Rancho Alamitos High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1976 volume:

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Mr. Slingsby, who was the Pep Club advisor at the time, saw the opportunity for Rancho to acquire its own victory bell. Following letters to several railroad companies a reply was received from the Grand Central Railroad of New York. They agreed to donate a bell to Rancho from one of their old steam powered engines that was due to be scrapped. The bell arrived early in 1957 but remained in storage for over a year. Then, with the assistance of the Industrial Arts department and the head custodian, a cart was made to carry the bell to various events. The bell was used in this fashion until four years ago when it was again put into storage. lt remained there until this year when it was re- discovered. Through Senior Advisory and with assistance by John Callard it was decided that a monument would be built to permanently house the bell in the quad. As a Senior Class project the bell and its housing will be dedicated to the graduating class of 1976 . 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This year's Homecoming was highlighted by a spec- tacular display that included the traditional flaming batons. Honor Guard, Banner Girls, and Majorettes were again under the advisorship of Mr. Phil Perales. .N fix 13 Larry Padilla, drum major. 25 Honor Guard: qleft to righth Sara Anderson, Mary Mallon, Karen Verhoef, Karla Verhoef, Cecile Walsh, Deanna Wolfe, Gladys Castro, Vicki Trujullo, Heidi Morrison. 35 Majorettes: Ctopj Don Baldwin, Deanne Blubaugh, Kim Bin- ner. Cbottomb Jodi LeRoy . 12 Academics and Organizafions i E ,nn Nnfxl lj The Flag Girls in formation. 23 Deanne Blubaugh, majorette leader: Larry Padilla, drum major: Kinet Keys, Flag leader: Cbottomb Karla Verhoff , Honor guard leader. 33 Flag Girls: fleft to rightj Sandy Delano, Karen Pitts, Dian Snitser, Kim Cunrad, Julie Lackey, Elisa Bermudas, Larry Padilla, Lisa Farkes, Kinet Keys, Carol Delean, Sue Orin, Nancy Widmeyer, Marie Mercer, Stephanie Robbins. Academics and Organizations I3 The Drill Team . . Is a group of thirty-three girls who represent Rancho at various halftime shows and parades, including the annual Strawberry Festival Parade. Through contributions from the Booster Club, the P.T.A. , and the Associated Student Body, the Drill Team was able to purchase new uniforms. The new uni- forms did much to improve appearance and moral in the team. The captains are responsible for working with the advisor to design and teach new routines to the other members. This year's captains were Karen Gasser and Jean George. ' 1 , -l 1 2 . 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Varsity Song and Yell went to camp at Santa Barbara this summer to learn new styles and to meet with the people with similar interests. The Coda Camp was paid for out of the girls' own pockets. This years' advisor was Mrs. Dale. 45 Anita Siriani, Karri Woodman, Christi Wagenbach do Go Big Green. 57 Anita Siriani, Karri Woodman, Susan Roberts, Kim Reddish, Stephanie Ste- phens, Karen Burns, Christi Wagenbach, Tammy Dawe, Barbara Flecky, Dona Breit, and Patsy Ramirez present a cake for Coach Callard at a pep assembly. 63 Karen Burns and Shanon look on at a Basketball game at Santa Ana. V W I Dance Band. . . consists of the best musicians in the music department. They put on a great performance for the Jazz Festival. They have performed at many other places and have been successful, and planned to also play at Lion Country Safari. 15 The Berisax group of Dance Band. 2D Mike Bradshaw playing his trombone for Hare lr. High. 35 Pat Fitzgerald and his talent for playing the trumpet. 43 Ed Vaclavik on the drums. .241 Farmer's Marching Band Farmers Band had another successful year, throughout the year the farmers band has entertained many students at Rancho and at elementary schools. Half-time activities and a Halloween performance were some of this year's activities. Farm- ers band was under the direction of Phil Pierce. 13 33 13 The Rancho Alamitos Farmers Marching Band . 25 Preparing before a performance. 33 Performing at Halloween. 43 Performing at an elementary school. Orchestra Deedee Alcala Jan Allen Sara Anderson Robert Baldwin Jeanette Braden Nancy Burge Judith Costantini Terry Crawford Melissa Curry Carol Deleon Enrique Diaz David Durry Ronnie Fitch Carol Franchi Norman Franchi Uivian Fuller David Gotwalt Renata Freen Terry Green Ricky Haines Pamela Hernandez Lori Imhof Melinda Koster Suzanne McClellan Heidi Morrison John Nishimoto David Price Lonnie Pyle Sherry Reed Darla Rigby Donna Salanio Erec Sandberg Wade Schoenemann Stephanie Stephens Steve Stockton Frank Stejan Stephen Taft Anita Taylor Karen Trombley Lori Turner Jean Tyree Edward Vaclavik Joanne Wada Christi Wagenbach Kenneth Wall Kevin Watts Timothy Welch Deanna Wolf Delores Yost J-Bel., Jimi' J 13 The Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Phil Perales, performs before a student audience. 29 The gleeming trumpets of the Orchestra. 33 Ron Fitch in a solo with Rick Diaz and Norman Franchi in support. 49 Carol Franchi, Stephanie Stephens, Steve Stockton and David Price on cello. Marching Band This year the Marching Band has enlivened half-time activities. Under the instruction of Mr. Perales with Larry Padilla as drum major, the band had a good showing this year. Marching Band gave an exceptionally good performance at Rancho's bicentennial home- coming show. During the year Marching Band held a march-a-thon to raise money for new instruments. They also raised money by selling candy sticks. This year as every year, the Marching Band will be in the Strawberry Festival parade and other local parades. FLUTES Karen Pitts Sue Neuhauser Terry Green Carol DeLeon JoAnn Nishimoto Candy Grabe Tina Angelo Vickie Jones LaDawn Taylor Jean Stephens Cindy Thomas CLARINETS Lynn Job Sylvia Fielder Anne Solleveld Deanna Wolf Mary Mallon Teresa Siriani Bob Holmgren Latese Bates BASSES Lynn Morrow Jay West Bob Lackey Byron Reed Katie Bates Rick Pimentel Dave Landau Tim Welch Sandy Delano Bob Dufault Steve Turner Ron Fitch Jeanie Brooks Carol Burge Chuck Howell PERCUSSION Dawn Dennis Kim Coonradt Jeff Vest Ed Vaclavik Leann Hall John Philp Russ Hanson Gene Pescheck Richard Hendrikson Richard Camso Lori Panter Susan Allen Laura Heidt Debra Howard Cheryl Smith Debbie Humphries Susan McClellan Tamie Lancaster SAXOPHONES Bill Francis FRENCH HORNS Darla Rigby Robert Sturgeon TRUMPETS Joe Passmore Norman Franchi Charles Rogers Mike Bradshaw David Crain Randy Phelps Kenneth Strub Andrea Scott TROMBONES David Durry Judy Costantini Tim Dufault Pat Fitzgerald BARITONES Bill Davey Shane Neal Jon Anderson Philp Pierce Carey Dunlap Steve Harber Jim Philp David Gotwalt Kevin Watts David Fontneau CYMBALS Gregg Bricknell 15 The Rancho Alamitos Marching Band. 25 Mr. Perales, instructor. 35 Marching Band during Homecoming activities. 45 Marching Band leaving field. 55 Larry Padilla, Drum Major. The Choral Department . . . which is directed by Miss Carol Ulvilden, consists of: Acappello Choir, Concert Choir, Bell Choir, Girls' Ensemble, and Girls' Choir. They all have had a very suc- cessful year. At Christmas time, there was a special assembly for the students, in which the Choral Department put on a beautiful performance. They all worked very hard and did a good job. lj Miss Carol Ulvilden, choral advi- sor. 25 Tom Randle singing at the Christ- mas Concert. 3J Students practicing for upcoming performance . The Concert Choir: fbottom to top, row lb Becky Maxwell, Richard Caruso, Linda Rios, Kelly Klabunde, Stuart Katz, Shannon I-ledger. Crow 25 Corinne Caruso, David Wyatt, Evelyn Murzyn, Phil Grimm, Karen Pitts. Crow 39 Tom Randle, Debbie Romero, David Wear, Debbie Tyer, Steve Bermudez, Melanie Mullis. F LA The Bell Choir Crow 1, bottom to topj Rhonda Lamboy, Corinne Caruso, Kelly Klabunde, Shannon Hedger. Crow 21 Ann Solle veld, Diane Lamboy, Vickie Meitzler, Evelyn Murzyn, Vickie Judkins. Crow 33 Steve Bermudez, Selena Knight, Melanie Mul lis, Richard Caruso. sl ax? 3- t Y - v r ' r ,lg 1 v eg if l 1.27 X 3- 1 qw 1 9 At' 'X Y f f '.' fy 41 Q 5 5, Q' iv. 4 HK' maggie 'Y 3 ,Z .,-. N: ,W ,Q .E . ,h K , 4, I 7 . , ,K fp 4 as Q, Q fi v fX Q 5, - aaqfw-gi, 3 w1w f' aw N 2 N V vw G 7 ' 'af 'Bf if V X5 f 1 W Q E x H' . fd V v' .u I' 4L ' 5 V l 32. i'r', 'Q 1 N 'QV ' W' N-ext .2 ,ua -fi, , A.S.B. This year's A.S. B. cabinet was an active one. With a wide variety and cross section of officers, hardly any issues were missed which came under the heading of student activities. The A.S.B. did almost everything in the way of activities. From Home- coming to Graduation decorations: from introducing legislation to warm fuzzies. It was very seldom when A.S.B. passed some- thing by. A. S.B. President Kevin Araki, had a hard task. Besides running all the activities he worked with the administration, cabinet and the student body as well as having his own personal activities and classes. A.S.B. Vice-President Sylvia Fielder had many successful projects such as the A.S.B. Election Convention. A. S . B. Secretary Lisa Cross was the official record keeper at all of our meetings, and will be A.S.B. President for 1976-77. Activities commissioner Scott Graham was in charge of all dances and activities, along with Homecoming '75. Assemblies commissioner Debbie Allen was in charge of all Pep Assemblies. and Rallies. She was also president of C.A.S. C. Service Commissioner Vanessa Mott was in charge of all the canned food drives and was responsibleafor the Faculty Luncheon which the A. S.B. sponsored. Athletics commissioner Jack Glasser was responsible for all the sports events at Rancho. Publicity Commissioner Doug Cosgro was in charge of all general publicity for the Rancho campus and he was well noted for his warm fuzzy spree. Parliamentarian 'Cheryl Hauenstien worked hard on every activity and was in charge of Rancho's Accreditation Program . Once again A . S . B . has proven to be successful for the first semester of the '75 year. V ll K lil' 1 . ws 1 if! ggi' Q -f f '1 ,Q fd 15 Cabinet discussing future plans. 25 Mr. Hunter, Advisor. 35 A.S.B. Cabinet 45 Kevin Araki A.S.B. President. 55 Syliva Fielder, Debbie Allen, and Kevin Araki discuss a problem. 65 Debbie Allen and Kevin Araki working on next project. '75 A. S.B. shows Bicentennial Spirit. 85 Debbie Allen during pep Assembly. A A.S.B. The second semester A.S.B. really got things going! One of the high points of the semester was involvement day. The students selected speakers to listen to chosen from a wide range of subject. Other activities arranged during the second semester were an hypnotist show, dance assemblies. Also A.S.B. tried very hard to have a designated smoking area. As always A.S.B. was try- ing for more student rights, and total student involve- ment. 111976-77 A.S.B. officers. 21 Discussion on plans for involvement day. 31 Lisa Cross A.S.B. president. 41 Heidi takes notes. 51 Mr. Hunter, advisor. 61 Debbie Allen suggests for a better band . '71 Donna and Tammy listen in. A Blii tliil 'g til! 1 xak: .X- Wk 3 M NA 9 5 iw RS-'Q s 4 in t . 27311 gi S83 W X 'nf K fill. .qcu 7 ,-,X I 5? Y' 15 Junior Class Representatives. 25 Senior Class Representatives. 31 Freshman Class Representatives. 45 Sophomore Class Representatives. 13 Student Council This has been a very great year for Rancho's 1975-1976 Student Council. We started off the school year by electing four new term officers and 12 exciting representatives from each class. The Student Council has been involved in various school activities such as football games, pep assemblies, Homecoming, candy sales, school rules, and promoting new school spirit and leadership. The Student Council meetings are held usually once a month or more depending on the scheduled activities. The Council has worked hard this year and accomplished many of their goals together. ap W--. a 2-si' 1 if 'Q 'I - xx'-eww xLL,L, W ,y,k ,'U 43 Student Body President Kevin Araki addresses a meeting . 55 Student Representative listening to the issues. 65 Cabinet members listening to a speaker. '73 Two Representatives discussing a petition. Girl of the Month Each month Girls' League has nominations for Girl of the Month. 15 September - Vicki Trujillo and Gail Rogers The students nominate a girl of their choice whom they believe 25 October - Marion Worley Cnot shown5 and Heidi Morrison deserves the award. After being nominated the girls are judged by the 35 November - Anna Marie Ramos and Maureen Wilson Girls' League Board. The Board judges on appearance, and how the 45 December - Theresa Strite and Laura Opstad girl serves the school and community. After being judged an upper- 55 January - Donna Ralls Cnot shown5 and Katie Bates classman, and an underclassman are chosen. 65 February - Donna Kirk and Laura Cromer sf? iQ 35 ks sd v. HIV , ,rx Boy of the Quarter For the first time the Keywanttes are sponsoring Boy of the Quarter. At the end of each school quarter a girl nominates the guy of her choice. They are asked many questions, but they are actually judged on student involvement, personality, scho- lastic ability, and community services. lj Phil Polesky 23 lack Glaser 37 Mike Chiaromonte lj Eric Stoler and Karoline Deutsch, Junior Scholars of the Quarter. 21 Christie Wagenbach, Nicholas Howes and Geri Gerhard, Senior Scholars. 33 fl-rj Steve Martinez, Micheal Ralph and Mitchell Sikich. Cl-rj Linda Jones and Joann Wada, Freshmen Scholars. 49 Cl-rj Candy Grabe, Tracy Dand, Robert Perry , Beverly Savage. Cl-rj Pam Mauer, Laura Speckman and Dawn Dennis, Sophomore Scholars. 3 43 13 Anita Taylor 23 Darla Rigby 33 Cynthia Polujancewicz Cnot shown3 Mike Dennis and Mike Lobln Pic. 2 13 Susan Kilcrease 23 Mark Mauer 33 Cnot shown3 Seth Troxel and Pam Selley Pic. 3 13 John Saltzman 23 Laura Speckman Knot shown3 Karen Harris Pic. 4 13 Linda Lippand 23 Kirk Hamilton Scholarship Club Rancho's Scholarship Club is affiliated with the California Scholarship Federa- tion, a state organization dedicated to rewarding students who achieve high grades while taking mostly academic classes. To be a member, a student must earn 10 points. An A counts 3 points, and a B counts 1 point. The P.E. grade is not counted and any D or F disqualifies. '7 of the 10 points must be in academic classes. Students who qualify for membership 4 semesters with at least 1 semester during the senior year become Sealbearers. Sealbearers get a gold seal on their dip- lomas, and wear a gold stole at graduation to emphasize their outstanding achieve- ment. 15 Scholarship Club Officers: Myra Wagner, V.P. , Mark Leyes, Treasurer, Geri Gerhard, President, Pam Selly, Sec- retary. 25 Geri Gerhard informs the members on upcoming activi- ties. 35 The Scholarship Club 45 Club members listen as Geri Gerhard proposes some activi- ties. 55 Scholarship Club advisor Ms. Nelson 65 Attendance is usually high at Scholarship Club meetings. E2 ff r 55, R, ff! x we s x 5 42 'r' ' If 5-if-1 1 ' 9 s i. af 5 , E XA .I A. xg., Qing f vain -L 13 P -2 X x. i , : if ' W 2 . 91' x 1 ii 21 'fig-is ,X K 1 ,fi gifiif' -53 314 X-J. Ns fain! .gqfzr . if x 'ww-A 4. mi Page 42: 13 The new members enjoyed this exciting experience. 23 Officers were - Alice Brosseau, Kelly Bishop, Benitsa Hogg, Alison Sinclair, Deanne Blubaugh, Donna Ralls. 35 Advisor - Mrs. Dobbs. Page 43: 13 Alison Sinclair covering the evidence so Keywanettes new members cannot identify the house. 23 New Members - Sheila Prue, Vicki Trujillo, Karen Wyatt, Veronica Alliende, Carrie Pultz, Gloria Smith, Joann Bagwell, Joann Nishimoto, Sharon Pyle, Dorothy Segovia, Gaylynn Smith, Wendy Laudenslayer, Karen Nielson. 33 The final results. an 4 s a '43 International Friend hip Club . . . International Friendship Club is designed to further understanding between different cultures. This year there are two foreign exchange students at Rancho, Veronica Alliende Leiva of Chile and Yara Fernando of Brazil. Cindy Krisman has been selected to live with a foreign family this summer. An innovation in our club activities this year is our monthly potluck and presentation based on another country's lifestyle. So far this has included Italy , Belgium , Norway, Spain, and Portugal. The biggest event of the year as in the past, was Foreign Exchange Day. 2 panels of foreign students from across Orange County and classes will be invited for a discussion each period . Mrs. Sartor was the Advisor and Karen Wyatt was the President. ...ii ..- 4,,. A 1 , .-- M. -N. . ,H ., :U , - , , N M ta . ,N Y . . . ,. .A aj., 'W D V , ',a,J if-'A Llqraft - ' ty:.,.M ..,,. ff -2 k - 1. - Q 3 . I if . f .. 4 . .f vw-f.-as-.. w 4-Q t V , - 3 5 I . ', ,favs , 2.-ff -f t- - - Ht- -A - , t - - 4. ' ., 1 41 V gli' ., W Q , W, '. ' . , , '- . N 'A . ' .. il ' . ' f'Y.'.' 'Q ' .. W ' - A ie ,. A ,s .Q M, , 5.5351-' h ,A 4 'Wi-pf Xv,4j Page 44: lj Advisor - Mrs. Sartor 23 Officers: President Karen Wyatt, Vice President G Secretary Myra Wagner Knot shownh . 31 The Intemational Friendship Club. 49 Marquita Taggart an active member Page 45: 13 Marquita Taggart, Terri Goveia, and M listen tentatively to the speaker . 21 Joann Wada enjoys the meetings. 33 Karen Wyatt - President lectures. 4J Meetings are held at lunch. i si t -san eri Gerhard , elanie Baker Girls League Every girl is a Member of Girls League, this makes Girls League one of the active clubs on campus. Girls League sponsored the annual Co-ed which wa held at the Newport Sheraton this year. Prior tothe Co-ed an assembly was held to model what types of fashions to wear to the Co-ed dance. The girls also took part in the father-daughter banquet and mother-daughter senior tea. The Girls League officers with guidance of Mrs. Meador had a successful year. 13 1975-'76 Girls League officers 23 Girls League assembly. 33 Pam Pringle escorted by Phil Pierce. 43 Jill Sullivan escorted by Dennis Iiminez. 53 Karoline Deush entertains at Girls League assembly. 63 Cheryl Haunstein escorted by Henry Ishii. i . It fun X. '. :I K Thespian Troop 'I801 Thespian Troop 1801 of Rancho Alamitos consists of active students from the drama class. Among their activities were an initiation, and a Halloween costume party to welcome the new incoming drama students. They also sponsored the Doctor Seuss Troop. To provide funds for the troop, they sold bagels, However most of their efforts went into remodeling the drama room into a flexible stage theatre. 17 Interested member. 29 Paula Whittaker Ctopb Kim Harrison fbelowj Allison Happe Ctopj '75-'76 Thespian Officers. 39 75-'76 Thespian Troop 1801. 43 Ms. Flagg discusses upcoming performances. 53 Advisor Ms. Flagg. 63 Steve Lawrence and Liz Sanders eating lunch. 'IJ Mike Cross listening in on a meeting. im ,U Fw' ...J X -may 1? rw Page 50: 13 Officers were: President, Rob- ert Simmons , Vice President , Anna Marie Ramos Cnot picturedj Corresponding Secretary, Maria Taggart, Recording Secretary, Deanna Roe, Treasurer, Anne Soileveld. 21 The Paper drive was a big success. 33 Advisor - Mrs. Moniz Page 51: 11 Robert Simmons measuring paper from the paper drive. 23 1975-'76 Ecology Club ,Rf gm ' , aw ,L-1,,,w , rf-. - -X - - 4f '?:- 1--0 -L, , . . -Q71 --...... 41 .-l ......--I Ecology Club Among the accomplished fall activities of Ecology Club were a paper drive, a potluck dinner and a fund- raiser selling cheese, crackers and punch. For the spring, letter writing campaigns to the State and Federal governments concerning wolves, and the banning of non-recycleable bottles were planned , along with various public information and environmen- tal awareness projects. Spirit and Pride The Spirit and Pride Club at Rancho Alamitos is designed to be a basis of spirit and student support for the school. The club meets several times a month to plan activities. This year some that were included were: a booster section at the football games, banner painting for the teams and sales on campus. They also planned green and gold days when the members wore their club T-shirts and special school decoration days. Team Roster Donna Delacruz Tori Donavon Janis Endter Photo Identification: 13 Janine Reeder and Christine Janis Fleckenstein Bates decorating the quad. Debbie Humphries 25 The '75-'76 Spirit and Pride officers Ramona Kubach 33 Spirit and Pride members. Pam Maurer Marty McMahon Janine Reeder Lisa Russo Danielle Schatz Lorri Sanchez Margaret Ward Jane Worley 33 Mecha Club. . . consists of members of Mexican Amer- ican nationality. They worked on many outside activities with an off- campus advisor. lj The '75-'76 M.E.C.H.A. Club officers 25 The '75-'76 M.E.C.H.A. Club Freshman egistrclfion This year's Freshman class was the firstever to experience the enjoyment of pre-registering for their second semester classes. From the moment that Mr. Costello opened the door and the first group of Freshmen casually strolled in to pre-register, the Freshmen were baptized into a ceremony that is carried out in high school as well as College. Everywhere you looked cheerful faces could be seen. Some were curious. Questions such as who's Mr. Stake? What's open third period? and how do I get into an Art class were heard. Finally it was over, and hundreds of Freshmen now much wiser looked forward to the coming semester and the years of registration that lay before them. 54 Ifti X 4 . V3 N D r -A-ai Q. 41-- Speech Club Lawrence, the members learned much about the art of com nication. lj The Speech Club officers were: The Speech Club put in an exciting year, they participated in ' ' a Christmas poem writing contest. a Valentine's singing spee- Presreenr ' Nflke Sperry lst VICE President - Kevin Jeffries chgram sale , and a sucker selling contest. The Speech Club was formed to allow students with an inter- 2nd Vice Presrdem ' Vrekr rudkrns est in public speaking to meet and discuss subjects that they 1 share in common. Headed by an experienced speaker, Mr. Treasurer' Kathy Christy Secretary - Teresa Strite 23 Mr. Lawrence, advisor 37 Speech Club members include: Back Row: Kevin Jeffries, Sperry, Bennie Woods, Mark Freeman, Steve Kurt Pfif Front Row: Stephanie Thomson, Teresa Strite, Mr. La Vicki Jedkins, Kathy Christy, Jan Hagstrom. f-mI4Qa,a if . l Communi- cation Club. . . This is the first year on campus for the Communication Club. With their new advisor Mr. Hubiak the club pro- poses to introduce students to the world of electronic communications. Their meetings include discussions of new innovations in the field of communi- cations and their impact on society . 13 Students experiment with a 2-way radio. 2710-4 33 The meetings were usually held at lunch. Ski Club Rancho Ski Club was reborn this year under the direction of Mr. Surek. Three major trips were offered during the school year: Salt Lake City, Jackson Hole and Steamboat Colorado. Also two week- end trips to Mammoth were taken. Rancho's Club was combined with Pacifica High School Ski Club on all the trips. Increased membership and more exciting trips were the major goals of the club. 13 Advisor, Mr. Surek poses for picture at Snowbird. 25 The main ticket office at Snowbird. 33 Club President, Craig Stevens, getting in some spring skiing. 43 The Ski Club 4 My ,AF if T' T f we v J- 2 A Pl Q5 , ,+ 1 'Vi J! 4 The 1976 Rancho Alamitos Ski Club N Ari Club For the second year, the Art Club has proven to be one of our most successful clubs. It started off to be a good year. In October they brought back their successful Hallow- een face painting, this was followed by a Christmas Art Sale. The money made from these activities goes toward field trips and other activities for the members during the school year. . apt, .1 173. e -Qan- lj Art member painting a customers face. 23 The Rancho Alamitos Art Club. 33 Judy Roberts painting a friends face. 41 Students get involved with the Art C1ub's face painting. f 59 Business Club. . . had a very busy and exciting year. They had many luncheons with speakers. Dur- ing Christmas, they delivered a complete dinner to three needy families. This included toys and clothing. As fund rais- ers they sold hotdogs and chili. PICTURE IDENTIFICATION: 15 Norma Chumacero, Norma McGuire, and Cindy Stocks attending a meeting during lunch. 25 The Business Club. 35 Guest Speaker - Mr. Cummings. 45 Amy Mocco, Martha Madrid, Lori Walter busily listening to a speaker. 55 Norma Chumacero, Barbara Kiewatt, Sue Kiewatt, Marcy Turner eating lunch during a meeting. 65 Barbara Kiewatt speaking. -,SX 15 B all J 25 The Business Club members: Crow 1, 1-r5 Laura Rivera, Sue Davis Sue Kiewatt Bar bara Kiewatt, Anna Marie Ramos. Crow 25 Anastasia Dolan, Marcy Turner Naomi Chumacero, Lisa Adams, Norma Chumacero, Martha Madrid, Norma McGuire Jean ette McCauley, Amy Mocco. frow 35 Mark Freeman, Guy Steele V4 ' 1 , y 1 M Page 62: 1JG . S . S . Advisors, Miss Kopecky and Miss Kepley. 25 Lynn Morrow receiving an award at the Sports Award Banquet. 33 G . S . S . Team Picture 45 Vice President, Shiela Prue, takes time out from counting tickets to smile for the photographer. Page 63: 15 Linda Perry enjoying her din- ner at the Sports Award Banquet. 23 Girls' attend meeting at lunch. 39 Anna Marie Ramos accepts award at Sports Award Banquet. ROSTER Carolynn Clark Joann Cove Sylvia Fielder Lori Imhof Pam Kill Selena Knight Melanie McLean Linda Perry Sheila Prue Anna Marie Ramos Gay Lynn Smith Gloria Smith Sherry Smith Patty Wagner Liz Whittaker Dixie Witteveen 7 7 Girls' Sports Society . . . t-sus-,.. K. Y- mrfi, 1-,L Hr Membership is open to all girls attending Rancho Alamitos High School. Each metnber must ltold a current A.S.B. card and shall pay dues of 500 per school year. This year we have 105 paid members. Unfortunately only approx. 45193 are actively involved in our clttb. The G.S.S. officers have just recently gone through a shake-up. Our New Officers are: Pres., Sylvia Fielder, V.P. , Sheila Prue, Sec. , Dixie Witteveen, Treas., Liz Whittaker, Hist. . Vanessa Mott, Publicity, Linda Perry, Spts. Coord. . Anna Marie Ramos, Asst. Pub. , Patti Selley and Patti Kill. Pam Kill also does the duties of Board Member at Large. The Advisor is Miss Vicki Kopecky. This year G.S.S. has been involved in the follow- ing activities: Sept. Picnic, Halloween Party and Insurance Sale, Nov. Potluck, Donkey Basketball ticket sale. Pancake Breakfast ticket sale, Dec. Candy Sale, Booster Tag sales and lan. SnowfMt. Trip. Upcotning events range from our Feb. Awards Dessert, proposed lntermttral Sports Progratn, a Spring Awards Banquet and the promotion of letter sweaters for the female athletes at Rancho. We hold general meetings every Wednesday during lunch. The purpose of these meetings is to inform the mem- bers of the monthly activities and to form commit- tees, etc. We also hold monthly board meetings. The purpose of G.S.S., as stated in our constitu- tion is: to promote involvement in girls' sports activ- ities, to emphasize the social and educational as well as physical values of sports, to promote the development of school pride and spirit, to be of service to Rancho Alatnitos High School and to fur- ther sportsmanship. I l sl LclVoz. . . La Voz del Vaquero or in English, The Voice of the Vaquero, is the offical publication of Rancho. The Staff of our school paper works hard to publish a newspaper for everyone . They report on all school happenings, and they also cover things that affect the stu- dents outside of school such as concerts. Informing, and entertaining the students of Rancho is the goal of La Voz. 19 ' 'lg-, el lj Curt Pringle and Debbie Gardner editors 25 The LaVoz newspaper staff . 33 Mr. Dale, Advisor. 45 Karen Verheof helping Cindy Stolt- man. 57 Jackie Catena writing a news arti- cle. f- .kj x z ex 4, 1 SK ' ,ggi , R.. vw 5.. fggggufsw- .w 3:-Q - ASX ,X . - Y-I i. H -l as 4-, 1 L .Lila wwf!!-,' -1, ,?+,'is q3.? ve Kffi .r .L.'ff'X-H 731' G. 'qui A. K rw . ..-A' M 'Q M m X 0-B -, Jr ,Tf'f f -,,',,.---v---... . rs! :' 1 - u- ::-z-:pu-.u-,..,- 115' X Q -X ' ,N ve X W fs., .I ,-4 wiki' .fm - -.if ,N R -.. 1 Art Department The Art Department is the place to go for exciting creative experiences. It's the place where students discover the thrill and enjoyment of creating their own unique and personal works of art. It's hard work, but it's fun and the rewards are beautiful and lasting. ffl fe- . W l 'Hn x as-1 N-X xv A Popular Class . . . among Rancho students was Horticulture. Students learned to plant, feed, prune, and care for all types of plants. They also learned how to use different kinds of lawn and garden power tools. An important piece of equipment used in the class is a hothouse used for growing plants which require a warmer climate. Rancho is very lucky to have a Horticulture department. Very few high schools in the district have this program . 'Q' 23 45 fi X English D pclrlmenl Composition, Literature, Speech, Creative Writing, and Reading are just a few of the many courses offered by our English department. The department consists of fifteen teachers giving one to five classes a day. There are approximately eight- een-hundred students enrolled in these courses. Freshmen and sophomores are required to take composition I and II, and literature I and Il. The remainder of the English courses are electives. The Forergn Language Departments are made up of four drfferent languages French German Latrn and Spanrsh Durmg the f1rst two years the students learn the basics of then chosen language The advanced classes are desrgned to enable the stu dents to speak fluently rn hrs language A11 forergn language classes are elecuves A mes ? ?? The Science Department at Rancho offers a wide variety of knowledge and facilities to interested students. Practical skill in lab techniques and problem solving can be obtained in any of the fields available. More specialized skills are usually necessary for the advanced courses. A prerequisite of the basic classes pro- vides the required background needed in the more difficult areas. 'L' I I History The history classes here at Rancho cover not only the required classes, but also classes for almost any interest. These classes are taught in such a way that we learn, not only about the past, but the future as well. ll Of' Inu , . Business Department One of the most essential departments is the Business department. It offers many valuable classes necessary if you plan to go on in the business world. The types of classes offered at Rancho are Typing, Shorthand, Notehand, Business Machines, Bookkeeping, Clerical Recordkeeping, General Business, and Office Practice. These classes have proven to be highly successful . Home Economics In the Home Economics Department, both boys and girls enjoy a variety of prac- tical experiences in the food preparation, clothing construction, and home crafts, as well as learn important information on nutrition and getting your money's worth in purchasing and caring for food and clothing. Food classes are open to beginners as well as the experienced, and a variety of delicious baked goods and well-balanced meals are prepared in the course of a semester. Special occasions and holidays are celebrated with additional fun pro- jects. In clothing you can leam to make a simple top, shirt, skirt, pants, or even a tailored winter coat or spring formal. Are T shirts your thing? Sewing with knits is for you, then. Home Crafts will teach you everything you need to know to begin to crochet, knit, and quilt. i 4 - , I nr 5' , ..- usp' X t qv iw Mrs. Steele teaching the girls a drill. sd. Sue Jackson completes a volley. Archery is another sport offered to girls P . E . in K The volleyball set up. Advisor Mrs. Kopecky demonstrating the rules and techniques of badminton. x --ai -,L-4 3 2 ,4,, .ly X . , 3 p My l. V M.---1--4 A ' I QP' X ' -'-1 ,lf . , M - Z ig . . ' 1 :K '. - I 'L' .:..... J ,. ,. Q ssh : B Q .M Q A J S. 'Ulm 3 Team sports are 3 large Pan of P.E' In tennis the backhand is a hard stroke to learn lg, Physical Education . . . this year had a larger selection of activities to choose from . For girls there was: Basketball Softball Volleyball Football Handball Tennis Archery Badminton Track For boys there was: Basketball Baseball Volleyball Football Handball Tennis Badminton Track Soccer Soccer Swimming Bowling Field Hockey Gymnastics Yoga and Moder Physical Fitness Backpacking Karate Karate Bowling Field Hockey Archery Physical Fitness Backpacking Waterpolo Wrestling Weightlifting Dance Some of these sports are co-ed where both girls and boys participate . Bombardment is a well liked sport. Weight lifting is popular with the guys. 79 S35 Q, .wi J ' I-. y r 1 , 5' ,UT l ,fix - K Q ' an. 1 -.3 J ,Lt P' 1 4 4 'T W aj A 1 1 - ' S S 8 , H Q, N L. 4,922 , J .Mc mu., I . num, Q 4 W, 6 i up is . . f i 2 E X, K ,1 5 XV Wwx g -A V L. sn' ' . J f frm :-w 'ii' , 11 'W E Marg' . K, '-Nix K .Hn W 4'm'b I 1 . 's,..- ' h N 'X' Z' 5. Picture 1. on page 80: 15 couple of the guys in auto class dem- onstrate how to put in cylinders. 25 The electronics classes are always working on new ideas. 35 A woodworking student cutting out his project. 45 A11 the guys want a piece of the action. 55 Ken Moore and George Yniquez describe the part of the engine. 65 These are the guys that built the life- size coffin for the spirit assembly. 7 5 Mr. Hubiak explains how to handle the tools to one of his students. Page 81: Picture 85 Mike Cross, Jill Sulli- van, and Mark Blake work together on their drawings. 95 Nick Howes accurately works with his drawings. 105 In the woodworking classes everyone is busy . 115 One of the plastics student polishing up his abstract . 125 The plastics class students are able to work outside on their projects. Math Department Knowledge of math is an important part of everyone's life and Rancho's math department had something for everyone's needs. Prom Calculus to Proficiency Math courses were offered to help the students meet the graduation requirements and pre- pare themselves for the future . xg Drama Department The drama dept. consists of the usual drama I, II, III, IV, performing their school plays and doing short plays for the English Classes, also reading short plays and trying to improve their acting ability. Another part of Drama is the stage production class. This class is only 3rd period and you must audition in front of Ms. Flagg and judges to get into the class. This class will be performing Dr. Seuss tales for the elementary school students, and also for the Jr. High School students too. The reason the drama department has been so successful in the past, is due to student involvement and we hope to continue having a large turnout. 'ff' I 3, , - X I p I . ii , ,L i , . - Q The Work Experience I 1 program at Rancho was designed to provide students with on-the-job experiences and training so that upon graduation they have some saleable skills which will benefit them in the job market. The general vocational programs were available to students sixteen years of age and over. Students enrolled received both pay and credit while performing daily work assignments for a business in the community. Additional related instructions were given once each week which was designed to broaden the student's knowledge of the world of work. The exploratory program was available to students fourteen years of age and over. This program provided students with the opportunity to investigate various professions so that they could make a more intelligent career choice upon graduation. Credit was received for enrollment in this class. There were approximately two hundred students enrolled in the program. However, or eight hundred would have been enrolled if adequate staffing was available. the indications were that as many as seven 15 13 Cheryl. Geilow - Kentucky Fried Chicken 23 Cathy Fitzpatrick - Tangs Imports 33 Dina Burge - Jack-in-the-Box 43 Suzanne Deboard - Der Wienerschnitzel 53 Cindy McBee - Save On 63 Sheila Prue - Baskin Robbins '73 Debbie Johns and Pam Carol - Alpha Beta 83 Colleen Johnston - Flower Shack 93 Debbie Cline - Penny's 103 Vince Rather - Brownie's Toys 113 Bill Flower - Coller and Leash 123 Tammy Becker and Kim Nootbarr - Kentucky Fried Chicken 1 , 'Kg AA Administration l Q.-.-5 , I r an g Mr. Tracy Strong - Principal s ' v. N L'13r.,. l X . .,. 4 ff' X f-Q J l,i A f I ,,, ,v . l 1 , 1- 'Q Mr. Chuck Costello Mr. Gary Sabella Mr. Wells Sloniger Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal wk Mr. Marvin Bates Vocational Counselor Mr . Burns Work Experience x. Xml Mrs. Eloise Meador Junior-Senior Counselor sf C '- 1 O E GARHR GlllllANCE 2 hum E' UP-3 t rs. .s Le Mrs . Polly Clitheroe Library Mr. Joe Plemons ROP Counselor 1 ,A , ,,,,.. . Mrs. Carol Schmidt Nurse Mr. Allan Thompson Sophomore Counselor Mr. Ernie Tsuji Mrs. Vivian Goggin Freshman Counselor Library if ff iii e' if Dj 9:3315 K g' is 5 5 - Allen Harold Social Studies X. x Adams . Patrick Social Studies gl Anderson, Mary Jane Home Ec. ,,f Appy , Helen English Allen , Bardene Bassage , Barbara Art P.E. 'igfffli ' 'i 549 ,Z A ,fl - t ,i 4 . juli! Al . .Y M Bonner, Gale Science Burchfiel , Nellie English Callard , John Math Choate. Carol Honiculrure 5X Craig , Claire English 5 Cotton . Thomas History Dancer. Willie 4: lndusuial Am 2. ,.7 4, ,K .VAK 1. 1 1-' f 1 Q 111. .. ,, 0 S Cox , Emma X gym Adaptive P. E . , Delong. James Boys P.E. Dale. Jaqueline Math , as-C+ if-nf' Dale, :TOTU1 Dill. Benim Engllsh Business fan -W A , . -,wi fu? ine- ,,,,JvPfP Dobbs . June Math N? Flagg , Bonnie English lf Dyer, Herb Art I . K W is ,f- Engemann , Ed Gen . Business Hand , John Math 11 Flanagan, Dennis '-' ny -A Spanish Q X ll Hamilton, Larry Hemcnway. Elaine History Math l A Q 'il awk-' K ' b ' 0 'firwlli 2 9' .: ..t Hugget Chuck Math tO' .tvs Herning , Lorna English Hunter, Chuck Activities Director Holst. Geraldine A Girls P. E. , x 17 ..5 -aff 57 I-Iubiak, Dave Johnson, A1 Industrial Arts Boys P. E. 4 J Y L x r-,,,.., n. Ln. ,. . 5. . .V Ja ,fit s miviiiitgli-Q T ' 91 Kopecky, Vickie Girls P . E . Lawrence , Bob English Martin , Vem Special Ed . 'sou uf x IZ! 'W ,.,...---+-e Micheals , Micheal Business Lua if ' 1 i fields '-me-1 Miller, Mike Industrial Arts J 5 E Y' 'xa ' , McFarlane, Jim Boys P.E Long, Rush Mesa, Robert Moniz, Diane English History Home Economics Yu Mostellar , Mark Science Nelson , Marlys English L- Munson , Terry Math ilu 1' 'iwmunm uvuum 'Nw-mln'-..u , Nitus , Julius History Null, William Horticulture 4'-l'f A NJ iii, I 4 1 32,4--ew, 9 Nedrow, Virginia Nelson, Orville Osbome, Chuck English History Health 1 EQ 93 Peckham . Charles Science Perales. Phillip Music ri 4. r 5 Richards , Mary Girls P . E . Richardt , Juergen German Sartor , Milly French Smith . Robert Industrial Arts ii.. , 'Yfl 5 FQ ' :VW ffffffvh- n 'plz , U0 VEC-Q Q A il I, . ' et 3' i ei ' fi s f F if xl Starr , Hal Boys P . E . ,AC .-nd' if Peterson, James Sikich. Ed Stake' Paula Special Ed. Math AH 94 Al 35 VIN Sf Steele , Barbara Girls P. E. Sleinnof f . Chuck Science ' s Surek, Ed An. Yearbook Advisor Taylor , Darryl English nr, n J 9 -,. Tuppan , Karen Special Ed . L Turner , Bnxce Industrial Arts I Y Vogenitz. Richard Spanish N 'EA dk Qi Hxlw ,,-I ,W ...af 3 P ....- ,Aw an 4' ,. , ,' ,jk A gm' if W my A I. .K 4' t . , 'Am ' lf' . Q'fi .g Mft 1-Wt QE!! ..-:WW Q. A .,,.. f .. ,Z ---Q1 h , H' ...M - -wmuwmv Q I ferf . :-.faf'j323s.' , r.'.'U--9'L-.Q ji , .9 AJ 1 if ii' if J +4 X A I' 5 1 X 15 Hall Supervision: Cleft to rightb Marge Attanasio, Jo- ann Ensz . 27 Custodial Staff: Cback row 1-rj Mr. Vannorn, Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Gess, Mr. Henderson, Mr. White Cfront row, 1-ry Mr. Upham, Mr. Farmer, Mr. McCin, Mr. Lippincott, Mr. Morian, Mr Deschadshazr . 97 ala 5 A2 ' Cv s I 4 Y .5 I' -1 , 5 ' In ' ' N - ..,-. . ,Ma .. . - 'WU nZ,,??5j.::,f?fg4.g A xx:-,v,u. 4 . .. N.,-,. -, Nr, WWIPUQM , - . I if . , --, '-Q , f A Q' vw fr A. if ' fel. -a ' ' .HL ,i .. -5 he 17321 'LY '5 ' ,,,.. W. A :r.'5ic f.Qt ' V M-'tg h .C ' 'v '.,.:fiv I 'fn . ., ..f'-amsuvzwg-re . ,rj-f? ff xI. 1 at ' Y 1 4 f ' 't u U . 7 T 0' f- W. , Y ,. . 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Rancho's Bowling Team lOl Although the Loss. . . of 1975 League Championships was a great disappointment for the Varsity Cross-Country team, it must be remembered that the team has been League Champs the last five years. The team finished a successful dual meet season, the proud owners of a 5-1 record after a narrow 27-29 loss to La Quinta . The team is dominated by a group of five seniors who won the Mission Viejo Invitational. Throughout the year the team has been led by the talented twins, Tim and Tom Becker, who contributed 9:45 and 9:46 two-mile clockings to that Invitational win. Tom Randle has been a consistent 3rd man with Steve Neely and Bill Goeke filling out the top five. Two sophomores and two freshmen also found their way on the Varsity team with some consistency. Harold Besaw and Scott Shipley with Kenny Vargas and Steve Martinez have all made a major contribution to the team's outstanding season. 13 All League meets were held at Mile Square Park. 23 Scott Shipley way ahead of his opponents. 39 Tom Randle as he crosses the finish line. 45 Tom Randle as he circles the lake's edge . 55 Varsity Team: Ctop rowj Tom Becker: Tom Randle: Steve Neelyg Tim Becker. Cbottom rowj Bill Goekeg Harold Besaw: Scott Shipley. 'IO2 13 The Varsity team's seniors rest after a race. 25 Coach Taylor calculates team's ,N scores. 35 Bill Goeke crosses the finish line . 43 Tom Becker holds the edge on a La s Quinta man. 57 Tim Becker leads all opponents. 0 Y- ! ,Y Following the Tradition of the past five years the I . V . cross-country team finished a perfect season of 9 wins and no losses to win the dual meet championships of the Garden Grove League. The team was led throughout by senior Steve Besaw who won all of his races at Mile Square Park. Steve used the backing of several other outstanding distance runners to earn the undefeated season. Gary Wells, Perry Vanderhout, John Leeder and Lonnie Pyle were instrumental through the season as they each contributed their running talents to a team that was not seriously challenged all year. 15 Steve Besaw has no opposition in sight. 23 Gary Wells runs in the c1ear.i 35 Lonnie Pyle sprints near the end . 41 J.V. Team: ftop rowj Gary Wells: Lonnie Pyle: John Leeder. Cbottom rowj Perry Vanderhoutg Steve Besaw: Tony Martinez. 11 Q1 1,1 IM 104 Rancho' Freshman cross-country teams have always finished among the top three teams in the Garden Grove League. This year has been no exception as our group of young runners raced unbeaten through eight opponents this year. Taking advantage of exceptional talent from Kenny Vargas and Steve Martinez this team has earned tournament trophies on three occasions, with a victory in the Mission Viejo Invitational. Backing up Kenny and Steve was a group of young runners who will make our varsity teams of the future as strong as those in the past. Those runners include Tino Riveron, Frank Riley, Kurt Gasser, Jeff Eggleston, Roger Riley, Jim Trubey and Steve Irwin. 19 A tough Steve Martinez shakes off a Los Amigos challenge . 23 Super-frosh Kenny Vargas begins his drive to the tape. 35 Team: ftopj Frank Riley: Kurt Gasser, Tino Riverong Jeff Eggleston. Cbottomb Jim Trubey: Roger Riley: Steve Martinez. 43 Ever-present Tino Riveron, the team's most consistent finisher, shows his determination. 105 15 Jeff Hutchings on a quarterback keeper. 25 Jeff Peuir after a play. ',, ,pr W VJ'-7 5: I A ' ' X A X' IH. fig ,J W., , 1 ..,,f 19 Coach Callard and Coach Mesa looking on . 25 Coach Callard with his head set directing plays. 31 Brian Case running the ball. 43 Jack Jernigan moving to the play. 55 Ranchos' fine defense . 65 Russ Buenafe breaks through the banner before coming our on the field y K 1- -' 'nl 1-:L .gy Y. , K, ' b ' ,I . V r' A Rancho's Varsity Football Team anticipated a successful season this year in spite of the strong competition in the Garden Grove League. However many elements offset the high hopes of the Vaqueros. Fifteen of the Vaquero's starters were sidelined for part of the season due to injuries. Forty-one times during the season, the Vaqs turned the ball over to their opponents. The result was the most unsuccessful season that Rancho has had since 1963 when they were 1 and 8. Rancho's one bright spot of the season was their 19-16 win over arch-rival , Garden Grove. The Argos eventually won the league title and advanced farther in the C. l. F. playoffs than any other team in the history of the Garden Grove League. Members of the Vaquero 1975 Varsity team were honored by the league for their outstanding performances. Russ Buenafe, the team captain, was selected as defensive back on the first team all league. Brian Case, Rancho's most valuable player, was selected on the second team all league. Honorable mention was awarded to Joe Parsons as defensive end and Chris Radke as offensive receiver. The Rancho coaching staff honored Jeff Pettit as the recipient of the 100070 award. The most improved player selected by team members and coaches was Kevin Jeffries. The Vaqueros will return twenty lettermen for next year's Hawaii- bound team. Rancho's student body and faculty support next year's team to work toward Rancho success and supremacy . 13 Bill Mabie makes a tackle. 23 Bill Mabie coming in to make a 23 tackle . 33 Ron Baker is tackled by Los Amigos defenders. 43 Brad Statum and lim Simons penetrate the offensive line. 53 Jack Jernigan kicks a field goal. 63 Ctop3 Dennis Flanagang Bob Mesa. Cbottorn3 John Callardg Richard Adams. i 3' Q. .. 13 53 l X 5 lj Team Captains: Brad Statumg Jim Casas, Marty Krokum: Russ Buenafe. 25 Rancho Equipment Manager: Russell Hazard . M. Lauzon J. Casas R. Baker, B Case, R. Rivera, D . Fielder , ..1. i row, 1. to r.J J. McGuire, B. Statum, S. Murphy, J. Murzyn, M. McMahon, D. Chambers, G. Burke, S. Bolton, C. C. Johnson. 44th rowb C. Bovberg, B. Dial, M. Mason, J. Parsons, D. Gray, K. Jeffries, J. Montoya, B. , J. Hutchings. 13rd rowj K. Lemke, A. Clifton, T. Hale, M. Bolton, F. Atuatasi, J. Jernigan, N. , M. Ouzts, R. Frueh, B. Mabie. 42nd rowj R. Buenafe, J. Pettit, L. Buckley, M. Moore, R. Bowling, R. . Sons, R. Tryon, J. Simons. Cfront rowj K. Araki, R. Denton, K. Kay, J. Aragon, R. Johnston, M. Krokum, J. Glaser, D. Katayama, B. Wright. The outlook at the start of the season for Rancho's Sophomore football team was very promising. But, in the first game eight starters were injured, sig- nificantly hampering our team's abil- ity. The season's record was 2-6. Although the sophomores didn't do too well they beat undefeated Santiago 24-0. Don Buenafe did an excellent job of quarterbacking, with help from Pete Delduca as shotback and defen- sive back and offensive and defensive tackle Luis Ambrose. Most Valuable - Pete Delduca, Most Improved - Brian Aratan, Most Inspirational - Don Koerner, Team Captain - Luis Ambrose, 100070 - Charles Madic. Sophomore Football ' 5 4 .i . ' - f-12-'L GW so , f 53 'R I Opposite Page: 13 Don Buenafe getting out of the pocket with blocking from Marvin Outzs and Mark Waller. 23 Mark Harris getting ready to run downfield. 35 Coaches Bob Smith and Kevin Trei- chel 45 A look at Rancho's strong offense as they play La Quinta. 15 Gerry Lumley and Mark Harris and Marvin Outzs bottles up La Quinta . 23 Pete Delduca trying hard td get into the play. N49 ai... om Brett, Steve Turner, Karl Young, Mark Harris, Charle Madic, Don Koerner, Tony Smith, Scott Case, Dave Landau, Jim Dufault, Marvin Outzs, Pat Boles, Luis Ambrose, Bobby Dean, Dan Callaway, Martinez, Britt Reese, Brain Aratani, Adson, Joe Andre, Gerry Lumley, Don Buenafe, Tim Krey, Pete Delduca, Mark Waller, Bobby Lackey. Freshman Football Team I had a very successful season. A league record of 3-2-1 gave the Vaqueros a third place K A Qk A in the Garden Grove League Standings. The football members improved immensely as the season progressed and ended up the season with the trouncing of La Quinta 48 to y 24 The stalwart defense throughout the year was anchored by Allyn Gatlin, Barry Faulkner, Ruben Aguilera , Pat Dowling, Randy Harris, Steve Kottke, Mike Ralph, Tim Moore, Eugene Geib, Mike Brooks, and Rick Casas. An explosive offense, which proved they could pull off the big play, was manned by Mike Brooks fmost valuableh, Rick Casas 41000703 , Mike Ralph fteam captainb, John Hedrick fmost inspirationalb, Steve Kottke Ccoaches awardj, Barry Faulkner, John Mahoney, Ruben Aguilera, and John Saich. Most improved player went to John Nishimoto. With the talent these young men displayed , as well as their winning attitude , they will be an asset to the Rancho Alamitos Football Program in the future . 15 The team congratulating Barry Faulkner for his touchdown . 23 Mike Brooks with the touchdown , the key block made by Randy Harris. 33 Barry Faulkner makes another touchdown following a great run from the 18 yard line . 45 The team looks on as they lead LaQuinta 48 to 24. 4 Z Ctop rowj Coach Shane, J. Saich, T. Moore, T. Sacco, R. Harris, F. Sabbet, M Brooks, B. Faulkner, R. Aguilera, R. Byrd, R. Shaffer, Coach Miller. Cmiddle row F. McDermott, A. Gatlin, R. Hanson, C. Anderson, R. Casas, G. Geib, P Dowling, W. McWh1rter, K. Jenkens, M. Ralph. Cbottom rowj J. Stoltman, J. McDermott, D. Billhart, J. Mallow, B. Dwault, S. Daugherty, J. Hedrick, J. Mahoney, S. Kottke, J. Nichimoto L, .,,,J,,tlia.i, 15 Mike Brooks calling the play in the huddle. 25 Mike Brooks hands off to Ken Jenk- ens a fine runner. 35 Bill Shaver and Berry Faulkner make a tackle . 45 John Mahoney getting instructions from coach Shane . 55 Gene Geib, an explosive runner. 65 Rancho gets the extra point. '75 Mike Brooks making a catch. BA 0 X F I -. 5 K i , . V 4 . Q 8 ' 'g Q . I 'ua .,x . , . .f '1 ' '- 4 ' -D I sq . 2 Q 4 K -F 4 O '. -A 1. X I ! X1 4 O 'O . ,-vpn' .. A . ' P ,Suv . , ' , , 'R Q .. V? . ,sy mu b jg, Q A' Q' .' yi . ' V- ,.' 2 ,: ?f',,4Y sql V Y 7 L' 'zz - V ' . 4, . N F f, .,Zg,ifj,i:-4 - A Q, 5 5 4' .Q 1- ' ' 1 . , 9 Q . ' . Q in D' if - ' x . 'i . c ' ' ' 0 of' :A 1 - I I 'W' 'AT' Inj' t' 6. 'Ad 'f' O H. W , 1 -V il C , I n . ' , Qi ,117 , V axis- . .L ' . 3 .f I -. 4 , X ,L x.., f X 8? 4 . . X Y Ae xv' V Naval! is , 1 S-4'5 ' 9 .0 N -1' 1.5, S' gs W , i Io Vaughn - z 9 6 I I V. . ,Hx 5.0 N N Qyff X -h W ff KK, ,p .nn 2 'N x 2. : ai' v ,-ff fn f I' N 'W - ,zz 'S Nh? tb?4 'W Q., ., 1. xt. ' ' 53:31. 'Cf I 2. E 'g3,3 s . R 1 XI X ,Nz IQOIOOOC :Zag A . 00000: 5 gggfe Q .,a,wa-vw e x , X........ 5 N541 . Q . 0- 'gf--'ff ' gf' 2' . I' .- ' -1 0 1 L, Q - 1 i f J- X 4 I if il Q sk. .4 L .Sf . pf t i , t k ' fi '- ' S . s wnh the varsny team V ff X 1 an 9 r VAS! , K K X 11 ull ei? .if f,i. '5lf5,,',,k1S if Rx... Q. K 'K ', 'P . X 'N ..-'SER X my .Q-f,1-.QSMQWXAXJWSW-'.f.,W' I X . , game Varsity Baseball The return of many varsity players this year along with hard work and lots of practice help to make this year's team one of Rancho's best. Headed by Coach Mesa, the team is expected to do well in league competition. lb Rusty Denton flipping the ball to Jack Jernigan, Jeff Hutchings backs up the play. 25 Returning battery mates: Dave Will, Joe Parsons, and Mike Lau- zon. 39 Jeff Hutchings and Rusty Denton going after a fly ball. 2? 17 Jack Jernigan and Rusty Denton turning the dou- ble play. 29 The returning varsity players: Front Row - Dave Will, Rusty Denton, Jack Jernigan. Second Row - Ioe Parsons, Jeff Hutchings. Standing - Mike Lau- zon. 35 Joe Parsons prepares to pitch. F Girls Tennis Varsity had a rough time this year and finished in a tie for 5th place. Outstanding performances in singles were turned in by Lynn Morrow and Julia Pate. In doubles the team was led by Anna Marie Ramos and Pam Selley. Coach McNeil is looking forward to the return of many of the Varsity players. Lynn Morrow , Julie Pate , Pam Selley, Anna Marie Ramos, Karen Gasser and Liz Whittaker represented Rancho in the District singles and doubles tournament which was held at the end of the season. 15 Lynn Morrow is a good sport as well as a fine tennis player. 25 Karen Gasser waiting at the service line for the point to begin. 33 Jeannie Morianity returning the ball. 43 Coach McNeil talks to Jeannie Morianity before the set. 1 ,,,,,' isblf' Q51 ff M, QI a . ylwf K- , +-....a4g,,, . , . , 'fss. J - ' ' K 2, ,. Q Crop rowj Amy Mocco, Nadine Bergstrom, Lisa Silk, Lisa Cross, Melanie Mallis, Debbie Tyer, Lori Walter, Geri Gerhard. Cmiddle rowj Peggy Hurley, Chris Bates, Tori Donovan, Terri Goveia. fbottom rowb Patty Mahoney, Anne Brown, Sally Newman, Janine Reeder, Lorie Karam, Brenda Saunders. ,, ,.....,,,, -.......,.,,, J. V. team had a relatively hard season with two wins and three ties during the year. Outstanding performers were Lonnie Karam and Vanessa Mott in singles and Patty Mahoney and Anne Brown in doubles. The team came in 6th place in league. 15 Anna Brown waiting for the point to begin. 25 Vanessa Mott returns the ball with a slamming backhand . 47 Coach Bassage gets very involved with her girls on the court. Ll - - 47 Q Q -fe 'N VJ. 3,122 -,fr xxx x:.........x...........- .. , - g wifz' BJ ' fri'-, fs? I X N 1 , Q I , if Q. , r ,lf f it V gl! an 'L,L ,sh 'A' 5? .mr I wiv fl ! fy. ills.-1 F . SQ. lj Lisa Mahoney and Christi Wagenbach demonstrate a hand stand on the high beam. 25 Pam Coppage on the uneven parallel bars. 35 Mrs. Steel spotting Lisa Mahoney. 43 Laura Alexander does a solo circle with a half twist on the uneven parallel bars. 53 Christi Wagenbach executes a high cast. lj 1975 Volleyball Coaches: C1 to rj JV1 - Miss Tommye Kepley, Var. - Miss Vicki Kopecky, JV2 - Miss Mary Ann Conway. 25 C. Kennedy slaps it over the net for the point. 591 ri: g5'? 1- lf, pf lv '- f V f sir'-aff, f J fi ,l 'x lf f 35 Linda Perry sets up a spike. 45 Tina Herreras gets in some practice before a game. oyce Rice concentrates on setting up a spike for Selina Knight. 13 Q p ifctf- 1 r A X.- .Q '54 'Ati Crop row, lto rj Varsity: J. Cove, P. Kill, P. Carroll, T. Herraras, M. McC1ean, M. Conway, S. Neuhauser, R. Hernandez, L. Perry. Cmiddle row, lto rl IV1: L. Cromes, S. Knight, J. Becker, S. Hall, C. McClean, J. Rice, P. Collins, C. Neuhauser. Qbottom row, lto rl IV2: C. Kennedy, C. Deutch, L. Lippand, K. Anderson, S. Hughes, L. Sucher, M. Ramirez. Girls Volleyball The 1975 volleyball season proved to be an interesting and challenging one for both players and coaches. The varsity team was represented by at least one person from each class, and this was the first year they played together. The girls had to perfect their skills and learn to work together as a team, at the same time that they were competing. These handicaps did not discourage them, however. All three teams remained at full strength throughout the season with six starters plus three or four substitutes per team . . s 43 w 5 r x.',,.8 s , - tg -'15, ZZ, qi' 4 ' C .3 'R L - f Sfixflf W K ff' . ,, 1 is b J 1 lx cw 5 K rx , 4 1 X V, L 3 it. . N A - . , X N Xa XJ , L.: 4 ', -Lk ,, .. ,L Q M X ,. 3 . - N . ,W K, , Y X v , X xi, 5 1 . A fi! -I 'img R 3 i , 5 f -x G+? I 3334 3 x fb ' X 1 Q ' z f gig x . v L 95 +A f P i, e I' ' X im ,Ig , , 95, , . f ' , ..... .Ni , ju 4' - I Q 4 In , ' 13 We've got the spirit! 23 Dave Wear with a hook for 2 points. 35 Chris Radke with a jumper from the baseline. 45 Cheerleaders cheering while varsity plays against Grove . W 1-, . Q , n ,gf f 35 XX XZ. 5 7- .21 ' iv 'T f o , ff 5' '- owe 1 1 sz new R J Il uf ,ag l 143 lggsf 'fit X iiii Uiiiiij i ..,, ..1 .f id if .4 -.v -ai 1, 5 X Q K X K 2 x Qi ?m, f I3 N, Q... M... Q.. X . ,,,,,. -2 ' Y 'ii worked hard while hoping for a suc- cessful season. Team Captain Dave Neeley took care of the ball handling chores and led the attack, while Rich Anderson and Chris O'Nei11 led the team in scoring. Outstanding rebound- ing by Ron Gielow, Rich Anderson, and Jim Dufault was consistent throughout the season, while good defense and all around team play by Carlos Penate, Mark Scharlin, Andre Mendoza, Robert Perry, Kevin Voeg- tly, and Donn Buenafe played an important role in the team's success. 15 Sharp shooter Rich Anderson shoots over his defender. 25 Ron Geilow has an easy shot from the corner. 33 The 1976 Rancho Sophomore bas- ketball team . The Vclquero Sophomores ia, 25 fleft to rightj Manager Mike Franco, Dave Neeley, Chris O'Nei11, Carlos Penate, Donn Buenafe, Jim Dufault Rich Anderson Ron Geilow, Andre Mendoza, Mark Scharlin, Robert Perry, Kevin Voegtly, and Coach McFarlane. The Vclquero Freshman team made considerable progress from the beginning of the year, led by the scoring of Stanley Vasquez and Barry and the good defense and rebounding by Frank Sabet, Pat Dowling, Bobby DeFransico, and Dave Franco, and with a nch of Mike Brooks, Kevin Starnes, Dave Bjorkland, John Borrego, Troy Sacco, Chris Chavez, and Ronnie Byrd, the aqueros continued their success throughout the remainder of the season. -v Cgop row, left to rightj Dave Bjorkland, Chris Chavez, Frank Sabet. Mike Brooks, Stan Vasquez, Barry Faulkner, Ronnie Byrd. tt m r ' ' ' ' , , , ow, left to rightj John Borrego, Bobby DeFrans1co, Kevin Starnes, Pat Dowling Troy Sacco Dave Franco and Coach O 0 Zi ff 11 The 1976 Rancho Freshman' basket- ball team. 23 Stan Vasquez shows his style. 37 Barry Faulkner hits an easy jump shot from the corner. 43 Stan Vasquez lays it up on a fast break. The Vaquero Varsity water polo team was one of the finest in years finishing in second place in the Garden Grove League with a 5-1 record. The only loss was to Garden Grove 13-12 in sudden death. This was also the first time since 1967 that Rancho made the C.I.F. playoffs. Rancho played many 4A schools during the season and still ended up with an 11-7 record . They only lost to one 3A division school the entire year. The team was led by juniors Byron Sims and Mark Maurer, who provided most of the offense . The team also had two sophomore starters in Brian Sims and goalie John Levesque . The nucleus of the team was comprised of seniors Tom Gay, Kip O'Neill, Stitch Siems, Cam Siems, Henry Ishii, and Mike Dufault. Also contributing tremendously were juniors David Crain and Lance Fryer. With many players returning, the Vaqueros should be strong again next year. 33 ,...., pf .... 23 TF: ' Q Z: ' -,Q-iq - Y . ' , p -Q, Qian? 15 Coach Munson, voted Coach of the Year, gives his team a few good pointers. 25 Star Varsity player was Byron Sims. 39 Water Polo Team of 1975-76: Cfront row, lto rj K. O'Niel1, C. Siems, B. Sims, M. Maurer, L. Fryer, H. Ishii. Cback row, Ito rj Coach Munson, B. Gerhardt, T Gay, M. Dufalt, D. Crain, B. Siems, J. Levesque, B. Sims. - --..-.4.v The Junior Varsity. . . water polo team completed the league season with a 4-2 record in second place. The team was paced by Brad Gerhardt and John Morrill. ' S-to .1 ,tae Q P f sn l . ..f id ,Ir '3- 5 11,4 1 I . K 4 29 13 and 25 The two outstanding members were David Whitford and Mark Maurer. 33 Coach Munson really gets into the action. 33 I 35 The Frosh Soph Water Polo team ended with a 3-3 league record finishing in 4th place in the standings. The team was led by sophomores Mike Wills and Pat Fitzgerald . Freshmen Rick McElravey and Robert D Edmonds also improved tremendously. 13 The leader of the Frosh-Soph team was Mike Wills. 23 Another leader was Jeff Barker. 33 Team: Ctop row, 1 to rj Coach Barth, T. Hughes, M. Laudenslayer, M. Wills, P. Fitzgerald, R. McElravey, J. Scott, R. Edmonds. Cback rowb M. Poznosky, D. Dumhardt, J. C. Baccus, I. Barker, M. Davis, B. Poma. 136 ...,. . jx A X W , ,,.V'.ss A ts '- X' 3 tw .... 4 Y Qs may 'Nw 'Q ,Align .-'W 'H IW an-Y W .rfl V. .QP J. V. Baseball This year was comprised of 11 juniors and 2 sopho- mores. Their pre-league record was 5 wins, 2 losses. The pitching staff included Steve Strong, Don Fielder and Mark Waller. The infield was com- prised of Steve Strong and Don Fielder at first base: Kevin Kay and Brian Rubringer at second base: Larry Buckley was shortstopg and Donn Bue- nafe and Mike Evers manned third base . In the outfield they had three juniors, Mike McMahon, Gerard Grenier and Bill large. The catching chores were divided between Mitch Mason and Mark Smith. Coach Johnson had an assistant working with him this year, Ed Soapes, who handled all the pitchers. dn.. 11 Steve Strong throws the ball infield . 21 1976 I.V. Baseball Team 31 Mark Smith gets a little practice in before the game. 41 Coach Johnson 51 One of the team members tries bunting the ball. 61 The Frosh-Soph. 1976 Baseball Team 71 Catcher Mitch Mason 138 ii X ?Y'f 1 .TSW ' Frosh-Soph. Team: Coach Wangerin, Bob Nelson, Chuck Howell, Dave Aguilera, Mike Brooks, Bennie Woods, Marty Rodriguez, Mark Harris, Dave Neely, Coach Smith. 42nd rowj Steve Turner, Todd Russell, John Saich, Brian Aratani, Carl Del- Duca, Tom Godwin, Chris O'Nei11, Dale Brickner. Wrestling This year's turnout was very light and the Frosh-Soph team had to forfeit several weights. At the tournaments they did quite well and next year, with most of the wres- tlers being underclassmen, they should have a very strong team. This year's varsity included Allen Keefe, Mark Dovico, Greg Dapper, Joe Marshall, Steve Keefe, Mike Dapper, Jim McGuire, Scott Hostetter, Captain Jim Simons, Bill Wright, John Rell. ftop rowb Allan Keefe, Greg Dapper, Mark Dovico, Steve Keefe. Cbottom rowj John Rell, Jim McGuire, Bill Wright. 1 2 17 Dave Gotwalt reverses his opponent 25 Jim McGuire tries to escape . 31 39 Rick Casas tries to pin his man. F! f 2le'3f1gQa,.L aw., , Aff' ,-UW,Mm A fs 'Q' 3 ' 'Y .1 4 4 4 . A v , a 514, N.. v Q..-:.... -W2-'S- . m 'i , , I g X lxi ,li .V.. I fx 1 K ,kj:,.,-m x Q. H. ll Jeff Scott fights for a pin. 25 Mike Dapper is near a pin. 33 Mike Dapper wins another match. 43 Allan Keefe attempts a take-down Boys' Swimming The 1976 Rancho Alamitos Swim Team not only dominated the Garden Grove League, but also proved to be one of the top teams in the CIF. The team had two World Class Swimmers this year. They were: Henry Ishii and Byron Sims. Both were CIF Champions. A couple of real highlights were setting a CIF record in the Breas- troke Relay: where over 80 schools competed, and we remained on top, winning every event at The Garden Grove League Relays. Kip O'Nei11, Tom Gay, Stitch Siems, Cam Siems, and Henry Ishii are this year's seniors that were competing on the team for their last time. 15 This is the Head Coach of the team , Coach Munson. 21 The 1976 Rancho Alamitos Swimming Team. av 4. A , M '-r-w-Jlhiynw , Q - X -., v 'qi 0 1 - 9 -'Wi N 0 'QTL xg- Q Q 'H . - Q '.. 't .if 5 'Q 1219.1 Q 'i fi-H4-5, 'S f.. v ,-,- '-4 v - if 'A .2 -3 X1 :P ,As -in ,f 55 I fs -1 M y -,N ,. --i 4 ,,, t .253 ,br 'W' --'-rats-3 , ' ,4-.. or t , ' 1., .- - .h ,X - ,if-A- 4 'e.,,, 'A fr?-so 39 13 Our Olympic bound swimmer Henry 'f i f h' 5 t ' Q t 4 Ishii, doing the breast stroke. Yfjf X-,7t,j 2Q1.'.ff-fygggjriy k ' , , - ' ' . my . 29 A Rancho swimmer getting 21 good .ffg 3 ' t f start against the competition. m ,gg J 33 Jim Simons doing one of his good ' fs 1' . . . . ' dives in competitlon. A 1.- 2. 1 qw. . 5-7,, , J kg 13 This is Iacquie Crain, one female who joined the male swimming ranks. 25 Henry Ishii on his way to another victory. 35 The other competing diver was Craig Stephens. 'R K 5 ,pm :W f l zp' 4 tl 'QQ' '1- ,Ar -Q-.A js- 'qi q -n-a . s- 5 ..1Q2,1- Wd., A-L ' 'QQ X S ii asv E ' .Nw Ag. W Q, . r . Y M. ..-.... M ,... 4... fr- K -New x no... - 73 svn: ev N , in p M ' X ,,,.n .. ,Mjys -A ,Qgf..:,.sr s.r, . ,A r we M A L Mr ,M mg ms .nn-M .H .5 Q, A ,, ,rhr Qui. -- x - s. A '3f 1 k, Xa XA - N - M L W' .say 'K-ky x., , K ..,. . 3 V sg., so ,ah y?.jqe3 ,wrgg 2 Q. -s 4 s, D, if- Ls -kk dw- 5 'A , 1- Y WAX A ' -wp L N' A we sail, 3j , .. , . r -- ' i i ss.: , I S 55. 13 Some of the swimmers resting between races. 29 One of our swimmers just after com- pleting his event. 35 Brad Gerhard attempts to get ahead ...,.. -Q i H rrss ,nn 1 ,,.' t 13 of his opponents. , vu, . we gA Q. .4 h. Rte, Z-1v,.,,gnx 6. NMQMQ, www The Girls' Basketball. . . season got off to a slow start this year. But with shooting talents like Lynn Morrow, Mel McLean and Joyce Rice: quick defensive work from Brenda Saunders and Io Iaramillo and high rebounders like Kim Radke, Rancho's girls' Basketball team wasn't held down long. Miss Kopecky, the Varsity coach expected many good things from her team as did Miss Kepley of the Junior Var- sity team. 13 ,za I . V . Basketball Team Radke , Ellen Colodny . Cback rowj Jeaniette Braden Selena Kn1ght Lisa Sucher Cfront rowj Jean Stephens, Io Jaramillo, Gerilynn Ramos, Neuhauser , Veronica Alliende . Basketball Team. fback row3 Brenda Saunders, Mel McLean, Joyce Rice, Kim Jenny Becker. Cfront row3 Lisa Silk, Lynn Morrow, Liz Whittaker, Pam Kill, Gregorle. 3 13 Io Jaramillo tries to hang on to the ball . 23 Mel McLean shoots for a basket. 33 Varsity's high scorer: Lynn Mor- row. 43 Varsity Coach Miss Kopecky and I.V. Coach Miss Kepley. 53 Miss Kepley discusses strategy with her team. The Girls' Swim Team Welcomed . . back over 40 returning girls out of 90 girls on the team. C .I.F. hopefuls this year were: Pam Selley, Lori Bridgers, Cry Nootbaar, Cindy Dille , Candy Grabe, Pam Maurer, Jackie Coppola, and Allison Rogers. Since the Rancho Swim Team has g to C.I.F. for the last eight years, the coaches are well acquainted with the skills necessary to produce a winning team. 'I year's coaches were: Mary Richards, Varsity Head Coach, Sue Gori, Varsity-JV Coach, and Frannie Mott, Team Manager. A Ln, 1975-'76 Rancho Swim Team Creturning girlsj Q1 to r, top rowj Pam Selley, Caroline Deutsch, Anne Solleveld , Jeri Gerhard , P Maurer, Candy Grabe, Janine Reeder, Lynn Job, Sue Neuhauser. Cfront rowj Barbara Jiminez, Beth Rice, Roxanne Trubey Tracy Dennis, Janice Endter, Lori Deckard, Renate Green, Janice Fleckenstein, Diana Melton, Kim Nootbaar, Jackie Copolla Crystal Nootbaar. O Z ---l'i uus alla. Rancho's Girls' Swim Team C1 to r, back rowb Renata Green, Carol Woods, Lori Bridgers, Carolyn Clark, JoAnne Bagwell, Cindy Parrish. Cfront rowj Mary Jo Cove, Roxanne Rizzi, Robbie Trubey, Patti Ochoa, Colleen Gay, Margaret Hoffman, Tina Angelo, Sherri Spriggs, Diane Bokelman, Joyce Rice, Kathy Sattasanti. Rcmcho's Varsity Track . team was loaded with talent in 1976. The team was led by two defending league champions from 1975: Steve Besaw with a 1:58.'7 half-mile to his credit, and Mike Moore, a pole vaulter who placed 2nd in the CIF Championships last year at 13-4. The team was well balanced with several strong events. Ron Baker was the strongest sprinter, recording a 10.2 100 yard dash and a 51.2 440. Ron Fitch was the 220 leader at 23.7. The distance events were handled by Tim and Tom Becker. The hurdle team was especially strong with Tom Batok in the 120 highs and Bill Mabie in the 330 lows. The discus was R.A.'s best field event with three men over 140 feet: Chris Radke, Steve Bolton, and loe Dudevoir. S-. 'K ' K 2 .S . .ia L,:,.rA .-,.,, .Q t ai, Q .- -',-a:'rf5Nw4w..-.-' P . . .gpg -n,..,- 3. ' Q 1 -, 'r -- wi? ...' . , I W, 'Psp It ldv l ll .. lx K . .,, ' A , - ' v' 1 . . F-.E 'Y' 'd Q 9 ' is-as 22 'ms ff 4 fy, X ssis ,asm 'WT T331 1, J vp-1 'x I , 1 1, Q... X 13 Bill Sons and Steve Lovett work out for a meet. 23 Mike Pickering gives it all he's got in the shot-put. 33 Tom Randle gets in shape. 43 Mike Ouzts proves his skill in the pole vault. 53 R. A. Varsity Track Team: fl to r, back row3 Richard Zackerdonski, Dave Pickering, Frank Camou, Chris Radke, Mike Ouzts, Steve Bolton. C2nd row3 Tom Becker, Bob Creed, Tom Batok, Bill Mabie, Mark Montoya, Mike Moore, Rico Pimentel, Bill Sons. C3rd row3 Nick Faulkner, Steve Neely, Terry Hale, Coach Taylor, Steve Besaw, Harold Besaw, Tim Becker. 44th row3 Jeff Galloway, Bill Bruton, Scott Shipley, Coach Flanagan, Tom Randle, Kenny Moore, Lonnie Pyle. fbottom row3 John Montoya, Dan Chambers, Coach Yater, Ron Baker, Ron Fitch. 63 Bill Mabie and John Montoya dem- onstrating their speed and accuracy in the hurdles. The R.A. Sophomore . . . track team was one of the strongest ever. After winning the freshman championship in 1975 almost all the team members returned for another successful year. The team was headed by four standouts who scored points for the varsity squad . Lonnie Pyle had a 2:05.2 880, while Bill Bruton had 2:06.0 and competed in the mile relay. Scott Shipley doubled in the mile, at 4:41.6, and the two mile, at 10:08.0, with Harold Besaw close behind. Newcomer lack Gal- loway scored impressive wins in the sprints, while Gary Wells C330 lowsj and Wade Schoene- mann C120 highsj were consistant winners in the hurdles. John Leeder ran a winning distance double in early season meets while Pat Boles handled the middle-distance and relays. Danny Becker led the discus with 121-0 . D ' 41. I 1. , I fx Q, 3. .1 rrett Lg? f . - x .,s... 2. ',,.. l 4.. V ., W LM ,M . - .af ,Mg ,I N .- - 4 , W , f M ws. Q f Twjk g ., . 31 ' n ' 113fzQl?.,i Y. Q, , il . ra - W . , - 'ifrfq ' VA I WMM ' an ..' f 35 13 1975-'76 Rancho Frosh-Soph Track Team 25 John Kelsey putting the shot. 35 Mark Montoya clears the bar. 45 Terry Hale, Rico Pimentel, and Mark Montoya getting in shape for upcoming competition . 154 The Freshman Team Wcls slow in getting together. However, the team grew stronger as the season passed and new members added their talents. Kenny Vargas and Steve Mar- tinez were the most consistent early season winners. Kenny became one of the best milers at Rancho with a time of 4:5'7.6. Tino Riveron had a time of 2:11.0 in the 880, coming close to the present record of 2:04.8. Dayne Fein- gold was a promising leader in the field events with good marks in both ip the shot-put and the discus. ,l .... as - - Q .1 -4 15 Gary Wells and Jack Galloway show great form in the hurdles. 21 Wade Schoenemann eases over high hurdles. 33 Bob Creed about to release the discus. The Newes Addition. . . to Rancho's fine athletic program this year was soccer. Our Soccer team got off to a late start for their first season as a CIF team, they did not play in an estab- lished league but played as an independent team. Play- ing as an independent they faced many fine teams in the area, including Santa Ana Valley, Western, and Pacifica, the latter two of which Rancho Alamitos sur- prised excellent offensive and defensive play. Under the superb coaching of Bruce Turner, the Vaquero's soccer team did fantastic! 13 Cback row3 Coach Turner, Ron Lev- esque, Greg Bolton, Tim Brown, Mike Trimble, Gerald Grenier, Jeff Lam- bert, Jack Glaser, Dave Katayama, Terry Hale, Mike Witczek, Felix Schamber, Tom Vasquez, Tony Per- kins. C2nd row3 Terry Harris, Jerry Lumley, Shawn Dougherty, Mark Kaplan, Jim Moreland, Perry Smith, Ccaptain3, Mike Moore Ccaptain3, Larry Moan, John Jackson. 23 Bill Sons heading a ball. 23 Bill Sons stealing a ball from a Santa Ana Valley opponent. 43 Jack Glaser passing a ball against Santa Ana Valley. 53 Tim Brown kicking a ball. 63 Coach Turner discussing strategy at half-time. 73 Perry Smith effectively executing a wall pass. 83 The teams Statisticians: Joni Kil- crease. Janet Jones, Theresa Pierce. 93 Coach Turner going over team stats after a game . This Yeclr's Dance Group was really on its toes. In the first semester they got in shape, with plenty of exercise and technique les- sons. A group of girls was selected to dance at the co-ed fashion show in February. These girls were lan Allen, Holly Bender, Denise Delduca, Lisa Silk, and Theresa Strite. The last semester of the year the group was get- ting ready for their show in April. The dance group believes the focus should 33 be on the dance, not on the individual dancer. The theme of the. show this year was Shapes and Shadows. The Advisor, Mrs. Steele, and the girls chose three dancers from the group to choreograph the dances. Carol Burge was chosen to choreograph the ballet: Theresa Strite, the abstractg and Vicki Trujillo, the jazz. Melinda Rios did a solo, and Mrs. Steele worked on a group dance in which all of the girls participated. This year they not only had girls but three young men in their dance group: Steve Besaw, Steve Ber- mudez, and Tom Randle. With the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Steele, the dance group had an excel- lent year. k... 15 R.A.'s jazz group practicing for their performance . 23 Melinda Rios working on her solo. 33 Theresa Strite demonstrating abstract moves. 47 Steve Besaw and Barb Flecky devel- oping their routine . 53 Carol Burge, Cindy McBee, and Leona Dombroske learning their ballet routine. 69 Rancho 1975-76 Dance Group Cl to r, top rowj Steve Besaw, Melinda Rios. Stephanie Thompson, Vicki Trujillo, Diana Bolton, Laurie Jones, Judy Rob- erts. f2nd rowj Leona Dombroske, Terry Tharp, Barbara Flecky, Cindy McBee, Carol Burge, Lisa Adams. Cfront rowj Theresa Strite, Sue Kil- crease, Jan Forton, Karen Bobie, Yvette Ocasio. Varsity Tennis Rancho's Varsity Tennis team was the strongest to take to the court in quite some time. With five returning let- termen and some promising newcomers Coach Allen felt that the team could be competitive in all the matches it played. 6 I - .4 in XV of 53 15 Ken Wash coming off the ground on a serve. 25 Rich Lamperelli with a forehand . 35 Ken Wash, Davey Crandall, Mike Hayes, Don Odermatt: doubles players. 45 Don Odermatt and Mike Hayes during practice. 55 Ken Wash and Davy Crandall warm up. 65 ffront row5 Mike Hayes, Rich Lamperelli, Guy Steele, and Ken Brose. fback row5 Coach Allen, Ken Wash, Paul Velci, Don Odermatt, Scott Ross and Doug Crandall. '75 The four varsity singles players in action. 85 Coach Allen talks over strategy with Don Odermatt. Junior Varsity and Frosh-Soph Tennis The J . V. and Frosh-Soph teams were also strong teams this year. Over thirty players battled for the sixteen places that made up the J . V. and Frosh-Soph ladder. The keen competi- tion helped everyone work harder and improved the overall quality of the team. K . K . 5 .Q as 4 X . f t M 3 -Q09 2 .fk Cback rowj Mason, M. Weishar, Bagley, R. Witteveen, J. Lewis, M. Scharlin, M Bieser, P. Delduca, F. Steinback, Smith. ffront rowb J. Johkhoff, A. Poleski, R Reilly, J. Baccuss, I. Bradshaw, R. Lathrop, R. Simmons, M. Abbott, K. Starnes. Jil L for-Q K if .5 lDiYoUTl 13 Guy Steele with a winning serve. 23 Bob Errington with good form at the net. 33 Jim Phillips, Mike Berke before practice. 43 Ron Witteveen, Roger Reilly, Malcolm Abbott, Mark Sharmen. 53 TEAM pictures. 63 Malcolm Abbott practicing his serve. '73 Cback row3 Larry Moan, Keith Lundie, Jim Philp, Bobbie Lackey. Cfront row3 Mike Sisco, Bob Erringtonp, Mike Berk, Bob Parsons. 83 Ron Witteveen playing the net. 93 Mike Berke, Bob Parsons, Larry Moan, Mike Sisco. Following in the Tradition of past Rancho golf teams, the 1975-76 Vaquero team made its presence felt. This year's team was bolstered by five returning lettermen. Leading the team were Seniors: Tom Vanquez, Bob Egglehoff, and Steve Brown, with pressure being applied by juniors: Mike Doyel, Tom Layton, and John Phelp. Only four or five shots separated all six players and this gave Rancho a very balanced team. The 1975-76 golf coaches, Mr. Burns and Mr. Osborne, gave the team much support and assistance. g iv,-s,,2r,f:-as Jf5.L1.g.f'et 19 Bob Egglehoff 25 Bobby Dufalt 31 Coaches Burns and Osborne 43 Tom Vasquez 53 Don Billhardt 63 Mike Doyle 75 David Gorgie 85 Steve Brown 'WU' 1 65 Girls' Softball this year was expected to be tops in the league competition for the C.I.F. title. lt promised to be a very good season for the girls, who had been practicing very hard everyday to get in shape. There were many girls participating this year who were W - very excited about getting to the league finals. Mary Ann Conway was the coach A N this year, who expected this to be a very good season. J 'f ffZ - 1 13 Liz Whittaker bunts at practice. WA - jigs. 27 The Girls' Softball Team for 1976. ' 33 Liz has shown that she can hit the ball. Y 45 Shown catching a ball is Sharon Hillard . Team Picture: Ctop rowl Pattie Frankie, Marylo Vaughn, Liz Whittaker, Myra Wag- ner, Lynn Morrow, Hazel Whittaker, Pam Kill. Cbottom rowj Lori Heffner, Linda Jameson, Sharon Hillard, Chris Shaw, Mel McClean, Lindy Gregoire, Brenda Saunders, Selena Knight. 15 4 G9 4'5- -99 -. .3 5 67 v f as gg QQ .. q l we N. K 'W i ui L, J rg Wang . FW, 2' Vclrsify Volleyball Rancho's 1976 Volleyball Teams were a combination that's difficult to beat. The varsity was composed primarily of experi- enced and talented seniors who are working hard to make this our most successful season yet. Mike Whiting, Kevin Araki , and Perry Smith handled most of the passing chores, while Dave Wear, Phil and Todd Ripa, and Rick Anderson did a lot of spik- ing. Scott Graham and Mike Page add good defensive play. The junior varsity was mostly underclassmen striving to follow the traditions set by the varsity. Frank Sabot, Stan Vasquez, Mark Sands, Berry Faulkner, and Craig Anderson, along with Dana Swartz, Tim Moore, and Rick Shaffer were some of the many promising freshmen on the squad. Mike Mead, Pat Fitz- gerald, and Jim Dufault added experience and leadership to the 42 ICBITI. Ctop rowb Pat Fitzgerald, Dana Schwartz, Mark Sands, Rick Scheafer, .Stan Vas- quez, Frank Sabet, Andy Dukes. Cmiddle rowj Dave Franco, Craig Anderson, Mike Hinton, Steve Kottke, Dave Bjourkland, Mike Bradshaw. Cbottom rowj Jim Nallon, Barry Faulkner, Jim Dufault, Tim Moore, Mike Mead. Girls' Badminton This year's Badminton Team was expected to be large, with many outstanding returning players that have had the experience of competing for Rancho's Badminton Team in the previous years. It was also expected said Coach Kepley that the team will do even better than last year's team that went to the finals. Coach Kepley said she believed they would take at least two of the four District positions. They also had many good new- fu? xt, - fn comers that were very interested in participating this year. 13 Karen Nielson playing singles. '23 Anna Marie Ramos and Dixie Witeveen at prac- tice. 3J Anna Marie Ramos, one of the top singles play- ers. 170 s OPP Tennis Los Amigos Pacifica LaQuinta Santiago Grove Bolsa Grande 14 9 11 5M 4M 10 oPP. 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Barb Flecky about to crown the Vaqs of the week. Tom Randle at a pep assembly. 20 7 - . - -. V . -,XM .-'A ff--f'f-ig . KN Xvflxssfvxfgyfxpqas x U 1: -, ' K ' 4 , 'pit-.'2'f:' M63 faiif- izf L W - ,. 5:55562-fiaif, 121 x J .5 ,L U.-L, - . r.. . , 1 mf f,Swg:wggQ,gi2gK.1Aw.Mi3emi!i..QQ... .aw -If . - I- . ,J Y- A 1 Hi- x :Nf5vQi1w15f'2i1a.:, , ff 4- r H W ,M ,w,--Lag,ax.xf.:::f.--. Ha' :wg Q ' A -- ,, 1' .M 5-femfgvgsgg V.--41,11 -, :ml 1' 1 1 gg: K gba: igzfpwx S 4 my xg ff, fx xx qw waf . -X K r . - iw ggi. .J - fic, A m ' flzkz. if? fi , A xi . Q l x 5 -3' U ,,j' if ,. f si? - 3622 xv ,fr ,gr ,y K 'QQ' EI Vclqu Kevin Araki has a consistent at Rancho. He was a Scholar of the Quarter every year in addition to being theY Council member in his Freshman and Sopho- more years, Kevin set the and A.S.B. President. Kevin likes all Kevin was a member of the Presidential sports but was mainly involved Classroom along with his many student projects on campus. Kevin activities art and Kevin had a hand in almost all of the on a career in communications. ,ff 209 KEVIN ARAKI MATH-SCIENCE CHRISTI WAGENBACH FINE ARTS MARK LEYES LIBERAL ARTS PAM PRINGLE VOCATIONAL ARTS 'Wh- -i ll, fr' 1 -Ei' W ' fqqxfzg I I-.... 'K XJ SSN N ff This Yeclr's Bank of America winners were chosen and those selected were Christi Wagenbach for Fine Arts, Mark Leyes for Liberal Arts, Pam Pringle for Vocational Arts and Kevin Araki for Math-Sci- ence. These four students were chosen to represent Rancho and they can win up to 551,000 if they make it to the top of the Bank of America competition. Z5 - A ., 'fr' iff any-, N Twelve Presiclenliol Classroom students spent one week in Washington D.C. tour- ing the Capitol and listening to lectures. A Presi- dential Classroom for Young Americans is a pro- gram offered to juniors and seniors. This program is a nationwide classroom in which the students are able to meet other people from all over the United States. The program also includes seeing such sights as the Washington Monument, the White House, Smithsonian Institute, the Penta- gon, the Senate and the Capitol Building. The students were able to listen to wellknown military leaders, Senators and the Supreme Court Justice who explained the functions of their positions and answered student questions. Vanessa Mott and Kevin Araki 212 Donna Ralls and Allison Rogers 0 4. n - us.--' 'TIM-'-. M X Q ' t if 1x5 li X V ..,-.,-,N W as 31 Liu a Q, 2' X Mike Chiaromonte and Debbie Allen Q--. ,M .--., .-4-ip v .v - Stephanie Stevens and Christi Wagenbach is it .wr 135 A . .2 'CSV 4' , f. 'fi1,?'i'ffq Charlie Mallon and Leona Dombroski Phil Polesky and Lorrie Karam The Secllbearer award is considered a high honor at Rancho. In order to become a Seal- bearer they must have belonged to the Scholarship Club for at least four semesters during their sophomore through senior years. One of the four semesters must have been during their senior year. This year's Sealbearers were: Kevin Araki, Melanie Baker, David Cherney, Geri Gerhard, Selena Knight, Mark Leyes, Steve Neely, Donna Ralls, Darla Rigby, Allison Rogers, Stephanie Stevens, Marquita Taggart, Anita Taylor, Christi Wag- enbach, and Karen Wyatt. The poten- tial Sealbearers were Brian Colodny, Valerie Meldrum, Pam Pringle, Mike Rockwell, and Doyle Wagner. ' Sealbearersz Marquita Taggart and Kevin Araki, Potential: Pam Pringle. - 5 I 1 Q E Sealbearers: Karen Wyatt, Geri Gerhard , and Donna Ralls. F i 4 I Sealbearers: Selena Knight, Allison Rogers, and Steve Neely. Potentials: Mike Rockwell and Brian Colodny ----- a W- - A, Sealbearer: David Cherney. :Su - I i?'4Slw4Qg1r Sealbearers: Stephanie Stevens, Mark Leyes and Christi Wagenbach. 215 6 Mike Chiaromonte , Pres . Senior Advisory Veronica Alliende Melanie Baker Mike Chiaromonte Brian Colodny Doug Cosgro Mark Freeman Lee George Geri Gerhard Doug Godown Steve Gurly Linda Holbrook Nick Howes Shiela Prue Anna Ramos Mark Rockwell Allison Sinclair Anita Siriani Mike Sperry Stephanie Stephens Jeanie Taylor Christi Wagenbach Doyle Wagner Marian Worley Karen Wyatt S Advisory members at a lunch meeting. 5 A -1-Jff. . Kevin .wkeme Q Patrica Marie Adamo - Muffet' ' . Football 1- 4' Serlior Advisory 4- Student C01111- Douglass John Cosgro - Remembers all the good times with Mammi and Ci14. Honor R011 1 ' 4- Cos u f . o sg, P , 1 . f , Q . Menalas, the cheerleader banquet. Favorites - Douglas Scott crabs. Hungry Hombre and KKs cookies. Plans Barbar Architec to tour the U.S. Go to O.C.C. and ure sure ! become Plans to go motor . Plans choir , Selena , Plans to 4 O .average fPlans't6 Roll 1 - Plpmstead, Leadership '75, ' Green Door, Fish heads and rice, s, Co-Ed 76. Plans to go to Cypress and become a law er. a walk on side. Dranmlggrixlub ai, .An 4, Student C n r Advigqry g Roll 2, 3, 4, Youth in Govemment Day i C Crandall - u fs Blgg t graduating. Plans to go to Jr Bonner, motorcycles. lobster, motm 1:15, Kiss, What can I say? 4 .HV Bwian 'Sw' lloway. Dumpy, Mrs. Nedrows That's pretty out The 2. 3, 4. sunrise . Choir 3, 4, Bell 2, 3, 4. net Office average Melanre metry and and Palmer. Plans to go to and major in communica- , 4, Speech 4, Let- Go rhment 1 - 4. Btakff Most memorable of the Quarter of the Key- study Opto- Honda. visiting Cl,ub 2, 3, P Casas 4 going 1 full day without a referral. Plans O.C.C. , work masonry for brqther, become a millionaire. Favorites - weightlifting. Footballal - 4, Brian Stanton ,Case getting snowed get to go 1mes tn in horticulture Joseph W3S Plans to go to travel around the U Sl SCC 103 and mountain. ting M.V.P. to Jr. College and mountains, Mr. bike marry a and I can major in going she held . cream, Mr. 'Go for it! and and ' ' . Biggest and her the taking TOIT1 Plans to go ross gang, and those everlasting everlasting hangovers. Plans to to Cypress and maJor in forestry. ttttt. saar - ' Cherney Chemistry year Poly Club 1 . Robert go to coming and of abso to Cal track an Jean in medicine. Girl's League Vice-President Barb . Re R em- the fun times cruising -in the monQter- mobile, going to Europe in Sophomore year. throwing a pie in Mrs. Dale's face. his pickles, the sun., windy days and just ing FUN. Plans to travel to mer, become a Club B111 goes to Football 1 4 Girl s Forrester Plans to 1n the mow Club 4 n airline Board 4 all U.C. I. Remembers being meeting Missy, a girl 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4. the Marine will W.. lg., 2. . ,,., ff 9 .2 2 Mifltff, tr. w ' statefffwl .,.ye..zt,,,. f 'gf ' ' , - Z fum .9 ,sf,Vst:rg.ss.eizeib.w. 2 ,..r:fa.z2fff1ff:?12fwe tg V f My Mark Edwin Freeman - Remembers MGM. working on the yearbook, and the strange people at lunch. Favorites include the Beatles, Elton John, Richard Nixon, and Rootbeer - Sit on it. Plans to go to Cal State Fullerton and on to greater things. Student Council 3, Senior Advi- sory, Speech Club 4, Business Club 4, Scholar- ship Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1 - 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Editor. Diane Gable - Dee Dee . Remembers having fun with friends and passing Civics. Favorites Mr. Nelson, A.J . 'sg parties, Hines, softball, Can't wait till Friday . Plans to marry a rich man. Basketball 2, 3, Softball 1. Tara Ann Gal'IeISOn - Remembers graduat- ing Early. Plans to go to Cypress and travel. Favorites Mrs. Anderson, the mountains, hiking, camping , Yesterday , sunny weather. Karen J. Gasser - K.Kp.'.f.'Remembers halftime showsgyand paradeysggfpzopcornfights,V talking with Mtiffet and around. , lost contacts, Homecoming . 'Favoritesgf French? 'f Fries and rootbeer, Mr. Hand, football, base- ball, basketball, the Dodgers. Plans to go to UC. Davis and become a veterinarian. G.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl ofthe Month 3. Geri Lynn Gerhard - Biggest accomplish- ment getting stralght A's and Scholar of the Quarter. Remembers when Rancho had a mascot, painting faces on Halloween. No Love no friendship can evercross our path without effect- ing us in some way forever. Favorites swim- ming, Mrs. Richards, teddy bears, wind. steak and lobster, 4 am singing, winning. Scholarship Club 2, 3, 4. Senior Advisory 4, Girls League 3. 4, I.F.C. 4, Art Club 4, Scholar of the Quarter 3, 4. Honor Ro1lw1,..2,,,g3,4, Bowling 2, Water Pere 3, Swimming 2. llsn r ennnpge, Field Hockey 3, 4, Keywanettes 3, 4, Student'Council 2, 4. John Clark Glaser - Jack Glaze . Remembers Cosmo and the bust, Araki and the key, Radke andygljlerman, Scott's 396SS, Hemp with his Baretta,Efmobi1e,',Radar little sister Kim. Plans to go to CSULB and'major,1n,yet Science. AlI is fair in love and war. Track 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Baseball 2, Newspaper 3, 4, Soccer 4, Senior Advisory 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Mark Douglas Godown - Doug . Remembers being kicked out of Adams class. Plans to go to GWC then to l.ong Beach State and major in law. Cross Country 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Senior Advisory 4, Honor Roll 3, 4. Terri Lynn Govera - Tach . Remem- bers surfing, night classes and trip of 75. Likes Bike touring, Mountain, Arizona, skiing, Eagles, playing guitar. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Ecology Club 1, 2. 3, Tennis 4, Keywannettes 3, 4. Scott Ellis Graham - Gorf . Remem- bers losing new shoes at leadership camp, Home- coming, becoming airborne going IOS on Mag- nolia, those upset Saturday mornings. Plans to start a nudist colony at the Vatican. Basketball 1 - 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Terry Marie Green - Cherry . Most memorable experience was the 1973 Band Beach Party. Biggest accomplishment was being a hap- pier person. Favorites band, beach, swimming cherries, friends, ice skating, hot sunny days. The greatest kindness we can offer is truth. Plans to go to airlines school and become a stew- ardess. Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Body Building Club 4. Stephen Phillip Gurley - Remembers going to and from school, nothing in between. Hey buster. Plans to attend Golden West to major in Handball. Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Student Countil 3, Senior Advisory. Penny Hankins - Hank . y Remembers Flash Cadillac. going to Sambos in the early hours. Favorites Larry Csonka, the beach, meat burritos, Instructor Hamilton andfHorshack. He who is not busy being born is busydying. Honor Ren 1, 2, 3, 4. Swimming 2, Business Club 3. Kimberly Ann Harrison - 'Kim . Plans to go to college and heya nurse. Remembers Flaggs, yelling, working with old people. I remember Mamma going to Sacramento. I.F.C. 2, 3, Thespians3, 4. Terri Lee Helsley - Toots . Most memorable experience was becoming a Thespian in her Jr. year. ,Remembers Mr. Pt-ckhams chem- istry 612SSg,',l?l.3IlS,ff.0 go to Jamestown college in major in nursing. Favorites music, watching and seungtlm praysp Ms. Nelson, Paul Williams. Drama1,.2,'3,,'l'hespians 3, 4. Anne Terese Heniff - Annie . Remembers being in Kampers Kapers as a Fresh- man. Sweaty Palms before a gymnastic meet, business with Mrs. Dill. Plans to get a secretarial job and go to OCC or Cypress. Loves the Rocky Mountains, Colorado . . . playing the guitar, riding bikes. the beach. Girls Glee 1, Gymnas- tics 2, Keywanettes 3 , 4. ' Linda 'Marie Holbrook -. Smi1ey . Biggest' accomplishment was getting a job at Knotts Farm. Most memorable experiences were 'making Drill Team and meeting Astrid and Bob. Plans to go to Cypress and become a stew- ardess. Favorites, Miss Ulvilden, pizza, beach. dancinggbeing crazy, Gees Cabeesh. Student Council'f51lfQ5 ltly 2 3, 3, 4,,Dri11 Team 3, 4, I.F.C. 3, Aespens gotten 2, a .S 4. 'll,Robertff5lif,olmgren - ' 'Homegrown . 'Remembers going to the dances and football games. Liked going to the beach and playing in the band. Ralph. Plans to travel the USA. Band 4, Swimming 2, Waterpolo 1, Dance Band 2. William David Hower - Bill . Remembers not getting trach canned as a scrub and working at the pet shop. Plans to go to Cal State Fullerton. Favorites Mr. Hand, Coach Starr, the Mountains, enchiladas, Baretta. Nicholas Robert Howes - Nick . Remembers getting in to football games free and making every deadline. A job and care, building a darkroom. Plans to go to OCC and major in photography. Favorites steak, 7:31 PM, Yellow- stone, snakes, backpacking. Waterpolo 1, Year- book Staff 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Advisory 4. ' Kevin Nash Jeffries - Gator leffS . Remembers the Edgar,.Winter concert with Hemp, Chrissie, and Action, the Stones concert and football party with Scott. When you ain't got nothing, you got nothing to lose. Plans to go to college, major in law. Football 1 - 4, Honor Roll 1 - 4, Vice-President Speech Club 4. Civil Defense Club 1. Dennis Anthony Jimenez - Swap Meet Kid ffD.J. . 'Biggest accomplish- ment wasfgraduating andfgetting a four-wheel drive. Remembers being waken up at 5 A.M. to be told he was a Co-Ed King Candidate. Plans to go to Utah and go to college, major in Business Administration, make a billion dollars. His Favorites are Mr. Hand, roast beef grinders, Pleasant View, Utah, betting on horse races, Mickey Mouse Club Show, skiing. wheeling, 5 to 8. and Chicago. Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3. 4, Basketball 1. Track 1, Ski Club 4. Student Council 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Treasurer, Letter- man 4. ' Deborah L. Johns - Debbie . Biggest accomplishment was graduation. Plans to go to Golden West College and travel to Hawaii. Favorites are Sunset Beach, Joni Mitchell, and her job . Carla IOl'l11SIOn - Remembers going to the Co-Ed with Dave Wear and making new friends at Rancho . Most exciting experience was buying her own car. Anything worth having is worth walt- ing for. Plans to travel to Nebraska or Hawaii and attend a Junior college. Colleen Johnston - ' 'Co1 . Plans to go to college and become a fashion designer and spend a lot of time traveling. David Brian Katayama - The Karnakazi Kid . Remembers parties before football games and parties after football games. Biggest accomplishment was counting to ten on his toes. Plans to go to Fullerton J.C. , major in Business Administration. Football 1 - 4, Basket- ball 1, Track 1 - 4, Wrestling 3, Soccer 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2. Linda Regina Kenworthy - Reggie . Biggest accomplishment was graduating early. Likes to job. ride bikes, listen to George Harri- son. Most memorable experience was going to Rod Stewart concerts. When you have seen beyond then you may find peace of mind is wait- ing there. Plans to go to Golden West to become a court reporter and travel to England. Honor Roll 1 - 4. Barbara Lois Kiewatt - Court Hog . Remembers Mr. Taylor's English class with Mike. Dave, Ken and John, marching in the Strawberry Festival, early morning practices. going to the beach in Karen's car. Favorites are Happy Days, Alice Cooper. Plans to become a secretary. G.S.S. 1, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Busi- ness Club 2, 3, 4. Lori Michelle King - Remembers Co-Eds, Elton John and other concerts. Favorites are steak and lobster, painting, and animals. Plans to go to Europe and go to Stenographers school. G.S .S. 2. Debra Anne Kingsland - Agnes . Big- gest accomplishment was graduation. Remem- bers the Disaster Drill in Freshman year. Favor- ites - Mrs. Anderson, tennis, bowling, Mexican food, Charlie, Margaritas, the beach. J-lunkie Dorie . Plans to get married soon and go to Santa Ana College and do some traveling. Kelly B. Klabunde - Kel . Biggest accomplishment was getting up at 6:00 for Bell Choir. Do ducks have lips? Among her favor- ites are Brian, Francine, Cindy, Kimo, Karen, and the choir gang, Toulouse, ducks, sunset, Elton John, Miss U. Plans to take a trip to Europe and go to college. Bell Choir 4, Concert Choir 4, Gir-l's Ensemble 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Team 2. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 8, 4. Kathleen lean Knecht - -Remembers cruis- ing in the La Bombs. Enjoys people, animals, swimming and water polo. Favorite teacher is Mr. Adams. Plans to go to college and major in zoology. Swimming 1. 2, 3, Water Polo 3, Speech Club 4, Business Club 4, Keywanettes 2, Student Council 2, 3. ' A ,-is 3- .1 ' 4 W wr, .. if' 3 Xf x fr, , 'T-M, ,I-i mf xi S Qs: .af f F ,SSA-3. X K git: .X Evfiiii V xf 15315255 9 is If - ' ,-l1,x-. s . 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Selah Witteveen, Dixie Wolf, Deanna Wolter, Lori Wood, Carol Wood, Lisa Wormuth, Karen Wright. Bill 22 lx N- kg.. vi-11,3 2? in ' 4 Q sk ,I I11 e Q e - ssl, iff Ms W-1 . . ss' s , flair t 6 '-... f Pre F3733 sident - Lymj Morrow ex Vice President - Teresa Siria ' Abo Abdo, Najia Abrams, Teri Acosta, Larry Adams, Ina Adams. Jackie Adams, Michael Adson, Frank Aguilera, Dave Aldi, Phil Alexander, Kenneth Alexander, Laura Allen, Jan Allen, Lisa Allen. Susan Allison, Kathy Ambrose, Luis Anastasi, Bernadette Anderson, Richard Anderson, Sara Anderson, Tina Andre, Joe Aratani, Brian Artinger, Dan Ash. Denise Ashby, Glen Atangan, Sandy Auerswald, Debbie Aultman, Debbie Bailie. Sandy Baker, Barbie Baker, Sharon Barker. Jeff Barnard, Sherry Barnes, David Bartlett, Herman Barto, Linda Bates, Chris Bates, Katie Batok, Janet Batsel. Chris Beavers. Tim Becker, Danny Bender, Holly Berke, Michel Bermudez, Lisa Besaw. Harold Beyreis, Chris Bieser, Elaine Bieser. Matthew Bihner. Kim Bilbao, Natalia Billhardt, Diane Bilonta. Eric Bishop, Barb Bishop. Steve Blake. Marc Bobie, Karen Boles, Pat Bolton. Diana Bonem. Adelle Boswell, Karen Braden. Jeanette Bradshaw, Kathy Brasher, Darth Brees, Keith Brest, Paul Brett. Tom Brooks, Jeanie Brosseau, Alice Brown. Kelly Brown, Anne Bruton, Bill Brzezinski, Sheila Buenafe, Donn Burge, Nancy Burge. Ginger Cady, Laura Callaway, Dan Callen, Warren Camou. Monica Carbone. Shannon Carlsson, Mike Case. Scott Castro, Glady Catena. Jacqueline Chanpagne, Eva Chapman. Steve Chesney, George Chiaromonte. Tom Christensen, Lisa Christenson, Todd Christy, Donna Chronister, Phil Cipollini, Rosmari Ciraulo, Phil Cohen, Laura Cole, Mary Cole, Wendy Colice, Mike Collins, Pam Combs. David Connington, William Connor, Karen Cook, Lloyd Cooper. Frank Coovert, Wally Cosgro, Jerry Cove, Mary Jo Covey, Cindy Cox, Ernie Cox, Rick Craig, Debra Criscuolo, Debbie Crozer, Joe Cruz, Johnny Cummins, Cyndie Curry, Melissa Dand, Tracy Dapper, Mike Darling, John Davis, Elizabeth Davis. Jim Dean, Denise Dean, Bob Deckard, Lori Deering, Janet Deering, Ron Degler, Jeanne DeLaCruz, Donna 45 Del Duca, Carl Del Duca, Pete DeMaci, Mike Dennis. Dawn Dennis, Tracy Denton, Frank Desjardins. Roxane Dial, Pat Diehl, Tina Dille, Cindy Dluehosh, William Dodd. Donna Dollar. Frank Dollar, Penny Donovan, James Donovan, Tori Dowis. Pat Dufault, Jim Du Luard, Teri Dunlap, Cary Ebany. Tony Edelman, Don Eggleston. Cyndi Elliott, Lady Elliott, Maribeth Emerson, Denise Endter, Janis Escalera. Debbie Essary. Brenda Essenberg, Steve Estremo, Steve Euker, Carol Farkas, Lisa Fassett. Kent Feher, Mike Feiock. Andrea Ferraro, Sam Fitch, Colleen Fitzgerald, Pat 'Kay .fi Flack, Larry Fleckenstein, Janice Flood, Robyn Fontaine, Shelley Forbes, Steve Forton, Jan Franchi, Carol Francis, Mary Franco, Mike Franke, Patti Fudoli, Dave Fuller, Linda Fults, Carrie Funderburg, David Galloway, Jack Garza, Debbie Gati, Ronald Gavin, Kim Gay, Jim Gentry, Bruce Geonetta, Greg George, Franki Gervasio, Laurie Gielow. Ron Glass, Debbie Glidewell, Mike Gomez Ofelia Gonzalez, Debbie Gordillo, Debbie Gorsche, Carol Gotwalt, David Goveia. Joe Grabe, Adrienne Grant. Dave ' ' Grant, Larry , . Green, Patrick Green. Renata F , X Gregoire, Lindy 5 , - Gregory. Mary ' L I 'D 'ti' K t ' P9 Pl' Gribble, Danny Griffin. Steven - . Grimes , Darrell of 'Q .S + ,s , t as I Hamer, Laurie Hamlin, Jim Hemmerton, Ron Hanne, Susan Hanon, Karl Harden, Debbie Harper, Jill Harper, Lee Harris, Bonnie Harris, Marc Harrison, Martha Hedgpeth. Valerie Heffner, Lori Hendrix, Karen Henry, Doug Henry, Ken Hernandez, Alfredo Hernandez. 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Leilani Lare, Mary Laudenslayer, Mark Lauzon, Rich Lee, Dan Leeder, John X. .r 'f.,.,g-Y: c'F.'f! 4m.t' :cr pv- fl NSF W gg 1' av' I . Leffler, Jeri Lehmann, Dana Leroy, Jodi Levesque, Jeannine Levesque, John Levonius. Mary Lewis, Cathy Lewis, Jim Lewis, Ray Lewis, Scott Lillard, Brenda Lillard, Dennis Liticker, Sandy Lopez, Joe Lovett, Steve Lumley, Gerald Madden. Bryan Madic, Charles Madrid, Cecelia Magoon, Debbie Mahoney Patricia Marshall Paula Martinez Alicia Martinez , Tony Martinez , Cathy Martinez Tony Mason, Neil Masson, Sandy Mathews, Joe Maurer, Pam Maxwell. Rachelle Mays, Keith McBurney. Shawn McCall, Diana McClenahan. Keith McClendon. Raynette McCue, Rick McDonald, James McKibben, Ray McLaughlin, Dara McClean, Claire McClean, Melanie McNeil. Beth Mcwhirter, Vicki Meacham, Linda Mello. John Melton, Dianna Mendoza, Andre Mercado, Danette Mercer, Marie 5 Meredith, Cindy Mesa, Rod Metcalf, Danny Metcalf, Don Miksch, Scott Miller, Angie Miller, Michelle Mitchell, Chris Mocco, Lori Monreal, Mike Montecinos, Robert Moore, Kelly Moreland, Steve Morell, John Moreno, Becky Morrison, Heidi Morrow, Lynn Mott. Frannie Munoz, Annette Nadel, Mette Neely, David Nelson, Kathy Neuhauser, Sue Nichols, Ed Nicholson, Karren Nielson, Karen Noren, Dave Norvell, Karen Oberle, Chris Ocasio, Yvette Ochoa, Venus Olson, George O'Neill, Chris O'Neill, Sue Opstad, Laura Organ, Shawn Orr, Mike Ortega, Laura Ott, Mary Ouellette, Gail Ouzts, Marvin Padziora, Mike Page, Dave Page, Tim Panter, Lori Park, Barbie Parsons, Bob Partch, Tim Passanisi, Anne Pena, Rita Penate. Carlos Pendrey, James Perry, Robert Pesak, Peggy Petersen, Kirk Petrosine, Sharon Phelps, Carol Phelps, Randy Phnp. Jim Pimentel, Ricarte Piper. Hugh Pockett, David Polesky, Andy Power, Ron Preuss, Don Privitelli, John Provencher, Glenn Pyle. Lonnie Quevedo, Lance Quijas, Annett Quintana, Toni Ramirez, Anita Ranalli, John Rawlings, Mitzi Ray, Amy Rea, Holly Reed. Bob Reeder, Janine Rik .I K Q' x., 'v N. '- N., U, I Rees, Britt Reilly, Cheryl Richards. Sue Ridinger, Richard Rios. Melinda Rizzi, Roxanne Roberts, Mike Robinson, Carol Rickwell, Yvette Rodriguez, Vera Rogers, Beverly Rogers. Charles Rogers, Melody Roggenkamp, Patti Romero. Shelley Rooks. Cheryl Rosas. Marty Rubin. Mitch Rupp. Tamora Salanio. Donna Salinas. Ralph Saltzman. John Sanchez, Mona Sartin, Teresa Saunders, Brad v e. Sa ag Ax Beverley Tom Schamber, Felix Scharlin, Mark Scheu. Pam Schmidt, Pam Schnitzer. Diana Schoenemann, Wade Schoonover. Cindy Schoppe, Daniel Scott. Jeff Sealy, Kelly Sebring. Victor Sheahan, Jenny Shelton, Kim Shipley, Scott Sieck. Ted Silk. Lisa Silvey, Jana Sims, Brian Sims, Linda Siriani. Teresa Slayton. Belinda Smallwood . Kenneth Smith , Barbie Smith , Debbie Smith, Kathy Smith Keith Smith, Kim Smith Mark Sousa. Vivian Speckman, Laura Spriggs. Lori Steinbeck, Fred Stewart, Nadine Stussy. Brock Sullivan, Weiner Swanson, Craig Talbot, Merrie Taylor. Ladawn Tischler. Emory Tompkins. Gina Topinio. Terrence Trievel, Cheryl Troell, Mark Trubey. Robbie Turner. Steve Twogood. Nancy Van Keirsbulck. Jim Velk, Lisa Vilmos. Steve Vinsent. Brett Voegtly. Kevin 237 Wagner , Patty Waits. Ron Waller. Wyoma Walls, Ken Ward , Margaret Warren, Linda Waters, Kelly Watts, Kevin Weaver, Robin Webb, Chuck Webb, Tim Weishaar, Mark Wells, Gary West, Jay West. Ginnie Wheeler , Missy White , Kerwin Willis, Suzanne Wills, Mike Wilson. 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Robert Christensen, Kathy Ciaccio, Patty Cipollini, Terri Clark, Mike Clarke, Teri Clermont, Jim Click, Tanya Cochran, Sabrina Coladonato, Shelley Colice, Vince Colodny, Ellen Conley, Mike Connor, Mary Constantine, Teresa Conway. Margret Corris, Mike Cox, Marcy Cragg, Curt Craig. Casey Crain, Jacquie Criscuolo, Vince Cromer, Laura Crone, Pamala Cross, Lora Crozer, Jill Cummins, Cindy Curlee. Lidia Cutler, Nigel Danna. Joe Dapper. Greg Davis, Craig Dean, Harold DeBoard, Julie Defrancisco, Bobby Delgadillo, Myrna Delmonico, Teri Deloera. Tony Dolan. Anastasia Dombroske, Roger Dominguez, Dana Dougherty, Shawn Dowling, Pat Dresser, Kelly Dublin, Jeff DuBord, Eugene Dufault, Bobby Dumhart, Doug 1' 2 l . n r Bal' li. as 2?-K v ' A16 w 4. Ma, , it Q ff.. ., , , ma. , 4,1 'rl Fw, VH . 1 Nl Is i 1 4 .5 fgxx Mild 'og 'v.., f',,.Q,f Q . jg --viagra, yy, 'Leave' 1 E-Q '-7-F' '-- ., 1-,. T. 3' .. 'Z' 'l'iS 1 L' 7 W . , ...AL --. 5 W Eatinger, Teya Edmonds, Robert Egan, Cathy Egan. Dean Eggleston, Jeff Elliott, Pam English, Stacy Erb, Bill Esparza, Joel Evers, Ioe Faulkner, Barry Fedonick. Glenn Feingold, Dayne Feist, Cathy Ferris, Debbie Field, Kathy Filicia. Cindy Finn, Lynn Fitzpatrick, Tim Flahive, Joe Fleming, Michele Flicker, Kim Flowers, Mark Foltz, Don Fontaine, Lori Fontneau, David Fosburg, Lynda Franco, Dave Franklin, Joyce Frazier, James Freeman, Carrie Freitas, Theresa Friedman, Jeff Fritts, Beth Frizell, Karen Fruh, Marcy Fusaro, Mike Gannaway. Cindy Garcia, Max Garretson, Scott Gasser. Kurt Gatlin, Allyn Gay, Colleen Geib, Gene Gielow. Larry Glover, Mike Godwin. Tom Gold, Dave Gomez, Corine Gonzales, Olivia Gonzalez, Shirley Goodman, Mary Goodwin, Mike Gorgie. David Gorsche, Nancy Gray, Russell Green, Tracey Guckert, Jim Guevara, Gina Guptill, Terri Gutierrez, David Hagsrrom. Jan Hall, James Hamilton, Kirk Hammon, Olive Hanon, Dan Hansen, Renee Hanson , Hanson, Harber Harlow , Rick Russ Terri Joey Harlow, John Harris, Randy Harris. Terrence Hartman, Jack Harvey, Remi Hasson, Dave Hayes, Virginia Hedrick, Jon Hegsrrom, Douglas Heicke, Lori Heidi, Laura Heirman, Krisri Helm, Terri Hendershot, Joy Hendrickson, Richie Henry, Joy Hernandez, Rick Herreras, Betina High, Mark Hinton, Agnes Hobbs. Ken Hofacre, Sandy Hoffman, Margret Holguin, Lawrence Holland, Mike Howard, Debra Huddlesron, Ron Hughes, Stephanie Hughes. Tom Huisar, Carlos Huiu, Joe Hurley, Peggy Jill Irwin, Steve James. Julie Jaramillo. JoAnn Jenkins. Kenny Jeno, Doug Jester, Eva Jewell, Robby Johns. Perry Johnson, Dawna Johnson, Eric Johnston, Debbie Johnston, Tammy Jones, Doreen Jones, Linda Jones. Vickie Jonkhoff, John Kallaher, Sandy Kay. Diana Kay. James Keefe, Allan Kelly, David Kelsey. John Kennedy, Christine Keogh, Mike Keys. Greg Kiewatt, Suzie King, Danny Kingsland, Dawn Knepper. Susan Knight, Melinda Knott. Gina Knowles, Christine Koerner, Mitchell Koster, Melinda Kottke, Steve Kubach, Ramona Ladwig, Clara Lamboy. 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John McDonald, Bill McElravey, Rick McGhee, Mike McGregory, LiLi McGuire, Patsy McKinney, Mary McLaughlin, Andy McMahon, Martha McNel1, Sharon Mcwhirter, Wayne Meitzler, Vicki Melton, Mary Mendelssohn, Ethel Mendoza, Ruben Mesa, Gloria Metcalf, Milton Meza, Armando Meza, Lita Miller, Sherrie Minkos, Leo Miraglia, Frances Moberley, Bruce Mohr, Tom Molina, Sylvia Montecinos, Mark Montoya, Tony Moon, Gordon I F1 X br -A W ,-, Q N Moore, Dianna Moore, Tim Morales, Lorraine Morikawa, Russell Mower, George Mulcahy, Cheryl Mullins. Terri Murillo, Mary Murray, Damon Murray, Frank Neal, Shane Neal, Terry Nelson, Bethel Nelson, Bob Neuhauser, Carla Nishimoto, Joann Nishimoto, John Noren, Carl Norris, Kelly O'hara, Jim Ohrazda, Rick Olson, Jeff Orduno. Eddie Orr. Conrad Ortwein, John Osier, Kris Overslrei, Julie Palmquisl, Roberta Panter, Debbie Parham, Sieve Parker, Bruce Parker. Robin Parrish, Cindy Pedigo, Cheri Perlman, Ammie Pfadm, Rick Phillips, Scoll Plau, Morris Plumb, Debbie Poma, Bruce Pope, Sherry Powell, Joni Power, Kim Powers. Elizabeth Poznoski, Mike Price, David Pyle, Sharron Quevedo, Aurora Quijas, Yvonne Radke, Kim Railey, Virginia Ralph, Mike Ramirez, Mary Ramirez, Veronica Ramos, Gerilynn Reddish, Holly Reed, Keith Redd, Sherry Reiss. Karin Reynolds, Nigel Rice, Joyce Richert, Martin Richie, John Riedinger, Debi Riley, Frank Riley. Roger Rivera, Linda Riveron, Tino Roberts, Debi Robertson, LeeAnn Rodriguez, Isabelle Rodriguez, Martin Rodriguez, Paula Rogers, Gail Rogers, Kathy Ruiz. Florence Russell, Todd Russo, Lisa Sabet, Frank Sacco. Lynn Sacco, Troy Sahili, Barbara Saich, John Salamone. Valerie Salinas, Bengie Salzman, Craig Sanchez, Lorri Sands. Mark Saunders, Patty Savage, Cathy Saylor, Steve Schaning, Joey Schatz, Danielle Schreiber, Sid Schultz, Debbie Schwartz, Dana Scura, Allyn Sego, Joann Segovia. Dorthy Shaffer, Rick Shaner, Mark Shaw, Brenda Shea, Leisa Shockey, Frank Shoemaker, Mark Sikich. Mitchell Silverstein, Bill Simmons, Richard Sitton, Cindy Slighter, Babette Smith. Debbie Smith, Diana Smith, Doyle Smith. Gloria Smith, T. I. Smith, Tracy Solleveld, Ronald Sottosanti, Kathy Sperry, Ron Spriggs, Sherri Starnes, Kevin Stephens. Jean Stevens, Ann Stimac, Elizabeth Stockton, Steven 5 G t N, rx ui R Mk' hx'-. q-, TN ' than Stoltman, Joe Stone, Sandie Strub, Kenneth Sturgeon, Robert Sucher, Lisa Surek, Robert Swanson, Mark Tafoya, Dan Taft, Steve Tanner, Valinda Tate, Teri Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Kim Tazelaar. Sherry Tetreault, Mary Tharp, Eddie Thomas. Cindy Thomas, Mark Thompson, Denise Tine, Robert Topinio. Letitia Trimble, Sally Trotter, Michele Tnrbey. Jim Trujillo, Joseph Turley, Dawn Turner, Dave Turner, Marcy Tyree. Paul Untiet, John Valadez, Roberta Vargas, Kenny Vasquez. Yolanda Velci, Mark Verhoef, Karl Vest, Jeff Voda, Jayne Wada, JoAnn Wagner. Rick Walker, Joel Wall, Ken Waller, Gerald Warner, Joseph Wash, K. C. Waters, Lori Watrous, Keith Webb, Martin Webber, Gary Weber, Randy Welch, Shannon Wells, Sandy Werling, Mary Wight, Tami Wilder, Randy Williams. Bill Willyard. Randy Wilson. Cindy Wisler, Richard Witteveen, Roanld Wolik, Cheryl Worden, Sheri Yniguez. Sherry Yoakum, John Yoakum. Sue Young, Rick Zakich, Dean Zinn, Dave 4 'Q 50 in-P 'Mn -5 K 1 Coed Just You And Me . . . was this year's theme for the traditional Coed dance. It was well organized by the members of Girls League. This year's Coed dance was held at the Newport Sheraton Hotel in the Brazilia Room. The name of the band was Jason. Craig Bovberg was crowned this year's Coed King. The other candidates were: Russ Beu- nafe, Jack Glasser, Phil Pierce, Dave Wear, Mike Whiting, Brian Case, Mike Charmonte, Dennis Jiminez, Kip O'Nei1, Henry Ishi, Kevin Araki, Guy Hemple. Every couple who attended will remember the good times shared that night: and the many more times to come just like it. Left Page: lj Debbie Gordillio and Larry Acosta posing in front of the picture back- ground. 25 Mr. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Long, and Mrs. Nedrow were a few of the cha- perones. 33 Mrs. Meador grabs Steve Gurly in the lobby hall for a quick hello. 43 For those who arrived early , there was the lobby in which to socialize. Right Page: 15 The name of the band this year was Jason. 25 A couple of Girls League hostesses serve punch. 35 Cindy Prado and escort dance the night away. 43 Vickie Tupkins have a clear field in which to dance. 55 Coed couple shakes the floor. UST vnu mo wi XP 25 M if K+ if Left Page: 13 As busy as they were the Coed King candidates paused a minute for a picture. 23 Cindi Eggleston and escort Don Odermat. 33 As the couples arrived they stopped by to check in their belongings. 43 Shannon Carbon and Anette Munoz get together with their escorts Jamie Voda and Bob Reed for a big evening 53 Karri Woodman and Mike Mott join in in the dancing. Right Page: 13 Vanessa Mott and Mike Whiting enter the Brazilia Room with enthusiasm. 23 During intermission the couples take a break to socialize . 33 Everyone joined in during the final dance. 43 Marry Allen and Craig Bovberg fthe elected Coed King3 looks at his trophy with amazement. 53 Carol Woods and her charming escort take a break for some punch. 3 ,zu 5, ii 23 6 Kclmpus-Kclpers. . . this year was held at the Garden Grove Auditorium on Saturday, Feb. 21, 1976. There were three different classes of competition, skits, solos and others. The Fonz and His Gals staged by the Girls' Ensemble won lst place for skits. For solos, Still You Turn Me On, sung by Tom Randle won lst. This Old Guitar, by Nick Faulkner won Znd. And, Cheers to the Poets, sung by Lynn Job won 3rd, Then last of all, The Talent Search, staged by the S.A.P. Productions won lst, Father and Son, sung by Jill Wheatley and Roger Drienka won 2nd. And, Shaft, staged by the Drill Team won 3rd. Masters of Ceremony were Phil Pierce and Bill Sylvester. Faculty Advisors were Carol Ulviden, Phil Perales, Bonnie Flagg and Holly McGee. 13 Holly Bender singing Who Will Buy? 23 The women of the Revolutionary War Mourn for their dead, in The Tricennial put on by the Girls' Glee Club. 33 William Sylvester and Phil Pierce act as host for Kampus-Kapers. 43 Brenda Hamby in a guitar solo. 53 Roger Drienka and Jill Wheatley sing Father and Son by Cat Stevens. G mmap 1 i l 4.x 95. v x h Q I , . -'E' Qswj 73 . .. ff, lx x tw' ,J 5 .N I-1 K.. 9 na' Us' 'Wm A ng - f 'Y ,, M - A R H 'nw-vw , 1918? Q2 dj.. x 4 1 3 I 55: 9 -'li MQW? U Art and Literature VOICE INSIDE As I walked into the house I heard somebody calling. Hey! Hey you! I looked all around. then thought to myself , I'm going crazy. I knew nobody else was home. Down here on the floor. when I looked down I realized my brother's levis were talking. Now listen! I have been quiet long enough. I have to get some- thing off my pockets. All I could do was take the nearest seat. My name is Lee, and today is my birthday. Do you realize I am three years old? Yep, I've been living with your brother for three years. Believe me- it hasn't been easy. Being a pair of levis is a rough job. Keith always forgets to wash me - sometimes I get washed once a month. And I really hate it when Keith goes to all those stupid parties. He has to act big, spilling beer and wine on me. I hate beer and wine. I'd rather have mixed drinks. When it's around twelve o'c1ock, the party is going strong, the music loud enough to make the walls shake, and me - I'm wet from waistline to cuffline, drunker than a skunk. About this time Keith has to go outside into the cold air so he can look at his friends' motorcycles. As they fiddle with the greasy parts. Keith sits in the dirt which turns into mud as soon as it touches me. Then Keith always wipes his black hands on me. It is very difficult to breathe with all that gunk filling my pores. About three or four o'clock, we get up to go home. And like every other night, I'm thrown on the floor. By this time I'm so exhausted, I want a good night's sleep. Instead. the dog comes running in, and plunk, he lies on me. That wouldn't be so bad except he scratches all night long, and throws all his fleas on me! Sorry for bothering you, but I just had to tell somebody why I look so old and worn out. As Lee said this, Keith walked into the room and picked his levis up. As I tumed to leave the room , I heard Lee whisper, If there is any truth to reincar- nation, in my next life I think I will be a motorcycle. Everybody takes care of them. Steve Neely 12th Grade ,I :,: ::g-af ny , S, Ui 1 X N, .I'- ig- Iohn Montoya 12th Grade o-1-ugfnpr' L fn.: U ' ' XL4 1 5 Jim Gurzi 11th Grade li V ' e' ' A. o . V 'V' . , . . , , t . , - ,, -' Sf' I.: '-s: e N Q M . :Q 0 ' .. 'Tia X X ' ' - 31,-1 , . 4.--1 A n : a V,-,,..,,Nn I, f Jeff Carlson 9th Grade 'Sz' . I, U.. aIE..' 'N . . S I O .N 0.3, BEFORE THE RACE The warm protective cloth covering completely is gone now . The wind and dark clouds. bitter cold , stab and slap my almost naked skin the sweat freezes and dries I breathe hard. A leaf falls from a nearby branch. The breeze grabs it with its icy palms and throws it toward the lake. Small ripples white-capped and flowing receive the dead leaf and send it sailing past a duck - the bird looks so comfortable, warm and content. I can hear my heart now it is in rhythm with my foot steps. Unbearable , the tension rips and tears my inner organs while the wind whips my back. Into the group I migrate the grass scraped dry hidden softness by the river of air yet underneath, the hints of hidden moisture. It's warm here in the pack, all breathing hard . white mist hanging from the breath, Restless. everyone moving about. The outside voices hush. Even the wind calms the group freezes, everyone leans forward as far as possible every inch counts . A command. I close my eyes and talk to someone I barely understand. I-le is close to me now. I open my eyes my fear is gone the cold is gone my mind is blank the lasting instant of waiting. It's over now with the sharp terrifying signal the mob moves. The waiting is finally over. Steve Neely 12th Grade Tornado The old grey barn sleeps soundly in the night. Unnoticed is the subtle arrival of the murderous clouds. A sudden roar breaks the tranquility of slumber As the wretched funnel-shaped cloud appears on the horizon. Ringing in my ears is the sound of wood being ripped from its foundations like arms and legs wrenched from their sockets. It lasts only a minute, or half. The funnel's work is done . It left its mark behind. The old grey barn will sleep no more . Nadine Bergstrom 11th Grade 60 Self Beside the fire I read my book Within a world my own. And as I lean back in this nook, I dream of things I've known, A Of friends I had, Of facts I learned, Of gifts received, Of things I earned. Oh, of this lonely world I'm in, You'l1 probably never know. To me it seems I never win. I never really grow. But stay as I have always been, A seed that wasn't sown. Tim Russell - 11th Grade John Montoya 12th Grade ww 5. ' :fi It ' I fit r ,R S-C., 'tm s Joanne Bagwell David Whitf0Id 9th Grade 11th Grade .,.-- ,Lf .KN Q 4 . .wb -. I If iw MOODY SKIES Clouds part overhead . The sun shines through For only a moment Then the clouds fuse. The sky, crowded with clouds, Thick, silver, dark complexioned. Asks the wind for consolation Not knowing how to guide the Golden , heating rays through its congestion Frustrated and bewildered, the sky Cries out in a bellow of rain Heaving its load and answering Its own quest to shine and be seen. Joe Dudevoir 12th Grade Mark Glessner Rick Ratner 11th Grade 12th Grade Mike Hayes 12 Grade The Tree I looked at the tree. Darkened shells of once living acorns lie in an island of dark shade Surrounded by milky yellow light as if seen through sleep-filled eyes. The grass I sit on is a deep cushiony green, still bearing traces of the cool dewy night. I look at the tree itself: A muddy, well-water brown. Living, thriving, blemished with intricate valleys, each a disunited world in itself. filled with the constituents of a different life, insects. I look up. up, this lone citadel Towers above all else. My eye's gaze reveals mighty branches to me . The wind rustles the leaves. Down at its base a tiny ground squirrel, shades of iridescent browns and golds his fur. scurries away toward a rendezvous with fellow chipmunks. As I lean back and close my eyes, the countryside is endowed with the carolling of the birds. I listen, and peace overwhelms me . The burning sun has set. Day is done . Tim Russell 11th Grade The Pep Rallies and Assemblies . . . of '75-'76 were somewhat different this year when they took to the colors of red, white, and blue. To show their bicentennial spirit Rancho had Spirit Week and its first Political Convention, in which approximately 500 students participated. Ran- cho hopes to have another next year in which they hope participation will double . 15 Lisa Cross gives her election speech. 27 Doug Richardson goes over poll procedures with Cheryl Hauenstein. 31 Delegates Wendy Stoffers and Mary Mallon, question one of the presidential can- didates. 45 Cindy Krisman giving her election speech. 53 A look at the floor prior to the start of the convention. l 'V'W ,Lx if r P CAL F0 x., ,Qiilm X 1 ' I' - . w A gm - I .- . .1 , -'il N fi ,, ,. ' ig 63 'ii I5 Q, . . Q9 It 1 f fy ' Q ' , O ' X if 92,1 . . l 6 - ff 'FP 452 bfi, in wx Rf. J I , R., Sho-f Q!-A N 3 -. -.45 .x 'li vm J, k X ,Q X ff..- K 1 M -N.,- f 65 43 , 223 Abbott, Malcolm J.: 162, 163, 241 Abbott, Stephen C.: 130, 223 Abercrombie, Karen L.: 223 Abercrombie, Terry: 178 Aboabdo, Naji: 241 Aboabdo, Najia: 231 Abrams, Teri A.: 231 Acosta . Larry R.: 231. 253 Adamo, Patricia M.: 178, 186 Adams, Ina C.: 231 Adams, Jackie M.: 231 Adams, Lisa: 26. 60 Adams, Richard C.: 178 Adams, Ronald C.: 178 Adams, Sharon: 122, 241 Adams, Tim S.: 223 Baker , Barbara: 231 Baker, Dennis L.: 178 Baker, James F.: 223 Baker, Melanie H.: 42, 178 216, 45, 214 Baker. Perry J.: 223 Baker, Ronald H.: 108, 109 223, 264, 152 Baker, Sharon A.: 231 Baker, Tim: 241 Balderrama, Aurora P.: 241 Baldwin, Dawn L.: 12, 178, 241 Blake, Kathy L.: 241 Blake, Marc G.: 231 Blake, Sharon L.: 223 Blanche, Evelyn A.: 223 Blanche, Ramon A.: 180 Blankenship, Frank: 180 Blubaugh, Deanne M.: 12, 13, 42, Blubaugh, Debra M.: 241 Bobie, Karen L.: 231 Bohacik, Lisa E.: 241 Bokelman, Dana L.: 180 Burge, Virginia A.: 231 Burke, Gregory E.: 109. 180 Burns Burns Burtt . Karen M.: 16, 19, 180 Nola L.: 223 Deborah A.: 241 Buss, Mark E.: 181 Butera. R. Darice: 223 Buzzetta . Catherine: 223 n 0 Bovberg Bartholio, Mark D.: 223 Adson, Frank M.: 111, 231 Aguilar, Monica M.: 241 Aguilera, David M.: 231, 139 Aguilera, Mary H.: 241 Aguilera, Ruben: 112, 241 Alcala, Deedee: 241, 23 Aldi, Phil: 231 Alexander, Kenneth W.: 231 Baldwin, Robert: 241. 23 Balon, Phillip G.: 241 Barker, Jeff C.: 136, 231 Barker, Jeri A.: 241 Barker, Vicki L.: 179 Barnard, Sherry M.: 26, 29, 231 Barnes, David P.: 231 Barngrover. Karen L.: 179 Barone Barone , Danise R.: 223 , John J.: 241 Barrett, Linda K.: 179 Barrow, Fred D.: 223 Barrow. Harold B.: 179 Bokelman, Diane L.: 241, 207 Boles, Patrick F.: 111, 231 Bolton, Diana L.: 231 Bolton, Gregory W.: 157, 180 Bolton, Michael R.: 109, 223 Bolton, Steven L.: 109, 223. 152 Bonem, Adelle E.: 231 Bonem . Berthold A . : 223 Borrego. Johnny C.: 133, 241 Boswell, Karen: 231 Boucher, Carmen J.: 223 Boucher, Jim H.: 180 , Craig A.: 109. 180, 252 Buzzetta, Theresa J.: 66, 241 Byrd, Lawana A.: 29, 241 Byrd, Lorondo A.: 112, 133, 241 Byrne, Wayne E.: 241 Cady, Laura: 231 Cady, Lu ann: 242 Callaway, Daniel: 111, 231 Callen, Warren L.: 231 Camou, Franklin P.: 126 Camou, Monica D.: 231 Campbell, Robert W.: 26, 181 Carbone, Shannon M.: 231, 255 Cardus, Cindy D.: 242 Carlson. Jeffrey M.: 242 Carlson, Joseph: 223 Carlson, Karen M.: 181 Carney, Theresa L.: 223 Alexander, Laura L.: 16, 123, 231 Allen, Debra L.: 31, 178, 212, 32 Allen. Jan L.: 231, 23, 158 Allen, Lisa L.: 231 Allen, Mary J.: 223, 255 Allen, Susan K.: 24, 231 Alliende, Veronica A.: 42, 43, 148, 178, 216 Allison, Jeffry L.: 223 Allison Allison , Kathleen E.: 231 , Victoria L.: 241 Ambrose, LuisJ.: 110, 111, 231 Anastasi, Bernadette: 231 Anastasi, Margaret M.: 60, 241 Anderson, Craig E.: 112, 241, 169 Anderson, Jon D.: 24, 223 Anderson, Kerry K.: 124, 241 Anderson, Laura A.: 241 Anderson, Paul M.: 223 Anderson, Richard A.: 132, 231, 169 , 168 Anderson, Ronald D.: 140, 223 Anderson, Rose M.: 178 Anderson, Sara F.: 12, 231, 23 Anderson, Tina M.: 231 Andre , Andre . Angelo Jose I.: 111, 231 Valentina: 178 . Tina D.: 241 Bartlett, Herman R.: 231 255 Bowd le , Andy L.: 223 Barton, Huey R.: 241 Bates, Christine A.: 24, 121, 231 Bates, Katherine L.: 24, 231, 36 Bates, Latese, M.: 223 Batok. Janet M.: 231 Batok, Tom: 223, 152 Batsel, Christopher L.: 26, 231 Baumann, Craig T.: 179 Beavers, Timothy D.: 231 Becker, Daniel J.: 231 Becker, Jenny: 124. 149, 241 Becker, Tammy: 223, 85 Becker Becker , ThomasI.: 103, 179, 152 , Timothy M.: 102, 103, Bowdle, Nancy L.: 29, 241 Bower, Kathryn A.: 223 Bowling, Douglas S.: 180, 190 Bowling, Randall M.: 109, 223 Boyd, Forrest E.: 241 Braden, Jeanette A.: 148, 231, 23 Bradshaw, Jerry B.: 162, 241 Bradshaw, Katheryn A.: 15, 231 Bradshaw, Mike A.: 24, 223, 169, 21 Branch, Cynthia D.: 15, 223 Brannen, Robert K.: 241 Brantley, Leroyce L.: 180 Brasher, Darth E.: 231 179, 152 Bellamy, Patricia A.: 223 Bendeck, Anthony: 223 Bender, Holly M.: 231, 256, 158 Benich, Craig: 223 Bennett, Susan M.: 223 Benningfield, Daniel: 241 Berard, Clinda G.: 223 Berard, Rodney H.: 241 Bergstrom, Nadine E.: 121, 223 Bergstrom. Stanley G.: 179 Berke, Michel A.: 163, 231 Brasher, David R.: 223 Bray, Jon K.: 223 Brees. Keith M.: 231 Brees, Larry R.: 180 Breit, Dona B.: 16, 19, 223 Brest, Brenda K.: 241 Brest, Paul L.: 231 Brett, Thomasl.: 111, 231 Brooks, Jean M.: 24, 231 Brooks, Michael L.: 112, 113, 133. 240, 241, 139 Brose, Kenneth T.: 161, 223 Aragon, Jay A.: 109, 223 Araki, Kevin R.: 31, 35, 109, 178, 179, 252, 263, 169, 168, 214, 212, 210, 211 Aratani, Brian H.: 110, 111, 231, 1e9 Areyan. Catalina: 241 Areyan. Gloria: 223 Armitage, Terence M.: 178 Amold, Kelly A.: 223 Arthur. Kimberly K.: 223 Artinger, Dan A.: 231 Asenbauer, Kenneth: 178 Asenbauer, Susan M.: 178 Ash, Denise R.: 231 Ashby, Glen E.: 231 Atangan. Sandra J.: 231 Atuatasi, Faamanu: 109 Auerswald, Deborah S.: 231 Aultman, Debbie: 231 Ayala, Blanca A.: 241 Ayres, Diane E.: 29, 115, 116, 241 Ayres, Keith B.: 178 Baccus, J. C. , III: 136, 163, 241 Bachtelle. Lori: 223 Bagwell, Joanne M.: 42, 43, 241 Bailie, Sandy I.: 231 Bain, Patricia A.: 223 Bermudez. Elisa A.: 13, 231 Bermudez. Steven P.: 26. 179, 158 Bertuzzi, Deborah: 241 Besaw, Harold: 231 Besaw, Steven: 26, 102, 104, 179 158, 152 Beyreis. Christine: 231 Beyreis. Lorraine A.: 179 Bicknell, Gregg M.: 241 Bieser , Bieser . Elaine R.: 26, 29, 231 Mathew L.: 162, 231 Biggs, Steven W.: 241 Bihner, Kimberly D.: 12, 231 Bilbao, Natalia: 231 Bilderback, Eugene T.: 241 Billhardt, Denise: 101, 223 Billhardt, Diane: 231 Brosseau, Alice C.: 43, 231 Brown, David A.: 241 Brown, Judi M.: 241 Brown, Kelly J.: 231 Brown, Lizbeth A.: 101, 121, 231 Brown, Robin L.: 223 Brown, Stephen E.: 26, 180, 223, 164 Brown, Timothy L.: 157, 180 Brown, Timothy R.: 180 Brown, Wayne M.: 180 Bruce, Jeffrey: 241 Bruce. Richard J.: 223 Bruton, Bill H.: 231 Brzezinski, Sheila L.: 231 Bucher. Kristy: 241 Buckley, Jill: 16, 241 Buckley, Larry: 109, 223, 138 Billhardt, Don: 112, 241 Bilonta, Eric J.: 231 Binding, Russell S.: 223 Bink, Melody A.: 241 Bishop, Barbara J.: 231 Bishop, Kelly: 42, 43, 223 Bishop, Lisa J.: 223 Bishop, Stephen: 231 Bjorklund, David S.: 133, 241. 169 Black, Susanne M.: 122, 179 Bue, Timothy A.: 223 Buenafe, Donn A.: 110, 111. 132, 231, 264 Buenafe, Russell G.: 107, 109. 180, 186, 252, 138 Buggar, Lisa G.: 241 Caro, Orlando G.: 242 Caro, Ronald J.: 242 Carroll, Michael: 242 Carroll. Pamela J.: 101, 124, 181, 85 Carry, Shirley A.: 242 Caruso, Corinne L.: 26, 181 Caruso, Richard: 24, 26, 242 Casares, Daniel R.: 242 Casas, James P.: 109, 181, 264 Casas, Richard J.: 112, 141, 242 Case, Brian S.: 107, 109, 181. 252 Case, Jerome l.: 181 Case, Scott E.: 111, 231 Castro, Edmond H.: 223 Castro, Gladys A.: 12, 231 Catena, Jacqueline L.: 65, 231 Catena, Mary K.: 223 Chambers, Dan V.: 109, 223 Champagne, Eva: 231 Chapman, Steven L.: 231 Chavez, Chris A.: 133, 242 Chavez, MichaelJ.: 26, 181 Chavez, Robert M.: 242 Cherney, David J.: 181. 215, 214 Chesney, George E.: 231 Chiaromonte, Michael: 181, 216, 252, 37, 212 Chiaromonte, Tom A.: 231 Christensen, Kathryn: 242 Christensen, Lisa M.: 231 Christensen. Tom: 223 Christenson, Todd: 232 Christie, Steven G.: 181 Christy, Donna: 232 Christy, Kathleen: 56, 223 Chronister, Phillip W.: 232 Chumacero, Naomi: 223 Chumacero, Norma: 15, 60, 181, 264 Ciaccio, Patricia A.: 66, 242 Cipollini, Rosmarie: 232 Ciraulo, Philip C.: 232 Clark, Michael: 242 Clarke, Teri A.: 242 Clermont, James E.: 242 Click, Tanya L.: 242 Clifton, Arthur A.: 109 Cochran, Sabrina R.: 242 Cohen, Laura B.: 232 Coladonato, Ann: 181 Coladonato, Many F.: 223 Burge, Carol A.: 24, 241, 158 Burge, Dinah L.: 180, 85 Burge, Kimberly J.: 241 Burge, Nancy L.: 231, 23 Burge, Sallie: 241 Coladonato, Michelle: 242 Cole, Jeanette M.: 181 Cole. Jo A.: 224 Cole, Mary E.: 232 Cole, Randal L.: 182 Fedonick, Glenn T.: 243 Cole, Wendy E.: 232 Colice, Michael V.: 232 Colice, Vincent P.: 242 Collins, Denise M.: 224 Collins, Pamela J.: 124, 232 Colodny, Brian A.: 182, 216, 207. 215 Colodny, Ellen F.: 29, 148, 242 Combs, David: 232 Combs, Eugene A.: 182 Conley, Michael: 242 Conner, Derinda D.: 182 Connington, Kevin P.: 224 Connington, William: 232 Connor, Karen L.: 232 Connor, Mary R.: 242 Conti. Richard A.: 182 Conway, Margaret M.: 122, 242 Cook Jeannette R.: 224 Cook, Lloyd D.: 232 Coonradt, Kimberly A.: 13, 24, 224 Cooper. Frank A.: 232 Coovert, Wally E.: 232 Coppage, Chrysteen E.: 182 Coppage, Pamela K.: 122. 123. 224 Coppola, Jackie J.: 224 Cosgro, DouglasJ.: 182, 189, 216 Cosgro, Jerry: 232 Costantini, Judith A.: 24, 224, 23 Cote, Michael J.: 182 Cove. MaryJ.: 124, 232 Covey, Cynthia: 232 Cox, Marcella C.: 242 Cox, Ricky L.: 232 Cox, Steven L.: 182 Coy. Leanne: 182 Cragg, Curtis K.: 242 Deboard Deboard Deckard Deering Deering . Julie A.: 29. 242 , Suzanne R.: 183, 85 , Lori: 232 . Janet M.: 232 Ron E.: 232 DeFrancisco, Robert: 133, 242 Degler, Jeanne M.: 232 Delacruz. Donna M.: 232, 52 Delano. Patti S.: 224 Delano, Sandra: 12, 24 Delduca, Carl J.: 232. 139 Delduca, Denise: 224, 158 Delduca, Peter F.: 100, 111, 162, 232 Deleon, Carol: 13, 24, 224 Delgadillo, Myrna: 242 Delmonico, Terri L.: 242 Demaci, Michael A.: 232 Denbow, Lane A.: 224 Denham, Mark A.: 224 Dennis, Dawn E.: 24, 232 Dennis, Michael E.: 183 Dennis, Tracy: 232 Denton, Frank T.: 232 Denton, Russell A.: 109, 118, 119 Derobbio, Doreen M.: 183 Desjardins, Roxane: 232 Desrosiers, John F.: 224 Deutsch, Karoline E.: 47, 124, 224 Devitt, Brian K.: 183 Dewes, ChristopherJ.: 183, 224 Dial, Patricia: 232 Dial, William E.: 109, 183 Diaz, Enrique C.: 183, 23 Diaz. Janet E.: 224 Diehl, Tina M.: 232 Dille, Cynthia K.: 232 Dluehosh, William M.: 232 Craig . Craig . Craig . Crain . Casey O.: 242 Debra L.: 232 Louis A.: 224 David: 24, 224 Crain. Jacqueline A.: 242, 146 Crandall. Douglas K.: 161, 182 Crawford. Terry E.: 224, 23 Creed . Crisan . Robert L.: 109, 224. 155 Christina L.: 183 Criscuolo, Debra A.: 232 Criscuolo, Vincent J.: 242 Cromer. Barbie A.: 183 Cromer, Laura A.: 124, 240. 242. 36 Crone , Pamala F.: 242 Cross, Lisa A.: 112, 224, 262, 32 Cross, Lora M.: 242 Cross, Michael G.: 48, 224 Crozer, Jill: 242 Crozer, Joseph P.: 232, 2 Cruz. J ohnny L.: 232 Cummins, Cindy A.: 242 Cummins, Cynthia A.: 232 Cummins, Jane L.: 183 Curlee, Lidia B.: 242 Curry . Cutler , Melissa E.: 232. 23 Nigel J.: 242 Dand. Tracy M.: 232 Danna . Joseph: 242 Dapper, Gregory S.: 140. 142, 242 Dapper. Michael J.: 143, 232 Darling. John P.: 232 Davey , Davis. William E.: 24, 224 Craig R.: 242 Davis, Elizabeth A.: 232 Davis, James M.: 232 Davis. Mike C.: 136 Davis, Susan: 60, 183 Dawe. Tammy K.: 16, 19, 224 Day, Tami C.: 183 Dean, Denise A.: 232 Dean, Harold B. , Jr.: 242 Dean, Robert W.: 111, 232 Dodd, Donna E.: 232 Doherty, Mark E.: 224 Doherty, Patty: 224 Dolan, Anastasia: 242 Dollar, Frank L.: 232 Dollar, Penny L.: 232 Dombroske, Keith: 224 Dombroske, Leona J.: 183, 213 Dombroske, Roger O.: 242 Dominguez, Dana: 242 Donovan, James W.: 232 Donovan, Sarah J .: 224 Donovan, Victoria D.: 121, 232, 52 Dorio, Mary T.: 224 Dorschel, Thomas R.: 224 Dougherty, Shawn M.: 112, 157, 242 Dougherty, Teresa A.: 15, 224 Dovico, Mark: 140, 224 Dowling, Patrick D.: 112, 133, 242 Doyel, D. Michael: 224, 164 Dresser, Kelly: 242 Drienka, Roger S.: 256 Dublin, Jeff L.: 242 Dublin, Rebecca A.: 183 Dudevoir. Joseph M.: 183, 152 Dufault, James D.: 24, 111, 132. 232. 169 Dufault, Michael S.: 134, 183, 168 Dufault. Robert B.: 24, 112, 242 Dukes, Andrew N.: 224, 169 Duluard, Teri: 232 Dumhart, Douglas D.: 136. 242 Dunlap, Cary: 24, 232 Dupuy, Sheilah: 184 Durry, David J.: 24, 130, 224, 23 Easterling. Linda L.: 224 Eatinger, Galatea T.: 243 Ebany, Gordon A.: 232 Edelman, Donald, Jr.: 232 Edmonds, Robert L.: 136, 243 Edwards, Chris M.: 224 Edwards, Janice L.: 184 Egan, Catherine L.: 243 Egan, Dean: 243 Egan, Mike S.: 224 Egelhoff, Robert: 184, 164 Eggleston, Cynthia M.: 66, 232. 255, 264 Eggleston, Jeffrey O.: 105, 243 Elliott, Lady L.: 232 Elliott. Maribeth: 232 Elliott, Pamela S.: 243 Emerson. Denise C.: 232 Emerson, Diane M.: 184 Endter, Janice L.: 115, 116, 232, 52 English, Stacy L.: 243 Erb, William M.: 243 Errington, Robert E.: 66, 163, 224 Escalera, Debbie J .: 232 Esparza, Joel: 243 Essary, Brenda L.: 232 Essary, Lester H.: 224 Essenberg, Steven R.: 232 Euker, Carol A.: 232 Evers. Jeanne M.: 184 Evers, Joseph D.: 243 Evers, Michael L.: 224, 138 Ewing, Stephen C.: 224 Fanning, Hope L.: 224 Farkas, Lisa L.: 13, 232 Farnsworth. Thomas A.: 224 Fassett, Kent H.: 232 Faulkner, Barry S.: 26, 113, 133. 243. 169 Faulkner, Nickie W.: 109, 140, 184. 256, 257 Feher. Michael R.: 232 Feingold. Dayne S.: 243, 155 Feist, Kathryn M.: 243 Ferguson, Diane L.: 224 Ferraro, Sam J.: 232 Ferris, Debbie K.: 243 Fiebrantz, Robert: 184 Field, Kathleen: 243 Fielder. Don S.: 109, 130, 264, 138 Fielder, Sylvia A.: 24, 31, 184, 63, 62 Fife, Dana: 224 Filicia, Cynthia M.: 243 Fitch, Colleen D.: 232 Fitch, Keith: 24 Fitch, Ronnie: 109, 184, 23. 152 Fitzgerald, Patrick K.: 24, 136. 232, 21 Fitzpatrick, Kathleen: 184, 85 Fitzpatrick, Timothy: 243 Flack, Larry F.: 233 Flahive. Joseph M.: 243 Fleckenstein, Janice: 233, 52 Flecky, Barbara J.: 16, 19, 29, 184, 207 Fleming, Michele A.: 243 Flicker, Kim C.: 149, 243 Flood, Robyn P.: 233 Flowers, Mark K.: 243 Foltz, Donald E.: 243 Fontaine, Lori A.: 243 Fontaine, Lynn A.: 184 Fontaine. Shelley M.: 233 Fontneau, -David L.: 24, 243 Forbes, Steve P.: 233 Forrester, William A.: 184 Forton, Jannette L.: 233 Fosburg, Linda: 243 Franchi, Carol L.: 233, 23 Franchi, Norman R.: 24, 140, 224, 23 Francis, Mary E.: 233 Francis, William B.: 24. 184 Franco, Dave R.: 133, 243. 169 Franco. Michael, Jr.: 132, 233 Franke, Patricia A.: 16, 233, 166 Franklin. Joyce M.: 29. 243 Frazier, James R.: 243 Freeman. Carrie E.: 243 Freeman, Mark E.: 66, 56, 60, 184, 185. 216 Freiras, Theresa M.: 243 Friedman, Jeffrey A.: 243 Fritts, Elizabeth A.: 243 Frizell, Karen: 243 Frueh, Rorick J.: 109, 115. 184 Fruh, Marcella J.: 243 Fudoli, David R.: 233 Fuller, Linda M.: 233 Fuller, Ted: 224 Fuller. Vivian P.: 185, 23 Fults, Carolyn E.: 42, 43, 233 Funderburg. David L.: 233 Fusaro, Michael A.: 243 Gabel, Diane: 185, 196 Gallati, Kevin G.: 224 Galloway, Jack E.: 233, 155 Galloway. James D.: 185 Gannaway, Cindy A.: 243 Garcia, Leticia G.: 224 Garcia, Max J.: 243 Garcia, Tino D.: 185 Gardner, Deborah: 65, 224 Garinger, Cynthia A.: 185 Garisek, Lola M.: 185 Garisek, Maureen: 26, 224 Garnett, Connie R.: 224 Garretson. Scott B.: 243 Garretson. Tara A.: 185 Garrett. Linda L.: 185 Garza, Debbie A.: 233 Garza, Patricia J.: 224 Gasser, KarenJ.: 14, 15. 120. 185, 264 Gasser, Kurt: 104, 243 Gati, Ronald F.: 233 Gatlin, Allyn R.: 112. 243 Gaulrapp, Shelley L.: 224 Gavin, Kimberly K.: 233 Gawronski, Joseph: 224 Gay, Colleen M.: 243 Gay. James D.: 224 Gay, Tom R.: 134, 185, 144 Geib, Eugene E.: 112, 113, 243 Gentry, Bruce A.: 233 Geonetta, Gregory A.: 233 George. Frankie: 233 George, Jean M.: 14, 15, 224 George, V. Lee: 185, 216 Gerhard, Bradley C.: 134, 224, 147 Gerhard, Geri L.: 29, 121, 185, 216, 40, 45, 214 Gervasio, Laura L.: 29, 233 Gielow, Cheryl L.: 224, 85 Gielow, Larry R.: 243 Gielow, Ronald G.: 132, 233 Gilchrist, Terry E.: 225 Giles, Kathryn L.: 186 Glaser, John C.: 109, 157, 186, 252, 37 Glasgow, Terri L.: 225 Glass, Debbie M.: 233 Glass, John C.: 186 Glessner. Mark A.: 225 Glidewell, Michael W.: 233 Glover, Michael R.: 243 Gluyas, Leslie C.: 225 Gluyas, Wade A.: 225 Godown, Mark D.: 186, 216 Godwin, Thomas L.: 243, 139 Goeke, William W.: 102, 103, 186 Gold, Davis S.: 243 267 Bonnie J.: 233 Gomez, Corine: 243 Gomez, Ofelia: 233 Gomez, Rebecca: 225 Gonzales . Olivia A.: 243 Gonzalez, Debra L.: 233 Gonzalez, Shirley A.: 243 Goodman, Brad: 186 Goodman, Mary K.: 243 Goodwin, Michael R.: 243 Gordillo , Debbie A.: 233, 253 Gorgie, David F.: 243 Gorsche . Carol A . : 233 Gorsche, Kathleen K.: 225 Gorsche, Nancy V.: 243 Gotwalt, David W.: 24, 140, 141. 233. 23. 20 Gotwalt, Joanne M.: 225 Happe. Alison: 48, 225 Harber, Stephen M.: 24, 225 Harber, Terri L.: 29. 244 Harden, Deborah L.: 233 Hardenburg. Gregory A.: 225 Hardesty, Lori A.: 225 Hardy . Joyce A.: 26, 225 Harlow, Joey: 244 Harlow, John E.: 244 Harper Harper Harris . Harris , 139 Harris , Harris . , Jill A.: 233 , Leroy: 238 Marc L.: 110, 111, 233, Randall J.: 112, 244 Terrence M.: 157, 244 Harrison, Kim A.: 48, 187 Harrison. Martha: 233 Holguin, Brandon C.: 225 Holguin, Lawrence: 244 Holland. Michael E.: 244 Holm, Debbie P.: 122, 225 Holmgren, Robert: 24, 188 Holmgren, Thomas K.: 234 Holsonbake, Helaine: 188 Holstein, Harry E.: 225 Hostetler, Scott K.: 234 Houpt. Diane E.: 234 Houpt. George H.: 234 Houpt. Susan I.: 225 Howard . Howard , Bryan W.: 188 Debra L.: 24, 244 Howard, Gordon L.: 225 Howard, Tammy L.: 232 Howell. Charles H.: 24, 234, 139 Howell. Juanita: 188 Goveia, Joseph D.: 233 Goveia, Terri L.: 42, 121, 186. 45 Goward, Richard A.: 186 Grabe, Adrienne D.: 24, 233 Graham. Scott E.: 186, 169, 168 Grant, David: 233 Grant, Larry: 233 Grant, Ronald: 225 Gray. Douglas K.: 109, 186 Gray, Russell G.: 243 Green . Karen J .z 186 Green, Patrick D.: 233 Green, Renata R.: 233, 23 Green, Terry: 24. 186. 23 Green, Tracey K.: 243 Gregoire, Lindy L.: 233. 166 Gregoire, Lori L.: 225 Gregory. Lorinda: 225 Gregory, Mary: 233 Grenier, Gerard U.: 157, 138 Gribble, Daniel J.: 233 Griffin, Michael W.: 187 Griffin, Steven R.: 233 Grimes, Darrell R.: 233 Grimm, D. Phillip: 26, 225 Grohoski, Mitchell R.: 233 Grosse, Dennis A.: 225 Groves. Marie G.: 225 Guckert, James K.: 243 Guerrero , Francisco I .: 233 Guevara, Jennifer C.: 243 Gullikson, David: 233 Guptill, Terri E.: 244 Gurley. Stephen P.: 66, 187, 216. 253 Gurzi. James A.: 225 Gurzi. John A.: 233 Gutierrez, David S.: 244 Guzman, Tina A.: 233 Hagstrom, Jan: 56, 244 Hahn, Jeffrey T.: 187 Hail, Timothy L.: 187 Haines, Ricky A.: 26, 225, 23 Hale, Terry D.: 109, 157, 225 Hall, James E.: 244 Hall, Leann E.: 24, 233 Hall, Nancy A.: 233 Hall, Sherri A.: 124, 233 Hamby, Bradford C.: 233 Hamby, Brenda L.: 26, 29, 225 Hamilton, Kirk L.: 244 Hamilton, Randall S.: 187 Hamlin, Betty S.: 187 Hamlin. James R.: 233 Hammerton, Ronald: 233 Hammon. Olive M.: 244 Hankins, Penny C.: 187 Hanne. Susan: 26, 29, 233 Hanon. Dan J.: 244 Hanon. Kari L.: 233 Hansen. Renee: 244 Hanson, Julie M.: 225 Hanson, Richard E.: 112, 244 Hanson, Russell: 24, 244 Harrold, Larry: 225 Hartman, Jacky W.: 244 Harvey, Remi J.: 244 Hasson, David: 244 Hatton, Carey R.: 187 Hauenstein, Cheryl G.: 187 Haust, Diane: 122 Hayes, Michael G.: 161. 187 Hayes, Virginia J .: 244 Hedger, Shannon L.: 26, 29, 225 Hedgpeth, Valerie A.: 233 Hedrick, Nedra L.: 187 Heffner, Lori J.: 233, 166 Hegstrom, Douglas D.: 244 Heicke, Lori L.: 244 Heidt. Laura: 24, 122, 244 Heitman. Kristi K.: 244 Heitman. Michael: 225 Helm, Teri J.: 244 Helmick, Larry: 187 Helsley, Terri L.: 187 Hempel, Guy: 126, 188, 252 Hendershot, Joy: 244 Hendershot, Marc E.: 188 Henderson, Nancy E.: 188 Hendrickson, Jon D.: 112 Hendrickson, Richie G.: 24, 244 Hendrix, Karen E.: 233 Heniff, Anne T.: 188 Heniff, Mary K.: 225 Henry, Douglas E.: 233 Henry, Joy L.: 244 Henry, Kenneth R.: 233 Herman, Allen G.: 225 Hernandez, Alfredo, Jr.: 233 Hemandez. Marylou G.: 233 Hemandez. Pamela A.: 15, 233. 23 Hernandez, Rick: 26, 244 Hernandez. Robyn A.: 124. 188 Heming, Carolynn A.: 225 Herreras, Betina M.: 124, 244 Herring, Michelle R.: 233 Herrod, Darren: 233 Hiar, Dennis M.: 233 Hill, Frances T.: 29, 233 Hill. James: 233 Hilliard, Sharon A.: 225, 166 Hinton, Agnes L.: 66, 244 Hinton. Michael C.: 225, 169 Hirschler, Matts W.: 130, 225 Hobbs, Kenneth: 244 Hofacre. Sandra L.: 244 Hoffman, David W.: 233 Hoffman, Denis J.: 225 Hoffman, Margaret M.: 29, 243 Hogerhuis. Henry R.: 225 Hogg, Benita M.: 42, 43, 225 Holbrook, Bradford, T.: 225 Holbrook. Deborah S.: 233 Holbrook, Linda M.: 15, 26, 29, 188, 216, 257 Holdridge, Deborah L.: 225 Holdridge, Henry W.: 233 Hower, James N.: 234 Hower, William D.: 188, 85 Howes, Nicholas R.: 66, 188, 216 Hoyt, Tracie: 234 Hubbell, Carolyn K.: 234 Huddleston, Melissa J.: 29, 234 Huddleston, Ronald L.: 244 Hueth, Mary L.: 188 Huettner. Robert D.: 234 Hughes, Stephanie M.: 124, 244 Hughes, Thomas A.: 136, 244 Huisar, Carlos: 244 Huitt. Joey G.: 244 Huizar, Aurora: 234 Humphries, Deborah A.: 24, 234, 52 Hunt, Pamela T.: 225 Hurley, Kevin S.: 234 Hurley, Peggy: 121, 244 Hustad, Erik B.: 234 Hutchings. Jeff T.: 106, 109, 118. 130, 131, 225 Hydock, James J.: 188 Imhof, Lori: 234, 23, 62 Irwin, Steve: 105, 245 Ishii, Hidenori: 47, 134, 188, 252, 146, 144, 145 Isley. Cindy C.: 26, 29, 225 Jackson, John: 157, 225 Jackson, Katy J.: 225 Jackson, Susan: 188, 185 James, Julie: 245 Jameson, Linda A.: 225, 166 Janssen, Brian B.: 225 Jaramillo, Joann: 16, 148, 245 Jeffries, Kevin N.: 56, 109, 189 Jenkins, Dale E.: 225 Jenkins, KennethJ.: 112, 113, 245 Jennings, Deborah L.: 234 Jennings, Ronald W.: 225 Jeno, Douglas C.: 245 Jernigan, Jack R.: 107, 108, 109, 118. 119, 225, 262, 264 Jester, Eva G.: 245 Jewell, Rob R.: 245 Jimenez. Barbara R.: 234 Jimenez, Dennis A.: 47, 189, 252 Job, Lynn R.: 24, 29, 225, 256 Johns, Deborah L.: 189, 185 Johns, Perry: 245 Johnson, Andy R.: 189 Johnson, Carl L.: 234 Johnson, Clay E.: 109, 225 Johnson, Dawna K.: 245 Johnson, Eric M.: 245 Johnston, Carla M.: 189 Johnston. Colleen M.: 189, 85 Johnston. Deborah J . : 245 Johnston. Richard A.: 109 Johnston, Tammy J.: 245 Jones, Doreen E.: 245 Jones. Janet L.: 42, 157, 234 Jones. Katherine L.: 234 Jones, Laurie D.: 234 Jones, Linda S.: 122, 245 Jones, Tina M.: 234 Jones, Vickie S.: 24. 245 Jonkhoff. John A.: 162, 245 Judkins, Vicki L.: 56. 225 Kaanoi, Gaylynn: 234 Kallaher, Sandralee M.: 245 Kaplan, Mark: 157 Karam, Lorrie J.: 121, 189, 213 Karels, Tonya R.: 26, 29, 122, 234 Katayama, David B.: 109. 157, 189 Katz, Stuart: 26, 234 Kay, Diana M.: 245 Kay, James G.: 245 Kay, KevinJ.: 109, 225, 138 Kazmark, Michael F.: 234 Keefe. Allan: 140, 143, 245 Keefe. Stephen M.: 140, 225 Kelly, David A.: 245 Kelly, Donna L.: 234 Kelsey. John L.: 245 Kendall, Vincent T.: 234 Kennedy, Christine M.: 124, 245 Kennedy, Daryl: 234 Kennedy, Esther A.: 234 Kennedy, Sandra L.: 234 Kenworthy, Regina L.: 189, 225 Keogh, Diane L.: 225 Keogh. Michael: 245 Keys, Gregory W.: 245 Keys, Kennette L.: 13, 226 Kiewatt, Barbara L.: 15, 60, 189 Kiewatt, Suzanna C.: 60, 245 Kilcrease, Joni: 157, 234 Kilcrease, Susan: 226 Kill, Pamela M.: 124, 148, 226. 63, 62, 166 Kill, Thomas G.: 234 Kilpatrick, Pattie J . : 234 Kilpatrick, Rhonda J.: 226 King, Lori M.: 189 Kingsland, Dawn M.: 245 Kingsland. Debra A.: 190 Kinman, David L.: 234 Kirk, Brentley C.: 26, 190 Kirk, Donna M.: 226. 36 Klabunde, Kelly B.: 26, 29, 190 Klein, Deborah M.: 190 Kleinhans, Cheryl A.: 234 Knecht, Kathy J.: 190 Knepper, Susan: 245 Knight, Melinda: 245 Knight, Selena M.: 124, 148. 190, 62. 215, 166, 214 Knott, Gina L.: 245 Knowles, Christine: 245 Koerner, Donald D.: 110, 111, 234 Koerner, Mitchell L.: 245 Kops, Jennifer A.: 226 Koster, Melinda R.: 245, 23 Kottke, Steven M.: 112, 245, 169 Kottke, Valary L.: 15, 226 Kraft, Machelle: 226 Kranz, Paul F.: 226 Krentz, Shirley E.: 234 Krey, Timothey G.: 111, 234 Krisman, Cindy: 222, 226, 262 Krokum, Manin W.: 109, 190. 206 Kubach, Ramona E.: 66, 245, 52 Kubach, Renny H.: 234 Kuisel, William I.: 190 Kukol, Teresa J.: 226 Kukol, Thomas: 226 Kungl, Theresia M.: 226 Lackey, Bobby N.: 24, 111, 163. 234 Lackey, Gary G.: 226 Lackey, Julie A.: 13. 190 I Lacy, Wendy G.: 234 Lambert, Jeffrey P.: 157, 226 Lambert, Melissa A.: 190 Lamboy, Diana: 190, 226 Lamboy, Rhonda L.: 245 Lamparelli, Richard S.: 161, 226 Lamph, Don R.: 226 Lancaster, Tammy: 24, 245 Landau, David H.: 24, 111, 234 Lare, Mary E.: 234 Lare, Scott E.: 191 Large, William. Jr.: 226, 138 Lathrop, Ronald: 162, 245 Laudenslayer, Mark S.: 136, 234 Laudenslayer, Wendy: 42, 43, 245 Lauzon, Michael L.: 109, 118, 119, 191 Lauzon, Richard P.: 234 Lawrence, Stephen G.: 48, 191, 205 Lawson, Barbara: 245 Layton, James M.: 245 Layton, Tim P.: 226, 164 Lee, Allen E.: 245 Lee, Dan E.: 234 Leeder. John: 104, 234 Leffler, Jeri: 16, 235 Lehman, Linda: 226 Lehmann, Dana: 235 Leidenfrost, Brenda: 246 Lemke, Kurtis D.: 109, 226 Lemons, Elizabeth A.: 246 Leon. Sally A.: 246 Leonard, Elaine R.: 191 Leonhatt, Marcy M.: 226 Leroy, Jodi L.: 12, 235 Lesslie, Debra: 191 Levesque . Jeannine: 235 Levesque, John: 134, 157, 235 Levesque, Ronald: 191 Levonius, Mary A.: 26, 29, 235 Lewis, Amy R.: 226 Lewis, Bonnie J.: 226 Lewis, Catherine T.: 235 Lewis. Jimmy C.: 162, 235 Lewis, Ramon: 235 Lewis, Rebecca S.: 191 Lewis, Scott A.: 235 Leyes, Mark A.: 191, 40, 215 214, 210, 211 Lillard. Brenda L.: 235 Maher, Lisa A.: 122, 246 Mahoney, John M.: 112, 113, 246 Mahoney, Lisa D.: 123, 226 Mahoney, Patty A.: 26, 29, 121, 233 Maldonado, Robert: 191 Mallon, Charles: 191 Mallon, Jimmy J.: 112, 246 Mallon, Mary: 12, 24, 222, 226, 262 Malone, Patrick A.: 26, 191 Mancebo, Linda E.: 246 Mancha, David: 246 Manfrates, Angela P.: 246 Manni, Debra M.: 192 Marble, Michael: 246 Margerison, Tammy L.: 192 Marlow. Joel W.: 246 Marlow, Michael S.: 130, 226 Marshall, Joseph F.: 226 Marshall, Laura A.: 192 Marshall, Paula L.: 235 Martin, Bonnie L.: 246 Martin, Connie S.: 226 Martin, Torge F.: 226 Martinez, Alicia: 235 Martinez, Anthony A.: 111, 235 Maninez. Joann: 192 Maninez, Steve: 105, 246, 155 Martinez, Tony: 104, 235 Martino, William J.: 226 Mason. Jordan N.: 162, 235 Mason, Mitchell, C.: 109, 226 Masson, Sandra A.: 235 Matthews, Joey R.: 235 Mauck, Kimberly: 246 Maurer, Mark: 134, 135, 226 Maurer, Pam A.: 235, 52 Maxwell. Rachelle E.: 26, 29, 235 Maxwell, Rebecca F.: 26, 29, 192 Maynard. Charles L.: 226 Mays, Keith A.: 26, 235 Mazanek, Susan L.: 226 McBee, Charles J.: 246 McBee, Cynthia D.: 226, 85 McBee, David T.: 226 McBurney, Shawn V.: 235 McCall, Daniel R.: 246 McCall, Diana: 235 McCauley, Jeanette M.: 15, 60, 192 McClellan, Suzanne P.: 24, 192, Lillard, Dennis: 235 Lind, Sandra: 226 Linder, Don W.: 246 Lindley, Theresa: 226 Lindquist, Donna L.: 246 Lindquist, Michael W.: 226 Lippano, Kulle: 226 Lippand, Linda L.: 124, 246 Lipsey, Karen: 246 Liptan, Linda D.: 191 Liticker, Sandra L.: 235 Lobin. Michael S.: 191 Lopez, Christina: 246 Lopez, Genard M.: 226 Lopez, Joe M.: 235 Lovett, Drew: 246 Lovett, Steve A.: 235 bow, Frank J.: 191 Ludlum, Cheryl: 226 Lumley. Gerald J.: 111, 157, 235 Lundie, Keith K.: 163, 226 Lutman, Brad: 246 Lyons, Milton D.: 246 Mabie. Jeri L.: 246 Mabie, Williams A.: 108, 109. 226, 152 Mackelwich, Jeanne L.: 191 Madic, Charles B.: 110, 111, 235 Madrid, Cecelia: 15, 235 Madrid, Martha: 15, 60, 226 Magnon, Deborah K.: 235 23 McC1enahan, Keith A.: 235 McClendon, Raynette S.: 235 McClure, Carolyn L.: 29, 246 McComb, Lori A.: 246 McComb, Randy B.: 226 McCoy, Cindy D.: 192 McCoy, William A.: 246 McCue, Jean M.: 246 McCue, Richard P.: 235 McCullough, Sharon D.: 29, 246 McDermott, Frank: 112, 246 McDermott, John A.: 112, 246 McDonald, John W.: 246 McDonald, Tracy I-l.: 226 McElravey, Richard C.: 136, 246 McGhee, Deborah S.: 226 McGhee, Michael J.: 246 McGinnis, Diana S.: 192 McGregor, Lilianne: 246 McGuire. James W.. Jr.: 109, 140, 141, 192 McGuire, Norma C.: 60, 192 McGuire, Patricia: 246 McKernon McKernon McKibben. McKinney , Dani: 192 Michael: 226 Raymond F. : 235 Mary D.: 246 McLaughlin. Andy T.: 246 McLaughlin, Dara: 235 McLaughlin. Galyn J.: 29, 226 McLean, Claire: 124, 235 McLean. Melanie J.: 124, 148, 235. 62 McMahon, John F.: 126. 127. 129. 192 McMahon, Martha E.: 246, 52 McMahon, Michael W.: 109, 226, 138 McNeil, Mary B.: 235 McNeil, Sharon A.: 246 McNiel, Jeff R.: 226 McQuaid, William F.: 226 Mcwhirter, Vickie: 235 Mcwhirter, Wayne F.: 112, 246 Meacham, Linda J.: 235 Mead, Michael L.: 226, 169 Meek. Melanie A.: 226 Meek, Tracy C.: 226 Meitzler, Victoria A.: 26, 29, 246 Meldrum, Valerie J.: 192 Melhorn, James: 226 Mello, John J.: 235 Melton, Dianna M.: 235 Melton, Mary E.: 246 Mendelssohn, Ethel M.: 246 Mendoza, Andre L.: 132, 235 Mendoza, Ruben M.: 246 Mendoza, Yvonne E.: 15, 192 Mercado, Danette M.: 235 Mercer, Marie A.: 13, 235 Meredith, Cynthia L.: 236 Merritt, Audrey G.: 226 Mesa, Gloria A.: 246 Mesa, Rodney J.: 236 Mestrovich. Phillip M.: 226 Metcalf, Daniel M.: 236 Metcalf, Donald B.: 236 Metcalf, Milton J.: 246 Meza, Armando: 246 Meza, Maria L.: 246 Miksch, Scott F.: 236 Miles, Korey L.: 227 Miller, Angela E.: 236 Miller, Michelle J.: 236 Miller, Sherrie: 246 Miller, Timothy R.: 203 Minkos, Leo W.: 246 Miraglia, Frances: 29, 246 Mitchell, Chris M.: 236 Moan, Laurence: 157, 163, 227 Mocco, Amy L.: 15, 60, 121, 227 Mocco, Lori M.: 15, 236 Mohr, Thomas: 246 Molina, Anna M.: 193 Molina, Sylvia: 246 Monreal, Michael T.: 236 Montecinos, Mark A.: 246 Montecinos, Robert A.: 236 Montoya, Evaristo A.: 246 Montoya, John W.: 109, 193 Moon, Gordon O.: 246 Moore, Dianna J.: 247 Moore, Kelly R.: 236 Moore, Kenneth: 193 Moore, Michael B.: 109, 157, 227. 152 Moore, Timothy W.: 112, 247, 169 Morales, Lorraine M.: 247 Moreland, James S.: 157, 193 Moreland, Stephen J.: 236 Morell, John C.: 236 Moreno, Becky: 236 Morgan, Melanie L.: 227 Morgan, Michael M.: 227 Moriarty, Jeanne M.: 120, 193. 207 Morikawa, Karen T.: 227 Morikawa, Russell I.: 247 Morrill, John J.: 227 Morrison, Heidi J.: 12, 230, 236. 23, 36 Morrison, Michael W.: 227 Morrow, Lynn: 24, 120, 148, 230 236, 166 Mota, Marsha R.: 193 Mott, Francis M.: 16, 236 Mott , Vanessa A . : 255. 264. 206, 63. 212 Mottle , Gary S .: 227 Mower, George L.: 247 Mulcahy. Cheryl A.: 247 Mullins, Terri R.: 247 Mullis, Melanie: 29, 121, 227 Munoz, Annette: 236, 255 Murlllo, Mary L.: 247 Murphy, Barry R.: 227 Murphy, Steven T.: 109, 227 Murray, Damon A.: 247 Murray, Frank J.: 247 Murzyn, Evelyn J.: 29, 26, 227 Murzyn James L.: 109 193 Musser , Larry L.: 193. 204 Nadel, Kevin B.: 193 Nadel, Mette: 236 Nakahara, Debra T.: 227 Narath , Narita , Narita , Margarete A.: 227 Judy L.: 66. 193 l.ori A.: 66 Neal, Shane R.: 24, 247 Neal, Terry O.: 247 Neely, David L.: 132, 236 Neely, Steven V.: 102, 193, 139, 215, 214 Nelson, Bethel R.: 247 Nelson, Kathleen L.: 236 Nelson . Nelson , Nelson . Marilyn C.: 227 Patricia A.: 194 Steve W.: 227 115, 116, 193, Nemeth. Joe M.: 126. 129. 227 Neuhauser, Carla M.: 29, 124, 148. 247 Neuhauser, Susan M.: 24, 29, 124. 236 Newman, Sally A.: 121 Nichols, Edward: 236 Nicholson, Karren L.: 236 Nielson, Karen: 42. 43, 236, 170 Nishimoto, Joann S.: 24, 42, 43, 247 Nishimoto, John H.: 112, 247, 23 Nixon, Anna M.: 198 Noda. Norman R.: 194 Nootbaar, Crystal A.: 29, 227 Nordby, Kevin W.: 227 Nordin, Jean A.: 227 Noren, Carl L.: 247 Noren, David P.: 236 Norris, Kelly I.: 247 North, Frederick A.: 227 Norton, Tanya: 227 Norvell , Karen: 236 Oberle. Christopher B.: 236 Ocasio, Yvette J.: 29. 236 Ochoa, Venus M.: 236 Odermatt, Donald G.: 161, 194, 255 Odonnell, Kim M.: 227 Ohara, James A.: 247 Ohrazda, Ricky J.: 247 Okazaki, Lorraine K.: 227 Olson, Ann: 227 Olson, George: 236 Olson. Jeff: 247 Oneill, Chris P.: 132, 236, 139 Oneill, Deborah A.: 194 Oneill, Kip: 134, 194, 252, 144 Oneill, Steven F.: 227 Oneill, Susan E.: 236 Oneill, Tom C.: 227 Opstad, Laura J.: 26, 29, 66, 236 36 Orduno, Ed D.: 247 26 Oreilly, Michael J.: 194 Organ. Shawn T.: 236 Orin, Susan: 13, 227 Orr, Conrad R.: 247 Orr, Michael L.: 236 Orr, Nancy L.: 194 Ortega, Edwin C.: 227 Ortega, Laura F.: 236 Ortega, Mark: 227 Osier, Kris: 247 Ott, Mary E.: 236 Ouellette, Gail A.: 236 Ouzts. Marvin L.: 111, 236 Ouzts, Michael W.: 109, 227 Overskei, Julie A.: 16, 247 Owens, Marcia E.: 227 Packard, Cathy M.: 227 Packard, Cindy A.: 122, 194 Padilla. Larry: 12, 13, 24, 25. 194 Padziora, Mike A.: 236 Page, David A.: 236 Page, Mike G.: 227, 169, 168 Page, Timothy l.: 236 Palecek, walter E.: 194 Palmquist, Roberta L.: 247 Panter, Deborah L.: 247 Panter, Lori K.: 24, 230, 236 Parham, Stephen G.: 247 Park, Barbra S.: 236 Parker, Bruce D.: 247 Parker, Edward A.: 195 Parker, Robin L.: 247 Parker, Roger L.: 227 Parrish, Cynthia L.: 247 Parry, Scott M.: 195 Parsons, Joseph R.: 24, 109, 118, 119, 195 Parsons, Robert W.: 163, 236 Panch. Timothy D.: 236 Passanisi, Anne M.: 236 Passmore. Joseph D.: 195 Pate. Julia A.: 120, 227 Pedigo, Cheri: 247 Peirce, Paul L.: 227 Pena, Rita M.: 236 Penate, Astrid C.: 15, 195 Penate, Carlos E.: 132, 236 Pendrey. James F.: 236 Pennington. Linda K.: 227 Perkins. Tony W.: 157, 227 Perlman, Ammie: 247 Perry, Linda M.: 124, 227, 63, 62 Perry, Robert T.: 236 Pesak, Peggy M.: 236 Pesheck, Gene F.: 24 Petersen, Kirk J.: 236 Petersen, Pamela A.: 227 Petrosine, Sharon L.: 236 Pettit, Jeffery: 106, 109, 195 Pew, Dennis M.: 227 Pfadt, Richard A.: 247 Pharis, Leslie A.: 227 Phelps, Carolyn D.: 236 Phelps, Randall D.: 24, 236 Phillips, Scottl.: 163, 247 Philp, James A.: 24, 163, 236 Philp, John W.: 24, 227, 164 Piazza, Michael J.: 195 Pickering, David V.: 227 Pickering. Michael W.: 195 Pierce. Joey F.: 47, 195 Pierce, PhillipJ.: 24, 195, 252. 256 Pierce, Teresa: 157, '227 Pimentel, Ricarte: 24. 236 Piper, Hubert M.: 26, 236 Pitts, Karen: 13, 24, 26, 195, 193 Platt, Martin L.: 195 Plumb, Debbie K.: 247 Pockett, David L.: 236 Poe. Lisa K.: 195 Polesky, Andrew L.: 162, 236 Polesky. Philip S.: 195, 37, 213 Pollitt, Linda L.: 195 Polujancewicz, Cynthi: 195 Poma, Bruce E.: 26, 136, 247 Pontak, Edward: 227 Pontak, William A.: 196 Pope, Sheralyn L.: 29, 247 Post, Michelle J.: 196, 227 Post, Pat B.: 196 Powell, Joni L.: 247 Richardson, Douglas A.: 197, 262 Richardson, Stephanie: 227 Richert, Martin W.: 248 Richie, John W.: 248 Richie, Michael T.: 197 Rickard, Donald L.: 197 Ridinger, Richard: 237 Riedinger. Deborah J.: 29, 248 Rigby, Darla: 24, 197, 23, 214 Riley, Franklin D.: 105, 248 Riley, Roger L.: 162, 163, 248 Salanio . Salinas. Donna L.: 15. 237, 23 Bengie: 248 Saltzman, John E.: 237 Saltzman, Steve P.: 228 Salzman , Craig W.: 248 Salzman, Kimberly A.: 198 Sanchez , Christine: 228 Sanchez, Jon: 198 Sanchez , Sanchez , Lorri: 248, 52 Mona: 237 Sandberg, Eric M.: 23 Power, Kimberly A.: 247 Power, Mark C.: 227 Power, Ronald L.: 140, 236 Powers, Elizabeth E.: 247 Poznoski, Gia E.: 227 Poznoski, Michael D.: 101. 136, 247 Pozzi , Prado , Prado . Susan A.: 227 Cinthia C.: 196, 182, 253 Denise: 227 Preuss, Donald R.: 236 Price , Price , David W.: 247, 23 William I.: 126, 196 Pringle, Curtis: 56, 65, 227 Rios, Linda: 26, 2 9. 197 Rios, Maryhelen: 29, 227 Rios. Melinda: 237, 158 Ripa, Philip A.: 1 168 Ripa, Todd S.: 13 26, 197, 169, 0. 228. 169. 168 Rivera, Laura: 15, 60, 197, 248 Rivera . Ronald J.: Riveron, Faustino 155 109 . 228 , Jr.: 105, 248, Rizzi, Roxanne M.: 15. 237 Roach, James R. . Jr.: 197 Roach, Pamela R.: 197 Roach. Steven D.: 197 Sanders, Elizabeth A.: 48, 228 Sands, Mark A.: 248, 169 Santos. Javier: 228 Sartin. Teresa S.: 237 Saunders, Bradley J.: 237 Saunders, Brenda: 121, 149, 228, 166 Sauter, Eddie M.: 228 Savage, Beverly A.: 237 Savage, Catherine: 248 Saylor, Steven M.: 26, 248 Schaeffer, Thomas L.: 237 Schamber. Felix: 157, 237 Schaning, Debra A.: 228 Pringle. Pamela J.: 15, 47, 196, 214. 210. 211 Robb, Ronnie B.: 197 Robbins. Stephanie: 13. 228 Schaning. Joey D.: 248 Scharlin, Mark A.: 132, 162, 2 37 Privitelli. John A.: 236 Provencher, Glenn A.: 236 Prue, Shelia J.: 42, 43, 120, 196 216. 63. 62. 185 Purvis. Melinda D.: 227 Pyle, Lonnie A.: 104, 236, 263. 23 Pyle, Sharron D.: 42, 43. 247 Quevedo, Aurora T.: 247 Quevedo, Lance C.: 236 Quevedo, Prospero T.: 66, 227 Quijas, Annett: 236 Quijas, Yvonne: 247 Roberge, Teresa D.: 197, 228 Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts 116 . Roberts Roberts Debra D.: 248 . Judith A.: 59, 198, 228 , Karen S.: 198 . Michael S.: 237 , Susan M.: 16, 19, 114, 117, 198, 264 on, Lee A.: 248 on, Linda S.: 198 Robertson, Ronola K.: 228 Robinson. Carol L.: 237 Rockwell, Mark B.: 216, 228 Rockwell, Michael J.: 198, 215, 214 Rockwell. Yvette M.: 237 Schatz, Danielle R.: 66, 248. 52 Scheu, Pamela K.: 237 Schmidt, Pamela J.: 237 Schmoll. Jackson K.: 228 Schnitzer, Diana L.: 237 Schoenemann, Wade W.: 237, 263, 23, 155 Schoonover, Cynthia S.: 237 Schoppe. Daniel T.: 26, 237 Schreiber. Sidney W.: 248 Schreyer, Roland K.: 198 Schultz, David M.: 228 Schultz. Debbie: 248 Schultz, Sheri D.: 198 Schwab, Anthony J.: 228 Schwartz, Dana W.: 248 Radke, Christopher M.: 109, 126, 128. 196, 194, 152 Radke , Kimberly A .: 16 , 148 , 240, 247 Railey, Virginia F.: 247 Ralls, Donna K.: 42, 43, 196, 36 212 Ralph, Michael J.: 112, 242 Ramirez. Anita: 236 Ramirez. Gilbert V.: 140, 227 Ramirez, Mary A.: 29, 124, 240, 247 Ramirez, Patricia V.: 16, 19, 227 . 264 Ramirez, Veronica L.: 247 Ramos, Anna M.: 120, 196, 186, 216, 50, 36. 63, 62,170 Ramos, Gerilynn M.: 148, 247 Ranalli, John D.: 236 Randle, ThomasJ.: 26, 102, 196 193. 207. 256, 158 Rawlings, Mitzi G.: 236 Ray, Barbara A.: 236 Rea, Holly L.: 236 Reddish, Holly N.: 247 Rodda, Billy L.: 115, 228 Rodriguez. Cathy: 198 Rodriguez, Isabelle: 248 Scott, Andrea J.: 24 Scott, Cathy A.: 198, 228 Scott, Cherie E.: 199 Scott, Jeffrey A.: 136, 140, 142, 143, 237 Scott, Sheila S.: 199. 204 Sealy, Kelly Z.: 29. 237 Seavey. Robert E.: 199 1 Rodriguez Martin: 248, 139 Rodriguez, Vicenta P.: 248 Rodriquez. Elvira: 237 Roe, Deanna: 66, 228, 50 Rogers, Allison J.: 198, 215, 214, 212 Rogers, Beverly K.: 29, 237 Rogers. Charles E.: 24, 237 Rogers, Gail: 16, 248, 36 Rogers, Kathy S.: 248 Rogers, Melaine: 237 Roggenkamp, Kathy A.: 198 Roggenkamp, Patricia: 15, 237 Rollo, Becky A.: 228 Romero. Debbie L.: 198 Romero, Renee C.: 198 Sebring, Dana L.: 199 Sebring, Rhonda K.: 228 Sebring, Victor: 237 Sego, Joann L.: 16, 248 Segovia, Dorothy A.: 42, 43, 248 Seibel, Vern R.: 228 Selley, Pamela M.: 120, 228. 63 Shaffer, William R.: 112, 113, Rooks. Cheryl L.: 237 Rosas, Martin: 237 Ross, Scott: 161, 228 Rossman. Laura L.: 198 248, 169 Shaner. Mark D.: 248 Shaw, Bonnie J.: 199 Shaw, Brenda J.: 248 Shaw. Crystal J.: 228 Shea, Leisa A.: 248 Reddish. Kimberly M.: 16, 19, 197 Reed, Byron D.: 24, 227 Reed, John A.: 197 Reed, Keith L.: 247 Reed, Robert W.: 236 Reed, Sherry J.: 29, 247, 23 Reed, Suzanne: 197, 190, 207 Reeder. Janine E.: 121, 236, 52 Rees. Britt E.: 111, 237 Reilly, Cheryl E.: 26, 29, 237 Reiss , Karin E .: 247 Rell, John C.: 140 Reynolds, Nigel E.: 248 Reynolds, Roger W.: 197 Rice, Joyce K.: 124, 149, 248 Richards, Susanne L.: 237 Roussel Rubin , . Brenda S.: 26. 29. 228 Mitchell A.: 237 Rubringer, Brian L.: 228 Ruiz, Florence: 248 Rupp. Tamora R.: 29. 237 Russell Russell Russo . Sabet . 169 Sacco . Sacco , Sacco . Sahli . Sahli . Saich . , Timothy J.: 228 . Todd D.: 29, 248. 139 Lisa V.: 248, 52 Frank B.: 112, 133, 248, Troy: 133, 248 Lynn: 248 Tim: 112 Barbara J .: 248 Craig W.: 228 John: 112, 248, 139 Salamone, Valerie R.: 248 Sheahan, Jennifer N.: 237 Sheahan, Teresa M.: 199 Shipley, Scott M.: 102, 237 Shockey, Franklin L.: 26, 248 Shoemaker, Mark A.: 248 Sieck, Theadore L.: 237 Siems, Caml.: 134, 199, 144 Siems, Craig H.: 34, 199, 144 Sikich, Daniel E.: 228 Sikich, Mitchell: 248 Silk. Eric J.: 228 Sill, Lisa K.: 121, 149, 237, 158 Silverstein. Richard: 228 Silverstein, William: 248 Silvey, Jana M.: 237 Simmons, Richard M.: 66, 162, 248 Simmons, Robertl.: 228, 50 Simons, James M.: 108, 109, 228, 145 Sims. Brian D.: 134, 237 Sims, Byron R.: 134, 228, 144 Sims, Linda K.: 237 Sinclair, Alison E.: 42, 43, 199, 216 Siriani, Anita: 16, 19, 199, 216 Siriani, Teresa D.: 16, 24, 230, 237 Sisco, Michael S.: 163, 199 Sitton, Cindy M.: 248 Slaughter, Howard M.: 199 Slaughter, Mark C.: 228 Slayton, Belinda: 237 Slighter, Babette G.: 248 Smallwood, Kenneth W.: 237 Smith, Barbara J.: 237 Smith, Barbara J.: 199 Smith, Brenda L.: 228 Smith, Catherine W.: 199 Smith, Cheryl A.: 24, 228 Smith, Debra L.: 248 Smith, Debra M.: 237 Smith, Diana: 248 Smith, Doyle: 248 Smith, Gay L.: 42, 43, 62 Smith. Gloria D.: 42. 43, 248, 62 Smith, Jo L.: 199 Smith, Karen L.: 228 Smith, Kathleen M.: 237 Smith, Keith R.: 237 Smith, Kim A.: 16, 237 Smith, Larry W.: 200 Smith, Lisa: 228 Smith, Mark A.: 228 Smith, Mark A.: 237 Smith, Perry W.: 157, 162, 200. 169. 168 Smith, Sheldon C.: 200 Smith, Tracy: 248 Solleveld, Anne M.: 24, 228, 50, 257 Solleveld, Ronald: 248, 257 Sons, John W.: 109, 157 Soria, Richard: 200, 182 Sottosanti, Kathleen: 248 Sousa, Frank: 200 Sousa, Vivian G.: 237 Spalding, Gary W.: 228 Speckman, Laura E.: 237 Spector, Martha: 228 Sperry, Michael J.: 126, 200, 216 Sperry, Ronald E.: 56, 248 Spriggs, Lori A.: 237 Spriggs, Sherri L.: 248 Stake, Jeff L.: 200 Starnes, Kevin F.: 133, 162, 248 Statum, Bradley A.: 108, 109, 228 Stedman, Gregory: 126, 228 Steele, Guy W.: 60, 66, 161, 163. 228 Steinbeck. Fred K.: 162, 237 Strite, Theresa M.: 56, 200, 36 158 Strong, Steve: 228, 138 Strub, Kenneth M.: 24, 248 Stuart, Linda M.: 228 Sturgeon, Robert J.: 24, 248 Stussy, Brock A.: 237 Sucher, Lisa M.: 122, 124, 148, 249 Sullivan, Christina M.: 47 Sur, Annette V.: 228 Surek, Robert W.: 249 Swanson, Criag A.: 237 Swanson, Mark S.: 249 Sylvester, William: 200, 256 Tafoya, Dan: 249 Taft, Stephen: 249, 23 Taggart, Maria F.: 50 Taggart, Marquita R.: 66, 201, 45, 214 Talbot, Merrie B.: 237 Tallmon, Pam J.: 15, 228 Tanner, Valinda L.: 249 Tate, Teri: 249 Taylor, Alice: 228 Taylor, Anita: 201, 23, 214 Taylor, Christopher: 228 Taylor. Jeannie M.: 201, 216 Taylor, Jeff J.: 249 Taylor, Kim C.: 249 Taylor, Ladawn: 24, 237 Tazelaar, Sherry L.: 249 Tedford, Melanie: 228 Teibl, Mark J.: 228 Temple, Becky S.: 201 Temple, Nancy J.: 229 Tetreault, Mary: 249 Tharp, Terri L.: 229 Tharp, William E.: 249 Thomas, Cindy L.: 24, 249 Thomas, Debra L.: 201 Thomas, Mark: 249 Thompson, Denise A.: 249 Thompson, Mark A.: 201 Thomsen, Stephanie R.: 56, 229 Tiedemann, Mark W.: 229 Tine, Robert P.: 249 Tolle, Michael: 229 Topinio, Letitia J.: 249 Topinio, Terence Q.: 237 Torkelson, Keith E.: 222, 229 Trecartin, Pamela A.: 229 Trievel, Cheryl L.: 15, 66, 237 Trimble, Michael G.: 157, 229 Trimble, Sally J.: 249 Troell, Mark C.: 237 Trombley, Karen L.: 229, 23 Trombley, Kathleen R.: 201 Tyree. Jean G.: 201, 23 Tyree, Paul L.: 249 Udsen, Nette: 201 Ugale, Rosendo T.: 229 Uhlman, Cary D.: 229 Untiet, John C.: 249 Uriarte. Richard: 229 Vaclavik, Edward C.: 24, 66, 201, 23, 21 Valadez, Roberta P.: 249 Vanartsdalen, Kathy E.: 229 Vanderhout, Perry: 104 Vanderveer, Gayle L.: 201 Vankeirsbulck, Dale F.: 201 Vankeirsbulck, James: 237 Vargas, Kenneth M.: 105, 249, 155 Vargas, Richard M.: 229 Webb, Charles: 237 Webb, Martin E.: 249 Webb, Paul S.: 229 Webb , Timothy J.: 237 Webber, Gary C.: 249 Weber, Randy J.: 249 Weishaar, Mark E.: 162, 237 Welch, Shannon L.: 29, 249 Welch, Timothy: 24, 202, 264, 23 Wells, Gary B.: 104, 237 Wells, Randy L.: 202 Wells, Ricky W.: 229 Wells, Sandra M.: 249 Werling, Mary J.: 249 West. Jay T.: 24, 237 West, Virginia K.: 237 Wheatley, Len L.: 203, 196 Whitaker, Donald C.: 229 Vasquez . Jeanette: 229 Vasquez, Patricia C.: 201 Vasquez Stanley: 133, 169 Vasquez, Thomas L.: 157, 201, 164 Vasquez Yolanda C.: 249 Vaughn, MaryJ.:16, 115, 116, 229, 166 Vaughn , Vaughn . Pam E.: 201, 229 Teresa K.: 202 Vaught, Melody L.: 202 Velci, Mark S.: 249 Velci, Paul A.: 161, 202 Velk, Lisa A.: 122, 237 Velk, Shawn E.: 202 Venerable, Richard J.: 229 Verhoef, Karen L.: 12, 65, 229 White, Kerwin L.: 237 Whitford, David: 135, 229 Whiting, Mike E.: 115, 126, 203, 252, 255, 206, 169, 168 Whittaker, Elizabeth: 15, 120. 149, 203, 63, 62, 166 Whittaker, Hazel A.: 15. 120, 229 Whittaker, Paula S.: 48, 203 Widmeyer, Nancy E.: 13, 229 Wight, Tami A.: 249 Wilder, Randall D.: 249 Will, David R.: 118, 119 Williams, Billy R.: 249 Williams, Terry L.: 229 Willis, Suzanne: 237 Wills, Michael: 136, 237 Willyard, Randall L.: 249 Verhoef, Karl J.: 249 Verhoef, Karla R.: 12, 13, 202 Vest, Jeff R.: 24, 249 Vick, Bradley K.: 130, 131, 229 Vick, Scott A.: 130, 131, 229 Vilmos, Stephen: 237 Vinsant, Brett D.: 237 Voda, James M.: 229, 255 Voda, Jayne A.: 249 Voegtly, Kevin E.: 132, 237 Wilson. Cindy L.: 249 Wilson , Jerry: 229 Wilson, Linda: 229 Wilson. Selah D.: 229 Wintemute, Jeff L.: 203 Wada, Joann: 249, 23, 45 Wagenbach, Christi A.: 16, 19, 122, 123, 202, 179, 216, 23, 215, 213, 214, 210, 211 Wagner, Deborah A .: 202 Wagner, Doyle F.: 202, 216, 214 Wagner, Myra R.: 229, 40, 166 Wagner, Patricia A.: 237, 62 Wagner, Renee: 202 Wagner, Richard M.: 249 Waits, Ronald D.: 237 Walker, Joel T.: 249 Wall, Kenneth R.: 249, 23 Trotter . Trotter . Michele J.: 248 Tamara R.: 229 Troxel, Seth W.: 229 Trubey, James P.: 105, 249 Trubey, Roberta L.: 237 Trubey, Roxanne M.: 201 Stephens. Craig R.: 228, 146 Stephens, Jean M.: 24, 148, 248 Stephens, Stephanie R.: 19, 16, 18, 2 213, 00, 194. 216. 23, 215, 214 Stevens, Ann B.: 248 Stevens, Cynthia L.: 228 Stevens, Marie A.: 29, 200 Stevens, Robert: 228 Stewart Stocks , Stockto , Nadine L.: 237 Cynthia C.: 65, 228 n, Steve: 248, 23 Stoffers, Wendy: 222, 228, 262 Stoler, Eric: 228 Stoltman, Cynthia J.: 228 Stoltman, Joseph A. , Jr.: 112, 249 Stone, Sandra P.: 29, 249 Strejan Frank W.: 115, 228, 23 Trujillo. Joseph: 249 Trujillo, Vicki A.: 12, 42. 43. 36, 158 Tryon, Robert: 109, 229 Tschann, Prank J.: 229 Tully, Robert T.: 229 Turek, Edward D.: 229 Turley, Dawn M.: 29, 249 Turner, Dan L.: 229 Turner, David R.: 249 Turner, Lori J.: 229, 23 Turner, Marcy J.: 60, 249 Turner, Steve M.: 24, 111, 237, 139 Tuttle, Laurie D.: 229 Twogood, Nancy J.: 237 Tyer, Deborah: 15, 26, 29 229 , 121, Wallace, Theresa L.: 229 Waller, Gerald W.: 249 Waller, Mark D.: 111, 138 Waller, Wyoma L.: 237 Walls, Carol S.: 262 Walls, Kenneth M.: 237 Walsh, Cecile: 12, 229 Walton, Sheelagh M.: 29, 229 Ward, Margaret A.: 237, 52 Ward, Michael P.: 229 Warner, Joseph A.: 26, 249 Warren, Linda J.: 237 Warren, Michael E.: 202 Wash, Kameron C.: 249 Wash, Kenneth R.: 161, 202 Waters, Kelly D.: 237 Waters, Lori: 249 Waters, Roger A.: 229 Watkins, Becky D.: 202 Watrous, Keith E.: 249 Watts, Kevin: 24, 237, 23 Wear, David E.: 26, 126, 128, 202, 252, 169, 168 Weaver, Robin M.: 237 Wisler, Richard: 249 Witczek, Diane: 237 Witczek, Laurie M.: 203 Witczek, Mike L.: 157, 237 Withrow, Michelle: 237 Witteveen, Dixie C.: 229, 63. 62 Witteveen, Ronald G.: 162, 163. 249 Wolf, Deanna: 12, 24, 229, 23 Wolford, Wendy: 237 Wolik, Cheryl: 249 Wolsleger, Denise L.: 237 Wolter, Lori L.: 60, 121, 229 Wood, Carol J.: 229, 255 Wood, Lisa C.: 203, 229 Woodman, Karri L.: 16, 19, 203, 255 Woods, Bennie E.: 26, 56, 237 Woods, Peggy W.: 237, 139 Worden, Sheri L.: 249 Workman, Rhonda: 237 Worley, Jane E : 237, 52 Worley, Marian D.: 203, 216, 36 Wormuth, Karen J.: 26, 29, 229 Wright, William M.: 109, 140. 142, 229 Wyatt, Karen L.: 42, 43, 203, 216, 45, 214, 44 Yates, Lillian: 203 Yniguez, Sherry A.: 249 Yniquez, George: 203 Yoakum, John W.: 249 Yoakum, Susie Q: 249 Yost, Dolores: 203,23 Young, Karl K.: 111, 237 Young, Ricky W.: 249 Zackerdonski, Richard: 203 Zakich, Darin M.: 237 Zakich, Dean L.: 249 Zielinski, Kathleen: 237 Zinn, David A.: 249 .aff x, rx' J ,V N. .Q ,, V' xg, b y xp- I N , g f uf Q. 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