Reedley High School - Porcupine Yearbook (Reedley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1977 volume:

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She was crowned during RHS noontime celebration of lVlexico's Independence from French domination. The main duty of track queens Kendra Bradley, Barbara Dueck, and Cindy Ferre was to present awards and medals to winners at the 35th annual Reedley Invitational Track Meet held on April 30. ' l SUPPLEMENT 1 Dream Girl The climax of an eventful Spring Week came at the Friday night Dream Girl coronation dance when Reedley High's Dream Girl was honored. Christine Reimer, the band's candidate received this prestigious position for 1977. Chris was selected after a panel of judges evaluated her on poise, appearance, and personality. Her attendants included Ann Laemmlen, CSF, Linda Hamburger, Entre Nous, Rebecca Montenegro, Block R, and Alisa Minor, French Club. RIGHT: Dream Girl candidates and escorts await the announcement of the winner. BELOW RIGHT: Dream Girl Christine Reimer. BELOW: Dream Girl Runnerups: LtoRg Ann Laemmlen, lst runner-up, Linda Hamburger, 2nd runner-up, Rebecca Montenegro, 3rd runner-up, Alisa Minor, 4th runner-up. 2 SUPPLEMENT -vi- ym so 4 1 lt? or oi? I Grad Mte 77 Ask any member of the Class of 1977 who journeyed to Disneyland on June 10 to describe Grad-Night in one word and they'll say, l'That's imposslbIe . Because the Grad- Night experience is one which no one could describe. Hurrying to get to the buses on time, waiting an hour for the buses to leave, surviving the high-spirited ride down, arriving at Disneyland, and sleeping through the somewhat quieter ride back home-the entire adventure was one that had to be experienced Ersthand. LEFT: That meatball was hard to swaIlow says David IVlcAvoy. BELOW: 'lVlaybe I can sneak aboard when they're not looking, thinks Nlartin Dueck. BELOW LEFT: JoAnne Tsuji displays one of many souvenirs brought to Reedley by the Class of '77. Ai' i l 4 SUPPLEMENT Spnhg Week Chris Reimer was crowned as the RHS Dram girl for 1977 at the annual spring week festivities. At the Friday night Dream Girl dance, sponsored by pep squad, Spring Day cuties were also announced. Activities for this Inter Club Council sponsored week included a Sweat Hog Day on Monday, with Howers also going to teachers from pet students on this first day of Spring Week. On Tuesday, students kicked off their shoes and kicked their heels at a noon sock hop in the gym. Wednesday saw fans of the rock group uKiss donning make-up in order to appear as their favorite member of the group. Spanish club held a cake walk on their favorite member of the group. Spanish club held a cake walk on Thursday noon in the Quad. On Friday, Entre Nous sponsored t'Carnation Day , with carnations going out to that special someone. Friday, the ofhcial Spring Day, saw RHS students dressing up in their most colorful outfits. RIGHT: Entre Nous members organize carnations for Bouttonniere Day. MIDDLE RIGHT: Cake walkers on Cake Walk Day. BOTTOM RIGHT: The new members of t'Kiss -Edward Reimer and Tim Goodrich. BELOW: Dream Girl Chris Reimer with escort David Powell and last year's Dream Girl Jacquie Wilcher. ..-et' --1:- f'- A 51 if ,,:.-. Ve, ,h'g,...s...i: t ' . .... .,.f- 1,--W . - v LEFT: Carolyn Mizuno sorting out the letters for Carnation Day. MIDDLE LEFT: Becky Kelsey and Kathy Balakian paint their faces on Kiss Rock Day, BELOW: The Thursday cake walk sponsored by Spanish Club. BOTTOM: Candidates await the announcement of the 1977 Dream Girl. 1 Q l 3. -...,-wh-4. 4 . i 'Z W 1' SUPPLEMENT 5 I-0-.hhx Tins year's Hi-Jinx vvas an interesting combination of talent and hard work, together with one or two particularly fowl acts. With the format of the l'Gong Show , awards were gwen to Patty Brooks for her renwUonofJomlWHchdVsMFor the Rosesn and her onginal 'iBreak Away . Second place wenttothe Henhouse Fwe Mus Tvvo for their jazzy interpretauon of mln the Mood . RIGHT: Patty Brooks singing her award-winning song. BELOW RIGHT: A shot of the Gong panel giving it to a couple of ducks. BELOW: Patty Brooks tries to get away from Tim Goodrich, M.C., after receiving first prize. 6 SUPPLEMENT Nz ,fin wif 5 .5 2 fa, ,LA ' Y I lf! 38+ u i mm, ' 1, -fy :Lg 33525 - - - v - 'La , K xi rs . , 7V2?gE,3 31.1191 Graduation Twelve years of study and work was hnalized at the graduation ceremony held June 9 at the Reedley College Gymnasium. Because of sudden rain again this year, the ceremonies were forced inside. There were very few seniors with dry eyes as tearful goodbyes were said and promises to keep in touch were made. Though the 300 plus members of the class of 1977 will go in many directions down the path of life, they will all share the common memory of friendships, good times, and hard work that they experienced at Reedley High School. 8 SUPPLEMENT Mitchell Masaru Abe Perry Jay Abe Richard Townsend Abraham Florlnda Alanis Guadalupe Alvarado Bobby Wayne Anderson Lewis Wayne Anderson Rosalind Keiko Arakawa Dave Patrick Araki Ernest Edward Archer Karen Ruth Armitstead Mario Carlos Asuncion Maria Lucia Atesalp Mary Lou Avendano Danny Dean Awbrey Steven Badilla Kirk Edward Bailey Pamela Ruth Baker Margaret M. Barboza Steven Ira Barnett Douglas Edward Benik Bruce Laurence Bennett Bradley Ross Blake Ronald Herbert Boucher Richard Athel Bowden Ernest Bracamontes Terry Lynn Bradford Kendra Ann Bradley Juanita Brewster Beverly Kay Brintnall Patricia Louise Brooks Bruce Edward Brown Cheryl Lynn Burke Estefana Cantu Gabriel Rodriguez Cantu Gloria V. Cardona Charles Emil Carlson Ill Deanna Lee Carpenter David Alan Carter Gene Clarence Carter Jose Moreno Castaneda Maria Nela Cerda Alicia Charles Kenneth Clay Charters Jesus Jon Kirk Christensen Jerry Herman Christian Gary Scot Clark Peggy Lea Clark Thomas James Clark Dorinda Lee Clarkson Jim Dewayne Costa Samuel Eugene Cox Dennis Edward Craft Greg Robert Crinklaw Diane Cuadros Laura Elena Cuevas John Anthony Curiel Helen Elaine Curry Kenneth Charles Dale Donald Robert Deeds Reynolda Delgadillo Jr. John Humberto deOsio Jack Antonlno DePeralta Salina Jo Dominguez Martin Philip Dueck Jeffrey Michael East ldalia Elizondo Lourdes Espinoza Quijada Reynoldo Esquivel Robert Glen Ewy Kathleen Ann Farris Debra Felix Sharon Gay Fennell Pamela Tricia Feuer Elizabeth Figueroa Elaine Ruth Fillmore Tommy Joe Flanagan Amanda Flores Juan Manuel Flores Jeffery Alan Forster Rene Frances Gaeta Lydia Galvan Alberto Valle Garcia Irma Garcia Maria De La Luz Garcia Natalie Garcia Natividad Rodriguez Garcia Dina Lea Garza Joel A. Gentles Lore Emaline Gerawan Donna Marion Gibson Joseph Michael Givens Cynthia Marie Glenn Juanita Gonzalez Irma Nelda Gonzalez Reuben Gonzalez Salvador Roman Gonzalez Nancy Arlette Gregory Janette Ann Grimes Anna Marie F. Guerrero Jennie Lee Gunter Duane Thomas Gurney Manuel Gutierrez Victoria G. Guzman Linda Kay Hamburger Ronald Lee Hamm Cary Lynn Hansen Cynthia Lea Hansen Grace Marie Harper Lisa Satomi Hatakeda Barbara Keiko Hatanaka William John Haury Cynthia Gayle Heinrichs Jose Antonio Hernandez Barbara Ann Heyne Cathy Ermina Hicks Brenda Joyce Hill Nicholas John Hill Michael Douglas Haworth Albert Huerta Frank James Huerta Gregory Warren Hull Landen C. Humphrey Jr. Arleen Chizuko Ikemiya Jill Denice Inman Jolene Haruye Inn Donna Kay Isaak Jerald Keith Isaak Randell Hiromi Iwasaki Annette Marie Janzen John C. Johnson Norma Diane Johnson L Karen Louise Jones Stanley Keith Kanawyer Richard Dean Kaprielian Joni Ame Kawakami Stuart Dean Kawasaki Kenneth Kemp Steven Reed Kennedy Susan Ruth Kitahara Kari DeeNeese Klassen Timothy John Koch Jari Martti Olavi Kokkonen Joy Yoshiko Kunishige Ann Laemmlen Donna Lynn Lane Mark Andrew Lawson Adrianna Zandra Leal Bennett Wiley Lee Daniel Robert Leistner , Russell Edward Linzmeier Michael Thomas Llewellyn Scott Bradley Loehier Caroline Lopez David Augustine Lopez Felicia Lopez June Vicky Lopez Mary Louise Lopez Mary Lou Lopez Ronald Arthur Lopez Lily Lozano Susan Lozano Pamela Dee Lucas Donna Sue Mangrum Betty Lou Manning Larry Marquez Cheryl Ann Manning Thomas Ronald Martinez Eliseo Mascorro Jesse Matta Kenneth Davld McAvoy Katherine Ann McGlashan Joann Lynn McHaley Susan Joan McIntyre Dennis Steven Mehas Christopher Joseph Mendez Maria Dolores Silvia Meza Kelly Allen Miller Alisa Marie Minor Daniel John Mitchell Carolyn Ruth Mizuno Philip M. Mon Pere Rebecca Montenegro Merry Lynn Moore Francisco Moreno Marlo D. Moreno Nancy Anne Murray Vivian Therese Musto Felipe Ramirez Naranjo Ray Gene Nickel Steven Dale Nishida Santiago Oceguera Jr. Lawrence Howard Oken Gayle Oki Douglas Mark Osborne Joy Leeann Osmon David Bonilla Padilla Sonia Padilla Mary Therese Pardo Candace Lee Parman Dale Bruce Pattigan Denise Gail Patzkowski Josef Howard Penner Beatrice Mary Perez Benjamin Alonzo Perez Jr. Henry Perez Cynthia Anne Petinak DeAnn Elene Phillips Eugene Edmund Pinedo Jr. Juana E. Pizana David Lawrence Powell Troy Quattlebaurn Harman Jose Angel Quintanilla Richard Wesley Radtke Caroline Ramirez Peter John Ramirez Rosa Evangelina Ramirez Medina Steven Carl Rapada Christine Elizabeth Reimer Joanne Marie Repath Renee Delores Reyes Martyn Richard Reyes Salvador Reynoso Yvonne Marie Richardson Norma Rios Rosemary Rios David Rivas Vernon Dale Robbins Jr. Sherman Dale Robertson Olivia Carolina Rodriquez Jonathan Ray Rodriquez Sammy Rodriquez Gloria Leticia Rodriguez Eloy Romero George Rosas Larry Rosas Leticia Marie Rosas Paula Kay Ruth Gabriel Mercado Ruvalcaba Sylvia Silva Sahagun Anita R. Sanchez Benito B. Sanchez Felix B. Sanchez Raymond Sanchez Rosalind Sandoval April Chisato Sasaki Debra Sasaki Peter Sauceda Jr. Susan Bea Saunders Danny Ellis Schwandt Steven Paul Scoville Sharon Louise Shamoon Stephen Reed Shireling David Silva Jerry Eugene Silveira Eric Neal Simmons Donna Carol Simon Andrew James Smith Anthony Joel Smykal Susan Elaine Sorensen Mark Ernest Stanley Susan Lorraine Steffens Patsy Lynn Stevens Victoria Ann Strambi i Graciela Suarez lftekhar Ahmed Subedar Jeffrey Alan Sunamoto Russell Lynn Swonger Ann Gliceria Nicolas Tabutol Gay H. Taguchi Jeanne Terumi Tajiri Doris Lyn Takayama Darlene Eneida Tarpley Robert Dale Tartaglia Kenneth Fumio Tatami John Jay Tavlan Joan Leslie Thonesen Michael Earl Thurlow Dina Lynn Tobin Gerald Lynn Toews Maricella Trevino Yolanda Trujillo Gary Evan Tsuji Joanne Gail Tsuji Martin Scott Tuller Lisa Anne Vartanian Aureliano Velasco Jr. Margarito Villagornez Ramona Anne Villanueva Teresa Ann Villarreal Eliud Villegas Rafael Villegas Jr. Ricardo Navarro Villegas Michael Kent Vogt Joseph Brian Walker Darrel Wayne Walters Douglas Keith Warkentin Connie Sue Willeford Karen Jean Wilson Kelly Sue Worthington Carol Lee Wright Clifford John Wright Diane Jean Yamagata Pauline E. Yamagata Yasuko Yamakawa Lisa Aiko Yamashiro Daniel Rojas Ybarra Joel Ybarra Gonzales Dale Eugene York Benjamin Avila Zamora Aracelia Zuniga SUPPLEMENT 9 Math Team Although terms like Mad-Hatting, and Leapfrogging no longer apply, the Math Team is still going strong at the RHS campus. Advised by Mr. Henvit, Mr. Friesen, and Mr. Siebert, the iiMath Marvels competed in the Central Valley Mathematic Field Day this year, placing second in the team competition with the highest score of any team from the Valley. Jeff Sunamoto received second high individual award. TOP RIGHT: L to R: Mr. Friesen, Mr. Henvit, Mr. Sie-bert. MIDDLE RIGHT: TOP FIVE IN THE MATH CONTEST: L to R: Jeff Sunamoto, Gary Tsuji, Steve Nishida, Joey Sparks, David Martinez. BELOW: MATH TEAM: ROW 1: L to R: D. Martinez, P. Dryder, W. Ewy, J. Sparks, J. Kawakami, M. Villegas, E. Tadios, D. Tatami, ROW 2: L to R, P. Ashcroft, K. Cattani, R. Case, J. Ikemiya, M. Dueck, J. Tatami, K. Sunamoto, C. Tajiri, C. Nimori. ROW . . .: L to R: J. Sunamoto, G. Tsuji, S. Nishida, K. Tatami, D. Carter, K. Cattani, D. Yamagata, L. Yamashiro, A. Ikemiya. Special Awards Several athletes were honored with positions on All-League teams or County All-Star teams. Others competed in league finals in their sport, and in several advanced to Valley competition. A strong sense of dedication brought these athletes to this high level of achievement. Reedley High is proud to recognize their achievements. TOP LEFT: FRONT: L to R: M. Vogt, Basketball All-League Second Team, City- County All-Star Team, All-tournament, Sanger Kiwanis, Invitational. Football City-County All- Star, J. Tajiri, Volleyball All-League Team, G. Tsuji, Basketball, All-League Honorable Mention, T. Clark, Football All-League Second Team, ROW TWO: L to R: M. Stanley, Football All-League, R. Iwasaki, Basketball All-League Honorable Mention, S. Loefher, Basketball All- League Second Team, B. Brumm, Football All- League Team, BOTTOM LEFT: FRONT: L to R: S. Nishida, Swimming member 200 Yd. Medley Relay, Valley Third Place, S. Ostrand, Swimming, first in Valley, 200 Yd. freestyle, third in Valley, 500 Yd. freestyle, A. Laemmlen, Swimming fourth in Valley 100 Yd. backstroke, B. Siebert, Swimming, second in Valley, 50 Yd. Freestyle, third in Valley, 100 Yd. Butterny, second in Valley, 200 Yd. Freestyle, member of Relay team, ROW TWO: L to R: D. Carter, Swimming, first in Valley 100 Yd. Butterfiy, second in Valley, 200 Yd. Freestyle, K. Worthington, Tennis Doubles title third place in WYL, M. Abe, Baseball All- League Second Team, M. Vogt, Baseball All- League First Team City-County All-Star team, candidate for Northern Calif. H.S. Team. BELOW: Mike Vogt, first athlete in the history of Reedley High School to be selected on all three major All-Star lCity-County? teams. SUPPLEMENT 11 Pram Mte 71' 'Durs to Remember The night to remember for Junior and Senior couples was Nlay 27 when the Prom was held at the Hilton Hotel in Fresno. Prom Committee co-chairpersons Joanne Tsuji and Connie Willeford and their band of enthusiastic workers labored for months to get invitations, programs, reservations, and decorations in order for the special night. Couples ate a delicious dinner served by the hotel staff, then danced to the music of Touch or enjoyed the evening breezes on the terrace. RIGHT: Rhonda Swonger asks the cameraman, l'Could anyone have a nicer brother? as Karen Wilson and David Powell strut their stuft to the sounds of Touch. FAR RIGHT: Elaine Fillmore tells Karen Wickersham, lIBut I want the carnation! BELOW: Rik Fujioka and Susan Kitahara dare each other to jump off the terrace. MIDDLE: Bev Brintnall, Gene Pinedo, Cindy Hansen and Peggy Clark take a rest from the dance Hoor. BELOW FAR RIGHT: Prom go'ers dance to the music of Touch. ,K I 4 XM 0 l ,-- Fi. F ' .. . 3 if 12 SUPPLEMENT T- Q 3 4 Y ' -,sw ' li : f 3 Qt V -ill? QT M Q3 it V RR 'A 5 X 'Ox f' 1 xs 1 TZL 1 5 ' x il T l 5' . 1 x X E 11 Tp if r. Q ' , lt .1 2' 1' ll .I . I' 6433 jg yrqffqf, ww SUPPLEMENT 13 qi . W ,eq Mir .iw ffkfix 3 lynx ' Sclmlarshjos ana' Awards Students receiving special recognition for scholastic achievement were honored on May 24 at Scholarship Awards Night. Mr. Al Hill, head counselor, informed those present that more scholarships were presented to this year's graduating class than in any other class at Reedley High School. Over 560,000 in scholarships were presented to graduates during the ceremony. RIGHT: SIERRA KINGS HOSPITAL AUXILIARY, L to R: K. Bradley, M. Dueck, J. Kawakamo. NOT PICTURED: N. Murray. MIDDLE RIGHT: STATE SCHOLARSHIP: FRONT ROW: L to R: J. Tsuji, C. Willeford, B. Hill, R. Reyes, M. Lopez, D. Patzkowsky. ROW TWO: M. Dueck, M. Asuncion, B. Zamora, R. Villegas, A. Quintinilla, J. Hernandez. NOT PICTURED: W. Anderson, A. Minor, B. Montenegro, J. Sunamoto. BOTTOM RIGHT: Counselor F. Garcia Presents G. Hull with the California Garden Club Scholarship. 14 SUPPLEMENT LEFT: WHO'S WHO AMONG MUSIC STUDENTS IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS: C. Reimer. MIDDLE LEFT: COLLEGE OPPORTUNITY GRANTS: FRONT ROW: L to R: S. Dominguez, D. Cuadros, D. Yamagata, J. Kawakami, N. Gonzalez, J. Lopez, C. Rodriguez. ROW TWO: J. Matta, J. Ybarra, C. Manning, A. Tabutol, M. Garcia, I. Garcia, A. Sanchez. ROW THREE: E. Mascorro, R. Lopez, D. Rivas, M. Asuncion, B. Zamora, L, Rosas, D. Padilla, S. Reynoso, J. Castaneda. NOT PICTURED: L. Atesalp, H. Curry, R. Gonzalez, N. Murray, T. Pardo, B. Perez, H. Perez, S. Rodriguez, E. Romero, BOTTOM LEFT: MATHEMATICS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA: J. Sunamoto. BOTTOM RIGHT: R.T. FRENCH HOME ECONOMICS AWARD: D. Isaak. .F , .. '.,,, SUPPLEMENT 15 fgQ uane Gurney 27f922+59 - 6-7-77 'nj v 4 ' if , nv: 5 - ' , ,A ,push .- PM 3, gn V ' f KW, QL 1 ., 5 450- i E 3 V ? ,lf V, , ,1-fy 5 I' .F R, Q M if. .1 di . 4-kg r I , - l if ., , . , , J- , ' -'SC -N -Q 'I vf. M, f 'lhb , ,, f-1, ,,, 157 I W' L ..,.--!?i'7i,V..f 5 LULE1 ,V 1 1 .. M 4,43 1 Q ,-..1 wi ff .. ff f 1 11 v XJ . in 4 - E kjx W? 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Final tests had to be passed, preparations made for graduation, and the many good-byes and farewells taken. All in all, those four years will be remembered as the memorable care-free years for the Class of 1977. 14 Seniors 1, ' 1,-. 5 , t .,qE,Z'?S 611 exxg ',k g 1 I ,v ,41- -' - mm: Ae WI ,gn I 4- gi. 37: li Q , if 1: 1 5 hi l xg 5- X2 9 7+ E Q gif ii 5 5 54 i -,-f- I3 ff? .-Q -new v .Al 'fig A I ,fx 31 lv 4 1' .EL 9535 xi ek- 14-'ff E JV' AC' 5 FUHEIGIV BYCHAIVGE On the tennis courts or at the chess board, in the music room or the swimming pool, Jari Kokkonen accomplished at least one thing in all these places this year: he made friends. An exchange student from Helsinki, Finland, Jari came to Reedley with the Youth for Understanding program and is staying with the Arnold Ewy family. He enjoys the sports and games mentioned above, and plays string bass and electric bass guitar. He is also interested in architecture. Jari noted the difference between the excitement of the large city where he lives and the friendliness of a smaller town such as Reedley. Meeting Jari was an exciting experience in understanding for everyone concerned. RIGHT: L to Ry Jari Kokkonen, Mark Luzania, and Don Carter perform in the Fall Concert. BELOW RIGHT: Jari and his American family. the Arnold Ewys. BELOW: Jari at home. 16 Foreign Exchange Mitchell Abe Perry Abe Chris Acosta Louis Agrifogiio Florinda Alanis Pete Alvarez Corky Anderson '11 -1- Keiko Arakawa Dave Araki Ernest Archer Karen Armitstead Mario Asuncion SENIORS 17 Lucy Atesalp Mary Avendano Dan Awbrey Steve Badilla Kirk Bailey Pam Baker Steve Barnett B Doug Benik Bruce Bennett Brad Blake 18 SENIORS Ron Boucher Richard Bowden Ernie Bracamontes Terry Bradford Kendra Bradley Juanita Beverly Brmtnall Patty Brooks Bruce Brown Cheryl Burke Estefana Caniu D Gloria Cardona Charles Carlson Deanna Carpenter David Carter Gene Carter Mary Cerda Alicia Charles Jerry Christian Gary Clark Mike Clark Tom Clark Jim Costa Sam Cox ii Dennis Craft Nancy Crawford Diane Cuadros LEFT: Joni and Carolyn stroll across campus. SENIORS 19 5552 . V . ly kkvk li is F y l 7 l Laura Cuevas John Curiel Helen Curry Kenneth Dale Don Deeds ii Jack Deperalta Salina Dominguez Martin Dueck Jef? East Rosemary Estrada Robert Ewy Lynn Fabris Kathy Farris Debbie Felix Sharon Fennell 20 SENIORS Elizabeth Figueroa Elaine Fillmore Tom Flanagan Amy Flores John Flores ,- e X 5 it ,al ABOVE: Boy, that was some party last night, reports Jay Tavlan. -- N k ik l G' l I Jeff Forster Rene Gaeta Lydia Galvan Irma Garcia Maria Garcia Natalie Garcia Dina Garza Joel Gentles Lore Gerawan Donna Gibson Joe Givens l G U i G Cynthia Glenn Donald Goerzen Juanita Gonzalez Nelda Gonzalez Ruben Gonzalez SENIORS 21 43 l 'x ' Sli? Salvador Gonzalez Vicky Gonzalez Arlette Gregory Jan Grimes Anna Guerrero Jeannie Gunter Duane Gurney Linda Hamburger Ron Hamm C Cary Hansen ,uf Cindy Hansen Troy Harman Lisa Hatakeda Barbara Hatanaka Bill Haury 22 SENIORS ii l il if f Cindy Heinrichs Jose Hernandez Barbara Heyne Cathy Hicks Brenda Hill Nick Hill Frank Huerta Greg Hull si Arleen Ikemiya Jill Inman Jolene Inn ABOVE: I'Plop, plop, Ezz, hzz, oh what a relief it is. X1 Donna Isaak Jerry Isaak Randy Iwasaki Annette Janzen John Johnson 3' . , Norma Johnson Karen Jones Stan Kanawyer Rick Kaprielian Joni Kawakami SENIORS 23 L... . t ll v to 1 ' , R 'E . .. tp ' -X H , . , Stuart Kawasaki Kenneth Kemp Steve Kennedy Susan Kitahara Kari Klassen Tim Koch ' V u Jari Kokkonen Joy Kunishige Ann Laemmlen Adriana Leal ' if TF fi, +L 5 L ,,,. i,. -1 :Q as 4 .W W . .Q A in ?, V. , eff W ,f , 7- V aw.. :gf lv' Bennett Lee Daniel Leistner Russell Linzmeier ABOVE: l'WiII ya look at that!! 24 SENIORS 1 as Mike Llewellyn Scott Loeffler Carol Lopez 4 l l l l l David Lopez Felicia Lopez June Lopez Mary Lou Lopez Mary Lou Lopez Ron Lopez Lily Lozano Susan Lozano Pam Lucas Betty Manning i i Cheryl Manning Linda Maroom Tom Martinez David McAvoy Kathy McCaig Kathy McGIashan Joann McHaIey Susan McIntyre Mike McNerney Dennis Mehas SENIORS 25 Chris Mendez Kelly Miller Alisa Minor Carolyn Mizuno Becky Montenegro Merry Moore Nancy Murray Vivian Musto Craig Mytton Ray Nickel Steve Nishida Gayle Oki Joy Osmon Candy Parman Dale Pattigan X l 12 i i , Denise Patzkowski Joe Penner Beatrice Perez Henry Perez Cindy Petinak 26 SENIORS Gene Pinedo Juana Pizana David Powell Angel Quintanilla Richard Radtke Caroline Ramirez Marie Ramirez Pete Ramirez Renee Reyes Yvonne Richardson Norma Rios Rosemary Rios Dale Robbins Dale Robertson ,, M... ' ,, '13 I 223, 31'- if N. .r u v.g!t..,::: W: -. .- A fran- z n ni, ,uhm cu 1 Q ...A Steve Rapada Christine Reimer ABOVE: Karen, Cary, Debbie, and Greg enjoy a break. SENIORS 27 S S S iiss J Pam Rodie Lupe Roque Carolina Rodriguez Sammy Rodriguez Gloria Rodriquez George Rosas Larry Rosas Letty Rosas Paula Ruth Sylvia Sahagun R 28 SENIORS Anita Sanchez Ray Sanchez Rosalind Sandoval April Sasaki Debbie Sasaki .. Ig 1 :'P'2fq ., -- , , is 1, qi, . 1 ' Peter Sauceda -A l ,, if l , Y 7 , Susan Saunders Danny Schwandt Steve Scoville w'SSHaron Shamoon David Silva .l K y Eric Simmons Donna Simon Andy Smith Tony Smykal Susan Sorensen i V Nlark Stanley Susan Steffens Stacey Steinwand Patsy Stevens Vicki Strambi Jeff Sunamoto Russell Swonger Ann Tabutol Gay Taguchi Jeanne Tajiri LEFT: Seniors hard at rest. SENIORS 29 ,Q , 5 ' ix , Doris Takayama Darlene Tarpley Robert Tartaglia Ken Tatami Jay Tavlan Karen Thompson Joan Thonesen Mike Thurlow Dina Tobin Jerry Toews Maricella Trevino Yolanda Trujillo Gary Tsuji A., T' 7 ABOVE: M. Abe offers proof that blondes D0 have more Joanne Tsuji Martin Tuller Lisa Vartanian fun- 3O SENIORS Margarito Villagomez Nlona Villanueva 'Terry Villarreal Rafael Villegas Mike Vogt Vlfgfw Roseann Waha Joe Walker Doug Warkentin Connie Willeford Karen Wilson Kelly Worthington Cliff Wright Diane Yamagata Pauline Yamagata Yasuko Yamakawa Lisa Yamashiro Dan Ybarra Joe Ybarra Ben Zamora Aracelia Zuniga SENIORS 31 Hrate H7lars Each year the Porcupine gives special recognition to ten seniors, five girls and five boys who in the opinion of their classmates and teachers are the most representative of their class, the Pirate Pillars. These students have achieved excellence in areas they represent. Many are active in student government, sports, music, mathematics, clubs, and activities. Those active in student government included Patty, Ann, Becky, Connie, Kelly, and Bennett. Tom, Mike, and Mark were on the winning Pirate football team, and Mike played Varsity baseball. Patty, Becky, and Kelly have all participated in volleyball, and Tom, and Bennett were on the track team. Bennett and Ann were swimmers, Patty and Kelly were Varsity tennis players, and Tom and Mike were on basketball squads. Jeff was on the math team, and Ann and Mark received national recognition in their respective sports. Patty, Becky, and Bennett all sang in Madrigals, and Kelly and Ann also were members of other choirs. Connie and Mike were Girl and Boy Staters, Connie was a National Merit Scholarship Commended Student, while Jeff was a semi-hnalist in that competition. Mike won the DAR Good Citizen Award, and Connie was a Bank of America Plaque winner, and Porcupine editor. These students have achieved many things in their four years at RHS and the Porcupine is happy to give them this richly deserved recognition. 32 SENIORS ,, 1 f-5 ief K Ik, ,.,, f fr 11. . f M51 ff? 1 -125 Nm- '-? ' K i f I Q ,L WK, N L , , ax? . h N , ' 5 'A 3 ff N ,. gt my ANN LAENIMLEN BENNETT LEE I, ia Ti K . I 9 Situ'-vwiffvh L, , I QQ.-v 1. . , r' L f 17 A X, 1 ' X 1 - x HQ, ,, 34, 5, 11 1 , jg Q 3' wb , 1 f 1 , dz 1 L . . 11 f -- I ff -2-if 5 - 'f 5 L S x g 5,522 K, L R I ! ff? f ' Q, , !?Q,,x ' P--Q ?:.T,1,:- WWW! W TYR f 9? it K I Wwfffwi W Ll , KELLY WORTHINGTON TOM CLARK Six X A if- J , .QSLL hrs as Yrs? 2 X. EGRO coNN1E wx LEFORD MARK STAN EY V ., EF ABOVE CAMERA CORNEREDy FRONT ROW: L to R5 G. Cantu, D, York D Osborne. ROW TWO: D. Walters, P. Burgett, V. Guzman, G. Suarez J Chavez STANDING: R. Reyes. ABOVE RIGHT: CAMERA CORNEREDQ FRONT ROW: L to Ry D. Rivas, B Sanchez RQ Villegas, A. Huerta. ROW TWO: S. Reynoso, D. Padilla, G Rosas R S-anchez, A. Garcia, E. Balderas. RIGHT That's the last time I'll ever eat a Greek oIive. CAMERA SHY Margaret Barboza George Cardoso Jose Castaneda Carlos Cedillo Ken Charters Jon Christensen Dorinda Clarkson Avelina Covarrubias Greg Crinklaw Idalia Elizondo Lourdes Espinosa Ray Esquivel Nate Garcia Manuel Gutierrez Susan Haas Connie Herrold Landen Humphrey Carol Knight Donna Lane Mark Lawson Tom Leach Roderick Lewis Tonita Lopez 34 SENIORS Donna Mangrum Eliseo Mascorro Jesse Matta Silvia Meza Danny Mitchell Francisco Moreno Mario Moreno Sam Muniz Felipe Naranjo Rudy Ochoa A Lawrence Oken Terry Pardo Benjamin Perez Rosa Ramirez Ramiro Rodriguez Eloy Romero Gabriel Ruvalcaba Jerry Silveira Iftekhar Subedar Arthur Torres Delberta Trimble Aureliano Velasco Eliud Villegas Carol Wright Epi Q 'kj . -'x 1' R- A is wt I Y...-v ? M4 E 1' JA 'wx 1.4 Varsity Football Experience was the key factor in the success of the Varsity football team. On the squad were 14 returning lettermen, many of whom were starters the previous year. The Pirates' 7-2-1 season record K3-1-1 in leaguel earned them a berth in the valley play-offs as the West Yosemite League's Uwild-card team. After defeating Porterville in quarter-finals competition, the Pirates lost to the powerful Foothill Trojans of Bakersfield. RIGHT: The Pirates' leading rusher Tom Flanagan. BELOW: The RHS Varsity football team: Front Row: Lto R: D. Osborne, G. Cantu, S. Rapada, S. Gonzalez, M. Larson, S. McClatchy, S. Lewis, K. Fite, S. Kanawyer, H. Perez, S. Kennedy, J. Toews, B. Pendergast. Middle Row: Mgr. R. McKinney, J. Curiel, A. Huerta, D. Schwandt, W. McCurry, R. Hamm, C. Carlson, S. Barnet, R. Iwasaki, S. Johnson M. Vogt, E. Bracamontes, T. Flanagan, Mgr. A. Aldava. Back Row: Mgr. D. Gurney, A. Martinez, M. Stanley, E. Simmons, T. Clark, G. Carpenter, T. Koch, W. Anderson, B. Brumm, P. Hertzler, D. Mehas, Mgr. B. Williams. l , is Q . .. n . 36 SPORTS TOP: Starting Varsity offense: L to R: S. Barnet, H. Perez, T. Clark, D. Schwandt, S. McClatchy, T. Koch, S. Johnson, P. Hertzler, M. Standley, A. Huerta, T. Flanagan, J. Curiel, M. Vogt. MIDDLE: Starting Varsity defense: L to R: S. Kennedy, S. Gonzales, R. Iwasaki, E. Simmons, K. Fite, M. Stanley, B. Brumm, S. Lewis, G. Carpenter, S. Kanawyer, E. Bracamontes. Left: Varsity coaches: L to R: Skip Pendergast, Larry lwasaki, Jim Gregory, and Irv Isaak. SPORTS 37 Varsity Football As with most winning football teams, defense was the backbone-of our Varsity. The Pirates' defensive squad was rated as one of the finest in the valley. Three Pirates were selected to the VVYL all-league team. Bruce Brumm was selected for his outstanding defensive play, and Mark Stanley and Albert Huerta were chosen for their fine work as offensive center and guard respectively. Led by captains Mark Stanley, John Curiel, Steve Kennedy, Eric Simmons, and Tom Flanagan, Reedley boasted fine overall performances rather than exceptional individual efforts. RIGHT: Dennis Mehas, holder of a new school field goal record of 44 yards, gets ready to boot another three pointer. MIDDLE RIGHT: Varsity football captains: L to R: John Curiel, Tom Flanagan, Mark Stanley, Steve Kennedy, and Eric Simmons. BELOW: Varsity specialty teams and reserves: Front Row: L to R: D. Osborne, R. Hamm, G. Cantu, J. Toews, M. Larson, S. Rapada. Back Row: C. Carlson, W. Anderson, D. Mehas, A. Martinez, W. McCurry. 38 SPORTS WWW .1 M Footbal The 76 Buccaneers posted a Fine 7-3 overall season record, and were 2-3 in league. They earned a third place spot in a tough West Yosemite Junior Varsity League after losing to Sanger in a championship deciding match. Coaches Henvit, Mitchell, and Esposito molded their players into a hard-working, ever- improving team. The 76 Bucs should be commended for a fine season's work, and special recognition should go to team leaders Rick Fujioka, Lupe Lopez, and Chris Henvit. ABOVE LEFT: Russell Olsen runs for a few more yards. LEFT: Junior Varsity coaches: Marlon Henvit, Paul Mitchell and Rex Esposito. BELOW: Junior Varsity football team: Front Row, L to R: C. Hanson, T. Fujioka, K. Henvit, C. Cisco, D. Perkins, R. Olsen, C. Henvit, J. Klarcyk, J. Luna, A. Zavala, G. Nishi, Row Two: M. Iwo, A. Curiel, G. Brewster, J. Martinez, M. Evans, G. Martinez, P. Taplac, B. Contreras, T. Sanchez, L. Salazar. Row Three, K. Loftis, L. Sanchez, W. Penley, C. Mehas, M. Gerawan, R. Velasquez, R. Bailey, J. Koker, R. Fujioka, R. Cordova, K. Hughes, R. Garcia, P. Kryder. 1 SPORTS 39 Frosh, Frosh-Soplz Football Frosh-Soph had a 3-4-1 season record, and one performances were given by Captain Ben Lopez and MVP Tony Garcia. Coaches were Mr Riley and Mr. Rotella. With a 2-2 record, the Frosh team was led by MVP, Captain Henry Betancourt and coached by Mr. Trinidad and Mr. Eaton. RIGHT: Bucs in scrimmage action. BELOW: FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL, FRONT ROWf L to R: C. Brewster, J. Moreno, M. Vasquez, A. Allen, H. Betancourt, B. Bertelsen, T. Garcia, T. Bimat, ROW TWO: R. Garcia, R. De Leon, H. Santos, B. Bergthold, P. Vaccari, J. Jones, C. Brown, J. Fabris, R. Reimer, T. Lopez, Coach Riley, ROW THREE: Coach Rotella, S. Cantu, U. Serquinia, R. Rodriguez, G. Harman, R. Cuevas, R. Harman, T. Torres, L. Sanchez, B. Lopez, R. Cerda, L. Plata. BOTTOM: FRESHMAN FOOTBALL, FRONT ROW, L to R: M. Zuniga, O. Prado, M. Mariscal, M. Bauer, G. Clark, R. Rogalsky, D. Egleston, R. Streeterg ROW TWO: L. Alvis, D. Villegas, B. Day, R. Forster, T. Bumpous, B. Scroggins, E. Evans, C. DeLeon, R. Franks, Coach L. Trinidad, ROW THREE: J. Briones, C. Rempel, T. Blake, R. Baker, C. Metzger, B. Kuykendall, K. Pantoja, C. Bryan, R. Cox, M. Goorigian, M. Heyne. X ,. , iw., if xi rr f 3? lf. A Q- . f .MKL: 354 j'3fUQ '5ii,:K ' ,f I J iv 'Jw fe N gzsixf ww : - r Q' 4 M: Vw 'V y sea ' ' A 5 L F 2 x - Q F' 3 ' LJ, A Dig ggi 327 2 7 Q15 .f S ff ki I I L n if' EQWIQ L . 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Af-. - -rim ,S Varsity Volleyball Tougher competition and only two returning starters became a problem for this year's Varsity volleyball team. Hoover High School's Patriots defeated the Pirates in the quarterfinals of the valley playoffs, ending Reedley's reign over the valley. However, the girls, led by coach Glenda Morgan, took the championship at the Fresno Bee Invitiational and second place at the Highland Tournament. They finished second in the WYL, with a 9-1 record. The girls completed the season with an overall record of 20-5. Special recognition went to Patty Brooks and Jeanne Tajiri who were selected for the all-WYL team. TOP RIGHT: Varsity volleyball, Front Row, L to R: A. Hirata, L. Kubo, B. Montenegro, J. Tajiri, P. Nishida-Mgr. Back Row: K. Sunamoto, P. Brooks, C. Garza, J. Gonzales, B. Dueck, Coach Morgan. BELOW: Kathy Sunamoto spikes while teammates look on. MIDDLE RIGHT: Reedley's famous dive. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeanne Tajiri sets up the play. BOTTOM RIGHT: Annette Hirata and Jeanne Tajiri up for a block. 42 SPORTS M ,, 5 1'l E .f Q . Qauqw.WW,m L, E .sf Ig.. .. .R M yi Q , Frosh-Soph Voleyball Winning has become a habit that's been hard to break for the Frosh- Soph Volleyball team. Losing only two games out of their ten game season, Frosh-Soph ended up at top of their league again this year. Coached by Mrs. Rotan, Frosh- Soph Volleyball worked hard and played well all season. TOP RIGHT: FROSH-SOPH VOLLEYBALL: FRONT ROW: L to R: N. Mori, M. Wilker, P. Pendergast, C. Vogt, D. Tatami, ROW TWO: C. Franks, L. Thompson, C. Tajiri, G. Koga, B. Walker, E. Gonzales, C. Olsen: ROW THREE: Coach Rotan, J. Inn, Mgr. L. Garcia, A. Haney, C. Torres, A. Rogalsky, J. Willeford, D. Johnson, L. Friesen,J. Olson. RIGHT: Dorothy Johnson spikes against Hanford. BELOW: Frosh-Soph prepare for action. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cheri Vogt sets the ball to Dorothy Johnson 44 SPORTS . :.:. is any me-.1 5. A.. 1-1, . .ul 6 N elmfi Water Polo Coach Gross' waterpolo teams finished the 1976 season with their best records in four years of competition. The J.V. team shared the league championship with two other WYL J.V. teams, holding a 12-3 season record, 6-2 in league. Varsity's 7-7 overall record, C3- 5 in league? earned them third place in their league, following a hard-fought, final game victory over powerful Hanford. TOP LEFT: Varsity members practice before a game. LEFT: VARSITY WATER POLO, FRONT ROW, L to R, B. Armin, D. Carter, A. Laemmlen, B. Lee. ROW 'lWO, Coach Gross, B. Blake, D, Carter, D. Mitchell, D. Powell, T. Barsoom, S. Nishida. BOTTOM LEFT: J. V. WATER POLO, FRONT ROW, L to R, J. Schmitter, M. Iwanaga, J. Grimes, A. Dawson, J. Cartozian, K. Stohl. ROW TWO, R. Johnson, B. Frandsen, S. Powell, R. Case, S. Gurney, M. Johnson, E. Laemmlen, D. Cartozian. ROW THREE, A. Baker, M. Alvis, P. Ellis, B. Hagen, D. Stringer, T. Klassen, D. Forcey, D. Frandsen. BELOW: Goalie Bennett Lee prepares to pass the ball. SPORTS 45 l l Varsity Basketball With only two returning lettermen, Coach Greg Warmerdam's varsity basketball squad finished 1-9 in the W.Y.L., one of the toughest leagues in the valley. In pre-season play, the Pirates took consolation championship at the Sanger Invitational. Here Mike Vogt, for the third year in a row, made the All-Tournament Team. Overall the Pirates hnished 9-17. Awards went to Mike Vogt, captain and best free throw percentage, Ray Nickel, most improved, and Randy Iwasaki, M.V.P. Named to All-league second team were Scott Loefller and Mike Vogt, while Randy Iwasaki and Gary Tsuji received honorable mentions. BELOW: Scott Loeffler takes a jump shot. 46 SPORTS Gary Tsuji TYUY Harman Bruce Brumm Mike V09t Craig Mytton Richard Radtke Robert Ewy Scott Loeffler Randy Iwasaki Ray Nicke Coach Warmerdam Steven Rogers, Mgr 0- ,mw AQHA. ia., . f 14 :L -sn- baba W, ..,:: ,:, x Fm' -1, - i - - ' e :T 1.- ii: t TOP LEFT: Gary Tsuji attempts to stop his opponent. MIDDLE LEFT: Randy Iwasaki shoots a free throw while Gary Tsuji looks on. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Loeffler takes another tip. BELOW: Randy Iwasaki goes in hard for two. SPORTS 47 sf- Ti ww' 'D - A A o Q -. 9 G - - 1 .frfJi::, af if ---, T fi! iff' - 1? 5 ,,:' '- 1 H X WT' ' ' H --A. Xb' H f vw En, 215 , ' ' 'L , K 1. A f f rl--,T , 5, B 3,7 -., MJ.,--A 'A . we ' 'Hfziiiuig bn. 2 1 .B ,1 V, K Wiffu ' W'5x',l'i551 ffQff'ffjf5 11- Mi. , . , , '- W ' , ,I ,... ,,,,. ., , W. . A , . .., W ws' ' 525 .,.. if Q fi' ' -zz? A Lf' 5 f 5 ,L V ,Q V1 . .,, W -1: -f WN! L, L ., , , , , .JI H 55 ,gn 'ag is 11 E3 1, -5,3 , Q K , F-h I I , V tr, 'xd- Q-,. . , .5 ' ss is ,.+ 0 H1 Em A b nf, , -we In ' ' ' A 'L ,2- M.. ,dh 21.31 W :fix ,vfiiiiliii Hx wffk?5az:,g3Qa qw 4? . .G ,, ..,. ,V .au I-U,-' 4 W' And f 4 K W' 'fiif.i1, if -1 fr , i .fl K' if ?Erij Zig? 51 , k E :ggi gq, 7,1 k Q r vgigy 12- -- -kg is im fff'5e1f'Vf .. ,, f V Qi 99? K ' 1 4 g 7 P1 H' if f ,, Q Hash-Saph Basketbad Frosh-Soph, under Coach Iwasaki and Assistant Coach Jerry Montoya, finished with a 6-4 league record to tie with Redwood for second place. Two of the contests saw the underclassmen team lose by one point. The squad was led by Captain Gus Reyes and MVP Tim Cowdrey. TOP' LEFT: Gus Reyes drives to the basket. MIDDLE LEFT: FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: L to R, M. Ramirez, G. Reyes, B. Bertelsen, M. Sanchez, B. Nishi, E. Vargas. ROW TWO: J. Johnson, J. Mora, E. Parichan, L Plata, T. Cowdrey, B. Metzger, S. McCiatchey, A. Aldava. BOTTOM LEFT: Tim Cowdrey sho'is for one at the charity line. SPORTS 49 lflkesthhg Under the guidance of new head coach Jim Book, the Reedley High Grapplers made a fine showing in the always tough West Yosemite League. Countless hours of practice which required great perseverance and dedication molded the 1977 wrestlers into a strong and capable unit. Outstanding wrestlers Steve Barnett, Gary Martinez, Bruce Brown, and Pablo Saenz provided the leadership and experience so necessary for a successful season. TOP: Reedley wrestler about to pin an opponent. MIDDLE: Gary Martinez attempting a reversal. BELOW RIGHT: 1977 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: FRONT ROW: L to R: J. East, M. Dueck, P. Saenz, S. Ibara, E. Saenz, R. Gonzalez, O. Mora, D. Osborne, R. Esquivel. ROW TWO: G. Cantu, J. Koker, M. Evans, J. Stockdale, S. Barnett, G. Martinez, R. Garcia, W. Anderson, S. Kennedy. BELOW: Head Coach Jim Book. 229' 50 SPORTS -wfsiisff' 51. - I 'Q ig TOP LEFT: J.V. WRESTLING TEAM: FRONT ROW: L to R, A. Becerra, A. East, M. Gregory, C. Jones, T. Baxley, R. Sanchez, D. Tatami, S. Sasaki, P. Ashcroft. ROW TWO: R. Gonzalez, R. Olsen, M. Miller, B. Gunn, S. Charley, M. Goorigian, E. Evans. TOP RIGHT: Martin Dueck in action. MIDDLE LEFT: Bruce Brown awaiti of his match. ng the start MIDDLE RIGHT: Another pin for Reedley. BOTTOM: An intent wrestling team awaiting a decision. SPORTS 51 Glils' Basketbal This was the first season for girls basketball competition as a winter sport. The Varsity, coached by Liz Kopenhaver, helded an unexperienced, yet talented team. They finished 4-6 in league. The team was led by Captain Cheri Vogt and MVP Kathy Mytton. The Junior Varsity, under Leann Rauch, practiced many hours and played whenever an opponent was available. In league they finished 6-2. Hopes were high, as many girls on both teams would be back next year. TOP RIGHT: VARSITY BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: Lto R: K. Torres, C. Vogt, G. Koga, L. Katsura, G. Anaya. ROW TWO: E. Badilia, P. Martinez, P. Iwasaki, K. Finck, J. Tatami, K. Mytton, Coach Kopenhaver. MIDDLE RIGHT: J.V. BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: L to R: T. Baxley, S. Sasaki, C. Vartanian, N. Mori. ROW TWO: B. Steffens, D. Decker, M. Contreras, C. Reyes, V. Osborne. ROW THREE: J. Clark, S. Taylor, C. Wall, D. Theuriet, C. Starkey, C. Graham, BELOW: J.V.'s tip olii. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathy Finck takes a jump shot. 52 SPORTS Gulf Six returning Varsity golfers backboned the Pirate golf team. Under Coach Ted Collins, team members practiced at the Sherwood Forest and Kings River golf courses. Leading the team were three- year veterans Jon Christensen and Randy Iwasaki, last year's MVP. TOP LEFT: Randy Iwasaki takes a practice swing. MIDDLE LEFT: J.V. GOLF, FRONT ROW: L to R: M Bauer, A. East, S. Charters, C. Christensen. ROW TWO: R. Bailey, B. Clarkson, M. Miller, E. Parichan. BOTTOM LEFT: VARSITY GOLF: L to R: S. Ikemiya, G. Pinedo, J. Olson, R. Iwasaki, M. Llewellyn, J. Christensen, D. Brooks. Varsliy Basebal In 1977, the Pirate baseball team attempted toimprove upon its outstanding '76 WYL Baseball Co-championship by capturing the elusive WYL Crown. Coach Paul Mitchell provided the fundamentals and a special insight into the game which helped the Pirates to continually improve in their play throughout the year. Returning starters Mike Vogt, Steve Rapada, Sal Gonzalez, and Ernie Bracamontes played key roles on the team because of their experience and leadership. A powerful pitching staff included veterans Steve Rapada and Mike Vogt with experienced J.V. ace Mitchell Abe. TOP: Ernie Bracamontes attempting to score another Reedley run. BELOW: 1977 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW, L to R, Mgr. R. Pinkley, D. Perkins, S. Lewis, R. Iwasakl, H. Perez, A. Zavala, M. Larson. ROW TWO: M. Abe, S. Gonzalez, T. Harman, M. Vogt, D. Mehas, E. Bracamontes, S. Barnett, S. Rapada, Coach Paul Mitchell. NOT PICTURED: Coach Ron Siebert. 54 SPORTS 'Q g, ' I 'FL . x if fy, gg 53? ' gf? 'aihawvggmfm 1 H35 ' :nf E ' Fl f- zz: 2 a A. 431: 1 . 12: A25 fx i 1-24 5 few 41 Saga if 'Rf 4 rv ',,. , ,. ,, Ev ,ef JV Baselzal Making up for deficiencies in experience with an abundance of talent and enthusiasm, the unusually young i'Bucs worked hard to succeed in competition this year. i'Skip Pendergast took on the coaching duties for the team, which was led by sophomores Scott McClatchey and Ron Reimer, and freshmen Brian Bertelson and Henry Betancourt. TOP RIGHT: Henry Betancourt. R. Duddy, G. Reyes, R. Reimer, 'L. Murro, B. Bertelsen, S. Sasaki, H. Betancourt, B. Lopez. ROW TWO: J. Luna, L. Salazar, C. Mehas, R. Heffiey, S. McClatchey, G. Felix, A. Cortez, G. Nishi, G. Martinez, S. Rogers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Mehas showing his swing. MIDDLE: J.V. BASEBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW: L to R5 56 SPORTS ? Swlinmlhg The Pirate swimming team, under Coach Gross and Assistant Coach Gregory, practiced mornings and afternoons from February to May to improve their speed and stamina. Many returnees from last year promised an exciting season for the Pirates. TOP RIGHT: BOYS SWIMMING TEAM, FRONT ROW: Lto R, R. Spalding, P. Anderes, J. Schmitter, B. Metzger, T. Johnson, S. Powell, S. Flaming, M. Iwanaga. ROW TWO: R. Case, D. Stohl, B. Frandsen, D. Carter, B. Armin, K. Cattani, E. Laemmlen, A. Baker, T. Klassen. ROW THREE: D. Forcey, T. Barsoom, P. Ellis, D. Cartozian, D. Stringer, B. Siebert, D. Carter, S. Nishida. MIDDLE RIGHT: Todd Klassen. BOTTOM RIGHT: GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM: FRONT ROW: L to R, K. Preheim, S. Johnson, K. Laceield, B. Steffens, K. Kelsey, B. Brintnall, M. Smykal, L. Hamburger. ROW TWO: L. Kope, P. Stevens, T. Collins, B. Heyne, L. Gerawan, S. Blackburn, A. Fillmore, K. Hamburger, C. Petinak. ROW THREE: P. Stevens, A. Dawson, J. Grimes, A. Laemmlen, S. Olson, L. Garcia, K. Cattani, K. Stohl, K. Finck. BELOW: Lore Gerawan competes in the butterfiy. 58 S PO RTS Dliflhg With two returning veterans, the diving team, coached by Bobbie Perez, practiced many hours to improve their techniques and performances. TOP LEFT: Rhonda Swonger practices an inward dive. MIDDLE LEFT: DIVING TEAM: FRONT ROW: L to R, Coach B. Perez, E. Racette, B. Slaton, R. Swonger. ROW TWO: C. Slaton, T. Bumpous, P. Wood, G. Cartozian. BOTTOM LEFT: Curtis Slaton. BELOW: Phil Wood practices his swan dive. SPORTS 59 Boys' Tennlls' Against tough competition, Reedley High's Boys' tennis team did well throughout the tennis season. Composed primarily of juniors and seniors, the Varsity team has the potential to win and a strong possibility to take league if they work hard and dedicate themselves. Returning seniors are, Rick Kaprielian, Danny Mitchell, Ron Boucher, Chuck Carlson, Joe Penner, and Mario Asuncion. Reedley's Junior Varsity is once again a threat in their league. Coach Jim Blied states, A lot of hard work, concentrated team effort, and a healthy team could make Reedley a contender for the league championship in either the Varsity or Junior Varsity Ievels. TOP RIGHT: BOYS VARSITY-JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS, L to R: M. Thompson, R. Streeter, S. Goishi, S. Guy, S. Clark, D. McHaley, M. Santos, A. Asada, R. Rodriguez. ROW TWO: C. Hansen, R. Garcia, R. Kryder, J. Sparks, C. Metzger, A. Quintanilia, R. Kaprielian, B. Barber, M. Mendez. ROW THREE: Coach Kent Danielson, R. Fugioka, J. Gallardo, B. Clark, M. Asuncion, C. Carlson, D. Mitchell, R. Boucher, J. Penner, Coach Jim Blied. MIDDLE RIGHT: Richard Garcia goes for a low volley while Chris Hansen alertly watches. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sean Clark demonstrating good form.I?J BELOW: Mario Asuncion and Rick Fujioka showing Angel Quintanillaand Brian Barber how they're going to wipe out their opponents. 60 SPORTS Girls' Tennlls For the past few years, girls tennis at Reedley High School has improved greatly. On Varsity, several girls' had three years of experience at that level of competition, and the Junior Varsity girls had a lot of talent and willingness to work which provided the basis for a really fine team. Miss Cook, coach, announced at the start of the season that prospects were good for one of the best seasons ever. LEFT: Jill Olson pretends to be playing tennis but we all know she's really watching the photographer. BELOW: Kelly Worthington and Susan Kitahara making sure the ball won't get between them. BOTTOM: GIRLS VARSITY-JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS, FRONT ROW: L to R, M. Yamashiro, E. Gonzalez, C. Hagopian, A. Janzen, K. Worthington, S. Kitahara, J. Kaprielian, L. Friesen, D. Ogata, D. Sanchez. BACK ROW: S. Nasalroad, K. Kirchman, P. Iwasaki, K. Klassen, C. Wall, C. Hansen, S. Dry, J. Olson, B. Dueck, A. Haney, B. Kitahara, Coach Chris Cook. SPORTS 61 Boys' Pack Sharpening their skills with a combination of intensive practice and Fierce competition, Boys Track improved as individuals and as a team. Coaches Trujillo, Boothby, and Rotella led a fine team of athletes in 1977, including veterans Steve Kennedy, Ken Tatami, Pete Balderas, Chris Henvit, plus many other veterans and First year hopefuls. TOP RIGHT: Greg Hull hurdles to hrst place, MIDDLE RIGHT: Dave Araki passes off to Art Tatami. BELOW: VARSITY TRACK TEAM, FRONT ROW: L to R, G. Hull, P. Balderas, G. Moreno, K. Tatami, S. Kennedy, J. Klarcyk, P. Tapia, A. Tatami, C. Henvit. ROW TWO: W. Ewy, G. Ruvalcaba, B. Williams, M. Gutierrez, J. De0cio, R. Cordova, D. Araki, R. Garcia, J. Stockdale, C. Foster, L. Rosas. Hifi-3Q:4Y' ...Ql- 62 SPORTS TOP: FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAMg FRONT ROW: Lto R R. Rogalsky, B. Forster, A. Allen, B. Day, C. Rempel, T. Garcia, R. Olson, J. Moreno, P. Saenz, M. Kawakami, V. Guzman, T. Bimat. ROW TWO: U. Serquinia, L. Alvis, V Santos, D. Bergthold, T. Warkentin, J. Moreno, M. Guzman, F. Lopez, B. Kuykendall, A. Aldava, R. Harman D. Tatami, R. Cuevas. ROW THREE: J. Little, D. Dunnagan, T. Cowdrey, M. Gerawan, R. Rivera, W. Penley, J. Martinez, R. Franks, R. Cerda, L. Sanchez, R. Carlton. LEFT: Steve Kennedy races across the finish line. ABOVE: Manuel Guzman and William Ewy run the 440. 1 ii gy? .Q ,, b y enum, ws: 'F :'r53'm,:',:lv xg. , ,,... , X WARS., .... g . 1 '-55. 5 Q. sf. .W , .Q W mx. M 4 55-. 2 fwas-fb a A Qu , , 4, f-.N 'fag 255:53 .iic xi gxi' 'A ggi-ling 1 f J- la' 1 - 45.4, ix '!iggTf 2,4'kz'? ' ghhff H skins, .gray W V+ as ' M, my nw.. if 4. hz .-. W , .... , ,L.. if 'Q rg 3 w Nwfeffb JA. Nw, 6 .mb ef 1' -1- A ,.i'4'.w. N xmff.. '5 fm fl-F as ,Qi 15 3 ,1 2 5 49 fH'f'Hi4mwe mf. 'Y ici Q .. gs nw 'sag ,Q , 5 2 2 ' Q, .,,,. .1 5 N. 5 ., f' if ' :S .1.' ,, 5 53.1.15 .I r- L s 5 ff an QA . K U i AL'77W77E.S' The title Activities covers a wide range of student interests. It includes musical groups, paper and yearbook staffs, groups for those with military interests such as Rifle Club and Cadets, plus Pep Squad, honor students, student council, and Forensics. Students involved in these groups worked hard all year striving to achieve the goals they had set for themselves. ACTIVITIES 65 Homecomlhg Week The lirst week of November was an exciting time on the Pirate campus as everyone got involved in the spirit of Homecoming. Various clubs and classes sponsored activities each day of the week. Several people were walking around the campus on Monday wearing shirts that were colorful, humorous, or in some cases just plain strange. FBLA sponsored l'Shirt Day competition at lunch. Winners were Lynn Tallman, Mark Alvis and Tim Harmon. Merry.Moore made the most money for the senior class fund on Tuesday when Tom Leach auctioned the student council members. Joey Boyd and Michelle Pegorsch were the Movie Star winners on Wednesday, Movie Star Day, sponsored by Thespians. Student Council slaves were paraded by their owners that day. The Booster Clubs sponsored Superstar competition. Couples from various clubs tossed eggs, jumped rope, had a gunny sack race and played marshmallow mouth. Patty Brooks and Mark Stanley, entries from Block R, won the event. On traditional Green and White Day, Friday, a rally was held in the stadium at lunch. Drama Club put on a skit, and the Juniors won the sign competition. The car rally Friday night was won by Entre Nous with their Peanuts float. King and Queen were crowned at half-time and the game against Hanford ended in a tie. TOP RIGHT: Debbie Mason has to chain 'em to keep 'em BOTTOM RIGHT: You've got to be kidding!! TOP MIDDLE: Do you want to see my fungus culture? asks Bruce Brumm. TOP FAR RIGHT: Tom Leach attempts the impossible-making money selling the student council members. E BOTTOM MIDDLE: You should see the other side!! BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: RAH! 66 ACTIVITIES . fs. XJ , 24 . Q , V, 1, ,9i. F X ACTIVITIES 67 cfm: .U '12 W- ,.,. . V-iii ll.-413 in as-JAP Swim 'M-Bi Wir M. r - , ...Z ..., Ig ' Y ,,. wg, fm Q, ,, , 1 . 5? -' :N . .H- . +5 .2 .. fir: .1 - . Ev:- H , X. ff. A ,l ,- .., ,, Q ' ' Sl i ?. J' 5 K ' H ggi: V 4. -V n Q. ,sf 3. 3,55 W 5 EEK Aw fi 4-E-.5563 5' ,v 1 a W. mf I fi. X 1 , 'U ff 1 3 F ? iz P5 -2 3 E , as .V L J H X M 1 1 mf T 5 'S Y 3 -ff,f'.w. .1 inf- N-4 iff ,-1.2651 1 ' ,. P51 --1 :'giawf..f- I-k V.: I. if.. 1 f. i, is if . ' ,i Elldlifx A. ,... ' -mawiir! N' X :fx pr, if JYW' 1 sr. 'i-25. U ' .: . 1111. EW' li ' A. - - -:U :w: , .f ,,g-2: Q 1 in fi E-223 M. xg Homecomlhg November 5, Homecoming Night, was a time of high excitement for many reasons. There was the action Filled game against Hanford which ended in a tie, and there was suspense in the air as everyone wondered who would be crowned Homecoming Queen. Student Body President Connie Willeford presented chrysanthemums to class attendants: Freshman Nligdalia Cavazos, Sophomore Rosette DeLeon, and Junior Liz Lopez. Then second senior attendant Yolanda Trujillo was presented, followed by first attendant Kendra Bradley. Last year's Queen Peggy Wyckoff then crowned the '76 Homecoming Queen Renee Reyes. Renee and King Margarito Villagomez then took a turn iround the track to greet their loyal 'isubjects . FAR LEFT: HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN: Renee Reyes, Margarito Villagomez. LEFT: SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Yolanda Trujillo, Kendra Bradley. BELOW: LEFT T0 RIGHT: QUEEN AND HER COURT: Nl. Cavazos, E. Galvan, R. De Leon, A. Zavala, L. Lopez, D. Pattigan, K. Bradley, B. Brown, P. Wyckoff, R. Reyes, G. Reyes, Y. Trujillo M. Martinez, M. Villagomez, C. Willeford. ..Qw,'Ht, - -,., -f f I St' SWF I1- l Bruce Armin Jill Armin Brian Beal Joey Briones Kathy Bruce Shelley Burke Beth Camacho Dean na Carpenter Don Cartar Shelby Charley Shephen Charters Lisa Dale Alicia Dawson Mary Dettweiler Deana Everhart David Frandsen Rik Fujioka Tim Fujioka Gloria Garcia Cleo Garza Danny Gerawan Joe Givens 70 ACTIVITIES Elena Gonzalez Tammy Gullet Billy Gunn Jennie Gunter Cheryl Hageman Kim Hamburger Barbara Hatanaka Joyce Hatanaka Paul Helms Dan Hernandez Tammy' Hiatt Sandra Huerta Lee Hull Janet Ikemiya Mark Iwanaga Rod Johnson James Koker Glen Konishi Joy Kunishige Dan Leistner Cathy Leistner Chris Lewis Lucy Lewis Mark Luzania Pat McKinney Diana McNeil Roberta Mendoza Brenda Metry Cora Miller Nora Miller David Mitchell Chris Moore Colleen Mullen Karen Neufeld Cynthia Nimori Danielle Oki Lorraine Oki Jennifer Overman John Park Jayne Radtke Duke Ramshaw Chris Reimer Ed Reimer Lori Rempel Gerald Richardson Patsy Rivera Sal Rodriquez Chris Sahagun Susan Sasaki Doug Skogsberg Lori Smeds Mary Smykal Lisa Solomon Joey Sparks Albert Stafford Jay Tavlan Carmen Torrez Jenny Tucker Ron Unmuth Rosa Villegas Jim Weldon Jesse Wright Le Anne Zimmerman Marchlhg and Pep Bands Under the direction of Mr. Fritz, Marching Band started the school year before the rest of the student body with band week, the time when freshmen are initiated and upperclassmen take a refresher course in the finer points of Eight to Five marching. The band rehearsed each Thursday evening and performed at the home football games. They also traveled to Berkeley in October and competed in show and parade competition at Selma, where once again they pleased the crowds with their much imitated dancing style. A select group of high spirited Pirate musicians formed the Pep Band which performed at rallies and away games under the direction of Mr. Book and drum majors Doug Skogsberg and Christine Reimer. TOP FAR LEFT: Marching Band forms the Reedley High School initials. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Fritz directs the orchestra. MIDDLE LEFT: The woodwinds practice with full cheeks. BELOW: PEP BAND: FRONT ROW: L to R: D. Carter, D. Skogsberg, L. Hull, E. Reimer, R. Johnson. ROW TWO: P. Helms, D. Hernandez, D. McNiel, C. Sahagun, L. Solomon, C. Reimer, C. Hageman, P. McKinney, S. Sasaki, S. Charters, J. Overman, M. Dettweiler. ROW THREE: Mr. Book, B. Gunn, D. Carpenter, M. Smykal, K. Neufeld, C. Lewis, R. Villegas, A. Dawson, G. Konishi, J. Givens, R. Mendoza. Performing Musical Groups After marching season a changeover took place in the Pirate Music Department. Marching director Mr. Fritz took over the orchestra, and Mr. Walter and Mr. Book auditioned each member of marching band to determine which concert-season band the students would be in. Top wind players and percussionists joined the string players to form a fine orchestra which traveled to festivals in the spring. More experienced musicians were placed in the Symphonic Band with Mr. Walter. Symphonic Band has the reputation as one of the finest groups in the valley. Mr. Book's Concert Band rehearsed at Grant School each day and gained experience which will be valuable to their music study. ABOVE RIGHT: Some watch while others play. MIDDLE RIGHT: The R.H.S. Orchestra enlivens the old cafeteria. BELOW: CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW: L to R: P. McKinney, P. Rivera, L. Solomon, K. Charley, S. Soza, K. Leistner, T. Gullet, S. Sasaki, C. Lewis, M. Smykal. ROW TWO: L. Camacho, M. Dettweiler, D. McNiel, B. Metry, R. Johnson, R. Mendoza, J. Wright, S. Huerta, R. Villegas, A. Richardson, J. Hatanaka, S. Charley. ROW THREE: Mr. Book, G. Richardson, D. Gerawan, J. Koker, C. Torres, S. Rodriguez. TOP FAR RIGHT: SYMPHONIC BAND, FRONT ROW: L to R: C. Reimer, S. Charters, C. Hageman, C. Miller, J. Radtke, E. Reimer, K. Bruce, C. Nimori, L. Smeds. ROW TWO: J. lkemiya, L. Rempel, D. Carpenter, S. Sahagun, G. Garcia, A. Dawson, E. Gonzalez, C. Mullen, J. Overman, J. Gunter, J. Armin, D. Oki, D. Skogsberg. ROW THREE: D. Mitchell, N. Miller, J. Neufeld, J. Parks, L. Zimmerman, D. Frandsen, K. Hamburger, B. Gunn, P. Helms, D. Hernandez, J. Sparks, G. Konishi, J. Givens. ROW FOUR: D. Carter, L. Hull, J. Briones, B. Beal, T. Hiatt, M. Iwanaga, L. Oki, Mr. Walter. BELOW FAR RIGHT: ORCHESTRA: FRONT ROW: Lto R: P. Belknap, K. Preheim, D. Linschied, C. Mullen, J. Overman, C.. Reimer, S, Lozano, K. Finck. ROW TWO: L. Lozano, S. Taylor, B. Hunter, C. Hageman, S. Charters, C. Miller, L. Smeds, S. Burke, C. Nimori, E. Gonzalez, K. Phillips, D. Phillips. ROW THREE: D. Oki, D. Skogsberg, K. Hamburger, D. Frandsen, J. Givens, R. Fujioka, G. Konishi, L. Hull, J. Kokkonen, D. Carter. ROW FOUR: Mr. Fritz, M. Iwanaga, T. Hiatt, B. Beal. TE ACTIVITIES 73 -.f' 'ff-1 ,, -W ' aff?-,, ' PP- e f : 1 Q ,V I i nf we 1',f1eef..Q,ff wr ei ' H., ...va Q ' 'Y' H., 'R .1 f EJ. Armifi B. Bealfj P .A Bviones ll: Brooks J. Givens . Belkngapi' F- 45, A 'Eff is .f e Q Fw 41, 44 Emi C. Mullen K. Preheim C. Reimere R. Robertson Z' L. Rqsas' by E , J X R .RSic-ibert R 5 ,I-. Harder VV. Strgsambi Q ' R W - Q- T- Hiatt M lf R RR-e'Sw0n9QrLe ,eve -i e F ... L.eHgItI1 , A , I, A.ef Qgjgere R Dr. Bill Braun-eDir. Agggggielifiiilerf- R Q' 1 '- e e v :gf R' e R R R R eiee ' R v X R 5 C 'Lili'- . 6194 'A fl' Qi l- 1. . . .5125 I V ' 5.1 . ,kim b. I.: , - ' 1+Z+i':' t.f. - ,iff-fi: ' 1,fJa ,20e!:fA?l'A sn. l g V IH, ,. 'My f. .w,v-1, 1 wi:-' . pg - f' H - . iff? gm, A sys' -.x +, -.s o .-, .,. .v F' H is on so ' I'll' 'Nl ly., gralihvqe, ' ' l U-I-bfi - 4 . , . , I mi .c ,,,. C. Madriqals and Concert Choi? At the end of the 75-76 school year, tryouts were held for this year's vocal performing groups. Concert Choir was made up of the top voice students, and the group perfomed at several concerts and festivals including the production of Menotti's AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS, at Christmas time. Madrigals was an ensemble selected from Concert Choir that performed at luncheon clubs, festivals and concerts throughout the year. Both groups were directed by Dr. Bill Braun. LEFT: Joe Harder and Joe Givens. BELOW: CONCERT CHOIR: FRONT ROW: L to R, K. Hatakeda, N. Miller, T. Hiatt, A. Mclntyre, P. Plett, P. Plett, R. Swonger, C. Mullen, C. Miller, L. Hatakeda, L. Kope. ROW TWO: J. Inman, S. Clements, V. Strambi, P Belknap, L. Tyler, P. Brooks, C. Reimer, K. Preheim, P. Lingo, G. Sisson, B. Montenegro. ROW THREE: B. Beal, T. Goodrich, B. Bergthold, J. Givens, K. Loftis, J. Jones, D. Skogsberg, L. Hull, S. Kanawyer, R. Briones. ROW FOUR: B. Siebert, J. Harder, M. Mendez, D. Gurney, R. Robertson, R. Swonger, D. Powell, B. Lee, L. Rosas, C. Lawson, P. Kryder, Dr. Braun. Uhoruses Two groups of students with an interest in singing were the Mixed and Girls choruses, both directed by Dr. Bill Braun. Mixed Chorus was open to all male students with no audition required. Girls with experience from Girls Chorus, or who have made the audition, form the other half of the group. Girls Chorus was the beginner's choir, where girls without musical experience could gain knowledge of the basics of vocal music. ABOVE RIGHT: MIXED CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Lto R, P. Swiney, C. Ferre, J. Solomon, A. Guerrero, M. Guerrero, R. Goossen, M. Gunter, T. Tedana. ROW TWO: F. Faultner, D. Araki, P. Tapia, S. Reimer, L. Searcy, C. Cordray, R. Pierce, R. Johnson, C. Cisco. ROW THREE: E. Reimer, J. Overman, N. Martinez, D. Carpenter, K. Johnson, M. Moore, B. Salwasser, Dr. Braun. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sing along with Dr. Braun. BELOW RIGHT: Dr. Braun urges mixed chorus to sing. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Edward Riemer and Dave Araki give Dr. Braun a lesson in music. MIDDLE FAR RIGHT: A typical days work in the chorus room. BELOW FAR RIGHT: GIRLS CHORUS: L to R5 L. Tyler, D. Hampton, S. McIntyre, J. McGlashan, D. Stevens, L. Sandoval, L. Tallman, A. Fierro, L. Searcy, H. Egbert, R. Suderman, Dr. Braun. 76 ACTIVITIES , as Q 125 ABOVE: Laura Tyler gives a lesson on the piano. ACTIVITIES 77 Pep Squad Three separate squads led spirited Pirate fans at rallies and athletic events this year. The Varsity Cheerleaders were led by head cheerleader Vicki Stanley, the dancing Rally Girls followed Tammy Hiatt, and in charge of Frosh Soph Cheerleaders was Debbie Dawson. Mrs. K. Lewis was the pep squacl's advisor. RIGHT: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: L to R: Kendra Bradley, Karen Jones, Laura Dorries, Vicki Stanley IHeadl, Keiko Arakawa. MIDDLE RIGHT: RALLY GIRLS: BOTTOM ROW: L to R: Jayne Radtke, Lynn Fabris, Tammy Hiatt. TOP ROW: Terry Bradford, Barbara Heyne, Phyllis Stevens, Susan Lozano, NOT PICTURED: Patsy Stevens. BELOW RIGHT: FROSH SOPH CHEERLEADERS: Helen Silva, Debbie Dawson, Ana Lozano. 78 ACTIVITIES LEFT: Karen Jones says to Jayne Radtke, What's in the brownie? BOTTOM LEFT: Laura Dorries leads the crowd in a cheer. BELOW: R.H.S. cheerleaders sit still long enough for the cameraman. BOTTOM: Mascot Merry Moore and Scott Loeffier entertain at an R.H.S. rally. D-12' -Q... Paragon The 1976-77 Paragon staff has been working hard in order to present the best 8 issues of the year. Under the guidance of Renee Reyes, editor, the staff has done a tremendous job, and on the Wednesdays that the paper is laid out, 1st page editor Lisa Soiomon, 2nd page editor Dina Tobin, 3rd page editor Terri Bimat, 4th page editor Susan Lozano and their advisor, Mrs. Carole Baird, can be seen in E-3 until after dark. ABOVE RIGHT: Another exciting day for the paper staffers Mike Vogt and Pete Ramirez. MIDDLE RIGHT: Editor-in-Chief Renee Reyes and Advisor Mrs, Baird solve another Paragon problem. BELOW: PARAGON STAFF, FRONT ROW: L to R, D. Barnhart, S. Steffens, L. Solomon, P. Ramirez, R. Reyes, J. Johnson, R. Finck. BACK ROW: M. Vogt, S. Lozano, T. Solomon, Mrs. Baird, T. Smith, D. Tobin, A. Tabutol. 80 ACTIVITIES '1 3 Q if ef Q. 5 Q wr Student CUUIICIY Faced with the job of forming a line of communication between students and administration, Student Council members put their heads together and worked to keep students well-informed and well-represented. Meeting days saw members wearing ID buttons so that other students could register suggestions or complaints to be presented to the council. A council member was also present at each meeting of the Board of Trustees and each RHS faculty meeting so that each group knew what was happening in student government. TOP RIGHT: FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: L to R, J. Nicholas, J. Gunter, A. Tabutol. ROW TWO: L. Solomon, C. Willeford, B. Lee, M. Gunter, M. Alvis. ROW THREE: T. Hiatt, L. Ybarra, D. Dawson, C. Vartanian, P. Brooks. ROW FOUR: V. Santos, L. Lozano, A. Laemmlen, R. Reyes, K. Worthington. CANDIDS: First and second semester Student Council in action. .fti .- . uk .1 82 ACTIVITIES T BOTTOM LEFT: SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: Lto R5 P. Ramirez, K. Preheim, R. Reyes, P, Brooks, L. Solomon. ROW TWO: M. Alvis, L. Ybarra, T. Hiatt, K. Worthington, C. Willeford, J. Nicholas, M. Gunter. ROW THREE: G Reyes, V. Stanley, A. Tabutol, J. Givens. ROW FOUR V. Santos, L. Lozano, T. Bimat, A. Laemmien. . fix is fn .. fe' .rf I., H QQ? ACTIVITIES 83 Honor and Award Miners Several groups received special recognition for their efforts and achievements in their fields of study. Bank of America certificate and plaque winners were commended individually for achievements in Fine Arts, Liberal Arts, Vocational Arts, Science and Nlathematics. Top Pirate musicians were selected by audition to perform in the FMCEA Honor Orchestra and Honor Band. Two students were named semi-finalists in the National Merit competition and another was the recipient of a scholarship for her outstanding volleyball techniques. 84 ACTIVITIES TOP FAR LEFT: Patty Brooks S100 scholarship for Fresno Bee Girls Volleyball Tournament. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Bank of America Plaque Winners: C. Reimer, C. Wright, C. Willeford, S. Nishida. BOTTOM CENTER: National Merit Semi-finalists: J. Sunamoto, S. Nishida. TOP LEFT: Honor Orchestra: FRONT ROW, L to R, J. Tucker, M. Iwanaga, E. Gonzalez. MIDDLE ROW: B. Beal, J. Overman, S. Burke, P. Belknap. BACK ROW: L. Hull, D. Carter, J. Givens, L. Smeds. BELOW LEFT: Bank of America Certificate Winners: FRONT ROW: L to R: N. Murray, A. Laemmlen, L. Lozano, L. Hamburger, J. Thonesen. BACK ROW: R. Villegas, J. Sunamoto, G. Tsuji, G. Hull. ACTIVITIES 85 Porcuplhe Composed of five returning staffers and 17 rookies , the Porcupine staff got busy early this year working to produce another fantastic yearbook. Veterans included Editor Connie Willeford, Seniors, Business, and Activities Editor Diane Cuadros, Organizations Editor Jose Hernandez, Head Typist Lisa Yamashiro, and Sports Editor Nlike Naito. Assisting these Eve were Leslie Katsura, who helped Diane with Seniors, Connie Wall and Danielle Oki, who handled Underclassmen, Lorraine Tajiri and Stephanie Dry who assisted Diane with Activities, Karen Okino and Marcia Yamashiro, who helped Jose on Organizations, lVlatt Larson, who helped lVlike put together Sports, Ken Charters, who was in charge of Academics, Dan Ybarra, Glen Konishi, Lee Hull and Yasuko Yamakawa who were photographers, typists April Sasaki and Delia Cortez, plus Joe Givens, who wrote the copy you just read. Joe Harder, Ads Editor, and Renee Reyes and Stephanie Dry contacted the local merchants whose support is most gratefully appreciated by the entire RHS student body. , ,, 521 2 , ,zz g Ji bg? mit? 86 ACTIVITIES TOP FAR LEFT: Delia and Connie work diligently. FAR LEFT: 76-77 PORCUPINE STAFF, FRONT ROW: L to R, L. Tajiri, M. Yamashiro, K. Okino, D. Oki, D. Cuadros, S. Dry, Y. Yamakawa, J. Hernandez. ROW TWO: L. Katsura, L. Yamashiro, A. Sasaki, C. Wall, C. Willeford, J. Harder. ROW THREE: M. Naito, L. Hull, M. Larson, J. Givens, D. Ybarra, K. Charters, G. Konishi. NOT PICTURED: R. Reyes. TOP CENTER: S. Dry lets out some hot air. TOP RIGHT: J. Hernandez says to himself, Gee she's good looking. LEFT: D. Oki tells about her big catch. ACTIVITIES 87 LCC Coordinating activities and improving inter-club relations, Inter-Club Council had an active year in 1977. s ICC, composed of a representative of each offical club on campus, organized Homecoming Week, Spring Week, as well as many other campus happenings. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Flora, advisor of ICC, gives us a cheerful smile. MIDDLE: K. Worthington seems to question the situation. BELOW: ICC: FRONT ROW: L to R: T. Goodrich, L. Solomon, B. Lee, A. Laemmlen, A. Tabutol, D. Stringer, N. Martinez. ROW TWO: M. Harman, R. Iwasaki, A. Minor, B. Montenegro, K. Preheim, D. Frandsen, N. Baker, B. Walker, L. Tyler. E-.ei-. Forensics Coached by Michael Newkirk, the small but hardworking Forensics squad participated in many tournaments this year. The team was led by President Dave McAvoy. The team had a booth at the Fiesta and sent two speakers to Lion's Club's zone level speakers contest. LEFT: Lisa Solomon, Tim Goodrich, Joey Boyd, and Dave McAvoy, MIDDLE LEFT: The Forensic squad readies themselves for a tournament. BELOW LEFT: T. Goodrich to L. Solomon, Ah, do l have to give this speech? BELOW: L. Solomon looks over speech notes one last time BELOW RIGHT: Mikey Newkirk. lr 53 Cadets Cadets, under the command of Captain A. Rendon, is an activity allowing boys and girls the opportunity to learn leadership qualities and new skills. The main duties of Cadets include acting as color guard and presenting the flag at football games. They also serve as honor guard for local military funerals. In addition to these activities, the Cadets took study trips to several military camps. BELOW: CADETS, FRONT ROW: L to R, R. Schmitter, D. Stohl, S. Rogers, A. Rivera, D. Eldridge, E. Delgadillo. ROW TWO: J. Deperalta, J. Trevino, R. Nloreno, C. Rodriguez, C. Camargo, J. Fulcher, J. Antuna, A. Miricle, F. Rea, R. 0'DeII. ROW THREE: Mr. Rendon, J. Stockdale, J. Andrade, J. Duran, L. Amaro, R. Echeveste, G. Flores, D. Gibson, M. Hinojosa. ABOVE RIGHT and MIDDLE: Cadets display their technique at the rihe range. BELOW RIGHT: A few Cadets take time out for a quick snapshot. 90 ACTIVITIES gy.. UHGAIVZ4 770lVS Working hard for your club and getting involved was what kept Reedley High's organizations going strong this year. Clubs worked on projects such as the Fiesta, the Homecoming Car Rally, and other fund raising activities to finance their various expeditions. Trips to Morro Bay, San Francisco, Magic Mountain and various other places highlighted the year for the members of many clubs. After the effort put out to raise the funds, the trips were an enjoyable and welcome reward. ORGANIZATIONS 91 ESE California Scholarship Federation is made up of students who have maintained high academic achievement in their high school studies. Students qualify for membership one semester at a time, and life memberships are awarded to those with four semesters of membership. Mr. Thompson, advisor, presented life membership certificates at the initiation ceremony in the spring. BELOW: lst SEMESTER CSF: FRONT ROW: L to R: D. Takayama, C. Mizuno, I. Ybarra, C. Loukonen, B. Kitahara, C. Hagopian, D. Sasaki, N. Murray, P. Yamagata, C. Wright, L. Kope, S Grimes, K. Bruce, J. Sparks. ROW TWO: L. Yamashiro, A. Ikemiya, A. Laemmlen, L. Katsura, J. Tatami, K. Hatakeda, N. Martinez, J. Jones, L. Hamburger, S. Johnson, L. Dale, R. Brewer, D. Carter, M. Iwanaga, S. Fujii, M. Yamashiro, J. Harder. ROW THREE: T. Yoon, K. Aoki, J. Kawakami, J. Ikemiya, B. Dueck, K. Sunamoto, D. Yamagata, J. Tajiri, L. Ybarra, D. McNerney, R. Lo, D. Tsuji, D. Frandsen, D. Martinez, K. Okino. ROW FOUR: G. Tsuji, S. Nishida, K. Tatami, P. Belknap, K. Finck, L. Smeds, J. Johnson, B. Brumm, S. Burke, S. Geertz, D. Oki, M. Kawakami, S. Clark. ROW FIVE: G. Hull, R. Ewy, P. Kryder, J. Castenada, R. Villegas, D. Benik, B. Gunn, J. Sunamoto, M. Alvis, R. Finck, W. Ewy. RIGHT: Steve Nishida, Joey Sparks and Gary Tsuji taking their lunch break. 92 ORGANIZATIONS -F ' -ae-. ' ggwf - '::. ,g'Elg3Qf 1 .fe .K ' lj gs . da JW. Y. ..,,. ,, El A LE. 13' ' 'Q a ' '. -V v, Vvgiyx, dl ff ij.. .p-gm, 'Q s . We ,, ,, . ii ia., Jeff rig-5 . ? T'?!. ABOVE: 2nd SEMESTER CSF: FRONT ROW: L to R, D. Oki, C. Wright, P. Yamagata, J. Jones, K. Okino, M. Yamashiro, J. Sparks, G. Tsuji, R. Ewy, 1. Ybarra, C. Hagopian, E. Tadios, E. Masuda, A. Tsutsui, C. Nimori, L. Oki. ROW TWO: J. Kawakami, D. Takayama, L. Yamashiro, N. Martinez, J. Tatami, G. Konishi, K. Tatami, S. Nishida, A. Ikemiya, J. Tajiri, I. Hatakeda, K. Brews, C. Loukonen, D. Yamagata, l.. Ybarra, S. Grimes, M. Asuncion, K. Stohl, D. Grimes, N. Ebisuda. ROW THREE: M. Alvis, M. Iwanaga, J. Tsuji, M. Naito, G. Hull, K. Hatakeda, T. Bimat, C. Fillmore, R. Brewer, K. Cattani, D. Frandsen, P, Ashcroft, S. Ostrand, P. Iwasaki, C. Tajiri, D. Tatami, L. Okino. ROW FOUR: W. Ewy, S. Clark, R. Lo, J. Johnson, D. Benik, B. Bertelsen, M. Kawakami, P. Kryder, J. Harder, D. Carter, T. McDaniel, C. Willeford, B. Frandsen, S. Burke, B. Brumm, K. Cattani, M. Villegas, M. Vera, M. Okino. ROW FIVE: D. Tsuji, S. Fujii, D. Martinez, R. Villegas, J. Castenada, B. Zamora, T. Yoon, R. Finck, B. Bergthold, E. Laemmlen, C. Wall, L. Smeds, J. Ikemiya, J. Armin, A. Laemmlen, L. Hamburger, J. Hernandez. LEFT: CSF I.IFE MEMBERS, FRONT ROW: L to Rf L. Yamashiro, J. Johnson, P. Yamagata, C. Wright, S. Nishida, K. Tatami, G. Tsuji, R. Ewy. ROW TWO: J. Tsuji, C. Willeford, D. Takayama, A. Ikemiya, J. Kawakami, J. Tajiri, D. Yamagata, A. Laemmlen, L. Hamburger. ROW THREE: R. Villegas, B. Zamora, J. Castenada, G. Hull, J. Hernandez. BELOW: Marcia Yamashiro, Karen Okino and Joanne Tatami seemingly bored. ORGANIZATIONS 93 German Club Science Room 10 was a busy place Thursday nights when German Club went to work planning their events. Members sold corn-on-the-cob at the Fiesta, and won first place with their Float in the Fiesta parade. German Club traveled to Cal Poly, Morro Bay, the Hearst Castle. They also sponsored a dance in the spring. TOP RIGHT: Andy Asada, Donald Tatami, and Steven Ikemiya. MIDDLE RIGHT: Are you bothering these girls again? says Mrs. Hutchinson to Shirow Sasaki. BELOW: GERMAN CLUB, FRONT ROW: Lto R: S. Fujii, T. Edwards, G. Aoki, J. Sparks, L. Katsura, D. Iwasaki, S. Vogt, C. Nimori, L. Oki, C. Tajiri, P. Iwasaki, D. Tatami, A. Tsutsui, E. Masuda, N. Ebisuda, L. Gerawan. ROW TWO: M. Naito, K. Aoki, W. Togioka, B. Mori, L. Kubo, R. Nakagawa, G. Kuga, D. Sasaki, J. Kawakami, J. Tajiri, D. Takayama, J. Tsuji, C. Willeford, L. Kope, A. Laemmlen, J. Willeford, D. Johnson, M. Willeford. ROW THREE: M. Iwanaga, A. Asada, L. Tajiri, K. Sunamoto, J. Inn, B. Kitahara, C. Mizuno, K. Arakawa, D. Yamagata, K. Hatakeda, L. Zimmerman, T. Hiatt, N. Miller, D. Mason, J. Radtke, C. Hagopian, T. Bimat, S. Grimes. ROW FOUR: D. Martinez, W. Ewy, J. Jones, S. lbara, D. Tatami, E. Laemmlen, M. Nishimura, C. Iseki, C. Hagopian, A. Janzen, C. Miller, S. Burke, S. Lowen, K. Tanaka, R. Brewer, J. Tatami. ROW FIVE: P. Anderes, M. Abe, P. Abe, D. Mitchell, S. Kawasaki, R. Kaprielian, M. Dueck, B. Dueck, M. Vera, S. Lund, K. Stohl, L. Dale, N. Shantz, K. Laceneld. ROW SIX: M. Kemp, R. Franks, G. Tsuji, R. Boucher, M. Asuncion, R. Iwasaki, G. Clark, S. Nishida, K. Tatami, P. Ramirez, M. Alvis, L. Friesen, J. Olson, M. Mendez, S. Ikemiya, G. Nishi. ROW SEVEN: J. Penner, C. Carlson, R. Ewy, M. Kawakami, B. Clark, J. Johnson, S. Sasaki. Hench Club On Thursday evenings during the school year, French Club filled Science Room 10 with laughter and lively conversation. Members planned ways to raise money, such as the crepe sale at the Fiesta and planned to spend the money they raised by visiting San Francisco and Berkeley. French Club was under the direction of Mrs. Gail Hutchinson. The purpose of the club was to help French students learn about France and French culture. TOP LEFT: 'll wonder what they're talking about back there, says Gay Taguchi. MIDDLE LEFT: Stuart Kawasaki looking his best. BELOW: FRENCH CLUB, FRONT ROW: L to R: P. Yamagata, C. Wright, N. Murray, C. Parman, D. Murray, C. Loukonen, S. Kawaskai, R. Kaprielian, J. Penner, J. Ikemiya, C. Mullen, L. Tajiri, K. Sunamoto, S. Dry. ROW TWO: K. Bruce, L. Rempel, S. Filmore, C. Hagopian, B. Kelsey, K. Kelsey, G. Balakian, K. Balakian, A. Dawson, M. Moore, A. Minor, L. Cuevas, T. Hiatt, P. Lingo. ROW THREE: C. Vlhlleford, C. Rempel, R. Radtke, P. Belknap, A. Leal, L. Gerawan, G. Taguchi, A. Allen, P. Kakutani, K. Wilson, G. Aoki, J. Johnson, B. Brown, J. Tavlan, P. Ramirez. ROW FOUR: J. Harder, B. Armin, S. Fujii, K. Aoki, B. Mori, V. Zaninovich, C. Brown, E. Laemmlen, A. Laemmlen, P. Abe. ROW FIVE: J. Kokkonen, R. Ewy, G. Tsuji, K. Tatami, W. Togioka, M. Naito, R. Iwasaki, T. Edwards, G. Clark, D. Carter, M. Asuncion, D. Mitchell, M. Abe. ROW SIX: L. Mora, R. Boucher. ORGANIZATIONS 95 ,.f 4- . ,ll I-41 U ,tv i i l ' ' X 3, b 3 if l 2 i , U if l li Lf' l X,-V A , Tv-f'V 1 : X 1 ' if lf ll l -ll l . f CW X W ,iw my-I x N , 'X X ,V 5 1' 1 fl .N i, xl 'Y J lx Q W X my 1 ,-i Mill. xx 1 N Xml 1 JL' xv. i : N ll 'ft' fl. ,,.! Ll, XV A .Ax Lf, e Z H lm' , ' 2 N A ' ,ls fi L, fd, li. ' ' if lm' I P, I L iii, W 3 my I QL , .si J J L 'K i A V 'I L I . ' l 'L I r l C L' lil Ll JP' l f' it fi 4 fri 5 QW p 1711 c V' 1 lv F 'fm' l 'NL I , . 1, l iwivi .E , tg if Science Club 3' Nl 'To promote the appreciation of and ,xto increase knowledge about science is the ofhcial purpose of Science Club. Under the direction of Mr. Edwards and lVlr. Rotella, R.H.S.'s scientists formed one of the largest clubs on campus. Money-making events sponsored by the Science Club this year included several bake sales and car washes. The prohts of these ventures were used to go on trips to several interesting, scientific places. RIGHT: Shh . . . Shaving Cream! BELOW: Now come on your guys, let's get serious!! 96 oRe.AN1zAT1oNsl it C C l i Of ,NI u KX I 1 l L l if .V ,751 f .n- xi 1 Viv . ?'f ' LEFT: Lee Hull and Glen Konishi BELOW: SCIENCE CLUB, FRONT ROW: L to R: G. Hull, D. Araki, D. Sasaki, A. Ikemiya, K. Okino, M. Yamashiro, S. McIntyre, J. Kunishige, B. Hatanaka, L. Katsura. ROW TWO: Mr. Edwards, S. Nishida, L. Yamashiro, P. Yamagata, N. Gonzalez, M. Guerrero, K. Hatakeda, J. Tsuji, C. Willeford, B. Kelsey, Mr. Rotella. ROW THREE: C. Hansen, L. Dale, T. Bimat, R. Brewer, A. Tatami, N. Martinez, M. Diaz, K. Arakawa, J. Kawakami, J. Jones, L. lkemiya. ROW FOUR: K. Jones, L. Rosas, F. Faultner, M. Sanae, P. Tapia, K. , Sunamoto, D. Yamagata, J. Tajiri, D. Takayama. ROW FIVE: G. Konishi, J. Castaneda, M. Kemp, L. Mora, D. Martinez, M. Gutierrez, J. Tatami, M. Iwo, S. Clements, C. Mizuno. ORGANIZATIONS 97 Block H The main purpose of Block R is to establish the requirements for athletic awards. Under the direction of Mr. Warmerdam, Block R. attended athletic I events, painted the 'R on Campbell Mountain, and sold team pictures. They also sponsored the Homecoming Week Cake Walk. BELOW: BLOCK R, FRONT ROW: L to R, C. Wall, L. Hatakeda, S. Kitahara, K. Worthington, B. Montenegro, R. Reyes, P. Brooks, B. Dueck. ROW TWO: R. Boucher, S. Barnett, G. Moreno, K. Tatami, S. Kanawyer, E. Bracamontes, D. Mitchell, C. Carlson, G. Martinez. ROW THREE: M. Vogt, L. Rosas, B. Lee, R. Ewy, W. Anderson, M. Asuncion, P. Hertzler, M. Sanae, Mr. Warmerdam. RIGHT: Mike Vogt to Dennis Mehas, 'tHaven't I seen you before? ' EQ .f kr O ikl -K, ,, K 3 98 ORGANIZATIONS - il W , 1 ef' .A 1' sb. 1 -as ak., 1 i. ' ' flff5.f'EEie.!i X FBM FBLA was active this year in business competitions, from which winners went to local and national meets. The purpose of the club is to increase interest in business education and to develop leadership. With advisor Mr. Arntz, FBLA traveled to workshops and conferences in Atwater, San Francisco, and Fresno. They financed their ventures by sponsoring the tirst dance of the year, and by selling candy, calendars, and candles. Club members also raised funds by painting house numbers on curbs. LEFT: FBLA, FRONT ROW: L to R, C. Corona, N. Baker, P. Yamagata, C. Wright, L. Sands. ROW TWO: R. Aguilar, L. Cuevas, B. Barber, M. Pavlovich, V. Bracamontes. ROW THREE: L. Gibson, L. Rosas, M. Gunter, L. Searcy, J. Inman ROW FOUR: R. Pinkley, D. Gibson, E. Simmons, D. Carpenter, B. Zamora. MIDDLE LEFT: Brian Barber Handing Nancy Baker her impeachment papers. ' FHA -HEHO FHA's primary objective is to help youth assume their roles in society through Home Economics Education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community living. They go to many regional meeting in all parts of California. FHA's sponsor was Mrs. Nimori. BELOW LEFT: FHA: FRONT ROW: L to R, A. Dawson, J. Thoneson, J. Grimes, D. Phillips, J. Riley. ROW TWO: S. Sahagun, R. Villanueva, R. Guerrero, G. Cardona, D. Tangonan, C. Tacadena. ORGANIZATIONS 99 Footbal Boosters Selling ribbons, painting posters, and yelling their voices out at the games, Pirate Football Boosters were high on one thing this year: Spirit. It showed on campus, where ribbons were sported on shirts and sweaters, in the stands which were ablaze with slogans urging Pirates to victory, and during the game itself, when the cries of t'We're number one rang out across the field. Football Boosters were under the direction of Mr. Yohn.this year. One of the biggest projects of the year for the club was the Homecoming Dance, which they co-sponsored with the other booster clubs. TOP RIGHT: Kelly Lacefield, Vicky Strambi, and Dorraine Scaife imitating mannequins. MIDDLE RIGHT: Annette McIntyre and Lynn Tyler painting the Pirates to victory! BELOW: FOOTBALL BOOSTERS: FRONT ROW: Lto R, N. Ebisuda, E. Masuda, A. Tsutsui, K. Lacefield, B. Kelsey, D. Scaife, D. Huebert, A. Minor, K. Preheim, J. Radtke, T. Hiatt, L. Dorries, T. Smith, J. Hanson, K. Bradley. ROW TWO: R. Brewer, L. Dale, S. Clements, P. Nishida, S. Fillmore, A. Tabutol, V. Strambi, J. Grimes J. Thonesen, K. McGIashan, K. Armitstead, K. Ferris, T. Ward. ROW THREE: J. Tsuji, A. Voth, T. Bimat, C. Hagopian, M. Moore, K. Worthington, S. Kitahara, K. Wilson, K. Steffens, L. Gerawan, D. Barnhart, T. Sweat, K. Moon, D. Rice. ROW FOUR: K. Kelsey, K. Kirchman, J. McGlashan, D. Stephens, M. Vera, K. Cowdrey, N. Gregory, S. Dominguez, C. Tacadena, D. Tangonan, C. Clark, K. Tanaka. 1 Eg x ., , Q .. . ...f..- 1' X R l!0leyba0 Boosters Promoting spirit was no great problem for Volleyball Boosters this year. The whole campus was alive with excitement as our girls competed in their fourth year of CIF competition. Sponsored by Miss Morgan, Volleyball Boosters sold spirit buttons and painted signs to support the team. They were busy at the games yelling their heads off in urging the team to victory. LEFT: i'Look at those legs! says Patty Brooks. BELOW VOLLEYBALL BOOSTERS, FRONT ROW: L to R, K. Preheim, A. Hirata, S. Fillmore, B. Siebert, B. Dueck, D. Tatami, J. Gonzalez, J. Inn, A. Janzen, J. Tatami, R. Nakagawa, D. Johnson, J. Willeford. ROW TWO: L. Gerawan, V. Strambi, P. Belknap, J. Ikemiya, R. Radtke, K. Tatami, R. Ewy, K. Worthington, G. Tsuji, L. Kubo, S. Dry, G. Koga, L. Tajiri, M. Wilker. ROW THREE: P. Pendergast, C. Vogt, D. Iwasaki, S. Ostrand, P. Iwasaki, C. Tajiri, P. Nishida, K. Sunamoto, J. Tajiri, J. Matsuoka, N. Mori. ROW FOUR: C. Visscher, T. Gobby, A. Haney, J. Grimes, J. Thonesen, L. Garcia, C. Raines, L. Friesen, J. Olson. x ORGANIZATIONS 101 Key Club Key Club, a boys' service club afnliated with the Kiwanis, was active in school and community projects. Directed by Mr. Irvin Isaak, the officers of the club were: president, Bennett Lee, vice president, Mike Naito, secretary, Kenny Aoki: and treasurer, Dave Araki. The club had a basketball free throw booth at the Fiesta and sponsored a dance in January. TOP RIGHT: Now this is how you open a milk carton, says Mike Naito. MIDDLE: KEY CLUB, FRONT ROW: L to R: K. Aoki, B. Lee, M. Naito, D. Araki, M. Iwanaga, G. Aoki, S. Ibara, J. Penner. ROW TWO: S. Fujii, D. Martinez, G. Reyes, A. Tatami, L. Rosas, A. Smith, J. Kokkonen, B. Mori, W. Togioka. ROW THREE: W. Ewy, M. Larson, S. Kennedy, S. Kanawyer, E. Laemmlen, R. Lopez, J. Sparks. ROW FOUR: C. Carlson, M. Stanley, G. Carpenter, M. Asuncion, D. Warkentin, D. Carter, R. Fujioka, K. Tatami. BOTTOM LEFT: President Bennett Lee and Secretary Kenny Aoki lead the club. BOTTOM RIGHT: Key Club members at a meeting. 102 ORGANIZATIONS fi ff' Shi 'I 7 fg: , , Y an ff J. as W , f ,. Entre Nous One of the hardest working, most productive clubs on campus this year was Entre Nous. Under the guidance of Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Nimori, the club served the student body by sponsoring the Christmas Formal, a carnation sale, and the Easter Seal campaign. Entre Nous kept up tradition this year by remembering the teachers on their birthdays. They also sponsored the Dream Girl Tea and were ushers at many school functions. TOP LEFT: Ann Laemmlen, Linda Hamburger, and Jennie Gunter. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Baird makes Lupe Ybarra an offer she can't refuse. BELOW: ENTRE NOUS, Lto R: J. Tajiri, A Ikemiya, L. Katusra, C. Mizuno, J. Tsuji, D. Yamagata, B. Montenegro, A. Laemmlen, R. Reyes, L. Hamburger, J. Gunter, K. Worthington, B. Dueck, J. Ikemiya, J. Kawakami. FFA Part of a national organization with divisions at state level, the Future Farmers of America were very active in interschooi competition this year. Fund raising projects included wood cutting, livestock shows, and sponsoring the donkey basketball game. The money raised paid for competition entry fees. Paula Ruth was chosen at the end of last year to serve as FFA Sweetheart, and next year's sweetheart was chosen in the spring of this year. RIGHT: Jeff East bears the official FFA Hag. BOTTOM LEFT: FFA ofiicers: Greg Hull, Lisa Dale, Jeff Forster and Mitch Harman. BOTTOM RIGHT: Paula Ruth, 76-77 FFA Sweetheart. A 104 ORGANIZATIO N S ABOVE: FFA, FRONT ROW: L to R, P. Walker, B. Manning, L. Dale, S. Johnson, K. Moon, D. Oliver, C. Glenn, C. Raines, J. Forster, P. Glenn. ROW TWO: J. Rowland, M. Thompson, M. Hagopian, D. Baker, E. Evans, D. Clingman, A. Kubota, K. Hagopian, T. Kimura, S. Quimby, B. Heppner. ROW THREE: M. Todd, G. Harman, M. Goorigian, M. Harman, D. Gobby, M. McNerney, S. Cox, D. Schwandt, D. Krause, R. Hamm, K. Dale. LEFT: Dean O.J. Burger, M. Goorigian, Mr. Todd, M. Hagopian, M. Thompson, G. Harman, E. Evans, D. Gurney, J. Rowland, Sid Cox, Producers rep. ORGANIZATION S 105 Spanish Club Promoting appreciation for the Spanish language and culture-this was the job Spanish Club set out to do in September. With the guidance of Mr. Beal, the club met regularly, making plans for their various activities. The group sold taquitos at the liesta, had a tamale sale and a bake sale, and got together once at an enjoyable potluck dinner. BELOW RIGHT: SPANISH CLUB, FRONT ROW: L to R5 L. Ybarra, C. Rodriguez, N. Gonzalez, R. Gonzalez, D. Martinez, R. Gonzalez. ROW TWO: P. Tapia, M. Diaz, M. Cerda, M. Rivera, N. Alvarez, V. Sahagun, C. Sahagun, S. Saunders, M. Santos. ROW THREE: N. Martinez, F. Alanis, B. Zamora, L Mora, M. Gutierrez, J. Moreno, G. Felix, Mr. Beal. RIGHT: Noelia Martinez and Minerva Diaz presiding over a Spanish Club meeting. BELOW: Peter Tapia and Mr. Beal both looking a bit bewildered. 106 ORGANIZATIONS L re,.. ',,, . I Y ,.-- at 37 ' 1? s,.f I ff L . .4 W ,,,. 2 . ygf V A A i 5 'Sie . KUITIUIIIQ? During its first year as a club on campus, Koinonia attracted quite a number of members who were interested in getting together in the spirit of Christian Fellowship. Deriving its name from a Greek word meaning fellowship. The club met for prayer, Bible studies, and social events. Faculty sponsors were Paul Foster, Bob Yohn, Jim Blied, and Les Nlarch. Club officers were Co-Chairpersons Kathi lVlcGlashen and Dave Holan, Secretary Gloria Magana, Treasurer Connie Wall, and representatives Cathy Hicks, Bennett Lee and Sherri Reddin. BELOW: KOINONIA, FRONT ROW: L to R, J. Payton, D. Scroggins, R. Davis, D. Mason, J. Radtke, B. Kelsey, D. Scaife, P. Plett, J. McGlashan, C. Clark. ROW TWO: Mr. Yohn, Mr. March, J. Flores, S. Reddin, B. Lee, A. Dawson, D. Patzkowsky, G. Holt, J. Overman, L. Dale, G. Magana, K. McGlashan, J. Briones, Mr. Blied. ROW THREE: D. Robertson, J. Veith, B. Hill, Y. Richardson, R. Hefliey, C. Wall, J. Tatum, C. Foster, V. Stanley, L. Jones, P. Swiney, L. Dorries, S. Kanawyer, K. Heffley, B. Ramirez, L. Searcy, C. Hicks. TOP LEFT: KOINONIA CLUB OFFICERS: S. Reddin, C. Hicks, B. Lee, K. McGIashen, C. Wall. LEFT: Cathy Hicks, Jennifer Overman, and Dave Araki enjoying themselves. ORGANIZATIONS 107 Ski Club Undaunted by the lack of snow, Ski Club members were forced to content themselves with memories of ski adventures past and dreams of ski adventures hopefully to come when snow appears once again at China Peak. President Rick Kaprielian and advisor Laure Gross stated that the purpose of the club was to give everyone the opportunity to enjoy the world of skiing, and to improve each individual's skiing skills. According to the members there is one word to describe skiing lwhen there is snow to ski oni - funtasticl!! TOP LEFT: Chuck Carlson waits patiently for snow. MIDDLE LEFT: Lisa Hagopian showing off her ski jacket. BELOW: SKI CLUB, FRONT ROW: L to R, G. Clark, R. Kaprielian, D. Powell, T. Barsoom, B. Lee, R. Case, J. Kunishige, M. Moore, P. Ruth, D. Tobin, L. Hagopian, C. Huebert, L. Smeds. ROW 'lWO: P. Anderes, J. Tavlan, S. Kawasaki, S. Clements, D. Scaife, B. Kelsey, P. Jansen, D. Stringer, A. Dawson, C. Hagopian, C. Hansen, K. Klassen, T. Barsoom. ROW THREE: P. Abe, C. Carlson, M. Asuncion, R. Olson, M. Johnson, R. Odel, S. Bryan, S. Geertz, B. Metzger, D. Egleston, S. Burke, R. Streeter. 108 ORGANIZATIONS TOP RIGHT: Another weekend without snow. MIDDLE RIGHT: Good Heavens: Laverne and Shirley is almost on! BOTTOM LEFT: Christa Hagopian after she was told that the ski trip was cancelled again. BELOW: The usual enthusiasm at one of the Ski Club meetings. ORGANIZATIONS 109 Waterpolo Boosters One of the newest teams on campus was supported by one of the most spirited clubs-Water Polo Boosters, sponsored by Coach Gross. While our water polo'ers were swimming their way to one of their best season records ever, the boosters were busy helping the team any way they could. Boosters painted spirit slogans on butcher paper and put on rallies to develop interest in the team. They also sponsored the Homecoming dance with the other booster clubs. TOP RIGHT: WATER POLO BOOSTERSg L to R, K. Worthington, L. Gerawan, M. Moore, S. Lozano, C. Willeford, A. Minor, D. Theuriet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Connie Willeford and Coach Gross discussing waterpolo strategy. BELOW: Lore Gerawan says Cheese! 110 ORGANIZATIONS Wresthhg and Basketball Boosters A group of girls working together to back the wrestlers, Wrestling Boosters were very active this year under the direction of Mr. March. The girls took turns going to matches to score the matches, keep statistics, and applaud the Pirate grapplers' efforts. LEFT: WRESTLING BOOSTERS5 FRONT ROW: L to R, K. Sasaki, D. Rice, D. Tangonan, S. Sasaki, C. Tacadena. ROW TWO: V. Bracamontes, M. Rodarte, T. Sweat, C. Garza, M. Smykal, Advisor Mr. March. MIDDLE LEFT: Wrestling Boosters attending one of their regular meetings. Basketball Boosters main objective was to encourage the basketball team to victory. Advised by Mr. Wes Isaac. they were kept busy painting signs, attending games, and showing their spirit on campus and at courtside. Plans were made for a breakfast for the players and for a fund raising bake sale. BOTTOM LEFT: BASKETBALL BOOSTERS, FRONT ROW: L to R5 L. Hatakeda, A. Ikemiya, D. Takayama, D. Scaife, S. Villegas, M. Givens. ROW TWO: C. Mizuno, D. Yamagata, J. Tajiri, J. Kawakami, C. Hagopian, M. Rivera, S. Dominguez. ROW THREE: B. Dueck, K. Preheim, J. Tsuji, M. Moore, M. Pavlovich, K. Worthington, B. Kelsey, K. Tanaka. BELOW: Mary ILawrence Welkl Givens says, a one and a two and a . . . ORGANIZATIONS 111 International Club The purpose of International Club is to promote understanding of the varied ethnic and cultural groups in the world. During Fiesta time the members worked hard and took second place in the car competition. They also enjoyed an iceskating party and sponsored an evening meeting so that the foreign exchange student might share his experiences with club members. ' TOP RIGHT: International Club members show their usual enthusiasm at a meeting. RIGHT: Sharon Takayama, Carrie Beavers, and Judy Kubota. BELOW: INTERNATIONAL CLUB, FRONT ROW: L to R, J. Kiyomoto, J. Kubota, B. Steffens, C. Beavers, S. Takayama. ROW TWO: J. Kokkonen, K. Wickersham, K. Buckley, S. Saunders, S. Fillmore. ROW THREE: L. Mora, M. Sanae, A. Laemmlen, E. Laemmlen. 1.1. . 5.634 Fx- , :. M4-v est 112 ORGANIZATIONS Tllesplians Giving students interested in theater arts a chance to meet and work together, Thespians, or Drama Club, kept busy preparing for their two main projects - l'Barefoot In the Park in January, and the spring musical. Advisor Ed Jenkins and President Tim Goodrich helped members learn parts, arrange scenery, and find props and costumes for the productions. LEFT: Kelly Worthington and Tom Leach show their talent in the production of Barefoot in the Park. BELOW: THESPIANS: FRONT ROW: L to R, L. Cabrera, J. Antuna, J. Nicholas, F. Supnet, R. Faultner, L. Solomon, K. Luther. ROW TWO: L. Dale, R. Villegas, S. Villegas, M. Givens, J. Boyd, M. Ferry, T. Solomon, E. Reimer. ROW THREE: R. Roque, D. Langley, T. Leach, T. Goodrich. . f It E z ORGANIZATIONS 11 3 Basebal Boosters Backing the baseball team this year were Baseball Boosters, IVlr. Mitchell and Mr. Starkey, advisors. They helped with concessions and cheered the teams at the games. Members served at the Hot Stove banquet in,January and raised money for their annual trip to a major league game at the end of the school year. TOP: Boosters excited over the suggestion. RIGHT: Hey look! I can erase with my eyes closed! BELOW RIGHT: BASEBALL BO0STERSg FRONT ROW: L to R: L. Ikemiya, S. Dominguez, A. Tsutsui, K. Neufeld, L. Camacho, C. Lewis, C. Torres, V. Tatum. ROW TWO: C. Sahagun, E. Masuda, M. Vera, B. Carrasco, S. Takayama, C. Beavers, M. Rivera, R. Villegas, A. Fillmore, M. Givens, B. Walker. ROW THREE: J. Kubota, J. Reyes, C. Starkey, L. Tyler, L. Novotny, J. Tsuji, A. Minor, C. White, B. Steffens, L. Tyler. BELOW: He's not THAT funny! Eihderelres and 571749 Club Cinderettes were busy this year preparing for and assisting at track meets. Their advisor was Nlr. Boothby. They thought of ways to show their spirit and encourage the team and made spirit signs for the meets. At the meets, they held the hnishing tapes, measured jumps, timed heats, and helped record results. TOP LEFT: CINDERETTES: L to R: C. Garza, L. Lopez. RiHe club members spend many hours learning about rifle and pistol safety procedures, improving marksmanship, and studying hunting regulations. Under the supervision of Mr. Rendon, Rifle Club members did their firing in the wrestling room. MIDDLE LEFT: RIFLE CLUB, FRONT ROW: L to R, E. Albares, E. Licea, J. Antuna, R. Moreno, J. Aldape, A. Rivera. ROW TWO: J. DePeralta, R. O'dell, R. Schmidt, D. Gibson, J. Camargo. ROW THREE: J. Duran, J. Andrades, R. Stohl, J. Stockdale, S. Rogers, D. Eldridge. BOTTOM LEFT: Rifle members demonstrating their techniques. ORGANIZATIONS 115 JUN UHS - CLASS 0 76' Jiving Juniors, the class of 1978, enlivened the campus with their spirited antics Led by class oFHcers Mark Alvis, Janet Ikemiya, John Johnson, DeDe McNerney, and Lupe Ybarra, the peppy Juniors were dedicated Pirate boosters all year long. Working through chemistry and Algebra II, living out their last year as underclassmen, the class of '78 impatiently awaited their turn as almighty seniors. RIGHT: Where is everybody? Is it my mouthwash? asks Penny Kakutani. BELOW: Junior Class officers: Mark Alvis-Pres., John Johnson-Sec., Janet Ikemiya-V. Pres., Lupe Ybarra-Class Rep., DeDe McNerney-Treas. BELOW RIGHT: What flavor is pi? wonders John Johnson FAR RIGHT: Just go away. demands Duke Ramshaw. .ig X 116 UNDERCLASSNIEN Qfjgx 'Q alma ?'I I 1 if: Q. x -sg , Qtr? P. Acuna R. Aguilar M. Almanzar N. Alvarado J. Alvarez T. Alvarez M. Alvis K. Anderson J. Angel R. Antoku K. Aoki D. Archinal B. Armin J. Armin L. Arroyo G. Ayala R. Baker G. Balakian C. Balderas P. Balderas D. Barnhart T. Barsoom T. Barsoom P. Barton F. Bear P. Belknap C. Bello T. Bimat UNDERCLASSNIEN 117 D. Blomgren J. Boyd V. Bracamontes J. Bravo R. Brewer G. Brewster R. Briones D. Brooks B. Brumm S. Bryan K. Buckley L. Cabrera S. Cabrera C. Cano . J. Cano J. Cardona V, Carlton G. Carpenter M. Carrasco D. Carter K. Cattani E. Chapa V. Chagoya S. Charley J. Christensen C.-Cisco M. Clark S. Clements D. Clingman S. Compton 118 UNDERCLASSMEN ff 1 A was A i .Z J 'sae 'xx -I ., A . ' B. Contreras R. Cordova V. Cordova C. Cordray C. Corona D. Cortez T. Cortez A. Cowan K. Cowdrey C. Cox P. Cuadros C. Curiel L. Dale A. Dancer C. Doi R. Dominguez L. Dorries B. Douhan L. Downing R. Duddy B. Dueck Y., J. Duran D. East R. Echevestes T. Edwards N. Elizondo N. Elizondo R. Elkins G. Espinoza D. Estrada M. Evans D. Everhart W. Ewy F. Faultner B. Felipe 4171 ab. FAR LEFT: Am I sly or what? wonders Elias Mascorro. MIDDLE LEFT: One apple plus two apples equals three apples. One orange plus . . . muses Paul Kryder. LEFT: Debbie Mason shouts, Hello WorId! UNDERCLASSMEN 119 ,.., Felix Fillmore Fillmore Finck Fite Flores Fong Forcey Frandsen Fujii Fujioka Gabaldon Gallardo Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Gariine Garretson Garza Garza Garcia r Garza Garza Gentles Gibson Giovinsky Gobby Gomez Gomez Gonzalez Goodrich Graham Greathouse Gregory Grimes 120 UNDERCLASSNIEN Harder Harman Harman Hart Hatakeda Heffiey Henvit Heppner Hernandez Hernandez Hertzler Heyne TOP Dave Martinez Willy Ewy Steve Fujii- Is there any film In that thing ABOVE Dave Martinez See Tom See Jane. See Tom run See Jane run Ha I X U ered 'Sfu.swwf gwem U, tifxcbfvx-f ,X xgj .,fNfvx.Q W W H0 QX 'ML OJUL LJ xxx We W WW Q-Wfkuxm wkw my Qfgfyvxk KLM Qx UJHQJLQX D UNDERCLASSIVIEN 1 Q T. Hiatt . K 1 if QE ,vw P. , 1 R. Hicks A. Hirata D. Holan G. Holt C. Huebert R. Huebert L. Huerta .,, .1 5 ...iz . P. Huerta K L. Hull L. Humphrey P. Humphreys C. Hunt R. Ibanez H. rem J. Ikemiya L. Ikemiya K. Isaak T. Ito M. lwanaga R. Iwasaki M. lwo C. Jimenez G. Jimenez J. Johnson K. Johnson T. Johnson J. Jones K. Jones ABOVE CENTER: Curt Slaton to Janet Ikemiya- It's all right Janet, a B is normal. RIGHT: 'I Now this is Middle C , says Lisa Solomon as she impersonates Mr. Book. FAR RIGHT: Sandy Grimes . . . cheating? Never!!! 122 UNDERCLASSMEN iii 5-ll ,xv -1 -.21 wp L. Jones P. Kakutani P..KaIiio W. Kang L. Katsura M. Kemp T. Kimura J. Kiarcyk R. Kiippenstein J. Koker L. Kope D. Krause P. Kryder R. Lane K. Lange D. Langley V. Lara M. Larson R. Lawrence C. Lawson T. Lee S. Lewis M. Licea P. Lingo R. Linzmeier S. Loewen K. Loftis J. Lopez L. Lopez L. Lopez UNDERCLASSM EN 123 F. Loredo N. Lowrie D. Lucas J. Luna T. Luna T. Luzania A. Marquez M. Marsden D. Martin A. Martinez D. Martinez G. Martinez I. Martinez N. Martinez P. Martinez E. Mascorro D. Mason W. McCurry T. McDaniel D. McNerney V. Meave C. Meza R. Meza C. Miller N. Miller N. Miller D. Mitchell C. Montanez RIGHT: 'l0h look, says Raymond Finck. They made a home run! . ABOVE CENTER: Diane Sanchez- 2 Now the hrst lesson in charm and grace . . . ABOVE RIGHT: David Langley: 'iSteve Austin, eat your heart out. 124 UNDERCLASSNIEN ,Nts ff fr. , A UVM' i X Moon Moore Mora Mora Mora Moreno Moreno Moreno Moreno Mori Mullen Murray Naito Nishida Nishimoto Norman Novotny Okino Oliver Olson Ortega Overman Pantoja Pearce Pedregon Pena Perales Perez Perez Pettitt Phillips Phillips UNDERCLASSMEN 125 R. Pierce J. Pinkley P. Plett J. Plitt J. Powell K. Preheim T. Prescott G. Pulido J. Radtke B. Bones D. Ramirez H. Ramirez N. Ramirez R. Ramirez D. Ramshaw J. Rapisura L. Rempel J. Reyna D. Rice A. Rico J. Riley G. Rivera M, Rivera P. Rivera D. Roberson L. Roberts No Photo R. Robertson R, Robledo 2 . . M. Rodarte D. Rodriguez gi D. Rodriguez D. Rodriguez A 'E H. Rodriguez .Q L. Rodriguez ' ' . i RIGHT: Tom Edwards - Don't look novv guys but there's a photographer behind Rick. ' ABOVE RIGHT: Doug Skogsburg as the full moon approaches. 126 UNDERCLASSMEN N K gb 0 Niall ...fer ,,, .., , .fe ,vw X. .. f ,. - ., ., zJ,,,..l,4f3g ,,, ,.., . .,,.. NEB , ,,,.. .94 in Si fififeaaz' :xr if lf'-1' .Z . ... .,.. ... i , ..... , ll , '5i f 3 -ffl M. Rodriguez S. Rodriguez .f , U V , .,:. ,i ., N. A. Rojas S. Romero R. Roque L. Rosales V. Sahagun R, Salinas M. Sanae D. Sanchez N. Sanchez T. Sanchez M. Santana A. Santos K. Sasaki G. Schreiber L. Searcy A. Serna D. Shanks B. Siebert G. Silva J. Silveira G. Sisson D. Skogsberg C. Slaton J. Slaughter D. Smith K. Smith T. Smith UNDERCLASSNIEN 127 W. Smith L. Solomon A. Sorondo J. Sparks V. Stanley R. Stanton J. Stockdale D. Stohl G. Strambi D. Stringer A. Suarez M. Subedar F. Supnet T. Sweat C. Tacadena C. Taguchi L. Tajiri L. Tallman K. Tanaka D. Tangonan P. Tapia S. Tarin A. Tatami J. Tatami M. Tellez D. Tincup W. Tincup RIGHT: Jayne Radtke- Aw, come on guys let me see, too. ABOVE RIGHT: Curt Lawson-UI want my dolly. 128 UNDERCLASSMEN Ybarra Ybarra Yoon Zamudio Zimmerman W. Togioka A. Torres R. Torres M. Tristan J. Tucker L. Tyler S. Urrea J. Vaccari C. Vartanian M. Velasquez R. Velasquez L. Vera J. Villegas R. Villegas C. Wall J. Weldon ' J. Wells K. Wickersham J. Wilkinson M. Willeford B. Williams K. Wilson M. Yamashiro UNDERCLASSIVIEN 12 ABOVE: CAMERA CORNEREDQ FRONT ROW: L to R5 K King, L. Veith, K. Fong. BACK ROW: P. Danenburg, R. Stanton, C. Foster, B. Frias. RIGHT: My curling iron didn't work this morning! 130 UNDERCLASSMEN SUPHUMUHES--CLASS UF 7.9 l'The spirit of '79 is starting to arise. The sophomore class really made some noise this year, and plans to llrevoIutionize into a terrific junior class were underway. Class officers Melaine Gunter, Rosa Villegas, Annette McIntyre, Susie Sasaki, and Carol Vartanian led their class out of their freshman year, and they were eager to show the spirit and the 'smarts' they had cultivated during their second year at RHS. LEFT: Scott Flaming-UI wonder how long I can stare at that pencil mark before my eyes cross? BELOW LEFT: Mike Ferry- What the . . . BELOW: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: L to R: Susie Sasaki, treas., Melaine Gunter, pres., Carol Vartanian, class rep. BACK ROW: Rosa Villegas, vice-pres.: Annette McIntyre, sec. ,ga 75, E J-N, ,aa y UNDERCLASSIVI EN 131 M. Acevedo Y. Acosta M. Alanis J. Aldape A. Aldava A. Allen R. Almanzar Nl. Almendarez T. Alvarado E. Alvarez G. Anaya J. Andrade A. Asada J. Atkins C. Avina R. Ayala R. Bailey G. Baker N. Baker K. Balakian Nl. Balderas B. Barber T. Barnhart E. Barquera B. Barton T. Baxley B. Beal C. Beavers A. Becerra B. Bergthold T. Bimat S. Blackburn A. Botello 132 UNDERCLASSMEN 'Nh C. Bray J. Bray A C. Brewster we 9 C. Briones ,, K J . Bruce S. Burke . G L - . Busby W 1 si T . Q. T. Butts L. Cabrera P. Calderon M. Camacho A. Cantu J. Cantu S. Cantu A. 9 S. Carpenter B. Carrasco C. Carter D. Cartozian R. Castaneda R. Cerda K. Charley B. Clark K. Clark A L. Clark S. Clark Nl, Collins T. Collins M. Contreras P. Cook A. Cortez J. Costilla T. Cowdrey J. Cowlishaw D. Craft ABOVE LEFT: Oh boy . . . another fun day in the cafeteria, thinks Bret Bergthold. LEFT: 'X This is my Basset Hound imitation, annouces Brian Beal. UNDERCLASSIVIEN 133 D. Crain M. Crowl D. Cruz J. Cruz A Cuadros R Cuevas A Curiel A. Dawson D. Dawson R. DeAnda A. Del Bosque R. DeLeon R. DeLeon E. Delgadilllo M Diaz D. Dodson A. Dominguez S. Dry A. Duffy D. Dunnagan D. Duran D. Eldridge P. Ellis R. Ellison G. Engelman A. Estrada TOP CENTER: Cheryl Bray-'lStudy, study, study Work work, work. What a fun class! ' RIGHT Debbie Hubert- And now. . . observe postuon 27 from my yoga manual. 134 UNDERCLASSMEN Q.. 22123 ga T.: -fa: ze . E35 -lg figs .hfrggag LQ . - . . G r Ee - Xb . Ci? ?fi1 i i -2.1, i E :si ,i z , ,.f,h-f 'e.e1.:.ean--45,5-'if fi A .l M?-1. is is 1, ,li ,gay A in ,E 1 ,R xr' 5 1 v ' ,r ., 'F 2 'iq' 6- F L 29 'Wir L N S W 6 wah v W 1 Y -if 1 W E ,. I. -0- w if . , .N x 5 x . - -, 5 ' A - jx' , ,. ' A R 'QE .nf . i l Q fin M. Estrada R. Estrada J. Fabris S. Farrar S. Farrar C. Ferre M. Ferry S. Fielding K. Finck D. Fisher F. Fitchett J. Fitchett S. Flaming E. Frias R. Flores P. Florez J. Fulcher J. Garcia L. Garcia M. Garcia M. Garcia O. Garcia l fgicdf-5 R. Garcia R. Garcia S. Garcia T. Garcia Y. Garcia E. Garza R. Garza S. Geertz M. Gerawan D. Gibson T. Gobby S. Goishi A, Gomez C. Gomez E. Gonzalez E. Gonzalez H. Gonzalez J. Gonzalez J. Gonzalez M. Gonzalez N. Gonzalez UNDERCLASSIVIEN 135 Goossen Greathouse Gregory Guerra Gullett Gunter Gurney Gutierrez Gutierrez Guy Haas Hageman Hagopian Hamburger Hampton Haney Hansen Harman Harper Hatanaka Helms H enderson Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Herrera Herrold TOP RIGHT Sal Rodriguez I can play it on my teeth too RIGHT Joyce Inn- Oh Barbara 136 UNDERCLASSMEN M Hinojosa D Hoover Howard D Huebert S Huerta K Hughes Ibara Ikemiya Inn Islas Iwasaki Jennings Jimenez Jimenez Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones ' Jones Kawakami Kehler Kelsey Kitahara Klassen Koga Konishi Krause Kryder Kubo Kubota Lacefieid Leistner Lewis Linscheid UNDERCLASSMEN 137 N. Llamas R. Llewellyn R. Lo L. Loeffler A. Lopez B. Lopez E. Lopez E. Lopez F. Lopez G. Lopez L. Lopez M. Lopez R. Lopez R. Lopez C. Loukonen B. Lucas K. Luther R. Marquez C. Marsden A. Martinez B. Martinez C. Martinez D. Martinez J. Martinez R. Martinez S. Martinez V. May M. Mayeda C. McCarthy S. McClatchey A. McIntyre P. McKinney R. Medcalf C. Mehas M. Mendez R. Mendez B. Metzger T. Miller R. Mora G. Moreno J. Moreno M. Moreno R. Moreno 138 UNDERCLASSIVIEN 3. ., nf.. .. .. I A. -.. 2 . , K Rez. .... ' -- ik Q 'ik X' in w K +L 5.2 f .45 VVQ.,...1 M ... A N -I 1 i 'W S .I Q. .4- .1 i f.. - L' iii? if ye... alfa. K z ..kf.i'X :Xl 'x 1 '.+i:1.iLm rgrwgsiikg .. iw ,Wm A Dux as Q qecof aces vii: meson ,W he. Y ,IQ may ww 319 ,Q .. ig f'f -'F gf.. K.. -:,,.,, 1u,....,, A296956 Q. :je-ma? 1 R. Musto B. Myers K. Mytton K. Mytton R. Nakagawa J. Navarro G. Nishi A. Nunez H. Nunez G. Ochoa H. Ochoa R. Ochoa R. Oh D. Oki L. Okino B. Olson C. Olson R. Olson S. Orozco L. Ortega E. Osborne R. Pardo J. Parker R. Parra M. Pavlovich TOP CENTER: Donna Fisher: UI told you guys! No autographs during lunch! LEFT: Lynn Tyler-'You know Annette, that's a serious problem. Should I drink this hot chocolate, or water that tree with it? UNDERCLASSNIEN 139 J. Payton M. Pegorsch C. Pena J. Pena W. Penley A. Perez I. Perez M. Perez R. Perez S. Perez D. Perkins J. Phariss S. Pizana L. Plata P. Plett M. Prado R. Pratt L. Provencio S. Puentes L. Quintanilla E. Racette J. Ramirez L. Ramirez M. Ramirez O. Ramirez S. Reddin R. Reimer S. Reimer C. Reyes G. Reyes A. Reyna E. Reynoso K. Rhodes P. Rivas 140 UNDERCLASSNIEN 'N A. Rivera P. Roberts E. Rodriguez I. Rodriguez K. Rodriguez L. Rodriguez R. Rodriguez R. Rodriguez S. Rodriguez S. Rogalsky C. Roque D. Roque A. Rose J. Rowland R. Ruvaicaba E. Saenz A. Salazar F. Salazar B. Salwasser M. Salwasser A. Sanchez A. Sanchez L. Sanchez L. Sands H. Santillana E. Santos J. Santos M. Santos M. Santos L. Santoyo S. Sasaki S. Sasaki D. Scaife L. Schlingloff T. Schmitter FAR LEFT: Rosette DeLeon-i'Say what? ta LEFT: Todd Bimat: i'Hey this is private guy Ik ll 'R Y 3 i UNDERCLASSMEN 141 K. Scroggins S. Self N. Shantz T. Silva T. Silva C. Silveira V. Simon B. Slaton L. Smeds M. Smykal I. Solis T. Solomon C. Starkey E. Steffens M. Steinwand M. Subedar K. Sunamoto R. Swonger S. Takayama D. Tanner E. Tarin K. Tartaglia K. Tarvin D. Tatami E. Taylor S. Taylor T. Tedana E. Telles G. Testman D. Theuriet M. Thompson S. Tikkanen D. Torres J. Torres 142 UNDERCLASSMEN Torres Torres Trevino Tristan Trujillo Trujillo Tsuji Turner Tuttle Tuttle Tyler Ulibarri Ulibarri Urrea Vaccari Vargas Vartanian Veith Villegas Villegas Walker Walker Ward Weldon Wells Wiebe Williams Williams Woods Wright Wright Ybarra Ybarra Zavala Zavala Zimmerman FAR LEFT But this is my good side' LEFT Shelley Burke 'lYou know Lori one of these days we re gonna have to get lockers UNDERCLASSIVIEN 143 TOP: Sophomore Camera Shy. ABOVE: Hey Kathy, maybe if we close our eyes they'II go away, hopes Rene Nakagawa. RIGHT: Hi there, fellas. 144 UNDERCLASSM EN Q ' 4 v. z 3 'Q sb . 4 FHESHMEIV--CLASS UF 290 The Class of '80 did their best to dispel the traditional image of Freshmen. They were led in their efforts by ofhcers Robert Huebert, Jane Nicholas, Victor Santos, Pat Martinez, and Martha Rivera. Freshmen showed a lot of spirit at rallies and games, and they were active in many clubs on campus to ready themselves for the long climb toward their primary goal-becoming upperclassmen. LEFT: Ah, yo' jivin' me, turkey! BOTTOM LEFT: I want you! demands Greg Harman. BELOW, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: L to R, Martha Rivera, sec., Janie Nicholas, rep., Robert Huebert, treas. BACK ROW: Victor Santos, pres., Pat Martinez, v. pres. uNneRcLAssivieN 145 L. Acosta K. Akin M. Alanis S. Alaniz L Allison R. Alvarez . - L. Alvis ' ' L. Amora P. Anderes J. Andrade M. Angulo J. Antuna G. Aoki J. Arechiga I. Arenas P. Ashcroft M. Asuncion C. Auernheimer B. Badilla E. Badilla A. Baker D. Baker R. Baker K. Barr M. Bauer T. Baxley D. Bello D. Bergthold B. Berry B. Bertelsen H. Betancourt T. Blake C. Bodine S. Botello J. Bowyer RIGHT: 'll wonder how long we have to keep these stupid smiles on our mugs? wonders Victor, Randy and Paul. FAR RIGHT: What kind of bugs do you have in your food Ana? inquires Annette Fillmore. 146 UNDERCLASSMEN 1189 T ws. - if mama D. Bray J. Bricker J. Briones C. Brown C. Bryan B. Bueno T. Bumpous A. Cabrera D. Cabrera R. Cabrera L. Camacho J. Camargo L. Cano S. Cantu J. Caquias T. Carlton I. Carpenter B. Carrasco E. Carrillo G. Cartozian R. Case F. Castillo K. Cattani M. Cavazos M. Celaya F. Chagoya M. Chandler N. Chaney F. Chapman S. Charters C. Christensen D. Christian C. Clark J. Clarke B. Clarkson C. Clement M. Cordova UNDERCLASSMEN 147 Cordova Cordova Cornelius Costilla Cox Craft Crinklaw Crose Cruz Cutshaw Davis Day De Anda Decker Del Bosque De Leon De Leon Dettweiler Dodge Douhan Dugan Dunnagan Duran Duran East Ebisuda Echeveste Eddings Edsitty Egbert 148 UNDERCLASSMEN D Y. TOP: Boy, high school sure is lonely, thinks Tim Cordova. RIGHT: DeDe, Jill, and Lori play Charlie's Angels. .agqhikd ,fa was . '51 !.'x ll an its sl F, gill r . 'SFS 1' 1 N D. Egleston S. Eldridge R. Espinoza J. Esquibel A. Esquivel Nl Esquivel R. Esquivel P. Estrada E. Evans G. Evans A. Fierro A. Fillmore B. Flores G. Flores L. Flores L. Flores M. Flores T. Flores C. Followill L. Ford R. Forster B. Frandsen C. Franks R. Franks R. Frias L. Friesen T. Priesen T. Fujioka E. Galvan J. Galvan S. Galvan S. Galvan R. Galaviz A. Garcia A. Garcia A. Garcia D. Garcia E. Garcia G. Garcia H. Garcia l. Garcia lVl Garcia M Garcia UNDERCLASSIVIEN 149 M Garcia R. Garcia R. Garcia A. Garza J. Garza 0. Garza T. Garza D. Gerawan M Givens R. Glasener P. Glenn B. Goerzen A. Gonzales J. Gonzalez N. Gonzalez N. Gonzalez N. Gonzalez R. Gonzalez M Goorigian K. Graham M Graham M Gregory D. Grimes B. Grote J. Guerra R. Guerra S. Guy M. Guzman C. Haddock K. Hagopian M. Hagopian B. Haney G. Harman K. Heffiey K. Henvit E. Hernandez M Heyne D. Hildreth L. Hobbs B. Hori R. Huebert A. Hueso B. Hunter L. Ibarra D. Islas D. Iwasaki 150 UNDERCLASSIVIEN .Q 1 P. Iwasaki 2 .i I., ...wwmgy -3 P. Janzen L. Jimenez C. Johnson fy I C. Johnson D. Johnson K. Johnston C. Jones J. Jones S. Kanavvyer J. Kaprielian K. Kelsey C. Kemberley K. Kirchman J. Kiyomoto C. Klassen C. Knight M. Krahn P. Krahn D. Krause A. Kubota B. Kuydendall X E. Laemmlen B. Lane F. Lara TOP: Brice Scroggins asks, Catching flies in your mouth, Brian? LEFT: Mutt 81 Jeff taking a stroll. UNDERCLASSIVI EN 151 M. Lara C. Lewis E. Licea J. Little P, Loewen A. Lopez D. Lopez M. Lopez T. Lopez A. Lozano J. Lozano R. Lucero A. Luna S. Lund M. Luzania M. Machorro M. Marin M. Mariscal J. Marrow E. Martin J. Martinez J. Martinez l. Martinez O. Martinez P. Martinez T. Martinez P. Marzan E. Masuda J. Matsuoka J. McCaig B. McCarty M. McCarty J. McCoy 152 UNDERCLASSMEN M. McCurry y S. McDonald T. McDonald J. McGlashan D. McHaley J. McIntyre 1 S. McIntyre 7.25, 4 V. McMurtrey D. McNeil F. Meave G. Mejorado L. Menchaca C. Mendoza l. Mendoza P. Mesias B. Metry C. Metzger M. Miller L. Miramontes R. Mitchell C. Montes J. Mora P. Mora J. Moreno N. Mori L. Morin K. Nakamura .5 S. Nasalroad NLE I , F . :fe '-if K. Neufeld B. Nicholas J. Nicholas C. Nimori M. Nishimura M. Ochoa M. Ochoa R. Odell D. Ogata M h . 0 Oki L. TOP: Freshmen lead a lonely life. LEFT: The usual amount of attention paid to Mr. Frantz. UNDERCLASSM EN 153 M. Okino L. Olivas J. Olson R. Onmuth N. Orozco J. Ortega C. Ortiz D. Osborne V. Osborne S. Ostrand J. Pace S. Padilla R. Palmer K. Panttaja M. Pardo E. Parichan J. Park F. Parra P. Pendergast S. Penner R. Perales E. Perez K. Phillips C. Pico R. Pinkley K. Pope S. Powell T. Powell 0. Prado P. Prescott J. Puentes E. Pulido D. Quimby A. Quintanilla M. Quintanilla C. Raines R. Ramirez M. Ramos T. Randles R. Raphael 154 UNDERCLASSMEN F. Rea M. Reed E. Reimer C. Rempel J. Reyes R. Reyna A. Richardson G. Richardson R. Rios J. Rivas M. Rivera R. Rivera J. Robinson R. Rocha B,rRodriguez C. Rodriguez EI Rodriguez J. Rodriguez J. Rodriguez J. Rodriguez L. Rodriguez L. Rodriguez M. Rodriguez P. Rodriguez R. Rodriguez R. Rodriguez A. Rogalsky R. Rogalsky TOP: Actually, she's asleep. LEFT: I dream of the day I become a Sophomore. UNDERCLASSMEN 155 S. Rogers ? 1 I. Romero R. Romero R. Roque A. Rosas R. Ross J. Ruiz P. Saenz C. Sahagun K. Sakamoto J. Salas L. Salazar B. Salcido J. Salinas L. Salinas E. Sanchez L. Sandoval M. Sandoval M. Sandoval C. Santana M. Santana V. Santos M. Santoyo D. Sauceda W. Scarborough R. Schmidt J. Schmitter B. Scroggins D. Scroggins U. Serquinia R. Shimozono D. Shupert D. Silva H. Silva R. Silva RIGHT: uBridge, anyone? TOP: Gee, I wish I could get my hands out of my pocket, says Ann. 156 UNDERCLASSMEN K Simon A Smeds A Solis V Solis J Sorondo R Spaulding Stephens Stohl Streeter Strickland Subedar Suderman Tadios Tajiri W Takayama Tapia Tarpley Tatami Tatu m Telles Thellmann Thompson Thompson Tirado Torres Torres Torres Torres Torres . Trevino Trevino Trimble Tristan Tsutsui Tualla Tucker Valle UNDERCLASSMEN 157 . Vasquez Velasco Velazquez . Vera Vera Villagomez Villanueva Villarreal Villarreal Villegas Villegas Villegas Vogt Voth Waide Warkentin Warkentin Welch Wells White Wilker Willeford Williams Williamson Woods Workman Wright Yamashiro Ybarra Yoon Zaninovich Zendejas Zimmerman Zuniga RIGHT Another Freshman late for class TOP Freshmen Camera Sky MIDDLE RIGHT: You mean they actually print those kinds of pic tures? wonders Cheri Vogt FAR RIGHT Do we actually see a Freshman studying? 158 UNDERCLASSNIEN UNDERCLASSMEN 159 -iii TOP LEFT: From the bandroom one has a scenic view of Lake Nlurk. ABOVE: Barbara tells Joyce Let's ditch! TOP RIGHT: Beth Walker gives us that sweet innocent l?b smile. MIDDLE RIGHT: Nlark, Steve and Andy-Larry, Moe and Curley Joe. RIGHT: Lunch time! 160 UNDERCLASSNIEN ACADEMICS When they weren't out competing on the athletic field or meeting with activities and organizations, students were hard at work with their studies, for they realized that their primary reason for being at RHS was to learn. Learning would not have been possible without certain people - the teachers and auxiliary staff members. Custodians kept the school running, administrators and their staff ran the business side of the school, bus drivers got the students to school, and teachers guided their pupils through the hallowed halls of learning. A welcome greeting was extended to Librarian Mrs. Flora, just returned from Sabbatical, and to new teachers James Blied, William Braun, Paul Foster, James Gregory, Michael Newkirk, Tony Rotella, and Jim Book. Good-byes were said to Mrs. Renoud, Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Park, who retired after many years of faithful service. ACADEMICS 161 HHS Admlhlktratian ABOVE: PRINCIPAL, Dr. c. Saunders. ABOVE RIGHT: AssT. PRINCIPAL, o. Minor. RIGHT: COUNSELORS: L to R: A. Hill, W. Isaac, G. Helms, F. Garcia, L. Delong. V Bo1'roM CENTER: DEAN OF BOYS, N. Wolters. ' .5 Bovrolvl RIGHT: DEAN OF GIRLS: J. Haskell. I I ,JW 5 162 ACADEMICS fi P' KCUSO Admlhllvtration ,..... 'P KK X 5-,.,,,5,, W -N LEFT: scHooL BOARD, FRONT ROW: ,. .1 max? L to R: J. Forster, F. Pritz, R. Phariss. 'Q 'Ty' 'nf' ' ROW TWO: R. Ewy, W. Hudson, B. ' 1 x-1. Preheim, Dr. P. Opperman. pdf' BELOW LEFT: SUPERINTENDENT: R. ' ' Freet. BELOW: ASST. SUPERINTENDENT, J. Rogalsky. I BOTTOM LEFT: SPECIAL SERVICES: L to R: R. Lear, D. Sorensen, B. Loeffier, .M ,Q if J. Bray, C. Hertzler. -J 4' '5- EQ1 - I . 1 ACADE IVIICS 163 Sara Aguirre Leo Arntz Carole Baird Reynold Barsoom Bill Beal James Blied Jim Book David Boothby William Braun Ted Collins Chris Cook Marvin Crum 164 ACADEMICS C -I H if K: 5. w A 'sss ABOVE CENTER: Counselor Wes Isaac says Next? 1-we-li, 7 -Hi' 'T si Mm af i 'S 1 Y 'Q 3:1 W S'-K ,. 4, X 'Q' . . , its I 'Q 'Ji' - ws . sf wr . A 7 in , -41.1 V i- it L .' ' A fi J' K Ronald Day Charles DeLateur Donald Edwards F Rex Esposito Donald Fillmore Ruth Flora -s K 5: Paul Foster Neil Frandsen Terry Frantz Donald Friesen Tom Fritz ,esra James Gregory Laure Gross William Hassett L ACAD EIVIICS 165 Marlon Henvit Gail Hutchinson Toru Ikeda Irvin Isaak Larry Iwasaki Edward Jenkins Roland Jenkins Bob Kazanjian 166 ACADEMICS ,, 2: 'ks is . sera if E VV-' ABOVE: Mr. Walter raps with Jill Armin and Patty Belknap. RIGHT: Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Garcia acting bad. 1-H2524 ii 'E .M ll . , L ll L L :l L l l 'Qa.. Sylvia Kazanjian Jack Lewis Kimberly Lewis Walter Loftis Lester March Merle McFaIl Paul Mitchell Glenda Morgan Nicole Motte Michael Newkirk Tomoe Nimorl Skip Pendergast ACADEMICS 167 David Pevyhouse Robert Pond Samuel Reid Alex Rendon Erna Renoud Doyel Riley Pamella Rotan Tony Rotella Vasgen Sarkisian Ralph Seely Herb Shinn Merle Siebert Joe Simpson Jean Smykal 168 ACADEMICS A' Z! me is 'Eff A ABOVE: Janet Ikemiya helps Mr. Friesen with a tough problem. Jeanne Synder Roger Starkey Joe Thompson Gordon Todd Roger Trujillo Burl Walter ACADEMICS 169 Auxiliary Services TOP RIGHT: CONTINUATION- Lto R: R Burkhart C. Ostrand S.Womack J. Johnson MIDDLE RIGHT: R.H.S. SECRETARIES- BACK ROW: Lto R- F. Karber A. Hutchinson Pirate Pete, R. Lopez, D. Brockett. FRONT ROW: V Goolson V. Giddens K. Blanchard I. Hlnojos BELOW: K.C.U.S.D. PERSONNEL- FRONT ROW: Lto R: M. Boldt, N. Osato, L. Egoian, E. Yamada, B. Straesser, V. Zaccaria, J. Parkinson. ROW TWO: A. Johnson, E. Gilliland B. Sugai, J. Peterson, M. Jacobson, S. Crinklaw. 170 ACADEMICS I T5 If., 5 2651 .-Eli .L HX ABOVE: TRANSPORTATION, L to R: B. Bonds, P. Hill, E. Reimer, G. McFarland, A. Moore, K. Clark, F. Yanes, N. Lambdin, J. Martzen, J. Clements, H. Sawyer, T. Cunningham, R. Laire, M. Steffens, R. Stringer, J. Sano, E. Clark. MIDDLE LEFT: COOKS: FRONT ROW: L to R, M. Southard, E. Tarpley, B. Hardy, A. Aguirre, J. Hagopian, A. Madrano, H. Stewart, A. Hiebert. ROW TWO: P. Garcia, L. Heinrichs, J. Vogel, D, Villareal, M. Steele, L. Tucker, S. Chavez, N. Shaw. LOWER LEFT: CUSTODIANS, FRONT ROW: L to R, D. Baruti, T. Ieiri, P. Dick, A. Rosales, M. Barker. ROW TWO: B. Eidschun, T. Schmidt, G. Isassi, A. Velasquez, F. Serrano. l.,ll!l!?-lf, -MM Qi -, OLavk'+ fr... fazzi., MMU W ' 'Sew CGM :iowa -Gcfinww MM QED ACADEMICS 171 ADVEHHSEMEIVTS' Words of gratitude are in order to the advertisers in the Porcupine, for without their assistance, the book could .not have been sold at a reduced rate to the students. u On the following pages are the names of many businesses that have aided the yearbook for many years, plus many new merchants who were kind enough to contribute. Support the merchants listedg they made our book possible. 172 ADVE RTIS EM E NTS MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT FUSTEHS' FHEEZE YOU'VE TRIED THE REST, NOW TRY THE BEST! 1460 11th Street 638-3816 Bus. PHONE 638-2226 CAROL SOARES RES. PHONE 638- 3477 OWNER-MANAGER GEORGE MCKELLAR REPRESENTING 1060 G. Street EYMANN 3. IVICKELLAR Reedley , REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE f5U5'gIg'3 ,5,'ammEN S A6P3':f55E,,g Sequoia Savings ? has what a saver really wants Sequoia Savings FEiQ'j,liii2'n Br. and Loan Association 1nc.EE Ph0ll0 '533'52I3 f Reedleyz 1ooo HG Sf. 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REFRIGERATED VAN SERVICE 638-9213 888 2414 ' S ' REEDLEY DEL REY I , KCLWMY AD TISE ENTS I 1 Quintanilla, Angel 27,60 East, Jeff 2o,so,1o4 Col A ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, PERSON N EL Aguirre, Ann 171 Aguirre, Sara 164 Arntz, Leo 164 Baird, Carole 80,103,164 Barker, Mildred 171 Barsoom, Reynold 164 Bamti, David 171 Beal, Bill 106,164 Blanchard, Karen 170 Blied, James 48,60,161,164 Boldt, Marie 170 Bonds, Billy 171 Book, Jim 5o,71,161,164 Boothby, David 164 Braun, lMlliam 75,76,161,164 Bray, Jack 163 Brockett, Delores 170 Burkart, Robert 170 Chavez, S. 171 Clark, Emie 171 Clark, Kevin 171 Clements, John 171 Collins, Ted 164 Cook, Chris 43,61,164 Crinklaw, S, 170 Crum, Marvin 164 Cunningham, T, 171 Danielson, Kent 60 Day, Ronald 165 DeLateur, Charles 165 DeLong, Larry 162 Dick, Paul 171 Edwards, Donald 97,165 Egoian, Lillian 170 Eidschun, Bill 171 Esposito, Rex 39,165 Ewy, Raymond 163 Fillmore, Donald 165 Flora, Ruth 88,161,165 Forster, Jo 163 Foster, Paul 161,165 Frandsen, Neil 165 Frantz, Terry 165 Freet, Roger 163 Friesen, Donald 165,168 Fritz, Tom 71,165 Furlong, Rick 57 Garcia, Frank 162,166 Garcia, P. 171 Giddens, Vivian 170 Gilliland, Ellen 170 Goolson, Virginia 170 Gregory, James 37,161,165 Gross, Laure 45,110,165 Hagopian, Jo 171 Hardy, Barbara 171 Haskell, Jean 162 Hassett, William 165 Heinrichs, Loretta 171 Helms, Gloria 162 Henvit, Marlon 39,166 Hertzler, Charles 163 Hiebert, Alvalyne 171 Hill, Al 162 Hill, P. 171 Hinojos, Irene 170 Hudson, Vlhlliam 163 Hutchinson, A. 170 Hutchinson, Gail 94,166 Ieiri, Ted 171 Ikeda, Toru 166 Isaac, Wes 162,164 Isaak, Irvin 37,166 Isaasi, Gabriel 171 lwasaki, Larry 37,166 Jacobson, M. 170 -- Jenkins, Edward 166 Jenkins, Roland 166 Johnson, Anne 170 Johnson, J. 170 Karber, Frieda 170 Kazanjian, Bob 166 Kazanjian, Sylvia 167 Kopenhaver, Liz 52 Laire, R, 171 Lambdin, Norine 171 Lear, Richard 163 Lewis, Jack 167 Lewis, Kimberly 167 Loefiier, Beverly 163 Loftis, Walter 167 Lopez, Ruth 170 Madrano, Alice 171 arch, Lester 107,111,167 artzen, John 171 McFall, Merle 167 McFarland, Gene 171 Col B Minor, Dale 162 Mitchell, Paul 39,514,167 Moore, Allen 171 Morgan, Glenda 42,167 Motte, Nicole 167 Newkirk, Michael 89,161,167 Nimori, Tomoe 167 Opperman, Phillip 163 Osato, Nobie 170 Ostrand, Cameron 170 Park, Ki 161 Parkinson, Jim 170 Pendergast, Skip 37,56,167 Perez, Bobbie 59 Peterson, J. 170 Pevyhouse, David 168 Phariss, R. 163 Pond, Robert 168 Preheim, Butch 163 Pritz, Frank 163 Reid, Samuel 168 Reimer, Edlor 171 Rendon, Alex 90,168 Renoud, Erna 161,168 Riley, Doyel 40,168 Rogalsky, John 163 Rosales, Armando 171 Rotan, Pamela 44,168 Rotella, Tony 40,161,168 Sano, Jeff 171 Sarkisian, Vasgen 168 Saunders, Charles 162 Sawyer, Howard 171 Schmidt, Ted 161,171 Seely, Ralph 168 Serrano, Frank 171 Shaw, N. 171 Shinn, Herb 168 Siebert, Merle 168 Simpson, Verley 168 Smykal, Jean 168 Snyder, Jeanne 169 Sorensen, Darel 163 Southard, M. 171 Starkey, Roger 169 Steele, Marie 171 Steffens, Mary 171 Stewart, Helen 171 Straesser, B. 170 Stringer, R. 171 Sugai, Barbara 170 Tarpley, E. 171 Thompson, Joe 169 Todd, Gordon 105,169 Trujillo, Roger 41,169 Tucker, Louise 171 Vanes, F. 171 Velasquez, Andy 171 Wllareal, Delores 171 Vogel, J, 171 Waiter, Burl 72,166,169 Warmerdam, Greg 46,98,169 Wolters, Norman 162 Womack, Shirley 170 Worthington, Paul 169 Yamada, Ellen 170 Vanes, F. 171 Yohn, Robert 57,107,169 Zaccari, V. 170 seuions Abe, Mitchell 17,Z0,30,38, 54,9-1,123 Abe, Peny 17,30,B0,84,94, 108,128,135 Acosta, Christina 17 Agrifoglio, Louis 17 Alanis, Florinda 17,106 Anderson, Wayne 17,38,98 Arakawa, Keiko 17,7B,94,97 Araki, Dave 17,62,76,97,102 Archer, Ernie 17 Armitstead, Karen 17,100 Asuncion, Mario 17,60,93, 94,98,102,108 Atesalp, Lucia 'Marial 18 Avendano, Mary 18 Awbrey, Danny 18 Badilla, Steven 18 Bailey, Kirk 1B Baker, Pam 18 Balderas, Efren 34,41 Barnett, Steven 1s,36,5o, 54,95 Benik, Douglas 18,92 Bennett, Bruce 18 Blake, Bradley 18,45 Boucher, Ronald 18,60,94 Bowden, Richard 18 Col C Bracamontes, Ernest 18,36, 54,98 Bradford, Terry 18,78 Bradley, Kendra 18,69,78 Brewster, Juanita 18 Brintnall, Beverly 18,58 Brooks, Patty 19,32,42,75, sz,a4,9a,1o1 Brown, Bruce 19,50,69,95 Burgett, Pamela 34 Burke, Cheryl 19 Cantu, Estanfana 19 Cantu, Gabriel 34,36,38,50 Cardona, Gloria 19 Carlson, Charles 19,36,38, 60,94,98,102,108 Carpenter, Deanna 19,70,72, 76,99 Carter, David 19,45,58,71, 93,95,102 Carter, Gene 19 Castaneda, Jose 92,97 Cerda, Mary 19,106 Charles, Alicia 19 Charters, Ken 86 Chavez, Jesse 34 Christensen, Jon 53 Christian, Jerry 19 Clark, Gary 19,94,10B Clark, Mike 19 Clark, Thomas 19,32,36 Costa, Jim 19 Cox, Sam 19,105 Craft, Dennis 19 Crawford, Nancy 19 Cuadros, Diane 19,86 Cuevas, Laura 20,95,99 Curiel, John 20,36,38 Curry, Helen iElainel 20 Dale, Kenneth 20,105 Deeds, Donald 20 DePeralta, Jack 20,90,115 Dominguez, Salina 20,100 Dueck, Martin 20,41,50,94 Esquivel, Ray 41,50 Estrada, Rosemary 20 Evvy, Robert 20,46,92,95, 98,101 Fabris, Lynn 20,78 Farris, Kathleen 20,100 Felix, Debra 20 Fennell, Sharon 20 Figueroa, Elizabeth 20 Fillmore, Elaine 20,120 Flanagan, Tom 20,36,38 Flores, Amy 20 Flores, John 20,107 Forster, Jeffrey 21,100 Gaeta, Rene 21 Galvan, Lydia 21 Col D Haury, Vlhlliam 22 Heinrichs, Cynthia 22 Hernandez, Jose 22,86,93 Heyne, Barbara 22,58,78 Hicks, Cathy 22,107 Hill, Brenda 22,107 Hill, Nick 23 Huerta, Albert 34,36,3B Huerta, Frank 23 Hull, Gregory 23,27,41,62, 85,92,97,104 lkemiya, Arleen 23,92,97, 103,111 Inman, Jill 23,64,95,99 Inn, Jolene 23,94 Isaak, Donna 23 Isaak, Jerold 23 lwasaki, Randy 23,46,53,88 Janzen, Annette 23,43,61, 94,101 Johnson, John 23,80,94 Johnson, Norma 23 Jones, Karen 23,27,97 Kanawyer, Stanley 23,36,75, 95,102,107 Kaprielian, Ricky 23,60,94 Kawakami, Joni 19,23,92,94, 97,103,111 Kawasaki, Stuart 24,94,108 Kemp, Kenneth 24 Kennedy, Steve 24,36,38,50, 62,102 Kitahara, Susan 24,61,98 Klassen, Kari 24,61,10B Koch, Tim 24,36 Kokkonen, Jari 16,24,72,95, 102,112 Kunishige, Joy 24,70,97,108 Laemmlen, Ann 24,32,45,5s ,82,85,88,92,94,103,112 Leach, Tom 66,113 Leal, Adriana 24,95 Lee, Bennett 24,32,45,75, ,82,B8,98,102,107,108 Leistner, Daniel 24,70 Linzmeier, Russell 24 Col E Penner, Joe 26,60,94,102 Perez, Beatrice 26 Perez, Henry 26,36,54 Petinak, Cindy 26,58 Pinedo, Gene 27,53 Pizana, Juana 27 Powell, David 27,45,75,108 Radtke, Richard 27,3o,4e, 95,136 Ramirez, Caroline 27 Ramirez, Marie 27 Ramirez, Rapada, Pete 27,80,94,106 Steve 27,36,38,54 Reimer, Christine 27,70,72, 74,B4,75 Reyes, Renee 27,69,80,82, ae,9a.1o3 Reyes, Richard 34 Richardson, Yvonne 27,107 Rios, Norma 27 Rios, Rosemary 27 Robbins, Dale 27 Robertson, Dale 27,104 Rodie, Pamela 28 7 Llewellyn, Michael 24,53 Loefiier, Scott 24,46,79 Lopez, Caroline 24 Lopez, David 25 Lopez, Felicia 25 Lopez, June 25 Lopez, Mary Lou 25 Lopez, Ronald 25,102 Lozano, Lily Z5,72,82,85 Lozano, Susan 25,72,7B,80 Lucas, Pamela 25 Magana, Gloria 107 Manning, Betty 25,105 Manning, Cheryl 25 Maroom, Linda 25 Martinez, Albert 36,38 Martinez, Thomas 25 Garcia, Alberto 34 Garcia, Irma 21 Garcia, Maria 21 Garcia, Natalie 21 Garcia, Nate 34 Garza, Dina 21 Gentles, Joel 21 Gerawan, Lore 21,58,94,100 Gibson, Donna 21,99 Givens, Joseph 21,70,72,75, a3,ss,8e. Glenn, Cyntl1ia 21,100 Goerzen, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez i Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Donald 21 Juanita 21 Nelda 21,97 Ruben 21 Sal 22,36,54 Vicky 22 Gregory, Arlette 22 Grimes, Jan 22,58,100 Guerrero, Anna 22,76 Gunter, Jennie 22,70,72,82 Gurney, Duane 22,36,75,105 Gutierrez, Manuel 41 Guzman, V. 34 Hamburger, Linda 22,5B,85, 92,103 Hamm, Ronald 22,36,38,105 Hansen, Cary 22,27,64 Hansen, Cynthia 22,61,108 Harman, Troy 22,46,54 , Hatakeda, Lisa 22,64,75,93, 98,111 Hatanaka, Barbara 22,70,97 McAvoy, David 25,89 McCaig, Kathleen 25 McGlashan, Katherine 25, 100,107 McIntyre, Susan 25,76 McHaley, Joann 25 McNerney, Mike 25,105 Mehas, Dennis 25,36,38,54 Mendez, Chris 26 Miller, Kelly 26 Minor, Alisa 26,88,95,100, 110,114 Mitchell, Danny 60,95,98 Mizuno, Carolyn 19,26,92, 94,97,103,111 Montenegro, Becky 26,33, 42,74,88,9B,103 Moore, Merry 26,76,79,95, 100,108,110 Murray, Nancy 26,64,85,92 Musto, Vivian 26 Mytton, Craig 26,46 Nickel, Ray 26,46 Nishida, Steven 26,45,58, 84,92,94,97 0ki, Gayle 26 Osborne, Douglas 34,36,38, 50 Osmon, Joy 26 Padilla, David 34 Parman, Candace 26,95 Pattigan, Dale 26,69 Patzkowski, Denise 26,107 Rodriguez, Carolina 28 Rodriguez, Gloria 28 Rodriguez, Sammy 28,72 Roque, Lupe 28 ' Rosas, George 28,34 Rosas, Larry 28,62,74,98,102 Rosas, Letty 28,99 Ruth, Paula 28,104,108 Ruvalcaba, Gabriel 62 Ruvalcaba, George 41 Sahagun, Sylvia 28,72,99 Sanae, Masahito 97,913,112 Sanchez, Anita 28 Sanchez, Raymond 28 Sandoval, Rosalind 28 Sasaki, April 28,86 Sasaki, Debbie 27,28,64,94 Sauceda, Peter 28 Saunders, Susan 29,106,112 Schwandt, Danny 29,36,105 Scoville, Steve 29 Shamoon, Sharon 29 Silva, David 29 Simmons, Eric 29,36,38,99 Simon, Donna 29 Smith, Andy 29,102 Smykal, Tony Z9 Sorensen, Susan 29 Stanley, Mark 29,33,37,38 Stehens, Susan 29,80,100 Steinwand, Stacy 29 Stevens, Patsy 29,58,78 Strambi, Vicki 29,75,101,102 Suarez, Grace 24 Sunamoto, Jeff 29,32,84,92 Swonger, Russell 29,74 Tabutol, Ann 29,80,82,8B,100 Taguchi, Gay 29,95 Tajiri, Jeanne 29,42,92,94, 97,101,103,111 Takayama, Doris 30,92,94, 97,111 Tarpley, Darlene 30 Tartaglia, Robert 30 Tatami, Kenneth 30,62,92, 95,98,101,102 Tavlan, Jay 21,30,70,95,108 Thompson, Karen 30 Thonesen, Joan 30,85,99,100 Thurlow, Mike 30 Tobin, Dina 30,80,10B Toews, Gerry 30,36,3B Trevino, Maricella 30 Trujillo, Yolanda 30,69 Tsuji, Gary 3D,46,85,92,94 Tsuji, Joanne 30,93,94,97, 100,103,111,114 Tuller, Martin 30 Vartanian, Lisa 30,71,140 Villagomez, Margarito 31,69 Villegas, Rafael 85,92 Villanueva, Mona 31,99,140 Wllarreal, Rafael 31 Wllegas, Ricardo 34 vegt, Mike 32,3e,4e,54,ao Waha, Roseann 31 Walker, Joe 31 Walters, Daryl 34 Warkentin, Douglas 31 Willeford, Connie 31,33,69, ,s3,s4,a6,9a,9e,97,11o Vlhlson, Karen 31,95,100 Worthington, Kelly 31.32, INDEX 187 Fabris, John 40,135 Col A 61.82,B8.98,101.103, 110,113 wright, carol a4,9a,9s,99 wright, Clllford 31,92 Yamagata, Diane 31.92,94, 97,103,111 Yamagata, Pauline 31,92,95, 97,99 Yamakawa, Yasuko 31,86 Vamashiro, Lisa 31.86.9237 Ybarra, Daniel 31.86 Ybarra, Joe 31 York, Dale 34 Zamora, Ben 31,93,99,106 Zuniga. Aracelia 31 UNDERCLASSMEN Acevedo, Miguel 132 Acosta, Leo 146 Acosta, Yolanda 132 Acuna, Pamela 117 Aguilar, Roberta 99.117 Akin. Karen 146 Alanis, Margaret 146 Alanis. Maria 132 Alanis. Sergio 146 Albares. E. 115 Aldape. Joe 115.132 Aldava, Alfonso 36,49,63,132 Allen, Anthony 63.95.132 Allison, Lori 146 Almanzar, Marshall 117 Almanzar, Rachel 132 Almendarez, Marialuis 132 Alvarado. Noemy 117 Alvarado, Tony 132 Alvarez, Esequiel 132 Alvarez, Jesse 117 Alvarez. N. 106 Alvarez, Robert 146 Alvarez, Teresa 117 Alvis, Lyle 40.62.146 Alvis, Mark 45,82,92,94,116 Amaro, Leonard 90,146 Anaya, Gerelyn 43.52.132 Anderes, Paul 58,108,145 Anderson, K. 117 Andrade, Jose 90,115,132 Andrade, Juana 146 Angel, Johnny 117 Angulo. Maria 146 Antoku, Roxanne 117 Antuna, Jimmy 90,113,146 Aoki. Gary 94,102,146 Aoki, Kenny 92,94,102,117 Archlnal, David 117 Arechiga. John 146 Arenas, Irma 146 Armin, Bruce 45.58,70,11'I Armin, Jill 70,72,74.93,117 Arroyo, Guadalupe 117 Asada. Andrew 60,132,160 Ashcroft, Peter 51.93.146 Asuncion, Marjorie 146 Atkins, Jack 132 Auerngeimer, Carolyn 146 Avendano, Marylou 41,64 Avina, Carlos 132 Ayala, George 117 Ayala, Ruben 132 Badilla, Bobby 57,146 Badilla, Evangelina 52,146 Bailey. Ross 39.53.132 Baker, Charles 102,146 Baker, Frank 45.58.146 Baker, Nancy 88.99,132,158 Baker, Randy 117 Baker, Richard 40,146 Baker. Roland 132 Balakian. Glnger 95,117 Balakian, Kathy 95,132 Balderas, Cruz 117 Balderas, Marjorie 132 Balderas, Peter 62,117 Barber, Bryan 60,96,99,132 Barnhart. Debra 80,100,117 Bamhart, Terri 132 Barquera, Eva 132 Barr. Keith 146 Barsoom, Tami 108,117 Barsoom, Todd 45.58,108.117 Barton. Bret 132 Barton, Paul 117 Bauer. Micahel 40.53.146 Baxley, Tammy 52, 146 Baxley, Ty 51,132 Beal, Brian 70,72,74.85,132 Bear, Freddie 117 188 INDEX Col B Beavers. Cary 112,114,132 Becerra, Albert 51.132 Belknap. Patricia 72,74.85, 92,95.101,117,166 Bello, Cheryl 64,117 Bello, Desirae 146 Bergthold. Bret 40.75,93,133 Bergthold. Derek 41.62.146 Berry, Robert 57.146 Bertelsen, Brian 40,49.56, 93,146,151 Betancourt, Henry 40.56.146 Bimat. Terri 94,100,117 Bimat, Todd 40,62,83,93.97. 132.141 Blackburn, Sandra 58,132 Blake, Terry 40.146 Blomgren. Steven 118 Bodine. Chance 146 Botello, A. 132 Botello, Sandra 146 Bowyer, Jackie 146 Boyd. Joel 89,113,118 Bracamontes, Valerie 99,118 Bravo, Juanita 118 Bray, Cheryl 133,134 Bray, James 133 Bray. Modena 147 Brewer, Robin 92,94,97,118 Brewster, Charles 40,133 Brewster. George 39,118 Bricker, Jeannie 147 Briones. Clara 133 Briones, Joel 40,70,72,147 Briones, Rodney 74,107,118 Brooks, Daniel 53.74.118 Brown. Philip 40,57.95.147g Bruce. Kathy 70.72,95,133 Brumm, Bruce 36.38,46,66. 92,118 Bryan, Curtis 40.147 Bryan, Steven 48,108,118 Buckley. Kim 112.118 Bueno. Rebecca 147 Bumpous, Tom 40.59.147 Burke. Shelly 70,72.85.92, 94,10B.133.143 Busby, Genie 133 Butts, T. 133 Cabrera, Angela 147 Cabrera, Daniel 147 Cabrera, Letticia 113,133 Cabrera, Linda 118 Cabrera. Richard 148 Cabrera. Sophie 118 Calderon. Hope 144 Calderon, Priscilla 133 Camacho, Elizabeth 70.72.147 Camacho, Monica 133 Camargo. Jose 90,115,147 Cano, Celso 118 Cano, Juan 118 Cano, Luls 147 Cantu. Albert 133 Cantu. Jose 133 Cantu, Seratin 40,133 Cantu, Sulema 147 Caquias, Josephine 147 Cardona, Joe 118 Carlton. Rodney 63 Carlton, Traci 64,147 Carlton. Wcki 118 Carpenter. Linda 147 Carpenter, Susan 133 Carpenter, Glen 36,102,118 Carrasco, Blanca 114,147 Carrasco, Merced 118 Carrasco, Rebecca 133 Carrillo, Estella 147 Carter, Cheryl 133 Carter, Don 16,45,58,70,72, 85,117 Cartozian, Darryl 45.58.133 Cartozian, Geoffrey 45,147 case, Robert 45.5B.108.145 Castaneda, Ramona 133 Castillo. Francisco 147 Castillo, J. 41 Cattani, Kathleen 58.93.147 Cattani, Kyle 58.93.118 Cavazos, Mlgdalia 69,147 Celaya, Monica 147 Cerda, Ricardo 40.63.133 Chagoya. Frank 147 Chagoya, Victoria 118 Chagoya, Vince 118 Chandler, Marshall 147 Chaney, Nancy 147 Chapa, Ernesto 118 Chapman, Mitchell 147 Col C Charley. Kathy 72,133 Charley, Shelby 51.70.118 Charters, Stephen 53.70.147 Christensen, Chris 53.147 Christensen, Jeffrey 118 Christian, Dale 147 Cisco, Chris 39.76.118 Clark. Bart 48.110.94.133 Clark, Christopher 40.100, 107,147 Clark, Kimberly 133 Clark, Laura 133 Clark, M. 118 Clark, Sean 48.60,92,133 Clarke, Jackie 52.147 Clarkson, Brett 53.147 Clement, Cully 147 Clements, Susan 75,97,100, 108,118 Clingman, Deborah 105,118 Colllns, M. 133 Collins, Tammy 133 Compton, Sherri 118 Contreras, Benito 119 Contreras, Martha 52.64.133 Cook. Phillip 133 Cordova, Mickey 147 Cordova, Richard 62,119 Cordova, Thomas 148 Cordova. Timothy 148 Cordova, Virginia 119 Cordray. Cammy 64.76.119 Cornelius. Jana 148 Corona, Carolyn 99,119 Cortez, Arnold 56,133 Cortez, Delia 86,119 Cortez, Terrl 119 Costilla, l-lellen 148 Costilla. Jesse 133 Cowan, Alvie 119 Cowdrey, Karlene 100,119 Cowdrey, Timothy 49.63.133 Cowlishaw, Janet 133 Cox. Chuck 119 Cox, Richard 40,148 Craft. David 133 Craft, Kimberly 148 Crain, Donna 134 Crinklaw. David 148 Crose, Joyce 148 Crowl, Michael 134 Cruz, Josephina 134 Cruz, Maria 148 Cruz, Maria D. 134 Cruz, Maria 148 Cruz, Maria D. 134 Cuadros, Andrew 134 Cuadros, Patricia 119 Cuevas, Ron 40.63.134 Curiel, Adrian 39,134 Curiel, Carol 119 Cutshaw. Donna 148 Dale. Lisa 70,92,94.97.100, 104,107,113,119 Dancer, Annette 119 Danenberg. Patrick 130 Davis, Robert 101.145 Dawson, Alicia 45,58.70.72. 95.99,104,108.134 Dawson, Debra 78.82.134 Day, Buster 40.63.148 DeAnda, Barbara 148 DeAnda. Robert 134 Decker, Deborah 52,148 Del Bosque, Aida 134 Del Bosque, Bertha 148 DeLeon, Christopher 40,148 DeLeon, Randall 40.57.148 DeLeon, Rhonda 134 DeLeon, Rosette 69,134,141 Delgadillo, Efrain 90,134 Dettweiler. Mary 70.72.148 Diaz, Minerva 97,106,134 Dodge. Richard 148 Dodson, Diana 134 Doi, Carole 119 Dominguez, Angela 134 Dominguez, Rose 119 Dorries, Laura 78,100,102 Douhan, Beth 119 Douhan, Clark 148 Downing, Lisa 119 Dry, Stephanie 43,61,86.95, 100,134 Duddy, Rodney 56,119 Dueck, Barbara 42,61,92,94, 98,101.103.111,119 Duffy, Audie 134 Dugan, Lisa 148 Dunnagan, Danny 63,134 Dunnagan. Ronald 148 Duran, Daniel 148 Col D Duran, Diana 134 Duran. James 90.155,119,148 East, Andrew 51.53.148 East, Dan 41.119 Ebisuda. Nona 93.94,100,148 Echeveste, Raul 90.148 Echeveste. Ruben 119 Eddings, Lanry 148 Edsitty, Monica 148 Edwards, Thomas 94,119,126 Egbert, Holly 65.148 Egleston. Daniel 40,108,149 Eldridge, Don 90,115,134 Eldridge, Steve 149 Elizondo, Noe 119 Elizondo, Noelia 119 Elkins, Roger 119 Ellis, Phillip 45.58.134 Ellison, Rhonda 134 Engelman. Gregory 134 Espinoza, Guadalupe 119 Espinoza, Ruth 149 Esquibel, Jesse 149 Esquivel, Angel Esquivel, Martha 149 Esquivel, Ricky 41,149 Estrada, Aurora 41.134 Estrada, David 119 Estrada, Mary Jane 135 Estrada. Pam 149 Estrada, Rachel 135 Evans, Charles 39.50.119 Evans. Eric 40,51,105,149 Evans. Gene 149 Everhart, Deana 70 Everhart, Donna 119 Ewy, Wiliam 41.62,92.94, 102,119,121 Farrar, Stanley 135 Farrar. Steve 135 Faultner, Frank 76.119 Faultner, Ricky 113 Felipe, Beatrice 119 Felix, Gilbert 56,106,120 Ferre. Cindy 16,135 Ferry, Mike 113,131,135 Fielding, Sheryl 135 Fierro, Aurora 76.149 Fillmore. Annette 58,114,149 Hllmore, Elaine 120 Fillmore, Sheryl 93.95.100, 112,120 Finck, Kathy 52.58,72,135 Finck. Raymond 90.92.120 Fisher, Donna 135.139 Fitchett, Fernando 135 Htchett. J. 135 Rte, Kevin 36.120 Flaming, Scott 58,131,135 Flores, Beatriz 149 Flores. George 90.149 Flores. James 120 Flores, Lupe 149 Flores, Mary 149 Flores, Raul 135 Flores, Sergio 149 Flores. Terri 149 Florez, Patricia 135 Followill, Cheri 149 Fong, Kathryn 120,130 Forcey, David 45.58.120 Ford, Lauri 149 Forster, Robert 40.63.149 Foster, Christopher 62.130 Frandsen, Bruce 45.58.149 Frandsen. David 45,70,72, 88.92.120 Franks, Cynthia 44.149 Franks, Russell 40,63.94,149 Frias. Benny 130 Frias, Ernesto 136 Friesen, Lorrie 44,61,94, 101.148 Freisen, Todd 149 Fujii. Stephen 20.92.94,121 Fujioka. Rick 39,6o,7o,12, 102,120,126 Fujloka, Tim 39,57,70,149 Fulcher, J. 90,135 Gabaldon, J. 120 Galaviz, Rosalinda 149 Gallardo, Jack 60,120 Galvan, Edwardo 57.69.149 Galvan, Juanita 149 Galvan, Sylvia 149 Galvan, Sylvia M. 149 Garcia, Americo 149 Col E Garcia, Anthony 40.63.149 Garcia, Avelardo 149 Garcia. Bertha 120 Garcia. Celia 120 Garcia, David 149 Garcia. Elida 120 Garcia, Eulalia 149 Garcia, Gabriel 149 Garcia, Gloria 70.72.120 Garcia, Henry 120 Garcia, Hope 149 Garcia, J. 135 Garcia, Lori 44,101,149 Garcia. Lucila 135 - Garcia, Manuel 135 Garcia..Mario 135 Garcia, Martha 149 Garcia, Mary Ellen 149 Garcia, Mary Helen 150 Garcia,.0lga 135 Garcia, Pedro 120 Garcia. Pedro J. 120 Garcia, Rachel 150 , Garcia, Randy 39,40,57.150 Garcia, Raul 135 Garcia, Richard 60,135 Garcia, Robert 48.50,62,120 Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Rosa 120 Stephen 135 T. 135 Yolanda 135 Gardner. Shawn 120 Garretson, Jerry 120 Garza, Garza. Garza Alonso 120 Angelica 150 Cleo 42,64,70,111, 1151120 Garza, Garza, Garza, Garza, Garza, Garza Eddie 135 Fortino 150 John 150 Marta 120 Olga 150 Raul 120 Garza, Reynaldo 135 Geertz, Steve 92,108,135 Gentles, Pamela 120 Gerawan, Danny 70.72.150 Gerawan. Micheal 39.62.135 Gibson. D. 90,115,135 Gibson, Lawrence 99,120 Givens, Mary 111,113,114,150 Glasener. Richard 150 Glenn, Rilla 64.105.150 Glovinsky, Rita 120 Gobby, Daniel 105.120 Gobby. Tracy 43.64,101,135 Goerzen, Brenda 150 Goishi, Steven 61,135 Gomez, Ana 135 Gomez. Christine 135 Gomez, Kathryn 120 Gomez. Ricky 120 Gonzales. Anna 150 Gonzalez, Elvia 135 Gonzalez, Elena 44,61.70, 12.85.135 K Gonzalez, Herbert 135 Gonzalez, J. 135 Gonzalez, Jesse 150 Gonzalez. Juanita 42.64. 101,135 Gonzalez. Melanie 135 Gonzalez, Nancy 150 Gonzalez, Nora 135 Gonzalez, Norma I. 106.180 Gonzalez, Norma 150 Gonzalez, Rene 50,106,120 Gonzalez. Rigoberto 106,150 Goodrich, Tim 75,88,113,12o Goorigian, Melvin 40,51,57, 105,150 Goossen, Ruth 64.76.136 Graham, Kristie 150 Graham, Mark 52,150 Graham, Marla 120 Greathouse, Jeanne 120 Greathouse, Sue Ellen 136 Gregory, John 136 Gregory, Michael 21.150 Gregory. Niki 20,100 Grimes, Debra 93,150 Grimes. Janette 45,99 Grimes. Sandra 94,120,122 Grote, Bobby 150 Guerra, Jose 56.150 Guerra. Mariaelena 136 Guerra. Rolando 150 Guerrero, Martha 76.97.121 Guenrero, Rose Marie 99.121 Gullet. Tamra 70.72.136 Gunn, VWlliam 51.70.72,121 Gunter, Melaine 64,76,B2, Ostrand , Racette, Elaine 59,140 Col A 99,131,136 Gurney, Steven 136 Gutierrez, M. 136 Gutierrez, Manuel 41,62,97, 106,121 Gutierrez, Simon 136 Guy, Robin 136 Guy, Anthony 150 Guy, S. 61 Guzman, Manuel 41,62,15O Guzman, Sylvia 121 Guzman, V. 62 Haas, Craig 136 Haddock, Carla 150 Hageman, Charyl 70,72,136 Hagen, Brook 45 Hagopian, Christa 61,93,95, 100,109,111,136 Hagopian, Karl 94,105,150 Hagopian, Lisa 108,121 Hagopian, Mark 105,150 Hall, Andrea 121 Hamburger, Kim 58,70,72,136 Hampton, Denise 76,136 Haney, Audrey 44,61,101,136 .Haney, Bryan 57,150 Hansen, Chris 39,60,97,136 Hanson, Jennifer 100,121 Harder, Joseph 72,74,85,121 Harman, Gregory 40,145,150 Harman, Mitch 48,8B,104,121 Harman, Randy 40,63,136 Harmon, Timothy 121 Harper, Gordon 136 Hart, Holly 121 Hatakeda, Karen 65,92,94, 97,121 Hatanaka, Joyce 70,72,136 Hethey, Kathleen 107,150 Heffley, Rodney 56,107,121 Helms, Paul 7O,72,136 Henderson, Pam 136 l-lenvit, Christopher 39,62, 121 Henvit, Keith 39,57,150 Heppner, Brad 105,121 Hernandez, Alieda 121 Hernandez, Dan 70,72,136 Hernandez, Ernest 150 Hernandez, Francesca 136 Hernandez, J. 136 Hernandez, Maria 136 Hernandez, Sylvia 121 Herrera, Hortensia 136 Herrold, Doris 136 Hertzler, Paul 37,98,121 Heyne, Mathew 40,57,150 Heyne, Steven 48,121 Hiatt, Tamara 7O,72,74,78, B2,94,100,121 Hicks, Richard 122 Hildreth, Daryl 150 Hinojosa, Manuel 90,137 Hirata, Annette 42,101,122 Hobbs, Lori 150 Holan, David 122 Holt, Gail 107,122 Hoover, David 137 Hori, Byron 57,150 Howard, S. 137 Huebert, Charlene 108,122 Huebert, Debbie 100,134,137 Huebert, Robert 122,145,150 Huerta, Lupe 122 Huerta, Patricia 122 Huerta, Sandra 70,72,137 Hueso, Alta 150 Hughes, Kenneth 39,137 Hull, Lee 7O,72,74,85,B6.97, 122 Humphrey, Lanice 122 Humphreys, P. 122 Hunt, Craig 122 Hunter, Bruce 72,150 Ibanez, Renee 122 Ibara, Stan 50,94,102,137 Ibarra, Lorainn 150 Ieiri, Harvey 122 Ikemiya, Janet 70,72,92,95, 101,103,116,122,168 Ikemiya, Lily 97,114,122 Ikemiya, Steve 53,94,137,16O Inn, Joyce 44,64,101,136,16O Isaak, Kerri 122 Iseki, Carl 94 Islas, Daniel 150 Islas, Junior 41,137 Ito, Tracy 122 Iwanaga, Mark 45,58,70,72, Col B 85,92,94,102,122 lwasaki, Deanna 43,64,101,150 lwasaki, Doris 137 , lwasaki, Pamela 43,52,61,93, 94,101,151 lwasaki, Rodney 36,54,122 Iwo, Mark 39,97,122 Janzen, Patti 108,151 Jennings, Bruce 137 Jimenez, Christine 122 Jimenez, David 137 Jimenez, Gabriel 122 Jimenez, Gustavo 137 Jimenez, Linda 151 Johnson, Billie 137 Johnson, Carol 151 Johnson, Cynthia 151 Johnson, Dorothy 44,101,151 Johnson, John 92,116,122 Johnson, Joseph 49,137 Johnson, Kathleen 76,122 Johnson, Mark 45,108,137 Johnson, Rod 70,72,76,137 Johnson, Samuel 137 Johnson, Steven 36 Johnson, Sue Ann 58,92,137 Johnson, Tom 45,58,122 Johnston, Kelvin 151 Jones, Barbara 64,137 Jones, Craig 51,151 Jones, Janet 151 Jones, Joan 92,97,122 Jones, John 40,75,94,137 Jones, Karen 78,122 Jones, Laura 197,123 Kakutani, Penny 95,116,123 Kallio, Patrick 123 Kanawyer, Sheila 151 Kang, Roger 123 Kapielian, Jenifer 61,151 Katsura, Leslie 52,64,86, 92,94,97,1oa,123 Kawakami, Mark 41,62,92,137 Kehler, Mark 137 Kelsey, Becky 95,108,111,137 Kelsey, Kathleen 95,100,151 Kelsey, Rebecca 58,97,107 Kemerley, Candy 151 Kemp, Melvin 94,95,123 Kimura, Timothy 105,123 King, Keenan 130 Kirchman, Kathleen 61,151 Kitahara, Barbara 61,92,94, 136,160 Kiyomoto, Jeffrey 57,112,151 Klarcyk, Jerry 39,62,123 Klassen, Chandra 151 Klassen, Todd 45,58,137 Klippenstein, Rhonda 123 Knight, Christopher 151 Kega, Gay 44,52,64,94,137 Koker, Jim s9,so,7o,72,12: Konisni, Glen 7O,72,86,93, 97,137 Kope, Lois 58,75,92,94,123 Krahn, Mike 151 Krahn, Peter 151 Krause, David 105,123 Krause, Debra 151 Krause, Doreen 137 Kryder, Paul 39,60,75,92, 119,123 Kryder, Tricia 137 Kubo, Lorraine 42,64,94,137 Kubota, Alan 105,151 Kubota, Judy 112,114,137 Kuykendall, Billy 40,62,151 Laceheld, Kelly 58,94,137 Laemmlen, Eric 45,58,93,95, 102,112,151 Lane, Bobby 151 Lane, Rhonda 123 Lange, Kurt 123 Langley, David 113,123,124 Lara, Fatima 151 Lara, Mary 152 Lara, Victor 123 Larson, Matthew 36,38,54, 85,102,123 Lawrence, Rob 123 Lawson, Curt 75,123,128 Lee, Timothy 123 Leistner, Cathy 70,72,137 Lewis, Arthur 137 Lewis, Christine 70,72,152 Lewis, Lucy 70 Lewis, Steven 36,54,123 Licea, Emilio 115,152 Licea, M. 123 Col C Lingo, Pamela 75,95,123 Linscheid, David 72,137 Linzmeier, Richard 123 Little, James 63,152 Llamas, N. 138 Llewellyn, Richard 138 Lo, Richard 48,92,138 Loetfler, Lisa 43,64,138 Loewen, Peter 152 Loewen, Susanna 94,123 Loftis Keith 39,65,123 Lopez, A. 152 Lopez, Abel 138 Lopez, Ben 40,56,138 Lopez, David 152 Lopez, Elda 138 Lopez, Elizabeth 64,69,123 Lopez, Eva 138 Lopez, Freddy 63,138 Lopez, Guadalupe 138 Lopez, Guadalupe 123 Lopez, Isabel 64,138 Lopez, Joe 123 Lopez, Luciano 40,138 Lopez, Lupe 39 Lopez, Mary Lou 152 Lopez, Robert 138 Lopez, Rueben 138 Lopez, Tony 40,152 Loredo, Felipe 124 Loukonen, Carol 64,92,95,138 Lowrie, Natasha 124 Lozano, Ana 64,78,146,152 Lucas, Brian 138 Lucas, Deanne 124 Lucero, Richard 48,152 Col D Mclntyre, Susan 97,153 McKinney, Pat 70,72,138 McMurtry, Victor 153 McNerney, DeDe 92,116,124 McNiel, Diana 70,72,153 Meave, Florinda 153 Meave, Velma 124 Medcalf, Rhonda 138 Mehas, Chris 39,56,138 Mejorado, Gloria 153 Menchaca, Orfelinda 153 Mendez, Mark 4B,60,94,138 Mendez, Rafaela 138 Mendoza, Ignacio 153 Mendoza, Roberta 64,70,153 Mesias, Priscilla 153 Metry, Brenda 7O,72,153 Metzger, Chris 40,60,153 Metzgers, Bill 49,58,138 Meza, Carmen 124 Meza, Rosa 124 Miller, Cora 70,72,74,124 Miller, Matthew 51,53,153 Miller, Nelson 124 Miller, Nora 70,72,75,124 Miller, Tracy 138 Miramontes, Luis 153 Mitchell, David 45,70,124 Mitchell, Rebecca 153 Montanez, Christopher 124 Montes, Crystine 153 Moon, Kathy 105 Moon, Kelly 100,125 Moore, Christopher 70,125 Mora, Gloria 125 Mora, John 49,153 Col E Olson, R ussell 39.51,63,139 Orozco, Nancy 154 Orozco, Stella 139 Ortega, Felipe 126 Ortega, Joe 154 Ortega, Lucila 139 Ortiz, Cipriano 154 Osborne, Debra 154 Osborne, Eugene 139 Osborne, Verna 52,154 Sheri 43,93,101,154 Luna, Anita 152 Luna, Jesse 39,56,124 Mora, Lupe 95,97,112,125 Mora, Orlando 50,125 Mora, Pablo 153 Luna, Theresa 124 Lund, Shauna 94,152 Luther, Karen 113,138 Luzania, Mark 16,57,70,152 Luzania, Timothy 124 Machorro, Martha 152 Marin, Martha 152 Mariscal, Marc 40,57,152 Marquez, Anita 124 Marquez, Rosella 138 Marrun, Juan 152 Marsden, Chancey 138 Marsden, Michael 134 Martin, Daniel 124 Martin, Elaine 152 Martinez, A. 138,57 Martinez, Alfredo 124 Martinez, Antonio 152 Martinez, Blanca 138 Martinez, Clotilda 138 Martinez, David 138 Martinez, David 92,94,97, 102,106,121,124 Martinez, Gary 39,50,56, 99,124 Martinez, Irma 124 Martinez, Joe 138 Martinez Joe 62,63 Martinez, Jose 152 Martinez, Jose 39,152 Martinez, Lydia 152 Martinez, Noelia 76,88,92, 97,106,124 Martinez, Patricia 52,124 Martinez, Patricia 64,158 Martinez, Roberto 138 Martinez, Stephen 138 Marzan, Patrick 152 Mascorro, Elias 119,124 Mascorro, Esther 64 Mora, Rosalinda 138 Moreno, F. 125 Moreno, George 62,98,125 Moreno, Guadalupe 138 Moreno, Jamie 138 Moreno, John 40,62,106,153 Moreno, Jose 62,125 Moreno, M. 138 Moreno, John 40,6-2,106,153 Moreno, Jose 62,125 Moreno, M. 138 Moreno, Raul 90,115 Moreno, Rebeca 138 Mori, Brent 94,102,125 Mori, Nannette 44,52,s4,1o1 Mullen, Colleen 7O,72,74, 95,125 Muro, Larry 56,139 Murray, Diane 64,95,125 Musto, Richard 139 Myers, Bonita 139 Mytton, Kathy 52,139 Mytton, Keith 139 Naito, Mike 86,93,95,125 Nakagawa, Rene 43,62,94, 101,139,144 Nakamura, Ken 153 Nasalroad, Sheila 61,153 Navarro, Janet 139 Neufeld, Karen 70,114,153 Nicholas, Bryan 153 Nicholas, Janie 82,113,153 Nimori, Cynthia 70,72,93, 94,153 Nishi, Gary 39,49,56,139 Nishida, Phyllis 42,64,125 Nishimoto, David 125 Nishimura, Masahiko 94,153 Norman, Margaret 125 Novotny, Linda 114,125 Mason, Deborah 66,94,107, 119,124 Masuda, Ellen 93,94,100,152 Matsuoka, Janice 43,64,152 May, Vicki 138 Mayeda, Michelle 138 McCalg, Jeanne 152 McCarthy, Cindy 138 McCarty, Barbara 152 McCarty, Maxine 152 McClatchey, Scott 36,49,138 McCoy, Jackie 152 McCurry, Marilyn 153 McCurry, Walter 36,38,124 McDaniel, Anthony 93,124 McDonald, Sherol 153 McDonald, Tommy 153 McGlashan, Joan 76,107,153 Mclialey, Dale 60,153 Mclntyre, Annette 75,100, 131,138 Mclntyre, Janet 153 Nunez, Anita 139 Nunez, Maria 139 Ochoa, Angel 153 Ochoa, G. 139 Ochoa, Harvey 41,139 Ochoa, Mario 153 Roberto 139 Ochoa Overman, Jennifer 70,72,76, 85,107,125 Pace, James 154 Padilla, Steven 154 Palmer, Robert 154 Panttaja, Keith 40,154 Pantoja, Mark 125 Pardo, Marisela 154 Pardo, Ralph 139 Parichan, Eric 49,53,154 Park, John 70,72,154 Parker, Jimmie 139 Parra, Frances 154 Parra, Roy 139, Pavlovich, Mary 99,111,139 Payton, Gerald 107,140 Pearce, Mark 125 Pedregon, Deborah -125 Pegorsch, Michelle 140 Pena, Carmen 140 Pena, Christina 140 Pena, Maria 125 Pendergast, Phyllis 44,64, 101,154 Penley, Wayne 39,63,140 Fenner, Sharon 154 Perales, Ninfa 125 Perales, Ricky 154 Perez, Anthony 140 Perez, Cecilia 125 Perez, Esperanza 154 Perez, Ishmael 140 Perez, Mary 140 Perez, Richard 140 Perez, Ruth 125 Perez, Socorro 140 Perkins, Doug 39,54,140 Pettitt, Brenda 125 Phariss, James 140 Phillips, De Ann 72,99,125 Phillips, Karen 72,154 Phillips, Stephen 125 Pico, Carl 154 Pierce, Roberta 64,75,126 Pinkley, Janet 126 Pinkley, Richard 54,519,154 Pizana, Soledad 140 Plata, Lionel 40,49,140 Plett, Pauline 140 Plett, Peggy 75,107,126 Plitt, Jason 126 Pope, Kori 154 Powell, Jetfrey 126 Powell, Scott 45,58,154 Powell, Tery 154 Prado, M. 140 Prado, Olegario 40,154 Pratt, Ronald 140 Preheim, Kristy 58,72,74, 83,88,100,111,126 Prescott, Patricia 154 Prescott, Tina 125 Provencio, Linda 140 Puentes, Jesusa 140 Puentes, Josephine 154 Pulido, Elizabeth 154 Pulido, Gloria 125 Quimby, Dinah 154 Quimby, Michael 105 Ouintanilla, Adolfo 154 Ouintanilla, Luis 140 Quintanilla, Mario 154 Odell, Rodney 90,108,153 Ogata, Denise 61,153 Oh, Mike 153 Oh, Richard 139 Oki, Danielle 70,72,86,139 oki, Lorraine 7O,72,93,153 Okino, Karen 86,93,97,125 Okino, Lynda 93,139 Okino, Marvin 93,154 Radtke, Jayne 70,72,7B,94, 100,107,125,128 Raines, Carol 101,105,154 Ramirez, Basilio 126 Ramirez, David 126 Herman 126 Ramirez, Ramirez, Joe 140 Ramirez, L. 140 Ramirez, Marcos 49,140 Olivas, Oliver, Olson, Olson, Lori 154 Doris 105,125 Brian 139 Cindra 44,58,139 Olson, Jet? 53,125 Olson, Jill 44,61,94,101, 143,154 Ramirez, Nelda 126 Ramirez, Ofelia 140 Ramirez, Raquel 154 Ramirez, Rebecca 104,126 Ramos, Mercy 154 Ramshaw, Duke 40,116,126 INDEX 189 Col A Randles, Tacy 154 Raphael, Randy 41,57,154 Rapisura, Jay 126 Rea, Andrade 90 ' Rea, Fernando 155 Reddin, Sherrie 107,140 Reed,, Mark 155 Reimer, Edward 70,72,76, 113,155 Reimer, Ronald 40,56,140 Reimer, Sherie 76,140 Rempel, Lori 70,72,95,126 Rempel, Wendell 40.63.155 Reyes, .Catherine 52,140 Reyes, Gus 49,56,69,83, 102,140 Reyes, Javier 114 Reyna, Arthur 140 Reyna, Juan 126 Reynoso, Eugene 140 Rhodes, Kenneth 140 Rice, Debra 100,126 Richardson, Albert 72,155 Richardson, Gerald 70,72,155 Rico, Anna Marie 126 Riley, Jonna 99,126 Rivas, Janie 155 Rivas, Pearl 140 Rivera, Arturo 90,115,141 Rivera, George 126 Rivera, Martha 106,111,114, 145,155 Rivera, Maria 126 Rivera, Patsy 70,72,126 Rivera, Ricardo 63,155 Roberson, Dutiord 126 Roberts, Linda 126 Roberts, Paul 140 Robertson, Ronald 74,126 Robinson, Jimmy 155 Robledo, Richard 126 Rocha, Rudolfo 155 Rodarte, Mary 111,126 Rodriguez Bobby 155 Rodriguez: Carlos 90,106,155 Rodriguez Rodriguez: Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez Rodriguez, Rodriguez. Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez Rodriguez: Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez . Rodriguez, Rodriguez Daniel 126 Danny 126 Della 126 E. 141 Elleen 155 Heidi 126, Irma 141 Jose 155 Juanita 155 Kathleen 141 Lina 126 Linda 141 Lupe 155 Manuel 155 Martha 127 Patrick 155 Ramona 155 Richard 4o,6o,141 Rosemarie 141 Salvador 70,i41 Susie 127 Rogaisky, Ann 44,e4,15s,156 Rogalsky, Ronald 40.63.155 Rogalsky, Shelly 141 Rogers, Steven 46,56,90,115 Rojas, Angel 127 Romero, Irene 156 Romero, Raul 156 Romero, Sylvia 127 Roque, Cindy 141 Roque, Debby 141 Roque, Randall 113,156 Rogue, Robert 127 Rosales, Louis 127 Rosas, Albert 156 Rose, Ann 141 Ross, Randy 156 Rowland, Donald 195,141 Ruvalcaba, Richard 141 Saenz, Eddie 50,141 Saenz, Pablo 41,50,63,15L Sahagun, Christina 70,106, 114,156 Sahagun, Wckie 106,127 Sakamoto, Kirk 156 Salas, Joseph 156 Salazar, Anthony 141 Salazar, Fernando 141 Salazar, Luis 39,516,156 Salcido, Elenjie 156 Salinas, Jose 156 Salinas, Luis 156 ' Salinas, Robert 127 Salwasser, Brent 76,141 Salwasser, Melanie 141 Sanae, Masahto 127 190 Index ColB ' Sanchez, Adalia 141 Sanchez, Adolfo 141 Sanchez, Anthony 39,127 Sanchez, Diana 61,124,127 Sanchez, Estalla 156 Sanchez, Guadalupe 141 Sanchez, Lupe 39,63 Sanchez, Noey 127 Sanchez, Richard 51 Sandoval, Dana 76,156 Sandoval, Mark 156 Sandoval, Rosa 156 Sanda, Lori 99,141 Santana, Catrina 156 Santana, M. 127 Santana, Martin 156 Santillana, Hilda 141 Santos, Alicia 127 Santos, Eva 141 Santos, H. 40 Santos, Junaita 141 Santos, Marie 141 Santos, Mauricio 60,141 Santos, Victor 63,82,145, 146,156 Santoyo, Luis 141 Santoyo, Marivel 41,64,156 Sasaki, Shirow 51,56,94,141 Sasaki, Susie 52,70,72,111, 131,141 Sauceda, Donna 156 Scaite, Dorraine 100.107, 108,111,141 Scarborough, Wyman 156 Schlingloff, Leonard 141 Schmidt, Robert 115,156 Schmitter, James 45,58,156 Schmitter, Theresa 141 Schreiber, Grant 127 Scroggins, Brice 40,151,156 Scroggins, Dennis 107,156 Scrogglns, Kelly 142 Searcy, Lorraine 64,76,99, 197,127 Self, Scott 142 Serna, Angela 127 Serqulnia, Urbano 40,156 Shanks, Deanna 127 Shantz, Nadine 94,142 Shimozono, Roy 156 Shupert, Daniel 156 Slebert, Bruce 74,58,127 Silva, Darren 156 Silva, George 127 Silva, Helen 64,78,156 Silva, Rudolfo 156 Silva, Tony 142 Silveira, Cathy 142 Silveira, J. 127 Simon, Kelly 156 Simon, Vicky 142 Sisson, Gayle 75,127 Skogsberg, Douglas 71,72,75, 124,126 Slaton, Beth 59,142 Slaton, Curtis 59,122,127 Slaughter, J. 127 Smeds, Andrew 156 Smeds, Lori 70,72,85,92, 108,142 Smith, Dale 127 Smith, Kevin 127 Smith, Theresa 80,100,127 Smith, Walter 128 Smykal, Maryella 5B,70,72, 111,142 Solis, Adrian 157 Solis, Victor 151 Solis, Irma 142 Solomon, Lisa 70,72,B0,82, B8,113,122,128 Solomon, Theresa 76,80,142 Sorondo, Alden 128 Sorondo, Juliana 157 Sparks, Joseph 48,60,70,72, 92,9-1,102,128 Spaulding, Rod 58,157 Stanley, Victoria 79,83,128 Stanton, Richard 128,130 Starkey, Cheri 52,114,142 Steffens, Elizabeth 52,58, 112,114,142 Steinwand, Mark 142 Stephens, Deborah 76,100,157 Stevens, Phyllis 58,78 Stockdale, John 50,62,90, 115,128 Stohl, Donald 5B,90,115,12B Stohl, Kathleen 45,58,157 Strambi, Gina 128 Col C Streeter, Roger 40,60,157 Strickland, Gordon 157 Stringer, David 45,823,128 Suarez, Andrew 128 Subedar, Farhat 157 Subedar, Masarrat 128 Subedar, Masooma 142 Suderman, Robin 76,157 Sunamoto, Kathy 42,64,92,94, 97,101,142,144 Supnet, Fidel 113,128 Sweat, Terry 100,128 Swiney, Peggy 76,107 Swonger, Rhonda 59,149 Tacadena, Christina 99,128 Taklos, Eden 93,157 Taguchi, Chris 128 Tajiri, Coleen 44,64,93,94, 101,157 Taiiri, Lorraine 43,64,86, 94,101,128 Takayama, Sharon 112,114,142 Takayama, Wilma 157 Tallman, Lynnette 76,128 Tanaka, Karen 94,100,128 Tangonan, Diana 99,100,128 Tanner, Deborah 142 Tapia, Ernest 157 Tapia, Peter 41,62,76,97, 106,128 Taplac, Paul 39 Tarin, Emily 142 Tarin, Sandra 128 Tarpley, Diane 157 Tartaglia, Kathy 142 Tarvin, Kenneth 142 Tatami, Arthur 62,97,128 Tatami, Donald 51,63,94,142 Tatami, Donna 44,64,93,94, 101,157 Tatami, Joann 43,52,93,94, 97,101,128 Tatum, Virginia 114,107,157 Taylor, Eleanor 142 Taylor, Sue 52,72,142 Tedana, Timmy 76,142 Telles, Diana 157 Telles, Ermalinda 142 Tellez, Marcella 12B Testman, Gene 142 Thellman, Roy 157 Theuriet, Diane 52,110,142 Thompson, Laura 44,157 Thompson, Matthew 60,142 Thompson, Shenry 157 Tikkanen, Suzanne 142 Tincup, Dwayne 128 Tincup, Wayne 128 Tirado, Jose 157 Togioka, Wesley 48,94,129 Torres, Anita 129 Torres, Anthony 157 Torres, Carmen 70,72,157 Torres, Carol 44,157 Torres, Danny 142 Torres, Jesse 142 Torres, Edward 157 Torres, Gilbert 157 Torres, Kathy 52,143 Torres, Robert 129 Torres, Ted 40,143 Trevino, Arminda 143 Trevino, John 90 Trevino, Manuel 157 Trevino, Sandra 157 Trimble, Tacy 157 Tristan, George 143 Tristan, Julian 157 Tristan, Mary 129 Trujillo, Jaime 143 Trujillo, Joe 143 Tsuji, Darel 92,143 Tsutsui, Asami 94,114,157 Tualla, Paulette 157 Tucker, George 157 Tucker, Jenny 70,85,129 Turner, David 143 Tuttle, Edgar 143 Tuttle, Sharon 143 Tyler, Laura 75,77,114,129 Tyler, Lynn 76,88,100,114, 139,143 Ulibarri, Jackie 143 Ulibarri, Peter 143 Unmuth, Ronald 70,154 Urrea, Rosa 143 Urrea, Sylvia 129 Vaccari, Janet 129 Vaccari, Paul 40,143 Col D Valle, Olga 157 Vargas, Eric 49,143 Vartanian, Carole 52,82,143 Vartanian, Christopher 129 Vasquez, Miguel 40,57,158 Veith, James 107,143 Veith, Lisa 130 Velasquez, Bertha 158 Velasquez, Michael 129 Velasquez, Robert 39,129 Vera, Linda 129 Vera, Maribel 93,94,100, 114,158 Vera, Rene 158 Villagomez, Alonzo 158 Villanueva, Delia 158 lhllareal, Marta 158 Villarreal, Jose 158 Villegas, Danny 40,158 lhllegas, Jesse 129 Villegas, Miriam 93,158 Villegas, Raul 129 Villegas, Romelia 113,158 Villegas, Rosalva 70,72,114, 131,143 Wllegas, Sandra 111,113,143 Vogt, Cheri 44,52,94,101,158 Voth, Ann 64,100,158 Waide, Stephen 158 . Walker, Beth 44,88,114,143 Walker, Patricia 105,143 Wall, Connie 52,61,86,93, 98,107,129 Ward, Tammy 100,143 Warkentin, Darrell 102,158 Warkentin, lim 62,158 Welch, Vernon 158 Weldon, James 70,129 Weldon, Theresa 143 Wells, Elizabeth 158 Wells, Joe 129 Wells, Magdalena 143 Wiebe, Mark 143 White, Carla 114,158 Vlhckersham, Karen 112,129 Vlhlker, Michele 44,101,158 lMlkinson, Julie 129 lMlleford, Jamie 44,94,158 lMlleford, Mary 94,129 Vlhlliams, Billy 36,62,129 Williams, Lori 158 Vlhlliams, Kirbv 143 lMlliams, Billy 36,62,129 Williams, Lori 158 Williams, Kirby 143 lMlliams, Tim 143 Williamson, George 158 Wilson, Karen 129 Woods, Karen 143 Woods, Phillip 59,158 Workman, James 158 Wright, Daniel 143 Wright, Jesse 70,72,143 Wright, Lucy 158 Yamashiro, Marcia 61,86,93, 97,129 Yamashiro, Steven 158 Ybarra, lrene 92,143 Ybarra, Jose 143 Ybarra, Lupe 82,92,103, 106,116,129 Ybarra, Lurdes 158 Ybarra, Mattie 41,129 Yoon, Mike 158 Yoon, Ted 92,129 Zamudlo, Alfred 129 Zanlnovich, Vincent 95,158 lavala, Alex 39,54,69,143 Zavala, Louis 143 Zendejas, Michael 158 limmerman, Debra 158 Zimmerman, LeAnne 70.72, 94,129 Zimmerman, Steve 143 Zuniga, Michael 40,158 . 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