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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1982 volume:

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' -■ - o Sadat Assassinated at Military Parade Vke President Says Egypl Will Abide by All Treaties SfmliiT — i RtftfHopr Reiicunomics to Affect Millions — as of Toda r ■p - t J) ---4 0- Ji C-o Co VX ,ii_ - ■ - ' - _e. u 4 _ A-x: jil The year 1 98 1 - ' 83 was a year of ex- tremes. Through the news we experienced the brutal and the horrible and the won- drous and the beautiful. The assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat convinced many that the world had gone mad. yet others knew that love could conquer all when Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer were wed. While many questions were answered by the pictures of Saturn and its rings by Voy- ager II. many questions were raised by President Reagan ' s economic plan. The swing of events, like the pendulum on a clock, placed pieces down into history. These made up our world. 1:1 ■y jjrx Ki Jr Lf ?A. fkj(K- The biggest puzzle of all are people. They look different; they act different; and they think differently. How interest- ing life is made because of these diversities. Just think how much time is spent trying to figure people outl I The community of Rowland Heights resem- bles a giant puzzle with hundreds of inter-lock- ing pieces. As each new store or housing tract is opened, new pieces take their place in the already existing outline. We wonder, though, if the puzzle will ever be really completed. Can the picture of any town ever be totally put together when there are so many things that change and re-arrange them- selves and so many people that come and go? We can only experience the changes that occur while we live here and must leave the future to the immagination. M ' i F:1 r ■i 1 i 1 - 1 L 1. .1,1,1 p H 1 . HI6 I i J L -wJ .J _j — ,— I — r The most important and waited for item on campus this year was the enlargement of the gym. The enlargement of the gym had been a long sought-after goal. The completion of the gym. which was supposed to be by the first of October, became a puzzle as October and No- vember passed without its being done. It ap- peared that one needed item was not readily available. While th e new gym will not solve all of Rowland ' s problems, it will provide needed space for assemblies, rallies, and concerts, while providing much needed PE facilities. .-I «. Trying to figure out what clothes were in style for Raiders this year was a very puzzling experience, to say the least. Everything from pedalpushers to mini skirts for girls and Izods (cverywherel) to ink-checkered vans for guys, was deemed acceptable by the fashion conscious. Of course, not everyone dressed to achieve a dramatic effect. Many girls continued to wear designer jeans, wool skirts and sweaters, or anything else they enjoyed in the past, updating their outfits with current accessories. Many boys stayed with OP ' s and Levis, leaving the experimenting to the few dashing rebels. Those who decided to go ail out and be different really colored the campus in unique ways. Red and black stripes were everywhere: metalic shoes radiated from under Khaki knickers; and jungle creatures and leaves could be found clustered on unsuspecting shirts. The ultimate color splash, however, had to have been the spectrum of Izod, Polo, and Le Tigre shirts, which were the only fad items possessed by 90% of the Raider population. All styles and colors taken into account, it seems fair to say that fashion ideas this year were very enigmatic indeed, but if the reason behind the trends are considered, the results aren ' t really that surprising. After all, what ' s so puzzling about wanting to express individuality through clothing? People have been doing it for years. 10 SENIORS SPORTS FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN CLUBS ACTIVITIES ADS S INDEX Rli y -cfcr ' ' ' Ai r N UH K )cOv x J , You, X Th HK You l £ f 6o c i6 W y. WiTH 0.- Ou Luc K W, w ' ' ' . ' 5r - ' c f J jf.e ?=t) co,.-: ; y «i Ox ' 5XT y Aj? x : O o-j- ' ' -■ ■ A , ,iMi:« -v-g E1M I CTTGl ASTTTr 1 982 ( N 4 p. K . ' . W m -BO. m Christine Angelico senior Class Officers Treasurer Mary Schlichling. Vice-President Julie Perez. Secrelary Denice Fox. President Ceci Jauregui Senior Coun cil Mary Ellen Adams. Hilario Raymundo. Dawn Muranioto. Connie Molla. Maria DeCorpo. Chip Hall, and Thresa Sarrategui Kt ' !!ie Araque Cindy Arevalo Sean Armstrong ' ' V Kathleen Atchinson 18 Seniors William Ambroise Michael Anzelde Evelyn Amimota Elizabeth Arambulo Edward Andrade Steve Andreas Emily Ybarra and Melony Leigh critique a painting. Rebecca Atchison Susan Baeza Seniors W Kimberly Ball Andrew Barta Angela Bailey Richard Ballhagen Brent Baker Karen Banando Kenton Baker Linda Barajas Candace Bennett Don ' t mess with Susan FordI Daniel Bennett Nearly every morning at 7:CX) A.M. Jose Salviati can be found bending over his drawing board, working on his project for an animation class he takes. Jose has worked on over 20 films and has completed four films by himself in this class. I love to draw. I took the class in the 8th grade and have been in it ever Dean Baldovin Jose has entered one film in a contest and won honorable mention. The film called The Stripper is about a banana, of course. He is currently working on a Los Angeles Bicentennial film, which he hopes to complete before the end of the year. He is planning to submit this film to every contest he can find. If the film is successful, he plans to continue with animation as a career. David Barrington Jose is still a citizen of Argentina and must report in Janury, 1983, to serve one year in the Argentina army. After that he plans on returning to America. Argenti- na is a nice place to visit. My relatives are there and the food is great, but the econ- omy is terrible. There are no opportuni- ties for me in Argentina. Tim Bechtel Ernest Becker Richard Bell Valerie Bell Lisa Bessette Robert Betts James Bizub Seniors 21 Peter Benin Gwendolyn Bonner Melody Booker • • Thomas Bourque Deanna Boyce Jerry Bradley Wendy Bradley Daniel Brooks Ronald Brooks Michele Brown Scott Brown 23 Seniors Josephine Bundalian Martin Burrows Donna Bybee Catarina Borjeson Laura Bourhenne Alison Bourne Jeanette Brailo Paule Brieske Daren Briggs Carol Brito Sheri Brown Tanya Brown Tommy Brownlee Roberta Bukacek Steven Caban Seniors 1i Anthony Calderon 24 Seniors HAVE YOU EVER PUZZLED AT WHAT ' S BEHIND A SMILE? I Penny Davis says. Don ' t you dare! 2- Arisa Takahashi makes like the Mona Lisa, i- Richard Hawk. The Great Thinker? 4- Joyce Bonner. IS she really shy? 5- Danny Brooks. Half man- Half ape? 6- Is Kim Carter hungry or what? 7- What IS (here about milkshake lids that fasci- nate Jim Williams? Seniors 35 lo Seniors Kiho Choi Adrienne Clay Seniors y Pamela Colony Joyce Cook Cathy ( ornelius Joy Crutchfield Robert Crawford Pamela Counts Penelope Davis Ross Cuyler Jolene Delegal Renee Curtis Tracy Dawson Eriinda Delgado 28 Seniors William Dickey Randy Deanda Maria De Corpo Jodi Delaney Carlene Delegal ir Becoming a semi-finalist for the National Merit Scholar- ship came as quite a surprise to Kim Ball, a senior who is currently planning on a career in business. I really didn ' t try that hard on the PSAT test. Now, however, she is planning on working very hard on passing the SAT and becoming a finalist in the competition. Kim has found that even being a semi-finalist in the com- petition has opened many doors. Colleges have become in- terested in her, and she even attended a special day at USC for semi-finalists. She feels that her scores will enable her to be more selective of the college she will attend next year. Kim has always kept busy with a variety of activities. She has worked on ASB for three years and feels that it is a very worthwhile activity to do. She is also on the Senior Council and takes an ROP class in banking. While she has very little time for activities after school. Kim does enjoy horseback riding. She has an Arabian gelding, but because of limited riding space, she has shipped the horse to Oregon to the ranch her parents have purchased. Kim has enjoyed Rowland High School. While she has enjoyed getting involved in the activities, Kim also feels her teachers have set a very high standard that she has had to meet. When asked how she feels as a senior, she replied: The best part of being a senior is knowing people and gaining self-assurance . 1 I Phillip Deters Stacey Eastman Caroline Dizon Laura Downey Lisa Dowyak Seniors 39 . 0 Seniors Kimberly Fox Crystal Freatman w Robert Emerson Kenneth Engelbert Cynthia Escutia Keith Ezell Brad Feldtz Burt Feldtz Lisa Fernandez Laura Foerstner Susan Ford Debra Foster Denice Fox Gwendolyn Fulton Ananias Gadia Genevie Galarza Myrna Galvan Cynthia Garcia Dana Garcia Eric Gassmeyer Virginia Gonzales Shelly Geitman Yes, Virginia Gonzalez, Punk Rock is in! Jacqueline Gonzalez 32 Seniors Gary Gray Ronald Grommes Debra Gruner Robert Garcia Michael Garza Tracy Gilmour Mark Gittens r } ■ a -««f jijfe.. — Annette Grace Linette Wilsey flashes her pearly whites. Yvonne Grassens Todd Gudger Trudy Gunderson Mark Guzman Seniors 33 Mark Harrison Donnalynn Hartley Edward Hartmann Vance Hartwell Wayne Halgrimson Darren Hammers Donna Harrison Gary Hall John Hall William Halstead From the time Darryl Tidwell was little, he had dreamed of becoming a commercial air- plane pilot. This all changed during his fresh- men year at Rowland. His interest in drama came about after a chance remark by Coach Brown after Darryl had read a passage in class one day. Coach Brown asked Darryl if he had drama and if not, thought he should give it a try. Darryl did and has loved every moment of it since. After Coach Brown ' s remark, Darryl tried out for a part in Curious Savage. He won the role of Hannibal, a role that he calls his favorite. He has since performed in six school productions, playing parts from comedy to very serious. He also sang in the production of Oliver, but feels his voice is not adequate for singing. He is currently taking dancing lessons which he feels will make him a more rounded performer. He has not always received support from his sports-minded family, but he feels his dancing and acting are far more physically exacting than sports. Darryl stated that school is what a student makes it, and he has found it to be a great experience. He carries a 3.2 GPA, with psychology and history being his favorite subjects. He is also president of the Thespians on campus and became vice-president of the state chapter his senior year. He plans on attending Whit- tier College, majoring in Theatre Arts. Eventually he wants to act in stage performances; however, he stated, I ' ll take whatever I can get. Richard Hawk John Hays Jacqueline Hehman Caroline Heinrich Jerri Henderson Erik Hepler Sylvia Hernandez Jeffrey Herron Karia Heusner Monica House Robert Ickes Ken Ikari 36 Seniors Enid Hernandez Pauline Higson Vahan Injeyan Valerie Johnson Charles Kaili Karen Kang : fimmmsm4?-Si Michael Hernandez Richard Hernandez r Rudy Hernandez Lisa Hiiberath Douglas Hilts Denise Hippen Tamara Holman Angelic Jamieson Cecilia Jauregui Rosa Jimenez Susanne Johansson Troy Kelley Penjalee Kennedy Helen Magno Gregg Maguire Marissa Maldonado Luis Marcelino Sandra Klapp Laura Klingen Jerry Kroeger Julie Lazcano Tu Le Tracie Lea Tamara Kruzan Hwa Lee Andy Casana helps beautify the Senior Mall. Gail Marcusson Natalie Markert Seniors 39 DO I PUZZLE OVER EMOTIONS? You and I Together A moving emotion Flowing as a current - to and fro. Misunderstood by others; Not even we understand. No one word can describe it, Even love so insufficient- We long to share together Everything we have to give. Different from all others are we. Young and afraid. No responsibilities wanted- No responsibilities shared. Can this emotion shared Be explained in one meaningful word? Yet we alone understand When I love you is said. Sheryl Van Hulzen The Meeting House by Richard Ballhagen Balancing i I Can you see me — am I here? Can you feel me — am I near? Was there a yesterday — or was that a dream? Can you help me please? I ' ve lost my way. The balance is shifting; I ' m falling away. | Tomorrow may come But it won ' t come for me For today I ' ll be leaving . . .Oh why can ' t you see? Please won ' t you help me I ' m falling away The balance if shifting I ' m so afraid. Am I still here Am I still near The balance is shifting. . . The balance gave way. Tracy Dawson 40 Seniors Image As I look into the mirror f I see sultry eyes i I see a gentle outline, f ,; The face of an unexperienced youth, Being guided through life with many intense moments. Which lead to many errors. As I look into the mirror I see anger I see a suppressed smile The face of pain and strife. Trying to change the errors of the past and make the present run smoothly. As I look into the mirror I see beauty I see shiny hair I now see a willing smile A face of color and brightness Rapidly changing . . Roberta Bukacek Passages Photo by Karia Heusner. Seniors 41 The saying Just another face in the crowd cannot apply to Tom Mortimer. Tom, who mea- sures 6 ' 8 , will always be A face above the crowd . Tom has always felt his height has been an advantage in sports. He played football for two years, playing on the varsity team when he was a Sophomore. He quit play- ing football, however, stating: It ' s too dangerous. His interest in basketball began in the 7th grade, and he has played on the varsity team for three years. Tom is not only very tall, but very agile also, an asset necessary for basketball. Because of his ability, he has been approached by several colleges that are interested in him. When asked if his height ever hinders him, he said, Yes. Driving new, smaller cars is one-, being stared at while standing in line is another; and having to wait six months to get a pair of Levis that fit is yet another. Tom feels very strongly about school. School comes first and other activities second. A great deal of credit goes to the teachers at Rowland for changing my attitude towards school, thus, changing my life. They made school important to me. His main goal is to obtain a degree in Business Manage- ment and go into the family business. He did state, however, that if the opportunity arose for him to play some professional basketball, he would. 42 Seniors Paul Menius Lori Merstik Seniors 43 Maureen Merriles Thomas Miller Frances Mora 44 Seniors Ronald Mesias Connie Molla Sergio Moraton X i Caroline Metcalf Lynn Montanio Leslie Morris Cynthia Metcalf Sandra Montano Tom Mortimer Kirk Mustain Melinda Nabor James Nacey Ben Metz Monica Miles Denise Miller Christopher Montoya Gregory Montoya Teresa Moon Cynthia Moore t Sharon Moy Dawn Muramoto Lynn Muramoto Daniel Murphy Dawn Nokes Marian Oliver Selene Orona Seniors 45 Christopher l .m«i n 1 N Lori Palmer Daniel Pena Jeanne Payne Julie Payne 46 Seniors Steven Perez Seniors 47 Tracey Perry Merritt Peterson John Piazza Kimberly Phillips Alma Picardo Scott Poland Chris Montoya and Rick Salinas work at being professional craftsmen. James Porter Timothy Price Colleen Quirk Linda Quiroz Zenaida Quizon Drawing has always been an important part of Richard Ball- hagen ' s life. I have drawn as long as I can remember. Richard is one of Mr. Anderson ' s outstanding students. While cartooning was once Richard ' s favorite form of art, he now leans towards pen and ink, pencil sketches, and pastels. At the present time he is working in pastels. While he paints a wide variety of subjects, he said that he has always found the human form interesting to reproduce in his work. Richard has been recognized for his artistic abilities several times. He has received Certificate of Achievements in his sophomore and junior years, and last year he won the Mc- Donald Award and the Certificate of Achievement for his work. He has entered his work in various contests in the area and received an Honorable Mention for his painting of an old house. In this painting he used pen and ink and pastels. The house was done in light orange with a bit of yellow with detail in ink. Richard has found painting to be a very rewarding experience. Many times I am able to work through my problems by painting ... He also has very high praise for his art teacher, Mr. Anderson. He stated that Mr. Anderson has expanded his knowledge of art and made him more aware of what he is doing. — He has taught me to be an artist. While Richard is unsure if he will be able to make his living as an artist, he stated, I will definitely use it as a hobby. Lisa Portillo Julie Potts Marilyn Potts Cynthia Powell ,v Randy Radeckl Julie Ramsay Hilario Raymundo Seniors 49 Kimberly Reynolds Richard Richardson Kathleen Ritchey James Riutta 50 Seniors Frank Ruvalcaba Rebecca Sailer Roberta Sailer Stephen Regennitter Crystal Rennemann Rachell Reyes r Robert Roark Christine Roberts Christine Rodriguez Denise Rodriguez Seniors 51 Jose ' Salviati Andre ' Samuels Frank Sanchez Thresa Sarrategui Rebecca San Roman Patricia San Roman Michael Scatamacchia Patricia Schiel Mary Schlichting Jim Saunders Patricia Schoenborn Yvette Serna Bill Ambrose can ' t gel his fill of books. Bernard Selcho Laura Saunders Debora Schoenhofen ■i I Tracy Pallon, are you wearing your grandfather ' s shorts? Richard Saunders ' Lisa Schreffler Mary Shelby Michelle Shapiro Seniors 53 Keith Sheppard Soo Jung Shin Mary Silva Velia Silva Janet Simmons Jeffery Sims James Skertich Ria Shoek Teresa Solferino 54 Seniors Silva Cedeno and Tracey Perry contribute their talents, also. Penny Kennedy and Enid Hernandez, What hams! Phillip Silva .«. 4. Charles Sloan Andrew Slorach Mark Smith Dennis Snaer Suzanne Soules Lowell Stambaugh Seniors 55 DO YOU REMEMBER PUZZLING OVER WORK? I. Michelle Brown and Lori Merstik — Do blonds really have more fun ' 2. Monica Miles, Steve Regennitter and Andy Barta don ' t seem to believe what Mrs. Hoffman ' s saying. 3.1s Mr. Glaspy really fascinating his govern- ment class? 4. Pam Pennix — And then she said 5. Rowland ' s most studious students (Don Drury. Mike Enzelde and Scott McAllister)? 6. Look. Mom. We really do study some times. 7. Hilario Raymundo and Debbie Tardival prefer not to notice the camera. •IBWiW- WH 56 Seniors Seniors 57 Carole Stevens Terri Stewart Charlene Sullivan John Sullivan Vickie Suter Tracy Taylor Tina Templin Miguel Terrazas 58 Seniors Curtis Tong Carol Tranberg Velanche Stewart ■cr 9-1 • Terri Swezey Shelley Terrell Dale Stocker Anthony Tetone Catherine Stoner Leah Strickland Stuart Thompson Darryl Tidwell Teresa Timmins Seniors 59 Sheryi Van Hulzen Darren Briggs, Cary Banks, and John Rowland dissect a motor. Mark VanPatten 1 Daniel Verssen Stephan Volkov Allen Vestal Katherine Volmer Miko bsso works on llio grinding wheel, tddie Andrade and Ron Groniines check oul Iheir tools 60 Seniors ■:--Sf  i„- :■ . Z; S tSiMiifVtt Benjamin Vargas o ' y, Priscilla Vasquez David Verdouw , m Grommes and John Stepp, the car needt a molar , Ed Hartman does some fine adjusting. Christopher Victoria Jennifer Volmer Bruce Vincent Sean Wallace Seniorf 61 63 Seniors Lynette Wilsey Kenion Baker, Gel that apple! Soo Shin has found the abili- ty to speak several languages a rewarding asset to have. Her command of the German lan- guage provided her opportuni- ty to study in Germany last summer. Soo Shin was born in Seoul. Korea, long after the Korean War had ended. She was elev- en years old when her family immigrated to America. She said the differences between the United States and Korea are vast. We eat more here and live more comfortably. She also stated that most Koreans feel that Korea has no future. There is always the fear of war in Korea, such as in the 1950 ' s. Soo Shin spent a month in Germany as a guest of the German government. She won the chance to go over hundreds of other students. The finalists were chosen after writing an essay in German. The competition was fierce. While there, Soo stayed with a German family, stud- ied at a German school, and toured various places. The highlight of her trip was a visit to East Berlin, where, she stated, The vast difference between East and West was clearly visible. Soo hopes to go into Computer Science as a career. She then plans on returning to Korea to teach for a while, but she will return. America is now my home. Ken Williamson Jo Ann Wilson Peter Wintersteller Beverly Wolf Pauline Wong Robert Wright r R Roy Sanchez- Joe Cool in the classroom. Emilia Ybarra Cynthia Young Thomas Young Brigitte Zambrano 64 Seniors BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS CERTIFICATE WINNERS Tanh Duong-Math Merritt Peterson-Music Doug Hilts-Trades Industry Richard Ballhagen-Art Snezana Ivanisevic-Social Studies Kim Phillips-Science Lori Palmer-Home Economics Virginia Gonzales-Foreign Language Patricia SanRoman-English Sharon Moy-Business Jean Swift-Drama (not shown) PLAQUE WINNERS Fine Arts Darryl Tidwell Vocational Arts Terri Swezey Liberal Arts Luis Marcelino Science Math Ken Ikari B Of A Winners 65 Most Athletic Sean Armstrong Most Spirited Jenny Volmer Friendliest Kim Phillips Class clown John Piazza 66 i PI r 1 p 1 ■ 1 M A -• 1 i 2] Most Talkative Ron Mesias 3I v « Best Smile Tracy Gilmour SENIOR STANDOUTS Best Personality Mary Schlichting m. - i ■■ ' Most Likely To Succeed Andy Casana 67 SENIOR REC NIGHT I. Flying paper airplanes at their age? 2. Jeanne Payne She ' s got the beatl 3. The Four Muskateers-Klho Choi. Rick Hernandez. Jim Wil- liams, and Tuey Thompson. 4. Donna Bybee will knock over anyone to get where she ' s going. 68 Senior Rec. Night Life (that little period that exists between birth and death) is a puzzle- ment, said the King of Siam. It is compounded of segments known as time that rush quickly by and disappear somewhere - no one knows where. And all that is left of time-past is lodged safely in my mind. As 1 sit at my desk waiting for time to pass, I realize how quickly the last four years have gone. I reflect on the growth that has occurred within my classmates and myself. I ' ve gained abundant amounts of knowledge and self assurance since the first day of high school. I recall how afraid I was at the beginning. The vastness of the school and its atmosphere over- whelmed and yet excited me at the same time. As time passed, adjustment came. I was still excited, but not over- whelmed. My Sophomore and Junior years passed by in a blur, leaving few standout memories, but much growth. My senior year was by far the most memorable segment of time, but passed the most quickly. How sad - the last rally, the last football game, the last dance, and the last hurried lunch on the mall. As I glance at the clock on the wall, I see that the hands have moved again. I get up, fasten my gown, walk to the mirror, and adjust my cap. I take one last look, for once again time has passed, and another segment has fallen into place. I say a last goodbye, knowing that time past will live forever in the recesses of my mind. Julie Carpenter i f % «% , ' ; -• ' I H:% lb RTSSPOI rr iPpPtTS SP0RTS SP irfPORTS SPORTS S 1?TS SPORTS SPORTS ! SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS I I. Coach Manning walks down the line, looking over his troops. 3 Sean Armstrong shows his outstanding running ability during a game i. Tuey Thompson, kiho Choi, and Sean Armstrong close in on a South Hills opponent. 4. Varsity Football Team. Row I Mr Drake. John Franco. Rick Hernandez. Armando Rosas. David Han. Andy Casana. Chip Hall. Craig Mason. Craig Tippings. Kiho Choi. Mr. Clay. Row 2. Ron Verdugo. Mike Esse. Mike Munoz. Mike Wilson. Gabriel Marillo. Carlos Rivas. Mike Jimenez. Craig Asendorf. Kevin Peterson Row i Coach Manning. Bob Markowski. John Sigal. Troy Reed. Richard Rios. Eddie Garcia. Jay Schnabl. Dick Cummings. Shawn Loh man. Jim Williams. John Piazza. Mr. Labato. Row 4 Brian Thomas. Sean Armstrong. Charlie Bullan. Eric Fairman. Mike Anzelde. Stan Hunt. Jim Schnabl. Juan Raymundo. Jim Goad. Mike Mortimer. Greg Jones. Row 5 Mr Betlar. Bobby Chacon. Tuey Thompson. Dana Harris. Bill Laucirica. Brent Baker. Todd Reagon. Jeff Smith. Sooho Choi. Ben Lamando. Mr. Killings- worth. 6. John Piazza gets an ankle taped by Mr. Revis. 73 Varsity Football •9 MANY UNEXPECTED CHANGES This year ' s football season brought many unexpected changes. While the returning coaching staff led the team through the first part of the season, the last three games were led by a new coaching staff. Coach Killingsworth was requested to resign due to several irregularities in following CIF rules and regulations. To express indignation over the requested resignation, coaches Bet- tar, Olay and Drake also resigned. Brad Manning, however, felt that the team deserved better treatment and elected to stay on and coach the remainder of the season. Coach Manning stated that even though the team lost all league games, they still had class. Their handling of problems both on and off the field was praise worthy. They played with a Never Say Die attitude and held on to the Raider Spirit in the face of great odds. It was a pleasure to work with this team, because their team spirit and pride is what athletics is all about. Rowland vs. Wilson 7-34 Edgewood 12-22 Los Altos 14-50 West Covina 0-28 Walnut 19-40 3 If k _ Varsity Football 73 ' •i: S - l X • liCSL I The Raider defense swarms in lo make the tackle 3. Todd Reagan and Stan Hunt close in on a Glendora opponent S Rick Hernandez makes another fine catch -4 John Piazza looks on. as Jim Williams receives help from one of the coaches. ? Denice hox and Maria Decorpo check the lime left in the game. 6. Greg Jones. Armando Rosas and Todd Reagan lead the Raider pack. 7 Troy Reed concentrates on the ball 8 Raiders run eagerly on the field, in hopes of victory. 74 Varsity Football Varsity Football 75 1 76 Frosh Football .. .; I. John Bell goes around for a long gain. 3 Rowland defenders close in on an opponent. 3. Frosh Soph Team. Row I David Artisfion. Enrico Bundalian. Pavid Cross. Robert De- poto, Pancho Flores, Mike Hageman, Greg Kelly. Leonard Mann, Henanne Myang. Hector Meza. Allen Powell. Kevin Jahanez. Gilbert Silva. Lee Williams Row 2- Tim Cummings, Jon Bell. Jeff Cleveland. Adelfo Emmanuelle. Roger Forsberg. John Harkins. Brett Kemp. Kenny Martinez. Nathan McMillon. Mark Mortimer. Anthony Rodriquez. Albert Scales. Sean Smith. Eric Wolden Row 3 Coach Ford. Steve Belmonte. Bryan Cole. Jeff Peasy. Tom Jenkins. Scott Evaro. Rudy Garcia. Eddy King. Peter Martinez. Danny Mendoza. Mark Moscal. Carlos Rodriquez. Eddy Schmack. Mike Vargas. Jill Palazolla. Cici Monge. Martina Takahashi Row 4 Coach Anderson. Danny Bitzer. Richard Conk- lin. Mike Digeto. Don Findling. Marvin Grinder. Richard Juarez. Andrew Lettman, Vince Martinez. Mike Metzger. Mike Rowland. Dave Ortiz. George Senteno. Raul Valdez, Michelle Rodriguez. 4 Coach Ford watches over his troops. 5. The Frosh Soph football team trots on the field. 6. The Rowland defense smashes an opponent. 7. There ' s nowhere to go. with the Rowland defense. Frosh-Footbal! 77 NO HOME COURT Because there was no home court during volleyball season, the volleyball team had to practice on the Quad and play the entire season away. However, they overcame these hardships and made it to the playoffs. Prior to the regular season the team played in the El Camino and La Puente tournaments. They made the consolation finals in the La Puente Tournament. During the league season their record was 8 wins and 7 losses. They placed third in CIF playoffs, but lost three straight to Louisville, the CIF Champions. Barrie Ebenkamp was named to the All League 1st. team, while Cindy Morrell and Debra Gruner were named to All League 2nd. team. Most Valuable Player award went to Cindy Morrell and Barrie Ebenkamp. The Coaches award went to Linda Barajas, and Connie Peregretti was named Most Improved. Coach Stewart stated: With only two seniors on the team this year, next year should be great. 78 Volleyball L Rowland vs. Edgewood 2 - 2 Los Altos 1 - 2 Wilson 2 - 1 West Covina 1 - 2 Walnut 0- 2 Edgewood 3 - Los Altos 0- 3 Wilson 3 - 2 Walnut 0- 2 Edgewood 2 - Los Altos 0- 2 Wilson 2 - West Covina 2 - West Covina 3 - 1 Walnut 0- 3 I. Girls Varsity Volleyball. Row I Jamre Carroll. Debbie Gruner. Virginia Vanherwaarden. Row 1 Charity Lambert. Norma Garcia. Connie Peregretti. Linda Barajas. Row 3: Cindy Parker. Corrle Kaspardlou. Sherri Williams. 2. Connie Peregrelti and Jamie Carroll block a shot. 3. Girls Frosh Soph Volleyball. Row h Mia Gall. Yung Cha. Shan Hatsuka. Rachel Flores. Lisa Poultre. Row 2 Tracy McEwen. Michelle Davis. Tina Lee. Lisa Fikes. Chris Mora. Ann PIcardo. Geral- dlne Cruz. Row i Coach VanZant. Valerie Voll. Sabrlya Bayatl. Carol Jones. Barb Williams. Lavendar Conqalka. Sydnle Jensen. 4. Debbie Gruner. Virginia VanHerwaarden. Jamie Carroll and Sherri Williams The Fearsome Four- some. 5. Corrie kaspardlou makes a shot. 6. Junior Varsity Team: Row I MIndy Chong. Sharon Victoria. Row 2: Steph- anie Gallego. Sherri Broyles. Jennifer Deveraux. Julie Jen- sen. Bobby McFarlen. Row 3 Karen Setter. Irene Reynolds, tun Kwon. Tonya Johnson. Theresa Coffee. Beverly Ka- beck, Coach Ferguson. Volleyball 79 GOOD SPIRITS REIGNED I. Varsity Tennis Team. Row I Treasha Elliott. Lily Lemos. Carol Wallace, Denise Burton. Wendy Portillo Row i. Coach Koerner. Jeanne Macias. Pebbie Tardlvel. Julie Payne. Tracy Hakala. Diane Bencomo. 2. Plane Bencomo shows us her form. 3. Penise Burton pretties herself up for the tennis court. 4 Wendy Portillo and Stacey Marquez get ready to show the opponent who ' s Numero Uno! 5 Jeanne Macias returns a serve. 6. Tracy Hakala stretches for the ball. 7. Jr. Varsity Tennis Team. Row h Thao Le. Joanna Valladares. Philoan Le. Rhonda Holingshed Row 1 Susan Baeza. Rose Reyes. Paula Jones. Gina Pelalorre Row i Maria Pecorpo. Jodi Bywater. Sherry Willoughby. Coach Urabe. Crystal Rennemann. Jill Pascos. Regina Dominguez. Although they tried and tried to win a match this year, the Girls Varsity Tennis Team came up short everytime. They played a competitive game and were strong in some areas, but no matter how hard they tried, they couldn ' t seem to win a match. The most disappointing loss was to Walnut, a team they would like most to beat. We would like to bump them off their throne, commented Jeanne Koerner, the coach. Mrs. Koerner enjoyed the team for no matter the situation, the girls retained their good spirits. The Most Valuable players on the team this year were Wendy Portillo and Stacy Marquez, and the Most Improved players were Diane Bencomo and Lily Lemos. All was not bleak in tennis-, however, for the Girls Jr. Varsity team placed third in the league. Congratulations. 80 Girls Tennis Iaa ' ■ ic A A V X 1, ' ' A v t KM Rowland vs. Edgewood 6-13 Los Altos 3-15 Wilson 6-Q West Covina 6-12 Walnut 1-17 Edgewood 6-12 Los Altos 4-14 Wilson 7-11 West Covina 8-10 Walnut 2-16 Edgewood 8-10 Los Altos 4-14 Wilson 7-11 West Covina 7-11 Walnut 1-17 1 o ei Girls Tennis 81 f % gs ' I. Varsity Waterpolo Team. Row I John Cunningham. Sean Harren. Row 3, Tim Ruiz. Leonard Canchola. Darren Blankenship. Jeremy Woo Sam. Row i Co Captain Jim Riutta. Tom Young. Co Captain Jose Salviati. Captain Gary Gray. 2 John Cunningham blocks a shot. i. Coach Hale checks stats with Carrie Eliott. 4. Frosh Soph Waterpolo Team. Row I Dawn Manley. Scott Dengwakl Row 2: Ed Ordonez. Danny Miles. Brian Bradshaw. Darrell Montague. Row 3; Rick Estrellado. Frank Moore. Jim Mackintosh. Debbie Teichmann. Brian Godwin. 5. Jose Salviati wards off a Wilson defender. 6. Jim Riutta. Waterpolo ' s MVP. 7. Junior Varsity Team. Row Sandy Salinas. Dorothy Brinkworth. Sonya Stamper. Row 2: Chris Al- varez. Tom Losonsky. Todd Smith. Scott Turner. Frank Sparks. Row i Tim Poole, Derric Broussard. Scott Morewood. Chuck Cachiara. Shawn By esley. 8._k Rowland player passes the ball. 5i - y- i 3 u v i o T ( 83 Water Polo VJ V a) f ) Rowland vs. Wilson 8 - M Rowland vs. Walnut 9- 8 Rowland vs. Los Altos 9 - 6 Rowland vs. Wilson 6 - 13 Rowland vs. Walnut 1 - 14 Rowland vs. Los Altos n - 13 ei NEVER LET DOWN The most exciting game for the Rowland Varsity Waterpolo team was a game they played against Los Altos and lost. They lost in a sudden death overtime 12-13. This loss placed the team in 3rd place for the Sierra League Championship. The team effort in this game, however, was the best ever. Coach Hale said, This team had the best attitude of any team I ' ve ever coached. They also improved the most. He noted further, This team ' s overall attitude as a whole was never let down- never quit. Outstanding players on the team were: Jim Riutta. Most Valuable Player; Tom Young, Most Improved; Gary Grey. Most Inspirational; and Darren Blankenship, Most Dedicated. The JV Waterpolo team finished the year with 14 wins and 4 losses, tying for league champs with Wilson. Tom Losonsky was named the Most Valuable Player on the JV team. Water Polo 83 Girls Varsity Scores Rowland vs. Walnut 44-20 West Covina 15-45 Wilson 2a 39 Edgewood 19-41 - Los Altos 27-28 1 1 ! t -4. SIERRA LEAGUE CHAMPS This year ' s Boys Cross Country team proved to be one of the most outstanding teams in the history of Rowland High School. It won more awards and had more people placed on honor teams than any previous year-, the most important was being Sierra League Champions. Steve Perez, an outstanding runner, was named to the All-Valley 1st Team and received the All-Valley Leather Lunger Award. Alberto Espinoza. Ken- ny Gallardo and L ennis Whitewere named to the All-Valley 2nd Team. The Girls Varsity Team also did an outstanding job this year. They finished second in the league. Cindy Hays and Erin Eicher were named to the All-Valley 1st Team, while Desiree Flores, Karen Gorman and Renee Nakayama were named to the All-Valley 2nd Team. Jim Brown who coach es both the boys and the girls teams led a very talent- ed group of athletes this year. He stated: I am just overly pleased with the complete team success and the overall attitude of the boys and girls. 84 Cross Country r ;■ Boys Varsity Scores Rowland vs. Walnut West Covina Wilson Edgewood Los Altos 4M7 15-45 15-45 16-39 19-36 3 I. Cindy Hayes leads the pack 3 Miguel Terrazes. Albert Espinoza. Jesse Carrasco and kenny Gallardo show why they were the best team in Row lands history i Mike Alcorn knows what its like to be lonely. 4. Varsity Cross Country Team Row I Steve Perez Row 3 Albert tspinoza. Kenny Gallardo Row i Miguel Terrazas. William Carrasco Row 4: Jesse Carrasco. Marly Silva 5 Cindy Hayes and trin Eicher block off a Los Altos defender 6 Desire Elores comes to the finish. 7, Varsity Girls Cross Country Team. Row I Pesiree Hores Row 3 Erin ticher. Daren Gorman Row i Dorinda Lindsey. Jean Wright Row 4 Susan Scatto. Renee Nakayama Row 5 Cindy Hayes, Jerri Henderson 8 Steve Perez takes the scenic route 9 The start of the race. Cross Country 85 I. Tim Price leaves a Walnut defender in the dust. 2. Cindy Hayes. Erin Eicher. and Desiree Flores — The Three Muskateers. i. Cross Country team Picture. Row I Richard Romero. Ashok Yerasi, Susan Scotto, Jean Wright. Karen Gorman. Renee Nakayama. Erin Eicher. Cindy Hayes. Desiree Flores. Jerri Henderdon. Donnda Lindsey. Mike Alcorn. Tim Price. Row 2 Bob Bassett. Tyson Lee. Geolf Perez. David Solas. Tony Grover. Ian Despatis. Chris Harrison. John Dixon. Chris Eitch. John Fox. Fermin Martinez. Richard Miranda. Scott Briggs Row i Miguel Terrazas. Steve Perez. Marty Silva. Jesse Carrasco. Albert Espinoza. Kenny Gallardo. Doug Carrasco. Billy Villarama. Daved Means. Dennis White. William Carrasco. Larry Edwards. Charlie Stem. 4. The Raiders leave after another victorious meet. 5 Albert Espinoza and Kenny Gallardo round the corner at a race. 6 A Raider that wishes he was at home in the pool. 7. Jean Wright goes all out for the last 50 yards. 8. Miguel Terrazes wedges his way to the front. 86 Cross Country Cross Country 87 Rowland vs. Edgewood 52 - 58 Rowland vs. Los Altos 67 - 78 Rowland vs. W. Covina 37 - 52 Rowland vs. Walnut 60 - 55 Rowland vs. Wilson 48 - 63 Rowland vs. Edgewood 59 - 42 Rowland vs. Los Altos 73 - 78 Rowland vs. Wilson 56 - 57 Rowland vs. W. Covina 70 - 94 Rowland vs. Walnut 44 - 59 I. Varsity Basketball Team Tom Mortimer. Kirk Wallace. Tim Shonka. Dave Ver douw. Jim Phillipi. Eddie Dominguez, Greg Jones. Ronnie Mesias. Todd Gudger. and Coach Stevenson. 2. Tom Mortimer attempts a free throw. 3 Todd Gudger comes down with the ball. 4. Richard Martinez, prepared for anything. 5 Kirk Wallace is outnumbered on the floor. 6. Jim Phillipi directs the play from the floor. 88 Varsity Basketball COVINA IS HIGHPOINT • • 0m M 4 The highpoint of this year ' s Varsity Basketball season was capturing the championship at the Covina Tournament in mid- season. Prior to the tournament the team had been playing average ball, but something came together at Covina, and the team performed almost faultlessly. The most outstanding game was the 49-47 victory over Los Altos. The last part of the season, however, proved disasterous, as the team lost their last four games. Their overall league record was 1 wins and 8 losses. Coach Stevenson said the comradery that was shown between team members was outstanding. Even though we didn ' t win as many games as we wanted, the players were always a pleasure to be around. Even though their record was poor, there were several outstanding performers on the team. Most Outstanding Player award this year went to Tom Mortimer, who also cap- tured the Most Valuable Player award at the Covina Tourna- ment. Eddie Dominquez and Todd Gudger also received awards at the Covina Tournament. Most Improved player awards this year went to Todd Gudger and Richard Martinez. Varsity Basketball 89 I. Eddie Dominguez practices for a lay up. 3. Todd Gudger warms up for the game. 3. Tim Shonka loses the ball. 4. Richard Martinez stands guard. 5. Dave Verdouw practices a lay up. 6. Tim Shonka keeps his eye on the ball. 7. Tom Mortimer, all alone on backcourt. 8. Eddie Dominguez brings the ball down court. 90 Varsity Basketball -r- Varsity Basketball 91 A BALANCED EFFORT I. The Varsity team has a meeting 2 Susan Geariety pulls down a rebound 3. VIrgma Gonzales says in your eye . 4. Girls Varsity Basketball Row I Coach Zigars Row i: Sandy Klapp. Tom Scotlo. Sharon Chaney. Deb bie Smith. Samantha Brooks, kim Carter, Susan Gear iety. Laura Markauski. Jeannie Payne. Virginia Gon zaies. 5. Sharon Chaney puts a move on a Wilson de fender. 92 Varsity Basketball The good balanced team effort by the players of the Girls Varsity Basketball team propelled them into the CIF playoffs for the second year in a row. Diana Zigars, the varsity coach, stated: It has been an outstanding season. We have achieved all the goals that we set for ourselves at the beginning of the season. One of those goals was to obtain a berth in the CIF. This goal was accomplished when the team tied for second in the league with a league record of 8 wins and 2 losses. The losses were to Walnut and Wilson. In the first round of CIF playoffs the girls were pitted against Bolsa Grande. This game almost brought the house down when Rowland edged Bolsa out by I point. This win placed Rowland in the second round of the playoffs. All of the girls contributed to a fine season, but the results would not have been as good without the efforts of the two girls who were chosen Most Valuable Players. These girls are Virgin- ia Gonzales and Susan Geariety. Rowland vs. Edgewood 54 - 30 Rowland vs. Los Altos 41 - 33 Rowland vs. West Covina 46 - 39 Rowland vs. Walnut 77 - 73 Rowland vs. Wilson 33 - 43 Rowland vs. Edgewood 51 - 30 Rowland vs. Los Altos 40 - 35 Rowland vs. Wilson 60 - 55 Rowland vs. West Covina 40 - 37 Rowland vs. Walnut 58 - 67 Varsity Basketball 93 JV-SOPH FROSH 94 Basketball I. Frosh Team. Row I Andrew Barlz. Kurt Watkins. Carleton Barringer. Billy Villorama. Jose Corpus. Row 2: George Senleno. Mike Rowland, Lee Williams. Sheldon Borson. Laurence Jones. Vmce Long. Paul Castanos. 2. Tom Burries walks on court. 3. Frosh Soph Team. Row Sharie Haitsuka. Jennifer Dever- aux. Sherri Cawthon. Tseday Aberra. Row 2 Shannon Walker. Lilian Tarin. Michelle Davis. Johnnie Ann Marquez. Regina Pominguez. Mia Gail. Row 3: Margie Piazza. Lisa Gray. Wendy Crawford. Kim Caudill. Tanya Cox, Rondee Beutter. Lavender Kingaika. 4 JV Team. Row Eddie Johnson. Jim Bywaler. Douglas Linsay. Dennis Nadal. Paul Tecson. Tony Burries. Row 1. Dino LaB- lanca. Jim Welsh. Ron Mass. Mike Mortimer. Malhew Tern. Coach Garcia. 5. Sophomore Team. Row . McArthur Alegre. Row 2; Ken Chong. Ezekiel Rodri- guez. Ron Reblando. Steve Gomez. Roger Chang. Honore Aubert. Richard Rios. Richard Leon. Mike Williams, Robert O ' Neal. 6. Cindi McLean jumps for the ball. 7. JV Team. Row Catonya Johnson. Leslie Leon. Vergie Humboldt. Kennie Brothers. Row 3 Silvia Lee. Tonya Johnson. Dindy McLean. Corrie Kaspardlov. Fun Kwon. Cheliiha Depriesi. Basketball 95 I. Leif Larson is making sure the ball is lined up right. 3. Such coordination Aaron Meeks h as. 3. Eric Meeks is concentrating on his swing. 4. Ron Fernquist makes a careful putt. 5. Golf Team. Kneeling Troy Learning. Mike Hernandez Standing: Aaron Meeks, Eric Meeks. Leif Larson. Ron Fernquist. Ken Ikari. 6. How far is Troy Leaming going to hit the ball? 7. Mike Hernandez puts onto the green. 96 Golf BY ONE STROKE Losing last year ' s league championship by one stroke made the golf team more determined than ever to win the league this year. Mr. Revis, the coach, stated: There will be a very close race with Los Altos for the league championship this year. The team possesses many outstanding players. In the 1981 season the team won many awards and recognitions. Eris Meeks was league champion, placed 3rd in GIF, and placed lOth in the state overall. Aaron Meeks was league runner-up and placed 12nd in GIF. Rob Fernquist and Ken Ikari placed on the all league 2nd team. The most improved golfer on the team is Troy Learning, while Mike Hernan- dez was the Most Valuable JV player last year. This year the team feels their additional experience will enable them to duplicate and improve on last year ' s successes. Golf 97 OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS 98 Gymnastics 1-3. Andy Barta gets up onto the bar. prepar- ing for a difficult maneuver, goes into a hand stand, and finally stoops into an Inlocated Giant. 4. Gymnastics Officers: Row I Lowell Stanbaugh. Andy Barta. Row 2: Tim Russell, Greg Baltierra. Coach Dave Martin. Caroline Jones. 5. Gymnastics Varsity Team; Row I: Gary LaRose. Suzy Haitsuka. Trisha Elliot, Shelly Flores. Dwyane Adams. Row 2 Sam Caban. Danny LaRose. Ron Flores. John Win- tersteller. Robert Larson. Gary Mariallie. Manuel Mores. Row i Richard Smith. Dan Randall. Phil Silva. Paul Peloso. John Rowland. Mike Mattes. Ken Mayhue. Darin Nokes. Andy Barta Lowell Stanbaugh. 6. Lowell Stam- baugh. an artist on the rings, does an L Cross. 7 Phil Silva does an L Lever on the parallel bars. Gymnastics 99 - ; Style and grace are two words that aptly describe Rowlands Gymnastic team. The team again, as in the last year, kept up their tradition of being strong contenders in both the Sierra League and the CIF. The team had seven returning competi- tives who did well his year: On the horse. Ken Mayhue; on the rings, Lowell Stanbaugh, John Row- land and Mike Mattes-, on the parallel bars, Paul Peloso and Phil Silva; and on the horizontal bar, Andy Barta. This team brought many medals home to Rowland this year because of their outstanding individual performances. 100 Gymnastics ! L STYLE $ GRACE I Gymnastics JV Team Row L Scolt Ringwald. Lori Marshall. Helen Wilson. Marlene Miramon. Nita Curren. Linda Bryers and Theresa Cacuiccioto. Row 2 Bob Munger. Jim Melz. Kevin Sanchez. Greg Barnhart. Ed Bullan. Ruben Cedeno. Robert Bennett. Marcus Ariaz and Robby Silva. 2. A Scale isn ' t as easy as Suzy Hailzuka makes it seem, i John Rowland has mastered the L Lever on the rings 4. Marcus Ariaz holds a V Lever for the count. 5. Mike Mattes performs an Iron Cross faultlessly. 6 8. Ken Mayhue. a master on the horse, performs a Loop and then goes into a Hop Scissor during his routine. Gymnastics 101 ' The best ever baseball team took the field for Rowland this year. Led by Andy Casana, Mi- cah Embry, Craig Tippings, John Piazza, and Keith Sheppard, the team was a sure-thing to finish among the top three in league play. Part of the reason for the strength of the team had to have been the fact that only three players were lost to graduation last year. Because the team members were used to playing together, they functioned better as a team. I. Varsity Team. Row I: Keith Sheppard. Craig Mason. Richard Hawk. Craig Tippings. Dave Leabman. Carrie Bank. Row 2; John Piazza. Henry Garcia. Sean Halley. John Hall. Andy Casana. Dick Cunimings. Row 3: Jim Goad, Mike Stevens. Jim Saunders. Shawn Loman. Dan Murphy, Micah Embry. Craig Butler. 3 Keith Sheppard connects for a home run. 3. J V. Team. Row I tddie Garcia. Rod Ciancitto, Stev e Munoz, Mike Williams, Rod tngle, Carlos Rivas. Row 2: Coach Chavez, Jeff Smith, Chris Urrea. Russell Ferriera, Gordon Dodridge. Mike Udo. Paul Setter. Bob Markoski. 4. Craig Tippings and Coach Urabe talk over strategy. 5. John Piazza imitates Pete Rose. 6. OOOPs Micah Embry misses the catch. 7. Frosh Team Row I: Maureen Mar- quez. Erie Walden, Anthony Rodriquez. Chris Gallego, John Molla, David Wood. Row 2 John Katzaroff, Carlos Rosriquez, Pancho Flores. Albert Scales, Billy Wolfrum. Brian Sheppard. Row 3: Danny Bitzer, Sean Smith, Guy Fox. Jim Canseco. Raul Valdez. Coach Manning. 102 Baseball BEST EVER Baseball 103 ' RETURNING PLAYERS ' I. Debbie Gruner gets ready to swing. 2. Cindy Morrell makes the throw to first. 3. Eriinda Delgado pitches and the umpire called. Strike i 4. Jamie Carroll makes the out at first. 5. Coach Zigars must be pleased with her team. 6. Blowing Bubbles is an art to Karen Johnson. 7. JV Team Row Leslie Leon. Kim Husting. Yvette Aguilera and Jeanette Delgado. Row 3: Darlene Nelson, Krislina Ouiroz. Marichu Magno. Tseday Aberra. Theresa Coffey. Row 3 Linda Parmelee. Liz Holt. Debbie Smith. Shelly Hill. Lavender Kongaika. 8. Varsity: Row h Karen Johnson. Jamie Carroll. Connie Alvarez. Dawn Skinner. Row 2: Sandy Klapp. Cindy Morrell. Debbie Gruner. triinda Delgado. Alicia Gillis. Row 3: Cindy Parker, Sharon Chaney. Toni Scotto. Sheri Williams, Coach Diana Zigars. I ■ 104 Softball This year all returning players make up the Varsity Team. Prior to league play Coach Zigars stated. Because of the teams experience we foresee our season as being very competative with league place- ment being either 1st or 2nd. The team has a host of very adaptive players; among them are 3rd base, Sandy Klapp-, short stop, Debbie Gruner; pitcher, and 2nd base, Eriinda Delgado-, outfield, Sheri Wil- liams; and 1st base and pitcher, Jamie Carroll. Sandy Klapp, Debbie Gruner, and Eriinda Delgado were all league players last year. Also this year the team has some new comer stand-outs. These are freshmen pitcher Connie Alvarez and junior infielder Dawn Stunner. Softball 105 HIGH HOPES i .--.ih « NS CJ ' 5«J«NV v . « I. Clair KawagishI looks tired buy keeps trying. 2. Tommy Losonski gets ready to pull ahead i. Girls Varsity Swim Team: Row I Sonya Stamper. Maria Salviati and Dorothy Brinkwork. Row 3 Monica Courtney. Caroline Willard. Audrey Bucanac. Jennifer Owens and Michelle Rodriguez. Row 3i Jackie York, Joy Beers. Sharon White. Debbie Teichmann and Claire Kawa gishi. 4. Boys Varsity Swim Team Row I Scott Turner. Chris Alvarez, and Shawn Blakesley Row 2. Darren Blankenship. Tom Losonsky. Chuck Chuchiara and Jim Burkhart Row 3 Scott Morewood. Leonard Canchola. Gary Grey. Todd Smith and Frank Sparks. Row 4: Coach Hale. John Cunningham. Sean Harren. Jose Salviati and Tim Ruiz. 5. Boys JV Swim Team Row I: Ed Ordonez, and Lee Eller. Row 2: Frank Sparks. Scott Turner. Chris Alvarez, and Kirk Hersick. Row 3 Coach Flale. Frank Moore. Rick Estrellado. Chuck Cuchiara and Tom Marchetti. 6. Darren Blankenship. Is the breast stroke that tiring? 7 Jose Salviati gives his best til the end. 8 What stylel What formi Who IS that man?! 9. Girls JV Swim Team Row I Janet Drysen. Dawn Manley. and Chen Galvez. Row 2. Cindy Waltman. Adri enne Estrada. Mandy Gardner and Sabriya Bayati. Row 3: Donna Stroger. Shanna Bezuhly. Kelly Cuchiara. Carol Flores and Kelly Reardon. 106 Swimming MlllM lt%%A ' ■ttt : ' - uniiw WffHi Swimming still remains one of the toughest sports in league to win. Coach Hale states: Var- sity will be hard pressed to win a meet this year. The team, though, held high hopes for the season, as the team as a whole possessed more depth and the best swimmers had faster times over-all than in previous years. Outstand- ing swimmers on the boys team are Gary Gray, who is a shoo-in for CIF finals, and Jose Salviati. who is a possible CIF contender. The girls varsi- ty swim team, who was shooting for a 2nd or 3rd in league competition, was a much stronger team this year. They also possessed more depth, partly because of the twelve returning swimmers, 5 of which had received letters last year. Outstanding swimmers on the girls team were Jennifer Owens, Monica Courtney, Debbie Tiechman, Sonya Stamper, Sandy Salinas and Clair Kawagishi. Swimming 107 HIGHER STANDINGS r t f H 108 Badminton The second year of coed badminton created changes in the balance of players. More boys went out for the team and sometimes proved to be the stronger players. Barbara Grund, team coach, commented. The girls are still strong, though, because of past years ' experience. Top seated for girls singles is Debbie Tardival, who started her league season with all wins against Los Altos and Wilson. Outstanding girls doubles are Lily Lemos and Renee Ruiz. While the boys are new and have needed time to develop their talents, Kirk Mustain and John Zabola have shown their ability by becoming top boys in doubles. Optimism is a key word for the team as they try for a higher standing in league play. I. Coach Grund explains the day ' s strategy to the team. 2. Outstanding singles player Debbie Tardival returns the birdie. 3. Boys outstanding dou- bles, John Zabala and Kirk Mustain. get ready to play. 4. Varsity Team. Row I: Carol Wallace. Sheri Broyles. Row 2 Debbie Tardival. Renee Ruiz. Lily Lemos. Keni Brothers, Roger Honger. Coach Barbara Grund. Row 3 John Zabala. Kirk Mustain. Craig Asendorf. Steve Rhodes, Derek Fryer. Tien Le. 5. J.V. doubles Cathy DeCorpo and Wendy Portillo obviously enjoy the game. 6. Lily Lemos, wheres your partner? 7. J.V. Team. Row I Stacy Marquez, Wendy Portillo, Haydee Garcia, Maria Zate, Karen Orozco, Paula Jones. Rose Reyes. Row 3: Chris Victoria. Cathy DeCorpo. Thao Lee. Julie Jensen. Yolanda Flores. Jodi, Bywater. Chris Ching. Hoong Nyuken. Row 3: Tom Ammon. Angela Paibul. Catarina Borjeson. Debbie Gately. Jon Sigal. Davis Abbott. Terence Way, Casey Veloso. Badminton 109 no Track ENTIRE EFFORT I. Terry Mathes gives his all at the end of the relay. 2. Cindy Hayes is about to pass a South Hills girl. 3. Sean Armstrong stretches for the finish line and a time of 10.0 in the 100. 4. Coach Brown looks over the scores. 5. Steve Perez, open your eyes so you can see where you ' re going. 5. Denise Burton makes hurtling look easy. 7. Doug Hilts pole-vaults with ease. 8. Steven Regenetter performs a Fozberry flops over the high jump bar. Track III 10 Track ALL TOGETHER I. Varsity Girls. Row I Michelle Bencomo, Susan Scotto. Denise Burton. Erin Eicher. Tifany Mature Row i. Cory Kasperoff. Jeniffer Peverox. Liz Loya, Alison Bourne. Lisa Garber; Row 3: Karen Gor- man. Deseri Flores. Cindy Hays. Rene Na- kiama. Kelly Eicher. 2. Danny Brooks makes a beautiful shot put. 3. Tifany Ma- ture does a good Long Jump. 4. Joseph Perez clears the bar on his vault. 5. Varsi- ty Boys. Row I: Denis White. Terry Mathis. Denis Nadal. Kenny Gallardo. Al- berto Espinoza, Steve Perez; Row 2 Rich- ard Ballhagen. Charlie Bullen. Kevin Peter- son. Jessie Carascco. Miguel Terazas. Steve Andraes, Doug Hilts. Ben Seico; Row 3 Lannie Richardson. Steve Reggennitter. Steve Kreider. Wayne Mass. Troy Reed. Danny Brooks. Mike Mortimer. David Means. Louie Perez. Armando Rosas. Sean Armstrong. Efren Baca. 6. Mrs. Koerner records the times. 7. Desiree Flores run- ning for the finish line. 8. Susan Scotto gives an excellent hand off to Erin Eicher. Track 113 I. Wayne Mass goes for it alll i. Samantha Brooks warms up before a meet. 3. Adrlenne Henderson and Michelle Miller fight for the finish. 4. Marty Martin, Scott Thomas and Jon Bell beat out a Claremont opponent. 5. Soph Frosh Team: Row I Mark Mortimer. Mac Alegre. Eddie Placencio. Geoff Perez. David Salas. Jaime Vellanoweth. Curt Watkins. Scott Evard. Scott Thomas. Row 2: Jason Magallanes. Charlie Stem, Doug Carasco. Hien Vu. Paul Movido. Bobby Rowland. Keven MacCormick. Wayne Wall, Leonard Mann, William Carasco, David Jumper, Jon Bell. Row 3: Chris Fitch, Jay Lee. David Lindly. Bob Basset. Roger Chang, Marty Martin, Richard Juarez, Scott Briggs. Brian Cole, David White, Chris Harrison. 6. Cathy Allen brings home a Goldl 7. JV Team: Row - Monique McAllister, Michelle Miller, Melody Booker, Adrienne Hender- son. Row 2. Kim Ritter. Alicia Aubry, Debbie OShanghnessy, Stephanie Arteberry. Row i: Keli Butler, Dorinda Lindsey, Cathy Allen. 114 Track FOR A WIN The most obvious difference between this year ' s track and last at Rowland is the events became coed. Races were still run separately, but all meets and all practices were com- bined. The boys track coach. Coach Brown, said of his team. They were much more well rounded this year - better in field events than last year. Outstanding players for the boys were graduating seniors Sean Armstrong, with 2 school records, and Steve Perez, with 4 school records. In girls track the strong contenders were Erin Eicher, Denise Burton, Cindy Haye, and Tiffany Maturo. Their coach, Jeanne Koerner felt that the team grew in ability this year, with many strong distance runners and fine hurdlers added to the tt?m. She emphasises, however, that al- though nrong players help win points, it is the entire t fort of the team that puts it all together for a win. Track 115 THE FUZZBALLERS ff Man the nets was heard each day this year, as Rowland ' s tennis team took to the courts every day to hone to perfection their backhands, fore- hands, and lobs. Departing seniors left this year ' s Tennis team somewhat weaker, but the team is so competitive, this edge should disappear. Coach Livingston stated: Realistically our goal was to place 3rd. and we were hoping for a nd place in league. The goal of most team members, though, was to beat Walnut. Outstanding players on the team this year were all returning lettermen. They include Jose Sambas. Steve Taw and Marty Silva. 116 Tennis I. Varsity Tennis Team Row I Steve Taw. Marty Silva. Robert Roda. Row 1. Jose Sambas. Jim Nicola. Chris Kocli. Troy Kelley. Pavid Bencomo. 2. Steve Taw ' s powerful serve is an example of how good the Fuzzbaliers can smack the ball i. Coach Livingston and Bill McNamara. observe the tennis players with interest? 4. Robert Roda gels ready for a backhand. 5 Marty Silva goes to his assigned court. 6 The doubles team of Larry Alcorn and Robert Gavela are an awe- some learn 7, JV Team: Row I Mark Moscal. Greg Kelly. Scott Zavala. Andy Fahmy. Mike Brizendine. Row 2: Rick Iwig, Larry Alcorn. Brian Hanlon. Robert Gavela, Craig Horie. Tennis 117 2 IN A ROW A ft fj) « A W A ■ r J H bT] ? M| i ii Rowland vs. vs. Los Altos W. Covina 37 - 24 Rowland 39 - 30 Rowland vs. Walnut 50 - 21 Rowland vs. Wilson 34 - 30 Rowland vs. Edgewood 36 - 24 ■■ --- - , For the second year in a row, Rowland High School ' s Wrestling Team became Sierra League Champions. While their overall score was 19 wins and 4 losses, they were able to sweep every team in the league. Coach Harris stated, This year ' s team worked very hard, and all of their accomplishments were well earned. Three of the varsity wrestlers that advanced to CIF were Chip Hall. Chris Victoria and Vince Mendoza. The other two teams also did a great job this year. The JV team placed second in the league with a 4 and I record, while the Frosh-Soph team defeated every team, becoming Sierra League Champs with a 9 and record. lis Wresiling I JV Wrestling Team Row I Tom Ammon. David Han. Sooho Choi. Jun Cha. Steve Belmonte. Row 2 Joe Pereira. Bobby Radtke. Greg Espinoia. Gill Barnett. Bill McNamara. Ron Gray. 3, Coach Harris discusses techniques with Gabriel Muriiio. 3. John Roselli tries to get a winning hold. 4. Varsity Wrestling Team Row I Pavid Salas. Vince Mendoza. Steve Carbaial. Phil Estrada. Brian Bullock. Chris Victoria Row 2 Vince Campos. Dennis Tong. Chip Hall. Greg Deleon. John Roselli. Eric Fair- man. Mike Garia. Gabriel Munllo 5 Erosh-Soph Wrestling Team Row I: John Divon. Randy Erealman. Nathan McMillon. Tony Moon. Jim Elores. Ed Ordonez. Tom Bradburn. Pete Mar- tinez. Paul Prybylla. Scott Thomas Row 3 Erank Sparks. Ted Widgerson. Tim Cicciarelh. Rudy Garcia. Mark Mortimer. Scott Evard. Shawn Eairman. Mike Deghelto. John Harklns. Row i Jay Schnabl. Robert Chacon. Dan Ouir k. Harold Sneath. Danny Reed. Mike Belzer. Mike Metzger, Erank Hall. Jeff Helm. Tom Jenkins 6 Greg Espinoza executes a Cross Eace. Greg Espinoza and opponent get ready to resume the match. 8. Vince Mendoza get ready set - go. 9. The referee advises the team on rules prior to the match Wrestling 119 TEAM IMPROVES I. Mark Harrison hustles for the ball. 2. Jose SalviatI guards the goal. 3. Varsity Team Row h Ted Kim. Brent Baker. Jose SalviatI. Mark Gongales. Shawn McGuill. Row 2: Jimit Mehta, Rich Jaramillo, Brian Hanlon. Rob St. Onge. Darren Blanken- ship. Rick Saunders. Pele Wintersteller. Row 3: Roberto Roda. Sebastian Gonza- lez. Mark Harrison. Su Chon. Steve Kreider. Sean Greer. Jin Lee. Leonard Can chola, Cabot Benavides-asst. coach. 4. Coach Wentz discusses the next play with Jin Lee. 5. Su Chon is ready to receive the ball. 6. JV Soccer Team: Row L Liz Holt. Susan Scotto. Tammi Johnston. Row 2 Erick Wolden. Kyung Kim. Hector Manzauno. Kevin Bowler. Jun Paik. Ray Coronado. Dean West. Row 3: Dennis Calderon. John Scammacca. Jim Emery. Garrett Mullenaux. Robert Gavela, Larry Alcorn. Billy King. 1 f-- -- 4 120 Soccer Rowland vs Rowland vs Rowland vs Rowland vs Rowland vs Rowland vs Rowland vs Rowland vs Rowland vs Walnut West Covina Edgewood Los Altos Wilson Walnut West Covina Edgewood Los Altos as 3-1 2-1 2-6 2-5 a3 a2 1-2 e iSlJLmaLS The team this year was much better than in the past, stated Mr. Wentz, coach of the varsity team. With the move of some of last year ' s players to varsity and further development of the returning varsity players, we were able to win easily a couple of times. The team also played very competatively, enabling them to win a few close games. The varsity league record was 2 wins and 8 losses. The Frosh-Soph team continued to improve throughout the season. Their league record was 2 ties, 5 wins and 3 losses. The varsity team will be able to draw some very good players from this team next year. Even though soccer is a relatively new sport at Rowland, the teams have made a good showing for themselves. The Most Valuable Player award this year went to Jose Salviati, while Most Improved honors was given to Rich Saunders. The Coaches Award, a most sought- after award, went to Rich Jaramillo. Soccer I2 7 .■ W. ' 00 - -  « - ■= • ■i gi c I KACC !.TY E Kcu ULTY FACULTY FACQ TY FACULTY FACULTY I FACULTY FACULTY FAC rri7AT«i iv FACULTY FACUL TY FACU LTY FAC ULTY FACULTY FACUL TY FACULTY FACULTY Mt ULT Y FA CULT ADMINISTRATION m ir ' ffzf Counselors Robert Perfetti. Sue Thomas, Jim Cappuccilli. Sarah Gipson, Bob Silva. 124 Faculty Ai?■ ■« i -■iZ-. vJi ' ■ ' ;«L;«: :L w■■i.■.■f? :i:i Faculty 125 dents have upon teachers as jve figures that |m quite human. So e decided to find out xner or not the stereo- e put upon teachers are :urate. In our search, ny interesting facts have en discovered about our itaff, and we want to share them with you. Then you may draw your own conclu- sion about our faculty. Are they human-or not? ■% : ' RSSPEND TIME WITH FAMILIES I. Mr. Beeson and children - Josh and Danica. 2. Mrs. Hynes and her husband, Danny, i. Mr. Catanzaro and wife. Linda. 4. Pam Ford and daughter. Erin. 5. Mr. Gardner with his wife, Brigitte. and daughter Karen. 6. Rub a dub dubl Four men in a tub. Mr. Baumunk and Darren. Jeff, and Kelli. Faculty 127 Jim Brown English Jerry Burtis Art Pat Christensen Reading Gary Clark English 128 faculty Craig Baumunk Math Joe Beeson English Vera Benoit Reading George Bettar Ind. Arts Jim Callaway Math John Catanzaro Music William Chavez Science Ruben Chamorro Foreign Lang. iris Cohick Math Betty Collup Nurse Kathy ' Connaughton Title I Dave Cook Science Wendell Eriksson Soc. Sci. ■r iJ Hvv Betty Ferber Home Ec. jjjjjj Pat Ferguson English Dick Ferrell Ind. Arts Pam Ford Home Ec. Stan Ford P.E. Jim Fotinakes Science Pat Frostholm English 130 Faculty Most studiBll lffnk that teachers weiM UUIII UIU. After much research, the staff found four that had at one time been children. Can you guess who they are? Mr. GuUett was followed by his harem on halloween. n Faculty Dianne Grosenbach Home Ec. George Guilett Music Two pictures of Raleigh Philp came in — both with beautiful women. Linda Hoffmam Raleigh Philps and Carol Hoffman Some teachers are just plain irresistible. Raleigh Philpt and Patty Lane Faculty 133 Pam Hochstrosser Spec. Ed. Carol Hoffman English Roger Hull Math Cathy Hynes Soc. Sci. The water has always held a special appeal for people. Some like to lay on the sand and listen to the surf; oth- ers enjoy the water itself. As others, teachers, too, are drawn to where life itself began. way en|oy a ,J I Donna Malbon and husband find sailing to be delightful. 134 Faculty ' «inri.«saa;r-:r Betty Fcrber masters the art of jet skiing. Al Lozano Spec. Ed. Jody Lock Soc. Sci. Mary Ann Lucio Work Exp. Donna Malbon Home Ec. 1 RHHSpiP 5 ' .  . - p r m ' ' ' ' ' f 2in . Betty Collup relaxes i 1 1 Sandra Gurney rides Old Paint Brad Manning Business Dave Martin Spec. Ed. Dennis Maust Ind. Arts Al Murguia Math Eileen Noelte Math Dave Orr Soc. Sci. Faculty 137 Teachers enjoy a variety of outdoors activ ties when they are not in the classroom. Ij Tom Rosenstein Soc. Sci. Jim Brown soars across the sand dunes. Craig Snyder P.E. Vance Socash Ind. Arts 140 Faculty Dave Taylor English Ron Urabe Science Ron Smith is one of them. He got to be the engineer on The McCIoud River Railroad. Carolyn Waska Spec. Ed. Steve Waylett Soc. Sci. Le Wentz Math Bill Whinnery Soc. Sci. Faculty 141 question that often comes on campus ... Is Mr. Bau- munk as nutty off campus as he is on campus? We came to a conclusion that he isl! District Management Team John Mattson, Stanley G. Oswalt, Richard Angarola, Dolores A. Smith, Superintendent George Dibs, and Sharon Robinson. Faculty 143 144 Campus Aides CAMPUS AIDESt I. Campus Police: Steve Willkomn, Wilbcrt Dunn and Jim Mathers. 2. Custodians: Izzy Guerrero, Efrei Garcia and Don Letterman. 3. R.O.P.: Row I; Arlene Dunajski, Barbara Wood, and Linda McCullough. Row 2: Richard Rodriguez, Sherman Keller and Vance Socash. 4. Campus Aides: Row I: Beverly Bar- nett, Molly Bradley. Joan Ferris and Debbie Horvath. Row 2: Yerasi Daxayan, Heather McDonald. Janet Kramer and Barbara Mathews. 5. Cafeteria: Row I: Lil Wisheski, June Takeuchi. Virginia Olivas. Greta Bizub and Eva Petri. Row 2: Millie Britton. Rose Rasino, Betty Lane. Karen Blankenship. Bobbie Ross, Lillian Roach, Margaret Udo and Ul Brown. 6. Secre- taries: Row I: Pat Canary. Mary Watson, Norene Mitchell, Sheryl Davis, Peggy Hisatomi. Janice Lee, Jeane McNall, Linda Peacock. Row 2: Carrie Jack- son, Maria Hopkins, Lucille Haas, Pat Henry, Marion Garcia and Doris Schulz. Campus Aides 14 ' Nv V,: ' f  r y iO j NjV.. 4 I V . A .V -% ■4.- ONDE ECLA SSM SSMENUNDERC UNDERCLA ME N UNDERCl LASSMEN UNDERCL ?3iv EN UNDERCLA SSMEN UNJQ ' ' ' CLASS UNr DERCLASS MEN UNDR V._ V Ir ■ A CCh ■Ae ' yrpted Nancy Abarf .1 Arlrnc Atunj Font A(J(JfO Roberl Agr.iv.intc Yvcllc Afjuilcra Dominique AUrala C.iIrK k All -il.i Mikr Al( orn David AlfjcT Calhcrmo Allen Hizabeth Allen Richard Allin.m Lync Ambrosi ' Thomas Ammon Jeffrey Ar)asta ' ;i I ilia Anay.i Deiiise Anderson iljondr.l Anderson f ' amela Anderson Ml( ha ) Andrea ' . Mauro Anienui 1 1 Mario Apodal .1 Jaf kie Ana ' ; Wesley ArTristronv; Julie Arnold Mariann Artishon Teresa Ascndorl Malhcw Atwood Anthony Avila Chris Aycrs Steven Baeza Charles Ball Cary Bank Daniell Barbato Cathy Baribault Debra Bark Christine Barlow Gill Barnelt Phillip Barnelt James Barnhart 150 Juniors vp O Susana Barriga Manuel Barrios William Bartz Ralph Basilio Donato Bautisia Joy Beers George Bence Kim Berdin Shauna Bezuhly Paula Biggs Leroy Blakeman Darren Blankenship Amanda Blessum Shannon Booth Bill Boots fclla Bosrock Darren Boyettc Shannon Braden Barbara Branscome Vernon Brezinski Dean Briggs Raylene Primer Dorothy Brinkwonh Michael Rrizendine Samantha Brooks Mary Brosman Peggy Brothers Derrick Broussard Juniors 131 James Brown Linda Brown NIcolet Brown Tracey Brown Sherl Broyles Audrey Bucanac Charles Bullan Denlse Burton Shawn Burton Pauline Bustamante Craig Butler Mark Byers Jim Bywater Rhonda Camf Paul Campagnolo Nancy Campbell Vince Campos Leonard Canchola Pete Cano Kelly Caraway Steve Carbaial Clifford Carlson Marco Carrillo Jamie Carroll Timothy Carter Sandy Castagliola Annette Castro Kathy Castro Cynthia Cavner Cindy Cawthon Dean Cazett Junkyu Cha James Chambers Dorothy Chan Joyce Chaney Cindy Chang Christine Charles Lionel Chavez Lorena Chavez Alice Chen Annie Chen Josephine Cheng Christopher Ching Su Y Chon Renee Ruiz daydreams of her knight in shining armor 152 Juniors Min Chong Eva Chow Reece Christian Ivy Chua Jennifer Chun Way Chung Mary Churich Robert Ciancitto Lenore Cisneros Anna Clark Jennifer Co Ramona Collet flint Conklin Gena Conner Jose Coronado Roderick Coronel tmmanuel Corpus Paula Cortner Connie Cottrell Monica Courtney Pebble Cox Francis Culberson Natalie Culp Danny Cunningham Melody Cunningham Reva Curran Jaunita Curran Charles Daggett Rhoda Daniels Tina Davis Roland Deanda Soma Del Valle Nicole Delacroix lenny Denmark Sara Dennis Chelett DePriest Shellie Despatis Janlne Devereaux Israel Diaz Dean Dickhout Scott Dilay Sheri Doctor Gordon Doddridge bddie Domlnguez Juniors 153 Marie Dorton Sherri Dorton Michael Drake James Drysen Marcus Duhamel Kary Dunn Laurie Duran Michael Dwyer Jason Eaton Dan Ebner Barrie Ebenkamp Christina Eckert Charlene Egizi Kelly Eicher Charles Elkins Monalis Ellington Rodney Engel Aaron Esparza Marco Esparza Alberto Espinoza Ana Estrada Jonathan Eul Kerry Everett Joseph Fahmy Dawn Fechtig Gary Ferguson Robert Fernquist Patricia Ferreira Henry Garcia puckers-up for the photographer. 154 Juniors Russell Ferreira Jennifer Flores Yolanda Flores Tommie Foster Katherine Fox Todd Freitas Richard Fritzler Gilbert Gabriel Patricia Gadd Michelle Gaines Kelly Gallegher Stephanie Gallego Doreen Gallegos Paul Gallegos Mary Gano Lisa Garber Eddie Garcia Fred Garcia Haydee Garcia Henry Garcia Josefa Garcia Norma Garcia Patricia Garcia Ramona Garcia Thomas Garcia Mandy Gardner Deborah Gately Randy Gatica Alicia Gillis Robin Glenn Tommy Goad Danelle Godec Cindy Goldman Diane Gomez Mark Gonzales Sebastian Gonzalez Raymond Goodman Stephanie Gould Kevin Greene Rick Grehn Juniors 155 I 156 Ju I. Robert Skaggs and Renee ' McDonald find Iheir class interesting 3 Martin kawai and Rudy Ruess perform C.P.R. in Mr. Kanis ' class 3. Debbie Rata|czyk says. Now What? A Roxanne Grinder is always laughing at something. 5 Johanna Valladares turns away and smiles, to avoid looking at her hamburger 6. What, did you say Journey? exclaims Phyllis Martinez. 7 Danny Larose. Is this the start of a new career? Juniors 157 Roxanne Grinder Elizabeth Grover Laura Guastella Mark Guerrero Alicia Gutierrez Victor Gutierrez Renee Hadley Deanne Hagar Suzy Hailsuka Paul Hall Debra Hamilton David Han Thomas Hanna Sheryl Hannah Daniel Hansen Lisa Harkins Diane Hartel Rohnda Helm Kara Heminger Dana Henkel Edward Hernandez Eric Hernandez Joanne Hernandez Jose Hernandez Michael Hernandez Lorri Herrin Richard Herring Judith Heusner Victoria Hill Jennifer Hulton Destry Hippen Kim Hoffen Rhonda Hollingshed One Holmes Teresa House Lisa Howard Sherril Howard Wendy Hoxie Halima Hussain Kimberly Immenschuh Dela Ingram Mike Mofson lounges 158 Juniors Rohnda Helm hoola hoops with ease. l - I Randall Ivey Roberto Izabal Carl Jacobson John Jacobson Shawn Jamison Rick Jaramillo Julie Jenson Julie Jenson Michael Jimenez Valerie Jimenez David Johnson Eddie Johnson Karen Johnson Deborah Johnson Ronald Jones Craig Jordan Carie Kaspardlou Leanne Keegan Tracey Keller Stacey Kenney Todd Kilian Kim Keun Monica King Christopher Koch Janet Kongaika Steven Kreider Aaron Kroeger Tommy Kwon Dino Labanca trough lunch studying, or is he? Juniors 159 Shelly Labeda Jon LaChance Randy Lamoni Cheryl Lanner Daniel LaRose Kim Larraillel Michelle Lauderman Tien Le David Leabman Dawn Leamons Amy Lee Grace Lee Justina Lee Kang Lee Rosemary Lee Sung Lee Vincent Lee David Lefay Deborah Lemon Richard Leon Roxanne Lettman Helen Lieu Douglas Lindsay Tina Llamas Patricia Llovera Shawn Lohman Benidict Lamando Judy Long Cynthia Loomis Stepahnie Lore Daria Lowther Lan Kim Lu Is this how Tiffany Maluro handles her nerves before her tests? 160 Juniors Julie Lulsky Kevin Mabry Ron Macaluso Marlchu Magno Parlene Maldonado Kimberely Males Blanca Manzano Stacey Marquez Renee Martin Phyllis Martinez Richard Martienez Ronald Martienez Lisa Mason Raymond Mason Mike Mattes Tiffany Maturo Betty Maxey Dave McCormick Caria McDonald Cynthia McDonald Renee McDonald Scott McDonald Marci McEwen Bobbi McFarlen Catherine McGregor Victoria McGregor Shawn McGuill Greg McGwire Lee McLeroy William McNainara Kimberly McOsker Erin McReynold David Means Aaron Meeks Erick Meeks Jimit Mehia Vincente Mendoza Bobbi Mills Michael Mofson Ralph Montes Patricia Morales Sean Moran Juan Moraton Cindy Morrell Juniors 161 Michael Mortimer Payna Mullins Garret Munoz Gerard Munoz Gabriel Murillo Michael Murrillo Herlinda Murphy Tracy Neave Louis Nieto Darin Nokes Richard Norris Melissa OKelly Castulo Olivas Yvette Organista Jose Orazco Jorge Ortega Mike Ortega Kathy Ortiz Mary Ortiz Jennifer Owens Lilian Ozaeta Charnose Padilla Daria Padilla Moon Paik Randy Palmer Sandra Parks Michael Patterson Janice Paul Paul Peloso Paulette Penix Connie Peregretti Albert Perez David Perez Mariella Perez Yvette Perez Tyranzi Persall 162 Juniors Kevin Peterson Margret Petrovics James Phillipi Wendy Phipps Sherri Pickett Robert Pierce Jacqueline Piovan Ramona Portillo Wendy Portillo Jeffery Post Peter Post Robert Potter Tina Powell Rory Pratt Stephanie Price Judyth Prussack Chartchai Pulthiporn Lydia Ouiroz Robert Radke Nickolas Ramirez Daniel Randall Debbie Ratajcyz Adriana Raygoza Juan Raymundo Kristin Rebh Tricia Recio Randdalph Redman Susan Reeves Sara Dennis always has time to smile. Juniors 163 I. Shellie Despatis says. Wait, let me finish my lunch 2 Kim McOsker lakes a breath between classes. 3. Albert Perez. Now is that a fake smile? 4. Farica Unas and Kim Hoffen are always happy to be at school. 5. Gilbert Gabriel and Paria Lowther — Love in the afternoon. 6 Ella Bosrock. Rob Ciancitto. Jennifer Flores and Paul Peloso clown around. 7. Richard Rios puts on his shy. innocent face. 164 Juniors Juniors 165 Jeffrey Reid John Renney Toni Retana Rudolf Reuss Jeanette Reyes Robin Reynolds Luis Reynoso Robert Reynoso Lanny Richardson Susana Riley Kim Rios Lorenzo Rios Kim Ritler Irene Rodriquez Isaac Rodriquez Michael Rodriquez Xemena Rodriquez Lynne Rogers Renee Roseberry Stacy Ross Vickie Roth Rene Ruiz Timothy Ruiz John Russell Dana Sailors Nancy Saldale Reva Luran. like wow mani 166 Juniors Sandyndra Salinas Robert Salvador Jose Sambas trie Sanchez Eafenette Sanchez Patricia Sanchez Carlos Sariento Richard Saunders William Saunders Julie Scurpinato James SchnabI Kim Schumacter Kathy Sebiane Paul Setter Michael Shaffer Michael Shelby David Shubin Anthony Silva Louie Silva Martin Silva Michelle Silver Dawn Sirag Dawn Skinner Anthony Sleeuwenhoek Andrew Smith Debbie Smith Denise Smith Richard Smith Wendy Sondersted Stacey Solarzano Ian Soules Alfred Sousa Sue Sowa Walter Spencer Robert St. Onge Samantha Stachowski Saundra Stachowski Darcy Staffard Sonya Stamper Paula Stanphil Juniors 167 Michael Stevens Robert Streett Mike Strong Donna Strowger Lon Stubbert James Sun Vickie Sutter Tiffany Swantek Thomas Sweezey Keihe Tapla Steven Taw Paul Tecson Nick Terrones Allison Terry Mathew Terry Jeffrey Tesdahl Reginald Thomas Terilyn Thompson Craig Tippings Ronald Tubbs Stephanie? Tufenkjian Heidi Ullmann Terri Upshaw Farica Unas Christopher Urrea Deborah Uruchurtu Christine Uustalu Shirley Uytingco Johanna Valladares Valerie Valona Terry VanAusdall Heidi Vanderpool Virginia VanHerwaarden Sonya Vanvlear Geraldyn Vaquilar Victoria Vargas Israel Vasquez Terne Thompson, is that a letter from a friend? 168 Juniors IK Cynthia Velez Marcella Vellanoweth Casimir Veloso John Venhaus David Viel Julie Villalovos Ruben Villanueva Pauel Volkov HIen Vu Alhson Wardleigh Wendy Watanabe Jacqel Weatherbie Scott Webster Philhp Weiss Georgette Welborn James Welsh Dennlse White Julie Wieman Elizabeth Wilburns Caroline Willard Sherri Williams Cindy Willis Jennifer Wilson Pamela Windfelder Kerry Wolfe George Wong Mellissa Wons Carl Wood Cindy Wood Shari Woodroff Soo Yoon Jackie York Brain Youders Celso Zamora Maria Zate Scott Zauala Debbie Zuniga Art Work Tom Kilroy gives away his folder with pleasure. Juniors 169 cy jurpwd s o p H o M O R E S Davod Abbott Scott Ackerman Marcos Agullar Larry Alcorn McArthur Alegre Dennis Allen Chris Alvarez Sylvia Alvarez Lorelta Anador Yolanda Anaya Dean Anderson Derek Anderson James Anderson Michelle Anderson Pamela Anderson Sharon Anderson Sharon Anderson Erik Androff Gina Anzelde Daniel Aragon Linda Arevalo Joelle Anas Willie Arostigui Craig Asendorf Sonya Askeland Steve Atchison Thomas Athanasian Honore Aubert Pamela Babies Denise Baca Efren Baca Son)a Baker Vince Danner says. Don ' t think you ' re going to 172 Sophomores David Balber Christine Barela David Baroz Suzanne Baroz Lorretta Barreras Lilian Barriga Isabel Barros Victor Baulista Cindy Beazley Phillip Bejarano Michael Belzer David Bencomo Alex Bentley Sheri Benton Kimberly Berg Frances Berner Ronald Beth Jerry Bethel Sophomores 173 Rondee Beutter Shawn Blakesley Martin Blanco Delia Blinzler Eric Booker Earl Bourne Pamela Bourne Kevin Bowler Thomas Bradburn Diane Braida Melody Brennan Jeanette Bridges Kenie Brothers Christina Brown Tammy Brown Victor Brown Vickie Bueno Brian Bullock Sandra Burri Tony Burries Robin Busch Craig Bynum Phillip Calagna Dennis Calderon Henry Calistro Robert Carpenter Douglas Carrasco William Carrasco Michael Carrere Anthony Carter Chad Carter Steven Carter James Case Margaret Castro Kimberly Caudill Ruben Cedeno Leticia Centurion Robert Chacon Roger Chang Denise Chapman Lisa Chavez Robert Chavez George Chen Sooho Choi Vincent Silva is out looking for action. 174 Sophomores Ken Chong Lisa Chow Elian Chun Denise Clark Kimberly Clark Laura Clark Thomas Clark Anthony Clay Darryl Cleveland Jeffery Clonkey Theresa Coffey Susan Cole Tami Cole Cynthia Conatzer Cheryl Cornelius Chris Corners Annelli Coronel Richard Lota Martha Cowan Paul Cox Tonya Cox Wendy Crawford Tamera Crowell Charles Cuchiara Jean Cummings John Cuminings Johnny Cunningham Kathleen Curren Anita Oabols Vince Danner Eric Davenport Patrick Davis Catherine Decorpo Jesus Dehoyos Gina Delatore Kimberly DelBridge Jeanette Delgado Oscar Delgado Kim Dempsey Charissa Denljs Sophomores 175 Jenifer Devereaux Baljind Dhillon Joanne Diaz Julian Dizon Angelica Domondon Peter Dorcich Deborah Drennen Michael Duckworth Dianne Duclusan Erin Eicher Edward Eller Treasha Elliott Suzanne Emerick Kymberly Engelbert Rebecca Espinosa Alonzo Ester Dena Estorga Rosa Estrellado Leah Ezell Andrew Eahmy Erin Fausone Richard Fenner Eric Fleming David Flores James Flores Kathy Forrest John Fox Robert Fox Christie Frazier Derek Fryer Donald Gadd Verna Gail Andrea Gaither Ken Gallardo Michael Gallardo Albert Garcia Gary Garcia Irma Garcia Michael Garcia Michelle Garcia 176 Sophomores Russell Garcia Troy Gash Robert Gavela Kim Glister Guy Gitchell Mario Gomez Stephen Gomez Doreen Gonsalves Joseph Gonzalves Hermell Gonzalez Raquel Gonzalez XolotI Gonzalez Laurie Gooch Shawn Goodman Karen Gorman Stuart Grey Don Greene Elizabeth Griego John Griffen Eric Grow Michelle Grow Donna Guin Robin Gurney Kristme Gurrieri Heyl Heyl The gangs all here. Sophomores 177 Albert Gutansky Roy Guzman Judy Hamamoto Eugene Hamilton Roger Hanger Mark Hanlon Timothy Hanna Jennifer Harrison Brian Hastings Richard Haven Icela Hemer Kathy Hepler Alicia Hernandez Julie Hernandez Michelle Hernandez Eloy Herrera Sergio Herrerra Jeffrey Hines Robert Hoffman Elsie Holland Elizabeth Holt Vicki Homann Lori Houghton Kelly Howard William Huffman Teresa Hughes Vergie Humboldt Michelle Humes Denise Hyun Edward Ingram Martin Iniguez Ricky Iwig Pia Jacinto Lisa Jackson LIta Jaffe Dyane Janectic Thomas Jarboe Henry Jensen Deanna Joe Dean Martinez smiles. 178 Sophomores Diana Joe Tonya Johnson Valerie Johnson Jami Johnston Aletha Jones Tiffany Jones Anthony Joyce Beverly Kaback Marine Kaladjian Christine Kanegal Kandie Kanigowski Claire Kawagishi Martin Kawai Ginger Kelecy Esther Kim Kyung Kim Ted Kim Leoni Kongaika Paula Kortepeter Eun Kwon Maria Lampasona Cheryl Lankford Michael Lantz Shawn Larison Robert Larson Dewitt Latham Cheryl Lauderman Thad Le Jansen Lee Jin Lee Thomas Lee Yvonne Lee Martha Lemos Kellie Lent Lesle Leon Sophomores 179 180 Sophomores I. Dave Abbot says. Don ' t take my picture in this condition. 2. Randy Yothers thinks he ' s too hip. 3. Lorelta Parra says. I dare you to take my picture. 4. Gary tells Colleen. I think they want to take our picture. 5. Craig Asendorf says, I never knew that was under there. 6. Patrick Davis has a quiet lunch. Sophomores 181 Kelly Lewis Mary Lewis Rebecca Lieu Debbie Lincoln David Lindy Fabiola Loaiza Cheng Loh Patricia Lombardi Jose Lopez Ted Lopez Michael Louviere Elizabeth Loya Jeffery Loyer Wendy Luckcuck Aileen Luna Angela Lynch Colleen Magallanes Ana Magallon Hector Manzano Marty Martin Cathy Martindale David Martinez Dena Martinez Susan Martinez Wayne Mass Lisbeth Mastellone Terence Mathis Patrick Mathews Andre Mouldin Cynthia Maxwell David Maxwell Sharon McCall John McGuire Kristi McKeever Frank McKenzie Danny 183 Sophomores uo Cinceray McLean Lisa McLean Lori McPherson Raymond Mena Lisa Meraz Claudia Mercado Beatrice Mercer Leatha Merrell Michael Merriles James Metz Kevin Miller Carlos Miranda Richard Miranda Maura Molina Crystal Monty Anthony Moon Cynthia Moore Christine Mora Lydia Mora Artemio Moraton Desiree Moreno Louis Moreno Scott Morewood Susan Morrell Robert Mortvedt Paul Movido Beth Moyer puirke puts on his hard look. Sophomores 183 Garrett Mulleneaux Steven Munoz Stacy Munro Shelly Murphy John Murray Karen Mustain Dennis Nadal Renee Nakayama Ross Nash Raymond Navarro Crystal Neisinger Janis Neisinger Darlene Nelson Hoan Nguyen Janet Niemeier Elizabeth Nolivos Peter Nordell Allan Olson Robert O ' Neal Denise Oogen Peter Orloff Karen Orozco Maria Ortega Michael Ortiz Scott Ovellette Jeanine Park Steven Parker Linda Parmelee Loretta Parra Charlotte Parrish Jill Pascos Timothy Pate 184 Sophomores Gilbert Patlan Robert Pavlik Cindy Peacock Angela Perez Michael Petric Jonathon Phipps Margaret Piazza Kevin Pitts Tonya Poindexter Timothy Pomozzi Patrick Ponce Carl Pongs Chris Portillo Luis Posada Chauncy Post Richard Potts Denise Preston Martin Pyle Connie Quinn Daniel Quirk Gilbert Ouiros Kristina Ouiroz Robert Radecki Melody Raines Karen Ramazetter Jaime Ramirez Nedra Randall Steven Raper Maria Raz Kelly Reardon Gerundio Reblando Dente Recio Danny Reed Rosemarie Resendez Monica Reuss Richard Reuss Sophomores 185 Jaime Reyes Mark Reyes Marlin Reyes Theodore Reyes Irene Reynolds Timothy Reynolds Manuel Reynolds Rachell Reynoso Saul Reynoso Steve Rhodes Michael Richardson Anna Rideout Martine RIos Dawn Roberts Wilson Robertson Ezekiel Rodriquez Michelle Rodriquez Rich Rodriquez Robert Rowland Victor Rubio David Salas Steve Salazar Sandra Salinas Maria Salviati Richard Sanchez Leticia Sandoval Ricky Sanpedro Erick Santana Frank Sanloyo Bernadett Sarmiento Leslie Saunders Paul Saundersted Craig Schaffer Ginette Schierenbeck 186 Sophomores smiles. Lhris Corners has that look of wonder about him. Justine Schmock Jay SchnabI Anionia Scotto Susan Scotto Paul Scnbner Andrew Seargeant Scott Seim Dora Serna Tracey Setoda Karen Setter Michelle Ship Jonathan Sigal Denise Silva Vincent Silva Scott Silvas Michael Simmons Jean Skertich Cindy Smith Daniel Smith Jeffrey Smith James Smith Kathryn Smith Lori Smith Pamela Smith Tammy Smith Todd Smith Toni Smith Humberto Solano Michael Soulette Charlie Sparks Jay Spicer Jeffrey Steigleman Charles Stein Kimberly Stepp Sophomores 187 • • • « ' 188 Sophomores I Lhns Gonzalez Is very careful at what he ,s doing. X Catherine PeCorpo tells Tam, Johnston and Bing Zate. -Dont tell secrets! 3. Rob Hoffman really studies dunng class. 4. Caught you by surprise, d.dnt we. Tiffany Jones? 5 Debbie Valladares stands guard wh.le J,ll Pascoe reads a love note. 6. Bobby Rowland Rodriguez ' and Raoul Delacroix say, •Va righ , Michelle Sophomores 189 Linda Slerry Richard Stinnett Rae Storey Mark Strong Julie Suddaby Wes Takeuchi Gary Tardivel Tina Tate Eric Taylor Donald Tidwell Robert Tomlin Pilar Torres Donald Truax Christin Turek Robert Turner Louis Turnaga Donna Uder Micheal Udo Dianna Uruchurtu Darienn Valencia Deborah Valladares Steve Vannatter Robin Vasquez David Vegas Jamie Vellanowth Michelle Vera Susan Verdugo Sharon Victoria Jesse Vigueria Michelle Vincent Jim Vincent Keith Visser Carol Wallace Sheryl Walsh Penny Walters Cynthia Wattman 190 Sophomores Kalhy Warner Mitch Warren Terence Way Tracey Wentz Tina West Sharon White Ted Wigderson Michael Williams Torie Williams Sherry Willoughby Helen Wilson Jeff Wishon Eileen Wolfe Benson Wong Jong Wong Petu Ye Johnny Vim Eric Yothers Annette Youders John Zabala Ernie Zarza Bing Zate Joey Zoba biana Calderon and Dina Estorga say. What are you look- ing at? Ruben Delgadillo, What ' s so funny? Sophomores 191 i X -i 1 1 f X -. MM. 1 A ' 4« JK ' Class officers; Sabnya Bayati President; Tracy McEwen-Secrelary; Marina Takahashi-Treasurer Eyesemer Aberra Tseday Aberra Julie Adauto Duayne Adams Billy Adkins Mia Ahn Scott Ailes Bryan Allee Andrea Allman Veronica Almarez Connie Alvarez Kenneth Alvarez Deanna Alworth Marie Androff John Apodaca Mitchel Apodoca Danny Arellano Shelly Atchitson Alicia Aubry Lisa Baiz Cindy Banda Leonor Banda Carrie Barclay Jennifer Barclay Gary Barlow Brandon Barnett Janet Barnett Greg Barnhart Debra Barragan Panny Barriga Carlton Barringer Andrew Bartz Robert Bassett Andrew Baumgartner Sabriya Bayati Jonathan Bell Mark Bellegia Lex Beloat Robert Bennett Brenda Benton Trisha Benton Daniel Bitzer Karen Bizub Kelly Blakesley 194 Freshmen Oscar Blanco Ann Blessum Reggie Blount Brian Boens Amber Boone Danny Boose Derrick Booth Sheldon Borson Robert Bradley Brian Bradshaw Heather Branham Michael Branham Denise Bravo Christopher Bray Ronald Bridges Scott Briggs Keith Brinkman Charlene Broussard Don Brown Judy Brown Julie Brown Lisa Bryant Danny Buchanan Edward Bullan Enrico Bundalian Stockley Burns Edmond Burton Kelli Butler Amanda Byrum Jodi Bywater Billie Caceres Anthony Calderon Kahni Caldwell Robert Campbell Lori Canales Tracy Cannon Jim Canseco Michelle Cantu Mary Caraza Jeffrey Carr Alberto Carrillo Cheryl Carrllo Monica Castaneda Paul Castanos Freshmen 195 Albert Castro Sergio Castro Sherri Cawthon Anthony Cervantes Yun Lim Cha David Chabotia Alice Chairez John Chang David Chavez Jacky Chen Christine Cheng Kathleen Cheney Chengmi Chiang Elaine Chitwood Un Chong Woody Chung Timothy Cicciarelli Jeffery Cleveland Andrew Ctoutier Lawrence Co Kimberly Cochron Bryan Cole Arthur Combs Cherie Combs Edwin Concepcion Claudia Conklin Richard Conklin Martha Conner Karen Cook Suzanne Cooper Cynthia Copeland Craig Cornelius 196 Freshmen m Shari Corners Raymond Coronado George Coronel Jose Corpus Paula Cowan Joey Cox David Cross Geraldine Cruz Kellie Cuchiara Kevin Cuna Heath Culp Timothy Cummings Shirlecn Cummings Kimberly Davis Lori Davis Michell Davis James Day Paul De Ulloa Jeffrey Deasey Michael Deghetto Raoul Delacroix Ian Desparis Angela Detter Salvador Diaz Brett Dietrich Sandra Dilay Scott Dillman Jeannie Dimalanta John Dixon Robert Doctor Regina Dominguez Lila Dow-ns Freshmen 19 Janet Drysen Jeanne Duchanin Danny Dunbar Aida Duran Gordon Edwards Debra Elliot James Emery Robert Erro Mia Espinoza Janet Esqueda Adrienne Estrada Alfredo Estrada Raul Estrellado Michelle Evans Dennis Falrman Shawn Falrman Shelley Farney Dawn Fechtig Sylvia Fernandez Lisa Fikes Alan Finta Christopher Fitch Merrie Fitzgerald Marilyn Fletcher Carol Flores Desiree Flores Francis Flores Rachel Flores Ronald Flores Vincent Flores Barbara Forrest Roger Forsberg Wendy Foster Cyndy Fox Guy Fox John Frampton Sandy Francis Randy Freatman Laurie Friend William Friss Sabnna Fusterer 198 Freshman Jaqueline Gabriel Madelin Galarza Thomas Gadardo Karen Gallaugher Christopher Gallego Cheri Galvez Larry Garcia Rudolph Garcia Sabrina Garcia Tracy Garrett Erin Garvin Stephanie Geitman Bradley Gilmore Tina Gilmore Ricky Goad James Godbey Brian Godwin Michelle Gongora Norma Gonzales Itza Gonzalez William Gonzalez Denene Gordon Lisa Gray Anthony Grover Yolanda Gutierrez Daniel Guzman Brenda Hadd Shari Haitsuka Sandra Halgrimson Frank Hall Joe Hall Laura Hamilton Samuel Han Susan Hanrahan Christopher Hardiman Bradely Harper Chris Harrison Steven Hartmann Ronald Hawk Cindy Hays Freshman 199 Daniel Heaps Jeffrey Helm Adrienn Henderson Christine Hermano Kenneth Hernandez Michael Hernandez Christi Herrera Kirk Herrick Shelly Hill Laureen Holmberg Scott Hostie Linda Hoxie Kimberly Hudson Kimberly Husting Sofia Iniquez Stanley Jamieson Jeffrey Jarrett Adrian Jauregui Thomas Jenkins Cyndie Jensen Pedro Jimenez Lorie Johnson Lisa Jolley Carolyn Jones Lawrence Jones Paula Jones Alan Joyce Robin Judd David Juniper Dana Kaplan John Katzaroff Brett Kemp XO Freshmen Henry Kikuda Susan Kilmer Francis Kim Linda Kim Edward King William King Charles Kliewer Richard Knight Lavende Kongaika Cynthia Kortepeter Eddie Kosareff Michele Kosteleky Ruth Krah Kimberly Lagana Johnny Lake Suzanrw Lance Vincent Lang Corina Langley Michelle Lantz Gary Larose Gregory Lasseigne Cheri Galvez and Karen Martin stand around, while Stacey Randall eats something sour. Freshmen 301 sees something funny. 4. Sabrina Persall and Debbie Barrigan have an ing chat during lunch. 5. Who. me? says Mike Springer. 6. Valerie V Michelle Davis are looking bored as usual. 7. Desiree Flores, Sabria and Cindy Hays see something interesting. 202 Freshmen i. Freshmen 303 Ronald Lebron Much Lee Laura Lee Sylvia Lee Tina Lee Tyson Lee Karen LeFay Pauline Leon Victoria Lerma Tammy Lewis Tina Lieu Bridget! Lons Yvette Lopez Gregg Losonsky Heidi Lottridge Troy Lowther Kevin MacCormick Mendy MacDonald Connie Mackie James Mackintosh Jadelyn Magallanes Jason Magallanes Silvia Magallon Annette Mancillas Dawn Manlcy Thomas Marchelli Dawn Marcus Debra Marcusson Anna Lisa Marin Catherine Marlow Johnniean Marquez Mark Marquez Maureen Marquez Lori Marshall Gary Martin Karen Martin ■ ' I ( ' shinen Tommy Martin Dawn Martinez George Martinez Kenny Martinez Peter Martinez Vincent Martinez Yvonne Martinez Annette Mathews Hernane Mayang Monique McAllister Sean McDonald Tracy McEwen Michael McGowan Alan McGregor Alberto Meade Deborah Meeuwenberg Glorine Mendiola Rafael Mendoza Carolin Meyer Kimberly Mich! Philip Milano Daniel Miles Laura Miles Michelle Miles Jamie Miller Michelle Miller Lawrence Mills Marlene Miramon Elizabeth Miranda Guadalupe Molina Orlando Molina John MoUa Cecilia Monge Loralyn Monsen Darreli Montague Lisa Montano Laura Montoya Frank Moore April Mora Laurie Mora Freshmen 205 Robert Moia Angcline Morales Tonnle Morgan Gary Morrealf Mark Moscal James Movitio Richard Mujagic Lynelte Mullenaux Robert Munger Cynthia Muriilo Melinda Mustain Isabel Navarrete Andrew Neave Terry Needhani Georgina Nerio Roxana Nessi James Nioola Susanna Nieto Michael Nitti Laura Novak Kamsina Nuyten Eddie Ordonez Gerald Orndoff Cherie Orozco George Orozco Edward Ortiz Lisa Ortiz Maureen Marquez and Jill Palazollo, better hurry, or you ' ll be late. X)6 Freshmen Sandra Halgrimson and Tina Gilmore are worried about their math test. Michael Osuna Lisa Paibul Joon Paik Jill Palazzollo Andrew Palmeira Debra Palmer Hyerah Park Elizbeth Parris Charlie Parulan Timothy Pate Renee Paz Venus Pelaez Timothy Pellerin Christopher Penrose Angela Perez Geoffrey Perez Sabreni Persall Sharron Petrovics Stephanie Petty Andrea Peyer Gregory Phillips Tim Phipps Ann Picardo David Pierce Debbie Piovan Edward Placencio Freshmen 207 Timothy Poole Angela Porter Roberta Post Lisa Poutre Nichloas Poynor LeeAnn Prussak Alisa Puerto Chanchal Putthiporn Paul Prybylla John Ramirez Shari Ramos Stacey Randall Robert Ratajczyk Timothy Reinke Rose Reyes Teresa Reyes Scott Rice Babara Richards Scott Ringwald Lucy Rios Jerry Roberts Anthony Rodriguez Monica Romero John Rosales Guillermina Rosas Carmen Rosete Bryan Rowell Michael Rowland Mary Saczawa Arthur Saenz Mark Salas Michelle Salazar Jose Salguero Celeste Salcido Norma Salcido Sabrina Samuels Catherine Sanchez Magaly Sanchez Patty Sanders X® freshmen Ellyn Sandoval Jesus Santoyo Albert Scales John Scammaca Edward Schmock Pamela Schwartz Ann Schlicting Cindy Sebiane George Senteno Cathy Setoda Glen Shaw Janet Shaw Brian Sheppard Robert Sherman Tae Shin Tommy Shin Christopher Shonka Anna Silva Dan Silva Robert Silva Chris Sims Pedro Siqueiros Judith Skertich James Slobojan Christina Smith Darryl Smith Dean Smith Gerald Smith Jodi Smith Stephanie Smith William Smith Harold Sneath Candy Solhak Robert Solorzano Leslie Sommer Elizbeth Sousa Gregory Spangler Tama Spence Michael Springer Pamela Stanphill Matthew Stavros Wanda Stewart Rose Stonge Rhonda Straite Debbie Piovan really likes English. Freshmen XI9 Gully Stricklen Deborah Strong Sean Stureon Terri Surter Marina Takahashi Henry Tapia Lilia Tarin Cynthia Taylor Iva Taylor MInzi Taylor Debra Teichmann Deanna Terry Ronald Teschler Salana Thompson Debbie Thornthin Edgar Thornton James Tigue Sherry Tiller Katherine Tran Kevin Triance Albert Trujillo Eddie Trujillo Steven Truskosk Joyce Tully Alma Turigan Mike Ullmann Leticia Valderrama Raul Valdez Barbara Vasquez Heidi Ventura Stephanie Verdugo Christina Vickers Todd Vigiletti Lisa Vigueria Diana Villalobos Mario Villalobos William Villarama Cam Vo Valerie Voll 210 Freshmen Shannon Walker Leslie Warren Maury Warren Curtis Watkins Anthony Watson Catherine Weatherbie Dean West Judith Wheeler Kimberly Whitley Gary Wiemann Jay Wilburn Ryan Wilcher Babara Williams Wayne Williams James Wilson Tony Wilson Wendy Wilson David Wood Dean Wood Sharolyn Warley James Woosley Irene Yamamoto Kathleen Yamamoto Melissa Yasi Annette Zaiba Arlene Zamora Carlos Zamora Gina Zippi Tony Moon gives Andrew Neave bunny ears as he says What ' s up Doc? Freshmen 311 2li Freshmen I. Glorine Mendiola. Where do I go from here? 3. Dennis Fairman. should be studying. 3. Larry Mills, not paying attention as usual. 4. Claudia tonklin says, thats my lunch to Anna Silva. 5. Laura Miles and Judy Skertich. Bummin ' around as usual. 6. Cam Vo says, Oh, Whateverl 7. Geraldine Cruz is enjoying her lunch. Freshmen 213 V ' ft s M M N. ' M .UBS  w M BASH 52 KB AS 1 1 ifi 1 1 u k ' zJ uBR S I. Mr. Revjs tends to his duties as advisor. 3. Cindy Velez. Rob Fernquist and Eric Meeks sit outside of the A.S.B. office for a change. 3. Connie Molla. our successful A.S.B, Treasurer. 4. Cabinet Members pack in the A.S.B. office before a meeting. 5. The SenatCi Row I: Su Chon. Thomas Sweezy. Pat Mathews. Row 3: Mike Patterson, Danny LaRose. Row i-. John Piazza. Jeanne Macias. Ken Ikare, Becky SanRo- man. Heidi Garcia. 6. Connie Peregretti turns to see who keeps opening the door. 7. A.S.B. President. Andy Casana, handles his duties with a smile, 8. A.S.B. Cabinet Members: Row h Rob Fernquist. Thresa Sarrategui. Tom Mortimer. Tracy Perry, Randy Lamont. George One- ga. Eric Meeks, Row 2: Aaron Meeks. Danny LaRose, Paul Movido. Row 3; Ceci Jauregui, Charlie Bullan. Andy Casana, Connie Molla, A,S.B. Advisor Norm Revis. Sandy Montano, Connie Peregretti, Scott Mor- eno, Mrs. Pearman. Row 4: Julie Perez, Mary Schlichting, Sue Sowa, Chris Flakala. Jennifer Deveraux, Cindy Velez. Penny Walters, Sa- briya Bayati. Marina Takahashi, Tracy McEwen, 216 ASB RATING TOPPED 9 When A.S.B. totalled their achievements for the 1981-1982 year, the rating topped 9. A variety of reasons exist for this high rating. The largest number of students ever attended the Homecoming Dance — of course the Buck-aBuck had something to do with the crowd-, over three hundred students were able to attend various con- ferences throughout the year; and the greatest number of students in the history of the school participated in clubs, organi- zations, and athletics. The most notable change for the better-, however, was the scheduled assemblies. Due to problems the past few years assemblies had been cur- tailed. This was lifted this year when the addition to the gym was completed. A.S.B. scheduled seven assemblies throughout the year, much to the delight of the stu- dents. These assemblies included an Elec- tric Show, the singer Jim Bolden, the hyp- notist Joyce Sharpe, and a Stuntman Show. The gym enlargement also made it possible for the entire student body to attend an assembly together for the first time. All of this was possible because of an excellent A.S.B. Cabinet led by Andy Casana, presi- dent. Mr. Revis, Director of Student Ac- tivities stated. The 1981-1982 Cabinet would like to thank all of students for giv- ing us your support and allowing us to serve you. ASB 317 A VERY GOOD YEAR I Letlerm n Row I Sean Armstrong. Jose Salviati. Greg tspinoia. Jim Riuira, Anrfv Casana, Randy DeAnda. Fernando Orrega Row 2 ken Ikari, Darren RIankenship. Phil Estrada. Armando Rosas and Tom Young 3 letter Club Officers Row I Tom Mortimer. Chip Hall. Cindy Worrell and Debbie Gruner Row 2 Gary Gray. Mark Harrison. Imda Baraias and Erin Eicher i Letter Girls Sandy Clapp. Lynetle Wilcay. Cindy Parker, Jackie Gonzales. Shern Williams and Virginia Gonzales Row 3. Susan Scotto. Liz Loya. Come kaspardlov. Jamie Carroll. Virginia VanHerwaarden and Herlmda Garcia Row 3 Tom Scotto. Claire kawagisht, Shern Broyles. Tracy Hakala. Sharon Chaney and Caroline Willard 4, The Leltermen all listen in a meeting 5 Mark Harrison expresses his opmion 6 The letter Girls wan for the meeting to begin 7 Samantha Brooks ' mmd wanders oft. while supposedly listening 8 Chip Hall and Gary Gray conduct a meeting during lunch 9. Cindy Morrell and Debbie Gruner conduct a meeting during lunch In the past, the letter clubs have been best known on the Rowland campus for their unique and interesting new mem- ber initiations. This year, however, proved to be an exception, because there was not even one shocking rumor spread, and the new members just appeared quietly in their jackets, ready to participate in the club activities. These activities included the selection of the athlete of the month, coach of the year, and all sports awards. They also sponsored the popular Donkey Basketball game. Because of the rescheduling of assemblies, the letterclubs were able to again play Keystone Cops, minus the hats. And as usual, they took care of the trophy case. Lettergirls 219 EXCELLENCE IN DANCE Modern Dance, which is one of the newer clubs on campus, is also a class that any student can take. It is open to all girls and boys interested in performance. stated Mrs. Sandra Gurney, the sponsor and teacher of the group. The class provides an outlet for creativity and excellence in dance. Another func- tion of the class is to provide choreography for the school. Mrs. Gurney, who is in charge of the choreography for the musicals, urges her students to try out for these performances. In order to get the students used to performing in front of people, the class exchanges performances with the Chamber Singers. This year additional instructive was given to the ad- vanced class by Joyce VanZant, a semi-professional dancer. To further their knowledge of dance, the class attends Ballet and jazz and modern dance events in Los Angeles. The expertise of the girls was displayed at their Advance Dance Concert in the spring. Outstanding dancers in the group are Evelyn Amimoto, Ella Bosrock, Jennifer Flores, LIta Jaffe and Beverly Wolf. SS|Q I. Advanced Dance Troupe: Row I: Sylvia Hernandez. Ellz Aramibulo. Row 2: Zeny Ouizon. Evelyn Amimoto, Sylvia Del Castillo. Row i. Roberta Bukacek, Joyce Bon- ner. Beverly Wolf. 2. Wendy Hoxie and Marine Kalad- jian dance to the Hot Lunch Jam. i. Beverly Wolf Take Off ! 4. Lita Jaffe and Wendy Hoxie practice hard. 5. Modern Dance Class; Row h Tina West. Evelyn Amimoto. Wendy Hoxie. Roberta Bukacek, Kelly Lewis. Wendy Luckcuck. Sylvia Hernandez. Jennifer Flores. Beverly Wolf, Renee McDonald. Tanya Poindexter. Bing Zate, Ella Bosrock and Lita Jaffe. Row 3: Paula Korte- peter. Sylvia Del Castillo. Marine Kaladjian. Claudia Mercado. Connie Mackie. Stacy Ross. Jackie Weather- bie. Geraldyn Vaquilar. Kathy Ortiz. Tyronzia Persall. Cindy Willis, Zeny Quizon. Row i. Amy Blessum, Janet Niemeier. Cindy Moore. Michelle Anderson. Sabrina Fusterer. Kristi McKeever. Anna Clark. Tracy Neave. Vicki Homann, Victoria Hill. Pam Babies. Elizabeth Ara- mibulo and Joyce Bonner. Modern Dance 231 CSF I. CSF (alphabetical order). Richard Allman, Don- na Bybee. James Bywater. Julie Carpenter. Jun Cha. Annie Chen, George Chen. Ki Ho Choi. Soo Choi, Mindy Chon. Monica Courtney. Ross Cuyler. Suzanne Emerick. Haydee Garcia. Mark Harrison. Karia Heusner. Julie Hernandez. Ken Ikari. Tom Jarboe. Julie Jensen. Beverly Kaback. Claire Kawagishi. Troy Kelley. Kyung Kim. Eun Kwon. Charity Lambert, Amy Lee. Grace Lee. Yvonne Lee. Luis Marcelino. Pat Matthew. Ken- neth Mayhue. Erin McReynolds. Maureen Mer- riles. Michael Merriles. Paul Movido. Renee Ma- kayama. Lillian Ozaeta, Cindy Peacock, Connie Perregretti, Jim Phillipi, Kim Phillips, Ron Reb- lando, Suzanne Riley. Leticia Sandoval, Patricia SanRoman, Ginette Schierenbeck. Soo Shm. Mi- chele Silver, Terri Sweezey, Wes Takeuchi. Paul Tecson. Mien Vu. Cindy Waltman. Sharon White. Pauline Wong. Ashok Yerasi. Soo Yoon. Jacque- line York, Maria Zate. 3. CSF Officers: Connie Peregretti, treasurer; Su Chon. president; Yvonne Lee. secretary; Ken Ikari. vice-president; Rose Baumann. Advisor. 3. A lunch meeting in- cludes Annie Chen. Kim Phillips, Amy Lee and others. -I 1 m 1 ' Si ■ ' . ■. .i .i 1 ! I H h] 222 CSF SFC I. Ansa Takahashj has fun rappelling at Joshua Tree. 2. SFC Members: Row I: Mr. Williams. Mr. Fotinakes. Susan Baeza, Roxanne Grinder. Charity Lambert. Marueen Merriles. Sue Yoon. Mr. Philp. Mr. Karns. Row 2 Soo Shin. Laura Markoski. Teresa Solferino. Heidi Garcia. Wendy Hoxie. Su Chon. Genevieve Gallarza. Christine Eckert. Eun Kwon. Caroline Hein- rich, Chris Koch. Bobby Belts. Annie Chen. Monica Miles. Lori Cole. Angle Paibul. Theresa Timmins. Lynn Muramoto. Dawn Muramoto. Amy Lee. Row 3: Gary Gray. Lisa Hilbreth. Penny Davis. Craig Mason. Kiho Choi. Todd Reagan. Lyie Muramoto. Maria DeCorpo. Kim Phillips. Julie Perez. Monica Courtney. Richard Allman. Row 4 Shawn McGuill. Micah Embry. Ken Mayhue. Luis Marcellino. Jim Riutta. Denice Fox. Tracy Gilmour. Jenny Volmer. Ken Ikari. Troy Kelly. Cindy Escutia. i. At Catalina Sean Armstrong almost slips, while Caroline Willard laughs. 4. SFC Officers: Kelly Gallagher. Lisa Schreffler. Row 2-. Vance Hartwell. MaryEllen Adams. Row 3: Jeanne Macias. Jun Cha. Arisa Takahashi. o t§ I p: % f mkJ ' - SFC 233 ANOTHER CULTURE I. German Club: Row h Mia Gail. Lynne Rogers, Cindy Peacock. Carlos Sarniiento. Scott Turner, Mark Hanlon, Row 2: Robert Skaggs, Caroline Heinrich, Mario Apodaca. Ginnette Schrein- beck. Joey Zoba, Roger Hanger. Row 3: Gary Tardivel. Alex Bentley. Jun Lee, Kyung Kim, Sharon McCall, Brian Hastings, Shellie Despatis, Janet Kongaika. 3. Soo Shin and Robert Skaggs discuss Soo ' s trip to Germany. 3. Is Mark Hanlon really taking suggestions from the club? 4. A common lunch day with the German Club students. Learning about the German culture is an important aspect of the German Club. In order to do this, the club sponsors a variety of events that would lead to more knowledge of the German Culture. They discovered many German traits when they visited Alpine Village and Solvang. However, one of the most memorable occasions was the German Christmas party where they tried to recreate an authentic German Christmas feast. To become better acquainted with their counterparts in Germany, many of the club members have pen pals in West Germany with whom they correspond on a regular basis, while some of the German II students attended a German Camp to learn more about Germany. The star member of the club this year was Soo Shin. Soo spent last summer in Germany where she studied and toured various areas of Germany. Mrs. Grabler, the club advisor, feels that students always benefit from a knowledge of other cultures that exist in our world. 324 German DIFFERENT CULTURES  i • 1 pLdI3y p JNfll ' .i- WmilKI — r ■MRS I. Foreign Exchange Students: Row I: Lisbet Mas- tellone. Denmark; Susanne Johansson. Sweden; Catarina Borjeson. Sweden. Row 2: Roberto Roda, Bolivia! Luis lllarza, Mexico. 1. International Club: Row I: Florinda Carlos, Charity Lambert. Renee Curtis, Lisa Schreffler, Josephine Bundalian, Lisa Chow. Pauline Wong. Row 2: Judy Lee. Annie Chen. Eva Chow, Helen Magno. Marichu Magno, Shirley Uytingo. Row i-. Amy Lee. Charles Bullen, Robert Skaggs, Lillian Ozaeta, Heidi Garcia. Row 4: Maureen Merrilles, Kyung Kim. Robert Fern- quist. Aaron Meeks. Eric Meeks, Kon Ikari. Dor- sey Chow. Row 5: George Chen. Jin Le. Ted Kim. Troy Kelly. Danny LaRose. Jorge Ortega. Luis Marcelino. The International Club not only seems to bring students of different cultures and backgrounds together within the club, but it also shares its special mem- bership with the rest of the school. The most obvious example of the clubs special place on campus is International Day, which was held in February this year. International Day brought exchange students from surrounding high schools in the, area to Rowland where they joined forces with our own ex- change students to hold discussions in various classrooms on campus. All sorts of topics were presented, from life in a foreign country to current world situations and issues. Everyone involved felt the experience was educational and very enjoyable. The club also held several fundraisers this year, among these were a car wash, skate night and game shows. A trip to Disneyland ended the year. ■ - 4 International 225 YEAR OF SUCCESS The Drama Club and Thespians rang up another year of success in this school year. You Can ' t Take It With You, the fall play they produced, was an enormous success at the box office. The play demanded a considerable amount of effort, as the Drama Club was responsible for make-up and staging of the play. They also assisted the choir in producing the musical Mame. The Thespians, the drama honor society, hosted the Conference of Thespians of California this year. The conference was held at Chapman College in Orange and had as the guest speaker Jerome Lawrence, the author of the musical Mame. The school year doesn ' t end the activities though, for several of the Thespians are planning to attend the International Conference in Muncey, Indi- ana in June after school is out. At the banquet this year many of the members were given awards for their achievements through- out the year. Some of the outstanding performers in the group are Darren Boyett, Reva Curran, Darren Hammers, Jean Swift, and Darryl Tidwell. At the end of the year Mr. Jordan appeared pleased as he tucked another successful year away in his memory book. 236 Drama Nf ' Iv ' 1. Thespian Troupe: Row . Beverly Kaback, Jim Burkhart. Darren Hammers, Ken Cox, Terri Upshaw. Row 2: Darren Boyett, Richard Sanchez, Reva Curran. Jean Swift, Denise Hyun and Frank Culbersome. Row i Susan Ford and Darryl Tidwell. 2. Donna Harrison is concentrating on typing. 3. Darren Hammers gets ready to go on stage. 4. Drama Officers: Row I: Historian, Jim Burkhart; Secretary, Beverly Kaback. Row 2: Vice-President, Richard Sanchez; President, Jean Swift. Row 3: Secretary, Reva Curran. 5. Everyone is taking a break after a perfor- mance. 6. Drama: Row I: Darryl Tidwell, Velanche Stewart, Michelle Shipp, Catherine Sanchez. Wendy McDonald. Laura Bourhonne. Row 2: Frank Culber- some. Amber Boone, Cristine Charles, Samantha Brooks, Tom Athanasian, Leti- cia Sandoval, Michelle Vera. Row 3: Lex Beloat, Terri Upshaw. Lisa Schreffler. Darren Hammers. Catarina Borjeson. Karen Setter. Denise Hyun. 7. Mr. Jordan explains technique to the audience while everyone listens carefully. Drama 227 BOWLING COMPUTER I. Bowling Club Members. Row : Peter Post, Christo- pher Ching. Don Truax, Ron Beth, Frank Hendrick. Row 2: Ken Williamson, Mr. Harraka. Lorenzo Castro, Ve- lauche Stewart, Dennis Dilay. 2. Computer Club Members. Row I: Nicolette Brown, Angela Bailey, Luis Marcelino. Chris Penrose, Advisor Gary Sokolis. Row 3: George Chen. Tae Shin. Soo Shin, Shaun McGuill, Richard Allman. Row i Troy Kelly, Annie Chen. Eun Kwon. Dorothy Chan. Arisa Takahashi. Snezana Ivanisevic. Robert Skaggs. 228 Bowling, Computer VICA S SKI I. Mr. Gonzales. Mr. Hidalgo. Kenny Hernandez and John Dick- son munch out at Pizza Night. 3. Vica Club Members. Row h Claudia Mercado. Diane Bencomo, Kamsinah Nuyten, Mark Gonzales, Mr. Gonzales. Row 2- Henry Calistro. Kenny Hernan- dez. Richard Jaramillo. Harold Sneath. Row 3: Mr. Hidalgo. Tim Cummings. Pete Post. John Dixon. Albert Garcia. Scott Morewood. Tom Kiert. Marly Barrios, i. Ski Club Members. Row I: Robert Belts. Eric Gassmeyer. Mark VanPatten. Row 2- Grace Lee. Peggy Fitch. Rachell Reyes. Arisa Takahashi. Soo Yoon. Dawn Martinez, Christine Kanegai. Maria Zate. Yvette Aguilera, Phyllis Martinez. Chris Hakala, Charissa Denijs, Julie Payne. Debbie Tardivel. Jeanne Macias. Row 3: Rose Reyes. Gay Couch. Jackie Piovan. Tina Llamas. Christine Eckert. Tra- cy Hakala. Cheryl Lauderman. Kelly Readron. Cheryl Lankford. Row 4; Jody Bywater. Cathy Baribault. Annette Castro. Marina Takahashi. Yvonne Lee. Mindy Chong. Mary Ellen Adams, Gwen Fulton. David Abbott. David Martinez. Julie Jensen. Monica Courtney. Amy Lee. Row 5: Mike Mortimer. Chrystal Rennemann. Paul Tecson. Susanne Johansson. Richard Frilzler. Don Eimen. Jim Phillipi. Dave Verdouw. Jim Bywater. Larry Alcorn. Mike Alcorn. Jesse Carrasco. VICA. Ski 229 GET SPIRITED I. Wendy Hoxie goes out onto the field at half time. 2. SSR Member: Row I: Adrienne Estrada, Wendy Wilson, Ellsie Holland. Kim Cochron, Roxanne, Sheri Cawthon, Tama Spence, Marilyn Fletcher, Laurie Johnson. Shari Ramos. Row 1: Christine Charles. Darienne Valencia. Linda Arevalo. Rachel Gonzalez, Robin Judge. Annette Zaiba. Stephanie Petty, Cindy Taylor, Maria Ortega, Dianne Jenetic. Row 3: Debbie Elliott, Kim Davis, Laurie, Sherri Teller. Sandra Halgrimson, Minz Taylor, Angle Morales, Carmen Rosetta, Rondee Beutter, Sabrina Fusterer. Row 4: Dianne Uruchutu. Susie Hanraham, Johnnie Ann Marquez, Janet Drysen. Veronica Almaraz. Melissa Yasi, Maria Salviati. Row 5: Lisa Byraset. Lavender Kangaika. Lisa Vigueria. Jode Smith. Linda Hoxie, Tina Gilmore, Adrienne Henderson. Shannon Walker, Heather Branham, Cor ina Langley, Kelly Cuchiara, Raylene Brimer. Alicia Aubry, Michelle Ander- son. 3. Advisor Mr. Cappuccilli. officers: Susan Verdugo. Kim Cuadill and Tanya Cox. Buy your sweaters here was a familiar phrase the beginning of the year, as SSR worked to make the entire staff and student body get spirited on Fridays. Under the sponsorship of Jim Cappuccilli. this group aided spirit rallies and games, sold ail sorts of items to raise money, and held a sensational Swap Meet in the parking lot of the school. While Mr. Cappuccilli received a few grey hairs, the girls basked under his antics, beratings and general guidance. Meet on the baseball field be- came a favorite phrase for the girls in the group, and all secretly hoped he would be their exalted leader next year. 230 SSR « MANY CHANGES Many changes took place in Girls League activi- ties this year. Under advisor Donna Malbon the girls changed many traditional activities with a great deal of success. Their Christmas Formal was held in January this year, and instead of having a Winter Queen only, a Winter King was chosen. At the same time class princesses were matched with class princes also. The Slumber Party was revived, but was held in the spring instead of the fall. The girls also provided their traditional activities, such as guides at Open House and Honor Guards at graduation. Patricia SanRoman stated: We are very pleased with our activities this year. It was a successful year. 1. Girls League. Row I: Susan Lance, Jeanne Duchanin. Row 1-. Shari Ramos. Sue Emerick, Chris Hakala, Sheri Cawthon, Andrea Allman. Row 3: Cindy Kortepeter. Angela Porter. Lyn Rogers. Kim Berg. Penny Wallers. Row 4: Maureen Merrlles. Gina Zippi. Liz Grover, Rhoda Daniels, Vickie Hill. Eun Kwon. 2. Patricia SanRoman announces the winners al the formal. 3. Samantha Brooks and Sherryl VanHulzen have a discussion between dances at the formal. 4. Girls League Officers: Patricia SanRoman. Tammy Johnson, Rebecca SanRoman, Paula Kortepeter, Cindy Peacock. Girls League 2i THE STUDENT FORUM I. Kim Carter, Julie Carpenter and Patricia San Roman, student editors, stop and think about what they ' re going to do next. 3. Raider Express: Row I; Bill Wolfrum, Greg Jones, Craig Mason, Stephanie Gallegos, Denys Rodriguez, Becky Sailer, Julie Carpenter, Pat Mathews, Kim Carter, Vir- ginia Gonzales, Advisor Cathy Hynes. Row 2-. Robert Guerra, Michelle Grow. Mindy Chong, Becky San Roman, Patricia San Roman, Charity Lambert, Teresa Timmins, Richard Hawk. 3. The class looks like journal- Ism is a lot of fun. 4. Come on, relax a little bit, Pat Mathews. The student forum, the Raider Express, completed their second suc- cessful year on campus. Mrs. Hynes, the advisor for these two years, feels the newspaper has been very successful in presenting the news of the school to the student body. The paper has also provided a forum for the students. Many students have used the paper to express their views concerning various aspects of school life. Student leadership for the paper this year has been spread among several editors. These student editors are Julie Carpenter, Kim Carter, Pat Mathews, Becky Sailer, and Patricia SanRoman. Once the editors have the paper ready for print, it is sent to Courier Graphics in Claremont. The paper is then assembled, proofed, and printed on newsprint so it more resembles a professional newspaper. Many im- provements were evident in the publication this year, the main one being that it came out more often and was more regular. Mrs. Hynes stated that it was a pleasure to serve the student body in this manner. A well informed student body becomes a student body who partici- pates more in school life. 2i2 Raider Express 1 r— 1 PROVIDES PRINTING • 9 I. Raider Press: Row I: Mike Dwyer, Mike Garcia. Steve Vanatter, Scott McCallister. Jeff Tesdal. Mike Filch. Row 2; Henry Garcia, Frank Sanchez. Craig Shafer, Gabriel Marillo. Marty Barrios. Row 3: Mr, Conzalves. Steve Parker. John Sullivan. Rorg Pratt. 2. Henry Garcia and Frank Sanchez dis- play us a little of their work. 3. Gabriel Marillo enjoys running a press. Provided printed matter when needed is the most im- portant contribution Raider Press makes to the school and the community. Whenever a program, a booklet, flyers or any other material is needed, Mr. Gonzalves oversees the typewriting and the running of the presses as the students learn the rudiments of the printing business. There is, however, time enough for individual products as can be seen by the picture of the boys holding up a shirt imprinted with a skull and cross bones. While the class entails a lot of hard work, there are moments that make the class enjoyable as well. However the most important aspect of taking this class is that many graduates find that they are able to obtain a job in the printing profession. Raider Press 233 ■ ■■1 The musically inclined and vocally gifted meet in HI every school day to practice, improve, and sharpen their vocal skills. These students make up the Rowland High School Choirs. Under the direction of Mr. John Catanzaro, they have again completed a successful year of concerts, festivals, competitions, and school productions. Support for the choirs was derived from a variety of ways. One of the major events was the Second Annual Fashion Show and Spaghetti Dinner. After the dinner, students, parents, and facul- ty members modeled the latest fashions. The high point and conclusion to the show was a full scale wedding party. Singing Christmas cards were again a popular Christmas event. For 50c students could send a singing Christmas carol to any of their friends-via the choirs. This year the choir sponsored the Stu- dent-Faculty Talent Show, called Rowland on Broadway. It played to sell-out crowds both nights it was presented. Mame, the spring musical, was their biggest endeavor and largest success of the year. It was presented in the new facili- ties of the gym and was warmly received by the large audiences that attended the performances. Again as the past, a tribute to Mr. Catanzaro. I. The Choirs harmonize at the Christmas Festival. 2. Sherrile Howard. Stephanie Arlerberry, and Alicia Aubry- The Sound of Music 3. Practicing is a daily ritual. 4. Chaunliers Deanna Alsworth. Stephanie Arterberry. Alicia Aubry. Ann Blessum, Aber Boone, Tracy Cannon. Kathleen Cheney. Melanie Deem. Jeanelt Delgado. Debbi Ellioll. Adrienne Estrada. Sherrile Howard. Anna Johnson. Kim Kemp. Nellie Kim, Sunmln Lee, Mendy MacDonald. Jade Magallanes. Debbie Marcusson. Annette Mathews, Caroline Meyer. Loralyn Monsen. Lynnett Mul lenaux. Sabreniz Persall. Stephanie Petty. Mary Saczawa, Celeste Salcido. Calh erine Sanchez. Rose St. Onge, Debbie Strong. Joyce Tully and Judy Wheeler. 5 Chauntier Officers; Debbie Strong and Jeanelt Delgado. 6. The boys are learn- ing the joy of song. 7. Acappella Officers: Row I Tern Upshaw. Gail Marcusson Row 2: Karia Heusner, Ria Snoek. Derek Fryer. Mike Shelby. Sheryl Van Hulzen and Kellie Araque. 234 Choirs Choirs 235 CHAMBER SINGERS • .JtsmEumj--- m M t. t ' i ■ Jp i l kjrl g li D Pi n 3 71fi cu Mr. Catanzaro Round, as open arms united Lasso of time and love Circle of belonging Spun and led through the hands Of one single man. As the rope twisting and encircling Separating nothing Together whirling, spinning Soaring through song, yet tied By one single man. Lasso ever-widening Encompassing all Perfection shields pitfalls Protection prevents wandering A musical bond made, twirled and guided By this one single man. Sheryl Van Hulzen I. Chamber Singers: Keliie Araque. Amy Blessum, Dan Brooks. James Chambers, Patricia Ferreira, Su- san Ford, Donna Harrison. Monica King, Tami Kru- zan, Keliie Lent, David Lindy. Gail Marcusson, Gary Martin, Lori Merstik, Michael Mofson. Pam Morales, Richard Norris, Margaret Piazza, Kim Reynolds, Lanny Richardson. Susanna Riley, Carlos Sarmienio, Mike Shelby and Jean Swift. 2. Chamber Singers are protective over their teddy bears. 3. Don ' t cry Rick Norris the performance is almost over. 4. A special accompaniment is performed on the bells by Keliie Lent. 5. Chamber Singer Officers: Donna Harrison- President-, Pam Morales-Secretary. Choir 337 EXCITEMENT PREVAILS f fl. mum T «ij iim 1 1i% Bandettes I. The bandettes entertain the crowd. 2. Bobbi Mills at the end of a successful performance. 3. Majorettes: Bobbi Mills. Karen Cook and Ginny Schieren- beck. 4. Letter Carriers: Donna Uder, Maria Lapasona. Rhonda Anderson, Lisa Friss. Denise Clark, Laurie McPherson, Mary Saczawa, Caria McDonald. 5. Susan Morrell and Sue Emerick open half time with a smile. 6. BandetteS: Row I: Michelle Vera, Teresa Crouse, Maureen Merriles, Sharon McCall, Dawn Lemons, Dora Serna, Lynn Rogers. Row 3: Cathy Fox, Susan Morrell, Pam Smith, Michelle Canta. Row 3: Christi Brown, Lisa Morez, Terri Sweezey, Jennifer Wilson, Dana Mullens, Andrea Gather. Row 4: Lorelta Amador. Christina Rodriguez, Sue Emerick. 7. Mrs. Carnevale, the advisor. Excitement prevailed when it was announced that Su- san Emerich and Susan Morrell were chosen as mem- bers of the Tournament of Roses Parade Band Flag Corp. for 1982. This was just one of the awards that was brought home by members of the Bandettes, the per- forming auxiliary units to band. Other individual awards were won by Jennifer Wilson,- 1st out of 200 in marching elimination; Denise Hippin, Young Americans Dance Team Tryouts-, and Karen Cook and Ginny Schierenbeck, second in high school solo twirling. The Tall Flag group has won 4 firsts and 2 thirds in festival and parade competition this year, and the groups as a whole won 2 firsts at camp and received the coveted Spirit Award while garnering the Sweepstakes for the school with the most awards. The advisor, Patt Carne- vale is very pleased with the girls ' performances. How- ever, behind the awards can be found a dedicated group of students who brave rain, sleet, fog, and stu- dent drivers early each morning in the parking lot in order to practice for these award-winning perfor- mances. Bandettes 239 ENTHUSIASM ON DISPLAY 1 . r 3 1 1 If .¥ 240 Pep The Song Leaders lead a noontime rally. 2. Tracy Gilmore runs across the field during Homecoming. 3. Everybody, clap to- gether. 4. The pep squads hold their run-through sign at a football game. 5. The JV Pep Squad looks like they are playing choo choo train. 6. Debbie Gately does a war dance on her box. 7. Yvette Aguilera takes off her shoes and rests her weary feet. : - Pep 241 (1) Advisor: Vera Benoit (2) Varsily Cheer: Vicky Bueno. Head Maria Zate, Jackie York, Marcella Vellznoweth. Becky Sanroman. Robin Gurney, Debbie Gately. Leslie Saunders. (3) Song: Christine Kanegai. Michelle Brown. Clair Kawagishi. Tracy Gilmore. Jenny Volmer. Penny Kenedy. Head; Kim Phil- lips. Yvette Aguilera. (4) Mascot. Karen Mason (5) J.V. Cheer Julie Villalovos. Yvonne Lee, Cindy Peacock. Jeam Cummings. Cindy Waltman. Head Phyllis Martinez. (6) Flag: Cindy Cawthon. Mellisa Nelson. Tina Llamas, Judy Heusner. Valerie Johnson, Erin Fausone. Head Jamie Kemp. 3U Pep k. THEY WORK TOGETHER A new advisor and a new method of choosing the pep squads came into being this year. This year the girls were chosen by panels of teachers who judged the girls on poise, routines, and spirit. This method of judging led to a more representative squad than in previous years, the new advisor. Vera Benoit, has also instigated many changes. The rules governing the squads are more strict, which has improved the attitudes of the girls. Also the squads feel they work together better than before. Altogether the changes have brought a more positive attitude by both the girls and the school as a whole. Pep 243 T. m I -i4% ' t.- ; r - 1 ■f- w. w ff Wfi ' ' ' f % L %h ■ - ■ ■ !. % ■ ' l 0  11 -« ACTlV ITIES VITIES AVirfe ACTIVITIES ACTIV ITIES ACTIVITIFS A ' ' IVITIES ' — ACTIV ITIES A « cii CTrrTTIES ACTIVITif S ACTIVITIESA!:Si iTi — ■ jCTIl VlTIEWr s Ar y. u V u I Flulcs: Jennifer Barclay. Karen Bizub. Letica Calistro. Joyce Cook. Suzanne Cooper. Kim Fox. Denene Gordon. Lori Houghton. Susanne Johansson, Lavender Kongaida. Karen LeFay. Mary Leiti. Renee Nakayama. Denise Paul. Nedra Randall, Anna Silva. Tracy Taylor. Karen Warren- burg. Lynn Muramolo. Clarinets: Andrea Allman. Nickie Brown. Kahni Caldwell. Florinda Carlos. Pam Counts. Angela Detter. Charlene Egizi. Lisa Jolley. Kathleen Lewis, Angela Lynch, Marissa Maldonado, Cathie McGregor, Charlie Parulan, Tae Shin, Stephanie Smith, Lana Thompson, Eddie Concepcion. Saxophone: Alex Bentley, Dean Cazett, Robert Chavez, Karen Gallaugher, Eric Grow, Martin Iniguez, Andrew Neave, Ernest Rodriguez. Trumpet: Phil Barnette, Chris Bray, Robert Cambell, Margaret Castro, Larry Garcia, Sam Flan, Eloy Herrera. Mike McGowan, Rick Norris. Andy Palmeira. Pat Ponce. Robert Potter. Jamie Ramirez. Richard Richardson. Dean Smith. William Smith. Dyane Janectic. Greg Lasseigne. French Horn: Julie Adauto. Robert Crissinger. James Day. Kim Delbridge. Liz Miranda. Trombone: Lorrie Adauto. Stockley Burns. Laureen Holmberg. Jamie Miller. Mike Patterson. Frank Sparks, Louis Turriaga, Terry Van Ausdall, Joey Zoba. Baritone: Richard Allman. Erik Androff . Scott Fitch, Mike Gallardo, Mark Mayer, Gilbert Patlan. Merrrtt Peterson, Greg Phillips. Tuba: Marie Androff, Valerie Bell, Donna Bybee, Brenda Hadd, Kim Immenschuh, Lioni Kon- gaika, Mary Ruppert, Tom Swezey. Percussion: Tony Calderon, Robert Carpenter, David Chavez, Vince Chavez, Eric Davenport, Mike Merriles, Tim Reynolds, Mark Van Patten. MalletS: Kellie Lent, Lisbet Mastellone. Chris Penrose. I. Mr. Gullett concentrates on his band. 2. Does Mary Ruppert really play her tuba? 3. Rowland Band ' s early morning workout. 4. Practice makes perfect, so they say. 5. The Band ' s drum squad performs during a pep rally. 6. Majorettes show their expertise with a baton. 7. Award winning drum major Merritt Peterson salutes as he leads the band during a performance. 248 Band : : pwiillS EAGER TO DO WELL The Raider Band is filled with bright, energetic students eager to do well in all aspects of performance. This quality has been observed and appreciated by all who attend their performances. Many traditional performances of the Raider Marching Musicians continues this year. Some of these were the Disneyland Parade, the Annual Spring Concert, the Christmas Lane Parade and the parade competitions in the fall. Some- thing new this year is the Dancing Tuba Line. This line performed at various functions during the year. The Raider Band continues to grow in number and expertise, while their collection of rewards and trophies for their musical ability has also grown. They have become an important asset to the school. First Princess Jeanne Macias Jennifer Volmer Sandra Montano t T T Hpfv y iti H SBw vwty 1 H VjII M 1 . iJ P ' , isvj. . ik Wf Ar w BK« flvj ti 1° V ' E hHH BBcjIqi xt ' V V_JV KS iiK ii ' —•W L. k- jMmm L mi V Bf B ' . r ' ' A M E ft K ' . K B , H A ' r HB faj K L i Mi 1 H HH Ri .a. 9Q 1 B— . . . B 1 Hi Kimberly Phillips Cynthia Moore 250 Homecoming HOMECOMING QUEEN TRACEY PERRY i. ta$r year ' s Homecoming Queen Jana Bywater makes her last appearance. 3. The pepsters await their entrance before the Homecoming game. 3. One oW fashioned touch was brought by the horse-drawn carriage. 4. The Homecoming Court of 1981: Kim Phil- lips. Jennifer Volmer, Jennie Macias. Tracey Perry. Sandy Montano, and Cindy Moore. 5. Jeanne Macias gets congratulated by Mr. Aney. ;:. ' Homecaming AN OLD FASHIONED TOUCH An Old Fashioned Touch was awaiting every- one who attended Homecoming this year. Not only was the turnout for the football game against Wilson large, but the spirit and enthusiasm displayed by the crowd of Raid- ers and alumni was high and constant. The half-time show presented by the band was Impressive, but the highlight of the evening was the announcement of the 1981-1982 Home- coming court. Tracy Perry was crowned queen to the delight of the crowd and rode from the stands in a horse-drawn carriage. After the game there was a dance at the Pomona National Golf Course and the turnout was so large that many were turned away from the door. Those inside danced to the music of Schu-Roberts Audio and had the op- portunity to ride a mechanical bull. The school spirit expressed by the current Raid- ers and alumni made this year ' s Homecoming a very special and a very memorable old fa- shioned touch. Homecoming 353 I. Marcus Arias is calling for his mate. 2. Angle Paibul can sure move her hips. 3. Michael Silver and Marcus Anas think that blowing bubblegum is a lot of fun. 4. Here ' s Julie Wieman and Roxanne Lettman having a mad munchout. 5. Richard Hawk chug a lugs his root beer. 6 Dana Henkel and Chip Hall are having a blast pushing Renee Ruiz and Cindy Velez around. 7. Bruce Vincent plays an outrageous Limbo game. 254 Spirit Week A SPECIAL WEEK Spirit Week was a special week this year. While the format of dress-up days and noon contests remained the same, the cor- relating of Friday ' s Western theme. Homecoming activities, and the Homecoming Dance was new. Participation in the noon time activities was at an all time high. Pie Eating. Rootbeer Chug-a-lug, Tarzan Call, Ice Blocking, Limbo, Hoola Hoop, and Bubble Gum Blowing were some of the contests students could enter. While the root beer and pies were delicious, the bubble gum turned out to be a sticky affair. The athletic prowess of many was discovered as they raced across the grass in the Ice Blocking or twirled the hoop on their waist or bent over back- wards to slip under the Limbo stick. The Tarzan call was in a class all its own, though. For it gave some students the chance to relieve their frustrations at school by yelling. When the week was finally pieced together, a picture of a spirited, fun- filled week emerged, one that will be remembered for a long time. Spirit Week 255 A THEME A DAY • • Each day of Spirit Week was given a dress-up theme. The week began with 50 ' s Dav. a favorite theme since grade school. Safari Day was new to most students, but somehow everyone who dressed up man- aged to get khaki and leopard skins together to make this day most memorable. Hawaiian Day was the coldest day, but the temperature didn ' t stop the mtrepid Raiders from wearing grass skirts and flow- ers. Crazv Day must have set the communitv wondering, as some strange outfits, indeed, walked down Otterbein on the way to school. Friday was a little bit tamer than the other days because it was Western Day. Students who had not dressed for the other days found the courage to wear a cowboy hat for this one. While the clothes worn during Spirit Week may not have come out of Vogue Magazine, the students who dressed proved to the rest of the student bodv that Rowland does have a certain amount of spirit; that IS needed is a little coaxing, and it will come out (all over t place). al he 256 Spirit Week I. Just who IS the first runner-up? ShelK Murphv. Tina Uest. Melody Reyes, Becky SanRoman or Chris Hakala ' 2. Renee Reiz looks f.- ' r her mate 3, Xhat are Jami kemp and Valerie John- son up to now ' 4. Lisa Shretfler loyes school, the Dodgers, rain. and what else ' 5. What are Dawn Lehman. Bobbie Mills and Heide Vanderpool munching out with on 50s Day? 6. Yvetie Aguillera and Ginette Schierenbeck model Hawaiian for Seven- teen magazine. . Tiffany Maturo. Pam tt indfelder. and Mison Wardleigh await the kill. Spirit Week 257 ANTICS PLEASE CROWDS You Can ' t Take With You turned out to be one of the most successful plays put on by the Drama Dept. The zany antics of grandpa and the Sycamore family amused and delighted the sold out crowds that attended all performances. Grandpa ' s tolerance towards his family and his attitude towards money enabled his family to pursue their desires and dreams no mat- ter how ridiculous they seemed. The strange, different type of family life proved to be very embarrassing for Alice Sycamore, who wanted to marry Tony Kirby, the son of a very rich, but very proper family. A night in jail reconciles the Kirby ' s and the Sycamores and everyone lives happily ever after. Many out- standing performances were given by the cast. Among them was Lynn Rogers who played Gay Wellington, a lush. Her per- formance brought down the house at every performance. Mr. Jordan, the teacher advisor, was very pleased with the success of the play. « V I Darren Hammers (Mr. Carmichael) plays while Chrisime Charles (Esse) dances. 1 Jim Burkhart (Tony Kirby) and Reva Curran (Alice Sycamore), to- gether again 3 Jean Swift (Mrs. Sycamore) paints while Richard Sanchez (Mr. DePeena) poses. 4 Vince Chavez (Grandpa) expounds to Parryl Tidweli (Mr. Kolenkov) 5- Donna Harrison (Mrs. Sycamore) concentrates on her art. 6- Jim Burkhart (Tony Kirby) and Amber Boone (Alice Sycamore) discover their love. 7- Lynne Rogers (Gay Wellington) plays a magnificent drunk. 358 Fall Play Fall Play 359 ' I DO. I DO ' I. The Receiving Line awaits the congratulations from the guests, i. Judi Prussak helps David Ruiz cut the wedding cake. 3. Judi Prussak and David Ruiz exchange a kiss after their vows. 4. Reggie Thomas officiated the ceremony. 5. Myra Galvan and Dayna Mullins perform the candle ceremony. 6. Lisa Harkins. Marci McEwen and Thresa Sarrategui take a quick peek while waiting for the ceremony to begin. 7. The guests sit through the ceremony. I do. I do. were the words heard as the quiet audience made up of Marriage and Family students witnessed the marriage of the year. The inarriage took place in a flower bedecked dimly lighted Hideout on January 13, 1982. The guests had been ushered to their seats at 11:30 A.M.. while soft tiiusic played in the background. They had gathered together to witness the marriage of Judi Prussak and David Ruiz. Reggie Thomas officiated at the ceremony. Others in the ceremony were: Melanie Leigh, Maid of Honor; Mike Hernandez, Best Man; Brides Maids: Thresa Sarrategui. Myra Galvan, Marci McEwen, Dayna Mullins. Ushers: Jerry Munoz, Randy Ivey, Gabriel Murillo, Allen Pi- card. After the ceremony, a receiving line was formed, and the guests were able to congratulate the couple. At the reception, Judi and David cut a traditional wedding cake and exchanged a tradition bite, after which they took the traditional turn around the dance floor. The guests were then served refreshinents and encouraged to join in the dancing. While everyone enjoyed the events. Judi and David have something special to place in their Meinory Books. 260 Mock Wedding ■%. ' f N V - ' . r f ' % fWlJ Mock Wedding 261 A NEW TRADITION Mr. Aney crowns King Sean Armstrong. I. Mary Schlichting is receiving her flowers while her escorl, Tuey Thompson awails the next dance. 2. tlla Bosrock leads her escort to the dance floor, i. Heidi Ventura and escort. Johnny Yini pose after being chosen. 4. Erin Fausone dances with her escorl. Aaron Meeks 5. Michelle Shipp dances with a mysterious stranger 6. Ronnie Rios and Desiree Espinoza enjoy a quiet moment. 263 Winter formal Becky SanRoman receives her crown from Mr. Aney Crystal Evening was the theme chosen for this year ' s Winter Formal, which was held at the Disneyland Hotel in the Em- bassy Room on January 9th. The music for the evening was provided by Scandal. The music was excellent, an opinion held by the students and chaperones alike. The dance floor was spacious, enabling plenty of room for the dancing. This year ' s dance began a new tradition for Rowland High School. Instead of just a queen, a king and a queen were chosen to reign over the festivities, and a prince and prin- cess for each class were chosen. Sean Armstrong became the first king in the history of the school, and Rebecca SanRoman was chosen as queen. The royal couples for the classes were: Freshmen Prince Chris Gallego, Princess Heidi Ventura; Sophomore Prince Bobby Markowski, Princess Erin Fausone; Junior Prince Craig Tippings, Princess Ella Bosrock; Senior Prince Andy Casana, Princess Mary Schlichting. At the stroke of twelve, the crystal shattered and royalty changed back to students again. Winter Formal i63 BUCKED SNORTED The Homecoming Dance was a far greater success than anticipated, so much so that the room in which the dance was held could not accomodate the over- flow crowd. The Western theme and the Mechanical Bull added excitement and fun to the dance. The bull was set up on the dance floor, and any would-be cowboy or cowgirl could plunk down their dollar and challenge the bull. The bull, being so popular, mono- plized the crowd the entire evening. Crowds sur- rounded the roped off area to watch the bull do its stuff, it bucked and snorted, gently to some, but also throwing the oft unwary rider to the mat below, much to the delight of the audience. The D.J., Ronnie Roberts, held court at the opposite end of the floor, with a small area inbetween that proved far too small for the huge crowd that had come to the dance. The evening began winding down at 11:30 when the bull bucked his last, and saddle-sore cowboys and cow- girls gingerly left for home, spurning the round dance that ends all Western dances. 264 Homecoming Dance Homecoming Dance 265 FROLIC AT HALLOWEEN Halloween was celebrated Friday, Oct. 30 at Rowland this year. A costume contest was put on by A.S.B. at lunch time, and the judges were Mr. Aney, Mr. Robinson, and Mr. Mathers. Prizes were given to the best dressed teacher and the best dressed student. The competition was fierce as participation was at an all time high. Mr. Gullet was dressed as a sheik with a harem of four exotic looking girls. The sheik and his harem won the teachers prize; it was a plastic pumpkin filled with candy. The winners of the student prize were Mark Van Patten and his friend Mark Guzman. They were dressed in red and black cloaks with skeleton masks. They won a large bag of halloween candy. All of the students enjoyed the fun and frolic at hallow- een this year. I. Caria McDonald and Dona Under say Whais up doc? 2 Does Jean Swift and Susan Ford Ihink they ' re cule or what? 3 Mark VanPatlen and Jerry Kroger discuss Who ' s next ! 4. Charity Lambert says. I think liii turning Japanese 3. Jenny Volmer Sweet and Innocent . 6. Is Julie Villalovos and Deanne Hager laughing at each other or with each other? 7. Could this be Penny Walters before her first cup of coffee in the morning? 366 Halloween Halloween 267 POTPOURRI • kp l-.-i « v_ 268 Potpourri I. An inspiring solo by Jim Bolden. 2. Mark Emerson sings a duet with Jim Bolden. i. Eric Booker shows Jim Bolden how its done 4. AC DC in the form of a gas pump. 5. Is this headline for something In the future? 6. Jim Bolden ' s back-up band was sure cutel 7. A student cranks Phyllis Martinez into the air. The completion of the gym enabled the school to hold assemblies once again, and how nice it was. For the first time in years all of the stu- dents could come to one assembly, and there was a stage and curtains and lights: almost as good as a real auditorium. The first assembly was an Energy Assembly. It didn ' t sound excit- ing, but once it started, everyone was interest- ed. The second assembly was a return of the famous Jim Bolden. He was, as usual, outstand- ing. His rendition of One Tin Soldier will be remembered for a long time. Joyce Sharpe then brought her talents to school in January, when she put a group of students through some very unusual actions. One major noon-time assembly was the FMOC assembly. The gym was packed with students who were awaiting the results of a very close election. All in all the assemblies certainly added spice to a very bland diet of school. Potpourri 269 AND MORE f f m c! — c I. Why are you hiding behind a chair? 2. Armando Rosas and Merritt Peterson with escorts Kim Caudill and Chris Rodriguez. 3. Patricia SanRoman escorts Kenton Baker off of the stage. 4. The FMOC line-up. 5. Only they will know who they are shooting at. 6. Pose prettily-Stan Hunt. Todd Reagan. Dave Verdouw and Tracy Patten. 7. Kenneth Mayhue receives a rose from Patricia SanRoman. 8. Jim Williams gets his hat from Kim Phillips. 9. FMOC Chris Victoria and escort Cindy Morrell. 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Ken 36. 65. 2(6, 223, 223. 225 lllarza. Luis 225 Immenschuh. Kimberly 248 Ingram. Dela 158 Ingram. Edward 178 Iniguez, Martin 178. 248 Iniguez. Sofia 200 Injeyan. Vahan 36 Ivanisevic, Snezana 65, 228 Ivey, Randall 159 Iwig, Ricky 178 Izabal. Rober( 159 Jacinto. Pia 178 Jackson. Lisa 178 Jacobsen. Carl 159 Jacobsen. John 159 Jaffe. Liia 178. 22( Jamieson. Angelica 37 Jamieson. Stanley 200 Jamison, Shawn 159 Janectic, Dyane 178, 230. 248 Jaramillo, Richard IX). 229. 159 Jarboe. Thomas 178. 222 Jarretl, Jaffrey 200 Jauregui. Adrian 200 Jauregui. Ceci 18. 37, 216. 284 Jauregui. Clansa Jenkins. Thomas 77, 119, 200 Jensen. Cydnie 79, 300 Jensen, Julie A. 79. 159. 222, 229 Jensen. Julie A. 159 Jenzen. Henry 178 Jimenez. Micheal 72. 159 Jimnez. Pedro 300 Jimenez. Rosa 37 Jimenez. Valerie 159 Joe. Deanna 178 Joe. Diana 179 Johansson. Mona 37. 225, 248. 229 Johnson. Anna 234 Johnson. Catonya 95 Johnson. David 159 Johnson, Deborah 159 Johnson. Eddie 95. 159 Johnson. Karen 159 Johnson, la Tonya 79. 95. 179 Johnson. Lone 200. 330 Johnson, Marvin Johnson. Tonya 179 Johnson. Valerie 36. 179. 242. 257 Johnston. Deborah Johnston. Tami 130. 179. 189. 231 Jolley. Lisa 200, 248 Jones. Aletha 179 Jones. Carolyn 79. 200 Jones, Cindy Jones. Gregory 72. 74. 88. 233 Jones, Lawrence 95. 300 Jones. Paula 80. 200 Jones. Ronald 159 Jones. Tiffany 179. 189 Jordan. Craig 159 Jordan, Earl Joyce. Alan 200 Joyce. Anthony 179 Juarez. Richard 77 Judd. Robin 300 Judge. Robin 230 Jumper, David 200 Kaback. Beverly 79. 179. 222, 227 Kagebrne. Bill Kath. Charlie 36 Kaladjian. Marine 179. 231 Kanegai. Christine 179. 339. 343 Kanegaina. Lavender 230 Kang. Karen 36 Kanigowski, Kandie 179 Kaplan. Dana 200 Kaspardlou. Corrie 79. 95. (59. 217 Kalzaroff. John 200 Kawagishi. Ctaire 179. 217. 222, 242 Kawai. Martin 179 Keegan. Leanne 159 Kelecy. Ginger 179 Keller, Tracey 159 Kelley, Gregory 77 Kelley. Troy 37, 223. 225. ns Kemp, Brett 77. 2O0 Kemp. Jami 37. 242. 357 Kemp, Kim 234 Kennedy, Penjale 37. 55, 242 Kiert. Tom 229 Kikuda. Henry 301 kilian, Todd 159 Kilmer. Susan 201 Kilpatrick. Kimberly Kilroy. Thomas Kim. Esther 179 Kim. Francis 201 Kim. Keun 159, 224 Kim Kyung 120. 179. 233, 225 Kim, Linda 301 Kim, Neihe 34 Kim. Sonnie 38 Kim. Ted IX). 179. 225 King. Edward 77. 30( King. Moncia 159. 351 King, WiUiam 130, 301 Ktmmond, Susan 38 Klapp. Sandra 39. 193 Kliewer, Charles 301 Klingen, Laura 39 Knight. Richard 301 Kock. Christopher 159, 223 Koehler. Tracy Kongaika. Janet 159. 324 Kongaika, Lavender 79. 201. 248 Kongaika. Leom 179. 248 Korlepeter. Cynthia 30(. 231 kortepeter. Paula 179. 231. 331 Kosareff. Eddie 20(. 284 Kostelecky. Michele 301 Krah, Ruch 201 Kreider. Steven 130. 159 Kroeger. Aaron 159 Kroeger. Jerry 39. 266 Kruzan. Tamar a 39. 223, 231. 251 Kwon. Eun 79. 95. I7|. 179. 222. 228 Kwon. Tommy 159 Kwon, Young Labeda, Shelly fSO LaChance, Jon 160 Lagana. Kimberly Lake. Johnny 201 Lake. Michael Lambert. Charity 38. 79, 222. 223. 232 Lament. Randy 160. 216 Lampasona, Maria 179. 239 lance. Suzanne 201. 231 Landreth. Olivia Lang. Vincent 301 langley, Corina 201. }iC. 284 Lankford. Cheryl 179. 229 lanner. Cheryl 160 I ant:, Michael 179 Lantz. Michelle 179. 3a Largent. Lynn Larison, Shawn 179 larose. Daniel 160. 316. 225 Larose. Gary 201 Larraillel, Kim 160 larsen, Robert 179 Larson, Leif larue. Jill 38 lasseigne. Gregory 201. 248 Latham, Dewitt 179. 186 lauati, Susan Laucirica. William 72 Lauderman. Cheryl 179, 229 Lauudernian. Michelle 160 lazcano. Julie 39 Le. Phi loan 80 Le. Thao 80. 179 te, Tien 160 Le. Tu 39 Lea. Tracie B9 Leabman. Pavid 160 Learning, Bob Leamtng. Troy leamons. Pawn 160 Lebron. Ronald XM Lee. Amy 160. 332. 33i. 335. 339 Lee. Grace 160. 333, 339 Lee. Much 304 Lee. Hwa 39 Lee. Jansen 179 Lee. Jin 130. 179. 334. 235 Lee. Justina 160. 335 Lee. Kang 160 lee. Laura 200. 204 Lee. Rosemary 160 Lee. Sunimin 234 lee. Sung 160 tee. Sylvia 95. 304 Lee. Thomas 179 Lee, Tina 79. XM Lee. Tyson 204 Lee. Vincent 160 lee. Yvonne 179. 222. 239. 343 LeFay. David 160 LeFay. Karen 201. 248 Leigh. Melanie 19. 38 Leile. Mary 348 Lemon. Peborah 160 lemos. Marlha 80, 179 lemons. Pon 339 lenl. Kellie 179. 348. 351 Leon, Leshe 95. 179 Leon. Pauline 304 Leon. Richard 95. 160 Lerma. Vicioria 304 Leilman. Andrew 77 lellman. Roxanne 160. 354 lewis. Kathleen 348 Lewis. Kelley 182. 221 lewis, Mary 183 Lewis. Tammy 306 lewis. Todd 38 lieu. Helen 160 lieu. Rebecca 183 lieu. Tim 206 Lincoln. Debbie 153 Lindsay. Douglas 95. 160 lindsey. Donnda 85 Liridy. David 183. 351 Llamas. Tina (60. 229. 343 llovera. Patricia 160 loaiza. Fabiola 183 loatza. Ninoshka 38 loh. Teh Cheng 183 lohman, Shawn 73. 160 Lomando, Benedicto 160 Lombardi. Patricia 182 Long. Judy 160 Long. Vince 95 Ions. Bridgetle 304 loomis. Cynthia 160 Lopci. Jose 183 Lopez. Marisol loper, Ted 183 Lopez. Yvette 204 lore. Stephanie 160 Losonsky. Gregg 204 Losonsky. Thomas 83. 83 lollridge. Heide 306 Louviere. Michael 183 Lowther. Daria 160 Lowther. Troy 304 Loya. Elizabeth 182. 317. 384 Loyer. Jeffrey 183 Lu, LanKim 160 Luckcuck. Wendy 183. 331 Luna. Aileen 183 Luna. Diane 38 Lutsky. Julie 161 Lynch. Angela 183. 348 M Mabry. Kevin 161 ' vtacCormick. Kevin 304 .f:)caluso. Ronald 161 . ' acDonald. Mendy 304 ' ' acDonald. Scoit 161 .. ' .acias. Jeanne 39. SO. 316, 333. 339. 350. 353 Mackie. Connie 304, 331 Mackintosh. James 83. 204 Maddox. Darin 39 Magallanes. Colleen 181. 183 Magallanes. Jadelyn 304. 334 ■Vlagallanes. Jason 304 Magallon, Ana 183 Magallon, Silvia 204 Magno. Helen 38. 235 Magno. Manchu 161. 235 Maguire. Greg 38 Maldonado, Darlene 161 Maldonado. Marissa 38. 348 Males. Kimberly 161 Mancillas. Annette 304 Mancuso, Parren Manley, Dawn 83, 304 Manzano. Blanca 161 Manzano. Hector 120. 182 Marcelmo. Luis 38. 65. 333. 223. 225. 328 Marchetti, Thomas 304 Marcum. Anthony Marcus, Dawn 204 Marcusson. Gail 39, 334. 351 Mann. Anna Lisa 304 Mann. Leonard 77 Markerl. Natalie 39 Markoski. Laura 43. 43. 193. 333 Markoski. Robert 73 Marlow, Catherine Marlow, Margaret 43 Marquez. Johnniean 95. 204. 330 Marquez. Mark 304 Marquez, Maureen 304, 206 Marquez. Stacey 80. 161 Marshall. John 43 Marshall. Lorf 304 Martin. Diane Martin. Gary 204. 351 Martin. Karen 201, 304 Martin. Marly 183 Marlin. Renee 83. 161 Martin. Tommy 305 Martindale. Cathy 182 Martinez. Pavid 43 Martinez, David A. 182 Martinez. Pavid J. 43, 329 Martinez. Pawn 305. 239 Martinez. Dena 179, 182 Martinez. Fermin Martinez. George 205 Martinez, Jodie 43 Martinez. Kenny 77, 305 Martinez. Peter 77. 119. 305 Martinez. Phyllis 161. 339. 343 Martinez. Richard 161 Martinez. Ronald 161 Martinez, Susan 183 Martinez. Thomas 184 Martinez. Vincent 77. 305 Martinez. Yvonne 205 Mason. Craig 43. 72. 233. 333 Mason. Karen 342 Mason, Lisa 161 Mason, Raymond 161 Mass. Wayne tf, 78, 95. 183 Masteilone. Lisbeih 183, 335. 248 Mathews, Annette 305. 334 Mathts. Terence 183 Matsushita. Lyle 43 Mattes. Michael 16) Matthews, Patrick 182. 216. 322. 232 Mature, Tiffany 161, 257 Mauldm. Andre 182 Maxey. Betly 161 Maxwell. Cynthia 182 Maxwell. David 182 Mayang. Hernane 305 Mayer. Mark 348 Mayhue. Kenneth 43. 223, 223. 370 Mayne. Maureen 43 McAllister, Monique 205 McCall. Sharon 182. 224. 339 McCallister, Scott 42, 56. 239 McCormick. David 161 McDonald. Carta 161. 239. 366 McDonald. Cynthia McDonald. Renee 161, 221 McDonald. Scott 83. 161 McDonald, Sean X ' 5 McDonald. Wendy 227. 334 McEwen. Marci 161 McEwen. Tracy 79. 193. 305. 316. 284 McFarlen. Bobbi 79. 161 McGowan, Angela 43 McGowan. Michael 205. 348 McGregor, Alan 305 McGregor. Catherine 161, 348 McGregor. Victoria 161 McGuill. Shawn 120. 16). 233. 228 McGuire. John 183 McGwire. Gregory 161 McKeever. Kristine 183, 331 Mckenzie. Frank 173. 182 Mclean. Cinceray 95. 183 McLean. Lisa 183 McLeroy. Lee 161 McMichael, Johnny McMillon, Nathan 77. ||9, 303 McNamara, William 119. 161 McOsker, Kimberly 161 McPherson. Lori 183. 239 McReynolds. fcrin 161, 222 Meade, Alberto 305 Means. Davis 161 Mecks. Aaron 161. 316. 235 Meeks. Lrick 161. 316. 335 Meeuwenberg. Deborah 305 Mehta. Jimit 120. 161 Mena. Raymond 183 Menard. Richard 43 Mendiola, Glorme 305. 313 Mendoza. Rafael 77, 305 Mendoza. Vincente 119. 161 Menius, Paul 42 Meraz, Lisa 183 Mercado, Claudia 183, 331. 329 Mercer. Beatrice 183 Merretl, Leaiha 183 Merriles, Maureen 43. 232. 233, 325. 231. 339 Merriles. Michael 183, 223. 248 Merstik. Ion 43, 56. 251 Mesias. Ronald 44. 67. 88 Metcatf, Caroline 44 Metcalf. Cynthia 44 Metz, Ben 45 Meiz. James 183 Metzger. Jeanne Melzgcr, Michael 77, 119 Meyer, Caroline 205. 234 Meza, Hector 77 Michl. Kimberly 205 Milano. Philip 305 Miles, Daniels 83. 205 Miles, laura 205. 313 Miles. Michelle 305 Miles, Monica 45. 56, 333 Miller, Denise 45 Miller. Jamie 305. 248 Miller. Kevin 183 Miller. Michelle 305 Miller, Thomas 44 Mills, Bobbi 161. 339. 357 Mills. Lawrence 305. 313 Miramon. Marlene 305 Mirarnia. Carlos 183 Miranda. Elizabeth 305. 348 Miranda. Richard 183 Mofson. Michael 161. 351 Molina. Guadalupe 305 Molina, Maura 183 Molina, Orlando 205 Molla. Connie 18. 44, 216 Molla. John 205 Monge. Cecilia 77, 196. 205 Monsen, Loralyn 205, 234 Montague, Darrell 83. 305 Montanio. Lynn 44 Monlano, Lisa 305 Monlano. Sandra 44, 316. 250. 353 Monlerroso. Rick Monies, Ralph 161 Monloya. Christopher 45. 48 Monloya. Gregory 45 Montoya. Laura 305 Monly, Crystal 183 Moon, Anthony 119. 183, 311 Moon, Teresa 45 Moore. Cynthia P 45. 350. 353 Moore. Cynthia R. 183, 331 Moore. Frank 83, 305 Mora. April 205 Mora. Christine 79. 183 Mora. Frances 44 Mora, laune 305 Mora. Lydia 183 Mora, Robert 306 Morales, Angeline 306, 230 Morales, Pam 251 Morales. Patncia 161 Moran. Sean 161 Moraton. Anemio 183 Moraton, Juan 161 Moralon. Sergio 44 Moreno, Pesiree 183 Moreno. Louis 183. 216 Morewood. Scott 83, 183, 339 Morez. Lisa 339 Morgan. Tonnie 306 Morreale. Gary 199. 306 MorreU, Cynthia 78. 161, 317. 370 Morrell, Susan 183. 339 Morns, Leslie 44 Morliriier. Mark 77. 119 Mortimer. Michael 73. 95. 162. 229 Morti mer, Thomas 42. 44. 88. 216. 217 Morlvedt. Robert 183 Moscal. Mark 77. 306 Movido. James 306 Movido. Paul 85. 171. 183. 316, 223 Moy. Sharon 45, 65 Moyer. Beth 183 Muego. Theresa Muiagic. Richard 306 Mullenaux. Garrett 130. 184 Mullenaux. Lynette X . 334 Mullins. Payna 162. 339 Munger, Rovert 306 Munoz. Garrett 163 Munoz. Gerard 73, 163 Munoz. Steven 184 Munro. Stacey 184 Muramoio. Dawn 18. 45. 333 Muramoio. Lyle 233 Muramoio. Lynn 45. 233. 348 Munllo. Cynthia 306 Munllo. Gabriel 72. 119. 163. 339 Munllo. Michael 162 Murphy. Daniel 45 Murphy. Herlinda 162 Murphy. Shelly 184, 357, 365 Murray. Gloria Murray. John 184 Mustain. Karen 184 Muslain, Kirk 44 Musiain, Melinda 306 N Nabor, Melinda 44 Nacey. James 44 Nadal. Dennis 95. 171. 184 Nakayama. Renee 184. 222. 2AB Nash. Ross 1S4 Nassery. Oudsi Navarrete. Isabel 306 Navarrete. Marco Navarro. Ramon 184 Neave. Andrew 306, 211. 348 Neave. Tracy 163. 331 Needham. Terry 306 Neisinger. Crystal 184 Neisinger. Jams 184 Nelson. Darlene 184 Nelson, Melissa 343 Nerio. Georgina 306 Nessi. Roxana 306 Nguyen. Anhtuan Nguyen. Hoan 184 Nioola. James 306 Niemeier. Janet 184. 331 Nieto, Louis 162 Nieto. Susanna 206 Niiti. Michael 206 Nokes, Darin 162 Nokes, Dawn 45 Nolivos, Elizabeth 184 Nordell. Peier 184 Norris. Richard 162, 248. 251 Novak, laura 306 Nuyten. Kamslna 306. 339 Oh. Jenny Okelly. Melissa 163 Olivas, Castulo 162 Oliver, Marian 45 Olson. Alan 184 Oneal. Robert 95. 184 Oogjen. Denise 184 Ordonez. Eduardo 82. 119. 306 Organista. Yveite 163 Orloff. Peier 184 OrndofI, Gerald 306 Orona. Selene 45 Orozco. Chene 306 Orozco, Jorge 306 Orozco. iose 163 Orozco. Karen 184 Ortega. Fernando 37, 46 Ortega, Jorge 163. 316. 235 Ortega. Maria 184. 230 Ortega. Mike 162 Orliz. David 77 Ortiz. Edward 306 Orttz. Kathy 163. 331 Ortiz, Lisa 206 Ortiz. Lisa 206 Ortiz, Mary 162 Ortiz. Michael 184 O ' Sullivan. Joseph Osuna, Michael 207 Oti, Christopher 46 Ovelletle. Scott 184 Owens, Jennifer 162 Ozaela. Lillian 162, 223. 225 Pach. Laura Padllla, Charncse 162 Padilla. Charwese Padilla, Darla 162 Pa-bul. Angela 47. 223, 354 Paibul. Lisa 207 Paik. Joon 120, 307 Paik. Moon 163 Painter. John 47 Pak. Sang Palazzola. Brenda 46 Palazzollo. Jill 77. 306. 207 Palmeira. Andrew X17. 248 Palmer, Deborah 201 2S Palmer. Lon 46. 65 Palmer. Randi 163 Papke. Debra 47 Park. Hyeran  7 Park. Hyeweon Park. Jeanine 184 Park. Lex 47 Parker. Cindy 47. 79. 317 Parker. Sleven 184. 339 Parks. Sandra 163 Parmelee. Linda 184 Parra. Larelta 181. 184 Parris. Elizabelh 307 Parnsh. Charlotte 184 Parulan. Charlie 307. 348 Pascos. Jill 80. 184. 189 Pate. Timothy 184. 307 Patel. Dipak Parian. Gilbert 185. 348 Patterson, Michael 163. 316. 348 Pal ton. David 47 Palton. Tracy 46. 53. 370 Paul. Janice 163. 348 Pavlik. Robert 185 Payne, Jeanne 43. 46. 80, 193 Payne. Julie 46. 339 Payne, kinberly Pai, Renee 306. 307 Peacock. Cynthia 185. 333. 334. 331. 343 Pelaez. Venus 307 Petlenn. Timothy 307 Peloso, Paul 163 Pena. Daniel 46 Peni«. Pamela 47. 56 Penlz. Paulette 163 Penrose. Christopher 307. 338. 348 Peregrelti. Connie 78. 79, 163, 316, 333 Pereira. Joseph 47, 119 Perez, Albert 163 Perez. Angela C. 175. 307 Perez. Angela L 185. 384 Perez. David 163 Perez. Geoffrey 307 Perez. Henry Perez. Joseph Perez. Julie 18. 47. 316. 333 Perez, Marielle 163 Perez. Robert 47 Perez, Sleven 46. 85 Perez, Vvette 163 Perry, Tracey 47. 54. 316. 350. 353 Persall. Sabreni 303, 307. 334 Persall. Tyronzi 163. 331 Peterson, Keven 73. 163 Peterson. Merritl 47. 65. 348. 370 Petievich. Beatrix 47 Petric. Michael 185 Petrillo. Tina 47 Pelrovics. Margaret 163 Petty. Lisa 384 Petty. Slaphanie 307. 330, 334 Peyer, Andrea 307 Phillipi. James 88. 163. 333. 339 Phillips, Gregory 307. 348 Phillips. Kimberly 48, 65. 66. 333. 343, 353. 170 Phipps. Joanlhon 185 Phipps, Timothy 307 Phipps, Wendy 163 Poazza. John 48. 66, 73, 74, 316 Piazza, Margaret 95, 185, 351 Picard, Robert Picardo. Alma 48 Picardo. Ann 79. 307 Pickelt. Sherri 163 Pierte Paivd 307 Pierce, Robert 163 Piovan. Deborah X 7. 309. 339 Piovan. Jacqueline 163 Pitts, Kevin 185 Placencio. Edward 307 Pluma. Anthony Poindexter. Tanya 185. 331 Poland. Scott 48 Polder, Larry Pomozzi, Timothy 185 Ponce. Patrick 185, 348 Pongs, Carl 185 Poole. Timothy 83. 308 Porter. Angela 308. 331 Porter. James 48 Pornllo. Annette Porlillo. Chris 185 Portillo. Lisa 49 Porlillo. Ramona 163 Portillo. Wendy 80. 163 Posada. Luis 185 Post. Chauncy 185 Post. Jeffrey 163 Post. Peter 163. 339 Post. Roberta 308, 338 Poller. Toberl 163, 348 Potts. Julie 49 Potts. Richard 185 Poutre. Lisa 79. 308 Powell. Alan 77 Powell. Cynthia 49 Powell. Tina 163 Poynor. Nicholas 308 Pratt. Rory 163. 339 Preston. Desnie 185 Price. Stephanie 163. 385 Price. Timothy 48 Prussak. Judith 163. 385 Prussak. Leeann 308 Prybylla. Paul 119, 308 Puerto, Alisa 308 Putthiporn. Chanchai 308 Putthiporn. Chanchai 163 Pyle. Martin 185 Quezada. Marco Quinn, Connie 185 Quirk, Colleen 48 Ouirk. Daniel 119. 183. 185 Ouiros. Gilbert 185 Ooiroz. Knslina 185 Ouiroz. Linda 48 Ouiroz. Lydia 163 Ouizon. Mazenaida 48. 384. 331 Radecki. Randy 49 Radecki. Robert 119. 185 Radtke. Robert 163 Raines. Meliday 185 Ramazetter. Karen 185 Ramey. Russell Ramirez. Jaime 185. 348 Ramirez, John 308 Ramirez, Nicholas 163 Ramos. Shan X 8. 330, 331 Ramsay. Julie 49 Randall. Daniel 163 Randall. Nedra 185. 348 Randall. Slacey 301. 308 Randolph. Reginald Raper, Sleven 185 Ralaiczyk. Debbie 163 Ralaiczyk. Roberl 308 Raygoza, Adnana 163 Raymundo, Hilario 18. 49. 56 Raymundo, Juan 73, 163 Raz. Eduardo 50 Raz. Maria 185 Reagan, Todd 50, 73, 74, 333. 370 Reardon. Kelly 185. 339 Rebh. Kristina 163 Reblando. Gerundio 185 Reblando, Ron 95. 333 Recio. Dame 185 Recio. Tricia 163 Redmon. Randolph 163 Redobladi. Margie 50. 384 Reed, Danny 119, 185 Reed, Troy 73. 74 Reeves. Patricia Reeves. Susan 163 Regenniller. Stephen 51. 56 Reichig. David Reid. Jeffrey 166 Reinke, Timothy 308 Rennemann, Crystal 51, 80, 339 Renney, John 166 Resendez. Rosemary 185 Relana. Tom 166 Reuss, Monica 185 Reuss, Richard 185 Reuss, Rudolf 166 Reyes. Jaime 186 Reyes. Jeanetle 166. 357 Reyes. Mark 186 Reyes. Martin 186 Reyes. Rachell 51, 339 Reyes, Rose 80. 308. 339 Reyes. Teresa 308 Reyes. Theodore 186 Reynolds. Irene 79. 186 Reynolds. Kimberly 50. 351 Reynolds, Robin 166 Reynolds. Timothy 186, 348 Reynosa. Daniel Reynoso. Luis 166 Reynoso. Manuel 186 Reynoso. Rachel 186 Reynoso, Robert 166 Reynoso, Saul 186 Rhoades. Kevin Rhodes. Steve 186 Rice. Scott 309 Richards. Barbara 308 Richardson, 1 anny 166. 351 Richardson, M ichael 186 Richardson. Richard 50. 348 Rideoul, Anna 186 Riley. Susanna 166. 333. 351 Ringwald, Scolt 303. 308 Rios, Kim 166 Rios. Lorenzo 166 Rios. Lucy 308 Rios, Martine 186 Rios, Richard 73. 95 Ritchey. Kathleen 50 Ritter. Kim 166 Riutta. James 50, 83, 83, 317. 333 Rivas. Carlos 73 Roark. Robert 51 Roberts. Christine 51 Roberts. Dawn 186 Roberts. Jerry yX Robertson. Wilson 186 Roda. Roberto 130. 335 Rodriguez. Anthony 77, 308 Rodriguez. Brenda Rodriguez. Carlos 77 Rodriguez. Christine 51. 330. 370 Rodriguez. Denise 51. 333 Rodriguez. Ernie 348 Rodriguez. Ezekiel 95. 186 Rodriguez, Irene 166 Rodriguez, Isaac 166 Rodriguez, Michael 166 Rodriguez, Michelle 186. 189 Rodriguez, Rich 186 Rodriguez, Xemena 166 Rodriguez. Yvonne 50 Rogers, Lynne 166. 334. 331. 339. 358 Romero. Monica 308 Romero, Richard Rosales. John 308 Rosas. Armando 50. 73. 74. 339. 370 Rosas. Guillermi X18 Roseberry Renee 166 Roselli, John 119 Rosete, Carmen 308. 330 Ross, Stacy 166, 331, 384 Roth, Vickie 166 Rowell, Bryan 308 Rowell. Etysia 50 Roaland, John 50, W Rowland, Michael 77, 95. X18 Rowland. Robert 185. 186. 189 Rubalcaba, Rockey Rubio, Victor 186 Ruiz. David 51 Ruiz, Renee 166 Ruiz. Timothy 83. 166 Ruppert. Mary 348 Rush, R Ray 51 Russell. Curt 51 Russell. John 166 Russo. Catherine 51 Ruvalca. Erank 50 , Sabin. Michelle Saczawa, Mary 308. 334. 339 Saenz. Arthur 308 Sailors, Dana 166 Salas. David 119. 186 Salsa. Mark 308 Salazar, Michelle 308 Salazar, Michelle 308 Salazar, Steve 186 Salcido, Celeste XIS. 334 Salcido, Norma Saldale. Nancy 166 Salguero, Jose 308 Salinas, Ricky 48 Salinas, Sandra 167 Salinas, Sandy 167 Sailer. Rebecca 50. 333 Sailer. Roberta 50 Salvador. Robert 167 Salviati. Jose 30. 31. 51. 83, 317 Salviali. Maria 83, 186, 330 Sambas. Jose 167 Samuels. Andre 51 Samuels. Sabrina 85. XI8 Sanchez. Catherine 308. 337. 334 Sanchez. Danny Sanchez. Eric 167 Sanchez. Eufenette 167 Sanchez, frank 51. 339 Sanchez, Kevin Sanchez, Magaty X78 Sanchez, Patricia 167 Sanchez, Richard 186, 337, 358 Sanchez, Roy 64 Sancers. Leslie Sandoval. Ellyn XS Sandoval. Leticia 186, 333, 337 Sandoval, William Sanpedro, Ricky 186 SanRoman. Patricia 53, 65, 333, 331. 333. 370 SanRoman. Rebecca 53. 316, 331, 333, 343, 357 Santana. Erick 186 Santoyo. Erank 186 Santoyo. Jesus 309 Sarmiento. Bernadeltc 186 Sarmienlo. Carlos 167. 334. 351 Sarrategui. Thresa 18. 53. 316 Saunders. Jim 53 Saunders. Laura 53 Saunders. Leslie 186. 343 Saunders. Patricia 308 Saunders. Richard D. 167 Saunders. Richard E. 53, 130 Saunders, William 167 Saundersted. Paul 186 Scales. Albert 77. 309. 3K) Seammacca, John 130. 309 Scarpinata. Julie 167 Scataniacchia. Michael 53 Schaffer. Craig 186. 339 Schiel. Patricia 53 Schierenbeck. Ginelte 186. 333. 334. 339. 357 Schlichting. Ann 309 Schlichting. Mary 18. 53. 67. 316 Schmock. Edward 77. 309 Schmock. Justine 187 Schnabl. James 73, 167 Schnabl. Jay 73, 119. 187 Schneider. Daniel Schoenborn, Patricia 53 Schoenhogen. Debora 53 Schoenhofen. Stephen Schreffler. Lisa 53. 333. 335, 337, 357 Schmacher, Kim 167 Schwartz, Pamela 309 Scolto, Dsantolo. Antonio 187. 193, 317 Scoito. Dsantolo. Susan 85. 130. 187. 317 Scnbner. Paul 187 Seargeant. Andrew 187 Sebiane. Cindy 309 Sebiane. Kathy 167 Seim, Scott 187 Selcho, Bernard 53 Senteno. George 77. 95. X 19 Serna. Dora 187. 339 Serna, Vvette 53 Setoda, Cathy 3C S etoda. Tracey 187 Seller. Karen 79. 187. 337 Setter. Paul 167 Shaffer. Michael 167 Shapiro, Shelly 53 Shaw, Glen X Shaw, Janet XVI Shaw, Lisa 53 Shelby, Mary 53 Shelby, Michael 167. 334. 351 Sheppard. Brian 31 Sheppard. Keith 54 Sherman, Robert 309 Shin, Soo Jung 54, 63, 333, 333. 338 Shin, Tae X«, 338, 348 Shin. Tommy X19 Shipp. Michelle 187. 337 Shonka. Cnstopher 309 Shonka. Timothy 9S Shubin. David 167 Sigal. Jonathan 73. 187 Sigmund, Robert Silva. Anna XW, 313, 348 Sllva. Anionio 167 Silva. Dan X Sllva, Deanna Sllva. Denise 187 Sllva, Gilbeno 77 Sllva, Louie 167 Sllva, Martin 85. 167 Sllva. Mary 54 Sllva. Phihp 55 Sllva. Robert 309 Sllva. Velia 54 Sllva. Vincenr 174. 187 Silvas. Scott 187 Silver, Michelle 167, 333, 354 Simmons, Janet 54 Simmons, Michael 187 Sims, Christ XS Sims, Jeffrey 54 Sims. Robert Siqueiros. Pedro 309 Sirag, Dawn 167 Skaggs. Robert 334. 335. 338 Skertich. James 54 Skertich. Jean 187 Skertich. Judith 3«. 313 Skinner, Dawn 167 Sleeuwenbhoek, Anionuis 167 Sloan. Charles 55 Sloboian, James X W Slorach, Abdrew 55 Smilh, Andrew 167 Smith, Christina 309 Smiih, Cindy 187 Smilh. Danielle 187 Smiih, Darryl 309 Smith. Dean 309, 348 Smith, LVbbie 167. 193 Smith, L enise 167 Smilh, Gerald X ' 9 Smith, James 77, 187 Smith. Jeffrey 72. 187 Smith. Jodi X9. 230 Smith. Kalhryn 187 Smith. Lori 187 Si7iith. Mark SS Smith. Pamela 187. 239 Smith. Richard 167 Smith. Sean Smith. Stephanie 209. 248 Smith. Tammy 187 Smith. Todd 82. 187 Smtth. Tom 187 Smith. William 209. 248 Snaer. Dennis 55 Sneath. Harold 119. XI9. 229 Snoek. Ria 54. 234 Solano. Humberto 187 SoUenno. Thresa 54. 223 Solhak. Candy XU 284 Solorzano. Robert 209 Solozano. Stacey 167 Sommer. leslie 209 Sondersted. Paul Sondersied. Wendy 167 Sosnoskie. Chrislme Soules. Ian 167 Soules. Suzanne 55 Souletie, Michael 187 Sousa. Alfred 167 Sousa. Elizabeth 209 Sowa. Sue 167. 2t6 Spangler. Gregory 209 Sparks. Charlie 82. 119. 187. 248 Spence. Tama 209. 230 Spencer. Walter 167 Spicer, Jay 187 Springer. Michael 202. 209 Si Onge. Robert 167 St Onge. Rosemary 120. 209. 234 Stachowski. Samantha 167 Stachowdki. Saundra 167 Stafford. Darcey 167 Stambaugh. Lowell 55 Stamper, Sonya 82. 167 Stanley. Shert Slanphill. Pamela 209 Slamphill. Pauta 167 Slavros. Matthew 209 Siavrou. Steve Sieigleman. Jeff 187 Slein. Charles 187 Stepp. John 55. 61 Stepp. Kimberty 187 Sterry. Linda 190 Stevens. Carole 58 Stevens. Michael 168 Stewart. Tern 58 Stewart. Velanche 58. 227. 228 Stewart. Wanda 209 Stmnetl. Richard 190 Stocker. Paie 59 Stoddard. Cheryl Stoner. Catherine 59 Storey. Rae 190 Slratle. Rhonda 209 Streelt. Robert 168 Strickland. Leah 59 Siricklen. Gully 210 Strong. Damn Strong. Deborah 210. 234 Strong. Mark 190 Slrong. Mike 168 Strowger. Donna 168 Siut.herf. Lori 168 Sturgeon. Sean 210 Suddaby. Jutie 190 ' ulhvan. Charlen 27. 58 iil!ivan, John 58. 239 Sun, James 168 iuici-. Vickie 58. 168 ■Sutler. Tern 210 -vv.intek. Tiffany 168 ■Aondener. Donald ..o:ey. Terne 58. 65. 222. 239 Acicy. Thomas 168. 216. 248 ■Attt. Jean 59, 65. 227. 250. 25). 266 ■ t-cri. Stephen 59 OKishi. Ansa 24. 59. 223. 228. 229 .hashi. Marina 77. 193. 210. 216. 229 - .uchi. Wes 190. 223 I. higene ,.,j. Henry 210 ■■)3. Kellie 168 ,,Sivol, Debbie 56. 80. 229 livol. Gar 190. 224 ui L.lia 95. 210 ■.c. Tina 190 ■ ■. Steven 168 iir. Cvnihia 210. 230 f trie 190 -.. Ua 210 Taylor. Minzi 200. 210. 230 Taylor. Tracy 58. 248 Tecson. Paul 95. 168, 222. 229 Teichmann. Debra 82, 210 Teller. Sharm 230 Templin. Ttna 50 Terrazas. Miguel 58. 85 Terrell. Shelly 58 Terrones. Nick 168 Terry. Allison 168 Terry. Deanna 210 Terry, Maihew 95. 168 Teschier. Ronald 210 Tesdahl. Jeffrey 168. 239 Tetone. Anthony 59 Thomas. Brian 72 Thomas. Reginald 168 Thomas. Scott 119 Thompson. Leslie 205 Thompson. Salana 210. 248 Thompson. Stuart 38. 59, 72 Thompson. Terilyn 168 Thornhill, Deborah 210 Thornton. Edgar 210 Tidwell. Darryl 35. 59. 65. 227. 258 Tidwell. Donald 190 Tigue. James 210 Tiller. Sherry 210 Timmins. Teresa 46, 59. 223. 232 Tippings. Craig 72. 168 Tollett. Paul Tomlinson. Robert 190 Tong. Curtis 58 Tong. Denms l!9 Torres. Pilar 190 Tran. katherine 210 Tranberg. Carol 58 Triance, Kevin 210 Truax. Donald 190, 228 TruiiHo. Albert 210 Tru|(llo. Eddie 210 Truskosky. Steven 2t0 Tsui, Candy 58 Tubbs. Ronald 168 Tutenkjian, Stephanie 168 Tully, Joyce 210. 234 Turek, Crislin 190 Turigan. Alma 210 Turner. Robert S2. 190, 274 Turriaga. Louis 190, 248 Tyminski. Gerard u Uder. Pona 190. 339. X6 Udo. Michael 190 Ullman. Heidi 168 Ullman. Michael 3 Underwood. Albena Underwood, kennelh 59 Upshaw. Tern 168. :!:7. 334 Uriarle. Carmen 59 Unas, t-arica 168 Urrea. Christopher 168 Uruchurtu. Deborah 168 Urijchurlu. Pianna 190. 330 Uustalu. Chnsltne 168 Uusiatu. Pavid Uvtingco. tnimanue Uycingo. Shirley 168. 235 Vatderrama. Leticia 310 Valdez. Raul 310 Valencia. Panenn 190. 330 Valladared. Peborah 189. 190 Valladared, Peborah 189. 190 Valladares. Johanna 80. 168 Valona. Valerie 168 VanAusdall. Terry 168. 348 Vanderpool. Heidi 168. 357 VanHerwaarden. Virginia 79. 168, 317 VanHukcn. Sheryl 59. 354 VanNalter. Sieven 190. 339 VanPallen. Mark 60. 339. 348. 366 Vanvelar. Sonya 168 Vaquilar. Geraldyne 168. 331 Vargas. Beniatnin 6i Vargas. Michael 77 Vargas. Vicloria 168 Vasquez. Barbara 310 Vasquez. Israel 168 Vasquez. Pnscilla 61 Vasquez. Robin 190 Vega. Pavid 190 Vega. Thomas Velez. Cynlbia 169. 316. 354 Vellanowelh. Jamie 190 Vellanowelh. Marcella 169. 343 Veloso. Casimir 169 Vanhaus. John 169 Venlura. Heidi 310 Vera. Michelle 190. 337. 339 Vardouw. Pavid 61. 88. 339. 370 Verdugo. Ronald 73 Verdugo. Stephanie 310 Verdugo. Susan 330 Verssen. Paniel 60 Vestal. Allen 60 Vickers. Christina 310 Victoria. Christopher 61. 119. 371 Victoria. Sharon 79. 190 Viel. Pavid 169 Vigiletti. Todd 310 Viguena. Jesus 190 Viguena. Lisa 310. 330 Villalobos. Plana 310 Villalobos. Mario 310 Villalovos. Julie 169. 343, 366. 284 Villanueve. Ruben 169 Villarama. William 95. 310 Vincent. Bruce 61. 354 Vincent. James 190 Vincent. Michelle 190 Visser. Keith 190 Vo, Cam Cat 210, 313 Volkov, Pauel 169 Volkov. Stcphany 60 Voll. Valerie 79. 303. 310 Voimer. Katherine 60 Volmer. Jennifer 61, 66. 333. 242. 350. 353. 366 Vu. Hicn 169, 333 Wishon, Jeffrey 191 Wolcott. James Wolden. Eric 77. 130 Wolf. Beverly 63, 221 Wolfe, tileen 191 Wolfe. Kerry 169 Wolfrum. William 232 Won. Jong 191 Wong. Benson 191 Wong. George 169 Wong, Pauline 64. 222, 235 Wons. Melissa 169 Woo. Sam Jeremy 83 Wood. Carl 169 Wood. Cynthia 169 Wood. David 311 Wood. Dean 311 Woodruff. Shan 169 Woosley. James 311 Worley. Sharoly 311 Wright. Jean 85 Wright. Robert 64 w {} ' y V. Walker. Pavid Walker. Shannon 95. 311, 330 Wallace. Carol 80. 190 Wallace. Kirk 88 Wallace. Sean 61 Walsh, Sheryl 190 Walsh, Vicki Walters, Penny 171, 190. 216, 231, 266 Waltman. Cynthia 190, 333, 342 Wardleigh, Allison 169, 357 Warner, Kathy 191 Warren, Leslie 311 Warren, Maury 311 Warren, Russell 63 Warrenburg, Karen 63, 348 Warrenburg. Mitchel 191 Walanabe, Wendy 169 Watkins, Curtis 95, 311 Watson, Anthony 311 Wallers, Richard 63 Way, Terence 191 Weatherbie, Catherine 311 Weatherbte, Jaqueline 169, 331 l i Webster, Scott 169 ' 1 Weidl, Annette 63 Weiss, Phillip 169 Welborn. Georgette 169 Welsh, James 169 Wentz, Tracy 191 West, Pean 130, 311 West. Tina 191. 331. 357 Wheeler. Judith 311. 334 Wheeler. Russell 63 White, Dennis 169 White, Sharon 191, 233 White, Timothy 62 White, Velda 62 Whitfield. Bryan 63 Whitford, Dennis Whitley. Klmberly 311 Wiemann. Gary 311 Wiemann. Julie 169. 354 Wigderson. Theodore 119. 191 Wilburn. Elizabeth 169 Wilburn, Jay 311 Wllcher. Ryan 311 Willard. Caroline 169. 317 Williams. Barbara 79. 311. 385 Williams. James 35, 63. 73, 74. 270 Williams. Michael 95. 191 Williams. Sherri 79, 169 Williams, Tone 183, 191 Williams, Wayne 77. 95. 211 Williamson, ken 63. 228 Willis, Cindy 169, 231 Willoughby, Sherry 80, 191 Wilsev, Lynetle 33, 63, 317 Wilson, Helen 191 Wilson, James Wilson, Jennifer 169. 339 Wilson. Joanne 63 Wilson. Michael 72 Wilson. Stacy 85. 311 Wilson. Tony 311 Wilson. Wendy 311. 330 Windfelder. Pamela 169. 357 Wintersteller. John Wintersieller. Peter 63. 1X1 Yamamoto. Irene 311 Yamamolo. Kathleen 85. 311 Yang. Kathleen Yasi. Melissa 311. 330 Ybarra. Emilia 19, 64 Ye, Pefu 191 Yerasi, Ashok 333 Yim. Johnny 191 Yoon, Soo 169. 323. 323, 229 York. Jaqueline 169. 222. 242 Yothers. Erik 181. 191 Youders, Annette 191 Youders, Bryan 169 Young, Cynthia 64 Young, Thomas 64. 82. 83. 217 Zabala. John 191 Zaiba. Annette 211. 330 Zamerano. Bngitte 64 Zamora. Arlene 311 Zamora. Carlos 311 Zamora. Celso 169 Zaria. Ernie 191 Zatc. Bing 189. 191, 331 Zate, Maria 169, 333, 339, 343 Zavala, Scott 169 Zippi. Gina 194, 311. 331 Zoba. Joey 191. 334. 248 Zuniga, Debra 169 .  J -? rV Seniors Julie Carpenter and Ceci Jauregui mL 0 T Jiri Mm llf mW ' 4 ' c? k i i Jim ■ Faculty Zenaida Quizon, Cindy Arrevalo, and Margie Redoblado Sophomores Angie Perez, Lisa Petty and Liz Loya Sports Jackie Gonzales and Sean Armstrong Juniors Julie Villalovos, Steve Baeza and Stacy Ross Freshmen Candy Solhak. Tracy McEwen. Eddie Kosareff, Corina Langley and Michelle Evans 284 SAGA Editor Lisa Garber 1 M Assistant Editor Norma Garcia Clubs Barbara Williams and Stephanie Price SAGA STAFF Advisor Cleora Dunagan Professional Photographer Watson Photography East, Inc. Business Manager Denice Fox Photographer Karla Heusner Activities Paula Cortner, Judi Prussak and Linda Brown SAGA 285 AND COMES THE LAST PIECE And a picture of games and dates and people and friends and work and play came forth on the pages of this book. 86 b ' rw .-II I. Monica Courtney, Kary Dunn. Kelly Gallaugher. Marci McEwen. and Julie Jensen can ' t wait to be Seniors! 2. Anything ' s an improvement, Jim Burkhart. i. Sometimes you feel like a nut. sometimes you don ' t, don ' t YOU, Annette Castro? 4 Denice Fox and Ceci Jauregui have to show off what little Se niority they have. 5. Michael Lantz. now all you need is the outside of the car. 6. At times the Rowland campus is quiet and empty. 7. Richard Hawk and Carmen Uriarde, did cupid strike again? 8. Andy Barta wants youl 9. What ' s behind the smile Lisa Hilbrealh? 287 Alma Mater hear our song, Let all the world be told, That we are proud to raise on high. Our colors blue and gold, And when the years have hurtled by. And life we do review, We ' ll not forget to give our thanks, Dear Rowland High to you. ■■•mSB [ ic t Auurri rrw].. Uui ofct - n ' ' ' ALMA MATER cdfX aJcOoc 288 28( r V, i s ■ i ' .jj V h ' 3 ,x At ' y- n V I- K •J J U .A ' I ' . V ■R ■ ' r. 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