 31 Scott, Tracy (86): 41 Scroggins, Sharon (87): 50 Segovia, Rachel (88): 60, 135 Seiple, Kenneth (86): 41, 129 Seiple, Laura (85): 28, 130, 144 Selzer, Erika (87): 50 Serrano, Raul (85): 28 Seward, Kevin (86): 41 Shelton, Beverly (87): 50 Shores, Jennifer (86): 41, 42, 75, 116, 132, 130, 175, 77 Siemann, Sharon (88): 60 Smith, Daniel (85): 28, 129, 138. 142 Smith, Frances, (86): 41, 137, 129, 140 Smith, Marcus (88): 60 Smith, Matthew (87): 50 Smith, Saunja, Seaneen (87): 50, 111 Smith, Victoria (85): 28, 70, 123. 144 Solanki, Falguni (87): 50, 123, 128. 144 Solorzano, Fernando (87): 50,94 Solorzano, Maricela (85): 28, 140 Sotelo, Bernadette (86): 41, 136 South, Colette (87): 50, 130 South. Tiffany Ann (88): 50 Spiller. Dwanique (88): 60 Spivey, Rochelle (85): 28 Stefan, Christy (88): 60 Stevenson, Cherie (87): 50, 123 Stewart, Yamilett (87): 50 Stewart, Yanett Alice (88): 50 Stoos, Karen (86): 41 Stromen, Cynthia (86): 41. 128. 140 Sutalo. Yvette (87): 50, 140, 144 Tough Taguiam, Lauriana (88): 60 Talamantes, Michelle (86): 41 Talavera, Valerie (87): 50, 130 Taylor, Aubrey (85): 8, 28, 30, 103, 104, 142 Taylor, Robin (88): 60 Tellez, Lina (88): 60 Thomas. Antonio (88): 60, 94, 110 Thompson, Barbara (87): 51, 134 Till, Anthony (88): 60. 142 Timoney, Dianne (88): 51 Tippins, Angela (85): 20, 121, 128, 137 Toale. Annette (88): 60. 123 Torres Elizabeth (85): 13. 28. 134, 139 Torrez, Patricia (86): 41 Triay, Alejandro (88): 60, 94 Triay, Roberto (87): 51. 94. 123 Triay, William (85): 25, 28, 30, 131 Trujillo, Olga (87): 51 Tvrdevich, Alexandra (86): 41 Unusual Uribe. Genaro (86): 41 Victorious Valdez. Clementina (86): 41 Valdez. Dianna (87): 51 Valdez. Editha (88): 60. 141 Valdez. Susana (86): 41 Valenzuela. Norma (87): 51 Valles. Teresa (88): 60 Varela. Ana (87): 51, 140, 141. 144 Vargas. Raquel (88): 60, 141 Vargas, Stephanie (88): 60 Vargas. Vicente (87): 51 Vasquez. Celina (88): 60. 141 Vasquez. Diana (85): 29. 141 Vasquez. Isela (88): 60 Vazquez. Veronica (88): 60 Vega. Cris (85): 29, 131 Vega, Marlene (85): 29, 31, 111. 175 Veiga, Rosemary (88): 60 Velasquez, Kenneth (87): 51 Verduzco. Albert (87): 51 Vergara. Rocio (86): 41. 98 Vertiz. Mary (86): 41. 141 Vich. Engelbert (88): 61 Vides. Lina (87): 51 Vieyra, Pamela (85): 10, 11, 17. 29. 74, 75. 120. 121. 175 Villanueva, Michelle (87): 51. 128, 138 Villegas, Gerardo (88): 61 Viramontes, Edward (88): 61 Whty? Waggoner, James (87): 51,94 Wahl, Christina (87): 51 Walker. Keith (85): 29 Warren. Jason (85): 29 Washington, Kelly (87): 51, 137 Waters, Tommy (88): 61, 110 Webb, Adriane (87): 51, 95 Whalen. Rebeca (88): 61 White, Earnest (87): 51, 103 White, Sonja (85): 29, 140, 144 Whitney, Monica (88): 61 Willes, Aldo (86): 41 Williams, Anne-Marie (87): 51, 130, 111 Williams. Gary (85): 29 Williams. La Tanya (87): 51 Williams. Robert (87): 51, 94 Wilson. Angela (88): 61 Wilson, Anna Louise (86): 41 Wilson. Stephanie (87): 51, 136 Winkfield. Cleon (87): 51, 94 Wojciechowski. Theresa (88): 61 Woodard, Jesse (88): 61 Wright, Andrea (86): 41, 144 Wright, Melissa (87): 51 Yearning Yepez, Henry (87): 51 Young. Diana (85): 29 Young. Karen (88): 61, 129 Younger, Tamara (88): 61 Zealous Zamaniego, Lisa (88): 61 Zamarripa, Maria (88): 61 Zambrano, Danie (88): 61, 94 Zamora, Gabrielle (88): 61 Zamora. Lisa (85): 29, 32, 123. 134. 136 Zamora. Roman (88): 61, 129, 142 Zarate, Elizabeth (88): 61 Zeledon, Larry (85): 29 Zeledon, Marisol (85): 16, 29, 123 156 Special Dedication We would proudly like to dedicate this Volume 31 to Miss Gibbons, our Advisor. We feel that she deserves a lot of credit for making this production possible. Miss Gibbons is a very talented lady, she strives really hard to go beyond her goals. She has a strong influence on people, she takes the time to listen and try to understand a particular situation. Many people don ' t know Miss Gibbons as well as I do; I have been with her since my Freshman year, and we could say that I was a warm welcome to her! I believe in her more than I have in anyone else in my entire life, and God knows how much she means to me. I knew that this book was going to be a great success. To be honest though. I was worried that I wasn ' t going to be able to express my thoughts clearly, because we both like to do things our way; sure enough, we were willing to compromise and come up with even better ideas. We worked as a team, and we fought till the end, and we came out winning!! Miss Gibbons has put more heart and soul into this yearbook than anyone. She came into our class without a clue about what to do and what we were talking about. 3R Planner? , she was puzzled. In less than weeks she was using our terms correctly and putting them into use. She asked more questions than anyone, she wanted to know everything: soon enough she was doing things on her own. When she didn ' t like something she would work with it and develop new designs, combine everyone ' s thoughts and ideas and come up with something original. It was a very difficult year but Miss Gibbons remained on top of things, pushed and pushed everyone and didn ' t stop until she was satisfied. She deserves this dedication for being the most understanding person that I know. Miss Gibbons, well it is finally over, at least this year is!! I really am glad that we had the opportunity to work._ together this last year of mine. It was more than a pleasure. Remember always that you are my inspira- tion!! Keep up with all the good work, and most of ALL GOOD LUCK next year and if you need me you know where I will be With Special Thoughts Martha Grijalva (Editor) Ml Mk ] t i m JUEGOS OE COMEOOn - SAUAS - RECAMARAS MESAS DE CENTRO - LITERAS iMiiEi;i,i;s i)K 0 ( ii)i:nte FURN ITLiHE FERMIN M. PALOS Phone Bus. (213 587-3940 RES. (213) 587-4083 7603 PACIFIC Blvd. HUNTINGTON PARK CA 90255 Healthy Foods • VITAMINS • HERBS • FRESH JUICES • SNACK BAR • COSMETICS • DAIRY CASE • GRAINS, NUTS SEED PHONE 4340 TWEEDY BLVD. (213) 567-5100 SOUTH GATE. CA 90280 Specialist in Detroit Diesel Engine Parts 53, 71, 92 Series DIESEL DYNAMICS OF AMERICA 4355A TWEEDY BLVD. SOUTH GATE, CA 90280 213-563-1517 800-6-DIESEL A Limited Edition Limousine Service A Professional Corporation Rolls Royce and Cadillac stretch limo usines ABC HARDWARE Congratulations Class of ' 85!! 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Special Thanks to Coach LaVigne and to the rest of the Coaches for their time, effort and their friendship they give so willingly to our sons- ___, The Mendez Family tm lOC l. Dti ' Vto. i wiBE SEO cow [ ou ou ,.rrT « cmj i.ow mica 023-8227 or 852-6542 4eWi3iIikTKTS XTKTKKW E« I I i J- FLORIST AND GIFT SHOPPE Congratulations to all Pius X graduates. We wish all much success and happiness as you follow life ' s goals. We hope that we can still help serve all your floral needs. LOCAL DELIVERY WIRE SERVICE COMPARE • OUR QUALmr A OUR LOW PRICES 923-8227 or 862-6642 12850 Parimount Blvd • So. of lmp «M ! Hwy ■ Downty - xm wj9 itwwni¥W I i i 163 The School Uniform Companv Sue Mills Inc. 419 North Oak Street Inglevvood.CA 90301 213 6744191 Adalberto ' s, Cantinas Servicio Residencial de Comidas 3026 EAST FLORENCE AVE. Huntington Park. California 90255 Phone: 587-5743 Phone 861-1274 ESTABLISHED 1908 MILLER-MIES- McCOMB Mortuary CHARLES O ' HARA 10927 S. Downey Ave. DOWNEY. 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Calif omia 90242 9Z3 578 u 634-6201 -023-4578- This Is Dedicated to the Most Spirited Future Graduating Class of 1986 the Coaches Thanks for the memories and the special times we had together. Remember we ' ve come by this only in faith, may it be with you. Love Always, Michelle Brooks . Denise Davis To the graduating Seniors: By your leaving Pius you will create a great void but life here will go on and so will yours. I will miss you. Best of Luck and Great Success in the new life you now begin. Martha G.. Jennifer G.. Aubrey T.. Elizabeth T.. Pamela V., Esco , Steve G.. Daniel M., Harges P., Dennis D.,Maribel DeL.. Paula E., Nivea S. Love. Miss Gibbons, Freshman English World History + American Historv CONGRATULATIONS C O 1985!! ' Thank you for all of the special memories Ihal you ha o made possible for me these past four years. We went from crazy freshman to JAMMING SENIORS!!!! Just ho cause we are graduating doesn ' t mean it is the end of m friendships with you all. Good Luck and best wishes always We made it!! A warm farewell to all of the faculty who helped mold the person that I am now I will miss you all!! Thank you. for the memories. With love and friendship Martha Grijalva Mr. Mrs. Gilbert S. Vieyra and Family Congratulation to our daughter Pamela Vieyra. ASB President and Class of ' R. ' i Congratulations Pam. Martha G.. Jenni Matt. Darick, Ste ve, Tony Lopez. Tony Conrado. Aubrey and Monique. Esco We ' ll miss you. Pattv and Jennifer Congratulations to the Cla.ss of 1985 All the Best m your future endeavors. Mr. Mrs. Michael O ' Donncll Congratulations to Varsitv Chccrl Lovo. Mr. Mrs. John Shores Mario Rooney William, Raul. Albert. Dolores, and. of course Pain. Congrats wc all made il ihrougii ' C c 7J .  tis LOVE and SUCCESS Congratulation to our Sons Daughters of the Class of 1985 Mrs. Carole Alarcon Mrs. Esther Allen Mr. Mrs. R.V. Apodaca Mr. Mrs. Gerald Aubry Mrs. Ms. Thais Aubry Ms. Mae Bailey Mr. Mrs. Ernesto T. Esparza Mr. Mrs. Raymond Galvan Mrs. Yelba R. Hollingsworth Mrs. Neota D. Jones Mr. Mrs. Richard KoUasch Mrs. Carolyn A. Lidell Mr. Mrs. Manuel M. Lugo Mr. Mrs. John Mendoza Mr. Mrs. Jorge Sanchez Judge Russell Mrs. Katherine Schooling Mrs. Betty Jean Session Dr. Mrs. Clyde W. Smith Mr. Mrs. Gustavo Triay Mr. Mrs. Gilbert S. Vieyra Mrs. M. L. Young Family PATRONS OF PIUS X Mr. Mrs. Paul Acosta Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Anderson Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Bojorquez Mr. Mrs. John E. Brooks Mr. Mrs. Fred Casados Mrs. Aura Chelstrom Mr. Mrs. D. Russell Cleary Mrs. Marge Cox Mr. Mrs. Adrain Del Rosario Mr. D Coach Deon Evans Fitzgerald ' s Flower Shop Mr. Mrs. Joe Doris Freeman Mr. Mrs. Richard Gayton Miss Donnamarie Gibbons Mr. Mrs. Leland Elizabeth Harton Mrs. Carmen M. Himes The Hollon Family Mr. Mrs. John M. James Mr. Mrs. Arthur Johnson Jr. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Kocourek Mr. Mrs. Pablo Leon Mrs. Melba Lopez Mr. Mrs. Frank Llorens Mr. Mrs. Roger Mabany Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Martin II Mr. Mrs. Ignacio Mendez Mr. Mrs. Javito P. Monetano Mr. Mrs. Joe M. Montemoyor Mr. Mrs. David OHva Mr. Mrs. Robert Orpin Mr. Mrs. Raoul Palacio Mr. Feraine M. Palos Mrs. Patricia Perez Mr. Mrs. Reck Mr. Greg Ryan Mr. Mrs. Manuel Ruiz Mrs. Charlotte A Scott Shenks Sporting Goods Mr. Mrs. Richard Shue Mrs. Dawn Smith Mr. George D. Smith Mr. Mrs. W. R. Smith Sisters of St. Louis, St. Cyprian Convent, of Long Beach Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Stefan Ed Amy Stantisteven Mr. Robert Stantisteven Mr. Mrs. Wilhe Stevenson Mr. Mrs. Wally Tiel Mr. Mrs. Abelardo Vazquez Mr. Mrs. Michael Vitale Mr. Mrs. Mark Whitney Mr. Mrs. Roberto Williams ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE COACH OF THE YEAR MIKE MURPHY It ' s been a long time in coming but with the excellent coachmg of Mr. Mike Murphy and the four long hard years, Pius X, made it to the GIF Playoffs. This is one of the greatest achievements for Pius basketball team, since it has been over 14 years since we ' d even come clos e to playing in the playoffs. Its been a long hard road to this achievement- In looking back over the past four years, we can see the preparation that was taking place for this bright shinning moment. It all seem so strange now but when it all started the people and the players thought the Coach was CRAZY, Us?!!! Pius, in the CIF Playoffs ' ' ] ' ' !! But in the beginning, that is just what Coach Murphy was looking at. to be GIF Champions in the sport event of Basketball, to make Pius X a power on the Court, to have the other schools realize that Pius was going to become 1 and stay there. We have done just that! We have just accomplished that first step to be CIF Champions. When Mr, Murphy first came back to these great hall of Pius, he began his long journey on that road to the CIF Playoffs. Pius wasO-IO and there were only a few loyal fans who came to see the team play. This year alone Pius has achieved a lot. We. now have a record of 8-2 for the regular league season, only losing to Mater Dei. The fans have grown from just those few loyal fans to a sellout crowd for the Feb. 8th game against Mater Dei. here at the home of the Warriors. We. here at Pius, are PROUD of our 1 Coach of the year and his 1 team. None of this would have been possible without Mr. Murphy ' s experienced coaching staff: Varsity Defensive Coach Deon Evans. JV Coach Robert Orellana. Sophomore Coaches Gene Hamilton and Rick Lamprecht, Freshmen Coaches Mike Hamilton and John Lussman. All we can say is. Thanks. Coaches! ALL RIGHT. WE ARE JAMMING NOW!! Photography by Xavier Miranda Class of 79 Coat of Arms Designed by Donnamarie Gibbons This year ' s Tiara has been a lure experience for all of us on ihe staff- We have put logelher. what we believe is the BEIST yearbook in the history of Pius X. since 1967 In 1967, Pius won the honor of a Isl Class Rating from the All American Yearbook Critical Service We are extremely proud of our 1984-85 edition of the Tiara, Together in Perfect Harmony We again plan to enter this prestigious contest with the hope of bringing home lo Pius, the All American Yearbook 1st Class Honor Due to meeting ALL our deadlines on lime our publishing company. Josten ' s is suppling all those who purchased a book a free supplement, which will have all the wonderful activities we shared at the end of the year together This sup- plement will be sent to all of us in the summer from Josten ' s. We. the TIARA staff, wish to thank all the Pius X family for the fawn memories captured in this edition Or should I sav. ■ WE DID IT OUR WAY Miss Gibbons, our advisor, the 1984-85 editor Martha Gnjatva The Tiara Staff Photo Editor: Pamela Vieyra. Editor: Martha Griialva. Moderator Donnamarie Gibbons Jeffery Allen. Michelle Brooks. Mae Del Martin. Pa- tricia Freeman. Pamela Vieyra. Jennifer Del Ro- siao, Sandra Kaihatu. Annie Schooling. Ana Chase. Maria Calvo. Nivea Sanchez. Paula Espara. Martha Grijalva. Marlene Vega n ' M Si L . ' ■ ; ' f Business Manager: Annie Schokoling Acknowledgements The ProducUon Of Volume 31 of Tiara has been a very difficult but successful task. There are many people who deserve special thanks for their time, patience and understanding. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the following who have contributed in many special ways to the production of Together In Perfect Harmony . To our advisor, Miss Gibbons, who even though she came to us as a new comer, fought along with us to find new solutions and in the process developed a special skill in Yearbook Producing. Thank you for your guidance and support; without you here we wouldn ' t have made it the way that we did. You put so much of yourself into this book and it looks GREAT To Wally and Tony of Wally and Wayne Photography, who went out of their way and spent several hours of work to help us meet all of our deadlines. We can never forget all of the continued dedication that you have given to Pius. Thank You for everything and may God bless you always ... To Steve Wagner, our Representative from Josten ' s. who has held confidence in our production, and helped out just by being the person that he is. Without his unique way of reassurance, we wouldn ' t have made it through To Danny Livingston and Victor Lopez for providing the Warrior Art for our end pages. You two are Definitely talented young men May the spirit of creativity stay in your hearts forever ... To Mr. and Mrs. Thiel in the business office for handling our finances with the great care To Father Alfred for taking the time to proofread all of our work . . , To Mercedes Flores and Angela Jimenez for providing the story on the cover. Your writing skills are the beginning of adventurous lives ... o o e. To the head Varsity coaches for being there when we nee ded them most. Thanks for your support To Mrs. Grace Vitale and the ladies for taking care of our baked goods for our bake sale To Mr. Salalich for providing us with some photographs . . . To Ernie Medina who has been an extra helping hand for us. Thank you for taking pictures at the varsity games and whenever we asked. You helped us out in ways you ' ll never know And lastly a special thanks to this year ' s Tiara Staff. It was a learning experience for all of us. We went through a lot together and we discovered that it is not easy to publish a yearbook. It takes time and dedication. Pam, without you as my Co-Editor things just wouldn I have been the same. You were always there to take all of the pictures that we needed to meet all of deadlines. It ' s a job well done, I am proud of you! Thanks a lot for hanging in there with me when things got really deep!! Nivi, thanks a lot for all the excessive typing that you did, believe me without your support I would have never made it through! Annie and Sandra, even though half of the patience and just for being you. Marlene, what else can I say but thank you for completing your work on time. Jennifer Shores, GOOD LUCK to you next year. I know you won ' t let Miss Gibbons down. Thanks to all the rest of you!!!!! You were all a very patient staff, and you put up with a lot from Miss Gibbons and me. Thank you for everything, remember, this we did TOGETHER God Bless you all and may He always be your guide. Thank you to all of our Advertisers, and fellow Patrons, your support is what created this yearbook without it we would not have a yearbook. GOOD LUCK to next year ' s staff, remember to have the best year possible, set goals for yourselves and strive your hardest to reach them. In the end I would like to thank the faculty and the entire student body for making it possible to capture these memories In Great Appreciation: your 1984-1985 Tiara Editor Martha Grijalva Captured Memories Homecoming Queen 1984-1985 Maribel DeLeon. Gloria. A symbol of next year ' s seniors. The last good-bye to the 1984-85 football team. Good luck to vou in the future. 173 above: Martha puis all she has into the Alma Mater. above: Smiling faces keeps us wondering What ya doing silly? ' above: Moniquc and Abrey will be forever lovers . . below: But I didn ' t do it this time! Congratulations, 4-Year Members Of Drill Team Monique Figuen . - ' i Of The Way We Were So long for now. see you next year. Seniors begin their departure. Everlasting memories The Warrior Chorus, the ending of a new beginning. ■ ■ ' ■■vt« ' 5v: V .iHiHi BB6 1 -- j OTiW8Pj||k m S ' ' ' ■ ' ■ ■ V. ;,i.V 176 That ' s all folks. ' ' I can ' t behove it ' .s finally over fA (- fv . ih. (t, ' Ol m OU . ? i- J0) UM ftvW m 4AuK (f U i _ x ?e - - - - ' ' : ci :i- a- d -o - 3 ' World Events In 1984 Reag an: 2nd liivcn before (he votes were cast, the Presidential emcumbent was mapping out his plan for the next four years. Ronald Rea- gan promised that his second term of office would be quite different from his first four years. With his extraordinary triumph over Mondaie. he confirmed the prediction of a iandslide . This landslide victory became a political Coup for his long political career. With a firm pledge of support from the vot- ers. President Reagan could now take more pursive action and be more aggressive dur- ing his second term. He was quoted that night to say. Tonight ' s the end of nothing and the beginning of everything. This very thought was the expression of 3.000 lubilani campaign workers and Californian Republi- cans that had worked hard for this massive victory. President Reagan ' s victory celebra- tion was held at the Century City Plaza Ho- tel where he. told the people what his goals would be for the ne. t four years: 1) to over- Haul the tax laws. 2) to shrink the federal deficit. 3) to rebuild U.S. defenses, 4) to jchieve a U.S. - Soviet Arms Pact, and 5) to contain Central American Communism. Baby Fae ' S Memories In the fall of 1984, a Learn of medical re- searchers received the interest of the world when they iransplanted the heart of a healthy baboon into a two-week old infant girl for her last chance at survival. The traijsplant occurred a generation after the first efforts at such cross-.- pecics procedures met wilh limited success; without her knowledge, this small child became part of an historical event. The operation, v hich was the placing of a young, adull female baboon heart into a tmall human infant girl, has set off a series of debates. The rosearcVi team has been given praise as well as criticism for their decision to prolong the life of this one small child. These dehates brought defenders of both man and beast to the press. Questions were being asked: Were we violating animals ' rights, or perhaps challenging the particu- larity of human ' animal relationshii)? Had proper procedures been followed ' scientific preparation, institutional review, the in- forming of the parents and the securing of their consent? Was there reasonable chance of the child ' s survival, or was the transplant seen from the beginning as an experiment from which others could benefit ' Unfortunaiely, two v oeks after this his- toric operation took place and the infant ' s surgeons had sewn in the baboon ' s heart. Baby Pae began to show .signs of rejection. The child fought for her life, but her body began to work against her and this new alien organ The infant ' s immune system was at- tacking the heart that was keeping her alive. Her doctors fought very hard to keep her alive by giving her new drugs for organ re- jection. The di ' ugs the doctors were using started to bring about kidney failure. Her kidneys were no-longer able to cleanse her blood, causing her kidneys and heart to fail. Baby Fae had lived 21 days after the historic operation that had been an attempt to pro- long her life. The research team ' hat performed the op- eration was headed by Dr. Leonard Bailey, head of Cardiology at Lcma Linda Universi- ty Medical Center in San Bernardino. Cali- fornia. Baby Fae was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a gross underdevelop- ment of the heart ' s m.ain pumping chamber, the left ventricle. Under the right circum. ' ?tances and with ihe right type of organ, animal grafts might one day bo useful Just becau.se this was the firs! doesn ' t mean that it was unwarranted, or necessarily the best or the last. Dr. Bailey and his staff were shaken by the news of Baby Fae ' s death, for they had worked around the clock to save her. There are still questions to be answered about the issue of organ rejection, the effects of cyclosporjne on developing blood sys- tems, whether an animal heart can grow tc sustain an adult human and whether accu- rate tissue typing can be worked out for non human primates Eaitey and his team believe that the lessons learned from Baby Fae will pave the way to future cross-species trans- plant, and he is convinced that they will be able to diagnose the organ rejection earlier Fae will live on in our hearts and memories forever . ' Indira Gandhi Dead India ' s fate as the world ' s most populous democracy hangs in the balance in the after- math of the assassination of its Prime Mini.s- ter, Indira Gandhi. India must now cope with the pressures that threaten its very exis- tence: wide spread droughts, overpopula- tion, and extreme poverty. Al! of India ' s problems are now to be ministered - y Mrs. Gandhi ' s successor. Rajiu Gandhi He is po- litically unexperienced lo handle the prob- lems of his country, but he is Indira Gandhi ' s successor and with that he must adm.inistcr to India ' s v elfare. On Octuber 31. 1984. at 9:08 a.m.. Indira Gandhi was tm her way to meet British ac- tor director. Peter Ustinov. Mr. Ustinov was awaiting to conduct a television interview with her. On her way to the interview she was approached by two men no more than seven feet away from her. Brant Singi) drew a ,38 revolver ?ind fired three shots into her abdomen. She fell to the ground. Satawant Singh pumpetl another 30 rounds from his Sten automatic weapon into hei body. There were at least .seven bullets that penetrated her abdomen, three pentrating her ches ' . and one shoi in the heart. The Prime Minister was dead! The two Sikhs dropped their guns and surrendered to the authorities. With this tlie security guards seized both of them and took Ihem to the guard house. On the way to the guard house, Beant lunged for one of the guard ' s guns. Another guard opened fire, killing Beant instan ' ly, leavmg Satawani wounded. Indira Gandhi, the night before her tragic death, was talking to a largo crowd in Ons- sa ' s capital city of Bhubanesv ar. She is quoted as saying. 1 am not interested in a long life. I am not afraid of things. I don ' t mind if my life goes in the service of this nation ' The facts stand true. Indira Gandhi was a proud, stubborn, courageous woman who hated to wear the protective bullet proof vest. She died as she had lived giving service lo her country