Rowland High School - Saga Yearbook (Rowland Heights, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1980 volume:

Xve PtW ' v PN oyccf { A-t)W ( ij[ yotv aoee Hie ex ()Oy ' 4 x st fCe 8fisfc! « «( P «« V«. . l - Itf M ' S ' pm l lO UROWN We each exist in a worid of our own, a worid bounded by opposites that intensify life itself. ROWLAND HIGH SCHOOL ROWLAND HEIGHTS, CAUF, ISHED BY SAGA STAFF II BEGINNINGS imiSjSS -£M -J C07UC o ■ ' ■ ' - Ji cA-a)7?cy d c o ■ Aa ' foc o ' ' M ' r -K. L air-. •• - J lb AND NIGHT Ba K the eerie silence darkness LAUGHTER the enjoyment N a source of delight and joy PLEASURE 1 rfirrf-r - . - IPJ the discipline and accomplishments the necessity ALL ARE PART OF OUR WORLD! TABLE OF CONTENTS CLUBS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ACADEMICS PEOPLE CHOIR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JV CHEERLEADERS - i rf!HSBik«4Beenise Fox iV Shawn Randa  -— - • KsUSS V u MARCHMG K-a .. tiii ' iE :— I IS |L |A In id U l( u tf BAND mmm ' ' MSIv ' 4Hii The ASB worked diligently this year to make the school year more enjoyable for the students. They organized and presented a new slide show for Freshman Orientation this year, making high school easier for Freshman. They also provided more entertainment and activities Noontime activities were expanded, Volleyball, spirit week and lunchtime bands were enjoyed by all. The assemblies provided were well organized and enjoyable. The highlights of the year were Awards Night, Winter King and Queen, ASB Convention and, of course, the Homecoming Activities. ASB ended the year with well deserved applause from the student body. 1 Danny IJoddy divides his attention between the Saga photographer and the meeting 2 Chucli Hernandez. Frank Morales. Jaimie Wright and Bob esting characteristics of their personalities 3 being ASB Advisor has done to the once cheertui Ron Smith 4 The ASB Cabinet (lett-right) Tommy Holman. Connie Molla. Kim Ball. Joy Arnold. Vol Perez. Sec Lisa Biggerstaff, VP Donna Baccaro. Pres Pom Fran Morales. Treas Christi Linblom. Chuck I 3 Danny Roddy. Carrie Abbott. Lisa Leabmon. Frank Morales. Marguez. Celeste Victoria. Nanette Morreale. ASB Advisor Ron Smith Row 4 Jim Finney. Dion Grosse. Bob Lombardi 6 One of the highlights of the year is the ASB Convention where the officers for the following year ( chosen 6 Fran Morales and Lisd Biggerstaff preside over a meeting 7 Peorman, ASB office secretory dnd President Pom I- problem LETTERGIRLS Lettermen Row 1 (left to right): Paul Russel (V.P.). •lUCk Hernandez (S.O.A.). Tony Canchola. Jim Swift res). Row 2 Mark Monkey. Kirt Oshima (sec). Danny ddy. Mike Gomez. Danny Corrao. Ray Cruz. Bo Burch. 3dmir Carrasco Row 3 Derek Rice. Mike Wooley. oert Estrada. Chip Hall. Tim Harris. Robert Zeemon, ;nk Riley. Ken Ikari, Steve Perez. David Belzer. 2 The allenge of the Sexes: 3. Lettergirls Row 1 (left to nt): Susan McForlen (Sec.) Danna Ashby. Row 2: .an Scarbrough, Marcia DuClusan. Lisa Biggerstaff. iristy Lindblom (pres.). Angle Winfelder. Row 3: Sue ■iroeder. Toni Boril (V.P ). Pam Deas. Kelly Sims. Leena irriere (treas), Diane Looker 4 Leena Carriere. Diane Dker. and Susan Scarbrough listen to alumni Marty elds. 6 Danny Carrao and Chuck Hernandez socialize ' he Senior Mall at lunch BANDEHES in vvu .os This year the Bandettes were reorganized ar d now includes three performing groups: the Logo group, which carries the signs for the band; the Tall Flag team, which performs at competitions, games, and rallies; and the Dance team, which also performs at competitions, half-time shows, and rallies. All groups consistantly placed high in their competition; their performances were enjoyed by all. 1 Logos (left to right): Lori Merstik, Honneke Pynappel. Nelly Kouwenhoven, Desiree Jacobs, Susie Gonzalez. Cynthia Paz, 2, Chaos at practice, 3. Bandettes performing at halftime, 4, Bandettes kneeling: Laurie Nash (captain) row 1. Mandy Gardner, Rhonda Helm, Mary Shelby, Dawn Rhoades. Allison Bourne, Chris Hakala, Maria Hernandez, Sylvia Besinaz, Jennifer Wilson, Jennifer Cruz. Jami Kemp. Chris Rodriguez; back row Dawn Tappan. Gail Marcussan. Maria Antanassia, Ria Snoek. Kim Nootenboom, Stacy Ross, Cathy Stoner, 5, Dance Team members Denise Hippen, Penny Davis and Rita Torres perform at a game 6. Dance front row: Lori Lafon, Lisa Hllberath, Valerie Johnson. Cindy Arevalo, Evelyn Amimoto. back row: Denise Corners, Denise Hippens, Rita Torres, (captain). Penny Davis, Jeanette Mora, THEATRICAL PLAYERS Rowland ' s Theatrical Players entertained the school with a variety of performances this year. They again put on the Brown Bag theater during lunch for the students and worked on and acted in the fall play and the spring musical. This year the club started a Mime Troupe which is sponsored by the Thespians, a drama honor society, Joni Bridges, the club president, said the year was very successful. 1. Row 1: Barbara Birdwell. Diana Parks, Holly Placencia, Kim Saccio. Yvette Augralio. Susan Stewart, Diana Carroll. Row 2: Anttiony Taylor, Cindy Miller, Tommy Kilroy, Tracy Blackburn, Jana Lnenickovo, Cheryl Tong, Joni Alan. Row 3 Frank Riley, Barbra Hier, Sue Berg, Cheryl Clingins, Penny Segal, Cindy Eul. Row 4; Dan Purdy, Gary Doriot, Laura Boorhenne, Michelle Brown, Nell Kouventtawen. Mike Bourque, John Eul. Row 5: Doryl Tidwell, Luanne Butler, Susan Ford, Joni Bridges, Rulla Bayat, Ria Snook. 2. Mr. Jordan and students watch a dress rehearsal 3. Cindy Miller and Anthony Taylor perform in the Brown Bag Theatre. I SKI CLUB i A new club on campus this year was the Ski Club. One problem they faced early in the year was the lack of snow. This, however, did not dampen their enthusiasm. Led by Mr. Boumuck, the hearty group took to the slopes as soon as the snow fell. A tangled time was had by all skiers. 1 Ski Club: Row 1 Lisa Wall. Teresa Solferino. Renee Ruiz. Lisa Velez, Denelle Godec. Annie Chie, Roberta Rivera. Danny Garcia, Nannette Morreale. Row 2. Monica Miles, Sheila Gentry, Debbie Tardival. Lorraine Estrada. Debbie Barney, Lisa Jones, Janet Saldate. Fran Morales, Debbie Verdouw. Erica Bucanac. Dana Perry, Row 3. Gwen Fulton. Judy Long, Roxanne Leitman, Ctiristi Gould, Heather Robinson, Veronica Loya, Kristen Huftman, Don Dinkle, Jesse Carrasco, Bob Lombardi. Row 4, Eric Gasmeyer, Vicky Martinez, Sonya Miller. Janine Devereaux, Traci Brown, Linda Bourhenne, Rose Yanchura, Sue Johnson, Row 5. Scott Ruby, Julian Aguilar. Rod Couch, Gordon McMullen, Mike Alcorn, Jerry Kroeger, Eric Gale. Dave Verdouw, 2, Club Officers: Dana Perry, Bob Lombardi, Mr. Baumuck (Advisor), Frank Morales, Nannette Morreale. The Science Field club was one of the most active clubs on campus this year. One their main activities was a trip to Catalina Island where members were able to scuba dive, snorkel, or relax on the beach. They also viewed the Lozarium show and went on picnics. The highlight of the year was their annual trip to Joshua Tree Monument. Because expenses were so high, they also learned how to earn money. This was done through car washes, bake sales and a game show. The members had a fun year. 1 Club members enter the water to scuba dive at Catalina. 2. Row 1: Mr. Fotinakes, Pam Jewett, Cheryl Tong. Kim Schreffler, Robert Zeeman, Dianna Carroll, Shawn Rogers, Sabina Sebiane, Tina Silva, Donna Baccaro, Roy Snachez, Row 2: Mr, Philp. Patty Hallbauer, Veronica Loya. Luonn Butler. Debbie Rudisill, Lori LaFon, Claire Courtney, Pam Hernandez, Lisa Biggerstaff, Scott Thompson, Kathy Harmon, Colleen Sechrest, Tom Weinell. Row 3: Isabella Atencio, Amy Kumagai, Grace Chui, Diane Olson, Britta Kohn, Carol Sironi, Canny Carrao, Sharon Summitt, Tracy Cummings, Kurt Oshima, Row 4: Mr. Karns, Rulla Bayoti, Nelly Kouwenhoven, Mike Bourque, Frank Riley, Tina Vorick, Loretto Sowa, Danny Roddy, Robin Mofson, Robert Paz, Derik Rice, Mary Dunn. 3. SFC members wait while they try to get the boot running. CSF had a very busy year. They held o variety of activities to earn money to give their annual scholarships. They sold balloons during the basketball games, conbucted the jail during Western Week, and sold concessions during the convention. The members celebrated their good year on Privilege Day. 1 Row 1: Frank Riley, Amy Kumagai, Pam Deas, Derek Rice, Jim Swift, Danny Roddy, Brenda LeFevre, Danny Corrao, Durt Oshima, Row 2: Luis Marcelini, Pauline Wong, Grace Chui, Way Fen Chung, Anne Imahoro, James Patrick, Sue Scorbrough, Roy Imahora, Cathy Lent, Mary Dunn, Sandy Mayhue, Row 2; Norminda Vaguilar, Cynthia Flores, Laura O ' Daly, Rosario Meade, Susan Steward, Lynn Kumagai Row 4: Steve Perez, Ken Ikari, Melinda Naybor, Ken Mayhue, Beth Adams, Lisa Biggerstaff, Robin Mofson, Diane Morquez, Row 5: Stacy Legg, Vice President, Tracy Cummings, President, Sharon Summitt, Treasurer, Colleen Sechrest, Secretary. 2, Jim Swift takes a break for lunch while Lisa Biggerstaff listens. 3, Robin Mofson. Beth Adams, Sharon Summitt, Mary Dunn, Lisa Biggerstaff, end Stacy Legg enjoy Privilege Day ot Universal Studios. GIRLS LEAGUE The Girls League sponsored activities were a major part of the school world. While the Slumber Party and Christmas Formal provided many happy hours for the students, the league also served the school by providing guides for school activities and honor guards at graduation. This year they also made Christmas decorations for the elderly in a rest home. A very successful year. 1 Top row: Kianne Brown, Kathy Oritz. Kerry Wolfe. Erin McReynolds, Roberta Garcia, Dawn Prybylla, Julie Carpenter, Maria Antanasio, Ria Snoel , Penny Segal, Gabriel Morales. Row 2: Sandy Caideron, Daniella Barbato, Raylene Brimer, Ram Anderson, Roberta Rivera, Cheryl Fish, Kathie Lent, Janet Saldate, Anne Imohara, Gail Marcusson, Beth Wilburn, Joyce Sawatski, Karen Niemeier, Row 3: Roxanne Grinder, Judy Heusner, Beth Wilborn, Chris Hakala, Kim Ball, Cindy Young, Lynn Kumagai, Joyce Gibson, Mary Frampton, Barbara Espinoza. Row 4: Eva Chow, Pauline Wong, Sheila Connolly, Laura O ' Doly, Maritza Izabal, Karia Visinenk, Beth Adams, Glory Munoz, 2, Lynn Kumagai. Beth Wilburn and Roxanne Grinder make Christmas booties. 3. Susan Stewart decorates for the Winter Formal. 4. Freshman girls whoop-it-up at the Slumber Party. 5. Susan Stewart, Richard Brimer and Mrs, Chose enjoy the formal. 6. The girls hold a cor wash to raise money. This year S.S.R. has had the largest enrollment and has been the most spirited group Rowland High has ever had. They did a wondertui job helping promote school spirit at tootball games and other activities this year. 1 S.S.R, Members: Yvette Aguilera. Donna Ahmeyer, Kristy Aldrich. Denise Anderson, Jackie Arias. Angie Arrellano, Teresa Asendorf, Joy Beers. Vanessa Bennett. Deanna Boyce. Samantha Brooks. Denise Burton. Pauline Bustomante, Patty Bynres. Cindy Cawthon, Mary Church, Wanda Cox, Nicole de la Croix. Melody Cunningham, Reva Curran, Maria DeCorpo, Shellie Despatis, Carol Doriott, Kary Dunn. Terri Dweezy. Lisa Fernandez, Kathy Fox. Chrystal Freatman, Lisa Friss, Michelle Gaines. Doreen Gallegos, Gene Golorza. Haydee Garcia, Debbie Gately, Cindy Goldman, Norma Garcia. Denelle Godec. Jackie Gonzales. Stephanie Gould. Debbie Gruner, Diane Hortel, Diane Heller, Judy Heusner, Lorri Herrin. Vicky Hill, Rhonda Hollingshed, Wendy Hoxie, Halima Hussoin, Moritra Izobal, Jackie Jensen, Sherry Jewett, Valerie Jimenez. Debbie Johnston. Corrie Kaspardlov, Le Anne Keegon, Monica King. Kim Larraillet. Jill La Rue, Michele Lauderman, Stephanie Lore, Janet Loving, Dorla Lowther, Laura Maroski, Phyllis Martinez, Lisa Mason. Carlo McDonald, Marcie MeEwen, Vickie McGregor, Bobbie Mills, Herlind Murphy, Yvette Organista, Jennifer Owens, Christy Payne. Shelitha Pepriest, Connie Peregretti, Julie Potts, Tina Powell, Stephanie Price, Tiffani Quaintance, Jeny Quizo, Margaret Ramozette, Deneen Ramos, Debbie Ratajozyk. Tricio Recio, Susan Reeves, Kim Ritter, Lynne Rogers, Vickie Roth, Kim Saccio, Nancy Saldate, Julie Scarpenata, Mary Schuchting, Kim Schumacher, Lisa Show, Laura Smith, Stacey Solorzavo, Carol Stevens, Lori Stubbert, Vickie Suter. Jean Swift. Arisa Takashi, Terrie Upshaw, Sonya VanVlear, Virginia Vonhenwaarden, Sherul VonHolzen, Cindy Velez, Marcellc Vellanoweh, Julie Villa, Karia Visineki, Sheri Ware, Wendy Watanobe, Jackie Weatherbie, Georgette Wilborn, Sherri Williams, Beth Witter, Melissa Wons. Denise Wray. Soo Yoon, Jackie York, Maria Zate, 2 S,S R, Officers Sheri Jewett, Gene Swift, Maria Decorpo, Deanna Boyce, 3. S.SR. probationers are caught doing cheers during initiation, 4, Mary Schlichfing, Lynne Rogers, Reva Curran and Melissa Wons promote spirit at a game. 5, Maria Decorpo assists during a noon- time pep ralley. -tJi ' RAIDER PRESS Second and third periods each day the presses are roiling in the print shop. The class is busily printing, the posters, bulletin, programs and newspapers needed by the school. Printing was made earlier this year because of the addition of two new machines— on IBM electric typewriter and a photo typesetter. 1. Steve Walker cleans a machine prior to use. 2, David Autry runs the press 3 Raider Press row 1 (left to right) Advisor Mr Gonsoives. David Autry. Dave Strieker. Larry Honeycutt row 2 Robert Boyett. Steve Walker, Rick Hill. Dennis Padilla. Tim Watts BRANDING IRON 1 Rose Yanchura, and Melody Brooker discuss the paper with the odvlsor Lisa Flores 2 John Booker tries to finish a layout, 3- Branding Iron Staff 1st row (L to R) Doreen Coudoyre. Sonya stamper, Chris Taylor, Sheri Woodruff Row 2 Krista Bourne, Shiela Garbrough, Rose Yanchura, ytelody Booker The Branding Iron was beset with many problems this year, problems that etfected the publication of the newspaper. Because not enough students signed up for the class, the class was combined with a ninth grade English class. Also Lisa Flores, the advisor, was only on campus two periods a week, while getting the paper printed has always been a problem, Few newspapers were published because of this. GUITAR Rowland ' s Guitar Club had a very enjoyable year. The members met during lunchtime to share their music with one another. While they played all the old favorites, they also learned many new songs. Pk: ' ' 1 - Bj W Mr. Williams, club advisor, gives pointers to Monica King on how to tune a guitar. 2. Club members — Anny Chiu, Chrystol Kelcey, Cassie Birdwell Lynn Kumogai, President Mike Pretzer, Cheryl Orrell, Mr, Williams and Monica King — a pickin ' and a grinnin ' . 3. Cassie Birdwell is lost in a world of music. DANCE Lunch time dances and after school dances sponsored by the Dance Club this year gave students a chance to show their Disco steps. The club also brought KUTE 102 on campus in December to aid in the Christmas Can drive, A trip to Magic Mountain was the club ' s special outing this year, 1. Club members: David Abarca, Lisa Armijo, Susan Barriga, Joyce Bonner, Donald Brooks, Sheri Brown, Sheila Connolly, Daphne Davis, Denitha Davis. Yvonne Doucette, Michelle Euington, Diane Gillum, Danny Gomez, Chris Hakala. Tracy Hakala, Sheryin Hannah, Enid Hernandez, Troy Johnson, Cindy Jones, Denni Kennedy. Will McCall. Ann Mendiire, r?ose Mendiire, Angela Paibul, Marielle Perez, Bobby Quiroz. Linda Quiroz, Maggie Ramazeher. Bobby Ramos. Denee Ramos, Jeff Robeck. Tina Templin. Geraldyn Voquilor, Norminda Voquilar, Pricilla Vasquez. Nannette Waters, Denise Wray, Markus Woods, Steve Woods. 2, Arlene Hirschkowitz, and Jim Serano do a Disco maneuver for the camera, 3. Club officers: Tina Varick. Arlene Hirschkowitz. La Tanya Pitts. Jim Ward. Melody Booker. VICA Vica ' s accomplishments this year were many. Two of the members are state officers— State Vice- President Dave Strieker and State Secretary Chris Taylor. Their annual Christmas Can Drive v ent over the top. They co- sponsored a band on campus to aid in the food can drive. The highlight of the year, hov ever, was their participation in the various competitions held in the state. The students made a good showing for Rowland High School. 1 VICA Members Row 1. Andy Hidalgo. Tony Swezey. Tom White, Tom Foster, Ken Williamson Row 2. Chris Moss, Song Pak, Dave Strieker, James Bohr Row 3, Mr Hidalgo, Robin Duffy, Julie See, Chris Taylor, Carol Doriott, Mr Gonsalves 2 Richard Young listens intently during a VICA meeting. 3 Tony Swezey helps during the annual can drive Eight foreign students were among the members of the International Club this year. This is the most that have been on campus at one time. The main focus of the club this year was International Day, which was held on March 11th. On that day foreign students from schools around the valley came on campus to talk about the various countries from which they came. The students at Rowland who were fortunate enough to hear them speak, thoroughly enjoyed it. 1 Judy Grabler shows the students a picture of a foreign city 2, Foreign Students Desiree Jacobs, Holland, Susanne Schuler, Switzerland, Nelly Kouwenaoven, Holland, Jana Lnenlchova, Sweden, 3 International Members: Standing L, Joyce Gibson, Sue Scarbrough: R, Duane Vogel, Tracy Ratliff. Row 1 Jeannifer Tran, Lynn Largent, Dona Garcia Row 2, Nelly Kousenaoven. Lisa Leibman, Denise Uruchurto, Norminda Voquilar, Obdulia Veloso, Desiree Jacobs, Row 3 Suzanne Schuler, Sam Podilla. Eva Chow, Lynn Kumogai, Lisa Bundalion, Pauline Wong, Jana Lnenickova, fTY cm£s 1 . The Raider defence tries to anticipate their opponent ' s actions. 2. Bob Lombard! seenns frustrated at his inactivity. 3. Number 13, l obert Zeeman tacl les the bail carrier. 4, The raiders try to stop another running play. 5, Mike Hammerick zealously runs through the banner after halftime. VARSITY FOOTBALL 52 Varsity Football Varsity Football 53 Rowland High ' s Varsity Football team finished the season with no wins. In all their garmes only two touchdowns were scored. The team suffered from a lack of strong returing players, fielding mostly rookies this football season. Because of this, fumbles and interceptions seemed to haunt the team the entire year. Coach Rawis is looking forward to a more experienced team next year. Varsity Football: Victor Anastasi, Scott Anderson, Sean Armstrong, David Baiza, Craig Bitlingsley, Jeff Bragla, Bo Burch, l ay Ctiavez, Adam Coghan. Victor Compos, Joe De Leon. Edgar Domingue, Edgar Edmonson, Jim Finney. Ed Galvan, Alex Gordo, Milce Gomez. Don Harris, Mike Harris, Chuck Hernandez. Greg Irsik, Tim Irsik, Troy Johnson, Bob Lombardi, Dino Mora, Art Orgonista, Steve Pascal, f lck Potter, Mike Pretzer, Bob Ramos. Barry Revls, Joe Rodriguez, Ray Sanchez, Rusty Scott, Ernie Sifuentes, Russell Simes, Jim Swift, Duone Takeuchi, Raul Villanueva, Jeff WestfaU, Tom Wiiams, Jamey Wright, Robert Zeeman. Hudson Lorenco, Mike Hammerich, Ron Redman. Alexander Boedman. Sophomore Football: Armando Rosas, Keith Sheppard, Chuck Smith, John Steep. Steve Sybert, Tony Tetone. Tuey Thompson, Ted Brov n. Tim Vandernick, Allen Tucker, Dave Verdouv , Jim Williams, Jeff Yothers, Paris Rodriguez, Greg Word, , Mike Anzelde, Ernie Becker, Dan Brook. Andy Cosana, Kiho Choi, Randy Deanda, Robert Dickson, Bill Duryee, Mich Embry, Paul Epiey, Greg Espinoza, Mike Felix, Anthony Flores, Richard Fuentes, Mike Garza, Chip Hall, John Hall. Rick Hernandez, Charlie Kaili, Dave Martinez. Craig Mason, Tom Mortimer, Fernando Ortega, Joe Pereira, Jerry Pfeifer, John Piazza, Tom Price, Todd Reagan, Danny Reynosa. .. w. m FOOTBALL 1 Quarterback Don Harris fades back for a pass, 2. Coach Gary Rawls directs ttie team from the sidelines. 3. The Freshman Footboli team. 4, The Sophomore team stops the ball carrier. S. Varsity, JV, and Sophomore football teams. Freshman Football: Tom Ammon, Jeff Anastasi, Steve Baiza, Shannon Booth. Mike Brizendine, Charles Bollen, Jun Cha, Reece Christen, Roland Deanda, Greg DeLeon, Don Freisier, Gilbert Garcia, Glenn Galvan, Alfredo Garcka, Hadley Han, Edward Hernandez, Eric Hernandez, Mike Hernandez. Destry Hippen, Stan Hunt, Robert Isabel, Shawn Jameson, Aaron Kreoger, Richard Kuenn, Danny Lane, Jeff Larson, Dave Leabman, Dave LeFay, Shawn Lohman, Ron Macaluso, Scott MacDonald, IVlike Mattes, Dave McCammick, Mike McGrath, Jim Mencal, Vincent Mendoza, Jerry Miller, Mike Mortimer, Martin Munguio, Gary Munoz, Gabriel Murillo, Jay Orozco Jorge Ortega, Ranta Redman, Carlos Rivas, Mike Rodriguez, Rich Saunders, Dave Shubin, Andy Smith, Craig Tippings, Gilbert Rosete, Phil Barnette, Steve Perez Outstanding Valley Cross Country Runner The Varsity Cross Country Team finished the year second to Walnut in the Sierra League standings. The team placed three runners-Frank Riley. Steve Perez and Ray Cruz on the first team All-League, Outstanding honors this year went to Steve Perez who holds the best time (15 44) in the valley- Steve also won the Sierra League Varsity top honors, placed on first team all-valley and is MT. SAC ' S sophomore Leather Lunger of the year. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 56 Varsity Cross Country 1 Frank Riley runs down the course on his way to the finish, 2, Roy Cruz leads David Belzer up a mountain, 3, Miguel Terragos mal es running look easy, 4, Vorsity Cross Country-Coach Jim Brown, Frank Riley, John Taubman, Ray Cruz, David Belzer, front row: Tom White, Jesse Carrosco, Miguel Terragos, Steve Perez. 5. Cross Country team members show off the medals they won at CIF Pre-lims, Rowland vs. Los Altos 18-39 Edgewood 15-43 Wilson 22-33 Walnut 32-27 West Covino 24-35 Varsity Cross Country 57 1. Vince Chavez puts forth his final efforts to defeat his competitor, 2. Frosh-soph: (back row) Marty Sylva, Ken Williamson. Curt Barclay, Eric Gassmeyer. John Euel, Jacob Lavato, Tim White, Earl Franklin, Lenard Canchola, Dennis White, Albert Espinoza, Chuck Alkins, Dan Murphy, ChuChu Urachie. 3, Susanna Riley keeps her stamina up. 4. Girl ' s Team: Monica King, Jerry Henderson, Coris Wraeth, Christine Gonzales, Jennifer Owens, Suzanna Riley, Stephaine Price. 5. Alberto Espinoza joggs along oblivious of his surroundings. 6. JV Cross Country Tony Swezey, Ian Reid, Bill Puchula, John Hidalgo, Chris Avralos, John Perez, Tim Harris, Andy Hidalgo. CROSS COUNTRY 58 Cross Country Q 1 fiOWLAND f -6€- f 1 H , i?w , lak d ' f 2 J rw Rowland vs. Los Altos 31-24 Edgewood 17-F Wilson 31-24 Walnut 52-15 West Covina 15-F Cross Country SQ . . . , --. Waterpolo had a good season this year, They played a very tough schedule, showing good improvement at the end of the season winning five out of the last seven games. The highlight of the season was the win over 2nd placed Wilson, Outstanding player honors went to Derek Rice, a returning senior. He has consistantly placed on all- league teams and has received GIF honorable mention. 1. Mark Manke is hampered In his throw. 2. Varsity team: Front: Ray Turrlaga, Bob Schrelhans, Pam Decs, Steve Tenney, Back: Jim Riutto, Dave Vanhulzen, Paul Russell, Mark Manke, Mike Woolley. Derek Rice. Frosh-Soph team. Front: Erik Robinson, Mike Ortega, Jeff Cooke, Pete Cano, Tony Avila, Mike Shelby, Jeremy Woo-Sam. Bock: Darren Blankenship, Jim Bukhart, Paul Setter. David Reichig, Keith Maddox, Tim Bechtel. 4, Junior Varsity team. Front: Kevin Benson, Mark Emerson, Gary Gray, Donny Walker, Tom Young, Richard Brimer. Jose Salviatti. 5. Coach Hale discusses strategy with the team. 6. Derek Rice prevents a score. Derei Rice Most Valuable Player WATERPOLO Rowland vs. Troy 19- 6 LoPuente 4- 8 Fontona 15- 6 Lowell 10- 4 Los Altos 3- 9 Orange 15- 3 Warren 10- 9 Claremont 10- 9 Colton 12-11 Wilson 12- 7 Fullerton 2- 6 Walnut 15- 7 Los Altos 7-13 Charter Oak 9- 9 Wilson 11-10 Walnut 15-12 Claremont 11- 9 Beverly Hills 3-10 A Q H B 1 i 1 1 1 B Sierra League 1 Champions B ia aT Pnwinnd vs. W. Covina ; . ;. .:■,:. 16-14 Walnut WWi K 15-13 EdQewood Sl l V 15-4 Los Altos H ■ 14-16 Wilson I H B W. Covina 15- U Walnut 14-16 Edgev ood Los Altos i! Al| Wilson 15-13 14-16 16-14 W. Covina 15- 3 Walnut 17-15 Edgev ood 15-11 Los Altos 15-10 Wilson 15-10 The Girls ' Volleyball team had a very successful season this year. Led by the returning senior members, the team won the honor of Sierra League Champions. They mode a strong showing against every other team in the league. The two outstanding players on the team were Christy Lindblom and Kelly Simms. Christy Lindblom was also named the Most Volubale Player in the Sierra League. VOLLEYBALL 1, Varsity Volleyball: Back row; Vol Kaili, Stephanie Wlndfelder, Angle Windfielder, Susan Mc Parian, Susan Scfiroeder. Front Row; Debi Henderson, Christ! Lindblom, Kelly Sims, Mary Dunn, 2, Kelly Sims returns a volley, 3. Junior Varsity; Back row; Cheryl Fish, Cindy Delgadiilo, Coach Cathy Hynes, Theresa Carroll, Collene Mc Gregor. Front row; Undo Barjaras, Lisa Lincoln, Karen Johnson, Dona Perry. 4, Susan Schroeder and Christi Lindbloom follow the ball. 5. Frosh-Soph, Back row; Charity Lambert, Cindy Worrell, Kim Maddox, Stacy Ackerman, Coach Diana Zigars, Becky Ebenkamp, Lindy Oelgadillo. Middle row; Bobbie Mc Parian, Karen Caron, Sheri Williams, Debi Gruner, Gabby Morales. Front row; Anita Colony, Yvette Augilerra, Jamie Carroll, Sheri Broules. 6, Cindy Delgadiilo spikes the ball. TTrTRlTiTIT m J ' • f«.M? Rowland vs, West Covina Walnut Edgewood Los Altos Wilson West Covina Walnut Edgewood Los Altos Wilson West Covina Walnut Edgewood Los Altos Wilson 13 5 1 17 10 8 8 10 8 6 17 6 8 10 6 14 6 9 10 The Varsity Basketball team had an up and down season this year. Their dominance of Sierra League piay ended as they won only six out of the ten league games. They did, however, tie for third place with Los Atlos and had to play a playoff game to determine which team would go to the CIF playoffs. Rowland won perhaps the most exciting game of the year. Scott Jones and Gary Dresser contributed greatly to their wins. 1 Tom Mortimer stretches to tiis full helgtit for the jump. 2. Varsity Basketball (bottom left-right) Frank N4orales, Scott Thompson, Mike Danich. Robert Zeeman, Joe AntoneJi (top left- right) Scott Jones. Gary Dresser, Tom Mortimer. Sean Armstrong, Ron Mass, Coach Ritchey. 3. Mike Danich shoots for two. 4. Scott Jones is in a class by himself as he goes up for a shot, 5. A sideline pass from Mike Danish to Gary Dresser. 6. Gary Dresser tips it in. JL f-f V ' HKbiS Si BP p «■ T b S J BASKETBALL 66 Basketball Rowland vs. Wilson 78-56 West Covina 55-70 Edgewood 84-52 Los Altos 44-50 Walnut 64-52 West Covina 64-69 Wilson 61-66 Edgewood 70-66 Los Altos 64-60 Walnut 50-39 1 Tom Mortimer searches for a free Roider. 2, Coach Ritchey and Coach Stevenson try not to let the pressure get to them, 3. Scott Jones shoots from the outside. 4. Tom Mortimer leaps over a Wildcat. 6. Players anticipate the jump. 6. Scott Jones dibbles around a struggling Conqueror. 7 Youngster Sean Armstrong goes up for a shot BASKETBALL 0i ' i ' y, a ,J: .- 1. JV (Ift-rt) Ron Mocios, Rick Kovoc. Frank Tromp, Larry Dunn, Coach Stevenson, Steve Woiker, Terrane Ckjrk, Jeff Olson, Juan Esparco, Greg Daniels. 2- A mod scramble on the basketbail court. 3. Jeff Olson tries for two. 4. Larry Dunn rrxjkes tv o for Rowland. 5. Sophonnores- Rudy Hernandei, John Defgado, Todd Gudger, Andy Storach, Jose Solvioti, Phil Deters, Hilcrio Raymundo. Vahan Eyan, Anthony Fksres, David Uustolu, John Hays, Davkj Verdouw, 6. A Jump bol to start the game. 7. Rowland players brings the baS down court. 8. Frosh reserve-Derric Broussord, Doug Ferguson, Reginald Thomas, Al Sousa, Chuck Daggett, Edcfe Johnson, Ruben Villenueva, Jeff Reid, Dino LaBonco, Doug Lindsay, Gary Munoz. 9. Frosh Teem: Shawn Lehman, Richcrd Martinez, Greg Jones. Front Row: Tim Shonka, Eddie Dominguez, Mike Moore. BASKETBALL 70 Basketball m£1Mlm ' if lvr 1 Baskeibati 71 Rowland vs Wilson 48-29 West Covina 59 - 29 Edgewood 47 - 29 Los Altos 39 - 74 Walnut 45 - 52 Wilson 40 - 28 West Covina 44 - 49 Edgewood 61 - 34 Los Altos 53-45 Walnut 54- 52 The Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team this year, although hampered by injuries to Christi Lindblom and Diane Looker, the team ' s outstanding players, had another successful season. They managed to outplay their opponents in almost every game and earned themselves a birth in the GIF playoffs. 1. Varsity: row 1. Brigget Sutton Row 2, Virginia Gonzalez. Kothy Coron. Leena Corriere, Suson McFarlen. Row 3, Susan Geareity, Tom Baril, Christi Lindblom, Dione Looker, Debbie Hayes. Coach Jeanne Koehler 2. Christi Lindblom is well guarded while attempting a shot 3 Susan McFarlen tries for a tree throw. 4 Coach Koehler discusses strotegy with the team during a time out, 5, Toni Baril and Kothy Coron bring the boll down court. 6 Brigget Sutton makes points. 7. Susan Shroeder jumps high to make a basket V ' «- GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Girls ' Basketball 73 1 JV (fcoltom row) Kim Carter, Therese Carroll. Joline King, Barrie Ebenkamp, Chelitho l ePreist. (middle row) Sharon Chaney, Jaime Carroll, Cindy DelGodillo, Sandy Klapp, Coach Zigars, 2. Jolene King jumps for the ball, 3, Jamie Carroll tries to get around the defense. 4. Frosh-soph (back row) Coach Ford, Debbie Smith, Joanne Hernandez, Vanetta Bennett, Samantha Brooks, Toni Retana, Cindy Cawfhon (middle row) Karn Mason, Joyce Chaney (front row) Tracy Hakala, Karen Johnson, Jeannie Payne. Jerry Henderson, Angela Paibula. 5 Number 14 shoots for two. 6. Cindy Delgodillo looks for somewhere to throw the ball. 7. Therese Carroll reaches for a rebound. GIRL ' S BASKETBALL 74 Girls ' BosketbaH Girls ' Basketball 75 Rowland vs. Walnut 35 23 Wilson 31 20 Edgewood 18 39 Los Altos 24 33 West Covina 51 15 With a record turnout for the teann, the Rowland wrestlers completed their most successful season in the history of the school. Mony thrilling victories and tournament trophies were brought home. A highlight of the season, however, was Tom Williams, who was named Sierra League Heavyweight Champion and Mike Pretzer, who was named Sierra League Champion for 157 lbs, 1 J.V, Team. Top row: John Rossioi, Julio Sandoval, Stanley Hunt, Ken Williamson, Richord Fuentes, Shiawn Jamison, Front row: Vince Mendoza, Dennis Tong, Todd Reagan, Richard Sandoval, Tom Gracici. 2 Greg Hall tries for a pin. 3. Soph-Frosh. Top row: Mike Hernandez, Greg DeLeon, Bill Duryee, Randy DeAnda, Eric Fairman. Burt Tong, Joe Pereira, Carlos Rivas, John Sullivan, Fernando Ortega, Mike Rodriguez. Middle row: Gilbert Rosek, Shannon Booth. Randy Redmon, Jim Bizub, Gil Barnett, Vince Campos, Greg Espinoza. Eddie Hernandez, Jun Cha, Jorge Ortega. Front row: Mike Garza, Steve Corbajal, Orie Holmes. Tom Ammon, Bryan Youders, Dennis White, Eric Hernandez, Mike Brizendine, Robert Izabal. 4. Tim Harris drives his opponent to the mat. 5. Danny Nolden carries oft his opponent, 6. Varsity. Top row. Coach C. Snyder, Mike Pretzer, Chuck Smith, Victor Compos, Chris Moss, Coach R. Harris. Middle row: Danny Nolden, Albert Estrada, Chip Hall, Mike Anzeldy Front row: Phil Estrada, Chris Victoria, Tim Harris. 7. Dave Rios does the ol ' switch a rue. WRESTLING 3i n Soccer made its first appearance as o school sport this year, fielding two teams— varsity and junior varsity. Because it was their first year, playing experienced teams from other schools proved to be a challenge. Although the team lost all their league games, they were not discouraged. Next year with a more experienced coach and more experienced players, they hope to improve their record. m ILii SOCCER 1 Varsity Soccer- 1st. row: John Hansen, Leonard Concholla, Lourenco Hudsen. Mark Bennington. 2nd row: Art Organlsta, Brent Baker, Ron Uetile, Darin Blankenship. Scott Derek. 3rd. row: CoQcti Wentz, Rick Potter, Kirk Triance, l ick l?iley, Ron Juarequi, Ian Reid, Ray Carrasco, Moses Cedeno. 2. Varsity Soccer team discusses ttieir tactics. 3, Mark Gonzales tries to score. 4. Jotin Hansen attempts a steal. 5. JV Soccer- 1st. row: Jesus Abarca, Mark Gonzales, Ray Mena, Rictiard Jarmitio, Jimit Meuhit, Robert Garcia, Sang Pak, Bill Foerstner. 2nd. row: Hieu Vu, Stiawn McGuiil, Su Chion, Anttiony Puma, Tim Putmon, Ben Selctio. 3rd. row: Coacti Glospey, Rob Stonge, Ross Cuyler, Scott McDonald, Steve Kriedu, Allen Vestal. Davy McCormic, Day Hauson, Greg McGuire. 6. Rictiard Jarmillo strolls ttvougti ttie playing field, 7. Ar Organista gets ready to play. 4% 4r f ta Rowland vs. Edgewood 1 6 Los Altos 2 2 Wilson 1 6 Walnut 2 9 W. Covina 1 5 Edgewood 1 2 Los Altos U 4 Wilson 4 Walnut 11 W. Covina 4 Outstanding Varsity Player Danny Roddy 1 Micah Ernbry tennpts the pitcher 2 A catcher in all his armor. 3. Frosh-soph Boseball- (tx ttom Row. Left-right) Jim Phillipi. Jeff Reid, Cory Banks. David Johnson. Chris Euria. Tom Bourque. Rodney . Engel. Frank Sonct ez. Jeff Hollingshed. Richard Kuehn, (second row) Coach Brian McGill. Kiho Choi. Romy Rios, Rick Hernandez. Keith Adams, Jorge Ortego. Mike Lake, Mike Morson, Fred Garcia, (third row) Chris Kotch. David Montoya, JaT es Bizub, Brian Whitfield. Pad Setter, Shown Jameson, Darren Han-imers, Scott Fitch, Rudy Hernandez. Mike Stevens, David LeFay 4 JV Baseball-(bottom row, left-right) RictKird Hawk, Anthony Benovidez. Craig Mason, Keith Sheppord. (middle row) Tuey Thompson, Chip Hall, John Hall, Jim SauTKlers, Dino Mora, Jeff Herron (top row) Jerry Pfeifer, KIki Gorcio, Shawn Halley. Steve Walker, Don Harris, Jim Wiliams. Coach Davis 5 Vince Sheppord and Gordon McMuHen warm up. 6 Wierd exercises look funny but they help BASEBALL This year ' s Softball team is very capable and functioning well as a team. Veteran players. Sue Scarbrough, Diane Looker and Sandy Klapp have joined by last years JV ' s and some new players. Their experience and ability make them a good contender for league champs and a bench on the CIF playoffs again this year. 1 Number 16, Pam Deas scores, 2. Catcher, Susan Scarbrough, mokes the throw to tirst, 3, Francesco Morales waits for her turn to bat. 4. JV Softball (left-right) Karen Caron, Kim Morrell. Sue McGrath, Sharon Chaney, Kim Carter, Barrie Ebenkomp, Sheri Williams, Karen Johnson, Bobbi McFarlen, Melissa Wens, Cindy Delgadillo, Lindy DelgodiHo, 5. Chorte Ambrose shows her pitching form. 6. Varsity Softball (left-right) Coach Ritchey, Stephanie Windf elder, Cindy Garcia. Sue Scorbrough, Angle Windfelder, Charte Ambrose, Susan McFarlen. Sandy Klapp, Eriinda Delgado. Melinda Wons, Debbie Gruner, Pam Deos. Francesco Morales. 1 te • i .( « I ;j i ■ ' SOFTBALL The Tennis team was a very young team this year, the only seniors being Tony Ateman and Jamie Wright. This made placing in the league very difficult as the Sierra League tennis competition is very fierce. The team was, therefore, extremely pleased with their fourth place finish. Jamie Wright and Tony Ateman were the outstanding players on the team. BOYS TENNIS w 1. Todd Diard shows the form that placed him on the varsity team, 2. Dave Vest serves to his opponent. 3. J.V. piayefs practice returns at tf e net, 4. J.V. Team: Row 1: Marty Siva, Rob St, Onge. Peter Jett. Row 2; Gene DesJordins, Ron Jouregul. Andy Sloroch. Darren Briggs, Todd Diilord, Ken rJorthrup, Row 3; Paul Gallegos, Robby Wri t, Troy Ke ey. Ed Dominguez, Jason Eaton, John Rowland, Aaron Kroeger, Mr, Whinnery. 5. Matt Meeng wait for tti© volley, 6, Jamie Wright deftly returns the ball, 7, Varsity Team: Row 1: Jose Sannbos, John Hansen, Steve Taw, Row 2: Matt Meeng, Dave Vest, Jamie Wright, Brent Baker, I Al Boys ' Ter,nis 8? Y } me Tremi created prr track teai illways, while meets were postponed time after time. Coach Brown v ' ♦■ — !- —+ that the team wo ' with a good chance of a team total medal record. The best events this year are the 440, the 880, and the two mile. Steve Perez and Frank Riley lead the two mile event. The relay teams also performed well. The Sprint Relay consisted of Todd Taubman, Mike Gomez, Tom Woods, and Troy Johnson, while Larry Gomez, John Hildago, Todd Taubman ran the Mile Relay. Other outstanding team contributors were Steve Andreas, Long ' Tripple jump; Rusty Scott, Vault; Rob( nd Jim Swift, Hurdl - a welcome eve.. Track Field 91 « ■  ACK FIE The second year of Girls ' Track was very successful. Although the team was very young, mostly freshmen and sophomores, they proved to be very aggressive and talented. The team was undefeated in pre-season meets and finished well in the league. There were several outstanding athletes, among these are Daria Edwards and Jackie Gonzalez. Others who showed well for Rowland were Tig Mature and Trix Petievich, sprinters; Susanna Riley, Stephanie Price, and Cathy Allen, distance runners; and Susan Gearrity, an excellent shot putter. 1 Heidi Vonderpool makes jumping hurdles look easy. 2. Susan Gearify Is an excellent shot putter, 3. Trixi Petievich shows her sprinting form. 4. Varsity-Coach Koerner. Tracy Hakala, SusanrKi Riley, Stephanie Price, Tiffiny Mature, Carol Hall, Trixi Petievich, Jackie Gonazlez, DarIa Edwords, Cathy Allen, Susan Gearrity, Samantha Brooks, Denise Button. Jotene King. 5. Virginia Gonzalez finishes first. 6. Darta Edwards gets ready and set to go. 7. Coach Nick Anderson, (back) Row t: Sheika Connolly, Michelle Benconno, Deanna Boyce, Karen Carter, Monica King, Jerri Henderson. Row 2; Vanessa Bennett, Diane Gillum, Chris Gonzalez, Johanna Volladeres, Danielle Soliazzo, Carlo McDonoW. Row 3; Melody Booker, Virginia Gonzalez, Koren Mason, Aison Bourne, Wanda Cox. Row 4, Yvonne Doucette, Laura O ' Daly. Jackie Chavez, Audrey Buconac, Lisa Harkins, Lynn Largent. 94 Girls ' Track Field GIRL ' S TRACK FIELD Girls ' Track Field 95 , f3 t This year for the first time swimming was divided into Girl ' s Swimming and Boy ' s Swimming. Having only four seniors on all four teams made any placing in league play very difficult. The Outstanding swimmers this year were Paul Russell, Richard Brimer and Steve Tenney, Gary Gray and Jose Solviati also performed well. Leading the Girl ' s team are Jennifer Owens and Michelle Kamen. Coach Hale is looking forward to next year when the teams will be more experienced. 1 Boy ' s Varsity Swimming(bottom row left-right) Steve Tenney, Mark Emerson, Jm Burkhart, Kevin Benson, (top row) T ' m Bectitel, Tom Young, Paul Russel Jose Sotvioti, Richard Brimer, Gary Gray. 2. Dark3 Lowther back strokes toward the finish. 3. Frosh-soph Swimmlng-(bottom row, left-right) Louie Coronodo, Pete Cono, Jeff Coake, Jacob Lovato, Andy Hdolgo, (top row) Dorren Blankenship, DavW Reichig, Tracy Keller, Jeremy Woo-San. Leoncrd CcnctKila. 4. Rich Brimer cJves into the icy pool. 5. Varsity Girt ' s Swirrmlng-(bottom row. left-right) Theresa Rodriguez, Tina Davis, Jennifer Owens, Debbie Boltierro, Maria Mera. (top row) Michelle Kramer, Gabby Morales, Barlxira Espinoza, Karen NIemeier, Pom Jewett. 6. JVGirl ' s Swffinming-(bottom row. left-right) Rhonda Hein, Mandy Gardner, Daria Lowther. Pa+rice Rezende, Caroline WUard, (top row) Vickie Roth, Joy Beers. Yvette Organista, Lynne Ambrose 7, Jennifer Owens Comes up fo( air. SWIMMING The Golf team has always been a strong contender in league play. This year ' s outstanding player is Brian Smith. He finished fifth in league finals last year and plans on placing higher this year. Rowland ' s Golf team has been in the GIF team sectionals every year since the school began. Their most formidable opponent has always been Los Altos, a team they always try to beat. 1 Golf (left-right) Troy Learning, Dave fvlurofnoto. Brian Smith, Kyle Muramoto, Ken Ikari. Aaron Weeks, Rob Fernquist, Mike Hernandez, Erick Meeks. 2. Mike Hernandez putts with a steady hand. 3. Some golfer put a big divet in the gross with his club. 4. Erick Meeks fotows through on his stroke. 5. Aaron Meeks kx)ks down the foirway towards the tiole. 6, Dave Muramoto Raps the club around himself. 7, Brian Smith, the teams most valuable player, prepares to hit the ball. h GOLF . ' -: Badminton made o strong showing this year in league ploy. Outstanding Singles performances were turned in by Danna Ashby, and Catherine Barto, while Mindy Struz, Marcia Duclusan and Lisa Biggerstaff, Leena Carriere played outstanding doubles. Badminton continues to be a popular sport for the girls. BADMINTON 1, Danna Ashby returns a vo8ey. 2. Catherine Barta smcjshs the birdie. 3. JV Badminton- Eileen Katseroff, Janet Simmons, Pom Pennix, Joine Kian, Tami Hayes, Irma Angeb. Stacy Morquez, Julie Perez, Leti Garcta, Joyce Dickmon. Janna Bywater. Robin Burri, Jennifer Iron, Sheri Broyles, Jeanne Maclas, Roberta Bucanec, Dawn Prybylla. 4, Lisa Biggerstaff warms up before play. 5. Ingrid Sebione and Debbie TardavN go for the same birdie. 6. Varsity Badminton- Coach Barbara Grund, fvtarcia Duclusan, Catherine Barta, fvteSnda Struz, Danna Ashby, Lisa Biggef staff, lr grid Sebione, Vol Kai, Karen Kennedy, Nanette Mofreole. fNTY cmes ouo- 4i!  nv J r r m - -. ' . J m ■r - ■ K A miscellaneous mixture. , 1 . The Rowland Raider football players stampede the Bishop Amat team during a rally. 2. How would you like to look like this all the time? 3. Good Heavens!! 4, A lineup ot weirdos. 5. The pep squads perform at a basketball game. 6. A Come-As-You-Are initiation for Pep. 7. Mike Gomez and Stacy Legg are confused about their proper rolls. 8. Karen Merstik sings The Star Spangled Banner , 9, Congressman Dave Sterling discusses issues with the students at Rowland. DANCES A variety of bands on campus this year injected a glow into the dances. The year began with PAS, who provided the mellow sounds for the Welcome Dance. Lunchtime bands proved to be very popular. Students listened and the brave dances to the noise of PREZENCE, CENTAUR, RELEASE, and AFTERSHOCK. Homecoming activities needed the exciting sounds of two bands While NOBODYS CHILDREN crooned for the assembly WINDFIELD SUMMIT rocked the gym at the Homecoming Dance. And that was just the beginning. The awesome sound of SEAGULL mesmerized the audience at the Winter King Queen Dance, and LONG SHOT proved to be so groovy they were invited to the Winter Formal. To round out a melodic experience, the power of SURGE assaulted the ears at the F.M.O.C. Dance. FAR OUTiii 1 Dick Sparkle, alias Marty Sriields, and the Sparkettes, alias. Brian Deters, Paul Crowshaw, and Steve Dunn. Rowland alumni, help to get students rockin ' during 50 ' s Week 2 James Grosse and Kathy Rizzo really close- dance 3 The guitar player from Centaur in action 4 The lead singer and guitarist of Seagull try their wings 5 Ray Ybarra and Bobbi Deitz do the light fantastic 6 Hostess Barbara Espmoza chats with Diane Olson and her date at the Winter Formal 7 Release puts charge into the everydoy hum-drum campus lunches WESTERN DAYS t l HlBfflm f pr Western Days again invaded the campus of Rowland High School this year. Suddenly boots, hats, jeans and bandanas along with other western itenns became the uniform of the day. Students could drink in the Saloon, get hitched at the hitching post, play their skill at poker, or attepmt any number of various activities that organizations on campus sponsored. Some of the most popular were the jail and the wheel of fortune. People also enjoyed the Science Field Club and their antics each noon on the grass area of the campus. Western Days again proved to be very popular with the students. 1 The jail was extremely busy everyday during lunch. Leslie Miller and Adam Coghan collect warrants. Sue Johnson and Jacob Lavanta look good behind bars, Mike Perez organizes a possie after an escape. 2. Annie Imahara end Barbara Espinoza fight over that mangy cowpoke. while eating lunch in the restaurant. 3. Mrs, Braith- waite buys her hat from Connie Molla and Nannette Morreale. 4. Mrs, Collup misses her egg, 5, The six legged race was very difficult for everyone, 6, Danny Duchanin takes advantage of the hitching pobt and marries two girls, 7, Mr, Nuccio, Rich Brimer and Gary Waltman get into a serious game of poker, 8, Bo Burch seems to have run into some trouble in upholding the law, 9, Mrs, Dunagan ' s third period class won the submarine sandwich for having 100% of the students, plus teacher, dress up western everyday. F.M.O.C Pep sponsored Favorite Man On Campus was a highlight of the month of February. The girls again took their Sadie Hawkins ' option and chose the boys they would most like to dote. The Pepsters chose Robert Zeeman: Girls ' League chose Danny Carrao: Girls ' Athletics chose Jim Swift; Bandettes chose Scott Jones, and SSR chose Bo Burch. The dance was held in the gym on February 15th with the music being provided by Tiger. During an intermission, Gilbert Lozano, last year ' s F.M DC,, announced the winners— Robert Zeeman, runner up, and Bo Burch, F.M.O.C. Bo was soundly congradulated by his escort Maria DeCorpo and the other girls on the stage. UNREALISTIC DAY Unrealistic Day was based on the Punk craze in music that developed a following of people who dressed in bizarre outfits. Weird legs, strange glasses, neckties on unusual shirts, oddly colored hair streaks, and a profusion of buttons on jackets, blouses, and T shirts roamed the campus. Dave Rios DJ ' d the New Wave in the Senior Mall, where anyone properly dressed was admitted. FALL PLAY f The fall play presented this year was The Dairy of Anne Frank, with the Little Theatre becoming the attic in which the Frank family hid for two years. The play was double-cast with Mike Bourque and Frank Riley as Mr. Frank and Diana Carroll and Tracy Blackburn as Anne Frank. Because the scheduled four performances were sold out, a command performance was given. The play was a great success for all involved. 1 Anne Frank (Diana Carroll) removes her layers of clothing after reaching the hiding place, 2. Mr, Frank (Frank Riley) discusses his memories of the concentration camps with Meip (Michelle Brown), 3, Mr, Jordan assists Darrell Tidwell with his makeup. WINTER FORMAL l ng Shot. The court and their c r rfs, introduced during on. included (L to r): rl ChoDmon, 1 ■ p in B H ■H K ECl. g 2 i j j ■ ■ H H H Sophomore Princess Jenny Volmer WINTER KING QUEEN I Snowflake Fantasy was the theme for the Winter King and Queen dance this year. The festivities included an assembly, where this year ' s court was introduced, and the dance, which was held in the gym. King Danny Roddy and Queen Stacy Legg were crowned during intermission. The Seagulls provided the music for a very successful evening. HOMECOMING COURT FIRST PRINCESS SABRINA MURPHY JOY ARNOLD THERESA CHILDRESS REBECCA QUIROS CELESTE VICTORIA HOMECOMING The Rowland Raiders held their fifteenth annual Homecoming activities this year. The events began with the Homecoming assembly, where the court was introduced, the balloting which took place during lunchtime, and culminated with float competition, introduction of last year ' s queen and the announcement of this year ' s queen. The float competition was keen this year. The Class of 1982 won the sweepstakes award, while the Class of 1981 took 2nd place. The Homecoming court, after being chauffeured around the track in Corvettes, were met by their fathers and escorted down the red carpet to the platform where they were joined by last year ' s queen, Tomi Sollozzo, and her escort, Dennis Hubert. The excitement was felt by all when Mr. Aney announced Sabrina Murphy as First Princess and Dianna Carroll Homecoming Queen. The Homecoming dance was held after the game with the music being provided by Windfield Summit. 1 . Old and new Pepsters carry on the tradition of riding on ttie fire engine at Homecoming. 2. The Sophomores take- Sweepstakes on their float. 3. Joy Arnold and father congradulate the 1980 Homecoming Queen Dianna Carroll while Mr. Aney watches. 4. Theresa Childress. Sabrlna Murphy, Celeste Victoria and their fathers anticipate the big moment. 5. Dennis Hubert escorts the 1979 Homecoming Queen Tomi Sollazo on her last walk. 6. Dianna Carroll, Joy Arnold. Becky Quiros and their fathers wait impatiently for the announcement. 7. The largest run- through sign in Rowland ' s history. 8. Jr. Class float shows real spirit by placing second. HH SPIRIT WEEK r 1 -. n wmM ■.m: ; . ' CON B moM ■ 4. J JL . • ■ -.u irnT rr 20 1 crcrxr o ili ► 1 OCLCl V- iT-MV -y r WL sr l t .. ' . SAGA HONORS Oma Louise Traylor has been at Rowland High School since tt opened in 1964. She hoi served as a counselor and as a vice principal. During these years her door has always been opened to anyorte needhg counseing or help in any way. She is a person who understands students orxj is wHng to he in any way st e can. Mrs. Traylor has two soru, Laurie arxj Osvid, arxj currently ives in HaderKka Heights with her husband Oaude and her cot. Her favorite activity is travelng. She and her husbarKt spend part ol eoch summer visitir g foreign countries. Tt ey have visited South America, the For East, the MW East, d of Europe, and thirty countries in Africa. She has an invaluable colection of sides from each country ttKit stie shares with people and a colection of rings that she often dbplays on her fingers. When she retires, she hopes to continue her eiqalorcrtton of foreign countries. O.L. Trayior has a wealth of professional e tf ef ence and is dmcribed by her col- leagues as a loyd. true, personal friend who is always wing to more than is required of her. When she retires replacing her wl be dfficiit. Because of her many contributions to the school. Saga honors her. OMA LOUISE TRAYLOR ADMINISTRATION :: A Vice Principal Bill Wierich Oma Louise Traylor Counselors-Sarah Gipson, Jim Cappuccilli. Bob Silva, Clyde Davies, Al Murguia, Jim Colaway ! I 1 Kim Schumacher working on a sewing project. 2, Jeff Sims works on an engine block, 3, Leti Garcia does problems in office machines. FACULTY 1 . Raylene Brimer and Jennifer Owens attempt to sew. 2. Students taking safety precautions in woodshop. 3. Students anxiously waiting for tlieir assignment. I Dick Ferrell Auto Shop Pom Ford Home Economics Stan Ford Physical Education Jim Fotinakes Science FACULTY Pat Frostholm English FACULTY 1 Sandra Gurney Business John Hale Social Science 1. Students are practicing while Mr. Gullett listens. 2. Mr. Martin Assists students in an experiment. 3. Is Chris Abbott really cut out for cooking? Dave Lancaster Spanish Patricia Lane Business Education Ptiysical Education FACULTY Walt Lees Special Education FACULTY Marlin Martin Science Dennis Maust Woodshop Pool NuCCiO Social Science 1. Mr, Gonsalves shows a student how to use a press. 2. Romell Budhoo takes his studies seriously, 3, Mr, Korns enjoys the Teachers ' Luncheon, 4. Bill Charlton mixes a delicious dish, 5, The library is o nice place to study. nn i T - ' jj flHy g| mam aflJl IZV. FACULTY = DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION =■ I Board of Education Dean F, Anderson John Castro Edwin Gene Phillips Phil Andy Anderson President: Robert J, Wilson The Cabinet John E, Mattson, Dr. Dolores A. Smith Superintendent: Dr, Stanley G. Oswalt Dr. George A. Dibs Richard J, Angarola Sharon S. Robinson Cv f 9 • CAMPUS AIDES 1 Snackateria: 1st row, Sue Dickson, Lillian Roach, Carmen White, Lynn Holder. Rose Rasino, Greta Bisub, Eva Petti, 2nd row, Lucy Rodriguez, Amelia Sarroca, June Takeuctii, Sandra Trent. Bobbie Ross, Bill Charlton. 3rd row, Mildred Britton, Virginia Olivas, Betty Lane, 2, Campus Narcs. Jim Mathers. Wilbert Dunn 3. Custodians Alex Lopez. Danny Cunningham, Izzy Guerreo, 4, Secretaries 1st row, Linda Stickney, Linda Peacock, Maria Hopkins, Pat Henry, Marlys Erickson, Carolyn Jackson, Linda Pearman, 2nd row, Verna Nunez, Norma Mast, Delores Barnard, Peggy Hisatomi, Jeane M cNall, Mary Watson, Pat Canary, Laurel Beckman, Janice Lee 5 R.O.P: Ruth Mattingly, Patti Felder, Dolores Mcllwain, Raul Resales, Barbara Wood 6 Clerks: Joyce Pruett, Jane Bagley, Norene Mitchel, Ingred Bernabe. 7 Monitors; Maria Lang, Lillian Gallegos ;f-. . ..:M X i r %i% m M r m m- FRESHMEN Abarca, Nancy Abreu, Tony Acuna, Arleen Addeo, Toni Artishon, Mariann Agravante, Robert Aguilera, Yvette Ailes, Jeff Aloniz, Gilbert Alcaic, Dominique 1 Tim Houge and tils friend wait patiently for the bell. 2. Tony Dickmon has had a rough day . 3 Tony Avila. Jeff Cooke, and Mike Shelby ploy on exciting gome of computer football, 4, Greg Jones and Tom Kilroy study hard Anderson, Denise Anderson, Donna 152 Freshmen Andreas. Mike Anderson, Pam Antenucci, Mauro Apodaca, Mario Arellano, Angle Anas, Jacl ie Arnold, Julie Arsenault, Lori Asendorf, Teresa Avilo. Tony Ayers, Chris Baca, Efren Baeza, Steve Banl , Cory Banks, Debbie Barbato, Danlella Barber, Tammy Bark, Debbie Barnett, Gill Barnette, Phil Barnhart, Jim Barlbault, Cathy Barrlga, Susana Barrios, Marty Barlow, Christi Bartz. William Basulio, Geraldine Beebe, Dane Beers, Joy Bencomo, Michelle Bender, Brett Bennett, Vanessa Besinoiz, David Bezutiiy, Stiauna Blacl , Tina Blanl enstiip, Darren Blessum. Amy Booth, Shannon Bosrock, Ella Boyett, Darren Broden, Shannon Branscome, Barbie Briggs, Dean Brimer, Raylene Brinkworth, Dorothy Brizendine, Mike Brown, Linda Brown, Nickie Brown, James Brown, Tracey Brookhart, Lisa Brooks, Somantha Brosman, Mary Brothers, Peggy Broussard, Derric Broyles, Sheri Bucanac, Audrey Bullan, Chuck Burkhart, Jim Bustamante, Pauline Butler, Craig 154 Freshmen Burton, Demise Burton, Stiown Byers, Mark Bywater, Jim Conchola, Leonard Camt, Rhonda Campagnoio, Paul Cano, Pete Carbajal, Steve Caron, Karen Carroll, Jamie Carter, Tim Castagliola, Sandy Castaneda, John Castro, Kathy Cavner, Cindy Cawthon. Cindy Cozett, Dean Centurion, Sandra Cha, Jun Chambers, Jim Chaney, Joyce Chase, Mary Chavez, Jackie Chavez, Lionel 1 Smile Bobbi Mills, It ' s not that bad. 2, Janine Deveraux says Ah, come on! 3. Doreen Gollegos says Are you for real? 4. Phil Barnette shows us his Chavez, Lorena Chen, Annie Chow, Eva Christian, Reece Churich, Mary Ciancitto, l obert Cisneros, Lenore Clark, Anna Clark, Tamie Co, Jennifer Cooke, Jeff Collet, Mono Conklin, Flint Conner, Gene Coronado, Louie Cortner, Paulo Cox, Debbie Cox, Wondo Craig, Rono Crissinger, Robert Culberson, Frank Culp, Natalie Cunningham, Danny Curren, Nita Curran, Revo Daggett, Chuck Daniels, Steve Davis, Boyd Davis, Tina DeAnda, Roland De la Crois, Nicole Delgodiilo, Lindy Del Valle, Lisa Dennis, Sara DePriest, Cheleitha Despatis. Shellie Devereox, Janie Dilay, Scott Dickman, Tony DIckhout, Dean Dobbs, Michelle Dominguez, Eddie Doriott, Carol Dorton, Marie Doucette, Yvonne Doyle. Ted Drake, Mickey Duhomel, Marc Dunn, Kary Eavis, Todd Ebenkamp, Barrie Ebner. Daniel Eckert, Christina EgizI, Chorlene Eicher, Kelly Ellington, Michelle Engel, Rodney Esparza, Aaron 1 Bena Underwood leads the gang. 2 Pam Windfelder, Serena Alva and Yvette Perez have their own Indian pow-wow. 3. Dom Frazier smiles big Espinoza, Alberto Espinoza. Javier Espinoza, Richard Estrodo. Ana Eul, Jan Everett, Kenny Fectitig, Randy Ferguson, Gary Fernquist, Robert Ferreira, Patricia Ferreria, Faith Ferro. Michelle Flores, Jennifer Flores. Yolonda Foster, Tom Fox, Kathy Freitas. Todd Fritzler, Rich Gabriel, Gilbert Gadd, Pat Gaines. Michele Gallagher, Kelley Gallegos, Doreen Gallegos, Paul Galvan, Glenn Garber, Lisa Garcia, Eddie Garcia, Haydee Garcia, Henry Garcia, Norma Garcia, Patricia Garcia. Ramona 158 Freshmen 1. Kim Ritter and Lisa Harkins are still looking for the guys, 2 Ron Macoluso, Christa Ramirez, Mike Mattes and Reece Ctiristian discuss the day. 3, Darren Boyett and Rudy Reyss sit down tor a quiet lunch. 4. Kim Schumaker gets prepared tor Initiation Day Garcia. Tom Gardner, Mandy Gotely. Debbie Gatico, Randy Gillis, Alicia Glenn, Robin Godec, Denelle Goldman. Cindy Gonzoles, Lorraine Gonzdies. Mdrk Goodman. Ray Gould. Stephane Grant. Gary Greene. Kevin Grinder. Roxanne Gudstelld, Laura Guerrero. Joanna Guevara. Kerry Guy. Kim Hadley. Mary Hager, Deanne Hditsukd, Suzy Hall, Paul Hamilton. Debbie Hammond. Stephen Han. Hadley Hanno. Tom Hannah. Sheryl Hansen. Danny 1 Michelle Bencomo, Julie Arnold and Roxanne Lettman ham it up. 2. Harry Jacobson says, Aye, aye. Teach! 3. Dave Leabman, he ' s macho. Hoxle, Wendy Hunt, Stan Hussain, Halima Immenschuh, Kim Ingram, Dela Izabal, Roberto Jacobsen, Carl Jacobsen, John Jacobsen, Cindy Jamison, Shawn Jansen, Jackie Jaramillo, Richard Jensen, Julie Jett, Peter Jimenez, Mike Jimenez, Valerie Johnson, David Johnson, Eddie Johnson, Karen Johnson, Debbie Jones, Greg Jones, Ronald Joyce, Anthony Kaspardlou, Corrie Keegan, LeAnne Keller, Tracy Kennedy, Kajuan Kenney, Stacey Kerr, Jim Kilian, Todd Kilroy, Tom King, Monica Kleier, Emily Koch, Chris Freshmen 161 Kongaika, Janet Kreider, Steven Kroeger, Aaron Kuehn, Richard Kuhnke, Stephanie Kwon, Tommy Labanca, Dino Labeda, Shelly Lachonce, Jon Lone, Danny Larose, Danny Larroillet, Kim Larson, Leif Laucirico. Bill Laudermon, Michelle Lavato. Jacob Leabman. Dave Leomons. Dawn Lee, Rosemary Lefay, David Leite, Ernest Lemken, Kevin Lemon, Debbie Lettman, Roxanne Lev, Cindy Lindsay, Douglas Llamas, Tina Llovera, Patti Lohman, Shawn Long, Judy Loomis, Cynthia Lore, Stephanie Loving, Janet Lowther, Daria 1 David Alger and Ralph Montes enjoy a lunch break. 2 Look out girls Jim Chambers is ready. Lu. Lan Lutsky, Julie McCammack, Kerry McCormick, Dave McDonald, Carlo McDowell, Vicki McEwen, Marci McForlen. Bobbi McGrath, Mike McGregor, Catherine McGregor, Vicki« McGuill, Shawn McGwire, Greg McLeroy. Lee McNeal, Jim McQueen, Elizabeth McReynolds, Erin Macaluso, Ron Macias, Eric Mockey, Beth Maddox, Keith Magno, Morichu Maldanodo, Darlene Manzono. Blanco Marquez, Mary Marquez, Stacey Freshmen 163 Martinez. David Martinez, Jerry Martinez. Phyllis Martinez. Richard Martinez. Susan Mason, Karen Mason, Roy Mattes. Mike Maturo. Tiffany Meeks. Aaron Meeks, Eric Mehta. Jimit Metzger. Jeanne Miller. Jerry Mills. Bobbi Mofson, Michael Molinar, Renee MollQ, Roberta Montes, Ralph Morales, Pam Moraton, Juan Morrell, Cindy Mortimer, Michael Mullins, Dayna Munguia. Martin Munoz. Gary Murphy, Daniel Murphy Herlinda Murray. Gloria Narvaiz, Louie Neave, Tracy Negrete, Albert Noonan. Tracy Norris, Richard Nozot, Jose Nozot, Raul O ' Kelly, Melissa Olivas, Castulo Organisto, Yvette Orozco, Jose Peregretti, Connie Perez, Ruben Perez, Yve tte Person, Tyronzi Peterson, Kevin Petrovics, Margaret Phillipi, Jim Ptiipps, Wendy Picord, Mil e Plerice, Robert Piovan, Jacqueline Pluma, Anthony Portillo, Wendy Post. Jeff Potter, Robert Powell, Tina Price, Stepti Prussak, Judi Quoinfance, Tiftanie Quin. Connie Quiroz, Lydia Ramirez, Christa Randall. Dan Rotajczyk, Debbie Roymundo, Juan Rebh, Kris Recio, Tricia Redmon, Randy Reeves. Susan Reid, Jeff Retana. Tom Reyes, Jeonette Reynoso, Luis Reynoso, Robert Reynolds, Robin Reyss, Rudy Rtioades, Dawn Rictidrdson. Lanny Riley. Susanna Rios. Kim Rios. Lorenzo Rios. Luis Rios, Ron Ritter, Kim 1 Mike Patterson, the Typical Freshmen 2 Diane Horfel and Mary Churich share a good lough together 3, Destry Hippen waits to get his picture Rivas. Carlos Robeck, Janet Robinson, Erik Rodriguez, Irene Rodriguez, Isaac Rodriguez, Nicole Rodriguez. Ricky Rogers, Lynne Rojas, Edward Roseberry, Renee Rosete, Gilbert Ross, Stacey Rotli, Vickie Rottiacker, Rodney Rubalcoba, Rockey Ruiz, Renee Russell, John Saccio, Kim Sailors, Dana Saldate, Nancy Sambas, Jose Sanchez, Patricia Sarmiento, Carlos Saunders, Bill Scarpinata, Julie Schumacher, Kim Sebiane, Kathy Setter, Paul Shaffer, Mike Shaw. Mike Shelby, Mike Shonka, Tim Shonka, Tim Shuiek Greg ' ' ' Saunders says hey! 2. Debbie Uruchurtu smiles for the camera. 3. Smile Pam Windfelder, your on candid Silva, Tony Silvo. Marty Simmons, Vincent Sirag, Dawn Robert Skopp, Randy Sleevwenhoele, Tony Smith, Smith, Laura Smith, Richard Solorzano, Stacey Sondersted, Wendy Sourisseau, Brian Souso, Al Sowo, Sue Spears, Lon Stachowski. Samantho Stachowski. Soundra Stafford, Darcey Stevens, Mike Stoddard. Cheryl St. Onge, Robert Street. Robert Strong. Mike Stubbert, Lon Suter, Vickie Swezey, Tom Talamantes, Kim Tapia, Kellie Taw, Steve Taylor. Cynthia Tecson, Paul Terri, Allison Tesdahl, Jeff Thomas, Reginald Tippings, Craig Tomando, Benny Tong, Dennis Torres, Gus Tubbs, Ron Tufenkjian, Stephanie Turriaga, Louis Uiak, Lisa Ullman, Heidi Underwood, Bene Upshaw, Terri Unas, Farica Urrea, Chris Uruchurtu, Debbie Uustalu, Chris Valdez, Mike Vallodares, Johanna Voiles, Chris Valona, Valerie Vanderpool, Heide VanHerwaarden, Virginia VanViear, Sonya Vaquiilar, Geraidyn Velez, Cindy Velianoweth, Marcella Veloso, Casey Venhaus, John Viel, David Villalovos, Julie Villanueva, Ruben Visineki. Karlo Volkov, Paul 170 Freshmen White, Karen Whltter, Beth Wilburn. Beth Wilks, Rick Williams, Sherri Wilson, Jennifer Windfelder, Pam Wolfe. Kerry Wong, eroge Wons. Melissa Wood. Cindy Wood, Carl Woodruff, Shari Woo-Sam, Jeremy Wray, Denise Wuerth, Karis Wytingco, Shirley Yoon, Soo York, Jackie Youders, Bryan Zofar, Rubbina Zate, Mario Zavinski, Tammy Zuniga, Debbie Zuniga, Michael 1 Stan Hunt and Ctiorley Bullan say, What do you want our picture for ' ' 2 Debbie Bark says, Wow look at ttiat! 3, Diane Brown flashes a tin grin while talking with Kathy Ortiz and Judy Prussok 4 Cindy Goldman and Barrie Ebenkamp try to escape the camera 5 Denise Burton and Jim McNeal pal around at lunch 6, Mario Apodaca and Lanny Richardson munch out, 7 Greg Jones is pig ' n out, 8, Sheri Wore loves school food jmtxm Freshmen 173 SOPHOMORES 1. Hanging loose at lunch. 2. Sophomore Class Officers: Vice President Joyce Dickman. President Andy Casano, Treasurer Tracy Perry, 3. One Example of dress up day at Rowland. Adams. Mary Ellen Adauto. Lorrie Adkisson, Karen Ahlmeyer. Donna Ambroise, Bill Amimoto, Evelyn Andrade, Eddie Andreas, Steve Ansman, Tom Anzelde, Mike Araque, Kellie Arevalo. Cindy Arnnijo, Debbie Armstrong, Sean Atctiinson, Kathy Atchison, Becky Atencio. Frank 1 The photographer interupts Tracy Perry one Tanya Brown chatting, 2. Who ' s Julie Carpenter looking at? 3, Penny Davis and Lisa Hilbreath talk about the routine for tonight Attanasio, Mario Aurelio, John Baeza, Susan Baldovin, Dean Ball, Kim Ballhagen, Richard Banando. Karen Barajas, Linda Barefield, Carlo 176 Sophomores Barriga, Carlotta Barrio, Frances Barto, Andy Bortz, Mike Baum, Tammy iays, Jeff Beazley, Mike Bechtel, Tim Becker, Ernie Bali, Rick Bell, Tom Bell, Valerie Bencomo, Diane Bennett, Candy Bennett, Dan Benson, Kevin Betts, (Robert Bizub, Jim Blair, Dennis Booker, Melody Bourhenne, Laura Bourne, Alison Bonin, Peter Bourque, Tom Boyce, Deanna Boyd, Bill Bradley, Jerry Bradley, Wendy Broilo, Jeanette Brieske, Paula Briggs, Daren Brito, Corol Brobst, Harold Brock, Com Brooks, Donald Brown, Michelle Brown. Scott Brown, Stieri Brown, Tanya Brownlee, Tommy Bukocek, Roberta Bundalian, Josephine Burrows, Martin Bushner, Melvin Busit, Robert Bybee, Donna Byrnes, Craig Byrnes, Patricia Calagna, Lorelyn Calderon, Anthony Calderon, Sylvia Colistro, Leticia Camacho, Cynthia Canchola, Diane Cantu, Patricia Carpenter, Julie Carroll, Theresa Carter, Donald Carter, Karen Carter, Kimberly Cartwright, Ronald Casados, Myra Casona, Andrew Castagliola, Debbie Cedeno, Diane Cerreto, Fulvio Chambless, Roxanne 178 Sophomores 1. Andy Borto, give us a cute smile! 2, Kim Reynolds, what ' s your hand doing in Brent Bakers Pocket? 3, Ken says Come on, Scott. Give me just one answer Chaney, Joe Chaney, Sharon Choppell, Jon Chavez, Vincent Chester, Michael Choi, Kiho Cidot, Angeline Clonkey, Scott Cobon. Steve Cochron, Joseph Cole, Lori Colony, Pamela Contreras, Denise Cook . Joyce Cordero, Monique Cornelius, Cathy Cortez, Maribel Costarrica, Lillian Cota, David Couch, Gay Coudayre, Doreen Counts, Pamela Craig, Brian Crawford, Robert Crocker, Barry Cull, Keith Cull, Kevin Curtis, Renee Cuyler, Ross Dallison, Christy Daniels, Greg Daniels, Rhoda Davis, Daphne Davis, Denitha Davis, Penelope Dawson, Tracy De Anda, Randy De Corpo, Maria Sophomores 179 Delaney, Jodi Delegal, Carlene Delegal, Jolene Delgadillo, Cindy Delgado. Annette Delgado, Eriinda Delgado, Johnny Denhom, Laura Derrick. Scott Deters, Phillip Dickey. William Dickman, Joyce Dickson. Robert Dilay, Denny Dobbs, Todd Doster, Robin Downey, Laura Dowyak, Lisa Doyle, Michael Drewry, Daniel Drunkenmiller, Tammy Duff, Deborah Dunkle. Donald Duryee, Billy Eastman, Stacey Eatmon, Sherri Edwards, Christi Eimen. Donald Ekedal, Hedi El Fattal, Nadia Embry, Micah Emerick, Robert Emerson, Robert Epiey, Paul Escutta, Cynthia Espinozo, Gregory Esse, Michael Estrada. Janie 180 Sophomores Estrada. Phillip Ezell. Keith Fairman. Eric Felix, Michael Feldtz, Brad Feldtz. Burt Fernandez, Lisa Finlay, Joanna Fitch, Peggy Fitch, Scott Flores, Adrian Flores, Anthony Foerstner, Laurie Ford, Susan Foster, Debra Fox, Denise Fox, Kimberly Fox, Michael Fox, Stirling Franklin, Eari Freatman, Crystal Fredlund, Robert Friss, Lisa Fuentes. Richard Fulton, Gwendolyn Gadia, Ananias Gail, Eric Gaines. William Galarzo, Genevine Galvan. Myrna Garcia. Cynthia Garcia. Dana Garcia, Gustavo Garcia. Maribel Garcia. Michael Garcia. Robert Garza, Michael S. Garza, Michael W. Gassmeyer, Eric Geariety, Susan Geitmon. Shelly Giimour. Tracy Gittens, Mark Gonzales. Virginia Sophomores 16 Gonzalez, Jacquel Goodrich. Michelle Grace, Annette Grant, Tommy Grassens, Yvonne Gray, Gary Gray, Ronald Green. David Green, Debbie Griffith, Penny Grivos, Arthur Grommes. Ronald Gruner, Debra Gudger, Todd Guevara, Daniel Guidacan. Jeanine Gunderson, Trudy Guzman, Mark Hagemyer, Stacy Hal ala, Chris Hakala, Tracy Holgrimson, Wayne Hall, Gary Hall. John Halley, Shaun Holstead, William Hamilton, Jody Hamilton, Richard Hammers, Darren Hannum, Briano Horns, Lisobeth Hartley, Donna Hartman, Edward Hartwell, Vance Harvey, Carolyn Hawk, Richard Hays, John Hehman. Jacqueline Heinrich, Caroline Helmuth, Terrica Henderson, Jerri 182 Sophomores 1 , Lisa Fernandez and Lisa Shaw smile for the Photographer on their initiation day 2. Dave Verdouw shows Joyce Dickman how to organize a notebook Hendrick, Frank Hepler, Erik Hernandez, Enid Hernandez, Lucy Hernandez, Michael Hernandez, Richard Hernandez, Rudy Hernandez, Sylvia Herron, Jeffrey Heusner, Karia Higson, Paulene Hilberath, Lisa Hill, Richard Hillenbrand, Joseph Hilts, Douglas Hippen, Denise Hollingstead, Jeffrey Holman, Tamara House, Monica Hunt, Wayne Hutchings, Marilyn Ikari, Ken Ingraham, Arthur Injeyon, Vahan Ishii, Keiichi Ivanisevic, Snezano Izabal, Moritza Jamieson, Angelic Jarboe, Sheila Jauregui, Cecilia Jewett, Sheri Jimenez, Adam Jimenez, Rosa Johnson, Daniel Johnson, David Johnson, Valerie Kane. Dan Kariakin, William Kelley, Troy Kemp, Jami Sophomores 183 Kennedy, Penjale Kinmond, Susan King, Joline Kinnaman, Wade Klopp, Sandra Kloempken, Von Knobloch, Henry Kotoff, Peter Kroeger, Jerry Kruzon, Tamara Lake, Michael Lambert, Charity Largent, Lynn La Rue, Jill Le, Tu Lea, Trade Learning, Troy Leon, Shirley Lewis, Patricia Lewis, Todd Licon, Sophia Limon, Richard Livingston, Kathleen Loaiza, Ninoshka Lopez, David Lopez, Marisol Lourenco, Hudson Luce, Dawn Macias, Jeanne Madak, Judith IVIaddox, Darin Magno, Helen Maguire, Gregg 184 Sophomores Mahoney. Tracey Maldanado, Marissa Maiey, Richard Marcelino, Luis Marcusson, Gail Markoski, Laura Marlatt, John Marlow, Angie Marquez, Bryan Marshall, John Martin, Genie Martinez, David Martinez, Jodie Martinez, Tamara Mason, Craig Matsushita, Lyie Mayhue, Kenneth Mayne, Maureen Mc Canister, Scott McGowan, Angela Manard. Richard Mellinger, Randy Melton, Donald Mendivil, Ann Mendivil, Rose Menius, Paul Merriles, Maureen Merstik, Lori Mesias, Ronald Metcalf, Caroline Metcalf, Cynthia Metz, Ben Metzger, Richard Miera, Ann Miles, Monica Miller, Denise Sophomores 185 Miller, Thomas Moffett, Larry Moles, Tammy Molla, Connie Monk, Dominica Montano, Sandra Montez, Jacqueline Montoya, Christopher Montoya. Gregory Moore, Cynthia Mora, Frances Moran, Paul Moraton, Sergio Mortimer, Thomas Munoz, Everett Muramoto, Dawn Muramoto, Lynn Murphy, Bryan Murphy, David Nabor, Melinda Nocey, James Negrete, Arthur Noonan, Theresa Nootenboom, Kimberly Northington. Laurie Northrup, Ken Nozot, Silvia Olaque, Barbara Oliver, Marian Orona, Selene Ortega, Fernando Ott, Christopher Owen, Judy Paibul, Angela Painter, John Paiz, Eileen 186 Sophomores 1 Come on, Robby Wright, You can give us your cute smile. 2. Laura Pacti says, Hi! Palmer, Lori Papke. Debra Parker, Cindy Parshall, Stierry Potton, David Patton, Tracy Payner, Jeanne Payne. Julie Pena, Daniel Pena, Guadalupe Penix, Pamela Pereiro, Joseph Perez, Julie Perez, Robert Perez, Steven Perry, Tracey Peterson, Merritt Petievich, Beatrix Petrillo, Tina Pfeifer, Jerry Phillips, Kimberly Piazza. John Picarco, Alma Pilegard, Dawn Pilegard, Diane Piltman, Kenneth Poland, Scott Polder. Larry Portillo. Annette Portillo, Audrey Portillo, Lisa Potts, Julie Powell, Cynthia Pretzer, Michelle Price, Joseph Price, Timothy Prieto, Edward Sophomores 187 Quick Tanya Quintanilla, Anocns Quirk, Colleen Quiroz, Linda Quizon. Monenoida Radcliffe, Aaron Raines, Denise Romazetter, Margaret Ramey. Russell Ramos, Deneen Ramsay, Julie Rath. Janelle Raymundo, Hilario Raz. Eduardo Reagan, Todd Recio. Christopher Regennitter, Stephen Rennemann, Crystal Reyes. Rachell Reyes, Rose Reynolds. Kimberly Reynoso, Daniel Richardson, Richard Riggs, Jeri Rios, Ernest Ritenour. Christine Riutta. James Rivera, Linda Roberts, Christine Rodriguez, Denise Rodriguez, Joseph Rodriguez. Parris Rogers, Julie Romero, Richard Rosas, Armando Roselli, John Rowland. John Ruiz. David 188 Sophomores 1 Todd Reagen, Dave Verdouw, Tom Mortimer and Ron Macias say, Cheese 2. Wade Kinnaman listens intently Russell, Curt Russo, Catherine Ruvalcaba, Frank Salinas, Ricky Sailer, Rebecca Sailer, Roberta Sombrano, Anttiony Soncliez, Frank Sanchez, Roy Sandoval, William Saunders, Laura Schiel, Patricia Schlichting, Mary Schneider, Bradley Schoenhofen, Debora Schreffler, Lisa Seidel, Bettina Selcho, Bernard Selmyer, David Serna, Yvette Shapiro, Shelly S[)avj. Lana Shaw, Lisa Shelby, Mary Sheppard, Keith Shonka, Kelle Silva, Mary Silva Philip Silva, Velio Simmons, Janet Sims, Jeffrey Singh, Norma Skertich, James Sloan, Charles Slorach, Andy Smith, Chuck Sophomores IE Smith, Mark Snoek, Ria Soebbing, Karyn Solferino, Teresa Solis. Louis Sosnoskie, Christine Staford, Wendell Stambaugh, Lowell Stavrou, Steven Steep. John Stevens, Carole Stewart, Terri Stewart, Velanche Stickney, Michael Stocker, Dale Stoner, Catherine Strickland, Leah Sullivan, John Swendener, Donald Swezey, Terrie Swift, Jean Sybert, Stephen Takahashi, Arise Tappan, Dawn Tardivel, Debbie Taylor. Christi Taylor, Tracy Tecson. Will Templin. Tina Tetone, Anthony Thomas. Paula Thompson. Stuart Tidwell. Darryl Timmins, Teresa Titus. Christi Tolentino. Olivia Tong. Curtis 190 Sophomores 1. Greg Espinoza says Keep away from my girl 2 John Roselli says Can ' t I eat my lunch in peace? 3 Cindy Metcalf, Lori Fourstner, Carrie Metcalf and Trudy Gunderson all chat at lunch. Toombs, Anne Tranberg, Carol Tucker, Allen Underwood, Kenneth Uustalu, David Uytingco, Emmanuel Voldez, Patricia Von Hulzen, Sheryl Van Patten, Mark Vargas, Benjamin Vosquez, Geroldine Vasquez, Priscilla Vasquez, Stacy Vasquez, Tony Verdouw, David Verssen, Daniel Vestal, Alien Victoria, Christopher Villegas, Diana Vincent, Bruce Virak, Eric Volkov, Stephen Sophomores 191 Voimer, Jenny Warren, Russell Warrenburg, Karen Walters, Rick Wafers, Nannette Webb, Debbie Weidl. Annette West, Mike Wholey, Kelly Wheeler, Russ Wtiite, Debbie Wtiite, Jeff Wtiite, Pom Wfiite, Tim Wtiite, Velda Wtiitfield, Bryan Whittley, Stierry Williams, Jim Williamson, Ken Wilson, Joanne Winter, Karen Wintersteller, Peter Wolf, Bererly Wonder, Christine Wong, Pauline Woods, Markus Woosley, George 192 Sophomores 1 Kim Reynolds and Trixi Petevich say Oh, how emborossing! 2. Candy Bennett and Cindy Moore advertise for the Girl ' s League car wash 3 Julie Perez says May I help you? 4 Mike Bartz and Joanna Finley have lunch together, 5, Anette WeidI Sdys Hey look you guys their Worley, Rhonda Wright, Donald Wright, Robby Wrtaza, Vincent Yamamoto. George Yamanuho, Tami Ybarra, Emily Yothers, Jeff Young, Cynthia Young, Thomas Zafar, Hojia Zambrano, Bridgette Castro, Maria Garcia. Rebecca Sophomores 193 1 Ronda Worley works hard in class, 2, Sergio Perez listens intently, 3, Frances Mora comes up boxcars 4 Penny Davis and Lisa Hilberath enjoy a good laugh 5 Who ore you sticking your tongue at, Mary Schlichting ' ' 194 Sophomore Sophomore 195 Abreu, Ted IJMj Ackerman, Stacy fjML k ' . Agravante, Fredrick m 1 ■ Allen, Jonia m. B Alvarez, Anita ■pk--_ K Ambrose, Ctiorte t Anastosi. Debro t3E ' :l il Anastasi, Victor Anderson, Scott Angelo, Irma Anthony, Gary Antonelli, Joe Anzende, Bob Apodaca, Diana Abdecaaty, Asfirof Arevalo, Mictiael Arias, Chris Artishon, Jeannette Auretio, Tammy Baas. Lisa Baca, Josie Baisden, Mickey Bak, Lad Baiza. Victor Baltierra, Greg Bank, Todd Barbato, Tammie Barbon, Frank Baribault, Jim Barney, Debbie , Barreras, Carmen Joy David David Benavidez, Anthony Bennett, Doug Bennington, Mark Benz, Jolene Berg, Mary Berkeley, Steve Bemabe, Sandra Besinoiz, Sylvia Bingham, Doreen Birdv ei, Barbara Blackburn, Tracy Blackwell, Sam Blanco, Oscar Blonsett. Sam Blessum, Mary Body. Steve ■1 Curly half really dominated the campus this year, 2. Booth, Novellea Are Laura O ' Daly and Jeft Braguia really studying. 3, Borunda, Gary Craig Butler just couteln ' t resist smiling for our photog- Borunda, Judy rapher, white Jay Beers tries to act in the knack. Bosroc k, Monica Bosserman, Jeanne Bourne, Krista Branham, Traci Branscome, Lisa Boadman. Alexander Brayshaw, Ron Brinner, Rich Brink man, Pam Brinkwortln, Carrie Brothers, Jim Brown, David Brown, Karen Brown, Ted Bucanac. Erica Buckley, Deedee Buckley, Dennis Budhoo, f?omell Bundalian, Mono Burr, Kim Burri, Robin Burton, Mike Buster. Lee Butler, LaJuan Byers, Paul Bywater, Janna Calderon, Sandy ampagnolo, Tina Campos, Victor tf Canchola, Christina Carbajal, Sheree Carraso, Ray Carrasco. Rossana Caroil, Danny Carroll, James Carter, Robert Carter, Terry Delesante. Liz Deueridge, Dave Devroede, Trm Dietz, Jim udio, Rosemary ifd. Todd )ixon, Tim Dohr, Jim Dominguez. Emma noft Gary Dughtie Donald Downey Susan Draper Lisa Duchanin Danny DuClusan Marcia DeCluson, Marlene Duffy Robyne Dunn, John Dunn, Larry Edwards Oaria Esqueda. Loretta Esparza, Juan Espinoza, Barbara Esse, Terri Estrada. Albert Estrada. Lorraine Fechtig. Bob Felker. Jennifer Fryer, Chris Flores, Arleen Flores. Cynthia Flores, Yolanda Foerstner, Bill Foster, Dianna Frdjo, Jim Frampton, Mary Goltardo, Cello Gallegos, Brenda Golvon, Eddie Garcia, Alex Garcia, Leti Garcia, Roberta Garza, Dan Geariety, Eveann Gentry, Shiela Gibson, Joyce Ted Gili Dennis Gomez, Suzette Gonzalez, Julie Gonzalez. XochitI 1 Lynn Rosales says eeouw don ' t toucti me! 2, Are Leslie Miller Susan Stewart all smiles? 3. Donna Hof- fen ' s usual behavier in the class. 4, Nannette Moreale gives a casual pose for the SAGA photographer. Goodwin, Lisa Gould, Christ! Gower. Charlotte Grant, Diane Sreenburg, John Greer, Jerry Griffith, Debbie Gross Jomes Guerrero, Bob I Guerreo, Rico Guesnon, Chris Guevara, Henry Guevara, Robert Guidacon, Helene Hacker, Chris Hackworth, Eleanor Halgrinnson, Leslie Hansen. John Horrison, Kathy Hayes, Dabby Hayes, Tami Haynes, Tom Herbert, Debra Hedwofth, Sabrina Hefner. John Hehmon, Sue Henory, Mark Henkle, John Hennessey, Patty Hernandez, (Roberto Hernandez, Yvette Herrera, Ariene Herrera, Doris Herrick, Danny Herrin, Terri Hewitt. l?on Hier, Barbara Hilberath, Michael Hill, Alex Hill, Jodie Hillenbrand, Cindi Hilton, John 1 Juniors gather for lunch. 2. Melisa Christian says in astonishment You ' ve got to be kidding! 3. Julie Pain awaits her true love, 4, Is Carri Brinkworth going to be a secretary? Hirschkowitz, Ariene Hotfen, Donna Honeycutt, Larry Horock. Ken 1, Karen Merstic just never stops smiling! 2, Krista Bourne says, Hi ttiere, I use Pearl Drops. 3 Does Erica Bucanac ever stop eating? Johnson, Lynne Johnson, Sam Jones, Jim Jones, Lisa Jones. Omega Jones, Terry Jordan. Katriy Jovial, Nina Katzoroff, Eileen Kelecy, Christal Keller, Terri Kennedy, Jonine Kennedy, Karen Kilian, Janie Kim, Myung King, Ed Kleier, Daryl Kloempken, Gary Kloppenborg, Judy Knobloch, Sandra Kovac, Rick Krentz. Ctiristine Kumagai, Lynn Kyker, Dona Lamb, Charles Lang, Cherie Langley, Brenda Lofsen, Jim Lauderman, Gerald Le, Vu Leabman, Terri Lefay, Susan Lefevre, Brenda Leife. veronica Lemley, Glenda Lent. Kathie Limon, Leticia Licon, Mark Liechti, Teresa Lillywhite, Lori Lincoln, Lisa Lindy, Deborah Livingston, Joe Lloyd. Brent Loftis, Kenneth Lopez. Christine Lopez. Monica Loya. Alice Luckcuck, Andrea Lyche, Andy Lynch, Anthony Lynch, Debbie Mc Call, Wil Mc Cuilough. Vicki Mc Farlen. Susan Mc Groth. Susan Mc Gregor. Colleen Mc Gregor. Gerald Mc Gwire, Brad Mc Kee, Linda Mc Kinlay. Down Mc Kirnan, Michele Mc Keever, Kelly Mc Lean. MIsti Mc Mullen, Gordon Mc Peak, Tammy Mc Pherson, Susan Maccormick, Kim Madden, Nancy Maddox, K.C. Maddox, Kim Magno, Donna Maldonado. Jaime Manzano, Anna Marin, Yvette Marquez, Diane Morquez, Steve Martin, Bud Martin, Cindy Martinez, Vicky Mass, Ron Mattoon, Debra Mouleon, Evelyn Meade, Rosario 1. Debbie Palmer talks to friends. 2. Juniors gather round the oW oak tree, 3. Desiree Collet says, FLY ME! Meeng, Matt Meier, Rod Menage, Terri Mendoza, Cindy Merstik, Karen Metz, Debbie Miles, Mark Millar, Mike Miller, Leslie Millikin, Sheri Milne, James Minor, Paul Molinar, Henry Monge, Joe Moore, David Mora, Dino Mora, Jeanette Morales, Gabriella Morales, Melissa Morreale, Nannette Mosley, Norman Mujagic, Jasmine Munoz, Glory Muramoto, David Nash, Laurie Navarrete, Alex Neisinger, Carol Niemeier, Karen Nolden, Danny Nootenboom. Ken Nunez, Linda Nuyten, Egon Nygren, Anita O ' Daly, Laura Olson. Dianne Olson, Jeff Organisto, Art Orneiaz, Fred Orona, Stephanie Orrell, Cheryl Owen, Doug Pacuilla, Bill Podeiford, Wayne Paiazzolo, Debbie Palmer, Debbie Palmer, Shana Papke, Chris Pappos, Darren Poredes, Wis Parks, Diana Paschal, Jeana Patrick, James Patterson, Caren Peorman, Hollie Pena. Gullermina Perez. John Perez, Mike Perez, Sergio Perkins, Stuart Peria, Fronk Perry, Dana Picard, Robert Piegard, Jon Placencia, Hotly Post, Tammy Potter, John Potter, Rick Preston, William Prybylla, Dawn Puppi, Lisa Purdy, Dan Raminez, Aroceli Ramirez, Juanita Ramirez, Larry Ramirez. Sheila Ramos, Bobby Randall, Shawn Recio, Joe Redman, Marc 1 . Joline Benz and Diane Grant share a juicy peace of gossip at lunch. 2. Rulla Bayati stands tall. 3. Robert Cornejo and Gordon Mc Mullen don ' t mind the interup- tion of the SAGA photographer. i i Rev. Rosey ryyes. Rose Reynosa, Christine Rhodes, Andrea Richardson, Lori Ridgeway, Pete Salazar, Julie Salmans, Shari Sanchez, Eva Sanchez, Liz 1 Tony Garcia displays his hero. 2, Karen Winters waits patiently for her counselor. 3. Don Harris trys to decide what to buy for lunch. 4. Sheree Carbajal stands to be noticed. 1 Sandoval, Annate Sandoval, Patricia Sawatzki, Joyce Sayers, Becki Scarbough, Susan Schiel, Larry Scott, Rusty Scribner. Ernie Sebiane, Ingrid Seda, Julie See, Julie Sarrano, James Shelby, Jesse Slegmund, Debbie Sigal. Cindy Simes, Russel Snnith, Cindy Smith, Phyllis Smith, Steve Smythe, Dana Snodgrass, Robin Sober, Lori Soys, Ruby Spellman, Richard Spencer, Christi Sptnuzzi, Joe f ten Nadia St iiturd Denlse Stedman Julie Steele Joe Steig, Kevin Sieigleman. Robert Steiner, Loroine Sterling, Bob Stevens. Don Stevenson, Bob Steward, Sue Stewort. Lori Stinnett, Raymond Stith. Morcio Stoddord, Susan Stone, Eric Struz, Ivletinda Stubbert, Jim Summers, Debbie Takeuctii, Duane Topia. Dawon Tdubman, Todd Taylor, Toney Tejoda, Albert Tenny, Steve Teromae, Lori Ttiompson, Colleen Thompson, Carmen Thornton, Tracy Thorson, Karia Topete, Ardane Tran, Jennifer Valencia, Diane Van Ausdall, Patti Vandenbroeke, Rand Vandenbroeke, Ron Voquilor, Normilinda Verela, Esther Vargas, Elvira Venhaus, Vincent Ventura, Kelly Verdouw, Debby 1 Whots this? Christine Renosa picking potato chips out of her hair? 2. Two JAR. students act intefligentiv in the class room. 3, Brad Miller socializes at lunch time. 4. Does Rick Gueverra enjoy the work that much? Vest, Dave Viel, John Visser, Marc Vogel, Duane Volkov, ieia Walker, Steve Walsh, Mike Walters. David Waltman, Gory Wardleigh, Loran Warner, Kevin Watervi orth, Stacy Watlington, Tamnny Wantz, Darin Westfall, Jetf Wtiiston, Julie Wtiite, Bill Whitman, Sheryl Whitt, Steve Wilson, Steve Windfelder, Angle Wens, Melinda Wood, John Woodbury, Rick Woodall, Jeff Woodruff, Todd Wooley, Mike Wray, Neal Young, Kelly 1 After buying something to eat, finding a place to sit can some- times be a chore for Lori Teremae, 2. Ricky Riley and Rick Kovac flash their profiles 3. Duane Vogel expresses his serious side of his personal- ity. 4. Chris Esqueda gives a sexy look for all hi s fans. SENIORS } ' . 1 fi t IMW ♦ 4f c W A WORLD OF FAOES W- -9 i i M pqp i ' B X m:4 ru k I— - V , -. ■ v , J tjf I Bl B B QLASS OF 80 ; !fr- -%-J afl lH V R  :- ■JT SHJ I r - I i n n :A- Vocational Karen Schumacker is this year ' s winner of the Vocational Arts award. Karen, a mid-ternn gra- duate, has attended Rowland schools all her life. She has tak- en a variety of business and vocational classes, maintain- ing a 3.92 GPA in high school. Karen is very active in church work and is currently attending MSAC where she is majoring in business. She is planning on be- ing married at the end of sum- mer. Liberal Arts This year ' s Liberal Arts award winner is Colleen Sechrest. Col- leen, who has attended Row- land schools all her life, has maintained a 3.86 GPA during high school, Colleen, who has taken all college prep classes, is also working towards college credit by taking AP history, AP English, and Calculus. In her ju- nior year she received awards in Honors Biology and English Honors. She stated that English and science were her favorite courses. Colleen presently lives with her family, which includes two sisters— Jennifer, 11 and Laura 18. Colleen plans to at- tend the University of California at Irvine and major in medicine. Music This year ' s Music award win- ner is Ann LeFay. She has at- tended Rowland schools and has been active in the music programs. She has been a member of the marching band all four years of high school and has been the drum major during her junior and senior director of the band this year. Ann has won numerous awards for her drum major work both in parades and solo competi- tion. Ann plans to go on to school to become a Dental Hygienist or a Lab Techni- cian. She also wants to con- tinue to pursue her interest in music. Math Science The Math Science award win- ner is Mary Dunn. Mary has been an outstanding student all through school. She has already won an award in chemistry and is currently maintaining a 3.97 GPA Her classes at school are all college prep, which include three AP classes for which she hopes to receive college credits. Mary has been very active in CSF and the Science- Field Club. She also enjoys sports and played on the Varsity Volleyball team. Mary ' s family include a brother, 29, and a sister Kerry, 15. She plans on a career in the field of science. Scott Jones Scott Jones has been on the Var- sity Basketball team for three years. His achievements include All League 1st Team, 2 years, All San Gabriel Valley Team, All C.I.F. Team, and Most Valuable Player award. Scott also enjoys surfing, skiing, and working out. He plans on at- tending a four college where he will major in business and continue his basketball career. Kurt Oshima Kurt Oshima has been ac- tive in gymnastics all four years of high school. He was voted Most Valuable Player two years and was Sierra League Champion in All Around and Highbor, Kurt enjoys judo, playing the piano, ana going camping. He will be attending Stan- ford University in the fall, ma- joring in business. While there he will continue his gymnas- tics. ' ■ Diane Looker Diane Looker has been very active and won many awards in athletics. She was voted Most Valuable Player in tennis and Softball. She has also been named on the San Gabriel Val- ley 1st Team and All GIF 2nd Team for basketball and the All League 1st Team for softball. Diane plans to attend Gal Poly, Pomona on a basketball acho- larship, majoring in Business. ■ i Derek Rice Derek Rice has played on the Wo- terpolo team for three years. He has been on the First Team All League twice, voted the Most Valuable Player twice, and has been placed in the Hall of Fame. He plans to at- tend UG Irvine in the fall, majoring in Bio-Sciences. He hopes to qualify for the U.S. Woterpolo team and play in the 1984 Olympics, Chris Lindblom Ghris Lindblom has received many awards for her athletic ability. In vol- leyball she placed on All League 1st Team four years and was Most Valu- able Player in 1979, In basketball she was All League 1st Team four years and on the All San Gabriel Valley 1st Team two years. Ghris enjoys all sports and music. She plans to at- tend Golorodo State on an athletic scholarship. She will be majoring in Forestry. I ' VI •F 1 ol PJ|l - BtejHr HJIP r 4 miDM , |M n n Pol ip ppi - 1 ' 1 Puente k V2 Theatre % 1 fSIWlU JI nil A WORLD OF SENIORS S 4 [K p J A WORLD OF FUN 4. In this World- I have started anew many times I have felt the hot sun and the cold rain I hove seen the beauty of lights and have been chilled with darkness I have laughed with friends I may never see again I have cried when defeat has swept over me I hove found pleasure in each day I was given I hove dropped from exhaustion after a job well done I have enjoyed old and new friends All the time learning to know myself better than before :% Z i ikK ' f P ' f A, %: • While ' 4his World has come ) - to on end. 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